STATE CAPITOL 
 
PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF. MARKETSA. D. JONES, DIRECTOR. . 
 
  
 
  
 
meh FOB; fetehlae 
 
15 for limited time; 
 
od. Tancred L. cock, 
e, Cartersville, 
 
Famous  An- 
 
direct from Shep- 
 
ntam hens, large type; 
De several lay- 
 
Bene Mtn., Box 147. 
Black and White 
str. bantams, 75c ea., 
Iso Mixed bantams, 2 
ets, 50c ea. Miss 
White Plains. 
Buff Cochins, half 
2-3 grown, $1.50 ea.; 
-eges, $1.50 per 15; 
ree eggs, $1.50 per 
ight, Atlanta, 515 
 
b Golden Sebright 
os. old, from. 20 oz. 
0 trio, not prepaid. 
 
brights, pure stock, 2 
s, 5 mos. -old, $2 50 
0 pr. L. C. Mobley, 
 
se  S 
ixed bantams, smali } 
 
tch, 60c per pr.: 
iss Gertrude Elling- 
as 
ts, 6 hens, 1 roost- 
Cochins, $2.50; 1 pr. 
2; common. bantams, 
David Jennings, Jr., 
- Box 84. 
own R. C. Golden 
del. in Ga.; money 
Tugele, Carrollton, 
 
ochin Bantam roost- 
hatch, $1 each FOR; 
 
. Z. white rabbits, 
 
for young stock: An- 
, Blue Ridge. 
 
OTHER ROCKS 
 
ets, 12 wks: old, well 
 
x cockerel | free. with 
s. V. K. Herndon, 
 
oughbred B. R. pul- 
oster, April, 1932 
Mrs. D. D. Woodard, 
 
Ze Prevailing Wholesale Prices, July 11, 1932. Always Subject to Variation. 
 
Columbus. 
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each; no culls: 
 
  
 
Poultry For Sale 
One White Rock rooster, carly 
1931 hatch, Rose Comb, $1.50 post- 
paid. Mrs. W. R. Shipp, Powder 
Sprinsg. 
Ten nice B. R. friers, 25c Cae 
$2.25 for lot, FOB; also 1932 Stop 
 
old-fashioned striped - half runner | 
 
garden bean, seed, 15c cupful and 
postage. Ruth Suggs, Gillsville. 
 
Two select pure bred 14-mos.-old 
Partridge Rock. roosters,. $1.50 ea.; 
and 4 hens, $1 ea.; lot for $6.50, 
FOB; money order. Mrs: Marzie 
Moore, Talking Rock, Rt. 2, Box 7. 
 
Twenty-five B. R. cockerels, thor- |. 
from hatchery : 
 
oughbred, direct 
May 15, 35c each; 30c each in lots 
of 4, or 25c each if 25 are ordered 
at once. Mrs. E. N. Rice, Felton. 
 
Barred Rocks direct from Mis- 
souri Poultry Farms, egg -pbred 
quality, cockerels. 214 lb: each, $1 
also March pure 
bred Cornish, $1 each. Mrs. Allen 
Russ, Nicholls, Rt. 2, Box 80. 
 
B. P. R. pullets,. March hatch, 
Parks. ped. str., 60c each: few ex- 
tra good cockerels, $1 each; 15 mos. 
old cocks, 225-289 -ped- str., $2.50 
each. Junius Chastain, Toccoa. 
 
CORNISH 
 
Two pure bred Dark Cornish 
roosters, Berry  str:, Feb., 1931 
hatch, $1 each; 10 head March, 1932 
hatch. roosters, 75c each. At yard 
p ces. D. E. Webb, Soperton, Rt. 1. 
 
Dark Cornish 214-3 Ib. roosters, 
85c ea., 2, $1.60; 4, $4; flue-cured to- 
bacco, 10 lbs. for 10 Ibs. dried ap- 
ples; 10 Ibs. for 11 feed sacks. Mary 
Lanier, Summit. 
 
One Dark Cornish 10 Ib. rooster, 
1981 hatch; 1 1932 hatch, 5 lb. cock- 
erel, $1.50. ea. FOB. Lawrence 
Wynn, Milledgeville, Box 226. 
 
Six pure bred Dark Cornish, 5 
hens and 1 cock, no akin, $6 FOB; 
18 mos. old, large and fat. Mrs. LE. 
R. Surrency, Screven. 
 
Three full Dark Cornish Jan. and 
Feb. roosters, $1.25 each; eggs, 5e 
each; exc. for home-made lard; frt. 
paid; money order. Mrs. E. P. King, 
Rochelle, Rt. 1. 
 
Twenty-four Dark Gornisit 1% to 
2 ib., 18 pullets, 50c each. Charles 
Reynolds, Forest Park. 
 
Pure bred Dark Cornish, March 
hatch, Perry str., large type from 
prize winning stock, cockerels, $1; 
pullets, 80c each; 10 pullets, cock- 
erel, $8. C, H. Trotman, Lumpkin. 
 
  
 
ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, 
 
Poultry For Sale 
GAMES 
Fifteen Ky. Dom hens and 1 
rooster, yr, old April, 1932; 75 Feo. 
and March. K. D., Tie each: cash 
 
with order. W. Heliry Baxley, Ir., 
 
Hephzibah. 
 
Bacon Warhorse stags, 10 or 12 
head, about 1-3 grown, $2 ea., del. 
-at my home. W. J. Lampp, Bruns- 
wick, Rt. 1, Box 138. 
 
Sid 'faylors, that are direct from 
ii. B. Spencer, quail size, trios. 
$3.50; stags, $1.50 ea.; cash only: 
sat. guar. Herman Davis, Ellijay. 
 
Royal Chanticieers; a few crow- 
ing 4-5 Ib, stags, $2.50 ea. G. W. 
Price, Atlanta, 1678 Emory Road. 
 
Dead game Irish Greys and Allen 
Roundheads, stags and cocks, hens, 
pullets or trigs. Rip Sedford, Blue 
Ridge. 
 
Pure Napoleon Blues, quail size, 
$1; cockerels, 1% to 2 lbs., $1.50: no 
chits* i Mirs. <3. 2D. Rhodes, Dexter, 
Rte 
 
Thoroughbred Ginn Greys, good 
layers, good fighters; hens, $1 ea.; 
roosters, $1.50 ea.; pigeon size, 30c 
each; exc. for colored friers. Mrs. 
Eliza W. Dean, Uvalda. 
 
Pure Allen Roundheads and pure 
H. D.s, quail size, in lots of 6 or 
more, 75c each; 144 and 2 Ib., $1 
each and up according to size. J. F. 
Charles, Postmaster, Chatsworth. 
 
GIANTS 
Pure bred J. B.. Giants, pullets 
and cockerels, also some yearling 
hens and cock birds; write for 
prices. R. A. Yeager, Zebulon. 
 
LEGHORNS 
 
Six pure bred Tancred W. lL. 
cockerels, 7 wks. old, 25e each 
FOB. Mrs. L. H. Hutto, Graymont, 
Read. 2 
 
Five W. L. 18-mos.-old hens and 
rooster, $3 FOB, or exc. for good 
pig. J. B. Duncan, Talking Rock. 
 
Twelve Ferris str. W. L., March 
1932 hatch, almost ready to lay; 
large, no culls; from 200-263 egg 
layers, 75c ea.; money order. Paul 
Anthony, Columbus, 1549 15th Ave. 
 
Seventy-five S. C. W. L. pullets, 
14 wks, old, 60 that are 7 wks. old, 
for sale;: from Lingo Hatchery, 
Oneeda, Ill. H. B. Mercier, Buford. 
 
Three W. L. cockerels, large type 
Barron Eng str., April-hatch, direct 
from Roselawn, dbl. AA matings, 
$1.50 ea., $4 for lot. Mrs. A. Kick- 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
land, Nicholls, Rt. 2. 
 
MARKET REPORT 
 
OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS 
 
Macon. 
 
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Atlanta. 
 
  
 
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$.16 $ 
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JULY 21, 19382. 
Poultry For Sale 
 
Fifty Tancred W. L, hens, 1930- |. 
 
1931. hatch 65c ea, exp. prepaid; 1 
male bird free with. ea. 
 
to state address. in his ad.) 
 
-Seventy-five W. L. hens, Tan- 
cred str., 1981 hatch, fine breeders, 
 
no culls, from bloodtested stock, 50c | 
 
ea.; 1 male bird free with ea. 10 
hens. Mrs. Maggie Thomason, Lin- 
dale. 
 
Fifty W. L. puliets, 6 wks.. old, 
25e ea. FOB. G. D. Fain, Edison. 
 
Seventy-five or 100 W. lL. hens, 
75e en.; 15 B. L., 75 ea.; 10: Black 
Minoreas, big type, $1.25 ea.; cash, 
or exc. Scott Gober, Barnesville. 
 
Twelve large type, thoroughbred 
White English. Leghorns, April 
cockelels, $10; 10 thoroughbred Red 
April cockerels, $8; both, $1 ea; 
also mixed friers. Miss Sallie C. 
Sweat, Waycross, 1212 Albany Ave. 
 
Five select, pure bred Everlay 
str. Brown IL. hens, 13 mos. old, 
prize winning stock, $1 ea. FOR; 
money order: Mrs: F, L. Fricks, 
Talking Rock, Rt. 2, Box 7. 
 
Pure AAA, Eng. str. W. L. cock- 
erels, 9 wks. old, 50c ea., IFOB, or 
del. in lots of 6 or more. Mrs. J, A. 
Howell, Meigs, Rt. 1, Box 39. 
 
One hundred and forty W. lL. 
pullets, 12 wks. old, Tancred str., 
40e ea., also 120 cockerels from 
same flock, 30c ea., FOB Bruns- 
wick. A. O. Lunsford, Darien. 
 
Pure bred W. L. roosters, 2 to 4 
mos. old, from Booths AAA blood- 
tested breeders, 75c ea.; 3 for $1. 
Dick Scott, Adairsville, Rt. 3. 
 
One hundred and fifty Tancred 
str., 1931 hatch hens, 4 to 5 Ibs., 
laying 50 per cent at present; fine 
for next years breeders, 50c ea. S. 
G. Lowe, Mansfield. 
 
Twenty-five W. L. April hatch 
pullets, Ferris str., no culls, $12.50 
for lot; also 1 pr. Belgium rabbits, 
$1; all FOB. Mrs. R: C. Smith, 
Forsyth, Rt. 1. 
 
