Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1934 June 21

_STATE CAPITOL

\ AGRICULTURE Sn
COMMISSIONER Ss

PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETS _
_ATLANTA, GEORGIA. THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1934,







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_ Last week Ihad a call to go to Tifton-to meet with the people
to discuss the future of a large number of farmers: whose crops
had been devastated by the excessive rains. Mr. H. K. Ramsey,

my Chief Fertilizer Clerk, and I went immediatly to the scene
_of the disaster.

About one hundred farmers from the stricken area. of the
; County along: with Mr. M. S. Patten, the Representative, Mr.
~. B. Culpepper, the County Agent, Mr. Enoch Bowen;::one of

the largest farmers of South Georgia, and others: met. us at the

_ court house for a frank discussion _ of the deplorable ceeeo
existing there.

After hearing first hand descriptions of the gloomy outlook

from the farmers themselves we adjourned to make a personal
Inspection of the crops. It had rained nearly forty days with-
eut. any opportunity of getting into the fields for work. We
found about one third of the county in almost total ruin.
| Their major crops of cotton, tobacco-and corn were past re-
_ demption. The cotton and corn were very small, yellow and red
with grass hiding them from view. The tobacco roots had
soured and: rotted with the best leaves dead: to the top. Most
of these people will have no crops at all to gather. Others will
vhave hardly: enough to. pay for the gathering..
Most of these farmers had seed loans from the Government,
-and had planted early with the best prospects for. years. They

had begun in high spirits hoping to be able next year to tote
their own skillets. .

On returning: to Tifton, I-sent.an urgent. wire to Washington _ |

asking that this disaster share in liberal help immediately

along with the drowght-area of the West. My telegram was fol-

lowed by others from Tifton. Their loans cannot be repaid: this
year nor-can. they have foed and raiment without. prompt ac-
tion. Help must come now.

We went into other sections of South Georgia traveling 800 4

-miles and visiting thirty counties. Many fields: were barren as
deserts. Fhe boll: weevil is the worst since he first came: to the
state. | gathered my pockets full of forms, and every one with ||
-a grub: Very Tittle cotton we saw anywhere was even up to |}

normal. I. de not think. that more than 75% of a normal yield

of cotton is possible in the state under average conditions from
now on.

We found one bright: spot on our trip. We attended Mr. W.
B. Weatherlys Big Pole Angus Livestock Show near Cochran. |
I would count this the finest herd and one of the biggest, east |

.of the Mississippi. Some two hundred spectators attended this

show representing many branches of mdustry. His -wife and

-daughters: served a sumptuous barbecue with meat from their
farm. without any Western Steak.

When more of our farmers heed the example of Mr. Weath- 3
erly, Col. Hutchinson, Dr. Hoke and President Roosevelt in the

livestock industry, Georgia will cease to suffer from-drowned
crops, that come up with rainbow promises.

NUMBER 25.



G. C. ADAMS, Commissioner of Agriculture.











Eggs For Sale



Purken (Spencer Wonder: Bird)
eggs. $1.25 per. 15. Miss Rebecca
mS, 860 Boule-.

Parks strain Bi Re detested:
ges, Reg. Per. 527-C-34. Foun-:
dation stock. . Cream: Grade di-:
ject. 15c. per..15;.-$3.75. per. Cx
Postpaid: Mrs. Mamie *Roach'
Plyler, Daisy.
- Dark Cornish eggs, 75c per 16;
Blue Speckled guinea* eggs, 50c
per 20, del. Miss Leona stepson
Culverton, R 1..

xtra good hatching: eres from
ks pure bred 18 mos. old B..
ks, 55 per 15; 90 for 30.
|, Cartons to* be Pet! Miss Ber-
E. Carter) Rockingham, R 1.
-Large strain Dark Indian Cor-
ish eggs for hatching. Unrelat-.
ed stock; 5 - 7 lbs; roosters, 9-
If lbs. 50c per 15, not prepaid.
Postage paid for order of 60 or:
More eggs. Mrs. S. J. Akers, Box:
3 |

arge heavy, White - Giant
ain Black Minorca --hatching
ges from 2 yr. old hens, 75 per:

postpaid. Breeding Minorcas ||

lusively for 8 yrs... P;Mil-
ans; Newnan. ;

- Giant Bronze turkey: eggs: from
3 in lated es $2doz: del. Ze











MARKET REPORT
: -OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS
Prevailing. Wholesale Prices; June 18; 1934. Always Subject to Variation.

Eggs, Extra; Selected Whites, doz. ee
Eggs, Extra,. doz. . 20.

Eggs, Standard, doz.

Begs; Georgia trade;.doz. ....-_.. PREG
Eggs, yard run, doz.

Hens; Heavy-Breed,.: Ib.
t: Hens: heshorhs Thi 22 a -09-.10

Roosters, Ib.

~ Stags, Ib.
+ Friers, Ib.

Ducks, Ib.
Geese, Ib.

~ Turkeys, Ib.

. Guineas;-each ..

Country Butter, best:table=lb. __..
- Field-Peas, mixed; bu. _--------- 1.25-1.40 -
Field Peas, not: mixed, bu. ----- : 1.35- I. 50 *
Far Corn; (80 Ibs. to bu.) 82)
Sweet Potatoes; per 100 lbs. -__--- 450
Cabbage, (green, per 100 Ibs.) ~--- 40
Cabbage, (white, per 100 Ibs.) ---. 40 -

~ SPANISH PEANUTS, Noi 1 $65.00 per:ton del. mills.
ANG mvenient reported at the nomirial price quoted above.)

. Georgia Preduced nearby Hennery,: selected fresh eggs: Retail 32c doz; Wholesale 27 doz.





INDEX.

Eggs For. Sale
Eggs Wanted
Live Stock For Sale
Live Stock Wanted
Positions .-Wanted
Parm Help Wanted
> Plants. For Sale
\ Plants Wanted
~ Seed For Sale
Seed Wanted
Miscellaneous For Sale
. Miscellaneous Wanted
Febaeco For Sale
Tobacco Wanted .
-Georgia Products For: Sale
Georgia Products Wanted
Poultry For Sale .

| postage.
| lan, Rockingham.



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ri Craft; Lavonia,





Eggs For Sale : a



Few settings genuine Buff Co-
chin bantam eggs, $1.50 per 15;

few April hatch, Old Fashioned
| Black Langshangs or J.~
1} Giants, $2. trio;

cockerels,
ea: O. H: Wright, Atlanta; "peters -

| Bldg.

White and Blue Speckled
Guinea eggs; 60c per. 20, plus
.Mrs.. Jimmie -MeMil-

Thompson: strain, -No. 1 iaaie:
eggs, 75c per 15;- seeond grade,
60c per 15. All prepaid.:.All- cull-

|ed-by County Agt. Cartons: ret.
} Mrs: G. C. Clifton, Milen.

Hamburg (best for laying)

{eggs for hatching, 50c per 15, by
parcel. post.
| Blairsville, RES,

_Henry Carpenter,

M. B. turkey eggs, $1.10" doz.
del. bal. of this season; poults,
20c ea. Mrs, Thos.- N. Williams, :

+ Buena, Vista.

Carefully - selected hatching

| eggs from: Parks Bred-to-lay B.

Rocks at June prices. This strain

| bred for 7. yrs. 85c per 30 eggs

del. Crates tobe. returned. Mrs.
J..S.. Raulerson, Rockingham, R

Eggs. for hatching from Don-

; lalasde s; famous: Red. stock, - di-

rect, 80c. per 15, del. Mrs, OFT,



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- Department of

Agriculture
Executive Offices:
State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga.

