Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1932 July 14

STATE CAPITOL

USTRALORPS
sockerels, 10 wks.
$1.75, FOB; hatch-
er 15, for limited
$1, FOB. Johnson

d Sita hens, 1
ht, 2 white, 1 black
alf grown hens, 11
or trade for large
James Maxwell,

rabbits,

nd guar.; must sell
Iso 75 young Pape

, 14 wks. old, 50c ea.

enuine Buff Cochin
$1. ea.: > trio

sor, $2 4.; eggs,
Giant Black Minorca
415. O.- HH. Wright,

rooster and 2
a COD, Mrs.

tams,

rights, 1 <ooster, 6
is uff Cochins, $2.50;
$2; 12 mixed bantams,
nings, Jr., Americus,

in bantam show birds,
ock and 4 this yrs.
Rk. Mitchell, Atlanta,
Ave., N. E., HE. 1140.

Cochin roosters, 75
. Russell, Rome.

D OTHER ROCKS
Rt s str. pure bred B.
17 hatch, $1 ea., or

Ken feed, such as cern,
oi E. G. Owens,

re .B. R. pullets, frier
cockerels, 50e ea.; R.
eggs, pure bred, 2c
B Crow, Flowery

ale R.. I. Red, 1932
as, as baby_ chicks. di-

athony, eu.
April hatch, White

_ Prevailing Wholesale Prices, July 4, 1932. Always Subject to Variation.

by the head or tb.



AGRICULTURE...
COMMISSIONE

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

Poultry For Sate

One hundred special for breed- |

ing Dark Barred Rocks and Reds;
faney birds; March hatch, Z0c ea.:
2 cockerels free with every 12 pul-
lets: POs Ws 7 Draughon,
Climax. :

About 25 B. R, April Socrates,
30c ea., or if lot is taken, 2 25C ea.;
exc. some for nice dried fruit;
other party payine chgs. on both.
Mrs. Jesse J. Brinson, Caire, Rt. 1.

Thompsons pure str. direct from
ped. A. P. A. cert. flocks, pullets,
50c, cockerels, 75c ea. FOB. J. Paul

Adams, Juniper,

Pure bred B. R. pullets, lead.
str., healthy, vigorous and well de-
veloped, March hatch, in small
lots, 60c ea.; 50 or more, 50c ea.,
FOB. J. B. Parrish, Graymont.

Pure bred B. P. R. 10-wks.-old
pullets, $1 ea.; also cockerels, 225
to 280 egg, Park str. Julius Chas-
tain, Toccoa.

Fifty nice B. R. hens, about 1
yr. and 6 mos. old, no culls, cheap,
U. S. Odell,
Oakwood.

Nice, thrifty, pure bred: B. R.
pullets, March hatch, from leading

Strain, 60c ea.; 50 head or more,

50e ea, FOB. J.B. Parrish,
raont.

March hatch cockerels, Parks
str. B. R. reg. per. No. 10-D2-32
$1 and $1.50 ea.; money order and
return crate. Mrs. John Watson,
Graymont.

Four pure bred B. R. roosters,
April hatch, nice size, well dev.,
5Gc ea. Miss Francine Bradley,
Sparta, Rt. 2, Box 95.

CORNISH

Pure bred Dark Cornish, large
type Berry str., March hatch, from
9-lb. cock, 7 lb. hens, pullets, 80
ea.: cockerels, $1 ea.; 10
cockerel, $8. Mrs. C. H. Trotman,
Lumpkin.

Eight April hatch Dark Cornish
pullets, 50c ea.; 10 May hatch, same
breed, breed, 35c ea.; 10 4-wks.-old,
20c ea. Mrs. E. M. Marchant,
Tifton, Res.

Gray-



Few Feb.-March hatch Dark

Cornish cockerels, pure bred, good
type, $1.15 ea. if taken soon. Mrs.
J. D. Barnes, Sylvester, Rt. 3.

Dark Cornish hens, 1 yr, old, $1
ea.; pullets, 6 mos. old, now laying,
$1 ea.; all thoroughbred; eggs, T5c
per 15, del. Mrs. S. EK. Shurling,
Oconee.

pullets,.



Poultry For Sale

1931 hatch, $1 ea.; 1 March, 1932.

coekerel, Bull Doz str., given with.

-a. 1@ hens, B. Cc, Pope, Tallapoosa.
RES.

Sev. Dark Cornish 2 and 3 Ib.
evckerels, 75c ea, FOB: $1 del. H.
W. Thurmond, Greshamville.

Six Dark Cornish yr, old hens,
$1 -ea. Chas. Reynolds,

Park;

Hifteen Dark Cornish March pul-
lets, 75c ea. J, W. Clements, Tifton,
Re 1.

Ten Dark Cornish hens and
rooster, $10, March 1931 hatch. H.
C. Shaw, Austell. Rt. 1.

GAMES |
Two Irish Grey cocks, $5; 2 Blue
cocks, $5; 2 Warhorse cocks, $7.50;
hens, $1.25; young games, $1, or
exc for day old chicks. J... D.
Wilcher, Gibson.

Trio Ky. Doms, 2 hens and cock,
$3.50; Red Cuban cock, $1; 2 hens,
half Red Cuban, half Grist Grady.
T5e ea.; all FOB, and guar. pure.
W. H. Foster, Culberson, N. C.,
Ret 1; resident of Green County,
Georgia.

ifteen or 20 Black Ginn Grey



stags and pullets, 1% to 2% Ibs.,-

80c ea., $1.50 pr. FOB: pure stock.
Jasper Floyd, Canon, Rt. 1.

Royal Chanticleer pit . games:
rever known to run, 2 to 8 lb, size,
$1. GW. Price, Atlanta, 1678
Emory Road.

Red Quill and. Gull cross, pure
Carolina Blue and pure Gull, 1 trio
of Blues, $5; 1 Ib. trios, $3, ea. str.
Claude Logan, Ellijay, Rt. 2,
Box: 1;

Old Black Grey mated to 12
Wopkins and Warhorse hens, all
direct from R. L. Sanders, stags,
$1.50. H. D. McDonald, Commerce,
Rt. 3.

Pit game chickens, 2% Ib. size;
Red Quill, some Porto Rico, March
hatch; exc. $60 for a heifer with
first calf, stock wont go dry
easily. J. A. Crumley, Demorest,
Rt.

Sid Taylor Games, direct from
Hi. B. Spencer, quail size, trios,
$3.50; stags, $1.50 ea.; cash only;
sat. guar. Herman Davis, Ellijay.

GIANTS
Several J. White Giant pullets
and cockerels, 10 wks. old, 50 ea.
FOB. Miss Ola Manley, Carnes-
ville, Rt. 3.



MARKET REPORT

OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

Berry str. Dark Gornish nens,.

Forest |



Columbus.

ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1932.

Poultry For Sale
Fifty nice J. B. Giants, Royal
Purple str., April and May hatch,
30 pullets and 20 roosters, $12:
FOB. Mrs. Jno. W. Hale, Athens,
Re 2:



LEGHORNS
Sev. Tom Barron W. lL. cock-
erels, direct: from Reselawn- as
baby chicks, for sale or exc. for
pulicts, same str.; cockerels 3 mos,
old; T: S. (mame not given) -De-
eater, 711 Church St.

vr

~ About 15 cockerels, 7 wks. old,
Tancred str., 50c ea.; exe, for pul-
lets, same kind, number and age;
white feed sacks, 5e ea. ae i.
Jaeobs, Rome, 18 Cherry St.

Hicht-wks.-old Buff Leghorn
pullets, 35 ea. J .P. Brown, Means-
ville.

Fifteen Buff Iu. hens, Knapp str.,
$9: March hatch pullets, 50c eas
cockerel free with 15 hens or pul-
lets; 10 Rouen ducks, full feath-
ered, $4.90. B. fi. Lynn, Waycross,
Rt, 4.

W. L. baby chicks, 4%4c ea.; 2
wks. old, 9c ea.; 4-wks.-old pullets,
20c ea.: 6 wks. pullets, 30c ea.; all
from heavy layers, 100 per cent
live del. guar. D. P. Martin, Cobhk-
town.

Three hundred and fifty Barron
str. W. L. pullets, 11 wks. old, 40c

a., FOB. C. S. Branch, Zebuon.

Six W. L,, March. hatch .cock-
erels, Tancred str., pure bred, 5%c
ea. Vandora Brackett, Winterville,
Ree.

Thirty W. L. yr. old hens, $1 ea.;
30 Dec. pullets, 90c ea.; 30 Feb.

pullets, 75c ea.; 30 April pullets, |

50c ea.; large type Hollywood str.
Mrs. W. D. Barefield, Ft. Gaines,

Atos
Ten ea., March grd hatch, April

and May 1 hatch, W. L. pullets,

Booths AAA Tancred; make offer
cash -or exc. for lot, FOB; heavy
asst. baby chicks, $4.50 100. Wm.
L. Helms, Buena Vista.

Fifty Ferris best egg str., hens
direct from Ferris 2 yrs. ago, every
one laying and fine for breeding
next yr., 40c ea. F. B. Flanders,
Rockledge.

