Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1933 January 12

STATE CAPITOL

and Hay For Sale

ine Blue Stem seed wheat
pure Baneroft seed oats
2M bundles good 4 hand
45 . Pure Wannama-
ton seed, recleaned, 35c

~C. Couch, Turin.
ots, good peanut hay, $4
a: Cc. Jones, Smith-

Rust Proof Fulghum | color type, $1.50 del. Exc. for tur-

ts, free from smut and
us seed, 50c bu. FOB. R.
on, Jr., Dawson.
peanut hay, $4 ton, del.
pping point. Cash with or-
Gordon, Warwick, Kiss

, and Hay Wanted

bone Guinea, pigs, 6

d at $5 ea. for seed oats,

and rye at market price.
alvert, Summit.

eanut hay. Quote best

ton del. Griffin. Must



od cond. J. N. Bell, Grif-|

East College St.
M P. R. potato plants
April for 5 bu. Fulghum
at once. Or will take
tust Proof. Will pay Frt.
a. J. D. Black Jr., Baxley,



ultry For Sale
USTRALORPS
tralorp. cockerel, hat-
st March, wt. about 7 lbs.
IB. Crossed with either
3; or W. Leghorns will

ronderful layers.

WG:
, Toomsboro. :



_BANTAMS
Sebright and Black
f extra good quality.
Birds, cocks
White Silky cockerel,
. . Austin, Atlanta, Rt.
Cherokee 2084.
ntam hens and 2 roost-
ed with Golden Sebright,
r exc. for W L. pullets.
venport, Acworth.

and hens;



DEPARTMENT of

G. C. ADAMS,

PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF M ARKETSJ, W. ROUNTREE, DIRECTOR

Poultry For Sale

About 50 young, mixed ban-
tams, not mixed with big chick-
ens, 30c each. All healthy. Sell
any amount. Consider a trade
for a few pigeons or rabbits.
James Rice, Douglasville, R 2.



BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS

Parks February cockerel, best

key hen, about 12 lbs. April hch;
have 3 large April M. B. toms,
22 and 25 Ibs. $4.50 and $5.00.
Mrs. J. E. Sikes, Cochran, R 2.
Thompson Ringlet B. R. cock-
erels and pullets, $1 each; five

pullets, 1 cockerel, $5; yellow and

Bur Dock roots, 15c. Mrs. J. A.
Wilson, Martin, R 2.

Parks B. R. "Reg. Per. No. fis
D1-32. Cream Grade, 6 April
pullets, 1 cockerel, $7. Exc. for 14
bu. shelled corn del. Mrs. A. H.
Watson, Graymont. :

Pure Aristocrat B. R. rooster, |

parent stock direct from Holter-
man, $1.50 ea. or exc. for any
kind of sound field. peas. G. C.
Edmondson, Temple, R 2.

3 Thompson Ringlet B. R. Ap-
ril 1932 cockerels, $3 FOB for
lot; Imp. tender Brown streaked
half runner garden bean seed,
80c pt. $1.10 per 1-2 gal. del. Mrs.
N. R. Wilson, Canon, R 2.

2 B. Rock cockerels, Thomp-
son str. $1 ea. or $1.80 for both,
FOB. No chks. A. M. Hooper,
Norcross.

Reg. Per. 506-C-33, genuine
Parks str. B. Rocks. Stock di-
rect. 3 nice May hatched cock-
erels, $1 each. Mrs. J. O. Dyer,
Dixie.

12 pure bred B. R. pullets,
Thompson Imp. Ringlets and 1
unrelated cockerel, same str. All
April hatch, $10 for lot. Cash
with order. Mrs. I. L. Sowell, Mce-
Donough, R 3.

9 April hatch Kat str. B. Rock
hens and 1 cockerel, $10; 15 Fis-
chel str. White Rock hens, two

ATLANTA,

Yates, Bowdon, R 1.



GEORGIA, THURSDAY,
Poultry For Sale

roosters, 18 mos. old, 4 pullets,
$19. No culls. Will trade. Cary
Jordan, Manassas.

6 pure bred B. R. pullets and
cockerel; same breed, 6 mos. old
$4.95 cash. Money order, FOB;
also pure bred B. R. eggs, 75c per
15 prepaid. Cartons ret. Mrs. J.
S. Edenfield, Summit, R 2.

B. Rock cockerels, March 1932
hatch, Parks str. $1.50 ea. FOB.
Mrs. M. G. Smith, Toomsboro,
aoe

Pure bred Buff Rocks, cocks
and March and April cockerels,
$1 and $1.25 each; setting eggs,
$1 per 15. Mrs. C. R. Sorrells,
Monroe, R 1.

Thoroughbred White Rocks 60c
each, FOB, or 75 ea. P:P.~ 10

hens and cock, $6 FOB. May 1932.)

hatch. No culls, Exe. for Ful-
ghum oats. Write. Harvie B.

2 promising early hatch pure
bred Thompson B. R. cockerels,

ready for use, $1 each. Several

younger cockerels, cheaper. Mrs.
J. H. Smith, Ashland.



BRAHMAS
Brahma cock, April hatch, 75c
cash. No chk. Mrs. J. E. Martin,
Gainesville, R 6.



CORNISH

Few Cornish cockerels, ist Feb.
hatch, $1 ea. or exc. for 3 oth-
er large type cockerels or pull-
ets, Feb. hatch. W. J. Edenfield,
Graymont.

25 Cornish Indian pullets and
hens, also 1 doz. roosters and
cockerels, thoroughbred and fine.
Also 2 thoroughbred Aristocrat
B. R. cockerels, $1 ea. Mrs. B. H.
Osborn, Roy.

6 Dark Cornish pullets and
one rooster, all 10 mos. old, $7.50
for lot; eggs, $1.50 for 2 settings.
Florende Shurling, Oconee.

4 pure bred Dark Cornish roos-



JANUARY 12, 1933.

Poultry For Sale

ters, Berry str. $1 each. D. E.
Webb, Soperton.

- Pure bred Dark Cornish: baby
chieks, 12 1-2c each; 10 pullets
and a non-related reoster, $10;
young cockerels, $1 ea. Eggs, 5c
ea. Guar. satisfaction. Mrs. C.
A. Patterson, Ty Ty, Rea;



GAMES

Pure S. A. Ginn Greys, Ginn
Reds, cocks, $3 each; stags, $1.50
each; pullets, $1.50 each; hens,
$1 each. Guar. dead game. L. T.
Vaughn, Royston, R 1.

1 Ausbarn Mug stag, $1; one
Smoke Ball Gordon cross stag,
$1.00; 1 pr. Grist Gradys, cock
and hen, $2 FOB. Henry Foster,
Culberson, N. C. R 1, Resident of
Ga.

4 Ginn Gray pit game roosters
2 yrs. old, ea. also 2 roosters, 8
mos. old, one 1 yr. old. Make best
offer. A. C. Hall, Comer, R 8.

5 Game roosters, 1 yr. old, bred
to battle. $100.00. Pratt A. Will-
iams, Woodstock.

Games, Gray pullets, War-
horse pullet and rooster, 1 year
old, 75c ea. and postage. John
Fields, Gainesville, R 1.

Pure pit game stags: Warhorse
and Saunders Roundhead, cross,
wt. 4 - 6 Ibs. 1 pure Saunders
Roundhead stag, 1 pure Howell
Gray. All early 1932 hatch, $1.50
ea. R. H. Cavin, Menlo:

LEGHORNS

15 S. C. W. L. pullets, Tancred
str. April hatch, $1 each, FOB.
Now ready to lay. All nice pull-
ets. Geo. M. Moseley, Menlo.

S. C. W. L. pullets from stock
direct from M. Johnson, Star
Matings, $2 ea. FOB Cordele. J.
A, Ingram, Cordele.



25 W. L. pure Tancred strain}

young hens, heavy layers, from
Ped. stock. $18 for lot. Mrs. J.
R. Lanier, Graymont, R 1.

2 Kerlin S. C. W. L. cocks, $2



ea. 2 cockerels, 5 mos. old,

1 Owen-Tompkin cock, 1 cot
erel, $2 ea. Exc. for cor
C. W. Page, Norcross.

S. C. English W. L. head. id.
Individual Ped. males, Rosla
Pen i, at prices you can aff
to pay, also eggs for hatchi.
BE. L. Greeson, Rocky Face.

25 pure bred Buff Leghc
May hatch pullets, 65c ea J.
Brown, Meansville.: oe:

Bb Oo Wl cockerels

| hens with trapnest records up

288 eggs. March and Apr ch
Officially blood-tested;

same stock, $1 per 15; $4 C
after Feb. 1st. Wm. B. _
Dalton.

150 W. L. Pullets, Tancred
M. Johnson str. May hatch,
laying. Live 3 miles out Canto:
road from Marietta. Miss Lill
Wright, Marietta, R 1.

AAA Tancred and Barron sti
W. L., 300-311 egg record, d
from ped. prize winning pens
cockerels, $10; Eggs, $5 per 5
also eggs, $3 per 50. Cliff Ste
ens, Atlanta, 58 Alabama St. S

Exc. 15 Eng. W .L. hens, April
1931 hatch, 60c each, not
Mrs. A. G. Wilson, Lavonia.

25 pure bred Everlay str. M
hatch, now laying B. L. hens, and.
2 roosters, given with lot, or
rooster with ea. 10 hens, 70c e
G. W. Paulk, Willacoochee, R

350 Kerlins Grandview pull
ets, in 60 per cent production,
culls, 70c ea. for the lot. F
McCrory, Macon, R 3.

SC. Bure i. cockerels, -
hatch, $1 each. A. L. Keys,

L. hens, 18 mos. old, good. ce
ers, 60c ea. or $2.25 for lot( FOB
T. W. Manning, Dudley, R 1.

April hatch W. L. pullets,
1932 hatch hens, and few.
males. Farm on Cascade :

als





MARKET REPORT

OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS



INDEX

| Prevailing Wholesale Prices, Jan. 9, 1983. Always Subject to Variation. Grain a Hay For sale

Grain and Hay Wanted
~ Poultry For Sale

Poultry Wanted

Baby Chicks For Sale

Baby Chieks Wanted

Regs For Sale

Fees Wanted
Fiowers and Seed For Sale So
Second-Hand Machinery For Sale _. 3 -
Tncubaters, Brooders, Btc., For Sale -
Live Stock For Sale
Live Stock Wanted
Positions Wanted
Farm Help Wanted
Plants For Sale =
Plants: Wanted: -- 22-222 =- pean
Seed For Sale 6
Seed Wanted =
Miscellaneous For Sale
Miscellaneous Wanted
Tobacco For Sale
cs renee

eor odu or
Georeia Products Wanted

Savannah
$ .30
28
.26
28
19
18

Augusta
$82
20
28
30
10
ad

ace
$ 3



28

31

Ib. 10-
Lens, Th. 4i ie UG Se ; 16
ens, small colored ana WwW. Leghorn. : SSeS

Columbus Valdosta Rome
$ 31 $ .28 $ 25
20.
25
26

10





*

peas, mixed, bp ae
eld peas, not mixed, bu.
country Butter, best table, Ib. -22-<2-
jar ce eee ip. to. bu.) -

i00 1bs.) green crated Sees
x e ton ee ea 12.50















Poultry For Sale

- Will seu or exc. pure bred
Everlay Light Brown Leghorn
hens, April hatch, stock direct
Everlay Farm, for bred Guinea
gilt or pigs. Mrs. W .D. Ethridge,
Carl.

Ped. breeding cockerels from
Official contest record hens with
records, 250-289 eggs in 51 weeks.
Pure Tancred str. W. L. Official-
ly bloodtested. 10 mos. old. Also
_ booking orders baby chicks. M.
_W. Kantala, Elberton.

oo MENORCAS
- Black Minorca cockerels, di-
rect from Superior Hatchery. Ap-
ril hatch, $1 each. Exc. for dried
fruit, or peanuts. Lee Waldrip,
_ Gainesville.

- Bushs AAA Black Minorca
- cockerels, extra fine, $1 ea. 2
for $1.75, or exc. a few for Du-
Mrs. George




















































oo ORPINGTONS
1 pure bred Buff Orp. rooster,
$1 FOB. Several nice hens, same
breed, 75c ea. No chks. Mrs. H.
J. Johnson, Preston, R A.
Pure bred Buff Orp. April hch.
-cockerels, 75c ea. FOB, or exe. for
fruit trees; budded pecan and
pear trees preferred. Mrs. H. C.
Dowdy, Baxley, R 4.

_ PHEASANTS FOR SALE
Goldens, 1932 hatch, $6 pr.;
full plumage Goldens, $10 pr.;
_ Amhearst, 1932 hatch, $9 pr. Full
plumage, $15; Reeves, $16 to $20
pr. L. J Barrow, West: Point.

PIGEONS
1 pair Nuns and 2 pr. Fantails,
very fine stock. Make offer. Wil-
ford Emory, Macon, 384 Suwa-
nee Ave.
White Kings, working and
banded, $1 pr. or exc. for Angora,
goats; 11 pr. not banded, 50c pr.
Mrs. E. C. Dicks, Augusta, R 1.
- White Kings, Silver Kings,
Racing Homers, show and util-
ity grade; mated prs. or odd
birds. Priced right on quality;
want Chinese pheasants, also
_ Dark Cornish chickens, Jason A.
_ Tuggle, Atlanta, 16 No. Elizabeth
Place.
White Kings and Carneaux
pigeons for sale or exc. for any-
thing can use. H. D. Fincher,
Atlanta, R 1, Box 252. Phone Ca-
3613.
_ 80 pr. White Kings, mated,
banded and working. Records on
request. $1 per pr. $75 for lot. J.
R. Cook, Plains.
_ 13 big White Kings, Kings now
working, also banded, $10 for lot,
or $2.50 per pair. Money order
or chk with order. Wm. Hackett,
Macon. Astor Place.
Racing Homers, best quality,
thoroughbred, banded, Racing
homing pigeons. $1 per pair, pre-
paid for youngsters, $1.50 for ma-
ted birds. Malcolm Stokes, Sa-
-vannah, 301 West 37th St.
Thoroughbred White Kings, 3
_ 24 mos. old; young birds, 35c ea.;
mated and working pairs, $1.25
per pr. All banded and_ good
quality. Write for particulars. V.
L. Cosey, Jonesboro.

QUAIL FOR SALE
Specially selected pairs of quail
for breeding purposes. From Mr.
Colemans stock in Virginia and
have been raised in captivity for
the past 12 yrs. High producers
in egg production. Mrs. T. Trea-
hor, Milledgeville.

oe R. I. REDS

_ 50 extra fine B. W. D. tested,
8 wks. old R, I. Red pullets, 40c
each, or 6 for $2.20. E. S. Mc-
Connell, Athens, 264 Nantahala
Ave. ae
_Donaldsons best Dark 8S. C.
Reds, yr. old hens, $1 each; Ap-
ril puilets, '75c ea. 1 March hatch
cockerel free with 15 hens. No
culls. Eggs, same breed, 65 per
_ 15, P. P. cartons ret. Mrs. H. by.









{ches. Mrs. Will Bruce, Dixie, RB
2

Poultry For Sale
15 S. C. R. I. Red hens, $1 ea.
4 roosters, 3 yrs. old, $1.50 ea.

2 March cockerels, $2.50 ea. Ma-
hoods heavy laying strain. Mrs.
Belle Timmerman, Bronwood,
Box 83.

_&. C. R. I. Red cockerels, 1 and
2 yrs. old, $2 ea. Dark rich red,
Jaying stock from Harold Tomp-
kins first pens, Also hatching
eggs, same str. $1.25 per 15, Mrs.
H. L. Culpepper, Grantville.

Thoroughbred R. I. Red roos-

ter, April Ist hatch, about 7 Ibs.,
still growing, $1 or exc. for 18
Pekin duck eggs, or 100 Ib. cap.
feed sacks at 8c ea. Mrs. J. W.
Hendrix, Dover. :
8 pure bred Donaldson str. R.
I. rooster, for sale or exc. for
Leghorns or Games. Mrs. W. H.
Jones, Oeilla.

March and February 1932 hch.
R. I. Red now laying pullets, $1
ea. Also May cockerels, now
ready for service. Donaldson str.
Nor related. $1 ea. Money order.
Mrs. B. McNeely, Albany, R C.

Some very fine, thoroughbred
R. I. Reds and Buff Rocks: Yr.
old hens, and 9 mos. old pullets,
about half and half. See, or
write: J. L. Driver, Hapeville.



TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,

DUCKS, ETC., FOR SALE

Nice fat turkeys, 15 lb. Mrs.
R. L. Greene, Cuthbert, R 4.

8 Turken Wonder Birds: One
rooster and 7 pullets, 4 mos. old
75c ea. Mrs. J. J. Edmondson,
Valdosta, R 1.

M. B. 1932 hatch tom, wt. 18
Ibs. $4. Exp. Collect. Graham
Simpson, Culverton, Ga. R 1.

2 yr. old, 25 Ib. pure bred M.
B. tom, $8; exxtra fine young,
20 Ib. toms, $6 each; hens, same
age, 11 to 15 lbs. $5 each. Cash
with order. Mrs. Lula Christmas,
Vienna, R 3.

1 pure bred M. B. tom, May
hatch, $2.25. Idel Kirk, Rock-
mart, R 3, Box 146.

