Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1932 June 30

STATE CAPITOL

Poaitry For Sale
BANTAMS. AND BRAHMAS ~
j FOR. SALE
: Bleven almost grown. Sebrieht
pbantams, 4 roosters and 7
or gale or exc. Gibson North,
Greenville St., Newnan.

One Giant strain Light. Brahma

88

as 1 yr. old, $1.50; want to-exe.

or equal value in corn for chick-

-e@ feed; ea. to pay postage if exc,

c I pay if sold. Donald McGraw,
07 Norwich St., Brunsavick.

RRED AND OTHER ROCKS

' < FOR SALE
Phoroughbred B. R.,; Reds, Eng:
horns from well culled | flocks,
5.25" Cy heavy assorted, $4.95 C;
epaid; live delivery; in lots: less
han 100 add ic. A, H. Fetchel,



{

' permit
laying

Park: ae I CRE rer
od No. 10-D2-32. (5) five.

ns. (2 yrs. old; $1: 9a.; also March.

atch cockerels,. $1 ea.; . send
joney order and return

irs. Jno. Watson, Graymont.
Twenty-five: pure. bred Childs
train Barred Rock hens, March,
ot hatch, $1 each, Miss Lena

Arnold, Rayle.

Fifteen 2 months bla pure bred
ompkins strain B. R. cockerels,
60d color for breeders, 30c each

r the lot for $4 cash for quick

Mrs. Cleon. Cowart, Sum-

. 2, Box 89.

Ga ciea.: ised Sd
tock . roosters, April, 1932, hateh;
arge, healthy and vigerous; no
culls. shipped: 60c each. C. J. Rey-
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

GAMES FOR SALE
Bl epaty: -five or 30 Ginn- Black
rey game stags and pullets, one
to-one and one-half Ibs.; guarantee
pure stock, 80c each;
FOB. Jasper Floyd, Canon.
Several partridze size Dark
ernish | cockerels, 50e ea. H, W.
hurmond, Greshamville,
Pit Games, Royal. Paes
E 2. to 3-Ib,. Size; $15
- 1678. Jamory Be



Four Pit; Game hens, seod stock,

$4 for the lot or $1.25 -ea.; write
or, particulars. Cart Griffin, 85
alc St., Gainesville,

pullets:

rerels, April

rno culls; wilt exc.
ton wheat or oat

erate.

herns,
everyday for 3 Silver Lace Wyan-

Barred '

$1.50 pre

2)) AGRICULTURE
se? COMMISSI oe

PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETSA. D: JONES, DIRECTOR.

Poultry For Sale

Tormohien strain 8,
brewn. Leghorns, 20 hens 2 yrs. old
ane 1 10: wks. eld cockerel, $15
FOB LaWayette. Excellent layers.
Satisfaction guaranteed, Mrs. J.
W. Bomar, LaFayette, Rt. 3.

Selected 10-wks.-old White Leg-
horn-cockerels direct from Booth's
trapnested AAA stock, 85c ea.; 2
for $1.50. Hoke S. Carpenter, Tun-

mel Hill, Rt. 1.

Aceredited and bloodtested cock-
hatch. dark brown
Leghorns, Tie each. . Mrs. Fred
Bowles, Rydal, Rt. 2.

Ten -12-wks.-old Tanered W. LL,

cockerels, 35c ea. OB; no eulls.
RoW. Hagan, Sylvania,
. Pity TPanecred': stram We
hens, 6ac ea. del, express prepaid;
Some hens for 14
straw: ach to
Pav charees. Clarance COX:
Lindale. fe

Three fine meg. W. Ll.
Feb. hatch, ordered from Shinn
Hatcheries in Mo., $1 FOB, or 3
for $2.75, money order; exe. the 3
for 50 heavy breed baby chicks;
Sept. delivery of. chicks. Mrs
Perry Young, Summerville, Rt. 1.

Want to exe. four White Leg-
1931. hatch,; now laying

cockerels,

dottes.or 3 R
son. Griffin:

White Leghorn -pullets,
old, from bloodtested Tancred
stock for sale; diso livable baby
chicks from culled, officially blood-
tested Reds and Rocks. J. H.
Weod, Box B,-Athens.

Twenty Ene. strain single comb
White. Leghorn cockerels from
Superior hatchery, 13 wks. old, at
$1.50: a.;. cash with order. Mrs. G.
W. Hagan, Iron City. _

Ped. W. L. Imperial cockerels,

t. I. Reds. A. H. Jaek-

| direct from M: Johnson; hatched

April 4 from hens with records: up
0 300: eges: copy of oer. furnished,
$1.50 ea. FOB. Mrs. <. B. Fontaine,
Brooklet.

Seventy-five to 100 White Leg-
horn -pullets.1 yr. old, cheap; .own-
er moving and must sell Jack
Robison, Carroilton, Rt. &.

Ierris best egg strain W. L.. pul-
lets, 10 wks. old, 35c from stock
direct from Ferris farms. F. B.
Fianders, Rockledge.



* LEGHORNS FOR SALE
Mwenty-tive fight ~ week. old
Brown Leghorn chicks, Tormahtien
rain, 30c ea:Mrs. Vinton New-
man, Cochran, Rt. 1.

Prevailing Wholesale Prices, June 27, 1932. Always Subject to Variation.

. * Hegs, extra, doz...
- Eees, standard, doz j
. Begs, Georgia. trade, doz
Eggs. yard run, doz...



MINORCAS FOR SALE
Selected Pape strain: Black
Minorea cockerels, 10 wks. old,
Toc ea. Mrs.G. W. Wilson, Martin,
PVE

dark |

5 wks.-



ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY,

Poultry For Sale
MISCELLANEOUS. CHICKENS
Large mixed friers for sale at

ie Ib... FOB; would: like
small coop at a time
a month; also} doz. Rouen duck
eses, 50c del.; wilt 6xe, for 20 R.
I. eggs. Mrs: a. B. Guilars, Claxton:
Re 2:

Twelve nice fat healthy mixed
breed hens, 50c. each "SOB at my
yard or express office;. alsa 5 nice
ycung bred to lay White Leghorn
hens, 50c each post office order
with order or will exe. Mrs. H: I.
Martin, Byromville, Rt. i.

PHEASANTS. FOR SALE |
feng, Rinenecks,. 7 cocks,
hens, Golden, 2 cocks, 1 hen, Lady
Amherst, 2 cocks, 1 hen, Silver, 1
pr Reeves 1 pair; also Ringneck
eges for sale. W. W. Randall,

Grange,

Pheasants. for sale, 2 eocks, 16
hens, lot for $15 or $1.50 ea: S. B.
Mellen, 273 Ivy St., Atcianta.. phone
WA 9133 or HE 5516-W.

One pair of Ringneck pheasants
for chickens, bantams; or pigeons,
or will sell. Pheasants must go.
Make. offer. Billy Gibson, Griffin,
230 EX, College St.

PIGEONS FOR SALE

Muff Tumblers, Silveretts,
Satenetts, Peuters;; Dragons,. Tur-
bits, Owls, Magpies, $1; white
coves, ringneck-doves, 2 pair or
exc.; Ancona Bantams, $1.50. pr
Hlerman Mize, Americus.

White King Carneaux, cheap;
mixed birds, 50c pr. i.T. Reynolds,
Atianta, 294 bugenia St. Sv W.

For sale, all-or any part, twenty-
five pair producing White King
pigeons, 75c pair. Bit! Aycock,
Moultrie. _

Ten R. I. Red. vullets, Feb. 12
hateh, bloodtested, Dunlap: str., 75c
each FOB, Mrs. J. R. May, Oconee.

TURKEYS, DUCKS, GEESE.

GUNIEAS, ETE., FOR SALE

One pair of year old Bronze
turkeys, $4.50 cash or exc. for $5
value in W, lL. pullets: J. A. Boat-
right, Graham.

Black and white: Muscovy ducks,
day old, 20c each; 2-3 wks. old, 35c
each; contract to furnish hatching
eses of above; also Owen str. R. I.
Red eggs. E. Maynard, Newton.

Three white Pekin. ducks, 1
drake, $3 FOB; also 6 young ducks
8 wks. old, $3 FOB. Mrs. W. 0.
Herrington, Daisy, Rt, 1:







MARKET REPORT

OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

Atlanta. Macox.

$ .15
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- Field. Phe mixed, ie
, Field Peas, not mixed, bu

Country Butter, best table. lb bs Be | 415

Ear Corn (80: Ib. to bu.), bu
Sweet Potatoes, per 100 Ibs...
Peayine Hay, No. 1, ton

Scam Hay, No.1, ton

No Hogs. sold during week ect

18:
12
10
20
60

50
1.75

Savannah.

June 20, 1932, at 0-perative sales,

Augusta.

$ 15
Als
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13
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$ .16
4
2
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20
15
5
20
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10
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PeanutsNo. 1 stock, delivered. shelling plants, $20.00 per ton, subject to. change,
Atlanta Grain Market: Wheat, (60e. bu; oe ed eae sable to Panne. ; ee





to. set
-bout once:

bw Cs cOr Pe Co eles:

b fers Or oO

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La- |

drakes,

Buff Leghorn hens, Knapps



Columbus.

$ .14
12
10
12
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JUNE 30, 19382:
Poultry For Sale

Pair M. Pekin ducks
black. and white Muscovy drakes,
black, also Gray Chinchilla rab-
bitsto exc. for Ga. cane syrup: in
eans; strained honey, ctc. Mrs. Ey.
V. Milteer, Quitman,

A fine M. B. tom aud hen,
mos old, $7.50 FOR; will exc. for O.
in case of exc.
write what yeu have and make of-
Cantrely, Flowery
Branch.

Two speckled guineas, hen and
rooster, 1 yr. old, $1 for the pair
FOB a Lankford Griffin,
Screven, Rt. 3OX G2.