AAA, young W. lL. cockerels
from Booths trapnested stock, 10
wks, old, 65c ea.; 4 for $2.50. Mrs.
I", Schmidt. Augusta, 23 Greene St.

Seventy W. L., Tancred str., yr
old hens, laying well, 50c ea. for
lot, or 60c ea. for small lots, F. B.
Bohlen, Madison, Rt. 5..



RE SERRE

NUMBER 28,
Poultry For Sale

Sixty pure bred W. L. pullets,
good stock, 12 wks. old, 35c ea. S.
M Ernest, Carrollton, Rt, 7. ee

Ten-wks.-cld W. L. cockerels,
from trapnested Tancred birds,
from 200-304 egg record, 75c ea,
G. L. Strinling, Macon, Rt. 3.

MINORCAS Ae

Selected Fape str. Black Mis
norea cockerels, 12 wks. old, Tac
ca. Guy Wilson, Martin, Rt. 2 ~
Tew Booths special trapnes
sired grade White Minorea, Apr
roosters, $1 ea., FOB; 1 pure bred
N. % White yr. old buck rabbit,
$1.50 FOB. Troy Brittain, New-
nan, Rt. 6. :

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS -

One hundred and seven chicks, 5
wks. old, Red Orpingtcns and
Barred Rocks mixed, $15; disease
free: money order, Josey Patten, 5
Winokur. E :

twelve hens and rooster, young
pullets and cockerel, 25c lb. FOB,
Mrs. FF. R. Vincent. Fruitland.

Four White R. I. roosters, blood-
tested, wt. 8% Ibs. at maturity;
write for prices. A. C. Cash. arte
well, rs

Mixed chickens, 13 hens. 2 enotes
$7 for lot; 2 ducks, 2 drakes. $2
ail FOB. J. W. Jackson, Talking
Rock, Rt. 3. Gee

ORPINGTONS ;

Buff Orp. pullets and cockerels,
Sunshine str., April 5, hatch, 50
ea.; mixed bantams, 4 oe 8 pul-
lets, rooster, $3. Mrs. W. . Chass
teen, Locust Grove. 4

PIGEONS

Three pr. pure bred White Kings
from prize winning stock; all tested
breeders; now working, $4. or xc.
for fancy bantams or other chicke
ens.Robt. Harris, Marietta, Rt. 4.

Sev. breeds .fancy pigeons. 50e
pr., up; Magpies, Fan Tails, Mo-
denas, Pouters, Owls, solid Red
Carneaux, White Swiss, Mon-
daines; odd birds. Edw. Smith, At-
lanta, 20 Gertrude Place. :

White Kings, mated, banded ane :
working, fine squabbers. Burre
Richards, Fitzgerald. :

- Fourteen hundred White Kings,
75e. per pr. S. W. Hearne: Macon,
623 Bibb Bldg. fe

Five pr. White Kines,
and working, $1 pr., or exe. I
cern meal. H. M. Cochran, Stom
wall, Rt. 1.













Poultry For Sale
Poultry Wanted

INDEX

Atlanta.

15
13
ed:
13
12
12
06
15

Valdosta.

14 $ .15
12 13
10 atk
12 13
ait 08
Fi AZ
06 06
14 14
10

10

20

20

60

10

25

50

1.25

12.00

vosese

Augusta.

15 $
13
10
13
12
12

Savannah,

$ .16 $
14
12
14

Macon.

$ .15
13
ll
13
10 14
10 14
08 07

18
12
10 |
18
18

Live Stock For Sale.

Live Stock Wanted

Baby. Chicks For Sale... 333.
Baby Chicks Wanted.......-...--.---------













Grain and Hay Wanted..............---..
Positions Wanted
Farm Help Wanted

Plants For Sale

Plants Wanted

Seed For Sale

Miscellaneous For Sale
Miscellaneous Wanted.......... Se ae
Georgia Products For Sale..........-.<-
Georgia Products Wanted........--..





eas, not mixed, Hue aa Meleka

Butter, best table, 1b.......... pa
ON (80 Ib. to bU.), PUL... ncecceee
Potatoes, per 100 ibs......
e Hay, No. 1, ton

oo No. 1, ton




















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Agriculture

EUGENE TALMADGE,
Commissioner

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Poultry For Sale

mers, $2 pr.e or exc. for chick-

ake offer for bunch.
VS ee
Kings and Carneaux,
ud working: a roo

J. M.

DOVES; 10 in eueck doves . and
White doves, $9.50 for lot;
good stock racing Homer
-or Buff Cochin bantam
Alonzo P. Boardman,

2840 Walton Way.

- R. I. REDS
ndred and twenty R. I.
-wks.-old .chicks, i6c ea., or
for $19; monye order pre-
rs. E. H. Smith, Cochran,



old, healthy, growing chicks,
B. F. A. Rovers, Washing-
3. :
idson str. S. C. R I. Red,
h cockerel, 75c; sev. nice ones
0c ea., wt. about 2 lbs.; eggs,
per 15; crates returned. Mrs.
rawick. Tennille, Rt. 1.
hundred SC. Bi b Red
.25 ea.; 8 roosters, $1.50
oung cockerels, $1 ea.; eggs,
15; Mayhoods heavy laying
sg Belle Timmerman, Bron-
x83.
S$. C. I, Reds, pure Donald-
+, March pullets, 60c ea.,
Mrs: J. H Hardy, White

good, early hatch R. I.
ullets, $1 ea.; eggs, $5 per C;
and Sept. chicks, $10 C del.
D. Donaldson, Decatur, Rt. 1.

tYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
S, ETC., FOR SALE
ucks, 1 drake, 3 mos. old,
er duck, $2.50; also want 1
C. Game bantam cockerel,
old. Ss. J. Bryant, Coffee.
th. White Pekins. 2 ea.
rakes, $i ea. FOB; 11
own ueks, a OP or $12





. er, ota eile Villa Rica, Rt. 4,

Three White Mammoth Pekin
hens and drake, last April hatch,
$4 for lot. Mrs. Frank L. Keller,
Savannah, Rt. 1.

Five Speckled Guinea hens and
rooster, $3; 23 guineas, 4 and 5
wks. old, $4.50; money order. Chas.
Seiferman ,Sylvester.

Four head nice, young
raised thig year, 75c ea.,
Milton Arnold, Surrency.

Ten- -wks.-old ducks; 11 Mammoth
Peking, 4 Ib. ea., 5 Muscovys, 3 Ibs.
Bs Mallards, $15: for lot, or will
sell separately. J. W. Goddard,
Stone Mountain, Rt. 3.

Twenty pure bred Indian Run-
ner. ducks, $1 ea. eae Kacsik,
Macon, Rt. 4.

Aa WE. WW SP: ices, 1 drake,

3.50; 6. ducklings, 42 wks. old,
=. 50: 3 G. S. bantams, cock, $3.50:
5 mixed. bantams, cock, $2.50 del.
Arnold C. Hopkins, - LaGrange,
Rt. 6.

geese
: HOS:



WYANDOTTES
Four pure bred R. C. S. L. Wy-
andotte March hatch roosters,
ea.; money order only. Mrs. J. H.
Haroe, Blakely.
White Wyandotte March cock-

erels, direct from Colonial Poultry

farms; special grade, from ped.
males, $1 ea. FOB. Mrs. Duff B.
Gordon, Pitts, Rt. 2, Box 126.

Poultry Wanted
BANTAMS
Exe, 5 Chinchilla rabbits for 10
hens and rooster; Bantams pre-
ferred. I. B. Lewis, Alapaha.

GAMES

Want pure, 100 per cent Grist
Grady games, quail size, must be
absolutely pure bred; will pay cash.
J. BE. Nicholson, Blairsville.

Exe. 2 pit game hens for a nice
game cock or a nice 5 lb. stag. Carl
Griffin, Gainesville 85 Oak St.

: BANTAMS
Want to buy Black and White
Speckled bantam hen; write price,
ete Mrs. Norman Kuykendall,
Young Harris, Rt. 1. :

LEGHORNS
Want 30 or 40 March or April









hatch Dark Brown Leghorn. pul-}

lets. no culls, price must be reason-
able. J. A, Gaskins, Willachoochee.

xe, 15 or 20 Tancted -W- 4.
f-wks.-old cockerels from blood-
tested, high egg producing flock,
to keep from inbreeding B- F.
Mills, Pearson.

LIGHT BRAHMAS
Want 10 to 20 Light. Brahma 1
or 2-yr.-old hens, in vicinity of At-
lanta; state what you have and
best price. A. FF. Samuels, Fair-
burn,

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS

Exec. good, mellow and aged to-
baceo, Ib. for Ib. for hens, any
breed, or 1% Ib. for 1 lb. young
chickens; ea, pay express. W. W.
Bland, Baxley.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC., WANTED
Exe. 1 common gilt, wt. 40 or 50
Ibs., for young turkeys, suineas,
or for chickens; write your. best
offer. I. E. Parrish, Thomasville,
Rt 3: :

Live Steck For Sale
CATTLE FOR SALE

Five Jersey milch cows for sale
or exc, for young hens or pullets:
want a few hundred W. L pul-
Iets, well bred and cheap. W. D.
Putnam, Curryville.

