Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1934 March 29

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PUBLISHED 1 BY THE BUREAU OF M ARKETS_J. Ee GREER, DIRECTOR _
STATE CAPITOL 2 ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, MARCH ao, eae







Poultry F F or Sale





Oat. and ||| ce eA ee UN ia & > IH} 30 pure strain B. Rocks, 9
price del. ee X m | ee fe on 2) Pea ar |p old, 30 each. Mrs. E. x Smith,
, Atlanta, : baa. 2) a Ye Ee es : Cochran, R 5
iP AQ hens, 2) oyts <-oldz

: tt * et Ba apy: | gi a Parks strain stock direct wit
ee ect ee ao |} | Reg. Permit. $8.50 for lot FOB
pGolvatd, Bowman, Box i28. hatching eae eC Ae, ee ;
yard; Mrs John A Watson, Gr
}}mont.. :
Y le th th E 10 B. R. March haten 3
X= |now. laying, 1 yr. old, fe
case n opiaaiien has c come to me recent y, t at the | pooster 88 Tor 1ot 3. Me Gee doe

oo Osborne stra. Austra-||| tra Early types of Soy Beans, both round and flat seed- _ {| Toomsoro

rp hens and roosters, $1 each; |i} 10 pure bred B R. hens, 1933.
he oe Oe ed, such as are commonly grown in Indiana, Illinois ch wie a

aad other states in the North are being offered to deal- __|{|1 rooster tree with each 10 hens
Mrs. Luther Aderhold, Lavonia.
ers in the South during this extreme shortage of O-Too- ||" tins BR hens now layin

: . for sale or exc. for 2 thrifty pi
Tan, Laredo and other essentially Southern types of ||" se o exe. for tag

Soy Beans. The seed of several of these wholly un- {| fetZed Ea, pay exp. ches Mrs.
L, Spearman, Temple, R 1.

adapted varieties of Soy Beans are identical in appear- ||| correction: Cockerels, AAA

s Barred Rocks, Booth strain,
mos. old, 35 ea. or $3 for lot; ||| amce with O-Too-Tan and Laredo and there is wide- mes. old, wl, Sie Ibs, average

on: same strain, 50 per 15, del | f} - ll| Dark color, $1.50 ea. Mrs, J. W
W. R. Chastoon, Locust |f open opportunity for fraud in) substitution. of these a oO ee

Northern grown sorts for O-Too-Tan-and Laredo, the a: WY Ph Rock hens = roostel
; mixe an am. ens, now est strains, fine stoc 3.5
ng, and 2 roosters, 35 ea. or {| . SUpply of which is exceedingly short throughout the < ls secs oma
. for Pheasant hens. Fay T. S outh. : Thompson B R. young
fenport, Acworth. : : eee 2 ae ters, Fine, large birds; a A









trio of B. R, Red bants, 3 yr. | 1] : : 3g
n good cond. $3 for lot. No|j| . Since the demand fos legumes will ie very great ea. FOB here. Mrs, A, J, Colli

j D t
fxs J. D Bruce, Commeree, for planting on the land taken. out of cotton and to- as

Raritan hens, 1932 and
Fak thc ca. alco wuirs net bacco, it behooves all farmers to be on their guard as to

in Homer ee 5) oe where the seed are grown. When Southern legumes

ransau anta, . : : : = i : Rane eee ;

irica St, N. E. Hemlock||| | Were scarce a few years ago, many farmers bought the _3 thoroughbred Dark I
SEN Cornish cockerels, April

Northern legumes and made. a total failure in pro- -|||natch. Guar. pure, 75
D AND OTHER BOCKS d ti some hens, same breed and
e Plymouth Rock roosters, | }| uction. || |#xe. 1 cockerel for 8 Ibs. ni

14 Buff Orp. hens, $8.50 G. Cc. ADAMS, oe Le | dried peaches, del. Mrs,

sptha Pullin, McDonough. es 1 a. Soperton, R 3. ce
24 hens and 2 roosters, 1 and ent YeICT ark Cornish Indian beds
r. old stock, Barred Rocks. For | : : Commissioner of Agricul ture. Sor yee pullets, 5 cocks, $40
ulars, write or se: Mrs. R. | = a ee + e. gon gs, 75e per 15; fo:

ar, Dixi Le 50, $4 CO. C. O. ao Svnetes

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MARKET REPORT

OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS



INDEX
Prevailing Wholesale Prices March 26, 1934. Always Subject to Variation.

near $ . Wholesal 1 BOC doz. : eee
corgia Produced, by Hennery, selected fresh eggs: Retail, 25e doz, e. Sain at Hay Wanted Lo

: Atlanta Augusta - Columbus Macon Rome Savannah Valdosta. : Poultry For Sale
s, s, Extra, melocted Whites, doz. ae $, ee eB oS $. ts $ : EA ae : 14 45 [> Poultry. Wanted

gs, Standard, COZ SE acne oo: : A ee ah 2 we ws

Georgia trade, COZ, ..---rersonnecn 14 - 2 a a a cs 1472 | Baby Chicks Wanted . | eS
Pvard TUN; 004... cc a3 iD eaciegenehaens eS oes : po mw a : Eggs For Sale : Rate
Fons, Heavy-Breed, Wp. annonce meecere : : : <e : 10 Eggs Wanted
Be Der ne 0 zs re er Live Stock For Sale -
0 . (Vo Live Stock Wanted
Positions Wanted
Farm Help Wanted
Plants For Sale
ons, geese i oo SN ee as ae - Plants Wanted
a Si OTD Seccciacisncesese aU. rr . eel : a of
Fi ing Batior, best te OU. Ve ete BOK Cetear : : a souls os oe ae ree fom Wee
ied Peas, not mixed, bu. . . 79. L. . 00. wee eed Wanted ...... corerbeesesneennaneesnreenante
Ke Sate (80 Ibs. to bu.) bu. 8 69 . al . : Miscellaneous For Sale ...
Ai Miscellaneous. Wanted

~ Sweet. "Potatoes, Dor L0G dbs, < 455 1.00 00 une a Products wer wate a :
abba 100-Jbs,), .......-- ed ; os 4, : eres @ oe
2 ane. ee ea 100 Bs) 1.00 2.00 A : } oe Georgia Products Wanted ......... eo &

14.00 She
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kerel, $3. for lot, nae |

ge Red peanuts, - 2-4:

ay bu. not. prepaid. a.

of the short, blocky.
20ut 6 Ibs. $1, or sell
C kerel with ee for



y as =
ig mated and |
ee 50 pr; TOUne qe



a hk
s. A. Ginn Grays and Ss.
Lee Eggs, $1. 50 per. 45

s : pit stock, 4 crime :

and 2 Allen}
oe 1933 hatch. All on
: Spiers walks, =

1 time winner,
: = well packed, $2 per'|
Roy Logan, Ellijay.

2 Warherse Me SEBBmSY



ady for service, 2 J.
mixed. with White

E ed, $1 ea; 1% bu. peach
yrs. old, for sale. Mrs. H.



Ss rE seid
AW Leghorns, renered
elect 1 cock and 6
Sell or exe. for pure bred
bi ntams, Pheasants, or
avid. pep OES, | ee

Ov Box 84,
large type WwW. 5 cones
mos. old, Hollywood. str.
ith University of British
oe | ese ee

=$i. Pea:
: Tensidcon. Register.

hens and 2 roosters, good

stock, mixed Brown Leg-|
| 1 drake $4; new duck and goose | -
feathers, 75c Ib; Cream Crowd- |

d. Barred. Rocks, $15. at
house Hens now laying Write.
t b fore coming after them.
A Marspall,. Barnesville, R

rris 00. ego. strain Ww. i
or Ze winning stock, Finest
S, pure bred. Eggs, $1.00

5, Carton to be ret. Mrs. W.|

L amus, Covington, R ee

LANEOUS CHICKENS -
0 heavy breed hens, 12c Ib.
Mrs. M. D. Portner, Bar-





Se ORPINGTONS :
Buff Orp. roosters, 2. years
id, $1 ea. $1.75: for both; 100)
= pure bred eSB -a- day

M. S. Nichols, Ocilla,

sie

| 1933 pullets,.

= Jackson, Warwick
1933 Fateh :

Et

i Americus.

pre Ice

-bert. R ze =





: Mated pens, low prices. Morgan Ss

stay Buff. Ss Ed. ee



" PEAFOWLS- FOR SALE
pen towis: male, ee
| $18: pair, $35. FOB.

Hee Me
eee Baxley. |

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PHEASANTS FOR SALE
Ringneck Pheasants, $3 per pr.
WwW. M. Van Cise, Albany.

3 Chinese Ringneck Pheasant
hens, 2 yrs. old, $2 ea. or the 3|
for $5;- not prepaid. Mrs. AY Se
- | Bryer Shiloh, gE 1. Ep ae

sci

PIGEONS

12 pr Sanne colgted. hued.
: aaron barnyard pigeons, $2. 50:

or exc. for DauOys, oO G. Murrah
Jr., Richland.

20 mixed peecne all iee 25c

per pr FOB. Ben Fowler, Warm :
% *| Springs.

* 30 common pigeons, Oe ea.
crated, shipped anywhere with

| instructions how to breed. Will}

exch. Clifford Pollard, AueaRt
j416 and'st.

QUAIL FOR ae



a. on roosters for sale, reas- :
Onably, or exc.: for ae hens. (Lois.

eee Waynesboro. ee

Se R. ES (REDS | Baie

50. Rei; Red March. tnd April
Donaldson strain,
now laying, $1 ea. Mrs. Elton
Snider, Louisville.

_8 hens and rooster, ae R. :
= Reds, good layers, $8 FOB. No
| chks. Mrs. Isaac MeVey,. Blue
|| Ridge.

els, also pure-bred R. I: Reds and
NN. H. Reds for. sale. Bap ba P

10 fine, youns Donaldson. Red
hens, laying, $1 ea... Mrs, R. a,
Hale, Conyers. i

6 April hatch hike bred Dark |.

Red pullets and 4 first of Sep-

tember pullets, good laying. str]
}and 1 fine cockerel, $10. Money,
| order. No checks.
: Kimbrel, Baxley, oe

Mrs. oe



~ BLACK SPANISH.
5. White Face Black Spanish

pullets, 9 mas. old, $1 ea. plus }
| @Xpress | charges, or $6 for lot.,

del, Mrs. E,. iL Russell, , Marietta,

I

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

1 Dark Grey gobbler, 1933.
hatch, $2.50 FOB. Mrs> Clayton

Douglas, Alma,
M B. tom, wt. approximately

| 20 lbs. at Be lb. for: cash, not.)

prepaid. Mrs. Jesse J. Brinson,
Whigham? Pests
3 White Indian runner ick

er peas, 8c lb; White Rice peas,
10c. Ib. Add postage. Eee AS:
| Moore Canton. R, 3. ~

Trio Bronze turkeys, 2 haus
and tom, 1933 hatch, $7 FOB

Express office Mrs... ECs, Je hige:

on Talbottom.

~ 6 pure bred Bourbon Red
hens, now ey to lay, $2.50
ea: Mrs. Res Ls Greene, Cuth-

I very fine wi tom, 1933
hatch, $3.75 cash, or exch. for

| good. turkey hen and difference.
between hen and tom. Mrs, W.

B. Kuslar Bowdon, R 2...
12- full feathered young

- | geese, cheap for eash, or friers, |

or heavy breed hens: also some

nice beeswax. Make best price. .

,vEps. Dy V; Miller Screven, R
1. Box -35:

Bourbon Red poults and
eges from flock of 100 high
-| quality breeders, selected for

| type and: production and quick |
aturity, nS. W. N. Lott,

Gueks and Ss.

female,

| all laying, 1 rooster for.

| rooster, 1 yr. old,

| ege

postage one way. Mrs.

13 White. Pekin ducks, day-
ing) 5 drakes, $1 each; white
feed sacks, 10c ea; new duck
feathers, $1.25 per * lb.
clean chicken feathers, 50c Ib.
Mrs. O; E.* ead eS Anmijenee.
R 3. -Box 55.

Fes

= WYANDOTTES _
5 pure bred S. Le Wyandotte



~

Zz

| pullets and cockerel, April hatch

| Rose Combs, true to color, $3.50
for lot. Money. order. _preferred.
Mrs. AL J. ess Dallas, R iL; BOK
28.

10 fine S L Wyandotte hens
Sale.
Make best offer; also 1 fine S.

H. Farrah, Jenkinsbure.

14 pullets and rooster, 8) are
Wyandoottes, $13; Eggs, | same
strain, 75c per setting, del. Mrs.
Edgar Ray, Ellijay, R 3.

1 pure bred R. C. Silver Lace
$1; Eggs, 75
per setting. Crates ret. Mrs. W.
E. Kirk, Rockmart, R 35 Box 146:

Poultry: Wanted _





BANTAMS-
Want 25 young bantam hens
me 2 young turkey hens and

-|tom. within 25 miles Atlanta.

/ Quote best price, Lloyd eee

# SPs Re 2



REGHOENS
Want 100 pure pred Bead:
bullets, SA to 8 wks. old, also

| 5 B. L. cockerels. Must be pure

bred. Quote lowest. price. Mrs.
Homer J. Teague Cartersville.

- 4 New. Hampshire 3 Red cocker- pee

Want 100 to 500 W. L. from

Beers, Newnan.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS
_ Exch. 4 prs. White Kings, 3
| PYs. Carneaux and 4 prs. com-
mon pigeons for laying hens,
White Leghorns or Barred
Rocks, 8 to 12 mos. old. G. W.
Darden, Athens. | aug Erince
SAVES ee 2

Baby Chicks For 7

Custom Hatching, 2c an egg
in lots of 1 tray, 180 eggs or less
2 1-4 an ege for 2 or more trays
-|12 yrs. exp. New. aupeent,
Code, . No. 5361. Mrs. Paul







|Vansant, Douglasville ae
W. li. day old chicks from our |

kept and culled for production
size and vitality. Parent
rstoek Tested for B, W. D., $6.95
per 100, prepaid. 2 Iatches Per.
week. Permit No. A118.

Baby Chicks Wanted |

Want 200 baby chicks to
raise on shares, large breed.
Write: Mrs. Ta, Dunn, Ellijay.
R33

Want 100 pale chicks to
raise on. halves to 8 wks. old,
any large breed. I furnish feed





: and pay chgs. 1 way. Mrs. R.

W. Hatfield, Empire. R 2.

Want baby Chicks, 2 wks.
old, in. gee quantities, or breeds.
Mrs. J. A. ee aes Augusta. |
RFD. 3. es

Want: 100 a. Barred Rocks
and R. TI. Reds. to raise on
| halves to 8 wks. old. Will pay
Ella
Fiveash, Donaldsonville..

