Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1937 March 1

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HAMILTON RALLS, SUPERVISOR, MARK
STATE CAPITOL, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, MONDAY,

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ris List of Fertilizer Inspectors, Show-
ounties Worked by Each Inspector. If
ou Want Your Fertilizer Analyzed, Write
Post Card to Your Local Inspector.





C. A. GILLESPIE,
_ Chief Fertilizer Inspector, |
dn Charge of Fertilizer Division,
Atlanta, Georgia.





-W. R. PULLEN,
DAMASCUS, GA.














. .D. B. MITCHELL, JR.,
CUSSETA, GA.







W. M. PASSMORE,
-NEWTON, GA. -









.C. W. SIMONTON,
PRESTON, GA.



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-R.-S. COCHRAN,
CAMILLA, GA.







.W. L. THOMAS,
PLAINS, GA.








.C. M. EDGE,

DOERUN, GA., RT. NO. 2,







.W. T, MOBLEY,
PERRY, GA.







.G. S. ALLGOOD,
TEMPLE, GA.






J. LEROY ALEXANDER,
MENLO, GA.



vse t. (GN STRONG,
NEWNAN, GA.







ts oe ede dd. COOPER,
DALLAS, GA.










ON

ee

BeteiaD* .
OOSA

-H. P. McARTHUR,
DALTON, GA.











.PAUL SULLIVAN,
THOMASTON, GA.

JAMES M. BLACK,



MARIETTA, GA., RT. NO. 8.







.A. J. TURNER,
MARBLEHILL, GA.












- HOG MARKET

bruary 24, 1937.Prevailing average prices at
king plants:
es, 240 pounds and up, per Cwt. ........ $8.25



pivo, 1 (180-240. per Cwto 2.20 503.05 850
ens 100-880: Der OW ei ic ce hewn 8.00
oS 100-100) per Cwt. 62... eee: 7.50
pa. 110-180 per Cwt sc 6.00
5 ae 4.50.

hogs of whatever

+
ty





MONROE



BUTTS
WALTON? .
NEWTON

ROCKDALE

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J. O. MALCOM,
SOCIAL CIRCLH, GA.



















LAMAR J. H. PHINAZEE,
SPALDING* . 2, .:.. .GRIFFIN, GA.
HENRY

CLAYTON

DEKALB* ....... -R. FRANK SMITH,
FAYETTE - DECATUR, GA.
DAWSON

LUMPKIN

FORSYTH 0, 0G. BRAMLEY,
UNION CUMMING, GA.
TOWNS

BROOKS :
RERRIEN*.,...., .JOHN T-GRIFFIN,
CooK NASHVILLE, GA.
TIFT

TURNER

WILCOX

PULASKI* ..... . -DAN SHIPP,
BLECKLEY FINLEYSON, GA.
LOWNDES

ATKINSON* .....+ . -OTIS PAULK,
LANIER WILLACOOCHER, GA.
COFFEE.

IRWIN

BENJHILES 3 oo.) VG. RLS,
TELFAIR FITZGERALD, GA.
DODGE

ECHOLS

PIBRCRY , so bo SCR. JENKING,
CLINCH BLACKSHEAR, GA.
WARE

BACON

ARPIING#C Ges te 4
JEFF DAVIS

-ISAAC MOODY,
BAXLEY, GA.







WHEELER

CHARLTON

WAYNE oo, ia A BROOME,
BRANTLEY ODUM, GA.
CAMDEN

TOOMBS ~

EMANUEL* ...... .R. W. COURSEY,
CANDLER SWAINSBORO, GA.
JEFFERSON

BIBB

JIOGNES* oo es sa 3 4 US. LANCASTER,
JASPER GRAY, GA.



MARKET REPORT OF
GEORGIA PRODUCTS

Prevailing Wholesale Prices (.0.B. Points Men-

tioned) Subject to Change.

Spanish PeanutsNo. 1$90.00-$95.00 per ton, del.
Mills.

*Under the Georgia Law, Eggs must be classified
as listed. Day-old and day-fresh or offered as such
not allowed: under Georgia Classifications, -





February 23, 1937.

GWINNETT
BARROW .

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T. J. CAMP,























JACKSON STATHAM, GA.
BANKS

BALES 2.0 ae, ee

WHITE GAINESVILLE, GA.
TWIGGS
LAURENS* . . 2. a -R. B. BEDINGFIELD,
WILKINSON CADWELL, GA.
WASHINGTON

BALDWIN? . . ...M. E. PENNINGTON,
PUTNAM MILLEDGEVILLE, GA.
MORGAN

OCONEE* oe, @ @ @ 0

CLARK -

-R. R. MARTIN,

BOGART, GA., R. 1.



MADISON
FRANKLIN

STEPHENS* .

e ow 8

HABERSHAM*

RABUN



-GEORGEH FARMER,

AYERSVILLE, GA.



MONTGOMERY

TREUTLEN .

JOHNSON

-LEVI SPIVEY

ADRIAN, GA., RT. NO. 1,



HANCOCK

GREENE* . .

OGLETHORPE

.W. W. BROOKS,

\

GREENSBORO, GA.



TATTNALL
GLYNN

McINTOSH*# o 0 @ @ fe @

LONG
LIBERTY

-L. B. WHEELER,

DARIEN, GA. : ee



EVANS
BULLOCH? .,
JENKINS

BURKE

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-HENRY J. AKINS,

REGISTER, GA.





GLASCOCK

TALIAFERRO* ... 3

-W. T. BEDGOOD,





WARREN CRAWFORDVILLE, GA.
McDUFFIE
WILKES

HUBER EN 455 Oise 6 od, eg ee ak

HART DEW YROSE, GA.
BRYAN

SCREVEN*~.

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- THOS. C. HOLLIDA,



EFFINGHAM SYLVANIA, GA.
CHATHAM

RICHMOND

GCOLUMBIA = 57) A. L. MORRIS,
LINCOLN GROVETOWN, GA.



ATLANTA SPOT COTTON



February 24, 1937.Atlanta Spot Cotton closed
steady today at 13.55 per pound for middling, ae e

The average price of midling 7/8 in staple on ten. ae
Southern markets was 12.93 per pound, the average CS
for the past 30 days was 18 per pound.

Staple premiums: February 23. The average pre-
mium paid on six southern markets was 65
on 15/16 and 122 points on one inch.





points





*New Ege Classifications: Atlanta _
Wives: aree Dun | as Oe or $< 424-22
eos, Meum: Dot ey
Higgs, Current Receipts (yd.run), Doz.... .20-.21
Mees Smad, DO. ea ee ee,
Mees Unclassified, D072 oe
Hees, Heavy Breeds LD. s. cue es vv viscw wve 4
Hens, Leghorns, Lb........ Ses fi see -11-;12
Roosters; bbi--. ss ee Oe ee a ee .08-.10
CASS ES een ee i eae eee Sue awe oe 12
Briers; peas ves Mere oe ose Te 18
Pucks Ghee es ses cess ei accpteas ait 10
GGRSE SDs aresihs Sow die Vb eae pee ee eee eke 08
TPUPREYS 6 eins oo ies Cees Sei eas A5-.18
Capons, Lb. ..... Pee nae enna ee 20
Country Butter, Best Table, Lb. ........ 2D
Wield: Peas, Mixed Ba. 322 =e Pe an O
Field: Peas, Not. Mixed, Bu... 23. .33.. ce 2.00
Ear Corn in shuck (80 Lbs. to Bu.)....... 1.25

WW Tacit is ss en sie oP _
Peavine Hay, NO. 4d. FON 3. cece deo 18.00
Peanit= nays NO. ts POR oo sates aes oes 13.00-14.00







Cabbage (Gr

PRICES ON FRESH GEORGIA VEGETABLES

PREVAILING ON STATE FARMERS
MARKET, ATLANTA, TODAY
(February 23, 1937)
een) per Cwt. Eb. era $ .90-$1.10
Cabbage (White) per Cwt. Lb...........
--Collards,- per doz. bunches...
Mustard Greens, per hamper.
Potatoes, (Irish) per bu. (Crates)...... _
No..1. New Bliss Triumph :
-Potatoes - (Sweet-Hill) per Cwt.........
| Potatoes (Sweet Kiln) per Cwt.......0c..
|-Radishes, -per dog. bunches..........e0.. =
SRINACh, POE U eS ea
Turnips, per doz. bunches..........-
Turnip Salad, per hamper..........
eae SeaCEN SS B doops Se cee pee eee



1.00
iy ies Seed eds. 0 50
Peale cose, =40= 50

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Entered as second class matter February 15, 1922, at the Post
Office at Atlanta, Georgia, under the act of June 8, 1930. Accepted
for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in Section 1103,
Act of October 8, 1917.



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action resulting therefrom,

FIELD CROPS AND: TRUCK. CROPS

There is always a temptation for the average farmer to
plant something else beside -his regular farm crops in an
effort to make a little more money. Probably you may
have felt this way and even gone so far as to plant a
truck crop with more or less disastrous results. You see
the trouble is that a man must do what he knows how to
do. Of course we can learn by experience, but it is a costly
school. as

Very few of us realize how much more fertilizer truck
crops require than field crops. Furthermore, when the
vegetables need cultivating and the cotton needs chopping
at the same time, we are apt to chop the cotton and let
the vegetables wait. One of our croppers tried to grow
vegetables in addition to his cotton crop several years ago
with the result that his beans and tomatoes got woefully
in the grass.

Now in South Georgia, you folks who grow tobacco can
work in a winter vegetable crop without confliction, but
our experience is that it wont work very successfully with
the cotton and corn farmer. You should, of course, have
_a family garden and a sweet potato patch and some melons.
But you all know how to grow these, and that is why we
split our farm and let the croppers grow the cotton and
most of the corn, and we grow vegetables, together with

oats and hay crops, leguminous crops to turn under and
some corn. ~ F.J.M.



BACILLARY WHITE DIARRHEA IN GHICKS



This disease in chicks, also known
as pullorum disease, is of vital im-
portance to the poultry industry. As
the name at the head of this state-
ment implies its principle symptom is

a white diarrhea. The mortality of
infected chicks is very high; treat-

tory. Since the disease is trans-
mitted from the hen through the egg,
the proper method of controlling this
disease is to eliminate hens infected with this disease from flocks
that hatch chicks or produce eggs for hatching.

Below is a list of Georgia hatcheries co-operating with State
and Federal government agencies in the control of this disease
by keeping flocks free of Bacillary White Diarrhea infection:
DR. J. M. SUTTON,
State Veterinarian.

Ga. U.S. Certified Pullorum Clean Hatcheries
Hatchery

Capacity
Mrs. G. V. Cate, Brunswick, Ga. (B. R. only).......... 2,700
Be Ga. U. S. Certified Pullorum Passed Hatcheries

Hiltons Pouliry Farm, Ellaville, Ga. (W. L. & a few W. R.) 1,000
_J. M. Shinkel, Route 1, Albany, Ga. (W. L. Only 3,000

Ga. U. S. Certified Pullorum Tested Hatcheries
Greesons Pedigree Leghorn Farm Hatchery, Rocky Face, Ga. 2,550
Oak Mountain Poultry Farm, Waverly Hall, Ga. (W. L.).. 14,000
Oakdale Farm, Route 1, Cairo, Ga. (W. L. only)........ 10,000
Peach Valley Egg Farm, Butler, Ga... (W. L. OUI) 22. 3... 20,000
Poultry Dept. Coll. of Agri, Athens, Ga, (No chicks for sale) 3,300
Ga. U. S. Approved Pullorum Tested Hatcheries

Baston's Hatchery, Milledgeville, Gal... 2 16,128
H. F. Byrd, Cordele, Ga. (W. L. only) 2,080
Coastal Hatcheries, 312 West Bay: Street, Savannah, Ga.. .100,000
Karston & Denson; Macon, Georgia. ....:...0 2s 14,400
Longview: Warm Hatchery, Valdosta, Ga... ...2..5-.....-, 9,000
R. EH. Parrish, Valdosta, Ga. (W. L. only) 5,970
Pine Mt. Val. Hatchery, Box 213, Hamilton, Ga. (N. Hamp.) 12,000
Savannah Hatchery, Box 3873, Savanah, Ga............... 100,000
Frank Smith Hatchery, Statesboro, Ga...



Thompson Hatchery, Route 2, Macon, Ga............... 14,296
Tifton Hatchery, Tifton, Ga.. .... Sep Se as eee ce 27,900
Swin- Oaks. Hatchery, Ashburn, (Ga... 22 ee, 1,350

Valley Poultry Farm, mail address: Route 2, Madison, Fla.. 5,000
Mrs. W. W. Williams Poul. Farm & Hatchery, Hamilton Ga. 12,000

Woodys Hatchery & Poultry Farm, Nashville, Ga.. 7.200



Monday, March 1, 1937





RKET BULLETIN
"DAMAGED COTTON SEED
Information has come to the Department of Agriculture
that many of the cotton seed saved for planting this years
crop in Georgia are badly damaged which, if planted, would

result in poor stands. :
Farmers are advised to have their cotton seed tested

before planting, and, if necessary, get seed that have been.

tested.



WHAT VEGETABLES TO PLANT IN MARCH

Practically all.of the hardy vegetables may be planted this month.
There is, however, so much difference in climate between North
and South Georgia that we separate these into three classes,

SOUTH GEORGIA

Corn, beans, cucumbers, squash, tomatoes, okra. Also many
of the hardy vegetables suggested for February may be planted this
month, also New Zealand spinach.

MIDDLE. GEORGIA

Carrots, cabbage, onions, radish, turnips, mustard, spinach,
lettuce, English peas, beets and radish and tomato seed in hot
bed or box in the house.

NORTH GEORGIA

Carrots, onions, turnips, cabbage, English peas, spinach, lettuce,
radish, :

GOOD VARIETIES TO PLANT

Corn, Truckers Favorite; beans, Valentine or Stringless Green
Pod: pole beans, McCaslan and Kentucky Wonder; cucumbers,
White Spine; squash, summer crookneck; tomatoes, Marglobe; okra,
Perkins, Long Green to ship, local market, White Velvet; carrots,
Danvers: cabbage, Charleston Wakefield or Copenhagen Market;
onions, Silver Skin sets or Crystal Wax, Bermuda plants; spinach,
Bloomsdale, or for summer, New Zealand; lettuce, Iceberg; beets,
Early Wonder or Asgrow; HMnglish pase, Thomas Laxton; turnips,

Purple Top, Globe; radish, Scarlet Globe.



POSITIONS WANTED

POSITIONS WANTED



menteis impractical and unsatisfac-.



Want job in greenhouse for
reasonable wages. Well experi-
enced in work. Answer at once.
J. R. Yarbrough, Vinings.

*.Want a one or two horse farm
on: shalves near school and
church. Can furnish self and
move; or work as farm super-
intendent. W. E. Herring, Rt. 2,
Glenwood.

A smart orphan girl age 16
wants good home with salary
for light farm work. Louise
Adams c/o D. A. Heard, Bain-
bridge.

An energetic, respectable, un-
encumbered widow, age 36,
wishes home and salary in re-
turn for light farm work in nice
farm home. Mrs. EK. A. Rich,
c/o D. A. Heard, Bainbridge.

Middle aged couple, without
children, want work on farm
with old couple. Can give ref-
erences. Will live in house or
to selves. Write. James Cox,
Rt. 4, Douglasville.

19 year old girl wants a job
doing light farm work, $2.00 a
week and board. Miss Gladys
Moore, Rt. 2, Watkinsville.

Widow woman and two boys
(one grown) want employment.
Prefer truck farming. Mrs. Ida
Payne, Esom Hill, Rt. 1.

Middleaged man, . 45- years
old, wants job as farm overseer,
15 years experience on farm
and can furnish best of refer-
ences. J. C. Taylor, Phone 60-A,
Vidalia.

Want at once in Emanuel or
Treutlin Counties one horse
farm on halves. Must be good
land with good buildings. Close
to school and church. Four in
family. All work. Can furnish
self. References exchanged. R.
L. Kirsey, Rt. 3, Adrian.

Honest, exp. farmer wants big
1 horse or light 2 horse farm on
good land with good stock. 50-50
basis. Have help enough to
make and gather my crop and
gather some for other party.
Have to be moved and furnished
$10 or $12 a month to make
crop. Can furnish ref. M. J.
Jones, Rt. 3,. Byron.

Want. location on small farm
within 50 miles of Atlanta on
50-50 basis or for hire. A. I.
Stansell, Rt. 1, Pinehurst.

Want job as overseer on farm.
Have lifetime experience and
am hard worker. R. A. Mc-
Daniel, 531 Plum St., Atlanta.

Young man wants job on
farm. Willing worker, exveri-
enced, 24 years of age. Would
like work within 50 miles of
Atlanta. Come or write. Joe
Stallings, 108 Washington Ter-
race, Atlanta.

Two sisters (16 and 18 years

jold) -wish positions close to-

gether if possible doing light
farm work. Misses Lillian and
Johnnie M. Thomas, Rome.

Want farm on halves (2
horse farm). within 150 miles
of Morgan County. Can fur-
nish groceries and self as well
as move myself. H. F. Bur-:
roughs, Madison.

Want job on farm, married
(small child) with aged couple
for wages and home. Experi-
enced. References. V. L. Moore,
270 Williams St., N.E., Atlanta.

Want 2 horse farm, 65 acres
in cultivation for cotton and
corn, beans, hay, ete. Have
mules, farming tools; if season
good, can run self all through.
6 in family to work. Hear at
once. A. H. Grant, Gainesville,
Rt. 10.

Man and wife, 50, want truck

and poultry farm on shares, |.

near market.

4 Good ref: Ed
Clay. Atlan

44 Hatcher St. -




Want 1 horse truck farm,
50-50 basis; near school; some
fruit trees, river or branch bot-
toms preferred, good house.
Have to be moved and furnished
till crop made. 5 in family, 2
to work. George Littleton, At-
lanta, 208 Fair St., S.E.

Man (65) and wife (45), good
Christian people want jobs,
light farm work. Willing work-
ers Newman Smith, Soperton.
Rt. 2, Box 61, care Cliff Shurling.

Want 1 1-2 horse erop on
shares. 5 workers. Well expe-
rienced. Ref. John H. Kirkers,
Atlanta, 330 Windsor St., S. BE.

Want job on farm: Well exp.
with trucking and have own
truck; also 9 yrs. exp. in dairy.
Hard worker. Sober, honest. W.
A. Cain, Canton, Rt. 4.

19 yr. old girl wants job with
good people, doing light farm
work for $2.00 week and home.
Miss Edith Boyd, Mansfield.

50 yr. old white man, married,
but no children, wants job on
farm, with house, wood and
wages monthly; or work at
dairy. Not afraid of work. Can
drive truck. O. B. Earle, Rome.
604 East ist St.

Want job with good _ truck
farmer. House, wood, garden
and pasture free and $2.00 day
and my son, $1.00 day. Exp. in
production and marketing of

crops. Best.of ref. J. L. Day.
Atlanta, 698 Edgewood Ave.,
Ma. 4113.

Unencumbered, settled woman
will help with farm work for
home and salary in proportion
to amount of work. State full

particulars in first letter. Miss
Catherine Wood, Atlanta, care
Gen. Del. |

Want. work on farm, share

cropper. General farming. 8 in
family, 4 grown boys. Joe L.
Avery, Atlanta, 240 Milton Ave.,
S. B.

Want job light farm work.
Can do most any kind of work.
EK. D. Bass, Ailey, Rt. 2, care
O. C. Thorpe.



FARM HELP WANTED





do light farm work.





Want good man for one horse
farm, 3 room house, 16 miles
from Atlanta. Thirds and
fourths, or standing rent. B. J.
Coleman, Rt. 1, Ben Hill.

Want single woman or unen-
cumbered widow for light farm

work for family of three: Good
home, small salary. Write im-
mediately. J. H. Thompson,
Hawkinsville.

Want man that hasnt a home
to stay with elderly couple to
clean up land and help around
garden, ete. Will furnish board,
clothes and laundry and will
pay a little spending money. W.
A. Scoggins, R.F.D. No. 4, Sum-
merville.

Want experienced family,
white or colored, for farm work
for wages. Women and children
must be willing to chop cotton.
vick cotton, beans, peas, etc. An-
swer at once giving all infor-
mation. C. R. Morris, R.F.D. No.
4, Newnan.

Want a young white woman
without any children to live
as one of the family and do light
farm work, no field work. Will
give board and clothes. Write
immediately. Taft Parker, Rt.
1, Conyers.

Want to hear from some one
that can dress deer hides. D. T.
Bryant, Bartow.

Want single man to plow on
farm.
and laundry. C. W. Poole, Wray.

Woman 25 to 35 years old to
If inter-
ested write for full particulars



$12.00 per month, board |

and giving same of self. Mrs

| key drinker.

| with small family to work 3,







FARM HELP WANTED































































Eunice Thornton, Rt. 2, Jesuy

Want nice girl or widow to
light farm work for small fan
ily. No field work. Will gi
half of chickens raised, etc., a1
pay in the fall. Write or con
see me. J. O. Harper, Rt.
Osierfield.

Want a wage hand, a respo!
sible colored man 40 to 50 ye
years. Must know how to hanc
stock and be kind to them ar
not afraid of farm work. $11
per month and board. Goc
place for right party. No whi
Mrs. Ruth Ch:



man, Butler.

