Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1932 August 11

USTRALORPS
Jorp cocks and cockerels,
OB; hatching eggs, $1 15,
These prices limit-
y. Johnson Crowe,

'o. Fenn, St.



BANTAMS

grown Buff Cochin
ckerels, 75c each $2.75
ae Clough, Black-

EE ae
56 Greenville St.
ag genuine Buff Coch-

$1 ea. $2.50 per trio;

_ twice this much:
per setting. O. 7.
Janta, 515 Peters Bldg.

Ginn Grey bantams, |

own L. bantams, $1. 25
r Roundheads, 3 1-2

_Sebright roosters,
M. aSAMS, Douglas-

and 6 hens, Golden
$5; frosted gray, white

David
Jr Denon,



Cornish hens, Berry
atch; 2 cockerels, Buil
farch 1932 hatch, $15%
bright bantams, April
Nal m0 trios. . B.C,
ess, R32:
k Cornish hens, Na-
$2 each. Would pos-
r pit game pullets
Write. S. D. Ham-
vatur, 312 S. McDon-

Cornish, 8 hens and
ake offer for cash.
Durden, Stillmore, R

Cornish cockerels, for
r. Yarbrough, Aragon,



_ GIANTS

el and 4 pullets, 3 mos
Black Giants, Direct
Pome IMTS) We Bn
itlanta, 879 Vera St.

siant cockerels, March

from bloodtested stock. Yr. old,

Johnson Crow, Cartersville.

_ DEPARTMENT 9f
FUGENE eae

PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETS_A. D. JONES,
STATE CAPITOL

ATLANTA,

Poultry For Sale

hatch, $1 ea. FOB. L. D. John-
son, Geneva.

eo B. Giants, yearling hens, $1
ea. Have 15 or more to sell, also
eggs, 30 for $1, prepaid. Mrs. J.
Passe, Madison, R 4, Box
2

5. J. B. Giant roosters, 6 mos
old, Marcy str. 75c each and pos-
tage, or $1 ea. del. Mrs. Ira
Ricks, Soperton, R 2.



BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS

5 Holterman Aristocrat B. R.
pullets, and 1 May hatch rooster,
from first prize winner, heavy
laying stock, 50c ea. Cash. Mrs.
Florence Sturm. Statesboro, R 2.

Several pure B. R. April hatch
cockerels, $1.50 ea. Mrs. Charles
Smoak, Griffin.

Park's B. R. pullets and cock-
erels, March 1932 hatch, pullets,
$1 each. Cockerels, $1.50 ea. No.
rating, 11-D1-32. Money order,
Mrs. A. H. Watson, Graymont.

45 B. R. pullets, direct from
thoroughbred stock, TRompson
Str. av. wt. 2 1-2 lbs. 50c each;
cockerels, 50c ea. FOB. J. P. Ad-
ams, Juniper.

8 hens, Parks str. pure bred

85c ea. 1 cockerel, same age, $1;
4 cockerels, last March hatch,
65c ea. Miss Wincie Saunders,
Reidsville, Box 71.

LEGHORNS

115: W.., Tom Barron str. Yr:
old hens, laying fine, 50c each;
150 W. Ll. 3 1-2 mos. old pullets,
soon be laying, 65c ea. Sewell
Mercier, Lawrenceville, R 4.

28 W L hens and 2 cocks, $24
for lot; 42 W. L. pullets, $20 for
lot. Money to accompany the
order. Ref. United Banking Co.
J. A. Hamilton, Nashville.

1 pure bred W. L. cock. A real
bargain at 50c FOB; also white
feed sacks, 100 Ib. cap. 8c each.



15 English AAA W. L. roosters,
oe ns Old. <2to:2 f-2: Ibs: ea,
W. T. Miller, Abbeville, R
i Tee 188.
125 Tancred W L hens, 2 yvrs.
old, 50c each. E. W. Walton,
Draketown.





100 Tancred W. L. and 100

20. Tull

GEORGIA, THURSDAY,

Poultry For Sale

Booth str. White Minorcas. All
April pullets, all selected, no

culls, $50 ea lot. W. B. William-
son, Bremen.

Pure bred S. C. W. L. cocker-
els, 5 mos old, 50c ea; 2 pure
bred Buff Orp. roosters, 13 mos.
old, $1 ea. C. L. Smith, Jr., Bax-
ley; R 4.

Cockerels from Kerlins Super
x matings; Big husky fellows
that will build up your flock, $1
ea. Sat. guar. J. P. Carlton,
Georgetown.

Four Everlay B. L. April hatch

cockerels, 75c each, FOB. Mrs.
Georgia Evans, Milan, R 3.

12 W. Y. cockerels, 10 wks. old
Eng. str. Direct from Missouri
Hatchery. Bloodtested, 50c each.
FOB. 10 wks. pullets, 75c ea. Mrs.
Cora, Paschal, Buckhead.

10 pure bred B. L. hens, 1 and
2 yr. old, Everlay str. 1 cock, 1931
hatch, $7.50. Mrs. Owen Smoak,
Graymont, R 1.

60 or 70 S. C. W. L. hens and
feathered Mammoth
White Pekin ducks, drakes, 3 1-2
mos, old, 75c ea. if lot is taken.
$1 singly. Hens, 50c ea. FOB. Jas.

Massey, Waresboro, Box 15.

100. Tancred 1931 hens, wt.
about 5 lbs. Free from disease,
Laying over 50 per cent at pres-
efit. 50c ea. S, G. Lowe, Mans-
field.

175 Ferris W. L. April 1930
hatch, healthy, prime cond. 50c

ea. del. in Ga. 1 pure bred Buff

Cochin March 1932 hatch, 75c
ea. Cockerels or pullets. Mrs. Eu-
la Brand, Hazlehurst.



MINORCAS ~

Pape str. Black Minorca cock-
erels, selected for breeding, 4 mos
old, 75 each. Guy Wilson, Mar-
tin, R 2.

Fine stock light Minorcas, Mar
hatch cockerels, $1 ea. pullets,
5c each. FOB. Mrs. J. B, La-
nier, Brooklet.



ORPINGTONS
Few pure bred Buff Orpington
cockerels, April hatch, 70c each,
also fine R. I. Red cockerels, Feb.



AGRICULTURE.
COMMISSIONER:

RET AID EDIE

DIRECTOR.
AUGUST 11, 1932.

Poultry For Sale

hatch, $1.25 FOB. Wylie Davis,
Macon, 140 High St.

2 thoroughbred Buff Orp cock-
erels, 50c each, or exc. for any-

thing can use of equal value.

Ss E. A. Elrod, Gainesville, R

ir bred Buff Orp. cockerels.
March hatch, 75e ea. Mailed,
Cash on del. Ethel Giddens,
Eastman, R: 5, Box 35,

GAMES

30 Pit Game A-1 cocks,
good free range. Worth $10 ea.;
for half cash, bal. in hogs and
cows. H. W. Timmons, Sale
City.

4 Pit Game hens, for sale or
would exc. for a pig. Carl Grif-
fin, Gainesville, 85 Oak St.

Several White Dom stags, Ap-
ril and late March hatch, crow-
ing, $1.25 each,
John Ed Abernathy, Rockmart.
3B. B. Reds, gamest of Games.
2 1-2 and 3 mos. old, 2 1-2 to 3
Ibs. Show birds $1.25 each. Sat-
isfaction. G. M. Baldwin, Doug-
lasville.

Royal Chanticleer, pit games,
2 to 3 lbs. $1.50 ea. G. W. Price,
Atlanta, 1678 Emory Road.

Pr, Bacon Warhorse games,
guar. pure bred, 13 mos. old, $3
for hen and cock. A. W. Cal-
laway, Calhoun, R 5.

R. I. REDS
Fine Donaldson str. S. C. R. I.
Red cockerels, 50c, 60c and 75c}:
ea.; small pullets, same str. 25c
each; Eggs, 50c per 15. Egg
crates returned. Mrs. J. F. Tra-
wick, Tennille, R 1.

WYANDOTTES
Feb. and March hatch R C.
S. L. Wyandotte pullets and cock-
erels, all well dev. no culls, 50c
and 65c each; 1 1-2 yr. old hens
pe ea. Mrs. Laura Curry, Stock-
on.

March hatch Special grade
White R. C. Wyandotte cocker-
els, direct from Colonial Poultry
Farms, flocks headed by import-
ed Canadian R. O. P. Ped. males.
$1 FOB. Mrs. Duff Gordon,
Pitts; Ri 2; Box 126.







Daisy Cochran, Calhoun,

TURKEYS, GUINEAS,
on}.

not prepaid.)

















