STATE CAPITOL Effective May ist the rates on wolcefictons from Genre: were very materially increased and negotiations are now der way with several large motor trucking concerns to ar- On januany 22, 1932, the eallropda paDEeeed a tariff med by the railroads that this cancellation was made on lice Service Commission, the Sowega Melon Growers As- iation, and some individual shippers filed a petition with to investigate the reasonableness of the increased rates Examiner of the Interstate Commerce Commission and at hearing evidence was introduced by the Georgia Public ice Commission and the Sowega Melon Growers Associa- on showing that the present rates were not too low, but in t in many cases were entirely too high and the Public Ser- icrease. The Interstate Commerce Commission issued an er February 18th that was made effective May Ist, and the wing statement shows the result of this order: BASED ON 27,000 POUNDS: FROM _ VALDOSTA, GA. pping points to. practically all markets in Southern terri- : ae sens Ens. See Ss crop over the high- celling the watermelon rates to all points throughout the try which had been in effect for many years and it was Interstate Commerce Commission to suspend this tariff ich were proposed by the railroads new tariff. These pe- ons were granted and hearings were had at Atlanta before _ e Commission and the Sowega Melon Growers Association tended there should bea reduction in the rates rather than PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETSMAX 1 i. MoRAR, DIRECTOR _ _ATLANTA, eee THURSDAY, MAY Ti, 1933, - ATTENTION! oo thee rders of the Interstate Commerce Commission. The Georgia : merce Commission that neither the Interstate Commerce Com- __ : AGRICULTURE. ee I poe. NUMBER 19. pe ean FROM - MOULTRIE, GA. VALDOSTA, GA. oe Sr. _OldRate New Rate Old Rate New Rate | re Indianapolis, tnd: pe a 151,20 2. 164,70: 157.95 967.40: St Lowiss Mo: 5 140.40... 167.40. --147.15 16740 = _Cinsinnati, Ohio
129.60".
Nashville, Tenn... =. 79.65 129.60 $9.10. 2 Toe
Chattanooga, Tenn. BOL7B. = 10800, 4567800 6 110
Melanie Gar oe 35.10 86.40 45.90 89.10
: Augusta, Ga oa ped se 86.45 e s- 9 IB 04 3 SOAR re A455 0=
e Vncon; Ga. Sa ee SOGeED Ai eee ee 29.70 T5605 &-
Birminehans Ala. 33 (53.80 42. 86:40- 61.505. +e LOR BOR
~ Meridian, Miss. <0. 1.80 110.70 98.65 ULiOle 3
Ped eon; Mise. a ee A 20 > 124.20 LUG2a 25 CIO SO
Greenville, pI GES Seay 2 sede ee 91.80 1AG.4A08* 59855. 7 dae Ae
_Micksbtire, Miss.) 81.88 <- ) 129-60, 08.80.55 = tong 0:
Richmond, Va. no ee 128.25 "YAS Oo Ase be oe FASS: 30-
RBalsich, MC 110.70 132:30 101.25 ~~ 126.90.
Charlotte, N. C, 76.95, 118.80 83:70. TUB RO:
Spartanburg, S. C, er oN 76,95.> == s116,10 195605 5; 116. 10>
Columns ap Wake 66.15 | 105.30 65. 1 99.90. or
Tt, will be noted: that the vate from Moultrie to Nashville =
shows an increase of approximately $50.00 per car based on
an average loading of 27,000 pounds per car. and similar in-
creases to Chattanooga, Memphis, ew Orleans, Cincinnati,
etc. The negotiations now under way with the trucking lines.
indicate we will be able to have the melons trucked over the oe
highways at slightly less rates than the old rates and in addi-
tion to the saving in freight charges the shipment by motor
truck will enable the grower to sell less than a full car load' at
many points that are not in position to use a full car load and |
ue tele in the end prove a blessing to the watermelon growers, ie
Tt is very evident from the order of the Interstate Com-
- mission nor the traffic managers of the railroads are familiar _
: 2 tempt to force upon the melon growers prohibitive rates that Se
but for the possibility of the grower using the motor trucks _
would have the effect of destroying the watermelon industry -
with the marketing of watermelons and the necessity of reas-
onable rates in Southern territory, otherwise they would not at-
in Georgia and Georgia produces and ships more watermelons oe
MOULTRIE, GAc
Old Rate | New Rate Old Rate New Rate
timores Ma. SU ad Shak $156.60 $170. 10 $159.80 ee 70.
Sree et eee 222.75 207.90 1 O94,10: 202.50 |
Mork: New . se 180.90 TSO BO 6 18S.60- 188,90 = |
delphia, Pas Ces Paes 174.15 778.208 175,50 2 1 280
Beek. ee Gen aes 210.60 202.50 Dp TeU - 199.80 .
ashington, D. Ce 156.60 164.707- 2169.30< (= 25930;
kes- Barre, _ Pay Se ee 206.55 189.00 - 207.90 180.90 ~
uffalo, N.: Ys ee 475.50. =: A9710 184.95 199.80.
ittsburgh, Pape ES Con 171.45 486.802 << TIS DO o/ 16G 80?
166.05 164.70 -~ 172.80 167.40
: 180.90 179700 183.60
168.75 180.90 175.50 1838.60
: 183.60 178.20 183.60
; Xe OS
than any other State in the United States,
as i McRAE, Divector.
INDEX | -
- OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS 7 me
| Prevailing Wholesale Prices May 8, 1933. Always Subject to pega Grain and Hay For Sale ess: 2
ee : Poult. FOL C016 era ian ne 2
Po ee. 2 Atlanta Macon Savannah Augusta Columbus Valdosta Rome | - aaa ;
s, extra, Hosen eo a cess $ .13 Be7 $ .15 ee $1 S64 $ 15 Poultry Wanted pees eeeececeeeeecnetee 2
s, standard, dozen ~-.------~-~---- 12 16% oS ae 14 | td 14 Baby Chicks Por Bale 4.2... 2
pCeoreia trade, dozen: -- = -----=_ 2s 16 12 ie 13% 14 13 : 23
s, yard run, dozen meen nnsnsen na nee AZ 15 11 =e fe ae Baby. Chicks Wanted... -a...5-..- 2-3
a ee .09 10 10 a3 0 Bg OT ow es Bie 5
ns, Baie tp. Re. oe .09 See ag = 10 10 10 Eggs For Sale -...........-.-
ens, small colored and W. Leghorns 07. .1l 09 = ae a e FEGGS WAC nnnn-eecceeceeenenseeessnneencseetentees 3
pes. ee ee a . a aS a "18 rr Live Stock For Sale. ....-...---- eS 3
Pe ea 10 At -- Al 10 10 Live Stock Wanted. ......... :
pe or ee ue ae = a - te Positions Wanted ............-:--
oR ee = 17 ae 15 15 - Farm Help. Wanted
85 50 ae = Sus Plants For Sale 224-40,
.90 00) =e : : 7 i See Sagted ise oe oe
20 21% & 20 20 i Plants Wanted es :
aR 63 = 60 50 65 Seed FOr Sale enceeteoneecsetesee aoe ;
1.25 40 a 1.00 = 60. oe Seed Wanteds 4 eee
Vheat, bu. ------.--~---------------=- = =~ 56 - a == . Miscellaneous For Sale ou... -scccesscsencc
abbage (per 100 the) cence ee 1.50 ~~ 90 = 1.25 1.00 1.50 tepneie For Bale ee
avine Hay, No. 1, ton ee ae = ae Shee 15. 00 os
an: . ton ; 0 ee as 00. = a ae eee
: S Ge a > : : Georgia Products For Sale ............ 7, 8
Georgia Products Wanted. ......-.....0. 8
= : MARKET REPORT
Thursday, May
Peavine hay, paled with power
press, $9 ton FOB; peanut hay,
($4. 50 ton. T. E. Jones, Americus,
2M bundles good 4-hand fod-
ler, $1.25 per C; pure Whippoor-
will peas, 75c bu; 30 bu. Wanna-
maker cotton seed, recleaned, 35c
bu; 4 gal. Jersey cow with young
calf. Riley Couch, Turin.
" Poultry p or Sale
. ANCONAS
_ Sheppard
55 ea. rooster, oS
hens, 85c ea. Mrs.
McDonough,
AUSTRALORPS
a * pure bred Australorp hens,
Yr. old, $1 ea. FOB. Miss Clara
Middlebrooks, Thomaston.
1 very fine shiny black Aus-
ralorp cock, $2.50 FOB here.
W. G. Southall, Toomsboro.
BANTAMS
- Prize: winning Golden Sebright
pbantams, pr. $3.50; trio, $5. Du-
rant Hartness, Mineral Bluff.
Trio Golden Sebrights, Yr.
old, hens now laying. First class.
$2. 50, Leo J. Russell, Rome.
BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS
fine pure Thompson Ring-
et B. R. cockerels, hatch 1st
dayof January, wt. 5 lbs. 75c ea.
for lot; Yr. old cock, - 90c.
"OB. Mrs. N. R. Wilson, Canon.
1 April 1932 hatch B. R. cock-
-erel, Parks str. Reg. Per. 539-C-
33. $1; Hatching eggs, $1 per
setting, del. Mrs. Walter Dobson,
Calhoun, R 2.
