Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1934 February 8

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AGRICULTURE\.=

PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU. OF MARKETSJ. i. GREER, DIRECTOR



ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1934.



STATE CAPITOL



There is being shalled out over the State circulars ato

es to show farmers how to Vaccimate their own hogs

and offering to furnish syringes and needles to do the work
ith provided they buy a certain brand of serum. This serum
has been put in the hands of dealers and others to sell. Of
ourse it is all right for a farmer to vaccinate his own hogs and
elieve he can do it if he has had sufficient instructions, but

the price this concern is offering their serum and virus for,

is much higher than it can be bought elsewhere, their serum
priced at 55c for 100-cc and virus at $1.50 per 100-cc. The

Depariment of Agriculture is in position: to have furnished

fresh serum at 35c per 100-cc and virus at $1 per 100-cc. And
addition to this service the Department has caused Laymen
to. be trained and certified i in the use of serum and virus and

are - authorized to. buy it through the Department of Agricul-
ture at the nee just given above.

fave your hogs vaccaicd now and keep due cholera -
in your herd, this disease is the greatest enemy the hog-raiser
has anda little money spent now in vaccination may save a
Iot of money later, the cost is small] compared to what the sa

: ing might be.

. The service of these Laymen i is available at any time aad

2 deal there ke a demand for their services, call on them and I
am giving you below a list of them in the various Counties in
which they are located and I feel sure they can vaccinate your
hogs for Cholera ata minimum cost. A ee

(LAYMEN TRAINED AND CERTIFIED IN THE USE OF VIRUS AND SERUM) |

PULASKI COUNTY:
LL. E. Brage, Hawkinsville

Joe Madray, Jesup_
Gordon Harris, Screven

A, L, Summer, Fimleyson
- TELFAIR COUNTY:
H.W. Williams, a
C. W. Rivers, R. F.
ae B Cravey; Area
J. R. Crabby, McRae
PIERCE COUNTY:
J. B., Wiley, Blackshear
A. R. Tuten, Blackshear -
- Sammy Johncen, Blackshear -
~W. 3. Rich, Patterson
MACON COUNTY:
Charlie Dover, Montezuma
- Olyde Chapman, Ideal
W. H. Rasberry, Oglethorpe _
_ Harry Boole, Marshallville
WAYNE COUNTY:
Fred Anderson, Jesup

. Jacksonville :

+ TREUTLEN COUNTY:
Mr. Thigpen, Seperton
Mi. C. Calhoun, Soperton
Darwen Phillips, Covena
L. R. Gillis, Soperton

C, M. Moseley, Covena ~
Cc. W. Warnock, Soperton.

MARION COUNTY:

J. E. Wells, Buena Vista

J. M. Wells, Buena Vista
W. E. Hogg, Buena Vista
J. S. Wiggins, Buena Vista

tea ape COUNTY: ;

W. Lites, Jr., White Oak
ro Colson, Woodbine. :
J. R. Southwell, Weedbine

W. M, Moore, White Oak |

(FOR THE PREVENTION OF HOG SOeter a. -

CLINCH COUNTY: J. M. Pebbles, Glennville

L. L. Smith, DuPont

Ss. D. 'omlinsen, Homerville

MONTGOMERY COUNTY:
-Paul Downie, Ailey :

W.E. Mathias, Ailey
Jack Johnson, Mt. Vernon
Pat Dees, Ailey
Tom McBride, Alston
W..T. Peterson, Ailey
R. H. Mobley, Uvaldia
Jesse Stevens, Vidalia
. E. Galbreath, Ailey.
W.M. Maxley, Uvaida
E. D. White, Mt. Vernon
.. Bill Peterson, Vidalia
_ ECHOLS COUNTY:
W. W. Pennington, Statenville .
EE Culbreath, Statenville
B. M. Hamm, Statenville
Clyde Sheffield, Stockton
_ Leonard Parish, Howell

R. C. James, Argyle .
J. G. Register, Homerville

DODGE COUNTY:

C. M. Parkerson, Plainfield _
J. M, Lancaster, Plainfield
C. B. Gatlin, Eastman

J. L. Gatlin, Gresston

J. M. Brown, Empire
-Wheeler Graham, Easiman

T. M. Brown, Empire, R.-F. D.-

TFATENALL COUNTY:
H, M. Thompsen, Glennville
- B. Waters, Hagan

. G. Yoemans, Collins
= H. Sharp, Reidsville
Be Banks, Glennville

J. F. GREER, Director Bureau of Markets.





MARKET REPORT

OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

"Prevailing Wholesale Prices, Feb. 5, 1934. Always Soe to Variation.

Atlanta
30 Bie SS a ee

gs, oe. produced, strictly. frsh,

_ selected, (wholesale)

ggs, Extra, Selected, Whites, doz. ~.--

ees, Extra, doz, --.------..----+----- :
SEZs). Standard, doz. ;

ges, Georgia trade, doz.

en, yar an, dn, 22. son ee

ens, Heavy- -Breed, Ib,

ns, Leghorns, Ib.

ae Butter, best table, Ib,

ield Peas, mixed, biesse=

By Peas, not mixed, bik
Ear Corn, (80 ae to bu.) bu.

Aususta
24 25

aoe. 25 ae \

22

24
23
22

23 21

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07
12
20
2

09

15
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1.10
1.25
10

1.50

1.75
80,

1.10

25

_ Columbus Macon

ae
26
25
23
22
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Op 09

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10
19 = 6%
10 = ie
08
15

$

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1.10
1.25

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Granny and Hay For Sale Sees 2 :
Grain and Hay Wanted
Poultry For Sale , :
Poultry. Wanted -
Eggs For Sale
Live Stock For Sale -.
Live Stock Wanted . .
Postions Wanted ____.- So. eee ge g
Farm Help Wanted 7
Plants For Sale
Plants Wanted
Seed For Sale

1.50
2.50
2.50
16.00
12.00

1.50
2.00

1.25
Zo
1.75
17.50
12.50

eet Potatoes, per 100; WS; 3 ss oS5
bbage, (green, per. 100 Ibs.) __.
bbage, (white, per 100 lbs.)
Hay, No. 1, ton - :
1. Hay, Wo, 1; fons ce

NISH PEANUTS, No. 1$55.06 per. ton, delivered.
EER ueNE OF AGRICULTURE quotations on 92 SCORE BUPTERBase a pon: open Market Sales at
m.20th, B20; Jan, sth) Ole; Jam. 1st, 230; Foes zie eee . Sed) aise, | 5:

Seed Wanted
Miscellaneous Wanted -
Georgia Products For Sale
- Georgia Products Wanted



















0 or 12 tons fine, bright hay,
ut and baled without rain,
grass, beggar weed and clover.
: 10 ton FOB. H. L. Dampher,
\del.
Jo. 1 Fulehum oats, g0c bu; No.
, 90-day Velvets, $1. 25, bu. FOB.
Ww. E. Wood, Ft. Valley. ei
ight Meadow Grass hay, cut
nd taled without rain, $12 ton,
el. at barn in Jones County, 3%
S East of Round Oak. W. F.



Grain and Hay Wanted



Want 7 or 8 tons good peanut

Want ion of good peanut hay.
10 live goats, or pair of $10,

} wks. old Guinea pigs;., also
+ 1M. lb. mare. Make offer.
. Barnes, Sumit.

Want 7 to 10 tons peanut hay.
Make best cash price, del. and
ot del. Mary E. Clark, goed
on.

Want. several bu. seed wheat
nd oats. State lowest price per
gu. also freight rate from your
ation. J. H. Womack, Greens-

Want prices on few hundred
ibs. clean dry corn shucks, FOB.
K. V. Rowan, Winterville.
Want 500 to 1 M. bundles fod-
der or ton of hay. State kind
lowest cash price del. Cow
or sale or exc. Mrs. C. W. Page,



EPoulay For Sale :



--- ANCONAS
March 1932 hatch Anconas,
1 hen and 1 rooster, $1.50. Al-
1 horse wagon for-sale. J.
W. Williams, Wrightsville. R 1.

ANDAILUSIANS
2 Blue Anclalusian hens, 18
. old, 2 April hatch pullets,
1 cockerel. Sell or exc. for 5
Donaldson R, I. Red hens. W.
J. McLendon, Chamblee. RFD





ae AUSTRALORPS |
Australorp cockerels:

300-325 egg strain, $5 each;

Fancy, $1.50 each; few, select
ullets, 325 and Fancy strain,
50 ea, All, 10 mos. old. Mab-
E. Bartch, Augusta, BoD

BANTAMS
4 hens and rooster, Sebrights,
ure bred. Hens now laying.
Oc each, $4 for the 5 COD.
rs. J. T. Lambert, Forest



2.6 bantam hens and 2 cock-
erels, grown, $1.50. not pre-
paid. Sell hens, 20c ea. ee
Merrill Yates, Griffin. R 1
_ Pure bred Golden Sebrights,
cockerels and 2 hens, 65c, ea.
pr. Mrs. Lucius Cobb, Hart-
ell. Z
Prize winning stock of pan- |
tams, hens beginning to lay,
cS 1.50 pair: $3 trio. FOB. J. T.
. Hartness, Bluffton
a2 thoroughbred R 2 C. Golden
- Sebright 1932 hatch hens and
rooster, $1 each; 6 pullets,
38. hatch, 75c ea, 2 cocker-
s, $1 ea. FOB; AlsO Barred
ocks and turkeys for sale. Mrs.
-P. Gaines, Kingston.
_ 1 fine Golden Sebright male,
5: also 1 Dark Cornish male,
$b: eggs, $5 setting. Certified.
Robt. Clark, Macon, 177 Boule-
-. Several mixed bantams, 50c
to $1 each. J. W. Stephenson,
_ College Park,

2 hens and rooster, small }

_ type bantams, $1 FOB, or exc.
Will take white sacks free of

some

lot. Reg. Per. No.

BARRED AND | OTHER ROCKS | 1
10 thoroughbred. White Rock
hens and rooster, 1933 hatch,

hens now. laying, $8.
order. Mrs. Geo. Wheele!
ma. R 1,

2 pure bred B. RR. cocks,
Parks _ str. from pedigreed
stock, Cream A grade, Yr. old,
ready for service, $5 or. $3 ea.
Mrs. Susie Ahl, Ousley.

10 pure bred Buff Rocks
now laying, hens, 1 and 1-2
yrs. old, and 1 cockerel, $10.
Mrs. W. D. Bryant, Coffee.

Pure bred B R. hens, Thomp-
son and Callaway strain, for
sale or exc. at market price
for fruit trees, true to name.
W OA. Bird, Crawfordville. B23

50 pure Parks strain B.
sl eeks 8 wks. old, 30c ea. Mrs.
E. H. Smith, Cochran. R.2

10 Thompson BR 193)
hatch hens and rooster, $10,

oney
; Ae

or $1 ea. FOB Money order.

A. M. Hooper, Norcross.

White Rocks: 20 hens and
2 cocks, Extra fine, $20. Chas.
M. Harris, Eton.

. Holterman str. Aristocrat B.
Rock yr. old hens and spring
1933 hatch pullets, $1.ea; 1
nice cock free with ea. order
of 10 hens or pullets. G. C. Ed-
mondson, Temple. R 2.

Fischel str. White Rock Ap-
ril-May 1933 hatch. Pullets, 60c
ea; cockerels, $1 ea. Cash. No
chks. Mrs. C. C. Payne, Tifton.
R 3,

1 pure bred Park's str. cock-
erel, Cheam Grade, Reg. Per-
mit, 645 -C- 33. Direct in 1933
hatch, $1; limited amount eggs
for setting, $1-per 15. Mrs. A.
O. Dorman, Fayetteville.

Fischel W. Rock pullets, $1
ea; 2 March hatch cockerels,
well grown, $2.50 for pair eggs,
same strain, $1 per setting.
Mrs. Z. Ls Scott, Cncord:

Thompson Ringlet B. R.
large, well marked roosters, 4
Feb. $1.50 each; 2, $2.50;
March hatch, $1.25 ea. 2 for
$2.25: 6 laying, yr. old hens,
$5.50 FOB. Sat guar. Mrs. N
R. Wilson, Canon.

1 pure Thompson Ringlet B.
R. cock, 18 mos old, -nice and
healthy, $1; April cockerels,
game strain, $1.25 ea. 5 for
$5.50: 6 hens, yr. Old, $5.50.

i FOB, Mrs. RL Mabry, Can-
on.

Parks pred to ine B. Rocks:
12 hens and cockerel, $15 for
11-D1-33.
Cream Grade. Money- order
Mrs A. H. Watson, Graymont.

BRAHMAS
~ Pure bred Light Brahmas:
hens, 1 yr. old, $1 ea., 10 for
$9. FOB. G. A. Skelton, Bow-
man R 1.

CORNISH es
1 grown; young Cornish
rooster, $1; 2 - 18-.mos. old,





S. L. Wyandotte roosters, and.

1S. L. Wyandotte hen, $1 ea,
FOB Exc. for field peas at $1.25
bu. del. Mrs. W. E Dickens,
Soperton

30 Cornish hens, 1 to 2-yrs..
old,75c ea. Would sell 10 in 1.

lot, FOB. Mrs. S. A. Phillips.
Palmetto. Ree.

7 hens and. rocster, Corn-
ish for sale Mrs. McElhannon,
Winder.

i pure bred Dark Cornish
2 yr. old reoster, direct from
Berrys best grade, $1.50. Mrs.
Remer Davis, Summit. .

5 pure bred Dark Cornish
hens and rooster, $5: roosters.
$1 ea; Eggs, 75c per setting
of 10; Mrs. D. a Williams, Ty
Wyo.

Pure bred 1933 hateh Dark
Cornish roosters,. $1 ea, ee
ting eggs, $1 per 15, cel. Wirs;

holeseat 5 and Te ea. Mrs. Joe \c. A. Patterson, Ty Ty. R 1.

Grayson, Lowdon, Tenn. R 2.
+R 2, Box 23. Resident of Ga.



Pure bred Cornish stock: 9 |
D=T-

fo 44 db: cocks; hens, wt.

iS!
y ohnsea,





Dawson. R 6.

GAMES

4 trapnest Traveller cocker-
eis, $1 ea. R. L. Jackson, Yates-
ville.

Game cocks ~ for sale, also
want parties to walk cocks on
farm range, within 50 miles
Atlanta: 1 cock to each farm.
A. A. Prince, Riverdale. R I.

Allen Roundhead stags, stock
direct from Clayton and Aber-



nathy. $2.50 ea; pullets, $1.50}

ea. trio, $5. Free Byown, Spring
Place. R, 1.

Cuban ee rooster, Blue,
devil pit game, also sev. prs. of
for sale. Dan Barnhill, Jr., Sop-
erton. R 2.

1 brood yard Spanish Dare-
Gaits.. Week, mMeMurray, Ce-
cik. P= Ox Box-116

10 game cocks, 2 and 3 times
winners. $3.50 each; 15 game
stags, ready to walk, $2.50 ea.
Judson G. Edenfield, Millen.
217 College Ave.

12 pure bred Allen Round-
head hens. Fine layers. 15e ea.
mM. R. NOUR. Quill.

GIANTS

Thoroughgred Jersey White
Giant Spring 1933 hatch, $1.50
ea. $3.50 trio. A. T. Russ, Nich-
olls. Box 80
_ 30 J B. Giant hens, Royal
Puryle strain, $1 ea, Will give
1 unrelated: rooster free with



|ea. 10 hens, FOB. WwW... aE. Rich-

ardson, Elberton.

LANGSHANS
1 March hatch Black Lang-
shan. rooster, direct as baby
chick from Kentucky. $1 or
exc, for a hen. Miss Zora Wil-
liams, Wrightsville. R 1.

LEGHORNS

100 W. L. pullets, March 1933
hatch, Tancred strain, now lay-
ing 50 per cent. 60c ea. in lots of
10 or.more; $50. for for lot. L. W.
Stallings, Carrollton, R 4.

Pure bred W. L. 1933 hatch,
just started laying; $2.50 for 5
headof pullets; .4 B.-L: pure
bred, 1933 hatch, now laying,
$2.40. FOB. Mrs. P. L. Henry,
Soperton, R 3.