Turkeys, dacs and geese,, pure
bred, West India White Muscevy
ducks for sale or exc. Jno, S: Me-
Creight, Dorchester

Fifteen White Pekin
wks. old, half. feathered,
ox, $7 for the lot; 7 ducks and:-2
13 mos. old, 60c> ea:;: no
Guss Sosebee, Cleveland,

qucks = 3%
50c ea.,

ehecks.
Ret. dh

Ten pure Rouen ducks, 10-wks.

old, $5; two pure Indian runners,
wks. old, $1; 2 Mamincth White
Pekins, 4 wks. old, $!: pure bred
3 str,
25 for $18. Be Waycross,
toe:

Lynn,



R. I. REDS FOR SALE

Four pure bred Tompkins str.
R. I, Red, 4%-mos.-old cockerels,
$1.75. -ea.; fine for brecders; P.O:
or exp; vorders. Co (Eh. Brown;
Barnesvitte:

Two to three pound Donaldson
str. Red cockerels to exc. for An-
cena, Brown and White Leghorn
hatching eggs, 2 Ibs. ver each doz
eges. Bo M. Thomvson, Homer-
ville, Star Routes

One fine Donaldson strain S. C.
Red. eockerel March hatch, wt.
3 Ibs. or over, 75; also eggs. 50c
per 15. Mrs, J. EF. Trawick, Ten-
nilles Rt. 1



W YANDOTTES
Twenty-five six weeks old chicks,
White Wyandottes, 15e each ;25
wks. old mixed, 25 each; money
order preferred. Mrs. J. S. Berry-
hil, Cochran, Rt, 5.

Pure R. C: S ZL.

and cockerels, 60 and 65e each;
eb. hatched, 70c each: 14% yr. old
hens and roosters, 75 ach. Mrs.
J. Z, Curry, Stockton. ;

grown, 2:

14

value for

NUMBER 26,
Poultry Wanted | .

BARRED AND OTHER RO
WANTED >
Want early spring hatch B Re
pullets, will exc, equal value: d,
P. Broxton, Blackshear, Rt, 1.
Want to exc. one B. R., + Pas:
strain, cream grad2 rooster, 1 yw.
old, to keep* from inbr eomne stock
from. Mrs. Dobson; write for prices,
W. O. Miolen, Yarne ahs ;

Want 5. pure bred: Bo Ry
one: rooster} also. 5. RR. Tz Red.
or oats of each breed will do me
R. . Corley, Barnesville, Ret; Ee

DUCKS WANTED
Want a Muscovy drake; will, exe
Carneaux pigeons, com mo!
pigeons, pair of white Bantams ar
White Bantam. roosters.



Munford, Cartersville.



LEGHORNS WANTED
Want young White

hens. or pullets, Ferris or Hardee

strain, prefer , stock. irom Rese-=
lawns best matings: must. be
lected and cheap fer eash: Mrs: a
A. Tanner, Broxton, :
Want to trade unusual
50 or more A-1L White
Leghorn hens; must be best quali-
ty, production, type;
frec from disease no. cuils,
Simpson, 676 Tifton St.,
Atlanta. ; EN
Want 50: W. LL. pullets 6 to. $
wks. old, name closest price ta
first letter. W. -R, Crittenden,
Shelhnan.

MISCELLANEOUS CKENS
WANTED ae
Want young mixed breed hee
or: pullets; will. exe. calves. write
fer particulars and quote price det
W. M. Thornton, Jesup. o

TURKEYS, GUENEAS,

WANTED

Want a turkey iom fer cas

gag state price in first letter,
. Harper, Monroe.

want 4. cuinea hens and 7 pe





ETC, |

Be

-er any size; will pay ide ea.: writ

what you have. Miss Lola Dap iss
Murrayville, Rt. 2: as



Wyandotte Far-
+lox strain, March hatched pullets



Live Stock For Sa

CATTLE FOR SARE 2S
Milch cow for sale or exe. Ta. Wy.

Collins, Lathotton. ae
Fresh in. black Jersey
ae calf,

cow: with
a give 4 mals. Of: taal





Valdosta.

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Poultry For Sale Bk
Poultry Wanted... ee A
Live Stock For Sale

Live Stock Wanted
Plants: For Sale

Plants Wanted
- Positions Wanted
Farm Help Wanted
Seed For Sale
seea Wanted
Eggs For Sale
Eges Wanted
Grain and Hay For Sale...

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arket Bulletin
2ublished Weekly by the

REAU OF MARKETS
rthur D. Jones, Director





partment of
Agriculture

UGENE TALMADGE,
~ Conimissioner





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Live Steck For Sale

One pure bred Jersey herfer calf,

Wil -vexchange- for
White
near

held,
strain
h hatch pullets,

Leghorn
Way-

W. T. Spears, Rutledge.
me Jaree size red, part Jersey
esh in; with fine heifer calf,
iil give, if fed well, 4 gals.
s per day; also fine for but-
30 for cow and calf . Ernest
oleomhb, Ball Ground, Rt, 1.
ash in Jersey cow, with second
3 gals. milk daily; $35 cash.
reel, Riverdale.
stered Hereford, Shorthorn,
Guernsey and Ho!stein bull
eS) for sale. Dr. Milton P. Jar:
n, Animal Husbandman, State
ge of Agriculture, Athens,
Guernsey male ealf; not reg:
ut 8 wks. old; from high grade
d reg. male $10 or 15 bus.
eas. Also interested in trad-
air -mules for a pr. heavy
y fer breeders. A. J. Strick-
Blackshear.
One large cow, 1 fine
er, springer; several beef cattle
4, CG, Allen, Hoschton.
ve grade Hereford calves, 2-4
d, $o each FOB; will accent
ype heifers for same. W. F.
Albany.
WV With first calf, $25 or exc.
mien goats fresh or soon to
wae Caanp, /care-< Worsters
Rt. 1, Box 135, Atianta.
rity head ree. Jersey cattle
Je or will trade part for beef
oJ. RR. Webb, Box .403,

fresh,

mos.-old Jersey bull entitled
Mrs; J. B.- Moseley,

part Jersey cow to freshen
with third) calf, 4 and 41

ser day; see me or write for.

nd. enclose abst for -re-

Ce sanders,



Eve Steck Fo

One fine. white Jersey milch. cow |

for sale; cOme and see her 2 miles
from Woolsey. Mrs. Ada Crook,
Woolsey.

Pure bred Poland-Herstora eat-
tie. both bulls and heifers; terms
for reliable parties; reg. Hereford
bull: for exe. EB. ty Boswell, Jr.,;

and
WwW.

Highly bred Jersey. cows
heifers fresh and springing. R.
Blanton, Talbetton.
~ One reg. Guernsey pull, 6 yrs.
old; also 1 Guernsey bull 8 mos.
old entitled to reg. , M.: Massey,
Perkins. :

suernsey bull calves from reg.
herd; fine and beautiful for $25 ea.
J. A. Ewing, Aspburna .

One 4 gal. Jersey milch cow,
wii. freshen in few cays? 4 miles
of LaGrange. G. W. Hunt,
Jr., LaGrange, Rt.. 2.

One 6-mes.-old reg. Jersey bull
calf for sale at $7 at barn. Mrs. Ed
Bledsoe, Carrollton.

One nice cow 3 yrs. old giving
about 2 gals., will be fresh again
Christmas, sound, fat, never goes
dry; $30 FOB Temple. W. V~. Gib-
son, Temple, Rtv 2. :

Ree. bull, Etowah Raliegh. No.
845590, papers comonlete, born July
ot. 49345 disht Jersey: calor, $25:
Fred J.. White,.Buekhead.

K0GS FOR SALE

S. P. . pigs for sale or trade for
erin of home-made iard cr 30 Ibs.
rice shoulder meat; one pig for
can lard, one pig for 39 lbs. meat.
Best type of pig. J. M. Gay, Gar-
fiela

Two -mos. old, well bred, Duron
Jersey pigs, male and female; reg.,
$7.50 each, B: Ov Carter, -Griffin,
RS CES :

Bight spotted P. C.: and black
cress pigs for sale, $2 each. Now
6 wks. old; 7 more younger. a
W. Aiken, Fayetteville, Rt. 2.

Twenty head thrifty D. J. and

D. J. and Guinea crossed pigs, wt.
25-75 lbs., 444c Ib.; cannot ship.
We AE: Dixon, Avera. :
_ Reg. O. S. C. pigs, males soon
ready for service, gilts same age,
$5 ea.; 2 for $9; 3 for $12; satisfac-
tion guaranteed. A. TT. Rigsby,
Sale City.

One litter of 12 pure stock Little
Bene Guinea pigs, males. and
females; all soelil black. W. N.
McCullough, Rossville.

Little Bone Black Guinea pigs,
% wks. old, $6 'ea., or 2:\ for $11.50;
the stay fat kind. C. E. Knight,
Fort Valley.

Two male Duroc-Jersey reg. pigs,
8 mos. old, reasonable. Mrs. T. H.
Bradley, Macon, Rt. 2, nhone 6802.

Reg. S. P. China gilts and boars,
also two or three outstanding sows
to sell at a real bargain price. H.
M Woodward, Waycross.

Reg. S. P. C. pigs from champion
blood. F. WW. Bunn, Midviille.

Some spotted, black and Hamp-
shire pigs 2 mos. old. treated and
erated, good stock, $2.25 ea. J. E.
Harper, Osierfield.

One Duroc male wt.
bs. -$12> -1. Black Bissex wits 175
Ibs. for $14, or exe. 10 | baby
chicks at $6 per 100, B. Giant or
Barred Rocks. Mrs. Edgar Beli,
Tallapoosa, 73 Lipham St.

Seven-wks.-old O. I. C.
50, also White King
$2.50 pr. Jack Cumbee,
Se Rt.4.

Pigs and shoats for sale or exc.
for April hatched White Leghorn
pullets.. Mrs. Ed Bledsoe, . Car-
rollton,

Fifteen fat pretty feeder pigs, 8
wks. old, some. pure bred P.. C..
others 7-8 P. C., good stock, $2 ea.
FOB; post office money order. Miss
Kate Lancaster, Sylvester.

RABBITS FOR SALE

Several pair of ped. Chinchilla
rabbits, 2mo. old; 50e each; with
papers furnished. C. R. Hallman,
Douglasville, Rt. 6.