25 AA Barred Rock young
hens, 2 roosters. Booths str.
Reasonable price. J. M. Brewer,
oo 419 ys Shoals Ave. Ss.
Buff Orp.
.P. Pullin,
ee pure bred B. R. hens and 2
roosters. Fine breeders, Booths
str. All, 75 ea. FOB. Also some
hens and biddies. G. Wickenden,
Vidalia, R 1.
5 hens and roosters, Yr. old,.
ure bred B. R. No culls. $5 FOB
Iso 25 biddies, 6 wks. old, 30c
a. FOB Coffee. Mrs. Ss. R. Jor-
an, Rockingham.
ce -BRAHMAS Seoet
Pure bred Giant str. Light
Brahma hens, Yr. old, $1 ea.
os G. A. Skelton, Canon, R 2.
CORNISH v
15 Cornish chicks, 5 wks. old,
25e ed. or, lot, $350; 1 -ent,
i Hampshire and Duroc cross,
about 60 Ib. wt. Mrs. R. Donald-
son, Summit.
9 young Cornish hens and
cock for sale or exc. for 20 pul-
__ lets, 6 or 8 wks. old. Pure breed.
No culls. Pay chg. one way. Mrs.
Tom Miller, North Calhoun, Ga.
12 hens, rooster, pure bred
Dark Cornish, Yr. old, $10 for
lot prepaid. Mrs. H. A. Green,
Hartsfield.
GAMES
4 Warhorse rooster and 3 hens
- now laying, $5 for lot. George
_ Lawrence, Clarkesville, R 3.
- Game cocks, 2 Mayberry
Roundheads, Ark. Traveller and
Red Quills, $1.50 eat hens, '75c
_ ea; Game bantams, $2.50 2
pen; Game eggs, 60c per 15.
M. Adams, Douglasville.
2 Top- -Knott Ginn Red game
_. stags, $1 ea. also eggs, for hat-
ching, 30c per 15. Parties send
erates for shipping. Pure and
fresh. Jessie Wilson, Machen. .
2 fine Irish Muff cocks, strain
. Priced
White, Hillsboro, R 2.
5 pit game hens and R. Quill
cock, $5; eggs, 60c per 15; 1 pen
B. B. Red game bantams, 1 pen
Black Game bantams, $2.50 per
ae
str. Ancona hens,} 9
Hollywood | str.
1 Black Giant cockerel, pure)
bred, best str. 2 1-2 yrs. old, $1.-
50 or exc. for 1500 Red Skin po-
tato plants. Write first. . Ray-
mond Vaughn, Washington, R
1, Box 310.
Trio young Jersey Black
Giants. Pullets now laying, $1.50
ea. $4 for the 3. Jennie Jolley,
Atlanta, R 7, Box 279.
LEGHORNS
. Tancred W. L. pullets, March
1st. hatch, 50c ea. at 10 wks. old.
From a laying flock of large
hens. K. E. Rucker, Elberton, R
6 Dark B. L. roosters, Tor-
mahilen str., Yr. old, $1 ea. FOB.
Arthur A. Chason, Cairo, R 3.
Pure. Tancred W. L. cockerels
from hens with records of 270
to 300 eggs, sired by cockerels
of 300 egg Dams, $1 ea. John G.
Hazelhurst, McDonough.
Pure bred W. L. cockerels,
Eng. str. 10 wks. old, 35c ea.
COD. C. J. Vickery, Jr., Canon,
R.2:
150 or more Ferris str. W. L.
6 wks. old cockerels, direct from
Calhoun. 20c ea, Also few pul-
lets, same age. FOB. Guy Mal-
loy, Madison.
Tancred str. S. C. W. L. 12
wks. old pullets, 50c ea. FOB.
From bloodtested stock. Chas. T.
McMillan, Gainesville.
About 125 W. L. friers for sale
May 25th, at 8 wks. old, at mar-
ket price. N. A. Weathers, Ste-
vens Pottery, Ga. ;
50 Tancred S. C. W. L. hens,
March 1933 hatch. Fat, healthy,
all laying, 50c ea. Also a flashy
Jersey bull calf, 6 mos. old, ent.
to reg. $10. W. T. Holmes, Cul-
loden.
W. L. cockerels, 7 wks. old.
Hatched from
stock that came from British
Columbia. $4 for 12. Mrs. Ivy
Everett, Register. ce
200 Tancred str. W. L. hens,
none over 2 yrs. old, good lay-
ers, 60c ea. Mrs. S. H. Harris,
Mauk, R 2.
100. W. L. cockerels. Best of
U. S. and Canadian blood,. 357}
egg record. 75c ea.,-or $3. 50 per
5 at 10 wks. old. Now 7 wks. old.
Everette Hunt, Young Cane.
Pure bred W. L. pullets, Tan-
cred str. 8 wks. old, 40c ea. FOB. |
1 rooster free with ea. 10 pullets.
J. A. Hallaway, Register, R 1.
Big type, English W. L. pul-
lets, 5 wks. old, 25c; 7 wks. 35c;
9 wks., 45c. Direct from fine
Missouri flocks; bloodtested. A.
C. Floyd, Chamblee.
MINORCAS
S..C. W. L.-White Minorca,
crossed, hybrid, AAA Grade
(Leghornoxca) eggs, from stock
direct from Booth. Limited
number. Write for price or what
have you. H. P. Merrell, Atlan-
ta, 570 Middle St. S. W.
Limited number my young
Giant Black Minorcas, 20c at
day old, and, 10c ea. additional
week thereafter, up to 6 wks.
old. Few hatching eggs, $1.50. O.
H. Wright, Atlanta, 515 Peters
Bldg.
ORPINGTONS
Booths AAA grade Buff. Orp.
1 and 2 yr. old: 25 hens and 2
cockerels, 75c ea. or $20 for lot,
FOB. Mrs. J. O. Chambers, Bow-
don.
25 Buff Orp. 2 yr. old. hens
and 2 roosters, $20 the lot, FOB.
F.. W. Godbee, Waynesboro.
PHEASANTS FOR SALE
Young Golden cocks, $6 ea.
Pure Eng. Ringneck hatching
-leggs, $2 per 15. Immediate del.
C. R. Mitchell, Atlanta, 709 Coo-
ledge Ave. N. E.
6 full plumage, Yr. old Ring-
neck cocks, $1.50 ea; Hatching
eggs, $1.50 doz. Buyer pay ex-
Peafowls, $20; Ringneck, Silver,
Mutant and Golden Pheasant.
eges. David Jennings Jr., Ameri-
cus, P. O. Box 84.
Ringneck pheasant eggs from
choice stock, 10c ea. not pre-
paid; 50 eggs, $4.50. Guy Stan-
cil, Gainesville.
Pure English Ringneck phea-
sant eggs, $2.50 per 15; also
Ringneck cocks, $2.50 ea. Silvers
$6 ea. Goldens, $6 ea. Fine
breeders. T. D. Fisher, Atlanta,
934 Highland Ter. N. E. phone,
Hem. 4529-W.
. PIGEONS
4 White King pigeon roosters,
25ec ea. or exc. for hens of any
large breed. Herman B. Shear-
ouse, Jr., Guyton.
Surplus stock fine White King
and Mondaine pigeons, 50c per
pair. Will take corn or peas.
Write your exch. J. H. Edwards,
Douglasville, R 5.
About 30 or 40 pigeons for sale
or exch. A. L. Williams, Collins.
20 mixed pigeons, $2 for lot,
or 10 for $1. Cash with order.
Howard Davis, Buckhead.
Fine White Kings, mated,
banded and working, $1 pr. G.
H. Good, Atlanta, 2470 Cascade
Road.
10 pr. White Kings, 40c pr.
Thoroughbred an d_ working.
Mrs. W. A. Whittle, Thomaston,
209 Gordon St.
R. I. REDS
Nice, Dark Red hens, Donald-
-
son breeding, $1.25 ea. Dark yr.
old cockerels, $1.50 ea; baby
chicks, $7 C. del. Exc. for honey,
etc. Mrs. H. G. Brown, Stone
Mtn, R 2.
10 nice dark R. I. Red 7 mos.
old pullets, also B. R. rooster,
same age. Make offer. Thad L.
Hunt,: Greensboro.
10 wks. old S.C. R. I. Red
cockerels, (Donaldson Star Pen),
$1 ea. or $1.25 per single 1; Star
pen hens, $1 ea. Cocks, $1.25
and $1.50; eggs, 2 set. $1. Mrs.
R. J. Fleming, Lincolnton.
3 pr. mix. pigeons, cheap, or
exc. for 3 Guineas, 2 hens and
rooster. Sell for $1. Willie Mc-
Daniel, Omega, R 1.
TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC., FOR SALE
10 Guinea hens and 1 rooster,
40c ea. Also 45 lbs. white Rice
peas, 10c lb. Cash with order. J.
L. Nelson, Oglethorpe, R 2, Box
83.
- 1 pr.. Spencers Turken Won-
der Birds, $3 postpaid. Miss Au-
gusta Wilkie, Oakman.
Super str. Bronze day old
poults, also Eggs, reduced with
the season. Z. J. Lee, Red Oak.
