Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1933 July 27

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PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETSJ. F, GREER, DIRECTOR

STATE CAPITOL ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1933. NUMBER 30.

A. Statement

On account of my appointment by the Governor, as

member of the State Highway Board of Georgia, Ihave |

endered my resignation as Director of the State Bureau

f Markets.

4 have been connected with the Department of Ag-
ulture since Governor Talmadge became Commiss-
ner of Agriculture in June 1927, and I have enjoyed

ay work: j in this Department every day since the - I.
irst went in office, and I regret very much that in ac-

epting a position on the Highway Board, makes it nec-
ssary for me to sever my connection with the Depart-
nt of Agriculture and Bureau of Markets.

I think the Bureau of Markets is one of the most im-

portant Departments in the State Government, and is ca- _
pable of rendering, and does render, real service to the
Farmers of Georgia, and it is with a feeling of sadness
that I am leaving the Department that I have been asso-
ciated with for so many years. :

In my new position, as one of the Highway Com-
missioners of Georgia, I pledge to the people of the state
the very best service that I am capable of rendering. This
Department affects every citizen of Georgia and should
be conscientiously and economically administered, and I
feel sure with the present Board, that the people of Geor-
gia will ecenre this kind of service.

g MAX L, McRAE,
7-20-33. |

MARKET REPORT

OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

Prevailing Wholesale Prices July 24, 1933. Always Subject to Variation

Atlanta Macon
ges, extra, dozen : 5 $ .20
Eggs, standard, dozen : ae ;
gs, Georgia trade, dozen
ae run, dozen

1d Peas, mixed bu. 223 6 asec
eld Peas, not mixed, bu.
untry butter, best table
r Corn (80 lbs. to bu.) oy fe ee

fe

eat, bu.
phage (per 100 Ibs.)
avine Hay, No. 1 ton
anut Hay, No. 1, ton

CAGO BUTTER MARKETBased on Creamery Standards: July Lith, 2434; July 18th, 2544c; July 19th, 24%4e;

uh, 24e; July 2ist, 234C; July 22nd, R27Be.

Savannah Augusta oe Valdosta
8.52 $ 1 $ 2

INDEX

Grain and Hay For Sale
Grain and Hay Wanted
Poultry For Sale
Poultry Wanted
Baby Chicks Wanted
Eggs For Sale
Eggs Wanted

_ Live Stock For Sale
Live Stock Wanted
Positions Wanted
Farm Help Wanted
Plants For Sale
Seed For Sale
Miscellaneous Wanted

- Tobacco For Sale
Ga. Products For Sale
Second-Hand Machinery For Sale _.
Second-Hand Machinery Wanted __
Incubators, Brooders, Etc., For Sale
Incubators, Brooders, Etc., Wanted

= Second- pes Machinery, Lncubator and Brooder Notices Sppes ie in this Issue will not be

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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,
-. Commissioner
J. F. GREER, Director,
Bureau of Markets

THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1933.

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Special Notice

POSITIONS WANTED

_ We have several men from 18
to 50, who do not want CHAR-
ITY, but a CHANCE, and who
can do FARMING, Painting,
Carpentering, etc. What have
you? The Salvation Army, Red
Shield Lodge, 125 Ivy
St., NE. ,

Grain and Hay For Sale

baled oat straw, good color, for |
sale. S. E. Statham, DeSota.

200 bu. North Ga. Tall Grow-
_ ing new seed rye, $1.25 FOB, 2%
bu. good: bags. J. R. Harper,
Sweet Gum.

30 bu. No. Ga. seed rye, $40
for lot. Clean and extra fine.
= etand Wade, Demorest, R 1.

1M bu. good, bright, sound
Fulghum seed oats; Blue Stem
seed wheat at $1.40 bu; Seed rye
$2 bu. All FOB. J. F. Lowe, Ft.
Valey, Care Whctstone Farms.

