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ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1932

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ultry For Sale
ANCONAS :
rd str. Ancona hens, pul-
ks, cockerels, $1 ea.; exc.
onze turkey hens; 2 Bronze
$4 a. or exc. 1 tom and 1
Mrs, Jeptha Pullin, Mc-
ugh, S
red Sheppard Anconas: 10
and cock, $10, or entire flock
) hens, 4 cocks, $45; founda-
tock; 300-389 eggs; exc. for
mon goats. Daris Raulerson,
ngham.

- BANTAMS
ne Buff Cochin bantam
and 6 young chicks, $8;
50 per setting; trio, $5. O.
Wright, Atlanta, 515 Peters
ilding,



or 5 S. C. White bantam
also exc. Chinchilla rabbits
geons for bantam hens. C. M.
in, Savannah, il East 39th

Or peaches. Bill Ingram, Ber-
PRt: 1, Box 17. :
e bred Black Cochin bantams
ng and laying, $1 ea. John
Jr., Atlanta, 93 . Warren

E., "phone De. 0489-W.

_ BRAHMAS

- bred Gignt str.- Light
ahma cockerels, $1.50 ea., 2 for
76; also eggs for hatching, same
$1.25 per 15; $2 for 30. Mrs.
osebyy Carnesville, Rt. 2.

ARRED. AND OTHER ROCKS
March hatch Thompson Ringlet
kerel, $1.25 FOB. Mrs.
ighn, Commerce, Rt. 5.
teen White Rock March pul-
$1 ea.; cash with order. Mrs.
Craft, Bogart, Rt. 2.





Buff Cochin bantams, $2 or!

Poultry For Sale

Thoroughbred Fische) str, White
Rock rooster, non-interbred, March

hatch, $2. Mrs. A. L. Keys, Eton,
RFD.

~Choic White Rock cockerels,
ise FOB here; grade Guernsey
bull calves, $10; reg. Guernsey: bull
calyes at reasonable prices. W. A.
Daniel, Tennille.

Two direct Nugget str. Buff
Rock cockerels, Feb, 1931 hatch,
$5.50, or $3 ea.; 8 young hens,
pullets,. $1.25 ea.; eggs, $1, 15; $6

_1|100. Mrs. W. A. Brantley, Tennille.

Pure bred Patridge Rock roost:
rs, $2; 10-mos,.old cockerel, large,
good type, $1.50; selected eggs, $1
Setting. Mrs. Jesse Mixon, Ocilla.

Two aristocrat B. R. roosters,
yr. old, $2 ea, or exc. for seed
oats; eggs, $1 per 15, or exc. for
potato plants to be del. May 1. G.
C. Edmondson, Temple.

Parks str. direct, reg. per. 125:
C-32, cocks and cockerels, $2 to
$3 ea.; selected eggs, $1.25 per 15:
$6.5 C; postpaid; March hatch
kaby chicks, $11.50 100. Mrs
Mamie Roach Plyler, Manassas.

Choice Buff Rock cock, $3; cock-
erels, $2 and $2.50; 10 hens and
cockerel, $12.50; 8 hens and cock:
erel, $10; eggs, $1.10 per 15. Mrs.
G. L. Trimble, Adairsville.

Pure bred Nugget str. March
cockerels, $1.75 ea.; selected eggs,
$3.25 per 15; yard run, $1; also few
Sussex pullets, $1 ea. Mrs. C. R.
Sorrells, Monroe, Rt. 1.

Fifteen thoroughbred B. R. yr.
old hens, now laying, $1 ea., or
$12.50 for lot FOB; money order.
Mrs. Geo Wheeler, Alma, Rt. 1,
Box 82. z

Buff Rock 11 Ib. rooster, yr. old,
$1.50 del.; also 4 Ibs. collard seed,
30c Ib.;-$1 for lot; also bunch gar-
den pea seed, 20c Ib. del. Mrs. H.
W. Cofbett, Lakeland.





15. Simon Peterson, Douglas.

Poultry For Sale

CORNISH

Young Cornish roosters, ready
for service, Berry str., $1.25, also
nice setting eggs from matured
stock, 75c per 15; day old biddies,
$12.50 100. Mrs. D. E. Williams,
Ty Ty, RED 3.

Five Dark Cornish 6-mos.-old
cockerels, 75c ea. Mrs. J. A, Pat-
terson, Sumner, RFD 2.

GAMES

Pit Games, Walked cock, stags,
hens, pullets, reasonable price;
pure Snider Warhorse, Hope
Roundheads and this cross; guar.
Ben F.-Powell, Lylerly, Rt. 2.

Fine game roosters, 2 yrs. old,
$2.50; yr. old, $1.75; money order
with order. Edw. Riggins, Black-
shear, Box 181. ay

Cne-half Sid Taylor, wt. 6 lbs.,
half grown, $1; 3 Holliway Grays,
fine shape, wt. 5-7 lbs., $1 ea.;
money order with order. Fred
Smith, Cherry Log.

GIANTS

Hight J. B. Giant pullets and
ceckerel,. May 1931 hatch, now lay-
ing, $11 for lot. J.. T.. Ciements,
acon, 408 Forest Ave.







LEGHORNS
Two pens Ferris Best Laying
Strain 1930-31. hatch, | White
Leghorns, record 339 eggs year;
roosters, $1.75 up; hens, 75c up,
lots 10; setting eggs, $1. A. C.

Mobley, Concord.

Fifteen pure bred S. C. Buff
Leghorn hens, excellent layers,
$11 with rooster free. B. L. Lynn,
Waycross, Rt. 4.

Roselawn W lL. from Tibbals
best blood matings; Roselawn has
imported best ped. males for past
11 yrs.; high fertility eggs, 75 per



MARKET REPORT

OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS










































Peanut Hay. No, 1, ton

Atlanta. Macon,
M00, COS ois. cas ects candecsednncncvenn $ .18 $ .18
Mee SUANCOT, COZ. on -ccccccececeescssessesrie 16 16
Bes, Georgia trade, COZ. <...-cce-cccsecs Se re
eee PATO TUM, COZ. <i cc ceocnckessesconesces 16 .16
Stags, lb. 14 12%
Hens, lb. 14 12%
Roosters, Ib. .08 .10
Friers, Ib. .. Scio woo
Ducks. Ib. 12 aS
Geese, Ib. .08 12%
Turkeys. Ib. .20 :20
oats Ib, 18 i
Pere CAS, MIXED, DU. ....-2-J--.--c-cseeoew ae ae :
meld Peas, Hot mixed, DU. <<...c--scsee | +----= 10
Country Butter, best table, Ib. ........ .30 .20
Ear Corn (80 Ib. to bu). DU. ccceccosoe 50 .50
Sweet Potatoes, per 100 IDs. ..eecescee-n- 1.50 1.50
Bene Hay, No, 1, COM. .-cccesnsceccsssese! eee 12.00

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Prevailing Wholesale Prices Feb. 16, 1982. Always Subject to Variation.

Hogs sold during week beginning February 8, 1932, at co -operative sales brought 3.20 per cwt., basis No, 1.
PeanutsNo, 1 stock, delivered shelling plants, $30.00 per ton, subject to change.

Poultry For Sale

Five extra nice pure bred young
W. LL. hens, now laying, $1. ea.;
cash with order. Arthur L. Owens,
Monticello, Rt. 4. 2

Fifty hens and 10 roosters,
hatched April 5, 1981; Kerlin quali-
ty Super X mating, $1 ea.; also
young cow; freshen March 1, about
3 gal., $40, C. D. Freeland, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2.

Four hundred and fifty hens,

-|March and April hatch, now lay-

ing 65 per cent, in good con., Tdc
ea.; 200 Ibs. pop corn, 3c Ib. in
ear, 5c shelled FOB. J. E. Martin,
Flowery Branch, Rt. 3.

Twelve Buff Leghorn hens and
pullets, now laying, also 2 cock-
erels, all strong, healthy and pure
bred, $10 for the 14, FOB. J. H.

Brooks, Winder.

Five hundred choice best blood-
ed W. L. pullets, laying over 70
per cent; March pullets, closely
culled; -make- offer. Merrett Ben-
nett, Albany.

Six pure bred Tancred W. L.
2-yr.-old hens, very fine, laying,
$5 or exc. for 5 good B. Rocks or
R. I. Red hens or pullets. Robt.
Harris, Marietta, Rt. 4.

Two AAA Eng. str. W. L. cock-
erels, 75c ea.; Ot 28 hatch FOB.
or exc. for 2 same . str. pullets.
Mrs. W. J. McCravie, Ft. Gaines.

MINORCAS

One rooster and 15 hens, 18 mos.
old, direct from Siels S. C. Black
Minorea, Pape str., $12. Mrs.





Alfred Gibbs, (address not given).
ORPINGTONS
Pure bred Buff Orp. rooster

about 144 yrs. old; Byers str., $3
or exc. for 1981 dried apples and
peaches, free of worms and be acid
fruit. Mrs. T. D. Fussell, Rhine.



Poultry For Sale
PHEASANTS FOR SALE
Fine male Ringneck pheasant,
1531 hatch. $5, or exc. for hen,
same age, if healthy and good con.
Mrsv Annie Tanner, Wrens. j
Golden, Ringneck, Amnearst
pheasants for sale or exc. for full
plumage Silver cocks. J. .
Symmes, Atlanta, 3497 Piedmont

Fioad, Cherokee 2456.

Chinese Ringneck pheasants for
breeding; fine, healthy Ga. raised,
birds: limited number of cocks and



hen birds; these birds will start

breeding in next 30 days. Wm.

Solomons, Savannah, 416 West

Hul! St. ,
PIGEONS

One hundred pr. pure " White
Kings,. mated and working; heavy >
squabers; cheap for cash. J. E.
Bonner, Perry.

Three hundred White Kings, 25
ea. G. H. Wade, Cochran, Rt. 1,
At. Cary.



QUAIL
Few pr. Col. Valley. Mexican.
and Virginia quail, propagation
purposes; als@ eggs a little later.
Mrs. T. Treanor, Milledgeville.



WYANDOTTES eG
W. Wyandottes,; Rose Comb,
grade A cockerels, direct from

$1 ea,
CLA. | Brown; _ Commerce, i

Fiischel; ready for service,
Mrs.
Rt. 6.

Pure Regal Dorcas W. Wyan-
dcttes, 10 hens and cockerel, $15



for _ lot. <Mrsi=. A. -J. <Gogeing,:
Berner, Rt. 1.
R. I. REDS

One pure R. I. Red rooster, just
getting serviceable; no cull; first
money order for 75c gets him FOB,
Mrs. Edgar Pierce,
Rts;





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POULULY FOr Sale <2 sacs eee 1-2

Poultry = Wanted: 2.35.2 ee 2

: Live Stock. For Sale .........c....:ccs0cs0 2

1 5 z 3

Savannah. Augusta. a umbus Valdosta Lice Stock Want 9

$ 17 $ .20 16 $ .16 : 2
"15 18 14 14 Baby Chicks For Sale. ..................2-3
12 _ 10 10 Baby Chicks Wanted | ..0..0....2..-... 3

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15 "14 "19 13 Eges Wor Sale ec 3:
15 15 14 13 Eges Wanted eee een rae pete ce 3

: a c = we Positions Wanted ......... Soest aauans eee 3-4
"16 46 45 13 Farm Help: Wanted: ...2:5. 2.2 4
15 15 os 15 Grain and Hay For Sale .............. 4
= 23 418 18 Grain and Hay Wanted ................ 4
"5 65 660 ee Plants. For: Sale. = 4-5
90 15 85 ee > Plants Wanted 2:0. Gaecawa 5
30 2 De +35 seed sor Sale es ee, 5-6

_ 50 ; 45 Seed: Wanted = 6 een
1.25 es ee a) Miscellaneous For Sale ................ 6-7
oe =< = 6.00 Miscellaneous Wanted. .........s00-- 7
Georgia Products For Sale ............ 7-8

Georgia Products Wanted ............ 8













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Buena Vista,














nearly grown, 80c ea.|

OB; B. -B. Black Guinea female

ig, wt. 60-65 lbs. fine breeding
tock, $6 FOB. Mrs. W. B. Alder-

n, Douglas.

Ten* Donaldson R. I. Red pul-

ts laying and 1 young rooster,

10 for lot. Mrs.R. L. Hale, Con-

ers, 130 S. MainSt.

Nine hens, 1 rooster, pure bred,

pril hatch, Dark Reds, ready to
day, large size; make best offer.

rs. S. H. Jones, Dry Branch.

S. C. R. I. Red cockerels, direct

m Tompkins first pens; can
urnish either, 1 or 2-yr.-old_ birds,
$2 ea, $3. 50 for 2. Mrs. H. UL.
; yepper, Grantville.

Fifteen R. I. Red pullets, 1931

atch, 90c-ea.; Donaldson str. pure

eds; cocks, $1.50 ea.; 5 Tancred
W. L. cocks, 1930 hatch, $1.56 ea.,
not del.; no chks. Mrs. C. -H. Capel,
Mclena.

S.-C! Re Ik Red-cocks, 2-yrs. old;

2 ea.; hatching eggs, $1 setting,
$4 C; case lots cheaper. Miss Belle
Timmerman, _Bronwood, Box 83.

Large dark Red yr. old hens,
Donaldson stock, $1.50. ea.; exc. for
1 0; 200 pure heavy breed No. 1
grade eggs for hatching. Mrs J. E.
mikes, Cochran, Rt. 2.

R. C. R. I. White cockerels,
capri 1981 hatch, $1.25 ea. Mrs. W.
. Hadden, Shellman. :



a OP is : , GEESE,

DUCKS, ETC., FOR SALE

_ Pure bred Bird Bros. Bronze
hatch, $5

for 1:of same -age
Fuller Sturdivant.

or exe.
str. Mrs.
ipley, Rt: 2.
Tree M. B. Goidbank turkey

hems, April 1931 hatch, $5 a.;
re Bird Bros. stock. B. B. Mason,

ell.

Mammoth White Pekin drake,
$1; eash with order; also Coving-
ton-Toole wilt-resistant cotton seed,
5c bu. OB. J:,.E. Lewis, Ella-
belle, eh): 12

Selected pure pred Bird Bros.
Big Bone Bronze toms, 1931 hatch:
fine breeders where quality is first
eensideration, $8. Mrsy J.
cdl Halcyondaie.

Poultry Wanted |

CORNISH

Want 1 Daris Cornish cock; give
best priee. L. H. Atkins, Oak Park.

Want 20 hens: and. rooster, . of
the Cornish, pure bred stock; quote
best price, age, and particulars. at,

once. L. E. Durden, Stillmore.



or GIANTS :
Exe. 2 well dev. March str. J.B.
eee pullets, March 1931 hatch
7, Same age, same str.
pay chgs.; write
Ireland, Ashburn,

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LEGHORNS

Want at once 5-10 Ferris or Tan-
ered VW. Ia cockrels; must be good
and reasonable price; also have
r sale, 30 R. I> Red, Donaldson
March pullets, $1.25 ea. L. Hall-
Boston.

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PHAFOWLS WANTED <
Want 1 Peafowl hen; quote price
nd age in first letter. . V.
Purvis, Ft. Valley, Winona Hotel.

ie R. 1, REDS
Exe. pure white lady peas at 10c
: . for 1 pure bred Donaldson Red
: rooster, not. under 1 yr. old, or
yer 114: yrs. old; ea. pay ches.
Mrs; J. ae Young, Monroe, Rt. 6.
xe. 1 thoroughbred - Japanese
Silkey rooster for 5. thoroughbred
hy i. Red pullets. Mrs. E. M. Wise,
Atlanta, 522 Oakland Ave.

WYANDOTTES
Want 1 fine W. Wyandotte 1.or
yr. old rooster; Regal Dorcas
strain. J. A. Land, Clayton.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
_ DUCKS, ETC., WANTED
Want M. B. big pone tom; write
hat you have and best price at
one must be cheap for cash. Mrs.
. WwW. Altman, Alma.
"Want 2 turkey hens; will exe. 2
Be: pigs for them. Mrs.
owart, Summit.
one a young Bourbon tom, 10-
2 Ibs. at market price. Mrs. J. H.
Coleman, Augusta, 138 Broad St.
Want several White African
uineas. R. Cy Spratling, Waverly









Exe. 1 big Eng. Muscovy duck
hen. for a yr. old Indian Runner
drake, or sell for. $1.25. Mrs. C. G.
Bonner, Hahira, Rt. 2.

FE full Chinchilla rabbits for

hat turkeys with

C.. AS



and t : )
Lifsey watermelon | seed at
Mrs. D. L. Branch, Chula.

Live Stock For Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE

One good grade Jersey cow with
calf, 21%4 mos. old; will give 4 gal.
per day, $40 for cow, or $45 for
both. Mrs.
Rt. A.

Year-old, thoroughbred, not reg.
lemon color Jersey bull, $25, or
exc. for new blood just as good.
J. L,, Shipp, Rockmart, Rt. 3.

Reg, fawn color Jersey bull, 3
yrs. old, gentle and of Merritt test
preeding and show winners. Cash
or exc. for reg. fawn color heifer.
Write. B, E. Messer, Chatsworth.

Reg. bull forsale or will trade
for anything can use on farm. C.
R. Godfrey, Gay, Rt. 1. -

Two-yr.-old reg. Jersey bull,
$25; if interested, write. Mrs. J. E.
Payne, Acworth, Rt. 3.

Pure bred reg. Guernsey bulls
frem an accredited herd carrying
Americas finest blood lines. J. E.
Turner, Atlanta, 502 Ponce. de
Leon Ave., N. E.

Yhree-yr.-old Gn



March) reg.

Guernsey bull, wt. about 800 Ibs.,

3100, Or exc, Guernsey
heifer calves; 6-mos.-cld G. bull
call, (subieto. reej. $25) exe... for
hogs. S. A. Fuller, Eatonton,
Rt! 2. :

Young muley Jersey cow, 2 Yrs.
oid, calf 4 wks. old, $30; 4-yr.-old
cew, calf 3 wks. old, $35; at barn.
Clyde L. Wigley, Kennesaw.

Five-yr.-old. cow freshen with
3:d -ealf, cheap at $30 at my barn,
5 miles N. of Jefferson. E. G.
Leoegins; Jefferson, Rt. 1. 3

Thoroughbred Jersey bull and R.

for reg.

D. male hog for sale or trade for]

similar stock to prevent inbreed-
ins, or for corn, peas and pea-
nuts. D. L. McLaughlin, Helena.
Two nice short horr heifers,
freshen this spring, wt. about 800
nie ea., for sale. G. C. Lewis Hart-
vel, Rt 1. f \
Sev. nice heifers,
s freshen later.
iavladse Rt. 1.
Good

some fresh and
Js So Paris,

grade Jersey cow, 8 yrs.

old, fresh, 3 gal. day; exis good

bu tier cow, $35 at barn. Wille 1
Mullinaz, Jasper.

wo reg. dersey pulls, dropped
Sepi. 29 and Qct. 4, 1530, and 1
April 1, 31; will reg.; also un-
mixed Cmer's: 5 str. cotton seed,
ist, yrs 50e: bu. : S.. a. .Thoraton)
Dewyrese, Rt..2-

One large Holstein mixed cow,
fresh in March, 3 gal. per day, wt.
about 750 lbs., $25; buyer to come
and get cow. W. S. Mock, Guyton.

Ten Jersey milch cows, 10
heifers and 12 beef steers, wt.
about 600 lbs. ea., for sale cheap.
A. J. Dixon, Toomsboro.

Gne good milch cow,
at my barn. Harnest

Bremen, Rt. 2, Box 75.

One fine Jersey heifer calf, 4
wks. old, from a 4 gal. cow, not
reg.. $8 crated, or $6 at barn. Mrs.
Ao Wat Wrieht Tallapoosa, 3d
Sione St.

Reg. Guernsey buils, 8 yrs. old,
wt. 1206. lbs., 3 mos. oid, also 2
large sized, pure bred but not re
Guernsey ,cow, fresh. Jesse Coienen
ter, Tifton, Rt. 7.

HOGS FOR SALE

Duroc J. shoats, 6 mos. old, wt.
120 lbs. or more, reg. in buyers
name, $12.50 each;.also 5 mos. old
ones, each 80-90 Ibs., reg., $10 each.
J. Cc, Lumsden, Talbotton.

Duroc J. gilts, 5 mos. old, 100-
120 lbs. each. Immune for life, and
reg. in buyers name, $12.50 each,
& for $24, FOB, lightly crated. L.

$30 cash
Carroll,



'M. Kennedy, Collins

Two hundred fifty-3090 lb..2 yr.
old, pure bred Essex. boar, with
papers, $15. Exc. for cured meat,
sweet potatoes, peanuts, within
100 miles; shoats, $5 each. W. w.
Charping, Lenox, Rt. 1.

Fine, big bone P. C. boar, ready
for service, reg. in buyers name,
at $15. Ne exchange. J. E. Bailey,
Raymond.

Pure-blooded Berkshires from
the noted masterpiece blood linesf
2 mos. old pigs, $5 each. no papers.
Also 1 cars Alfalfa hay, Fred L.
White, Buckhead.