Big bone M. B. baby turkeys,
30c ea. Turkey eggs, 15c ea. Au-
stralian guinea eggs, 2c ea. Exc.
eges for meat, lard, or good
smoking tobacco. Mrs, G. L.
Dorsey, Murrayville, R 1.
Spencer Wonder. Bird (Tur-
ken) baby chicks, 15c ea. del. by
mail. Will hatv May 11th hatch
and May 17th hatch; Eggs, $1.-
25 per 15, del. $1 here. Mrs. W.
R. Gresham, Putnam.
M. B. turkey gobbler, 25 Ibs.
and 2 M. B. laying hens. All for
$7, also sow, 1-2 P. C. (fine bree-
der), for sale or exc. Mrs. Mary
O. Harris, Cordele, R B.
Week old, pure bred M. B. ba-
by turkeys, 25c ea. 1 Yr. old M.
B. tom, $2; also garlic, -15c doz.
All FOB. Mrs. B..F. Morrison;
Gainesville, R 8.
11 White Pekin ducks and 3
drakes for sale or exc. Ducks
are laying age. Mrs. H. R. Lane,
Tallapoosa, R 3.
Black and White
ducks, $4 for 3, or $22 for lot of
18 head. FOB. F. M. Barber,
Oakfield.
7 pure blooded Toulouse gos-|
)
Wie
Muscovey.
\GE 1 Se Se : aS
Grain bad Hay bor Sale Poultry For Sale Poultry Fe or Sile Poultry For Sale Baby Chicks For S
-Baled oats, $15 ton, Will exch. pen; eggs, 55 per 15. O. N. press. Nelson Severinghaus, Li-| lings, 3 are 5 wks. old, 4 are 3; 50 May hatch pure bred
or field peas at 75c bu; thin | Blair, ogee thonia. , wks. old. 50c ea. Mrs. Fred L.| Buff Orp., baby chicks, 7c
earlings, 2%c lb. on foot. Chas. Pr. Golden pheasants, $10; | White, Buckhead, R 1. |del. 6c at home; eggs, 50c
Duggan, Chester. GIANTS trio Ringnecks, $7.50; Pr. Blue| Turken (Spencer Wonder Bird) |15. Miss Ronle Johnson,
cockerels, $1.50 ea. T. M. Whit-
worth, Atlanta, 276 Alaska Ave.,
WYANDOTTES
2 pure bred White Wyandotte
roosters, from prize stock, $2.50
for the 2, FOB. Eggs, 40c per
15, FOB. Mrs. Mattie McPher-
son, Rabun Gap, R 1.
Poultry Wanted
BANTAMS
Want 1 pr. Red bantam chic-
kens (rooster and hen), hen
ready to lay. Give best price by
prepaid express. Homer Rabon,
Thomaston, 417-5th Ave, S. E.
LEGHORNS
Want 100 B. L. Everlay str
pullets, February or Mar. hatch.
State lowest cash price. Rees
Howard, Albany, RFD C.
Want 100 W. L. Ped. cocker-
els that were bought from bree-
der this yr Give age, wt. and
lowest price and name of breed-
er. G. D. Fain, Edison.
Want 100 to 500 W. L. pullets,
8 wks. old, about June 15th del.
Quote best price. W. H. Meeks,
Blackshear.
Want 100 to 300 S.C. W.L.
hens, not over 2 yrs. old, cheap
Quote price in first letter. No
culls. G. B. Ham, Cobbtown.
| MISCELLANEOUS: CHICKENS
- Want at all times large fat
hens, friers, and fresh yard eggs.
E. H. Jones, Waycross, 611 Rey-
nolds St.
Capons wanted: Want to hear
from parties having Capons for
sale. F. A. Podlewski, LaGrange,
1708 Bronwood Ave.
Want to hear from party that
has Capon for sale. Want 1 old
enough to care for chicks. Quote
price. Mrs. Lula Rooks, Boling-
broke, R 1, Box 62.
QUAIL WANTED
Want Quail and Quail eggs,
also want young bantam hens
and rooster. Must be reasonable.
Quote best price. Mrs. T. A. All-
good, Atlanta, 1152 Holderness
St.
TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC., WANTED
Exc. pair of full blood Buff
Cochin bantams and 2 common
roosters and hens for full stock
Fawn Indian Runner ducks; also
have Carneaux pigeons. Will sell.
Dillard Munford, Cartersville.
Want to buy Genuine White
Australian guinea hens. J. H.
Felker, Monroe.
Exc. 2 White Imperial roosters
for 30 Toulouse goslings, above
3 wks. old; 1 White Imperial |
rooster for 25 baby ducks over
5 wks. old. Herbert Jasper Bow-
er, Covington.
Baby Chicks For Sale.
150 heavy mix. 5 wks. old
chicks, 14c ea. Money order. Mrs
J. S. Berryhill, Cochran, R 5.
High powered baby chicks
from heavy laying flocks: Reds,
Rocks, Tancred W., Everlay
Brown Leghorns, $6 C. del. 100
per cent live del. D. F. Thomas,
Odum.
White L. day old chicks, from
bloodtested stock, 5c ea; Start-
ed chicks, 3 wks. old, 10c ea;
Hatch Tuesdays and Fridays
weekly. Prompt shipment, or
money refunded. D. P. Martin,
Cobbtown.
Custom hatching, Ic an egg;
less, 150 eggs, 1 1-2c egg; day
old chicks, $5.50 C. E. R. Bailey,
Harlem.
18 thoroughbred B. R. chicks;
12 mixed chicks, 6c ea. not. post-
paid. Ready May 10th. Mrs. Edw
Shiver, Cairo.
=
rman, R 6.
Book orders for May an
del. from Tom Barron W
2 and 3 yr. old hens; lots, 5
6c ea. Add 1-2c more, for
amount. J. C. Lane, Bainbri
Gaskins better baby
also started chicks. Write
needs. H: R. Gaskins, Fitz
Bloodtested quality chic
live and grow. Americas ;
est laying strain; Rocks,
Leghorns. Started chicks.
for premium plan. Hatch
ly. Also custom hatching. A
Bowles, Fayetteville. e
Heavy assorted chicks, $
$2.50 per 50; $1.25 per 25. 1
and June del. $1 books ord
bal. COD. Order now. Cly
cas enan te Screven, Re: a
May
ing eggs. Mrs. Mamie
Plyler, Daisy. a
100 large breed Mix,
chicks, 4 wks. old, $15; also
old, large breed mix. chicks.
ea. Mrs. Lilla Smith, Cochr.
Feo:
Heavy Mix. hen hatch ba
chicks, 7c ea. del. or if hen
sired at 65c, chicks at 6 1-2
Mrs. J. B. Cullars, Claxto:
A.
High powered baby chi
from closely culled flocks: Re
Rocks, Everlay B. L. and Te
cred W. L., $6 C. 100 per
live del. guar. Write for
Special. D. F. Thomas, Odum
Livable chicks from Cull
Officially Bloodtested Outstar
ing flocks of Reds, Barred R
White Rocks, Buff Orp.,
tralorps, and White Leghorns,
H. Wood, Athens, Box B.
100 pure bred Dark Co
baby chicks, week old, 10c
Eggs, 5c ea. Cartons ret. Mrs.
A. Patterson, Ty Ty, R 1.
Baby Chicks Want
Want 150 baby chicks to
on halves to 12 wks. old. Pre
B. R. Party pay chgs. both ae
J. H. McDuffie, Rochelle, R
Want 200 or 500 baby c
to raise on halves to 8 wks.
Party pay shipping chgs. Pi
bred of any kind. Mrs. R. O
Hodges, St. George. wes SS
Want-about 50 heavy | bre
chicks. Exc. value for same.
Luther Horne, Cochran.
Want 100 B. or Buff Roe!
raise on halves to 8 or 10
old. Party to del. chicks; I
nish feed. At once. Mrs. Erne:
Little, Thomaston, Rl.
Want 500 to 1 M. chicks,
old to raise on halves. I fu
feed, and pay chigs. 1 way. |
on tequest. R. R. Parrott, G
nesville, R 6.
Exe. Gov: Insp:- P:- kb. pot:
plants for 50 Barred Rocks:
M. for 50 chicks, 3 or 4 wks.
Ea. pre-pay chgs. Same exe. fo
50 White Wyandotte chicks.
vian Scruggs, Bristol. nes
Exc. P. R. plants, Red an
Pink skin, Gov. insp. for |
old chicks, or dried fruit. \
Lithia Sweat, Nicholls, R 3, B
100.
Exc. 15 tukey eggs for 25 S.
W. L. pure bred day old chic
Del. at once. Mrs. Cora Willi
Fitzgerald, R 4.
Exc. P. R. or Early Trium:
potato plants for 100 of
kind baby chicks. Mrs. J.
Barber, Alma, R 2. |
May 11, 1933,
) Chicks Wanted
Equa Por Sale
Live Block For Sale
| Live Stock For Sale
. Live Stock | For Sale |
nt 100 baby chicks to raise
Ives. to. 8 or 10 wks. old.
to pay Frt. both ways; 1
h feed and best of care.
Myrtie Loggins, Gainesville
t at once 100 baby chicks
raise on halves to 8 wks. old.
ck Giants or dark str. R. L
is. preferred. Other party pay
[ portation. Eugene C. Kit-
ns, Agricola, R 1.