Sixteen-mos.-oJd Short Horn bul;
a noble breeder and vyentle,. wt.
about 550 Ibs., $25 at lot, or $28
erated; FOB, or exe. Chas. M.
Duffey, Carrollton, Rt. 3.

Thoroughbred reg. stock of 5
and 6 gal. full: blood Jersey cows.
cow with heifer calf, 24% mos old:
cheap for cash. . Thos. Jefferson,
Lenox, Rt: 1.

Three good young milth cows, 2
fat steers, 3 veal calves, also 20
pigs, Duroc and Berkshire mixed,
ready about August 10-15. W. S.
Anderson, Middleton, Rt. 1.

Spotted, reg. Jersey cow.
Duchess Jolly Marie, reg. No.
810398, 85 Ibs. milk, 2 Ibs. butter
with common feeding , $60 eash; 10









50c.



= ecoAes
come to my barn, = 0. McCrea,

t- | Alma, Rt. ty

Hereford, Shorthorn, Jersey and
Guernsey bull ealves for sale;
write: Dr. M. P. Jarnagin, Athens,
care State College of Agriculture.

Two reg. yr. old Jersey heifers,
Plue Bells Leda and Blue Bell's
Joan, No. 974423; sire and dams
from Reg. of Merit dams; reas-
onable price. Mrs. W. H. Hill, Pal-
metto.

Jersey cow, fresh in, heifer ealf
mo, old; 2 nice yearlings; cheap
for cash, one or all. . Mackin,
Lawrenceville.

Two or 3 good milen cows; 1
Plack Jersey, calf 3 days eld, 3-544
gal. per day, extra good for putter;
if near enough eome sce them. W.
R. Sutton, Adairsville, Rt. 1.

Twenty-five young. steers, wt,
850-450 Ybs., 3c Ib.; if interested,
write: GC. Z. Floyd, Washington,
eee
~ Guernsey bull, supposed to be
about 7 mos. old: write for price.
M.R. Lockhart, Louisville, Rt.. 5,
Box 54.

Jersey milk cow, now milking,
$40, cash. Mrs. Kate Bohlen, Madi-
son, Rt. 5.

-One no horned, 3 gal. Jersey cow,
about 6 yrs. old, without calf,
freshened June 13th; good quali-
ties, 1 Ib. butter day, $80 cash. J.
C. Newsom, Sandersville.



HOGS FOR SALE

S. PP. C., 6-wks.-old pigs; papers
if desired: good stuff; sat. guar.
3. R. Gable, Raymond.

Seven pigs, 20-25 Ibs. Duroe and
P, C. eross, quick sale at $15; cash,
or exe. pigs for nice milcn cow,
or 20 nannie goats. L. G. Scott.
Graymont, Rt. 2. :

"Whree black shoats, 3 mos, old,
P. C. and Hampshire cross, thrifty,
$2.25 ea. .Mrs. Mittie Harper,
Osierfield. 2

Three pure bred straight nose
Berkshire sow pigs, ready for sale
July 17, at 6 wks. old, wt. 30. Ibs.:
immune from cholera, $6.50, exp.
paid. Dorsey Martin, Canon, Rt. ts

Duroc-Jersey pigs, 3 to 4 mos.
old, cholera immune and reg. in
buyers name at reasonable prices.
L. M. Kennedy, Collins.

Hight pure bred S. P. C. 2-mos.-
old pigs, $2 ea. at the barn; will
not ship. Jess Wilson, Machen.

Big Bone Bive Guinea gilts,
bred, $8: open, $5; life treated. W.
A. Sumner, Norristown, Rt. J.

. I. C., the very best in young
rigs, and 4-mos.-old boars (soon
ready for service); sat. guar. A.
T. Riesby, Sale City.

Three pure bred Duroc Jersey
males and 3 sow pigs, sub. to reg.;
well grown to age, 7 wks. old, $4
OR 520.50 for lot. Christine
Strange, Cobbtown, Rt. 2.

Reg. Duroc Jerseys, 9 mos. old,
bred, $15 ea.; 4-mos.-old gilts and
boars, $10 ea., or $18 pr.; young
scw and 7 pigs, $20. J. C. Lumsden,
Talbotton.

. Black sow, good stock, wt. about
206 Ibs., in good eon., 8 pretty
pigs, 2 wks. old, $10 cash. Ralph D.
Smith, Sandersville. Rt, 3.

HORSES AND MULES
: FOR SALE

Bay horse, sound and good con.,
works anywhere, good saddler; sell
or trade for W, Ll. pullets; write
what you have. W. a Jee
Boston.

One gray horse, $20. E. B. eenien.
Austell, Rt. 1.

Black horse mule, wt. 1100 Ibs.,
7 yrs. old, extra good worker. $45,
or trade for fresh-in heifer and
$20. Austin Adams, East Atlanta,
455 Eastside Ave.

Exceptionall fine Shetland, bred
from big size Silver, Fan Tail
Shetland; sired by thoroughbred
Arabian: sound, broke to _ ride,
drive, plow, cultivate, gentle; at
half value, $150; write. John S.
K. Reed, Winokur.

Good, plow mule, $22.50 cash;
eome and see mule, just off Vir-
ginia Ave., on Dr. Howards farm,
College Park. P. W. Wills, College
Park; Rte.

A No. 1 mare mule, 12 yrs. old,
fat and smooth, wt. 1000 Ibs., $75.
W. I. Black, Lula, Rt. 1.

SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE
Two dos, milking; 2 does, fresh-
en August; exceptionally good;





bred to 100 per cent Nubian; sell

or trade | for 1931 hatch W.. L.
twin Simpson, Atlanta, 67

Soins
pigs, $10 pr. R. E. Barnes, Summit.
ees bred Shropshire ram, not
., 814 yrs. old, $7.50 at barn, or

< PEOE: also reg. Jersey bull; write
for details. J. T, McClung,. Hiram.

RABBITS FOR SALE
Yr, old extra fine Chinchilla
buck, $1; 3 does, buck, Silver Fox,
13 wks. old, $2.50; 1 ped. and reg.
doe, i5-mos.-old Chinchillas, $2.50.
Jack Thompson, Dawson, Box 384.

Twelve black and white, pink-
eyed rabbits, 2 to 4 mos. old, 25
ea.- 2 white, pink-eyed bucks, yr.
old 75e ea. Nora eaey) Alto,
tetas

Ped, Chinchillas from reg. stock
4-5 mos. old, does, $1.25: buck,
trio, $3; N..Z. White does, $2 ea.;
commercial stock; write for prices.
. E. Dorsey, Blackshear.

' Seven tame Grey rabbits, 4 wks.
old, 75 pr.; add postage. Huel
Wright, Mershon, Rt. 1, Box 43. |

Two Chin. does, $2 ea.; 65 Jr.
Chin. from reg. steck, 3 to 4 mos.
old, $1; also N. 4%. Reds. C. I. Me-
Cormick, Decatur, 1726 Oakview
Road. :

Two N. Z. does, 3 mos. old, good
health, be 6a. 8 Belgium hare
does, 134 mos. old, 250 ea.5 $2,756
for lot; exe. for anything can use.
Nelson Beattie, Dalton, 31 S.
Green St.

Live Stock Wanted
CATTLE WANTED

Cow wanted, will pay for it with
carpenter or other work; write, J.
A. Jolley, Atlanta, Rt. 7,. Box 279,

Exe.
or mule to the value of $100; write
for particulars. BE. MR. Welch,
Juliette.

Exe. pr,. 10-wks.-old Hampshire
pigs, thoroughbred, for pair heifer
calves, 2-4 mos. old..0O. S. Duggan,
Chester. ; :

Want a cow to milk for her feed,
er to raise on shares; also want 5
or 6 shoats to fatten on halves. Ed

arswell, Tifton, Rt. 4.

Want 6 grade Jersey heifers, will
freshen in early fall; exe. 7-yr.-old
saddle horse; also want contract te
take fall tomatoes and rutabaga
turnips. R. C. Owen, Gay.

Want calves, 1 to 3 mos. old,
also 8 Guernsey heifers, 1 to 3 mos.
old. D. K. McKenzie, Lyons.

Want youne milch cow, cheap
for cash; give description and price
in first letter. Mrs,
Hartwell,

HOGS WANTED

Exe. 4-mos.-old light colored
Jersey heifer calf for pair of pure
bred pigs, 8 or 10 wks, old, or for
pure bred, 8-12 wks. pullets. Wm.
C. Weeks, Harlem.

Want 25 or 30 feeder shoats, wt.
90-350 Ibs.: give breed and prices
per Ib. BE. K. Fowler, Athens, 180
Normal Ave.

Want pure bred S. P. C. male
pig: exe. Cornish hens or Bourbon
Red turkeys. J. T. Holland, Lenox.

SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED

Eye. nice Jersey bull calf, sub:
to reg. for Toggenburg or Nubian | 7
goats: exe. for any good breed of
young hens, syrup, or seed oats. S.'
G MeNeill, Arlington.

