Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1932 December 22

DAY, DECEMBER 22, 1932.

DEPARTMENT of
EU GENE TALMADGE

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AGRICULTURE. =<
COMM iss ONER



Poultry For Sale



oats, Te-
sound, 40c






























ag bu. $5 at
ne, or del. at Mill at Ros-
bu. lots del. in or near
at same figure. W. F.
wel, Rl.

B. P. Jones, Reynolds.
ut hay, this yrs crop, well
$5 ton, FOB. Peavine hay,
. FOB, Car or truck lots.
ames, Oakfield.

ne Blue Stem _ seed
i5e bu. Pure Bancroft
its, 40c bu; 2 M bundles
hand fodder, $1.25 per C.
re Wannamaker cotton
35c bu. Riley C. Couch,

ngs 100-Bu. cats, 40c bu.
E . for peas. O. T. Rawls,
mson,

1M bales of Meadow
0 ton. T, W. Dean, Vila-
FD 1.

ine Fulghum seed oats.
pa bu. of oats for a bu.
aul Farkas, Albany.

ut hay, car lots; Sound,
velvet beans, shelled or
t lots or less; ground snap
oarse corn meal; _ kiln
rtoricans, bu. baskets.
Edwards, Dawson.

tons nice peanut hay, $4
i: farm. T. D. Herndon,

peanut hay, $5 ton, not
with order. C. J. Gor-

Stem seed wheat, 90c bu.
M. Walker, Bonaire,
good hay, $10 per ton at
P. Martin, Stilson,



mand Hay Wanted

bu. Rye. State price.
d, Mitchell,



Dora Fitzgerald, Rochele, R 1.

ANCONAS

1. Ancona rooster, $1. Mrs.



Buff Cochins, $1.50 cach: trios,
$4.50 up ot 3 only;
eggs in season, $1.50; Fey. Black
Minorcas and Ringlet Barred
Rock pullets, also. O. H. Wright,

ms No. 1 peavine hay, $8.
Atlanta, 515 Peters Bldg.

type ban'ams.
pink-eyed

for lot, not prepaid. Mrs. M. F.
Tanner, Gainesville, R 3.

BANTAMS
Few Fey. cockerels, genuine

hatchiing

NOTICE!

Any dairyman selling milk,
who wishes a check made on
| tae butter fat content, notify

EUGENE TALMADGE,
Commissioner of Agriculture



Poultry For Sale



1 pure bred Golden Sebright| FOB; tender, white bunch gar-
rooster. Sell or swap. Make offer.
Billy Gibson, Griffin, 230 E. Col-| cup;
lege St.

Sell or exc. for
rabbits or pigeons:

Fischel.
2 White bantam hens and

den and

flower seed,
Common and speckled small Crump, Ellijay, R 3.

5 pure bred Parks str. B. P. R.
cockerels, March hatched, $1 ea.
Pr. bantams for Pr. rabbits, or} Junius Chastain, Toccoa.

1 pr. for 2 of pigeons. Mrs. Do-
vie Grayson, Loudon, Tenn., R 2,
Resident of Dalton, Ga.

cornfield beans,
Jerusalem oak and Sun-
10c cup. Louisa

20

Pure White Rocks, 1st yr. from
Lovely big cockerels,
ready for service, $1.50 and $1.-
25 each. Mrs, Z. L.
vockerel, 1982 spring hatch, $1! cord.

Scott, Con-





BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS

12 full blood pullets, 2 lbs. each,
35c ea; 10 pullets, 3 1-2 lbs. 45<
ea; 18 mos.
Thompson str. Mrs. G. C. Clif-
on, Millen.

erels, $1 each; also Yellow Dock,
25c lb. Maybelle Wilson, Martin,
R 2.

6 B. R. hens and 1 rooster, $4/ horn pullets.
for the lot. C. E. Bisher, Acworth,
Ga, Rt. 2. (On Dixie Highway).

White Rocks, 20 mos. old, $9
FOB. D. Blaylock, Chickamauga.



ready to lay pullets,

iy
3 fine April roosters, 65c each;

2 pullets.

BRAHMAS
old cockerel, 5 hens and
All pure bred Light
Brahmas. $10 for lot. Mrs, Belle
Cheanut, Covin'gton.



old rooster, $1.

Thompsen Ringet B. R. cock-} R 2,

10 hens, 1 cock, Fischels str.

10 Thompson Imperial Ring-

let 6 mos. old pullets, $5.50 andj stags:
cockerel free;
friers, $425 P. P. Coop to be re-
turned. Mrs. Dewey Nelms, Bow-
man, R 1,

10. nice,

4 B. R. pure Thompson str.
75c ea.



WwW.
Valdosta, R 6.

Blue Games, A-1 tested. Sell
or exc. for pigs, peas, corn or
what have you? Wm. R. Jones,
Ellenwood, R 2, Box 100.

Bunch of pure bred Game
1 Allen Rounhead;
heavy; pure Cuban, large, ofher,
Arkansas Traveler, $1.50 each.
Exc. for 100 per cent Bee Mar-
\ tin. J. E. Nicholson, Blairsville.
Sanders Brown Red Leopard
stags, and Alabama Roundhead

GAMES
Thoroughbred Wire-Blue roos-
ter, $2.50. J. J. Davis, Villanow,

Pit game stags from tested
cocks, $1.50 ea. or exc. 10 stags
for 20 grown pure White Leg-
L. McMurray,

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PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETSA. D. JONES, DIRECTOR.
NUMBER 51.VOL. 15 |

STATE CAPITOL
Poultry For Sale

ATLANTA, GEORGIA
Poultry For Sale :





stags, $3 each; pullets, $2 ea.
Every feather guar. T. H. Sprou-
el, Stilesboro.

HAMBURGS
Spangled Hamburg cockerels
for sale cheap. D. L. Manning,
Macon, 1989 Log Cabin Bivd.





LEGHORNS

Sev. 8. C. W. L. cockereis,
from trapnested birds oniy Dams
records, 242-288 eggs a pen mat-
ing. Sires, 283-300 eggs. Official-
ly bloodtested. Wm. B. wees
Dalton.

5 Ped. W. Ll. cockerels, direct
from Booths trapnested stock of
AAA Matings, carefully selected.
Copy Ped. Cert. on request. $2.50

ea. or the 5 for $11.50. J. C.
Ward, Perry.
8. C. W. L. cockerels from

Roselawns AA Matings of im-
ported Tom Barron str. Official
contest Matings, 280-305 egg
record, 75c each. Graham Simp-
son, Culverton, R 1.

Booking orders for lmited
amount improved Tancred W.
Leghorns: Excellent stock of
high producers and Ped. cock-
erels with high record: Chicks,
25c ea, eggs, $3 per 15; $15 C.
del. H. L. Mozley, East Point, W.
Vesta Ave.

15 W. L. pullets, June hatch,
60c ea. not del. Also 30 Ibs. geese
feathers, 35c del; 6 bu. walnuts,
hulled and dried, 75c ea. not del.
Mrs. C. H. Capel, Molena.

200 8. C. W. L. 2 yr. old hens,
laying 30 per cent now. 50 each.
No exch. Mrs. G. G. Adair, Rut-
ledge, R 2.

Kerlins Leghorns, hens, cocks.
Sell or exc. for corn, etc. cocker-
els, Owen-Tompkins R. I. Red
cocks and cockerels, Will exc.
for 1 high class ckl. of ea. breed
C. W. Page, Norcross.

3 W. L. cocks, Tom Barron str.



ler with ea. 10 hens, 50c ea.

breeding, Sell or exc. part for



from high laying strain, also 3,
































































cockerels, direct from Roselawn
AA Mating. T. S. Visscher, |
catur, 711 Church St. ae
"5 B. L. Everlay str. Mar
1932 hatch. You pick them
g0c each. O. C, Young,
renceville, R 4. H
48. C. W. L. 6 mos. old co
erels, direct from Roselawn
chicks, from best AA Majings
Sires were imported direct fron
Tom Barron in England. $2
Johnnie ONeal Jr., Valdost
50-75 W. L. hens, 1 fine Toc

or trade for corn. I. D. Lei
Stapleton, Rl.

2 crates fryers, mostly W.
also few broilers for Xmas m
ket and some select cockerel

bu. seed oats and 2 bu. rye.
offer. Mrs. Wm. E. Bureh
ena, R 1.
25 Buff Leghorn pullets, no
laying, direct from Tennessee
O. R. pens, 65c ea. J. P. Bro
Meansville.
80 Buff L. 5 wks. old. No culls
15c around. Must sell at o
for partnership. A. C. Liles, Ho
gansville. p
Ped. breeding cockerels fr
offical record contest hens, 250:
284 eggs in 1 year. Pure Tancre
strain, officially bloodtested,
10 mos. old, ready for se!
price reasonable. M. W. Kar
Elberton.





MINORCAS

Buff Minorca cockerels, $1
Exc. for dried apples or Gok
Sebright bantam cockerel,
pullet and cockerel for WN.
White rabbits. Mrs. C. M. 8
Leslie.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKE

Roosters and cockerels fr
following breeds: Black Min
cas, Barred Rocks and Wh
Leghorns. Excellent quality a















Atlanta Macon
BS, Oxo. C0 Sor. ok see oe 2$'32 $ 233 $32.
PeRbAnOard. COR Sl ueeeul es one 30 OL 30
bees, Georgia trade, G0a8 2 ee 28 29 28
ae run, doz. 30 wl 30
ks A ota ee ci Gace oc eres 03 Al 12
eee 09 Al 12
Soa eee 06 .08 07
pi ne el aia Seen Ot SEs 2 13 14
Bee See Sonne ane 08 12% da
De eR ae wae wee 08 10 12
SOUR ee omy ee ee oe 12 15 15
se oe aa ea ed ee 2 se 315
eid? Peas, mixed, bu. 2250. cic wesc Sy 40 60
ie'd Peas, not mixed, bu. _.-.------ Cee 60 10
lountry Butter, best table, Wh. 55 oe 3 .20 15 20
har Corn (80 Ib. to bu.), bu. Spee ~ 40 38 40
eet Potatoes, per 100 lbs. ~--.--.- a 50 65
ioe tray. No. 1, ton 2... 2----- ee 10.00 os
ut vas No.1 160 aoe ae oS 4.00 se

MARKET REPORT

OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS
Prevailing Wholesale Prices, Dec. 19, 1932.

Savannah Aususta
e 32

INDEX

Grain and Hay For Sale --.......-. 1

Grain and Hay Wanted .------.-__. 8
Poultry Por Bale 2-24-42 1, 3, Fe
Poultry Wanted -25.0. co ose STs
7 Pca Baby Chicks For Sale -.-..-..... 2, 7
29 80 Baby. Chicks Wanted 2... ..- 564. pa
2 28 Pies. For. Sale. 2.2605 556552005 2, ye
nt ~ Wess Wanted: 252500 aa 2,8
12 10 Live Stock For Sale ~.-..--.--.. 2, 3,83

.08 06 Live Stock Wanted ..-...<.-..-- 3, 8
15 4 Positions Wanted _.....-..--.-- 3) 4, 8.4.

a - Farm Help Wanted -.-.-..--..- ie al BN

15 12. Plants For. Sadie 2222. oe 4, 5, 8

oe 15 Plants Wanted .....-.-. Seg Loe

: ms os Seed For Gale 20 5, 8

"3B 25 Beed Wanted: 24. .cee diane 5

35 35 Misce'laneous For Sale -....-.. 5, 6, 8

60 50 Miscellaneous Wanted _.....--.... 6, 8
a 6.00 Tobacco For Sale 6

ne 5.00 Tobacco Wanted Ao 8:
Ga. Products For Sale .....-_. 657, B38
Ga, Products Wanted 5... 22 Oc

Always Subject to Variation.



































PAGE TWO_
. Poultry For Sale

ure bred, Write for prices Mrs.
Paul H. Vansant, Douglasville.

15 nice, fat mixed breed hens,

3; Also want 25 lbs. tobac-
co, well pressed, Send sample
and best offer del. W. M. Ar-
tington, Swainsboro, R 4.

Fine, fat triers, 20c lb, Wt. 1].

1-2 to 2 lbs. ea. Ready all thru
December. Mrs. J. B. Harris,
Cordele, R B.

ey ORPINGTONS
21 Golden Buff Orp. pullets,





-_ PHEASANTS FOR SALE
Golden pheasants, $10 pair;
ingnecks, $3.50 pr; Nepals, $35
Address, David Jennings, Jr.
Americus, P. O. Box 84.

PIGEONS

NPA seamless banded Racing
Homers for sale. H. C. Ozburn,
Macon, 109 Terminal Bldg.

26 mated White Kinys, large
breed and fast workers. Sell or
xc, for heavy mated chickens.
Send best offer to: E. L. Rob-
zis, Brunswick, 1909 Habersham
ve. :

500 Fey. pigeons for sale or
rade for Cornish Games or fan-
y Bantams. Herman Mize, A-
Lericus,



pr. White Kings, working, |

in good cond., $1 pr. Or exc,

or peas, wheat or yellow corn at

rket price. O. P, Foster, Good
ope.



_,. RI REDS

3 pure bred Donaldson str. R..
I. Red cockerels, ready for ser-
vice. Make offer. Mrs. W. H.

mes, Ocilla, :

4 Donaldson R. I. Red cocker-
Is and 8 pullets. Mrs. J, J. Ben-

nett, Gray.

15 Donaldson 1931 hatch hens

and 25 March 1932 hatch pullets
some now laying, $36 for lot; 3
roung Red rco:ters included frea,
Mrs. D. D. Woodard, Dudley.
15 Donaldsons best, pure breed
C. R. I..Red April pullets, 75c.
ach; February hatch, $1 each;
March cockerel free with lot ci
pullets, FOB. Ezgs, 75c per 15.

Mrs. H. L, Elliston, Rupert.

3 fine R. I. Red Feb. and Mar.
eockerels, Duniap str. direct, of
bloodtested stock. $1.50 each,

uyer to pay transportation; 1

ther cockerel of same hatch, $1.

Mrs... L. Whitehead,

1 R. 1. Red cock, good color,
ize, etc., Donaldson str. $1;
grown Speckled Guinea roosters,
eens Wilson Carson, Grif-



Pure bred R. I. Reds, April
hatch,, from blocdtested stock,

i each: 1 free rooster to every
2 pullets. M. R. Littleton, Mar-

Roe at
6 R. I. Red hens, 10 mos. old,
Jready laying, $1 each; Want

lb. mutton suet. State. price.
frs. R. EH. Kemp, Bowdon, Star

0, R. I. Red cocks and cock-
rels, 75c ea. also exc. dried but-
er-beans for dried fruit: lb. for
b. Mrs. W. F. Amos, Edison.

R. I. WHITES
Pure bred R. I. Whites, Hich-
-elman str. Rose Comb. Hens and
-cockerels, non-relatied, 50 each.
Mrs. J. L. B. Poarch, Calhoun,

2





WHITE FACE SPANISH
White Face Spanish: several
hens and 1 rooster. Best offer
ets them. R. L. Tribble, At-
anta, 562 Moreland Ave. 8S, E.

WYANDOTTES
10 W. Wyandotte pullets, Mar.
hatch and 2 roosters, 18 mos. old



Swains-!

Poultry For Sale

Silver Lace Wwandottes, $6 FOB.
Mrs. Earl Jones, Dalton, 28
Glenn St. .

5 pul-ets, 1 rooster, March and
April hatch, Pullets ready to lay.
A No. 1 Silver Lace Wyandottes,
$4.50
stock. D. T. Latimer, Grantviule.
25 W. Wyandotte hens and
pullets, 3 cockerels, $20 at iny
home; also 10 R. I. Red pullecs,
1 cockerel, 8 mos. old, $8 at my
home. Mrs. Herman Mitchell,
Lithonia, R 2.

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

Bird Bros. turkeys: toms, $3;
hens, $2; trio, $6. Exc. for B.
Leghorn hens or pullets: lb. for
lb. Mrs. A. J. Gray, Lyons, Rt 3.

Pure B. B. tom, wt. 45 Ibs. 1
hen, wt. 30 lbs. Direct from El-
lis Farm, 3 and 4 yrs. old, $15
for both. Mrs. Pratt L. Cowart,
Summit.

Bird str. April hatch, pure
bred 24 Ib. M. B. toms, $4.50; 2
hens, 1931 hatch, same str. 16
lbs., $3.50; younz, 15 lb. hen, $3.
All FOB. Miss Nannie Overton,
Bowdon, R 4.

18 M. B. toms and hens, av.
15 to 18 lbs. Sell all for 18c per
lb. at yard. Mrs. T. B. Swinson,
Baxley.

5 large May hatch ducks, 3
drakes, 2 ducks, $3 for lot, FOB.
Mrs. Clara Belle Carey, Royston,
Teed:

4 April hatch M. B., Goldbank
str. thoroughbred toms, wt. 18-
24 Ibs. ea., 7 thoroughbred 12-
15 lb. hens. 20c lb. For breeding
purposes. Mrs. C. J. Vickery,
Canon, R 2.

Bourbon Reds, extra quality,
selected from flock of over 800.
Toms, $6; hens, $4. Mrs. W. N.
Lott, Braselton,

Few Goldbank, Bird Bros. hens
and 2 toms, April hatch. Fine for
breeders. Hens, $4; toms, $5. Mrs.
W. S. Hadden, Shellman, R 1.

4 geese, 75c each and exp. chgs.
also 30 Ibs. all goose feathers,
35c: lb. Mrs. Frank Brown, Reg-
ister, Rt. 1, Box 39.

