STATE CAPITOL or Sale [RALORPS - Australorp. hens, $3 Pit game hens, Brown, lier, crossed, $3 for wiord, Tiger. March cockerels, 30 Exe. 1 for 4 friers, ens, or 15 Ib. ham, I. ANTAMS. half grown genuine s, $2.50, or $1 singly; $2 each, $5 trio: eggs, Giant Black Minorca HL Wright, Atlanta, right, yr. oid rooster, or 1 same age and 3 bu. White Star- or ed Bantams, 1.cock, ( thers, $2.50 pr.; exc. reed REDS. T. D. Fish- common Bantam all. colors, 50c Stephenson, xed. Bantam roost- Jf grown, ach, or 60c for both; | Etyin. Dunn, Chaun- 1s, 2 white, i blue, 50c; exe. Syrup for any-|. write first. Mrs. Lau- OTHER ROCKS a ARS Paes and] irds at good breed- hastain, Toccoa, Rt. 2. aa Rock oe oy to oa sat. guar. nnille. Prevailing Wholesale Prices, July 12, 1932. Always Subject to Variation. College : owt. about} |) AGRICULTURE. - COMMISSIONER = PUBLISHED BY. THE. BUREAU OF MARKETSA, D, JONES, DIRECTOR. Poultry For Sale ~ Twenty-five or. 30 pure White | Rock, March hatch pullets, 50 ea. Mrs. Mack RS Walton, Tignal. BRAHMAS: 4 _ Light Brahma cockerels, bred Giant str. FOB. G. A. Skelton, Royston, Rt. is : CORNISH Several Dark. Cornish 2 and 3 ib. cockerels, 75c each FOB; $1 del. (HH. W. Thurmond, Greshamville. Few. Dark Cornish, Feb. cockerels for sale or exc. for same breed; mixed breed. pullets and cockerels, 15c Ib. want milk goats to raise on halves. W.. J. _Edenfiela, Graymont. Pure bred Dark _ Cornish pullets -and cockerels, March hatch, Berry Bulldog str., large type, prize win- ning stock, pullets, 80c; cockerels, -$1; 16 pullets, cockerel, $8. Mrs. . H. Troutman, Lumpkin. . Pwenty-five Dark Cornish _ pul- lets, 5 roosters, 5 mos .old, Tic ca del; son, Mableton. Two. cockerels and 3 pullets, Har- ris Cornish, Feb. 21 hatch, 75c ea. FOB. _F. G. Byington, Irwinton. GIANTS: Pure J. B. Giant hens. $1 eath; or exc. for other value; write. Mrs. J. H. Gay, Jacksonville, Rt, 1. and 4 hens, $7: exe. 1 rooster for white feed sacks, 100 lb. cap. Mrs. -L; S. Clements, Tifton, Rt. 6. GAMES Fifty April and May hatch K. D. chickens, 50c each; 5 K. D. roost- ers, yr. old April, 1932; $2:50:to $5. W. Henry Baxley, Jr., Hepzibah. Around 100: pure Grays, Ginn Reds and Blues; trios, 2 1b. size, each, $3 per trio; guar. dead game. U.-T. Vaughn, Royston, eae: hy Pit games, Roay Chanticleers; a few crowing stags, wt. 4 to 5 Ibs., - $2.50 each, G. W..Price, Atlanta, 1678 Emery Road: Four March Stags, Roundhead and. Wild Cat -Blue, cross; also. 3 Buff Orp, and 3 Light Brahma cockerels, Feb. hatea, $1 each, exc. for corn. I. S, Shingler, Donalson- ville, One cock and 1 hen, Bacon War- prepaid; will not exc. A. W. Callo- way. Calhoun, Rt. 5. pure | , March hatch, $l ea, give express office. F. E. Hud-f. Pure bred Black Giants, 3 roostars [:. S: A. Ginn horse, pure bred, 18 mos. old, $5 not | Poultry For Sale Pit game stags, 3 lbs. Red Quill. Black Speckled Warhorse, $1 ea.; 2. Demorest, Rt. 4d. LEGHORNS Ten pure bred Ferris str. cockerels, 1-2 Ib., 5@c each. vester Spivey, Seperton, Rt. 2. One hundred W. L. pullets, 10 wks. old, 50c each. Lewis Beers, Newnan, Fifteen Booth W. lL. cockerels, 3 mos. old, 5c each, FOB. L. S. Sewell, Newnan, 45 Clark St. Sy str, 5 mos. old, for sale or exc.; Make offer. A. C. Jones, Atlanta, P. O.. Box: 1738 Fifty pure bred Tancred W. LL. cockerels from havy laying str. 9 rwks. old, 506 each; 8 August hatch Buff Orp. 10 lb. cockerels, $1.50 ea. J. M. Drury, White Oak. from. bloodtested Tancred stock. J. H. Wood, Athens, Box B. , Nine thoroughbred: W. Leghorn hens, 1 cock, Mareh. 1931 hatch, $8; 8 pullets, 1 coekerel, March hatch, $2; Red March cockerels, 60c each; 2- for $1. R. G.. Hataway, Drv Branch, Rt. 1. Ten-wks.-oid pure everlay B. L. direct from Everiay 2 yrs. ago, 10 pullets, 2 cockerels, $3.50; cockerels, 35c ea.; 2 for 60c; 2 cockerels, 414. mos., 50c 2a. Mrs. G...W. Akirs, Graymont. Twenty March hatch, 10: April | hatch, pure pred Booths AAA Tan-} cred pullets, $15 or exc. for Jersey, over 12 mos. heifer, hogs, or pure Denaldson Red. puliets. Wm. | Helms, Buena Vista. _ Pue bred W. L. roosters, 2-4 mos. old, from Eooths AAA bloodtested breeders, 75c ea.; 3 for $1.50. Dick Scott, Adairsville; Rt. 3. -. Twelve wks. old W. L., Tancred Str. cockerels| from 250-285 ez record, 75c each, or lot of 5 for 50c each. Ivy L. Williams, Ty Ty. April hatch W. Ll. cockerels, 30c each; also pure bred Donaldson str. used geese feathers, 35c lb.; add postage. Mrs, C. H. Capel, Molen:. Four pure AAA S. C, Brown L. roosters, 5 mos. old, 75c each. Mrs. A. C. Smith, Cumming, RE 3: MARKET REPORT OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS Macon, Atlanta. : $ 18 Augusta. $ 16 Savannah. $ 18 90c ea.; 3, 85 ea.; 4; 80c ea.; White Game bantams, 65c. J. AN Crumley, | viduals, $1 each B. Leghorns, ; Allen Russ, Nicholls, Rt. 2, oe Twenty W. I. pullets, Hollywood White L. pullets, 5 wks. old and banded, $1 pr. chickens same age, 30c each; 28 Ibs. | Cc. H. Overby, Columbus, Columbus. $ .14 ATLANYA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1932. Poultry For Sale MISCELLANEOUS: CHICKENS Dark Cornish and Barred Rock, pure bred, 2-3 Ibs., selected indi- C.,.'5, $2.75; 10, $5, April hatch..Mrs, Box 80. ORPINGTONS Fifteen Buff: Orp. 3 mos. old; 4 | cockerels. and 11 pullets, 50e each; $7 for lot; also Pape S. C. Black Minorca eggs, 25c per 15 del. car- tons ret. Mrs. Mary W. Clay, Monti- cello, Rt. 6. Four hens, 1 cock, Muses Golden | str. Buff Orp:, $7; pullets, Feb: hatch, hens, same Str., respectively, FOB. Mrs. S. M. Cown, Fiovilla. Pure: bred S. C. Buff Orp. cock- erels, 6 wks. old, 30c each in lots of 4 or more. Miss Ranie Johnson, Shellman, Rt. 1. Twelve jarge hens and rooster, Golden Buff Orp., 25c lb. FOB. Mrs.: EF. R. Vincent, Fruitland. PIGEONS Four pr. common pigeons, $1.15 FOB, or exc. for 22 white feed sacks in good con.; ea. pay ches. Mrs. JOS. Thomas, Blackshear, Rt. 1. White Kings, 25c per pr.; not less) than 5 pr. to a customer, FOB exp. office money order; only 2a, pair. Bill Aycock, Moultrie, Box 23. Red Carneaux, slightly splashed; guar. mated, banded and working. $1 pr. FOB; mixed birds. 