Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1933 March 16

DEPARTMENT of | (in
G, CLAUDE ADAMS, = \S

PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETSMAX L. McRAE, DIRECTOR* |

OSes .
COMMISSIONER:

MARIETTA AND ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1933.

Grain and Hay For Sale |



shuck meal, $1 per owrT:
-Cokers Golden Portoriean

ope ly cured and baled; also 4
ut t Pheasant cocks for sale

ett, Atlanta, 70 Plaza Way,

5 tons. good enon man
.50 ton FOB Eagle Pond, car
, or loaded-on truck. M. J.
chardson, Smithville, R 2.
Good, sound wheat, 75c bu.;
ight, 4-hand fodder, $1.25 per

pure Wannamaker cotton seed |

leaned, 35c bu.: pure Bancroft,
ogee 40c bu. Riley Paves,

bundles bright fodder, four
nds to bundle, $1 C; New Era
as, 65c bu.; Whipps, 60e bu.;
al. sorghum, 5 lb. cans,

7 OF McKoy, Newnan, R 5.

ons nice, bright peanut hay,
atly baled, $4 ton, FOB, or
. B F. Scott, Dawson, R i;
99.
peanut hay, well baled, $5
B, car or truck lots.) Will
d hay. S. H. James, Oakfield.
right, No, 1 peanut hay, car
truck load, $4 ton, FOB. E, D.
irpe, Dawson.
right, Native Meadow eTass
, cut and cured and baled
thout rain, $10 ton, del. at barn
Jones county. Ww. F. Baugh,
atonton.
Grotud Snap corn; Ground
anut Hay; seed Velvet beans;
in dried Porto Rican sweet po-

oes in bu. baskets. Ww. R. Ed- |

rds, Dawson.



rain and Hay Wanted



Want ib buy some straw for
dding cows. A .S. Huth, Atlan-
69 West Hunter St.

Odum.

40c |



Want 2 bu. seed rye. State
lowest cash price. Clint Elliott,



Poultry For Sale |

- AUSTRALORPS
Australorp



sired by cock from 347 record

hen, $2.00 ea. Trade for pigs. |
Dave Milford, Columbus R 1.

- 2 Australorp cockerels, 10 mo
old, $1.50 ea. FOB. Mrs. H. W.
Corbitt, Lakeland. Box 61.

ANCONAS



41 Sheppard str. hens, $21; 2] h

roosters, $2; 14 Buff Orp. hens,
$8.50; 3 B. L., pullets, $1.50; 2
Reds, $1.25. Mrs. _deptha Pullin,
McDonough.

BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS

Parks strain: April hatch B.
R. hens; also. okra seed and
pure red skin P. R. seed pota-
toes for sale or exc. for O-too-
tan soys, brab peas, etc. Write.
H. G. Yeomans, Collins.



2 pure AAA Buft Rock cock-.

erels, $1.10 ea. or exc. Also
10 pure B. R. pullets and roo-
ster, March-April hatch, $12 for
lot, also 25 nice B. R: capons,
wt. 8 and 10 lbs. Lot for re Mrs
R. M. Ray, Ellijay.
. Pure bred -White Rock roost:
ers, 1932 hatch, pure Fischel str.
$2 ea. 2 for $3.50. Mrs. Clarence
| Waldrep, Forsyth, R 1.
Buff Rock eggs, 50c per 15 del.
Mrs. . G. Callahan, Way~
cross, Ret,
-Parks strain., Reg. Permit,
547-C-33. Flock State blood-

tested. Yr. old cock and 15)

eggs, $2.50; eggs: in incubator
lots. Mrs. Mamie Roach Ply-
ler, Daisy.

13 pure bred eollege Str., Be
R. hens and pullets, 65 ea.



cockerels. from |
18 1-2 lb. hen with 268 record,

Special

Fae

20th-25th.



and 1 rooster, Fischel str.



t

a4 Using Wild F lov aad Hobs as an-
other FARM INCOME. Display, For Sale,
and Special Lectures at FARMERS MAR-
KET, Sears, Roebuck and bores, March

& H. . Bishop, Market Master,
ae Reebnels & capes

Notice!



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Poultry For Sale

: "Poultry For Sale



FOB, aGa 3 Eng. str. W. L. pul-
ets. All 1932 hatch, Cash. Mrs.
Dee Pollard, Bremen. R. 1.

9% March 1932 hatch Nugget
str., Buff Rock pullets and 1
cockerel, $7.00; also extra
cockerel, same age and strain,
$1.00. Miss
Gray. .

6 B. R. hens and cockerel,

$5.00 for the lot, or exc. for]

Black Jersey Giant, Marcy str.
same number. Mrs. W. F.
Chambers, Milan, R. 2. |

White Rock. cock, 13 mos,
old, from 300 egg mating, $2-
00; 18 mos. old Sheppard str.
Ancona -hens, 55c; eggs 45c
per setting. R. O. Goodmen,
McDonough, R. 5.

6 pure bred White Rock ae
08 ea. Mrs. pT EB. McClung,
Bremen.

43 hens and 5 cocks, White
Rocks from Blue Ribbon
Hatchery last March: Large

and fine, 80c ea. FOB. We ey

Lewis, Adairsville.
2 npc Ringlet B._R.

Salonie Green,
: ham. Bid,

ners



1932 hatch, in service cock-
erels, $2.00 or $1.25 ea. FOB.
hatching eggs, 60c per 15 del.

3

Thoroughbred B. R. rooster,
March 1932 hatch, $1.00 FOB.
Cash. W. R. Connell, Whig-



'BANTAMS

Silver Sebright and blooded.

Buff Cochin roosters, reason-
able price; also R. I. Red roo-
sters, $2.00 ea., eggs, $1.00;
Mallard duck and Pheasant

eggs, $3.00 set. Mrs. Fred Cres-

well, Atlanta, Roswell
phone, Cherokee 2475

Mille Fleur pantams, from
imported breeding stock, Win-
at the leading Poultry
Shows throughout the country.
$1.00 te $3.00 ea.. Money re-
funded if not satsfied. W. 5S.
Fricks, Pendergrass. She

Road. |



BRAHMAS
Thoroughbred light Brahmas

'5 pullets and: 1 cockerel, $5.00



Mrs. N. R. Wilson, Canon. R



NUMBER
"Poultry, For Ss le



for lot. Carl Somme,
nah. 214 W. 59th St.

GAMES :

Pen of Red, Blue and
games. exc. for corn, pea
oats, 2 pigs or 1 shoat; Let
sponsible folks have on sha
or $3.50 in money. F, M. M:



dox, Stone Mtn.

Pure Napoleon . Blue gal
3 puliets laying, 1 cocke i
00; also eggs, same strain
50 per 15. Mrs. J. D. hoes
Dexter.

Pure . A. Ginn Grays,

\Red: cocks, hens, stags
lets; also eggs, e1, 00 oo 15

IE, Vaughn, Royston. R. 1.
Ginn Gray stag, 5 1-2

| $2.50; Blue ands Gray Gros

1-2 lbs. Si. 50; Roundhead |
Warhorse cross, 10 mo
5 Ibs. $1.50. Dan Pettigr
Fayette. ho Box 7: 2

3 games, Gray stag, 4
Warhorse cock, 1 1-2 yr
5 lbs. twice winner: War
stag, 5 Ibs. $1:50 ea.
Oe LaFayette. R- 2.



a

$1.25 ea. or lot for: $1 50,
Cash with order, Mrs.
Wheeler, Soperton. Re 2

LEGHORNS
300 (W. L. pullets, 6 wks.



| Barron str. AA grade. .

March 27th, from 250 eg
80c ea. FOB. No exch. N 9
Ao Liles, loge msville.

60 W. ay hens, April
hatch, 45 ea. at Sati :

Wr ight, Alto.

10 Tancred. str W.
and cockerel, $5.00 6G x
party to pay shipp ing
Mrs. John Ame bas ]
ae



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Prevailing Wholesale Prices, March Le, 1938. Always Subject Variation,

Kegs, Extra, dozen savnnennennnenntn 8 12

Eggs, standard, dozen
Eges, Georgia trade, dozen

Eggs, yard run, doz. eee

ens, 414 Ibs. up, lb 2

MARKET REPORT.

OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

Atlanta "Macon

ens, small colored and W. Leghorn,_-

; Roosters, Ib.

Field peas. not mixed, bu. _..--------
Country butter, best table, 1b. Soe
Ear Corn, (80 Ibs. to bu.) bu. Shoe Se

Sweet potatoes, per 100 Ibs. Besos

Wheat,

Cabbage. tee 100 Ibs.)
eavine Hay, No. 1, ton

anus Be No. 1, ton .

_ Savannah Augusta Columbus
$ .14 $ 1

1.25
10.00
8.00

60
1.00 .
10.00
8.00

_ Valdosta Ronte
$ 1 $ .





Grain and Hay For Sale
Grain and Hay Wanted

- Poultry. For Sale
Poultry Wanted
Baby Chicks For Sale :

Baby Chicks Wanted sal See
Eggs For Sale ee ae eee aoe
Higes: Wanted. ee Si ceeccrn re a
Live Stock For Sale - aes
Live Stock Wanted.

Positions Wanted

Farm. Help Wanted .

Plants For S$
Plants Wanted

Seed For Sale .

Seed Wanted
Miscellaneous For Sale x
Miscellaneous Wanted ....
Tobacco For Sale

Tobacco Wanted
oo Products For Sale

INDEX

Sale



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y For Sale

ae orders in advance
. Feb. hatch Booths AAA
c. W.L. cockerels. First, or-

ers get pick of flock. Will
a when 10 wks old. 60c ea.
1. McConnell, Athens, 264
ntahala Ave.

) Everlay B. L. hens, 18 Mos.
ld, and 1 rooster, 2 yrs. old,
0c ea, Exc. for 60 baby chicks,
ny heavy breed. Mrs. H. L.
icDaniel, Rebecca. R 2. 7

Sev. very fine trapnested W.
. 10 wks old cockerels from
natings of 280-320 eggs, at $1
a. 25c ea. less for ea. cockerel
igre orders for more than 1 in
yt. Mrs. E. D. Young, Leslie.
1B. L. rooster from fine
laying stock, about grown, $1.-
00, or exc. for other value. J.
. Akins, Graymont,
500 Tancher Leghorn yr.
dad ae in good. production,
200 Booths White

OB. W. B. Williamson, Bre-
ene <
UB cocks, about 8 mos
id, $1. 00 ea. or exc. for good
unner peanuts. Mrs. Leah
urst, Meigs. R 1.
37 pure bred Ferris strain
ung W. L. hens and 1 cock-
rel. Trapnested and bred to
. 65c ea. $24.00 for lot, FOB.
s. A. B. Cox, Blue Ridge.

oi MINORCAS |
10 White Minorca hens and
oster, pure bred, Booth str.,
st March hatch, 75c ea. No
ES, Mrs. C. W. Sauls, Shell-
n. 7; 2

SCELLANEOUS CHICKENS
laying hens, 17 pullets, be-
aying in March, and 1 roo-
er, $10, at my home, or exc.
oat or heifer calf, of same

_ Mrs. Odessa Roberts,

ead white friers and hens:
ks, Wyandottes, Giants. E.
Jones, Waycross.

ORPINGTONS
Grand Champion Winners of
outheast Biggest Shows, 175

ie Ribbons, 36 Loving Cups.
Special; 6 Sweepstakes: Few
ice cockerels, eggs, baby
hicks . Low ce Mrs. Ed Mor-





uff Oto, culled and ploodtest-
About, 1-3 of hens yr. old,
hers 2 yrs. old, $50, or $1 a.
OB. J. H. K. Jones, Tifton. -
Thoroughbred Golden Buff
p. cockerel, 2 yrs. old, $1, or
;. for 3 young, pure White or
rown Leghorn hens; Buff Orp.
eggs, 75c per 12. Kate E. King,
tlanta, 30 Peachtree Ave. NE.
Few Booths Ped. Buff Orp.
sockerels and pullets, AAA
Matings, $1.50 ea. Eggs, $1.00,
1.50 for 30. Inc, lots, cheaper;
old chicks, any quantity
ached Mrs. i a Cc. Ward,

26 pure bred young Buff
rp. hens and 2 cocks, 75c ea.
ee ee Tk Williams, Boston.

PHEASANTS FOR SALE.



Ringneck cock, $2; Peafowls,
$25 pr.; Quail, $5 pr. Booking or-
TS for Golden, Silver, Mongol-
n, Mutant, Ringneck, Amhearst
easant eggs. D. Jennings, Jr.,
nericus, P. O. Box 84.
Eng. Ringnecks (direct from
lemson College str.) choice hens
.50; toms, $1.50. Dl. my sta-
tion. Exc. for White King Pig-
ms, or Chinchilla rabbits. R. H

Lady Amhearst and Ringnecks.
hearsts, $10 pr. Ringnecks, $8
All unrelated, pure bred stock
Japanese Silkie bantams, $3
Mrs. J. T. Ethridge, Atlanta,

&S Bldg. z
ng goldens, $5 oo
reed this season.



All will
. J, Barrow,

eck cocks, 1932 hatch,
2 yrs. old. Fine

tom, $4.75,

Poultry For Sale

ers, $2.50 ea. Also 2 prs. Ring-
|necks, $4 pr.

T. D. Fisher, At-
lanta, 934 Highland wer, N. E.
Hemlock, 4529-W.

PIGEONS

1 Carneaux male and 1 female
half Carneaux and half White,
mated and working, 40c, at my
home. J. B. Floyd, Canon, R 2.

10 pr. Silver Kings, mated,
banded and working, $2 pr. Stan-



ley Hatcher, Augusta, 1819 Wal-

ton Way. :

3 pr. growing Giant White
Kings, now working for sale, or
exch. Will send 1 extra pigeon
to buyer. Wm. Hackett, Macon,
4 Astor Place.

200 W. K. and Silver King pi-
geons, 40c ea. or exc. for cows,

Brunswick.
Champion, Big Boy |
White Kings, mated pairs and
youngsters. Producers of extra
fine squabs. Reasonable prices.

/|D .D. Akers, College Park.
Surplus of Red and White

pigeons for sale or exc, for
chickens, either broilers friers
or laying hens. Will exc. for |
peanuts or anything can use

lasville. R 5.

White Kings and common
pigeons, mix. all good workers.
20c pr. Not less than 5 pr. to
an order. T. D. Collier Moul-
trie.

50 pr. White Kings, working
and high producers. 40c pr. J.



QUAIL FOR SALE

for breeding purposes, Descend-
ants Colemans stock in Virginia.
Raised in captivity past 12 yrs.
High producers in egg production
$5 pr. Mrs, T. Treanor, Milledge-
ville.

Native Bob White quail, $1 pr.
in lots of 3 prs. or more. S :
Pope, Ocilla, R 3.

Specially selected pairs of
Quail for breeding purposes. De-
scendants from Colemans stock
in Virginia; raised in captivity
past 12 yrs. High producers in
egg production. $5 pr. Mrs. T.
Treanor, Milledgeville.

_R. I. REDS
5 pure bred laying R. I. Red



er, $1.20, $6 for lot, FOB. Cash
with order. Mrs. H. G. Hall,
Whigham, R 1.

10 large pure bred R. 1. Red
hens, now laying, 60c ea. Mrs, J.
E. Powell, Wadley, R 2.

12 young hens, laying, R I

Best laying str. $12 for lot. Ida
Carson, Griffin, R 4.

Dark Red rooster, Donaldson
str. $1.50. Exe. for sweet pota-
toes for bedding. Send potatoes
by Frt. Miss Ida Dodd, Fair-
mount, R 1.

50 S. C. R. I. Red hens, $1 ea.
2 cockerels, 1932 hatch, $3 each;
4 cocks, 3 yrs. old, $1.50 per 15,
$2.50 for 50. $4 C. Mahood str.
Miss Belle Timmerman, Bron-
wood.

24 pure bred R. . Red hens,

5 = 6 Ib. wt. 12 1-2c lb. Arthur
Owen, Barnesville.
: Large, darkest red, young, lay-
ing hens, 90c; April hatch M. B.
Exe. for 2 hens, 14
lbs. or more, same breed; cus-
tom hatch eggs, 2c ea. 240, $4.50.
Sat. guar. Mrs. J. E. Sikes, Coch-
ran, Ri 2.

White, R. C. Rhode Island
hens and roosters, '75c ea. Eggs
for setting, 75c per 15. Mrs. W.
S. Hadden, Shellman, R 1. .

Pure bred R. I. Red rooster and
2 hens, from prize stock, 7 mos.

old, Rooster wt. 8 lbs. hens, about

5 lbs. ea..$6 for lot, or $2 ea. Mrs.
M. R. Long, Dahlonega, R 5.

5 pure bred R. I. Red pullets
and cockerel, 1 yr. old, $5 for lot,
or exc. for shoats, of same value.



hogs or chickens. B. W. Murray, |

str.

Write. J. H. Edwards, Doug-.

H. Watts, Chickamauga. R 2. |

Specially selected pairs of quail:

/50e doz. del.

hens, 1932 hatch, $1 ea. 1 roost-.

Reds, extra fine 2 yr. old cock.

Mrs, R. A. Mangham, Griffin, R |



| Poultry For Sale
- Donaldson str. S. C. R. I. Red |

hens, prize winning stock, $1 ea.
March 1932 hatch rosters, $1 ea.;
eges, 50c per 15, or $1.50 for 50;
$3 C. Mrs. E. Z. Trammell, Du-

| luth, R 1.

S. C. R. I. Red rooster, yr. old,
pe FOB. Ed Coxwell, Warren-

n.
10 R. I. Red hens laying, and
rooster, Feb. 1932 hatch, $10. A.
B. McCorkle, Harlem, R 2. i

5 R. C. R. I. Red pullets, now
laying, and 1 cockerel, $3.75 FOB
for lot; Eggs, 40c per 15 postpaid;
pair Mammoth Bronze, hen ready
to lay, $5 FOB. Mrs. A. B. Crow,
Flowery Branch, R 2.