12 turkeys for sale. 2 miles
from Lenox. John T. Holland,
Lenox, R 2.

Pure Bourbon Reds that have
the size: hens, $5; toms, $6. Mrs.
R. L. Greene, Cuthbert, R 4.

2 April hatch Bourbon Red



tom), $7 each. Miss Bessie Un-

derwood, Siloam. -

2 Mammoth Bronze turkey
toms, April hatch, $5, del. Mon-
ey order. Also white multiplying
onions, 40c gal. del. Miss Robia
Gailey, Alto, R 1, Box 15.

Spring hatch M. B. turkeys: 14
Ib. hens, $2.50; 20 lb. toms, $4;
mature stock, hens, 20 lbs. toms,
38 lbs. Exc. 1 tom for 1 of same
quality and size. Mrs. J. E. Sikes,
Cochran.

M. B. turkeys, $2 each. Exc.
for yellow Bermuda onion plants.
Mrs. C. M. Cheney, Shellman.

36 head of fine geese, $1 each.
J. F. McLoon, Hazlehurst, R 2.

6 Indian Runner drakes, color-

ed cross between white and
fawn and white, extra white, this
yrs hatch, $4.50 for lot, or exc.
for B. Giants or Barred Rock
chickens. Ira C Anderson, Roy.
i 50 pure bred M. B. hens,
young, good layers, $2 ea. Also
Klondike strawberry plants, $1.50
M. Mrs. M. W. Dabbs, Buena
Vista.

Poultry Wanted

BANTAMS
Swap 2 (2) yr. old bantams,







spotted rooster for White ban-.

tam hen, or Golden Sebright. M.
{F. Witcher, Monroe, R 1.

3

' LEGHORNS
i Want 6 B. L. pullets and cock,



for 6, FOB. Extra fine|

toms (Grandsons of a Pedigreed j

MARKET BULLETIN _

Poultry Wanted

Want 25 pure bred B. L. pui-
jets, April or May hatch. Must
ibe free from disease. No culls.
Price must be reasonable, D2s-
cribe fully in first letter. Miss
_Mary Holloway, Alpharetta, R 2.
Want some young, now laying
-Brown Leghorn hens. State
price. Miss B. E. Jackson,
Wrightsville.

Want 200 White or Brown L.
-hens. Give best price, also if
will accept a good trade. C. K.
Grant, Meigs.

Want W. L. laying pullets and
hens. Exc. Belgium, grown and
young. rabbits, milk goats, or
other value. Write for informa-
tion. Edwin Simpson, Atlanta,
695 Paynes Ave. N. W.



R. I. REDS
Want 15 pure bred Donaldson
str: (S.C. RR. I) Reds, Feb: or
March pullets, full grown, cor-
rect type, healthy. No culls. State
best price del. Rayford Camp-
bell, Hortense.

Baby Chicks For Sale

Livable chicks from Culled,
Officially bloodtested, Outstand-
ing Flocks of Reds, White and
Barred Rocks, Leghorns, Bufi
Orp., and Australorps. J. H.
Wood, Athens,, Box B.

All popular breeds. Heavies, 7c,
light, 6 1-2c Del. Credit can be
arranged to cover full amount
of chicks and feed for 14 wks. to
reliable parties. E. R. Adlington,
Atlanta, 510 Piedmont Ave.

Custom hatching: 1 tray, 150
eggs, $3; 6 trays, of 900 eggs, $15;
12 tray of 1800 eggs, $25. Set
every week. J. O. Fussell, Daw-
son.

Baby Chicks Wanted

Exe. value for pure or mixed
breed baby chicks. Mrs. J. E.
Page, Dublin, R 1.

Want 600 baby chicks to raise
to 12 wks. old. Other party to
furnish everything; I do the
work, and get 2-3 of the pullets.
Clyde T. Hannah, Loganviile.











Eggs For Sale



Pure B. R. eggs, free from B
W. D., $3 per C. del. Chicks, $7.
Exc. 100 for fine Jersey or
Guernsey heifer. Mrs. F. Cow-
art, Summit, R 2.

Eggs Wanted |

Want turkey and guinea eggs
for hatching. State kind and
price. Myrtis Swann, ~ Lithonia,
Rl.

Want 400 eggs
breed of chickens to set on hal-
ves; large Super-Hatcher Inc.
used. Ready any time between
now. and first of February. Na-
omi Davis, Donalsonville.

Live Stock For Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE
6 yr. old Red Poll bull, good
shape and good cond., $30; 1
Guinea bull, 2 yrs. old, wt. about









my place. Guinea sired by Red

1a.
1 Guernsey str. milch cow with
male calf, 1 week old, $25, or exc.

corn, del. to me and get cow. V.
H. Tucker, Rincon.

Jersey grade milch cow,
Springers, for sale, also sow and
pigs, and turkeys, and turnip
i greens for sale. Q. M. Rogers,
Barney.



Shetland pony, good cond. cheap
for cash; 6 N. Z. White, pink-

from large.

400 Ibs. good shape, $20. All FOS
; Poll. F. N. Smith, Gainesville, BR

Live Stock F or Sale

gal. milk, 2 1-2 ibs. butter per

day on common feed; easily give |
5 gal. with good feed. T. B.

iested. Sound and gentle. Write
to Fayetteville, or come to Ken-
wood, Ga. J. T. Babb.
Thoroughbred Hereford bulls,
all ages, from our famous Colo-
nial Plantation herd. Reg. in
puyers name at farmers prices.
W. B. Hutchinson, Leesburg.

Bull, 3-4 Guernsey, 16 mos.
old, perfect cond. Looks like a
pure bred. $20; 2 tons nice bright
baled wheat straw, $5 ton; 75
bu, Portorican potaioes, 30c bu.
J. M. Hardy, Sycamore.

10 Guernsey heifers, $20 each;
unwashed white wool, 20c Ib.
pure, country cured lard, 7 1-2c
ib; 50 fat hogs, 3 1-4c lb. FOB.
Robt. S. Anderson, Hawkinsville.

Fine young Jersey cow, fresii-
en soon. 2 1-2 yrs. old, $30 at
barn, 4 mi. north of Ft. Gaines.
J. Ward Walker, Ft. Gaines.

Male calf, 6 mos. old in Janu-
ary, $12 or exc. for heifer same
age or for 250 Dark Brown Leg-
horn baby chicks. Mrs. Dovie
Grayson, Lowdan, Tenn., Rt. 2,
Resident of Dalton, Ga.

12 head Black Angus, fine
stock, 1 bull, 2 yrs, old, 4 calves,
7 cows. All young; some to
freshen soon. Recently tested for
disease. Reasonable. W. W. Dris-
kell, Sparta.

11 wks. old male calf, 31-32
Guernsey. $6. Mrs. J. F. Trawick,
Tennille, R 1.

Big, thoroughbred Jersey 10
yrs. old and her calf (bull, 5 mos.
old), a good old mule and an-
other big mule; Scund peas. Sell
or exc. for 5 - 6 good pigs and
corn. Write first. J. M. Eliza,
Hillsboro.

Pure bred Reg. Hereford cat-
tle, bulls and heifers. 1 car load
nice, high grade Hereford teers.
E. T. Boswell Jr., Siloam.

2 mos. old thoroughbred but
not reg: Jersey male calf, $5 FOB
or exc. for 2 good pigs. Mrs. C.
T. Hunt, Cumming, R 1.

Some nice heifers and cows, 1
fresh in, and several from now
until March all along. Have to
Sell because cant aftend to them
ape R. D. Saville, Cornelia,

Reg. Hereford cattle, both sex.
J. J. Cummings, Donaldsonville.

18 mos. old, full blooded Jer-
sey bull from Best Grade of milk
stock, $20 or exc. for young lay-
ing hens. Also frost-proof cab-
-bage plants, 500, 40c; 60c M.
ee Ranville Fossett, Bax-~
ey. :

Milch cow, half Jersey, fresh
first of February. Cheap for casn
or exc. for good, fresh heifer or
young hens, ready to lay; black
horse mule, 10 yrs. old at bar-
gain. A. J. Pope, Tallapoosa.

Well bred ped. Polled Hereford
bulls and cows, bull calves and
heifers; also Reg. Hereford bulls
and heifer. About 200 to pick
from J. C. Collier, Barnesville.

Red English heifer, freshen



tons forage corn, 1 M bundles

fodder, cheap. W. M. Fortner,
Meansville, R 1.

Fresh in Jersey heifer, 2 yrs.
old, $25 at barn (live 1 mile East
of Marietta); Duroc and P. CO.
cross, pigs, 2 mos. old, $4. O. M.
Atkins, Marietta, R. 2.

Reg. White Face Hereford 2

ae or exc. for 12 ton of good,
jwelk matured and dry velvet

L. Burton, Robinson. ;
Fine Jersey bull, red color, wt.

about 600 Ibs. Fine stock, $30, or

, exe. for a real good mule, 10 or

Henderson, Cleveland, R 5.
| Jersey heifer, wt. about 250 Ibs,

Se ea. Exp. collect; May Eng.| Black P. C. shoat, 35-40 Ibs. Exc. eyed rabbits, 4 - 8 wks. old, 25c $12, or exc. for 20 R. I. Red hens

peas, 10c per 1-2 pt. Mrs. B. C.
Puckette, Fowery Branch.
7 hens, 1 cockerel, pure bred

soon; 900 lb. good work mule,
cheap; 5 tons velvet beans, 2

Thursday, December vee

Live Stock F or Sa



Miss Ione Lewis, Baxley.
Fine, fat hog, net wt. 35
Sell or exc. for corn,
Crowder (6-wks. peas), $2 b
qt. or exch. Mrs. Ida
Griffin.
1 crooknose Berkshire 3 yr
sow, farrow about Decembe
Wt. about 500 ibs. Gentle, n
habits. $40 cash, or exe
fresh, young Jersey cow. W,
Parker, Athens, R 2,
Reg. big bone Black
gilts, wt. 0 lbs. for sale;
exc. nice half Essex male pi
thoroughbred White Rock
kens. W. Overstreet, Omega,
5 full blood Duroc Jj
shoats, 5 mos. old, sub. to
$5 ea. or the 5 for $25; 3 1
and 2 gilts. Ray Lanier,
mont, R1.
Pure bred White Chester
8 wks. old, $44 each, FOB;
3 lbs. nice Jerscy butter ea.
from T. B. tested cow, 25
del, H. G. Burroughs, Cano
Reg. P. C. bred gilts, prize
ners, wt. 250-300 lbs. $25 e
125 to 150 lbs. $12.50 ea. Exe
corn. R. E. Willis, Howar
200 to 300 ib. bred Duroc
also boars, same size, 9 mo:
$20 each; 10-12 wks. ol
$7.50 ea. All reg., and imm

sale or exc. for seed oats anc
corn, del. 45e.
Ft. Valley. ae

Reg. big bone Black P. C,
for sale or exc. for 500 lbs
Runner peanuts. N. H. Bi
Irwinton. og

Reg. S. P. C. pigs, bred
service bears,, from the We
Champion Blood of The L
No. 68135. Sell or exc. for
horns, pulles or young hen
H. Bunn, Midvile.

Little Bone Guineas, 40-8
gilts and boars, $3 and $5 |
bred gilts, $5 ea. Exc. for E
ham peas and Runner pea
L. BE. Williams, Ty Ty.

From 50 to 75 pigs and sh
all sizes and breeds; some
bred Berkshires. E. K. Fo
Athens. a

16 shoats, 40 to 130 Ibs. |
cholera immune, good
Make best offer FOB my st
T. J. Whitley, Osierfield.

10 thrifty Hampshire pig
10 wks. oid, $2.50 ea. crated.
FOB. O. S. Duggan, Chest

B. B, Guinea hogs, Africa

Stamp for reply.
Glenwood, R 2, Box 93.

7S. P. C., and Berkshire
8 wks. old pigs for sale. |
Mitchell, Atlanta, 2117 H
Mill Rd. Box 510. ,
about 75 lbs. $8 or exc. fo
rup in BBL; Pecans, 10c 1b.
sisting cotion seed, for sal
exch. for anything can use
M. Brown, McRae.

13 nice, thrifty feeder shi
av. 70 lbs. Cholera immune. 92
barn, or $35 for lot. C. D. M
'Hiamson, Plains, Rl. |

Sow, B. B., P. C. and
Guinea, cross, 200 Ibs. wt.
fat, fast breeder, $11 cash.
guar. also 10 mixed pigs, 2
old, $16 for the 10. Cleon
art, Summit.

Genuine





Duroc J. yo

for 50 bu. good slipped shuck 1-2 yr. old bull at reasonbale ,shoats, both sex, 60-90 1bs

also service boars and bred
125-150 Ibs. 8 and 7c per I

also beans, del. Washington, Ga. J.jor exc. for Brabham peas,

L. H. Edenfield,
Box 31.

Pure bred S. P. C. 8 wks
pigs, from rapid growin

Stillmore,

2 good milch cows, fresh in; 1 12 yrs. old. Call and see. L. D. prolific strains. Cholera i 419

ed, $3.50 ea. Bred gilts, %
V. Davidson, Irwinton.
Red Berkshire pigs, 11

cabbage and onion plants at 75 each; 2 grown, 50c each. Mrs. I. or any big breed. No culls. I pay old, thrifty growers $3 a. |

'M. Write first. Lillie Stokes,
Fitzgerald, R 3.

D. Cottle, Ty Ty.
t Reg. Jersey cow, 3rd calf, 4 1-4

ichgs. on chick; party on heifer.
G. D. Cobb, Carnesville, R 2.

Lewis, Baxley, R 4, Box 40.
60 pigs, 30-80 Ibs. 5 Ib.


December 22, 1932.
Stock For Sale

large hog, 3c; P. C.,
sows with young

gilts. Like to sell to
tie higher if shipped.

anch, Leesburg,

old Reg. Duroc pigs,

d gilts from Great
also big bred sOws

prices. Exc. some for,

syrup. Z. L. Scott,



& MULES FOR SALE

old black mare mule, wt.
Sell or trade for good
C. Walden, Blackshear,

are mule, wt. 900 lbs.
, good, pert worker.
xc. for hogs. Emory
tephens, R 1.
t. about 750 Ibs, good
ood cond., and 1 Jersey
2 zal. freshen in
r exc. for good mule,
between 8-12 yrs. old.
ett, Flowery Branch,

12 yr. old horse mule,

0 lbs. good shape, work)

nC miles northeast Ros-
- Haleomb Bridze. Paul

entle She land pony,
c. for good milch cow
ott, sMcDonough, R 4.
Ss, wt. 1 M lbs. 10 yrs.
2 = 1200 lb.: mules, 7
$170. Work in pairs.
id. No plugs. Mrs. Mary

sae. Wz. 2 Bethune,

4,

plug mule, gentle, work!

, $20. Would consider
. LU. L. Barden, Ap-
2;

k horse, 850 Ibs., work.

, good order, $40 FOB. |
for mule, same wt.!
ties. E. B. Warren,
0, R 2.
1M ib. mule for sale
on pair of small mules
; good ox and 4 Duroc
ade for small mare, or
seed oats. Otis Moody,



BBITS FOR SALE
-pink-eyed rabbits,

MARKET BULLETIN. |

Live Stock For Sale

-bian buck, Foreign, pure. U. E.

Brantley, Atlanta, Rt. 1, Box 192,
phone, Raymond 6934.

Live Stock Wanted

CATTLE WANTED
Exc. 1 M Ib. solid black mare
about 11 yrs. old, perfect cond.,





Live Stock Wanted

Quote best prices and give des-
eo euors of rabbits, singly or in-
ots,

inson, Columbus, P. O. Box 814.
Positions Wanted







work anywhere (about $75 val-!

ue) for milch cows with young
calves. G. E. Skinner, Bronwood,
Box 173.

Want Jersey heifer calves that
can be reg., to raise on shares.
S. E. Duggar, Whigham, R 1.

Want to trade velvet beans
or hogs for a good milch cow,
easy to milk and without bad
a Mrs. A. P. Reynolds, Kite,

Want the use of 3 or 4 gal.
cow on farm near Atlanta with
option of buying in Spring. Best
care and experience. Mrs. Allen
Merritt, Clo A. M. Jones, The
Georgian, Atlanta.

Want milch cow. Must be rea-
sonable price and cow have
good quatities. Write or see: R.
L. Johnson, Experiment, 182
Poplar St.

HOGS WANTED
Exe. some young R. I.



Red

pigs. O. A. Grant, Helena.

Exc. good value for hogs, pigs,
or other thinzs. Write what you
have. T. K. McDaniel, Winder.

Want 1 B. B. Black African
boar gilt. Give wt. age and price;
also want 2 big bone Bronze tur-

.| key hens, 2 yrs. old, wt. as much

as 20 Ibs. State price. J. T. Cal-
laway, Manchester.



Want to hear from par y that
has 1 or 2 good plug mules to
exc. for ..corny 2u. Hy Shuman,
Claxton.

Want Number 1 mule, cheap |
for cash. Must be within 25 or 30)



pony horse or mule, about 659

* Mrs. Eugene Sanders, Atlanta

Macon, 2835 Houston Ave.
Exc. good value for first class

or 700 lb. No trash wanted, G.
P. Thomas, Vidalia, R 1.

Want to rent good plow mule
for 1933. ihe rent to be paid in
Fall of 1933. J. Lennie Seckinger,
Springfield.

Want good mule, not over 10
yrs. old. Will exc. good value.
Write. W. G. Cannon, Jefferson-
ville, R 2.