Want farmer for 25 acres
woods, pastures, barns. Sta
ing rent only. Will furnish fr
cow. Two houses on farm,
miles South of Atlanta, 2 mil
from Atlanta-Macon highwa
Near churches, etc. Small fan
ily preferred. Miss Ida Rowdel
Ellenwood. Se

Want farmer who can
nish self and own work st
for good two or three h
farm, Prefer one who can hi
dle tobacco and tomato er
along. with general crop, (
bacco plants up to good sta;
Write Mrs. Mittie Harper, R
Osierfield.

Want, all round farm han
and helper with chickens. $13.00
per month, board and laund
or 50c a day and board.
Minnie Malloy, Madison.

Want a good farm hand
once, white or colored. J
Craft, Rt. 3, Elberton.

Want a share cropper to rv
two plows if can furnish
through planting time.
Methvin, Rt 1, Machen. ~

Want young or middle a
experienced farm hand (no
habits) for rest of year.
give cotton patch or so m
lint cotton, board and. laun
Write or-come at once. L
Richards, Rt. 1. Canton.

Want a good man who
furnish himself and owns
own stock for a 21-2 horse f;
just outside city limits of Ma
field. High state of cultivatio
Six room house, small two r
house, barn and plenty of
houses. Write for particula1
W. E. Knight, M.D., Mansfiel

Want reliable middleag
white man without bad hab
who understands farming. Wi
pay reasonable wages, board a
laundry. Write Mrs. F. D. Hi
Rt. 1, Adel. ce



one and two horse farms, Mu
be honest, sober and. willi
workers. Have extra good land,
mules and houses. Located :
Washington County near Sant
ersville. Will finance to ma
crop. Get in communication w
me at once. J. C. Godfrey, D:

isboro. a
Want good, reliable far
hand. Small salary, board

laundry and bale of cotton
make and gather crop. Gi
full information first letter.
A. Nalley, Rydal.

Want reliable man with fan
ily and at least one grown son
for farm work. Must be ab
to operate tractor and do sh
work. Wages to man and @
work for family. Fine hon
with pasture furnished.
Saye, Rutledze. i

Want single or married m



trees and farm work for wa
J. H. Baker, R.F.D. No. 2, W

Want 4 wage hands, $12.00
per month and board. WN
Beall Spring on Warrentol
Sparta highway. Come. Doli
write, T. 'T. Neal, Mitchel

Want good cropper wi
enough force to tend good
horse crop near Fairburn
3rds and 4ths or halves if
run self. E. E. Parker, 26 i
Street, N.E., Atlanta.

Large one horse farm, ext
good land, for standing ren
shares, or for thirds and fou
Must understand farming,
Mary L. Kimbell, Rt. 3, MeDo:
ough. '

Want good farm hand, 18
40 years of age, experienced,
bad habits, good worker,
idler, no time killer.
take man and wife.
us A. M. Groover,
Rt 8.

Want clean, healthy, st
white woman, 18 to 40 y
old, to do light farm work
field work). $6.00 per mo
room and board. Mrs. J
Crumney, 397 Plum St., Je

Want single young man
and 35 years old (no bad ft
its) to work on farm for 0
acre of tobacco. A. S. Hicl
Adel. -
Want a colored family, 4 or
work hands, for a 2 horse er
of excellant land on haly
Good house and pasture.
McPherson, Rt. 1, Villa Ric

mendations and received tr
ing from one of Georgias tra
ing schools. Mrs. R. L. Ho
Covington. hi eas

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ond-Hand Machinery
. For Sale

ne DeLaval milking ma-
ie, used six months, $85.00:
/ six London stanchions
00 cash F.O.B. Elberton. Mrs.

Mercer, Box 395, Elberton.

ne 1 1-2 H.P. Economy gas
A-1 condition. Sell or
pm. &., Prickett, Rt. 2.

ne 3 stand Plan Sifter Roller
One 25 Horse Power Crude
mgine. Sell or exch. for
Hi Corn Shucker and Sheller,
yer Driven. J. W. McDonald,
, Thomaston.
horse steel beam plow,
; plow point, scrape scoot-
ay fork, hoe, shovel, etc.;
field peas, Butter beans.
nd Sweet Potatoes (seed and
ti Julien Freeman, Rt. 1,

hurn in good condition. Cheap
feeasn. J. J. .Hogan, Rt. 2,

ne Case tractor. 20 HP.
am eingine in good _ shape.
50.00 cash. W. G. Carmichael,
ynton.

me corn mill outfit $150.00. |

rocks 42. Come and get it.
hn N. Maxwell, R.F-D. No, 1,
owman. :

to 6 horse steam engine and
iler, first class cond., no junk,
eap. Guar. as represented. B.

. Keller, Greenville.
horse iron beam plow, $10:
horse iron beam plow, $6.00;
Manure spreader, $9.00; corn
falk cutter, $14.00; terrace or
teh machine, 2 horse, $20.00:
horse wagon, large size, $35.
good cond. F.0:B. Mrs. G: J.
comb, Bremen.

aynes power fruit tree
ayer, 200 lb. pressure, $30.00.
P. Foy, Oakman.
ing hammer feed mill,
plete with direct driven fan,
sector and sacking spouts
3 screens. Practically half
- t: T. Boswell, Jr., Si-

. 2 Vulcan turning plow,

Ctically. good: as new, $10.00.
Jones, Dalton, Rt. 1.

single plow stocks, and a

2-horse wagon, for sale.
ne after. Mrs. R. L. Williams

>

large metal ventilators, ex-|

lent cond. Suitable for gins.
R. J. Rundle, Hiram,
fordson tractor, 2 dise turn
and dbl. disc harrow. Ali
class cond. Lester Fort-
, Hiberton, R.F.D: 1.
le No. 40, combined cotton
corn planter, practically
$17.50 1 Perfection: 2
plow, perfect shape, $5.00.

. G. E. Duffey, Palmetto,-:

, perfect

, $3.00 (repairs just made

$4.00). -Exe. for 2 bu. field

Ss. Ha. pay frt. Dewey

ims, Bowman, Rt. 2.

abl. dise tractor plow, good

d., for sale or exe. for 10

harrow in good shape. 1 mi.

Rock Springs. J. A.
hart, Chickamauga, Rt. 3.

h. p. boiler and 20 h. p. en-
$75.00. W.G. Hall, Eaton-
mm, Rt. 4.
ast iron pig trough, round,
feed, 8 compartments, wt. 70
Will not over-turn), $5.00;
) kettle, about 150 gal. cap.
00 .0.B. John P. Cheney,
jetta, 1012 Whitlock Ave.

oh. p. boiler and 20 h. p. en-
, good running cond., also
f 42 in. Mill Rocks in good
, cheap. Quince Durden,
me kt. 2.
stand 70 saw Continental
complete; one 40 horse
Eric engine in first class
G.; one 60 horse Elipe engine
center stroke. Reasonable
e. Will sell any part or as
A. L. Manhuns, Fay-

me horse A. C. Oliver turning |:

in perfect shape
2:0.B. A real bargain.
) York, Rockmart.
small Joy Bee feed grind-
ground less 75 tons, at half
B. C. Bynum, Shellman:
me corn mill, sharp and in
d shape, will grind about 60
per day; also a duplex feed
pper in good shape. Will
$50.00 for both:. If inter-
a come and see them. W. C.
Ww, Rt. 2, Homer.
One Farmall Tractor. Com-
ely rebuilt, practically good
lew. C. B. Almon, Fort Val-

-10 in. 70 saw Murray brush
gins, complete outfit, ready
erate, also 35 h. p. Conti-

tal eng. Both for $600.00

W. B. Butts, Pickard.

2 horse Internaffonal Riding
Vator, at less than half
Mrs. J. T. Heath, Dudley.

ernational Riding culti-
Set of disc and sweeps,
00, or trade for. good, fresh
Ww; section harrow, $10.00;
4 Chattanooga turn plow,
00. All good cond. oO. S.
ms, McRae. Rees

farm implements.

- Second-Hand Machinery
For Sale

2 horse steel beam stalk rip-
per, good shape, $3.00. Exc. for
4 good laying pullets; 2 horse
Chattanooga turn plow, in first
class cond. $8.00. Exc. for good
25 Syracuse middle buster, Cash
and F.0.B. Nelson Pope, Talla-
poosa.

Fordson tractor, Big Bill plow
and Mower attachment, also good
oil burner brooders, Buckeye,
500 cap. for sale or exe, Geo.
M. Wicker, Americus.

Steam eng. and boiler for sale.
Arthur Lewis, Macon, Washing-

| ton Block.

Melotte cream separator, good
as new. Cost over $100.00. Sell
for anything reasonable. D.
Harry Mathews, Fitzgerald.

8 h. p. Frick eng., mounted: 1
Universal Grist Mill; other
equipment, now in use, for sale.
R. L. Elder, Mayfield.

John Deere riding disc culti-
vator with Gee Whiz attach-
ments, $15.00; John Deere Sul-
key plow, 18 in. bottoms, prac-
tically new, $20.00; 1 horse Oli-
ver plow, $4.00; 1 No. 10 Oliver
plow, $8.00; John M. Shahan,
La Fayette.

Fordson tractor pulley, good
as new, $10.00 cash. R.H. Akin,
Griffin.

Cream separator, good cond.,
satisfaction guar. Fred Bowles,
Rydal, Rt. 2.

Cole combination planter, 2
Avery dbl. planters, 1 Coving-
ton planter, 2 middle busters, 1
farm bell, harrows and other
Dan Brown-
ing, Helena, P. O. Box 264.

Second-Hand Machinery
Wanted

Want walking cultivator, Av-
ery preferred, at a bargain for
cash; also 10. bu. ear corn, $1.25
bu. at the barn. W. R. Garner,
Rochelle, Rt. 1.

Want grain binder, walking
cultivators, riding 2 horse corn,
bean, pea, and peanut planter
with guano attachments, trac-
tor and peanut picker, other
farm machinery, cheap. J. H.
Leverett, Parrott, Rt. 1,

Want McCormick Deering
mowing machine and rake, good
as new ecnd., no. junk, cheap for





cash. Jim Osborne, Blliiay, Rt. 2.

Want 4 spiders for stalk cut-
ter. Grady H. Ridley, Franklin,

Want blower for blacksmith
shop. State cond. and price. L.
D. Goodman, Morrow.

Want side disc Athens plow
for Fordson,.tractor. State what
you have and price. J. Tom
Spinks, Dallas.

Want Fordson, Oliver tractor
plow, in good cond., 2 wheels
and 2 plows... State best price
for cash. Clifford I. Smith,
Chatsworth, Rt. 2.

Want riding buster and plant-
er. Give make and price, also
riding cultivator. L. Redfern,
Warthen.

Want an almost new grain
threshing machine with wind
stacker, at reasonable price. J.
Walter Donaldson, Register.

Want 18 to 20 in. farm bell in
good cond., cheap for cash. S. C.
Mayo, Albany, Rt. 1.

Want small corn mill for 7
h. engine. State lowest price
and size of mill. H. N. Watts,
Felton, Rt. 2.

Want threshing machine.
C. Walsh, Ogeechee.

Want a combination cotton
and corn planter. Cole preferred.
Must be in good running cond.
J. H. Corley, Martinez.

Want 10 cut out disc, 20-22 or
24 in. Must be good. M. A.
Ramsey, Quitman.

Want used Surge milker. State
what you have and lowest price.
W. J. Brennan, Columbus. 12511-
19th St.

Want horse power hay press.
State cond., price and make.
Mac Oglesby, Hartwell.

Want two %1-horse turner
wines for Sycamore No. 459, or
will trade,my Syracuse for 1
horse Goober turner, E. W.
Weaver, Lavonia.

Want 1 good middle buster,
also some bee hives, free from
worms. Write. Charlie Willis,
Talking Rock, Rt. 1.

Want small tractor, capable
of pulling 6-ft.: reaper and
binder, in first class cond. and
cheap for cash. No junk. Give
full particulars in reply. A. F.
Sawyer, Vidalia.

T.



CATTLE FOR SALE





Nice Jersey heifer, ready to
freshen, reasonable price. Lewis
H. Jones, Fayetteville, Rt. 3.

Reg. Polled Hereford calves.

Reasonable prices. E. T. Bos-
well, Jr., Siloam.
25 well bred Hereford cows,
each carrying a white face calf
from a registered bull. C. F.
Patten, Millen, Palmetto Stock
Farm. ao

A 6 yr. old registered Here-
ford bull. . E. Vandiver, La-
vonia. | ee eet

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wa\

CATTLE FOR SALE





Whrlich,

Fine Jersey
$12.00. Mrs.
Brookhaven.

Nice, 2 yr.
heifer, $20.00,
hens.

9 mos, old heifer,
H.R. Welch,

old Blue Jersey
or exc. for B. L.
Mrs. E. Garroux, Austell.

2 Jersey cows, 3 gal., 1. with
young heifer calf; also 200 gal.
syrup in gal. cans, 50 gal.
Crated, 6 gal. to crate, 60c gal.
Few M POJ seed cane, for sale.
Ivan Tracey, Lake Park.

Good Jersey mileh cow, due
to freshen March 19, in good
shape, $40.00. A. G. Franklin,
Duluth, Rt. 1 (5 mi. So. Duluth).



CATTLE WANTED



Want good, fresh cows, with-
in 40 miles Mansfield; not fresh,
then to freshen within 30 days.
Usher T. Smith, Mansfield,
RD. :

Want pure bred Hereford pull,
8 to 12 mos. old. Give wt. W. H.
Clough, Blackshear.

Want Hereford or Angus bull,
12 to 18 mos. old. State par-
ticulars and price del. at farm.
L. M. Barnes, Woodbine.



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



Black mare mule, sound, gen-
tle, full of pep, 12 yrs. old,
1 M Ibs. wt., $90.00. Can be seen
my place Columbia Drive. Miss
Evie Bullard, Decatur. :

Pair coming 3 yr. old horse
mules, unbroke but gentle, also
good. breeding black, Spanish,

11 yr. old jack. Burl F. Hail,

Kensington. ;

1 iron gray mare mule, 5 yrs.
old, about 850 Ibs., healihy,
sound. Reasonable price. Hen-
ry Osborne, Sparta, Rt. 1, Box

1 SG:

Good farm mule, 11-12 yrs.
old, about 1 M Ibs., $125.00: good
marsh poney, 6 yrs. old, 700
Ibs., $75.00. Exc. for sheep, cat-
tle, or hogs. B. F. Latham,
Brunswick, 3200 Glynn Ave.

Good mare, good cond., work
anywhere, also good Jersey cow,
for sale at my barn. A. F.
Barns, Young Cane.

11 yr. old, about 1 M Ibs. farm
mare, plenty pep, no _ plug,
$100.00. 3 miles east Bartow.
Emmit Hall, Bartow, Rt. 1.

Saddle horse, good shape, med.
size, about 7 yrs. old, $100.00.
J. M. Helfrich, Atlanta, Rt. 1,
Box 678-B.

12 yr. old mule, wt. 1200 Ibs.,
fat, sound, $90.00; 1 black Jersey
cow, fresh about March 1, $40;
also cotton and corn planter and
guano distributer for sale. B. E.
Hitchcock, Douglasville, Rt. 1.
(At* Beulah Church),

A one-eyed mule,
grai binder, $40.00; 2 disc
tractor plow, $40.00; Kudzu
crowns, good size, $6.00. M. Y.
M. Anderson, .Williamson.

1100 Ib. mare mule, fat and
fine except back toe of one foot,
$100.00; black mare, 850 Ibs.,
good worker, $60.00. Bud Hol-
land; Dalton. Rt. 2.

Good iron gray mule, 7 yrs.
old, gentle, work anywHere, wt.
900 lbs., and all farming tools,
$200 at barn. D.,J. Burel, Dac-
ula. -

"Mule, age right, wt. 1150 Ibs.,
well worth money asked. W. T.
Vickery, Union City.

1 plug mare mule, wt. about 800
Ibs., fair cond., work anywhere,
$30.00; cream colored, 7-8 Jer-
sey cow, about 1 gal. per day
(2 gal. with plenty feed), freshen
in June. Hoyt Spruill, Bow-
don, Rt. 1;

2 mules: mares, 8 yrs. old,
1100. lbs., and 11 yrs. old, 1200
Ibs. $175.00. R. P. Rowe, More-
fands Rt A.

$60.00;

Very gentle Shetland pony, |\,

about 400 Ibs. wt., cheap. George
W. Nelson, Blakely.

Mule and wagon for sale. Mrs.
N. M. Thomas, College Park.

Smooth mouth mule (mare),
800-900 lbs. Perfectly sound.
Cheap for cash, or trade for
anything can use of equal value.
L. C. Stahl, Columbus, Rt. 2,
Box 88.

2 mare mules, 900 Ibs. ea.,
10-14 yrs. old, good cond. $225
cash. Trade for 2 small mare
mules, wt 800 lbs., not over 10
yrs. old, equal value. J.-M.
Parker, Austell, Rt. 2.



HORSES AND MULES
WANTED



Will buy or trade for a very
gentle pony for small boy. W.
TT. Lilly, Quitman, Rt. 2, Wild-
wood Farm. |
' Want 1 Shetland stallion. Give
particulars and_ price. Leon
Swainsboro.

:
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}right and quality best. _

HOGS FOR SALE _

| - Page Three
HOGS FOR SALE __



4 O.1.C., 60-70 Ib. 12 wks. old
gilts, $6.00 ea.; 40 P.C., Duroc,
cross, 75-90 lbs., gilts, $7.00 ea.;
175. lb... Duroc. yr. old: boar;
$25.00.: W. B. Cadle, Mt. Ver-
non. :

Duroc-Jersey pigs, pure bred
and registered, at reasonable
prices; Light Brahma roosters,
$1.75 ea. 2 for $3.00; also Kud-
zu plants, for sale. L. M. Ken-
nedy, Collins.

Sev. bred sows, gilts and about
60 shoats, any size; sey. tons
bright mixed hay for sale; and
will exc. 1 pr. good mules for
corn. J. T. West, DeSota.

Shoat, 100-125 Ib.-wt. 8 Ib.
F.0.B. here; pure bred Guernsey
cow, fresh 3rd calf; 25 pullets,
pure Cornish, unrelated cock-
erel; Gov. built 2 horse wagon,
10 M Ibs. cap... W. W. Driskell,
Sparta. \

Reg. Duroc 10 wks. old pigs.
Best blood lines, cholera im-
mune. Reasonable prices. Write,
Aubrey Stallings, Carrollton,
Rts. :

4 big bone black guinea males,
wt. about 115 Ibs., $10.00 ea.
Ss. M. Helmey, Marlow, Rt. 1,
Box 44.

O.I.C. pigs, 3-4 mos. old, 86-
100 1b. wt? Ent. to reg., $15.60
ea. F.0.B. Edwin P. Jones,
Reynolds.

2 S.P.C. 10 wks. oid boars, reg.
in buyers name. $19.00 ea.
Herman Price, Wrightsville.

2 sows, i yr. oid, about 1506
Ibs. (1 fat, other little thin).
$12.00 and $10.60. Mrs. Harry
D. Hamrick, Augusia, Rt. 3.

46 and 80 1b. pigs, $4.00 and
$3.60 ea., some fer corn, hay, or
Spanish peanuts. C. J. Daniel,
Americus, Rt. 3.

16 Duroe Jersey gilts, pure
bred, but not reg. About 5 mos.
old, av. about 160 Ibs., 10c Ib.
at my barn. Ben R. Tanner,
Sandersville, Rt. i, Box 9.

4 reg., bred, Berkshire gilts,
farrow in April, $20.00 to $30.00
ea.; first class Berkshire boar,
$30.00. C. J. Hardman, Com-
merce. ee

Few choice gilts, bred to our
Champion Duroc males, South-
ern Builder and Southern Bal-
ance, $65.00; weaned pigs, $15
and up. J. C. Williamson, Al-
bany, Tripod Farm.

10 nice pigs, 6 wks. old, Red
Jersey and . P. C. crossed.
$2.50 ea. at my farm. C. F. Cox-
well, Milledgeville, Rt. 2.

cee PP. C.. 18 - pigs, 34,00 ea.
Ready for sale March 10; 9
criss crossed with Duroc, $4.50
ea. Will av. 385 to 40 Ibs. 8

21 big type Poland Chinas,
grown hogs, shoats; pigs, pure
blooded, of finest stock; 2 Blue
Ribbon Winners at State Fairs.
Farm located Rico, 10, mi. West
Palmetto. A. C. Haygood, Post
Office, Palmetto.

25 Chester County White bred
sows, farrowed about March 20,
also shoats. At my: farm.
George W. Myers, Stone Mtn.,
Rockbridge Road.

Nice white chester 6- mos. old
gilt, ready to breed, $15.00, FOB.
H. A. Wilson, Martin.

5 shoats, 50 Ibs. ea., 3-40 Ibs.
ea. 2 miles Palmetto. Mrs.
Minnie Morgan, Palmetto.

10 mos. old shoat, S. P. C. and
Hampshire cross, wt. about 150
or 160 Ibs., Farrow about April.
$14.00, Leon White, Midville.

3 Essex pigs, 9 wks. old,
$4.00 ea. or exe. for 200 baby
chicks, any breed. Mrs, Francis
Wood, Conyers, Rt. 2.

2 brood sows for sale. W. A.
Henderson, Norcross.

Black P. C. reg. 1 fine sow,
Pride of Wilkes, sire, Dr.
Pattern Cloth A84245. Recently
bred reg. boar (8rd litter): yr.
old boar, . Hollyberry Dick
A98731. Can be seen my farm,
near Washington. W. W. Quinn,
Washington.

Big bone Guinea male pig,
$8.50 at my home; $8.75 C. O. D.
J. T. Brown, Elberton, Rt. 3.

