Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1933 July 6

- Second-Hand Farm Machinery, Flower and Seed, Incubator and

. Ornamental Nursery Stock Monthly Supplement =
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PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETSMAX L. McRAE, DIRECTOR ae : oe a
STATE CAPITOL _ ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1933. NUMBER 27.

A WORD ABOUT COMPLAINTS AND COTTON
, _ ALLOTMENT PLAN a

ME 16.

28

_I have called attention a number of times to our friends, who use the
olumns of the Market Bulletin for the sale of their farm Products, to tne
nportance of shipping exactly what they carry for sale in their notices 1n
he Bulletin, and I am glad that there has been a great improvement in the
uality of products shipped and in the grading and packing of same in the
past few months, but there is still room for great improvement. I want those
who use our columns to know that it is a great privilege to have the free use
hese columns for the sale of their farm products, but unless the purehas-
is satisfied, it greatly reduces the value of Our publication. I have com-
ts every week from people who order various articles through items car-

ed in the Bulletin and they complain about the quality of the products re-
ved. Only a few days ago, I had a letter from a large farmer in middle
orgia, who ordered 5,000 tomato plants from a South Georgia farmer
hrough an item carried in the Builetin and he wrote me that these plants
iad been tied in bunches of about three inches diameter. The plants were

ore than a foot long with the leaves dead and roots entirely dry, having ~

een packed closely in a corrugated paper carton without moss or Other mat-
er to keep them damp. These plants had been through and were still very
hot when received and he advised that they were worthless and an inspect-
on showed that they were very badly infested with root knot and he was
bliged to destroy the entire lot.

_ The Bulletin belongs to the people of Georgia and is maintained and op-
rated for their benefit, and it is my desire for iti to be of the most Service
ossible to the people who raise products for sale, and I appeal to the tarm-
'S oo a its columns to help me make it one of the best publications in the
nited States... ;

From all reports coming into this office, the Cotton Allotment Plan adop-

1 by the Secretary of Agriculture in Washington will go strong in Georgia,

ind my information is from the other states that the required number of ac-
2s will be plowed up to insure the plan being put into effect.

The efforts of the Department of Agriculture to Stabilize the dairy in-

y in this state has up to this point met with unprecedented success.

his has been due largely to the cooperation that the Department has re-

/

ceived from all branches of the industry and it is now apparent that the con-
suming public will look with favor upon the efforts of the Department and
others interested to stabilize this business that means so much to the health
and welfare of the people of this State. cone

The trade agreement submitted to the Secretary of Agriculture due to
the press of detail and the enormous amount of work that has been almost

over night thrown upon them necessarily has delayed for a rew days the Oi-

ficial action in placing the agreement into effect under federal supervision.

. There is no doubt in the minds of those in this Department who have
been connected with the movement from its inception that the adgreement
wil be placed into effect with all the provisions of law as provided for in the
Farm Relief Act. :

This Department now calls upon the consuming public and the dealers,
both the chain stores, restaurants, hotels, drug stores, soda fountains, and
all other people interested in this votal commodity to lend their support to
oe a success the agreement that will be placed into effect by the dairymen
omorrow.

It has been the duty of this Department to| protect the consuming pub-

lic against an undue increase in the price they pay for mMuUk. The retail

price set out in the schedule will not be any higher than they haveibeen dur-

ing periods of the depression, in fact, they are in line with the price the con-
suming public was paying fifteen months ago and it has been due to the de-.
moralizing conditions of the industry that the consumer has been reaping
the reward of starvation prices that bids fair, unless corrected immediately, to
take out of the industry approximately 100 dairymen in the Atlanta Area.
Their farms and their cows will be sold, their equqipment will be repossessed
by the manufacturer and they are entitled to a living price for their commod-
ity. Se aoe

In line with the appeal of the President for a reconstructed industry, one

that might be placed upon a living basis, we make the appeal to the people

of Atlanta and, Georgia to support this campaign and not to allow any Selr-
ish interest to interfere therewith. ae

7/3/33 MAX L. McRAE, Director.

MARKET REPORT

OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

Prevaiting Wholesale Prices July 8, 1933. Always Subject to Variation

Savannah os Columbus Valdosta

EES Atlanta Macon
Ss, extra, dozen ; Sisko $ 18 AB
gs, standard, dozen : ; Az Oe 13
Georgia trade, dozen ; 12 a 12
yard run, dozen i he
Meeip. 2. ooo eee eee
Baie TOS, Up; 1D: ci22 oe ee
, small col. and W. Leghorn, 1b._-
ters, lb. :

P
eld Peas, not mixed, bu. <----------
ountry butter, best table : 2
Corn (80 lbs. to bu.) bu. --------- .00 : : 3
potatoes, per 100 lbs. ---------- .65 a ee 50
Debus oSoet oss es : : aan
age (per 100 lbs.) : ; j 00
vine Hay, No. 1 ton .00 : : cS
nut Hay, No, 1, ton ; ; ; : oe

CHICAGO BUTTER MARKETBased on Creamery
: June 22nd, 2234; June 28rd, 2234c; June 24th, 22%;
Sth, 24%4; June 30th, 24%.

Standards: June 19th, 22c; June 20th, 22%4c; June 2ist, 22%4c;
June 26th, 2344; June 27th, 2414; June 28th, 244c; June.

INDEX

Flowers and Seed For Sale

Flowers and Seed Wanted
Second-Hand Machry. For Sale ____2.
Second-Hand Machry. Wanted _.2, 3.
Ine., Brooders, Etc., For Sale :
Inc., Brooders, Etc., Wanted

Grain and Hay For Sale

Grain and Hay Wanted

Poultry For Sale

Poultry Wanted

Baby Chicks For Sale

Baby Chicks Wanted

Eges For Sale

Live Stock For Sale

Live Stock Wanted

Positions Wanted
Farm Help Wanted
Plants For Sale
Seed For Sale

~

Rome
$ .14

Tobacco For Sale.
Tobacco Wanted

: ;

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ek of Space necessitates leaving out of this issue all notices received after Tuesday, June 27th;
1 matter left over will be carried in issue of July 13th. Send in your notices only every two weeks
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Georgia

Market Bulletin

blished Weekly. by the
BUREAU OF MARKETS

Department Of

_ Agriculture

: Executive Offices:
ate Capitol, Atlanta, Ga.

G. C. ADAMS,
Commissioner

MAX L. McRAE,
rector, Bureau of Markets

THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1933.

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| 2-3 ft.,

spears on the first Thurs- |

vers and Seed
_ For Sale

amellia, Japonicas, all colors
oe Azaleas, Pittosporum,
_ variegated, Pyracaitha,
Bana Shruno, Tea-Ol-
$i; Abelia, Nandina, Ol-

; geraniums, 10c cutting;
el-tail fern, 10 hunen;
etoe geraniums and Justi-
ink), -10c cutting. Add pos-
Mrs. Myrtle Jackson, Talk-
ock, Rt. 3.

r., 15 Iris, $1; 30 var. $2;
oman hyacinths, 2c: ea.
looming Narcissi, yellow
nquils, and Narcissi, 5 C.
id postage. Mrs. J. M. McMil-

almetto.

all bulbs, 10c each; yel-
luster _ Narcissi, 15c doz.
; red June cactus, 5c ea.
ostage, Mrs. Thomas Diggs
asville, 12 East Strickland

Jonquil pulbs, well ma-
_ blooming size, yellow
) bu; $1.35 pk;
No order less than. 5.