Grain and Hay Wanted

Want 200 bu. seed oats. Send

Grain and Hay Wanted

Exc. 20 lbs. Rocky Ford can-
taloup seed for 3 bu. Seed Rye.
Abruzzi preferred. J. E. Saxon,
Omega.

Poultry For Sale

: AUSTRALORPS

March hatch Australorp cock-
erels, $1 each; trios, $2.50; 1 cock
and 5 pullets, $4.50. FOB. L. W.
Jackson, Lakeland.

BANTAMS

Few young, nearly grown gen-
uine Buff Cochin bantams, $1 ea;
grown stock, $2; eggs, $1.50 per
15. O. H. Wright, Atlanta, 515
Peters Bldg. Phone Hemlock
0648-W. e

Pure bred Buff Cochin bantam
pullets and cockerels, April 1933
hatch, 50c ea. Mrs. J. M. Brand,
Hazlehurst.

4 Bantam hens, good layers
and mothers, $1. Bob Mitchell,
Carrollton, 18 North Ave.

3 bantam hens, young and
healthy, $1. T.. M. Whitworth,
Atlanta, 276 Alaska Ave. N. E.

BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS

4 Thompson str. B. R. cocker-
els, March hatch, $1 or exc. for

' same kind. Mrs. Thos: R. Cook,

|

Dubin, R11.
18 or 20 Aristocrat B. R. hens,

also roosters, same breed. Fine

lot, 89c each. Mrs. B. H. Osborn,

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Roy,

Pure White Rocks. Best breed-
ing, direct from Fishel. March
and April hatch. Cockerels, $1.25
and $1 ea. Mrs. Z. L. Scott, Con-
cord.

CORNISH
Pure bred, April hatch Dark

Cornish cockerels, $1 ea. del. 75c

ea. FOB. Not less than 2 in 1
shipment. H. W. Thurmond,
Greshamville.

50 pure bred Cornish hens, 75c
ea.; 6 wks. old chicks, same
breed, 20c ea. FOB. O. N. Storey, !

' Sylvester.

Pure bred Dark Cornish cocks,

Feb. and Mar. 1933 hatch, wt. 9-

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Spanish peanuts, recleaned,

11 lbs. when grown, $1 for 1, or
5c ea. for 2 or more; Eggs, 75c
for 15. Mrs. Fred Johnson, Daw-
gon.

2 pure bred Dark Cornish cocks
Show Type. Scott str. $5 ea; 2
Feb. hatch cockerels, $1.50 ea;
3c
lb. J. R. Gardner, Locust Grove.

GAMES
Tormenter hens, $2 ea.; quail
size pullets, $1 ea.; Roundhead
vhens, $2 ea. Can use honey or
country cured meat at market
prices. G. W. Logan, E lijay, R 2.
Royal Chanticleer Pit Games,
1933 hatch. Stags, $1.50; pullets,
$1 ea. G. W. Price, Atlanta, 1678

|Emory Road.

Grist Henry W. Gradys. Few
dead game stags and pullets.
Pure bred, for 31 yrs. Stags, $2;
pullets, $1.50 ea. J. W. Walker,
Ft. Gaines.

LEGHORNS
25 W. 4. hens, Yr. old, Eeg-a-
day str. $1 ea.; 30 R. I. Reas,
pure bred, Donaldson str. $1 ea;
50 8-wks. W. L. pullets, 40e ea.

Approximately 12 tons well Mrs. Gutie Connell, Brunswick,

Beak:
100 April hatch Tancred str.

pullets from high producing hens |Jength) 50c ea.

es ea. K. EB. Rucker, Elberton, |
8.

100 Ferris W. lL. cockeres, 14
wks. old, 55 each. Roy W. Al-
len, Atlanta, 401 Chetokee Place
S. E.

40 S. C. W. L. hens, Ferris
Best Egg strain, 2 yrs. old, good
breeders, $14 or 40c each, Also
20 Donaldson Red hens, 1 - 2 yrs
old. All good cond. Mrs. J. E.
Fears, Madison, R 3.