G. C. ADAMS,
Commissioner





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| _ Eggs For Sale



Giant strain RC. Light Brah-

4 eggs, 75c per 15 postpaid.

eeding Light Brahmas exclu-

sively for 8 yrs; Hastings Yard

Long snap bean seed, 25c per

or 500 for. $1 postpaid. L. J.
own, Statham, Rl...

5c per 30.:Mrs. Randall Raul-
rson, Rockingham.
Selected hatching eggs from
Thompson B. Rocks, 50c per 15,
poo: . Ocl Mrs. A.C. Spence;
Blakely. as
= Thoroughbred, large, M. B.
ant turkey eggs of high fer-
ity, $2 per 15 postpaid. J. B.
Mathis, Canton, R 1.

Eggs Wanted

Want some Muscovey duck
eggs for hatching purposes. Mrs.
J. M. Grow, Colquitt.

Live Stock For Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE
2 milch cows for sale, cheap.
(Between Mableton and Austell)
. C. Henson, Austell.
Reg. Polled . Hereford bulls.









a quality, 2 yr. olds for sale

about June ae Come see these





ton.

1 Jersey cow, fresh in, 2% gal.
and pound butter per day, cheap

'| for cash. Mrs. R. L. Anderson,

Dewyrose, R 2.

Jersey cow, fresh, for sale at
my barn. Write or come see. 10
miles S. W. Cornelia.
ville, Cornelia, R 1.

Fresh Jersey cow, ent. to reg.
4 gal. milk, 2 lbs. putter per day,
$50 at my place, 1 mile West of
Douglasville. Floyd Gowder,
Douglasville, R 2.

Reg. and High Grade Jerseys

for sale. Mrs. S. E. Jones, Fair- |

burn, R 2.

Good milch cow, fresh in at
reasonable price. W. J. Cochran,
Luthersville.

1 large 6 yr. old cow, very hea-
vy milker, 3rd calf, $45 cash at
my barn, 2 miles North of Zeb-
ulon on Highway. J. T. Presley,
Zebulon, R i.

Reg. Jersey heifer, 2 yrs. old

and 1 reg. Jersey bull, 9 mos.

old for sale. J. L.
ington.

1 Jersey heifer, 4 mos. old and
1 pig, wt. about 30 lbs. for sale
or exec. for laying hens or any-
thing can use. Call or write:
Mrs. V. A. Hale, Atlanta, 426
Whitehall St.

1 good milch cow, S gal., 2nd
calf (4 mos.), $25 cash. Mrs.
Ivie L. Price, Esom Hill, R 2.

4 milch cows, fresh. in: 2 with

Dobbs, Cov-

| 1st calf; 2 with second. Reason-

able. J. L. Cathey, Cornelia, BR
4,

Nice Jersey cow, soon to fresh-
en, $30. R. P. Bomar, Palmetto.

3 -Blue Tongue Jerseys: 1
grown heifer and 2 bull calves,
for sale at very reasonable pri-
ces. John W. Durand, Flowery
Branch.

2 fine milch cows for sale. 2%
miles College Park. N. M. Thom-
as, College Park.:

1 good cond., gentle, cream col-
or, Reg. Jersey cow, $25. Come
or write; also pure bred Buff

_Orp. chickens. Mrs. C. W. Grif-

fin, Screven, R 2;
2 yr. old Guernsey bull, $35.
A. E. Brannen, Statesboro. /
Milch cow, giving milk, $20.00,

-or exc. for good dry cow, or for

hogs. C. M. Jackson, Lawrence-
ville.

7 yr. old cow, 2% gal. on pas-
ture, calf about 2 mos. old, $25
cash, or exc. for cow that will
freshen in the Fall. J. F. Gober,
Temple, R 2.

1 milch cow, 2 gal. milk, 3-4
lb. butter (more on good feed),
$22.50. Exc. for Springers; Big
bone Black P. C. sow, $10. Mrs.
J. F. Morgan, College Park,

Near Cooks Crossing.

Jersey bull, in service, for sale
or exc. for young cow, fresh in
with first calf. Can be seen at
my barn. Whit Riddle, Athens,
225 Peter St.

Several milch cows, a fine
bull, 3 yrs. old, in fine shape and
several calves for sale reason-
able. J. R. Gable, Raymond.

1 milch cow, giving 3 gal. on
grass, $25 FOB cash, or exc. for
60 March or April hatch W. L.
or White Rock chickens, no
culls. Mrs. Will Houston, Bre-
mene Rt,

Black Jersey and 3rd calf for
sale or exe. for corn, or small
gentle horse. R. P. Steinheimer,
Fayetteville, R 1.



HOGS FOR SALE
12 pigs, 7 Duroc Jerseys and
4 Black Essex, 13 wks. old, in
good cond., $25 cash. Mrs. N. E.

Grantham, Vienna.

2 little bone Black Guinea
boars, about yr. old, wt. about
100 Ibs. $10 ea..O. P. Sine uehels:
Harrison.

10 pigs: Essex-P. C., for oole
3% miles Fayetteville. Mrs, L. H.
Speer, Fayetteville. -

Duroc-Jersey pigs,-all ages,

as at reasonable reg.
prices. Perry nes Coving-

R. D. Sa-

complete, $50.



ante prices. Will trade 1 or 2 for

best sugar cane syrup. L. M.

Kennedy, Collins.

2.P. C. Duroc, cross, SOWS, 20
mos. old, wt. 200 lbs. Good dis-
positions. $18 ea. $35 pair if tak-
en at once. FOB. Ray Blood-
worth, McIntyre, R 1, Box 75.

Reg. big type Black Essex, 3
mos. old pigs, either sex, $5 ea.
with pedigree. Sat. guar. B. F.
Murphy, Sandersville. \

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE -
Work donkey and spring wag-



on for sale, $45. C. G. Driskell,.

Juliette, R 1, Box 114.

Black mare mule, 12 yrs. old,
wt. 950 lbs. $50 cash, mule, wag-
on, complete, $60 cash. L. W.
Dukes, Sycamore.

Nice Shetland pony and cart,
Edgar Wingo,
Hogansville, 24 Elm St. :

1 red horse, wt. about 900 lbs.
$25. G. F. Davis, Rome, R 5.

2 good mules, cheap for cash,
and 10 head milch cows and cal-
ves, Jersey and Guernsey, priced
right; 50 bu. seed peas, Brab-
hams, $2 bu; 4 tons Peavine hay,
$20 ton. W. J. Morgan, Still-
more.

2 good mules, wt. 950 and 1 M.
lbs. respectively; age, 12 yrs.,
sound and good workers, $125.00
each. J. O. Moon, Godfrey.

Mammoth Black Jack for Ser-
vice, at my home, Rate: $15.00.
Edmond Salter, Thomaston, R 3.

Real fancy saddle and. driving

mare, wt. about 900 Ibs. Dark-
nite breed; fast and-gentle. Sell
or exc. for well bred Stallion
colt, 1 = 3. yrs. old, or heifers.
John Turner, LaFayette, R 3.
_ 3 yr. old red mare, wt. about
700 Ibs. broke to plow and ride,
$75 atmy home, 5 miles West
of Donalsonville.- Ed Preston,
Donalsonville, RFD 2.

RABBITS FOR SALE
25 fine Chinchillas, 7 wks. old,
25c each;. 6 N. Z. White does
and 2 Chin. bucks, 11 mos. old,



d0c ea. J. M. O'Kelly Jr., Mon-

roe, R 2.

8 light gray and white rabbits,
pink eyes, 45c ea. 75c pair. See
or write. Howard Gravitt, Cal-
houn, R 1.

5 pure bred Chinchilla, 5 mos.
old, 3 bucks, 2 does. 50c each.
Frank Mullinax, Talking Rock.

