Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1933 March 9

G. CLAUDE ADAMS,

sre) AGRICULTURE...
e277 COMMISSIONER*



PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETSMAX i McRAE, DIRECTOR |
MARIETTA AND ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1933.

Live Stock For Sale



od quality peanut. hay,
50 ton FOB cars; $3.75 ton
barn; No nut grass in hay.
homas, Smithville, Rt.

tons peanut hay, $4 ton,
Parrott. B. F. Scott, Daw-
mute 1.

stings 100-Bu. oats, 35c
FOB 50 bu. up lots, 32c bu.
. No order for less than 10

tis G. Rawls, Williamson.

asth
Ave Stock For Sale
CATTLE FOR SALE

tra fine Jersey milch cow, in
, Will give 4 gal., $30; O. I.





igs, at my home, near Fol-

$3 ea. Also big bone Giant
ze turkey eggs, $5 per: 11.
Lewis, Rydal, R 2.,

Red Ox, wt. 900 lbs. work any-
here, well broke, 3 yrs. old, $40;
mc. potatoes at 35c bu. for velvet

lbs. $25 or exc. for 50 bu. good
corn. J . IT. Chambers, Flovilla.
4 high bred Jersey cows, first

calf, $80; 4 young males, about 2

yrs. old, good beef type, wt.
about 500 Ibs. ea. $50. W. M. Cook
Monroe, R 1.

2 good Jersey cows, fresh for
sale or trade for good plug mules

or good stock heifers that will)

freshen in late summer. Come
and see. General Vaughan, Ro-
chelle. ! \

Jersey and Guernsey male
yearlings, good stock, $15 or exc.
for W. L. pullets or shoats. N. G.
Lang, Waycross. AG

Pure bred Guernsey with 2nd
calf, fresh in. Papers on both.
$60. B. W. Murray, Brunswick.

Good Jersey milch cow with
3rd calf (1 mo. old), $25. Ira HH.
Whitfield, Alto, R 2.

Full Guernsey male, 5 yrs. old,
$20 cash at my home. Mrs. Cyn-



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Notice!

" NUMBER 10.
Live Stock For Sale

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Durward Theus, Butler, R
Club Boy. | ae
lack P. C. pigs, $1.75 to $2.00.
ea. Want some watermelon seed.
Quote what you have and price.
W. I. Harley, Sparta. eee
Black Essex sow and 3 shoats,
exc, for milch cow; also 25 head
heavy breed mix. hens, 1 cockerel |
free with lot, $12; Want 300 bid-
dies on shares. Mrs. W. C. Scott,
Midville, R 2. | a

Big Berkshire boar, $15; Duroc

| Berkshire, cross sow, bred to big

P. C. boar, $20. Exc. for peas or -
beans; also pure, clean Fulghum _
and Hastings re-improved 100-
bu. oats, 40c bu. R. D .Tatum,
Palmetto. : ce

12 pigs, 40-50 lb., $1.50 ea. pr. 3
exc. for good laying hens. J. M.
Mullis, Ambrose, R 1. a, oe

Pure bred sow, Chester White, _
ready for 3rd litter, $15 or exc,
for pure bred Guernsey or Jer-

sey cow, fresh in with 1st or 2nd

\ealf. Sylvester Riddle, Athens,
225 Peter St. , eee
Reg. Straight-nose Berkshire |

BUREAU OF MARKETS
Max L. McRae, Director

thia Bryant, Canon, R 2.
Red Jersey cow, fresh in, for
sale at my home, near Berean

at $3.50 ton. Lundy Sut-
Summit.
Grade Jersey milch cow,





h in, good producer, $35; 1
. Bronze tom, May hatch
$4. G. S. May, Warthen

cow, fresh in with fifst calf,
4, C, Nowell, Macon, R 3.
ih in, Blue Jersey cow, 2nd

$30 at barn; also 2 S. L.

wndotte roosters $1.50 ea. M.S.
ner, Flowery Branch, Chest-

rs. Old, $22.50; also 2 Jersey
ows, Ist and 2nd calf, $15
18 at barn. Exc. for good
a. . D. Stratton, Point Pet-
Jersey cows, fresh, ready to
or milking, $20 to $30 ea.
Jersey bull, Sybils Jolly Fox
rs. old, $40. K. D. Sanders,
onton, R 2.
. high bred Jersey bull, 3
ld, gentle, wt. 900 or more



Church on Winston and Bill Arp
Road. Miss Mollie Daniel, Win-
ston, R 1.

Reg. Guernsey bull, 18 mos.
old, Klondike strain. Plenty of
pep but gentle. To avoid inbreed-
ing will sell cheap, or exc. for
equal value Guernsey bull or hei-
fer. Victor Hollis, Sautee.

1 milch cow, about 2 gal. per
day, $15. Clarence V. Brinkley,
Egan, Ga., Eean-Harris Sts.

4 nice young Cows, fresh in,
ea. Live: on Bolingbroke and
Popes Ferry Rd. R. L. Day,
Dames Ferry. :

Reg. Jersey cow, dropped calf
Feb. 19th. Cow and calf, $50.
Mell Bond, Bogart, RFD.

Jersey cow, now giving 2 gal.
day; Will be fresh Sept. 28th; 22
mos. old Jersey heifer, come in
July 10th. Sell or swap for corn.
J. E, Meeks, Tala, 2:



$25 |





Live Stock For Sale

Live Stock For Sale |



A No. 1 Jersey 4 gal., 1 1-2 Ib.
putter per day cow; freshen hbe-
tween ist - 15th April, good

qualities, $30; No. 1 O-too-tan

beans, $1.50 bu.

T. B. Russell,
Luthersville. ;



HOGS FOR SALE \

Pure bred big bone Black
Guinea hogs, for sale through
March and April, as weaned, 35
to 50 Ibs. Best of breeding, $5 pr.
$2.60 ea. FOB. Walter Small-
wood, Thomson. Ae

Three mos. old thoroughbre
Hampshire female pig, $3 or
trade for seed peanuts, runners,
or Ga. Cane syrup, O. S. Dug-
gan, Chester.

MARKET REPORT

OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

. Prevailing Wholesale Prices, March 6, 1933. Always Subject to Variation.
Columbus Valdosta Rome
$ .13 Gide oe

, Extra, dozen
standard, dozen
Georgia trade, dozen

yard run, doz.,.--.------
lags, [Do oo eee

Hens, 4% lbs. up, lb

Atlanta Macon
$ 15

wane eee ete

Hens, small colored and W. Leghorn,_-

Roosters, lb. ----------------

Friers, Ib.

verage Price Hogs, $2.60.

anutsNo. 1 Spanish, Del.

Shelling plants, $29.00 ton.

AtlantaMiddling, 7%, 6.09; 15/16, 6.22; 1, 6.48.

Savannah

Augusta



African big bone Guineas, sow
wt. about 175 lbs. $10; shoats, 50
to 75 Ibs. $4.50 ea; also young
sow and 5 pigs, 3 wks. old, $18

FOB. W. W. Charping, Lenox,

Ra, :

S. P. C. pigs, 2 - 6 mos. old, $5
to $8 ea. reg. in buyers name.
C. H. Trussell, Sandersville.

S. P. C. boars and gilts, sub.
to reg., Wilt, big boll cotton seed,
50c; Spanish peanuts, 1 1-2c lb.
Exc. for syrup, running peanuts,
meat or peas. Joe M. Brown, Mc-
Rae.

Sey. pure bred 8 wks. old P. C.
males and gilts, $5 ea. Papers
furnished for 75c. Exc. some for
shelled corn at market price.



poar, also good breed of SOWS.
and pigs, at bargain for cash, or
exc. for good corn or corn meal.
J. J. Miles, Baxley, R 4. ay
Reg. O. I. C. sow, just weaned
litter of 10 pigs, $10 cash, or exc.
for corn or oats. J. J. Bond, El-
berton, R 8. ae
\2 1-2 yr. old, 300 Ib. pure bred
Berkshire boar, $5 at my farm,
Arthur Owen, Barnesville. ae
10 pigs, 3-4 Duroc Jersey, SINS
wks. old; good pigs, $1.50 ca. Exc,
some for pure, good sugar cane
syrup. Macon Walden, Gibson, R
B, Box 49.
8 thrifty Duroc Jersey pigs, 10.
mos. old, $1.50 ea. not del. Cleo

'H. Covey, Scott, R 1.

Few O. I. C. treated shoats,
40-60 lb. males and females, at.
half price, $2.50 ea. W B. Cadle,
Mt. Vernon. ie





Grain and Hay for Sale
Poultry for Sale

Live Stock For Sale

Live Stock Wanted
Positions Wanted

Farm Help Wanted
Plants for Sale

Plants Wanted

Seed For Sale

Seed Wanted
Miscellaneous For Sale
Tobacco For Sale
Tobacco Wanted .-------- oe 6
Ga. Products For Sale
Ga. Products Wanted

INDEX















Live Stock For Sale

Fine S. P. C. male for sale or
xc. for farm produce; also exc.
good value for cattle or calves,
large enough to graze. B. O.
Fussell, Brunswick.

Pure Black African Guinea

ogs, pigs, either sex, $6 ea. Ser-

vice boars and bred gilts, $15 and
$20 ea. Also Whatleys seed corn.
$2 bu. A. P. Sanders, Tignall.
The old time Little Bone
Black Guinea hogs. Gilts ready
to breed. Life treated, $12.50 ea.
erated. Jos. Hargroves, Marlow,
Rds
B. B. Guinea gilt, ve about 150
Ibs. $10 FOB. D. H. Anderson,
Glenwood, R 2.
-. 5 and 6 mos. old Reg. cholera
immune Duroc Jersey boars and
gilts, $10 ea. Henry T. Lumsden,
Talbotton.

B. B. Guinea, African str. hogs
pure bred, wt. 40 to 250 lbs, ea.
$3 to $15 ea. Stamp for a reply.
GB. Toler, Glenwood, R 2, Box

Duroc Jersey pigs, 5 mos. old,
reg. in buyers name, $6.50 each.
Exc. some for shelled Runner

yeanuts, Matthews Soy beans and
Wilson: big type cotton seed. L.
M. Kennedy, Collins.
_ Big Bone Blue Guinea, bred
gilts, $7 to $10 ea. Jersey calves,
heifers and bull. Sell or exc, for
-Brab peas or chufas. W. A. Sum-

er, Norristown. |

Little Guinea hogs, quality
bred, color black, very prolific
and fast raisers (often 12 to a
litter); 6 - wks. pigs, $12.50 pr.

$7 ea. 100 Ib. gilts, $12.50 each.
Clyde H. Barnes, Summit.

_ Black Essex and P. C. mixed,
3 mos. old, $1 ea. or exc. for

corn at 50c bu. del. Write. J. W.
Remiley, Egypt, RFD.

ORSES & MULES FOR SALE
4 yr. old horse, sound and
without blemish, gentle, to ride.
Will make exceptionally fine
horse. Bargain at $125 cash. S.
G. Gibson, Folkston, R 1, Box



4,

_ 1M Ib. black horse, trained to
saddle, buggy or plow. Cheap for
cash. Otis G. Rawls, Williamson.

1 sound, bay mare mule, 11
yrs. old, 1100 lbs. $75 cash; also
1 reg. Guernsey bull, ae of a 6
gal. cow. $50 cash. H. H. Lake,
Wrightsville, RL
2 plug mules, good workers,
about 10 or 12 yrs old, wt. around
900 Ibs. $35 and $45 ea. Austin
s Adams, East ata 455 East
Side Ave.

20 high class faim mules, slick
and fat, 6 to 10 yrs. eld, for sale.
J. C. Collier, Barnesville.

_ Gray horse mule, with some
age, wt. 1100 lbs. pert, works
good, $45 cash. John Williford,
Stephens, R 1.

1 bay mare mule, wt. iM Ibs.
$15. Pe DD, Strickland, Swords.

1 mare mule, i2 yrs. old, 850
or 900 lbs. Sell or swap for a 1M

r 1100 lb. mules, not over 7 yrs.

d; 1 nice veal calf, 7 wks. old
for sale. H. R. Allison, Bairds-
town.

HORSES & MULES FOR SALE
1 good, small bay mare mule,
good, pert, in good shape, about
10 yrs. old, work anywhere, for
sale. Carl James, Ella Gap.
1 horse mule, about 11 yrs. old,
wt. 11 or 1200 lbs. cheap, or exe.
. F. Thompson, Cairo, R 3.
1100 lb. horse mule, 8 yrs. old,
ood and tough, $125. Accept
good plug as part pay. G. M.
Williams, Almon.





RABBITS FOR SALE

2 White N. Z., pink-eyed does,
6 mos. old, for sale or exc. for
25 baby chicks, R I Reds pre-
ferred. Mrs. H. G. Brock, Car-
roliton, R 7.
_ 2 White, pink-eyed buck rab-
bits. 8 wks. old for sale and exc.
for N. C. Running, peanuts: two
bucks for 2 bu. Write at once.
Mrs : Etta Woodall, Charing, R 1.

Chin. does, 15 mos, old, one



2 Live Stock For Sale | |

Chin. buck, 17 mos. old. All young
Ped. stock, wt. 6 1-2 and 7 lbs.
All for $3.75; 5 pure bred Light
Brahma hens and cockerel, $5.
Carl Sammet, Savannah, 214 W.
59th St.

Silver Fox rabbits and N. Z.

Reds, old and young. Sell or exc.
for tobacco or Bermuda onion
plants, or syrup cane seed. Dora
Elinburg, Buford.
1 pr. thoroughbred N. Z. Wht.
rabbits, 8 mos. old, $1.75; 1 yr.
White bantam chickens, hen now
laying, $1. Party add postage.
James McClendon, Bremen.

N. Z. Whites and Reds, and
Chinchillas, all ages, pure bred.
C. T. McCormick, Decatur, 1726
Oakview Road. Phone Dea-1189-J

Young N. Z. Whites, for breed-
rs, at low price. Write to: Law-
rence Baker, Ridgeville. :

N. Z. buck, $3 or exc. for ban-
tam hens. G. W. Whitworth, La-
vonia. S

Small rabbitry of commercial
N. Z. Whites with feeders, also
will transfer contract with Ga.
buyer. $50. Sat. guar. Write for
information. S. E. Dorsey, Black-
shear.

2 female rabbits, pure bred, $1
ea. Mrs. Jane Widener, Atlanta,
330 Central Ave.

1 pr. Chinchillas, $1 pr. or exc.
for O-too-tan beans; also want
to buy Peafowl hen. Noel Payne,
Canton, R, 3.

10 fine does, 2 bucks, N. Z. and
Chinchillas, 6 of each for sale or
exc. for good stock chickens. Ped.
and Reg. stock. Paul Moody,
Scottdale, Box 66.

Noo. White baby rabbits for
sale. W. F. Brim, Pelham.



SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE
Pure bred does; 1 Toggen-
burg, 5 yrs. old, fresh (Feb. 4,)
with 2 buck kids; 1 fresh (Feb.
5th) with 1 buck kid, 2 yrs. old
in May; 1 fresh soon, half Nu-

bian and Tog. $10 ea. Others,

write or see. A. N. Adams, EI-
berton, Rt. 9, Box 19.

Does: 1 half Nubian, half
Saanen, 2nd kidding, fresh in;
give 2 1-2 ats. also 1-2 Tog.
half Nubian, Third kidding,
freshen in 10 days, bred to reg.
foreign pure Nubian, $20 ea.
V. E. Brantley, Atlanta, Rt. 1,
Box 192, Phone Ra. 6934.

25 native goats, 75c ea. at
my barn. F, Coleman Dumas,
Hillsboro, Ga.

Toggenburg billy service, $1.

Last house on No. Hightower
Road. J. Jolly ,Atlanta, Rt. 7.

125 goats, $1 per head: con-
sisting of 2 butt-headed bills,
2 Tog. bills, the rest weathers,
nannies and kids. Will trade
for Velvet beans. Frank Wil-
son, Forsyth, Rt. 4.

80 head goats, 3-4 Toggen-
burg. 10 nannies, 20 kids. $30
for lot at my pasture. Nannies
bred to reg. Tog. billy. W. A.
Ross, Oakfield.

About 100 head common
range sheep for sale at very
reasonable price. J. E. Hall,
Soperton. -

Pure bred Swiss Toggenburg
buck, $10, or trade for chickens
or other commodity of use on a
farm. E .S. Heath, Scottdale. .

1 1-2 yr. old Toggenburg doe,
freshened March ist (buck kid),
$15. Ed Cook, Gainesville, R 8.

Live Stock Wanted

- CATTLE WANTED

Want to buy a young cow (in
Polk county) on monthly terms.
Must be fresh in. giving 2 gal.
milk a day, healthy; not over
$20. Will pay $3 down, $3 month
till paid for. Mrs. Augusta Grant
Cedartown, R 1, Box 27.

Want 5 milch cows, 4 gal. ea.
not over 2nd calf, fresh or to
freshen soon. W. P. Elder, Cul-
loden. ; :

Want







or 4 dairy cows, from |;

Live Stock Wanted

same party. Pay $15 or $20 down,
bal. by month; within 50 miles
Newnan. Hubert King, Newnan,
30 Powell Place.

Want to rent from party close
to Carrollton a yr. old, reg. Jer-
sey bull for a few months. T. R.
Griffin, Carrollton, R 5.

Want to buy fresh in, 3,and 4
gal. cows, Write full description
in first letter, price, etc. W. P.
Clay, Macon, R 2.

Want 1 fresh in cow. Must be
reasonable for cash. Want as
soon as possible. George Farrar,
East Point, 8 Newnan Ave.

Want to buy 12 Hereford heif-
ers, already bred. State breed,
cond. and price in first letter.
Geo. L. Rose, White Oak.



HOGS WANTED

1 Jersey heifer, 10 wks. old,
butt-headed, can eat, for exc. for
a shoat, ready to kill, wt. at least
100 lbs. Mrs. J. J. Miles, Harlem.