Pure Silver Martin rabbits for
sale, good breeders, $1 ea.; young-
sters, 50e ea... J. F. Bennett, 205
Bread St., Albany.

Ped. Chinchilla rabbits with pa-
per furnished, female, bred with
$70 buck, $1 ea., to $25 pr.; no
order too large, none too small.
Gailey Summers, Conyers.

Stahls gold cert. Chinchillas, - 6!
does and 1 buck, 2 does with young,
2nd jitter; some N. Z. whites and
young stock, $40 takes the Chin-
chillas. S. E. Dorsey, Blackshear.

Reg. and ped. Chinchilla does
and bucks for sale at bargain
prices; write. A. W. MOOR Thom-
asville.

One pair N. Z. pie rabbits.
Stahl's original stock io exc. or



about 150

pigs,
pigeons,
West





sel. for cash. Jordan Branch, 106



Rabbits, C las, gold ee

tificate fine does for $2.50; younger |
rabbits,

are A. Pee

- Sh Mrs.
Ashburn,
Eight-young N. 2. Reds, $1. 50 664

Ict at house or. exc. for 2 hens.
4,

Jennie A. Jolley,. Rt.
Box 249.

White Chinchilla, Giants,
wks, old, 75c to $1-pr. L. E. Wil-
liams, Ty Ty.

Ped. Castor Rex and Ermine
Rex rabbits, junior stock, price
reasonable. Bob H. Elliott,

Conyers.

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE

One horse mule, wt. 1100 Ibs., 7
yrs. old, extra good worker, $40
cash. Austin Adams, East Atlanta,
455 East Side Ave.

Big young free-going mare mule,
$125. J. E.. Wall, Shiloh.

Nice young horse mule for saie,
$65, or trade for shoats; also 300
bu. good corn in ear and Mexican
June corn; make offer. W. #H.
Bolton, Griffin, Box 436.

Nice fat mule, 12 vrs. old, wt.
1000 -Ibs., gentle, will work any-
where, $75 cash at my home 5
miles south of Duluth. Mrs, J. C.
Jett, Duluth. :

One mule, 8 yrs. old, wt. 1000
Ibs., $110 cash. Berry J. Whatley,
Tayetteville, Rt. 1.

SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE
Three female milk goat _ kids,
small size, at the right price: com-
raunizate with me. H. R. Busby,
Cedartown, 5% College St.
Two.yrecld _ Nubian-Toggenburg
buck and nannie, breed unknown,
$20, or exe. for partly dry cow.
Jennie A. Jolley, Atlanta, Rt. 7,
Box 279. :
Southdowns, 1 yearling ram,
$15, 1 2-yr.-old reg ram, $20; choice
ram lambs, $10 ea.; also 100 Ibs.
nice *wool, 206 th net. KD:

ere





Sanders, Eatonton, Rt. 2.



Live Stock Wanted

CATTLE WANTED |

Want a Guernsey bull calf, give
age and best price, also year old
pure bred White Holland turkey
tom. Jno. S. McCreigcht, Dor-
chester.

Want good Jersey milk cow: will
exc. value for sam. Mrs. R. Sprat-
ling, Atlanta, 515 Griffin St:;, N. W.

Want Jersey or Guernsey. milch
cow, fresh or soon to freshen, $-4
gals. per day and pound or move
butter; cheap for cash. C. H. Wil-
liams, Cobbtown.

HOGS WANTED

Want to exc. value for hogs or
cow. L. G. Kidd, JoJnesboro, Rt. 1.

Want 10 or 12 nice shoats, 20 to
40 lbs., P. C. or Duroes preferred.
no farther south than 20 miles be-
Jow Macon; no razor backs wanted.
J. M. Jones, Grayson. ;

Want a pure S. P. C. gilt 14 or 15
mos. old, already bred, wt. 125 or
150 lbs. at a reasonable price; cash
with order. &. _H. Garrison,
Groveland.

Want 6 pure bred spotted Poland
China shoats, weighing 1% to 125
Ibs, a.; give best cash price de-
livered at Royston. W. B&B. Camp-
bell, Royston.

SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED

Want a billie goat 1 yr. old,
Nubian or Toggenbere cr mixed
Nubian and Toggenberg; please
give best price in first letter. M.
C. Mallicoat, Summerville.

Want several Nubian or Toggen-
burg milk goats giving three qts.
of milk or more; Write particulars
in first letter. Cc. B. Thornton,
Kenwood. :

Want to exe. Nubian buek kids
for grain or a boar pig of any
good breed large encugh for serv-
ice IF. H. Gilbert, Sylvania.

HGRSES AND MULES WANTED

Want to rent good mule for 60 or
90 days. R. L. Perry, Atlanta, Rt.
69, Box 144.

Plants Fer Sale

Tomato plants, Marglobe, Match-
less, Stone, Baltimore and Red
Rock, ready, 25 per 200: 70c per
M del; satisfaction guaranteed,
COD, 50c per M: mossed. . CG.
Rowe, Fitzgerald.

Marglobe, New Stone, Redfield
and Greater B.- tomato plants:
moss packed; prompt delivery, 15c
per C; $1 per M postpaid: J. F:.
Williams, Pitts, Rt. 2.

Collard, Jettuce, potato plants,
60c per M; cabbage, beets, 25c per
100, $1.50 per M;
per 100; sage dill, garden huckle-









berry, 25 doz., $1.50 per 100. L

hot pepper, 30c.

A. Je Stanton, Newborn
per 100; $1.10 per M; sweet and

Collards, heading variety, 50.er

600, 85 per M; will exc. 1 M for.

turnip seed at 250 1b, or anything
can use; add- postage on small
orders. . G. F. Watson, Buford,
Rt. 3.

plants, 30c per 200, 45c per 500, 65c
per M postpaid. Addie Stayburn,
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Leading varieties cabbage, a

to and collard plants, Boone and
P. R. potato plants, 40 per 400, 75c
per M del., 5 M 45c per M collect,

Say Crow, Oakwood.

Ga. heading. collard plants, 75
per M, or exe. for anything can
use; add 18c for postage. Miss
Aline Watson, Buford, Rt. 3.

Potato vines from yellow skin P.
R. state insp., $1 per M del. in Ga.;
cash with order. J. F. Gruber,
Odum,

State insp. and treated pink or
yellow spin P. R. plants, seed from
vines, 35c per M del.; no checks.
Leland Lightsey, Odum. ~

Cabbage, Stone tomato, Ga. col-
lard plants, 30c per 300, $0c per M:;
eash with order, postpaid, V. C.
Jordan, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Cabbage, tomato and = eollard
plants, 35c per 300, 50c per M del.,
*35c express col, 10,000 or more;
potato plants same price. E. B.
Wetherford, Gainesville, Rt. 2.
Ferris wheel: tomato plants, 50
per 200, $2 per M; also: kudzu,
rooted, $1.25 for 100, $7.50 per M;
mullen and horehound, 75e per 12
large bunches. L. M. Woodruff,
Greenville.

Pure Porto Rican seus plants,
leading varieties cabbage plants,
all postpaid, 50c per 500, 70c per
1,000. Jno, B. Pope, Fitzgeraid,
Rt. 4.

Genuine, improved Porto Rican
potato vines, satisfaction guar
85e per M, 75c per M, express col-
lecl. R. E. Knobb, Moniace.

Late Flat Dutch and Dr iowa

cabbage plants, 75e per M FOB, 9$0e
del. A, A. Clayton, Roy.
Stone and Baltimore tomato
plants, any size, 50e per 500, 75c
per M; moss packed COD, 50c per
M, 50 to the bunch; prompt de-
livery. H. C. Rowe, Fitzgerald,
Ree:

Choice cabbage plants, 50 per M,
quality, count and promptness
guaranteed. B. J. Head, Alma.

Eggplant, bell and hot peppe:.
40c per C, $3 per M; Baltimove,
Stone and Earliana tomato plants,
Wakefield eabbage and collards,
25e per C, 75c per 1,000. Mrs. H.
V. Franklin, Register,

Mastodon everbearing straw-
berry plants, 35c C, or $3 per M:
also sun-dried apples and peaches
free from worms, 10c lb; add post-
age. Miss M. A. Stansel, Cleve-
land.

Cabbage, collard, tomato plants,
now ready, 30c per 200, 75c per 600,
$1.10 per M; moss packed and de-
livered. Mrs. W. N. Lott, Brasel-
ton, Rtet:

P. R. potato plants, Gov. insp.,
$1 per 5 M FOB, or 40c per M del.:
Will exe. for meat or anything can
use, each to pay postage on what
they ship, meat at 9c Jb. Alex
Cauly, Baxley.

Copenhagen Dutch cabbage
plants, Stone tomato, sweet head-
ing collard plants, mtn. grown, 39c
per 200, $1.20 per M, prepaid del.
Grady Kelley, Seen Springs,
RE

Imp. P. R. red aan potato plants,
insp. and treated, seed from yines,
lic per M, FOB, or exc. for peaches
or anything can use. W. D. Light-
sey, Odum.

Gov. insp., 35c per M del,; money
order only; also Gov. insp. vines,
pink skin, 75c per M del.,.40c per
M, FOB; vines now ready. Mrs
Frances Lightsey, Odum, Rt. 2.

Potato, tomato and cabbage
plants, 65 per M, postpaid. R. C.
Chanclor, Seville.

Late Dutch cabbage and Ga. col-
lard plants, 30c per 500, 60c per M;
cash. G. L. NeSmith, Sycamore,
Rt,.1; Box 141,

Gov. insp. P. R. potato -plants,
red-and pink skin, 35ce per wl det.,
19 M 25 col.; old-fashioned Boones,

more toma, and cabbage and col-



_ Marglobe, New Stone, Reatiela | ge
and Greater B. tomato plants, - be]

hot peppers, ibe per 100 postpaid.
: | Chas. Clements, Pitts. :
6-10 |

Genuine pink skin P. R. plants,

M. del.;

40c per M; New Stone and. Baiti- :
ae Or $1 per M del;



potato plants, 600. wok M as
banana, vine cuttings, $2.50 per
order; COD.
Alma.
Harly-

no -

tr iumph potato.

grown from Gov. insp. plants n y
: ready,
New Stone and Paitimore tomato

uc per M, or will XC,

cash with ordr: sae sk
WAY William

plants:
and red skin.

| Coffee.