Want 200 baby chicks Hea
tested, heavy breeds to raise
on halves to 8 wks old. Prefer
S. L..Wyandottes, or Buff Min-
orcas; also White Indian Run-
ner ducklings in May and June.
Ref. given. Mis. Florence Sturm
Statesboro. R 2. -

Want pure strain Thompson
strainbiddies. Dont answer if
not. See pure. bred. Mrs.



new |.

Ts Wyandotte rooster, $1. Mrs. Cc}

good stock on easy terms, or|
| to raise on shares. Lewis E.

| eggs -ach week, $3.75;



old: ye
large stock. Ben P. Weaver,
Dalton. R 1. Box 43,

Want 100 ea., B. R. and R.
I. Reds to raise. on halves to
8 wks. old I furnish feed and

| pay heturn chgs. Mrs. Ji ames |
: W.

Cason, Vienna. R 4.
Want 100 Thompson | strain

B. R. to raise on halves. to 8}

wks. old. Mrs, Sarah Phillip,
Vidalia. R225

Want 100 chicks ie raise on
halves to-8 wks. old. Buff Orp.

| preferred. I furnish feed. Will
take any. breed. Mrs.

ee Be
Ceres Butlr. e oe eS a



_ Eggs Fe or. Sale es



Pure: brea M. B. _turkey * eaee
$2 doz. del. Mrs. Mattie Pres-
ton, Buena Vista, R ae

~Larg size Bronze turkey eges

ibe ea. prepaid; 1 young Bronze}

tom, wt, 25 or 30. lbs. at 15c
Ib. Mrs. R. SEE, _ Stephenson,

Laravetie.

Roundhead Bathe eros from

| best. strains, 75c. ship COD. Exc}
| for:
3 white Minorca eggs. Sat. aa
R. H. Cavin, Menlo. a

ped. rabbits, Brahma. or

Western prize stock yoni
| turkeys. Highly dev. in size and |
| vigor.
extra early layers. |
March eggs, $3 50April,. $3 per

doz. FOB farm. P. #H. Davis, pa

Empire, Ro:

White - Face Black Spanish
eggs, $1.25 per 15, ddl; R. C. S.
L. Wyandotte eggs, $1 per - a5

del. Guar. true to name and safe |

del. Mrs. R. M. Cook, eae
Rak

Pure pred B. R. eges, 750. per
setting, or -exe for- seed peanuts

lor butterbeans. Mrs. Roxie Rob-

inson, Bowdon, R 4. |
Mixed turkey eggs, $1. 50. per
15.. Money order only: Mrs.
M. Foy, Butler.
Pure bred Bronze turkey eggs,
$4 per 15. Mrs. TT). W. MecAllis-
ter, Buena Vista. ae

Ferris. str. Wee Ge

eees for

_}hatching. Mrs. Li. M. Faircloth,

Cordele.
M. B. turkey eggs, now fence:

|$2 doz. postpaid. Cash with or. |

der. Mrs. Millard Se Bow-.
don, R 3. -

Pure bred Dark. Cornish eggs,
(hens wt. 5-7 Ibs., cocks, . 9-1t
{lbs.) $1 per 15. Mrs. Fred John-
son, Dawson, R 6.5

Carefully selected ee
eggs from extra high producers
Parks Barred Rocks, 65c per 15;
$1. per 30. Dek Crates to be
ret. Mrs, J. S. res Rock-
| ingham, R, re

Selected B. R. eves flock head- |

;ed by Mrs. Kaets cockerels, eggs |
|50 per 17. Incubator lots cheap-

er. No chks. Mrs. Eli W. Carter,
Baxley, R 1, s

Ringneck pheasant eggs, 10c

ea; Mongolian, 15c; Mutant and.

Blackneck, 20c; Golden, 250;
Amhearst 30c. Exe: some for
white guinea hens, wild Mallard
ducks or Bantams, J. L. Berry, |
Norcross. 2

Eggs from ne bone M. B, 2
yr. old turkeys, $2.50 doz. Or-
ders for 50 and 100 lot cheaper:
dark R. I. Red and Guinea eggs,
3: ea. Mrs. Gr ty Dorsey, Cler-
mont, Ht

Buff Rock eges, pure Nuggett
strain, 75c per 15; $1.40 for 30;

1 $2. for 50. April del. Buff Rock

cocks, $1.50 ea. Mrs. G. L. Trim-
ble, Adairsville)

Pure bred White Rock - eggs
from selected hens $1 per. 15 post
paid. Mrs. R. J. Bruce Toccoa,
Rag. 3

Pure bred ones Buff Orp.
eggs ,75c per 15, prepaid and
insured. J. H. Loyd, Milan, R.
3. : ES :
case pure Parks B. Rock
i. case

Reds or any

Broad. breasted, aioe)
legged type;



Rt. Pa:

Pure bred Atlstralomp
setting, $1 per 15. N,
Mershon, R 1. ay
Thompson Ringlet eee
75c per 15, $1.25 for 30,
45: $2. for 60. Del. crate
From prize stock. Mr
| Steadam, Bainbridge, R
Very carefully. select

ing eggs from pure:

good laying. hens," '6
Mrs. Randall Rauler
ingham. PE

large Griers

land, Doirsias.
Donaldsons RR.

direct, eggs, 80c Bet 1

dried peaches,

crop, 15c Tb. del.

Craft, Lavonia.
esas 15 ot

AAA Ss. 'C. vince ai
a-day Black Minorca h
eges, 75 per 15. Carton
C. Add postage.. Money

pure bred R. I. ee 15e p
a, -D. 2 aes _ Warth

ne one notes AA!
W. Leghorns (hens are
milk fed and free ra oO
wheat; eggs hatching 9
cent). $1 per: oe del.
| Nalls, Demorest. -

Pure oe Wy
eggs, 75c per 15. Gladys
by, Culberson, N. C.,
gee? of Ga.

G. Ww. Price, Atlanta, "16
ory Road. nes &
Pure Cornish Indi

Money. order.
Adel. :
Pure bred S. L.

mated with Booth's

males, $1, per 15.

OW. Ti. eggs from. s ue E
headed by Ferris Be

|2 yr. old cocks, $2. 50 pi

Wyandottes, special

per 15,$1:75 per 30. :

McLendon, Sasser, R
Donaldson S. ee

=15; Mrs? N, B Joll

| Station. =.

Buff Orp, ees, 3
ting of 15; for smal
lots, 35c doz; larger lo
All: REISER turned a

{Be ea. q for $i. Herm

| Cartersville, R: 1.

Pure Donaldson eggs
Dark Reds, selected, BI:
$2-for 30,-del;, Want far

ae eS a

M illedgeville,
LS St. ;

















a | Eggs | For sale = ae

_ Hatching eggs from
stock fine Thompson strain, 60c
per 15, prepaid, $3 C; like to
contract to furnish eggs by the
100 or 150 lot weekly. Mrs. G.
ee Clifton, Millen:

- Pure pred Buff Orp. eggs, se-

postpaid. Mrs. Ethel. / Gladden,
Tallapoosa, R 2, Box 60:

_ Thoroughbred Buff Orp. eges,
60c per setting, FOB. Mrs. O. B.
Bish, Adairsville.

White Minorca AAA Booth str.
White Rocks, fancy stock, heavy
layers. eerie matings, $1-per
15, del. A. Stahl, Moultrie.

- White. on eggs for setting
from fine healthy birds, 60c per
15, not del. Mrs. B. F. Harri-
on, Bolingbroke,

Eges from big English Bar-
yon strain S. C. W. L. from 2 and
3 yr. old hens, culled for size and
production, $2 per C. FOB. Mrs.
i. S. Andrews, Ochlochnee.
svwure White Holland -turkey
eggs from prize winning stock,
$3 per doz. del. T. W: Dalton,
Alto.

Selected hatching eggs from
Barred Rocks, $3 C. 50 per 15,



ety








- Pure, bred Giant strain Light
Brahma eggs, $1 per 15. Mrs. W.
T. Pail, hexineton, Ry <1. &
-Pure bred White Cornish eggs,
$1 per-15; $1.50, 30; $4 GC. :del.
Guar. safe. arrival.. Paul E. Law,
: A ALoty: Os
_ J. B. Giant eggs, '65c per: 15:
White Giant, $1 per 15, del.



ton ret. Mrs. J. E. Passe, Mad-
ison: R. 2: Box 39. on

_M. B: turkey eggs, now. road:
$2. 50 per doz. P. P. Cash with
order. Mrs. Murray Welch;
Buena Vista..R 6.. :

Bronze turkey eggs, $2.50 per

2; del. Bird Bros.. strain. Now
Teady. A. S. Cauthern, Talla-
poosa. R 2.
Pure Dark Cornish eges, $1
per 15. Mrs. Harvey H. Foster,
McDonough. R 5. Box 113,

B. G. eggs for sale or, exeh.
for Pit Game or Cornish eggs,
or sweet potato plants, or po-

atoes to bed. E. .

Moo R: to

Pure bred; Walters strain
Jersey White Giant hatching
ges, $1 per 15, prepaid; also

reeding. roosters and hens,
$1.50 a.:4J. R. Voyles, Morrow.

- Cornish, Barred Rock, White
1, Bantam and Indian. Runner

ck eggs, 50c per 15. Exch.



or potato plants, dried fruit, 4

seed peas and beans or any-
thing can use. Mrs Nellie Puck-
bh



Cordele.
Z Pure bred Buff Rock eegs,
60c per 15. Fine layers. Mrs.
E F, Youngblood, Rome. R 1,

Pure, bred S. C..R. I. Red)
dark red) hatchine eggs, 75c.)+

per 16 selected eggs, postpaid:
Exch. 1 set, for Stone Mtn. or
other good melon, and canta-
Toup seed. Write first. Mrs. Will
Trimble, Adairsville,

J. B. Giant eggs from pure
red hens, Royal Purple strain,
$1 per 15, del. Cartons ret. W.
; Richardson Elberton. R3..
Correction: Bronze. turkey



eeks, Harlem.

Pure bred M. B. turkey eges,
ird Bros., pure bred, from
ens. mated to very fine un-
related tom, now ready. $3 doz,
Cash with order. Box: to be ret.
Mrs. Fuller Sturdivant, . Chip-
ey. ee

Eggs Wanted

Exch. eggs ee ied. ducks
r eggs. from. big bone Brah-





rs. J. B. Mulinix, Rome. R 3.
Want 1 setting of 15 Light
5s eggs. phate. best Drege



"dalled

jected for hatching, 85c.per 15,

Mrs. A. . Spence, Blake-:
f z -\ Horned Sire, $8.50. or exch. C. M.

White butter- peas, 25 lb.. Car-.

Ey . Furner, |



Eggs Wanted

wan Ge pure ee aR
Giant eggs for hatching. Will
accept in lots of 50 o more.
Write lowest cash price. J. B.
Edson, Screven.

Exch. setting pure J.
Giant eggs for same number
of duck eggs. Ea. pre-pay post-
age. B. K: Hodges, Jackson.

Live Stock For Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE-

4 yr. old: cow, 2nd calf. $15.00.
Mrs. Griffin, College Park, 133
Hampton St.

Several pure bred eS cows,
fresh in and several Jersey and
Guernsey heifers,
Heifers just right pasture, weight
to 300. A. J. Payne, Reynolds.

2 fresh cows, extra fine Jerseys





ist and 2nd calf; 1 butt-headed

Jersey male, 2 yrs. old, from 5
gal. cow. Mrs. J. W. Blazer, At-
lanta, 951 Boulder Crest Drive.

Black Eng, milch cow, 6 yrs.
old, fresh in May Ist. $25 cash.
Apply. Mrs. Helen Hall, Atlanta,
638 Formwalt St. S. W. 3

6 wks. old male calf. from,
Lemon col Jersey cow and Short

Duffey,
Farm.
1 yoke of steers, 3 yrs: old, wt.
14 or 1500 lbs. broke to wagon and
plow. Sell or trade for good
horse or mule;. also 1. good 1
horse wagon to. sell or trade for
mule or steer.. 2 miles. South
Woolsey, Sam Gassoway, vial
teville, R 3.

Carrollton, Mt. Oak



y HOGS FOR SALE

2 yr. old Duroc brood sow, Dix-
ie Super Queen, No. 748304, wt.
250 ibs. brought 11 pigs. Jan.
30th. Sell or trade for young
milch cow; also 1 cow most. dry,
exc. for 1 giving milk, Le R.
Sheridan, Jefferson, Ri 4. . ;

Duroc=Jersey pigs, - 4 mos. old,
wt. about 60 Ibs. ca; Ree. in buy-
ers name, $6.50- ea; Light: Brah-

{ma and White Wyandotte. roost-

ers, $1.25 ea. h. M. Kennedy,
Collins. ;



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE.

I good Red mare mule, wt. be-
tween 850 and 900 ibs. 7 yrs. old,
$100: Js D Hansard, College Park
RE:

1 =pair nice mules, wt. about
1200 lbs. e@:. for, sale. W. J: Loyd,
Atlanta, 548 Simpson St.



RABBITS FOR SALE

'N. Z. White does, reg. stock;
fine breeders, %5c at door. Mrs.
R. Wiggins, 510 West Mercer
Ave., College Park, Phone Cal,
2633.

3 White pale rabbits, 1 Gray
female, $2.50 for: the 4, FOB:
Mrs. R.-S. Cook, Hogansville.

1 pair mated Chinchilla. rab-

bits, ~ $2.00. Mrs. Noel Payhe,.
Canton, R 3. : :

Heavy wt. Chinchillas from
Stahls Gold: Cerf. Reg: . stock:

Sell or exc. for R. I: Red hens,
baby chicks or White King pig-
eons Mrs. EH. C. Fowler, -Athens,
Chase St

SHEEP AND GOATS/FOR SALE

Goats ferssale. for, cash, or exc
for cows and hogs: Mrs. Lena
Flowers, Sylvester, R 4, Box 45.
_ About 22 g6ats, about.-244 mo.
old, and about half. Bills. and
half Nannies: Fine shape. .60c
per, head at barn,
land. Write or see. James Sum-
ner, Sparks; Box 42...
1 milk goat, fresh\ in. Mareh
21st. Half Nubian and half Tog-
genbure, 3 yrs. old; 1 fresh~in,
2. yrs. old. Both doe Kids; 1 to
freshen soon; 1 yr: old; 4. full
blood Eissex pigs, $2.50 ea. A. N,
Adams, Elberton, R 2. .

