Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1932 November 24

) AGRICULTURE





COMMISSIONER=

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

Ol. 15

100 bundles good 4 hand fodder, $1.-
per 100, not del. W. GC. Akins, Bu-
i Rl

40 bu. Hastings 100-Bu. oats, re-
aned and treated for smut, 40c bu

rder less 10 bu; Whatleys Prolif-
seed corn, field selected, $1.75 bu.
_H. Bolton, Griffin, Box 436.

Pulghum oats, 45 bu; May Blue
tem wheat, 85c bu. Abruzzi rye, $1
J. F. Lowe Sr., Ft. Valley.

Peanut hay, this yrs crop, well bal-
n car load or truck lots. $5 ton
; peavine hay, $10 ton, FOB. 8.
ames, Oakfield.

muine, home - grown Fulghum
oats. Will swap a bu. for a bu.
m. Paul Farkas, Albany,
Pure, clean Bancroft seed oats, rais-
on my own farm, 40c bu;
te lady peas, 7c; pure Calif, black-
ed, 5c; Sugar crowders, 10c lb. D.
age Bowers. Canon.
Hastings 100-Bu. bright clean seed
40c bu; also frost-proof cabbage,
Ca collard and Bermuda onion poe,
60s; 90c M; 3 M $1.80; 5 M $25
WwW. Coleman, Tifton.
Blue Stem seed wheat, 90c bu. FOB
M,. Walker, Bonaire,
or 7 bu. good, sound Rye.
. 9c bu. FOB. Money order.
_B. Wheeler, Kite.
shocks of corn tops, some corn in
uck on same, and other value. for
Can be seen at address below:
iG. Merck, Atlanta, R 2, Box
Macon Drive.
ood, Ga. grown, bright and poke
Ighum seed oats in 5 bu. sacks, 45c

Tall
Mrs.

1 obnoxious seeds, 45c bu. FOB. J.
Gaston, Americus.
Blue Stem seed wheat, recleaned
3 80c bu. FOB. W. Z. Pee-

STATE CAPITOL

pure:



Grain and Hay For Sale

ben Bowen, Americus.

Peavine hay, Soy Bean hay, Pea-
nut hay and Velvet beans. Make offer
FOB. Tom Taylor, Marshallvilie,

Grain and Hay Wanted

Want to buy 1 car load of peanut
hay, and 1 car of good slipped shuck
corn. Quote best price. Joe Jones
Columbus, R 2.

Exe,
rabbits and Homer pigeons for oats,
wheat, or apples. Or what have you?
L. EB. Williams, Ty Ty.

Want to trade corn for seed rye and
oats. J. M. Brown, Swainsboro, RFD.

Want seed oats, any variety. Will exc



brood sow, shoats, ready for pork, or

R. L. Dekel apg oil gaussn J. C. Gools-
by, Graham, R 1.

: Poultry For. Sale

AUSTRALORPS

Australorp cockerel, Osborne Str.
hatched Jast March, and 1 R. L Red
cock, 1931 hatch, $1 ea. FOB. W. G.
*| Southall, Toomsboro.

Osborne Str. Australorp cocks and
vockerels, $1.50 ea. FOB; Want 60 to
60 Ibs. large papershell pecans. Send
sample and best cash price. Johnson
Crowe, Cartersville, 8. Tenn. St,

BANTAMS

To reduce stock, sell up to 8 - 10
genuine Buff Cechin hens, $1.50 each;
10 Ringlet Barred Rock ready to lay
pullets, 90c ea. O. H. Wright, At-
lanta, 515 Peters Bldg.

Rose Comb Golden Sebrights, from
20 oz. hens, $1 ea. $2.50 trio, not pre-
paid, John Hilliard, 3owersville,

Pr, Bantams, 1931 hatch, bought di-
rect from breeder and shipped of gen-
uine Buff Cochins, $3 del. in State or
exc. Robt. Tuggle, Carrollton.

BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS

Pure bred White Rocks, 1st yr. from
| Fischel. Fine cockerels, $1.25 and $1.50
each. Mrs. Z. L. Scott, Concord.







Chinchilla and White Giant.



ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1982.

Poultry For Sale

Genuine Parks B. R. March hatch
cockerels, direct from Farks as baby
chicks. Cream Grade, Reg. Per. 182
C 32. First prize recent County Fair.
Sat. guar. W. R. Ratley, Bainbridge.

10 thoroughbred Aristocrat BR.
hens and cockerel, $10 for lot. Fine
ones. Mrs. B. H. Osborn, Roy.

5 pure bred Thompson B. R. pullets,
April hatch, 5 for $4. Money order
only. 3B. I. Mearet; Lavonia.

Pure bred Partridge Rocks: 7 pul-
lets, lest of April hatch, 75c each;
eggs, $1 per 15. Mrs. Jesse Mixon, O-
cilla.
Pure bred Partridge Rocks, 7 mos.
old, 5 pullets, 2 roosters, 80c each. Exc.
1 for 8 Ibs. dried apples. Few B. R.
hens, 80c ea. Mrs. H. K. Moore, Elli-
jay, R 3.

Pure Parks B. R. Reg. Per. No. 37-
C~32. Foundation stock direct. Cream
A Grede. Few, choice Feb. cockerels,
$1.75 ea. Mrs, Orlo D. Thayer, Daisy.

19 B. R. Thompson str. young hens,
1 cock, $10; 3 cockerels, 2 last yr. 1931
hatch, 1 this yrs. Thompson str. to
exc. for same breed. Mrs. Thos. B.
Cook, Dublin.

Cock and 4 hens, Barred Rocks, from
Kentucky Hatchery chicks, 1930, Laid
125 days; 28 eggs in 80 consecutive
days, 68 Exp, paid. Mrs, Ss, B. Collier,
Coc

Thoroughbred Bike: ea: T6e noi
del. 6 thoroughbred W. Wyandotte
hens and rooster, 7ic ea. FOB. Mrs.
H. H. Herring, Cairo:

10 fine B R. March pullets, $1 ea.
Money order. Mrs. 8. W. Sloan, Au-
burn, R 1.

2 fine Parks str. B. R. rooster, $1.25
ea. not prepaid; 5 Thompson str. hens
and rooster, $5 not prepaid. Mrs. G.
C Clifton, Millen.

Pure Thompson B, R. Feb. hatch
cockerels. $1 each, 2 for $1.75 FOB.
Mrs. A. R. Watts, Canon.

4 select pure bred Partridge Rock
hens, 18 mos. old, 7c ea. FOB; 2 thor-
oughbred Ancona roosters, 20 mos and

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NUMBER a7. :
Poultry For Sale

8 mos. old, 75 to $1.
Talking Rock, R 2, Eox 7.

Few extra good B. P. R. cockerels.
Some are bloodtested. 1 direct from
Parks. $1.50 ea. Junius Chastain, Toc-
coa, R. 2.

10 W. N. Shinn B. 8. pullets, 3 Ibs, |
$10 or exc. for 10 W. L. pullets or 12
Chinchilla rabbits. J. M. Wood, Ad-
airsville, R 1.

CORNISH
Dark Cornish Spring hatch cockerels



and pullets, 75c ea. Eggs, 90c for 16. .

Also large, soft shell seedling pecans,

6c Ib. del. in 106 Ib. lots to 60. Miss

Leona Simpson, Culverton, R i,

Few choice Dark Cornish Indian
hens, $1.25; roosters, $2.60 ea: 10 hens -
and rooster, $13.50; also few cockerels,
$1.25 ea. Bre. OF; Cannon, Moule
trie,
Pure bred Dark Cornish March hatch
rooster, $1.25 del. Mrs, wader M. Gibbs,
Rochelle, R 1.

Cornish yr. old hens, $1 each; Feb,
hatch pullets, $1 ea; 10 pullets, 1 cock-
erel, Feb. hatch, $10. Mrs. 8. BE. Shur-
ling, Oconee.

12 fine pure Dark Cornish roosters,

75ec ea. Mrs. G. C. Davis, Siloam,

5 thoroughbred Dark Indian Corn-
ish hens, Nubert str. $1 ea. 10-12 Ih.
cock, unrelated, $1.50.
Soperton, R 3, Box 6.



GAMES .

8 pure bred Red game hens and 2 ue

roosters, perfect health, 85c ea. for
the lot. Mrs. Bodie Smith, Royston,
R-3.

5 Ib, cock and two 4 to 3 5ib. stags.
Games. All to same party for $1.00, or
$1.25 ea. for stags, and $2 for cock.
ee guar. J. W. Tarpley, Hogans-
ville.
1 Blue Cuban rooster, 2 yrs. old, $1;
1 Blue Cuban and Warhorse mixed
roceter, 2 yr. old rooster, 75. Joyce
Parish, Mitchell, R 1.

Few pil games, March hatch stags,
Exc. 2 yr. old Red Quill for 2 stags of



MARKET REPORT

Prevailing Wholesale Prices Nov. 21, 1932, Always Subject to Variation
Columbus Valdosta
$ 3 $ .28

Atlanta

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peas mixed, Bi ue

d Peas, not mixed, Diy ce
pid Butter. best fable, tb.
far Corn, (80 Ib. to bu.) bt. ..
cweet Potatoes, per 100 Ibs. ...
Peavine Hay, No. 1, ss
Peanut Hay, No. 1, ton

Hogs sold during week beginning Nov. 14, 1982, at co-operative sale, brought 3.00 per cwt.
Peanuts-No, 1 stock, (Spanish) delivered shelling plants, $27.00 per ton, stibject is change.


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Savannah Augusta



Poultry



Grain and Hay for Sale
Poultry For Sale

Baby Chicks For Sale
Eggs For Sale
EHegs Wanted

Live Stock For Sale
Live Stock Wanted
Positions Wanted --...----.-... 3, 4, 8
Farm Help Wanted :
Plants For Sale
Seed For Sale
Seed Wanted

' Miscellaneous For Sale ____. eg
Miscellaneous Warited .
Topaceo Bor Sale go 6
Tobacco Wanted

Ga. Products Wanted ......__ Coe

INDEX .

Wanted Wey ey ace 2















Margie Moore,

Glen: Holton


































































































sultry For Sale

d for breed cocks; exc. Ginn
Demorest, R 1.



GIANTS

Giant rooster and 2 hens,
id, $3 for the 3. Miss Lil-
mpson, Soperton, R 3.



LEGHORNS
L. cockerels from Roselawn
Matings of imported Tom
tr. Official Contest Matings,
egg record. %5c ea. Graham
Culverton.
arch 28rd hatch S. C. W. L.
from bloodtested parents.
cords, 242-288 eggs. Also some
ril 2nd hatch. Dams record,
Wm. B. Glaze, Dalton.
Ss. Cc. W. L. Tancred str.
ullets, banded, from $25 hens
gg record. 75c ea. or $12 for
. J. Stevens, Atlanta, 58 Ala-
8. W.
mos. old Ferris Leghorns, $1.-
for Barron str., or Donald-
_Australorps, White Cornish,
sur, or Silkey bantams, Giant
|W. Minorcas. Write. Daisy
alhoun, R 4.
reeding cockerels, from dam
cial contest records, 250-284
a yr. Pure Tancred str. W. L.
ploodtested. Reasonable. M.
ats, Elberton.
Cc. W. L. hens, 2 and 3 yrs,
- producers, about finished
50c ea. Mrs. G. G, Adair,
R 2.
bred W. L. cockerels now rea-
ervice, from prize winning
ea. FOB; 3 pure bred W.
e@ cockerels, 75c ea. FOB. Mrs.
[cPherson, Rabun Gap.
L. hens and pullets, 2 cocks,
$22.50 for lot. Very fine.
-H. Waters, Oliver. :
L. April pullets, now ready
isc ea. Miss Van Etta Boyd,
on.
L. hens, 18 mos. old, Barron
a. Cannot ship; also white
, 45c gal. Send stamps. P.
Lawrenceville, R 4.
ncred Booths AAA Quality
L. ready to lay pullets, April
ea. or 13 for $12 FOB. Mrs.
ood, Marietta, R 3.
oroughbred W. L. roosters, first
hatch, from Booths. Apply:
B. Irwin, Marietta.

_ _MINORCAS

str. Black Minorcas, selected
seeding, April hatch pullets and
ls, $1 ea. 10 for $9; eggs for
ng, 75c per 15; $4 C. Mrs. G.
Ison, Martin, R 2.

bunch mixed breed chickens,
ealthy; 6 hens, 5 young roos-
ind 10 nearly grown pullets, 40c
4 nice friers, 30c ea, FOB. Mrs.
Aartin, Unadilla, R 2.

SCELLANEOUS CHICKENS
friers, 1 1-2 to 2 lbs. each,
o 8 B.: R. hens, av. 4-5 lbs.
All FOB Hawkinsville or Cor-
S$. Grantham, Pineview, R 1.
5: 30 nice, fat, milk fed cap-
5 to 8 Ibs. ea. 25c lb. or exc.
@ Leghorn baby chicks. M. L.
dairsville, R 1.

ORPINGTONS

. bred Buff Orp. April-May
s, 75c ea; Feb. cockerel, $1
for $5; eggs for hatching, 65c
tpaid. Cash with order. Mrs.
Say, Uvalda, R A.

rs str. winter layers, Buff
rch pullets, 80c ea. Exp. Col.
r 5 bu. Texas Rust-Proof sed
45e bu. del. and 1-2 bu. seed
s. I. H. Anderson, Alma, R 3.
Iden Buff Orp. cock for sale or
1 of same breed to prevent
, Lurner Pettyjohn, Alpha-









eae

| Str. March hatch Buff Orp.
80c ea. Exp. col. Exc. for 5
dd oats at 45e bu. del. and 1-2
e, at 65c del. I. H. Ander-

iden Buff Orp. pullets, ready
id 3 roosters, near same age,

|. C. Batten, Winokur.





2 Warhorse pullets. J. A.|

Poultry For Sale

PHEASANTS FOR SALE
2 fine cocks, Mongolian str., $2.50 ea.
or exc. for 2 hens, 1-2 yrs. old. Mrs.
A. Tanner, College Park, 510 W. Mer-
cer Ave.



PIGEONS

60 prs. White Kings, working and
some banded, in good cond., $50 cash.
Must sell at once. S. C. Evans, Jr.,
Wadley. oe

100 Red Carneaux pigeons, $25 for
lot, or exc. for R. I. Red pullets. Mrs.
S. E. Field, Atlanta, 1814 Howell Mill
Road, phone Hem. 6357.

30 pr. White Kings, mostly mated
and banded, 50c pair. Clark Adamson,
Ellenwood.

White Kings and Homers, $1 pr.
well mated, banded and working;
Ringneck doves, (2) mated pairs and 2
odd doves, $4 for lot. C. H. Overby,
Columbus, 22 lith St. .

Doves: Ringneck doves, $1.50 per
pr. Ben Benton, Atlanta, 72 Lake-
wood Terrace.

50 or more mixed pigeons, 10c each;
sev. prs. White Kings, included, FOB.
Mrs. M. H. Stephens, Bremen.

Muff Tumblers, Owls, Orientals, Tur-
bits, Birmingham Rollers. All $1 pr.
Herman Mize, Americus.

Common pigeons, plumage beautiful.
15c pr. or exc. for what have you? Asa
Barnard, Glennville. hy

Sev. pr. pigeons for sale or exc. for
chickens, corn, syrup, anything can
use. Joe M. Chafin, Atlanta, R 7, Box
407.



R. I. REDS

Donaldson R. I. Red March hatch
cock, $1 FOB, or exc. for dried ap-
ples; Eng. pea seed, 20c cup; lettuce
(kind you pick like salad) seed, 10c
tbls. Mrs. Ottis Holloway, Canon, R
2

About 40 young Dark, thoroughbred

R. I. Red hens and pullets, $1 each, |:

with 2 nice, young Red roosters includ-
ed free. Mrs. D. D. Woodard, Dudley.

10-15 March hatch Red pullets, now
laying, $1 each; cockerel, $1.50, or the
cockerel free with 10 pullets; pure
Donaldson str. FOB; also eggs, $1 per
16 del. Mrs. H. L. Elliston, Rupert.

Highly bred R. I. Reds selected for
breeding, $1 each. Can fill any size
order. M. R. Littleton, Martin, R 2.