Exc. good, but mixed breed
hens for 2 pigs, wt. 50 - 60 lb.
ea., also want 10 and 25 lbs. good
flue cured long leaf chewing to-
bacco. Send sample and price.
John Cross, Turnerville.

Want 3 to 5 pigs, 6-8 wks. old
at $1 ea. or will exc. fat yearlings
Seab Brawner, Bowersville.



HORSES & MULES WANTED

Want a good mule cheap. Will
pay cash. Buford Cagle, Lula.

Want farm mule. Will exch.
good value. T. J. Wilson, Smarrs
Box 44,

Exe. a 900 lb. mule, work any-
where and a cow with calf, for
a 12 or 1300 lb. mule, not over 12
yrs. old. O. S. Williams, Scot-
land.

- Want to buy or rent a good
mule for bal. payable this Fall.
R. D. Taylor, Colquitt, R 1.

Want good mule or horse, good
qualities, & or 900 Ibs., 10 yrs. or
less. Must be sound. Would like
a pony trade. R. Robertson, Tal-
lapoosa, R 3.

Want good, gentle horse for
light farm work (and for child-
ren to ride) also must be able to
plow and not balk. State price.
Mrs. L. J. Moye, Barnesville, R 3.

SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED

Want to buy several fat, 1 yr.
old sheep at 3c per lb. Mrs. T.
B. McDowell, Jr., Albany, Rt. B.

Positions Wanted

Want 2 or 3 horse farm with
2 houses, on halves. Good land,
good stock, and tools; near gocd
school and church with a truth-
ful honest man. D. W. Davis,
Winders, R 1.

Want job on farm for 1933,
with good man at $4 mo. until
first of June, and $6 mo. then
until October. Alin Gosnell,
Clarkesville.

55 yr. old man with wife and
grown daughter wants job as
overseer Of large farm. Life time
exp., in general farming and
stock raising. Good home Vet-
erinarian; can drive truck,
blacksmithing. C. C. Wyche,
Greenville; R 2. :

Single man wants job on farm
Wages or share crop. C. R. Hol-
loway, Edison, C-o. C. J. _ Hollo-
way

16 yr. old boy, orphan wants
home and small salary with
good man on farm. Raised on
farm. Willing worker, no bad
habits. Mill McNiece, Pearson.

A real farmer with marketing
ability wants position as Man-
ager of well equipped farm.
Write full information. E. Bar-







nett, Atlanta, No. 2 Ridgeland

Way NE.

Want 1 or 2 horse crop on
halves. Can furnish self. Under-
stand trucking and gen. farm-
ing. Life time exp., and have
trucked: for last 3 yrs. R. C.
Fowler, Atlanta, 322 Fair St. SE.

28 yr. old young man of ex-
cellent character and ability de-

-ed, expert truck farmer,



Mamie J. ohnson,

- Positions Wanted

any kind of farm work. Must
have $6 mo., room, board, laun-
ary. Begin. at once. Charlie
Brown, LaFayette, R 1, Clo W.
H. Crawford.

Want job . on farm. Single,
white sober and honest; little
crippled, but can do any kind
of*farm work, also drive a car.
Donald, Lambs, Atlanta, 537
Piedmont Ave.

Want 1 horse crop on halves,
or truck farm. Life time exp.
Can furnish self. Geo. L. Mad-
dox, Atlanta, 225 Baker St. NW.

Want 1 horse farm on 50-50
basis. Party to furnish stock and
little help. 3 only in family.
Edw./ Rogers, Crawfordville.

Want job well blasting, dig-
ging or repairing old wells, also
thoroughly exp. in all kind of
rock work. Best of ref. Can g0
through any Kind of rock and
get water. A. L. Yates, Atlanta,
R41, Box 1113:

Want job in dairy. 44 yrs. old;

35 yrs. exp. 7, in family, 3 milk-
ers. Good ref. Write or see me at
once. Robert Warren, Savan-
nah, Louisville Road.
Refined, middleaged widow
wants place in nice farm home,
assisting with garden and other
light work. Small pay and home.
Write full particulars. Mrs.
Margaret Childers, Atlanta, 376
Piedmont Ave.

Want job on dairy or Gen.
farm, on 50-50 basis. Write or
see me, W. G. Greene, Harlem.

35 yr. old woman wants home
for self and 4 children. Can do
any kind of farm work. Would
hoe crop or work for wages. Eu-
nia Sweatman, Cumming, R 6.

Want work on farm for self
and grown son for wages, with
good man. Life time exp. No
bad habits; dependable, good
worker. 4-5 room house, $10 ea.
month. R. W. Oliver, Atlanta,
503 10th St. NW. |

Widow without children wants
place on farm, assisting with
poultry, and* other gen. light
farm work, for home, board and

clothes and snuff. 25 yrs. old,

and can give best of ref. Mrs.
Viola Crowell, E. Juliette, R 2.

Want to get with farmer in
Fulton county who can furnish
me. Willing, sober worker, do
any kind of work. J. O. Jordon,
Atlanta, 657 Griffin St. NW.

First class, middleaged couple,
farm raised, not afraid of work,
want job on farm, board and
reasonable salary, or for board,
and part of crop. Well educat-
sober
and reliable. Ref. J. H. Smith,
Atlanta, Clo Gen. Del.

Widow desires home with el-

derly couple on farm, asissting
with chickens, cows, etc., and
other light farm work, for home
and reasonable salary. Mrs. J. A.
Brenizer, Washington.
_ 28. yr. old young man desires
job on farm. Can do anything
on farm. Expert dry hand milk-
er $6 mo. board, room and laun-
dry. At once. Charlie Brown,
LaFayette, R 6, Clo W. H. Craw-
ford.

Cow hides tanned at 20c lb.
finished leather; deer skins
dressed, either with or without
hair on at $1 per skin. I. S.
Brewton, Blackshear, R. 3.

Exp. truck driver or tractor
driver can also repair, do any
kind of farm work, work cheap,
board and laundrey.. Robert
Beck, Holly Springs.

Want job. Farm, blacksmith,
wheelwright, horse-shoeing, etc.
Communicate with: J. W. Cray-
ton, Atlanta, 492 3rd St. NW.

Refined girl wants home with
nice family assisting with light
farm work at $8 mo. Write and
come after me. Emma Tanner,
Wrightsville, R 4.

Want al horse on halves.
and hire 1 hand at reasonable
wages. Have 2 plow and 2 hoe
hands. Raised on farm and can
do all kinds of farm work. Mrs.

Macon. 54
Holt ae Se



Positions Wanted

25 yr. old, single man we
work of any kind on farm
do any kind of farm work,
drive car, truck.or tractor.
exch. At once. J. = Worl
Marietta.

Exp. poultryman wants. a
work. Married, sober, hon
reliable. Graduate of ie
schocl, high school, C
training, Ref. Livable wag
M. McCoy, Jasper. R 4. in
J. P. Watkins.

Nice, refined widow
daughter wants work on far
with christain family, 1
one of family, and small sal
do light farm work. Mrs.
Fussell, Fitzgerald. R 1.
251. care G. W. Gibbs.

Want good 2 norse farm
50-50 basis. Prefer So.
Have to be furnished. Can
good ref. 9 in family, 6 to w
Not afraid of work. Write,
come to see you. W.F. Hi
mock, Hogansville, 29 Gree!
augh St.

Man and wife want
horse crop on halves, or f
work at 50c day. Can move
finance self. Robert Anderso
Atlanta. 341 Central Ave.

Want 3 horse farm, 2
miles Atlanta, with 2 f
good houses. Prefer p
could use tractor. 3rds or 4tl
or good standing rent.
furnish everything needed
make crop. J. G. Bloodw
College Park. R 1.

farm for $5.00 mo. each, a
board. Write W D Baugt
Sylvester, R 4

Want 2 horse farm on
ves. Party to furnish stoc
feed for stock; Can fu
self and family. Exp. an
L. D. Lawson, Atlanta
Plum: Str SW.

Want 1 horse farm on halv
Can furnish and move
Party to furnish tools, mu
and feed. D. W. Tyner, Atlan
404 Crew St.

25 yr. old, unincumbered w
dow wants place on farm
old couple, attending to cov
poultry and other light fa
work. Board, clothes and s
salary. Mrs. Della Gabre
Clarkesville. . .

2 brothers, 20 and 22 yrs.
age, want places on far
Willing workers for reasona
salary, board and wastk
Can drive any make car
truck. Used to hard work.
and: Clyde. Taylor, Cla
ville. R 3. care W. M. Taylor

Life time exp. farmer wan
2 or 3 horse crop, 25-30 m:
Atlanta. stock, tools, feed
fertilizer. Can move and
nish self. At once. J. W.
inson, Atlanta. 801 Tilden .
NW.
Very smart young wo
wants work with good peop:
to assist with light farm wot
board and $1.25 per wee k Gi
ref. Write at once. Myre Co
lins, Reidsville.

White man with wife wa:
work with dairy. Exp. in
kinds of dairy work; good
hand milkers. Want -work :
once. John M. Holden, J
Milledgeville, R 6, Box 32.

Nice, white, country raii
woman wants place on farn
assisting with light farm wor
Well experienced. Have 2 boy:
7-9 yrs. old. Ref. if desire
Mrs. Tommie Blankens
Fitzgerald, R 2.

Woman with 2 children
and 6 yrs. of age, wants wor
on farm. Small . salary. Mr
Margaret Moore, Atlanta. 5
Washington St. SW. es

Want job on farm with
couple. Can do any ki
farm work. Have wife but

|children. Buford G. D

Decatur. 115 West~




itions Wanted



school graduate, 22 yrs.

desires place in Christian

/on farm, assisting with
rs, garden, poultry, etc.
easonable salary. Ref. exc.
Kathleen Taylor, Elber-

102 S. Oliver St.

t a 2 horse crop or will
for wages. Have plenty of
Howard Keith, Acworth.
Acworth Cotton Mill.

4 work on farm. Grow
co, 50-50 or other work,

family, good workers, so-|

honest and smart. Would
ler job in Turpentine. See
rite. Samuel Thomas Jef-
om iL

| rm Help Wanted

woman of good char-

- to live with small family
arm and assist with light
work, assisting with
try, garden, cow, etc. Pre-
ountry raised woman.
F. L. Taylor, Alpharetta.





f good farmer for 125
n, 10 Miles N. W. Grif-
room and a 2 room
, good land; near church
school. Standing: rent. Mrs.
inces Gay Uuderwood, At-

. 18 Astor Ave. SW. :
t a reliable farmer with
to cultivate a2 horse
50-50 basis. Mrs. Kate

D| sby, Cusseta.

vant at once a sober, honest
te man, 20-35 yrs, old, to
as one of family; do farm
or board, laundry, and
rop, or percent of lint
A. Collins, Suwanee.

ant woman to live in fam-
nd assist with light farm
*k, garden, poultry, etc. J.
bs, Bremen, R 2.
single, farm hand, 20 to
rs. old. Live as one of fami-
rd and laundry and small
or share crop. Ref. re-
Must be sober and de-
idable. T.. L. Nixon, Lithia
ings, R 1.
nt refined, healthy white
gan, 20-35 yrs. old, unin-
abered, live in home with 3

(as one of family) and |

_ with chickens, cow, gar-

Mrs. Annie Walters,

3421 Stewart Ave.
un. 2924./

t good man, 20 to 30 yrs.

to work on farm, and is

in turpentine work,

; A, Quarterman, Mc-

= farm hand at once. Will

bale of cotton, board,
ry, smoking tobacco and a
spending money, 50 or 75c
. W. Teal, Scottdale, Ga.
e Scottdale Mill.

: t sober, honest, white
ingle, 35-50 yrs. of age,
as one of family and do
m work. Board, laundry

cotton patch. W. L. Wil-

S, Talking Rock, R 3.

ant nice, healthy and re-

young -woman, 18 to 35
f ape, to live in home with
and wife only, and help
light farm work, cows,
try, etc. Board and cloth-
small salary. Mrs. John

, Gainesville, R 4. ;
ant smart, energetic girl or
to help in general a-
farm with poultry, etc,

one of family. Mrs. J. W.
P

t boy, 15- 16 yrs. old who,

-how to do farm work, for
f crop, board and laundry.

yt farm work. Good
right party. Smal] sal-
-INo Boles, LaGrange,

'of good character, to live with



Farm Help Wanted



work. State ful particulars in

first letter and when can begin.
Ref. exch. Mrs. J. M. Myers,
Conyers, R 3.

Want boy (orphan preferred)
to live with me and assist with
light farm chores. Must know
how to plow. Want good work-
er, good habits. Will treat right,
send to church and Sunday
school. Mrs. A. J. Hayes, Wiley.

Want a good farmer for 1
horse crop of Upland, part red
and part gray land. 3 room
house; well in yard; pasture,
plenty firewood. Standing rent.
J. EH. Gurley, Dallas, R 4.

Want plow boy to work on
farm for board and _ clothes.

Loyd McCalmon, Carrollton, R
AD,

Want colored boy for wages,
$6 mo. and board. T. J. Thom-
ason, Jackson.

Want colored man or man
and wife, without children, to
live on lot and look after flow-
ers, vegetables and poultry, etc.
Call before 10 A. M. and See:
Mr. Druiff, 183 1-2 Peachtree St.
N. E. (over 1st National Bank).

Want man to work on farmy
Must be sober and honest, will-
ing worker; middle-aged man
preferred. Will pay $5 per mo.,
board and laundry. Arthur
Yancey, Ranger.

Will pay $5.00 mo., board
and laundry for farm hand.

Plaats Fe or Sale

Plants For Sale

Plants F or Sale



Booking orders for Tee, Por-
torican plants, $1 M; tomato
var., 90c M. Exc. for Runner
peanuts, day old chicks or
home-made flour. J. A. Pierce,
Alma, R 3. ;

Set strawberry plants snow.
Quality explains difference be-
tween profit and loss. Try my
Quality Missionary plants. Mon-
ey can buy no better. W. F.
Luckie, Ray City.

Kudzu plants, 1 -.5 yrs. old,
well rooted, $4.50 M. del. Roy
Lewis, Hartwell, R 1.

Booking orders for Gov. insp.
P. R. plants, ready April Ist. $1
M FOB. Exc. some for cotton or
peanut seed. W. J. OQueen, Jr.,
Odum, R 2. :

Kudzu plants wer rooted,
$3.25 M. postpaid, or $2.75 post-
age collect. 5 M up, $2.50 P. P.
or exc. for Buff Orp. baby
chicks. Write. R. E. Keith, Gai-
nesville, R I. j

Klondike strawberry plants,
$2.60 M. ,Bxc. for country butter,
sausage, honey or Ga. Cane sy-
up. A. M. Wilson, Jonesboro.

Field grown Marglobe tomato
plants, now ready, 25c C; 75c M.
FOB; also Chas. W. cabbage
plants, 60c M. FOB. M. L. Wil-
liams, Alma, R 3.

Everbearing al Lady ae

to ship. 30 C. $2.50 M. Add pos-



No city boy needed. Dont
write, come see. Start at once.
J. F. Williams, Cells. RA,
Box 89.

Want a middicagea. woman

family of 2, and assist with
gen. light farm work, Home
and some spending money.
Write at once. C. L. Ladd, Ma-
nassas. R 1.

Want farmer to finance self
for 1 or 2 horse crop. Good
houses, good land; on paved
highway, 12 miles Augusta. B.
W. Anderson, Grovetown.

Want negro boy or girl hon-
est, smart, willing worker to
live as one of family and help
around the farm. Give board
and clothes. Also have pecen
and hulled walnuts for best
offer. A. B. Wood, Griffin.

Want colored boy to do gen.

farm work for board and cot-|.

ton patch, Must be clean, sob-.
er, honest and a willing work-
er. Wilson Farr, Menlo, Rt. 2.

Plants For Sale

Gov. insp. P. R. plants, .book-
ing orders at $1 M del. Prompt
shipment after April Ast. A.
Cameron, Baxley.

Imp. red skin P. R. and Nan-
cy Hall potato plants, 75c M.
Gov. insp. C. R. Redmond, Pel-
ham.

Kudzu roots, 1 to 5 yrs. old,
50c C. $4 M. I. H. Higden, Mid-
ville. i

Frost-proof cabbage plants, E.
J., C. W., 200, 25c; 500, 45c; 80c
M del. by parcel post. Grown in
open field; also pink Queen can-
taloup seed, 35c lb. del. J. O.
Stokes, Fitzgerald, R 3.

Chas., Jersey and Flat Dutch
cabbage plants, 500, 75c; $1 M.
5 M $4; 10 M $7.50. Prepaid to
your station. Mrs. Nina Welch,
Sylvester.

Chas. W. and E. J. cabbage
plants, 60c, 500; $1 M del. 5 and
10 M. lots, 75e M. Exp. collect.
Guy Waldrip, Flowery Branch.

Dutch cabbage plants, 75c M.
Klondike strawberry plants, 90c
M. Pimiento pepper seed, 75c Ib.
Exc. for okra seed. All del. L. A.
Crow, Oakwood.

Red P. R. plants, Gov. insp.
$1 per M. del. April and May.
Exc. some for Runner peanuts:
1 MS for< 1 bu. Sic Li; Norris,
Quitman.

Millions Napier grass plants
and roots. All stock crazy about
it; more green feed than any





tage to all orders. Mrs. J. B.
Dockry, Dahlonega, R 1.

For flavoring, Dill plants, Co-
Yiander, 25c doz. $1.50 C; red
pepper for seed, 35c Ib; seed
cane, white, red or green Rib-
bon, $1.50 C. at Field. L, E.
Harrison, Dublin.

All var. frost-proof cabbage
plants, 60c M. del. 5 M. $2.80
del; Crystal Wax, yellow, and
Prizetaker onion plants, 75c M.
del. 5 M $3.25 del. Harold Smith,
Baxley.

Cabbage plants, frost-proof, E.
J., Chas. 500, 40c; 65c M. No. 1
plants. Immediate del. I. L.
Stokes, Fitzgerald, R 3.

