STATE CAPITOL PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETSMAX L, McRAE, DIRECTOR ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1933. AGRICULTURE. COMMISSIONERS NUMBER 21 vent over to Washington, Wilkes County, Georgia, last aursday, to attend a Co-Operative Pedigreed Poland China g Sale. These sales have been put on by County Agent heeler and the progressive farmers of Wilkes County every ring and fall for several years. I was very much impressed | ith the good quality and breeding of these hogs. I found a gularly and buy breeding stock. The prices obtained were tisfactory to the breeders and in keeping with present pric- of hogs. Prices on all live stock are advancing and now is the time to provide good breeding stock at reasonable prices. The people are all feeling better and conditions are improv- g. Crops are looking good and the farmers have their crops ell cultivated. In the Northern part of the state, cotton plant- g was delayed by too much rain, but in most. sections they w have a good stand and the crops are looking good. In the uthern part of the state, it has been dry all during this mth and very favorable to growing crops. he Georgia Department of Agriculture under the Hon. G. dams, Commissioner of Agriculture, has inaugurated sev- very important movements affecting the farmers of Geor- The most important is obtaining serum and virus at whole- le cost to the farmers. Orders are coming in daily for large ntities of serum and virus. Parties interested in the sale of r brands of serum are scattering propaganda over the e that the serum supplied by the Department of Agricul- is not high grade serum. They have a motive in this, as are representing other serum companies and profiteered he farmers of Georgia for a long time with high price se- . The serum furnished by this Department is high grade, sh serum, meeting all of the tests of the U. S. Government. ie Department is going forward as rapidly as possible in ining laymen in the use of serum and virus, and every Coun- that has requested that laymen be trained in the use of se- m will be reached as rapidly as possible. Another very important project recently put on by the artment is the enforcement of the Powdered Milk Bill, the vision of which requires that a tax of 5 cents per pound be id on every pound of Powdered Milk sold in Georgia, a mber of buyers from South Carolina, who attend these sales - Some Activities of the Department that every place, dispensing Powdered Milk in any form, dis- play a large sign stating that Powdered Milk is used. This will mean higher prices to the dairymen in Georgia for the milk they produce, and it appears that the entire surplus of milk will be needed to supply the demands. On May 10th, when these regulations were issued, there was a surplus of about 5,000 gallons of whole milk each day in Atlanta. Since these restrictions have been put on use of Powdered Milk, the sur- plus has been consumed. A conference has been arranged with | Secretary Wallace for Monday, May 22nd in Washington to meet a Committee of Dairymen to discuss the provisions of the _ new-Farm Bill recently passed by Congress, and the question of securing the benefits that may be had under this bill for this state will be discussed. Every farmer living i ina radius of ce miles of Macon, Ga should be vitally interested in the announcement made by Swift & Company that they are ready to begin the construct- ion of a cheese plant of 500,000 pounds annual production in Macon, Ga., if they can be assured of sufficient supply of milk. This is an opportunity to get a weekly cash payroll that our farmers should not lose. We need to broaden the demand for milk, as well as to get an additional cash income. Swift & Com- pany request all the milk producers interested to notify Coun- ty Agent D. F. Bruce, at Macon, Ga., or G. F. Hunnicutt, State Dairy Commissioner of Atlanta, Georgia, the amount of milk _they can furnish this factory. Show your interest in this great industry, that will mean so much for the section around Macon and the whole state of Georgia. There can be no balanced farming system where the cow does not have her rightful place. The farmers of Georgia now have an opportunity to realize ~ in cash on their made or produced in Georgia products at the Farmers Exchange, 92 Poplar Street, Atlanta, Georgia, which opened May 6th, and is now ready to receive articles - produced on the farm. The management of this Exchange is in the hands of thoroughly reliable people and anyone desir- ing to send items to them for sale can write them at the above address for full information. .Max L. McRAE, Director. OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS INDEX Prevailing Wholesale Prices May 22, 1933. Always Subject to Variation. Page Atlanta Maton Savannah Augusta Columbus Valdosta Rome Grain and Hay For Sale .................. face extra, MOBO? 2s coca a ee cae $ 11 - $ 16 $ 13% $ 13 $ 12% $ .09 $ 12 Poultry For Sale ..eccccsccsccsccsssesscsscseseeooesee 2 Spandard, dozen 22252-0525 os 09 15 11% a 12 09 ll Be ee ee Georgia trade, doz. -..-..-.----- 0. ae 10% 4 i 8 10 Poultry Wanted 2 a ee ee ee . a 41 19 08 se 07 Higes Mor ale 2.0 ee 2 12 a i oe = . Hees Wanted a3. 3 Se ee 2 ie 06 06 05 04 04 Baby Chicks For Sale .....ss0.-scscsocses- 2 aC a on = ce 4 Baby Chicks Wanted ...-..sscccsnusscsscssssees 2 10 08 ae 10 10 10 Live Stock For Sale wecssssssoo. a 15 - = = oe J* 1 tive: Bteck Wanted 3 85 1.25 53 ie es ue POSitlOns WATER soos esos cnn s ot = 15 20 20 18 Farm Help Wanted. .......csccss-cssecsceseee-- 3 15 es 65 50 14 a - a a0 ie a Plants FOr Sale osc cccsecnececsrecceceeses 3, 4 os 60 = = a ee Plants Wanted =. esos antics 2 m t00 he) 5 1.25 == 1.25 , 25 2 (Ps No. 1, co a 12.00 ae Se 7.00 15.00. Seed: Por: Sale eng .csc orcs viccosecctiewcstoranctesse 4 nut hay No. 1, 6.00 10.00 -- = 9.00 = Seed Wanted. 