Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1933 July 13

PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETSMAX i McRAE, DIRECTOR

STATE CAPITOL

ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1933.

| Analysis of Application of Processing Tax on Wheat

(1)
_ The Agricultural Adjustment Administration today made public regula-
tions signed by the Secretary of Agriculture and approved by President Roose-
elt, fixing a flat processing tax, beginning July 9, 1933, of 30 cents a bushel
mall wheat. The Agricultural Adjustment Act provides that this tax will
erminate at the end of the marketing year current at the time the Secre-
ary proclaims that rental or benefit payments are to be discontinued with
espect to wheat. The rate of 30 cents a bushel will remain in effect as pro-
vided by the Act unless the Secretary, in order to effectuate the declared pol-
cy of the Act, finds it necessary to adjust the rate:

This tax, which will be collected by the Bureau of Internal Revenue, is

on the first domestic processing of all wheat processeq on and after July 9.
It will be necessary for all millers and other first processors of wheat to far
ish the Bureau of Internal Revenue with satisfactory inventory statements
as of July 9 and monthly reports showing the amount of wheat processed.
The Act exempts from this tax the grinding or cracking of wheat, not in the
form of flour, for feed purposes only.

: (2)
These regulations also prescribe conversion factors which fix a tax for

vl floor stocks of wheat products held by manufacturers, wholesalers, and

thers, on the date the tax goes into effect. These stocks include separate
etail stocks of retailers which are not disposed of within 30 days after July
of this year. All warehouse stocks, whether of retailers or wholesalers, are
be taxed, whether disposed of within 30 days or not. :

ee The wheat products which will be taxed as floor! stocks include flour and
repared flour, cereal preparations, bread, crackers, pretzels, macaroni, nood-

les, paste and foundry moulding materials, a schedule of which products is a:

part of the regulations.

2 (3) 3

The conversion factors also determines the amount of compensating tax
o be placed on imported wheat products and the amount of refunds) which
re to be paid under certain provisions of the Act. a

Realizing the great vaviation in the various grades of flour and other
heat products and the difficulties of classifying these articles for tax pur-
poses, the Wheat Processing and Marketing Division, after consultation with
epresentatives of the trades involved, arrived at an average conversion fac-
or of 4.6 bushels of wheat for 196 pounds of flour. Under the conversion
actor, the floor stocks tax on flour will be seven-tenths of a cent per pound,
r $1.38 a) barrel, with a proportionate tax on the other wheat products re-
erred to in the regulations.

7/10/33.

S ee a
The Act exempts from the processing tax, wheat processed by or for a
producer for consumption; by his own family, employees, or household. This

means, according to the Bureau of Internal Revenue, that a farmer may for S

his own consumption have his wheat ground or may procure direct from the _
mill grinding his wheat, in exchange for this wheat, an equivalent amount of
flour made from similar wheat without any tax being imposed. =

The Act protects organizations receiving wheat products for charitable _
distribution by providing for refunds of the tax to those delivering wheat
products to such organizations. aos

Due to the unseasonably cool weather which prevaileq through the Unit- __

ed States on July 4th and several days thereafter, the consumption of water- |

melons was greas!y reduced, and due to the fatt that the stocks in all of the
large cities were heavy anticipating a big trade, a larger supply of melons
was left on hand after July 4th, consequently the market for the past week
has been weak and prices greatly reduced from the previous week. :

We have handled a large amount of watermelons during the past week
and have been able to sell all of the melons that, we were asKed to handle.

In a good many sections, the growers have used Government inspection this ~

season and this has added to the value of, the melons greatly. I hope this
service will be greatly extended another season. I want to caution the grow-
ers not to load<any over-ripe or sunbakeq melons, as the market will only
take good fresh stock. = ee

The campaign for training laymen in the use of serum and virus in Imoc-
ulating hogs isi progressing splendidly. Apparently an effort has been made
to hinder the work we are pe on as the Department has been notified
by a number of counties who applied for a Veterinarian to train laymen to
cancel this request. : : ee

I am afraid the officials who have cancelled these requests have acted
under a misapprehension. There are certain interests in Georgia who are
very much opposed to the plan of furnishing serum to the farmers at whole- _
sale cost and representations are being made that this serum is not good. I
wish to state that the serum and virus being sold\ under the State contract
is government inspected and meets all the requirements of both the State and
Federal Governments as to quality and potency and alf of the serum and Vi-
rus furnished under this contract has been manufactured Since the first day
of January of this year and is as of good quality! of any Serum being Ollered ~

in the State at any price.
MAX L. McRABE, Director.

MARKET REPORT

OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

Prevailing Wholesale Prices July 10, 1933. Always Subject to Variation.

sf Atlanta Macon .
Eggs, extra, dozen .
Eegs, standard, dozen -.
Eggs, Georgia trade, dozen
Eggs, yard run, dozen
Be ot. ee ee
Peis, 456 ibs. Up, Mos 0
Hens, small col. and W. Leghorn, lb... .07
PReOOStCr SCID SG ee os oe ee Se 4

ers; Ib.

Country butter, best table ---------- 28208

jhar Corn (80: lbs; to. bu.) buss---_ 22. 1.00-
weet potatoes, per 100 Ibs. _-.----.-. .6 : ;
Heavy, Pus S25 eee es a 1.00
abbage (per 100 lbs.) : 2. 2:60
eavine Hay, No. 1 ton 2.00 12.00.

Peanut Hay, No. 1, ton 6.50

HICAGO BUTTER MARKETBased on Creamery Standards: July Ist, 24140; July 3rd, 25; Jufy 5th, 25%e3|

July 6th, 25c; July 7th, 25%4c; July 8th, 25'c.

Savannah Augusta Columbus
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INDEX

Grain and Hay For Sale
Valdosta Rome Grain and Hay Wanted
. [2 $ 14 Poultry For Sale ---.-------- caae a
47 : Poultry Wanted

14 2/2 1 Baby Chicks For Sale
10 ; | Baby Chicks Wanted

= wo Eggs For Sale __.-.-.

aioe. 14 | Live Stock For Sale

we : Live Stock Wanted
Positions Wanted

Farm Help Wanted
Plants For Sale <------ (ae a
Miscellaneous For Sale ._..._...._- A

Georgia Products For Sale
Georgia Products Wanted --_- 4
Tobacco Por Sale. 35.2) SS pies

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Georgia
Market Bulletin -

Published Weekly by the
BUREAU OF MARKETS

Department Of
Agriculture

_ Executive Offices:
State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga.

G. C. ADAMS,
ae Commissioner
-_ MAX L. McRAE,
Director, Bureau of Markets

: THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1933.

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Special Notices

CORRECTIONS

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
Dill sprays, 25c C; Sassafras
and Rattle root, 15c 1b.;
cherry bark, 20c Ib. Exc. for any-
thing can use. Miss N. A. White,
Dahlonega, R 1, Box 37.

100 lb. cap. sacks to sell,

Mrs. H. F. Neal, St. Simons As
land, Ga. ;

FRUIT FOR SALE

Good eating and cooking ap-
ples, 75c bu.
poultry, if can handle 10 bu.
lots. Write. T. M. Webb, Ellijay.

FRESH AND CURED MEATS
ee FOR SALE

Nice sugar cured and hickory
smoked hams and shoulders:
hams, 18c lb., shoulders, 13c lb.
2 FOB. Julian S. Brannen, Stilson.

; LEGHORNS FOR SALE

_ 25 Tancred W. Leghorn hens,

2. yrs. old, good layers, in good

cond., no culls, 35c each. Mrs. J.

Ri Lanier, Graymont, Rt. 1, Box

70.