Be ds cabbage plants, 50c,
500; 85c M del. in Ga. E. E. Ta-
tum, Flowery Branch, R 1.

E. J., and Chas. W. cabbage
plants, 20c C. 40c, 500; 75c M.
del. 5 M or more, 50c M col-
lect. Winfred Waldrip, Flowery
Branch.

Red skin Porto Rico potato
Gov. insp. plants, $1 M, FOB.
Morgan Rowell, Hazlehurst.

Cabbage and onion plants, 60
M, 5M lots, 50c M. Add postage;
500 bu. Gov. insp. P. R. potatoes
good stock for bedding or eating,
40c bu. At field. John W. Berry-
hill, Lakeland.

Millions fine cabbage plants
saved from the freeze, 500, 45c;
70c M. Postpaid. John B. Pope,
Fitzgerald.

Mastodon everbearing straw-
berry plants, 30c C. $2.50 M. Exc.
for 100 lb. cap. white feed sacks
in good cond. at 6c ea. Both
parties pay postage. Mrs. Pearl
Turner, Cleveland, R 4, Box 32.

Klondike strawberry plants, 25c
C. $2 M. 5M up, $1.50 M. Pecan
trees: Stuart and Schley, 50c ea.
postpaid. State insp. Write for
prices on other nursery stock. H.
A. Sneed, East Point, 600 Center
Ave.
\X Field grown Marglobe tomato
plants, now ready, 75c M FOB;
Chas. W. cabbage plants, 25c C.
65c M FOB. Allen Leggett, Al-
ma,R3. &

Eldorado blackberry and Lu-'
cretia dewberry plants, 70c C.
Maude Hamby, Greenville.

Flat Dutch and W. cabbage
plants, 40c, 500; 75c M. Also
good Garden bean, white and col-
ored, seed, 10c cupful, del. No
chks. W. F. Mathis, Flowery
Branch, R 1.

. Mastodon, Progressive Ever-

bearing strawberry plants, 30c C.,

$2.50 M. Wild gooseberry bushes

10c ea. 75c doz. Emiley _ hong,

Cleveland, R 4 :
rb



strawberry plants, rooted, ready |



R. potato plants, also Nancy Hall
$1 M. Half cash, bal. COD. Be-
gin shipping March 20th. J. H.
Sellers, Graham.

Imp. Porto Rico plants, 75c M.
Exc. some for pinder seed. F. L.
Carter, Coffee.

Booking orders ror P. R. plants
Count and quality guar. Exc. for
seed peanuts. J. S. Miles, Coffee.

pee T. strawberry plants, 30c

C. $2.25 M. Red Gold strawber-
ry plants, $1 C. Add postage on
less than $1 orders. Mrs. Annie
Etris, Dahlonega, R 1.

Chas. W. and Early ee cab-
bage plants, 500, 50c; $1 M del.

anything can use.

Imp. P. R. plants, from ver
best selected seed, guar. free of
disease, $1 M. 5M $4. Exc. for
dried fruit, Ga. Cane syrup or
H. G. Evans,
Graham.

Lucretia dewberry, McDonald
and Himalaya blackberry, large
rooted Kudzu, 65c C; Celestrial
and Brown Turkey Figs, 7 large
or 12 small, $1 postpaid. J. W.
Toole, Macon, R 2.

Lady T. strawberry plants,
500, 75c; $1.45 M. del. 6 Red
Gold strawberry plants free wit
ea. 75 order; Sage plants, 5c
ea. Herbert Pritchett, Ellijay, R

5M and 10M, 75c M collect. Dew- | 4.

ey Mathis, Flowery Branch, R, 1.

Crystal Wax Bermuda onion
plants, 1M 65c. Prepaid. George
R. Hunt, Kathleen.

New, Pat. Acme, Thornless
Young berry; Regular Young-
berry; Blakemore strawberry,
Kudzu; planting seed of Sa-
grain, Grohoma, Paymaster
and Yellow Prolific corn, Rowden

40 cotton seed. Write. H. A, Neal,

Ashland.

Now booking orders for Early
tomato, Ruby King and Bull
Nose pepper plants, also imp.
Gov. insp. potato plants. R. E.
Bower, Dixie.

Mastodon, Lady Thompson
strawberry plants, 35c C; $2.75
M; black and red raspberries; 50c
doz. Chestnut, hazlenut, $1 doz.;
Damson plums, Eng. horseapple,
15c ea. Miss C. L. Turner, Cleve-
land, R 4.

Thousands Bell and Hot pep-
per, Burbanks tomato, Egg
plants, ready: 50c C. $3 M, del.;
Bermuda onion, lettuce, cabbage
and collard, 25c C. $1.50 M, del.
Mrs. H. V. Franklin, Register.

Millions cabbage plants, Early
Jersey, Chas., Chas. W., Copen-
hagen, 60c M. 3 to 5M 50c M. 10
M up, 45c M FOB. T. B. Mc-
Donald, Valdosta.

Crystal Wax and Yellow Ber-
muda. onion plants, 50c, 500; 85c
M del. R. H. Kent, Dawson, .

Raspberry plants, Latham and
St..Regis (red). Large, 2 yr.
stock, 55c doz. $1.75 per 50; $2.85
C. $9.50, 500 del.; Gardners black
berry, same price. Exc. for farm
products, E. J. Hart, College
Park.

P. R. potato plants, pink and
purple skin, $1.25 M, 5M lots, $1.-
25 M. Plants now ready for
shipment. F. M. Carter, Rock-
ingham.

Booking orders for Wilt-Resist-
ant tomato plants, Greater Bal-
timore, $1 M. Marglobe, $1.25 M
for April del. W. F. Pope, Alma,
Reo.

Few E. J. and C. W. cabbage
and Crystal Wax and Yellow
Bermuda onion plants, 65c M del
or 50c C at beds. Mrs. H. S.
Turner, Fitzgerald, R 3.

Gov. insp. P. R. plants, 75c M.
5M up, 55 M FOB: April, May,

June and July shipment. S. By

Oxendine, Baxley, R 5.

Everbearing raspberry plants,
35c doz. Exc. for large peanuts
for seed. Fern Ballew, Mineral
Bluff.

Progressive everbearing straw-
berry plants, 30c C. $2.50 M del;
White velvet okra seed, sound
and clean, 20c<Ib. 6 lbs. $1 del.
H. B. Shell, Palmetto.

Field grown, frost proof Chas.
W. cabbage plants, 300, 25c; 600,
40c, prepaid. Satisfaction guar.
Hambric Brooks, Baxley, R 3.

Marglobe tomato plants, 80c M.
P. R. potato plants for April del
$1 M. Good oo and stocky
plants guar. L. E. Williams, Al-
ma, R 8.

Booking orders for tomato
plants, April del. Greater Balti-
more, 12 1-2c C. $1 M. Margilobe
15c C. $1.25 M. Horace Tur-
ner, Alma, R. 3:

Booking orders for pink skin

P. R. plants, $1 M and Lanene.

Yam potato plants, $1 2



Red and pink skin P, &. Ao
tato plants, also Nancy Hail,
insp., and tveated, $1 M. in 5 M.
lots and over, 200 Marglobe to-
mato plants free. Half cash and
bal. COD if preferred. as =
Lord, Graham. ;

plants, also Nancy Hall, Ins
and treated, $1 M. 5 M. lot
$4.50. Half cash, bal. COD

preferred. M. L. Stone, Gra-
ham.

Strawberry plants and fruit
trees for sale or exc. for cot-
ton, wool or white feed sacks,
Mrs. L. H. Coe, Eastanollee.

Cabbage and onion plants, 6c
M. 5M 50c M FOB. Plants not
damaged by cold. Joe Wisenbak-
er, Valdosta. vi

Mastodon and Lady T. straw

berry plants, 30c C. $2.75 M. Add

postage on small orders less
than 500. Mrs. H. T. Crumley,
Cleveland, R 4.

Wakefield and Dutch cabbage
plants, 60c M. prepaid; 40c M.
coltect. Exe. for dried fruit, pe-
cans, pigs, beans or Rucker
cotton seed. John C. Crow, Gai-
nesville, R 1.

Mastodon everbearing straw-
berry plants, 25c C. Rice seed,
30c gal. sundried apples free of
worms and core, 10c lb. Add
postage. Mrs. A. J. Stansell,
Cleveland, R 4, Box 33. oe

Frost-proof E. J., Chas. W.
cabbage plants, 500, 500; 75 M:
Prizetaker, white and yellow
Bermuda onions, same price,
prepaid. No stamps, Mrs. Geo.
Gaffney, Fitzgerald. eo

Imp. P. R. potato plants, Gov.
insp. 75 M FOB. April and May
Full count, prompt shipment. J.
R. Harrison, Coffee.

1 M. Carpet Grass plants,
$1.50; 5 M. $5. All del. J. P. Har-
rison, Homeland.

Raspberry plants, Latham, St.
Regis, Van Fleet (red, extra
large stock, 55c doz; $1 15-250"
$2.85 C; 900, $9.50; Harts Deli--
cious blackberry, Same price. E,
J. Hart, College Park:

Bermuda onion and cabbage
plants, 75cM. 10 M. or more,
60c M; 500 to 1 M bu. Gov insp.
P. R. potatoes sell to trucks at
field, 40c bu. Fine stock for bed-
ding or eating purposes. John
W. Berryihll, Lakeland.

Genuine Young berry plants.
Information how to plant and
cultivate furnished; 7 yrs. exp.
85 doz; 25 plants, $1.50; 50 for
$2.25. 100, $4. W. C. Wilkerson,
Fitzgerald.

Famous Young dewherry 50c
doz. $1.50 C, $12 M. All prepaid.
4. L. Scott, Concord. 2

Cabbage plants, frost-proof
Jersey and Chas., 500 for 40c;
65c M. Postpaid; Bermuda on-
ion, 80c M. I. L. Stokes, Fitz-
gerald, Rl.

Plants Wanted |

Want best prices on 15 to 30M
red skin Portorican potato plants
del. ist of April, also prices and
samples of Conch and lady peas,
Mrs, Joel Jackson, Albany, R B.

Want from ~ the vicinity of
Brunswick, about 50 good Blue-
berries for transplanting. Desire
also to purchase a small amc n






| serted one time on each re-

_ Asparagus ferns,



Georgia

: Market Bulletin

Published Weekly by the
BUREAU OF MARKETS
At 101 Anderson Street,
Marietta, Ga. -

Department Of

Agriculture

Executive Offices:
State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga.

G. C. ADAMS,
Commissioner
MAX IL. McRAE,
Director, Bureau of Markets

THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1933

Application made for entry
as second class matter at the
post office at Marietta, Geor-
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1930. Accepted for mailing. at
special rate of postage pro-
vided for in Section 1103, Act
of October 8, 1917.

Notices of farm produce and
appurtenances admissible un-
der postage regulations, in-













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Second-hand farm machinery,
flowers and seed, incubator
and ornamental nursery stock
notices are published in
Monthly Supplement which
| appears on the first Thurs-
| day of each month.



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Special Notices



Tune In on WSB every Sat-
--urday morning at 11:15, Atlanta
time. Mrs. C. W. Heary has
something of special interest to
the Housewife on the farm.

LIMESTONE FOR SALE

Nature air dried calcium car-
. bonate lime is Natures greatest
soil builder. Its soft, porous,
fine, dry. Quick, available, best
lime for Agricultural purposes.
Write for prices and full infor-
mation. Burdick Whitehurst,
Gordon. 2

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

- Monster or Dwarf zinnia, dbl.,

Fall and October margiolds and

dbl. mixed poppy seed, 5c thls.
10c ea. Dbl.
- larkspur plants, 10 doz. 7c post-
age. Mrs. C. C, Lynch, Armuchee.

INCUBATORS, BROODERS,
ETC, FOR SALE

e 1440 cap. Buffalo electric In-
oe ae perfect cond., $200 FOB;
Mi



Special Notices

PECAN TREES WANTED
Swap big farm bell, never been
rung, for 12 Schley and 12 Stuart
pecan trees. I pay postage on
trees and other party Frt..on bell
or come after it. L. A. Stowers,
Tifton, R 3.

Plants Wanted

Exc. 3 bu. pure DPL_ cotton
seed for 2M P. R. potato and 1M
cabbage plants. Potato plants
April 1st, cabbage, at once. J. M.
Housworth, Lithonia, R 2. :

Want 1 or 2M good, stalky to-
mato plants and few hundred
sweet peppers, also few lbs. Lima
beans for seed. Hattie Hensley,
Ramhurst.

Want outstanding var., black-
berries and red raspberries, ad-
apted to Georgia conditions and
red-clay. soils. _ Boyce Bilderback,
Gray.

Exc. 1 1-2 bu. bright, sound
peas for 1500 pink skin P. R. and
250 Stone tomato plants. Ea. pay
charges. J. M. Housworth, Lith
onia, R 2.

egal For Teale

Hendersons Imp. white bush
lima bean seed, hand _ shelled,
hand selected, 15c lb. del. Sat.
guar. Mrs. J. R. Mangham,
Zebulon.

Sev. lbs. okra seed, 20c lb. and
party pay postage. Mrs. J. HH
Harpe, Blakely.

White velvet okra seed, 10c







cup; syrup cane seed, white pbut-

ter beans, and colored running

butter-bean seed, ea. 10c lb. Exc.

for tobacco. Jim H. Gable, Tal-
lapoosa.

Pure Watsons melon _ seed,
1st yr. from Growers. No melons
shipped from field, 40c lb. del.
J. A. Mims, Boston.

100 Ibs. hand selected, pure
Stone Mtn. melon seed, 25c Ib.
plus postage. Exc. for anything
can use. J. H. Farmer, Milledge-
ville, R 2.

Calif. multiplying beer seed,
dried, 5c tbls. postpaid; Potato
pumpkin seed, 5c doz. postpaid.
Mrs. T. C. Craton, Dallas, R 4.

Worlds famous gourd seed,
grow to 7-9 gal. cap. 20c doz;
gourd (growing 3-4 ft. long)
seed, 15c doz. Add postage to

|all. Mrs. I. F. Warnock, Soper-

ton; 4;

Early May Eng. pea_ seed,
white salad Eng. pea, 15c cup-
ful; okra, 15 cupful; early cu-

cumber, Cushaw, yellow squash,.

ea. 10c thls. Add postage. Miss
Merine Henderson, Ellijay, R 3,
Box 49.

White velvet okra and sunflo-
wer seed, 15c lb. W. C. McCord,
Meansville, R 1.

Genuine early orange cane
seed, 1932 crop, 65c bu. FOB, in
21-2 and 3 bu. bags. J. E. Stew-
art, Clarkesville.

Conch peas, 3 Ibs. 50c; T-N-T
or Mushroom pop corn, 1-2 Ib.
30c; 50c lb; Japanese Hull-less
pop corn, 35c lb; LeConch peas,

1-4 lb. 25c. All postpaid. Earl S.-

Redwine, Madras.

Korean and Kobe Lespedeza
seed. Best hay and cheapest,
equal to Alfalfa in feeding val-
ue. Re-seeds annually, the
Souths superior summer legume.
Write for quantity prices. R. A.
Shearer, Lylerly.

Seed Dasheens for sale 15 bu.
FOB. J. O. Ward, Blackshear.

American Wonder melon seed.
Hand selected from prize melons
10c oz. $1.25 lb. Hastings syrup
cane seed, 5c lb. for 5 Ib. or

more lots. All postpaid. R. W..

Beall, Culverton.

1932 crop Stone Mtn. melon
seed, 25c lb. or 20c lb. in 10 lb.
or more lots; 8 lbs. Cuban
Queen (1 lb: plant about 4 ac-
res), $1 Ib. Add pONnge. J. D.
Means, Elko.

Stone Mtn. melon. seed, 30c

er I eal electri | Ib flee H. S. Kezar, Elko,

| Grey melon seed, ead
40 Ib.



MARKET BULLETIN _

Seed For Sale

post. W. G. Hollomon, Brook-
lyn. \
a M. lbs. hand picked Stone
Mtn. melon seed, 40c del. in
smal] quantities; 25c Ib. in 100
lb. lots. Grown especially for
seed. B. R. Andrews, Haddock.

Seed coffee. Order before Ap-
ril, 1933. 15c pkt. $1.08 lb. del.
Cash with order. Charlie Toler,
Soperton, R 3.

Pure Stone Mtn. melon seed,
30c Ib. FOB. Guar. strictly pure
to name; hand saved. C. W. Col-
lins, Atlanta, 813 1-2 Bankhead
Ave.

75 lbs. white velvet okra seed,
15c Ib; yellow crookneck gsquash
seed, 40c lb. Exc. for chickens
and ducks at market price. J.
R. Vincent, Riverdale.

Good multiplying Calif. beer
seed, 10c good start, del., white
pearl pop corn, 1932 crop, shell-
ed, 10c lb. Not postpaid. Mrs.
Corine Floyd, Rockmart, R 2.

O-too-tans, $1.75 bu. less than
bu. 4c lb. Honey Drip cane seed
75c bu; less bu. ae -2c lb. No
chks, G. H. Jolley, Adairsville, R
Tr: fe

White peas, 6 Ibs. 50c; shelled
pop corn, 3 lbs. 25c; Wakefield
and Dutch cabbage seed 75c Ib.
Tomato 75c lb. Collard & turnip
25c lb, All del. Marcus Williams,
Gainesville.

Rockford cantaloup seed, 10c
thls., 1932 seed. Add postage.
Annie Lou Teague, Lawrence-
ville, R 1.

Perkins Mammoth long Se
okra seed, market var., 5 Ibs.
P., $1; 10 Ibs, dbl; sacked, ship-
ped collect, $10. J. E. Wall, Shi-
Joh.

Special selected Watson mel-
on seed, hand saved, shade cur-
ed, 30c lb. or exc. 1 1-2 Ibs. for
1 bu. Runner peanuts, up to 15
bu. C. B. Hurst, Meigs, R 1.