'Old-time
potato vents,

white banana
50c per ae

$2 per M FOB. E. a Mims,
Rei,
Million large, strong plants

Stone tomato, heading "Cole

-penhagen, Wakefield eabbage

sorted, mossed, labeled, $1.25 p
M postpaid,.C. F- Maddox, L
renceville. ae
All leading varieties es
collard and tomato plants, te
100, 75 per M del;
60c per M collect.
Gainesville, Rt, 2.

Flat Dutch, Chas. W. eabbag
Ga. and: heading collard, oe
Stone tomato Blants, we pe

502 per M col, Rave
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

_ All Jeading varieties:
collard, and tomato planis,
100, 75e per M del.; 5 M and

60e. cok J. W. Tumling. oe
ville, Rte 2. :

Wakefield and Dutch cae
Stone and Baltimore tomato, he
ing collard plants,.15 per 100,
per M del,; 5,M $2 col. Cr
Oakwood, Rt, a ;

New Stone toniato, Wak }
and late Flat Dutch cabbage, hea:
ing variety collard plants, 30
300, 75c per M del.; 4 M or more,
50c per M, FOB. CORRE
Gainesville, Rt. 1. i

Baltimore and Stone~ to
Wakefield and Dutch cabba
heading collard plants, 25 per 204
65e per M; 5 M and up, 50c; f
P. R. potato plants, 40c per.
Bonnie Smith, Gainesville, Rt. 1

New Stone tomato plants, im
fine, now ready, expert packing,
orders carefully filled, 50e per 30
$1.15 per M postpaid. Arvel B r
Lawrenceville. .

Certified P. R. potaee p
New Stone and Greater Balt
tomato plants, 50c per M.
prompt service, very best ne
also sugar Crowder pas, be 1b
W. Dowdy, Fitzgerald, : =

Tomato plants, New Stang zB t
more, Marglobe, Bread O'Day,
Bonny Best, 25c per 200, 80c.

M; full count packed in moss del
J. O. Stokes, Fitzgerald, Rt. 2.

Summer Drumhead and Fla
Dutch cabbage plants, Marglobe
and Stone tomato plants, 50
500, 70c per M del. in Ga: rs
Lillie Stokes, Fitzgerald, Rt. 3

New Stone and Marglobe tom
plants, 50c per M FOB, or exe,
few M for good nice honey or
peas. C. C. Burell, Buford, Rts

Gr

ca

plants, now ready, 25 per 500
per M FOB. Jewell Moon, Bu
Cabbage,

per pad eg Fients 40c per 100,
$1.25 per 500 postpaid. MASS:
May, Lewiston.

Stone and Paltimore tomato
Wakefieid and Dutch cab :
heading collard, 75 per M del
M and up, 60c M col; guarant ac
good plants and prompt. shipmer
Ovie Crowe, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

New Stone and Greater B. LOT
to, white heading ee Chas.
cabbage plants, ea. 15e per 100. irs,
Rosie CrCowe, Cumming, Rt.

Wakefield and Flat Dutch ea
bage, New Stone and Baltimore -
mato plants, 40c per, 500, 75
M parcel post; in 5 M lots, 60
per M plus postage. ey Crow
Cumming, Rt. 4.

Wakefield and Flat Dutch Ca
bage, New Stone and Baltimore te
mato plants, 40 per. 500, 75e

5 M or more, 50 per
FOB; cash <with -orders: J:
Chambers, Flowery Branch,

New Stone tomato plants, 20c per

money order,

Corine Collins,












and Brac oeoe Wakefield |
e, Stone and Baltimore tc-
und collard | plants, | 5c per
Lic per M del.; 5 M Jots, 50c
B. Winfred Waldrip, Flowery













eo. and Marglobe tomato,
and Wakefield and heading
rd plants, 40c per 400, 75c per
sone and P. R. potato plants,
er Weal del - He 'P. Crowe,
ssville, ARE, 2

age and tomato plants, 4fic
, 15 per M; roots protected,
sket free; plants now ready. for
ment; add 15c if chk. is sent.
Waldrip, Gainesville.

. insp. Bunch yams = and
nes, 50 per M; P, R., 5 M for
all del. MC. Crowe, Gaines-
Roget, Be.

bbage and tomato plants, 15
00, 7 per M.; _ 30 per M oe







































































a Pp. R. Ate 40c.per M del.
e lots; tomato and eabbage and
a -plants now ready, strore
nts, 20c per 100, 75c per M;
prompt shipment. , -F. Waldrip,
nesville, Rt.2,

me and Baltimore tomato
S now ready, 15c per 100, $1



nesville, Rt. 2
pesca Sa Flat Dutch and

Jat. eg, Fi Wakeficld cabbage,
re tomato and. collard plants,
per M; 5 M and up, 80c M,
: paid. Millard Jones, Oakwood,

bbage, collard plants direct
m Hastings seed, 20c per 100,



me pepper plants, 15e per 100,
pr paid; hot red pepper, 25c gal.,
paid; will exe. for tobacco. Mrs.
. Miller, Finleyson, Rt: 2.
abbage. and tomato plants, 50c
er 100, 90e per: M, postpaid. Ralph
Jordon, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.
TS. FOR SALE

ato vines to exchange for
@vied fruit or day old chicks, Make

ee effer in first :etter. I. Boat-
ght, Alma.
Ss. W. Early aga late Fiat

wh and EE. J. eabbage; good
heeding collard plants; also New
Stone tomato plants, 15c per 100;
Fe per M del. Frank Williams,
Ainesville, Rt. 2.

tmproved red skin potato plants,
Porto Ricans; inspected and dipped,
oe per 1,000 postpaid. C. D. Free-
lana, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Potatoes: sold on -redit by send-
pee, Porto Ricans, 60c per
Boones, 75c per M; bunch P. R.,
| B. Crow, Gainesville.
Improved P. R. potato plants,
per M or exe. tor peas or one
guinea pig; FOB. R. W. Rantz,



































and poiate
5O0c.uM. = 20-
1000. D. , M.

ey. ;
bbhage - plants

; us as vines;
mato - plants, 60c

i Baxley,
Marciobe and Greater B New
Stone tomato plants, 65c per M; 5
ry more, 50c per M del; ready
time. J. P: Mullis, Baxley.

p. and insp. P. R. potato slips
F Sile, 75ceM.~= Laura E. High-
sm: Ae Nahunta, Rt. 1, Box 9.
Eabbage, All Season, Flat Dutch
ana Wakefield, Ga.. collard and
Rock tomato-plants, $1 per
5 M $4; 10 M, $8 postpaid. Cash
Jno. -B: Nix; Alto,






















rto Rican and hig stem Jersey
oO plants, 35e per 100 del., or
per 100 collect. Prempt serv-

J. Lewis, Baxley, Star






eater B and Margitobe tomato
ynts and Ga. heading collards,
A0 per 100; 400 25c; d0c per M
FOR Baldwin. Full count guar-
teed. P.-H: Rhodes, Baldwin.
M mailed prepaid; 20c per M
ess collect; summer and fall
age, tomato and collard planis,
= per M: del. L. G. Ch ambers,
Geessilic. Rt. 1.
Leading variety cabbage, collard
omato plants, 7 in. plants, full
Se per M del.; 50c per M
Burl Janes;: Oakwood, ated
yO" hundred cabbage, 200. col



































200 tomatoes, BO bell. pepper, ]
i Mrs. | egeplants, all postpaid for $1. Mrs.



Plants For Sale

Pall and winter cabbage. plants;
also collard and tomato. plants, 45e
per 500; 85 per M col; P. R. and
Boone potato. plants, 50c per M del.;
25 per M, express collect. Jack
Ivie, Gainesville, Rts 1:

Flat Dutch, Chas. Wakefield cai-
bage, New Stone tomato, heading
variety collard plants, 75 per M
del,; 5 M or more, .50c per M FOR,
Obie Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 1.
Dutch and. Wakefield cabbage,
heading collard, Stone and Balti-
more tomato plants, 15c per 100,
75e per M; 5 M and more 55c per

M: P. R. potato plants, 35c per
1,000. C. W.: Smith, Gainesviiie,
REL,

, Buncombe collards, Stone toma-
to, $1 per M; purple eggplants, 40c
per 100; $1.50 per 500 del. in Ga.;
no chks.; 2 M collard plants, $1.80.
Mrs. F. Happoldt, Lewisten.

Early Triumph potato plants, 30c
per M FOB. D. J. McLean, Alma,
Rea

Marglobe, Bonny Best, Stone and
Baltimore tomato plants, .25 per
200; 80c per M; cabbage, varieties,
60c per 1,000. Miss Louella Stokes,
Macon, 340 Central Ave.

Gov. insp. Porto Rican potato
plants, 40c per M; Early Triumph,
60e per M; tomato plants, 75e per
M; will exc. plants for peas, pigs,
or anything can use. C. L. Smith,
Baxley, Rt. 4. :

Gov. insp. P. R. Sus plants,
35 per M, postpaid, or 20c per M
not postpaid; .yines, 55e express
collect; also bunch butter beans,
15 lb. S. R. Harden, Baxley.

Marglobe and Bonny Best toma-
to plants, 50c per M FOB, or exc.
for any size chicks or dried fruit,
if exc. each to pay postage on what
they send. Mrs. E. G. Anderson,
Baxley, Rt. 2.

Chas. and Flat Dutch cabbage,
tomato and collard plants, 25e per
200, 85 per M postpaid; 5 M $2.50;
10: M $450 FOB. <A. Williams,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Hot pepper plants, 20c per 100,
$1.50 per M FOB; 25c per 100, $1.80
per M prepaid; will exc. for eorn,
oats, honey, ete. C. W. Page, Nor-
cross.