Want a Shetland pony arte

1176 Ridgewood Dr.



to reg., $2 pr. James
Bremen.
ipsa ees

il, or 6 gal. good syrup,
Gracey Willard,

82 Richardson St.

rd Chinchallias, 50c Ib.

pedigree given with ea.

these rabbits will reg. ey

1 pink- eyed rabbits,
nd doe (bred); 3 half!
dad half black stock does, -
ck and grayish color .
or $3 for the 5. Exc. for
iS or pigs. Vernon Adair,



& GOATS FOR SALE:

native goats, $1 ea.
1; 50 bu. Brab peas, sound
from dirt and weed
best offer. Mrs. Kate
usseta.
B. milk goats, $10 to $25.
milking and to freshen in
lays. Trade for yelow corn,
r oats. W. J. Sumlin,
Center Hill, R 5, Box

half Saanan

lf Nubian,
kiddin'z, $18; 1 - half

and half Toggenburg,
ing, freshen in Febru-,



red by Reg: Nu- | Mize. -

horse, wt. 950 or 1

| will pay rent or buy in Fall. H.
.H. McGraw, Cairo.

Want a good plug mule or
M iIbs., for
feed, by year, for 1933. J. G. Hol-
land, Maysville, R 2.

Want to rent 1 or 2 mules for
1933 for small farms. Reasonable
rent monthly, and will feed and
take best of care of them. J. B.
Farmer, Swainsboro, R 2.

Exc. 1 gentle, 500 lb. 14 mos.
old Grade Guernsey bull, for a

Epworth.

Want to swap for a good plug
mule, not over 13 yrs. old, and
good in every way, or will buy
mule and pay monthly, or give
good note due in September. Eva
Corbitt, Kirkland.

Want a good plug mule or
horse for its feed. If satisfied

Want gentle plug mule or
horse. No cash, but good value
for same. In or near Atlanta;
16 prs. White Kings and Car-
neaux pigeons, mated, working,
$1 pr. $15 for lot.

Want 5 yr. old mare mule, wt.
11 or 1200 lbs. No scrub. Half
cash, bal. by month. W. H. Bol-
ton, Griffin, Box 436.

RABBITS WANTED



hens for a pr. of Black Essex.

HORSES & MULES WANTED |

miles of Macon. E. H. Shuling, |





Want place as Caretaker or
overseer on farm with
couple or widew preferred.
years old, common education.
Write at once. W. G. Greene,
Marietta, 312 Poplar St.

Mother and son want hoe crop

50

with good man. Mrs. Lizzie How-
ell, Marietta, R 4.

Want 2 horse crop on halves
near Buford or Lawrenceville, or
other good town on public road.
Consider 1 horse crop and work
for wages. Life time exp. 2 good
plow hands. Ref. W. C. Akins,
Buford, R 1.

Want a good, light 1 horse
crop of about 25 acres in corn;
good land, plenty wood and wa-
ter, pasture, etc. buildings, poul-
try house. 50-50 basis. Prefr
: Douglas county. At once, 4 to
work. J. R. Thrasher, Douglas-
ville, R 2.

38 yr. old single man wants
place for 1933. Exp. farm over-
seer, horses and mules, timber,
lumber, and etc. A-1 ref. Write

at once. Hugh Phillips, Atlanta, |

254 Marietta St.

Want to overseer farm. Sev-
eral yrs. exp., also in stock rais-
ing, cows, hogs, chickens. For
1933 but will take charge now if
wanted. Write. S. O. McCorvey,
| Tifton, 617 No. Central St.

Want 2 horse crop on 50-50 ba-
sis. 5 good hands. Drive any kind
of truck. Ready to start at once.
Have to be furnished. Willing to
do any kind of work. C. S. By-
num, Menlo, R 1.

Middieaged couple want job
on farm with good people, look-
;ing after garden, poultry, milk-
{ing cows, etc. Want good house.
2 in family. Can give good ref.
Miss B. E. Jackson, Wrightsville,
Care T. D. Wood.

Want dairy job. Exp. dairy-
man; have force enough to run
a pretty large dairy. 3 milkers;
5 children, wife. 31 yrs. spent in
dairying, and most of life in Sa-
vannah. R. W. Warren, Savan-
nah, RFD 1, Louisville Road.

Want job. Can do any kind of
Well work, pump or board wells;
have all kinds of tools. Best of
ref. Write or come see me. J.
R. Jones, Dawson.

Want 2 horse farm on halves.
Can furnish self except a milch
cow. Party will have to move me.
Write at once. W. A. Williams,
Chester.

Want job on farm driving
truck, car or tractor, etc. and
keeping same in repair. Go any-
where. Ref. furnished. Cliff Tan-
ner, Sandersville, R 1, Box 8. |

Want 1 horse farm on halves
in Middle or So. Ga. Can move
and run self. Raised on farm.
Also do carpenter work and al
kinds of repair work. W. R. Hill,
Columbus, 108 24th St.

Young married man, without
children, wants work on farm or
dairy for wages, or work part
crop and part wages; do any
kind of work, drive any kind
car or tractor, keep up same. At
once. M. 8S. Williams, Barney,
Re,

Want 1 or 2 horse farm. Far-
mer with life time experience.
Gocd land and buildings; near
school or school bus line. Can
furnish self, but have to be mov-
ed. Prefer Toombs, Emanuel or
Bu loch county. No tobacco. W.
J. Wrenn, Lyons, R 2.

Mill Reck mechanic. Can: make
your mill double its capacity.



Exe. value for some rabbits of;
a large ee somewhere near.
WwW. D . Kesler, Mize, R +

Would accept a job as general
Miller. Write at once. Bi E.
Fle as Soe Ril. =

) not to exceed 500, del. this,
city. Must be disease free and
standard bred stock. H. H. Rob-,

elderly |

Am corn meal expert and a



Positions Wanted

rem ner eit

Young man wants job in dai-
ry. 2 hand milker; honest, wil-
ling worker. State what you will
pay, etc. Ref. furnished. Ray
Weed, Preston, RFD,

Middleaged couple want job
on farm, board and salary. Exp.
in all farm work, especially
truck growing. Honest and re-
liable and not afraid of work.
No bad habits. Can be depended
upon. J. H. Smith, Lyons, R 4.

Want job as overseer. Am exp.

farmer. Will take any job offer-.

ed. Am a good carpenter. No

d : .| family. P. H. Collins, Camilla, R
No he'p required. Want to get:

A.

Want. 1 horse farm on halves.
3 (wife, 15 yr. old son and Self)
in family. Want smooth land,
kandy to school and church, Go
anywhere, any time. Have to be

furnished. Like to get with man}

who can furnish me work until
crop time. G. H. Turner, Lin-
colnton, R 5.

Middeaged married man wants
job on farm for

Want job on farm for board
and reasonable wages. Can do
dairy work, also. Adger Rigdon,
Mableton.

Want small acreage with house
and bldgs., suitable for
Mill, close in for Standing Rent.
C. W. King, Atlanta, 189 White-
hall St.

Want a good farm in good lo-
cation, convenient to high school
and church; good bldgs., etc.
Can furnish self. R. C. Brewer,
Lula, R 2. !

Want job on farm and one.

horse crop for 1933, or good farm,
standing rent if reasonable. Par-
ty move me, repay later. Write.
Charlies Ingram, Marion.

Want farm on 50-50 basis, Can
furnish self.

and out bidgs., within 15 miles
Atlanta. Plenty ref. 3 in family.
Near school and church. J. H.
Mathews, College Park, R 1, Box
45.

Want job on farm at once.
Man and boy. 15 yrs. old, two
girls. All willing workers. No red
tape. See or write. Samuel Thos.
Jefferson, Lenox, R 1.-

Want wage job or day work
on farm. 9 in family, 7 to work.
Move and go to work at once.
See or write. B. G. Kilgo, Jones-
boro, R 2.

Want place looking after Wa-
ter Mill or farm. Would take
share crop, 50-50 basis. H. J.
Brown, Atlanta, 606 Wells St.

Want place in good country
home for energetic boy, 17 yrs.
of age. No salary expected. As-
sist with farm work. C. C. Mit-
chell, Atlanta, 45 1-2 Luckie St.
CYuM CV AY

Want to hear from party with

2 horse farm with stock. Prefer ;

place near Caxton. L. H. Shu-
man, : Claxton.

Want 1 or 2 horse crop in,

healthy location. 55 yrs. of age,

life exp., farmer. 5 in family.

Prefer near highway, church
and school. D. S. Creel, Omega.
Red.

16 yr. old boy wants job on
farm with good people assisting
with farm work. Good home and

good treatment expected. New-

born Smith, Kite, R 1.
Want 1 horse farm for 1933.

Run bill to be furnished. Would

consider wages with garden and
potato patch free. Small family,
ail workers. Zack Scarborough,
Davisboro, R 1.

Want 1 horse farm for 1933 on
halves. I furnish my own mule;
other party feed it. Have to
have help at once. Can furnish

good ref. W. H. Freyer, River- {

dale, Rl. |
40 yr. old widow with 19 yr.

old son want 1 horse crop with,
good peop e, live in house for,

home and reasonable salary. Mrs.
| Limnte Doles, Doerun, R 3,



_ Exp., honest,
, worker.
er;

wages with.
house furnished. Bob Nelson, At- |
Janta, 1319 Rhodes Haverty Bidg.'



Want place with:
good bottcms and pasture, house ;



PAGE THRE
Positions Wanted

Want good 1 horse farm in
Coffee, Lowndes, Clinch county,
or other place in So. Ga. Also
several M. turpentine trees on
shares. J, A,. Thomas, Vidalia,
Rl,

Want a medium size farm
about 50-60 acres and sev. M.
turpentine trees. Life time exp.
on farm and have plenty of la-
bor. So. Ga. preferred. &, e
Thomas, Vidalia, R. 1.

Married man with small fam-
ily wants dairy work for 1933.
sober, and willing
Expert dry hand milk-
can drive truck. Good ref-
erences. Chatham County prefer-
red. Joe A. Flariders, Swainsboro



IR 2.

Man and wife, able to work,
want a farm or dairy. Raised
farm. Both middleaged. Wiley
Howington, Graysville.

Want to hear from party at
once who has a good 1 horse
crop to rent on 50-50 basis and
can furnish young man and

Andrew Crump,
Rock, R 2.
Want 1 horse farm on stone

anywhere in State. Self and wife
' only. Very well experienced in
farming. C. E. M. West, Atlanta
Grist |

856: Pryor St. S. W.

Want place on farm assisting
with poultry and other light
work, for $3 per week and board
Come after me. Write by return
mail. Emma A. Tanner, Wrights-
ville, R 4.

Married man, age 25, wite a
2 children want jcb on farm,
share crop. Can operate 20-
acres. State what you can off
Hubert Atkins, Atlanta, atk Gib-
son St. SE.

Free to farmer for my room
and board, my work as No.
Sheet metal worker, tinner ary

Self only. M. Walden, Atlanta
95 Warren Place, Phone Main

Want job on small farm. Cc
give references. Prefer with cou
ple without children. Albert Dur.
ham, Atlanta, 95 Warren Plac

Man, grown son, 2 daughte

and wife want 1 horse farm 0
halves, extra time work out
Have to have some help. Exp
farmers. Barney Cardell, Mout
trie, R 4.

Want 1 horse farm on 50-50
basis. Good land, close to town
and church. Sober and honest
Can run self. Good ref. W. T,
Cook, Winder, R 1.

28 yr. old man wants job on
farm for 1933 at $5 monih, board
and laundry and clothes, or $7
mo., board and laundry. Will
ing worker. Ref. exch. Augustu
Floyd, Rockmart; R 2 a

Want 2 horse farm on 50-50
basis. Good land and pasture;
close to town and church. Sober.
and honest. Can furnish self and

give ref. T. P. Garner, Gay,

40 yr. old man, exp. farmer on
No. and So. Ga. soils, want job
as farm manager on large or
small place. Exp. with white and
colored labor. E W. Ngee
Moultrie.

18 yr. old young man. not
afraid of work wishes empoy=
ment at once on farm. Can drive
po kind of car, etc. Best ref.
J. H. Drake, Atlanta, C-o Gen.
a

50 yr. old farmer wants small
truck farm or dairy with chick-
en farm combined to work on
halves, near Augusta, but con-
sider going anywhere. 2 more to
assist me. W. F. Whitaker,
Thomson, Biack St. C-o Mrs: ds.
M. Harrison. :

21 yr. old married man, sobe
honest, good education, best.
ref., raised on farm, will any-
where, anything, for house and
living wage. Prefer driving dairy
truck. W. L. Waldrep, Buena
Vista, R5,





: Georgia
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BUREAU OF MARKETS
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EUGENE TALMADGE,
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THURSDAY, DEC. 22, 1932.

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Machinery repaired at reduced
ice, Expert on engines, gas or
crude oil; water systems, light
ants, refrigeration and other
m machinery. Will accept
m products in payment if de-
d. Price and service puar-
anteed. B. F. Roberts, Atlanta,

9 . 2



FARMS FOR RENT

standing rent,
ouse on Geisler plantation on
thens Highway, 2 mi. Greens-
oro, with 9 horse farm, tended
this year, and 3 tenant houses.
'resh, strong Jand. Bus
hool. Also sev. smaller farms
n place. R. Geisler, Atlanta, P.
Box 861.

Positions Wanted

Have your hides tanned at 25c
9, finished leather. Ship hides
y mail. Do not tan on shares.
pay return chgs. W. H. Mc-
lendon, Whitesburg, R 3.
Want an equipped dairy and
arm with small number of cows
on share basis for 1933. Can fur-
nish self and labor. J. M. Capes,





8 room

Atlanta, 1870 Lakewood Ave.

Positions Wanted |

sagen

Want job on farm. Work)
cheap. Good business qualifica-
tions, best of ref. Widower. Write
for full information. William
Tee, At'anta, 651 West 8th St.

A general mechanic, with wife
(16 mos. old baby) want work
on farm. Small wages, or room
and board and clothes. Start any
time. Am resident of Ga. Thos.
HW. Nipper, Sneads, Fla.

Young married man wants job
cn farm, or would accept wage
work and few acres on shares.
Raised on farm. Good mechanic
H. E. Marlow, Atlanta, 1242 Ark-
wright Place.

Man with wife and 3 boys, 1
girl, all large enough to work,
desires 2 horse farm on halves.
Run bill required. Move any
time. Raised on farm. W. A. Da-
vis, Atlanta 174 Baker St. NW.
Want job until planting time,
then will rent or share crop.
Robt. Davidson,
Gen. Del. |

Want 1 horse farm on halves,
6 in family. 1 plow hoy, all can
work. Cant move self and have
to be furnished. White, widower,
no bad habits. M. J. Argo, Com-
merce, R 3.

Want 2 horse crop on halves.
Can furnish self. Plenty of force.
Good ref. H. B. Soearman, Fel-
ton, R 1.

24 year old single man wants
job on farm in So. Ga. for 1933.
Work for $8 mo., board and
laundry. James W. Miller, Enig-
a Rel;

25 yr. old man with wife and 1
child want 1 horse crop on 50-
50 basis. Good land. Can fur-
nish self. Or 12 to 15 acres on
halves and bal. for wages. Must
be in . Ga. P. W. Bryan, Meits,
R 2

24 yr. old widow with 6 yr. old
son wants a home on farm for
self and child. Raised CQ farm,



| work, Want to get with good,

|

\

|

/bered woman wants work in 2

\farm work. Small salary, room
/and board, Miss Fannie Eth-
ridge, Forsyth.

Good 3 or 4 room house, within

and can do any kind of farm

nice people. Mrs. Mary Scar-
, borough, Commerce, Clo W. R,
| Haygood, R 3.

Single, middleaged, unincum-

Christian country home to as-
sist with poultry, and other light

-Want 6 or 8 acres for stand-
ing rent and pasture for cow.

15 miles Atlanta, on highway. L.
HE. Hale, Atlanta, 924 Tift Ave.,
8. W.

Want 1 horse farm on halves.
Married, 1 child. Have to be
moved. Life time exp. Harry L.
Ward, Stone Mtn., R 2.

Will do any kind of Bee work
for parties at reasonable prices.
Write at once. J. E. Shalor, Pine
Park.

21 yr. old young man wants
work. Can drive car or truck;
run dairy, poultry farm, or farm.
Go anywhere. John D, Bass, At-
lanta, 358 McDonough Road, Clo
O. P. Pye.

Farm Help Wanted

To farmer who does not mind
/ work and can run himself, a
very generous offer will be made
to take over 250 acres and two
houses in 8.W. Ga. Write or
me James E, Thompson, Macon,

Want man to cultivate 3 acres
land in exchange for free use of
30 A. new land. Must be able
furnish self entirely also furnish
own stock. I furnish house, etc.
Also want thrifty energetic wo-
man for poultry and other light
farm work. 8S. T. Kidder, Jr.,
Meigs.

Want good farmer for 5 or 6
acres of land. Must own his own
stock and be abe finance self,
3 room house and good well wa-





Marietta, Cjolp





ter; on highway and Mail Rt,

f MARKET. BULLETIN

F arm Help Wanted

Fa arm apie aned





Standing rent, $25, or 1-4 of,
crop. E. E. Morgan, Kirkland, R.
i, Box: 35.

Want good farmers with their
own stock and furnish selves. I
furnish land and fertilizer, 50-
50 basis. White or colored. In
Screven county, near Dover. L.
T. Newsome, Dover.