_ 20 w. L. hens, Kerlin Quality.
epod. cond. 35 ea.3

wild

exch. for broom straw. areiiee
Austell.

Crate, or exc. for}.
300 egg matings.

Wars

ae ne 3 eS ba e MARKET BULLETIN

Special Notices

$7 for lot. FOB my station. Mrs.
T, W. Rogers, Cochran, R 3.

HOGS FOR SALE

6 pigs, 8 wks. old, P, C., Black
Essex crossed, $5 pr.; 5 pigs, 6
wks. old, P.<C., Berkshire cross-
ed, $4 pr. At my farm prices. J.
T. Holt, Griffin, Rt. A.

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE j
3 fine Nubian bucks from reg.
Sire. Black and white in. color.
5 mos. old, $5. L. L. Pickett,
Elko.

Grain and Hay For Sale

Good Blue Stem seed wheat,
$1.25 bu. FOB. Arthur Owen,
Barnesville.

Grain and Hay Wanted

Want some good, sound, clean
feed Wheat, in 10-20 bu. lots, for
right price for cash; 400 or more
White King and Carneaux pig-
eons for sale. C. E. Stafford,
Taylors Creek.

Poultry For Sale

: -ANCONAS ;
Pure bred Sheppard sir. An-

|econa cockerels, March 1933 hch.,

50c ea. April hatch, 40c ea. Not

|prepaid. Mrs. Parry Fitzgerald,

Forest Glen.

~

AUSTRALORPS
Beautiful Australorp, Osborne
str. February hatch 6 lbs. and
over cockerels, $1.25 ea. 5 or more
at $1 each. C. R. Brown, Butler.

BANTAMS
3 Bantam hens, good layers, $1.

|| T. M. Whitworth, Atlanta, 276

Alaska Ave., N.E. :

Mille-Fleur bantams from im-
ported stock. Winners at the
leading shows. Old birds, Show
Birds. Quail size and baby chicks
Ask for prices. U. S. Fricks, Pen-
dergrass.

Few young genuine Buff. Co-
chin bantam trios, $3; grown
stock, $5; hatching eggs, $1.50
per 15. O. H. Wright, Atlanta,
515 Peters Bldg.

April hatched White Japanese
Silkies, Clauson str. $5 pr. Exc.
some for 8 wks. old White or
Brown L. or Black Minorca pul-
ae J. H. Smith, Atlanta, Rt.

= pure bred Bur Cochin hen,

Statham.
16 thoroughbred Sebright ban-
tam hens, 75c each; 2 cocks, $1.-

Prize winning birds. John Quat-
tlebaum, Fort Gaines.

BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS

Beautiful B. Rock 10 wks. old
cockerels from matings of Record
of Performance cocks, imported
direct from Canada, 250-300 egg
record, $1 each. E. J. Neidlinger,
Rincon, R 2.

100 buttermilk fed friers,; Buff
Rocks. Mrs. Ernest Garraud,

15 AAA B. R. cockerels, direct

oe Rusk, first: of March, $1
Mrs. R. H. Kyzer, Wrights-

ville, RL.
White Plymouth Rocks from
Yr. old cocks,
$1.25 ea.; 3 mos. old cockerels,
85c ea.; Sheppard str. jAncona
hens, 1% yrs. old, 50c ea. Mrs.
Jeptha Pullin, McDonough.

4 AAA Parks B. R. cockerels,
Marth 27th hatch, $1 each; few
April ith hate, %5 each; 3
Parks 1932 hatch roosters, $2.50
ea. Joe Summers, Newnan, R. 3.

2 choice Thompson Ringlet B.
R. January cockerels, ready for
service, $1 ea.,-February hatch,
75c ea. FOB. Mrs. N. R. Wilson,
Canon, R 2.

1 yr. old Holterman Avista
B. R. rooster, new blood, direct

from Holtermans Best Pens, $1.

now laying, 50c. John Wallace,

50 ea. $15 for lot. All 1932 hatch,

Poultry For Sale

| Mrs. A. Baker, Sr., Norman Park
R 1, Box 65.

Thompsons Imp. Ringlet B. R.
cockerels from Prize Winning
stock, April hatch, $1 ea., 2 for
$1.75. Mrs. J. E. Steadam, Bain-
bridge, R 2.

CORNISH

White Cornish cockerels, 5c
each; Eggs, $1.20 for 30, del. Mrs.
rH. W. Law, Chula.

GAMES

12 Pit Games, Steam Boat
Blues, 4 mos. old, for sale or exc.
for 20 B. L. or other light stock
pullets not under 4 mos. old.
Mrs. James J. Rhodes, Sr., Dex-
ter, i 3:

20 odd pure Ky. Dom hens and
5 roosters, cheap. All young birds
and fine layers. Write what you
want and what you will give. W.
Henry Baxley, Jr., Hephzibah.

2 Knob-Comb Warhotse cocks,
$2 ea. 2 Knob-Comb Grays, 4%
and 5% Ibs., $1.50 - $2; Travel-
ler cock, $4. Exch. for friers,
market price. J. D. Wilcher, Gib-
son.

Pit games, Brown, Red, Leo-
pard, Black Gray, Warhorse;
crossed, Leopard Warhorse cross-
ed: stags, $1.50; pullets, $1 each.
H. D. McDonald, Commerce, R 2.

2 full Skelton Roundhead
young hens, sell or exc. for full
bred Traveller stag of good stock.
Tormentor hens, $2 each. G. W.
Logan, Ellijay, R 2.

GIANTS
2 J. B. Giant hens, 2 yrs. old,
pure stock. Fine for breeding.
Healthy, $1 each. Theodore Mor-
gan, Avera, R 1.

LEGHORNS

100 W. L. pullets, 4 mos. old,
Egg-a-day strain, 75c each, 1 or
all; 50 R. I. Red hens, 14 mos.
old, $1 ea. Mrs. Gertie Connell,
Brunswick, R 1.

. 50 Eng. str. 2 mos. old Teshorn
pullets, and 1 cockerels, $20 for
lot. G. W. Thornton, Bristol, R
ds

Sev. W. L. cockerels, Feb.-hch.
from hens. imported.from Tom
Barron of England, $2.50 each;
several Tancreq cockerels from
trapnested hens of high record,
ple a.-G. LG. Stripling, Macon,

8 Tancred str. W. L. cocks, 14
mos. old, direct from Fair Acre
Poultry farms as baby chicks, $1
ea. FOB. R. S. Park, Eatonton.

5 pure bred Leghorn cockerels,
April 8th hatch, $3.50 for lot
del.; new Red nest onions, 65c
gal. del. also White, 65c_ gal.
del. also White, 65c gal. Mrs. A.
S. Paulk, Ocilla.

150 W. L. 8 wks. old, good str.
pullets, 40c ea. FOB in lots of 50
or more. Fritz Rovers, Wash-
ington, R 3.

High quality White L. pullets,
10-12 wks. o!d, from high pro-

ducing hens, bloodtested stock,
reasonable; Ped. breeding cock-
erels from 259-312 egg stock, 10-
16 wks. old. M. W. Kantala, El-
berton..- =~

40 Buff L. pullets, 10 wks. old,

| 40c ea. $15 for lob. J. P. Brown, |

Meansville.

10 Eng. strain w. L hens; 1932
hatch, 50c ea. FOB. Mrs. Grace
Sutry, Buena Vista.

400 Tancred W. Leghorns, now
laying 40 per cent; none over 2
yrs. old, 25 ea. for entire -lot,
30c. smaller lots. Mrs. J. 8, Mor-
ton, Lumpkin, R 1.

April hatch Everlay B. Leg-
horns: 10 pullets, 1 cockerel, $3;
cockerels, 35c ea. 2 for 60c. Mrs.
G. W. Akins, Graymont.