R. I. Red cockerels, $1 ea. or
exc. If interested, write. N. H.

Stallings, Carrollton, R, 4. -

6 dark R. I. Red hens and 2

roosters, last April hatch, 75c ea.

No chks. Some mix. - chickens.
Mrs, Chas. Seiferman, Sylvester.
1 purebred R. I. Red rooster,
Ss. Cicstr., 2 yr. old; $1, or xe.
for 15 pure bred baby chicks; 30
Ibs. seedling pecans, 8c Ib. Exe.
for W. L. chicks. Mrs. R. S. At-
taway, Matthews. Sole

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,
GEESE, ETC., FOR SALE
1 pr. fine Mammoth Bronze
turkeys (hen almost ready to



lay) $5; also 5 R. I. Red pullets

and rooster, $3.75. Mrs. A. B.
Crow, Flowery Branch, R. 2.

Fine pure bred M. B. tom, and
2 hens, Bird Bros. strain, $3 ea.
Tom, $4 or 15c Ib. HOB. | Mrs.
J. W. Overton, Bowdon, R 4,

Goldbank str., M. B. Set
toms, wt. 20 to 30 Ibs. ea. W. M
Branan, Lewiston.

M. B. big bone 2 yr. old tom,
healthy and fine, 25c Ib. George
Hardy, Sharpsburg.

White Mammoth Pekins, 2
ducks and 1 drake, $2.25 del. Eegs
Hilton R. Howard,
Milner.

6 pure bred Bourbon Red hens,
2 toms, May hatch, from prize
winning stock. Hens, 11-12 Ib. $2.
15-16 Ib. toms, $2.75 ea. Mrs. J.
J. Bond, Elberton, R. 8.

2 young M. B. hens, beginning
to lay for sale or exe. for baby
chicks. Mrs. Thos. Donaldson,
Summit.

Mammoth B. tom and 2 hens,
wt. 12 - 14 Ibs. ea. Sell or exc.

|for.3 pigs, any good stock, 10-12

wks. old. Ea. pay Exp. ches. P:
W. Wigley, Rallas, R 1.

M. B. Bird Bros., Goldbank
1932 hatch toms, about 30 Ibs.
25 1b; hens, 16 Ibs. up, $4 and
$5 ea. No better stock for breed-
ing. B. B. Mason, Hartwell.

3 pr. green head wild Mallard |"
ducks for sale or exc. for 12 Dark
Cornish hens or pullets, prefer
Bulldog type. James H. Crapps,
Cairo.

Imp. Muscovey ducks, Black
with white markings, $3.50 trio;
eggs, 7c ea. Also pure R. I. Red
and Black Minorca eggs, 4c ea.
Want some Peafowl eggs. E.

Maynard, Newton:

M. B. turkey tom from Mc-
Intyre Rranch. 25-30 lbs. Sell or
exc. for 2 ate hens, same breed
ges C. M. Shaw, Adairsville, R

Pure- White Indian Runner
drakes, 75c ea. 3 for $2 FOB. G.
N. Thomas, Thomashboro.

Baby ducks, Long Island Mam-
moth White Pekins, 20c ea. Mar.
15th; $18 C;-eggs, $1 per 15 del.
C. Li Perdue, Decatur, Phone
Dearborn, 2369-M.

4 pure White Indian Runner

'ducks, now laying, and 1 drake,

75c ea. $3 for lot. Mrs. D. O.
Woodward, Jenkinsbure.

Pure Bourbon Red tom, 24 1-2
Ibs. 2 hens, 12 and 14 lbs. 20c Ib.
FOB. Excellent stock. No chks.
Mrs. Chas. Gardner, Goggins.

2 June hatched M. B. toms,
$2.50 ea. or exc. both for 10 hens,
heavy breed, Reds or B. Rocks

preferred. Ea. pay transportation

chgs. Mrs. Jno.
bany, R A.

L. } nen. Al-

| Cochin bantam hens,

Young tom, wt. about 23. Ibs.} .
pig. Mrs. R. H. an share basis.



Poultry For Sale

Hicks, Stockbridge, R 2.

White Pekins, 1932 hatch: 7
ducks (just beginning to lay), and
2 drakes, $5 for lot. Mrs. M. A.
Miot, Lyons, R 4.

4 big bone Bronze, 2 yrs. old,
Sell or exc. for 100 pure bred
Black Minorca or B. Rock baby
chicks, and shipping chgs. both
ways. Mrs. H. A. Smith, Baxley,
R 4, Box 32.

M. B. 15 Ib. tom and 2 hens,
10 Ibs. ea. big bone var., Gold-
bank str. 1932 hatch. 25 lb. or
$7 for lot. P. W. Wigley, Dal-
las.

1932 hatch M. B. tom, wh, about
25 lbs. guar. healthy,.$5 FOB, or
exc. for 10. W. L. pullets, Tan-
ered or Johnson str. Ea. to del.
FE. C. Kright, Cuthbert, R 1.

3 Bourbon Red spring 1932 hch..
Toms, thoroughbred, wt. around
20 Ibs. and above, $3.75 ea. FOB.
Mrs. J. W. Bradley, Chatsworth.

3 pure bred White Pekins, two

iy

ducks, laying, 1 drake. $1 ea. or:

exc. for same number of pure

bred colored Indian Runners;

also eggs to exch. Math L. Logue,
Gibson.

Pure bred Bronze young toms,
1932 hatch, 20 Ibs. ea. $4.50 ea;
young hens, 12-15 lbs; $3.50 ea.
Cash with order. FOB. Mrs. Lu-
la Christmas, Vienna; R 2.

Large Gray geese, beginning
to lay, $4.75 for 4, or $1.25 ea.
Eggs, $1.25 per ae Mrs, Allen
Russ, Nicholls, R 2 @

1 turkey gobbler; Bronze, large
type,
20 Ib. Mrs. T. S. Shannon, Len-
OX.



WYANDOTTES
8 nice R. C. Silver Lace Wyan-
dotte 8 1-2 mos. old cockerels,

75c ea. Money back if not satis- |

fied. Mrs. Ons McAfee, Wrights-
ville, R 2.

15 pure eed Ss. L. Wyandotte
pullets, all laying and 1 rooster,
$12 for lot, or 75c ea; eggs, same

strain, 50c per set. Edgar Ray,

Ellijay.

Sev. 1 and 2 yr. old 'R, C. si-
ver Lace Wyandotte roosters, 7T5c
ea. Mrs. Henry ae Sum-
merville, R 4.

4 White Wyanddtte. roosters,
pure Martin str, $1 ea. or exc.
for baby chicks, same str. Mrs.
A. J. Goggans, Barner, R 1.

1 pure bred Tarbox str. S. L.
Wyandotte March 1932 hatch
cockerel, $1 not prepaid. Miss
Lyda Gibbs, Uvalda. :

' 2 pure bred S. L. Wyandotte
cockerels, $1 ea. Money order.
No chks. Mrs. M. J. MeDowell,
Blakely, R 2. e

Fine S. L. Wyandotte rooster,
$1; young hens, 75c ea. or 10 hens
for $7. Clarence Brown, Helena.

3 pure S. L. Wyandotte hens,
R. C. and 1 1-2 yrs. old rooster,
$3 for lot. Money order. Mrs. J.
H. Harp, Blakely, R 1

50 S L. Wyandotte pullets and
cockerels, Tarbox str., 8 wks.
old, Wt. 1 1-2 and 2 Ibs., 50c ea.
Mrs. Hugh Bowling, Franklin
Springs. ~

Poultry Wanted

BANTAMS
Want 4 pure bred, laying Butt
Must be
free from scaly legs: Mrs. J. L.
Jacobs, Atlanta, 1152 E. Confed-
erate Ave. SE.
Want to buy bantam hens at
cheap price. C. B. Collins, Ha-
zlehurst.





LEGHORNS

Trade 4 young Everlay BL
hens for 4 cockerels of same
breed, about 1 or 2 yrs. old. Thor-
oughbreds only. Will pay del.
ches. 1 way. Write first. Mrs.
Mable Jones, Register, R 1.

Want for cash, 25 to 60 pure
bred W. L. hens in good cond. No

culls, not over 1 yr. old, at 50c

ea. Party to furnish coops for
express. At once. E, D. Under-
wood, Marietta, Sessions St.
Want 25 to 50 head W. L. hens
| Write for ees

wt. about 20-25 Ibs. $4 or)

Poultry Wanted

mation. Mary Lee Rogers,
ton.

Exe. 1M large Kuda pian
10 W. L. hens, 1932 hate.
Kudzu for 2 pigs; 50 Himal
plants for something of
value. Panny Pharr, Buf
1.

Exc. Jersey cow, fresher
about 2 mos., for young
hens. Cow giving about 4.
milk per day. value $60. Mr.
D. Carswell, Halcyondale.

Want 15 B. lL. hens and 15
I. Red hens, and a cocke:
ea. Will exc. value. Wri
W. W. Long, Grantville, R

Want 20 Barron str. W.
old hens, and 5 cockerels.
best cash price within 100 n
Rome. Mrs. T. S. Keith, Ro!
Re:

ixe,. Po potato plan
season for W. Leghorn pul
Ike Tomberlin, Surrency, R 2

QUAIL WANTED
Want several prs. tame
Quote: price. Mrs. Julian P
lace, Griffin, Rts De

SUSSEX WANTED

Want to hear from parties hi
ing Sussex stock. Want bi
chicks and eggs. State wha
have and best price for cash,
will exc. W. L. hatching eggs s
other value. Mrs. Wm. Bu
Helena.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEE
DUCKS, ETC., WANTED
Friers, turkeys and cap
wanted. Write price del.





-| Rooney, Perry.

Want turkeys or chicken .
raise on halves. Mrs. L. H. F
Roiky Ford, Cio W. 8. Milley.

Want to hear from party h
ing the Toulouse geese. Must
reasonable. Also Goose eg
Send price in first letter. }
A. J. Stancil, Ringgold.

Want 1 Bourbon Red tu
hen. Will exc. 1 pr. pure V
African guineas for same.
Sage for sale, 35c Ib.. big 1
pepper, 20c gal. Mrs. L. B. T.
lor, Cartersville, R 3.

Want Muscovey, White Pel
and Indian Runner ducks. Wi
pay market price. G. W. Dar
Athens, 794 Prince Ave.

WYANDOTTES|
Want 1 nice, well bred
Wyandotte cock or early ha
cockerel, also 1 setting of
at. depression prices. J. O. Bos!
Luthersville.

Baby Chicks F or. Sa

Pape str. S. C. Black Mini
cas, from heavy layers, $7.50.
$3. 15 per 50; $2.15 per 25; eggs
$3.00 per C. Del. Mrs. C.
Rehberg, Cairo.

Hen hatched baby c
from large mix. breed, 7c
del. without hen; 6 1-2c
hen 60c, all shipped toge
write Mrs. J. B. Gullars,
ton Rt2. .-

250 W. L: every week fro:







, my own high producing

and own incubation, 8c
Chas M. Powell, Macon. W
leyan Drive. Bes
Barred Rocks, Reds, Wh
Rocks, W. Wyandottes, B
Orp., White Leghorns, $6.00

| $3.25, 50, $1.75 for 25, del.

del. guaranteed. Discount
shipments above 500. BE. R.

_|lington, Atlanta.510 Piedmo:

Ave.

White Leghorns, $5. 50 Ce
Rocks and Reds; $6.00 C.;
ers, 500 or more, $5.25 and $
50. W. Q. Dewberry, Valdost
405 River St.

Baby chicks ready for Ss.
ment on 16th, at $8.00
Large type of mix, chicks. M
Ellis Lightsey, Bristol, R 1

Heavy assorted baby ch cks
C. del. Guar. live de
March 13th, Add le per chic!








y chicks gure Tancred |
rom proven breeders,
rs. old hens, mated to ped,
| f high official record,
icialy bloodtested.. Prices
onable. M. W. Kantala,
rton.
cialy bloodtested R. I.
Bb. h. and W.7.. alse
ted number of White Rocks
W. Wyandottes. Large
hes ea. Thursday. Prices
icks high grade. J. C.
Milledgeville. -

But Orp. hen hatched baby
ks, $6.00 C. Hatching eggs,
per 15; 75c per 30: Want
ce turkey, eggs. Will eXC.

Rocks, Buft Orp. s
;, Booking orders for

ee Cordele. Box

ire ccd Ww. ii, $5.75 C.
el. guar, Ready April 15.
for pure Portorican po-

lants: 100 for 6M. plants,
ny as 300 chicks. Asa M.

mostly B. Rocks, 12 1-2
1; also fine type Holly-
ancred March cockerel,

ot delivered. Exc. for:

t. J. C. Richter, Meigs.
Ss, 5 1-2c; heavy mix, 5c;
100 add 25c; custom
hing, 2c an egg, or 3c chick
, Tray, 154 egg cap. $2-

. R. Bailey, Harlem, R 1.
Thoroughbred State Dblood-
ted baby chicks, Reds and
-B. Rocks, Permit No.
$7.00 C; Custom hatch-
$2.00 C. '39. 00, 500; $17.50
Charles F. Wiehrs, Savan-

. 745 East 35th St,

50 heavy mixed baby chicks,
KS. Old, 15c ea. $20.00 for
00 heavy mix. day old
; March 14th, 8c ea. $7.-
Money order preferred.

S. Berryhill, Cochran.

vable chicks from Culled,
ally bloodtested, . out-
ding flocks of Reds, B. R..,
ocks, Buff Orp., Austra-
and W. Leghorns, J. H.
d, Athens, Box B.

: ed. Leghorns. Quality
ks and eggs; also Barron
Eng. leghorn chicks and
. Write for records and

H..L. Mozley, East

W. Vesta Ave.
Pure bred S. L. Wyandotte and
rks B. R. chicks, 6 1-2c each,
March 13th del. Live del.
. B. M. Logan, Athens, R 2.
re bred Dark Cornish baby
icks, 10c ea. at 1 day old; eggs
postpaid. Guar. sat. Mrs.

> Best Ege str. W. L.
oe stock . direct from

sev. M. W. L., Barred Rocks,

ds for March 9th and 16th.

ested. Write for special
H. A. Prather, Washington.

50 mix. heavy breed chicks, 4
old March 14th, 15c ea. or
or $21: heavy breed chicks,
old March 14th, 200 or more

-2c ea., $7 C. Mrs. J. S. Ber-
1, Cochran, RS.

Pure bred S. C. Buff Orp. baby
cks, hen hatched, day old, 8c

week, 12c: 2 wks. 10c; 3
18c ea, del. Miss. Ronie
n, Shellman, R 1.

C stom hatching, 2c an egg.
g eggs and come after chicks
baby chicks for sale, W. L.

I. Reds, J. Kingston, At-

R 2, Phone Main 2577.

chicks of quality. Special
rices. Write at once. E. R.
ins, Fitzgerald.

vigorous, pure bred
ks, Reds, Whit





ven good laying str.
Live del. R. H. Fechtel, Albany.

-Tancred str. W. L., $6 C. 500
for $27 prepaid and live del. guar
Custom hatching, 1 3-4c per egg.

10 yrs. exp. A. V. Havers
Graymont.

Pure bred W. L. baby. chicks,
Tancred str. $5.75 C. $14 for 250.
Live del. guar. Ready March 21st.
Asa M. Vickery, Lavonia, R 2.

J. B. Giants, W. Wyandottes,
March and April del. $8.50 C. Also
eggs for sale. Good, strong
chicks. Ij B. Landrum, Adairs-
ville, R 3.

Baby chicks, heavy assorted, $5
C. $1.65 per 50; $1.35 for 25, pre-
paid. Ready March 20th. Order
now. Clyde Strickland, Screven.

Eng, Leghorns, Reds and
Rocks. Quality chicks, and ev-
ery chick sold to satisfy you.
Order early. Eustace J. McKin-

*iney, Blackshear.
200 pure bred S. C. R. I. Red}

| chicks, del. March 23rd, $6 C;
25 chicks, $2; pure bred Red
eggs, Donaldson str. 65cc per. 15,
del. Carton ret. Charles Bailey,
Vienna.

Heavy mixed, principally B.
Rocks and Reds, $5 C. Good W.
L., $7; S. L. Wyandottes, $8 C.
100 per cent live del. Custom
hatching, 2c an egg. J. O. Fus-
sell, Dawson.

W. L. day old eee from
high producing, trapnested,
bloodtested flock, 6c ea. Barred
Rocks, 6 1-2c Del. 100 per cent
live del. guar. D. P. Martin,
Cobbtown. |

Baby chicks, Parks B; R., and
Tarbox S. L. Wyandottes, $6.50
C. del; 10 hens, 75c ea. del. B.
M. Logan, Athens, Ry Qe ts

Baby Chicks Wanted
Want 1 or 200 baby chicks to

raise on halves. B. R., or Reds,
preferred. Will pay postage and





feed, and keep 10 wks. Ref. Mrs.

Earl Mullins, Penfield.

Want 300 chicks to raise on
halves to 10 wks. Buff Orp. pre-
ferred, or other large type. Any
time in March. I pay postage
back. Mrs, J. E. ae Lyons,
Bi: :

Want 500 B. R. or W. L. baby
chicks to raise on halves to 10
wks. Party pay ches.

cockerels. Satisfactory per cent
guar, Write.
airsville, R 1. ;

Want 200 B. R., 200 R. I. Reds
to raise on halves to 8 wks. old.
Pay express 1 way. H. D. Blair,
Marietta, R 4. ~

Want 100 B, L. also 100 Cor-

nish to raise on halves to 10 =
old. Other party pay postage; I
furnish feed. By March 20th. H.
A. Browning, Dublin, R 3.

Want 1M chicks to raise on
halves, any time after 10th of
March to 10 wks. old. Mrs. J. H,
McClelland, Waycross, R 2, Box
52-B.