2 thoroughbred B. L. rooster,
50c ea. plus. exp. chgs. Cash on
del. Mrs. Z. S. Overton, Plain-
ville, R 2.

ICS. C2 W.< i hens. and pul-
lets. Kerlin quality, 60c ea. Cic-
ero Reynolds, Cochran, R 3.

Booths Tancred W. L. roost-





rers, March-April 1932 hatch, $1.-

50: ea. FOB. A. Hees Fair-
burn, R 4.

150 Eng..-W. L. Roselawns
Best February 20th hatch. Lay-
ing. 60c ea. at my place. M. Cc.
Tate, Jefferson, R 1.

18 young hens, cross between
Bi. and Indian game, laying,
thrifty, in good cond. $10, or
60c ea. Miss Florence Horne,

.Grovetown

12 thoroughbred Ferris

young W. L. hens, now begin-
ning to lay. Make best cash of-
fer. Mrs. Floyd Tilley, Pine Log.
2 of each, Spring hatched and
2 yr. old Tancred W. lL. rosters
for sale or exc. for what have
you? Pauline Gunn, Brunswick,
hea:
60 Hverlay B. L. 1932 and Ap-
ril- 1933 hatch: Pullets and hens
and 3 roosters. Part now laying.
75ce ea. in lots of 9 or YO hens
and rooster,.FOB, or 60c ea. for
the lot on yard. Mrs.-J. R, Rags-
dale, Hiram, R 2,

8 Buif Leghorn roosters and 6
pullets, $1 ea;-1 R. I. Red roost-
er and 1B. L. rooster, $1 ea; 8

| Plymouth Rock hens and roost-

er, $6.50. Mrs. W. O. Needham,

Ellenwood.

50 W. L. April pullets, now
laying. Parents direct from Rose-
lawns AA matings. 75c .ea.. Exc.
for corn: 1 hen for 1 bu. D. S.41i
Allen, Williamson,R 2. |
; 5 oe = ee

f

Sb le

Reds, 1933 hatch, 25c ea.



| 180 Barron str. W. L. hens and

-pullets. Most of them direct from
|Roselawn. Mar. 1932 and Mar.
(1933 hatch. Fine for breeders. Ts

Ss. Visscher. Decatur, 711 Church
St.

500 AAA Hanson str. W. L,
April 1933 hatch pullets, now
laying and in good cond. 75 ea;
Money order or Cert. chk. B. L.
Jones, Parrott, R 1.

About 450 W. L. hens, 65c ea.
Through moulting and now lay-
ing. R. C. Baxter, Graymont.

100 Tancred W. Ll. 8 mos. old
pullets, 50c ea. or exch. for corn,
or good farm mule. H. B. Fuss,
College Park, R 2. =

125 Ferris W. L. April 1933

pullets, now laying 55. per cent. |

Make offer. Miss Minnie Mason,
Buckhead.

: MINORCAS |
Schmidt str. Buff Minorca
hens and pullets, i 9, and: 22
mos. old, 90c each; 12 for $10;
25 for $20; 50 for $35. Cash. FOB.



Mrs. A. B. Carlton, Thomasville;

Boston Road.

3 Blue Ribbon Black Minorca
pullets and 1 roster, $7.50. E. M.
Kuhlke, Augusta, 1101 Broad St.

6 Pape str. Black Minorca
hens, 1 and 2 yrs. old, $5. Want
2 large type, yr. old Pape strain
Black Minorca pure bred cock-
erels. Mrs. Jim Robinson, Cal-
houn, R-1, Box 168.

1 young cock and 4 nice, young

hens, $5.50. Cash with moeny or-

der, FOB; eggs for hatching, $1
per setting of 15. C, F. Bean-
blossom, Fitzgerald, R 1.

/ ORPINTONS
3 Golden Buff Orp., 1932 hatch
9 lb. roosters, 2 Mar. 1933 hatch.
Calhoun stra. thoroughbreds. $1
ea. FOB; Want heifer with 1st
calf. Exc. fine Jersey for little
difference. Mrs. I. H. Boles, Du-
luth.
Pure bred Buff Orp. choieren
and pullets, 2 lb. size, 50c ea. ex-
press collect. No chks. Money or-
ders. Mrs. J. A. Dickey, Midville,
2s
2 April 1933. hateh Buff: Orp:
roosters, $1. ea. FOB. Mrs. J. H.
Dixon, Gibson, Rt. B, Box 35.
Pure bred Buff Orp. April
hatch cockerels, 75c ea.
mixed heavy hens, 15c lb. FOB.
Miers. RG: ae RONEN R 2.
3 Booths ,AAA strain Buff
Orp. cockerels, $1.50 ea. Fannie
M. Floyd, Adairsville, RR 2:

PIGEONS

Pair: White Kings, Real large
and working; pair white Fan-
tails. All N. A. P. banded. Sell or
exc. for chickens. Make offer.
Clarence E. Green, Cedartown,
Clo @en. Del.

Homers, 1932 birds, well mated
and working, $1.50 pr; 1 pair
Buff Carneaux, $1.50 pr; B. L.
bantam eggs, 50e doz. C. H. Ov-
erby, Columbus, 600 25th St.

15 W. Kings, $3.50, or exc. for
young pullets. Elbert Smith,
Jonesboro. ? :

4 pr. Dark





ed, Carneaux,
large Swiss Mondaines. Mated
and working. $1.50 per pair.
Guar. to: please or money re-
funded. E. E. Smith, Atlanta, ae
Ger trude Place.

* About 4 or 5 pr. mixed iene

common pigeons, Boa
Prather, Harlem,
6 pr. Red Carneaux,

working, $2.50 or 50c

soc pair.

mated,
pair? 7
$1.25
for Jot; both lots, $3.60. FOB: A.
B. Lowry; Smyrna, Box 12.

25 pr. White Kings, $20, or $1
pair. Guar. to please. Fine squab
producers. Chas. Griffeth, Ath-
ens, 858 Hill St.



PHEASANTS FOR. SALE

Goldens, $7.50 to $10 pair; Sil-
vers, $10 pair; $5 ea. hens; 1
cock and 3 hens, $17.50; M. Mut-
ants, $8.50 trio; Mongolians, $10
trio. Want live Quail for breed-
ing. David Jennings, Jr., Ameri-
cus, P. O: Box 84.

cash Robt.

alsa.



- Ringneck ph
$3. 50 pair; $5 trio; Eggs i
son, 10c each, any quan
nies Egypt.

QUAIL rok SAL
Few very select Q
stock. Hand raised and
tame, Write your. wants.
Furlough, Thomasville.





RINGNECK DOVES FO

1 pair of Ringneck do
sale or exc. for 2 hens or pu
(any breed), or for what
have you to exch? Writ
pay express. ENS, Bell,

cus.



R. I, REDS

5 New Hampshire
ers, direct from Hubba
mos. old, wt. 6 Ibs. $1.
5 for $6. FOB Mney or bs
F, Jackson

Dunlap str. from Woods

ea. Cash with order. I
L Skelley, Mitchell R

2 April hatch Donaldso
cockerels, perfectly marke
colored. $1.25, FOB.
Peterson, Vidalia. !

10 young ee, Red hen,
rooster, pure Donald on
$9.50, or $1 ea; Bay
cockerels, pure Thompson
$1 ea. 2 for $1.85. Mrs,
Wilson, Martin. R 2.

10 fine Dark S. GC.
hens, $1 ea; 10 fine S.
dotte hens and rooste
Mrs. C. H. Farrar, =
bug.

exc. for equal value Ve
Write. Miss Florence Fer
Bonaire. R 1.

5 choice March 1933 h
pullets, Tompkins str. now
ing, $1 ea. for lot. Cash with
der. Delphe Frost, Hele:

1 young pure bred R. I
rooster, $1 FOB. Mrs
Yawn, Milan. R_ 1. :

5 S.C. R. I. Red pullets
cockerel, $5 for lot. I. Lf
Lenox. is



WYANDOTTES

8. pure bred W. Wyan
hens, 2 roosters, $1 ea. J
Shirley, Hollywood.

5 young S. L. Wyand
roosters, Mar.- April hatch,
and 75c.ea. Cash. Mrs. Joe ]
ton, Commerce. R, 5. *

12 pure bred S. L. W3
dotte pullets and a 1 and
yr. old rooster, $10. M.
MaAfee, Wrightsville. J
-10-fat hens, some pure W
Wyandotte and some

heavies, 60c each not prep

also 8 pure bred B. Rocks,
ea;. Watermelon pink c
myrtle 10c ea. plus post:
Mrs. W. T. Bryan, Sharpsb

Poultry Want :

BANTAMS |
Want to buy a nice ban
rooster, for 50 or 75c, also al
tam hen or two, at bar gain
nett Bounds, Washington, R

BARRED AND OTHER
9 pullets and 2 roosters
prize winning stock, Mar
hatch, at $1 ea. to ex
Barred Rocks: Ib. for 1b. |
be young and free of - dis
Mrs. W. O, Puckett, Cordele
- Exe. cow giving 1 gal. or 1
of milk for 20 hens, -B:
Reds, or White Rocks or
or 12 bu. corn, or 2 good sh
wt. 100 lb. ea. or cash, $10
E. McCart, Loganville, R 4.









BRAHMAS
Want 4 to 8 hens and roo
thoroughbred Giant strain
Brahmas, 1 yr. old; cheap
cash. Make price, so much |
by express. Mrs. N. S. Nev
Adairsville, Box 286.





Poultry Wanted
; CORNISH
Want 1 large, pure bred Dark
ornish rooster, Feb. or March

1933 hatch, wt. 10 lbs. or more.
L. Landrum, Warrenton, R 1.





GAMES |
Exc. 5 pure bred Allen Round-
d hens, now laying for same
number of pure Irish Grey hens
or pullets, or sell-for $1 each; al-
So 1 Spangled cock, $5 FOB.
Math L. Logne, Gibson.



_LEGHORNS
Exc. 3 pure bred Hollywood
W. L, 18 mos. old hens, now
laying for 2 W. L. cockerels, old
and large enough for immediate
service. Hens shipped on approv-
al; cockerels to be shipped same
2 Doug-

Want B. L. pullets, no culls.
Must be cheap for cash, or exc.
Java hand whipped peas or oth-

r farm products at reasonable
rice, Write. J. E. Donaldson,
Summit, R 2.

Want 2 Barron str. W. L, cock-

els, 1933 hatch. Write prices
and whether direct from Barron
Mrs, E. P. H. Striplin, Doerun,

~ Quote best prices on 4 pure
ed B. Leghorn roosters, A. R.
Evans, Grantville, R 1.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS
Exc. with local trade, 9 guin-
ea hens and rooster, blue a
ed and White Pearl for 8 gcod
aying hens of any breed, not
Over 2 yrs. old. Bring hens and
get guineas. S. A. Strickland,



Want to buy hens, any num-
ber. Pay good price. State what
you have and best price, C. P.
Williams, West Point, Box 484.

- PEAFOWL WANTED
Want 1 Peafowl hen at once.
State price. Mrs. J. L. Dekle,
Montezuma.

PHEASANTS WANTED
_ Want 50 or more Ringneck
pheasant hens, 1 Silver cock
olden hen, Amhearst hen, 1 pr.
Reeves. Old stock | preferred.
_ Prices must be right. At once.
- John Slade, Griffin.

SPANISH CHICKENS
Want 2 White Face Black
Spamish hens and 1 rooster at







Anderson, Fairmount, R 1.



RKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC., WANTED
Want some Muscovey ducks, 1
pair of either Black or White.
Cheap for cash. Lester Tyler,

Tiger, R 2.
Want M. B. gobbler and hen.

. Cantrell, Flowery

Exc. B, Rock hens for Red
rbon turkeys, or raise turkeys
on halves. Mrs. A. L. Linn,
Hampton, R 1.
ant Black Muscovey drake.
rit Beverley, Moultrie.

Exc. 6 Muscovey ducks (5 hens
ind drake) for 6 White Austral-
jan guineas, rooster and 5 hens.
Write first. T, B. Adams, Mt.
Vernon. Oy,

Want to buy 25 Indian Run-
her ducks. Quote best price. R.

Bp. alvey, Atlanta, R 2, Soap

\

rant 10 guinea hens and 1
rooster, also 10 B. L. hens, Make

be t offer. Mrs. E. W. Anderson,
omasville, R 5. :

~ WYANDOTTES
nt 12 March or April hatch
pullets and 1 rooster, pure bred
_L. Wyandottes at reasonable
Also want 2 or 300 baby
licks to raise on halves to & or
Ks. old, any large breed.
ite. Mrs. O. Dz. Maine, Bon-



rant to buy oS i Wyan-
arge Died. tate





best. price, Mrs, Jone F. Porter,
Jr., Danville.

Want 6S. L. We dades roost-
ers, last yrs hatch. W. C. Row-
land, Moultrie.

Exch, 2 White Wyandotte, R.
C. Martin str. Thoroughbred
roosters and 2 cockerels, or sell
Same. Write. Mrs. J. P. Gaines,
Cave, Ga.



Eggs For Sale



Hatching eggs from Tompkins
S. C. R. I. Reds, $1.25 per 15, $2
for 30. Mrs. H: L. Culpepper,
Grantville.

1 case per week of Parks B. R.
hatching eggs. Make -best offer
6 white, pink-eyed rabbits, 8
wks. old, 40c ea. $2 for lot, FOB:
Mrs. Nolan Pierce, Georgetown.

J. B. Giant eggs for setting,
$1.25; okra seed, exe. for white
sacks, cab and. onion, peanuts,
bunch butter-beans, nest onions,
Eng. peas,
Weatherby, Hoschton.

Tancred W. L. eggs from close-
ly culled stock, 75c per 15 post-
paid. S. L. Calfee, Brunswick.

Eggs from best of Allen and
Saunders Roundhead games, $1
per setting; 1 fine Ginn Gray
and Allen Roundhead cross stag,
$1.25; exc. eggs for pair Flemish
Giant rabbits. William Tallent,
Menlo, R 2.

Best in Roundhead blood
game eggs, $1 per setting. Exc.
for pure Light Brahma or pure
Buff Cochin eggs; few extra
fine stags, $1.50 ea. No culls, R.
H. Cavin, Menlo.

Pure bred Dark Cornish In-
dian eggs, $1.25 per 15 postpaid.
Ist, 3rd prize Ga. State Fair, J.
R. Gardner Locust Grove.

Pure bred Donaldson str. Red
eges,:.1/5e per 15;. 10 mos. <old
pure Donaldson red rooster, $1;
prolific bearer, smooth var., Eng.
peas, 15c Ib. Mrs. Dee Walker,
Warthen.

Golden Buff Orp. eggs, 50c per
15. Bred to lay at 5 mos. Mrs.
John Z. Hester, Wray, R 1, Box
Le

Pure bred R. I. Red eggs from
selected dark hens,. mated to
fine cockerel, direct from Ma-
hood, $1.25 per. 15, del. 1. T.
Harper, Copperhill, Tenn., Resi-
dent of Georgia.

Pure bred dark S. C. R. I. Red

_| eggs, 60c per 15; $1 per 30 pre-

paid. Exe. for White King pi-
geons. H. J.. Chandler, Com-
meres, oR 1 :

Pure bred Buff Orp. eggs from
good size hens, 75c per 15, pre-
paid and insured. J. H. Loyd,
Milan, R 3. :

Hatching eggs from W. BS
Rocks, prize: .winning, special
mated stock, $1 per 15, del. H. A.
Stahl, Moultrie.

Limited number hatching eggs

from Roselawns AA matings,
75c per 15. Exc. for corn, crow-
der peas, onion plants, dried ap-

ples, or whole wheat flour. Mrs.

Austin Tanner, Broxton.

Selected Buff Orp eggs, strict-
ly pure, 75c per 15, del. $1.50 for
30 del: Mrs. M. A. Nichols, Ocil-
la, R38 Box 2;

Pure bred Buff Rock eggs, 50c
per 15, del. Cockerel, same breed,
wt about 5 lbs. 75c. B. L. Lynn,
Waycross, R 4. -

Giant str. S. C. Black Minorca
eges, $1 per 15 postpaid. Ready
for del. L. B. Milliams, Newnan.