8 thoroughbred Botrrbon Red
toms, wt. 22 - 25 lbs. ea. well dev.
fine for breeding purposes, $3.50
ea. FOB. No chks. Mrs. J. C. Wel-
don, Lavonia.

Muscovie ducks, $1 each; fer-
tile eggs from same, $1 per set-
ting of 15 FOB. T. M. Slater,
Thomasville, R 5. :

Pure Narragansett toms for
breeders, April hatch; very large
healthy stock, $5 ea. Mrs. J. C.
Garthright, Warrenton.

8 turkey hens and 1 fine tom.
All raised in 1932 (will start lay-
ing soon). $18 for the 9. Miss
Ruth Brown, Shiloh, R 2, Box
40,

4 pair nice, April hatch Bronze
turkeys, $5 per pair; toms, $3 ea.
hens, $2. ea. Mrs. R. L. Tanner,
Maysville, R 4.

3 Mallard (wild) drakes for
sale or will exc. for ducks. D. C.
Collier, Barnesville.

15 nice Bronze turkeys, now at
15c lb. FOB. Write. Mrs. J. R.
Copelan, White Plains.

3 nice toms and 1 hen, Bird
Bros. M. B. spring hatch, fine
and healthy. Toms, $5; hen, $3;
$7.50 pr. FOB. Exc. 1 tom for 1
of same breed and age at once.
Mrs. Fuller Sturdivant, Chipley.
April hatch M. B. Bird Bros.
Goldbank str. turkeys: toms, 25-
30 lbs. $5 ea.; hens, 14-18 Ibs.
$3. F. T. Holland, Bowersville,

3 M. B. toms, ay. 15-20 lbs. All
April hatch, 15c Ib. and Exp.

Pearl guinea, roosters, Spring
1932 hatch, 60c ea. or $1 for two.
Strong and healthy. Mrs. Allen
Russ, Nicholls, R, 2, Box 80,

Pure bred White Holland ttr-
keys, $3 ea. $8 trio, Mrs: Jas. B.
McCrary, Molena,

WYANDOTTES

Sadi Wyandotte: April pullets,
how Jaying, 70c each in lots of





Elliston, Rupert.





ARKET BULLETIN
| Poultry For Sale
low preferred. B. M. Logan, Ath-
ens, R2. _

Pure bred R. C. S. L. Wyan-
dotte, Tarbox str. March hatch
pullets and 1 1-2 yr. old hens,
now laying, 85 ea; also pure
Osborn str. Australorp eggs, $1
per 15. Mrs. Laura Curry, Stock-
ton.

4 March hatch roosters: Two
White Wyandottes and 1 S. L.
Wyandotte, and 1 R. I. Red. $1
ea. or exc. each rooster for 2
hens of any big breed. V. R.
Jenkins, Dublin, R 4.

4 or 5 R. C. S. L. Wyandotte
coekerels, 6 mos. old, Grade A,
65c ea. or 2 for $1.25. Mrs. Otis
McAfee, Wrightsville, R 2.

Poultry Wanted

BANTAMS
Want 2 or 3 finest breed White
Japanese Silkie hens, 9 to 20 mos
old, also trio Mille Fleurs and
trio of pure White Minorcas.
Write. Mrs. Daisy Cochran, Cal-
houn, R 4.

CORNISH
Exc. 10 Parks B. Rock pullets
and rooster for same number of
pure bred Cornish chickens. A.
P, Chapman, Moultrie, R 2.

GAMES
Saunders







Want Dr. pure

|Roundhead pit game cocks, coun-

try walked. R. H. Crawford, Ti-
ger.

GIANTS
Exc. 2 thoroughbred Black Gi-
ant yr. old cockerels for 3 same
breed, age and must be thor-
oughbred. Mrs. Geo. Wheeler,
Alma, R 1, Box 32, :

LEGHORNS

Want prices, 100 to 200 W. L.
pullets, best str. del. Claxton. Ju-
lian T. Daniel, Claxton.

Exe. 20 young mixed heavy
breed hens and 2 roosters for 20
young Brown or White Leghorn
hens and 2 roosters. Brown L.
preferred. Mrs. Dewey Weeks,
Ochlochnee, R 3. :

Exe 25 hens and 2 roosters,
Donaldson str. Reds for Tan-
cred Leghorn pullets. P. B. Col-
lins, Graymont, R 1.

Want W. L. hens. Will exc.
milk goats, Belgium and Chin-
chilla rabbits, Cornish chickens,
or other values. Edwin Simpson,
Atlanta, 695 Paynes Ave. NW.

Exc. farm products for 25 Wht.
Leghorn hens, May or June hch.
Ea. pay own express. Mrs, J. C.
Gibbs, Ty Ty.

PIGEONS
Exe. 2 pr. pen raised quail for
Carneaux pigeons; also 1 mature
Ringneck pheasant cock for Buff
Minorca chickens. Write. Mrs.
John 8S. Burnett, Ft. Gaines.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC, WANTED
Want 1 large, pure White Hol-
land tom for breeding. State age,
wt. and best price. T, W. Dalton,
Alto.

Baby Chicks For Sale

Eng. Leg. day old chicks, Reds,
Rocks, $8 C. Book orders early
and be assured of your chicks
when you want them. Chicks del.
every Tueday. Eustace J. Mc-
Kinney, Jr., Blackshear. :

Ss. C. W. L. baby chicks, 6c
each. From high producing well
culled flocks. Price del 100 per
cent live del. guar. D. P. Martin
Cobbtown.









fitially bloodtested, outstanding
flocks of Reds, Barred Rocks,
White eghorns, White Rocks,
Buff Orpingtons and Austratorps.
J. H. Wood, Athens, Box B.

Large type Tanered or Holly-
wood chicks. from. 300 egg bred
stock. 10 each. WNever Before



10 or more. Exe. for corn. Yel-



such high quality. blood Ines of-

Livable chicks from culled, of-

fered so cheap. W. M. Cordle,
Armuchee.

Pure bred White Roeks, Barred
Rocks, Reds, Eng. Leghorns from
well selected flocks, $6.50 C; hea-
vy asserted, $5.95 C; lots less
100, add le per chiek. Prepaid.
Live del. A. H. Fechtel, Waycross.

Booking orders for limited amt.
imp. Tancred Ped. W. L. chicks
and eggs. Better than 300 egg
record 4 generations back. Write
for full information. H. L. Moz-
ley, East Point. W. Vesta Ave.

Gaskins better baby chicks
will live, grow and make you a
profit. Write H. R. Gaskins, Fitz-
gerald, R 1.

Pure bred chieks, all standard
breeds. Heavies, $7.50 C. Add 25c
for orders less than 100. Live del.
guar. Robt. Webb, Deeatur, 149
Sycamore St.

Electrically hatched chicks
grow faster and live better: hea-
vy breeds, $6.50 C del; mixed
heavy breeds, $6. Order of less
than 100 add 1-2c per ehick to
above order. K. C. West, Ash-
burn. 2

Baby chicks from twice tested
flocks of Australorps, Leghorns,
Buff Orp., Barred Rocks, White
Rocks and R. I. Reds. J. H. Wood
Augusta, Box 218. -

Our 33 yr. old breeding farm as
good as you can find in White
Leghorns at a very moderate
price. B. L. Pike, Augusta, R 1.

Baby Chicks Wanted

Quote best cash price on hea-
vy assorted baby chicks in 2 to
500 lots. J. E. Pinion, Dalton.

Want 300 or 500 baby chicks,
mixed or pure bred, to raise on
halves, or any other agreeable
terms. Sat. guar. Also have for
sale 5 pure bred Donaldson Red
hens and rooster, $5. Mrs. T. E.
Kitchens, Macon, R 4. 3

Want 200 baby chicks at once
to raise to 10 wks. old on halves.
Prefer R. I. Reds or Barred
Rocks. Mrs. J. R. Hunter, Oli-
ver.

Exc. syrup or pigs for 100 baby
chicks of heavy breed. Also want
25 B. L. hens, Ea. pay own ex-
press or postage chgs. W. F.
Sikes, Ty Ty.





Eggs For Sale

Thompson Imp. B. R. eggs, 60c
per 15; $1 per 30, del. Cartons
ret. Money order. Mrs, J. _E.
Steadam, Bainbridge, R 2.

Hatching eggs from hens di-
rect from Booths AAA Ped. and
Bred to Lay B. P. Rocks, $1 per
15 prepaid. H. T. Johnson, Tal-

- | lapoosa.

Pure bred Buff Orp. egs, se-
lected for hatching, 2 doz. week-
ly, 75c per 15. Ethel Giddens,
Eastman, R 5, Box 35.

Booths AAA Grade B. R. eggs
$1 per 15; $1.50 per 30; $4 C.
Incubator lots cheaper. Exc. for
pigs, pure bred Jersey or Guern-
sey heifers, or field peas. Bob
Sosby, Carnesville, R 2.

Case of white infertile eggs
per week. Best price gets them.
Mrs. Chas. Seiferman, Sylvester.

Pure bred Dark Cornish In-
dian eggs, $1 per 15 postpaid;
75c at home; 1 Cornish cocker-
el, $1 FOB. J. R. Gardner, Lo-
cust Grove.

Like to contract eggs from 100
or more fine Bronze turkeys.
Quote best price. Mrs. Will Mec~
Rae, Fort Gaines.

Thoroughbred White Pekin
duck eggs, $1 per 13; white scup-
pernong vines, well rooted, 5 for
$1 del. Mrs. J. M. Jones, Gray-
son.

&. C. W. L. egas from unrelat-
ed Ferris 300 record Pen, Ferfil-
ity guar. $3.50 C. $1.50 per 15.
Del. Belle Jeiner, Soperton, R 2.
Eggs for hatching from AAA

1S. C. W. L. of 800 ege records, 25

oz. eggs, direct, from trapnested
and prize winning pens, Tancred
str. $3.50, 50; $7 0. Kate Rogers,



Atlanta. 98 Belle Meade Ave. |

peop



Baby Chicks For Sale

den, Talking Rock.






















--'Thursday, Januar
Eggs For Sa
Phone Bel. 1585-J.

Pure J. B. Giant
per setting del. Also Pi
B. R. $1.50. Freeman Sin
Decatur, 102 Greenwood

White Pekin and Indiax
ner duck eggs for sale .
for anything can use. Bi
orders to del. January an
at. 75e per 15; Mrs. H. H
iams, Rydal, R 2.

Eggs from dark Velv
Harold Tompkins str. 75c |
$2.50 C del. Case to be re
2 fine cocks, $1.50 ea.
M. B. Seroggs, Alto.



Want 250 eggs to set o
ves. Super Hatcher Inc. s
time between now and
Feb. Write. Naomi Davis,
alsonville. :

Want pure bred Buff Ply.
setting eggs; have for sale,
dywine strawberry plants,
$3 M; McDonald and Early
der blackberry, $1 C. B. J.
Mauk.

Want 600 eggs to set on
I take 2 and give them <
breed, or mixed breed
Strickland, Screven.

Want W. L. eggs or
chicks. Must be thoroug!
Write what you have, pric
James R. Tillman, Pineora















































Flowers and S
For Sale

Big Boston ferns and
blue hydrangea, large,
ed plants, 15c each ( now
to plant them); Magnol
reoted, small ones, 10c ea,

2 ft. 25c. Mrs, Pate Mc:
Ailey. oe

Golden Candle Stock tig
ies, 10c a bunch; 12 bunches
yellow March flowers, dbl.
single, 5c bunch, 12 bun
Emley Long, Cleveland, R +

Large type chrysanthe:
255 doz. plants, plus post

Have the white,
pink, lavender, bronze
Beulah lLeSueur, Tifton

daffodils, red canna,
bulbs, 10c doz;
carnation flowered popp:
5e thls. Add postage.

sacks. Miss Bonnell Br
Bremen, R 2. |
Choice mixed _ colors

Williams, $1 C; white Iri
C. All postpaid. Mrs.
Spence, Carrollton, R 5.

Large red spider lily,
ing size bulbs), 20c doz
blooming hollyhock see
der bloom), 10c tbls.
age. Miss Jennie Mae
Bronwood. oe

Peach bloom, water
crepe myrtle, yellow bi
Bear grass, Summer an
pinks, Shasta daisies,
Red cannas, 50c doz. Ad
age. M. E. Adams, Marie

Dahilias, 10c doz. ho
10 bunch; azaleas, 20c doz.
of-the-Valley, 10c doz.
pines, 35e doz. Exc. 10 lk
nut meats for 25 good
cap. feed sacks. Anabe!

Jonquil bulbs, bloomi
Big Trumpet and small
flowering, 50 , Mrs. L
lor, Cartersville, R 8.

Red dogwood and Mf
rels, 15 ea: boxwoods,
Add postage. Venson Let
crombie, Mineral Bluff

1 M. well roo :
2 yrs. old, 75
chewing to
geese or ttirk



Dacula, - Rolo



ydrangea, water oaks,
ewe, 2- 3 it. show-

ch at ae home _ near
Bridge; also some small



20 Oliver plow, $5; Spad-
horse harrow, $20; farm
50 ft. 6 in. endless belt-
d other equipment for $20.
eems, Forsyth, R 1.
00 volt 25 H. P. electric mo-
in good shape, cheap. Cost
per koliwatt hour to op-
John F. Mullis, Alma,
H. P. gas. eng. cheap for
or exc. for 1 complete set
lacksmith tools. R. B. Own-
Culberson, N. C., Rt. 1, Res-
; of Ga.
t Drive assembly for Ford-
tractor, complete, with pul-
eap for cash, or exc. for
value; metal corn barns,
u. cap., with perforated
rat and fire-proof. W. E.
1 ephzibah.
at f 30 inch DeLoach Mill
ith spindlepink,, with
oop and hopper and new
x driving mill, with belt
jet motor for power. Sell
or without motor. J. W.
. Coleman.
le shop forge, in run-
rder, $4. or exc. for 8 bu.
sound corn, shucked and
Forge shipped FOB. A.
oper, Norcross.



ators, Brooders,
Etc., For Sale
cap. Super Hatcher Inc.,
cond. Used 2 seasons, $15

for 30 Brown Leghorn
pullets. Mrs. A. J. Gray,

bone, 400 cap. Inc. in
ond,, Cost $95; sell for $25.
or 35 large breed young
Write if interested. Mrs.
orvey, Coolidge, R 2.

ive Stock For Sale

TLE FOR SALE
tra fine Jersey bulls: 19
id, $20; 2 mos. old, $5;
+R. C. S. L. Wyandotte
each. Docia Harris, Lu-



full stock Jersey milch cow

shen soon, cheap for cash.
Goolsby, Baxley, R 1.

heifers for sale or

. 2 fine Pape str. Black
cockerels, $1 ea. Mrs. H.

Lavonia.

i cow, fresh in, 3rd calf; 3

1 i-2 lb. butter, $25, or

heifers. A. W. Kemp,

, phone, 168-J. Mariet-

bull, sub. to reg. Wt.
650 lbs. Sell to prevent
ne: $25. at barn. =D.
m, Dupont, R 1, Box 20.
milech cows, 1 heifer,
over 2 gal. day; other,
over 3 gal. Good butter
-G. Jenks, East Point,

rsey bull,-9 mos. old,
oble blood, $15 or exc.
$s, 200 lb. wt. each. S
e, Griffin, RC.
yy cow, due fresh March
ersey heifer, both ent.
Cheap for cash, or exe.
or feed. Paul White,

ws and others milking,
| heifers from producers,
cattle prices; 7 Duroc
d, from. reg. stock,
rm; Also reg. Duroc
ice, price, choice

Sharpsburg, R 1.



Reg. Polled Herefords. Finest

quality at depression prices.

Bulls and heifers,
Lunsford, Covington.

Sybils Jolly Fox, No. 211734
sired by Sybils Jubiland Gam-
boge; Fat, not vicious, $50; also
several cows, fresh in February.
K. O. Sanders, Eatonton, R 2.

Good heifer, fresh with male
calf, most Jersey. Exc. for good
mule, or sell, Write if interested.

Perry E.

+|H. L. Patrick, Ficklin.

1 good 8 yr. old, cow, T. B. test-
ed. $10 barn for cow. Carter
Simmons, Talona,

Reg. Guernsey 6 yr. old bull,
$100; 4 mos. old ent. to reg.

Guernsey bull, $40. Exc. for any-

thing of value. C. M. Massey,
Perkins,

Good Jersey cow, $20 cash at
my barn. Calf 2 mos. old. Mil-
bon Foster, Locust Grove, R 3.

1 cow, fresh, 2nd calf, muley-
head, 2 1-2 gal. milk; good qual-
ities every way. $35 cash. Have
other value to exc. for hogs, corn
at 85c bu. W. G. Kelley, Forest
Park.

14 wks: old male calf, 31-32
Guernsey, $6; also 5 Donaldson
str. 1932 hatch hens, 85c ea. Mrs.
J. F, Trawick, Tennille.

Reg. Guernsey bull, No. 170-
167, Nancys Fern Crest King.
Sire, Windmere King, 130627;
dam, Nancy of Rocky Reach,
No. 86327. Out of a 6 gal. cow,
between 2 - 3 yrs. old. Price
reasonable. H. H. Lake, Wrights-
ville.

Fresh, Grade Jersey cow with
2nd calf for sale. W. J. Tidwell,
Sr., Douglasville, R 2.

Good, young Black Jersey, Ist
calf, 2 gal. milk; 1 light Jersey
cow, fresh in April, exc. for good

mule or horse, 9 or 10 yrs. old.
Bring horse and see cows. R. P.
Tucker, Lithia Springs.

