Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1933 February 23

: Ban Appler meee oats, 50c bu.
1B. H. P. Morris, Pinehurst.

, Genuine Blue Stem seed wheat
"6c bu; Wannamaker cotton seed
cleaned, 35 bu; Bancroft seed
, 40c bu; Whippoorwill peas,
bu. Tennessee mare mule,
, Riley C. Couch, Turin.
Peavine hay, $15 ton; White
Danish peanuts, 50c bu. Oak
gnon, Bostwick.

tons first class Peavine hay
bales, $10 ton, FOB: 1 M bu.
corn, 35c bu. FOB. W. O.
mark, Brook!et.

200 bu. Fulghum seed oats, 35c
BOR, N. A. King, Arnolds-
le




















} tons bright No. 1 peanut
, $4 ton, FOB Graves. E. D.
rpe, Dawson, R 5.

ain and Hay Wanted





aflt hay and corn in exc. for
hon pecan trees, Satsuma or-
e trees and have other nur-
r stock. G. F. Towne, C. 8.,
masville.
xc. 10 'gal. Ga. Cane syrup for
nm of good hay. G. T. Baze-
lore, Pearson, R 2.
Want 1 ton good.hay; within
adius of 75 miles Waycross.
. good chufa seed, or will pay
and get it with my own
k. W. W. Crews, es





r Pooley For Sale



AUSTRALORPS

sborn str. Australorp cocker-
S, $1.50 FOB; hatching eggs,
t of March, $1, 50 per setting.
Crowe, Cartersville. So. Tenn.

9 mos. old Austra'orp cockerels
0; Red cockerels, 18 mos. old,



we

PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF M ARKETSJ, W. ROUNTREE, DIRECTOR
_MARIETTA AND ATLANTA, GEORGIA, Sey, FEBRUARY 23. 19338.

Poultry For Sale



.|$1; 3 Australorp-Red cross, cock-

erels, 50c ea. Eggs, 90 per cent
fertility, 3c each. F. EB. Felker,
3351 Stewart Ave., ~phone, Cal.
3594.



BANTAMS

Eggs from my best matings of
Golden Sebrights and Dark Cor-
nish, $2 doz. (ess than half reg-
ular price). No swaps, unless
equal value for tabe use. R. W.
Clark, Macon, 177 Boulevard Ave.

Boot Leg Buff Orp. bantams,
1932 hatch, pure bred, $1.50 pr.
Mrs. T. P. Davis, Atlanta, Sta-
tion A, Box 57, phone, Ra.- 6671.

. Trio Golden Sebrights, 15 mos.

old, $3, del. in 1st. zone. Exc. for

5 guinea hens and rooster, yr.
old; 40 lbs. white running but-
ter-beans, 20c lb. O. B. Moore,
Madras,

BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS
Thompson Ringlet B. R. cock-

erels, 75c ea. Eggs,. 75c per 15.

Miss Cona Bell Blalock, Ato.

Nice B. R. hens, 50c ea. or exc.
for shoats and fat hogs, dressed.
Mrs. Louis H. Cochran, Mineral
Bluff.

3 pure bred B. R. roosters,
March 1932 hatch, $1 20 ea.
Cash, FOB. Mrs. H. G. Hall,
ene Real,

2 AAA pure bred Buff Rock
cockerels, almost ready for ser-
vice, $1.10 ea. Buff Rock eggs,
75 per 15, del. Mrs. C. G. Cal-
lahan, Waycross, R 1.

4 pure bred Plymouth Rock
May 1932 hatch roosters, $1 ea.
Mrs. A. S. Hunnicut, Statesboro,
338 West Main St. :

March 1932 hatch B. R. cock-
erels, $1.50 ea. FOB. Mrs. M. G.
Smith, Toomsboro, R 1.

Pure bred Buff Rock 2 yr. old
cock, $1.25; 11 mos. old cocker-
els, $1 each; hatching eggs, $1
per 15. Mrs. C. R, Sorrells, Mon-
roe, R, 1.



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Notice!

OUR

EVERY TWO WEEKS,

THIS MAT-







Poultry For Sale



3 fine B. R. cockerels, 9 mos.
old, Bishop tsrain, $1.50 ea. Miss
Rosalind Bleiler, Ty Ty, R 1.
14 pure bred Buff Rock pullets

hatch. Prepaid; Also exc. baby
chicks for corn same breed. Mrs.
W. D. Bryant, Coffee.

10 pure bred B. R. pullets and
rooster, March hatch, $7.50; also
O-too-tan soy beans and brown
Speckled peas, new crop. Write
for sample and prices. R. S. Par-
ham, Greenville.

2 pure bred B. R. roosters, 18
mos. old, 75c ea. here. T, J. Dow-
dy, Baxley, R 4.



for $10 and cockerels free. May

Poultry For Sale

BRAHMAS

Pure bred Giant str. Light
Brahma cockerels, March 1932
hatch, about 10 lbs. ea. $1.25 ea.
Mrs. Lurena Kennedy, Collins.

CORNISH

3 Dark Cornish roosters: 1 for
25 feed sacks, 100 lb. cap., clear
of holes; 2 for $1 ea. Mary I.
Lanier, Graymont, R 2. Box 47.

Large, pure bred Dark Cornish
rooster and hen, Yr. old, $1.25
ea. $2 for the pr. Also large Blue
geese, fu'l feathered, $1.25: ea.
$3.75 for 4. Mrs. Allen Russ, Nic-
holls. R. 2.

6 pure bred Dark Cornish roo-
sters, 75c ea; baby chicks, 10c ea.


















NUMBER 8.
Poultry For Sale

eee. 5c each. Guar. sat. Mrs. D.
E. Williams, Ty Ty, R 3.

. GAMES

22 put game hens, $1 ea. roost=
ers, $2.50 ea. Also want to con-
tract honey in large lots. Stamp
for full information. Ed Bradley,
Hazlehurst.

Cuban and Sanders Round-
head, cross, wt. 8 Ibs. 2 times
winner, Gordon and Roundhead,
cross, 1 time winner, 7 ibs. wt.
$5 each. Sat. guar. John E. besa
ton, Cedartown, R 1. :

Pure Mugwump game sth
$2.50 ea; Walker cocks, $5 ea;
hens, -$1.50. All guar. Cash with
order. Irwin Rogers, Sandersville.

Pure Bacon Warhorses, 5 hens
and stag, $6; 6 hens and stag;
Bacon ' Warhorse-Black Smit.
Grey, half each, $6 for lot; pit
stags, $2; pit cocks, $4 ea. A. lL.
Steele, Eastman. ee

Pure Grey Speeder pit games,
cock, 2 hens, $10; cock, 2 hens,
Roundhead-White Hackle, cross-
ed, $7.50. R, H. Crawford, Tiger.

Red Cuban pit game stags, 9-
11 mos. old, $1.50 ea. F. L. Grigg, oe
Gainesville, P. O. Box 55.

Fine young Black Game roost-
ers, 3 1-2 Ibs. For sate or exc. for
3 White, banded, pigeon hens.
Ea. pay chgs. John L. Bennett,
Screven, R 2, Box 31. EN,

GIANTS ise

2 Royal Purple Giant roosters,
direct from Penningtons, April
hatch. $1 each. Exc. for pullets..
Exc. No. 5 Coker cotton seed for
peas for planting: bu. for bu..
Sudie Herington, Calhoun, | a

White Jersey Giants, thoroug-
breds, 8 hens and rooster, part
1 yr. old, bal. 18 mos. old. All for
$10 FOB. Mrs. M. H. Stephens,
Bremen.

6 J. B. Giant pullets, now lay-
ing for sale, or exc. for pure bred





















































_ Eggs, Extra, doz.
Eggs, Standard, doz.
Eggs, Georgia trade, doz.
Higgs, yard run, doz. .

Stags. ]

eereses

ens, Ib., 4% Ibs.

ae Roosters, Ib.

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Hens, small col. nde W. Leghorn ...






Capons, lb

Field Peas, not mixed, bu. .

bu.

Beavine Hay, No.
Peanut Hay, No. i: "te

Wheat,

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Field peas. mixed, bu. ........

= pountry Butter, best table, lb...
ar Corn, (80 lbs. to bu.) bu. 2...........
Sweet Potatoes, per 100 Ibs.

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OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS INDEX
PAGE
Prevailing Wholesale Prices, Feb. 20, 1933. Always Subject to Variation. | Giana ney wor Sele :
Atlanta Macon Savannah Augusta Columbus Valdosta Rome Be ee Oe ee
$ 11 $ 15 $ .15 $15. 12 $ .14 $ 16 y For Sale -...------------
iat 12 12 ee 38 12 14) Poultry For Sale -.--.-----
ar 32 12 12 i 1a% ne Poultry Wanted -----..---.---------- 2
10 10 10 13 di 10 14 Baby Chicks For Sale ......----- . 3
08 06 .06 08 09 .08 07 Baby Chicks Wanted .......-.------ 3
ped 10 10 10 10 10 12 .10 Boos For Gale oo053 6c nan eke
. 08 .08 07 .08 08 a 08 fers Wanted: 3
06 .05 05 .06 .06 / 05 Feu tock oe Bal 34
15 15 14 14 16 AT iy Ee eran eres ;
07 09 11 10 08 Live Stock Wanted ------------.- 4,5
= 07 12 10 10 10 Positions Wanted ---..---...-------- 5
: 15 12 4 Al as 12 Farm Help Wanted: oo. 222252280352. 5
: 1 10 12 we 12 = Plants For Sate. 2-25-25 a0
fe a 45 35 45 35 45 60 -60 Planta Wanten.....2 ssa eS
es 45 45 45 45 60 60 715 Se
Seed For Sale 250-520
12 15 15 15 ae ah mi Seed Wanted. 6,7
on oe a a0 2 "50 1.00 Miscellaneous For Sale -..---.-----. 17
ee a 15 oF a S oe - Miscellaneous Wanted ..--------:-- 7
Oo 80 1.00 ; - 80 1.50 1.00 1.60: 4. Tobaceo For Sale .2...20-..-e- os 7
(he Ss 9.00 a 10.00 wees 7.00 12.50 Wobarco: Wanted _2. 0-0 te
RE ee ss 7.00 sey 8.00 : 5.00 10.00 Ga. Products For Sale -...--..... 7, 8 - '
Average Price paid for Hogs last week, $2.60 per 100 Ibs. at Co-operative Sales. Ga. Products Wanted ,..---- canver- 8
PeanutsNo. 1 stock yap delivered shelling plants, $26.00 per ton, subject to change,




















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Poultry For Sale x | Poultry For Sale a r Bouttey For Sale Poultry For Sale Poultry Wan :
or $4.50 for lot. Pullets av. 5 1-2| cash, FOB your station.





fecord. Mrs. J. B. Bannis:er, Ball
_ Ground, R 1.

HAMBURGS :
- 2 pullets and cockerel, R. C.
_. Silver Spangled Hamburgs for
sale. Mrs. Susie White, Dalton, R
4. \





















































LEGHORNS

ae 175 Eng. str. W. L. 50c each.
Early Spring 1931 hatch. Merrill
_Wallice, Forsyth,, R 1.
Mix. hens and White Leg-
horns, 40,-50 hens, all laying, 60c
ea. or exch. Also 8 White Rhode
Island roosters, 8. mos. old, no
culls, 75c ea. Mrs. J. Ww. Wooten,
- Broxton, R 2...
714 Eng. W. L, Pullets, pure
pred, all laying. March. 1932
hatch. 90c ea.. Also about 6 bu.
_ thufas, 75c pk. $3 bu. New, fresh,
sound seed. Mrs: Will Giddens,
: Kirkland.
40-45 W. L. pullets, Tancred
str. 1932 hatch, beginning to lay;
65c ea. FOB. Coops returned
prepaid. Mrs. C. M. Evans, Hal-
esr onaete. eT
we ced | Wed. cockerels, direct
~ from Johnsons Star Pens (hens,
200-352. eres), very fine, $5. ea.
Imperial cockerels, Ped. direct,
280-300 ere hens, $1 ea. J. T.
Lord, Brooklet.
5 B. Ll. pullets, yr. old, now
laying, also rooster,. full stock,
$5. Money order only. Mrs. W. F,
fanders, Buchanan, R 1.
2 Dark B. L. hens, 2 pullets,
1 rooster. Pure bred and laying.
| Mrs. W. . Holt, Rome, R 5.
100 nvre Tancred, trapnested
hens and pullets for sale or will
trade for bees. G. L. Stripling,
Macon, R 3.
15 pure Tancred Wet pullets,
Jast April hatch, in. healthy
cond. and laying fine, 50c ea.
pid J. G. Ginn, Wishngton, R


pure bred AAA &. C. W. Lb.
300- 311, 25 oz. ess producers,
direct: from prize winning pens.
Pniliets, $1 each; cockerels,. $2.50
9; Hees, 6c ea. C. Stevens, At-
Janta, 58 Alabama St. SW. .
6 Booths AAA B. L. pullets,
eld, good ayers, ordered as

for lot. Cash with order. J.
_ Manning, Dudley, Rt. 1.
W. 1. hens. 11 mos, old, Ferris
_ str. Now laying, no culls. ee:
Mary Sapp, Ohoopee.

WwW:

or, good layers: 10 hens and
rooster, $7.50; 20-hens and 2
roosters, $15 FOB. Mrs. PB. R.
Maddox, Griffin. Rt. B.

_. 6 pure bred Tancred str. W. i.
hens in healthy cond., 65c ach;
eggs for setting, 65c per 15. Mrs.
_ J. H. Pinholster, Ray City.

25 puve Tancred W. L. hens,
from Ped. stock, heavy layers,
$15. Mrs. J. R. Lanier, Graymont,
eh. V,

_ Tancred str. hens and rosster,
5c ea. or exc. for heifer calves.
Mrs. F. R. Nalls, Demore:t.

. 2 March: hatch Buff Leghorn
y roosters, tic ea. and 2 same
breed, 18 1-2 mos. o'd roosters,
$1 ea. Exc. for fruit, vegetables
or anything can use. Mrs. T. D.
Fussell, Rhine.

5 pure bred Tancred S. C. W.
LL. now laying pullets, $3.65; 1
- Buff Orp. 22 mos. old rooster, $1
or will exc. for. pair of turkeys

i Jr., Baxley, Rt. 4.

White L. Rooster, $2 and hen,
: $1 del. Exc. for hogs at 3c lb.,

or 100 lb. cap. white feed sacks.
at 5c ea. Leo Blackwel, Cleve-
land, Rt. 4.

_ W. 1. roosters from prize stock
yr. old, 65c ea; 6 mixed hens, all
ee 65 ea; 2 pure bred W.
Wyandette roosters
_ stock, 80c ea. All FOB. Mrs. Mat-
He os Rabun Gap, Rt



MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS
_ 20 capons for sale or exc. for

ee Leghorns, with 200 egg

| 30; $4 C. Mrs. J. C. ward, Perry.

some Whatleys corn seed. Clara

See or write. P. D. Rubin, Hape-

yr. See
baby chicks direct, 60c ea. $3| We 3279 Stewart Ave.

S. C. Buff Leghorns, good. col~ |,

rest to be mated

or seed peanuts. Clifford Smith,

from prize |

Soy beans. D. F. Wood, ie
ville. }



ORPIN GTONS

Few Ped. Buff Orp. cockerels,
Booth AAA Matings, $1.50 ea.
Official egg record to 243 egg
yearly; Eggs $1 per 15; $1.50 for

Thoroughbred Buff Orp. cock-
eres, 75c. ea. FOB. Mrs. i a
Dowdy, Baxley, Rt. 4. |

12 full strain Buff Orp. hens
and roosters. Hens are heavy
layers. 75 ea. roosters, $1 each;
3 Silver Lace Wyandotte hens,

Garrison, Milan. |

PHEASANTS FOR SALE

Full plumage Goldens, $10 pr;

Goldens, hatched 1932 at $16 pr.
Few extra cocks for sale. L. J.
Barzow, West Point.
- Ringneck cocks, 1932 hatch, al-
so 2 - 2 yr. old. Fine ~ breeders,
$2.50 each; aiso 2 pr. Ringnecks
$4 pr. T. D. Fisher, Atlanta, 934
Highland Ter., NE. Phone, Hem.
4529-W.

Lady Amhearst, $12 pr. Ring-
necks, $10 pr. Have only 35 left.
Hens lay in March; also Buff
Cochins and Jap Silkies, all lay-
ing, $1 ea. Mrs. J. T. Ethridge,
Atlanta, 605 C. & S: Bldg.

R. I. REDS





erel, $2.50; 8 females, $10 for lot.

offer. Mrs. Bertye . Lee Dorela
son, Summit, R 2. :

26 pure bred S. C. R. I. Red
hens and 3 roosters, 1 and 2 yrs.
old, Rucker str. 80c ea. $20 for
lot. No chks. J. i Elliott, La-
vonia, Rl. |

Pure bred R. e cockerels, 11
mos. -old, Donaldson str. -- $1.50.
each, 2 for. $2.25; also Cokers
Ped. cotton seed, 50c bu. or exc.

Trimble, Adairsville. .
14 young hens, laying, and 2

ver Lace and White Wyandotte
jhens, yr. old, laying. Fine stock.

10 pure bred S. C. R. I. pul-
Jets, Owen and Donaldson Str.
$8 FOB; 1 young cockerel, $1;
Eggs, 75c for 15. Mrs. R. B. Moo-
ney, Adairsville.

R. I. Reds, March hatch, $1
ea. or exc. yellow sugar crowder
and white crowder peas, free of
weevils, dried peaches, lint cot-.
ton, new foose feathers. A. B.
Wood, Griffin. |.

go nice 1 and 2ST, old Don-
aldson str. S. C. R. I. Red hens,
$1 ea: or will exch. Mrs. G. L.
Jones, Dawson, R 6.

6 pure bred R. I. Red hens,
healthy and. laying, Yr. old, $1
ea. or $5.50 for the 6. Also 6 fine
flopped comb, laying B. L. hens,
vr, -Old; $3 ;for7'6) Mrs, RM.
Smith. Demorest.

i pure. dred 'S.C. Ry I> Red
cock, March hatched, a cross of
2 leading R. I. strains, not in-
bred. guar. to please, $1 at home
or FOB. A. J. Grant, Dallas.

PIGEONS

8 Red Carneaux, 2 prs. mated,
soon. Good
workers. Exe, for 2 pr. thorough-.
bred rabbits. Guy Bolt, Chicka-
mauga.

Blue Bar Homing pigeons. Best
for squabs. Sel or exc. for White
Kings. R. W. Brice, Decatur, 229
5th Ave., Phone, De. 3122,

1 pr. Swiss Mondaines, mated
and working and banded. Gord-
on Oliver, Glennville.