Show quality, meat producing
heavy wt. Chinchillas.: Juniors
from reg. 10 Ib. Sire, $1 ea. Cash
with order. S. Jones, Lylerly.

.2 pr. Gray Chinchillas and trio
Black Chinchillas for sale
exc. for Pheasants, baby turkeys,
3 dark R. I. Red roosters, Yr.
old, or what have you? Mrs. E.
V. Milteer, Quitman.

Heavy wt. Chinchillas from
Stahls Gold Cert. reg. stock: 5
does, buck, from 12-15 mos. old,
$10, or $2 each. Mrs. E. C. POW:
ler, Athens.



SHEEP AND GOATS
- FOR SALE
100 per cent Nubian buck | s
Service, $2; 2 choice milking
does, 1 open and 1 bred. Rea-
sonable price, or exc. for young
W. L. laying hens, or 1934 hatch
pullets, Write for information.
Edwin Simpson, Atlanta, 695
Paynes Ave. SA
4 White, pink-eyed,, 6 light
Gray, 8 wks. old rabbits, 35c ea.
or .65c pair. Write or see me. P.

|C. Gravitt, Calhoun, R 1.

1 high bred Nubian-Toggen-
burg buck, 15 mos. old, $5; 1 kid
buck, same breed, 2 mos. old,
ee A. A. Fowler, Stone Mtn., R

Reg. pure Nubian buck at
Stud. Fee, $3.. Write first; twin
doe kids, born April 27th, $15 at
2 = old. F. E. Grubbs, Demo-
rest.

100 head good; fat sheep, for

or |.



place. Hard workers.

= ee cae 0. Braselton, Brasel-
ton, Ga.

25 head goats and. kids, 50

|per head at my barn, 7 miles

West Statesboro., Avery Alder-
man, Statesboro, R 4.

1 small, fairly nice Nubian
cross milk goat, giving 1-4 gal.
per day. Cheap J. D. Goddard,
Dunwoody, Rei.

Live Stock Wanted

CATTLE WANTED

Want best prices on Guernsey
heifers. State breeding, age and
price. -V.. T: ~Crumbley, Cedar-
town, R 3.

Want 2 well broken steers, not
over 5 or 7 yrs. old. State value.
Want to exc. their value; also
have feathers for sale or exc. for
10 or 15 lbs. nice lint cotton. A.
B. Wood, Griffin.

' Trade good 2 horse, iron wheel
wagon in good cond., for a good
milch cow, fresh in with Ist or
2nd calf, or sell wagon, $25.
Hoke Bearden, Douglasville, R 2.

Want to hear from party near
Vidalia who-has young Jersey
milch cow, no bad habits, gentle,
etc. can stake out cheap. Mrs. L.
S. Lively, Vidalia, 507 RR Ave.

HOGS WANTED
Want little bone Guinea sow,
bred, to farrow in August or
September, cheap for cash.
Write or see. S. T. Jefferson,
Stockton, R 1.

HORSES AND MULES
WANTED
Want gentle Texas pony for
riding. Not over 6 yrs. old. Will
trade mule in good cond., or a
Jersey calf. Benj. Mayo, Jackx-
son, R 1. =

SHEEP AND GOATS
WANTED
Exch. 4 Flemish White Giant
doe rabbits, 2 are reg. and 2 sub.
to reg. for a pair of young Tog-
genburg goats. Harvey E. _ Wil-
liams, Rossville, R 1.

Want some goats of the horn-
less type. O. D. Edge, Columbus,
9 12th St. 4

Want a male sheep (ram), 2-
3 yrs. old, wt. 75 to 100 Ibs.
Quote best price, FOB Atlanta.
E. L. Webb, State Capitol, At-
Janta. >

Want a well broken goat for
little boy, 4 yrs. old. State age,
wt.. and price. T. J. Lyon, At-
lanta, 323 Luckie St., N. W.

Positions Wanted

Want dairy or general farm
work. Dairy at $8 week, and
farm or Poultry on farm, $1 wa-
ges. Do any kind farm and dairy
work. Young, single, healthy,
white. Write at once. Brooks

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Smith, Atlanta, 441 Atwood St.,

S. W., phone, Ra 2381.

Can shuck and shell your corn
at your crib with my Joliet 2-
hole shucker and Sheller. Want
to hearfrom parties with large
amounts of Ear corn. J. S. John-
son Byronville, R 2. |

Want to raise poultry and
flowers on share basis with
someone who has land. Mrs.
Laura Jackson, Macon, P. O.
Box 334.

Single, honest, sober man
wants place looking after Estate
or Farm Overseer or crop for
wages. Permanent place with
honest, good people. Also exp.
mechanic, etc. Write offer. G.
W. Landers, Bowdon, R 3. Clo J.

M. Williams.

Want 40 acres A-1 Wheat land
to work on shares; A-1 pair
mules, wt. 1200 Ibs. and tools to
be furnished by landlord; crop
to be worked on shares. Best of
references. T. J. Dodd, Atlanta,
273. Glenwood Ave., S. E.

German man and wife want
Write if

.ing poultry brooder,



Brunswick, | 2812 Norwich

Want job ginning cotto 6
fall. J. O. Maxwell, Aragon,

Middleaged, white, honest
man wants job on farm assis
ing with light farm work, p
try, flowers, etc., for home a1
small salary. Mrs. B. L. Walk
Griffin, Little St. Clo Jene Co
ner. . es oe

Want job doing light far
work; garden, poultry,milk
cow, $1 week and board.
alone, sober, honest, etc.
good references. ;
Valdosta, R 1, Box 100.

Want to get placed with go
tobacco grower. I know tobaci
from Plant Bed up. J. A.
gram; Rome, 26. Penni
Ave. i

Exp. Peach prewar desires p
sition packing peaches. Miss
C. Mattox, Thomson. a.

Want job as Caretaker
Overseer, or light duties.
crippled. At very reasonable v
ges. Can live alone. Prefer Mi
dle Ga. Give best of referen
and desire the same. Dilm
Moon, Winder, R 4.

Want job on truck farm
wages. 18 yrs. old. Single.
and Ref. Arthur Kadel, Atla
353 Eugenia St. S. W.

Want job on Truck farm. 1
and self only. Both work.
and board. Arthur Fisk 2
ta, 460 Piedmont Ave., N. E.

Want place on farm with go
man the ~ year round. Ho:
perfectly sober, etc. Now
with Luther Pierce, 6 miles Ds
las. Sam McCalla, Dallas, Rt

Young married man with wi
and 2 small children want j
on dairy or as truck driver | d
farm, at once, reasonable we
Best of reference. Write or cor
see at once. A. T. Owens De
ter, RFD 1.

Want place as Caretaker
place in Chatham county ne
Savannah. Understand catt
raising, and want to raise pot
try. Have wife, 2 children
and 14 yrs. old. (5% mi. Post.
Louisville Road), B. -F, Oe
Savannah, _

Want job at once. Expert
hand milker, also good farm
and poultry raiser. Prefer d
ing. No bad habits except
ing. Single, 24 yrs. old. Writ
C. Rodgers, Columbus, oo)
rion St.

Elderly man wants work, ten
incubat
garden, farm repairs, caretak
etc. State full particulars a
salary paid. Geo. T. Roy
Bridgeboro, R 1. -

Farm Help Wanted

Want girl or young woma
between 18 and 30 yrs. of age
come and live in home and
tend to light- farm work. Sm
salary. Mrs. J. A. eee Co
merce, R 2.

Want middleaged, hesithy
fined, good disposition woma:
live with me and do light f
work. Small salary. Ref. requir
State salary wanted and oth
particulars and if can driv
car. Miss Ruby Reynolds, 2
field.