20 R. I. Red pullets, Dunlap strain,
15 wks. old, $8 FOB for lot. Fritz Ro-
vers, Washington, R 3.

10 S. C. R. I. Reds 7 mos. old pullets,
Donaidson str. $5.50 or exc. for young
Cornish or game chickens. Mrs. S. S.
Smith, Macon, R 5.

Early 1932 hatch in service Donald-
son Red cockerel, $1.25; 1 near a yr.
old young rooster, $1.50. Money or-
der. Miss Ida Dodd, Fairmount.

12 S. C. R. II. Red cockerels, pure |

bred, Owen str. 5 mos. old, 4 1-2 lh.
wt. 75c ea. Nora Shirley, Alto, R 2.

12 Blue Ribbon R. I. Red hens, this
yrs hatch, laying now. 11 hens and
cock. $8. E. L. Cheek, Lula, P. O. Box
107.

12 Red hens, Donaldson str. 1 roos-
ter, no relation, Yr. old hens, now lay-
ing, $10 for lot. Jas. B. Jordan, Lil-
burn, Rid.

400 Reds, bloodtested, 1 1-2 Ibs. from
high egg record flock, 75c each. Scott
Hart, Americus.

20 pure bred Red hens, Donaldson
str. Feb. 1931. hatch, $1 ea. also 4 pure
bred Red roosters, $9, or $2.50 ea. Exc.
for turkey hens: Mrs. W. A. Woodall,
Greensboro, R 1, Box 178.

QUAIL FOR SALE

Special price of $7.50 per pair cn
mature native Bobwhite quail, hand
reared. Immediate del. Information
on request. Ed. M. Furlough, Thomas-
ville, Clo Piney Woods Quail Farm.

Specially selected pairs of quail for
breeding purposes. These are descend-
ants from Mr. Colemans stock in Vir-
ginia, and have been raised in captiv-
ity for past 12 yrs. Mrs. T. Treanor,
Milledgeville.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC., FOR SALE
Two 2 yr. old toms, $5.50 each; $10
Boe R. H. Stephenson, LaFayette
R 2.





, 25 head pure bred M, B, turkeys: 2





MARKET BULLETIN

Poultry For Sale <

yr. old, 28-30 Ib, tom, $10; young toms, |

1932 hatch, $6 each; hens, 1932. hatch,
$5 ea. FOB. Cash with order. Mrs.
Lula Christmas, Vienna, R 4.

% White African guineas, 1931 hatch,

$1.50 ea. $9 for lot, FOB Clermont. J.

R. Savage, Lula, R 1.

4 pure White Indian Runner ducks |
and drake, $3.50 for lot; new duck and

goose feathers, 75c lb. Mrs. T. K.
Moore, Canton, R 3.

10 Muscoveys, 6 ducks and 4 drakes,
$1.25 each, or exc. for 1 bred gilt. Clar-
ence Lewis, Bremen, R 1, Box 157.

1 (only) pure Bourbon Red tom, this
yrs hatch, $3. J. T. Holland, Lenox. -

Thoroughbred Goldbank turkeys.
Bird Bros. str. March hatch. Toms, $5;
hens, $4 ea. Fine breeders. Mrs. W.
E. Melton, Shellman.

9 turkey hens, 2 toms, nice and fat;
good stock, 20c Ib. at farm; 25 SID:
del. Mrs. Lydia Vanzant, Abbeville.

Bird Bros. Copperback big bone
Bronze Giants in size,.superior breed-

ers, from eggs direct from Bird Eros.
select hens, $5; toms, $7. Mrs. J. Ww.
Lariscy, Halcyondale. Ae

12 M. B. April 1932 hatch toms, 20-
25 lbs. 4 hens, 2 20 lbs. 2 12 lbs. Fine
for breeding. 20c Ib. at my home. Mrs.
T. L. Callahan, Greensboro. _

Several large size turkeys, 1 7c Ib.
Also new, bright sugar cane syrup, $3
cs of 6 10 Ib. pails. Sample if postage
is sent on request. FOB. R. A. Cra-
vey, Milan, R 1, Box 130.

3 drakes, 9 ducks, Muscoveys, black
with white, 6 mos. old, $9 for lot, FOB.
Money order. R. E. Rutledge, Chatta-
nooga, Tenn. R. 1, Box 217. Resident
of Catoosa County, Ga. .

Pair of White Muscovey ducks, $2;
3 grown Light Brahma pullets, $1 ea;
spring hatch Red pullets and cockerels
75c ea. Napier grass roots, $4 M. Mrs.
Fred Atkinson, Ray City, R 2. :

Poultry Wanted

_ BANTAMS

Want few mixed bantam hens or
pullets, also few Brown L. hens and
hatching .eggs, in exc. for good value.
Do not write unless interested. Mrs.
C. T. Williams, Dallas, R 6.

Want 200 clean legged bantam pul-
lets or hens. Breeding not important.
Price must be reasonable. Write quick-
ly what you have to offer. H, C. Mor-
rison, Augusta. - >

Want 8 pure bred Buff Cochin ban-
tam pullets and 1 cockerel. State best
price and age. R. G. Reed, Acworth.

Want to buy trio of pure bred Dark



Cornish or Silver Duckwing bantams. }

Small type. Laying age. Claude Lay-
field, Jr., Columbus, 2131 Comer Ave.

BARRED OR OTHER ROCKS



Want 5 B. R. puilets, March-April

hatch, and 1 cockerel. Exc. seedling
pecans at 7c lb. and cther gcod value
for same. Edward Darden, Athens,
794 Prince Ave.

Want 1 early spring hatch B. Rock
rooster at reasonable price. Mrs. C. W.
Cross, Social Circle, R 3.

LEGHORNS ~~.

Exc. 300 Ibs. common mixed turkeys
for 300 lbs. pure bred White Leghorn
lkens. Bring hens and get turkeys. Mrs.
Carlton Collins, Cobbtown, R 2.

Want to buy March and April hatch,
non-sitting White Leghorn pullets. W.
G. Floyd, Hazlehurst.

Want between 100 and 500 young W.
L. or Barred Rock hens to raise and
sell from on halves; also cockerel to
every 10 hens. Mrs, Pauline Gaff,
Pitts, R 2. ,

Want 1 - 200 pure bred W. L. pul-
lets, this yrs hatch. State price and
mode and price of transportation. A.
R. Taylor, St. Simons Island, Ga.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS
Exc. sugar cane syrup in gal. cans
for thoroughbred or heavy mixed
hens: Gal. for 1 hen. Mrs. L.. W.
Whidden, Chula.
Exe, Ext. honey at 15 Ib.. in 6 Ib.
jars for chickens or turkeys. S. J.
Griener, Atlanta, R 5, Box 332-3.

PIGEONS

Want White Kings and Swiss Mon-
daines. Will exc, value for same. R.
W. Brice, Decatur, 229 5th Ave,









old. No culls.
\if cheap. Write. B. J. Wynne, Coch-

a



Thursday, November 24, 1932.

Poultry Wanted

R. I. REDS
Want 5 R. I. Red pullets, about Yr.
Good, clean, full biood,

ran.



TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC., WANTED |
Want 1 Narragansett turkey gobbler.
State age and price. A. F. Pledger,

Athens, R 1.

Want to hear from party having
turkeys for sale; also have 12 bantam
hens and 2 roosters, $4.75. T. M.
Whitworth, Atlanta, 276 Alaska Ave.,
NE.

- Baby Chicks For Sale _

Thoroughbred Reds, Barred Rocks,
Eng. Leghorns, from well selected
flocks: $5.50 C; heavy assorted, $4.75;
lots less than 100, add 1c per chick.
Live del. Prepaid. A. H. Fechtel, Way-
cross,

Livable chicks from Culled, Official-
ly Bloodtested, Outstanding flocks of
Reds, B. Rocks, White Rocks, lLeg-
horns, Buff Orp., and Australorps. J.
H. Wood, Athens, Box B.

English Leghorns, Reds, Barred
Rocks, from well selected flocks. Very
reasonably priced. Eustace J. McKin-
ney, Jr., Blackshear.





Eggs For Sale

Prize winning Dark Cornish eggs,
75e per 15; $2 for 50; young roosters,
$1.25; cockerels, 75c ea; 50 bu. Porto
Rico potatoes, 50c bu. Mrs. C. O. Sikes,
Sylvester.

Like to contract for next yr. 40-50
doz. eggs ea. week, from W. Leghorns
from Missouri Accredited flock. Quote
offer. Mrs. Wm. E. Burch, Helena, R

White Wyandotte eggs, from flock
direct from Fischel, 5c per setting
postpaid. Carton ret. Exc. some for
dried fruit. Mrs. C. M. Slack, Leslie.

Eggs Wanted

Want to communicate with parties
having hatching eggs for sale; No
Leghorns. Advise kind and number
can furnish weekly. R. H. Fechtel,
Albany. :

Want 400 eggs from large breed of
chickens to set on halves; large Su-
per Hatcher, Inc. Ready any time
between now and first of January. Na-
omi Davis, Donalsonville.

Live Stock For Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE

20 mos. old Jersey bull, biack tongue
and switch, wt. 400 to 500 lbs. Fine
stock. $16; also running and bunch
velvet beans, 75c to $1.50 bu. Wm.
Helms, Buena Vista.

Nice Jersey heifer, 4 mos. old, $10,
FOB. J. J. Simmons, Alto, R 1.

2 1-2. gal. milch cow, 7 yrs. age, hei-
fer calf, $30, or exc. for corn at 40c bu.
del. Black Jersey cow, no bad habits.
R. J. Bishop, Fitzgerald, R 2.

Thoroughbred Hereford bulls, all
ages, from our famous Colonial Plan-
tation herd. Reg. in buyers name at
farmers prices. W. B. Hutchinson,
Leesburg. -

5 Jersey milch cows, fresh in, 3 to 4
gal. ea; 4 Springer heifers and sev.
nice beef cattle. Can be seen at my
barn at Gray, Ga. E, C. Smith, Gray.

3 good milch cows, fresh in, $25 and
$30 ea., cash or trade for corn at mar-
ket price. G. W. Pirkle, Vienna.

- Holstein cow, freshen 8rd calf last
cf March. $20 at my barn. Exc. for
40 bu. corn, closely slipped shuck.
Bring corn and get cow. Write first.
J. E. Sims, Ellabelle, R 1.

2 Jersey milch cows, with young
calf, $30; Jersey springer, fresh in 30
days, $25; good about 9 yrs. old horse
to swap for a good 4 gal. cow. W. F.
Sikes, Ty Ty.

15 head good, fat beef eattle, wt.
around 1M lbs. Make price right.
Come see them. 5 miles North Jesup.
J. Walter Crummy, Jesup.

Young Jersey cow, now giving milk.
Reasonable price. Cash or credit to
reliable party. W. F. McKay, Hape-





vile, Pine and Wheeler Sts.

Big black butt-headed milch cow, 3

| gal. on good feed. $20 cash, or exc. for














Thursday, November oh 1932,

~ Live Stock F or Sale

1 P. C. sow with not: under 8 pigs
Pure bred and large. Sam Yawn, Mi-
lan, & 3,

Dark red heifer calf, 6 mos, old, from
2 gal. Black Jersey cow and. reg.
Guernsey male. Sell or exc. for hens
or big bone black Guinea pigs. Mrs.
H. G. Brock, Carrollton, R 7,

5 yr. old yellow Jersey cow, freshen-
ed Oct. 18th, giving 3 1-2 val. per day.
Sell or exc. for 700 W. L. baby chicks.
Write. J. M. Wood, Adairsville, R 1.

4 milch cows, 10 heifers, Jersey bull,
good stock, cheap: 2 red Jersey brood
sows, farrow soon, 14 meat hogs, 75 to
100 Ibs. ea. Mrs. John F. Tanner,
Warthen.

2 cream col. Jersey cows, reg., fresh
in September with first and 2nd calves
(males); heavy milk and butter pro-
ducers. $65. and $75 at barn. H. L.
Elliston, Rupert.

Sev. good milch cows, 2 to 4 gal. per
day, priced accordingly. Exc. for good
corn in shuck at market price. E. E.
Bayette, Morris Sta. R 1.

Pure bred Reg. Polled Hereford cat-
tle, bulls and heifers. Terms available
to reliable parties. 1 car load of nice,
high grade Hereford steers. E. T. Bos-
well, Jr., Siloam. .

2 Holstein males, ready for service,
elig. to reg. Also a6 mos. old, choice
grade Guernsey male. Clarence Dor-
sey, Rome.

Beef cattle, gross, 3 1-2 lb. 6c but-
chered; hogs, small, about 60, 75 lbs.
ea. $3.50 ea. at barn, or 6 1-2c dressed
at my home; cattle small feeders, 3
I-2c lb. M. L. Lancaster, McRae, R 2.

EOGS FOR SALE

Red Duroc male, 10 mos, old, 200 Ib.
for sale or exe. for S. P. C. ready for
service, or for Jersey heifer. Pay frt.
1 way. J. T. Ogden, (Failed to give
address in ad sent to Bulletin).

Big bone Blue Guinea, bred gilts,
$6 each; 1 - $8; 2 - $7 ea; open gilts,
$4. All. FOB. Life treated. W. A.
Sumner, Norristown.

200 to 300 Ib. 8 mos. old Reg. Duroc
boars and gilts, Blue Ribbon Winners
in Ga., Tennessee, South Carolina. $25
each, or allow 5c Ib. in exc. for 150-
200 lb. meat hogs. Henry T. Lums-
den, Talbotton.

B. B. Guinea hogs, African str. all
black. Wt. 50 to 250 Ibs. ea. $5 to $20
each; also 2 yr. old male exc. for l
of same breed. Stamp for reply. Lh.
B. Toler, Glenwood, R 2, Box 93.

Nice S. P. C. pigs, all ages, Reg.
stock. Sell or exc. for meat hogs. C.
R. Morgan, Americus, R. D.
Sow and 6 pigs week old, $30; 2

shoats, $16; Hamp. sow, large, $20;
also nice Jersey bull, 27 mos. old, $20.
. All at my home prices. A, B. McKoy,
Newnan.

12 shoats, not stunted, av. about 35
Ibs. mixed breed but perfect beauties
$25; black horse mule, about 850 Ibs.
pert and pentle, $25. All FOB. A. J.
Kent, Midville, R 2.

Reg. Essex hogs, cholera immune;
No. 1 Spanish peanuts; $2.50 C. in 100
lb. lots; 500 Ibs. at $2. Write for large
quantity prices; want carpet grass
seed. W. J. Bargeron, Sardis, Box 146.
_ Duroc Jersey young boars and gilts,
50-175 Ibs. each. Cash or exc. for seed
oats, field peas, shelled corn, and such
like of equal value. L. H. Edenfield,
Stillmore, R 1, Box 31.

Pure bred Duroc Jerseys: 5 pigs, 8
wks. old, $3 each; gilts, bred, $9; Yr.
old boar, $8. Miss Kate Lancaster,
Sylvester.

_ 14 Duroc pigs from high class stock,

9 wks. old, $2.50 each at barn; 3 extra
fine males from reg. stock, 03 ea. Dick
Tope, Sharpsburg, R 1.

Pure bred S. P. C. 8 wks. old pigs



from rapid growing strains and large

litters, cholera immune, $3.50 ea. Bred
gilts, $12.50. V. Davidson, Irwinton.

Duroc Jersey, 7 mos. old, cholera
immuned, wt. about 160 Ibs. reg. in
buyers name, 6c lb. Also reg. Guern-
sey bu]l for sale. L. M. Kennedy, Col-
lins.

Reg. S. P.
boars, $7.50 each;
rez. in buyers name.
bull, 3 yrs. old, 1500 Ibs.
gan, Warthen.

6 pigs, 9 wks. old, $2 ea. P. C. Clem-
ons, Madison, R 2.

.

C. 4 mos. old; sows and
bred gilts, $15, All
Reg. Guernsey
T. R. Dug-

Live Stock For Sale
8 S. P. C. pigs, 5 gilts and 3 males,
$5.50 ea. also. 35 gal. bbl. syrup at 60c

gal. $21 and you pay the Frt, BR:
Rabun, Lyons.

Good stock mixed pigs, Black and
S. P. C., Hampshire and etc., 6 wks.
old. Fat and thrifty. $1.65 each, crat-

ed light. Sat. guar. J. = Harper, Os-
ierfield.



HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE

Good mare mule, 12 yrs. old, wt. 800
Ibs., good disposed. $30 not del. C. T.
Rooks, Dry Branch, R 1.