Barron str. Eng. W. L. eggs of
Roselawn AA 250-300 quality.
75c per 15 del. Mrs. F. BE. Grubbs,
Demorest.

Thoroughbred R. I. Red eggs,
$1 per 15. Mrs. Clinton Johnson,
Baxley, R 3, Box 34.

Thompson Imp, Ringlet B. R.
eggs from prize winners, 75c per
15. $1.25 for 30. Del. Carton re-
turned. Mrs.

Bainbridge, R 2.

Pure Thompson sirain eggs

from culled stock, 60c per 15,
prepaid. Cartons ret. 2 fine roo-|_

Crowder peas. J.

/quick sale.
son,

J. E. Steadam,



Eggs For : Sale -

| sters, $1 ea. Mrs. G, C. Clifton,

Millen.

W. L. hatching eegs from 300
egg producers. Owen strain.
Taking orders now. Mrs. W. A.
Fletcher, Tifton, R 2.:

Live Stock For Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE
Jersey cows, some _ fresh in,
and springers to freshen in Mar.
and June. C.J. Osborn, Way-
cross, R 5.

2 good cows, fresh in next
month, and 1 good mule ~ for
sale. Come: see. Herman Moore,
Mauk, R 1.

Jersey heifer, fresh in for sale.
Exc, garden peas for old time
bunch garden beans. Mrs. Mary
Fillers, LaFayette, R 2.

2 nice Jersey buss #1 sale or
swap; 1 Spotted and 1 Blue Jer-
sey, 1 1-4 yrs. old, $20. Not reg;
Want 1 White Face Hereford
bull, pure bred preferred. W. B.
Cadle, Mt. Vernon.

Jersey bull calves, 1 to 4 mos.
old, sub. to reg., Imported Com-
bination Premier breeding, $15
FOB. Exc. for syrup, hay, corn
or anything can use. S. G. Mc-
Neill, Arlington.

6 young cows, high grade Jer-
seys, all fresh in or springers. C.
T. Miller, Cleveland, R 2.

Fine young yoke of cattle, well
broke, 3: yrs. old, wt. about 1500
Ibs. for sale. M. L. Arrendale,
Tiger.

Reg. Hereford cattle, poth sex,
for sale. J. J. Cummings, Don-
alsonville.

1 reg. Jersey bull, 26 mos. old,
good cond., 1 reg. Jersey cow,





fresh in, calf only few weeks

old, also 1 Jersey cow, fresh in,
Ist calf. W. M. Brown, Jones-
boro.

.2 fresh Jersey milch cows for
sale. Come see them. G. C. Fail-
lett, College Park, R 1, Near
Red Oak.

Few, fine young Hereford pulls
for sale, from my famous Col-
onial Plantation, Breeding of the
best and prices that farmers can
afford to pay. W. B. Hutchinson,
Albany.

For sale, interest in herd of
beef -cattle on free range for
cash, or other basis, at market
price to responsible parties only.
G. Lee Wilbanks, Brunswick.

Good milch cow, fresh last: of
February; 3% to 4 gal. milk and

-1% Ibs. butter per day. Cheap or

exe. for a cow, giving 2% gal.
milk and pound butter. Come
see. W. M. McTyre,. Powder
Springs.

1 white, 1 yellow Jersey cow,
freshen in February, $15. for
Mrs. Bunyon ee
Fairburn, R 3.

Good, 3 yr. old Jersey cow,
milking with heifer 1 yr. old.
Cow freshen in Summer for sale
at barn, or exc. for good, sound
8 or 900 Ib. mule. D. F. Ogden,
Odum, R 1.

1 Guinea bull, butt- headed, 3
yrs. old, $20 FOB my farm. F.
N. Smith, Glennville, R A, Box
92.

2 yr. old, 7-8 Jersey pull, wt.
about 700 lbs. broke to work and
ride, in good cond. $20. B. O.
Graham, Dublin, R 2.

Nice, reg. Jersey bull, 4 yrs.
old, for sala cheap. E. Leon
Joiner, Thomasville, RFD 3

Pure bred Jersey pull, ocak 18
mos. old, wt. 500-600 lbs, Fine
for breeding purposes, $20. See
me at once. A. J. Ussery, Dex-
ter; Res,

1 yoke young Holstein steers,
match color alike, broke, wt.
about 350 Ibs. $25 at my barn.
A. B, Wiley, Ashland, R 1, Box
106.

Jersey cow, freshen March,
8rd calf, perfectly gentle, 1 hei-

fer, half Jersey, half Guernsey,

11 mos. old, $35. Mrs. M. O, Live-
ly, Sardis.



Pure bred dark red Jersey sale, or exe. for corn or cot

cow, freshen with 8rd calf soon.
Fine producer, $35; Holstein-

Jersey heifer, freshen soon, from

heavy milker, $20. W. H. Rucker,
Ttilner.

Fresh, 2 yal. cow, $20. Live

-|1 1-4 mi. east of Marietta. Mat-

thew Atkins, Marietta, R 2.

2 yr. old Jersey bull, wt. 500
Ibs. work anywhere, will be eas-
ily broke, $15; large R. I: Red
cock, $1. Docia Harris, Lula.

Grade Jersey milch cow,. gen-
tle, in good cond, 7 qts. rich
milk perday. Reasonable cash
price. Give ref. for history. of
cow. Mrs. B. Branzon, Decatur,
127 Drexel Ave.

2 Jersey heifers, 6 mos. old,
both from high producing dam,
$35 ea. with papers, ae Ned
J. Bond, Bogart.

Nice young heifer for sale or
trade. Mrs. J. A. Grace, Lyons.

Pure bred Reg. Polled Here-
ford cattle, both bulls and hei-
fers; pure bred Angora bucks,

$5 ea. E. T. .Boswell, Jr., Siloam.
See -|trade for pair 8 or 900 lb. mu



HOGS FOR SALE
3 black P. C. male shoats, 6

mos. old, ent. to reg., $10 ea

FOB. Wm. Cook, Palmetto, R 1.
Limited time only, $5.50 will

buy 2 mos. old Reg. Duroc pigs
from Souths finest herd and out |

of dams by world champions.
Henry T. Lumsden, Talbotton.

10 black P. C. hogs in good
butcher cond., extra round and
with very full hams, wt. 150 Ibs.
also black Jersey cow, good milk-
er. Look them over and get pri-
ces. S. M. Nisbet, Rising Fawn.

B. B. Guinea hogs, African
strain, pigs, 40 to 50 lbs. ea. $3.-
50 to: $12-ea. G7 B. Toler, Glen-
wood.

20 pigs, 3 to 4 mos. old, $2.50
ea. at my barn. C. H, Trussell,
Sandersville.

9 shoats, wt. 85 to. 140 Ibs. 4
lb. FOB farm: 10 grade Jersey
milch cows, $25 to $40 ea; 6 hei-
fers, 15 mos. old, $12 ea. G. K.
Jordan; Wrightsville, R 1.

Black P. C. brood sow, wt.
about 300 Ibs. bred to farrow
April 1st, with 4th litter, $25 at

my barn. J. T. Chapman, Frank-

lin Re

High grade reg. S. P. C. pigs;
10 wks. old, $3.50 ea; exc. 1 or
more male pigs, 9-10 wks. old for
high grade S. P. C. male under
6 mos. old. Lake McDonald, Vi-
dalia, R 4.

Brood sow, P. C. stock, wt. 350
lbs. and 6 pigs for sale or exc.
for meat and lard. Mrs: FD;
Couch, (failed to state address
in notice sent to Bulletin).

6 fine blooded Duroc Jersey
pigs, 00 ibs. ea. 4 females, 2
males, cholera immuned, Can be
reg. in buyers name. $5 ea. wm.
Beasley, Claxton, R 1.

Black P. C. pigs, 7 wks. old,
wt. around 30 lbs. ea. $2 ea. if
moved within next few days.
Also Harleys Prolific seed corn.
Write for prices.. W. I. Harley,
Sparta.

12 thrifty pigs, Essex and mix-
ed, av. wt. 30 lbs. $25 for lot. Exc.
for N. C. Runner pinder seed, 1
or 2 horse wagon, or anything
can use. F. H. Harris, Screven,
R 1, Box 89.

12 thoroughbred Duroc shoats,
wt. about 35 to 50 Ibs. $3 each,
FOB my farm, C. A. Stevens,
Midville. =

Reg. S. P. C. gilts and pigs for
sale or exc. for Leghorn hens of
any breed: Half and Half cot-
ton seed, 50c bu or exc. for Leg-
horn hens. F. H. Bunn, Midville.

2 fine B. P. C. gilts, wt. 150

or 160 Ib. ea, $10 ea. FOB. Mrs..

Grace Autry, Buena Vista.

S. P. G., 3 sows, wt. 125 Ibs. 9
pigs, 250 Ibs., 6 pigs, 300 Ibs. 8
pigs, $18, $16 and $18 respective-
ly; 1 barrow, 400 lbs. $15. J. C.
Killebrew, Jackson, R 2.

1 Duroc sow, 1 P. C. and Berk-
shire for-sale or to let out on
shares; some fine pigs ready for



Lise Stock Fe or Sale

seed. R. c. Brewer, Gillsville,
1:

12 head fend sheets for ale
or exc. for corn. Bill Wat
Summit, R32.



HORSES AND MULES |
FOR SALE =
2 mules, wt. about 6 and 708
Ibs. ea. 3 and 10 yrs. old, also
light 2 horse wagon, for sale. W
J. Goss, Jasper, R 4. oe
1 M. Ib. mule, sound, $75; 850
lb. mule, able to work, $25
James A. Griffin, Cordele.
Black and White At
pony, wt. 400 lbs. 6 yrs. old, 550.

S. P.. Tapley, Woodbine.

8 yr. old work mule, wt.
lbs. $100. fresh in milch
priced, right; some nice
ready for sale in short time
M. Anthony, LaFayette, R 3.

Jack for sale or exc. for young
beef cattle. Sires good mules.

C. Owens, Appling.

Pair mules, 10 or 11 yrs. old

wt. 11 or 1200 lbs. for sale |

near Barnsley. school. J. 17
Lance, Kingston, R 1. i
Mule, 1100 lb. sound and ge
tle; 1 plug mule, 900 ib. and will
work anywhere. J. W. Case
Gillsville. aS
1 spotted Shetland pony, T
yrs. old, $50. W. A. Simpson, Mc-
Donough. s
4-or 5 large and small Shet
land ponies, all colors, 3 and
yrs. old. Some Jarge enough for
light farm work. E. H. MeMich-
ael, Buena Vista.
Good, gentle farm mare horse
work anywhere, good saddler,
also, $35; 5 White Pekin ducks,
1933 raised, 75c each; 1 pr. black
bronze turkeys, 1933 raised, $6
pr..J. W. Purcell, Chamblee, R 1,
1 dark brown Shetland pony,
wt. 600 lbs., 9 yrs. of age, gentile,
$50. Lent Reaves, Carrollton, Rr
2.
Plug mule for sale or trade for
good mule or horse and pay dif-
ference or swap for corn or COWS.

|Ernest Williams, Patterson, RFD
oe

2 Shetland ponies, $40 ea; 2
bu. corn, 10 tons hay, 1 fi
Jersey bull, 2 yrs. old, $25. Geo.
E. Hart, Sylvester.

5 yr. old saldle mare, Bourho:
King breeding. $175. Mrs. W. M.-
Watkins, Fitzgerald, R z. cos

1 good farm mule for sale or:
trade for 1 good cow, fresh in.
Mrs. W. P. Dial, Ben Hill, Ries

RABBITS FOR SALE

Pair Chinchillas, $2 or exc. for
4 W. L. hens. Floyd H. Martin
Chamblee, R 1,.

1 pair Grey Chinchillas, thor.
oughbred, 1 yea old, $3 FOS.
John Wesley Toney, oo
Fy 2:

5 thoroughbred N. Z. Whi
female rabbits and 1 buck for $6. .
Eva A. Taylor, Hapeville, Box
363.

2 prs. rabbits, 75e for N Dis
Reds, $1 for Chinchillas (Doe
wt. around 8 lbs.). Not postpaid
J. D. Taylor, Douglasville, R 2.

7 nice, fat rabbits, 1 mothe
with 1black and 1 white young
about grown; 2 fine Gray bucks,
2 young does, never bred, 65
$4.25 for lot. Plus Exp. ches. Ss.
S. Bizzell, Moultrie, 204 6th gt.
N. E.
. Reg and ped. Chinchilla d
2 yrs. old, direct from Stahl
Good breeder, $5; heavy wt. ae



or
Jones,

exc. pair

Himalayans. sw
Lylerly.



SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE
Reg. milk goat, 50-50 Nubian=
Toggenburg, freshened this wk.

2% qts. daily. $20. Mrs. E. A.
Pierce, Chamblee, RFD 1.
30 head of nice goats for sale
or exc. for good, young milch
cow giving not less than 2-gal.
of good, rich milk. Write or see.

ton | W. B. Harper, ecu, RFD.




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BUREAU OF MARKETS

Department Of

Agriculture

Executive Offices:
State Capitol, Atlania, Ga.

G. C. ADAMS,
i Commissioner _
J, F. GREER, Director
Bureau cf Markets.







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and ornamental nursery stock
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CORRECTION



FARM HELP WANTED
ant a young woman (not
as stated through error
vious notice) for farm
: Must be. able to milk,
den, chickens, etc. Live as
e of family and small salary.
Mrs. C. M. Barnett, Nicholson.

_ FLOWERS AND SEED
FORSALE

Red spirea, Weeping Mary,
roldenbell, Mimosa, lav. and
crepe myrtiles, wisteria, 10c
purple lilac, 15c; blue hyd-
angea, Eng. dogwood, 25c ea;
her flowers. Rooted. 50c up
lers prepaid. Mrs. R. P. Stein-
imer, Fayetteville. R 1.
_ 1 Cape Jasmine, 5 ft., $3: 6
boxwoods, 41t.; $6. snowball,
uince, fig pushes, 10c a; can-
as, 2, 15c; Easter lilies, blue
and white, 25c doz. Mrs. Jones
A ers, Toccoa. _R 1,



rieties and many new intro-
a aie for new

Lay nder wisteri plants. 35-





lea. Miss Norma, ah , Spring- |
| Tield.

Snapdragon, mix. col.: =5
doz: Linaria, mix. col., 5c per
doz. Add postage. Mrs. J. T.
Manfort, Cuthbert,



SECOND-HAND MACHINERY

FOR SALE

1 Gasoline engine with saw
and belt mounted on together,
$25. C. W. Cheney, Madras.

Baby Chicks Wanted

Want 1 or 200 baby chicks to
raise on halves to 10 wks. old.





Any large breed. Mrs. Will Dale,

Maysville, R 1.
_ Want 300 to 1 M. chicks, day
clad, any stock, to raise on halves
to 10 wks. old. Ref. exch. R. L.
Thomas, Lumber City, Care Gen.
Del.

Want 150 baby chicks to raise
on halves to 12 wks. old. Furn-

ish feed and pay trasportation | |

ches. 1 way. Eulie Johnson,

Mitchell, R 1.
Live Stock For Sale

2 goats for sale, 2 kids with
each now, 3 wks. old, $14 for the
6 at-barn. J. B. Tucker, Lithia
Springs.

S ewes, 1 vam. $i, Or exc. 10r
good heifer or some hogs; Has-
tings imp. China can seed, lbdc
ib; 1 hen and chicks. $1, not del.
Exe. for clean sacks. Mrs. R. R.-
Hodges, Manassas.

15 goats, 45c ea. Grady and
Steve Doughtry, Glennville, R 1.

1 pure bred Black Nubian doe
for sale, or trade for hay, corn,
feed. A, D. Beckett, Atlanta,
1544 Avon Ave., Ra. 6842.

About 100 goats for sale cheap
or exc. for corn or what have
you ? H. L. Riggins, Blackshear,
223 Strickland Ave.