50 pure bred White Leghorns,
10 wks. old, 30c ea. for the lot.
FOB. R.L. Rickles, Mauk, R 2.

35 W. L. hens, pure bred, Tan-
cred str., 2 yrs. old, healthy, no
culls. Fine for breeders, 50c ea.
Miss Audrey Ivey, Thomson, R
4,

125 W. L. hens, Yr. old hal-

thy, laying, Tancred str., 50c ea.

Poultry For Sale

also good feed sacks, 8c ea. plus
postage. Mrs. A. E. Hamer, La-
Grange.

Few B. L. cockerels, direct from
Blue Ribbon Hatchery of the
AAA grade. Now about 2 mos.
old, 35c each. Cash. Mrs. W. T.
Dodd. Alto.

35 Booths AAA 13 wks. old
W. L. cockerels. Direct as baby

chicks. Sacrifice, 55c each. Of-.

fer good 10 days only. J. 'H. Can-
tey, LaGrange, .409 Greenville
St. ;

April hatch pure Everlay B. L.
roosters, 3 for $1, or $4 per doz.
FOB. Cash with order. Junior
Jackson, Graham.

R. O. P. Hollywood cockerels,
3 mos. old. Finest blood strain.
Price and full information upon
request. Jos. eae Jr., Wa-
verly Hall, RE:

Seidel cocke olor 300 egg str.
8 wks. ol, $1.25 each, 10 for $10.
This strain now leading Ga. Egg
laying contest. J. E. Humes, Co-
lumbus.

14 full blood Tancred str. W.
L. hens, March 1932 hatch. No
ulls, 60c ea. Mrs. A. E. Ribron,
Waynesville, Rt. Box 75.

W. L. cockerels from trapnest-
ed parents, on free range and
milk-fed, 10 wks. old. S. J. Grie-
ner, Atlanta, RFD 5, Box 332-B.

Booths Ped. (direct as baby
chicks) AAA W. L. cockerels, 6
wks. old, 250-334 egg trapnest
stock, 250 each, not = postpaid.
Grady Dickerson, Cobbtown. |

Pure Tormahlen L. B. Leghorn
hens, 4 fingers between keel and
lay bands; 40 per cent product-
ion now, $9 doz. Mrs. J. B. Col-
lier, Cochran.

ORPINGTONS
20 Buff Orp. pullets, 10 to 12
wks old, 75 each, or lot for $14.
W. H. Hipp, Hogansville.
25 pure bred Buff Orp. three
mos. old, 60c each. Mrs. R. G.
Braziel, Rochelle, R 2.

PIGEONS

White King pigeons for <a
Geo. W. West, Jr., Atlanta, 2149
Ponce de Leon Ave., N. E.

Pigeons, 20c pair. Hardeman
Hudson, Raleigh.

30 pr. White Kings, mated,
banded and working. Year old,
50c pr. in 5 pr. lots and up. Exc.
for any kind of grain or ham or
shoulder meat. O. P. Foster,
Good Hope.

22 prs. R. C. A. banded, Show
Bird stock, Carneaux, all work-
ing, 75c pair, $14 for lot. Mrs. A.
W. Sterling, Baldwin.

12 prs. Homers, some mated
and working, 30c pr., or $3 for
lot, with 1 extra. Willie McDan-
iel, Omega, Ga.

White King pigeons, 50c per
pair, or exc. for geese or ducks,
James Harris, Collins, Box 106.

PHEASANTS FOR SALE

Pair mature Ringneck pheas-
ants, $4; Goldens, $10 pr.; Blue
Peafowls, $25 pr.; Bantam chick-
ens, 50c ea. David Jennings, Jr.,
Americus, P. O. Box 84.

QUAIL FOR SALE
All pairs of Quail sold. Taking
orders for eggs, also for young
birds to be del. in July and Au-
gust. Mrs. at Treanor, Milledge-

4 Ville;.-

= eK . REDS

15 R. I. Red hens and roos-
ters. Sell or exc. for young milch
cow or heifer to freshen soon.
Will del. chickens and get cow
within 20 miles. Mrs. J: M. Hayes,
Ft. Valley, R 1.

50 or 0 fine R. I- Red friers,
av. 2 lbs., 15c lb. Mes. J. R. Ty-
son, Ocilla, R 3. ~

50 Donaldson R. I. Red chicks,
Ist June hatch, 20c each; 8 two
yr. old cocks, -same stock, $1.50
each; 50 3 wks. old Tancred W.
dae chicks, 18c ea. Not deS-Mrs.
C. H. Capel, Molena.

40 R. I.*Red pullets, March 17,

-1933 hat 4, well dev. good cond.,
a ; :

Thursday July
Poultry For

from ee laying. strai
FOB. J. W. Pierson, Cullor
Nice S. C. R. I. Red
2 Ibs. 50c each; hatch
same Str., 50c per 15.
Mrs. J. F. Trawick, Te
Heavy S: C. Reds, Dr
str., Yr. old hens, also M.
keys. Exc. for 8. C. W.
lb. for lb. Also good broo
Write. Mrs. J. B. Ha
dele, R B.

26 -R. I. Reds, 7 wks
plus chgs. Mrs. W. L.
Sr., Sparta, 333 Broad St

3 R. I. Red roosters.
old, Single Comb, extra
$1. 25 ea. del. N. L. King,
renceville.

TUHKEYS, GUINEAS.
GEESE, ETC., FOR

- 1 pr. White Pekin du
Dy: six 4 mos. old, $1 ea,
lot. Mrs. J... But
Springs.

Mammoth White Pek
good layers, for sale or
any kind of live stock
Charles ONeal, Valdosta,
Ashley St.

White Guineas aiid:
White Giants and
rabbits for sale or exc. for
ants or eggs; Eng. and |
ducks, All 25c to $1 eac
Williams, Ty Ty. ;

Pure bred Mammoth
Pekin ducks (approved hi
for feathers or meat, als
layers), $1.50 pr. $2 trio.
more, 50c ea. All FOB.
Cook, Ocilla, R 3.

Genuine Mallard du
this yr. 75c ea. Sell not les
5 to ea. party. E. L. Walke
terson, P.O; Box 28,

Pure _bred young
ducks for sale or exc.
bred R. I. Red hens, M.
son, West Point.

25 M. B. turkey poults
old. Healthy, mash-fed,

- Poultry Wanter

ANCONAS

Want 50 to 100 ae
cona or Ferris W. L. pulle
ril or May hatch. Mrs. ;
Deen, Pearson, R 2, Box 5.

; BANTAMS

Exc. pair of 3 mos. old
Cochin bantams for 2 B
chin pullets. Prefer near
trie, Mrs. C.. R. Lee,* Moul
3p Se :

BARRED AND OTHER

Exc. 10 thoroughbred
Wyandotte hens and 1
for same amount of thorou
Barred Rocks or Dark C
Ea, pay Exp. chgs. N, J.
roy, Cedartown.

GAMES

Want 1 B. B. Red Wing
cockerel. Price of Everla:
Brown Leghorn eggs per
E. D. Smith, Brunswic
Reynolds St.

LEGHORNS E
Want 2 18 mos. old M.
sons str. cockerels. Writ
price, del. at Alma. &. iy
man, Alma, R 2.
Want best cash price on
L. hens or pullets, betwe
mos. and 1 yr. old. Tanered
preferred. Must be chea
cash R. J. Henderson, Br ]
2311 Norwich St. =
Want 9 young W. L. h
rooster of goad strain, in e
8 heavy R. I. Red hens and
ter. Write. James Thompson,
lanta, 1307 Iverson St., N. E
Want 500 W. L. yr. old
in good health and at reason
price. Mrs. Janie Martin,
town.
Want 25 W. L. yr. old
State what you have, cond.,

and price. Edd Mathis, Ali
ha, RFD 1 Sag

nursday, July 13, 1933.