35 W. L. hens, pure bred, Tan-

jered str. 2 yrs. old, healthy, no

culls, 40c ea. Miss Audrey Ivey,
Thomson, R: Nese
4 mos. old pullets,

MARKET BULLETIN
Poultry For Sale

ready been culed, $17.
Childress, Atlanta, 1214 Jenan-
na St. S. E. Phone Ma. 8578.

April hateh Everlay str. B. L.
roosters, 3 for $1; $4 doz. Grown
hens, same str. $1 ea. FOB ship-
ping point. G. W. Jackson, Gra-
ham.

Few choice Tom Barron str.
cockerels from Master Breeding
stocks, 75c ea. While they last.
Mrs. J. N. Baston, Washington.

5 Dark Brown L. Everlay 275
egg strain. Cockerels, March hch
$1 ea. FOB or exc. for same. Ar-

|thur Buckner, Ramhurst, R 1.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS

Mixed breed hens, also:a few
pure bred Minorcas, both White
and Black, for sale. Make best
price at my door. John H.. Ed-
wards, Cuthbert, R 5.

is MINORCAS
7 choice AAA Rucks Buff Mi-
norca hens, $1.50 ea. H. P. Mer-
rill, Atlanta, 570 Middle St.

PIGEONS FOR SALE
Large, mated, banded and
working White Kings, bred from
Seelbinder, Henderson and Glynn
Green stock, $2 pr. Wil ship
COD. F. .S Taylor, Vidalia...
Large Swiss Mondaines

and

working and banded; also sev.
prs. Fancy birds, $2 pr. Guar. of

lanta, 20 Gertrude Place.
10 prs. mated and working pig-
eons, 20c pr. or 25c pr. per single

leigh.

part mated, $5 or 30c pr. Write.
Henry McDonill, Omega, R 1.

Few prs. good White Fantail
pigeons, all mated and quality
producers at reasonable price. W.
J. Barnes, Atlanta, 980 Oglethorpe
Ave. SW.

70 Carneaux pigeons and 10
Dabbits (3 breeders). Make offer.
J. L. Gi-more, Fairburn.

~180 White Kings, banded and
working, Cheap for cash, at once.
Make best offer in first letter.
S. C. Evans, Jr., Wadley.

White King pigeons, 25c each
or 50c pr. Mated and working.
Exc. for W. L. pullets, March or
April hatch, from good laying

'str. Mrs. W. M. Daniel, Waynes-

boro, 207 7th St.
White Kings, 75c per pr. or exc

|for hens or pullets; also common

Bantam hens, 50c ea. E. E. Col-
lins, Augusta.

R. I. REDS
75 Hubbard str. New Hamp-
shire Red cockerels, 2% mos.
old, for sale. J. A. Kauffman,
Savannah, P. O. Box 221.
25 8 wks. old Donaldson str.
R. I. Red pullets, 30c ea. C. W.
Waughtel, Home and.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,

DUCKS, ETC., FOR SALE

Pure White Pekin ducks and
drakes, 5 mos old, 4 lbs. from
selected heavy layers, record
shows -200 eggs per duck on
common feed. 75c ea. FOB here.
Frank Pelz, Pearson.

1 White Pekin duck, $1 or will
exc. for any pure bred chickens.
Mrs. W. C. Akins, Duluth, R 1.

Number of fine young turkeys,
big, healthy stock (tails full
in light crate,
FOB. W. H. Wiliams, Milan.

Pure breq White Indian Run-

_her ducks, also pure bred White

Muscoveys, $1 ea. FOB. T. B Mc-
Dowell, Jr., Albany, Care Pre-
toria Farms.

_14 pure bred Bird Bros. Big
Bone Mammoth Bronze poults,
10 wks. old, 75c ea. 11 eight wks.

/old, 50c ea. At my home. Mrs. J.