50c pr. T. T. Reynolds, Atlanta, 294 Ireec-. nia St., S. W. : Forty-six extra nice pigeons, mat- ed and working; 11 White Kings, 27 | Red Carneaux; Homers, $30. Mrs } -G. B. Butter, Brookhaven. Foy. strain, mated and 6 prs. fer sale, er exc. for anything can use..J. M. Marsh, LaFayette. Three male Tumblers for sale or Homers, j exc. for 1 pr. White Kings, or Car- neaux. Mrs. Mary E. Burge, Macon Lakeside. Twelve mixed pigeons, 15c each, $1.50 for jot; also 6 Chinchilla does, 50c each. or $2.75 for lot; cash with order. Fred Bryan, Omega. Ten pr. pure bred Homers and Kings; 1 pr. Red Corneaux, $1.50 pr., all mated, banded and working; 1 pr. white Bantam chickens, 75e. 22 11th Street. Red and common, | MeDaniel, Omega, Rt. 1. -$1 to $1.50 | | Macon, 4 Astor Pl. NUMBER x Poultry For Sale Homers, all colors, 506c_ prs White Guinea eggs, $1 per 18, de}. = -L. E. Williams, Ty Ty. s. One pr. Red Carneaux pigeon $1: 4 pr. common pigeons, 35 pr lot, $2. Heny ' Kight common pigeons, 80c -pr., or lot for $1. Willie McDaniel, Ouse bea, Rt. I. Zluff Tumblers, Priest, Birming- ham Roller, Turbets, African Gwwis, Oriental Frills, Magpies and others, $1 pr.; white doves, ringneck doves, $2 pr. Herman Mize, Americus. ~ Twenty W. Kings, banded, regis-- tered, 10 pr., $10; 8 squabs, trade some for Reds or Barred Rocks, 3 M. Hackett, hens and rooster. W. R. J. REDS Pure Donaldson str. ploodtestad Reds, 5 hens and cock, yr. old, $5 fer lot; selected Pape Black Minorca, 4 mos.old eockerels, 75c each. Guy Wilson, Martin. : Six Tompkins str. Red pullets | and cockerel,.6 mos. old, 75c each, or $4.50 for lot. Nora Shirley, ae Re 2 Seventy-five Donaldson 1 o 2 yr. old Red hens for sale; 75 hens st- lected from 100 flock for $65; write or come by and see them. Miss Liz- zie Sumner, Sylvester, 907 N. Isa- bella St: oye TURKEYS, GUINEAS, seta . DUCKS, ETc., For SALE. Two M. B. hens, 14 mos. 01a, (these raised 26 so far this yea; $4; 12 mammoth Muscovy ducks. 6 wks. old, $5 cash. W. G: = Holly Springs. Turkey hen and 11 x pave 4 oe mos. old, $3 for hen, and $2 6a; for om young Stock; 5 guineas, $1 ea. Tifton, Rt. 2. Twenty-five White Afviean. Mrs. Dy, J. Veal, full young, fat, - feathered mammoth white Pekin ducks; sell or exe. for fresh in milch cow. What have you? Jas. M. Massey, Waresboro, Box 15. Fifty pure M. B. 2 mos. old ture keys, 50c each; $5.4 to 6 wks. oid, 3 for $1: exc: tor 300 baby. chicks, any heavy breed; at 6c each. Mrs. Mary Cellins, Cordele, Rt. 4. Pure M. B. turkeys, Bird Bros, str.. August hatch, 85c each: eCEES,) $3 per doz.; or exc. for chunk heney f or ribbon cane syrup, R. I. puilets. Mrs. E. $. Ward, Fayetteville. : Valdosta. $ .16 INDEX 14 12 14 08 10 06 12 10 10 .20 18: 65 14 12 4 12 12 .06 1T 12 10. 12 ll sit 06 13: 12 16 14 16 lt 14 08 18 .20 15 20 .20 18 15 13 15 10 coe and Hay For Sale Grain and Hay Wanted... Positions Wanted Farm Help Wanted Plants For Sale Seed For Sale Seed. Wanted Eggs For Sale Baby Chicks For Sale Baby Chicks Wanted Miscelianeous For Sale Miscellaneous Wanted Georgia Products For Sale Georgia Products Wanted Snecial Notices not mixed, DY oe ek, eS Butter, best table, ns scsrage (80 Ib. fo bu.), bu...:. Potatoes, per 100 lbs.........-...... Hay, No. a-ton =. oe oot oo 1 ton. a ed Weekly by. he : REAU OF MARKETS ur D. Jones, Director epartment of Agriculture -UGENE TALMADGE, ~ Commissioner RSDAY, JULY 28, 1982. ed as second class matter bruary 15, 1922, at the Post ice at Atlanta, Georgia, - the act of June 8, 1930. - spted for mailing at special of postage provided for in: D 1103, Act of October 3, re t = af eo eeuee. and UrLeNnLNces., adniissible. , ,un-. postage regudg tions, insert. ne time on; each request, , repeated. only when request ecompanied by new copy of tice. cond- -hand farm machinery, wers and seed, incubator Baa enta) nursery stock sare published in Monthly ement whieh appears on Thursday of each: land for sale editions are hed at intervals during ear. Advance notices of se editions appear from time: time advising advertisers n to mail us these types of mited space will not permit sertions of notices containing nore than 30. words, including me and address. We reserve ght to cut down notices of. e than 30 words, providing z this reduction does not stroy the meaning of the WW hen notices can not be ig & rited space will not permit jon of unimportant s Under legislative act the. any responsibility for any | ce appearing in the Bulletin ansaction resulting there: where , obtained, age, av. 41 cond. Chas. F. ; ola to. exe. for W. L. about aS 7 t v -ECIAL NOTICE OND-HAND MACHINERY - WANTED rection: Will exc, value for a nd-hand grist mill, 24 in. or Prefer Williams make. E. Jn Cobbtown. : SPECIAL NOTICH rection.Refined, Christian ts place on farm assisting poultry, garden. and _ other work; prefer elderly coupte. Laura Morvis, Bowdon. oultry For Sale hirteen Mammoth White Pekins Tbe easy AH-ine 1 lot, 8 s and 24 hens. Mrs. Virgiua Abbeville. : head of nice, young geese , 60c each, FOB. Mil- nold, Banc te Pekin grown ducks, Tic er exc. for B. Rock -hens or | . Mrs. W. 0, Herrington, oR 1 fen 11-wks.-old M. B. turkeys, m4, 9 wks. old; (ot ea 7 2 1d, 85c ea.; 10 days old, 34c; 1.50 for 12; R. 1. Red eggs, 15. Nora Dorsey, Murray- Bt young geese, yr. old, fat n good con.. 50c ea. Mrs. BE, A. er, Osierfield, : large white Pekins, 3 hens. ke, $3.50 for lot FOB: Mrs, H. ry, Culverton. WYANDOTTES Doreas W. Wyandotte ake best offer; Black Lang- reh ,hatch, cockerels, 75c; 50c each. Mrs. G, E. Bla- yilerly, Rt. 2. ity W. Wyandotte egal Doreas str., 60c each; heifer ealves, 3-4 mos. old; . I. Reds, slightly mixed. Sharpsburg, _ One, cow, 6 yrs. old, without ealf, fresh-- | ened June 18th; good qualities, 1 1b. hens, | grade, ped. Z. J; ee; Rea Oak. : Nice Donaldson Red cockere] and sey, small ones, 75 and 50c each; few pullets, same price; eggs, 50 per setting; crates ret. Mrs. Jae Trawick, Tennille. One hundred S. C. R. I. Red hens, $1 each; 10 roosters, $2.50 eacn; young cockerels, $1 each. Miss Belle Timmerman, Bronwood, Box 83. S.C. Reds, pure bred, March and April hatch, 1 cockerel free with each 10 pullets, 75e each; fine young hens, 90c each. Mrs. J. 15. Sikes, Cochran, Rt.i-2. = Poultry Wanted LEGHORNS : Want to buy 200 Leghorn hens. Tancred str., not, over 18 mos. eld, healthy. and. physically. abe state wt. and Howe, Ft. Walley. Full blood, W.