8 head common goats for sale
or exc. for turkeys or hay or
corn, Write or see. J. L. Hayes,
Nicholls, R 1.

25 nice fat goats at reason-
able prices; 2 milch cows with
young calves for sale. A. P.
Chapman, Moultrie, R 2.

25 to 200 ewes, bred or unbred,
Southdown and Hampshires,
from 1 to 4 yrs. old. Make of-
fer on what you want. J. H.
Hooks, Warthen.

Live Stock Wanted

E CATTLE WANTED

Want 1 Red Poll bull, full
blood, prefer reg., old enough for
service this spring. P. Ss. Knox,
Thomson,

Want Jersey heifer from good
cow, 1 or 2 yrs. old. Exc. good









jnew crop Sugar Cane syrup in

No. 10 cans at 50c ea. Write. A.
J. Hilliard, Dupont.

Want at once cow with 2nd
calf, giving 2% or 3 gal. milk
and good butter, Jersey prefer-
red, near Rome, cheap for cash.
Mrs. T. C. EEUBEN Rome, 328 5th
AVG. =:

Exc. 40-60 lb. cross breed pigs

-|for milk goats. Write what you

have. Sam Drake, Ft. Valley, R
=



- HOGS WANTED

Exc. 10 gal. good syrup for 2
good pigs, Duroc, P. C., or any
other good breed. W. N. Brooks,
Conyers, R 1. ~

Exc. nice Bronze turkey hen,
2% yrs. old for a nice S. P. C.
pig, 2 mos. old. Mrs. R. W. Win-
go, Newnan.

HORSES AND MULES
WANTED

Want 1 good plug mule for

other value in exch. A--P. Cox,
Varnell, R 2, Box 105.

Exc. corn and hay, hogs and

cows for good mule that can

| plow, at once. Exc. either one or



|part of all. T. 5. Shes Hills-
boro, R 2 it se

-| contract. i
life time. Write your offer. John

lage 16.
Peach farmer, also exp. in milk-









Want ay nl Sale or: horse to

ror 15 acres, for feed and rea- |

sonable amount rent, Have plen-
ty corn, fodder and hay to feed
one. P. BE. Wallace, Hapeville.

Want to rent with privilege of
buying after making this crop,
good mule, not over 40 miles
Meansville. C. L. Hall, -Means-
ville, R 1. :

Exc. 2 dry milch cows, freshen
in summer for nice brood mare
to work on farm. Prefer already
bred. Price must be reasonable.
G. G: Goolsby, Cataula, R 1.

Exe.. good value for either a
good mule or horse. J. F, Corn-
well, Chamblee, R 1.

Want to hire or lease good

mule or horse for.1934. Will pay

$30, and will pay by the month.
HW, C. Cornwell, Brookhaven.

Want good plug mule or corn
in exchange for good value. N.
T. Trammell, Morrow.

RABBITS WANTED
Want 1 N. Z. white buck, rea-
dy for service, at reasonable
price. Party pay shipping chgs.
W. M. Haverfield, Gray, R 2. ~
Want pure Chinchillas. Will
exc. good Roundhead stag or
pure Roundhead game eggs: 1



stag for pr. rabbits, or 2 settings

= eggs for pair prepaid. Albert
allent, Menlo, Rt. :



Positions Wanted

Want job as Blacksmith.
Horse shoeing and wood work a
specialty. T. V. Greenway, Daw-
sonville, R 2. 2

Young, settled, unincumbered
woman wants job on farm for
board and reasonable wages.
Miss Lillie Averett, Buena Vista.

Want. small farm near Atlan-
ta. Standing rent, also want to
buy 50 to 100 W. L. laying hens.
C. Dunson, Powder Springs, R 2.

Want job on farm for $10 mo.,
board and laundry. Would take
part of crop. Cobb county pre-
ferred. Do not want So. Ga.
farm. Will Crowe, Marietta, R 1.

Want 2 horse crop on 50-50
basis and work extra until crop
time. 10 in family. Also am first
class Blacksmith. Have to he
moved. J. F. Wilson, Calhoun,
RFD 4. -
~ Single man, 40 yrs. old wants
work on farm, for wages or make
Reasonable. Farmed all



Thomas, Lula, R 1.

Want job on farm with good
people, for home for self and 2
children. 28 yrs. old, willing to
work. Some salary. Mrs. Clara
Smith, Roopville, R 1..

Exp. in truck,farming and

|want to get in touch with man

who can furnish me stock and
other necessities on the share
basis or would take small 1
horse farm on halves. Prefer
Fulton, Spalding or Henry coun-
ty. Write. I. M. Washington,
New Holland, Clo E. A. Gillespie.

Want job on farm assisting
with work for home for self and
girl and small pay. Mrs. Mamie
Centerhill, Pavo, R 1.

12 yr. old boy desires home on
farm doing light farm chores for
home and small salary. Write.
Ray Williams, Metter, R 1.

Want 2 or 3 horse farm on
50-50 basis. Stock furnished. Or
will consider wages for 4 of us,
with patches. Dont answer un-
less you can do what you say.
W. P. Tabor, Omega.

Exp. dairyman wants employ-

ment. Can give ref. Reasonable.

salary. L. J. Lott, Hoschton.
Want 1 horse farm, 50-50 ba-

sis. Wife and 3 children, 1 boy,

Exp. Poultryman and

ing cows. Can partly furnish
self. B. M. Coulter, Geneva.

21 yr. old young woman, farm
raised, wants job on farm at
$2.50 week and board. Miss Sal-
lie Thigpen, Glenwood, R 2.

Man and wife want 1 horse

crop on 50-50. basis,

furnish self and give



Or woule.
work for wages. At once. Dol-
phus Hester, Roopville( R 2.

Want 1 horse crop on 50-50
basis somewhere in So. Ga. Can
best of
ref. A. W. Key, Thomasville, R 3.

Single man needs work with
dairy or general stock farm, or
poultry farm. Life exp. Reason-
able wages: Good ref. Also had
training in Agricultural school.
R. G. Peeples, Clarkston.

16 yr. old boy wants a job on
farm, for good home and $12
mo, wages, including board and
laundry. Good habits and willing
worker. Come after me or send
transportation. Levie Gassett,
Butler.

Want 2 or 3 horse crop, stock,
tools furnished. Might need a
little help (not over $6 per mo.).
Good ref: if desired. R. B. Crowe,
Griffin, R 4. :

Want iob for wife and self on
farm. Both able and willing
workers. Exp. in trucking, dai-
rying, stock and poultry raising.
Will take crop on 50-50 basis if
furnished. C. A. Sheppard, R 2,
Decatur. s=

Want to farm for 1934. Hither:
shares or wages: Thoroughly un-
derstand general farming, dai-
rying and fruit growing. Able
and willing to work. Do not chew
nor smoke. Jos. M. Ratliff, Ma-
con, 208 2nd St.

Want job on farm or dairy
with reliable man. Raised on
farm, dont drink, smoke nor
curse. Dont mind work, fair ed-
ucation. $12 mo. with board. Ref.
exch, J. D. McIntyre, Ousley.

30 yr. old married man, hon-
est, sober, etc, wants job as
foreman or farm on 50-50 basis,
or job on Poultry farm. Thor-
oughly exp. and ref. J. C. Eth-
eridge, Ousley.

Want a job in Mountain sec-
tion, looking after Apple Or-
chard, also can do farm work of
most. an kind. Would take job
looking after cattle or hunting
estate. M. G. Wood, Oconee.

Farm Help Wanted

Want a good 2 horse cropper
on 50-50 basis for this year.
Good stock~and good land and
2 good wage hands. James H.
Trice, Barnesville.

Want man or young boy not
under 16 yrs. to stay as one of
family and help plow and other
work. No cripple or sickly per-
son need apply. Treat well. Come
at once. J. J. Callaway, ee
Fe 5: -

Want exp. farm hand, boy or
man, to work on farm. Small





salary, board: and laundry. Write
first, giving information about

self and ref. No drinker need
apply. J. L. Mailey, Buford, R 4.
Want young man, 16 to 35 yrs.
of age to help make crop. Most-
ly plowing, for board and laun-
dry and small wages, or pay
when crop is gathered. Write.
Rucker Tribble, Alto, R-1.
Want man and wife, without
children, to do general farm

work. Live in home with owner.

Wages or share crop on halves.
If wages, state lowest salary in
first letter. A. W. Turner, Ma-
con, R 4, Box 106.

Want boy, 15-18 yrs. honest,
good character, of good family,
(orphan preferred) to live in-
home and help on 1 horse farm.
Small salary. Ref. exch. J. A. Al-
len, West Point, R 1:

Want healthy, industrious,
good natured woman of good
Christian character, unincum-
bered for work on farm. Live as
one of 3 in family. Small wages
during Canning time. Would
consider a colored woman. Mrs,
R. W. Hesterlay, Draketown, R
i: =

Want a plow hand at $5 mo.,
and 1 bale of coton to a good

Bottoms and nae Ue
mail and bus route. S
Storer, Douglasville, R 6.
Want young woman, n
25 yrs., who can milk cow
ing to work and of
disposition, to live in hi
family of 3 and help wil th f
WOK cde se. Franklin, Clai
Ville; R38.

Vill furnish 200 acres go
strong land, houses and feed
work stock to good farmer
own stock to make general
and gather same. This land
been lying out from 4 to 7
50-50 basis. W. W. Clanto
labell, R. 1,-Box 120.

Want exp. colored m

wife to live on small farm ani
work by day. No children.
C. M. Kimbell, McDonoug)

Want white or colored
for 2 horse crop on 50-50 k
Good land, 6 miles Fa
near Sandy Creek church.
Cox, Fayetteville. c2

Want young, white man,
incumbered to work on s&s
farm for part crop, board
laundry. Just wife and sel
family. coo Benn
Adel, Re 2: ==

Want man or boy, abl
plow, of clean Habits, to liv
one of family. Share crop or
ges. Must be dependable, sob
etc. Farm on Dixie Highway
miles So. Atlanta. Mrs. Bro}
lesby, Riverdale. : sigs

Want an. honest, uprigh:
without bad habits, unine
ed, who knows how to farm |
horse crop. Live a sone of fam
farm on halves or wages. G
land and tools. E. P. Withe
Austell, R 1. ee =

Want man and wife wh
move self to take crop 0 )-
pasis. G. J. Morris, Madison, |

Want healthy, unincumber
45 sto 50 yrs. old woman to
in home and help with fa
work. Must be of good char
ter. Write or see. R. W. Ca
Greensboro, R 3.

1 or 2 horse farm, lots gc

ing house and barn. :
write... F. T. Holt, College. Pa
ik St. oe (Call .

by ey See of Aiea
have own stock, tools, etc.
water, school and church. |
place to live. James O, Har
Atlanta, 953 Peachtree St
Want boy or.man to 1
one of family of two, 2 |
on farm, for board, laundry
cotton patch. Write or. see.
G. Ballenger, Waco, R 2.
Want country raised boy ee
15 yrs. to work on farm,
wood and other light work.
W. A. Rich, Calhoun, R 5.
Want at once white wom
16 to 40 yrs. of age, live as on
of family, and have cotton
or $5 mo. for 2 mos. and $8 b
ance of time. Must be 0:
habits, J. M. Caudell, Hom:
Want 1 good plow hand
and plow my crop. Have p
of hoe help. $5 mo., board
lanudry. Must be of good char
acter. No drunkard. E. M. At
kinson, Silver Creek, R 1.
Want healthy, reliable, s1
| woman to help on farm. No-
jection to 1 or 2 children. ma
salary and good home. At. oO
Lacy L. Sutton, Pearson.
Want settled, unincumbe:
white woman, 21 to 40 yrs.
age to work on farm and live
one of family.. Good home
$5 mo. At once. E. K.. Boo
Atlanta, 1186 Oak St. S. W.
Want. family with seve
large enough to work on Str.



hand. Exp, in cotton, board and

berry and Truck farm. Ref





ae crop on 8rd and 4ths.

house, barn and pasture.

felp some on board bill.

0 Ibs, nice, dried peaches and

ples. 8c lb. Add postage. Guy
ne. Clermont:

t smart, healthy woman,
ver 45 yrs. of age to help
farm work, garden, poul-
etc. Good home and small
Sy. Mrs. J. W. Davis, Pear-
R 1, Box 80.
nt good farmer who has
m stock fcr good farm, wood
id water; near school and
h, Answer scon. D. C..O-
Uvalda, R 1, Box 45.
Want Christian lady to live in
and help with farm work.
be clean, good character
ut dependents. $8 month.
Giles, Atlanta, R 4, Box

Would like to hear from boy
oung man who would like a
me on farm with small cash
ee and a cotton patch, at
5 G. A. Thompson, Swains-

A Want colored man with wife
ght farm work. State par-
ticulars and wages required. U.
Druiff, Decatur Re 2; -=
: Want young man at once for
yeneral farm work.
thout bad habits and willing
ork. Give good home, board,
dry, and 500 Ib. bale of cot-
and $1 per month for 6 oe



ares. We have good melons.
plant up to 30 acres. Write
ee. Benj. Hicks, Adel, R 1.

Plants For Sale

od vaspeberry, Cuthbert, La-

Flaming Giant (does not
well here) and St. Regis or
mere ee 60c doz. $3





Fior anidketia, corn, dried
or ee CB use. Write

" strawhe rry plants,
0c; $125 M; 5 M. $5. Nice
g plants, prompt shipment.
1 Crow, Gainesville, R 2.
se Coe = coe a

gus roots, 75c , or exc.

rawberry plants. Mrs, W.
ene eae ae: R 4.

free - stone plums,
8 eet, Pipers in July. 3 for
. S. Crowe, Cane

2
raspberry, garden poose-
y, 6 for 50c; pie plants, 6 for
Exe. for 100 Jb. cap. feed
Ss in good cond. Nice, dried
les, 10 Ib. Cash with order.
N. A. White, Dahlonega, R
ols

roof cabbage plants, E.

ready, well rooted, 200,
45c; 80c M. del. 2 M.
Dp 000. M=>-COD: = 3. O.
Fitzgerald, eco;

-frost-proof cabbage

ra early J. and Chas.

Also :

Must be | #

Roscoe Mays,





The Baby Chick Code was signed by President Roosevelt Sh
December 27th, and became effective five days later.



All commercial hatcheries and breeder hatcheries come und-
er the code provisions excepting hatcheries selling 500 chicks or
less in any one year, hatched from eggs produced on their own
farms. All hatcheries purchasing 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 dealers must pay a
fee of $2.00 per year.

It has been provided that anyone violating any of the provis-
ions of this code is subject to a fine of $500.00, and $500.00 per

day for every day the violation continues, and six months im-

prisonment.

The Code is too voluminous to attempt to give you detailed
information here, as it covers everything with reference to baby

f

chick industry. However, we suggest that you write and get full
information and the Forms for making application for a compli-
ance certificate, at once to:

Mes J-A. ok es No. 400,

No. Z

215 Pershing Road, Kansas City, Missouri





Plants For Sale

Plants F a Sale

Plants For Sale



W. Large, well rooted. 500, 45c:

75c M. del--postpaid, or COD, 60c |

M. Sat. guar. F. F. Stokes, Fitz-
gerald.

Klondike strawberry plants,
$1.10 M. postpaid. P. B. Rey-
nolds, Gainesville, R 2.

Klondike strawberry plants,
$1.50 M; red, black and white
raspberry, 50c doz; . Concord
grape vines, $1 dozen; all other
ver. Postpaid. State insp. H. A.
Sneed, East Point, 600 Center
Ave. *phone, Cal. 3041.

Millions large, frost - proof
cabbage plants, all var., 80c M.
2 M. $1.50; 5 M. $3.50. Del; all
var. onion plants, 85c M. del.
Prompt shipment. Harold Smith,
Baxley.

Millions frost- proof cabbage
piants, extra early Jersey and
Chas. W. Large, fresh, well-root-
ed, 500,. 45c; 75c M. del. post-
paid or COD, 60c M; Sat. guar.
Eonest McCook, Fitzgerald.