Black Essex sow and 8 pigs,
4 wks old, $30.00 F. O. B. Au-
rey Lanier, Graymont, Rt. 1...
Big bone Black Guinea pigs
10 wks old for breeding, $15.00
pr., $8.00 ea.
Hastman.

O. I. C. 10 wks. old pigs from
large litter and matured sows,
reg. buyers name, $18.00 pr.,
$10.00 ea. A. T. Rigsby, Sale
City. .

3U. bred Duroc Jersey gilts,
dbl. treated, wt. around 150 Ibs.
ea. 75 to 100 feeder shoats, Du-
roc Jersey bred, 30-60 lbs. ea.
A. B. Ledbetter, Newton.

Reg. S. P. C. china pigs, 2 mos.
old, $10.00 ea. F.0O.B. Depot or
farm; Reg. Guernsey 7 mos.
old bull, $25.00. T. R. Duggan,
Warthen.

6 pigs, 50-50 Duroe and P: C.
8 wks. old, mostly females, $4.00
ea.. Webster Callaway, Bishop.

Thoroughbred Hampshire
gilts, well marked, 6 1-2 mos.
old, ready to breed, $12.50 ea.
rae R. Duggan, Cochran, Rt. |

cS P. C. gilts and boars, chol-
era immune \and reg. Prices
H.. M.)

=

Fo Proctor,

lard in exchange:

Woodward, Waycross, Rose-
dale Farm, Dixie Highway,
South, 2 mile.

Pure bred Black Guinea 3 yr.
old male, wt. 200 lbs. or more.
Short head, nose and real duck-
legged. Sell prevent inbreed-
mg. $30.00 crated or $25.00 to
truck, Guar. sat. J. Hargroves,
Marlow.

Sev. reg. S. P. C. gilts and
males, last September itarrow,
from one ot Georgias best
herds. T. Ayer Hatcher, Macon,
Ga. Industrial Home.

Black P. C. gilt, about 11 mos.
old, reg. and bred to fine reg.
poar, inoculated for life against
cholera. Crate and ship on first.
money order for $28.50, and
send reg. papers, A. L. Milli-
gan, Hatonton.

8 shoats, wt. 75 to 100 lbs.
5 pigs, 8 mos. old, $3.00 ea. J.
H. Smith, Chipley, Rt. 2.

11 S. P. C. and Berkshire
erossed, 2 1-2 to 3 1-2 mos. oid,
$5.00 to $7.00 ea.; .fine stock
male hog, straight nose Berk-
shire, about 400 ibs. 18 mos..old.
$40.00. E. R. Williams, Atlanta,

:Rt. 7, Box Z11, Phone Bel. 1589-R.

Reg. Berkshire boar, Yr. old
March 26, large enough now and
reasonable fee for service. Ap-
preciate advance notice when
wanted. W. P. McRae, Atlanta,
Rt. 4, phone Ra. 6436, or He.
4747,

& blue, big bone Guinea gilts,
50 to 75 Ibs. ea., $6.50-$8.00;
Jersey bull, thoroughbred, 2
yrs. old, from 5. gal. cow, 850
ib, wt. Sell or exe. for good
work steer. W. A. Sumner,
Adrian. mee

SB. Pe 6: 15 nine. old boar, 350-
460 Ib. wt., $60.00 or trade for
fattening hog. W. T. De Foor,
Toccoa. :

2 B. P. C. 18 mos. old sows
from reg. stock, bred to reg.
B. P. C. male, due farrow April
10, $25.00 ea. Trade for corn,
peas, feed stuff at market price.
Nix Methvin, Machen.

Reg. Berkshire pigs, 2 mos,
old March 1, $7.50 ea. papers
not included. Inoculated. and.
crated for shipment, Fred lL,
White, Buckhead.

Good brood sow with 6 pigs,
$20.00; 2 syoung brood sows,
$8.00 ea.; full Guernsey male
and 3 common cows, 1 with calf,
$18.00 ea. $70.00 for lot. BE. H.
Jones, Waycross.

Reg. Durocs of World Cham-
pion breeding from this Georgia
Champion herd. Weaned pigs, .
either sex, $15.00 ea.; 200 Ib.
boars, ready for service, $35.00.
Henry T. Lumsden, Talbotton.

Pure bred Duroc Jersey gilt
of prize winning stock, 6 mos.
old, for sale or trade for good
1 horse wagon. J. H. Fletcher,
Riverdale.

Big bone Guineas, 4 males
ready for service, 4 gilts, ready
bred, $15.00 ea.; 2 bred sows,
oe ea. J. A. Harrell, Mitch-
eH...

Orin Master No. 8861, half
brother Scuberts New Hra
(present World Champion Duroe
boar.) Farrowed March 24,
1935. Individually perfect and
sire of reproduced big litters,
Sacrifice, $50.00. S. L. Thorne
ton, Deweyrose, Rt. 1.

20 to 25 pigs and shoats, also
brood sows, bred. All inocu-
lated and reasonably. priced, es-
pecially in 1 lot. In Jackson,
Ga. P. R. Kimbrough, Atlanta,
aoe Angier Ave. N. E., Wa.
oe e



HOGS WANTED



Want Duroc Jersey sow and
boar, pure bred and reasonably
priced. . E. Vandiver, Lavonia.

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE





2 does, Tog-Nubian mixed,
freshen first time around March
5, $25.00 for both. Sam Jones,
Roswell, :

20 lambs, 25 Ib: wt. ay. young,
fat, for sale. J. Tom Rivers,
Glenwood, Horseshoe Bend
Farm.

About 25 head breeding goats,
most of them hornless. Good
breeds, mixed, milking types.
Angora and common, $2.00 ea,
Mrs. Mittie Harper, Osierfield,
Rts sk.

8 nannies, 2 milking, 2 baby
bills, 1 big Nubian bill.. Nannies
freshen between now and Au-
gust ist. Mostly Toggenburegs.
Mrs. Alice White, Mgan Park.
61 Pennsylvania Ave.

Buck and 2 does, for sale or
exc. for 1 fresh milk goat. P..P.
Pirkle, Lawrenceville.

5 fresh milk goats, 3 freshen
soon; 100 per cent Nubian buck,
5 gt. sire. Fee, $2.00; corn,
oats, peavine hay, meat and
11-2 tons
straight goat manure, $1.00



CWT. bag. Edwin Simpson, At-
janta. 695 Paynes Ave., N.W.



_ FOR SALE



Pair. Toggenbure conte, nice, |

true to type, heavy milking
strain, dark brown shaded to
lack color; doe, $15.00; buck,
$5. 00. Maynard, Newton,

Does: March ist and 15th

eshening, Ist and 2rd kidding.
Guar. Nubian Tog. Will del.
4 qt.: $20.00; Saanan and Tog.,
4 qts. properly fed) $27.50+ 7Pr,
full Tog. kids, $20. 00. William
Thompson, Cataula,

2 fresh butt-headed milk
goats, 2 yr. old, $15.00; one a
ar old, $10.00; also pr. Ring-
eck pheasants, $10.00. pair. J.
H. Ariail, Ashland.

_ 4 nannies, 7 half grown kids,
3 mother sheep and 1 half grown
lamb. At bargain. T. W. at
ae Bremen, Rt.:2.) ~

_ SHEEP AND GOATS
- . \WANTED

- Want high producing milk
- goats, Saanan does preferred.
Describe fully and lowest cash
prices Mrs.7) Viva. Lh: Davis;
Cairo, care Mrs. W. C, Mathews.

- Want 50 or 75 common goats,
State what you have and price.
A. O. Pate, Hawkinsville,

Want 100 or more goats. Must
be cheap. WeePy Dempsey, Cave
Springs, Rt. 3.

RABBITS FOR SALE

. 9 grown Chinchilla
ee i 2 Ub. ea. for sale.-C. Jy
Stone, Adairsville,. Rt. 2.

Sev. extra nice, large, pure-
blooded Toggenburg does, all

avy milk strain. Really ex-
ptional animals. Reasonable
rices, John Hynds, Atlanta, 93
Warren St., N. E., De. 0489-W.

- POULTRY FOR SALE

ANCONAS ;
$0 pure bred Ancona 10 mos.
old pullets, $1.00 ea. Mrs. R. L.
Day, Dames Ferry.

2 young Ancona cockerels;
$1.00 ea.; also. Young dewberry
plants, well rooted, 5c ea.; $2.50
i alee Cs Si Hicks, Adel,













S BANTAMS :
Show type Buff Cochins, Dark
ornish and B. B. Red Game ban-

tams. All from prize winners.

~W. K. Herndon, BEE, 1109

Adrian St.

5 mixed bantam hens, laying,

40c ea, Edwin Collins, Cordele,
Rt. 4,

Small type, 1936 hatch red
bantam rooster and 2 pullets,
$1.00 .0:B:: 8 pr. good mixed
igeons, $2. 00. Trade all above
for 3 good March 1936 R. I. Red
hens. Herman Ward, Geneva.

6 colored bantam pullets and
38 col. bantam roosters, October
$3. 00. Miss Iris Parrish,

4 same battens hens and cock,
small type, wt. av.-1 Ib. ea.
Mixed. $3.75 del. in Ga. Miss
Martha Cheatham, Roy. :



BARRED WHITE. AND

me OTHER ROCKS.

10 pure bred Parks B. R. 1936.
atch pullets and a youhg roos-
er, $11.00, plus. chgs. Money

order, Mrs. J. B. Brown, East-
mane Rt 1.
pure pred Parks 2 yr. hens, |
ying, | wt. 7-8 lb. ea., and yr.
-eockerel, $11.00. Money or-
er; Mrs. John: A, Watson,
Summit, Ri 3.

10 to 12 Holterman Aristo-
rat B. R. thoroughbred AAA
cockerels: 2 roosters, $2.00 ea.
Also, | garlic, 10 doz. 75. CG,
Mrs. B. H. Osborn, Roy.

35 Booths AAA April hatch
_B. R. pullets,. $1.00 ea.; Parks
AAA 2 yr. old- rooster, $3.00;
Booths AAA April hatch rooster,
$1.50. Money order.
_ Johnson, Flowery Branch, Rt. .2

10 fine White Rock April
_hatch, now laying pullets, $9.00.
-C. L. Davis, Curryville, Rt. 1.

_ Pure bred Buff Rock March-

April hatch cockerels, $1.00 and
$1.25 ea.: setting eggs, $1.00 per

15; few hens, $1.00 ea. Mrs. C.R.
: Sorrells, Monroe, Rt. 1.

15 pure bred B. R. hens, 18
mos. old and _ rooster, $12. 00.
Mrs. Joe Harrison, Rockingham.
= 220 -b.. R. now laying pullets,
$18.00, or $1.00 ea. Mrs. G. W.
Darnell, Jr., Rabun Gap.

ae pure bred B. R. pullets and
real nice cockerel, sev. mos. old,
$4.00; pure dark Cornish eggs,
~$5c per 15 del; 4 pure bred
Buff Leghorn. hens, (be. a., 2
cocks free. B. L. Lynn, Way-
Oss, 1616 Madison St.
ee (White B. R. pullets and
ockerel, $1.00 ea.; 6 mix. hens,
- Ca be: Ty hens and cock-
$1. 00 ea. Mrs. Frank
Bleckley, Rabun. Gap.
4 fine Parks str. 18 mos. old
roosters, $1.75 ea.; 6 fine young

laying hens, $1. 25 ea.; hatching

egg: 95_ per 15, prepaid. Carton
ge Clifton, Millen. :
3 A

' Fred Bowles, Rydal,

| eggs, $1.25 per: 15;
| els, Moultrie, 325 First St., N.W.



10 B. R. now laying pullets
and rooster, $10.00. Mrs. J. V.
Willis, Ty TPyeORt. 1,

38 B.-R. 8 mos. old roosters,
now ready for service, AAA
Grade, $1.50 ea. Claude Harris.
Lawrenceville, Rte <

10 Thompson str. B. R. hens,
pure bred, $1.00 ea, $9.00 for
lot, F.0.B. Money orders. Mrs.
A. M. Hooper, Norcross. :

7 B. R. hens, yr. old, 85 ea.
R22.



CORNISH

Pure bred Dark Cornish, 30
pullets, June hatched, cockerels,
ready for service, $1.00 ea. or
30 pullets and 8 cockerels, $30.
Mrs. Viola King, Pearson,

8 Cornish May hatch roosters,
all thoroughbred, $2.50 ea.;
Cc. B. Nev-

2 Dark Cornish cockerels,
summer 1936 hatch, $1.25 ea.;
eggs, 80c for 16, or 5c ea. del.
i Ay Simpson, Culverton, Rt. 1.

Large type Cornish from prize

strains and bloodtested, 3 pul-_|
'lets and cockerel,

$5.00 F.O.B.,
in light crate; eggs, $1.00 per
15, prepaid. Mrs. Vera Dug ggar,'
Sylvester. Route.

10 now laying pullets and 1
rooster, pure; Dark Cornish,
$10.00 not. prepaid. M. O. only.
Mrs. Harvey Foster,



| eh Rt. 3, Box -113;

rabbits,

| Guar, game.

1678 Emory Road, N. B.

Mrs. H. M. |

ters, $1.50;



GAMES
7 young hens, 2 stags, 10 mos.
old, trimmed, pure bred Black
and Red . game, $7.50, or exc.
for Black .P.._,. gilt, Write at
eae James Brock, eee

5 Warhorse ene. $2.00 ea.; 1
Clairborn and Brown ~ Breast
hen, $1.50; 4 Blus hens,! $2.00
ea,5 3 Washington hens, $2.50
a,;. 1 Washington 21-2 -yr\
cockerel - -(to go with hens),
$4200. . P60. a order for
$25.00 for lot. WwW. . Skinner,
Ludowici.

Pure Ky. Doms, 22yr.-old=-6
Ib. brood cock, $4. 00: Stags, dark
and light colors, $1. 50 ea.; hens
or pullets, $1.25 ea.: eges, $1.25
per, 15, Richard Panter, Mor-
ganton, Rt. 1.

Pure bred Irish Gro cocks,
$6.00 ea.; stags, $4.50 ea. For
breeding or for the pit. All
trimmed and walked. No in-
quiries answered. J. M.. Howell,
eres oe

Irish Grey cocks, bred for the
pit and walked, $8.00 ea. on
separate walks; stags, same
breed, ready trimmed, $5.00 ea,
All pure bred and guar. satisfy.
L. L. Ponder, Oakman, Rt. 1.

2 nice Grady and Red Quill
stags, crossed, for $3.00: 1 nice
pure bred Roundhead stag, $2.00.
C. H. Camp, Toc-
coa,

12 hens and 2 roosters, $15: 00
cash, or exc. for 10 guineas, 9
hens and rooster and $10.00.
Come get them. J, EK. Averett,
Blakely, Rt. 1.

2 pit (fighting) game cocks,
yr. old, from finest of stock,
$5.00, or $3.00 ea. Cliff C. Dye,
Middleton, Reals

5 game pullets, splendid lay-
ers, and 1 young Brown Leghorn
rooster, $3.50 cash. A Krause,
Atlanta, 63 Walnut Ave., N.E.,
Peachtree Hills,

Pit games, Walker.
exclusively: cocks, $5.00; stags,
$3.00; pullets, $2.50; eggs, $2.50
per 15.168 W. Price, Atlanta,

Palcons

Games, stags and cocks, Write
your wants. Haskell Little,
Gainesville, 8 Dorsey St.

1 full Clairbourne Roundhead,
5 lbs., 1-2 Blue, 1-2 Gray, 5 Ibs.,
March hatch, $1.50 3,7 = $3: 00
for pr. Jack Owenby, Blairs-
ville, Rt. 3; BOX 54.5

. GIANTS
pure bred March hatch White
Giant rooster, $2.00 cash, Mrs.
Jee Womack, Penfield.

April hatch, nice, pure bred
Jersey Black Giant roosters, $2
ea., or 2 for $3.75. Money or-
ders only. Mrs. W. T. Beasley,
Collins, Rt. 2.

Royal Purple J. B. Giant roos-
cockerels, $1.25 and
hatching eggs, selected,



$1.00;

Tbe per 15, plus postage with |

erate ret, Mrs. M. M. Simpson,
Waverly Hall. .

Jersey Black Giants, April
hatch cockerel, $1.50: 7 pullets,
$1.00 ea.; lot for $8. 00; Stone
Mtn. watermelon seed, 40 Ib.
= exc. Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Mar-
in.

100 Jersey White Giant, 8 wks.
old chicks (when grown wt. 13
Ibs.), 40c ea. Pure bred, blood-
tested, disease free; heading let-
tuce plants, Big Boston and cab-
bage-collard plants, 75c M post-
paid. Exc. Aaron Sampson,

MecDon-

| pullets,



Jr., Quitman.

; HAMBURGS
1 Silver Spangled Hamburg
and 1 Campine cockerel, $1.50
ea. Both show type; 1 red tas-

| sel pit game cock, $2. 00. Clay-
en Garrett, Gatesville, oe 56.









coe cent, SL 00. ea.:
hatch Light _ Brahma
cockerels, _ $1.25 each.
Burnsed, Ellabell, Rt. 1.

55 hens, 1936 hatch, W. L.
hens, laying 70 per cent, $45.00.
at my
Statesboro, Rt. 4.

Big type W. Li yr. old roos-
ters, $1.00 ea.; eggs, 75 per 15.
Reduction. on 100 or
Breeding stock. Mrs. J. L. Par-
rish, Nashville, Rt. 1.

100 W. L. hens, 13 cockerels,
large type Eng. str. March 1936
hatch, hens now laying, also
100 bu. corn. Make best offer.
J. R. Jones, Climax, Rt. A.

25 hens, 38 roosters,
hatch, Eng str. W. L., $25.00.
Mrs. N. L. Maddix, Eatonton.

2 white leghorn males, Han-
son str. direct, $2.00 ea.;
Incubators, Super Hatches, . 250
ege cap., $10.00 ea. W. C. Sta-
Cy; College Park, 408 (Is. ages
Ave.

50 pure bred Hverlay, Beloctad
now laying, March hatch B. L.
hens, $1.00 ea... Rooster given

HT. 3C:

free with 15 hens. G. W. Paulk,

Willacoochee, Rt. 2.

150 Leghorn 4 wks. old pul-

lets, from 200 eggs or better,
trapnested hens, sired by ped
males from hens with records
275-316 oe Very reasonable
price. Strickland, Colum -
bus, Rt. a ee 168.

Booking orders for Barron W.
li. chicks, 1 to 6 wks. old; also
booking orders for first early
Mac B; Narragansett turkeys;
Bult ; Rock cockerels for sale.
Mrs, Lillie B. Reid, Milner.

30. A No. 1 Lindstrom
idcted es Cae Was has
laying hens, $1.00 ea.
No,:1 8. C. Reds, no culls.
J. B. Harris, Hatley.

60 Booths AAA W. L. April

Se-

Exc.. for
pS

1936 hatch, now laying pullets,

$55.00, or $1.00 ea. E. B. Whit-
ley, Coffee.

250 Eng. str. 19386 hatch W. L.
hens from 7 yrs. continuous
trapnest flock (not one from a
hen laying less than 200 eggs
her first year). G. L. Stripling;
Maton, Rt. 3. ~

AAA bloodtested McMurray
str, Red Leghorn chicks, 20c
ea. del. Eggs, 10ce ea. carefully
selected. Supply limited. Jack
Smith, Jr., Cordele.

Ped. W. L. breeding cockerels
from official. eontest record
dams with egg records 271-327.
eggs. Price reasonable. M. Ww.
Kantala, Elberton.

50 W. L. Hens, 80c ea. FOR.
my home. B. M. Bratcher, Alma,
ban

250 W. L. April pullets, now
laying, no culls, 85c ea. J. B.
Sanders, Millhaven.

100 nice W. L. 10 mos. old pul-
lets, $1.00 ea. or exc for good
work mule. R. L. Day, Dames
Ferry. Hess

Booths AAA S. C. W. L. Uni-
versity Georgia pbloodtested
flocks. Eggs, $1.00 per 15, pre-
paid. Mrs. C. W. Smith, Cusseta,

Booths AAA S. C. W. L. yr.
old, extra fine rooster, $1.50
F.O.B. here, or exc. for 2 pure
bred doe rabbits. Hershel Chand-
ler, Fitzgerald, Rt. 3.

Big type W. L. yr. old roos-
ters, $1.00 ea.; want large breed
chicks, Orpingtons preferred, to
raise on share basis. Mrs. J. L.
Parrish, Nashville, Rted;

50 S. Cc. W. L. 10 mos, old
Lindstrom Royal str.
75c ea. F.0.B. If to be shipped,
send coops. Je A Flanagan,
Lumber City, Rt. 1.

50 large Eng. AAA W. L. lay-
ing pullets, $40.00; 15 White
Wyandotte pullets, $10.00. Mrs.
F. L. Morgan, Guyton.

25. Cochran large str. W. L.
10 mos. pullets, been treated and
laying, $1.00 ea. J. W. Brown,
Helena.

200 W. L. hens, 1 and 2 yrs.
old. In lots of 25 or more, 10c
per lb. F.0.B. H. L. Turner, Jr.,
Thomson.

Exc, 20 in. Grist Mill and mo-
tor, good cond., for white leg-
horn chickens; also exe. 8 gal.
milch cow, 3 wks. old
(heifer) for chickens, |
Geer, Newton, Rt. 1.



MINORCAS

Pape str. S. C. Black Minorca
cockerels from stock direct,
March-April hatch, $1.50 ea.;
few fine pullets; also hatching
eggs, $1.25 per 15 postpaid. G. W.
Wilson, Elberton.