Black P. C.. and Essex crossed
pigs, 2 gilts and boar, 2 mos. old;
thrifty, $2.75 each. Prompt ship-
ment. A. J. Adams, Ashburn.

S. P. C. gilts and boars, $10 ea., |

ready for service; Cooks wilt-re-
sistant cotton seed, 50c bu.; hele
Spanish seed peanuts, 50c a

* _Brown, McRae.

J..D. Chastien, Griffin,

Jatter part of March,



-Ib.}ea; also |
| clean, $14

Milner. |

Blue male. pig, about 3% mos.
old. wt. about 60 lbs.;_ half Big
Bone Guinea and half Essex, $8
at my lot. ase Mills, Summit,

FRt: 3.

Six pigs, 9 wks. old, $2. 50 ea.;
Porto Rico potato slips, $1 bu.;
Stcne Mtn. watermelon seed, 50c
lb: exc. for velvet beans or Texas
seeded ribbon cane seed. C. 1D;
Williamson, Plains.

Four Duroc-P. C:_ pigs, 7 wks.
old, in my lot at $2: 5; shipped at
$3 ea. FOB Woodville. W. C. Wil-
liams, Woodville.

Five S. P. C. 8 wks. old pigs for
sa.e or exc, for 35 gal. new No. 1
sugar cane Syrup; bring syrup and
get pigs. Mrs. Cee, Bryan,
Choring; Rt tf.

Duroe pigs, male and , females,
19 wks. old, $6; gilts, 60 Ibs., $7.50;
80-90 lbs., $10 ea.; from the Great
Super Stilts. Z. . Scott, Concord.

Duroc Jersey pigs, $6.50 ea., $12
pr. J.C. Coston, Parish

Two Duroc Jersey gilts, wt. 90-
100 Ibs., $5 ea., FOB. W. E. Boney,
Rhines Rt: 24

Ninteen Big Bone P. C. 10 wks.
old pigs, full breed, very fine, *$3
ea. at my barn. E. L. Alston, Rich-
land, Rt; 4s

Pure P. C. sow, wt. about 135
lbs. and 100 Ibs. good, bright smok-
ing tobacco, $7 ea., or exc. for pea-
nuts. white table peas or white
feed sacks. Mrs. a Donaldson,
Summit.

_ Two pure stock, ee to reg. fe

aie 9 wks. old, about 50 Ibs. ea.

1 Red Duroc and 1 haf Red
Dutes and half P. C., $5 ea.; cash
with order. Mrs. Nora Kent,
Avera.

Big Bone Guinea shoats, bred
gilts, 3 gilts, wt. 80-125 lbs., $6, $8
and, $15; 4 males, wt. 40- 90 lbs.,
$5 to $8; stamps for reply. B. -
Till, Glenwood, Rt. 2, Box 49.

Duroe Jersey hogs for saie or
exe. for N. C. flat runner,.seed pea-
nuts, O-too-tan beans, shelled corn,.
Brab. peas, Ga. sugar cane syrup,
peavine or soy bean hay, 90-120-
day velvets. L. H. Edenfield, Still-
more, Rt. 1, Box 32.

Nice, > healthy 10-wks.-old pigs,

heap; write for prices. i AVE

Rintach Osierfield.

Fine Essex sow bred to: farrow
$253. tine
or 3 for $14 cash at
Cor-

igs, $5 ea..
my barn. Ired _Loudermilk,
nea.

One-quarter Duroc Foro and
3%, African str. Black Guinea, 10
eee old, weaned and growing
pigs, $3.50 ea., crated, FOB Milan.
Pia: Vie Garison, Milan.

Two P. CG. pigs, 4.mos. old, $5
en. FY: B. Burke, Millen, Rt. 4,
Bex 58. ;

Two-yr.-old Duroc J. sow, wt.
around 200 lbs., farrow in April,
$15; D. J. and: P. -, cross gilt, far-

lrow in March, $14 at lot. Graham

Simpson, Culverton.
Big Bone black P. C. males,

gilts and service boars; reg. stock.

only. life time cholera treatment.
N. H. Bacon; Irwinton.

Broken nose Berkshire to far-
row soon, about 400 Ibs., $40, or
exe. for hannie goats at $1 ea., or
corn at 50c bu. dl. H. J. West,
Chamblee, Rf. 2.

Ree. S. P. C. pigs from eas bien
blood; prices very reasonable; also
38 bred sow, bring pigs in April. F.
Hf. Bunn, Midville.

HORSES AND MULES
: FOR SALE

One good: heavy work horse,
sound and gentle, $50. A. a
Collins,, Demorest.

One plug mule, had good eyes
and eats good, $15 or exc. for any-
thing can use; also pure bred B.
P. Black Essex pigs, $12 or $6 ea. |
both sex; all\FOB.my place. W.
Overstreet. Omega, RFD.

. Two mules, 6.and 7 yrs. old, wt.
1000 Ibs. ea.; t. b. tested Jersey
ccw. 2 gal. daily, $35; large white
sugar Crowder seed peas, weevil-
free, 10c Ib., $5.50 bu. T. E. Ben-
nett, Acworth, Rt. 3.

Black horse about 12 to 15 yrs.
old, perfect -working con., $12.50
cash, or exe. for pigs, cow or other
equal value. Paul C. Whitworth,
Colbert, Rt. 2. :

SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE.

Fifty head stock goats, ewes ana
kids. no jumpers and first -class,
$1.25 ea. at farm. -Clyde Barnes,
Summit.





sider mixed breed. W. M.



: forma: i
Atlanta, 676. Ti on St.

Simpson,
Ne Wa

Seventy head stock sheep, $2. 50
ea; also Ga. grown N. Cc. peanuts,
2%c lb.; sample of 2 Ibs. for 10c.
Mrs. Joe Baker, noes Park,

Re

RABBITS FOR SALE
Four ped. Chinchilla does. and

puck, $1.25 each, TOB. Miss M. By

Rivers, Atlanta, 1364 rere St.,:
N. E.
Few more Stahls Gold Cert.

|\Chinchillas, $1.25 ea., yeady to
breed. R. F. Lee, Social Circle.

N. Z. White buck, pink- -eyed, 6
mos old, 50c FOB, or exe. for R.
I. Red cock or cockerel,
Homer Stallings, Carrollton, ant. 4.

Young stock N. Z.
cheap; all fully pedigreed, sub. to
rg., from ~ Stahls stock. W. D:
Matthews, Buchanan.

Six Chinchilla does. and. 1 buck,
2 yrs. old, pure stock, but no pa-
pers, $1 ea., or $5 for the lot. C. R.
Haliman, Douglasville, Rt <6.

Pure bred White Flemish Giants
and Chinehillas at give away
prices, on account my own
health must dispose of. my entire
stock. A. E. Callahan, Savannah,
Rt 2, LaRoache Ave. :

Ten head large, fine young
Chinchillas, - $6 FOB for lot; cash
with order; no chks. John L. Ben-
nett, Screven, Rt 2; Box 31,

'Two- -yr.-old. Chin. buck, healthy
ana free of disease, $1 and exp.
ches: Glenn Hawthorne, Gordo

Six Chins., 4 does and 1 buch 4
mos. old, 50c ea. 1 buck, 2%
old, 40e FOB. Eugene de Brabant,
Midland, Rt. 1.

Healthy, ped. Chinchillas, 8

does and 6 bucks, 8 and 9 mos. old;

reasonable price. G. H. Marchman, |.
Atlanta, 300 Richardson St., S. W.,
*pnone Main 5934. -

Live Stock Wanted
CATTLE WANTED
Want good, young gra



Jersey

milch cow, fresh by March 1, with-|

in 40 miles, on down, and monthly
payments of at least $5 mo., by
War Vet. drawing pension. Waiter
Gardner, Fayetteville, Rt. 2. ;
Want milch and bef type calves
to raise on equitable basis, on fine
range on Blythe Isle,

Shankle, Brunswick. :

Want young milch cow, fresh in,
not less than 3 gal. milk and lb.
butter, cheap for cash, and del. F.
G@. Jinks, Hast Point, 209 St.

Michel St.
Want to rent cow or buy on,

terms, within reasonable distance.
Geo. W. Jackson, Fayetteville,
Rt 2 & ve



HOGS WANTED
Exc. small yellow Crowder peas,

cleaned and recleaned, no bugs nor |

trash, for a pure bred gilt; write.
B. L. VanLandingham, Dupont.

Exe. New Era peas for B. B. P.
Cc. male pigs; no runts. D. H.
Bruce, Jasper, Rt. 2.

Want to exc. pr. of 2-yr. -old M.
B. turkeys, tom and hen, for 1 Big
Bene Guinea gilt, already bred;
write. S. A. Wilbanks, Tiger. ei Ae

Exe. 2 hens, Buff Orp., and
Brown Leghorn cross, for 1 pig;
ea. pey exp. chgs. on what they
send. Desser Barnes, Clermont,
Reet,

Exc. No. 1 hog peanuts for P:;
C. pigs, or chickens. Jo. Harp,
Blakely, Rt. 1.

Want from 7 to 10 good pigs,
also from 10 to 20 bu. good spring
seed oats, cheap for cash or will
exe. sound Whipp. peas; state
what you have. S/F. Seo Var-
nels: Rt 2.

Exc. sugar Crowder peas at 3c
Ib. for 2. Guinea shoats, about 8&
wks. old for meat hogs. Would con-
Philli
Chamblee, Rt. 1. ae

Want 2 z0cd 8 wks. old pigs,
no runts, pure bred D. J. or O. I. C.

or P. C. Exc. peas or beat-the-bee |

cane seed. Mrs. Russell Moore
Rockmart, Rt. 3.

Exec. speckled peas, slightly
mixed, good and sound, for pigs or
Shoats at rate of peas, $1 bu.:
shoats, 5c lb. H. P. Malcom, oS

cial Circle.

HORSES AND MULES WANTED

Want to buy mule or work horse.

Also. 90- -day velvet bean seed for g

even. |

Whites, |.

ill.

: d 700 yards
from Jacksonville highway. S. M.

bits H. F. Martin, Bowd
Parties having comm
for sale, write numb
nannies, Dillies ani
Easter trade; give box,
number and nearest
Searboro, Moultrie, P. 0.
~ Want 5 mos, or older f
pits, any variety, for e
purposes. Pay 50c to 7
at once. W. E. Tuck,
nah, 2403 Bull St., Ph
vannah. \

Baby Chicks Fe
For sale on Feb. 25
hy-brid chicks, pure -
L. and B. Rocks cross
whole hatch taken a
Mrs. J. B Collier, Coch:

Prices reduced on ba
write for details on ~
chicks, hi-grade Buff
R. Gaskins, Fitzgeral
Livable chicks from
ficially bloodtested,
flocks of Reds, Rock
horns. J. H. Wood,

Vigorous phe pure
R; Reds, B. Orpy W
Wyandottes, $7.50 C;
et, $6.50; postpaid; a! uste 0
ing, 120 eggs, - 50. Ro
YAlbany.

Baby chicks, ciate z
Reds, W. L., B. Rocks;
ber, 8c; 100 up, qe ea.
guar. ee A. Prather, W:

High powered baby ch
| Recks, $83: everlay B
Tancred White Leghor:
100 per cent live del. |
Thomas, Odum.

Pure. bred Black .
Barred Rocks, $93,
mixed, $8 C del. Mrs. 1
Cochran. sce

Rich dark Reds, Dor
and B. Rock chicks,
exc. for good plow
easy reach of Stone 1
Focks and Reds, $1.25.

G.. Brown, Ste

chicks, $10 C; del. Max
del, guar.
Rts-2,

Vigorous chicks
flocks of Reds,
Rocks, W. Wyand
Giants, and White Leg
tom hatching. Geo.
berton. ef

Baby chicks from 2
Tancred W. L. heas,
506, $32.50; custom hat
egg. A.V. Holloway,

Baby chicks; wi
velvet beans, etc., in |
custom hatching; rates
E. Martin, Savannah.

Baby chicks, 9 e
ry chicks, 75c e

|breeds, hen hatche

Herrington, Daisy, Rt.
Baby chicks, Legho
and Reds; quality chic]
producers; write for
guarantee scustom hate
100 eggs. Eustace i
Blackshear. 8

Big, strong,
high grade, Se C1
birds; large hatched
both large and smal
Baston, Milledgeville. _

Thoroughbred SBarrec
Rock, Reds, Orp., froc
selected -stock, $7
asst., $7; lots less 10
chick; prepaid; live
Pechtel, Waycross. |

Booking orders Mare
del.; Reds, White and. -
White Leghorns; can -
quality and Dice, W.
Thomson.

Pure Spenoeee
chicks, $10 C; os
eges, 75c per 15;
Emeline Jones, Blacks

Three hundred B
Feb, 29, $25; from 2
also eggs, $3 per 100
order. Mrs. F. Cowa
Rie 2: \

Three hundred
ered W. L. chicks
ductive hens, $8 C; $20
exes; $2.50 ; party
crate and pay ches.

rfi

Pape str. S.-
chicks, $10 C; eggs, S$
to be 95 per cent
cel Mrs. Ca. Reh
_ oredeteN. :




: Ida _ Sweringen, |

Hicks, with 8 yrs.
1; chicks from 200-
rd hens; place order
Stripling,

Psehicks, B..- P.
W.- Leghorns;
the money; live
guar. W.-G. Kutz,

at reduced prices,
ceredited, carefully

ulled flocks, bred for.

roduction; write for
d, number. wanted.
Ft. Valley. :
and B. Rocks, $8. 50
any kind, $6.50 C
tyson, Adel, Rt. 1.
r B. Rocks, $8.75 C;
; also purple top
nd white egg turnip
mustard, e400 -> ADS
el. Sankey Tyson,
hicks, guar. strong ;&
ry chick: selected;
Wyandottes, Orp.,
nconas, heavy as-
nds weekly. E. R.
tl nta, 510 Piedmont

; atched day- -old
ighbred B..R., Reds,
mixed large breed,
del. chgs. and guar.
ee Ashburn.
TI. Red chicks
bred, ploodtested ma-
asonable prices;
Poe 1. > Rawls,

B.. Rand Red
aS aut C; eons

day-old

eye. i, Red and
-and- started
fidalebrooks, Atlan-
, farm on

S

hicks Wanted ,
chicks: to raise | on
10 wks. old; party pay

furnish ~ feed.
shardson, | Bowdon,

ehicks to raise
-$-10 wks. old; -any
pay ches. Mrs. L.
ee ate

Reds or.B. Rocks

ves to 8: -10 wks. old;
x B. Mobley,

amt baby, chicks, aD

se breed; to raise-to
third; write what
, Elli-

on
20

0 chicks to raise on
wks. old; White or

chicks to rais on
- wit. also. have: ap-
, a.;. horehound, 10
ae plackberry, 50
nd tomato plants.
Reeves, Bradley,

y chicks to raise
- old; any heavy
ed. Mrs. C. M.
en : :
for .25 young
Se breed, del.
to pay -shipping
100 per cent live
. MeDaniel, Nor-

hicks to raise for
orns or P. Rocks
nish feed; party
die Barfield, Wad-

chicks by. the

oO raise: on. halves,
ornish preferred, or
Write first. - Mrs.

a3 eg2s, $2
also 1 pd:
Johnson

eggs Ero ee
Toe per - 15;
: Brewton.

Macon, b

trios Giants, $7.50; Reds, $5.

: : [cartons ret.
Lord, Bartow, | :

by



furnish crate a pay aoe ches
60e per 15 del; trade for turkey
eges, or case 30 doz., for 14 bu.
shelled corn. W. _M. Mangham,
Blakely. = i

Pure Dark Cornish eggs from
large type Berry str., $1 per 15:
$1.50, 30 poostpaid. E. B. Trotman,
Lumpkin.

Select eggs from carefully culled
|fleck of White Wyandottes,
_M. L. Snore, |

7c
per 15 prepaid.
Gainesville, Rt: 4.

Pure B.:R. hatching eggs of good

breeding, 75c per 15;. $1:15,, 30;
$1.50, 45; $3 C; all del. Mrs. Ww.
Woodruff, Lilly.
Buff Rock eges,
75e per 15; money order; no chks.

i Mrs, J. W. Sheriff, Eastanollee.

Hill Crest str. J. B. Giant eggs,

$1; fine Dark Reds, 75c, 15; also
Mrs.
Robt. Simpson, Waverly Hall.
. Brown L.. eggs, stock direct
from Everlay, ($1. per 15; P. P. del.
guar. W. R. Spencer, Braselton,
RET;

White Pekin duck eggs, 12 for.

S5c; also dried peaches, 8c lb. and
butter beans, 8c lb.; all del. Mrs.
L. D. Elliott, Lavonia, Rt. 1.

J. B. Giant eggs, 85c per 15;
$1.50, 80; excellent blood and of
prize winning stock. Durand } Cleve-
land, Hartwell, Rt. 4.

Eggs from Thorntons bred-to-

Jtay S. C, Black Minorcas, 75e per

15 del.; exc, for velvet beans, cane
seed, Mune beans, - pumpkin. seed,
Pekin: duck eggs. L. L. Thornton,
Woodville, RFD.

Hatching egs from pure bred
Parks str. B. R. stock direct from
Mortrose, Mo., .85c per 15 post-
paid; guar. safe del. Sam Yawn,
MilanyoRt. 3...

Best breed W. L. Tancred str.
eggs, 45c per setting g, or 40e by the
case lots. W..L. Sandifer, Ty Ty,
Ree.

Pure bred Buff Orp. eggs, Toe
per 15; 7 Byers str. yrs. from
Wetker, Minn.; : fresh; fertile: ins.
and prepaid; no chks. JH. Lloyd,
McRae, Rt. 2.

S CR. IL Red eggs, 75c per 15;
heavy laying Donaldson str. Mrs.
<=. W. Reynolds, Flowery
Reto: .

Pure. bred hatching eggs, frond
Everlay str. B. Leghorns, 90c per
15 prepaid. Mrs. J. J: Carter, Alma,
Rees =2,

B oe
6e per
Ib. del.:,
baby chicks to. raise.
Mrs. Jewell Laster,
Rik, :

Pure bred Tancred W.. L.

and Ret Red cross, eggs,
15: sassafras roots, 25c
also want 100 large breed
on halves.
Fairburn,

money with order; also garden
pegs, early bunch, 10e lb. Mrs. I.
H. Bell,; Hiram, Rt. 1. h

Pure bred Giant str. Light Brah-
_jma egss, $1 per setting of 15; crate
rt. Mrs: W. T. Paul, Lexington.

_Thompsons imp. Ringlet B. R.
prize winning pen 8 yrs. in Ssuc-
cession at Cedate Fair, 75e per 15;
Mrs. Eula Steadam,
Bainbridge, Rt: 2, Box 329.

Selected -eggs from Giant str.,
Brahma and Royal Purple str. J.
B. Giant hatching eggs, $1 per 15;
1.75 for. 30 del.;. fertility. guar.
Arthur -H. Meyer, Winterville.

S.-C. R. I. Red, hatching eggs,
Owens str, heavy layers, $1 per 15;
$1.75. for 30 del. A.D. oe
Daisy.

Selected R. I. Red hatching exes:
cress between Tompkins and
Owens str., 60c per 15; $1 for 30
del.: also pure bred Tanecred. S. C.
W. L. eggs, 50c setting, or 3 set.,
$1 del. C. R. Mabry, Canon, Re 2:

White Pekin duck eggs, 75c per
13 postpaid; all eggs culled. Guss
Sosebee, Cleveland; Rt. 1.

Any amount W..L. eggs to par-
ties to hatch and.raise on halves
to 8 wks.; references. Mrs.
Daighten, Powersville. <

Pure bred Partride Rock eggs
for setting, $1.25 per 15; write for
prices on 50 and 100 lots. Mrs. ov.
I. Stephens, Cordele, Rt. C.

Ferris Best. Egg str. hatching
eggs, $4 C-del.;,25 per cent with
order: bal.. COD; cartons ret.; also
hens and pullets, same: str., $1.25
ea. Mrs. Lizzie Webb, Scott.
fiolterman Aristocrat B. R. eggs
from bloodtested stock; selected,
$i.15 per setting, $2 for 30 del. Mrs.
Ficrence Sturm, Statesboro, Rt. 2.

Large type W. IL.
chicks" from 2 yr. old stock, special
mating, 50 per setting, $3 iC.
chicks, $8 C, del. G. H. Clark, Val-
dosta, 1000 West St.

Eure bred Eng. str. Golden Buff

Ss for hatching fe priz
oe ne 15 FOB

Nugget str., |

Seas

*|}ment. Mrs,
PRt. 4; Box 39.

eggs,
'5Ge per 15; send postage, crate and

eggs and|-



Carnesville,

Thompson and Stevensons pure
bred B. R. crossed, hatching eggs,
oe per 15 postpaid. W. R.. Smith,

Chester.

ee Settings . Mammoth White
Pekin duck eggs, $1 per 13 post:
paid; cash with order; no chks.
ale W. A. McPherson, Bronwood;
Rt.

oe to contract to furnish 30
doz fresh hatching eggs per wk.,
trom Blue Ribbon AAA Quality
parentage, 100 per cent pure Tan-
cred W. L. at $12 per 30 doz, Mrs.
B. T. Cothren, West Green.