1 nice, pure bred Jersey cow,
not reg. will freshen soon, for
sale or exc. for good farm mule
or horse. Pled W. Reid, Ken-
wood,

Good, mulen cow, freshen last
of April, for sale or exc. for high
grade cotion, seed meal. C. A.
Huckeba, Roopville, R 1.

Grade Jersey milch cow, also
Springers; and a sow and pigs,
turkeys and turnip greens, for
sale. Q. M. Rogers, Barney.

Jersey heifer, wt. about 300
lbs. $12 or exc. for 20 R. I. Red
hens, or any big breed. No culls.
Last March hatch preferred. G.
D. Cobb, Carnesville, R 2.

1 reg. yearling Guernsey bull,

well bred, cheap. W. A. Daniel,

Tennille.

6 yr. old, 4. gal. Rez. Jersey
cow, fresh. Real bargain for $40.
I. C. Smith, Jackson, R 1.

Large, dark fawn, Grade Jer-
sey, 3rd calf, $35 cash. A real
good milk and butter producer.
Would take $10 worth corn, oats,
peas, wheat as part pay. R. P.
Steinheimer, Brooks.

Aberdeen-Angus bull calves, 6
to 8 mos. old, carrying the blood
of the International Grand
Champion Bulls, Perinthian,
Idolmere,-Cakhill Quiet Lad
and others. C. H. Blalock, Ra-
bun Gap.

Red Jersey, 4 yrs. old, 3 1-2
gal. milk, pound butter; in fine
cond. No bad habits. Fresh about
9th of January with a thorough-
bred Jersey calf. Come see her at
my barn. $45. Mrs. I. H. Boles,
Duluth:

HOGS FOR SALE

2 bred gilts, big bone Blue
Guineas, $7.50 to $10; also open
gilts, $4 to $5. Exc. for Orping~
ton, 8. C. B. Leghorns, or Buff
or Wyandotte, March or April
pullets.. W. A. mee Norris-
town.

8 full blood Duroc Jersey pigs,
3 mos, old, due to reg., $3 each;
from 10 to 15 pigs, av: wt. 30-
45 Ibs. some full blood Duroc J.,
other, Hampshire and Duroc
cross. Elton Snider, Louisville.

Reg. O. I. C. pigs, 10 wks. old,

a Ib. wt.,



Goa Aaree litters.
Guar, hal stock, $5 ea. $9 pair,
unrelated. <A. T. Rigsby, Sale
City.

8 wks. old Black and S. P. C.
pigs, nice, thrifty. $2 ea. or 2
for $3.50. I. J. Whitley, Osier-
field. :

White Chester sow, pure bred,
but not reg. $15 FOB. Sylvester
Riddle, Athens, 225 Peter St.

6 nice pigs, 6 wks. old, % P. C.
and 1-4 Guinea. Very fine (mo-
ther wt. 400 Ibs.), $2.50 ea. FOB.
P. D. Snellings, Tignall, R 1.

Pure bred S. P. C. 6 mos. old
gilts, cholera immune, $6 ea. at
my farm, also Silver Lace Wyan-
dotte 2 yr. old roosters, $1 ea.
M. H. Floyd, Cochran, R 5.

21 O. I. C. pigs, Easiest kept
hog on market; eats anything,
doesnt root; if not satisfactory
at end of year, you get money
refunded or another pig. Come
get yours, Clay L. Brown, Hart-
well, R 1.

Pair of thoroughbred, reg.
stock Duroc Jerseys. No better.
Sell at $25 pair or $15 for 1.
Come at once, or write. Samuel
Thos. Jefferson, Lenox, R 1.

4 pure bred Straight Nose
Berkshire boar pigs, 6 wks. old,
ent. reg. $4 ea. No exch. Dorsey
Martin, Canon.

8 pigs for sale. Prefer to sell
to trucks at my farm, 4 miles
north. of Sumner. Henry Young,
Sumner, R._ 1.

Little bon Guinea pigs, stay-
fat kind, 9 wks. old, boars and
gilts, $3.50 ea. FOB. R. H. Long,
Culverton.

Extra good, reg. S. P. C. sow,
bred to farrow 3rd litter April
ist, from son of Worlds Grand
Champion, $30. She is worth
$75. Papers transferred. G. A.
Black, Herndon.

5 P. C. shoats, about 9 mes.
old, wt. 65-80 lbs. $6.50 and $7
ea. Also good plow mules, rea-
sonable. Mrs. Mary L. Kimbell,
McDonough, R 3.

Pure stock little bone Guinea
male, 6 mos. oid, 2 little bone 3
mos. old pigs; 17 pigs, 4 and 8
wks. old. W. N. McCullough,
Rossville. .

Reg. in buyers name, S. P. C.
pigs, 50-50 color and from cham-~
pion stock. Sat. guar. $8.50 FOB.
E. M. Smith, Lyons.

4 Duroc J. pigs, 3 males, 1
gilt about 100 Ibs. 5c lb. FOB
Metter. Ent. to reg. Also Won-
derful bearing garden seed, 20c
lb. Add postage. Mrs. G. Collins,
Cobbtown, R 2.

9 pigs, 50-60 lbs, in good
growing order, $20 for lot. J. M.
Hardy, Sycamore.

Reg. S. P. C. pigs from Worlds
Champion blood. Sell or exc. for
Leghorn pullets or young hens.
F,. H. Bunn, Midville.

Thoroughbred Hampshire pigs
at 6 mos. old, $4 pr. O. S. Dug-
gan, Chester.

1 bred sow, Duroc str. wt.
about 200 Ibs. bred in December
to full blood male; due to far-
row April first. $10 or exc. for
equal value. H. A. Byington,
Adel; R 2.

2 extra choice, pure bred O. I.
C. males, 12 wks. old, wt. 50-60
lbs. from reg. stock, $3.50 ea. at
my lot. Joon W. Moseley, Soper-
ton, R 2.

Duroc Jersey young boars and
gilts, 70-90 Ibs. ea. young Sser-
vice boars, bred gilts, 125 to 175
lbs. ea. All reg. stock, 7c Ib.
cash, or exc. for N. C. Runner
seed peanuts. L. H. Edenfield,
Stillmore, R 1, Box 31.

Red Berkshire pigs, 12 wks.
old, thrifty growers, $3 ea. D. A.
Lewis, Baxley, R 4, Box 49.

2 pigs, male and female, full
blood Duroc, 7 wks. old, wt. 35
Ibs. ea. $5 cash. No chks. E. T.
Martin, Mitchell.

25 S. P. C. pigs, wt. 25 to 50
lbs. Will sell whole lot for $2 ea.
at my farm at Pitts. H. A. Dor-
sey,

12 wks. old, Reg. Duroc pigs,
$6.50; service males, $8; bred

ishire-Duroc cross



Live Stock For Sale

| gilts. from Great Super Stilts, |

also big bred sows, at Farmers
prices. Z. L. Scott, Concord.

Have a big Berkshire boar, $16
or trade for 30 bu. peas; Berk-
sow bred to
Berkshire boar, $20; Hastings
Imp. or Fulghum seed oats, 40c
bu. R, D. Tatum, Palmetto.

HORSES & MULES FOR SALE

2 good, pert young mules, 6
and 8 yrs. old, $175. No better
mules; Ped. Piedmont Cleveland
big poll cotton seed, 35c bu. or
exc. 3 bu. of 5 of any kind. Mrs.
E. M. Travis, Fayetteville.

2 yr. old mare colt for sale or
trade for a good milch cow now
giving milk. J. J. Blevins,, Pool-
er.

1 black mare mule, 7 yrs. old,
wt. 1 M lbs. Gentle, work any-
where. Cheap for cash. Dr. D. D.
Woodard, Dudley.



16.

| i Stock Wante
2 CATTLE WANTED ;
Exe. bunch of young chie.
and 2 mos. old bull calf of fin
stock for milehing cows, or hei
fer to freshen soon. C, G, eo
tiansen, Albany, R C. ee
Exc, chicken fertilizer, fre
from foreign matter, never bee:
wet, for full blood Jersey
milking with Ist or 2nd cal
good producer, geutle, easy

milk and no bad habits. Mrs. I :

S. Andrews, Ochlochnee. sos

Want cheap for cash Polled
Hereford bull, not over 1 yr. old
and must be within 75 miles of
Ft. Gaines. J. R. News, Ft. Gai
nes.

Want young, good, feo Gi
soon to freshen cow. Prefer Hol
stein, not necessarily reg. M
be reasonable for cash and not
over 30 or 40 miles from New-
nan. M. Y. Arnold, Newnan, R



RABBITS FOR SALE
2 Silver Grey does, 6 mos. old,
$1 or a R. I. Red chicken or a
turkey. Sadie Covan, Bemevo-
lence.
3 N. Z. White bucks, 7 mos.

old, '75c ea. or lot for $2. Marion:

Henderson, Grayson, R 1.

4 pink-eyed N. Z. White rab-
bits, about a yr. old, 50c each.
All does. Walter Lee. Rockmart.

Chinchillas' from reg. and
prize winning stock for sale or
exc. for farm produce at market
value, Write what you have.
Tracy Willard, Winder, 32 Rich-
ardson St.

12 Chin; 2 = 2 yrs. old; $1; 2
does, $1.50 ea. 1 pr. 1 yr. old,
$2.25; 2 pr. 3 mos. old, $3; 3
small ones, $2. $10 for lot at
home. T. B. White, Temple, R
7 Silver Fox rabbits, 2 mos.
old, pure stock, 75c pr. Exc. for
chickens; also 3 half stock rab-
bits, $1 for the 3..Mrs. Dora El-
inburg, Buford.

7 Chinchilla rabbits, 4 and 6
mos. old; 4 bucks, 3 does, $2.50
for lot, or exc. for young pig.
Roy Jeffers, Villa Rica, R 4.

Pure bred Chin. Gray rabbits,
10 young, $1 pr; does, mo. old;
bred dee and buck, $3 pr; also
pure Jersey heifer, 10 mos, old,
$12, Add postage. Miss M. E,
Adams, Marietta, R 8.

16 rabbits, Chinhcillas and
White Angoras, all ages and
sizes. Total wt., about 50 Ibs.
Sell or exc. for other value. Paul
Johnson, Ringgold, R 3.

Ped. Chinchillas, .8 wks. old,

75e ea. with papers. 8. Jones,
Lylerly.
' 40 rabbits, Silver Martins and
Flemish Giants, light and dark
Grey, all sizes. J. W. Hewell, Bo-
gart.

2 doe rabbits, N. Z. and Chin-
chilla mixed, for sale or exc. for
2 pr. mixed pigeons, at my house
or party pay postage on both.
O. A. McCrea, Jr., Alma, RFD.

9 Chinchillas, $1 each, or exc.
for meat or chickens for eating
purposes. Mrs. W. W. Harden,
Atlanta, 835 Courtenay Drive,
NE. *phone, Hemlock, 8706-M.

SHEEP & GOATS FOR SALE

Pure bred Swiss and Toggen-
burg bucks, $10 and $15, or trade
for farm products. Write first.
E. S. Heath, Scottdale.

24 head of large type goats,
most of them stock goats, 2
butt-head billies. Most of them
bred; also 2 steers, wt. about
400 lbs. ea. on foot. C. E. Smith,
Jeffersonville.

Pr, reg. Nubian goats, doe has
freshened with young kid; also
10 mos. buck, sub. to reg. Cheap
for cash. T. D. Fussell, Rhine.

Some fat half-grown nannies
goats of milk goat strain, and
several kid weathers of wean-
able age, at fair prices, del. at
barn only. J. W. Toole, Macon,
R 2.

84 native goats at 50c per
head, del. at farm, or will exc.
for 2 yr. old Red "Poll bull. W.
G. ee Glenville, R 1.





HOGS WANTED

Exec. Ga. raised, home-mad
chewing tebacco for 1 O. I.
pig, or half P. C. and half O.

C. Give 14 lbs. for a 6 wks. old
pig. Both prepay chgs. D. A.
Stewart, Talking Rock, R 3.

Want pr. of P. C. pigs about 8
wks. old. State lowest cash price,
FOB Pearson. E. H. James, Axe
son, RED 2.

Want 2 pure blood O. LG.
barrow hogs, wt. about 100 lbs.
at market price, plus smail cost
of a light crate. S. F. Pettit, Hl-
lijay.

Want pure bred short-nose
Berkshire, sub. to reg. gilt. State
best price, FOB Cartersville. Ar-

thur A. Shinall, Cartersville, R

2. a
Want reg. or at least thor-.
oughbred, Berkshire sow or gilt,
already bred, at reasonable price.
Would consider a Poland occ.
J.-E. Miller, Leo. :

HORSES & MULES WANTED ee

Want to buy 4 to 8 good sound -
farm mules not over 10 yrs. old,
wt. 950 to 1050 Ibs. Give ages,
size cond., and lowest cas price.
QO; David, Marshailville. :

Want a good, heavy plug mule
at a bargain for cash. Also want
1 M yellow and 1 M white Ber-
muda onion plants. F. W. Bal-
comb, Waycross.

Want to exc. good value for
mule. G. C. Edmondson, Tem
ple, RFD 2.

Want to rent mule on halves.
Will pay rent in Fall or work on
shares. Emory Skelton, Douglas-
ville, R 2,

Want to buy donkey or jennet,_
trained to work. State cheapest



price. Also want to buy at bar- a

o lot of nice feathers. Write.
_R. Clarke, Covington, R 2.
a. good mule not over 10
yrs. old. Will exc. good Stuart
and Schley pecan trees, cheap,
or papershell pecans for same. |
Cc. G. Oliver, Barnesville, R 2.
Want gentle, plug mule, or
horse. No cash, but good value
for same. In or neay Atlanta.
Mrs. G. B. Butler, Brookhaven. |
Want to exch. a $100 value fon
a mule, not over 10 yrs. old, in
good cond. Mrs. Lula Belle
Brown, Millen, Rt. D. :
Want to rent a mule to make
crop. Will pay rent in Fall. Take
good care of and feed well. Lum
Reid, Luthersville. =
Want to rent a good, small
plug farm mule to tend 25 acres
this year with chance of buy-
ing. Good treatment and plen-
ty of feed. Own my place. W. T.
Hixon, Manassas, R 1. oe
Want 2 farm mules, 6 to 10
yrs. old, wt. 900 to 1100 Ibs. Exc.
hay, corn and potatoes and oth-
er value for same. J. T. Brack, :
Mt. Vernon. aS
Exc. value for ood, chess
mule. J. B. Hunter, LEGTeteyy.
Re2S
Want 1 good mule or pony
horse that will work anywhere.
Will exc. good, fresh in milch
cow, or pay cash if cheap. T. ue
Wiliams, Buena Vista, Se



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FLOWERS AND SEED

a) FOR SALE

2 yr. old Umbrella Chinaberry
brees, 10 and 1ldc ea. Mrs. R. E.
roa! Atlanta, 1077 Hemphill
Ve.2= =



LIME FOR SALE
_iime, dbl. strength, $3 ton
FOB Atlanta. Make good crops
for 40 yrs. Consult our Dept. of
Agrieulture. R. L. Adams, Fair-
burn. |

_ FERTILIZER WANTED

Can use 1 M lbs. nitrate of

da and 3 tons 8-4-4 fertilizer.
Name best cash price. S. H.
Monroe, Thomasville, 128 Rem-
ington Ave. -

Live Stock Wanted

_ Want te rent 1 to 3 mules to
farm with. Take good care. Pay
rent monthly in advance. Vesta
Snipes, Bonaire, R 1.

Want to rent mule for the
year 1933 with option to buy in
the Fall. I. T. Giddens, Hast-
man, R 6.

Exc. goed value for a good
farm mule or horse, not over 10
yrs. old. Address or see: W. H.
Mixon, Teomsboro, R 1. |
Want mule or horse, near
Claxton, cheap for cash or exch.

rs. J. R. Tippins, Daisy.





tetc. Willing workers.



hit

ive Stock Wanted

| SHEEP & GOATS WANTED

Want good, healthy, fresh
milk goat. Gentle, horniless Nu-
bian preferred. State age, color,
amount milk daily, etc. Cheap
for cash. D. P. Wescotto, Augus-
ta, Box 352,



Positions Wanted
40 yr. old widow with 12 yr.

old son wants home with aged

couple assisting with light farm
work for small salary. Mrs. An-
na Cox, Tifton, R 1, Care Dan
Cox =

Man with wife and 1 child
want 1 horse farm on 50-50 bas-
is. Good, honest, workers. Have
to be moved and furnished. W.
A. Walden, Adrian, R 2.

Young man, 22 yrs. old, sober,
industrious, raised on farm; exp.
driver, good mechanic, desires
place on farm or as Asst. to Dai-
ryman. At once. George Nelson,
Dry Branch, R 1.

16 yr. old boy and mother want
job on farm; raised on farm and
thoroughly exp. Mrs. L. T. Phil-
lips, Athens, 574 Nancyhaley St.

Exp. poultryman wants to take
charge of, or start a poultry
farm; salary or percentage bas-
is. Yrs. of experience. J. M.
Gantt, College Park, R 1.

2 men want job on farm. Both
life exp. Keep up all kinds of
farm tools; repair, build fences,
Houses,
wood to be furnished. R. Canner,
Atco, :

Want job helping with poultry,
in or very near Atlanta. Please
do not call in person. Write. Mrs.
Dell Mixe, Atlanta, 314 Washing-
ton St.