5 4 AGO 1 BUTTER MARKETBased on Creamery Standards: May 15th, 2244c; May 16th, 2214; May 1 17, 2210; Miscellaneous PON Sale Sra ete teeters 4 May bes 22140; May 20th, ale, a MARKET REPORT PAGE TWO Georgia _ - Market Bulletin Published Weekly by the BUREAU OF MARKETS Department Of Agriculture Executive Offices: - State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga. G. C. ADAMS, Commissioner MAX L. McRAE, Director, Bureau of Markets THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1933. Entered as second class mat- ter February 15, 1922, at the Post Office at Atlanta, Geor- gia, under the act of June 8, 1930. Accepted for mailing at special rate of postage pro- vided for in Section 1103, Act. of October 8, 1917. Notices of farm produce and appurtenances admissible un- der postage regulations, in- serted one time on each re- | quest and repeated only when request is Peony nee by new copy of notice. Second-hand farm machinery, flowers and seed, incubator and ornamental nursery stock notices are published in Monthly Supplement which appears on the first Thuts- day of each month. Farm land for sale editions are published at intervals dur- ing the year. Advance no- tices of these editions appear from time to time advising advertisers when to mail us these types of notices. Limited space will not permit insertions of notices contain- ing more than 30 words, in- cluding name and address. We reserve the right to cut down notices of more than 30 words, providing that this reduction does not destroy the meaning of the notice. When notices cannot be cut down they will be returned to the writer for correction. Limited space will not permit insertion of unimportant no- tices. Under legislative act the Market Bulletin does not assume any responsibility for any notice appearing in the Bulletin or transaction result- ing therefrom. Special Notice _ POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT - RULES ON USED FARM MA- CHINERY AND MISCELLAN- EOUS ITEMS ACCEPTABLE FOR PUBLICATION IN THE MARKET BULLETIN The following types of used farm machinery and miscellan- eous items may now be listed for Farmersfrom persons ac- tually engaged in farm or agri- cultural pursuits, and not from - dealersbuyers and sellersor - business men engaged in: trade . according to a recent ruling from the office of the Postmaster General in Washington, D. C. Grist Mills, Feed Mills, trac- tors, plows, harrows, etc., motor or engine (used in furtherance of agricultural industry only), Cot- ton Gins, Honey Bees and Bee Supplies, Farm wagons, Water wheels for operating Grist Mills; Chicken and Goose feathers, feed sacks, churns (home use), and herbs atid roots For Sale or Wanted. Beco dant machinery notic- es are published only in monthly supplements appearing on the first Thursday of each month; Special Notice FRE tare 8 eres MARKET BULLETIN Poultry For Sale Poultry For Sale Thursday, May 25. Eggs For Sale each weely edition of the Mar- ket Bulletin. Grain and Hay For Sale Car load Fulghum seed oats, 1933 crop, also some Ga. Runner peanuts for sale. A. J. Evans, Ft. Valley. oe 100 bu. Bancroft oats, 50c bu. FOB, in 5 bu.-bags; also 150 bu. genuine O-too-tan beans, sound, recleaned, 1932 grown, $2 bu. FOB. R. M. Turner, Royston. Good baled peavine hay, $12 ton, also nice, headed oats, $15 tone W. M. Turner, Stillmore, R a bundles good fodder, $10 per 100 lbs. at my barn; also 8 bu. Whippoorwill peas, $1. bu. Sample on request. John A. Watson, Graymont, R 1. Nice lot of peavine hay,. bal- ed; peas, good ones, suitable for sowing for hay. M. R. Lockhart, Louisville, R 3, Box 91. 10 tons good peanut hay, $5 ton FOB. F. D. Williamson, Pitts 1 M bundles good, 4 hand fod- der, $1.25 per C;. 50 bu. pure Wannamaker cotton seed, re- cleaned, 40c bu; real good cow, fresh in, cheap. R. C. Turin. Poultry For Sale BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS 3 fine, pure bred Thompson January hatch, $2, 75c each; one nice yr. old cock, 90c FOB. Mrs. N. R. Wilson, Canon. BANTAMS 15 common bantam hens and 3 young cocks, 40c each if whole lot taken; 8 8-wks. old, 20c ea. for lot. Trade for thoroughbred Game bantams. W. S.. Carlos, Macon, 227 Ross St. wks. old biddies, $1.50, FOB. Jer- ry Howard, Hawkinsville. 4 Game Bantam hens, yr. old (2 just weaned their biddies; other 2 are laying). Best price gets them. James Crumley, Demorest, GAMES 2 nice Copperhead Game roos- ters, yr. old, $1 ea. Add postage. Mrs. Esty Parks, Talking Rock, Re2} Full Pit Games: some nice cocks and hens. Cheap. Eggs, 30 prepaid for $1. 5 breeds on the Range together. Exc. for farm products. E. B. Rainwater, Heph- zibah. Game cocks, $1.50 each; hens, 75c each; 1 pr. Golden Sebright bantams, $1.25; Grey bantams, 50c; Mix blood hens, 3 for $1. H. M. Adams, Douglasville, 70 E. Strickland St. GIANTS 2 hens and 1 ceckerel, White Jersey Giants, Yr. old, $4.25 for trio. Miss Jessie Richardson, Ivey. Rusks 12 wks. old AAA Jersey White Giant cockerels, $1.25 ea. FOB here. Cash or money or- der. O. S. Bargeron, Millhaven. HAMBURGS 10 3-wks. old Silver Spangled Hamburgs, Berry str., 25c each. Mrs. J. H. White, Dalton, R 4. LEGHORNS "5 Tancred str. W. L. hens, 14 mos. old, Good layers, in good cond. No culls, 50 each. C. M. Verdel, Villa Rica. Booths Ped. AAA W. L. cock- erels, 6 wks. old, 250-324 eggs, trapnest stock; direct from Booth when day old. A. Trey, St. Marys. 10 genuine Ferris W. L. cock- erels (Ferris hatched), 8 wks. old June ist, $5 or 60c ea. 25 pure Pape str. Blk. Minorca cockerels, 8 wks. old June 3rd, 40c ea. Min- imum order 6. A. P. Cooke, Chamblee. | ae Miscellaneous items appear in| Couch,. Ringlet B. R. cockerels, 1st day Small bantam hen with 12 3-. tson, West Point. 12 Kerlin Quality S. Cc. W. L cockerels, wt. 1 pound and over. 20c ea. if lot is taken, or 25c ea. separately. Mrs. W. F. Bryan, Cochran, R 3..~ Early March hatch W. L. pull- ets from healthy, laying flock of Tancred hens. 50c ea. at 10 wks. old, or 60c ea. at 12. wks. old. K. E. Ruoker, Elberton, R 8. 4 Imp. Tancred Pen Ped, cock- erels, better than 300 egg record back on both sides for 4 genera- tions, $2 ea. del. 3 mos. old. H. L. Mozley, East Point, W. Vesta Ave. Sev. Ped. W. lL. cockerels, 8 wks. old, direct from Colonial Poultry Farms Best Egg Strain. 60c ea. Del. in lots of 5 or more. Mrs. J. A. Howell, Meigs, R 1. 