Breeding Black Minorca young
roosters, B. W. D. tested, $1.75
ea. 2 or more, $1.50 ea.; Hybrid
setting eggs, Black Minorcas, W.
Leghorn cross, $1.25 per 15,
$6.00 C del. J. J - Harvard, Haw-
kinsville. a

10 thoroughbred Buff. Aner
ca 9 mos. old pullets, treated
against sorehead and roupe and
worms. $10.00, F.0.B. Clarence
Brown, Helena.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS
60 friers, pends for. sale. Very



10 March.
and 1

farm. Harnest Newton, ee

more.

1936

also 2 |.

10 mos. old.

calf |
C. W.t

| ers, $2.50 ea.:



_ POULTRY FOR SALE



Strong, healthy, heavy mixed

baby chicks, $6.50 C; $3.50 for
50c;
for March del.
land, Screven.

$2.00 for 25 del. Ready
Clyde Strick-



ORPINGTONS __
1385 pure bred 6 wks. old Buff

| Orp. chicks, 25c ea. now ready.
| Money order.

Mrs, J. S. Berry-
hill, Cochran, Rt. 2.

Morgans Stay Buff . Orp.

| (best early broilers and layers).

22 yrs. breeding Pxhibition
Sweepstake Winners. Eggs and
baby chicks. Mrs. Ed. Morgan,
Americus.

10 theroughbred Buff Orp. yr.
old hens, Myers str. now laying,
$1.00 ea. Exe. for seed irish po-
tatoes, seed peas or peanuts at
reasonable prices. Mrs. Gussie
Anderson, Alma, Rt. 4.

15 Buff Orp. pullets, pure
Hge-a-Day str., Booths AAA,
90c ea. lots of 15;\ $1.00 ea.
smaller lots. Del. Mrs. M. S&S.
Nichols, Broxton, Rt.-2.. .

Pure bred Buff Orp. hens,
$1.00 ea. F.0.B. Mrs. R. G. Bra-
ziel, Rochelle, Rt. 2. s

24 hens, 2 roosters, about 8
mos. old, Buff Orp., $25.00. Mrs.
W. A. Biggers, Rebecca, Rt. 2.

10 Buff Orp. hens, 1936 hatch,

pure bred, $10.00 F.0O.B. Mrs. |.

Joe R. Smith, Gainesville, Rt. 7.

Pure bred 1936 Buff Orp.
roosters, $1.50 ea.,. 2 for $2.50.
Mrs. J. M. Bobo, Hartwell.

15 pure bred Buff Orp. hens
and rooster, $1.00 ea. Cash. An-
derson Grant, Gainesville, Rt. 7.

10 or. 15 young, laying Buff
Orp. hens and unrelated cock,
$1.00 ea.- Mrs. J. L.; Catley,
Cornelia, Rt. sl

Buff Orp. cockerels, $2. 00 to
$5.00 ea. Mrs. L, P. Bannister,
Chamblee. :

7



REDS (NEW HAMPSHIRE)

7 thoroughbred N. H. cocker-
els, mates now laying, $1.25 ea.
postpaid, or lot for $7.50. Also
few thousand extra nice straw-
berry plants, 50, 75c; 100, $1.25;
250, $2.25; 500, $4. "5, prepaid.
dA Crumbley, Gainesville, P.
O. Box 220.

REDS (RHODE ISLAND)



S. C. R. I. Red. rooster, pure |

bred, dark red, for Sale or exc.
for 1 Little Brown Hen ins. in
good cond. Mrs. Wilma KE. De-

Loach, Ella Belle, Rt. 1, Box 1.

20 pure R. I. Red .pullets, a
mos. old, now laying, $19.75
for lot. Mrs. J. W. ema
Thomaston, Rt. 8.

AAA Booths R. I. Red Goes
erel, $1.25; 4 January 1936 hatch
hens, $i. 25 ea. Lewin Roberts,
Tallapoosa, Rte 25 ;

9 Booths AAA grade S.C. RB;

I. Red hens and rooster, April

1935 hatch, $10.00; 10 pure bred
Reds, Booth and Donaldson str.,

and rooster, 2 yrs. old, $10.00,

or $1.00 ea.
Tifton, Rt. 5.

4 fine bloodtested R. C. S.C.
R. I. Red March roosters, $1.50
ea. Mrs. Lilla Redd, Summit,
Fel; 2:

4 R. I. Red roosters for stock,

Mrs. W. A. Hand,

$1.50 ea; 25 ea. White Minor-

ca and W. L. hens, yr. old, lay-
ing. All F.O.B. Mrs. V. C. Par-
ker, Waycross, Rt. 1, Box 5.

3 Donaldson Mahood str. S. C.
R. I. Red early hatch cockerels,
$1.50 ea., $3.00 for lot:
walnuts, "$1.00 Due all pork
sausage, smoked, 25c Ib. Mrs.
C. A. Black, The Rock, Rt. 1.

Pure bred R. I. Red 8 mos.
old pullets, laying, $1.00 ea.;
eges, $1.00 setting, del. in Ga.
Wilsons watermelon seed, 60c
lb. F.0.B.-H. D. Wilson, Pal-
meth: 2

12 hens and rooster, thor-
oughbred Donaldsons Reds, $12.
No chks. J. C. Milliner, Cuth-
bert, 163 Randolph St.

2 nice S. C. R. I. Red April
hatch rooster, $1.00 and $1.15,
if taken at once; 18 mos. old B.
R., $1.00. Mrs. J. F. Trawick,
Tennille,

2 April hatch Red roosterg,
pure bred, $1.00 ea. F.0.B. Miss
Lena Keney, Collins, Rt. 1.

Direct Donaldson Red roost-
2 good mules for
sale, also. Mrs. A. G. Robert-
son, Palmetto, Roosevelt High-
way.

Al Red yr. old (in March)
pullets, $1.50 ea.; cockerel,
$2.50; 15 October 1936 hatch
pullets, 75e ea. SS. D. Harrison,
Kathleen.

Cockerel, 4 pullets, March
hatch, S. C. R. I. Reds, Donald-
son str., $6.00; eggs, $1.00 per
setting. Mrs. C. HK. Moon, Re-
becea, Rt. 2.

4 pure Donaldson strain and
banded March-April cockerels,
$1.25 ea.; 20 mos,-old rooster,
$1.50. Fine birds. No chks.
Money order. C. J. Hopper,
Ranger. pasty

20 young, pure Donaldson
Red hens and 9 roosters, $1.00
ea. F.O.B. for lot. Mrs. Sic
MeVey, Blue Ridge, RES

100 Donaldson red pullets and |
; cockerels, M March |
Siz

i hatch,
shape $1.25

plack |

- Monday, Mare .

- POULTRY FOR. Ss

$1.75 ea.
ville.

3 Ficodieter: state
yr. old R. I. Red
$1.50 ea. F.0.B. Miss.
Cothron, Valdosta,

10 Donaldson R. I.
mos. old hens, good
$12.50 not prepaid.
Kell, Ellijay, Rt. ae



Arnold Keene,

rooster,
$2.00.
houn, Rt. 3.

cockerels and pullets, anc
ruary hen hatched Red
chicks, at popular prices,
A. H. Freeman, Atlanta
McLendon Ave., N. Pee



WYANDOTTES

Pure Columbian Wyan
rooster and 3 hens, $3.0
hens, 60c ea.; also Blu
jusian eggs, 60c per sett
15. Clay. Owenby, Culbe:
N. C. Rt. 1. (Resident of G

6 pure bred S. L. Wy:
pullets and rooster, oe
$7.00 for lot.

Chatsworth, R.F.D.

4 roosters, $1.00 ea.:;
ter, $1.25. All pure tag
S. L. Wyandottes,

kins, Cairo, Rt. 3, Box - 1535
2 Tine (a; Wyando

mos. old roosters, |

$1.50 ea.

Marietta, Rt. 4.

10 pure bred S. L. Wyath
pullets, just\ beginning to
$10.00; 10 B. R. pullets
or $15. 00 for lot; also.
bantam hens, 50c ea.
Mrs. Arch Harris, Clark

White Wyandotte April
cockerel, $1.25 F.0.B. Exc,
a large type 1 or 2 Be
White Cornish cock, or
cock. Johnson Crowe, Ca
ville, 8, Maybelle St.

4 pure bred R. C. S. L.
dotte April roosters, Tarbc
$1.00 ea.; 1 of same br
$1.25. Money order. Mr
ard Elkins, Cairo, Rt. 3, Bo:



TURKEYS, GUINEAS, G
ETC. FOR SALE

2 M. B. toms, 15-20 Ib
lb. F.O.B.; 35 Ib. dressed.
with order. Mrs. J. H
Stephens,

M. B. tom and 2 Gem

Leverett
Adairsville, Re Bee

2 Red toms for sal
for budded peach, any
can trees. Mrs. C.
Hogansville, KE 3.

toms, April hatch, fine st
about 18-20 lbs., well

ea. j

Tete et:

4 White Pekin duck
drake, $1.00 or
Cornish game baby chic
T. Hutcheson, Fitzgera

for lot, Gi MS.
Flowery Branch, Ches

4 nice gobblers, Apri
$3.00 ea. Wt. 18-20 Ibs
grown; 16 bantam hens
roosters, $6.00. Gus R
Tifton, Rt 2:3
20 pure bred Hg
Indian Runners, 7 drak
ducks, $15.00. Mrs. Ben B:
Eastman, Rt. 1. :

Giant Bronze ng
24-28 Ibs., for sale: also
orders for eggs. Z. J.
Oak. =
Bronze tom an hen, $5.
$4.00 ea. respectively.
sonal chks. W. L.
enna, Rt. 3.

3 fine M. B. Antkegs:
wt. 22 Ibs., 2 hens, .12
or more, 22c per poun
large when mature. Mr
Golden, Bremen, R.F.D

e 2M. B. May 1936 t
ea., $5.00 ea. Money
L. Bowen, Vienna, Rt.

5 thoroughbred Bourbo:
toms, good breeders, w
22-25 Ib. toms, 30c Ib
Hudgins, Griffin, Rt. B.

6 thoroughbred Bou OY
22-25 lb. tobs, 30c Ib. Mi
L. Cook, Griffin, Rt. B.

8 young ducks and dr
en NOB. 20% exc, fo
feathers. Minnie Willis
ing Rock, Rt. 1. zs

Bourbon toms, 1936
$4.00 ea., F.0.B.; want
oughbred Duroe Jerse}
pig, cheap for cash. Mi
Wooten, Broxton, Rt.

4 Muscovey duck:
drake, $5.00 not del.; a
Giant and Red baby hie
March del. Mrs. L. B.
drum, Adairsyille.

M. Bronze toms; 4 4
20 Ib. and a 1935 hatch
one, 20c lb. F.0.B. Al
Mrs, J. A. Milford, Bal

Pair Toulouse gees
Make offer;: also
New eu hi







ml - $7.50 to $8.50.
des Auburn, Rt. 1

Cuthbert, he 4

ee Hol-
ts

jTteer, a: EF. D,

eese, $4.50 pr.; eges,

Bronze: 8 -goh-
$4.00 ea.; 4

Be MES eae Es;
Aveusta. Rt: 2, Box

- 2 drakes, Indian
"7Be ea Or: exc. for
reed hens; 38 speckled
soon be laying, 50c ea.
exche <"Mrs. 20. a.
Cadwell, Rt. 1.

April 16-17 Ib. toms.
reeders, $5.00 ea. C.0.D.
a. del.
esville, Rt. 8.
ock Bourbon Red
hatch 18-20 lb. gob-
0 ea. crated and del.
Or $9.00 for the two.

N Cluney, Rydal.

PEAFOWLS
Is, $25.00 per pair.
s, C. N. Adams,
J. Slade Farm.
wis and Fantail-pigeons.
mrick, Mount Berry.

No

$15.00; also
dirkeys, : hens, 5 toms,

12-15 lb. 20c Ib. C.,

5 Cordele, ERG 4:



HEASANTS. >
iden pheasants, $7.50;
get Rose Comb. Black
2 Mille. Fluer hens, or
pure Game. bantam or
: eels TR. Jen-
mericus, P. O. Box 84.
var., pheasants, quail,
bantams, doves, ducks,
a prices, J.-H.
FO. Box 433.

Mrs. B. F. Mor-.

Cor-.

$1.00 per 15.



ons, 25 ea. or. trade

corn, potatoes and

so. other value to

eo. W. Calhoun, CGor-
20th. Ave. 3S

hite Kings, excellent

ated and young birds,

Ww. Stephenson, Col-.

ge White Kings from

; k, mated and banded,
es pre rer. N. Z.
S, papers furnished,

D3 . all or any part for.

red Taylor, Vidalia.

nd Silver icine. mixed
pr. -5 pr. or more, 30
Ww. L. baby chicks,

)
Exc; for seed peas.
Jough, Blackshear, Rt.





ABY CHICKS

00 large breed little
aise on halves to 10
Good ref.

t once 100 16 300 chicks



ocks. Dan Lanier, At-
2 Warren St.

from fae
. Edna Mullinax,

t. 2, Box 103.
rio Silver Sebrights.
: Ringneck pheasants,
Golden Sebright, Jap.
m and pheasant (in
for sale reasonable.

- Buford.

Mrs. Ida



0 White or Brown lL.
at 75c ea. del. Must be
and true to name.



Golden Buff Mi-
10 to 18 mos.
pure strain. State
Ww. W. Traylor, Bow-



Pr. Bob White quail;
Ringneck pheas-

-| horn eg

Booths



: a <ETC., WANTED

Want
gander. for 1 Brown gan-
der to prevent inbreeding; 3
prs. wild geese for sale; also
about 375 to 400 lbs. black wal-
nuts, hulled. Make offer. J. F.
Wellborn, Rock Springs.

EGGS FOR SALE
Stock





Jersey White Giants.
direct from Nabob, B.D.W.

weighing 28 to 30 oz. yo doz.
15 P.P. 90c. Mrs. Wm. M. Gable,
Haralson.

Setting eggs freee thorough-
bred Sheppard strain - Anconas
$1.00 per 15 del. Mrs. J. Walter
Wikle, Rt. 1, Clarkesville.

Everlay Strain Brown leghorn

$1.00 per setting postpaid; 2 1926

Brown leghorn. roosters
each plus postage. Mrs.
Jenkins, Rt. B, Albany.

Speckled Sussex, Padgetts
Strain. $1.00 per 15 postpaid.
Cartons returned. Cash with or-
der. Mrs. Willie Norris, BE. ci.
Watkinsville.

Regs from dark brown, aoe
type Brown leghorns $1.50 per
setting; also two dark cockerels

$1.00
Eva

$2.00 each. C. E. Pittman, Com-

merce,

A large strain Improved In-
dian Runner Duck eggs 75 per
setting of twelve (12). Mrs.
J. L. Roberson, Box 6, Surrency.

Pure bred Toulouse goose eggs
$1.50 per setting of 8 eggs post-
paid in the state.
Tiger.

Pure bred wiant strain R. C.
Light Brahma eggs. $1.00 per
15;-del. .
of any good stock. L. J. Brown,
Rt..1, Box, 195, Statham.

Pure M.-B. Turkey eggs $2.50
a doz. del. Grady Cook, Ro-
chelle. cos
} Pure dark Cornish game eggs
85e per 15; 3 1936 hatch Cor-
nish roosters $1.25 each. Mrs.
Alfred Gibbs, Rt. 1, Rochelle.

Turkey eggs $4.00 a doz. Now

ready to ship. Quillian Tuggle,
R.F.D. 2, Buford.

Turkey eggs, $2.25 a doz., del.
Mrs. John Allan Callaway.
Rayle. | aS

Eggs for hatching from Don-
aldsons R. . Red stock direct,
Mrs. O. L. Craft,
R.F.D,. 2, Lavonia.

Pure Mammoth Bronze Tur-
key eggs $3.00 a dozen, del. No
checks. Beth Cook, Rt. 1, Pitts.

Extra heavy laying Mahood
Red Eggs. Stock direct. $1.00
per setting, del., or $1.75 for two
settings. Mrs. Elbert: Overton,
Rt. 3, Bowdon.

Setting eggs from Black and
Buff Minorcas, White Rocks,
White Leghorns and R. T. Reds.
All thoroughbreds and first class
stock. $1.25 per 15, $3.75 for 50
and $6.75 per 100. C. S. Tidwell,
Stone Mountain Highway, 1-2
mile beyond Clarkston.

White English Leghorn ene:

first year from Pike, 75 per 15.

Selected for setting. F.0.B. Mrs.
R. F. Cato, Stapleton.

Want 2 settings of Buff Leg-
horn eggs, also Buff Leghorn

baby chicks to raise to 8 wks. }
old. 10 yrs. exp. in raising baby.

chicks.
Ramhurst.
Hatching eggs from 2-4 yr.
old W. Leghorn hens, mated to
big Barron pen-pedigreed males
with dams records up to 323
eggs. Price $1.00 per 15, $5.00
per hundred delivered in Ga.
J. P., Prickett, Rt. s, College
Park.

Rhode Island Red hatching
eggs from stock direct from
Donaldsons culled, 75c per 15
delivered. Mrs. Nonnie Owen,
Rt. 2, Adairsville.

Hatching eggs from white
Plymouth Rocks culled 5 times,
$1.00 per 15, chicks 10c ea. Eggs
24 ounces to the doz. and up.
Jow Summerford, Lilly.

Can furnish around 100 selected
B. R. eggs for setting purposes
per week. 60c per 15 eggs. Add
postage. Mrs. B. Brady, oe 2;

Mrs. L. M. Harden,

Cairo.

Pure bred bronze turkey eggs,
$2.50 per doz., $20.00 per 100
del. in March. Want seed chu-
fas. No T.> -Williams; Rt. 22,
Buena Vista.

Pure, fresh, selected Sheppard
Ancona eggs, parent stock un-
related, 80c per 16, $1.50 per 32,
$2.25 per 50. No checks or
stamps. Postpaid. J. M. Tur-
ner, Rt. 2, Graymont.

Parks str. bloodtested B. R.
eggs, 75c per setting of 15 or
40e per doz. in lots of 15 doz.
or more. F.0.B. my place. Mrs.
H. E. Jordan, R.F.D. 1, Rock-
ingham.

Selected hatching eggs from
a pen of thoroughbred R. I.
Reds, $1.00 per 15 del. Mrs. D.

| F. Walker, Warthen.

White Wyandotte eggs,
bred, 60c per 15 del. Mrs.
Terrell, Rt. 3, Greenville.

Donaldson dark S. C. R. I.
red eggs, | !
se

R. FP.

YS, GUINEAS, GEESE

exc. 1 Brown. China
| pure rabbit does.
/Chandler, Rt. 3, Fitzgerald.

culled by state officials,

test-

a |-6d: Ancestry record of 292 eges | Watson watermelon seed,

R. = Massee,

Exchg. for pig or shoat |

sper 715;

stock, $1.00 per 15:

AAA S. C. white leg

old extra fine

F.0.B. or exchange for

Mrs. H. J.

Pure Donaldson str. Red eggs
of B. W. D. tested and flock
- $1.50
also

per setting del. in Ga.;

want 15 bu. white Spanish pea- |

nuts. Quote prices. Mrs. Ray
Peterson, Vidalia. wea

Everlay brown leghorn eggs,
$1.00 per 16; $4.00 per 100; also
Hale
cantaloupe seed, 35 per Ib. or
will exc: for peas. H. L. Car-
michael, Tifton.

Eggs from 5-7 Ibs. pure bred
dark Cornish game hens unre-
oe stock $1. 00 for 15 eggs

e
Dawson.

Hatching eae from high pro-
ducing leghorns direct from
Hansons 300 ege pens, $5.50-
hundred. F. R. Kennedy, Rt. 2.

Stone Mountain (Lawrenceville

Highway). | :
Hatching eggs, 10c each.
Partridge and Ringlet Barred
Rocks, Round Head and War-
house Game. Bantams in Malay
Game, Barred _Rocks, Rose

Comp Black, Black Cochin and

Black Tail Japs. Exchange for
Cornish or game bird eggs. J. Le

| Berry, Norcross.

Now booking orders for eggs
from worlds largest big bone
giant bronze turkeys, $6.25 per
doz. prepaid. Few last spring
toms, wt. around 30 Ibs. $10 ea.
L. J. Ellis, Rt 5, Cumming.

Booking orders for turkey
eggs, $2.00 per dozen del. _Mrs.
Roy Herod, Rt. 3, Adairsville.

Pure bred barred rock eg sss
for hatching, $1.25 for 15 del.
a few cockerels at $1.50 each:

F.0.B. T. J..Steed, Buena Vista.

Pure bred Buft Orp. setting
eges, 75c per setting of 15 or 40c
a doz. in 10 dozen lots; also
Booths Strain AAA white leg-
horns same price. Carton to be
wks. old. J. C. Killebrew, | Jack-
son, Rt. 2 (1 1-2 mi. W. Indian
Springs).

Pure bred B. L. eggs, 75 per
15, or exc. for anything can use.
Mrs. W. O. Prickett, Cordele,
213-16th Ave. : st

Pure bred Partridge Rock
hatching eggs, $1.00 per 15. are
Jesse Mixon, Ocilla.

Carefully selected, jebraved
large S. L. Wyandotte eggs, 7bc
$1.40 for 30; $4.00 ,
del. Crate feta M:.Q: only. Mrs.
A. B. Courson, Rockingham, Rt.
E } :

Pure Mammoth Bronze tur-
key eggs, $3.00 doz, del. Beth
Cook,= Pitts; Rt. 1.--

Eggs from Eng. W. L. from
ROP stock, 75 per 15, F.0.B.;

$5.00 C. Marion F, Wages, Bu-

ford. Riot.