Want 200 chicks to raise on
halves to 10 wks. old. White Buff
Orp. preferred. Mrs. Mellie Loch-
man, Clarkesville, Star Rt.

Want. 200 baby chicks to raise
on halves to 10 or 12 wks. old.
Ref. Edd Mathis, Alapaha, R 1.

Want 100-200 baby chicks to
raise on halves to 10 wks. old.
Party pay chgs. both ways. Prefer
B. R. or Reds, but accept any
heavy breed. Mrs. J. R. Mang-
hum, Zebulon.

Want 2 or 300 baby chicks to
raise on halves to 8 wks. old. I
furnish feed and other party pay
chgs. both ways. Any heavy breed
Ref. given. Curtis Waddell, Bre-
men, R 2.

Want 500 baby chicks to raise
on halves to 10 wks. old, I fur-
nish feed; other party pay pos-
tage 1 way. Any breed, but pre-
fer W. L. B. Rocks or Reds. Be-
gin any time. Naomi ies Don-
alsonville.

Want 100 B. i. to 1 raise on hal-

| ves to 8 - 10 wks. old. Write terms |
first. Mrs. Ji tie Craft, Milford

- Postpaid. |

I furnish
|feed and caponize their share of

J. M. Wood, Ad-



Want 500 or 1M baby chicks to
raise on halves. Reds or Wyan-
dottes, would take Brown L. or.
Anconas; also want 25 or 50 baby
turkeys to raise, 50-50 basis. Mrs.
aes Gray, Doerun, R be Box
8

Want 500 or less baby chicks
i. raise on halves. Any breed,
some thoroughbred W. L.,

Ezzell, Rockmart.

Want 200 baby chicks to raise
on halves to 8 wks old. Any as-
sorted heavy breed. Party pay
chgs. both ways. J. M. Browning,
Dublin, R 3.

Want 200 chicks to raise on
halves to 10 wks. old, pure bred
S. C. R. I. Reds. Party pay ches.
both ways. MES: D. E. Mixon,
Sereven.

Want pure bred White Rock
baby chicks, and pure lard in
exc. for P. R. potatoes and small
black-eyed peas, or as part pay-
ment. Miss Birdie Kightfoot,
Millen. :

Exe. Cokers Wilt-resitsant cot-
ton seed for 100 W. L. chicks. R.
S. Holland, Pulaski, R 1.

Will pay 10c ea. for 15 pure
bred Giant str. Light Brahma
baby chicks. Guar. live del. post-
paid. Mrs. H. B. Whitmore, ane
ton, R 1,

Want 500 chicks to raise on
halves to 10 wks. old, any large

breed. Party to pay postage; I

furnish feed. J. S.

Clarkesville, R 3.
Want 100 Thompson sn B. R.
baby chicks to raise on halves to
8 or 10 wks. old. At once. Mrs, H.
A. Daniels, Pinehurst. '
Want 50 or 100 chicks to raise.
on halves to 10 wks. old. Other

Renner

|party pay transportation. Prefer

White Rocks, Orp., J. B. Giants,
or Wyandottes. Mrs. E. C, Hea-
ton, Hartwell, R 3.

Want W. i chicks to raise on
halves to 2 mos, old. Have had
exp. O. L. Nixon, Carrollton, R 6.
Want 2-or 300 baby chicks to
raise on halves.to 10 wks. old.

Reds, Rocks or B. L. preferred.

Postpaid to me. Mrs. J. T. Hud-
gins, Summerville, R11.

Want from 2 to 500 baby chicks
to raise on halves to 10 wks. old.
Any breed. J. R. Henderson, Sum-
mit, R 3.

Want 50 baby chicks, mixed
breed, to raise on halves. Mrs.
Phoebe McClure, Athens, R 2.

Want 300 Ferris Str Woo ts
chicks to raise on. halves to 8

wks. old. Party to pay chgs. J.

D. Webb, Soperton, R. 1.

Chicks wanted to raise on hal-
ves to 10 wks. old. Party to pay
chgs. I furnish feed. Games pre-
ferred. Write first, stating what
you have. c. L. Price, Davisboro,
R25

Want 200 baby chicks to raise
on halves to 10 wks. old. Other
party to pay transportation chgs.
Wash Jones, Marble Hill, Ga.
Shipping point, Tate, Ga.
_ Want 100 W. L. chicks to raise

on halves to 10 wks. old. Party

pay chgs. both ways; I furnish
feed. Mrs, F. M. Mitchell, Eaton-
ton, Ri 2.

Want 100 to 200 chicks, large
breed, to raise on halves to 8 - 10
wks. old. Mrs. C. C. Wilson, Vi-
dalia.

Want 100 Reds or Buff Orp. to
raise on halves to 10 wks. old,
also 100 W. L. Owner to furnish
transportation, Mrs.. Elsie Spivey,
Union Point.

Exc. pr. fine Homing pigeons
for baby chicks, or sell pigeons.
Jernigan McDaniell, Chipley.

Want 100 baby chicks to raise

on shares to 8 wks. old. Party

pay chgs. Barred Rocks prefer-
red, but will take any kind. Mrs.
J. A. McMillan, Rockingham, R

i; ae
Want 50-100 baby chicks to

raise on halves to 8 or 10 wks.

old. Party hand eke W. L. or B.

and |}
| Barred Rocks desired. Mrs. Jas.

$1.50 per15.
tings, $1 per set. del. No chks. |



Reduced prices for setting eggss|
The Worlds fa-|

$1.50 per 16.
mous Australorp. W. G. Southall,
Toomsboro.

Hatching eggs ies 2 yr. old
Thompson B. R. 65c per 15, or 50c
per 15 if 3 or more settings. $2.50
per C postpaid. Mrs. A, C.
Spence, Blakely.

Pure Park's str. namie eegs,

B. R., sub. to ref. 75 per 15. $1.25}
for 30. Del. and crate ret. Mrs.

J. S. Raulerson, Rockingham.

Turkey eggs by the hundreds,
from large, 2 yr. old Bourbon
Reds. Will accept farm produce.
Mrs. Julian F. Pruitt, Lavonia.

Pure Thompson Ringlet B. R.
eggs, 50e per 15. del. Carton ret.
Mrs. Kate BE. Morris, Ailey, R 2.

Pure bred fawn col. Indian
Runner duck eggs, best laying
str. 65c per 13 del. A. D. Call,
Ellijay, R 4.

Selected eggs from 1 and 2 yr.
old hens, Roselawns AA matings
75e per setting, postpaid. 25c
per doz. in larger lots, FOB. Aus-
tin Tanner, Broxton.

Pure bred Partridge | Rock eggs,
$1 per 15. Mrs. T. E. Stephens,
Cordele.

Turkey eggs from a 9 yr. hen,
$2.50 doz. del.. Mrs. R. B. Mon
ey, Adairsville.

Pure Pit game, Warhorse eggs
$1 per 15. Al Irvin, Maysville,
R 4.

Ringneck pheasant eggs from
range birds held in semi-con-
finement. Every cock a yr. old.
Guar. del. prepaid. Gail Bilder-
back, Gray.

Black and white Muscovey
duck eggs, 13 for 50c. Mrs. Dora
Fitzgerald, Rochelle, R 1.

Schmidt str. Buff Minorca eggs

$1.00 per 15 postpaid. Cartons].

ret. Theron Phillips, Alpharetta,
23

Aristocrat B. R. eggs, 60c, per
set. or 2 settings $1 postpaid.
Carton ret. Robin Jenkins, Dah-
lonega: .. -

Mammoth White Pekin duck
eggs, 50c per 15. Miss Verna
Fulfords,. Ellaville, R 3.

Turken eggs, $1.25 per 15, del.
Cartons ret. J. F. Greer, Monti-
cello.

Fischel str. White Minorca eggs
Orders over 3 set-

J. K. Waite, Marietta, R 2.
Hatching eggs from Tom Bar-
ron Leghorns, direct from Rose-

lawn, AA Matings, $1 per 15, $4

G del. $3C. if called: for... TF: S:
Visscher, Decatur, 11 Chureh
St., Phone Dea-0315-J.

White Wyandotte eggs, 50c per
15. L. A. Horton, Atlanta, 1169
Kontz Ave., N. W.

Marcy str. J. B G or Parks
str B. R. eggs, 50c per set. or 30
for $1 del. eae Simmons,
Decatur.

White Cornish leges, $1 per 15.)

Mrs. I. H. Pierce, Montrose.

Turkey eggs, $2.50 doz; also
few hens, $2.50 and $3 ea. Mrs.
H. C. Dodson, Red Oak.

Pure bred Thompson Imp.
Ringlet eggs, 60c per setting, dal.
or exc. for nice, dried apples.
Write first. Mrs. J. W. Buchan,
Ambrose, R 1.

Thompson Imp. Ringlet B. R.
eggs from prize winning stock,
2nd direct, 50c per 15; 85c for
30, del. Boxes ret. Mrs. J. E.
Steadam, Bainbridge; R 2.

Mammoth White Pekin duck
eggs, 50c per 13, also Thompson
Imp. Ringet eggs, 40c -per 15,
postpaid. No exch. Mrs. J. P.
Fitzgerald, Rochelle, R 1.

Hatching eggs from large, 2

yr. old Pape str. Black Minorcas,

stock direct. $1 per 15, $4.50 per
C. postpaid. Mrs. G. W. Wilson, |_
Martin.

Pure bred Dark Cornish eggs.

Hens wt. 5-7 lbs., mated with 9-

11 lb, unrelated cocks, $1 per 15,
postpaid. Mrs. Ruth Johnson,
Dawson, R 6, Box 160.

R. I. Red eggs, $1 per 15 del.
or 75 per setting at home. Don-
aldson str iss. We wD: Stri kK

trapped, 312:



fon other gadis can use,
Weeks, Harlem.

from 3 yr. old. ducks, =n 1
ing. str., 75c per 15, "pea L,
Crate ret. ona order. Mrs. W.

str., 35c each. Mrs. M. W.
Buena Vista, R 6.
Pure bred M. B. turkey eggs,
$1.50 per 12. Mrs. N. G. M
Buena Vista.
Big Gray-Blue Paulotiee a
eggs, 25c ea. Mammoth White
Pekin duck eggs, 75c doz, Pr
paid to 2nd zone. Can ship
mediately. C. W. Page, Norer
Black and Gray Speckled tur-
key eggs $2 per doz. Ret

crate. Mrs. W. W. Gaines, Mize

Mammoth Pekin duck
75 per 15. Exc, 2 set. for
turkey eggs. Exc. honey
country cured meat for turke|
eges or Rucker cotton seed. Ve
nie D. Wall, Axson, Ga. .

Pure bred Mammoth
Pekin duck eggs, 75c per. a Z
del. Mrs. W. I. Moblen, Lud i-
Cin Reel.

Tompkins str. R. I. Red e
50c per setting, not postpai
lovely pullets, now laying, 75 ea
Mrs. J. T. Peyton, Mt. Airy. ~

AAA W. I. eggs, from heavy
laying, pure bred hens, 75c
15 del. Mrs. Mack Hetneny
ine Rock, Re. ;

eggs, $1 per 15, del. Cash.
order. Miss Alma Matth
Barnesville, R 3, Box 234.
Hatching eggs from pure
Giant str, ae Brahma

and April,

Mrs. Fuller | Sturdivant,

ley.

- Pure Dark Cornish eggs

per 15 del. Exc. few for SO

same breed, from best

Mrs. S..S. Smith, Macon, R
Pure bred Black Minorca egg

for setting, 50c per 16. Add post-

age. Mrs. Russell Sauls, Sl

man.
AAA W. lL. eggs, stock direct

from Booth, carrying the di-

rect blood lines of contest char

pions with records up to 342

eggs per year. 75c per 18. Car-

ton ret. Dick Scott, Adairsvi
Mammoth Pekin duck . eggs.

75 per setting of 12: Mrs. Sa

Arrowood, Atlanta, Rt. 8

Macon Drive).

- Pure Tancred W. se eggs, [5c

per 15, $1.40 for 30, del. Ww. hy

Helton, Danville, R a

W. i. eggs from heavy a ing
Ferris str., $2 per C. del. Party
to furnish shipping crate. =
Nixon, Carrollton, R 6.

Mixed breed turkey eggs, fro.
unrelated stock $1.25 per. doz,
del; small white, running bu

| ter-beans, 25 lb. 5 lbs. $1. del

J. M. Jones, Grayson.

Hatching eggs, Black . Tailed
Japanese, Dark Cornish and
Golden Sebright bantams. Also
large, heavy -type Dark Corn-
ish, $2 per 15. Mrs. Joe L. es
LaGrange, Box 522. ae

Turkey eggs, $2 doz,
with order. Miss Ruth Brown
Shiloh, R 2, Box 48.

Columbian Wyandotte. mS
$1 per 15, postpaid. W. D.
nett, Molena.

. Booking orders ees from fie
Bone NB: turkeys, $2. 50. doz.
Young poults: also Austra an
guinea and R. I. Red eggs, 3c
ae egg. Mrs. G. L. HOEY \

yville, R 1.

ees from best pens,
Reds, 272 in 5:
wks., Cornish not trapped All
75 per 16. Exe, for cured

4. Segroves, Fayettevil





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Executive Offices:
tate Capitol, Atlanta, Ga.
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Commissioner

wax L. McRAE,
1 ector, Bureau of Markets

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- CORRECTIONS:

ECOND HAND MACHINERY
FOR SALE.

2 horse Chattanooga turning

plow No. a $5; 2 horse Middle

, Perfection, $3, Gantt's

n fe $2.50; 2 - 1 horse

yn beam plows, Good as new.

i. McLeroy, Griffin, Rt. Cc.



8 CORRECTION

FLOWERS: AND SEED
'\ FOR SALE

Foxeloves, Tritoma, Anchusa,
pmore, Lathyrus, pink, giant

Mary Lewis Co :

r20 a.:

Wyandotte eggs;



@Pure bred Buff Orp., eggs, se-

jected for hatching, 2 1-2 doz.
weekly, 75c per 15, Ethel Gid-
dens, Eastman, R 5, Box 36.
Everlay B. L. eggs, 65c per 15,
del, or 50c at my home. Mrs. G.
L. Bloodworth, Mcintyre, R 2..
Full stock Cornish eggs, Toc

| per setting, or $1.25 for 30 eggs.

Mrs. Ruth Halliday, Dublin, R
Wild Mallard duck eggs $1 per
15. Terrell FE. Johyson, Forsyth.
Ancona hatching eggs, 50c
per 15. Sat. guar. Mrs, Lewis P,
Gunn, Thomson. |
M. B. big bone turkey eggs,

| $1.50 per doz. not prepaid. Mrs.

W. E. Melton, Shellman.
M, B. turkey eggs, sev. doz.

ready for del. now. $1.75 per doz.

prepaid; Want to buy a good

| Jersey cow, fresh in, 2nd -, 3rd

calf. J. B. Coke, Macon, R 1.
Pure bred Thompson B. R.

eggs, $2 per 100; 50c per 15, pre-.

paid; 2 fine roosters, 75c ea. also
laying pullets, 75c ea; Mrs, me C.
Clifton, Millen.:

Blue Andalusian eggs for set-
ting from pure, 3 yr. old stock.
Royal Blue str., same quality,
5c per 15.) Mrs. L. B. Heath,
Decatur. -

Eggs from Star Pen of Don-

|aldsons Reds, $2, and Exhibi-

tion pens at $1.50 per 15 (ess
than half regular price). Exe.
some for new white geese feath-
ers. Mrs. R. J. Fleming, Lincoln-
ton.

Ped. Dark Brown 18F hatching
eggs, $1.50 per 15. $8.C. Del.
Eggs from hens with ee

record of 225-250 per yr. W.
Bonunele: College Park, R .

Dark R. I, Red eggs, $1 per
15- del. or 75c at home. Mrs. W.

T. Strickland, Whitesburg, RFD

1, :
Turken (Spencer Wonder
$1.25 per 15, del.

Carton ret. Miss Rebecca Camp-

| bell, Atlanta, 860 Boulevard SE.
ore than \ 30 words, in- }|)

Dark Cornish well selected

| eggs. from prize winning flock,

jarge, handsome birds, $1 per 15
del. Lawrence Wynn, (failed to
state. name of town in ad sent
to Bulletin), P.O: Box 226...

Eggs from pure Tancred S. C.

| W. Leghorns, 50c per 15; Bronze

turkey eggs, $1.75 per "42, Add
postage. Return crates. _ Mrs.
Mary Holcomb, Bremen.

_ Pure bred Butt Orp. eggs se-
lected for hatching; 75c per 15.
Ethel Giddens, Eastman.

Best, str. Ferris W. L. eggs,
$1.25 per 15. E. S. Hoyl, Poulan,
Box 615.

Pure bred Donaldson Red eggs |

60c per 15; also stock, 15 hens
and rooster, Yr. old, $12. Isaac

MeVey, | Blue Ridge.

Select R. I. Red eggs, 60c per
15; $3.75 for C. postpaid. Mie
Geo. Larsen, Desota.

Silver Lace Wyandotte eggs,
from extra heavy layers ,65c per
15; $1 for 30, del. Money order

only. Mrs. | Douglas MeLendon, |

Dawson, R 4.

15 eggs carefully selected, an-
dled, and packed for 5c _ del.
Pure bred R. I. Red flock head-
ed by Mahood roosters all blood-

_| tested. H. E. Thornton, My-D.,
Dewyrose, R 2.

Selected, pure bred Parks B.
R. eggs, from stock from Mon-
trose, Mo. High fertility. 65c per
15 postpaid. Mrs. Sam Yawn,
Milan, R3.

Full Cornish Indian eggs, 5
3-4c ea; Full M. B. turkey eggs,
2 hens, $3 each; tom,
$4.50; okra seed, 5c thls. Mrs. E.
P. King, Rochelle, R 1.

Pure bred Aristocrat B. R.
eges, 60c per setting, del. No
personal chks. or stamps. Mrs.

