Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1932 October 13

15
n and Hay For Sale

| -2 DEPARTMENT 7 (a
EiL, EUGENE TALMADGE

PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETSA. D. J ONES,
- STATE CAPITOL

Grain ene Hay For Sale|G

AGRICULTURE...
pense rea ala

DIRECTOR.

ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1932.
Grain and Hay For Sale.

Grain and Hay Wanted





Live Stock For Sale



uzzi rye, grown on my own
, recleaned, 2 1-2 bu. bags,
bu; Blue Stem wheat, re-

aned, $1 bu. FOB. Cash with

L. M. Felton, Marshall-

E sine Fulghum oats 45c bu;
wine Abruzzi rye, $1 bu. or
in 100 bu. lots; Blue Stem
at, 90c. All FOB and A-1
ity. W. A. Wood, Ft. Valley.

) bu. Gunn and Goolsby Su-
Wheat. Made record pro-
ion, 51 bu. 29 Ibs. per acre;

FOB. Re-
bags, Dan

etc. Guar. pure, 50c
FOB. W. R. Shell, Senoia.

e Texas Rust-Proof, bright,
id seed oats. No Johnson

or other pest seed, 45c bu.
. Reynolds, Concord, R 1.

p corn, Sure Pop. Best var.
Improved, 3c lb. by mail
any quantity desired. Wil-

sell, Moultrie, R 4.
Fulghum seed oats
e. Prices on application.

S. Peters, Manchester.
bu. extra good, weevil
1 seed wheat, 90c bu. FOB.
Holmes, Culloden.

neroft oats, 40c bu. Appler
d bu. Free from smut or
Seeds. All FOB. K. S.

tf, Canon,

Cokers Fulghum oats.
from Originator 50c bu.

Banrcoft and Appler, 40c bu.

lear of onions and grass.
R. M. Freeman, Martin.

ruzzi rye, $1.20; Rust proof
40c; seed purple straw

t, 90c FOB; 24 lbs. water



ground Graham flour, to 150
miles, 85c; 300 miles, -1.10. P.
W. Ethridge, Milner.

Peanut hay in car lots.
offer FOB here. A.
Bronwood.

25 bu. Purple Straw seed wheat
90c bu., not prepaid or 80c bu.
for lot at my home. . C, Ak-
ins, Buford, R 1.

Bancroft seed oats, treated for
smut,, 40c bu. S. , Owen,
Woodbury.

Blue Stem seed wheat, 90c bu.
FOB. C. M. Walker, Bonaire.

Seed oats, rye, wheat for sale.
Quote on application. J. F. Lowe
Sr., Ft. Valley.

Genuine Cokers str. Abruzzi
rye and Blue Stem seed wheat,
both recleaned, 2 1-2 bu. bags,
$l bu. FOB, ) .K) David,
Marshallville, :

50 bu. Hastings 100-Bu. oats
with small per cent of wheat,
40c bu. here in 5 bu. lots. W. H.
Bolton, Griffin, Box 436.

Yeargins New Perfection oat,
rust-proof, heavy yield record;

Make
C. Price,

.| bred from single bunch selection

4 times $1.00 bu. 10 bu. up, 75c
bu. FOB. W. M. Yeargin, Hart-
well,

1000 bu. Appler seed oats, 40c
bu; 175 bu. Purple Straw seed
wheat, 75c; Abruzzi rye, $1.00.
All FOB. All raised on my

farm. C. L. Mouchet, Bowers-

ville.

400 bu. Blue Stem seed wheat
graded and recleaned, $1.00 FOB
Cecil S. Jones, Pitts.

Choice Fulghum oats,
J| G. Dean, Dawson.

Abruzzi. -rye, Cokers sty. B5c
bu; Fulghum oats, bright stock,
45c bu.... Red Heart wheat, Cok-
ers str. 95c bu. All: FOB... W.
Cy, Moore, Augusta, 805 Reynolds
St.

500 bu genuine Blue Stem May
wheat, made 26 bu. per A. this
year, $1.00 bu. FOB; 500 bu. Ful-
ghum oats, 45c bu. Even wt.

50c bu.



sacks.
Valley.

Peavine hay, bright, well cur-
ed in truck or car lots. Prices
On application. Also _ slipped
shuck corn in same quantities.
Chas. F, Howe, Ft. Valley.

75 to 100 bales good bright O-
tootan bean hay, $1 per 100
FOB. E. A. Bannister, Ball
Ground, R 1.

15 bu. good Rust proof oats
40c bu.; good heavy fodder,
$1.70 per 100. Buyer pay post-
age. Money order only. Lee
Brooks, Campton, R, 1.

Peavine hay, bright, well cur-
ed and sound, in truck or car
lots. Write for prices. Also
slipped shuck corn in car or
truck lots. Chas. F. Howe, Ft.
Valley.

Large Grain Blue Stem seed
wheat, 90c bu. FOB; Fulghum
oats, 50c a bu. peavine hay, $10
ton. Excellent quality. H. A.
Mathews, Ft. Valley.

Blue stem seed wheat, $1 bu.
C. D. Williamson, Plains.

Few bu. of smut treated Ful-
ghum oats, thrashed at home;
kept dry and pure, 45c bu. Or-
ders filled promptly. W. A. Fitz-
gerald, Omaha.

100 bu. Hastings 100-bu. oats,
50c bu. FOB; 170 Ibs. frost proof
garden peas, 25c lb. FOB. J. L.
Burk, Tifton, R. 3, Box 34.

50 bu. Hastings 100-Bu. seed
oats, pure, clean, sound. Entire
45c bu. Smaller lots, 50c bu.
FOB, Even wt. 5 bu. bags. R. E.
Kimsey, Farmington, R 1.

50 bu. rustproof oats for. sale,
J. W. Tuck, Conyers, R 2.

Grain and Hay Wanted

Want Abruzzi seed rye. Exc.
bright honey in the comb in lard
cans, prize $4.00 for 50 lbs. Quote
price on rye. J. W. Lang, Ome-
ga.

Want Texas Rust-Proof oats,
Will exc. Tung oil trees, also sell

FOB. J. E. Davidson, Ft.







trees, 2 yrs. old, Bets

Cross, Colquitt.

Exe. yellow crowder peas for
seed rye, also vetch seed. B. J.
Pike, Mauk.

Want 60 bu. seed oats, Ful-
ghum, in even wt. bags, free of
Johnson grass, etc. Quote low-
est cash- price, del. at Alma. J.
D. Shannon, Alma,

Want best price on 20 bu. seed
rye, del. at Ambrose, Ga., on A
B&CRR. H. F. Brown, Doug-
las .

Want 170 bu. genuine Texas
Rust Proof oats, del. Valdosta.
C. C. Giddens, Valdosta.

Want to buy yellow corn,
wheat, and oats shipments each
month throughout winter for
feeding purposes. Give best
price on either or all. Hill R.
Huffman, Marietta, R 3.

Want 20 bu. seed oats, Hast-
ings 100-Bu. or Appler. Will exc.
25 bu. for Crooks Half and Half
cotton seed, Ist yr. from Orig.
S. P. Davis, Dallas, R 1.

Exc. white black-eyed peas,
Slightly weevil. Bu. peas for
2 1-2 bu. Fulghum oats; bu.
Trucker Yellow crowders for 3
bu. oats. W. L. Shiver, Camil-
la, R 4, Box 26.

Baby Chicks Wanted

Want 500 baby chicks to raise
on halves to 10 wks. old. Large
breed preferred. Party pay chg.
Write first. Mrs. C. A, Thomas,
Dudley, R 1.

10c ea,





Live Stock For Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE

Beef cattle and some milch
cows for sale. Also Fullcaster
seed wheat, $1 bu. T. J. Biggers,
Bremen.

Reg. J. cow, famous Noble
breeding. Freshen Nov. Ist, 2nd



calf. Mother gave 48 Ibs. milct
per day, 2 1-2 lbs. butter. Witl
papers, $70, cash. Mrs. L. ~
Landrum, Adairsville. ;

2 Jersey milch cows, freshe
about Nov. 10, 3rd calf, $35 ea
Exc. for sound 7-8 yr. 1 M. Ib
mule. Want 25 bu. Fulghum see
oats. W. M. Reynolds, Siloam.

Fresh milch cows at bargain
also sound, bright white Crow-
ders. Exc. for pigs. R. W. Blan.
ton, Talbotton.

Good milch cow, 3 gal. gentle
3rd calf, $40; 1-2 Guernsey he
er, 15 mos. old, $25. H. M. Shi
horse, Sycamore, Rod:

50 head nice young catt
mostly steers from home milk-
ers, pasture raised, tips horns
good feeders, or bean field cat-
tle. E. E. Bass, Milledgeville

Red butt headed steer, partly
broke for work, about 2 yrs. old
700-800 lbs. Make best offer;
Jersey heifer, about 18 mos, old
freshen early spring. L.
Rountree, Stillmore, R 2. ~

Thoroughbred, natural
headed Jersey bull, 3 yrs.
fine cond, $35 at my barn. H.
Scarboro, Cobbtown, RED ie

Cow, giving milk, about 1
gal. per day, $20; mule, 800
for sale. W. H. Newton, Ea rd
Rl.

Pure bred Jersey bull, 6 or
mos. old not reg. but from i
the finest herds of healthy Jer-
seys in Northeast Ga. $13 FOB.
W. L. Rhodes, Middleton.



HOGS FOR SALE

Pure Black African Guinea
hogs; bred sows, service boa.
bred gilts and pigs. Sat. guar,

P, Sanders, Tignall.
1 Hampshire male, yr. old,
Blue-cross brood sow, litter
within few days; Duroc cross
brood sow, with 5 pigs, male J
sows, treated, $30. Howard Sw -

ger, Arco.







Prevailing Wholesale Prices, Oct. 10, 1932. Always Subject to Variation

Eggs, ie, ono

Eggs, standard, doz.
Eggs, Georgia trade, doz.

sly run, doz. aon. See

MARKET REPORT

OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

Macon
$ 27
25,
.23
20
13
hd
10
sisdgh

12%
10
18
40 -
50
15
45
.65
10.00
6.00

Atlanta
Sus eoeads $ .26

Augusta
$ .24
22
.20
22
ad
12
~ 08
at
12% 15
10 10
i. a
65 45
HD .60
20 io

45 4)
80 .90

Savannah
$ 25
20
21
23
12

$ .25
.23
21
23
td
14
08:
AT

Columbus



Valdosta
$ .25
28
aoe
23
10
12
.06
14
1g
10
.20
18
.65
a5
D0:
35
10: 7
8.00
6.00



Grain and Hay For Sale

Grain and Hay Wanted

Poultry For Sale

Poultry Wanted

Baby Chicks For Sale

Baby Chicks Wanted

Mges- Bor Sales esos
Eggs Wanted :
Live Stock For Sale

Live Stock Wanted

Positions Wanted

Farm Help Wanted

Plants For Sale

Plants Wanted

Seed For Sale

Seed Wanted

Miscellaneous For Sale
Miscellaneous Wanted

Tobacco For Sale

Tobacco Wanted

Georgia Products For Sale ........... a
Georgia Products Wanted

INDEX



















+ AUSTRALOPS _

_ Australorp cockerels, Os-
3 sir. March hatch, $1.00 ea.
. From hens av. 352 eggs
yr. W. G. Southall, Tooms-

thoroughbred Australorps, 8
and unrelated rooster, 1930
h, no culls. First class
cens, $9 FOB. E. D. Thomp-
, Tallanoosa.



2

n bantams, from prize win-
8, $1.50 pr. C. M. Hair, Au-
ia, 1841 Warren St.

stock Back and

, agiso Golden Se-
os Ringneck Doves and 1
lack Fiemish Giants. George
ustin, Atlanta, phone, Cher-
2084.
young hens and 4 young
oosters, Sebrught Cochins, $2.-
2.50 for lot. FOB; Green, Red
pepper, 15c gal; garlic, 60c
idd postage. Miss Christine
ones, Lula, Star Route. :

3 Buff Cochin cockerels about
rown, 75c ea. or exc. for
Cochin pullets, same age.

R. Berford, Atlanta, 200 Trin-
ve. SW, phone Wal. 6647.
uine, pure bred March

Cochin bantams

m unrelated parent stock,

0 each. Mrs. F. s. Sconyers,

bantam hens, cross breed, 2
old, good layers, $1; 5 mos.
ster, Same breed, 25c.

,R 5.
oR. GC. Golden Sebrighis,
birds, nicely marked.

e235 trio. Jesse Ellis, Jr, Grif-

3 pure bred pantam hens, lay-
Sh or lot. Lewis B. Law,

baling type Black Breast-
odern game bantams at
pr. black R C Bantams,
50 pr. Good stock in good
W. K, Herndon, Augusta,
et St..



ine B. R. ee ee 5
3, A $8 ae A few cock-

Parks Barred Rocks,

m Grade, Foundation stock
ect. Reg. Per. No. 87-C-82.
and Mch. hatch cockerels,
$2. 50 ea. Mrs. Orlo D. Thay-

e@ bred B. RB. cockerels,

s Cream Grade. Reg. Per.
-D1-32. $1,.50 ea. Money

ure bred 1931 hatch, Fisch-

. White Rock cocks, 1 fine:

cockerel, same

atred Rockhens, April 1031
Me 6a., pullets, 1932 hatch,
ea; Buff Minorca 1931 hatch
S, $1.00 ea., 2 R. I. Red cocks,

f Clara V. Trimble, Ad-

ks BR. Reg. Per. 10-Di-
Foundation stock direct. 5
old pulicts, $1.00 each; 12
old, 60c ea. Exc. for cock,

e breed with Permit. Mrs.

hn Watson, Graymont.

) Lindstroms all Star Grade
pullets, March 1932 hatch,
laying 40 per cent, 90c ea.
0 for lot. FOB. C. R. Holt,

Fine White Rocks, Fischell
osters, $2 ea. 2 for $3.50.
Clarence Waldrep, Forsyth,

tire bred Thompson Ring-
B. R. February cockerels,
ge March 1931 cock, $4.50 or
5 ea. FOB; streaked Half

N.-R.. Wilson, Canon, R. 2.

. cockerels, Parks and
mpson sir. Blood tested, $1
Exe, for value anything used
; also want seed wheat,

, W. H. Summers, ei

hens $1.00 ea.Hegs,

| $1.00 ea.



Poultry F or Sale !

Pure Parks str. B. aye Grexin ;

Grade, foundation stock direct.
Reg. Per. No. 87-C-32. Feb. and
March eockerels, bloodtested, $2

> va
ea. Mrs. Orlo D. Thayer, Daisy.

BRAHMAS
Large size, 18 mos. old Light
Brahma cock, $1.00 FOB. M. E.
Warren, Hartwell, R 1.
Light Brahma April hatch
cockerels, $1 ca. FOB. Mrs. Dave
Bryant, Royston, R, 1.

CORNISH

4 dark R. C. Cornish cockerels
75e each ,and 1-2 yrs. oldroost-
ers, $1.00, or exc. all for BR. C.
Cornish pullets. FOB. Tifton.
Mrs. . R, Fitzsimmons, Tifton,
R3. Box 35,

6 cark Cornish roosters, now
ready for service, 75c ea., or exc.
for 6 pullets, same stock. Mrs.
Cc. J. May, Ray City.

Pure bred Dark Cornish Feb.
hatch pullets, $1.00 each; Yr. old
$1.00 per 15,
Mrs. S. E, Shurling, Oco-





del.
nee...

19 pure pred White Cornish
cockerels, March hatch; 75c. ea.
6 Black Minorca hens, 1931
hatch, 60c ea. Exe, for W.: i.
March-April puilcts. C. D. Acree
Alvaton.

Cornish Yr. old noseter: $1.00;
a 9 mos. old cockerel, 75c; also
sev. young ones, 4 mos. old 50c
ea. Bill Steedley, Coffee.

Full Dark Cornish Indian pul-
lets and roosters, $1.25, $1 ea.
Feb. Mar. and April hatch. Av.
6 1-2 Ibs. ea, Full M. B. tur-

keys, $2.50 ea, FOB. Mrs, E. P..

King, Rochelie, R 1
GAMES



Early 1932 hatch trios of pitla

fames, pure S. A. Ginn Grays.
$3.50.- 1. T, Vaughn, Royston, R
1;
' 7 hens, 1 cock, pure Allen
Roundheads, $20. cash or exe. for
bred heifer to freshen soon. Mrs.
W. EB, Hannah, Atlanta, R: 3.
Pure bred Walker Mugwumps
games in good cond. stags, 4 and
5 Ibs. $1; pullets, same age, 75c;
13 mos. old hens, 75c ea.
Cleveland, Hartwell. ;
Pit game stags, 4 Ibs. 2 War-
horse and 1 red Quill, 1 half

aes Grey, half Quill, $1 ea. J.

A. Crumley, Demorest, R 1.

2 nice stags, half Mountain
Eagle and half Blue. $1.00 ea.
or exc, for R. I. Red_rooster and
hen. J. W. Bray, Rome, R, 7.