About 25 pigeons: 3 pr. White
Kings, at my place,.3 mi. north
of Mablston, $10 for lot. Also 1
young cow, fresh in few days.
Mrs. Bessie Zerlt, Austell, Rt. 1.
30. pr. White Kings and com-
mon pigeons mixed, 20c pr. T.
O. Collier, Moultrie, Pet Farm.
13 pr. White Kings, ful stock,



gocd layers, 75c ea. Mrs. L. W.

Virginia,

Tompkins Red (to skin) cock-

Exc. for 200 Eng. L. chicks, or.
hens, heavy layers. Make best}:

cockerels,. Dunlap str., also Sil-|

ae 6 Mecrarity,

Wm. Hackett, Macon, 4 Astor

Place.

10-30 pr. White Kings, tho-
roughbred birds, 40c pr. Over-
stocked, reason for selling. Mis.
W. A. Whittle, Thomason.

Muff Tumblers; Priests, Birm-
ingham Rollers, Oriental Frills,
| Dragons, Owls. All $1 pr. Pouters,
Black Carneaux, Modaines, $2 pr.
Herman Mize, -Americus.

10 pr. pigeons, Racing Homers,
and White Kings, 35c pr. a'so 1
pr. Silver Kings, 65c. Cash only,
FOB. Money order. James E&.
'Stancel, Ringgold.

QUAIL
lett quail, shipped from
$5.90 per pr. M. M.
Simmcns,. Decatur, 102 Green-

wood.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC., FOR SALE

Pure White Indian Runner
drakes, 75c ea. 3 for $2; 1 Black
Jersey Giant yr. old rooster, $3.
G. N. Thomas, Thomasboro.

_ 3 thoroughbred Bourbon Red
toms, 1932 hatch, 18c lb. FOB,
Emoyhes Bradley, Chatsworth.

2. White. Mammoth Pekin
drakes, very large and fine and
gentle, $1 each, FOB. Mary D.
Saywell, Atlanta, 555 Hopkins
St) SW. =
2 Turken roosters, Spencer
Wonder Birds, March hatch, 1
pray and 1 red, choice, $1.50 ea.
Thomas F. Cousins, Taylorsville.

Pure Bronze tom, $4.50; 3 mix.
turkey hens, $1.75 ea. June
hatch. Exc. some for pure bred
baby chicks, FOB; also baby
chicks, raise on halves" to 8 wks.
R. O. Hodges, St. George.

30 pure White Indian Runner
ducks, now laying and 10 drakes,
75c ea. or $22.50 for lot; new
dyek.. feathers, 60c Ib.. T .K.
Moore, Canton.

2 pr. pure bred White African
guineas, $1.25 pr. FOB; also gar-

lic bulbs, 15 doz. 50c peck. Mrs.

L..B. Taylor; Cartersville; R 3.

Large Bronze mix. turkeys, 2
hens and tom, .$5; 2 large White
Pekin drakes, 50c a. No chks,
Mrs. John Short, Hamilton.

2 young. turkey hens, M. B., at
20c Ib. About 12 or 14 Ibs. Mrs.
Arthur Owen, Barnesville.

Bronze and Bourbon Reds.
crossed, also turkey eggs for sale
in March. Francis Rogers, Bar-
ney.

Duck and drake, $3 for the 2.

| Mrs. Hy. Ss. Rakestraw, Powder

Springs.

Musedvey ducks, black with
white markings, trio, $2.50; eggs,
75c per 15; day old ducklings 15c
ea. Exc. any for White Pekin
ducks or eggs. Lawon Frelerson,
Jr., Vidalia.

6 toms, Bird Bros. str. fine for
breeders, or eating. Write for
prices. Mrs. E. R. Goulding, Wil-
liamson, :

4 pr. M. B. turkeys, $6 pr. and
party pay shipping chgs. Cash
with order. Mrs. Jeff PYG: Ox- |
ford, Rt. 1.

ea. cock, unrelated, $2.50; trio,
$6. Raised from unrelated stock.
Mrs. J. M. Hall, Calhoun.

$2.50, or $8 for lot. Mrs. W. H.

Andrews, Barnesvi le, Rt.

2 Giant M. B. toms, Sept. 1932

wt. 35 lbs. at 20 mos. old. $2.25
ea. Mrs. Fred L. Whitem, Buck-

chead, Rt. 1.
3 Bronze turkeys, tom, wt. 22,

Ibs. hens, full grown; fine pure
bred stock, $8 for the 3, FOB:

pigeons, $1.50 pr. mated, FOB.
McDonough,
Rt. 4.

1832 hatch Bronze tom, wt. 20
$4, express collect. Graham Sim-
pson, Cee Pei

- WYANDOTTES



Ducks. (don't make any noise |.
at all), good Jayers. snow white: |

2M. B. yr. old turkey hens, $2 | 7.

2 M. B. toms, $3 ea. and 1 hen, |

hatch, wt. 12 or more Ibs. Sire |

also 4 Red Carneaux pure bred |

bs. rooster, 7 ibs. BE. B. Yates,

Bowdon, Rt. 1.
-10 thoroughbred S. L. Wyan-
dotte young hens, Tarbox str.

/75 ea. or $7 for lot. FOB. Mrs.

A. R. Cox, Blue Rdge, Rt. 1, Box

59.

Whit? ~ Wyandotte cockerels,
281 egg strain. $1.25 ea. or 2 for
$2 FOB. Mrs. H. C. Dodson, Red

Oak.
Poultry Wanted



BANTAMS
Want cockerel and 3 hens,
pure bred Red Pyle bantams,
raised under Jock. R. C. Griffith,

Esom Hill.
Exe. young Chinchilla rabbits

from ped. stock for pure bred
Buff Cochin bantams. Write
what you have. Tracey Willard,
Winder, 32 Richardson.

BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS

Want 2 B. R. 1932 hatch cock-
erels, pure bred, cheap for cash;
also want some Summerours
Half and Half cotton seed, 2nd
yr. cheap for cash. D, B. McHan,
Dalton, R 6.

CORNISH

Want a Dark Cornish young
rooster, Bull-dog strain: Mrs.. G.
C. Davis, Sileam.































ter Pearce, Augusta, (OTT Bs
St.

PEAFOWLS WANTE

Want a Peafowl hen.

price. John B. Murray, A
122 8th St. :

QUAIL WANTED

Went sev. pr. tam2 |
Quot. price. William C. Sr
Baldwin.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEE
DUCKS, ETC., WANTED
Want 3 M. B. hens; also
30 lbs. chewing tobacc
hear. from party havin'z the
Guinea hogs, big ears, big
slim legs. Quote best cas
R. P. Cheek, Social Circle, ]
Want
drake and 2 ducks, also Q
Miss May Sims, Donalds
501 Woolfolk Ave. . ae
Want Guinea hens, Exc. pr
L. or Columbian Wvyandott
young guinea roosters; R
ford cantaloup and citron
exc. for nest onions or



Indian . Runners

Want 2 Bird Bros. G
str. hens, 10*- - 12 lbs. |
best price, or will exc. R. I
hens 1932 hatch, Donaldsor
or will take some turkey
halves. Mrs. W. A. Wo
Greensboro., Rt. 1, Box 178



GAMES

Want pure Ginn Grey hens,
not over 2 yrs. old, no culls, at
reasonable price. W. H. Walters,
Monroe, 233: Alcova St.

Want to hear from parties
that have Warhorse game chick-
ens and eggs for sale. Jas. T.
Swint, Stilson.

GIANTS .

Want cheap for cash and quick
sale 10 pullets and cockerel, Feb.
or March 1932 hatch, not rela-
td.- Prefer near here. Mrs. Har-
ry E. Maybee, Sapeola.

LEGHORNS

Exec. 15 thoroughbred B.. R.
hens for 30 S. C. W. L. young.
hens. Mine are young and lav-
ing. Also exc. value for 100 B. Ri:
er W. L. baby. chicks. Mrs. Waco
Sasser, Meigs.

Want 12 Barron str.
cockerels. Must be good blood
and reasonable price. F. M. Col-
lins, Marietta.

/Want 50 White or Brown Leg-





Exe. value. P. Ih. Peel, Millen.
Exc, 12 bu. Hastines 109-Ru.
oats for 12 Leghorn hens, White
or Brown. Party pay the chys,
on hens, other party on oats.
YS. B.) Gray, Griffin.
Want for cash, 100 youns W.
L, hens, or B. Rocks, also P..C.
unrelated hozs and a cow. Write
best price. I. L. Riggins, Alto Clo
Sanatorium.
Want 50-75 W. L. pullets, no
culls. Will exc. Cream or Brown
Crowder peas, or stock peas: bu



for hen. J. A. Alen, West Point,
Res. : :
MINORCAS
Want 6 or 8 thoroughbred

Black Minorca hens. Must be
young and pure bred, at reason-
able price. Mrs. E. P, Storey,
Rome.



-MYSQELLANEOUS . CHICKENS.

Exe. Silver Cert. Chinchilla

buck in service for 5 yearling,

well bred hens. Fred Hicks, Sa-

rah. R 4.

Want 10 heavy preed laying
hens. Will give. good value. Also
exe. for 6 wks. old pullets and

table eggs. N. N. Miles, Blythe.

Want about 100 hens or pul-

pay market price for hens. Ea.
prepay frt. Write or see for full
particulars. J. A. oe Ac-

worth, R. 32



Alte PIGEONS
Want SEV. hun
barn-yard pigeons,

common
cheap. for







8M. PL R. potato and 500 .cab-
plats antl 2 bur O-tod-tz



janded and working, $7 for lot,|
Bo of on oS ode we Gr, roe,

Pure bred White Wyandotte
Yc; choibe pullets,

be, bash. State niimber and price for

.erations back

W.. D.)

horn hens, 8 reosters, del. farm. |

lets. Will exc. good value, and}

Baby Chicks For

Baby chicks, all breeds.
for prices. Also want 4 reg.
C. bred gilt. Will trade
chicks for same. J: A. In
Cordele, fy Be
Donaldson gtr, Red
carefully culled flock, $7.8
GC. del. "Mrs. *T, J. Ray,
Mtn., R 2.
Quality chicks, Imp. T:
Ped. W. Leshorns, also. eg!
ter than 300 egg records,
on both.
Write for prices and record
Th. Mozley, page Point, Ww
Ave.
Pure bred ihioks from best
Reds. Rocks and Buff Orp.
Bookin2 orders for Ho!
Sth, Wa? Be OW M. Adams,
dele, Box 313.
4509 R. I. Red, Barred |
and W. L. chicks ea. Tu
$6 C. Heavy mix., $5.50 C
tom hatchine. 2 per 100
G. D. Fain, Edicon.
Pape str. S. C. Black Mino:
chicks from heavy layers, $
$4, 50; $2.25 C. del. Mrs. |
Rehberg. Cairo.
Officia'ly bloodtested R
Reds, Barred Rocks and W.
horns. Also White Wyandot
and White Rocks. I pay poste
and guar. 100 per cent. live
J. C. Baston. Milledgeville. |
Any one wishing hen hat
baby chicks, place order eal
Write. Mrs. J. B. Cullars, Cla
ton, R22:
ea. Silver Late Wyandott
1-2c ea. Hatch Feb. 24th. No
prepaid. Mrs. J. M. Me
Hawkinsville. oe Ds
Pure bred W. L., $5.75 per
250 for $14. Live del. guar. Re
dy. Feb. 25{h. Asa M. Vick
Lavonia, R.2.
. Quality, pure Tancred Ww.
from selected 2 - 3 yr. old br
ing hens: males heading
matings, individvally ped.
950-284 ese dams Qf
bloodtested. Reasonable p
M. W. Kantala. Elberton.
Tancred str. Wi L. $6 C.
for $27, prepaid. and live -
guar. Custom hatching, $3.50
tray of 200 eges. 35. yrs.
V. Ho loway, Graymont.
W. L. chicks from heavy
ing flock of Tancred str.
Bloodiested 3 dif. times. K,
Rucker, Elberton, Rt 8. .
B. R., Reds, Buff
from 2 yr. old. selected hent
to 500, 6c.each, 500 up,
W. H. Clough, Blackshe
Will furnish W. L













































pot ace eee





Baby Chicks Wanted ;

Eggs Fe or Sale

Eggs For Sale |



bid Soroot: chicks, . nehry! as-

$5 @;. $2.60 per 50; $1.35"
. Shipped in March. Ordei

Clyde Stick and, Screven.
able chicks from Culled,
ally bloodtested, outstand-
forks of Reds, B. Rocks,
2 Rocks, Buff Orp., Austra-
an nd White Leghorns. J, H.
od, Athens, Box B.
askins Better Chicks, heavy
ds, $7.50; light, $7 C. Guar.
ep esented. Prepaid, live del.
at once. E. R. Gaskins,
gera a) Rt: 2:
L. and B. Rock baby chicks
sale and few exc. for corn or
at at market price. All chicks
thoroughbred and blood-
stock T. A. Ward, Savan-
, Box. 194.
ure bred chicks from best
ins: Reds, Recks and Buff
1 $7 C. Booking orders for
ywood WwW. L. W. M. Adams,

ancred W. t, baby chicks
n Booths AAA Grade, $7 C.
ching eggs, 75c per 15; $4 C.
DA A. Pollard, Bowdon, Rts:



aby Chicks Wanted |



ant 100 White Rocks to raise
halves to 10 wks. old. Party
ay ches. and I feed and

Sam Wren, Statesboro, R

ant 50 or 100 chicks to raise
halves to 8 wks. old: Buff
eOr 3B. R. preferred. J. H.
d, Milan, R: 3.

. P. Rocks or mix. hea-
te raise on halves to 10 wks.
I pay postage on chicks.
if wanted. Mrs. Cora Al-
i, Manchester, 14 Oak St.

Jant 2 or 300: baby chicks to
on halves to 10 wks. old.
urnish feed and other party

postage. Any large breed.

Leghorns. Mrs. D. T. Bass,

tman, R 4,
Want 309 Eng. W. L. day old
hicks to raise on halves to 8
old. D. W. Byers, Marble

Vant 100 pure Buff Orp. to
e on halves to 10 wks. old.
time in March. Will send
back prepaid. Write. V. R.
kins, Dublin, R 4.
Want 100 to 400 chicks, Black
iants preferred, to raise on
ves to 2 Ib. size; if get mine
pulets, will raise to 2 1-2 lb.
Ref. O. K. Vaughn, Bow-
3 clue a
uote best price on 25 or 30
cks, 3 or 4 wks. old. Heavy
ed or mix. heavy breed. WwW. A.
rk, Dalton. R 1.
ant 400 W. L. chicks te raise
halves 8 wks. old. I fur-
h feed and pay chgs. 1 wav.
nt by early March. Write. D.
Lively, - Tallapoosa.
fant any amount of baby
cks to raise on halves. I fur-
h feed. Ref. given. J. K. No-
cd, Augusta, 1477 Gwinnett

Want 200 chicks to raise on

halves to 10 wks. old. Buff Leg-

ms preferred. Furnish feed;

> party pav transportation.
Mi'lic Mathis, Oasis.

Will buy 200 to 300 B. R. and

Red chicks, at $5 C., about

h ist. Must be free of di-

, from healthy, large stock;

eul's.. Live del. guar. E. D.

derwood, 110 Sessions St. Ma-

tta.

Want to buy 25 R. I. Red 4 - 6

S. old chicks. 4 to 6 wks. old,
all pullets. E. F. Dollar,
ig ham, Rt. 1.

Want 100 baby chicks to raise
shares. Will furnish feed and
r party pay postage both

Mrs. Nora Davis, Kirkland

to. get party to furnish
_M baby oplcka. to

tb. unrelated roosters;
shaw seed, 10c per 2 thls. Exc.)

zood stock of good layers.
postage. Mrs. Edgar Ray, Ellijay,
Ro:

vard, SE.



Write first. Mrs. [ E. Babine:
Niehols, Rt. 1.

Want 100 or 200 chicks to raise
on halves. Furnish feed; other
party pay chgs. Prefer Reds o-
Barred Rocks. Mrs. HE. A. Jack-
son, Norcross, P. O. Box 115.

Want 2 M.S. C. W. L. day old
chicks, good strain. Exc. va ue]

or will raise on halves to 8 wks.
old. F. B. Bohlen, Madison, Rt. 5.



Eggs. For Sale



Ped. Dark Brown Ly hatching
ages, $1.50 per 15, $8 C del. From
rapnest record of 225-250: eggs
ger year. A. Ww. Beauprie, College
Park, R 2.

Pure bred W. Wyandotte eggs
selected for hatching, 75 per 19
del. Mrs. Nora Ballenger, Gore.

Pure Red eggs, $1 prepaid; 2
ibs: white running butler beans;
or 3 lbs. brown crowders, 29
prepaid;.8 pr. mix. pigeons, $2.
Hed. Chandler, Commerce, R 1.

Regal str. R. C. Whiie Wyan-

dotte eggs, 75c per 15, $4 C. wm.

H. Hall, Soperton.

S. C. R. I. Red eggs from Vel- ;

vet Reds, Tompkins str. 75 per
iB: $1.50 for 50c, $2.50 del: Case
to be ret. Mrs. M. B. ee
Alto.

Full Cornish eggs, $1.50 per 15
rom 5 - 7 Ib, hens, and 9 - 11
-also Cu-
millet seed.

for Leghorns, or

Mrs. E. P. King, Rochelle, R 1.

Thompson Imp, Ringlet B. R.
eggs, from prize winning stock,
0c per 15; $1 per 30, del. Boxes

to be ret. Mrs. J, E. Steadam,

ae any amount to 200 pee =

Booths AAA erade B. R. eggs
stock direct, $1 per 15, $1:50 per

30; $4 C. Also Giant Brahmas, |

same price. Exc. for peas, Reg.

| Jersey or Guernsey heifer. Bob
iSosby, Carnesville.

Pure bred Silver Lace Wyan-
dotte eggs, 50c per 15. From
Add

J. B. Giants (Murcy) or Parks
B. R.- eggs, 60 per setting, or 30
del. for $1. Carton ret. Free-
man simmons, Decatur, 102
Greenwood Place.