P. Capps, Palmetto, R 2.

Pure M. B. paults, 17 or 18 wks
old, 80-90c ea. for quick sale;
pure Cornish Indian (chicken)
pullets-and roosters, 65c-75c ea.
Exc. for corn. Money order. El-
ing, Rochelle, R 1.

hoe

Poultry For Sale

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

Sev. pure bred Mammoth Wht.
Pekin ducklings, 3 to 8 wks. old.
Reasonable prices, FOB Jackson.
Mrs. Chas. B. Sims, Jackson, R
5. :
1 nic Bourbon Red_ gobbler,
last yrs hatch. Wt. 18 Ibs. Sell

pig, or for Dark Game chickens.
G. W. Thornton, Buchanan, R 2.

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. T. Treanor, Miledge-
ville.

Can furnish half grown Quail
for either re-stocking or for
breeding; also eggs, from Geor-
gias thoroughbred stock. Reas-
onable prices. Ed M. Furlough,
Thomasville. Care Piney Woods
Quail Farm.

WYANDOTTES

4 pure bred Tarbox str. S. L.
Wyandotte March cockerels, 50c
each, $2 for lot. Ray Lee, Nich-
olls, R 3, Box 100.

solid Red Carneaux, well mated, |

high quality. E. E. Smith, At-

pr. FOB. Hardman Hudson, Ra- |

23 pr. fine common pigeons,:

Poultry Wanted

BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS
- Exe. 3 March or April hatch
Parks B. R. cockere:s, reg. Per.
607-C-33 for 3 of same _ breed,
covered by reg. permit, for breed-
ing purposes. C. H. Carter, Bain-
bridge, Japonica Drive.

LEGHORNS

Exc. 3 mos. old shoats for B. L.
hens or pullets: 1 shoat for hen.
Del. hens and get hogs. Mrs. L.
G. Conner, Baxley, R 1.

Want 50 W. or Brown L. pull-
ets, wt. % lb. ea. No culls. Or
will give 10c ea. for next size,
about 5 wks. old. D. B. Hays,
Griffin, Rt. 3, Zebulon Road.

Want 150 W. L. pullets, good
laying str. No culls. Feb. or Mar.
hatch. Exc. dark horse mule,
smooth mouth, above av. size,
work anywhere. W. D. Grant,
Meigs.

R. I. REDS
_ Exc. 8 Dark Cornish pullets, 2
Ibs. ea., for 8 pure bred R. I. Red
blood tested pullets. Bill Stced-
ley, Coffee.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,

DUCKS, ETC., WANTED
Exc. pair of thoroughbred N.
Z. Red rabbits, mated, for 1 pr.
ducks, Muscoveys preferred. L.
A. Castellaw, E. Macon, 20 As-
tor St.

Baby Chicks Wanted

Want 300 or 400 baby chicks
to raise on halves to 8 wks. old.
Party to pay chgs. both ways; I

furnish feed and care. Mrs. D. G.
Smith, Deep Step, RFD.
Want 150 - 200 large breed

chicks to raise on halves to 10-.
12 wks. old. Party furnish chicks

and feed;
range,
Chas.
Re2:

I furnish brooder,
green feed and care. Mrs.
H. Ogletree, Crawfordville,

Eggs For Sale

Guinea eggs, 50c per 20. Money
with order. postpaid. John J. All-
red, Tallapoosa, R 3.

Pure White African Guinea
eggs, 15 for 75c. Mrs. Lee Wal-
den, Mitchell.

White guinea eggs, $1 per 18
del; White Giant and Chinchil-
la 6 to 12 wks. old rabbits, 25c
each or exch. for chickens and
ducks. L. E. Williams, Ty Ty.

Pure bred Ringlet B. R. eggs,
50e per 15, plus postage; Red
Jersey heifre, 14% yrs. o:d, fresh-
en December 2nd, $20 FOB. Miss
M. E. Adams, Marietta, R 3,
Powers Ferry Road. ee
Hatching eggs from

good

or swap for a big bone Guinea

|pigs, 4 mos. old. R, AL

Thursday, July 27

Eggs For Sal

Thompson B. Rocks, 50 p
$2.50 C postpaid; also 10
friers, 20c lb. Cash with
Mrs. A. C. Spencer, Blakely

Want to buy and cont
fresh, infertile, white eg
shippec twice a week. L
case lots not considered
Fechtel, Waycross. .