Big, free going young black mare
mule, $120. J. E. Wall, Shiloh.

1 good plug mule, $20. Good cond.,
no defects, Exc. for shoats of about
109 lb. wt. or less, at market price.
(Name and address omitted on ad sent
to Bulletin).

Jennet, very reasonable price. Wt.
600 lbs. and a good worker. A. C.
Helmes, Atlanta, Rt. 1, Box 187-A.
Fairburn Road, between Ben Hill and
Cascade Road.

1M lb. farm mare, work anywhere,
single or dbl. $25 or exc. for good Jer-
sey cow; also exc. other value for a
gilt. (Name and address omitted in
ad sent to Bulletin.)

Iron gray Western horse, 12 yrs. old,
vigorous as a young horse; good cond.
work anywhere, $75 or exc. for 2 mules.
Write. Mrs. W. E. Hillsman, Pinehurst,
R21:

8 horse and mule colts, about 1 yr.
old. Will allow 7c lb. for cotton; Also
2 fine gaited saddle horses, wt. 1150
Ibs. ea. Come see stock. W. S. dice
Michael, Buena Vista.

SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE

5 yr. old, pure, gentle, very large
gray Toggenburg doe; 7 qts. when
freshen and for long time afterwards.
$60. Exc. for W. L. or Red poullets.
Jennie Maricis, Atlanta, 16 Walton
Ave., Peachtree Hills.

Milk goats, Nubian and Toggenburg
mixed; 2 does to freshen in early
Spring. Trade 1 for milch cow or sell
for $20 each. Burt Bennett, Moultrie.

Ped. Tog. doe (worth $100.00) for
$50; equally fine stock young bucks,
$10 end $15 each. Trade fer turkeys,
chickens, pecans, etc. V. S. Heath,
Atlanta, 1640 Peachtree St.

2 bred does, .1 milking, 1 3-4 Nubian
young doe, 1 7-8 Nubian buck. All fat
and healthy; does butt-headed. Trade
for W. L. hens, corn or oats, or sell.
Edwin Simpson, Atlanta, 695. Paymes
Ave., NW.

RABBITS FOR SALE

6 Cin. 4 mos. old, $1 pair; 5 N. Z.
Whites, 2 mos. old, 75c pair. Exc. for
ducks, White or Brown L. hens.
Clark, Grayson.

N. Z. White, pink cved buck and 3
does, all 6 mos. old, $1.90 for lot, not
del. Forrest Martin, Flowery. Branch,
R11.

2 pr. Chinchillas, 1 pr. 12 mos., oth-
er 7 mos. old; 1 N. Z. Red buck, 50c
ea. or exc. for tomato and cabbage
seed, or anything can use. Arvel Bu-
rell, Lawrenceville..

Chinchilla doe, reg. papers, $2 or exc
for 4 pullets, any large breed, but pre-
fer R. I. Reds. Mrs. Willie H. Hill-
iard, Columbus, 2801 2nd Ave.

Chin. doe, ready to breed, extra nice,
$3; 4 4Junior N. Z. Red bucks, real
Reds, $3.50 each; 1 Castor Rex buck,
$3.50. . I. Mchomid, Decatur, 1726
Oakview Road. Phone Dearborn 1189-J.
- Ped. and reg. Chinchillas, N. Z. Reds
and White, Silver Martens and Him-
alayans. Excellent stock at low prices.
A. W. Melton, Thomasville.

Live Stock Wanted :

CATTLE WANTED
Exc. good value for extra good fresh
milch cow. C. L. Dorsey, Helen.

Exc. at once, 2 good milch cows: 1
and 1% gal milk now; both freshen in
Spring, 2nd and 3rd calf, for a good
Jersey cow, fresh with 2nd-3rd calf.
Write. Mrs. B. H. Popham, Taylors-
ville. s







cheap. Mrs. E. Wright, Yatesville.

Want good, T. B. tested, gentle, 3
gal. Jersey cow, rich milk, cheap for
cash, del. George Brannon, Decatur
an Drexal Ave, N. EB





John}

Want to buy 3 or 4 baby calves



MARKET BULLETIN

Lae Stock Wanted i

Gceod draft mares and horse, 7 to 12
yrs. for cattle of any age; little bone
Guinea gilts and sows, same breed, $7
to $20. Ira Thompson, Summit.

Want 2 fresh cows. No cash. Will
exc, good value for same. Mrs. C. E.
Leverett, Atlanta, R 1."

HOGS WANTED

Want male pig, 8 wks. old, little bone,
ted curly Duroc or big bone black
Guinea. No scrubs wanted. Must be
cheap for cash. State what you have
in first letter. Henry L. Downs, Mit-
chell.

Want 1 already bred sow
good stock. Will exc. value.
Satterfield, Lula, R 1.

Want pigs. Will exc. new sugar drip
sorghum syrup, at 40c gal. FOB or sell
syrup. Mrs. A. F. OKelley, Maysville,
R 2;

In the market for pigs. Will exc.
value. A. M. Malone, Jr., Lithonia, R 1.

SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED

Want to buy Angora goats. J. P.
Gaines, Cave, Bartow county, Ga.

Want 1 or 2 common goats, near
Ringgold, cheap for cash. Edw. Bow-
man, Ringgold, R 3.

HORSES AND MULES WANTED

Exc. value for mule, cow or hog.
Write. C. L. Braddy, Fayetteville, RFD
2.

Want 1 mule wt. about 1M lbs. No
objections to some age.. Must work
anywhere and be gentle. S. L. Calfee,
Brunswick.

Exe. good cows for 2 mules, wt. 1M



Buford





Ibs., and not over 12-13 yrs. old. Pay}

cash. 5-10 B. L. pullets, March-April

hatch, Everlay str., pure bred. Otto,

B. Dumas, Rockmart, Box 224.

Positions Wanted

Single man, past middleaged, a home
on farm with nice family, to work on
place, raising chickens, pigs, etc., and
feed stuff; and other stock. T. C. Fain,
Atlanta, Care Gen. Del.

Want to get on farm with good man
to work 1 horse farm, or work for wa-
ges. Self and wife and boy, 3 yrs. old.
Take any thing can get. Clark Kil-
gore, Atlanta, 134 Brown Place, SW.

Middleaged, Exp. man with family,
(with diploma in general farming and
agronomy), wants job as _ overseer,
also 1 horse farm on halves. Ref. if
preferred. Can handle any kind labor
and machinery. C. E. Mims. Sylvester.
. Want some good land in. So. Ga. on
50-50 basis; may want 2two horse
crops. Write what you have. D. L.
Smith, Sparta, R 2.

Want dairy work. 5 yrs. exp., expert
dry-hand milker; honest, sober; mem-
ker of church; willing to work. Must
be near grammar school and church.
Small family. Joe A. Flanders, Swains-
boro, R 2..

Want position as caretaker of coun-

try place. Preferably on Coast or salt
water. Or will rent, standing rent or
other basis; Mrs. Sidney Waters,
Statesboro, R 2. .
- Nice, country-raised widow, 40 yrs.
of age, 2 boys, 7 - 8 yrs. old, wants
place on farm with couple who love
children. Will milk cows or any kind
farm work. Must have some salary.
Ref. if wanted. Mrs. Tommie Blank~
enship, Fitzgerald.

Want share crop on 50-50 basis for
1933. Raised on farm. Have 2 plow
boys. Want 1 horse crop. Can finance
self; can move any time. Mrs. Cora
Thompson, Nicholls, R 3, Box 39.

47 yr. old, refined widow with dau-
ghter 18 yrs. want work on farm. Wil-
ling workers; can do any kind of farm
work. Can give ref. Mrs. Sarah Fus-
sell, Gough, Care R. E. Davis.

Want good 1 horse farm in good lo-
cation; good water, house, etc., pref-
erably near school and church. Life
time exp. Farming and overseeing. 55
yrs. old, 5 in family. David S. Crul,
Omega, R 1.

Want job as overseer on farm. Life
time exp.; can handle labor. Refer-
ences. Married; no bad habits, Farm-
ed this year. Can produce. J. BE. Bent-
ley, Columbus, 709 25th St.

Willing working family wants one
horse crop for 1933 and a 19 yr. old
boy to work out supplies. Party have





of some.





Positions Wante
to furnish part of tools, all s
fertilizer. J. W. Waldrup, Len

Want good 2 horse farm or
8 in family large enough
L. Mayfield, Atlanta, 352 Vi
St.

Want 1 or 2 horse crop or
4 in family; 2 boys, 12 - 15 yr
good. workers. Good ref. See
W. C. Akins, Buford, R

yrs. old, colored; well exp.
do any king farm work.
ry Yarbrough, Stone Mtn.

25 yr. old colored man with
child wants farm. Well exp.
ming, can also drive cars,
trucks, etc. Edward Yarbro
Min, .

32 yr. old colored man wan
halves. 5 in family. Exp. in
also drive truck, car, etc.
milker of cows and other f
Party to furnish. Felton Yar
Stone Mtn.

Wan wants job with turpenti
chipping and pulling boxes
exp. 23 yrs. old. Come or writ
J. W. Parker, Jacksonville, R |

Want good 2 horse farm neg
trie. Good house, land, with
teols furnished on 50-50 bas
furnish self. Experienced fa
move immediately. J. H. Wood,
bus, Clo Gen. Del. :

Want job in dairying or 1 he
on shares, 50-50 basis. Or ge
work, for man and wife. Re
d.. B. S. Beck, Fairburn, R

Want 1 horse crop on 3rd a:
You can feed my mule, or I
a big 2 horse crop if had anoth
10 in family. Write what y
J. E, Meeks, Lula, R 3.

Want. job on farm. Can dr

handle any kind and keep up

general farm work, or dairying
ence Beck, Fairburn. Q

Want 1 horse farm on haly
to be helped. a little.
wife, 17 yr. old son and sel
well, Tifton, R 4.

Good, quiet, sober man
small 1 horse crop, with goo
person on halves. Have to ft
little. Prefer place in Dooly
con county. H. I. Martin,
2.

Young, single man wants jo
do any kind of farm work. Fo
scnabie wage, or take crop
State what you have and will
E, Whisnante, Lenox, R 2. ~

Want 1 horse farm, grow
except cotton, also raise chic
have a cow; wood, water, als
blacksmith shop. Northwest |
W. Carter, Coleman.

Want poultry, livestock job
seers job. Exp. in all and
ref. J. C. Ethridge, Rorsyth, R

Want good farm on halves
plenty to run 2 horse.
straight, honest workers.
C. L. Brady, Fayetteville, R 2

19 yr. old, single boy wants
farm or in dairy. Write or see
H, Smith, Commerce, R 4. ioe

Want good lor 2 horse if
50-50 basis, truck. and plan
little cotton with feed crop,
and hogs. Near Cochran, o
Ga. Experienced. Finance se
W. White, Cochran.

42 yr. old single man desl
with some good people on far
one of family and work fo
crop. Prefer So. Ga. Can b
ter Dec, Ist. R. L. Smith, Flir

Young man wants job on fa:
gle, exp. farm work. Work and
one of family, small wages, bo
laundry. Sober and honest. He
mondson, Atlanta, 722 Lexingt
SW.

Want 1 horse farm, standing
close to Atlanta and _ school
have at least 4 room house.
Cronan, Atlanta, RFD 7, Box
_ Want 2 horse crop on 50-

Hagler, Cartersville, R 1.

Want 1 horse farm, or consi
ry, 50-50 basis, or wages.
moved and furnished to make
Just mother and son, Reliable,

















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- PAGE FOUR.





Georgia
Market Bulletin

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

x Department Of
Agriculture

EUGENE TALMADGE,
Commissioner

THURSDAY, NOV. 24,1932.

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

Notice of farm produce and appur-
tenances, admissible under postage
regulations, inserted one time on
each request and repeated only
when request is accompanied by
new copy of notice.

Second-hand farm machinery, flo-
wers and seed, incubafor and arna-
mental nursery stock notices are
published in Monthly Supplement
which appears on the first Thurs-
day of each month.

farm land for sale editions are
published at interavals during the
year. Advance notices of these edi-
tions appear from time to time ad-
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the notice. When notices cannot be
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der legislative act the Market Bul-
istin does not assume any responsi-
bility for any notice appearing in
the Bulletin or transaction result-
iny therefrom.

























SPECIAL NOTICES

CORRECTIONS

FARM LAND FOR SALE
Real farm, 486 acres, 300 cleared ard
cultivated; nice 7-room and baths res-
idenos; large barn; 5 tenant houses; 2
deep wells; modern waterworks. $18,-

000.00. Loan of $11,000.00 on place

which can be arranged. J M. Evett,
Quitman.



A CORRECTION

% FARM LAND FOR SALE

Grist Mill and 25 Acres of land on
paved road, 3 miles town of 18,000
people. $1,500.00; also 80 A. and 200 M
ft. fine timber, bargain. A. B. Wood,
Griffin.

FARM HELP WANTED

For standing rent: 8 room home on
Geissler plantation on Athens digh-
way, 2 miles Greensboro, with 3 horse
farm, tended this year, and 6 tenant
houses. Fresh strong land. Bus to
schools; also several smaller farms on
ie R. Geissler, Atlanta, P. O. Box



HIGH GRADE LIMESTONE
FOR SALE

Limestone very valuable for agricul-
tural purposes, very profitable when
used by peach growers and pecan
raisers. $2 ton loaded bulk, FOB Gor-
don; if sacked 50c extra per ton. Chem-
jeal analysis: 95 per cent calcium car-
bonate with a trace of soda, Potash,
Magnesia, Alumina, Iron, Phosphate
and 3 per cent silica. B. Whitehurst,

Gordon.







MARKET BULLETIN __

Positions Wanted

good workers. Claude E. Pinnell, Aus-
tell, R 2, Care T. J. Bearden or Oare
W. B. Howell.

Man and wife want farm, 50-50 ba-
sis. Well exp. in trucking and general
farm work. Will work for wages. Can
run Grist Mill. Best of ref. W. C.
Cherry, Blackshear, R 1. :

Want place as overseer, any part of
State. Can give best of ref. Experienc~-
ed. Arthur Crook, Atlanta, 47 Wav-
erly Way.

Want job on dairy by day or month
or 50-50 basis, Haye to be moved, Write
J. T. Berry, Cornelia.

2 country girls, 20 and 24 yrs. old,
want jobs. Can do any kind of light
farm work. Healthy, willing workers.
For information write to: Mrs. W. A.
Thomas, Bartow, Box 85. Jefferson Co.

Want job on farm. Can do most any
kind of farm work. $12 mo, board and
washing. 24 yrs. old; lived on farm all

life time. Willing worker, honest, 80-
ber. Start any time. William Crowe,
Blackwells.

Want job on farm or dairy. No bad
habits. Honest, good worker; work at
anything. Jimmie Tredwell, Alpharet-
ta, R 1. :

16 yr. old girl wants home with some

jgood party. Raised on farm. Willing

worker. Apply at once. Have no mo-
ther.

R. 3.

Farm Help Wanted

Want reliable country raised orphan
boy, all alone, for gen. work around
farm and for companionship. Small
farm home. Must be dependable and
able to drive car. Board and little
cash. Write. T. L. Blanton, Lake
Park.

Want honest man, no bad habits, so-
ber, etc. for 1 horse crop. Move and
furnish self, fertilizer. Also do truck-
ing. Mrs. BE. Wright, Yatesville.

Want bright; clean smart boy about
12-15 yrs. old, no tobacco user and
curser wanted, for gen. farm work.
Douglas Durrent, Hartfield.

Want to get in touch with party to
tan hides at reasonable price, or on
haives. G: W. Morrjs, Powder Springs,
R 1, Box 37.

Want man with large family and
stock for 2 horse farm to raise vege-
tables and corn. Fertilizer and ample
run. 8 miles Augusta. Gocd land, R.
R. Mutimer, Hephzibah, R 3.

Want industrious colored woman, to
help around place for board and
clothes; prefer 1 with husband or 1 or
2 grown sons, to work on farm for
wages. Mrs. T. P. Phillips, Deering.

Want No, Ga. young man or boy to
live as one of family next year for
board and laundry, and an interest in
crop. G. A. Thompson, Swainsboro.

To dirt farmer who can furnish
himself and his labor during 1033, an
advantageous offer can be made for
3 or 4 horse farm near Savannah. Cail
or write: E. L. Bergstrom, Macon, C)o

| Dempsey Hotel.