Evverlay B. Ll. cockerels, AA 
grade, 50c ea. if taken by Aug. 10; 
no chks. Mrs. J. J. Davis, Thomas- 
ville, Rt. 3. 
 
Twelve-wks.-old cockerels from 
Kerlins Super X matings; from 
hens of 250 up record, $1 ea.; sat. 
guar. J. P. Carlton, Georgetown. 
 
Fine, pure bred Buff L. cockerels, 
April hatch, 50 each; stock direct 
from Davis Leghorn farm. Mrs. A. 
L. Keyes, Eton. 
 
i 10 hens: 
stock from Highland Poultry Farm, | 
| Mich, Clarence Cox Lindale, (Failed 
 
-Ville, Rt. 2, Box 25. 
 
  
 
NUMBER 29, _ 
 
Poultry For Sale 
W. L. pullets, 5 wks. old, and  
from bloodtested Tancred stock. ble 
H. Wood, Athens, Box B.  
 
lets,  wks. old, $17 for lot. J. Be 
Brown, Meansville. 
 
  
 
MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS: 
 
Forty heavy mixed chickens, 4 
and 5 wks. old, . each; 
lect; money order preferred. Mrs.  
Dollie M. Harrell, Hawkinsville, Rt 
2; Box oe 
 
Heavy mixed friers, milk fed: fie" 
Ib.; fat hens, 14c lb.; coops to be 
returned; money orders. Mrs. Mil- 
ton H. Nelson, Calhoun, Rt. 5... 
 
MINORCAS EN 
Fifty pure bred Pape str. S. C. 
Black Minorca 4-mos.-old pullets, | 
65c ea.; cash. Ll. HH. Harrison; 
Whigham. Poe 
Nine hens and _ rooster, 1932 
hatch, mostly White Minorcas, $5; 
1 Feb. hatch W. L. cockerel, 60; 
all exp. collect; money order with  
order, Gladys Harrell, Hawkins-  
 
  
 
Pape str. Black Minorca 12-wks.- 
old cockerels, selected for breeding, 
75c ea. Mrs. G. W. Wilson, Ma 
AE. 2 
 
  
 
ORPINGTONS ; 
 
Six White Orp. cockerels, April 
12 hatch, 75c each; not prepaid. 
Mrs. Thos. E. Morris, Tarrytown, 
 
Six choice Buff Orp. cockelels, 
March hatch. $1 ea.; $5 for lot; also 
2 April Barron W. lL. cockerels, $6 
ea. T, E. Green, Blue Ridge, Rt: 1. 
 
Bloodtested Golden Buff Orp. pul- 
lets, 344 mos. old, 50c ea.; cockerels,  
same age and str., 40c prepaid.  
Loyd Lodge, Pelham. 
 
AAA Buff QOrp. ped. cockereis, 
The Lay-Egg-a-Day str., direct 
from Booths trap-nest stock; Feh. 
4th hatch. Mrs, J. C. Ward, Perry. 
 
Highteen Buff Orp. pullets, 4 
cockerels, 3 mos. old, wt. 2 lbs or 
more, 40c each; 9 R. I. Reds, 6 wks, 
old, $1 for Reds. Mrs. Neta Hopes 
Hiram, mt. ,  
 
PIGEONS 
Pure bred Homers and White 
Kings, well mated, banded and 
working, $1.50 pr. -C. H. Overby, 
 
Columbus, 22 11th St. 
Muff Tumblers, Turbits, African 
Owls, Priests, Birmingham Rollers, 
Clverrettes Homers, gall $1 pr. Her-, 
 
  
 
man Mize, Americus. 
 
  
 
  
 
Valdosta. 
$ .16 
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Poultry For Sale.........------.---<--- 
Poultry Wanted 
 
Live Stock For Sale 
 
Live Stock Wanted 
 
Positions Wanted 
 
Farm Help Wanted. .-.21.-..2...-0i.--sce 2 
Plants For Sale 
 
Eegs For Sale 
 
Baby Chicks For Sale 
 
Baby Chicks Wanted 
Grain and Hay For Sale 
Grain and Hay Wanted 
Seed For Sale 
Seed Wanted 
Miscellaneous For Sale. 
Miscellaneous Wanted 
Georgia Products For Sale 
' Georgia Products Wanted........ 
Special NOtices......---------sececesesesneonneees 2 
 
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EAU OF MARKETS 
r D. Jones, Director 
 
  
 
  
 
UGENE TALMADGE, 
- Commissioner 
 
  
 
  
 
ruary 15, 1922, at. the Post 
: Atlanta, Georgia. 
the act of June 8, 1930. 
ed for mailing at special 
postage provided for in. 
1103, Act of October 8, 
 
  
 
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admissible un- 
 
epeated only when request 
ompanied by new copy of 
 
  
 
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and seed, incubator and 
nta} nursery _ stock 
 
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pplement which appears on 
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and for sale editions are 
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ear. Advance notices of 
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to mail us these types of 
 
  
 
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ions of notices containing 
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right to cut down notices ot 
han 80 words, providing 
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, the meaning of the 
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msaction resulting there- 
 
  
 
  
 
SPECIAL NOTICE 
 
CORRECTION 
ppeared in issue of June 30.) 
a Guinea (not Guernsey) bull 
e age, size and right price. 
McCreight, Dorchester. 
 
  
 
SPECIAL NOTICE 
d OTATOES WANTED 
int <o buy sev. bu. Lookout 
d Irish potatoes; quote best 
m. M. Weaver, Jr., Macon, 
it b Mfg. Co. 
 
SPECIAL NOTICES 
~ CORRECTIONS 
IBATORS, BROODERS, ETC., 
: FOR SALE 
Brown Hen Ine., 50 
nd new; never been used; 
exe. for anything can use; 
el. Mrs. F. R. Vincent, Fruit- 
 
  
 
or 
ess 
 
  
 
-HAND MACHINERY 
FOR SALE 
den 3 X cane mill, 2 horse, 3 
; good as new, $15 FOB; cash. 
pence, Pelham. 
 
S AND BEE SUPPLIES 
WANTED 
o buy several hives of 
n- es. State what you have 
yrice are A. Ingram, Jr., Bain- 
= Box 11% 
 
ES earions WANTED 
bered, refined young wo- 
rill! give services in exe. fer 
 
  
 
  
 
sting with poultry and 
t work. Miss Catherine 
 
  
 
King pigeons, 25 pr.; not 
in 5 pr. to a customer, FOB 
office; -money order. 
 
Moultrie, Box 23. 
 
n pure bred White Kings, 
ena sO. free 
; i lot for 
 
Bill 
 
m at, h 
 
ard, Macon, 359 Church. St. : 
Pure bred banded White Kings 
 
and 25 prs. common pigeons for 
 
sale or Swap; write. Odell Collier, 
 
Moultrie. 
 
  
 
R. lL. REDS 
 
Ten R. I. Reds hens and cock, 
1931 hatch, Donaldson str.; good 
color, $11 for lot. Mrs, R. M. Jack- 
son, itound Oak. 
 
Thoroughbred R. I, Red pullets 
and cockerels, 3 mos. old; also few 
Barred -Rocks, same age, 65c each. 
A. G. Bowman, Ft. Valley. 
 
Five Red pullets, 1% to 2 tbs. 
each; Donaldson str. Dark Red, from 
extra heavy laying hens, 50c ea., 
FOB. Reuben H. Martin, Pitts, 
Box 56. 
 
Thirty Reds, 10 wks. old, 25 ea.; 
also 2 ducks and drake, Tide a.3 
$2 for lot; money orders only. Miss 
Georgia Lewis, White Oak. 
 
Two pure bred R. I. Red cock- 
erels, January hatch, $1 each; pure 
J. B. Giants, March hatch pullets, 
75e; cockerels, 85c each; money or- 
der. Mrs. Kate Robertson, Ma- 
nassas. : 
 
Ten R. I. Red cockerels, from 
Ruckers championship. str. of 200 
eggs or more, $1 ea., or exe. for 
fresh eges, W. C. Moore, Decatur, 
Rt Box: 207-D:- <  
 
Donaldson str. S. C, R. I. Red 
-eockerels, March hatch, 3 lbs. or 
more, 75c ea., also cockerels and 
pullets, from Star Pen, 50 ea. Mrs. 
J. F. Trawick, Tennille, Rt. 1. 
 
Eight R. I. Red mixed friers for 
sale; see me for prices, etc. Mrs. J. 
J. Kriowles, Patterson, Rt. 1. 
 
Thoroughbred S.C. R: I. Red 
cockerels, March hatch, 75e each; 
no culls. Mrs, G. Hi. Eley, ay aite 
Plains. 
 
TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE, 
DUCKS, ETC., FOR SALE 
 
Ten fine turkeys, April haten, 
half big bone Ellis str., healthy, $15 
del.; 6-4 wks, old, with B. R. hen, 
$4 del.; Ellis str. eggs, 2c each. Mrs. 
F. Cowart, Summit. 
 
Sixteen large white yr. old Mam- 
moth Pekin ducks, 12 hens, 4 
drakes, $15 for lot at my home on 
Piedmont Road at Peachtree Creek, 
or Mina Station. Mrs. E. G. 
Matthews, Atlanta. Phone HB. 1310. 
 
Five geese, nice, grown, raised 
this year, 75c; 5 last years hatch, 
50c; no checks; money order. Mrs. 
J. H. Smith, Moultrie, Rt. 1. 
 
Thirteen ducks, large size, 1% yr. 
old; also 6 young; sell or exe. for 
hens; write for particulars. Mzs. 
Seriven Cole Nichols. 
 
- Three large geese, gander and 2 
hens, $2.50 for lot, cr exc. for M. 
B. turkey poults, 2-3 mos. old; pr. 
Indian Runner ducks, $1.75. Mrs. 
E. FP. Golden, Bremen, Rt. 2. 
 
 Bight pure bred Rouen ducks and 
2 drakes, almost grown, $6.50; pure 
pred Buff L. fine breeding cock- 
erels, 5 mos. old, 75e each; pullets, 
50c each. B. L. Le Waycross, 
Lt. 45 
 
Seven speckled guineas, 60c; will 
exe, for 2 good breed shoats, 50-60 
Ibs at 5%c Ib. 
Seven Top turnip seed, 25e Ib. del. 
O J. Power, LaGrange, Rt. 6. 2 
 
Fifty Indian Runner ducks, 10 
wks. old, 60c each, or $27.50 for iot; 
money order, Mrs. M. EB. Whitaker, 
Bainbridge, Rt. 2, Box 43. 
 