A. G. Spencer, Jackson, R 5.

Setting duck eggs, 75c per 15,
or exe. for 15 Brahma or S. L.
26 lbs. Blue
June corn, shelled; 50c pk., 80c
for lot. Mrs. J. P. Harvey, Mon-.

oe :

scross, $3\. per, 12,

able





ions and garden pea seed; would

like to. get 1 setting of guinea

eggs. Annie Young, Dawsonville,
Ral;

Booking orders for Bird Bros.
Superior Bronze turkey eggs,
Special pens of large, healthy
stock. Toms wt. 35 Ibs. $3.40 for
13. Mrs. J. W. Lariscy, Halcyon-
dale.

Pure bred \B. Pp. Rock eggs,
selected for hatching, Booth str.
60c per 15, postpaid. 40 at home
Geo. Wickenden, Vidalia, R 1.

Biggs: per setting: Long Island

Mammoth White Pekin duck $1;

Tancred str. W. Leghorns, 75c;
Parks str. B. Rocks, from Show
birds, 75c. All del. C. L. Perdue,
Decatur, R 3, phone, Dea. 2369 -
M. K

Pompkins: str. Red eggs, $1.50
per 15. Mrs. F. H. Freeman, At-
lanta, 1499 McLendon Ave. N. E.

Booking orders for eggs from
Red Bourbon and M B. turkeys,
also White
Mammoth Pekin duck, 75c per
12. Del..or exc. for Toulouse
goose eggs. Mrs. iz, C. Hereisy
Albany, R A.

Royal Chanticleer pit game

eggs for hatching, $1.50 per set-
ting. G. W. Price, Atlanta, 1678
Emory Road.

Booking orders for Goldbank

M. B. turkey eggs, 30-40 lb. gob-
blers and 15 to 20 lb. hens, $2.40
doz. W. A. Kerr, Climax,
Box 116. |

Hatching eggs
flocks,.

from select

prices. =e, Leon Smith, La-
Grange, R 1.

Tancred str. W. L. eggs from
Accredited, bloodtested flocks,
selected matings, from hens of
the highest laying

15, del. Crate ret. Maude Ham-
by, Greenville.

Pure M. B. turkey eggs, high
fertility guar. $2 doz. del. Mar.
and Apri. C. D. Collins, -Gaines-
ville, R 9. d

Pure bred - Tancred W. iL.
hatching eggs, 60c per 15; $1 per
30, del. Return crate. Mrs. R. FF.
Terrell, Greenville, R 3.
' Selected pure White
eggs for hatching, 30c per 15,
and party furnish crate and pay
postage. Mrs. Harvie B. Yates,
Bowdon, R 1.

Fischel str. White Wyandotte
eggs, from bloodtested Special

selected pens, $1.50 per 15. Or-

ders 3 set. or more, $1 per set.
Del. No chks..J. K. Waite, Ma-
rietta, R 2.--

Eggs from pure bred arbox
str. S. L. Wyandottes, Exhibi-
tion quality, 1 per 15 del. J. H.
McKinney, Ball Ground, Box 25.

Hatching: eggs, from Rose-
lawns AA 2. yr. old W. L.,
very heavy layers and in good
cond. 75c per 15 -postpaid, 25c
doz. FOB. Austin Tanner, Brox-
ton. > 4
Buff Rock egys, pure Nugget
str., 75e per 15; $1.40 Lae 30; $2
per 50; $4 C. Mrs, Goi
Adairsville.

Eggs from 2 yr. old Mammoth
White Pekin ducks, 60c per 12
postpaid. Exc. for Brown Crow-
der peas or white feed sacks.
Mrs. John Bray, Ellaville, R 3.

Pure B. R. eggs of good breed-
ing, 50c per 15, $1 per 45; $2
C. Del. Crates ret. Mrs, J. Ww.
Woodruff, Lilly.

R. I. White eggs, for sale or
exc. for White King pigeons.
Ea. pay del. chgs. Write before
sending. Mrs. H. E. Vickers,
Fiowery Branch, R 1.

J. B. Giant or Parks str. B.
R. eggs, 50c setting Crate del.
Freeman Simmons, Decatur, 102
Greenwood Place. .

_ Genuine Buff Cochin bantam
eggs: Giant Black Minorca eggs,
$1.50 per 15, or exc. for reason-

number of Sead eating
stock of some heavy breed. O. H.

R 2]

heavy layers, Eng. type
S. C. W. kL. Write for depresion

cap., from}.
Blue Ribbon winners. $1.50. per

Rock

pure str.

. Trimble, .

8rd



. Or S: c ce

Can furnish 100. weekly at any

time. Extra -good Jersey butter
USIKES, +;

cows, cheap. Mrs. 63-0.

Sylvester.

Selected hatching enes from
pure bred Tancred str. 2 yr. old
hens, 45c per 15, $1.25 per 50
del. Cash with order. Exc. for
anything can use. Mrs. R. L.
Pruett, Jr., Milan, R 3 _

Eggs Wanted

Want 1 setting of pure bred
large Toulouse goose eggs. State
price. A. F. Pledger, Athens, R 1.

Want 1 setting of Blue An-
dalusian eggs. Must be pure
bred stock. Floyd Watkins, Ball
Ground, Box 102.





Want 15 Australorp eggs. will |

pay $1 for them if pure bred.
Write first. Eula Elliott, Odum.

Want setting eggs, Cuban
Reds or Ky. Dons, cheap for
cash. H. B. Harper, Wray.
Want a few hundred W. L.
eggs for hatching. Prefer Tan-
cred or Ferris str. Must be good
stuff. Quote best price. Mrs. E.
G. Morgan, Clyo.

Exe. 4 cups geod gourd seed
for 12 pure White Jersey Giant
eggs. Ea. pay postage. Tom Kit-
tle, Villa Rica.

Want setting each of Guinea
and turkey eggs. Exc. other val-
ue. Mrs. Myrtis Swann, Litho-,
nia, Rel,

Exec. Pit Red Quill stags, Ap-
rij hatch, for a setting of Ginn
co eggs or Ginn Red or Irish

ray. Must be full pit game. Let
me hear at once. J. A. Crumley,
Demorest.

es Stock For Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE
pure bred Jersey milch
cows, $40 to $75 each. 6 will
freshen in 60 days; 5 heifers,
2 - 5 mos. old, $15 to $25; also
1 good stock Reg. Jersey bull. B.
W. Porter, Buckhead, R 2.
Month old Jersey bull





10

calf,

sub. to reg., $12.50. Exc: for corn

or velvet beans, close by, or sy-
rup or anything can use. S. G.
MeNeill, Arlington. . \

2 Jersey cows, fresh, 1. Guern-
sey heifer, 14 mos. old, for sale
or exc. for mule not over 12 yrs.
old, in good cond. Mrs. W. H.
Edwards, Atlanta, R 2, Box 355:

Real good, 4 gal.* dark Jersey
cow, 6 yrs. old, 4th calf, fresh

in. Good qualities, $35 or exc.
for heifer for the difference if

she will give gal. and half. W. V.
Gibson, Brennen, Rl. ,

1 fresh Reg. Jersey cow, 4 yrs.
old, $50, or exc. for pure B. L.

baby chicks; also want 4 or 500
Everlay B. L. baby]

chicks for cash or exch, Mrs. G.
C. Alford, Buckhead, R 1.

Pure bred Black Angus bull, 2

1-2 yrs. old, also 1 bay mare
mule, 5 yrs. old, wt. 1 M Ibs.
Good cond. Mrs. C. M, Kimball,
McDonough, R 3.

. Reg. Hereford bulls, all sizes

and ages, at farmers prices,
from our famous Colonial Plan-
tation herd, reg. in buyers
hame. W. B. Hutchinson, Lees-
bure..
Reg. Jersey bull for sale or exc
for reg.~Jersey heifer. Write for
particulars. - B. Stocks, Lees-
burg.

22 1-2 mos. old Jersey bull,

best of breeding for sale cheap, |

or. exc: for corn, pigs, syrup:
also a 3-4 Jersey bull for exc.
for anything can use. B. L. Per-
ry, Cumming, R 5.

Milch cow, giving 8 gal. daily,
also Portorican potato plants,
ready April. Will exc. either for

feeder shoats, or will buy .shoats

outright. F. L. Beasley, Reids-
ville.

Reg. Polled Herefords. The
best Beef breed. Bulls and heif-
ers at farmers prices. Perry E.

Lunsford, Covington.
Wright, Atlanta, 515 Peters Bldg}
Dark Co nish |

Milch cows: 4 1-2 gal. Jersey,
Tf: 3-4 Red En-



Live Stock Fo

Sietaees . Holstein, ha
ist calf. All due fresh i

reasonable prices. B. oe

dairsville. iC
1 or 2 cows with first C ae

ea. L. C. Nowell, Macon, R 3
2 nice Jersey heifers, in

lient cond. Wt. 300 lbs. a.

or exc, for $25 value.

| Hines, East Point, 108 So.
tin St.. :

1 extra good Jersey, f sh
for sale or exc. for mule or hi
H. J. Chandler, Buchanan,

5 fresh milch cows, Guern
and Jerseys, 3. to 5 gal, ea. Al
part, $2 and $35 each at q
Some heifers, same type.

G. B. Ham, Cobbtown.
Reg. Hereford bulls, al
and ages, at. farmers prices, f
the famous Colonial Planta
herd, reg in buyers nam
also trade for farm produ
B. Hutchinson, Leesburg.
Polled Hereford bulls, re

service, Heifers, bred and 0

If interested, come see
write; 10 high class farm m
7-8 yrs. old. M to 1100 Ibs. J.
Coilier, Barnesville.

2 mos. old pure Jersey
Raleigh str. Open to reg.
exc. for 25 pure bred Whi
horn hens, not over 1 yr
| Mrs. E. Spence, Dunwood:

1 Jersey cow, fresh in,
old, 4 gal. when poperly fed,
butter cow, cheap for cash. J.
Cheek, Homer, R 1. x

Several very good cows
heifers for sale or exc. for
stuff or grain. c a M
Perkins.

HOGS FOR SALE



150 Ibs. and Guinea gilt, al
March 24th, $10 ea. Pit Ge
stags and cocks, $2 to $5; E;
10c ea. Harry McMillan,
shear.

3 fine full pred -. C. gil
with the second litter, to far
in April. Wt. around 300
Also 15 shoats, $3.50 ea.
syrup or Abruzzi seed ie
Gross, Glenn.

Pure bred Duroc Jereeuy
sows, wt. 175 to 200 lbs. C:
reg. $15. JT. Spier, Barn
RED. :

Regr.S. PP. . pigs, 14 in.
Sired and Dam out of the W
Grand Champion. Sow and
Price right. F. H. Bunn, Mi

Pure bred Black African Gi
ea hogs, service boars and
gilts, from $15 to $20; 8 wk

15. thrifty growing pigs,
Duroc mixed, 35 to 60 Ibs.

Guinea gilts, bred to Blue
140 lbs. ea. $7 ea. A. Ss P
Reynolds.

1 HampehtresP, C. cross
farrow March 28th, $10; 1
and Hampshire cross gilt, uf
May 20th, $10 FOB. Ro
Bloodworth, McIntyre, Rk

Duroc-Jersey pigs, reg. in
ers hame at reasonable
Exe. some for Matthew
beans, shelled Runner r
and imp. Half and Half. co
seed. L. M. Kennedy, Col

25 pigs, 3-4 Duroc, $1 ea
barn. Del. April 1st, Jas. M
Wrightsville.

Pigs and shoats, also Te
1100 lb. mule for sale, ' chea
G. Orr, Riverdale.

Fine Duroc shoais, wt. 7
or more, cheap for cash,
trade for heifers: Duroc
about 18 mos.. old, sell o
for a cow. Fred Gardin
mer.

Reg. wie Black Esse
350 lbs. $15, also 3. gilts,
breed, wt. 50 Ibs. $3 ea. Ca
my place. Dewey Joh
Rockingham, R 1, Box 3.

2 1-2) mos. old. shoa:
Essex and P.


Live Stock For Sale

MARKET BULLETIN,
Live Stock Wanted

Positions Wanted



Id at right price. Also 1 milch
ow with 1st calf and 1 with
econd calf. J. R. Gable, Ray-






Reg. S. P. C. pigs, from prize
aners, 8 wks. old, reg. in buy-






also Grade -heifers, from fine

TT. RF. - Duggan,

50 fat hogs, 3c gross; 200
spring lambs, $2 each; hams,
12c ib; snoulders and sides, 8c
b. FOB. Robert Anderson, .Haw-
Ville.

Big bone Black Guineas, best
f breeding, $5 pr. $2.60. ea. FOB
Valter Smallwood, Thomson, R







S. P. C. gilt, wt. about 75 lbs.
ot reg., $3 or exc. for 7 large
weed hens. Mrs. A. L. Harper,
sierfield.

Duroc J. hogs, 5c lb. Sub. to
eg. Immuned for life, FOB; al-
Oo wonderful bearing snap bean
ed, 20c lb. Add postage. Gor-
on Collins Sr., Cobbtown.

8 cross-breed gilts, half Essex
nd half Hampshire. Bred to
eg., Hampshire boar. Wt. about
20 lps. $6 ea. R. P. Hammond,
ugusta, R 3.




















or sale. John Hatfield, Jeffer-
onville, R 3.

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE

Black plug mule, fat and gen-
e, work anywhere, $27.50. W.
. Luck, College Park, R D.
1 good, pert mule, about 800
bs. work agreeably anywhere;
lightly lame from a strain. See
t my barn, 2 1-2 miles west of
jto. D. W. Jarrard, Alto.
1 plug mule, work anywhere,
o. No chks. L. W. Silver, Talk-
g Rock, R 2
2 mules, we. 550 Ibs. ea. A-1
ond. for sale or trade for a
00 Ib. mule. Can see mules at
Ashland, Ga. any time. A. B.
ey, Ashland, R 1.
10 high class farm mules, 17-
OU yrs: old;. $75 to $125. Fat;
ound 1 M to 1100 lbs. Terms
ash. J. C. Collier, Barnesville.
Fine black mare, wt. 950 Ibs.
bout 9 yrs. old, fine saddle and
ugsy horse, also plow good, $75
ash. Also 7 head cattle, $60. J.
. Sapp, Gardi, Box 40.
11 mos. old mare mule colt,
ee bay, trim and smooth, $45;
also nice, dried apples, 10c lb.;
pwhite nest onions, 25c gal.; wal-
mut meats, 25c lb. Add postage.
'G. B. Walker, Blairsville, R 4.
Good farm mule,. $25 cash for
uick sale. Mrs. Ruby Clark,
pastel, ee.
; A-1 saddle horse, 5 gaits, wt.
050 Ibs: 6 yrs. old. Trained. L.. F
Bragg, Hawkinsville.

a RABBITS FOR SALE
- 5 healthy Gray Chinchillas: 1
pr. 10 mos. old, 3 ~ 4 mos. old.
All for $1 cash. Morris Kirk,
Tlexas,' Ga.

- pr. Chinchillas, $1 per pr.
FOB. W. R. Stanton, McDon-
ough, R 2.

z 4 mos. old, pure bred Chin-
chillas, $1.25 pr. or exc. for gar-
den seed and other value. Mrs.
C. M. Slack, Leslie.

White Giant rabbits, 2 large























exc. for equal value of some-
thing can use. A. E. Buxton, Gi-
Tard.



SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE

| 2 fresh in milk poats, 1 will
Milk gal. and half per day; 2
ks and 2 does. $60 for lot. J.
H. Hallman, Atlanta, R 4.
30 large goats for sale or trade
i; ea. H. E. Jessup, Waverly
a
5 mMmilch goats, 1 billy and 3
Kids, from $10 to $15 ea., or exc.
for saddle horse, pony mule,
cattle, corn, fodder or other val-
ze. Floyd z. Kile, Marietta, 802
Powder oe ef,













ers name, $4; Reg. Guernseys, }

40 Spotted pigs, 8-10 wks. old]

i lbs. wt., well broke.



Nubian kids ready to wean,

for sale. F. H. Gilbert, Sylvania.

Half Nubian and half Tog-
genbure doe, 3 qts. bred to Tog-
genburg; freshen March 27th.
$12 FOB. Mrs. Elizabeth McCoy,
Arnoldsville, R 1.

Billy goat, well broke, butt-
headed, perfectly gentle, $3 at
barn; $4 crated, FOB. Exc. for
any pure bred hens at not over
75c ea. B. GL. preferred, H. J.
Johnson, Preston, R A. *

85 nice goats, $75. Fell Phil-
lips, Monticello.

Live Stock Wanted

CATTLE WANTED

Swap some Native Range
sheep for Hereford bull . year-
lings. Prefer one about Yr. old.
C. M. Chafin, Norman Park, R
1, : .

Want 1 Guinea bull, about 1
yr. old. Exe. Ga. Cane syrup in
cans or barrells, or pay reason-
able cash. Want thoroughbred
Big Bone Blue Guinea bred gilt.
M. L. Anderson, Nahunta.

Want for its. feed, a. good
milch cow for 2 or 3 mos. No
fence. breaker desired. C.. W.
Cheney, Madras.

Want a male calf, under 6
mos. old. Guernsey, reg., or sub.
to reg. State price. James Ager-
ton, Tennille.

Want a good milch cow, in or
near Atlanta. H. B.. Trimble,
Emory University, Ga. Box 725.
*phone, Dearborn, 0835-R.

Want to buy a yoke of steers
or a horse or mule and pay by
the month, or at end of year.
Write. J. B. Tingle, Grfifin, 131
Bell St.

Exe, 1 thoroughbred male calf,
4 mos. old, thrifty, for Black An-
gus, thoroughbred, same age. Cc,
D. Cheeley, Mitchell,

HOGS WANTED .

Want 1 Hampshire boar, rea-
dy for service. Must be cheap.
Quote FOB Meigs or del. my
place. S. T. Kidder, Jr., Meigs.