Pure bred pit games, March
and April hatch, var. colors,
-Exe. for 2 pure bred
Carolina Blues or Iirsh ' Gray
cockerels, same age. Math I.
Logue, Gibson.

Pure Nigger or Black Round-
head game stags, 4-4 1-2 lbs. Ap-
ril hatch, $1.00 ea. W. C. Turn-

ler; Americus, R 2

Good Game crossed, hens and
pullets, 50c ea; 2 crowing stags,
Buif plummage. and round
heads, $1.00 ea., 2 old cocks, $2.-
60 ea, Write J. W. Tarpley, Ho-
gansville, Box 119.

Pure Bacon Warhorse stags
and pullets, $2.00 ea., 1931 hatch
cock, $5.00, or exc. for a pig of
any good breed.
Bowersville, |

2 yr. old Red pit game rooster,
1 April hatch. Sell or exc. for 2
Blue Games. 7 Peaad 3-1-2 Ibs.
wt. of mine. J. M. Turner,
Crawfordville, R 2.

rea. U. L. Courson, Hahira.

C,. J.)

Tom Weaver,



GAMES
Jones Roundhead and Knob-
Comb Blues, Hens, $2 ea. young
trios $4; Cuban cock, and 5 lb.
Stag, $2.50 ea. Several cocks, $5
ea.



LEGHORNS
28 pure bred S. C. W. L. pull-

1; ;ets and 6 cockerels, and 1 pair

pure bred M. B. turkeys, for sale

or exc. for Shetland pony. Clif-

ford Smith, Jr., Baxley.

14 Tancred str. March 1931
hatch W. L. hens, now laying,
50c ea. Mrs, ' Re B. _ Price, Rey-
pee

G. W. Logan, Ellijay, R. 2. |

putt os 6 mos. old cockerels,
75e ea. Wyandottes, Silver Lace,
6 mos. old cockerels, $1 ea.; 4
mos, old,) 75e ea, A. DL. Keys;
Bion.
oD pure bred W. L. 5 mos. old
roosters, 65c ea. FOB; 6 fine
pure bred Wyandotte stags, 3 lbs
ea. $4 for lot, FOB. Mrs. Mattie
McPherson, Rabun Gap.

165 W. L, 1 1-2 yr. old hens;
180 pullets, beginning to lay;, 75
pullets, 4 mos. old, for sale, ail
in J lot. Dr. G, H, Dunlap, Mad-
ison. i

25 Ferris Best hens, 18 mos.
old, fine breeders, layers, culled
by County <Agt., $22.50, crating
extra 2 cocks, $2.50 for both. No
chks, E. A. Pierce, @hambiee,
BUids,

11 SC. W. L. hens, 75 each,
or exc. for 11 Ancona hens, Mrs.
L. C. Gilreath, LaFayette, R 4. |

14 thoroughbred Buff tleg-)
horns, Knapp str. ext, for 9 Sil-
ver Lace, Rose Comb Wyandotie
pullets or young hens, laying. Ea.
pay chgs. Mrs. Ira Blankenship,
Wrightsville, Py O. Box! 95,

20 W. L. pullets, Apri] hatch,
70c each; 10 hens, Yr.. old, 75c
ea; Ferris heavy laying str. do-
rect. $21.00 for lot. Money or-
der. Mrs, W. A. Giddens, Ches-
ber: Rye 2.

400 April hatch W. L. pullets,
60 ea. for entire lot, or 75c ea.
less than ae also 800 hens, yr.
old, 75. ea.
cross.

18 B. Ll. full breed roosters, B0c

Everlay B. L. cockerels. Di-
rect as chicks from Everlay
Farms, Mrs. WwW. ze, Hearne,

) Gray.

Pure Tanered str. April hatch
S. C. W. L. pullets, Booths AAA
Quality, now laying; also 10
hens, 1931 hatch, same str. $1.00
a. Mrs. T. W. Hagood, Mariet-
ta R 3,

100 May 15th hatch Tancred
W. L. pullets. and some nice
cockerels, 3 miles out Canton
Road. Miss Lilla Wright, Ma-
rietta, R 1.

3 pure bred W. L. March eock-
erels, 75c ea. or exc. for any
kind -pure strain pullets. Mrs.
W. M. Few, Alalachee.

2 ped. Tancred cockerels, $5
ea; 50 April hatch W. L. pul-
lets, ready for laying house, $35
for lot. Mrs. Henry Wolpert,
Tucker, Ga., Chamblee Road.

Tormahien Light B. L. 16 wks
old pullets, nearly ready to lay
75 ea, Exp. paid; young hens,
same price; also custom hatch-
ing, 750 eggs for $10, Mrs. J Ds
iia Coc chran, 5



MINORCAS

2 Fancy Biack Minorca cock-
erels, $3.00; also genuine Buff
Cochin bantam hatching eggs,
$1.50. O. H. Wright, Atlanta,
515 Peters Bldg.

Ped. trapnested quality White
Minorca Yr. old cockerels, Eden
C. Booth direct $1.75 ea. 2 for
$3.00. BE. Maynard, Newton.

Sev. White Minorca cockerels
(suitable to head breeding pens)
bred by Gordon, Marshall, Mis-
souri, 6 mos. old, $1.00 ea. At
Rosclawn. Miss E. H, Prather,
Brookhaven.

Pape str. Black Minorca. pul-
lets and cockerels, selected for
breeding, April hatch, $1.00 each;
10 pullets for $9.00. Mrs, G. W.
Wilson, Martin,

10 pure first of May hatch
Black Minorac pullets, 75c ea. or
lot, $7. No personal chks. Mrs.
B. H. Purvis, Helena, R 1.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS
Fine Bronze tom, July 1931
hatch, about 18 lbs., 1 large Mch
hatch R, I. Red cockerel, 6 Ib.
$1.25; sev. Cooks str. Buff Orp.
April cockerels, 65 to 80c. Mrs.
J. W. Hendrix, Dover.

ORPHINGTONS :
Several nice, young Buff Orp.
cockereis, now wt. 4 or 5 Ibs.
$1.00 ea. or exch. has Freeman,







i So acetaet

. . Dodgen, OF

Mahood str.



ie og Aiea bet |

4 Holaen Buff Ome a yr. old

rooster, $1.00 Collect. Money or-

der. Wyatt A. Evans, Donalson-
ville.

2 Buff Orp. 18 mos old cocks,
$1 ea; 2 cockerels, Feb. and Mar.
hatch, 75 ea. IF. S, Shingler,
Donalsonville. :

PHEASANTS FOR SALE

Young: Goldens, $8 pr.; full
plumaged Goldens $16 pr; young
Amhearst, $15 pr; full plumaged,
$20 pr;. Reeves $20 pr; 20. Bob
White quail pen, $25. L. J. Bar-
row, West Point,

Mongolian, Ringneck and Gol-
den pheasants for sale or exe.
some for Reeves; Blue Peafowls,
1931 hatch, for sale. David Jen-
nings, Jr., Americus, P.O. Box
84.





PIGEONS

3 prs. Giant White. Kings,
mated and working. Sell or exc.
for trie of Bantams. Jas.
Horne, Cochran,

Thoroughbred White Kings,
mated, about 100 pair. Seil for
$1.00 per pair. L. M. Day, At-
lanta, 167 Whitehall St., S. W.

9 prs. fine White Kings, $1.25
pair, or exc. for wheat, corn and
peas. Edw. Moor, Marietta, Box
227.

About 30 mixed pigeons, 10 for

$1.00, FOB. Check with order.

Mrs. Geo. W. Davis, Buckhead.

8 pr. Homer, Carneaux, White
Kiigs, $1.50 pr. well mated and
working and guar. to please. C.
H. Overby, Columbus, 22-11th
St

About 30 pr. White Kings,
working, cheap, or exc. for N. Z.
White rabbits. J. U. Scott, At-
lanta, 2684 Memorial Drive,SE.

Red Carneaux hen and 1 Black
Carneaux rooster, pure bred,
mated, soon be working. Sell or

Kings. Henry MeDaniel, Ome-
ga, Ro 1.

3 pr. White Kings, mated and
working for sale or exc. for trio
pure bred bantams; also have
March hateh R, I. Red cockerels
50c ea. J. L. Horne, Cochran.

Pigeons, NPA banded Racing
Homers for sale or exc. for R.
I. Red chickens or ducks. H.
C. Ozburn, Macon, 1993 Log
Cabin Boulevard. ba

QUAIL



Native Bob White quail easily

raised from hand reared birds.
Select breeders for sale. Write
for details and prices, Ed. M.

Furlough, Thomasville, clo ee

Woods Quail Farm,

ORR REDS
12 pure bred S. C. R. I. Red
5 mos. old pullets, 60 each, $7
for lot. Money order. Pure bred



good laying stock. Mrs. L. D.

Kimbrel, Baxley, R. 3.

R. I. Red cockerels direct. (cons
E. W. McHood, $2.50 and $3.50
each. Also some Black Giant
pullets and hens, $1 ea. R, A.
Yeager, Zebulon.

R. I. Reds, pure bred oe
good laying strain, 11 pullets, 1
rooster, $10.00 del. Charles: M.
Smith, Jr., Eldorendo.

100 .S. C. R. I. Red hens, $1.00
ea; 10 roosters, $2.00$2.50 each;
cockrels, $1.50 each; pullets, $1.-
C0 ea, eggs $1 per 15; $2.50 50.

merman, Bronwood, Box 83.

Donaldson str, Red cockerels,
$1.00 ea. FOB. Mrs, Lee Cromer,
Royston, R 1. ,

6 pure bred April hatch Red
pullets, $1.00 each: same age,
nice rooster, no-akin, $6.00 for
the 7 head. Cash with order.
Ship immediately. Mrs. R. W.
Smith, Democrest.

2 fine Dark Red R. I
cockerels,

Red
Donaldson str. $1.50

ea. not postpaid; also purebred.

Thompson B. R. eggs, 60c per 15,
oe Cartons ret. Mrs, J.
os Millen; Box 53,

8 Reds, Owen str. and 9 Don-
aldson str. February April 1932

hatch, $1.00 ea, Exe. for good str. i
Leghorns Se eo Minorcas. sack

Lach

| TURKEYS,

smaller, 50c ea.

Miss Belle Tim-



areas: Ra

Woods, Atlanta, 2046 Dunwoo
St., De-1744. J.

5 March hatch Red pulletg
Owens str. some are laying
1 cock, $650 FOB. M, B.
bler, 2 yrs. old, $5.00; also 4
frame young toms, Mrs, R,
Mooney, Adairsville,

Sev. thoroughbred R.
pullets for sale or exc. for
pullsts or anything can use
A. Leary, Chula, R 1.

erels, pure bred Owen str,

ea. Nora Shirley, Alto, R 2
10S. C. R. TI. Red pullet

bred, 5 mos. old. 75c ea. or

erel, Money order only, |
Alonzo Kimbrel, Baxley,
6 R. I. Red yr. old he
April 1932 hatch rooster, Dg;
aldson str. $5. No chks. Mrs
D. Harrell, Nicholls, care J
Jowers, so
11S. C. Red pullets, Ap:
hatch, 0c ea. Also 10 B. R. et

lets, April hatch, 60c ea. vo

Seagers, Commerce, R 5

GUINEAS, GEE
DUCKS, ETC FOR SA
12 Speckled Guineas, 10
wks. old, 20c ea.; R. I. Re
lets, ready to lay, 60c ea; som
Mrs. Charl
Seiferman, Sylvester care



Del.

8 Rouen breed runner duc
75c ea. or exc. Write Frank Kor
sik, Macon, R 4.

Pr. young ducks, $1, or
for Light Brahma rooster
Cc. S. L. Wyandotte; 1 gal
shallots to exe. for dried fr
or anything can use. J. P, Ha
vey, Monrose.

Bronze turkeys, 2 Shas 19
hatch, tom, 1931 hatch, 1 tom,

hens 1932 hch. $20 for lot.

swap for pair pure bred White | ey order.

Mrs. S. E. Hollis,
ley, R 1.

Big. bronze tom, 2 hens, mix
with Grey, 2 yr. old, all.

'$5,00 for the 8. Also. 25

bred Dark Cornish 3 wks.
chicks, 15c ea. Mrs. C. A,
terson, Ty Ty, Route.

6 White Mammoth

ducks and 1 drake, March

hatch, full grown, $5.00; als

bu. Spanish peanuts, 1932 :

Clean, $38.00. Cc. L. Ertzberge

Carnesville, Fu ae

6 toms and 1 hen, Big
Mammoth Bronze turkey
breeding, for sale; also duc
exc. for White Indian gam
chickens, pure bred. J. N. Muli
nix, Rome, RF 3.

Mammoth Bronze for breedin
toms, $5.00; hen, $4.00, Bird
Bros, str. large and healthy; 1
hives of bees in pat. hives, rea
onable. Mrs. Frank a
Machen,

Some carefully selected

| purchased from Bird Bros., sell

to keep from inbreeding, "912.
00; choice toms, 1931 hatch, $10.
00. Hilary McEniyre, Calhoun

Big Blue Toulouse geese, $5.

pr. Brs. Jno. C. Johnston, Hog

ansville.

Choice, spring hatch Bourbo!
Reds for breeders: hens, $4.00
toms, $6.00 ea. Del. to Nov. 10th
Mrs. W. N. Lott, Braselton.

6 fine toms, direct from Bir
Bros., carefully selected, $12.
ea; 10 toms, extra large and fin
coloring, from McEntyre Farm,

$10.00 ea. Miss Alice Nix, =

00 ea. 6 or more in lot 5c ea
Exe. for turkeys, ete; Klondyk
Everbearing strawberry plants
25 C. 500, up, 15 C. del. M
M..B. Griffin, Surrency, Riley:

White Muscovey ducks, 756 8,
wither in pairs or trios. - Agnes
Jones, Hahira.

Pair young Mammoth whit
Pekin ducks, $1.00 pr. FOB, Rus
sell Fryer, Talbotton.

WYANDOTTES 4

Pure Regal Dorces W. W. an
dottes from Martins Fa
Hens, 80c ea. Mrs, J. T. Owe






ed Wyandottes, OR. CGC.
str. pullets, $1 ea; cock-
11.25 each; also cues, 60e

Mrs. D. H. Moss,

pure bred s. L. Wyandotte
els: 18 mos. and 1 Feb.
Be and $1.00 ea. Exe. for
red Buff Orp. cockerels.
hes. Mrs, W. R. Hutto,

a



for Bantam chon)
er, Moultrie.

RED AND OTHER ROCKS
pr. of April hatch pure
fammoth Bronze turkeys, |
hip str. big bone, for. 10

Barred Rock pullets,
April hatch. Write
Mr . Alex Boyer, Sparta,

GAMES
o hear from party who
spring hatch Indian game.
Is, pure bred. Mrs. M, O:
Metter, PQ; eon 84.

GIANTS ~
Jersey Giant roosters
llets of the Royal Pur-
B, F. Wilcox, Hazle-.





[EGHORNS

lar e, Sandy Duroe sow,
ond. for 60 large type.
Leghorn pullets, Feb. or
jch, or 50 Eng. W. Leg-:
. B, Young, Lilburn,

L.| stock. Good

2am, Dublin,
Dark Brown L. April-
h pullets. Advise what
ice, ete. at once, GC.

Ww. L; pullets or young
Exc. very good value. Al-
ant, good pr. ferm mules

for cash. Write. R. F.
inta, 301 Ten Fors yth

it to hear ina eeatin
aad LL. hens to exc. for
ralue,- Mrs. J. W. Perry,

W. i. hens. or pullets.
pr. pure bred Little Bone
gs, or other value.
Wallace See Sumi-

500 W. Yi: March-Apri!
ullets at right price and*
aed

ut pr. Carneaux pigeons
pr. Must be pure bred,
and working. W. H.
lood, Auguste, m4: Box



str. Feb. or
teh. Mrs, Gertie Con-





evs, GUINEAS, GEESE

ICKS, ETC,, WANTED

_#tonze turkeys: 3 hens
, 1932 hatch. State age.
rice in first letter. Must

p. Floyd
* Box. 102,
ducks, state

eC, Payne,
number,
rice in first letter, or will
cing Homer pigeons for
13 Giles, Macon, 1939
bin Blvd,

Chicks F or Sale

orns, Reds and Bar-
Al trom well select-
Very reasonable pri-

U2



-week, Also cus- | va

_| from

| Rocks, Reds,
; Rocks, Wyandottes, $6.50;

Ways, .
aburn, oR 1,

Rocks.

| Baby Chicks FE or Sale. s

tom hatehing, Eustace k Mc-
Kinney, Blackshear,

S. C. W. L baby: chicks, - 6c
each; Barred Rocks, 7e each.
Hatch every week; eggs from
pure bred stock; 100. per cent

live del. guar. D. P. Martin,
Cobbtown.

ard breeds, light, 6c: heavy, 6
1-2 ea. Add 25 for less than

'{100. Live del. guar. ER. Ad-
toe

Atlanta. 610 Piedmont
Ave,

Thoroughbred White,
Rocks, Reds, Eng. Leghorns,
heavy assorted, $5,95 C; lots less
100, add le per chick.
live del. A. H. Fechtel, Way-
cross,

Pure Pape str. 8. C. Black Mi-
norcas, from heavy layers, $7.75
Gs. $3. 85 per 50; $8.00 per 25;
Eggs, 4c ea, del. Mrs. C.L. Reh-

| berg, Cairo,

12. fat, heavy breed mixed
chicks, 8 wks. old, 25c ea. Ship
COD. Ethel Giddens, Eastman,
R 5. Box 35, .