Beautiful Mammoth White Pekin 
grown, young ducks and drakes, $1 
each FOB. F. A. Roven, Washing- 
ton tte 3: 
 
Two turkey hens and tom, 1 hen 
yr. old, 1 hen and tom 2 yrs. old, 
$6 for the 3; cash with order; tom 
wt: 22 lbs. Mrs. Helen Steedley, 
Coffee. : 
 
Week old M. B. turkeys, 30e ea.; 
 
83 M. B. hens, 1 tom, 2: yrs. old, $3 
 2 lbs. beeswax, 50c; all FOR. 
Mrs. B. F. Morrison, Gainesville, 
Res: 
 
Week old turkeys, 25c ea., or exe, 
12 for chicks, day old; pure bred 
B. Rocks or Reds preferred. Mrs. 
W. T. Carry, Union Point. 
 
WYANDOTTES 
 
Twenty AAA R..C. W. Wyan- 
dotte 8-mos.-old cockerels, 55c ea., 
prepaid in lots of 4 or more. . J. 
Cleveland, Bemen, 
 
Fifteen W. Wyandotte yr.-old 
hens, $10, or $1 ea., FOB at Rose- 
land Cottage. Miss E. H. Prather, 
Brookhaven. 
 
White Wyandctte cockerels, di- 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
and pay difference; 
 
rect from Colonial Poultry farms, 
from pede males; Special grade, $1) 2% 
 
  
 
4 game age and str., oo prevent in- 
breeding; 
 
write first. Mrs. W.* W. 
Baughan, Talking Rock, Rt. 2, 
 
Box 7. 
 
GAMES  
Want 25 young chickens, Allen 
Roundheads or Arkansas Travelers; 
also want a nice Jack and Shrop- 
shire ram. T. A. Bowen, Blakely. 
 
BARRED OR OTHER ROCKS 
 
Want 30 pure bred B. R. pullets 
and 3 cockerels; all Feb. or March 
hatch; no culls; will exe.  value 
equal to $16.50 for above. G. W. 
Darden, Athens. 
 
LEGHORNS 
Exc, plug mule for W. L. pullets; 
must be good str., or for goats; 
mule worth $25. L. C, Branch, 
Chula.  ~ 
 
Fifteen-mos. old, grade Jersey 
heifer for 30 Feb, hatch W. L. pul- 
lets, Tancred or Barron str.; bring 
pullets and get heifer. Miss Mary 
Lee Norris, Newborn. 
 
Want 200 Tancred str. W. L. pul- 
lets; prefer hatched between April 
20 and May 20. Spencer Tunnell, 
Sr., Smyrna. 
 
MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS 
 
Want 25 to 35 lbs. young friers, 
wt. % to 1% Ibs.; will pay 1de Ib. 
IFFOB; write. J. H. Move, Atlanta, 
Rt 4, Box 308. 
 
Exe. good value for doz. pullets 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
and rooster; Reds prefefred, Brown 
 
Leghorn, or other good breed; write 
for full information. Mrs. M. L. 
Hall, Chamblee, Rt. 1, Vox 33. 
 
Exe. heifer, first calf for laying 
pullets, B. Rocks or White Leg- 
horns preferred, or any breed con- 
sidered. A. R. Warren, Sr., Gaines- 
ville, At. 1. 
 
ORPINGTONS 
Want 19 or 12 pure Buff Orp. 
hens and rooster, 142 yrs. old, on 
 
  
 
halves; party pay chgs.; want at 
 
ence, C. L, Holtan, Sale City, Rt. 2. 
 
TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE, 
DUCKS, ETC., WANTED 
 
Want 7 or 8 Indian runner ducks 
and 1 drake at 50e ea. G. W. Hunt, 
Sr., LaGrange, Rt. 2; _ 
 
Exe, 2-yr.-old Ferris str. W. L. 
hens, good layers for White Pekin 
ducks. Lonnie Lyons, Atlanta, 2646 
Alston Drive. . 
 
Live Stock For Sale 
CATTLE FOR SALE. 
 
Two high bred Guernsey male 
calves, 7 and 9 wks. old; fine in- 
 
  
 
  
 
dividuals; will-reg. in buyers name, 
 
$25 each FOB Tennille. J. I. Tomp- 
kins, Oconee, Rt, 1. 
 
Large size cow, half Jersey, fresh- 
en about last of July, $30, or $28 if 
taken right away: 2 to 3 gal., gentle, 
butt-headed. Mrs, J. S. Hall, Elber- 
ton Rt. 10; 
 
Fourteen Jersey milch cows, $35 
each at barn; 3 bulls, sub. to rez., 
10 veals, 10 steors, 20 heifers, 6 to 
20 mos. old. J. A. Martin, Meri- 
wether. 
 
One fine Jersey cow and 2 yr. 
old heifer, very cheap for cash. 
Mrs. Beulah Smith, Red Oak. 
 
Three steers and bull, 8 to 18 
mos. old, $100 at my farm. M. H. 
 
| Floyd, Cochran, Rt. 5. 
Two highly bred reg. Jersey bulls, |. 
 
20 mos. old, $25 each with papers; 
2 pure bred J. bull calves, cheap. 
S. L. Thornton, Dewyrose, Rt. 2. 
 
One reg. Holstein bull, 1 yr. 014, 
$25; for information, write: H. H. 
Humpbries, Cleveland, Box 112. 
 
Twenty J. heifers, 3 mos. to 7 
mos. old, good colors and t. b. tast- 
ed; write for prices and full par- 
ticulars. T. G. Adams, East Atlan- 
ta, 455 East Hide Ave, 
 
Jersey-Guernsey heifer calf, 5 
mos, old, for sale. W. E. Pitts, 
Rockyford. : ; 
 
Two nice young Jersey cows, 
fresh in, $30 ea. Bugene F. Golden, 
Bremen, Rt. 2. 
 
Yr. old heifer, half Holstein, in 
good con., $15; exec. for P. C. or O. 
I, C. sow, already bred; fine yr. old 
male, $20 or exc. Mrs; S. P. Jones, 
Lula, Star Rt. 
 
Reg. Guernsey heifer, 
 
due to 
 
freshen July 30, also 1 grade Guern- 
 
sey heifer, freshen July 25; both in 
good con. A. EH. Havenson, Roswell, 
Rt. 
 
/One Black Jersey milch cow, 
fresh in with first calf; 2% gals. if 
properly fed, $25; Blue Jersey. cow, 
 
$5 ea.5 trade  for pullets, about 
grown, allowing 22 Ib. WwW. 
Broadhurst, Jesup. 
 
Four-mos.-old bull calf, almost 
full Jersey, for sale or exc. for full 
blood boar pig, same age. George 
Turner, Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 54. 
 
One young Guernsey bull, 3% 
yrs. old, for sale. Mrs. Sam C, 
Lovelace, West Point. 
 
Jersey milch cow, calf 4 wks. 01d; 
giving 2% gals. per day; sell or 
exc. for heifer that will come in 
fresh in Sept. or Oct. L. A. Puckett, 
Milledgeville. 
 
Good milch cow, fresh in, nice 
 
heifer calf (8rd calf), good con., also 
thoroughbred S. P. C. pigs, good 
quality; can furnish papers. J, R. 
Gable, Raymond. 
- Milk cows, 2 calves, heifer, 10- 
Gay-old bull; sell or exec. for beef 
cattle. Mrs. C. EH. Hardy, Hiram, 
Ro 2s 
 
HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE 
 
Good plow mule, $22.50 cash; 
come see mule; live just off Vir- 
ginia Ave. on Dr. Howards farm, 
College Park. P. W. Wills, Cotes 
Park, Rt. 2. 
 
Beautiful, pibniepoee EG yr. old 
mare, perfectly sound, fine saddler, 
 
  
 
| works anywhere; perfectly gentle, 
 
wt. 900 Ibs.; silver fan tail and Ara- 
bian breed, $150 cash. J. S. N. 
Reed, Winokur, 
 
One plu& mule in good shape, $29. 
W. BE. Smith, Red Oak. 
 
Good farm mare mule, 300 Tbs., 12 
yrs. old, sound, $60; trade for young 
Jersey cow with ist or 2nd caif, 
3144-4 gal. per day. J. L. Chesser, 
Homerville. : 
 
Nice, young horse mule, wt, 1200 
lbs., $65, or Swap for. corn; also 
want to buy 6 nice shoats, not over 
75 lbs ea.; prefer Berkshire. W. H. 
Bolton, Griffin, Box 436. 
 
Good work mule for sale or exc. 
for milch cow; come see, dont 
write. Austin Adams, East Atlan- 
ta, 455 East Side Ave. 
 
Pony horse, wt. 650 or 700 Ibs., 
gentle, worker; sell cheap, or exe. 
for good milch cow, fresh or to 
freshen soon. R. L. Snow, MciIn- 
tyre, Rt. 2, Box 172. 
 
Good, stocky, solid black brood 
mare, value about $100 for sale or 
exc. for mare mule. G. E. Skinner, 
Bronwood, Box 173. | 
 
Pr. mules, 3-4 yrs, old, wt. 1000 
Ibs, ea., well trained, $300. J. H. 
Barnett, Jefferson, Rt. 5. 
 
Mare mule, wt. 1400 Ibs., work 
anywhere, stout and able, 10 yrs. 
old, $25, or swap for a good mule, 
wt. about 1000 lbs., 7 or 8 yrs. old. 
J, Ww. Wallace, Douglasville, Rt. 1. 
 
HOGS FOR SALE 
Few big type P. C. pigs, 9 wks. 
old, sub. to reg., inoculated, cheap 
for cash or will exe. for oats cr 
wheat; write. Bud Rustin, Mauk. 
Reg. Duroc Jersey pigs and hogs 
 
  
 
EF. Brown, <anese Park, Riverdale 
Road. : 
 
Hecistered big pone Black Essex, 
cheicest breeding, dbl. treated, sat. 
guar. W. J. Bargeron, Sardis, 
Box 146. 
 
-. Four pure bred straight nose 
Berkshire sow pigs, wt. 30 lbs.; ent, 
reg., immuned, and exp. paid, $6.50 
each, $24 for 4. Dorsey uy, 
Canon RFD 1. 
 