25 lbs. best, selected Stone
Mtn. melon seed, 20c lb. Exc.
some for 1 wile of turkey
eges. Add postage. F. I. Farmer,
Milledgeville.

Grohoma seed (produces 5 to
15 tons acre), 15c lb. Add post-
age. 2 lbs. plant an acre. Ed
Odom, Ideal.

Seed, Burpees stringless green
pod beans, 3 1-2 lbs. 50c, del;
Baltimore New Stone and Red
Rock tomato, Cert., 75c lb. del.
R. L. McRee, Meigs.

Pure Dixie Belle watermelon
seed, 25c lb. Add postage. A. ah:
Granade, Ivey.

Stone Mtn. melon seed, treat-
ed against wilt, 50c Ib. del;
Rockyford cantaloup seed, 1-4
lb. 20c; 75c lb. All del. Geo. N.
Thomas, Thomasboro.

5 Ibs. selected, treated Pimien-
to pepper seed, $1 lb. About 50
Ibs. Hastings Syrup Cane seed,
$4, or 10c lb. postpaid. Exc. ei-
ther for P. R: potato plants, 75c
M. April del. Robert F. Hill,
Danville.

Imp. Weaver - Watson melon
seed, 50c lb. FOB. J. W. Good,
Moultrie, R 1.

Cayana seed cane, 4 - 6 ft.
$7.50 M. Gov. insp. P, R. seed
potatoes, 50c bu. Exc. for peas.
W. W. Williams, Quitman.

Special selected Seed Rice, 30c
pk 10 bu. adapted for high land;
15 bu. adapted for low land.
Cash, or exc. for anything can
use. FOB. D. A. Bradham,
Glennville.

Thurmond Grey melon seed,
20 lb. del. in 10 Ib.-lots or more.
Pure Texas Ribbon cane seed,
del. at 8c Ib. in 10 or more Jb.
lots. H. C. Welch, Pinehurst, R
i

Sev. ibs. large leaf mustard
sed for sale or exc., also exc.
other value for 100 lb. cap. white
feed sacks. Grace Revnclas, Ris-
ing Fawn, R 3.

100 Ibs. fine, ist. yr. okra
seed, white velvet and long
green, 50 lbs. each, 15c lb. in'50
lb. lots for cash. H. O. Page,
Thomaston, 67 Ave. H.

Stone Mtn. and Thurmond
saved



"Seed Par Sale

Wilson, Buena Vista, R 5.

Pure Lifsey and pure Wat-
son melon seed, 50c lb. Jeff A.
Taylor, Buena Vista.

6 M. stalks of Cayana seed
cane, av. 5 ft. or more, 50c per
hundred, in 500 lots. C. L. Light-
sey, Naylor.

Cattail millet (the Souths
greatest Spring pasture), Te Ib.

Cash with order. Prices on larg- |

er orders. on request. Pinson
Stanley, Quitman.

Yellow meat melon seed, hand
selected, 4 thls., 10c; 11 this. 25c.
Postage paid on 25c oders, Add
3c postage on 10c orders. B. M.
Miller, Enigma, R 1.

Beet seeds, 5c cupful, plus
postage. Mrs. J. J. Pulliam, El-
berton.

Flat Dutch and Seven: Top
turnip seed, 15c lb. del. Not mix-
ed. M.: L. Goddard, Summer-
ville, R 3.

Mammoth sunflower seed,
imp. Texas Seeded Cane seed,
ea. 10 Ib. Del. in 10 lb. lots.
H. T. Peek, Lorane, R 1.

Jumbo okra, 15 lb. 2 lbs. 25c,
also Prolific seed pop corn, sam-
ple pkg., 10c. 2 lbs. 25c. Exc. for
nice pecans at not over 10c lb.
L. J. Vollrath, Winston.

Chufa seed, free from nut
grass, recleaned, $3 bu. FOB. W.
M. Roberts, Pearson,

Imp. Watson: melon seed,

sound and good, 30c lb. del. J...

W. Dean, Willacoochee, R 2.
30 lbs. Willetts Wonder peas,
20c Ib. 10 lbs. okra Seed, 20c Ib;

p.|3 lbs.. Giant crookneck squash

seed, 15c cup. Exc.:for cabbage,
peanuts or dried fruit. W. E.
Collins, Tignall.

1 pt. Ky. Wonder bean seed,
30c; long handle gourd and
pumpkin, 12c pkg., 1 lb. good
cantaloup seed, 30c. Exc. for
good collard or parsnip seed.
Mrs. A. H. Price, Locust Grove.

5 M. to 6 M. Red Seed cane,
av. 3 ft. or over, $1 per 100, or
90c per C. the whole lot, FOB
my place, 8 mi. west of Macon
on Heath Road. H. G. Lineber-
ger, Macon, R 2.

Genuine Rocky Ford canta-
loup seed, true to name, 25 lb.
Add postage. G. L. Wethering-
ton, Lenox.

White velvet okra seed in 5
Ib. lots, 12 1-2c Ib. del.
lots, 10c Ib. del. Ethel Clinton,
Lovejoy.

15 lbs. hand saved Watson
melon seed, 30c lb., or exc. for 8
R. I. Red hens and 1 rooster, or
Barred Rocks or Games. Mrs.
Mandy Hillis, Moultrie.

1 gal. red nest onions, 25c;
colored butter-beans, 5c cupful.
No stamps. Add. postage. Mrs.
Kinda Smith, Flowery Branch,
Rt:

Crotolaria Spectabilis, best
and cheapest soil builder known.
Will dbl. yield of crops follow-
ing. Write for information and
prices. H. A. McCord, Albany.

White Velvet, Green okra,
White Bunch butter-beans, 15c
lb. 8 Ibs. $1; lettuce, 10c pkt., $1
lb. Postpaid. J. M. Burkhead,
College Park, R 1.

Mt. sweet melon seed, 25c Ib.
Rosin root for sale. Samples up-
on request. Jim A. Rhodes, Ab-
beville; R 2.

10 lbs. 1932 crop No. 1 Rocky-
ford cantaloup seed, 35c lb. or
exc. for 50 baby chicks, any
breed, except White Leghorns.
Want 100 chicks to raise on
halves, Vetrice Lamb, Sparks.

8 lbs. lady peas, 10c ea. Exc.
for Spanish peanuts at market
price; Cushaw seed, 25 for 10c,
or 50 for 100
Mrs. Eugene Been Agricola,
Bak

Velvet and Rough okra, Roc-
kyford cantaloup seed, 5c tbls.
Exe. for dried fruit, free of
worms. Pay postage on 15 or 20
orders: Mrs. J. F. Trawick, Ten-
nille.

15 bu. stringless green pod
beans for seed, 10c lb. plus post-
age; Sev. bu. bunch baby Brees |
white, 5c lb. plus ee ye

Greshamville, R

10 Ib.)

cabbage plants..



10c ea, FOB. G.
Lithia Springs.
Melon, okra, cantaowe |
neck squash seed, for s

exc. for garden seed or
Mrs. G. C. Harbin, Lithoni:
wy

M. C

Stone Mtn. melon seed
saved, shade cured, 25c I]
postage. Mrs. Dollie Be:
Cordele, R 4. 3
200 Ibs. Perkins long
okra seed, 15c lb. 10 lbs.
del. Exe. for tobacco, dried
ples, onion sets, or squas
and white bunch butter
J. R. Thornton, Ringgold

Exe. peeans for dried pea
lb. for Ib. Miss Annie

10c per pkt.,

priced according to size;
pepper, 40c lb, All prep:
stamps.

Thomasboro.

25e lb. $12 for lot; 30 Ibs.
mond Gray, 25c lb, or $6 f
Del. -in Ga. T. We] Res
Nashville. .

20 Ibs. Rockyford cant
seed, 40c lb. or exc. for
Mtn., melon seed: 1b. for
lbs. Half Runner stringle
seed, 15c lb. S: A. Dyk
dosta, R 4.

Large, quantity white
okra and curly mustar
Sell or exc. Mr. S. H. RI
Washington, R 3. i

German Hay
Ib. del; 100 lbs. white velve
ra seed, 12c lb. del; Wa:
bu. Brab or Iron peas. S
sample and price.
try, Rocky Ford. |;

Large, yellow nest onio
50c gal, or exc. for peanu
beans, table peas, cabbag
Bermuda, onion plants,
M. Greenway, Dial.

Colored running butte:
colored bunch beans, b.
vegetable gourd, runnin
15 seed, 5c; white mul
onions, 35c gal. Add pos
V. Schubert, Lula, R 1.

Guar. pure, hand saved
lected Stone Mtn. melon
also gen. Rockyford cant
seed, ea. 50c lb. postpai
Fraser, Buford, R 2. :

Broom corn seed, stri
green pod bunch beans,
Ford cantaloup, 10c cup
25c; white multiplying n
ions, 20c gal. Add post
Estell Duvall, Ellijay.

Hastings Henderson
butter-bean seed, 10c 1b;
Crowders and Sugar Cro
4c Ib. All good and sound.
Whitaker, Harlem, R 1.

Hales best cantaloup seet

plants, for April del. wW. L
Clellan, Doerun.

Tom Watson melon |
Ib. or exc. for velvet be
Spanish peanuts. Mrs.
Martin, Fy Ty; Be2s

White velvet okra se
Ib; deep rib, pink mea
loup seed, 10c pkt. $1 1
gourd seed, 10c pkt. Miss
E, Jones, Fayetteville, R 3.

Pound Stone Mtn. melon se
10c per 1 thls., or 2 for 15,
reasonable price for the
lb. cash. J. W. William
mit, R 3, Box 53.

Stone Mtn., and Dixie
melon seed for sale or
Runner peanuts:
bu. peanuts; Exe. for 50
ker No. 5 cotton seed, a
L. Carmichael, Tifton.

Pure Watsons melon
yr. from Growers.
shipped from field. 40
C. Mims, Boston.







Clean, ahi. multiplying on-
ms, 40c gal. 3 gal. $1; Tobacco
seed, 10c thls, Pumpkin seed,
ec pt. Early Ene. pea seed, 15c
. All del. Mrs. Grace Mur-
hy, Jasper, R 2.

Rocky Ford cantaloup seed 40c

lb. 2 lbs. 75c; white and speck-
crowder peas, 5 Ibs. 25c. All

1. W. A. Holloway, Jonesboro.

18 lbs. Crease-back, pole or
nfield: bean seed; garden
riped half runners, and white
rden 6-wks. bunch beans. All
Ib. Add, postage. Mrs. R. C.
ith, Watkinsville, R 2.
Good cantaloup seed, 75c Ib.
o 25 W. L. hens, 2 yrs old, 75c
1, Mrs. W. L. Castleberry, Adel,
BS box
800 Ibs. Stone Mtn., melon seed
m ist yr. planting, from seed
rdered last year from Rocky
ord, Colo., 15 lb. FOB. F, L.
oyal, Unadilla.
larpet Grass and Lespedeza
seed, 10c lb.; New Stone, Balti-
ore tomato, Dutch, Wakefield,
openhagen cabbage, 75c Ihb.;
farglobe, $1.25. B. R. Woodliff,
lowery Branch,R 1. |
Long green okra seed, 20c 1b;
lalf Runner bean seed, also
ngless .green pod bunch, 15
er cup. Exc. for good feed
ks at 7c ea., also Hales Best
taloup seed, 15c cup. Mrs. G.
Cash, Ashland, R 1.
Id fashioned white, half-
nner bean seed, 20c cupful
postpaid, 3 cups for 50c; booking
orders for tobacco plants, 25 C.
M. Add postage. Miner Hayes,
ainesville, R.9. |
Stone Mtn. melon seed, spe-
ial hand selected from 30-50 Ib.
me lons, 50c lb. postpaid. E. S.
Swords, Norman Park, R 1.
Hand selected Stone Mtn.,
: . Mrs. J. L.
loodworth, McIntyre, R 1.
Burbanks Golden Treasure
antaloup seed, guar. pure, 2nd
direct,.25c pkg., or 50c oz;
I; 2 this., 10c; parsnip, 2 thls.
. All postpaid. R. H. Long;
ulverton.
elvet okra seed, 1932 crop,
ice and sound, 25c lb. white
unch butter-beans, 15 lb. lady
as, 15 lb. Mrs. J. C. Davis,
uehee, RI,
rohoma, 6 lbs. $1 ee
00 Ibs. $10 not postpaid. L
Holmes, Ranger.
Okra seed, 5c cupful, add pos-
age or exc. for garden bean seed.
rs. Glyn Barnes, Mineral Bluff

Okra seed, 15c lb. or exc. 1 Ib.
for 100 cabbage plants, Copenha-
and E. J., or 1 lb. for 2 feed
L00 Ib. cap. sacks. Mrs. C. C. Ta-
tum, Talking Rock, R 3.
Pure Dixie Belle melon seed,
om selected melons, 25c Ib. del.
in 10 lb. lots; less, 35c lb. del.
Mrs. D. J. McCorvey, Collidge.
White velvet okra seed for sale
exc. for white Bermuda, Cry-
i | Wax onion, early i

e, Adairsville.

Red Valentine Bunch bean
seed, 8c lb. Mrs. J. A. Patterson,
Sumner, R 2, Box 96.

ane seed, 75c per C. FOB Scre-

n, of trucks if sacks (for pro-

ction) are sent. Also few Green
cane, $1. Jas. A. Chauncey, Scre-

en.

Long green okra seed, 5c cupful

ot P.P. Want 3 to 5 Ibs. Gin-
seng ea. week. Submit lowest pri-
ces and sample. W. J. Pearce,
Ringgold.

18 lbs. Ky. Wonder pole beans
20c Ib. or lot for $3; 13 lbs. white
velvet okra, 20c lb. or lot for
$2.25; American Wonder melon,

Ruth Braswell,

3 lbs. pure Hales best canta- |

up seed, 75c a 3. Ibs. = Also
: stalks

"Seed For Sale

; Seed For Sale



calf, 2 mos. old, $2.
nes, Buford.

Seed cane, P. O. J. var., $1 per
C. stalks. Del here. Fred H. Smith
Statesboro, Box 264. |

Velvet okra seed, 10c; arti-
chokes, 2c, or exc. for eggs of any
breed or for Ky. Wonder bean
seed, Stringless preferred; Hast-
ings seed corn, $1 bu. J. G. Had-
ley, Chipley.

I 1-2 Ibs. sound Pimiento pep-
per seed, $1 for lot; 2 lbs. big
green pod okra, 50c for lot; 8 Ibs.
sound striped Half Runner bean
seed, $1.50. Money order. Mrs.
O. B. Brand, Montezuma.

Coffee seed, any amount.
Grows any place . Write for pri-
ces. J. K. Noland, Augusta, 1477
Gwinnett St.

18 lbs. long green pod okra seed
10c 1b; 13 lbs. bunch Eng. May
peas, 10 Ib; 14 lbs. Telephone
bunch Eng. peas, 10c Ib. Add
postage. Mrs. Naomi Fortson,
Danielsville, R. 1, Box 19.

Runner bean seed, black and
brown, 20c lb. del. Yard long pea
seed, 5c doz. Add postage; 7 Blue
Speckled Guineas, 6 hens and
rooster, $5 del. Mrs. Ella Ever-
ett, Preston, R 3.

1 lot of pure Hastings long
green pod okra seed; 25c lb. or

Eva Hay-

other value. Paul Priest, Ash-
burn, R 1.

Stone Mtn. and Thurmond
Gray melon seed, 60c lb. or exc.
for full stock Duroc male pig,
eggs, peanuts, syrup, cotton seed.
Write what you have. Starling
Yawn, Vienna, R 2, Box 108. ~

Good, new, last yrs. Mammoth
sunflower seed, fine and sound,
20c qt. or exc, for anything can
use. Mrs. G. C. Glosson, Alma,
Roe

4 1-2 lbs. pure Cuban Queen
melon seed, hand selected, shade
dried, best shipping melon, $1 Ib.
Add postage. TI. W. Banks, Cor-
dele, R. B. iP

4 gal. White nest onions, 25c
gal. 2 gal. winter onion buttons,
15 gal. not prepaid. No checks.
Money order. Rufus Moore,
Trenton, Ga. Sand Mtn., Sear
Re

500 lbs. genuine, imp. Dixie

Belle melon seed, hand saved and
sereen dried, 35c lb. FOB; 500 bu.
Portorican potatoes, priced right.
W. O. Birdsong, Gordon.
N.C. Flat Runner peanuts (my
special Imp. seed), 70c bu; 200
lbs. Perkins Long Green okra
seed, 15 Ib.; 20 Ibs, baby lima
bunch beans, white, 10c 1b. FOB.
W. U. J. Draughon, Cairo.

Sugar cane for seed, Red and
ereen, for sale. Jno.. Underwood,
Blakely. }

Imp. Weaver-Watson melon
seed, 50c lb. FOB. J. W. Good,
Moultrie.
Kudzu roots. Write for prices,
ing. O. C. Perdue, Yatesville.

Clements American Wonder
melon (grow to enormous size)
seed, 1-4 lb. $1.25; 1-2 Ib. $2; 1
lb. $3; 2 1b. or more lots, $2.50
Ib. Del: or exc. . FR. Smith,
Buford, R 3.

Eeg plant seed, 10c per oz. Mil-
ton Harvey, Jakin.

_Eaves large yellow multiply-
ing prolific onions, 15c qt., 55
gal. $425 bu. FOB. Exc. for
anything can use. Jos. Norman,
Dewyrose, R 1.

Stone Mtn. melon seed, good
and. sound, 30c Ib. 15 or more
Ib. orders. 25 lb. No chks. B. L.
Lucas, Vienna, R 5.

Old fashioned cane seed, 25c
gal: yellow dock, rattle root,
Mayapple, calamus, 30 Ib. plants
of ea. 25c doz. Mrs. R. C. Stover,
Protection.

Hand selected, genuine Tom
Watson melon seed, 50c lb. Cash
or exc, Write or see. Homer C.

Hall, Poulan, Rl. |

Large multiplying peanuts, |



20c in 5 or more lb. lots. Exc. for |-

|} gin on my place.