Select eggs from R. C. aitver
bred,

Lace. Wyandottes, pure
bloodtested stock, 5c ea. del.;
can furnish 100 to 200. each
week. M. O. Mrs. B. L. Todd,
Valdosta.

Pure. Cornish Indian. eggs,
$1.00 per 15, carrier ret. P. P.

Roosters, 1936 hatch, ready for

service, $1.50. M. 0. Annie B.
King, Hahira, Rt. 1, Box 124. .

Donaldsons. dark Red Eggs,

$1,25 per 16; 8. C. W. L., $1.00
per 16. Both del. Booking or-
ders. for chicks, 10c ea. Few
Red pullets, $1.25 ea. Mrs. H.
G. Brown, Stone Mtn., Rt. 1. .

\ Pure bred Buff Orp. eggs, di-
rect from Booths Lady Egg-a-
Day strain, 75 Bs 15, prepaid
and insured. J. H. Loyd, Milan,
Rico Ses

Pure bred Buff Orp. eggs, se-
lected, turned daily, not chilled,

15 for 75c; 3 to 6 settings, 70c

setting; $5. 00 C. All prepaid.
Crates ret. Mrs. Lillie Jordan,
Norwood, Rt. 2.

Selected S. L. Wyandotte eggs,

AAA, bloodtested flock, 75 per

15,.$1.25 for-30, del. Mrs. Doug-
las McLendon, Sasser, Rt, 1.

Selected, pure bred SBooths
AAA white Pl. Rock eggs, fine
old fash-
ioned red, butter-pea seed, 15
Ib.; nice, dried apples, 15 Ib.
All prepaid.
Bowdon, Rt. 1.

EGGS WANTED





-pure



EGGS: Want to get in touch
with party having Indian game
eggs for hatching. State price
per setting of 15. . Mary D.
Howard, Hephzibah, Rt. 1.

Want White Giant eggs of
pure, selected stock for hatch-
ing; also 1 yr. old Bantam hens,

any breed other than Black or

White Leghorns, reasonable for
cash. David M. Moore, Easta-
nollee.

Want best cash price on 240
pure bred W L. eggs from AAA
high producing stock. Cant
use them later than March 10.

Also a. few settings ase breed
turkey eggs. Mrs. J. EH. Sikes,
Cochran, Rt, Be. fae

Want 1-or 2 pclises pure
pee Rose eee Wyan-



| seated. Pee estas
cash.
Durst, Riv T.

Mrs. Fred Johnson, Rt. 2.| ~

fcond., $2.00;

Mrs. See

1M, $1.00 del.;
| lots, 50 per M, F.0.B Bermuda



ie

J. De Mc Janie,

Want setting: of tee eggs.
State price. 7. Gibbons, BC

Hrazle- i



Incubators, Brooder: Ete.

For Sale

No. 9. Huckese Inc., 2300: ene
cap. Hot water heat, oil, burn-
er, electric fan, trays automatic-
ally turned. Splendid hatches.
$100.00.
ta, 925 Waverly Way.

- Oil burner brooder, 500. cap.,
good as new, $4.50 exc. for 90
lbs. bunch velvet beans. A. i
Seren Wrens. :

Big Gray HG Incubator, com-
wae with thermometer, lamp,
instruction book, good as new,
$4.00.. Exe. for pig, chickens or
anything can use. Mrs. H. J.
Bryant, Cochran, Rt. 1.

- 400 cap. Inc., and 2. brooder
stoves, 500-1,000 cap., all oil



-purning, and good cond., $5.00

ea. at my place, 1 mi. south
Conley, Ga., at
Ranch, J. a: Kerlin, Ellenwood.

KRtses

2 Buckeye Ine., good cond.,
175-350 cap., $10.00 and $15.00
FOB. Exe. for Duroc-Jersey
shoats. O. B. Brown, Ft. Valley,.
Rts 2s 4 : :

4u0 cap. Queen ine.,
600 size Super Hatcher, $18.00.
F.0.B. Both good cond. Mrs. |
Jno, W. Griffin, Qcilla, Rt. 2.

Little Brown Hen inc., good
hor.,
2 gals. 85c; velvet okra

$15.00;

20 gal.,

| seed. Mrs. H. B. Flury, Rentz,
PEt Ey Ac

Super Hatcher Ine., 3860 cap.,
perfect cond., $15.00 cash. Mrs.
Early Owen, Zebulon. :

110 cap. Wisconsin Inc., good
cond., $8.00 F.O.B., or exc. for
100 baby chicks; 65 cap, Buck-
eye Inc., -$3.00 F.0,B. Mrs. L.
B. Edwards, Forsyth, Rt. 1. |

Brown Hen 50 cap. Inc., per-

fect cond., $3.00 postpaid. Also
AAA quality Buff Orp. eggs,
$1.00 per 15; 10 same quality
hens and unrelated rooster, $12.
Mrs. E. H. Roland, Morgan.
200 egg cap. Inc.: also farm
and gardening tools. Cheap.
On river road, 3 mi. Fairburn.
He He Redding, Fairburn, Rt. 2.

600 cap. Miller In.,

times, good hatches Ceost

$54.00), $25.00 F.0.B. Trade for |

anything can. use; also
dried beans, 10c_ Ib. del.
Mooney, Quill.

Electric Premier Inc., good as
new, 200 cap. used 1. year, $15.00
cash. Trade for 20 large hens.
A. D. Rogers, Americus, 216

some
ay J.

| Forsyth St.

Large Buckeye Inc.,_ perfect
cond., for sale or exe, "for sor-
ghum syrup. Mrs. G. G Blan-
chard, Appling. =

Ideal Inc., 150 cap. Set 3
times, good cond. $9.00 at my
home.
ville Rt.

600 eap. Inc., egg. farming: ee
vice, tester, etc., good cond., $20;
1 Super Hatcher, 375 cap. 3
trays, etc., excellent cond., $15
F.0.B. No chks. M. Rodgers,
Conyers.

150 cap. Inc., good cond., $8. 00.
C. M. Sapp, Ohoopee.

2 Queens, L Roebuck Inc., 600
cap., in good running cond.
$25.00 ea. F.0.B. Edgar Woodall,
Cornelia.

600 cap. oil Ine, .- Saver
Hatcher, reasonable. . Mrs. T.
A. Loudermilk, Mt. Airy.

250 cap. Inc., good cond., hot
water system, Bohon make. Cost
$22.00: sell for $15.00. Mrs.
Harlie R Smith, Hull, Rt. 1.

PLANTS FOR SALE

Early Jersey & Chas. Wake-
field Cabbage 500, 50c; 1M, 75c
del.; 5 M, $3.50, 10 M, $6.00 exp.
collect: Klondike strawberry 500
90; a M, $1.60 del. Prompt
shipment. Good count. Guy
Waldrip, Rt. 1, Flowery Branch.

Chas. Wakefield, Dutch and
Copenhagen cabbage 500, 50c;
5 M and 10 M





onion, white and yellow, $1.00
per M del.; 5 M and 10'M lots,
75c per M collect. Prompt ship-
ments. Ovie Crow, Valdosta.

Flat Dutch and Copenhagen
cabbage 20c per C; 50c for 400;
$1.00 per M del., 5 M, $3.00 exp.
collect; Bermuda onion, yellow
and white, $1.00 per M del. or
75e collect. Prompt shipment.
Lee Crowe, Valdosta. _

Wakefield, Dutch and Goners bs

hagen market cabbage $1.00 per
M del.; 5 M, $3.00 and 10 M,
$5.00 exp. collect; Bermuda

/onion, yellow and white, $1.00
per M del. or 75 per M. collect.

Good plants. Guaranteed. Estie
Crowe, Valdosta. :
Frostproof cabbage, _ B0c per
M: sugar cane syrup,
ns, 50c gal.; t p

James Mitchell, Atlan-

Rt. 2; Gainesville,

Barred -Rock |.

red pepper,

set 3.

ment,

J. HE. Newman, Hewrsnes

| Gainesville.

et ee onion



go
apples at
Daniel, | u

Eldorado Bieri and. ah

eretia- Dewberry $1.00- es 10

dei.. in Ga. Made
Greenville. : %

. Ever- -beating strawberry, $1.
per | M: ibe per-C =
young hens, laying, :
pen of R. I. Reds, $5. 00:
young stock dark Veen nis
$1.00 per 15: prepaid. -
change. C. O. Sikes, eee
Dill plants 6 to 15 in. hig
15e a doz. Add postage; r
fresh firm yellow Jersey butter, ES
35 a lb. or 3 lbs. del. $1.00; _
one New Hampshire Red. Coe
erel (ready for service) p
bred, $2.00 .0.B. Mrs. a Bees
Hyatt, bea: Bowdon. ;

Leading varieties of -eabbage
20c- per C, 75c per M mailed

10 M $4.50 express collect; Kilo

dyke strawberry 25e =
$1.50 per M mailed.

per C=
L A. Crow,

Chas. Jersey & Copenhage
cabbage, 500, 40; 75e M, pe
paid; 5 4M for= $2. 50

white and yellow Bermuda- on

ion, 50c for 500; 90c fer 1,000
postpaid... I. L. Stokes,
Fitzgerald. 5

Klondike sirawberries, (
500; $1.50 per M; sugar crow-
der peas, nice and clean, 10e ae
Ib. Sherman oe Ri 2
Gainesville.

Klondike strawberry 500, S0e;
$1.50 per M; young plants. Full
count Hazel Allen, wale
Gainesville.

Guar. frostproof cabbage, We
ready, all leading varieties, f
count, satis, guar., 20c, 100; 4
300;:-75--M, del 50c M,. -eXp
collect. Prnest AY iene: Rt. a
Gainesville.

Cabbage and aoulee ad now
ready, 500, 60c; $1.00 M. del
Any amount Lixo per M collect,

-No checks or C. 0. D.s. Marcus |
Williams, &

Rt 1, Gainesville.

Klondike iba Oe
per My del. Mrs. Nora. Crowe,
Rites, Gainesville.

April bearing strawberr:
plants, $1.50 per M, 25c per
postage prepaid. Well roote
ee A. G.. Howard, R. Fr D

, Flowery Branch.

blondie . strawberry, $1. 35
per M del. Progressive ever
bearing, $1.50 per M del., extr

Strawberry,

lJarge Lady T, $1.35 per M del.
Nice, well rooted young plants

true to name. Prompt ship
Fay Martin, Rt. 4, Flow
ery Branch.

Earliest variety Toioe -Klon
dike strawberry, 25c per C, $1.00
for 500; extra large firm meat.
Everbearers, 30 per; 35 25.
per 500: Blue Damson and Bur-
bank plums, 3 for 30c del. Mrs.
J. S Crowe; Rt. 1, Cumming.

All. kinds of cabbage, Be
muda onions, 90c per M. All
del. Now ready. Mrs. C Ge
Williams, Rt. 4, Baxley.

E. J. & C. J, cabbage, 25. pel
C, 500 for 60c or $1.00 per
del. J. M.. Beck, Rt. 1, Baxl

Frostproof Wakefield ;
bage. 20 per C; 300 for 350; 500.
for 65c or $1.00 per M; :
of 10 M or more 95
Prompt shipment.

Gocd plants. Clay Biat, Rt. 1,
Gainesville.

Early Terese ads:

Wakefield cabbage, 500, Be:

M, 75 del.; 5 M, $3.50; 10

$6.00 express collect; Klondik

strawberry 500, 90c; =f M, $1. 75
del. Prompt shipment. HG
Waldrip, Rt. 1, Flowery Branch.

Chas. Wakefield cabbage
plants now ready, $1.00 per M
postpaid; 60c for 500.. XCD
shipment. Order now.
J. A. Turner, Atma. 2) 3x

Klondike strawberries, $1 25
per M del. M. C. Crowe, Rt. 2,

Early large, heavy bearing
strawberry plants for sale o
exchange now for P. R. potato
plants to be del. May 1, each
pay postage, or $1.50 per M
cash. J. H. Colston, Cornelia =

Chas. Wakefield, Barly Jersey
cabbage, 60 per M; white and
yellow Bermuda onion, 60
M. 5 M, $2.50. Prompt ship-
ment. Strong plants. Guara
teed. Mrs. L. S. Jones, Baxl

Young berry plants for sale or
will exchange for any kinds of
chicks, _ Mrs. V. D. Williams
White Bluff, Savannah. =~

Cabbage, Collard, Lettuce and
onion plants, 300, 35c; larg
curled mustard seed, 25e a lb
5 Ibs. $1.00; seed cane for sale,
red green ribbon. L. HB. ae
son, Dublin,

" Cabbage: Large field grown
extra early J., Chas. W., Copen=
hagen and Golden acres, 500,
40e, 75c per M: Bermuda oni
white and yellow, same price
All del. postpaid. | Satisfacti
guar. F. F. Stokes, Fitage
All: varieties of ce

and yellow "Bermuda, ]
i M





efield ca bbage, now |
, 500, 60c; 100, 25 or $1.00

. Waldrip, Rt. 1, Gaines-

omato certified ahias Mar-
globe, New Stone, Ponderosa,
Greater Baltimore, Vicks choice,
500, $1.00; 1 M, $1.50 del. Mil-
lion ready March 1. -Few now
ready. V. H. Smith, Eldorendo.

- Kudza crowns and old fash-
mn fig sprouts. Make an offer
PR. Gaines, Re WS De 2;

Marly variety cabbage, 10c
per C plus postage; 100 straw-
berry plants free with each or-
der cf 500. Exchange for Irish
po! ratoes, seed peanuts or peas.
4 . Anderson, Rt. 4, Alma.

Mastodon everbearing straw-
berry plants, 25c C, $1.85 M, del.
ruckers Favorite corn, 25c qt.
All guar. true to name. Mrs. J.
. Hudgins, Flowery Branch,
Styuieh and Wakefield cabbage
plants, 15 C; 75 M del.; 45 M
Exp. cok; Vigorvine, 25c doz.
HP. Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 7.
_ Frost-proof E. J. and Chas.
_ W. cabbage, 500, 50c; 75 M, del.
5 M, $3.25; 10 M, $6.00 Exp.
col.; Klondike strawberry, 500,
c; $1.60 M del. Prompt ship-
ment. E. C. Waldrip, Flowery
may abe
White and yellow Bermuda
onion plants, $1.00 M del. Full
count guar. H. R. Williams,
axley.
E. J., Cx W., cae plants,
) : 5c M del.; 10 M, $6.00
tomato seed, Marglobe,
10; "New Stone, 65 Ib. del.
0. Waldrip, Flowery Branch.

Mastodon strawberry plants,

25 C; 500, $1.15; Progressive,.

Cc: 500, 90c. All postpaid.
S. oA. F. OKeliey, Maysville,

Beiseted Early 7 and Dutch-

cabbage. plants, 500, 50e; 80c M,
postpaid. Monia Reed, Oak-
wood.

- . J. and Chas, W. cabbage
plants, 50c M, Exp. collect; 75c
M~spostpaid.
prompt shipment. J. H. Sum-

er, Omega, Rt. 1.

_E. J., W., Chas. W. and Flat
Dutch cabbage plants, 500, 55c;
5e M, postpaid; Bermuda onion

nts, same price. For April
and May del. potato, tomato,
pepper and egg-plants. R.
Chanclor, Pitts.

Chas. W. cabbage, large, stocky
lants, $1.15 M, del.; cheaper
at the bed. L. B. Owens, Duluth,
Rt. a:
million Copenhagen. Market
abbage plants (from best of
eed), ibe M, F.0.B. Cheaper. in
large. quantities. Tom Linder,
ublin.
Dill plants, 10 pe: Mrs. C.
EES Kinsey, Lake Park, Rt. 3.

Fine youngberry plants, $5.00
50 for $2757. 25: for $1.50:
o. = Haskell, Macon, Rt.

u

Big hea. lettuce plants; 20

bo, 2 200; horseradish plants,
0Z.?
).: garlic sets, 15 doz.; spear-
mint, well rooted, 15e for 6
hes. Add postage. Mrs. I.

. Woodring, Alto, Rt. 1.

Missionary strawberry plants,

) $1.25; $2.00 M;
50c doz.; peppermint, _ spear-
mint, 50 doz.; yellow root, 50c
th -lixc, for white feed sacks.

og Cecil McCurley, Hartwell,

rhubarb,

oR _ cabbage plants,
300, 35c; 600, 55c; 85 M del.;
5c M Exp. collect; Stone and
Baltimore tomato seed, 70c Ib.
bs. $3.25. Shipped promptly.
yde Smith, Gainesville, Rt. 2.
Rhubarb plants, 50c doz.; 3
doz., $1.00; Missionary straw-
berry, 500, AA. 25; $2.00 M; gar-
Aic, 10 head: $1. 00 doz.;
0c doz. Miss Mattie McCurley,
Hartwell, Rt. 2.
_. Chas. W. cabbage plants, 20c
C; 500, 60c; 90c M. del.; Klon-
ike strawberry, $1.50 'M.. del.
Winfred ~ Wpleris, ~ Flowery
Branch.

Early Prolific Mar lobe; Sear-
et Globe, Red Rock tomato
plants, $1.00 M del., 25c C. Ready
last of March. L. D. ee

-sereven, Rt. 2. .

_Everbearing strawberry plants
0, 75c; postpaid. Mrs. J. N.
damson, Lula, Rt, 2.
_ Mastodon everbearine straw-
berry plants, 35e C, $3.50 M;
uady T., same price; sage
lants, 6, 60c; red gold straw-
2 SE WITS, a
eveland, Cleveland, Ga., Rt. 4.
Mastodon everbearing straw-

erry plants, 35 C, $2.50 M;:
ed Gold, 50c GC, $3.00 M;
p, 10 punch, Mrs. A. J. Stan-
, Cleveland, Rt. 4.

Booking orders for state insp.
and treated Imp. P. R. potato
lants, vine grown, free of dis-

ise, $1.25 M del.
ment. T. H. Flowers, Jesup.

_ Millions cabbage plants, Chas.

and J. W. Copenhagen,

uda and Prize BESS

Good eount. and:

jage under 5 Ibs.;

horseradish root, 20c |.

catnip,

cat-

Prompt ship-.



Cabbage plants, Copenhagen
Market and Early Flat Dutch,
500, 40c; 70c M. Del. L. M.
Wetherford, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Chas. W., E. J., cabbage, 500,
20c; 80c M. del.; KI ndike straw-
berry, 500, $2.00; $1.50 M. del.
Prompt shipment guar., good
count. Dewey Mathis, Flowery
Branch. y

Hastings Marglobe and Early
Prolifie tomato plants, also P. R.
potato, ready March 25th, $1.30
M. prepaid. P. L. Lightsey, Scre-
ven.

Lady T. strawberry
500, $1.00; $1.75 M; Klondike,
500, 75c; $1.50M del. Prompt
shipment. Ethel Crow, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2.

Booking orders for genuine
Red Skin P. R., improved pota-
to plants, also New Stone to-
mato, April and May del., $1.25
M del., or $1.00 M F.0.B. Ivey
Campbell, Baxley, Rt. 2.

Mastodon strawberry, 35c C,
$1.50 500; $2.75 M; Lady T., 30c
Gz -$1.00 500; $1.75 M; tame
dewberry, $1.00-doz. Mrs. BE. L.
Whitmire, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Mastodon strawberry, 35c C;
500; $1.00 M. Elizabeth Wal-
Thompson, 30c C; 500, $1.00;
$1.75 M.. Mrs. Lonie Prater,
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Wakefield cabbage plants, 60c |
500; $1.00 M. Elizabeth Wal-
drip, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Klondike strawberry, 500, 85c;
$1.50 M del. Prompt shipment;
sugar crowder peas, 10c_ Ib.;
white bunch butter-beans, 10c

plants,

\b. Hazel Allen, Gainesville, Rt.

2,

Wakefield and
Dutch cabbage plants,. ready.
Shipped promptly. 500, 40c; 65c
M, by mail prepaid; by express
not. prepaid; 50c M. Major-
Crow, Gainesville, aE

Cert. tomato plants, Mar-
globe, Prolific, Scarlet Globe,
Break O Day, $1.50 M, post-
paid. Ready Aprili. L. c. Mul-
lis, Surrency, Rt 2.

Oe insp. and treated P. R.
plants, ready to ship April 1,
$1.25 M. Prepaid. Paul Light-
sey, Sereven.

P. R. potato plants ready
April 1, $1.25; sweet pepper, $1.
M; .25e C; tomato, 75 M, 25c C.
All P. P. and ready April ist.
Otis Odell. Lightsey, Screven,
Rio:

Frost-proof cabbage plants,
3800, 40c; 500, 50c; 90c M, del.;
65c M. exp. col.: red speckled
crowder peas, 8 "Ib. _Add_ post-
Vigorvine to-
mato seed, 10c for +30; xc. for
peanuts. Bonnie Smith, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2.

Want 25,000 new Kiondike
plants, from new beds, and in-
spected. Give full particulars.
D. W. Hunter, Rossville.

Frest-proci



SEED FOR SALE

. Extra select Stone Min. melon

seed 65c per lb. del.; 60c a lb.
in 5 [b.lots: 3S; B. Smith, Ret. 3,
Jeffersonville.

Genuine Stone Mtn. water-
melon seed 50c a Ib. del., or 20
lbs. for $8.00; Barred Rock
Cockerels, Thompson strain, one
(extra nice) $2.50, one younger
for $1.50. Wallace Wilson, Mar-
tin.