Want girl or woman, 20-45
yrs. old, to assist with light farm
work, milk 1 cow, tend to poul-
try and garden, etc., for board
and clothes. Good home for right
party. Man and wife only. Ref.
if preferred. D. C. Johnson, Fair
Mount, R 3.

Want middleaged single man,
without bad habits to farm a 1
horse crop on shares, 13 miles
south of Waynesville. Must fur-
nish good ref. Mrs. A. Durrence,
Jesup, R 2,

Want a good man to farm 20-
25 acres of land. Write or see.
Good proposition for right man.
C. O'Neal, Uvalda, R 1, Box
46.

Want boy or man, orphan bey
preferred. Must be willing work-
er. Live as one of family, Will
re part of crop as pay. Alton

B. Scarboro, Summit.

Want boy, 15-20 yrs. old, to
live as one of family and assist
with farm work for bal. this year
and next, Give board and laun-
dry and a patch. Must be hon-
est and industrious. Orphan pre-
ferred. J. J. Mims, Boston.

Want white girl, 16 to 30 yrs.
old, unincumbered, raised on
farm, to help with light farm
work, live as one of family, and
some spending money. Mrs, Mar-
garet Brooks, Doerun, R 4.

Want good man for 2 horse
farm, 4 miles south of Fayette-
ville, 50-50 basis. Must be able
to furnish self. Good 5 room
house, plenty out-bldgs., pasture.
T. B. Anderson, Fayetteville,

Want good christian woman
of good character to he!lp with
light work on farm, for home,
board and small amount (50c) a

week, to begin with. Send ref.
from Pastor. Will pay fare if not
too far away. Mrs. T. P. Blue,

Lumpkin.

Want a colored man and wife,
not under 45 yrs. old, without
children, to farm. Write. M. E.
Kuhl, Douglas, Box 14, .

Want middleaged man or man
and wife to live in home with
me, and make a small crop on
halves. Good land. G. J. Morris,
Madison, R 3.

Want nice, raised girl, 10
18 yrs. of age, to live as one of
family and help with light farm
chores. Will school. Like for her
to be natural light complexion-
ed blonde. Mrs. J. R. Williams,
Cedartown.

Want woman or girl with good
character, exp. in general work
around a farm, to live as one of
family. 3 in family. Good home
for right party. Ref. exch. if pre-
ferred. Mrs. J. M. Myers, Con-
yers; BR 3;

Want settled, unincumbered
man to live on farm with old
couple, Must be able to furnish
ref. as to character and ability.
Know how to terrace land, milk
cows, etc. Also want a woman
s help, Mrs. 8. McAfee, Sparta,

ie

3 mule level red Jand farm for
3rd and 4ths to right party. 5
room house, pasture, water, ten-
ant houses, etc. Will furnish
guano and some feed if needed.
W. W. M. McPherson, Villa Rica.

40 A. with about 25 cleared but
now in broom seed with some
bushes and briars. 3 room house,
barn, pasture, orchard. Will give
party all it will make for 2 or 3
years to take it and pay the tax

and do some needed repair work,

J. V. Hart, Villa Rica, R 2.
Good 2 and 3 horse farms.
Standing rent. Write for full par-

ticulars. J. P. Carter, Naylor.
_- Want a single man to work on



1 horse farm for 1-2 A. tobacco,
2 acres cotton, 1-2 acre of po-
tatoes; live as one of family.
Must be willing worker. Sidney
J. Mullis, Alma, R 2,

Want German couple of ex-
perience for fruit and truck
growing. Northside, near Peach-
tree. Mule, implemen's furnish-
ed. 3 room house. Must carry
selves. Farming on shares. (Fail-
ed to state name in ad sent to
Bulletin). Atlanta, 61 8th St. N.
E,

Plants Hou Sale

Nice Crystal Wax Bermuda
onion plants, 10c C. 75c M. post-
paid. Mrs. Terry F. Reese, Mad-
ison.

Himalaya blackberry, 20 doz.
$1 C; Early Richmond May
cherries, Concord grapes, Figs,
all, 12 in. 60e doz. postpaid. Char-
lie Smith, Braselton.

Strawberry plants, insp. 100 of
3 best var., del. for $1. Guy Tay-
lor, Macon, R 1.

Lady T. strawberry plants, 20c
C. May cherry bushes, 3 for 25c;
crabapples, and wa'nut bushes,
3 for 30c. John Wilson, Ellijay,
R 3, Box 46.

Missionary strawberry plants,
$1.25 M. Add postage; plum bus-
hes, 25c ea. Ex. 2 lbs. white peas
for 1 lb. papershell pecans. Mrs.
J. G. Fleming, Hartwell, R 2.

Mastodon strawberry plants,
25c C. 500, $1; also May straw-
berry plants, same price. Add
postage. Mrs. Walter Sutton,
Cleveland, R 4.

Chas. W. and Flat D. cabbage
and collard plants, 500, 35c; 65c
M. del; 45c M. Expressed. Klon-
dike strawberry, $1.25 M. J. B.
Ivie, Gainesville.

C. W., and F. D. cabbage plants
300, 30c; 65 M del; 45c M FOB;
1OM $3.95. Exc. for anything can
use. John C. Crowe, Gaines-
ville, R 1.

Cc. W., Flat Dutch cabbage
plants, 65 M. Maied; 50c exp.
collect; Collard: plants, same
price. Exc. for cabbage or col-
lard seed. Lemuel Chambers,
Gainesville, R 1.

Chas, W. and E J, cabbage
plants, 65c M; Ga, collard, 50c
M; Klondike strawberry plants,
$1.20 M. Emma G. Waldrip,
Gainesville, R 2.

E. J., Chas. W. cabbage plants,
well rooted, 50c M. Over 5M 40c
M FOB. L. A. Brannen, Baxley.

Lady T. everbearing strawber-
ry plants, 25c C; 500, $1; Exc. for
most anything can use; also
seedling pecan trees, $10 per C.
bee J. L. Parrish, Nashville, R

Frost proof collard, cabbage
and onion plants, 75c M_ post-
paid; 50c M. Exp. collect. Send
chk. L. B. Lang, Omega.

Mastodon everbearing straw-
berry pants, 30c C. $2 M: old
fashioned peach trees, 60c doz.
Catnip, 6 bunches, 20c. Mrs. J.
a oe Dahlonega, R 1, Box

Cabbage plants, 10c C. 500,
40c; 60c M del. 12 M $6 collect.
Burl Jones, Oakwood, R 1.

Frost proof cabbage plants, E.
J.. Chas. W., Flat Dutch, 300,
25c; 500, 35c; 50c M. 5M $2.25.
All postpaid. W. A. Poole, Bax-
ley, Star Rt.

Frost proof cabbage plants, F.
J., Chas. W. and Flat Dutch, 5M
$2.25: 50c M, 500, 35; 300, 25c
postpaid. M. J. Lewis, Baxley,
Star Rt.

C. W., and Succession cabbage
plants, 10 C; 300, 25c; 500, 35c;





'60c M del. 40 M. Exp. Collect.

Millard Jones, Oakwood.

Flat Dutch cabbage and col-
lard plants, 15 C. 300, 40c; 65c
M. del. 5M $2 collect: Klondike
strawberry, $1.25 M del. 25c GC.
A. J. Crow, Gainesville, R 2.

Klondike strawberry plants,
500, 90c; $1.50 M. Prompt del.
Royce Waldrip, Gainesville, R 2.





}Flat Dutch cabbage

Klondike strawberry p
$1.50 M. 500, 85c:-20 CG,
Strickland, Flowery Branch,

Klondike strawberry ~
$1.50 M, 500, 85c. Fannie
ley, Flowery Branch, R aA

$1 orders. Mrs. Susie Etris
lonega, R 1.

either Parcel Post or expre
E. Rhodes, Baldwin. a

Frost yroof cabbage an
lard plants, 75c M postpaid
M collect; cabbage and
seed, 75c lb. del. Marcus |
jams, Gainesville, 2

Mastodon everbearing st
berry plants, 30c C. $2.50 M
fashioned peach trees, 5c
doz. Miss Emma White,
land, R 4, Box 13. |

Lucretia dewberry p'ants,
rooted, earliest var., true to ni
60c C. $5 M. Mrs. T, J. b
son, dr., Greenville. _

Jersey W. cabbage plants,
M del. in Ist and 2nd zone
M. Exp. Collect. John Roar!
Flowery Branch.

Klondike strawberry, rasphe
ry, Mastodon blackberry plan
dif. kinds, seedling peach, p
quince, apple, cherry, mulber
Exc, or cheap for cash. E. Spe:
Dunwoody.

Extra large Prizetaker a
White Bermuda onion plan
500, 45c; 70c M. E. J., and C. 1
cabbage, same price. Del. by pa
cel post. Mrs. Geo. Gafin
Fitzgerald.

Kudzu plants, $4.50 M. tnm
Crump, Hartwell, Rave

E. Dutch cabbage plants, h
ing collards, 15.C. 300, 35c; 6
M del. 5M $2 collect; Klondi
strawberry, 30c C. $1.25 M |
Lee Crow, Oakwood, Rl. .

Missionary strawberry plan
$1.50 M. B. C. McCurley, H
well, R 4

Fey. Missionary strawher
plants, $1.25, 500; $1.65 M.
for Bronze turkey gobbler,
pullets of laying type. A.
Gibbs, Jr., Rochelle. oh

Missionary strawberry plant
$1.25 M. Money with order. '
F. Doughtry, Alma.

Bermuda onion plants,
del. 75c at the Field. J. A. Kin
Unadilla. Me

Cabbage and Bermuda oni
plants, 50c M. Shipping dai'y.
Q. Dorris, Valdosta.

Red Gold Sugar Saver straw
berry plants, 75c C or $5 M po
paid. Carl Carpenter, Rabt
Gap.

Quality Missionary strawber
plants, wet moss packed,
crop from Eastern Nursey Sto
35c C; $3 M. Postage 10c fit
100, 5 ea. additional. Referenc-
es: Peoples Bank here. W. *
Luckie, Ray City.

Large var., white nest 0
plants, 10c ro plus 8c postage P
100, or exc. for dried apples, i
of worms and peeling. Mrs. !
E. Floyd, Fitzgerald, R 2.

Mastodon everbearing stra
berry plants, 300, $1 postpaid
Ga. Exc. for white feed sacks.
good cond., at 7c per sack.
Pearl Turner, Cleveland, R

Lucretia dewberry and
Donald blackberry plants, $
Lutie grapes, $1 doz. del. L
Toole, Macon, R 2.

E. J., cabbage and crystal
and Yellow Bermuda 0
plants, 75c M. postpaid. Be
packed. Sat. guar, D. J.
son, Fitzgerald, 408 W. ieee
ha St.

Klondike strawberry plan
$1.50 M. 25c oe Ci Exe, 100 |
Cane syrup. A. M. Wilson, Jo
esboro. ;

Copenhagen and E. J., Ww.
lants,

C.

Mc-




December 22, 1932,



Hants For Sale



Plants For Sale

Plants F or Sale

MARKET BULLETIN |

Plants For Sale




Sod Fe or Bale!







. Gel, 5M ee 50c M.

Cc. V. Stray-



anuary del. 60c M; 5M
M. postpaid, Geo. R.













$2.50 M. Add postage. Mrs.
[eCall, Baxley, R 1.



>) name, $2 M. Packed in
Oss. ae order or

RE. J., Copenhagen
d Flat Dutch cabbage
, 500; 50c M or 45 M
up, del. Milions ready.
mith, Baxley, R 4.

has. W. Flat Dutch and
gen Mkt., cabbage
eady, 35c, 500; 50c M.
grown. All del. W. H.
xley, R 1.

Dutch, W., J. cabbage
Oc M. 20c C. 30c, 500.
Evelyn Lewis, Baxley.
rowns, packed in moss
6 M; choice grape vines,
May cherry,$1 dozen.
faiker, Clarkesville, R 5.
on everbearing straw-
ints, 35c C. $2.50 M. Also
Hot pepper, 25 lb.
ut bushes, 50c doz. Mrs.
g, Cleveland, R 4, Box



























e plants, 60c M; Ber-
ion plants, 75 M. Both
Mrs. B. J. Morris, Bax-

bearing strawberry
c C. Exc. for white
100 lb. cap. free of hoes
ch; red and yellow pop
gal. Exc. for anything
Miss Johnnie Clyde
pire, R 1.
and E. J., cabbage plants
yellow Bermuda onion
c M. Prepaid. D. M.
Baxley. |
ge plants, EB. J., C. W.
sion, Flat Dutch, Copen-
All Head Early. 60c M del.
OB; White Crystal Wax
da onions, 75c M del. 60c
J. F. Hadden, Doerun.
uda onion plants, all lead.
bbage, Ga. Blue Stem col-
ants, 75c M del. in Ga.

























Exe emicbercy plants
$0c, 500; 50c, 250; 25c




3, 250 C: $1.75 M del.
order preferred. Ship any
Lena Norris, Sparks,







roof Chas. W. cabbage
, 21c; 500, 35c; 60c M.
onion plants, White,
5c M. Party pay post-
Allen, Canon, R 3.
openhagen cabbage and
Plants, 200, 25c; 500, 45c;
Del. assorted as wanted.
Wilson, Rebecca.

ar Saver Red Gold
plants. Cost me $75
ling, 25c doz. $2 M. 8
arden seed, all dif. 25c.
amlett, Ellijay, R 4.










tia dewhberry, "5c C: $T
ado blackberry, 75c C.
at. guar, Mrs, B. L. Rod-
Jreenville.

Dutch, Copenhagen cab-
lants, postpaid, 500, 50c;
White and Yellow Bermu-
Ms, postpaid, 500, 55c; 80c
. Pope, Fitzgerald:

EB. J., cabbage plants,






M. Minnie Mae Hen-
Os ay ;

Cabbage plants, millions to of-
fer. C. W., J. W. and Early Jer-
sey, 35c, 500; 50c M prepaid. C.
L. Williams, Baxley.

Frost proof E./J., Chas. WwW.
cabbage plants, 35c, 500: 60c M.
3M up, 50c M. R. S. Burgess,
Pembroke.

Kudzu Crowns, 8 yrs old, $2
per M. FOB. Orders filled next
Spring; also black wa'nuts in
hull, 35 bu; hulled, 45c bu. FOB,
J. E. Mathis, Junction City.

Mastodon Everkearing straw-
"| berry plants, 30c C. Dried apples
and peaches, 10c lb. Exe. for
white feed sacks: 4 sacks for 100
strawberry plants. Ea. pay pos-
tage. Mrs. A, J. Stansel, Cleve-
land, R 4.

Dutch and W. cabbage and col-
lard plants, 20c C;: 75c M. 10M
$4 col; Klondike strawberry, $1.-
25 M. Mailed. Exc. for pecans
and peanuts. L. A. Crow, Oak-
wood.

Lady T. strawberry plants, 50c
C. Exc. for other value. Write.
Mrs. 8S. E. Field, Atlanta, 1814
Howell Mill Road.

Millions Jersey and Chas. W.
cabbage and collard plants, 500
50c; 75c M; 3M $1.50; 5M $2.25;
Crystal Wax onion plants, 500,
50c; 75c M. B. J. Head, Alma.

Lady T. strawberry plants, 25c
C. 300, 60c; $1.50 M. Large Red
May cherry trees, 3 for 35c; 6
for 60c. J. W. Silver, Talking
Rock.

Everbearing and lady T.
strawberry plants, 25c C. Exch,
for white feed sacks. Add post-
age. Mrs. Viola Holloway, Dah-
lonega, R 1.

Earliest var. Imp. Klondike
strawberry plants, 25c C; 500, $1.
$1.75 M. Large var., Everbearers
30c C. Large May cherries, Blue
Damson plum, 3, 30c. Mrs. J. 8.
Crowe, Cumming, R 1.

Cabbage, collard and onion
plants, 60c M. 5 M lots, 50c M.
Dan Malkin, Valdosta.

Hicks black everbearing mul-
berry sprouis, 2 - 4 ft. 10c each,
bostpaid. Mrs. F.W, Freeman,
Mcintyre, R 2.

E. J., Chas. W., cabbage wiants,
50c M del; White Bermuda on-
jons, 75c M del. A. H. Beckwervh,
Baxley. :

Frost-proof cabbage plants, EF.
J.. C. W., Flat Dutch and Co-
penhagen Market, 35c, 500; 59c
M. Bermuda onion, 60 M. Dave
Tuten, Baxley.

E. J., Chas. W. cabbage plants,
300, 35; 60c M postpaid. J. P.

.| Morris, Baxley.

C. W. cabbage plants, 69c M.
300, 35c; 200, 25c. 15c C. prepaid;
Gourds for Martins, 10c ea. Hai-~
ves cut, 12 1-2c ea. postpaid. 2X.
S. Wolfe, Baxley, R 2.

Frost-proof plants, Bermuda
onion, E. J., Chas. W. cabbage,
70c M. del. 50c M collect. BE. Y.
Stokes, Macon, R 3.

Frost-proof W., ,Flat Dutch,
Succession, cabbage plants,
White and Yellow Bermuda on-
ion, 40c, 500; 70c M. 5 M $3. All
del. C. W. Stokes, Macon, R 3.

Lady T. ee plants, $1.-
50 M; Klondike, $1 M. Exc. for
heme - made tobacco. Solomon
Watson, Gainesville, R 2.

* Lady T. strawberry plants, $1.-
38 M. Klondike, $1.25 M; E. J.,
and Chas. W. cabbage, 65c M.
Exc. for pecans. Effie Crow,

..| Gainesville, R 2.