Best var., pimiento seed, 50c lb.

quantity, instructions. for grow-



for enue can use. Eva Burell,
Elberton, R 6,

Dixie Belle or Stone Mtn. mel-
on seed, 25c Ib. or 20 Ib. in 5 Ib.
lots; Benne seed, 40c lb. B. F.
Baker, Omega, R 1. ;

Pimiento pepper seed, from se-
lected pimientoes, $1.50 lb. H. L.
D: Hughes, Danville.

6 1-2 lbs. nice, clean, sound ok-
ra seed, for sale or exc. for good
clean chewing tobacco; lb. for Ib.
J. E. Whitfield, Homer, R 1.

1 bu. white lady peas, sound,
$2. Hastings seed corn, 75c bu.
nubbed or 90c, shelled. Buyer to
pay postage. Money order. Lee
Brooks, Campton, R 1.

Blue Hull Speckled peas, slight-
ly mixed, for sale or exc. for su-
gar cane syrup. Mrs. H. L. Mur-
ray, Ellaville. :

Few bu. Bunch Velvets, $1.50
bu. FOB, 75cc peck, postpaid. No
personal chks. J. H. Brown, He-
lena, Rt.

Okra, seed, 7 var. turnip seed,
mixed, 10c eupful, or exc. for
white feed sacks or beet, toma-
to seed or cabbage plants. Mrs.
Willie T; Mullinax, Jasper, R 2.
~ 9 lbs. H. B. cantaloup seed, 50c
lb. or exc. for Hendersons bunch
butter bean seed. W. W. oe
Macon, Te 3:

Seed Wanted

Exc. 2 Ibs. select Stone Mtn.,
melon seed for 6 lbs. Russian
mammoth sunflower seed. Jno, L.
Mixon, Ocilla.

Exc. okra seed for white half-
runner bean seed. Exc. cupful
for cupful; want 300 Early cab-





bage plants. Will exc. for same.

Mrs. J. B. Reeves, Tate.

Exe.:P. R. tomato, Ruby King
and Pimiento plants in season
for Greater Baltimore and Mar-
globe tomato seed now. Also want
seed Rice, Egg-plant and Cush-
aw. Jimmie Buchannan, Baxley
R 4.

Exe. 1 1-2 bu. shelled corn for
1-2 bu. chufas. Ea. pay Frt. on
articles shipped. G. W. Steph-
ens, Wrightsville.

Exc. P. R. potato plants for

Crowder peas, and N..C. Runner

peanuts. E. R. Yarbrough, Mer-
shon,

Old time sorghum cane _ seed
wanted; will pay cash, or exc.
value. Also for sale seed chufas,
$2.75 bu. FOB. F. M. Fowler,
Baxley, R 2.

Exc. P. R. potato watts in Ap-
ril and May for N. C. pinder seed
or Wilt Resistant cotton seed.
Write offer if interested. J. F.
Lewis, Baxley, R 4. :

Want to grow the best cotton
seed in State. Have a private
Write. R. C.
Wooten, Leary.

Want 2 bu. chufa seed, also 1
bu. velvet bean seed, Want to
swap Essex-O. I. C. cross gilt, 3

mos. old for 50 Cornish, or 100,

any other breed, baby chicks. J.
B. Taylor, Patterson, R 1.

Want 4 Ibs. Mung bean seed,
and 5 lbs. chicken corn seed. All
must be 1st yr. from Hastings.
State price. Thad L. Hunt,
Greensboro, R. 3.

Want 2 lbs. ea. Half Runner,
Valentine or Black Wax bean
seed, 1 lb. butter peas. Exc. for
same, Navy beans; Want any
var. field peas. J. C. Goolsby,
Baxley, R 3.

State best price on 2 bu. arti-
chokes for planting, either FOB
or Del. E. A. Dawley, Leary.

Want O-too-tan beans, Rocky
Ford cantaloup or other seed, or
other value in exc. for Cert. Insp.
P. R. potato plants in season.
What have you? BE. K. Bartlett,
Alma.



Miscellaneous For Sale



11 lbs. goose feathers, 50c Ib.
Mrs. J. A. Reming Atlanta, oF

a Techwood Dre
| 1b. Orange cane seed, 2 1-2c 1b.; <
. : 85 : e



not postpaid. S. C. Black Minor-

ca eggs, 75c per 15. Exc. for dri-
ed fruit. Albert Law, Eastman,
Be:

Yellow root, ratsbane, red
root, 10c lb. peppermint, garlic,
mullin, 20 doz. poke and sas-
safras root, red oak bark, 12c
lb. Add postage. Mrs. Mary Wil-
kins, Minera] Bluff,

15 Ibs. new goose feathers, 50c
Ib. FOB. Mrs. deiy. Chastain,
Wrightsville; R 3.

24. lbs. whole wheat: flour,
prepaid to 150 miles, 85c; to 300
miles, $1.10. Also want shelled,
white milling corn at 40c:del. P.
W. Ethridge, Milner. |
. Wild cherry, sassafras bark,
dried, 5 lbs. 25c; yellow root, and
red shumac, 2 lbs. 25c; May
cherry trees and Brown Turkey
Figs, 3' for 25c. Add postage.
Mrs. Tina Phillips, Flowery
Branch,

Deer Tongue leaves, ready, pre-
pared, 1 pkg., sufficient to fla-
vor 2 lbs. smoking tobacco, 26c

pkg. postpaid. W. M. Thornton,

Jesup,

Wild cherry, - black walnut,
slippery elm, peach trees, red
oak, prickly ash, red shoemake,
Sweet gum bark, 5c Ib.:. catnip,
ratsbane, 5c bunch. Add post-
age. Miss M. E.. Adams, Mariet-
ita, i Buee. :

Horse radish, 20 Ib. plants,
25c doz. Garden salad pea seed,
10c cupful; hot pepper, 20c Ib.
Mrs. Uowa Woodring, Alto, R 1.

Tender, green pod bunch Ky.
Wonder pole beans, 12c cupful;.
Kudzu plants, rooted, 10c ea.:
Coriander plants, 5c doz; Corian-
der rooted trees 5c. Add postage.
Mrs. R. I. Williams, Cumming.

M. bundles good fodder, 4 hand
900 lb. good work mule; 2 fresh
milch cows; 2 Jersey bred heif-
ers; 2 tons cut-corn, cheap. W.
M. Fortner, Meansville, R 1.

Black walnut Meats, clean, dry,
fresh, new crop well sifted, 25
lb. Postpaid. L. F. Collins, Clay-
ton, R 2.

Nice lot of syrup in jars and
buckets; Cane in the bed (ready
to plant); Ear corn; good, baled
pea hay. M. R. Lockhart, Louis-
ville, R 3, Box 91.

Nice, dry, clean, sifted walnut
meats, good, nice meats, del. Ga.
at 25c lb. and 27c lb. out of the
State. Mrs. M. J. Howington,
Commerce, R 2.

Black Walnut meats, dry, sift-
ed, in large pieces, 25c Ib. del.
Hoyt Howington, Commerce, R 2.

200 lb. sassafras, yellow dock,
rattle, poke, 5c; yellow root, 10c;
Samson snake, $1 lb. garlic, 10c
doz. Stamps for information. Add
postage. Miss Myrtle Adams,
Marietta, R 3.

Tobacco For Sale

Flue cured tobacco, Dark Red
or Light Yellow, aged and mel-
low, sweet or strong; chewing or
smoking, 13 Ibs. $1 prepaid. A.
B. Cothern, Alma, R 3.

Good chewing and smoking to-
bacco, 10 Ibs. $1. B. J. Head,
Alma,

Chewing tobacco, 8c lb. or exc





1 Ib. for 2 lbs. Long Arm pind-

ers, or for hay peas: 8 lbs. for 1
bu. J. W. Sellers, Baxley, R 4.

Best grade, flue cured chewing |

and smoking tobacco, 15 lbs. $1

del. 3rd zone. Sat. guar. DeLan-

ey Troupe, Baxley, RFD.

Good, home made tobacco, net
molded, best grade Yellow and
Red leaves, smoking and chew-
ing, 10 lbs. $1. Mrs. Kizzie Boat-
right, Rockingham.

Good, flue cured tobacco, aged
and mellow, sweet or strong. Well
pressed, chewing, 20 Ibs. $1; smo-
king, 25 lbs. $1. Wesley Coth-
ern, Alma.

Dark, flue cured tobacco, aged,
mellow, ready for use, 12 lbs. $1.
postpaid: Miss Fannie Parker,
Alma. ;

Pies: cured. tobacco, 13 tbs,

nh



Good, flue cured. tones
and Light col. 6 lbs. 50c;
$1 del. by parcel post to 8rd

Miss Eunice Thornton, Screv

Good, old, home made to
co, flue cured, dark red or bri;
leaf, mellow, for smoking,
65c; chewing, 10 Ibs. 75c de.
E. Taylor, Almac 38. 5%

Tobacco Wante F

Want 10 to 25 Ibs. g00. her
ing tobacco. Exc. Himalaya pla
berry plants, or scupp
vines, and Indian peach
Mrs. J. G. Ov aires, Jas
4.

-Want samples of stem





chewing, also samples 0:
Tongue. W. F. Hooks, Harri:
Swap some sorghum seed

Ribbon Cane), for tobac
for lb. Ea. prepay postave.
as much as 20 Ibs. or m
B. Folds, Shiloh, R 2. |

best rice: on 10 and 20 1
prepaid. A. L. sear Dahloi
ega, R 3.

Want sample and "prices

{chewing tobacco, up to.

lots. J..'T. Adkins, Colum
1109 37th St.

Want A-1 chewing _tobace
stemmed and twisted, ready fe
use. Send sample and no. of Ib:

for $1. R. P. Gober, Commerc

Exc. 15 Ibs. nice, white. b.
peas, 10 lbs. good, dark tobacer
Ea. prepaying postage; for sal
Prieckley Ash roots, - Be
lbs. not prepaid.
Calhoun, R, 5.
Exe. 10 or 15 Ibs. gond dried
apples or peaches for goo
chewing tobacco Lb. for lb. E
pay chgs. on what. they sent
Write first. C. W. Rumsey,
nerville. >

Want 20 lbs. chewing tob
stemed and twisted, flav
Send sample and best pric
H. Russom, Abbeville. =

12 lbs. nice, bright apples
exc. for 15 lbs. good chewin
bacco. 5 cups okra seed to ex
for white, 100 lb. cap. feed sac
Mrs. J. T. Echols, Philomath.

Want 10 Ibs. good, strong (ni
bitter) chewing tobacco, chea,
Send sample and price.
Key, Ellijay, R 1.



Georgia Products.
For Sale



BEANS AND PEAS FOR

ding, just the right size, !
FOB. Guar. sound. Mrs. R.
Cato, Stapleton.

White Bunch putter-bea:
10c lb. not prepaid; 2 Dark
Cornish roosters, fall hatch, 75
ea; Reg. Guernsey bull to
for same type prevent inb
ing. J. W. Eooks, Stillmore.

Choice lot of O-too-tans, p
sound, bright, recleaned, $2
FOB. B. O. Carter, Grif
D.
Calif. brown-eyes for sale

exc. 1 bu. for 2 M. potato pla

or exc. for other value. W.
Gower, Dacula. |
White and. colored putt

eans, 8c lb. Exc. for white |
sacks: lb. for 3 sacks; 6 p
bred Dark Red yr. old ay.
hens, disease free, $5.50 or $1
Mrs. R. M. Smith, Demorest.
Brabs, New Eras, Clays, Blac
peas. Want some White bh
corn 45c bu. del. or will exc
bu. peas for 2 bu. corn. ue
C. L. Osborn, Ellijay, R 4..
100. bu. pure, sound 1932 ero

|Brab peas, 65 bu. N. W.
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Georgia Products

Coors Products
For Sale a

leorsin rote
| For Sale

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For Sale
a Ity. Wonder pole beans,
Crease - back cornfield beans,

Old fashioned Half Runner gar-
en beans, Ea. 20c lb. Add pos-
Mrs. Ada .Timms, Hosch-

ae selected seed run-
ing butter-beans, running snap
beans, 3 kinds, bunch snap
beans, 3 kinds. Ea. 20c lb. del.
-M. F. Norman, Richland.

_ Black Crowders, 25c gal. post-
age extra; wild cherry bark, any
amount, for sale. W. T. Mitchell,
Bainbridge, Clo Gen. Del.

4 lbs. Half Runner beans, free
rom insects, 15c lb. Mrs. H. B.
Moore, Danielsville.

New crop O-too-tans, $1.25;
straight Brabhams, 65c; Mix.
peas, sound, .55c; 2 1-2 bu. bags.
Send remittance. G. A. Fagan,
Ft. Valley.

Native grown, Ga., clean O-
too-tans (Can furnish County
Agts. Cert.), $1.25; Brabhams,
65c. 100 bu. orders less 5c bu.
both. B. T. Marshall, Ft. Valley.
Mung beans, 10 lbs. $1; Ger-
man millet, good, 5 lbs. 50c; cat-
tail millet, 5 Ibs. 30; putter-
beans, bunch, mix. white and
colored, 5 lbs. 30c. Postpaid. A.
_A. Fuqua, Jackson.

Genuine O-too-tans, in even
wt. bags of 2 1-2 bu., $1.25 bu.
Hoke M. Taylor, Marshallville.
No. 1 O-too-tans, $1.25 bu.
FOB this place. Sound, reclean-
d, in even wt. bags of 2 1-2 bu.
a. H. E. Brown, Marshallville.
Recleaned Running velvets in
ood 2 1-2 bu. bags. State test
or germination 87 to 90 per
ent, 60c bu. F. E. Dortch, Haw-
kinsville. /

First quality U. S. Standard
No. 1 O-too-tans, $1.25 bu. Ear-
ly Speckled Velvets, 50c bu;
Brabham peas, 70c bu. FOB. All
bright, recleaned seed. Robert
Davis, Tennille.

A No. 1, 90day velvets, 50 bu.
FOB. Exc. for pigs or peanuts.
-M. T. Tanner, Sandesville, R 1,
Box 8.

" Burpees stringless green pod
beans, 10c lb. any quantity. J.
L. Duvall, Greshamville.
- Sound, dry Velvets, $7 ton;
early Speckled velvets, 95 per
cent germination, 60c bu. Jack
Burch, Chester.

Lima beans, pole, 15 Ibs., bush,
8 Ibs. all white, 10c 1b; lady Les
15 Ibs., 5c lb. Add postage. J. D.
Wright, Bowdon, R 1.

_ Silver Hull crowders, for sale.
Exc, 1 gal. for 6 Martin gourds;
1 gal. exc. for 1 gal. Jackson
Wonder lima, beans. Ea, to pre-
pay chgs. Elbert Miller, Chip-
ey.





ed, genuine O-too-tans, $1.25 bu.
40 bu. No. 1 recleaned 90-day
felvets, 60c bu. J. H. Palmer,
Tennille.

Ky. Wonder and Striped Half
Runner beans, 20c Ib. or exc. for
-Q-too-tan beans or anything
ean use. M. L. Jones, Pineview,
Re 1,

Pure, sound, clean lady peas,
large cream, spotted, Texas
rowders, weevil treated, 10 lbs.
5c del. 50 lbs. up, 4c Ib. Lady
peas, 4 1-2c lb. FOB. C. F. Mad-
_ dox, Flowery Branch.

Striped half runner, stringless
green pod and Pinto bean seed,
Oc per cup, P. P. Mrs. Ottis
Holloway, Canon, R 2.



b. $1.75 per pk. $6 bu. del. in
Ga. also Ky Wonder and Jack-
son Wonder, same price. J. E.
Smith, pans, R A, Box
ey,

40 bu. New Eras, 65c; 20 bu.
Whippoorwills, 60c; 4 M. bun-
les, 4 hand fodder, $1 per 100
undles; 40 gal. sorghum syrup,
4 Ib .cans, 40c gal. J. C. McKoy,
Newnan, Rt. 5.

table peas, 2c Ib: 30 lbs. white
lady peas for seed or eating, 4c
5 bu. red skin Portorican

50 bu. new crop No. 1 reclean- |

White bunch putter- beans 20c

100 lbs. Red Ripper crowder



90-day Velvets, 75c bu. FOB,
or will exc. for Runner. peanuts:
1 bu. beans for 2 bu. peanuts.
Ea. pay Frt. on what he gets.
R. B. Phillips, Damascus.

_ Genuine O-too-tans, new crop

sound, recleaned, home grown

and unmixed, $1.25 bu. FOB;

pink or purple skin Portorican

at (small), 50 per CWT.
G. A. Ware, Marshallville.

Sound, 90-day velvets, 60c bu.
FOB. R. C. Sanders, Cochran.

5 bu. New Eras, 2 bu. Whipps,
6 bu. Red Rippers; 75c; 2 bu.
Brabs, 90c; Extra early Eng.
peas, 10c lb. W. M. Hamilton, P.
O. Leo, Ga. Shipping point,
Gainesville.

Early Alaska Eng. peas, 15c
lb. FOB Cornelia. Ben Crow,

| Cornelia.

Sound Whippoorwills for sale
or exc. for P. C. boar, reg. stock,
wt. 125-150 lbs. R. E. Rowe, Al-
vaton,

6-wks. black crowders, 5c Ib.
Sugar Crowders,.same price. Pay
postage on more than 5 Ib. lots.
Exe. for 4 bu. bu. runner pea-
nuts, Bermuda onion. plants.
Mrs. J. B. McCall, Alma, R 3.
'Large Lima butter - beans,
large as quarter when green, 10c
cupful, 3 for 25c; -white and
mix. cornfield bean seed, 20c Ib.
Add postage. Effie Ashworth,
Loganville, R 4.

Recleaned No. 1. O-too-tans,
$1.25 -bu:; FOB, a Mertz,
Tennille.

150 bu. O-too-tans, $1.50 bu.
Roy Chandler, Luthersville.

100 bu. O-too- tans, $1.50 bu.
J. B. Leverett, Luthersville.