Turken (Spencer Wonder Bird)
pure bred eggs, $1.25 per 15.
Cartons ret. Miss . Rebecca
Campbell, Atlanta,

Turken. (Spencer Wonder
Bird) pure bred eggs, $1.25. per
15. Carton ret. J. F. Greer, Mon-
ticello. -

Fatching eggs from Roselawn.

heaviest laying hens. High -fer-|

tility guar. 25c per doz. in quan-

tity lots, FOB, or 5c ne set=?

ting prepaid;. chicks, $7 C
Austin Tanner, Broxton. .
Warhorse game.eggs, $1 per
setting. Al Irvin, Maysville, R
4,
Carefully

Mrs.

ent. to reg., 75c per 15; $1.25 for

30, also Owens R, I. Reds, 65c:

oer 15. Mrs. J. S. Raulerson,
Rockingham, .,

15 eggs carefully packed and
candled, from pure Red hens
and-pullets, $1, del. by mail.
Flock headed by Red Mahog
roosters. All bloodtested. H. E,
Thornton, M. D. Dewyrose, R 2.

Pure bred Ancona eggs, from
non-related stock, 75c per 15, or
exc, for R. I. Red eggs:.100 fox
100. ae Perry Fitzverald,. For-.
est

G

pay postage. W. Tom Grimsley
Danville, Box 23.

Booking egg and poult orders,
from my Giant Bronze turkeys.
Pens headed by A. P. C. Cert.

Grade AA toms. Z. J. Lee, Red,

Oak.
Bloodtested Fess White chick-
n eggs, 75c per 15 prepaid; also

big. bone Giant Bronze turkeys |

at prices cut re the bone: young

Eastman.

producing stock, $3.25..

- 860 Boule--
| hens, 3c. ea. del.

selected hatchine:
ages of pure bred Parks B. Rocks

eo B, Minorca, eggs for.
hatching, 15 for 50c and part,.



vay hatch, $12 pr. young pull-

3US) $5 ea. L. J. Ellis, Cumming.
- Guar. pure bred, Dark 8. C.
Red hatching egzs, Donaldson

| tr. 85 per doz. or xc. for things

van uses also want good Ga.
Cane syrup for cash, 25c.. Mrs.
i. B. Harris, Cordele, RB.
Pure White Giant setting eggs
15 reg. Marcy str. No. 144, exc.
for 2 1-2 bu. shelled corn. yvre-

Jaid to Albany, or 40 lbs. Span-
Write first. Lewis,

ish peanuts. -
E. Tabor Albany, & C.

Eggs for -hatching from. Don-
aldsons famous Red stock di-
rect, 75 per 15, del. Also have
few hens, now laying for: sale.
Mrs. O. L. Craft, Lavonia,

Turkey eggs by the hundreds
from large, pure bred Bourbon
Reds. Safe del. and hizh fertil-
ity guar. Mrs. Julian FE. Pruitt,
Lavonia. .

S.C. Wy hatching eggs,

dams record, 250-284 eggs, $1.5),

per 15 del. Officially bloodtest-
ed stock. High record hen, 786
eggs in 3 yrs. Wm. B.. Glaze,
Dalton. |

Giant str. Black Minorca hat-
ching. eggs from large hens, $1

per 15 postpaid. L. B. ee,

Newnan. | /

Pure bred Puff Orp. eggs, se-
lected for hatching, 2 doz. week-
ly, 75c per 15.. nel. Giddens,

Parks str. B. R. eggs, Reg.
Per, 515-D-33. 75c per 15, crate
ret. Money order. Also 3 June
1932 Hatch cockerels,. $1.25 ea. or
$3.25 if 3 are taken. FOB. Mrs.

H. L. Odom, Daisy,

1-2 case Parks B. R. eggs ea.
week for hatching, from high

Ss.)
Lowe, Mansfield. ae
Prize winning Dark Cornish
eggs, 75 per 15, $4 Cc. Can fur-
nish 100 weekly at any time.
Fine Jersey cows and P. C. gilts
ers C. O. Sikes, Sylvester.
I. Red eggs fiom heavy wt.
ae 50c per 15. Crates ret. Miss
Florence Horne, Grovetown.
Genuine Buft Cochin bantam
eggs, also Giant Black Minorcas,

$1.50 per 15; Few Buff Cochin

hens for sale to Pheasant or
Partridge breeders. O. H. Wright,
Atlanta, 515 Peters Bldg., Phone
Walnut 4854.

S. C. W. L., M.-Johnson, Bowie

Texas, strain, setting eggs from

Imperial and Special mating

Olin Prick<tt,
Maysville... ..

Pure bred White Rock eggs,
stock direct from R. O. P. Sires
and Dams, $1 per 15.del, in Ga.
J, A. Rodgers, Jr., Millen.

Pure bred. Tancred str..S. C.
W. hatching eggs, Boo'hs AAA
quality, - unrelated parent stock,
$1 per 15; $4 C. del. Exc. for
meat or honey. Mrs,: T,. Ww. Ha-
good, Marietta, Rt,.3.

.Pardeei Mammoth. White Pek-.
jin duck. eggs, . Tbc. per setting or

will: exch. What. hhaye: you? J. W.
Bedell, Atlanta, 79 Park Circe,
Pit game eggs from pure S, A.

Ginn Gras. a 50 per 15, or exc.:
T. Vaughn, Roya: on, |

for pigs.
Ge ck,
Byers. Golden. Buff . Orp. eggs,
carefully selected, $1 per
Tompkins R.. I. Red eggs, 75c
per 15, Mrs. J.T, Wilkins, Atlan-

ta, 836 North Ave., NE., Phone
| Hem., 5848... > ,

Biack Bronze iciee eggs, $1. 50.
| per. doz. H. M. Gairison, Milan,

Rt. f
Mammoth. White. Pekin duck |

eggs, 50c per 15. Mrs. C. EL Mul- |

key, Marlow... .
Selected hatching | eges,
str., B! ack Minorcas, Tic per 15;

tings Rit; 2;

Pure bred Ringlet B- ae eBgs, |

50 .per 15; $2. 0 per 75 day. old
eves: also. nice tallow, 30c. lb.
Add. postage. Mrs. J.. T. Adams,

Manic, et 3:
15, Met we wae

del. Mallard duc

15; |

"| sie Altman, Baxley, Rt. 3.

Pape }

indo tte oo 65. per] |



eggs, same price. Money orders,
only. Mrs. Douglas - McL:ndon,
Dawson, Rt. 4.

Turkey eggs, $1.25 per 15. Car-
ton ret. Rebecca Campbell, At-
lanta, 860 Bouevard, 5S. BE. |

Turken (the Wonder Bird)
eggs, $1.25 per 15, del. Carton ret.

Mrs. J. F. Greer, Monticello.

Goose eggs, 6c ea. Black Mus-
covey duck. eggs,
egss, $2 ner C. Mrs. J. D. Lamb,
Tifton, Rt. 1.

W. L.- eggs; selected from Ped.
strain for hatching; 75c per set-
ting. Mrs. W. P. Holland, Atlan-

ta, 253 Sydney St., SE.

Want to contract to furnish
50 doz. fancy Leghorn eggs a
week at 20c per doz. del. Can

ship twice a week. F. H. Bunny,

Midville.

W. L. hatching eggs, from ma-
ture hens, some with 244 egg
record, mated with Ped cockerels
direct from M. Johnsons Star
pen, 350 egg hens, $1 a 15; $4
G. Cs. ea, week. Mrs. C. B. Fon-
taine, Brooklet. :

Big Gray Toulouse goose eggs,
25c each; Mammoth Pekin duck
eggs, 5c: each; Hot pepper, 30c
Ib. plus postage; also watermel-
on, cantaloup, pumpkin, carti-
choke seed. Exc. for corn, ete.

Cc. W. Page, Norcross.
AAA W. L. hatching eggs,
stock direct from Booth. Carring

the blood line direct from Con-
test Champions with egg records
up to 342 eggs per yr. T9 per 18.

Dick Scott, Adairsville.

Pure bred Donaldson . str. Red
hatching eggs, $0c per setting
plus nostage, or/2 settings for $1.
postpaid. Mrs. Reuben: Williams,

G. Chipley, Rt. 1.

Pure bied 8. . Buff Orp. eggs
"5e per 15 postpaid. 9 mos. old
reoster, $1. Miss Ronie Johnson,
Shellman, Rt. 1.

Pure bred Ancona, Sheppard
str; hatching eggs, 60c per sct-
ting, or 2 settings for $1.10 post-
paid. Mrs. W. H. Deen, Pea'son.

Pure. bred Owen str. R. I. Red
eggs, from healthy, laying stock,
60c per 15, $1 for 30. Mrs. Ela

Eaulerson, Rockingham.

Booking orders for pure M. B.
(un elated) . turkey ggs,- March

April, May del. $2 doz. del. $16

per C. C. D, Collins, Gainesville,

Febao,
Aristocrat B. R. eggs, 60c per
setting, or 2 set!ings $1 postpaid.

Carton ret... Robin Jenkins, Dah-

lonega. ~~ ;
Select W. Lb. hatching eggs,
from Ferris 300 <gg recotd pen,
95. per cent fertile, 75c per 15;
$1.25 for 30; $2.50 per. 100 del.
Belle Joiner, Soperton, Rt 2:

Turkey eggs, Bronze and Bour-
pon Red, mixed, $2 per 12. Mrs.
Beitic Roberts, ve lapoosa, Rt.
3, Boxsihe

Pure bred Aris cooper B. a
eggs, 60c per setting, del.
personal chks., or stamps ieee
ted. Mrs. A. G. Spencer, Jackson,

Bio. 8 4
| Pure Mammoth Bronze turkey |
eggs, $2 a prepaid. J. B. Coke,

Macon, W-sleyan Drive.

Pure White Rock eggs for

hatching, $1 per 15. Stock direct

from. Fischel. Mrs, 2. L. Scott,
Concord.

.Golden Buff Orp. eggs, $1,154.

ver 2 settings del; also want 112
W. L. pullets,'1 1-2 mos. old, del

in April, and white table peas.

Exe. P. R: potato plants, Mrs.



Eggs Wanted



eggs for . hatching.
Chas,.P. Tyson,. Sparks.

Buff Cochin or Game bantam
eggs. for. hatching;
and garden gooseberrics
wool. Write first; .Mrs. B.. F.

jStolkos, Jasper, Ri. Bune a
* Want. Mallard . duck . C8, also.

mden goose eggs Staie price

OG) Ga.) Whe. 10

Want bloodtested R. I. Red.
i and: BR
34 C: Aso,a few laying pullets, :
$1 each. Mrs. G. W. Wilson, Mar-. :

- dried - apples.
for.

and breeding. D. i .
Barnesville.



Live Stock F or Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE
2 cows; Jersey, 5 yrs. old, wit
heifer calf; gives 3 gal. $50; Jer
sey-Angus, freshen soon, $20
Mrs. J. A. Young, Dupont.

Reg. Jersey bull, 2 yrs. old, $30
or exc. for beef caitle or reg.
Jersey heifer. Z. J. Hall, San-
dersville. i

Male yearlings, ready for ser-
vice, going cheap. W. H. Clark
Gainesville, R 8.

2 fine fresh-in milch, cows, $55,
worth $75, loaded on your truck.
free at barn. R. P. ae
er, Brooks. i

Reg. Holstein: denies of all
ages for sale by the Ga. State
College of Agriculture, Athens,
Ga. Milton P. Jarnagin, Ani
mal Husbandman. rae

Bull, Jersey and Red Po :
cross, 9 mos. old, well grown to
age, ready for light service, $15,
FOB. F. W. Scott, Sylvania,

2 thoroughbred Jersey bulls,
ex'ra good butter stock, both
beauties, for sale or exc. for
anything can use. Miss Kate
Lancaster, Sylvester.

Registered Hereford bulls, all
sizes and ages, at farmers 'pric-
es, from the famous Colonial
Plantation herd, reg. in buyers:
name. H. B. Hutchinson, Lees-
| burg. :

Sev. pure bred Guernsey calves
and pure bred P. CG. hog: for sale
Dr. N.C. Alston, Richland.

Jersey cow, fresh in, 2nd cal
Cheap at my barn, 2 mi. SE
Draketown. J.-L. McBrayer,
Draketown,R 1.

Black and tan Jersey cow and
calf, good cond. $25. Exe. .for
corn at 30 bu. Mrs. Mamie Had-
way, Gay.

Fine Holstein bull calf, sub.
reg., Sell or exc. for other calf
or feed; also 50 bu. mixed sweet
potatoes, 30 bu. F. N. Whitta-_
ker, Macon, 201 Pierce Ave.

31-32 Guernsey male calf, from



Red hens, $4 or 85c ea., Setting.
eggs, same str. 85c, 75c and 50c
mer 15: Mrs. od; ae _ Trawick,
Tennille,
2 fine large deieey cows, ica
in, 4 and 5 gal. per day. Wili sell
reasonably. Mrs. P. P. Wood, Ate
lanta, RU 5; Center Hil? o.
Cows and heifers, fresh in now
and on until May, $25 ea. Cash...
E. O. Davis, Taylorsville, Box 63.
1 dehorned, pure bred Jersey
bull, 10 mos. old, $10 or exc. for
corm at 40ce bu. No chks. W. be
Rhodes, Middleton, R 1.
Jersey cow, fresh in, (3) calf,
heifer, a few days od; 4 gal.

|milk. Good qualities, good. cond

every way. Cheap. Mrs. A, 0.

!Dorman, Fayetteville.

1 car beef cattle, ready to ship
any time. J. T. Warnock, Tarry-
towm = |
2. cows ee. milk; $20. and
$30 respectively; 2 steers, $25 for
the 2; male yearling, $10; calf,
6 wks. old, $5; mare, work any-
where, exc. for mule. M. C. Cox,
Covington, R 6... :

1 nics. heifer; 3-4 Jersey, to
freshen in March; mother a-3 1-2
gal. cow. Sell reasonably; also |

| Dixie Belle and Stone Mtn. mel--
on: seed, 15c: lb. 50: 1b. or: more,
10 tbh. W. A. Moore, Ha R

jae Ho oa bull, 9 mos. old, a

Pee reg. $30-cash. N. G. Maddox,

Eatonton, R: 4...
Extra, fine Jersey heifer calf,
$7.50. at 6 wks. old March 1st,

44 -, 2) Bxe.-for. yellow skin P. R. pota-~
Exe. 3 Ibs. nice, dried peaches |
for a few pure bred Jap Silkie,.

to. -plants.. Make -best offer at
once. Mrs. Russell Moore, Rock-
mart, Roi

Cow: fresh in with 3rd calf,
$23: 1 beef yearling, wt. about,
250. lbs. $7; Brood sow, P. C. and
Duroe. cross, and 9-shoats, wt.
about 0: Ibs, . I. Finche
con, R KA





reg. sire, $7 at farm, also 5 S.C. a





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Thursday, February 28, .











cy Published Weekly by the
jee BUREAU OF MARKETS
| At 101 Anderson Street,

Marietta, Ga,

Department Of
: Agriculture

: Executive Offices:
State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga.

G. C. ADAMS,
Commissioner

J. W. ROUNTREE,

| Director, Bureau of Markets

THURSDAY, FEB. 23, 1933.

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NOTICE

OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO
_ SWINE BREEDERS



RECIPE FOR CURING HOGS
_ AT TIME OF KILLING

1 pint of salt,

3 tbls. brown sugar,

1 tbls. black pepper,

1 teaspoon of red pepper.

Prepare mixture for each
plece of meat separately, there-

by having extra amount of
different ingredients. If hog
is unusually large, increase the
amount slightly, according to
size. Place the piece of meat
on large piece of heavy wrap-
ping paper, pour on mixture,
rubbing good and hard, and
pack on what is left of mix-
ture, wrap the paper around
meat good and tie with heavy
twine, put into a cloth sack
and hang it up, BEING SURE
TO HANG THE BONE END
DOWN. It will drain a long






























reg. fat and well marked. $20
FOB farm. W. E. Vinson, Jr.,
Macon.

Reg. Guernsey bull, cheap. or
trade; Guernsey heifer, farmers
prices; Reg. S. P. C. pigs from
prize winners; milch cow; fresh
in, sell or trade for mule. T. R.
Duggan, Warthen.

2 nice, young milch cows, gen-
tle, cheap or exc. for good farm
mule; 2 nice Jersey heifers, 10
mos. old, good cond. Cheap, or
exc. for $25 value. W. W. Hines,
East Point, 108 So. Martin 8t.

4 head reg. Jerseys, 2 cows in
milk and 2 heifers. Good breed-
ing; by bull out of Gold Medal
cow. Reg. papers furnished. For
more information, write: H. H.
oe Monroe.

HOGS FOR SALE

Pigs, 3-4 Red Berkshire, 1-4
Back Essex, 3 mos. old, $3 ea. or
exc. for running peanuts. D. A.
Lewis, Baxley, R 4, Box 40.

100 to 125 Ib., 4 - 5 mos. old
Reg., cholera. immuned Duroc
Jersey boars and gilts, $10 ach.
Henry T. Lumsden, Talbotton.

Sev. little bone black guinea
pigs, 6 wks. old, $10 pr. or exc.
for good wheat at $1 bu. A. O.
Barnes, Graymont, R 1.

4 Duroc shoats, 3 gilts, 1 bar-
row. Gilts inoculated and sub. to



the 4, or $3.50 ea. H. L. Harper,
Waycross, Prescott St.

Jersey, crossed, 3 yrs. old, wt.
about 250 lbs. gross, $10 or exc.
for 20 bu. good corn. Buyer bring
corn and get hog. H. L. Elliston,
Rupert.

10 shoats, wt. 75 to 125 Ibs. on
foot, 4c lb. O. M.: Ware, Mar-
shallville.

5. P. C, and Duroc, cross pigs,
2 mos, old, $1.50 ea. if you buy
right away. Jno. 8. Clarke, Jack-
sonville.

1 red Duroc nine hog, wt. 100
Ibs., 8 mos. o:d, $5 at my home,
also 14 sheep, mixed with South-

lot of sheep. All good cond.
Hardee Thigpen, Adrian.

10 pigs for sale or trade for
corn or cotton seed. R. C. Brew-
er, Lula, R 3.

Red Berkshire, crossed with
Black Essex, 4 mos, old, $2.50 ea.
FOB. Ione Lewis, Baxley, R 4.

B. B. Guinea hogs, African str.
pure bred, wt. 40 to 250 lbs. ea.
$3 to $15 ea. Stamp for a reply.
1L. B. Toler, Glenwood, R 2, Box
93.

- Duroe boar, 16 mos. o!d for sale
or exc. for good cane syrup; also
want some O-too-tan bean seed,
2 bu. C, H. Yearwood, Macon,
R 6, Box 97.

Thoroughbred Duroc Jerseys,
males and females, 5c lb. All en-
titled to reg. Exc. 1 for good
syrup. Wt. 100 to 150 Ibs. Gordon
Collins, Cobbtown.

15 big bone P. C. pigs, 6 wks.
to 4 mos. old. From $1.50 to $2.25
each. Vernon E. Royette, Gray.