12 10-wks. and 3 wks. old Tan- |- cred and Booth strain. Leghorn cockerels, 80c and 60c ea. FOB. Exc. for other farm products. A. F. Samuels, Fairburn. LEGHORNORCAS Limited number cockerels di- rect from Booths AAA Grade stock. H. P. Merrell, Atlanta, 570 Middle St. S.W. MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS 8 hens and 1 rooster, 80c each or exc. for R. I. Reds or any full stock chickens. Mrs. T. L. Ad- ams, Douglas, R 3, Box 142. ORPINGTONS Booths AAA Grade stock Buff Orp. cockerels (as biddies direct from Booth). _3 mos. old, 60c ea. 4 mos. 75c ea. Trapnested. stock. Miss Mindia McGill, Vidalia, R 2, PIGEONS 6 prs. White Kings, mated and working, part of them banded. Make best offer for the lot FOB in letter. Robt. Davis, Tennille. 207 prs. best str. White Kings $1 pr. or make offer on lot. Jack Brewster, McDonough. 8 pr. common pigeons. Some mated and working, 30c pr. or lot for $2. Henry McDaniel, Omega. 60 pr, White Kings, 75c pr. in} 5 pr. orders. Good workers, band. ed. Large hens, 1 and 2 yrs. old birds. J. R. Cook, Plains. Cash or money order. Turken (Spencer Wonder Bird) cockerels, 7 mos. old, $1.50 ea, or exc. for hens or friers; 3 com- mon bantam hens, good layers, $1. T. M. Whitworth, Atlanta, 276 Alaska Ave., N. E. Pure bred, Standard wt. Bour- bon Reds, 2 hens and tom, $7.00. Mrs. Julian F. Pruitt, Lavonia. 6 Indian Runner ducks, 11 wks. old, 1 drake in lot. Sell or exc. for 6 hens or fryers: Reds, Buff Orp., or Barred Rocks, Mrs. W. L, Garrett, Sparta, 333 Broad St. Poultry Wanted ANCONAS Want April hatch Ancona or Ferris str. W. L. pullets, Mrs, W. H, Deen, Pearson, R 2, Box 5. _ BANTAMS Want 2 bantam hens, color red or hlack and white speckled. Will exc. 5 Ibs. dried apples for the 2. Ea. pay postage. Mrs. Norma Kuykendall, Young Harris. LEGHORNS Want 100 or more W. L. pullets 6 to 8 wks old; also 50 R. I. Reds same age. State price in first letter. Cash business. H. C. Lut- trelle, Columbus, C-o Nehi Bot- tling..Co. Want six 10 wks. old W. L. |pullets, also pigeons and Shet- land. ponies... Exc. A-No,; 1 milch cows, 3 or 4 gal. cap., or calves and yearlings, Jerseys, Game bantams. O, E. Bentley, Mill- edgeville. Want 100 Everlay B. L. pullets, Feb. or March hatch. State low- est cash price. Rees Howard, Al- bany, RC. Will pay 25cc ea. for 100 Tan- cred or Eng. W. L. pullets, 5 wks. old. Mrs. John M. Hurley, Lyerly. Exc. 20 M. B. baby turkeys for 40 W. L. pullets, April hatch; also can furnish mother turkey hen for 10 more pullets, and gob- bler for 16 extra pullets Write. Mrs. Mary O. Harris, Cordele, R B.. PIGEONS Exc. 2 or 3 does and 1 buck rabbit, big white kind, for same value in White King pigeons. E. |R, Bailey, Harlem. R. I. REDS 50 Mahood str. S. C. R. I. Red hens, 75c ea. Eggs, $1 per 15; $2.50 per 50; 70 lbs. Stuart pe- cans, $14; 70 lbs. seedlings, $5. Miss Belle Timmerman, Bron- wood. WYANDOTTES . 4 pure bred S. L. Wyandotte pullets and rooster, 2 mos. old, 50c ea. $2.25 for lot, FOB; Eggs, 40c per 15. Cash with order. Mrs. C, W. Silvers, Talking Rock R 2. 2 R. C. Silver Lace Wyandotte roosters, Yr. old. Grade AAA, $1 ea. Mrs. Otis McAlfee, bbs lean ville, R 2. TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE, DUCKS, ETC., FOR SALE Bourbon Red turkeys of high quality. Eggs, 15c each in lots of 10 or more; day old poults, 35c ea. in lots of 10 or more, Post- paid. Mrs. Chas. H. Drake, Bra- selton, 1 Mammoth White Muscovey drake, 9 mos. old, wt. 11 Ibs. $2.- 50. 2 young ducks, $1 ea. Mrs. Will Smith, Lebanon. 4 pure Mammoth Bronze tur- keys: 1 gobbler and 3 hens, un- related, $8 for lot. Idel Kirk, Rockmart, R 3, Box 146. 6 pure bred Muscovey ducks; 4 ducks and 2 drakes. Yr. old and ducks laying, also fat and full feathered. $1 ea. or $4.50 for lot. Money order. Mrs. Less South- ern, Cartecay. Pure bred White, Black and White, young Muscovey ducks for sale or exc. for pure bred R. I. Red hens or pullets. M. A. Dick- Eggs For Sale Turken eggs, $1.25 per 15. Car- tons ret. Rebecca Campbell, At- lanta, 860 Boulevard, S.E. Turken eggs, $1.25 per 15. Car- tons ret. Mrs. J. F, Greer, Mon- _| ticello. Pure M. 8B. Bird. Bros. strain turkey eggs, $1.50 doz. Mrs. J. W. Overton, Bowdon, R 4. 4 Pure bred hatching eggs from Thompson str. at 2c per egg by the 100 lot, or 50c per 15; also 2 fine ao ee B. R. roosters 75c ea. Mrs, . Clifton, Millen: Pape ao Aes Minorca eggs and baby chicks, from healthy flock of heavy layers. Eggs, $2 C. Chicks, $7 C. $3.85 per 50. del. Mrs. C. L. Rehberg, Cairo. Giant str..Black Minorca hat~- ching eggs, high fertility, $1 per 15, postpaid, L, B. Millians, New-- nan. Eggs from 2 yr. old, pure Mam- moth White Pekin ducks 60c per 12, postpaid. Mrs, John Bray, El- laville, R 3. - Pure Mongolian pheasant eggs 15c each; Ringnecks,. 10c each. Mrs. C. A. Morton, Norcross. Select Partridge Rock eggs, 75c and $1.25 per setting, or will swap for pheasant eggs. J. B. Moon, Atlanta, 12 No. Elbridge, Dr. Pure bred Bronze turkey. eggs, $1 doz. at my door; April 14th hatch baby turkeys, 50c ea. at| +! my door. Mrs. C. B. Jones, War- then, R 3. Prize winning Dark Cornish eggs, 75c per 15; good milk and butter cow, $15; brood sow, $10; feeder pigs, $2 ea. C. O. Sikes, Sylvester. 510 Piedmont Ave. from the famous Colonial Giant Black Minorca and uine Buff Cochin bantam $1.50 for 50. Exc. some for bone Black Guinea pigs, | Wright, Atlanta, 515- Bldg. Pure Cornish Indian. eggs per setting, del. Carton ret. a for pure lard, del. Money only. Elmo King, Rochelle, M. B. turkey eggs, 10c_ No chks. Carl Taylor, Tiger. Guinea eggs for setting, per 18, also 1 Speckled G@ rooster, 50c. Mrs. Earl Pavo. Pure Barron W. L. egg 260-298 breeding from he 5 lbs. and over, 60c per 15; per 30, del. Mrs. Nellie Gi Demorest. Pure bred M. White duck eggs from 10 lb. stoe per doz. del. Sidney Clotf Marietta, R 5. Big bone M. B. turkey Guar. fresh, $1.75 doz. $3 doz, Bonnie Smith, Oakwo a: s Eggs Wanted . Want party to furnish Gut eggs, 2 or 3 settings, and charges both ways, and I w and raise on halves to 8 wks. old. Miss Cecelia La Adel, R 3. Baby Chicks F = s Bloodtested Barred and W! Rocks, Reds, Orp., Leghorns, 95 C; heavy mixed, $4.45 C. less than 100, add ic per Prepaid, live del. A. H. Fe Waycross. - 15 hen hatched, 2 wks. old chicks, almost pure Barred 12 each. Mother hen, W. andotte, 50c. Not prepaid. W. T. Bryan, Sharpsburg. Pure bred Dark Cornish chicks, 1 week old, 10c each; 50c per 15. 