S. P. C. pigs, 8 wks. old, $5 ea. 
Exe. Joe M. Brown, McRae. 
 
Reg. S. P. C. 3 mos. old boars; 
grandad worlds grand champion, 
$10. G. A. Black, Herndon. 
 
Forty pigs, 5 to 8 wks. old; steer, 
 
wt, 350-450 Ibs.; 3 bull calves, 300- 
400 Ibs.; 50 bu. Iron and Brabham 
peas mixed, 50c bu. J. H. Carter, 
Omaha. 
- Seven Duroc sows, 1 yr. old, in- 
oculated and sub. to reg.; 24 pigs, 1 
mo, old, 1% yr. old boar, reg; all 
$120. H. lL. Harper, Waycross, Pres- 
cott St. 
 
Four Duroc shoats, wt. 150-175 
Ibs., 5c Ib.; 1 young sow, wt. 300, 
4c Ib; also 12 pure bred Red pulleis, 
extra large, $10. W. W. Driskell, 
Sparta. 
 
Sow, 5 thrifty pigs, 6 wks. old, no 
runts; if taken at pen, $15; will ship 
COD; cash with order; ship pigs 
without sow; write. Sam Thos. Jef- 
ferson, Lenox, Rt. 1. 
 
Full stock -B, B. Guinea hogs, 
African str., 35 to 250 Ibs. ea., $5 to 
$20 ea.; stamp for reply and money 
order: for ea. hoe L.- Be Poler; 
 
| Glenwood, Rt. 3, Box 93. 
 
Five Hampshire gilts, wt. 250 
 
  
 
A lbs., 9 m8 ola bred to. farrow 
 
Set 
 
for sale; also reg. service male. C.. 
 
  
 
Edenfield, Stillmore, Rt. 1 
 
  
 
SHEEP AND GOATS 
Two fine kid buck 
 
sire 100 per cent Nu 
 
per cent Tog.; heavy mi 
 
daily or more, $5 ea Mr 
 
Allen, College Park, Rt. } 
 
Southdowns, 2-yr.-old 
$20; yearling ram, $15; ch 
lambs, $10; ewe lambs, 
lbs. wool, 20c 1b. net. K : 
Hatonton, ; 
 
Merino sheep, 3 rams - 
 
1 ewe, 1 butt headed r 
most grown, gentle, easy 
make best offer. Frances 
Barney, Rt. 1. 
 
One Hampshire ram 
or trade to keep from 
want Hampshire, Shi 
Southdown. John fe 
Norman Park. xe 
 
Highteen head of com 
mostly butt-head; 1 billy, 
nies, $15 at barn. Herma 
 
Baxley. 
 
Goat, Nubian and To 
crossed (sired by pure Tog: 
fine breed, 5% mos. old, $: 
exe. for young Jersey 
W. P. Holland, Atlanta, 
St., S. B., phone, MA.  
 
One hundred per 
buck, stands 32 inches: r 
B. Assn., No. P-7085; ae 
can Milk Goat ere 
 
cen 
 
Pate 448 Haas Ave., 8.1 
 
Forty lambs, ay. 
range grown, in good sha 
best offer. S. E. Anderson 
 
- Four young sheep, h 
well grown; 3 ewes and | 
or.exc. for value. F. 
West Point, Rt. 4. 
 
Herd of milk goats, 10 
fresh in; cheap if solc 
Jess W. Scott, Ben Hill, 
 
RABBITS FOR SA 
 
Nine white N. Z., 6 doe 
14-16 wks. old, $1.50 each; | 
lot; 2 does about 1% yrs, 
each. Roy Adamson, : 
RYE. 3: 5 
 
Two N. Z. white does, 
Chinchilla does, bred, $1. 50. 
4 mos. old, $1; also others 
paid. Allen eee Carroll ; 
Street.  
 
Ped. Castor Rex and Er 
rabbits, 4 mos, old, price re 
Bob H, Elliott, Conyers 
 
Live Stock Wan 
CATTLE WANT 
Want a Shorthorn bu 
from a good here a he 
Ingram, Talbotton. 
_ Want cows, zoats) 
and poultry, any ruse 
riety; share basis; ask fo 
tion. Mrs. S. G. Rogers, 
Want to pasture mule 
mo., cattle, 25c; Maxey 
brough Bridge. J. C. Bell, 
Rita 
xe. very good v: ue 
or poultry; write. G, B 
Atlanta, 375 Atwood Ave.. 
Trade 7-yr.-old mule f 
heifers or a yoke of ste 
Manry, Goggins. ; 
Want 2 or 3 good. mile 
from party within ten 
 
  
 
  
 
RES. ; 
Want to buy baby ee 3 
sey or Jersey; want t i 
deer, buck and 2. does; 
and best price. W. dy Mor: 
more. ; 
Want 35 head of cow 
mules, horses to run in 
ture, at reasonable pri 
pasture for $15 = - Jocate 
from Bostwick. A. Ch 
 
Farmington, Rt. q 
 
Want to buy 1 or 2 yoke 
young, well trained Oxel 
ment plan. F. C. Pry 
dale, Rt. 1, ay 
 
Want 25 yearlings 4 mi 
raise on halves until 2 
Herefords or good dairy typ 
Bowman, Ft. Valley. 
 
HOGS WANTED 
Want hogs, 40 to 200 
truck lots; write price and V 
have, B. C. Hatcher, T on ' 
Want Black Guinea 
 
  
 
Stay-fat kind, full stoek 
 
heifer calf, 4-8 mos. ol 
must be cheap for cash. 
 
  
  Blakely, Rt. 1. 
 
rs, old, exp. in 
with good man; 
and 1 yr. exp. in 
Radford Carrol, 
 
job on a farm. 
 
Edison, care C, J. 
 
smith and horse- 
 
or location in 
 
id, widower, unin- 
+ and sincere in 
 
. wants job on 
rower; can handle 
truck; go any- 
 
J. De 
 
Branizer, 
 
jed man wants job 
nd small wage; 
rming and tractor 
eDaniel, Atlanta, 
 
nm f: ym for rest of 
moon shares for 
e; have own help 
ther crop. G. C. 
 
ry; good milker 
 
-M, Jarvis, Carrs 
 
res place on farm 
: for home and 
ry write: Mrs. M. i. 
 
or this season; 20 
and keep up ma- 
ive ref.;. go. any- 
avis, Tucker, Rt. 1. 
"see farm for 1933; 4 
I do all blacksmith 
rk; raise hogs and 
life exp. R. H. 
ion, Rt. 1. 
14-yr.-old girl 
arm With good peo- 
th poultry, garden, 
othes, and school- 
yn; write: Miss 
Atlanta, 232 H. 
 
farm; single, white, 
a little crippled in 1 
y kind of work, 
 
mald Lamb, Atlan- 
 
bered, refined wo- 
 
rvices for small 
home on farm as- 
ultry, etc.; $ -<-write: 
Wood, Atlanta, 
 
of Dunwoody, Rt. 
 
ing for season 1932; 
se keep up ma- 
; Touchton, Payo, 
 
ll farm; begin this 
ducks, |. 
 
_COws, 
Pigeons, large and 
2 good workers; 
+ no cotton 
Smith, Roy. 
oy and middle- 
a home on the 
exp. in farming, 
Vienna, Rt. 4. 
farm for 1933; e to 
 
good farming land 
for 1933, near good 
4; With good drink- 
 
honest and up- |. 
 
S. Victoria Sams, 
 
le-aged widow with 
in touch with man 
Of cotton to pick 
 
fork; 12 in family; 
 
have to be 
 
m farm attending to 
uC., With widow or 
 
Barney, Rt. 1. 
 
Ingle boy waurs 
have had 
. Johnnie 
 
Morris, 
 
care. 
 
  
 
: farm, aD 
lar Holloway, B ison, care cae 
 
Holloway.  
 
2 small children deve: postion: on 
 
farm with old couple or small 
family for small salary and board. 
Mrs, M. . Will, Tifton, P. oO. 
Box =25. 
 
Want home on farm to do gar- 
 
| den, poultry and other light work; 
 
55 yrs. old; widower; no dependents: 
must have a place soon. W. G, 
Greene, Jasper, Rt. 3, Box 38. 
 
Want 3 or 4-horse farm on 50-5 
basis, 9 boys in family, all ie 
workers; wood, house, water; near 
church and: school; ref. if desired; 
at once, Js; Southerland, Rome, 
Rt. 4, 
 
First class wheelright and pblack- 
smith wants job for straight Salary, 
or Will work on shares; ref. N. L. 
Milledgeville, 203 East 
Wall St. 
 
Refined, reliable, unincumbered 
young woman will work for $1 day 
assisting with garden and other 
light work for elderly couple on 
farm, Mrs. I. B..Jackson, Bowdon. 
 
Farm raised woman, alone, con- 
genial good manager, wishes em- 
ployment on poultry, dairy farm, 
and other work, with reliable party; 
a permanent place. Mrs. Lynn 
Freeman, Hapeville. 
 
Farm Help Wanted 
 
Want country boy 12-15 yrs, ald 
to @o light chores on farm for 
board, clothes, and schooling; live 
as one of family; orphan preferred, 
Mrs. Pearl McDaniel, Marietta, 
toa: 
 
Want middle-aged woman, 
healthy, etc., to live in home with 
family of 2 and do light farm work, 
$5. mo., room-and board. W. J. 
Holden, Dillard, : 
 
Want a good man, recommenda- 
tion from Church and others he kas 
dealt with, go 50-50 in truck busi- 
ness, or Wages and board. Mrs. 
Laura B. Taylor, Waycross, Rt. 1, 
Box 15. 
 
Like to hear from any one In- 
terested in live stock proposition in 
any way; 300 acres under fence; ex- 
tra good pasture winter and sum- 
mer. W. V. Phipps, Gainesville, 
Rise 
 
Want middle-aged woman for 
country home; must be exp. in all 
branches of work, able to milk, etc.; 
reasonable wage and home. Mrs. 
Leon Lee, Elza. care A. J. Orr. 
 
Want white woman, 20-35 yrs. 
old, needing a home, to assist with 
gen, light work for board and 
clothes or board and small salary; 
write: Mrs. Nat Collins, Ivey. 
 