-L. rooster, 6 mos. same age, or sell for $1.50. Mrs. W. P. Holland, Atlanta, 253 Sydney St. Seki Want to buy a few | hund: ed sc W L. hens, not over 18 mos. old; must be free of disease, no culls; quote best price. Tom Williams, Cobbtown Want to buy Leghorn pone: not over 15-18 mos. old, from good stock and. in good health; can ise now, 3800; state full particulars. Chas: F. Howe, Ft. Valley. Exe, pr. 3 mos. old Ferris Best Bee str. Leghorns for Barron str., or for heavy breed, pure breed, 10 eulls; or for cherries, Crowder peas, or 2 Silkie Bantam pullets. Mrs. Daisy Cochran, Calhoun, Rt. 4... Want. several. hundred White Leghorn pullets if real cheap. W.. D. Putnam, Curryville. Want 100 to 200 pullets, Marck or April hatch; also 100 yearling hens; no culls; quote age, breed and cash price in -first letter. A. G. Mickel, Robertstown, PEAFOWLS Pay cash for white or blue pen- fowls, young and old, single or in pairs. B. Re W oodliff, Flowery Branch. - TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE, . ~ DUCKS, ETC., WANTED A few bu. yellow Dent corn to exe. for ducks; write. Alvin Sasraves, Nicholson. Live Stock For Sale CATTLE FOR SALE Twenty-five young steers, wt. 350-500 Ibs., 3c Ib. if interested, write. C. J. Flynt, Washington. no horned, 3 gal. Jersey butter per day, $30 cash. J. C, New- som, Sandersville. Fine Jersey bull. 2 yrs. old: make | best offer. P. C. Moss, Cornelia. ~ Reg. Polied Hereford cattle, bulls and heifers; terms available for re- liable parties; exc. Hereford bull for nice saddle horse; apply I. T. Bos- well, Jr., Siloam, Two exceptionally fine type male ealves, sev. heifers, all reg. Jerseys; sell or exc. for rye, wheat, oats: want 25-50 bu. Abruzzi for sead. L. D. Watson, Jr., Barnesville. Grade cows, fresh in milk, cheap for cash. A. C. Price, Bronwood. One reg. Jersey bull, well bred, 2% yrs. old, wt. about 900 Ibs.; reg. No.. 325084 gentle, well broke to rope, $50 FOB. J. T. aes FPlovilla. Jersey cow, give 4 ae a day with proper feed, 8 or 10 yrs. old, $40 cash. Claude Abercrombie, At- |. buyers name, $10 each; reg. Guern- sey cattle for sale also. T. R. Dug- lanta, Rt. 4, (Barfield Ave.) Reg. Guernsey male, 1 mo. old, $15 or exc. for Leghorn pullets. J. P. Pirkle, Hoschton. Five Jersey heifers, 1 bull, 3 steers, $100 at my farm. M. H. Floyd, Cochran, Rt. 5, : Reg. Hereford bulls; come and make your selection; sev. bull ealves and bull yearlings at very reasonable prices. H.. Y. Tule Valdosta. Black Jersey cow with 8rd calf, will give 4 gal., for sale. W. L. Smith, Cumming, Rt, 1. Pure bred Polled Hereford cattle, pulls and heifers; liable parties; saddle horse, BE. TT. Boswell, Jy., terms for re- 4. sows, 40 to_50 Ibs.,'$4 each FOB; full; exe. bull for nice} ola, 2 50 each, $15 for Joe 1 grade COLE, Ord eee Res Guernsey pull, 414 yrs. old, wt. 1200 to 1400 lbs., $75 FOB my farm: no vicicus habits. L. M. Keu- nedy, Collins. ; : Bunch of young, sre fat steers, av. 1M te 1250 ibs., at-fair market price; also. sev. nice good miich cows, fair price; all FOB my farm. Geo. B. Beddie. LaGrange, RYD 6, Box-55. Grade Jersey, 4 gal, milk, ey soe. butter; freshen August ist never goes dry, $40 at barn. H. Ceres; Lawrenceville, Rt. 1. : Red Jersey heifer, not reg., 34% mos. old, $5; also young White Rock -ccek, fine, $1.25. lava Tiaynes, Ru ford. ; ; Five Jersey cows and heifers, all milking or soon to freshen, $150; 8 mos. old Jersey, male of excellent promise, $15. K. D, Sandegs, iaton- j~on. = : -Reg, Sherthern Eu 3 yrs, old, wt. 1 M to 1100 ibs; not mischiev- ous, $59 at barn; sell to prevent in- ne gudson Zachary, Hamii- tan cart. ; Pure ia Angus bull, not reg, about @ yrs. old, wt. about 800 lbs., $50 at my} barn. Paul A. Potts, Gabbettville. : HOGS FOR SALE Puroe J. pigs, ~3=4 mos. old, cholera immuned and reg. in buy- ers name at reasonable prices. Lb. M. Kennedy, Collins. "Black sow, good stock, wt- about 200 lbs., in good con., $ pretty piss 29 wks. old, $10 cash. Ralph D. Smith Sandersville, Rt. 3. Twelve thrifty feeder pigs, 7 wks. old. P. G. and Duroc, cross, $2 a.;: $20 for lot; money order. Miss es Lancaster, Sylvester. Few more S: P. C. gilts and boars from Light of the Hast and Royal Improver, come and see and ect them at the right price. H. M. Woodward, Waycross, Best type of ress 8 75PC pigs from champion blood; write what you want, F. H. Bunn, Midville.- Four pure bred Straight Nese Berkshire pigs,.8 wks. old, wt. 40 Ibs. ea., $6.50 ea.; exp. paid and :m- muned from cholera. Martin, Canon, Rt. 1. Sixteen :ure bred Jersey Duroc pigs, thrifty; either sex, $2 ea. Cleo H. Covey, Glenwood, Rt. 2. Ten nice, thrifty -314-mos.-old Duroc shoats, well grown to ge. J. J. Adams, Iron City. Four Big: Bone P. C. pigs, 9 wis. old; wt, 50. to 60 Jbs.;due: to -reg., $4. ea.; $15 for lot; no chks; cash With order. Hrbert McBlheney, Monticello, Rt. 6. Pure bred S. P. C.. male aheat 1% yr. old, wt. about 175 Ibs., for sale or trade; Shoat: to- exe, for BP. C.-male shoat.-W. H. Mathis, Nashville. ~ Hight wks. old: 0. I. C. pigs, 3 for $12; rez. O. 4 . male pigs, 4 mos. old, wt. around 74 Ilbs., a ea. A. T. Rigsby, Sale City. Ten nice S:-P: C. male pigs, 10 wks. old. from best stock in south, rege. in buyers name, $8.50 FOR BH, M. Smith, Lyons, _. Thoroughbred black P. C. sow, farrow October; no bad habits, $15; 11 thrifty feeder pigs, 8 wks. old, P. . and Duroc crossed, $2 each; money order. Miss Kate Lancaster, Sylvester. ; S. P. C. hogs for sale or exc., $5 up. Joe M. Brown, McRae. One Guinea male, wt. about 150 Ibs., $12; 6 Guinea pigs, 3 male, 3 female, $5, or 2 for $9; stay-fat kind. G. M. Blackmon, Panvure, RED: S. P. C. gilts, 6 mos. old, reg. in gan, Warthen. Seven white and black spotted big bone P. C. pigs, 4 males, 3 gilts. 6 wks. old, $3 each at the barn. Mrs. O. O. EOYs: Luthersville, Rt. 2. hour. Gop. . pigs, 7 wks. old, | extra good cond., $2.25 each, crated and treated. J: E. Harper, Osier- field. O. I. C. shoats, male antl female, 2 boars, life treated, wt. stock, not reg. W. B. Cadle, Mt. Vernon. Seven pure S, P. ron pigs, 6 wks. | boars and. gilts, Xe. Dorsey Hampshire mate} town. g. big bone Black oeBK ce brecding, pairs no akin, bl. treated for cholera; sat. guar. \W. J. Pargcron, Saldis, Box 146. Hight head of hogs for sale Zipperer, Statenville. One hundred and fifty to 200 ib. 6 mo. cld reg., cholera immune, ready for service Duroc Jersey out of sires and dams by world champions, $15 each FOS. Henry Lumsden, Talbotton, Genuine little bone Guinea pigs, 3 wks. old, and more coming, $7 pr; cant do any corres sponding at this price: send money for what you want: ship whon ready. PF. J. Wills, Griffin, Rte Twenty big bone B. 2 mcs fine, $50, or trade for 100. W. L. Mareh or April hatch pul: ets. i. L, Alston, Richland, Rt. 1. : HORSES. AND MULES FOR SALE One good mule, sound and hearty for Sal or exe. for good Jersey or Holstein or-mixed cow, at least 2 ee ee Pp. cc pice: gal: state what you have to offer. ese Moody, Baxley, -Rt. 5. -One-mare, wt. about 1M lbs.; about 15 yrs. old ,cheap for cash cr for good milch cow. Jesse James, Waycross, Rt. 4. Two good work horses, sound and gentle, wt. about 900 and 1100 bs., 10 of 12. yrs. old, $25 ea.; worth double; come see, dont write. weeds | Morgan, Austell. Nice, young horse mule, wt. 1200 lbs., $55 cash. W. H. Bolton, Grif- 41; Blox 436. Two good horse mules, ii and 12 yrs. old, work anywhere, sell at once, $65 and $55; 2 Jersey cows, |: $40 and $35; cash. Miss Odella Lundy, Greensboro, Rt. 4. RABBITS FOR SALE | Four Chanchilla does old enough to breed, 50c each, $1.75 for iot; cash with order; 1 pr. red and splashtd Carneaux pigeons, 75c. Irwin Bryan, Omega. . One pr. Chinchillas, about 7 mcs. old; will furnish ped. with each rabbit, $2.50 not del.; will exc. T. J. Dowdy, Lumpkin, Rt. 5. : Four fine Chinchillas, buck and 8 does, 5 mos. old, 75c. each, $2 59 for lot; cash. with order; not pre- paid. Miss Maude Agnew, LaFay- ette, Rt. 1. Chinchillas, Himalayas and N. Z. whites for sale; like to purchase a saddle horse for riding about over fram; exe. 1 -or- more -milech cows. J. F. Hooks, DeSoto. Fleminh Giants and Gray Chin- chillas, $2 pr.; 6-8 Ibs. each re former; 4-6 lbs. for latter. per ette Barrett, Meansville. Three fine, ped. Chanchilla es and buck, $6 for the 4;also 5-3 mos. old from same stock. 