10c extra for pos cockerels, $1 ea. Mrs. C. A. terson, Ty Ty, R 1. 75 mixed heavy breed 6 old chicks, 15c ea.; 100. Mix. 3 wks. old, 12 each. | No chks. accepted. Mone ders only. Mrs. J. 8. Be Cochran, R 5 . C. W. L. day old chic ea., 3 to 4 wks. old, 10c ea. wks. old pullets, 15c ea, All f bloodtested, trapnested stock. I P. Martin, Cobbtown. | : Buff Orp. $5 C; Buffs Reds crossed, $4. 15 C; heavy sorted, $4.50 C del. Guar. live June 7th shipment. Less 100 %c per chick. W. L. Helms, na Vista. Rocks, Reds, Wyandottes, W. L., B. L. Anconas, $5. C. Brahmas, Games,. Ban $8 C. Ducklings, 17c ea.; tur 32c ea. E.R. Adlington, At _ 50 pure bred Dark Cornish dies, 1 week old, 10c each; Egg 50c per setting; five hens rooster, Yr. old, $5.00. Exc for nice dried fruit. Carto Mrs. David Wiliams, Ty Ty, Baby Chicks Want Want-150 or less Light Bt chicks to raise on halves to | Write. Mrs. H. W. Middleton saca, R 2. Want 150-200 Dark Co Indian chicks to raise on hat to 8 wks. old. Give descriptl and price, etc. at once. W. Hutcheson, Ocilla, R 3. Live Stock For Sal CATTLE FOR SALE Reg. Hereford bulls, and ages, at farmers 7 May 25, 1933, ive Stock For Sale Live Stock For Sale | Lie. Stock Wanted Plants Fo or. Sale rd, reg. in. buyers name utchinson, Leesburg. ow with 3rd calf (9 days $35. Mrs. J. R. Stone, At- \R 1, Box 265. ersey bulls, 20 mos. and 9 old. From extra fine stock. and $8; 2 R. C. S. L. Wyan- lotte yr. old hens and cock, $1 ocia, Harris, Lula. - bred Guernsey bull, 7 ld, for sale. H. S. Fowler, young high grade Jersey wt. about 750 Ibs. Gentle zgerald, Omaha. i sired by son of pPy's You'll Do; Dam, im- d Prince Majestys Pansy, s gal. Bargain at 625. Mason, Acworth. ce Jersey heifer calves, 11 7 mos. old, for sale or trade cured hams, hens or friers, . N. Shirely, Lavonia. a akg and Jersey, cross, 3 yrs. old, 2nd calf, 6 wks. ure bred (orange and white milch cow, 2nd calf, 2 Wks. giving 5 gal. rich milk, Gen- $60. A. J. Payne, Reynolds. veral fresh in milch cows verdale, Ga. (Hapeville Road). ersey milch cow, fresh, 2nd If; 3 gal. day. Sell or exc. for g mule or horse, also other e to exc. for mule or horse. Copeland Jr., College Park, Extra fine milch cow, fresh in, sale or exch. J. W. Griffin, ley. male calf, pure Jersey and 1 le calf, Jersey and Holstein s. All high producing stock, nd 6 wks. old, $5 each, FOB. . Murray, Americus. good cow, calf, 7 wks. old, 3 . milk and pound butter per Good qualities, $18. FOB. . Gibson, Bremen, R 1. Fine young Grade Jersey and lf, $30, and will take heifer ling as part pay at barn; mont seed corn, 65 pk. el post del., . R. P. Steinheimer, Woolsey, oung, fresh Jersey cow, good ond., for sale. J. T. Patton, Un- - 2 te -2 gal. milch cows with a calves, $35 for the lot; 1 1-2 O-too-tan Soy beans, $1.75; bu. seed Chufas, $2.25. Guar. {rs. Eula B. Cook, Milan. HOGS FOR SALE md female, 4 mos. old, $3.50. ec. for good Ga. Cane syrup, r black-eye peas. Odis Duggan, shester. 4 . P. C. pigs, 6 wks: old, 2.50 ea. or $30 for entire lot. h L. Prince, Roberta, R 2. ig Bone Blue Guinea gilts, will farrow in June, $8 to $16 ach; some open gilts, 40 to 60 . ea. $4 to $5 ea. W. A. Sum- Norristown. . P. C. boar, ready for ser- $10 reg. in buyers name; $5; bred gilt, $10; Reg. ernseys, also Grade Guern- - Spanish peanuts for seed, u. T. R. Duggan, Warthen. pigs, good stock S. P. C. 6- . Old. $1.50 to $2 ea. or en- ire lot at bargain. 2 M. bundles fodder for sale. Live off the lighway, 5 miles east of Unadil- J. A. Clarke, Unadilla, R 3. re bred Duroc Jersey gilts ind boars, ent. to reg. Mother von ist and 2nd prizes at. Co- mbus last Fall. $5 ea. without rs. Philip Jarrell, Butler, R ) pigs, big bone Guinea stock, - sale. I. M. Greenway, Dial. uroc Jersey pigs, 7 mos. old, 4 p RES, 91.00 ea., 2 for or $2 bu. col-| ~ Thoroughbred Hampshire male $14. Exc. 1 for Mathews Soy beans and Crowder peas. L. M. Kennedy, Collins. B. B. Guinea hogs African att. all black. Wt. from 250 ta 30 Ibs. ea.; from $12 down. to $3. ea. Stamp for reply. L. B. Tele Glenwood, R 2, Box 93. : Reg. Duroc pigs, - from winners, 3 mos. old, 65 Ibs. $5 ea. with Ped. papers, vacinated ms crated. Z. L. Scott, Con- cord. HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE Good plug mule, in good work- ing order, $20, or exc. for a good cow, not over 8 yrs. old, or corn at 50c bu. L. W. Dukes, Sylves- ter, Ri 3. Small Shetland ponies. 650 each, large Jersey bull and large Holstein bull, for breeding pur- poses, $40 each; 4 or 5 steers at 4c lb. Call or write: William Maxwell, Dorchester, Ga. (30 miles So. of Savannah). Good farm mule, $70; also Jersey cow, freshen in about a ,{month; 4 gal. milk, 2 pounds butter. Sell or exc. for mule. Jos. M. Corbett, Nashville, R 2. 1 plug mule, about 900 Ibs. $35 1 mare mule, 1 M. wt. 360. Dont write, come and see mules, Au- stin Adams, East Atlanta, 455 East Side Ave. 14 mos. old small Shetland pony, wt. around 250 Ibs. Gentle, sound, and very pretty, $25. J. J. Harvard, Hawkinsville. RABBITS FOR SALE 1 big, healthy, Blue-Gray. 6 mos. old Chin. buck, 50c not del. Forrest Martin, Flowery Branch, Re % Chinhcillas, 6 wks. old, 40c ea. or 75c pr; White buck, wt. about 12 lbs. 75c; 3 N. Z. Whites, buck, 2 does, 6 wks. old, $1, or 40c ea. Lee Sosbee, Talking Rock. < SHEEP AND GOATS FOB SALE Milk goats for sale or exch. Good blood Hnes: Toggenburg beck, Nubian and Saanan does. Bargain. See. Enclose stamp for reply. S. F. Pirkle, Loganville, R 4 , Toggenburg-Nubian buck, 15 mos. old, for sale: Service, $1. Last house on North Hightower Road. J. Jolley, Atlanta, R 1, Box 279. Nubian-Toggenburg (half ea.) milk goat, 3 1-2 qts. per day. Her kids (3-4 Nubian, 1-4 Tog.) 1 month old both bucks, $15 and $2.50 ea. for the kids. Burt. Ben- nett, Moultrie. Extra fine, pure Nubian buck from reg. sire and Gallon dam, 36 in. high at shoulders, $12.50. F. E. Grubbs, Demorest. 