Lady T. strawberry Seep! $l.-
50 M: Klondike, $1 M; collard
plants, "5c M. Addie Reynolds,
Gainesville, R 2.

Yr. old Rhubarb plants, 50c
doz. 3 doz. $1; Peppermint, cat-
nip, colander plants, 35c doz.
Dry yellow root, 35c lb. Mrs.
Thornton McCurley, Hartwell,
Wakefield and Dutch cabbage
plants, 300, 35c; 65c M del; 45c
M collect. 5 M $2; 10 M $3.75.

-{John CC. Crow, Gainesville, R 1.

Frost-proof cabbage plants, E.
J., Chas. Flat Dutch cabbage
and Bermuda onion plants, all,





Tie M. 50c, 500, postpaid. Roscoe



Mays, Fitzgerald, R 4, Box 144. |

Guar. frost-proof cabbage and -
collard plants, all lead. varieties.
200;- 25; 600, 35e;" 50. MG PP.
40c M Exp, Col. Ernest Williams,
Gainesville, R 2.

Cabbage and collard plants 50c
M; Klondike strawberry, $1.50 M.
Lady T. strawberry, $1.25 M.
Kudzu crowns, $1 C. B. Crow,
Gainesville.

Field grown, frost-proof cab-
bage plants, now ready, 10c C.
75c M. Postpaid, T. L. Rosser Se-
ville. |<

McDonalds earliest blackber-
ry, Himalaya blackberry, Lucre-
tia and Premo dewberry, extra
large, rooted Kudzu, $1 C; $7 M.
J. W. Toole, Macon, R 2.

Frost-proof E. J., Chas. W.,
Flat Dutch cabbage plants, 20c,
200; 25c 500; 60c M del. Ready;
50c M cop. 8. C. Rowe, Fiitz-
gerald.

New Patented thornless Young
berry plants, Permit for sale
from Patentee. Rezular Gov.
Young berry plants, new Blake-
more strawberry, also Kudzu
Crowns. H. A. Neal, Carnesville,
R 3.

Chas. W., FE. J.; and Copeha-
gen cabbage plants, large, pet-
cil size Bermuda onion plants,
500 postpaid, 45c; 75 M: or 5Cc
M Exp. collect. No stamps. L. P.
Legg, Ashburn.

E. J., Chas. W. cabbage plants,
50c, 500; 75 M del. 5 M and 10
M lots, 50 M. collect; Klondike
strawberry plants, $1.50 M. Del.
Dewey Mathis, Flowery Branch,
RA;

Bed, Co ows cabbage plants,
75c M del. 10 M $5. collect. New
Stone and Baltimore tomato
seed, 75c lb. del. W. O. Waldrip,
Flowery Branch.

C. W. and F. D. cabbage also
collard plants, 65c Mailed; 45c
Exp. collect. 5 M $2. Exc. for
anything can use. Lemuel
Chambers, Gainesville, R 1.

Field grown, frost-proof cab-
bage plants, E. J.. C. W., 10c C.
75c M. postpaid, or exc. for but-
ter-beans, or dried fruit. Mrs. A.
R. Rosser, Seville.

Frost - proof plants cabbage,
Jerseys, Chas. W., Early Flat
Dutch, Copenhazen Market; Yel-
low and White Bermuda onion;
Ga. collard, Mail, 90c M; Exp.
crates of 2 M for $1. G. W. Cole-
man, Tifton.

Lead. var., cabbage and col-
Jard plants, 15c C. 65c M del. 5
M or more, 50c M collect; Lady
T. strawberry plants, 300, 40c;
$1.25 M del. Exc. for pecans. H.
P. Crow, Gainesville, R 2.

Hastings Drum Head lettuce
plants, 25c C. $2 M FOB. Post-
age paid on 500 or more. Cc. HH:
Gailey, Commerce, R 2.

Mastodon everbearing and
Lady T. strawberry plants, 30c
C. $2.25 M. Red Gold str. berry
plants, $1 C. true to name; dri-
ed sage, 45c lb. Add postage less
$1. Mrs. Annie Etris, Dehlonega,
Ril

Lady T. strawberry plants, 20c
C. Ga. collard, 200, 20c; May
cherry, quince, 3, 30c; pumpkin,
sugar or salad pea, sunflower, 2
cups, 15c. Royal Eller, Ellijay, R
3

Chas. W. and E. J.
plants, 35c, 500; 65c M. Leo
Gaff Fitzgerald, R 2.

Prost-proof cabbage plants, E.
J., Chas. W., Dutch. Open field
grown, ready. 25c, 200; 50c, 500;
75 M del. H. C. Rowe, Fitager-
ald, R 2.

Imp. Klondike strawberry, $1.-
25 M. Exc. for stringless green
pod bean (for planting), M. for
3 1-2 Ibs. good, new crop sage;
M for 12 lbs. good chewing to-
bacco. Write Mrs. Willie John-
ston, Grayson.

Chas. W. and E, J. cabbage
plants ready. Guar. sat. 500, 35c;
55c M. Lucile Norton, Baxley.

cabbage

| cantaloupe seed



Chas. W. cabbage plants, 65c:

M.
eggs, syrup, few garden pea seed,
onion sets, strawberry Iceburg
lettuce plants or seed. Mrs. C.
L. Dickerson, Manassas.

Chas. W., E. J. cabbage plants,
35c, 500; 55 M prepaid: Lennox
L. Morris Jr., Baxley.

E. J., Chas. W. cabbage plants,
50c M prepaid. Bermuda onion
plants, 75c M del. Cash with or-
der. Earnest Lewis, Baxley.

All var. cabbage plants, 49c M
del. 5 M $2.39 prepaid; Bermu-
da onion, 69c M. 5 M $3.29 pre-
paid. Cash with order. Johnnie
Smith, Baxley.

Frost - proof cabbage plants.
Millions ready. 50c M postpaid
40c FOB. Cash with order. No
chks. Exc. some for flue cured
tobacco. Amos Williams, Gaines-
ville.

Klondike and Lady T. straw-
berry plants, 20c C. $1.75 M del.
Chas. W., E. J., cabbage, 75c M
del. 5 M up, 50c M collect. Guy
Crow, Gainesville, R 2.

Frost - proof cabbave plants,
500, 40c; 60c M. Klondike straw-
berry plants, $1 M. Theresa Al-
1ee Gainesville, R 2.

Plants Wanted

Exc. { Ib. pure. Rocky Ford
Cittle, round,
sweet kind), for 500 BE. J., W.
cabbage plants and 4 or 500 Ber-
muda onion plants at once. Mrs.
P. 8. Powell, OR AEY,

Seed For Sale

Calif. beer seed, 5c thls., post-
paid, pkt. another seed free.
Mrs. T. C. Craton, Dallas, R 4.

Harliest of all winter Eng. pea
seed, 35c 1b; old fashioned ten-
derest cornfield beans, 30c Ib;
Speck'ed Beauty (finest cornfield
bean grown), 40c lb. postpaid.
Eva Cogburn, Alpharetta, R 2.

Clements Imp, melon seed, $1
oz., $10 1b. Melons grow to wt.
150-165 lbs. Exc. for cabbage
plants, all var., at 50c M. E. T.
Clements, Tennille.

White nest onions for plant-
ing or eating, 30c gal. $1.75 bu.
Add postage. D. M. Bargem, Ty-
rone.

163 Ibs. Chas. _ Ww. cabbage
seed, 60c Ib. FOB. A. L, Page,
Omega.

Watermelon seed, direct from
Watson. Saved from melons 25
lb. up. 50c Ib. or 45 in 25 Ib.











lots. O. L. Ellis, Moultrie, R 4.

From 100-150 lbs. American
Wonder melon seed, 1932 crop.

Has been grown to wt. 125 Ibs. 40c .
Ib. del. J. H. Poston, Chattahoo- :

chee, Fla. Rt. 1, Box 68. Resi-
dent of Decatur County, Ga, 3
miles Fla. and Ga. line.

600 Ibs. Thurmond Gray melon |

seed, 25c lb. FOB. A-1, no mel-
ons shipped from field. J. C.
Jenkins, Bridgeboro, R 1.

White Bermuda onion sets, 15c
qt. 25c per half gal; 50c gal. $3.50
bu. del. parcel post. Mrs. Louise
Hollomon, Brooklyn,

White seeded Shallu or chick-
en corn, 4c lb. Troy Brittain,
(failed to state address in ad
sent to Bulletin) Rt. 6.

Grohoma seed, 10c Ib. Cow;
Hog, Hen and Mule like it;
makes good roughage, cured.

N.| Exc. 10 lbs. for M. Healthy cab-

bage plants, immediately. Okra
seed, 10c cupful. D. C. Maddox,
Jackson, R 38.

Beet seed, 5c oz., 50c Ib. Gar-
den peas, 20c Ib. Red raspberries
tame blackberries, 5c ea; garlic,
horseradish, 25c doz. Exc. for No.
Ga. honey. Mrs. S. M. Gunter,
Lawrenceville, R 1.

Clean, white nest multiplying
onions, 45c gal. del. 2 1-2 gal. $1
del. Cash or money order. Mrs.
Grace B. Murphy, Jasper.

Large White Bermuda or Yel-
low Skin Bermuda in lots of 10M
or more at 60c M. Del. in Ga.
Prizetaker onion seed, $1.40 Ib.

10c . or exc. for chickens, |
Donald Gordon Smith, Cle

ea. 85c doz. Mrs. Bertha Patter

| Tifton, R 3, Box 344.

Lewis, Toomsboro.







Cabbage and tomato seed, 90c 1





land.

Jamaica tebacco seed from
good crop, th's., postpaid f
50c; 1-2 lb. $2, insured and post

paid. Money order only. M.
Martin, Stilson.

Mung bean seed, 8e qt. 55 p!
1 gal. cracklings, 4Cc. Exc. for
few lbs. nice dried peaches.
Write. Mrs. G. L. Tallant, Cum:
ming, R 1.

Clements American Wonde
melon seed. Melons grow to
ormous size, sweet and juic
$3.50 Ib; 1-2 lb. $2; 1-4 Ib. $1.2
del. Limited amount. C. R. Smi f
Buford, R 3.

Wakefield, Flat Dutch and Co
penhagen cabbage plants, $1 I
New Stone and Baltimore toma
to, 75c Ib. Marglobe, $1.50; whit
nest onions, 50c pk. $2 bu. Ab
ruzzi rye, $1.00 bu. B. R. Wood
liff, Flowery Branch.

White Bunch butter bean:
cushaw and pumpkin seed, lI
cupful; white multiplying onior
(the kind that dont go to seed
25c gal. Add postage. Mrs. Ee
Echols, Philomath.

Bonanza tobacco seed, 250 pe
thls., postpaid. Large quantitie:
cheaper, L. H. Grims'ey, Adel.

White nest onions, clean. 20
qt. 60c gal. Klondike strawberry
25c C; $1.25 M; scuppernon
muscadine, and fig bushes, 10



























































son, Waco.

2 lbs. new Break-o-Day. toma
to seed, fine stock, $5. Exc. fo:
other value. What have you?

Vester Sniper, Bonaire, Rl.

Conch peas, 3 lbs. 50c; T-N-T
or Mushroom pop corn, 1-2 lb,
30c; 1 1b. 50c; Japanese Hull-les:
pop corn, 1 lb. 35c; LaCone
peas (new var.) 1-2 Ib. 25c. Post
paid. Earl 8. Redwine, Madras.

Pop corn, shelled, 25c gal. Exc
for peanuts or pecans. Ea. pay
postage. James Carpenter, Ra
bun Gap. s

Seed Wanted

Want collard, okra, pure Stone
Mtn., melon seed, white feed
sacks, pecans, Wi'l exc. fros'
proof cabbage plants: Crowders,
Lady peas, bright, new sundried
apples. C. F. Maddox, Lawrence-
ville.

Exe. 3 lbs. Purple (bunch) but,
ter bean seed for same amt. Eng,
pea, seed, Telephone or Bunch
State kind. Both pay postage; 3
Aristocrat B. R. hens, cockerels,
$10. Mrs. Sarah F, ate
Carl, Box 85.
























































Miscellaneous For Sale







Black walnut kernels, 25c Ib
in 2 Ib. orders or more,
Miss M. A. Cochran, Protectior

Walnut kernels, large pieces,
from cultivated trees. Sat. guar.
35c lb. John Crone, Philomath.

Beeswax, 8 lbs. at 20c Ib. at
my home; 6 gums bees, $1 ea.
and come after them. 4 bu. wal
nuts, hulled, 75c bu; 23 Ibs. pe
cans, 13c lb. Mrs. V. A, Wheless
Arnoldsville. 4

20 lbs. geese feathers, 50c Ib
FOB here. Mrs. J. Y. Chastain
Wrightsville. ie

Camphor tree plants, 50c doz
Banana plants, 25c. Exe. for good
eating apples. Mrs. J. L. Bask






























Dry sage, 40c lb. butter-peas
20c lb. Eng. peas, 15c cupful;
black walnuts 75 bu. Strawber-
ry plants, 25c C; Sage plants,
50 doz. Add postage. Mrs. W. V
Thompson, Bremen, R 1.

Broom straw, $1.10 per be
Exc. for white sacks. Mrs. Wavy












Nice, clean, dry sifted black
walnut MEATS, new crop, 35c lb.
del. Hoyt Howington, Commerce, :
Re 2:

Hot Red pepper, dried, 30c Ib. 5
mee Ida he Bes Alto, R 1,

















Miscellaneous For Sale







Tobacco For Sale



Hot pepper, 35c gal. 20c Ib;
horseradish, 25c lb. Will in-
clude 6 sets with each pound.
Calamus, 15 doz. Ratsbane, 20c
Mrs. W. A. Johnson, Alto,

Deer Tongue leaves for flav-
oring smoking tobacco, 35c Tb.
Speckled bunch butter beans, 10c
b. Add postage. W. M. Thorn-
on, Jesup.

2 lbs. black walnut MEATS
or sale or exc. for 12 white feed
\cks, or 500 large var. straw-
erry plants to exc. for 12 white
eed sacks, 100 lb. cap. Mrs. Ora
thornton, Cumming.

Walnut, Red Oak, wild cherry,
peach tree bark, yellow dock,
sassafras, rattle root, 5 lbs. 25c;
ellow root, 5 Ibs. 50c. Add pos-
age. Miss M. E. Adams, Mariet-
ta, R 3.

Brand new oak ashes for sale
r exc., at $8 per ton, not del.
Would exc. for any kind of farm
roduce. W. E. Arnert, Reids-

Large size black walnuts, dried
d hulled, clean, 1932 crop. $1
Will ship at once. Sarah
rshall, Talbotton, R 1.

ack walnuts, large size, 1932
rop., 75c bu. Mrs. R. M. Holmes,
Woodland.

3 bu. black walnuts, hulled, 2
u. hickorynuts, hulled, 3 bu.
yp corn, in ear. Would like to
to bunch. Master John Wes-
, Ringgold, R 1.

} Ibs. new crop sage, 40c 1D,
exc. for white feed sacks, free
f holes. Mrs. Mary Stokes, Talk-
ing Rock.

Nice, clean, dried sage, 50c
. Red Hot pepper, 25c lb. All
el. nice, dried black walnuts,
wulled, 1932 crop. 2c lb. Money
order only. Write. Mrs. J. E.
awn, Rhine, R 1, Box 115.
About 50 lbs. pure geese fea-
rs, 60c lb. Miss Lula Lawson,
rsyth.

yack walnut meats, new crop,
ry, sifted, clean, in large pieces,
5c Ib. del. Mrs, Nell Howington
mmerce, R 2.

00 flour sacks, 24 Ib. cap., 2c
or exc. for pecans. Mrs.
. Leverett, Atlanta, R l,
one Raymond 5960.

Nice, clean, fresh tallow, 20c
Add postage. No stamps. Mrs.
-T. Smith, Lawrenceville, R 2.



y



fiscellaneous Wanted



Want 100 lb. white feed sacks.
c. walnut MEATS, value, 30c
pop corn, 10c qt. Mrs. L, M.
Reece, Talking Rock, R 2.

Want to hear from party who
as extra long steer horn un-
inished. C. M. Cantrell, Jas-





[Tabacco For Sale



Sane a eee em meena



Good Leaf tobacco, smoking
nd chewing, 13 lbs. $1 del. in
3a, Exc. some for peanuts. R.
Rentz, Baxley.

Good, old barn, flue cured to-
acco, 1931 crop, chewing or
moking, long red or yellow leaf
0 lbs. 50c. Mrs. B. E. White,












12.
1931 crop tobacco, long bright
nd red leaf, mellow and well
essed, ready for use, 10 Ibs. 50c
stelle Williams, Mershon.
Good, home made tobacco, brt.
red leaf, aged and mellow,
yell pressed, 12 lbs. $1 del. in Ga.
firs. W. W. Cothern, Coffee.
Good, old home-made tobac-
0, smoking and chewing. Ready
use. Lee Taylor, Alma, Rt. 3.
Good, old, home made ready
chew tobacco, 10 Ibs. 55c; pos-
e collect; smoking, 10 lbs. 60c.
iene Colby, Alma, R 3, Box







Good, old home-made, ready
chew tobacco, 13 lbs. $1 del.
rd zone; smoking, 10 lbs. 60c.
A. H. Williams, Care John Wil-
liams, Alma, R 3. -

: yh.