Pure bred . C. Black: Minorca
eges, Pape str., 75e per 15: $1,45
for 30 del.; guar. fresh eggs. Mrs.
OTK Law, Eastman, Rt. 1.

Schmidt str. Buff Minorca eggs,
$1 per 15, $1.75 30, $2.25 50, $4.25
C, prepaid. J. D, Johnson, Thomas-

| ville, 226 West Jefferson.

Eggs from Colonial pedigreed
Reds, 75c per 15, stock direct; also
Neal's -Paymaster seed corn, ist
yr., 75 peck, $2 bu. Ernest Sims,
Hiawassee,

Pure bred Partridge Rock eggs,
stock direct from Bird Bros., $1.50
per 15. del. High percentage of fer-
tility guar. Fenton Clifford Har-
rison, Brunswick, RFD 1.

Pure Thompson B. R. eggs, 50c
doz., prepaid. Cartons to be ret.
Want to exc. 2 doz. for 1 doz. tur-
key eggs. Mrs. G:C. Clifton, Mil-
len;-Rt. GC, Box 57.

Eges from trapnested R. C, R. I.
Reds, Tompkins .str,; also trap-
tested White Rocks, 75c per 15, or
2 settings for $1.25. Supply limited.
L. S. McLean, Sharpsburg.

Donaldson R. I. Red hatching
eges, 75c per setting, del.; also
mixed bantam eggs, 35c per set-
ting, del. Mrs, L. L. Erwin, Adairs-
ville, - :

J. B. Giant eggs, Royal Purple
carefully selected, $1 per 15.
del. Carton ret. Choice hens mated
to unrelated cockerels; fertility
guar. W. H. Richardson, Elberton,
ARTS AS:

Turkey eggs last of February
and March, $2.56 doz.; April del.,
$2 doz. Black and grey turkeys.
Mrs. R. L. Henson, Mize.

J. B. Giant eggs, Marcy. star.,
hatching well, 60c per 15
age; less for 50 eggs in
J, i Passe, Madison,

Nae es S. L.. Wyandotte eggs, 75c
per 15. Exc. for Bermuda onion
ie tender white cornfield bean
seed, cr any good seed. Mrs, J. E.
Sorrow, Commerce, Rt. 5.

Large, fresh, fertile eggs, Reds
and Australorp cross. 90 per cent
fertility guar., 8c each, not del.:
110 eggs weekly. F. B. Felker,
Hapeville, 8851 Stewart Ave..

Eggs from Pape str. Black
Minorca hens, $1 per 15. Exc. for
anything can use; Eng. peas,-10c

cup: brown Crowders, sell or exc.

Mrs. H. B. Ford, Lavonia.
Pure bred White Rock eggs,
heavy laying strain, $1 per 15 del.
L. Pearman, Tifton, Rt. 1.
- Pure bred Thompson Ringlet B.
R. eggs, 75c per 15 deh Exc. for
potato slips, del. April 1. Can send
eges now. Mrs. N. R. Ss
Canon, Rt. 2.

Osborn str. Atistralorp (worlds
champion layers) eggs, $1.10 per
15 del. Cases to be ret. J. C. pe:
Buford, Rt: 4.

Pure bred Golden Buff Orp. eggs,
75e per 15, 2 set., $1.40. Exe. 1 set,
for dried apples. 8c lb., or, white
feed sacks. Cartons ret, Mrs. Elsie
Altman, Baxiey, Rt. 3.

Genuine Booth S. C. White Mi-
norea eggs, $1 per setting; $3.75
C, baby chicks, $13 C. $1 books
order for 100. Mrs. J. W. Roberts,
Blakely. .

Pure Donaldson Red eggs for set-
ting, 60c setting if 2 are taken,
postpaid; Mastodon and late deli-
cious. strawberry plants, 55c 100.
Ida Dodd, Fair Mount.

Runner duck eggs, 5c each, del.
Mrs. Guy Clark, -Valdosta, 600 W.
Gordon -Stz &
~ Pure bred-S. C. Buff L.

: egss,
50c per 15 del.; $2.50. C;

baby

chicks, $7.50 100. Be Lynn, Way- |}
feross, Rt. 4.

Fifteen fresh, fertile B. R. eggs

from pedigreed strain. stock, 75c
per 15. Carton ret. Mrs, F. R. Ard,
Colquitt. :
Turken (the wonder fowl) eggs,
$1.25 per 15. Cartons ret. Miss
Eleanor Campbell, Atlanta, 856
Boulevard, S. E.

Pure bred W. L. eses, selected,

nore, Coolidge, - are
~hite Cornish eggs, $1. 101

and post-
one ship- |

J OXc.





Jegegs, 65e per. set, of 12; ics exc.

peas or cane seed, for 10 to 12 bu.

cotton seed; Ruckers or Addison's

preferred, also exc. for seed pea-
nuts. W. C. Griffin, Tunnell Hill.

J. B. Giant eges, 75e. per 15, or
exc. 15 for 20 Ferris W. L. (mo oth-
er wanted) eggs; ea. pay postage.
Mrs. G. L. Pullen, Adrain, Rt. 1.

Hi-grade Buff L. hatching eggs
from mated pens; highest pen now
producing 90 per cent; others 70
per cent; Golden Buff colored

mated pens. also for sale. Mrs. G.
re Parsons, . Americus, P.O.
Box 295. ee

Fine Donaldson S. . R. I. Red
eggs, 65c per 15, crate to be ret.
Mrs. J. F. Trawick, Tennite, Rt. 1.
-Pure bred Mammoth White
Pekin duck eggs, 75 doz; also
pure bred blue speckled Guinea
eses, 75e per 15 del. Sidney oe
felter, Marietta, Rt. 5.

Eggs Wanted

Exc. dried peaches for W. L.
eggs; must be: full stock, or exc.
for setting of B. R. eggs; 5 lbs, for
15. eggs. Mrs. H. J. Wheeler, Ball
Ground, Rt. 2.

Want hatching eggs: Experi
hatching, 2c per egg, or 1/3 of
hatch; any amount between 50 and
175; any breed; write first. Bill
Elarlee, Claxton. ,

Want thoroughbred Ancona eggs
fer hatching; must be near Atlan-
ta. J. L. Childers, Atlanta, 1214
Jenauna St. S. E., Phone, Ma. 8578.

Positions Wanted

Twenty-yr.-old young man wants
job on farm; board, laundry and
small wage. Seaborn Bond, Roys:
ton, Rtg.

Want work at once; exp. farmer,
truck and car driver; single, good
worker, etc.; within 200 mils La-
Grange; state. what. you can of-
fer, salary, with board, laundry;
ete. Homer Carrington, Pseee
dale, -Rt.* 1.

Want farm on 3rd and the:
can furnish seif and stock: pre-
fer Fulton County. Write G. W.
Walker (town not given), Rt. #15
Bex 458.

Want to run a poultry or tur:
key,
3 in family; ref. furnished. C.
Davis, LaGrange, 612 Murphy Ave.

Want a crop on halves or work
for -wages, day or mo, as low as
50c day and cow to milk;
family, 3 grown to work; lifetime
exp. in farming; have to be moved.
J. M. Harrington, Wray, Rt. 1
care: R. C. Purvis.

Middle-aged man desires job
farming; exp. in any kind of farm
work. J... 3... Cochran,- Ves
Rte.2.

Twenty- -six-yr.-old young woman
wants place with elderly - couple
on farm (without children)
look after. poultry and other light
work; small salary, board, etc.
Miss Leo

Want ti-horse farm on halves;
have to be furnished a little; near
Atlanta preferred;





brother to help with work; raised
on farm. S P. Griffin, Royston.

Want grist mill, shares or
wages, also chickens on shares;
well exp. in milling and poultry
raising; water or electric power
preferred. T. P. Hicks, Autrey-
ville.

Elderly man wants work look-
ing after chickens, brooding of

baby chicks, trapnesting, incubat-

ing, ete., also garden work; board,
laundry and small wage. Geo.
Rowe, Bridgeboro, Rt. 3.

Man, wife, ll-yr.-old son; want

to get place as overseer or share |

basis, with good man; exp. far-

mer; know how to handle labor;

satisfactory ref. given. G. H.
Crosby, Savannah, Rt. 3, White
Bluff Road.

Want 2 or il-horse farm on
halves; have to be furnished dur-
ing crop season; have to be moved,
but will repay if have to: So. Ga.
preferred; 4 to work; will take
small crop; rest work for wages:
ref. B. G. Mathis, Ray City, Rt. 1.

Refined, middle-aged couple
want a place in No. Ga. with el-
derly couple for this year; will
consider a small salary or share
crop with room and board; ref.
Wm. A. Worley, Ramhurst.

Want about 5 acres of good land
on 50-50 basis, near school and
church;*work by day the rest of

the time; 3 in family large enough
Suwanee, | t

to work. B. Hi. Hill,

or dairy farm on 50-50 basis; |

5 in.

to.

ruce, Commerce, Rt. -7.:

am a colored |
man, 22 yrs. old, with: sister and}

eee children want crop. or
work for wages; life time
have to be moved and furn:
ean give ref. D. W. Gibson,
Gmitte Rt. fo

Want job on farm as wage h
or share crop; hustler, not af
to work; have enough help - t
handle several acres _ tobacco, (
truck or dairy. E. L. Ray, Nash
ville

Middle-aged woman with i
oid boy wants home with age
ecuple; can doall kinds work. gar.
den, milking, etc., and boy, ligh
werk .after school: reasonable
ary, ref. if required. Mrs. A
Beasley, Forsyth, Rt. 3. e

doing any

Want job on farm,
light work. Mrs. C. C Rarfisey, A
lanta, 871 Washington = St.,
1932, prefer 1-horse or will
part Gree is work for. party res

good house

venient. to school and.

lived on farm all my life (neve
proved but Boi 28 ean ee an

a tie co.
Minas aged widow with = chile
a 42
farm at. once. Mrs. ee Gibbs,
Kt.
Want job on farm; wages OF.
share crop; wife and self only;
yrs. old; raised on farm, also
in dairy work; reliable, good wor
er. J. I. Sheppard, Atlanta, 829
Elumiphries St., S. W., Care: Jo.
Dumas. eae
Twenty-one-yr.-old young, _
wants job on dairy; first
miller; no bad habits; ref.;
per week and board. R. Bs
Thomaston.
Man with wife, 4 children 1
work at once; work by day o
20-38 acres on 50-50 basis; have
be moved and furnished reasonable
amount. M. J. Jones, te one

yis. old; state ae first
ter. Annie Lou oe Meeks.

work; can do angen. on
reply at once or see: (Residing n
Sugar Valley Road, 1 mi. |]
way). W. E.. Weaver, Atco, -
Want.i-horse crop on
have sto be furnished; :
nephew; have to be moved if
wili repay moving bill if have to
want to get with good man whe
will da what he says; N. Ga. Liz:
PTS Rome, Rt. 5. O58

ish self; enough help. tor 1-horse

crop. F, E. Lyons, Atlanta, 102

Avondale Ave., S. WB. :
Eighteen-yr.-old boy ~wants

on farm; 2 yrs. in high scho

have no bad habits; ref. exc.; wor

for 38 mo., board a launary,

Want heavy SSieeans crep on
50 basis; force enough to 1
same; want good land; can fu H
self: exp. in farming; see or heat
at, once. F. W. Powers, (town
given), 778 Bronwood Ave., S.

Man with wife, 4 children, wa:
job on farm or running grist mill:
life time.on farm; exp. miilki

{good mechanic; stay with job |

work for $3 week, farm; $4 mill. E.
J. May, Griffin. :
Young man of good chase
would like job on farm for wages

begin March ist; ref. if desi
make offer. W. C. Cannon, Mi
Fit: 22:

Exp. farmer, 23 yrs.
small family, sober and
dustrious, able to finance s
wants a farm on shares, within 20
miles of Atlanta with stock fur:
ished. J. N. Green, Atlanta a
Merrits Ave., N. E., phone, Wall-
nut 4095.

Want job on farm ie not, Jess
than $12 month; can milk co 8,
drive truck, or do gen. farm w
Hill Tabor, Irwington, Rt. 2.

Want job on farm; will work on
halves, or for wages at 70e per
day and feed miyself. -C. Bait
Irwinton, Rt. 2.

Want job, A-1 blacksmith, wheel:
wright and gen. repair work of a
kinds; 15 yrs. exp.; will-take
on shares, or hire; good re
once. G. C. Landers, Forest P
Re As

Twenty-three-yr. -old young
man wants to live as one of f
in good farm home and assi
the gen. light work around ~

old, with |








Published Weekly by the
BUREAU OF MARKETS
Arthur D.. Jones, Director

Department of.
Agriculture

EUGENE TALMADGE,
: Commissioner







THURSDAY, FEB. 18, 1932

Entered as second class matter
February 15, 1922, at the Post
Mfice at -Atlanta, Georgia,
nder the act of June 8, 1939.
ecepted for mailing at special
te of postage provided for in
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| or transaction resulting there-
- rom.

Positions Wanted

Want good 1-horse farm; under-

nd farming and can furnish

with man who ean furnish

$10 per mo. H. L. Spearman,
goolers =

cung man wants wages job;
low, : cut wood, feed stock, etc.,
10 mo. and board; answer soon.

J... Boker, Hazlehurst.

Want to look after a country
heme, or farm; can do any kind of
farm work, also milk, 60 yrs. old,

reaithy and good worker; prefer
with elderly couple or widow. Geo.

Keece, Acworth.

, old poultryman with 36 yrs.

operating incubators and

eoding chicks wants work.
mory B. Dubose, Valdosta.

Young married man wants 1-

vse crop, 50-50 basis; have to be

ished about $30, and moved;
worker; ref.; not over 25 miles
erson. Marion TT. Reynolds,

efferson, Rt. 2.

iddle-aged married man wants
Ii 1-horse crop on 50-50 basis;
furnish self; want about 6
in corn and 6 or 8 acres in
tton, with garden and patches.
ry Marsingill, Jefferson, Rt. 2.

Want 1-horse farm, 50-50 basis;

ive to be furnished; or wage

L write or see at once. J. C.
Mobley, Lithonia, Rt. 4.

Want dairy on 50-50 basis; can

yse trade now to take same over

en July 1 and Oct 1; write
nterested J. A. Mathews,~ Col-
lege Park, Rt. 1. *%
ant job as- miller and machin-
wheat and corn mill, by month
percentage basis; ref. C. W.
gs, Austell, Rte.

Want 2:-horse crop; good house,

jent to school, can furnish

put will have to be moved;

y i-horse crop and let 16-

ld son for wages; exp. dairy

mE s0 Ww. BE. eee. Pipe es

|





: Pp
: near Atlanta or

||miles of Jesup; 2 in family.

,character. T. C. Buttram,



Columbus.
grewing garden truck, berries and
few chickens, on shares, with little
work at start: ref. Willis Morrison,
Atlanta, 351 Cherokee S. E., care
W. H. Young.

Want small farm; well a on
halves or other ways; write what
you can offer. W. T/ Brownlee,
Norcross, Rt.-1.

Nice widow with boys, 17, 15 and 4.

12 yrs. old, want work for wages
for good people only, on. farm: also
want to raise chickens on halves.
Mrs. Udell Caldwell, Cochran,
Tes ts a % ,

Want 3 or 4horse farm on
halves (only need the guano); can |
rin myself to make crop; or will
work for this year; 8 men on farm;
ean run any kind machinery; work
for $1 day: refs: at<onee; <C, Ms
Shelley, Cave Springs.

Husband and wife, about 22 yrs.
old, without children, want home
and assist with farming for good
party; lived on farm all life time;
understand also trucking, dairying.
Cc. D. Lowell, Atlanta, 305 Peters
St.. ~phone Main 0034.

Farm Help Wanted

Want good farm hand for gen.
farming; must be good worker;
give board, laundry, all 3 acres
cotton will make; prefer a chris-
tian man without bad _ habits.
Clyde Burell, Lawrenceville.

Want middle-aged woman to
help with poultry and garden and
other work for board and small
wage; must be wunincumbered,
smart:and nice.. Mrs. E. W. Pal-
mer, Vidalia, Rt. 1.

Want.a good boy to work with
me; will give him 500 Ib lint cot-
ton, board and laundry; boy not



to be under 16 yrs old. J. S. Sta-
1 tan, Dalton, Rt.-\1.

Want a good, reliable woman to
live in home for clothes and board
and help with ight work, garden,
poultry; milking, ete.; 6 in family.
Arthur Nelson, Decatur, Rt. FES

Want woman between 45-50 to
live as one of family, look <after
poultry, garden, ete.; within 50
WwW. A.
Ogden, Odum, Rt. 1, Box 11.

Want. boy, 13-14 yrs. old with
no. bad habits to live in home as
eur own child; will school him and
give him a good home; orphan
preferred; help with light. work.
Mrs. B. F. Mears, Fargo. |

Want party who can finance
self, stock, tools and fertilizer, on
1 or 2-horse farm on % basis. L.
S. Hope, Ludowici, RED.

Want at once 12 to 17-yr.-old_ boy
to live in home and assist with
light work; give board, clothes and
eotton patch; must be of good
McRae,
RFD A.

Want. farm hand
help: write for full
E. J. Cagle, Alto.

Want boy 14 to 18 yrs. old to
do gen. farm work, for good clothes
and cotton patch. R. L. Hartley,
Silver Creek, RFD 1. :

Want man and wife of good
character to work on farm; will

and other
information.

Jfurnish room, board and $10 mo.;

must be exp. and willing workers;
answer at once, giving ref. Chas.
Buchwald, Stone Mountain, Rt. 1.

Want good middle-aged woman
to live with me and help with
garden and other light work; an-
swer at once. Mrs. A. J. Hardy,
Empire, Rt..2, Box 22.-

Want boy to help on farm and
live as one of family; must not
curse nor have bad habits; for
board, clothes and washing. Newt
Ivester, Clarkesville, Rt. 2.

Want at once 15-yr.-old, or older,
single boy of good character to live
as one of family and help work on
farm; just wife and self in family;
board, laundry, small salary. Bob
Gurley, Dallas, Rt. 4.

Want truck grower for 100 acre
river farm, 40 acres bottom;
tractor, dbl. harrow, disc plow and
cultivator furnished: 22 miles out;
on 1/8 and 4 basis. . S. Storer, |
Atlanta, 809-10 Forsyth St.

Want single boy at once
honest; sober and with good
habits, $8 mo. and hoard and
laundry; to help work on farm. J.
ff. Mixon, Waycross, Rt. 1, Box 37.

Want a good hand, no bad
habits, to live in home and work
crop on 50-50 basis. Thos. A.
Booth, Hartwell.. a :

Want a single white boy to, work
on farm for board and Jaundry and |
3 acres of land and all it makes.

for :



on ;
0 good work os live 2
of family, for board, laundry

all can make on 5 acres of good}

land: write. -H.. EB. Haynie, |
Statham; Ht. 2.5 = -_
Want a boy to help on farm;

must be good worker and without

bad habits; write. S. J. Williamson,
Ochlochnee, Rt. 2.

Grain and Hay For Sale

One car bright. peanut hay,
without rain on it, $6 FOB. J. C.
Jones, Smithville. =

Baled peavines hay mixed with
sorghum, good and bright, $15
ten; oat straw, real bright, - $7
ton. G. M. Rawls, Williamson.

A-1 peavine hay cut and baled
without any rain on it, $14 ton
FOB, in car lots; bales run about
100 Ibs. O. M. Greene, Iron City.

Grain and Hay Wanted

Want 1 ton peavine hay mixed :

with grass; exc pure lard at 10
lb Frank Harris, Baxley, Rt. 2. ~
Want hay or seed corn in exe. for
pure bred Guernsey heifers, ent.
to reg. from high producing cows.
Prentiss Neal, St. Simons Island.
Want from 2 to 4 tons bright,
hay, any kind, del. at bargain or
reasonable. price. W. H. Waddelle,
Pearson,
Want
any var.
Pearson.

Plants For aie

Early blood beet plants, 20c C
postpaid; 2 bu. 90-day velvet bean
seed to exc. for 1 bu. O-too-tan
seed; ea. pay postage. ~Mrs. 0. Bae
Bush, Doerun.

M. E. B. strawberry- plants, 35
C; catnip, 10 bunch; black rasp-
berries, $1 doz.; add postage. Mrs.
A. J. Stansel, Cleveland, Rt. 4.

Frostproof cabbage plants, lead,
var., and Bemuda onion plants,
500, 60c; $1 M postpaid; now
ready. -W. H. Weaver, Ocilla,

Early frostproof cabbage plants,
all: var., 656; 5003.$1 M; 5b. Mi-up,
75c M; exe. at 75c M FOB for
Brabham peas at $1 bu. W. R.
Peters, Ray City. :

Klondike strawbetry plants,
$1.50: M.- A. iW Dowdy, | Renee
ville, Rt. 2: s

Strawberry plants, lic. C; gage
and tansy, 10c to 25c plants; as-
paragus, 10-25c;. old-time large
plums, 10c ea.; $1 doz.; add post-
age. J, W. Fordham, Toomsboro, |
Bata 2: :

Sage plants, 10c ea.; everbear-
ing and large May strawberry
plants, 20c C; beet seed, 5c tbis.;
25e teacupful, FOB; money order;
exec. for early cabbage plants.
Mrs. W. H. Halman, Cleveland.