200 baby chicks to raise
halves to 8 wks. old. I fur-
1 feed; other party pay Frt.
ways. White Leghorns.
Ss Emma Mosgrove, Newton,
ox 63.
fant 100 to 500 baby chicks
aise on halves to 8 or 10 wks.
Party pay transportation
S. furnish feed. Mrs. T._S.
, Pearson.
P. R. plants for biddies
ything can use. Plants at
M. Now ready. Good, heal-
plants, Gov. insp. and treat-
Cc. H. Davis, Graham.
ant 50 B. R. baby chicks.
Me pay 4 1-2c ea. postpaid.
full information before
ng chicks. Must guar. live
Irma Ray, Roopville, R 3.
nt 100 baby chicks to raise
--1 pay ches. 1. way;
. A. Moss, Jasper, R 2.
Vant at once, 200 or 300
cks, any breed except W. L:,
aise on halves to 8 or 10 wks.
ill pay transportation 1
Robt. Moore, Nichells, R 1.
t 500 baby chicks to raise
alves to 8 wks. old. Reds or
Rocks. I furnish feed; other
ty pay transportation chgs.
ways. Mrs. J. K. Hendrix,
eld, R 1, Box 69.
at chicks to raise on hal-
Any good breed; Very fine
, plenty good feed. Will pay
ying chgs. Write for ref.
sessie Gay, Garfield.
ges For Sale
ken (Spencer Wonder Bird)
$1 25 per Setting of 15.
is. ret.. Mrs. iJ. F.. Greer,
ello.
a
vn
Speckled Guinea eggs, 50c,
30 for 1 M. Red skin
an plants. Guineas now
- Mrs., Bertha eet irk
neg, R Ds
e Pekin duck eggs, 75c
12; Light Brahma chicks,
hatched, 8c ea. Eggs 60c per
crates ret; heavy mix.
6c ea. Mrs. W. O.. Her-
on, Daisy, R 1.
ens Roundhead game eggs,
15 del. or exc.- for Nancy
and Banana Yam - plants,
ur baby chicks, or Silkie
Daisy Cochran,
gs, 50c per 15. Crates ret. Mrs.
F.. Trawick, Tennille.
B. turkey eggs, $2.50 per
Bird Bros. str. May hatch
turkeys, 30c ea. del. Mrs.
Ward, Fayetteville.
Wyandotte eggs, from
matings,
action, $1.50 per 15, $2.50
. Fertility -guar. Postpaid.
rker, Stonewall, R 1. est
pe str. S. C. Black Minorca
ling eggs, from heavy lay-
2 per C; baby chicks, $7 C.
per 50: $2 per 25. Del.
| Ce LL, Rehbergs, Cairo.
ick and White Muscovey
ges, 75c per doz. Also few
and Chinchilla rabbits for
YTeasonably; Want pure
gander, Yr. old, for
0, value. Mrs. E. V. Milteer,
en eggs, $1 per 15. Carton
ebecca, Campbell, Atlanta,
eva: Ss. &,
with egg rec-|
Hatching eggs from healthy
flocks of S. C. W. L., English
type, heavy producers, 45c per
15, or 2c ea. in 100 lots. Cleon
Smith, LaGrange, R 1.
Eggs from pure pred J. B.
Giants, 50c per 15, or exe. for
honey, Ky. Wonder bean seed, P.
R. potato plants; Sell tan Crow-
der peas, 5c lb. Mrs. W. E. Whis-
nante, Rutledge.
Pure bred Buff Orp. eggs, se-
lected for hatching, 1 1-2 doz.
weekly. 75c per 15; 10 pure bred
Buff Orp. chicks, 2 mos. old, 35c
ea. Ethel Giddens, Eastman, R
5, Box 35.
Eggs for sale, Special for May,
Mammoth Copper-back Bronze
turkey eggs, Bird Bros. str. $2
doz. Mrs. E. R. Galding,. Wil-
liamson.
Pure Giant str. Light Brahma
eggs, $1 per 15, del. Cash with
order. No chks. Miss Alma Mat-
thews, Barnesville, R: 3, Box 234.
234. |
Eggs:
Rocks, Indian Runner
Dark Cornish, Barred
(duck),
Ea. 50 per setting; 8 Cornish
hens and rooster, 75c ea; 15 lbs.
beeswax, 12 1-2c lb. Mrs. Nellie
Puckett, Cordele, R B.
My 49 layers, Australorp-Red
cross breed, laid in Match 1122
eggs. Stock large, healthy; Eggs,
2 1-2c ea. plus postage. 90 per
cent fertility guar. F. B. Felker,
Hapeville, 3351 Stewart Ave.
Thompson Imp. B. R. eggs,
from prize winners 4 yrs in suc-
cession at County Fairs, 15 eggs,
50c; 30 eggs, 80c. Cartons re-
turned. Mrs. Eula Steadam,
Bainbridge, Rt. 2.
Aristocrat Barred Rock eggs,
60c per setting: 2 settings $1.
Postpaid. Exch. a few for Sweet
potato plants, Boon preferred or
water melon or old fashioned
muskmelon seed. Robin Jenkins,
Dahlonega,
Mammoth white Pekin duck
eggs, pure breed, 50c for. 15 del.
P. P. Carton returned. Cash or
money orders. Mrs. W. A. Mc-
Pherson, Bronwood, Box 80, Rt.
I.
Giant strain Black Minorca}
eggs, 75c per 15 at my residence.
$1 per 15, postpaid. L. B. Mil-
lians, Newnan, 105 Temple Ave.
Pure bred Giant str. Light
Brahma eggs, 75c per 15. Mrs.
W. T. Paul, Lexington, R 3.
- Big Bone Giant Bronze tur-
key eggs (Toms wt. 55-60 Ibs;
hens, 24-27 lbs. each) for sale;
also R. I. White (chicken) thor-
oughbred eggs, 75c per 15. Pre-
paid in Ga. L. J. Ellis, Cumming.
Black and White duck eggs,
50c per 13. Add postage. J. W.
Jackson, Talking Rock, R 3.
Eggs Wanted
Want turkey. eggs. Will pay 5c
ea. cash, also large white duck
l eggs, 2 1-2c ea. Write first what
you have. Mrs. L. G. Hefner,
Kennesaw, R 1, Clo J. Owen.
Want setting of Jap Silkie
eggs from pure bred _ stock.
Frank Cadle, Augusta, 1733 Sta-
mer St.
Want 1 setting of Summer
duck eggs. State best price and
about date can ship. C. H. Hair,
Augusta, 1841 Warren St.
Will contract for heavy breed
eggs. Have about 50 head sheep
for sale. C. C. Moseley, Lyons.
Live Stock For Sale
CATTLE FOR SALE
Reg. Hereford bulls, all sizes
and ages, at farmers prices, from
the famous Colonial Plantation
herd, reg. in buyers name. W. B.
Hutchinson, Leesburg. |
Good milch cow, fresh in,
cheap; also pure bred Duroc Jer-
sey pigs and bred gilts, cheap for
cash, or will exch. A. A. Sauls,
West Point.
2 fresh milch cows,
priced
right. W. M.. Wright, Nacoochee, .
ference, or Farm Partner. Write.
2 cows, fresh in for sale or Eas
for other cattle, or pigs or shoats.
G. H. Reed, Cumming, R 1.
Good milch cow, Jersey. Not
fresh in. Cheap. Write or come
see. Gordon Browning, Nash-
ville, R 1.
2 high bred, reg. Jersey bulls
and two 1 yr. old Jersey bulls;
also 2 Duroc Jersey boars, 8 mos.
old, cheap. S. &. Thornton,
Dewyrose, R 2.
Reg. Hereford cattle, both sex,
for sale. J. J. Cummings, Don-
alsonville.
Fresh. Jersey cow, 4 gal. per
day on ordinary feed, priced
right. C. W. Robbins, Varnells,
Re,
10 or 15 fresh Jersey cows, 3 to
7 yrs. old, for sale cheap for cash.
Will rent for the season, or exc.
for dry, young heifers and dif-
T. J. Biggers, Bremen.
Good grade Jersey, fresh in, for
sale; also country cured, oak
smoked side meat, 9c lb. Q. M.
Rogers, Barney.
Fine Jersey bull, 2 yrs. old, $15
at my home, near Gardi. Mrs, A.
T. Lee, Gardi.
Jersey cow for sale, fresh in.
Cooks Crossing. J. M. Boland,
College Park.
10 grade Guernsey ana Jersey
heifers and cows, to freshen soon,
also 1 hill of P. R. sweet pota-
toes, also peanuts for planting.
Mrs. Jno. F. Tanner, Warthen.
Guernsey bulls, reg., guar. Sell
or exc. for Velvet beans, cotton
seed meal, or any kind of feed.
J. A. Ewing, Ashburn.
Fine, young Jersey cow, fresh
in, $25 and take as part pay,
bred heifer, at barn; Piedmont
seed corn, 65c peck, postpaid;. $2
bu. collect. R. -P. Steinheimer,
Brooks. ;
. Milch cow, Jersey and Holstein,
half each; perfectly gentle; calf 4]
days old; give 4 gal. milk, 1% Tb.
butter. Apply. or write. C. A. Mc-
Millan, Palmetto, Box 91. _
Jersey bull, reg., papers fur-
nished. 2 yrs. old; good qualities.