Want 50 to 100 common goats,
within 50 to 100 miles of Tifton.
Ww. A. Puckett, Tifton.

HORSES AND MULES
WANTED
Want mule or horse; will exc.
pure bred Jersey bull, 18 mos. old.
Mrs T. N. Williams, Buena Visto.

RABBITS WANTED













Exe. 1 common pair of pigeons]

for pr. of white, vink-eyed rabbits,
or bred doe; write. L. BE. Parrish,
Tlomasville, Rt. 8.

Baby Chicks for Sale

Thoroughbred B. R. Reds, Eng.
Leghorns from well selected stock,
$4.95 C; heavy assorted, $4.50 C;
lots less than 100, add Je per chick.
Prepaid; live del. A. H. Fechtel.
Wayeross.

Livable chicks from culled of-
ficially. bloodtested outstanding
flocks of Reds and Rocks. J. Hi.
Wood, Athens, Box B.

Eng: Leghorns, Reds and Rocks;
hatch every week in year; Reds
and Rocks, $7 per 110; Leghorns,



= $6.50 per (110; ask for. pices of



choice little black Guinea:

$1;

value for good cows, hogs .

J. M. Bobo..



during next few week:
pullets; write, Eustac
ney, Jr., Blackshea:
Thoroughbred B. Rock
Eng. Leghorns from w
flocks, $4.95 ; heavy
$4.75 C; lots less than 10:
per chick; prepaid; live
Fechtel, Waycross.

Pure bred Dark
chicks, 12%c ea.; eggs,
guar. Mrs. C. A. Patter
Eis.

Baby Chicks W

Want 100 baby chick.
on kalves to 8 or 10 wks
party pay postage; Bar
preferred; at once, M1
Bishop, Fayetteville, Rt





i
Imperial duck eggs
moth White. Pekins;
laying stock; guar. s
doz. del. Sidney Clott
ta, Rt. 5; =
Black and White M
eggs, $1 doz; also day
20e ea.; R. I. Red ar
norea, Pape str., eggs
HK. Maynard, Newton.
Pure bred Dark Cor
752 per 15; $2, 50, prep
Kate Lancaster, Sylveste
Prize winning Dar
ges, 75ce-per 15; $2 fo

ext

boreouee 100 weekly.

Sikes, Sylvester.
Two doz: turkey eggs
M. B. prize winners,
for ducks, 6 pure nea:
ners. Mary Harrison
Rt. 1,
; Blue and White :
egses, 50e per 19, or ex
sinoking tobaco or feed
wks.-old M. B. turkeys
Eugene _Dorsey, 7
ts. 8
Full Cornish Indian e 8,
pullets, Mareh hatch, 10
1. rcoster, $10; money ore
E. P. King. Rochelle, R
Guinea eggs, 50c per
ready; shipped COD or Se
with order; all shippin
J By Aired, Jr.; Dallapo
Full Dark Cornish
1) March pullets, $10,
added; Jan., Feb., March
$1.25; -$1. and Te 626
Mrs: BE. Py King; Roch
Speckled. guinea eggs,
postpaid; turkey eg

$8,

hes.
poosa,

paid.
RE 3:



Want contract for hai
frem pure bred stock;
Rocks preferred; m must
fertility; want regul
Aug. through next
Harlee, Clarkston, 3

Want 250 eggs, Ligh
Cornish, Buff. Rock

tiants to set on. hak
pay chgs. on chicks. M

Burch, Helena, Rt. ae

Grain and Hay F

Sev. cars good, brigh
hay, $6 ton FOB. M. =
Fiains,

Two cars bright, sou
hay, $6.50 ton FOB; als
cenned okra, not labeled,
cases pimiento
write for sample an
McRae, Ft. Gaines.



loads. G. BE. Warnock, 7
Nice peavine hay
eats, little white mus
Crowders; on Hurlbutt f
John Ll. Smith, Reeves.
Good blue stem seed
bu. FOB. Arthur Owe
ville. : Re

Grain and Hay
Want to cars good, b

years peanut vine hay at

Columbus Roberts, ss
Want to buy 60 bu. wh

lowest price del. ae

Villa Rica. ~~ 5
Will pay 40e b






way for re-
prices reason-

L. Walker,

man, 38 yrs. old,
i Hines of farm-
te model imple-
sition. John C.

or tractor, truck,

oes not smoke.

wants work for
poard and reas-
. Ricks, Keys-

ur gin plant in
eontract; 25 yrs.

u need, J. W.
, Warren Piace,

woman wil! help
other light farm
e and moderate
erine Wood, Dun-
re N. ae

h ref. Miss Pauline

and ginner, re-
ping up same, 48
wants job; ref.;

A.

O pick nd other
supplies; give 10
a, day's moving;

ite. B. G, Black,

farm to work on
hannesen, Bruns-

rm or truck farm;

: :-am crip-
any kind of work.
lton, 41 Charles St.
n want work pick-
ing, peach work,

: ick 250 Ibs. cot-
Daniel

Eo nd small child
arm with old peo-
children; can help
1 - etc.; small
Mansfield.

Se farm
hog etc..
ie en-

-envelope.

7268 Crum-

old young man
1 dont mind
Williams, Atlanta,

m near Atlanta;
or 4ths; good
ture; near church
. Vaughan, Mc-

igging; by day or
, 10 yrs. exp. in
lasting. Howard

job on farm.
Edison, care C.

| man with wife
b on farm with-
yivester; can do
White, Sumner,
farm on 50-50
f.; ref. exc. O.
He ftt..1, Box 16.
rm. work, wants
in family; have to
oS on farm or

rm; single, sober,
pled 1 foot; drive

n (member of M.
, industrious, 55
geo Garnett
Sod refer-
in country home,
etc.; write

A

--| good house and water, e

Howard, !

poul-

try, ete.; give me rent to take care

i place. eee! Martin, Byronville,
1,

Man, wife, 9-yr.-old boy want job;
chickens, first class carpenter, re-
pair farm equipment, and other
arm work; small salary. E.
Streun, LaFayette.

Years exp. general farming,
stock raising and trucking, 5 in
family, bal. this yr, and next. R.
L. Thompson, Cordele. Box 37.

Want job on dairy or farm; 4
yrs. exp. in dairy; can drive truck,
tractor, car, etc. Rhea Padgett,
Blythe. E

Refined, unincumbered widow
desires place with good, Christian
people on farm, assisting with light
work; middle or N. W. Ga. pre-
ferred; go anwyhere, tho. Mrs.
Cora Coker, Manassas,

Nineteen-yr.-old, single young
raan wants job on dairy farm, 3
yrs. exp.; make best offer in first
letter. J..A. Jones, Meansville,
Rt Box: 4.

Want home on farm; N. Ga, pre-
ferred, but go anywhere; to do
garden, poultry and other
werk; 38 yrs. old, 3-yr.old boy
Mrs. Rubye Williams, Hinsonton.

Single man, honest, no bad
habits, willing worker, wants job
on farm; $15 per mo., board and
laurdry; write for full information;
have to be moved; repay. Augustus
Ficyd, Rockmart, Rt. 2.

Farm Help Wanted

Want. reliable, unincumbered
middle-aged country woman for
work in nice country home: ref.
required; good home, reasunable
wages; give, age, exp. and wages
expected. Mrs. -L. Cy Lee, Reids:
ville, care A.J, Orr,

Want a. good farmer; one that
can build permanent pastures,



Hill. Columbus Roberts, Columbus.

Want orphan colored boy about
18 yrs.old, to assist: with light
garden work; give board, room and
celcthes. C.:G. Christiansen, Albany,
Gillionsville Road.

Want a middle-aged,- unincum-
bered couple to live in house with
me and care for chickens, garden,
ete:;
Mrs. J. D. Browning, Box Springs.

Can use a man, 40-45 yrs old,
healthy, ete., to gather crop; board
and clothes and little spending
money; begin at once. J Adams,
Stockbridge, Rt. 1.

Plants For Sale

New. Stone, Baltimore and Mar-
globe tomato plants, cabbage and
collard, 75e M del.; 5 M up, 50c M
enollect; money order. Guy Crow,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Stone tomato, W. and Flat
Dutch cabbage, Ga. collard plants,
all -T5e:--1000.~ Hoyt
Gainesville, Rt. 2. :

Lead. var. cabbage, tomato and
collard plants, 400, 35c; 65e M del;
> - M up,; 40e M FOB: H. P. Reese,
Oakwood,

W. and late Flat Dutch cabbage,
Stone and B. tomato, heading col-
lard plants, 500, 40c; 70c M del.; 5
M.up, 5Ce 1000. A. J. Crow, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2,

Cabbage, tomato and collard
planis, 500, G0c; $1 M del. Clyde
Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Stone tomato, BE. J., Chas. W.
cakbage, 15c C; 40c, 500; 75c M del.;
5 M lots, 50c M,. FOB, Jack Mil-
ford, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

B. J:, and Chas. W. cabbage,
Stone and Baltimore tomato, Ga.
collard plants, 15c C; 40c, 500; 75c
M del.; 5 M up, 50c M collect. Win-
fred Waldrip, Flowery Branch,

Lead. var. cabbage, tomato and
collard plants, 400, 40c; 65e M del;
5 M to 50-M, 40c M; exp collect. H
P. Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

New Stone and G. B. tomato,
white heading collards, Chas. W.
cabbage plants, ea., 15ec C; green
butter beans, 4c lb.; add postage on
beans. Major Crowe, Cumming,
Rts:

Wakefield cabbage, New Stone
tomato, heading. collards, good
plants, 75 M del.; 5 M, $3; 10 M,
$5; 20 M, $8 expressed. Ovie Crowe.
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Greater B. tomato plants, 15e C;
Ive M del. Otis Waldrip, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 8.