NUMBER 382

Poultry For Sale

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS
Mixed friers, 1 1-2 to 2 lbs. a
market prices or exc. for. Re:

White Cornish, Donaldsons Red,
White Jersey Giants no quails
R 4.)

Large mixed cockerels. Buf

|Orp. in color; White Jersey Gi:

ants in size, $1 ea. 2 for $1.

Mrs. C. oi, Richardson, Ivey.



GEESE
DUCKS, ETC., FOR SALE |
White Pekin ducks, breeder
at $1 each; also good stock R 1
Red hens and roosters, $1 ea. N
H. Albrecht, Clarkston. |

Extra large, White Mammot
Pekin ducks, $1.25 each. Mrs. J
A. Toland, Avondale Estates.

4 Muscoveys, 3 hens and drake
50c each, or exc. for R. I. Re
hens; Ib. for Ib. J. J. Adams
Iron City.

1 pr. young Mammoth Whit

Pekin ducks, $1 FOB. Russel

Fryer, Talbotton.

Pekin and Indian Runher cros
ducks, Mar. and April hatch, 75
each, or $1.45 for pr; $2 trio; ol
ducks, $1 ea. or $2.75 trio. Aller
Stalvey, Dupont. :

Nearly grown, pure Mammot
White Pekin ducks and drake
75c ea. FOB. Exc. 100 Ib. cap
white feed sacks for 500 cabbag

plants. Fritz Rovers, Washing
ee oe

14 Indian Ruuners hens_ an
3 drakes, $1 ea. or exc. for 25 B
R. or R. I. Red March hatch pul
lets. Frank Kacsik, Macon, R -

PIGEONS be -

Homers, all colors, 50c pair
White Giants, Rex and Chin
rabbits, 6-16 weeks old, 35 t
50c pr. L. E. Williams, Ty Ty.

12 pr. Reg. White Kings and '
squabs for $12 cash, or will sel
10 pr. working, reg., for $10 cas
at once. Sell all or separately)
Wm. Hackett, Macon, 4 Ast )
Place.

1 pr. Giant White Kings, $2.5
for pr. R. T. Thompson, Atlan
ta, 929 Pulliam St. S. W. . -

Large White Kings, m ie
banded and working, $1.50. pai
Will ship COD. F. S.. Taylor
Vidalia.

3 prs. pure White Kings, 2 pr







Provdiliac Wholesale Prices, Aug. 1, 1932. Always Subject to Variation

2 extra, doz.
, standard, doz,

, Georgia trade, doz. -.-

MARKET REPORT

OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

Macon

$322
.20
18
20 |
10
10
08
a5
12
10
20

Atlanta
aan 18 |
a

14

$ .20
18
16

18
14
18
08
15
20
15
20

try Butter, best table, Ibe

Corn, (80 lb. to bu.), bu.

00

Potatoes, per 100 Wee a

ine Hay, No. 1, ton
ut Hay, No. 1, ton

Sieennal

Colnabns

$ 17
15
413
15
Al
12
07
16
A5
10

Augusta

$ 18
16
14
16
a
ao
Ot
16
12
10
15 4

65
5
a2
.50
1.00

46.
-60
20
.00







Valdosta
$ .18
16
14
16
08
2
.06
121%
10
-10.s
.20
.20
.65
slo
.20
1.00
~ 12.00



Poultry For Sale

Baby Chicks For Sale |
Poultry Wanted ,
Baby Chicks Wanted
Eggs For Sale

Eggs Wanted

Live Stock For Sale

Live Stock Wanted
Grain and Hay For Sale
Positions Wanted

Farm Help Wanted
Plants For Sale

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

INDEX















oe Bulletin :

_ Published Weekly by the
BUREAU OF MARKETS
Arthur D. Jones, Director





Department Of
Agriculture



EUGENE TALMADGE,
Commissioner

THURSDAY, AUG. 11, 1932.

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| and ornamental nursery stock
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Baby chicks, all Standard
breeds, 5c to 6c per chick, del.
Live del. guar. Prompt ship-
ment. E. R. Adlington, Atlanta,
510 Piedmont Ave.

Poultry Wanted

CORNISH
Want to hear from _ parties
having the pure bred Dark Cor-
nish Indian chickens. Want this
yrs hatch rooster and 12 eggs to
set. Harold Waycaster, Martin.

BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS

Quote price on 5 Fischel str.
March White Rock cockerels.
Mrs. C. P. Dixon, Avera.

ORPINGTONS
Exc. W. L. Tancred str. for 1
Buff Orp. rooster and 3 or four
pullets. Pure bred and about 1
yr. old. Mrs. J. H. Pinholster,
Ray City.

MISCELLANEOUS

Want poultry on share basis.
Any age or breed, Write; also
want fruit to can and preserve
and dry on share basis. Mrs. S.
G. Rogers, Claxton, R 2.

Exc. good value for 100 to 200
thoroughbred hens or pullets.
Mrs. Luther Nix, Leo.

Want 50 or. less pullets, 1 to
1 1-2 Ib. Reds preferred, or oth-
er large breed; also want gobbler
and hen, 1932 hatch. Pay mar-
ket price, COD. Guy Mallory,
Madison, RFD.

LEGHORNS ;
Want S. C. Buff Leghorn young
hens or March hatch pullets. No
culls, Will pay 50c ea. State
from whom originally purchased.
H. P. Murphy, Sasser, Box 82.
Want to hear from 70 or 80
miles of Sparta who has 40 or
50, more or less, W. L. pullets for
sale. W. L: Wilson, Sparta.
Exe. value for Leghorn pullets,









|March or April hatch. Brown
|Leghorns preferred.

Write for
full information. Mrs. J, B. Rey-
nolds, Hazlehurst, R 3.

Want 30 pure W. L. soon to lay
pullets. Will exc. 10 early hatch
turkeys at $2 ea. for same. Mrs.
F. Cowart, Summit.

Want to buy Leghorn hens,
about 200, not over 16 or 28 mos
old. Must be healthy, in good
cond. State str. age, av. wt., cond
as to moult and price. Chas. F.
Howe, Ft. Valley.









ing therefrom.



SPECIAL NOTICE

A CORRECTION: SECOND-
HAND MACHINERY FOR SALE
1 Ross Metal Silo, 55 ton cap.,

Ross 4 Knife Ensilage Cutter
Nd Blower with blower pipe
omplete; good as new, at a bar-
ain or will trade for a Hammer

ill. O. H. Owen, Barnesville,



Poultry For Sale
ure Red Carneaux, all mated,
orking. $5 at farm. From prize

arietia, R 4.

16 pr. Red Carneaux, splendid
orkers. Sell or exc. for Buff Orp
ens ar Buff Cochin bantams.

Ars. Morgan Holman, Athens,

20 White Kings, banded and
working. Sell or exc. for 10 hens
nd rooster, R I Reds, or Bar-

d Rocks. Wm. Hackett, Ma-
on, 4 Astor Place.

- PHEASANTS FOR SALE
Pheasant cock, 2 yrs. old, Eng-

sh Ringneck, Mongolian str. $4;
1 cock, same str. 3 mos old, $2.

oth fine. Mrs. Annie Tanner,
College Park. 510 W. Mercier
Ave.

Baby Chicks For Sale

Thoroughbred, White, Barred
ocks, Reds, Eng. Leghorns,
rom well selected flocks, $4.95
; heavy assorted, $4.50 C; lots
less 100, add ic per chick. Pre-
aid; live del. A. H. Fechtel,

BYCYOSS.
Quality chicks at reduced pri-
ces: Eng. Leghorns, Reds and
Rocks. Also limited supply se-
cted pullets. Write for prices;
tom. Ravehins: $2 per 100 eggs.
JE





Baby Chicks Wanted

Want 200 baby chicks to raise
on halves to 8 wks. old. Any
large breed. Exp. and equip-
ment. Write first. Mrs. L. L.
Jackson, Colquitt.

Want 50 or 100 R. I. Red chicks
to raise on halves. Mrs. Mary
Cason, Blythe.



Eggs For Sale

. Thompson Imp. B. R. eggs,
from prize winning pens 3 yrs. in
succession at County Fairs. 15
eggs, 65c; 30, $1.25 postpaid. Car-
ton ret; April stock, 75c ea. Mrs.
Eula Steadam, mages Ri2}
Box 329.

Pure bred White Cornish eggs,
guar. fresh, 75c for 15; $1.20 for
30, del. Young stock, 50c ea.
Paul E. Law, Ocilla.

Eggs Wanted

Exc. value for 2 doz pure white
Wyandotte eggs. T, M. Kittle, Vil-
Ja Rica.