EB. J., W., Chas. W. and Flat
Dutch, cabbage plants, 500, 50c;
90c M.. postpaid. Lifsey water-
melon seed, 60c lb. Guar. good
plants, safe and prompt del. Ac-
cept. stamps for small orders. W.
L. McClellan, Bridgeboro.

E. J., cabbage plants, 75c M.
Prompt shipment. G. L. Steed-
ley, Baxley.

Klondike strate plants,
20c C. 500, 75c; $1.25 M. Young
plants. Prompt shipment. Mrs.
Ara Waldrip, Flowery Branch, R
ie
Frost-proof cabbage plants: E.
J., Chas. -W. Golden Acre, Co-
| penhagen Market, Flat Dutch,
85c M; 500, 50c; 2 M. $1.50. Post-
paid. Sat. guar. Promptness.
Fitzgerald, R 4,
Box 144.

Mastodon everbearing straw-
berry plants, 30c C. $2.50 M.
postpaid in Ga. Exc. for 100 Ib.
cap. feed sacks. Ea. pay postage.
No stamps. Mrs. Pearl Turner,
Cleveland, R 4.

Kudzu plants, 1 to 5 yrs. old,
well rooted, $5 M. Roy Lewis,
Hartwell, R 3.

Progressive everbearing straw-
berry plants, $1.25 per 500; $2. 50
M. del. No less than 500 shipped.
Ae Be eel Palmetto. | se



Condons Rend and Black ever-
bcaring strawberry plants, 30c
C. $2.50 M; .Lady Thompson,
seme price; blue Damson and
large Goose plums, Eng. horse-
apple, white Eng. peach, 15c ea.
Mrs. Mae Turner, Cleveland, R
4, :

Red Gold strawberry plants,
75c C; May cherries, 10c ea. 4 for
25..Add postage. Mrs. Nora E-
tris, Dahlonega, R 1.

Missionary and Mastodon
strawberry plants, 15c C. del. J.
M. Williams, Athens, 211 Mor-
tcn Ave.. oe

ii. J., Wakefield cabbage plants
&c M. del; Bermuda onion, $1
M. del; potato plants, $1.40 M.
Euc. for N. C. Runner peanuts.
J. E, Herndon, Baxley.

Cabbage plants, E. J., Chas. W.,
Fiat Dutch and Wax Bermuda
onions, 75c M; 5 M. $3. Exp. or
Mail collect. L. H. Biel Tif-
ton.

E. J., Chas. W.., - Flat Dutch

IE va

cabbage plants, $1. M. postpaid.

Now ready. No stamps. J. B.

Taylor, Baxley, R 4.

Drumhead lettuce plants, har-
dy; 25 C. postpaid to 3rd zone.
Well packed. Also 1 full blood
Buff Rock March hatch rooster,

$i. W. M. Shattuck, Blackshear,

als : :

Kudzu plants. Mature with
good roots, $5 M. Emerson War-
ren, Hartwell.

Strong, rooted Kudzu plants.
Write for quantity prices. O. C.
Perdue, Yatesville.

- Well rooted Missionary straw-
berry plants, $1 M. Geo. L. Bel-
flower, Tifton, 305 7th St.

Early Flat Dutch, Chas. W.
and E. J. cabbage plants, 75c M.
del; white and -yellow Bermuda
onion plants, 80c M. del.. Prompt
del. Earnest Lewis, Baxley.

E. J., and C. W. cabbage plants
75c M; onion plants, 80c M.
Prompt shipment, full count and
del. Cash with order. G,. G.
Hayes, Baxley.

Hicks Black everbearing mul-

-berry sprounts, 2 - 5 ft., rooted,
10c ea. 10 trees or more post- |
paid. Mrs. D. W. McCook, Mc-
pis R 2, Box 38. Sa



Millions Chas. W., E. J., Flat
Dutch cabbage plants, 50c M;
30c, oC0. Bermuda and white on-
ion plants, 85c M. Del. Now rea-
dy. W. H. Morris, Baxley, R 1.

Chas. and Copenhagen cab-
bage plants. 7c M. in 5 and 10
M. lots, del. Prompt shipment.
Mrs: I. M. Lindsey, Omeza, R 1.

Missionary strawberry plants,
$2 M; 500, $1.25; Rhubarb plants
50c doz; garlic heads, 10c each;
peppermint, 35c doz; yellow root
50c 1b; Sage plants, 15c ea. Miss
Mattie McCurley, Hartwell, R 2.

White and Yellow Bermuda
onion, 500, 60c; $1 M. Over 200
prepaid. Sat. guar. Also Stewart
pecans, 15c lb. 10 lbs. or more
prepaid. R. W. Dowdy, peer
ald, R 2.

Mastodon everbearing si
berry plants; 25 C. $2 M.- Add
postage: Mrs. A. J. Stansel,
Cleveland. A

Blakemore strawberries, $1 M.
or $1.24 M. del. Exc. for common
breed hog, or anything that can

|be used on farm. C. C. Hullen-

der, Ringgold, R 1.

E. J., and Chas. W. cabbage
plants, 75c M. 5 M. and up, 60c
M. L. E. Toole, Macon, R 2.

Plants Wanted

Want to hear from party hav-
ing Ginseng plants, wild or cul-
tivated, for sale. Mrs. Minnie
Bray, Wrightsville, R 1.

Want 500 Rhubarb 2 yr. old
plants, also 1 M. 2 yr. old Mar-
tha Washington asparagus
crowns. Quote best price. C. M.





Head, Marietta.



Seed For Sale

Dill seed, 40c lb. 4 Ibs., $1;
pie plant, 6, 30c; 50c doz.. 3
doz., $1. All del. Ira C. Ander-
son, Roy. :

White, Stone Mtn., melon
seed, Will stand in patch two
weeks longer than any other
shipping melon. $1 Ib. J. Ms
| Livingston, Dexter. R 2...
Highly imp. Dixie Bell or
Stone Mtn., melon seed, $1 Ib.



del. or exe, 1 Ib. for ae bu. of





corn. Must be-

Andrews, Haddock.

Lemon yellow tobacco se
from 10 worth on wp, |
Campbell, Baxley. R oe

Cat. squash, or. vegetab

gourd seed, 75 sed for |

Clarence Webber,
145 EH. Spring St. g
Hales Best cantaloupe see

50e tb. or exc. for dried frt
onion plants, or white d.
sacks. Mrs. A. R. Rosser, Cor-
dele. R 4.

Sericea Lespedeza seed, pu
and sound Bargain prices. Wr
J. Brennan, Columbus. ce
19th St.

Chufas, free from nut or S
$2 bu. No chks. Money order
J..A. Dickey, Midville. R 2

Coffee seed ready, 15c pk

Gainesvill

$1.10 Ib. del. Cash with ord
A, M. Calhoun, Soperton. R 3.

Running okra seed, 10c large
pkt., del. Apricot and -
cherry trees, 3 - 5/ft., 60c |
old fashioned horseapple, lim-

y bertwig, Early Harvest and oth-

er var. 3 - 5 ft. trees, 50c do
Ww. B. Skinner, Gaine
ville RO. i

Smallest gourd (that. on s)
seed, 10c doz. and 3c extra f
postage, Miss Frances Mille
Devereaux. 0|0 H. B. Peele

30 lbs. Hastines Stone M
melon seed, guar. pure, 1-2 Ib.
45c; 80c Ib; also 1933 white
cabbage pea seed, 12 and 1-2c
Tb. Postpaid in 4 Ib. lots. Money
order. Raymond Hudson, W s-
Ham: oi Z :

Few pkgs. Honey Drip sor-
ghum cane seed, 50c pk. or 5c
Ib: FOB. H. M. Boatright, Fen
ille Box. 15.

Large yellow pumpkin ed
19c cupful; half bu. gourd. seed,
3 doz. 10c;: little pickling c
cumber seed, 10c_ this. Add
postage. Fletcher Anderson,
Murrayville. R 1. oS

Mustard, tobacco and o
seed. 10c for large packet; sage
1933 crop, 50c lb. Hazel Tilley
Ellijay. R 3. Box 26.- ee

4 Ibs. Broad Leaf tobaccc
seed, 10c tbls., 25c cupful, $1
lb.; or $3.75 for lot. No chks
Cash with order. Dennis Cop
Jand, Hamilton R 2. Box 96.

White multiplying onions
25c gal. plus ostage. wa
few red nest onions, 25 or
Ibs. good leaf tobacco and
or 30 lbs. nice dried apples
Exec. for or pay cash. Quote
price. B. S. Peyton, Homer

Healing squash seed, 10
doz long green okra, 15c cupfu
Trish Grey watermelon seed, 1
cupful. Exc. for nest onio
Eng. peas or collard seed. Mi
Ermine Pruitt, Covena. R 1. _

Clements American Wonde:
melons, Ist yr. from orig. 10
for 100 seed; 50c orders pre
paid. J. H. Whitworth, Martin.

Seed rice, pure and clean
6c lb. Orders under 20 Ibs. adi
postage. Glenn C. Thornton
Whitesburg.

Pure Honey Drip syrup cane
seed, 5c Ib. not postpaid. Cask
with order. Foster F. Johnson
Buchanan. R 1.

Tobacco seed, Broad.
15e thls; nice dried Spates
Ib. or exc. 10 lbs. for 1500
Early cabbage plants. Add post:
age. Jemima Crump, Tal ng
Rock. R 2.

Tobacco seed, big red 1 af
new crop, been tested, 1 bis
spoonful, 10c; 2 for 15c, 6 fo
25c. Paid. H. H. Huckeba
Roopville. R 1.

Stone Mtn, melon seed, 0c
Ib: white butter beans, buncl
and running, 20c lb. prepai
Exc. some for dried apples or
field peas. Mrs. J. E. Sikes, =
Cochran: FR 2., :

Virginia mixed long leaf t
bacco seed, 5c spoonful; 3 fo:
10c; 20c cupful: 6 for $1. Add
postage. Jay. NOTA Dor




"Hand "selected Dixie Belle

seed, from 30 - 50 lb melons,

clean, sound, 25 lbs. or 25c Ib.
George Martin, Gordon. R 1.
Pure Tom Watson melon
seed, 30c lb. del. W. B. Clifton,
Oliver. R:3;
Marglobe tomato, $1. 25. Ib;
Stone and Baltimore, 15c; cab-

ge, 90c; Bell and Ruby King

er, $1. 50; Carpet Grass and

Lespedeza 10c lb. Collard plants.

ER. Woodliff, Flowery Branch.
Ril.

150 Ibs. Clements Wonder
melon seed, $1. 60 Ib. del; 300
Ibs. walnuts in hull, 3c Ib. del.
Bruce Andrews, Haddock. R 2.
Wonder bearing snap bean
eed, 20 Ib: colored running
: utter beans 15 lb. Add post-
Age; 25 strong rooted sage
plants for $1. Mrs. G. Collins,
obtown.

White okra seed, 10c tea-

cupful: 5 qts. green okra seed,

1. Add postage. No stamps.
Cash with order. Miss B. Frey,
Dallas. R 3.

Egyptian wheat, half gal.,
-25c; Giant, Russian sunflower
ed, 1-2 gal. 30c; large brown
speckler crowders, 35c gal. Sat.
guar, A. B. Ingram,
Hall.

Good, tender okra seed, 25c
pt. little lady peas, 6c lb; bunch
butter- be s, 10c cupful; white

peas, Exc. for same
in Kentucky Wonder
beans. Mrs. Lucile Cordle, Ar-

Dixie Bell melon seed, pure
nd sound, 25c lb: P. M.. Wood,
vey. Ri 1;

Crook neck squash seed, 60c
Ib; mustard seed, 50c. Half and
Half cotton seed, $1 bu. W. J.
Morgan, Stillmore.

_._ Hales Best cantaloupe seed,
5c lb., or exc. for peas, pea-
ais Spanish or Runners, or
for Yellow Mammoth Soy beans
F. M. King, Perry, Ga.

. White nest onions for plant-
ing, 40% gal. $3 bu. Add post-
age. D. M. Barge, Tyrone.

Pure Honey Drip Cane seed,
6c lb. or-exc. for pure Whatleys
seed corn. J. J. Smith, Mud:
dleton. R 1.

. Black Wax nole heat seed,
10c cupful; feed sunflower
Seed, 10c cupful; or exc. 1 cup
of either for 2 white feed sacks,
free from iron rust or holes.
Add postage: Mrs. Lester Jones,
Gainesville, R 1.
__ Fine preserve Million (re-
embles a citron, preserves a
fine flavor) seed, 5c per doz.
6 doz. 25c, postpaid. M. A:
Smith, Covington. RFD 2.
: Seed of earliest watermelon
_known;
planting; green, tough rind and
.red flesh. 10c pkt. 3 pkts., 25c.
No chks. Frank Bennett, Cof-

s No. i: Weaver Watson elds
Seed, hand saved. 20 lbs. 65c
Th. or 50 Jb. for lot. Sample
if wanted. J. L. Gordon, Vien-
na R5.

_ Multiplying beer seed, 10c
start. 3 times that amt. 25c,
del. Stone Mtn., and Watson
nelon seed, 10c_ cupful; white
velvet and Perkins green okra,

Ibs Clements Wonder
ace seed, selected from 80
b melons, $2 lb. FOB. J. A.
- Hinson, Jr, Alamo.
se Tb gourd seed, 1 doz. and
Af 2 seed, 10c; nest egg gourd
- seed, 10c spoonful: large hand-
de gourd seed, 10c doz and half.
2 Cleo Turner, Cleveland, R

Good multiplying Calif. beer
seed. 10c good start del. or exc.
Sa start for 2 good, white, 100
Tb. cap. feed sacks, Ea. pay
Crinne Floyd,

averly

ripens 60 days from |

Burbanks Golden Treasure
cantaloup seed, pure, 10c pkt.,|-
25c doz; Dill, 10c pkt. All post-
paid. R. H. Long, Culverton.

Early Market Queen (the
earliest watermelon knwn) rip-
ens in 60 days from date of
planting), 5 doz. seed, 10c post-
paid. W. M. Thornton, Jesup.

Perkins Green long pod ok-
ra, 20c lb. del. or exc, for white
bunch butter-beans or Eng.
peas. Lb. for lb. W. J. Collins,
Cairo R 1

Ga. Runner. hens. $1 bu;
Texas Ribbon Cane seed, 10c
lb. Cleveland cotton seed, 75c
bu. All FOB, T. E, Wise, Ash-
barn R: 1

Kleckley Sweet, Ga. Belle,
yellow meat melon and Hales
cantaloup seed, 16c for 1-2 cup-

Will OKelly, Comer. R 1.

25 lbs. Watson watermelon
seed, tand saved, 30c lb. FOB; or
exc. for good Runner peanuts.
J. T. Ferrell, Thomasville. R 5

Ky. Wonder and Striped
cornfield bean seed, white vel-
vet okra, 20c lb. white bunch
lima, 15c Ib lady peas, 10c ib.
3 Ibs., 25e; 8 Ibs. 50c. All F P.
Mrs J E Feltman, Whitesburg.

2 cups tender cornfield beans,
15c cup; 10 lbs. dried apples,
10-.1b; 2 cups pumpkin seed,

10c cup. Add postage. Mrs. Ho-

mer Eller, Ella Gap.

Sunflower/seed, 10c cupful;
Ruby King sweet pepper seed,
10c big tbls. Add postag. Mrs,
Paul Roper, Flowery Branch. R
1.

Clements large type water-
melon seed, 50c oz. $5 1b; also
Hollis melon seed, $2 Ib. L. H.
Johnson, Tennille.

Clements watermelon seed,

50c oz. $5 lb; also Hollis long
dark Early melon, $2 lb..E. T.
Clements, Tennille.
. Pure Dixie Belle watermelon
seed, 30c Ib. Add postage. Exc.
for Bunch velvet beans. A. T
Granade, Gordon

250 lbs. improved Dixie Bell
melon seed, hand saved, screen
dried. Guar. pure and sound
\and clan, 50c lb. FOB, W. O
Birdsong, Gordon.