Man and wife, middleaged

would like to get in touch with
party who needs a good caretak-
er, and who understands raising
stock, eattle, hogs, poultry, and
gen. farming. Write at once, L.
F. Radford, Augusta, 1411 Broad
St.
' Young man with mother
wants a small 1 horse farm on
50-50 basis, or will work for wa-
ges. Have to be moved and fur-
nished. Write what you can of-
fer. Both in good health. G. W.
Trusty, McDonough, R 1, Box 56
Care J. W. Chaffin.

Want employment. Prefer 2 or
3 horse farm. A-1 ref. Consider
anything, go anywhere, W. L. Ca-
son, Cordele, R B. 2

Man and wife, both 22 yrs. old
no children; healthy, willing wor-
kers. Want 1 horse crop on 50-
50 basis. Cam work 25 acres eas-
ily. Won't need much help. Geo.
T. Brooks, Monroe, Rl.

Want place in farm home as-
sisting with poultry, and other
light farm work. Want $8 mo and
board. Come after me, dont

write. Emma Turner, Wrights-_|

ville, R 4.

Man with 9 in family wants
farm. Can do any kind of work.
All willing workers; plant any-
thing; ready to move if landlord
will move us. State what you
have to offer. B. S. Ward,
Toomsboro, R 2.

20 yr. old boy wants job on
farm with good people. Sober,
honest, willing worker. State sal-
ary in first letter. Ellis Scott,
Lincolnton.

Want 1 horse crop on shares
or wages. Have to be furnished.
Think can move self. 4 in family,
3 work. No Ga. raised. Exper-
ienced. Good ref. D. C. Lively,
Atlanta, 646 Wells St.

Want job on farm. Life time
exp. in general farming. Can
handle any kind of machinery,
also have Farmall tractor for
hire. _Can do rough earpenter
work. 45 yrs. old. Best of ref. So.
Ga. preferred. Jno. F. Ellis, Cor-
dele, R 1.

Want job. 50 yrs. old, single. }

Truck of poultry farm, for board
and some wages, or part of prof-
W. O. Battle, Wadley.



2 in family. Have to be moved.
References. J. D. Towers, Atlan-
ta, 318 Hightower Road.

28 yr. old honest, industrious
young man wants job on farm.
Do most anything on farm. Can
milk cows. Begin at once. Char-
lie Brown, Cohutta, R 1, Box 89.

35 yr. old married man with
wife and 2 children wants job
at dairy. 4 yrs, exp. Write at
once. Roy Cook, Hampton.

Want job on farm. Can do
most any kind of farm work. For
$8 per month, board and wash-
ing, Am 24 yrs. old. Start any

time. J. W. Crowe, Kennesaw, R.

2.

Want gooa 1 horse farm on
share basis. Can run myself. 12
or 15 miles from a good town.
Elmer J. 'Todd, Atlanta, 745 State
St., NW.

Want a 1 horse farm. I fur-
nish the stock and landlord to
furnish guano, also house. Can
put up 5 beds. Ready to move
now. I. D. Boyd, Nashville, R 1.

23 yr. old man with wife wants

job for wages or half of crop, or.

50-50 basis. Life exp. Would take
a job on dairy farm. W. B. Gran-
than, Doerun, R 1.

Want place as overseer of farm
or manager dairy farm. Can fur-
nish best of ref. F. C. Brand,
College Park, R 1, Care Jersey
Ranch. Phone Ra 6674.

Middleaged man desires work
on farm as overseer or for wages.
Born and reared on farm. Best
of ref. Do not smoke nor chew.
Henry Can, Sparta, R 1.

22 yr. old man wants job on
farm with good man; can do any
kind of farm work; $10 a month,
board and laundry. No bad hab-
its. Marvin Barnes, Homer, R 2.

Good working boy, 16 yrs. old,
wants job on farm. Salary, $8.00
mo., board and laundry. No bad
habits. Write at once. Herman
Spillers, Butler.

Hides and sheep and goat
skins tanned. H. A. Butler, Dah-
lonega, R 3. ee

Want home in country doing
light farm work. Can give best
of ref. Am 27 yrs. old, med. wt.

Will work for room and board
1+and small salary. Answer at once.

Sallie Mae Edenfield, Fitzgerald,
R 4, Care T. L. Powell.

Want work on farm, assisting
with poultry or dairy. General
light work. 3 in family, boy and
girl, age 13 yrs. Want a small
house if possible. Mrs. N. A.
Bennett, Sycamore, R 1, Box 267.

Single middleaged man, no bad
habits, good farm hand, wants
job on farm. Wages by month,
or week, with board and laun-
dry. Want 12 mos. work. Carl
Bell, Brunswick, 2809 Ellis St.

35 yrs. of age, single; lived on
farm 22 yrs. Prefer general far-
ming in Central Ga. State your
best offer, including board and
laundry. by the month. H, W.
Padgett, Atlanta, 1691 Evans Dr.,
S.W.

Want large 2 or 3 horse farm
with 2 houses, good mules, good
land, good water, near good
school and churches. On halves,
Need but very little help. Exc.
ref. D. W. Davis, Winder, R 1.

Refined, middleaged couple
want job. Lifetime exp. on farm.
Room, board and salary. No bad
habits. Not afraid of work. Un-
derstand farming, drive truck,
raise stock, chickens, also car-
penter work. Ref. Begin any
time. J. H. Smith, Atlanta, 452
West 8rd St.

Want 1 horse farm on halves.

Can furnish self, except a mileh

cow. Can move myself within 25
miles Atianta. Write or ses me
at once. D. W. Ellis, Atlanta, 415

Ellis St.

Want 2 horse farm on 650-50
basis. Man to furnish stock, land
and tools. I furnish half of fer-

tilizer and do work. So. Ga. only.



Thursday, January 12

Faceville.

Young, unmcumbered widow,

25 yrs. of age wants work around
farm: milking, looking after
poultry, ete. for $1.50 per week
and board. Good ref. Mrs. Alpha
Bryan, Ochlochnee, R 8.

- Widow with 2 children, coun-
try girl, wants place on farm as-
sisting with light work. Mrs. Ja-
nie Dixon, Savannah, Box 712.

16 yr. old boy, honest, willing
worker, without bad habits wants
work on farm or dairy for 1938.
State salary in first letter. T. L.
Morris, Atlanta, 794 Harold Ave.
SE.

Good colored family wants job
on farm or crop on shares. Re-
liable, good workers. Mrs. Lelora
Jennings, Blythe, R 2.

Middle aged man wants good
home with widow or elderly cou-
ple to help on farm for board
and small wages. Have no bad
habits. J. R. Beasley, Dixie Box
74;

Good farmer wants a 2 horse
crop on halves. 6 in family, all
old enough to work. Can get
through on reasonable amount
of help. Within 20 or 380 miles
Atlanta. Come see me at once. J.
WwW. Robinson, Atlanta, Tilden
Ave., N.W.

Young man without bad hab-
its, desires position on farm, close
to Atlanta. Accept any reasona-
ble offer. Come after me: after
4:00 p. m. or all day Sunday.
Geo. Harper, Atlanta, 257 Oak-
land Ave.

Want to repair your old corn
or wheat mill. Can make it good
as new. 50 yrs. exp. J. W. Mc-
Donald, Thomaston, R 3.

Want 1 horse crop 25 miles
Atlanta, halves or 8rd and 4ths,
or Standing rent. Want on school
bus line. Can move and furn-
ish self. 4 in family. Ref. Write
at once. Charles E. Cooper, Pu-
laski, R 1.

Refined country girl, 20 yrs. old
wants place in country home
with good people assisting with
poultry, flowers and other light
farm work. Tattnall county pre-
ferred. Miss Myrl Collins, Reids-
ville. 2

Farm Help Wanted

Want a good, sober, good work-
ing boy to work on farm. Come
or write. J. Claude Watson, Bow-
don, R 2.

Want a good farmer for one
horse crop, 3rd and 4ths. Must
be honest, moral and Christian
character and understand farm-
ing. Come see, farm is 2 miles
Carnegie at the Andrews School.
R. S. Harris, Cuthbert, R 2.

Want farm labor, 1, 2, 3, and
4 horse farm; good land and
and buildings. RR station with
school and church on farm. Must
have your own stock and feed;
I will furnish fertilizer and some
money to make crop after June
ist. J. T. Spier, Barnesville.

Want a good farmer for 30 ac-
res land, 50-50 basis. Single man
who can batch. My house is small
but partly furnished. Miss Addie
C. Hicks, Scottdale. Hicks Farm.

Want a woman of good char-
acter, no bad habits, exp. in light
farm work. Prefer a middleaged,
unincumbered woman, to live as
one of family in family of 2.
Send ref. from Pastor at once.
Mrs. F. Lloyd, Hiawassee.

Want a nice woman, 40-50 yrs.
of age, to milk cow, tend to
ehickens and other light work.
Board and small salary, or clot-
hes 2 in family. J. T. Chambers,
Fuovilla.

Want settled white woman of
geod haracter to live as one of
family, and help with all the
light work about a farm, and get
share of crop as pay. Ref. exch.
Sh R. Q. Thompson, Gillsville,
Want well educated boy, or



Farm Help Wa
girl, 15 yra. or older
with light farm work.
try home and other ad
for right party. Write
give ref, A. B. Keba, Bo
B. =
Want middleaged ma
wife, without children, to
1 horse farm on halves
place on Chattahoochee
miles Palmetto. Write or
W. Estes, Palmetto, R 2. .

Want good family for
2 horse farm, near church
school. Must furnish stoc
feed and be able to run
make crop. I will furnish
factory fertilizer. No let
me at once. Geo. M. C:
Metter, R 1. :

Want white woman
character, 30-50 yrs. old,
with light farm work: m
live as one of family, f
and clothes, or small wage
in family. Mrs, Jesse James,
lins, R 2. ra eee

Want girl from 12 to 18
old to live as one of fam
board and clothing, Onl
family, old people.
light farm chores, J. A.
Villa Rica, R 2.

Want 2 white boys, 1
over, honest, willing wor
$1 per week, board and.
to begin with. Write fir
nest Wetherford, Gaines
2.
Want party to come al
with me and farm. I furnis
and horse. Write for part
J. W. Dunn, Crawfordvi

Want good farmer, whit
colored for 1 horse crop. M
able to furnish self and
4 room house, pasture, ou
7 mi, west of Newnan; }
school, 2 factories near. V
W. I. Coleman, Fairburn, R

Want boy, 16 to 20 yrs.
sist with farm work. Wi
poard and clothes and |
pay some. Must be willing
er, honest and reliable
soon. H. R. Richey, Tocco:

Want a hand to help on

horse crop. Must be able
car, Will give $5.00 mon
and laundry, or a cott
The wages to start Mar
J. A. Webb, Athens, R 2.
_ Want a smart, single b
18 yrs. of age, to help ox
for small wages and boa:
laundry. Must be of go

to 40 yrs. to live with fam
3 adults in farm home a1
sist with garden, chic
cow. No salary to begin
Mrs. J. S. Outlaw, Ad
Want girl, 8 - 12 yrs
phan preferred, to help i
home with light chores
one of family, self, husba:
yr. child. Good home. M:
Danvers, Buena Vista,
Want farmer for 1, 2
horse farm. Must own sto
be able to finance self te
crop. 2 houses on farm
N.W. Griffin. Mrs. Fran
Underwood, Atlanta,
Ave., SW. :
Want girl or woman
children to live with in
and do light work aroun
farm, for good home, boa
clothes. W. W. Buntyn, The
R71. 2
Want able bodied, single
farmer. Will furnish home,
and pay, $5 month. W. |
Albany. :
Want middleaged lady

have good ref, Write t fi
S. Fitchett, Dublin, 216 E. G
St. :
Want middieaged mi
man, healthy, a :
hew to work on farm; |
one of family. Will s





ae Gairaliton, R 5
man to work for board
es and some cash, dur-

; unincumbered white wo-
25-50 yrs. old, to assist with
farm work; raise chickens,

cade
ek um, Statesboro, R 2.

in exp. dairyman, one.

do hand milking and
10w to feed and care for

rd. Honest and reliable. T.

ymas, Lavonia.

t man and wife, with not
hild) to live in house
and help me truck farm
in winter, $10 in sum-

and board. Ref. exch. H. V.

working farmer with
plenty of stock, etc.,
acres with 2 houses, ete.
hwest Ga. Some of bldgs.
best of cond. Chance of
to one who can qualify.
preferably see James F.

, Macon, R 4.
Chicken and Truck far-
ll family, clean, honest,
s. Furnish own team
iD ments. Partnership
, for ambitious cou-
aaa Road, near town.
e. Lola H .Newherry, Rome,

ye,

, boy about 16 to work

yw board and clothes,

are in tobacco crop. Good
nd opportunity. Apply at

A. J. Williams, Hazlehurst.
16 a middleaged woman or

ood character to live.

aple for board, clothes
small salary. J. F. Etris,

Sy.

at oung white woman who

home with a middleaged
-unincumbered, to assist
light chores. Mrs. H.

>
nt middle aged white wo-
live as one of family
with general light farm
only in family. H. G.

, Byron.
ingle man without bad
to work on small farm.
board, clothes, laundry.
ne for right man. Write
articulars in first letter. W.

ton, Jesup.
neat appearing country
nder 24 yrs. old. Apply, or
Bert M. Brown, Albany,



ants F or Sale

more Red Gold Sugar
trawberry plants, 25e doz.
They cost originally $75
pac S garden seed, 25c; fine
yellow plum trees, 15 ea.
ramlett, Ellijay, R 4.
fine E. J. Chas. frost
bage plants, 50c M by
S or parcel post. G. R.
y, Baxley, 311 Tippins St.
and F. D. cabbage and
ants, 15c C. 60c M del;
plants, 25c C. $1.10 M
for anything can use.
Crow, Gainesville, R 2.
ge plants, all lead var.,
roof, now ready, 25c, 200;
); 75 M del. Mabel Rowe,
2;
., E. J., Flat Dutch eab-
nts, now ready. Frost-
Bc, 200; 50e, 500; 75c M
we, Fitzgerald, R 2:



a J, Chas. W. abbas plawie

50c M or exc. for drieq fruit: or}

pea seed, Mrs. W. J. White, Bax-
ley.

C. W., E. BP. cabbage plants
300, 300: 65c M del.; 40c M FOB.
5M $1.85. Exc, for anything can
use. John C. Crow, Gainesville,
RI.

Frost proof cabbage plants, lg.
lots, express, 50c M; 1M _ 60c
mailed; 600 for 50c, nice plants,
prompt shipment, COD. W. M.
Bullard, Baxley.

Nice, young dewberry plants,
60c C. $5 M. Also good seed rice,
6c lb. Made at the rate of 1500
Ibs. per acre this yr. W. R. Clarke
Abbeville.

Nice lot of Klondike strawber-
ry plants, 20c C. 500, $1; $1.75
M. Sage and dbl tansy, 10c; cal-
amus, 10c bunch; black raspber-
ries, rooted, $1 per 15. Mrs. J B.
Field, Dahlonega, R 1.

Kudzu plants, well rooted,
good, clean plants. T. E. Min-
hinnette, Americus.

Yr. old rhubarb plants, 50c
doz. 3 doz. $1; catnip, pepper-
mint, 30c doz. Long green poe
okra seed, 20c cupful. Mrs. T. H
McCurley, Hartwell.

E. J., Chas. W. cabbage plants,
3dC, 500; 65c M. Leon Gaff, Fitz-
gerald, R 2.

Mastodon strawberry plants,
20e C. 500, $1; also May straw-
berry plants, same price. Add
postage. Mrs. W. H. Sutton,
Cleveland, R 4.

Cabbage and collard plants,
75 M postpaid; 50c M_ collect.
Marcus Williams, Gainesville.

-W. and Dutch cabbage plants,
300, 30c; 65c M. del. By Exp.
collect, 40c M. 10 M $3.75, Exc.
for cabbage seed or dried fruit.
John C. Crow, Gainesville, R 1.

E, J., CW. cabbage plants, 75c
M del, 10 M 50c M Collect; Stone
and Baltimore tomato seed, 715
Ib. del. Marglobe, $1.25 Ib. W. O.
Waldrip, Flowery Branch.

E. J.. W. and Chas. W. cab-
bage plants, ready, 75 M. 5 M
70c M. 10 M 65c M del. Rafe H.
Thompson, Flowery Branch, R 1.

Frost - proof cabbage plants.
Lead. var. Bermuda onion plants
70c M del. 5 M $2.50 FOB. E. Y.
Stokes, Macon, R 3.

Frost-proof cabbage plants, E.
J., Flat Dutch, Succession and

: Copenhagen. Bermuda onion

plants, 70c M del. C. W. Stokes,
Macon, R 3,

E, J., Chas, W. and Flat D.
cabbage plants, White and Yel-

low Bermuda onion plants, 80c}

JM del. E. H. Stokes, Macon, R 3.

Chas. W., E. J., cabbage plants,
45c M. 5 M $2 del; No. 1 Ber-
muda onion plants, 65 M. 500,
35c; Prizetakers, 60c M. Del. A.
H. Beckworth, Baxley.

Well rooted Sage plants, 10c
ea. Spearmint, 3 rooted plants,
10c; Eng. pea seed, 20e lb. Run-
ning butter-beans, white and
colored, 15c 1b; butter-peas, 15c
lb. Add postage. Mrs. E. L. Rog-
ers, Griffin.