Also 10 bu. O-too-tan beans for
sale. Make best offer. W. C.
Gower, Dacula.
' Hazford Seminole, 42 D. Here-
ford bull, 18 mos. old, wt. about
1M Ibs. $100; Terms, $45 cash and
bal. in W.:L. pullets. Papers fur-
nished. Winston Bush, Camilla.
Thoroughbred Jersey male, 5
yrs. old, wt. about 1M lbs. Also
Grade Jersey cows with ist cal-}
ves, Cheap. E. J. Chapman, Li-
thonia, R 2, St. Mtn. Road.
1 nice Jersey heifer, freshen
first of June with 2nd calf, for
sale or exch. for good mule or
horse; Nice brood sow, 400 lbs.
$20. B. P. Tucker, Lithia Springs.
HOGS FOR SALE _
Several] S. P. C. pigs to trade
for corn, peas or peanuts; several
to let out to be fattened on hal-
ves. Party to call and get them
at barn. J. G. Buyers, Whites-
burg, R 1.
Full bred Essex sow, bred, $15;
also 2 small shoats, $4 ea. at my
barn. R. F. Loudermilk, Cornelia
Rel,
150 well bred and thrifty pigs
and shoats of good breeding; Du-
rocs, Black P. C., and S. P. C., at
most reasonable prices. O. D.
Hall, County Agt., Hawkinsville.
Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
10 S. P. C. pigs, born January
25th from Mildred, reg. in
Assn., No. 379414. Color perfect,
wt. around 50 lbs. $15 pr. papers.
Exe. for corn, peas, hay. E. O.
Williams, Lyons.
Reg. big bone P. C. pigs, cheap
or exc. for field peas. E. J. Bailey
Raymond.
S. P. C. pigs, reg. in buyers
name, $5 ea. or trade for 8 wks.
old W. lL. pullets or shelled corn.
Cc. H. Trussell, Sandersville.
Sev. nice P. C.
shoats, wt. 60-70 lbs., $3 ea. or.
}Duncan Creek
and Duroc}.
exc. for 4 bu. Brab or Iron peas.
J. P. Dukes, Sycamore, R 1.
1 Hampshire male hog, wt.
about 75 lbs. Good stock, in good
cond. $3 or exc. for 7 good, hea-
vy laying hens. Mrs, E. A. Har-
per, Osierfield.
Pure Black African Guinea
hogs, either sex, $6 ea. Bred gilts
$15 and $20; pure Whatleys seed
corn, 6 yrs. field selected. A. P.
Sanders, Tignall. :
Weaned pigs, wt. 30 to 40 Ibs.
3-4 S. P. C., $2 ea. for 5. or more,
or $25 for 13, FOB. Ji B: oH
Bristol.
Duroc and S. P. C. sow pigs, for
sale or exc; also duck eggs exc.
for plants. Mrs. Gordon Verner,
Greensboro, |
Mix. breed pigs, good stock, 6
wks. old, fat and thrifty, $1.45
ea. Crated light. J. E. Harper,
| Osierfield.
4 sows, wt. 200 lbs. ea. Sell or
exc. for corn, beans or syrup.
Market price. Jeff A. Taylor,
Buena Vista,
Duroc pigs, 8 wks. old, $2.50 ea.
or exc. for be c. L. Bennett,
Madison.
3. pigs, piace sows, Guinea,
Hampshire and P. C. mixed. 8
wks. old, $2.50 ea. not prepaid. |
Leroy McKay, Lakemont,
Duroc male pig, wt. about 100
lbs. Full blood and ent. to reg.,
old and large enough for service;
in good shape. $5 FOB. First
money order gets him. E. W.
Lancaster, McRae, R 2.
1 black Essex sow and 7 pigs,
$12. B. M. Seago, Ashburn.
Pure bred Duroc sows, pigs and |
.shoats, $3. upward, or exc.
corn. J. . Nelson, Yatesville.
B. B. Guinea, African str., hogs
35 to 250 Ibs. at $3 to $15 ea.
Stamp for a reply.
_L. B. Toler, Glenwood, Rt. 2,
Box 93.
1 Black B. B. P. Cc. and Big
Bone Guinea, crossed, brood sow,
prolific breeder; about 150 Ibs.
not fat. $7 crated FOB, or $6.25
at lot. Cleon Cowart, Summit, R
3, :
Reg. Duroc Jersey pigs, wt. 120
lbs. $6.50 ea. 2 for $12. Exc. 1 for
Mathews Soy beans and Cream
Crowder peas. L. M. Kennedy,
Collins.
Reg. Duroc Jersey pigs, 10 wks.
old, $5 pr. Exc. for corn. Write..
Edward Rustin, Butler.
HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE
Mare mule, about 10 yrs. old,
wt. around 1100 lbs. Cash, or exc,
for Wood cattle. Ww. H. Morris,
Baxley, R 1. :
1 pr. black mare mules, 10 and
12 yrs. old, 1200 lbs. $225; 1 pr.
black mare mules, 1200 lbs. 8 and
9 yrs. old, $250. Cash. H. H. Lake
Wrightsville, R 1.
12 yr. old bay mare, sound,
good eyes and limbs; good work-
er, gentle, good saddler, wt. about
700 lbs. if fat. $35 for quick sale.
A. E. Walker, Craytonia.
. 2 mules, wt. 950 ea. 5 and 12
yrs. old, work to anything, no
plugs, real mules. At my hame,
near Duncan Creek church. El-
bert Cain, Hoschton, R 2.
Small Shetland ponies, $30 ea;
large Jersey bull and large Hol- |
stein bull, $40 ea.; 4 or 5 steers
at 4c lb. Call on or write: Wil-
liam. Maxwell, Dorchester. (35
miles So. of Savannah). wan
2 Mules, 5 and 12 yrs. old, wt.
950 Ibs. ea. Work good to any-
thing. Sell at my home, near
church. Elbert
Cain, Hoschton, R 2.
Genuine Shetland pony, 3%
yrs. old, gentle, Cheap or exc. for
small farm horse or mule. Anne
B. Sullivan, Bainbridge, P. O.
Box 236 (4 miles from Bainbridge
on Thomasville Highway.
RABBITS FOR SALE |
4 Chinchilla does and buck for
sale or exc. for young trio pull-
for
|fresh, 2nd kidding,
ae no culls. Carl eee Sa
vannah. 214 W. 59th St.: ;
3 Chin. does, 75c ea. 4 N. Z
Whites, 75c ea.; 4 N. Z. Whites,
four months old, 45c ea. 3 New
Z. Whites, 2 mos. old, 30c lb.; 4.
Chin. 4 mos. old, 40c ea. D. W. =
Lott, Nicholls, R 3, Box lll, |
Large, pure bred Chinchilla doe.
about 1-yr. old, wt. about 7 lbs.
$2 cash, by Exp. A.: a AGATA,
Ashburn, R 4.
40 N. Z. Whites, $1 pr. for large
and 50c pr. for small ones. All
good stock. J. M. OKelly, Jr.,
Social Circle, R 2. e
N. Z. Reds, 2 mos. old, 50c ea.
FOB. F. G. Byington, Irwinton.
' 9 mos. old N. Z. Red buck. Sell
or exc. for another buck, either
Red or Chinchilla, healthy and :
ready for service. -Prefer 6 mos.
old. Henry Fuller, Grantville.
- Chin. buck, 2 mos. old, for sale
or exc. for 2 Chinchilla does,
Gold Cert. stock. Both pay frt.
Bernard Robinson, Bowdon. R. 3,
Care of W. E. Smith.
Chinchillas and mix. ribtite: e
ready the middle of May. Cheap, eae
Allen Lawrence, Athens, 1226
Prince Ave.
2 each, Grays and Blues, ahd
| Spotted, 1 Black rabbit from 5
to 10 wks. old, 30c ea. $2.50 for
lot; 1 Brown and White Spotted
buck, good size, 50c; others. A. _
G. Smith, Monroe, R 1. C3
SHEEP & GOATS FOR SALE _
Toggenburg doe milk goat, $10
cash. Exc. for shelled corn at 50c
bu.; also 25 common 25 lb. kids
at 50c ea. FOB; 1 Shetland pony, ~
gentle, $25 cash. Mrs. Zack Col- ie
son, Woodbine.
2 mos. old, full blood Toggen-
burg kid billy, $5 or exc. for nan- _
nie kid, any breed of milk goat,
or other equal value. Mrs. A fe
Connell, Nashville.
30 head of Nubian goats, two
bucks, 28 females, (majority of
them safe in kid). Sell or exch.
Willis A. Biggers, Greenville.
Nubian goats with papers: doe,
fresh, first kid, 113% lbs. milk
"in 19 days; doe, fresh, first kid, -
4914 lbs. milk in 14 days; doe,
72 3-4 lbs.
milk, 14 days. J. V. Morris, East
Atlanta, 448 Haas Ave., S.E. |
2 horned milch goats, eighty-
five per cent Nubian; kidded in
February. Cheap, or exc. for
heifers, corn or chickens, L. T. Ds
Lane, Forest Park. gens
About 15 head Ewe sheep for
sale or exc. for pony or Jersey
milch cow; also big bone Blue
Guinea gilts, bred or open, for
sale. W. A. Sumner, Norristown.