-

: Buddleia, Albneas, Sea

Amaryllis lily bulbs, 25

10c

F fevers and Geed
For Sale

100 Calif. privet hedge plants,
rooted, 1c each; Geraniums, 3
cut. for 10c; Boston and Sword
ferns, 12c each; red Verbena,
large bunch, 10c. Miss Addie
Wiley, Ashland, Rt. 1.

Mtn. Azaleas, 20c doz; Mtn.
Rhododendrons, 40c doz; Flow-

ering Lotus, 25c doz; Forsythia, |

Elms, 10c each, $1 doz; Larkspur
Hollyhock seed, 5c tsp. mixed.
Add postage. Billie Duvall, Oak-
man.
Rhododendrons
Spruce pines, Orange,
pink, variegated Mt.
15c; blue, lavender Iris,
yellow Lemon lilies, 25 doz. Co-
Jumbus Stokes, Ellijay, Rt. 3.
Wild geraniums, Dutchmans
Britches, Jack in the Pulpit, 5
var., ferns, violets, butterfly,

(Maximum)
yellow,

| spider wart, 20c doz. Mtn. laur-
el, Mt. Azaleas,

10c postpaid.
Mrs. Mary Langley, Ellijay, R 3.

White, April blooming narcis-
si, very fragrant, 50c C. Add
postage. Good time to plant now
Ethel Sullivan, Marietta, Rt. 2.

1 nice Boxwood bush, well
rooted and about 15 in. high,
del. by parcel post, $2.50. Cash
with order. Mrs. E. T. Walker,
Craytonia.

10 M. cannas: Eureka white,
City of Portland, pink, Presi-
dent, red, Queen Helen, yellow,
$2 C mixed; $10 M; Gladiolas
$1 C; Easter Lilies, 50c doz. Mrs.

| J. R. Camp, Cordele.

Ornamental Cherry plants, for
pots or borders, 20c doz. Stays
green all winter, with red ber-
ries. Mrs. Belle Godard, Gog-
gins, Rt. 2.

Red fuschia, dbl. petunia, dark
red, white, variegated Geranium
cuttings; Maple ger. pink or red
Conch begonia, salmon Sultana,
Sword fern, 5 rooted, 25c, Post-
paid. Mrs. Clayton Overby, Oak-
wood, Rt. 1. :

Nice cuttings of Calidious
palms, 19 and 15c each not pre-
paid; good var. collard seed, 20c

| cupful, not prepaid. F. W. Hollo-

way, Clem.
3 M. ft. nice size Poplar trees.

Make offer. Miss Kate Lancas-

ter, Sylvester.
~ Dbl. red poppy, mix. larkspur
seed, 10c pkg. Also shallot onion
slips, 200, 35c del. W. C. Wiley,
ula, Rt.

Yellow, single jonquils, 25c C.
Blue, single hyacinth, 20c doz.
Add postage, No checks. Miss
Tommie Godfrey, Gainesville,
Rt 5;

Arborvitae, 31 inch, 50c each
postpaid; 24 in. 30c each. Post-
paid. Cash with order, Mrs. G.
W. Olivet, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Jonquil and narcissi bulbs, 60c
C. little Blue Grape hyacinths,
50c C. Iris, $1 C; white, water
lilies, 12 for 30c. All blooming
size. Jessie L. an Dahlonega,
Box 38.

Daffodils, narcissi, grape and
feather hyacinths, Star of Beth-
lehem, 25c doz. Yellow, red can-
nas, 6 col. Iris, 35c doz. Exc. for
honey, B. L. or Red eggs. Nan
Kown, White.

Tris, 10 colors, 30 for $1; $2.50
per C. $20 M. del. Plant now and
have blooms next spring. James
Cureton, Austell.

Snow-on-the-Mt., Blue Bells,
Golden Glow, red blooming Sal-
via, all 35c doz Miss Ruth
White, Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 35.
Hight small Cedars, 10c each;
Lemon Lilies, 10c doz. Double
Yellow Cannas, 10c. doz., Tame
Violets, Hardy Phlox, Baby Rib-
bon Grass, Weeping Mary, white
Daisies, Blue Bell, all 10c doz.
Hazel Telley, Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box
26.

Purple Iris, hedge rooted, 50c
C; Blue Violets, 20c C; Weeping
and Pussy Willows, black Wal-
nut well rooted, 10c ea. 3 for 25c

Azaleas,

fringed poppy seed,

3 Cactus,

R.| Add postage. Miss Willa Mae
Ralston, Ella Gap,

MARKET BULLETIN

Flowers and Seed

For Sale

Mums, purple Iris, Golden
Glow, 15 doz.; yellow Japonica,
Willows, Seven Sister, Dorothy
Perkins roses, Wisteria vine, 10c
ea. 3 for 25c., Will exch. for wht.
feed sacks. 5c ea. Add postage.
Martha J. Ralston, Ella Gap.

- Madonna lily bulbs, extra size
15c ea; $1.50 doz. Now ready to
be delivered. Add postage under
$1. Mrs. John W. Harber, Ash-
land.

- Sweet scented apple Gerani-
um, 15c ea., or 2 for 25c; Post-
paid. Coins preferred. Miss
eo E: Ballard, Molena, Rt. 2.

ne Geranium, Hybiscus, wht.
a pink Begonias, 2 Lantanas,
2 Carnation, Pinks cutting not
rooted, Fla. Petunia, Oxalis
rooted. All for 40c Postpaid.
Mrs. Sarah Grindle, Alto, Rt. 1.

Spanish Iris, (Blue) 25 doz.
German Iris, purple mauve, and
yellowish brown, cream Jonquils
20c doz. April blooming white
Narcissus, yellow Jonquils, 75c
C. Mrs. Riley Ress, Ringgold,
Riot

25 different Box flowers, 5c
per cutting; privet hedges, well
rooted, 5c, or ic ea. cutting. All
FOB. Exc. for anything can use
Write Ella M. Parker, Talking
Rock, Rt. 3.

Yellow Jonquils, 50c C; 7 col.
Geraniums, 5c ea. cutting; Bell
fuschia 5c; pink oxalis, 5c bu.
Add postage. Mrs. W. A. Fields,
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Elephant Ears, 2 for 5c; car-
nations, geraniums, Conch be-
gonias, red Verbena, 5c cutting;
yellow lilies, 10c doz. Jonquil
bulbs, 10 C. Add postage. Mrs.
M. C. Connell, Toomsboro.

Justicia, Artillery, Salmon
pink, Sultanas, Christmas cac-
tus, well rooted, 15c ea; Caladi-
um, 2 yrs. old, 30c; Sprengeria
ferns, 20c ea; Jew, 3 cut. 5c. Add
postage. Mrs. W. L. Whigham,
Whigham, Ga., Rt. 3.

Christmas Cherry, 5c ea. over
25c orders postpaid. Exc. for

Poinsettas, or feed sacks, or any-

thing can use. Miss Elga Chap-

pell, Canton, Rt, 3.
Fresh, 1933, large red, dbl.
10c_ this.,

plus postage, or will del. 3 spns.
or more, about 1 1-4 pt., $3 for
lot, del. Mrs. J. G. Burden, El-
berton, Rt. 6.