Collard, lettuce, potato plants,
60c M; hot pepper, 30c C; sage, dill,
garden huckleberry, 25 doz.; $1.50





100. Te E. Harrison, Dublin.

M; G. B

| Day,

light.

make and cure hay; farm at Ben |

am widow without children. 7 95:

| Mrs. W. H. Rucker, Milner.
Anderson,



Thompson, Cumming, R



or Ga. ee lavds. 90e |
tomato, $1 M; 65c, 500,
del. in Ga.; ese plants, 60c, 200;
money order. Mrs. F. Happoldt,
Lewiston,

Collard and sh allot onion piants,.
a., 75e M; scailion plants, Jarge,
40 C exe. for pure Mastodon
strawberry plants. A. Daniel
Winder.

Tomato plants, summer and fall.
500, 50c; S0c M: late Flat Dutch
cabbage plants, same price; post-
paid, In-Car RIOk es, Fitzgerald,
Rt. 3;

Millions large, well rooted plants
from cert, seed; Margtobe, Stone;
Baltimore tomato, heading collard,
Copenhagen, darge Wakefield cah-

age, mossed, labeled, 360, 40c: $1
Mest postpaid. CG. F. .- Maddox.
Lawrenceville. E

\ Tomato plants, Stone, Marglobe,
Greater B., Bonny: Best, Preak o.
J 200, 25c; 500, 45e; 80c M del:
5 M $2 FOB. J. O Stokes, Vitz-si
gerald, Rt. 3.

New Stone and Baltimore _ to-
mato plants, Dutch and W. cab-
bage, heading collard plants, 15c
C: 800, 30c; 55 M del. C. W. Smith,
Gainesvilie, Rt. 1.

New Stone tomato, W. and late
Flat Dutch cabbage, heading var.
ecllard plants, 500, 35; 60c M:; 5
M, $250 del. Cora Crow, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 1.

G. B. tomato plants, 20c C; 500,
60c; $1 M;-mixed turnip seed. Pur-
ple Top and Seven Top, 4c Jb.
Lawrence Wright, Alto, Rt. 2.

Flat Dutch and-- W.. cabbage,
Stone and Baltimore tomato, and:
ecllard plants, 15e C; 300, 30c; 60c
M del.: 5 M, $2 collect. thee Crow,
Cakwood, Rt. 1.

Fall cabbage, coliard and tomato
plants, 500, 65c: $1 M; pepper and
egg plants, 40c C; 500. $1: $1.50 M:
ali postpaid. Mrs. Gertrude Branan
Lewiston.

Wakefield cabbage plants. 40c,
300. 70c M: dels 5M wp, $0c =. M,
FOB; red nest onions, 40c gal. del.;
for fall planting. Mrs. Linda Smith,
Flowery Branch, Rt.. 1.

Million field grown New Stone
and G, B. tomato, and collard
plants, 25c, 00; 50c, 400: T5e M3 5
M, 65e M; 10 M, 60c 1000. R:; H.
Thompson, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1

Flat Dutch cabbage plants, 40c.
70c. M del; 5 M up, 50c M
FOB; Seven Top turnip seed. 25c_
iband=postare,- Paul - Roper.
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

New. Stone and Baltimore tomato
plents, 15e -C: $1.10 M; cabbage.
same price; collards, 15e C; 0c M
del. G. E. Waldrip, Gainesville.
RE 2:

Cherry bushes, 10 ea. Mrs. Joe
McWhorter, Bowdon, Rt. 1.

Cabbage-collard plants, sure-
head cabbage; direct from WHast-
ings \seed, now ready for trans-
planting, 20ec C; $1 M_ postpaid.

Flat Dutch, Chas. W. cabbage,
tomato and collard plants 5c C:
500. 85c; 50e M postpaid: 4c M
exp. collect; any amount. A. Wil-
liams, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Marglobe, Bonny Best, Stone.
Baltimore tomato, 25c, 200; 500,
45c: 80ec M; cabbage Corenhagen. |
Golden Acre, Jersey, Chas. W., 200,
85e; 60c 1000. Mrs. Luella Stokes,
Macon, 340 Central Ave.

Tomato plants, for fall tomatoes, |

200, 25e; 500, 60c; $1 M postpaid. I.
L. Stokes, Fitzgerald, Rt. 3.

Tomato -plants. Margloke, Break
o Day, Stone, G. B., all sizes, 200,
25ce: 500, 45c; 75c M del; E0c M
COD; 5 M, $2, FOB. J. O. Stokes
Fitzgerald, Rt. 3. ..

White Plume celery plants, from
Hastings seed, 50c 100. S. J.
Martin, Gainesville, Rt. 9.

Tomato plants, Stone, Baltimore.
Marglobe, Bonny Best, Break O
Day. Matchless, 200, 25e; 500, 45c;
Tic M del.; 50c M COD; mossed and
count guar. S. C. Rowe, Fitzgerald.

Dutch and W. cabbage, Stone
and Marglobe tomato, heading col-
lard, 800, 35; 65c M del.; 5 M up,
40 M, exp. col. L. A. Crow, Oak-
wood,

Fall tomato plants, 65c M; cab-
bage plants, 40c M; prompt skip-
ment, D. M. Barber, Baxley.

Late Flat Dutch and Drumhead
cabbage, Ga. collard, Stone tomato
plants, 400, 59; $1 M: hot pepper,
25c C; exc.; no chks. Henry Eller,
Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Millions field grown New Stone
and G. B. tomato and half headed
collard plants, 200, 25; 500, 50c;
70e M; 5 M, $3.25 del. ee B.



plants, 15c C;

_glcbe tomato plants,

packing,

del,

Plants Fer Sale
Ga.
M; young
anything tan -use;.add postage. G.

EF. Watson, Buford, Rte 3:

Sev. var. cabbage, tomato and
collard plants, 15 C; 75 M post-
paid; 10 M, $5 express. Marcus
Williams, Gainesville, Rt, 2.

Hastings white heading collard
plants, 200, 25; 500, 65; $1 M; 5
M, $3; 10 M, $5, del.; 50c M FOR;
exc. for white sacks. Mrs. Ethel
Carnes, Cumming, Rt. 4.

New Stone tomato plants, 85c M
del.; red nest onions for fall plant-
ing, 60c gal; money order. Miss
Corine Collins, Flowery Branch.

Ga. heading collard plants, C.
W.,. E. J. cabbage, Stone tomato,
7ic M; 5 M up, 60c M; cash with
order. Callie Ellis, Cumming.

E. J., Chas. W., Flat Duteh cab-
bagie, New Stone tomato; 206--C;
806. 40c; 75c M, prepaid. Davis
Jones, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

: Stone and Baltimore tomato; nn

: ecliard plants, 45e 500; 65c M. dl.;
3 M up, 50c M collect: good plants:

and count guar. C, Vv.
Flowery Branch, Rt: 1.

Chas. W., Flat Dutch cabbage.
Stone tomato and cabbage-collard
450 M_- postpaid.
Wiliams, Gainesville.

Strayhorn,

Franeis
Rise:

Chas. W. cabbage plants, 15 C;
35c, 500; 60c M del. Luster Mathis.
Gainesville, Rt. 9.

Stone tomato plants, extra fine;
field grown, 25c C: 60c, 500: $1 M;
& M,;- $4.50. 7. J. Hart, College
Park. :

Chas. W. cabbage plants, 75e M
postpaid; 5 M up, 50c M collect. B.
J Baker, Sparks,

Tomato, collard and cabbage
plants, .200, 30c; 500, 50c; 75e M del.
B. Crow, Gainesville,

New Stone, Baltimore and Mar-
ToC M5 OM
Ve 60c M del.;

Tse M = del.
ville. ete i

Collard, eabbage, tomato plants,
500, 55c; 90c M: postpaid: roots pro-
tected; basket free: collard seed,
25e 1b. postpaid, 15ce extra if chk.
is sent. Lee Waldrip. Gainesville. -

Cabbage, Chas. W. Sure Head
eollard, Marglohe, Stone tomato,
000, 45e: =80e 1000... J.. C. Allen.
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Flat. Dutch, Chas. W. cabbage,
heading collards, New Stone to-
mato, 20e C; 35e 300; 80c M post-
paid: 5 M up, 50c M col. Robt.
Grindle, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Thousands cahbage, tomato. col-
lard plants, ~all lead. var., expert
full count, 200 5c: 560;
ae E. Williams,

Guy Crow, Gaines-

69c: 75e M del.
Gainesville, Rt.