8 nice, young fat billy kids (mother has found as high as 4 at a time), 75c ea. FOB, or $5 for the lot, FOB. J. D. Harper, Clo Jake Harper, Douglas, R 2. Beautiful cream col. horniess, 4 mos. old Nubian buck, $10. H. G. Tye, Chamblee, R 2. Live Stock Wanted CATTLE WANTED Want 15 or 20 Jersey or Guernsey fresh, or heavy sprin- ger milch cows, at right price, within 150 miles. G. D. Howell, Valdosta, Clo Gen. Del. Want a small 3 gal. cow, fresh in ,del. Give best cash price. B. a Fuller, Marietta, R 4. Want cattle to pasture, $1 per month. Mrs. T.. H. Ellard, Ros- well, R 2. Want to buy a1 - 2 yr. old butt-headed Hereford bull. H. Daming, Enigma. Would like to get cow to milk for its feed. Good pasture and best of care. Will pay $1 mo. for good cow, 2 1-2 or 8 gal. per day. A. A. McCullough, Conley, Ri. Box 100: Jassisting with poultry, Want thoroughbred rienced male calf, 1, to 4 mos. old, butt- headed, cheap. Lawrence M. Williams, Soperton. HOGS WANTED Exc. 5 nice R. I. Red hens for a P. C. or Duroc, mixed shoat, or for any good thrifty stock. Write what you have. M. A. Taylor, Turnerville. HORSES AND MULES WANTED . Exc. 4 yr. old imported Jersey bull for 3 oe trained saddle horse. J. W. Woodruff, Colum- bus. Want plug mule or plow horse. Must be. good worker and gentle. Will pay cash for quick sale. L. L, Barnett, Tucker, R 1. Want to buy good mare, or trade good, small, 3 gal. (when fresh) Jersey cow for mare. Cow freshen 30 or 60 days. Want few bu. mix. or speckled oes Ottis Moody, Coffee. RABBITS WANTED Want to hear from party who has pure bred Grey Chinchilla} buck for Service. State wt. and age. Paul J. Cleveland, Elwer- ton, R 9. Positions Wanted - Want job on farm, assisting with. poultry, flowers and other light. farm work. No field work. Home and reasonable salary. Mrs. Francis Patterson, Atlanta, 1019 Oglethorpe St. Want job on farm. Exp. and honest. Come after or furnish transportation. Home and small salary. M. Sams, Atlanta, 147% Decatur St. 26 yr. old, refined young wo- man wants place on the farm, assisting with flowers, poultry, and other light farm work. Board and $10 mo. Good ref. Miss Alma Morris, Hemp. . Widow with 8 boys, 17, 11 and 10 yrs. of age, wants job on farm, at once. Good ref. Mrs. Victoria Schwab, Stockbridge, R 1, Clo J. A. Hayes. Refined, middle- aged widow R| desires place in refined home, flowers, garden, etc. No field work. Ref. exch. Reasonable salary. Mrs. C. L. Cokler, Crawfordville, R 2. Want work for self and 2 grown boys, and house to live in and some patches to tend. At once., Will work reasonably, and pay moving bill in work. W. V. Gibson, Bremen, R 1. 24 yr. old man wants job on farm, as farm hand or farm me- chanic. Can furnish any amount of ref. as to working ability, etc. Bernard Lumley, Swainsboro. Refined girl wants work in Christian home on farm. Quiet, industrious. Assisting with poul- try, flowers and milking, etc. No field work. Must have some sal- ary. Miss Virginia Watson, Val- dosta, R 1, Clo Robt. Vocke. Farm Help Wanted Want a good, reliable white woman, 30-35 yrs. old to do light farm work. No field work. Pay small wages. C. H. Surrency, Quitman, R 4, Box 74. Want middle aged colored man and wife to work on farm. Good chafice for right party. Apply at once for particulars. W. C. Suggs, St. George. Want farmer to cultivate 15 acres of good level land, or sow in peas for hay. Must be able to furnish self and have own mule. Jos. M. Corbett, Nashville, R 2. Want. good man or boy to plow a 1 horse crop; live as one of family. Wages by month, or give a share crop. Must be exp. hand to plow. A. S. Mulligan, Alpharetta, R 5. Want an old man, farmer, one who will appreciate a good | home, to come stay with me help me truck farm and cure tobacco. Good place for a yood| old man able to do light farm work. M. P. Martin, Stilson. Want good, reliable unincum- bered white woman to live as one of family in Christian home and help. with light farm work. No field work. Small salary. Mrs. L. A. Moody, Forest. Park. Want at once, girl or woman, 18 to 35 yrs. of age, to live in farm home as one of family and help with light farm work. No field work. Board and clothes. No salary. John M.. Turner, Cleveland, R 3. Want family (able to move self) for day work, or 1 for wa- ges, rest day. Community with lots of day work. Hoe, plow, gather. Marvin O. Davis, Starrsville. Want a good, smart white wo- man, 40-45 yrs. of age, to live as one of family, milk, poultry and garden work. Family of 2, husband and self. Mrs. Joe Yawn, Pitts, R 1. Want girl or woman, 15 to 35 yrs. of age to live in good home and assist with light farm work. No field work. No salary at present, Mrs. R. B. White, Sa- vannah, R 3, Box 6-A-1. Will give good home and schooling to small girl, not over 14 yrs. of age, to help with chores around place and with flowers, poultry, etc. Orphan preferred. Mrs. T. B. Kennedy, Houston, R 1. Plants For Sale Greater Baltimore and Mar- globe tomato plants, 50c M del. Moss packed. ow Ready. No stamps. J.B. Taylor, Baxley, R 4, P. R., and Banana Yam plants Gov. insp. and treated, 40c M. FOB. Sat. guar. J. H. Bullard, Baxley, R 4. Old fashioned tomatoes (little kind) 10c doz. T. J. Abererom- bie, Alpharetta, R 5. P. R. potato plants, 25c M in 10M or more lots. Tom Altman, Baxley, R 3. Cert. P. R. potato plants, 40c M. Ruby King pepper, 75c M. Prompt delivery. J. B. Fossett, Baxley. Marglobe tomato plants, also Flat Dutch cabbage, and Heading collards, 300 for 40c del. or 50c M FOB. Nice, large plants. P. E. Rhodes, Baldwin. P. R. and Early Triumph po- tato and all var., tomato plants 60c M. 2M 50c M or 5M 40c M del; Ruby King and Pimiento pepper, 80c M del. Sat. guar. Harold Smith, Baxley. Marglobe tomato, Wakefield cabbage and P. R. potato plants 35c M. 5M or more lots, 25c M. FOB. Extra large plants. J. L. Courson, Baxley. Imp. P. R. potato plants, Pink or red skin, 40c M FOB or exc. for grain, seed, or anything can use. Frank Harris, Baxley. Bird Eye Pepper, 35c C; Dill sprays for pickles, 60c ; not less than 50 sold. Packed in damp moss. All prepaid. No stamps. Mrs, T. B. Thomas, Thomasboro. 