Thoroughbred chicks,
$6.00 C; White
as-
sorted heavies, $5.50. Less than

100, add le each. R. A. Fech-.

tel, Albany.
Pure bred B. Rocks, R. I. Reds

| White Rocks, White Wyandottes
| from closely culled flocks, $7.50

C; heavy assorted, $5.95 C. $1
with order, bal. COD. J. Claud
Epting, Savannah, 312 W. Bay
St.

Eng. Leghorns, Reds and Bar-
red Rocks, from well selected
strong, livable
chicks. Very reasonable prices.
| Also custom hatching. Eustace
| J, McKinney, Jr., Blackshear.
40 baby chicks, heavy mixed,
mostly S. L. Wyandottes, $4.50
for lot. Mrs. T. W. Darrell,
Hawkinsville, R 2, Box 25.

Baby Chicks Wanted

Wanted baby chicks, left over
orders at a real pargain, all
breeds accepted. Write. C. A.



Swilley, Lake Park.

Want at once 1 or 200 baby
chicks to raise on halves to 12
wks. old. Barred Rocks, Reds,
or other big breed preferred.
Mrs. A. C. Altman, Screven, .R'1.
Box 161.

Want 1 or 200 baby chicks to
raise on halves to 10 wks. old,
any large,

Bedia Smith, Cochran R 3.

Want 800 baby chicks to raise

on halves to 10 wks. old. Ac-
cept any large breed. I. furnish

feed; party pay postage.. Mrs.
to

W. a Taylor, Adel, R 3.

Want 1-200 baby chicks

raise-on halves to 12 wks. old.
_| Any breed except bantams; oth-

party pay postage both
Mrs. Ts EET Ash-

eT.

. Want 1-200 baby chicks
raise on halves to 6 wks. old,
any large breed, Prefer Barred
M.

both ways. Mrs. Trow-

FL
ell, Wray, R 2.

Barred
selected stock, $6.25 C;.

Prepaid |

Barred |.

once.

mixed breed. Mrs. |

other $75.00, also stockers.

to}

Other party pay postage



Eggs For Sale

J B Giant ,eggs, 30 for $1.00
prepaid; also J. White Giant
cockerels 14 wks. a $1 ea. or
less of more than 1
shipment... Mrs. J. E. Passe,
Madison, R 4, Box 39.

Pure bred. Ringlet Barred
Rook: eggs, 75c per 15, or 5 set-
tings for. $2.50. Add. postage.
Miss M, E. Adams, Marietta, R
ie Prize winning Dark Cornish
eggs, T5 per 15; $2 per 50 pre-

paid; April: hatch cockerels, $1
(second)

ea, FOB. Mrs, C, O. Sikes, aye
vester.

: Pao Wanted

Want hatching eggs from hea-
vy breed flocks of 100 hens oF

more, Within. 109 miles of Sa-

preferred.

in same.

100. Mrs; J. D. Kine,
Ree. J. Bull, 2 1-2 yrs. old,



a Esgs Wanted

wil pay premium year ruin
Ref. furnished. J, Claud Epting,
Sayannah, 319 w. Bay St.

Want to hear from party that.
can furnish 5 crates. of clean,
fresh eggs per week State low-
est price for cash. Della Burch,

| Hiawassee,
First quality chicks, all stand- |

Want to pet in touch with
party who will furnish 200 B.
Leehorn eggs for setting by Oc-
tober 20, at reasonable price, G.
L. Durden, Adrian,

Live Stock For Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE

Jersey heifers, all ag ges, . Sell.
Will accept seed wheat, | White
Wyandottes, Buff. Leghorns or
Minoreas. C. M. Slack, Leslie.

Sev. cows for sale. Some feed-
ers, Some beef type. Make. best
oat T. B. Slater, Pembroke,

Pure bred Jersey cow, fresh in
with 2nd calf; giving 3 gal. milk,
1 1-2 Ib. butter per day. No bad
habits. $30 at barn. A. J, Payne,
Reynolds,
Young Polled Hereford bulls,
10 to 18 mos. of age: Polled
Hereford heifers, all ages. Ped. or
reg. at Farmers prices. J. C. Col-
lier, Barnesville.
10 steers and heifers, on dry
feed,. also a few Springers. Come
see them; also 10 bu. Jackson
Wonder (speckled) lima beans.
Make offer for part or all, Ms C.
Allen, Hoschton,
: 1 good cow, T. B. tested, $15:
also 12 bu. good, sound Brab
peas, $4 bu. Carter Simmons,



Taloma,.

2 yr. old steer, will dress about:
$25 lbs. $20.00; also yr. old steer,
dress, about 140 Ibs. and ve
frost-proof Eng. peas, 25c Ib.

B. Warren, ToomsboroR 2,

2 high prade Jersey milch cow
to freshen soon, one with 3rd
calf, $35.00; other, 4th calf, $30.-
00.5 DOB Tested. F, B. oe

Madison, R. 5.

Big. Black Jersey milch cow

with large heifer calf, and. will

freshen again last of spring; will
give 3 gal. per day. Write at
Mrs. ae Yawn, Milan,
Ri 3,

Young; fresh in cow, equatity |

good, 2 gal. $25.00 at this place.
Cash, Jerome. Foster, . Filppen.

Car of 50 head Beef cattle for
sale and ready, to ship. Name
price, per pound, FOB: J. T.
Wanock, Tarrytown.

Butt- headed milch cow, Jersey
and Denver mixed, 3 gal., $35.09
at my barn. _Gus Watson, Gray-
mont.

Reg. J. bull, 4 yrs. old, from
imported sire, 1 highly bred Rex.
bull, 2 yrs. old. Both, good quail-

ities and cheap cr exc. prevent

inbreeding. S. | et . Thornton,
Deweyrose.
+ Hereford .. males, one, $2 5.00,
L. L.
Holloway, Mon! icello, R 7.

13 mos. old. Jersey male, pure
bred, best of blood lines, $27.00;
$20.00 without pavers; also. 2 and

1. cock ccckerels, pure <bred

| Parks str, W. R, Smith, Hosch~

ton.
Thorough wbred Hereford poe

{all ages, from our famous Colo-
~ {nial

Plantation herd. Reg. in
buyers name at Farmers prices.
W. B. Hutchinson, Leesburg.

Good Jersey cow, to freshen in
few days with 8rd calf, $40; 2 or
3 others, with older calves, cheap.
If interested, see them. .W. B.
Sutton, Adairsville.

Pure bred Jersey bull, No.
821561, Ralsih and Sybil breed-
ing. 3 yrs. old; 3-4 of his calves
are heifers: Some very fine
calves. - $30. 00 eb 7 Warne: TL. =
Morris, Carroliton R 3.

1 grade Jersey cow, fresh calf
Le week old) $35.00:
Grade J. heifer 14 mos. old, $15.-
Lavenia,

$50.00. Papers furnished.

Oxford: Maiesty, No. 320043.
BE. McGinty, Norwood.

ae

ee 7-S abe: a mos. old, |



Live Stock For Sale
freshen in Spring. Sell or exc.
for pure bred B. or W. L., or
Cornish March pullets. No culls
accepted. Mrs, J. C. Goolsby,
Graham, R 1.

Large, 3 gal.-milch cow, fresh-
en in December, now giving
around gal. per day. $35.00) at
barn. R. C. Smith, Forsyth, R 1,

Thoroughbred Polled Hereford

2 yr. old, 1 M Ib. or more bull,

cheap. Sell to prevent inbreed-
ing. C. H, Hunt, Walnut Grove,
Gare

Reg. Polled Herefords, few. se-
lected cows and young bulls of
exceptional quality. Parry E.
Lunsford, Covington.

Fine cow, Holstein-Black Jer-
sey, cross, milking with 4th calf;
has given 6 gal. 2-3 gal. now;
Gentle, T. B. tested. Must sell
at once. Exch, for W. L. laying
pullets, K. H. Dorsett, Decatur
Fuses

Highly bred 4 mos. old Jersey
bull, sub. to reg., for sale or exc.
reasonable. Chas. H. Drake,
Braselton. .

Jersey milch cow, fresh in May

with 8rd calf; 2 gal, milk, 1 1-4

Ib. butter per day; never. goes
dry $25.00. T. K, Chandler, Lu-
thersville,

2 reg. Jersey bulls, Raleigh- No-
ble breeding: 5 yrs. and other 21
mos. old, $25.00 ea. or exc. for
cows or hogs. Fine individuals.
J. T. McClung, Hiram.

Nice, gentle but herd milch
cow, fresh in. Sell or exc. for

good farm mule or horse. Chas.

Duggan, Chester:

Reg. Jersey heifers, which will
freshen in March $35.00 ea. or
exc. for seed oats and rye. Mrs.
C. M. Cheney, Shellman. '

10 or 12 head of cows, suitable
for beef for sale for cash at my
lot. No exch. Geo. C. Barker,
Hatonton R 2. Box 165.

Pure bred Reg. Polled diane:
ford caitle, both sex. Terms

available to reliable parties; 2.

car loads nice feeder steers, high
grade, Herefords.. nye or Ds Boswell,
Jr., Siloam. ~

8 nice dare heifers
cows for sale: H..D: copays
Greensboro.

2 grade cows, 15- 61 Heretera:
800 lbs. each; 2 yr. old: bull,
15-16. Hereford, 800 lbs. $120 for
the 3 for quick sale. W. Pale
der, Culloden.

2 Jersey cows to freshen in
November, for reasonable price

lor exe. one for good work colt

or horse, sound, not too old.
William Weeks, Harlem.

Good grade Jersey milch

| cows, fresh in ,for sale: Also E:

J. Wake! field cabbage plants, 509
60c. $1.M,. del. M. G. Vanzant,
Abbeville, i

DEER FOR SALE
Pure white young male deer at
$50; also want small riding horse



within 50 miles Leesburg. State
| dsseription and price first let-

ter. John Jordan, Leesburg.

' HOGS FOR SALE

Duroc pigs, rez. in buyers
name, 10 wks. old, $5.50; Reg.
gilts, ready to breed and alrea-
dy bred. All from Great Su-
gl Stilts at Farmers prices. Z.

. Scott, Concord.

eee pred_S. P..C. 8 wks. old



}pigs from large litters, cholera

immuned,
Trwinton. .

- Thoroughbred P. C. pigs, 8 wks
old, and cholera immune, $3 ea.
R. E. Davidson, Danville.

Duroe Jersey pigs, 5 = 6 mos.
old, 80-120 lbs, Reg. in buyers
name, $7.50 - $9.50 ea. Also Light
Brahma cockerels, $1.50 ea. L, M.
Kennedy, Collins,

Nicely colored S. P.-C. pigs
from prolific dam. Ent. to reg.
3 mos. old, wt. about 45 lbs. Sows
er boars. $5 a, FOB. J. A. Ol-
liff, Bristol.

12 thrifty shoats, farrowed
July.14th, Duroc - P. C, mixed,

$3.50 ea, V. Davidson,

N. |$25 for bunch at my barn. W.
|i, Edwards,

Ellaville,
3 boars, 6 mos, old aye 3 mo.

ae}

and. 2:

to age,





ive Stock For Sy

Duroc pigs, both sex; Sired
son of Worlds Jr. Champ
$10 and $6 each. Reg. .
Lumsden, Talbotton. Ve
100 head good stock pigs
Shoats at reasonable price.
not ship. Come see them at b
10 miles No. of Atlanta on Hig
way No. 9. R. F.. Hardema
O, Chamblee, Ga, R 2, P.
Cherokee, 9960.
40 nice P, & C. pigs for sale or
exc, for Abruzzi rye, or t
Stem wheat. Also, 100 Ib. sh
for sale. A. P, Gress, Glenn.
Pure bred Duroc male pi

| wks. old, from Worlds Cham 0;

stock, $4.00 ea. del; want .
seed oats, i
C. L. Rehberg, Cairo.

Reg. Essex; No, 1 Spanish pea~
nuts, 1932 crop. Exc, some
few good seed oats and Abruzz
or French rye. W. J. Barg
Sardis. A re

40 No. 1 corn fed hogs for
Come see them. S. W. Ss
Elza.

7 good breed hogs, in goo
shape, 5 barrows, 2 sows, $ 75
for quick sale at pen, or shi
light erate. S. Thos, Jeffe son,
enox;'R: 1,' :

Reg. big bone P. C. sow, 3
old, dbl. treated, $20.00.
breed and put in express of
also a gilt, 6 mos. old, a Lbs.
$12.50 with papers. J. EB
Raymond.

Reg. big bone Black
male, 200-300 Ibs., 2 Essex
wt. around 160 lbs, also
goats. W. Overstreet, Ome
16 pigs, half Berkshire and I
roc, 6 wks. old, $2.50 ea. at
barn. Mrs, C. J. Atkinson,
ison, R 2. x

Reg, big bone Black P.C. m
18 mos, old, wt. 859 lbs. for sa

also 3 thorouzhbred B. PP.

males, 6 mos. old, wt. about 12
Ibs. $16.00 with papers, $14 (
without. Albert Bostwick, Ar.

lington.

25 to 45 - paid and bars
shoats, 40-60 Ibs, life

treatment, healthy,

6c Ib. Jos. Dowd, Cobbtown.
60 day old pigs, both sex,

quality Black P, C., well g

$5.00 each FOB.

cross; March Eaten w Ms

18, i
Reg. Pine Jersey olen 4 [
old, wt, 80- iy Ibs. life ae

hos: Papert furnished.

| Strange, Cobbtown, R a



HORSES & MULES FOR BA

4 Shetland pony mare, 5
yrs. old, all folded for
spring. Take your choice for
Aly gentle and in fine sh
Come see them. William M,. |
Michael, Buena Vista.

1 spotted Shetland pony,
and gentle, work anywhe
yrs. old, wt. 450 lbs. $15, J.
Landrum, Warrenton, R 1. |

1 black mare mule, 1100 Ibs
about 12 yrs. old, $50 or exc.
chickens; 15 Barred Rock
11, mos, old, $1 ea, Mrs. |
Beasley, Dixie.

Real good | Tennessee mar
mule, age 11 yrs. wt. 1100 }
$75; genuine Blue Stem. se
wheat (grew 30 bu. to acre) 8
bu; pure Bancroft seed oats, 0
bu. Riley Couch, Turin, . | _

Bay mare mule, wt. about 110
Ibs. 12 yrs, old, work anywh:
also 3-4 Jersey cow, black
yrs. old, freshened in July,
calf. Cheap for cash. M. L. Cla:
ton; ROY.



LiVE STOCK FOR SA
1 horse mule, 12 or 13 hundre
Ibs., 1 Jersey milch cow, 1 h
er, 4 8. P. CG; hogs, JS) -P) 6
and Duroe crossed, cheap for
cash. Mrs. M, Curry, nee R
1. Box 92.

RABBITS FOR SALE
4 Chin. docs and buck, 15
old, $7.50 with ped. papers. Test-
ed breeders. C. R, Hallma:











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Arthur D. Jones, Director





Department Of
Agriculture



EUGENE TALMADGE,
Commissioner



THURSDAY, OCT. 13 1932



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SPECIAL NOTICE

_JAPANESE MAGNOLIA
PLANTS
25 Japanese Magnolia plants,
rs, old, 60c ea. single plant; 2
1; 10 for $4. Del. Mrs. C.
arris, Dawson.





ive Stock For Sale

Pure bred Belgium whites, 8
ks. old, 75c per pair; 4 wks.
da, 50c pr. Shipping chgs. add-
| David H. Brooks, Atanta
319 Rt. 4.
Stahls Reg. Chin. doe, one
Junior doe; 7 N. Z. whites
os. old bucks, $1 ea. Exc. for
yung hens, buck for a hen. Any
od breed. E. L. Babcock, Cor-
le, 515 E. 8th Ave.:
Sev. prs. N. Z. pink-eyed, best
ed rabbits, 2 1-2 mos. old, $1
pr. Exe. for other value can use.
L,. Defore, Macon, Rt. 2, Care

e Sell or exc. Write. Roy Jef-

rs, Villa Rica, R 4.

Ped. Ermine Rex and Castor
rabbits, also 1 Blue Rex
, matured stock, price reas-
e.: Bob H. Elliott, . Con-

8 "Chinchillas, ready for Ser-

e. Sell or exc. for 8 Black

ready to lay. No culls. Ea. pay
press. Eula Elliott, Odum.

HEEP & GOATS FOR SALE
Southdown ewes, not reg., bred
, Ram, in excellent cond.

a. Sat. guar. or inspection



j| Berkshire



Live Stock For Sale

invited. K. D. Sanders, Eaton-

ton; R 2.