Old fashioned tender corn-
field and black pole bean seed,
25c lb; cream crowder. peas and
blue bunch pea, 10c lb. Add
postage on small orders. Mrs. W.
V. Robbs, Flowery Branch, R 1.

3 ku. white butter-beans, 5c|

lb. Add postage. Mrs. Guy L.
Echols, Hampton, R 2.

8 lbs. stringless. green pod
beans, $1. 14 lbs. baby limas, $1;
25 lbs. pop corn, $1. All post-
paid. James Andrew, SBarnes-
ville, R 1.

Sound, running velvet beans,

7oe bu. D, F. Walker, Warthen.
3 bu. pure, sound, cream. crow-
ders, treated for weevils, $4.50

FOB, or 10 lbs. 50c, del. Black-|

eye peas, $1 bu. FOB. Will exch.
R. C. Moore, Rockmart, R 3.

600 bu. mixed Burke county-

cow peas, 2 1-2 bu. sacks for sale.
Make best offer FOB here. G. A.
Lewis, Waynesboro.

Butter beans, 10c lb. 20 Ibs.
running and 60 lbs. bunch. Miss
Tiny Beasley, Avera, R 2.

Mathews Imp. Soys, good and
sound, $1.50 bu. Exc. 1 bu. for bu
of good, light colored Crowders.
A. F. Sawyer, Vidalia.

100 bu. Mix peas, sound, clean
hew crop and in new 2 1-2 bu.
bags, 50c bu. J. = ae Sta-
pleton.

Biloxi soys, 75c bu. Late run-
ning Speckled and early speck-
led peas, 50c bu. FOB; Early run-
ning speckled velvet bean, 50c bu.
J. V. Swan, Wrens.

400 lbs. white bunch butter
beans, good seed, 5c lb. Mrs. B.
I, Felts, Adel, R 3.

15 bu. Cream Crowders, 50c pk.
$1.50: bu.; 15 bu. Hales Best can-
taloup seed, 1st yr. 50c Ib. All
FOB. Geo. E. House, Omega,

200 bu. genuine O-too-tans, re-
cleaned and sound, extra fine, $2
bu. FOB. R. M. Turner, Royston.

Sound, dry Velvet beans, $7.00
ton; early Speckled Velvets, 98

per cent germination, 60c bu. C.

M. Rogers, Chester.
- O-too-tan Soys, hand threshed
and cleaned, guar. pure seed, $2
bu. 10 bu. or more lots, $1.75 bu.
FOB. G. D. Hutchinson, Will-
iamson.

50 bu. O-too- ions, $1.50 bu.
FOB. Trade for cattle, hogs or
anything can use. D. ae Nall,



flint ee ear seed corn, 15c. pk.
bu. J : R.

O-too-tan beans, $1.40 bu. or
exc. for side meat or pure lard;
200 Ibs. pecans at 12 1-2c Ib. in
dbl. bags, FOB. R. S. Parham,
Greenville.

90-day Velvets in 2 1-2 bu.
sacks, 50c bu;. Mix. cow peas, 50
bu. All FOB.. C. 8. Bryant, Bar-
tow.

Old fashioned Purple Hull
Whippoorwill and Crowder peas,
ea. $1 bu. Money order with or-
der. T. J. Jarnegan, Collins, R 1.

200 bu. sound 90-day velvets,
even wt. sacks, 2 1-2 bu. 50c bu.
FOB.
Rachels, Bartow.

50-75 bu. nice, sound peas, such
var. aS farmers raise in Hart
County, in sacks as received, at
50c bu. J. A. W. Brown, Hart-
well.

100 lbs. Red. Rippers, 2c Ib. 30
lbs. lady (white) peas for seed or
eating, 4c lb. 5 bu. red skin P. R.
seed potatoes, 75c bu. FOB. Paul
Jones, Ellaville, R 1.

Hendersons Bunch baby limas
clean and hand shelled, gathered
without rain, 15c lb. 2 for 265c,
postpaid. Exc. for field peas.
Guy Wilson, Martin, R 2.

Bunch English Peas, Early

|winter variety 15 cup; or exch.

for E. J. cabbage plants. Leola
Medlin, Fairmount, Rt. 2.

300 lbs. Bunch Baby Lima
beans 6c lb. 3 bus. Brown Sugar
Crowders $1.50 bus. FOB Se-
noia. E. G. Summers, Senioa,
RFD; 1.

New Era Peas, red Speckled
and white Crowders, also. red
Spanish Peanuts. Make offer. B.
A. Cook, Jackson, Rt. 4.

10 bus. pure bright Brabs 90c
bu. 4 bus. White Crowders $2.25
bu; 3 bus. Sugar Crowders $1.75
bu; 5 bus. California Black Eyes,
$1.50. L. H. McKoon, Raymond.

BUTTER FOR SALE

4 - 6 lbs. fresh, firm country
butter from T. B. tested cows, 15c
lb. plus postage. Sat. guar. Mrs.
A. L. Garrison,-Ashburn, R 2.

Good, fresh country butter,
Cow T. B. tested. 2 - 4 Ibs. week.
15c lb. del. Carton ret. Mrs. H.
W. Griffies, Mt. Zion.

2 lbs..each week, fresh country
butter. Cows T. B. tested. Guar
full wt. Cash with order. Mrs,
W. W. Harris, Flowery Branch,
Pet

CORN AND SEED CORN
; FOR SALE

Hastings Prolific corn, hand
selected, nubbed and shelled, ab-
solutely pure, $1 bu. FOB. C. R.
Walker, Griffin.

200 bu. good milling corn, 50c
bu. Tom Richardson, Palmetto.

Pure Whatleys Prolific, $1.50
bu. 50c pk. FOB. J. E. Benson,
Buena Vista.

Truckers Favorite, 15c qt., 30c
gal. 50c pk. Add postage. Exc.
for white feed sacks. Mrs, B. T.
Thornton, Bowdon.

Golden Beauty seed corn, 8
ears, guar. to be as heavy as 10
of others, 50c peck, $1.50 bu.;
good sound velvet beans, 1932
crop, without rain on them, 50c
bu. All FOB. C. J. Trussell, Sea
dersville.

Nassau, weevil-proof corn for
sale; white game bantams, wt.
when grown 1 lb. $1; 8 mos. old
white Muscovey drake, $2.50. W.





|C. Smith, Holly Springs.

Pure Whatleys Prolific seed
corn. 1 yr. from Orig., $1 bu. 30c
peck, FOB. E. E. Cheek, Ft. Val-
ley, R 3.

25 bu. Blue Mexican June seed
corn, $1.50 bu; 25c gal. 50c pk.
85c per 1-2 bu. C. T. Miller, Car-
nesville.

Browns ihe big white flint,
heaviest and most weevil resist-
ant Red Cob. Ears wt. a lb. after
shucked. 60c pk; $2 bu. FOB. J.
W. Brown, Helena.

Old fashioned yellow field

Inspection allowed. P. M.}



Red eggs, 75c per 15 del. Mrs.
Milton Sumner, Sylvester, R 3.

Imp. Whatleys Prolific seed
corn, field selected; bearing 2 to
6 extra large ears to the stalk.
40c pk. 75c per 1-2 bu. $1.40 bu.
Del. Money order. George Bur-
rell, Lebanon.

Hickory King corn for seed,
40c peck, shelled. Add postage.
Also 4 bu. Cream Crowder peas,
40c pk. $1.25 bu. FOB. W. L.
Timms, Hoschton, R 2.

Batts Prolific corn, $1 bu. not
del. Mrs. W. M. Watkins, Fitz-
gerald, R 2.

Cuban yellow flint, not mixed
with white corn, 75c pk; $2 bu.

FOB; Cheaper in large lots.
Grady Cook, Pitts.
, Whatleys Prolific corn, 50c

gal. 75c pk., $1.25 per 1-2 bu.
$2.25 bu. T. G. Whatley, Helena.

Old fashioned yellow seed
corn,. 50c pk. E. R.. Garrett,
Sumner. . :

Whatleys Prolific. Reg., in-
spected, selected, 99 per cent
germination. 50c pk. to 90c bu.
Based on quantity. B.\ F. Gay,
Principal, A. & M. School,
Madison, Ga.

Piedmont Insp. seed corn, 55c
pk. postpaid, $1.50 bu. collect. R.
P. Steinheimer, Brooks.

Pop corn, 3c lb. or exc. for
anything can use. Mrs. D. S.

Daniel, Helna.

Early Truckers Favorite corn,
deep grained, 2 ears to Stalk;
nubbed and shelled, 50c pk. $1.-
50 bu. Del. Exc. for anything
can use on farm. H. J. McCol-
lum, Canon, R 3.

Hastings Prolific corn, field

insp. and Cert. pure by Ga. Crop

Imp. Assn., tested: 99 percent
germination. Selected ears, nub-
bed both ends, and shelled, $1.50
bu. Richard Lewis, Cornelia.

Pure Whaitleys Prolific seed
corn, $1 as bu. FOB Parrott.
chks, . F. Scott, Dawson, R

Marlboro, Whatleys and Yel-
low Dent seed corn, ea. $1.50 bu.
Carefully selected and cleaned.
W. M. White, Roberta, Rt.

Jarvis Golden Prolific corn,
Hastings 1st yr. 60c peck post-
paid; $1.75 bu. FOB; Peavys big
eared yellow, same price. Exc.
pk. for pk. or Truckers Favo-
rite. J. E. Wall, Shiloh.

Imp. Hastings corn, nubbed
and shelled 50c pk; cream crow-
dr peas, 40c pk. Both postpaid.
Exe. either for Ga. Cane syrup
or white Bermuda onion plants.
L. A. McLaughlin, Senoia.

Whatleys Prolific, 75c peck,
$1.25, 1-2 bu. $2.25 bu. FOB; 2
1-2 yr. old cock, direct Everlay
Farm, 6 April hatch Tormahlen
str. B. L. hens, $5. C. L. What-
ley, Cuthbert. \

Jarvis- Golden Prolific, grown
from Cert. seed; field selected,
nubbed and hand shelled, 50c
pk FOB. Arthur H. eka Win-
terville.

Hastings seed corn, field se-
lected, hard, flinty grains, $1 bu.
Exc. for soy beans. W. S. Childs,
Omaha. :

COTTON SEED FOR SALE

Council - Toole Wilt - Resistant.
Good seed from 1931 planting.
100 Ib. bags, $2.25 FOB. Write for
quantity prices; car velvet beans
and car of peavine hay for sale.
S. E. Statham, Americus.

30 bu. pure Ruckers direct in
1932; kept pure at gin, 50c bu.
A. E. Worley, Resaca, R 1.

5 bu. big boll cotton seed, se-
lected from bottom cotton, 50c
bu. or exc. for 5 bu. Runner pea-
nuts. Ea. pay Frt. when del. A.
A. Johns, Hickox.

Cokers No. 5, 1 1-16 in. staple
Wannamaker-Cleveland. All gin-
ned and recleaned on my private
gin, 50c bu. FOB. J. L. Thomas,
Madison,R1. | .

M bu. DPL No. 8 cotton seed,
40 per cent lint. Ordered from
one. ene Kept pure, $1.10 per je



































































use. Archie Malcom, Social Cir-
cle. ;

2nd yr. Half and Half oe
seed, 50c bu. Purple Hull, spe
led table peas, slightly w
eaten, all right for seed, $1.
FOB. Mrs. Lula B. Cook, Mil.

New College No. 1 cotton se
$1.50 per 100 Ibs. 1 in. staple.
A. Holmes, Ranger.

Cokers No. 5, 30c bu, Ff
Cash with order. 2nd _ yr. A.
Miller, Calhoun, R 25h

75 bu. Ped. Piedmont Cle
land cotton seed, 50c bu. a
2 fresh young cows for sale. J:
per A. Stone, Cumming, R 6,

Cokers Cleve-wilt, early fr
ing, wilt resisting, 35c bu. G.
Lamar, Powersville.

Half and Half cotton.
40c bu. 10 bu. or more, 35c
FOB. Money order. C. C. And
son, Kite.

100 bu Wilds No. 3 cotton se
1 3-16 in. staple. Ginned_ on p
vate Gin. 60c bu. Pure. a Fre
Stovall, Madison. ;

Half and Half, lst yr
Summerour. $2 per 100 bs. S.
Dykes, Dexter, R 2. |

150 bu. pure Ruckers, N
big boll, 45 per cent lint; ke
pure at Gin. 40c bu. F. K. D Y
can, Douglasville. :

Cokers No. 5, and Wilso
Big Boll cotton seed. for sale
exc. for peas. Rv N. Mas
Nicholson.

Cokers pure No. 5 cotton s
1 1-16 to 1 1-32 in. staple. C1
ed. 50c bu. FOB Douglasville.

R. Thomas, Supt. of School
Winston, Ga. a)
Genuine . Cokers No. 5,

vately ginned, 40c bu FOB Win
ston. Horace Darnell, Winston.

Cokers No. 5, sound, clean,
yr. from Orig. 50c bu. 10 bu
40c bu. Ruckers Seed,
price. J. A. Crawford, Calho:
Eye ai

Pure Wannamakers, recles
ed, 35c bu. Kept clean at G
Also sound Osceola velvet bea:
75c bu. All FOB. No chks. R.
Brantley, Harrison. :

Cokers No. 5 cotton seed, 40
bu. on exc. for peanuts or am
good breed of pigs. V. R. Craw
ford, Calhoun, R 2.

2nd yr. Ruckers, 45c bu. FOB;
40c bu. at barn. Well cared
J .E. Stone, Adairsville.

Mississippi Delta No. 8, staple
1: in. to 1 1-32 in. $1. bu. Bx
for O-too-tan beans. G. R. Lon
Conyers, Rt. 4.

FRESH AND CURED MEAT

15 cured hams, wt. 12 to 2:
Ibs., smokeq and wrapped i
canvas 15c lb. Shoulders, 12:
25 lbs. 10clb. Shipped COD
plus postage. G. D. Fain, Edi-
son. ,

Country cured,



ae at and sides, $7;
syrup, 6 gal. $2.50; 12 halves
$2.75; 24 qts. $3. Melvin Ce
lins, Whigham.
. Very choice sugar cured
ihckory smoked Old Sout
hams for those who want th
very best, 16c lb. del. John A.
Cumbee, Ocilla.

Pure pork country sausage,
smoked with green oak, 14c Ib
Special process sugar cured
hams, 4 mos. old, 18c Ib. Sat
oo Perry Tucker, Moultrie



FRUIT FOR SALE >
Dried apples, 10c lb. or exe
for potato, onion or cabbag'
plants. Herbert Foster, Ellijay.
Rt. 2, Box 48. y

HONEY BEES AND BEE
SUPPLIES FOR SALE
New, hand-made 8 fr
bee hives, supers with secti
for ea. hive, solid oak tops a
bottoms, foundation Cl
complete, ready for use,





3 $5 FO: WwW. A. Joht
Alto,




, ia Products
For Sale

Ss. yellow beeswax, 18c lb.
1-2 bu. black walnuts,
led and dried, 65c bu. Exc.
pure white bunch butter-
sans or white feed sacks. Mrs.
Wilson, Glennville, Rt. 2.
ned honey, bright and
in 10 lb. buckets, $1.10;
ax, 20c Ib. del. 1932 sor-
syrup in 10 Ib. buckets,
FOB. Mrs, A. F. OKelley,
sville, Rt. 2.
24 old fashioned bee hives
bees, $12 cash, or exc. bees
bu. good corn, del. here
farm. Mrs. T. E. Wyatt,
rester,
ew hand-made 8 frame bee
es, supers with sections,
ndation comb in frame and
ions, solid oak bottoms and
painted, ready for bees,
5 ea. FOB. T. S. Pless, Alto.

ANS AND PEANUTS
ee FOR SALE
eed peanuts, Spanish No. 1,
m 40c bu. 1 bu. or lot. E. W.
son, Thomasville, R, 5.
red peanuts, fine for
ting or planting, $1 bu. Add



or will swap 1 bu. for.

g of pure Golden Sebright
ie Denham, Madison,

ood, sound Spanish peanuts,
bu. Exc. bu. for bu. for N. C.
4 bu. aches

leaned Spanish peanuts,
. FOB. A. R. DeLoach,

N. Cc. Runner peanuts,
No. 1 White Spanish,
u. W. S. Norton, Edison.
1 runner peanuts, 60 Ib.
bags, $1.20. E. A. Brooks,
in, Bet.
Spanish peanuts in 150
gs, at 1 3-4c lb. FOB. Want
and artichoke seed. J. R.
Eastman.
alencia. seed peanuts, Qin 4
uts to hull; trash and pops re-
. 7 1- 2c lb. $5 per 100 Ibs.
OB. Mrs.. F. C. Sawyer,
phur Springs.
or 40 lbs. papershell, med.
ecans for sale or exc. for
ey. Make best offer. Mrs. J.
Dellinger, Bishop.
eu u. Valencia peanuts, hand
| d, $1.25 bu. FOB. C. E. Be-
bauvh, Wrightsville, R 1.
tons A-1 N. C. runner seed
ts, sound, bright, $40 ton
Cash; 7 tons Runner pea-
ay, $7.5) ton; 4 tons Span-
jeanut hay, $5 ton. All clear
pest of G. H. Tuttle, Tif-

ta peanuts, hand picked
graded, no pops, 5c lb. In
Ib. 4c lb. All FOB. Exc. for
ootan beans at $1.50 bu.
le Cavin, Menlo.
C., iny special Flat Run-
eanut. Limited amt., 70c
Perkins okra seed, new
15c) Ib; 2 Ibs. long green
ber: seed, 25c Ib. All FOB.
rder. W. U. J. Draugh-
0.
a) fine papershell pecans

Ibs. $1. 4th zone add
, Mrs. ny. C. Floyd, Chip-



= AND OTHER FRUIT

REES FOR SALE
enuine Golden Delicious
rees, 1 yr. $2.50 doz; $15
J. H. Turner, Carroll-

insp. budded pecan trees

r. All sizes for sale or
age. Write for bargain pri-
'C. Geiger, Flintside.

on plum sprouts, 10c ea.
hint plants, green now,

Sara McEver, Talmo.
(time seedling peach trees,
dld time cherry, currants,
purple, white figs, large



For Sale

Red raspberry plants, tame
Himalaya plants, well rooted,
tame goosehberries, all 50c doz.
cherry bushes, 3 for 25c. Exe.
for good syrup or honey. Mrs.
Claudia, Henderson, Ellijay, R 3.