Want eggs for hatching pur-
poses. Barred Rocks, White Rocks
B. R. Reds, Orp., White and
Buffs. Advise kind and all par-
ticulars. A. O. Bowles, Fayette-
ville.

Want pure bred Buff L. eggs to
set on halves, or will buy by the
100. Want 100 baby chicks, same
breed; Have for sale pr. white
rabbits. E. L. Babcock, Cordele
515 East 8th Ave.

Want fresh yard eggs twiee a
week from W. L. poultry farm.
Use at least 5 cases per week.
Miss Eva McGuffey, Atlanta,
Booth 28, Municipal Market.

Live Stock For Sale







ae a

seit ages oe SALE

CHICKENS)

yr. old, best presaing,

young reg. big bone P. C. boars,
ready for service. E. J. Bailey,
Raymond.

10 head Grade Jersey milch
cows, freshen September and Oc-
tober at beef prices. W. P. El-
der, Culloden.

Baby heifer calf from 5 1-2 gal
cow and Guernsey male, $15.00
cash, or 30 W. L. pullets, April
hatch. Mrs. W. E. Hanna, At-
lanta, 879 Vera St.

Reg. bull Etowah Raleigh No.
345390, dropped July 21, 1931.
Sell or exc. for good cow or
mule. Fred L. White, Buckhead.

Reg. Guernsey heifers and S.
P. C. pigs and gilts for sale; also
35 hens, 10c Ib. mixed stock, v
R. Duggan, Warthen.

1 red Jersey and Guernsey
mixed, and 1 Gray Jersey milch
cow. Both now giving 1 1-2 gal
of milk ea. day; both to be fresh
in January. Mrs. T. M. Hall,
Watkinsville.

Dark brindle butt-headed cow,
8 1-2 yrs. old; Freshened July
20th with (heifer) 2nd calf; 4
gal. gentle, easy to milk, $80; Exc
tobacco for rape seed. H. L. Wil-
liams, Baxley.

10 Jersey heifers from 3 to 7
mos. old, and 12 head of young
steers and bulls. Cattle on farm.
If interested, write. T. G. Ad-
a East Atlanta, 455 East Side

ve

50 head of cattle, 3c Ib. per lot;
from 3 mos. to 2 yrs. old. J. B.
Williamson, Goggins, R 1.

28 young Jersey cattle, 21
steers, 7 heifers. Wt. 350-500 Ibs.
Half of them fat, bal. in good
cond. C, Z. Flynt, Washington.

Sev. pure bred Jersey cows, 3
or 4 freshen in September and
October; calves and cows, $25 to
$75; bulls, $10 - $75. T. B. and
Abortion tested. Mrs. B. W. Por-
ter, Buckhead, R 1.

Fresh young cow, $30 at barn.
Mrs. R. M, Alley, Austell, R 1.

Grady Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old,
4 gal, milk, 1 lb. butter; calf, 10
days old; gentle in every way.

$40 for both. Mrs. Roy L. Blood-|
|pigs, 12 wks. old,

worth, McIntyre, R 1.

7 yr. old Black Jersey cow, $25
at barn; fine milch and butter
cow. Exc. at barn for large, pure
bred young sow, ready bred, and
2 shoats. Mrs. Ethel Jones, Lula,
Star Rt.

Guernsey bull calves from fine
reg. herd. Prices reasonable;
Stahls Gold Cert. Chinchilla
rabbits; fine bred does for $2.50.
J. A. Ewing, Ashburn.

Reg. Polled Hereford cattle,
bulls and heifers. Terms avail-
able for reliable parties. E. T.
Boswell, Jr., Siloam.

Fine Guernsey cow, fresh in
this week; 3 1-2 to 4 gal. daily.
Cheap or exc. for young Jersey
Springs and corn or hay; good
stock hogs and 2 mos old pigs.
H. A, White, Sr., Savannah, R 3,
Box 6-A.

1 lb. beef cattle, 3c lb. if taken
quick. Pat Boykin, near Bairds-
town,



HOGS FOR SALE

Pr. thoroughbred Duroc Jer-
seys, 8 mos. old, best breeding.
Bargain for $25 at pen; Ship C.
O. D. in light crate. See or
ae S. Thos. Jefferson, Lenox,

11 thrifty feeder 8 wks. old
pigs Duroc and Black P. C. cross,
$2 ea. FOB; 1 pure bred Blaek
P. C. boar, $12 FOB. Mrs, C. O.
Sikes, Sywester.

8 head hogs, 4 1-2c lb. C. E..

Zipperer, Statenville.

3 mos. old Reg. O. I. C. gilts
and boars, $5 each, 2 for $9; 3
for $12. Sat. guar. A. T. Rigsby,
Sale City.

Pure bred Duroc Jersey sow
and 5 pigs, 6 wks. old, Sell or
exc. for cows or stock goats. Jas.
Brown, Kirkland, R 2.

1 reg. Black Essex male hog,

wt. 350 Ibs. The W. J. Bargeron

breed. $20 cash. Dewey Johnson,
Rockingham, R 1, Box 3. ;
Little Bone Blue Guinea sow,
bred to pure stock; brings 8 to
10 pigs to litter. $15 at my barn;

2 little bone Blue G. 11 wks. old

W. N. McCul-
B. B. B. P. C. hogs, aged sows,

sow pigs. $5 ea.

> lough, Rossville.



|young tried sows and gilts, open
br E Brown

ovem er. From |

best sai stock. Boyd Randall,

Lavonia.

4 Duroc J. pigs, 6 wks. old
August 13th. $2.50 each; let them
go any time after 5 wks. old. W.
B. McKibben, Felton, R 1.

15 or 20 Black P. C. pigs, $2
each. W. I. Harley, Sparta.

Reg. Big Bone Black Essex;
pairs no akin, choicest breeding,
dbl. treated for cholera. Exc, few
for good seed oats and rye. Send
samples and price. W. J. Bar-
geron, Sardis.

S. P. C. pigs from Son of
American Eagle worlds grand
champion boar in 1930-31, offi-
cial wt. 1085 lbs. Pigs well grown
to age. Write. Loring Johnson,
Midville.

40 head shoats, mized: breed
and stock, wt. 25 to 100 Ibs. ea.
$1.90 ea. Sell 1 or all. W. L.
Thomas, Folkston, P O Box 104.

Gilt, 1-2 S. P. C., wt. 45 Ibs.
3 1-2 mos old, $2.50 cash. No
chks. FOB. Burwella Russell,
Waverly.

Reg. S. P. C. pigs, male and
female. From best blood lines in
the world. 50-50 color; age 10
wks.,
buyers name.
Smith, Lyons,

5 good stock pigs, mixed P. C.,
Hampshire and etc. 6 wks. old,
treated and crated, $1.95 each.
Mrs. Mittie Harper, Osierfield.

Duroc Jersey hogs, 75 to 175

Ibs. in truck load lots.
lier, Barnesville.
. Duroc Jersey Show and Service
boars, grandsons of World Cham-
pions. Reg., cholera immuned,
200 Ibs. 6 1-2 mos old, $15 ea. for
short time only. Henry T. Lums-
den, Talbotton.

Fine, pure bred Hampshire
boars, 3 4 mos. old, good belts,
cholera. immuned, and reg in
your name, $10 each. W.. B.
Crawford, Atlanta, Box 1321.
Thoroughbred Duroc Jersey
cholera and
swine plague immuned for life,
reg. in buyers name, $6 ea. Crat-
ed, (/ NOB; Christine Strange,
Cobbtown.

50 head shoats and pigs, dbl.
treated, 5 and 6c per lb. here. M.
Chason, Groveland.

6 pure bred S. P. C. pigs, 3
males and 2 females, 8 wks. old,
$5 ea. or $5.50 with papers. Hugh
Henderson, Summit,

% HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE

$8.50 ea. E, M.



3 good young mare mules, in

good cond. Sell or trade 1 or all
for other equal value. Write for
full information. No name or
address..

Small pony, gentle for child-
ren. Sell or exc. for mule or
hogs. H. T. Barnett Smyrna, R
di

ny good mule for sale or exc;
also 2 young Hereford bull calves

and few heifers; good colors and

good breed, but not reg. Austin
a Atlanta, #06 East Side

ve

6 yr. old 1100 lb. horse mule,
Sell or exc for. 2 small mules;
Yoke of young broke steers, $40;
2 fresh Jersey milch cows, $65;
A. D. Giles, Douglasville, R 2.

RABBITS FOR SALE

Pr, of N. Z. Whites, Stahls
original stock. Sell or exc. for
other value. Jordan Neil Branch,
Baxley.