W2kefields, Dutch, Copenhagen
cabbage: Marglobe, Stone, Red
Rock, Baltimore tomato;. Prize-
taker, Bermuda onion: 500, 5c,
$1.25 M postpaid; Burpee's and
Bountiful stringless bean, 15c Ib.
FOB. R. L. McRee, Meigs.

2 tons bright hay, del.;
at bargain. D. BE. Harrell,



Buncomb collard plants, Iceberg |

and Big Boston lettuce, 25c C3.
$1.50 M del.: cash with order.
L. HE. Harrison, Dublin.

Klondike strawberry plants,
$1.50 M del. H. L. Cantrell, Flow-
ery Banch, Rt.-1.

J. W. cabbage plants, $1 M del.;
5 M up, 75e M, exp. col.: prompt
shipment. Ovie Crowe, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2.

Splendid var. strawberry plants,
25e per C; parsley seed, 10c tbls.
Mrs. Alice Garner, Palmetto,

HE. J., Chas. and Flat Dutch,
frostproof cabbage plants, 300,
35c; 500, 65c; $1 M: Bermuda and
Frizetaker onions, 500, 65c; $1.15.
- PORLEaNd, R. Chancelor, Sev-
ille.

Chas. W._ cabbage plants, 80c
Mi 3M, $2.25; in 5 M lots, $8. 25.

M. Barber, Baxley.

ae J. W. cabbage plants, $1 M
Gel.; 75e M exp. col. John Roark,
Flowery Branch, Box 43. :

Cultivated bunch -~ blackberry
plants, $3 C, P. P.; 100 ibs, good
sorghum seed, $1. 50 bu.; exc. for
cow peas, Bermuda onion-or cab-
bage plants. W. G. Kelley, For-
est Park. :

Frostproof E. J., Wakefield cab-

bage plants, grown in No. Ga.:

strong and healthy, 15c C; $1 M
FOB. Ermon McPherson, Bremen,

Frostproof Copenhagen cabbage
plants, well rooted, collard plants,
ee M exp. R. J, ee et
Straw

se plants, 30

131.50 M; 5 M, $1.40 M;

| Valdosta.

| 80e;

for
plants at 60c M FOB or {5c det.; |.

low pop. corn, ee ne
sett, Barney,

ee 75. M; 500, 40c
postpaid; 60c M FOB; cabbage
plants, 75c 500; $1. 25 M postpaid;
roots protected, basket free. Lee
Waldrip, Gainesville.

Kicndike strawberry plants, ie
CG: $1.75, M: Iceberg lettuce, 30c
Cc; $2 M. Mrs. eet, Parks, Cum-
ming, Rt. 4,

Hiverbearing and Lady TT. straw-
berry plants, 30c C. Miss Lillie
Dockery, Dahlonega,- Rt Av

Chas, W. cabbage, 500, 65; $1.25
M:; 5 M, 90c M; Klondike and
Missionay strawberry, 500, 7c;

eG. Chambers, | Flowery Branch,
Rea.

~ Silk mulberries, fig plants, little |
brown var., 95c ea.; Palm Chris-
tie seed, 25c Ib.; exc. for velvet
beans or goats. Come see. S. M.
Seaborn, Brunswick. | :

Klondike strawberry plants,
$1. 50 M. Miss Addie Reynolds,
Gainesville, Re Bess

Hastings Brimmer tomato
plants, now ready, 20c C; 85c, 500.
| Mrs, G.. #. McDaniel, Buena Vis-
fa Rt 4.

Lead. var. cabbage plants aad
Bermuda onion, postpaid, 500, 60c;
80c M:; orders: filled by return
mail. J. R. Pope, Fitzgerald, Rt. 4,

Jersey aud Chas. W. frostproof
cabbage plants, ready now, 500,
50c: 75c M: 3 M up, 50cM; Ber-
muda onion, $1 M.. W..R. Head,
Alma.

Millions choice J. and Chas. W:
cabbage plants, 500, 50c; 75e M;
over 3 M, 50c M; white and yellow
Bermuda onions, 500, 60c; $1 M; 5
M lots, 75c M. B. J. Head, Alma.

Cabbage and Bermuda onion
plants, all lead. var., 75c M;
prompt shipment. | J. Q. Dorris,

Cabbage es g0c Ne 3M,
$2.25: 5 M, $3.2) FOB. J. L: Leg-
gett, Baxley.

Missionary strawberry plants,
$1.25, 500; rhubarb plants, 50c doz.;
Himalaya blackberry, 50c doz.;
citron seed, 5 Ib.; okra seed, 15c
cupful. Mrs. lay gaa Hart-
well, At. 25

-Tead. var. cabbage plants, 200,
25e; 500, 45c; -75e M FOB. W. iH.
Johnson, Noylor.

E. J. eabbage plants, 50, 500;
90c M FOB. P. T. Ba Sur-
rency.
> Three hundred asparagus plants,
$1, 50. J. Drexel, Sycamore,

Frostproof cabbage plants, Flat
Dutch, Chas. W. cabbage, 80c M;
also flue-cured tobacco,. 10 lbs.,
100, $7. FOB; money order.
W. H. Morris, Baxley, Rt. J.

Mtn. grown red raspberry
plants, $3 C; 50c doz. postpaid;
exc, 200 for 100 young, dewberry
plants or even exe. for Lucretia.
R. D. Massee, Tiger.

Chas. and J., Succession and
Early and Late Flat Dutch cab-
bage, 85c M del.; 65 M FOB; exc,
2M or more Bermuda onion
plants guar. Grady Turner, Ma-
con, Rt, 3. :

Frostproof cabbage plants, E,
J., -Chas. W., Copenhagen Mar-
ket, 500. Bbc; 1M postpaid;
prompt shipment. Roscoe Mays,
Fitzgerald, Rt. 4, Box 144. 3

Nice, fresh grown E. J., Chas.
W. cabbage and Bermuda. onion
plants, 300, 40c; 500, 60ce;-S5c M
del; money order. Mrs. Geo.
Gaffney, Fitzgerald.,-

Globe tomato and Iceberg let-.,
tuce plants, now ready, 30c ;
$2.50 1000. G. L. Yeomans, Savan-
nah, 509 East 41st St. :

Millions frostproof cabbage
plants, white and yellow Bermuda
onion, all postpaid, 500, 55; 85c
M. John B. Pope, Fitzgerald.

Burbanks thornless blackberry
plants, 75e doz.; exe. 3 bu. Mel-
ton peas for 6 gal. sugar cane
syrup; ea. del. what he ships.
Kathleen Pike, Mauk.

Klondike strawberry plants,
Gz $E.25, 25003 $2 ME = del;
Damson_ plums, also large var.
May cherries, 8; 80C: 6; b0e* Si
doz, Gel 2 Mrs. 3. Se Crowe, Cum-
ming, Rt. 4.

Genuine imp. fea skin and pink
skin Porto Rico potato plants,
March 25, $1.50 M FOB: half cash
and bal, De DEE; aes ae

30
Blue



add postage.

no chks. |

fege-plants,

/guar.,

bage piants

ber
: 500; -$2 M del,
Cumming, Rt. 4,

Rhubarb, good size YP
800. postpaid. Mrs. Ja
Cleveland, Rt. 4.0

Eldorado. plackberry ee
C; fine strawberry pla
Glendon Waller, Suw

Curled parsley plant;
Mrs. J. Bryan, Philom:

Well rooted Himala;
berry plnats, $1 per
CGC. &. Smith, Braselton

Garlic .bulbs, .50 @
and horse radish roots
Miss: oP
ton, Roy.

Lueretia dewhberry ;
$8 M. Mrs. A. G. inp
ville.

Klondike
$1.50 M del.
ery Branch, Rt. 1.

Everbearing

raspberry plants,

80c doz.;

exc, for ae
1b. cap. =

sacks at

Half million frostproo:
plants, E. J., Chas. V
prepaid; prompt shipme
Nell Fossett, Baxley.

Cabbage plants, E. J
Flat Dutch, 500, OG

cel most paid, ap L.
gerald, Rt. 3. au
prepaid: 20c C; 500.
5 M up, 60c 1000.
Baxley.

EB, J., Chas. W.
now ready, |

60c; 90c M postpaid
potato plants, April
Sewell, Pitts. Ne

Harly J. W. cabbage
CG, 65e 500, $1. M, P,P. -
zant, Abbeville.

Himalaya blackberry
doz. Will exc. for well .
rado blackberry plants o:
most anything can use, M
Reed, Varnell.

One thousand tom
ready, Marglobe, Bur
iest, Bonnies best; also

35e 4
Mrs. H. V. Franklin, Re
Pink skin or yellow
draws, latter part of J
April, $1 M, FOB. Any :

Cash with Qed aD
Naylor. :
Frostproof E. J., Chas,
bage plants, now readj
bor 500, 90e M.
Rowe, Fitzgerald, Rt. 2.
Cc. We and E, Flat =
, 60ce 500, 95
paid. Exe. for large pape
cans: M plants for 15 1
Each pay postage. T. W
ald, Oakwood.
Frostproof cabbases
500, 75e M, FOB. J.
Baxley, Rt. 4.
Mastodon evebearin
berry plants, 35 C; ric
qt.; yellow crooked net
10e spoonful; toug
peas, 20c pt. Add posta
Ruby Stansel, Cleveland,
oo Stone tomato pla
5esfor. 500. Jea. Whisnai
Ox <ikt? 22 td
~ aarge red early
plants, 25c C, 90c 590,
Ralph Porter, Gainesvel
Progressive everbea!
berry plants, $2.25. M;
ries, 50c C; mtn. g005
doz.; all del. srd zont
ples:= 100 -1b2e Di
Cleveland. ;
Open field grow?
Dutch cabbage plant
500, 90c M, postpaid
McCorvey, Coolidge.
Frostproof cabbage ple
H.-d.,. Ghas. W. 9pen
50e% 500, The IM del. Pr
ment =< HA C= Rowe
Rt, 2:
Klondike
$1.50 M,;

strawberry

del. I. M. B
Crystal wax and ye!

onion, J. Chas. and Sue

bage, 50c 300: TBC 500
de]. R.

Cabbage and collard
M:; onions, $1:25 Meee
order. R, E. Hackle,
Savannah Ave.

Crystal wax






is Pitts, Smithville,

=e plants. EK.
Flat D., Succession,
and white Bermuda
M del; 5 M up, 6dc M
Si kes, Macon, Rt. 3.
nd white. Bermuda
i. J., Chas. W. and

7 cabbage, 500, 60c: 90c|

up, 65c M FOB. E. Hi.

f: cabbage plants, .
at Dutch and Succes-

500, 60c; 90c M del, C.
acon, Rt. 3.
Baltimore tomato plants,
jel; ready for sa
ngs, Odum.
foes Chas eacee
; ready, 75c M; cash
W. Deen, Baxley.
Bermuda onion plants,

M. postpaid. Tommie :

athleen.
M FOB. B, M. Bul-

s now fon pure red
and Nancy Hall
$1.25 M FOB; State}
mond, Pelham.
ettuce plants for sale.
an, Athens, 2004
en cabbage plants, 10
, J. Connell, Nashville.
can potato plants, also
erseys; aH -cert.; ean
15th or 20th. J N.
Ima, Rt. 4. \
ginseng RAC} $25 M: 1
15M; . yr. golden seal,
Ly $2.-C; $10. Ms
(er or oe. Pervis,

as. Ww, Barly | Fiat
ybage, also Bermuda
500, 65c; $1.25 M;

B here in 5 M lots, 75c
. Berryhill, Lakeland.
oungberry (cross lo-
direct from

naubaxe,, erystal Ber-

: 00, 40c; 500, -60; =

rer. ee

ay City.
age R: Me-
wax

its, 15e C: $1.2
er onry

Bermuda
-

slants, now. oS early
Iso thoroughbred B.
fine matings, 75c- per
e added to all. Mrs.

. Wrens. -
ing strawberry plants,
perries, 25c C; exc. for
ants, same price; add
Ps. Wi oH,

| collard plants, 25

yostage; also Jersey

or without calves,

just), Sub: to reg, $50-
, Morgan, Stillmore.



ants Wanted

green sage leaves
el price; also 3. or
seed cane for sale at $1
B. W. M. Thornton,

bs. nice, sun-dried ap-
00 - Copenhagen market
plants; ea; pay postage.
andiver, Dial.
eyed peas. or corn-
seed, vat 15c cup for 200
plants, Bermuda
fs and other value; ea.
e, Mrs. Callie Stewart,

a: ficld peas for red
potato plants, April del.
3 Mullis,

ee ai eae var. Sgtra
x will exc. for Ente

PRS 8s

plants:
|Mrs. F, P. Rahn, Rincon, Rt. 2.
Want 3 to. 5 M pure Mastodon |

Me- ;

4 1b.

5 M post-
Reese,

- Norton, Z

ple eG.
Jong pearing green okr

strawberry plants; !
price in first letter.
ets, Cedartown,

Seed For Sale

Rice pop corn, shelled 6e Ib.:
old-fashioned sunflower seed, 20c
pt.; also large egg gourd seed, 10c
pkt.; Klondike strawberry plants,
25e C. Add postage. Mrs. J. B.
Fields, Dahlonega, Rt. 1,

Two hundred lbs. Stone arth.
melon seed, hand-picked, well

make best
-D. L. Rob-



boll, imp. recleaned cotton seed,
$1 bu., FOB. Cash with order. J. fT.
Garrett, Charing.

Stone Mtn. melon seed, 50c. Ibs
or exe. for thoroughbred eggs for
hatching, large breed. Mrs. Clay-
ton Dougias, Alma.
Fifty lbs. nice,
white running seed baby Lima
beans., guar, sound, ist yr. from
Hastings, 15c lb. Sample on re-
quest. No chks. Cash. Mrs. Ralph
Hatcher, Adrian.

Texas honey drip cane feed best
var. that grows, $2 bu. Exc. some

hand-selected

2 bu. potatoes. Comer Meeks, Alto,
Ree. =

-Forty Ibs. Watson seed, from se-
lected melons, wt. 40: lbs. up, 30c
1b. No chks.-Cash with order. J. T.
Daniel, Boston, Re B 2

White okra seed, 6 kinds tender
beans, each, 15 cupful;
(renovated), 30c lb, Exe, for rab-
bits, potato or onion plants, or
Other value. J. R. Bramlett, Elli-
jaye Rt 4

Cornfield beans, 20 cupful,
exc. for value. Mre1. J. se
rett, Alto.

Perkins long eroen bunch. okra
seed, early, prolific and bears until
frost, 25c Ib.; 5 Ibs., 20c Ib. 10
lbs., 15 Ib.; 25 Ibs. up, 12%c Ib.,
FOB FE. il. "Todd, Valdosta. A

White Crowders, cream Crowd-
ers, and lady _ peas,
treated, 10 Ibs., $1; $6 per C; im.
proved -red Valentine beans, 35
3 lbs, $1, postpaid. EL. A.
Hayes, Buford, : ;

Cattail millet, 10c lb. in pod;
Egyptian wheat, 15c 1b.; pure
Whatleys prolific seed corn, $1.75
bu.; 50e peck; scallion onion. but-
tons, 10c qt. Will exc. E. L. Corley,
Mauk, Rt<1. | :

Two var. okra seed, 12c pkeg.,
or exe. for red Valentine or corn-
field bean seed. Mrs. Robt. B. Mit
ler, Acworth, Rt. 2.

Old-fashioned muskmelon seed,
'10 snuff-box full; Ga. collard seed,
2 tabls., 10c. Earl Young, Summer.
RFD 1, Box 61.

Long green cucumber, yellow
crookneck squash, pumpkins, 10c
0z.; rice pop corn, sunflower, 8c

lb., 50 orders, postpaid.
Todd, Gaddistown.

Three hundred Ibs. hand-selected
pure Stone Mtn. melon seed, 25c
Ib., plus postage. or exe, for pigs
and chickens, G. H. Farmer,
| Milledgeville, Rt. 2.

Reeleaned honey drip cane weed:
5c Ib.: sugar Crowder peas, same
price; postpaid on 10 lbs. or more
A. A. Nash, Riverdale, Rt: 1.

Honey drip cane seed, 5c lb., 10
lbs. or more, postpaid. Lester
Creel, Riverdale, Rt. 1. :

Several 100 Ibs. best, hand-se-
lected Stone Mtn. melon seed, 5fic
Jb. del.:. 10 Ibs up, 30c 1b.; 100 Ib.
lots, 25c Ib. Sample on request.
Prompt shipment. B. R. Andrews,
Haddock. =

Stone Mtn. watermelon seed,
guar. pure, 35c lb. Write for prices
on larger lots. Sample on request.
H. L. Wilchor, Butler, Rt. 3.

Garden. bunch beans, 80c per 5
Ips.: cabbage seed, 90c Ib.; tobac-
co seed, 6c spoonful., del. in zone 2.
John Crone, Philomath.

Ten bu. sunflower seed, 6c Ib.,
FOB: also want to buy 5 to 10
cases A-1 pure sugar cane syrup
in eans, del. S. S. Copeland, Jack-
scn,

Thirty-five lbs. No. 1 Stone Mtn,
yvratermelon seed, 60c Ib. W. Cy
Shipp, Dallas, Rt. 6.

White tender crease back corn-
field bean. seed, 25 1b., and post-
age, Mrs. A, L. Holden, Batonton.

.Pure Watson melon seed, 302 1b.;

Alvin

@ chats seed, no rocks or nut Zrass,

Se Ib. All del. R. fe Citton, Oliver,

Thirty-five Ibs. very choice 2



cured, 50c lb.; also Cleveland big)

for sweet potatoes: 1 bu. seed for]

"1 for salad, 1931 crop, 45c, or

recleaned,

1 Bex 2180, 4

lb.; golden bantam sweet corn, 20c

$1.50 prepaid:

for. mush peas. syrup or ees
b



y can use.
crombie, Murrayville, PY dg
= "Tender striped half runner pean
seed, 25 cup. Mrs. H. B. Clower,
Lawrenceville. oe

Large Spanish Helms. 30c gal.;

large white nest onions, 30c gal:
eream sugar Crowders, 5c Ib., -30c
gal. Add postage. Mrs. Mattie
Wright, Bremen. _
- White multiplying onions, 35c
gal. del.; colored half runner seed
beans, 10c cup. Mrs. Vv. Ss: Ladd,
Gainesville, Rt. 7.

Seeded ribbon cane seed, 5c Ib.,
and postage; mixed turnip and
mustard seed, 15c cupful, postpaid.
Myra Lemmonds, Social Circle,
Ries: :

Broad leaf tobacco, 20c oz.; vel-
vet okra, 25 Ib.; calamus plants
for setting, 10c each; large size
pumpkin, 25c cupful, postpaid. Exc.
for collard seed, 25c lb. L.. A. Crow,
Oakwood, = #

Thirty lbs. Thurmond
Gried in shade, 40c lb. del.; also
30 Ibs. bunch white baby Lima
beans, 15c Ib. del. Cash with order.
Mrs. J. A. Henson, Pitts, Rt
Box 150.

Pure Stone Mtn. melon seed, 40c
lb., 3 Jbs., $1; cantaloup, Rocky
Ford, 50c Ib., 3 lbs}-$125- J. &;
A. Williams, Cordele, MCC
Seed velvet beans, $1.50 bu.,
FOB: white bunch butter: beans,
sound, clean, 10c Ib., and postage.
Exe. for anything can use. Mrs, P.

feathers | Bostwick, Bluffton.

Tom Watson melon seed, hand-
saved. Ist yr. from Watson,
b= -del. Cash; with erder: J... A:
Mims, Boston.

One and one-half pt. turnip seed
exe.
for 450 early cabbage or Bermuda
cnion plants. Add Poe: Mrs.
Etta Keener, Bllijay, Rt.

Pure honey drip cane seed, $i
bu,
good breed; 4 bu. New Era peas.
$1.25 bu.; few bu. mixed weas, 95c
ku. J. A. Crawford, Calhoun.

Hastings dwarf okra sced, 30c
lb.; -Burpees stringless green pod
beans, 20e -lb.; lady peas, 35c gal.;
yellow: pop corn, 5 Ib. in 5 Ib. lots,
del. Cash, or exec, . -Odell Inzte.
Chatsworth, Rt. 2.

Multiplying large yeNow Calif.
beer seed, fresh. 25c per start.
Stamps accepted. Mrs. E. B. Green,
Atlanta, 835 Ponders Ave.

Hive) 1bs.- nice; clean, sound
Reeky Ford cantaloup seed, 60c Ib.
postpaid? or 60c FOB. Mrs. C. Ir.
Coxwell, Milledgeville, ~~ Rts ae

Hastings everbearing Eng. pea
seed, an extra good, bush var. for
sale or exc. for other things can
use. Wm. C. Weeks, Harlem.