50 each; does are bred. FOB. Mrs. W. S. Davison, Baldwin. Two N. Z. red does; $1.50 each, 2 yrs. old; 1 yr. old buck, $1 2 young does, 75c each; Silver Tip doe, 8 mos. old, $1.50; exc. lot for large B.-R. pullets. Mrs; A. B.- Crow, Hamilton, Rt. 3. Six Chanchilla does, just ojd enough to breed, 50c each, $2.50 for lot; 5 pr. common pigeons, $1.25, or 30c_pr.; pr. Splashed and Red Carneaux, mated, 60c cash. F. A. Bryan, Omega. About 40 head N. Z. white rab- bits, all ages, entire bunch for 50ec each at my home, will not ship. J. E. Cross, Irwinton, Rt. 2. E Fourteen mo, old Chin. doe with 5 youngsters, 4 white and 1 grey, 5 wks. old. $2 for lot, not del. For- rest Martin, Flowery Branch. Chinchillas, bred: does, $1.25; buck, yr. old, $1; 6 bucks and does, 8 wks. old, 80c each; 2 N. Z. does, $1.25 each. Allen Meeks, Carroll- ton, Rome St. Pair white and N. Z. reds, mixed for sale or exe. for dried fruit or anything can use. Edwin Mims, Springvale, i Special sale of reg. and ped. Chinchillas; also N. Z. whites; state | amount wanted and kind and prices will be given. S. EH. Dorsey, Black- shear. ; SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE Three bills and 2 nannies, $1 ea., | $4.50 for. Jot -eash; no ees. ra Essex, . old August 1; full blood, very ae Stock. | CATTLE | WA High | production White Leghorn, Ma lets to exe. for goo: fresh in, near Atlanta Teod, Hapeville, 1 Avenue. eS Exce.. value for goo yearlings, also trad horse, Within -50- or Poulan, S. A. Douthi Want to buy bab: also have a mule to for other value; write W. J. Morgan, Stillm ~Want 85 head of mules to run in a goo 60e per head per mo rent the pasture fo Christian, Farmington Will pay reason. rent for good miich calf; have gocd Ber and feed, mill feeds to my residence at W i: C. Ward; Butle Want 50-75 hea eo on nee ba crate nor Hip sho : eash, Mrs. a i. ARE eS: Want 10 or45 yrs. old; scrub stock Stanford, Mt. Vernon, - Exe, 1 pair of littl Guinea shoats, st Jersey male calf, G. Thompson, Summ Exc. peavine hay tle and hogs, 0. S. Du Want 15 or 20 calv to raise on halves. P. lanta, P. O. Box 7 Exe. pair of 8 mos. pred. Hampshire pis pair calves, 2 to 4 mo preferred. O. D. Dug. for a third, and co engs.} have pens Want some 2 hee lanta, also few stands bees; give best price Atlanta, Station. Want 1 pure S. P 3 mos. old, state bes! H, Harper, Douglas Want pure bred pig; exc. some fine nish hens for same Lenox. ; shoats, any good sto price del. to a truck Cobbtown. : Exceptional valu ; hogs or cattle or be full information. DoS phur Springs. HORSES AND MULE Want a good mule, will exc. good Jersey mi pay some difference Brown, Alamo, Rt. SHEEP AND GOATS Want from 50-75 g cheap: see or write. Summit. SHEEP AND GOAT Want: goats, any | hornless; write wha number. James E. Be RABBITS WA N Exc. $5 value reg. 13 mos. old, for 3 does N, Z. whites; not over Gene Marshall, Da Exchange milk S J. Ce Gollins, Atiant: 176. = Grain and Ha: Baled oats, cut wi smut, bright and_,fin fine 4 gal. milch Holt, Fayetteville, Rt Fulghum = seed oat bu, sacks; wheat. rye, 90c; corn, 50c; ; White, . Adairsville. 5 1 farmer wants age; will contract less; small salary Boyd Abernathy, ith party haying ike care of engine White, Atlanta, a . BH. n mill wanted in y- a miller. sail - run on j-horse crop, 50- amily able to work; im, Rex. n farm; will work rienced; ref.; raised one; sober, honest, Wilson, Atlanta, 265 overseer of farin; is .of farming and furnish ref.; do erry, penton farm for 1933; jJease; near good 3 in family; exp. Rogers. Lithonia, an wants job on ruck grower; can ke car or truck; go onable wage. J. 13. are Atlanta Geor- on dairy or truck p. on farm; 5 yrs. Hughes, Brookhaven. with 100 acres in shares; suitable for like to grow some to- arm .ecut up with White, Sumner, erator truck, tractor, ry, general farming; 2 nor drink; wanis and next; consider ae ere: E M: dairy; over 14 yrs. -you have to offer. eare South- eep up and operate t cotton gins and @ exp.; will give C. Spearman, Pooler. Christian woman old. want jobs on any kind of farm e at once. Mrs. L. wart. ot, year-old Christian bad habits; healthy, ee farm; will. go any ow to start. Cliff 1, 127 Clay St. wants job to work ucking; care for ood: references; at ith, Deep Step, RFD. rse farm within i0 . for rest of this and hare basis; write for W. Dorough, At- ar-old young man m dairy; can drive any ear, etc.; no bad Sonable salary. Louis man, good agricul- 30 yrs. exp, in mod- farms and haten- fis will, operate poultry farm on ag - Holliday, White are H. B. Willams. all round mechanic who has. had exp. in ry and cattle, hogs, d couple (wife only), es; make.,offer. R. gusta, ade Ca- n farm with ood peo- ern conveniences; el- ple preferred; ref. H, Alma, Rt. 4. wanted by Sept. 1; or work with.truck; any kind, with mg for another year. ersey and family, J-y- or 2 horse crop of work Smith. ref. Martha H. Saat, Springs, Young Married man with wite and baby wants job on farm, truck or dairy, or caretaker; hard worker; can furnish ref.; prefer south Ga, W. E. White, Sumner, . Want job on farm for wages or share crop; able to do most any kind of farm work; 30 yrs. old. C. T. Westbury, Jesup. Want job on farm to drive truck and help with gen. farm work. 