Want man and wife (only

work on farm for wages,
once. White or colored. R:
Medlock, Duluth, R. 2.

Want intelligent, hone
liable woman of good charac
to live in home and do
farm work. Good home
some salary. Communicate
Guss W. Hall, Royston, R

Want good farmer . who
furnish self for a good 2
farm on halves. One who
take over present crop *
tinue next year.

Brunswick

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e middleaged woman |

1 home with 3 in family
do light farm work. $2 per
k. Mrs. Della Golden, Bre-

2, Box 25.

cant good, honest woman

as one of family, look af- |

ultry, cows, and _. other
ht arm work. 2 in family, $2
ek, board, laundry. J. D. Han-
d, Colleze Park, R 1.

Want good, clean woman of
od. character to help with light

work. Good home and
all salary. Mrs. J. C. H: a,
dartown, R 2.

ant girl or woman, 18-38
of age to help with general
ht farm work; milking, etc.
ifus S. Myers, Rome.

Want all kinds of farm help,
ostly men and women. Good
uses and garden, close to
wn. Reasonable and sure pay.
ve full particulars in first
tter. J. Isom Davis, Nashville.

woman, 20 to
yrs. of age. Prefer widow with
all child. Help with light
rm. work. Good home

Want. " middleaged, unincum-
d woman to help with light
on work for home with old

uple and small salary. Mrs.

nma Avera, Ft. Valley, 219
. Macon St.

Want large family, intelligent
willing to work on truck

rm near Atlanta. House and

rm wages. R. F. Sams, Jr.,
arkston.

Plants F or Sale

Cabbage, onion, tomato, pep-
r and collard plants, 50c M.
c. potato plants for cow peas.
W. Williams, Quitman.





Imp. P. R., P. P and the new

ip. P. P, at $1 M. del. or-85c
, or exc for dried apples.

ood plants, full count. J. P.

ck, Baxley, R 3.

lew Stone tomato, 20c C; 50c

0; 90 M; Hot pepper, 25c C;
00; $1.75 M; Boquet pepper
C; $1.25 500; $2.50 M. Exch.
anything can use. Thurman

ells, Leslie, R 1.

imp. PP. R. plants; Red. or

ellow Skin; 70c M. Full count,

ompt shipment guar.
ghtsey, Bristol.

Old time White Banana Yam

tato plants, Cert. $1.35 del. F.

New Stone tomato plants, $1
. Ready by 15th of June. J. L.
farwell, Newborn.

Care

Gov. insp. potato pas. Yel-
low Yams, 90c M; Red Skin, P.

R., 75 M; Early Triumph, $1
M. Exc. 2 M. plants for 10 Ib.
dried fruit. Ea. pay postage. W.
J. Sweat, Nicholls.

Flat Dutch and Chas. W. cab-
bage, Stone, Marglobe, Match-
less and Baltimore tomato, 25c
C. 45, 500; 75c M. del. 60c M.
COD. 5 M. up, 50 M. Mossed.
S. C. Rowe, Fitzgerald, R 2.

Imp. P. R., Gov. insp., 55c M.
Del; 40c M. FOB: Marglobe to-
mato, 75c M. Del. Nice, newly
grown plants. Aaron Sellers,
Baxley, Rt. 4.

Late Flat Dutch, Chas. W.
cabbage, New Stone tomato,
True Ga. collard plants, 200, 25C:
75c M. del. 5 M. or more, 50c M.
FOB. Obie Crow, Gainesville.

P. R. plants, Red or Pink Skin
Tac M. del. Isham _ Lightsey,
Odum, R 2.

Broad Leaf tobacco plants,
$1.50 M. 25c C. Jim Anderson,
Gainesville, R 2.

Dill Sprays, 25c C. Some Rhu-
barb plants, 8 for $1; black
snake-root plants, 15c doz; Rat-
tlesnake master root, 50c lb. del.
Jessie L. Eaton, Dahlonega, R 1.

Pure Red Skin P. R. plants,
Gov. insp., $1 M. del. Berry
Bennett, Flowery Branch, R 1.

Imp. P. R. plants, 50 M. 5 M
and up, 40 M. D. T. Herring-
ton, Graham.

P. R. plants, 75c M. del. 50c
M. FOB. Lee Leggett, Baxley, R
4, Box 137.

Red Skin P. R. Gov. insp. 80c
M. del. in Ga; 60c M. FOB. Exc.
for dried fruit. Ea. pay ches. of
transportation. W. W. William-

son, Bristol, R 1.

Imp. Purple and Pink Skin P.
R. plants, $1 M. del. Boons, $1.25
M. del. Winfred Waldrip, Flow-
ery Branch.

Pure P. R. Gov. insp. 60c M.
5 M. and up, 50c M. J. J. Olliff,
Bristol.

Copenhagen, Wakefield cab-
bage, Marglobe, New Stone to-
mato, $1 M; Ruby King pepper,
25 C; Cert. P. R. and Boon po-
tato, 65c Mailed. Guar. or mon-
ey back. B. R. Woodliff, Flow-
ery Branch, R 1.
-Mid-season tomato plants,
Hastines Everbearing Scarlet
Globe, $1.25 M; Pritchard Scar-
let Topper, $1 M. Ready June
25th. Cash with order. Write for
Jarge quantity prices. W. T.
Luckey, Thomson.

Dill Sprays, 35c doz. Spear-
mint plants, same price; Dill and
gourd seed, 10c pkg. 2 pkgs. 15c.
All prepaid. Mrs. T. B. Thomas,

- | Thomasboro.

Liles, Baxley.
Gov. insp. P. R. Red Skin, 80c

a. in Ga. ome ready. Rafe
Thompson, Flowery Branch,

; Boons and Bunch, P.
1 M. del; ee and to-

ody Ty, strawherry plants, 25c
$1.50 M; Klondike. $1.25 M;
ad, Leaf tobacco
pper plants, 20c C. Effie Crow,
aintsville, R 2.

R. plants, $1.50 M; Broad
af tobacco, 20c C; $1. 50 M;
Ot pepper, 20c. J. C. Allen,

nesville, R 2.
State insp. and treated Red
1 Imp. P. R. plants, 80c M.
1. No chks. Leland Lightsey,
dum.
Late Flat Dutch cabbage, 15c
Hot pepper, 20c C. Henry

eRe plants, Yellow and
| Skin, $1.25 M. del. J. M.
an Chuls ee ee

and Hot



Cert. Marglobe, Stone tomato,
E. J., C. J., All Season, Early,
Late Dutch cabbage, Heading
collards, 20c C; 500, 65c; $1 M;
10 M. $7.50. Prompt shipment.
William Stephens, Gainesville.

Late Flat Dutch cabbage
plants. Marglobe tomato, 15c C.
$1 M. Seed direct from Woods.
Write for future del. prices. Ed-
gar Woodall, Cornelia.

Late Flat Dutch and Chas. W.
cabbage and Ga. Collard, Gr.
Baltimore tomato plants. Ea.
15c C. $1.10 M; Citron seed, 20c
lb. Rosie Crow. Cumming, R 1.

New Stone tomato plants, 75c
M. Moss packed. Exc. some for
field peas. J. E. Hambrick,
Bainbridge, R 2:

Calamus, $1.75 C. del. L. M.
Woodeutt. Greenville.

Cabbage-collard,
collard plants, Hot pepper, 15c
C; $1 M. FOB; Wonder Crowder
butter-pea beans 3 doz. 25c; $1
lb. Exc. for Guinea pigs. J..N.
Carson, Griffin.