Want man to rum dairy. Must be

|sober, industricus. $20 month, house

furnished. Could furnish crop for 2
horses om shares if party has suffic-
ient force, Come see me; letters an-
swered if interested. Fred L White,
Buckhead.

Want boy or man who is willing
worker, good habits, for general farm
work for rest of this year and 1933. 36
mo. board and laundry. Good place
for right party. J. J. Caudell, Homer.

Want good colored young woman,
20-25 yrs. ald for general light work,
poultry, flowers, etc., for home, work-
ing olothes and $8 mo. Write or see
at once: Mrs. Lawrence T. Mitchell,
Atlanta, 10 18th St. NE.

Want good farmer for 20 A of land
in North Fulton county, 3 room house
wood, etc. Standing rent. Possession
given at once. Must be a responsible
farmer, G. 8. Moore, Roswell, R 2

Want industrious, healthy, energetic
farm girl, under 15 yrs, of age, need-
ing work and having no dependents,
for board, clothes; good treatment,
permanent home. Mrs. Grace Mad-
dox, Lawrenceville.

Want help to operate on share bas-
is & modern hog farm, 4 miies Albany

ion Dawson paved highway. Have 9

Eula Mae Chastain, Carnesville,



Farm Help Wanted
fine brood sows and other equipment.
Desire party with at least 4 good milch
cows, and able furnish self food and
clothing. C. F. Owens, Albany.

Want good farmer with plenty of
force to work a 3 horse farm, standing
rent. 5 room house with plenty of out-
bidgs., located in suburbs Mansfield.
Rent for 5 bales of cotton. W. E
Knight, M. D., Mansfield,

Want boy, 16 or older, board and
laundry; kill hogs, clean fields; con-
sider regular job if good worker. Come
any time. N. H. Harper, Tifton, R
2, Box 258.

Want colored girl, light farm work,
cow, chickens. Mrs. A. OG. Helms, At-
lanta. R 1, Box 137-A. Fairburn Road.
(Between Ben Hill and Cascade Rd.)

FARM PARTNER WANTED
Want to get in touch with party
willing to finance poultry business on
profit sharing basis; or will take job
milking 10 cows and cultivating 10 ac-
res. Shares. 4 children to work. H. P.
Merrell, Atlanta, 570 Middle, 8 W.



FARM PARTNER WANTED

Want party interested in growing
horse radish. If you wish to buy plant-
ing roots, or grow some for me on
shares, write and state if you own your
land: kind of soil and particulars. B.
Marks, Cartersville. :

Plants For Sale

FEverbearing strawberry plants, 20c
C: $2. M. Exe. for syrup, or purebred
R. I, Red or. B. Rock hens or puliets,
or dried apples, or pecans. Mrs. J. T.
Gray, Americus, R 2.





Frost proof E. J., Chas. W. cabbage,

500, 40c; 75c M prepaid Mrs. 8. W.
Clements, Rochelle.

Thousands of cabbage plants, open
field grown, Copenhagen, E. J., and
Chas. W. 75c M. Large quantities or
less. Amy Cowart, Collins.

Imp. genuine Klondike strawberry
plants. 25c C; $2 M. Major Crowe,
Cumming, R 1.

Earliest, imp. Klondike. strawberry
plants, 20c C; $2 M. Mrs, Grady Crowe,
Cumming, R 1.

Earliest var. Imp. Klondike straw-
berry plants, 25c C. $1.10 per 500; $2
M del. Large May cherry, 1-2 doz,
50c. 80c doz. Mrs. J. 8S. Crowe, Oum-
ming, R 1.

Kiondike strawberry plants, $2 M
del, Exe. for corn, peas or honey. A.
M. Wilson, Jonesboro.

E. J., W. cabbage plants, Heading
collards, $1 M del in Ga. H. C. Burn-
sed, Brooklet.

Cabbage plants, lead. var. 500, 40c;
60e M del. 500, 30c; 45M FOB. J. F.
Hadden, Doerun.

State insp. Klondike | strawherry
plants, 25 C, $1.75 M del. Money or-
der preferred. Miss Lena Morris,
Bparks, R 2.

Strawberry plants, 2 doz. 25c; wild
cherry bark, 10c lb, huckleberry, 20c
doz. 10 doz. $1; white grape cuttings,
a for 15c. Mrs. Lula Bell, Alpharetta,

2,

Frost proof cabbage plants, Chas. W.
. M FOB. Mrs. Scott Davis, Hogans-

e.

Blackberries, Early Harvest Eldora-
do Ambrosia, Himalayan and dewber-
ry, 5c each. 50c doz. White blackber-
ries and grape vines, 10c ea. $1 doz.
Rev. L. D. Rolader, Atlanta, R 7.

Ga. collard, EB. J., Copenhagen cab-
bage, 200, 25c; 500, 50c; 75c M del. As-
sorted as wanted. G. Ben Wilson, Re-
becca. ;

Klondike strawberry plants, lic C
FOB; $1.35 M FOB. Mrs. C. W. Wil-
liams, Social Circle, R 1.

E. J., and Chas. W. E. Flat Dutch
cabbage, 300, 50c; 700, $1; $125 M
Postpaid. Write for quantity prices.
Lewton Owens, Buford, R 4.

Klondike strawberry plants, 10c C or
exc. for dried fruit or anything can
use, plus 5c postage per 100 plants;
large white nest onicns, 10c per 100
ae Mrs. M. E. Floyd, Fitzgerald,

E. J., Chas. W. cabbage plants. 35c,
a 65c M del. Leon Gaff, Fitegerald

Mastodon strawberry plants, 25c C.
560, $1; Exc. for white feed sacks, 100
Ib. cap. Add postage. Mrs, Walter

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Thursday, November 24, 1999
Plants For Sale

Sutton, Cleveland, R 4. A
E. J., Chas. and Copenhagen frost.
proof cabbage plants, 500, 50c; 85c M
Bermuda and prize-taker onion plants,
500, 55c; 90c M postpaid. R. Chanclor,
Seville. Be
Chas. W. cabbage, 75c M del. 5M up,
50c M collect; Klondike strawberry,
$1.25 M, 5M up, 90c M collect. O. mM
Crowe, Gainesville, R 2. %
Frost proof Chas. W. cabbage plants,
60c M. Minnie Mae Hendrix, Valdosta,
B. J., Chas. W. cabbage plants, 60c _
M del. 50M del. in 3M lots; yellow on-
ion sets, $1 pack, Exp. col. W. C. Ste- |
phens, Flowery Branch. i
Coastal grown frost-proof cabbage
plants, that grow winter heads: BE, J,
Chas. W., 85c M postpaid; 2M up, 50
M collect. Money order with order, R. |
S. Burgess, Pembroke. ae
E. J., Chas. W. cabbage plants, 500,
50c; 75e M del. E. S. Stephens, Plow-
ery Branch, R 1. ae
. Genuine, true to name Missienany
strawberry plants, packed in damp
moss. No chks. Bud Sweat, Alma, R-
1, Box 26. Bs
Lead. var. cabbage, Ga. Heacing and
Blue Stem collard plants, 60c M; 5M
$2.50; Bermuda and Crystal War on-
ions, 80c M, 10M $7.50. A. Perry, Val-
dosta, 406 Wooding Lane. 7

















f

Chas. W. cabbage, 75c M del. 5M up,
50 M collect; Klondike strawberry,
$1.25 M. 5M up, 80c M. Collect, Jim
Tumblin, Gainesville, R 2. a

Chas. W. and J. W. cabbage plants,
"bc M 5M or more, 60c M; Gal. col
lards, same price; Klondike strawherry
$1.25 M del. Mrs. Dora Waldrip, Gain-
esville, R 2. :

Frost proof cabbage plants, E. J,
Chas. W., Flat Dutch, 10c C; 300, 25;
500, 36c; 60c M del. No stamps. M. J,
Lewis, Baxley, Star Rt, a












Frost proof cabbage plants, EB. J,
C. W., Flat Dutch, 15c C; 300, 25c; 500,
40c; 75c M del. W. A. Poole, Baxley,
Star Rt. uy

Ga. collard plants, 50c M. No orders
less than by M. No chks. accepted. J.
I. Sisson, Bonaire. oe

E. J., Flat Dutch cabbage plants,
20c CO; 40c, 500; 60c M. D. A. Lewls,
Baxley, R 4, Box 40. x

Cabbage plants, frost proof Jersey
and Chas. W., 500, 35c; 55c M. pre-
paid. Lucille Norton, Baxley. a

Fancy Missionary strawberry plants
$1.20 per 500; $1.65 M postpaid. Money
order or cash. A. J. Gibbs, Jr. Ro
chelle, R 1. e

E. J., or Chas. W. cabbage plants,
ready, 500, 60c; 90c M del. Jack OCraw-
tord, Odum. ' :

Kudzu crowns, $20 M FOB. Inman
Crump, Hartwel], R 1. oo

Cabbage plants, Early J., and Chas.
W., ready. 25 200; 45c, 500; 70c M
del. P. P. Reduced rates on larger Of _
oe Miss Louella Stokes, Fitzgerald,

Frost proof cabbage plants, ready, E
J., Chas. W. Flat Dutch, Copenhagen,
25c, 200; 70c M del. P. P. Cheaper in-
larger quantities. M. W. Chasteen,
Fitzgerald, R 3. Oa

Mastodon Everbeartng strawberry
plants, 30c, C; $2.50 M. Mrs, Emley_
Long, Cleveland, R 4, Box 13. a

Lucretia dewberry plants, $1 C; 200.
for $1.50 del; Eldorado blackberry
plants, same price. Maude Hamby,
Greenville. ne

Fine Lucretia dewberry plants, also
Eldorado blackberry plants, 75 ; $7.
M. Sat. guar. Mrs. B. L. Robinson,
Greenville. ae

Lead. var. frost proof cabbage plants
White and Yellow Bermuda onion, rea- _
dy, 500, 50c; 75c M; 5M, $3.50. Post-
paid. J. R. Pope, Fitzgerald. .

Flat D., Copenhagen Mkt., W., Frost
proof cabbage plants, White and Yel-
low Bermuda onion plants, postpaid,


















500, 50c; 75 M. John B. Pope, Fite
gerald. :
Kudzu, $1 per ; choice grapes, 600
doz. Yonge Walker, Clarkesville, R 5
Frost proof cabbage plants, Chas. W.
and Flat Dutch, 75c M del. 50c M. EXP
col. E. Y. Stokes, Macon, R 3. a
Cabbage, Bermuda onion and col
lard plants, 60c M. J. Q. Dorris, Val






Missionary and Klondike strawberly
plants, $1.50 M postpaid. Mrs. A. &
Holland, Flowery Branch. _ ;










































































sday,_ Mev anhee 24, 1932,

Plants For Sale

Frost proof cabbage plants, E. J.,
Wakeficlds, 75 M postpaid in Ga.
Emly C. Garter, Coffee.

extra larse, very prolific strawber-
ty plants, ready, $1 M. Exc. for cab-
bage plants, Velvet or Otootan beans,
anything can use. P. W. Smith,
Stockbridge, Rk

_ Frost proof plants: Wakefield, Co-
nhagen cabbage, Yellow Bermuda
onion, 50c M; 5M $2. R. L, seeaiaet
Meigs.

_ Flat Dutch cabbage and dolar
plants, l5e C; 300, 40c; 70c M del. 5M
$2 collect; Klondike strawberry plants,
- 10 M del. Lee Crow, Oakwood, R

E Mastodon Everbearing strawberry,
true to name, $1 for 50 plants; Jer-
sey butter, 18c lb. No less 3 ib. orders
filled del; black walnut meats, dry,
i qb. del. Martha Cochran, Protect-
lon,

HE. J.. and C. W. cabbage plants, 500
45c; 5c M. Prizetaker and White
rmuda onions, 500, 55c; 90e M del.
Exc. for dried apples. Mrs. Geo. Gaff-
hey, Fitzgerald.

Mtn. grown, cold hardened frost
proof plants: 500 ea. cabbage, heading | 4
collard and 200 genuine Bermuda on-
ion, for $1;
Bermuda onions, 65c. Prepaid. W. A.
Bruce, Cloudland.

C. W., Dutch cabbage and collard
plants, 400, 40c; 65c M del.; Klondike
and Lady T. strawberry plants, 25 C;
$1.25 M del. Would exch. L. A. Crow,
Oakwood.

Frost proof cabbage plants, W., Flat
D., Succession, Copenhagen, 500, 55c;
5c M del. C. W. Stokes, Macon, R 3.
. J., Chas. W. and Flat dutch cab-
Nase plants ready, 25c, 500; 55 M pre-
paid. Mis. J M. Williams, Baxley.
Frost proof E. J., Chas. W., Suc-
eession cabbage plants, 65 M del; 5M.
mossed, $2.50 FOB; Crystal Wax, Yel-
low Bermuda, Prizetaker onions, 75 M
del. Haroid Smith, Baxley.
Klondike strawberry piants, 30c ;
$1.50 M. E. J., and Chas. W. cabbage
plants, 15c C. 75c M del. Money order.
Delpher Frost, Helena.

Fey. Missionary strawberry plants in
Wet moss. First crop from Eastern
grown plants. 35c, 300. Send posiage.
Ref. Peoples Bank, here. W. F. Lueck-
ie, Ray City.

Frost proof E. J. and Chas. W. cab-
bage plants, 20e C; 75 M del. 5M or
more, 50 M collect. Winfred Waldrip
Flowery Branch.

Frost ie cabbage plants, Chas. W.,
E. J., W. also collard plants. Ready.
lic C; 300, 30; 65 M postpaid; 45 M
FOB. Ernest Williams, Gainesville, R

Cabbage and collard plants, 50 M;
Strawberry plants, $1.40 M. Exc, for
bacco. B. Crow, Gainesville. rs
Millions frost proot cabbage and col-
rd plants, ready, 75c M del. 5M up,
50c M collect. Marcus. Wiliams,
Gainesville.
Large, young Charleston and E. J.
Wakeileld cabbage plants, 300, 400; 500
65c; $i M postpaid. Sat. guar; also
Crowder peas and garden seed. Enoch
Hayes, Buford.
Fall cabbage plants, Wakefields,
strong and well rood, 7T5c M. post-
paid. J. H. Peacock, Coffee, R 1.
Lady T. strawberry plants, 2oc C;
$2 M; Klondike, 25c C; $1.50 M. Chas.
W. and E. J., cabbage plants, $1 M. 5
M up, ic M. Eifie Crow, Gaines-
Ville, R 2.

C. W. and F. D. cabbage and col-
Jard plants, ready, 500, 40c; 70c M
Mailed; 50c M. Exp. Col; 5 M 45 M
Ri Lemuel Chambers, Gainesville,

White and D. cabbage, also Blue
Stem collard plants, 300, 35; 65c M

dike strawberry plants, 500, 75c.
M del. John C. Crow, Gainesville, R

Large var, strawberry plants, Lady
T., and Everbearing, mixed, $1 M del
Cash with order. No chks. J. EK.
Stembridge, Ella Gap.

-Frost-proof cabbage plants, Jersey
and W. and Dutch. ,Open field grown.
Ready. Collards, same price. 25c, 200;
900; 75c M. Del. by parcel post.
, Rowe, Fitzgerald, R 2... ;

200 ea. cabbage, collard;

| 20C,





Planta F or Sale

Frost-proof E. J., Chas, W., Flat
Dutch cabbage plants, ready. 25c, 200;
45c, 500; 75 M. Del. Collards, same
price. S. O. Rowe, Fitzgerald, R 2.

Frost-proot cabbage planis, E. J.,
Chas. W., Flat Dutch, Copenhagen M.
500, 50c; 5c M postpaid. Roscoe Mays,
Fitzgerald, R 4, Box 144.

Large size Lady T, strawberry
plants, 300, 75c; $2 M postpaid. Exc
dor dried fruit, lima beans, cabbage,
Crystal Wax onion plants, white nest
onions. Mrs. L. M. Seago, Pinehurst.

Klondike strawberry plants, 30c C.
$2 M. Cream Crowder peas, 40c qt
_ W. V. Robbs, Plowery Branch,

Frost-proof E. J., W. and Chas. W.
cabbage plants, ready, 80c M in ist

and 2nd zone; 85c M 8rd and 4th zone.