Cuban Queen melon seed,
$1 Ib., 5 Ibs. or more, del. 1 Ib.
plants 3 to 4 acres. J. D. Means,
Elko.

ter, Alma, R 3.

Tobacco seed, 25c per snuff-
box full del; mustard seed 20c
snuff-box full, del. or exc. for
onion plants. E. D. White, Ru-
pert.

Texas cornfield bean: seed,
15 teacupful, or 2 for 25c. Add
postage; garden Half Runner,
same price; okra, 15c cupful.
Exe. for white 100. Ib. feed
sacks. Mrs. L. R. Ashworth,
Loganville R 4. :

Rice pop corn, 10c cupful;
Eng. pea seed, 15 pt; okra, 15c
pt. postpaid. Cash with order.
Gunnell Johnson, Buchanan.
Rea

Eng. pea seed, 15c pt. okra,
15c pt. scallion buttons, 15c
qt. Cat-claw pop corn, 10c cup-
ful. Postpaid. Cash with order.
Bessis McAdams, Buchanan.

Stone Man., watermelon, Ba-
nana muskmelon, citron seed,
25, 256 215. lady peas, white
lima beans, Eng. peas, 8c lb.
Cucumber, squash radish, early
okra, 10e thls. Rose Crowe,
Cumming, Ref

1 and 1-2 bu. pure Hastings
syrup cane seed, 5c lb. FOB;
sample for 3c stamp. Exe for
Spanish peauis. or dried ap-
ples. E. Christian, Daniels-
ville. R 4. eS 47,

_ Guar. good Calif. multiplying
beer seed, 10 S904 sen Mrs,



baby lima bush bean, 30c lb.

ful, del. Stamps accepted, Mrs.

Chinese Giant healing sauash |
| seed, 25c doz. Mrs. Miley Car-

tbls. I. D. Thompson, Bowdon.
R 3.
-Tom Watson melon seed, 50c
Ib. del. J. L. Glover, Tifton. R 1
Crotolaria Spectabolis - seed,
20c lb. del. Mrs. B. E. Gooch.
Eatonton. %

Mixed turnip seed, sound;
Seven Top and Yellow Globe,
35c lb. del. in 2 lb. lots. Money
order only. H. S Brooks, Mon-
roe. FR 1,

-Okra seed, 20c Ib. or exc. for
white guano sacks, or feed
|sacks at 5c ea; broom corn
seed, 20c lb. or same exch. Mrs.
J. W. Atkinson, Lawrenceville,
1.

4 lbs. white velvet okra seed,
20c lb. 5 lbs, mixed turnip seed,
30c lb. 1 Ib. Texas cannon ball
cantaloup seed, 50c Mrs. W. A.
O,Kelly, Maysville. R 2.

Rocky Ford and Hales. Best
cantaloup seed, 40c per 1-4 lb;
75c per 1-2 lb; $1.25
Paul Smith, Maysville. R 3.

10 gal gourd seed, 12 for 15c;
old time cornfield bean seed,
25c 1lb;. pop corn, 20c cupful:
dried horse apples, 9c Ib. Add
postage. Mrs, Candler Carroll,
Young Cane.

Crookneck green striped win-
ter Cushaw seed, 20 seed for
10c. Mrs. Alean M. Patterson,
Young Cane,

Hendersons bunch butter-
bean seed, Giant Russian sun-
flower seed, white bunch
squash, also green turnips,
Barred Rock hens. All cheap
or trade. B. B. Morgan, Clyo.

Seed Wanted

Exe. okra seed for English
peas: lb. for lb. or will exc. for
bunch beans: Ib. for Jb. Mrs. E.
C. Baker, Rome, R, 3.

Want Mung bean seed, Send
sample and state price, Del. or
fob your station. R. H. Speights,
Lithia Springs, R, 1.

Exe. Cushaw seed for other
seed, or any other value can
use. Mrs. J. M. Gee, Acworth, R
Le:





Want 1-2 gal. Red Valentine
bush bean seed and 1 teacupful
yellow crookneck squash . seed.
Exc. May Queen tomato, Broad
slick leaf mustard seed, or Ice-
berg lettuce plants. Mrs. O. D.
Woodruff, Greenville.

Want Texas Ribbon Cane seed.
State best price. J. R. Lewis,
Millen. .

Want cream and brown sugar
crowder seed peas, and selected
N. C. Runner peanut seed. Send
sample and prices FOB your
station. E..H. Jones, Waycross.



Miscellaneous Wanted



Want to hear from party
having Napier grass cane for
.sale. M. F. Johns, Ft. Valley.

Exc. good value for corn,
chickens, pigs, or anything,can
use on farm Value $15. Mrs.
M. Hudson, Lebanon

Want feed for cows. Will
exc. Guernsey bull calves or
cows for same. Pure bred herd,
one of the best in Ga. J. A. Ew-
ing, Ashburn.

Want to get in touch with
party having lime stone for
agricultural purposes, for sale,
J. N. Strickland, Odum. R 1.
Box 51. .

Exe. value for hogs, bigs,
white sacks, sausage, lard, cab-
bage and onion plants. R. L.
Blackwell, Cleveland.

Wanted to buy 10 to 20 cow
stanchions in stall. W. Cc. Bat-
son, West-Point, Ga..

i Be



- Georgia Products

F or Sale

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE

No. 1, 90-day velvets, $1.25 bu.
from 1 to 10 bu. Write for price
20 |on larger quantities; extra early.











prolific okra seed, 20c Ib. Wel. in

3 lb. or, more lots, C. B. Tanner,.

Sandersville.

4% pu. white, black-eyed 8c Ib.
and 4 bu. little white lady peas,
5e lb. Mrs. S. P. Jones, Lula, R 2.

Sound, blue Whipp peas, re-
cleaned, unmixed, $1.50 bu; mix.
$1.25 bu. FOB. Mrs, Clower Saw-
yer, Head River.

Peas (grown on my farm):
mixed, $1.50 bu; Clays, $1.60;
Whipps, $1.60; Brabhams, $1.75
bu. FOB, J. M. Hayes, Thomson.

4 bu. purple hull peas, extra
fine table pea, 10c lb. or $1 pk.

$3.50 bu. FOB. S. A. Christian,

Bishop, R 1, Box 110.

Bunch butter-beans selected
for seed, first picking, pure, very
prolific, 15c 1b; bunch butter-
beans for eating, 10c lb. Mrs. G.
H. Hayes, McDonough, R 2. '

400 Ibs. sound, new crop Mung
beans; 50 Ibs. or over, 9c 1b;

smaller quantities, 10c Ib. FOB..

C. H. Hill,-Tignal.
90-day seed velvets, 1933 crop,
2% bu. bags, $3; Whatleys pro-

lific seed corn, ist yr. $1.75 bu.;

C. H. Cooke, Sandersville.

Velvets, 40 bu., good; bright,
gathered without rain, $1.50 bu.
FOB. W. D. Arnold, Preston,
RFD. :

Baby Limas, 10c Ib. cornfield
beans, 20c lb. Exc. some corn-
field for nest onions. Mrs. Pearl
Pate, Grantville, R1, Box 175.

Tender, prolific cornfield bean
seed, 30c Ib. 2 lbs. 50c; 5 lbs. $1.
Miss Nonnie Garner, Cedartown,
Rae

Silver Hull crowders, and white
Mush peas, 8c lb. postpaid. Ex-
cellent quality, Mrs. Lynette Ben-
nett, Gainesville, R 2.

20 Ibs. white running butter-
beans and 16 lbs. white bunch
butter-beans, 10c lb. FOB. Sam-
ple on request; 25. lbsi sugar
crowders, 5c lb. 20 lbs. white,
black-eyed, 5c lb. All FOB, W.
F. Clark, Canon, R 1.

5 bu. blue Java peas, $2 bu.
FOB. R. tT. Jones, Dalton, R I.

75~ lbs. white crowder peas,
bush var, $2.50 FOB here. Wm.
Nunn, Lawrenceville, R 1.

Guar. pure, sound, clean, un-
mixed seed peas;~Famous Dixie
Queen, Lady peas, Mush peas,
Speckled, White and Cream
Crowders, etc. 9 lbs. $1. Postpaid

C. F, Maddox, Fiowery Branch.

200. lbs. Brabs, 100 Ibs. White,
brown-eyed 40 Ibs. brown sugar

crowders. All pure and sound.

Make best offer on all or any
part. FOB. or Del. J, R. Haley.
Dallas, R 5.

Willetts Wonder eo, pea
seed, 30c lb. or exc. for dried
fruit. Mrs. W. R, Wise, Wadiey.

6 bu. white crowders, 6c lb
$3:50 bus. 25 bu... pure. .Brabs,
$2.25 bu; 10 lbs. nice Stewart pe-
cans, 10c lb. Money order pre-
ferred. Mrs. T. H. Hall, Ogle-
thorpe, R 2.

White bunch butter-beans, 12c

lb; speckled sugar crowders, 6c

Ib; Silver Hull Crowders, 8c lb.

All del. Guy Crow, Gainesville,
R 2.

Jackson Wonder bunch. butter
beans, 10c 1b, also pure Pride of
Ga. melon seed, 50c lb. from se-
lected melons; yellow sugar
crowder peas, 10c lb. $2.50 bu.
J. N. Carson, Griffin.

Nice crop early Speckled Vel-
vets, sacked in 2% bu. bags. Will
sell for best offer, FOB. T. W.
Kitchens, Bartow. Z

O-too-tan beans, $4 bu; Hen-
derson bunch butter-beans, 10c
lb. FOB. No stamps. M. W. Wil-
lingham, Luthersville.

1933 crop running velvet beans
sound and clean, $1.25 bu. in
good 2% bu. bags, FOB, Frank
E. Dorth, Hawkinsville.

1 bu. each, little lady and Cal-
ifornia black-eyed . peas, 5c Ib.
here; 1 heavy log wagon exc. for
light farm wagon. A. R. Williams
Mitchell,

me



"Goo roc

For Sale -

White, Half- Runner,
garden bean seed, 20c :
white tender cornfield
same price. Postpaid in 1s
2nd zones. Mrs. R. T. Be
Jasper, R 2.

Extra Early white, ten er
den bean seed, black Me
Pole beans, large tender



field beans. All postpaid a3
Overby,

pint. Mrs. N.
wood, R 1.

50 bu. . slightly mixed
treated for weevils, 3 lb.
bu., if lot taken at once,
DvP. Lh, cotton seed, $1 bu.
cotton seed for O-too-tans
bu, Ea. pay Frt. Willi P.
Carrollton, Red, 2p

40 or 50 lbs. dry, white
beans, 8c lb; 10 lbs. drie
es with peeling, free of w
10c lb. Exc. for 100 lbs.
sacks. Mrs. W. lL. Mar
Stapleton, R 2. ote

10 lbs: white bunch

B.

beans, 10c 1b; hulled blac!

nuts;-telb;. Olin: Wep
Stapleton, R 1. os

100 bu. genuine O-too-ta:
bu; 200 bu. No. 1 Brab
$2.25 bu; 100 bu. No, 1 mix.
$1.85 bu. J. H. Palmer, Tenn:

10 bu. recleaned and 1
stock Laredo Soy hea
800 lbs. dynamite pop cor)
sale. J. R. Gunnells, Nore



BUTTER FOR SALE

4 or 5 lbs nice Jersey uth
each. week, -20c Ib. del, Mr
F. Worley, Canton, R 3.

Nice, fresh, firm yellow bu
in pound size brick molds. |
del. in 1 shipment, $1; heavy
fat hens, 12 lb. FOB. Mrs-P.
Hyatt, Bowdon, R 4

5 lbs. nice fresh butter
week, 20c lb. del. Exc. 5 Ibs.
10 Ibs, good chunk honey or 1M.
cabbage plants. Ea. pay pos
Mrs. J. O. Chambers, _ Bowdo
Jaa

5 Lbs: fresh butter per
25 lb. del. 5lbs. del. to_
dress, $1; fresh, dried butter
cocking, 35c lb. del. Exe, ei
for anything can use. Write
Mrs, J.B. Cullars, Midville,

4 to 6 lbs. fresh, firm
each week, 20c Ib. del. Cows
B. tested.. Every lb. guar. fr
Mrs. I D McDuffie, Ashland,

4 lbs fresh, firm butter
week, 20c lb. del.

land. Reiko :
2 or 3 Ibs, yellow putt
week. Cow T. B. tested,
del. Sat. guar. Mrs. D Rei
rollton, R 7 ;
Nice, butter, brick mold
lb, del. in 2% Ib. lots;
gathered ratsbane, hart |
sassafras root, 20 Ib.
2% Ib. lots. 3c stamps a
Mrs. L. A. Sanders, Ashla:

CORN AND SEED CORD
FOR SALE
Fine field selected yellow

2 to 3 ears to stalk, 25c at., $
peck. Postpaid. Cash with or
Mrs. Will T, Harris, Lula,

135.

Hastinegs Prolific corn, ist
pure and selected for seed, |
bu. FOB, or exc. for pecans ar
potato plants. J. H, eas
vonia. .

Old fashioned yellow. eer
75e pk., $2.50 bu; Whatleys
proved, same rate, collect;
namaker Cleveland cotton see
recleaned, 80c hu., collect. E
Garratt, Sumner.

300 bu. good slipped shuck
corn, 80 Ibs. to bu. 80c bu.
at farm; 100-10 lb, cans n
Sugar Cane syrup, 60c_ pe
at farm. R. M. Morris} Surre
ry.

60-day yellow corn, p e,
peck, del; long Staple im
ton seed, kept pure at gin
in. staple. $1 bu. Del, Less
big orders. Prompt del. gus
Roy Taylor, Robinson,






ie sale. Exc. 1 1b. for 100
bage plants. No Early Jersey
field. R. L. Jeffers, Villa

a

n, eavil resistant.
, 10c Ib. $1 Dp. FOB, W. B.

C uar. Truckers Favorite seed
$2.50 bu. FOB. F. C, Lyte,

atleys Prolific, 2-7 ears to
1. Nubbed and hand shelled, 75c
$1.25 per % bu; $2 bu. FOB
- , Anderson, Alma, R 4.
fastings Prolific, 1st yr. $1.75
5 bu. or over lots, $1.50 bu.
O 90-day velvet bean seed,
und and clean, $1.50 bu. FOB.
rs. J. P. Justice, Nicholls, R, 1.
Mixed pop corn, shelled, 5c Ib.
OB, or 7c lb. del. to zone 2.
. 8 lbs. for white buck rabbit.
pay charges. Robt. Hagan,
Buchanan, Rot:

5 bu. improved Truckers fav-
rite seed. corn, nubbed and
elled, $3 per bu; 65c peck. Exc.
mw Stewart pecan trees, 6-8 ft.
igh. H. J. McCollum, Canon,
3 :
Pure, selected, blue and white,
red up Mexican June corn, very

fic and weevil emir oe
al. $1 pk; $3 bu. Prepaid. T
raton, Dallas, R 4.
tle cob seed corn, selected,
ub ed and shelled, $1 pk. del. in
2, 1 bu. $3 FOB here; 2 bu.
50. Money order or Cert. oe
. Taylor, Vienna
Truckers Favorite seed corn,
t., 50c gal; 20 White Rock
lets, $1 ea. Exc, 3 lbs. butter
r 12 white feed sacks, 100 Jb.
. Mrs. B. T. Thornton, Bow-
R 1.
astings prolific Seed corn, 1st
0c pk, del. $2 bu. FOB. Want
price on 5 and 10 lbs. twis-+
and pressed tobacco, also
\le.. Luther Norris, Harrison.

SOTTON SEED FOR SALE
tuckers, 75c bu. Exc. 2 bu. for
. pure Brabham pea seed.
mes Cureton, Austell.
00 bu. pure Wannamakers for
ng purposes, 60c bu. Exe.
for good, flue cured to-
bacco. B. F. Fagan, Martin.
bu. Cokers 5 strain 5 from
greed seed,ist_yr. 75c bu.



for lot. Money order. Coc.