Want at once a refined young 
girl, 8 to 20 yrs. old to live in home 
and do light chores; family of 4; 
small wages and live as one of 
family. Mrs. G. W. er Lyons, 
Rt. 2, Box-150. 
 
Want a woman, 30-50 yrs. old to 
 
  
 
live in family of 2 and assist with. 
 
light farm work, poultry, ete. W. 
J. Holden, Dillard. 
 
Want thrifty, capable couple to 
leok after place; rent free to repair 
and carpenter work, etc.; look after 
poultry, pasture for cow, etc.; write 
J. M. Maddox, Stone Mountain, P. 
O. Box 297. 
 
Plants For Sale 
 
New Stone, G. B. tomatoe; Copen- 
hagen, Dutch eabbage and collard 
plants, mtn grown; all postpaid; 
80c 200, 65 500, $1.15 1,000. Grady 
Kelley, Sulphur Springs, Rt. 1. 
 
Ga. heading and blue stem col- 
lard plants, each $1 M, 50c 500; now 
ready. Mrs. R. M. Porter, Milner. 
 
Flat Dutch, W cabbage, Ga. and 
heading col ard, New Stone tomato, 
20e C, 35e 300, 60c M postpaid; 5 
M up, 50c M collect. Robt. Grindie, 
Gainesville, Rt. 2. 
 
Late Flat Dutch cabbage and Ga. 
collards, 80c 500, 50ec M eash. G. L. 
NeSmith, Syeamo-e, Rt. 1, Box 141. 
 
Fall tomato plants, 60 M; prompt 
shipment. D. M. Barberm, Baxley. 
 
New Stone tomato plants, rooted, 
50e 300, 75c 600, $1 M; 5 M up, 90c 
M del.; 6 mos. old pure bred Chin- 
chilla rabbits, 50c each. Orvel Bur- 
ell,, Lawrenceville, Rt. 1. 
 
Thousands of tomato and cab- 
 
  
 
bage plants, ready for fall setting, 
 
25e OC, $2 M postpaid; 15 -C, $1.50 
M at field. Mrs. H. V. Franklin, 
Register. 
 
New Stone and Baltimore tomato, 
Flat Dutch cabbage plants, -15c G; 
60c 500, $1 M del. Ray Whitmire, 
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. 
 
Tomato, collard, cabbage plants, 
40 500, 75c M del.; exe. for tobacco. 
 
B. Crowe, Gainesville. 
 
-| ming, 
 
Itimore om 0; 
 
1,000. 
Ree; 
 
Large, ertrs fine Chas. W. cab- 
bage, New Stone and Baltimore to- 
mato, genuine cabbage-eollard 
Plants, 50c 300, 75e 500, $1.25 M, 
postpaid. E..A. Hayes, Buford. 
 
Chas., BA Jersey cabbage, Ga. 
heading collards, G. B. tomato 
plants, 25 200, 40c 500, 60ce 1,000. 
BS: Stephens, Flowery Branch, 
Bie; 
 
Dutch and W. cabbage Stone to- 
mato, heading collard plants, 40c 
400, 65e M del: + 0 M up, 40c M, exp. 
col. -L. A Crowe, Oakwood. 
 
New Stone, G. B. tomato plants, 
80c M, collard plants, 60c M del. in 
eueen C. Thompson, Cumming, 
 
Flat D., Chas. W. cabbage, Stone 
tomato and collard; also cabbage- 
collard plants, 15e C, 50c M_ post- 
paid; 5 M up, 35 M exp. M. Wil- 
liams, Gainesville. 
 
Collard, cabbage and tomato 
plants 55 500, 90 M postpaid; roots 
protected; collard seed, 25c Ib., post- 
paid, Lee Waldrip. Gainesville. 
 
Heading cabbage-collard plants, 
superior quality, direct from Hast- 
ings seed, 50c 500; sure-head ecab- 
bage plants, 15e 100. Mrs. WEE. 
Rucker, Milner. 
 
Missionary and Xlondike straw- 
berry plants, $1.85 M, cash with 
order. M. J. Taylor, Kifkland, 
 
W. and Dutch cabbage. plants, 
Stone and Baltimore tomato, 60c M 
del.; Ga. and heading collard plants; 
50c M del. Calvin Garrett, Gaines- 
villee, Rt. 1. 
 
Heading collard plants, moss 
packed and del., 30c 200, 7i5c 600, 
$1.10 1,000. Mrs. W.N. Lott, Brasel- 
ton. 
 
Ga. heading collard, 500, 50c; " 90c 
M; add postage; cash with order; 
exc. for White Globe turnip seed, 
or white feed sacks, 100 Ib. cap. G. 
IF. Watson, Buford, Rt. 3. 
 
Late Flat Dutch and Drumhead 
cabbage, Ga. collard, 300, 35c; 500, 
50c; Stone tomato, 200, 25c; exc.; no 
chks. Henry Eller, Blilijay, Rt. 3. 
 
Ga. collard, 300, 30c; 80c M; Stone 
 
tomato, 300, 35c; Late Flat Dutch 
and Drumhead cabbage, 200, 
$1 M; exc. anything needed; 
chks, John Wilson, Ellijay. 
. Chas. W. and Flat D. cabbage, to- 
mato and collard plants, 10c C; 45e 
M; mailed, 35c M exp. col.. A. Wil- 
liams, Gainesville, Rt. 2. 
 
Cabbage, Flat Dutch, BE. J., and 
Chas. W.; tomatoes, New Stone, all 
plants, 20c C;.500, 50; Tic M; ccl- 
lard plants, all var., same price. 
Davis Jones, Gainesville, Rt. 1. 
 
Million New Stone and G. B, to- 
mato and collard plants, 10 to 16 in, 
field grown, 50c, 500; 70c M; 5 M, 
$3.25; 10 M, $6.25 del. Albert Dovra- 
cott, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. 
 
Million field grown collard, New 
Stone, Greater B. tomato plants, 
500, 50c; 70c M; 5 M, $325; 10 M, 
$6 del. James #. Thompson, Cum- 
Rt 5: 
 
New Stone and a. B. tomato 
plants, 200, 25c; 70e M; Ga- collard 
plants, 60c 1000. T. J. Thompson, 
Fiowery Blanch, Rt. 1, 
 
Large, well rooted plants, Mar- 
globe, Stone, Baltimore tomato, 
heading collard, Copenhagen, 
Wakefield cabbage; reots protected, 
 
Ted Waldrip Gainesville, 
 
ae 
wae, 
 
no 
 
Frasier, Lawrenceville. 
 
Collard, tomato and cabbage 
plants, ea., $1.25 M; 85c, 500; cash 
with order. Mrs. R. H. Hackle, Val- 
dosta. 
 
Millions Stone and Baltimore to- 
mato and collard plants, 500, 40c; 
65e M del.; 5 M, $2.50; 10 M, $4.75 
collect; better prices at field. C. V. 
Strayhorn, Flowery Branch, 
 
Cabbage, tomato and collard 
plants, all lead. var., moss packed, 
20e C; 800, 50c; 90c M postpaid; 5c 
M: exp. collect. Ernest Williams, 
Gainesville, Rt. 2. 
 
New Stone tomato and old- 
fashioned collards, 25ce, 200; 80c M; 
no chks. Leilan Bonds, Gainesville, 
Rt; 
 
New Stone and G. B. tomato 
plants, heading ecollards, 40c, 500; 
75c M del.; 5 and 10 M, 50c M col- 
lect; millions now ready. Dewey 
Mathis, Flowery Branch, Rt. 4: 
 
Large, Late Flat Dutch eabbage, 
Ga. and heading collard plants, New 
Stone tomato, 25c, 200; 50c, 500; 30e 
M; postpaid; no ehks. Clyde 
Chumbler, Leo. 
 
Chas. W. cabbage, heading col- 
lards, Marglobe, Stone and Balti- 
more tomato, 500, 40e; 75c M del.; 
10 M, $6 collect. Ww. Oo. Waldtip, 
 
  
 
Flower. Branch. 
 
cabbage, Ga. collard, 15 C, 70 
 
300, 45e;- 600,-75c} 31: M del. J. T.- 
 
  
 
  
 
: Collard and. Solicie eee 
256... 
Atty ee 
Millions plants ea. week, New 
Stone and G. B. tomato, and ecol- 
lard plants, 500, 50c; 70ec M; 5 M, 
$3.25; del 50e M at patch. Rafe H. 
Thompson, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. 
Tomato plants, Marglobe, Bonny 
Best, New Stone, G. B. and Break 
0 Day, moss packed, del., 25ce, 200; 
80ec M; 5 M, $3.25. Miss Luella 
Stokes, Macon, 340 Central Ave. 
Late Flat Dutch cabbage, Ga 
collard and tomato plants, 10c C; 
90e 1000. Edgar Woodall, Cornelia, 
REE 
Finest quality Chas.- W. cabbage 
plants, $1 M; 5 M lots, 85c M; sat. 
guar. M. L. Tutton. Buford, Rt. 8. 
 
Perry Reales See 
 
Middle-aged woman wants job in 
| dairy, poultry or farm home; state 
 
particulars in first letter; write: 
Mrs. Callaway, Columbus, 3000 11th 
Avenue. 
 
Want position as, ginner; ref in 
first letter. E. T. Abererombie, East 
Point, 101 Wadley Ave. 
 
Twenty-yr.-old boy wants job on 
farm, to begin at once; honest, 
good worker; make best offer in 
first letter. Tuck W. Robertson, 
Grayson, Rt. 1. 
 
Want job in country on farm, 
with elderly lady or couple;  ref 
exc.; dont answer this ad. unless 
you mean business. Miss Georgia 
Grace, Milledgeville. 
 
New Stone, G. B.tomato, sure 
heading collards, J. and Flat Dutch 
eabbage plants, 200, 25c; 400, 45c; 
80c 1000. J. C. Allen, Gainesvilie, 
Rte 2. 
 
Lead, var cabbage, tomato and 
collard plants, 50c M:del.; 5 M 4dc 
M FOB. H. P. Reese, Dakwood. 
 
Lead. var. tomato and collard 
plants, also cabbage, 500, 40c; x0c 
M:del.; 5 M up,:50c M col. A. J. 
Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2. 
 
C. W., Late Flat Dutch cabbage, 
Stone, Marglobe tomato, heading 
and Ga, collard, 500, 40c; 60c M del.; 
5 M up. 40c M; exp; col. H. P: 
Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2. 
 