8 Chinchillas and 4 N. Z. 4 1-2
mos old, 50c each; 4 White ban-
tam cockerels, 4 mos old, 25c ea.
FOB here. James Massey, JI.,
Valdosta, 205 West Park Ave.

2 does, 1 Chinchilla and 1 Bel-
gium, $1 ea. FOB. Will exc; 1
Billy goat broke, $3 FOB or exc.
for nannie. Julius Cates, Law-
renceville R 3.

Ped. Himalayans and _ Silver
Martins, does and bucks, breed-
ing age, bargain prices. Write.
ne M. Coon, Thomasville, Box

5 ped. Chinchillas, 4 does and
buck, all for $5 or exc. for chick-
ens. Annie Laurie Heape, Way-
cross, R 1, Box 40 Care Donald
Davison.

Chinchilla rabbits for sale or
exc. for pone mixed | peas, 18 Ae af:





wt. about 50 lbs. Reg. in|},

J. C. Col-



$1 FOB; 15 Ibs. Bunch: En
fine for Fall planting, 20
$2.25 for lot, FOB. Mr
Smith, Forsyth,R 1.
6 Chinchillas, 3 does and
bucks, 8 mos old, sub. to re
or exc. for 9 pullets, not
3 lbs. ea., pure bred B. R,
Giants. Bula Elliott, Odur

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE >
25 goats, $1 ea. Most
hornless. J. T. Mathews,
renton, R 3. Box 145, \e
1 grown goat, doe,
Mother gave 7 qts.
give 5 gts. when fed. 9 20
for other sequal value.
Kile, Marietta, Bis Sp

$5 each, FOB. George Ss
Tifton.

rabbits. J. C. Collins, A
Rt 116: Box: 2. a
2 nice milk goats for sal

exc. for good value. See
Forster store on Cascac
Hill Road, or write: R. Cc.
Atlanta, R 1, Box 133-A,
2 nannies, 1 billy, and 2
billys. Arthur D. _
nah, R 3.

Live Stock Want

CATTLE WANTED

Want 20 or 25 calves, 3 t
mos. old. Prefer beef typ
description and price. A,
drews, Bartow, Rl. |

Want a team of young,
work oxen. Wt. about
each, 3 to 5 yrs. old. Quo
price, FOB Atlanta. S. B
comb, Atlanta, 646 Hemphil
N. W.

Want use of cow in exc, or
keep. Will pay reasonable
for good milker or buy
onable terms. Roley Nay, St
wall.

Want calves to raise on
also hogs; and baby chicks
raise on shares to 10- 12
T. E. Sralvey, Hahira.

Want a good quality
fresh young milch and ric
low butter cow cheap. Gi
scription and price. N. A. E
en, Chamblee, R 2, Box 9

Want good, young 2 gal
more cow and coming
Spring. Will pay $10 cash.
$10 per mo. for bal. Goo
R. C. Camp, Atlanta, vem x
133 A.





HOGS WANTED |

Want 3 good brood sow
once, cheap for cash; wan
Black P. C. male ready fo:
vice. State age and lowest prid
FOB your station. C. Re &
Dalton, R38.

Want to buy several | 15
shoats of good breeding, R.
Bridges, Dublin, R 4.

Want to buy 5 Berkshire
or gilts. Preferably bred,
few pigs. State full informati
breeding, price, etc. quick.
Hightower, Richland, RFD.

Want 1 pure bred ee
male, 3 to 6 mos old. ae
Arthur, Lyons.

Want common Hicedlk s
and chickens. Will exc
for same. Write what you !}
J. D. Windham, Columbu
Linden Point.

HORSES & MULES W.

W. St Lavonia.
Exc. good milch .cow for s

horse. Must be gentile.

M. Watkins, Fitzgerald, R

SHEEP AND GOATS WAN!
Exc. good dairy cows for 5
a 100 ewe sheep. G. Spo
lumbus, Care Stag Poolroo
Want thoroughbred To
burg does to raise on sha
plenty of good pasture.
answer unless you have
milk stock - and thorous
Toggenburg M i Ge Mailli




For Sale
good Abruzzi

ise 40c bu. in

here; nice horse mule,

, 1100 lbs. $55. W. H.

riffin. Box 436.

own seed rye, tall, 75c,
n seed Fulghum oats,

bham peas, 75c. W. B.



| Blue Stem wheat

rop. Also 40 bu. Co-

hum seed oats, from

d, free from smut, etc.
Bryan, Reynolds.

uy good, sound wheat

. Submit sample and

yantity to offer. Grant,

52 Mangrum St. N. W.

tions Wanted

osition as Blacksmith
location. Exp. and



R. D. Key, Luthers-

ob on dairy farm.
10.00 mo. and board
. J, W. Overstreet,

Id man, wife, and 3
dren want crop for
ime exp. Want close
and school. Prefer
Best of ref. Consider
and work for land-
ime. J. W. Fair, Men-

ith 3 boys wants job car-
1 handle and take care
Can furnish ref, H.
dley, R 1.
widower, no incum-
sober, honest, reliable,
lace with elderly couple
( rm for them. Write
ie Greene, Jasper,
Jd man and 15 yr. old
ob on farm. Both

Oo milk and other

; have 2 little girls,
ulter, Columbus, Rt. 2,

id single reliable man

iob with good farmer,

ruck and car; can drive

yin repair. Also do gen-
around place. Clifford
mroe, Rt. 6.

operate poultry busi-
50 basis. Have exp.
equipment. Mrs. H. C.
ite Oak.
sed widow with boy
lace to manage farm.
st, stout and healthy.
d. Reasonable wages.
I. Johnson,

6 on farm. 26 yr. old,
ert poultry man, drive
Blacksmith, operate
up machinery, etc. J.
tlanta, 709 Kennedy

horse crop for anoth-
Prefer locating with
diversified farming.
move any time. Com-
with: P. O. Sowell, At-
Willard Ave. S. W.
get job running Gin.
Also would consider
crop for 1933. C. A. May

girl, would like to have
farm with some old
do all kinds of farm
ing worker; like to take
ock. Ref. W. A. Welch,

nd and wife and 8 and
d children want job on
er in home with el-
e, to look after work
- Raised on farm; go
See or write: C. C.
te, McDonough, R 2.
yo as overseer of farm.
on farm and raising
combined with me-
ind agricultural educa-
rt about Nov. ist. Ref.
iS, Juniper. a
horse crop on halves;
aut ol a little

| Marshaliville.
| shares.

}er; can handle any make

dairy; all dry hand mil- St

;|hogs. and cattle;
; large farm; Life time exp. D. C.

Want good 1 or 2 horse farm}

for 1933. Must have good house
and barn. Within 25 miles of
Standing rent or
[ Cc. O. Bass, Marshali-
ville, Rt. 2.

Want work on farm or dairy
for self and son. 3 in family. Life
time exp. Good ref: Can also do
carpenter and gen. repair work.
D. D. Arnold, Tucker, Rt. 1, Care
W. R. Arnold.

Want job looking after Gin.
Consider Grist mill, or look after
a good farm. J. S. Price, Atlan-
ta, 11 Kragg St.

Job wanted on farm. First class
mechanist and Wheelright; good
on steam or gas engines; can do
all kinds repair work; go any
place. Middleaged and married.
John Forbes, (Address not giv-
en in ad). ; :

Young, single man wants job
on farm or dairy or poultry farm,
can drive truck. Ready to go
anywhere, any time. State what
you can give in first letter. J.
W. Whisnante, Lenox, R 2..

Refined widow of good educa-

-|tion wants job on farm, assist-

ing with flowers, chickens, etc.
Prefer place where can keep
young lady daughter with me.
Ref. Mrs. V. Adkins, 710 1-2
Broadway, Columbus.
Want job on farm. Exp. in
farming; can handle any make
truck. $8 per mo. and board. L.
O. Sargent, Suwanee, Route.
Want job on farm. Exp. farm-
of
truck. $8 mo and board. Clar-
ence McKinsey, Duluth, R 1.
Want farm for 1933. About
50-75 acres open good land, good
houses; etc. Standing rent or
share basis. So. Ga. preferred.
Chris King, Atlanta, 15 Hopkins

15 yr. old boy without bad
habits, reared on farm; can do
any kind of farm work, wants
place on farm. Best of ref. Small
oo Kenneth Land, Baxley,
Want to hear from man that
will put capital in the stock or
poultry business, for 1933 with
man that will work and look af-
ter the business. J. C. Etheridge,
Forsyth. R 2. es

22 yr. old young woman, nice
and pleasing disposition desires
place with nice, respectable peo-
ple on farm, poultry and other
light work. Small salary. Ref.
Miss E. A. Croft, Moultrie, R. 2.