Cabbage and ealled plants, 300,
30c: 65c M dek: 10 M, $5 collect; to-
mato, same prices; shipped within
24 hrs. Jno. C. Crow, Gainesville,
Rted.

Cabbage, tomato and collard
plants, 15ec C; 800, 85c; 65c M pre-
paid; 5 M, $2.50 collect. Lemsel
Chambers, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

All var. cabbage, tomate and col-
Jard plants, guar. full count, 65
M; = M up, 50c M collect. Felton
Swancey, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Stone tomato, KE. J., and Chas.

W. cabbage, 15c C; 40c, 500. 75c
M del.; 5 M lots, 50 M FOB. Jack
Milford, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.
E. J., and. Chas. W. cabbage,
Stone and Baltimore tomato, Ga.
collards, lic C; 40e, 500; 75c M del.:
5 M, 50e M FOB. Winfred Waldrip,
Flowery Branch. _

New Stone tumato plants, field
grown, well rooted, immediate del.,
$t 1000. L. P. Williams, Austell,
RE 22:

Collard planst, 10c C; 500, 40c;
70c M FOB; cash with order. El-
bert Daniel, Winston, Rt. 1.

W. and. Dutch cabbage plants,
New Stone, Baltimore tomato, true
to name, 500, 40c; 75c M; 5 M lots,
50ec M, FOB. J. C. Chambers,
Flowery Branch.

Lead. var. cabbage, tomato and
collard plants, 10c C; 75e M del.; 10
M up, 45c M collect. H. P. Crow,
Gainesville, Rt. 2. :

W. and Dutch New

cabbage,

Stone and Baltimore tomato, col-.

lard plants, 15e C; 300, 80c; 70c M
Gel.; 5 M, $2 collect. Lee Crow,
Oakwood, Rt. 1.

Nice; Ga. collards and N. C.
Buncombe collards, 75c M; 5 M,
$2.50: prompt shipment. Herman
Boatright, Alma.

Cabbage, collard plants, lic, 600;
$1.10 M; lead. var, tomato plants,

game price; all moss packed and

Mrs. W. N. Lott, Braselton,

heading collard plants, 45G"
, healthy plants: exe. for.

collard and cabbage. |



: Traces Bell - and pi nto. swee!
pepper plants, 30 CG; hot- pepper,
20c C; sage plants, 20c doz.
Ida Wright, Alto.

Chas. W. cabbage and All Season
$1 M; 5 M, $4.50; 10 M, $8: true
Ga. collard and His Red Rock to-

mato plants, same price; cash or
John -B. Nix, Dahe-

money order,
lonega; Rt. 4,
W. and Duteh cabbage
and Baltimore tomato, Ga.
heading collards, 70c M. del..
$3: 10 M, $5 collect.
Gainesville, Rt. 2.
Stone and Baltimore
Dutch and W cabbage,
eollard plants, 300, 40;
85e M del.: 706 M eollect
Wingo, Gainesville, Rt. 2.
W. and Flat.-D.. cabragse
Stone and Baltimore tomato ~lants,

SG
d-M,
Ovie. Crow,

o90,

4.ce per 500: wae M percel post, in z

a M_ lots; 60 M_ plus
Grady Crowe, Cumming.
: Marglobe and: ~G, B.

postage,
Rt.-4,
tomato

plants, Ga.iheading collards, 10c GC:

400, 25; 50ec M FOB: !arge extra

fine plants. P. FE. Rhodes, Baldwin,

Cabbage plants, Chas. W. and

Ail Season, Ga. collards, Red Rock

tomato plants, $1 M;: 5 M, $4.50; 10.
M $8; money order nia order
M. Etris, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Marglobe and Purple
mato plants, now ready, 15e C: 500,
60c: 90ce M: del. W.. Rs
Bluffton

Marglobe and Gulf States
ket tomato plants. new. readx
1600. S. A. Goodman, Chipley

New Stone tomato, Late Mutch,
W. cabbage, heading cellards 500,
20c, 60e M deli:75 M. 32.20" OB
Obie Crow, Gainesville. Ags

Best quality Chas WwW.
plants, $1 M; 85 M in 5 M up lots,
postpaid; sat guar. M. L.
Buford. Rt. 3:

Guar. large. stocky Chas.
cabbage, New Stone, Baltimore and
cabhage-collard plants from purest
seed obtainable: 300: 60c: 600. $1:
$125 M. postpaid. Ee. A. Hayes,
Buford.

White heading solards
Stone, G. B. tomato, Chas. W.
bage plants, ea., 15e C: neading

Mar-

cabbage. 3c Ib.; add postage on cab=

bage. Mrs. Rosie Crowe Cumming,
Rt 4
Ga. heading collard piants Blue
Stem collard, 40e per 500; 75c 1000.
Mrs. Ravi Porter, Milner, atte

Big, healthy, fresh plants. pure ~

cabbage-heading collard, Mar2z!obe,
Stene, Baltimore tomato.
Wakefield cabbage: expert packe |
Ine. Ase 300 -$4--10002 FE Frasier,
Lawrenceville.
Million large, strong
globe, New Stone, Baltimore
mato; cabbage-heading
large Wakefield cabbage.

to-
mossed,
IF. Maddox, Lawrenceville.
Dutch and W. cabbage ;
Stone and Baltimore tomato, heads
ing collards, 200, 25c: 65c M del.
Cc. W. Smith, Gainesville, Rt 1.
New Stone temato, W. and late
Flat Dutch cabbage, heading var.

collard, 300, 25c; 60c M;-5 M $2.50.-

del. Cora Crow, Gainesville Rt. 1.
Collard and tomato plants. 500,

65c; $1 M; pepper and egg plants,

109, 40c; 500, $125 postpaid Miss
Rosa May, Lewiston.

Chas, -W. cabbage, heading a

lards, Stone and Marglobe tomato
plants, 75ec M. del; 10 M, $6 col-
lect. W. O:- Waldrip, Ficwery
Branch. &
New Stone and

Gg. B

Reiph Cc. Thompson,
Rts 6;

Mastodon strawberry planis 35e
C, Lady T., same price; late Drum=
head abbace plants, $125 M:
and black raspberries, 75ce doz.
Cora Turner, Cleveland, Rt. 4.
New Stone. Baltimore tcinato,
EB. J., Chas. W. eabbage and head-

h

Stone ~

tomato, |
heading
60C;

Lies

New =

es

Aeme tom, :

ea phe sex%
Tutton,

Wee

News
cab-

iargze:*

collard;
labeled, 300 50c; $1 M postpaid. C. =

pines ce

Mc Tendon, - :

Totes

*

plants, es
from certified, treated seed: Mar-

tomato -
plants, 75c M; 5 M, $3; 10 M, $5; _
eollard plants, 50ec M del. in Ga.

Cumining,

red

ing collard, 300, 45c; 600, 7oc, $1.10 ~~

M- postpaid; sat. guar.

Hea
Fraser, Buford, Rt. 2. :



Plants Wanted oe

Want 200 Dwarf Champion toe

mato plants; will exe. 1 Jb. Shogoin
ea. dele =
Rufus

or Japanese turnip seed;
or sell seed, 380e Ib. del.
Marriman, Lyons,

Seed For Sale
True Ga. collard seed, %4 Ib., 25
% Ib. 40c; 75e Ib. white nes
onion sets, 50c gal.;
Eee Glennville.

all ack Dz ae :


nge cane seed, 50 bu. hay

%5c bu.; Marglobe tomato,

0: Stone, Baltimore, 75c; Wake-|

3a. Flat Dutch cabbage, $1 Ib. B.
R. Woodliff, Flowery Branch.
Eurr clover seed, 1c Ib.; pure and
und. Eugene Harper, Hartwell.

welve kinds garden. seed for
garden, 25c; guinea bean
ple pkt. 10c; strawberry

ants, 95c C: exc, for value. J. R: |

ramilett. Ellijay. Rt. 4.
alif. beer seed, Te per % cupful;

urnip seed, 50c tb. or 5e a add.

Seed chufas, 5c Ib. in lots of 100
and over: 6c smaller Jots; cash,
: also fine, young ilampshire
oar for sale or exe. for 1 of equal
uiue. W. S. Booth, Manor
Pure white bunch sound butter
ean seed. 5 Ibs. del.. 60c:
pri e-on larger quantities.
teadows, Shiloh.
Calif. beer seed, good start post-
pid). 10c. T. C. Craton. Dallas,

Lee OQ:

Large, sound,
k.: $2. bu.; 10 bu. lots, $2.50
want 5 bu. fine water ground
meal at 60c bu. del, W. H. Wad-

Pearson.

Shogoin turnip seed, 1932 crep,
250 lb. del. in lots.of 5 1bs. or more;
Schley and Success pecans, 15c lb.

i. in lots of 10 lbs. up; Mrs. J. L.

offord, Stockton.

Good, tender cornfield and black

ole bean seed. 20c teacuptui; New

ne tomato plants, 85e M del.;
extra good Crowder peas, 60c gal.

is. OW. Vo Robbe, *~ Niowery
Brar eh, Rt. 1.

wr clover seed, recleaned, 5c

. Thaxton, Jackson, |

| Roberson, Alma.

inese scuba seed he pkt.
and 3c postage; no stamps. Mrs. H.