Poultry Wanted

Live Stock F or Sale *

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS
Exc. 6 Blue Speckled guineas;
ens and rooster, raised last
for 5 hens, any breed. Ea.

yy chgs. Guineas now laying.
Bessie Campbell, Baxley, R

PIGEONS -

Want Fan-Tail pigeon hen.

refer White. Will exc. White

Fan-Tail cock, or Racing Ho-

mers, for same. H. C. Ozburn,
on, 1993 Log Cabin Blvd.

R. I. REDS:
Exc. 4 pure Donaldson strain
ed roosters, 2 yrs. old, to pre-
t inbreeding, or will buy four
e bred dark R. I. Reds, roos-
, frying size or 1 yr. old. Mrs.
ES A. Woodall, Greensboro, Rots

178.,

URKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC., WANTED
Want 2 Mallard female ducks.
dress: Lee M. Happ, Macon.

arks str. B. Rocks. Reg. Per.
-C-33. Cream Grade direct.
ly baby chicks, $5.50 per C.
Sh. Flock state bloodtested.
Mrs. Mamie Roach Plyler, Daisy.
\ re bred Dark Cornish chicks
ic each; Eggs, 5c each; Spring
ullets and roosters, 50c each.
. C, A. Patterson, Ty Ty, R

S. C. W. Leghorn day old
hicks, 4c ea. del; 3 - 4 wks. old,
wth sex, 10c each. 90 per cent
ullets, 18c each, from blood-

ed, high producing flock. D.
. Martin, Cobbtown.

Baby Chicks Wanted

ant 50 or 100 assorted baby
hicks cheap, del. R: C. Dixon,
ibson.
Want -lowest price on 100 3-
ks. old chicks. Prefer Leghorns
Games, but take most any
ei = J. B. Bass, Chipley.

_Eges For Sale

M Ermoth Copperback Bronze
rkey eggs, $1.75 doz. Mrs. E .R.
aulding, Williamson.

Turken eggs, $1 per 15. Carton

t. Rebecca Campbell, - Atlanta,

ee vererd, S. E.

Selected hatching eggs from 4
old breeders, Holtermans

stocrat B. Rocks. Every bird

. flock Direct Holterman, $1.00

ir setting, limited time. Robt.

Middleton, Camilla.

Select eggs, Donaldsons dark
s, 75c per 16 del; few splen-
breeders (males), $1.25 each.

either for shoat. Mrs. H. G.
wn, Stone Mtn., R 2. *
urkey eggs from a 1aee, good

sae of 2 yr. old, unre-
ck, Bronze, 12 for $1.00
Barred Rock and Wy-
gs, 50c per 15. Ernest

Pure bred Jersey cow, calf 4
S. old, 4 gal. milk, 1% lbs. but-

del. Lexington, or $50 cash.

S. W. Avera, Lexington.
ng Jersey cow, calf 3 -mos.
ine butter cow $25 at farm.
idie C. Hicks; Scottdale, Care
ks Farm. Phone Dea. 2436-W
ow Jersey milch cow. T. B.
|. Freshen this month with
d calf, for sale at reason-
cash price. Ernest English,

teville, R 3.

t-headed, 18 mos. old bull,
r exc. for 12 bu. corn; two
igs, $4 or exc. for 5 bu. corn.
corn, Have no way to del.

D. Hammock, Conyers, R 1.
erd of reg. Jerseys; 6 young
cows, 1 young bull, 5
ngs and heifers. All of best
ing, good cond. Low pric-

es either as herd or individually.
Conrad R. Hinson, Baldwin.

1 fine Cows B, tested, for

sale. J. W. Sanders, Felton, R 2.

Young Jersey cow, fresh in the
20th July, for sale. Mrs; Ay
Price, Locust Grove.

Young Jersey cow, $25 or
trade. Del. anywhere in Fulton
ss H. G. White, Ben Hill,

3 young, nice part Jersey milch
cows, 2% to 3 gal., respectively.
$25 to $27.50 ea. Also sow and 9
pigs, 8 wks. old, reasonable, or
pigs separately, $2 ea. Mrs: Mary
L. Kimbell, McDonough, R. 3.

2 mos. old Reg. Guernsey bull.
Good blood lines. C. H. Fowler,
Braselton.

Jersey cow, first calf 3 mos.
old. Sell or trade for 45 B. R.
hens, or any heavy mixed strain.
Other party to make exchange.
O. Gardiner, Homer.

Hereford pure bred bull calves
of the finest breeding, registered
in buyers name, from our fa-
mous Colonial Plantation herd.
W. B. Hutchinson, Albany. ~

Grade Guernsey heifer, 5 mos.

old, in fine cond. A beauty. Sell)

or exc. for W. L. pullets, March
or April hatch. Mrs. J. J. Miles,
Baxley, R 4.

2 fresh Jersey cows, Ist and
2nd calves, cheap. E. E. Yar-
brough, Austell.

Pure bred Hereford bull, large
enough for service, for sale. R.
R. Renfroe, Quitman, RFD.

Milch cow, fresh in by July

4th. Reasonable price. See me.
H. Carver, Jonesboro, R 1.

1 Jersey milch cow, 3 gal. milk
3-4 pure bred. Priced right. Mrs.
J. F. Davis, College Park, R 1,
Box 36 (On Newnan Highway).

1 good cow with 2nd calf, $18
cash for both. Mrs. C. Kowitz,
Talking Rock, R 1, Box 28.

2 Jersey cows, fresh in. Fawn
color. Extra fine butter cows;
heifer calf, 3 wks. old, $40 and
$50 ea. respectively. A: J. Payne,
Reynolds.

Few cars of good range beef
steers. Make best offer. J. H.
McVeigh, Waynesville.

1 milch cow, will suckle in
early Fall. Will trade in part for
2 hogs not under 100 lbs. barrows
preferred and $8 .in cash, at my
home. Or sell 1 Bilcups,
Swainsboro, R 4, Box 128.

2 fine Jersey cows, both fresh,
1 reg., 1 Gray Jersey, phone
Hem. 6724-J for information, or
write. A. W. Stubbs, Atlanta, R
ae
Jersey cow with heifer calf 9
days old. Cow gentle and well
behaved; 1 Polled Hereford bull,
yr. old. R.E. Lee, Oxford, R 1.

Black Jersey, 5 yr. old cow,
freshen 10th of July $25 cash.
J. H. Williford, Stephens, R 1.

The University of Ga. offers
some very desirable reg. Jersey
and Holstein females of all ages
for sale at reasonable prices.
Write. Dr. Milton P. Jarnagin,

Athens.

Reg. Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old.
Sensational Beauty Bees, No.
909661. Freshen in July, $40. R.
J. Paris, Dallas.

2 Jersey bulls, 18 mos. old, $20;
6 mos. old, $6. Mrs. T. F. Rain-<
water, Douglasville, R 1.

Good milch cow, fresh in, 3rd

-| calf. $30 at my barn. Mrs. J. H.

Smith, Chipley, R 1.

Fresh in milch cows for sale
Jas. F. Woodall, Woodland.

1 fresh cow with 2nd calf, for
sale. A. A. Fowler, Stone Mtn.

Male polled calves and cow for
sale. Will trade for good work
horse or mule, not too old, and
good anywhere. T. J. Postma,
Folkston, R 1, Box 70.