10 to 15 M P.O.J. sugar cane, 7de
per 100 stalks or $7.00 per M at
my farm. Some are five feet
high. W. B. Cadle, Mt. Vernon.

Bunch Velvet for seed $3.00
per bu., 90 or 100-day running,
$2100 per rbu..\ Cash. W. 7.
Beasley, Nunez. :

Hales Best Cantaloupe seed
(Jumbo strain) 50c a lb. Ex-
change for Brab. or Iron peas,
carpet grass, Otoo-tans, or good
corn; Give best price del.
Tifton. Mrs. J. L. Bush, Box
84, Rt. 3, Tifton.

About 25 pints Okra seed, 16
pints long green pod, 8 pints
white velvet, hand shelled, 1936
crop, 25c pint: Kenneth Bell,
Rt. 1, Dallas. ae

Old fashioned muskmelon
seed 35c a pint, 3 pints for $1.00.
Add postage. K. B. Blalock, Rt.
A ALO 2

Chufas, $3.00 per bu. No

ecks. Charlie Oglesby, R.F.D..
2, Box 110, Garfield. .

Broom Corn seedplant and
cultivate like sorghuml0c a
pint, 70c a gallon postpaid. Mrs.
BE. R. Jones, Rt. 4, Gainesville.

The winter watermelon is not
a freak but a real good melon.
Will keep until Thanksgiving.
1-4 acre pke. seed 50c. W. M.
Thornton, Jesup.

Watson melon seed, Hales
Best and Rockyford cantaloupe,
35c a lb.; also wanted 25 dairy



1 calves not over one week old.
'H. L. Carmichael, Tifton.

500 ibs. Stone Mtn. or Dixie
Bell melon seed 50c del. Treated
against disease. Cuts red ripe
throughout. Prompt shipment.

_B. R. Andrews, Haddock.

Flat |
Dutch, white and yellow Ber-

onion.

Hagans Ice Cream Melon, the
Sweetest melon ever grown: wt.
25 to 50 Ibs., 20c oz., $2. 00 a
limited amount for me

also 1



SEED FOR SALE



1936 ear ater melon seed

10: a lb.; Dixie Bell, 35c a lb.

if you pay postage. Mrs. R. L.
Bloodworth, Rt. 1, McIntyre. .

Vigorvine tomatoes produce
75 to 175 weighing 1-2 to 2 1-2
lbs. sweet, acidless, smooth.
Produced 18 tons acre last year.
Seed 20 seed 10c and: two 3c
stamps. Roy Brown, Buckhead.

Vigorvine most prolific to-
mato grown. Grows 12 ft., 20
tons per acre. Colossal, largest
over 4:Ibs. No acid. While they
last 150 seed 25c. W. C. Smith,
Roy.

Pride of Georgia. melon seed
$1.50 Jb. prepaid. Mrs. Alton
Smith, Rt. 2, Chipley.

50 lbs. 1936 crop of Cuban
Queen melon seed $1.00 per Ib.
in 5 lb. lots or more, del. in Ga.

Thos. W. Register, Rt. 3, Ty Ty.

Chufas $3.00 per Bu. F.O.B.
Claxton.~ F. M. Fowler, Hagan.

Red stem castor bean seed 10c
tea cup full. Miss Susie Dasher,
Rt. 1, Box 7, Marlow.

11 ibs. Lifsey (sweet) melon
seed 35c a 1b.; 4 Ibs. Hales best
cantaloupe, 50c Ib. Add postage.
Mrs. Know Hale, Rt. 5, Buena
Vista.

' Several bushels Texas Sorg-
hum seed, nicely cleaned, 15c

per Ib. F.O:B. W. N. Foster, Mill
Haven. ;

Cuban Queen watermelon seed
from choice and well matured
melons, hand saved 5c a Ib.
del. E. li. Huey, Rt. B, Cordele.

175 Ibs. Dixie .Bell water-
melon seeds, dried in the shade,
50c..a 1b. A. J.. Greene, Rt... d,
Butler.

100 lbs, Dixie Bell watermelon
seed, sound and clean, 35 a 1b.;
22 Ibs. Cuban Queen seed, 50e a
lb. or $10.00 for the lot. All
hand selected A. L. Brady, Ru-
pert.

200 lbs. genuine improved Cu-
ban queen melon seed, hand
saved, screen dried, extra large
melons, $1.00 per ib. F.0.B.; 50
lbs. pure Dixie Bell seed 50c a
lb. F.0.B.; also 50 bu. mixed
field peas "tor hay $2.00 per Bu.
W. O. Birdsong, Gordon

Premium late Flat Dutch cab-
bage seed del. 10 oz. 90c; Ib.
K. N. Sharp, Commerce.

Cuban Queen melon
$1.00 a Ib. Exe. 5 Ibs. for
stock male pig any breed,
stock eges or anything can
Starling Yawn, Rt. 2, Box
Vienna.

English pea seed, very pro-
lific, elean and sound, 10c tea-
cup. Mrs. AW. 8, Orr, at. 14,
Flowery Branch.

8 lbs. prolific pole lima seed
beans. Seeds white of medium
size. Good green or dry, 25c a Ib.
F.0.B. Prefer to sell all to one
party. Money order only. Miss
ee L. Chapman, Crawfords-
ville

20 lbs. Dixie Bell faiion seed,
hand saved, selected from good
shipping melons, 50c a Ib.; 4
Ibs. Cuban queen seed 95 per
Ib. del. Whole lot $10.00. Eu-
gene LL. Bloodworth, R.F.D, 6,
~Macon.

Watson watermelon seed from
selected elons, 50 per Ib. in
10 Ib. lots or more. R. R. Jef-
fords, Box 351, Moultrie.

Imp. pure Pride of Ga. water-
melon seed, selected from best
melons, 75c lb. or 60 Ib in 10
lb. lots or more. J. M. Turner,
Lovejoy.

Baby lima, mixed pole beans,
20e pint; tender cornfield peans,
slightly mixed, 20c a pint; ex-
tra quality mustard seed, Be per
pint; mint, tansy and catnip
plants, 10c ea.; extra low price
on large lots;
plant, 6 for 25c.
ton, Roy.

P. O. J. sugar cane, wt 00 per
100 stalks my farm. . L. Wil-
liams, Baxley.

Several thousand stalks nice
sugar cane, $1.00 per 100 stalks
at bed; or exchange for peas
at market price. =. . E. MeDon-
ell, Shiloh.

Exchange 1 th. pure Stone
Mtn. watermelon seed for 100
Kudza crowns, large size, ready
to set out. Each party to pay
transportation or PP on same.
Mrs, Ida L. Prickett, Maysville.

Honey Drip and Jno. the Bap-

seed,
full
full
use.
113,

ten Clay-

tist cane seed, 4c per lb. in 100.

Ib. lots. White black eye peas
5 Ib in 100 lb. lots. Mark T.
Warren, Dewy Rose. :

45 lbs. of Stone Mtn, water-
melon seed, 45 per Ib, or whole
lot for $16. 00 F.0.B. B. BE. Dan-
diel, Ty Ty.

Stone Mtn. and Augusta Rat-
tlesnake melon seed, 30 per Ib.
and postage. Herman Coving-
ton, Rt.'1, Box 116, Buena Vista.

Genuine Ga. Red sugar cane,
$12.00 per M stalks wrapped in
burlap and shipped by freight.
A lower price delivered to trucks
in Blakely. John Underwood.

Genuine Cuban Queen water-
melon seed, 75 a Ib., or 60c a
lb. del. in Ga. W. T: MeMath,
Americus. f

Large and little halt runner
be n seed, :

horse radish to}.

all- tender. 25c a
cupful postpaid. No checks or
stamps accepted. Mrs. George
Poole, Rt. 2, Box 21, Jasper.
New Stone, Baltimore, Red
Rock, Tuckers Favorite Tomato
seed, 1-4 Ib., 50c; 1 Ib., $1.00;
5 Ibs., $3.75; 10 lbs., $7.00; Mar-
globe, $1.00 per Ib. del. W. R.
Stephens, Rt. 6, Gainesville.
Okra seed 20c a lb. del.; cab-
bage p'ants, 35c for 500 or 60c
per M del. Carl B. Hurst, Rt. 2,
Meigs. '
Vigorvine tomato seed, 50c per
100; Dutch and Wakefield cab-
page, $1.25 a lb., 5 Ibs. $5.00;

: Tos iio0r,

lb.; tender cornfield bean seed,
white or colored, 20c a cupful.
No order less than 50c. No
stamps. Mrs. Esta Wetherford,
Rt 2; Gainesville.

aA; pu. okra seed, 1936 crop, 12
per pint. Kind that produces
until frost. Will exchange for
anything else you have. Not
postpaid. Mrs. Guss Alexander,
Rt 1, Mt. Airy.

Several thousand stalks P. O.
J. cane, fine, good length, $10.00
perM. J. M. Calhoun, 5th St.,
S:;, Cordele. :

12 lbs. Improved Jones water-
melon seed, $1.20 per ib. del. in
Ga.; 4 lbs. Pride of Ga. water-
melon seed, $1.00 per lb. del. in
Ga.; 3 Poland China __ shoats,
$8 00 ea. >; 1 cured ham, 30c per
lb. No. checks. Wayman E.
Smith, Locust Grove.

Sericea Lespedeza unhulled at
16 2-3 cts. per Ib., no less than
50 lbs. per order. W. F. Cox,
Roswell.

Okra seed, 10c a ani! 193%
seed or 50c.a. gal.; white baby
lima beans 10c a. pint or lb. I
pay postage on orders amount-
ing to $1.00. 12 hens and 1
rooster, April and May hatched,
now laying, black minorcas and

die Clark, Rt. 1, Gillsville.

Giant watermelon seed, ances-
try weighted as high as 125
pounds. 3 doz. seed, 25c del.
by mail or 7 doz. seed for 50c
del by mail. L. C. Rawlins, Rt.
2, Cvington.

~ 1M Ibs. improved baby lima
bean seed, big, fresh, prolific.
Over 5 Ibs., 10c per: lb. Cash.
Miss Dixie Crummey, Jesup,
Rez.

Melon seed, hand selected, im-
proved quality, screened and
cleaned. 5 Ib. lots up, Stone
Min., 45c lb.; 5 Ibs. up, Cuban
Queen, 75c lb. Improved high
quality. E. J. Lavender, Syl-
vester, Rt. 1.

100 lbs. A-1 Cuban Queen
melon seed, 1 Ib. 80c; 5 Ibs.,

Hatcher, Jr., Cordele.

12 lbs. good Pride of Ga.
melon seed, 60c Ilb., and will
sell by 1-2 Ib. lots if desired.
All postpaid. J. T. Brown, Mc-
Donough, R.F.D. 3, Box 137.

Langfords real watermelon
(grow to wt. 50-125 lbs.) seed,
1-2, Ib., 50c; $1.00 Ibs 2 Ibs.,
$1.75: 5 Ibs., $3.50: - Limited
ete W. A. Langford, Mays-
ville

Citron seed, 15c Ib.; pure Stone
Mtn. melon seed, 75c 1b.; white
bush lima butter beans, 10e cup-
ful; purple hull table peas, 25c
qt.; extra large pumpkin seed,
10 spoonful. Rosie Crowe,
Cumming, Rt. 1.

Imp. Watson melon seed, 40c
Ib. del. Marvin Gladin, Mil-
ledgeville, Rt. 2.

Good, sound, striped half run-
ner bean seed, white and pink
bloom, no weevils, 20c large tea-
crefuk Add. -post:<"e. < Cash.
No. chks. Mrs. F. O. Hutchins,
Winder, R.F.D. 3. \

18 Ibs. Dixie Bell melon seed,
25c lb. plus postage, or 30c Ib.
postpaid on a pound. Mrs. Mer-
line Smallwood, Mepptyre, Rit;
Box 21.

Jones watermelon
pt;
plants, well rooted. Mrs.
Eliott, Martin, RE 2:

Cuban - Queen watermelon
seed, 50 Ib. del. Not less 1 Ib.
shipped.. J. D. Means, Elko.

Gigantic beans, 5 ft., long, wt.
20 lbs. Yard long pea-beans,
salad English peas, vine okra,
Bushel and Dipper nest-egg and
martin gourd seed, 10c large
pkt., 3 for 25ec. J. R. Bramlett,
Ellijay, Rt. 4.

seed, 50c
also peppermint, 10c doz.
ao By

Ib.; dill seed, long muskmelon,
10c this., big var., pumpkin, 10c
cup. Del. Exe. for cotton. Mrs.
W. T. Ralston, EHa Gap.

Giant gourd seed, 1 bu. size,
15 for 25 seeds; also Lucretia
dewberry plants, "7T5e C, $6.00 M.
Mrs. B. L. Robinson, Greenville.

Good, tender, white and brown
streaked half runner beans, 20c
tea-cupful. Add postage. Exe.
1 cup for 1-2 gal. yellow nest
onions. ,Mrs. L. R. Ashworth,
Loganville, Rt. 1.

3 Ibs. old time Jones melon
seed, hand selected. 1-4 Ib., 25c
del. Exec, for turkey ees. L.
L. Pearman, Pavo, Rt. 1.

POJ and Kianna seed cane,
cheap. Write for prices. T. E.

Vidalia, Bethany Home. ds



speckled crowder peas, 12 1-2c a

barred rock, $10.00 for all. Su-

$3.75; 10 ibs., $7.00 del. W. G..

field

$2.50.

Speckled crowder peas, 12 1-2c |



Exe. some ried apples:
for 2 lbs. Ea. pay pgsta
T. Houston, Blackshear,

100 lbs. pure Watson
melon seed, sound, fro
lb. melons. true to
shape, 50c lb. $85.0
A. F. Rogers, Facevill

Hastings mammoth loi
okra seed, 5c cupful
ning butterbeans, slightly
25c qt. or exe. for 2-cro
good corn seed, or seed p
Money order. Mrs. J
vens, Saint Marys.

Sev. hundred lbs. 5
Stone Mtn. and Dixi
melon seed, grown esp
seed, treated against
50e Ib. del. Prompt shi
B. R. Andrews, Haddock.

Black Beauty egg-plan
shaw, long green okra, |
peas, and Hales Best
loup seed. Any of ab
pki. 3. for: 25e;- postp
stamps. J. TT. Steven
kinsville, Rt. 3. :

Multiplying Calif. be
10c per start, also 1 good
cow. Mrs. Sallie Floyd,
mart, -Rte 2:

Good, selected Stone
watermelon seed, 35c Ib.
of 40 Ibs. 25 Ib. or $10
E. Daniel, Ty Ty.

Hand selected St
melon seed, purest of str
35e lb. or 18c per 1-2 Ib
postage. H. C. Pearman,

selected, true to name.
10c; 1-2 Ib. 20c; 35c I
$1.00. Add. postage.

Pearman, Chula, Rt. 1

seed,
pure and sound. L.
flower, Empire, Rt. 1.



CORN & SEED C(
FOR SALE



Will pay $1.00 bu. for
corn del. to Rays Road
Stone Mtn. highway,
for it in radius of 25 m
at 90c bu. Mrs. Louise
ley, Atlanta, P. O. Box

Want 50. bu. good bor
damaged). Make be
price del. at once. Em:
Tomlin, Thomaston,

201.

Want 500 bur ear corn:
price F.0.B. Culloden,
your farm. R. H. Holm
Icden.

Want 50 bu. corn _
and will come after; also
big bone P. C. boar
Cleveland, LaGrange,

Want hear from part
ae Gable seed corn.

nglish, Fayetteville, | Rt

evant 2 bu. Ga. 6-a
eorn (flinty prolific).
prices. Geo. W. Fowle!
ton.

Old fashion vellaget see
especially good for sand
$2.50 per bu. F.O.B. T. W.
Ohoopee.

Improved big ear Mar!
prolific seed- corn, botto
75 a peck, $2.50 per bu.

Sugar crowder peas, 7 a

bu. lots F.0.B.; also white
eyed peas 7c a lb. Chas.
Millan, Rt. 8, cals
Scotts _ Improved |
Prolific seed corn frani 2
selection, strictly
$1.00 per peck prepaid
bushel not prepaid, $1.50.
Z. L.. Scott, Con
Whatleys Improved
hand nubbed and shell
per bu., the kind that
crib. s G. Jordan; For

Whatleys seed corn,
from Whatley, hand pick
per bu. 2 F033: daen
Ohoopee.

Hastings big
corn, carefully _ selected,
bu.; Beat the Beet syru
seed, 45 a gal.; red rippe
pure, sound, $3. 00 bu. - AL
paid. J. H. Roebuck, Bu

Hecke alt

lbs. shipped.
EK. W. Cornelison, LaFay

Broadwells pure 2- -ear
lific seed corn, care
lected, nubbed and shell
a peck, $3.00 bu. F.0.B.
breeding this variety.
Broadwell, Alpharetta.

Har and shelled corn.
cow peas and syrup can
If interested, write or
B. Harbin, Lavonia.

Whatleys Prolific see
$2.75 per bu. $1.50 for
2 country cured hams
each, 36c per db. or bot
for $25. 00; one sorrell
yrs. old,. weight $00 Ibs.
broke, $165.00. W. D.
Rt. 1, Curryville.

Justi Big Ear seed cor
7 ears to stalk, very
E. C. Justi, Altamaha.

4 bu. Whatleys seed co
lected and nubbed, $2 0
1 peck Mexican. June, 0
postage; want 1 P. C. an
cross, gilt ready to br
reasonable price. Le
Coy, Talbotton, Rt. 4.








%

sday, March 1, 1937.



CORN & SEED CORN.
FOR SALE

Truckers Favorite, ist yr.
| fodder pulled or tops cut
m stalks. Selected seed ears,
bbed and shelled, $3.00 bu.
shard Lewis, Cornelia,

5 or 80 lbs. South American
ant pop corn, sound,
elled, nubbed and clean. Make






















2-ear Tennessee Red
Cob seed corn, $1.50 bu. F.0.B.
M. Webb, Billijay.

NS & PEAS FOR SALE

1,500 lbs. Calif. white and
black-eye peas, 6c Ib.; also 300
Ibs. pure white crowders, 10c
> <All treated for weevils.
Love Terry, Fairburn, R.F.D. 2.











Tron peas, $2.50 bu.; very
prolifie pea-vine and leaves
hold up until frost. L. EH Bar-

n Bowman, Rt. 1.

_ 3 pints frost-proof garden
eans to plant now, 25c Ib.
irs. G. R. Harper, Cut Cane.
Tron peas, sound, guar. Sample
pn request. Want 5 lbs. cane
ad, John M. Lawson, Gaines-
fle, Rt. 9.

- 200 bu. sound bunch velvet
beans, $2.50 bu for entire lot,





nO0.B. M. <A. Helms, Buena
Vista.

Bunch velvet beans, sound,
or seed. $3.00 bu. Millard
Beasley, Adrian.

White lima bunch butter

beans. 7c 1b.; yellow-eyed white
peas, 6c lb. Add postage. Mat-
ie Wright, Buchanan,; Rt. 1.
25: bu. genuine O-too-tans,
hand threshed and. re-cleaned.
$5.00 bu; 25 bu. big speckled
rowders (bear-till-frost kind),
Oe 1b.; $5.00 bu.;. better prices
on 5 bu. or more. T. O. McLen-
con, Carrollton, Rt. 3.

b Liytle white lady peas, 6c Ib.;
black crowders, 10c lb.: catnip,
hoarhound. 20e doz.; bunches:
strawberry plants, 25c C; 500
for $1.00; rasrberry. $2.50 C.
Sdd postage,
ner, Bremen. RF.D. 2.

Some 9-too-tans, A-1. cond.,























Henderson bush lima beans,
.; lady finger peas, and
exita eatiy black. crowder - peas,
be lb. Ade postage. R.C. Wil-
ums, Mt. Vernon, Rt. 1.

Red hull speckled peas, sound
d weevil-free, $1.00 peck post-
paid; $3.00 bu. F.O.B. Turken
(Spencer Wonder Bird) roost-
ers, $1.00 ea. F.0.B. John W.
Moseley, Soperton, Rt. 2.

- Genuine Otootans, recleaned
and graded, $4.50 bu.; Whatleys
rolific seed corn, selected,















. M. Turner, Royston.

spveckled crowders,
[2c lb. in 3 lb. lots or more; 4
l. Mammoth yellow soy beans,
0 bu. No stamps. G. T.
own, Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

Hew speckled. crowders, Calif.
black-eyed, 5c Ib.; mix. col.
nder cornfield beans, 2 Ibs.,
6: pumpkin seed, vard lone
peas, 10c cupful. Add postore
No chks. Sarah Grindle, Dah-
era, Rt, 1.

White, black-eyed peas, 5c lb.
not postpaid. W. J. Pitts, Mt.
fAary, Rt. 1.














not get toush), 25c lb. F.O.B.
Mrs. B. C. Ashe, Bishon.







sev. hundred bu. Brabhams
: in new, 2 1-2 bu:
weeo.- 1 stock,. $2.50 bu.

F.0.B. Bon Aire or Macon. L. 8S.
Hayes, Bonaire.

2 bu. Otootans, $7.00, or $1.00
"peck: sev. nice cured hams and
shoulders, 30c and 22 Ib. re-
pectively; 4 pure bred S. L.
Wyandotte pullets. 11 mos. old,
beginning to lay, $1.00 ea. Mrs.
Adelle Johnson, Snarta.

Sound, pure Calif. black-eye
eas, 10 lb.; also white, bunch
butter-beans, 10c Ib. Mrs. Billie
Walters, Lavonia, Rt. 2.