Black pole bean seed, 20c large
cupful; cream Crowder - peas.
jb., cash with order. Mrs. Berry
Bennett, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

One-half Ib. gourd seed, 25c doz.;
mized pop corn, 5e Ib. or bu., $2
VOB; old-fashioned peach seed,
50e 100, J. I. McCaskill, Camilla,
RFD. ;

Willetts Wonder Eng. pea seed,
25c Ib.; Himalaya berry plants, 50
for Tc: grow in clusters; add post-
age.. Mrs. Belle Godard, Goggins,
Pot 2: :

Froney drip cane seed, 3c
FOB; pop corn, 4c 1b. FOB,
syrup, 40e gal. here. Mrs.
Stapler, Roopville, Rt. 2.

Crowder peas, sunflower seed,
broom corn, white bunch butter
beans, white running butter beans,
all 25ce qt. or 5 ats., $1; exc. white
table peas for white sacks, L. M.
Aderhold, Lavonia.

Seed rice, saved without rained
on, name unknown but very. pro-
lifie: sell or exc. for white bunch
butter bean seed, lb. for lb.; would
eonsider onion plants; write first.
Mrs. R. L. Corley, Camilla, Rt. C.

Pure Rocky Ford eantaloup
seed, Cuban Queen watermelon,
$1.25 1b; bunch Eng. pea seed,

Tb:
also
Lu

Russian Mammoth sunflower seed,

chicken corn, 25 lb.; running and
bunch butter- bean seed, 20. Ib.
diva, M. Tankersley, Thomson.
Three or 4 lbs. Thurmond Grey
watermelon seed, 60c Ib.; 3 Ibs.,
B. R. eggs, for
a Park's str., 75c per 15.
Mrs. He F. Cowan, Uvalda. SS
Chufa seed. the long brown vayr.,
good as the best, $4 bu. FOB. W.
W: Crews, Grawiey.
Good seed rice, 65e pk., or exc.

a r
Loma Aber-
Harriss, Harlem, ,

'10 bu. running velvet beans, good

grey
watermelon seed, hand-cleaned and

* Z

50)

FOB, or exe. for pigs or any
1 Crowders, $1.25 pk.; money orders.
Flowery*| .

DCI

hand selected from 40-Ib. melons,

tion, 40c Ib.

ib. del.;
IN.



Shape
ae pure, ~ 400 per hee SE

~ Genuine Cuban | queen water-
melon ~ seed, limited quantity; .
write for prices. O. L. Summers,
Americus, Rt. A.

Twenty bu. mixed peas, $1 bug

and sound, $1.50 bu.; yellow seed
corn; hand shelled, 50ce pk.; $2.
bu. FOB. Quinnie Hargrove, Per-
kins, Rt. 1.

Two hundred lbs.
Crowder peas, 4c lb.; sorghum cane
seed, 40c gal.; wheat straw, 35c
pale; or exe, for corn... T. Ross:
er, Seville. . i

Okra seed, 20c ver teacupful;
mustard seed, 10c tbls; extra fine
syrup cane seed, $2 bu.; all post-
paid; cash with order. Herin
Laftin, Roopville, Rt. 3.

Nice, new broom corn seed, 10
large cupful, exe. for white. Crys-
tal Wax Bemuda onion plants, up
to 500 plants, also exc. for white
bunch butter bean. Mrs. H. O.
Moore, Bowdon, Rt. 3. . :

Texas sorghum cane seed, 50c
gal; red, white and; blue pop corn,
Be lb.; peppermint plants and
watercrest plants, ea., 25c doz;
TV Mann,- Forest Park, Rt, I.

The smallest gourd that grows,
10c doz. seed, and 2c postage.
Francis Miller, Devereux.

American Wonder melon seed,
ist yr. from Clements, $3.50 Ib.;
1% Ib., $2; 1/4 ib., $1.25; col. bunch
butter beans, 15 1lb.; white pop
corn, 10c ib, del: C. R, Smith,
Buford, Re. 3,

Tender cornfield beans, 50c per
4 teacupfuls; white rice pop corn,
5e lb.; 1 lot white October tender
eornfield beans, 3 teacupsful, 50c,
add postage. Mrs. Pearl Wood-
ward, Ranger; Rt. 1.

White nest onions, 50c gal.; ten-
der cornfield and black pole bean |
seed, 80c lb.; purple hull white
table pea, red and white speckled

pure sugar

Mrs. W:
Branch ae:

Three and a half Ibs. Ga. cab-
bage-collard seed, $1.25 for lot, or
40c lb.; add postage. -Mrs. W. C.

Smith, Wray; =
Lucy ~ Long cane, clan and
sound, 25cgal.; high-gear chicken
feed seed, half runner white gar-
den bean, 15c cup, or 2 for 25c;
long leaf tobacco seed, 10c tbis..
Mrs. Oscar Phillips, Ashland, Rt. 2.
Nice Rockyford cantaloup seed,
75@ lb. postpaid. Frank Goodrum,
Vienna, Rt. 6...
Brab ~peas, gathered
rain on them, good for hay, $1.50
bu.; white, tender cornfield bean
seed, 20c cupful; 4S. C. R. I. Red
hens, Donaldson str., 1 cockerel,
$5.00. John Wilson, Ellijay, Rt.
3, Box 46. ou
Six Ibs. Lifsey melon seed,
lb.: mixed sugr Crwders, 10c
lb., or exe. for niece, white sacks.
Mrs. Jim F. Wilson, Chula, Rt. f
Stone Mtn. and Thurmond mel-
on seed, 60c Ib,: exe. for 10 Ibs.

V.Robbs,

without

40e

for full stock male pig, eggs, syr-|-

up or anything of equal value.
Starling Yawn, Vienna, Rt. 2.
Dixie Belle seed, 1931 crop,

40e lb.; special prices on 50-Ib. or
more orders. As LL; sBrady,- Ru-
pert.

Zachary syrup cane seed, regu-
lar No. Ga. sorghum; price (not
recleaned), 10c Ib. del. R. A. Wil
son, Fitzgerald, Rt.. 8.

a early Eng. pea_ seed,
Ib. Mrs: T.- P. Childer;
Branch, Rt. 1

Perkins mammoth and uate
okra, genuine cabbage heading
collard; tenderest cornfield and
half runner, beans; liberal pkg.,
t5e."30ce lb.f- 3 lbs4 -8he del. Mary
Cochran, Lawrenceville.

Five cupsful of okra seed, 10c
cup, or 45c for lot; 4 cups heading
lettuce, 10c, or 35c for lot; 2 gal.
sunflower seed, 75c, add postage.
Frank Anderson, Cleveland, Rt 2.

Thirty Ibs. Tom Watson melon
seed, 1 yr. from Sowega Associa-.
H. C. Hammock, Lo-

10
see

cust. Grove.
Genuine white velvet okra seed.
380c Ib.; 4 Ibs., $1; running squash
seed, 15c per snuffbox full del.
Verdena Wright, Alto. f
Mixed. cane seed, 60c bu.,
frt ches. R. LL. Aubrey,
fins Rt. 42 :
~ Nice Stone Mtn, melon seed, 50c
treated against wilt. G.
Thomas, Thomasboro, |
Eifty, lbs. plone Min. seed, from

and
Frank-

tone M

m|hand saved,

del.; also 90- ov
$1.65 - bu. FOB.
Sumner. Be at
Fifteen bu. pure orang
seed, well matured, Ic 1}
Ce Fe Raburn Hira,
Pure, recleaned Beat t
syrup cane seed, 50c gal. a
age; also Matthew soy b
bu.; farm relief seed col
Walker Lackey, Hiram.
Chufas, 40 bu. sound, cle
bu, FOB. Dr. J. H. Th (
ledgeville,
Seventy-five
seed. Will
Laredo or Mung
black-eyed peas, or for
Clover seed in chaff. R.
weil, Calhoun. -
Citron seed (a wonder

bu.
exe.

Burr
Lor: 20)
beans,

Leon Ehstich, Swainsbor
Hales best cantaloup
picked, -75 1b,. del. Mrs.
Haynie, SWE Ey, Rt. ae

Seod. 20c Ib. qe
bright, but sound,
ahs Ds Means, Elko.

Gis poe] gak-
parcel post.
Br ee

50 Vb. or exe. baad "Ga 6
in.cans, Shell corn. ors}
Crowder peas; ea. prepay pe
H. A. Josey, Vienna; Rt. 6.
Twenty lbs. ea. Eng. pea
ka and. French, 20 Ib.;-
purple top turnips, 15
Chinese Wonder Green
Jb.; Jerusalem artichokes
Miss M. A. Brabstoh,

20 Ibs. at 40c Ib. del., :
peanuts, soy bean O-too-tai
A. C. Belflower, Empir! :
White nest onions,"
Hastings Big Seven turni
col, 80c. 1b.; striped half
bean, -35: Ib; all del: Mrs
Wilbanks, Commerce, RE
Few. bu. Calif.
seed, 3c lb. plus posta:
J. J. (Bud) White, Co1
Cattail Millet, large
flower seed, or Ky. W
seed, 25c lb. ea.; 3. Ibs.
white pop corn, 25; 2
butter beans, 15cc 1b.
Ruth Braswell, Logany
Seventy Ibs. Clements
melon seed; first year fre
ents, hand-saved, $1 Ib. ae
McRae, Rt, 1, Box Aiore
Two and a half. he
Fat garden pea seed, 5
paid, or exc. for anything
Mrs. J. B. Gullars, Clax
Hastings slick ~ giant mu.
5e pkg. Mrs. O. O. Smith,
Seventy-five lbs. Dix
melon seed, 50c Ib. a
'Teole cotton seed, 50c bu,
clean sorghum cane seed,
kind. 8c 1b. del.; cash with
ty NE Brady, Ashburn, Rt
White nest multiplying
40c gal, del. pumpkin seed,
pt.*-exe: Legal. onrons, 1 pt
for 2 gal. good seed peanut
Grace Murphy, Jasper, Rt.
Cornfield bean- seed, goo
er, 12c cupful; Honey. Drip
seed, 8c lb.; add postag
with order. Ti G@. Bloody
Lawrenceville, Rt, 2
Pure white velvet okra
lb. or 4 Ibs. or up, 25
paid. C. T. Parker, Han
Vine okra grows on yi
cucumbers; sample - packa
seed by mail, 10c in. cc
Jee Chesley Ri
Peters St.

Ib., or the: let for $2; must
Kale seed, 25e per cupful,
cabbage plants or, other |
seed. Mrs. S. A. eS
sans: RE 2, a
Good, sound chufas,
rocks, $3 bu. FOB. | M
berly, Surrency.
First quality cane seed
Beat the Bee and 85 bu. Di
75c bu.; and 6 bu. Sograin,
G. H. Jolley, Adairsvill
White artichokes, 30c ga
on white cucumber seed,
cash, or exc. for anything
Mrs. Emley Long, - Cl
Bt 4 Sa
Hastings

Stone Mtr

seed. 50c lb. postpaid; Cal

eye peas, 314 Ib. postp:

for dried fruit; no

Clyde Cook, Ashburn,
Really good chuf s,

clean, $3 bu

ham, Butler




: see
450; coliard |
) ee all del.
Baker, Nefaso Park. os

ORN AND SEED CORN
- FOR SALE



nd selected, nubbed and

200 bu. Hastings prolific; :

ind shelled, each, $1.25 bu.
olton, Griffin, Box 436.
orn, 4c .1b.,. shelled; also
elon seed, 10c per oz. Rain
iggins, Americus, Rt. B..

bred Hastings prolific, 50c
50 bu., or exc. for mammoti
turkeys. Walton Mansell,

ucked ear corn, 45c bu.
, in car lots or truck loads
Adel; shelled corn, 50e bu.
Giddens,, Jr., Adel.
cial field selected Tenn. pro-
ed corn, from: the very best
-) ears, 25c gal., 40c peck,
bu., FOB here. J. W. S. Fow-
ford; Rt: 1.

tings Prolific, carefully se-

nubbed and shelled, $2 bu.

3; Mexican June, $1.50 bu:
uff, Monticello, Rt. 6.
y Yellow Dent ~seed
Shelled, 40c pk.,

{| With order
, Rutledge.
Rockdale seed corn,
Ongest eared. corn in ex-
e, 5c pk.; 90c half bu. pre-

75 bu. by exp. prepaid. K.
_Cleveland, HRS 4
ings Prolific, ist yr. front
iss and kept pure, $1.50 bu.:
r over, $1.25 bu. POB. C R.
EP Griffin.
dmont, ist yr. seed corn, $1.50
- Wannamaker-Cleveland or
ph planting seed, 40c bu.;
eas, $1-bu.; exc. here at
for any farm produce. Ro P:
eimer, Brooks.
enty-five _ bu. corn in- the ear,
ed, 50c_ bu. J. E. Boling Al-

S.
corn,
$1.50 - bu.;
FOB. David

largest

. E. H. Ashley, New Hol-

ro seed. corn; $2 <bu.:
cotton seed, 75e bu., exc.
d, sound O-tootan. beans
Allen Williams, Eson
bu. Batts
Imp. 3-ear | Seed corn.
for prices. J. D. Stratton,
er, Rt. 2. i
ers favorite, extra good,
2 Cars in 57 days from
for-me last year, 3 lbs.,
pk.; all postpaid: cash
r. IF, Gardiner, Homer,

pr olifie,

,

Ss polific corn, makes
2 to 6 ears per stalk; has
y beaten once at Experi-
Station; 75c pk., $2 bu. W. I.
5 Sparta.
tleys prolific, field selected
rmination tested, 4-6 ears,
>d and shelled, $1.85 bu..; $1
% bu. FOB. Mrs. Geo. M.
Eatonton.

eys seed corn, field se-|

and hand shelled, Ist VEG
u.; also nice sun-dried ap-
_ free of core, ete., to exe. for
Wonder bean seed, Os SS
atesville, Rt. 1.
undred bu. slipped shuck
orn, 75e bu. of 80 Ibs. John
mney, Jesup.
tleys prolific, Ist yr. from
2-6 ears to stalk, 50c pk.;
FOB. A. J. McMichen,
sville, a 4
pure white seed corn;
it all var. for 8 yrs.; select-
vubbed and shelled, $2 bu.;
| shipped; money order.
Lynn, White.
corn, 7c Ib. shelied;-exc. for
100 Ib. feed, sacks.. Mrs. G.
nkler, Cleveland, Rt. 4.
undied and fifty bu.
my 65e-bu. . Mra, R: 1.
uthpert, Rt. ,.
_ champion prolific,
d selected; 5c pk:
bu. lots del; true to
it C. Heaton, Hartwell.



No.
: extra fine
olor Ga. sorghum syrup in
buckets, 50c gal. W. W.
Adairsville.
feeleys Wannamaker-
| imp. cotton seed, 50
pure bred P. C. % wks.:

_ ea. OB. R. B. Kin-}

LY Rt 4, Box 62.

also |

5,

Ou. Be. exc. for No. i white Span-
ish peanuts,. Tb. for Ib. an L.
Raburn, Ideal, :

Seven hundred bu. Nealys
Cleveland long staple seed, 50c bu.
FCB; made bale per acre last year,
ship large or small amounts as
desired. Tom Greer, Covington.

Pure Wilson cotton seed, 2nd yr.,
sound and clean, $l. bu., $2.50 per
100 ibs., FOB; cream Crowder
peas, 10c lb. Exe. for seed Irish
potatoes. T, W. Hagood, Marietta,
RES Se

Marretts Cleveland big boli, ist
yr., 75c bu. Exe. for other value.

Elmer Frey, Dallas, Rt. 3.

Cokers No, 5, pure, screened at
gin, 50c bu. or exe.; also: eggs
from pure J. B. Giants, $1 per 15,
or exc. Mrs. W. E. Whisnante, Rut-
ledge, Rt. 2. ,

Russell big boll, $2.25 per 100
Ibs.; Lee Wilson big boll, $2 per
100. All rolled and cleaned. Late
orange cane seed, 75c bu. Waldo
Frix, Talking Rock.

Genuine Cokers 1 in. and better
Staple,be bu;, FOB. T,-8. P. Beck,
Bowdon.

One hundred bu. pure and care-
fully selected Piedmont big boll,
506 buss pure cream sugar Crowdl-
er table peas, 5c Ibi in 15 lb. or
more lots: Stone Mtn. melon seed,
ave ID., Oise ee Be. Stinchcomb,
Fayetteville,

Cochrans. 3 in 1 cotton seed.
Kept. pure at gin, 50c-bu., or exc.
for pigs or shoats; prefer Guinea;
Calif. black-eyed peas, 5c Ib., same
exc., or for strawberry planis, T.
EK Cochran, Temple.

Five bu. Cokers No. 5, 75e per
bu. M. A. Sutton, Calhoun, Rt. 2.

Two hundred bu. nice, recleaned,
imp. No, 2 Rucker cotton seed, 1
yr. from orig., 50c bu. F. K. Dun-
can, Douglasville.

Piedmont Cleveland, 2nd _ yr.,
60c bu., exe. for corn, bu. for bu.;
Pride of Ga. melon seed, 50c Ib.;
cream sugar Crowders, 5c Ib;

Early 2nd crop var. J. N. Carson,

Gcitiiny dan Pye

Pune Cokes, 3:5. str. $1. bus
$2.56 per 100; exc. for O-too-tan
beans or pure Hastings Prolific
seed corn. G. L. Rothell, Eson
Hill. if ;

Limited supply genuine Sea Is-
land cotton seed. A. J, Strick-
land; Valdosta.

Pure Cokers No. 5, Tic bu. W.
N. Mullinax, Cumming, Rt. 4.,

Rucker cotton seed, pure and
clean, 50c bu, FOB. C. BE. Curry,
Rome, Rez;

Five hundred bu. Petty-Toole
imp, Cook and Coker 7; all wilt
resistant; Price Toole and Cook,
50; Cokers, 60c bu.; also 1 M
stalks of Napier grass for sale.
T. O. Whitchard, Blakely.

Wannamaker big boll, 50 bu.;
velvet okra and mustard seed, 25c
lb. L. E. Toole, Macon, Rt. 2.

Pure Wannamaker cotton seed,
recleaned, 40c bu.;. also hickory-
smoked sausage, extra good, 25c
Ib.; real good Tennessee I1i-yr.-old,
1100-Ib. mare. mule, $75. Riley C.
Couch, Turin.

Pure College No. 1 cotten seed,
kept clean at gin,.60c bu. E. N.
Hepper, Ranger.

Cleveland big boll, 60c bu., at
my house; field peas, $1.50 bu.:
100-day velvets, clean and sound,
$2 bu.; Hastings Prolific and the
little cob corn crossed, hand shell,
$1.50. L. H. Atkins, Oak Park.

Cleveland-Wannamaker seed, 42
per cent lint, 50c bu. FOB; exc..
Calif. Crowder peas for Ky, Won-
der or McCaslan pole beans, 2 Ibs.
for 1. Miss Sue Guthrie, Buford,
Eup. Sos Z

Cokers No. 5, 60c bu. FOB; exc.

bu. for cow peas. Horace Dar-
nell, Winston. \
- Twenty bu.
boll, picked without rain, 40c bu.;
$1.25 per 100 FOB; 20 Ibs. dried
apples, 10 lbs... $1 del.; 1 3-4 velvet
okra seed, 59c del.. add postage.
A. J. Grant, Dallas,

Tooles resisting cotton seed, 50
bu.; Spanish peanuts, 2%4c: S. P.
C. hogs, $5 up; Jersey cow, $25;
Jersey bull, $15; exc. for anything
can use. Joe M. Brown, McRae.

One hundred bu. Chapels No. 1
cotton seed for sale; exc. same for
100 bu. No. 1 Spanish or running
peanuts or 100 bu. corn or syrup.
D. King, Bluffton.

Two hundred bu, Wannamaker
cotton seed, kept pure at gin, 415].

Ih. bale last year,
with order.
ELON, rete 1.

f5e bu., eash
G. L. Tatom, Lincoln-

Pure half and half 2nd yr., , 60e



a Be or exc, for Be

/ seed,

Wannamaker big.



melon seed, saved, 85c lb.
J. L.: Goodrum, Vienna, Ht. -5: :

Cokers cert. cotton seed, ist yr.

planting: 75e bu. FOB, exe. for
good sugar cane syrup. Thaxton
Bryant, Summit.
- Pure Coker Cleveland 5, pri-
vately ginned and recleaned, 1 1-6
staple, 1c premium, 75c bu. J. P.
Alexander, Louisville.

Covingston- Toole wilt resistant,
1st yr., 60c bu.: FOB; money or-
ders preferred. A. J. Kent, Mid-
Ville; Rtg

One M bu. Ocalla cotton seed,
Jrecleaned, 85c bu. or 75c not re-
cleaned; made bale-and half per

acre, better than an inch staple.

M. EB. Crow, Wrightsville.

- Four hundred bu. half and. half
eotton planting seed, $1.25 per 100
lbs., cash with order. H. S. Nich-
ols, Rome, 220 No. 5th Ave.