Duroc Jersey young gilts and
serviceable boars, 75 to 150 Ibs.
ea. Sell for cash, or exc. for
seed peanuts, or anything can
use. L. H. Edenfield, Stillmore,
R 1, Box 31.

Sev. bred P. C. gilts and sows
to let out to raise pigs, on halves;
farrow about June ist; also sev.
large sows and fine boar on same
basis. J. G. Buyers, Whitesburg,
Real,

50 Yorkshire feeder shoats, for
sale. Some nice gilts in lot. C.
Cc. Qwens, Appling, Care Seroco
Farm.

Guinea male, wt. about 400;
Blue sow wt. about 300 lbs. when
fat (but poor now). No rela-
tion to each other, $20 for pr. at
my piace, 8 miles east of Ross-
ville, W. N. McCullough, -Ross-
ville,

1 reg. Black P. C. boar, wt.
about 250 Ibs. About 2 yrs. old,



a. a ot ih exe, for.

reg., wt. about 65 lbs. $10.50 for

1 large brood sow, P. C. and

down, 7 ewes and 7 lambs, $21 for.

Chappell, Richland.

Big Bone Blue Guinea pigs,
going at $3 ea. W. H. Clark,
Gainesville, R 8

5 Duroc 7 mos. old. pigs, sub.
to reg. 3 males, 2 females, $5.00
ea. or $9 pr., $20 for the lot.
Reigh Lanier, Graymont.

Reg. S. P. C. boar and gilts,
best breediny, 50 - 60 lbs. reg. in
buyers name, $5 ea., 100-125 lb.
gilts, $8 ea. Ralph Brown, Mc-

17 fine pigs, Duroc J. and 8.
P. C. cross, $1.50 ea. Mrs. W.
M. Watkins, Fitzgerald, R 2.

Duroc J., sub. to reg. Cherry
red 8 wks. old pigs, $4 or exc.
for N. C. or Spanish peanuts,
corn, peas or syrup. J. Carl
Daughtry, Metter, R 2.

Black African Guinea pigs, 10
wks. old, $5 or exc. for O-too-
tan beans, wilt-resistant: cotton
seed, peas, or R. I. Red laying
hens. V. E. Franklin, Graymont

Duroc Jersey pigs, 3 to 4 mos.
old, wt. 60-75 Ibs. cholera im-
mune, and reg. $6.50 ea. or 2 for
$12. Also Kudzu plants for sale.
L. M. Kennedy, Collins.

300 lb. 2 yr. old, crooked-nose
Berkshire boar, $7 at my farm.
Arthur Owen, Barnesville.

Pr. little bone Guinea shoats,
80-90 lbs., $4 ea., 1 pr. 100 to 125
Ib. $5 ea. or exc. for Ga. Runner
peanuts. L. E. Williams, Ty Ty.

Stock hog, black P. C., wt. 140
lbs, at 6 mos. old. Exc. for new
Ga. Cane 1932 syrup, or $7 in
cash. Del. syrup and get the hogs.
D. B. Weeks, Moultrie, R 3. |

Duroc J. gilt, 10 mos. old, wt.
about 125 lbs. $6. Clyde Lanier,
Graymont, R 1.

Thoroughbred Duroc sow, 13
mos. old, bred to cross Essex-
Guinea male, reg. stock. Guar.
worth $50, first money order of
$25 gets her, express paid. Sam-
uel Thos. Jefferson, Lenox, R 1.

25 Duroc and P. C. shoats, 75
to 125 Ibs., corn fed, $5 to $7 ea.
Exc. for wheat at 50c bu., or O-
too-tan beans or peas. Toy, H.
Vaughn, Hampton, R 1.

Guineas, 6 wks. old, $7 ea. $12.-
50 pr. Sat. assured. Exc for W.
L. eggs, goats, Runner peanuts,
Half and Half cotton seed, or
what have you? Bruce Ranson,
Summit, Care Oak Hill Farm.

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE

10 yr. old, 1M lb. black horse,
good saddler or plow horse, for
sale; also want exc. 15 bu. oats
for 7-1-2 bu. Biloxi Soy beans.
Otis M. Rawls, Williamson.

Want to sell 1 plug mule or
give cow, freshen soon, and get
one. Also have sey. good cows to
sell, freshen soon. J. H. Verner,
Monroe.

Genuine Shetland pony, 3 yrs.
old, for sale or exc. for horse or
mule to do Hight farm work. Live
4 mi. east of Banibridge on pav- |
ed road to Thomasville. E. Sul-'
livan, Bainbridge, P. O. Box 236.

Pair of black mare mules, 900
to 1000 lbs. 7 yrs. old, for sale at
my place, 3 mi. NE of Folsom.
Carl Bowles, Rydal.

2 farm mules for sale or trade
for horses, also 1 mi'ch cow for
sale. Live 4 miles NW of Jones-
boro, See L. J. Johnson, River-
dale.

1 1-2 yr. old mare colt, beau-
tifully marked, perfectly gentle.
Sell or trade for a good plug



mule, or reg. Jersey cow and calf.

Write:
ville,
_1 mare mule, about 10 yrs. old,
wt. about 1M lbs. 1 horse mule,
12 yrs. old, wt. 900 lbs. Both in
good shape, without blemish. J.
T. Brown, Greshamville.

Shetland bay mare,. wt. about
400 lbs. $30. Come see for full
information. Charley Parker, At-
lanta, 660 Bryan St. SE.

1 mare mule, good cond. work
anywhere, for sale at @ reason-

Jos. M, Corbett, Nash-





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a es _ ) - MARKET. = a e wee * OBL as a PEP ae i Crary races ree - =
pos ei Live Stock For Sale Tiive Stock Fer Sale | Live Stock For Sale | Live Stock Want
eorgia : : : : |
sie ld Holstein bul!, sub. to . boar, good type. L. P.|renceville, Ga. Norcross Road. |M. E. Adams, Marietta;
Market Bulletin a 9r Olt Hols reg. boar, g yp

4 yr. old saddle-bred Filly
Bourbon King breeding, $250.
Part payment in dairy cows and
calves, from reg. herd. Mrs. W.
M. Watkins, Fitzgerald. .

RABBITS FOR SALE

24 fine does and 1N. Z. buck
all around 1 yr. old. .New Z.
Whites and Reds, Silver Martins
Chinchillas and others. Also
have youny, 5 to 8 wks. old. All
for $12. J. C. Collins, Atlanta,
R 2, Box 176.

N. Z. White doe, $1 FOB. G. D.
Cobb, Martin, R 3.

White N. Z. or Chinchi'la rab-
bits for sale or exc. for chickens
or dried fruit; have some rab-
bits 2 mos. old, sell for 25c each.
Write at once] D. W. Lott, Ni-
cholls, R 38, Box 111.

White, pink-eyed rabbits, yr.
old buck, 2 yr. old doe, $1.50 for
the pr. Also Honey Drip Sorghum
cane seed, 10c lb. Marion Hen-
derson, Grayson, R 1.



Sev. pr. of rabbits, $1 pr. Col- |

or, Gray, Black and Spotted.
Miss Beulah Burgany, Culverton.

Ped. Ermine Rex and Castor
Rex rabbits, bred does, low pri-
ces. Bob H. Eliott, Conyers.

3 Chinchilla rabbits, 2 does,
buck, $3 or exc. for 6 Cornish
hens, or any good heavy breed.
S. E. Smallwood, Mitchell, R 1.

Chinchillas: ped. and reg. Does
and bucks. Cheap. Write. A. W.
Melton, Thomasville.

Red N. Z. and Chinchilla rab-
bits, also 3 Allen Roundheads
Game (stags) chickens, for sale.
H. R. Maddox, Cleveland, R 1.



SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE

4 milk does, Toggenburg and
Nubian, cross, now fresh. C. J.
Burton, College Park, R 2. (Live
1 mile out Tanner Road.)

Fresh in doe, kid (a fine doe)
2 wks. old.. Half Nubian and half
Toggenburg. Gives about 1-2 gal
day. Write for price. Mrs. W.
oot College Park, R 2, Box
180.

Pair milk goats: male, (broke
to work) 2 yrs. old, female, yr.
old. Half Nubian and half Tog.
$15 cash, or trade for chickens,
apple and peach trees, ete. H.
C. Alberton, Atlanta, R 7, Box
273-A. Carey Park.

100 or more common - range
sheep for sale or exc. for Here-
ford, Angus, Shorthorn or Red
Poll cattle. J. E. Hall, Soperton.

Toggenburg milk goat, freshen
April 7th; will give a gal. milk a
day. $20. Miss Estelle Aberna-
thy, Gainesville, R 4.

1 yr. old, thoroughbred Tog-
genburg doe, freshen in March,
$10. Ed Cobb, Gainesville, R 8.

Goats, $1 per head. Money or-

der. Ship immediate'y. Am resi-

dent of Ga., farm between Max-
eys and Bairdstown. Write: M.
Stevens, Jacksonville, Fla., 336 W.
Morroe.

35 head bred-up stock goats
for sale at 75c ea. at my place. I.
W. Cavender, Millwood.

Live Stock Wanted

CATTLE WANTED

Want a young heifer, Jersey
preferred. Exc. value for same.
W. J. Whitehurst, Macon, Mika-
do Place, Care Paul Williams.

Exc. pure Clay peas and mix.
peas for Yearlings and hogs, W.
H. H. Barham, McDonough, R 1.

Want yoke of small oxen, wt.
about 1500 lbs, Ready broken. J.
D. Pendley, Cumming, R 1.

Want a nice heifer, Jersey or
Guernsey. Cheap for cash, or
exc. thoroughbred Reg. Duroc
Jersey gilt, wt. 125 lbs. for same.
L. E. Strange, Collins.

Want to buy small yearlings,
prefer beef type, any quantity.
J. W. Harrison, Bartow.

Want to hear from parties
having calves, cows, Jersey pre-





ferred, from 2 to & yrs. old. oe R 2.

or Hereford heifers |:

very gentle, and easily handlec

















































Powers. Ferry Road.

Want to buy for cash.
beef yearlings, 3 to 500 lbs.
be at market price. Short

Roy L, Thompson,
HOGS WANTED |



value. Ed Cobb, Gainesvill
Z :

Exe. slightly mix. R. I,
hens, at 60c ea. or other |
breed, for 150 or more lb sh
Ea. pay exp. chgs. Aso 3
B. R. 16 mos. old cockerels,
ea. not prepaid. Mrs. W. T. Br
an, Sharpsburg.

Want reg. black Essex
bred; also 4 shoats, same b:
40- 50 lbs. Pay market price
M. Williams, Almon.

HORSES & MULES WANTE

Want a god farm mule
exc. papershell pecans or
trees, or will buy. if cheap
cash, within 50 mi. Barnesvill
Write, C. G. Oliver, Barr
ville, R 2.

Want to buy cheap for ca
av. size farm mule, sound
good worker. J. A. Broatr
Graham.

Want to get in touch wit
ty having a good Jack for
or service. L. M. Hamby, G
fin, R A.

Exc. a very good value for goo
farm mule, 8 yrs. old. Mare mu
preferred. Write or see for ft
particulars. C. A. Heringdir
Sparta, R 2.

Exc. good vaue for good



mule.. Write or see, for full
formation. C. D. Barilett, A
lanta, R 4.

Want 8-10 yr. old, 1M Ib. ma
mule. Buy or rent, if price
right, or swap for pair; 1 hors
956 Ibs. 9 yrs. old, spotted,
give good note until Fall for di
ference. Olin Prickett, Maysv

.Want to rent mule for a 1
crop; also want 10 bu. pw
Ruckers cotton seed. State
price in first letter. J. D. Wyat
Mansfield.

Want to rent good plug mul
or horse for feed and small ren
Guar. best of care. A. F. Br
Cordele, R B.

Want farm horse or mule f
season, for feed, or part of | cro
as rent. Good pasture and car
Will buy if reasonable enough
Fail. J. H. Edenfield, Meridian

Exc. 2 cows for a young mu
to work farm in Georgia, n
Commerce, on Route 3. At pr
ent write W. H. OKelley, Kan
napolis, N. C., 319 S. Rose A .

Want farm mule or horse,
around 1M ibs. Will trade cow
or other value. Do not reply un
less in radius of 60 miles.
plug. Also quote price on hay.
Z. Maxwell, Toccoa, Rl,

Exc. well trained donkey, wor
anywhere, for a Shetland pon

T. A. Fletcher,- Forsyth.
Want to rent a good mule. Wi
pay $15. Claude Parish, De
ing, R 1. ae
Want a good plug mule
is able to tend 15 acres of lan
Will exc. a very good value,
will rent mule and give plent
of feed and good care. J. 7
Tyson, Winston, R 1.
Want to rent a good ad fo
1933, with privilege of buying i
Fall, or buy now and give goo
note due Fall. About 10-12 yz
old. J.-P. White, Bowersvile.
Exc. fresh cow and 50 gal,
syrup for mule or mare, pay |
difference, if any; or exc. & g00
mare mule, 9 yrs. old, wt. 11!
lbs. for a pr. small mules.
Gipson, Ashland.
Exc. fine brood sow, pred
reg. P. C. boar, farrow in





for a mule or horse. H. W.





AUIS! pe ombornied: 23, 2938.
Live re Wanted -

Exc: good value for ule also
have some cash to put in deal.
Write for full information, stat-
g what you have. Mrs. C, C.
Clarke, Austell, R 2.
Exe. fresh in young = milch
ws for mule or like value. Mrs.
ugh Thompson, Bluffton.

- RABBITS WANTED

Want a Flemish Giant doe 7 -

mos. old for cash. Must be

cheap. Grier Reynolds, Baxley,
ae

SHEEP & GOATS WANTED
Want some Angora goats.
State breeding, price and full
information in first letter. C, C.
Lundy, Albany, RB. |

Positions Wanted

Widow, wants job on farm as-
sisting with all kinds of light
farm work: Can do most any
kind of work. Willing, good
worker. Ref. At once. Mrs. Ma-
jie Allen; Atlanta, 253 Moore
St. SW.

- Want a 2 horse farm on hal-
ves for this year. Have a large
family. Prefer So. Ga. Write at
once. R. P. Pitts, Arabi, R 1.

35 yr. old man wishes "any
nd of farm work, with reliable
arty at once. No family except
wife. H. B. Pitts, Vienna, R 3.
Want 1 horse crop on shares;
me poutry, in Fulton or Cobb
County. H. P. Merrell, Atlanta,
0 Middle St.

Want Orchard work, any kind.
e exp., also can run Crews.
n 20 yrs. old, and wt. 175 Ibs.
ite, single, good worker, and
: ss, best of ref. if desired.





































Want 1 horse crop on halves.
to work. Exp. and ref. if desir-
J. W. Hall, Atlanta,
indsor St.
Want 1 horse farm on halves;
od land, stock, tools, 4
m. house, with a good man.
fe time exp. Good ref. Do not
k, smoke nor chew. Have to
moved and financed. R. M.
Oliver, Atlanta, 503 10th St.
Want job on farm. Widow, 1
child (yr. old), for home and
all salary assisting with poul-
ry, garden and other light work.
Mrs. M. L: Walker, Atlanta, 509
ashington St. SW-
Want job on farm for man
d wife, without children. Wa-
} Or part crop. Both raised on
. Go to work any time. So.
. preferred. Write or see: W.
aoa Waycross, 1405 Rey-
St
Bachelor, 45 yrs. old, white.
ictly sober, honest, and will-
, congenial, wants work on
m, for his board.. Have no
me nor encumbrances. Write
once. G. F. Johnson, Atlanta,


























Want job on farm. Can do any
id of farm work.-21 yrs. old,
out bad habits. Work for
d,*laundry and small sal-
Nat Royal, Eatonton, R 4.

Want job on farm or truck
ving for farm. Can drive any
d of car or truck and do any
Kind farm work. 22 yrs. old,
ott bad habits. Work for
ard, laundry and small sal-
ae Royal, Eatonton, R 4.

_Want job on dairy; dry-hand
nilker, milking machines, can do
ything around dairy and gen.
ming; handle trucks, tractor,
chinery, or oversee large
ation. No. Ca. preferred.
Tried, 35 yrs. old. Best of ref.
= Bullard, Valdosta, R 3, Box












ood, honest. man wants small
and grist mill to run, or
ne outside work, or will take
; Mill on 50-50 basis, and
k. 4 in family. Want near a
hool. B. P. Gordon, Villa










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Positions Wanted

eae] halkey Ref. as to charac:
ter, etc. Jas. M. Gunn, Atlanta,
16 Warren Place, N. E. >

- 43 yr. o'd man, wife and 4 boys
want a 2 horse farm. on shares.
Life time exp. Have to be fur-

Consider 1 horse crop and furn-
ish 1 hand for wages at 50c day.

Colbert, R 2.

1 horsg crop on halves, also will
raise hogs and chickens on
halves. Can give ref. Want to
get with good man. E. G. Jones,
New Holland. -

Want connection with a large
farmer. Have wide range of farm
exp., with truck, tractor, and all
kinds of farm and __ industrial

pair anything, machinery, mils.
etc. LL. B. Macks, Atlanta, 556
Hopkins St., SW.

Want job of any kind with a
good, honest man for $10 mo.,,
board and laundry. Am hard,
willing worker, healthy and
strong; can do almost any kind
farm work. Best ref. H. Clay
Barron, Acworth, R 2.

Want job on farm. Can do

Write and make best offer of
what you can pay, work, etc.
John Patterson, Jasper, R 3.

Want 10 - 15 acres good land,
10 or 15 miles Atlania. Standing
rent, halves, shares, 3rd or. 4ths.
Able to furnish self. S. M. Her-
rington, Atlanta, 130 Baseweor
Ave.

Wil dress cow and Geer hides:
cow, $1.50 ea. deer, $1 ea. with or
without hair. W. W. Roberts,
| DISC R 1, Box 14-A. ~

Young, colored farmer wants
| job for wages or a share crop, if
furnished small sum; drive car
and truck. Have a wife and one
child. Ref. if desired. Calvin
Perkins, Greensboro, R 1, Box
147.

well work, thoroughly experienc-
ed. Will take part cash and
trade for corn or syrup; within
50 miles Ailey. Or a good 2 horse
farm on 50-50 basis. Dean John-
son, Ailey, R 2.

35 yr. old widow with 7 yr. o'd
girl wants job with elderly peo-
ple on farm, for board and clo-
thes. Come see me or write.
Will give ref. Mrs. H. E. Jack-
son, Ben Hill, R 1, Care W. G.
Loggins.

Want 1 horse farm on halves.
Have to be moved. Answer soon
T. & Sheriff, Palmetto, R 2.