New Stone and G. B. tomato, 
white heading collard, Chas. W. 
cabbage plants, 200, 25c; green put- 
ter beans, 4c lb. and postage. Mrs. 
Rosie Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 4. 
 
EE. J... and Chas, W. cabbage, 
Stone and Baltimore tomato, <xA. 
collards, 14e C; 7ie M del.; 5 M up, 
50e M collect. Winfred Waldrinp, 
Flowery Branch. 
 
Collard, tomato and _ collard 
plants, 300, 80c; 75 M del.; will 
exe. for tobacco. B. Crow, Gaines- 
ville. 
 
Heading collards, W. and Dutch 
cabbage, Marglobe, Stone, Balti- 
more tomato, 50c M del.; 5 M up, 
40e M; exp. col. BE. B. Wetherford, 
Gainesville, Rt. 2.~ 
 
Chas. W., Flat Dutch cabbage, 
Ga, and heading ~ collards, New 
Stone iomato plants, 300, 35ce; 60c 
M del.: 45 M FOB. E. Williams, 
Gainesville. 
 
New Stone and Marglobe tomato 
plants, 75 M del.; 5: M up, 50e M 
col.; cabbage and = collard, same 
price. Guy Crow, Gainesville, Rt 2. 
 
G, B. tomato, late Flat Dutch 
cabbage, Ga. heading collard 
 
plants, 200 C; 60c, 500; $1 M, del.; 
 
mixed Purple and Seven Top turnip 
seed, 40c Ib. W. L. Wright, Alto, 
Hi 
 
Ga. heading collard, Stone to- 
mato, E. J., . W. cabbage plants, 
0c Ms 5 M up, 50eM; exc. for 
white feed sacks, 100 lb. cap., clear 
of holes. Callie Ellis, Cumming. 
 
Mtn. grown: plants, really fine; 
New Stone and G. B. tomato, 
Copenhagen, Dutch cabbage, sweet 
heading collard, 200 postpaid, 25; 
500, 60c; $1.15 1000. Grady Kelley, 
Sulphur Springs, Rt. 1. 
 
Chas. J., W cabbage, N. Stone 
tomato, heading collard, 75c M del.; 
5 M, $2.50; 10 M, $5; 20 M, $8 ceol- 
lect. Ovie Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2. 
 
Heading collard plants, 500, 40c; 
65c M del.; 50c.M exp. collect. L. 
M. Wingo. Gainesville, Rt. 2 
 
W. cabbage, New Stone tomato, 
heading var. collards, 75c M del; 5 
M, $3; 10 M, $5 collect. Dempsey 
Harris, Gainesville, Rt. 2. 
 
Chas. W. and late Flat Dutch 
cabbage; Stone tomato, heading col- 
lard plants, 35, 500; 50c M del. 
Cora Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 1. 
 
W. and Dutch cabbage plants, 
also tomato and collard, 60c M det.; 
200, 40c.- Calvin Garrett, Gaines- 
ville, Rt. 1. 
 
W. and Dutch cabbage, heading 
collards, Stone and Baltimore to- 
mato plants, 15 C; 500. 40c; 60 M 
del.; 
Oakwood, Rt. 1. 
 
200,| Ga. ec 
 
  
 
$2 for 5 M collect. Lee Os, 
 
  
 
&  eAnsera be. cols, 
lard plants, 75e M; ' M, $2.50. Her 
man Boatright, Alma. 
 
Dutch and W. cabbage plantee 
Stone and Baltimore tomato, head- 
ing collards, 15c C; 800, 30c; 4S5e 
M del, C. W. Smith,  Gainesville. 
Rts-4. : ; 
 
Millions large, well rooted. plants 
from cert. treated seed, we 
Stone, Baltimore tomato; eabbag 
heading collards, large Waketield 
cabbage, 300, 50c; $1.25 M postpaid. 
C. F. Maddox, Lawrenceville. 
 
Cabbage, tomato and 
plants, ea., $1.25 M: 85c, 300: cash 
with order. Mrs. R. E Uackle, 
Valdosta cs 
 
Collard plants, 200, 25c, 50 M; 
New Stons tomato plants 200. 20c; _ 
75e 1000. Perry Reynolds, Gaines- ~ 
ville, Rt 2. ee 
 
Collard plants, 50c, 500: 85 M_ 
exc. for White Globe turnip soed. 
1-M for 3 lbs.: add postage. Blein 
Watson; Buford. Rt. 3; g* 
New, Stone and;G@: B. . temato. 
plants, 200. 25e: 400; 45e: 75e Mz 10: 
M, $6.10: collard plants. 59e Mi all 
del in Ga. T. J. Thompson. Fiowe 
Braneh, Ft: =. 
 
Field grown Ga. collard plants, 
60c M; 5 M, $2.50 del.: G. B.. Stone  
tomato, Tie: M<-5 M- $3.25" 40 Mae 
$6; 200" 25e. -500~.50e del Albers 
Deracutt, Flowery Branch, Rt 1. 
 
Large Flat Dutch cabbage Ga. 
 
collard, white or cabbage-coliard,  
 
New Stone tomato. 15 C; 500. 50; | 
$02 M; postpaid: no chks Clyde  
Chumbler, Leo. : 
 
Genuine Chas. 
plants, quality guar., 
or more postpaid. J. L. 
Buford, Rt 3 
 
Greater B.. 
W. collard plants. 
9c. 58 M; 5M, $2.70 
10606. W.-C. Stephens: 
Branch. i = 
 
G B tomato plants, 50c M cab- ~ 
bage, 75 FOB, or $1 del. OF. DL. 
Mobley, Baxley, Rt. 4. Box 42. Se 
 
Cabbage, tomato collard plants, 
0c M: 300. 25c: del... cash 
order. Ralph Jordan, Flowery 
Branch, Rt.1  
 
New Stone. % 
 
Ww. cabbage _ 
85e per 5 M 
Elinberg,  
 
200 25e 500, 
 
 10. Medes = 
Flowery  
 
B. tomato, head- 
ing collard. 500, 40c; 75e M dels  
5 and 10 M lots, 40c M_ collect.  
Dewey Mathis, Flowery Branch, 
Rt as 
~fverbearing strawberry plants, 
$1, 500; $1.75 M; peppermint. 3 
doz., 25e del. pick berries and fill 
eans on halves. D. M Blackwell, 
Cleveland. 
 
Chas., Jersey W. cabbage, New 
Store, Baltimore tomato, heading 
var collards, 80c M del.: 
60c M collect. Jeff Mooney, Gaines- 
ville. 
 
Ww Stone 
 
and Dutch cabbage, 
 
an@ Baltimore tomato. Ga. heading g 
 
collards, 75c M del.; 5 M up, 60e M~ 
eollect. Jack Swaneey, Gainesville, 
Rez. 
Chas. W. cabbage, Marglobe, 
Baltimore, Stone tomato. neading- 
collards, 500, 40e; 75 M del; 5 and 
10 M, 50c M eollect. Guy Waldrip, 
Flowery Branch. 
Large size New Stone comato. 
Wakefield cabbage, extra fine col- 
lard plants, 70c M; 5 M ep. Bie 
1000... J.. -F- Bennett, Flowers 
Branch, Rt. 1. : ; 
W. cabbage. New Stone tomato,  
fine collard plants, 65c M; 5 M up, 
5Cc 1000. Benny Pirkle, Flowery 
Branch, Rt. 1. : 
 
Eggs For Sale 7 
Parks sir. _B. R. reg. per, 125-C- 
32, foundation stock cream fees 
direct, No. 1 matings, selected eges, 
$3.50 per C postpaid. Mrs Mamie 
Roach Plyler, Manassas. { : 
Pure bred White <Anstralian 
Guinea eggs, for setting, 75 per 18 
postpaid in Ga. R. D. Massee, 
Tiger = 
Pure bred Donaldson Red eg. zs, 
now 75sec per setting; Red 2 mo. old 
chicks, 35c each; 4 wks.- old, 20 
each: choice 5 mos. cockerels Si as 
want pheasant eggs. Mrs. R. J. 
Fieming. Lincolnton. : 
Black Cochin Bantam eggs, $1.50- 
per 15; pr. of Bantams, same breed, 
$1.50. Mrs. Don Donaldson, Decatur, 
Phone DE. 0016. 
 
Baby Chicks For Sale 
 
Rocks,, Reds and Orp., $4.50 per 
C, or 5e each, prepaid; guar. live 
del.; ready July 26th. W. L. Helms, 
Vuena Vista. 
 
Baby chicks, Te 
 
  
 
each; hen to 
 
carry, 70c each: White Pekin ducks 
 
es, exe. for good table syrup. 
Ww. O. Herrington, 
 
and eg: 
Mrs. 
Rt. 1. 
 
  
 
collard fh 
 
tomato, cabbage. G.  
 
with 
 
5 M up, Ss 
  oe Leghorns, Reds and 
 
ks; quality chicks at reasonabie | 
 
es; 110 L., $6.50; Reds and 
 
Locks... $7 per 110; custem hatching, 
 
per C eggs. Eustace J. McKin- 
ey, Jr. , Btackshear. | 
 
Baby, Chicks Wanted. 
 
Want 4-500: baby chftks, to raise 
alves to 15-20 wks. old: 4 hogs 
fatten on halves; will pay frt.; 
srata and ship. Mrs. 
ff, Bishop. 
Want to raise B. R. chicks to & 
S, 
 
  
 
eld on 50- 50 basis; both pay 
age. R. L. Snow, McIntyre, Rt. 
Box 172. : 
Want 106 or 200 . I or Reds 
ise on halves to 12. wks old. 
.T. S: Keith, Rome, Rt. 7. 
 
rain and Hay For Sale 
 
Four hundred ba! good, clean, 
 
  
 
eured Alfalfa hay; see it; make 
cash at my _ POG. Walk- 
Madison, Rt. 
One car load ans power baled vat 
w. $5 ton, FOB. H. D. Grimsley, 
 
  
 
ain and Hay 
Fant 100 bu wheat; quote lowest 
price del. J. N. Wilson, Villa Rica. 
Want to buy 200 or 300 bu. feed 
ts. Dixon Wright, Atlanta, 850 
shby St. New. : 
 
Seed For Sale 
 
Sines Yellow Globe turnip 
not mixed, 45c Ib.: 5 Ibs. $2 
no order for less pound; 3 pure 
wen Red 14 mos.. roosters, $3.25. 
s. S. L. Jackson, Chatsworth. 
New red and white nest onions, 
gal. del.; white speckled bean 
ed, 20c lb. del.; exc. 1 Ib, head- 
collard. seed for 50-75 pimiento 
per seed. Mrs. A. S. Paulk, 
 
  
 
Burr clover seed, pure and sound, 
: from all pest; sample on re- 
t, a AS Tb. Iugene Harper, 
 
One cup. of new Japanese turnip |: 
 
seed, and mustard, mixed, and start 
 
Calif. beer sced for 25c; exc. for 
 
rmuda nest onions, Mrs. O. F. 
- Carrollton, Rb Ans 
 
es Erene i. 
dlion onion buttons for winter 
and spring onions Mow ready to 
t), 25c qt. postpaid. Mrs. Lena 
 
eBraver, Buford, Rt. 3. 
 