60 day P. R. potato plants now ready, 60c, 500; 90c M; $3 5M; Marglobe tomato plants, 80c M, FOB Baxley. Send money order. L. A. Brannen, Baxley. Imp. red skin P. R. potato plants, 40c M FOB to any point. Cash with order. J. W. Sellers, Baxley, Rt. 4. Cert. field grown Marglobe to- mato plants, 50c M. Exch. for poultry and dried apples. Mrs. W. S. Kickleter, Alma. Gen. red skin P. R. vine grown and insp. 40c M by express or 65c by mail. Prepaid. Special at- tention to small orders. S. L. Norris, Quitman, R 1. : G. B. Margloke, New Stone, Have 3 houses. Write. tomato plants, 50c M; TOM ry 40c M. J. D. Mullis, Baxley. e P. R. potato plants, Gov. Insp. 65c in 1 to 3M lots, del 50c in 8M lots and up, del. by express. N. W. Daniell, Ty Ty, Rt. 1. P. R. plants, 50c M; Boon plants, 80c M. Gov. insp. Tobac- co plants, $1 M. No checks. P. -B. Reynolds, Gainesville, Rt. 2. Gov. insp. P. R. potato plants, 50 M; Boones 75c M; Broad leaf Tobaceo plants, 15 C, 500 75c. . D .Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2. 50M State insp. P. R. potato plants, 50c M. Call at my place near Smyrna, Ga. C. McCollum, = Smyrna, Rt. 1. = . Gen. P. R. plants, vine grown, 100M now ready, 40c M. Tomato Marglobe, Scarlet Globe, Balti. 35 M del. Paul Lightsey, Screv- en. Red and yellow P. R. potato plants, insp., 75c M. Write for prices on big Iots. G. J. Benson, Douglasville, Rt. 3. e Gov. insp. purple skin P. R. potato plants, 80c M. Spanish - Boone and Bunch P. R. $1 M del. Now ready. Ray Hemphill, Flow- ery Branch, Rt. 1. is Imp. P. R. potato plants, 30c M; 5M and up, 25c M FOB. Alton Darsey, Surrency. Pure red skin P. RB. potato plants, 50c M del; 10M $3.50 col.; Tomato seed, Marglobe, $1.25 Ib.: Stone and Balti., 75c lb. del. W. O. Waldrip, Flowery Branch. Gov. insp. pure red skin po- tato plants, 40c, 500; 60c M del. 40c M col.; old Spanish boons, 75e "1M del, Now ready. Dewey Ma-~ this, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. | Pure req skin, P. R. potato plants, 50c M del., $3.50, 10M col. Old fashion Spanish Boons, 75c M del. Prompt shipment full count. Guy Waldrip, Flowery _} Branch. Mastodon, Everbearing, Lady Thompson Strawberry plants 30c C; $2 M; Everbearing red and black Raspberries 35c doz.; Horse mint, 25c dozen. C. I. Turner, Cloudland, Rt. 4.. S Guar. 8 in. imp. Stone tomato plants, Cabbage, heading col- lards, open field grown tough and well rooted, 50c, 300; 75c, 500; $1 M; postpaid. On highway to Tucker. Clyde Burell, Tucker. Summer drum head and Chas. W. cabbage; New Stone and G. B. tomato plants, ready, 60c M del.; 50 M COD. Ready. 8. C. Rowe, Fitzgerald, Rt. 2. Tomato plants, Marglobe wits res. 40c 500; 70c M. Bell pepper, 20c and hot pepper plants, 25c C. Moss packed postpaid. I. Stokes, Fitzgerald, Rt. 3. S Millions P. R. potato plants for sale, now ready to ship, 40c M FOB. Bristol. Gov. insp. and dipped. Will exch. for dried ap- ples, peaches, hens, syrup, butter, brood sow, pigs, seed, peas. L. iE. Byrd, Bristol. Gov. insp. and treated pure pink and red skin P. R. potato slips, 85c M. Old time Spanish Boon slips, $1 M. guar. full count prompt shipment, all orders post paid. J. B. Bennette, Gainesville, | Rt 2: Pimento Pepper, Marglobe to- mato plants, 25c, 200; 55c, 500; 80c M. Exch. for anything can use. Special price cn 5 or 10 M | lots. Sat. guar. Mrs. L. Pitts, Leesburg. Gov. insp. P..R. potato plants, red skin, 25c M; 4M and up; small lots, 35c M all FOB. P. O. money orders, no checks. L. D. Kimbrel, Baxley, Rt. 3. Marglobe and G. B. tomato plants, 65c M del. or 50e M FOB; Ruby King and Pimento pepper plants, $1 M del. Collards, 10c C. Ottis Pittman, Baxley, Rt. 4, Box 135. P, R. plants, Gov. insp., 40 FOB or 65c M del. Exch for any- thing can use, especially Brah, peas. C. F. Morris, Surrency. P. R. potato plants, Gov. insp. L. Plaats | For r Sale -M or ch for field. W. J sayett, Bristol. . R. potato plants. Gov. insp. Oc M del. in Ga. or 35c M FOB rite for exchanges. Mrs. Sallie Perry, Baxley, Rt. 4. Large Bell and Pimento sweet pepper plants, hot too. 25 C, $1 600, del. Won't ship less than 100, Ida Wright, Alto, Rt. 1. Pepper plants, long green lit- le white hot, 15 C. Add post- age. Bessie Martin, Gainesville, Rt. 9. ~ Red and Yellow skin P. R. po- tato plants, 60c M, 3 M $1.50. Better price at beds. All del. C. . Strayhorn, Flowery Branch, 1, Can ship 25 or 30 M. P, R. lants, weekly, Gov. insp. and treated, 65c, M. 5 M up 55c M jel. Cash with order. P. L. Clan- ton, Hahira. = Yellowskin P. R. plants, State insp., 60c M del. Above 5 M 45c Guar. well rooted, 8 in, Mar- globe wilt-resistant and Balt. tomato, Chas. Wakefield cab- age plants. Expert packing; oot protection. 300, 45c; 600, 75c 1 M. postpaid. C. F. Maddox, wery Branch. Cert. P. R._ potato pines: ount and Quality guar. 50c M OB, Geo. R. Hunt, Kathleen. New Stone and G. B. tomato Jants shipped to you promptly. Add postage. 500, 50c; 75c M. ox 144, 600 cabbage, collards and to- atoes, 50 peppers, 50 egg- lants, postpaid for $1. Will ship OD if requested. Mac Branan, ewiston. ov. insp. potato plants, Nig- er Killer and Banana Yams, 75cM; P. R. Red skin and Yel- low yams, 45c M. Norman Me- Quaig, Nicholls, Gov. insp. potato plants, Nig- er Killer and Banana Yams, 5c M; red skin P. R. and Yel- w yams, 45 M. Mrs. Lithia eat, Nicholls, Imp. P. R. potato plants, 50c . del. Exch. for seed, peas or nything can use. V. P. Lynch, Alma, Rt. 3. Imp. P. R. potato plants, 35c M. A. G. Carter, Baxley, Rt.4. - Flat Dutch cabbage, New Stone tomato, Georgia collard lants, now ready, 20c C; 40c 00; 75c M @el; 5000, $2.75 FOB. 1 ompt shipment. Obie Crow, inesville, Rt. 1. urple skin P. R. plants, Gov. isp. treated. Seed grown from ines, 70c M. del. in Ga. Exch. r meat, lard, syrup. Del. to me. . J. Gordon, Warwick, Rt. 3. _. Gov. insp. potato plants, P. R.., pure to name, 40c M; 5 M $2. FOB. | Miss Myrtle Campbell, urrency. Potato plants. P. R., insp. ated and tagged, 40c FOB. ( oe = W. M. Spivy, Surrency. R. potato slips, $1 M by ex- oe. James Cureton, Austell. Nice stalky tomato plants, 50c FOB here. Prompt ship- lents. D. M. Barber, Baxley. yood stalky tomato plants, c M not prepaid. Prompt ship- ent. J. L. Liggett, Baxley. Gov. insp. P. R. plants, 25c M OB if take 5 M or up. R. S. entz, Baxley. ov. insp. an treated P. R. otato plants, 50c M del. Prompt lipment. E. N. OQuinn, Odum. Pink skin P. R. plants, orders