Ousicy, R 1.
sikes Wilt- Resistant, 80c bu.
re and scund; 8 pure bre
Cornish hens and cockerel
ea, if taken at once. Will
6. D, Lawhorne, Sumnez,

gonevill No. 2, 1 1-16 in. stap-
$1 bu. FOB. R. O. Stadgett,
son, R 1.

okers No. 5, recleaned and |
d, in 100 Ib. bags, 1 1-32 in.
e, $2 per bag. FOB. Ray
mpson, Hatonton, R 3, Box

arm Relief cotton seed, 5c
uckers, 65c bu; Kept pure

Id and gin, Germination

ood, H. S. Bryan, Canon.
Aynes Cook Wilt-Resistant.
lar, ist yr. from Orig. 75c bu.
Cole, Nicholis, Ri 1
ure Ruckers, recleaned, 65c

R.C, Couch, Turin.

1. C. Williams, 32 yrs. improved
old time Russell big boll, 40
45 per cent lint. 75c bu. S. Cc.
Williams, Lawrenceville.
: pu. -Cokers Wildes cotton
1 3- 16 to 1 1-4 in. stap!s,
ru. FOB. W. B. Hurst, Mans-

, better staple eptten seed
staple, 1200 and 1250 makes
lb. lint. 75c bu; Douthit. 2-
Seed corn, 75c peck, $3> bu.

_W.-Thurmond, Gresham-

w Half and Malf cotton seed
sr 100 ib.. bag,-or exc. for

er peanuts; 1 fine Essex and
boar, wt. about 125 lbs.

OB Ottis Moody, Coffee.

es

Best by |



Cooks Improved for sale, or
exc, 15 bu. for 15 bu. Runner
peanuts, 2 horse wagon, $20 cash

. L. Jones, Ocilla, Boo

Wannamakers big boll, 75 bu.
Fulton Sykes, Sylvester.

Lot. of nice, recleaned Rucsers,
No, 11, 1st yr. 45 per cent lint
for sale. F. K. Duncan, Doug-
lasville.

Pure Ruckers, 2nd yr. Special-
ly ginned for planting. 65c bu.
at barn, 75c FOB. J. E. Stone,
Adairsville. :

Few bu. Covington-Toole wilt-
resistant, saved from gin for
planting, 75c bu. or exc. for
Spanish peanuts. V. B. Franklin,
Graymont,

Half and Half, kept pure at
gin, especially for planting. lst
yr. from Summerour, 65c bu. foo
No orders less 5 bu. Henry W.
Blount, Waynesboro.

Pure D. P. L. cotton seed tor
planting, $1 15 per 100 lbs. FOS;
Exc, for soy bean Seed or any
good field pea at right price. J.
H. Tigner, Chipley, :

Ruckers, 60c bu. or exc. for
Cornish pullets. R. P. Roie,
Moreland, R 1.

200 bu, Ruckers seed that pro-
duced 42 per cent lint last yr.
$1 hu.. FOB! R. S. Thrasher,
Watkinsville.

Wannamakers big boll, 75c bu.
FOB. Mrs, Vera Duggar, Sylves-
ter.

Cokers No. 5 cotton seed, 1-
1-32 in. staple, kept pure and
culled. 75c bu. FOB. Horace Dar-
nell, Winston.

Cokers No, 5, culled, 75c bu.
FOB. Eph Dobbs, Winston.

Ruckers No. 2, kept pure at
gin. 2nd yr. $1.60 per 100 lbs. E.
B. Black, Carters, Ga.

25 bu. Half and Half, rolls
dropped at gin, 90c bu. FOB;
Want 2 bu. Nancy Hall sweet. po-
tatoes for seed. J. B.. Norris,
Harrison, Ga.

Champion of the world cot-
ton seed, 75c bu; Porto Rico po-
tatoes, 50c bu. FOB, B. L. Davis,
Douglas, Ey o2

25 bu. Farm Relief cotton seed
for sale or exc. for 10 bu. sound
peas good for hay. T. J. Walker
Calhoun, =

Cokers cotton seed: No. 7, 60c
bu. E. R. Bailey, Harlem, R 1.

Cokers Super 7, 50c bu. or
Pi.00 or 100 Ibs. FOB my sta-
tion. Quiny~O. Floyd, Lumber
City.
Ruckers, 1st yr. privately gin-
ned and pure. 1100 makes 500
Ibs. lint. Have 5500 lbs. at 75 bu.
Exe. 4 bu, for 0 lbs. Comb
honey. W. A. Wilbanks, Resaca.

FRUIT FOR SALE

Nice, bright sundried peaches,
10 Ib. in-10 Ib. lots. Add post-
age. Myra Lemmonds, Social
Girele;- Bs:

Nice sundried apples, 12%c lb.
plus postage. - -Mrs. J. N. Nixon,
Morganton. :

Nice, bright, 1933 crop sindried
apples, for sale or exc. for clean
white cotton: lb, for lb. Ea. pay
postage. Arie Meers, Dial.

- Nice, sundried apples, 10c Ib.
del: white artichokes, 214 Ib.
del. No checks. Henry F. Weav-
er, Marion.

40 Ibs, nice, sundried apples,
10c lb. not postpaid; also can
furnish 5 Ibs. good, nice country
butter, 15 lb. postpaid. Money
order. Mrs. J. L. Higgins, Cum-
mie, BI <

Nice, sundried peaches, 1933
crop, 20c lb; del. also R.\ I. Red
eggs, Donaldson str. 80c for 15,
del, Mrs. O. L. Craft, Lavonia..

100 lbs. dried fruit, without
core or peeling. Guar. pure,, all
sour fruit, W. J. Miller, Cleve-
land, R 4. :

Nice sundried peaches, 10c lb.
del. in 10 lb. lots. Add postage
No chks. Mis. C. N Kinsey, Win-
der, R Sis

40 Ibs.



nice,

_ bright 2

| peanuts, 4c lb FOB;



dried



peaches, 12%4e Ib. del, Mis. 7.

J. Williams, Bishop, R 1, Box 145

Nice, sundried apples, 10 Tb.

white nest onions, 40c gal. Add
postage. 4 nice, large arborvi-
taes, $5 ea. $15 for the 4. Come

after. Mrs, S. S. Hunt, Blairs-

ville, R 4.

Large, selected, fancy Yates &

Terry apples. Less than 10 bu.
lots, $1 bu; bulk at apple house,
85c bu. for more; Boxed, 25c ex-
tra. Will not ship. Ross E.
Clement, Cornelia.

Nice, dried apples, free of core
and worms, 10c lb. del. Mrs.
Salley Mooney, Quill.



HONEY BEES AND BEE SUP- | 1

PLIES FOR SALE

Bright strained honey in 1-2
gal cans. Pure and nice, 60c per
can postpaid; 6 cans to case, $2.-
25 FOB. Alex Barfield, _ Louis-
Ville; Fy 2.

28 stands Pat hives pees. $1.50
ea. at my place. J. W. Sharp,
Carrollton, R 5.

8 stands modern hives, supers,
queen excluders, queen and drone

traps, uncapping knife, smoker, |

$20; $3 single hive, or exc, for
cow. S. J, Griener, Atlanta, R 5,
Box 332 B.

Fancy Ext, honey, in 5: lb.
pails, 6 to case,-$3 per caSe, FOB.
W.S. Bruce, Blackshear.

Bright, strained honey, $1.25
per 10 Ib. pail, del; good thick
sorghum syrup, 65c per 10 Ib.
pail del. Mrs. A. F. OKelley,
Maysville, R 2.

PECANS AND PEANUTS
FOR SALE 3
Imp. white skin Spanish pea-



vnuts, 3c lb. at barn; seed sugar

cane, $2.50 per C; bull ox broke
to wagon, plow in fine shape,
$85. JN. Hall, <Stilson, Rot:

Runner ground pea seed, 3%c
lb. FOB; 1 big bone Guinea pig,
4 mos. old, 80 lbs. wt. $9. Abner
Baker, Norman Park.

10 bu. extra fine, imp. Span-
ish peanuts, special for seed, 4c
lb. FOB. Thomas Hill,. Maysville,
Ris:
~ Sound White Spanish peanuts,
5 bu. $5; 10 bu. $9; 15 bu. $12.75}.
20 bu. $16. Buyer pay shipping

charges. No personal checks. F.

H. Luck, Madison, R 2.
Spanish ssed peanuts, 344c Ib.
$70 ton. FOB; Tex. Ribbon Cane

sorghum seed, 8c lb. FOB. J. A. |

Pace, Elko.

Imp. Valeritia~~psanuts,$175 |
bu; Hastings Rice pop corn, Te |
lb; Hendersons white bunch but-
ter beans, 10c lb, Truckers Fav-
orite seed corn, 60c gal. $1 pk.
E. M. Landrum, Rome, R 6.

No. 1 Ga. Runners, 4c Ib. fob.
Money order with order. Alton
Rickerson, Douglas, R 2.

Several hundred lbs. large and
small Stewart - pecans, 15 Ib.
Make price on lot. James M.

Freeman, M. D., Lavonia.

No. 1 N. C. Ga. raised Runner
100 Ib, or
more lots, 4%2c lb. del. Money or-
der with order. C. H. Parish,
Tifton, Ry 6.

300 bu. Ga. Runner peanuts,
$1 bu, FOB; dug, dried and
picked without rain. G. W. Chap-
man, Sumner.

No. 1 N. C. Runners, 4c Ib. del
in 200 lb, lets; A-No. 1 Ga. Sugar
Cane syrup, $3 per cs. of 6-10 lb.
cans; $3.25 per cS. 12-5 Ib. Cans.
Exc. for corn in ear. B,.C. Pope,

Ocilla, R 3.

200 bu Ga. Runner - peanuts,
No. 1s, 75c bu; 100 bu. Porto-
rican eating potatoes, Ic lb. at
my farm. Telephone Abbeville
8002, L. W. Conner, Abbeville, R
One,

Med, size, thin shell, well fil-
led seedling pecans, 10c to 15c
lb. Pecan meat halves, 40c lb;
broken, 35c ib. del. in 10 Ib. lots.
Exe, for corn, few cabbage and

| Bermuda onion plants, Mrs. J. B.

Cox, Sr., Milledgeville.

No, eh. Ga. Taised N.. Cc. Runner

{vines, 5 to 10c
trees, _25 each Pp emier and



seed peanuts, $1 pu. F. E Shan-

non, Lenox. a

_ Few tons N. GC. runners, about

50 per cent 3 to the pod. 3 3-4c
Ib. Money order only. Sample on
receipt of 10c, A. H. Richard-

son, Bluffton,

Selected Valencia peanuts for
seed, hand cleaned, 2 to 4 nuts
to pod, 7%e Ib. $5 in 100 lb. lots.
All FOB. Mrs. F. C. Sawyer,
Sulphur Springs, _ ae

200 Ibs.. good, sound Stewart
pecans, Make best Offer; D. LL.
Cloud, Greensboro,

Nice Stewart pecans, 7 lbs. for

$1 del. in Ga, No less sold. G. N..

Thomas, Thomasboro,

45 tons No. 1 Spanish peanuts
for seed. Ton lots, $75; hundred
Ib. lots, $4 per . FOB. D. E.
Thompson, Pinehurst.

Pecans: 800 Ibs. Mobiles, 300

Ibs. Stewarts, 10 and 15c Ib. for
the lot, 10 to 20c Ib. del; small
med., large, shelled in halves, 35c
lb. pieces, 25c Ib, del. 5 lbs, up.
C. G. Oliver, Barnesville, R 2.
. Fine flavored, well filled, se-
lected papershell pecans, 1933
crop, 5 lbs. $1: 11 Ibs. $2 to one
address. Postpaid. Mrs. T. C.
Floyd, Chipley, R 2...

Paper shell pecans, shelled in
halves, 35c lb. broken pieces, 20c
lb. Del. Send cash or money or-
der, Prompt filling of orders. P.
O. Bradley, Leslie.

Ga, Runner peanuts, 75c pu.
FOB Ellenton. D. Story, Norman
Park, R 1, i

Few, extra fancy old fashioned
Runner peanuts, mostly 3 to the
hull. 4c ib, FOB. D. H. Pelham,
Edison, R 4

Good, No. 1, N. C Ga raised
Runner peanuts, $1.00 bu; more
than 10 bu. lots, 80c~bu; several
hundred gal. good thick Ga.
Cane syrup in gal. cans, 50c gal.
FOB. Exc. for Iron or Brab peas
E. J. Cottle, Ty Ty. z

Large, red Spanish peanuts, 4c
lb. del. also long green pod ckra
Seed, 15c-lb, del. J: J, Smith, Tif-
ton, Res.

Large, red Jumbo, Valencia
peanuts, 8c lb.; N. C. Ga, grown
Runners, 4c Ib. All FOB. Colum-
bus Bennett, Adel, R 2.

No. 1 Runner peanuts,
W. B. Johnsdn, Bronwood.

No. 1 N.C. panuts, Ga. grown,
4c lb. FOB, in bu lots or more.
Gash with order A.D. Cobb,
Adel.

= Ibs. large seedling pecans,

B. No order filled less
ee 25 Ibs. Miss Ethel-L. Chap- |

man, Crawfordville, P. O. Box 15.

Good, sound Runner peanuts,
5c Ib. at Perry Dairy Farm, 4 mi.
north of Dublin. J. J. Perry, Dub-
Lie

Large,

4c lb,

nice Stewart pecans,

i'well filled, 15c lb. del. in 10 or

more lb. lots; smaller nuts, 10c
Ib. Also S. C. R. I. Red eggs for
hatching, Dunlap str 75c per 15.
Cartons ret. Mrs. H E Alder-
man, Wrightsville.

Some nice pecans, Schleys and
Stuarts, for sale. Make best of-
fer. G. T. Hadden, Avera; R 1.

PECAN AND OTHER FRUIT
TREES, ETC. FOR SALE
Concord, Moores Early, Lu-

tie and White grape vines, 10c

ea. $1 doz; Himalaya black-
berry vines, 10c ea. $1 doz.

Rev. L. D. Rolader, Atlanta.

R_7.

Scuppernong vines, rooted,
large, white var., 20c ea. 3 for
50c; 7% for $1. Postpaid. No.
chks: Isla Hamilton, Alamo.
Re 2:

Damson plums, 15c. ea;
white velvet okra seed,, 15c
cupful, or exc. for 100 lb. cap.
white feed sacks; chufa seed,
25c Ib. Add postage. Mrs. Gus-
sie Corner, Buchanan. R 1.

Lead. var., apple and peach
trees, 10 to 15 each; grape
each; pear



dap.



ements eaheey ple s
50c C. W. H. a Cle
land.

~ Pecan trees foe sale or trade.
What have you EE. E. Blac
Atlanta, 663 West Peachtree
St. N. Ey

Horse apple trees, 10c each
Brown Fig trees, 10c ea. Cut-
ting, 1c each; Add postage.
Miss Annie E. King, Hamilton. 2
R 2. Box 99.

Scuppernong, Concord grape, -
apricot, blue plums,
brown fig, honey locust, 10c:
ea. $1 doz; 6 or more .
Sage plants, 6, 25c; 40c. di oe
W. A. Moon, .Waco. R 2.

Ped. pecan trees, for quick
sale about, 1 M. trees, grown
by selective budding methods
that produce early and pro-
lific bearers. Mrs. T. S. Harris,
Ft. Valley

Yellow scuppernong vines
rooted, 10 for $1; Himalaya
blackberry, $1 C. Gerkins seed,
10c pkt. Postpaid. C. E, Smith,
Braselton. 1

Scuppernong and muscadine
vines, blue and goose plums,
Turkey Figs, Niagara grape,
old fashioned sweet peach, 10c
ea. 90c doz; hazelnut, 40c doz
Well rooted. Postpaid. A. a
Patterson, Waco R 2.

2 or 3 doz. Brown Fig soa
2tt:0e ea. Mrs: . i. ea
son, Chester. Tee.