Pure bred Saanan goat with 4
mos. old, 50-50 Saanan and Nu-
bian doe; gives gal. milk per day
with simple feed. Both for $25,

Jor exc. for Red pullets. Mrs. Wil-

lard McKown, Morrow, R 1.

Nubian doe kid, 2 mos. old, $5.
Mother giving 2 qts. milk first
kidding. Reg.
Foreign. Pure 100 per cent Nu-
bian buck, Stud fee, $5. V. E.
Brantley, Atlanta, R 1, Box 192
Phone, Raymond 6934.

Live Stock Wanted.

CATTLE WANTED

Want young cow with 3rd or
4th calf, giving 4 or 4 1-2 gal.
milk and 2 lbs. butter per day.
Must be in good cond., easily

milked, and cheap for cash. W.
F. Miller, Lula.

Want 15 to 30 head of cattle,
1 to 3 yrs. of age, to care for.
Plenty pasture running water,
etc. Write. L. E. Wiliams, Ty
T

want reg. Jersey or Guernsey
cow or bred heifers, that will
freshen soon. Will exc. 110 volt
electric equipment. Clinton F.
Morrison, Armuchee.

Exc, 50 Donaldson R. I. Red
hens for good dairy cow, 3 gal. or
better. A. P. Brown, Atlanta, 48
Fairhaven Circle.

Want -good milch cow. Exc.
good value. Write or come sec.
W. H. Whitten, Newborn R 1..

Exc. Shetland pony for Jersey
cow, fresh in with first or sec-
ond calf, giving not less than 3-
3 1-2 gal. per day. Give com-
plete description R. Jennings.
Head, Alma.

Want good Jersey heifers not
over 5 yrs. of age, to freshen
soon. Exc. shoats for same. M.
L. Anderson, Nahunta.

Exec. 1100 lb., 12 yr. old mule
W. L. Min-

Want cattle. Describe fully as
to breed, age, wt. cond. and price.
Bee: Anthony, Columbus RZ:
Box 43.

Want to buy 2 or 3 good milch
cows, fresh, Jersey preferred. W.
L. Tait, Brunswick RFD. Box
164 A.

HOGS WANTED. ;

Exc. 2500 Klondike strawberry
plants for 2 - 6 or 8 wks. old
pigs, any good stock. Ea. pay
postage. Mrs. W. B. Crow, Cum-
ming, R 1.

Want 12 - 14 shoats or grown
nogs to fatten en halves; within
the bounds of Bulloch county.
Live 3 miles west of Statesboro.
J. T. Scott, Statesboro, R 4.

Want pr. of 6 - 8 wks. old
pigs. Reg. No-akin
male and female. Give best
price for cash. Ned Sims, Lula,

var Rt.

Exc. good $65 value for hogs
or cows. Also want 1 big bone
Guinea pig. Write for full in-
formation. T, A. Bowen, Blake-
Wy

Want 6 hogs, 50-70 lbs. within
10 miles of Cairo. Dan Mitchell.
Cairo.

Exe. 6 snowhite Guineas, 1931
hatch, 1 rooster and 5 hens, lay-
ing a little for 1 blue guinea
boar, not less than 60 lbs. pure
stock. Clayton Dyers, Daisy.

HORSES AND MULES
WANTED

lsc. 2 yr. old Jersey heifer:
soon to freshen, for a Shetlanc
pony, gentle, work anywhere.
Norris Bryans, Newborn, R 1.
Box 82

Exc. 3 yr. old steer for good
blind mule or horse; not over 12
yrs. old, work anywhere, within
20 miles Pearson. O. C. Dukes.
Pearson,

Want 2 large young mules,
cheap for cash, near Tifton. Jd.
A. Peugh, Tifton.

Exe. potatoes or corn for good
work mule or mare, not over
1200 Ibs. good shape, work any-
where, gentle; also exc.





Thoroughbred..



same

si ost ck Wa

value for small pony, proke. Mrs.
. C. Cochrans, Byron.

oe to rent a good young
mule with option to buy in fall,
at not more than $40.00. Give
good note if interested; 30 acres
in clover and want 6-8 calves on
halves. Eva Corbitt, Kirkland.

SHEEP & GOATS WANTED

Want young Angora billy goat.
J. P. Gaines, Cave, Ga. Bartow
county.

Positions Wanted

Want 1 horse farm on shares
or the 50-50 basis. Can furnish
selt all except stock. Furnish
ref. Lived in Cobb county 20
yrs. Lee Bramlett, Marietta, 117
Carell St. ,

Raised on farm; can do any-
thing on farm; good ref. Have
to be moved. Prefer wages as no
one but self. Blacksmith, Mill-
er, also. No bad habits. Thos.
W. Madaris, Atlanta, 226 1-2
Central Pl.

Want 6 horse crop on 50-50
basis with 3 houses, So. Ga. 45
yrs. exp. in farming; need some
furnishing, also Grist Mill in
connection. Ref. furnished if
desired. Jos. S. Prince, Rome
Sele

Man and wife, no children de-
sire job on dairy or poultry farm
for bal. this yr. and for 1933.
Raised on farm, dont mind
work. 26 and 25 yrs. old. Reas-
onable wage. Ernest Rundles.
Gainesville, R 6.

Want truck farm near Atlan-
ta, 20-25 acres on shares. Can
furnish self. Have tools, truck,
etc. 4 in family to work. E. L.





}Denton, Atlanta R 3. Brown

Mill Road. cjo| Ed. Todd.

Young man wants work on
farm, near Atlanta, because of
going to night school. Answer
soon. E. H. Blanchard, Atlanta,
178 Fair St. SW.

29 yr. old man wants 1 horse
farm on halves. Honest, sober,
willing worker. To be furnished
until crop is made. Wife, 3 yr
old boy. R. E. Pettigrew, Thom-
asville, 221 W. Monroe St.

Want small farm suitable for
poultry farm, near good market
Prefer
Standing rent. Large enough for
1 horse crop. L. W. Stallings.
Carrollton R 4.

Want job with party who runs
dairy. Can furnish 3 dry hand
milkers. Best of ref. Near At-
lanta. Also want to run Grist
mill and blacksmith shop. Exp.
Ref. P, C. Reid, Bremen.

Want to look after poultry,
steck, or farm overseer, for a
geod man. Can give ref, de 3C)
Ethridge, Forsyth, R 3.

Want 3 horse farm for moth-
er and brothers and self on 50-
50 basis. Must be furnished.
Charlie A. Hardy, Pitts, R 1.

Want small 2 horse farm with
good land, house, water ,etc. Pre-
fer Lincoln county. Write what
you have to offer. W. J. Ma-
thews, Amity.

Want to care for Estate, truck
farm or gen. farm for 1933. Best
of ref. Man and wife only. Can
drive and keep up truck, car
and other steam power. J. W.
Belin, McIntosh.

Want small
county, near Griffin. Must be
good house. Standing rent. E, R.
Ware, Brooks, R 1.

Young widow wants job with
elderly couple, assisting with
poultry and other light form
work for home and reasonable
salary. Ref. exc. Mrs. Agnes E
Brown, Summit, R 8, Box 78,
care W. D. Brown.

24 yr. old single man wants
job on. farm with good people.
at $8 mo. board and laundry. At
once. Thomas county prefer-
red. Simon Drury, Waynesville.
ao

Want good 3 horse farm on
shares. Can furnish self if can
be moved. Anywhere North of
Macon, Good farmer with good

one already equipped.

buildings, pasture,

farm, Spalding



Positions Wanted

force, all healthy, good akere.

Good manager. G. W. Brooks,

Dublin, R 6.

Want job at once on farm
for wages or on halves for 1933.
19 yrs. old; can do any kind oi

farm work, operate Grist mill, |
also.

Sober, honest, etc. Wilbur
J. Ross, Culloden. Rt.

Want large 1 horse crop on
halves. Ready to move any
time. Come or write. R. M.
Mancrif, Fairburn, R 3.

Want job on farm. Exp. farm-
er. Want crop for next yr. 3 in
family can work. D. C. Lively,
Atlanta, 646 Wells St., SW.

Man and wife want job on
stock or chicken farm. Good
hustlers. Furnish ref. Small sal-
ary. Elbert Dean, Abbeville, Box
228.

45 yr. old man wants place
on farm ,live as one of family
and assist with any kind oi
work. Willing worker. J. A.
Brown, Flowery Branch.

20 yr. old boy wants job on
farm at $6 per mo. board ana
laundry. Worked on farm a.
life time. Clinton Shelton, Nor-
wood.

Want 1 horse farm with extra
work to work out run bill; work
some turpentine; take care oi
seeing farm. Reasonable wake.
posted :ands, pastures or over-
J. M. Roberson, Hortense, R <.,
Box 34.

Want 1 or 2 horse farm in
So. Ga. Shares or some othe
basis. Have stock &nd can fur-
nish self. Prefer near Way-
cross or Valdosta. Ref. Write
Geo. W. Perry, Helena.

Want job looking after large
stock farm and growing feed
stuff, 50-50 basis or for wages,
near school and church. Have
2 mules, some cows, hogs ana
goats. Write. J. S. Mack, Vi-
dalia, Box 123.

Want job on farm for wages
or part of crop; raising chick-
ens, hogs and cows. Wife and
self only; understand all aboui
farming. Best of ref. Write o1
come. W. C. Cherry, Waycross,
Re 5,

Want light 2 horse or heavy <
horse crop on halves for 1933
Prefer on or near paved high-
see. W. C. Akins, Buford, R 1
way. Good ref. Write or come

Want job on poultry farm or
hatchery. 40 yrs. old, with 15
yrs. exp. in trapnesting, line
breeding, culling, brooding and
incubating. Ref. Capable tak-
ing charge.
Lithonia, R 2.

Want good, rich 1 horse farm
of good land and plenty gooc
water, pel
place; place that has growed ur
in broom sage and clover. J. F.
Morgan, College Park, R 2.

Exp. truck and tractor driver
wants work in dairy; 7 mos. exp
in dairying $10 per mo. Earle
Cochran, Fairburn, R 4.

Want farm for 1933 with re-
liable, honest man who operates
dlantation Gin, Grist Mill etc
Soutwest Ga. preferred.
time exp. Oe F. Cooper, Cad-
well. Sl

Mareioa man with
wants large 1 horse farm on
halves; consider job b the
month, Write what you have tc
offer. E. J. Frey, Marietta, R 2

Want 1 or 2 horse farm. 3 in
family. Can live gn $8 mo. Fur-
ae ref. Sidney Scoggins, Plains

23 yr. old married man wants
work for bal. this yr. and smal!
1 horse crop for 1933 on halves
Good land desired. Best of ref
Can move now. Estle Grant.
Dougherty, R 1.

Farmer, exp. in practically al:
lines of farming, including hogs,
cows, chickens ,tractors, mod-
ern machinery, will work for
wages or tend 1 horse crop. Re-
liable, honest, willing worker.
ee John C. Lette, Ailey, R.

Want job on farm. Honest,
hard working. Need work at

family

Clifford Renouf,

Life.



once. ep. in any kind of f
work ,tobacco growing especig
ly. Ref if wanted. Jim Hudso
Valdosta, R 2, Box 37.

Want 8-10 ele) to look aft

Young married man and
wants job on farm with r
ble people. Honest, no bad hal
its. Wages or 50-50 basis. G
Fallin, Thomaston, R 4...

Middle aged woman with
yr. old child wants home
farm. Ref. exch. Mrs. M. Blit
Doerun, R 4, care R. M. Fuller,

Farmer and dairyman wan
job. Can do any kind of wor
Self and wife only. Honest, r
iable, good habits, ete.
at once. J. IT. Berry, Cornel
Star Rt.

Want 1 horse farm on 50!
basis. Prefer middle Ga. Ha
to be moved and furnished,

31 yr .old expert fate han
life exp.,
building and repair man wan
work, 50-50 basis. Commen
fall work now, good ref, P, |
Taylor, Alpharetta, R 3.

Young widow wants job
zood home on farm _assistin
with poultry, milking, etc. Ha
1 girl, 9 yrs. of age. Ref. Mr
Lula Douglas, Adrian, R. 1, car
W. T. Walker.

35 yr. old single man wan
job. Life time on farm; ca
milk or other farm and dai
work. $10 mo. and board, Re
if desired. J. B. Steger, William
son, RFD.

Position wanted on farm
man and wife, familiar with
kinds of farm work;
workers. Small salary and boar
Henry Hancock, Ila, care, Ge

want small farm on 50-50 basis,
Have to be moved and furnish
ed. J: L, Keefe,. Atlanta
North Ave.

Want 1 or light 2 horse fa
on halves( preferred) near
dosta. Can furnish self. Wri
what you have. A. M. McClella
Chula, R 1.

38 yr. old single man wan
work on farm. Life time ex
farm and dairy work; driv
ruck or car also. Salary no
ject. Give me a chance Clarenc
Thomas, Covington, Red: es
W. C. Davis.

Want position in dairy. 3 yr
2xp. Otis McGowan, - Taylor
Creek.

2 men want jobs on farm, Ca
do anything. Life exp. in farm
ing, truck, stock raising, etc
ruit orchards, etc. Write. A
Dixon, Blackshear, RFD 2.

Want small one horse farm 0
50-50 basis. Also small black
mith shop. I have blacksmit
ools; near school and chure
Prefer Northwest Ga. J. W. Car
ter, Coleman.

Want light work on farm, loo!
after cattle, feed stock, hogs
chickens, ete. Cant do hea
work, 2 in family. Small wage.
Consider small grist mill. Carte
Terrell, Newborn.

Want 6 horse farm on 50-5
basis with 3 houses in So. G
45 yrs. exp. in farming; nee
some furnishing, but not much
also like to rent grist mill
connection. Ref. Jos. S. Prine
Rome, R 7,

Want 1 horse farm on 50-5
basis. Exp. in farming, also Ca
handle trucks ,tractors, or mo
any kind of machinery. J.
Wallace, Lithonia, R 1.

Want farm, 1 horse crep 0
50-50 basis. Write. D. B. Savas
Austell.

Want good 1 horse farm fe

Prefer Whitfield and Mura

county. 4 in family. Have. to
moved and furnished. R. J.
ford, Dalton, East Maris S




se farm within 30
Janta. Write what
c. GC. Lee, Atlanta,
Drive, NE.
nan wants home on
yrs. exp. in farming;
kind of work. Home
salary. J. EH. Bryant,

) a soverseer or help-
wm. 15 yrs. exp. Married
amily. Ref. from well
rmers. H. V. Thomp-

yrs, @6xp. in

Sent leaf tobacco
to get in touch with
eco grower that would
w 5-10 acres includ-
rops on shares. W.

ne, Douglas.

Id widow wants home
h Christian people.
work and some field

gan.
b on farm with good
mo. board and wasn-

. farm for wages be-
yrs. old. C. M. Turner
-Gleen Ave. R 1.

pose farm in So, Ga.,

elf. I. T. Folds, Tifton,

horse crop good land |.

near church.
exp. on farm. Do not
or drink. 28 yrs. old.
aid of work. C. P. Cra-
fon, Ri.7.
e on farm to assist
rs, poultry and other
Am quiet, industri-
raised girl. Wil
salary. Miss Virginia
sylvester, Red,
horse crop on 50-50
ve to be moved and
Write or come see
Kinard, Lenox, R 2.

Help Wanted

hite woman to do
ii poultry, cows, et.,
of family. Small sal-
oa Ida Tucker,

all gin 10-12 yrs. old
one of family ,board
thes to help with light
ores. At once. Write or
. J, P. White, Bowers-

an and wife, without
0 farm 20 acres. Small
ite or see for details.

t, Atlanta, R 1, Box

ung married man who
e tractor and spray
care for apple or-

asis or salary. Write.
Arrendale, Blairsville.
iy ora 2\or, 3
who has own mules

Dione farmers with
d plenty of force, _for
er farm, near Atlanta
ent or thirds or 4ths.
ey( Atlanta, 301-10

ed, middleaged wo-
ce to assist with

for home and small
i. Levans, Temple, R

m, 10 miles NW Grif-
rah oo At-

1 hel St.,
Want unincumbered woman

1 tion.



Farm. He p Wanted |

farm, 225 in cultivation; 3 good
buildings turpentine timber,
fine tobatco land; ideal stock
ake Mrs. C. O. Sikes, Sylves-
er

Want colored man and wife
without children for farm work.
Mrs. H. V. Franklin, Register.
Will give use of garden, poul-

try yard, barn and lot, patches,

and house rent to party who can
repair same and raise such
things on halves. White or col-
ored couple. J. M, Maddox,
Stone Mtn., P. O. Box 297.

Want zood farmer for 50 A
beautifully laying land; good
buildings, stumped and fenced;
fine tobacco land; branch and
wood at back of farm. Miss
Kate Lancaster, Sylvester.

Want good farmer for 2
horse crop on 8rds and 4ths.
Plant anything you want. Gocd
barn, pasture, also 100 black
cherry trees, few Mays, 10c ea.
Guy Osbirne, Clermont, R 1.