ed promptly, 60c M. del. J. S. viffis, Screven, Rt. 2. Imp. P. R. plants, 25 M. FOB ey; Tomato plants, 50c M. . for anything can use. FP. Lewis, Baxley, Rt. 4. > R. potato plants, 75c M; ver 10 M, 65c; Nigger Killer otato plants, 90c M; 5 M or ver 75c. Gov. insp. prompt ship- ment. E. F. Lancaster, Alma, Rt. Pure P. R. potato plants, 50c M del. Floyd J. Story, Pavo, Rt. gel R. Roscoe Mays, Fitzgerald, Rt. 4,] Plants For Sale M or exch. for Brab or Iron peas, about 2 C bu. Sweet pota to. Make best offer. Mrs. M. F. Gaddis, Quitman. Marglobe, New Stone, G. B, tomato plants, 50c M del. over 5 M 45c. Moss packed. J. G. Mul- lis, Baxley. Imp. red and pink skin potato plants, Marglobe, New Stone, G. B. tomato plants, 50 M del. J. P, Mullis, Baxley. POR. potato. plants, 50c M;. Balt. tomato plants, New Stone, 50c M, Ruby King pepper plants 75c, all cert. seed. Will exc. for hay peas. Mrs. Evelyn Lewis, Baxley. Red skin P, R. potato plants; Marglobe, G. B. tomato plants, 40c M FOB. Pimiento pepper plants, 15 C. James N. Kesler, Baxley, Rt. 4. P. R. and Boon potato plants, | "5c M del. Gov. insp. Clarence Waldrip, Gainesville, Rt. 3. Imp. red skin P. R. potato slips, Gov. insp. and treated, 75c M; 5 M and up 50c M. postpaid. C. D. Freeland, Gainesville, Rt. 2. Pink and red skin P. R. plants Gov. insp., 40c M FOB. Greer Cromer, Tifton, Rt. 3. POR. Atects Gov. insp., 60c M H. Mangham, Tifton, Rt. oe pepper, pimiento and bull nose pepper plants, $1 M. Black Walnut kernels, 30c lb. or exch. L. B. Rountree, Stillmore, Rt. 2. Spec. P. R. potato plants, G. B., New Stone, Marglobe tomato plants, 15c C; 500, 35c; 50c M collect or 75c prepaid. Sat. guar. R. W. Dowdy, Fitzgerald, Rt. 2. - Imp. P. R. potato plants, Gov. insp. millions 30c M. Ellis Light- sey, Bristol. Marglobe tomato plants from cert. seed, 60c M; 5 M, $2.50. Postpaid. Collect. Roots moss packed and prompt. J. M. Wal- lace, Alma, Rt. 3. Red hot pepper plants, 6 doz. 25c. Walnut trees, 25c for 6. Add postage. Mrs. Joe W. Fordham, Toomsboro, Rt. 2. Gen. red skin P. R. potato plants grown from vine cuttings, treated and insp., 65c M; 5 M $3 del. Exch. for dried fruit. Stone Mtn. water melon seed, hand selected, 30c Ib. del. J. W. Ha- man, Sumner. Dutch and Wakefield Cabbage. plants, Balt. and Stone tomato heading collards, 10c C; 3 C 25c; 60c M; P. R. plants, 50c M, all a C. E. Smith, Oakwood, Rt. a R, 50c M; Tomato, Mar- globe, New Stone, Earliana, 300 25c; 60c M; Ruby King, Pimien- to, Chinese Giant, World Beater, hot Pepper, 25c for 200; $1 M; Cabbage, Bermuda Onions, Ice- berg lettuce, Collards, 2 C 15c; Mrs. H. L. Brittingham, Guyton. Insp. P. R. potato plants, 50c M; 5 M and up, 40c M; Mar- globe tomato plants, 75c M; 10c C; G. B. 60c M, 8c C. W. C. Tur- ner, Coffee. P. R. potato plants, 40c M. 5 M and up, 30c M FOB here. Will exch, for anything can use. June pink tomatoes, 50c M. here. L. E. Deal, Bristol. Stone, G. B., and Marglobe to- mato plants, 50c, 500, or $1 M. Ruby King and Pimiento pepper plants, $1.30 M or 20c C. post- paid. W. A. Chanclor, Pitts. . Hot and Sweet Pepper plants, 10c C; Sage plants, small, 10c; large, 15c; hot red Pepper, 20c gal, Add postage. Mrs. 8. A. Mil- ler, Finleyson, Rt. 2. , P. R. potato plants, Gov. insp., 35c M. FOB, 55c M del. Exch. some for baby chicks. Lonnie Groover, Baxley, Rt. 4. Tobacco plants, broad leaf, $1.50; 20c . Postpaid, no chks. Jeff Mooney, Gainesville, Rt. 2. Bunch P. R. and Boons pota- to plants, 80c M; P. R., 65c M. Tobacco, 65c,~ -500. Del. B. Ce bage plants, white crystal wax yee ia BUI LETIN _ Plants For Sale Gov. Se. Pp. R. Carats slips, 50c M del., 5 M up 40c M col. New Stone tomato, 60c M del; 5 M up, 50c M col. Ovie Crowe, Gainesville, Rt. 3. Insp. P. R. plants, Stone to- mato, Heading Collard plants, 20c C; 60cM del. 40c 10 M. Ex- press col. L. A. Crow, Oakwood. Tomato, Cabbage plants, all leading variety, 50c M, COD, 25c 200; 40c 500; 70c M. Del: Just order the kind you want. J. O. Stokes, Fitzgerald, Rt. 3. P, R. potato plants, 80c M. prepaid; 4 or 5 C now ready. Mrs. J. W. Aiken, Fayetteville, Rt. 2. State insp. P. R. plants, ship- ped at once, 75c M del; Mari- gold tomato plants, 75 M del. All plants full count and prompt shipments. Ulys Pierce, Alma. _ Cert., P. R. red and pink skin, Stone, Balti. tomato plants, 65c M del., 5 M up, 50c del. or 40c M FOB Baxley. Good plants, full count, prompt eae W. A. Poole, Baxley, Rt. s P. R. potato, G. ae Marglobe tomato plants, make "pest offer. FOB. J. M. Beck, Baxley, RFD 5 P. R. potato plants, grown from vine cutting, Gov. insp. and treated, 45c M; 3 to 5 M lots by express, 80c M del. in Ga. Will exch. for dried fruits, hay, ee or anything I can use. E. O. Butler, Baxley, Rt. 3. P. R. potato plants, cert., 40c M. Exch. for chickens, pea vine hay, meat syrup or anything can use. R. E. Tomberlin, Sur- rency. State insp. and - treated red and pink skin P. R., 90c M; Boons, $1.00. Postpaid. Verna Strickland, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1: Red skin P. R. old fashion Boone; Bunch P. R., 75c M, 4 M up, 60c M del. Will exch. Mrs. A. J. Nix, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. Gov. insp. P. R. potato plants, pink and red skin old fashion Boone, 75c M del. Prompt ship- ment. Ray Whitmire, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. Purple and pink skin P. R. and Boone potato plants, 85c M del., 5 M lots, 60c M, FOB. Win- fred Waldrip, Flowery Branch. P. R. plants, 2 M for 10 Ibs. of dried apples, 8 M for 100 Chicks mixed; 6 M for 5 bu. Brab peas. Each pay charges. L. F. Dykes, ao Re. 2: R. potato plants, Marglobe, ao tomato plants, 50c M del. exp. or 35 FOB. Balsom, HE: J., W., Chas. Cabbage, 60c M del. M. J. Lewis, Baxley, Star Rt. Gov. insp. and treated P. R. and Nancy Hall potato plants, 40c M. FOB. R. J. Stanfield, Patterson. Gov. insp P. R. potato plants, 30c M. All over 5 M, 25c. All plants guar. full count. FOB. O. D. Lightsey, Surrency, Rt. 2. P. R. plants, yellow skin, 50c M. Exch. for meat, lard honey, corn anything can use. No. l grade at market price. W. D. McDonald, 514 Brevity St., Val- dosta. Pink skin P. R. potato plants, 40 M del. Insp. and treated. H. Lightsey, Odum, Rt. 2. P. R. potato plants, Marelobe, Stone tomato plants, 50c M del. express, 35c FOB. Colen J. Ham- ilton, Baxley. Yellow skin P. R. potato plants, Gov. insp., 75c M del., 50c M. at beds. B. F. Crumley, Fender. Tobacco plants, long broad leaf, $1. 