Burr clover seed, recleaned, 41%4 
ere; fine for winter pasture, S. 
<inard. Jackson, 
 
Two hundred Ibs. Blue Stem col- 
 
ard seed, 15c. lb. 9.00 lbs Hender- 
 
bunch butter bean seed, 15c 
pestpaid B. M. Jones, Blun. 
wly imported West India 
. table peas; Eng. pea flavor, 
igo ous runner, matures quickiy, 
July planting. 35c Ib. plus post- 
fe. N. Rosene, Ft. Valley.  
 
Burr clover seed. in rough, ic ib.; 
in seed, 5c Ib. FOB. Roy Lewis, 
artwell, Rt. 1. 
 
eooa multiplying Calif. beer seed, 
good start, del. Mrs. Corine 
 
, Rockmart. Rt. 2. , 
 
Twenty cents worth Calif, mul- 
 
plying beer seed, pack. of another 
d, all for 14c; Mrs. J: Ei. Kirk, 
ckmart. 
 
Calit. multiplying beer seed, 10c 
t, postpaid. Mrs. Sallie Floyd. 
skmart, Rt. 2. 
 
ur clover seed. recleaned, 4%4ce 
 
here; fine for winter pasture. S. 
inard, Jackson. 
 
alif. beer seed, good start, post- 
 
wo Loe! 1. . Ce: Craton;  =Dalias; 
 
omato sed, New Stone and 
 
ater Baltimore, 70c Ib.; 5 Ibs., 
Ibs., $5; del. postpaid; exc. 
for canned fruit or veze- 
s, F. F. Stokes, Fitzgerald. 
 
en abs: Purple Top mixture with 
Horn, White Globe, turnip 
 
|} del; money order. 
 
Wanted 
 
Hart. 
 
  
 
Red. shallot. onions aS he pated. 
 
Spee Aug., 40c gal. He E. Bowman, 
.Buford. 
Purple Top, White Globe, Seven} 
 
Top turnip sced mixed, 25 Ib.; red. 
Valentine bean seed, 25clb.; will), 
exe.; what have you? Mrs. ab ek 
Hays, Rutledge, 
 
Forty Ibs. Shogoin turnip soak: 
95e' Io. FOB; make offer for lot 
 
Frank Crowder, Milner. 
 
Calif. beer seed, 16c fort cup; 
winter turnip, 50e Ib; 5 pkg.; 9 
 
Ibs., 
 
Red nest onions for fall planting 
 
+eut up and plant, ike Trish po- 
 
tatoes; 10 and 12 to hill), 60 gal; 
 
New Stone tomato plants, 85c M_ 
Mrs. W. V. 
Robbs, Flowery Branch,. Rt. 1. 
 
Red nest onions, 30c gal.; dill 
 
seed, 5c tbls., mixed collard, 20 ab; 
 
add: postage; exe. for thoroughbred 
eggs, Barred Rocks, Reds, Brah- 
mas Mrs. L. H. Oliver, Arlington. 
Box 205.  
 
New crop Purple Top turnip seed. 
95ce Ih. del.; exc. for bright, flue- 
cured, smoking or chewing tobacco; 
send sample. J. M. Burkhead, 
Union City. : 
 
CORN AND 
 
  
 
SEED CORN FOR 
SALE 
 
Two cars slipped shucked ear 
 
corn, 45c bu. of 80 Ibs.; few tons 
 
velvet beans, $12 per ton; sell truck 
 
loads at same price, FOB.-A. D. 
Cobb, Adei. 
 
One thousand bu. slip-shuck well 
matured corn, 50c bu. FOB. Leon 
 
Bhriich, Swainsboro. 
 
Seed Wanted 
 
Want to hear from party who has 
cotton seed and good corn; quote 
pest prices del. my house, 3 miles 
south of Buford. Mrs. J. A. Puckett, 
Buford, Rt: 1, 
 
Want 5 to 10 Ibs. of seed: ca)- 
bage-collard, Succession, Stein and 
Centennial; Flat Dutch cabbage, 
Aragon Spinach, Purple Top Globe 
and Snow White Globe turnips. 
Lewis Robinson, Cleveland, -Rt. 3. 
 
Want Lespedeza seed; state best 
price. J. A. Cronic, Gainesville, 
Rtg.  
 
Miscellaneous For Sale 
 
Tobacco, yellow and sweet; excel- 
tent grade of flue-cured, 14 lbs. $1 
del. 3rd zone. Ss. P. Beecher, Baxley, 
Rt 2: 
 
Good, whole leaf tobacco, 13 lbs. 
$1 prepaid to 8rd zone. Alice Mili- 
kin, Baxley. 
 
Seventy-five lbs. dry sage, 40c ib.; 
make best offer for whole lot. W. M. 
Allen, Carrollton, Rt. 5. 
 
Fiue-cured. tobacco, 10c lb. del.; 
cash with order. Frank Smith, Sur- 
rency. 
 
Bright and red, flue-cured fabac 
co, 10c Ib. del.; cash with order. 
John. Tomberlin, Surrency. 
 
- One-half million Napier grass 
 
  
 
  
 
plants and roots; Gov. gives it same | 
 
in proteins as alfalfa; stock crazy 
about it; heavy yield; grow any- 
where. S. T. Smith, Cuthbert. . 
 
Tobacco, new crop, fine leaf, 10 
Ib., or exc. for dried fruit; money. 
order. D. A, Campbell, Baxley, 
EG. 2, 
 
Very strong red, dark leaf to- 
bacco, 10c lb. FOB; 30 yrs. of grow- 
ing and selling tobacco; 10 lb. box, 
$1 FOB. Alex Campbell, Surrency. 
 
Dark red leaf tobacco, sound, fine 
Shape, 10c.lb., or exe. for dried 
peaches or apples; 10 Ibs. for 10 los. 
fruit, Phillip Davis, Surrency. 
 
Home-made tobacco, fine shape, 
 
10c; dark red or yellow; money 
 
order. Claud Fetter, Surrency. 
Home-made tobacco, 10c Ib., or 
 
exc. for dried fruit; money order. 
. Ruth Spivey, Surrency, 
 
Tobacco, old, dark red leaf, 10c: 
5 and-10 lb. boxes; money order. 
D. F. Young, Surrency. 
 
Genuine,  flue-cured tobacco, | 
whole leaf, 8c lb.; broken leaves, 5c 
lb. Mrs, Bernice McLeod, Screven. 
 
Good, home-made tobacco, $1 del, 
to 8rd zone. H. H. Herring, Baxi ey, 
Rtg: 
 
Flue-cured tobacco, 10c.1b. del. in. 
 
lots of 10 lbs. up; cash with order. 
Ike Tomberlin, Surrency. 
 
| Between 8 M and i2 M Ibs. of} 
wool for sale; make. best price. C.' 
 
| M. Lewis, Blakely. 
 
Good, flue-cured tobacco, old and : 
 
) | mellow, chewing, 10c Ib. del. to 3rd 
 
zone; no orders less than B0e no 
hecks, L 
 
- tobacco, ae 
 
ead, 100:, proken, 8c lb: del, to. Brat 
 
zone; no orders. less than 50c; no 
_chks, Ben Smith, Surrency. : 
 
Good, flue-cured tobacco, chew- 
ing, 10c; smoking, 8c; del. 
 
Dave Burke, Surrency. 
 
FWiue-cured tebacco, 
ready to. chew, 11 Ibs., 
 
well pressed, 
 
Flue-cured tebacco, well pressed, 
 
ready to chew, 12 Ibs., $1, del. Ga. 
 
Hemp. Sheron, Baxley 
$4. lot; good, half runner bean, Good, old home-made tobacco, 
2 cups, 25c; add postage. Mrs. Jas > 
 
- A. Scott, Carroliton, Rt. 45 
Mary | 
 
em flavored and twisted, ready to 
chew, also smoking. 11 lbs., 70e; 22 
lbs., $1.40, del. in Ga. L. Co wil 
 
.liams, Coffee. | 7, 
Flue-cured tobacco, 10 Ibs., (oc, 
 
parcel postpaid 2nd zone; money 
order: no chks.; exc. for Flat Dutch 
cabbage and Stone tomato plants. 
H. J. McCorvey, Coolidge.: s 
 
Good, mllow, flue-cured tobacco, 
 
65c; smoking, 6c: packed in 5 Ib. 
pkgs., prepaid in Ga. Mrs. Quit- 
man Boatright, Rockingham. 
 
Twenty-eight Ibs. feathers, 50c }b.. 
 
or exc. for chickens; write. Mrs. 
Ruth Byrd, Cobbtown, Rt. 2. 
 
Good, flue-cured chewing aback | 
co, 12 lbs., $1 prepaid to 3rd zone. 
Mrs. Ruth Horton, Baxley, Rt. 2. 
 
Twenty-eight Ibs. 
feathers, 40 Ib. del. 
Capel, Molena. 
 
Snap bean seed, runners, black 
or brown, 10c Ib. del. in 5 or more 
lb. lots; white Jersey heifer, fresh- 
en Jan, 1933, giving now 1% gal. on 
pasture, $30. Ella Everett, Rich- 
land. q 
 
Twenty doz. qts. tomatoes, can- 
ned in new Mason jars, $1.75 doz; 
will ship 1 doz. up; all A-1, guar. W. 
U. J. Draughon, Climax. 
 