Salmon pink Sultanas, red,
pink, rosebud, mistletoe gerani-
ums, Chicken gizzard and other
begonias, Rat-tail cactus, ea.,

5c rooted; 1 of ea. rooted, 50c.

Mrs. J. R. Black, Bartow, Rt. 1.

Iris, purple, lavender, cream,
white, yellow, dark and light
blue, striped variegated, light
variegated red, pink, purple, Si-
berian tan, gold, 5c ea; Double
orange lily, 25c. Mrs. Henry El-
ler, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

7 Ger. 7 Begonias, 3 Fuchsi-
as, 3 Sultanas, 1 Mothers Tears
3 Hydrangea, 1 Justicia, 3 Lilies
4 Ferns, 1 Joseph
Tears, 5c cut., $1 for 1 of each.
FOB. Coy Willis, Talking Rock,
Rte ds

Iris, Rainbow collection: this
collection consists of 35 var. all
different in widest range of col.
$1.15. Mrs. S. W. Sloan, Auburn.

Delta Iris, from lower Louisi-
ana. Hardy in Northern States,
vigorous growth (have grown 7
ft.talb, rich purple blooms, 35c
ea., 4 for $1. Mrs. Grant Brock,
Tallapoosa.

Oxalis, pink and red, 5c bunch
Florida lilies, 10c doz. Boston
ferns, 10 each; Phlox, all col.
Petunias, all col, 10c doz. Add
postage. Lucile Wright, Bremen,
Ria2==

Calla lilies, blut August lilies,
20c each; water hyacinths, Cig-
ar plant, pink Oxalis, Rainbow
fern, 10c ea; mixed Sweet Wil-

liam seeds, 10c 2 tbls. Mrs. S.}
cream cans, $5. for the 2. Also 1

M. gone a Lawrenceville, Rt. 1.
sine

Flowers and Seed
For Sale

daffodils, white Narcissi, May
blooming yellow Day lilies, ea.
25 doz. All blooming size, Mrs,
H. B. Ford, Lavonia.

Emperor daffodils, purple Iris
25c doz; $1.25 C; $10 M; April
White Narcissi, abl. and single
Day lilies, 25c doz. $1 C. $8 M.
Add postage. Mrs. Emma Clay-
ton, Roy.

Large Cactus, 5 yrs. old, $3.
Large Sprengeria fern, $1.50.
Lace ferns, 25c ea. Boston fern,
15c ea. or 2 for 25c, Red and
pink Oxalis, 5c bunch. Fila.
lilies, 10c. Add postage. Mrs.
Gussie Conner, Buchanan, R 1.

Beautiful Queen of May Iris
25c doz. Mrs. George Fife, 44
Clay St., S. E. Atlanta, Ga.

King Alfred daffodil bulbs,
75c hundred. August lilies, 15c
ea., 2 for 25c. Paper white Nar-
cissi, 50 hundred. Add postage.

Mrs. Mattie Wright, Bremen, R

2,

Pink hydrangea, red wax be-
gonia, well roeted 10c ea. Red,
white, pink, salmon col. gerani-
um. Pink and orange sultana
cuttings, 5c ea. Orders less than
20c not accepted. Miss Lee Crow,
Oakwood.

Daffodils, $1 <. Purple Iris,
20c doz. Prim roses, fox gloves,
15c doz. or 2 doz 25c. Verbena,
15c doz. Miss Clara B.. Silver,
Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Purple Verbena, 155 = doz:
Hardy phlox, prim roses, fox
gloves, 2 doz. 25c. Yellow and
purple Iris, 5 doz. 75c. Daffodils
90c C. Add postage. Geneva Sil-
ver, Talking Rock, Rt. 2 Box 70.

Hollyhocks, 15c doz. Orange
lilies, 20c doz. Verbena, 2 doz.

20c. Altheas, 15c doz. Dark red|

coleus, 10c doz, Mrs. A. A. Sil-
ver, Talking Rock, Rt. 2, Box 42.
Few hundred large blooming
size Madonna lily bulbs to be
shipped in August at $1.50 pey
doz. $10 per C. Sent COD. plus
postage. Joe R. Porter, Maysville
Box 364. ;

Flowers and Seed

Wanted

Exc. purple Iris for lilies. Can-
terbury Bells, 2 for 1. bulb,
blooming size, more for large
bulbs: any kind except Day lil-
ies. Write. Mrs. R. C. Sullivan,
Atlanta, 329 Orleans St.

Want to hear from party hav-
ing the Spotted Leaf Caladi-
ums for sale. Mrs. A. W. Key, |
Thomasville, Rt. 6.

Red Begonia, Trailing Siu
Will exchange for other flowers
cutting for cutting. Also, Peach-
es and Apples, dried on halves.
Mrs. C. I. Carson, Hartwell.

Water lilies, Glorious, attrac-
tion, Escarboucle, Gonnere, Sun-
rise, Commanche, Marliac Rose

Conquerer. Will exch. other
true to name varieties and a-
quatic plants for same. Mrs. Y.
5S. B. Gray, Griffin.

Want Camellia Japonica cut-
tings, will exch. gardenias, oth-
er flowers and shrubbry or will
root same on _ shares. Minnie
Williams, Oglethorpe.

Second-Hand Machine.
ry For Sale

SECOND-HAND MACHINERY
FOR SALE

1 set of tobacco flues, in good
cond. for sale. J. H. Chambers,
Milan.

1 No. 20 Columbus power syrup
mill in fine shape, for sale. T.
B. Banks, Grantville.

Model A Case 12-20 tractor in
first class mechanical cond.,
$200. Come and see it. A. C.
Barnett, Washington. :

9 Atlantic 10 gal. cap. milk or

Thursday, July 6, 1!

Second-Hand Machi
ry For Sale

use. Mrs. F. B, Bohlen, _
R. 5.

Fordson tractor and har
good shape, $150 or swap fo:
mare mule, or good powe
press in good shape. W. H.
ton, Griffin, Box 436. _~

10 H. P. Titan Interna
gas. eng., slight repairs; sha
hangers, pulleys, other
ment, good cond. Net cos
equipment, $116; Eng. ane
equip, $90 FOB. _ Robt.
Adairsville.

New Golden Cane mill,
3 Roller, power or horse,
copper pan, $15 at barn. Mi
Minshew, Walden.

One all steel International
press. Write H. R. Ghees
Mitchell.

Oat Straw Baled without :
on it. Power press, $6 ton,
Iron City. Car lots or less,
M, Greene, Iron City,

One Deering Ideal mowin;
chine in good cond., compl
$25. Cash no checks. M. J
is, Baxley, Star Route.

Small corn meal outfit
plete, 20 in. Meadows mill, 6
P. McCormick Deering Eng
belt, sheller, picks, etc. $200
exch. for corn, chickens, or 0!
er value can use. H. P.
trick, Atlanta, Rt. 4. :

One Bentha] Peanut pic
one I. H. C. power hay press |
one feed chopper, all in g
condition. R. B. McRae, B

Stout roller bearing steel w:
on, $40; I. H. C. Riding Culti
tor; $25": LH. Cis herse sae
hay press (needs repairs),
50. Y. M. Anderson, Williams

1 Benthal peanut picker, 1
ternational horse power
press, 1 9-horse power gas.
and 50 ft. belting. Jos. Fr
man, Blakely. ne

12 H. P. Fairbanks-Morse :
Eng., and one 24 in. rock G
Mill, for sale or exc. Write
more complete particulars. G
Whitaker, Franklin.