'T. C. Smith, LaGrange. Family of 8; 6 large enough to work, cotton and tobacco, any kind eonsidered; can handle trucks and keep them up; state what you have. A. J. McLeod, Mi- fan Rt A Exp. in farming, dairying and trucking; raised on > farm; what have you in either line to offer; 40 yrs. old; dont drink, smoke or chew; honest and a Christian. B. H. Holmes, Atlanta, 1439 Allegheny Ste Ss wv: Want job on farm; can drive truck or tractor and cars of any make; have wife and child; refer- ences; let me hear at once. -T. C. LaGrange, Vernon St. Want job as caretaker of country home; Christian (member of M. f. church); sober, industrious; 55 yrs. old; will work cheap. R. A. Hen- derson, Atlanta, 265 Garnett St., Sheek ee : Exp. farmer wants crop for 1933 on halves, near church and. school, or small crop and work for land- lord balance of time; start. work about Dee. 1; best ref. J. W. Farr, Menlo. Want job overhauling and sharp- ening gins for coming season; would consider job running gin for reasonable wages; have own ma- chine for sharpening. W. H. Dean, Cochran. Widow and 16 yr. old boy want a job on farm; Christian; superin- tend any kind. of. farm work; so anywhere. Mrs. L. LL. Phillips, Vienna, Rt..4. Want place as gen. mgt. of a large farm or stock farm; salary or share basis; exe. ref.; write what you have. J. M. Capes, Atlanta, 1870 Lakewood Ave. Refined widow with 18 yr. old son, who understands . dairying, wants place n farm for self and son; prefer near Atlanta; small sal- ary; good ref. Mrs. J. A. Wright, Atlanta, 251 Dodd Ave., S. W. Couple wants job on farm at once; reliable, honest, good car- penter and mechanic; hard work- ers, not afraid of work. C. D. Stail- ings, Atlanta, 1278 Bankhead High- way, Non. Thirty-four-year-old widow with twin baby girls wants place on farm; prefer with an old coupte; can do most. .anything about. the farm; good hand to milk. Nettie Burnett, Calhoun, Rt. t. Want job blacksmith and horse- shoeing for salary, 15 yrs. exp. in grade. work: can furnish ref. O. T. Thoulkeld, Carnesville, care R. A. Whitmire. Want farm to care for; can do all repair work; have own tools. C. B. Carson, Cass Station. Want position as miller; prefer water power; 30 yrs. exp.; can keep up mill and give ref.; shares or salary basis. J. W. Jones, Talbotton, Mp2. Young, single man wants job on farm or dairy;: can drive truck; state what you can give in first tet- ter: ready to go anywhere any time. J. EB. Whisnante, Lenox, Rt. 2. Want to get put on farm, help gather crop this fall and small crop 50-50 basis 1933; have to be moved; 2 in family; good ref.; will work for} wages next year. Thos. W. Madaris, Atlanta, 445 Crew St., S. W. Farm Help Wanted Want reliable middle-aged Wwo- man to assist with light farm wor Kk; 2 in family; small salary and poard; give ref, in first letter. DPD. W. Harp, Reynolds. Want widow not over 45 yrs. with boy not under 16 yrs., to work on farm; begin cotton picking sea- son, through next yr.; want colored boy, 12-15 yrs. also. Ji2 o. Gaye Jacksonville, Want small family to work crop on shares in 1933, and the man e run pea thrasher this fall; uniles can furnish good ref. need not: a ply. Ge Be Johnson, Hartwell, Rt. g00d | si _ Holly : Sten te.; + no salary. at. present; later will pay small amount, oie Re Triplett, Dal- ton. = Want middle-aged, unincumbered country woman for general light farm work; good home and reasona- ble wages; give age, experience and wages expected. Mrs. C. lL. Rhyne, Plains, Rt.-1. Want a nice boy, 14 to 16 yrs. old to live with family of 2 and assist with light chores around farm; prefer one raised on farm. J. E. Sailers, Draketown. - Want girl from 14 to 20 yrs. of age to assist light chores around farm; 2 in family; write for infor- mation. Mrs. Ernest Griffis, Odum, Ro: Want party to tan or dress some hides on halves: have 15 or 20 nice hides to be dressed. D. Kirkland, Broxton. Want unincumpered white wo- man with grown son to live with us and attend to chickens and do farm- work; board and small salary; country raised; woman preferred. Mrs, E. Lb. Todd, Manassas, Rt. J. Want middle-aged woman for country home, helping with light farm work around the place; board and small salary. Mrs. Pp. M. John- son, Lovett. Want nice girl for company and help care for poultry, ete.; good home, some money and schooling; orphan preferred. R. H. Bryant, Morven, Box 24. Want middle-aged white nealthy woman to live in family of. 5 and do general light farm work, poultry, milk cow, ete; ref. exc. L. Rodgers, Butter, Rt. 2. - Plants For Sale Blight proof Marglobe tomato, $1 M; New Stone. Baltimore, also W., Flat Dutch cabbage, some fine col: lard, .75e M; moss packed. B. R. Woodliff, Flowery Branch. Stone, Baltimore and Marglov tomato; Chas. W. cabbage, Head- ing collard plants, 40c 500, 75c M del.; 5 and 10 M Jots, 50c M col. Guy Waldrip, Flowery. Branch. W. and Dutch . cabbage, Stone and Marglobe tomato, Heading col-. 7ae. M de}.;-5 L. A crow; lard plants, 40c 400, up, 45c M; exp. col. Oakwood. New Stene tomato, Wakefisid cabbage, large size collard plants, 75e M; 5 M up, d50c 1,000. Benny Pirkle, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. Extra fine collard, Wakefield, Flat Dutch cabbage, Stone and Bal- timore tomato, 70c M; 50c M in large lots. J. F: Bennett, Klowery Blanch. _Celery plants, 40c C and postage, Bessie Martin, Gainesville, Rt. 9. Juarge bell and pimiento sweet pepper plants, 30e C; hot pepper, 20e C; sage plants, 200 doz. del. Ila weight, Alto, Rt | Thousands of cabbage and toma- to: plants, ready for fall setting, 25c C; 75e M del.; 15 C; $1.50 M at field: Mrs. H. V. Franklin, Register. Late Flat Dutch, Drumhead cab- page, Ga. collard; Stone tomato, 45e 400, $1 M; hot pepper, 25c C-exe:; no chks. Henry Hller, Ellijay, Rt. 3. Millions cabbage, collard and to- mato plants, moss packed, all lead. var., sat. guar., 25 200, 50c 500, 65e M del. EH. Williams, Gainesville, Rt. 2s Large, stocky, fresh Chas. cab- page, Stone, Baltimore tomato, genuine cabbage- -collard plants, 50c 325, Toe 500, $1 M postpaid; 60c M exp. col. Hnoch Hayes, Buford. Late Flat Dutch, Drumhead cab- bage, Ga. collard, 35c 300, $1 -M; Stone tomato, 25c 200; exc. for any- thing can use; no chks. John Wil- son, Ellijay, Rt. 3. Nice, young, select fall tomato plants, prepaid to your door, 75c 1,000. D. M. Barber, Baxley. Collard, cabbage, tomato plants, 50e 500, 90c M postpaid; if chk. is sent add i5c extra. Lee Waldvip, Gainesville. Millions New Stone, Greater B. nate. Ga. collard plants, 25 200, 50c 500, 70c M; 5 M $3.25; 10 M 60c M del. Rafe H. Thompson, Flowery Branch, Rt, 1. Large, late Flat Dutch. cabbage, Ga. and Heading collard, New Stone tomato plants, lb C, 50c 509, 45e M postpaid. Mrs. Oma aulsl. ler, Leo, Rt. 1. -New Stone, Baltimore eouita. E. j., Chas. W. cabbage, leading col- lard plants, 45c 300, 75 600, $1.10 M postpaid; 70. ane POs: H. B. dd. James EB. THOU RON lard plants, 20c C, Waldrip, Gainesville, Rt. 2. W.-and Flat Dutch cabbage, 40c 400, 60e M del.; collards and toma- to; 50e M del. Cal Garrett, Gaines- ville, Rt, 1. New Stone tomato plants, 85 M: red nest onions for fall plantias, 60c gal. del. Miss Corine Collins, Flowery Branch. Chas. W.; Flat Dutch cabbage, collard and New Stone and Mar- globe tomato plants, all 65c M del. M. C. Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2. Kudzu, 20c each; mint plants, 20 for $1. Yonge Walker, Clarkesviile, Rt. 5. Late Flat Dutch cabbage, 55c M; Marglobe tomato plants, 80c M, all del. in Ga Mooney, Cumming, Rt. 2. Late Flat Dutch, Chas. W. cab- bage, Stone tomato, 55c M; Head- ing collard. 50e M; $2-for 5 M del. | Obie Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 1. Buncombe, True Ga. collards,: 90 M; $1.50 per 2M: &. B. tomato, $1 M; eggplants, 606 M: all deli; no chks. Mrs. F. BE; Happoldt, pana age ton, Woods stock Nortons wilt re- sistant and imp. ponderosa tomato plants; extra -fine stock; moss packed, 15ec.C, $1 M. parcel post; money order. L. B. Mound, Juixc- tion City. care Log Cabin Farm, Mint plants, 10 for 30c prepaid; moss paeked. Mrs. T. B. Thomas, Thomasboro. New Stone tomato, Ga. and Heading collard. plants, 15e C, 50 500, 80c M postpaid; no chks. Clyde Chumbler, Leo. : I. J., Chas. .W. cabbage, Stoie and Baltimore tomato, Ga. collard plants; t5e;,7oc -M. del.+- 5" M506 M FOB. Winfred Waldrip, Flowery Branch. : Chas, W: and Flat Dutch cab- bage, collard, Marglobe and New- Stone tomato, 65c M-delivered; now ready. M. C, Crow, Gainesville. Rt: 22 New Stone tomato and old-fash- ioned collards, 25e 200, 80c M; no chks. Leilan Bonds,- Gainesville, Rte 2: New Stone, Baltimore Pet KE. J., Chas. W. cabbage and Headins collards, 70c 600, $1 M_ postpaid: Sat. fuar 100; Me EOS. Hb. Fraser, Buford, Rt. 2. Chas. -W..-cabbage, Stone end Marglobe tomato, 7i5c M del.; 10 M $6 col. W. . Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Stone and B. tomato plants, 1l5e C, 75c M del.; collard plants, 60 M, 15e C; W. eabbage plants, 75c M del. Mrs. Dora Waldrip, Gainesville, Re 2s G. Baltimore tomato plants, 23< 200, 48e 500. 70c M; collard plants, 45 500, 70c 1,000. W. C. Stephens, Flowery Branch. Late Flat Dutch, Chas. W. cab- bage, New Stone tomato, Heading collard plants, 30c 500, 50c M; 5 M $2.20 del. Obie Crow, Gainesville; Reed. Collard and tomato plants, 500, $1 M; pepper and eggplants, $1 500, $1.50 M; all postpaid. Mrs. Gex- trude Branan, Lewiston, New Stone and Baltimore tomato and Flat Dutch cabbage plants, 15 Cc, 50e 500, 75c 1,000. Ray Whit- mire, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. Wakefield cabbage, Stone toma- to, Ga. collards, 65 M del.; 5 M up, 50c M collect, Felton Swancey, Gainesville, Rt. 2. Plants, cabbage, 50ce:M del,;. to- mato, 75c M; collard, 40c M; any amount, now ready. Marcus Wil- liams, Gainesville. Cabbage, tomato and collard plants, lead. var. now, 70c M post- paid, 10 M $5 exp. col. Robt. Grin- dle, Gainesville, Rt. 2. Ga. collard plants, 30 500, 50c M; cash; prompt shipment. G, L. NeSmith, Sycamore, Rt. 1, Box 141. Millions plants, Baltimore toma- to, Wakefield cabbage, Ga. collards, all 15e C, 70c 1,000.New Stone and G. B. tomata plants, 70c M; collard plants, 50e M. del in Ga. Ralph. C. Thompsoa, Cumming, Rt... a, Stone and Baltimore tomato and Jersey cabbage and collard plants, | now ready, 40c 500, 65c M del..C. V. Strayhorn, Flowery Branch, Rt lL Chas. W.; Flat: Dutch -cabbaye,] Ga. Heading collard and cabbage= collard and: sew Stone tomato plants, 15sec , 25c 200, 60ce 21- er Millard Jones, Oakwood, Rt. 1. - * Large W. and Dutch cabbage, Stone tomato -and collard planis, - 25c 200, 45c 500, Toc M -postpaid; 10 M $5 exp. col. Amos Williams, Gainesville. pee: Extra early Premier strawberry plants, 50c C, $1.15 300, $3 M post- paid: Mrs, Carl Kimsey, Hiawassee. W. and Dutch cabbage, Heading % var. and Ga. blue stem collards, Stone and Baltimore and Globe to- mato, 85e 500, 65e M del.; 50c M exp. collect. Charlie Hill, Gaines- ville, Rt. 1. : Dutch and W. cabbage, also -to- mato and. collard plants; millions ready; terms cash or COD: 40e 509, 60c M del.:.-50c M exp. col. 10 M up; -45e 1,000: diem Chananers, Gainesville, Rt. 1. 3 Tomatto, collard and cabins plants, price mailed, 35c 300, 65 Mi expressed, 50c M, $225 5 M, $4 40. 1000. Jack Ivie, Gainesville, Rt. 1. Dutch and W. cabbage plants, Stone tomato, also collard plants, 60c M del.; 40c M collect. John Ce Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 1. > Flat Dutch, Wakefield cabbage, Stone tomato and collard plants, 15e C, 25 200, 65e M postpaid; now ready. Burl Jones, Oakwood, Rt. 1. New..Stone tomato plants, 25 ~ 200, 60c M; collard plants, 25 200, 60e 1,000. Perry Reynolds, Gaines ville; Rt. 2. EH s., Chas. W.-and Flat Dutehe cabbage, blue and Heading collard; New Stone tomato plants, all 15e . 50e. 500, 75c. 1,000... Davis Jones Gainesville. Rt. 1. Thousands of imp. Stone tomate plants, guar. well rooted, ee packed, $1 M, 75ce 600, 50c 300; 5 M lots, 85c 1,000. Arvel Bu Lawrenceville. fe White Heading collard plants, Chas: --W.. cabbage; 200: for. -- 256. green butter beans, 4c lb.; add post age on beans. Major Crow, | Cums: mine; Rt. 24) : Dutch and J, W. cabbage as Stone tomato plants, Heading cols lards, 75 M del.; 50c collect. Demp sey Harris, Gainesville, Rt. 2. Cabbage, collard and tomato plants, 75c M del.; 5 M up, 50e M- eollect. Guy Crow, Gainesville, % Tet, 2s Cabbage and collard plants, Mar globe, Stone and Baltimore tomato 60c M del.; 45c M in 5 or more M- lots; exp. collect. E. B. wel Gainesville, Rt. 2. Tomato, cabbage and collate: plants, 15e C, 75e M; now ready, G. BE. Waldrip, Gainesville, Rt. 2. Cabbage plants, W. and Fa Dutch, 30c 300, 60 M prepaid; 46 M:; 10 M- $3.50, exp. collect. Jett. Money, Gainesville, Rt. 1. ae Cabbage, tomato and _ collard plants, 15 C, 35c 300, 50c 500, j3e- Leta t M del. Clyde | Mee Flow oF Branch, Rt. 1 A ee: oe ae es. berry plants, 15e C, 5c M id. KE. F. Hutcheson, Norris~ Bo tomato plants, 15 C, 50c 85 M del.; turnip seed, mixed | irple Top and Seven Top, 35c lb. el. WoL. Wright, Alto, Rt. 2. agtings' famous white stem cab- bi ge-heading collard; strong, well rooted plants; Stone, Baltimore to- ta. Chas. W. cabbage; 45c 300, Be 600, $1 M postpaid. J. I. Frasier, renceville. Seed For Sale Henderson bunch small Lima an.seed, hand selected, 5. Ibs3.. $1 hi sev, hundred Ibs.;. exe.. for slants, seeds, goats, hogs. What an -you in exchange? Carol Caid- | , Culverton. One thousand lbs. Seven Top t ture lots: ip seed, 1932 crop, 15c tb. in f 100 Ibs: R. T. Hogan, Hogans- ~ Twenty Ibs. Globe, ip, mixed; Flat Dutch, Shogein, Strap Leaf and Seven Top, ixed, 20c lb; cabbage, collard, to- ato plants 200 25 del. Mrs. Mary : oddard, Summerville, Rt. 3. Ky. wonder. beans for Augers t planting, 25c Ib.; exc. Ib. for yb. for. rple Top Globe large red muiti- ying onions, $1 bu. Mrs. G. Theus, Butler. Be Ws Calif. multiplying beer seed, 0c pkts. and a pkt. of anodic: d, ah. for 10c. Mrs. J. E. Kirk, sockmart, Rt. 2. urr clover seed, recleaned, 4c 100 Ib, lots, 24%c 1b. FOB. W. Kk. ton, Jackson. Rt. 3. re,-sound,. clean- white bunch eC oS for seed, 60c per 5 Ib. pure Ky. wonder can seed: 5 Ibs. 75e del. Meadows, Shiloh. abbage seed, $1 ib.; Purple Top} ite Globe turnip seed, 35 Th ato. plants, $1.50; all postpaid exp. paid. W .W .Williams, Quit- SS oe ood multiplying Calif. beer seed, | ic good. start del. Mrs: ya Rockmart, Rte 2. Calif: multiplying beer seed, 10c ae postpaid. Mrs. Sallie Floyd, ockmart. Rt. 2. ne rene Dill seed, 5 and 1c pkt.; no sprays for pickling: send stamp for formation. Geo. W, Jackson, Fay- te Bier Rt. 2. w crop Seven Top. mixed with Corine rple Top. turnip seed, 25 Ib. Jel. |: rs. J. D. McKibben, Locust Grove. Seven Top turnip seed, 25 Ib.; d nest onions, 40 gal.; add post- Mrs. Linda Smith, Flowe:y | : Red: nest. onions, 60c gal.; tender nficid and black pole bean seed, 20 teacupful; Stone tomato plants, 5e. 1,000. Mrs. W. V. Robbs, Flow- y Branch, Rt. 1. Collard seed, all lead. var., $1 lb. urple Top White Globe turnip . 