Want. refined and healthy
young or middle aged woman to
live on farm and assist with
gen. light work. Small salary,
but a good home for right par-
ty. Mrs. T. D. Fussell, Rhine.

Want refined healthy young
woman to live in home and as-
sist with light work.
able salary and good home to
right party. Mrs. F. E. Taylor,
Alpharetta, R 3.

Want nice energetic woman to
live as one of family, attend to
garden, chickens, flowers, etc.
Good home, reasonable _ salary.
J. I. Davis, Nashville.

Want hands with stock, able
furnish selves for dif. size farms
on my 1100 A. plantation, 2 mi.
No. Greensboro on Athens high-
way. Rudolph Geissler, Atlanta,
P.O; Box: 86k.

Want party with 2 or 3 good
mules, feed, tools, etc., for 1933
crop, also labor to partly work
4 M. peach trees. J. C. Adkins.
Ft. Valley, Box 221.

Want farmer for fine farm,
100 A. 75 in cultivation, new 5
room house. Standing rent, or
3rds or 4ths. See or write. Mrs.
T. W. Farmer, Atlanta, 537 Er-
NW.

to assist with chickens and cow
and other light work. State age,
-ref. etc. in first letter. Mrs. R;:
F. Benton, Rome, R 3.

Want colored family for 2
horse crop. Must have at least
1 boy and 1 girl, 15 yrs. old to

work part time for owner. Hill

R. Huffman, Marietta, R 3.

FARM PARTNER WANTED

Want party to finance me in
poultry raising, 50-50 basis. Par-
ty pay for eggs and feed; I have
650 egg cap. Inc. and 1 M. cap.
brooder. Exp. Ref. B. R. Rob-
erts, Manassas, RFD.

Want place equipped to raise
chickens, also small truck gar-
den. Exp. in raising chickens.



Have 25 hens to start with. Mrs. |

Sara Carter, Coleman.

41 yr .old single man would
like to partner with party to
crop for 1932, in No. Ga. I fur-
nish self, mule, feed, tools. Writ
for particulars. J. P. Thomas,
hula, Re. 2:

Want man with 2 or 3 mules

to take charge of farm on 50-50:

basis in So. Ga. Good proposi-
Write. W. E. Scruggs,
Macon, 124 Cleveland Ave.

Plants For Sale

Lawrences Sure Bearing
strawberry plants (bear since
March and berries now); Red
Latham raspberry, Young berry
plants, also Alfred blackberry.
Enclose postage for reply. J. H
Lawrence, Toccoa.

Cabbage and collard plants,
500, 60c; $1 M. Klondike straw-
berry, 500, $1 del. 3B. Crow,
Gainesville.

Lady T.



strawberry plants,

lo5c CG: 500, $1; $2 M. Klondike,

500, 90; $1.50 M. Effie Crow,
Gainesville, R 2, | .

Reason-~ |



. Plaats, For Sale

Extra. fine cabbage and col
lard and tomato plants; packed
in moss, 200, 25c; 500, 50c; 85c
M. Postage extra. J. C. Smith,
Cloudland.

Early Imp. Klondike straw-
berry plants, 50c; $2.50 M. del.
to 38rd zone. No stamps nor
checks. Money order or cash on-
ly. Delphar Drost, Helena, R. 1.

Plants from imp. Long Island
seed; W. and E. Flat Dutch, 800
$1; 2 M $2 postpaid. Also seed
for sale. Roy McRee, Meigs.

Bermuda onion plants, . $1.50
M. Dan Malkin, Valdosta, Box
523.

Sure-Head cabbage plants, $1
M. Mrs. R. E. Hackle, Valdosta.

Cabbage, collard, tomato and
onion plants, ready, 500, 50c;
95c M. 5 M. $4.50. A Perry, Val-
dosta, 406 Wooding Lane.

EF Vd... Chas. 3 Ws
plants, 20c C, 65c, 500; 95c M.
Postpaid. A. L. Lewis, Baxley,
R. 4.

Frost-proof Chas. W., E. J.
cabbage plants, ready, 20c C; 35c

300; 80c M. Lucille Norton, Bax-:

ley, 5.

Chas: W. and Early J. cab-
bage plants, ready. Prepaid. 15c,
C; 45c, 500; 75c M. No checks.
We P" Morris, Baxley.

C. W. cabbage plants, pre-
paid: $1 M; 6500, 60c; 200, 30c;
20c C. No checks nor. stamps.
Mrs, Allie Wolfe, Baxley, R. 2.
EK. J. and Chas, W. cabbage
plants, now ready, $1 M. FOB;
$1.25 M. del. Ottis Pittman,
Baxley, R. 4.

Frost proof Chas. W. and BE.
J. cabbage plants, ready, $1 M.
del. 3 M, $2.90 del; 5 M. $4.75
del. Harold Smith, Baxley.

Large and early var. straw-
berry plants, 25c C. $2 M. No
chks Mrs. L. E. Mobley, Glenn-
ville.

C. W. or E. J. now ready,
lic C, 500 60c; 90c M. Collard

plants same price. J. R. McCook,

Fitzgerald. _

E. J. and Chas. W. cabbage
plants, ready to ship, $1 M. del.
Cash with order. Johnnie Smith,
Baxley.

E. J. and Chas. W. cabbage
plants, ready, $1 M. del. Earnest
Lewis, Baxley.

Premier & Missionary straw-
berry plants, $2.25 M. . FOB.
Time to set plants to get early
berries for market. M. B. Mc-
Clellan, Adel. Lock Box 357.

Progressive Everbe arin g
strawberry plants, 35c for first
100; 25c ea. additional hundred.
$2.50 M. del. H. B. Shell, Pal-
metto.

Kudzu plants, 2 and 3 yrs. old,
$5 M. Eugene Harper, Hartwell.

Lady T. strawberry planis,
25c C; 500, $1; $2 M. Klondike,
500, 90c; $1.50 M. Ethel Crow,
Gainesville, R 2.

Mountain grown, frost proof
cabbage plants, 20c C; 300, 50c;
$1 M. Postpaid. Ernest Williams,
Gainesville, R 2.

Klondike strawberry plants,
$1.50 M, 5 M $5. Addie Reynolds,
Gainesville, R. 2. :

Rhubarb plants, 50c doz. 3
doz. $1; catnip, peppermint
plants, 35c doz; bone dry yellow
root, -35 1b; 4 Ibs. $T.. Mrs,
Thornton McCurley, Hartwell.

Write for special price on cab-
bage, onion, tomato and potato
plants. All kinds seed and
plants. Andrew Clark, Thomas-
ville,

Nice Everbearing strawberry
plants, $2.50 M. or exc. for val-
ue; broow corn seed, 10c large
cupful. Mrs. M. Harris, Carnes:
ville.

Everbearing strawberry plants
80e -C. $1.25 per 500. Mrs. J.) L:
Parrish, Nashville, R. 2.

Cabbage plants, now ready.
Extra E. J. and Chas. W. 500,
60c; 90c M. Parcel post postpaid
J. P. McCook, Fitzgerald, R 4.
_E. J cabbage plants, $1 M.
Cash with order. W. S. A. Beck-
worth, Baxley.

Millions ready, Copenhagen
Market, E. J., Chas. W. and Flat

z

Succession, $1 M. del.

cabbage



Plants For Sale
Dutch cabbage Cee 500;
90c M. del. W. H. Morris, Bax-
ey oR ek.

E. J. cabbage plants, 150.0%
50c, 500; 95c M. postpaid. D. A.
Lewis, Baxley, R. 4, Box 40.

Winter heading cabbage and
collard plants, 500, 60c; $1 M.
postpaid. Mrs. Gertrude Bran-
an, Lewiston.

Lady T. strawberry plants, $1
500; $2-M. del. 3 M up, $1.75 M.
Mrs. M. B. Scroggs, Alto.

Cabbage plants, J. and Chas.
W., 300 35c; 500, 45c; 75c M.
postpaid. I. L. Stokes, Fitzger-
ald: (R88.

Frost proof cabbage plants.
Chas. W., E. Flat Dutch and
Specia:
prices on large order. B. F. Mal-
lard, Springfield.

Cabbage, collard and tomato
plants, 500, 60c; $1 M. Mrs. R.
E. Hackle, Valdosta.

Cabbage plants, extra E. J.,
and Chas. W. ready, well rooted.
500, 60c; 90c M. 5 M. $4.25 del.
by parcel post postpaid. F. <
Stokes, Fitzgerald.

Cabbage plants, $1 M. 10 M.
up, 75c M. Victor Deen, Alma.

Coastal grown cabbage plants.
E. J. and Chas. W. 500, 50c; 90c
M; 3 M. lots, 80c M. R.S. Bur-
gess, Pembroke.

E. J., Flat D., Chas. W., Co-
penhagen Market, frost proot
cabbage plants, ready. Postpaid,
500, 55c;85c M. John B. Pope,
Fitzgerald.

Frost proof cabbage piants, E.
J., Chas. W., Flat D., Copenha-
zen, 500, BBC; 85c M. postpaid.
Roscoe Mays, Fitzgerald, R. 4.
Box 144.

Fresh J. W., C. W. cabbage
plants, $1 M; 500,.65c; 300, 45c,
25c C. All del. J. P. Mullis, Bax-
ley.

Lady Thompson and _ Ever-
bearing strawberry plants, 25c
C; $2.25 M. Add postage on all
small orders. Miss Lillie Dock-
ery, Dahlonega, R. 1.

Frost proof E. J. and Chas.

W. cabbage plants, 80c M. del.

EF. Y. Stokes, Macon, R 3.

Frost proof Jersey and W
cabbage plants, 90c M. del. C
W. Stokes, Macon, R. 3.

Strawberry plants, large her-
ries, $1.75 M. Will Jones, Rut-
ledge.

Genuine E. Lady Thompson
strawberry plants, 40c C. $1, 300:
$2.50 M. postpaid; scallion on-
ion buttons, 15c pt. 25c qt. post-
paid. M. N. Bowman,\ Alto.

Fancy Missionry strawberry
plants, 35c C; $3 M. here; del
begin Nov. Ist. Wet moss pack-
ed. Include 5c per hundred post-
age. W. F. Luckie, Ray City.

Mastodon Everbearing straw-
berry plants, also Thompson
and Aroma, 30c C; $2.25 M. Add
postage on less than $1 orders.
M. F. Etris, Dahlonega, R. 1.

_Cabbage plants, E. J., Chas
W, grown without irrigation, 5C6
60c; 90c M. del. in 3rd zone
Mrs. Geo. Gaffney, Fitzgerald

E. J. and Chas. W. cabbage

plants, $1 M. del. 75c M. FOB,
50: for 500. Now ready to ship
S. D. Sheffield, Baxley, R. 4.
. Strawberry ylants, very large
kind, 15c C. or exe. for nice.
dried apples. Write first. Mrs.
M. E Floyd, Fitzgerald.

Horse radish roots, 20c lb. to
8rd zone; June cherry sprouts,
25c. C. V. Wilson, Maysville. :

Garden gooseberry, chestnut.
chinquapin trees, 6 for $1; rasp-
berry plants, 50c doz. old fash-
ioned white scuppernong grape
vines, 6, $1; Clyde Eaton, Dah-
lonega, R. 1.

Earliest var.

imp. Klondike

strawberry plants, $2.25 per M.; |

$1.25 500; 30c C: del. Mrs. J. S
Crowe, Cumming, R. 1.

Thousands. cabbage plants.
ready, 15 C. $1 M. at field; 25c
$125. M2 delks Mis) soy,
Franklin, Register .

Flat Dutch cabbage and col-
lard plants, 20c C; 300 50c; $1.10
M. del. 5 M. $4.50 collect. Lee
Crow, Oakwood, R. 1.



| Plants For Sale

Lead var. cabbage and col-

lard plants, 300, 40c; Everbear- :

ing strawberry plants, $1.80 M.
del. H. P. Crowe, Gainesville, R.
2,

Lucretia and Premo dewherry >
McDonalds and Himalaya
blackberry, large rooted Kudzu,
$1, 100; 1 M. $7; Ga. collard,
200, 25c; $1 M. postpaid. J. W.
Toole, Macon, R. 2.
Strawberry plants, Missionary
varr. now ready, $1.50 M. Geo.
L. Belflower, Tifton, 305 7th St.

Millions cabbage plants now
ready, Early J. and Chas. W.,
500, 55; 85c M; 5 M, $4. Del. by
parcel post postpaid. FS Bs
Stokes, Fitzgerald.

Cabbage plants, now ready,
Extra E. J., and Chas. W. 500,
55; 85c M, Del. parcel post
post paid; 5 M. $3.75, Exp. col.
J. P. McCook, Fitzgerald, R. 4.

Chas. W. cabbage plants from >
Long Island seed. Roots wrap-
ped. 300 50c; 600 75c; $1 M. post
paid. C. F. Maddox, Lawrence-
ville. \ "
Chas. W. cabbage plants, $1.15
M .prepaid. Exc. for 100 Ibs.
bright new, sound, clean Imp. |
White Spanish peanuts or dried
fruit Lester Kerlin, Buford. eS

C. W. frost proof cabbage
plants, White Bermuda onions,
and Wax Bermuda onion sets,
500, 60c. $1 M postpaid. A. E. -
Reinhardt, Ashburn.

True Ga. collard plants, 200,
25c; 500 65c; $1 M, post paid.
GB; Wilson, Rebecca.

Chas. W. and Dutch cabbage,
heading collard plants, 20c C;
95 M; _ Klondike strawberry
plants, 30c C; $1.60 M. All del,
L. A. Crow, Oakwood.

E. J.. W. cabbage plants, 500
65c; $1 M: 3 M up, 75c M cash, |
No chks. Herman Boatright, Al-
ma.

Frost proof cabbage
1c M. Minnie Mae
Valdosta.

Strawberry plants, Everbear-
ing var. $1.95 M. del. for cash,

plants,
Hendrix,

or exc. for pullets, or Bermuda

cnion sets. Ea. pay postage. Carl.
Phillips, Colquitt.

J. and Chas. W. cabbage |
plants, collard and Crystal and
Wax onion, pa 500 60c; 95c
M; 3M 75c M. B. J. Head, Alma,

Cabbage plants, 5c M. FOB.
L. A. Carter, Coffee . i

Strawberry plants, 25c C and
postage. Mrs. A. F. Malock,
Jeiferson, R 1

Chas. W. cabbage plants, $1 _
M. 500 60c.- All prepaid. Mrs. B..
G. Anderson, Baxley, R. 2. :

Thousands of Lady Thomp-
son strawberry plants, $2 M.
del. E. F. Dye, Hahira, Sea

Missionary, Klondike & Lady
T. strawberry plants, 50c C;
33.50 M. Everbearing, 75c C; Ni-
agara, Concord grape vines, 10c
ea;~pear and cherry, 40c ea. a.
v. Head, Cleveland.

Klondike strawberry plants,
20c C; 80 500; $1.50 M. No chks.
Money order. John lL,
Cumming, R. 1.

Genuine imp. Klondike straw-
berry plants ,true to name, Z5c
C. $2 M. Major Crowe, Cum-
ming, R. 1.

Missionary strawberry plants,
$2.50 M. No chks. Bud Sweat,
Alma, R 1, Box 26. $

Chas. W. and E. J. cabbage
plants, now ready, $1 M;: 3 M.
lots, 75 M. W. R. Head, Bax-
ley.

Iceburg lettuce plants, 75 C;
Missionary, Klondike strawberry
plants, 30c C. Exc. some for
Schley, Stewart and Frotscher
pecans. Add postage. Mrs. C. R.
Morgan, Vienna,

Chas. and J. W. cabbage
plants, 85c M. del. Ready the 15
of November. J. L. Leggett,
Baxley. .

E. J. and Chas. W. cabbage
Plants, ready, 300 40c; 500 55c; :
$1 M. postpaid. Odis | ACRES
Seville. ia

Chas. W. and E. J. cabbagel.
plants, 85c C, prepaid. D. M.
Barber, Baxley.