21 yr. old young man desires
place at milk dairy or farming;
with party raising feed stuff for
looking after

Chapman, Barney, R 1.

Want good, small farm, begin
this Fall, near Atlanta. Sober,
honest, can do any kind of farm
work. 3 in family. H. L. Mes-
ser, Sycamore, R 2. }

Refined man and wife want
place to look after country es-
tate, or farm. Work gardens,
tend to few cows, chickens, etc.
50 yrs. old, best of ref. Small sal-
ary.. J. C. Spearman, Pooler.

Want a job on dairy. 17 years
old, and can milk cows. Melvin
Brown, Vienna, R 6.

Want job on farm. Single, wht.,

sober, honest, a little crippled,,

but can do any kind of farm
work; drive a car etc. Donald
Lamb, Atlanta, 537 Piedmont
Ave. aad

Want job on farm. Exp. in
stock raising, cattle, dairy work,
wheat, etc. except cotton. Small
family. E-Service man not draw-
ing any compensation. Wages.
39 years old. Have to be moved.
O. R. Clough, Stone Mtn. R 2.

Want job on farm, also will
work on dairy. Can drive truck
or car. Will go anywhere. Make
your best offer.
ter, Atlanta, 5582 Hollins St.. 8.
W.
Want 3 horse farm for 1933; 2
good houses and tools. Can fur-
nish self. Prefer near Albany.
E. L. Holder, Atlanta, 661 Hansell
St. S. Ee

Couple wants farm on shares
or wages. Exp. Ref. Sober: and
honest, Will go anywhere. J. E.
Bentley, Midland. i
Want job on farm on halves
and work for bal. of this year. J.

235 Alexan-



E. L. McWhor-.

Young man, single,
er, wants place within 1 mile of
Atlanta; employed part time;
ee extra work to help pay
Oats: Ret. be 3: g i.
oes J. Baggett, Col
24 yr. old, 170 Ib, man do any-
thing on farm wants job: good
truck driver; also do anything
around a dairy or poultry farm.
Want job at once, H. L. Lorine
Blythe, Ga. Rt. Care J. W. Sabry.
Wanted: by good, honest, heal-
thy boy of 15 to exch. places with
boy on farm. If interested, write

Wood, Atlanta, P. O. Box 937.
Want place on farm this Fall

to gather crop and crop for an-

other year.

soon. J. C. Jordan, Atlanta, 544
Plum St. :

Lady, thoroughly acquainted
with farm work, alone, wishes
place with reliable people, on
dairy, poultry or other light farm
work. Lynn Freeman, Hapeville.

Want a good 1 horse farm on
halves for 1933. 4 in family.
Have to be furnished aq little. H.
D. Dobbins, Douglasville, R, 1.

Want 1 1-2 or 2 horse crop on
shares, or consider working for
wages; move and begin in Sep-
tember. Sober, honest, and good
workers. Write. Jno. W. Cross,
Clarkesville, R, 2. . :
large farm to manage: make
and salary. Married, lifetime
exp. No bad habits; can handle
labor.
land,
_ Want farm equipped with tools,
live stock, chickens: about 100
acres, some timber; near school.
On shares for 2 yrs. E. K. Boone,
Atlanta, 1136 Oak St., S. W.

50 yr. old man with 5 boys to
work want farm on good land
for 1933, with good house and
water. B: S. Ward, Toomsboro,
2.

Man and wife (young couple)
want job on farm for Fall and
Winter, gathering crop; good all
round farm hand; will consider
crop for 1933. Also exp. in poul-
try and dairy. A. H, Jett, Ex-
periment.

Exp. farmer wants place as
General manager on large farm.
Can keep up machinery, carpen-

R. L. Frazier, Sparta.
Want job on farm for rest of
this year for wages, and good
crop for next yr. on 50-50 basis.
6 in family; 4 good workers. Exp.
on farm. Plant growing, and best
of ref. J. E, Brown, Metter, R 1.
50 yr. old, healthy, sober, hon-
est, of good morals, no bad hab-
its, raised on farm, and willing
worker wants to look after farm
for old couple. Ref. J. W. Wood-
all, Marietta, R 4. Eg
Want job on farm with old
couple to do light work. State
particulars and salary given in
first letter. Mrs. Clara Preston,
Moultrie, R 3, Care D. B. Weeks.
Want 2 horse farm for 1933,
near Atlanta. Can furnish own
stock. Want good house and
land; will keep cows, hogs and
chickens on shares. Colbert
Buice, Suwanee, R 2.

Farm Help Wanted

Want a helper not under 45
yrs. old, to help with garden,
cows, etc. Small wages, clothes
and board. State ref. etc, Good
home. Mrs. C. L. Rhyne, Plains.

Want a family to help gather
crop. J. H. Hayes, Rutledge.

Want good, reliable woman,
25-35 yrs. old, to assist with light
work on farm. Write. B. G.
Thornton, Clem, R 2.

Want reliable, middle aged
country woman for light work in
small family on farm. Ref. re-
quired, give age
expected.
man. Rl
- Want white boy 15 to 18 yrs.
old, to help on farm; live with
couple as part of family, Will
board | ae pay $4.00.



L. Dixon, Quit-



for complete information. AlsP.).

4 can work. Write

Good practical farmer wants |.

contract, salary, or part of crop

Ref. J. E. Bentley, Mid-

try, masonry and concrete work. |

and state wages | -



ith family

10 bal
and 30 acres corn and peas. Must
be worker. No bums. W. A.
Moore, Haddock.

Want man and wife without
children to live on my place and
help with dairy and farm. Must
be good workers, honest, no bad
habits. Mrs. N. E. Aderhold,
Douglasville, R 2,

Want small, healthy family

who know farming to take 65 A.
Cobb county farm for 1933; move
latter part this year. Must fur-
nish ref. J. O. Harris, Atlanta.
935. Ptree St. .
Want white woman, 20 to 40
yrs. old for light farm work. 2
only in family; live as one of
family, and $5 mo. salary. Write
at once to Mrs. S. C. Keener,
Thomson, R 3. :

Want settled woman to help
with cows and other light farm

work, with board and small sal-

ary. Mrs. Susie Powell, Fitzger-
ald R 4.

Want orphan girl to live as
one of family. Only 2 in family.
Give board and clothes. At once.
Se M. U. Owens, Cartersville,
R 4,

Want single woman or widow,
without children, to live with an
old couple, 79 and 80 yrs. old, as
one of family and look after the

light farm work. L. S: Rogers,|. 2

Ringgold.
Young, refined, Christian cou-

ple want girl or boy, 12-15 yrs.|

old, of strong character, for rest
of year; jtreat as one of family
and $2 mo. to assist with light
farm chores. Mrs. Wm. A. Rob-
ertson, Bowdon.

Want an old colored man to do
light farm work. Give name and
address of men you have worked
with for the past 5 years. T. W.

| Colvard, Jr.,. Crandall.

Want white or colored, 1 horse
euipped farmer to build log ten-
ant house, use all the extra rest-
ed land he wants, except to

s --e cotton peten <7: Wall, | j

Shiloh.
Want unincumbered woman,

middie aged, to live with widow

and do light farm work. Mrs.
P. M. Johnson, Lovett. _ :

Want man and wife, unincum-
bered, to live in house with wife
and self only. Man to do farm
work; woman to help with light
chores. A. W. Wood, Commerce,
R 6. ee

Want nice, settled woman to
live with family, to assist with
light farm work, poultry, etc.
State age and salary expected.
J. C. Clark, Walden.

FARM PARTNER WANTED

I know the Poultry game. Have
fine foundation stock, but not
enough cash; want a partner
with some capital for poultry
breeding game, Farm on Cascade
Road. Write or see: B. H. Mid-



| dlebrooks, Sr., 953 Gordon St.

Want to hear from parties
that have pullets or cows that
they want to put out on 50-50
basis, or parties who have mon-
ey they will invest in live stock
and poultry. Can give referen-
ces. J. C. Ethridge, Forsyth, R 2.

Plants For Sale ~

Heading collard plants, now
ready, $1 M del. Write for FOB
prices. Mrs. V. C. Ray, Ken-
sington, R 2.

Tomato, cabbage and collard
plants, 15 C; 75 M. Ted Wal-
drip, Gainesville, R 2.

Wakefield and Dutch cabbage,
Heading and Ga. collard plants,
20c C; 70c M. del. 5M up, 46c
M. Exp. Col. H. P. Crow, Gaines-
ville, R 2.