Want a 2 horse crop on halves,
6 in family to work. Also hear
from party who wants extra
work. Frank Hunter, Rome, R

22 yr. o'd white man wants job
on smooth, level farm with hon-
est people. Like $10 mo., -poard
and laundry. So. Ga. preferred.
Earl Babb, Riverdale.

Want 1 horse crop: Thorough-
ly exp., in cattle, poultry and any
kind farm work. 3 able, willing
workers. Honest and _ reliable.
Have to be moved and furnished
littie for month or so. Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. Eaton, Atlanta, 499
Luckie St., NW.

Want place as caretaker of
country estate, or Poultry farm.
Middleaged man and wife and
girl, 13 yrs. Willing to do most
anything. Mrs, A. L. Brown,
Roswell.

Nice, white, refined healthy,
30 yr. old widow with 10 yr. old
daughter wants home with good
people on farm. Can milk and
do any kind of farm work, for
home and smal salary. Mrs.
Berlie Boggs, Gainesville, R 4.
Want 2 horse farm on 50-50 ba-
sis, or 1 horse crop and day work,
or all wage work. 9 in family, 7
workers; byoys, 15 and 17 yrs.
old. B. G. Kilgo, Riverdale.

28 yr. old, single man with far-
ming experience wants place



for board and | wi





nished about $12- mo. for 6 mos.

Have to be moved. H. D. Barton, |;

Couple without children, want,

equipment. Can operate and re- |

most any kind of farm work..

Want to do some ditching and].

1$12 mo. run bill (if farmed) until

Positions Wanted |

ae with farm work. M. N.
oe Valdosta, Box 432.

or yrs

general farming; drive truck or
car. Reasonable wage; board and
laundry. David Bass, Station D,
| Atlanta, Ga. -

Colored - man and wife want
work on farm for wages. Prefer
close to Atlanta.
money to go a long distance.
Exp. farmer. Major Hightower,
Avondale Estates, Ga.

' 19 yr. old young man wants job
on farm, $6 mo. board and laun-
dry. No bad habits. Prefer near
Alma, Ga. Can do any kind of
farm work. Life exp. B. A. God-
win, Co Mrs. Dorothy Doughtry,
Alma.

Want work on farm or dairy.
Can drive cars, tractor, etc., or
anything in farm work. Robt.
Black, Hol'y Springs.

Want small farm good land
and house, near school and
church. Able to run self. Am a
World War veteran. W. M. Hack-
ett. Macon, 4 Astor Place.

Want 2-8 horse farm to work
and look after for small salary
and commission basis; with live
stock and feed stuff compete.
35 yrs. old, wife and 3 children.
Raised on farm. Ref. G. C. Leach
Covington, R 4, Box 72,

Want 1 horse crop on 50-50
basis, or small salary and wood
and house. Wife and 3 children.
J. A. Barnett, Stone Mtn., R 1,
Clo Paul Kight.

Single, white man, 29 yrs. old,
honest, dependable. Experienced
Dairyman, 7 yrs. exp., and best
of ref. wants a connection. John
D. Pope, Atlanta, Clo Gen. Del.

Man and family (white) want
a 2 horse crop on 50-50 basis.
Need nothing except land and
mules and fertiizer.. 10 large
enough to work. O. C. Queen,
Douglasville, R 5.

Single man wants job on a
farm, wages or share oie C..R.
Holloway, Edison, Clo C. J. Hol-
loway.

Want 1 horse crop on shares
or wages. Have to be furnished.
Think | can move self. 3 in family
to work. Good ref. D. C. Lively,
Atlanta; 646 Wells St.

35 yr. o'd young man wants job
at once. Have 4 yrs. dairy exp.
and life-time on farm. Can han-

20 cow dairy. Move self. Want
Amos Bailey,

laying by time.
Nicholson, R 1.

F arm Help Wanted

Want good farmer for a good
bottom land farm, 5 room house,
good pasture; good Uplands.
Must be able furnish stock and
self. Fine cantaloup seed for sae.
10c per snuff-box full. H. C. Led-
ford, Jefferson.

Want middleaged woman, good
character, to live with family
and do milking, and other light
farm work. Some spending mon-
ey. Write. James James, Corne-
lia, Ro.

Want widow, unincumbered,
25 to 35 yrs. of age, to live as
one of family and help care for
garden, cows, etc. No sa/ary.
Must be honest and of good
character. Country woman pre-
ferred. W. W. Wells, Ellijay, R
2:





Want a middleaged, unincum-
bered, healthy woman to live in
home with family of 3, and as-
sist with poultry, cows and gar-
den, etc. Mrs. C. M. Parsons, Du-.
luth, R 2, Box 21.
Want first class dairy farmer.
Must be good milker and good
farmer, $7 per week and home.
John W. Harms, Savannah, Clo.
Harms Dairy.

Want a good tobacco farmer,
honest and sober, to grow about
7 acres of tobacco and feed





with congenial femily on y term, :

: od young man wants
work. Life time exp. in truck and.

Havent the 3

dle large 1 horse farm or a 15-'

LETIN oe

E arm Help Wanted

want. to hire good, single white
or colored man to work for board

required. Win, Johnston, Hazle-
hurst. ,

Want nice, refined vas or. wo-

Mrs, U. A, Massey, Chickamauga,
Rl.

Want refined, -middleaged, un-

old, to live in home in. Bremen,
Ga. and help with chickens, flo-
wers, other light work. Home;
reasonable slary. Write or call:
H. 8. Hamilton, Hapevile, 751
No. Central Ave., phone, Cal-
houn 3010. ;

Want a Christian couple to live
with me on farm; allow 3 rooms,
cultivate. 2 horse crop; good

mi. Atlanta, Standing. rent. Miss
Mary Rowden, Ellenwood.

Want neat, energetic, depend-
able young man to assist on
farm. Must have good ref. E. T.
Dickens, Madras.

Want a colored girl, 15, to do
gen. light farm work. Must be
honest and willing worker, for
board and clothes. Mrs. Eunice
Frey, Dallas, R 3.

Want boy, 12 or 15 yrs. to live
as one of family for board and
clothes (2 in family) to assist
with light farm chores. Good
Christian home for right boy.
Mrs. Belle Sutton, Cedartwon, R
a. :
Want a good farmer for 2 good
2 horse farms. Standing rent.
Fine tobacco barn on the 2 farms
also want some Runner peanuts,
90-day ve'vet beans and peas.
Send sample and price. J. P.
Carter, Naylor.

Want a sober, honest, white
man, 20 to 35 yrs. old to live as
one of family and do farm work
for board and share crop. See or
write. Jack Stephens, Gaines-
ville, R 8.

Want plow boy or man to work
on farm for board and lanudry
and bale of cotton. W. H. Canup,
Lilburn, R 1.

. Want woman or girl to live on
farm with family of 2 aged peo-
ple and hep with poultry, and
other light farm work. Small sal-
ary, board and clothes. Mrs. G.
H. Matthews, Dallas, R 7.

Upland and 10 A. Bottom in cul-
tivation, 3rd and 4ths. 5 room
house, barn, pasture, etc. 1 mi.
west of Lithonia; good school
and church. Call or write. J. C.
Starr, Lithonia.

Want a good white woman,
unincumbered, to help. with
chickens, flowers and other light
farm work. Write for further
information. Mrs. J. R, Dixon,
Irwinton. Box 44.

Want good, exp farm hand for
this. year for board and laundry
and share in crop. Must be hon-
est and sober. Age, between 15
and 25 yrs. old. a ct Coker,
Palmetto, R 2.

Plants For Sale

Spearmint plants, 35c doz.
packed in damp moss; Dill and
gourd seed (Martin) 10c pkg.,
each; Hot red pepper, dried; 40c
Ip. All prepaid. Mrs. T. B. Tho-
mas, Thomasboro. .

Quality Missionary strawberry
plants, wet moss packed. First
crop from Eastern Nursery stock
30c C. $2.50 M. Postage 10c first
100, 5c ea. additional. Ref. Peo-
ples Bank, here. W. F. pee;
Ray City.

Jersey, Chas., and Flat Bee
40c; 500, 65c; By express, 2 M
for $1.35; 5 M and over, 50c M.
Walter Parks, Darien.

Mastodon everbearing straw-.
berry plants, 30c C. $2.50 M. Exc.
for anything can use. Ea. pay
postage. Mrs. Pearl _ Turner,
Cleveland, R 4. .

_E. J. and Chas. W. frost-proof







crops, one Who can finance self; |



cabbage plants, 20. C. 35, 500;



and smal salary on farm. Ref. |

man to live in home and_ help}
| with work.on farm. Write or see:

incumbered woman, 30-40 yrs..

house and land. Fine location, 10.

muda- onion (arge as

Want a good farmer for 65 A.|

an oz. Yonge Walker, Toccoa, me



" Plauts Fo or Sale

65c M. del. 5 M 60c M del. Minor
Bayes, Gainesville, R 9. :

-E Klondike, Lady T. and Ev- 3
erbearing strawberry plants, 500
for*"Toe. Del Li. KK. - Rice, ae
jay, R 4

Wakefield cabbage plants, 65c <
M; Klondike strawberry plants,
$1 M. All del. Would exch. L. A
Crow, Oakwood.

Youngberry plants, well root-
ed, 75c doz. $5 C. $30 M. Money
maker crop. Information for
cultivation with orders. Mrs.
Reinstein, Savannah, 727 E. 39th


































































































very best selected seed, guar. to
be free from disease, $1 M. 5
M. $4. Half caSh, bal. COD. Will
exc. for tomato ee dried fruit.
or Ga, Cane syrup. H. G. Evans,
Graham. ye

Well . rooted Kudzu plants,
packed in moss, $4 M FOB, Ex-
press. Frank Crews, Leesburg.

E. J., Chas. W. cabbage plants,
200 for 15c; 60c M. White Ber-
pencil)
10c C. 75c M. Add postage. Mrs.
Hele Brittingham, Guyton.

E. J., Copenhagen Market and 5
Flat Dutch cabbage plants: Ber- |
muda. onion, plants, 40c, 500; 75c
M. Al! del. Dave Tuten, Baxley. uy

Dill plants, Coriander, 25c doz.
$1.50 C. Red pepper for seed, 35
lb. Seed cane, White, Red and
Green Ribbon, $1.50 C. at Field.
L. E. Harrison, Dublin.

Fine, tame blackberries for sale
or exc for lint cotton, dried fruit,
peaches or apples, or good, sound
peas, or anything can use. Miss.
Nancy Seay, Ellenwood, R 2.

Raspberry plants, Latham and
Cuthbert (red), extra large stock,
5c doz; $1.75, 50; $2.85 C. $9.50,
500; Gardenrs backberry, |
(fine productive - berry), same
aes Exc. for farm products. EB. _

. Hart, College Park. te

be orders for Imp. Red
and Yellow potato plants, Gov.
insp. and treated, $1 M. Send
half cash, bal. COD. Been ship- |
ping March 30th. M. . Stone, :
Graham. ; -

Copenhagen Market cabbage, |
Crystal and Bermuda onion, _
Wonderful (also Called Iceberg)
lettuce. Any var., or mixed, 500,
40c; 75c M postpaid. D. J. Har-
rison, Blackshear. Oa

Everbearing and Lady. a
strawberry plants, rooted, ready
for shipment. 30c C, $2.50 M. Add
postage to al orders. Mrs. J. B.
Dockery, Dahlonega, Rls

Burbanks Earliest ..tomato
plants Hot and Bell pepper, rea-
dy, 50c C. $3 M del; onion, let-
tuce, cabbage and Collards, 25c
C. $1.25. M. del. Mrs. H. V..
Franklin, Register.

Booking orders for pink and :
purple skin P. R. potato plants,
$1.25 M. 5 M. up, $1 M.. Satis- |
faction guar. March del. F, M.
Carter, Rockingham, ~ x

Cabbage and Bermuda onions)
tomato, and Porto Rico potato
plants, Cayana seed cane, 4-6
ft.. Go'den Leaf smoking tobac-
co, P. R. seed potatoes. Sell or
exc. What have you? W. W. Wil- ne
liams, Quitman. ees

E. J., C. W. cabbage plants, $1 :
M. del; Stone and Baltimore to- =
mato seed, 75c 1b; Marglobe, $1.
25. 1b. del. Heading collard seed,
30c lb. W. .O. Waldrip, _
Branch. :
E. J., cabbage plants, 500, 50c: a
$1 M. del. 5 M. and 10 M. collect;
75 M. col. Klondike strawberry











plants, $150 M. del. Dewey a
Mathis, Flowery Branch. us
New Pat thornless Young

berry, new Blakemore strawber-
ry, Kudzu, pure seed Sagrain,
grohoma, Neals Paymaster and _
Yellow, proific seed corn, Ar-
kansas: Rowden 40 cotton seed. aa
H. A. Neal, Ashland. 4
Kudzu Crowns, packed in moss
$6 M. Choice grape vines, 60c
doz. also fine tobacco seed, 50c

















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Thursday, February: 23





Y Blade Fe or Sale

Seed For Sale

" Seed F or Sale

Seed F or Sale








































































Nid: plants, 1 - 5 rs: od,
well rooted, $4.50 M. del. Roy
Lewis, Hartwell, Rode

Mammoth sage. -plants, well}
rooted, 3 for 25c, 60c doz. Mts.
Riley Ross, Ringgold, R 1.
Crystal. Wax. Bermuda anion:
as. W., Golden Acre and Co-
penhagen. cabbage plants. Ali,
200, 15c; 500, 30c; 50c:.M. FOB,
or 65c M. del. M. "M. Yarbrough,
Guyton. |

PB, Re potato plants, Gov.. insp.
$1 M. or exc. for. peanuts, cot-
ton seed, baby chicks, or any-
ting can. use. G. W. Miles, Al-







Oe, Gov. igo P, R. po-
tato plants, $1 M. Count and
quality guar. Exc. -for N. C. pea-
Bute J. 8. Miles, Coffee.

Plants Wanted

ee 5 lbs. bright, eanehied's ap-
ples for 500 cabbage and onion
plants, early var.







yille, Rs,
_ Give pest. price on several M.

to set. Nothing except eth
healthy plants accepted. a
Lovett, Luthersville. =

- Exe, Cleveland Big Boll cotton
seed, Fulghum seed oats, for P.
R. potato plants. R. P. Burson,
Monroe.

: Madison.

Seed For Sale





or Mushroom pop corn, 1-2 Ib.
pop corn, 35c Ib; LaConch peas,
1-4 bs 25c. All. postpaid. Earl
S- Redwine, Madras.

lo. Ibs. fine okra. seed,, for sale
or exc. for seed. beans or -pea-
nuts. J. E, Oinion, Dalton.

- Long bearing sweet salad peas
10_ cupful: big yellow. pumpkin
seed, 10c cupful.
Mrs. -Alcy Tuck, Ellijay, R 3.
Hastings Early Tennessee



garden bean seed, 15 lb. not
prepaid. No chks, Mrs. T. W.
Lancaster, Pendergrass, R. 2.

No. 1 imp. good, sound, hand
gathered, Watson melon seed, 35
lb. or exc. for little "Spanish

sound big boll cotton seed. _F,
Webb Pavo.

a Cream Crowders, 4c Ib. Exch.
: for pure Cokers No. 5 or Sum-

seed; white Dent seed corn, 45c
pk. $1.25 bu. FOB; blue speckled
peas, 3c lb. or exc. for O-too-
tans. R: E. Pope, Tallapoosa.
.Burbanks Golden~ Treasure
cantaloup seed. Guar. pure; 2nd
yr. direct. 25 pkg., 50c oz. Dill
2 this. 10c; parsnip, 2 tbls. 10c.
All postpaid, R. - Long, Cul-
vertom) %

- Hastings Stringless green pod
bean seed, 10 cupful, or 3 cups
fom 256 white velvet okra seed,
ae cup. Will exc. for other val-
Add postage. Mrs. William
a ts Cooke, Felton, R 1.

white . bunch, pure -butter bean
seed, 1932 crop..7 1=2c lb: Red
Valentine
same price.
Dye.

aes var. Be pea seed; and. Win-
ter beans, ea. 20c lb; nest onions
25 gal.
25c Ib. Add postage. A: L. Teas-
ley Washington, R 3.

Tender Half Runner. bean seed

C. A. Patterson, Ty

Wright, Suwanee, Rl. .

_ White velvet okra. seed, ie 5
Ib. lots, 12 12c lb. del: 10 Jb. lots
~10 Ib. del.
joy. ay >
Grchoma, 30 ie: 75 bu. grain to

e acre. Write at

complete
Boatright, Thomson.

for sale.
Greenville, R 4.

Ea. to pay,
ostage. State proposition first |
tter. Mrs. A. J. Gregg, ' Clarkes- :

abbage and onion plants, ready

seeded, Jones

Want 111 Horse radish plants.
Quote best price. Ww. T. Loewe

10: | 50c Jb.; Japanese Hull-less.

All 1932. crop..

Green Pod and old fashioned |

peanuts, and about 6 bu. seer

_ mierours Half and Half cotton!

| accept stamps.

100. Ibs. Hendersons Prolific
25 Ib. lots:

Bunch bean = seed,|

Half. Runner bean seed |

2 cups for 25c; okra seed, 10c/
cup Add postage, Mrs.. J. Cc.

J L, Clinton, Love-



: acre, 6.- 10 tons. best, fodder: off |.

information. J. A,

(Grohoma, 6 lbs. $1 postpaid;

1100 ibs, $10 not postpaid. L. A.
Holmes, Ranger.

Old fashioned, Half Runner

_|bunch bean seed, 15c lb. Also
pumpkin seed, 50c lb. pole bean
seed, guar. tender, 25c lb. Cash

with order. Mrs. Lucy Collins,

Hoschton, R 2.

Black-eyed peas and okra seed
Mrs. G. S. Lawrence,

Dixie Belle or Stone Mtn. wa-
termelon seed, 25c lb. or 20c lb.

in 5 Ib. lots. B. F. Baker, Ome-
ga.

18 Ibs. Russian Mammoth sun-

flower seed, 25 lb. 2 lbs. Cuban
melon and pure Rocky Ford
| cantaloup seed, 75c ea.

Navy
beans, 20c lb. Eva _Tankersley,

Thomson.

400 lbs. Stone Mtn melon seed,

pure and sound, 20c Ib. No or-

ders less 10 Ib. lots. H. L. Wil-
char, Butler.

Lemon yellow tobacco seed,
lead. var., lJe worth up to

| enough to sow 300 yard bed, 50c.

All. del. Dan A. Campbell, Bax-
ley, R 2.