Cert. Marglobe tomato plants,
500, 60c; $1 M; 15 Ibs. good
broom corn seed, 75c for lot. All
FOB. Cash with order. No chks.
J. J. Matheson, Alto, R 1.

Pure Red Skin P. R: plants,

60c M; tomato plants, 75c G. L. |

|: Steedley, Baxley. 50c M;.4 M. and up.. _ Ship by
ary : : \ BS 5 ae ;

or Heading |



ey. insp. P. R. potato plants,

75c M. FOB. Prompt shipment.
R. 8S. Williams, Baxley.

Pure Red Skin and Pink Skin:|

P. R., $1 M. del; Marglobe and
Stone tomato, Heading collard
plants, $1 M. del. 10 M. $7.50 col-
lect. W. O. Waldrip, Flowery
Branch.

Stone tomato, Heading collard
Wakefield cabbage. 80c -M. del:
5 M. $3; 10 M. $5.50; 20 M. $10
Collect. Prompt shipment. Ovie
Crowe, Gainesville, R 1.

Red Skin P. R. plants, Gov.
insp. 75c M. del. in Ga. June del.
Good plants. Full count. W. G.
OQuinn, Surrency, R 2.

Broad Leaf tobacco plants,
$1.35 M. postpaid. Ben Forrest,
Gainesville, R 2.

True Ga, Collard, Gr. Balti-
more tomato, 90c M; 60c, 500;
Purple Egg-plants, 25c C; $1.00
500; $1.25 M. Moss packed. Post-
paid. No chks. Mrs. F. Happoldt,
Lewiston.

State insp. and Cert. P. R. 65c
M; Marglobe tomato. Black
Beauty Egg-plants, Royal King
Sweet pepper, 20c C. Mrs. J. B.
Paul, Leesburg.

Cert. potato plants, Yellow
Yams, 90c M; Red P. R., 75c M;
Early Triumph, $1 M; Exch. P.
R. for seed peas, 3 M. plants for
1 bu. peas. Ea. pay postage. T.
H. Sweat, Nicholls.

P. R. plants, $1 M. del. L. L.
Morris, Jr., Baxley.

Onion plants, Winter Keepers,
grow large, 15c C. 200, 25c; 500,
60c; $1.50 M. Mrs. W. A. John-
son, Alto, R 1.

Stone tomato, ist yr. from
Hastings, 15c C. $1 M. del. in
Ga. John P. Smith, oes
Rss

Hastines late Flat Dutch cab-
bage plants, now ready, $1 M.
FOB. Money order with order.
Loy O. Thurmond, Cleveland, R
Oe

Imp. P. R.. 40e FOB; 65c M.
del. in Ga. Tomato plants, 60c
FOB. O. L. Mobley, Baxley, R 4,
Box 45.

Imp. Stone tomato, Ga. col-
lard, late Flat Dutch cabbage,
ide C. $1.25 M; Danish Ball cab-
bage, 20c C. $1.50 M. Now ready
Add postage. Jim Henderson,
Ellijay, R 3. Box 49.

Gov. insp. P. R. plants, 75 M;
Boons, $1 M; Broad Leaf to-
bacco, 20c C; $1.50 M; Hot pep-
pep, same price. C. D. Crow.
Gainesville, R 2.

P. R. Plants, 90c M; Dtitch
and Wakefield cabbage, Stone
and Baltimore tomato, Ga. col-

lard; 80c M; pepper, 30c C. del.

E. B. Wetherford, Gainesville, R
One.

Pure Yellow Skin P. R. potato
plants, 60c M. FOB. D. C. Whid-
don, Tifton, R 3...

Marelobe, Gr. B. New Stone
tomato, Flat Dutch, Wakefield,
Hastings Sure Crop cabbage and
Heading collard plants, 300, 35c
del; 50c M. FOB; assortment at
same price. P. E. Rhodes, Bald-
win.

Fresh tomato plants, Marglobe
New Stone, Gr. Baltimore toma-
to. Moss packed. Full count. 65c
M. del. J. P. Mullis, Baxley, R 4.

Pink and Red Skin P. R. po-
tato plants, 50c M. Prompt ship-
ment. R. D. Raulerson, Rocking-
ham.

Cert. Yellow Skin P. R., Pink

Skin P. R., Nancy Hall, Golden
Yam, Japanese Yam, Pattesaw
Yam potato plants, $1.25 M. fob.
Fine plants. Fair treatment. H.
F. Stair, Lenox.
- Gov. insp. Red and Pink Skin
P. R. plants, vine grown, 65c M.
Prepaid. Sat. guar. Paul Light-
sey, Screven.

P. R. potato, Egg-plants, Ruby
King and Hot pepper and toma-
to plants. All 500, 65c; $1 M.
Postpaid. R. Chanclor, Pitts.

Imp. P. R., Gov. insp. plants,

\?
the remainder



Express FOB. Money orders. No-

-chks. L. DB: Achebe), Baxley, R
BF

EB: R. and Boon potato plants,
Insp. and Cert; Cabbage, Toma-
to and collard, $1.25 M. Mailed;
$1 M. Expressed: 10 M. up, 75c
M. All prompt shipment. Major
Crow, Gainesville, R 1.

P. R., potato plants, $1 M.
Now ready. Charlie Spinks; Jun-
ction City.

Imp; pure Red Skin P. R. po-
tato plants, 75c M. del. Cash
with order. Dan A. Campbell,
Baxley, R 2.

P. R potato and tomato plants
75e M. Prompt shipment. Mrs.
D. M. Barber, Baxley.

' Imp. Red Skin P. R.- potato
plants, 75c M; 5 M. 50c. Cash
with order. FOB Douglas. C. V.
Willard, Douglas.

Imp. P. -R. potato, 75.M. del.
50c M. FOB. Money. with order.
ee Groover, Baxley, R 4, Box

Imp. Yellow and Purple Skin

P .R., Insp. and treated, $1.15 M.

del. Can ship same day order re-

eee T. H. Gordon, Rochelle,
2

Imp. P. R. potato plants, Red
and Pink Skin, Insp. and treated
seed, grown from vines, now
ready. 75c M. del. W. D.. Lightsey
Odum.

Imp. Red Skin P. R. plants,
$1 M. del. in Ga. 75c M. FOB for
of June. Cash
with order. J. W. Sellers, Bax-
ley, R 4, Box 81.

P. R. plants, Full count guar.
$1 M. del; 70c M. FOB. Prompt
shipment. No chks. Cash with
order. W. C. Carter, Baxley, R
4, Box 175.

Red Skin P. R. plants, 60c M.
not mixed. Fill orders same day
orders received. G. W. Lynn,
Baxley.

Plants Wanted

Exc. Beet, Cabbage, Eng pea,
Cantaloup and other garden
seed for P. R. potato plants and
farm products. Donald Gordon
Smith, Cloudland.

Seed For Sale

12 Ibs. large leaf Rape seed,
$4.20, or 40c lb. del. 1934 crop,
Queens Delight root, large or







small orders. Make best. prices.

J. H. Mercier, Kirkland.
Correction: 20 bu. old fash-
ioned Late Clay peas for hay,
$2 FOB; 20 lbs. genuine Dixie
Bell melon seed, hand saved,

| Sereen dried, 50c lb. FOB. W.

O. Birdsong. Gordon.

Fresh multiplying Calif.
moss bear seed, 10c start. Other
seed free. Mrs. Eli B. Green,
Atlanta. R. 5. Defoor Ave.

Chufa seed, well cleaned,
sound, $1.25 peck straight;
Bunch limas or Rape seed, 12c
Ib. Add postage. Clayton Dan-
jels, Kirkland.

Calif. multiplying Moss beer
seed, 10c per large start; 3
times that amount for 25c,
postpaid.- J. M. Craton, Dallas.
R. 4.