Three hundred bu. Wilson type |

big boll, 40c bu. FOB, money or-
der. Jesse Peavey, Unadilla,

Whatleys seed. corn, hand
shelled and nubbed, $2.50 bu. del.,
exe. for cotton seed of at least 1
in.
corn, 12) lbs.
Austell. s

Hastings sunflower seed,
picked, without rain, guar. 95 per
cert pure, 20c Ib. cash, or exc. 1
lb. for 200 either E. J. Wakefield
cabbage or Bermuda onion plants.
Mrs. J. L. Burns, Covena

Stone Mtn. melon seed, pure,
85c lb.: O-too-tan beans, 25c Ib.;
niece dried peaches, 10c 1b.; 12 Ibs.,
$i; Himalaya. berry plants, 3 for
25c. Mrs. John Phillips, Flowery
Branch,

Stone, Baltimore tomato

$1 del. Chris King,

seed,

75e 1b.; Marglobe, $1.50 Ib.; Dutch, }

Wakefield cabbage, $1 Ib.; carpet

| grass, Lespedeza, $2.60 bu.; Crowd-

er. peas, $2 bu. B. R. W oodliff,
Flcwery Branch.

.Willetts Wonder Eng. peas,
baby lima bush and running but-
ter beans, 20c lb. del.; dill seed; oc
this.: exc. for pole beans, Ford-
hook .butter beans. Mrs. A. EH.
Biggers, Rebecca.

Good, tender streaked half run-
ner garden bean-seed, 45c pt.; 80c
Ot.
letiue plants, 15 .C;.all del. Mrs.

R. Wilson,.Canon, Rt. 2.

Pa multiplying beer seed, 10c

start. Mrs. Sallie Floyd, Rockmart,
eto ies

Hand saved from selected mel-
ons, Stone Mtn. and Tom Watson
seed, treated in solution 1000-1 cor-
rosive sublimate for anthrognos
and wilt, 50c Ib. del. C. F. Thom-
sen, Thomasville, 931.8. Broad St.

White nest onions, 35c gal.; pure

cornfield bean seed, green~ and
tender, 25c lb.; white velvet. okra,
6c thls.; dried peaches, 916c Ib;
dried figs, 25c lb. Eva
Elberton, Rt. 6.
- Honey. drip cane seed, 1the 1b
$1.85 buys lot, del.:
quest, 5 postage;.no chks.; money
order. H. S. Brooks, Monroe.

Pure, hand saved Stone Mtn.
seec from choice melons, 60 lb.;
anana muskmelon, 50c lb.; citron
25c teacupful;
rice peas; 10c Ib. _jMrs.
Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 4.

Burbanks Golden

cantaloup seed; guar. pure; 1st yr.,
direct, 25e thls.; 50c oz. postpaid.
te Et Long, Culverton.
Large size. white nest - onions,
406 gal. del.; cash with order. Mrs.
Skeck, Adams,
Rt, eg
_ Yard Jong pea seed, 50c Ib.; rice
for seed, i10c lb.; old-fashioned
cushaw pumpkin seed, 29c ecupful;
big. round yellow \hog pumpkin,
same price. Miss Ramie: Turner,
Cleveland, Rt. 4.

Good, 120-day velvet, bean ico
$1.10 bu. FOB: also pure, clean
Cleveland cotton seed, 50c bu. or
exc for A-1 grade syrup, or S. P.
C. male pig. Johnnie Sheppard,
Stapleton.

Rosie

Honey drip sorghum, early cane

seed, 5c Ib.; will exc. for Spanish

peanuts; watermelon seed of all]

kirds, mixed, 45 1b.; early yellow
seed corn, 45c pk.; cash. Everlene
McLaughlin, Greenville, Rt. 3.

Clean, sound imp. honey drip
cane seed. 50c gal.; $1 pk.: Stone
Mtn. watermelon, Mauls
muskmelon, ea., 25 cupful, 75e
1b. Mrs..N._H. Sullivan, Bremen,
Rt. 1, Box 47.

Pure Giant Russian
seed, 35c gal.; also pure Egyptian
at same price: sat. guar. J. B.
Ingram, Waverly Hall,

One thousand Bs.

staple; also Golden Queen pop}

hand :

gal. shallot onions, 40c; large},

Burell, f

samples on re-|

little white

Treasurer

Lawrenceville, |

best |

" sunflower |

lon: peed: genuin Rocky |

mens, 45 Ib. del. J. Frasier,

Lawrenceville, RFD. | :
Sev. hundred bu. N. C. Ga.

grown runner and white Spanish

peanuts, 8c Ib. FOB; not less than

corn, 70c bu. at barn..L. W. Con-
ner, Abbeville, Re

Seed Wanted

Want onion and E. J. W, cab-
bage, rape, spinach and mustard
seed. L. B. Mound,
City, Log Cabin Farm,

Exec, Stone Mtn. and Weaver-
Watson watermelon seed at 30c
lb. for onion sets, garden peas,
bunch butter beans or. cucumber
seed. _Mrs. Austin Hampton, Sale
City, Aree 13

Exe. 50 Ibs. large brown -Crow-
der -peas for white velvet okra



name;
letter. C, P. Odom, Sycamore.
Trade nice, 10-wks.-old S. P. C.

melon seed, or sell pig for $3.50
eash. J. M. Gay, Garfield.
Want carpet grass seed; state
price per lb. G. M. Harden, Gibson.
Exe. good cornfield bean seed
for Bermuda onion or any good
onion sets, and E. J. and Chas. W..
frostproof cabbage plants. Mrs.
Bodie Smith, Royston, Rt. 3.
Want. the real old- time musk-
melon (that. grow large) seed: state
price, etc. Mrs. George Simons,
Monroe, Rt. Bes : :

E CORN AND SEED CORN
WANTED
Want 100 bu. white
cern del. at my mill or depot. 0.
L.: Cowan, Doraville. =o

Miscellaneous For Sale

Full Cornish Indian eggs, 6% t
7 lb.. hens, $1.10 per settings ta
sel watermelon seed, 50c Ib. garden
peas, 20c cupful: Money. order
only. Mrs. E. P. King, Rochelle,
Risks

Gouards cut for martins, 10c' ea.,
FOB. Gurman Wolfe, Baxley, Rt. 2.

Genuine yeilow, flue-cured chew-
ing and smoking tobacco, 12 Ibs.,
$1, prepaid to 38rd zone. | Isham
Harris, Baxley; Rtr 2: S

Yellow, rattle and poke root,
each, 20 Jb.;: sassafras root, 15
1b.3 wild cherry bark, 20e-lb.; -gar-
lic bulbs, 6 for 25c. Add. postage,
Mrs.. W. H. White, pee
RE Box 337,
_ Good, flue- cured leaf tobacco, 10
lbs., $1. prepaid to.3rd zone. Mrs.
Alice Milikin, Baxley, Rt. 2.

Tobacco, home-made, sell or exc..
for value, 6 to 15c 1b. Ruth SUMO:
Surrency.:

Tobacco, from my-. barn, cured,
10 Ibs; del., $1. Aged in bulk.
Campbell, Surrency.





flue-cured, 10c best.
Ibs. del. $1. Qos.
rency. Bes

Dry rattle root for stock
medical purposes, 25c lb., prepaid,
Cheaper in larger lots.. Mrs, L. B.
Taylor, Rydal.

Five thousand stalks red. sugar
cane, good av. length, $1.25 per 100
at bed. Homer Owens, Pitts, Rt. 2.

No. trash, oA.
Fetter, Sur-

COL whole. leaves, 10c; broken
leaves, 8c, if postage added, 8c and
6c. S. P. Hutto, Surrency.

Some Dooly Yam sweet potato
slips, 6 small, smoked country:
cured hams at considerately he-
low market price: stock citron
seed, 40c lb. W. C. Siler, Summer-
town.

Flue- red tobacco, 10e lb. H-
Harrell, Baxley, Rt. 2.

2.5 exe. for large peanuts. 4. 'F,
Otting, Rome, Rt. 4. <

Sarsaparilla, 75e lb:: yellow: root
and May apple, 50c:; sassafras,
elder root, 25c; cucumber bark and
wild cherry bark, 50c Ib. Mrs. Kate
Watters, Rugby.

May apple, yellow root, 50;

elder root, wild cherry and cucum-
| ber bark, 25c lb.; St. John, 50e per
a ARs: sarsaparila, Toc. Margaret
Collins, Rugby.
Bright, flue-cured: chewing
smoking tobacco, prepared, ready
fe use, 10 1bs;, $145) 20: lbs, 61.80
cash, Winnie Williams, Coffee.

Yellow, flue-cured chewing and
smecking tobacco, prepared s
to use, 10 Ibs., $1.10; 20 Ibs., es pre-

id to. Sr a m i
Roc



cantaloup; all specially hand saved
| from largest, uniform - size speci-|

100 Ibs. shipped; sev. 100 bu. good.

Junction

seed, must be sound and true to|

make best price in first fares iedes. dea ih ee a

pig for 7. Ibs. Stone Mtn. , water-| ciean,:

milling |.

li: money order.

Alex Ee

Tobacco, . pure leaf, home-made

or SG

Bright and red flue-cured tobac: |

White feed sacks, 100 Ib. size, al
j;good sacks, about 75 or 100 at 10e

and |

ready.

: Baxley, B
b:

Troupe, Baxley, Rt. 2.
Good, mellow, bright and
red barn-cured tobacco,
leaves, 10c; broken leaves, 8
or 8c and 6 if postage a

ennie Burke, Surrency.
Good, flue-cured bright le

bacco, 10 Ibs., $1: no orders

ped for less than $i Ivey Ho:

Baxley, Rte 2:

Mellow, sweet leaf, yello
cured. chewing and smoki
bacco, $1.25 for 10 lbs. de ti
zone.* Ae: Ella, Crosby,

Rt. 2.

Yellow: Flint field seed corn
pk.. $2 bu. FOB; pure bred
Cornish eggs, from prize Ww
stock, $1 per 15; white he.
collard plants, 15e 100, Mr
Sikes, Sylvester.

Sweet leaf-cured tobacco, ar
|te use, rich chewing or smo
10-1bs;, $1 . cash, - Le
-Jr, Alma, ai Fee
Black walnut meats, 5s
alse 100 bu. 120-day velvet
seed, 95 per cent. sound, pure
$1.50. bu. FOB; m
orders. Mrs. W. 1. Cheek, R

Cows, chickens and mules,
peas, Speck. and Crowder,
gain prices. S, F. Pirkl
ville, Rt. 4. | Rr
; Good, yellow, flue-cured: to
whole leaves and not molde
smcking, 10c; chewing, 8c; ex
value; postage not prepa
Be, Boatright,

Reet.

- Good, flue- cured tobacec

ing, 10c; smoking, 8

ae not see

raay
Alma.

~ Sev. hundred dbs. plack.
hulied, thisyrs. crop, dri
at-once. Mrs, J. E.> Yawn,

mt A Box dias Se

Wool rolls, 75e 1b. and. ne
{white goose feathers, 75c~ Ib.
Beulah Grier, Clermont.

Two hundr ed or more feed sa
3c ea. or exc. for pecans or
nuts: all jute and good con
Clayton, Holly - Springs. pees

Walnut meats; 28e. Ib.; wal 1
$1 bu.; cash and postage inclu
thick mtn. syrup, 50e gal. i
Hunter, Dillard Ried.

Country. cured. sides and shi
erg; smoked, 2c Tose hams, 20c ]
Ga runner and. white s
peanuts, $2.50 ewt; 100 80
lambs, $4 ea. FOB: Re Sao
scn Hawkinsville. k

Sheep, hogs, mules, Coke
Petty-Toole cotton: seed. Pea:
soybean peavine, hay, 75 dairy
tle. corn, field peas, Gane
Texas oats. Cash. M. M.
berry, - Ashburn.

Peanut, soybean, peavine Ly
Jersey* and Guernsey cattle. 3
peas, O-too-tans, Laredos,
meth Yellow Soys,

Cokers 5 cotton seed.

Greer, Ashburn,

sround oyster

and small chickens. $1 por. 100
FOB. W.. A. Smith, Savannah.
EB Bay St. |

Martin gourds, 16
Pepper seed, 10c this:
Hill, Thomasboro.
Tobacco: Leaf tobacco,
or chewing. FOB. 10c ib.
Gocge, Baxley, Rt. 2y ee
~~ Good, flue cured tobacco, ye!
9c 1b. Red Ge 1b. Money or
Henry M.. Merndon,, Surre
eth ea
- Barn-cured tonacco, brigh
dark red, whole leaves. 10e; I
leaves, 8c del. 8c and 6c if pt
added, Nirs. 9 Bae
mency: Rt 2. pS
<= Leaf tobacco; bright and
luw 10c Ib del. in lots of 101
more. Money order. Wrank
Surrency.

Good_ barn cured tobacco, 6
Exe for Cornish game hens. F
Cash with order. JI Bul
Raxley, KE D: 4:

100d, bright and red leat Cc
ing tobacco, 9c not del. or ile
Smoking 7c ee del. ae del

each
Ne

PEOCY.

Fiue- cured tobacco,
La dots of 10: Ibs. or ;
with order. Dave Moade rs,
rency.

' Yellow. leaf, fluc-cured tobi
1@. 1b; or exc. for dried fru
for Ib. or exc. for. syrup. 5 Ibs:
for 12 pal syrup, 22d. We



"10 ae as
Rocking



























is scellaneous For Sale

tbs. fresh beef tallow, 20c
exc. 2 Ibs. for 300 Ber-
onion plants; also quince

- Mrs. S. T. Williams, Waco,

= pop corn, 1: Ab., -OY XG;
ood pecans, ib. for 1b.;
ning okra seed, 5 dozen; Mav
erry, 2-3 ft. trees, 744c ea.; Tbe
mr 18; 6 apricot, 50c ea., all del.
_ Skinner, Gainesville, Rt. 5.

tick walnut kernels, 50c Ib.
@el.; will crack and send as soon
der received; -also Fe as

out 300 Ibs tobacco on hand;
bs. good, dark red, del. inaGa.;
os WwW: Gay, Jasper, Rt. 3.

yid-fashioned yellow corn and
ings select, $2 bu.; lady fing-
er peas, 10c Ib., or exe. for sugar
syrup, eotton seed, R. I. Red
pr. biack guinea hogs or
calf. R. C. English, Barnes-

doz. 15- 8s size crates for
sample,
$3. doz. del.; money
Mrs. Chris King, Austell.

Fig, peach and pear preserves,
ot) watermelon rind pre-
ves, 60c qt. Mrs. Z. M. Story,

is S. S. Sayer, Rayle.

"Fifty" Everlay B. Leghorn hens,
1% yrs. old, not culls, 90c ea.;
ine peanuts, 3c lb. FOB, and
verbearing green pod okra seed,
25 Ib. del. R.R. Baker, Ellenton.
: - Bright, flue-cured. leaf tobacco,
100 Jp, del. in 10-Ib. lots. Cash with
order. Ike Tomerlin,
So Rees.

Good, ripe and mellow enewine
nd smoking tobacco, 10c and 9c
Tb. No order for less than $1 post-
paid. L. L. Lightsey, Surrency,















i oilancous Wanted



strawberry plants, seed peanuts,
velvet or O-too-tan beans; write
what you have? Mrs. D. F. Hall-
man, Eatonton, Rt. 2.

Exe. 2 Ibs, Fla: Honey Drip
syrup. cane seed for 1 white feed,
100-lb. cap. sack, any number;
also exc. watermelon. seed for
sacks. Mrs. Ira Buchanan, Bow-
on, Rt.. 5.

Exe. strawberry plants at 500,
$1 for tobacco or pecan trees. B.
Crow, Gainesville.

Want Ginseng and Golden Seal;
pay. $1.75 Ib. Ginseng and 75c for
2 Golden Seal. Paul Gilstrop,: Al-
pharetta, EG, b;

Want to hear from parties who
hg white feed sacks for sale.








send sample and prices
at | L. M. Johnson, Mayfield,
t. 1, Box 47.
Ten lbs. dried horse apples to
, for 12 Ibs. good Red Leaf
_ chewing tobacco;s also 300 Ibs.
Heggins cotton seed, exc. for 3
pa Trish Cobbler potatoes. - Guy
_ Abernathy, Lula, Rt. 2.
4 Exe, 2 bu. old-fashioned peanuts
for 1 bu. velvet beans (90-day
speckled); will exc. as many as
200 bu. peanuts; also exc for thor-
_ Oughbred: white face bull calf.
oe 0. H. Jordan, Shellman.
- Want few hundred good celery
plants; exc. best cornfield beans,
Alaska pea, bunch and pole butter
bean for hens, turkeys, geese,
ducks, guinea eges for hatching.
J. Keller, Greenville, Rt. 5. ~
Exe, cabbage plants for red nest
mions, plants or sets, also want to
i Exc. Scuppernong, 25c and Concord
erape vines, 10c, for Cobbler seed
ae potatoes. Mrs. J. W. Miller,
wdon,
- Want. Strained honey, No.
ugar cane syrup, 10 ea,
strain Buff Orp., W. L. Wyandotte
a B. R. baby chicks, in exc. for
+hinchilla rabbits or strawberry
eserves. Mrs. BE. V. Miller, Quit-
oo
Exe,. 3 lbs. firm country butter,
cow t. b. tested, for 4 lbs. fresh
ore sausage, also 10 Ibs. sun-
dried peaches at 8c Ib. for pecans
(or peanuts. Ea. pay postage M18.
Mollie Maners, Monroe, Rt. 4. ~
Want onion sets, 1 to 3 gal. or
the plants: cabbage and collard
ed, or plants. Will exc. 100 Ib.
vhite feed. sacks or dried pears.
rite first. Mrs. iB. C. Phyler;































sday, February 18, 1932

ts, well rooted, 10c ea., or 12 |

fruns=.

| weevils;

Suvency. I

Four geese, 1 ganderto exe. for

ct

Miscellaneous Wanted

Want any kind of farm produce;
will exc. value for same. Jae Ts
Stone, Hapeville, 889 Virginia Ave.

-Want 200 cabbage and Bermuda
yellow onion plants; 1 pk. yellow

seed corn; 1 gal. honey; exc. kudzu
crowns, old- fashioned peaches, pop
corn, Crowder -peas. W. L. Helms,
Buena Vista. i

Georgia Products
For Sale

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE
Two hundred and_ twenty-five
bu. of mixed peas; quote best
price. John Shields, Cohutta, Rt. 1.
Four bu. blue Whipps., $1 bu.
FOB; also 1 pure bred M. B. tom
to exc, for turkey hen, and 1 to
exe. for another same stock tom.
BF; Morrison, Gainesville, Rt. 8.
, Black and speckled peas, $1 bu.
or exc. 3 bu. peas for 1 bu. O-too-
tans. S.-G. Lowe, Mansfield.
Bunch unknown peas, $1 bu.; red



clean and sound and FOB Cler-
mont. J. W. Brown, Clermont,

Ten or 15 bu. Brabham peas, $2
bu, FOB. Albert H. Conner, Pitts,
Rt. 1. ee

Willetts Winter Eng. peas, 15c
lb. and party pay postage on
single lb.; mixed Clays, 75c. bu.;

$7.50 del. Bostwick. Webster Calla-
way, Farmington. .

Twenty bu. Calif. black-eyed
peas, Sound, clean and treated for
best offer for lot. Fred
Howington, Sugar Valley.

Twelve bu. Brabs, $1.25 bu.; 15.
bu, Texas Clay peas, $1.25 FOB,
Maysville; 150 lbs. -white lady
peas, 5c 1b.;. sound and clean;
rmoney order, no echks. N. W.
English, Homer, Rt.1. -

Velvet beans, 50 bu. in bags, $2
bu. FOB; guar. 100 per cent sound;
also peanut hay, green and bright,
25 tons, $10 ton FOB. G. A. Wal-
lace, Smithville.

One hundred and twenty-five
bu, 90-day velvet beans, $1.50 bu.
FOB; .95 per: cent sound. J. J.
Luke, Fitzgerald, Rt. 1.

Ninety-day velvet beans, A-1
quality, in 214-bu. sacks, $1.25 bu.
Cc. S. Bryant, Bartow.

Speckled and sugar Crowders,
5 ecupful; white, tender cornfield
beans, 20c cup; sugar or salad
peas, Ga. collard, pumpkin, 10c
cup; exc. for potato,
plants. Mrs. Henry Eller,
jays: Rt2-

Large, brown Crowders,

Elii-
good

velvet okra seed; make best of-
fer. R. P. Odom, Sycamore, Rt. 2.

Brown sugar Crowder peas,
weevil-treated, 5c Ib.;. exe. for
Spanish peanuts, cabbage and on-
ion plants; write. W. H. Gabriel,
Colbert,

Lady and black-eyed peas, wee-
vil-treated and hand-shelled, 6c lb.;
dried. peaches, 9c FOB; exc. for
O-too-tan beans, any pure stock
chickens, seed Irish potatoes. R.
EF, Thaxton, Frolona.