Stone Mtn., yellow meat, black
cantaloup, old
fashioned. muskmelon, Willetts
Wonder Eng pea seed, none mix.
Ea. 25c cupful, del. No stamps.
Mrs. H. H. Sullivan, Bremen.
-200 Ibs. sound, white velvet

okra seed, 5c lb., $9 for lot; 5

bu. recleaned, Honey Drip sor-

|ghum seed, $4, or $1 bu. G. W.
| Northcutt, Fairburn.

' Worlds famous gourd seed, 7

|to 9 gal. cap. 20c doz. and post-.
Sonch. peas, 3 Ibs. 50c;. T-N-T

age; also longest gourd that
grows, 3 - 4 ft. 18c doz. post-
ae Coin or money order. Mrs.
J. F. Warnock, Soperton, R 1.

Mammoth sunflower seed;
imp. Texas seeded Cane seed,
and artichokes. Ea. 10c lb. del.
in 5 lb. lots. H. T. Peek, Lorane.
8 lbs. Watson melon seed, 40c.
Adair P. Chapman, Moultrie, R
2:

4 Ibs. bennie seed. Make best
offer. P. E. Davis, Altamaha.

Good chufas, 1932 crop, $2 bu.

L, A. Greeson, Surrency, R 2.
Wakefield, Flat Dutch, Co-
penhagen cabbage, New Stone,

| Baltimore tomato, 75c Ib. Mar-

globe, $1.25 Ib. Abruzzi rye, $1
bu; cream and speckled sugar
crowder peas, 12 lbs. $1. B. R.
Woodliff, Flowery Branch, R 1.

Grohoma, seed, 5 Ibs. 60c del.
Will produce as much as 10

tons feed an. acre. Jas. W. Smith

Reidsville.

Connecticut tobacco seed, 10c
per thimbleful, plus postage;
also Rockyford cantaloup seed,
5c teaspoonful plus postage. Will
B. B. Marlow,
Cumming, R 5,

1M stalks Red Ribbon Sugar
cane seed, $1 per 100. Jas. D.
Hancock, Sylvester.

Sweet, yellow meat watermel-
on seed, 20c pkg. Yellow crook-

neck squash seed, 10c pkg. Will

exc. for or will buy Spanish po-
tatoes. Mrs. B. L. Robinson,
Greenville. - :

Few Honey Dew syrup cane
seed, the very best for syrup, 3c
Ib. del. in Ga. in not less than
H. G. Brooks, Mon-
roe. R 1.

White velvet okra seed, 20c Ib.
or xc. for garden seeds and
other value. Mrs. H. G. Yeo-
mans, Collins. :

Okra seed, 15c cup or 2 cups,
25c; Beet seed, 20c cupful; also
crookneck squash seed, will exc.
for tomato seed. Mrs. LL. E.
Johnson, Lawrenceville, R 1.

Tender cornfield bean seed,
25 pt. Florrie Hughey, Ranger.

| Jacksons Wonder bush but-
ter beans, 12c lb. Pure Pride of

Ga. melon seed, 40c Ib. Red pep-
per, 35c gal. Postpaid. Exc. for

| white nest onions and peanuts. :

J. N. Carson, Griffin, R 4.
Calif. black-eyed peas, 6c qt.
_ broom. seed, 1c cupful;

MAR RET Ss BC
Seed For. Sale
Had fostase Jas A. Bool,

same. price. Del. for small ad-

| salad peas, 25c pt. Yard-long

| 20c. 1b; lima beans, bunch white,

crowder peas for potato



postpaid Mrs. T. Cc. Sethe Dal- |
las, R 4.

Carrollton, R 1.

Kianna seed cane, 5 - 7 ft.
long, $1.50 per 100 at bank; also
Red or Ribbon cane, 2 1-2 ft. up,

vance in price. J. W. Davis. Ni-
cholls.

25 lbs. okra seed, 10c Jb. or
exc. for anything can use, also

25 lbs. W. B. butter beans, 10c c

lb. Exc. for cream Crowder peas.
Mrs. W. M. DeLay, Douglasville.

Benne seed, 5 - 10 ft. seed
good for young chickens. Direc-
tions for cultivating with ea. or-
der. 50c lb. oF exc. 1 lb. seed for
5 Ibs. cHewing tobacco, Ea. pay
postage. J. W. Fitzsimmons, Tif-
ton, R 2... ;

Chufa seed, free from rocks
and nut grass, and cleaned good,
5 Ib. No. chks. F. W. Smith,
Brooklet.

1932 Rice for seed 10c lb; dark
yellow pumpkin, and old fash-
ioned cushaw, pumpkin seed, 15c
cupful; yard-long peas, 25c Ib.
Mrs. H. F.. Turner, Cleveland,
R 4. ue :

Wakefield, Flat Dutch, Co-
penhagen cabbage seed, New
Stone and Baltimore tomato, 75c
Ib; Marglobe, $1.25; Abruzzi rye,
$1; Irish potato selected seed,
$1.25 bu. B. R. Woodiliff, Flowery
Braneh.

Old fashioned white blossom

beans, 10c tbls., 3 for 25c; gar-
den oyster seed, 15c tbls. Mrs, A.
B. Blalock, Alto.

20 Ibs. squash seed, ara yel-
low crookneck var., 60c lb. or 50c
Ib. in 10 lb. lots. Exc. some for
beans, any kind, or for some to-
na T. W. Adams, Acworth, R

acta velvet okra seed, 15 qb.
or exc. for tobacco or chickens.
R. A. Humphreys, Summerville,
Rd,

Coffee seed, 1 Ib. yields about
75 Ibs coffee, 15c pkg. or $1.10 tb.
del. Cash with order. No stamps.
A. M. Calhoun, Soperton.

N. C, Flat Runner peanuts,
my special seed, 70c bu; 30 Ibs.
long green okra seed, 15c lb; 2
Ibs. long green cucumber seed,

10c Ib. All FOB. W. U. J. Drau-
hon, Cairo.

Stone. Mtn. melon seed, 50c Ib.
McCaslan pole bean, 10c cup;
long green pod okra seed, 10c
cup; Truckers Favorite seed
corn, 40c pk. Not P. P. Mrs. V.
S. Ladd, Gainesville, R 7. :

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

Hand saved Watson nbion
seed, from melons 35 lbs. up,
35 lb. or exc. for hay peas: 2
Ibs. for a bu. peas. J. E. Harrell,
Quitman, R 6.

Hastings Upland seed Rice,
30c pk. FOB. Minnis Smith,
Baxley, R 4.>

White velvet okra seed, 7 1-2
Ib. 50 to 100 Ib. lots; 10c Ib. 5
to 50 lbs. lots. All FOB; Seven
Top turnip seed, 15c lb. Del. R.
T. Hogan, Hogansville.

200 lbs. or more pure Hastings
Mung bean seed, 10c Ib. or make
best offer; swap few bu. pink
slips,
del. May 1st. Bu. for 1 M. E. CG.
Smith, Cumming, R 2.

3 qts. Red and 1 of white nest
onions, 45c del; col. running ani
bunch also little butter-pea,
bean, 25c Jb. del. long handle
dipper gourd seed, 7c thls. Mrs.
A. S. Paulk, Ocilla, :

Arkansas Beauty melon. Some.
wt. 140 Ibs. Orig. seed cost $10
ib. Depression price, 50c lb, J B.
Bowers, Ft. Valley.

Half Runner beans, 20c Ib.
tender cornfield beans, 20c lb.
Hastings cabbage, collard seed,
10c. spoonful; Jim Boa water-
melon seed, 15c cup. Miss Annie
Lou Brown, Pendererass, R 1.

Calif. beer seed, dried, 5c tbls.
postpaid. Cushaw seed, 5c doz.



ter-bean
Bountiful snap bunch beans, 8c
Jb. FOB. Hardy King, Hahira, R

p'ants, 10 pkt.,

Stone Mtn. melon seed, guar.
pure, 20c lb. No order less than
10 lbs. FOB here. Write for- pri-
ces on large lots. H. L. Wilcher,
Butler, R 3.

Seed: 50 Ibs. mustard, 50c Ib.
6 lbs. okra, 20c Ib; 10 lbs. crook-
neck squash, 50 Ib. 10 lbs. col-

lards, 15c lb. W. J. Morgan,
Stillmore. ies
White Giant mustard seed,

last Fall crop. 19c per oz. plus
postage. T. L. Smith, Brooklet.

Stone Mtn. melon seed, treat-
ed against wilt, 50c lb. del. Geo.
N. Thomas, Thomasboro.

Squash seed, 15 cup; white
lady peas, 10 lbs. $1; Whippoor-
will peas, $1.75 bu; Hot pepper
seed, 10 pk okra seed, 20c
cupful, Miss Ruby Lee Stancil,
Alpharetta, R 2.

Guar. pure, hand saved detect:
ed Stone Mtn. melon seed, gen-
uine Rockyford cantaloup and
pure Hales Best, 50c Ib. post-
paid. J. F. Frasier, Buford, R 2.

5 lbs. Burpees famous canta-
loup seed, 75c lb. 1 peck velvet
okra seed, 5c per cup; 3 bu. Lady
peas 5c lb. Mrs. Byon Butts,
Chipley, R 1,

Clements imp. Watermelon
seed, grow to wt. 165 lbs. $1 per
oz. $10 lb. also cabbage and
Bermuda onion plants, good as
can be grown. E. T. Clements,
Tennille. ;

Stone Mtn. melon seed, 40c Ib.
Green running Dwarf bean seed,
20c lb. Postpaid. Exe. for farm

products. Cash with order. P. L.
Holmes, Cochran, R.2.

200 Ibs. Jackson Wonder but-
seed, 8c Ib. 100 Ibs.

1;

- Upland seed rice, 7c lb. Add
ipostage. Mrs. Pearl Turner,
Cleveland, R 4.

White multiplying nest onions
25c gal. Extra early strawberry
plants, mix. var., 15c C. $1.25 M.
Walnut Meats, large and clean,
40c qt. Add postage. Mrs. Ger-
trude Boggs, Clermont, R 1.

Red multiplying onion but-

tons, 50c gal. white hull runner
garden beans, 25c teacup-ful;
half bu. large red peanuts, $1;
8 Ibs. beeswax, $2.50. Mrs. B. L.
Brown, Ball Ground, R 1.
' Fey. Stone Mtn., Irish and
Thurmond Grey watermelon,
65c lb; Rockyford, Hales. Best
cantaloup, 75c lb; varden beans
and peas, 25c Ib. postpaid. Guar.
E. A. Hayes, Buford.

2M stalks seed Ribbon Cane,

av. 4 ft., 2c per stalk. L. N. Dut-
fey, Locust Grove, R 3.
- 50 Ibs. Dixie Belle melon seed,

hand selected from 30-40 Ib.

melons, 25c lb. A. L. Brady, Ru-
pert.

Hastings Ky. Wonder
McCasian seed beans,
treated, 15 lb. prepaid. Cash,
Exc..a lb, for 3 M. Crystal Wax

and

onion plants. Paulin Gabriel,

Colbert.
Extra. select Tone Watson and
Stone Mtn., melon seed, 40c lb.

del. C. F. Thomson, Thomas-
ville, Clo Thomson, Alderman
Co.

Small round citron seed, 3 ft.

gourd seed, Crotalarium seed, 8c |

pkg. Exc. for good, heavy, white
100 Ib. cap. feed sacks. Pkg. seed
for 1 sack, without holes in

them, Mrs. Ida Taylor, Arling- |

tone
Missouri Gray Top syrup cane
seed, 20c lb. Russian Mammoth
sunflower and Mung bean seed,
15c Ib. 2 for 25. 1932 crop, re-
cleaned. Chinese mustard seed.
3 this. 10c. All del. Mrs. V. C.
Ray, Kensington.

Red and Green Sugar Cane
for planting, for sale. Jno. Un-
derwood, Blakely.

Lettuce and pumpkin, 10c okt. |

white bunch butter-beans, white
and green. okra, 15 lb. Ege-
Postpaid. J, a
Burkhea, College Fark, F

Pure Stone Mtn. melon. ae

for sale or exc. for Bermuda or! Ss.

exc. for seed Irish potatoes, pe

weevil-|_

eabbage plants and onion



Prizetaker onion aed some cal
page plants. Mrs. Vesta Hill, |
pert. \

Long green crookneck sqi
Half Runner bean, white
vet okra seed. Will exc. 2 cu
of either for 300 Bermuda onio:
plants, also all kinds of corn.
field bean oe 20c lb. plus po
tage. Mrs. L. R. Ashworth, ig
ganville, R 4.

Stone Mtn. melon seed, pur
sound, 30c Ib. 15 or more Ibs.
lb. No chks. B. L. ne. Vienn
BR 5.

Grass Nuts for hogs e farm
ers hog feed);
ture 15 hogs 8 mos). $2 bu. Wri
J. H. Peacock, Coffee, R 1. |

POJ seed cane, $1 per C stal
del. here. Fred H. Smith, lat

boro, Box 264.
Stone Mtn.






















































Atlanta, 505 Ponce de Leon
NE.

Grohoma, 5 lbs. plants an
acre. 20c lb. 5 lbs. $1. Mrs. E.
O. Reese, Newnan, 29 College

Imp. tender streaked Ha
Runner garden bean seed,
per cup; 6 aa $1 del; pu
Thompson B. hatching eee
65c per 15, a or exch, Mrs.
R. Wilson, Canon, R 2.

Willetts Wonder frost - - pro
Eng. pea seed, 25c 1b; velvet o
ra seed, 25c; pop corn, 10 !
or exc. for Bermuda onio
plants. Want samples and p
25 lbs. chewing tobacco. G.
Lovett, Luthersville.

White peas, 6 lbs. 50c;. shelle
pop corn, 3 Ibs. 25; cabbay
10c per oz; collard, 30c Ib. tt
nips, 25c Ib. All postpaid. Mar:
cus Williams, Gainesville.

15 lbs. black-eyed peas, 60
few lbs. sugar crowders,. 5
broom corn and sunflower Ss
10 pt; white cucumber, pepp
10c pkt. Mrs. W. E. Kirk, Roel
mart, R 3, Box 146.

White bunch butter-bean see
10c lb. also Spanish peanu's, wi



nuts at 20c gal. Mrs. Pearl P ,
Grantville, R 1, Box 75.

15 lbs. red speckled crowder:
60c: 4 lbs. white velvet 0
seed, 20c Ib; mammoth gour
seed, 2 doz. seed 10c. Add post:
age. J. P. Morgan, Senoia, R 1.

Long pod okra seed, 8 T
Exc. for tobacco or tender b
seed..G. E. Crawford, Blairs
Rd. oe
Fine Black pole bean seed, 1
cupful, also white bunch bab
limes, 106 a:-cup. Dek. Ree
Oakwood. :

1 M. ibs. hand picked Sto
Mtn. melon seed, 40c del. i
small quantities; 25c in 100
lots. Grown especia'ly for see
B. R. Andrews, Haddock.

Seed Wanted

Exc. 1 gal. cream crowders f
1 gal. nest onions, any col. Wan
3 gal. Mrs. -H. A. Cox, Mole

Ril
Want Stone Mtn. melo: on, se

Will trade very best S.

shige at $3.50 ea. for same. Mu
seed. Carl Gay, Se





os

Want to sel in touch wilt
party who would like to
early Egg plant seed, or plant
for pure Grohoma seed. Writ
Dewey Nelms, Bowman, R

Want 1 lb. each: of Marg.
and Bonny Best tomato seed
once; also want 12 Barron
W. -L. cockerels, ready for
vice, reasonable. F. M. G
Marietta.

-Exc, okra seed for squash,
cumiber or hot pepper seed

Mrs. B. P. Burks, Ellaville, R |
Want 500 lbs. Jerusalem art
chokes. Give best. price. Mu

Valdosta, 210 E. Gordon |
Want exc. long green
ra: seed, 5 Ibs. for Le









: Seed Wanted





- |Miscellaneous For Sale;









Want Dpto 10: bu. good long
rm seed pinders, and sev. lbs.
tomato seed to sow now. Exc.
mp. Pi R. potato plants, Gov.
insp. in season, for same. Ea.
repay chgs. W. A. Poole, Bax-
ey, R 5.

Want 4 M seaiis sugar cane.
Make price del. Woodbury, Ga.
nd state length of cane. Write:
. T. Maithews, Ft. Lauderdale,










"a,
Want Valencia peanuts, Run-
ler peanuts, Jerusalem arti-
okes. Make best: offer per bu.
ash, Mrs. CC, Adams, Hor-














































Want artichokes for planting
State price in first letter. Mrs.
has. H, Neisler, Reynolds.
Will pay $1.50 for 100 lb. sack
_ Jerusalem ariichokes for
planting, and will pay Frt. to
Yolumbus. Leonard Purvis, Co-
mbus, 516 11th St.

Want 50 to 60 bu. good long
arm seed pinders, and sev. lbs.
omato seed to sow now. Exe.
mp. P. R_ potato plants, Gov.
nsp., in season. Let me hear at
once. W. A. Poole, Baxley,.R 6.



S cllancous For Sale



Sweet potato jelly: glasses,
5c each; pints, 25c ea.; Qts.,
0c ea. Purchaser to pay post-
e or express. Mrs. John B.
vason, Vidalia.

Cleaned rice, ready for cook-
, 4c Ib. or exc. for anything
san use. Add postage. Mrs. A.
Clarke, Abbeville.

Well cured Deer Tongue for
file worms, 25 Ib. G: F: eco
Lyons. :
Ibs. tallow for sale or exc.
Or pecans and white feed sacks.
firs. E. H. Pattcrson, Waco, R 2.
var. wild goose, Blue Dam-
m plums, 8c;

other
ite.

0 bu. 1932 crop walnuts, hul-
and dried, 65c bu. FOB for
lot; 1-2 bu. Ky. Wonder pole
pean seed, 15c lb. for lot, or 20c

value. Nan

ord, Maysville.

Good sage, dried in shade, 20c
b. Add posiage with order.
EES. Mollie Russell, Moultrie, R

Nice, clean white sugar sacks,
or sale or exc. for equal value.
Mrs. H. M. Hamrick, Ranger.
20 bu.
I. sacked, 50c bu; also 5 bu.
ge hickory nuts,.50e bu. G. D.
mder, Forsyth, R 1.