J ones,







Plants For Sale _

Bd. and Chas, W. cabbage

~ plants sready, 300, 40c; 500 60c;
$1 M. postpaid. R, Chanclor, Se-
ville,

berry plants, 30c C. FOB; $1.50
--orders del. 3rd zone. Exc. for
new syrup; 200 for ea, gal. Ha.
to del. Mrs. Sam Smith, Austell
R 2:
- Klondike strawberry plants,
true to name, 20c C; $2 M. Mrs.
Grady Crowe, Cumming, R 1.
* Nice field grown cabbage
plants, lic C; $1 M. del. by par-
eel post. R. BE. L L. Dasher, Fowls-
town,
Frost proof cabbage and col-
lard plants, 300, 50c; $1 M.
is oodnegarnae 5c M collect. Any
amt. now ready. Marcus Wil-
Jiems,, Gainesville, R. 2,
Frost proof cabbage and Ga.
heading collard plants, 60c M.
ae. grown, W. A. Bruce,
Cloudland.
Frost. proof. cabbage plants 75
M; white Bermuda onion planis,
$1 M. collard, 75c M., lead. var.
-eabbage seed, $1 lb. W. W. Wil-
-liams, Quitman,
NN. C. Buncomb heading col-
lard plants, 500 50c; $1 M; 20c
. Del. in Ga.; also cabbage
plants, B. J. and Chas. W. ready
$00 35;.75 M. del. Mrs. J. O.
Stokes, Fitzgerald, R. 3.
#. J. and Chas. W. cabbage
plants, $1.20 M. del. Obie Croe,
Gainesville,
- Real frost-proof W. cabbage
plants, 75c M; 500, 50c. Ha. par-
ty pay postage. G. W. Clark,
Thomasville.
J. and Chas. cabbage plants,
300 40c; 500 50c; 75e M. Ber-
muda onion pee 500 60c; $1
M. BaD et . Stokes, Fitz-
_ gerald, R cee
Frost proof cabbage plants.
- Chas. W. and E. J. 20c C; 500
65c; $1 M postpaid. 5 M $4.50,
f del, Amos Williams, Gainesville.
Frost Proof Cha. W. and All
Head Farly cabbage plants, 75
M FOB. Mrs, Scott Davis, Ho-
-gansville, |
ge de. We and Chas. W. cabbage
plants, $1 M. 5 M lots, 75c M.
Good count and sat, guar. Vic-
ter Deen, Alma,
Great Mastodon strawberry
plants, Everbearing, 25 C; $2.23
*M. Exc. for good Bright Leai
first class stock. C. H. Vickery,
tobacco, chewing or smoking,
Kennesaw, R 2.
8B. J., Wakefield cabbage
plants $1 M FOB Cash with or-
: rug OWE Bir Ay Beckworth, Bax-
ey.
en RG Sy sivick Chas. W: cabbage
plants, 500, 60c; $1 M. del. 75
< iz FOB. S. D. Sheffield, Baxley,
a eb,

Frest proof cabbage plants,

- Chas. W., Early Flat Dutch and

Succession, $1 M del.
i? prices on larger orders.
Mallard, Springfield.

| Plants Wanted

- Want 2,000,000 Missionary
strawberry plants, Oct. 10th to
Nov. 10th. Accept small amounts
from small growers until above
amount is reached: Prices and

Speciai
Bik



terms must be reasonable, John- 2.

nie L. Prescott, Whigham.

Seed For Sale

White and Red pop corn, new
rop, shelled, 3 qts.. 50c; Long
- Green pod new okra seed, 30c



qt. Cucumber, 5c spoonful. Add.
postage. Harold Pass, Point Pe-
t c

White nest onions, 45 gal. del.

Green or Red peppers, 25c gal.

Green tomatoes, 30c gal. All del.

Cash or money order... Mrs.
Grace Murphy, Jasper, R 2,

- 40 lbs. Sunflower seed for
gale. Make best offer by Ib. or
_ for lot. Mrs. Carrie M. Smith,
Hahira, R 2.

Very fine Pimiento pepper
seed, first yr., 20c oz. Mrs. Hugh
Underwood, Cartersville, R 3.
~ Red multiplying onion buttons
0c gal, del; & bu. large Red

okra seed; 25 Jb,



Seed For Sale
peanuts, 2 to 4 to hull, $1.25 bu:

3 bu. white Spanish, $1 bu. Not
del. Mrs. B. L. Brown, Ball

ce | Ground, R 1.
--Mammoth Everbearing straw--

Okra seed, begins bearing 6
in. high and bears until frost;
10-12 ft, tall, 12 pkt. About 2
gal. white multiplying onicns,
30c gal. Mrs, R. B. Miller, Ac-
worth, R 2.

E. J., Chas. W. cabbage seed,
$1 1b; large cream crowder peas
new crop, $2.75 bu. Frost proof
Eng. garden peas, 35c Ib. All
postpaid. EB. A. Hayes( Buford.

200 Ibs. Perkins long green
Hot pepper
(dry), 45 lb. postpaid. Exc. some
of ea. for smoking tobacco, or
dried apples. J. R. Thornton,
Ringgold. :

Yellow crookneck squash, 3
tbls., 25c; dry catnip, 30c 1b.
White velvet. okra seed, 15 up.

Mrs. BE. S. Ladd, Gainesville, R

1.
Haves large yellow multiply-

ing prolific onions, make 10-25

per hill, 20 qt. FOB; 80c gal.
del, $6 bu. del. Exc. for | any-
thing can use. Joe Norman, aie
berton,; R 5.

8 gal. white nest onions, 55
gal. del to 8rd zone. No stamps.
Mrs. Pearl Milford, Ball Ground.

Hastings Big Seven turnip

-seod col. 25c lb. 5 Ibs. $1; 10 lbs.

$1.50 del; senna leaves, soda box
full. 30 del. CGC. A. Wilbanks,
Commerce, R 5.

Nest onions, 40c gal. Mrs, J. R.

Lanier, Graymont, R 1. :
300 lbs. genuine Perkins okra

seed, special seed, 1932 crop,
bright and sound, 109 lbs. genu-
ine Rocky Ford cantaloup seed.
All 20 Ib. del. W. Usd, Draugh-
on, Climax.

Nice, clean multiplying nest
onions, 36c gal. del. Cash or
money order. Mrs. B. F. Mont-

gomery, Sparta, R 2.

Seven Top turnip. seed, sound
and clean, 12c teacupful, 2 cups
20c; 4 cups, 35c postpaid. Stamps
accepted. Mrs. M. E, Hegtord:
Crandall, R 1.

Wakefield, Flat Duteh, Cinene

hagen cabbage, $1 lb; white, yel-

low Bermuda onion, $1.50; Ab-
ruzzi seed rye, $1.bu; white mul-
tiplying Fall onions, 50c gal. $2
bu. B. R. Woodliff, Flowery
Branch. :

1 1-2 lb. Southern Giant mus-
tard, large leaf var. 45c lb. del.
or exc. for Copenhagen cabbage
plants. Mrs. Gussie Gay, Blythe
FR 1, Box 31,

2 Ibs,

plants. Mrs. Rachel Rumbley,
Blythe, R 1.
- Old fashioned scallion buttons,
35c gal. Home-raised blood red
beet seed, 10c large pkg. dtl. in
Ga. Mrs. Ethel Tallant, Cum-
mirg; R 7, Box 21.

Good. start white multiplying
beer seed, 7c postpaid. Floy Cra-
ton, Dallas, R 4.

Large start Calif, multiplying
beer seed, guar. 5c postpaid. Jas.
M. Craton; Dallas, R 4.

White multiplying onions, 45
gal. white, rice and lady peas, 7c
lb. No order for less 5 lbs, Mrs.
Shock Adams, Lawrenceville, R

Special yellow Bermuda onion
sets, $1 pky $3 bu; Crystal

| White Wax, 90c. gal. $1.50 pE; $4

bu. Yellow Globe, $1 pk. Express
W. C. Stephens, Flowery Branch
Good Calif. multiplying | beer
seed, 10c start and pkt. of an-
other seed free. Mrs. J. E.
Kirk, Rockmart, R 2.
Calif, multiplying beer
10c start postpaid. Mrs.
Floyd, Rockmart, R 2.
Good multiplying Calif. beer
seed, 10c good start del. Mrs. Co-
rine Floyd, Rockmart, R 2.
Rape seed, 2 Ibs. 35c; 4 Ibs.
50c; 9 lbs. $1 plus postage; want
25 bu, Texas Rust Proof or Ful-
ghum oats at 35c bu. within 125
miles Pearson. W. H. Waddelle
Pearson..
Bunch Eng. pea seed, 20 lb.
Hot Green ppper, 25 gal.. or

seed
Sallie

Moores Harly,

ton, Commerce, R. 3.

Eng, pea. seed, 30 Ib. |
del. or exc. for E. J., W. cabbage

|small lots.



exc. for foul sacks, Mrs. Eva M.

Tankersiey, Thomson.

Start of white multiplying
beer seed, 5c postpaid. Floy Cra-
ton, Dallas, R 4.

Genuine Ga. collard seed, 60
Ib. 1-2 Ib. 35c; the New Tender-
greens, 4 0Z 25;
rape, 25 lb. All del. Supply lim-

j|ited. N. Rosene Ft. Valley.

Winter onion buttons, 30 pal.
Mrs. N. M. Greene, Blue Ridge,
R.2). 39x35;

White nest onions for fall set-
ting, 65 gal; dried peaches, 15
lb. Send postage with order, Eva
Burell, Elberton, R 6.

Sunflower seed, 15c cup and
postage. Mrs. S. Southerland.
Ellijay, R 3.

All kind seed beans, stripsd
half runner, corn field beans, ea.
25c lb. or exc. for red multiply-
ing onions, large kind. . Grace
Frey, Marietta, R 2.

Seed Wanted
Want sev. Ibs. Hairy Vetch
and Rape seed. Must be first
class seed. C. O. Wilder, Pelham.





Miscellaneous For Sale

2 -ea. Concord, Lutie, Niagara
Great Harvest

and Moores Diamond, rooted

grape vines, $1 or exc. for turnip.

seed, honey, etc. _Geo. Myers,
Hartwell, R 4.
Feathers, goose, clean and not
warn, about 40 Ibs. 38c lb, FOB.
Mrs. M,. Jenkins, Stuckey. So
Nice, dry clean sifted black
walnut MEATS in large pieces,

40c lb. del. Mrs. M. J. Howing-

Yellow riot, 2 los. 25c;. gar-
den rhubarb, 40 doz.; catnip,
15c doz.:) ratsbane, 2) Ibs. 25:
Add postage.
bie, Mineral. Bluff,
Hart's Box;

. Hot pepper, dried, 0c WAeor
40c Ib. in 10 Ib. lots. Cash with
order. Carl Pearson, Cumming,
R 4.

Dry: Sage, 40 Ib. well rooted
Sage plants, 7c doz; Ga. col-
lard sted, 25 lb. W. M. Al-
len, Carrollton, R 5.

New crop clean dried sage, 50
lb. del. Mrs. J. E. Yawn, Rhine
Roles fe
Land lime, < $3 per ton,
Atlanta; Del. 20 miles from At-
lanta by truck in 3 ton lots. R.
L, Adams, Fairburn.

,_ All white wool rolls, 60c Ib.;
10 Ibs. all white new geese fea-
thers, 5 lb. Beulah Grier, Cler-
mont.

About 10 lbs. new geese fea-
thers, 50c Ib. Mrs. R. M. Car-
ter, Surrency. ne

3 Ibs, 1932 dry sage leaves, 40c
lb; large rooted Sage bushes, 50c
doz. All del. Nolie Bussell, War-
then.

Deer Tongue leaves,
cured, 35c lb. 3 lbs, $1.
Thornton, Jesup. .

Oak acorns, all native var. for
sale. Make best offer on large or
Ira C. Anderson, Roy

55 gal. hard oak syrup _ bbls.
for cane syrup growers. $1.50 ea.
FOB. Bob McCormick, Albany.

Unwashed white wool, 20c Ib.;

Care ae

shade
Wy M.

sheep skins, 75 each; 15 Guern- |

sey heifers, springers, $20 each.
Robt. Ss. Anderson, Hawkinsviille.



Miscellaneous Wanted
Want potatoes, peas, syrup,
butter, eggs, chickens, etc. Will
exc. value. Harry Sunshine, At-
lanta, 61 Georgia Ave., SE.
Want baby chicks, strawberry
plants, onion and cabbage seed
or plants, white sacks, cotton,
ete. Exc. Fig. trees, and other
value.
Hoschton.
Want to buy Ginseng. Must be
pure and in good cond. Mail
i at once, G, Freeman,
a
Exe. 1 peck white multiplying

shallot seed for 12 100 lb, cap.-

white sacks, clean. Ea. pay pos-
tage. Write before sending. Ida
ade: Cumming, Boh:

Dwarf Essex |

S. M. Abercrom-_

FOB

Elizabeth Weatherly,



sous Wanted

want to -hear from party hav-
ing 1932 crop of Ginseng rost,
also red and white ponies. Quote
price on large and small orders.
Roxie A. Quillian, Gainesville,
Ret.

Want 1 Ib. yellow Root at 25c
lb. Mrs. HW. G Mobley, Armu-
chee, R 3. :

Want: beeswax, ficlId peas, corn
and pecans, in small quantities
in trade. Write what you have
and grade and I will submit
proposition. J. Tom White, Dub-
jin.

Want black-eye and Lady peas.

also good home-made smoking
and chewing tobacco. Exe. val-
ue, Ha .pay postage. Write. Mrs.
Nina Palmer, Milford.
_ Fixe. new Ext. honey for new
goose or. duck feathers, that
have never been uscd. Mrs. P. J.
Byrd, Fitzgerald, R 4, Box 49.

Exe. Chinchilla rabbits for
Klondike strawberry. plants, or
nest egg onion sets, L. T, Wood-
all, Jr., Crest.

Exc. for 30 bu. Rye; 5 bu. Blue
Stem wheat; 1M each, cabbage
white Bermuda onion plants, or
good flavored smoking tobacco;
5 lbs. Willetts peas. R. D, Hall,

-Ogiethorpe.

Exc, 20 lbs. red Tenn. pea-
nuts for 20 sacks, 100 cap. feed
sacks. Ea, pay postage; 3. gal.
white nest onions for fall plant-
ing, 45 gal. postpaid. Mrs. Fel-
ton Williams, Eatonton.

Tobacco For Sale

Good, home-made tobacco flue
cured, whole leaf, 13 lbs, $1; 6
Tos. 50 prepaid to 3rd zone. Bar-
kalue Milikin, Baxley.

Good, old, mellow Red Leaf
tobacco, flue cured, ready to use,
10 lbs. 60c. Miss Feat} Nipper,



| Coffee.

Good, -home- made Red Leaf.
tobacco, flue cured, aged and
mellow, well pressed, ready for
use, 10 Jbs. 60c. . W.. L. Pe
Mer2 hon.

Flue cured tobacco 13 Ibs. $1;
6 lbs. 50c, Prepaid to 3rd zone.
Mrs. E. J. Joyner, Baxley, R 2.

Tobacco, Virginia Bright Leaf,
Se lb, or 10 Ibs. 75c, Cash with
order. H. S. Carter, Rocking-
ham.

- Good, home made, flue cured
iobaces, bright or red leaf, aged,
well pressed, 10 lbs, 55,. Dorothy

.|Mae Harris, Mershon.

Good, home made Bright Leaf
tobacco, flue cured, well pressed
aged, 10 lbs. 60c, C. .A. Boat-

right, Mershon,

Good, home made flue cured |
Bright and Red Leaf tobacco, 10
lbs. 60c. Mrs. W. W. Cotharn,
Coffee.

Genuine A-1l flue cured yel-
low tobacco, smoking and chew-
ing, 13 lbs. $1 prepaid to 3rd
zone. Mrs. Frank McCall, Bax-
ley, Box 232,

Good flue cured tobacco, 5c
lb. FOB. Henry Herndon, Sur-
rency.

Good old home made tobacco

1931 crop. Chewing 10 lbs: 60c;

smoking, 10 Ibs. M.. Ss.
White, Alma, R 3.

Red flue cured tobacco, chew-
ing 9c lb. smoking ce ib. del. in
10 lb. or more lots. Cash with
oe Frank Smith, Surrency, R

Bright and mellow, flue cured
tobacco, chewing, 8 Ib. smoking
6 lb. Del. in lots of 10 lbs. Ike
Tomberlin, Surrency.

Select long leaf tobacco.

chewing, 10 lbs. $1 del. in Ga.
Guar. Dan Gray, Uvalda.
. Geod barn and flue cured
Bright and Red leaf tobacco,
aged and mellow, well pressed,
ready to use, 10 lbs. 55c. H. G.
Williams, Coffee.

Good old home made bopnace:
flue cured, chewing or smoking,
af ag 55. W. E.. Barber, Alma,

Good, eld home-made flue
cured tobacco for smoking or
chewing, 6 1-2 lbs. 50c; 14 lbs.
- a: ESS Screven,

e

50c;

del. 8rd zone.

ders less than 50c.



No. Ga. air cured ch
bacco, 20 Ib, 5 Ibs. $
tage. No orders less 50e,
Deaver, Culberson, N, G,
Resident of Ga. ae

Excellent grade tobace
dy to chew or smoke
Exe.
fresh or dried fruit, d
Troupe, Baxley, R 2.