3 roller syrup mill, in gi
cond., $15. C. Bryant, Jeffers

No. 2 J. B, Hammer feed m
one. Fairbanks-Morse Ha:
mill, 1-3. Hy C.-Crusher;-1
and 12 electric. motor. G.
Reaves, East Point.

75 horse power Westing hou
220 volt, 3 phase, 60 cycle, 67
speed, slip ring motor, com
with starter, chain drive, sui
for cotton gin. M. P. Reav
Atlanta, 749 Lawton St. S. W

International Riding culth
tor, good cond., $10 cash, or &
for Jersey heifer, just freshe
or soon to freshen, J. W. Joh
son, Jr., Garfield.

Two 5 gal. cream cans, $2
2 Hooded milk pails, $1 each,
cans and pails, $5.75 (both wit.
out dents and rust), $8 for
tire lot, FOB. Cash or mon
order. H. E. Hartley, Conye
Rez
Papep Ensilage cutter (li
new), 1 swing hammer feed
1 Bostrom farm level, 25 H
oil engine. All bargains. F.
Brannon, Luthersville.-

Second-Hand Machin
ry Wanted

Want a second-hand fe
grinding mill, grind any kin
roughage, corn stalks,
corn in shuck, oats,
Make best cash. price, or if will
trade for reg. Jersey cows. O.
Bradbury, Bogart.

Want one Golden No. 3 secon
hand Cane mill. T. O, White \=
ard, Blakely.

25 Tancred strain W. Leghorn.
hens, 2 yrs. old, good layers in
good condition, no culls, 35c ea.

large milk cooler, $4. oe ae

Mrs. J. R. Lanier, Graymont, R
1, Box o> i

, July 6, 1933.

-Hand Machine-|

y Wanted

to hear from party Ro-
Section Harrow and

r 2 Niagara Ram, pre-
tate best cash price.
rdman, Augusta.

10rse power gas. eng.
ake) to exc. for a lar-
hn good running con.
or, Albany, Rt. C

as ; cond. Advise best
. M. Miller, Cornelia.
H. P. gas. eng., for

used very little. C. A.

Powder Springs.
0 buy @ good corn shel-
Dp evaporator and heavy
cribe fully and state
S. L. Calfee, Bruns-

nd mill in good cond.,
without pump and tank.
ash price, also cond.

L. D. Watson, Jr.,

horse gas. eng. with
_Jack, State cond. and
F. Pledger, Athens, R 1.
lliston Peanut picker in
d., for a wheat thresh-
wW.. Ellis, Kennesaw.

- 70, or 2 - 80 saw gin
N ust be good cond. R. P.

tors, Brooders,
tc., For Sale
. Super Hatch Inc. $10

rade for anything can
amuels, Fairburn, R

atch 250 cap. Inc., in
(does good work) for
. for meat, corn, lard
C. Monroe, Woodbine.
ap. Super hatch Inc.,
_ Excellent hatcher.
cond. Cost $37.50; sel]
+R. Adlington, Atlan-
dmont Ave.
Mammoth Inc., 1008
: 100. Sell or exc. for
ey cows of same value.
fell, Macon, RFD 1.
00 cap. brooder for
c. for wheat, peas, corn
ill del. within 50 mi.
van, Winterville.

tors, Brooders,
tc., Wanted
in incubator, 100 cap.,

ferred, or oil burner,
ai R. Woodward, Folk-

suy cheap for cash, 1
Incubator heater.
d cond. Write at
iles, Hogansville.

c Hay For Sale

s long 3 hand fod-
per C. A. H. Bray,
Rt. 6.
. Sample and price
Z. P, Dean, Shell-

d Hay Wanted

y French and Ab-
Ww crop, sound and
1ith, Jackson.

. For Sale

CORNISH

roster, and 28 young
o mos. old. Dark
for lot. FOB. Cash.

tling, Atlanta, 1180

Dark Cornish

2
i

Poultry For Sale

MARKET BULLETIN

Poultry For Sale

Eggs For Sale

Pie Stock For Sale

2 young micaers and 4 ce
pure Cornish. $4, Cash. G, M.
Holt, Bowdon, R, 3. ;

4 pure bred Feb. hatch Dark
Cornish Indian cockerels, $1 e.
Also 2 Scott Show Type cocks, $5
ea. FOB. J. R. Gardner, Locust
Grove.

GAMES
Gray Italy Games: 2 cockerels
$1.50: each: Yr. old cock, $2:
pullet, 75c. All FOB. Mrs. Joe
Grayson, Louden, Tenn., Rt. 2,
Resident of Dalton, Ga.

LEGHORNS
60 March hatch W. L. pullets,
direct from Ferris heavy laying
strain, 60c each. Money order.
Mrs. W. A. Giddens, Chester, R
2:

High powered pullets from Ev-
erlay Brown Leghorn, or the
Tancred str. White Leghorn, 4
wks., 30c; 6 wks. 35c; 8 wks.
40c each. FOB. D. F. Thomas,
Odum.

75 selected 9 wks. old, Imperial
cockerels direct from M. John-
son this year, 75c each. Exc. for
pullets from M. Johnson. M. C.
Fain, Ft. Gaines.

40 10-wks. old Buff Leghorn
pullets, 40c each, or $15 for lot.
J. P. Brown, Meansville.

Two hundred White Leghorn

pullets, 6 to 7 weeks old, 30c ea.
Lots of 25 up. G. D. Fain, Edi-
son.
. Pedigree trapnested Tom Bar-
ron cockerels, April hatch, T5c
ea. Mrs. Carl J. Koppe, 2694
Blvd. Dr. N. E., Atlanta.

MINORCAS

10 AA Grade 10 wks. old Buff
Minorca cockerels, 45c ea. or the
lot for $4. G. B. Hollingsworth,
Whigham.

8 Black Minorca hens, Yr. old
75e ea. $4 for lot. Exc. fer any
other breed. Mrs. W. EB. Whaley,
LaFayette.

50 Buff Minorca cockerels Ap-
ril hatched, direct from Mo.
Hatchery farm. Blood tested
stock, supreme quality, $1 each.
Discount on large lots. Mrs. Sam
Pirkle, Logansville, Rt. 4.

ORPINGTONS

Two fine Byers Orpington
roosters, both young and vigor-
ous, will let someone have to
raise from giving me young
chickens in exch. when broiling
size. Mrs. J. T. Wilkins, 836
North Ave., NE, Atlanta.

Husky 5 lb. Buff Orpington
cockerels, Feb. 1st hatched,
Booths Trapnested stock AAA
matings, Lady Egg-a-day strain
$1.50 and $2. Pullets, same Str.,
$2 ea. Mrs. J. C. Ward, Perry.

Buff Rock pure bred, 15 mos.
old cocks, $1 ea., 2 for $1.75.
Hatching eggs, 50c for 15, fine
this year. Mrs. C. R. Sorrells,
Monroe, Rt. 1.