Large, fresh plants, Chas. W.

cabbage, New Stone, Baltimore
tomato, genuine cabbage-collard,
from best seed, 300, 50c; 500, 75c;
$1 M. postpaid. Enoch Hayes,
Buford.
Dutch and W. cabbage, Ga. and
True heading collard, 15c C. 200,
95c: 75c M del. 50c M. FOB. E.
Williams, Gainesville, R 2.

GC. W., and Flat. Dutch cab-
bage, Ga. and Heading collard,

oy boc: M



ugn |
cotton

Chas. and J. W., Flat.
cabbage, Heading and Ga.
lard, 60 M del. 5M up, 40c
Expressed. Ovie Crow, Gaines:
ville, R 2. ans lee tN

Chas. and late Flat Dutch cab
bage, Ga. and heading coll
plants, 15 C; 35c, 400; 65
del. 10 M up, 50c M Col. A.
Crow, Gainesville, R 2. eas

Thousands of tomato plants
ready for Fall planting, 15c
$1.25 Mat Bed; 25'C. $1.75"
he Mrs. H. V. Franklin, Regis-
er, Bs i
Dutch and C. W. cabbage, and
collard plants, 20c C; 70c M de
5M 45c M. Exp Col. L. A, Cro
Oakwood. vis

Collards, cabbage and tom
plants, 500, 45c; 70c M. 5M.
postpaid. Roots protected. 1
extra if check is sent, Lee W.
drip, Gainesville

E. J. and Chas. W. cabbage,
Stone and Baltimore tomato, G
collard plants, 20c C. 75c M
5M up, 50c M FOB. Wi
Waldrip, Flowery Branch.

Cabbage, collard and toma
plants, 200, 25c; 75c M del
Crow, Gainesville. 5h

Lucretia and Premo dewberr;
McDonald blackberry, large roo
ed Kudzu. $1 C; $7 M; Celestial
and Brown Turkey figs, 10 pe
cent reduction on orders
postpaid. J. W. Toole, Mac

2 million Chas. W.
plants, ready September 15th, |
M. E. Campbell, Reidsville
. Hastings White Heading co
lard plants, 50c M; Add postage.
Exe. for other value. Mrs. Ethi
Carnes, Cumming R 4. |
Chas. W., Flat Dutch ec
also collard plants, now
5c M. Clay Evans, Gaine
Re,
New Stone and G. B. tom
plants, also Ga. collard, 70
5M 65c M del. R. H..1
son, Flowery Branch, R 1.
Late Flat Dutch, Drum
cabbage, 400, 45c; $1 M; Ga

n,

M. Martin, Flowery Branch.
New Stone, Baltimore tom
E. J., Chas. W. cabbage, He
collard plants, 45c, 300; 75c
$1 M postpaid; 70c M FO
B. Fraser, Buford; R233 4
Well rooted, 6 in. collard
W. Cabbage plants packed
80c M. del. 5M up, 65c M, Bet
ny Pirkle, Flowery Branch, R 1
Marglobe tomato plants, blight
proof, 6 - 8 in. Moss a $
M. del. $1.00 M. Bs de
Woodliff, Flowery Branch, R-
Well rooted, W cabbage |
extra fine collard plants, 75c
del. 60c M 5M up. J. F.
nett, Flowery Branch, R 1.
New Stone tomato plants, 20
2563 collard, 200, -250: 7 10c:.
Perry Reynolds, Gainesville, R-
New Stone, Greater B., toma:
Ga. collard plants, field grov
70c M. 5M 65c M del. Jam
E. Thompson, Cumming.
Collard and New Stone tor
plants, 15c ; 50c 500; 80c
postpaid. No chks. Clyde Ch
bler, Leo. Sele
New Stone, G. B. tomato
plants, 80c M del. Dewey Ma-
this, Flowery Branch. nal
_ Old fashioned collard and Ne
Stone tomatoes, 80c M; 45c, 50!
Leilan Bonds, Gainesville, R
New Stone, G. B. tomato

C;: 75c .M. del.

Gainesville, Rii2..

Ga. collard and J. W. cabk
plants, 70c M. Not less thi
sold. Mrs. Rosie Crowe, Cum
ming, R 4. : :

Ga. Sure Heading collards,
Stone tomato, 60c, 500; $1
plants. J, C. Allen, Gainesy
Re 2. ee,

C. W. and Dutch, cabbage,
time collard plants, 500, 35c;
M mailed; 45c M. Exp. col;
$4. John C. Crow, Gainesvill
die

Dutch and W. cabbage plant
15 C; 200, 25c; 60c M del. C.
Smith, Gainesville, R 1.

Chas. W. and late Flat Dute.

Heading var. collard plants, 50
> M. 5M $3 del. Cora C





nts For Sale |
. W., New Stone tomato,
collard plants, all 60c M del. M.
M. Martin, Flowery Branch,
- New Stone, Baltimore tomato,
E. J., Chas. W. cabbage, Heading
ollard plants, 45c, 300; 75c, 600;
$1 M postpaid; 70c M FOB. H.
-B. Fraser, Buford, R 2.
Well rooted, 6 in. collard and
W. cabbage plants packed O. K.
80c M del. 5M up, 65c M, Ben-
ny Pirkle, Flowery Branch, R 1.
aoe tomato plants, blight
proof. 6 - 8 in. Moss packed, $1.25
M del. $1.00 M. FOB. B. R.
foodliff, Flowery Branch, R 1.
Well rooted, W. cabbage and
extra fine collard plants, 75 M
del. 60c M 5M up. J. F. Ben-
nett, Flowery Branch, R 1.
New
mpe; Conard, 7200, :253. 70e. M.
ry Reynolds, Gainesville, R 2.
- New Ston,e Greater B., tomato
Ga. collard plants, field grown.
Wc M. 5M 65c M del. James
E. Thompson, Cumming.
Collard and New Stone tomato
Jants, 15c C; 50c 500; 80c M.
postpaid. No chks. Clyde Chum-
bler, Leo.
New Stone, .G. B. Tomato
plants, 8c M del. Dewey Ma-
this, Slowery Branch.

_ Old fashioned collard and New
St ne tomatoes, 80c M:; 45c, 500.
eilan Bonds, Gainesville, R 2.

ew Stone, G. B. tomato and
llard and cabbage plants, 15c
75 M del. G. E. Waldrip,
fainesville, R, 2.
New Stone, Baltimore tomato,
t Dutch, W. cabbage and col-
plants, 15 C; 500, 60c; $1
Ray Whitmire, Flowery
neh, R.
Chas. W. and Flat Dutch cab-
e, Ga. and Heading collard
lants, 200, 25c; 500, 50c; 75c M
tpaid. Amos Williams, Gain-
lle,
enuine cabbage- collard plants
15c C; 70c M postpaid. M. Wil-
s, Gainesville, R 2:
Jerusalem cherry plants, 15c
ach. Mrs. W. M. Gilbert, Sr.,
olleze Park. Live Oak Farm.
abbare, collard and tomato
plants, 500, 65c; $1.25 M. Daily
hipments. Mrs. R. E. Hackle,

Cc. WwW. "cabbage, Baltimore to-
ato, and collard plants, 25c, 200,
, 500; 60c M prepaid; 50c M.
). Yellow Globe on-
sets, $1 "pack. E. S. Steph-
ens, Flowery Branch.
Lead. var. cabbage, collard and
mato plants, 45c, 500; 60c M
led: 50c Me Exp. col. genu-

ee "5c. a heading var. col-
d, 60c M. del. Obie Crow,
ainesville, R 1.

Seed For Sale

cupful of Seven Top turnip
ed, postpaid for 12c in stamps;
ups, 20c; 4 cups, 35c. Mrs. M.

, Ledford, Crandall, R, 1.

Fla. Broad Leaf mustard seed,
20c Ib. 5c thls. Add _ postage;
white nest onions, 50c gal. also
green hot gene 20c gal. Sell

exch. Mrs. M. J. Roberts, Le-

Ox.

Purple Top, White Globe, Sev-

n Top, turnip seed, mixed, 25c

9; red Valentine bean seed, 25c

J. H. Hays, Rutledge.

Bunch Valentine beans, 25c Ib.