Reed. Nacuta, Rt. 1.

rr clover seed. hand cleaned,

Ib:; 100 Ib. lots, 4e Ib.; new crop}
ek-eyed peas.. very prolfic: very

for fall planting,

25 at. Ia.
erhold. Lavonia. 4

n lbs. Purple Top turnip seed, |

tly mixed with yellow Globe.
of trash, 25c Ib.; Ga. collard
hot pepper plants, 15c 100.
i. W. Bryson, Rome, Rt. 3.
er geed, 25e teacupful and
e; stamps or cash with
no order filled less than tea-

; Rt. 3, Box 66.
te Flat Dutch and Ww. cab-
fe seed, Tc Yb.; sound and good.
*s. R. L. Self, Alpharetta, Rt. 3.
Turnip seed, Seven Top, White
be, Purple Top and rape seed
ed, 40c Ib. del.; 1 bu. choice
dling peach peed, for best. price
Mrs.. A. -H. Price; Locust

alif. multiplying beer seed, 10c
start. and 1 pkt. another. seed
with ea. order of beer seed.
s J. E. Kirk, Rockmart,
lif. multiplying beer seed, 10c
start, postpaid. Mrs. Sallie Floyd.
ockmart, Rt. 2.'
ood, multiplying- beer seed, 10
t del. Mrs. Corine Floyd, Rock-

White Globe, Purple Top turnip
Ge ooe Ih. or 3 lbs.
all best var., $1 1b. postpaid.
_ W. Williams, Quitman.
L rge, sound, clean chufa seed,

ye pk.; $3.50 bu.; 10 bu. up, special

nice, rape seed, 2 lbs., 85; 5 Ibs.,
10 Tbs., $1.19. W. H. Waddelle,
son,
rr clover seed, in. rought, ic
Jean seed. 5c Ib. FOB. Roy
wis. Hartwell, Rt. 1.

ORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE
ive hundred bu. good ear corn,
fable for meal, 50c bu. or exc.
for hogs. F. L. Beasley, Reids-



also young mule, wt.

$65, or Swap for vhoats.
a Griffin, Box 456.

White rice pop corn, sound and

art for seed, 50c gal. prepaid

ie pk.; $2.50 bu. FOB or COD; ali

n shelled. Ralph Hill, Mt. Airy,

en bu. Mexican June corn,
1 less in. So grew 65
se extra. fine;

Sanders, Ashland, Rt. 2.

specia!.

clean chufa seed,

$1; cabbage.

a Ue





Seed Wanted

Want 1-peck to % bu. round pod
Refugee seed bans; send sample
and best price. A. J.
Adairsville,

Would like to sow 10 bu. specklea
peas. and return new seed at end of
season. Miss Willie Hall, Watkins-
ville:: .

Miscellaneous For Sale

Good barn-cured tobacco, bright
or red, old and mellow, chewing,
8c lb: FOB. S. P. Hutto, Surrency.

One lb. nice, sweet gum, $1 Ib.
postpaid. Lois McAvoy, Rayle. A

Bright, flue-cured tobacco, aged
mellow and twisted, ready to use,
10: dbs;, $4.25" pestpaid. J.
Turner, Alma. :

Best grade red. or yellow leaf to-
bacco, well aged and pressed, ready
to chew, 10 ibs., 70e. C. EF Jones,
Alma,, Rt. 3.

Flue-cured tobacco, best grade,
aged and mellow, prepared ready
to use, 10 lbs., 60c cash. G, M.
Lewis, Alma, ~

Flue-cured tobacco, aged mellow,
twisted, ready to use, 10 lbs., $1,
prepaid to 8rd zone. Ira Rigdon,
Alma, Rt. 1.

Mustard relish, half pint jars.
he. 2. for. 2aer yts:, 2505-2 for. 45e5
exc. for home-cured meats or lard
or both, Mrs. A. L. Chapman, Hor-
tense, Rt. 2.

Best grade red leaf tobacco, flue-
cured and aged mellow, 12. Ibs.,
$1 postpaid, with directions for
preparing Jack Medders. Alma.

Flue-cured tobacco, aged mellow,
flavored: and twisted, 10 lIbs., $1.25
postpaid to 8rd zone: Mrs, W. H.



Good, old home-made bright leat.
flue-cured tobacco, chewing or
smoking, 10 lbs., $0c postpaid. Mrs
Essie Williams, Coffee.

Good, home-made tobacco, aged
and yellow, prepared ready to use,
10 lbs., 85c, prepaid in Ga. Miss

elleen Deen, Coffee, Rt. 1,

Good, home-made chewing tobac-
co, well pressed, Peady to chew, 10
Ibs., &0 prepaid in Ga. C: B Leg-4
gett, Coffee.

Good, old home-made _ tobacco
well pressed, ready to chew, 10
lbs., 65e postage collect. Miss
Eloise Mathis, Coffee,

Good, home-made, flue-cured to-
Lasco, 12 Ibs., $1 del. in 8rd zone.
J P. Simmons, Baxley, Rt. 2.

Good, home-made, flue-cured to-
bacco, 12 ibs., $1 del. in Ga. H. H.
Herring, Rt. 2.

Good, mellow, flue-cured tobac-
co, chewing or smoking ,13_lbs.,
$1 del. in Ga: Jas. M. Williams,
Baxley, Rt. 5. :

Good, old. juicy, flue-cured. to-
baceo, chewing or smoking, 12
Ibs., $1 del. in Ga, George Mabie:
Baxley, REE 5.

Flue-cured tobaeco, smoking or
chewing, 10 and 12c 1h.: no orders
less than 10 lbs. Mrs. T. S. Shan-
non, Lenox,

Flue-cured tobacco, aged mellow,
best grade. well pressed, ready to
use, 10 Ibs., 70e postage collect.
Mrs. Cassie Cothern, Coffee; Rt. 1.

Deers tongue leaves for flavor-
ing smoking tobacco, 144 Ib. pke.,
We: ". 350) Ib. .postpaid: WwW. Me
Thornton, Jesup.

Flue-cured tobacco, 12 Ibs., .$1,
prepaid to 8rd zone. Frank Harris,
Baxley.

Good, barn-cured tobacco,
and mellow, for chewing, 8c
Ruby McLeod, Surrency.

Good, strong red leaf tobacco,
chewing and smoking, 10c and 8c
. del, in Ga.; no chks.; no orders
less than 50c. Dave Burke, .Sur-
rency. 2

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

Old and mellow, good, flue-cured
tobacco, chewing, 8c lb. FOB.
David Hutto, Surrency, Rt. 2.-

Extra good, old ripe and mellow
tobacco, 10c and 8c Ib. no orders
less than 50c; postpaid to ord zone.
Mrs. Christine Harper, Surrency,

ripe
Tb.

Dry sage:-leaves, this ee -erop,

Conway, |.

R.|.

)per

juse, 10. lbs.,

George pucha Ss, Baxley, t, 4.

Genuine, flue-cured tobacco, |
whole leaf, 10c; broken leaf, 7c lb.
del. in Ga; no orders less than }
50e; no chks. Watson Burke, Sur-
rency.

Genuine red, flue-cured tobacco,
chewing, 10c; smoking, 8c; no
ercers less than 50c; del. in Ga.; no
chks. Ben Smith, Surrency.

Red, flue-cured tobacco, ic Ib.
del.; cash with order. Ike Tomber-
lin, Surrency.

' Good, flue-cured, aged tobacco,
42 lbs., $1 del. in Ga. . prompt
shipment. R. S. Williams, Baxley,
Reo,

-Fue-cured tobacco, best -_grade,.
red or yellow leaf, flavored and
twisted, ready to use, 10 Ibs., $1.16:
postpaid. R, Taylor. Alma, Rt, 1.

Half million Napier grass: plants
and roots; make your cows give
rmiore.and richer milk; all stock
erazy about it; no pest; July crop
is best planting month. S.. T.
Smith, Cuthbert.

Best grade red or yellow, home-
made tobacco, ready to chew, 65
5 lbs.; smoking, 60c: prepaid
in Ga. Mrs. Quitman Boatright,.
Rockingham. :

Genuine. flue-cured -tobacco,
chewing, 13 Ibs., $1; 6 Ibs., 50c;
smecking, 15 lIbs., $1; 7 lbs., 50c pre-
paid; quick del. J. P. McLeod,
Screven, :

Good, pec flue-cured tobacco,
leng red leaf, 5 1b. box, 60c; 10 Ibs.,
$1, prepaid i Ga. W. F. Pope,
Alina, Rt:23:

Good, old home- Snaae chewing
tobacco, long yellow or red leaf,
good. con., 10 lbs., $1 postpaid. M.

. White, Alma.

Ss
HK Briant leaf, flue-cured tobacco,
70c.. Cleo Wil- |

Well pressed, 10 lbs.,
liams, Alma, Rt. 3.

Bright leaf lue-cured baces,
bell Tillman, Alma.

Flue-cured tobaceo,; deep red and
aged mellow, twisted and ready to
$1.25 cash. Lawton
Williams, Alma.