PIGEONS
5 prs. large, pure bred White
Kings, mated and working, 50c
per pair, FOB. Robt. Davis,
Tennille. :

mated and working, $2 pr; 6 pr.
young birds, from 2 to 4 mos.
old, $1 pr., or lot for $15, Cash.
Ernest S. Smith, Lumber City.

Checker, Blue Barred and Red
Barred Homing pigeons, 35c pr.
FOB Ringgold. Calvin Williams,
Ringgold.

Eighteen mixed pigeons will
sell lot for $3 or 35c a pr. All
mated and working. Will not

pay express. Buck Brown, Sum-
mit.

A few prs. good white Fantail
pigeons, all mated and quality
producers, reasonably priced. W.
J. Barner, 980 Oglethorpe Ave.,
Ss. Ww. Atlanta. . -

Ret. REDS S
20 March hatch pure bred
:| Donaldson str S.C, f.. Red
ets, Bac. each. Mrs. J. H.

- Pure bred R. I. Red Cockerel,
hatched, exch. for all kinds of
box flowers. Mrs. E. A. Elrod,
Gainesville, Rt. 11.

10 prs. pure bred White Kings, |

PEAFOWLS FOR SALE

Young Peafowls (provided
they hatch) for sale, 50c each.
Mrs. M. J. Driskel, Cumming, R
Be

QUAIL FOR SALE

Can furnish half grown quail
for either restocking purposes or
for breeding. Quail eggs for sale
from the Souths thoroughbred
stock. Reasonable prices. Ed M.
Furlough, Thomasville, Care Pi-
ney Wceods Quail Farm.

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

300 White Runner ducks, also
White Mammoth Pekins, all
ages. Mrs. James R. Bachman,
Atlanta, 2646 Alston Drive.

Turken (Spencer Wonder Bird)
hens and roosters, $1.50 each;
pullets, 75c each; also 3 Bantam
hens, $1. T. M. Whitworth, At-
lanta, 276 Alaska Ave., N, EB.

Young Mammoth White Pekin
ducks, $1 pr. FOB. Russell Fry-
er, Talbotton.

12 hens and 2 toms, Copper-
back Bronze, Bird Bros. str., 18c
lb. Mrs. E. R. Gaulding, William-
son,

Poultry Wanted

BANTAMS
Want trio pure bred Black
Cochin bantams. L. K. Shipes,
Waycross.

LEGHORNS

Want to buy 20 White Leg-
horn hens. Prefer Tancred str.,
Quote price, stating what you
have. J. T. Lowe, College Park,
317 Oxford St.

200 or 300 White Leghorn pul-
lets, six to ten weeks old. Must
be good birds, well grown out.
H. A. Shacklett, Mableton.

100 or 200, 8 to 10 weeks old

White Leghorn pullets of heavy

laying stock. State price and
strain. Will buy or exch. other
value. Edwin Simpson, 695
Payms Ave., N. W. Atlanta.
MINORCAS

Want 100 black Minorca pull-
ets, 4 mos. old to. raise for in-
fertile eggs on halves. Party pay
chgs. I furnish feed for 12 mo.
Mrs. Mae Moss, Jasper.

Want at once 200 day old June
chicks to raise on halves to 8 or
10 wks. old. Any large breed or
black Minorcas, I pay chgs., no
culls. N. A. Moss, Jasper.

Baby Chicks For Sale

50 baby chicks, 5%4c ea in lots
of 50; less, 6c each; 25 3. wks.
old chicks, 12c ea. Exp. collect.
Ready July 10th. Mrs. D. M.
Harrell, Hawkinsville, R 2, Box
25;

Baby Chicks Wanted

Want 150 baby chicks to raise
on halves to 8 wks. old. Oxford
Denham, Madison, R 2.

Want 100 chicks at once, raise
on halves; Reds or Buff Orp., to
10 wks. old. For Sale, White, Ap-
ril blooming narcissi bulbs, $1 C.
$3 M. plus postage. Miss Ruby
Dean Patton, Talmo, R 1.

Eggs For Sale

Speckled Guinea eggs for sale

50c for 20 P. P. Irvin Roberts,
Rt 3. Box 71, Tallapoosa.
- Turken eggs for sale, $1 for
15, Cartons returned. Rebecca
Campbell, 860 Blvd, S. E., At-
lanta. :

Speckled Guinea eggs, 214c ea.

wa exch. ss anything can use.

Blue Speckled Guinea
50c, 20; White Leghorn eggs,
50c per 15. All postpaid, COD or
M. O. Rube Alred, Tallapoosa,
Rt. 3, Box 69.

75 Ferris best egg strain W. L.
hens, 2 yrs. old, all laying and
good breeders from stock direct
from Ferris farm, 35 ea. FOB.
F. B. Flanders, Rockledge.

Pure English Ringneck eggs,
10c ea. From best breeders. T. D.
Fisher, 934 Hubner Ter., N.E.
Atlanta.

eggs,

be reg., cheap, also 2 pure bred,
Duroc boars, 9 mo. old $10. S: L.
Thornton, Dewyrose, Rt. 2.

Thoroughbred Jersey bull calf
4 mos. old $12. Will exch. for.
200 lbs. sow, if swap for hog
exch. must be paid both ways.
One seven-eight short horn bull
2 mos. old, $7. Paul Ertzberger
Carnesville, Rt. 2.

Fresh Jersey cow, second calf
also several fresh in milk goats.
J. W. Lide, Atlanta, 138 aS a
St. S. E, se

Live Stock For Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE

One 4 yr. old Jersey cow to
freshen with 38rd calf about 15
July, $35 at barn. 1 large Jersey
heifer 2 yrs. old to freshen in
lot. Fall prices, $20 at barn. Jno.
Harris, Jersery.

23 head of grade White Face
heifers about ten mo. old, all
from pure_bred reg. Bull, splen-
didly marked, in fine condition.
E. L. Carpenter, Albany.

One pure bred Jersey cow
with pure bred heifer calf, $50.
This cow will produce from 3 to
4 gal. and is fresh with 4th
calf. Harold Orr, Rt. 5, Marietta.

Jersey and Ho!stein cow, with
3 wks. old (3) calf; 3% gal. milk,
pound butter. $25 at barn. D, M.
Boatright, Carrollton, R 4.

_ 1 young steer, $18 at my barn,
or exc. for good, white corn at
75c bu. del. a place, or Doug-
lasville. R. E. F. Jerkins, Lithia
Springs.

1 nice Jersey milch cow for
sale at reasonable price. Mrs. J.
C, Garrison, Hapeville, 3569 Per-
kins St.

Black, butt-headed Jersey bull
from reg. stock, over 2 yrs. old,
$22 at my farm, 5 miles Chipley.
3 gal. milch cow, $25. Mrs. J. H.
Carrington, Chipley, R 3.

Light Jersey male cow, 4 yrs.
old, ent. to reg. Wt. 800 or 900
lbs. $20. Miss Ruth McCosh,
Glenn.

Jersey cow, fresh in; I J, hei-
fer, 2 large males ready for beef.
$60 for lot. M. H. Floyd, Coch-
ran; R56.

Jersey cow, fresh in, $30 at my

barn. Mrs. John Forbes, Char- |

ing.
Extra fine Jersey calf, heifer,

from 5% gal. grade Jersey cow,

by reg. Sire, $15 cash, or exc. for
6 wks. old Leghorn pullets or
friers at 20c lb. J. H. Smith, At-
lanta, R 3.