Ibs. $1 postpaid. Exe for Curley



Red nest onions, 40c gal. Seven
op turnip seed, 20c Ib. Add pos-
- No stamps. Mrs. Kinda
ith, Flowery Branch, R 1.
Burr clover seed, recleaned, 4
-2c lb. here. Fine for winter
asture. S. B. Kinard, Jackson.
- Burr clover seed, new crop: 1c
FOB. Roy Lewis, Hartwell,

Seven Top turnip seed postpaid
eacupiul, 15c; two cups, 25 cents.
"SB. M. a Ledford, Crandall, R

tone tomato plants, 200, |}

gal.

to use; small ear, 6c

and ou: 20 Ib. 6 ibs. an post-
paid. L. J. Vollrath, Winston.,

Turnip and mustard seed mix-
ed, 1-2 cup and a start of Calif.
beer seed, 15c postpaid. Stamps
accepted. Mrs. O. F. Boyd, Car-

{roliton, R 1.

6 wks. bunch bean seed, fone
best stringless bunch bean grown
25c Ib. 4 Ibs. $1 del. Half Run-
ners, 20c cupful. Mrs. A... C.
Gladden, Tallapoosa, R 3.

4 gal. white multiplying on-
ions, 50c gal. not del. 60c gal. del.
Mrs. Felton Williams, Eatonton.

Dill seed, 18c per pkg. No
stamps. Prepaid. Mrs. T. B.
Thomas, Thomasboro.

Multiplying onions and buttons
to be set out in Fall, 12c gal. or
75c per bu. Add postage. Mrs.
Julia Kelter, Talking Rock, R 21.

Dill seed only, no dill for pick-
ling, be and 10c per packet. Geo.
W. Jackson, Fayetteville, R 2.
Nice Silver onion sets, 50c gal.
and postage; 1 qt. nice white
rooted turnip seed, not damaged.
Make offer for the quart. E. J.
Daughtry, Cobbtown.

White nest onions, best yielder
and keeper, 40c gallon or $1.50
bu. FOB. Charles W. Farmer,
Griffin, R B.

200 lbs. Silver skin multiplying
onions, 50c gal. $3 per 100 Ibs.
AL GC: Price, Bronwood. oe
100 lb. Burr clover seed, screen-
ed and hand cleaned, $4 for lot.
Money. order only accepted. L.
M. Aderhold, Lavonia.

Burr clover seed, hand cleaned,
50 -1b.: baw? = $225) Ship; COD.
B. F. Mearet, Lavonia.

Burr clover seed, recleaned, 4
1-2c lb. here.. Fine for winter
pasture. S. B. Kinard, Jackson.
1932 Crimson Clover seed in
chaff, 5c Ib. FOB. R. B. Kinman,
Calhoun, R 4 Box 62.

Yellow crookneck squash seed,
50c lb. Bountiful bean seed, 12
1-2c 1b; collard seed, 25c lb. Run-
ner peanuts, 1 1-4c lb. Edd Har-
per, Osierfield.

Good multiplying Calif. beer
seed, 10c good start, del. Mrs.
Corine Floyd, Rockmart, R 2.

Calif, multiplying beer seed,
10c start, postpaid. Mrs. Sallie
Floyd, Rockmart, R 2.

Large red multiplying winter

onions to be planted in early fall

30c gal. plus postage; Want 25
lbs. flue cured smoking tobacco.
Send sample and price. Mrs. Al-
ice Frey, Dallas, R 3.

Large ao nest onions, 40c
gal. del. Mrs. J. T. Cole, Barnes-
ville, R 2.

Red shallot onions, 50c gal. Exc
1 gal. for 3 lbs. good, new honey.
Ea. pay postage. Write first; also
white multiplying onions, 45c
H. E. Bowman, Buford.
White nest onions, for sale.
Mrs. N. E. Aderhold, Douglasville,
RR 2,

Tendergreen Jap spinach,
best hot weather salads; Globe-
Purple Top turnip seed, ea. 35c
Ib. plus postage. No less Ib. sold.
Supply limited. N. Rosene, Ft.
Valley.

New crop Seven Top and Pur-
ple Top turnip seed, 25c lb FOB.
IVES le ID: McKibben, Locust
Grove.

Half Runner bean seed, 15c lb.
Exe. for value. Add postage.
Mrs. L.. D. Gurley, Hartwell, R 5.

Calif. beer seed, 7c per 'start.
T. C. Craton, Dallas.

1M lbs. Seven Top turnip seed
1932 crop, 100 Ib. lots, 15 Ib; 5
to 25 lbs. 20c lb. del. R. T. Ho-
gan, Hogansville.

White turnip seed (does not
get stringy; finest of greens) 10c
thls., and postage. No stamps ac-
cepted. Mrs. E. D. Rainwater,
Coffee, R 1.

Cabbage seed, all lead. var. $1
lb.; Purple Top, White Globe
turnip seed, 35c lb. Half head-
ing collard seed, 25c lb: W. W.
Williams, Quitman.

CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE

Want to get in touch with par-
ty to handle from 10 to 150 bu.
of pure Whatley seed corn; also
want 1 doz. Silver Lace Wyan-
dotte pullets. A. J. Clary, Arabi.

New crop Rice pop corn, ready
b. Exec f





can use. J. Ww. Manning, Funs-
ton: \

Seed Wanted

Want 1 bu. Crimson Clover
seed. H. B. Wilson, Hogansville:





Miscellaneous For Sale

Shade cured. tobacco, well
pressed, ready to chew, 10 Ibs.
$1.20; 20 lbs. $2.40 del. to 3rd
zone. Lewis Williams, Coffee.

Yellow root, 25c lb. wild cu-
cumber, 25c Ib. Squall weed, 25c
lb. All postpaid. Mrs. Bertha
Payne, Esom Hill, Rt. 2.

Flue cured tobacco, red or yel-
low, prepared ready to use. 12
lbs. $1.00 prepaid to 3rd zone. W.
J. Taylor, Alma, R 3.

Bright, flue cured tobacco, aged
and mellow, ready to chew, 10
Ibs. 65c. Prepaid in Ga. O. E.
Dean, Coffee, R 1.

Aged and mellow, flue cured
tobacco, prepared ready to chew,
10 Ibs. $1, prepaid in Ga. C. E.
Wells, Baxley, R 4.

10 Ibs. good, flue cured chew-
ing tobacco, $1.75 and five lbs.
smoking tobacco free. All del.
in 3rd zone. J. P. McLeod, Scre-
ven.

Good, rich mellow flue cured
| tobacco, flavored, stemmed and
twisted, 3 lbs. 60c; 5 lbs. $1; 10
lbs. $1. 50 prepaid in Ga. Ellis
Williams, Alma.

Good, mellow chewing tobacco,

Red Leaf, 10c del. S. P. Hutto,
Surrency.
Old and mellow, flue cured to-
bacco, chewing, 10c; smoking, 8c
Ib. del. to 3rd zone. Linnie Burke
Surrency, R 2.

Good old, home made tobacco,
well pressed, flavored, ready to
use, 10 lbs. 75c postpaid in Ga.
Mrs. Dorothy Nipper, Mershon.

Ripe and mellow, barn curea
tobacco, chewing, 8c; smoking,
6c. FOB. Ruby McLeod, Sur-
rency.

Ginseng root, $5 Ib. del. B. R.
Andrews, Haddock.

30 odd lbs. new geese feathers.
40c lb. Mrs. W. P. Duncan,
Toomsboro, R 2.

Old and mellow, flue cured to-
bacco, good and ripe, chewing,
10c; Smoking 8c. Del. to 3rd
zone. No chks. nor orders less
than 50c. David Hutto, Surren-
cy.

Good, ripe, mellow, flue cured
tobacco, chewing, 10c; smoking,
8c; del. to 3rd zone. No orders
less 50c. No chks. J. W. Stew-
art, Surrency, R 2.

Select grade, flue cured tobac-
co, chewing or smoking, 10 lbs.
$1 del. in Ga. Money order. R.
S. Williams, Baxley.

Best erade long red leaf chew-
ing tobacco, guar. 10 lbs. $1 del.
in Ga. on receipt of money order.
Dan Gray, Baxley.

10 pkts. Fall Garden seed, 10
kinds, 25c; second-hand feathers,
20 ib. Exe. for value. (J. R.
Bramlett, Ellijay, R 4,

Both 1931 and 1932 crops to-
bacco; some flue cured and some
barn cured, without fire. 7c lb.
and postage. G. A. Thompson,
Swainsboro, R 2.

Home made tobacco in the leaf.
for chewing and smoking, good,
mellow, and strong, 11 lbs. $1
oo John R. Turner, Alma,

Deer tongue leaves, shade cur-
ed, fine for flavoring home sy
smoking tobacco, 1-2 lb. 20c;
Ib.goc., WM, Thornton, Fake.

Good whole leaf tobacco, 13
Ibs. $1; 6 Ibs. 50c, prepaid to 3rd
zone. Billie Joyner, Baxley, R 2.