Del. Rafe H. Thompson, Flower
Branch, R 1.

Frost-proof cabbage plants, Chas. W.
and E. J. Waketield, also collard
Plants, 500, 40c; 65c M postpaid; 5 }
$2.50; 10 M $4.75. Exp. col. Amos Wil-
idiams, Gainesville,

Frost-proof E. J., Chas. W. cabbage
Dipats ready, prepaid, 500, 35c; 60c M.

. P. Morris, Baxiey.

Chas .W. and. E. J. cabbage plants,
35c, 500; 60c M.. Lennox L. Morris,
Baxley.

E. J., Chas. W. and Flat Dutch
cabbage plants, 20c C. 40c, 500; 60
M. Postpaid. Ione Lewis, Baxley, R 4,
Box 40.

Red Gold Sugar Saver strawberry
plants. Cost me $75 M. Now selling
$1 C; 10 packs Garden seed, all dit.
J. R, Bramlett, Ellijay, R 4.

Everbearing mulberry, 2 - 5 ft. 10c
each; 12 for $1. Exc. for Light Brah-
ma rooster: 10 sprouts for 1 rooster.
Ha, pay postage. Mrs. F. W. Free-
man, McIntyre, R 2.

New patented Briarless Young-
berry, 3, 50c; $1.50 doz. regular Young-.
berry, Tc doz: new Blakemore straw-.
berry, 60c C; Kudzu crowns, $1 dei..
H. A. Neal, Carnesville, Hh 3s

Lady Thompson. strawberry plants,
25c C. % M.. Howard Summerour,
Gainesville, R 2.

Chas. W. and E. J. W. cabbage
plants, 76c M. Over 5 M 60c M. Exc.
for anything can use. C. FE. Waldrip,
Gainesville, R 2.

Lady T. strawberry plants, 25c C;
500, $1; $2 M; Klondike 500, 90c; $1.50
M. Ethel Crow, Gainesville, R 2.

Crysial Wax Bermuda onion plants, |

200, 25c; 500, 60c; $1 M. Add postage.
J. J. Shearouse, Guyton.

Everbearing and one other (name
unknown) strawberry plants. Both
produce large berries. $1.75 M. Exc.
for pecans, dried fruit, white feed
sacks, etc. Mrs. D .H. Smith, Bow-
don, R 4.

Lady T. strawberry plants, $1.50 M;
Klondike strawberry, $1.25 M. Solo-
mon Watson, Gainesville, R 2.

C. W. and F. D, cabbage plants, and
collard plants, 40c, 500; 70c M del. 5
M up, 45c M. Exp. col; Klondike
strawberry, $1.75 M. J. B. Ivie, Gaines-
ville.

Klondike strawberry plants, $1.25 M;
Lady T., $150 M. Collard plants, 75
M. Addie Reynolds, Gainesville, R 2.

EB. J., cabbage plants, 75c M. 500,
45c. Postpaid. C. W. White, Coch-
ran.

Millions Wakefield cabbage, lettuce,
onion and cabbage plants, 25 C; $1.29
M del.: 15c C. $1 M at field. Mrs, H.
V. Franklin, Register.

Frost-proof cabbage plants, EB. J., C.
W., 500, 35c; 50e M; Copenhagen Mar-
ket, 500, 40c; 60c M. Bermuda onions
plants, 65c M. Dave Tuten, Baxley.

Frost-proof cabbage plants, E. J.,
Copenhagen, and Chas. W., 75c M.
Large quantities, 50c M. Open fild
grown. Amy Cowart, Collins.

The Wonder blackberry (month be-
fore others, prolific), 6 for 50c, 15 for
$1. M. N. Werta, Thomasville.

Lady T. strawberry plants, 20c. C;
May cherry, quince, 3, 30c; Fox-grape,
4, 30; pumpkin, sugar or salad pea, 3
cups, 15c. Will exc. Royal Eller, El-
lijay, R 3.

Chas. W. and E. J., cabbage plants.
500, 40c; 75 M del. 10 M $6 col, Klon-
dike strawberry, $150 M. Ready. Dew-

ley oy pan Ri

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Plants For Sale

B. J., Chas. W. cabbage plants, 500,
50c; 75c M del. 10 M $5 Exp. Col.
Klondike strawberry plants, $150 M
del. W. O, Waldrip, Flowery Branch.

Missionary strawberry plants. $2 M;
rhubarb plants, 35c doz; dry sage, 35c
Ib.: Hot red pepper, 35 Ib.. Yellow
root, 25c Ib. Miss Cecil M&cCurley,

Hartwell, R 4.

Hastings E,. J., cabbage plants, $1
M postpaid. Ready. W. SS. Ayers,
Canon, R 33.

Succession and C. W. cabbage plants,
ready, 15c ; 500, 50c; 75c M del. H.
H. Jones, Oakwood, ea;

Klondike, Missionary and Lady T
strawberry plants, $1.50 M del. in Ga.
10c more in other States. Exc. for
oa or peas. Guy Taylor, Macon,

Frost-proof cabbave plants. Succes-
sion and C. W. Ready, 15c C. 200,
45c; 500, 50c; 75c M. Exp. Collect, 50c
M. Burl Jones, Oakwood, R 1.

Frost-proof cabbage plants, 15 C.
200, 25c; 500, 50c; 75c M. 50c M. Exp.
collect. Millard Jones, Oakwood, R 1.

Millions large, extra E. J., and Chas.
W. cabbage plants, 50 M. Will ship
COD. Guar. satisfaction. F. F. Stokes,
Fitzgerald.

Cabbage plants, frost proof J., Chas.
and Flat Dutch, 40c, 500; 70c M post-
paid, 5M $2.50 collect; Bermuda on-
age 80c Me 1. hs. Stokes, Fitzgerald,

3.

Millions extra fine W. cabbage plants
COD, 50c M. Crystal Wax Bermuda
onion plants, 75c M. J. P. McCook,
Fitegerald, R 4.

Red Gold Sugar Saver chee berey
plants, 75c C. $65 M FOB. Carl Car-
penter, Rabun Gap.

New Youngberry, pure stoke from
Orig. Fruit larger and sweeter than
tame blackberry; practically seedless,
distinct raspberry flavor, $1 doz. $5 C.
del. N. Rosene, Ft. Valley.

Cabbage and collard plants, ea. 60c
M; white or yellow Bermuda onion
plants, $1 M; cabbage and tomato seed
ex., $1 Ib. mustard and turnip, ea. 35c
Ib. W. W. Williams, Quitman.

Frost-proof Chas. W., E. Flat Dutch
and Succession cabbage plants, 75 M
del. 5M lots, 60c M FOB; ecial pri-
ces on 20M to 100M lois. B. F. Mal-
lard, Springfield.

Frost: proof collard - cabbage and|

onion plants, Tic M postpaid, 60c M
Exp. col. Send chk. L. B. Lang, Ome-

ga.

EK. J., cabbage plants, 15c C; 200, 25c:
90c M del. 10c C. 85c M at patch. M.
G. Vanzant, Abbeville, R 2.

Chas. W. cabbage plants, 50c M del.
White Bermuda onions, 75c M del. A.
H. Beckworth, Baxley.

Chas. W., E. J., cabbage plants, 500,
50c; 75c M del. 5M $3; 10M $5 Exp.
Col. Guy Waldrip, Flowery Branch.

E. J.. W., Flat Dutch and Copen-
hagen cabbage plants, ready, 300, 35c;
500, 50c; 75c M del. 5M up, 50c M. Exp
: V. Strayhorn, Flowery Branch, R 1.

Hicks everbearing mulberry sprouts.
10c ea. 3 for 25c; white scuppernong,
rooted, 10c ea. 3 for 25c. Money order

or stamps. No chks. Mrs, Marvin Mc-

Cook, McIntyre, R 2.

Lady T. strawberry plants, 25 C.
Add postage on all orders under $1;
May cherry trees, 3 for 25c; rhubarb,
10c for 1; sundried apples. 10c Ib.
Mrs. C. H. Etris, Dahlonega.

Mastodon and Eiverbearing straw-
berry plants, 25c C; 500, $1; garden
gooseberries, 3 for 50c; hazlenut bush-
es, 75c doz; postpaid. Mrs. Martha
White, Dahlonega, R 1.

E. J., Chas. W. cabbage plants, 40c,
500;. 15e M del. H. G. Mathis, Gaines-
ville, R 9.

Frost proof E. J., Chas. W. Flat
Dutch cabbage plants, 10c C; 300, 25c;
500, 35c; 60c M. All del. No stamps.
M. J. Lewis, Baxley, Star Route.

Frost proof cabbage plants. E. J.,
Chas. W. and Flat Dutch, 300, 25c;
500, 33c. 60c M del. No stamps. W. A.
Poole, Baxley, Star Rt.

Missionary strawberry plants, $1.50}.

M. Geo. L. Beliflower, Tifton, 205 7th
St. E. J., C. W. cabbage plants, 50c
M at bed or 75c M del. Mrs. H. 8.
Turner, Fitzgerald, R 3

Lucretia dewberry plants, 90c C. Fig
sprouts with roots, $1 doz. del; black

}walnut trees, 12 for $1 del; med. seed-
















































Sie 1 Phe pdt.)
inate For Sale

ling pecans, 25.Ibs. $1 FOB. Blanche
Woodruff, Greenville.

Seed For Sale

107 Ibs. peach seeds, White English
Red Heath, mixed, extra clean stock
FOB, $1; also Stuart pecan trees, bud-
ded. Quantity lets, 25c - 50c; extra
tall, 35c. K. N. Sharp, Commerce.

50 lbs. or more Willets Wonder Eng
peas, 262 Ib. for lot, FOB or 25 Ib;
Hastings 100 bu. oats, 40c. Exc, some
for carpet grass Mrs. J. L. Burk, Tif-
ton, R 3, Box 34.

Eaves large, yellow multiplying pro
lific onions, (10-20 to hill), 25c qt. 80c
gal. $5.50 bu. All del. Exe. for any-
thing can use. Jos. Norman, Denys
RA

Pop corn, white Bunch butter beans,
15c cupful. Miss Lois Echols, Phil
math.

Large pkt. coffee seed, 15c; 1 iy
$1.10 del. Cash with order. No stamp
A. M. Calhoun, Soperton, R 3, Box 24.

Broom corn seed, 10c pt.; stringless
green pod beans, 10c pt.; white cucum-
ber seed, 10c pk; Hot pepper seed, 10
pk. W. E. Kirk, Rockmart, R 3. 3

Red multiplying onions, 40c gal. Add
postage. Bub Dove, Canon, R 2, |

Pop corn, shelled, 10c Ib; salad Eng.
peas, 10c cupful; old time yellow pump-
kin seed. 10c cupful. Ali 1982 crop.
W. J, Tuck, Ellijay, R 3, Box 63.

Chufas, corn beads, 10c cupful; 3.
cups, 25c. other seed. Exc. for 100 Ib.
feed sacks, in good cond. Add post-
age. Mrs. Sarah Grindle, Alto, R 1. |

Imp. multiplying beer seed, nev
guar. 6c per start postpaid, and a pkt.
of other seed free with every start of
beer seed. J, M. Craton, Dallas, R 4.

Calif. multiplying beer seed,
good start, postpaid; black walnu
bushes, (3) 11.2 yrs. old, 25c ea; sev.
this yrs bushes, 15 ea. Add postage.
Mrs. Sallie Floyd, Rockmart, R 2.

Good, multiplying Calif, beer seed
10c good start, also white pear] pop
corn, 10c Jb. not postpaid. Mrs. oor
inne Floyd, Rockmart, R 2.

Clements Wonder melon, grow to
enormous size, 1 Ib. $10; 2 Ibs. $15.
Limited amount of seed. Melons are
fine and delicious. J. B. McGill, Par-
rott.

Large pink-meat cantaloup seed, 1932
crop, 15 cupful; Brown Fig sprouts,
15c each; white scuppernongs, well
rooted, 20c ea. Add postage. Miss Pearl
Jones, McIntyre, R 2.

163 lbs. Chas. and Jersey cabbage
seed, $1.60 Ib. Cash, FOB. A. L. ree
Omega.

Old fashioned scallion buttons, 350
gal. 20c per half gal. Blood red, home
raised Beet seed, 10c peck. Alt del. in
Ga. Mrs. Ethel Tallant, Cumming, R.
4, Box 21. ae

Seed Waited

Exe. qt. of shelled 0-day velvet
beans for 2 qts. Bermuda onion sets,
yellow or white, also cream barberry
plants, 25c doz. or exc. for anything
can use. Mrs. L. R. Ashworth, Low
ganville, R 4.













Miscellaneous For Sale

Nice, clean tallow, 40c; red sassa-
fras, yellow dock, walnut bark. 5c;
yellow root, 10c; red hot pepper, 25
qt. Stamps for information. Add post-.
age. Miss M, E. Adams, Marietta, R

3.

About 100 lbs. of Hot Red pepper,
25c lb. R. C. Summers, Tifton, R 3.

Dry sage, 40c lb. Butter-peas, 20
lb; Eng. peas, 15c cupful; black wal-
nuts, 5c bu; strawberry plant
25c C. Add postage. Mrs. W. V
Thompson, Bremen, R 1.

Red Hot pepper, dry, 40c gal. or 15
at; Everbearing strawberry plants, 25c
C. Mrs. Iowa Woodring, Allo Rl. |

5 qts. preserves, 50c qt. FOB; 60 lbs.
cream crowder peas, 2 1-2c Ib. FOB.
Mrs. W. R. Chasteen, Locust Grove.
Hot Red pepper, dried, 30c lb. del.
Ida Wright, Alto, R 1.

Shade dried sage, 50c Ib. 5 Ibs. or
more, 40c Ib. del; Sage plants, 75 doz...
W. M. Allen, Carrollton, R 5. |

Dry walnuts, 75c bu; walnut MEATS,
40c. Tb. Mrs. W. C. Meaders, Cleve-



i Miscellaneous For Sale

Large hickory-nuts, 85 per bu. FOB.
No chks. W. L. Gordon, Commerce,
R 5.

5 bu. walnuts, hulled and dried, 75c
bu. not del. Mrs. C. H. Capel, Molena.

Nice, clean, sifted new crop black
walnut MEATS, 40c lb. 1 Ib. to 5 Ibs.
and from 5 lbs. up, 35c lb. Pecan
MEATS, halves, 40c lb. Del. Mrs, M.
J. Howington, Commerce, R 2,

3 bu. nice black walnuts, 75c bu; 50
jgal. Ribbon Cane syrup, No. 10 cans,
\45c; 300 green Sugar Cane stalks, $1
\C. Mrs. E, A. Harper, Osierfield.

' Walnuts, not hulled, 75c bu. FOB.
Cash with order. John L, Bennett,
Screven, R 2, Box 31.

' Clean, whtie nest multiplying on-
ions, 45 gal. del. 2 1-2 gal. $1 del.
Cash or money order. Mrs. Grace B.
Murphy, Jasper.

300 lbs. black walnuts, 75c bu. also
250 lbs. hickory nuts, 3c lb. All FOB.
G. D. Ponder, Forsyth, R 1.

Unsheared lamb skins, salt-cured,
idel. in Ga. for 60c each, or 2 or more
at 50c each. 1932 wool crop, 20c lb.
plus postage. K. D. Sanders, Eatonton.

Nice, new white feathers, 50c Ib.
Mrs. Henry Mathis, Gainesville, R 9.

Choice pecan kernels, halves, 40c Ib.
proken pieces, 35c. Money order. Ralph
Duggan, Warthen.

20 lbs. nice, white oak acorns, $1 bu.
and pay all chgs. Mrs. Hattie Faulk-
mer, Monticello, R 3, Box 65.



Miscellaneous Wanted

Exc. apples and peach trees for fea-
thers or anything else can use. Mrs.
Lee Head, Cleveland.

Want peck of rye, bu. of wheat, 100
cabbage plants. Will exc. Everbearing
strawberry plants, at 20c C postpaid,
$1.50 M. Lugenia Chandler, Buchan-
an, R 2. j

Exe, 1 M.. Early Klondike strawkerry
plants, for 20 white feed sacks, 100 lb.
cap. Ea. prepay postage. Marie Call,
Ellijay, R 4.

Want to hear from parties having
Lupine roots for sale. Mrs. Wilson,
College Park, 607 East Cambridge Ave.