Genuine Laredo beans, clean
and sound, $4.00 bu. John
Wiis, Ro -- Springs.
Conch peas. absolutely pure
and sound, 25c for 1 Ib. or 2
Ibs. 35, postpaid. Earl S. Red-
Wine, Madras,

$ bu. pure Bunch Velvet
yeans, $2.50 bu. Also 8 bu.
pure white crowders, $3.25 bu.
'G. Roberts, Buona Vista, Rt
5 bu. pure, sound Brabs, $3.00
u. Leo Helms, Buena Vista.

About 20 bu. mixed peas,
nicely cleaned, some Unknown.
Speckled and small white, for
le. Make offer. T. M. Zel-
ers, Grantville.
Black eye white peas slightly
lamaged by weather, 10c a Ib.,
9.00 a bu. for 5 bu. or more.
all sample for 1 bu. up. Cash
Green and 2-




















































*y

d, nubbed and_ shelled.

reo. L. Green, Jasper.

200 bu. New Era, Whip, Brab.
eas for sale; want 20 bu. pure
d skin Porto Rico potatoes for
ed Clyde T, Hannah, Logans-








Mrs. Doyle. Con-

hubbed and shelled, $2.00 bu. |

BEANS & PEAS FOR SALE.



[MARKET BULLETIN

COTTON SEED FOR SALE



Hastings little white lima but-
ter beans, bush, 15 a Ib.; or
exchange for flower seed such
as double petunia, double pop-
pies, double zinnias, touch-me-
nots and phlox, also bell pepper
and June pink tomato seed.
Mrs. Soll Holton, Rt. 1, Ocilla.

5 Ibs. old fashion butter beans,
sound, 15c. Add postage, Mrs.
Sam McNair, Mitchell.

100 bu. Iron peas at $2.50 bu.
F.0.B. in 2 1-2 bu. bags. All my
own raising. Sample on re-
quest. W. D. Tarpe, Fort Valley.

No. 1 Brab. peas, $2.75 bu.;
Tron peas, $2.50 bu.; No. 1 vel-
vet beans, $1.50 bu.: No. 1 Bi-
loxi beans, $3.00 bu.: 75 Ibs.
white Dixie watermelon seed.
Clarence Sasser, Bon Air,

-35 bu. speckled peas, sound
and bright, $2.00 a bu. F.O.B.
Cc. B.. Chambless, Luthersville.

10 Ibs. old fashion butter-
beans, white, sound, good for
eating or seed, 15c a lb. Add

postage. Miss Pearlie MeNair,
Mitchell. :

No. 190-day velvet beans
$2.00 per bu.; 25 bu. Brab. peas
$2.50 per bu.: 5 bu. mixed peas
$2.25 per bu. F.0.B. my station.
Chas. 8. Tanner, R.F.D. 1, Send-
ersville.

100 lbs. sugar crowder, 6c a
Ib.; 400 Ibs. red ripper, 4c a
lb. F.0.B. Sample on request.
V. P-amhald, Rt. 1, Mt. Air-.

Red speckled crowder, lic a
lb.; white; tender sarden beans,
15c cup; 7 bu. stick beans 15c
a cup; water melon, yellow and
white meted, 10e thls, Add

postage. Mrs. Homer Eller, Ella
Gan.

Silver Hull Crowder peas,
$1.00 peck. $2.50: half bu., $3.50
a, DUN yehady strawberry
plants,, 500. $1.00; $1.75 per M:
Klondike 500 for 80c: $1.50 per
M. del. -CD: . Crow, Bt 9.
Gainesville.

14 bu. New Eras and 2 bu. un-
known peas, $2.00 per bu. F.0.B.

Rube H. Alred, Rt. 2, Box 69,
Tallanoosa.

White, tender cornfield bean

seed, 20c cupful: speckled crow-.

der, cream crowder and white
mush peas, 2 cups 15c: pump-
kin, 10ec cupful. Doyle Wiis,
Ella Gap.

Clay peas $2.00, Brabs $2.50.
Sample on ~ request. Shipped
F.0.B. J. H. Archer, Snarta.

Brabhams, Clays, Whippor-
will and mixed peas for sale,
W. C. Coffin. Richland.

Whipporwills, bu. $2.25: New
Eras, bu. $2.25; mixed peas for
hay, bu. $2.25; Biloxi soybeans
(20 bu.), bu., $2.25: Otcotans
(50 bu.), bu. $4.50, 2 1-2-bu.
bags. Send remittance. Clar-
ence Fazan. Fort Valley.

450-500 Ibs. seed butter beans,
white bunch variety, at 10 per

Ib. any quantity. C. A. Thur-
mond, R.F.D. Perry.
Genuine Otootans, 1936 crop,

$3.75 per bu. W. C. Broadwell.
Rt. 4, Elberton. :

Want 12 or 15,bu. Hay peas,
also 10-12 Guinea hens and
rooster. Jesse Lawson, Dora-



bs. cornfield sbeans (do |

, here.



villo.- :
Want 100 bu. pure Iron peas.

Quote price and shipping chgs.-

H. B Launius, Monroe.



| COTTON SEED FOR SALE



clean
E. R.

Stoneville cotton. seed,
and pure $1.00 per bu.
Bailey, Rt. 1, Harlem.

Stoneville No. lorg lint cot-
ton seed $1.00 per Bu Jj. T.
Stanton, Devereux.

D. & P. L. pure cotton seed,
second years planting 90c a bu.;
also Kiondike strawberry plants
$1.00 per M. J. W. Bone, Rt. 3.
Datas. ./

Stoneville No. 5 cotton seed,
first year from Delta Pedigreed
Seed Association, guaranteed
kept pure at gin, $1.25 per Bu.

F. 0. B J. H. Goolsby, Monti-
cello. :
500 Bu. improved Cock and

Petty Toole cotton seed, wilt re-
sistant, recleaned and guaran-
teed sound, $1.00 per bu. F.O.B.

10 Bu. pure Stoneville No. 2
(selected for my own use), 90c
per Bu. H. B Chandler, Lu-
thersville.

100 Bu. D. & P. L. No. 11 cot-
ton seed, 1 1-16 in. stanle ginned
on one variety gin, 44 per cent
lint, $1.00 per Bu. L. C. Davis,
Rt. 1. Buchanan.

Good, clean, Coker & Wanna-
maker cotton seed, not mixed,
$1.50 per Bu. N J. Garrett. Rt.
7, Dublin.

Wannamaker and Half-and-.
Half cotton seeds, pure and
sound, $1.00 per Bu. Also, reg-
istered S. P. C. pigs and youn

boars ready for. service. All
champion blood lines. Price
reasonable. F. H. Bunn, Mid-
ville. '

100 Bu. Mars. Rose cotton
seed, 1 1-8 staple, $1.50 per Bu.
FO.B. W. R. Daniel, Rt. 6, Car-
rollton.

Pure Farm Relief cotton seed,
strain No. 3 and No. 4.. Kept
pure at gin. $3.00 for 100 Ibs.
W. T. Allen, R. F. D. 1, Dan-
ielsville. er ae


a

ie

T. O. Whitchard, Blakely..




+ 100 Ibs.



' seed, 2nd year

175 Bu. D. & P. L_ good plant-
ing cotton seed 31-32 to 1 inch
staple, 40 to 43 per cent lint.
Ginned on D. & P. L. gin. 90c
per Bu. Ernest O. Sayer, Doug-
lasville. :

Farm relief cotton seed, 1935
grown, $4.00 per hun. lbs.; Wan-
namaker Cleveland seed, $1.00
per Bu. Exchange 4 bu. for 100
Ibs. Spanish peanuts. L. HE.
Adams, Rt. 2, Hartwell.

50 Bu. Genuine Mars Rose
cotton seed, five to eight locks
ta each boll, one to three bales
per acre, $1.75 per Bu. $5.00
per 100 lbs. F.0.B. Baxley. R J.
Fossett, Baxley.

W. S. Galloways Dixie Rose
cotton seed, $2.00 per bu., 3 bu.
tor $5.00 F.0.B. here. C'G. Wil-
liams, Rt. 1, Wrightsville.

Williams Toole Prolific Cotton
seed, wilt resistant, $1.00 per
Bu.; Flat Vine Runner _ seed
peanuts $1.25 per Bu.; Brooks
cured hams, 25 a lb.; Frost-
proof cabbage plants 60c per M.;
White Bermuda onion plants
75e per M. W. W. Williams,
Quitman

Pure Wannamaker and Half
and Half cotton seed, $1.10 per
bu.: reg., Champion blooded S.
P. C. pigs, large litters. F. H.
Bunn, Midville.

25 bu. Cooks No. 12 wilt-re-
sistant cotton seed, 2nd yr. At-
tention given ea. yr. at gin, but
not recleaned. $23.75 del. A. J.
Kent, Midville, Rt. 2.

4 tons imp. Petty Toole, big
boll, extra staple, lint, especially

ing. $1.25 bu.; over 10 bu._$1.0

bu, Cash. J. Walter Crummey,
Jesup, Rt. 2. oe
Genuine Petty Toole wilt-

resistant cotton seed, recleaned,
sound and good, $1.25 bu. F.O.
B. farm. J. B. Hunnicutt, Amer-
icus R.F.D.

Pure Farm Relief and pure
College No. 1 cotton seed. Both
kept clean at gin and $1.00 bu.
J. Wash Hopper, Ranger.

50 bu. D. & P. L. cotton seed,
kept pure at gin, $1.00 bu. Exe.
10 bu. for 10 M P. R. potato
plants, for about May 4 del. or
exc. 4\bu. for 1 doz. large, 1 yr.
old pecan trees. W. A. Moon,
Waco.

Stoneville cotton seed $1.00
per bu. Good seed. Mrs. Clay-
ton Douglas, Alma.

100 bu. Petty Toole wilt-re-
sistant cotton seed, $1.00 a bu.
in small lots. J. G. Minick,
Brooklet.

Stoneville, earliest variety of
big boll, wilt-resistant, storm
proof, first year from breeder
$1.00 per bu. B. R. Woodliff,
Rt. 1, Flowery Branch.

{Improved big boll Dixie Rose
cotton seed. Try it and double
your yield. $2.50 a bu. F.O.B.
John C. Johnston, Hogansville.

9 u. Wannamakers
Triumph. wilt-resistant
seed, one-year from grower.
Pure, sound and clean. $1.00
per bu. any amount in sacks
F.0.B, shipping station. W. D.
Harper, 1004 Plant Ave. Way-
cross.

Stoneville No. 2 cotton seed,
pure, sound and _ clean, first
year from originator, $3.50 per
F.0.B. W. L. Edwards,
Rt. 3, Ellaville.

Mars Rose cotton seed, pure,
recieaned, $1.50 per bu. Made
bale per acre this year. F.O.B.
Burgin Wiley, Rt. 1, Rutledge.

Pure Ruckers, recleaned,
graded, 45 per cent lint, 19 yrs.
growers. $1.25 per bu. F.O.B.
Chas. L. Brown, Hartwell.

Stoneville No. 2-A, first year,

ginned 1 variety gin, re-cleaned,
100 lb. bags, $4.15 a bag; What-
eys prolific seed corn, field
selected, nubbed and hand
shelled, $2.75 a bu., half bu..
$1.50; peck, 90c here. W. H.
Bolton, Griffin.
100 bu. Farm Relief cotton
from breeder,
ginned pure $3.00 per hundred
Ibs., 300 Ibs., $8.50: also white
Spanish improved bunch and
runner peanuts, $1.25 a bu. while
they last F.O.B. Geo. C. Young,
Tennille.

Dixie Rose cotton seed, kept
pure at gin, about 50 bu. $1.50
bu. Frt. paid on 10 bu. or more.

mie
cotton

H. H. Smith, Hilltonia, Rt. 1,
Box 88.
Choice, pure Stoneville 4-A

cotton seed, Ist yr. Ginned on
private gin, $1.25 bu. F.O.B.
Cash with order. W. Coleman
Tanner. Sandersville, Rt. 1.

Tooles big boll cotton seed,
$1.00 bu. Carl M. Davis, Sur-
reney.

200 bu. Stoneville No. 2 re-
cleaned cotton seed, $1.00 bu.
F.0.B. Also want to buy N. C.
Runner peanuts for plants at
best price. R. E. Fouche, Ideal.

Rucker and Stoneville No, 2
$1.00 bu. F.0.B. Exe. for cane
seed. T. P. Holcombe, Adairs-
ville, Rt. 2. :

Pure Cokers Farm Relief str.
3 cotton seed, from seed direct
from Coker, $4.00 per 100 Ib.
bag... W. C. Oliver, Carnesville.

50 bu. Stoneville No. 2 cot-

ton seed, ist yr. from orig., well

taken care of, $1.00 bu. in not
less 3 bu. lots, F.0.B. J. A. Craw-

ford, Calhoun, Rt. 2.










\



A DEPARTMENT OF OUR OWN FOR FARM WOMEN

Page Seve



Dear Farm Women:

From now on we are to have a department of our own.

Mr. Columbus Roberts, our

new Commissioner, believes

in the good women of our State, and has therefore added

this division to the Department of Agriculture.

Now be-

cause I happen to be your Director, please do not think

of me as somebody far up in the red tape whom you cannot

get to.
I am interested in your pro
for I am a woman.

blems; I am interested in you,
Women should love other women and

they do; they should stand together and help one another
with lifes problems, and we do; they should work to make
life happier and more useful for one another, and they do. :
Tt has been said that town women get so interested in their
own affairs that they do not care for their rural sisters.
This is a mistake, it is not that urban women do not care,
they just get busy as do the rural women and each forgets

the other. But Town Women need Farm Women and

Farm Women need their urban sisters.

In the first place, there is so much wholesome produce
on the farm. and fine preserved goods that the rural woman
has spent her spare moments in making. She has much
the urban woman needs and which, if bought from the farm,

helps.

I have worked with rural: people five years, and I have
seen in that time some of the loveliest bed-spreads, luncheon
cloths, rag-rugs, crocheted dresses and numerous other
articles which, if presented to the public, would sell for good
prices. Why not lets all work together to sell, thus sharing

one-anothers problems in a spirit of love and service?

I

know how splendid it is to be able to sell something and,
with the money received, buy the girls pretty things, which

z : jthey must have to make them appear in good company and
He Ste ee ee hae al look their best; I know what it means to be able to turn
| time and talent into- comforts for the family, so why not

Jlets think on-terms of markets?

_ For the farmers there is a Bureau of Markets, under the
supervision of Mr. Hamilton Ralls, and now we. too, have

a Womens Division in the Bureau of Markcts.

that we shall try to create

That means
Womens Markets to handle

some surpluses. In these markets we want any article made
by the farm families, provided the articles are marketable;
by marketable, I mean the kind of stuff that will be good-

looking enough for people to want to buy and good enough
for them to come back for more.

Since we have already

had calls for preserves, jams, jellies, relishes, I believe you
might start with some one product and work with it until
you know it is good; then strive to keep it uniform that it is

the same every time.

It is our hope, in time, to be able, through the women of
the town and county, to establish Womens Markets in many
places; however, if a market is not established near you,
and you are interested in the plan, write me and I will com-
municate with you or come and help you. Remember, we
must have a splendid article to sell if we want money for it.

If in your section any one thing is being done well, let
me know about it and I'll try to find a market. Remember,

I am here to serve you.

Yours for service,

PEANUTS AND PECANS
FOR SALE



Pecans, 10c Ib. or more lots:
Stewarts, 14c Ib.; Schleys, 17c
lb. Prepaid: Want 70 gal. pure
sugar cane or Kianna syrup at
lowest cash price. - T. V. Shoe-
maker, West Point.

Schleys, 20c Ib. Exe. for dried
fruit. P. E. Johnson, Claxton.

Large White Spanish, 4c Ib.;
nice, clean Chufas, 10 lb.: white
nest onions, 85c gal.; shelled
pop corn, 10c lb.: Klondike
strawberry plants, 25c 'C. Add
postage. Mattie Wright, Buch-
anan. :

Nice, white Spanish peanuts,
hand picked, 20c gal.: Texas
Seeded cane seed, 10c lb. Add
postage. Mrs. Alberta Ballen-
ger, Buchanan, Rt. 1.

White Spanish, and small
white: peas. Ea. 10c Ib.: black
pole beans, 30c Ib.; Klondike

strawberry plants, $1.50 M. Ev-
erbearing, $2.00 M. All del.
ae Waldrip, Flowery Branch,

30 bu. imp. white Spanish,
sound, recleaned, 6c lb. F.O.B.
Rabun Jones, Tennille.

100 lbs. Stewarts, extra large
and sound, 20c lb. F.O.B. sta-
tion; 100 lbs. good seedlings, 8
lb.;. 10 bu. Stoneville cotton
seed, No. 2, $1.00 bu. F.O.B.
G. P. Nunn, Crawfordville.

1936 grown pecans, thin shell,
large, firm meat, 15 and 20c
lb.; also Coffee Berry seed.
Sample, 15e. J. K. Noland, Au-
gusta, 1477: Gwinnett St,

Good Ga. Runner for seed,
dbl. run and recleaned, 5c Ib.,
F.0O.B. Alton Ricketson, Am-
brese; Rt. 1.

About 1 M Ibs. pecans, Schleys,
Stewarts, Frotchers, 1936 crop,
fair, at reasonable price. Also
want a bu. ea. Otootan and La-
redo Soy beans. Make price.
H. C. Walker, McRae. \

Stewart pecans, 15 and- 20c
per lb. Mrs. J. D. Franklin, Vi-
enna, 806 Macon Road.

Old fashion runner peanuts,
4c per lb.; recleaned 5c per Ib.
F.0.B. R. F. Thompson, Box 63.
Shellman. . ; aA

Large Stewart Pecans, 15c
per lb. F.0.B.; Seedlings ie.









Will exchange some for a

MRS. ROBIN WOOD.

PEANUTS AND PECANS
FOR SALE

peaches. Mrs. W. B. Hester, Rt.
3, Blakely.

Extra choice new crop paper
shell pecans (50 or less weigh
a pound) 5 Ibs., $1.00 postpaid
through 8rd zone. Mrs. T. C.
Floyd, Box 74, Chipley. \

No. 1 Virginia bunch peanuts
5c a lb.; also pecans, Schleys
20c a Ib.; Stewarts, 15c a Ib.:
also pure strain Parks Barred
Rock hens, bloodtested, $1.25
each. Money order. W. S. Nor-
ton, Edison.

Good Georgia raised runner



Faulkner, Osierfield.

300 Ibs. runner peanuts re-
cleaned, 5 a Ib. for the lot
F.0.B. N. W. McLeod, Shellman,

275 lbs. large Stewart Pecans
20c a lb.; 300 Ibs. medium size
seedlings 10 a lb.; 300 Ibs. small
seedlings 7 1-2c a Ib.: also Ma-
hood strain S. C. R. I. Red hatch-

= Shelled pecans 25c a lb, Ju-
lian Weldon, Milner.

75 Ibs. nice Stewart | Schley
pecans 15c a Ib. del.: also 3 or
4 bushels Oceola velvet beans
$3.00 per bu. del. J. A. Kim-
berly, R.F.D. 2, Empire.

PECAN & OTHER FRUIT





Want 25 to 50 pecan, 4 ft,
trees at once. Write Geo. W.
McDonald, Vidalia, Rt./ 4,

Want 50 May flower, 50 BHl-
berta peach trees, budded stock,
at once; also 10 bu.
speckled velvet beans, and 1
Guernsey male, 4 to 12 mos. old,
sub. to reg. Quote best cash
prices. H. N. Watts, Felton,
Rt -2

Want some chinquapins, 1 or
2 yrs. old. Quote by dozen or
hundred lot. H. Ll. Hearn, Pal-
metto. Rt. 1.

Old-fashioned sweet peach,
yellow or white, Brown Turkey
fig, blue Damson, red Goose and
Japanese apricot plums, scup-



les or | $1.00 a

pernong, muscadines, 10c ea.
A. T. Pat Wace







peanuts, 6c a Ib. F.0.B. Esbon.

ing eggs $1.50 per 15. Miss
Belle Timmerman, Box 83,
Bronwood.

TREES, ETC., FOR SALE

90-day


















































































































urkey, 1 1-2 to

_ft., 50 ea.; Large |

WE ee ace 35 each..

d. sweet raspberry, 50c and
oz, F.0.B.; | Imported
ickberry, $1.10 doz. Del. Ga.

C. M. Dwight,. Atlanta, 1035
6 pitol Ave., S. By a Ma.

: Grape cuttings, ca Ni-
i Butie: = 30c-doz. Miss
Beatrice Rose, Loving.

Brown fig, white scupper-
ong, peach, cling, - -clearstone,
white, yellow, also Indian, Blue
plum, May cherries, horse, lim-
ertwig apples. 10c ea.; $1.00
.; strawberries, $1.50 M. Mrs.

J Ww Lovvorn, Waco, Rt. 2:

Black | walnut trees,
00 doz.; $5.00 C; 1 yr. peach
es, good yvar., clingstone, 60
. $2.50 hun. Blanch Wood-
fe Greenville. :

Seuppernong. vines, rooted,

Jarge, white, 20c ea. 3 for 50c;
r $1.00 postpaid. Sie chks.
Hamilton, Alamo, Rt. 2.

00 crabapple trees, 2-4. ft.,
00 700, Mrs. W.7 Sttick-
d;/ Homerville, Rt. 2, Box -15.