1 white milk goat, half Tog-
genburg and half Nubian, fresh
in, % gal. day (has 1 Billy kid) _
$25. Miss Estelle _ Abernathy,
Gainesville, R 4. fs
Half Nubian, half Toggenburg oe
buck, 24% mos. old, black with
brown markings, $2.50. Ed Cobb
Gainesville, R 8.
Little Toggenburg doe, 10 mos,
old, freshen this March $8 J.
Jolley, Atlanta, R 7, Box 279. ee
Live Stock Wanted oe
CATTLE WANTED Ss
Will pay $1 a month and feed
cow to milk her for 2 mos. Have
good swamp pasture, a good milk-
er, 2% to 3 gal. day. Mrs. Lula
Walden, College Park, R 1. ~
Want at once, a young milch
cow, whole or part Jersey, fresh,
giving 3 or 4 gal. Must be all
right every way, and cheap for
cash. Otis Cox, Butler, Care The Sees
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a CORRECTION
a PLANTS FOR SALE
The Gov. insp. P, R. potato
plant notice which appeared in
the issue of April 27th reading
been 40 per M. FOB. 'M. ae
C riffis, Screven.
LO. BUY?" A: second-hand
pony cart or wagon, or both.
Write. Hugh Howell, Seana 40
ark, Lane.
AUCTION SALE. AND SHOW
- Poland China pigs. 200 head
on. display. Litters from sons.
and daughters of World Cham-
pion ~ boar. May 18th, Fair
Grounds, Washington, Ga. Mail
ids to. County Agent Wheeler.
we PLANTS FOR SALE
All var. tomato and cabbage
plants, ready: 65e M. del. or 50c
-M. COD. Guar. count, prompt
shipment. and plants. Mossed. 8.
Cc. Rowe, Fitzeerald,
"Live Stock Waa
Want to rent 10 to 15 cows, av.
2 gal. ea. per day. Good pasture
and will pay reasonable rent. F.
B. a Madison, B 3.
| Dowell, Jr., Albany, R B.
Want a good plug mule to work
for feed and small rent. Consid-
| Marlow. |
40 per M. del. should have)
Ave. K. x
. Live Stock Wanted
" Positions Wanted
HOGS WANTED
Want 2 nice P. C. shoats. Will |
pay market price. Prefer gilts.
Geo. L. Green, Jasper.
Want hogs, also chickens, corn
in exc. for other good value up
to $50. Write or see: Samuel
Thos. Jefferson, Stockton, R 1.
Want 2 pure bred Duroc Jer-
sey pigs, gilt and male, 6 or 8
wks. old. Must be reg. and unre-
lated. Cheap for cash. T. B. Mc-
HORSES & MULES WANTED
Want to buy Shetland pony,
well broke, net over 8 or 10 yrs.
/| old, cheap for cash. Henry Whee-.
ler, Jr., Mayfield,
Want to trade for good Stud
horse. Keith Thornton, | -Chats-
worth, R 2.
Want 1 stout farm or plug
mule to keep for feed, with op-
tion of buying. Will consider.
paying smal] rent. B. B. Bishop,
Atlanta, 45 Krog St., N.B.
er buying. Near Macon; also
want Bunch butter beans .and |
large kind Spanish peanuts. Mrs,
|R. W. Hudson, Lorane, Reis
Want pr. mules or horses that
will plow. State what you have
|and best terms in first letter. W.
|L. Franklin, Fairmont, R 1.
Want a Jack and Stallion. will
pay cash, Give full information,
age, stock and ref, in first let-
ter. T. C. Davis, Avalon, R aby
| Box 16.
Exe. 3 gal. Jersey cow, fresh
with male calf and Jersey heif-
er, freshen soon, for good, sound |
}mule or horse, not over 10 yrs old
del. my place. C. H. Mulkey,
Want mules, horses and cows
for pasturing, 75c per mo; year-
lings, at 50c. Extra fine pas-
ture. 1 mi. East of Mtn: View. Tee
NV. Mann, Forest Park.
Exc, Grade Jersey cow Sits
young calf for mule or horse
that will plow. Cow will give 2%
gal. milk per day. a WN Clark,
Camilla, R 4.
"Positions Wanted
18 yr. old. boy, honest and
truthful, of good name wants
home on farm doing poultry or
~
| dairy work. Must be furnished
| transportation chgs. but will re~
pay. Chester Loyd, Folkston, R
2;Box<5.'
- Refined colored girl wants aoe
|| with reliable people on farm,
garden, poultry and other light
| farm work. 25 yrs. old. Floyd or
Fulton. county preferred. Annie
O. Springer, Sy ane R 2,
Box 31.
Want job at once: putts. Can
drive truck and handle farm
stock. 20 yrs. old, no bad habits,
willing worker. $5 mo., board and
laundry. (No name or address).
Family of 6, 4 can work, want
| good farm on shares, reasonable
distance. Have to be moved. Also
want to rent mule, or buy on
time with A-1 security. Geo. W.
Jackson, Fayetteville, R 2,
27 yr. old refined gir] wants
home with nice family on farm,
assisting with poultry and other
light farm work. Come, or send
after me. Ref. May O'Neil,
Statesboro, Care E. A. Woods. ;
Want place on farm, help ga-
ther crop, with chances of get-
ting a 3 horse farm for 1934, with
|2 houses. 10 can work in field.
So. Ga. preferred. Exc. farming.
LL. E. Turner, Thomaston, 108
34 yr. old man wants job on
farm. Do any kind of farm work.
No bad habits except smoking.
Wages per month. AMES W.
Holt, Chickamauga.
First Class. blacksmith wants
place. Would consider shop on
shares. Best of ref. ae wv wee |
EEO >
Want 1 horse. truck. farm, 3 in
family, 2 or 3 workers. Must be
moved and furnished to make
crop. Mrs. Emma, Smith, Atlanta,
640 Simmons St.
Want work on farm for self
and,boy 15 yrs. old. 3 in family.
Want with man that will pay and
treat us fair. Write or see. Sam-
uel Thos. Jefferson, Stockton, R
i: :
Single, white, sober and hon-
_lest, a little crippled, but, can do
any kind of farm work, and also
drive a car. Wants job. Donald
Lamb, Atlanta, 537 Piedmont
Ave.
Middleaged, unincumbered wht.
woman, will help with poultry,
garden and flowers, etc. for home
and small salary. Ref. Mrs. Lucy
Blankenship, Atlanta, 1247. Gor-
don St.
- Want job on farm. Raised on
farm, Dont curse, drink, smoke
nor chew tobacco, 52 yrs. old.
Want to get with refined people,
| work for board, laundry and small |.
salary. Have to be furnished
transportation. J. D. Thompson,
Atlanta, Care Gen. Del.
Exp. tomato grower wants crop
on shares, or contract to raise
tomatoes. 6 in family, 4 to work.
Geo. W. Jackson, Fayetteville, R
2:
Want job on farm or dairy:
|Have wife and child. Good ref.
W. G. Green, Harlem.
Young man, 9 yrs. experience,
wants job with a good dairy
farm, Good habits, also good ref.
eg Pope, ee Care Gen.
De
Intelligent Christian man and
wife wants job as Overseer on
large farm. About 60 yrs. of age.
| Willing - workers. W. P. ii. Noo-
nan, Guyton, R us
Want job on farm. for board
and a reasonable salary. Honest
and exp. in. farming, M.
tlanta, 14714 Decatur St.
45 yr. old widower with 5 yr.
z
fold boy will raise poultry and |
hogs, Long exp. in this line, for
room and board and $5 mo. Or
will batch. Have to be. moved.
1 Bob, Miller, White.
Refined girl, 27 yrs. old wants
a place on the farm, helping with
poultry, flowers and other light
farm work, $6 mo. Write and
come after me. Sallie Mae ONeal
Statesboro, Care E. A. Woods.
16 yr. old, healthy boy wants
home on farm with good people.
Has had some exp. in farm work.
Write direct. to: Mrs. T. R. Whit-:
ton, Atlanta, 522 Park Ave., N.E.
Man, wife and grown boy, rais=
ed on farm want hoe crop. or
some land and day work. Make
offer at once, W. J. Gifeon, Bre-
men, R 1.
Man and wife want job on
farm, $12 mo. Both raised on
farm, not afraid of work. Ages,
23 and 25 yrs., easy to get along
with. Come see us at once. Com-
municate with: Mrs. Frank Stapp
Rutledge, R 2, Box 7.
Want small "farm on share, or
will caretake or oversee Estate,
etc. Lived on farm 22 yrs., well
exp, in all] branches of farming.
38 yrs. old; married, wife, mother,
child. Prefer close to Atlanta. G.
D. Campbell, Atlanta, 658 Law-
ton St., S.W.
Refined, middleaged widow de-
sisting with poultry, flowers,
garden, etc. No field work. Reas-
onable salary. Ref. exc. Mrs. C.
Cofer, Crawfordville, R 2.
15 yr. old Boy without bad hhab-
its, wants job on farm - similar
work, after schoo] is out, for
board, laundry and some money.
for clothes, etc. B. D. Jones,
Morris Station.