Want fertile duck apes
Pekins and Mallards, Als
en eggs. Ray K. Danie
Rt. 1. Phone Clarkston 85:

_ Live Stock For Se

CATTLE FOR SALE

Reg. Polled Hereford
both bulls and heifers, for
E. T. Boswell, Jr., Siloam.

10 nice Jersey heifers,
2 yrs. old, for sale. H. D
win, Greensboro.

Good milch cows and
for sale. 1 or a car loa
Shelhorse, Tifton, 1002 Nc
Ave.

1 pure bred Hereford
yrs. old, sired by Bonnie
See Moses W. Harris, Jr
a,

Jersey and Guernsey, ;
bull, yr. old in October.
large. Sell or exc. for heife
value, $15. R. Ss. Townset
rien, Box 62. s

3 cows with young cal
sale. W. I, Jordan, Sande

Few truck loads of ext
nice size beef cattle.
my place. Geo. B. Boddi
Grange, Rt. 6.

Red. Eng. cow with
calf, $20; oak bbl. churn,
cap., $5; M. lb. work hor
2 Jersey heifers, fres
fall, $30 for both. W. M.
Meansville.

Heifer, 3-4 Jersey, 3 a
old calf, $25 without ca
for 50 W. L. hens, not ov
old. S. C. Lawhorn, Buena

Few nice Grade Jerse
fresh in, $25 and up;
bull, $60. Can furnish p
desired. Mrs. R. L.
Cuthbert, Rt. 4. $

Fresh Jersey milch c
sale. Mrs. Morris Sutto
artown, Rt. 3.

I pr. Oxen, 2 1-2 yrs.
12)0 lbs., well broke to pl
cart and cultivator, $75
for pr. G. C. Mixon, Fit:
Ries:

1 fresh, 4 gal. Grade
cow; also 25 gal. sorghu
50c gal. bucket, or 45 ga
taken. Trade for farm
Mrs. W. H. Hill, Palmetto,

Hereford pure bred bull
of the finest breeding,
buyers. name from our
Colonial Plantation hi
Hutchinson, Albany.

Black Jersey bull, 2
cheap, or trade for meat.
R. E. Neely, piverialee
County.

Butt-headed cow, first
gal. per day. Sell or tr
good mule or _ horse.
Brown, Palmetto, Rt. 1.
- Milch cow for sale or
exc. for a good mule or
P. P. Pirkle, Lawrencevil

1 fine Jersey cow, to
right away with 2nd ca
giving milk). Come see.
S. Johnson, Hampton.

Heifer, Jersey and Er
cross, from Reg. stock,
$20 at my barn. Calf 2 1
old; Old time scullion
r25c gal. Add postage. Mr
McClendon, Bremen.

HOGS FOR SALE

5 P. C. and Duroc cro
6 wks. old, $2 ea. FOB
Simpkins, Forsyth.
2 males ($4 each) anc
males ($3.50 each) Duroc

Savannah, R RE

a

day, July 27, 1933.
ive Stock For Sale

0 200 Ib. brood sows, with
igs, $50 for lot. W. M. Wat-
is, Fitzgerald, R 2.

. P. C. male pigs, 6 mos. old,
25 Ibs. and 2 gilts, same age
wt., reg. in buyers name, at
price. Liberator stock. G.
urney, Guyton.

e bred S. P. C. pigs, ent. to
3 mos. old, wt. about 40-45
Good color and in good
ape. Sow or boar, $4 ea. FOB.
Olliff, Bristol.
Show Durocs worlds
ampion Sires, 2 1-2, 4, 5 mos.
old, 50 to 150 lbs. Boars and
s. $10 to $17.50 ea. Henry T.
imsden, Talbotton.