Good, old, home-made, flue
cured tobacco, 10 lbs. 50c; smo-
king, 10 Ibs. 55. Clyde Lankford
Alma, R- 3.

Genuine, flue cured tobacco,
smoking or chewing, good fla-
vor, 14 Ibs. $1; a'so Virginia Brt.
Leaf tob. seed, 20c tbls. $1 tea-
cupful. G. W. Miles, Alma.

Good, smoking tobacco, 25 Ibs.
$1; nest onions, 40c gal. or exc.
for butter-bean seed, or white
mush peas, or sugar crowders.
Mrs. J. R. Lanier, Graymont, R
ly
Good, old home-made tobacco,
Bright and Red Leaf, 1931 crop.
Mild and mellow. Ready for use,
10 lbs. 50c. D. E. Williams, Mer-
shon.

Selected Dark Long Leaf chew-
ing or smoking tobacco, 10 lbs.
$1, selected cash. Tobacco seed,
treated, 25c oz. Alfred Gray, Ly-
ons, R 3.

Bright Leaf chewing tobacco,
12 lbs, $1 del; smoking, 15 lbs.
$1 del. 3rd zone. David Hutto,
Surrency.

Bright and flue cured tobacco,
chewing, 12 lbs. $1; smoking, 15
Ibs. $1 del. 3rd zone. Linnie
Burke, Surrency. :

Good, home made, flue cured
tobacco, good and strong and
Red tobacco, 12 lbs. $1 del. 3rd
zone. H. H. Herring, Surrency,
Res

Good, flue cured tobacco, Red
and Yellow, 6 Ibs. 50c; 13 Ibs. $1
del. 3rd zone by parcel post. Miss
Eunice Thornton, Screven,

Genuine flue cured pipe and
cigarette tobacco, 6 lbs. 50c; 13
Ibs. $1; chewing, 5 Ibs. 50c; 11.
Ibs. $1 prepaid. James McLeod,
Screven. ;

Long leaf tobacco, Red with
age, guar. 10 lbs. $1 postpaid in
Ga. Dan Gray, Uvalda.

Good tobacco, 13 lbs. $1; 6 Ibs.
50c, Cash with order. Pay post-
age. Mrs. Macy Tyre, Baxley, R
4,
Good brown flue cured tobac-
co, 14 Ibs. $1; 7 lbs. 50c prepaid
3rd zone. Mrs. Alma Thornton,
Baxley, R 2.

A-1, flue cured tobacco, 11 lbs,
$1 prepaid to 3rd zone, or 15 Ibs.
trash tobacco, $1 prepaid to 3rd
zone. Mrs. Blanche Harris, Bax-
ley. Fe poe

Genuine, A-1, yellow flue cur-
ed smoking and chewing tobac-
co, 13 lbs. $1, prepaid to 3rd
zone. Henry Hatris, Baxley, R 2.

Good whole leaf tobacco, 13
Ibs. $1; 6 lbs. 50c. prepaid 3rd
zone. Alice Milikin, Baxley.

Genuine barn or flue cured
tobacco, 1931 crop. 12 lbs. $1 del.
Gea. E. M. Padgett, Coffee.

Good, flue cured ~ tobacco.
Ready for use. Chewing or smo-
king, 13 Ibs. $1 del. 3rd zone.
Dorothy Mae Harris, Mershon.

Good, flue cured tobacco,
Bright or Red leaf,,12 lbs, $1 del
in Ga. J. S. Miles, Coffee.

Select long leaf tobacco, chew-
ing or smoking, 10 lbs. $1 del. in
Ga. Guar. Henry Dickerson, Ly-
ons. ;

Barn, flue cured tobacco, rea-
dy to use, long dark red leaf. 13

lbs. $1 postpaid. J. G. Medders, }

Alma.

Barn cured tobacco, dark red
or light red leaf, ready to use,
14 Ibs. $1; smoking, 16 Ibs. $1.
Postpaid. Sat. guar. W. L. Wil-
liams, Coffee.

Flue cured tobacco, No. 1,
1932 crop. Ready to use, 14 Ibs.
$1 postpaid. Sat. guar. Also Vir-
ginia Bright leaf tob. seed, 20
tbls. R. F. Turner, Alma, R 3.

Good, old, home-made tobacco,
flue cured. Smoking, 12 Ibs. $1;
chewing, 14 Ibs. $1. prepaid 3rd
zone. I. G. Pierce, Alma, R3.

Good, home-made, flue cured
tobacco, Ga. grown. Ready for
use, 10 Ibs. 85c. Del. in Ga. Mrs.
Cc. A. Beatright, Mershon.

Good barn and flue cured to-

bacco, ready for use, chewing or








Tobacco For Sale

smoking, 12 Ibs. $1 del. 3rd zone.
Miss Colleen Deen, Coffee.

Flue cured tobacco, long dark
red leaf 1931 crop. Ready for
chewing, 13 lbs. $1 del. Sat.
guar. J. H. Peacock, Coffee.

Bright, flue cured tobacco, or
dark red leaf. Ready to chew,
14 lbs. $1; smoking, 16 lbs. $1.
Postpaid. Sat. guar. Mrs. E. D.
Music, Alma.

Good, flue cured tobacco, now
molded, yellow and red. 19382
crop. Chewing and smoking, 10
Ibs. $1 postpaid. H. D. Boatright,
Rockingham,

Good, flue cured tobacco, smo-
king and chewing, 14 lbs. $1; 30
lbs. $2 del. 3rd zone; also Ever-
lay str. Brown Leghorns, 5 hens
and cockerel, 2 yrs. old, 75c ea.
Mrs. Belle Park, Alma, R 4.

Flue cured tobacco, long dark
Red or Light Red leaf. 1931 crop.
Ready to use. 13 Ibs. $1 prepaid
to 38rd zon. Sat. guar. H. L. Wil-
liams, Rockingham.

Good, old home-made tobacco,
flue cured and long red leaf, wel!
pressed, 14 lbs. $1 postpaid to
srd zone. Sat. guar. R. D. Da-
vis, Alma, R 3.

Good, old home-made tobacco,

1932 crop. Well pressed, ready |

to use, 15 Ibs. $1 del. 3rd zone.
Sat. guar. W. H. Davis, Coffee,
R 1. De

Flue cured smoking tebacco,
flavored, ready to use, 25c Ib.
oe O. L. Carter, Alma, R

Barn, flue cured smoking to-
bacco, aged mellow, well press-
ed, ready to use, 25c lb. postpaid.
Jake Taylor, Alma, R 1.

Good, flue cured tobacco, aged
in bulk, 15 lbs. $1; 7 Ibs. 50c del.
in Ga. Cesar Clark, Surrency.

Good, flue cured tobacco, 15
Ibs. $1; 7 lbs. 50c. Have some last
yrs. tobacco. Del. in Ga. Mrs.
Ralph M. Bennett, Surrency.

Good, flue cured tobacco, 15
Ibs. $1 del. in Ga. Cash with or-
der. No order less than 50c, Fan-
nie Arnold, Surrency.

Good, grade of first class long
red leaf, flue cured tobacco, re-
cleaned and ready to use, 13 Ibs.
= Peer J. S. Crapps, Alma,

No. 1 grade red flue cured to-
bacco, first class. Ready for use,
14 Ibs. $1 postpaid. Stephen Wil-
liams, Alma.

Dark red, flue cured tobacco,
prepared ready to use, 14 lbs. $1

postpaid to 3rd zone. J. B, Par-

ker, Alma. :

Long dark red, flue cured to-
bacco, ready to chew, 14 Ibs. $i
gee Bane McCall, Alma, R
A No. 0 grade of Red or yellow
flue cured tobacco, aged and
mellow, ready to chew, 14 lbs. $i
prepaid in Ga. Sat. guar. Frank
Parker, Alma, R 3.

Dark Red and Light Red, flue
ured tobacco, stemmed, twisted,
flavored, 10 lbs. $1.25 prepaid in

Ga. Ellis Williams, Alma. BS

Barn cured tobacco, chewing,
12 lbs. $1; smoking, 15 Ibs. $1 dei
to 8rd zone. No order less. than
50c. S. P. Hutto, Surrency.

Barn, flue cured tobacco, long.
dark or light red leaf, aged me:-
low, pressed, ready to use, 14 lbs.

$1 postpaid. Sat. guar. J. D. Ben-

nett, Rockingham.

Good, old home-made, flue
cured tobacco, Bright or . Rea
Leaf, aged and mellow, wel
pressed, 10 lbs. 60c. W .L. Dean,
Mershon, :

Good, old, home-made tobac-
co, Bright: and. Red Leaf, 1931
crop. Well pressed, ready for use
13 lbs. $1 del. in Ga. Bessie Ma-
this, Mershon.

. Good, o:d time home-made to-
bacco, chewing or smoking, 16
lbs. $1. J. R. Turner, Alma, R 3.

Good, barn and flue cured to-
bacco, aged, smoking and chew-
ing, 14 lbs. $1. W. E. Barber,
Alma, R 3._ Re es,






















































































MARKET BULLETIN _ ;

c Tobacco For Sale

Genuine barn or flue cured to-
bacco, Long Bright or Red Leaf,
12 Ibs. $1 del. Ga. H. G. Will-
iams, Coffee.

Good, old flue cured 1931 crop
tobacco, Bright or Red Leaf, 10
lbs. 50c. Dewey Edwards, Mer-
shon.

Barn flue cured tobacco, dark
red leaf, ready to use, 14 lbs. $1
prepaid to 8rd zone. Sat. guar.
Miss Willie Belle McQuaige, Al-
ma, R 3. .

Flue cured tobacco, long Red
Leaf, ready to use, 14 lbs. $1 pre-
paid 8rd zone. Guar. or money
returned. Mrs. W. H. Robinson,
Alma, R 3.

Barn flue cured tobacco, dark
red leaf, 14 lbs. $1 postpaid; smo-
king, 15 lbs. $1, postpaid. Sat.
guar. Elie Hann, Alma, R 3.

Tobacco Wanted

Want to hear from party at
once who can furnish tobacco
stems in good cond., in quanti-
ties of 1 to 200 lbs. C. E. Staf-
ford, Taylors Creek.





Georgia Products

For Sale

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE

Jacksons Wonder bush butter-
beans and sirinvless green pod
peans, 15c Ib; lady peas, 6c lb.
All clean, sound, unmixed seed.
Orders of 50c up postpaid. Mar-
ian McConnell, Cornelia.

Cow peas for sale or exc. for
pure Cleveland big boll cotton
seed, near here. A. J. Adams,
Ashburn. R 2.

400 bu. Brabham peas, not
mixed, 65c bu; i100 bu, mixed
Brabs and Irons, 60c bu. All 1932
crop, sound FOB. Sample on re-
quest. Tom Codgle, Oglethorpe.

10
Bunch Prolific butter - beans,
this yrs crop. Good for planting
or eating. Sell or exc. lb. for lb.
for dried fruit. C. A. Patterson,
iy Ty, Kt,

QO-too-tan beans and field
peas. Exc. beans for 200 lbs. Ko-
rean Lespedeza; exc. peas. for
sev. ready (practically) to kill
aogs; Cane seed, $1 per CWT,
FOB Gainesville. F. W. OKel-
.ey, Murrayville.

' 1 M ibs. white crowder peas,
be FOB. Jim Hale, Buena Vis-

a.

Speckled Sugar Crowder peas,
Oream sugar crowders and SGil-
ver Hulls. All, &c lb. del. in 10
hb. lots; walnut MEATS, large
oleces, 40c lb. del. Mrs. M. C.
Jrow, Gainesville, R 2.

White lady peas, 5c lb. or $2.75
ger bu. FOB. Morris Burroughs,
Janon, >

Old-time cornfield beans, very
vender, Bunch and Running
sutter~bean seed, 15c cupful;
Hot Red pepper, 25c gal; white
rest onions, 40c gal. postpaid.
p Mrs. W. G. Goldman, Loco.

Cream sugar crowder peas,
leand and sound, 5c Ib. del. in
3rd zone. Mrs, Lou Garreit,
Summinz, R 1.



bu. or $4 for the lot: Red Hot
depper, 30c gal. or Exc. for white
feed sacks. Mrs. Francis Carter,
Waverly, R: 2 A.

_ 2 cars sound, dry velvet beans
n pod, $5 ton; 200 bu. early
speckled velvet beans, even wt.
Jagsp, 60c bu. C. M. Rogers,
shester.

100 bu. O-too-tans, $2 bu. Cash
with order; about 150 bu. sweet
potatoes. Make offer at my
arm, 1 mi. south of Tennille. H.
M. Boatright, Tennile, Box 15.

1M bu. Running Velvets, for
jale. J. W. Parker, Millen,

100 bu. black peas, 85c bu.
Cane seed, 50c bu; 50 bu. black
walnuts, 50c bu. All FOB. C. L.
Osborn, Ellijay, R 4.

8 bu. 80 day velvet beans, 60c



lbs. Hendersons White:

| vis, Fayetteville.


































Thursday, December 22, 1
Georgia Products
For Sale

%



bu. Exc. for Brabham peas. M
Brinie Dye, Avera, R 1, Box 1

White running butter be
seed, for sale or exc, for dri
peaches, apples, Irish potato
Burbanks thornless _ blackber
plants, $1 doz. 2 doz. $1.75. KE.
Watson, Mauk.

Pure Cream Crowders, $2
60c pk. Brandywine strawher
plants, 50c C. $3 M. Burban
thornless blackberry, 50c 4d
McDonalds blackberry, $1 C
J. Pike, Mauk.

250 bu. Brabham and 50.
Trons, 1932 crop. Price and sa
ples on request. No exch. W.
Renfroe, Wellston. ie

10 lbs. white or coored bun
butter beans, 10c lb. postpaid,
exc. 5 ibs. for 5 lbs. dried appl
free from worms, core, peel. M
Clarence McMillian, Dacula,
1. ae

50 bu. choice Brown Whip
75c bu; 25 bu. No. 1 Brabhar
extra good quality, 85c bu. FO



BUTTER FOR SALE

2 or 3 lbs. nice country butter
per week, 20 lb. FOB. Mrs
B. Davis, Fairburn, R 1.

4 - 6 lbs. nice, fresh Jers
butter week y, del. 25c Ib. M
John: Hollingsworth, Clem, R

4 - 6 lbs. good, fresh Jers
butter ea. week, 25c Ib. del. |
or 2nd zone. Cows T. B. teste
Mrs. M. D. Kelley, Blaine.



CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE

Sev. bu. shelled Golden Q
pop corn, 6c lb. or 10 Ibs. |!
postpaid; 10 lbs. white vel
okra seed, 15c lb. Ben Fo
Warm Springs. aes

Nassau, weevil - proof
corn, prolific, from Bermu
Isles; grown here, grows to_
ft. high; more forage than E
silage corn. Supply limited. Be:
by test. W. C. Smith, Smyrn
j t :

ef























Rice pop corn, 10c cup, 3
25, FOB. Robert Jones, Whit
burg. be

40 bu. corn in shuck, 50c
Cash. Parties will have to co!
after the corn. Mrs. Annie.
Herndon, Mayfield, R 2, Box |

Imp. Piedmont seed corn 4
Wannamaker. cotton seed, pr
ed right, and wi'l take Brabhi
cow peas, milling corn, wheat,
and syrup in exch. R. P. Stein-
heimer, Brooks.





COTTON SEED FOR SALE

Long Staple Rucker cot
seed, $1 per cwt., FOB; Coke
5 lon'z staple, $1 per CWT. FO
Also okra seed, 20c Ib. postp:
W. M. Bryan, Canon.

Ped. Piedmont cotton seed, |
boll, 40 bu. Exc. 3 bu. for 5
other seed; 1 Jersey 4 gal.
-and heifer calf. Mrs, E. M, Tr









Havine produced the best b





5 bu, running velvet beans, $1],





offered for sale both at Covi
ton and Social Circle, I have fo
sele at $3 bu. Long Staple cot
seed. Brands Improved. G.
Brand, Coving'on, R 3.

Ruckers cotton seed, 2nd_
45c bu. FOB; 40c at barn; 8
ghum syrup, 50c gal. FOB. J.
Stone, Adairsville, R 3.


















FRESH AND CURED MEA
15 country cured hams, killed





fsummertown.

cured and smoked right. Wt.
{to 25 lbs. 15 lb. Shoulders,
lb. COD plus postage. G..
| Fain, Edicon.
' Heymetically sealed sausa
/pregcooked, cant spoil, m
from sirloin steak of pork,

. del. zone 2. W. C. &


































































































December 22, 1939.

RR 3.
b. Mrs. J. T. Anderson,

pecans, pieces, 28c Ib.
ny quantity. Nelson
an.

. C. Runner peanuts,
also 36 March hatch
tr. B. R. pullets with 3
free, 75c ea; 40 lbs. hand
large De mas pecans, 20c
Norton, Edison.

panish peanuts, 3c lb;
ell pecans, 12 1-2c Ib.
ootan soy beans, sound
matured, $2.50 bu. All
E. Thornton, Bowdon,

Jarge Stuart papershell
8 make a pound). 5
postpaid. 4th zone add
stage. Mrs. T. C. Floyd,

pecans, 10c lb. del. in
n Ga. Mrs. T. P. Blue,

s for sale. 15c lb; also
sey cows for sale, also.
radbury, Bogart.
pershell Schleys, new
ar. sound and sweet, 25c
Ga. No chks, nor stamps.

vorder. Mrs. Emma
Monroe
shell pecans, 700 lbs.