In market for big bone Guin-
ea bred gilt or shoat. State what





you -have and price. Marshall
Evans, LaGrange.
Exe, reg, P..C, male, --16) mos.

old, for good brood sow. Hamp-
shire or P. C. preferred. A. R. Ad-
ams, Hortense.

HORSES AND MULES
WANTED

Want. to buy 1 cheap mule,
near Atlanta. R. S. King, 1293
Oxford Road, NE, Atlanta.

Want to. buy or.exc. cows for
good mule, near Atlanta, M. E.
Kiser, Stonewall, R 1.

Want. to buy 4 good brood
mares, 6-8 yrs. old, about 1100
K. B. Mc-
Kenzie, Georgetown, RFD.

Want to trade for a good
mule. Have 8 shoats and some
fodder and shucks to sell or let
go on mule, with bal. to be paid
this Fall, L. J. Vollrath, Win-
ston. ;

Want
mule cheap. No cripples,
stock wanted, R..L. Ross, Den-
ton.

Want 1 small mule, cheap for
cash. It does not matter how
wild or mean it is, just so it is



to buy a good farm

_|sound and healthy. J. W. Green-

way, Clermont.

Want to rent a plug mule for
1933 crop. Rent paid monthly,
with option of buying in Fall if
price is right. Near Atlanta or
Dallas. At once. H. Cain, At-
lanta, 776-B, Fulton Ter.

Want a good cheap mule. Exc.
pure bred, 4 yr. old Jersey cow,
fresh in April, worth $35; 10 Sil-
ver Lace Wyandotte hens, $1 ea.
9 for $10. J. J. Stephens, Lu-
thersville.

Want a good plug mule for its
feed. Good care. Plenty feed
and good attention. J. T. Strick-
land, Atlanta, 516 Sydney St.

Exc. good milch cow for a good
work mule or horse. R. L. Phil-
lips, Hazlehurst.

| value.

poard. Charlie Brown, LaFay-

blind |
with poultry,



Will trade 3 1-2 gal. Jersey cow
for good mule, wt. 1M lbs. or
more. Cow will freshen in June
with 8rd calf. H: K. Drake, Col-
lege Park, 431 E. Cambridge Ave.

Exc. $50 value for a mule or
cow, corn or young hens, any
breed except bantams. Write
what you have. Mrs. H. I. Mar-
tin, Unadilla, R 2.

Want a 990-1M Ib. mule, work
anywhere, pert. Will exc. good
R. B. Floyd, White.

RABBITS WANTED

Want 1 white, pink-eyed and
1 Silver Martin buck, 1 pr. Sil-
ver Fox, about 6 mos. old. Will
pay cash, or exc. hens. Mrs. Inez
Harvey, Monroe,

Exc. mixed bantams white
and brown, for pr. of N. 2.
White rabbits, 6 mos. old, buck
and doe: hen or cock. for ea.
rabbit. GC. E. . Spivey, Holly
Springs, R-1.

SHEEP AND GOATS

e WANTED 4
Want. 1 buit-headed billy
goat. State best prices. C. H.

Hightower, Toomsboro, R 3.
Want billy goat, not over Yr.
old, cheap for cash, or exc. val-
ue; want pr: common pigeons;
Jerusalem artichokes for sale.
Miss N. L. Finley, Lithonia, R
if 5







Positions Wanted

Young man wants work on
farm as wage hand for rest of
1933. Can drive tractor and do
any kind of farm work. Ref. fur-
nished. At once. V. P. Howard,
Brooklet.

Middleaged widow and 7 yy.
old girl want place with couple
or small family, assisting with
| light farm work, for small sal-
ary and home. Ist class ref.
Write for full particulars. Mrs.
BE. Dixon, Glenwood, Clo R. A.
Ryals, Rt. 2, Box 29.

Want job on farm. 18 yrs. old,
white, no bad habits; exp. in
farm. work, $12 mo., board and
laundry. Harold Coursey, Atlan-
ta, R 5, Box: 21.

Exp. farm hand wants job on
farm for board and home, At
once. H. W. Wilson, Atlanta, Cjo
City Relief Auditorium.

Cow and Deer hides dressed,
$1.50 and $1.00 ea. respectively.
With or without hair on W. W.
Robert, eat; R 2, Box 14-
A.

28 yr. old young man of ex-
cellent character and ability,
desires position on farm. Can
do anything on farm. Expert
dry hand milker. $6 mo. and



ette, R 6, Clo W. H. Crawford.

Young man, 20 yrs. old wants
job on farm or dairy. Good dry-
hand milker. 3 yrs. exp. Write
at once. Forrest Hunsucker, De--
catur,:R 3, Box 15.

Want share crop, or small
farm, near Waycross, Write for
full information. W. H. Morgan,
Waycross, 702 Washington Ave.

Refined, educated young wo-
man wants good place assisting
flowers, garden,
etc., for home and reasonable
salary. Ref. Miss Clara Smith,
Atlanta, 971 Ponce de Leon Ave.
phone, Hem. 5027-W.

Want 1 horse crop on halves
and day work for 2 hands. Have
to be moved. W. J. Herndon,
Stonewall, R 1.

18 yr. old girl wants. job on
the farm assisting with light
farm work, $1.50 per week and
board. At once. Go anywhere
can get work. Fannie Stephens,
Gainesville, R. 8.

Want farm, shares or wages.
Man and wife, only, both good
workers. Exp..in all kinds of
farm work, poultry, stock, etc.
Reliable. Have to be moved and
furnished. Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Eaton, Atlanta, 499 Luckie St.
N. W.

Widower, 45 yrs. of age with
boy 5, ere for place to raise



poultry for room, board and
about $6 mo. Have to ge moved
and furnished. B.L. Miller,
White.

Healthy white woman, 31 yrs.
old with 10 yr. old daughter,
wants work on farm, for home
and small, salary. Poultry, truck
or other light work. Raised on
farm. Willing worker. So. Ga.
preferred. Mrs. Clara Smith,
Cordele, Clo Gen. Del.

18 yr. old boy wants home on
farm. Honest, sober and, willing
worker, $8 mo: and board. Write
at once. A. M. Brown, Black-
shear, Clo C. B. Count.

17 yr. old girl wants job on
farm with aged couple, | doing
light - work. . Raised on farm.
Need place in good home. Miss
Pearl Dawson, Pelham, R 1.

Middleaged widow wants home
with Christian people, helping
with lizht. farm work. Want to
be near Church. Mrs. A. M. Be-
denbaugh, Collins, R 2.

Want 1 or 2 horse farm, 50-50
basis. No grocery bill furnished.
Call. Main $291, or write: Jim
Richards, Atlanta, 399 Ga. Ave.

Nice, refined widow with dau-
ghter, wants job with Christian
family. Prefer to live as one of
the family. Small salary. Ref.
Can do any kind of work. At
once. Mrs. R..C. Fussell, Fitz-
gerald, R 2, Box 251, Clo G. W.
Gibbs.

Want job on dairy. Dry hand.

milking for 12 yrs. Prefer house
to ourselves, self and wife only.
State wages in first letter. Clif-
ford Billing, Statesboro, Clo J.
I. Miller.

Want 2 horse farm on 50-50
basis with man who can furnish

Supplies to make crop. 12 in
family. Can move now. J. T:
Wilson, Calhoun, S. Wall St.

Man, wife and 17 yr. old boy
want avout 10 acres good land
(4 room house), and good gar-
den spot; near Highway, close to
or South of Atlanta. Have to be
moved. Can run ourselves. J.T:
Robertson, Grayson, R 1.

Widow wants a good home
with Christian family on farm,
assisting with flowers, garden
and other light work, small sal-
ary. Mrs. B, lL. Walker, Griffin,
119 Cpalding St., Clo Cc. O. Con-
ner,

Want position on. poultry
farm for wages. Single, 40 yrs.
old, 20 yrs. exp. on breeding

plants, trapnesting, line breed-
ing and incubating. Clifford Re-
nouf, Lithonia.

Refined, single woman wants
chicken yard and room with wid-
ow or couple without children.
Prefer Middle or South Ga. Give
description and terms in_ first
letter. A. M. Brooks, Bowdon.

Young man desires job on
farm, close to Atlanta. 22 yrs.
old, no bad habits. Any reason-
able offer accepted. Write, or
come after 4:00 P. M., all day
Sunday. Geo. Harper, Atlanta,
857 Oakland Ave.

Young man, 32 yrs. old, wants
job on farm with good man for

$12. mo. board and. laundry,
straight time. Write or come
See at once. C.-M. \Turner,

Brunswick, Glenn Ave., R 1.

Want to farm on shares. 4 in
family. Have to have some help.
Raised on farm. John. Jinings,
Blythe, R 2.

Man and wife, age, 33 and 31
yrs. want work on dairy or gen.
farm. Good milkerg and feeders.
Raised on farm and in dairy.
Wife work if needed. Good ref.
E. R. Clack, Atlanta, 702 Edge
Hill Ave. N. W. Clo W. E, Ear-
nest.

Man with wife and 5 chil-.

dren need 1 horse farm at
once. Exp. in cotton, corn or
peanut growing. Have to be
furnished reasonable. amount
to miake crop. Or wage job.
M. J. Jones, Ft. Valley R 2.

19 yr. old boy wants job on
farm. Can do any king of farm
work. Drive truck or car.

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Pontions Wanted |
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habits and willing worker..
418

Paul Callier,
10th St.
Want job on hairy with hon-
est man. Am white, 30 yrs. old,
stout, able, honest, hard work-
er.Must have work at once.

Columbus.

Reasonable wages, house, etc.

Married, 1 child.
Stubbs, Mauk. R 1,

Want job on farm for 5 in
family, all large enough to

Almorine

work. Will take 1 horse farm.

Ready to move. Coffee or Ir-
win county preferred. Martha
Horton, Alapaha. R 1.

Want job on farm, $6.00 mo.
and: board with good man,
Write your offer. S. T. Catneh
Jasper, R 2. i

Want farm of 20 to 40 acres,
near Atlanta or Macon. Write
in full, stating all particulars.
L. D. Goodman, Atlanta. 666
Queen St. =

Want job on farm, dinete: He
yrs. old. Exp. Want $10 mo.
board and laundry. Lonnie ~
Sargent, Suwanee, R 2.

Want about 35 acres to

farm on halves. All grown
workers. Tom Kittle, Villa
Rica. :

Wanted, employment, by wi-.
dow of refinement, experience,
executive ability; know poul-

try business and other farm |

work. Small salary. Mrs. BE. H.
Triver, Hapeville in care Gen.
Del.

Middleaged, sober man
wants farm work. Single, exp.,
willing to work for board laun-
dry and reasonable salary. Ref.
if required. H. R. Williams,
Eastman. R 1, in care W. W.
Carter. ;

Want wage job on farm.

Can do general farm work. _

Merritt Sams, Atlanta. 147 1-
2 Decatur St.
Single man wants job on
truck, poultry, fruit or gen.
farming. Board. laundry and

small salary. R. Sauls, Lake

Park, Rol.

First -

class blacksmith,

wheelwright and horse-shoe- _

ing a specialty. Best of Ref.
Anyone needing this work done
communicae with: J. W. Bish-
op, Summertown.

Elderly couple want small
boy about 14 yrs. old to live as .
one of family and help with
farm chores. Orphan prefer-
red. Mrs. J. A. Young, Mon-
TOS. Rd.

Man and wife want small
farm on shares. Can furnish
self.. Would work for garden
and small wages. H. A. Brown,
Atlanta. 1590 Jonesboro Rd.

20 yr. old boy wants job on
farm for $10.00,
laundry. Life time exp. Can
drive car or do anything on
farm. Berry Godwin, Alma, in
care Mrs. J. M. Daughtery.

Want job on farm. Monthly
wage or other basis. Exp., Ref.
Have wife, baby and mother
to care for. Move self and fur-
nish own supplies. G. D. Camp-
oa mle, 658 Lawton St.

Farm Help Wanted

Want good man for a poultry
farm, 1 1-2 miles from Homer-
ville. 2M. chicken cap. Has elec- _
tric lights, running water; 10
acres in cultivation. Bruce
Douglas, Homerville.

Want good, healthy woman, :
25 to 40 yrs. to assist with poul-
try and other light farm work.
Live as one of family of 2, and
can have a cotton patch. Mrs.
Claude Johnson, Canton, R 2.

Want a good, hard, honest.
boy to work with me, plow 1
horse crop. $6 mo., board and
laundry, or will give a share
crop. A. S. Mulligan, Alpharet-
ta, R 5. ;





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ve as one of fae Am Ti
old, have wife and 2 girls.
. home for right party. Jim
yider, Waleska, R 1.

Want boy not under 16 yrs. of

ip make crop. Give home un-
first of April, then small
ge or part crop. C. W. Wil-
jams, Mt. Zion.
Want a good, industrious,
middleaged, congenial white
woman to live as one of family
ith old couple and help with
ight farm work, for good home.
s. Ida Powell, Juniper, R 1.
Want good, settled, able-bod-
d woman to live as one of
amily and help with light farm
work, poultry, etc. Charlton Col-
on, Waycross, RFD.
Want good man for a 26 A.
ruck farm. Write or come see
S full information. John Car-
Atlanta, 1586 Memorial
ee
Want a farm raised boy, 12 or
5 yrs. old, to help with light
farm work. Must be healthy,
smart and agreeable. Give small
wage to right boy. W. 'C. Cham-
he Hahira, R 1. -
oN Want single man, 18 yrs. or
over for general farm work.
Must be without bad habits.
Part of crop or bale of cotton,
a ae J. M. Evans, Guyton,





yrs. of age to live in home and
with ie farm work (no

on Cobbtown.

Want man of good: character,
work on farm for use of 3
res of land, board, laundry,
obacco and work clothes; want
arty to finance and furnish
hogs, chickens, for stock and
poultry farm. Dewey Weeks,
Ochlochnee, R 1.

Want woman to do light farm
work, colored or white(without
children). Small salary for right
party. 3 in. family. Mrs. Minnie
ones, Dallas, R 7, Box 90.
Want reliable young woman to
york on farm for board, laun-
dry and $7 mo. Must be exp. Be-
gin at once. J. T. Ellis, Talla-
aR 2)

ant woman for light farm
work, poultry, ete., for home, 12

Also. want good man for farm
work, Must be able to have own
supplies, C. H. Francis, Deca-
ur, R 1.

Want hard worker, 45 to 50
yrs. old. Board and $1 per wk.
oo Gi. . ONLOE, Alpharetta,

3

Want single Nani willing
rker without bad habits for
arm work, for board, laundry
and 1 acre of cotton. Roy Dens-
more, Alpharetta, R 3.

Want at once Exp., 30-35 yr.
old man, single, honest, sober,
willing | worker, etc., for 1 horse
farm 5 board, laundry and share
of crop. No transportation fur-
ened Henry Pyle, Pa



Want boy, 14 or 16 yrs. who
knows how to do farm work, for
art of crop, board and laundry,
No drinker nor loafer need A
ply. C. B. Johns, Senoia, Rk
Bor 410).s :

Want country raised. cae 14
7 yrs. of age, to plow and
gen, farm work, for good
ne, board and clothes. Must
nish ref. Gober cuaicenisdh Jas-

" evant a good, middleaged, un-

(must be wholly santified) to
with me and help with
farm. 2 in family. Mrs. Florence
Sturm, Statesboro, R 2.

_ Want colored man and wife,
without children; farm raised,
able to work. Will provide
house, board, and $10.00 mo.
wages. Ref, required. T. R.
Bryant, Atlanta. R 1 Box 424.
Want healthy, settled, mid-



we, able to do farm work, to.

_ Farm Help Wanted _

dleaged country woman to live
as one of family and help with

light farm work. Good home
and small wages. Mrs. L. C.
Lee, Ray City. in care Mfrs.
Hall Patton.

Want first class farmer to
take charge of high farm, 6
miles from Warm Springs.
Good 2 horse farm, good barn
and good house. H. C. Kim-
brough, Chipley.

Will give home to healthy
who is willing to assist with
poultry and other light farm
work. Good home near church.
Exc. Ref. Ralph Fuller, Ox-:
ford, R 1.

Plants For Gales





| plants, $1 M. del;

miles from Decatur. Ref. exch..



Banana . plants, 25 to 5c;
Hales Best cantaloup seed, 50c
lb. 10 Ibs. $4. Exc. $7 worth for
100 large breed baby chicks. Mrs.

J. L. Burke, Tifton, R 3, Box 34..

Prizetaker onion plants 75c M.
Minnie Mae Hendrix, Valdosta.
All var., cabbage plants, 60c
M. Onion plants, 50c M. del; P.

R. potato, 75 M. FOB. Del.

March; tomato seed, 90c lb. B. J.
Morris, Baxley.

Fine 1 yr. Crowns, from Mary
Washington, Rust - Resistant,
asparagus seed, $5 M. FOB.
Kenneth Tomlin, Lyons.

BE. J., and C. W. cabbage
Stone and
Baltimore tomato seed, 75c lb.
del. Marglobe, $1.25 1b; Head-
ing collard seed, 30c lb. W. O.
Waldrip, Flowery Branch.

P. R. potato plants, State insp.
ready April Ist. Will exc. some
for field peas; some P. R. seed

potatoes, will exc. for peas or
feeder shoats.

F. L. Beasley,
Reidsville.

Sure bearing strawberry
plants, prices reduced for a few
days, from $1 per C. to 50c. Set
now, will begin to bear in Spring
J. H. Lawrence, Toccoa.

Genuine, Gov. insp. P. R. po-
tato plants, $1 M. Count and
quality guar. Exc. for N. C. pea-
nuts. W. J. Carter, Coffee.

P. R. potato plants for sale or
exc. for anything can use. All
season at market price. Mrs.
Clayton. Douglas, Alma. -

Cabbage, collard and onion
plants, 500, 30c; 50 M. 5 M lots
$2. W. R. Peters, Ray City.