Multiplying beer seed, 10c
start or exch. start for 1 good,
white 100 lb. cotton seed sack.
Ea. pay postage.. Mrs. J. E.
Kirk, Rockmart.

Okra seed, 10c, P. P.; Blue
Damson and Red Goose plum,
0c ea. not PP. Por exch. for
100 lb. cap. white feed sacks,
free of holes, etc. Mrs. A. B.
McAdams, Buchanan. R 1.

Calif. multiplying beer seed,
10c start, P. P.; tender corn-
field bean seed, , 20c lb. not
postpaid; 1 good milch cow,
fresh in. See or write. Mrs. Sal-
lie Floyd, Rockmart. R 2.

Early Market Queen water-
melon (ripens 60 days from

| planting) seed,. 60 seed, 10c;

Deer tongue leaves, 50c lb. pre-



| Cordele, Ba

paid; trial pkg.
Thornton, Jesup. =

Burr clover seed in th
rough, 2c lb., recleaned, 5c Ib.
FOB. Malcolm B. Crittenden,
Hartwell. R 1.

Vigor Vine (ew tomato)
grows to 15 ft., has as high as
165 tomatoes on vine at o
time. Start 1 doz. seed, 10c.
Plant up in July, bears until
frost. Miss Martha G. Cheat<
ham, Canton. R 4.

190 lbs. machine threshe:
sorghum seed, 2%c lb. FOB,
Jas. B. Sproull, Stilesboro.

Vegetable peach seed (grow
on vines like muskmelons get
about large as oranges and
same color), 10c per 100 seed
del. Guinea eggs, 3c. ea. del.
Mrs. Henry Everett, Preston.

2 lbs. Perkins okra, 20c 1
or exch. for dried apples, free
of worms. Ea. to pay postage.
Mrs. Hannah H. Harris, Grif-
fin; Ri. C;- Box A072 A;

Calif. beer seed, 10c start,
Melba, McBrayer, Temple,

First grade, clean sorghum
Cane seed, $1 bu. FOB; Black
Hay peas, $1.80 bu. FOB. J. eS
Call, Ellijay. R 2. Z

12 lbs. white velvet okra
seed, 20c lb. postpaid in Ga.
or exch. Bertha Grizzle, Cum~-
ming. R 2. ;

Mild, tender, everbeariae
onion seed, continuous
one planting; dill
pkt. del; Jackson. Wonder li-
mas, 10 lb. FOB. Postage e3
tra for packing. Geo. W. Jac
son, Fayetteville. R 2.

Purple Top turnip, 35c I

10e.

cabbage,

tomato seed for sale. All post-

paid. Marcus Williams, Gaines-
ville. R 1.

Seed Wanted

-Want to buy some fro
proof snap bean seed. O. Ss.
Bargeron, Millhaven.







Miscellaneous For Sale



200 white feed sacks, clean,
good cond. $10 FOB: Atlanta.
Montgomery Morris, Atlant
2139 East Lake Road.

Sassafras root, Yellow Root,
blackberry root, wild cherry
bark, 20c lb: balm, dbl. tansy,
catnip, peppermint, 2 bunches,
5c. Miss Mary Holloway, ee
onega. R 1. Box 35.

Yellow Root, Sassafras: root
blackberry root, wild cherry

bark, 20c Ib; dbl. tansy, balm,

catnip, ee
Miss L.
Het,
Yellow root, May apple,
Ibs. 50c; slippery elm bar
white Elder root, 5 Ibs. 15C:
Add _ postage. Hundreds
pounds for sale. Miss Myrtle

-10c. doz.
. White, a

Adams, Marietta. R 3.

White feed sacks,

April hatch B. R. pullets, 60c
ea. new, sterilized chi
feathers for sale. All
prices. Mrs, O. E. Martin,
muchee. R 3. Box 55.

75 white feed sacks, 100 Ib.
cap. 8c ea, del; 2 Tom Barron
strain, Yr. old roosters, bought
direct for breeders. 50c ea. del
Mrs. J. L. Erwin, Acairsville.

Blood root, Yellow root
blacksnake root,
25c Ib. Blue berries, raspber-
ries, sugar plums, 75c doz. Ho-
bert Abercrombie, eral
Bluff. Se
White cotton seed sacks, 100
lb. cap. 5 ea. FOB. J. E. Mai
tin, Flowery Branch, R 3..

20 Ibs. new, white downy
feathers, 50c Ib del. Sample on
request. Mrs. ae = ap









cee oak atk,
ch. for white



a . Lillie Reece,.|
Talking Rock. R 2.








_ Ib; wild cherry bark, 15 lb;

ake Deer tongue, 25c Ib. Miss Mon- |
~ dena Ellis, Moultrie. R 4.

Deer tongue, 30 Ib. 2. Ibs.

50. Del. in Ga.

"owler,: Baxley. R 2.

"Miscellaneous Wanited










"Want dusiet for dusting veg-"
__ etables: in good cond., cheap,
o at one. F J. Brinkley, Mariet-
at. ta. R 1.
. Want 2 Horse: wagon prac-
tically new, in first class cond.
complete bed and good brakes, |*
2% or 25% size; at bargain:
* want 5 M: Gov. insp. P. R.
plants at 50 M. J. M: Waits,
~~ Rockmart.

- Want secondhand 1 Horse!
farm wagon; in good cond.
-Mrs. Brocklesby,; Riverdale.

- -Want second hand 2 horse
wagon; cheap for cash. State
oe = cond: etc. Ben McBrayer, Tem-
pie.

Want to buy a second hand |
wagon. W. M. Croom, Sanders-
--ville.

: Tobacco F or Sale

; Home> grown vebaceo; cured |
- in-shade, strong and twisted,
30 Ib. Add postage on all or-
ders. Mrs. J: H: Stansel, Cleve-
Jan. R 4.

Good; flu: cured - tobatee,-
aged and mellow, 2 years old,
+ 15-Ibs. for $1. Jsse B. Williams

Alma. -R 3.

Tobacco Wanted

Want 100 lbs: Red Leaf to-
baece. Quote price. FOB your
station. Send sample. Ed Pres-

ton,- Donaldsonville. R 2.





















Georgia: Products
~ For Sale

ee BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE
ao Good cornfield bean seed

(plant how bear in September),
15e cup, 2 for 25, Add Lag
Half Runhers, 20 cup. Mrs. L.
BR. Ashworth, Loganville, R 4.
: Crowders, Cream, Brown, Yel-
low, White ends _ Baby



~ non-mixed and all, 10 Ab. FOB.
4 Monti order. No stamps. W. U.

J Draughon, Whigham.

~ 50 bu. sound, clean, mixed peas
ag 65 bu. FOB: W. B. Haskins,
~ Dudley.

About 75 bu. sound peas, $1.75





_. bu. FOB, for entire lot. - M.'L.
Callaway, Rayle.
- 100 bu. sound, clean peas,

~ rhixed, $1.60; Irons, $2 bu. D. W.
_ Knight, Dexter.
White Half Runhers, white Mc-



peas, 25e qt. Add postage. Mrs.
Bssie Pirkle, Cumming, R 1. |
Colored bunch butter-beans,







Red Speckled Crowders, Silver
oo Cfowders, Brabs, white
= _Mush- and Red Rippers. All - 50c
gal: del. Mrs. M. C; Grow, {

_ Gainesville, Rad.
4 or 500 1b8. hice; clean, pure

Biinch Limas (small). Plant un- |

til August 15th. 15 lb. Mrs. Ella
Harrison, Loganville.
~ 23 Ibs. colored btinch butter
**pans, 1212 Ib. of $2 lot; not
4 e prepaid. Mrs. J. Cunt Joliriston,
Dalton, R 3; Box 34.