Reg. Hereford cow and calf, 2
fresh Jersey milch; cows, 1 Here-
ford male and calves, mixed

| Hereford heifers, for sale. L. iL.

Holloway, Monticello.

Few nice Grade Jersey cows,
fresh in, $25 and up. Mrs. R. L.
Greene, Cuthbert, Ri 4.

6 fresh Jersey cows, cheap. Eu-
gene Collier, Talbotton.

Yellow Jersey milch cow, T. B.
tested, to freshen in July with

2nd calf, for sale. Ernest Eng-

lish, Fayetteville, Rt.

1 fresh cow for sale at right
price. D. L. Williams, Homer.

3 young milch cows for sale at
reasonable price. E. M. Wright,
Nacoochee.

Extra good cow, $35 cash at
abe K. T. Clark, Austell, Rt.

ae to fifteen young brdde
Jersey milk cows cheap for cash
Rent the whole bunch, 1 month
rent in advance. Will go shares
with right party near Atlanta,
must be experienced and have
milk route. G. J. Biggers, Bre-
men, Rt. 1.
Polled Hereford bull, Hereford
heifers bred and not bred, Here-
ford cows with calves at feet,
registered, pedigreed, come and
see. Make date in advance. Re-
liable parties half cash, bal.
~ 1. J.C. Collier, Barnes-

its Sunshine

ce Chinchilla, Stahl's Gold

HOGS FOR SALE >

Little Bone black Guinea pigs
10 weeks old, $5 ea. O. P. Sin-
quefield, Harrison: ss

Reg. O. B. C. pigs, 2% mo. old
very best of breeding, $6 ea., pr.
$10; $14 for three. Mated, no
kin, special prices on large. or-
ders. A, 1 Rigsby, Sale City.

Reg. Duroc pigs from prize
winners, 3 mos. old, 65 Ibs, $5
ea. with pedigree papers. Big
bred sows, $35; big boar, $25. All
vaccinated and aboard cars. :
L. Scott, Concord. :

Thoroughbred Hampshire sind
2 mos. old, $5 pr. Chas. Duggan,
Chester.

-S. P. Chinas, from Worlds
Grand Champion blood, Ameri-
can Eagle, Announcer and Lim-
Girl breeding;
young boars and gilts. Soon re:
dy for service. R. L. Johnson,
Midville.

Duroc sow, 9 fine pigs, week
old June 28th (second litter of
10). Sell or exc. for good, fresh
in, 3 gal. cow, within reasonable
distance from here. James C.
Clay, Sr., Fairburn, RFD 4.
- Reg. O. I. C.s, 3 mos. old pigs,
$6 ea. $10 pr. 3 for $14. A. Hes
Rigsby, Sale City. :

2 pr. White Chester pigs, 8 sae
old, $6.50 pr. or $3.50 ea, FOB.

J. W. Walker, Ft. Gaines, R 2.

27 hogs, from suckling pigs i
300 lbs. 4 grown hogs, 10 nice
shoats, 13 pigs, to fatten on hal-
ves. Anyone interested, please
write. B. P. Burks, Ellaville, R 2.

Duroc 2 yr. old sow, inoculated,
sub. to reg., and 9 common stock
pigs. $20 FOB. Pigs are now 2
wks, old, and very thrifty. H. L.
Harper, Waycross, Prescott St.

White Chester pigs, $2.50 ea. or
exc. for W. L. pullets.. i G. Bur-
roughs, Canon.

$S52P.-C; boar, 10 mos. old, sub.
to reg. $10 at my place. Joe She
Floyd, Cochran, R 5. :

15 pigs, 1 gilt, 2 sows, 1 male, a
cheap for cash. R. kL. Thomas,
R 1, Box 122. eet

Pigs and shoats, sie for.
cash, at my farm. Mrs. E. J, La-
Vigne, Atlanta, R 5, Box 328.
Payne Road. :

S. P. C. and Guinea shoats and
pigs; 35 head gilts and barrows,
$3.50 ea. $120 for lot. T. G.
Thompson, Summit, R 2: bere

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE Sree

Good plug mule for sale or
exc. for chickens, cows, hogs or
corn. Also Chinese cabbage seed
(should be sown in July) 1933
crop, 5c tbls. Add postage. Mrs.
L. H. Shuman, Claxton.

Shetland pony, gentle, a
trained to cart and harness, also
fast under saddle, $80. B. B.
Cheek, Dunwoody, Morgan Falls
Road.

RABBITS FOR SALE

One pr. N. Z. rabbits, 2 Chin- |

chillas does, 1 Chinchilla mixed
black and white buck, grown
and working, $1 ea., or $4 for
lot. Cash with order. Shipped
FOB. Must go to hospital. Wm.
Hackett, 4 Astor Place, Macon.
White, pink-eyed rabbits, 2 -
mos. o:d, 35c each. Exc, for helf
grown turkeys or guineas. Chas.
E. Roper, Cumming, R 2.
New Z. Whites and 1 a

inchilla and N. Z. Red rab-

, $1.50 ea. for bred does, 35c

a. for young stock. Exc. for
iickens or pigs. H. O. Hart,
(veegaes Bldg., Atlanta,

ray Chinchilla doe, 50c. Ir-

. Bryan, Omega, R 1.
ee fine Nubian bucks from
ire, black and white color,
L. L. Pickett,

Flemish Giant rabbits, a few
ung breeders out of big bone
ock weighing from 15 to 18%
. ea. Reg. and pedigreed, no
ll offered. Write J. F. Bennett,
bany, Box 258. .

ve Stock Wanted
CATTLE WANTED
- good milk cow with yng.

f hat will give from 4 to 5
f rich milk. W. W. Wyant,

brood sow for good milch

R. J. Walsh, Garfield.
t reg. Jersey bull, out of
blood lines, about 12 - 15
os. oldy not over 75 miles from
maston. E. T. Butts, Thom-

ant 12- 20 head Jersey heif-
, also 50-100 goats, to raise on
eS, OT exc. D. Jones, Jack-

it pood heifer from good
tock milch cow, cheap for cash.
Byers, Alma.

HOGS WANTED
Dne spotted Guinea sow pig,
2 short nose Berkshire boar.
ar. Glore, Austell, R 1.

SHEEP AND GOATS.
WANTED
. a Shropshire Ram, big
uinea male pig, 1 reg.
reford bull yearling, just
= T. A. Bowen, Blakely, R

: 1 reg. Southdown Ram,

-$ yrs. old; 1 reg. snow white
orthorn bull, 1 - 2 yrs. old; 1
eg. Chester White boar, 6 mos.
Dr. J. M. Barnett, Albany.
rant Southdown sheep, 1 male
6 to 10 females, not older
han, 2 yrs. F, S. Bailey, Atlanta.
35 Linden ade. NE.

ddle aged lady with 4 yr.
id girl wants work on farm.
milk, tend chickens, cook,
tc. Will work for comfortable
ving, board and clothes. Like
be near Augusta. Mrs. Mary
r, 403 Green Alley, Augus-

fined girl wants a home
hristian family to do light
m work for board, clothes,
ooling.*Will do all work pre-
red by you. Amelia Ward,
wnsmill Rd., Rt. 2, Atlanta,
ox 493.
White boy, 14 yrs. old, wants
ob on farm between 5 and 10

am, Scottdale.
foung man of fine character
its position in dairy. Seven
, experience. Reliable, alert,
hout bad habits. Can furnish
references. L. P. Miller,
ington, Rt. 1, West.
ung man, 18 yrs. old, wants
- and small wages, willing
Ker, Hayden Driver, 282 For-

and aie light
rm work, for home and $6 mo.
ird and. laundry. Mrs. B. L.