7 yr. old boy wants job j on
farm on dairy in So. Ga. eS $5.
mo., board and laundry and work
clothes. Write or see at once.
ee
Acre farm, located 4 mi.
jburn. Standing rent. Write or
apply to: Mr. Weer: Stonewall,
Sires place in refined home, as- |
work, also other -
Sa, gohan: Bueyile, R 3; Box
"Positions Wanted
Single man wants a job -on
farm. Ref. exch. C. R. Hollo-
way, Edison, Care C. J. Holloway.
Farm Help Wanted | :
Want a nice, healthy white
girl, 18 to 35 yrs. of age, to live
in home and assist with milking,
and other light farm work. No
field work. Write. D. W. Lord,
Jefferson, R 3.
Want good farmer to cultivate
a 2 mule crop of good land, well
prepared and most of same plan-
ted. Fine showing for anyone
who is willing to work. R, C. Rob-
erts, Jefferson.
|48 Guinea eggs in Hay anc
Want at once white girl or wo-.
man, 18 to 35-yrs. of age to live
in farm home as one of family
and help with light farm work.
No field work. No salary, but
room, board, clothes. See or write
-E. K. Boone, Atlanta, 1136 Oak
St., S.w.
Want a good fen to take 68
Fair-
Rak. ke
Want a middleaged, refined
woman, who doesnt mind work,
to live as one of the family and
assist with light farm work; gar-
den, chickens, and milking, etc.
| Mrs. Kate Gordy, Cuseta, R 2.
Want unincumbered | middle-
aged woman to help care for
poultry, garden and other light
farm work. No field work. Good
home and small salary. 3 in fam-
ily.. Mrs. Snowden Jones, Dal-
las, R 7.
Want reliable man with small
family to do general form work.
Must be sober, hard worker, etc.
Ref. required. R. S. Freeman,
Macon, 109 3rd St.
Want at once small family, or
a. woman, or plow hand for work
jon farm, 2 miles Watkinsville, 8
| mi. Athens, near the Hog Mtn.
Road. Smoker, tobacco user or
whiskey drinker need not reply.
E. Frank Sosebee, Weekinsy ie
Ril.
Want at once a nice, refined,
healthy, country raised white wo-
man, 18 to 35 yrs. old, good char-
racter, to live in home with mid-
dleaged couple and assist with
light farm work. Mrs. J. W. Ham, |
Summit, R 1.
Want man and wife, white or
colored, for farm work. $8 Mo.
with room and board, Mrs. C. W.
Snyder, East Point, Care Gen. |
Del.
Want man to pesist in general
truck farming. Give details as to}
health, character, willingness to
work, personality, and make best
- offer per mo, above board, etc.
Also. give age, exp. etc. R. L.
Reid, Sharpsburg.
Want hang to work on a one
horse crop. Must be able to drive
car. $6 mo., board and laundry,
or a cotton patch. Start work at
once. J. A. Webb, Athens, R 2.
Want a good, settled white wo-
man without children to assist
with light farm work. 5 in fam-
ily. Mrs. Ivy Everett, Register.
Want a good plow hand, sober,
honest, for part of crop, at once.
Write. John N. Baxter, Hanlin.
Want an unincumbered, hon-
est, trustworthy, middleaged man
who understands
farm work.
greenhouse | b
Board, laundry and pay $6 mo. -
Eva Haynes, Buford.
Want nice white girl, 14 to 20
yrs. of age, healthy, etc., to live
in home and help a 15 yr. old
girl hoe a small crop.;3 in fam-
ily. Good home for nice girl. H.
M. Padgett, Jasper, R 2.
Want young man between 17
and 30 yrss at once on farm. $5
to $6 mo. and board. Write me
and I will wire you. R. J. Bish-
op, Fitzgerald, R 2.
Want @ middle aged person,
without incumbrances, of good
and $1 week. Give ref. |
farm hand, single man prefe:
|
ees to ihee wit Ss
help with light farm work
the place, etc. Write o
Mrs. H. H. Sullivan, Bre
Want middleaged
help with gardening,
other light farm work,
reliable. Mrs. E. Atiaway:
er, R i.
Want boy. or young ma
sist with farm work
laundry and small salary;
will give home to nice, re
able orphan girl, 12 - 15
assist with light farm worl
C. M. Ray, Roopville,
Want a reliable party to
June, and raise Guineas
ves to 10 wks. old. I pay tra
tation chgs. both ways. Mrs
dy Chapman, Butler, Ril
Want good, reliable wom
live as one of family in
ian home and attend to {
and other light farm Ww k,
salary. J. D. Taylor, Woo
R 2; Care H. J. Cox.
Want at once man or bo
out bad habits and not
work to make crop. $6
and laundry. J. F. Hansard,
ming, R 6, Phone 2131.
Want a middleaged c
raised woman to milk cov
garden, etc. 2 in family
and home. Mrs. A. J.
Demorest.
man to live as one sof s
ily and do light farm work
W. C. Momon, Kingstc
Want at once, an
hand, honest, sober
worker. Pay $6 mo., 1
board in good home.
Wheeler, LaFayette, R 6.
Want at once, nice 1
18 to 30 yrs. old, to
and do other light farm
Give board and 2; y
ed
R 1%
Want at once a
woman to live as one
and assist. with light f
L. -G. Morgan, Senoia, Rs
Want white woman,
healthy, to help with
poultry, garden, etc.,
home and reasonable
ing). ( es
Want unincumbered -
live with me and help. wit
den, poultry and other light
$3 or little more for the
party. Mrs. J. G Eth idge
ley.
Want. 1 good, well eq
Pay $3 to $5 per mo. an
Pay when crop is gathered
Lanier, Graymont, R 1, Bo:
Plants For Sal
Red skin . P. Re
and treated, 85c M.
M. Exp. col. Geo. P
R 2, Box 36.
4
plants, Gov. insp. an
15e M. Del. Sat. gui :
Crummey, Baxley. |
New Stone and G. B. to
plants, 75c, 500; $1.40 M.
paid. Prompt shipment. e
Annie Baldwin, At
Box 120.
Imp. P .R. plants, 5e 3
5 M. $2.50 FOB. Exc. for
dried fruit, or chickens
Sellers, Baxley,.R 3.
P. R. plants, 40 |
60c M. del. Exc. for. bab:
or shell corn. J. = = iff
a R * =
nd vase. ebete
Tc M; 45c, 500; cabbage,
Chas. 50 M. 500, 30c,
Now. ready. Mrs. Pennie
ris, Baxley. ~
plants, 85c M in a: or 2M |
up, 75 M. Del. Gov.
and grown from vine. Now
N. W. Daniel, Ty Ty, Rt.
ov. insp. P. R. potato plants,
d pink skin; Marglobe to-
plants, ea., 50c M FOB.
for anything can use. Wil-
J. OQuinn, Jr., Odum, Rt.
mato plants, 15c C del; 50c
Pepper plants (sweet)
.; Pure bred Buff Rock
e per 15 del. Mrs. W. D.
ant, Coffee. /
oy. insp. and treated P. R.
tato plants, 65c M, $2.75, 5M;
per 10M; $10, 20M. Del. in
1e, good plants, count
Reference, any official in
Be L. Gets Ce-
ae Jed pota-
oe week at 50c. M. Not
ey i Aloney order. Mrs.
ns Hartwell
skin P. R. potato plants
t _ and treated, 85 M
ith oiler. No checks. May,
hoe), Story, Pavo, Rt. 1.
otato plants, 65c M, 4M
. All del. Sgt. Guar.
rrin, Winokur.
Yert. P. R. potato plants,
4M Le M, FOB or 4M
plants, 15 Cc. Add post-
= Martin, Gainesville,
Slkuis. 40c: M; To-
sy ae M; Ruby ee
Ge B. tomato eiacte 45
. No checks. George Grif-
Vv. insp. and treated P. R.
, T5 M. 5M or more, 60c
n A. Lyon, Broxton.
gger Killer, White Banana
Ss, $1 M; simp P. R:. ioc! M.
~ strong ents: full count
rt. EH. A. Mims, Alma.
plants, Red and Yellow,
M. W. J: Carter, Coffee.
R. plants, raised from
: rom. vines, insp. and treat-
40c M; Greater Baltimore
plants, same price. Full
. Boatright,. Rocking-
: {and Yellow skin.
|above 5M 60c.
Wont ship i: tran (on? Ida Za
Wright, Alto, R 1.
Gov, insp. Imp. P. R. plants.
80c M del. in Ga. Money order.
F. M. Crosby, Baxley, R 4,
Goy. insp. and treated Yellow
Skin P. R. potato plants, Toe M.}
5M up, 65c M del, in 3rd zone.
Money order preferred with or-
der. S. A. Luke, Cecil.
_Pritchards Wilt - Resistant
Scarlet Topper tomato, $1.40 M;
5. M up, $1.25 M; Lettuce, 75c M;
Copenhagen, Chas. cabbage, 50
M; Prizetaker, Sweet Spanish
onion, 60c M. Guar. Minnie Mae
Z |dy. C. R. Savage, Cecil.
Portorican plants, $1 M; Boons
Hendrix, Valdosta.
$1.25 M. del. 5M up, $1 M. W. R.