10 cows, heifers and steezs; 4
young cows, already bred, 2 hei-
fers, 4 steers, 1% yrs. old, each.
Prefer to sell all together. Write
or come see for prices. Mrs.
Hamp Drury, Waynesville.
~ Black Jersey cow, 2 gal. milk;

freshen Sept. 3rd. She never

MARKET BULLETIN

Live Stock For Sale

goes dry, $40. Mrs. C. R. Hardy,

Dawson, R 1, Box 29,

1 Jersey milch cow, fresh in,
with a male calf. Cheap. Dorsett
Roberts, Macon, R 5.

Light Jersey male cow, ent. to

reg. 4 yrs. old, $20. Miss Ruth
McCosh, Glenn.

HOGS FOR SALE

8 thrifty pigs, 8 to 10 wks. old.
Full blood Duroc Jerseys. Also
White Flemish Giant buck rab-
bits for sale. Hudie Martin, Aus-
tell Re 2:

8 pure bred S. P. C. pigs. Ex-
tra fine, 6 wks. old, $3 ea, J. P.
Capps, Palmetto, R 2.

Fine P. C. pigs, 6 wks. old, $2
each, or exc. for corn. W. W.
Jones, Molena, R, 1.

8: =P. 6. hiss reg. in buyers
name. High grade stock, grown
under sanitary cond., ready for
shipment July 10th. Lake Mc-
Donald, Vidalia, R 4.

1% yr. old Black Essex sow,
just weaning 2nd litter. Good
cond. Wt. 250 Ibs. if fat. $15 or
exc. for Guernsey heifer, or 25
large breed, yr. old hens. Mrs.
Ethel Jones, ee ao:

Two mixed pe boar pigs, 9
wks. old. Treated, ie and thrif-
ty, $3 each. Exc. 1 for 6 bu: of
corn del. to me. Howell Parker,
Alto; RR 2:

8 nice P. C. pigs, 7 wks. old;
6 boars and 2 sows. Wt. 25 Ibs.
each, $2 ea. or $15 for lot at my
barn. J. T. Chatman, Texas, Ga.

Reg. Duroc Jersey 6 wks. old
Pigs, $5 ea. reg. in buyers name.
Sow from Ga. State College of
Agriculture. Address: John A.
McDonald, Vernell, Box 111.

Duroc- ~Jersey pigs, 3 - 8 mos.
old, at reasonable prices. Write
your needs. L. M. eaRSHY Col-
lins.

African str. B. B. Giines hogs
250 to 400 lbs. $12 down to $3
ea.; Sunflower str. B. Leghorns,
young and old stock. Reasonable
= B. Toler, Glenwood, R 2, Box

Gilts and pigs, 1 bred gilt,
open gilts and boars. Big Bone
Blue Guineas; 4 or 5 bu. Brab
peas, $2.50 bu. FOB. W. A. Sum-
ner, Norristown. :

HORSES. AND MULES
FOR SALE :

1 good plug mule, $25. Write,
or come see it. Mrs. GC. N. Wipgd,
Cleveland, RFD 1,

Big black horse, real fat, in
good shape, No. 1 Woods horse,
Worth $150; -sell, $100; large
cream col. horse, worth $175;
Sell, $125. Six miles Glennville.
Mrs. S. L. Nobles, Glennville.

Horse mule, 8 yrs. old, wt. 1065
Ibs. Good worker, quick, full
of pep, sound. No plug, $110 cash
or half in goats at 60c each.
Claude Warnock, Uvalda.

850 lb. mare safe in foal by a
good jack; due to foal March 4,
1934. Cash, trade, or exc. Cheap.
This mare cultivated 25, acres
this yr. F.C. Garrett, Sparks.

Black mare mule, wt. 1150 Ibs.
11 years old, work to anything,
in fine shape. Sell or trade for
smaller mule, or cattle, or for
most anything can use. Roy T.
Baker, Menlo,

1 dark colored mare mule, wt.
1M lbs. work anywhere, $65 cash.
e D. Saxon, Metter, R 1, Box

0. ;

Jack, about 12 years old, in

good cond. $75 FOB, cash. Ray |:

Hz Martin, .Kingston.

RABBITS FOR SALE

Trio Ped and ent. to reg. N.
Z. Whites, 12 mos. old, from
prize winning stock, $3.75 trio. H.
E. Smith, Baxley, R 4.

1 N. Z. White doe, 12 wks. old
35c; 2 pr. Chinchilla 3 mos. old,
75c pr. or 2 pr. for $1.25. Lee

| Sosebee, Talking Rock.

1 each, Brown and White Rex
bucks, $2.50 each; Chinchilla

| does, tested and bred, $2.50 ea.

Large Chinchilla, $1 - to $2 pr.
J. D. Out Tene 4 SPR

tea

with farm,

- Live Stock For Sale |

4 does and buck, $4. Trade for
King pigeons. E. R. Bailey, Har-
len, Ri.

16 Black and White, pink-eyed
rabbits, 6 wks. to 3 mos. old, 25c
a. or exc. for anything can use
del. to me. Mrs. Ne Sec
Alto, R 2.

Bred does, 50c ea. 3-4 grown,
50c pr. Belgiums, FOB. Waynes-
boro, Ga. Mayhew Hankinson,
Jr., McBean.

1 pr. full stock N. Z. rabbits,

| $1.50; 2 full stock Chinchilla fe-

males, $1 ea.; 11 seven wks. old
Chin. and N. Z. 5 does, 6 bucks
$2.50 for 11. Wm. Hackett, Ma-
can, 4 Astor Place.

SHEEP & GOATS FOR SALE
1 work goat (billy), work sin-
gle or dbl.,
oughly broke anywhere. About 3
yrs. old, wt. 120 lbs. $5.00 FOB.
Bradoc Kyzer, Wrightsville, R 1.
20 or more head of native
goats, all nice, young stock,
mostly white, 50c each, FOB.
Mrs. M. B. McClellan, Adel.

3 milch goats, 2 are giving milk
other a fine nannie kid. All Nu-
bian type. Cheap for cash, or
exc. for cow or heifers. G. A.
Hill, Chattahoochee, Box 13.

Reg. Toggenburg buck Service,
$3. J. Jolley, Atlanta, Rt. 7.

13 head goats, 11 grown ewes,
two kids. Sell, or trade for cow
or good blooded bull yearling;
also trade good sound mule for,
good mare. Ottis Moody, Coffee.

Toggenburg buck, 1% yrs. old.
Reg. Original price, $50; for im-
mediate sale, $15; six mos. old
buck, sired by above, from high
producing, pure Tog. doe, $10.
L. P. Maynard, Newton.

Live Stock Wanted

CATTLE WANTED

Want a pure bred Hereford
bull of breeding age. Must be
a bred, but need not be ee:

M. Sparks, Blakely.

=a good milch cow, fresh or
about to freshen. Cheap for cash
and not too far away to haul
with truck. Mrs. L. E. Allen,
Folkston.

Will pay $25 for good, young

| Jersey or Guernsey cow not over

5 yrs. old, giving not less than
3 gal. Del. Write before deliver-
ing. C..L. Bailey, Atlanta, Ri 4.

HOGS WANTED |
Want Guinea sow not over 5
yr. old. Pay part cash, bal. on
trad. Write or see: S. Thos.
Jefferson, Stockton.

HORSES & MULES WANTED

Want horses and mules and
cows to run in good pasture at
50c per month, male service, $1;
25 qts. blackberry jam, 40c qt.
FOB. S. A. Christian, Baring
ton, R 3.

Want Shetland pony. Give
price and description. Sidney Al-
lison, Blairsville.

SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED
Want pure bred milk goat
that will freshen in about a
month. Must give a qt. of milk
twice per day, and be cheap.
Mrs. J. E. Ward, Benevolence.