20c 1b. 1200 lbs. Mobiles
che, 15c lb. FOB in 100

up, or 20 and 25c Ib. del.
quantities. C. G. Oliver,
e, R 2.

e pecans, 10c lb. del. Ga.

Jots. Mrs. Henry Lynch,

TELA CECEEN NG

AND OTHER FRUIT



nsp.pecan trees: Schleys,
Money - Makers. Write
al low prices in large
as. C. Harman, Stovall.
insp., true to name ap-
| peach trees, lead. var.,
5c ea. Grape vines, 10c;
Ting strawberry, 75c C.
iw. 4H. Alexander,

var. 2 and 3 yr. old ap-
| peach trees, 15c; pear
25c; Concord and
Miss onary
erry, 50c C.
L. C. Head, Cleveland.
old appe trees, cheap for
r exc. for corn, syrup or

g
e. J. Lb. Westbrook, Bre-

old Sugar pear trees,
ens in August; large,
preserving, 15c ea. $1
. Exc. for anything can
s. W. R. Thompson, Law-
ville, R 1.

ince trees, 20c ea. 6 for $1;
erry, 10c ea. 12 for $1;
ea; Everbearing straw-
nts, 25c C. $2 M. Damp
a Mrs. L. D. Spriggs,
rt.

unt moving Nursery, sell-
dirt cheap.. Write for
m any kind of fruit trees
er shrubs. A. J. Weldon,

hinese Hairy Chestnut
not sub. to bark disease. 1
id, $3 each; 20 Chinese and
Zealand Nectarines (very
old, $1 ea. (Party fail-
State name in ad_ sent to
in), Jasper, Ga.
black everbearing mul-
prouts, 3 - 4 ft. rooted,
15 for $1 postpaid; white
k scuppernongs, rooted,
3 for 25c. D. W. McCook,
e, R 2, Box 17.
wn fig, white scuppernong,
$9 doz. in assorted lots, 6
Exc, 6 for 2 large black
and 2-everbearing mul-
hazlenut, 35 doz. 3 doz.
A. Moon, Waco, R 2.

@ papershell Stuarts, 1932

| exch. James Cureton, Austell.



Georgia Products
For Sale

{
Scuppernongs vines, well root-, wheat, seed Soy beans,

oS ed, large whi-e var., 20c each, 3, hay, etc. S. ;
eedling pecans, 7c tb. in| for 50c, postpaid. Isla Hamilton,| vy oe

, FOB. W. E. Faulk,

Alamo, R 2.

Stuart and Schley pecan trees .
for sale. J. H. Hooks, Warthen. |

Goose plums, large red var.,
well rooted, 3 for 30c stampsi
(3c), prepaid in Georvia. Pied-
mont 2-ear corn, for sale. Write.
A. Steinheimer, Woolsey, R 1.

Few Fig sprouts (grown little
Sweet figs), 10c ea. not prepa.d.
Mrs. M. Pitts, Cordele, R D.

Mobile pecan trees, 25c ea. or
exc. for good shelled oats. J. P.
Brown, Meansville.

_MARKET BULLETIN
Georgia Products
Wanted





- Georgia Products

Wanted



baled

Want a'l var. peas, especially
Clays, black eyes, Lady and
brown-eyes, if quality and price
right. Send samples and prices,
stating quantity of each. R. N.
Ethridge, Jackson,

Want 8 tons velvet beans. Will
buy in ton lots; also want 150 bu
shelled corn, small lots or all
in lump. State what you have
and price. Joe Jones, Columbus.

Want 100 bu. Bunch velvet
beans, 50 bu. Osceola Velvets,
January shipment. Send sample
and price. Jack Burch, Chester.



Goose plum trees, 60c doz.
postpaid in Ga. Fine preserving
2 ee Ethel Sullivan, Marietta,

White scuppernongs, rooted, 6,
30c; 50c doz. Sage and catnip
plants, 20c per doz. Exc. for 100
Ib, white feed sacks. Add poct-!
age. Mrs. Leila Titshaw, Monroe

2 yr. old peach trees, white
and yellow clings'one, 12, $1; 24,
$1.75; 3 doz. $2.50 del. Mrs. A. S.
Paulk, Ocilla.

Scuppernong, muscadine vines,
Fig, Blue Goose plums, 10c ea.,
85c doz. Del. Hazlenut, 40c doz.
Exc. for white feed sacks, tobac-
co, pecans, etc. A. T. Patterson,
Waco.

Everbearing pear trees, blight
resistant, delicious for eating
and other purposes. First yr.
offered for sale. Original stock
discovered more than 30 yrs. azo.
Write for prices. T. G. Chapman,
Bronwood.

Apple, pear, 5 - 7 ft., 3 years
standard varieties, 25c; 2 yrs.
4 - 5 ft. 20c each; Concord, Ives,
Niagara, Delaware, Berckmans,
Lutie grape vines, 1-2 yr. 10 and
15c. Accept corn at 50c bu. in



May cherries, White Eng. peach |
trees, 3 - 4 ft. high, Tc ea. 75c |
doz. Add postage. Mrs. V. S. Ladd
Ganiesville, R 7. :

Old time seedling Qarge fruit)
peach, 2 yr trees, $1 doz. or exc.
for anything can use, other than
fruit trees. Write Mrs, O. Ham,



Forsyth, R 6.

Lead. var. apple trees, 3 ft.
10c; Concord, Niagara grape
vines, 3 yrs. 10c, $7.50 C; Pro-

grestive, Klondike strawberry
pants, 50c C. All State insp.
Postpaid. C. M. Alexander, Cleve-



can use. State what:

land.
| Pedigreed pecan trees of heavy
bearing strain. Schley and Stu-
art. T. S. Harris, Ft. Valley.



SYRUP FOR SALE

Pure Sugar cane syrup, A-l
grade, 60 gal. bbl. $14.50; 40 gal.
$9.80; 35 gal. $8.75; 20 gal. keg,
$5.75; 15 gal. $4.75; Cs. 6 - 10s
$2.40. Cash, Lee Patrick, Quit-
man.

200 gal. extra fine sorghum sy-
rup, sealed in new half gal. glass
jars, for sale or exc. for what
have you. Make best offer. H.
J. Yates, Bowdon, R 1.

Bright, heavy pure sugar cane
syrup, 35 gal. bbls., $8.50; 61 gal.
bbls. $14.40; Guar, new crop.
Send money order. J. E. Pat-
rick, Quitman, R 1.

Ga. Cane syrup; a'l pork sau-
sage; Cooks cotton seed; Seed
cane. Sell or exc. for flue cured
tobacco, Angora goats, common
yearlings; near here. L. E. Phil-
lips, Colquitt.

30 gal. pure Ga. Cane syrup in
10 Ib. cans, 50c gal. Cash with
order. No exch. R. H. Hilliard,
Dupont, R 1, Box 48.



VEGETABLES FOR SALE

Ben Hill, Ga. 10 miles S.W. of

AND SEED CORN
WANTED

Want 50 bu. sound yellow corn,
shelled, Make best price, also
price FOB shipping point. John
Wi-kes, Lyons.

Want corn in the ear, del. at

CORN

Atlanta. Columbus Roberts, Co-
lumbus, Ga. . :

Quote price on 30 bu. corn del.
at Oglethorpe. D. P. Coogle, Og-
lethorpe.

Want 100 bu. good, slipped
shuck corn at 42c bu. cash, del.
at Gillsville. H. L. Pitman, Gills-
ville, RFD.

Want to buy 50 bu. good, sound
corn in the Sar at 30c bu. del.
Milner. S. A. Sternes, Milner.

Want 50-75 bu. this yrs good,
sound White or Yellow shelled
corn, in sacks. Quote best price
del. or FOB. C. B. Cheney,
Bairdstown.

Want corn shuck off for
shucks, J. R. Thrasher, Douglas-
ville, R 2.

Exc. 65 lbs. Stuart well filled
pecans for corn: 2 lbs. for bu.
shelled, or will accept 15c Ib.
for pecans. Cash. Ea. pay frt.
in swap. W. M. Cook, Monroe.



FRUIT WANTED
Want to buy a bu. of Ben Da-
vis apples. Make best price. Em-
ity Brown, Devereux.



HONEY BEES AND BE SUP-
PLIES WANTED

Exe. 20 or 30 Ib. good Mobile
pecans, 1932 crop for Honey, good
yellow quality of White Comb or
Ext. 1932 crop, or A-1 Sugar
Cane syrup: 10 lbs. pecans pe-
cans for 1 gal. honey. W. L.
Pounds, Yatesville.



PECANS AND PEANUTS
WANTED

Want pecans. State amount,
best price and send samples. W.
L. Tippins, Waycross, 906 Eads
St.

Highest cash prices paid for
seedling and papershell pecans
in any quantity. Send samples
and write quantity and price will
be quoted. Geo. M. Prince, Co-
lumbus, Box 1160.

Want large quantity new crop,
sound, well filled papershell pe-
cans. State quantity available
and best price, FOB shipping
point, and send samples, A. J.
Gubser, Atlanta, 501 Gould Bldg.

Want 5 bu. good, sound pea-
nuts, free of trash and pops, at
50c bu. Let me hear at once. G.
E, Montgomery, Jasper, R 4.

Want 200-300 lbs. good pea-
nuts for roasting, free of trash
and pops, cheap. Would exc.
some good honey at 10c Ib. W.
P. Clayton, Quill.

Exe. 3 thrifty pigs, wt. 45 Ibs.
ea. for 150 lbs. of Red Valencia
peanuts. J. F. Foster, McRae.

Exc] gal. yellow Danver onions
for 15 lbs. large papershell pe-



Turnips ready for market. W.
J. Whitley, Grower, Tifton, R 5.



BEANS AND PEAS WANTED |

Am in market for all kinds
Field peas, Velvet beans, shelled,
pecans, seed corn, seed _ oats, !



feeding corn, seed rye, seed

Mrs. Ella Wilson, Fair-

cans.
mount, R 2.

Want all var., any amount pe-
cans, also want black walnut |

MEATS. Neon W. Buchanan,

seedlings. W. J. Josey, Americus.



PECAN AND OTHER FRUIT
TREES ETC. WANTED
Want Pecan and Pear trees
State what you have and best
price. Ben F. Wilcox, Hazle-

hurst.

POTATOES WANTED
Want White Star Irish pota-
toes, sound and free from spots
and cuts. Quote price FOB here.
E. C. Ward, Butler.

SYRUP WANTED

Exe. 150 lbs. nice 1932 crop
white comb honey for a 35 gal
BBL. of good sugar cane syrup.
A. G,. Oliver, Meansville.

Want 35 gal. BBL A-1 syrup.
Will exc. 17 hens. Ea. pay Exp.
chgs. Mrs. Julia Wiggins, Doyle.







Poultry For Sale



BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS
Parks and Thompson B. R. 1
and 2 yr. old breeding hens, good
color, good layers, 10 hens and
cock, $10; 5 hens, cock, $5.50.
Guar. L. A. Crawley, High Shoals
White Rock, Fischel str. 7 mos
ald cockerels, $1; 8 mos. old, $1.-
25. Strictly pure bred and thrif-
ty. Mrs. C. C. Payne, Tifton, R
6.
Fine young Buff Rock roosters
$1.50 ea. Mrs. R. D. Jackson,
Dalton.



BRAHMAS
Light Brahma pullets, Giant
str. $1 each. G. H. Laing, Amer-
icus.



CORNISH...
20 pure bred Dark Cornish
young cockerels, Berry str. $1 ea.
Eggs, 5c each; 10 pullets, roost-
er, $10. Guar. sat. Mrs. C. A.
Patterson, Ty Ty, FR 1.

ers, $1 ea; 1 hen and day old
biddies, hen, $1, biddies, 10c ea;
eggs, 5c ea. Mrs. B. E. Williams,
Ty Ty, R 3.

4 big bone Indian game cocks.
75c ea. or exc. for same strain;
Exe. bunch butter beans for dried
peaches or apples; exc. hogs for
good grade syrup. Sam Colvin,
Ocilla.



GAMES
1 Blue Traveller cock; 2 War-
horse cocks, $2 ea. 1 smutty b'ue
$1.75; Pullets to match, 90c each.
Exc. for seed oats. J. D. Wilcher,
Gibson.



GIANTS
Jersey White Giant cockerels,
Marcy str. April hatch, $1.25 ea.
Mrs. Ethel K. McClelland, Cal-
houn, R 2.

-LEGHORNS

3 W L Eng. str. roosters, 6 mos.
old, 1 White Wyandotte same
age rooster, $1 ea. All fine stock.
No chks. Mrs. C. B. Griffin,
Sparks.

W. L. pullets, Tancred strain,
May hatch, for sale or exc. for
vaiue. W. C. Myrick, Lyerly.

30 W. L. this yrs. pullets, now
laying, 60c each; 10 R. I. Red
pullets, wt. over 3 lbs. 75c ea; 2
cockerels, $1 ea. FOB. Cash. Mrs.
A. BE. Weems, Forsyth, RFD 1.

MINORCAS

4 pullets and 1 cockerel, Black
Minorcas, first check for $5 gets
them. J. C. Adams, Franklin.

Black Minorca cockerels, direct
from Superior Hatchery. April
hatch, $1.25 each. Exc. for pea-
nuts or dried fruit. Lee Wald-
rip, Gainesville.

ORPINGTONS
21 Golden Buff Orp. pullets,
ready to lay. Bargain price. J.
C. Batten, Winokur.







_ PAGE SI
Poultry For Sale





Pure bred Dark Cornish roost-

; tested flock. Royal Purple strain

pr. Extra fine. Alonzo P. Boa
man, Augusta, 2840 Walton Wa

Solid white Fantails, 3 mate
prs. and 3 odd birds, $10 for k
These birds are fit to show. Jn
S. Transon, Atlanta, 841 Fredri
St. NE. Hemlock, 3735-J.
White Kings, heavy squabbe
banded and working, 300 pr. fro:
one of best str. 75 pr. Specia:
price on 25 prs. or more. H.
Turner, McDonough.
125 pr. very fine White Kin
$1 per pr. while they last, FO
my home. L. M. Day, Atlan
167 Whitehall St. SW. ve

R. I. REDS
10 April hatch pullets, an
rooster, Donaldson str. $7.50 ph
postage. No chks. Charles ;
Smith, Jr., Eldorendo.
40 pure bred Donaldson R
Red pullets, February and M:
hatch, now lay.ng, 75 ea. S.
Hiers, Savannah, 7 1-2 mile Lo
isville Road. a
Sev. fine R I Red cockere
$1.25 up; also some fine Bou
bon Red turkey toms for bree
ing stock, 25c lb. FOB. Si
guar. R. A. Yeager, Zebulon

PHEASANTS FOR SALE |
Goldens 1932 hatch, $7 pr;
yr. o'd, $10 pr; Ambhearst, 19
hatch, $9 pr.; iy
Reeves, 1932 hatch, $20. Stue
pecans, 5 lbs. $1. L. J. Barr



















































































West Point.

QUAIL FOR SALE ae
Quail breeding stock, $7.50 pe:
pr. 5 prs. or more,-10 per cen
discount until January 5th. 1 he
of parent stock produced 163 egg
during season 1931. Ed M. Fur.
lough, Thomasville, Piney Woo
Quail Farm. 3

Poultry Wanted

CORNISH =

Exc. 2 R. I. Red April hatch

roosters and other value for Co:

nish chickens. Hubert Rolan
Rome, Rt. 3. i

GIANTS
Want 10 pure bred Black Jer
sey Giant pullets and 1 cockerel
not related, February or Marc
1932 hatch, cheap for cash, ant
quick sae. Prefer near as possi
ble. Mrs. Harry E. Magbee, Sape
loe.











ORPINGTONS -
Exc. 6 Black Giant hens for
same number of Buff Orp. pull
ets. Ea. pay express. Mrs. A. D
Dozier, Norwood.

Baby Chicks For Sale

Electrically hatched, uniform
temperature, chicks live bette
and grow faster: del. prices, W.
L., $5.50 C; heavies, $6.50. Ord
less 100, add 1-2c to above pric
es; mixed heavies, $6. K. C. Wes
Ashburn.

Gaskins Better baby chick:
Live, grow and lay. Live del. ex
actly as represented. Write. H.
R. Gaskins, Fitzgerald, R 2. ;

Eng. Leghorns, Reds and Bar
red Rocks. Al from well selected
flacks, pure bred, good layer:
Good, strong, healthy. Order now
Eustace J. McKinney, Jr., Black
shear. a

Thoroughbred White
Barred Rocks, Reds, Eng.
horns, from well culled flock
$6.45 C. Heavy assorted, $5.95 C
Lots less 100, add 1c per chick
Prepaid, Live del. A. H. Fechte
Waycross, :







Eggs F or Sale



Like to contract 1 tray of Jer
sey Black Giant eggs from blood

ea. week. Make best offer. Mrs.
Cliff West, Lilly, Box 113.



PIGEONS ;



Americus. :
Highest prices paid for all
var. papershell pecans, and large

6 pr. ped. Racing Homers, Mar
rott, Sion and Gunay sir. $3.50.









Sooths B. R. AAA Grade eggs,
$1 per 15; $1.50, 30c; $4 C, Write
for prices on incubator lots, Exe







sf order. Qualities A-1;

Eggs For Sale

Live Stock For Sale

_MARKE! BUL

Plants For Bale: .



for good, thrifty pigs, 40 Ibs up.
Bob Sosby, Carnesville, R 2.
R. I. Red eggs for hatching,
fresh eggs for eating; sev. doz.
eekly. Make best cash offer.
Miss Alice Simmons, Buena Vis-

lected for hatching, 75c per 15.
4 doz. weeky. Ethel Giddens,
Eastman, R 5, Box 35.