Stephens, Flowery Branch,
Flat Dutch cabbage and Gal.
heading collard plants, 50c M.
Cash with order. Exc. for velvet
beans for hay. Ea. prepay chgs.
P. E. Rhodes, Baldwin. _
Red skin P. R. plants, Insp. and
treated, 45c M del, Cecil Light-
sey, Odum.
Gen. pink skin P. R. plants,
Gov.. Insp. 75 M del. or 50c M.
FOB. Full count, OOS Anes
sey, Odum, oe
P. R. plants, Gov.
Odum.
New Stone, G. B. and other
lead. var.,
ped to you promptly, postpaid,
75c M. 50c per 500. Roscoe Mays,
Fitzgerald, R 4, Box 144.
P. R. plants, 75 M del. to 2nd
zone. Add postage for other zones,
Gov't insp. J. J. Conner, Black-
shear, R 3.
Gov. insp. P. R. plants, Red
Good, strong
| plants, now ready, 60c M del. W.
B. McCollum, Screven,
- Gov. insp. P: R. plants, 50c M
or exch. for dried - fruit or any
other products, I can use. J. T.
Butler, Alma, Rt. 1, Box 3.
Imp. red skin and. Nancy Hall
potato plants, 50c M, FOB, J. H.
Shirley, Alma, Rt. 4,
G. B. tomato plants, . strong,
full count, moss wrapped, now
ready, 70c M del.
ven, Baxley,
Millions _
plants, pink and red skin, 50c M.
Prompt shipment guar. Mar-
globe tomato plants, same price.
John Mullis, Alma.
- Gov. insp. pink P. Re plants,
Kenneth Cra-
limp. and treated before bedded,
'75c M. Del. in Ga. Will exch..
for anything can use. Roy cee
Raines, Warwick, Ria
Imp. red and pink ae Et alawes
ready now, 35 M to trucks. Will
exch. for anything can.use on
farm. W. F. Fitzgerald, Pitts, R
1, Box 36.
_Hastys pure vine grown Sweet
Potato plants, 75 M up to 5M;
G. W Hasty,
Dawson, i us
Millions certified potato and
| Marglobe tomato plants, 50c M,
FOB. Exch. for Warhorse game
hens or baby chicks. Prompt
shipments, guar. Preston Hay-
den, Alma. ~
P. R. potato plants, 65 M del.
Cash with order, no checks. Exc.
for hay, peas, or dried fruit. W.
H. Vaughn, Baxley, Rt. 4.
Imp. red skin P. R. -- potato
plants, insp. and treated, 75c M,
FOB. Prompt shipment. Johnnie
Gordon, Rochelle, Rt. 2.
P. R. potato plants, Gov. insp.
65M, 5M and up, 50c M. Exch.
for peas, soy beans or. baby
chicks. W. J. Boyett, Bristol.
Gen. pink skin, Gov. insp. P.
R. plants, seed grown from vine
cuttings, 60c M; 5 M up, 50c M;
Exch. 3 M for 2 bu. Brabham or
Tron seed peas. Ea. pay charges.
R. N. Olliff, Bristol. .
Millions plants ;cabbage, all
var., 40c M; $3.50 for 10M; Ber-
muda onions, Marglobe tomatoes,
50e M. All COD. Sat. guar. re
ae berry pigue, J 30c =. prepaid ay
AE sth a
insp. and
{treated, 80c M del. Cash with:
order. No chks. Lige Thornton,
tomato plants, ship-
of certified potato
50c. M. FOB: 600 M. del.
Crow, Gainesville. ce
' Gov. insp. P. R. plants, 50c M.
Cash with order, FOB; Jimmie
Lee Courson, Baxley,. Rt. 4.
Red skin P. R. potato plants,
Gov. insp., 60c M del. in Ga. Full
count. Willie Pearce, Surrency,
Rt. 2:
P. R. potato plants, 60c M,5M
$2.50. Exch. for anything can
use, Ship at once. Sat. guar.
Reppard Carter, Surrency.
25 M per week, red skin po-
tato plants, vine grown. Now rea-
Gen. red skin imp. P. R. po-
tato plants, 55 M del; tomato
plants, New Stone and Marglobe,
60c M del. T. L. Dukes, Surren-
cy.
- Gen. yellow and pink skin P.
R, potato plants, 55 M del. New
Stone and Marglobe tomato
plants, 55 M del. Good strong
plants, W. G. OQuinn, Surrency.
P. R. potato plants, 50c M in
5M lots. Cash with orders. 8c M
del; Grown from vine cuttings.
Insp. and treated. Will exch, for
good dried fruit, peaches or ap-
ples. E. me Butler, Fancy. Rt.
3. 7
Matelbne and G. B. tomato
plants, 50 M FOB or 65c M del.
Pimento and Ruby. King pepper-
Dlants, $1 del. Few red and, yel-
low hot pepper plants, 75c M.
Ottis Pittman, Baxley, Rt. 4, Box
735.
Bannah yams, Early ries
$1 M; Red and yellow skin P. R.
90c M. J. W. Hancock, Alma.
Bo tee ee plants, 60 M;
Marglobe, .G. Stone tomato
plants, 60c; ret "5M, 50 M. Moss
packed, guar. good plants, full
|and prompt shipments. Cash with
orders. H: Cz Buchans, Baxley, |
Rt. Be
mp. -P.aR: potato plants, 45
M, FOB or 65c M-del. in Ga. Cash
with orders. No. checks, Isaac
Sellers, Alma, Rt. 3.
Yellow skin P. R. plants, dip-
ped and -insp. Grown from vine
cuttings, 40c M. Exch. for hay
peas. 1 M plants for 1 bu. peas.
Silas Tyre, Patterson, Rt. 1.
Gov. insp. purple skin P. R.
plants, 75 M. Nancy Hall, 75c
M or 2M up, 50c M. Postage ex-
tra. Exch. for anything can. use.
Box 37.
P. R. plants, insp., B5c. M, $4
for 5M, $7 for 10M, FOB. Mirah
Dell, Nicholls, Rt. 3. ~
Imp. rd skin P. R. plants, Gov
insp. Ready to ship, 75: M COD
in 10M lots, 65c M. Earl Good-
rum, Vienna, Rt Ds
~ Marglobe, G. B. tomato plants
65 M, 5M $3. Will exch. for
anything can use. Mrs. Ethel
Warren, Baxley, Rt. 4.
Cert. potato Red Skin plants,
50c M, FOB. Ready now. W. C.
Stewart, Alma, Rt. 1.
Imp. Gov. insp. red skin and |
yellow potato plants. Will not
ship smal] plants, 40c M, FOB.
L. D. Boatright, Rockingham.
P. R. potato plants, 20c C, 5 C
50c; 75M Mailed, 10 M $5. Exp.
Col. L. A. Crow, Oakwood. :
Imp. red and pink skin P. R.,
Nancy Hall; White yam, Triumph
potato plants..Gov. insp. Well
rooted, 50 M, FOB. 75c M dei.
Sat. guar. J. H. Lord, Graham.
Gen. Imp. P. R. plants. Gov..
insp..Now ready, 50c M.~ Sat.
guar. W. V. Carter, Rockingham.
P. R. potato, plants, insp., 50c
M. Marglobe tomato plants, 60c
M, 5M or more 50c M. Now rea-
dy. J. E. William, Alma.
Gov. insp. P. R. potato slips,
75c M; 10M, 60c. J. T. Adams,
Ashburn, Rt. 4.
Marglobe tomato plants, large.
Ready for shipment, 15c C; 25c
2-C: 40;.5--C* 15e -M, del. W.
J. Peacock, Alma, Rt. 3.
Mastoden Everbearing straw-.
Ovie |.
75 M;
farm. produce.
| Thornton, Screven.
J. H. Mixon, ee Rt. Lh
acco,
Toman plants, Wilt Resistant
Marglobe and Stone, 50c,. 5G}
75 M; Porto Rico potato plants
special prices on large
lots. I. L, Stokes, Hitzgerald, Rt.
8s
Millions es R. plants now rea-
dy, 50c M, FOB. Will exch. for
seed peas, baby chicks, hens, corn,
syrup, pigs, lard, meat. Ea. _pre-
pay chgs: L. E. Byrd, Bristol.
Gov. insp. P. R. plants, red or
pink Skin, 50c M, FOB. Frank
Harris, Baxley
P. R. potato plants, 50c M; 5M.
lots, $2.25; tomato plants, all vas
rieties, 50 M; 5M lots, $2: cab-
bage, all var., 50 M; 5M lots,
-$2 FOB. E. O. Jackson, Baxley.
E, J. and Chas. W. cabbage
plants, 35 5 C; 60c M del; New
Stone, G. B. tomato plants, 40c
5C; 75 M del. S. C. Rowe, Fitz-
gerald, Rt. 2.
Purple skin P. R. potato plants, |
Gov. insp.- and treated. Seed
grown from vines, 65c M del. in|
Ga. Exch. for meat, lard; 1M.
plants del. for 10 lbs. meat or
lard, and Ga. cane syrup. C. Te:
Gordon, Warwick, Rt. 3. >
Imp. P. R. potato plants, 60c
M del. via Exp. in 2M lots and
up. Gov. insp. plants, Sat. guar.
fee.
Insp.