90-Day, Imp. Purple and pink
skin P. R. potato plants, Gov.
insp. and treated, 95 M. 5 M.
$4.25; 10 M. $7.50 FOB. W. W.
Bland, Baxley.

Imp. purple skin Portorican
potato and Marglobe and Great-
er B. tomato and Pimiento pep-
per plants, 90c M. del.
March 15th. R. E. Carter, Alma.

E. J., W. cabbage plants, rea-
dy for shipment. Frost-proof,
500, 30c;
iS postpaid. N. L. Thomas, Bax-
ey.

P. R. potato plants, $1.50 M.
or exc. some for N. C. Runner
peanut seed. Leroy Bowen, Bax-
ley, R 4, Box 129,

P, R., Gov. insp. potato plants
$1 M. Money order. L. D. Kim-
brel, Baxley, R 3.

P. R. potato plants, $1 M. Exc.
for chickens or syrup. R..E.
Tomberlin, Surrency. ;

Young berry plants, prolific
bearer, 75c doz. $5 C. $25 M. In-
formation with orders. Mrs.
Reinstein, Savannah, 727 East
39th St.

Young berry plants at your
own price, or what have you to
trade? F. W. Balcomb, Way-
Cross.

Kudzu plants, 2 yr. old, well
rooted, $4 M. Also Japanese
Walnut trees, 3 yrs. old, extra
rooted, 20c ea. 6 for $1. Eugene
Harper, Hartwell.

E. J., Chas. W. cabbage, 200,
15c; 60c doz.; White Bermuda
onion, 200 for 15c; 60c M. Send
money for postage; Portorican

| potato plants, from April 20th

del. $1 M. Mrs, Hi. LL, ee
ham. Guyton.

Plants Fo Sale

after |

60c M. collect, or 75c|.





porterican mas plants, $1
M. April 25th, May and June
del. Exc. for Red Valencia pea-
nuts. P. T. Herndon, Surrency.

Lead. var., frost-proof cabbage
plants, postpaid, 500, 45c; 75c M.
John B. Pope, Fitzgerald.

Klondike strawberry plants yr.
old, $2 M. Exc. for honey, Ga.
Cane syrup, or hams and smok-
ed sausage. A. M. Wilson, Jones-
boro,

Imp. and insp. red skin Porto-
rican and Nancy Hall potato
plants, 75c M. C. R. Redmond,
Pelham.

Frost-proof cabbage, Chas. W.
and Copenhagen Market, 75c M.
del. 10 M. lots, 40c M. FOB. B.
F, Mallard, Springfield.

Blakemore strawberry plants,
true to name (fine shipping ber-
ry), Gov. insp. moss packed, 35c
C. $2.25 M. postpaid. 5 M. up,
$1.75 M. Exp. Col. H. J. Garvin,
Menlo

Yr old rhubarb plants, 50c doz.
3 doz. $1; small rhubarb, corian-
der, catnip and peppermint
plants, 25c doz. Yellow Root
plants, 60c doz. Mrs. Thornton
McCurley, Hartwell. .

W. cabbage plants, genuine
Klondike strawberry, 90c M;
okra seed, 20c lb. All del. Exc.
some for cotton seed. L. A. Crow,
Oakwood.

Early, imp. genuine Klondike
strawberry plants, 25 C. 500, $1;
$1.75 M. also White lady peas,
5c lb. Mrs. Rosie Crowe, Cum-
ming, R 1.

Klondike strawberry plants,
75c, 500; $1.35 M. Ara Waldrip,
Flowery Branch, R 1. :

Booking orders for Portorican
potato plants, $1.25 M., 5 M. up,
$1 M. Sat. guar. Govt. insp. W.
V. Carter, Rockingham.

Famous Young berry plants,
$3 C. Exc. for seed field peas at
market price. Exc. berry plants
for shelled corn at 50c bu. Ea.
party prepaying chgs. W. F.
Mott, Waycross, R 4, Box 132.

Kudzu crowns, moss packed,
taken up with best of care, $1 C.
$6 M. Concord grapes, well root-
ed, 60c doz. Yonge Walker, Toc-
coa, R 3.

Gov. insp. P. R. plants, Red or
Yellow, $1 M. Each. Ready for
shipment May ist. J. L. Turner,

Coffee, R, 1.
Mid-season, heavy cropper,
blight-proof Marglobe tomato

plants, Full count guar. Ready
March 25th. 20c C. Every plant
a good one. George Hendrix, Do-
Vere 7.
Klondike strawberry plants $1.-
25 M Stone Mtn. melon seed, 50c
Ib.; senna seed, 10c thls. Not post-
paid. W. B. Crow, Cumming, R 1.

Mastodon strawberry plants,
20c C. 500, $1.10. Add postage.
Mrs. Annie Sutton, Cleveland, R
4,
Pure P. R. potato plants, $1 M.
Sat. guar. R. D. Raulerson, Rock-
ingham,

E., J., Chas, Flat Dutch cab-.
bage, Bermuda onion plants, rea-
dy, 500, 55c; 90c M for April del.
P. R. potatoes, pepper and toma-
toes. All plants postpaid. R.
Chanclor, Pitts.

Crystal Wax and Yellow Ber-
muda and Prizetaker onion plants
85c M postpaid; very best Eden
Gem and Rockyford cantaloup
seed, 30c lb.; Potato plants soon,
cheap. R. W. Dowdy, Fitzgerald.

P. R. potato plants, Gov. insp.
$1 M or exc. for Runner peanuts,
cotton seed, or baby chicks.
Count and quality guar. G. W.
Miles, Alma.

Marglobe tomato plants, ship-
ment after March 15th, at $1.75
M postpaid. 50 per cent cash with
order. Bal. COD. J. L. Courson,
Baxley.

Leading var., tomato plants,

|ready March 20th. 35c C. 500, $1;

$1.75 M prepaid. Roots mossed.
Potato, $1.25 M prepaid. D. J.
Harrison, Blackshear.

Cabbage, collard and onion
plants, 500, 35c; 50c M. 5M lots,
$2.25. A. Parry, Ray City.

_ Imp. P. R. pas pet Eel







Plants For Sale

timore and Marglobe tomato, and
Pimiento pepper plants. All $1.25
M del. or $1 M FOB. J. W. Sel-
lers, Baxley, R 4.

P. R. potato plants, April del.
Will exc. some for Runner seed
peanuts. 1M for bu. J. W. ores
don, Surrency.

Earliest var., Imp. Klondike
strawberry plants, 20c C. $1.50 M
Large May cherries, Blue Damson
plum, also large purplish-red
skin plum, 8, 25c, 80c doz. Mrs.
J. S. Crowe, Cumming, Ri.

Dewberry plants, $7 M. FOB.
Mrs. J. A. Cochran, Alma.

Mareglobe, wilt-resistant toma-
to plants, 20c C. $1.75 M. No or-
der less than 200. Ready March
15th for shipment. Postpaid. Cash

with order. E. S. Cauley, Way-
cross, R 4.

Genuine red and pink skin P.
R., Nancy Hall and White (or
Triumph) Yam potato plants,
Gov. insp. and potatoes treated.

$1 M, 10M up, 75c M. Also toma- |

to plants. All FOB. J. H. Lord,
Graham,

Gov. insp. P. R. potato plants,
Red or Yellow, $1 M. Ready for
shipment May ist. H. L. pee
Alma, R 3.

Everbearing Klondike, Lady dine
and Red Delicious strawberry

plants, 75c, 500 del. 3 Red Gold,

free with ea. order. J. H. Call,
Ellijay, R 4.. :
Imp. P. R. potato, Marglobe,

Greater B. tomato and pepper
plants, Ea. $1 M del. J. P. Mul-
lis, Baxley, R 4.

Pure pink or yellow skin Por-
torican, Gov. insp., chemically
treated, $1 M. Exc. for White or
Brown Leghorn hens: 10M plants
for 10 hens and rooster. A. H.
Pitts, Moultrie.

- Portorican plants, Gov. insp. $1

M del. in Ga. Special prices on

big lots. L. A. Carter, Coffee.

Imp. P. R. plants, Gov. insp.
$1 M, PP in 2nd zone. Exc. for
Spanish peanuts or good cotton
seed. Ea. prepay chgs. J. T. Good-
rum, Warwick.

Earliest var., Lucretia dewberry
plants, 60c C. $5 M; also Hatch-
ing eggs from Kerlins No. 1
breeders, Contest Winners, W. L.
Tancred str. $1.25 per set. 2) set.
$2 del. Carton ret. Mrs. T. J. Rob-
inson, Greenville. :

Yellow skin P. R. potato plants
from vine grown strain seed, in
season, $1 M del. in 3rd zone.
Exe. for baby chicks, Reds, or B.

Rocks. J. F. Gruber, Odum.

Imp. Portorican pink and yel-
low skin, guar. good plants. $1.10
M del. $1 M FOB. 5M up, 90c
M del. J. P. Beck, Baxley, R 3.

Plants Wanted

| Exe. cabbage or salad pea. seed
for Mastodon, Lady T., or Mis-
sionary strawberry plants; lb.
seed for 100 plants. Mrs. Fuller
Joiner, Tennille, R A, Box 13.

Want 1 M. Bermuda onion
plants: will give 80 lbs. Brab
peas, and party pay chgs. both
ways. Robert Williamson, Car-
roliton, R 2.

Want 300 E. Flat Dutch or
Chas.W. cabbage and 100 white
Bermuda. onion plants. Exc. ok-
ra, squash, pepper, dill and col-
lard seed for same. Ea. paying
postage. Ruth Wiley, Ashland,
Ri.

Want Kudzu Crowns and a
good var., wilt-resistant cotton
seed. Will exc. P. R. potato plants
for ea. Exc. plants for pure bred
O. I. C. male pig. J. M. Goolsby,
Baxley, R 3.

Want 2M Chas. W.
plants. Exc. white velvet okra
seed, at 15c lb. or baby lima bean
seed at 10c lb. Ea. prepay chgs.
J..G. North, Sharpsburg.

Exc. 2 settings pure bred B. R.
eggs for 1500 Purple Skin P. R.
potato plants, to be del. between
April lst and 15th. Ea. prepay
chgs. Cartons ret. Mrs, Ernest
Rieck! Nicholson, :







-|burn, R 4.

| (stood 35 yrs. test), 10c lb. 3 i

Hier, R 3.

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"Seed Fe or Sale

White velvet Olena se
lb. FOB; also Red Fig
and white scuppernong | vi
15c ea. FOB. Mrs. Scott Day
Hogansville.

Crotalaria Spectabilis a
Beggarweed seed. High qua
and low price. Waldo Tru
Quitman, Box 444

melon seed,
Ibs. $3. All out of large size 1
ons. Woodrow Williford, As

Perkins Mammoth.
Green okra seed, 5 lbs. postp
90c; 100 Wbs. shipped collect
dbl. bags, $10. Exc. for strin
less green snap-beans. J. E. Ww
Shiloh.

American Wonder melon
1-2 Ib. $1; long, smooth pod
ra, 25c Ib. 5 Ib. lots, 20c lb;
syrup cane seed, large var. 4
peck, del. Mrs. -F. Happold
Lewiston.

Calif. multiplying peer
10c ygood start, postpaid.
Sallie Floyd, Rockmart, R 2.

Few Honey Drip syrup.
seed, 3 1-2c Ib., lots of 25 J
del. in Ga. No check nor sti
H. Brooks, Monroe, R 1.

seed, 50c for lot. Mrs. J. J.
bry, .Canon.

Cream Crowder peas, 10
50c; black-eyes, 40c; Honey
cane seed, 10 Ib. bucket, 50
No. 1 seed and del. |
Moore, Rockmart, R 3

Kianna seed cane, 5-8 ft
per 100 in lots of 500 or mo
del. to Nicholls, or any qual
tity at bank. Rinda Davis, Ni
olls.

40 Ibs. Stone Mtn. ve
seed 50c lb. W. B. Haskins, D
ley.

Pure Watson melon seed,
yr. from Growers. No mel
shipped from field. 40c. Ib. del
A. Mims, Boston.

Long cayenne pepper, $1. 15
White Spanish peanuts, hal
shelled for seed, 50c gal. Wh
velvet okra, 15c lb. FOB. |
for cabbage and onion. plan
Mrs. J. T. Farmer, Lilburn,

Missouri Gray Top syrup
20c Ib. Russian Mammoth s
flower, and Mung beans, 15c
2? Ibs. 25e;. small cream cr
der peas, 5 lbs. 25c. Del. Mrs.
C. Ray, Kensington, R 2. |

27 lbs. old time okra Ss

25c. Not postpaid J. G. ae
Arnoldsville, R 1.

Stone Mtn. melon weed 18:
pure, 20c lb. No orders unde
lbs. FOB. 20 bu. A No. 1 I
peas, 60c bu. He GL. wie

Gold Lined Eden Gem. (gr
fleshed) cantaloup seed, 1-4
25c; 1-2 lb. 40c; 70c lb. Pos
A. ic Hardin, White, Ras 2

White Half Runner beans
Rocky Ford cantaloup see
Bunch yellow crowder peas, an
S. C. Black Minorca eggs. Ex
for cucumber, squash, or pepp
seed. Mrs. O. L. Law, Eastma
Bel:

White, Half Runner bean see
6-wks. bunch beans, nice onion
25c gal. Mrs. G. R. Pool, Jas
Ed:

500 Ibs. genuine Imp. Dix
Belle melon seed hand save
and screen dried, 35c lb. FOE
500 bu. Portorican potato
priced right. W. O. Birdson;
Gordon.

Stone Mtn. melon seed, hi
selected, 25c Ib. Rocky
cantaloup seed, 5c thls. Ban
melon seed, 10c thls. Add pos
age. Virgil Bennett, Corde

150 Ibs. Perkins Long
pod okra seed, 15c Ib. del. in
Ib. lots or more. Exc. for any
thing can use. Miss Ethel Hu
sey, Ringgold, Rl. |

White velvet okra seed, 15
10 Ibs. $1.25; Rocky Ford
loup, 40c Tb. 2 bs..:15)
crowder peas, 5 lbs. 25
Holloway, Jonesboro.






"Sead For Sale

Seed For Sale

Tobacco For Sale. | Ge



seed, long, mammoth
a var., free from obnoxious
ance. $2.75 bu. FOB. W. W.
Waycsoss, R 1.
co seed, Broad Leaf, 10c
onful. Add postage. Mrs. Je-
Crump, Talking Rock, R
if. tobacco seed, dried, 5c
stpaid; Cushaw, 20 seed
postpaid. Mrs. T. C. Cra-
Dallas, R 4.
d-long beans, 10c tbls. gar-
ster, 15c thls. Mrs. A, B.

oe e onbkerovine squash,
uber, sweet pepper, 2. 5c
een okra, mixed pop corn,
beans, cushaw, 10c cup. 5c
age. Harold Pass, Point Pe-

as seeded cane sane 5e Ib.

0 Ib. lots, or smaller lots,
Add postage. Cash with
Paul Lewis, Pitts, R 1.

seed, ist .
m, 25 lb. Mrs. Lee Sledge,
ae R 4, Box 84.

exas. seeded Ribbon Cane
60c pk., okra, 20c Ib. Post-
i J. H. Davis,

te nest onions, small size
an nting, 5c lb. Add postage.
chks. Mrs. B. T. Montgom-
arta; Fe 2.
ups Hastings Salad Eng.
and 4 cups Rocky Ford
oe seed, 10c cupful. Add
Exc, for white feed
is. eo McAvay, Wash-
n, Rl, W.
nite velvet okra seed and
insp. P. R. seed potatoes
le or exc. for anything can
V rite what you have. iD. L.}
Collins.
e Belle melon seed, 15c lb.
Or more, 10c 1b; white
crowder peas, 4c Ib, Party
ostage. W. A .Moore, ae
Re 3
ments. Imp. wuerusion
Oo wt. 165 Ibs.) seed, $1
Ib. Also Gov. insp. sweet
for bedding, 75 bu. E.
ements, Tennille.

velvet okra seed, 25c
. rib, pink meat canta-
qd, 10c pkt. 5c per half
rtin gourd seed, 10c pkt.
Jones, Fayetteville, R 3.
bs. long velvet okra seed,
1 inning and bunch butter
patty-pan, crookneck and
squash seed for sale, or
r 100 Ib. cap. feed sacks.

Sharpe, Vienna, R 5.

-2 lbs. Pride of Ga. melon
lb. Money orders, E. J.
Sylvester, Clo W. B.

| P \ f

Stone Mtn., Thurmond
om Watson melon seed,
b; 5 lbs. $2.50; tender, gar-
ans, frost-proof Eng. peas
Ibs. $1. Postpaid. E. A
Buford.
Half Runner beans,
ockyford and Breakfast

bs, Hastings pure white

okra seed, hand shelled}

cleaned, 10 lbs. a or en-
ot, $8, postpaid. T. R. Wal-
pharetta, R 4.
Stone Mtn., melon seed,
; Texas Ribbon Cane
lb. No orders filed un-
unless postage is includ-
funt, Cordele.
! Laxton, 25: 1b;

onion, 20 oz. FOB. J. C.. Smith,
Cloudland.

Small round citron seed, 3 ft.
gourd seed, 8c pkg. C. U. In-
gram, Arlington, R 2.

Extra select Stone Mtn., and
Tom Watson melon seed, 40c Ih.
del. C. F. Thomson, Thomasville,

Stone Mtn. melon seed, 30c lb.
8 lbs. $2; large sugar crowder
peas, 4c Ib; 5 R. I. Red laying
pullets and cockerel, pure Don-
aldson, $5. Mrs. Essie Wilson,
Martin, R 2.

Cantaloup seed, 8 1-2 Ibs. pure
Rocky Ford, 5c Ib. Money order
only. Belvin Smallwood, Poulan,
Rots

50 Ibs. Thurmond Gray ead.
No. -1, from 50-60 lb. melons, 40c
lb. postpaid. A.. Abbott, Pine-
hurst, R 2.

Best var. seed, from very large
gourds, 50 for 10c; 20c C. post-
paid. Also white nest onions, 25c
gal. Coin or money order. J. W.
Wallace, Douglasville, R 1.