85 Ib., of 8 lbs. for $1 post- id. W. W. Williams, Quitman. Seea chufas, 5 lb. lots 100 Ibs, y, Ge smaiter lots, net cash, FOB; fresh in Jersey heifers and 2 fampshire boars for sale. Bs Ss. oth, Manon. Pure oe Top Globe fang ed, 17%4c lb.; 5 1b. up lots, 15 Ib. res mustard ose, same; 50 lbs. 15. My Davis, Duluth. Rt. 1. Bountiful or giant stringless bean , 12% Ih. yellow erookneck or ellow scalloped squash, 50c Ib.; peanuts, 1i%c lbs 8S, PP. & multipiving beer seed, 10c postpaid. Mrs. Sac Floyd, mart, Rt. 2: Good, multiplying | Calif, beer eed 10 good start del. Mrs. Corine Reckmart, Rt. 2. r clover seed. - 84%c Ib. in 100-Ib. lots and , FOB. W. kK. Thaxton, Jack- Stri ed half runter, ne bunch beans, ood and Phe early red all 1932 20c cup del, 1 lover. seed, in rough new | , Je Ib. FOR. Roy Lewis, Hart- Seven Top not: snap recleaned, fo | pullets,- or. other: value; sell at "Bac. Leal, J. M.: McCants, Butler. Turnip seed, Purpie and Seven i'Top mixed, 25c Ib. and- postage 4 lbs. del to 1 address, $1:. jour neighbor's orders and save postage. -A. Jv Brown, Sulphur Springs. Ee Shogoin- turnip seed, 30. Ib. in-1 to 5 Tbs; 5 Ibs. up, del.,. lb.; pecans, 15c Ib. del. Mrs. J. L. Pafford. Stockton. - Good start Catr. paid, 7c in stamps. T Cc. Craton, Dallas, Rt. 4. : *Burr clover seea, recleaned, 414c lb. here; fine for winter Bashir, S, B. Kinard, Jackson. Flat Dutch anc late W. cabbage seed, 75e Ib. sound and good, Mrs. Ready. Sait, Alpharetta, Rt. 3. : White Globe, Purple Top turnip seed, $5e Ib.; all best var. cabbage seed, $1 Ib, postpaid. W. W. Wil- liams, Quitman. CORN AND SEED CORN FOR. SALE Good Slipped shuck ear corn, 50c bu. A. L. Trowell, Oliver, . Seed Wanted Want Calif. beer seed; exc. new beet seed: for same, or sell at ie per large pkt. Mrs. J. A. Milford, Ball Ground, Will pay del. 20 cash for sev. hundred quote best prices del. Smith, LaGrange, Rt. 1. Want to hear from parties who will trade corn for apples in truck load lots; apples ready by Sept. . eds de Seabolt, Hurst. Want best Cash price on largcr -Fordhook bean seed, Purple Globe squash; alse want best. price on Bostwick, Hahira. Want to get best prices from | parties having turnip seed; buy in lets; also. buying wild gensing; write at once. Gartrell Freeman, Tia. Eges For Sale postpaid. J. EB. a Tallapoosa, Rt 3. Turken ions . Wonder Bird) eges, $1.25 per 15; cartons ret. Miss Rebecca Campbell, Atlanta, 860 Boulevard, S. iE. : Thompson's imp. B. R. eges from prize winning pen 3 yrs. in succes- sion at county fairs, 15 eggs. for 65c; 30 eggs, $1.25; cartons ret. Mrs. Eula Steadam; Bainbridge, Rt 2; Box 829, Prize winning Dark Cornish eges. Tec per 15; $2 for 50; $4 C Mrs. C. O. Sikes, Sylvester. Guinea eggs, 50 per 20 shipped COD, or money with order; del. ches. paid. J; E. Ohed, Tallapoosa, FS: Eggs Muscovy duck, $1 doz.; Owen oe reds, Papes Black Minor- cas, Buff Cochin Bantam, $1 per 1d; $1.75 for 30; White Minorca ma- ture cockerels, ped, quality. EK. Maynard, Newton. Pure bred B. R. hatching eggs, 50 per 15; also want to contract for coming season. Mrs. G. C. Clit- ton, Millen, Rt. C. Box 57. ~ Baby Chicks for Sale Worty chicks, 4 wks. old, mostly B. Rocks and Reds, $5.50 for lot, OL PIG -63:5 exp. collect: no ehks. Mrs. Tom Harrell, Hawkinsville, Rt. 2, Box 25. Pure bred Barred, White Rocks, Reds, Eng. Leghorns from well culled flocks, $4. 95 C; heavy assort- ed, $4.50 C; lots*less than 100, add le per chick, prepaid; live del, A. H. Fechtel, Waycross. Pure bred, healthy chicks: Ene. Leghorns, 110 chicks, $6. 50; Reds and Rocks, 110 for $7! ask for prices on Leghorn pullets: custom hatching, $2 per eggs. Eustace McKinney, Jr., Blackshear. See We Ts chicks. from healthy, high producing stock, 4%c each -del,; trade for other value. D. P. Martin, Cobbtown. breed, hatched Julv ee get your Box 37. 1932 crep; Schley and Suecess - Tobacco, sweet and mellow, for. in 10 Ibs. UP-1 Chewing or smoking, Sees to. 8rd zone. peer seed, post-| smoking, 60c; chewing -in Ga. lbs. sound, yellow corn and wheats: C.: Leon} zene. SRE? turnip. seed, and yellow crookneck | cabbage plants in 10M lets. O. W.] Guinea eggs, 50c per 20; shipped COD, or send: money with order; ling, 10; smokin pacco, 10e Ib. del.; ping, prepaid; chicks, 121%4c each FOB. Rt. 2: 100 per cent live del, guar.: Fifty baby chicks, 6c each: nese 4th. Mrs, DM. | wiscelianesay For Sele ing tobacco, 14 Ibs. $1 del. in 3rd zone. Lee King, Baxley, Rt. 4. : Pie plant stems, 15c Ib; wild cherry bark, 15c dh. sassafras roots, 10 ib.; other roots, ete: Mrs. Mar- Dahlonega, Rt. tha White, : 4d, 15 Ibs. $4 del. S2P Beecher, Baxley, Rt, -2 _ Deer tongue for: flay oring home- grown tobacco, 18c doz., or 8 doz. 30c: Ib.5 green, 65c; stamps not, ac- cepted. L F. Warnock, Vidalia. Good mellow tobacco, flue-cured, whole leaf, not melded, 5 lb. pkg. Rockingham. Fhue-curee cnewing and: anioking tobacco, 14 Ibs. $1 del. in Ga. J. O. Stewart, Baxley. Genuine A-1 yellow, flue-cured : smoking: tobacco,. 12 chewing and : Ibs. $1 prepaid to 3rd-zone. Isham Harris, Baxley, Rt. 2. ) - Good rhubarb stalks, ready for} sauce, pies. etc.,.5e lb. and postage. Mrs. C._A. Allen, Cleveland. White, unwashed, wool, 20c YD. country cured hams, 15- lb;; shoulders, sides, 9c Ib.; want to buy and smoking, 12 tbs. $1 del. to 3rd Evelyn Herrme, Good, bright leaf, flue- cured chewing tobacco, 12 Ibs. $1, prepaid}. to 3rd zone: Connie McCall, Baxley. Good, whole leaf tobacco, 13 Ibs. $1: 6 Ibs., 50c, prepaid to 3rd zone. _Barkalue Milikin, Baxley, Rt. 2: Good, whole leaf tobacco, 13. Ths. Billie Joyner, Baxley. Good tobacco, 12 Ibs. $1; cash with order; no. orders less than. $1; pay postage. L. J. Boatright, Bax- ley. Good, bright and yellow leaf to- bacco, chewing, 10c Tb.; less than 50c; pay postage. Mrs. Grace Carter, Baxley, Rt. 4. Good. flue-eured tobacco, chew- g, 8c Ib.; cash with order;.no orders less than 506c, post- paid. Grady Tyre, Baxley, Rt. 4. Good, mellow. red, barn-cured to- | whole leaves; no! orders less than 50e. S: P. Hutto. Surrency. Good, mellow tobacco, whole leaves, 10c; broken leaves, $c th. del. in Ga.; no orders: less than 39c; no checks. Mrs. Linnie Burke, Sur- rency, Rt. 2. 