Charleston, Wakefield, inte Flat
Dutch cabbage, collard and tomato
plants, $1 per M FOR. J. C. Smith,
Cioudland.

New Stone and Greater Balti-
more tomato plants, 6-8 in. high,
40c per 500, 60c per M del.; 5 M or
more; 50c per M exp. collect. C, Y.
Strayhorn, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Hastings white heading collard

plants, 25e per 200, 60c per 500, $1
oe M del., 50c ner M FOB; special
prices on 5 M or more. Mrs. Ethel
Carnes, Cumming, Rt. 4.

Chas. W. cabbage plants, 25 per
200, 75c per. M; collard plants saine
price; New Stone tomato planis,
15e per 100. Perry Reynolds,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Hot pepper plants, long, large
pods, heavy bearing, fine for pick-
ling, ete., 10c per doz. del. Miss
Annie Myrtle May, Warthen, Rt. 3.

Millions field grown New Stone,
Greater B. tomato and half headed
collard plants, 8-12 in. high, 40 ver
300, 70c per M: 5 M $3.25; 10 M $6
del. James E. Thompson, Cum-
ming | RECs;

Millions field grown New Stone,
G. B. tomato and half: headed col-
lard plants, 8-12 in. high, 40c ner
306, 70c per M, $3.25. per 5 M, $6
per 10 M del; now ready. Albert
Darracott, Flowery Branch, Rt, 1.

Millions G. B. and. New Stone
tomato plants in 10 M lots, 75c per
M; collard plants, 55c per M del.
in Ga, T. J Thompson; Flowery
Branch, Rt. 1.

Stone tomato plants, now ready,
$1 per M del. Edgar Woodall, Cor-
nelia, Rt. 1.

Buncombe collards: Baltimore to-
mato plants, 65 per 500, $1 per M;
purple egg plants, 40c per 100 del.
in Ga.; no checks; exc. M collards
for 18 white 100 lb. sacks. Mrs. F.
Happoldt, Lewiston.

State insp. P. R. plants, 35c per

M; old-fashioned Boones, 40c Per
1,000. Burton Crowe, Gainesville,
Rt...2.

Fall and winter cabbage, tomato
and collard plants now ready,
shipped within one day after re-
eeipt of order, 4@c per 500, 75c per
M, prepaid; 50c per M, exp.; any
amount. Charlie Hill, Gainesville,
tess a

Gov. insp. P. x. and Boone potato
plants, 40c per M; 5 M or more,
25c per 1,000. C. D. Crowe, Gaines-
Ville, Rt. 2.

Two hundred each, cabbage, col-
dard and tomato, 50 pepper and 50



Gertrude Branan, Lewiston.



: Tomato, -
plants now ready for. summer get-.

per M del;

Branch, Rt. 1,

Branch,

good



Plants For Sale

collard and cabbage

ting, nice size, well rooted plants

| by mail. prepaid, 80c per M; exp.

60c per M;.5 M or more, 50c ar
1,000, Jack Ivie, Gainesville, Reh

Will exc. Porto Rican _ potato

vines at 75c per M, for pea seed at}

value, each to pay transportation;
write. what kind of peas you have
to offer and what peste. R. B.
Knabb, Moniac.

Early and late Flat Ditteh, Chas:
W. cabbage, Ga. and heading col-
lard, New Stone tomato plants, 20
per 100, 30c per 200, 85c per M del.;
65 per M, FOB. Burl Jones, Oak-
wood, Rt. 1.

Chas. W. cabbage, heading 2ol-
lard, Stone, Baltimore and Mar-
giobe tomato plants now ready, 75
$6 per 10 M collect.
W. O. Waldrip, Flowery Branch. .

New Stone and Baltimore tomato
plants, 45e per 300, 75c per M, post-
paid.. Junior Strayhorn, Flow:ry

Wakefield cabbage plants, 7dc
per M del.; Greater B. tomato
plants, 75c per M; Wakefield cab-
bage seed, $1 Ib. W. C. Stephens,
Riane Branch.

Greater Baltimore tomato ante
Toe per M del.; 5 M and 10 M lots,
50e collect. Dewey Mathis, Flowery
Branch, Rt: 1.

Wakefield, Dutch cabbage plants,
35ce per 300, 55c per M; tomato and

ecllard plants same price, all del.

Calvin Garrett, Gainesville, Rt. J.
Large bell and pimiento: sweet
pepper plants, 30e per 100; hot pep-
per, 20c per 100; sage plants, 20c
per doz. Ida Wright, Alto, Rt. 1. |

Millions field grown collards and
New Stone, Greater B. plants 8-12
in. high, now ready, 70c per M; 5
M $3.25; 10 M $6 del. R. H. Thomp-
son, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

New Stone and Marglobe tomato
plants, heading variety ~ collard
plants, 75c per M del.; 5 and 10 M
lots 50c per M, express collect. Guy
Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Leading varieties cabbage, Stone
tomatoes, Ga. collard plants, 10c
per 100, 60c per M del. V. C. Jor-
dan, Flowery Branch, Rt, 1.

New Stone tomato plants now
ready; 85e per M del.; no stamps.
Miss Corine Collins, Flowery

Greater B. tomato plants, 75c M
FOB, or $1 del.; good plants and
count, and roots protected;
eash with order. O. L. Mobley,
Baxley, Rt. 4:

Millions field grown New Sione
and G. B. tomato plants now ready,
85e per M, $3.25 per 5 M, $6 per
10 M del. in Ga.; collard plants,
55c per 1,000. Ralph C. Thompson,
Cumming, Rt. 5, :

Chas. W., early and late Fiat
Dutch cabbage, New Stone tomato
and Ga. heading collard plants,
now ready, 20c per 100, 75e per M
del.; 50ec per M FOB, Ernest Wil-
liams, Gainesville.

Hat. -Duteh and Charleston
Wakefield cabbage plants! New
Stone tomato and old-time collard
plants, .now ready, prompt ship-
ment, 75c per M mailed, or 50c per

M expressed. -Jno.. C. Crowe,
Gainesville, Rt. 1.
Potato plants, 25c per M;. vine

cuttings, 60c per M, 12-14 in.
Harold Thompson, Baxley.

Genuine P. R. potato vine cut-
tings, 40c per M, uncrated by truck
load. John Daniel, Baxley.

Late Flat Dutch and Drumhead
cabbage ,Ga. collard, Stone tomaio
plants, $1.15 per M; sell in 5 and
10 M lots; hot pepper, 25c per 100.
Henry Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

New Stone tomato. plants, field
grown, well rooted, $1 per M; im-
mediate shipment. L. P. Williams,
Austell, Rt. 2.

Late Flat Dutch cabbage plants,
$1.25 per M; everbearing straw-
berry plants, $1.75 per M; all moss
packed, del.; quick service. Leo
Blackwell, Cleveland.

New Stone, Baltimore tomato,

55e per 300, $1.10 per M; collards,
New J. cabbage, Chas. W., all

same price; cash with order. H. B.
Fraser, Buford, Rt. 2.

Stone tomato and collard plants,
90c per M prepaid; write for prices
on large shipments. L. B. Owens,
Buford, Rt. 4.

Thousands of improved Stone to-
mato plants, now ready, prompt
shipment and careful pack, 50c per
300, $1.15 per M, postpaid. Arvel
Burell, Lawrenceville, Rt. 1.

Have 500 Lady Thompson straw-
berry plants to exc. for 1 M.any
variety of wilt resistant tomato



plants. Mrs. L. W. Seago, Pine-

: hurst.



long..



. Want to. Exc, 300 Hastings

write | first. a BE. Holt,

Positions Wanted

Ola- time miller . wants a mill
where they use toll discs; have
| wife and. one daughter; make offer.
Wright Copeland, Kite, Reise +:

_ Want a. job overhauling and
sharpening gin and operate gin
when season opens; lfetime ox-
perience; references exc. W. H.
Alderman, Statesboro... Box 605;:

Want a job overhauling gins and
brushes for the months of July and
August. and September; file gins
by hand. only; guarantee satisfac-
tion; 28 years experience; will. go
anywhere. JAM. MeHlhenney, Ella.
ville, Rt. 3.

Widow, experinced, congenial,
healthy, 38 yrs. of age, wishes per-
manent place on farm taking care
of poultry, garden or other light
work. Mrs. Mabel Block, Red Oak.
- Refined .woman and girl seven-
years-old with ref.;. wants place in
good home. assisting with light
farm work, poultry and garden;
state salary and particulars in first
letter. Mrs. Susie Conner, Syl-
vester, Rt. 5.

Will do pecan budding, ground

and top budding, prices reason-
able; will accept in payment any-
thing. can use. Opie R.. Johnson,
Shellman, Rt. 1.
_ Man with 20 yrs. experience on
farm and 12 mos. exp. in dairying
would like position on farm or
dairy; will do anything; will work
for board and small salary. J. #.
Sorrow, Atlanta, 986 Adamson &t.,
S. W.

Middle-aged man with unlimited
exp. wants job overhauling or
operating cotton gin or other ma-
chinery; A-1 references; must have
work at once. L. P. Chapman, Mil-
ner.

Want a job on farm, 18-yrs.-old
and white; lifetimeon farm; will
work for home and wages; north
Ga. preferred; best of references.
Jno, N. Capps, Fort Valley, Rt. 38.

Young girl desires. place with
couple on dairy farm or other light
farm work at once. Miss Norma
Willoughby, Washington, Rt. 3.

Man 50-yrs.-old wants work on
farm with good family near At-
lanta, dont. drink or curse; please
write at once to J. D. Thompson,
Atlanta, 126 Brown Pl., S. W.

Boy il-yrs.-old wants a. good
home on farm for board, clothes,
to live as one of the family and do
farm work; have worked on dairy.
Mrs; V. N. Lee, Decatur, 627 W-:
Howard Ave

Want a job as first-class black-
smith, expert mule shoeing; can
furnish reference. O. Y. Threikeld,
Colbert, Box 112.

Young widow and one boy aged
3 yrs. wants home with good peo-
ple to live as one of the family and
do light farm work. Mrs. Gladys
Hobbs, Pitts, Rt. 2.