Mart'n gourds, 10c ea., gourd
d, 10c pkt. Also Everlay BL.
ges, 50c per setting. or exc. for
dl peanuts, J. /W. Williams,
rightsville, vl.
40 Ibs. clean goose feathers,
Oc lb. Also Himalaya berry,
rooted, 50c doz.; 2 bu. mixed



os at 10c lb. Mrs. B. As-

mae dry, clean sifted black
Inut meats, 25c Ib. del. in

ree, R 2.
Black walnut MEATS, dry,
ted and in large pieces, 25c
del. Mrs. Nell Howington,
mmerce, R 2.
Feathers, 60c Ib. Have about
or 30 lbs. Write. Mrs. J. W.
binson, Gough.
_ Deer Tongue leaves, fine for
Wworing smoking tobacco, 1-2
30c;
nt garlic seed and roots.
) price. W. M.
hornton, Jesup, R 2.
Black walnut kernels, nice
clean, 25c Ib; all kind yel-
dock, witch hazel, com-
rattle root, May apple,
an turnip, 10c Ib. Poke root
M. A. Cochran, Protect-


























garlic, 20 per}
; Queen of the Meadow, 25c}
Exe. for onion sets, peanuts |
Kown, |

sper single pound. J. B. Lang- |

hulled black walnuts, |:

as at 50c bu. exc. for dried

. and 27%c out of the State. |:
Mrs. M. J. Howington, Com-{'

50c lb. Prepaid. Also |



ler, Savannah, LaRoche Ave.

About 50 Ibs. goose feath-
ers, 40c Ib. or exc. for seed
peas. Ea. pay postage. C. H.
Gaskin, Axson, R 2.

Yellow beeswax, wild cherry
bark, Star Grass, lions tongue,
all 15 lb. Black walnut, sugar
pluyn, blue .berries, $1 doz.
Mis:; Eunice Abercrombie, Mor-
ganton.

Nice, new duck feathers, 45c
Ib. Exe. for Bermuda onion or
strawberry plants; also . have
seuppernong vines, 15c each.
Mrs. 8. C. Watson, Lavonia, R

2;

42 lbs. good feathers, first
class sanitary cond. $15 or exc.
for milch cow. Mrs. W. H.
Pope, Adrian.



Miscellaneous Wanted



Want any quantity Spear-
mint, green or cured.: FR. 8S.
Freeman, Atlanta; 623 York-
shire Rd. N.E.

Exc. well rooted Fig and
Pomegranate (sweet) trees,
rooted, at 10c and 15c each,
and good imp. Tom Watson
melon seed, at 35c Ib. for
white, 100 lb. feed sacks. Mrs.
Earl Webb, Pavo.

Want few lbs. goose or duck
feathers, peanuts, cabbage and
onion plants. Will swap a good
value. Marshall Lewis, Rydal,
2.

Want Pecan Meats. Can use
broken.

in 25 to 100 lb. lots,
pieces or halves. Quote prices.
Nelson Kea, Adrian.

Want for cash, home cured
ham and shoulders, and side
meat, also eggs and butter.

| Make best price. E. M. Hirron

tlanta, 726 Kirkwood Ave. SE
Tobacco For Sale

Good, home made, flue cur-
ed. tobacco, Bright and Red





|Leaf, flavored, and twisted, 10
lbs. 60c; Mrs. W. W. Cothern,

Coffee, R 1.

Bright, flue cured tobacco,

chewing or smoking, 7 lbs. 60c;
14 lbs. $1 del. A. L. Rozar, Bax-
BYR 2.
-. Good, old, flue cured tobac-
CO, Bright or Red Leaf, smo-
king, 10 Ibs. 60c; chewing, 14
lbs, $1. Well pressed. Miss Eu-
la Mae Hayes, Alma, R 3.

Home made, grown and cur-

ed. tobacco, especially care for,
10 Ibs. del. $1. Money order.
Mrs. Ruth Spivey, Surrency.
- Tobacco, sound and sweet,
10 lb. box del. $1. Sample for
10c. Money order. Alexander
Campbell, Surrency, R 2.

50 lbs. good, clean smoking

tobacco, aged, now ready, 10c
Ib. 10 lbs. del for $1. Grown
on my own farm. Miss Inez
Campbell, Surrency.
Good tobacco, 10c Ib. or exc
for chicks, ~~* apples, white
peas, white sugar sacks. Sam-
ples for postage. Mrs. J. C.
Pierce, Stockton.

* Good, flue cured tobacco,

aged and mellow, well pressed,

dark red or light red, chew-
ing, 20 lbs. $1; smoking, 20 lbs.
$1. Mrs. Ethel Cothern, Alma.
' Good, old sweet mellow, flue
cured tobacco, 5 Ibs. chewing,
60c; 5 Ibs. smoking, 55c; 10
lbs. $1. > All postpaid in Ga.
Mrs. Kizzie Boatright, Rock-
ingham. |

Good, home made tobacco,
1931 crop. Bright or Red Leaf
ready for use, 10 Ibs. 60c, 12
lbs. del. 3rd zone. $1. Good
flavor, G. F. Steedly, Mershon
Good, Whole Leaf tobacco,

1930 crop. 11 Ibs. $1 prepaid

8rd zone. Frank Bares Bax-
ley.

Pobates Wanted
' Want 25 or 36 ibs, best Red







ee at once. Robt. L. Tra-
wick, Sparta, R 2, Box: 71.

dy to chew, pressed tobacco,
also 10 Ibs. smoking tobacco.
Send samples anc price. N.
D. Park, Eatonion, Bux 369. ~

Want 40 lbs. good chewing
tobacco. Send samples and
best cash price. W. D. Overby,
Flowery Branch, R 3.

Wart 50 Ibs. good grade
Yellow Leaf tobacco, pressed
and flavored. Ready for use.
Send sample and best prices
prepaid. S. C, Horton, Wool-
sey.

Want about 20 Ibs. good
smoking and chewing tobacco.
Send price and sample; also
want 3 Red rabbits, 1 buck, 2
does. Send best price. J. B.
Hughes, Jr., Young Cane.

Want samples in cured chew-

ing and smoking tobacco. If
suited in quality and price, will
buy. R. L. Justice, Molena.
Want 10 to 15 lbs. chewing
tobacco, flue cured, flavored,
pressed, ready to chew. Send
sample and price. W. B. Par-
ker, Conyers.
Want 4 or 10 lbs. chewing
tobacco, stemmed and pressed

and flavored. Send sample and

best price, del. S. A. Futral,
Franklin, R 4.

Want samples of chewing
tobacco, ready for use, also
smoking tobacco. P. H. Hen-
derson, Starrsville.

Want 25 or 30 lbs. good smo-
king tobacco. Send sample. E.
R. Thornton, Palmetto.

Exe. cream sugar crowder
and Calif. black-eye peas at
7c Ib., white bunch _ butter-
beans at 15c lb., for good,
mild, aged cigarette smoking
tobacco. Ea. prepay, L. M. Mc-
Garity, McDonough, R 4.

Georgia Products
For Sale

BEANS & PEAS FOR SALE

Sugar Crowders, 5c Ib. $2.00
bu. Money order. No chks. Also
few Brabs to go at $1 bu. Add
postage to all. E. D. Puckett,
Cumming, R 6.

50 bu. velvets, for sale. Make
offer by bu. or lot. Also some
yellow pop corn, 4c lb. F. D.
Williamson, Pitts.

15 Ibs. Navy beans, 15 Ib.
Bunch and running butter
beans, 2 lbs. 25c; Also 8 gal.
Red hot pepper, 25c gal. E, A.
Tankersley, Thomson.

Pure white running butter-
beans, 25c lb. Also white mul-
tiplying onions, 40c gal; brown
streaked, tender - Half Runner
garden bean seed, 30c pt. All
del. Mrs. R. Lb. oe) anen,
to.

About 18 bu. pure, clean,
sound Calif. black-eyed peas,
1st yr. from Calif. $1.25 bu. H.
E. Bowman, Buford.

Genuine O-too-tans, sound,
recleaned, $1.40 bu.; Brabhams
70c bu; New Eras, 60c bu;
Irons, 70c bu; Mix. 55c bu. All
even wt. bags, and FOB. W. C.
Moore, Augusta, 805 Reynolds
St.

200 bu. clean, bright, pure
running speckled peas, 90c bu.
FOB; 80c in 5 to 10 bu. lots.
W. L. Cotton, West Point, R 5.

15 bu. pure New Eras, 60c bu
15 bu. Whips or Speckled, 50c
bu. FOB. Station. D. O. Wood-
ward, Jenkinsburg.

Butter peas, 20c Ib. Eng.
peas, 10c cupful; black wal-
nuts, 75c bu; also strawberry
plants, Mrs. W. Vv. Thompson,
Bremen, R 1.

New crop Guthostaaie. re-
cleaned, first class, $1.25 bu.
No trades. Cash only. J. M.
Walker, Marshallville.

O-too-tan beans, A No. 1,



and recleaned, $1 25. per. . bu.
Tennille )

has i we aa Lest chewing tobacco. Send|FOB

.

Tobacco Wanted .

what you have.

bags.







Georgia Products"
For Sale |



For Sale ;





Want 10 lbs. flue cured, oe Gr ady E. Mertz, Tennille.

50 bu. O-too-tans, $1.75 bu.
No. 1, sound, FOB. Trade for
hogs and cattle at market
price. D. R. Nall, Luthersville.

Genuine U. S. Standard No.
1 Q-too-tan Soy beans, $1.25
bu; early speckled Velvets, 50c
bu. Both recleaned and grown
on my own farm, FOB. James
Palmer, Tennille.

Silver Hull Crowders, extra
fine pea when green 50c gal.
postpaid. Exc. 1 gal. for
white feed sacks, 100 lb. cap.
Ea. pay chgs. Mrs. Lynette
Bennette, Gainesville, R 2,

Pure, sound, clean Cream
Crowders, and Calif. black-eye
50c gal. del. Also pure clean
Honey Drip cane seed, 40c gal.
Re del. R. C. Moore, Rockmart,

Old time Speckled butter-
beans, 10c Ib. or exc. for oth-
er seed or other value. Write
Mrs. J. M.
Tomberlin, Surrency...

New crop O-too-tans, $1. 20:
Straight Brabhams, 65c; Mix
peas, sound, 55c. 2 1-2 bu
Send remittance. G
A. Fagan, Ft. Valley.

Native grown. Ga. clean O-
too-tans, (can furnish Co. Agt.
Cg.t.) $1.25; Brabhams, 65c,
100 bu order's less 5c bu. both.
B. T. Marshall, Ft. Valley.

20 bu. Clays, slightly mixed,
60c bu. A. W. Mize, Conyers,

147 West Ave.

20 bu. Calif. black-eyed peas,

11932 crop. Fine for planting,|

%5c bu. FOB; also Hales Best

cantaloup seed, 40c Ib. FOB.)
clean and hand shelled, gatherec

E. M. Mundy, Unadilla, R 1.

Imp. Rice peas, 5c lb. and:

some Sugar Crowders, 4c lb. C.
M. Jones, Suwanee, R 2.

Best quality 90-day velvet|

beans in 2 1-2 bu. sacks 50c bu.
Cc. S. Bryant, Bartow.

Pure. Brabham peas, picked
without rain, 65 bu. Money or-

| der preferred, also pure Ga. Cane |
syrup, 40c gal. 10 lb, cans. N. W.|

Williams, Oglethorpe, R 2.
100 ibs. Speckled butter-beans,
bunch, $5.50 for lot, or exc. for

10 bu. Brab peas, or exc. some |
for 100 frost - proof cabbage |)

plants; Exc. beans at 7 1-2c for
1 gal. onion sets. R. C. Adams,
Columbus, R 2, Box 88.

Valentine, Striped Half Run- |;

ners, Black Wax, 15c cup, or 2
cups. for 25. Mrs. T. J. Whitlaw,
Commerce, R, 3.

White running and bunch but- |
ter-beans, 8c lb. 2 Ibs. 15c. Add}.

postage. Will exc. for lb. for Ib.
nice, dried apples or peaches. Ea.
pay postage. Mrs. J. N. Wi.liams,
Oglethorpe, R 2.

Good, white mush peas, color-
ed and damaged peas picked out.
Shipped in not less than 5 lb.
lots. 5c Ib. Add postage. Mrs.
Mary M. Duvall, Ellijay, = 3.
Box 50.

10 bu. O-too-tan beans, pure
and recleaned, $1.25 bu. FOB. T.
S. Murphy, Luthersville.

Pure, sound, clean Lady peas,
large cream, spotted, Texas
Crowders, weevil treated, 10 lbs.
75c del. 50 Ibs. up, 4c lb; lady
peas, 4 1-2c FOB. C. F. Maddox,
Flowery Branch.

10 or 12 bu. A-1 Brab peas, 50c

bu; yellow pop corn, 4c lb. shell-

ed or exc. 2 lbs. pop corn for 1

Ib. dried fruit, free of worms,

and sound. Ea. pay postage. A.

H. Akridge, Agricoa, R 1.

Brahbs, 70c; Irons, 65c bu. All

FOB this station. c: A, Walker,
Ellaville.

20 bu. pure Brabham, gather:

ed without rain on them, 65c bu;
20 bu. white, brown-eyed crow-
der peas, $1 bu. J. L, Nelson,
Oglethorpe, R 2, Box 83
Hastings Henderson Bush)
white lima butter-beans, 10c Ib.
also Speckled crowders, 5c Ib. in.
et ot 10 Ibs. or. more, ee

2:

12|C.

nesville, R 3.

| fresh and firm. Del. 1st and 2nd



aie oe





_: Sound, bonuiewebcee $1.50
FOB, or 75c peck postpaid. Black
Crowders, 20c lb. postpaid. W. F.
Brown, Helena, R 1, Box 103.

White sugar crowders, 5c.
Have 5 or 6 bu; also black-eyed
peas, 4c. lb. Sample if wanted:
Cash with order. L. .M. Johnson,
Mapfield. foe es

Extra fine Geipitiin - beans;
hand thrashed and recleaned,
for $4. EB. PL Brown, poids























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10 bu. Speckled Red Hull peas
70c bu. 20 lbs. brown crowders,
$1; 30 gal. new sorghum syrup.
Make best. offer, FOB. W. R.
Chasteen, Locust Grove. |

Willetts Wonder. frost - proof
Eng. peas, 25c lb. or exc. for the
following: Dark. Cornish: cocker
el, some black raspberry plants
rooted, or Niagara or Concord
grape vines. me. a. he Paton
Sylvania. .

Small white po'e puther- besa,
25c lb. 5 lbs. $1 del.. White scup-
pernong and Himalaya vines, 5
for $1 del. Kelly Kirkpatrick, :
Grayson. >

10: bu. Brab peas, Write for
prices FOB Canton; also 2 Buff
Cochin bantam cockerels'10 mos:
old, full strain. Write for prices
W. M. Holden, Canton.

-Q-too-tan beans, sound ant
cean. $2 bu. FOB; 3 Jerse
White Ginat roosters, $1.25 ea}
eggs, same str: 75c per 15 not
prepaid. Miss Ola Manley, Car:



4 Ibs. Acre peas, 10 lb. T. B
Slater, Pembroke. |
- Hendersons Bunch baby. pees

without rain, 15c Ib. 2 for 25c
postpaid. Exe. for field peas. Guy
Wilson, Martin, R 2.

Thos. Laxton Eng. peas, 40 Ibs,
good, sound seed, for sae or exc
for chewing tobacco ,or other.
value ean use. Mrs. L. R. Ram-
ipey, Elberton, R 8. a ae

BUTTER FOR SALE. HE
2 or 3 lbs. fresh -butier. eac
week. Cow. T. B. tested, 20c Jb
del Cleo Moss, Talking Rock, R

3.

Nice, fresh "yellow putter
pound brick molds, no coloring
3 Ibs. shipment, $1 del. Sat. guar.
Mrs. P. W. Hyatt, Bowdon, R 4.
6 or 8 Ibs. table butter. Every
lb. guar. fresh Cows T. B. test-
ed, 25c Ib. Del. in 2 lb. or more.
lots. Mrs. Ida M. Parker, Talk
ing Rock. . ;

4 Ibs.. fresh Jersey butter. per
week. Cow T. B. tested,. 18c lb.
postpaid, or 15c Ib. plus poe
Sample for 5c. Mrs. W.
ard, Gainesville, R 9.
2 - 6 Ibs. fresh, firm, country
Jersey butter from T, B. tested.
cows. Full wt. puar. 20 Ib. del.
1st and 2nd zone. Cash with OF:
der. Exe, for 100.Jb. cap. white
feted. sacks. Mrs. I. D. MeDuf~,
fie, Ashland, R 1.
6. Ibs... table butter 2. week,
Cows T. B. tested. 20c lb. Guar,.



zones. Mrs. C. L. wees oa
ing Rock, R. ae rene

| CORN AND SEED CORN a
FOR SALE ;
Pure Whatley s Prolific, 50 pk
$1, 50 bu. Pure and selected. Exc
some for Amber cane seed: 5 bu
Runner peanuts, 1-2 bu. chufas
all at market price. Mrs. wm. E
Burch, Helena, R 1.
Shelled and slip-shucked corn
trucks or car loads, 35c and 40
FOB Cars; sev. hundred bu
State fnsp. P. R. seed potatoes
Ga. cane syrup. Cash or peas. F
L.. Beasley, Reidsville. et
Pure What eys, $1 bu, FOB
Parrott. No_ chks. Be ys Scott
Dawson, RB I, Box 99. -
Karly white corn, ready. in 5
days, 40c peck, 25c gal. 15c pel
1-2 gal. Exc. for anything can
Barrett, Cleveland,









































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Georgia Products
Wanted >







































100 bu. slip-shuck corn, 35c bu.
cash. E. B. Shepherd, Rhine, R
eg
Genuine Whatleys prolific
seed corn, Ist yr. Field selected,
$1.25 bu. or exc. for pure Petty-
Toole cotton seed and N. .C.
- Runner peanuts. W. E. Hogg,
_ Buena Vista.-. . ;
- Hastings Prolific,
_ spected .and cert. pure by Ga.
Crop Imp. Asn., tested 99 per
cent germination. Selected seed,
nubbed and shelled, $1.50 bu.

- Richard Lewis, Cornelia.
-Nausaw corn, weevil_resistant,

yellow f int, grows tall, 1 - 7 ears

to stalk; Grohoma seed to plant

1 acre for $1. (75 - 100 bu. per

A). All FOB. W..B. Smith, Leb-

anon. |
85-day Cuban Yellow. Flint

seed corn, 75c peck; bunch vel-
vet beans, $1.50 bu; Pop-corn 75c
- peck. J, .L Goodman, Leary.

Jarvis Golden Prolific seed

corn, from Cert. seed, field se-

lected; nubbed: and shelled, 50c
pk. FOB. Arthur H. Myer, Win-

-_terville.

_. Marlboro, Whatleys and Yel-
low field seed corn, carefully se-
lected and cleaned, $1.50 bu. ea.

W. M. White, Roberta.

_ Cuban, Ye low Flint seed corn,
not mix. with white corn, 75c pk.

$2 bu. FOB. Cheaper in larger

lots. Grady Cook, Pitts.