Large cream and pure white
sugar Crowders, sound, clean, un-
mixed, weevil-treated, 10 Jbs., 75c;
100 lbs., $5: prepaid 4c FOB; exc.
for pure Stone Mtn. seed. C. FB.
Maddox, Lawrenceville.

White, black-eyed table peas, 8c
lb.: also dried applies, 10c Ib.,
add postage. Mrs. . PP. Powell,
Eastanollee, Rt. 2.

Sound, recleaned, genuine O-
too-tan. beans; show a germina-
tion test of 99 per cent; even wt.
sack of 21% bu., $3.50 FOB here.
Charlie Clark, Marshallville.

Genuine 0-too- tans, sound, re
cleaned, in even wt. bags of 2%
bu.; germination 97-9914 per cent,
$3.50. bu. FOB. H. M, Taylor,
Marshallville.

Two hundred ,bu. old-fashioned
running velvet beans, all sound;
gathered without rain; put up in
214 bu. bags, $1.10 bu. FOB, cash
with order. T. J. Gilbert, Dudley.

Bunch clay peas, clean and pure,
$1.25 per bu. or 2%c Ib.
Gable, Felton*

. Ninety-day velvet beans, germ-
ination guar., $1.50 bu. FOB. M.
T. Nunnally, Jr., Thomasville.
Ninety-day speckled velvet
beans, now crop, $1.25 to $1.50 bu.;
exec, near Blackshear for seed
cane or pea seed. H. F, Tanner,
Blackshear. :

New crop sweet cream Crow-
ders; guar. clean, weevil-free,
postpaid, 8 Ibs., $1. Grady Kel-
ley, Sulphur Springs, Rt. 1.
Brabham peas, sound and un-
mixed, $1 per bu. FOB. =D:
Smith, Holland.

Thirty-three bu. purple hulk peas,
sound and bright. No rain, $1 bu.



A. A. Ashley, Montrose, Rte 2,
Box 65.

Valentine seed beans, 25 lb.: all

ton of oat and wheat straw, baled,

cabbage |

cond. for sale or exc. for white:

Coorein Product:
\ For Sale

Three dif. and best var.
old-fashioned white, tender corn-
field- beans, 25c qt.; also good
dried apples and peaches, 8c ib.
FOB. Mrs. S. A. Anderson, Fair
Mount, Rt. 1,

Six or 7 bu. Hastings stringless
green pod beans, sound, for sale.
Make best offer. Wiley Housch,
Buford, Rt. 4, Box 62.

Silver hull Crowders for plant-
ing. Best peas for the market when
green, 7c lb; also little bunch rice
peas, SC2lh-- del. he. ch: Tatum,
Flowery Branch, RFD 1.

Purple hull table peas,
Exe. some for

in the

5e. Ib
Bermuda onion

Effie Anderson, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Sound, early wrinkled running
Eng. pea seed, 15c lb., or exc. for
good onion sets or 100 Ib. white
feed sacks. Mrs. Paul Roper, Flow-
ery, Branch, Rt 1.

One hundred bu. 90-day running
velvet beans, _sound and clean,
$1.60 bu. Sample on request. L. P.
Legg, Ashburn.

Fourteen and one-half Ibs. old-
fashioned tall. salad garden pea,
$1.75, or 25c 1b.; 4 lbs. purple blos-
som shell garden ped, 75c, or 25c
lb. Add postage. Mrs. D. McLean,
Wray. .

Ninety-day beans and some nice,
select 2-crop peas, each, $2 bu.
|John Harden, Axson, Rt. 1, Box 20.

Twenty-five bu. sound runner
velvet beans, and. a few bu. Oseo-
las, each $1.50 bu.; No. 1 purpie
hull peas and Brabhams, each, $1
bu. R. W. Giles, Sandersville,
Rte 5: : .

Ninety or 100-day velvet beans
for seed, sound, 1931 crop, $1.50 bu.
All orders guar. filled when cash
comes with order. N. T. Beasley,
Kite.

Small white bunch and running
butter beans (seed direct from
Hastings), 20c qt., $1.50 pk., or
exc. for equal value in cabbage
plants. Mrs. Julian Blanchard,
Appling.

Red hull speckled peas, sound
and unmixed, free of weevils, $1.50
bu. Exec. for Coker-Cleveland No.

5 cotton seed... J. W. Moseley,
Soperton, Rt. 2.
Purple hull peas with purple

eyes, weevil treated, 20c qt. del.;
Scotia pole beans, 15c pkg. R. G.
| Morris, Bowdon.

About 100 bu. black peas and 49
or mixed. Make best offer. T. I.
Perry, Fair Mount.

Cream sugar Crowders, 10c Ib.,
or exc.. Mrs. J... H. Carrington,
Odessadale, Rt. 1.

About 15 bu. choice, mixed peas,
bright and sound, 85c bu.; 75 bu.
Piedmont ped. Cleveland big boll
cotton seed, 50c bu.; 40 bu. Cokers
No. 5, 60c bu. del. Union Point,
FOB. A. T. Mann, Siloam.

Willetts Wonder, 25c lb.; 4, 50c;
10, $1, del.; Texas seeded .ribbon
cane seed, 3 Ibs., 25ce; 8, 50c; 20,
$1; 50 Ibs., $2.10, del. in 2nd zone.
T. B. Dellinger, Maxeys.

Good, sound Brabs, gathered be-:
fore rains, hand thrashed, $1. 50
bu. del.; Hastings var. long brush
broom corn seed, 15c Ib., 2 lbs. 25c
del. - Wili-vexc. Write. ; Mrs. Vi -C.
Ray, Kensington, Rt. 2.

Five hundred ;bu. peas, mix peas,
90c; cow peas, $1; pure Brabs.
Irons, New Era peas, $1.25 bu; 1
M bu. corn FOB cars, shelled,
sacked, 60c. L. O. Benton, Monti-
cello.

One hundred bu. No. Brabs, $1
bu., FOB. New sacks. C. D. Chee-
ley, Mitcheil.

White peas, $2.50 bu.;- mixed
peas, $1 bu. Exc. for sorghum. seed,
reg. P. C boar pig, reg. Jersey
bull calf, or R. I. Red hens or
pullets. L. T. Long, Bremen, Rt..1.

Ten bu. large, white black-eyed
peas, $2 bu.; 10 bu. unknown peas,
$1 bu.; 10 bu. New Eras, $1 bu.,
FOB; all sound and clean; will exc.
for anything can use. W. F. Mil-

Vler, Lula.
Tot.

Sumbit your best offer for 6 bu.
pure, sound, clean, weevil-free
cream Crowder peas, also 4 bu.
beat-the-bee cane seed. R.C. Moore,
Rockmart, Rt. 3.

Little white much peas, sound
and clean, 4%%c Jlb., FOB. G. B.
Collins, Byron.

Eleven bu. white sugar Crowders
for seed or table use, $1.65; also
100 bu. Brabs, $1.25 bu., FOB; and
mixed peas at 7ic. H. D. Cooke,
Buena Vista, Rt, 5,

Twelve bu. sound, purple hull

speckled peas, $1 bu., FOB; also

4 Tancred str. W. L. hens, $3, or
exc. Linton S.. Johnson, Sparta.

Biloxi soy beans, perfectly sound,
$1.50 bu.; early running speckled

plants or seed Irish potatoes. Mrs,

Georgie E Products
For Sale

Tender cornfield beans, 35c Ib.;
early Eng. peas, 25c Ib.: dried ap-
ples, peaches, wormless, and Calif.
peas, each, 10e lb. Miss Jessie
Cash, Flowery Branch, Rt. 3.

Purple hull white table peas for
sale or exc. 4% bu. for 1 pk. O-too-
ton beans, or exc. peas for pecan
trees, Rutherford Waldrip, Flow-
ery Branch; Rt. 1.

Mathews imp. soy beans for sale
or exc. for good shoats that have
not been stunted, or for seed pea-
nuts, Write. J. T. Winfrey, Litho-
nia, Rt.3, ~

Ninety-day velvet beans, 100 per
cent sound, $1.25 bu. Exe. 4 bu.
for 5 bu. Brabham peas; Oclas,
$1.50 bu.; also Parks B: R. eggs,

$9 per case of 30 doz. Cash. EB, C.
Pope, Ocilla. :
Early speckled veivet_ beans,

$1.25 bu.; Brabham peas, $1.10 bu.;
Clay peas, 85c bu. Limited supply.
No orders less than 214 bu. Eli
Lewis, Dawson.

Running velvet beans guar,
sound, $1.25 bu., FOB. W. M. Mc-
Kenney, Hawknisville, 218 Prog-
ress Ave.

Lady finger peas, 10c lb.; Hast-
ings and old-fashioned yellow
corn, select, $2 bu. Exc. for sugar

pigs. Roscoe English, Barnesville,
Ret

Good, sound 100-day running vel-
vet beans, small lot, $1.75 bu.
Write for price om 25 bu. or more.
S. Courson, Soperton.

Good, sound, running. velvet

eans, gathered prior to fall rains,

1.10 bu.; No. 1 O-too-tans, good
and sound,. $3.25 bu., all FOB.
Grown on my own farm. Robt.
Davis, Tennille.

Ninty-day running velvet beans,
100 per cent sound, $2 bu., in 10
bu. lots, $1.75 bu. E. H. Beasley,
Kite.

About 40 lbs. bunch Ens.
known as garden peas, 10 Ib;
white running butter beans, 10
and postage.. Money orders enly.
"Miss Levilour Brantley, Harrison.

Fifty bu. sound, No. 1, mixed
Clays and Whips, $1 bu., or exe.
5 bu. for 10 bu. Fulghum oats or
exc. 6 bu. for 10 bu. N. C. runner
peanuts. W. P. Middlebrooks, Had-
dock

Crcowders, mixed, 4e ib.; colored
butter beans, 10c pt.:. Calif. black-
eyed, $1.56 bu.: whips;. $1 bu.;
cornfield: seed beans, 1be pt. Add
postage. ener orcers or cashier's
check. Loy uester, Rockmart.

Twenty-five bu. velvet beans,
$1.25; 55 bu. mixed neas, She, FOB,
Eastman, M. lL. Ross,
ville, Rt. 5.

About 20 lbs. McNeal Eng. pea
seed, very prolific, 25c Ib., 5 Ibs.,
$1. Exc. for dried apples, peaches,
cornfield beans, Limas, or half
runners. Mrs. Ona Tomlin,
gerald, Rt. 4.

Baby limas or buneh _ butter
beans, 20c Ib. del. in small lots; $8
bu.: Jackson *Wonder and Ky.
Wonders, same price. J. E. Smith,
Barnesville, Rt. A, Box 71.

One pk. cream Crowder peas, $1;
$2.50 bu.; blue goose, $1 pk., $2.50
bu. del.; exc. for garden seed, po-
tato slips, or hens, G. C. Skinner,
Athens, Rt. 38.

Alaska Eng. pea seed, 1931 crop,
early bunch, 15c lb. Mrs. J. M.
Barnes, Lindale, Rt. 1.

One hundred 1bs. white bunch
butter beans, 10c; early Eng. pea
seed, 15c lb. Mrs. W. B. Teat,
Grovetown.

Genuine O-too-tan beans, new
erop, sound and recleaned, $4 bu.,

5 oy Cy

peas;

FOB; also Porto Rico potatoes
(small), 5c bu. A, EB. Ware,
.Marshallville.

Nice, clean Lima butter beans,
15e-lb. or: 20G; Jb; for. 50: 1p; tots
or more; have 100 Ibs. for. sale.
Not prepaid. H. L. Wagner, Rut-
ledge, RFD 1.

Two hundred bu. No. 1 irons,
$1.25 bu.; also 6 tons Spanish pea-
nuts, 2c lb. All FOB, Wellston.
Cashiers check or money order.
M. H. Stubbs, Bonaire.

Cornfield beans, brown and
white mixed, guar. tender, 15c lb.,
FOB. Exc. 2 lbs. for 2 lbs. Eng.
peas, running kind. Each pay post-
age. Mrs.'C. C. Tatum, Talking
Rock, Rt. 3.

Few bu. white, black-eyed Calif,
peas, good and sound, $1.50 FOB.
Exe, for good, dried apples. R. C.
Brewer, ula; Rt. 2s fo

Forty bu. new eras, 15 bu. un-
knowns; 10 bu. red rippers. Ail
sound, $1 bu., FOB. Mrs. J. N.
Truelove, Cleveland.

Velvet beans, good, sound 90-day
speckled running; ates sound and



velvets, 100 per cent sound, $1.20



+bu. J. W. Swan, Wrens.



clean, $1.25 bu. Cash. A . J, Adams,
ASn Ure.



cane syrup, pr. little black Guinea ,

ifor

: prompt siipment, D.

Four lbs. fresh. butter

'S0c Ib det Mrs, Jo INS
LGla. ee
Three ibs. country putter wee
molds, 30c Ib.,.postpai

Hawkins- |

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. eae Products
For Sale

Crowders,

\

Speckled $34 Nba
cream mush peas, same pricey
white Calif. biack-eyed peas, $2 buy
All clean, Sound seed. Mrs. B. ZT
Brown, Ball Ground, Rt. T:

Eight Jbs. lady. peas, :
exe, 1 Ib, for 1 qt. nest onions 0
red, onion sets, or exc, for 1 Diu
good, sound Spanish peanuts. Mrs,
Bertha Crowe, DaNas, Rt. 3. %
One at. tender bunch bean see
mixed colors, 30c pt., or d5 for th
qt. Add postage. Also white sugar
Crowder peas, 5c lb., FOB. Myst
HDlsie Hller, Ellijay, Rt. 3. :

Willetts wonder Eng. pea seed,
25 lIb., postpaid. Exec. for peck of
yellow seed corn ,or velvet hea
seed, or peanut seed, Miss Annie















T. Brown, Madras.

Black-eyed Calif. peas ~ in any
quantity; $2.50 buw POR... Ge
AGams,: Social Circle.

Four bu. Hastings. speckled
bunch butter beans, Te 1b.3 cash

with order;. add postage. M, De.
Keliey, Blaine. a
Brabham peas, $1. bu.;. Ivonsp

80e
good, sound peas. L. G. Davi



slightly mixed with Brabs.,
bu.:
FPenfroe.

.A-1 Tenn. Crowder peas, $l
bu. or exe. for sound O-too-ta
beans at $3 50 bu. W. A. Brantle:
Tennille. <*

Ninety-day


























yelvet beans; writ
prices and quantity wanite
guar sound. D. K. Bynum, 38
Shellman. ote
Sugar Crowder peas, 20 pt.
5c qt. Mrs. gd. A. Goodson, Sun
ner. Rt 2s aes
Good, sound $0-day speckh
velvet bcansj;. no orders filled ff
ie than -2% -bu,; at $2, bu. FO!
white feed sacks for sale or ex
zi. P. Smith, Dawson, RU oe
Sugar Crowder peas, 5 to 10 DY

$2.95 bus Ce Le Millr,, eo;
\"Dwo' bu. little white rice. pe
for seed, 58e gal postpaid, up

1 large turk
for Ply. Rock
Lula, a
cornfield -
150 4b. the. Sm
60c; 10 lTbs., $1 postpak.
Jag Harriso

receipt of money;
tem for sale or exc.
hens. Avie Paulkner,

Jackson Wonder
ered butter beans,

2be: 5 lbs.,




peas. for sale.
Rives, Pe anes Be 2.

BU YEER PF OR SALE



Sample on, #



st. 4 W. Briseo, M
oa, Re 4.

Tier Ths. 2 nics, coum
buiter weeks, 25e Ib. postpai
COW 2 i. ea; sample on, redues
Mrs. ? Ci ets Adams, Pairbur
te.

Ejignt bs. arcs ho eountry
ea week, 0c e cows t. b,

Mrs Em. Bennett, Gainesyal
Rte 9; ons
Eight-ten Ibs> good, fresh Jerse

country butter ea. weekecow
tested, 25e lb. and pos a
J. Ii.. Phillips, Bowdon, i.

-FRUIT) FOR SALE

Three hundred-500 bu. Yate
ples, $1 bu. box, FOB, Cornelia, of
$1.25, FOB, Atlanta, size 100s.
M.. Miller, Cornelia, ae

Nice sun-dried apples, gvod and
bright, del. in Ist, 2nd, 8ra zones@,
10 lbs., $1. Jones Key, White Pata,

Nice, sun-dried apples, 1931 crop
9c. lb. del. in lots of 10 lbs
more. Chks, not accepted. 17
Martha Vanzant, Dial. . ;

Nice, dried apples, 6c dei.
white bags. Money .order cr cas,
W. P. Davenport, Dial,

-Seven libs. dried, bright peachl
5 lbs. nice pears, worm- -free, s
dried, 10 lb., or exc. for pes anu
at 3c Ib. Bach pay postage. Mis
G. H. Hayes, Flippen.

Nice, sun-dried apples, 8c tb.
postage. Mrs. Cannie Davis,
jay, Rts 3:

Extra nice sun-dried apples,
lb. del. Henry F. Weaver, Mario

Good, dried apples, 9@ lb. del. 3
10-Ib. lots; exe. for cabbage plants
or potato slips, also Lady TF
strawberry plants, 30e 100. Mis
N. A. White, Dahlonega, Rt.
Box 37.

Dried apples, 10 lb, and old-ti :
tender cornfield beans, 15e. th.;
del. J. H, Lunsford,. Jr., Such

Nice, sun-dried apples, in 10
50-Ib. lots, 6c lb. del. J. V. Foi
rester, Roy.

Old-fashioned dried peaches,
JIb.; add postage on orders less th
10 Ibs.; white nest\onions, 60e galq
tender cornfield bean seed, 25 Th

































del. Mrs. Dennis Hulsey, Lu
ae 15 ;


,









-. Nice, sun-dried apples,

Page Eight -

Georgia Products :
For Sale

Twenty-five lbs. choice sun-dried
apples, 10c Ib. in small lois, or $2
for lot, FOB; cash with order.

' Miss Alta Mae Rhodes, Baldwin.

Old-fashioned sun-dried peaches
and acid apples, 10c lb. and add
postage on orders less than 10 lbs.

| Mis. W. C. Wiley, Lula, Rt. 1.

Fresh, dried peaches and apples,
-ea., 6c Ibs add postage; exc. for
white, 100 lb. sacks, or silver skin
Onion sets; write first. Claude
Sosebee, Cleveland, Rt. 1.

10c Ib.
write first.
Clarkesville,

del or 7c lb. not del.;
Mrs. W.. M. yor,

; det: 3)

Nice, Sindried appies, 6c lb. and

postage, or exe. for nice, white
feed sacks, 100-lb. cap.; ea. pay
postage. Mrs. C. H. Etris, Dah-

| Jonega, Rt. 1.










for side meat,
|) corn.for 1 lb. of either of above
mentioned;
i what he



| FRESH AND CURED MEATS

: FOR SALE
Nice, country cured, hickory
pmoked hams, hams, 20c; should-

ers, 10c; middlings, 15 FOB. M.

&, Nunnally, Jr., Thomasville.

' Brooks county hams, 20c_ 1b.;
fmoney order only; any sizes, small
or large, 1c off on a 100 Ibs. Cleon
Hutchinson, Quitman, Rt. 5.

Exe, Tuckers Favorite seed corn
or lard, 3 1bs, of

ea. pay express on
gets. Ben Thornton,

| Bewdon, Rt. t.
























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:



i #OB. Exc, any
; Pekin drake,

Ms :

Yb. emns, 12c Ib. . del.

peanuts, 4e1b.; good,
velvet beans, $1.50 bu.,

W. EL

i

or oats; 1 gal. for 1 bu. of either




gal,
anan, Rt. 2.

filled, 10c; Schleys,
Mrs. G.

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HONEY BEES AND BEE
SUPPLIES FOR SALE
Sev. 8 and 10-frame hives
bees for sale; write for prices.

Tom White, Dublin.

Goed chunk honey, in 5, 10, 25
8rd zone; in
60 Ib lard cans, 10c lb. FOB; exc.
Bome for 2 good pigs, or corn,

of
J

peas, velvets at market. price. C.

-G, Oliver, Barnesville, Rt. 2.

Fresh, bright ext. honey in 10
KD. pails, $1.25 del.; 10 Ibs. beeswax,
68.60 del.; cash with order. Mrs. A.

. OKelley, Maysville, Rt. 2.
= Hey. comb honey, 12 5-l). pails,

$6.50; ext. packed in 5 gal. cans, 2
per case; 1 bbl.
Sls.

No. 2, 419 Ibs. net,
J. T. Mullis, Alms.

PECANS AND PEANUTS
KOR SALE

Ga. runner peanuts for sale.

Have been planting this var. for

0 yrs. or more. N. P. Netts, Dub-





Hn, Re. 4,

eC. Ga hand-picked
sound 90-day

FOB? COS

grown,

fayers, Baxley.

Good, sound Spanish peanut seed,
b0c bu. FOB, or exc. for value.
Hoge, Buena Vista.