Want a Nubian buck, 6 mos.
old, butt headed, dark color,
cheap. for cash. A. S. Harrell,
Pelham, R 4, Box 14.

Want a Southdown ram lamb,
suitable for breeding this year.
L. H. Durden, Jr., Adrian, R, 3.

Want Nubian doe, z yrs. old,
2 qts. or more; couple of Bee-
hives not robbed this yr. pat.
hives and supers. George W.
Smith, Griffin, 822 Tinsley St.

Positions Wanted

2 young men, Madison A&M
graduates, want 1 to 5 yr. con-
tract to operate dairy, or dairy
on shares. 25 cows
or more, Life exp. also. Alva and
J. V. bees en e

White N. Z. rabbits, $1 ea. or].

-chinry, truck, car, ete.

plow or ride, thor-

Positions Wanted :

Widow, alone, 50 yrs. on
wants place in farm home 8:
sisting with poultry, cows, ah
other light work. A good milk.
er. No field work. Home and rea
sonable salary. Mrs. Ella Frank,
lin, Atlanta, 173 Baker St. N. W

Young widow with 1 child de-
sires place with nice people on
farm, helping with light farm
work, poultry, etc. No field work
Home for self and child, an
small salary. Mrs. L. D. Miles
Atlanta. 173 Baker St.. N. W.

Want job as tender of Ginnery, |
Grist Mill, Blacksmith shop, 0:
operating other machinery. Lif
time exp. handle any kind ee
Ss. |
Bentley, Clay Hill.

Middleaged woman wants pla
in good home assisting with

poultry, flowers other light farm

work for board and reasonabl
salary. Ref. furnished. Mrs. M
F. Cagle, Gainesville, R 4.
Want job with good peopl
Self and 2 girls, 12 and 14 yrs
of age. Can milk and do oth
light farm work. Colored. Write
and come for me at once. Mary
Lizzie Martin, Leary, R 2, Box ~
48.
Want a well improved 4 hor
farm, close to school and chur
with good man on 50-50 basis,
with 2 good houses and barns.
Middle Ga. Write what you have
J. M. Blankenship, Douglasville es
Rt. 6.
Colored, 15 yr. old girl wants
job on farm, doing light farm
work for home and care. Write
or come after me: Address: oe

J. Lewis, Leary, R 2, Box 48.

what you have to offer. B. S.
Ward, Oconee, R, 2.

Refined, middleaged couple
want job on farm, helping fin-
ish crop and gathering same
Life time exp. on farm; exper
poultryman, trucker, etc. Not.
afraid of work. Ref. At once. J.
H. Smith, Oe Care Gen
Del.

Want job on farm for bal. of
this year and next. Prefer good
| Dairy. Reasonable wages and
board. Ref. exch. J.
Hawkinsville, R 5.

Want 1 horse farm for 1934
4 or 5 room house, out-bldgs.,
well, pasture etc., close to school
and church within 5 miles Col-
lege Park. . L. Banks, College
Park, R 1.

Want 1 horse farm on half
and half basis for 1934. Plant
only about 3 or 4 acres in cotton,
rest Grain and a: vegetable c: 4
Prefer in No. Ga. James Pa:
Ball Ground, Ri4.

27 yr. old married man, sober.
honest, etc., wants job with Boe
dairy anywhere as milker
truck driver. Also selling exp
Best ref. W. L. , Walere Eves

expert. Work for bal. of this year

also. W. P. Tabor, Ty Ty, R 1.
Want job as caretaker of farm

or estate. Prefer with plenty te

'DD. A. Moon, Bogart, R 2.

50 yrs. old man wants > job. of
overseer of farm for reasonable
salary. Several yrs. a with
handling labor, etc. E. -D. ee
gle, Abbeville.

Want a water grist mill to op
erate on share basis, or a place
to take care of, suitable for poul- :
try. Can take charge at once. J
B. Lindsey, Fortson, R 1, Care A. :
M. McCrairy. .

Want place on farm, assisting
with light work, poultry, flow-_
ers, etc. No field work. Home
and reasonable salary. Mrs. Ce

A. DeLoach, Atlanta, 685 West
So Cares, be gee pueRe, Hem
Leu a eee ae

C. Evans, =

5 Positions Wanted |

ee ny ae

F arm Help Wanted

__ MARKET BULLETIN.

Plants For Sale

Exp. farm manager and Or-
dist desires to take charge of
large cotton, grain and live stock
arm. Can make it pay. Excellent
ef. Terms to be determined. S.
Lassiter, Cornelia.

in dairying. -Can do most any
kind of work, repair, tools, etc.
Honest and dont mind work.
Richard Conner, Atlanta, 661
Bankhead Ave., N. W.

2 refined sisters, good charac-
er, colored, 11-22 yrs. of age,
want work near Macon. Raised
n country. Poultry, etc.
jeld work. Write or come at
, Miss C. Frye, Dry Branch

Widow with 2 children want
home with good Christian peo-
ple. Poultry and other light farm
vork. No field work. Mrs. Janie
ixon, Savannah, Box 112.
Want job of any kind for rest.
f 1933, and 1 horse farm for
934, or part farm and part tur-
-pentine. D. K. Carter, Baxley,
Star Rt. Gare E. P. Carter.
White man and wife want a
5 = 40 acre farm. Standing rent,
or cotton. For rest of 1933 and
934. Want good house, wood,
nd water. Address, or see: R. S.
Yarver, Ashburn, R 4, Box 15.
Married man, honest, sober,
eliable, good education, wants
ob. Exp. on large poultry farm
nd other work. Reasonable wa-
BSc Ref. 4 acres in corn, etc.,
or. sale. Write for full particu-
ars. B. M. McCay, Blue Ridge,

LE
50 yr. old widow nts work on
arm assisting with light farm
ork. With elderly couple pre-
ferred, or small family. Ref. Mrs.
fiola Bass, Atlanta, 661 Federal

Farm Help Wanted

- Want man and wife, white or
colored, to look after 32 acre
uburban farm. Will furnish
ouse and food for half of crops.
rs:-D.-B. Mitchell, Atlanta, 10
8th St. N. W.

Want exp. colored milker and
olored man exp. in raising
aickens. L. M. Calhoun, Co-
imbus, Ga., Box 1117.
Want man about 50 yrs. old,
me who hasnt any bad habits,
oreman, to look after 8 or nine
qule farm; - must understand
unning Thrift gear truck and
e good carpenter. Give ref. Mrs.
Kate Gordy, Cusseta, R 2.
Want colored girl,.17 to 25 yrs.
f age (neat( smart, healthy) to
help with garden, chickens, flow-
s and other light farm work. 2
in family. Small salary. W. J.
ones, Doraville, R 1.

Want strong reliable colored
irl to look after chickens, cows
nd other farm work. Write full.
articulars about self. Mrs. F.
Jackson, Ben Hill, R 1.

t white girl, 15-22 yrs. of
<0. help with light farm,
work, poultry, flowers, etc, No
and
Griggs,

all salary. Mrs. Jas.
Grange, R 6.
Want 2 good cotton pickers by
ugust first, not to pick less than
00 Ibs. a day. L, W. Powell,
"itzgerald, R 4.
Want good man or Poy, (18-40
S. of age) to live as one of
amily. Plow and help with gen.
arm work. Be without bad hab-
S. Cigarette smoker need not
bie eo Saxon, Metter, R
1 Box 150; =
Tent at once, white, middle-
ged, unincumbered woman to
general light farm work, milk-
og 1 cow, and etc. Must be heal-
thy. Live with aged couple. Home
and small. salary. No field work.
Mrs. Eee A. Herring, Alpharetta,
FD 1. \
Want healthy,
ite woman to live as one fam-
id assist ae Le farm

Man with small family wants |
ob on farm. Life exp. also exp.|

'M. Selected Purple Top

middle awed:

ary. Write at once. Give ref. Ar-
tyce E, Entrekin,- Bowdon, R 2.
Want at once white girl, not

under 14 yrs. of age, to live in
home and help with light farm

|-work. No field work. Some sal--

ary. S. A. OBryant, LaFayette.