At Stud: 900 Ib. Tenn Jack. Fee.
$b. 00; 2. mules for sale.: $75 ea,



Be

reasonable,

near Juake- |

| Live Stock For Sale

4 sido 1 horse for aie Durden,

Walnut Grove.

for 2-6 wks. old pigs. Lon Strick-
land, Austell, R 2, (Near Howek
Cemetery). -

1 high grade Hampshire ram,
$10 crated, FOB. 3 yrs. old, wt.
about 140 Ibs. H. A. Petty, Daw-
son =~

at yvery gentle, mixed milk
type goats, nearly all nannies for
$1.25 ea. Exe. for pork. hogs, corn

er, Thomasville, R 4,
Live Stock Wanted

_, CATTLE WANTED
Want cattle to pasture, first
of April. Big, fine pasure 8
miles west of Hawkinsville. All
kinds of grass. W. B: Beas,
Hawkinsville. jae

Exch. 1. Brown Jersey cow,
fresh in, 4 gal. very rich milk
day, gentle and easy to milk,
for 6 nice milk type calves:. 3
each males and females. Mrs.
J. I. Abbott, Alma:

Exch. 1/cow giving 1 and 1-2
gal. for cow-giving 3-gal. and
pay $10 difference, or exch. 60





ine. F. WwW. Miller Moultrie. Re3oe



HOGS WANTED

Want male hog, 6 or 8 mos.
ld, S. PC. or Duroe Jersey or
Hampshire. Must be A-1 hog
for mcney. Ship with or with-
out papers. Billie Chanclor,
Stirling:

SUSY AND MULES
WANTED
rade a-8 yr. old =. Jersey
heifer for a Shetland pony or
a mule that is broke to work.



ins, Eatonton. R 2.

chap for cash, or trade good
3 yr. old cow and yearling. ae
J. Dean Albany. Rt. C

Want to rent or oe a: plug
mule. Must be gentle, work any-
where.: Reasonable. Neat here.
Mrs.. Victoria Vassos, Carlton.

Want pair of 1 M. Ib. mules,
any: kind, only must be strong;
gentle farm mules. Will rent,

M. Williams, Almn, }

Want to rent 2 good. mules
and buy. them at end of. year.
Some place close Early county.
Mrs. T. E. McFarlin, Blakely.

Want to hire 1 good mule
in good cond. good work mule,
work single or double (not dead
with age) for 1 month or, may-
be longer. State what you have.
Ruben Cochran, Dahlonega. R
g3 x
Want to rent- for 30 days
2 good plug farm mules or
horses, with. privilege of buying.
L. E. Buchanan, Atlanta. 905
Fair St. Clo The Warren Comp-
any.

CORRECTION: Want 1 plug
mule: Pay cash: W.-T. Sanders,
Atlanta, 11. South . Elizabeth
| SEBS phone, Belmont 1526.

RABBITS WANTED
Want: to hear from parties
about -breeding and raising
rabbits, also from party want-
ing someone to raise on halves.
Must be close by. Hugh Mad-
dox, Fayetteville. eos

Positions Wanted .







Want dairy or general farm
work Dairy at $8 week, and
farm, $1 per day wages. Wife
and self only. Exp. Ref. Chas.
Mooney, Atlanta. Tpe0 Ridge
Ave., S. W..

Young. married man wants
job on farm. Earl H. Blanchard, :





Man and wife. want | i



. Gen oval Hives

Exp. and ref, Have to he furn-
-Well broke goat, $5 or trade

20 fat kids Gabis or les) for |
sale. L. W. Barnes, Collins, R 1.

and good wagon. Mrs. J. J. Beav- |.

W. L. hens, 11 mos. old, lay-:

How will you trade? Edwin Ak-

Want to buy good work mule,

buy or trade for, if cheap. G. |

Atlanta. 152 Rawson: St. 55 EWES



e | Position ; Wanted oo

Both: Oi,

ished* transportation. Begin
right away. Walter Holt, Alan-
a. 212 Pryor St. S..W. -

Want job on farm. Can ad
any kind farming, truck, etc.
A. T. Davis Waycross. 721 Ho-
mer St. ei

Single man wants job on

for reasonable wages and board
A. L. Yates Atlanta, R 1, Box
45. .

Single man, settled ah coe
able, neat in appearance, clean

| habits with gilt-edge references
resires position with nice peop-

le, looking after.garden, flow-

ers, and other light farm work.

T. O. McLendon Carrollton, R
' Want work on farm or dairy.
Can drive car, truck, ete. Will
work cheap, with board and

| laundry. At once. Rogert Beck

Holly* Springs.

Want place on farm for child
antl self. Well exp.
farm work. Smal salary. Ref-
erences; also have 10 W. L.
pullets, now laying; for sale at

75c ea. Mrs. A. Woodall, New-

pan.
Want good 2 horse face 50-
50 basis. Have to be furnished.
8 in famiy, able to work. W.
H. Norris, East Point. Clo Gen.
Del.

18 yr. old nite bee with-
out bad habits, wants job on

farm. Can drive truck, car, etc.

References. Pete
Woodbury. R 2.

Single man needs work. Dai-
ry or general stock or poul-
try farm. Life exp. also train-
ing .in agricultural ~school.
Reasonable wages. Good ref. R.
G. Peeples, Atlanta. 880 Juni-
per St. N.- BL

Young man and wife want
job on farm. Live in home to
self or with some couple. No
children: State offer. Live now
Chamblee; near- Ola camp God-
d0yrs 4.555. Suey Doraville.
Rot.

& oodwin

_ Exp. poultry man wants job. |
Thoroughly understand. all

phases of the business. Small
salary to start with. Make offer
Scott Gober, Barnesville.
Want job as blacksmith,
wood work and -horse -shoer.
Would consider a farm: if it
could be arranged. Honest, sob-
er, white,..dont . drink nor
curse. EF; W. Ford Harrison.
Want 1 horse farm, 50-50
basis. Raised on farm. Know
how to do all kinds of farm
work. 46,yrs. old. Prefer north
Ga. At ones. R. A. Land, At-
Janta. a0e: West Lake. S. W.
eae a
Moral man, 24 yrs. of age,
raised on farm. wants home
with good people on farm,
working for wages sof $10
mo: straight. time, board, bed
and laundry. Can do. any kind
faim work, also drive truck,
ete. B.C, ersar, Logansville,
Pees
Middleaged widow. wants

place on farm. assisting: with

light farm work. Can -do all
kind of work required. Some
wages. Mrs. P: H. Hall Griffin.
409 West Quilley St. Y
Want few acres (with house)
to cultivate,, near Atlanta, or
Marietta. Ref. if necessary. 2
of us. John, A. Seay, Canton.
R233
Want job en farm. 17 yrs.
of age. Go most any place.

Make offer. Want to be with |.

good, reliable people. L. Cc.
Hines, Newnan. . aA Wilcoxon
St.

94 yr. old young man with

mother wants place on farm.

Can do any. kind of farm. work.

Andrew. Myers, | Atlanta. 307
S$. W.




\ McWhorter, Villanow.

farm. Life time exp. Will work |
widow, healthy and educate

| with nice people, live a

and gardening. Mrs.

-in light |-

seed. Will W. Sampler, College
Park. 1003 Jackson St.

Box 66.

| M. M. Simpson, Marietta. Bess

+ thorpe.

farmer,

standing rent for fine
near Augusta. W. K. de Blocd,



--| ster Newnan. & Pic






want place on fame
$10 (for older boy) and
month respectively. Glenn
ber and Jim Harrison, Atlante
34 Woodward Ave.
Man and wife and a
nehpew want crop on halv
Able furnish. selves. M.
Rd
SEED; unincumbered, refine


























































































wants place on plant _ far

of family and small

salar
Exp. je

in plant - raising, poul r
ge eee oe Th
Turner, Ellabell. R 2. .
' Refined; young: woman wants
place in Christian home

farm /to care for vegetable and
flower gardens, poultry - an
other light farm work, Genera
helper. Pleasant. disposition
exch. Reasonable salary. Mi
E. Glaze, Americus, me

Nice, country raised woman:
40 yrs. old and 2 children, 8 and



clothes. Go anywhere.
see.me or write. Mrs. FL
Pierce, Stockbridge... Ro S di
Amos Skelton.

Want 10 to 25 sete ss
land for corn, peas, truck, ete
on 50-50 basis. Not very fa
from College Park or Hape~
ville. Require nothing furnished.
except land. stock, tools ant





ee

Man with wife, ean one
want 1 horse crop on 50-5
basis. Must be good land wit

50-50 basis. Have to. be fu
ished, No bad habits. Goo
workers. Plenty help. J. _ VD
Wicks, Covington. 741 West. Sb:
Young couple want farm on:
halves, near Atlanta, ee will,



Rossville. Cloud. Springs Road

Young, -single- man want;
crop on share basis, and 1
as one of family, Expl in far
ing, honest, reliable and sobe
A hustler. Will begin at once:
Verne Palmer, Jefferson. Ro 3

Want crop on halves, =O
wages and few acres to gro
good crops. 2 plow hands, Wil
run small dairy and cotton
gin as side line, Life: time exp.

53 yr. old widow wants place
on farm doing light farm. work
for home and small salary.
Mrs. Bessie Mc Swain, Ogle

Want job on farm, or. in
country estate around Atlanta.
Married and good worker. Re
B. . Moore; Clo Broadlands.
Paces Perry Road, Atlanta.

Farm Help Wanted

Want well syenominehdea
owning 1 or 2 mul
equipment on 50-50, basis, or.
farm









Grovetowh. R 2.
Want young man or boy nob
under 16 years. of adage, to do
farm work. One that has been
raised on farm. Sober, honest.
White or colored; also wan
gilt-that has been bred, of good
stock, and reasonable. OP Oe
Reid, Mt. Zion. :
Want at once good, honest
reliable white man with: dairy
experience, one who is a good
milker ang does not mind
work, Must know how to drive
truck. Drinking man need not
apply. See me for further par-
ticulars. Mrs. Martha W. Brew-












ar cet Bulletin
Pub aise Weekly by the
BUR AU OF MARKETS
Department OF
Agriculture

xecutive Offices: _
Capitol, Atlanta, Ga. :

eG, *C. ADAMS,
_ Commissioner
-F. GREER, Director
Bureau of Markets

RSDAY, MAR. 29, 1934.











id as second tans eat
ebruary 15, 1922, at the
Office at Atlanta, Geor-
ander the act of June 8,

ecepted for mailing at

cial rate of postage pro-
ed for in Section 1103, Act
Oc ober 8, 1917.

eS of farm praaues and

nances admissible un-

stage regulations, in-

one time on each re-.

uest and repeated only when

accompanied by
copy of notice.

Seco \d-hana farm mmachiney,
lowers and seed, incubator

ornamental nursery stock
otices are published
Monthly Supplement which
gars on the first Thurs-_|
of each month.

rm. land for sale ditions

yublished at intervals dur-.

the year. Advance no-'

of these editions appear

time to time advising

at ertisers when to mail us
ese types -of notices,

ed space will not permit
insertions of notices contain-
ine more than 30 words, in-
cluding mame and address.
eserve the right to. cut
notices of more than
words, providing that this
duction does not destroy the

will be returned. to the
writer for correction.

tice appearing in the
_or transaction result-

in }







Farm Help Wanted



Want good, honest, settled
oman, 30 to 35 yrs. to live as
ne of ogni! and ee sala-~

ae bad habits to help
fg Small salary, boar

oe mt reliable man and wife,

sp table and reliable to make

me with me and tend 1

erop. Furnish his own

and himself. Good land,

Sture, etc. Mrs. D. Reid, Care
rollton. R 7.

old couple wants a nice

oy to live in home and do

ight farm chores etc for good

Thorter, Bowdon. R 1.
Want farm hand, 25 to: 35
yrs d. Give good home, board
d good cotton patch. Mrs.

rraul, Austell. R 5







Want good, refined, woman, |
honest etc. to help with. poul-

ry cows, and other light~-work, |
for good home. Christian pre-

ferred. W. C. Allen, Lawrence-

J|ivile. R 1.
| Want at once unincumbered |

woman, 50 to 60. yrs. of age,
or orphan girl to live in farm
home and do light farm work.
Mrs. Rose Danvers, a Vis-
ta. R 5.

Want boy or young man of
good character and ambitious
to start at bottom and work

|up on small ruck farm. Ad--

dress: H.. E. Smith,. une
127 andi-2: St. =

Want man, 25 to 40 yrs. old

to makecrop. Must be 00d |.

worker, honest and Sober. No

objection . to tobacco using.
Must have ref. Give bale cot-
ton and small wage, make and
gather crop. J. F, Hansard,

|} Cummings. R 6.

_ Want middleaged or settled

white, healthy, neat, Christian
| woman (no snuff-user) to live

as one of family and help with
light farm work. Smaill-salary.

| Communicate with: Mrs. H. V.

Branan Atanta. 668 LawtonSt.
S. W. Raymond-2417.

Want middleaged woman or
childless: couple to live

not able to tend it Garden and |
chickens available. If interested
write: Mrs. J. -S.. Sanders,
Hawkinsville. :

- Want good sober, reliable

| boy or man to live with family

ot 4, and help work for inter-
est in crop, for bal. year, or
until tobacco crop is made. Sec

me at once. E. J. Godwin Val-.

dosta. Rt Box 122.

Want white, unincumbered
girl or woman, 18 to 40 yrs. of
age to work on farm in Cobo

| county, live as one of family.

Good home, clothes and little
spending money. No salary. At

lanta. Clo Gen. Del.
A good home for man and

| wife. not under 30 yrs. of age,

without children, to make home
with owner, board. and room
furnished small salary. Must be
exp. in Dairy work, and sober
and thoroughly reliable. Mrs. R
B. White, Savannah. R 3.

ae

Want settled,
who knows farming, is honest,

|reliable and of good character

for farm work. $8 mo. room
and board. W. H. Edwards,

| Atlanta..R 3. Box 83. Jones-

boro Road.

Want boy or man to plow.-

Will give salary or part of crop
and his board. Will take boy
to live as one of family. W. I.

Hendley, Chester. R 2.

Want middleaged, able bodi-

_|}ed woman of good character to

live in home as one of family
of 2 and look after poultry, | W
garden and other light farm
work, W. C. James, Norwood.

| Reg

Want smart, clean, Christ-
ian woman to do light farm
work, milk cow, etc. $8 month.
Bryan Giles, Sr.,. Atlanta. R
4. Box 463.

Want good exp. white single.
.|farm hand at $7 mo.,

and washing. Loafers need not

.apply. At once. M. C. Padgett,

Stilson.

Want reliable, sober, honest
man to work 1 horse farm for
wages. Must be exp., able to
carry work on in owners ab-

sence; live in family, $10. 7

and board. Give ref. E.. B.

| Hulme, Elberton. R 3.

_ Want good farmer for

with.
| elderly widow. Own a farm but

Da=- a
| iry. j

single man,



board:

i Sab itrenictant



- Want 1 middleaged woman |
one- boy, 12 to 16 yrs. of age,
to live as one of family and
help with light farm work and
farm chores. Mrs. Betty Smith.
Toomsboro. |

Want a boy who is dead
in earnest about getting a High
School education and willing to
work for it. Must be strictly
honest, and able to do farm

work. S. T. Kidder, Jr., Meigs.

Want to hire a young man
to make a crop. $11 per month
with board. M. F. Lewis, Ad-
airsville.