Unkhowh or Clay peas, ound

and free of weevils (never been }

| Yained on), $1.60 bu. E. R. Bail

. Hatlem, R 1.






ae Gs MeGhee; Chatti



6 peat a
}peay. Orig: and cdeveleped on my

Foke and sassafras root, 15

Mrs. Ruth |

1 Talking Rock, R 2. :
18 to 20 lbs. nice; firm yellow

tand hand

Caslin pole Black Pole beans, 15c:
_ cupful; Purple Hull, white table

isu, dood "sOWifig -peds, . 162 007"



\ del







farm. 25c per qt. 80c gal. del.
rJohn W: Moseley, Sopertofi, R 2:
- White bunch butter beans, 6
wks. table peas (both Heavy
bearers and
gteen). Ea: 30c qt. Mrs. L. Ader-
hold, Lavonia.

Sound, blue and brown mixed:

whippootwills $2 bu. CG. M. Jack |

son, Lawrenceville.

1 bu. Unknown peas, 4 bu. Tritl-
mans$2 bu. FOB Swap : for pizs:|
wt. 40 lbs; bu. for pig. Peas}
sound and most free of weevils:
J. G. Jones; McIityre, R 2.

5 bit. mixed peas, ~ good: and |
sound. $1.75 bu. FOB: Milton}
Beall, Louisville. _

' Big; red - Speckled - -Crowders,
400 Ib: del. in 10 Ib. lots, Very}
fine and quality guar. M. C: Bute
fington, Pendergrass.

95 bu. white sugar dntoodents

Pwibll prown eyes, $4 bu. Charlie

J. Ligon, Talbotton.

. 15 buy Speckled peas, $2 bu; 7
bu. Brabhams, $2.50 bu: Sound.
Gashiers checks or money order
H. D. Fincher, Culloden. ___

100 bu. sound Clays on |
knowns, $1.65 bu; also 100: wisi
Mixed peas, $1.60 bu. FOB. No
COD shipments and nothing |:
les$-than 2%4 bu. bags. G. F. Ag+
erton, Vidette.

About 40 bu. New Eras, pure,
sound, $2.00 bu. FOB, even wt.
hbags. Cash with order. d: B.
Partain, -Commerce, R 5.

5 bu. brown - ilepsorvalls,
-$2.25-.bu: Money order. J. J.
Cantrell; Cleveland.

6% bu. pure Brabs, sound and.
clean; $2 bu: FOB; 50 bu. good

corn in shuck, 65 bu; 30 Ibs. |<
| white running butter-beans, 5c

1 Tb. Add postage. F, E. McNair,
op Avera:

35 bu. pure, recleaned Brabs, |

in best 2%% bu. bags, $2.50 bu. :

FOB. W. J. Potts, Bonaire.
Large quantity early speckled
Velvets, $1 bu: FOB. Rubert L.

| Hogan, Dudley.

25 bu. Clay Mix. peas, $1.75;
30 bu. Brabhams, $2; 5 bu. Bi-.
loxi Soy baris, $2.50. All grown
on my farm. Clarence PaGGE a)
Ft. Valley.

~. BUTTER FOR: SALE
12 or 15 1bs. fresh butter each
week, 20 1b. del. Cows T. B.
tested: Exe. pound for 2 Ibs. col-.

ored: beans, or 2 Ibs. White. Half |:
Runners; up to 10-15. Ibs. Ea.

pay postage. Charlie L. Willis, |

butter per week, 25c Ib. del. Mrs..
A. G.Corh, Oakwood, R qd,

CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE

Pure Mexican June seed corn,
White and Blue mixed; nubbed
-shelled, sound; 75c
cae del. to 2nd zone; $2 bu. FOB.

. G. Oliver, Barnesville, R 2. _

Oy bu. good corn, 90c bu. at
my farm. Arthur Owen, Barnes-
ville.

100 bu. Pood slipped shuck ear.
corn; 80e bu. at my barn. H. M.
Freyermouth, Guyton, RFD 1.

Gar load. or. less: shuck corn.
for sale. R. J. Walsh, Garfield. 1

400 bu. ear corn, 65 FOB my



ley, Reidsville.
About 50 bu: corn, 75e bu. Ira
Lee Warnock, Alma, R 4.

FRUIT FOR SALE
Fresh Mtn. huckleberries in 8
gal. lots, by Express, 35e gal:



| Mrs. Mag Collins, Clayton, R 2.

Nite, sundried peaches, free: of

type, laying Baritam | hens, -
anything can use: Mrs. C. R.
Sorrells, Monroe, Ror,



Mrs. A
Price, Locust Grove.



extra for eating |

Ponder, Whigham.

barn, near Reidsville. W. J. Har-

worms. -10 Ib. or exc. for small
or:

10 Ibs. nice, suridriea Baaenies a
\free Of worms and: trash, ~$1.25-4
also 20 nice size Martin}



HONEY BEES AND. BEE
_ SUPPLIES FOR SALE

Bright, new Comb and Ext. |

Roney, 5 Ib) cans, 65 in 1st,
2nd, 3rd zones. Cash with or-

+ der. Mrs; LL. GG. Scott,: Ludo

wich. R 1.
Pure -Fancy honey, 1934

Perop; 10 Ib. in-comb, or $1.10}

per 10 lb. pail. Strained. Not
Jess than 10 Jbs. shipped. All
FOB. R. A. Cravy, Milan, .R 1.

Bex 130.

9 Ibs. nice yellow Beeswax,
15c lb. Exch. for O-too-tan
pbans. L. W. Allen Ball
Ground. R 2,

New, bright honey, Ext.

or Ext. in 10 Ib: buckets, $1.50.
Postpaid.
Dublin. R 3.

New, bright, straind honey:
gal. cans; $1.15 ea. del; case
Of 3 cans, $2 FOB. No hks.
' Wi. H. Barfield; Louisville.

1934. crop, chunk honey, in
5 Ib. pails, 65; 10 Ib. $1.25
All FOB. Exch. som for rye.
H. D. Wilson, Palmetto.

Nice; good grad honey, 10c |
. . Y, dried apples, first class, and free

Ibi pest grad, 12% 1b. in 10 Ib
Puckets and: sig ans, FOB.
McRae. Mrs. - Jz Cheek,
Cobbville. R =



SYRUP FOR SALE

_Severol Hundred gal. Ga.
-Cane-syrup. Fine flavored.
Close price on 100 gal. or more.
FOB here:
Americus.

- Pure Sugar Cane syrup,-6 gal. |:

cans to Case, $2.75; 12 halves. $3
also country cured and wood:
|} Hams; 16c lbs Malvin~ Gollins,
Whigham.

2= 35 gal. bbls: g00d No,
sugar cane syrup, $10.50 ach;
2 bbls: low grade (fine for boll
weevil poison mixture);
| Lee Patrick, Quitman, R 1.

A-1 Syrup in new 36 gallon |:

bbls. $11:50 ea; No.1, $9.50 each;
Gases, 6 - 1 gal. cans, $3;
hhalf gals. $3.25. FOB. J.- T.



POTATOES: FOR SALE

Extra fin Irish Cobblr Pota-
toes for sale to truckers: * Fred
Scroggs, Alto.

50 bu. Irish fine potatoes for

sale. Mrs. Minnie Florence, Du=
Prand.,



VEGETABLES. FOR SALE.

8 aers Cabbage for sale to
truckers. Write.
wards, Dawson.
3 or 4 acres

fine Calif.

- black-eyed peas, ready for sale.