Griffin, 119 Spalding

V Peat position operating corn
flour mill on shares. 2 yrs.
len G. Wright, eS

| close to Atlanta

Positions Wanted

Refined settled woman wants
place in nice home assisting
with flowers, poultry, and other
light work. Home and small sal-
ary. Mrs. J. E. Cooper, Girard.

18 yr. old girl wants place in
nice home assisting with flow-
ers, poultry and other light farm
work. State offer in first letter.
Tassie Sikes, Glennville.

27 yr. old married man, sober,
honest, etc. wants job with good
dairy, anywhere in Ga., as milk-
er or truck driver. Also selling
exp. Best of ref. W. L. Waldrep,
Ellaville, Rt. 4.

Widow, unincumbered, wants
place in a good farm home
doing light farm work, poultry,
milking etc. 45 yrs. of age. Ref.
Mrs. Hull, Atlanta, Care Gen.
Del. :

Want 3 or 4 horse farm for
1934 on 50-50 basis. Good land
and good house. Prefer Barrow,
Jackson, Clark, Duffie or Wilkes
County. B. E, Phillips, Rockmart
Rt. 4.

Farm Help Wanted

Want a practical and experi-
enced poultry man to handle
chickens.
them,
| Hope Plantation, Brunswick.

Want at once, woman, 17-40
yrs. of age to help with light
farm work around a _ country
home. Room, board and small
salary. Give . particulars. Mrs.
Joe U. Wright, Lavonia, Rt. 1. .

Want a good plow and _ hoe
hand at once. Live 6 1-2 miles
South Conyers. Pay off weekly
and-pay according to the value
of work, and board and lodge
him. J. N. Parker, Conyers.

Want at once a white girl or
woman, 20 to 40 yrs. of age,.to
live as one of family and _ assist
fwith light farm work. No field
work. 2 in family. Best of ref.
Small salary and home. Mrs. J.
M. Parr, Milford.

Want white or colored woman
unincumbered, 25 to 40 yrs. of
age to look after poultry, gard-
en, flowers and milk 2 cows and
other light work. Mrs. H. E.
Ezell, Oliver.

Want strong, healthy, honest
woman, 18 to 35 yrs. of age, to
milk cows and any other light

-| farm work. Must be of good

character, good habits, etc., 2 in
family. Exc. ref. At once. Mrs.
M. Krouse. Felton.

Want white virl 25-35 yrs. old
to live as one of family and as-
sist with milking, poultry, etc.
No field work. $1.50 per week
and board. J. M. Kilgore, Win-
der.

Want intelligent, industrious
woman of good character from
30 to 45 yrs. old. A good home
for a good woman, write for full
details, R. J. Bishop, Fitzger-
ald, Rt. 2.

-Want good colored girl or wo-
man for farm. No field work.
Small salary. Mrs. E. L. Landis,
Chamblee, Box 298 Rt. 1.

Want orphan boy between 18
and 35 yrs. old for farm work,
must be sober, honest and able
to drive truck, $10 mo., board
and laundry. I want a hustler.
A. E. Pate, Grantville, Rt. 1,
Box 75, E

FARMS WANTED
Want Dairy farm, must be
Suitable for
Grade A milk and reasonable
rent. Write J. G. Nash, College
Park, Rt 1-

Want to rent small farm for
fall truck crop, experienced in
truck eae J. H. Millegen,
Decatur, Rt.

Plants For Sale

- Gov. insp. and treated P. R.

"| potato plants, 35 M. del Geo.
riffis, Od Rt. 2.

and grow feed for
S. L. Calfee, Care New |

ae Baxley.

MARKET BULLETIN

Plants For Sale

insp. and treated
Prompt shipment.
Paul

grown, Gov.
P. R. plants?
35c M. del. Plants guar.
Lightsey, Screven.

Imp. P. R. red skin potato
plants. Insp. and treated seed
grown from vines. Now ready.
35c M. del. W. .D. Lightsey,
Odum.

Guar. well rooted 8 in. Mar-
globe and Stone tomato; head-
ing collard plants, 50c 300, 5c
500; $1.25 M. Postpaid. Expert
packing, roots protected. Clyde

Burell, Tucker.

Gov. insp. pure red and - pink
P. R. and Old Spanish Boones
35ec M. del. No checks. Will ex-
change for anything can use.
Geo. L. Durand, Gainesville, Rt.
2.

Cert. potato plants; Nigger
Killer, 75c M; Yellow yams, New
Imp. P: R., 25c M. Norman Mc-
Quaig, Nichols.

Flat Dutch.. Cabbage plants,
New Stone Tomato plants, Ga.
collard plants, 25c, 300; 65c M.
del. 50 M. col. Jim: Tumlin,
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Pink and purple skin P. R.
and Boone potato plants, 40c M
del. Winfred Waldrip, Flowery
Branch.

Napier grass stalks, $1 C; very
large. Kudzu. < plants, $1 :- 25;
Brimmer tomato plants, Ga. col-.
lard plants, 25c- 300, 75c M;
Carefully packed, postpaid. ae
W. Toole, Macon, Rt. 2.

Charleston Succession and
Copenhagen Market Cabbage
plants, 50c M. Yellow and white
Bermuda onion plants, 60c M;
Marglobe and red Beauty toma-
to plants, 50c M; P. R. potato
plants, 50c M.-L. W. Clarke,
Valdosta.

Mastodon Everbearing straw-
berry plants, 20c C; $1.75 M. fall
shallots, 10c lb. Add postage to
all. Mrs. -A. J. Stansel, Cleve-
land.

Gr. B., Marglobe, New Stone
tomato plants. Moss packed and
del. by parcel post,.200, 25c; 500
40c; 70e M. Cabbage, same price
J. OQ. Stokes, Fitzgerald, Rt. 3.

Tomato plants, Marglobe and
Baltimore, 500, 50c;. Yoc . M.
(young plants for Summer and
Fall hard to blister). Postpaid.
I. L. Stokes, Fitzgerald, Rt. 3.

Imp. or Pink Skin P. R. pota-
to plants, Insp., treated seed,

grown from vine cuttings, - now |:

ready, 35c M. del., 3 M. up, 34c
M. No checks. Leland Lightsey,
Odum.

State insp. Red skin P. R.
bunch P. R. old fashioned Span-
ish Boone potato plants, 50c M.
del. or exc. for anything can use
Mrs. A. J. Nix, Flowery Branch,
Reet:

Yellow. skin P. R. potato
plants, from vine grown. State
insp. seed, 40c M. del. to 8rd
zone; Vine cuttings, $1 M. del
3rd bone. J. F. Gruber, Odum._

Millions cabbage plants, sum-
mer Drum Head and Flat Dutch
COD, 40c M. Moss packed. Sat.
guar. F. F. Stokes, Fitzgerald.