50 M; 20c C; Collard plants, 80c M. All postpaid. J. E. Anderson, Gainesville, Rt. 2. Goy. insp. pure red and pink skin P. R. potato plants, 50c M del. 5 M or more 40c M. Col. Old fashion Boons, 75c M. del; Bunch P. R. same price, now ready. Guy Crow, Gainesville, R 9 Wakefield and all season Cab- Plan F or Sale Bermuda onion pinaie. 200 25; 500 65; $1 M. Postpaid, no chks. Clyde Chumblee, Cleveland, Rt. 2. New Stone tomato; Pimiento pepper plants, 200 25c; 90c M. All prepaid, guar. sat. Thurman Wells, Smithville. P. R. potato plants, 60c M del. 50c M FOB. Any size orders. J. R. Eubanks, Madison, Rt. 2. Ege plants, Sweet pepper, hot pepper plants, 20c C del. To- mato plants (large plants) 50c 500; 75 M. B. Lynn, Waycross, Rt. 4. Gen. pink and red skin P. R. potato plants, 40c M; 5 M up, 35c M; Marglobe tomato plants, same price. R. D. Raulerson, Rockingham. Immediate shipment of Gov. Insp. P. R. potato plants, 50c M; 5 M $2; _ fine strong tomato plants, G. B., Stone, Marglobe, and Break O'Day, T4c M; 10c C. M. T. Jarrell, Wrightsville. Gov. insp. P. R. plants, vine grown, 50c M. FOB. Exch. for dried apples, or hay, peas. A. J. Whiddon, Tifton. - Gov. insp. red skin P. R. plants, 50c M. Exch. for corn,: shorts, peas, or white Leghorn chickens. -J. O. Touchton, Val- dosta, Rt. 1. Chas. W., Copenhagen Market and Succession cabbage plants, 50c M; Bermuda onion, white and. yellow, 60c M; Marglobe and Red Beauty tomato, 75c M; P. R. potato plants, 75c M. L. W. Clarke, Valdosta. P. R. potato plants, now at pive away prices, FOB. 40c M. del. By express, 5 M $2.50. Also tobacco, 10c, best grade, chew. Mrs. A. Campbell, Surrency. Gen. red and yellow skin P. R. potato plants, 45c M del; or 25c M, FOB. Exch. for anything can use. W. G. OQuinn, Surrency. Gen. insp. red skin P. R. po- tato plants Goy. insp. and treat- ed, 50c M. Del. in Ga., full count guar. Will exch. fer hens. Mil- ton Arnold, Surreney. Potato plants, P. R. red and yellow, 40c M; 5 M or over 35c FOB. Exch. for peas. H. B. Lee, Bristol. Red and yellow skin P. R. po- tato plants, 50c M; Mareglobe and G. B. tomato plants, 50c M. Moss packed. All del. H. F. Johnson, Baxley, Rt. 1. Plants Wanted Exc. all kinds of Oak trees now ready for setting, and huck- leberry bushes (big kind) for po- tato plants, Red Skin or Boons; 100 for 1M potato plants. Mrs. R. C. Stover, Protection. Seed For Sale Russian Mammoth sunflower seed, 20c Ib. Cuban Queen wa- termelon seed, 75c lb.; Rockyford cantaloup seed, 50c lb. Miss Eva Tankersley, Thomson, Pure Honey Drip cane seed 4c lb. del. Exc. 15 Ibs. for % bu. seed Spanish peanuts, or P. R. plants; Exc. Guineo eggs for M. B. tur- key eggs. A. L. Hudgins, Bre- men, Rt. 2. . Seed peas, Velvet beans, Mus- tard, Squash, (yellow crookneck) snap beans, garden beans, for sale; Exch. 2 horse wagon for hogs, cows, goats. W. J. Morgan, Stillmore. Mung beans, 10 Ibs. $1 postpaid $3.50 bu. not prepaid; Beet-the- Bee cane seed, 3c lb. not prepaid. E. N. Eslinger, Ringgold. Stone Mtn., Jones, Orange Meat, watermelon Honey Dew cantaloup, old fashioned musk- |: melon, butter-pea seed. Ea. 25c cupful. Postpaid. No stamps. Mrs. H. H. Sullivan, Bremen. Pure Stone Mtn. melon seed, -80c Ib. Early green okra seed, 15c Ib; Citron seed, 25c Ib. Mrs. Rosie Crowe, Cumming, R 1. 500, 55; eup fine red and yellow water= Tb. Mrs. J. R. Mathis, Gaine vile Ro Thursday, May 28, 193 Seed For Sale Cabbage-collard seed, 30e Tk 1 Ib. lots or 5 or more lbs. 2 Write for prices for oa prices. Danl. aor. a boro. Missouri. Gray-Top! syrup 15c 1b; New Stone tomat OZ} Early Knight cantaloup 40c Ib. All 1932 crop. Del. Mrs, C. Ray, Kensington, R 2. -Burr clover seed, in roug 1-2c Ib; Clean seed, 5c Ib. F Roy Lewis, Hartwell, R 1. Clements Wonder melon s 1-4 lb. $1; 1-2 lb. $1.75; $ Mrs. Lena McBrayer, Bufore 3. z Colored running puterene col. garden beans, 10c cup; etable gourd, running okra seed, 5c. Add postage. Mix. and White Spanish Bee bu. No stamps. G, V. Sehul Lula, R 1. Calif. multiplying beer and pkg. of old fashioned :; hand gourd seed, all for 15 stamps, del. Mrs. E. B. Gr Atlanta, R 5, Box 504. De: Ave. Tom Watson melon seed, cially selected by hand, cured, 20c lb. 5 Ibs. or more, lb. del. C. B. Hurst, Meigs, R Clements American Wo! melon seed (plant as late July 1st), 1-4 1b, $1; 1-2 Ib. $: 75; $3 Ib; 3 lbs. $5. C. R. Si Buford, R 3. Chufas, 75c pk. $2.75 bu. r cleaned, sound cattail millet, 1 qt, 20c* gt. 35c; rape; 2 Ibs. 35 4 Ibs. 50c. All, plus postage. H. Waddell, Pearson. ao Nice pure Kaffir corn, : gal. FOB. Exc. for P. R. pota plants at 75c M. del. Also ni ee corn, 3c lb. on cob. FOB. . Ingram, Waverly Hall. a okra, Guinea bean 4 ft. long, weight 15 poun vegetable gourd. All insect an disease proof, 20 seed for 12 R. Bramlett, Ellijay, R 4. Pure Grohoma, 2 Ibs. 25e: ips 50e! 115: ibs. $f, postpa Miss Earlee Holmes, Ranger. Long green pod okra seed, yr. grown, 10c cupful and eae age, also black walnuts, $1 b postpaid. Mrs. D. C. Maddo Jackson, R 3. Imp. Orange Cane seed, sou: and extra recleaned, 3 1-2c not postpaid. John K. Lee, Ca rollton, R 6. Calif. beer seed, 5c per start, plus postage. J. L. Nash, Riv- erdale, R 1. Seed Wosed Exc. 1 cup white running bu ter beans, 1 cup Half-Runners, | melon seed for % gal. pure white crowder peas. Write first. Mrs. M. 8S. OKelly, Comer, R 1. Exc. the Imp. Pink or Red Skin P. R. potato plants for ood, sound peas of any kind, and a amount: 2 M plants for 1 bu peas. Ea pay ches. W. W. Bland, Baxley. Miscollancous c Sale 5 gal. bbl, churn, and a 30 ga bbl. churn. Both good cond. anc cheap. Leo Sherard, Atlanta, 13} Stewart Ave., Phone Ra-4729. 1-2 lb. rattlesnake root, f best offer; Rattle-Root, sassatra root, yellow root 15c Ib.; or pie plants, 10c binch. 3 for 25c,. Miss L. M. White, Dahlon- ega, Rt. 1, Box 35. L. F. Collins, Clayton, R Black walnut MEATS, sifted and dry, 30c lb. del. Mrs. Nell Howington, Commerce, R 2.