Want job on truck farm or chick-
en farm; prefer near Atlanta, for
board and small salary; single, 50-
yrs.-old with no bad habits. W. O.
Battle, Doraville.

Want job as ginner for the com-
ing season, several seasons exp.;
ean keep up machinery; will work
for reasonable salary. G. D. Touch-
ton, Pavo, Rt. 1. :

Bachelor 39-yrs.-old would like to
rent small place on shares consist-
ing of not more than ten acres, ir
will consider work .on farm for
board, lodging and small salary. J.
Fulton, Atlanta, 117 Gibson St.,
Soe

Want job with a good Christian
family; am 38-yrs.-old and willing
worker; will work for $5 month.
Mrs. R. M. Byrd, Marietta, Rt. 5.

Lady will do light farm work for
moderate wages. Miss Catherine JL.
Wood, Atlanta, 75 Harris St., N. is.

Widow wants home _ on large
farm for self and four children;
willing to do any kind of light
farm work; references furnished.
Mrs. Florence Hardy, Pitts, Rt. 2.

Want a small farm 15 to 30 acres
with house, barn, etc., to rent for
standing rent for 12 mos.; cheap
for cash monthly. Roy G. Byrd,
Enigma.

Single man wants a job on form.
@.-R. Holloway, care C. J. Hollo-
way, Edison.

Refined woman and 7-yr.-old girl
want home with. good people on
farm caring for poultry and garden
and other light work; state wnat
you can offer in first letter. aus
BuSIe Seen. Byveaters: Boe 5,!

at onee;
Epworth.









auf.
head cabbage plants for 200. Hast-|t
ings. Early Prolific tomato plants



Mosinee: oe
















































season, J s. King.
desia.

Want 308, on farm, ainate: white,
sober, honest and a little crippied
in one foot; can do any kind of
work. Donald Lamb, Atlanta, 53t
Piedmont Ave.

Widow. desires position in wee
home with elderly couple | or
widowers home to do light farm
work, such as caring for poultry,
flowers, ete., salary $4 weekly; re
exc. Mrs. BE. "Adkins, Columbus, 21

, Atlanta, ald "Rae.

10th St. a
Want work doing light: farna
work;- experienced.'Mrs. H, L. Mi

ler, Valdosta, 602 EL Rogers | Stas

Seventeen-year sold) boy . wants
| work on farm; can do general fava
work; was raised on-farm; want
to work from now until Christmas; |
make offer in first AGtiee er
semnard, Lnox, Rt.

Farm Help | Wanted cee
Want middle-aged woman, no
children, to live as one of the fain
ily, will board and clothe, no sale
ary, two in family, to take care of
poultry and garden. Icie Car penter,
Cleveland. 6

Want unincumbered miiddle- agnd
woman to live with a widow who,
lives alone, board and small salary,
furnished to do light farm werk
Mrs. S. A. Prewett, Winston, Rt. Te

Want a healthy middle- aged
woman from 35 to 40- yrs.-old to
milk cow, tend garden and poultry
and general farm work around the
place at small wages. Mrs. F. FR.
Vineent, Fruitland, : m5

Want a= refined middle-aged
woman or a good negro woman %
live on small place and do light
farm work: good place to- rignt
party; small salary. I. M. Maddox,
Stone Min., Box 297.

Want a eidaie. aged settled Ww
man to do light. farm work, looking
after poultry, milking, etc.; will
give good home and $4 month;
must have references.
Weeks, Ochlochnee, Rt. 3.

Want middle-aged man and wife
unincubbered, reliable man to do
general farm work, wife to helj
with lighter work; write for par
ticulars. T: D. Benton, Savannah,
Rt

Want boy between ages of 9 and
11 for light chores on farm; will
treat as one of the family; orphan
preferred, Mrs. Kibbee Gary, Co
dele, Re6; :

Want a bright hoe who needs
food and clothes to live with son
and mother, 10-13 yrs. old to ado
light farm. work. Perry sy
Cumming, Rt. 5. cape

Want a nice country girl or =
young woman that can drive a car
to help with light farm work or
small salary and good home. C,.
Hopkins, Trucker, Rt. 1.

Wanta good, healthy orphan ban
13 or 15-yrs.-old to work on sma
truck farm and poultry farm, t@
live as one of the family; good.
home for right party. John L, Ben
nett, Screven, Rt. 2; Box-5t ye

Want unincumbered widow,
raised on farm and understands |
carning and general light farm
work in small family for hoard and
small salary. Mrs. W. A. Fuller,
Austell, Rt. . ee

Seed For Sale

Burr clover seed, pure and sound
ie Ib. Eugene Harper, Hartwell.
Ga. cabbage collard seed, 35 per
Ib. del. in 3rd zone. T. E. Stalvey,
Hahira, Rt. 1. i
Large, sound, clean chufas, 90
pk., $3.50 per pu.: rape seed, 2 ibs
for 30c, 10 lbs. $1, 10. W. H: Wa
delle, Pearson.
Tender green seed for dae ge
lb., or will exc. for Purple Top
Globe turnip seed, 1 lb. for 2 of tur:
nip seed. Lamar Winfrey, Lithonia, M
Calif. beer seed, 10c for good
start postpaid;
with each order; stamps accepted :
Mrs. O. F. Boyd, Carrollton, Rt. 1
Seven Top turnip seed, 25c. Tb.
and 5e postage; red nest onions for:
fall planting, new seed; add post
age. Mrs. Linda Smith, Flower
Branch. ot
Two hundred Ibs. Blue Stem e
lard seed, 20c th.; 12 Ibs... true
heading collard seed, 50c 1b.3 6 Ybs
citron seed, 50c Ib. B. M. Jones
Blun.
One thousand Ibs. pure. Seve
Top turnip seed; make best off
for part. or the lot. R. 2 Foy




















































































Tbe Yo.; Marglobe, $1.50 Ib.; Wake-
field and Flat Dutch cabbage, $k
Ye: orange cane seed, 60 bu. Big

Beston lettuce; $1.50. BR. Wood-
- het Flewery Branch. |

P iurr clover seed.on rouch, 1c YW.
FOB. Roy Lewis, Hlartwen, Rts t:
Burr clover sesd, 1932 crop,
ough, tc Ib. Charies. Hicks, Hart-
ell, Rt. +t. :
One- hundred and fifty lus. genu-
ne improved hand sayed Dixie
Bell nreton seed, 35c FOB. W. O.
Birdsong, Gordon.

Shallot: oniens for pianting; scal-
ie@n oniens, 50e per 100: Mixchange
ree. white feed sacks. <A. Daniel,
inder.

i: Burr clover sced, screcned and:
hand. cleaned, 5c Ib; large orders
cheaper. Pearl. Alor hold, Layenia.
@ hundred: and. fifty bu. well
eleaned cane seed, 45c bu. Will
Freeman, Talking Fock.

























































Street, Atlanta,

New crop crimson clover seed,
in excellent con.; will exc. a few
bushels for syrup. J. K. Holcombe,
uchanan.

' Cane seed, 50c bu., seed oats, 25
M.! also seed corn, pop corn, and
lack-eyed peas: mixed peas, 50c
st eream Crowders,
. Wilbanks, Lavonia.
- Good start Calif. beer seed post-
eid, 4C in stamps. FP. -. aon

Good blue stem wheat, $1 per bu.
FOB, Arthur Owen, Barnesville,

wane seed corn, can plant til
haly 4, snow flake, 3@e sgal.;. June

ves

cern, 25c gal.; 5 lbs. mune beans,
Bike all delivered. Mrs. V. C. Ray.
Kensington, Rt, 2.

Heading: collard seed, 20c per
valf Ib. del.; long handle gourd, 10c
per tablespoonful deal. Mrs. A. S.
Pautk, Ocilfa.

Jappo turnip seed thrives in hot
_Weather, tender green new vege-
ables, 25c: shelled peas for July
lanting, $5 qt., and postage. W.
. Smith, Holly. Springs, R*. 1.
True Ga. collard seed, 1932 crop.
ecleaned, 5-25 Ibs., 20c Fou; 25 Ibs.
up, 15e BO. FE: Ponder, Whigham.

RN AND CORN MEAL FOR
; SALE

wit exe, zood bread corn at 40c
tu. for hogs, Poland China or







Ftampshire, mos: fred ones, J. RR.
Harper, Sweet Gum.
Corn im shuck, 65c bu., cotton
eed, T5c 100, 5 miles east of Ner-
ross. J. H. Davis, Sr.. Buluth
Ral d
CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE

ola- time yellow pop corn, seund,

be lb. ov 14 lbs. for 50e; add post-
ec Herman Carter, Kensington,
rece

ee Hastings June corn for seed,
~193! crop, 20c gal.; add postage.
Mi se Funice Rhea, Kensington.
_Btue Mexican June seed corn, 50c
ie $1.50 bu. del. in first and 2nd
ene; cash with order. A. H. Thom-
s; Bishop.

Seed Wanted

Want best price on good cabbage
eed and what kind and price. T.
oe Adel, Rt. 3.

Eggs For Sale

: Prize winning dark Cornish game
LES, Toe per 15; $2 per 50; $5 per
OC prepaid; 100 weekly. Mrs. C.
Sikes, Sylvester.

Elke. str. Australorp hatching
ees for sale, $1 per 15 for a limit-
4-time; also Australorp cocks and
} ee $2 each O'3. Johnson









a rowe, Cartersville.
: Turken (Spencer Wonder Bird)
S2S,. $1.25 per. 15; cartons re-

uthed. Miss Rebecca Campbell,
860 Boulevard, S. K., Atlanta.

$ . R. I. Red eggs, Tompkins
fain, velvet reds, 65c for 15; $1.10
er 36; $2.50 per 100 del., cases to
be returned; no chks. Mrs. M. B.
Scroggs Ss, Alto: :

Genuine Buff Cochin bantam
st Ock.and eges for sale; also Giant
slack .\Minorea eges, $1.50; the

Wl is proper season to hatch
antams.-O. H. Wright, Atlanta.