Well rooted Kudzu plants, $4
M FOB. Exc. some for Ga. Cane
syrup, cabbage plants and onion
sets. Write. Frank Crews, Lees-
burg.

Mastodon strawberry plants,
20c C. 500 for $1. Add postage,
also dried apples, $1.25 for 10
lbs. del. Mrs. G. M. Helton,
Cleveland, R 4.

E. J., Chas. Copenhagen, Flat
Dutch "cabbage plants, White
and Yellow Bermuda onions, All,
500, 50c, 75c M postpaid. Roscoe

Mays, Fitzgerald, R 4, Box 144.

Buncomb collard plants, 75 M
45e, 500 del. Exc. for white, 100
Ib. cap. feed sacks at 5c ea.
Sweet Pomegranate bushes, 6,
50c; 980e dea. Mrs. F, Happoldt.
Lewiston.

Frost - proof cabbage plants,

: "5c M postpaid. Kenneth Har-
| per, Osierfield.

eres = =e var,



_ straw-

berry pli . $1.75 M del.
in Ga. Mrs, L. = Mobley, Gi ann |

Chas. W., E a. cabbage plants
500, 50; 85 M del. 5 M and 10M
65c M. collect; Klondike straw-
herry plants, $1.50 M del. Ready.

Dewey Mathis, Flowery Branch,

Roi.

Frost - proof cabbage plants,
65 M postpaid; 40c M Exp. Col-
lect. Exe. some for flue cured
tobacco: 1 M plants for 10 Ibs.
Amos Williams, Gainesville, R
Ly

Everbearing strawberry plants,
85c M del. Offer about 10 M
plants. Exc. for cotton seed, seed
Rice or onion seed. T. S, Deese,
Colquitt, R 3.

Everbearing strawberry plants,
85c M del. by P. P. Exc. for on-
ion seed, or seed Rice, or cotton
seed; also about 50 bu. sweet
potatoes, pink skin P. R., at 25
bu. to truckers. Carl Phillips,
Colquitt, R 3.

Crystal Wax and Yellow Ber-
muda onion plants, E. J., cab-
bage, 75c M postpaid; Guar true

to name. Immediate del. D, J.
Johnson, Fitzgerald, 408 W. Al-
tamaha St.

Strawberry plants, $1.60 M del.
20e C. Klondike, Missionary and
Lady T. var. Exc. for peanuts.
Guy Taylor, Macon, R 1.

Chas. and J. cabbage plants,
ready, 50c, 500; 75c M. All del.
Mrs. Dora Waldrip, Gainesville,
Tt aes
~ EB. J., cabbage plants, 15c C.
80e M del. 5 M or more, 60c M
FOB. Mrs. E. B. Wetherford,
Gainesville, R 2.

Frost-proof E. J., Chas. W.
cabbage plants, 20c C. 75c M. del.
5 M or more, 50c M collect, Win-
fred Waldrip, Flowery Branch.

Everbearing strawberry plants,
80c C. $1.75 M. May, $2 M; huc-
kleberry, 50c C, Hazlenut, 50c
doz. All del. Exc. for white sacks

at Tce ea. Dollie Blackwell, Cleve-

land, R 4.

Crystal Wax Bermuda onion
plants, ready, GOc M. 5 M up,
50c prepaid. Geo. R. Hunt,
Kathleen.

Chas. W. and Succession cab-

bage and Bermuda onion plants,
50c M. Write for quantity prices.
Like to contract 4 to 5 million.
John W. Berryhill, Lakeland.

Frost-proof cabbage and Ber-
muda onion plants, 60c M. 5 M
lots, 50 M. b. W. Clarke, Val-
dosta.

Lady T. everbearing strawber-
ry plants, 20ec CC. or exc. for
white feed sacks. Edith Knowles,
Patterson, R 1.

Cabbage plants, millions, Ex-
tra early and Flat Dutch, also
Crystal Wax and Yellow Ber-
muda. onion, encil size. All
COD, 50c- M. Sat. guar. J. P.
McCook, Fitzgerald, E. Central
Ave.

Large, extra early cabbage
plants, 60c M; Purple Hull table
peas, extra fine. FOB. M. C.
Cook, Millen.

Millions cabbage plants, Imp.
W. (earliest header known), also
Crystal Wax and yellow Bermu-
da onions, pencil size, All COD,
50c M. Sat. guar. F. F Stokes,
Fitzgerald.

Large size Lady T. strawberry
plants, 300, G0c; $1.75 M. post-
paid. Mrs. Ll. W. Seago, Pine-
hurst.

Progressive Everbearing straw-
berry plants, 30c C. $2.50 M. Em-
ley Long, Cleveland, R 4, Box 13.

Frost - proof cabbage plants,
Chas. W., EH. J., W. Millions rea-
dy, 60c M. postpaid; 5 M $2; 10
M $3.50 Exp. Collect. Millard
Jones, Oakwood, Rt 1. :

Dewberry plants, Imp. Lucre-
tia, $8 M. $1 C. Youngs, $15 M.
$2 C. Roy B. McKenzie, Armu-
chee.

C. W. cabbag plants, 15c C.
25c, 206; 40c, 500; 60 M post-
paid. R. 8. Wolfe, Baxley, R 2.
_ Frost-proof, open field prown

E. J., Chas. W. and Flat Dutch]
cabbage plants, 45c,

600; 60c M



Duteh- ce and collard,

plants, 500, 50c; 75c M. 3 M $1.-
50; 5 M $2: Crystal Wax onion,
500, 60c; $1 M. Over 5 M. Tic
M. B. J. Head, Alma, ~

Progressive Everbearing straw-
berry plants, 25 C. $2.25 M. H.
B, Shell, Palmetto.

Ready, EH. J., C. W., Copenha-
gen Market and Flat Dutch
cabbage plants, 500, 40c; 60c M.
Bermuda onion, white and yel-
low, 65 M. All del. Dave Tuten,
Baxley.

Klondike strawberry plants,
strong rooted, $1.25 M. del, Kelly
Kirkpatrick, Grayson.

Lady T. strawberry plants, 20c
C. $1.50 M; Klondike, $1.25 M.
Ethel Crow, Gainesville, Rt.

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

Lady T. strawberry plants, $1.-
60 M. Klondike, $1 M. E. J., and
Chas. W. cabbage, 60c M. Effie
Crow, Gainesville, R 2.

Klondike strawberry plants, $1
M. Lady T., $1.50 M. Addie Rey-
nolds, Gainesville, R 2.

Lady T. and Everbearing
strawberry plants, 35c C. $3 M.
7 Lillie Dockery, Dahlonega,
R

Klondike strawberry plants.

500, 90c; $1.50 M. Prompt del..

Royce Waldrip, Gainesville, R 2.

Cabbage and collard plants,
500, 40c; Strawberry, 500, 5c;
Kudzu crowns, $1 C. Del. OB.
Crow, Gainesville.

Klondike and Lady T. straw-
berry plants, 20c C. $1.75 M. del.
BE. J., Chas. W. cabbage plants.
75c M. del. 5 M up, 50c M col-

lect. Guy Crow, Gainesville, R 2.)

10 M Lucretia dewhberry plants

true to name, good roots, $5 M.

Mrs. T, J. Robinson, Greenville.
Lady T. strawberry plants,
from 100 to 50 M. At 25c C.
postpaid; in M lots or over, col-
lect, $1.50 M. Exc. for peas,
beans, corn meal, dried fruit and
apples. J. E. Norris, Jesup.

Lead. var. cabbage plants, se-
lected, 500 postpaid, 65c; By Ex-
press, 10 M. $5. Exc. for fruit
trees. R.O. Parks, Darien.

All var. cabbage plants, 500,
45c; 75 M. White and yellow
Bermuda onion, 500, 55e; 80c M.
All postpaid. Mailed. promptly. J.
R. Pope, Fitzgerald.

Kudzu Crowns, the best, 3-4
yrs. old, $12 M. FOB. Cash with
order. B. Watson, Hamilton,

Chas. W. cabbage and Bermu-
da onion plants, 50c M. 10M or
more, 40c M. FOB by express.
Add 25c M for postage if desired
by mail in 2nd zone; 40c, 3rd
zone. John W. Berryhill, Lake-
land.

Citrous Trifoliatia plants small
but fine root system, 75c C. C.
A. Rowland, Athens.

Chas. and-E. J. cabbage plants
Bermuda onions, white and yel-
low, 50c M. Exp. collect; 5M $2.25
10M $4; 65 M del. Grady Tur-
ner, Macon, R 3, Phone 7904.

Progressive and other everbear-
ing strawberry plants, 25c C. Exc
for white feed sacks, 50c orders
postpaid. Mrs. M. M. Kelley, Li-
thonia.

Young dewberry plants, heav-
fly rooted, 50c doz. $2.50 C. $25
M. All postpaid. T. D. Echols,
Lula.

E. J., Copenhagen and Heading
collard plants, 200, 25c; 500, 50c;
75c M. del. Assorted as desired.
G. Ben Wilson, Rebecca.

E.. J., Chas. W., Flat Dutch
cabbage plants, now ready, 25c,
200; 50c, 500; 75c M del. H. C.
Rowe, Fitzgerald, R 2.

Frost proof E. J., Chas. W.
cabbage plants, 20c C. 45c, 500;
T5c M del. 5M or more, 50c M,
collect. Winfred Waldrip, Flow-
ery Branch.

E. W. cabbage plants, 60c M.

Millions, Write for better prices"



Market, Mat Duteh
plants, millions now ready,
500; 49 M del. Mins Sm
Baxley, R 4.

Silver skin Bermuda -onio
well dev. plants, 45c, 500; 80c
prepaid in Ga. Joe Baker, N
man Park, R 1. i

Cabbage and Bermuda o
plants, all lead var., 50c M. Shi
ping daily. J. Q. Dorris, Vs
dosta.

Chas. W. cabbage, 10c_

M; Prizetaker, white and |
Bermuda onion plants, same
price; Rockyford and Eden Gen
cantaloup seed, 1st yr. :
Hastings. 20c Ib. postpaid, R.
Dowdy, Fitzgerald.

Flat Dutch and E. J., cab: us
plants, 50e M. 30c, 500; -20c
Mrs. Evelyn Lewis, Baxley.

Frost proof cabbage plants,
J., Chas. W., Flat Dutch, 300
25e; 35c, 500; 50c M. 5M $2.2
All postpaid. M. J. Lewis, 1]
Star Rt. :

Red Gold strawberry plan
$1.50 C. Cost $1 doz. Guar.

500, 5c: 80c M del; 5M and 10M.
60c M collect: Klondike s
berry plants, $1.50 M del.
ready. Dewey Mathis, Flo
Branch, R 1.

E. J., Chas., Copsnhasen Fl
Dutch frost proof cabbage plants
ready, 800, 35c; 500, 55e; 85 M.
Bermuda and Prizetaker onion

plants, same price. All pay

R. Chanclor, Pitts.
Frost-proof guar. highest gra
in all lead. var., plants. Postp
Cabbage, 500, 45e; 70c M, 5M $8
White and Yellow Bermuda
ion, 500, 50c; 75c M. 5M
postpaid. J. R. Pope, Fitzg
W., Copenhagen, Dutch,
proof cabbage plants, 500,
0c M; White and Yellow
muda onion, 500, 50c; Te M

frost-proof. cabbage plants, 300
35; 500, 50c; 80c M. Bermudi
onion plants, same _ price. ;
postpaid. Odis Conner, Sevil

plants, wet moss paukeds Fir:
crop from Eastern Nursery stock

100, 5c ea. additional Ref. P
ples Bank, here. W. F. Lu
Ray City. :

Flat Dutch cabbage,
plants, 15c C. 800, 35e; 65 M
Klondike strawberry, 300,
$1.25 M del. Lee Crow, Oakwo
Ril.

Klondike strawberry plant
25c C; 85c, 500; $1.50 M post:
paid. John L. Jones, Cumming,
R 1.

Imp. Early Klondike straw
ry plants, 25e C. $1, 500; $1.5

collar
del.

peas, 5c lb. Mrs. Rosie
Cumming. :

Yellow Bermuda onion plants,
ready, 75c M del. to customer; E
J.. C. W. cabbage plants, 5

del. Cabbags, 50c M
Barber, Baxley.

Everbearing strawberry slink
30c C; $1, 500; $1.75 M. Huckle
perries, 50c C. Hazlenut, 50 d
Sage, 50c. All del. Exc. for w
sacks at 7c ea. Dollie Blackws

Cleveland, R 4.

Frost proof collard and
bage plants, 75c M. postpaid
40c Exp. Col. L. B. Tees: =
ga.

Cabbage plants, HE. J
Succession, Flat Dutch, Cope
hagen, All Head Early; Onior
plants: Crystal Wax, 500, 40c;
M del. 40c M FOB. J,
Spee, Sian se



Seal Wax onion plants, Bos-
lettuce, Wakefield cabbage,
a plants, 25e C. $1.25 M del;

C, $1 M at field. Mrs. H. V.
aklin, Register.

_E. J., Chas. W. frost proof cab-

bage plants, ready, 500, 35c; 60c

M. Onion plants, Tic M. Money

order. R. S. Burgess, Pembroke.

Mastodon everbearing and

Lady T. strawberry plants, 30c
2.25 M; red Gold strawher-

y true to name, $1 C; dried

sage, 45 lb. Add postage less

an $1 orders. Mrs. Annie Et-
Dahlonega, R 1.
bbage, collard and onion
ts, 500, 30c; 50c M. A. Per-
Valdosta, 406 Wooding Lane.
Cabbage plants, 50c M; also
ooking orders for certified P. R.
tato plants, Spring del. at $1
. Quality guar. W. H. Boat-
t, Alma.
ssionary strawberry plants,
25 M. Geo. L. Belflower, Tif-
on, 305 7th St.

Jersey, Chas. Dutch cabbage
ts, Straw and Crystal Wax

uda onion plants, 300, 45c;

00, 65c; $1 M del. R. H. Kent,

ady T, strawberry plants, 20c
2, collard, 10 C; May cher-
quince, 3, 30; Pumpkin, sugar
salad pea, 2 cups, 15c. Mrs.
mry Eller, Ellijay.
Shas. W., E. J. cabbage plants
00, 50c; Be M del; 5M $3; 10
M, $5 collect. Guy Waldrip, Flow-

BE. J., Chas. W. cabbage plants,
Oc 500; 60c M del. E. S. Ste-

ens, Flowery Branch.

Yr. old Washington Asparagus
rowns, 65c for 50. Mrs. H. W.
Ward, Hogansville.

Flat D., W. F. cabbage plants
5c, 500; 75 M; Klondike straw-

rry, 75c 500; $1.25 M del. No
hks. Lewis Mathis, Flowery

ranch, R 1.

Klondike strawberry plants 25c

Parks, Cumming, R 1.
Klondike and Lady T. straw-
rry plants, 25 C. $1 M. Exe.
shrubbery to be planted now.
Iso have 6 bantam hens, 40c
.. and buyer pay shipping chgs.
rs. J. T. Lambert, Forest Park.
Strawberry, raspberry, Masto-
on, Early marketing blackberry,
edling peach , cherry, quince,
ums, crabapple and other na-
e shrubs. Sell or exc. for any-
hing can use. E. Spence, Dun-



oa. proof cabbage plants, E
J., Chas. W. and collard plants;
'N. G. Buncomb, open field grown
ready, del. by Parcel Post. 200,
20c; 500, 35c. 55c M. J. O. Stokes

tzgerald, R 3.

Crystal Wax Bermuda onion
ants, 60c M. 5M up, 50 M
paid. Geo. R. Hunt, Kathleen.
Kudzu plants, from one 5 yrs.
id, well rooted, $4.50 M FOB.
Oy Lewis, Hartwell, R 1.

Field grown, frost proof cab-
ge plants, J. C. W., 10e C. Tc

Postpaid. Everbearing straw-

ry lbe . ($1 M. F. F. Rosser,









E a Chas. W. cabbage plants,
0c C. 75c M. White Bermuda
mion plants, 10 C. 75 M pre-

ae H. L. Brittingham,

Nard plants, 60c M del. Cash

th order. N. W. Findley, Jesup.
has. W., B. J. and Copenha-
en cabbage plants; large, pen-
ize Bermuda onion plants,

00 postpaid, 75c M or 50c M.
p. collect. No stamps. LP:

nts, $2 OC. $15 M. Red rasp-

, 50c doz. $2. 50 C. Exc. for









- Cablage and onion Sa
frost preof, Chas. J. and Flat
Duteh and White Bermuda, 50
M.. Exp. collect; 500 for 40c; 75c
M postpaid. I. L. Stokes, Fitz-
gerald, R 3.

Iceberg lettuce plants, 30c C.
$2.50 M. Mrs. J. L. Edge, Doe-
run, R 4.

Millions frost proof plants,
ready, Chas, W., Dutch and Co-
penhagen Market, white Crystal
Wax and white Bermuda onion,
genuine Ga. heading collards,
60c M; 600, 45c; 200, 25c. Ship-
ped COD. W. A. Bruce, Cloud-
land.

Young berries. The money ma-
ker of the coming year; a new
venture in Ga. 75c doz. $5 C. $35
M. Information about cultiva-
tion. Mrs. J. Reinstein, Savan-
nah, 727 EB. 39th St.