Want good, exp. white, sing-

Je farm hand, not under 20
yrs. of age. Sober, -honest and
etc. Board laundry and wages;
also young girl to live with
family to assist with light farm
chores. Will send to. school.
Manning Roberts, Kirkland.
Want real, hustling white
man, sober, honest and re-

liable to work on farm, for

reasonable wages. W. M. Smith,
Lake Park: R 3.

Want good, healthy, young,
single, white man to assist
with farm work. Near Atlanta.
State wages expected in first
letter. Start at once. S. ( R.
Collier Atlanta. R' 8. Box 563:

Want at once middleaged
woman to assist with light farm
work. Must be of good charac-
ter. Live as one of family.
Come or write. G. H. Ethe-
redge, Sylvester. R 3.

Want hand to work on farm.
Must understand farming. No
town man nor loafer need: ap-
ply. $10 mo. and board. G. L,
Bramilett, Marietta. R 4.

FARM PARTNER. WANTED
I have the place, want part-
ner with some money and ex-
perience to help with poultry
and other live farm commodi-
ties. O. C. Bruce, Hull. R 1.



| Want pa: . furnist e
once. Write. A. G. Nason, At- | ee eee ore

for poultry.. business. Profits
guar. 7 yrs. exp. Lewis E. Beers
Newnan.

Plants For Sale

Red skin P. R. Boise plants,
$1.50 M; 5 M up, $1.25 M. not
prepaid. Place orders early for
April del. Johnnie Lott, Broxton
Re 2, :
Red and yellow skin P. R.
plants, $1.25 M; ; Marglobe and
June Pink tomato, $1.25; Pimen-
to and Ruby King pepper, 35c
C. Moss packed and guar. J. C.
Tyre, Coffee.

Genuine improved Red Skin
P. R. plants, April del. -$1.50 M.
Del. in Ga. Full count guar.
Milton Arnold, Surrency.

Yr. old rhubard plants, 50c
doz. 8 doz. $1.15; Peppermint
and Spearmint, 25e doz; okra
seed, 15 cupful; castor oil bean
and yellow meated watermelon
seed, 2 doz. 10c.'Money order.
Mrs. Thornton McCurley, Hart-

well. :

E. J., Chas, W., Copenhagen
cabbage plants, $1. 25 MM. del;
White Bermuda onion, $1.00 M.
del. Also booking orders for
Marglobe, Greater Baltimore





|tomato plants, $1.30 M. del. Be

ready April 10th. J. B. Taylor,
Baxley, R 4.
OA dS Wakefield cabbage
plants, grown since the freeze,
l5c_ C. $1 M. FOB. Cash with
order; also 11 head Blue Speck-
led -guineas to exc. for W. L. hens
or pullets. J. W. Steedley, Bax-
ley, R. 4.

Marglobe, New Stone
Greater Baltimore tomato plants
April del. $1.25 M. del; Ruby
King and Bell pepper plants,
$1.25 M. del. Full count guar. J.
M. Nall, Mt. Vernon.

Booking orders for strong,
aes

-M. Tor. sale.



and |



R. ere plane. $1. 35. M. Tone
Lewis, Baxley, R 4, Box 40.

Early Triumph and P. R. po-
tato plants, $1.25 M. Advise
how to ship. Express or mail, F.
M. Carter, Rockingham.

Extra Early J..and Chas. .W.,
Flat Dutch cabbage -plants, 500,
60c; $1 M._ del. postpaid; mil-
lions genuine Marglobe tomato
plants April 15th, $1 M. 5 M
$3.75. Orders pooked now. F. F.
Stokes, Fitzgerald.

Mastadon everbearing straw-
berry plants, 20e C. Mrs. A.-J.
Stansel, Cleveland, R 4. ~

Red and Pink skin P. R. po-

tato plants. All from vines. For
early planting have orders book-
ed now. $1.50 M. del. N. W. Dan-

rel, by Lys

Improved Mareilobe tomato
plants, April del. 25 C.5$2 ME
FOB. Between 200 M and 400

M. H. Haymans,
Metter. x

Extra Early Jersey and Chas.
W, cabbage plants, 500, 60c; $1

-M. Del. postpaid. Harnest Mc-'
+ berry plants, 30c C;

Cook, Fitzgerald.

Everbearing Scarlet | Globe,
Greater Baltimore and Mar-
globe tomato plants, $1.25 M. del.

April Ist del. Money orders on-

ly. H. Lightsey, Odum, R. 1.

|. Bermuda, onion plants, $1 M.
jor exc. for: dried fruit, cabbage

plants or anything can use. Mrs.
R. L. Rosser, Cordele, R 4.

Earliana tomato and cabbage
plants, now ready. Tomato, $1.25
M. del;. cabbage, $1 M.. del. B.
L. Lynn, Waycross, R 2.

Pure Red skin, P> R. plants,
Insp. and treated, $1.60 per M. P.
Ps or =$1 40 -M. Exp. Collect.
Ready April 20th to May ist.
Book orders now. S. Ll. Norris,
Quitman, R 1.

Good, strong Kudzu plants, $4
M. Clyde Lanier, Graymont, cee,
1s
POOR. potato plants, Insp. Cert.
Del. April '25th, $1.50 M. del;
$1.25 M. FOB. Exe. for sorghum
cane or collard seed. Major
Crow, Gainesville, R. 1.

Kiondike strawberry plants,
isc -C.2500, 75es" $4.25 M.5 <M,
$5.00; nice okra seed, 20c cup-

ful, or exc. for good tender bean |:

or turnip~ seed: _ Effie Crow,
Gainesville... ~

Early var. tomato plants for
early truckers, 200, 75; 300, $1;
500, $1.25; $2 M. Postpaid: Im-
mediate del. I. L. Stokes, Fitz-
perald, Re 83

Pure Red skin P. R. and Nan- |
cy Hall potato plants, $1.50 M.
Book orders early. S R. Red-
mond, Pelham.

E. J., C. W. and Copennaien
cabbage and onion plants, $1 M
FOB. Ready about April 1st. W.
C. Dedge, Baxley. P. O. Box
64.

Booking orders for improved
Purple Skin P. R. potato plants,
$1.25 M. FOB. L. C. Tanner, Al-
ma, oR. 2:

Cuthbert (red) | raspberry
plants, 1-10, 5c each? 10-25, 4c
ea; 25 up, 3c 6a. Also Ga, Red

| peanuts, de lb. E. B. MceWhor-|

ter, LaFayette, R 4;

Tomato plants in season:
Marglobe and Cacstee Balti-
more, 500, 65c; $1 M. del. Mrs.
Charles. Beecher, Baxley .

Chas. W. and Copenhagen
Market cabbage and plants All
seed treated 90c M. 5 M. and
up, 75c M. B. F. Mallard, Mill-

haven.

Early- Flat Dutch cabbage
plants, 60c per 500; $1 M. post-
paid; P..R. potato,
imp. April del. $1.40 M.
Stokes, Fitzgerald, R 3.

Rhubarb plants, 50c doz. 3 doz.
$1; garlic, 10c per head; Mis-
sionary strawberry plants, 500,

to,

$1.25; $2 M; sage, 50c doz. Pep-

permint, 50c doz. Miss Mattie

| McCurley, Hartwell, Re 2,

Mastodon everbearing straw-

berry: ene 306C. $2. 50 M;:

'15 CG. 500,



pure and



ee A.

Mrs; Cleo Long, Dahlonega

P. R. potato plants, Imp.
or Yellow skin, 5 M. $7.
May del. Guar. count
prompt shipment. FOB. BR,
Tyre, Bristol. :

Hastings extra early Pro
tomato plants, 35c C. 400, $
75 M. prepaid. Roots mo
Prompt shipment. Mrs. J
Harrison, Blackshear.

P? R. potato plants, Ap i
May del. $1.40 M; t

E. . Pope, Ocilla, Rt

Mastedon everbearing. 5s
berry plants, 30c C. $2.50 M.-
for 100 lb. size white feed
in good cond., at 74sec ea.
parties pay postage. No st
Mrs. Pearl Turner, Cleveland
4,

Mastodoit clerbeaein
Black everbearing raspberries.
doz; hazlenut, beechnut, ches
nuts, 15 ea. Goose berries
doz. Mrs. Mae: soe 5
land, R 4.

Tomato plants carl ok
ket. Wilt-resistant. 300 for.
500 for $1.25; $2 M; Red P.
plants, $1.25 M; Cabbage, $i
Imediate: del. A.C. vpaaee
Fitzgerald.

Black elise Egg- plants

Iceberg lettuce, Gabnies an
Beet plants, 30c C. Mrs, H.
Franklin, Register.

Mareglobe, New Stone, Gr
er B.itomato, April del. $
500, 65c postpaid. Roots mosset
Roscoe Mays, Fitzgerald, R
Box 144,

Red Gold. strawberry p
true to name (sweetest st aw:
berry known). Cost: original $7
M; sell now, 25c doz;

Plum trees, 15c ea. J. a Bram:
lett, Ellijay, R 4. 0

Klondike shrawbenre. plan
5c; $125 M. 5 M.
Lady Thompson, 20e C. $1.50:
Ethel Crow, Gainesville, R 2.

McDonald plackberry, Lucreti
dewherry, extra large,
Kudzu, $1 C; Celestrial,.
Turkey and White fig Co

grape, $1 -doz. Carefully

and. postpaid. J. i -Tool
Onj OR *2; | f

Cert. Marglobe, also Hast
extra,
plants Sg April Ist.
packed. $1 M
Screven. ; 8

Highly improved P. R
Nancy Hall* potatoe plan
free of disease, $1.50 M.-
Marglobe, Break ODay tom
$1 M; Hot and Sweet peppe
C. H. G Evans, Baxley.

Klondike | strawberry
20e-C; 75c, 500; $1.25 M. ~
plants. Prompt shipment.
Ara. Waldrip, Flowery Bra
Rod:

E. J., and W. cabbage plan
onions, all var., $1 M. del. Tol
to a $2 M. All now r
C. L.. Smith, Baxley, R 4.

P. R. plants, $1.35 M;
Marglobe and Gr. Balt:
mato, 500, 70c; $1.10 M.

Ship any time during
Lucille Norton, Baxley;
P. R. plants; $1.85 M5 M.

25; Gr. Baltimore and: Marg

tomato and. cabbage plants, 5

with order. Ship any time
ing season. J. P. Morris, Baxle
~ Jersey, Chas. W. Copenhage
frost-proof cabbage plants,
75ce; $1.25 M. 3 M. up,
Quality, SON i

Sineie Brieman, Saatley. Hie
Chas. Ww. and es (

onion plants,
H. Beckw th 5, Be



3



- or eo a aie)

or peas. J. F. Gruber,

uine P. R. potato -~plants,
and Yellow: skin, $1.50 M.
ny amount. Ready about
5th. J. M. Chapman, Chu-

fee plants, Voundoeriy. |
MI. $1.25 C; Lucretia, $6 M.
.. Exe. for anything can
pla k-eye and Brown-eye
; be not oe Roy B.

Avon Early tomato. plants, |.
a ready. Moss packed. $1 M.:

. Guar. P. R, plants, .$1.-
aul Lightsey, Screven.

ato. plants: ready,

d Break O'Day, $1.50 M;

per 500; June Pink (earliest),

5 M. 95 per 500. All del.
n Dasher, Valdosta, R 1.

arglobe tomato plants, $1 M.
eid, Early Flat Dutch
age plants, 85c M. Insp.
$1.25 M, First class plants.
ironia Payor, Alma, R

pring grown, E. J., and C. W.
bage plants, $1 We Insp.) +P.
os 0 a) Red or Rea!

; orders for~ April del.

. and Japanese Yams,

Hall, Pink Skin P. R. and

V in P. R. $1.50 M. FOB.
Sone aes





: Ibs.. Sou 1933 erop
peaches for 300 Wake-
bbage, and 200 Ber-

ats at once. State best
Howard, ae R

kir
bute sk del April 15th.
ussell, The Rock, R 1.
t 100 M. improved P. R.
April Gel. -B. ON; Walters,

PE nopage plants in lots of
to oe M. cop > anes

10 Ibs. dried oak for

and Yellow Bermuda
plants: 5 lbs. for 500 lbs.
y postage. Mrs. H.-H. Dob-
rmuchee, R 3. :

Tbs. white bunch but-
x for 1M. Bermuda on-
r exc. butter- 3 Ibs. for

s plants. Ea. pay post-

rs. E. L. Harrison, Bre-

ermuda onion plants,

ze and potato plants, Exc. |

ford. and Hales Best can-
saved. Ea. pay

0: W. Boyee, Ate
ty St. Ss. W.

. potato. plants,

Mar--

Black ans,

_ cornfield -
per, garden peach, senna. 'sed,
1l0c pkg. Add postage. Exc. for

pharetta, R 4.
Pay

Clements American Wonder
melon seed, Ist yr., hand select-

BH. Whitworth, Martin.

- Honey Drip sorghum seed, 5c
Ab. or exc. fot anything'can use.

i.

Pure Pride of Ga. melon seed,
$1.25.. lb. - Prepaid... .Mrs. J: H.
Smith, Chipley, ree.

Hastings White, donde corn-
field beans, 20c cupful; old fash-
ioned white and yellow. popcorn
seed, 15c cup. Postpaid. Mrs. T.
A. Darracott, Gainesville, R 1.

Tenn. Wonder cornfield bean
seed, 20c teacupful; large, yellow
pop-corn, 15 teacupful; velvet

| okra seed, 15 cupful. Add post-

age; yr. old, pure bred B. R.
cock, exc. for 20 white feed sacks
100 Ib. Cap, Mrs. Zalla Adcock,
Adairsville, R 2.

15 Ibs. White Velvet and 7 Ibs.
Green Pod okra, 13 Ibs. Stewart
pecans. All, 15c lb. plus postage.
J. M. Burkhead, College Park,
R 2.

Rape seed, 2 aps 80c; 4 ibs. '50,
9 lbs. $1.00; mixed turnip seed,

| leading var., 45c; not mixed, 40

lb. No less than 1-Ib, sola. :'Want
peas at bargain. W. = flap

| Pearson.

6 Ibs. Stone Mtn. watermelon
seed, 50c Ib. plus postage. Cash:
with order. 1933 grown. Sam
Lawhorn; Ellaville, R 4.

2 1
White velvet okra seed, 15c lb.
Pure Honey Drip sorghum eane
_ | Seed, .10c Ib. or $2. 50 bu: FOB.
B. O, Carter, Griffin, R D.

Clements. watermelon seed, $1

J. N. Kester, Eastanollee, R 1.
Pure Stone Mtn):

seed, 60c Jb; Hendersons Bunch
baby limas, 15c lb. Add. postage.

Tender... Deepstring
bean~ seed, 25c large teacupful.
Mrs. W. Ww. Ingram, Ball Ground

TR 4,

Cuban Queen watermelon, seed
|S! lb, FOB. H. S. Kezar, Elko.
Pure white crowder peas, 10

|1b; purple hull peas, 10c Ib; old

fashioned cornfield beans, 25e Ib.