Worlds Famous gourd (grow|.

to hold 7-9 gal.) seed, 20c doz.
also long gourd (grow 3 = 4 ft.)
seed, 18 doz. Add postage. Coin
or money order. Mrs. I. F. War-
nock, Soperton, R 1.

Hendersons White Bush Li-
mas, 8c lb. FOB; Texas Seeded
Ribbon cane seed, 5c Ib. FOB.
H. . Burnsed, Ellabell, R 1.

Seed chufas, 75c pk., mustard
seed, 40c lb; crookneck squash,
50c 1b; Eng. garden peas, 10c Ib.
Velvet beans, 75c bu. W. J. Mor-
gan, Stillmore.

American Wonder melon seed,
4 doz. for 10c. C. S. Still, Litho-
hias Rol

Rocky Ford cantaloup
15e cupful and postage.
Frey, Marietta, R 1.

Brown sweet crowder peas,
Chicken corn, Kaffir corn, Fe-
terita, little pop corn, and seed-
ed Ribbon Cane Seed, ea. 5c Ib.
Q-too-tan beans 3 1-2c lb. Add
postage. W. T. Brittain, New-
nan, R 2.

60 Ibs. Special selected, 1932.
crop Stone Mtn. melon seed, 25c
lb. A. P. Farmer, Milledgeville.

50 large Martin gourd seed for
10c. Barbara Lindsey, Danburg.

12 or 15 Ibs. hand selected+
pure Stone Mtn. melon seed, 35c
lb. del. No. 1 Seed Rice, 60c pk.
No .1, 5-hand fodder, $1.25 per
100 bundles. Mrs. E, A. Bran-
nen, Statesboro, R 5
Genuine Rocky Ford canta-
-|loup seed, 25c lb. Add postage.
G. T.. Wetherington, Lenox.

Spanish peanuts, 2 1-2c Ib.
Cotton seed, 60c: bu. Velvet
beans, 75c bu. or $8 per ton; 50
bu. ear corn in shuck. J. H. Lev-.
erett, Parrott, R 1.

100 Jhns. Blue Texas Whippoor-

w:ll odas, 3c lb. Half and Half
cotton seed, 50c bu., or exc. for
pure O-too-tan beans, young
Guineas or early. cabbage plants.
R. E. Pope, Tallapoosa.

While bunch butter-beans, 6-
wks. peas (table), broom corn
seed, sunflower seed. All, 25c per
qt. L. M. Aderhold, Lavonia,

White nest -onions, 25c gal.
postpaid. No stamps. Exe. Brown
Sugar Crowder peas for O-too-
tan beans. Fa, pay postage. R.
W. Ballenger, Bremen, R 2.

Jumbo okra seed, 10c teacup-
ful. Mrs. W. E. Partain, Elber-
ton, B83.

19382 crop waterm eion
Stone Mtn., 25c Ik 20c \b. in 10
Ib. lots or more; cv i's, Cuban
Queen (1 15. will ; tant about 4
acres), $1 Ib. Add postage. J. D.
Means, Elko.

Texas Ribbon Cane seed, 5c
lb. Stone Mtn. melon seed, 30c
lb; 90-day velvet bean, 75cc bu.
T. E. Wise, Ashburn.

10 Ibs. 1932 crop White Velvet
okra seed, grown especially for
seed, up to 5 Ibs. 20c lb. post-
paid; 15c lb. collect; 12c Ib. FOB
for lot. Money order. J. G. North
Sharpsburg.

White Bermuda onion sets, 15

seed,
E. J.

seed,



z:|at. 2 qts. 25c, Del. parcel post.
r| W. G. Hollomon, :



x

Chufa seed, 5c lb. plus post-
age. S. J. Smith, Oliver, R 3.

Golden Skin Banana canta-
loup seed, 75c Ib. not del. Mrs.
A. A. Pitts, Cordele, R D. Clo
C. Hi: Pitts:

Seed: White velvet and green
pod okra ,white baby limas, 15c
lb. Lettuce, $1. All del. Exc. for
garden seed. J. M. Burkhead,
College Park, R 1.

100 Ibs. hand = selected \pure
Stone Mtn. melon seed, 25c Ib.
plus postage, or exc. for Ga.
Cane syrup. J. H. Farmer, Mil-
ledgeville, R 2.

Mixed cantaloup seed, hand
selected, 10 02. P. P. J. S. Wolfe,
Savannah, 615 44th St. West.

100 lbs. okra seed, for sale or
exc, for wheat or Fulghum oats
and white squash seed; Exc.
beef cattle for good milch cows;
exc. value for friers. John Smith.
Reeves.

Seed Wanted

Want 2 Ibs. stringless preen
pod bean seed, 1 Ib. Half ea.
Runner bunch bean seed. Exc.
2 lbs. bush lima colored, for ea.
lb. Mrs. C. M. Ray, Roopville,
Roe a

Exc, 3 Ibs. colored bunch but-
ter-beans for 1 gal. good nest
onions. Ea. pay postage. Mrs. M.
C. Bledsoe, Frolona. :

Want Crotalaria Spectabilis,
50 or 60 Ibs. Also want to get in
touch with party who will tan
hides. F. L. Raburn, Ideal. +

Exc. potato plants, Nancy
Halls, in season, for beans or
pinder seed, now; 1 M plants for
Bu. of either. Ea. pay chgs. on
what he receives. W. W. Miles,
Baxley, R 5.

Want 2 Ibs. White velvet okra,
seed, 5 lbs. ea. Ky Wonder and
Stringless green pod bean, also
a Pea hen. Quote lowest prices.
Will exc. for same. T. K. Moore,
Canton.







Miscellaneous For Sale



Nice washed wool,
in 4 Ib. or more lots. Tallow, 4
Ibs. 50c del. Rhubarb, 25c doz. 6
doz. $1, del. Ira. C. Anderson,
Roy.

White feed sacks, 100 lb. cap.
5c ea. Mrs. J. W. Miller, Savan-
nah, LaRoche Ave.

30 cleam goose feathers, never
used, 75c lb. or lot in new con-
tainer, $20. Cash with order.
Mrs. Edna .M. peur? Still-
more, P. O. Box 93.

Black walnut MEATS, clean,
fresh, dry, well sifted, 30c lb.
postpaid. Luther Collins, Clay-
ton, RR: 2.

18 ibs. goose feathers, 25c: Ih.
also 1 root bee smoker, $1 cash.
Exe. for country produce, or
what have you? W. W. Hen-
dricks, Dover, R 2.

15 bls. wool, washed and hand
picked, 25 lb. Mrs. N. E. Rhodes
Ranger.

Large black walnuts,
and dry, 75c bu.
Rucker, Milner.

3 lbs. goose feathers, 50c Ib.
Exe. for hens. Ea. pay postage.
Mrs. J. M. Deen, Coffee, .

hulled
Mrs. W. 126



Miscellaneous Wanted



Exec. 6 Ibs. dried peaches for
15 white, 100 lb. cap sacks. Each
pay postage. Write first. Ida
Hyde, Cumming, R 4.

Exe. day old chicks, Tancred
str. W. Leghorns for good sound
100 1b. white feed sacks, also Yr.
old Toggenburg buck. D. M.
Moore, Eastanollee.

Tobacco For Sale

Good, home-made flue cured
tobacco, 6 Ibs. 50c; 13 lbs. $1,
parcel post prepaid. James Mc-
Leod, Screven. .

Bright Leaf tob cco, 10 Ibs. $1
prepaid to





25c Ib. del.



Best grade, flue cured chew-|

FOB. se
Charlie Peacock, Eastman, R 4.

ing and smoking tobacco, 10 Ibs.
75c, postpaid. C. W. Pittman,
Alma.

Long Leaf tobacco, 10 eg $1.
Dan Gray, Uvalda.

Tobacco Wanted

Want 25 Ibs. pressed and fla-
vored tobacco. Send sample and
quote del. price. J. E. Page, Dub-
din, be:

Want tobacco for smoking, Ww.
H. Goode, Bronwood.

Send prices on 10 to 20 lbs.
chewing and smoking tobacco,,
also samples. At once. A. M.
Reynolds, Thomson, R 4. A

Want 100 Ibs. or more good,
flue cured, chewing and smok-
ing tobacco. Send sampl le
best. price. BH. J. Garrett,
ing.





Char-

Exc. 15 lbs. nice, sundried ap-'

ples, free of worms, for 15 Ibs.
good whole leaf, flue cured
chewing tobacco. Ea. prepay
postage. Send sample. Mrs.
Dora Ash, Dahlonega, R 4.

Exc, 10 Tbs, long green pod ok-
ra seed, for 10 lbs. good, home-
made chewing tobacco. Ea. pay
postage. T. G. Fain, Resaca, Box
16.

Want 10-50 Ibs. good dark
chewing tobacco, already twist-
ed. Send sample and best price
at once. W. M. Walton, Waco, R,
1;

Want 10-20 Ibs. home cured
chewing tobacco, pressed and
ready to use. Send samples and
price. A. T. Brantley, Ths
R22.

Want 20-50 Ibs. good grade
Yellow Leaf chewing tobacco,

| pressed and flavored, ready to

use. Send sample and best pric-
es prepaid. P. O.: Bradley, Les-
eRe 2,

Want chewing tobacco, Exc.
value. Y. M. _Anderson, William-
son.



Georgia Piolack
For Sale

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE

White bunch butter-beans 15c
lb; colored, 10c. Add_ postage.
Exe. for dried fruit, 100 lb. white
feed sacks, or anything can use.
Write first. Mrs. P. G, Bost-
wick, Bluffton.

Genuine O-tootans, recleaned
i new even wt. bags, $1.25 per



bu. FOB. Accept money orders.

T. S. Taylor, Marshallville.

Red Speckled Crowders, white
crowders, little Rice peas, Hen-
dersons Bush white limas sound
clean, 10c Ib. 3 Ibs. 25c. Add pos-
tage. Miss C. L. Kellogg, Oe
ming, R 5.

35 bu. peas, 1932 crop, Red
Rippers, Whipps, New Eras,
Clays, 75c bu. FOB; 8 bu. cane
seed, 50c bu. FOB. Joe B. Alex-
ander, Cleveland.

100 lbs. colored bunch butter-
beans, $7; 2 Hereford bull cal-
ves,$25 and $50 respectively, ei-
ther good herd headers. T. W.
McAllister, Buena Visita.

' Purple Hull Speckled peas, 60c
bu. Cream crowders, 2c lb; black
P. C. sow and 7 pigs, $12.50; 2
fine Jersey heifers, bred, $12 ea.
or exc. A. B. Taylor, Rochelle, R
1

Running and bunch butter-
beans' for seed, 10c lb. in 10 Ih.
lots. Del. E. E. Beasley, Avera, R
2. ; i :

Bunch butter-beans, colored,
10c lb. or 3 Ibs. 25c. Money order
or coin. Mildred Bledsoe, Fro-
lona.

5 bu. Blue Jersey Speckled
peas, 75c bu. FOB; Blue Mexi-

can June corn, $1 bu. FOB. W..|

R.,Chasteen, Locust Grove.
White, brown-eyed peas sound
and clean, Bu. lots up, 2 1-2c
lb, Cream. Crowders, same price.
50 to 100 bu. cow peas, make
best cash offer. W.

and:

M. Yeargin, |

For Sale
for baby chicks



45 bu. U. S. Standard No
quality O-too-tans, $1.25 bu;
bu. best quality No. 1 Earl
Speckled Velvets, 50c bu. FO
Grown on own farm. James
Palmer, Tennille. y

Extra early Cream sugar crow.
der peas, 3c lb. Alton L. McCul-
lough, Dexter, R 2. -
White and colored running
butter-beans, 15c Ib, Rice |
Brown-eyes, 10c lb. Batts 2-ear
seed corn, $1.75 bu. C. D. W: :
iamson, Plains. i

Hastings Tennessee Gre nm
Pod and the old fashio: qd
Striped Garden bean seed, |
Ib. not prepaid. Mrs. T. W. Lan.
caster, Pendergrass, R 2. Box

Brabs and Irons, Straight, 60c
bu, FOB this ae also Exe
melon seed, 50c Ib. C. A. Walk
er, Ellaville.

Stringless Green Pod bush.
garden beans, 15c lb. also Giant
stringless bush beans, 5c lb
Postpaid in 2 Ib. lots and up. L.
J. Sinyard, Hawkinsville, R 1. ~

6 Ibs. white and 8 lbs. streaked
Half Runner beans, 15c Ib. $2.
for lot, not del. Exc. far best of
fer: Comb honey, dried apples
(acid), white nest onions, del.
Mrs. W. H. Turk, Abbeville, aR

Willetts Frost-proof Eng.

-|peas, 25c Ib, or exc. for black

raspberry rooted plants, or Dark
Cornish Indian cock, not over
yr. old. Mrs. Z. B. Saxon, Syl
vania. .

90-day Velvets, sound and
clean, 50c bu. FOB. Send order,
in 1st letter. C. J. Lord, Tennille.

500 bu. Running Velvets, pick-

ed in November and December, SS

50c bu. FOB here. No orders for
less than 10 bu. Cash with order,
J. W. Cannon, Cordele. Soc ee

Lady peas, 4c lb. white, black-
eye peas, 2 1-2c lb. FOB. Ernest
Loudermilk, Mt. Airy, R 1. ieee

500 bu. 1931 running velvet
beans in good, 2 1-2 bu. bags 50c
bu FOB. Frank E. Dorten, Haw-
kinsville.

O-tootans, $1.75 bu. 4c 1b; also
Honey Drip cane seed, 75c bu., 2
1-2c lb. No chks. G. H. Jolley,
Adairsville, R 1.

White Half Runner beans,
hand shelled, 25c Ib. 10 Ibs. $1.-
80. J. W. Williams, Buchanan,
Rios

Pure, recleaned Brabham peas

in best 2 1-2 bu. bags, 75c bu

FOB. Also pure white ee ok-

ra, 15 Jb. postpaid. we
Bonaire,

White, brown - ped peas,
sound and clean, 2 1-2 lb:
cream. crowders, 50-bu. Make
best offer. W. M. Yeargin, Hart-

well.

90-day Velvets, 50c bu; Brab |
and Red Hull speckled, 80c bu;
O-too-tans, $1.50 bu. All sound,
1932 crop. Money order. C. He
Cooke, Sandersville, R 5. e

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

Some velvet beans, 90-day ata
Unknown peas, shelled. runner
peanuts, Unknown peas, dried
apples for sale. W. C. Suet,
Summertown.

125 bu. O-tootans, $1. 50 bu.
Roy Chandler, Luthersville.

Good, sound. Velvet. beans 1932
crop, 50c bu. FOB; Golden
Beauty corn, 2 ears to stalk, 50c
pk. $1.50 bu. FOB. C. J. Trussell,
Sandersville. oe

2 M. bu. O-too-tan beans,
clean, sound, 98 percent germi-
nation, $1.25 bu.. FOB; Laredo
beans, 2 M. bu. 92 percent ger-
mination, 65c bu. J. D. Gilmore, :
Sandersville, el

Genuine O-too-tan - here, new
crop, sound and recleaned, $1.25
bu. FOB; also Pink and Purple |
Skin Portorican Boban small,
50c per CWT. A. a at ua %
shallville.

2 Fe







ne Products a
For Sale |

Q Georgia Products
For Sale _

Georgia Products. 7

For Sale

Georgin Pesducts
_ For Sale



Tender green, heavy yielding,

id time Half Runner garden

eans, 15c per teacup del. Mrs.

rrell J. Smith, Bowersville.

ackson Wonder butter-bean.

d, and Bountiful snap bean
seed, all 8c lb. FOB. No orders
ess than 10 lbs. No chks. Hardy

King, Hahira.

- Baby limas, 40 Ibs. 5c lb. Exc.
for white nest. onions, Half-
Runner and Valentine bean

eed. Mrs. W. A. Bilge Rebec-
ea, Re 2.

Laredo Soys, $1.25 per pu.
FOB. Will send sample. Marvin

dmondson, Palmetto, R 1.

15 bu Biloxi, 75c; 400 bu. Irons
and Brabhams, 50 bu. 90-day
-Velvets, 65c bu. New crop. No.
Ls. Ship COD, or order notify,
FOB. A. L. Sasser, Bonaire.

90-day seed Velvets, in 2 1- 2,

sacks, 50c bu FOB. Cash
th order: Lc. -C. eee Bar-

Running butter-beans, -color-
ed, and white; okra, pumpkin,
-cushaw, Ky. Wonder pole bean,
Crowder and white, black- eyed
pea seed, 10c cupful. Stamps ac-
cepted. Mrs. Ben Echols, Phil-
omath. |

Old fashioned Half Runner
unch bean seed, i8c lb. and

stage extra. Lucy Collins,

schton, R 2, Box 6.

Biloxi soy beans, sound and

clean, 75c bu. FOB. Swans imp.
ae seed corn, 60c peck, J. WY
Wrens.

: Ny ; Ibs. old fashioned black

bunch beans and tender corn-
field, 35c,.lb.; or exc. for white
ed sacks free from holes at 5c

ea, Ha. pay Portage: hahyon oie Fra-
er, Buford.

Old fashioned colored bunch
_butter-beans, heavy producers,
15c Ib. Add postage. Mrs. Paes
-'W. Hennessey, LaGrange,
Lewis St. \
20 bu. pure, ound, Brabham
peas, gathered. without rain, 65c
bu. 4 bu. white, brown-eyed
erowders, $1 bu. J. L. Nelson,
Oglethorpe, R 2, Box 83.