Good, old barn and flue g
ed Bright and Red Lear
co, ready for use, 10 Ib
EB. Williams, Mershon,

Godd tobacco, red an
Whole leaves, good to chew,
smoke. 12 Ibs. $1 del. to rq q
H. H. Herring, Baxley, R

Good, flue cured tobace

jready, 5c lb. FOB, Henry

don, Surrency, R 25)
Genuine A-1 flue cured

0, 13 Ibs. $1 prepaid to

Orris Harris, Baxley, R 2.
Best grade flue es
chewing and smoking,
in Ga. L. J. Crosby, Ba
2: :
Tobacco, Exeellent grad
cy and sweet, ready to cl
smoke, 13 Ibs, $1 del. 8rd
Brown or Yellow Leaf:
cher, Baxley.
Good flue cured, ho
well pressed, ready for
bacco, 10 Ibs. 60c. , A
right, Mershon. ae
Gocd, old home-ma
cured tcbacco, 10 Ibs. $1;
Virginia Bright Leaf,
seed, 20 heaping tbls,
Miles, Alma, R 3,
Gocd . home-made

flue cured, Bright or Red

chewing or smoking, wel]
ed; ready for use, good fl
10 lbs. 55e. Mrs. A. Ww: ;
Coffee, R 1. :
Good, cold flue cured
made tobacco! not molde
leaves, 5 Ibs, 65c: 10 1
postpaid. Macy Boatrigh

ingham,

Barn cured tobac
Leaf, chewing, 10c; smoki
del. In Ga. No chks. |
Li
Surrency. '

Red Leaf barn eured
chewing, 10 del. to 3rd 20
order less than 50. Da
to, Surrency. is

Good flue cured, tob:
ing, whole leaves, 10c

than 60c.
rency.
Good, mellow, barn. cure
Leaf tobacco for chewing
del. No order less 50
Hutto, Surrency.
Genuine A-1 flue cure
chewing and smoking. 1
13 lbs. $1. prepaid to ard

Ruby: McLeod

Mrs. Frank McCall, Basle

O32.

Barn cured tobaeed
leaf or dark red chewing,
crop, 13 Ibs. $1 postpaid.
Pitheney Turner, Alma, R
_ Flue cured tobacco, dar
leaf, well aged and presse
dy for use,-14 lbs. $1 po
Mrs. G. W. Teston, Cofft
| Barn, flue cured tobace
red leaf, ready to. use,
postpaid to 8rd zone. M
F. Carter, Coffee.
Barn cured tobacco, dal
leaf, aged and mellow,
ready to use, 11 Ibs. $1 P
Sat. guar. Mrs. Nae Dai
ma, R 3.

Flue cured tobacco, di
leaf, aged mellow, read,
10 lbs, 50; 21 Ibs. $1, A
tage 8c per lb, J. L.
Alma.

- Virginia Bright Leaf
flue cured, broke leaf |
king, 8c; chewing, 12c. Ib
paid to 3rd zone. Mrs
Boatright, Rockingham.

Barn, flue cured tobacce:
Red leaf, aged and well
ready to use, 13 Ibs. $1 Pd
Sat. guar. H. L. Williams,
ingham, 4

Genuine A-1 yellow, flue
chewing and smoking
12 lbs. $1 prepaid to
Isham BeETE Baxl



32
For Sale
tobacco, dark Red
recsed, aged, ready

postpaid. Qual-
. W. Lesion, Cof-

fe





| Georgia Products _

y For Sale
plants, 25 doz. del. W. B. Skin-
ner, Gainesville, R 5,

Want to get in touch with
parties who want velvet beans. in
pod, in car lots, FOB, A LL.
Sasser, Bonaire,

2 bu. Rice peas for table use,
gathered without any rain on
them, 8c lb. No order filled for

less than 1 bu. J. A. Reese, Mit-
chell, R. 1.

BUTTER FOR SALE
3 Ibs. nice Jersey butter per
week, 25 lb. Cow T. Bi tested.

Mrs. C..B, Gazaway, Cumming,
est

6 or 8 Ibs. nice, firm table
butter ea. week, 25c lb. del. also
table peas, dricd apples, 10c lb.
Dyar Willis, Talking Rock. R 3.

3 Ibs. table butter per week,
25 1b. Cows T. B, tested. Sat.
guar. Peas, 10c 1b; 6 W. L. roos- | near Norman Park. Curtis Cow-
ters, Barron str. 75e a. FOB./art, Norman Parks de.
Mrs. Ida M. Parker, Talking} Imp. Porto Ricans, grown on
vy C Rock, R: 3, new land, for truckers at 40c
i ca . piges | 4 = 6 lbs frech, firm Jersey|bu. Ready now for digging.
ado eta *|butter per week, Cows T. B,|Glenn Wilds, Ambrose, R 2.
tested. Cash with order, 25c Ib.| 300 bu. full stamp Porto Ric-
del. Mrs. IL D. McDuffie, Ash-|@ns, pink and yellow skin, 30c
land, R 1. bu. at patch, to trucks. Write
: first. Ready now. B. C. Plyler,
Manassas.

Sev. hundred bu. Porto Ricans,
40 bu. of 60 Ibs. del. to truck-
ers at field. No chks. Digging
on short notice. Walter. W. Kirk-
land, Cobbtown.

State insp. purple skin Porto
Rico potatoes: 25 bu. each, eat-
ing and bedding, 50c bu. at
patch or 75 bu. FOB in bu.
crates at RR. W: Cc. Waldrip,
Flowery Branch, .

4 1-2 acres Porto Rico pota-
toes at field, $120. A bargain. E.
Campbell, Reidsville,

PECANS AND PEANUTS
c . FOR SALE

50 lbs. Schley pecans, last yrs.
crop, filled out good, no pops.
Make best offer, L. 0. Razor,
Cairo.

Large Red Valencia peanuts,
free of pops and trash, 10 Ib.
FOB; 12 1-2c Ib. Del. or exc. 10
lbs. for 10 Ibs, nice dried ap-
ples. H. W. Thurmond, Gresh-
amville.

Limited amount Stuarts and
Money-Makers, this yrs, crop;
soon be ready for market, State
amount wanted and make best
price. C. GC. Woodcock, States-
boro, R 4.

New crop setdling pecans of
good size, 10c Ib. Cash with cr-
der; also 7-8 Jersey, 10 mos. old
heifer, large to age, for sale
cheap. R. E. Bower, Dixie, _

Large size seedling pecans,
1982 crop for sale or exc, for
White or Brown Leghorn hens;
also exc. for nest onions. Mrs.
Annie Stevenson, Payo, R 4.

PECAN AND OTHER FRUIT
TREES, ETC., FOR SALE
Fruit trees and berry vines for
sale or. exc. for lint cotton or
white sacks, Mrs. lL. H.. Coe,

|Eastanollee,

Quince trees, Damson plums,
25 ea. 5 for $1; May cherry, 10c
ea.; 12 for $1; . Everbearing
strawberry plants, $2 M.. Add
postage. Mrs. L. D. Spriggs,
Rockmart. _ oe

Peach trees, State insp. $45 M;}
$5 C; Peach seed wanted in lots
of 100 lbs. and over. E. B, Tra-
vis, Riverdale. _

May cherry and Black walnut.
All strong, healthy plants. Write.
Mrs. G. W. Watkins, Eastanol-
lee, R 1.

Lead. var, apple trees, any amt
of ea. var. $1 per doz; 2 yr. old
$2 doz. Fine grape vine free with

George Products
For Sale

$1.50; Yr. old, 6 trees, $1 Post-
paid. Exe. for dried acid apples.
Mrs. L. W. Seago, Pinehurst,

Black Everbearing mulberry
Sprouts, 2 - 4 ft. rooted, 10c ea;
Southern corn field pumpkins,
nice size, 10 ea. D. W: McCook,
McIntyre, R 2, Box 17,

SYRUP FOR SALE
_ 1982 Honey Drip sorghum sy-
rup. Sell or exe. for 2. roller
Cane Mill in good shape, or hea-

vy str. pullets, ready to lay. Clint
Elliott, Odum.

30 gal. bbl. new Texas seeded
Can syrup, 40 gal. FOB. Exc.
for 50 Ib. shoats, or Jersey cow
to freshen soon, W. R. Chasteen
Locust Grove.

Pure Ga. Cane syrup, A-1
grade, 6 gal. to case, Sore
halves, $3.40 per case; also red
nest onion sets, $150 per bu.
Malvin Collins, Whigham,

VEGETABLES FOR SALE

Both Green Hot pepper, 40c
gal. postpaid; also Sugar Crow-
der peas, 20 at, (makes crop in
6 wks.) Exe, for new syrup or
peanuts... J. N. Carson, Griffin,
RD.
Red Hot pepper, 7c per 1 yard
String; Red and Green sweet
bepper, 10c string 1 yardq long.
Mrs: R. M, Patterson, Carnes-
ville,

Red Hot pepper, 35 gal. or
exc. for white feed sacks, 100 Ib.
cap. at 5 each. Mrs. W: S. Ar-
thur, Bowdon, R 3.

Green pepper, 25 gai. Rice
peas, good and sound, 7c Ib.
White nest onions 40 gal. Claud
Davis, Ellijay, R 3.

Fancy, tender yellow crook-
neck squash, $1.50 bu. hamper.
Prompt shipment. Egg plant
and Bell pepper, ready October
oe G. A. Dasher, Valdosta,

3M large tender green collards
ready. now for truckers, Write
and make offer for patch. Lo-
cated 3 miles Gordon. Roy: L:
Bloodworth, McIntyre, Rei.

Georgia Products

For Sale

HONEY BEES AND BEE SUP-
PLIES FOR SALE

50 lbs. fresh chunk honey, $3.-
50. Mis. D. Whiddon, Chula.

Ext. honey in 5 Ip .pails, 75c
del. Mrs. F,. R. Vincent, Fruit-
land. :

New Comb and Strained hon-
ey, in 10 lb. pails, each, $1; five
pails or more, 90c ea. Alex Bar-
field, Louisville, R 2,

New Ext. honey made from
white clover, Ext. 5 lbs. foe: 10
Ibs, $1.40 del: Italians, queens,
50c ea. del. D. F. Thomas, Odum

20 stands of bees, in Gum, at
bargain. On No, 8 highway. J.
D. Hesterlee, Donalsonville, R 1.

POTATOES FOR SALE
1-200 bu. Porto Rico sweet po-
tatoes, 35 bu. and buyer to fur-
nish sacks. Give 24 hours no-
tice for digging; del. at patch,

~

Wanted

ples. Mrs. Jno. B, Pope, Fitze _
gerald, R 4, oe

HONEY BEES AND BEE SUP-
PLIES WANTED |
Want to buy nice, yellow bees-
wax, home rendered, free from
dirt and honey. Will give 3 Ib,
Any amount wanted. Miss Lou
Genia Wilbanks, Suwanee.

PECANS AND PEANUTS Set
WANTED :

Want any amt., papershell or
Seedling pecans. Pay highest
cash price. Send sample and ad-
vise number of pounds of each |
var. A.M. Solomon, Ft. Valley. _
Pecans purchased at fair price
es. Send sample of grades, stat. .
ing quantities ang prices on ea.
grade. ' Cy). Br Faulkner, East
Pointer: se

Want 500 Ibs. No. 2 shelled
Spanish peanuts, clean stock. igs

N. Yarley,



Bright Leaf. tob. 8c
_ No order less 50c.
d zone. Mrs. J. J.
sckingham,

om-made tobacco,

tbs, $1 pay postage, 7
ady



Tyre, Baxley, R



. to-
. $1 prepaid to 3rd
arris, Baxley, R 2.
ured tobacco, Red
ying, 10c del. No
s than 50c. Ruby
urrency.
ed tobacco, dark Red
and well pressed, rea-
w, 12 lbs, $1 postpaid.
ams, Rockingham,
low, chewing tobac-
red, 1931 crop, 10c lb.
rder less than 50c. S.
jurrency.
ellow chewing tobac-



Quote prices. RB,
Guyton.
Best prices paid for pecans of
all sizes and var. either 1931 or
1932 crop. W. D. Couch, Atlan- |
fa. 1111 Atlanta Natl, Bank.
Bidg. ; a
Want 4 or 5 bu. good sound |
Red Spanish peanuts for eating,
1932 crop, Send sample and |
quote price per bu. postpaid... C,
C. McDaniel, Marrow, Rode. 475
Highest cash prices paid for
seedling and papershell pecans
in any quantity. Send sample
and write the quantity you have
and I will quote you price, Geo,
M. Prince, Columbus, Box 1160. _
Want well fillod, sound . pe-
cans, any quantity, also black
walnuts, Send sample and price.
W. J. Josey, Americus. nd
Want to get in. touch with
party who has Goobers for Sale,
L. L. Ward, Reidsville. ie
Want to buy all var. paper |
shell pecans, and the larger siz-
es of the seedlings for cash at.
market price. R. S. Broadhurst.
Americus. Ds
Want all var. any amount pe~
cans, N. W. Buchanan, Ameri-
cus, he



mellow flue cured to-
b., smoking, 8c Ib.

gone. Linnie Burke,



CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE

20 bu. Golden Queen pop corn
for sale or exc, for turkeys or.
chickens. Mattie E. Luke, Ocilla.

FRESH AND CURED MEATS

Pure pork country sausage,
made under strict sanitation:
|Seasoneqd to suit taste; smoked
with green oak. Smo%ed or fresh |
1& lb. FOB. Sat. guar. Perry |
Tucker, Hartsfield. fe

Country sausage, well season- |
ed, smoked with oak, 15 lb:
FCB. Ray Sullivan, Tifton,

Pure country killed pork sau-
age, Smoked with oak, 15, FOB
Will ship COD.. Life time exp.
|making sausage. C. H, Willis,
Tifton, 110 5th St.

2 country eured smoked hams,
80 lbs. each, 15c lb. Shoulders,
12 = 18 lbs..10c lb. Ship COD,
plus postage. G. D. Fain, Edison.

Sugar cured, oak-smoked coun-
try hams, in lime sacks, 16e lb.
plus postage: Mrs. R. F. Jor-
dan, Glenwood, R 1.



zone. Quality guar.
10lls, Rockingham.
ide tobacco, flue cur-
the Ieaf, 20 Ibs. $1.
ner, Alma, R, 3,
bacco, Red Leaf,
essed, Teady to
1.25, postpaid. Sat.
eacock, Coffee.





sample and state
tate price on 200
G. Watson, Tem-



Georgia Products
Wanted

BEANS AND PEAS WANTED

Want large quantities black-
eyed peas or any good var, for
table purposes. State amount
can furnish and price. L. Boyd
Hamm, Executive Secty., Or-
ganized Service, City Hall, Ma-
con; Ga.

Want Brabhams, Whippoor-
wills, Clays and New Eras and
mixed of same. Send samples
and prices; also Lady peas and
Black-eyes, No, 1's. R. N, Eth-
|ridge, Jackson,

Want all var. peas, especially
lady peas and large var. Calif.
black-eyes, sound, _ recleaned.
Send sample and state quanti-
ties and price. R. N. Ethridge,
Jackson.

CORN AND SEED CORN
WANTED

Want 50 bu. per week, white,
sound milling corn. Will pay 50
bu. del here. O. L. Cowan, Do-
raville, :
Want corn, any quantity, Pre-
fer shelled. Must be this years
crop. State price and amt. first
letter. Can't come after less
than 1-200 bu. J. F. Rushin, Ju-
niper.

Poultry For Sale;

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC. FOR SALE
Giant Bronze turkeys, April |

toms, $8, $10, $12; Southeastern

Fair 1932 winners. Z. J. Lee, Red

Oak, CORE

Pure White Indian Runner ry

ducks and drakes, 1932 hatch,

7S ea. Geo. N. Thomas, Thom-
asboro.

Bourbon Red turkeys

breeders, Grandsons and grand

daughters of Ped. tom. April
hatch tom, $5.50; hens, $4. Miss

Bessie Underwood, Siloam,
2 each toms and hens, March

hatch, M. B. from prize win-

ning stock. $12 for lot or exc,
for 24 Tom Barron W. Leghorn

Dullets. CoG, Perdue, Decatur,

R 3, Dearborn 2362-m,
Choice, spring hatch Bourbon Me

Reds for breeders: hsns, $4;

toms $6 ea. Mrs. W. N. Lott, .

Braselton, ANTS

to 20 Ibs. good chew-
stemmed, twisted
end samples and

el. Dr. J. S. Green-
h, 14 West Liber-



FRESH FRUITS AND VEGE-
TABLES FOR SALE

Large cultivated crabapples
for sale. Homer Ponder, For-
syth,

Apples for eating and cooking.
Every one scund. $1.25 bu del.
J. E. Stembridge, Ella. Gap.