FOB. Perry Tate, Aragon, R 1.

rseedss0ce Ib. plus postage. J. H.|
Farmer, Milledgeville.

Nice, clean, pure Perkins long
green okra seed, 10c lb. Del. in

ton, Ringgold.
Large quantity Stone Mtn.

dried, 30c Ib. in lots of over 10

| TOSS 35 Ib. Jess. lots. J. D. Alex-

ander, McDonough.
Hand saved Watson . melon

Wage hand for farm work. Will
give board and peanut patch. W.
J. Brown, Doerun.

Stone Mtn., or Dixie Belle,
melon. seed, hand saved; grown
especially for. seed, 50c Ib. del.
Prompt shipment, B. R. An-
drews, Haddock.

60. lbs. Yopps Prolific white
running butter-beans, 15c Ib.
Sample if required. Mrs. E. V.
Dean, Hawkinsville R 1.

10 lbs. genuine
watermelon seed, $1 Ib.

| Tarpley, Chester,
| 5 Ibs. Weaver Watson water- |

melon seed; hand saved and se-
lected. Screen dried. Germina-

liams, Cordele, R A.



: okra |
. | seed, 10c cupful; 8 kind hot pep-

white sacks. Mrs. J, G. Dodd, Al-.
ed, 10c per 100 seed, postpaid. J.

Durwood Berner, Mt, Vernon, R.

| Haddock, R 2.
Ib. or the lot of 6 Ibs. for $5.50.

watermelon

John. H. Burkhead, Union City. -|
cornfield.

white Rice pop corn, 10c lb. All|

200 ibs: extra select, hand sav-'
ed, pure Stone Mtn in., watermelon. ie

5 lb. lots or ate J.R. Thorn-:

melon seed, hand saved, screen

seed, 35c lb. Del. Want a good:

Stone Mtn., :
J; ee

tion good, 50c Ib. del. I. G. Wil-
} 8 Tbs. fine* Stone Min, melon



Beat the Bee. cane eed, selec

ed, 10c lb. or exc. for Grohoma |
| or feterita. J: T. pape Thom-

son; Winfield St.

8

Early Market Queen (earliest,

pens 60 days from planting)
seed, 5 doz. seed for 10c coin, W:
M. Thornton, Jesup. -

20 Ibs. selected Watson seed,
from 40-50 Ib. melons, Saved for
frown use. 50c lb. parcel post pre-
paid. H. J. McCorvey, Pavo.

100. ihe: Perkins Long grec
okra seed, 1244c Ib. Del. in 5 Ib.
lots, Write for bulk price. Miss
Ethel Hulsey, Ringgold, 13

Large pod green and white
okra seed, mixed, 44% Ibs. at 15
Tb. Eng. Salad peas, 314 Ibs. at
15 Ib. Exc. for home-made to-
bacco. Mrs. Lizzie oe Bow-
don; R 3:,

Broom corn seed, 10c lb; mix-
ed watermelon seed, 10 per cup
old. time Candy Rooster, and
squash seed, 10c large pkg: stri-
ped Half Runner beans, 20c Ib:
Add postage. Mrs. Della Cearley,.
Mazes Re 2,

Old fashioned shallot onions,
10e C. Exc. for dried fruit, or
white sacks. Ha, pay postage.
IMrsise Ja) Ee Baan Carroll-
ton, R ve

Dill seed, 10 02; teittibe seed,

8c pkt. Spicewood trees, sage,
garden gooseberry, 8 for 75c. Exc

for seed peanuts. Clyde Eaton,

Dahlonega.

White. nest- onions, Ist year
planting, 25c gal. $2.00. bu. plus
postage. Nice feed sacks, 8c ea.
No thks. Mrs, Vashti Hamer, La-
Grange.

80 los. Clements Wonder mel-
on seed, $1 Ib. del; 10 Ibs. or
more, 80c Ib. del. Will trade for
other value. Bruce Andrews,

Giant stringless ~green pod
Snap bean seed, 10c lb; Florida
Favorite okra, 10c lb. plus post-
age. Exc, Ib. for Ib. peas, weevil
or bugs of any kind free. Mrs.
H. F. Kinsey, ~ Park, RK: 3,.
Box -61.

Highest. germinating _, pure
Sericea Lespedeza seed, hulled
and scarified, both strains. 5 or
more lbs. 32c lb. prepaid; 50 or
more, 22c lb. FOB. Wm. J. Bren-
mah, Columbus, .15119th St.

Pure Tate watermelon seed,
75c lb. or 4% Ibs. for $3. Money
orders only. J. C, Weldon, La-
vonia.

Large, sweet ijemekin seed,
fine var., 10c oz. del. Mrs. E.
J. Barrett, Altoy RB 1:

25 Ibs. okra ra Secdy4e~tb Ext
for dried iruit or anything can)
use. Want 1 gal. Blue Goose
peas. A. J; Clary, Arabi.?

17 Ibs. Stone Mth., hand saved:
35 Ib. 3 bu. Tilman. peas, $2 bu;
2 bu. Unknown, $2 bu. All sound.
t.G: Jones; Mcintyre, sR. 2. =

Giant Russian sunflower seed:
10c qt. not postpaid; early white
bush: squash, 30c qt. chicken
corn, .or shallu, 20c qt. Hen-
dersons Bunch butter bean seed
15e 1b. B. B. Morgan, Slyo. -

Long green pod okra seed, 25c
Ib. heading collard, 30c; Chas..,
W. cabbage, 90c dD; All. post-
paid. Marcus Williams, Gaines-
ville; Rot.

Dixie melon seed, $1 qb.; Con-
dons. peerless: tomato seed, 10c.
spoonful. Add postage. Mrs. Be
C. Martin, Gainesville, R 1..

Clements (originator of the
largest melon known) seed, 50c
oz. $5 Ib; also Hollis Black Rind
sweetest of all, $2 lb. -E, T.
Clements, Tennille.
~ Thurmond Gray and Watson

melon seed, 60c Ib. or exc. for
anything can use; 8 row little
cob corn, "5c DE. Starling Yawn,
Vienna, R 2.

- 200. Tbs. white. velvet okra Beet



tivated) seed, 10c doz, Also oS
Jersey heifer, fresh in July, 3

SS. Sackett, Stone Mtn.
sweetest watermelon known); ri- |

| Hastings seed corn, 75c gal. del.

Rockmart, Re 2.

postage.. Mrs. Wz A, eee
} Monroe, R 1.

10c pk. Mrs. E. B. Green, At-

beans or peas. Ea. pay postage.
Geo. W. Jackson, Fayetteville, R

delicious and sweet melon. seed,

| Mrs. I. F. Warnock, Soperton, R

gal. or exc. 2 gal. for H M. Cry-

| 20c pint, Add postage. A. G. Dills

teaspoonful; American

1b; New. SS and Baltimore, |

: CORRECTION: s Large % guord,
(grow to 10 gal. cap. if well cul-|

yrs, old, fine stock, $30. Mrs.

Pure Honey. Drip cane. seed,
dbl. recleaned, 50c gal. del; pure

Exc. for tomato seed. Roe Moore,

150 Ibs. genuine Dixie Bell
melon seed, hand = Screen
dried, 50 lb. FOB. Ww. sae
song, - Gordon,

Dill seed, 10c thls. T. G. Hasty,
Kensington.

Broken corn Sead, 20c qt. or
exc. for white feed sacks, free
of iron rust, holes, etc, Include

Tomato seed Gr... Baltimore
and New Stane, 4 oz. 20c; 8 oz.
40c; 65c 1b.; Margilobe, 4 oz. 40;
8 02; 1063 $1, 25 Ib.; Ruby King
ee 4 oz. 45c; 8 oz. 80c; $1.45
1p; . Williams, Tifton.

ee Calif. beer seed,
10c start; old fashioned large
field water and sugar gourd seed.

lanta, Rt. 5, Box 504,
Ave.

- Dill seed, 100 pkt.

DeFoor

Gy XG, | for

2.

Gourd weds from eunds 4 6;
long, 20 in. around, 15c for 3 doz.
Grohoma seed, 15c per lb. Palma
Christi seed, 15 per 3 doz. P. E.
Ogletree, Thomson, R 4. |

Clements improved 125-150 Ib.

50c teacupful, $2 Ib; running
okra, 10c thls. 3. thls. 25c; Snow
collard, same ue J. 3. McGill,
Parrott;

Watson melon seed, even by
hand, Guar. 50c*lb. del. Exc. for
farm products. W. L. Phillips,
Faceville.

Watson melon seed, ved by
hand, from selected melons, 50e
lb. Del. or exc. for Hay peas, A.
F. Rogers, Faceville. :

Few. doz. Worlds ee
gourd (grow to hold 7-9 gal.)
Seed, 25c per dozen, . postpaid.

Le Box t.
Texas Ribbon Cane seed, 50c.

stal. Wax onion plants. W.
Rice Taloma.

Cuban Queen watermelon seed,
$1 1b; Stone ae
Means, hikes

1933 seed (popcorn, - Cushaw
and Martin gourd seed, 12c tea-
cupful, postpaid. Josephine Ra-
ley, Mitchell.

Long green podded okra. seed,

M.

Rugby.

50 bu. pure Honey Drip sorg-
hum, and 150 Ibs. white velvet
okra seed, for sale. Make _ best
offer. CK: Tanner, Palmetto,
Ey 2. \

500 Ibs. Dixie melon seed, 25c
Yb; 500 Ibs. Thurmond Grays,
20c 1b; 100 ibs. Watson, 20c Ib.
All FOB. Will ship COD. . No
chks. C, E. Baldwin, Montezuma,

Large ridged muskmelon, can="|
taloup, Quill melon, round, yel-
low meat watermelon, Se per
Wonder
melon and Greater Baltimore to-=
mato seed, 10c: teaspoonful. 25
orders: del. .T:. M. Sheinutt,
Hrankiins Reo. oy

Black Spanish watermelon
(sweetest melon grown), 3 tbls.
seed and 2 thls. seed large musk-
melon, 25c; tender cornfield
beans, 20c cupful. All postpaiee
Walter Dobson, Calhoun, R 1.

Marglobe stomato seed; $1.25



5c. ib. del. -

woniey. Mater pecans, 10 1
FOB. Mrs: Eugenia Si x

Lakeland. : be

EXC. for lint cotene. tenden orn
field beans, 25c lb. No chks.

ty to pay all postage: Doll El
ler, Titus.

Fine Honey Dew

seed, 2 oz. 25c plus postag

B. B. McKibben, Gril,
Tyr. pepper seed, 12
postpaid. No- SeRIDE. F

@n, Omega. :

Guar. strictly new crop
Stone: Mtn., watermelon,
Best cantaloup, yellow 00k
Neck squash seed, selected, clean
sound, 1-4 lb. 30c; $1 Ib. oe
paid. E. A. Hayes, Buford.

Yellow pumpkin, white ts
mixed, half and half green x
and white, ea. 10c cupful; li
ited amt. seed corn, Tenn. Re
cob, 15c qt. Postpaid. Cash he
order. Stamps accepted. P. H.
Camp, Rome, 3807. Branham :

CYO

4 bu. Honey Drip cane se
$1.25: bus OB. ee Hai
Grantville.

Seed field peas, $250
crookneck squash, 65c Ib.;
tard, 25c lb. Want to buy.

chufas. W. J. Morgan, Stil

150 Ibs. Perkins long gre

ra. seed, : 150 Tb. 410 Ibs; or

10. Ib. Exe for peas, velvet bea:

O-too-tons, or anything
OR Powell, Manassas.

1% gal. nice long green ok
seed, slightly mixed with so:
of Hastings okra. Sell or
Make best offer. Mrs. Ss.
Cook,-Alto; :R; 2. ;

25 lbs. pure Sims ngctbanite 0
seed, hand picked, shade: d
$1 Jb;~Nothing under 1 pow
H. J. Ellis, Chipley, R 3.

9% Tbs. long. green pod. ok
seed, 20c lb: or exc. f db.
lbs. butter beans or peas. B

butter beans preferred. Ei:

postage. Mrs. J. J.
Tifton, R 3.
Marvilobe tomato, Ruby K 1
Bell pepper, $1.50 lb: New St
and Baltimore, 75c ib. Copenha,
gen, Wakefield, Flat Dutch ca
bage, 90c; carpet grass and 1
pedeza, 1 Ib. Sugar crow
and other peas. B. R. Wood iff
Flowery Branch, Bots ;
Lifsey.melon seed, 50c 1
Rockford cae seed, 50c J
Mrer J. F.. Bennett; -*
Branch, R oe
Beet seed, 5c oz. 0c Ib. uit
pumpkin, 10c oz. white pole
whiteHalf Runner | ion
20c Ib. Add | postagce Mrs.
Gunter, Lawrenceville, R: 1.
Cushaw: seed, 10c cupful; ate
and white: striped Rocky

Ne mith,

~ )eantaloup seed, 10c cup; tol!

seed, 5c spoonful. Add postage
Grace Frey, Dallas,-R li. -
Pumpkin seed, .20c cup
corn seed, 10c cup. Mrs. ow:
Halt, Elberton; R 6:9.
Big: yellow. pumpkin see
choice pumpkins, 20c pint
1 pint for 2 white sacks, M

A .Tuck, Ellijay, R 3...

About 3 lbs. Stone Mtn.
seed, 50c lb. also J. B. Gia
eggs, "be per 15. Exc, eith
onion plants, or sets or an n:
can@use. Po .G; ey Swain
boro, R. 5.

Bunch. running | whi puti
beans, 20 Ib. red speckled bt
ter peas, 20c lb. Add_ postas
old fashioned white scallion b
AONS LUC Ot. oOC, Bakes
R. Sorrells; Monroe, R 1

Guord seed, selected, 2
mullien leaves: mixed with
ry bark, 50c Ib. 3 lbs. 90

ula, R 2, Box 69.

Stone. Mtn., Seen se
Set sant cantaloup: a. oe








l jae eieion seed. pene ae
om! selected melons, 30 Ib.
ag Ibs. del. E. a Mims, Bos- |

= seed ready. Grace now.
or $1.10 Jb. del. Cash with
ia a M. Calhoun, Boner Os

t. Ting. pea eed 256 2 dt.
n buttons, 25; velvet okra
gone Qt. postpaid. -Geanell
Johnson, Buchanan, R 1. -

Few lbs. Perkins improved ok- |

seed, 20 Ib, Exc. pound for

nd of genuine bunch baby li-.
ma. beans, UKy. Wonder beans, or
Eng. peas. Ha. pay. post-

ge: A. A. Cobb, Gordon...
seed. bc lb. FOB, or exc. for dried

ire. [Ss a.

del. oe Sey

x

the ath of honey and half. of
oie C. Stover, -PrO=.

eosod Ribbon nea cane, av.
a as per 1S and oe ae if

or ei Half Seem
apples, chickens, corn, oF.
feed sacks. Mrs, ae Me-"

Limited amount. Yellow. Meat
termelon seed, 8 thls. 12;.. 10

te bunch butter: oO eee
, Jong cecil pod okra seed,
cup: 13 good, thick 1933. sor-'
syrup. in 10 Ib pails, 50
OB; long. pod. Hot pepper, 16

pk Oth ae Seed. Add postage.