Cabbage plants, millions, 50c
M del. 5M $2. Money order in
advance. Edw. Campbell, Reids-
ville.

All var. cabbage plants, 50c M
del. Bermuda onion, 75c M del.
Also pure bred R. I. Red eggs,
65c doz, del. B. J. Morris, Bax-
ley.



Plants Wanted

Want to hear from reliable
party who can furnish from 10
to 50 M. cabbage and Bermuda
onion plants, also potato plants
in season. State best cash price.
R. C. Junkins, Trion.

Seed For Sale

Genuine Bush or Bunch vel-
vet beans, saved especially for
seed, $3 bu. N. T. Beasley, Kite.

Conch peas, 3 Ibs. 50c; T-N-T
or Mushroom pop corn, 1-2 Ib.
80c; 1 lb. 50c; Japanese Hull-
less popcorn, 1 lb. 35c; LaConch
peas (a new variety), 1-4 lb. 25c.
All postpaid. Earl S. Redwine,
Madras.

Best running kind productive
velvet beans, 50c bu. 73c per 100;
hand picked Ga. peanuts for
seed, 60c bu. James Malphus,
Halcyondale.

100 Ibs. Benne seed. Make best
offer. C. M. Lane, Colquitt.

Half Runner bean seed, 15c Ib.
Pumpkin seed, 10c pkg. Crowder
peas 5e Ib. Exc. for herbs and
onions. Ida Buchanan, Chula, R
de



Very choice seed chufas, $2 bu.
FOB. W. B. Clifton, Oliver, R 3.

Stone Mtn. watermelon seed,
guar. purs, 20c lb. No order un-
der 10 lbs. H. L. Wilehar, But-
ler, R 3.

Beet seed, 5 oz., 30c per 1-2
lb.; 50 1b. Chicken lettuce seed,
10c pkt. Add postage. No stamps.
Mrs. S. M. Gunter, Lawrence-
ville, R 1.

Clements American Wonder
melon seed, Grohoma. Whatleys
seed corn, Ist yr. Prices on re-
quest. C. R. Smith, Buford, R 3.

Pure white velvet okra seed,
15c Ib. Elbert McIntyre, Adairs-
ville, R 1,

White Bermuda onion sets, 15c
qt. 1-2 gal. 25c. Del. parcel post.
G. Hollomon, Brooklyn.,

1500 lbs. Burpees and Bounti-
ful stringless bean seed for sale
or exc. for peavine hay. Make
cash offer. (Failed to give name
in ad sent to Bulletin), Stone
Mtn., Box 271. :

Broom corn seed, 20c Ib.
brown-eyed peas, 5c lb. No wee-
vils. Send postage. Eva Haynes,
Buford.

Cabbage, tomato, carrot seed,
90c lb. beet and radish, 50c;
Prizetaker onion, $1.40; spinach,
25c. Special price large lots. Sev.
var., 1982 crop. Also cabbage,
onion plants. Donald Gordon
Smith, Cloudland.

Calif. multiplying beer seed,
10e good start, postpaid; black
walnut bushes (3), 1 1-2 yr. old,
25c ea. sev. this yrs bushes l5c
ea. Add postage. Mrs. Sallie
ss Rockmart, 2. :



5.

10 Ibs. pure white running
butter-bean seed, i5e lb. post-
paid in Ist zone. Want exc. 10
Ibs. small pecans for 20 white
feed sacks, 100 lb. cap. Mrs. Fel-
ton Williams, Eatonton.

N. C. Long Leaf tobacco seed,
15e thls. 2 for 25c, postpaid. No
stamps. Mrs. Paul Roper, Flow-
ery Branch, R 1.

Jamaica tobacco seed, 1932
crop. $1 lb. order pay postage.
Send money order. Hubert P.
Mann, Jonesboro, R 2.

20. lbs. genuine Rocky Ford
cantaloupe seed, 19382 grown, 1l5c
lb. FOB. Money order. W. U. J.
Draughon, Cairo, R 2.

Small, yellow, crook-necked
squash seed, 40c; white velvet
okra seed, 15 lb. Have fine cow,
fresh, $40, or exc. for good mule.
not under 900 lb. wt. J. R. Vin-
cent, Riverdale.

Crotalaria Spectabilis, new le-
gume which doubles crops fol-
lowing. Introduced by the Gov-
ernment. Best, quickest and
cheapest soil builder known.
Seed especially treated for high
germination. H. A, McCord, Al-
bany.

Old fashioned Indian Pumpkin
seed, packet, 10c. Get them while
you can. J. Tom White, Dublin.

Best var. Pimiento seed, 50c
lb. or trade for 1 or 2 Bbls. new
Ga. Cane syrup, 2 bu. nest on-

ions, or other useful farm pro-

duce. O. C. Perdue, Yatesville.

Large red peanuts for plant-
ing, 650c qt. shelled; white, red
pop corn, 20c qt. shelled; large
green pod okra, 20c qt. 50c or-
ders postpaid. Harold Pass,
Point Peter.

10 lbs. frost proof Eng. pea
seed, 20c lb. postpaid, or lot, $1.-
50 postpaid; Exe. 1 lb. Cannon-
ball cantaloup seed for 1 lb.
Kleckley Sweet watermelon seed
or Florida Favorite. Mrs. W. A.
OKelley, Maysville, R 2.

May Eng. peas, 10e cupful:
Broad Leaf tobacco, 10c spoon-
ful; long red Beets, 2 spoonfuls,
15c. Add postage. Miss Sidda
Southerland, Ellijay, R 3. :

Burbanks Golden Treasure
cantaloup seed, guar. pure, 2nd
yr. direct. 25e pkt., 50c oz. Dill,
2 this., 10c; Parsnip, 2 thls. 10c.
All postpaid. R. H. Long, Cul-
verton.

Seed Wanted

Exc. 15 or 20 Ibs. select Belle
of Ga. melon seed for equal amt.
of Watsons. S. H. Monroe,
Thomasville, 128 Remington Ave.

Want 2 gal. white multiplying
onions at once; also some cab-
bage at once; also some cabbage
plants to set out for early cab-
bages. Must be free of disease.
State price. Mrs. Jake Lofty,
Coffinton.

Exc. C. W. cabbage plants for
Thos. Laxton Eng. pea, or string-
less green pod bean seed: 1500
plants for 10 lbs. either kind. R.
S. Wolfe, Baxley.

Exe. potato plants in season
for peanut seed and good cotton
seed for planting; also exc. good
value for corn or hay. Write. B.
M. Dowdy, Baxley, R 4.

Want 200 lbs. of Carpet grass
seed. Quote best price. L. A.
Brooks, Baconton.





Miscellaneous For Sale

3 or 4 Ibs, fancy table butter
per week, in 1-2 lb. square
molds, 20 lb; a few lbs. seed,
white running butter-beans, 20c
pound; fine quality strawberry
plants, 35 C. All del. Ga. Mrs.
Mary Roberson, Jasper, R 2.

Nice, clean, black walnut
MEATS, 35 Ib. del. Mrs. Nell
Howington, Commerce, R 2.

5 Ibs. White Indian Runner
duck feathers, We Ib. M. D.
Moore, White, R 1.

50 lbs. dry sage. Make offer on
part or all. Or 50c lb. in J pound
lots. W. M. Allen, Carrollton, R



ellaneous * or Sale

Black walnut MBATS nice and

clean, 25c th. in 2 lb. erders and
over. FOB. Miss M. A. Cochran,
Protection,

Yellow root, 25c lb. ratsbane,
40c Ib; tobacco seed deer tongue,
10e thls. breom corm seed, i0c
pkt. Exc| for white feed sacks.
Eunice Stewart, Talking Rock,
R.3.

100 lbs. sassafras, yellow dock,
walnut bark, 5 lbs. 25c; 12 Ibs.
yellow roots, 10c; some San.
snake root, $1 lb. Add postage.
Myrtle Adams, Marietta, R 3.

New crop black walnut MEAT,
large pieces, 30c lb. in Ga. C. G.
Hunter, Dillard.

Good apple vinegar for sate
or exc. for anything can use. B.
E. Ivie, Cornelia, Star Rt.

Black walnut Meats, 30c Ib.
shade cured Sage leaves, 30c lb.
ground with pepper, 15c pt. M. F.
Brady, Murrayville.

Hot peppers, large var., 20c
gal; pure bred White African
Guineas, $1.25 per pair, FOB; 6
half Sebright bantam hens, 15
mos. old, extra mothers, 40c ea.
Jap Silkie roosters, 50c ea. Mrs.
L. B. Taylor, Cartersville, R 3.

Horse radish, calamus, 6, 15c;
35c doz. garlic, 35 C. Yellow
Dock and Poke root, 10c Ib. Iron
weed, Queen of the Meadow, ldc
lb. Add postage. Thurla Clay-
ton, Roy.

Yellow root, 2 lbs. 25c; rhu-
barb, 80c doz. 1 horehound,
horse radish, big bunch, i0;
wild cherry and cucumber bark,
2 lbs. 25c; catnip, 10 bunch. Su-
sie Abercrombie, Mineral Bluff.

Yellow root, wild cherry bark,
Life Everlasting, ratsbane, 10c
lb. Add postage. Mrs. J. H. Fox,
Dial.

Ratsbane, Heart leaves, wild
cherry bark, etc. Mrs. Dovie
Grayson, Loudon, Tenn. R 2.
Resident of Ga.

Nice, clean dried sage, this
yrs crop, 50e lb. del. to you; red
hot pepper, 25c lb. del. also black
walnuts, hulled and dried, 1932
crop, 2c lb. not del. Money or-
ders only. Mrs. J. H. Yawn,
Rhine, R 1, Box 115.

5 qts. fig preserves, 50c qt.,
20 lbs. Cream crowder peas, $1
FOB. Mrs. W. R. Chasteen, Lo-
cust Grove.

Walnut kernels, extra large
pieces grown on cultivated trees;
high flavor. 3 lbs. $1. John
Crone, Philomath.

Hickory nut MEATS, any amt.
up to 5 lbs. 25e lb. Add postage.
No chks. Mrs. Ora Thornton,
Cumming, R 5.

White lint cotton, 7c Ib. Exc.
for dried apples or peaches, free
of worms: lb. for lb. Ea. pay
postage. Mrs. Lillie Barrett, El-
lijay, R 3, Box 57.

Nice, clean, sifted black wal-
nut MEATS, 35c lb. 2 lbs. up at
33 1-8c lb. or 3 lbs. $1; also nice
pecans in halves for 30c lb. Mrs.
M. J. Howington, Commerce, R
2.

Black walnuts, hulled, 8 bu. at
65 bu. FOB. Mrs. Clara Whis-
nante, Lenox, Ry 2.

25 - 1 gal cans of pole beans
for sale or trade for anything
can use. R. O. Harrell, Barnes-
ville.

Large Martin gourds, 10c ea.
holes cut, 12 1-2c ea. postpaid.
Gurman Wolfe, Baxley, R 2.



Miscellaneous Wanted

Want few lbs. new goose or
duck feathers, nice and clean.
Exc. equal value in other things.
Write. Mrs. Mamie Stone, A-
dairsvile.

Want 15 lbs. good lint cotton.
Send best price in first letter.
Mrs. F. J. Lowman, Quill.

Tebacco For Sale

Barn, flue cured tobacco, long
dark or light red leaf, aged, rea-
dy to use, 14 Ibs. $1 postpaid.
Sat. guar. J. D. Bennett, Rock-
ingham.

_ Tobacco, an excellent grade,





ab ccs For or
flue or barn cured, e
Yellow Leaf. Mellow, s
cy grade, ready to
smoke, 18 lbs. $1 del, in
ive Troupe, Baszley.

Barn cured tobacco, good
meliow, chewing and smc
14 lbs. $1 prepaid to dr
Geo. L. Deen, Baxley, R 4.

Good, Red, barn cured
co, strong and well pres
lbs. $1; 30 lbs. $2, 38rd zon
Ira Bagley, Alma, R 3. |

Good, mellow smokin
chewing tobacco, well presse
$1 prepaid 38rd zone. E
Vaughn, Baxley, R 4.

Genuine, flue cured toh:
chewing and smoking, read
use, good flavor, 14 lbs, $
Virginia Bright Leaf tol
seed, 20c thls. G. W. Miles, 4

Flue cured tobacco, smc
and chewing, 13 lbs. $1 del,
swap for peanuts and 1 pec
Velvet beans. R. W. Rentz, -
ley.

Genuine, flue cured tob
smoking or chewing, 14 Ib
del. Virginia Bright Leaf to
co seed, 2 thls. 25 del. L
Lightsey, Surrency, R 2.

Tobacco, 10c and 8c lb. or
for seed pinders, or baby cl
Ea. pay postage. W. C. 2
Surrency.

Flue cured tobacco, 15 Ibs
7 lbs. 50c. No stamps, nor
Caesar Clark, Surrency. |

1931 crop long Bright and
Leaf tobacco, good flavor. 10
50c. Estelle Williams, Me
Res ee

Genuine, flue cured
Bright and Red Leaf to
Well pressed, good flavor,
crop. 10 lbs. 50c. Dewey
wards, Mershon. d

1931 crop tobacco, long bi
and red leaf, ready, 10 Ibs.
D. E. Williams, Mershon. ~

Good, flue cured tobacco,
dy, 10 lbs. 50c. J.B. Bullard,
ma, R 3.

Good old, home-made tobs
1931 crop, aged and mellow, w
Ce good flavor, 10 Ibs. 50c.

. B. Mathis, Mershon.

Gas grade Bright Leaf
cured tobacco, in good cond.,
Ibs. $1 del. 7 lbs. 50c. Guar. s
Mrs. Ella Rozar, Baxley, R

Flue cured tobacco, chewil
and smoking, 1932 crop. 15
$1 del.; also lead. var.
yellow tobacco seed for 300
Bed, 50c del. Cash with o:
Dan A. Campbell, Baxley, R

Tobacco, a sweet, me
grade, flue or barn cured, re
to chew or smoke. Brown or
low leaf. 13 Ibs. $1, del. in
Willie Troup, Baxley, R 2.

Flue cured tobacco, 13 Ibs.
6 Ibs. 50c. No stamps. Good
bacco for price. Mrs. Ralph
Bennett, Surrency.

Flue cured tobacco, good
strong, Bright Leaf, not mo.
nor defected, good flavor, 7
50c; 16 Ibs. $1; 25 Ibs. $1.50.
tha Pierce, Alma, R 3.

1931 Leaf tobacco, flue c
reddish brown color, 13 Ihe
del. in 1st and 2nd zone.
Hamilton, Vidalia.

Brown, flue cured tobacco,
Ibs. $1, or 7 lbs. 50c. Cash
order. Prepaid to 3rd zone.
Alma Thornton, Baxley, R 2.

Flue cured tobacco, sele
ready to use, 12 lbs. $1; 6
50c del. to 8rd zone. He
Herndon, Surrency. =

Good, flue cured tobacco, 7 I]
50c; 15 lbs. $1 postpaid.
Mollie Riggins, Baxley, R 2.

Good, home-made tobacco,
lb. or exc. for other value. Mi
Myrtle Campbell, Surrency.

Tobacco, now ready, after
ing and mellowing ina d
place for a year; fine, flue
ed, 7e lb. or exc. for other va
Alex Campbell, Surrency. .

Old and mellow, flue cured
Leaf tebacco, 12 Ibs. $1 del.
vid Hutto, Surrenecy, R 2.

Red, flue eured tobacco.
ing, 12 Ibs. $1 del. to 8r
Ruby McLeod, Surrency.




od, bea euect leaf
eco, flue cured, 5c ib. in 10
ots. Money: order. C. L. Fet-
Surrency.
ue eured tobaceo, ready for
rk red or light long leaf.
$1. Guar. Hoke Taylor,
cingham.
od, flue cured long Bright
Red Leaf, 1931 crop tobacco.
ly to use. Chewing or smo-
, 10 lbs. 50c. H. G. Williams,

ue cured tobacco, long dark:
leaf, 1931 crop, ready to
14 Ibs. $1 postpaid. Qual-
guar. -M. C. Johnson, Alma.
Good, strong, home made to-
o, chewing or smoking, rea-
use, 18 Ibs. $1. J. L. Bullard
Ee os
wn cured tobacco, light red
ig dark red leaf, ready to
4 Ibs. $1 prepaid to 3rd
ae. guar. H. L. Williams,
igham.
dark red leaf tobacco, No.
er le for chewing, 1931 crop,
ibs. $1. Prepaid to 3rd zone.
_ H. J. Williams, Rock-

00d, strong, home made to-
-18 lbs. $1. Smoking or
g. 18 Ibs. $1. M. H. Wal-

de barn, flue cured tobac-
ved and mellow, yellow or
sweet or strong. 10 Ibs. 50e.
_B. E. White, Alma.
Gocd, old home made tobac-
y ready to use, 14 lbs. $1 del.
open field grown cabbage
, best var., 80c M. prepaid.
guar. G. W. Testan, Cof-

od, home made tobacco, flue
eady to use, 10 Ibs. 50c.
C. A. Boatright, Mershon.
od, mellow flue cured Red
hewing tobacco, 12 Ibs. $1
S. P. Hutto, Surrency.
ue cured tobacco, 15 Ibs.. $1
Exc. for black-eye peas.
e first. Mrs. B. V. Aycock,
ys
barn, flue cured tobac-
dy to use, 10 Ibs. 50c post-
llect. Ernie Floyd, Alma,
ae f

Good, old home made tobacco,
yn, + lbs; $1, A. Ww. Turner,

oid home made tobacco,
, twisted, flavored, 10

os Peacock, Coffee.

old home made tobacco,

and smoking, ready to
LW ds a

elvin Bullard, Alma, R 3.
on tobaeco, aa or smo-

eco, 1932 crop, smoking and
ig, 14 Ibs. $1; also vege-
peach seed, 15 seed for
del. Mrs. W. F. Carter, Cof-

ue cured tobacco, light red
lark, long leaf, well pressed.
y to use, 14 lbs. $1. Sat. gua-
eed. J. D. Benentt, Rocking-

in z
Good, old erumble leaf smok-
bacco, aged and sweet, 10
e del. 3rd zone. Mrs. W.