Black walnut trees, 6 for 50c;
75c doz. Bostpaid. T. L. Fortner,
Dial.

May cherry trees, 2 - 4 ft.
sprouts, 15c ea. postpaid. G. E.
Huff, Lawrenceville, R 1. -

Old time Yellow Press peach
trees, 2 yrs. old, 60c doz. or exc.
for aoe peanuts or white
feed sacks. D. E. Siles, Eastman,
R 4.

Walnut shrubs, 10c ea. plus
postage. Annabelle Derden,
Talking Rock. |

May cherry trees, 2 - 3 ft. 3
for 25c, or exc. for dried apples
or peanuts or pure bred eggs or
a J. M. Murphy, Hoschton,

200 May cherry trees, 3 ft. also
150 Black Walnut, 2 - 5 ft. 1
yr. old, 3 for 25c. Cecil Merritt,
Cumming.

State insp. lead. var., fruit
trees: Peach, $35 M; $4 C; $1
doz; Apple, Plum, Apricot, Fig,
Walnut, $7.50 C. $1.25 doz; Pear,
Cherry, $9 C. $1.50 doz. Grape,
$4 C. 90c doz. E. B. Travis, Riv-
erdale; 7

State insp., true to name Apple
and peach trees, all lead. var. 10
to 15 ea. 3 yr. old Concord and
-| Niagara grape vines, 10c. Exc.
for corn, wheat, hogs. W. H. Al-
exander, Cleveland.

All lead. var., 2 - 3 yr. old ap-

ple and peach trees, 15c ea.; pear|

and cherry, 25c; Concord and Ni-
agara grape vines, 10c. All Govt
Insp. lL. C. Head, Cleveland, R 1.

300 papershell pecan trees, 3 -
10 ft. Stuarts, Schleys, Delmas,
Tesche, 25 to 50c ea. FOB or exc.
for good farm mule, corn, oats,
peas, syrup. C. G. Oliver, Bar-
nesville, R 2.

White Eng. peach trees, May
cherry, Red Goose plum trees, 7c
ea. Exc..for potatoes, plants, O-
too-tan beans, Bermuda onion
plants. Mrs. V. S. Ladd, Gains-
ville, R 7.

50 Indian peach trees, yr. old,
10c ea. Sage, 15c bunch, COD or
money order. Ethel Walker,
Talking Rock. .

May cherry, 10c ea. 12 for $1.
Miss Ernest Easly, Ellijay, R 3,
Box 179.

Brown Turkey figs, scupper-
nong and muscadine vines, Blue

plum, 10c ea. 75c doz. $4.50 C del.)

Hazlenut, 3 doz. $1 del. A. T. Pat-
terson, Waco.

Brown Figs, May cherries, blk.

and white scyppernongs, 10c ea.
8 for 25c. Exc. for white feed
sacks. Mrs, J. T. Patterson, Wa-
co; BR 2.
' Cream and blue fig sprouts,
well rooted, 10c ea. $1 doz. Add
postage for amts. less than 1 doz.
1 doz. postpaid. A. Arrington,
Mcintyre.

Budded pecan trees. Depress-
ion prices. Schley and Stuart va-
rieties. T. S. Harris, Ft. Valley.

Hicks black Everbearing mul-
berry sprouts, rooted, 10c ea., 15
for $1; black and white scupper-
nong vines, rooted, 3 for 25c, 15
for $1. Mrs. E. F. Hancock, Mc-
Intyre, Rt. 2.

May cherry, white walnuts,
goose plum trees, 10c ea. Dried
apples, 10c lb. Add postage. Exc.
some for Bermuda onion plants;
white nest onions, 30c gal. Mrs.
W. N. Turner, Dahlonega, Rt. 1,
Box 54.

May cherry trees, 20 for $1, all
sizes. No order less 50c. Add
postage. Tame Goose berries, 5c
ea. Jewell Sutton, Talona.-

8 black scuppernong 2 yr. vines
well rooted, 35c, or exc. for ban-
tam chickens or something can
use of equal value; Want 75-100
baby chicks on halves to 10 wks.
old. Large breed. Mrs. Ww. L.
Howell, Hahira.

Calif. grafted grape vines, To-

Georgia Products.
_ For Sale

kay, Thompsons Seedless, Etc.,
85c; Baldwin blight resistant,
pear, Jap persimmon, 75c; 3 yr.
Peony roots, 35c; Myatts Lin-
naeus, Rhubarbs, 20c; New-Bell-
Mar strawherry, $1 C. N. Rosene,
Ft. Valley.

Stuart, Money-Maker and.
Frostscher pecan trees, 6-10 ft.,
25 ea. Exc. for Leghorn pullets,
or baby chicks. W. G. Beverly,
Ochlochnee. :

15 or 20 nice, white, clear seed
peach trees, 4 and 5 ft., 15c and
20c ea. or exc. for baby chicks,
any large breed. Ea. pay postage
Russell M. Yeomans, Glenville,
R. A. Box 86.

White and black scupernong,
Horseapple and Limbertwig ap-
ples, Clear and clingstone peach
trees, 10c ea. Artichokes, $1 bu.
Nest onions, 35c gal. Mrs. J. W.
Lovvon, Waco, Rt. 2.

50 Ga. Belle seed peach trees,
yr. old, 10c ea. Postage added.
Will exch. Mrs. Cona Roper,
Cleveland, Rt. 4.

Budded Stuart pecan trees, 25
in. to 72 in. 20c to 50c; also Ox-
hart tomato seed, 20c per 1-2 oz.
or 40c oz. del. K. N. Sharp, Com-
merce,

Goose plum trees, well rooted,
5 for 36c postpaid;
seed corn, 55c pk. postpaid. A.
Steinheimer, Woolsey, Rt. 1.

Scuppernong vines, rooted,
large white var., 20c ea. 3 for 50c,
sy aoe Isla Hamilton, Alamo,
Rt. 2. |



- POTATOES FOR SALE
150 bu. Porto Rican potatoes,

40c bu. 5 miles north of Louis-

ville: Paved road. J. L. Beall,
Louisville. .

Pure P. R. potatoes. Can be
cert., for bedding purposes. 60c
bu. FOB. Mrs. M. F. Gaddis,
Quitman.

Porto Rican potato seed, 40c
bu. G. W. Newton, Jr., Norman
Park, Rt; 2.

100 bu. Imp. Porto Ricans for
seed, 50c bu. in truck load lots
at farm. Paul Clark, Baxley.

Genuine Wilson Bunch Porto
Ricans for seed, $1 bu. FOB,
crated. A. J. Willoughby, Waco,
Rie t

About 150 bu. Cert. Porto Ric-
an seed potatoes, and 150 bu.
eating potatoes for sale. James
Branch, Baxley, Rt.

Insp. Portorican seed potatoes,
40c bu. or exc. for hams at 12c
lb., sides or shoulders at 9c Ib.
del. Collins. J. L. Cowart, Collins.

Genuine Buck Yam potatoes,
lec lb. FOB. W. H. Blizzard,
Wrightsville, Rt. 3.

P. R. Gov. insp. potatoes, yel-
low skin, house cured, 1c lb., for
bedding, same var., for eating,
1 1-2c Ib. FOB. Cash with order.
B. F. Hancock, Riverdale.

Pure P. R. seed potatoes, $1
bu. FOB. Reuben Brown, East-
man; Rt. 1.

100 bu. Parkers Superior Por-
to Rican seed potatoes, State
insp., also about 500 bu. No. ls
All extra good, second to name
in flavor and appearance. A. iB.
Parker, Plains, Rt. 2.

Insp. Porto Ricans, eating po-
tatoes, 50c bu. or exc. for new
sugar cane syrup at 50c gal. or
Brabham peas at $1 bu., del.
Collins. Geo. W. Braswell, Col-
lins.

200 or 300 bu. Porto Rican
sweet potatoes for sale, 9 miles
north of Jesup. J. F. Surrency,
Jesup, Re. 2.

50 bu. genuine yellow. skin,
vine grown, Gov. insp. seed po-
tatoes, 50c bu. Exc. for baby
chicks. Lee Miller, Screven.

Good, sound eating or seed
Portoricans, 60c bu; also Want
200 mixed breed chicks to raise
to 8 wks. old. Party pay trans-
portation. C. L. Hudgins, Bron-
wood.

50. bu. pure P. R. potatoes, 60



[bu. fo eith

Piedmont |

N.C.



; Georgia Products |
For Sale

also 18 lbs. Russian Mammoth |

sunflower seed, 25c lb; Navy
beans, 20c lb. Edd Tankersley,
Thomson.

Clietts bunch P. R._ potato

(made rate of 300 bu. to acre

last year), 75e bu. here, ship-
ped; Slips, $1 M. J. H. M. Cliett,
Powersville. :

Cokers Golden Portoricans,
vine grown, 50c bu. hamper,
FOB; Not less 5 hampers ship-
ped. Cash with order. Rufus
Merriman, Lyons, R 1.

500 lbs. Portorican potatoes, Ic
Ib. FOB. George W. Poppell,
Screven.

100 bu. genuine P. R. seed po-
tatoes. State insp. 30c bu. at
farm, 5 miles South of Ocilla.
W. H. Weaver, Ocilla.

50 bu. Portoricans, Ic Ib. at
my home; also Seed:
velvet okra, 6 lbs. Rocky Ford
cantaloup, 10 Ibs. Valentine
bean, for sale or exc. J. T. At-
kinson, Jackson.

Yellow skin Portorican eating
potatoes, 30c bu. at my place;
cheaper in large amounts. Also
seed Rice, 10 lbs. 50c postpaid. s.
W. Clements, Rochelle.

60 bu. Imp. Gov. insp. seed
potatoes, grown from vines, 50c
bu. FOB. H. B. Tyre, Screven.
400 bu. vine grown, pink skin
Govt. insp. seed potatoes, 50c
bu. FOB. L. Aspinwall, Screven.

20 bu. seed potatoes, Yellow
and pink skin Portoricans, 65
bu. Exc. for other value. A. W.

.|Sargent, Rincon, R 1, Box 28.

._ Pure P. R. seed potatoes, 40
bu. also eating, 40c bu. Exc. for
peas, bunch butter beans,
chickens, feed oats, at market
price. W. L. Morgan, Clyo, Rt.
Three... 4

100 bu. Gov. insp. yellow skin
Portorican seed potatoes, 50c
bu. J.-W. Watson, Pitts.

About 5 or 8 bu. seed pota-
toes, 50c bu. and party pay
chgs. of del. Money order. Jeff
E. Davis, Egypt, Rt. 2.

200 or 300 bu. State insp.
Portorican seed potatoes, 25c

|bu. G. H. McBride, Lyons, 100

Stuart Ave.

Genuine pink skin Govt ins.
PB. R. seed potatoes, 50c bu.
Ransey Shirley, Louisville,

200 bu. P. R. potatoes, yel-
low skin, eating var., 35c bu.
J. F. Dykes, Uvalda, Rt. A.

30 bu. sound, nice, smooth P.
R. potatoes, 50c bu. or best of-
fer Write. J. M. White, Rupert.

300 bu. pure P. R. potatoes,
Govt. insp. 60c bu. Mrs. M, F.
Gaddis, Quitman.

SYRUP FOR SALE

Old fashioned pure Ga. Rib-
bon Cane syrup in new 35 gal.
cypress BBL., $10 per BBL. J.
J. Dixon, Bainbridge, RFD.

Sugar Cane syrup, $2.40 per
Case of 6 - 10 lb. cans, FOB,
or exc. 10 cans for 10 nice, B.
L. yr. old hens, No culls. R. A.
Cravey, Milan, Rt. 1, Box 130.

7 BBLS. pure Ga. Cane syrup
in new 37 gal. BBLS. Good
quality, $10.50 per BBL. 2 Bbls.
or more, $10 per BBL. H. R.
Zipperer, Marlow.

30 gal. BBL. 1932 crop thick
sorghum syrup, $10. No chks.
Hilson, Mitchell, Rt. 1.

Good sorghum. syrup in 30
gal, BBLS., or 10 lb. buckets, }
40c gal; Irish potatoes for
spring planting, $1 bu. Exc.
for P. R. potato plants. C. A.
Wilbanks, Commerce, Rt. 5.

Syrup (sugar cane), A-1,
new, 35 gal. BBLS. $9.25; 6 gal.
cans $2.40; 12 halves, $2.65; 60
gal. BBL. No. 1, $13.50; 33 gal.
BBL. $7.75. Lee Patrick, Quit-
man.

Good, bright sorghum syrup,
40 gal. in BBLS., 50c in buckets;



cream sugar crowder peas, $1.75

bu; White Spanish peanuts, $1,

|50 Ibs. not P. PRs See 2 unt

15 Ibs!

| Brabhams,

For or Sale

100 gal. good heavy scraniee
syrup, 40c gal. or exc. for whit

or Brown L.*hens. Also have

acres of cabbage now ready fo
truckers. J. R. Powell, Camilla,
100 gal. good sorghum syrup in
10 Ib. buckets, 50c gal. or ex
for anything can use. H. G
Thompson, Rockmart, Rt. 2.

VEGETABLES FOR SALE >

22 M cabbage, 1 1-2 lb. and
up, 15c doz. at patch. W. B.
Grant, Meigs.

Truck load headed cabbage
now ready for sale. W. J
Whitley, Tifton, Rt. 5.

Cabbage, nice hard heads to
truckers. Make best price a
field. L. M. Head, Blackshe By
Rit 1 a
- Truck load cabbage, 1e per
Ib. at patch. Ray Moy Mill
wood.

Cabbage, large hard heads,
now ready for trucks. Writ
for prices. J. W. Napier, Blac
Shear, Box 8.

Cabbage, nice hard heads f ry
truckers. Make best offer at fiel
L. M. Head, Blackshear, Rt. 1.

Sev. M. heads cabbage, lc 1
at field; nice bunches collards,
8c ea. also 3 W. L. Eng. str. 10
mos. old roosters, $1 ea., 2 yr.
old R. I. Red rooster, $1 25.
Ernest L. Davis, Mershon.

Cabbage, hard heads,
ready. Write price.
Batten, Blackshear.



now

Ephrian Ss.



Georgia Pree a
_ Wanted .

BEANS AND PEAS WANTED

Exe. milling corn for SBrab
peas: 3 bu. corn for 2 bu. pea
Ea. pay chgs. on what he gets
J. W. Thompson, - Ailey.

Want 1 ton good, solid welves
beans. W. A. Dasher, Marlow.

Want to buy white, brown,
red and gray speckled Crowders,
black-eye,
eye, Mix, peas,

New Eras, . Clays, Irons,
Whips, Running and Bunce
Velvets. R. N. Ethridge, Jack=
son, . i

Want 10 bu. good, sound peas,
Clays or Speckled. Make best of-
fer, FOB, or del., to Washing-
ton. Must be cheap. J. C. Wal-
ton, Amity. | :

EXc, 15 bu. good, select white
corn for 15 bu. Brabham peas,
free of weather stain, or wee-
vils. Ha. party pay own Frt. Jno.
M. Spivey, Adrian.

Wanted. 5 bus. of Soy Bean
seed. N. R. Smith, Screven. |

Exc. seed Rice - or Speckled
bunch butter beans for Purple
Hull white table peas, or white
sugar crowders; pound rice or
beans for 2 of peas. B. A. Ste-
phens, Wrightsville, R 5. a

Want some, good, sound Mam-
moth Yellow beans for seed. Wrt.
amount and price. W. H. Nix,
Alpharetta.

- Want Blue Goose, Taylor, Grey
Crowder, Cream Crowder, Conch
peas. Also want Runner peanuts.
Quote lowest prices and send
samples. Richard Smith, Tenn-
ille. as

Want specially to buy Brown
Whippoorwills and SBrabhams.
Name quantity and lowest price.
C. A. Rowland, Athens.

Want Brabham or Iron peas.
Will exc. 5M Porto Rico potato
plants for 5 bu. peas. E. C. eee
Ocilla.

CORN AND SEED CORN
WANTED
Want 40 or 50 bu. slipped a
shuck corn (no nubbins), del. at.
the Martin farm, 2 miles Dry
Branch on highway. Quote best
price. James E. Thomson, ary
Branch, R 1,
Want 100 bu. of feed corn del.
Must be cheap for cash on del.







af Bignault Savanualy aters
AN




" Wanted

Givi Eeduas

Wanted

Goargia Products _
Wanted

Georgia Products
Wanted





Want Little Cob var. of Blue
xrained corn that makes 3 to
rs to stalk. Will exc. Write.
D. Hicks, Adel.
Exc. 5 tons good peanut hay
corn: ton hay for 160 bu.
. Bring corn and get hay.
use shelled or ear corn. J.
Johnson, Byronville. mi.

farietta, R 3.

Want 1 or 2 bu. pure Jarvis
Golden Prolific corn, Hastings
tr. State price in first letter.
dust be cheap. F. P. Prathez,

Want bu. Hickory King corn,
Iso a bu. Hastings Prolific
mm. State best prices. J. M.
aircloth, Swainsboro, R 2.
ap large boar (half Duroc
| half P. C.) for equal value
orn; also Carneaux pigeons
or equal value in corn. O. D.
dge, Columbus.
Want 50 bu. good, sound corn,
el. my barn, at 40c bu. Henry
her, Atlanta, R 1, Box 252.
Want 100 bu. this yrs crop
0 ific corn, del. 1 mile North
Lithonia. Write best cash
rice. Hawthorne Wesley, At-
anta, 995 W. Peachtree St.
Want to exc. P. R. seed pota-
[ for shelled corn. Bartley
cody, Screven,R 2. |
Make best price on 100 bu.
orn in shuck, FOB Columbus.
-M. Highnote, Columbus.