15 Ibs nae green | pod okra
; ee 25 Tos-black-eyed

Cal multiplying hace a
Hie oe if postpeid also few Tbs

melon seed, 75 Ib. Add oe
James. B. Smith, Locust Grove,

oe Vegetable peach seed, 10 pe
del; sorghum seed; 1933 erop, 10
db del. Mrs. Henry - Everett,

2 Yellow crookneck squash. Also
"okra se a: A0e eupful.,. Exe, for}

ue or nest. onions,
pole beans, on cornfield _beans. |

2.

tand clean, well sifted,

beans, 1

gourds,

'B:; Thomas

1 JONeS, Metter,





Want Ciaiae anid: ee tee

dle gorud - seed. State kind and

price, Car: Cole, ane R

Oa Box AL8:

want 2 or 3 bu. seed Chufa
seed. Sample. and price. J. D.
Collins, Cobbtown. : pS

Want to nae ee party. hay-
ing Pigeon pea*seed for sale.

paneer: S. E. McDaniel, ps R

Want. seed of carpet grass: and

Lespedeza. State price del. E. O.

ees Denvils e iy ees ee



Miscellaneous For Sale



700 Stolk Sugar Ohne
to. exch. G. L: Adams, Atlanta,
247 Rocky Ford Ave. N. BE. -
Black Walnut. meats, fresh
40c Ib.

postpaid in U. S. Bee i. F. Collins,

ee S | Clayton, R: 1.
waternclon
10c per oz; 60 per % Ib; 7)

Yellow root, 10 Ib. neen of

the Meadow root, 15 Ib.; May |

Apple root, 250 Tb. wind gin-
seng seed, 25 doz. Add postage.

J. W. sachsen, Talking ee R

go

Calamus ok: 20 tb. a Ibs. 75
10 los, $1.25;

sassafras. root and

mullein, 25 Ib. Mrs. W. 8. Wil-
son Fairmount, R 2.

Yellow and SSacaions
wild - cherry bark, poke root. All

20c_1b. Catnip, peppermint, sthore= |.
hound,
_|S.. Holloway,
| Box 35. ~

and other, tbls. Mrs. E.
Dahlonega, Rol,

Yellow, root,
20e Ib;
bun.

eee rattle,
~ catnip, ee
(25. Miss L. M,. " white,

Dahlonega. Rel

' 4-pu, nice, black walnuts, 35
bis FOB, or exe. for: white feed
sacks or honey in comb, or what
have you? Mrs: Go 8B. Also brook,
Tifton, R- 3,

Good, old- tre pine tar, thick
and fresh, $1 gal, syrup can full,

Del: No hks: . Ae. Joiner, Har
SH WSON AR 2s

Black aise ~60c bu. FOR.
Mrs; JT: Patillo,. ee R

-6, Box,79.

Unhulied black . walnuts, 406

, NOES Valencia peanuts, 5c lb. FOB

T. J, Steed, Buena. Vista.
Martin. sourds, priced accord-

ling to size: Dill and gourd seed,
drinking | *

4d0c pke. 2 pkgs. -15c;
(short handled) :
for cleaniie.:

Extra
No stamps. Mrs. T.
Themasboro, i *7
Sweet Gum bark, green, 20c Ib.
Heart root, .o0e lb... Fox~-erape,
10c ea. Add postage. Exc... for
anything can use. Minnie Gar-
Tet os
Burnt rime FOF
purposes. $5-pert ton at kiln. M.
C. Mason, Cut Cane.

20 to 35 lbs. new Geose feath-

50c Ib. FOB. Mrs. Mo F.

R 15-Box AI.
Catnip, baim, dbl. tarisy, garlic;

yhubarb, 5e bunch; yellow .root,

OTs,

'120 Ib: grape. vines, 3 for 25c.

| Miss Arzanio Waters, ~ Dahlon-
Coa, Rea. 3

Want to get in touch with
party. ~wantin to buy Ginseng
roots, Make best offer... W. F.
7 | Bowie, Abbeville, R. 2.

A stout old.l horse wagon, for
sale cheap. 1: mile Hast of Depot.
Also. nice; dried apples, - free of
core and. peel
sacks, for Sale, or exe. for smok-
ed meat. A, J. Collins; Demorest,

Lellow Root, May apple,.5 Ibs.
500% yellow dock, ratle root and
yellow and red- sassafras, 5--lbs.

ne Add postage. Miss M. E. a

ms, Marietta, R 3.

a good & horse spring wagon,
rood cond, for sale: at. reason-
able HE HCO, St poe Decatur,

{Ri



Miscellaneous: Wanted



100 ao cap. for 2 bu.. ed, peas

ti. O- tcot-

lise.
per stalk, FOB. What have you

price del.

"co, 10c Jb.. FOB. No chks.

root, |

: Lancaster, Juniper.

/25 bu. Clays;

agriculture.

also white bran |.



ae seed for hay. ha. del. H. oF ee xX Or Fy
leg pu. Stine unmixed Red |

Neal, St. Simons Island.

oe

Exe, 2 horse wagon for a 1

| horse wagon. Mrs. L. M, Wald-

ae College Park, R 2, Box 282.

: Pecan trees!
size pecan trees. State var., size
and best cash price your station.
James S. Davis, eon = 2,
Box 39,

Want 1 Hotse wagon, or Hod
ver. wagon, also want to buy
some honey. _ Bonney, Kittle, oo
la. Rica.

- Exe. 100 wild pape tere sions
for 6 white, 100 Ib. cap. feed

sacks, or sell plants for 50c C;
| Truckers Favorite seed corn, "35
gal: Mrs.-B: T: Thornton, Bow-

don, Ri.

Want 5 Ibs. o Root, Quote |
Marvin Willhaven,|.
pees

ounces For Sale.

tobacco,





Gon. flue Sarad.

whole leaf, the best I have. 8
lbs. $1, prepaid to pipet B.

B. Milikin, Baxley.

*Red and Bright Jeaf tobac-
Oo
M. Miles, Baxley, R 4.



Georgia Producte

7 t or Sale

cane AND PEAS FOR: SALE

Mung beans, 9c lb. FOB.
Exch. some for honey. c. H.
au Pisnall.s.

Hastines bush limas, 15 Ibs.

16 Ib. running limas, 6 Ibs.
10 Ab. Not del. R. P: McCorkle,
Beuna Vista.
300: bu. 90-day Velvet beans,
in 2 bu. sacks, $1.25. bu. FOB.
G: A. Newcomer, Fitzgerald.

_ Pure, sound,

ning Speckled Velvets, $1;

- straight, sound, Cokers No. 5

cotton seed, 75c bu. or. exch.
for pure Ga. cane syrup in gal.

leans, good side meat, home-
made lard. All 1934 products.

G. B.- Moore; Macon. R 6:

\ Speckled Velvets, 1933 crop,

gathered - early, $1.25 bu. J. A.
King, Unadilla. ~

.6 or /8 bu... bright, sound
Tron peas:: $2.25 bu. ti. DD.

50 bu Clay mixed: peas, $f, "5:
$2 bus 25; pu.
Speckled, $2. bu. improved. yel-
low corn, 15 pk.$2.50 bu. A.
T. Luckey, Thomson.

4 bu. white running butter-
-peans, nice amd sodnd,te- ib. Speckled Ruma VWelvets. $1.15.
del;
d cent pure and sound, $2.75 but.

7 OU: sBrab peas, 100. per

FOB. F..E. McNair; Avera.
.20 bu. tream- crowder peas,
50 Ibs. brown-eyed mush peas,
5e Ib. No orders less than 10
lbs. P. B.- Stephens, Austell...
500 bu. choice early Speck

| led Velvets, 98 per cent germi-

nation, $1.20 bu:s Brabhams,

F $2.50: Trons, $2.50 Clays, $2.25

mixed, $2: O-too-tan beans,

$5 bus FOB, Jack Burch, Chest-|

er. ee
Clays, limited supply for |

sale, FOB this shipping point.

J; Hi, Archer, Sparta. -
Sound,. unmixed: Speckled

| Crowder peas, 10. 1bs. $1 post-
ZONES. :

paid ist 2nd and3rd
Lester Kerlin, Lawrenceville. R
2; %

_ Speckled Special, . -an extra

good, tender, prolific pole bean.

Grows form 8 to 11 .in. in

rlength not: shucky. 15 per 1-2

Ib. 25 Ib. Add postage. Hugh

| MeGukin, Bremen. RB 1.

90 per: eent sound, 90-day
Speckled Velvets; $1.25 bu; 6}

| wks.: old thoroughbred Hamp-
Spee 100- no. ae white feed sacks i

shire pigs, $4 pair. Can use in

exchange 150 lbs. Svanish pea-

nuts. Charles* ees Chester.

Want 200 large

f beans

Rockyford

90-day Rin-
: black:

; butter: beans, eolored, 10c





Rippers, $2 bu. FOB. M. E. Mc-
Kinzey, Flowery Branch.

Alabama Clay peas, 6 bu.

90 per cent pure, clean; $2. 50}

bu. FOB. No order less 1 bu.
Je Ri Banks, Raymond. R 1.

125eDU; 90-day Speckled Run-
ning Velvets. Germination 90
pr cent or better, Even wt.
2 and 1-2 bu. bags. $1.40 bu.
10. bu. or: more, $1.35 bu, W.
H. Mullis, Eastman. R 4,

Florida Runner or Acre peas,
10e lb. plus postage. JH. Dol-
lar; Bainbridge. ay

15 Ibs. White bunch. re
10c Ib. Exch. for leaf
Jard. C. L. Bradford, Lithonia.
Rei

150 bu 90-day Running Vel-
vets, $1.35 bu. 10 bu. lots or

| more: less, $1.40 bu. Germina-
4+tion 90 per cent or more. 6}

bu. Bunch Velvets, $3 bu. Law-
ton Parkerson, Chauncey. ,

15 bu. nice Cream and Brown
Crewders, mixed, $2-bu. Samp-

le if desired. W. J. Sims, New-
| nan.

40 Dib sane plied. peas,.

Irons and-John L. in good bur- |

lap saeks, $2 bu. Sample on re-
quest. Wm. M. Kitchens, R 2.

.| Mitchell.:

Sound,
Crowders, lady peas, spotted
Crowders Mush peas, O-too-
tan beans, 10 Ibs. $1. Postpaid.
cantaloup, Hales
Best, 65c 1b: Postpaid. Mrs. C.
F. Maddox, Flowery Branch,

The Willow. Leaf, a. large

white lima bean (fine for ta-
ble use), 15. cupful, postpaid.
Mrs, EE. W. Anderson, Gaines-
ville. ee am

White Half Bunny beans
pole, white McCaslin
pole, 25c cupful; purple hulll
white table peas, 25c at. Mrs..
Bessie Pirke, Cumming. ~

90- day Velvets, $125 be
Pries quoted on large quanti-
ties; Ga. runner peanuts, sood
quality, $1 bu; Exch. for Here-
ford. mixed cattle for 2 brood
sows. Joe Morgan, Vienna.

1-2 bu old fashioned bunch
ADS
40. Tbs. senna leaves, 75 1b;
senna seed 2 this. Se, not pre-
paid; Hastings Prolific pop-
ern, 5lb. in ear. Mrs. R. D.
Pruitt, Hoschton: R 2.

New crop Brabhams, $2.50;
Bunch Velyets; $3; Biloxi Soys,
$3; shelled corn: $1; Whatleys
seed corn, $1.50. B. 1. Marsh-:
all, Ft. Valley.

. Mississippi Black
(the pod ftizzless, does not
sting when gathering), both
pod and bean softer than oth-|
er var.. eaten by stock with-
out soaking, Write for. price.
Lee Pe: Devaughn, Millen R 2.
Box: 16.

40 bu.. e2., Red Rippers,
Brown Whipps and New Eras,
and 50bu. Clays for sale. Make
best offer. Will Richards, Jas-
DOK: = ,
Sev. bu. nice running Velvets,
$1.25 bu. FOB. W.. i Dickens, |
Sparta.

-16 bu. white peas with. brown
eyes; weevil treated, $2.50 bu.
FOB. No'chks, Miss Ruth Me-
Cosh; Gienm. 452

No, 1 90-day Velveis, $1. 15>
bu. FOB. C. M. Walker, Bon-
aire. k

A-1 90-day Running seed
Velvets, $1.20 bu. In lots of 5
bu. or more, $1.15 bu. J. Frank
Tanner, Sandersville. R 1.

Some Half Runner bush but-
ter-beans 10c Ib .L. S. Kelley,
Supls et

V elvets

unmixed, White]

tPOO Ber at.



"Hand See Hastings
derson Bush White: Limas,
Ib. leoge Mrs. oe B

White Half Runes Ae
bunch bean seed, 256 cu
prepaid. Mr.s_ Steve Ho
nee Branch, oR i

90-day Speckled vves
bu. also N. C. Runner peanw
$1 bu., or 9c Hb; want so.
crook-neck . squash seed. Id
A. Johnson, Benevolence,

Red Hull speckled peas, $:
bu; colored bunch butter-bea:
|10c lb. Add postage for bea
W.. E. Goodwin, Wadley.

Peas: Sugar Crowders, Ge
elemens and New Eras (

postage. Mrs. R. .
Watkinsville. R a

90-day Velvets, $1.50 pe nC
my. place. CR. Hi. ae Da
Ville. -

90-day Velvets, 2 ani
bu. bags, $1.25 bu. eo BI

ant, Bartow.

Mush peas little damaget
but guar. 60 per cent sound
$1.50 bu. FOB. here. Rr
Stanley, Vidalia.

Good var., White aude
field bean seed, and. white hal
runners, 25c. pint or 45cc
postpaid. No stamps. Mrs
L,. Turner, Mineral Bluff. :

Crease-back green -
cornfield beans; 15 Tby.
postage. Exch. 3 lbs. for i
white: nest: , onions; oF

King and: Golden Dent

corn; 40c pk. Add postage.

L,. Timms, Hoschton. R 2

150 bu. Early Speckled,
vets, about 95 per cent so
$1.25 bu. in 2-and i 2 bu. b
No. chks.. FyoA. -Sinquef ld
Wrightsville.