D an, Mershon.
old, home made, flue
acco, Bright or Red
ady for use, 13 lbs. $1 del.
Dorothy Mae Harris,

ue cured fobacco, dark red
long leaf, ready to use,
E Bot. guar. B. J. Per-



ee old ee made tobaece,
aged and mellow, long Red or
Yellow Leaf, well pressed, ready
to use, 10 lbs. 50e. M. S. White,
Alma,

Geod, home made, flue cured,
ready to chew, 10 lbs. 60c. Miss
Coline Deen, Coffee.

Good leaf smoking and chew-
ing tobacco, 13 lbs. $1 del. Will

Swap for plants. R. W. Rentz,
Baxley.

Barn, flue cured tobacco, long
dark Red Leaf, No. 1 grade, for
chewing, ready to use, 14 lbs. $1.
postpaid. Sat. guar. L. S. Carter,
Alma.

No. 1 grade, flue cured tobac-
co, or long dark red leaf, aged
mellow, ready to use, 1931 .
14 lbs. $1 postpaid. Sat. guar.

A. Taylor, Alma.

Flue cured tobacco, long dark
or light Red Leaf, ready to chew
14 lbs. $1 del. to 38rd zone. L. W.
Williams, Coffee.

Barn, flue cured tobacco, dark

red leaf or light red, ready to

use, 14 Ibs. $1 prepaid. Sat. guar.
J. G. Medders, Alma.

Bright, flue cured tobacco, or
long dark Red Leaf, 1931 crop.
Best grade for chewing, 14 Ibs. $1
del, 8rd zone. Sat. guar. Lawton
Williams, Alma.

Good, home made, flue cured
tobaceo, Long Leaf, ready to use,
10 Ibs. 60c. Mrs. W. W. Cothern,
Coffee. _-

Good, old flue cured tobacco,
long and req leaf, 10 lbs. 50c. M.
L. Bullard, Alma, R 3, Care John
Pierce,

A No. 1 grade, barn flue cured
tobacco, aged and mellow, Red
or yellow leaf, 10 lbs. 50c. Hor-
ace L. Turner, Coffee, R 1.

Flue cured tobacco, whole leaf
I3 Ibs. $1; 6 lbs. 50c. Prepaid to
8rd zone. Alice Milikin, Baxley.

Brown Leaf tobacco, 14 Ibs. $1;
7 lbs. 50c. Prepaid to 8rd zone.
Mrs. EH. J. Joyner, Baxley, R 2.

Good, home made tobacco, flue
cured, ready to use, 15 lbs. $1,
pestage collect. D. L. Taylor, Al-
ma, R 3.

Good, yellow, flue cured tobac-
co, sweet and mellow, 5 lbs. 60c
postpaid in Ga. Mrs. L. D. Boat-
right, Rockingham.

Genuine Bright and Red Leaf
tobacco, smoking, 13 lbs. $1 del.
8rd zone. A. W. Tucker, Coffee,
R 1, Box 50.

Good, flue cured tobacco, rea-
dy, A-1 grade. Smoking or
chewing, 14 Ibs. $1 postpaid to
8rd zone. Sat. guar. or money
returned. R. D. Davis, Alma, R 3.

Genuine barn flue cured to-
bacco, No. 1 grade, 1931 crop.
Ready to use, 14 Ibs. $1 post-
paid to 3rd zone. Sat. guar. Eli
Hann, Alma, R 3.

Good, old time, home made to-
bacco, 1931 crop, ready to use, 14
lbs. $1, del. 3rd zone. Sat. guar.
or money refunded. M. C. Lane,
Coffee, R 1, Care Wesley Davis.

Good, old home made tobacco,
Bright and Red Leaf, 1931 crop.
Ready to use, 14 Ibs. $1 postpaid.
Talmadge Denison, Alma, R 3.

Barn cured tobacco, 1931 crop,
aged mellow, well pressed, ready
to use, 14 lbs. $1. Sat. guar. Del.
3rd zone. Mrs. D. F. Steediley,
Alma, R 3.

Genuine Ga. raised, flue cured
tobaceo, No. 1 grade, no trash.
Read to use, 14 lbs. $1 postpaid;
30 lbs. $2, to 8rd zone. Sat. guar.
Miss Williebelle McQuaig, Alma,
Fees;

Good, flue cured long bright
and red leaf tobacco, aged and
mellow, 1931 crop. 10 Ibs. 50c. D.
E. Willigms, Mershon.

Good, old home made tobacco,.

No. 1 oe 1931 crop. Ready to
use, 14 Ibs. $1 postpaid to 3rd
zone. Sat. guar. or money return-

jed. H. W. Davis, Coffee, R 1.
inf Geod, old heme made

five cured tobacco, 12
del, in Ga. Donald Miles,



Tobac co For Sale

Dark Red, flue cured tobacco, |.

for smoking, 10 Ibs. 50c. W. M.
Miles, Coffee.

Tebacco Wanted

Want samples of good, ripe,
well cured No. Ga. and So. Ga.
smoking tobacco, and price. W. E.
Youngblood, Carnesville, R 2.

Exc. 1 B. R. cockerel, Thomp-
son str. May hatch for 10 lbs.
twisted chewing tobacco. Party
pay chgs. on both; Exc. shelled
corn for shoats, 35-50 Ibs. ea.
Luther Norris, Harrison.

Exc. 98 lbs. good, sundried ap-
ples for good chewing tobacco,
not more than 15 lbs. to custom-
er. Ea. prepay postage. Send
sample of tob. Mrs. Dave Ash,
Dahlonega, R 4.

Want 20 lbs. chewing tebacco,
flavored, pressed, ready to chew,
also 10 lbs. of smoking. Send
samples. J. G. Stovall, McRae,
R 2.

Exc. good value for smoking
tobacco. Write for full particu-
lars. Also exc. R. I. Red eggs for
Black Minorca eggs, even swap.
Cc. A. May, Logansville.





.| Whatley, Helena.
shelled corn, sacked, |
40c bu. FOB; also 50 10 lb. cans}}

1932



Georgia Products
For Sale

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE

8 bu. light brown Sugar crow-
ders, recleaned, (best eating
peas on the market), 13c Ib. del.
8rd zone. T. B. Caldwell, Grif-
fin, Ree

About 20 bu. Calif. black-eye
peas, $1.75 per bu. Clean and
sound. H. E, Bowman, Buford.

2 1-4 bu. recleaned Calif. peas,
$1 bu. also 1 1-4 bu. cow peas,
75c bu. recleaned, or all for $3;
2 1-2 bu. Spanish peanuts, 80c
bu. All FOB. J. T. Vaughn,
Bowdon, R 1.

Cream Crowders with brown-
eye (fine eating pea) planted 1-2
bu. made 20 bu.). $2 bu; Blue
Speckled peas, 75c bu. All FOB.
W. R. Kelley, Woolsey.

15 bu. O-too-tan beans, extra
good quality, A No. i, hand
thrashed and recleaned. $2.75 bu.
Otis L. Carter, Griffin, R C.

Colored bunch butter-beans,
10c lb. C. A. Huckeba, Roopville,
Rol
' Brabhams, 90c bu. also New
Eras, slightly mixed, 60c bu.
FOB. M. H. Callawey, Farming-
ton.

8 bu. Lady peas, 5c Ib; 3 bu.
black-eyed peas, 3c Ib. All sound
and clean. FOB. E. V. Louder-
milk, Mt. Airy, R 1.

Have sev. M bu. Cow peas for
quick shipments. Can ship 100
Ibs. to a car load, in any wt.
bags that you want. Pure or
mixed. D. L. Hitchcock, Wat-
kinsville, P. O. Box 18.

Pure white running butter-
beans, 20c lb. also Burbanks
thornless blackberry plants, $1
doz. or 2 doz. $1.75. E. A. Wat-
son, Mauk.

BUTTER FOR SALE
Several lbs. fresh country but-



|ter, guar. full wt. del. 30c Ib.

Mrs. K. W. James, Atlanta, Clo
Holfast Rubber Co. phone, Main
3753.

6 or 8 lbs. fresh, country but-
ter from Jersey T. B. tested
cows. 25c lb. postpaid. Sat. puar
No container to be ret. Mrs. C.
ae B. Roberts, CarroHton, R 2.

angen nner

~ CORN AND SEED CORN
FGCGR SALE
Bottom land, pure Whatley
Prolific selected seed corn, $1.25
bu., 50 bu. sound, good white
corn, raised on bottoms, 60c bu;
2 bu. large brown Crowder table
pea, 7c Ib. All FOB. D. B. Hayes,
Griffin, Zebulon Road, R 3.
Whatileys Prolific corn, 75c pk
$1.25 per 1-2 bu. $2.25 bu. T. G

100 bu.

pure Ga.- Cane syrup, 40 per
ean. Sample on _rentest.. FOB



| Georgia Products _
For Sale

Cash with order. No chks. A.
M. Dubberly, Broxton.

Slip shucked corn in truck
leads. Sound. Gathered without
rain and practically free from
weevils. 35c at farm. Chas. F.
Howe, Ft. Valley.

500 bu. Whatleys Prolific and
Hastings Prolific seed _ corn,
field selected, and hand shelled;
gathering 2 to 6 ears to Stalk.

$1.50 bu. W. H. Bolton, Griffin,

Box 436.

Extra early Yellow Flint seed
corn, 65 peck, $2 bu. prepaid;
fine pure bred Dark Cornish
roosters, 75c to $1.50 ea. FOB.
Miss Kate Lancaster, Sylvester.

Mix. var., pop corn, sound, 3
1-2c Ib. on cob. Cash with order.
FOB. E. C. Carlisle, Flowery
Branch, R 2.

Veals selected Prolific seed
corn, red cob (larger eared corn
than Whatleys), $2 bu. T. G.
Veal, Helena, R 1.

Slip shucked ear corn, 30c bu.
shelled corn, 35c bu. Both FOB
cars Reidsville, or by truck load.
Portorican potatoes, 40c bu. car
or truck load. F. L. Beasley,
Reidsville. :

Blue Mexican June corn, 65c
peck, or exc. 1 bu. for 8 wks. old
pig. R. M. Verner, Jersey.

COTTON SEED FOR SALE

Chincopee cotton seed, $1 bu.
Earliest and most prolific cot-
ton known; Gin yield 1-2 or
better, better grade lint. Supply
limited. No correspondence. R.
W. Grow, Colquitt.

Summerours Half and Half
eotton seed, ordered direct from
Summerour last yr. $1 per bu.
Money order with order. G. W.
Akins, Graymont.

Pure Half and Half cotton
seed, made in 1931; free from
boll weevils, 40c bu. FOB. Mon-
ey orders. C. C. Anderson, Kite.

Long staple Ruckers Coker 5
cotton seed, $1 per hundred. W.
M. Bryan, Canon.

About 15 bu. 2 yr. old Sea Is-
land cotton seed, $1 bu. Parties
pay all shipping chys, J. rs Wwil-
liamson, Bristol, R 1.

1932 Farm Relief cotton ed
50c bu. FOB; also Alfalfa hay,
$20 per ton, FOB. R. B. Kinman,
Calhoun, R 4, Box 62.

50 bu. Wannamakers, pure,



-low bush, big boll, 1931 crop, pri-

vately ginned, 40c bu. Bxe. some
for good, flue cured tobacco.
Sample on request. B. F. Fagan,
Martin.

50 or 75 bu. pure, clean, sound
Cokers No. 5 cotton seed, extra
fine. 2 yr. from Orig. 50c bu. or
exc. some for good pigs of any
good breed. J. A. Crawford,. Cal-
houn, FR 2.

10 tons Cokers No. 5 Cleve-
land cotton seed, carefully
grown, harvested, and stored. 1
yr. from Cokers Ped, Seed
Farm, :and 1931 .crop.. 8S. lL.
Thornton, Dewyrose, R 2.

25 bu. Cokers Super Seven
wilt resistant, first yr. from Co-
kers, 40c bu. FOB or 50c del.
Also 35 bu. white Spanish pea-
nuts, No. 1 for seed, 35c bu. FOB
Mitchell. F. B. Brassell, Mitehell.

Pure Better Staple cotton
seed, saved 1931, 1 in. staple, 5
lock, big boll, 12.50 seed cotton;
makes 500 lint. 50c bu. FOB; 60c
bu. del. H. W. Thurmond, Gresh-
amville,

FRESH AND CURED | MEATS

20 country cured
shoulders, wt. 12 to 20 Ibs. 10c
Ib; 10 cured smoked hams, 1l5c
Ib, No bugs nor skippers. Ship
COD, plug postage. G. D. Fain,
Edison,

Pure pork smoked country
sausage, 14c 1b. FOB. Smoked
with green oak, seasoned to suit.

-|Sat. guar. Perry Tucker, Moul-

trie, R 5.
Home-made sausage,
and linked, aie)

smoked.

_ smoked
15 Ib. 50 Ns



Add _ postage. Crarence
ant, Omega.

smoked and linked, 5 he
fresh, home-made butter, pov
prints, 5 Ibs. $1; large, soft



HONEY BEES AND BEE SU:
PLIES FOR SALE |

10 Ib. ees $1; 300 bu, slip
ped shuck corn, 50c bu. of |
Ibs. FOB. Jno. A. Crum
Doctortown.

Fresh, strained honey,
$1.10 del; . sorghum syrup, 35
gal. if 6 gal. are taken. FOB
Mrs. A, F. OKelley, Maysville, R
2. eee
White honey in comb, in lar
cans, 50 Ibs. $3.25; New sugal
Cane syrup, bright and thick,
packed in 10 lb. cans, 6 to- Cs
$2.25 Cs. Send chk. T. J. Little
field, Omega.

New oak, home-made 8 fr
Bee hives, painted. Supers wit!
sections. Foundation comb
sections and frames,

bottoms. $1.75 ea. 3 for $5, FOB.
W. A. Johnson, Alto, R 1.

White honey in Comb, packe
in lard cans, 50 lbs. $3.25; Ne
sugar cane syrup, in 10 lb. can
6 to cs. $2.50 per Cs, Send chk.
T. J. Littlefield, Omega. ee

Pure Ext. honey, No. 2 grade,
2 - 10 lb. pails, postpaid, $1.75
also 300 bu. slipped shuck corn
50c .per bu. FOB here. Jno. A
Crummey, Doctortown.

White Clover honey, comb
sections and Extracted. H. B.
Herrin, Jr., Dalton. :

About 110 hives Italian bees i
8 frame hives for cash and a
quick sale, $1 each for them at
the Yard. Ask me about them.
T. L. Beasley, Groveland. Ss

10 old fashioned gums of yel
low honey bees, $6.50 for lot,
FOB; Exc. for young hens, or.
young guineas. Exc. other $18.00_
value for No. 1 fresh young
mileh cow. H. M. Pope, Tales
poosa,

Fresh, bright, chunk honey, 5
lbs. $3.75; 100 lbs. $6.25. If chk.
is sent add 10c for exchange.
Exc. honey for dried apples. aes
D. Whiddon, Chula. 2

PECANS AND PEANUTS
FOR SALE
First grade, best quality stu
arts, 25c lb. 5 lb. lots del. in Ga
Good size, well filled seedlings



/10e Ib. All 1932 crop. Geo. P.

Nunn, Crawfordville.

Runner peanuts, 100 Ibs. $1.50
ton, $29. BE. A. Brooks, Edison.

A few of the special 3 to hull,
improved Runner peanuts, 2 lb.
FOB. D. H. Pelham, Edison.

Genuine N. C. Runner peanuts,
especially saved for seed, 40c bu
Cash with order, also 50 tons
Peavine and Grass hay. Make
best offer. O. M. Greene, tro :
City.

Nice lot of seedling and pa
pershell peeans. Make best of
fer, FOB Madison. J. L. Thom:
Madison, R 1.

White Spanish peanuts, 2 b
bag, $1.50; also 35 gal. BBL. sy
rup, $10; 6 gal. eans, $2.50;
halves, $3. Malvin Collins, Whig
ham.

No. 1: Ne Cy. Georgia raise:
Runner peanuts, 2c lb. FOB, or
lots of 5 bu. er more, 2 1-2 ib
del. Money order, or check witl
order, C. H, Parish, Tifton, R 6.

Extra large papershell Stuart
pecans (ess than 50 mak
pound), new crop. 5. Ibs.
postpaid in Ga. 4th zone add t

Chipley, R 2, Box 74. | :
No. 1 Runner peanuts, 50c bt
also 50 Barred Rock, Park sti


Hulled peeans, halves, 30c 1b.
ieces, die Tb, Peete: Nelson

: a C Vernon,

hae peanuts for

{ ting, BC Ib. Exc. 20. lbs.
ite feed SO, 100 dP

rt. oak Schley pecans,
_ Size, 15c. Ib. Mrs. J. &.