Can load truck of short notice:
16 fthiles So. of Lyons, Mrs. Cc.
PY Autry, Lyons.

3 acres. butter beans now
ready. also snap beans, okra and
eorn and other vegetables, also

1 flok 6f goats. Come. Will make

prices right. Wellington Atkin-

{son, Ray City, R 2.

8 acres: cabbage to start cut-
ting June 15th. Will sell to trucks

also eantaloups and 'Titickers

Favorite corn. Davenport Ed-
wards, Dawson.

2 acrs: white headed cabbage
at patch, 2c lb. O. B: Brand,

Montezuma, R 1. -
| Headed cabbag for sale. Can
| load tfucks at field at market

price. John W. Berryhill, Lake-
land.

Ready by 10th, truck loads of
butter-beans, plack eyed peas,
roasting ears, Irish potatoes,

squashes, rady to load at field,
jJ..A. Tuten, Bristol,-R 1.

30" acres Copenhagen. and Flat
Duth cabbage for. sale.
Finley, Wadley, R4;" Box 156.

80: tons green: cabbag for sale!

50 del. No exch} gourd 9

weed 126 pt. dekh sr |:

- 18 aeres black- eye pe 2
-| Himas, okra; rguaeoee:

| for trucks by June: 10th, D. J.

or |.
omb, in 10 lb. buckets; $1.25 |
also Bay and Gallberry, comb |

Ry - W: Browning, ,

C. Re Morgan;:

$7.50

September 15th,

12'\'wheat or oat straw, this years|-

Davenport Ed- |

eabbage plants.

J. We



Harrison, Blackshear.

Cabbage for sale aft market
price, now. ready, 12 to 15 M;,
nice -heads;~ also . Grystal- Wax

onions, cukes, squash and some}:

-bans, also. W. S.- Simmons,
Guyton, Box: 124.

5 acres Snowflake roasting ter

corn, ready for .market. June
10-15th. Make best offer. 3 miles}.
East of Hahira. P. C. Mikell,
Hahira, R 1.
: Sess Products
Wanted





WANTED

- Exch.-200 Ib. brood sow (will
have pigs, dont

Ambrose, Egypt. R 1. Box 95.
Want 100 bu. white, North

Ga. milling .coj7n; Give best
pric shelled or in: ear: del.

here. O. Ee Cowan, Doraville.

FRUIT: WANTED
~ Want to buy 50 to 100 Ibs.



of worms. State best price.
H. Sapp, Macon, R 2.

' HAY WANTED

H.



Want severaltons grade Pea-

vine, O-too-tan or Peantit Hay.
H. H: Bryan, Brunswick, Care

Butler Island Dairy.



HONEY BEES : AND BEE SUP-
PLIES WANTED

want a second hand honey ex-
tractor, 2 or 3 frames in good
cond., at once. J. M. Braddy,
Blun, :
Want % doz. stands Bees not
robbed near Atlanta. J. A. Ben-
nett, Atlanta, Station A.

OAT STRAW WANTED
Quote price del. my barn,

Wilkes County, on or before
10 tons baled



crop. Will pay cash now to res-

a ponsible party. AY PB, DeeBORY,

Tignall, R 1,

POTATOES WANTED
Want 10 or-more. bu:: No. 3
Red Bliss Irish potatoes, free of
disease and priced -right: Ed



P Ber Clarkesville.

':Want 15 or 20 bu. Red Bliss!

Irish potatoes for seed; No. 3,

Must be free from: disease. E.
Earle, Clarkesville.

Seed Wanted

A XG. pevank for larbe Speckled
Crowder peds. Mrs. N. B. Jolley,
Noryis Station.
Want Some Peanut Crowder





peas for seed. Mail sampl and

quote best cash price on 5 bu. or
less: Mrs: Lois Pitts, Leslie. |
Exe. long pod Hot Red pepper,

2 doz. for pint of Purple. Hull

White peas, or White Crowders,
or Yellow Crowders, or 50 late
Mrs: willte
Johnson, Rome, R i:

~ Poultry For Sale 2

: ANCONAS

30 thoroughbred Ancona cock-
erels, 10 to 12 wks. old, 75 ea.
Bought direct from Shepard |





when baby chicks, April: 1934. W.

A. Reese, Jakin.

BANTAMS es

1 pair | white Japanese Silkies
for sale or trade for Cochin ban=
tams or other fancy type ban-
tam, or trade som for other

value can use. Walter Bell, Am=-

oC 131 Jackson St.
}Spckled: bantam rooster and |

| BARRED AND OTHER

Skin potato plants.

; Toccoa.

Brahma cockerels and
| March-April -
Breeding Brahmas >

CORN AND SEED CORN _ ean, Washington, @

know just |:
| when), for good corn in shuck.
Bring corn and get hog. F. L.

-Eldorendo.

Garnet H. Prince,

'|eulls; have 2 Chinchilla |
mos. old: rabbits, 2 mothe

| 6th St.,: NE.

them pullets, $3; 10 - 2 w:
| chicks, Cornish: and large

Park, R 1,











April hatch B. P. R.
Stock direct ftom Nicho
bred, Guar. No culls. $1.25










Davis, Rsaca, Rt., Box 4.
14 purebred White Rock
old hens and 2 roosters, $1
FOB; <also fw settings egg:
for- 60c; del. Miss Louise B














"BRAHMAS
Pure bred Giant. Strain







hatch; 2



















































for 17 yrs. Order less the
25- erating -chg: Mrs. J.



CORNISH.

12 Dark Cornish hens, 1
erel,: - 1932-33 hateh, f
B. C.. Pope, Tallapoosa, R 2

: GAMES
1 -Mahoney and Shel
Roundhead crossed stag, $2
lin Defoor, Ellijay, R B :

LEGHORNS

25 Ped: Ferris 10 wks: 0]
L. pullets, $1.25 ea. FO)
cockerels, . Same = breed;
Mrs. Charlie F: Cochran,
ka, Box 62.

20 W. L. March hatch Fe
heavy. laying strain pullets;
ea. Mrs. W. A: Giddens, Che:
R 2 j

106 Hollywood str. W. |
lets. Start Jaying in about.
mos. No culls, $60 plus
portation chgs: Thos. E. S





500 W. L. hens, 1933 t
Tanered strain; 506 ca.
Kinney, Carrollton.

MINORCAS
1. thoroughbred Black Mit
rooster, 1 yr. old, $1. Add)

age. Hazel Tilley, Ellijay,
Box 26.





ORPINGTONS
Pure bred Buff Orp. cocke:
$1; pullets; 75c: Mrs. Ed \
gan strain: Wt. 2 = 2% Ibs.
J. K: MeRae, Quitman. :
' 12-Buff Orp: hens, 1933
Not culls but choice: Ped:
$1 each: Express. collect: W

Demo:

1, Box 2. s

R.: fe REDS FOR SALE

1 ful stock: Red rooster.
hatch for sale or exe. for
hen or 4+6 wks. old pullets



bits, brown; 6-8 little ones
Mrs. S. S: Bizell, Moultrie

25 choice Donaldss

Reds, peh mating, Ri
Hatchery, May 11th hate
erels; Ship July 10th. Ex
$1. ea. 4 for $3. T. S: Keith
Ga., Bartow County.
_ IT pure bred Mayhood
R. I. Reds, 5 wks. old, a)

mixed, $1. Mrs. A. May,



TURKEYS. GUINEAS,
GEESE, ETC. FOR

Young Mammoth Wh
ins, $1 pr. Russell Fryer,

yin
$1 ea.-Exec. for Wild

Pheasants Guinea:
18. dl. June, July
for setting. L.

Ven. ys
~* Big "Bone M
yrs. old, wt.
and. fine for