old, $3.50 ea.
llough, Villanow.
Duroc Jersey bred sows, open
its and feeder pigs, for sale.
n R. Tanner, Sandersville,

2 big bone S. P. C. pigs, be 6
s. Old the first, $2.50 ea. at
~ 2 miles below Luthersville.
Ss. T. H. Reeves, Luthersville.
-8 wks. old P. C. pigs by The
ilder, * sub. to reg. $3.50 ea.
Oo P. C. sow, No, A-174820,
cond litter. Cheap. Charles
timer, Washington. z

. Berkshire and _ Essex cross,
s and 5 shoats, same cross,
t. . 40 or 45 Ibs. Cade Cleve-
d, Elberton, Rt. 9, Box 18.
5 Polled Hereford bulls, also
reford heifers, bred and not
d. If interested, come and
them. J. C. Collier, Barnes-

Jamie Mc-

BE

P. C. and Guinea 7 mos. old
heats, 2 barrows and 1 female;
So dark Red steer, 5 yrs. old,
Red Durham bull, 2 yrs. old
st; 2 yr. old heifer. Cant ship.
ome see. L. W. Colenback, Tig-

Duroc Jersey gilts and pigs,
Jl ages, at reasonable prices.
rite me for all your needs. L.
Kennedy, Collins.

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE

pony horse, little old, but
d worker, very cheap. or exc.
anything can use. See her.
%. L. Snow, McIntyre, Rt. 2,
xo] 1.

Good saddle horse, work any-
vhere, wt. 900 lbs. Gentle, On.
very way. Value, $50, worth
1ore to a farmer. Exc. for sows,
igs, etc. E. . W. ~ Anderson,
homasville, Rt. 5.

Black horse mule, 1100 Ibs. 12
. old, work anywhere, $40
ash; Sell or exc. sev. hens, Buff
ind Red mixed, or corn, corn
eal. Make best offer. <A. D.
Maddox, Griffin, Rt. 2. .

3 or 4 good mules, around 12
Ss. of age, also 3 or 4 cows (1
resh now; others freshen later)
r sale. W. B. Sutton, Adairs-
ille, Rt. 1.

Good horse, work anywhere,
Sed orf - exc. for: cows, -C. S.
oyt, Yatesville, Rt. 1.

Good horse for sale, cheap or
rade for yearlings or corn, or
thing can use. J. A. King,
arietta, Rt. 3.-

Good, old mare, good eyes,
ood limbs, gentle and _ safe.
Jont know age. Does good work
ats all she can get to eat, $50
r exc. for 4 gal. cow and calf,
r for hogs. Mrs. Laura B. Tay-
, Waycross, Rt. 1, Box 15.

- RABBITS FOR SALE:
N..Z. Whites, pink-eyed: 1
rown doe, 5-4 mos. old, 6 for
4, or 15c ea. Mrs. E. W. Maloy,
ilan,

1 young Brazil rabbit buck, $1
eroy Calhoun, Soperton, Rt. 3.
pr: Gray Chinchillas, 12 mo.
ld. Doe, ready bred (will pro-
uce about the 22nd). $1 for the
FOB. Elvin Dunn, Chauncey
aoe

Fred _ Bryan,

4 mix. Duroc Jersey pigs, 7

aL Gray. Chinchilla doe, 18 mo. %
old, fine breeder, me cash ate

Live Stock For Sale

5 grown Chinchillas, 4 does
and 1 buck, from ped. stock, $4
for lot. E. F. Harwell, Winder,
Rt. 4.

Trio N, Z, Whites from prize
winning stock, ped. and ent. to
reg. Free of disease, $1.50 ea. or

$3.75 for trio. Harold Smith,
Baxley.

Ped. N. Z. Reds and Chin-
chillas. Breeding stock. Very

reasonable prices. Write or call.
I. Bass, Atlanta, 692 Kirkwood
Ave. Ss.

SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE
8 ewes, 8 lambs, 1 ram, Lambs,
6 weathers; 2 ewes, only about 3
old ewes, ram, fine half Shrop-
shire. $40 for the 17. Write. G.
F.. Huggins, Jr., Tunnel Hill.
Reg. Toggenburg doe to fresh-
en, giving qt. per day now. $15;
doe, half Toggenburg, fresh, $5.

At farm. Stamp for reply. John

L. Page, Monroe, Davis St.

1 goat, 3 rabbits, 1 white, two
brown; 4 pigeons; 2 red, 2 blue.
Make best offer, or exc. for any-
thing can use. Lewis R. Ingram,
Bainbridge, 251 West St.

Sev. fine Southdown ram
lambs, $10 ea. at farm, $11 crat-
ed, FOB; 1 yearling ram, $15;
few ewes or ewe lambs. K. D.
Sanders, Eatonton, Rt. 2. _

17 head goats for sale or exc.
for meat, lard and other value.

Mrs. A. B. Blalock, Tifton, Rt. 1.

Thoroughbred Toggenb ur g
buck, 5 mos. old, for sale or exc.
for nice heifer, or a good hog,
from 4 to 6 mos. old. For infor-
mation write. R. Q. Thompson,
Gillsville, Rt. 1.

Reg. Nubian doe and male
kid 2 mos. old, $25; Nubian buck
7 mos. old, $20, $40 for lot. FOB.
T. D. Fussell, Rhine. a

45 head of nice, hornless
stock, mostly white goats; also
125 chicks, 60 hens and_ bal.
friers and broilers, 30c ea. for
lot, FOB yard. J. S. Perry, Au-
treyville.

1 Nubian buck, 18 mos. old;
1 50-50 Nubian-Toggenburg. Sell
or exc. for doe or anything else
can use. G. H. Laing, Americus,
Rta

Live Stock Wanted

CATTLE WANTED

Exc. dry cow and 9 mos, old
male yearling for fresh in milch
cow, not over 15 or 20 miles
from my home. Ernest Pittman,
Alto, Rt. I.

Want a good. grade cow, to
freshen within 90 days. L. W.
Medlin, Tifton, 1002 No. Ridge
Ave.

Exc. 15 shoats, 3 mos. old, for;
2 gal. milch cow and calf, or

20 for 3 gal. cow. Bring cow and

calf and get hogs. W. H. Walker
Baxley.

Want good, fresh in milch
cow. Will swap a 1 horse wagon
in good shape for cow. G. EH.
Dekle, Cairo.

Exc. $40 value for a good cow.
Write. L. F. Burtz, Dunwoody,
Rite

HOGS WANTED

Want truck load good stock
shoats, 40- to 75 Ibs. ea. State
price in first letter. H. H. Riley,
Butler. :

Exc. thoroughbred Chinchilla
rabbits: buck, 2 does, 4 young
about 2 mos. old, for 1 pig, wt.
about 50 lbs. in good cond. Dick
Perkins, Wadley.

HORSES AND MULES

Want 2:.or 3 jennets, Black
Spanish: preferred. John Turner
LaFayette, Rt. 3. :

Want a gentle Shetland pony.
State color, wt. age and lowest
price. M. N. Durden, Denton, R
Te =

Want nice

lescriptio

west pr

Shetland pony, |
good cond., broke in good. Give

|

R 4,

troom and board.

MARKET BULLETIN |

Live Stock Wanted

Write. Raymon McCoy,
Ridge, Rt. 1.

Trade pr. of mules for pair
of large mares that will work
anywhere; some dry cows want

Blue

10 miles Macon. C. C. Lord, i
rane, R 1. i

Unincumbered woman will as-
Sist with light farm chores, in
exc. for a home and a moderate

to trade for fresh cows; Need a | salary. Miss Catherine L. Wood,

family to gather crop this Fall.
J. H. Trice, Barnesville, Rt. 1.

Positions Wanted

Want dairy job. Married, 6 in
family. 15 yrs. exp in dairying.
A-1 references. O..C. Burton, At-

|lanta, 342 Mangum St. .N. W.