* Good var. seedling pecans, 5c 1b.;

0. lbs.. Stuarts, 10c 1b.; 60 Ibs.
Money-Makers, 8c Ih.; 165 Ibs.
. N. W. Daniel, Ty Ty,

Sev. hundred bu. runner peanuts,

8c lb. Cash with order, FOB. J.
. Mills, Edison.

Extra fine paper shell pecans,
50 or less make a pound, 6 lbs,

$1, postpaid. Mrs, T. C. Floyd,
Chipley, abu Uae :
Sorghum syrup, 50c gal. in 5

anc. 10 lb. cans, or exc. for corn

or both; and for good fodder, 3
for 100. J. E. Ruck, Buch-

Stuart paper shell pecans, well
16c lb.; seed-
lings, 4c lb., FOB. Cash with order.
J. Holcomb, Bremen,

Sey. tons So. Ga, seed runner

peanuts, sound and bright, 50c bu..

FOB; also sev. Ibs. frostproof Eng.
peas, 50c Ib. quantities up, 15 Ib.,
smaller, 20c Ib.

Adel,

He

_N. C. runner peanuts, bright and
sound, 2c lb., FOB. Exc. for mung
or, Laredo beans. W. F. Patten,

_ N. C. runner seed peanuts, Ga.
| grown, extra prolific (made 80 bu.
| per A. without fertilizer), 60c bu.
No order less than 100 Ibs., FOB.
H. M. Cannon, Adel, Rt. 1.
Excellent hand- picked imp. white
Spanish, $1 bu., FOB. Miles Mur-
ray, Bleckshear, Rt. 3, Box 78.
- Ten Ibs. large paper-shell pecans,
$1, postpaid. Mrs. Wyman Bar-

~geron, Sardis.

White Spanish, free of pops, $1
pbu.: also dried apples, 10c ib,
of above for 1
or for meat.

Large red Valencia peanuts, free

from pops and trash, 10 Ib., FOB;
4214c Ib. del, H. W. Thurmond,
reshamville.





EH. M. Rogers, |,

FOB. Money order.



Georgia Products
For Sale

Sorghum syrup, bbl. 35c gal, in
buckets, 45c. Exe. for 75 or 150
lb. male shoat, allowing Tc lb. for
shoat, Each pay chgs. J. W. Ivie,
Farmington, Rt. 2.

Seven tons white Spanish, fine
for seed, 214c lb. Trade a few for
velvet beans. G. A, Smith, Ogle-
thorpe.

Small white Spanish peanuts for
seed, 244c Ib., or 24%4 lb. by. the
thousand Ibs., or over, J. C. Re-
gan, Pelham.

One hundred bu, N. C. peanuts,
1930 crops, 80c bu. J. W. Martin,
Climax, Rt. A, Box 24.

Quantity sound seedling pecans,
15 lb., or exc. for 1931 hatch hens,
large breed, or for strained honey.
H. EB. McAuliffe, Milledgeville,

N. C. seed running peanuts, goods
quality, 3c lb.; early running vel-
vet bean seed, picked without rain,
good quality ,$1.25 bu. J. M. Jenk-
ins, Dublin, Rt. 4.

About 200 lbs. good, sound seed-
ling pecans at 5e lb.; also about
15 bu. good, sound Tillman peas at
$i bu., FOB. Money order with
order. T, A. Beall, Irwinton.

No, 1 recleaned runner peanuts,
4c Ib., lots of 5 bu. or more, 243
Ib.; also 90-day. velvet beans, $1.50
bu., 5 bu. or more, $1.25 bu. Jas.
H. Smith, Pitts.

Runner peanuts, clean of trash,
50c bu., FOB; pop corn; 8c lb. del.
in Ga, Cash with order. C, C.
Payne, Tifton, Rt. 6,

Ga, runner peanuts, 60c bu.,
FOB, Pavo. Money order. Jesse
Touchton, Pavo, RED 1, Box 47.

Ga. runner peanuts, 60c bu. FOB,

Pavo. Money order. DPD. Story,
Pavo.
Runner peanuts, sound and

clean, 60c bu., FOB, or exc, for
Brab peas, 2 bu. peanuts for 1 of
peas. R. L. Jackson, Thomasville.

One hundred Ibs. Russell pecans,
large paper, 4c lb., 25 lbs., $1; 140
lbs) good Schleys, 10c Ib. All FOB.
Money order. D. B. Price, Ocilla.

No.. 1 Ga. runners and white
Spanish, 2c lb. Guar. sat. Money
order with order, Alton Ricketson,
Dougias, Rt. 2.

N. C, runner peanuts, especiaily
grown for seed, small lots, 214 1b.3
50 bu. or more, 2c Ib. D. B. Wade,
Ochlochnee, RED.

One thovsand two hundred bu.
white Spanish, 90c ~bu., sound;
also 100 bu. $9-day velvet beans,
$1.35 bu. S. T. Dixon, Wadley, TRE
2 BOX Sos

Hight hundred bu. Ga. raised N.
Cc. runner peanuts, saved without
rain, good - seed, 2%c lb... Cc. B.
Daughtrey, Lenox. :

Imp. white Spanish seed pea.
nuts, recleaned, in new 5 bu. bags:
Can fill orders tip to 14 tons, $3.7
per bag in small lots. Cush with
order. -W. H. Walker, Augusta, }
Rt. 4.

Sev. hundred bu. No. 1 runner
peanuts, 2c lb., FOB, Cash vith
order. Roy A. Weeks, Edison, P.
O. Box 174.

Sev. hundred bu. runner seed
peanuts, No, ls. Cash with order,
FOB. T. N. Wiggins, Edison.

No. 1 Spanish peanuts, excellent
seed, perfectly sound and bright,
about 4 tons, 2144 lb., FOB. J. J.
Adams, Iron City. .

No. 1 N. C. runner peanuts, 3c
Ib. See or write. A. W. Lane, Cairo,
Eas :

No. 1 white Spanish peanuts, re-
cleaned for seed, $2 per 100 Ibs.,
FOB. John F.. Wilcher, Mitchell.

Seven tons N. C. Ga. runner pea-
nuts, 2c lb., FOB; lots of 100 Ibs.
or more, 244c Ib. del.; paper-shell
pecans, 10 lbs. or more, 8c Ib. del.
C,. H. Parish,, Tifton, Rt. 6.

N. C. var. Ga. grown farmers
stock and white Spanish peanuts,
2c lb, FOB. Cash with order. Exc.
for Brab or iron peas, A. D. Cobb,
Adet. :

N. G. peanuts, my special -im-
proved, 50c bu., hand-shelled, 6c
lb., FOB; also 40 Ibs. pure Per-
kins long green okra seed, 20c lb.,
Weer, as
Draughon, Climax. : s

Ga. runner peanuts, 2c in 100
lb. lots and more; also 90-day vel-
vet_beans, $1 bu. All FOB. Miss
Rubye Tanner, Douglas.

Make best offer 200 lbs. extra
eating seedling pecans. D. A. Mc-
Pherson, Cuthbert,

No. I N. C. runner peanuts, Ga.
raised, good, sound planting seed,
2c lb., FOB. Cash with order. BE, J.
Cottle, yey.

Six hundred bu. N. C. peanuts,
50c bu. Exc. 10 bu. for 5 bu. Brab-
ham peas. Jno, L. Mixon, Ociila.

N. C. running peanuts, $1 bu.,
$4 per 5 bu., $7 10 bu. Hand-picked,
good and sound, E. S. Siichiend,



auones Rt. 1

Gaiesyille, Rt. 9.



MARKET BULLETIN,
Georgia Products.

For Sale

Stuarts and Schley pecans, field
run for sale for cash or exc. for
runner seed peanuts, O-too-ton soy
beans, Ga. sugar cane syrup, tc.
Walton Halliway, Stilimore,

Nice, large pecan meats, shelled,
hand-picked and sifted, clean and
fresh, 80c lb. del. in any quantity,
Mrs. L. M. Lockhart, Dawson, 8380
Lee St.

Good Ga. runner peanuts, 2%c
lb., and big red jumbo, 5c Ib., FOB.
Exc. for chickens or syrup. Colum-
bus Bennett, Adel.

-No.. 1 N. C. peanuts, 24c Ib.,
FOB, or 3c in 100 Ib, lots del.; also
90 to 100-day velvet: beans, $1.50
del.; Willetts wonder Eng. pea
seed, 20c lb., FOB, or 25c del. J. G.
Brooms, Tifton, Rt. 6.

Strictly No. 1, Spanish peanuts,
clean and sound, excellent. seed,
100 lb. lots, 214c; 500 Ibs. or more,
2c Ib., .1931. crop. W. J. Bargeron,
Sardis, Box 146,

Three or 4" tons old-fashioned
runner peanuts, 2c lb. Sampie on
request for 4c. A. H. Richardson,
Bluffton,

Two hundred bu. N. C. seed pea-
nuts, Ga. grown, 1931 crop, sound
and good, 50c bu. in 80 bu. lots.
J. N. Salter, Pitts,

PECANS AND OTHER FRUIT
TREES, ETC., FOR SALE

Brown fig bushes, with scupper-
nongs, 10c each, $1 doz., del., 6 or
more, or exc. for potato plants;
large: white citron seed, 10c doz.,
38 doz. 25c. W. A. Moon, Waco,
R223

Alf lead. var. apple trees, 3 ft,
10c; pear, 4-5 ft., 30c; Concord and
Niagara grape, 2 yrs. ld, 10c each,
$1 doz.; all state insp. and true to
name. Postpaid. C. M. Alexander,
Cleveland, Rt. 1.

Brown Calif, fig bushes, musca:-
dine vines, 10c each, 90c doz.; blue
plum bushes, 25c each. Exc. for
home-cured tobacco at 10c lb. A. T.
Patterson, Waco, Rt. 2.

Clingstone peach trees, ripening
in August, 344-4 ft., 85c 6; $1.65
doz.; 2-2% ft, 25c 3, $1 doz., post-
paid. Stamps accepted on small
amounts. Mrs. L. W. Seago, Pine-
hurst.

Twelve mtn. grown apple trees,
4 kinds, early until late var.,; $1



}del.; also improved Tennessee red

cob and hickory king seed corn,
$1.50 bu. T. M. Webb, Ellijay.

Large white scuppernong, 10c
each, $1 doz. Add postage. W. G.
Powell, Vienna, Rt. 5.

State insp, true to name apple
avd peach trees, 5c-15c; pear, 4-57
rt., $0c; 2 yr. grape, Concord and
Niagara, 10c ea. HEixe.. for W.. L.
now. laying pullets. W. H. Alex:
andsr, Cleveland.

All lead. var. gov. insp, apple
and peach trees, 2-3 yrs., 15 and
iGc each; cherry and pear, 35c;
Concord and Niagara grape ,10c?
ilondike strawberry, 50ce 100. L.
C. Head, Cleveland, Rt. 1.

State insp. peach trees, $35 M;
$4 C; grape, fig, black walnut,
best var., $4 C; 5c doz.; plum,
apricot, ST -3<$195: dog Bb. B:
Travis, Riverdale.

Jap. persimmon, budded, super
size, 8 ft. trees, bear early and
heavy. 3 trees, $5; 6 for $9; 10 for
$12. Prepaid if cash with order.
N, Rosene, Fort Valley.

Horse apple, 15c each; crab-
apple, 50c each; scuppernongs, 3,
25c; quince, 75c each; catnip, 8,
25e, Large and well rooted; Add
postage. Mrs, Leila Titshaw, Mone
roe, Rt. 5,

Govt.
lead. var. All sizes for sale cr exc.
Write for bargain prices, IF. C. Gei-
ger, Flintside,

May cherries, white Eng. peach
trees, 10c each, $1 doz.; red goose
plums, 10c each; exc. for potato.
plants. Mrs. V. S. Ladd, Gaines-
wille, Rt: 7

For sale or will exc. 3 yr. old,
first-class budded pecan irees for
farm products, poultry or anything
can use, Claude Hubank, Smyrna,
hee

Klondike strawberry plants, 20c
C; $1.50 M; hazlenut bushes, 40c
doz., 3 doz., $1; brown fig bushes,
white scuppernong vines, 16c ea.,
$1 doz.. Loyal Entrekin, Waco,
Uo

Hazlenut bushes, chestnuts,
beachnut, chinquapin bushes, all
$1 doz; white Eng. peach trees,
sugar pear, blue Damson plum,
plum peach, all 15c ea. Miss Nellie
Turner, Cleveland, Rt. 4.

May cherry, early kind, 10c ea.;

early Eng. peas, 10e cup; hickory |

nuts, 15c gal; Calif. black-eyed

peas, be lb.; Jersey butter, 25 Ib.;
J. OW.

no. chks. Mrs, Loggins,

insp. budded pecan trees, |








7 Geonaie Produce.
For Sale

Stuart and Schley pecan trees,
price lots, 20c up. H. N. Sharp,
Commerce.

Goose plums, large red var.,2 5
trees, 30c; 10 for 40c; Blue Dam-
son plum trees, 3 for 30c;..5 for
40c: all postpaid; stamps accepted.
LA. Steinheimer, Woolsey, Rt. i.

Stuart paper-shell pecan trees,
50, 6 ft. for sale or exc. 100 for
cow peas, soy beans, Or any pro-
duce, mule, ete. J. E. Abbott,
Tifton.

Fifty cherry trees, $1 doz.; 50 Ibs,
dried apples and peaches, lic 1b.;
add postage; no chks. Mandia. May

eborne; Clermont, Rt. 1.

Nice, strong limbertwig apple
trees, brown Turkey figs, black
walnut trees, all, 10c ea., $1 doz.;
add postage. Bertha Standbridge,
Lula.

Fifty pomegranate trees, 200 ea.}
the sweet kind. J, N.: Gangster,
Vienna.

White Eng. a trees, 10c ea.;

2-yr.-old May cherry, 10c ea.; 2-
yr.old everbearing strawberry
plants, 25 C; Himalaya berry
plants, 25c doz. Geo. A. Conner,

Gainesville, Rt. 7.

Brown Turkey figs, Sayanlays
berry, $1 doz.; red sassafras root,
20e lb. L. L. Chapman, Milner.

Twenty thousand budded paper-
shell pecan trees, 6-12 ft. Schley,
Stuart and Frotscher, State insp.,
35c ea. for 10 or more; 450 ea. for
less number. B. C. - Brewton, Glenn-
ville,



POTATOES FOR SALE

Hight hundred bu. cert. red skin
imp. kiln dried Porto Rican seed
potatoes, $1.25 bu., FOB. Will have
slips for sale, $1.50 M, ready April
10. William C. King, Spe
Rt. 4.

Five hundred bu, kiln dried
Porto Rico potatoes, 8c lb. FOB.
W. S. Ford, Sylvester, Rt. 4.

Two. hundred to 300 bu. yellow
skin Gov. insp. seed potatoes, at
Bs. ib, - POR.<.G. AL Dasher,
Valdosta. _ =

SYRUP FOR SALE

Best, pure sugar cane syrup,
$13 per 35 gal., $3.10 for 6 gal.
cans, or $3.40 for 12 half gal.; 2-60
gal. bbis. ,.No, 1 grade, $20 each.
Lee Patrick, Quitman,

One hundred and seventy-five
No. 10 lb. buckets of fine, thick
No, Ga. syrup, 60c, FOB, Meldrim;
70 bu. good sound cane seed, 60c
bu. Money order or cashier s chk.
J. D. Cooley, Leo.





VEGETABLES FOR SALE
Ten acres of fine turnips and 2
acres of curled mustard. Can load
trucks daily; also booking orders
for Porto Rico potato and tomato
plants. R. E, Brewer, Dixie.



Georgia Products
Wanted

BEANS AND PEAS WANTED

Want to:swap quantity peanuts:

for O-too-tan Soy beans: 100 Ibs.
| Jumbo Spanish for bu. beans. G.
gon Herndon, Fairburn, Rt. 2.

Exe, white bunch butter beans
for bunch snap beans; lb. for 1b,
G. W. Kelley, Byron, Rt. a

Want to buy 1 bu. white or
sugar Crowder peas; advice best

cash price del.; must be pure and
ee WwW. W. Barnes, Manchester,
Box 277.

Thursday, February 18, 1993



Georgia Products
Wanted

Want white, black-eyed Crowden

peas, the kind that matures ine

fali. T. B. Wilkes, Collins,

Exc. 50 Ibs. corn fed lard, not
scorched, for 5 bu. good, sound
hay peas, Brabs.
ferred; ea. pay chgs. on what he

gots. Janie W. Lynn, Baxley, Re a :

Exe. Stuart pecans for 20 bu,
Brab. peas and 8 hu. 90-day vel-
yets. D. A. Phelps, Poulan,

Want 1-bu. O-too-tan beans; exe, :

cured hams, or A-1 Ga. cane syrup

or Irons pre








=e

or potatoes, ea. at market price:

2 yr. Jersey cow in xe.-for farm
products; write. C. H. 2
Stockton, RED.

Want a late . white cornfield _
bean, known as the cabbage bean,
the hulls are yellow. and beans are

white. Mrs. W. S. Prickett, Com= 3

merce, Rt. 5.

Want 15 bu. field peas, any vans a

will trade. R. I. Red or White
Leghorn chicks for same, G, Dy
Fain, Edison. _

Exc.3 bu. good, sound speckled
peas, slightly mixed for 1 bu.. On:
too-tan beans, A. P. Malcom, Social
Circle.



: FRUIT WANTED
Exe. Money Maker pecans for
dried fruit; 1b. for Ib. Mrs. EH. Leon
Joiner, Thomasville, RED: $e. 2

Exe. E. J., Chas- W.
plants for sun-dried apples or
peaches; 1M plants for 10 Ibs,





cabbage

fruit; ea. pay postage or. CXDIESS. E

Mrs. F.. M. Bullard, Baxley.

Exc. Chas. W.. cabbage plants =
for dried fruit. Miss A.
Alma, Box 55. \

PECANS AND PEANUTS
WANTED A \
Exc. good, sound mixed peas
(mostly Brabs.) for small peanuts.
Troy Sanders, Hartwell, Rt. 4,
Exe. 8 pks. shelled pop corn for
2 bu. peanuts. Mrs.
Stillmore, Rt. 1.



Exe. 5 bu. Coco cotton seed for ;
5 bu. N.C. peanuts for seed; ea,

pay exp. chgs. Mrs. W. J. Stone,
Fitzgerald, Rt. 1.

Want seedling and paper-shell.
any amount; send sample and
amount . of ea.
Thames, Crumps Park, Macon.

Want 1000 lbs. runner seed pea

nuts; will exe. Duroc Jersey or
pay cash; mail sample. L. H. Edens
field, Stillmore.

Want seedling and paper- shell
pecans, in any quantity; pay
highest cash price; send sample

and state number of Ibs. of ea,
Prince,

var. you offer. Geo. M.
Columbus, Box. 1160.

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PECAN AND OTHER FRUIT
TREES, ETC., WANTED

Want 6 budded. pecans, any

leading var.; will exc. syrup, early -

sugar Crowder peas or cane see
J. C. Moore, Powder Springs,
Want prices on seedling pecan _
trees; t ft-to-3: ft... in lots oF. 50 or
more; seedlings only: M. Findley,
Oak Park. :



POTATOES WANTED ~
Exe.. 2. bu. good,

sound: Tent 7



red cob corn; shelled or on cob fot

2 bu. good, sound seed sweet - po-
tatoes, Porto Ricans preferred. Rs
H. Cantrell, Cass Station, Rt. iw

SYRUP WANTED



Exe. nice, 7-wks.-old Hampshire
Pigs at $5 pr. for Ga. cane syrup
at 50c gal. O. S: Dusean, oS i



prices.

lific.
Prolific.

Whatley.

Rhyne Bros.,
Cook, 600 bu. Clevewilt,

tan and 200 bu. Laredo.



| John D. Gilmore, Sparta. GaQ-too-tan and Laredo.





MEMBERS OF GEORGIA CROP IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIA-.
TION WHO HAVE SEED FOR SALE
1932
All seed field-inspected and certified. Write to growers for

R. R, CHILDS, Vice-President,
> Georgia Crop Improvement Association.
CORN:

E. M; Clapp, Byron, Ga.Whatleys Prolific. :
H. Y. Tillman, Valdosta, Ga.200 bu. Whatleys Prolific.
Eighth District A. & M. School, Madison. Ga.Whatleys Pro-

J. F. Benson, Buena Vista, Ga., R. F. D.150 bu. W natley
J. F. Meadows, Douglasville, Ga.100 bu. Meadows Improved

A. J. Puckett, Oakman, Ga. 100 bu. Pucketts Improved.

Richard Lewis, Cornelia, Ga.200 bu. Hastings Prolific.

Rhyne Bros., Plains, Ga. 200 by. Whatleys Prolific.
COTTON

A. J. Puckett. Oakman, Ga.200 bu. College No. 1.
T. A. Nutt, Jackson, Ga .800 bu. Coker Cleveland No. 5. - :
Plains, Ga2.000 bu. Rhynes Wilt- Resistant

John D. Gilmore. Sparta, Ga.College No. 1.

SOY BEANS
Gilmore Bros., Sandersville, Ga.400 bu. Biloxi, 250 bu. O- 00