. 40c bu. Se. Archie

00 lbs. extra quality
pecans in any quantity
Make offer or write for
. A. McPherson, Cuth-

anish peanuts, $1.50 per 2
8; also pure Cane syrup,
nag per 35 gal. BBL. 6 gail.
$250. Malvin Collins,
Whigham,
2 to 300 Ibs. large seedling pe-
ns, 5c lb. also 40 mixed hens,
avy breed and fat, 10c lb.
B. Mrs. Lee Walden, Mitchell.
(Big white Spanish peanuts, 6c
Ib; also white nest onions, 40c
. Add postage with. order. Eva
sureil, Elberton, R 6.
Runner seed peanuts, 3c 1b;
also W. L: pullets, . now laying,
-90c each, also 10 to 12 doz. white
eggs ea. week, at highest cash

rices. Mrs. W. L. Castleberry, |

Adel, R 3, Box 117. ~
Stuart and Schley pecans,
ned. size papershell, 15c lb. Mrs.
S. Fhornton, Fayetteville. .
0 Ibs. Seedlings, and 20. tbs.
Stuarts for sale. Send postage
7 ee U. J. Fepeey, Eaton-

No. 1 N. C..Ga, ratsed runner
peanuts, 2c lb. FOB. 5 bu. lois,
Qc lb. del. Money order or check
with order. C. H. Parish, Tifton,

fe ;

Jumbo Spanish peanuts, yard
run, 2 1-2c lb. Selected, 8c 1b;
O-too-tan beans hand threshed,
recleaned and well matured, 2.-
50. E. E, Thornton, Bowdon, R

No, 1 White Spanish peanuts,

recleaned seed, $2 per 100 Ibs.

FOB. Cash with order. W. Cs:
Brassell, G.bson, |

PECAN AND OTHER FRUIT

_ TREES FOR SALE
edd. var. 2 and 3 yr. old ap-
le and peach trees, 15 each;
Pear and Cherry, 25c; 2 yr. Con-
-ord and Niagara grape, 10c;
Missionary and Klondike straw-
Derry, 50c . L. C. Head, Cleve-



Ss ; . Y. fruit
Tees: oa $45 M; $5 C. $1
a ae ae uy Apricot,
ee

OG ariak olka Delicious ap-

} trees, 3 - 5 ft. $4 doz. del.

J. H. Turner, Carrollton, Rt. 6.
- Pineapple pear trees, 4 to 6 ft.
_each,at the fam, ee ea, del.

of or ae

Schleys, Stuarts, Money-Makers.
4 to 8 ft. 30c each, FOB. No or-
ders accepted for less than 10
trees. Chas. C. Harman, Sto-
vall.

Fruit trees, rasperries, black-
berries, grape vines, nut trees,
and others. Sell or exc. for Pea-
fowl, ducks, swans or other wa-
ter fowls. Write. A. J. Fletcher,
Jr., Atlanta, General Delivery.

Lead. var., 1 and 2 yr. old ap-
ple trees, 8 and 12c each, del.
or exc. for other farm products:
40 lbs. bright, dried apples, 10c
Ib. del. or exc. T. M. Webb, El-
lijay.

State insp. true to name apple

tand peach trees, all lead. var.,
10 to 15c each; grape vines, Con-

cord and Niagara, 10c. Exc. for
corn, hogs or wheat. W. H. Al-
exander, Cleveland.

Brown Fig bushes, white scup-
pernong vines, Japanese apricot,
Blue plums, rooted, 10c ea. $1
doz. 6 or more del. in assorted
lots; hazlenut, 35 doz. Sage
plants, 40c doz. W. A. Moon,

4+ Waco,

All kinds fruit, shade and or-
namental trees, grape vines, at
below depression prices for cash,
or exc. for corn, peas, oats, Sey
beans or for anything useful.
James Cureton, Austell.

A few blight-proof Chinese |

Hairy chestnuts, from the only
bearing grove in this country,
$5 each; also 15 Chinese Nes-
tarmes, from bearing trees, $2
ea. Exc. for O-too-tan beans or
pigs. James Hobson, Jasper.

Scuppernong vines, rooted,
large white var., 20c ea. 3 for
50c, postpaid. Isla Hamilton, Al-
amo, R 2.

Peach trees, dif. kinds, old
fashioned, s om e_ clingstone,

some clear seed, 75c doz. $4 C.
200 for $6 or 10c ea. del. Mrs.
| Bartow Barrett, Ellijay, R 3.

Brown Figs, 10 ea. or 15 for $1
6 or more del. Exc. 12 bushes for
12 white feed sacks. Ea. pay

postage. Mrs. B. E. E REOCL AN:
Waco.

Concord grapevine
75c per C; rooted, 10c ea.
dozZ.<

cuttings,
75c

1:

Goose plums, large deli var.,

well rooted, 3 for 35.. stamps,

del. in Ga, Piedmont seed corn,
65c pk. del. 8rd zone. A. Stein-
heimer, Woolsey, R 1.

Texas blackberry, earlier then
others, prolific and fine berry.
Grows well here), 12 for 50c;.
25 for $1. M. N. Wertz, Thomas-
ville.

Bronze and red scuppernong
grape vines, 8 for $1; Hazlenut

bushes, 40c doz. chestnuts, chin-

quapin trees, 12 for $1.75; Spice
wood trees, rooted, 8 for $1. G.
H. Baton, Dahlonega, Route.

All lead. var. apple trees, 3 ft.
10ec; 3 yr. Concord, Niagara
grape vines, 10c ea. $7.50 C. Pro-
gressive, Klondike
plants, 50e C, All State insp.
Postpaid. C. M. Alexander,
Cleveland.

Goose plum trees, well rooted,
$3 for 33 in stamps, Prepaid in
Ga. Piedment seed corn. Write.
A. Steinheimer, Woolsey, R 1.

Peaeh trees, budded, from hea-
vy bearers: Sehleys, Stuarts, and

| Money-Makers. T; & Harris, Ft.

t: 1 Valley.

8c ea. Exc. for corn, cotton seed,
oe peanuts, or shoats. Not

nie 5c this. COD. Colmon
ggins, Lula, R 2.

Bag es SS foes



May cherry trees, 1 and 2 yrs.

: "| old, 10 ea. 3 for 25c.-1 ft. to 2
4-2 ft. high. J. C. Darby,

Goose plum scions; well root-
ed, 2-3 ft. 65c doz., 40c per 1-2
doz; Will accept stamps. Add
, | postage. TF. T. Lyle, (Failed to
state address in ad sent to Bul-
letin).

POTATOES FOR SALE
1 oe yellow skin Porto



sd, Gov. insp. Sell

NC. Beed pea-

White and Brown Fig
sprouts, rooted, 10c ea. 75c doz.
FOB. Benjamin pices, Adel, Sa

strawberry.

Ent Joel 'R. Peters, Valdosta, R
Ly.

Gov. insp. Big Stem Jersey po-
tato seed, also genuine yellow
skin Porto Rico seed. Sell or ex.
some for N. . seed peanuts, E.
S. Dasher, Valdosta, R, 1.

90 bu. Cokers. Golden Porto-
ricans. Vine from seed, set last
July; yield over a third No. 1.
Exc. some for corn, or bred-to-
lay hens. Rufus Merriman, Ly-
ons, R 1.

Choice Portoricans, 60c: Cooks
cotton seed, $1.50 per C lbs.; all
pork sausage, 15c lb.; 2 bu. se-
lected Spanish peanuts, $1.50; 12
M. stalks seed cane. = E. Phill-
ips, Colquitt. :

7 or 800 bu. yellow skin Por-
toricans, all graded, for table use.
Make best offer. T. H. Gordon,
Rochelle, R 2.

SYRUP FOR SALE

Best. grade So. Ga. pure Red
Cane syrup in full siz beer bot-
tles, $1.50 doz. Cash with order.
6c for sample. Ship FOB, Ex-
press or FRT. W. L. H. T. Dash-
er, Lake Park, R 1.

Ga. new Ribbon Cane syrup,
Cs. of 6 gal. $3.60. Sample on
request and 6c for postage. Ship
COD for FRT. Money order on-
ly. Cleon Hutchinson, Quitman.

Pure Ga. Cane syrup in cans
or BBLS. for sale or exc. for 2
horse, 3 Roller cane mill; also
want cows, common stock for
breeding. Exc syrup for half, and
cash bal. payment. M. L. Ander-
son, Nahunta, R 1.

Real A-1 new Sugar Cane sy-
rup, 60 gal. BBL. $14.50; 35 gal.
$8.75; 20 gal. keg, $6;.15 gal. keg,
$5; 6 No. 10 cans, $2.40; 12 No.
5s, $2.70, 24 gts. $3. Lee Pat-
rick, Quitman.

Best grade Sugar Cane syrup
in new 35 gal. BBLS. $8.75 each;
in good second-hand BBLS. $8
ea., 60 pal. BBLS. $14.40 each. J.
E. Patrick, Quitman, R 1.

New Ribbon Cane syrup, No.
10, 9-1-4, 6 gal. to Cs. $3.60. Cs.
Ship COD. Money orders only.
Sample on request and 6c for
postage. Cleon Hutchinson,
Quitman, R 1.

AB: gal. A No. 1 new Ga. Cane
esyrup, also a few bu. good Por-



+to Rico potatoes. Sell or exc. for.

good feed oats, home-made
flour, Big Boll cotton seed, Co-
kers No. 7-5 preferred. J. L.
Cooper, Helena, R 1.

Best grade So. Ga. pure Red
Cane syrup in full size beer bot-
tles, $1.50 doz..Cash with order.
Send 6c postage if sample is
wanted. W. L. H. T. Dasher,
Lake Park, R 1. ae

27 gal. sorghum syrup in 1-2
gal. cans, 50c gal. or $9 for the
27 gal. FOB. Exc. for corn or
wheat. Pecans, nice size, 50 Ibs.
$3.25 or 10c lb. Mrs. G. H, Hayes,
Flippen.

One 60 gal. bbl. and one 35
gal. bbl, of sorghum syrup, 40c
gal.; dlso Essex and Hampshire
cross sow, farrow March. $15;
Duroc male, yr. old; $15. W. C.
| Jackson, Pitts.

30 gal. new Ga. Gane syrup,
50c gal. in cans, shipped frt. not
paid. Momey orders. R. Hillard,
Dupont, R 1, Box 48.

Fey. No. 1 Ga, Cane syrup, 6
10 Ib. cans to cs., $2:75 del. C. B.
Hurst, Meigs, R 1.

VEGETABLES FOR SALE

About 500 head of collards, 2c
ea. at patch, or 3c FOB. Joe A.
Whaley, Shellman, R 2. ;

1 acre of cabbage, now ready
for market. 7 miles West
Moultrie. Write or see. H. Alle-
good, Moultrie, R 1, Box 76.

Nearly an acre fine cabbage
and onions, lots of them ready
now. Make best offer.: Live on





ler, Jr, Alnia, R oe

of

cA, . Sweats Place. AS J. Mil-



tof


For Sale |

Nice ibe ready for market.
12 miles southeast of Tiften, on
my house place. W. J. Whitley,
Tifton, R 5.

Several acres fine turnips. Will
load trucks at field cheap. Write
or wire for prices, stating how
many can use at a time. John
W. Berryhill, Lakeland.

Artichokes for sale or exc. for
White N. Z. or Chinchilla rab-
bits. Price on artichokes, 2c 1b.

FOB. J. M. Greer, Hampton.

About 3 acres Purple Top tur-
nips, ready for salad. Sell patch
or by hamper. Also an acre of
green onions. R. E. Bower, Dixie.

Sev. tons of turnips. Make
best offer per lb. Mrs. W. M.
Watkins, Fitzgerald, R 2.

Acreage in turnips, truck load
lots. Mrs. M. E. Rushin, Vienna.

Several truck loads fine Jap-
anese Shogoin turnips, large
roots; also Chas. W. cabbage
plants, 25 M. and you pull
them, Exc. for Brabham peas.
Bring peas. Live 5 miles Hast
Ocilla on Dixie Highway. B Cc.
Pope, Ocilla, R 3.

1 1-2 acres cabbage now ready.
Sell the patch or by truck load;
Whatleys seed corn, $1.25 bu.
shelled and nubbed, tobacco also.
Exe. for long arm pender seed
and dried fruit. Ea. del. J. W.
Sellers, Baxley, R 4, Box 69.

1 1-2 acres fine. turnips for

sale to truckers. R. O. Stodghill,
Jackson, R 6.
1 pk. white multiplying nest
onions, 25c gal. or exc. for white
feed sacks or something else can
use. 1 pk. red Hot peppers, 20c
gal. Miss Carrie Pierson, Cullo-
den.

Collards and turnips by truck
load for sale at once. J. LL.
Bloodworth, McIntyre, R 1.

Ready by January 10 to 15,
cabbage and collards by truck
loads, If interested, write or see.
AD. Lindsey, Tifton.

10 M_ nice collards, ready for

market, for sale at Reon: Benj.

Hicks, Adel, Be
2 A. niee collards, ready to
move. Make best offer at patch.
G. A. Ware, Marshallville .
Nice turnips now ready for
eee W. J. Whitley, Tifton,



Georgia Products

Wanted

BEANS AND PEAS WANTED

Exc. cabbage and Bermuda on-
ion plants, Cayana seed cane,
Ga. Golden Leaf tobacco (all my
own growing) for Hay peas. W.
W. Williams, Quitman.

Want quotations: Limas, black
eyed peas, Lady peas, pintos,
Navy beans. Mr. Walton, Atlanta
Care S & W Cafeteria.

Want to buy all var; peas, es-
pecially Brown-eye, Black-eye,
Lady peas, Rice peas, Clay and
Unknown, Brown and White Su-
gar Crowders, Blue Whips, Black
peas. New crop, clean. R. N.

| Ethridge, Jackson.

Want a car velvet beans in
pod. Quote price FOB Cornelia.
F. D. Garrison, Cornelia.

Exe. cabbage and Bermuda on-
ion plants or Brabham or Iron
peas, or Bush and Boge Tractor
Harrow, if In good shape. G. W.
Coleman, Tifton.

Want crowder peas of all var.
5 to 50 bu. lots. Name lowest
prices. OC. A. Rowland, Athens.

Will accept in xe. for pure
bred Duroc shoats, field pas.
Party bring peas and get hogs.
Shoats wt, 100 to 125 Ibs., from
$5 to $6 ea., peas at market price
as quoted in Market Bulletin, J
I. Spear, Barnesville.

Want velvet beans, field peas,

peanut or peavine hay. Will exc
pure bred Duroc shoats, wt. ar-

ound 125 lbs. Advise your idea

Products. :

beans in pod,



Thursday,

Georgia |
Want

hogs. P. L. Williams on
ville, Rol.
Exc. about 3 Ibs, run
ter bean seed for 1 Ib.
bean and 2 Ibs. bune
garden pea seed, also
pepper for sale, dried,
Mrs. Nancy Miller, Wray.

Want 10 bu. Red Hul
Tillman peas. Must be
A. Woods, Newington.

Want 50-100 bu. good,
white ear corn, to be d
barn here at Austell. ~
cash. Quote best pric
Cureton, Austell. Be

Want Crowder Rice an
ham peas. State quanti
samples and name. S
ples and name lowest
A. Rowland, Athens.

Want to buy all var
peas, new crop, sound a
Especially Clays, Calif.
Conch, Lady, Rice, Cr
brown-eyes. Send. sa
quantity. R. N. _ Ethrid
son,

Exc. sorghum syrup -
beans in pod; Like to
15-20 tons velvet bean
Cliff Mitcham, Duran

BUTTER WANT

Exc. 300 large collar
bage plants for 2 lbs. f
ter, or for dried fruit.
eee Mrs. J. T. Su





CORN & SEED CORN 4
Parties having corn
please state very lowe
del. to Ga. Industrial
M. Garrett, Supt., Mac
Want 100 bu. slippe
corn del. to 4 miles Zeb
1M bundles fodder.
price. A. L. Barnes, Jac
Want 1M bu. ear co
best price. I. D. Fe
Will swap a bu. genu
grown Fulghum seed |

del. prices on good
W. H. Ivey, Milledgevil
Want 30 bu. of thi
in the shuck, del. a
30e per bu. cash. -
Alto, RA2:-; j
Want 25 bu. corn &
30c bu. in bags, d
3 miles north of Jo:
the Dixie Highway..
fin, Jonesboro.
Want 50 bu. corn
barn, cheap; also
Wheat del. my bar
es. Guy Mallary, Ma
Want shelled corn
_ small
reasonable. B. R. Bur
George.

COTTON SEED
Want 100 Ibs. p
Okra Leaf (dont kno

cotton seed. Will
corn: Ib. for Ib. Ha
Leroy McClain, Thome
3.



Want 20 bu. Half
cotton, seed, for planti
200 ibs. Runner psa
quality bred Guinea
6 wks. old, $12.50
Barnes, Summit.

FARM PRODUCE.
Exe. sweet potatoes
Ib. cans), and peavine
peas, peanuts, seed oats
ton seed. Write at onc
to exc. J. G. Barber, Al
Farm produce taken
for baby chicks or cus
chihg. Can use corn,
H. K. Ward, Bees

chee Road.



seed wanted in
potatoes, or corn, bu
want peanuts, sa

exch. Bring produce and Bet ML.