Eng. Tancred eggs, 45c per. set-
ting of 15; hens two yrs. old, cock-
els- non-related; exc. for guinea

+ duck esas; carton. ret. Mrs.
Wavy Lewis,.Toomsboro.

Fult Dark Cornish eggs, 5c ea.;

Ss Feb., March and April. roost-
$1.25, Ce OS ee PB. oO,





eee and Baltimore sohiale ad

iMdirs J. 7G. Bray, Eliaville, PRES SSS 9

hatch on halves, party to deliver
any |

New Giant everbearing straw-
erry seed, bear. from May... to.
December. 35 pke. in coin, 2

. postage: Chesley Rice, 508% Luckie;
| bright fodder,

$1.15 bu. R

.ing per cent stock. Started under

are ears. pops good, 1981 crop, |



- Eggs For
Marhmoth. White . Pp cin
ees, 60 | per! 12: postpaid Ane Ga:

Speckled guinea eggs, 18 for 500)

postpaid. Irvin . Roberts, Talla-}
poor Ft 8s" See ee sien

Thompsons imp. B. R. eggs:
frem prize: winmers 3. yrs. im suc: |
cession at county fait; 15 eggs, 65c;
$0. e@ees, $1.25 ostpaidy. eattor|
ret... Mrs: Eutas - Steadam;

bridge, Rt. 2; Box 329:

White Pekin duck eggs, Tse doz |
@del.: no checks, Serpe Randal,
Lavonia,

Eggs. Wanink.

Want at once 45 4oz, esess



to-

egsgs and I deliver chicks;
pure bred variety aecepted. W. C.
Ceeper, Carrelien.

Want 15 White Australorp eggs
er 15 day old chicks: must be pure

prices. Olin B. Moore, Madras.

Grain and Hay Fer Sale

Two thousand %2undies geod,
4 hands to bundle,
$1.50 per hundred hundies at my
barn or delivered in Newnan, Ga.
J. MeRay, Newnarm Rt 5.

Two hundred bright, large 3-
hand bundles fodder for sale or
exc. for good pig; bring pig and get
fodder. CC. L. Bradford, Lithonia,
moe
. Four tons of good, bright peavine
hay, $15 ton, FOB Claxton; has not
had any rain on it; no bad. seed of
any kind tn it. W. M. Beasley,
Claxton.

Sound bright -hay for sale; peas,
65e bu.: will exe..for No, 1 corn,
oats or velvet beans; also 5 pigs, 6
wks. old, $2 ea.; 300 lbs. Stuart,
Schley, Mobile pecans, i0c Ib. R.
S. Parham, Greenville.

Baby Chicks For Sale

Fifty day-old heavy mixed baby





chicks, Te ea., hatched June 29;
also 25 4-wks.-old chicks, lic ea.,
express collect. Mrs. Dollie M.
Harrell, Haxvkinsville, Rt. 2;
Box 25. :

White Leghorn baby chicks; 444e,
2 wks. old, 9c; 4 wks. old pullets,
20c, 6 wks. otd pullets, 30c. AU
from pure Booth strain, heavy lay-
sanitary conditions. D. P. Martin,
Cobbtown.

Pure bred Dark Cornish game
baby chicks, 1 day old, 12%c ea.:
also fresh setting eggs from non-
related prize winning stock, 5c ea.;
add postage; guaranteed satisfac-
tion Mrs. C, A. Patterson, Ty Ty,
Ree te

Baby chicks, heavy assorted
ehielks, 5c ea.; $4.50 prepaid live
dei. ready July 6 and 28. W. L.
Helms, Buena Vista.

Baby Chicks Wanted

Want White and. Brown Leghorn



baby chicks or 6 to 12-wks.-old
pullets; - want to exc. value for
same. A. H. NeSmith, Statesboro,
Rt. 4:

Want up to 350 baby ehicks to
raise on halves to 6 wks. old: I
prefer S. C. Black Minorcas or B.
Rocks; I furnish feed; write first.
R. QO. Hodges, St. George.

Want 500 baby chicks to raise
on halves every month to keep
unti! 10 wks. old; you furnish
chicks and I furnish feed, W. W.
Collins, Toceoa, Rt. 2.



Miscellaneous For Sale

Sweet, sound, dark red tobacco.
103 Ib.; send money order. Ruth
Spivey, Surrency.

New crop fine
ready, 10.Ibs. for $1. Inez Camp-
bell, Surrency. :

Ten Ibs. old dark red tobacco,
sound and good, money order for
$i. Phillip Davis. care A. Campbell,
Surreney.

x00d home-made tobacco, 8c Ib.
Floyd Young; eare Alex Campbell,
Surrency. - :

Both new and old erop tobacco
fos sale or exc. for value, tobacco
at 10c Ib.; old lot 8e Jb.; send
money order, Alex Campbell, Sur-
rency.

yoo0d mellow flue-cured tobacco,
10 Ibs. for $1, prepaid or exc. 10
lbs. for eleven 100-Ib. feed sacks
free. from holes. Mary I. Lanier,
Summit, Rt3,

Yellow root, dry, 10c Ib.; rattle
weed roots, 10c Ib.; queen of the
meadow; 15c 1b.; yellow dock roots,

tobacco, now

25e lb. J. W. Jackson, Talking
Rock. j
Bright and red flue-cured to-

bacco ready to chew or smoke, 10

jelly

Zone;

5c Ib: no orders less

-baceo for chewing, 1 Ib;

per bu.



Ibs. for $1 prepaid in ta. Joke ad
liams, Ales, Rt, - Y A



in make chadkients: jam
yon halves, party. furnish all}
sugar and their containers. |

teins as alfalfa: now until Sept. 1

best time to Pant S. oy Smith,

fon | Cnthhert,
Bain- f

Good old oa i cotine to-
bacco now ready to use, 10: Ibs.
for $1-postpaid to ard zone. Mamie

Williams, Alma.

Flue-cured tobacco, aged meliow,

lbhest grad, welk pressed, ready to
| use,

{50 postage collect;
Toye Willams,

10 Ibs.,
prompt shipment.
Alma, Rt. 3.

_ Smoking tobacco,
lbs. 756;
also- Fiat Dutch cabbage
plants and Stone tomato vlants. H.

flue-cured, 10

.F. MeCorvey, Coolidge.
blood Osherne strain; ~vrite.me best |

Bright flue-cured .tobacco: pre-
pared ready for use, 10 Ibs., 90c.
prepaid. to 3rd rone. Siephen Wil-
liams, Alma.

Good bright flue-cured tobacco,

aged and: mellow, well pressed pre--

pared ready to chew, 10 Ibs., $14
prepaid in Ga... T. W. Crapps, }
Alma, Rt. 3:

Bright flue-cured tobacco pre-
pared ready to chew, 1c Ib., pre-
paid in. Ga. J. BE. Williams.

Good home-made tobacco aged
Fand mellow; prepared ready for
use, 10 Ibs., 90c, prepaid in Ga.

Mrs. Fannie Parker, Atma.

Good flue-cured tobacec, old and
mellow, bright or red .chewing, 8c
lot smoking, 6 Ib. David Hutto,
Surrency, Rt. 2)

' Bright and red chewing tobacco,
old and mellow chewing, 8c 1b.,

FOB. Ruby McLeod, Surrency.

Good flute-cured tobacco, ripe and
melHow, chewing, 10c Ib.; smoking,
$c Ib.; no orders for less than $1;
I pay postage to 3rd zone. L. T.
Bushe, Surrency.

Genuine bright leaf flue-cured to-:
-haeco, good to chew or smoke, 10

Ibs. for $1, postpaid. James
Branch, Baxley, Rt. 3.
Genuine flue-eured tobacco,

whole leaf, 7c tb.: broken leaves,

Mrs. Bernice McLeod, Screven,
Good yellow leaf chewing and

smoking tobacco: packed in white:

sanitary bags, 12 Ibs. for $1; 25
Ibs. for $2; Gov. insp. P. R. potato
plants, 20c M; all del. in Ga. Harold
Smith, Baxley. f

Yellow root, blue indigo roots,
mullin root, 10c Ib. Mrs. Emiley
Long, Cleyeland, Rt. 4, Box 13.

Good barn-cured whole leaf to-
Se for
in Ga.; no orders less
no checks. Ben Smith;

smoking, de}.
than 50c:
Surrency.

Bananza- brignt leaf smoking to-
baceo, Ge lh and sostage. G, A.
Thompson, Swainshoro,

Bright and mellow sood grade
flue-cured tobacco, 9c Ib. del.
lcts of 10 Ibs. or more. Frank
Smith, Surrency, Rt. 2.

Miscellaneous Wanted

Want at once-glass fruit jars to
fill on shares with vegetables;
fruits, ete. Mrs. A. LL: Jones,
Whitesburg, Rt. 8.

- Georgia Products
For Sale ae

BEANS: AND PEAS FOR SALE
Best variety cream, sugar Crowd-
er peas, bear till frost. Under pk.
lots, 15c Ib.; pk ots, $1.25: bushel
lots, $4. pestpaid. J. S. Bartley;
West Point, Rt. 2. :
Blue Goose peas, 75e bu. J. C.
Sawyer, Lawrencevillta, Rt. 3. +

Seed peas Whippoorwill; free
from weevil; bright,and clean; 75c
bu.; yellow Crowders; slightly mix-
ed, $1 bu. .C. M. Sims, Pembroke.

Forty - bus. nice, bright, sound
No. @tvClay . peas, 50 bu. FOB.
Grown on my own farms. J. J.
Palmer; Tennille> *

Little white mush peas for the
table; bear till frost; 10 Ibs. for $1
plus postage. Six-week table peas;
raised this year; will make three
crops; 5 Ibs. for 50c., Morey order





or stamps. No chks. Plus. post-
age. L. H. Edenfield,: see
Rt. 1, Box 31. .

Twelve bu. Brabham peas,
per bu.; New Era (or Groits

$1

is

L-roper name), 30c FOB Washing- |-

ton. M. L. Callaway, Rayle.
Clay and Whippoorwill peas, 65c
in even wt. shipping bags

NOB here. I PR. Coleman,
Devereux.