_ COTTON SEED FOR SALE
10 bu. Ruckers, 3rd yr. from
Orig. Kept pure at gin. 30c bu.
FOB. Money order. Clyde M.
' Reeves, Carrollton, R 1. e
Cokers, sound and eephened.

clean, Ist yr. 50c bu; 10 bu. or
more, 40c bu. Ruckers seed, same
price. J. A. Crawford, Calhoun,
oR, 2.

~ Cokers No. 5, recleaned, no
black seed, Wannamaker Cleve-
land, recleaned, 50c bu. FOB.
Exc. some for good syrup at 30c
gal. Ea. Lagi teh Frt. on what he
gets. J. L. Thomas, Madison, R.
Bs
40 bu. Coker's Ped. cotton seed,
_Clevewiit Wilt Resistant, 1. yr.
from breeder, 50c bu. FOB; 35
bu. Dixie Triumph cotton seed
$1 per 100 Ibs. C. es Mills, Car-
negie.

30 bu. Cokers No. 5, 1 1-16 in
staple, 2nd yr. from Orig. 35c bu.
FOB. R. A. Pannsll, Norwood.

500 bu. Petty-Toole and Imp.
Cook, Wilt-Resistant, and guar.
sound and recleaned, 45c hu.
here; 4 M. stalks Napier grass,
$1 gets 200, which makes a good
start. T. O. Whitchard, Blakely.

Haf and Half cotton seed, Ist
yr. from Summerour. 75c per bu.
2nd yr., 50c bu. S. C. teres Dex-
ter, R23
New College No. 1 cotton: seed,

$1.50 per 100 lbs. 1 inch staple.
_ L, A. Holmes, Ranger. :
eure College No. 1 cotton seed,
, -35 bu. EB. N. Hopper, Ranger.
a Half and Half cotton seed, Gin

rolls cleaned ea. year. 50c bu. 5
bu. lots, 45c bu. 10 bu. or more,
40c bu. E. N. Eslinger, Ringgold.
Pure De'ta and Pineland cot-
ton seed, specially selected, 50c
bu. Exc. for field seed or Irish
potatoes. Write what you have
and will do in first letter. Jas. B.
Ellis, Cave Springs.

- Cleve-Wilt cotton seed, 1 1- 16
_ in. staple, 75c bu. Fred Cox, Cal-
houn.

Cotton seed, 50c per bu. or exe.
for anything of equal value. Ben

_ F. Wilcox, Hazlehurst.

Ruckers, No. 2, big boll, 45 cas
cent Jint, 1st yr. seed, 50 bu. E
- B. Black, Carters.

Genuine Cokers No. 5 pene
seed, 40c bu. FOB. Horace Aer
nell, Winston.

_ Coker No. 5, from 1931 Grop:
in 90 lb. bags, $1.50 per bag,






filed in-|

2!) or 15 bu. Cokers No. 5, pure, |

Manleys Short Jointed heavy
fruiter and Sure Crop cotion
seed, 75c bu. Can use some hon-
ey, Ribbon Cane syrup, peanuts
and ham in exch. E. S. Manley,
Carnesville.

HONEY, BEES AND BEE. SUP-
_ PLIES FOR SALE

Pure Ext. honey, No. 2 grade,
2 - 10 lb. postpaid, $1.75; 1 - 10
lb. postpaid, $1; sev. 50 gal. Bbls.
in stock, prices on request. Jno.
A. Crummey, Doctortown.

New oak, 8 frame hives paint-
ed, supers with sections for ea.
hive, foundation comb in frames
and sections, complete, ready for
bees, $1.75 ea. 3 for $5. All FOB.
W. A. Johnson, Alto.

Fresh, Strained honey in 10 Jb.
buckets, $1.10 del; 18 Ibs. yellow
beeswax, 20c lb. del. Good, thick
sorghum syrup in 10 lb. buckets,



55c gal. del. Mrs. A. F. OKelley, |

Maysville, R 2.

Nice, chunk honey, 5e lb. for
20 Ibs. up, plus chgs. for trans-
portation, also for crating. Mon-
ey order with order.
Whiddon, Chula .

- PECANS AND PEANUTS
FOR SALE

White Spanish peanuts, 50c
bu; also pure Cane syrup, $10
bbl. 35 gal. cap. 6 gal. cans, $2.50.
24 gts. $3. Malvin Collins, Whiig-
ham.

Little White Spanish peanut
seed, selected, hand picked, 2c
lb. Exc. 100 lbs. for 100 ibs.
Runners. Ea. pay chgs. Paul
Cromer, Ideal, FR 2.

No. 1 White Spanish, reclean-
ed, $2 per 100 lbs, FOB. Cash

, with order. W. C. Brassell, Gib-

son. .
100: bu. No.1 Runner seed
peanuts, 2c lb. Pineview; also
100 bu. Portorican seed potatoes,
50c bu. S. R. Mitchell, Pineview.
15 bu. imp. White Spanish
peanuts, free from trash and
pops 5c lb. or $1 bu. for lot, FOB
J. W. McMichen, Dallas, R. 7.
Best grade Runner peanuts,

$30 per ton. C. L. Cross, Col-
quitt.
_35 bu. Spanish peanuts, 50c

bu. 50 bu. sound peas, weevil-
free, 50c bu. FOB. Jas. M. Luck
Wrightsville.

Extra fine papershell pecans,
20c Ib. Mrs. J. T. Anderson, Chip-

ey, Ft ol.
Large papershell pecans,
Schleys, 25c lb. Stuarts, 20c lb.

) Ib. lots up, del. Black walnuts,

Jand, R.b, Box 71:

. 25 bu. large Virginia bunch
peanuts, clean, sound and well
filled, 5c Jb. or $25 for lot. J. W.
McMichen, Dallas, R 7. ;

PECAN AND OTHER FRUIT
TREES, ETC., FOR SALE
Gov. Insp pecan trees, Schleys,
Stuarts and Money Makers, 30c
ea. in small lots, 4 - 8 ft., or 20c
ea. in 100 tree lots. All FOB.

Chas. C. Harman, Stovall.

Well roofed red fig bushes,

white scuppernong vines, 20c ea.
Kudzu plants, $5 M. Also white
velvet okra seed, 10c Jb. FOB.
Mrs, Scott Davis, Hogansville.
_ About 40 rooted white scupper-
nongs, 4, 25c; 9, -50c, 65c doz.
The 1st $1.80 gets the 40 if 25c
postage is added. Add 15c on
4, 17 on 9, 20c on doz. No chks.
Will exc. _ Mrs. Leila Titshaw,
Monroe.

Early Harvest, Eldorado, Am-
brosia, Himalaya, - blackberries
and dewberries, 5c ea. 50c doz.
Concord and Lutie grape vines,
10c ea. $1 doz. Rev. L. D. Ro-
lader; Atlanta, R 7.

Goose. plums, 4 trees 33c: Blue
Damson trees, 4 for 60c del. Also
Piedmont seed corn, 55 pk, del.
A. Steinheimer, Woolsey, . Rl.
White or.. Brown. fig sprouts,
Concord grape vines, i0c ea. 3
for 25c. Add postage. Will exc.
ee Hicks, Adel, R 1.





FOB. Ww. Cc. ane eee







_ Repeiets apricot, May pherey,

Mrs. dD.

4c Ib. del. M. F. Norman, Rich- |

Damson blue plums, quince
trees, 4 - 6 ft., 60c doz. del. 2-3
ft. high., 35c doz. Exc. for to-
bacco, W. B. Skinner, Gaines-
ville, R 5.

Gooseberries, Winter huckle-|
berries, 75c doz. $5 C. Chest-|

nut, Chinquapin, hacen $1.00
doz. Sugar pear trees, Damson
plums, l5c ea. . Miss C. L. Tur-
ner, Cleveland, R 4.

Black walnut trees, 6 for 7T5c;
$1.25 doz. Mrs. O. D. Woodruff,
Greenville. :

Large plum trees 5c ea. Rocky-
ford cantaloup seed, 50c lb. Exc,
for seed Irish potatoes or string-
less green pod beans, or what
have you? C. H. Mulkey, Mar-
low.

Budded papershell pecan trees
at depression prices. Schley,
Stuarts, and Money-Maker var
Sanders Harris, Ft. Valley.

May cherry sprouts, 10c each.
Also ratsbane, green, 10c _ \|b.
Mrs. E. P. Rundles, Gainesville,
BT sea
' Quince trees, 20c ea. 6 for $1;
May cherry, 10c ea. 12 for $1.00.

Mrs. L. D. Spriggs, Rockmart,
Ri 2:
Apple tree assortment from

early until late: 1 yr. $1 doz.; 2
yr. $1.50 doz. All del. Will exc.
for Rockdale or Piedmont seed
corn. Write: Tom Webb, Ellijay.

An assortment of \ seedling
peach trees, old fashioned kind,
$1 dozen. F. M. McCullough,
Round Oak. 7

Large number of May cherry
trees, nice size, 3 for 25c, or exc.
for peanuts or anything can. use.
a Cc. W. Owen, Gainesville,

State insp., true to-name Ap-
ple and Peach trees, all lead.
var. 10c to 15c; Concord and
Niagara grape vines, 10c. Exc.

for hog, wheat or corn. W. H.

Alexander, Cleveland.

Chestnut, chinguapin trees, 12
for $1.50; sweet birch spicewood,
Scuppernongs, red raspberry, 40c

| doz. All rooted. 2 yrs. old. Clyde

Eaton, Dahlonega, R 1.



POTATOES FOR SALE

Pure P. R. seed potatoes, 100
bu. State insp. 30c bu. at farm,
5 mies South of Ocilla, W. H.
Weaver, Ocilla.

Pure, yellow skin, P. R. seed
potatoes, 35c bu; white bush
Squash seed, early var., 50 lbs.
white Rice pop corn; shelled, 10c
Ib; Runner peanut seed, 56c bu.
Charley Reiser, Clyo.

400 bu. yellow skin P. R. seed
potatoes, Gov. insp. 50c bu. FOB
my place. L. Aspinwall, Screven.

Gov. insp. P. R. potatoes for
bedding, 50c bu. FOB, also Oce-
ola velvet beans, $1 bu. FOB. W.
E. Nobles, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Genuine, old time buck pota-
toes, 1c lb. FOB. W. H. Blizzard,
Wrightsville, Rt. 3.

500 bu. inspected pure P. R.

ding. House cured. 75c bu. Dis-
count on larger lots. T. P. Woot-
ten, Tignall.

1 M. bu. P. R. potatoes, red
and yellow skin, Gov. insp. 500
bu. seed and 500 bu. eating var.
50c bu. at my place, John Hern-
don, Surrency.

300 bu. yellow skin, 200 purple
skin P. R. seed potatoes, all insp.
by Gov. also 500 bu. eating po-
tatoes, same stock. Make best

| offer. T. H. Gordon, Rochelle,
Rts,
500 bu. yellow P.. R. potatoes,

Gov. Insp., 50c bu. also 500 bu.
good, sound white corn, c'ose
shuck, 50c bu. E..L. Todd, Val-
dosta, Rt. 1. |

250 bu. P. R. yam potatoes for
quick sale, 50c bu. W. L. Moye,
Soperton. ;

Pure, yellow skin P. R. seed
potatoes, Gov. insp. Ic lb. Hun-~-
dred bu. lots, 75c per 160 Ibs. G.
A.. Dasher, Valdosta, Rt. a
Portorican potatoes, sprouted



fine for Pesce, 350 bu; early

potatoes for either eating or bed- :

white squash seed, s0c lb; N. C.
Runner peanuts, 2c lb; white
rice pop corn seed, shelled, 10c

Ib. Exc. for young hens. B. B.
Morgan, Clyo.
P. R. potatoes, 50c bu. aso

sound, mix. peas, 50c bu. P, R.
Fry, Pomona. -

. 400 bu. vine grown, Gov. insp.
yellow skin P. R. seed potatoes,
50c bu. at my farm. L. Aspinwall,
Screven.

50 bu. P. R. eating potatoes,
35c bu; 30 or 40 pink or beet
seed potatoes, 60c bu. All FOB.
W. J. Mannings, Funston.

150 bu. P. R. potatoes, 50c bu.
J. A. O. Keene, Abbeville.

P.. R. potatoes, 35c bu. small
lots; 30c bu. large lots. FOB; 300
bu. Runner peanuts, 2c Ib. or
1 3-4c large lots, FOB. L. W.
Conner, Abbeville.

75 bu. eating and seed P. R.
potatoes, priced right, 5 miles
East Unadilla. J. A. Clarke, Una-
dilla, Rt. 3.

: SYRUP FOR SALE

A No. 1 Ga. Sugar cane syru
in No. 10 cans; Red Hull Speck-
eled peas, also cow peas, and
sugar cane for plant, 30-40 in.
for sale or trade. M. R. Lock-
hart, Louisvil'e, Rt. 3, Box 91.

Best grade So. Ga. syrup, full
size beer bottle, 12 to Cs. $1.50
'Cs. Cash with order. Sample for
6c stamp: W.L., Ho. YF. Dasher,
Lake Park, Rt. 1.

Pure Ga. Cane syrup in gal.

cans. John A. Dasher, Valdosta;
Rt. 4, Box 100.
. Sugar cane syrup in new 35
gal. Bbls., $8.50; Cs. 6 gals. $2.25;
12 halves, $2.50; 3 A. fine cab-
bage, cheap at field, 6 mi. E.
Quitman, J. E. Patrick, Quitman,
Rt. 1.

Ga. Ribbon Cane syrup, 6 gal.
$3; also Brook county hams, 14c
in 100 lb. lots; 16c lb. small lots.
Guar. Money order only. No exc.



Cleon Hutchinson, Quitman, Rt.

One.

1932 crop Ga. Cane syrup in
new 35 gal. Cypress Bbls. $10
Bol. FOB. R. L. Baxter, Ludo-
wici. ae

Fey. A-1 pure Ga. Cane syrup
36 gal. new cypress bbls. $9.50
FOB. Cash with order. J. C.
Waldron, Cairo.

VEGETABLES FOR SALE

An acre of nicely headed cab-
bage, not damaged by freeze.
Would like to get in touch with
truckers. B. J. Stallings, Odum.

Small truck load med. size,
White Globe turnip tops, green
and tender. At patch or will
ship. B..O. Fussell, Brunswick.

3 A. headed cabbage for trucks
about 1 1-2 to 2 lbs. heads. Write
fer prices, or what you will of-
fer. O. L. Hires, Odum.





Georgia Products

Wanted

BEANS AND PEAS. WANTED
Want a few bu. Red or Clay
peas to sow. State what you have
and best price. J. A. Dockery,
Dahlonega.

Am in market for 10 bu. hay
peas. Will pay cash. State what
you have and price. L. S. Mar-
lin, Doerun.

Want white crowder peas at
2 1-2 Ib. a'so corn at 35c bu.
del. Fairburn. J. C. Netherland,
Fairburn, Rt. 3.

Want to buy seed bunch velvet
beans, raised in 1931. J. H. Poole
Tifton, Rt. 2.

Want some sound peas, 1932
crop, any kind of stock peas:
Quote best cash price, del. to my
home, 4 miles South of Buford.
Mrs.:J. A. Puckett, Buford, Rt.
One. ;
Want Red Speckled Crowders,
Brown and White Sugar Cfow-
ders, Black-eye and Brown-eye,
Mix. peas, Whippiirwills, New





| Bras, Clays, etc. Send sample

and name price. Ri N, wthridg
Jackson,

Exc. papershell pecans for Hee
or velvet beans. A. H. Hucka
Griffin, 104 1-2 S. Hill St. -

Want. 30 Ibs. sugar crowde:
peas, sound, recleaned, free o
weevils, Quote prepaid price; ca
also use small lots Rape, Turni
collard, okra seed, etc. E.
Ward, Butler.

Exc. Half Runner bean seed
for Rice peas: cup for cup. Ea.
pay postage; also cornfield bea
seed, 15c cupful. Mrs. C. M. J
dan, Jefferson, R 1.

























































HONEY BEES AND BEE SUP.
LIES WANTED

Want Bees in Pat. hives, also
want honey in bbl. lots. G
price in first letter. H. G. H
ter, Atlanta, 468 Greenwood Av
NE.

PECANS AND PEANUTS
WANTED

Exc. 5 bu. selected cotton se
for Runner peanut seed, or V
sell for cash, 50c bu. A. A. Jo nS
Hickox.

Want Long Arm peanuts to he
del. at once. Exc. pcitatoes
Early Triumph: potato plants, te
be del. in April and May. Mak
an offer. J. E. Peacock, Baxl
R32) 4
Want N. C. Runner peanuts
Ben F. Wilcox, Hazlehurst.
_ Exc. 6 or 8 bu. Wannamake
Wilt Resistant cotton seed for
same amount N. C. seed peanuts.
G. A. Thompson,
90-day speckled
beans for 2 bu. Runner peanuts.
Want 25 bu. peanuts. Odis Du
gan, Chester.

Exc. Watson melon seed, hand
saved from 38-30 lb. melons f
seed peanuts. Write: T. J. Du-
pree, Claxton.

Ibs. Upla



Exc. about 200
seed rice for No. 1 N. C. se
ground peas. Runners. Lb, f
lb. S. L. Johnson, McRae, R

Exc, Texas seeded cane. syru
and other value for Runner pea-
nuts, or will sell oe at 40

per Nol 10 can. W. E. Paulk,
Rebecca. 2

Want all var. pecans, any
amount. Neon Buchanan, _Am-
ericus. :



PECAN AND OTHER FRUI

TREES, ETC., WANTED
Want to buy sev. dozen pec
trees if price is right. Quote.
W. Ragsdale, Dallas. :



CORN AND SEED CORN
WANTED ;
Want 100 bu. good, sound
bread corn. Will pay 42 1-2c b
del. Ellijay. Write first.
T. Wright, Ellijay, R 4.
Want 50 bu. corn in ear, $
price del. Must be reasonable.
A. T. Glore, Austell, R 1: Ly
Want 30 bu. corn and 1 to
peanut hay. State what you
have and best price, del.
place, 2. mi. from Mora. J.
Deane, Kirkland, R 1.
Want 50 bu. corn. Prefer ye
low. State lowest price del.
my barn. F. R. Nalls, Demores'

Plants For Sale

Cayana seed cane, 4 to 6
long, also cabbage plants, bet
muda onion and P. R. potato
plants, for sale or exc. for valu
What have you to offer. W. V
Wi liams, Quitman.

Tobacco Wanted









Want samples and price
smoking and chewing toba
quantity. Sewilia Ma
Franklin, R 5.

Want chewing tobacco.
sample and best ae .



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