Fig bushes about 2 ft. high
25c each. Exe. for garden seed
onion and cabbage plants, or
white feed sacks. Mrs. S. A.
Miller, Finleyson. R 2 ce

Japanese walnut bushes, 15
ea. Mrs.-Roy H. Bettis, Cum
ming. R,2. Box 9

15. black walnut trees, 10 to
30 inches tall, good var., 10c
ea. FOB; artichokes, 8C vibe
FOB Sage bushes, 10c ea. Add
postage. Miss N. L. Finley,
Lithonia: R 1 :

State insp. Stuart, dehliew
and Money-Maker pecan trees,
3.5 fh, 20? 5 =f aoe
7-10 ft., 45c. No chks not COD
Money, order only. J, A. John.
son, Shellman

Scuppernong vines, rooted,
large whites, 18c each; cut-
tings, 12c: doz: polk sassafr :
and Yellow Roots, 20c ees
wild cherry barl, green or
dried, 2lc lb. Ruth Haynes.
Bowdon. R 2.

~ Tongue Oil trees, 3 and 1- 20
ea. at my yvlace. I. B, Lewis,
Alapaha.

2 well rooted, 1 yr. Ole seup
pernongs, 25c ea; 8 horse ap-

|ples, 4 ft., high, 10c ea. Post-

age not paid. Ts M.
Plains.

Tame Goose sinha
eoose berries, currants,

Jones,

tame =
white

}scuppernong, Concord grapes,

rooted, 5 ea..FOB, L. C. Dyer,
Dahlonega, R 1. Box 78. :

White scuppernong | vines, |

rooted, 25c: Kudzu, rooted, 10

for 50c; Chinese squashes seed,
10c doz seed. Add postage on
small orders. Mrs. J. W. Mil
ler, Bowdon.

May -cherries, Red Goose
plums, 10c ea. 3 f or25c. Add
postage. No stamps. Lonni
Rundles, Gainesville. R 7.

Chapmans everbearing Pear
trees, very prolific. Good for pre-
serving and eating. Write for
prices; <1. -G, Chapman, ae
wood.

Pedigreed Pecan trees: about 1
M. grown by selective pudding
methods that produce early and
prolific bearers offered for quick
sale. on T. S. Harris, Ft. Val-
ley. =
Gov. insp. Stewart and Money-
Maker pecan trees, 25c ea in 50
tree lots; 20c ea, in 100 tree lots
5 to 8 ft. FOB. Chas. = Harman,
Stovall. :

we sa
nes reese 2


eS catenin, Gh
: 5 ek ca, tae

J oo Sutton,
5; Ge:
ir:
he Jaw. creating the Department of Agriculbure puts the De-

All ce officers aid Sanose of the ashen are ap-
ed by the Commissioner of Agriculture, and when any ques-
on arises, the judgment and discretion of the Commissioner must
ce sarily prevail over that of any subordinate.
ur services as State Veterinarian have been most unsatis-
ory. Veterinarians employed in your department have, with
approval and assistance, charged the farmers of this State
e for their services than Bs veterinarians who were not
the State payroll.



Employes under you have been charging 45 cents for treating |

Ca against hemorrhagic septicemia, while private veterinarians,
5 ist as competent, have been giving the farmers this service at
10 to 15 cents per head. Men employed under you have been
charging 33 to 36 cents per head for giving hog cholera treatment,
vile private practicioners have been giving the same service at
from. 20 to 23 cents per head, and in some cases the serum used by
under your direction wus not as good as that used by those not
she payroll at a less price.

he law makes it your duty to go into each county of the

on request of the couniy commissioners, and instruct ay
in the use of the hog cholera serum and virus.
- You have deliberately refused to carry out this provision of
Le: Jaw, beth under my in office, and. under e.

Bee ee aad Officials of the Albany Serum Company,

cessarily leaves but one conclusion that you are - inter-
din bolstering the profits of the Albany Serum Company at
expense of the farmers of this State. ;

n all the litigation that you have had with my predecessor in
ce and me, Dr. Bahnsen and Dr. Salter have apparently been
uch interested in the outcome of such litigation as you were.

our efforts to get legislation that would prohibit the use of

veterinary biologics, except by licensed veterinarians is ample proof

ee your primary eos. isin eae a high > price for these

The State Of Florida provided a law for the purchase of hog
ra virus and serum by the State, and the Albany Serum Com-
offered to supply the State of Florida with hog cholera serum

30 cents per one hundred c. c.,. and at the same time, their

lesale price in Georgia on the Same serum was 55 cents and

more per hundred . c.

While serving as State Veterinarian under my predecessor in

ce, you were paying these assistant veterinarians $7.00 per day
Holation of the law, which specifically limits the per diem of
sistants to $5.00. i see
My predecessor in office undertook to force you to comply with
aw, and you enjoined him in the courts and continued to pay
per day. Aiso, you kept Dr. B. E, Carlisle, Dr. H. F. Arundel,
Smith, Dr. R. QO: Barthes, DrisC= C6. Von Gremp, Dr. Murry
King, Dr. S. J. Shirley, on the: payroll and paid them the States

mey after they had been dismissed by the Commissiner of Ag-

ulture, my predecessor in office, all of which was not only illegal
penditure of the States money, but you had the hands- of the
issioneyy of Agriculture tied with a court order to do this.
In 1931, Dr, C, C. Yon Gremp was charging exorbitant pric
farmers for inoculating cattle for hemorrhagic septicemia,
d 45 cents per head. Privat Guicing veterinarians, just
ompetent, oifercd-ty-Go the same work for 25 cents pershead
Same thiye was being done by other assistant veterinarians
et VOu.-dnd the matter was called to your attention by the Com-
sioner of Agriculture, and when you refused to take any action,
the Commissicner of Agriculture discharged these men for. prof-
ering on the farmers of the State, notwithstanding the fact that
y were on the State payroll, and instead of doing your duty and
ng out the directions of the Commissioner of Agriculture, you
d Dr. Bahnsen and Dr. Sai iter, of the Albany Serum Company,
gel her with an army oi assistant veterinarians on the State pay-
oll, went to Macon, Ga., and enjoined the then Commissioner of
wi ulture from interfering With this profiteering scheme of yours

1d your assistanis, and continuel to carry on this profiteering

veme until the hands of the then Commissioner of Agriculture
re leased by a decision of the Supreme Court.

Wien the two lawsuits which you instituted against the Com-

ssioner of Agriculture, Eugene Talmadge, came on for trial in
acon, Ga., it was proven beyond any doubt that the main object
ese two lawsuits was to give the Albany Serum Company con-

f the State Veterinary Department.
ou brought an injunction to prohibit the Commissioner of
ulture from .exercising any supervision over the Veterinary
on of the Department of Agriculture, because you knew that
hen Commissioner of Agriculture was interested in the wel-
f the farmers and you knew that in the future all Commis-
ion Ss: being-elected by the people would be inclined to look out
or the interest of the farmers. At the same time you sued out a
andamus to require the Commissioner of Agriculture to pay such
aries and expenses as you saw fit to pay. Im other words, you
undertook to make the Commissioner of Agriculture a rubber
to sign on the d6tted line anything that you might choose
t before him. It was proved beyond any doubt at. this trial
t least one of the employes under you who had been discharg-
the then Commissioner of Agricult ure, was a stockholder in
Ibany Serum. Company, ahd it was apparent at that-trial and
: apparent An all litigations that you have conducted
iE ahnsen, for-

8 for 25c; 12 for 75c.. Postpaid in

fon. Eugene Talmadge, as Commis-
sioner of ee was not begun until Mr. Talmadge undertook

|to get a wholesale price on hog cholera serum and virus for the
| farmers of this State in line with the prices being paid in the State

of Florida, and you knew that if he carried out this plan that hun-
dreds of thousands of dollars would be left in the pockets of the
farmers of Georgia, which was going into the profits of the serum
manufacturers.

At that time, you were keeping in the payroll of the State cat
least one man who -had plead guilty to a most serious offense
against the wife of a farmer who had called him to his farm for
professional work.

While acting as State Veterinarian, you and other Zeke

with you, after the State had gone to millions of dollars of expense |

to-eradicate cattle ticks, imported cattle frem Florida into Georgia
in order to profiteer by selling them as tick- free cattle in Georgia, |
and immediately thereafter there was an outbreak of cattle ticks
in South Georgia where these cattle were shipped, which the
State many more thousands of dollars.

The money which you spent illegally while the Commission
of Agriculture was helpless under. court orders to- prevent your

| doing it, constitutes a shortage which you are due the State, end

you are disqualified to hold any State office until this money is
paid back.
Instead of using the office of State Velennarian for the bene-

/ fit. of the farmers of the State, you have sought throughout your

tenure of this office to uSe it as an adjunct to the Albany Serum
Company, and whenever the Commissioner of Agriculture has
sought to compel you to carry out and discharge your duties as
State Veterinarian, you have sought to Snertens and harass him
with court orders.

Throughout the litigations that you hats instituted against me
as Commissioner of Agriculture, I have tried out of respect of the
Court to refrain from any statement or act that might be constru-

ed as disrespect to the court, but now that the litigation is ended,

i do not intend to be further harassed or bothered by you.

There is no appropriation, either to pay your Salary or that is
in any way subject to direction by you.

As Commissioner of Agriculture, elected by the people, it. is

my duty to carry out the laws relative to this- department, which

I propose to do without further interference from you, and this
is notice to you to stay out of this office and refrain from molest-
ing the employes of the department, and interfering with the dis-
charge of the duties of the Se and if you dont stay out,
I will put you out.

Yours very. eae ;
G. C. ADAMS, a
-Commissioner of Agriculture.







Georgia Products
For Sale es

Goose plum trees, weil rooted,

Georgia Products

For Sale

<a



grade, aoc gal. FOB. M. T. oe
nally, Jrv., Thomasville.

A-1 sugar cahe syrup, 38 gal.
bbis., $12; No, 1, 35 gal. bblis.,
$9.50; cases, 6-1 gal. cans, $2.80;
12: halves: $305.22 FOB. J... f:
Ponder, Whigham.

Ga. Send stamps or money order
A, Steinheimer, Fayetteville, R 1

POTATOES FOR SALE
200 bu. red skin Forto Rico





Sweet potato S2ed; $1 bu. State

Cert. John F. Mullis, Alma.
Red skin P. R. sweet potatoes
le Ib. FOB; Heading collard
seed, 15c teacupiul ae
Cs ean Queen water-
melon seed. Po J. Watson, Nunez
7 or 8 M. Ibs. P. R. potatoes
for sale~at my place. Graded

and insp. $2.C. B. F. Hane,

Riverdale,

20 or 25 bu. sweet. polatoes: $11
100 lbs. FOR. Jos. L, An-.

per
drews, Moran, 2

Thousand bu. improved genu-
ine Nebraska Bliss rriumph Ir-
ish potato seed, U, S. No. 1s $2
bu; No. 2s, $1.80. A J. Brown,
Sulphur Springs.

5 bu. old time Bunch potatoes,
Te per lb. FOB. W.-H. Blizzard,
Wrightville, R 3.

50 bu. Cert Nancy Hall seed
potatoes, $1 bu: FOR. HH. <F.
Stair, Lenox.



SUGAR CANE FOR SALE

Improved Sugar Cane; pro-
pergated by U. S. Government.
$6 per 100 stalks.
before 10th of oe B. O.
Fussell, Brunswick.

SYRUP FOR. SALE

Pure Ga. Cane syrup in new
35 gal. bbls, good quality, $12.25
per BBL. FOB shipping point.
Heck. Zipperer, Marlow .

Pure Sugar cane syrup, 38 gal,
bbls, 35c gal; 7 gal. caNs to cs.
$2.75: 12 halves, $3;. 24 qts. $3.25:
34 gal. bbls. 35 gal. Malvin
Collins, Whigham, :

40 No, 10 buckets food sugar



cane syrup, $1.50; No. 5 buckets,

o0c gal. FOB H. F. Cowan,

keh
cha

Come for it

Best grade Sugar Cane syrup,
esc gal, 35 gal: bbls; $2.85 Cs. of
6 No. 10 cans; NO. 2 grade, 2he-
gal in bbls. Trace for hay peas.
Lee Patrick, Quitman, R i.

Ga. cane syrup, No. 10 can,
$2.75 per cas; No. 5 cans, $3.25
per case; No, 2% cans, $3.60. per
case, FOB. Also 500 bu. field run-
ner peanuts, $1 bu. ie A; Ragan,
Cairo.

Strictly A-1 sugar cane syrup
in new 37 gal. bblis., 33c gal. fob
H G. Hall, Whigham,

Pure Ga. Ribbon Cane syrup
in gal. and 1-2 gal. cans, or exc.
for Brabham peas. HE. S. Dorm-
iny, Enigma.

About 400 gal. first class pure
Sorghum syrup, 50c gal, FOB.
C. A. Wilbanks, Lavonia. E

Ga. Cane syrup, A-1 quality.
In 10 ib. cans, 6 to case, $3.25
per case. Send check. M. W.
Dodson, Omega.

TOBACCO FOR SALE
4 lbs. good, dark red tobacco,
del. in Ga. $1. J. W. Gay, Jas-
per, R 3.





VEGETABLES FOR SALE
1% acres of young collards now
ready, 214 miles So. Vienna, B.

# Barry, Vienna.



VEGETABLES FOR SALE

7 M. med. size heads of col-
lards, 25c dozen. 10 miles N. E.
Baxley on Rt. 2. Augusta Yates,
Baxley, R 2.



Georgia Products
g Wanted





BEANS AND PEAS WANTED





fashioned Florida 11
bean, shelied. N. .
eesbige = 3 i
Want 15 or 20 b
Want 50 to 100 bu. B:
peas, State lowest
your RR, station, packer
used strong pags.
Barnesville, a
Want Brabham
quantity. Quote best cas
T. R. Breedlove, Mot ro
Want best, price o:
beans and 1 bu. Cow pe
Underwood, Marietta, -
Exc, Ga. cahe sy
peas, Unknowns preferred
velvet .beans. J. Br
Guyton, R 1.- :

Want 40 bu. Brabh
State price, FE, os
Loganville,

Want 15 bu. O- in
best prices prepaid,
by, M. D., Griffin.

Want field peas,
and Laredo beans. M
prices, Ben Crow, Cor

Want 100 bu, mixe
price. S. J. Elder, - Atl.
West Peachtree St
~ Want to buy cow |
Ga. points. Quote
state var. and
Jackson Donovan,
Want peas, Bra ha
Clays, New Eras and ;
of Crowders, also
Trade syrup in bbls.
also smoked ham and
Same. J. E. Patrick,
Eee. a

$100 value to exe. fo:
stuff and other far
ties. R. Stancil, Coving

Want 1-5 bu. Brown.

2 bu, Black-eyes;
200 lbs. white baby lima,
Quote. W. A. Puckett,

Want 5 or 6 bu. - O-to
bean seed, new crop. Se
and sample. alco a Cc

planter combination. Hi.
Donald, Winder,

Want several tons velve
in. pod, del. my barn |
ton; 3 yr. old Jerse}
sale or exc. for corn
Mrs, Neal T. Williax

BALED SHUCKS WAR

Want 4 or 5 tons baled
FOB my farm, 2 mi. Eas
and, N. W. Parham, =



COTTON SEED WA
Want 15 or 20 bu. C
resistant cotton seed -
J, G, Evans, Oliver,
Want 25 bu. Coker
5, strain 5: also 25 bu.
Ped. Farm Relief cotton
W. Clanton, Evans, R |
Want. Sikes imp. cott
also Brabham peas, W. I
son, Albany: -.. =.
Want cotton seed. a,
peas. in exch. for potat
to-6r cabbage plants,
later, M. N. eae Ee



CORN AND SEED
WANTED |

Exc, pk. Jarvis Golden |
grown from Cert. seed fc
Whatleys or Hasting
|Must be pure. Ea. pay Dp
Write first. Arthur q,
Winterville.

Want best price on goc
ped shuck ear corn in
lots; will exc. N. C. Run
nuts, for fresh, _ Shelled

| beans. FL J. Cross, Colquit

Want 150 bu. cood, he
Quote price FOB your |
Will come after in tr

ONeal, Lithonia, | R23.



FARM PRODUCTS WA
Seed: Want large, sweet

multiplying enion: set :

pea seed.

prices. L. 5 Spidel :



Want 1 to 5 bu. of the old

a