Brown Calif. figs, brown scup-
pernongs, muscadines, Jap-:apri-

eots, large Red Goose and Blue|

lums, 10c ea., $1.00 doz. 6 or
re del.; old time seedling
ch, rooted, 5e 6a...... Asa A;

Meck. Bowden, Rt. 2.

seedling peach seed, yr. old,

ae Lum and clear seed,- good var.,

Oe doz. $2.00 C. Roots well

wrapped and del. Mrs. Bs
Gladden, Tahlaooesa, Hie

English walnuts, 2 ft. high,
be. Ga. 15 vin, 1beea. Mrs.
S. Ladd, Gainesville, Rt. 7.

own fig, horse apple, apri-
, blue Damson plum, 10 ea.
$1.00 doz.; old fashioned Eng.

ach, white and yellow var.,

Oc ea., $1.00 doz.; $6.00 C del.
iss Marcelle Patterson, Waco,

sien, leading vanietios, State
p. Guar. true to name, $40.00

$5. OG. C= 280: doz. R.
ravis, Riverdale.

Leading var. apple and peach
pas 18 24 in. 10 ea; 2-3. 1C.,:
a.; grape vines, "10 ea.;
ier strawberry plants, 50
State insp. WwW. H.
der, Cleveland.

ak Gilcord grape vines,
$100 doz.; also few

hits cornfield bean seed, 15c
pful.
e Fain, Ellijay, Rt. 1.

Old fashioned white and yel-
- sweet peach, 2-5 ft. trees,
doz. del., doz. or more; blue

lums and scuppernongs, same

rice. Hlzie O. Patterson, Waco,

a 2: i $

doz. or more old fashioned:

50
S.A.

ple fig sprouts, rooted,
; Cash with order.
el; Morris Station.

exas Wonder plackberry,
onth earlier and larger than
native berry; berries on now),
doz. plants prepaid. M. N.
ertz, Thomasville.

Plum > trees, $2.00 doz.;
as, $1.00 ea.
acked. C. ea
unswick.

Tame gooseberry bushes, $1.00
doz. postpaid: birdock plants,
50c doz. Mrs. Taylor Seabolt,

hlonega, Rt. 1.

Hobsons__ delicious

stnut trees, 1 yr., $1.00 ea.
lus postage; Osteomeles
Schwermae, China, 17 yr. old,
wery rare, $1, 000. QO James

obson, Jasper.
- Large Red Goose
trees, 30c;
cely rooted. Ask for prices
on 50-100 del. postpaid. R. P.
teinheimer, Brooklet.

ban-

Decker,

Chinese

plums, 3

Fine red raspberry and crab-

le sprouts, 6, $1.00; huckle-
Ty, $1.00 doz.: Moss curled
sley, $1.00 C. Mrs. J. H.
nland, Ellijay. ee:
Crabapple sprouts, huckle-
erry, redbud. bushes, $1.00 doz.

ostpaid. H. J. Wilson, Morgan-
on.

a

s oieteds: $1.00 .
Ga. Ribbon Cane eran

9-3 4t..

A

Alexan-_

Add postage to all. Nel- t

Well rooted and

6 for 50c, postpaid.



"TOBACCO FOR SALE

Good, Hota. made tobacco for
hew, pipe or cigarette, 10c Ib.
or in 100 ib. lots; 8c and Te Ih.
. Express, Parcel Post. Also



Tooles big boll, wilt resistant |

ton seed. Lilla Campbell,

chewing,

a - $1.00 del. No trash.
Piatt shipment. Gold dollar
obacco seed, 35 ounce; large
e pecans, 20 Tbs: want some
ca a

smoking,

a Sone made flue cured

co, 1986 crop, No. 1, 10c/1

No. 2, Te lb.: No. 3, 5e Ib.;
Ibs. smoking, $1.00; 11 Ibs.
wing, $1.00, postpaid. M. B.
i Rockingham, Riot,

l, nice, flue cured tobacco,

Willie

tobacco, z

eke 12
Guar, _

Olive eee Bax- }

Skin P. RL
bu.;

100 bu. Red

| bbls.
50c gal. 12 miles
Jacksonville- McRae .

-McRaeon

te

75 bu. sweet potatoes for. sale.

Isaiah F. Cobb, Louisville, R.F.
D. 2, Box 62.
i 60 Dus Ps R. sweet potatoes,
free of disease, fine flavor, for
sale. Mrs. BE. E. Payne, Rey-
nolds.

Good, whole Sent flue cured
tobacco, 10 Ibs.; $1.00 prepaid
to 3rd zone.
ley.

GRAIN & HAY FOR SALE

5 tons or more No. 1- baled





barn, 2 1-2 mi. from Bay St.
Underpass, near Traceys Lake;
also goats, for sale. HE. H. Ries.
\ Macon. ;

About 20 bu. spring seed oats
(Piighum); <$215 pu, 2k 0:8;
Cash with order. Alan , Conn,
Canton, Rt. 3.

6 or tons shaker ass and. yel-
vet bean vine hay, $15. 00 ton;
also 7 or 8 tons velvet beans in
pod, $18.00 ton. J Sie pean,
Louisville... - 1 ae
2500 bundles fodder for sale.
Newman Robinson, Louisville.

Peanut hay for sale. Del. in
5 and 6 ton lots. W. M. Jacky
son, Warwick.

FRESH & CURED MEAT
_FOR SALE



Brooks county fom $30.00
per 100 Ibs., or 32 per Ib.: Rib-
bon Cane syrup, 6 gal. to case,
$3.50 per case. Cash with M. 0.
onty. C.: R. Hutchinson, Quit-
man, Rt. 1, Box 184.

2 small hams, wt. about 25
FADS: -ea., 33 1-3: 1b." Exe. for
lard at 15 lb. snake cucumber
(grows 3 5. largest early
Eng. pea, 4 ft. vines, small
melon, yellow meat watermelon,
pop corn. All 10c pkg. seed
postpaid. LL. J. Vollrath, Wins-
ton,; |) : :

1 19385 country cured ham,
good and sound, 25 lbs., 35 1
del. Ga. Saar Owen, Barnes-
ville,

Oak smoked, corn fed, home
cured -bacon, hams, 8- 16 lbs.,
Sac 2b sides. and shoulders,
8-20 Ibs., 22 Ib.
KL. Jackson, Colquitt. +

SYRUP FOR SALE

Sugar cane syrup, gal. cans,
good, 40c gal., or exc, for any-
thing can use. Joe M. Brown,
McRae.

| Pure sugar cane syrup, 6 No.





$3.00; 24-2. 1-2 Ibs., eans to
case, $3.95: country cured sides
and shoulders, $18.00 per hun-
dred lbs. Hams, 256010; ee
Collins, Whigham.

No. 1: syrup in 5 Ibs. cans.,
10 gal. lots or over, 50 gal.,
freight paid. Mrs. P. J. Byrd,
Fitzgerald, Rt. 4, Box 49.

500 gal. pure Ga. cane syrup
in 1 gal cans,-40c can, del. your
truck at Hazlehurst. G. L. Hin-
son, Hazlehurst.

Large red and
syrup in regular :
$1.10 doz.; 2 doz., $2.10. Guar.
best grade. Sample of 1 bottle,
25e in stamps. W. L. Dasher,
Lake Park, Rt. 1.

A-1 syrup in cases. Ole 61
gal. cans, $3.15; cas of 12
1-2 gals., $3.40: oak smoked
meat, sides and shoulders, 20
Ib.; hams, 25 lb. F.0.B. J. TS.
Ponder, Whigham.

200 gal. 384~- degree Ga.

SEbbon cane
beer bottles,

cane

gal. F.0.B. truck here. I.
Hyde, Fitzgerald, Box 247. -

83 gals. cane syrup in new
bbls: Good, thick. $13.00, or exe.
for a Cole ingore, dbl. hopper,
good cond. Ss. D. Flanagan,
McRae, Route 1. :

Uniform grade, pure sorghum
syrup produced under direction
of Ga. Experiment Station. Case
of 2412-o07. jars, $2.60; case
of 1232-ounce jars, $2. 60. J.

M.

Farmers
ville.

BUTTER FOR SALE

2 to 4 Ibs. nice butter per nee
30c per Ib. del.: also want 3
barred rock roosters ~ -Feb. or
March 1936 hatch, pure breed
and priced right.
Hudgins, Rt. 2, Bremen,

Nice, fresh country putter,
5 or 6 lbs. each week, 30c a Ib.
Efe eed Mrs> L. L. Crowe, Rt.

Cumming.

Good, nice putter, 30 a Ib.
Clara Poole, Rt. 2, Box ah) Jas-
per,

4 Ibs. fresh butter per week
25 lb. del. Mrs. Berlin Bear-
den, Waco, Rt. 2.

10 ne 15 Ibs. good, firm butter

Association, -Blairs-







Highway.
Mrs. T. S. Williams, Milan, Rt.

Orris Harris, Bax-

Bermuda hay, $15.00 ton at my

Ship C.O.D. |

10 cans to case, $2.75; 12-5 lbs., |

bu

syrup in gal. cans, 1936 crop, 40c.

E. Bailey, care Union County ;

Mrs. A. L.

Nice, brig ht, sundried
Tb. del. Mrs. Aaron Hill, Mays-
ville, Rta:

Br ight, sundried peaches, free
from worms, 12c lb. del. in Ist
and 2nd zone. Sat, guar.
V. Carter, Whitesburg, Rt, 1.

Nice sundried peaches, free
from worms, 15 lb. in 10 Ib.
or more lots. Add postage. No
exch. Mrs. C. W. Casey, Canon.
returned, Mrs. W. F. ee
Rt. 2, Norwood. =

20 ibs. nice dried peaches, free
of worms, 12e lb. Cash or exe,
for pure. PR, potato plants at
market price,
Bishop.

Bright, sundried horse apples,

Le!

crop, 10 Ibs. $1.40 del. Money
order. No chks. ._Mrs.. Emma
Knight, Grayson.

Nice sundried peaches, un-
peeled, 15c Ib. del. Mrs. J. J.
Roach, Royston, Rt. 1.
del. Mrs.

crop, 18 Ib, Otis

Craft, Lavonia.

Nice, bright sundr ied peaches,
16c Ib. Hand picked sage, 35
Ib. del.
ville, Rt. 1. j

HONEY BEES AND BEE
- SUPPLIES FOR SALE

20 stands Bees, part Pat. hives
$20.00 at my place. R. L. Ker-
sey, Adrian, Rt. 3.

3 banded Italian bees | and
queens, 3 lb: package with un-
tested queen, $3.15; 2 lb. pkg.
with untested queen, $2.45;
(eae 7oc ea. Shipping starts
April 1 John <A. . Crummey,
Jesup.

5 gal cans and bbls.





or trade for healthy chickens.
Market value for both. Ed Brad-
ley, Hazlenurst.

75 gums bees in
hives. If interested,
M. Peavy, Pinehurst.

Hive your bees as they swarm.
Light, easy to operate. Write
for particulars. I. A. Manley,
Decatur, 222 Lockwood Terrace.

Want 50 hives bees free from
disease, in good cond. within
50-60 miles.- Quote best cash
price. Arthur Kinsland, _Dil-
lard, Rt. 1.

Want 50 or 100 hives Bees for
Mareh del,
hives and best price.
Miller. Cornelia.

50 hives bees in standard 8
frame hives, with 1 super ea.,
complete in good cond., $2. 00
ea. F.0.B. my home, 2 mi. north
Barnesville (near Dixie High-
uae -C. G. Oliver, Peony le,
Rt. S

.
improved
write. L.

CC. M.



Wircclianecus Wanted



safras root, wild cherry, white
and red oak bark, 25c lb.: rhu-
barb or pie plant, 3 punches, OC:
Miss L. M. White, Dahlonega,
Rt. 1, Box 35.

15 bu. black walnuts,
well dried,
Money order,
zaut, Dial.

About 1-2 bu. garlic, plenty
blue bottles for sale or exc. for
white feed sacks or old time
shallots. Pay postage one way.
Dusille Griffin, Lavonia

Large black walnuts,
hulled, 50c bu.;
scuppernong vines, well
rooted, 20 ea.J. LL. Coggin,
Ccevington, :

Nice, dry

large,
60c bu. ER On-B.
Mrs. ay te Van-

not

leaf sage, 1936
crop, 30 lb.; 5 Ibs. lots up, 25
Ib.; well rooted sage plants,
$1.25 C; $5.00 M. No checks.
Sam Twedell, Lithonia, Rt. 2.

Gourds, priced according to
size, also seed. No stamps. Cut-
ting gourds extra Mrs. T. B.
Thomas, Thomasboro.

Black walnuts, nice,
and dry, $1.00 bu. F.0.B.;
49 Ibs. pecans, 10c Ib.
Stephens, Luthersville.

Nice, clean. dried sage, 60c Ib.
del. P, O. money orders only.
Mrs. J: E. Yawn, Rhine, Rt. 1,
Box 115.

Rattle root, Mayapple, yellow
root, calamus, yellow dock,
queen of the meadow, sassafras,
wild cherry, 90 Ib Others. Mrs.
RG Stover, Rolston.

Tame ginseng, dug and
shipped, $2.00 1b. frt. _brepaid.
| Fred Weaver, Hemp.

100 heavy, clean white feed
sacks, some slightly mildewed,
7 and 8 cents ea. $7.00 for lot.
Exc. for anything can use. Post-
age paid. Mrs. EB. M.. Crane:
Dawsonville, Rt. 2.

Artichokes and peas for sale.
Lt O. Siler, Warrenton.

Artichokes,

sound

J. J.

15e Ib. F.O.B.

| John . MeLeod, Shellman.

8 Ibs, deer tongue, $1.00; 3 Ibs.
Ted 1oot sassafras bark, $1.00,
postage prepaid. Money order.
"| 2, Bo McGabee,| Howneens, Rt.

, Box M. |



; peaches,
a Ib.; hone picked sage, 35.

help when needed, and

Mrs..

Mrs. B. bL.: Ashe,

free from worms and core, 1936}

Nice sundried peaches, 1936 .

Mrs. Aaron Hill, Mays-.

good |
honey, different grades, for sale |

Advise number of

| Thomaston,

Yellow, rattle, oe root, sas- )

. hulled, $1, 00

about

| sober,

who Ae



HELP WANTED.

- Want a good colored family to

ork for wages with 2 plow hands.
t to work regular and. others
gather
six horse farm this fall..Come
see me or write at once.
Calvert, Rt. 1, Swainsboro.

Want to hear from someone
interested in poultry and would
like to make 20 per cent income
a year on their money. I am
sober, e Soe and can give
reference
37, Fender.

Want man with grown boys
for field work, etc. Experienced
farmers and willing workers,
honest and agreeable. No drunk-
ards. White or colored. See or
write me at once. Will only
answer those that interest me.
R. H. EF. Jerkins, Lithia Springs.

Want colored man, middle-
aged, single preferred, to culti-

vate small farm for board and {|
wages, near Tucker.

No drunks.

Will consider married man

ae large family. Arthur
~Duniap, Rt: 2; Decatur.

Want girl or young widow;

with no children to live with

| me and my wife as one of the
family.

Some spending money
or small salary. Write for full
details, M. J. _Ledford, , Hia-
wassee.

Want an unencumbered mid-
dle-aged woman to do light
farm work. Mrs. J: FP. pee
Jeffersonville,

Want a good reliable alee
experienced hand to farm or.
man and wife. Good wages for
willing and able workers. A. B.
Dye, Rt. 1, Elberton.

Want a good colored plow.
hand, or man and wife without

children to work .with colored

employer. Must be industrious.
Good wages. 2.5 i Dyes td,
Elberton,

Want man from 2 to 45 years
of age. to work for wages on
farm or keep as one of family.
G. H. Garland, Rt. 1, Waleska.

Want white woman 25 to 35
years to live as one of family
and do light farm work for small
salary and home. Mrs. R. W.
Rowland, Hampton.

Want hand for gen. farm
work. $12.00 mo. board and

washing until August. B. F.
Canady, Graymont. :

Want wage hands for gen.
farm work. Must be a good
plow hand and steady worker.
Milton Bryant, Blakely.

Want good wage hand at once,
Sober, honest, good worker, good
ref, $9. 00 mo., board and laun-
dry Wee Le Wilson, Talking
Rock, Rt. 2,

Want unencumbered woman,
preferably 25-30 yrs. old for

garden and yard and gen. light

farm work.

Give particulars
in first

letter. -G. S. Pound,

Want honest man and wife,
exp. in farming to work for
wages making crop, House,

wood, garden, potato patch fur-

nished. Miss Lilla
Marietta, Rt. i (3 mi.
Road).

Want sober, industrious man
to work on farm for wages. W.
M. Solomon, Jefferson.

Want man with money enough
and able to operate large poul-
try farm, on halves. Good
houses and 1 nice grove for
Shade; lights and water. W. L.
Rozier, Alma, Rt. 8,

Want farm hands with fami-
lies to work on farm for wages,

or by day. J; H. Leverett, Par-
rott, Rt) 1.

Want country raised woman
to live as one of family to do
light farm work. Good place
for right woman. Must be nice,

neat, ete. Mrs; A. F. Pass, Cal-
houn, REZ

Want 2 exp. farm hands,
$12.50 per mo. No drinker need
apply. Ref. exch. A. G. Styles,
Waco, Rt. 2.

Want single white man, 18-
35 yrs. of age for farm and
dairy work. Must be reliable,
willing - worker. $3.00
week, board and laundry. B. M.
Cooke, Oxford, Rt. 1..

Want young colored man to do
general farm work, $8.00 per
month, servant room and meals.
References required. Answer by
letter only. W. H. Wilson, 617
Walton Bldg., Atlanta.

Want large family for. farm
work, 2 plow hands and other
help. Reasonable cash wages,
furnish good house, wood and
water convenient. 3 T. Thorn-
hill, Dixie. (Near Barwick).

Want 1 family to work a crop
on shares, also 1 family to work
by day. C. W. Hollingsworth,
McDonough.

Want farm hand for . gen.
farm work. $10.00 mo., board
and laundry. Prefer hand with
some exp. with riding culti-
vator, Pay monthly. W. J. Five-

Wright,
Canton

Jash, Hahira, Rt. 1.

: Want hand for gen. farm
work. Reasonable wages, board
and laundry. W. G. Smith, Lo-

cust Grove, Rt. 2, re 26.
je ek

-s how!

S. A.|

J. . Etheridge, Box |

milk.

to Atlanta.



Monday, Mareh |

FARM HELP WA

Want good farm hand
man, to work for wag
mo and board. Raise
satisfied. A. N.. wise
ton.

Want unencumbered
for light farm w
home, reasonable salary.
be good character. R. 0
Clyattville. 5

Want settled woma
farm work. No field w
want wage hand or reRee
ored preferred. Rheub
op, Fayetteville, Rt. 2.

Want good, reliable, sol
honest man (white) to
1937 crop for wages. C
once. A. B. Howard, Ri

Want reliable
cropper, who 1s
Fordson tractor. H.
Thomasville, Rt. 3.

Want young man
family to work on far
home, $10.00 mo., be
laundry. At once, J.
Dudley.

Want middleaged
woman to live in ho
aged couple and do ligh
work. Small salary,
Tomberlin, Baxley, Rt.

Want woman, 35 ~
old., to do light farm
field work. Reasonal
Je ie Hobbs, Bremen.

Want young man wh
how to work on farm, plo
or a man to work crop,
Dasis:= Py AY Drake, Sen
2, Box 148. i

Want middle- aged :
light farm. work.
Port, Palmetto, 3

Want good man for 4
horse crop. Standing r
mi. school and churcl
Woodstock. Mrs,
Woodstock, Rt. 2.

Want man and wife

| home with me and ma

halves. I furnish woos
ens and cow and &0-
groceries. Neo

Carnesville, R.F.D.

Want good, single =]
hand milker and farme
and board. Mrs. E.
Macon, Rt. 5.

Want a good colored
wife to do gen. farm work
Good home f
party. W. A. Key, Ma

Want nice, Christian |
woman to live with fam:
in Christian home and
farm work, and milki
field work), for room,
and small salary,
Hutcheson, Kite, Rt..

Want farmer and wi
for wages or part cro
or colored. At once.
zok, Brooklet, Rt. 1.

Want good farmer fo.
farm, dwellings, fine
with running wat
church: and school; co
Must be
furnish self. .T, B. Olds
Park, 625 North. Main St.
Ca-2047. :

Want good bcloted wo!
light farm work. No fiel
$2.00 week, room and
Mrs. W. L. Suggs, St. Ge

Want good man for 10
corn crop, also man for tol
cottc.., corn. 2 good tob. h
All 50-50 basis; 1 young r
garden and dairy. work.

J

Must own mule and plo
and be able to carry s
this crop. Nice, 5 room
just overhauled. M.S.
Stonewall, Box 31.

farming, willing to work
$10.00 to $12.00 per
board and laundry. No
drinker. Ww. BE. Chamb
ner.

Want colored man and
no children, for gen. farm
Pay 75 day and garden an

tato patch. At once. J. D.

Daniel, Hazlehurst, Rt

Want unencumbered
aged refined white wom
live in home and do lig:

and garden work. Coun

preferred.
salary. :
lanta, P. O. Box 3004, Ka
Station. :
Want reliable family f
horse farm on shares. | Fu
everything needed. Give
to all hands when not
Also want 2 wage hand
once. WV Wilson:
cello.

Want good farm family.
with 1 or 2 plow hand
sonable wages. Good neigl
hood. W. W. Long, Ball os
R.F.D. 5. ;

Write A. T. G

Atlanta, 550 Boulevar

Want middle- -aged,

}} to work on farm. P: yy

salary, board and la
drunkard need apply
once. Re ce Hol