Dry sage leaves and peppermint 
leaves, this yrs. crop, 85c per % 
gali; everbearing strawberry plants, 
$1.75 1000. Dollie Blackwell, Cleve- 
land. : 
 
Good, filue-cured tobacco, for 
chewing or smoking, 13 ibs., $1 del. 
in Ga. Jas. M. Williams, Baxley, 
Rte he 
 
Good. flue-cured tobacco, chew- 
ing or smoking, 12 lbs., $1 del. in 
Ga. George Mobley, Baxley, Rt. 5. 
 
Flue-cured tobacco, best grade, 
red or yellow leaf, flavored and 
twisted, ready: to use, 10 Ibs., $1.10 
postpaid. R. Taylor, Alma, Rt. 1. 
 
Flue-cured tobacco, aged mellow 
and twisted, ready to use, 10 Ibs., 
$1 postpaid to 3rd zone. Ira Rigdon, 
Alma, Rt. 1. 
 
Iflue-cured.tobacco, best grade, 
red or yellow leaf, well pressed and 
prepared ready to use, 9 Ibs., 75c 
postpaid. W. H. Roberson, Alma, 
Ris 3: 
 
Flue-cured tobacco, deep red and 
aged mellow, twisted and ready to 
suse, 10 Ibs., $1.25 postpaid. Lawton 
Williams, Alma. . 
 
Flue-cured tobacco, bright and 
red, 10c Ib.; cash with order. Frank 
Smith, Surrency, Rt. 2. 
 
_Flue-cured tobacco, ripe and mel- 
low, 10c lb.; cash with order. Ike 
Tomberlin, Surrency. 
 
Seven Ibs. home dried sage, 
lb. Mrs. J. R. Mathis, 
 
Rt. 5. 
 
' Dried sage leaves, 1932 pickings, 
25e per % gal.; dry wild cherry 
bark, 10c Jb.; sage plants. rooted, 12 
for 25c; add postage; stamps ac- 
cepted. Mrs. Leila Titshaw, Monroe, 
Rts. 
 
Good, old natural red leaf tobac- 
co, whole leaf, 10c; broken, 8c Ib. 
del, to 8rd zone; no orders less than 
50c; no chks. Dave Burke, Sur- 
rency. 
 
Fifty sugar sacks, 25 lb. size, $1; 
100 flour sacks, 24 Ib. cap.. $2. Mrs. 
C. KE. Leverett, Atlanta, Re 1 
Box 213. 
 
Genuine, flue-cured tobacco, 
whole leaf, 8c lb.; broken leaf, 5c 
lb, Mrs. Bernice McLeod, Screven. 
 
Geese feathers, used some, clean 
,and sanitary, about 22 Ibs. or more, 
$10; party to furnish container and 
pay chgs.; no exc.; also - sage dried, 
-50c Ib. Janie Crumley, Pitts, Rt. 1. 
 
Good, red, flue-cured chewing to- 
bacco, aged and mellow, fixed 
ready to chew, 10 lbs., $1 prepaid to 
3rd zone. J. S, Crapps, Alma, Rt. 3. 
 
Good,.rich,: mellow, flue cured to- 
bacco, prepared ready to chew 10 
lbs., $1 prepaid in Ga T. W. 
Crapps, Alma. 
 
_ Good, old mellow whole leaf to- 
Oe, TV ei 65ce; 13 oo 
 
Mrs CO. Ee 
 
35 
Gainesville. 
 
  
 
eae Rockingham. 
 
in Ga. fb 
30 order less than 50c; no chks.} 
 
80c del. in} 
Ga. O. L. Owens, Baxley. 
 
whole leaf, no mold, ready. to chew, }- 
 
used geese 
 
$1) pre-| 
 
  
 
Fiue-cured tobacco, - pest grade, 
led leaf, well pressed and ready tof 
chew, 9 Ibs.,.75c prepaid to ard 
zone. Jack Medders,; Alma. 
 
Bright, flue- -cured tobacco, aged 
and mellow, prepared ready to use, 
10, Ibs., 80e prepaid in Ga. LL. as 
Williams, Alma, Rt. 3. 
 
Whole leaf tobacco, No. 1 grade 
red or yellow leaf, aged mellow, 10 
-Ibs.; 95c del.; twisted, 5 lbs., $1. 25 
cash, Jas. Williams, Rockingham. 
 
- Blight, flue-cured tobacco, aged 
meliow,,. prepared ready to chew, 10} 
Ibs., 90e prepaid in Ga. Mrs. Fannie | 
Parker, Alma, 
 
Bright, flue- cured tobacco, aged |: 
_mellow and pressed, whole jeaves, |. 
 
10 tbs., 90e del.+ twisted, 3 lbs., 75c; 
 
eash. oO. L. Carter, Alma; Rt. 8. 
 
: Flue- cured tobacco, whole leaves, 
pressed and prepared ready to use, 
10 Ibs., 65c. Miss Belle Tayior, 
Alma. 
 
Best grade, red or: yellow leaf to- 
bacco, aged and ready to use, 10 
lIbs., 90 prepaid to. grd zone; eash. 
hoe F. Jones, Alma, Rt: 3. 
 
- Miscellaneous: Wanted 
 
Want best sun-cured tobacco for 
chewing: submit sample. and. best 
price. W. P. Jones, Winder. > 
 
Would buy one ton of velvet bean 
meal if good quality and priced 
 
  
 
right, B. R. Burnsed, Saint George. 
 
Want some Sampson make root; 
send sample and price; also some 
second-hand syrup bbls. in good 
cond. J. B. Ingram, Waverly Hall. 
 
Want cheap cow, milk goat, 
chicks, geese, etc.; will exc. N. Z. 
buck and other rabbits, and car- 
penter and other work for same. 
J. A. Holley, Atlanta, Rt. 7, Box 279. 
 
Exe, good P. G. 5-mos.-old male 
pig for State insp., big everbearing 
strawberry plants or for wheat; 
write or see me. Mrs. Mary O. 
Harris, Cordele, Rt. B. 
 
Want home-made chewing tobac- 
co; send samples and best price. 
Fred Combs, Stephens, Rt. 1, 
Box 40. 
 
Want veretables and fruit to ean 
on halves (I furnishing everything 
else) or will can for less if every- 
thing is furnished;. write. 
Laura B; Taylor, Waycross, Rt. 1, 
Box 15. 
 
Want sample and best  price on 
10 tbhs., del., bright leaf, flue-cured 
tobacco, prepared ready to smoke. 
Cc. R. Smith, Buford; Rt. 3. 
 
Georgia Products 
For Sale 
 
BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE 
 
Best var. cream sugar Crowders, 
$2 bu., $1.25 per % -bu., 75e pk. 
under pk, lots, 10c Ib: postpaid. J. 
S. Bartley, West Point. 
 
White Mush Raburn or cracking 
pea (for the table), and 6-wks. pea 
(this yr. crop), 5 Ibs. 50c plus post- 
age; no chks nor stamps. L. H. 
Edenfield, Stillmore, Rt. 1, Box 31. 
 
White bunch butter beans, 
20c Ib., $2 peck, $8 bu. del. in Ga.; 
also Jackson Wonder and Ky. 
Wonders some price. J. EF. Smith, 
Barnesville, Rt, A, Box 71. 
 
POTATOES FOR SALE 
 
Five bu. nice cobbler Irish pota- 
toes, $5, or exc. for 10 bu. sound 
corn; 8 grown goats and 2 kids, $10 
for lot. B. Wall, Culverton, Rt. 2. 
 
P. R. potatoes by truck load, 
ready by August 1; see me or write 
your offer; few peas and friers. S 
H. Harper, Tifton, Rt. 2. ~ : 
 
P. R. potatoes ready Aug. 1: 
truckmen, write or come see; 3 
miles from Tifton on lower Tifton 
and Brookfield road. N. H. Harper. 
Tifton, Rt. 2. 
 
  
 
  
 
FRESH FRUITS AND. VEGETA- 
BLES FOR SALE 
Fresh okra, 2c Ib., or will swap 
for Irish potatoes or fruit of any 
kind. E. G. Drew, Cairo, Rt. 4. 
Melons, 26 Ib. av., truck load lots; 
Sell or exc. for small feeder shoats 
or peaches at reasonable prices; live 
on highway, 21-2 miles below New- 
ington. J. {[. Waters, Oliver. 
Muscadines, scuppernongs, Con- 
cord, other grapes in August-Sep- 
tember; make offer FOB; fine May- 
bearing and mammoth everbearing 
Strawberry plants, 500, $1.30 del. 
3rd zone, Mrs. Sam Smith, Austell, 
RAS 2, 
Green peas by. 
 
~ Mrs. 
 
truck load now | 
 
mma EE. 
PBoe Bi, 
 Stringless 
 
Pool, 
 
rostpaid; c 
 
Combs, Stephens, 
Will have Jul 
 
atch, 20 acre 
 
watermelons, av. 
 
igy,, Wrightsville, 
 
Bok. county Y 
smoked with dead wor  
der only. Cleon - Hu 
 ARE ES 
 
ist and 2nd zones; 
sides, 12 lb. Mrs. 
Ray City, Rt. 2. _ 
 
honey, 10 lb. pails; ; 
FOB; write. for. pric 
lots: 
Rt. 2% 
 
per 10 lbs.; $1 50 
dee Bs Giant . cockerel 
old, 50 and 60c ea.) 
Cravey. Milan, Rt. 1, | 
- Fresh, new, gallbe 
or in comb, 5 lb. pai 
$140 del.;. prices qu 
lots. D. F. Thomas, Od) 
New, ext. honey 
10 Ib. eres $4. 2 FOB; 2 
 
New crop fancy cor 
case: of 6 5-lb.. pails, 
strained, 8c lb.3 a 
strained, 5e 1b.; all 
Berryhill, Lakeland. 
 
-Good.. comb honey 
del. for 75c. C. P 
 
New, machine-m 
cypress, with 8-fr 
frames with sometl 
frame wiring. oes 
first. James A. Bra 
 
with. pence: Ww.  
Vernon. 
 
ets, $1.25 per packe pe 
with order. R. W. B 
lin, Rt. 3; 
 
SYRUP FOR S/ 
Fifty gals. Ga.  : 
crop, in new gal. 
at house to truck 
pure S.C. W. L. hens 
priced right. R. lL. Jz 
ville, Rt. 2. 5 
 
Vista. 
 
FRESH FRUITS 
 
large tin cans: ee 
bu. J, W. Bedell, At 
St, care Greyling Re 
 
HONEY BEES 
 
; live 1 mile east of Sparks. Ww 34