Summer collection plants: 200
each, cabbage, collard, tomato,
50 ea. pepper and Egg-plant,
postpaid for $1. Mac Branan,
Lewiston.

Gov. insp. Banana Yam, Nig-
ger Killer potato plants, 35c M.
P. R. 25 M. Vine cuttings, $2
M. All FOB. J. M. Holton, Alma,
Rt. 1, Box 60.

Yams, old fashioned White
Banana, 35 M. Nigger Killer,
35 M, Imp. P. R. 25c M. Extra
strong plants and full count. E.
A. Mims, Alma.
ss Summer Drum Head and late
Flat Dutch cabbage plants, 500,
40c; 75c M. del; 500, 35c; 50c M.
oo S.: Rowe, Fitzgerald, R

P. R. plants, 50c M. postpaid,
or 15 M Exp collect. John Dan-

Plants F or Sale

days after order received, 35c M.
del. H. Lightsey, Odum.

7 hed skin P.. R. plants, Insp.
and treated, 35c M. del. Prompt
shipment. Cecil Lightsey, Odum.

Sweet and Hot pepper plants
10c C; sage, 10 and 15c bunch;
scuppernong vines, 10c ea. Add
postage. Exc. for white sacks.
Mrs. S. A. Miller, Finleyson; Rt.
2E

Seed For Sale

Collard, turnip and rutabaga
seed, 35c lb; cabbage and toma-
to seed, $1 1b; Bermuda onion
and Ruby King pepper seed,
$2.50 lb. All postpaid. W. W.
Williams, Quitman. ;

Calif. multiplying beer
10c per good start, postpaid. Mrs
Sallie Floyd, Rockmart, Rt. 2.

30 lbs. Southern grown collard
seed, 15e Ib. not prepaid. E. C.
Harper, Cairo, Rt. 4.

Guar. good California multi-
plying beer seed, makes re-
freshing drink. Good start, 10c.
Mrs. J. E. Kirk, Rockmart.

Burr clover seed in rough, ic
per lb, FOB. L. A. Motes, Elber-
ton, Rt.-3:

New, clean, handshelled head-
ing collard seed, 50c Ib. Speck-
led guinea eggs, 18 for 30c. Will
exch. eggs for fruit or Spanish
peanuts for seed. Mrs. J. W.
Hendrix, Dover.

Burr clover seed mixed with
some crimson clover seed, 2c Ib.
Crimson clover seed, 5c lb. FOB.
Bryan Cobb Hartwell, Rt. 1.

Burr clover seed, screened and
hand cleaned, 5c per lb. Mrs.
Ard Smith, Lavonia.

Calif. multiplying beer seed,
10c per good start, postpaid.
Mrs. Rushie Craton, Dallas, Rt.
4,

Sound recleaned large Chufa
seed, 90c peck, $3.50 bu. Rope
seed, 2 lbs. 35c, 4 lbs. 50c; Cat-
tail Millet, 1 qt. 35c, 1-2 qt. 20c.
W. H. Woodelle, Pearson.

Miscellaneous For Sale

Good, 1 horse wagon, new body
and running gear, fer sale cheap
for cash. Dr. J. M. Nunez,
Swainsboro, Box 414.

Miscellaneous Wanted

Will buy wool and bees wax.
Write me your best price FOB
here. S. M. Carver, 215, 2nd St.
Albany.

potato ee.
Shi

ein 2:

Tobacco F or Sale

Good, flue cured tobacco, aged
and mellow, free from trash or
mold. Bright or Red leaf. Smok-
ing, 20 Ibs. $1; Chewing, 20 Ibs:
le a Eula Mae Hayes, Alma

Good, flue cured chewing to-
bacco, 12 Ibs. $1; broken leaves
for smoking, 15 Ibs. $1. Prepaid

to 3rd zone. Mrs. J, J. Boatright

Rockingham.

Good barn cured tobacco, red
and yellow for chewing and
smoking; flavored with Deer
tongue; 6 lbs. 50c; 13 Ibs. $1.
del. by parcel post. Miss Eunice
Thornton, Screven.

Barn cured tobacco, long red
leaf, aged and mellow, free from
trash, sand and mould, 14 Ibs.

1$1 Prepaid to 3rd zone. H.. L.

Williams, Rockingham.

Tobacco Wanted

Want sample of bright leaf
flue cured mild smoking tobacco
and price on 10 or 15 lbs. J. K.
Sewell, Ashland, Rt. 2.

Georgia Products

For Sale

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE
Early. speckle velvet beans, 75c

_seed,.

For Sale

bu. Bunch, $2.50. )-t
beans $1.50. Brabham peas,
New Era $1.40. Mixed $1.
Good seed in strong bags
Burch, Chester, Ga.

25 bu. O-too-tan beans
per bu. J. B. Turner, :
ough. ;

Black wax pole beans, for
planting, 20c a pound. M
Norman, Richland.

200 lbs. or more. dry
lima beans, 10c lb. at my
Mrs. E. R. Harrison, Lome

Rt. 4.

Genuine O-too-tan
Georgia grown and = recl
$1.50 per bu. FOB. Dublin.
Joiner, Dublin. f

Few lbs. Rice or lady pe
Ib. del. 10 lbs. dried appl
del. Few bu. black peas,
Mrs. B. H. Osborn, Roy.

Clays speckled and

peas, 90c per bu. FOB.

son. C. H. Crawford, Thor

~ BUTTER FOR SALE
Can furnish 2 or more lb
tra nice fresh Jersey tabl
ter per week, cows T. B.
Reference from
furnishing. Mrs.
Cumming, Rt, 1.

FRUIT FOR SALE

Sweet and juicy bunch >
several hundred lbs. for July
livery, make best prices, Fi
vinegary, suitable for .
Jellies and Jams, I. i. Jo
Dublin, Rt. 6.

Will make jelly on halv
ples, peaches, plum grapes
blackberries. I do the wor
furnish fruit, other party
ish sugar and containers.
Earnest Garraux, Austell. =

HONEY FOR SALE

6-10 lb. pails honey, pe
$5.50; 12-5 lb. pails hon
case, $5.80; 24-1 lb. jars
per case, $3.60; 12-3 lb. jars
ey, per case, $4. Prices del. sc
of Atlanta, C. A. May, T
Creek.

Extracted Tupelo honey.
lb. cans, $1 per can; Fanc
berry chunk honey in cans
per lb. or $1.15 per 10 Ib
cans extracted FOB. Clyde
rison, Rockingham.

POTATOES FOR SAL

field, any quantity. Gus
pins, ene

T. Autry, See Rt.

Georgia Product
Wanted

BEANS AND PEAS W.
Want to hear from party hi

ing 2 or 3 bu. sound Acer
Conch peas, and price, at

Theo Liverman, Climax.

HONEY BEES AND BEE
PLIES WANTED
Want 100 lbs. good Comb hi

Want new crop Comb hi
any quantity over 50 Ibs.
be bright color. Write.
Crawford, Odum. a

Exe. 6 Black Giant bons
ing, for 6 gal. new honey,
ae 2 Pirkle, Atlanta, 944 Cc

SYRUP WANTED
Exc. Yr. old Jersey pull,
to reg. Combination Premi
breeding, for syrup, honey, sh
ed corn, or feed oats. Mrs. Cl
K. MeNeill, Flake, R 2