_ German Black Wax = string
ans, bunch, very prolific, 15c
lb. E. E. Haynes, Rhine, R 3.
60 bu. Unknown peas, sound
and clean, 75c bu. FOB. S. H.
Johnsen, Mitchell, Ree

50 Ibs. Henderson White Li-
mas, 10c lb.
Ibs postpaid. J. D. Rowell, Rock-
mart, R 2.

Soja beans, $1 bu. FOB. Send
sample if: desired. H.-P. Holley,

~ Bunch Velvets, slightly under
ade, $1.25; No. 1 Native-grown
e O-too-tans, $1.25; Brabhams,
65c; Brabhams and Irons mix,
60c; Mix. peas, all kinds, sound
55c. D. . Strother, Ft. Valley.
100 bu: Brabham peas, 1932

op,
exch. W. L. Renfroe, Wellston.
- Bunch Eng. peas, very prolif-
ic, 25c lb. (these peas have stood

the coldest weather of this sea-
son). I. H. Davis, Molena, R 2.
Seed White Lima butter-
beans, 10 Ib. del. Also want 1 M
Hastings Extra Early . Prolific
tomato plants. E. A, Johnson,
aS R 2.



a ; BUTTER FOR SALE

_ 4 Ibs. fine Jersey butter each
week, 20c lb. del. in 2 or more
Ib. lots; 25c Ib. Also have a val-
ue to exc. for pecans and good,
sound black walnuts. Mrs. V, T.
Chamblee, Cumming, R22:

2 or 4 lbs. fresh country butter
from Jersey (T. B. tested) cow,
25c Ib. 25 Ib. postpaid, or 20c lb.
collect postage. Mrs. B. E. Pat-
terson, Waco.



CORN AND SEED CORN

| FOR SALE
Hastings Prolific, selected. for
eed, Ist yr. $2. bu., FOB, or eXC.

in orders over 10]

sound, 65c bu. FOB. No

puwe and sound;
hand shelled. $1.50 bu. FOB. Exc.

1P. C. gilts, and males,

| seed.



Cert. 50c peck, $1.50 bu. Exc. for
field peas. W. P. Bryan, M. F.,
Fairburn Farm, Tifton.

10 bu pure Truckers Favorite
and Early Market corn for roast-

ing ears, 50c pk.
for O-too-tan beans. Ha, pay
chgs. B. H. Lewallen, Homer.

Nice, hand shelled Bop corn,
5c lb. or exc. for Bunch butter
beans, striped half runners, or
Navy beans. Mrs. Paul Whitfield,
Jasper, R 3.

Hastings crossed Prolific and
Marlboro seed corn, field selected,

$1.50 bu. Exc.

45c pk. del. to 2nd zone. 2 to: 5.
fears to stalk. W. L. Stevenson,

Sharpsburg.

Pop corn, yellow, shelled, nub--
bed and cleaned, $2 bu. 60c pk..,

6c lb.\, Add postage for small
amounts. _ Harold Morgan, Vien-
na.

Imp. Piedmont 2-ear seed corn
55c pk. postpaid. $1.50 -bu. col-
lect. R. P. Steinheimer, Brooks.

Whatleys Prolific seed corn,
1st yr. from Orig., $1 bu; 55 per
1-2 bu. 30c peck, FOB. J. M.
Gaston, Americus.

Whatleys Prolific corn, 50c gal.

Wie pk., $1.25 per 1-2 bu. $2.25

bu. T. G. Whatley, Helena.
Browns Imp. big, white Flint,

heaviest and most .weevil-resist-

ant seed corn, 60c peck; $2 bu.
FOB. J. W. Brown, Helena.

_ Scotts re-improved Marlboro.
Prolific, peck prepaid, 75c;

1-2
bu. not prepaid, $1; bu. $1.503,
Wannamaker Cleveland big boll
cotton seed, $1 cw. Z. L. Scott,
Concord.

Pure Cuban Yellow Flint seed
corn. Hardest corn on the mar-

ket, 75c pk. $2 bu. FOB. Chas. F. J
| Clements, Pitts.

Old fashioned Blue Grain Mit-
chell, hand nubbed and shelled,

40c pk. $1.50 bu. prepaid. A. L.

Fowler, Poulan, R 1.

200 bu. Whatleys Prolific seed
corn, field selected 2 - 6 ears to
stalk: Nubbed and shelled, $1.10
bu. 65c per 1-2 bu. 40c pk. W. H.
Bolton, Griffin, Box 436.

Whatleys Prolific pure seed
corn, nubbed and shelled, $1.10
per bu. E. B. Snider, Grovetown,
Rele

Hastings Big Rockdale seed
corn, guar. pure, 45c pk. 80 per
1-2 bu. $1.50 bu. Prepaid in Ga.
J. Edward Sims, Jackson, Ri 5.

Hastings Early Market Seed
corn, Hastings earliest roasting
ear corn, 3 lbs. 30c, 95c pk. Post-
paid. - F. Gardiner, HOP, Box
28.

Kimseys extra flere Poe 2-
ear seed corn, long ears, well fill-
ed; grow good crop on any kind

of soil. $1.25 per bu. FOB. L. C.

Kimsey, Cornelia.

Truckers Favorite seed corn, 1
yr. from Hastings, 75c pk. post-
paid, $2.25 bu. FOB. W. L. Mur-
phy, Felton.

Whatleys Prolific seed corn,
nubbed and

for 16 Jersey White Giant hat-
ching eggs. Alex Barfield, Lou-
isville, R 2.

Very Prolific yellow Flint seed
corn, 65c peck, $2 bu- Prepaid.
Thoroughbred Jersey cows and
cheap.
Mrs. G. C. Duggar, Sylvester.



COTTON SEED FOR SALE

50 bu. Cokers No. 5, at 40c bu;
8 bu. High gear seeds, 15c lb. or
$5 bu. V. R. Crawford, Calhoun,
R 2.

50 bu. Ruckers, 1929, 1930 and
1931 crop: Better for planting.
Cured, ready for shipping, 47 per
cent lint, $1.25 per CWT. Thom-
as W. Rucker, Ashland, R, 2, Box
10.

1931 | Cokers No. 5, from Ped.
Absolutely pure, 50c bu. or
exc. for Guernsey or Jersey heif-
er or young cow, bred. Jesse L.
Johnson, Calhoun, 302 ae St.,

1 $3.

| Jesuo, R 2..

pene: A.



seed, '75c bu. Money order. J. M.
Patten, Ray City. i

Cotton -seed, Cokers No. 5,
strain 3, pure and clean, 50c bu.
Summerours Half and Half, 75c
bu; yellow skin Portorican, se-
lected, bedding potatoes, $1 bu.
Wim. Clemons, Rome, R 6.

250 bu. Petty-Toole and Imp.
Cooks cotton seed, recleaned and
guar. sound. 45c bu.; also coun-
try cured, smoked hams, 12 1-2c

lb. T..O, Whitchard, Blakely.

Dewberrys Imp. from Coch-
rans 3, in 1, about 1 1-16 in. sta-
ple, 40 per cent lint, big boll;
kept pure at gin, 35c bu. 10 bu.
_B. F. Dewberry, Temple.

500 bu. DPL No. 8, ordered from
Orig. and kept pure, 40 per cent
lint, $1.25 per 100 lbs. Exc. for
any produce can use. H. P. Mal-
com, Social Circle. .

1 M lbs. Cokers Wilt-Resistant
and 1M lbs, Cokers 5 Pure seed.
$1 per 100 lbs.. FOB; Hastings
Sugar Drip cane seed, $1 bu. plus
postage. Dave C. Martin, Canon,
Rea:

150 bu. Cokers Farm Relief,
early var., 1 1-16 in. staple, for
sale. A. s. Edwards, Jersey.

Cokers No. 5, at 30 bu. Good,
sound, screened; shipped in good
sacks. Sat. guar. Cash with order.
A. F, Miller, Calhoun.

- Half and Half, and Cokers No.
5 cotton seed, ea. 40 bu. Also:

20 bu. Bunch Velvet beans, $1.25

bu. W. J. Saunders, Eastman, R
Rees

Pure
ist yr. planting, $1.50 per 100 lbs.
FOB. E. B. Black, Carters.

Cokers No. 5, privately gin-
ned and kept pure, 40c bu. FOB.
W. R. Thomas, Supt. of Schools,
Douglasville. ;

Cokers No. 5, genuine str. pri-
vately ginned, 40c bu. FOB. Hor-
ace Darnell, Winston.

FRESH AND CURED. MEATS

300 Ga. hams. Hickory smoked
Guar. good to the bone. 30 yrs.
Exp. curing. 12c lb. FOB. Wt. 10-
30 ibs. W. B.: Roddenbery, Cairo.

Brooks country hams, 16c lb. in
small lots ;14c in 100 Ib. lots, also



| Ga, new Cane syrup, 6 gal. $2.50,

cs. Money order only. No exch.
Cleon Hutchinson, Quitman, R 1.

1 nice, country cured ham, 12c
lb. Wt. 25 lbs. Add postage. Ira
Whitlock, Commerce, R 3.

Cold storage cured hams and
shoulders, dry and green oak
smoked, fine cond. hams, 12c lb.
shoulders, 8c Ih. FOB. G. A. Parks

~~



FRUIT FOR SALE

Nice, sundried peaches, 12 1-2c
lb., also nice, sundried apples,
10c lb. Del. Money order. No chks
Mrs. S..J. Rice, Royston, R 1.

Sundried peaches, 10c Ib. Will
del. in 10 lb. lots or more. Cash
only. Mrs. J. P. Daukins, Roy-
ston,

Nice, bright, sundried apples,
10 lbs. $1, del. 5 lbs. 60c. Cash
with order. J. E, rile ine ae El-
la Gap.

HONEY BEES AND BEE SUP-
PLIES FOR SALE



4 colonies bees and 13 supers:

of drawn Comb with metal tops,

|$17. Frank Heath, Atlanta, 1020

Birch St., S. W. Near Evans
Drive, East of Ft. McPherson.
Brood frames, for- bee hives,
standard size of bay wood, $4 per
hundred FOB. A. Williams, Bar-
wick.
80 modern black Cypress hives
a Italian bees, 1 super ea. Up to
, $3.50 ea. Above 10, $3 ea. If
oe come for them. G. W.
Joiner, Statesboro.
Pure Ext. honey, No. 2 grade,
2 - 10 Ib. pails, postpaid, $1.75;

one 10 lb. pail, postpaid. $1; sev.

50 gal. bbls. 60c gal. by the bbl.

Crummey, Doctortown.
Ss AND PEANUTS



yu No. 2 cotton seed



runner peanuts, 5 Ib. FOB here
in 15 Ib. lots or more. Bob Neal,
Cordele.

No. 1 White Spanish peanuts,
recleaned, $2 per 100 lbs. FOB.
W. C. Brassell, Gibson.

8 bu. big, pink skin Spanish
peanuts, 75c bu. FOB. Cash with
order. Sidney Smith, Soperton,
Bag.

Few bu. Imp. Valencia peanuts
$1 bu. Fine for parching or for
seed; Also hay, fodder, peas, pea-
nuts and W. L. hens forsale. Ira
F. McMinn, Ayersville.

10 bu. hand picked Valencia
peanuts, $1.30 bu. FOB my sta-
tion. Mrs. R. H. Kyzer, Wrights-
ville, R 1.

No. 1 White Spanish, reclean-
ed, $2 per 100 Ibs. FOB. Cash
with der. W. C. Brassell, Gib-
soni

Waloncia peanuts, hand picked,
5c lb. FOB. M. L. Snore, bain e
ville, R 4.

Ga. Runners, good stock 3c
lb. FOB. W. S. Preetorius, States-
boro.

Papershell pecans, Stuarts, 20c
lb.; Mobiles, 15c; Tesche, 12c Ib.
All del. Small quantities: 50. Ibs.

up lots, 15, 12, and 10c Ib. FOB.

C. G. Oliver, Barnesville, R 2.
Spanish seed peanuts for sale,
also smoked Sugar Cured hams,
10-30 lb., 12 1-2c Ib. and 300 bu..
corn to trade for heifers, mule or
horse. E. T. Jordan, Dawson.
Extra fine papershell pecans,
20c lb. Mrs. J. T. Anderson, Chip-
ley, R 2. oe
No. 1 Ga. seed peanuts, 75c
bu., also Cokers and Lewis 63,
Half and Half, 5 Lock cotton seed
30c bu. and nice shoats, $4.50 ea.
Breeders. Exc. for hens. Mrs.
Daisy Malphus, Halcyondale.
No. 1 shelled peanuts, 3c Ib.
FOB. Cash with order.. J. S.
Goodman, Blakely.



PECAN AND OTHER FRUIT
TREES, ETC., FOR SALE
May cherries, 15; White wal-
nut trees, 15c; Goose plums; 10c;
Lady Thompson and Mastodon
strawberry plants, 85c C. Yard-
long peas, 25c lb. seed. Mrs, W.

N. Turner, Dahlonega, R 1. |

Blue Damson plum and May
cherry sprouts, nicely rooted, $1
doz. Also S. C. W. L. Tancred
str. egzs, 75c per 15, $3.50 C. All
postpaid. Exc. Mrs. T. W. Ha-
good, Marietta, R 3. i

Pecan trees, best var., including
Mohans, Satsuma orange trees,
and others for sale or exc. for
ducks or chickens. G. F. Towne,
Thomasville.

Fruit trees, and large. stock of
grape vines, well rooted, 10c ea.
Exc. trees for Guinea hens, Buff
Cochin bantams, corn, oats, cot-
ton seed, hay, etc. James Cure-
ton, Austell.

Scuppernong vines, rooted, lg.
white var., 20c ea. 3 for 58c, 7 for
$1 postpaid, Isla Hamilton, Ala~
mo, R 2.

Gov. insp. pecan trees, Schley,
Stuarts, and Money-Makers, 30c
ea. in small lots, 4 to 8 ft. high,
or 20c ea. in 100 tree lots.
FOB. Chas. C. Harman, Stovall.

Brown figs, white and black
scuppernong vines, muscadine,
Red Goose plum, all 10c ea. 6 or
more, del. in assorted lots, $1.00
doz. J. W. League, Waco.

Black and White walnut, Ha-:

zlenut, Crabapple,
plum sprouts, All,

Gray Goose
10c ea. Add

| postage. W. M. Barnett, Mineral

Bluff.
White Scuppernong, Brown fig

Blue plums, 8c ea. 5c doz. 6 or:

more del.; Hazlenut bushes, 25
doz. 3 doz. 50c. Del. Sage plants
4c ea. 25c doz. 3 doz. 50c del. W.
A. Moon, Waco, R 1.

State insp. lead. var., fruit trees
Peach, $35 M. $4 C; $1 doz.; Ap-
ple, Plum, Apricot, Fig, walnut,
$7.50 C. $1.25 doz.; Cherry, Pear,
$8 C, $1.50 doz. E. B -Travis,

uM Riverdale.

+40: Dainson. plum trees, 3- 6 tt

he lot. Will [1

All



Nice apple trees: 2 yrs. 0
ea.:Peach trees, 10c ea
insp. and true to name.
Webb, Ellijay.

White scuppernongs, roo
25c; cuttings, not rooted,
Apple, 2 yr. trees 3,, 25e.
plants, 4, 25c. Add 15
No chks. Mrs. Leila
Monroe.

Goose plum trees, well
strong trees, 6, for 33c d
20 for $1. Add 10c_
Piedmont seed corn, 55
del. postpaid. A. Steinh
Woolsey, R 1.

2 yr..old preserving Pea:
$1 doz. del. 1st and 2nd zc
qt. tender Half Runner b
50c. Stamps, money order or
Write. Mrs. W. R. Th x
Lawrenceville, R 1.

Large Red plums, 3 yrs.
20c; 2 yr. 15c ea. 2 for 25
postage. Mrs. S. W. Rodger:

yers.,

Brown Sugar fig cutting

| rooted, 25 each, 3 for 60c:

white fig cut., rooted, sami
Add postage. Miss. Jam
nett, Cordele, R 4.
lack walnut sprouts,
cherries and Damson an
low Sugar plums, 3. for 25
hound, horse radish,
bunch; blue berries, 25
postage. T..R. Wilson, Lo
Fine, white scuppernon
for sale. Mrs. J. A. L
Cordele. ee



. POTATOES FOR S&S.
400 bu. Portoricans, $25 pe
bu; Brabham peas, 75c ie
corn, 50e bu. FOB. L.
ner, Abbeville, Phone 500

ding, 0c bu. FOB, or

toes, Gov. treated, 60c bu
Mrs. E. R. Hart, Americus
ship Road. og

400 bu. vine grown, Gov
P. R. seed potatoes, 40c
L. Aspinwall, Screven.

No. 1 P. R. sweet potat
bu. Can supply truck load.
Hooks, Unadilla, R 2.

Genuine old time Buck
toes, 1c lb. FOB. W.
zard, Wrightsville, R 3.

100 bu: Pi R. potatoes,
at hill. H. D. Cook, Buen
Ree

Genuine yellow skin Po
an seed potatoes for bed
insp. 50c bu. FOB far.
Joyner, Screven.

Yellow skin P. R. pot
35c bu.;. eating size, 50!
Runner. peanuts, 2c
Squash seed, 40c lb., whi
pop corn, wel Ib: BBs
Clyo.

500. bu. Cert. Portorica
potatoes, pink skin, 50
40c bu. in large quantitis
Slips, 75c M. April 20th
All FOB.: Wm. C. King,
etta.

Pumpkin Yam patel O
eating, 75c bu. crated, |
Price, Bronwood.

POR: potatoes, 50c b
J. Kent, Midville, R 2.

About 50. bu. eating p
30 bu. for lot at farm
tle, Forsyth, R 3.

150 bu.. genuine Portori
tatoes, 35c bu. FOB. Mrs.
Carter, Spann.

Gov. insp. Portorica
50c bu. FOB. Exc. for
long Arm pinders at
price; Osceola Velvet bea:
bu| FOB. W. E. Noble
R 4.

Good grade large whi
Irish potatoes, for
planting, 70c bu. FOB
Hampton, Mineral Bluf

Red Skin P.; R. po

ss 00d, 7