Good home-made tobacco, flue
cured, 12 lbs. $1: 6 Ibs, 50c. pre-

paid to 3rd zone. Alice Milli-
bor Baxley.

Good, old, mellow, Red and
Brown tobacco, smoking, 10c Ib.
chewing, 12c Tb. prepaid in Ga.
Mrs. J. J. Boatright, Rocking-
ham.

Genuine, A-1 yellow, flue cur-
ed chewing and smoking tobac-
co, 12 lbs. $1 prepaid to 3rd zone.

|Isham Harris, Baxley.

Liquid flavoring for chewing
tobacco, enough for 10 Ibs.- 50c.
Guar. or money refunded. Sam-
ple if full postage is sent. Mel-
vin White, Alma, R 3.

Horseapple, fall apple sprouts,
May cherry sprouts 15c each; 1
Ib dried sage, 30c. Add Lore e





Country cured hams, 15c Ib.;
shoulders, 9c lb; heavy fleeced
sheep skin, 75c ea.; unwashed
white wool, 20c Ib. FOB. Want
to buy mule colt, Robt. Ander-
son, Hawkinsville.

Good, old, homemade, flue cur-
ed tobacco, well pressed, ready to
chew, 10c Ib. 65c. John Will-
jams, Alma, R 3.

Good, old home made tobacco,
well pressed, ready to chew, 10
lbs. 55c. D. L. Williams, Alma,
Care M. S. White.

Good, flue cured tobacco, chew-
ing and smoking, 10 Ibs. $1. G.
C. Glosson, Alma, R 3.

Some good, flue cured tobac-
co, chewing, 10c; smoking, 8c lb.
No order less than 50c del to 3rd
zone. Mrs, J. S. Anderson, Bax-
ley, R 2.

Good flue cured tobacco, chew-
ing and smoking, 10c lb. FOB.
No order les sthan 50c; pure Sil-
ver Lace Wyandotte cockerels,
75c ea. Cash with order. W. R.
Hutto, Odum.

Good, old, mellow barn cured
tobacco, Red and Bright, chew-
ing, 10c; smoking, 8c lb. del. to
3rd zone. No chks. No orders less
50c. David Hutto, Surrency.

15 Ibs. clean goose feathers, 30c
lb. or exc. for good honey and
other produce can use. Mrs.
Carl Warren, Donalsonville,

1 sugar sack, 25 lb. cap., pack-
ed full of nice, dry, sage leaves.
ToC. MPs. dg, Uk. yee ao
boro, R 2.

All kinds. of barks aa hesbe:
Sell or exc. for No. 1 home-made
tobacco, ready to use; also four
Black Minorca, 1931 hatch hens,
and cockerel, $1 ea. A. D. Giles,
Douglasville, R 2.

Good, old home-made chewing

ready for us. 10 lbs. 70c, del to
8rd zone. Dorothy Harris, Cof-
fee.

Good, home made Bright or
Red Leaf tobacco, aged mellow.
ready for use. 10 Ibs. 60c. H. G.
Williams, Coffee.

Miscellaneous Wanted

Want to hear from grower of
Ginseng, also want prices on
plants. Mrs. H. C. Martin, White
Oak.

Exc. A-1 dried peaches for to-
bacco, bright, flue cured. Lb. for
lb. Ea. pay postage. Lee T.
Staples, Clem, R 2.

Exe. 10 white. feed sacks, 100
Ib. cap. for 10 lbs. good, yellow,
whole leaf, new smoking tobac-
co. Ha; pay postage. W..- L,
Helms, Buena Vista.

Want 40 lbs. new feathers,
picked from live geese. State
price. S.S. Curtis, Atlanta, 550
Federal Terrace.

Exe. extra good $500 value for
live stock; cows, beef cattle, hogs,
sheep, goats; poultry, corn, wheat
rye, oats or anything can use.
Write. John B. Nix, Dahlonega,
R 2. :

Exc. $25 value for shoats, cows,

farm products, or other things
Fcan use. E. L. Crawford, Mariet-
ta, Ret. 2:
Want 10 Ibs. turnip seed. Pre-
fer Jap, collard and cabbage
plants, del.. Grade Hereford hei-
fers, 250 to 400 Ilbs., near by.
Quote per lb. C. L. Cleaveland,
LaGrange, R 2.





Georgia Products
For Sale

POTATOES FOR SALE
About 50 bu. No. 1 Irish Cob-
bler potatoes, about 30 bu. No. 1
White Star, $1 bu at my place,
or $1.25 del. to RR, if entire lot.
oo John B. Nix, Dahlonega,
60 to 100 bu. No. 1 White Star

half and half, but not mixed, $1
bu. for entire lot at patch; $1. 25
bu. del. R. R. Station. Cash. A.
M. Etris, Dahlonega, R 1. |

FRESH AND CURED MEATS
Country cured, corn fed, juicy
hams, 8 to 12 lbs. 20c Ib. Kept
in cold storage since cured. Will
O.D. IL. ey CMe





tobacco, aged mellow, flue cured,

and Irish Cobbler potatoes, about.

4

Georgia Produc
For Sale |

ers, 10c lb. FOB, Very
smoked with green oak.
Todd, Valdosta, R 1.

30 smoked, cured hae
bugs nor skippers; wt. ia
Ibs. 15 Ib.; shoulders, 1
Ship COD plus ie
Fain, Edison.

FRESH FRUITS AND VEG
TABLES FOR SAL

Green and red Hot peppe
gal. and postage, or exc. for
white, 100 lb. cap. feed sac
5c each. Mrs. H. F. Jatrel,
ler, R 2.

Nice horse apples, $1.25
L. A. Ponder, Juliette.
Pineapple pears, now
and for sale in truck loads ;
farm. 4 mi. east of Cobbto
Tattnall County. ~ L. M. Ki

dy, Collins.

First class Elberta peach
half bu. baskets, graded
bled. Sev. hundred pkgs.
high class truckers good
Cc. R. Walker, Griffin.

250 or 300 bw Pineapple
50c bu. at my farm. J. H. Mis
Waycross, R 1, Box 37. :

Green peas, 1c lb. to trucks

my fields; 1 1-2c Be
T, White, Sumner, R 2.

BEANS AND PEAS FOR.

Winter beans, 50c quar
Shape of putter beans,
snow nor freeze doesnt ki
plant in early fall. :C, Br
Jefferson, R 1.

Good dry Velvet beans, 8
in pod, $5 ton, truck loads
Valley and Pinehurst.
Strother, Ft. Valley.

FRUIT FOR SALE >

Nice 1932 sundried fruits,

Ib. in small lots; 8 in 2
bags. Elsie Heaton,

Bluff. er

PECANS AND PEANUT
FOR SALE

Runner peanuts, bright, sou
clean, 100 Ibs. $1.40.
money order with order.
Brooks, Edison.

Green, imp. Spanish pe
large var. $1.50 bu. or 3
100 lb. or more lots. D. ee
Screven.











SYRUP FOR SALE _
Good, heavy, pure Ga. Su

Cane syrup, $3 cs. 6 No.

1i5e case less on 3 cases. Gl
sweet and fresh. Lee P
Quitman.

A-1 pure Ga. Cane syrup,
one gal. $3 per case; 12 hal
to:cs. $3.30 per case.
Collins, Whigham.

BUTTER FOR SALE

8-10 lbs. table butter ea.
Cows T. B. tested, 20c lb
Guar. to please. Mrs. Ida M.
ker, Talking Rock, R 3.

8 Ibs. niee fresh butt
week. Jersey cows, T. B. tes
20c Jb. del. sat. guar. Sam
for postage. Mrs. Charlie L
lis, Talking Rock, R 3.

HONEY BEES AND BEE
PLIES FOR SALE
3 large, healthy swarm

bees in box hives at marke

per swarm, not del. C.

Marshalliville, RFD 2, Ri

cher Farm.

New crop honey, 6 five lb.
Fey comb, $3; 60 lb. Fey
$5.50; Fey Ext. in 60 Ib
8c Ib. No. 2 Ext. 5c Ib. All
John W. Berryhill, Lakelan

New Ext. honey, No. 2.
6 10 lb. pails, $4 FOB he
10 lb. pails, postpaid, $1 55.
A. Crumney, Doctortown.

11 strong stands bees, 6
swarms, 3 cash gums.
at once, will del. to truck.
north of Royston, Ga. for
Golden Italian erosses. |
Manley, Royston, R 1. :

SYRUP WANTED
Want to buy sorghum syr
bbls. E. H. Taylor, Atlant
Haynes St. N. W.

- FRUIT WANTED |

Want apples to dry on 5

Any reasonable amount d
: connie Willia





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