Kentucky Wonder pean
lb. FOB. or 23 per pound, d
Mrs. i. B. LeRoy, Clay Hil

' 150 bu. Velvet. beans, $1.
bu. Mrs. E. Ae Daniel, Dubk
e383.
3 var. ina white, tend
old fashioned cornfield -
. postpaid. Mts
A. Anderson Fairmont. R 1
10 lbs.: white tender corn:
field beans (mame one in 4@
thousand), 25c lb; few white
October beans, 25 lb; Te
Blue bean: Mrs. A; S.. Hasty
Kensinston,,

90-day running Neve
and 1-2 bu: bags,.$3 per ba :
broken sacks, -$1, 25 bu. FOB
E. L. Preetorius, Sylvana.

10 bu. -Whip- poor-wills and
New Eras, mixed, $2 bu. So
Clyde T: Hannah, Logansvil

23 and 1-2 bu. good so
mixed peas, Irons and Br.
mostly Irons, $2.50 bu. FOB
Bunch Velvets perfect
sound, $2.50 bu.. FOB, -W..
Helms, Buena Vista.

100 bu. Clay peas, good a:
sound for sale. Omer: L. ee
Thomson,

Silver Hull crowders, 10 lb;
red speckled crowders, 10c
white bunch butter- peans,
tb. All del; Harly Ene. pea see

-20c cupful: Guy Crow, a

vile. R 2.

50 bu. New Eras, pure sound
$2 bu. dn 2 and 1-2 bu. e
wt. sacks, FOB. Cash with
der, Jy 2 Partain, :

a Oe :




6 5 or 20 bu. Se

eans, $1.25 bu. 1933

ae J. James, Bar-

oo $1.25 bu; 100
$2. 255 15 bu. .Mix peas
: in. even wt. 2% bu.

| elected, : nubbed and

| Box. 314.

Spoled
Price reduced tav75c: pk. $2.50 bu.
All FOB. Money order or Cert.
|cbk. Jee Taylor, Vienna pees

Whatley s seed corn, $200 bu;

| Half and Half cotton seed, 75
bu. Texas Sceded Ribbon Cane |

10e Ib. J. Ww. Denson, _ Macon,

Whatley S Prolific

| lady finger peas. SS On Potts,

Macon, R 3.

50 bu. woos ined) shuck corn
|+$1 bu at my poe A. J. Kent,
| Midville, R oe

Few pecks on White Ss pases
corn, $1 peck plus
$1.40 pk. prepaid. A peck to a
customer,
cotton

ae aie Jt P. White, Bowersville,

Much better than ficld
00 seed, 50c; 300 for $1,

: Simpson, Atlanta,

elvets, $1. 25 bu: aD bu.

Brabhams, $2.25 bu; 100 bu.

in the ee nas bu. oo
, Avera, :

F es slightly mix.

1 bu Red Speckled:

ders, $2. S02: 2% bu. O- too-

vs, $4 bu; 2 bu, Valencia
1-4 in hull, $1.75 bu.
McMinn, Ayersyville.

ga. den bean seed beans,
unners, 35c lb. postpaid:
d syrup. cane seed. Stalks

ow 14 ft. 50c gal. Mrs. J| -

} Cleveiand, R 2

seed Velvets, 100- per

ne $3 per 2% bu. bag;:

Prolific seed corn, Ist.
: Ee Sanders-

2

ice early Speckled

rets, $1 0: bu; 200 bu. Iron.

100 bu. Clays, $2 25;
[on -O-too-tans, $5,

al! White pole lima beans, 6
; pure bred Buff Orp.

! _ Hall potato plants.
: Jones, Grayson.

everbearing or Mush |

Ib. and about a peck
m Crowders, 10c Ib. FOB.
_ Stapleton. -
1200 Ibs. Velvet beans
= 5. BGs Make offer in

ae clean, even wt.
, $125 bu. FOB. J.

bred. and. white butter-
clear of weevils, 15c lb.
, for nice dried peach-

es, free of worms and

dels Mrs. M. C, Con-

peas, ce bright,
, $2.25 Ib. del.
bu, or~ more. R: L.
Lineral Bluff.



10 Ibs. ice. table butter
eek, 20c Ib. del. Cows T.
. Every pound. guar. to

( sh. Minnie Louise

(ok

RN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE



ja full O. I.
| Red Jersey, or yr. old Holstein

|Raymon R. Tanner;

south of . Macon

Gahe Prolific, $2.40 bu.

Ga.



i$ seed corn,
weevil resistant, $1.50 bu. Exe.

for cotton seed, Ga. Runner pea-

| nuts, Imp. Spanish peanuts, Or

| 150 bit. FOB;:

postage, or |.

Want 2 bu. Wanna-
maker Cleveland pure

- Whatleys Prolific, Guar.

pure
jubhed -and shelled, $9

bu;

: Rockyford. and Hales Best can-
taloup seed, hand saved,

w%
40c; 75 lb. Cash or exch,
Paul Smith, Maysville, UE OW

Ib.

Red Cob yellow seed corn, 2

a ears. to stalk, 75c peck; 2],

RCo Selec Wyandotte cocks, 75
ea; Ae same price, Exc.
reg. Jersey heifer calf. Sie
Harris, Lula. Ee

= Truckers Favorite can corn.

| Guar. pure $2.50 bu. Sugar: drip |

sorghum seed, 4c. lb. FOB. PF.
Lytle, Cornelia. Se

Ss.

=e

5 M bu. shelled corn in bags,

shuck corn, 70 bu. FOB. W. O.
Denmark, Brooklet. a poe

Pop corn, $2 bu; 50 aE. $3. 50

per 100 Ibs. J. M. Harrell, ce

telly R. 2, 3
100. pu. good. corn, 10 ee in

~~ the shuck, -also. I ton of bright

~ Truckers. Favorite seed corn,
hhubbed and shelled, 50c peck,

$1.75 pu; 2. fine turkey hens, | _

now ready to lay, will. swap for
. Sow, bred, or full

heifer. |
R 2.

FP ds eee oe

' Scott's Kc EpiGyeL: Ripeomed

Marlboro prolific seed corn, 75
| peck; $1 per 14 bu;
Wannamaker Cleveland big boll :
cotton seed, 75c bu; peas, sound /

$1. 90 bu;

clean, $2 FOB.

24: As Seott,
Concord. eas

Yellow coe popcorn, clean |

and sound, $3 bu. $1 peck, TC Ib.

Harold. Morgan, Vienna.
- 100 to 200 bu. sound sipped

ehh corn, $1 bu at barn: 10

| bu. Velvet beans, $1.25 bu. or

exc. for Hay peas, or White
Chester gilt. Prefer already bred:
_ Sanders-
ville, ee 1.

Ear corn, 800 at my place, 4

|miles east of Ft. Valley. Good
road: Truck loads. B B. Little,

1h Valley.

Ear corn for trucks, 18 ae

Highway, at my farm, 85c. bu.
W. D. Tharpe, Ft. Valley.

; . Good, selected Shoe Peg seed

corn, small cob and long, slim

Has-
Both
nubbed, hand shelled and del.

deep grains, $3 bu. Del.;

| Kenneth Duvall, Bllijay, R. oO:
d, $1 per 15, del. Exc.}

About 250: or 300 bu. good corn |
in ear, 85c bu. / Wm, Johnston,
Hazlehurst, Ri

Whatleys Prolific seed corn,
nubbed and shelled, ~

300 bu. shelled. corn. for sale.
Make best offer, FOB my -place.
W. D. Stubbs, Dover. :

Genuine Batts 4-ear prolific
white. seed corn, flint- like,
drouth and weevil resistant, es-
epcially fine for roasting ears
and meal corn. Supply limited.
Order aCe = Neal Rosene, ne
Valley.

Pure AW akties prolific, care+

fully slected, nubbed and shell-

ed,, 75c pk. $2, bu. Cash or mon-
ey order. FOB. M. ike Helms,
Buena Viste, 3.

200 bu. good slipped shuck ear
corn, 80 lbs. to bu:
barn; also 10010 Ib. cans good
Ga. Sugar Cane syrup, 50c per
can at barn. R. M. Morris, Sur-
rency, R- 2. oe

Pure Hastines Frolifi corn,

60c pk. $2bu. Have 15 or .20 bu.

Trl Tidwell, Alvaton.

Hastings Cuban Yellow. flint |

iC | seed - corn, not mixed, $2.75 bu:
TSL DE.

FOB. Cheaper in large
a | Grady Siok, Pitisss 7

on National

2 $L75 Dues:
FOB. J. M. Gaston, Americus.

80c bu. at.



-fodder, "$25 ab My. sk
Dowd, _Cobbtown.

100 Ibs. - pure, |
pop-corn,

puadittersted

Calvin inten
Graymont, Fee i.
Hand Sinica Whatley S feahn
acreage av, 60 bu. per acre, $2.50

bu. $1.40 per 1-2 bu. 75 peck.
FOB. C. W..Dopson, McRae. _

Imp. big ear Marlboro prolific
seed corn, 75 peck, $2 bu. FOB.
C. 'T. McMillan, Gainesville, R 8.



Ginned especially for planting,
in gin that ginned this var. ,ex=
clusively; made 14 bales on 13
acres last year. 75c bu. FOB. H.
H. Edwards, Rock Springs.

~ Cokers No. Bi cotton seed. 2nd
yr. from Orig, Pure. 70c bu. or

exc. for No. 1 seed peanut, run--

ning or bunch; Ea. pay chgs},

poke root, 20c Ib.; walnut ker-

nels; 35 Ib. 3 Ibs. $1. GW.
Clements, Jacksonville, R 1.

- Pure DPL 4-8 cotton seed, gin.
cleaned, 43 percent lint, bale to}

acre last. yr. 1 in staple, wilt- |
} resistant. $1. bu. Jack pena

rick, Lyerly, R:2.

Now 1 Ruckers, ond yr. se
seed, kept for. planting, 65c bu.
at barn 75 bu: HOE: J Be Stone

Adairsville. : ee
New. improved. College No. 1
cotton seed, kept pure, 1 1-16.in-

staple, $2 per 100 Ibs. Also pure

Grohoma, . 2 Abs: 30c; 4 Ibs. 55c;

-18 Ibs. $1; 100 Ibs, $10. Postpaid,

L.. A, Holmes, Ranger. ~ :
Ruckers long staple, No. 11. 1st
Vt 196 bu. W. AL Wilbanks, Re-
Baca,

Cokers Cleveland, No. 5, bis
boll, long staple, high yield and
lint. Seed guar. Ist. yr. from Co-

ker; produced over bale per acre.
$1 bu. Harry James, Austell, R.

2 is
Farm Relief cotton seed, 1st
yr, Pure as can be obtained.
1 1-8 in. staple. Quality and
soundness guar. 85c bu. KL D.
Sanders, Hatontons. 3.

40 bu. Cokers, No. 77, fede
ed, 80c. bu. FOB. - Sample on re-
quest. . U. C Bowman, Buford,
Re :

30 bu! Stoneville, No. 2 cotton i

seed, $2 per hundred. Ww. C.
Jones, Culloden.

Cokers No.5, culled and easi-
ly picked, 1200 Ib. seed cotton

makes 500 Ib. bale. 65c per bu.)
sale or exc.. forsame number of!
sles Or good tobacco. Ea. pay

FOB. Ephraim Dobbs, Winston.
100 bu. ped. Piedmont Cleve-

land eotton seed, 75 bu. / Jasper |

A. Stone, Cumming...

100 pu. improved Ruckers, in.

100 Ib. bags, $2. 75 FOB. Cash
with order. -
-Oakman,

Cy 2k. Thomason,

B.

for:

500 bu. slipped |
also. Wannamakers, ols bus

a=
|bu. R. W, ees:

12c lb. Add postage, |
or 15 Ib: del.

COTTON SEED FOR SALE _
150 bu. pure DPL cotton seed. |



1% 5 lock, Cokers No. asi ee
1 in, private gin, recleaned. 75

/ Du. Exc. some for good Ga. cane|
syrup; 1 bu. seed for 2 gal. syr- |
-|up in cahs. Ea. pay frt..

Thomas, Madison, fe Je

derful cotton

yield: and=turn: out: =. Tat= bu:

| FOB. TN. eee Pitts.

Half and Half cotton seed, Ast :
Rolls}
\eleaned. $1 bu. E, N: Eslinger,

yr. from -Summerour, -
Ringgold. 2

Sikes Seurored Wilt-resiting
Pierce, Alma. Be a

Pure, improved Rucker s No. 2
cotton seed, $1 bu. postage not

paid. Dan BP. Greeson, Carters.

Pure Piedmont Calevinne: cot-
tn seed. Ist and 2nd pickings.
Privately ginned, recleaned. 75c

ville, 5

-Pure- Weunamakers eis 5
locks, kept pure at gin, reclean-.

eee $2. per 100 lbs. FOB. No chks.

R. qT. Brantley, Harrison.

Pure, better. staple. cciton seed
1 ine staple, 1200 and 1250 make
500 Ib. lint. 75e bu.; Douthit 2-

Fear seed corn, 75c peck, $3 bu.

Delo ew Thurmond, -Gresh-
amyille, ee i

_Ruckers, 2 yrs. from ee . Kept
pure at gin. $2 CWT, FOB. He =
Shaw, Calhoun, R Lone

Few hundred Ibs. Cokers wart
Relief. cotton seed. ist yr. Gin-
ned private gin, $2 CWT. FOB.
B.. C. Teasley, M ae Hartwell.

Pure Ruckers: recleaned, 70c
bu; real good black mare mule,.
good. qualities, able to do hard:
work, wt, 1265 lbs. age 10 yrs.
$165.00; Jersey milch cow, =
R. Ci Couch, Turin. o :

Rhyne i Cook wilt- resistant,

: Rhynes Clevewilt beat. Cokers in|

test.) Either variety $1.25 bu. Cc.
Tai Rhyne, Americus. :

- +

__Vandiver s Heavy Fruiter, 1st

yr. from orig. 65 bu. Mrs. Bid- :
| die Sanders, Cochran. ee

Farm Relief eotton seed, Pure
in field and at gin, $2.60 per 100
lbs. W. C. Bowen, Canon.

- Half and Half cotton eat 1st

yr. from. Summerour. Rolls clean- |

ed. $1 bu. Be oN Eslinger, Ring-

gold.

Pure DPL cotton seed, Ist yr.
Gin Roll cleaned. Made 5 bales
on 3 acres last yr .75c bu. FOB.)
C. M. Lowry, LaFayette, R 4.

100 bu. Rucker cotton: seed, 43
per cent lint, 65 per bu. FOB.
Exe, for mule or corn. James W.
Castleman, College Park

Vandivers Heavy Fruiter and .

Cokers No. 5 strain 3 cotton
seed, not mixed, 75c bu. FOB;
10 -bu. or more-lots; del. S. D.
Guillebeau, Lincolnton, RS.



: ao AND CURED MEATS

FOR SALE ~
9 nice dried. hams, 20c Ib. also
3 nice cured dried shoulders, 13

lo. Mail COD if wanted. Mrs.}

G. A. Hayes, MeDonough, R 2.

-_ FRUIT FOR SALE

5 lbs. dried apple, 10- 1b. Exc.)

for cabbage and Bermuda on-

ion plants. Emma Langley, Elli-
Jay.