Want settled man to take
charge of farm. Live as one of
family. Notify at once. Mrs. L.
W. Whittington, Buena Vista, R
2, Box 100. (Columbus Road).
Want single, white man, 20 to
45 yrs. of age, without bad hab-
its, willing worker, at once, to
work on farm. $6 mo., board and
laundry. W. H. Crawford, La-
Fayette, R 6.

FARM PARTNER WANTED

Want partner in poultry busi-
ness. Must have some capital to
be able to help finance and work
same. Address: C. N. Sige
Richland, R 4.

Plants For Sale

Buncombe collard, C. W., and
Copenhagen cabbage, 45c, 500;
65 M; Egg plant, Hot pepper,
25ce C; 500, $1; $1.25 M del. Exc.
for sacks at 5 ea. Mrs. i Hapa
poldt, Lewiston. |

Imp. Red Skin P. R. potato
plants, Gov. insp. and treated,
35c M postpaid. C. D. Freeland,
Gainesville, R 2. -

Gov. insp. Yellow skin P. R.
potato plants, vine grown, 25 M
FOB. Cash with order. D. W.
Black, Cordele, R C. _

Imp. Red and Pink skin pota-
toto plants, 40c M 2M 5c del; 10
M or more, 20c M exp. collect;
Stone tomato, 25c, 200, del. C.
V. Strayhorn, Flowery Branch, R
-

Cabbage plants, 500, 60c; 95c
M; 3M $2.25; 5M $3. B. J. Head,
Alma.

Pure Red ,Skin P. R. potato

~| plants, 40c M del; 10M $2.50 col-

lect; old fashioned Boones 50c
M del.; Marglobe tomato, $1 M;
Stone, Baltimore, 85c M del. Guy
Waldrip, Flowery Branch.

New Stone and Gr. Baltimore
tomato plants, 500, 50c; 85c. M
del.; Marglobe, 500, 55c; $1 M
del. Full count Packed well. Rea-
dy to ship July 25th. Dewey Ma-
this, Flowery Branch, R 1.

Potato plants, 15c M. Vine cut-
tings, 12-14 inches long, 75c M.
G. L. Steedley, Baxley.

Buy real P. R. and old fash-
ioned Boone potato plants, moist
packed, 50c M del. 35c M. Exp.
B. R. Woodliff, Flowery Branch,

Ree
Premier ~ strawberry plants,
Sept..and Oct. del. 35c C. $2.25

M. Count and quality guar. G. W.
Miles, Alma, Ri 3.-

- Guar. -large, stocky, Marglobe, |

Stone, Baltimore tomato; cab-
bage-heading collard; Dutch,
Wakefield cabbage, 300, 45c; $1
Globe
turnip seed, 35 lb. Postpaid. C.
F. Maddox, Flowery Branch.
Late Flat Dutch cabbage plants

400, 50c; $1 M. Eller, El-
lijay, R 3.

Gov. insp. P. R. plants, 35c
M, 5M $1.50; Boones, 40c M;

Broad Leaf tobacco plants, 15

C,-500, 75c.
ville, R 2.
- Copenhagen and Early Flat
Dutch cabbage. New Stone to-
mato, and collard plants. Each
75c M. 10M up, 50cM. P. B.

C. D. Crow, Gaines-

Reynolds, Gainesville.

Wakefield and Dutch cabbage,
also collard plants, 300, 25c; 65c
M del. 50c M FOB. Plants now
ready. Shipped promptly. Major
Crow, Gainesville, R 1.

Red Skin, Gov. insp. P. R., po-
tato plants, 20 M. 5M up, thru

July, not postpaid. Money ord-

ers only. lL. D. Kimbrel, Baxley,
R32.

Yr. old Rhubarb plants, 50
doz. 3 doz. $1.10; Med size, 35c

doz. 4 doz. $1; bone dry Yellow |

Root, 35 Ib. Money orders. Mrs.

Thornton. McCurley, Heryell 5

[Springfield

P. R. potato plants, Gov. insp.
Purple skin and bunch, 25c M.
at Bed; 45 M del. Will del..
within 24 hours. E. C. Wingo,
Flowery Branch, R 1.

Tomato plants, Marglobe,
Stone, Baltimore, and Heading
collards, 500, 50c; 85c M del; 10
M $6 collect. Ready July 15th.
W. O. Waldrip, Flowery Branch.

P. R. potato plants, 18 M; 6,-
500, $1; Collards, 40e M; Hot
pepper, 25c C. $1.20 M; Sage,

son, Dublin.

Chas. and Wakefield cabbage
and Ga. collard plants, 200, 25c;
$1 M, Hot.pepper, 15c C. Rosie
Crowe, Cumming.

Seed For Sale

Ga. collard seed, 6 Ibs. at 30c
lb. Mrs, B. F. Willis, Bridgeboro.

Pure Grohoma, 2 Ibs. 25c; 5
Ibs. 50c; 11 Ibs. $1. Postpaid. Miss
Earlee Holmes, Ranger. :

Burr clover seed, 1c per Ib.
FOB. Sid Harper, Hartwell, R
2p, :

Recleaned Burr clover seed, 6c
Ib. in 100 Ib. lots; 500 Ibs. up,
514 lb. FOB. Victor H. Carmich-
ael, Jackson.

Burr clover seed, recleaned, 5
lb. FOB. W. K. Thaxton, Jack-
son, R 3. :

umph melon (tough rind, stands
sun. or cool nights best, early or
late shipper) seed, $2 lb. No chks.
D. S. Phillips, Nunez.

Miscellaneous For Sale

Guinea pigs, white pink-eyed,
brown, brown and white, $2 pr.
grown; 50c pr. for 1 mo. old.
Guar. Del. Ralph Autry, Bogart.

Miscellaneous Wanted

Want to make apple and black
berry jelly on halves. Party to
furnish sugar, also containers
for their part. Mrs. S. W. Cook,
Alto, R 2.

Want 1 White Chinchilla buck
rabbit, also 1 dozen Mexican
Quail eggs. Quote best price re-

| spectively of each item. Lloyd

Vickers, Wray.

Want about 1M late Flat
Dutch cabbage plants; also Dill
sprays and few seed. Pay cash
for same. Mrs. Johnnie Hensley,
Ramhurst.

Georgia Products
| F or Sale

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE
50 Ibs. heavy fruiter, sound,
baby lima beans, 15c Ib..or $7 for
lot. Mrs. Grace Autry, Doyle.
O-too-tans, $2 bu. FOB. S. H.
Gardner, Locust Grove. :
10.or 12 bu. Bunch Speckled
and Purple Hull bunch _ peas,
mixed, for sale. FOB. S. E. Cox,

Butler.

New Crop hay: peas, $2. bu.
Shipped Frt. collect. H. K.
Thornton, Screven.

Hastings Mung beans, 8c lb.

mart.

Speckled crowders, Brabs and
White Mush peas, 3 lbs. 25c, pre-
paid. Mrs. M: C. Crow, Gaines-
ville, R 2.

. Whippoorwill peas (a good es

ter Baltimore tomato plants, 50c
M. Re Jd. Boaient, Rocking-
ham.

25 bu. Mixed field peas, $1. 25
pu. No orders for less than 2%
bu. Cash with order; 3Q0 Ibs.
Red Top Sorghum seed, 3c lb.
Eli S. Lewis, Dawson.