3 Good, ripe and mellow chewing tobacco, barn-cured, 8c FOB; smok- 6c. David Hutto, Surrency, White nest onions, best yielder, keeper and flavor, 50c gal., or $1.59 bu. D: L. Garner, Flowery Branch. Extra good and mellow, homie- made, fiue-cured tobacco, 12 Ibs. $1 del. to 3rd zone. J. Panimour, Bax- ley, Rt. 2: . Extra good, home-made, cured tobacco, 12 Ibs. $1 del. to 3rd zone. H. . Herring, Baxley, Rt. 2. Hale peach trees, yr. old on 2 yr. roots, extra fine, in 1 M lots, 10c each del. in fall; land; Half million Napier grass. plants and roots; make your cows give more and richer milk; all stock crazy about it; ne pest July crop best planting month. S$. 77s Smith, Cuthbert. Good, dark, ' strong flavored to- bacco, 10c lb., or exc. for 100 Ib. eap. white sacks: 1 Ib. tobacco for 2 sacks; or exc. tobacco for syrup. cans, Mrs, J. C. Pierce, Stockton. One hundred. ats. blackberries in Christian, Farmington, RES; Deer tongue or vanilla leaf for flavoring smoking tobacco, % db. 20c; 35 Ib. postpaid: special prices on larger Lots: Ee OW Sandlin, Cairo. * Good, hisciies tobacco, whole leaf, 13 Ibs. $1 prepaid to 3rd zone ibs. 60c prepaid. Billie Joyner, Baxley, Rts Good, flue-cured ees tobac- BC C0, 9 Ib.; smokin Ga. nse: Jy Outen, Manassas, , 6de; prepaid Mrs. Quitman Boatright. =f Baxley, $1;.6 Ibs. 50c, prepaid to 3rd zone.} smoking,.} 8c Ib.; cash with order; no orders: flue- | 25 per cent jf. cash with order. J. S, Smith; Cloud- FRED 3. glass. jars, 20c qt., FOB. Mrs. Mary | ; McCall, yey: Good, whole. leaf tobacco, 13 Ibs. s ($1; 6 Ibs. 50c prepaid to 3rd zone. a Best grade of chewing and smok lion Millikin, Baxley. : _. Good, flue-cured. tobacco, 13 1us., $1 prepaid to 3rd zone. R. Ww. | Tomberlin, Baxley. << Flue-cured tobacco, red leaf, aged} : cand well pressed, ready to wse,-10 lbs. 5c Slice oe G. M. Lewis, Alma. aay: Tobacco;, 10 Ybs. $1. postpaid in. alse: pears, 50c bu., or exc. Rt. -2. Dried. apples, 1932 crop, 10 Ib.; dried sage, this yr.'s: crep, 40 Ib.; ereen pepper, hot or sweet; 25c gal: | Mrs. Tina Phillips, Flowery Branch, os 62. Country cured hams,, -1be To. |sides and shoulders, 9c Jb.; white } unwashed wool, 20c Ib. home-made: : lard, 8c Ib.; all FOB, Robert . An- derson, Hawkinsville. Miscellaneous Wanted fixe. 100 Ib. cap. white fecd sacks, at 10c each fer 10 Ibs. of bright leaf, fiue-cured smoking to- | bacco. Ree 3. Dx. good, steady farm mule: for } any of the folowing: milch cew,]. heifers, hogs, chickens, corn, whee | Or other useful products. value $45. k, EW Gg; RES *}mule colts. R. S. Anderson, Haw- ae E. Clark, Ellenwood, R -kinsville. - Tobacco; extra good for chewing Want % Yb. butter mold. ne ae Applewhite,. Boston. peanuts, 4c; hams, 14e 1b. -FOS;, strained honey. WS. Siler, Sum- } umertown, Box. 73. Want Feb., March hateh Orpive- ten roosters, any breed pigs, guin- }eas, geese, hornless goats, in exc. for extra fine gray. or black Chin- chia rabbits. Mrs. E. Vv. Miltesr, Quitman, | Want 6 lbs. pure geese feathers: at. 25e Ib: write to Mrs. R. B. Fletcher, ford Ave, Georgia Prudacn For Sale iy bu., $1.25 75e pk.; under pk. Jots, 10c Ib., parcel post. J. S. Bartley, West Point. : Clay peas, sound and clean, '50c bul dR: Cobb, Eastman. Fiela peas, Brabs and speckled, very cheap; about 50 bu. for sale. S. E. Cox, Butler. Genuine O-too- tans, sound and re- cleaned, $2 bu., FOB. G.- A. Ware, Marshalilville. : Brabhams, 70c bu.; 10 bu. lots, 65c. bu.; Whipps: and. unknowns, same price. E. M. Lightner Cusseta. Fifty bu. pure, recleaned and treated against weevils, - especially for seed, 80c bu. FOR, W..- J: Potts, Bonaire. Wdite mush peas, $3 bu. FOB: Te lb. del.; Brabham peas, slightly. mixed: with irens, $1 bu. FOB: all. 1932 crop; hand cleaned. H. C. Walker, McRae, Rt. A, Box 62. Few hundred lbs. white bunch butter beans, 100 Ibs., $5, Pearson. Geo. Cowart, Kirkland. Velvets in pod, $7 ton, truck loads; home grown Fulghum seed oats, 40c; mix, peas for hay, 60e: Brabhams, 80c. W. B. Norton, Ff. Valley. 5 Home grown - Q-too-tons, $1. 50; Biloxis, 75; truck loads velvets in pod, $7 ton; home grown Fulghum oats, 40c; mix. peas, 60c; Brabhams, 80c, D. Strother, Ft. Valley. FRESH FRUITS | AND VEGE- TABLES FOR SALE One thousand Ibs. green peas at paich, now ready, ic lb. aa Brantley, Nicholls, Rt. 2. One thousand bu. pineapple pears ready for truckmen about Aug. 15. Arthur T. Chastain, Thomasville, Concord and Ives grape, $1.25 bu.; ready Aug. 1; white scupper- nongs, ready Sept. 1., $1.50 bu.; raw | 3, juice, 85c gal.; jugs 200 each extra. Olin B. Moore, Madras. _Concord grapes; del. Griffin to south side of Atlanta. or to express. office, Williamson at $3 per 100; loaded on: trucks here, $2.50 per C Tbs. Y. M. Anderson, Williamson. Green corn, butter. beans, table peas including. cream sugar Crowd- ers and other good: var., by truck F. A. Roven, Washington, ; Want dried fruit, del. 8c; Spanish | i College Park, 219 KE. Ox-{ BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE | ). Best var. cream sugar Crowders, - $2. bu:; FOB { Large imp. fnuts (Gust th $i. 50. bu. SES os Screven, x Runner eeaahee 106 Ybs.; $1. 50; coe hams, 150 Ib. . Runner peanuts, sound, 100 Ibs. $150. HKdison. : White Sin leks No Por eating, $1: pe Ade bu. ; Malvin. Cc Pap ee ce wolhese : be exe. pigs of good sto Ww. ee pullets, os ma peas now ready to buy feeder bigs Trish: potatoes ( Red. k Biss, ee pel 750; 16 1b., $1. 23: es. Pete, $3.50; all del, Smith, Enigma, _ New honey, New ext.. hen 10 Ib. $4.25 3% postpaid: 1-10. lb., $1 gal, barrels, Brice cans to. cS... oe : ee $3. 30; sa tat : syrup, 0c. gal. r chicks, or anyt De | Bhomason, : Rockm FRESH AND CURE Side meat, smo sassafras. wood nob pers; 12c. Ib. del. uy money. order. Mr Abbeville, a | Brooks county. han smoked with dead) der only. Cleon Hute b Man, Rt. Pos : . Thirty smoked. ountry ry 8% to.12 Ibs., 15 Ib. 0 way, Register. BOTTER FoR Fresh country putt 250 1b; postpaid; - re customers. Mrs. W.-H. Georgia Pro POTATOES Want to hear new crop Porto R can toes for sale in car le ready for shipment ridge, Sumner. zi TABLES WAN Want peaches by answer at once sta Barnett; Atlanta, Rt. Want the old-fas! Fuzzless peaches; PECANS AND _ Want pecans, Stal send sample and amo fo r a