Exc. Half Runner garden bean seed,
or white lady peas and other value for
E. J. cabbage plants, Bermuda onion
sets and English pea seed. Mrs. G. H.
Watson, Bogart.

Exc. cabbage and onion plants for
lint cotton and etc. Write first. Mrs.
Lillie Stokes, Fitzgerald, R 3.

Exe. Chinchilla rabbits for White
' Leghorn pullets, Duroc pigs or what

have you, H. L. Wilson, Clarkston,
Box 112.
Want a few lbs. chestnus and chin-

Quote best prices del. to this
Mrs. Pierce Cody, Collins.

Tobacco For Sale

Genuine, A-1 yellow, flue cured
chewing and smoking tobacco, 13 lbs
$1 prepaid to 8rd zone. Henry Har-|
ris, Baxley, R 2.

Good ripe and mellow, flue cured
tobaeco, Red Leaf, for chewing, 12 lbs.
$1; 6 lbs. 50c del. Miss Ruby McLeod,
Surrency, R 2.

Good, Red Leaf, flue cured tobacco,
chewing, 12 Ibs. $1 del. in Ga; 6 Ibs.
50c; smoking, 6c lb. S. P. Hutto, Sur-
rency.

Bright or Red, flue cured tobacco,
old and mellow, 12 lbs. $1 del. to 3rd
zone. No orders less than 50c. Lin-
nie Burke, Surrency.

Good, ripe and mellow, flue cured
tobacco, Red Leaf, for chewing, 12 lbs.
$1; 6 lbs. 50c, del. David Hutto, Sur-
rency, R 2.

. Flue cured.tobacco, dark Red Leaf,
well pressed, ready to chew, 14 Ibs. $1
postpaid; smoking, same price. Sat.
guar. Mrs. G. W. Teston, Coffee.

Genuine long Bright or Red Leaf,
home-made, barn flued cured tobacco,
ready for use, 10 lbs. 60c. D. E. Wil-
liams, Mershon.

Good, old, home-made _ tobacco,
Light and Dark Red, flue cured, whole
leaves, 13 Ibs. 90 prepaid in Ga. Da-

, vid Taylor, Alma, R 3.

Dark Red flue cured tcobacco,-readv
to use, 14 lbs. $1 prepaid in Ga..T. W.
Crapps, Alma, R 3.

Good, old home tobacco, 1931 crop,
hard pressed, chewing, 10 lbs. 60c;

quapins.
office.

Tobacco For Sale

M. S. White, Alma, R 3.

No. 1 grade of Dark Red or Yellow,
aged and mellow tobacco, 14 lbs. $1
postpaid to 3rd zone. Stephen Wil-
liams, Alma, R 3.

Home-made flue cured tobacco, good
and strong and Red tobacco, 12 lbs. $1
del. to 3rd zone, H..H. Herring, Sur-
rency, R 2. :

Select grade of long Red- Leaf for
chewing, 10 lbs. $1 del. in Ga. Dan
Gray, Uvalda. :

Dark red or yellow, flue cured to-
bacco, aged and mellow, prepaved rea-
dy to use, 14 lbs. $1 prepaid in Ga.
Frank Parker, Alma.

Dark Red, flue cured, aged and mel-
low tobacco, whole leaf, 12 lbs. $1,
with directions how to flavor and
twist for chewing. Prepaid in Ga. J.
E. Williams, Jr., Alma.

No. 1 grade, flue cured tobacco, Dark
Red or Yellow, aged and mellow, rea-
dy to use, 12 lbs. 90c. Prepaid in Ga.
J. B. Parker, Alma, R 3. _

Good, long, dark Red, flue cured to-
bacco, whole leaf, aged and mellow.
13 lbs. 90c prepaid to 3rd zone. W. J.
Taylor, Alma, R 3.

Good, flue cured tobacco, 25 Ibs. $1
or exc. for dried fruit: lb. for lb. Also
exc. Hampshire gilt for a fine wean-
ed, heifer calf. Mrs, F. Cowart, Sum-
mit, R 2. j

Select chewing tobacco, 12 lbs. $1;

ing tobacco, all prepaid, 6c lb. or exc.
for anything can use. F. M. Fowler,
Baxley, R 2.

Mild and mellow smoking tobacco,
12 lbs. del. $1; 100 Ibs. by Frt. del. for
$7. A. L. Rozar, Baxley, R 2.

Good, old home-made chewing and
smoking tobacco, made to suit your
taste, sweet or strong, 10 Ibs. 50c. Mrs.
B. E. White, Alma.

Tobacco, good, old, home-made, well
pressed, chewing, 10 lbs, 60c; rich and
mellow smoking, 10 lbs. 50c. W. F.
Pope, Alma. &

Flue cured tobacco, long Red Leaf,
aged mellow, pressed, ready to use, 14
lbs. $1, prepaid to 3rd zone. Guar. R.
D. Davis, Alma, R 3.

Good, old, home-made, flue cured
tobacco, aged, mellow, well pressed,
ready for use, 10 lbs. 60c. W. W. Coth-~-
ern, Coffee.

Barn, flue cured tobacco, No. 1
grade, long Red Leaf, well pressed,
ready to use, 13 lbs. $1 postpaid. Qual-
ity guar. E. J. Taylor, Nicholls.

Flue cured tobacco, dark Red Leaf,

dy to use, 14 lbs. $1 postpaid. Sat.
guar. J. G. Medders, Alma.

Good, old, home-made, flue cured
tobacco, Bright or Red Leaf, aged and

~| mellow, ready for uSe, 10 lbs. 60c. Miss

Colline Dean, Coffee.

Good, yellow, flue cured tobacco, 14
Ibs. $1; 7 lbs. 50c. Mrs. Willie Mae
Taylor, Baxley.

Flue cured tobacco, yellow, smoking
and chewing, 12 lbs. $1 prepaid to 8rd
oe Mrs. Frank McCall, Baxley, Box
32. ;

Good quality, mellow, flue cured to-
bacco, 15 lbs, $1; 7 Ibs. 50c. Prepaid
ba zone. Alma Thornton, Baxley,

Barn, flue cured tobacco, aged, mel-
low, Dark Red Leaf for chewing, 14
Ibs. $1 postpaid; smoking, 15 lbs. $1
postpaid. Sat. guar. W. L. Williams,
Coffee.

Good, home-made tobacco, aged and
mellow, ready for use, 14 lbs. $1, pre-
7 to 3rd zone. W. E. Barber, Alma,

Home-made tobacco, strong and
mellow, fine for chewing and smoking,
13 lbs. $1 prepaid to 3rd zone. Alton
,Lurner, Alma, R 3,

Yee Good, home-made, flue cured tobac-

co, whole and long leaf, aged and
mellow, well pressed, ready for use, 10
lbs. 60c. C. A, Boatright, Mershon.
Good, home-made, flue cured tobac-
co, whole long leaf, ready for use, 10
Ibs. 60c. Franklin Junior, Mershon.
Gocd, home made tobacco, 1932 crop
not molded, ready. Red and Yellow
leaves, 10 lbs. $1 postpaid. H. O. Boat-
right, Rockingham. =
Tobacco, excellent grade, rlue or
barn cured. Brown or Yellow Leaf.
Mellow, sweet grade, ready to chew or



mild and mellow, smoking, 19 lbs. 50c.

smoke, 13 Ibs. $1 del. grd zone, S. P.

~ MWAREET BULLETIN

can furnish good smoking and chew-

aged mellow, 1931 crop. Pressed, rea-.



Tobacco For Sale .

Beecher, Baxley. oe
Good, barn or flue cured long Bright

or Red Leaf tobacco, aged and mellow, |

pressed, good flavor, 12 los. $1 del. in
Ga.. H. G. Williams, Coffee.

Good, old home made Bright and
Red Leaf tobacco, ready, 10 lbs. 55c.
Mrs. N .C. Brown, Coffee.

Good, home made tobacco, Bright
and Red Leaf, aged and mellow, well
pressed, 12 lbs. $1 del. Ga. Dorothy
Mae Harris, Mershon,

Flue cured tobacco, 12 lbs. $1 del.
Mrs. Tiny Aycock, Surrency.

Good, mellow, flue cured tobacco, 7

Ibs. 50c; 14 lbs. $1 prepaid to 3rd zone.
Lamiul Taylor, Baxley, R 2.

Good, flue cured tobacco, whole leat
13 lbs. $1; 6 Ibs. 50c prepaid 3rd zone.
Alice Milikin, Baxley.













Thursday, Novem
Georgia Preducts }

Write. Mrs. C. D. Willig
R 2. ae



BUTTER FOR 8A

2 or 3 lbs. good, fresh
per week, 25c lb. del.
tum, Talking Rock, R 3,
Sev. Ibs. yellow Jersey
week, 25 Ib. del. in lb. mol
W. L: Dunaway, Lumpkin,
Jersey butter, firm and
square 1 1b. molds, 4 lbs,
crop broom corn, $1 per
Arad Smith, Lavonia,

COTTON SEED FOR sai
Long Staple Ruckers Cok
ton seed, Cleveland Impro
100. Also okra seed, 20c

W. Bryan, Canon.

5





Tobacco Wanted.

Exe. Texas large, sound Crowder or
Lady peas for 30 Ibs. best Red Leaf,
flue cured, chewing tobacco, aged,
pressed, ready for use. Send sample.
Lester Kerlin, Buford.

Want some good, bright chewing
tobacco. Send sample and best price.
Charles S. Peek, Hartwell, R 4.

Want some good smoking tobacco,
also chewing. Must be stemmed, press-
ed, flavored. Send samples and best
prices of 1932 crop. J. A. Carter, Lake
Park, R 2, Box 37. :

Want samples and prices on 10 to
50 lbs, of home-made tobacco, pressed
and ready to chew. Write to: B. W.
Screws, Adrian, R 3.

Exe. 3 Ibs. Bunch butter - beans,
slightly mixed white and speckled, for
3 Ibs. chewing tobacco, ready to use.
Ea. pay postage. Write before sending.
W. M. Thornton, Jesup. 5 :

Georgia Products For Sale

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE

500 bu. peas: Brabhams, Clays,
Crowders,
mixed peas. R. T. Hogan, Hogans-
ville. ;

Lady peas, sound and clean, 8 or 9
bu. 5c lb. del. If lot is taken $2.50 bu.
plus express. B. H. Ashmore, Carroll-
ton, R 2.

3 bu. Lady peas, 8c lb; Bu. or over
lots, 7 Ib; 3 bu. black-eyed, 5c Ib. All
sound and clean. FOB. E. V. Louder-
milk, Mt. Airy, R 1.

Bunch Eng. pea, Bunch butter-bean,
Rice pop corn, 10c cup full; white mui-
tiplying onions, 25c gal. Add postage.
Mrs. Ben Echols, Philomath.

Rice peas, sound and elean, 5c ib
FOB: 12 lbs. new goose feathers, vick-
ed this yr. 65c lb. Mrs. S. J. Tatum
Talking Rock, R. 3..

Red Rippers and Brabs, ea. $1;
Whipps and Black, ea. 75c; All FOB.
Mrs. D. W. Hall, Carnesville, R 3.

Johnson Wonder Winter beans, 25c
at. del. Also 6 hens and rooster, pure

bred R. I. Reds, $5 and buyer pay]

transportation chgs. Cash with or-
der. J. A. Sudderth, Chamblee.

50 bu. new crop mixed peas, 60c bu.
FOB. J. I. McNair, Stapleton.

Pure Cream Crowder peas, 60c pk.
$2 bu.; Brandywine strawberry plants,
50c C; $3 M; Burbank thornless black-
berry, 50c doz. 3B. J. Pike, Mauk.

75 lbs. Willetts Wonder Eng. peas.

Guar. pure and cold-proof. $9 FOB. C.
L. Newsome, Matthews. -.
8 lbs. Yard Long peas, finest table
pea known, 50c plus postage; 1-2 bu.
Cream Crowders, 4c lb. and postage;
Hastings Prolific corn, 50c pk. H. C.
Moon, Carlton, R 2.

Good, sound, large size Brabham
peas, 90c bu. in 2 1-2 bu. bags, FOB.
L, C. May, Warthen, R 3. |

200 bu. ea. Irons and Brabhams, $1
bu. FOB. Sound, new crop. Sample
on request. Money order or cashiers
chk. R. F. Scarborough, Byron.

Bright, new crop Unknown or large
bunch pea, $1.20 bu. FOB Blue Ridge;
also bright, new crop sundried apples,
7c lb. FOB Young Cane. F. R. Rogers,
Young Cane.

Velvet beans in pod. Make best of-
fer, FOB Parrott, or loaded on your
truck; also want to buy or trade for a
good mule cheap. Write. J. H. Lev-
erett, Parrott.



Cream Crowder peas for sale or exc.
some for pecans and other value.



Speckled, New Eras, and



FRESH AND CURED M
Fresh, all pork stuffed
1b; 30 lbs. papershell pecans, j














































Roy Sullivan,
South C Ave.

Pure country killed pork gs:
lb. FOB. Ship COD if desiz
Willis, Tifton, 110 5th St.

FRUIT FOR SALE

Nice, bright sundried ap
del. in 10 lb. lots. Miss
Dahlonega, R 1. a

HONEY BEES AND B
FOR SALE
Pure Ext. honey, No, 2 gre
lb. pails, FOB, $4; 2 - 10 Ib,
$1.75; 1 = 10 lb. postpaid, $1;
bbls. price on request. Jn
mey, Doctortown.
10 lb, can best grade hon
or Comb, del. $1.25. Sat. g
ey refunded. Can furnish
C. P, Smith. a
Fresh, Ext. honey, Whit
blend, 5 lbs. 75c; 10 lbs. $1.40
for seed oats, Reg. P,
strawberry plants. D.
Odum.

PECAN AND OTHER FR
FOR SALE
Stuart, Schley and Mo
pecan trees 20c to 40c each;
trees, $1.50 doz. Will exc.
son, Shellman.
Old time seedling peac
10c ea. FOB; $1 doz. de
low Limbertwig apple spr
FOB; large red goose pl
cherry and others. Mrs.
Oxford.
Hazlenut,
horehound, 3 for 25c;
$1; Kudzu, $4.50 M; Dill
Exc. for white sacks. Th
ton, Dahlonega, Rl.
Concord grape vine cut
rooted plants, 10 ea. $4
in Ga. Cash with order. .
tobacco or pecans or anythit
Y. M. Anderson, Williamson
Pecan trees, Inspected: 8
Schleys. 4 to 8 ft. 50c ea
migated before shipment
hogs and cows on above ba
Evans, Wadley. :
Quince trees and Dams
each, 6 for $1; May cherry,
Everbearing strawberry plal
Packed in damp moss.
Spriggs, Rockmart, R 2.
State insp. 2 - 3 yr. old
trees, 15c ea; pear, che
cord, Niagara grape vine,
sionary, Klondike strawber
$3.50 M. L. C. Head, Cleve
Old fashioned yellow pi
3 yrs. old, 25c ea. 5 for $









supply; absolutely pure.
der only. Mrs. Sarah
Vienna, R 2.

State insp. true to name
peach trees, lead. var., 10
vines, Concord, Niagara, 10
gressive strawberry plants
H. Atexander, Cleveland.

All lead. var. Apple trees
3 yr. Concsad and Niasa:
ea. $7.50 ; Klondik
plants, 50c C. All State
mame. Postpaid. C.
Cleveland,



ber 24, 1932.

ducts For Sale
PEAS FOR SALE

rowders, 15 lbs. 75c

postpaid; red hulled
rabhams, No. 1s, free
Exc. some for pigs.
Soperton, R. 2.
d white crowder peas
led crowders, $1.75 bu.

wheat, black walnuts.

FOB. D. H. Averett,

p velvet beans in pod,
$5.50 per ton, FOB. D
ter:

ning butter beans, 5c
running velvet beans,
lbs. sound,
owders, $2.50. W L.

beans for sale. Make
; also want to buy 2
ens. Quote best price.