122 Ibs. a dried apples for



postage. Mrs. J.T. Echols,

Philomath..

Extra good, pright,,

radish, catnip, ~horehound, 10

|bunch, 3. for -25. Add postage. |

Sy

Alp

FOB. Wm. H: a

Cobb, Adel.

| Make. "pest: price. Mrs.

: Goolsby, Baxley,

corn field peas, or some O

sundried |:
apples, 10c ib; Comfry, horse-



sound ani: washed. M Ss:
Walker, Blairsville, Ro 4.

~Qld time ania
of. worms, 10c_
white feed. ee

ee Reston, R Lf:
_ Cokers Super - strain 5, pri-|.
-vately ginned, absolutely pure. |
2nd yr. 1 1-16 in. staple. Won-|
in quality and}

HONEY, BEES a
_ SUPPLIES FOR SAL }
_ White honey. in con =

ae comb on,
lb. tin, $6. oe No, Oe can,

| fresh es we 1
Mae Edenfield, Stillmore, R

Pure Ext. honey, 6-10 Ib.

| $5.25; 2-10 Ib. postpaid
Prompt shipment. of all

Box 351,

10 hives honey poe for ale,
Write or see for price. W

Jno. A. rutey, JEEUD. |

Ss

ee Dexter, R 2. te

_ Nice, right Chunk or Stra
ed. honey, 1-2 gal, cans,
postpaid; 6 cans to case, $2.25

Age

ville.

7. good Solbntes Honey-bees,
at work and strong hives,
Hardee Thigpin, Adrian, R 1,

PECANS, AND PEANU' 'S
FOR SALE ~
N. C. Runner peanuts,
No. 1, Ga. grown, 4c Ib. .
100. bu. No; iP Re pdb oes,
bu. of 60 Ibs. at my far :



Stewarts and large -seedlin
ods
earns Eatonton. . ee
~ Choice No. 1 Ga. Runner pe
nuts, 3%c Ib.. in. 500. or m
lots; less, 3 3-4c Ib. FOB; 3
unsacked at my farm. - CaS
Sargent, Cordele. R. B. Box 17
N. C, Runners and Va. Spa
ish seed, Ga. grown; good, sound
| quality. Ea. 4c Ib. Money order

(or cashiers check. L., K. New-

lin, Sylvester. P, O. Box 104.
Runner peanuts, good seed, 4
bu. FOB. Cash with order. .J.
Rees:

Runher. peanuts and
Spanish, 4c tb.
Smith, Douglas.

2 M bu. nice running poaniis
3 1- 4c Ib. FOB. J. I. Seo
Jr., Douglas.
Frotscher pecans, 1933 crop,
15: Ih. in 50 and 100 Ib. lots.
FOB. Chas. N. =e TEs

; ville.

100 Ibs, laree size, 10 or 15"
seedlings, 10c ib. -or trade:
too-
fans: Je M. Barrett, Monticello.

No. 1 N. CGC. Runner peanut
seed, bright and sound, 85c bt
for 5 bu. or more; 90c bu.
less amount.

ton, R 2.
NC: Runners, 4c 1b. for. 10
or more. Order must pe :

pecans, 15 Ib.; Schleys
|W. Ss. Norton, Edison. i
Extra large pink Spanish
nuts, 25 gal. Ky.. Wond

~}bean seed 25. pts very

weevil-free,.. baby dima
15e Ib. Add postage. All
Exc. for sorghum syrup.
Jordan, Senoia, R 2, Box
No. 1 Ga. Runners, 3 3-
FOB. J. B. Ward, Cordele, R
Virginia Bunch peanuts, h
picked, sound, 4c lb. Imp
White. Spanish, ~ selecte

ford cantaloup seed, A
poner to all, H.














ners, recleaned, $1 bu. Exc. few
u, for pure Ruckers No. 1 new
train cotton seed.. Each pay
freight. J. L. Burt, Pineview.

900: lbs. Ga. runner seed -pea-
uts, hand picked, clean, $1,10
bu. FOB. Subject -prior sale.
change in price. Cash or mon-
ey Corder. A.D. Malley, ==













No order less than 50 Ibs. Mon-
(ey. order with. order.- Germina-
tion 100 percanle 2. i OSteen
Douglas, R ey :

Runnner peanuts, 3ih0 Ib. 100.
Ibs. to ton; also hand shelled at
8c Tb, F. L. Cross, Colquit.








s 2 tons Runnner peanuts for
seed, $1 bu. Cash with order. No
order less than 5 bu. 100 bu..
Early Velvet beans $1.35 bu,








ell Estate, Dawson.

_ Imp. Valencia peanuts, $1.75
ou FOB!
beans, 206 lb. Giant stringless
_ green pod, 15c Ib. Mammoth
_. Rise pop corn, 8 ae E. M, Lan-
drum, Rome, R 6.

Good No. i Ga. eases N. Cc.
_ Runnners,. picked, not threshed.





. E. J. Gottle, Ty Ty.

Red Spanish peanuts for ent
20 gal; long pod okra, 10c cup-
ful; Castor oil beans, 15c cup-
ful; Elberta peach seed, 15c per
Cc. Add postage.
* Point Peter .







sound seed, $3 per 100 lbs. FOB.
Cash with order. W. C. Brassell,

150 Ibs. Special Imp. Runners
about 2-3 to hull, 4c lb. FOB.
D, H, Pelham, Edison, Ry
Selected papershell Stweart
- pecans, 1933 crop, well filled out
fine flavor. 5 Ibs. $1 or 12. Ibs,
$2 to 1 address. All pee
Se wirs) TC. Floyd, Chipley, R 2,
~~ Box 74,
Pecans:
Ib.; 250 lbs. Stewarts 12 lbs. FOB
same nuts shelled in halves, 35
Ib. pieces, 25c lb. Del. to 2nd
-,. zone.

Giant imp. White
very prolific, 6c lb. Also seed su-
gar cane, $2.50 per 100 stalks at

Jackson, R 5.
About 50 lbs. good: papershell











) Ge. Miss Elva Cowart,

Bron-
wood.
Papershell. pecans, shelled in

halves, 35c 1b; pieces, 25 Ib. del.

elie



POTATOES FOR SALE
40 bu. imp. Red Skin P. R.
_ Seed potatoes, state insp. $1 bu.
at my place. Vine cutting. W. S.
- White, LaFayette, R 1.
25 bu. pure Yellow Skin P. R.
seed potatoes, excellent cond. (85c
bu, at my place. Exc, for corn
or for a-milch cow. H. W. Winn
_ Jonesboro, R 1, Mt. Zion. church,
~- Red. Skin P..R. potatoes, $1
per 100 lbs. FOB; heading col-
lard seed, 15c cup. del. in Ga.
- or exc. for field peas or old field
yellow seed corn. Write P,. J.
. Watson, Nunez.
Seed, certified, P. R, potatoes,
. 600 or 700 bu. $1 bu. FOB At-
Janta; Plants, $125 M. FOB At-




-al& pu No. 2: kiln dried P:R.
potatoes, 1%c Ib. RL. Stone,
_ Mountain. View.

SYRUP FOR. SALE
100 gal. sorghum syrup in 1



= guar. J. S. Bacon, Lexington. ~
= .-19383..Ga,..Cane syrup, 35 gal.
i bbl. $10; 10. lb. cans, 35; 5. Ib.



than crate in cans,

R. L, Bax
_ ter, Ludowici. :






a 30 bu. Lape No. 1 Yas run- ee .














250. bu. N. o. runners, 30 Ib. |

FOB. Eli S. Lewis, for McDow- |

striped Half runner |}

" 346c Ib. for lots of over 5 bu. 4c|f
Ib. for lots. less than 5 bu. FOB |

Harold Pass

No. 1 White Spanish peanuts,

500 Ibs. Mobiles 10c{
Cc. G..Oliver, Barnesville, |.
Spanish,
the bed. Miss Mary Spencer, ||

pecans: Schleys, 20c lb. Del. in|

in 2nd zone. P. QO. Bradley, Les-

Janta. Wm. C. King, Alpharetta. |
|to case, $2.75; 12 halves, $3; 24

|} per..gal; 38 gal. No. 1, 30c gal. |.

gal. cans. 1933 corp. Every. can}

-.eans, 20e. All FOB. Ship not less :
















Baby Chick Co

ode =
: In Force |





i

_ The Baby Chick Code was signed by President
Roosevelt on December 27th, and became, effective
nS dayslater.
ioe
- All eopemicrcial hatcheries and boesdec betekoues
come: under the code provisions excepting hatcheries
selling 500 chicks or less. in any one year, hatched from
eggs produced on their own farms. All hatcheries pur-
chasing hatching eggs or doing custom hatching come
under this code. Everyone under the code will have to
pay 15c] per thousand incubator capacity, or a minimum
fee of $2.00, for administration purposes. Also all deal-
ers must pay a fee of $2.00 per year.




h


























it has been provided that anyone violating any of

io provisions of this code is subject to a fine of $500.00

and $500.00 per day for every day the violation contin-
ues, and six months imprisonment.










: The Code i is too iene to attempt to give you
_detailed information here, as it covers everything with
| reference to baby chick industry. However, we suggest
. that you write and get full information and the Forms

for making application for a compliance certificate, at
once to;





























_MR. J. A. HANNAH, Room No. 400,
- No. 215 Pershing Road, Kansas City, Mo.

\














All parties wishing to list BABY CHICKS FOR

SALE in the Bulletin (raising over 500 chicks yearly) |
must first get a Compliance Certificate from Mr. Han-

nah regarding same, and so advise this Department

when sending in their Baby Chick for Sale notices for

publication.








Geargia Products * Georgia Products . Georgia Products
_For cae For. Sale For Sale



No. 1, $20 a. FOB J. T Pon-

PECAN AND OTHER FRUIT
der, Whigham ep)

TREES FOR SALE -

Celestrial Brown Turkey. figs,
Everbearing Fig cut. 25c doz.
Wild Goose, Blue Damson
plums, $1 doz; garlic, 25c doz.
Exc. for potato, onion, tomato or
sweet pepper plants.
Kown, White.

Spice wood. trees; hazlenut; 50c
doz. horehound, calamus, sage
3. for 25c; scuppernong vines,
rhubarb, 8 for $1; chestnut,
t chinquapin trees, 12 for $1.50.
M. S. Welsh, Marietta, All rooted. T. F. Eaton, Dahlon-

Want some one to furnish | + +
some large, old. fashioned Bee}:
| Gums. I hive the bees and give
cane syrup, }half.<Mrs, J.-S. ere Hor- |

200 No. 10 hikers genuine Ga.
raised cane syrup. $85 for lot,
cash. Del. at my farm, 4 miles
east of Lumber City. J. I. Mitch;
ell, Glenwood, R 1,

~ 200. gal. extra good syrup, 50c}
er FOB. M. F. Lewis, Adairs-
ville.

Pure Sugar cane syrup, 6 gal.



_ HONEY BEES AND. BEE
SUPPLIES -WANTED-

Pay 16c lb. for beeswax oral-
low 20c. lb: in exch. for founda-
tion or other. bee-keepers. sup-
plies. Write. George F. Nor-
ton, Athens.

Want 2 patented Bee Hives.
Hives only. No bees. Must be in
good cond. and cheap for. cash.

qts. $3.25; 34 gal. bbl. A-1, 35 |

?

Malvin. Collins, Whigham.

250. gal... good sorghum syrup,
40c. gal cash or 50c in exch, for
any. kind live stock, peas, or
what have you? R. S.. Brown,
Baxley; R 4 care Pirkle. Farm,.

.Pancy- Caw sugar:

White, tame muscadine, Con-
cord grape rooted, 20c ea. cut-














mee 36 to 38g ee ea; | tense, R 2, Box 21. craappble sprouts, rooted, 10c ea.









ae eae. oe

|| doz;

4 | ea. $1 doz; old fashioned Q
f\i5c ea. Weeping Mary,

|| $1.80 bu. Yonge Walke
: R 3

syrup in new gal. cans, 60




or Half Runner
Fi Exc. garlic plants: 50 f

! tee Di x

1} at $1.50 bu;

| Park, R 3.

|| St.

He cotton seed, Make

Luther

ting, 15 doz; Gooseberry, Plum,



veges. N. F: Williams,






"Georgie Exot
_ For oof



yolk
poke root, 20 Ib. M
ore Ella oS





10
scuppernong vines

Walnut. trees, Le yEs




old fashioned peach tree:

10c
Eades,









for 25c. Mrs. J.
ville, R 7:





POTATOES FOR SA
Lookout Mtn., Irish -

















- SYRUP FOR SAL
100 gal. A No. 1: Sugar



at my farm. oun A R. Arr
Midville, R 2.


















Georgia Product
Wanted



ras






BEANS AND PEAS Ww
Want pure Laredo bean
State best price-on 10 Ib:
by parcel post. A. E. Ea
ston, R 1.

Want 15 bu. Velvets: 40
loxi Soys, 20 bu, 1 inc
cotton seed. A. F, vows
dalia. =


























Want LAD; cane velve
cornfield beans, black wax bu
bunch. tri




Exe. for 100 onion plants. Ea.
chgs. D. W; Chandler, Bucha













Want field. peas, commo
sugar crowders
$2 bu. also want young,
cow, fresh, giving 4 gal. or
easy to milk, within 50
Lovett Harrell, Pearson.







Want bunch Velvet bean set
State price. C. H. Kinsey, ha




Want. 30 lbs. O-too-tan
Give best price del. by pa:
post. Send sample. W. S.
gett, Ball Ground, Rl, _





















Want price on O-too-t
beans at once, also want
on R. I. Red hatching e gi
could use B. Rocks, in

Want to hear frome party
ing old fashioned Bunch 0
Runner white garden bear
Name price for 1-2 pint. M
EH. McCleer, Se 49 A



COTTON SEED. WANT

Wan to hear from party
ing Mexican Big Boll,
seed, also. Rowdens 40,
price, etc. Sam Patton, I
ton. oy
Want to buy 4 bu. Long St

















best price. W. H. Bailey,
hurst, R 3, Box 37,
Want 15 bu. Manleys.
Fruiter, or Vandivers ad
Fruiter cotton seed. Qui
cash price, del. Greeny
Woodruff, Greenville.

HONEY, BEES AND B
PLIES WANTE
Want party interested i
and Honey to finance 1
stock; I will do the w
give half of bees and hi
profits; will grow. mus
on contract, Mrs. H, C.
White Oak. +

PECANS AND PEAN
WANTED Bates

Quote best cash pric
Ibs. shelled white Spani
nuts. Mrs. A. Hy Simpson.
Exe. Govt, insp. P.
plants at $1.50 M. for
ener peanut. - seed,