Calif. black-eyed peas, $1 - per
bu.; mixed turnip seed, 25 Ib.,

1932 crop, FOB: W. V. Thompson,
c eberren, Rt. 1, Box 101. z

aan |
Mrs. |
We. Wilkerson, Rockmart, Rt 4.

Half a million: Napier: grass roots |.
and - plants; importe ed, from Africa:
Gav. analysis give t same in pro-

UEBrabss, .

Barefield, Alexander.

even wt.
Chance; lexander.
prepaid to 1st and 2nd] :

$2:25 bu. FOB Luthersville. C.

than 50c.-:

Hali,

in-



heavy
25c- qt.

Ghace . plauieeys--
bearer - and very prolific,
ue Aderhold, Lavonia. - :

peas,

Good, sound Brab, and iron peas, :

$0. per. bu.
A. Walker, Eliaville.

FOS this station. C.
Peas and beans for sale; Clays
rippers, 90-day runner
beans; write for price as, B: K. -Hal-

stead, Box 444, Wfawkinsville.

- Calif, pblack-eye peas, recleaned,

gf. 50 per bu. Mrs. A, Z. Cumbee,

West Point, Rt. 4.

Three hundred and fifty bu.}|

Furke County Clays, 50 bu. C. C,

field peas in
dT

One hundred bu.
oe, he Bia.

Six bu. little white: mush peas

for sale or trade; make me an of-

fer: D, lL. McGlaun, Cusseta.
White bunch butter beans, 20c
per. Ib.; $2 peck, or $3 bu., del. in
Ga. Jackson. Wonder and Ken-
tucky Wonder, same price. J. H.
Smith, Barnesville, Rt: A, Box 71.
Peas, Clay, New Era, 60c bu;
Brabs., 70c; Calif. black-eye, $1 bu.
FOB: C., N. Adams, Social Circle.
Seventy-five bu. No. 1
peas, 55 bu. FOB) cash with order.
W.-M. Dixon, Trwinton.
Four bu. of 1981 crop ieprored

i Whipp. peas just threshed, $2 for
P eh lot FOB. C. A: Dove, Duluth,

Q-too-tan soy beanss,
EK.

Five bu.

Newell, Isuthersville. :

Large Whipp. peas, $1... bu.;
cream sugar Crowders, $2 bu.; 4oc
gal.: senna seed, $ this., 12c; strong:
sage plants, 15 for 25c. Mrs: C. A.
Wilbanks, Commerce, Rt. 5.

Red ripper, unknown, Whippoor-
will iron clad, 75c bu.; orange cane
seed 60c bu. B. R. Woodliff,
Filewery Branch; Rt. 1.

One hundred bu. good Whipp.

peas, 85e bu FOB. Senoia. C. P.
Daniel, Senoia.
Crowder little white mush peas.

to exe, for honey,
baby chicks, hens, or anything can
use John L. Smith, Reeves.
Ninety-day velvet beans) .98 per
cent to 100 per cent sound, 60c bu.

/ FOB. D: W. Knight, Dexter.

sound
seed
Ro Te

Two and % bu... pure
Brabs: for sale or exc. for
wheat or rye, 1932 crop.
Oglethorpe.

Sound mixed field peas, 55c per

-bn FOB Oglethorpe, L. EH Shealey;
Oglethorpe.

Thirty bu. No. 1 iron-Brabham
peas, mixed, 70e bu.; 20 bu. O-too-
tans, $2.40 bu. C. Th Cooke. San-
dersville.

Sixty bu. good scund Brabham

peas, Tc bu. FOB Richland; cash

with. order. A. C.. Reddick, Rich-
jland, Rt. 1.

Brabham peas, pure, recleaned
and treated against weevils, _85c
bu. in best bags FOB. W. J. Potts,
Bonaire.

Nice, clean cream sugar Crow-
ders. $2.50 bu: 80c: pk. . B. -F:

O'KKeHey, Maysville.

- No, 1 iron peas. in 2% bu. even
wt. bags at 7T5c bu. FOB Bonaire.
L. S. Hayes, Bonaire. ;

FRESH AND: CURED MEATS
FOR SALE
Dry oak smoked side meat,
per 100 Ibs.,
money order,
ceptable;
press;
Wray.
Sugar cured country.
smoked nice and brown, with green
oak; sound and sweet: hams, 15c;



38
postoffice or express

cashiers. cheek ac-
you pay freight or ex-
no exchange. A. Paulk,

sides, 12e; shoulders, 10c Ib. FOB!

Valdosta. BE. L. Todd, Valdosta.
Corn fed, oak smoked dry side
meat, $8 per 100.
eashiers checks acceptable.
pay. freight or. express.
ehange. <A. Paulk, Wray.
Twenty-five hams, wt. 15 and 20
Ybs., 15c 1Ib.; . shoulders,
FOB. G. D. Fain, Edison.
Brooks County hams,
smoked with dead wood:
order only. Cleon
Quitman, Rt. 1.

HONEY FOR SALE
New chunk honey in 10 Ib. pails,

You
No ex-

20e Ib.;
money
Hutchinson,



$1.25 each; strained honey in 10
tb. pails same price; write for
prices on larger lots. Wm. H.

Barfield, Louisville.

New comb honey per case of 6-5-
ib. pails, $8; extracted in barrels
or 60-Ib. cans, 5c Ib. Can furnish
large quantity; prices FOB Lake-
lan. John W.. Berryhih, Lake-
land.

New bright honey in comb or ext.

in 10 Ib. buckets, $1.25 bucket post-

paid; cash with order. R. W.
Browning, Dublin, Rt. 3. Bf 3

mixed |

Ga. cane syrup; |

| white feed sacks, 100 size. no ne ]

meat;-[-

Money. orders or}:

10c Ib,



i ~ Geers Products

ive. ibs pail ire ext. Hi
50c, Frank R. Heath, Atlanta, oe
phone Drive and Birch St. Phe
RA, 3542,

Sixteen and oiebat dae.
Ages beeswax, 25 tb. del. in
. G. Oliver, Barnesville, Rt, 2

Pure bright 1932 honey ine con
$1- per 10. 1b. pail, or 50 The ot
$4.50 FOB, Milan, R.A. Cravey,
1, Box 130.

BUITER FOR SALE Mee
Hight or ten lbs. good firm
ter each week, 26c del; guarantee
good; cows t. b. tested: sample f
postage; atko mung beans, 8a
For exc. Coy. Winis, Talking Rock
SRS}
Cream, butter,
eottage cheese to exc, for. value
write. C. G.. Christiansen, Albany,
Gillionsville Rad.

- FRUITS AND: VE GETABLES:
For sale six acres cantatoupe
will be ready by the first of Jul
one mile of Hawkinsville,
Ridley, Hawkinsville. ;

Nice green peas for sale 10. n
south of Hazlehurst; trucks. plea,
call, Homer Taylor, Graham, KK

FRUIT FOR "SAL. Eo

Nice huckleberries, freshly g :
ered from the mountains and a
leys of Tallulah, 30 gal. FOB.
gal. lots, $2.49; full measure: 1
prempt. shipment guaranteed Mis
B. McNeeley, Tallulah Falls. _

Recky Ford cantaloupes; no
ready far truck. Mate: price. wh
you. call. -C. EB. Moon, Cordete.

*s POTATOES Soak

Two bu. Lookout Mtn... Trish
tatoes for late planting, $1 per bi
also 2 bu. Laredo soy. beans, soun
and clean, $2 bu. Aone Cont
Demorest. ey

Lookout Mtn. Irish potatoes f
seed fo rfall crop, 50c pk., or %
per bu.; also. Ponderosa or Beef-
steak tomato plants, 15e per C, or
$1.25-per M, FOB. S. Du -Guillefean ;
Lincolnton, Rt. 6. :

VEGETABLES - 3
Red nest onions 5c sal, del. i





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sacks or. dried: fristts ks H
Hahira, Rt. 1. 2
Several thousand Tbs. of cash
nice hard white heads, 1c Ib
the: patch; now ready; also hy
heifers 5 and. 6 wks. old for se
Mrs. H. B: Ford, Lavonia. .
'Fwo acres fine white Dent roas'
ing ear corn, ready about July
/to 10th; make best offer; pre
selling at -field to. trucker; also
acres of choice green peas . nO
ready. Mrs. W. A. Cribb, Nichol
Have vegetables. in exe. for ;
cans or will. fill them on halyes;
will also exc, 10 lbs. dry apples

Stalvey

Cleveland.

PECANS. AND PEANUTS

2 FOR SALE Q
No. 1 Spanish shelled peanutg
for-eandy or planting; 3 Ib. FOR
Bluffton. A. M. Hubbard, Bluffton.
Few bu. peanuts to exc, for pe:

Dollie Blackwell,














for hay, -2 bu. peanuts for one
peas. ie ona: Harrell, -Quitm:
EEG,

Fwelve and one-half tons Spa

ish. peanuts, 2c Ib, in 460-lb. le
or, more FOB Ochlochnee. Ww
Jackson, Ochlochnee, ~
Runner peanuts, sound
clean, 100 lbs: for $1. 50... Be
Brooks, Edison. ee
Ga: raised N. @. runner peanut:
saved without rain, good sped,
Ip J. D. Swint; Lenox. ifs

Georgia Products
Wanted. -

SYRUP WANTED... %

Want. to. exc. $25 value for 50
gal or cases-of 6 10-lb. Gas pure
cane syrup, bright and. _ thick :
pay freight on syrup. ae
Morgan, Parrott.

' VEGETABLES WANTED. :
Want to hear from parties | who
hav fruits and. vegetables of 2
kinds by truck load, also chicke
























C.. --? Stanton, Atianta. on
Mmorial Drive, S. ie
FRESH AND CURED. MEA!
WANTED ~

Want 200. Ibs. home-cured meat;
will exc. Duroc Jersey heifer
same. Walter Holliway, Rave:
Rt 1. :

CORN MEAL WANTER ~
Want water ground. meal,
bu. delivered. te at, Weis
Pearson. : ;