No. 1 O-too-tan soy beans, $1.-
25 bu. FOB. D. H. Rose, Ash-
burn,

50 bu. Mix. hay peas, no wee-
vils, $1.75 bu. H, N, Ramsey,

large leaf, 25c doz. L. E. Harri- |

Few Ibs. Clement's Imp, Tri-

Add postage. Glenn Hays, Rock-'

ble pea) 4c lb. $2 bu. Also Grea- |.

Georgia Products
For Sale

- Georgia Products
For Sale :

Plant 90-day Velvets after
plowing up cotton. Buy seed now,
5c bu. W. R. Edwards, Dawson.

White Bunch butter beans, 20
Ib. $1.75. pk. $6 bu. del: in Ga.;
Jackson Wonder and Ky. Won-
ders, same price. J. B. Smith,
Barnesville, R A, Box 71.

20 bu. Mix. peas and 15 bu.
Whippoorwills, $1.25 bu. FOB. Na
order less than 2% bu. J .P. Mc-
Dowell, Dawson.

50 bu. No. 1 Brown Whipps,
$1.25 bu.; 25 bu. No. 1 Unknown
or Clays, $1.25 bu; sound, Mix.
peas, $1.15 bu. FOB, in new bags.
P. R. Stanley, Greensboro. ~

BUTTER FOR SALE

-8 or 10 Ibs. fresh country but-
ter per week. Cows T. B. tested.
Sat. guar. 20c lb. del. Mrs. W. C.
League, Waco, R: 2.

CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE

300 bu. yellow corn, ready 15th
of July; 200 bu. field peas, dif.
var., new. Make best offer. H.
V. Franklin, Register.

150 bu. good slipped shuck ear
corn, 80c bu. Also 5 tons good
Q-too-tan hay with grass, $12.50
ton. G. A. Jones, Dublin, R 6.

FRESH AND CURED MEATS

Nice country cured hams, hick-
ory smoked, 14c lb. FOB. Mrs. J.
-B. Lanier, Brooklet.

One 23 lb. country ham, cured
in black pepper and molasses,
30c lb. Also smaller size ones, all
guar; old fashioned peach and
fig preserves, each, 45c qt. Mrs.
Z. M. Story, Thompson.

Sev. smoked and wrapped, cur-
ed hams, 15c Ib. shoulders, wrap-

ges. Wt. 12 to 20 lbs. G. D. Fain,
Edison.

Brooks county hams, 16c Ib.
per 100 Ib. lots; shoulders, llc
or 10%4c, 10 lb. lots; sides, 13c
lb. 100 Ib. lots; Ga. Cane syrup,
$4.60 case. Cleon Hutchinson,
Quitman, R 1.

FRUITS FOR SALE
Huckleberries. Can ship prom-
ptly. 25c gal. FOB; 10 gal. lots,

Turnervil'e.

by truck load, $1 bu. tree run.
Orchard near the State Sanitar-
ium. Mrs. A. Cook, Alto, R 2.

HONEY BEES AND BEE SUP-
PLIES FOR SALE

New Gallberry Ext. honey, 10
Ib. pails, 75c; $4.25, per 6 pails.

| All FOB. Cash, no chks. Taylor

Hooks, Unadilla.

New, bright, strained honey,
in half gal. cans, 60c each, del.;
6 cans, $3, FOB. Wm. H. Bar-
field, Louisville.

New, bright comb or etrafaed
honey in 5 lb. pails, 6 to cs., $3
cs; 244 lb. cans, 12 to cs., $3.25
s.; No. 2 honey in 60 Ib. cans,
strained, 6c lb. FOB. John W.
Berryhill, Lakeland.

labeled, 5 lb. eans, 12 to cs. $6;
Ext., $5.50. Prompt del. and Sat.
guar. J. T.. Mullis, Alma. ~

1933 honey, Comb, .65 Ib. tin,

$6; No. 10 bucket, $1.20; Pound
sections, 24 to cs., $3.50. All del.
Exc. for Brabham peas and etc.
Eo: Edenfield, Stillmore, R 1,
Box 31.
_ New; bright -honey in Comb
and Ext. 10 lb. buckets, $1.25;
also Bay and Gallberry, Comb
and Ext., $1.50. Postpaid. Cash
with order. R. W. Browning,
Dublin, R 3.

Pure, Fey. comb Gallberry
honey, in 5 1b. pails, 12 to cs.
$6; Ext. $5.50 cs. Prompt del. Sat.
guar.; 200 col. bees and supplies,
good location. Bargain. J. T.
Mullis, Alma.

Two 75 Ib. cans of Strained
honey, 10c 1b.; 25 lbs. each, crook

neck squash and Mustard seed,

ped, 10c Ib. ship COD. plus char-.

$3.25 del. Mrs. T. T. McNeeley, :

Ga. Belle and Elberta peaches

Fancy comb honey, packed .and |

50c Ib. Exc. for ee rye.
Morgan, Stillmore, R as
A good grade: Chunk ho:
10. Ib. pails, $1.25; 5 Ib. p
FOB. Exc. some for ry
Wilson, Palmetto.
1 lard can of nice, new
chunk honey, wt. 82 lbs.,
FOB. Mrs. J. S. Harp
tense, R 2; Box 21:

PECANS AND PEANU
FOR SALE
70 lbs. large, sound
pecans, 15c lb; 70 lb. seed)
Te Ib.; 25 Ibs. medium
Ibs 50 S.-C. RE Red,
str. hens, 75ce ea.; =
15. Miss Belle Tim
Bronwood, Box 83. =

10c Ib. not less than 4 Z
Ww. C. Siler, Summertown

Big Spanish peanuts, ri
boiling. Any amount up 'to
Express office Reidsville.
Jordan, Manassas, RFD

POTATOES FOR S.
Lookout Mtn. Irish |
$1.50 bu. FOB. W. Pp. mM
Gainesville, R 9.

SYRUP FOR SALE

Pure Ga. Cane syrup,
cans, $2.50; 12 halves, $2
qts. $3.10; also cabbage-
seed, $12 CWT. Malvin
Whigham.

VEGETABLES FOR S:

Green peas for sale in
load lots. Bartley Moody,
ven, R 2.

WATERMELONS AND C:
LOUPS FOR SAL

Early Market Queen, thi
liest watermelon Known
60 days from oa
seed, 10c postpaid. W. M.
ton, Jesup.

3 acres weiter alin an
taloups, ready for truck .
R. L. Sumner, Finleyson. |

5 acres Dixie Belle melo
truck load, at field, 3
Southeast Irwinton, ready
oy 4th. Py Hoover, Irw

1

t

Gan ae Prodi
Wanted
BEANS AND PEAS W.

Want 1 ton Velvet
hull. Make best offer FO

. Prefer Hick ")
Martin I. _Teem, EL ija:

PECANS AND_ y

: WANTED
Want peanuts
Peanuts in about 2 to:
cans, smaller lots. Stat
you have and prices. J
les, Atlanta Rl.

_ Tobacco For 5
Flue cured tobace *
light. Red Leaf. Aged
*}free from trash, dirt, mol
14 Ibs. $1 postpaid. Sat. gu
J. Eason, Rockingham.

Good, old flue cured t
smoking, 15 lbs. $1; chewi
Ibs. $1. Del. in Ga. Prompt
ment. Cash with order
Buchans, Baxley.

Good,:-home made, flue
tobacco, aged and mellow
ored, pressed, ready for
Ibs. 60c collect; smoking
$1 del. E. F. Nipper, C

Good Whole Leaf chew
smoking tobacco. No t
mold. 18 Ibs. $1 del. in ee i
Marvin, Graham. iS