Ambrose
eanuts for sale. 2-3
ptember. Would exc.

or pecans or will exc.
C. Siler, Summertown.
beans in pod, 100 bu.
beans. Jack Burch,

FOR SALE
m yellow butter (Jer-
ic lb. Sample on re-
fofford, Gainesville, R

, butter. Cows T. B.
ostpaid. No containers
C. E. Roberts, Car-

D CORN FOR SALE
op Ear corn, slipped
FOB. Cash only. W.

meal, 45c bu; ear
loads, 35c bu. Velvet
ton bulk car loads.
1d, Omega.
corn, 3c plus _ postage.
oultrie, R 4. .
proved Piedmont seed
maker cotton seed,
will exc. for wheat,
3. RK, P. Steinheimer,

ected, 36 bolls to lb;
le; 42 percent lint, $2
win, Douglasville.



ork sausage, smoked
. $1; home made,
und prints, 5 Ibs. $1;



FOR SALE
2 crop suncured dried
orms, 10c Ib. del; Exc.
10 Ib. buckets, 10c

BEE SUPPLIES
ALE

comb, packed in

10 lbs. 7c lb. New su-

lian bees and _ their
10 frame Standard
ive on No. 9 Highway
8 miles. J. W. Strick-

omb and Ext. honey
-M wooden sections;
Ib. cans, H. B. Har-

RICEA FOR SALE
Str. No. 12087,
60c per oz; str. No.
- Instructions for cul-
quest. B. E. Newell,

EANUTS FOR SALE
25 Ib. lots, per Ib;
rts, Van Demans, 25

Stuart pecans,
Stitarts but lit-



MARKE T BULLETIN

Georgia Products For Sale

tle smaller, 20c Ib. del. good seedlings
10c lb; 3 fine 60 lb. meat shoats. GP.
Nunn, Crawfordville, R 2.

250 Ibs. Stuarts, 20c lb; 400 lbs. Mo-
biles, 15c lb. Also 10 P. C. shoats, wt.
50 to 70 lbs. and bred, 300 lb. sow, for
sale. Sam Stafford, The Rock.

Pecans, 1932 crop, all kinds and siz-
es. Guar. Wt. Stuarts and hleys, 100
Ib. lots, 18; 50 Ib. lots, 19c; less than
50 Ibs. 20c Ib. del. Money order. D. L.
Hitchcock, Watkinsville.

White Spanish peanuts, $1.60 per 2,
bu. bag, also pure Ga. Cane syrup, 35
gal. bbl. $10.50; 6 one gal. cans, $2.50.
Malvin Collins, Whigham.

Seedlings, 8c; Delmas, 10c; Stuarts, |

15c Ib. Send postage with order. J. A.
Nipper, Moultrie, R 4.

Valencia peanuts, hand picked $1.50
bu. 12 pure B. R. pullets, April hatch,
$8 for lot, FOB. C. E. Bedenbaugh,
Wrightsville.

Few Schley papershell pecans, new
crop, 20c lb. in 10 Ib. lots, del. in Ga.
Money order. No chks. James Brooks,
Monroe. ;

Extra large, hand selected papershell
pecans, less than 50 make a pound.
1932 crop, 25 lb. plus postage. Mrs.
T. C. Floyd, Chipley, R 2, Box 74.

Nice, shelled pecans 3 lbs. $1 post-
paid. Larger quantities, write for spe-
cial prices. Money order..,Mrs. Callie
Leggett, Baxley.

700 lbs. standard var., 1932 pecans,
ready for market. Well filled, nice
nuts. Make offer. Albert M. Hill,
Greenville.

100 Ibs. new crop, large Stuart and
papershell pecans, 15c lb. or exc. for
anything can use. Mrs. D. R. Nall,
Luthersville.

Hulled pecans, halves in 10 Ib. lots,
or over, 27c 1b; pieces, 25c lb. prepaid.
Nelson Kea, Adrian. _

Best grade, new crop Stewart pecans,
20c lb. FOB. Frank Lamb, Danville.

Schleys, 35c Jb; Stuarts, Van De-
mans, 25c Ib.; Money-maker, 22c;
Frotscher, 20c lb. All in 10-25 Ib. lots;
seedlings, 10-15c lb. Over 50 lbs. 3c
pound off scale price, FOB. Z: D.
Cravey, Tax Collector, Telfair Co.

Large, well filled Stuarts, 20c lb del.
in 3rd zone; or 15 Jb. for 50 Ib. lot.
not del. P. A. Jones, West Green.

Stuarts and papershell Schleys, No.
Ga. grown; well filled out; guar. wt.
100 Ib. lots, 20c Ib; 50 Ib. 22 1-2c; 25
Ibs. or less, 25c:lb. Money order. D.
L. Hitchcock, Watkinsville.

A few hundred lbs. Stuarts, Schleys,
Mobile, Tesche, Frotscher papershell
pecans, 15c to 25c lb. according to size
and var. Del. or 20c lb. FOB for lot.
Sample for 10c postage. C. G. Oliver,
Barnesville, R 2.

Papershell pecans, 10 Ibs. $2 del in
Ga. Mrs. Wyman Bargeron, Sardis.

Schley pecans, 25c lb; Stewarts, lic
lb. Send postage with money order.
Mrs. W. A. Sargent, Cordele, 306 5th
Ave.

About 5 M lbs. fine pecans, mostly
Schleys, Stuarts, Frotschers, Delmas,
some Mobiles, 16c lb. all around, FOB;
800 - 1M Ibs. seedlings, also. S. C.
Owen, Woodbury.

100 lbs. 1932 crop pecans, sound, 5c
lb. at my home; variety seedling. Er-
nest Fountain, Vidalia, R 1.

No. 1, -N. C. Runner peanuts, 2c lb;
also 36 March hatch pure bred Parks
tr. B. R. pullets, with 3 roosters free.
$1 each. W.S. Norton, Edison. :

' Extra large, Stuart and Schley pe-
cans, 25c lb. del. No order less than
4 lbs. Arthur H. Meyer, Winterville.

Large, hand selected papershell pe-
cans (not less than 50 make a pound).
1932 crop, 25c lb. Add postage. Mrs.
T. C. Floyd, Chipley, R 2; Box 74.

200 Ibs. No. 1 Grade Stuart pecans,
10c ib. FOB. Apply: Wm. H. Jackson,
Crawfordville. |
200 Ibs. Grade A Stuart pecans. Ex-
fra fine. 15c lb. FOB. Apply: C. S.
Roberts, Crawfordville. ;

Large Red Valencia peanuts, hand
picked, free from trash: and pops, 10c
Ib. FOB; 12 1-2c lb. del. H. W. Thur-
mond, Greshamville.

Med. size Spanish peanuts, hand
picked, $1 bu; new bright sorghum
syrup in 10 lb. pails, 50c; large size
papershell Mobile pecans, 15c lb. FOB.

Mrs. L, E. Ross, The Rock, R 1, Box}

53.



Georgia Products For Sale

Schley and Stuart pecans, 20c Ib.
Cash with order. J. C. Johnston, Ho-
gansville.

PECAN AND OTHER FRUIT TREES
FOR SALE

20 extra fine, old fashioned peach
trees, will bear after next yr. 5c each.
Exc. for 10 lbs. nice, dried apples or
for 2 ducks or for guineas. E. A. Bor-
ders, Warrenton, R 1.

Apricot and Damson plum - sprouts,
20c; old fashioned plum peach trees,
10c; hazlenut bushes, 50c doz. Will
a Mrs. A. J. Stansel, Cleveland,

Brown Figs, well rooted, 10c ea. 12
for $1. J. W. League, Waco, R 2, Box
113.

Brown figs, well rooted, 10c ea. $1
per 15; Sage, 6 plants, 15c; 25c doz.
Peppermint, 6 for 15cc. 25c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. B. E. Patterson, Waco,
R 2, Box 113.

Brown Figs, white scuppernong, 10c
ea. $1 doz. 6 or more, del; Hazlenut
bushes, 40c doz. or 3 doz. $1. Exe. for
pr. P. C. or Duroc pigs. W. A. Moon,
Waco. /

Scuppernong vines, rooted, extra
large white variety, 20c ea. or 3 for 50c
postpaid. Isla Hamilton, Alamo, R 2.

State insp. lead. var. Peach, $45 M;
$5 C. Apple, Plum, Apricot, Fig, $8
C. $1.50 doz; Pear, Cherry, $10. C.
$1.75 doz. Grape, $5 C. 90c dozen. E.
B. Travis, Riverdale.

. POTATOES FOR SALE
40 bu. imp. red skin P.R. potatoes,
grown on new ground, 35c bu. or exc.
part for new Sugar Cane syrup and
bal. for hens or anything can use.
Write. Glenn Wilds, Ambrose.

SYRUP FOR SALE

No. 1 Ga. Cane syrup, guar. case of
6 - 10 Ib. cans, $2.75 del. Money order
with letter. C. B. Hurst, Meigs, R 1.

Good quality pure Ga. Cane syrup,
in 6 - 10 lb cans to cs. at $2.50 per cs.
Syrup guar. as represented. Money
with order. W. L. Miller, Lakeland.

30 gal. sugar cane syrup, $10 or exc.
for other value; Missionary strawberry
plants, $1.50 M or exc. for rye, wheat,
honey, fruit, peas, etc. Mrs. J. J. Out-
en, Manassas.

Best grade pure sugar cane syrup,
60 gal. bbls. $16.50 each; 35 gal. bbls.
$10.50 each; Cs. 6 - No. 10 cans, $2.50;
12 - No. 5s, $2.80. Quality guar. Lee
Patrick, Quitman.

A-1 grade Ga. cane syrup, in new
Cypress barrels, 25 gal. FOB. A. E.
Speer, Ochlochnee. ,

Pure, strictly A-1 syrup, 35 gal. bbls.,
30c gal; Gal. cans 40c; half gals. 45c;-
Qts., 50c, FOB shipping points, Whig-
ham and Climax. Money order. W. U.
J. Draughon, Climax.

A-1 pure Ga. Ribbon Cane syrup, No.
10 cans, 40c; Velvet beans in pod, $5.-
50. Send sacks to ship beans in. Mrs.
Eula B. Cook, Milan. |

Ga. Cane syrup for sale or exc. for
Reg. S. P. C. pigs, peas-or soy beans.
W. R. Brantley, Wrightsville.

Fancy A-1 Sugar Cane syrup in new
35 gal. bbls., $8.75; cases, 6 - 1 gal.
cans, $2.25. 12. halves, $2:50-: J. TT.
Ponder, Whigham. .-

Good Ribbon Cane syrup in gal.
cans, for sale or exc. for runner pea-
nuts. E. S. Dorminy, Enigma.

New Ga. Ribbon Cane syrup, in half
gal. cans, $3.60 cs; 100 per cent pure.
Ship FOB. Samples on request. Send
6c for postage. Cleon Hutchinson,
Quitman, R 1.

Best grade So. Ga. pure Red Cane
syrup, full size beer bottle, $1.50 doz.
Cash with order. Ship FOB or FRT.
6e for sample. W. L, & H. T. Dasher,
Lake Park, R 1. ay

Ga. Cane syrup in new bbis., $9 FOB.
P. W. Bussey, Cairo.

VEGETABLES FOR SALE
1M collards for sale at reasonable
price, by truck load. J. A. Cheek, Bu-
ford, R 2.
100 bu. green tomatoes and 10M bu.
turnips. C. H. Strangward, Sylvester.
5M and 500 heads collards, cheap.
Bring your trucks; Hastings bedding
cabbage collards. J. Hugh Windham,
Reynolds.
100 heads collards, nice, large heads,
8 per head at my farm. Mrs. Irene













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Georgia Products For Sale

Wynn, Glenwood, R 2.

2M extra large collards. Prefer to
sell to trucks at patch. W. T. Baugh,
Madison.

38M large, tender collards to truck,

$40 for patch if taken at once. Write |

or come, 3 miles Gordon. Roy L. Blood-
worth, McIntyre,*R 1.

2M extra large, tender collards for
sale. Prefer to sell to truckers at
patch; Want artichoke plants. State
quantity and quote price. W. T. Baugh
Madison.

Georgia Products Wanted

BEANS AND PEAS WANTED
Want 240 bu. sound velvet beans,
Quote best price, del. Waynesboro. Ed-
win Fulcher, Wayensboro.

CORN AND SEED CORN WANTED
Want 100 bu. shelled corn. Make
best price in Ear. G. J. Dryden, Ho-
boken.
Want 10 bu. yellow corn, shelled, at





30c bu. R. S. Park, Eatonton, P. O. Box |

334. .

Want 1M bu. corn del. Shucks
preferred. Give best price. N. J.
Griffin, Gibson.

Want 5 - 10 bu. sound, white corn
ea.. week, or fresh white corn meal.
State best price on same, del. Mrs.
H. O. Padgett, Atlanta, 160 Howard St.
5.5:

Want corn. Quote prices del. New-
nan, on shelled in sacks, shucked in
ear, or in the shuck; also want peas
for sowing next spring. Quote del.
prices. E. C. McKoy, Newnan.

Exe. good $30 value for corn or hogs,
Write for full information. C. T. Mor-
gan, Decatur, RFD 1.

Want 50 bu. slipped shuck ear cron.
Make lowest cash price. T.. W. Mc-
Donald, Oakwood.

Want 40 bu. shelled corn, cheap,
within 50 miles. Quote price FOB:
also want first class mule not over 8
yrs. old, wt. 1050-1100 lbs. cheap. J.C.
Cain, Buford, R 2:

Want 20 bu. shelled corn at 45c and
15 bu. wheat at 70c del. Communicae
at once with: O. Carter, Atlanta, 762
Pearce Ave., SW.

Exc. 300 4 - 5\ft. Yellow, Dark Red
Delicious, Yates, Terry or Winesap ap-

ple trees for 100 bu. good, sound ear

corn, del. here. James Cureton, Aus-
tell.



COTTON SEED WANTED
Want price on 50 or 60 bu. pure

Ruckers cotton seed. Send sample and

price. J. E. Ethridge, Canon.



PECANS AND PEANUTS WANTED

Exc. 10-75 white feed sacks, 100 lb.
cap., best cond., for equal value in
med. size papershell pecans, or Jumbo
Spanish peanuts at Mkt. price. OC. F.
Maddox, Lawrenceville.

Want a few hundred pounds of No.
1 Schley-Success and Stuart pecans of
1932 crop. Advise lowest cash price
and number you have. W. J. Davis,
Valdosta, P. O. Box 4.

Want papershell and seedling pe-
cans. Pay highest market prices. No
wait. No promises. Send samples.
quantity you have to sell. Bob Mc-
Cormick, Albany.

Highest cash prices paid for Seed-
ling and Papershell pecans, any quan-
tity. Send samples and state quantity
and price will be quoted you. Geo.
M. Prince, Columbus, Box 1160. _

Best cash prices paid for all var. pa-
pershell pecans and seedling pecans.

}H. G. Thomas, Jr. Atlanta, 11 Atl,

Nat'l. Bank Bldg.

Highest cash prices paid for No. 1
papershell pecans. R. L. Anderson,
P, O. Box 2208.

Highest cash prices paid for No. 1
papershell pecans. R. L. Henderson,
Atlanta, P. O.. Box 2208.

Want pecans, all var., also black
walnut MEATS. Neon Buchanan,
Americus.

Want all kinds pecans, especially
seedlings. Send sample and state low-
est price will accept. Will call with
truck within 200 miles Waycross. I. R.
Reece, Waycross, P. O. Box 586.

Highest market prices paid for pa-
pershell and large seedling pecans,
Send samples and price. W. J. Josey,
Americus.

the


seed oats: bu. for bu.
value for sd oats. D. B. Bryson,
_ Patterson.

FOB truck at



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Georgia Products Wanted

PECAN AND OTHER FRUIT TREES
i - WANTED

- Want big Black Fig bushes. Mrs. L.
H. Coe, Eastanollee,

Want 6 - 8 ft. Gov. insp. pecan trees,
de}. Oglethorpe. State var., and quote
lowest prices. Must be positive of va-
rieties. J. D. McBride, Thomasville.
- Goose plums, large red var., well
rooted, 3 for 10 3c stamps (30c) pre-
paid in Ga.; also few bu. seed corn,
Piedmont 2 ear kind. Write. A, Stein-
heimer, Woolsey, R 1.

White scuppernong vines, muscadines
and summer grapes, rooted, 6, 25c;
catnip, sage plants, 30c doz; horse-
apple sprouts, 3 ft. 10c ea. 3 for 25c.
Add 15c postage. Mrs. Roy Titshaw,
Monroe.

Want 100 budded pecans. State va-
riety, age and prices. Bertley Moody,
Screven, R 2, Box 14.