TTON SEED WANTED
c. P. R. potatoes for 50 bu,
ie cotton seed; Cane. syrup,



ic gal. del., 200 gal. lots in Ga. },

bu. Portoricans for sale, 50c
. at farm. H. M. Harp, Ash-

Exe. Porto Rican plants to be
la

d N. C. Runner peanuts to be
el. now. Write what you have.
R. Williams, Baxley.
ant to buy 50 bu. Wannama-
er cotton seed. Must: be ia

ill pay 1c per Ib. cash, W.
Rushton, Summit.

Exc. sugar cane syrup or Hales
B t cantaloup seed for cotton
< Gal. syrup or lb. seed for
) Lohion seed. Prefer Cooks,

kers or Wannamakers.. Write.

7. Gttin Dixien::

Want few bu. Sikes Big Boll

otton seed. Warren. Sumner,

Want 2 bu. Cleveland big boll

ytton seed. Mrs. Nancy M.
lovies, Stilson, R 2. Box 38.

BY EXc. 12 lbs. long green okra
d for 3 bu. Cokers Toole
ilt-Resistant cotton seed, or

or dried fruit; also exc. pit
me stags for anything can

RG. corn. for any good wilt-
esistant cotton seed, red run-
er peanuts, or big bone Guin-

5. P. C., or Hampshire male

also want good farmer for

A. farm. T. A. Bowen, Blake-

Want cheap price on Toole or
cker cotton seed, sound, just
dinary seed. Prefer No. Ga.
eed. Let me hear at once. A.
Dunahoo, Cuthbert, R 1. .
Want 10 bu. Dbl. jointed, wilt-
proof cotton seed. Write price.
Douglas Brinson, Munnerlyn,

Exe, Cream
eas: 3 bu. for 5 bu. Half and
alf cotton seed, or sell peas
for cash, any amount. W. J.
Adams, Pitts, R 2. s

Want 200 Ibs. Cokers Farm

lief cotton seed, 1st yr. Will
pay cash, or exc. P. R. potato
plants, April or May del. E. C.
Pope, Ogilla, RS;

Want 250 or 500 lbs. pure

oulnot. or Piedmont Cleveland
otton seed, at $1 per 100 Ibs. or
will exc. 1 or 2 pigs, 50 lb. wt.

or same. . J. _ Daniel, Ameri-

lack-e ed peas or

sugar crowder |



white Crowders for 3 bu. pure
Cokers Ped. Farm Relief cotton
seed or 1 doz. Youngberry plants
for ea. bu. cotton seed. F. M.
Dykes, Gordon.

Want pure Cooks Wilt-Resis-
tant. cotton seed, No..1 grade
sugar cane syrup. xc. Gov.
insp. red skin P. R. potato
plants for sale. Coley Young,
Rebecca, R 2.

Want Cokers or other good
var., for planting, cotton seed.
Quote best price and what you
have. B. Parker, Atlanta, 660
Bryan St. SE. ec

Exe. Gov. insp. P. R. or Tri-.
umph potato seed, or plants in
season, for good cotton seed, or
peanuts, Runner or Spanish.
Also some nice shoats to exc.
for either. L. W. Nelson, Alma.
- Want Wannamaker Wilt-re-
sistant cotton seed. Will exch.
Porto Rican potato plants: 1M
for 1 bu. seed. Ea. pay chgs. E.
C. Butler, Baxley, R 3.

Want some pure Wannamak-
er Cleveland cotton seed. Will
exc. Reg. Big Bone P. C. pigs or
Reg. Jersey bull calf for same.
E. J. Bailey, Raymond.

FARM PRODUCE WANTED

Want 1 bu. Red peanuts, 1 pk.
white bunch butter beans, 1 pk.
white sugar crowder peas, Exc.
B. J. Giant eggs, sage, horehound



spearmint, fig, cherry trees, J.

Weatherly Hoschton.

Want best prices on big fat N.
C. peanuts, velvet beans, millet,
Brab peas and sorghum seed for
cash. J. W. Quincy, Douglas.

Exc. P. R. potato plants, Gov.
insp., for Longs Arm peanuts,
baby chicks, or peas. Ea. prepay
chgs. of transportation. J. J.
Glosson, Alma, R 3.

Exc. good value for peas, corn,
hogs or cows. J. L. Shippe, Jdr.,
Washington, R 5.

Exc. sweet potato plants for
all kinds of farm produce, also
other value to exc. for hay or
corn. B. M. Dowdy, Baxley, R 4.

Want to swap good $50 value
for corn, cotton seed, pigs, or
anything can use. Come see, Pat
George, Smyrna, R 1.

Exc. Muscovey ducks, Chin-
chilla rabbits, Jumbo peanuts,
green cane syrup, for R. I. Red
chicks, N. C. Runner peanuts
and Brab peas. A. T. Milteer,
Quitman. ne

Exe. Nursery stock for corn,
peas, cane seed, poultry or nice
dried fruit. W. F. McCurley, 4
miles N. W. Marietta, Ga. on
Dixie Highway. ;



FRUIT WANTED:

Exc. nst onions for dried fruit,
p | DeseRes or apples, or pecans: lb.
for Ib. Mrs. J. E. Bridges,
UnascHion: Re,

Will exc. 90-day running vel-
vet beans at 50c bu. for dried
fruit, also want some white
peas; exc. for Kudzu plants,
rooted. Mildred Tanner, San-
dersville, R 1. Box 8.



HONEY, BEES AND BEE SUP-
PLIES WANTED

Want about 75 sheets of

Brood Foundation for plain

Hoffman Brood Frames, cheap

for cash. O. E. Shore, Scottdale.

Want 1 honey Extractor in

good cond. C. W. Reece, Rydal,

RZ.

Want A-1, frame, glass obser-
vation hive of a standard make.
Must be in good cond. and a
bargain. L. D. Maxey, Lawrence-
ville.

Want Bees in Pat. hives on
Straight Combs, also honey in
BBL. lots. Give price. Hy: G:
Hester, Atlanta, 468 Greenwood
Ave. NE,

Want 15 stands Italian bees
in 10 frame Pat., hives. Will pay
$1 each for same if located close
by and are in good cond. C. M.
Miller, Cornelia,

- Beeswax wanted ins call quan-

tities at 130 | * in ex



supplies. Write for further in-
formation. Geo. F. Norton, Ath-
ens, : :



PECANS AND PEANUTS
WANTED
Exc. Gov. insp. potato plants
for N. C. Runner seed peanuts.
Ea. pay postage. Warren Cour-
son, Baxley, R 4, Box 29.

Exc. field peas for N. C. Run-

ner peanuts, or give best cash
price on 15 or more bu. of N.
C. Runners. State by return
mail what you have. C. F. Row-
ell,, Winokur. R 1.

Highest cash prices paid for
seedling and papershell pecans
in. any quantity. Send samples
and write the poet you have
for sale. Geo. M. Prince, Colum-
bus, Box 1160.

Want 60 bu. Spanish peanuts,

1932 crop, for planting.
milch cow for same.
Thornhill, Barwick, Ga.
Exc. long green okra seed for
red peanuts, 10 lbs, for 1 bu.
peanuts. Ea. prepay postage. J.
W. Bradley, Menlo, R 2.
_ Exe. goats for papershell pe-
can trees. Ea. pay chgs. R. H.
Stephenson, La Fayette, R 2.
Highest cash prices for seed-

Exe.
G. M.

ling and papershel] pecans in
any quantity. Send sample and
write quantity and price will be

quoted. Geo. M. Prince, Colum-
bus, Box 1160.

Want Schley or Stuart pecans
in large quantities. State price.
Must be good stuff and guar. A.
G. Middleton, Jr., McIntosh.

Exc. pure Red Porto Rico po-
tato plants for 4 bu. peanuts,
reas Ss. L. Norris, Quitman, R

Exc. good Ext. honey at 10c
Ib. for good peanuts at market
price. W. P. Clayton, Quill.

Want 200 Ibs. No. 1 N. C. Run-
ner peanuts. Exc. 300 lbs. \Brab-
ham peas, If interested, write at
oo. W. J. Caldwell, Howard,

Want to buy 1 ton good Ga.
Runner peanuts. Pay cash or
exc. peas..:T. TA Coogler, Ogle-
thorpe.

Exc. sound, mix. peas for 1 ton
Runner peanuts. Will del. peas
and get peanuts. Make best offer.
R. C. Brewer, Ellaville, R 4.

Want No. 1 Ga. Runner pea-
nuts. Mail sample and price. M.
G. Smith, Toomsboro, R, 1.

Will pay from 3 1-2 to 5c Ib.
for good seedling pecans. J. R.
Howington, Commerce.

Highest cash price paid for
seedlings and papershell pecans
in any quantity. Send sample
and write quantity. Geo. M.
Prince, Columbus, Box 1160,

Want 1M lbs. or more of N., C.
Flat Runner seed peanuts. Will
pay cash, or exc. Duroc Jersey
hogs. L. H. Edenfield, Stillmore,
Re 1, Box 31.

Exe. 10 gal. good Ga. Cane sy-
rup for 10 bu. N. C. runner pea-
nuts. George Sutton Tifton.

Exe. little wonder brown-eye or

white lady peas for Runner pea-
nuts, or will sell peas at 5 Ib.
Ezra V. Davis; Richland.

Exch. Brabham peas, 90 per
cent pure, for Runner peanuts:
1 1-2 lbs. peas for 1 lb. peanuts.

About 450 lbs. Do hauling for

both if within 50 miles.
Hart, Sylvester.

Exe. good No. 1 Spanish pea-
nuts for old fashioned Runners,
Bu. for bu. and ea. pay postage.
Sell Spanish at 5c lb.; 5 Chin.
does, never bred, 50c ea. I. A,
Collins, Whigham.

Want 10 bu. N. C. peanuts, or
10 bu. cotton seed or baby chicks
Exc. Portorican potato plants
del. April or May. G. W. Miles,
Alma.

Want 4 or 5 tons sound pea-
nuts. Will exc. Everbearing peas
at market price fo reach, W. E.
Scrugg, Macon, 124 Cleveland
Ave.

Exc. 6 slog: young Black Anco-

Geo. E.

z na hens and 8 bu. White Spanish



seed peanuts, also 4 for 4 bu.
Runner peanuts. W. J. Meredith,
Climax, R 1.

Exc, Greater Baltimore tomato
seed for peanuts. Lb. for 1 hu.
Write at once. Clyde Garrison,
Cornelia, R 1. :

Will pay $40 cash for ton of
No. 1 N. . Runner peanuts for
seed. Del. W. H. Hicks, Boston,
Re:



PECAN AND OTHER FRUIT
TREES, ETC. WANTED

Want 2 doz. Schley pecan
trees, 6-8 in. high, State insp.,
healthy young trees; also Peach,
Pear, Plum, Apple, Cherry and
Apricot trees, express paid to
my place, to be dug after order-
ing. O. W. Smith, Trion.

Exc. some white, 100 lb. cap.
sacks for fruit trees, strawberry
plants and blackberry plants.
Mrs. John Kelley, Atlanta, Box
113;,Rt.8:



POTATOES WANTED

Want to hear from party who
has the old fashioned White po-
tatoes, also the Nigger Killer po-
tatoes. Mrs. Ella Weeks, Ella-
belle, Rt,

Want genuine Pattishaw sweet
sweet potato seed. R. L. John-
son, Jonesboro, R 1.

SYRUP WANTED

Exc. 2 S. P. C. pigs, wt. 40
lbs. 8 wks. old (from a 465 lb.
sow), for syrup, pure Sugar cane
or good Ga. Cane. Merlin Gay,
Garfield.

Want 30 or 35 gal. bbl. good
Ga. cane syrup. Quote best del.
price for immediate shipment.
Grady Chalker, Plains, R 2.

Want to hear from party who
has good syrup, made-in 1932,-in
16 gal. Bbl. Give best price for
Oe J. E. Nicholson. Blairs-

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Poultry F or Sale

BANTAMS

3 Sebright bantams 2 hens and
1 cock, 25 ea, Dave Cravey, Mi-
lan, R 1, Box 133.

6 W. L. bantams, 1 roosters, $2-
50; mix. col. bantams, 25c each.
H. C. Martin, Gainesville, R 1.

20 little type clean-leg ban-
tams, 3 for $1. C. P. Hammond,
Covington, Almon Rt.

Mix. bantams, 35c ea. Setting
of 15 eggs, 35c postpaid; Mix pig-
eons, 35c pr.; Silver Kings, May
str. $3 per mated, banded and
working pr. Sat. guar. James
Rice, Douglasville.

BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS

6 hens, 2 yrs. old, laying, Parks
str, Reg. Per. $1 ea. Money or-
der. Return crate; also eggs, 60c
per 15 at my yard, or 80c del. by
mail. Mrs. John Watson, Gray-





| mont.

Thompson Ringlet B. R. cock-
erel, $1.50; eggs, 75e per 15. J.
A. Wilson, Martin.

100 Holterman Aristocrat B. R.
young hens, $1 ea., $8 for lot. J.
B. Lacey, Rome, R 2.:

10 Thompson Ringlet B. R.
pullets and rooster March 1932
hatch, $7. Cash with order. Mrs.
R. E. Skipper, Chester, R 2.

Pen: cock and 3 hens, April
1932 hatch. (Parents direct Hol-
ermans 3 Special Show and High
Egg, Dark pens) $17, or $5 ea.
FOB, with Ped. of Direct. Mrs.
E. G. Wood, Cedartown, R 3.

Six choice Fischel strain W.

Rock pullets, laying, also a fine

rooster, $5 or exc. Write first. F.
E. Grubbs, Demorest.

Booths AAA Ped. B. P. Rock
cockerels for breeding, 10 mos old
$2.50; also hatching eggs, $1 per
setting prepaid. H. T. Johnson,
Tallapoosa.

- CORNISH
10 Cornish Indian hens and 1
cockerel, pure bred $10. Also



-cornfie'd beans, 35c Ib. 3 lbs. $1.

Postage added. -W. D, Wilbanks,



"Poultry For Sa



Cave Springs.
10 pure bred real Dare Co:
now laying pullets and 1 unre
ted cockerel, $8.25, FOB or
for 11 pure bred Sheppard si
Anconas. Mrs. E. R. Surr
Screven, R 1.
4 Dark Cornish pullets, read:
to lay, 1 cock, 65c ea.; Trio B.
laying, 50c ea. FOB, Cash w
order. No stamps. Mrs. D.
Abernathy, Lula, R 2.



GAMES| :

Pit game rooster and 2 he
10 mos. old, $3. Roundhead a:
Warhorse cross. H. L, Cay!
Dalton, R 4.

Black, 8 mos. old Indian gai
rooster, 75c; also yellow seed
corn, 15c at. Mrs, Hy W. Brys
Quitman, R 2.

9 pit game hens and rooste:
$10 or exc. H. W. Rutherfo
Woodville.

Pure Bacon Warhorse
games, Stags, $2.50; pullets, $2
brood cock, $3.00. T. M. We
Canon, R 2.



GIANTS |
1 full blood Black Giant ro
ter, 4 mos. old, 6 pullets, sa:
age, $6; 1 game rooster, 5 m
old, 2 pullets, same age, $4.50
trio. Mrs. S. M. King, Facevi



LEGHORNS

25 pure Tancred W. L. hens
15 mos. c.d, hesithy cond.,
laying, $10 for lot, will crate
and ship. Mrs. Ruth Payue
Reynolds.

25 B. L. pullets, Everlay
March, 1932 hatcn, 50c ea. c
Young, Lawrenceville, R 3.

60 W. L. pullets and hens, nov
laying, all 1932 hatch excep
also 4 roosters, 65c ea. at
place. Cash. W. J. Sy Ei
zlehurst, R 1.

16 W. L. hens, 1 yr. old,
thy, and laying. Sell or exe for
oats or shuck corn. J. R. Hi
kins, Athens. bey

29 3B. L. hens, last Mar
hatch, 60c ea. rooster free;

14 Buff Orp. 2 roosters, sa
age, 80c ea. Also young
young calf, $22.50 at barn.
Ed Bledsoe, Carrolton. u

150 W. L. 2 yr. old hens a
100 pullets, 1 yr. old, 40
BOB. JE Martin, Flow
Branch, RS

Blue Ribbon W. Li. cockerel
yr. old, AAA Matings, Tan e
str. $1 ea. also R. I. Red rooste:
from Booths AAA matings, |
50 ea.| Eggs from both st
ea. 60c per setting. Mrs.
Stapleton, Wrens.

11 B. L. hens and pullets, n
laying. Sell or exc. for Buff
baby chicks, by the 23th of |
Write what you have. C.
ton, Sale City, R 2.

15 W. L. April pullets, 7c
Exc. for lard and meat: 8
butter-beans, $1; 2 Ibs. st
less green pod beans, 50c,
for honey in Comb. (0

Ry

Moseley, Menlo.

12 W. L. hens, 1 rooster
old, pure Tancred str. fror.
stock, $7 for lot. Mrs. J. R
nier, Graymont, R11.

120 April 8,.1931 hatch thre et
ing hens and 5 cockerels
hatch, Tancred str. Ave
eggs year. Cockerels from
200 to 305 eggs; sires, 2%
eggs. $1 ea.. i. G. Hooten, }
ulon.



MINORCAS

Giant Black Minorcas,
str. rooster and e hens, 2 yri
this month. $5 for lot, .
Mrs. Geo. Nunn, Nien
Ry,

Few Pape str. S. C.
Minorca cockerels, April hs
90c ea; Eggs, 50c for 15 and
tons ret.. Exe. for .M. Bi
turkey eggs: 15 eggs for 8
key eggs. Mrs. Mary W.
Monticello, R 6.

10 choice Black Minorca
$1 ea. Mrs. H. B. Ford, La

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