Bright leaf, flue-cured tobacco.
well pressed, ready to cnew, 10 1bs ,
70c, postpaid, 8rd zone. Semp
Sheram, Baxley,

Good, old flue-cured tobacco, red
tleaf, 5 Ibs. chewing, 65c; smoking.
60c; postpaid. Mrs. Macy Boat-
right, Rockingham.

ood, home-made, cured tobacco,
10 Ib, bags, smoking, $1; chewing,
$2.15; add postage. T. W. Steedley,
Coffee,

Flue-cured tobacce, whole leaf,
10 Ibs., 60c, cash; twisted, 19 ibs.,
$1. Jas. Williams, FRockinzham.,

Bright ,flue-cured tobaceo, pire-
pared ready to use, 10 lbs., 90c
prepaid -i,n= Ga Mes. Fannie:
Porler, Almas Rt. 3,

Good, bright, flue-cured tebacca.
well pressed, ready to use, 10 Ihs.,
i postage collect Loye Witiams, |

Alma, Rt 2.-

Leaf tobacco, chewing and smok-
ing, 10 les S15 sat: puar \dchn
Williams, Alma, Rt. 3. .

Good, flue-cured tobacco, chew-
ing and smoking, 18 Ibs. del, to Srd
zone, $1. R. W. Tomberlin, Baxley.

Good grade, not trash, home
grewn tobacco, smoking or chew-
ing, 8 lbs., postpaid, $1. G. L. Leg-
gett Baxley.

Good Ga. grown barn and flue-
cured tobacco, chewing, 10 Ibs,
65c; smoking. 10 Ibs., 50c; postage
eollect. "i : Nipper, Coffee.

Flue-cured tebaceo, 12 lhs.,
prepaid to 3rd: zone. Mrs.

$1,
Ki.

, Joyner; Baxley.

Good, flue-cured- tobacco, smok-
ing and chewing, 10 lbs., 85c del. in
Ga. Grady Glosson, Alma, Rt. 8.

rood, flue-cured tobacco, chew-
ing, 9; smoking; 7c lb.; no orders
less than 50c; cash with order;
postpaid to 8rd zone, Grady Tyre,
Baxley.

Good, yellow and mellow tobac-
co, 8 lbs., 25c; 6 lIbs., 50c; 12 Ibs.,
$i; chewing: cash with order Miss
Alene Boatright Baxley, Rt. 4.

Good, bright red leaf tobacco,
chewing, 9c; smoking, Tc Ib.:
orders less than 50c;. cash with
order; postpaid to 8rd zone. Mrs.
Grace Carter, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Select grade, flue or shade-cured
tobacco, chewing or smoking, 12
Ibs. del, in Ga., $1. Dan Gray,

Baxley. 3

Genuine A-i yellow, flue- -cured



25 at.; peppermint, yellow root |

31 ewing and smoking Hobaeeay. 12 :

ready to chew, for sale. Miss May-

abet. 2

no}





' Gesesik Products
For Sale

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE
Early red Valentine bunch beans,
15e lb.; red speckled Crowders, 10c

cup, 3 for 25c. Ruby Barrett, Hili- |

jay, Rt. 3, Box 57.

Forty bu. A-1 Brabham peas, 70c.

Be The

bu.; money with order.
Greer, Sandersville,
Velvet beans in pad, $7.50 truck
load; mixed peas for hay, 60c; also
home grown Fulghum seed oats,
40c. W. B.. Norton, Ft. Valley.

Few bu. No. 1 Brabham peas:
make best offer, stating number of
bu. wanted. Chas. F. Howe, Ft.

Walley.

Few bu. genuine O-too-tans, $2;

| Bilcxis, 90e; velvet beans in pod,

ton, $7:50; mixed peas for hay, 60c;
send remittance. D. C. Strother,
Ft. Valley. -

Brabham peas, slightly mixed
with irons, 1932 crop, hand cleaned,
$1 bu. H. C. Walker, McRae. Rt.
A: Box 62. eee.

Twenty bu. good, sound 100 per
cent Brabham peas, 70c bu. FOB;
cash with order; money order or
chshiers chk. A. C. Reddick.
Richland, Rt. 1.

Little white mush peas, 5 Ibs.,

.50 plus postage; 6 wks. peas. same |.
| price; Duroc J. boars, gilts, 8-wks.-

old pigs. L. H. Hdenfield, Still-
more, Rt. 1, Box $1. :

Nice, clean cream sugar Crow-
ders, $2:50 bu.: 80c pk. FOB. B. F.
OKelley, Maysville.

Brabs. and irons, ea., 75c bu.,
FOB. C, A. Walker, Ellaville.

White: bunch butter beans, 20c
}lb.; $2 pk.: $8 bu.; Jackson and Ky.
Wonders, same price .J. 2. Smith,
Barnesville, Rt. A,. Box 71.

Three hundred bu, recleaned No.
1 stock Brabham peas, 80c bu.; re-
mittance with small orders. Z%. L.
Coffin, Richland.

FRESH FRUITS AND. VEGE-
TABLES FOR SALE

Sev. big truck loads green cream

Crowder. peas, can load

haulers quick, grown to sell to

truck haulers. L. Ff. Harris, Pavo,

Calif. beer seed, % teacupful,
25e prepaid, Brac Hodges, Jackson.
Calif. multiplying beer seed. 8c
start postpaid; exc. for 1 Ib.
chewing, tobacco. CGhartey



_|Gowder, Austell, Rt. 1.

Tender green seed, 60c lb. or exc.
1 lb. for 2 lbs. Purple Top Globe
turnip seed. Lamar Winfrey,
Lithonia. :

New Giant everbearing straw-
berry seed; you can have straw-

{berries every day from May to)

Dec.; pack of seed, 35 in coin and
8c postage. Chesley Rice, Atlanta,
53% Luckie St.

Nice, sun-dried apples, 10 Ib.
det. in 10 Ib, lots; exc. for 100 lbs.
white, cotton feed sacks in good
con., 10 lbs. for 15 sacks. Miss N.
A. White, Dahlonega, Save ae
Boy st ;

Four acres cantaloups and: 5
acres watermelons, now ready for
truckman to haul away from my
farm, M. G. Vanzant, Abbeville,
Rt 2: a

Fine watermelons for trucks for |.

next ten days or 2 wks.; will exc.
some for anything can use, good,
fresh Ga. peaches preferred. Mrs
E. Texas Goodman, Ray City.

Two acres choice honey dew
melons ready by July 10; prefer to
sell to truckers at patch;
beans, peas, butter beans and okra.
J. L. Lewis, Roberta, Rt. 2.

Nice, fresh mtn. huckleberries,

Se gal. FOB; del. 10 gal. lots for
$2; prompt shipment. Miss B. Mc-
Neeley. Turnerville,

Concord and other var. grapes,
ripe. July-Aug.; make best offer
FOB; fine everbearing, also May
bearing strawberry plants, 400, $1
and chgs. Mrs. Sam Smith, Austell,
Bes

Want to contract with truckers,
roasting ears and watermelons in
field, % mile from concrete high-
way; write. C. f, Newell, Luthers-
ville, Box 13.

SYRUP FOR SALE :
Fifty gal. good syrup in % gal.



buckets, 50c oe also some nice |
write for YX

truck

rpaid, $1.75:

good.

also,



Goltue Whighs

A-1 pure Ga.
in No.

oo n
pers; sound; 12 Ibs. .

/money orders only.

Fisher, Abbeville.
Brooks county hi:
smoked with dea 7
orders only. Cleon H
man.
Twenty-five smokec
wt. 10 to 25. Ibs,,

jd

10c lb. G. D. Fair

POTATOES | FOR

trockman, F,
farm in Tifton, reac
Hes. PRED? ag st

Hibiscus St.

Lookout Mtn. seed.
tatoes, $1.10 bu. FOB
cellar. Ross H, Clem

HONEY BEES

spacing frames;
any thine can use; |

or comb, 5 Tbs ne
larger.

-. Strained or chun

5 and 10-Ib. pails, &

fe}. Anderson, Ellijay,

New honey,
Byrd, Fitzgerald, Rt
Fifteen or sats
beeswax, 20c lb. FO
liams, Boston, Rt. B.
Pure, bright. h
10-lb. pails, $1.50
lbs. shipped; money
Cravey, Milan, Rt: 1, |
New crop hone

Berryhill, Lakel
New ext. hone
6 10-Ib. pails, $4
hone
on request. John
Doctortown.
New, machine
wood or metal frames.
thing new in way
$1.50 to $3.50; write

formation. Jas. A
ville, . ee

BUTTER FOR
Two to 6 ~~ nic

shipment, Miss Ev:
pharetta, Rt. 2

pecans, wert title,
trash, del., 124%c
Lanz, Danville.

Want sound, NTE a
any quantity; send

Want large, whi
mula: quote price an
K. N. Sharp, coe

_ Prices. wanted on
Mtn. potatoes; writ
Weaver, Jr., Macon,
steel mi Ce.

VEGETABLES Ww
Want to hear i

HONEY BEES
SUPPLIES |