- Turken (Spencer Wonder Bird)
eggs, $1.25 per 15. Carton ret.
Miss Rebecca Campbell, Atlanta,
860 Boulevard, S.-E.
RE

Dixieland Farms.

Chinchilla bunnies for Xmas.
2 mos. old, 75c; 8 mos. oid does,
$2; 5 N. Z. bucks, $1; does, $2. All
ped. stock. William Walihour,
Decatur, 75 Oakridge Ave.



SHEEP & GOATS FOR SALE

Young, purebred Swiss Tog-
venburg bucks, $10 and $15.
Trade for poultry, pecans, oats.
ete; Also Crotalaria, new legu-
minous hay or green manure
crop, trial packet, 10 prepaid. E.
S. Heath, Scottdale.



Eggs Wanted

- Want hatching eggs from thor-



Want eggs, case lots. oe
od:ested preferred for hatch-
pe r REDS, Or-

a Stock For eae



CATTLE FOR SALE
Well bred, ped. Polled Here-
ford bulls, also bull calves and
heifers, a also reg. Polled Here-
ords. About 300 to pick from.



HOGS FOR SALE
' pure bred Siraight-Nose

Berkshire boar pigs, 6 wks. old

ec. 25th, $4 ea. No exch. Dor-

y Martin, Canon, R 1.

Duroc-Jersey gilts, 6c lb. Reg.
Guernsey bull; Light Brahma

ckerels; Kudzu plants; Japan
walnuts 6c lb. in small lots; 5c
Yb. large lots. L. M. Kennedy,
Collins.

10 B. P. C. pigs, pure bred, 10-
42 wkd both sex, $2.25 each.
Cannot ship at this price. 2 ent.
to reg. sows, 1 bred to reg. S. P.
C. Other not bred. $10 ea. S. L.
Allen, Montezuma.

About 69-70 lb. shoats, for sale
or exc. for White or Brown L.

ns, not over 18 mos. old. H. G.

in last litter, $20; sow, bred for
March litter, $20; 7 mos. old gilt,
$12.50; 2 yr. old male, $20. Edgar
Barnes, Summit.

. P. C. shoats, 5 mos. old,
rize winning stock, $7.50 each;
bred gilts, $15 ea. All reg. in buy-
ers name. Sat, guar. Reg. bull
and heifers, from 6 gal. cow. T.
R. Duggan, Warthen.

9 mixed breed P. C. pigs, $1.50

ch at barn. Make better price
for lot of 9 together. Will not
Ship. Jess Wilson, Machen.

HORSES & MULES FOR SALE
5 yr. old stallion, Ist prize
winner in County Fair;



(failed to state address in ad
sent to Bulletin).

Black mare mule, about 1 M
Tb. wt. work anywhere, $35 cash,

~The best 1100 lb. Bay farm
mare, in good shape, $65. Em-
me't Miller, Woodland.

1 pr. blue mare mules, wt.
about 1150 and 1200 Ibs. in good
some age,
but no plugs. $250 for the pr. A.

. McMichen, Cartersville, R 4.

1 small pony, about 11 yrs. old,
ie sale. N. F. Bray, Wrights-~
_ ville.

RABBITS FOR SALE

Forced to sell,
rabbits, sub. to reg., cheap. J. C./

Hom, Atlanta, R 2, Box 176.



works |=



all kinds of



Live Stock Wanted

CATTLE WANTED
Exc. 25 bu. corn for good Jer-



| sey cow with 2nd calf; giving 2 -

3 gal. milk. Write first. Good
corn. Have some good black-eyed
peas, 5c |b. Frank Crowder, Mil-
Ner UR Ie . :

HOGS WANTED

Want exc. good $10 value for
pair of pigs, 6 wks. o'd, or older.
E. W Hendon, Acworth.

Exc. Black Jersey bull, 15 yrs.
old, for 2 Guinea little bone fe-
male pigs, Ea. pay del. chgs. on
what he receives. C. C. Cathey,
Sweet Gum.

HORSES & MULES WANTED
Want to rent 4 good mules for
farm use for 1933. Have plenty



| feed. Will pay reasonable rent.

Also sev. M grafted pecan trees,

14 . 10 ft. 10 ea. Party buying

to dig trees up. W.
StiJson.

Want a bugzy horse, also want
to buy seed oats. Will exc. cows,
calves, velvet beans, seed peas,
sows and shoats and ojfher val-
ue. W. J. Morgan, Sillmore.

Exc| pecan trees, Concord
grape vine cuttings and other
value for a mule, Write. Y. M.
Anderson, Williamson.

SHEEP & GOATS WANTED
Exc. White King pigeons or
full blooded Jersey bulls, for
milking goats, or will buy goats

if priced right. Leo T. Barber,
Moutrie. :

Positions Wanted

Colored man with family want

A. Swint,







Share crop. Must be moved. Can

furnish self. Charlie
Fairburn.

Want job on farm. 2 in fam-
ily. Will work for wages, or take
1 horse farm, shares. Good work-
ers. Have to be furnished. Best
: ref. D. A. Melton, Austell, R

Want small 1 horse farm, with
good house, plenty of wood. Dont
care how poor the soil is. Stand-
ing rent. Like to lease for 10-15
yrs. 5 at a time. J. W. Greenway,
Clermont.

Farm 1 Help Wanted _

Want man with small family
to tend 1 horse crp on 50-50 ba-
sis. Wil run parties to reasonable
menthly amount. Have some out-
side work to do in spare time.
D. P. Martin, Cobbtown.

Want a woman between 18 and
30 yrs. old, who can drive a car
and do light farm work. Ref.
exch. Write. Mrs. E. Johnson,
Irwinton.

Want sober tenants for 1 and
2 horse farms. Good land and
house, on National Highway. J.
L. a ep, Washington, 5.

Plants For Sale _

New Bel -Mar = strawberry
(an improved Blakemore) same
parentage, but 10 days later)
Thrifty. ist yr., Northern stock.
50 heavy crowned plants 75c or

Carswell,





| $1 per C. del. N. Rosene, Ft. Val-

Chinchillas, does and __ bucks, ley.

ding Be ped. $2 ea. FOB. |

n, Thomasville, Cio

Yellow Bermuda onion plants,
be M or exc, 1M for 15 bs. Tied

apples, or 1 Black or White Giant
chicken. Ea. pay chgs. Lenon
Eacters, Lenox, R 2, Box 14.

Crystal Wax Bermuda onion,
10 C. 75 M, Mrs. Terry F. Reese
Madison.

Frost proof cabbage plants, 50c
M. Minnie Mae Hendrix, Val-
dosta.

Cabbage plants. Millions extra
early W .and Flat Dutch, also
Crystal Wax and yellow Bermu-
da onion plants, 50c M. All COD.
Sat. guar. J. P. McCook, Fitz-
gerald, E Central Ave.

Millions cabbage plants, Imp.
W. EFarliest headers known; also
Crystal Wax and Yellow Bermu-
da onions, all COD, 50c M. Sat.
guar. F. F. Stokes, Fitzgerald.

Everbearing strawberry plants,
20c C. Brown Turkey Fig trees,
2 - 3 ft. high, rooted, 10c a, or
cuttings, 15c doz. J. B, C. King,
Hamilton, R 4, Box 63.

Frost-proof collard and cab-
bage plants, 75c M postpaid, or
50c M. Exp. colect. Send check.
L. B. Lang, Omega.

Well del. silver skin Bermuda
onion plants, 45c, 500; 80c M.
Prepaid. Mrs, Joe Baker, Norman
Park, R 1. ;

Seed For Sale

Korear Lespedeza seed, 12 1-2
lb. in 100 Ib. lots, and 14c Ib. in
lots under 100 lbs. James Hope.
F, F. A. Secretary, Commerce.

Best coffee seed, large pkt. 15c
or $1.10 lb. del. Cash with order
No stamps. A. M. Calhoun, So-
perton, Ga., R 3, Box 24.

Red and yellow pop corn,
gourd, sunflower, citron, collard,
Patty Pan squash, pumpkin, ok-
ra, pepper, Sumac, Honey Lo-
cust, seed all 10c pkg. Edwin Ta-
tum, Bolton.

Rape seed, 25c; 4 Ibs. 50c; 9 Ibs.
$1; nice, large seedling pecans,
12 Ibs. $1; Success, 5 Ibs. $1, plus
postage. W. H. Waddelle, Pear-
s0n.

Grohoma seed (produce from
5 to 15 tons acre of feed stuff).
Information furnished by re-
quest. Ed Odom, Ideal.

Fey. White and Cream Crow-
der peas, 10 Ibs. 75c; Stone Mtn.,



_{/and Wonder melon seed, 75c lb.

Frost-proof garden peas, Valen-
tine beans, 25 Ib. Postpaid. Sat.
or money back. ae eae dy
Buford.



Miscellaneous For Sale



Sassafras root, Black Haw and
wild cherry bark, ea. 10c Ib:
mullen, 5c bunch. G. D. Gunnels,
Ashland, R 2, Box 36.

New, white duck feathers,
about 4 Ibs. $3 postpaid. Want a
Pea hen. Quote lowest cash price.
Mrs. T. K. Moore, Canton, R 3.



Miscellaneous Wanted



Exc. 10 lbs. pure Ribbon cane
syrup seed for 20 white feed
sacks, 100 lb. cap; exc. 10 Ibs.
for 20 Ibs. dried apples; 10 lbs.
for 15 Ibs. 1982 Yellow Leaf to-
bacco. J. C. Lawson, Norristown.

Want several dishrag gourds.

McD. Harley, Brunswick.

Tohacco Wanted

Exc. 1-2 bu. biack walnuts for
10 Ibs. home made Red Leaf
chewing tobacco. Ea. pay post-
age. J. R. West, Dawsonville.

Exc. 2 Ibs. butter for 8 Ibs.
chewing tobacco, aged mellow
and well pressed; also 1 Ib, for
thls. seed. Ea. pay postage. Exc.
10 lb. Purple Hu'l peas for 8 of
tob Mrs. C. M. Jones, Rupert. .

Want 10 or 15 Ibs. of the best
barn of flue cured chewing to-
bacco. Send sample and _ best





dprice. John J. Stargel, Dablon-



ega, P O Box 102.

of various sizes, State price. W. |

Georgia Products
For Sale

Thursday, December 22
Georgia Products
For Sale



BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE

Genuine O-too-tan Soys, $1.75;.

Biloxis, 90c; Brabham peas, 75c;
Clay mix. 70c. All new crop.
Send remittance. D. C. Strother,
Ft. Valley.

50 tons 1932 crop sound, dry
velvet beans, picked without
weather damage, $5 per ton, in
truck or car loads. D. W. Knight,
Dexter.

White peas, New Eras, _ Iron
and Brabs, mix. each, 75c; Brab-
hams, 80c; genuine O-too-tan
Soys, $1.75. All new crop. Re-
cleaned. B. T. Marshall, Ft.
Valley. 4

1 M bu. velvet beans. J. W.
Parker, Millen. :

1 car 1932 crop sound, dry vel-
vet beans in pod, $5 ton, FOB.
E. E. Gilbert, Dexter.

Grady Atkinson, Madison,
About 220 lbs. nice seed}jn:
cans, 6c lb. del. at Wesley
V ones, Stillmore, R 1.
150 Ibs. choice Stuart pe
close out same at 18c ib
this point. Ship same by Ex
COD. Rush _ orders, Ae
Broadfield, Dennis.
Spanish peanuts, $150.

gal, BBL. $12.50; Cs. 6 g
Malvin Collins, Whigham
Large Red Valencia
free of trash and pops, 1
lb: del. also Imp. White
ish, selected for seed, 7 1-
del. Mrs. J. E. Passe,
R 4, Box 39.
Ga. raised N. C. Runne

bag. F, E, Shannon, Leno



BUTTER FOR SALE
4 to 6 lbs. nice butter ea. week
20c lb. del. or exc. some for soup
beans . Mrs. H. J. McCurry,
Clarkesvile.

CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE

Pure Whatley Prolific, as fine
as ever grew. $1 bu. shelled. W
H. Branch, Leesburg.

Imp. Piedmont seed corn and
Wannamaker cotton seed, pric-
ed right, and will exc. for wheat,
oats, Brab cow peas, syrup and
Leaf tobacco. R P. Steinheimer,
Brooks, R 1,

Old style Red Cob prolific,



weevil resistant yellow seed corn,

75c bu. FOB. W. F. Bell, Albany.

ce eesti

FRESH AND CURED MEATS

Good, hickory smoked country |

sausage, 5 lbs. $1 del. also yood
country buiter, 4 lbs. $1 del. Mrs.
Milton Minshew, Walden.

Home - made pork sausage.
smoked and linked, 5 Ibs. $1;
fresh butter, pound prints, 5 lbs.
$1; large, softshell pecans, 4 lbs.
$1. Postpaid. J. W Lang, Omega.

Dressed pork, $4 per C. Hogs
dress from 120 to 140 lbs. Ship
by express. Money order. $3.75
per 100 at farm to truck or car,
18 head. Quinton Paulk, Wray.

FRUIT FOR SALE
Nice sundried apples, 10c Ib.
adel. Mastodon everbearing straw-
berry plants, 25 C. Peppermint,



catnip, 10c doz. flax seed, 10
| tbls. okra, 10c cup.-.

Miss Ruth
White, Dahlonega, R 1.

VEGETABLES FOR SALE

30 bu. nice rutabagas. Come,
or make offer by mail. J. F. Lov-
ell, Tiger.

Some fine collards, now head-
ing, 5 miles Northwest of Adel.
f interested, come. Benjamin
Hicks, Adel.

HONEY, BEES AND BEE SUP-
PLIES FOR SALE

Pure Strained honey,- fresh,
slear and bright, in 10 Ib buck-
ots, $1.10 del. Money order. Mrs.
A. F. OKelley, Maysville, R 2.

White honey in Comb, packed
in lard cans, 50 lbs. $3.25; new
ugar cane syrup, in 10 lb. cans,
5 to cs. $2.50. Send chk. T. J.
Littlefield, Omega.

Pure, Ext. honey, No. 2 grade,

2 - 10 lb. pails, posipaid, $1.75;
1 - 10 lb.. postpaid, $1; 300 bu.
slipped shuck corn, 50c bu. FOB
rere. Jno. A, Crumney, Doctor-
town. :
New and 2nd-hand hives and
supers, tops and bottoms, also
bees in hives, complete ready for
honey crop. Write for prices,
stating what you want. J. E.
Sholar, Pine Park.

PECANS AND PEANUTS |
FOR SALE

No. 1 Spanish peanuts, $1.60
per 100 lbs. or more (a little
trash in them). Recleaned, free
of all trash, $2 per 100 lbs. FOS.
Money order only. Tobe Milner,
Shellman, |







600 Ibs. select 8 here for sale.



PECAN AND OTHER
TREES, ETC., FOR
Blackberries,

Red var., 3 trees, 33c: stamps
cepted. Postpaid in Ga. Pie

-|seed corn, for sale. Wri

Steinheimer, Woosey R 1.
State insp true to name

trees, Peach, $45 M; $5 C

doz; Apple, Plum, Aprico
$8 C. $1.50 doz; Pear,
$10 C; Grape, $5 C. 90c d
B. Travis, Riverdale.

Concord grape cuttings, 7
C. Rooted, 10c each; White
Brown Fig sprouts, rooted,
ea, All FOB. Benjamin Hi
Adel.

Hicks everbearing blackb
sprouts, 4 - 6 ft. high, 10c e
3 for 25c; white and black
pernong vines, rooted, 10c
for 25c, postpaid. Mrs.
McCook, McIntyre, R 2.

~ SYRUP FOR. SALE

A-1 grade cane syrup, n
eal, BBLS. at 26c per gal
crop syrup in cans, 6 - 1
$2.25; No. 5s, $2.50; No,
$2.75. FOB. A, E. Speer,
lochnee.

Ga. Ribbon Cane syrup i
gal. cans. Cs. 12 - No. 5's,
Cs. Cash with order. Sam
request, and 6c for postage
on Hutchinson, Quitman.

Fey, A-1 sugar cane syru
new 36 gal. BBLS. $9 ea;

1 gal. $2.25: 12 - half g
FOB. Lead. var. fruit trees
Ponder, Whigham,

Best grade So. Ga, pure
Cane syrup in full size beer
tles, $1.50 doz. Cash with o1
6c for sample. Ship FOB Frt
Express. W. L. Dasher, |
Park, R 1.

Good Ga. Cane syrup in
cans, 50c gal. or exc. 2 gal. f
bu. Brab or Iron field peas.
for N. C. peanuts. BE. D. P:
Hitegerald, Box 444.

~~ Georgia ia Products
Wanted

BEANS AND PEAS WANT

Exc. cabbage and Bermu
fon plants, Cayana seed
Ga. Golden Leaf tobacco (all
own growing) for Hay peas.
W. Williams, Quitman.

Want Crowder peas of all
from 5 to 50 bu. lots. Name
est price. C. A. Rowland, /
ens,

Grain and Hay Wan

Want 2 or 3 truck loads of
ed shucks, as free of cobs as
soble. Write your best pric
Goepper, Atlanta, RFD 8.

Exc, cabbage and onion Pp!
for seed oats. Bert oats |
red. 1M plants for 1 bu.





Ka. pay express on what te

ceives. W. . Hamby, Val