Long green sweet and strong
pepper, 30c gal, del; nice dried
fruit, 1932 crop, 10 1b. del in
10 lb. lots, . Mrs. N. D.. Ralston;
Ella Gap. :

FRUIT FOR SALE

Nice new crop sundried ap-
ples, del. in 10 1b. lots, 10 Ib.
Rhubarb cr pie plants, 75c doz.
Miss N. A. White, Dahlonega, R
1, Box 37. ie :
. Bright, 1932 sundried apples,
10c Ib; hot red or green pepper,
30c gal, Atso a plug mule for
sale or exch. W. Z. Braswell,
Loganville, R 2.
_ Apples for eating and cook-
ing, every one sound and free
of worms, $1.25 bu. del, to. 3rd
postal zone. J. E. Stembridge,
Eta Gap. a

Thousand bu. Red Winesap
apples for sale; also want few
hives genuine Italian bees, pre-
ferably in patent frames at rea-
sonable price or exc, apples. Ad-

Products

r Sale
ID PEAS FOR SALE
Winter peas, purity
tion, 97.5, in 100 Ib.

in Nitrogen Inocu-
ag, for the 100 Ibs.,
Per bag. Lee Black-
ny Bd.

inter Eng. peas, 30c
pepper, 25c lb. Add
Averette, Buena}

for







peas for sale or
ing onions, or W. L.
ts. J. T. Sims, Bow-
Speckled
bu. Archie
, Harrison, R 2.
fost proof garden peas,
Very prolific, 18 lb.
. feed sacks, 100
o ea. Mrs. J. 'S.
Summit, Re 2:
hinese Oklahoma vel-
2-bu; genuine Bunch
bu. Cash with order.
ley, Kite,
Ivet beans in hull
eed. Furnish sacks



TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
ETC., WANTED
Want 200 turkeys, any size,
any breed ,also 50 guineas, 200 ae
ducks. State price del. Atlanta.

Mary Connolly, Atlanta, 424
Boulevard, SE.

Poultry Wanted
LEGHORNS tt



. FRUIT WANTED
Exe. pecans for dried apples,
12 Ibs. pecans for 10 Ibs, apples. i
Mrs. Ollie Beck, Valdosta, R 5.
Want nice, dried fruit, peaches
especially, in 25 to 50 Ib. lots.



st offer November
T. Beasley, Kite,
Barden peas, 25c
K. Brinson, Wood-

clean and
May cherry



vise.

FCB. Money order only.
Hill, Suwanee, R 2.

free of worms, etc. $6 del. Mrs.
Grace Webb, Ellijay, R a

We bu. L, A, Ponder, Juliette.

C. M. Miller, Cornelia.

i Crabapples, 50 bu
Nice, large BR:

50 lbs. nice sundried apples,

Large cultivated crabapples,



ea, $1 order.
Ellijay.

fea.: 2 Deerheart, 1l5c ea.
fashioned, 10c each; 5 fine peach
bushes, 10c ea. Add postage. Mrs.
| Joe McWhorter, Bowdon, R 1.

Del. T. M. Webb,

1 doz, May cherry bushes, 10c
; 6 old

Old fashioned Clingstone

speach trees, 2 yrs. old, 6 trees,

State what you have and price
both FOB and del. here, Henry
C. Rolen, Atlanta, 114 W. Peach-
tree Place.

Can use Starks Delicious ap-
ples at 50c bu. E, D. McCool,
Baxley.

Exc. 1M cabbage plants, any



ivar, for 10 Ibs, new dried ap-,

pullets, Tancred str. preferred. _
No culls.

C. A. Burn, Glennville.

and per cent. now laying. R. Ss.





Park, Eatonton, P.O. Box 334



Want 130 March hatch W. I.
Will pay 50c ea, cash.
Want 100 or more W. L. hens

of choice str. now laying... Must
be reasonable. Give age, strain
a.

young doe.

Live Stock. For Sale

Half Berkshire and half Du-
roc sow, .wt. 600 lbs. $25 the
middle of Nov. FOB. B. F. Mor-
Yison, Gainesville, R 8.

_ Fine, pure blooded Berkshire
' 4 wks. old pigs $10 with papers;
$5 without. Fred L. White,
Buckhead, R. 1.

. P. C. pigs, 8-10 wks. old,
35 to 40 lbs. av., Ent. to reg $4
J. C. Killebrew, Jackson,
RFD.

%



HORSES AND MULES FOR
SALE

1 dark or light bay mare,
about 4 yrs. old, $50 cash, or
exc. for corn, thoroughbred pigs
or calves. Albert Collins, Whig-
ham. oe

_ Big, free-going young mare
mule, work anywhere, gentle but
lively, $120. Up $5 first of ea.
month. J. E. Wall, Shiloh.

7 yr. old mule, 1 M lbs. full
of life, $75; Exc. 50 Donaldson
Red hens, yr. old for 50 Tan-
cred or Ferris W. L. yr. old hens
_A. P. Brown, Palmetto, R 2.

Black mare, wt. 1 M lbs. work
_ anywhere, $15; want to buy
mule about 12 yrs. old, gentle

_ work anywhere, cheap for cash.

O. H. Moss, Alpharetta, R 5.

5 good mules, 7 and 8 yrs. old,
wt. 9 to 1200 Ibs. $65 to $100.
See me if you want to get a good
mule. W. P. Couch, Luthersville.



_ SHEEP & GOATS FOR SALE

Milk goats, fresh in with
Her qualities per-
fect, $40. Sat. guar. Clayborne
Sims, Winder, 301 Athens St.



Live Stock Wanted

CATTLE WANTED

Exc. Shetland pony for Jersey
cow with 2nd or 3rd calf, and
giving 3 1-2-to 4 gal. milk per
day. R Jennings Head, Alma,

Want 1 or 2 milch cows to
keep for feed and care. Have
large pasture and good feed.
Near by. Max Coggins, Deca-
tur, R 3, Box 106.



HOGS WANTED

Want big bone P. C. boar, 6
to 12 mos. old with papers; al-
so have 100 lb. cap. cotton feed
sacks for sale. Geo. L. Feather-
Ston, Rome, 500-5th Ave.



RABBITS FOR SALE

N. Z. White and Reds, all ped.
Stock; 1 red doe has litter of TO
1 red doe bred to litter Nov. 8,
_ also 3 hutches cheap. I. G. Dash,
Dupont, R. 1, Box 55.



Positions Wanted



Want 1 or 2 horse crop on
halves. Move any time. Have
enough to feed self, but will
_ have to be moved and work by
the day to pay for moving. W.
L. Cook, College Park, R 1.

Young man and wife want 2
plows on halves, or other basis.
Can furnish mules and _ tools.
Want good land and house. An-
drew L. Wall, Shellman, R 2.

Man and wife (no children)
want small place suitable for
_ chickens, or will caretake Estate
or farm. Will consider Grist
Mill. No. Ga. preferred. J. B.



right, Alma.

Positions Wanted

Lindsey, Dawson,

R. C., Care
P. Thompson. :

Want good one horse farm on
salary or halves. Exp. farmer
and trucker, 5 in family. Steady
workers. Sober, honest, etc Have
to be moved and furnished. G.
B. Butler, Brookhaven.

Want job on big farm. Stock
preferred. Have had course in
Agricultural stock raising. R. A.
Wingate, Faceville.

Want 2 horse crop on halves
(old style) for next year. Plenty
of help. Prefer Lowndes county.
Like to have small acreage for
truck, rest to suit landlord. Fur-
nish self. B. G. Mathis, Ray
City, R 1.

Want large dairy and _ stock
farm in So. Ga., equipped to
operate on percentage basis. 30
yrs. exp, in N. C. and 6 yrs. in
So. Ga. J. W., C-o R. A. Brown
Vienna, R 6

Want job on farm, single,
white 25-30 yrs old. Good Chris-
tian, no smoking or drinking.
Born and raised on farm; good
exp. B, D. Fussell, Wray, R 2.

Young man, 27 yrs. old, mar-
ried, 8 yrs. exp. in dairy, excel-
lent milker, desires place for this
and for next yr. Salary second-
ary consideration. Best of ref.
B. J. Reeves, Lorane.

Want 2 horse farm, standing.
rent. Good pasture and hous-
es. Near Atlanta. Leonard Wil-
kins, Ben Hill.

Want good 1 horse crop for
1933 on shares, or job -for self
and 2 boys, both single
above 21 yrs. of age,; raised on
farm; honest, sober, good work-
ers. Write. John W. Cross,
Clarkesville.

Want 1 or 2 horse farm on
shares and want to raise hogs
and chickens on shares. Can
live on $8 mo. Ref, Sidney Scog-

| gins, Plains, R 2.

Young widow, stout, healthy,
with 2 girls, 8 and 13 yrs. want
to hire by the month on farm.
State what you can offer in
first letter. Christian, honest,
industrious. Annie Heard, Cum-
ming, R 3.

Refined, Christian young wo-
man, 40 yrs. of age, healthy etc.
wants work on farm with elder-
ly couple. Write what you will
give in your first letter. A No.1
Ref. Exp. poultry flowers. Miss
Laura Morris, Bowdon.



Farm Help Wanted

Want good farmer for good 4
horse farm near school and

| churches, 25 miles north of At-

lanta; 2 good houses and out-
bldgs., big pasture. Standing
rent. Mrs, C. W. Clonts, Atlanta
1352 Donnelly Ave.

Want family who can run a
2 horse farm on 50-50 basis, on
good, level easy working land.
Must be able to furnish self and
good, honest workers. C. D.
Williamson, Plains.

Plants For Sale





|

Ga. collard plants, $1 M, 5 M
up, 75c M prepaid. L. E. Toole,
Macon, R 2.

Pure Klondike strawberry
plants, 25c C. $2 M del. R. W.
Stembridge, Milledgeville.

E. J., W. cabbage plants, $1
M; 3 M 75c M, 5 M up 65c M.
Cash, no chks. Herman Boat-

and.



Early cabbage plants, $1 M.
postpaid. J. H. Green, Broxton.

strawberry plants
We.

Klondike
40c C, $2 M. del. Mrs.
Nelson, Powder Springs.

Chas. W., E. J. cabbage plants
500, 50c; 80c M postpaid. Lenox
Frost proof cabbage plants,
L. Morris, Baxley.

75 M. guar. Minnie Mae Hen-
drix, Valdosta, care Gen. Del.

Chas. W. and E. J. cabbage
plants, 500 50c; 85c M. Ready.
William Hart, Baxley, R 5.

Genuine Early Lady T. straw-
berry plants 40c C; $1, 300; $2.50
M postpaid. Cash with order.
M. N. Bowman, Alto.

Splendid var. strawberry
plants, 250 for 50c. also extra
large red multiplying onions, 6
lbs. 50c. Mrs. Alice Garner,
Palmetto.

Klondike strawberry plants,
35c C; $2 M. Gov. insp. postpaid.
Ready. H. A. Sneed, East Point,
600 Center St.



Seed For Sale



Good start Calif, multiplying
beer seed, 5c postpaid. Rusbie.
Craton, Dallas, R 4.

White multiplying nest onions
sound and free of trash, 40c gal.
25c per 1-2 gal. postpaid. John
W. Moseley, Soperton, R 2.

Scallion sets, 40c gal, all kinds
of roses, 25c and 30c ea. Mrs, H.
B. Ford, Lavonia.

Nearly all var. cabbage seed,
$1 1b; Purple Top, White Globe,
turnip, mustard, collard, rutaba-
ga, ea. 35c lb.; white or yellow
Bermuda onion $2.50 lb. W. W.
Williams, Quitman. .

Beggarweed seed for sale.
Make best offer; also tobacco,
cleaned, stemmed, 20c lb. Add
postage. W. M. Moore, Alma, R
3

White nest onions, large var.
10 to 12 in hill, 60c gal; broom
corn, new crop, 50c. Mrs. L. M.
Aderhold, Lavonia.

Pepper seed, 15c thls., 25c tea-
cupful. Send postage. Mrs. T. A.
McKibben,- Bowdon, R 3.

Seven Top turnip seed, sound
and clean, postpaid, teacupful

| for 12c; 2 cups, 20c;:4 cups; 35c.

Stamps accepted. Mrs. M. E.

Ledford, Crandall, R 1..



Seed Wanted



Want 1-2 bu. white nest on-
ions, good size, clear of husk at
lowest price del. Mrs.C. M.
Lynch, Locust Grove.



Miscellaneous For Sale



10 bu. Hot Red Pepper, for
sale. J, R. Jackson, Atlanta, 205
Macon Drive.

Half million Napier grass roots
and roots. Can be cut 4 times
yearly; fine for grazing; cows
give more and richer milk. S.
T. Smith, Cuthbert.

Nice Hot pepper, green and
red, 25c gal. here. Mrs. J. N.
McLeod, Rincon, R 2.

Pepper, green and red, hot,
10c Ib Fig bushes and pomegran-

jate, 25c ea. Exc. for white feed

len, Carrollton, R 5.

from 10-20 in. tall,



sacks or tobacco. Mrs. S. A. Mil-
ler, Finleyson. :

2 ea. Concord, Lutie, Niagara
Moores Early, Great Harvest
and Moores Diamond, rooted
grape vines, $1 or exc. for turnip
seed, honey, etc. Geo.
Hartwell, R 4.

Feathers, goose, clean and not
worn, about 40 lbs. 38c Ib. FOB.
Mrs. M. Jenkins, Stuckey.

Nice, dry clean sifted black
walnut MEATS in large pieces,
40c Ib. del. Mrs. M. J. Howing-
ton, Commerce, R 3.

Yellow root, 2 lbs. 25c; gar-
den rhubarb, 40c- doz.; catnip,
15c doz.; ratsbane, 2 Ibs. 25c,
Add postage. S. M. Abercrom-
bie, Mineral Bluff, Care De-
Harts Box.

Hot pepper, dried, 50c lb. or
40c lb. in 10 lb. lots. Cash with
order. Carl Pearson, Cumming,
R 4.

Dry Sage, 40c Ib. well rooted
Sage plants, 75 doz.; Ga. col-
lard seed, 25c lb. W. M, Al-

No. 1 seed Ga. Sugar Cane for
sale. Write for reasonable price.
M. R. Lockhart, ,.Louisville, R 3,
Box 91.

Watermelon rind preserves 50c
qt., Spanish relish, cucumber,
green tomato and cabbage, 35c
qt. Horseapple jelly. $1.25 doz.
Mrs. Z. M. Story, Thomson.

Horse radish, garlic, spearmint
ratsbane, button snake and
Sampson snake root, blue dam-
son, wild goose plums, white,
purple figs. Sell or exc. for oth-
er value. Luther Kown, White.



Miscellaneous Wanted



Exc. reg. Duroc sow, bred and
meat hogs for bale of middling

cotton. Hogs at 5c lb. allow 7c
lb. for cotton. Bring cotton or

whse .receipt and get hogs. W.

E. Boney, Rhine R 1.



Tobacco For Sale



Good flue cured tobacco. 12
Ibs. $1 del. to 3rd zone. W. R.
Turner, Baxley, R 2.

Good flue cured tobacco, 10
lbs. $1 FOB. Virginia Leaf to-
bacco seed, 20c haping thls. G.
W Miles, Alma, R 3.

Good old mellow tobacco, 1931

cured. Shewing 10 lbs., $1, smok-

ing 90c. Postpaid. H. D. Boat-

-rigght, Rockingham.

Best grade home made tobac-~
co, 10c Ib. or exc. for hens, baby
chicks, seed oats, seed peas, or
anything can use. W. C Mann,
Surrency, R 2.

Flue cured tobacco, 10c Ib. del.

in 10 Ib. lots or exc. for syrup,
frying size chickens. Ea. del. J.
D. Tomberlin, Surrency.



Tobacco Wanted



Want prices on chewing to-
bacco, in 5 or 10 Ib. lots. del.
Harrison. Luther Norris. Har-
rison.

Exc. 100 old time peach trees,
also 25 Ibs.
peach seed for tobacco or cot-
ton. John Cross, Clarkesville.

Myers, |



_ Thursday,
Georgia Prody

Will ship COD (no 5
pure country pork 4
smoked with oak woo
FOB. C. H. Willis, Tif
5th St.

FRUIT FOR S!

80 bu. pears for sal

Siler, Summertown.

1 bu. crabapples, are
nice, $1 or exc. for 6 mixe
pullets. Dora Miller, Palm
3, Box 122.

10 Ibs. good dried ap
del. or exc 7 Ibs. for 2:
any good breed exce
and white bantam hens
postage. Mrs. Norma
dall, Young Harris, R



i

HONEY BEES AND
SUPPLIES FOR

New honey in comb
buckets, $1.25 per buck
paid in Ga. Cash with

1+ W. Browning, Dublin,



POTATOES FOR

75 to 100 bu. red sk
potatoes, 50c bu for
patch to trucks; 40c bu
grades. Write so can .
tatoes ready. Near highw
E. Cooper, Pulaski.



SYRUP FOR SAL

Syrup, 50c gal. FOB. &
hogs, pigs, or cows, cal
peas or wheat. AAA Gr
cockerels, direct from
$1.25 ea. Bob Sosby, Carn

bbls. 40c gal. Exc.
White or Brown L. hens
wks. old pigs.

milla, R 4.

Texas seeded Cane
1-2 gal. cans, 25c eac
with order. Can furnish

amt. No. chks. P. H. L
ville, R 1.

100 gallons good 1932 s0I
syrup in 31-33-34 gal.
gal. FOB. F. R. Calver
tyre, R 1, Box 81.

Georgia Produ
Wanted



BEANS AND PEAS W:
Want to get in touch
party who has the Giai
ter bean that you plant
ter. Mrs. H. B. Melton,
RFD. y)

for feed. Quote best P
Macon. Walter Rahman

R i.
PECANS AND PEAN

tity. Send samples.
Cordele.