SYRUP WANTED



Exe. Jersey bull calves, ent. to rey.

for Ga. Cane syrup, or feed, close by.
Calves, 1 mo. to 8 mos. old. S. G. Mc-

_ Neill, Arlington.

Exc. good value for good sugar cane
syrup. H. H. Huckeba, Roopville.

_ VEGETABLES WANTED
Want an acre or two of cabbage and



1 acre of turnips, by the acre in the

field. Must be reasonable price. G.

F. Sheppard, Fitzgerald, R 3.
Tobacco For Sale

._ Good, mellow, flue cured tobacco,
13 lbs. $1; 7 lbs. 50c, prepaid to 3rd
gone. Mrs. Lester Lam, Baxley, R 2.

_ Tobacco, sweet and mellow grade.
Brown or yellow leaf, ready, chew or
smoke, 14 lbs. $1 del. 3rd zone. Olive
Troupe, Baxley R 2. .

Flue cured tobacco, chewing or smo-
king, 1932 crop, 15 lbs. $1 del; Lemon
yellow tobacco seed for 300 yard bed.
0c del. Cash with order. Dan A.
Campbell, Baxley, R 2,

Tobacco Wanted

Want 100 to 500 lbs. good grade long
leaf, flue cured, chewing tobacco. Will
exc. pure Wannamaker Low Bush and
Boll Type cotton seed. Sample exch.
B. F. Fagan, Martin.

Want 15 to 30 Ibs. dark red home-
made tobacco, through and through
stemmed and flavored and twisted
Must be old and mellow. H. H. Huck-
eba, Roopville.

Grain and Hay For Sale _

00 bundles good 4 hand fodder for
sale. W. G. Akins, Buford, R 1.
Genuine Blue Stem seed wheat, 80c







bu. Grew 30 bu. per A. Pure Ban-
croft seed oats, 40c bu. free from for-
eign matter and grass seed. Riley C.
_ Couch, Turin.

Peanut hay, free from nut-grass,

with lots of crab grass, $5 per ton,
FOB carlots; Velvet beans, sacked, $10

ton, FOB. R. L. Thomas, Smithville,
R 1.
' 1 ton each, No. 1 alfalfa, $20; clover

- $17.50; mixd, $14. All baled; no rain.
FOB. Jno. Whiteman, Adairsville,

O-too-tan hay, $14 ton bulk, or 83c

- per bale; also yood, bright oat hay,
_ 26 bale.

Baxter Ward, Fayetteville.
Egyptian wheat, 50c Ib. or exc. some

for seed oats, rye or some good staple

cotton seed.
R 3.

Grain and Hay Wanted

Exe. N. C. Flat Runner peantits for
Also exc. other

J. C. Davis, Ochlochnee.



Want 100 bu. seed oats ab 300 btlic,
our place. Write at

Exc. Ga, Cane syrup for hay. Syrup

in bbls. or cans. D, B. Mills, Ochtooh-

nee, R 4.
Want seed wheat, 4 bu. clean and

sound. Exe. pure hog lard: 10 Ibs. for

bu. Esa. prepay their shipment; pure
Nancy Hall potatoes to exc. Write, P:

_ J. Watson, Nunez, R 1.



Poultry For Sale
ss PHEASANTS FOR SALE
Youre Goldens, 88 prs 2 yh ofd, tnt




1933.



Poultry For Sale

plumage Goldens, $10 pr; Lady Am-
hearst, young, $9 pr; 2 yr. old $15 pr;
Reeves, 1932 hatch, $20 pr. All will
breed in Spring. L. J. Barrow, West
Point.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,
GEESE, ETC., FOR SALE

12 large geese, 50c each, not prepaid.
Also Himalaya blackberry plants, 50c
C; Progressive strawberry plants, 20
C. $1.25 M. Mrs. J. B. Paige, Sur-
rency, R 2.

2 1-2 yr. old tom, Ellis str. Grand-
father wt. 65 lbs. $5. 3 young, same
str. $3 ea. Also S. C. R. I. Red, Don-
aldson str. cock, $1.25. Mrs, J. G. Wal-
drop, Tifton, R 3: x

Bird Bros. Copperback Bronze toms,
2 yrs. old, fine breeding stock, $7. Mrs.
S. W. Morgan, Vienna.

1 pure White Indian Runner drake,
1932 hatch, 75c. Wesley C. Hodnette,
Gabbettville, R 2, Box 33,

4 young Guinea hens and rooster,
Blue Speckled, 75c ea. or $350 FOB for
lot; want 25 or 30 White Rock baby
chicks to raise on halves. Mrs. J. G.
Chapman, Butler, R 1.

Positions Wanted

Want job as Supt. of large farm;
Life time exp. gen. farming and stock
raising, also exp. home veterinarian.
Do not drink. Begin now or Jan. Ist.
C. C. Wyche, Greenville, R 2

Want 3 horse farm, 3rd and 4ths
or standing rent, near Atlanta. Must
be ideal farm; on school bus route,
near church. Need some financing.
J. O, Giles, McDonough, R 3.

General farmer, also exp. in truck-
ing, hogs, cows, modern farm machin-
ery,. wants work. Consider small sal-
ary and patches, or 1 horse crop. Wife,
12 children, Good workers. John C.
Letts, Ailey, R 1.

Old Time farmer wants 2 horse
place on halves. 41 yrs. old. 8 in fam-
ily. Run Bill required. Can move
now; pay move bill later. F. L, Hen-
derson, Eastman, R 2,

Want job of stilling turpentine, at
once. J. A. Miles Jr., Register, R 1.

Want 1 horse farm on shares for
38 yrs. old. 6 in family. Pre-
fer Middle Ga. near good school and
shurch, A. H. Johnson, Mitchell, R 3.

Want work in nice country home as-

sisting with poultry, and other light
arm work. Best of ref. Miss Janie
Page, Surrency, R, 2. -
_ Want 1 horse crop on halves; good
man, good land, for 1933. Need some
nelp. Not much. Carroll H. Rovers,
Norman Park, R 1. :

Want 2 horse crop on shares with
good man. Have 4 grown to work,
and all good willing workers. Ref. if
oe Mrs. J. HE. Turner, Ashburn,

27 yr. old young woman wants place
on farm to assist with Heht work.
Miss Sallie Mae ONeal, Hazlehurst,
Clo H. C. Burdette,

Want job as foreman on farm or
overseer, but will take any job offer-
ed. No family. Life time exp. Am
also a good carpenter. P. H. Collins,
Camilla, R A,

Elderly man wants work tending
chickens, brooding and incubating,
milking cows, raising feed, next yr;
about 15 acrs. Board and small wage.
George Rowe, Albany, Clo Gen. Del.

Want 1 or 2 horse farm with good
man on halves, near pood town; good
land, stock, bldgs. ete. 4 in family.
Good workers, Ref. W. GC. Akins, Bue
ford, R 1.

Want 1 horse farm on halves, or
will work for wages and work ctop for
Std. Have to be furnished and moved.
3 in family. Ref. At 6hce. THs.
Richard Tucker, Bowman, R 2. Clo v.
8. Barton.

Middleaged man wants job on farm





for wages, until crop time, and then

crop on 50-50 basis, or work for wages,
Belong to church and Iive up to same.
Robt. J. Davis, Newington,

Want farm for 1938. 6 in family, 2
boys, girl, all large enough to work.
Belong to church. Prefer So, Ga.
Work for wages part time to pay Run
Bill. Mrs. Lilla Billines, Oliver, R 1.

24 yr. old man wants rop in No,
Ga. on halves. Single and ew, rive

MAREKRT BULLETIN.



Positions Wanted
good ref. Farmed all my life. Start
any time. Henry Hammond, Bremen,
R 2. ;

Want job as Farm Supt. 40 yrs. ol.
Life time exp. in handling labor; gen-
eral farming, trucking, poultry, hogs,
cattle raising, etc. J. M. Garrett, Tif-
ton, 109 11th St.

Want 2 horse crop on 50-50 basis
with 2 houses, or 1 large one.

Shackleford, Lawrenceville, R 3, Cjo
Tom Ledbetter.

Want 1 horse farm on shares and 4
or 5 M turpentine timber to work on
halves or salary, or 2 horse farm on
halves. Emanuel county preferred, but
po elsewhere. At once. Caulie C. Webb,
Adrian, R 3.

Want job on farm, 2 in family. Take
1 horse farm or work for wages. Good,
steady worker. Dependable. Raised on
farm. Come see or write at once. W.
J. Large, Macon, 124 Second St.

26 yr. old man wants job as care-
taker of place near Coast or Savan-
nah. With goats, hogs or sheep to
raise on shares, and few acres truck.
Write. Johnnie Williams, Oliver.

20 yr. old young man wants job on
dairy for reasonable wages. Good
milker. Dayton Williams, Oliver.

Want job on modern poultry farm
for wages. Single, 40 yrs. old, first
class poultryman, English and Ameri-
can exp. Put your farm on paying
basis. Clifford Renouf, Lithonia,

Farm Help Wanted |

Want good farmer for 300 acre farm
in Coweta county. Party to furnish
self and stock. Shares. R. C, Loyd,
Ocilla, R 1.

Want good farmer, 2 plows, 50-50
basis. Good land. Must be able fin-
ance self. C. D, Williamson. Plains.

Want middleaged, single, white man
of neat appearance to help in dairy
and farm. Come, dont write. $1
week, board and laundry. G. B. Ham,
Cobbtown. .

Live Stock For Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE

8 yr. old milch cow. Sell or exc. for
other value. Worth Cochran, Aska,
Ga.

10 Guernsey and Jersey heifers,
springers, $20 each; White unwashed
wool, 20c Ib. heavy fleeced sheep skin,
75 ea. new white leaf lard, 50 Ib. cans,
8c lb. Robt. S. Anderson, Hawkins-
ville.

2 nice Jersey cows, 3 - 4 gal ea. ac-
cording to feed; 1 fresh Nov. 18th;
other, Nov. 25th. $50 ea. Rent, $3
ie each. C. H. Duggar, Whigham, R





Jersey cow, giving 2 gal. milk, fresh-
en in Spring, $25, or exc. for pigs, wt.
80-50 Ibs. C. D. Williamson, Plains.
Polled Hereford bulls, pure bred, all
ages, also heifers, bred and not bred,
for sale. Come and see. J. C. Col-
lier, Barnesville,
Fresh cow, Jersey and Holstein,
cross, 3 gal, per day, about, 6 yrs. old.
$40. W. G. Kelley, Forest Park.
Jersy and Holstein, cross 2 yr. old

heifer, freshen in March, $25. She is

& 4-H Club Oalf. Ardell
Lorane, R 1,

One nice 31-32 Guernsey male calf,
7 wks. old, $5.50. Mrs. J. F. Trawick,
Tennille,

Thoroughbred Jersey male calf, but
not reg. 2 mods. old, $5 FOB, or exe. for
2 good pigs. Mrs. C. F. Hunt, Cum-
mine, R 1.

Fine 8 bee i 1-2

, iv * i pigs, 4 =2 MOB,
old, ry. in biyers name. $6 each;
fine, mark silkey March hatch B, R.
ean $1 da. FOB. W. H. Williams,

Pure brd Diirse shdats and hogs,
truck lots. J. T. Spier, Barnesville,
Durde J. boars, and bred els, also
younger shoats, 60-175 Ibs. All rev.
stock. Cash, or exe. for shell corn,
beed oats, Ga, Cane syrup, field peas
or stich Ike.
more, R 1, Box 31,
Big Bone Blue Guinea gilts. bred.
also boars, $4, $6 and $8 FOB. xe.
for Brab peas. W. A. Bttivitisr, Norris.

Hudson,






my

Have 2
trucks and can move self. Write. Joe)

jon, 500, 50c; 75c M.

L. H, Bdenfield, stin- | 4








: Thursday, November 24, 1932, ae
Live Stock For Sale

Pr. nice S. P. C. pigs, 100 Ib. sige,
for sale or exc. 1 bbl. 33 gal. Ga. sy-
rup, or 25 bu. seed oats. Mrs. Bessie
Gay, Garfield.

Reg. 8S. P. C. bred gilts, service boars,

All from Worlds Champion blood of

The Limit. Sell or exc. for L. pui-
lets. F. H. Bunn, Midville.

Live Stock Wanted

HORSES AND MULES WANTED

Want good farm mue, wt. about 1
M Ibs. Will exc. value. E, K. Smith,
East Point, Box 267.

Want 1 cheap mule or horse. Will
trade meat hogs and some money. Y,
L. Rauton, Jr., Vidalia, R 2.

Plants For Sale

Chas. W. cabbage plants, ready, 500,
40c; 75c M. Add postage. Bob Allen,
Canon, R 3.

New Blakemore strawberry plants,
50c CG. $3 M. C. G. Byington, Boling-
broke. :

Klondike strawberry plants, 10c CG;
large, white nest onion piants, 10c C. .
5c extra per 100 planis. Mrs, M. E,
Floyd, Fitzgerald.

Imp. yenuine Klondike strawberry
plants, true to name, 29c C. $1.75 M.
Major Crowe, Cumming, R 1.

Early bearing strawberry plants, 25c _
C. Exc. for white feed sacks, or white
butter-beans; red and yellow pop
corn, 3 gts. 50c.
pire, R 1, Box 30.

Kudzu piants, 2 to 3 yrs. old, $5 M
or exc. for corn. R. L. Britt, Mar-
shallville.

Frost-proof cabbage plants, E., and
Chas. W. full count, 200, 20c; 500, 40c;
65c M del. Open field grown. J. O.
Stokes, Fitzgerald, R 3. 1

State insp. Klondike strawberry
plants, 25 C. $1.75 M del. Money
order preferred. Ship any time. Miss
Lena Norris, Sparks, R 2, :





Chas. W., Copenhagen Market and ~

Golden Acre cabbage plants, ready, $1
M del your Post Office, or 75c M in
lots of 3 M or more. Cash with order.
M. M. Yarbrough, Guyton.

Flat D. and W. cabbage plants, 55c,
500; 90c M. Exc. M plants for 12 Ibs.
good, home-made tobacco; M plants
for 10 Ibs. pecans. W. F. Mathis, Flo-
wery Branch, R 1.

Klondike strawberry plants, 40c C.

$2. M; also sev. lbs. Red Hot pepper,

250 lb. Mrs. W. H. Nelson, Powder
Springs,

Cabbage plants, from genuine Long
Island seed, E. J., C. W., Succession,
Flat Dutch, Copenhagen. All head ear-
ly. 500, 40c; 60c M del. 40c M FOB. J.
fF. Haddan, Doerun.

True to name Missionary strawberry
plants, $1.75 M here. J. W. Hancock,
Alma.

Everbearing strawberry plants, $1.50
M. Exc. black walnuts, pecans, pop
corn, chickens, eggs, etc. Mrs. J. M.
Jones, Omega, RB 1. Le

Bermuda onion and Wakefield cab-.
bage plants, 65c M postpaid A. E.
Reinhardt, Ashburn, ;

Chas, W., E. J., Flat Dutch, and
Copen. Mkt., cabbage plants, 35, 500;
50c M del. Millions ready, W. H. Mor-
ris, Baxley, R 1,

Frost-proof cabbage plants. Copt-
hagen, BH. J., W. Chas. W. 500, 85c; 55
M. 3 M $1.50. All del. Mrs. Nanoy
Bowen, Baxley, R 4.

B. J., W. cabbage plants, Crystal
Wax and yellow Bermuda onion plants,
75c M del. Moss packed. A. O. John-
son, Fitzgerald, Box 429.

Millions Jersey and Chas. W. cab-
bage and collard plants, 500, 50c} 75
M. 3 M up, 50 M. Crystal Wax on-
Any quantity.
B. J, Head, Alma. oa

Crystal Wax and yellow Bermitida
onion, Hi. J., cabbage plants, ready, 80
M prepaid. Damp moss packed. Guar.
true to name. D. J. Johnson, Fitz
gerald, 408 W. Altamaha St.

Copen. Mkt. Chas, W., BE. J., and
Flat Dutch cabbage plants, 35c, 500;
56e M. del. Minnie Smith, Baxley, R-

All var frost-proof cabbage plants,
60c M del. 5 M $2.40 del; Crystal
Wax, yellow Bermuda and Prizetaker
onion plants, 700 M. 3 M $2 dbl. Har-
afd Aitith, Baxley. habe aoa











Mrs, R. C. Law, Em-