Want a small place _ suitable
for poultry, cows, garden, etc.,
with good house, good bldgs.,
pasture, with good party. Stand-
ing rent or other basis. Mrs. A.
S. Moore, Greensboro.

Want small 2 horse farm for
1934, good out-bldgs., and pas-
ture. Furnish self and stock. Pay
Third and Fourth basis. Want to
move crop as gathered this fall.
R. B. Crone, Griffin, R 4.

Want 1 horse crop for 1934, 4-
5 room house, out-bldgs., well,
pasture, etc., near school and
church. Close to Ft. Valley or
Byron. Wm. R. Millions, Ft. Val-

ley, R 3.

Want work immediately. Re-
fined widow, capable, and know
all about farm life. Can give ref.
State terms in first letter. Mrs.
Emma Lyle, Decatur, Care Gen.
Del.

28 yr. old young man with good
habits desires place on farm. Wil-

|ling worker. $10 mo., board and

laundry. So. Ga. preferred. Robt.
L. Parsons, Calhoun, RFD 4,
Care L. W. Moss.

Want job on farm for wages, or
a 1 horse farm on halves. J. C.
Sizemore, Bainbridge, R 3.

40 yr. old widow and 2 boys,
8-9 yrs. of age, desires home on
farm for clothes and board. Wil-
ling worker. At once. Write or
come after me. Mrs. Tommie
Blankenship, Porterdale, Maple
St. ;

45 yr. old married man wants
Grist Mill on halves or wages, or
a 2 horse farm on halves. Best
of ref. I. O. McElhenny, Ellaville

50 yr. old widow wants home
with elderly couple and assist
with chickens, and other light
farm work. No field work. Can
give ref. Mrs. Anderson, Odum,
RFD 1, Care Mrs. Johnnie Wil-
liams.

Want job picking Catia: 4 to
pick; can pick 7 to 800 lbs. a day.
Will need a house. Write price
will pay at once. K. D. Cleve-
land, Lavonia, R2..

Want job on farm, assisting
With light farm \work. 24 yrs. old
Mrs. Shellie Oatmon, Matiews,
R 2:

Want job on farm or at Gin.
Middleaged, white man. Will do
any kind of work and go any-
where: Raised on farm. Willing
worker. Make best offer with
board. Kaylor Saers, Bowdon, R
ee

Refined, educated, home-loving

woman, exp. in flower and nur--

serywork, wants job on farm, as-
sisting with light farm work. No
field work. Mrs. Hazel Foster,
Atlanta, Care Gen. Del.

Unincumbered, refined, educa-
ted woman, wants job on farm,
assisting with light farm work.
No field work. Exp. in poultry,
etc. Raised on farm. Mrs. Mary
Ellis, Atlanta, Care Gen. Del. .

45 yr. old widower with boy of
5 wants to raise poultry and
hogs, for good party for $5 mo.,
Br a. Miller,
White.

24 yr. old man wants job as
farm hand. Can drive truck, do
any kind of work. Do not smoke,
drink, nor chew. Can furnish ref.
Bernard Lumley, Swainsboro.

Exp. farmer wants 1 horse
farm on share basis, with 4 or
5 room.house for 1934, suitable

gen. farming, not more than

Atlanta, Care Gen. Del.

Want a small River or Creek
farm. Customary basis. Robt.
Goodwyne, RFD 1, Pitts. .

White man and wife (no chil-
dren) want job of taking care of
a farm: run car, truck, etc. No
bad habits. Will take farm on

customary basis. J. T. Clarke,
Decatur, R 2. :
Exp. Dairy hand, married,

wants job at once. Go anywhere
can make living wages. Sober,
honest and willing worker. Ref.
if desired. T. L. Hughes, Brook- |
haven. ee

Widow with small child wants
job on farm, assisting with light
farm work. (No field work). for
home. Ref. if desired. Mrs. M.

Matthen, Augusta, Care Gen.
Del.
Widow, reliable, Exp. farm

reared, 38 yrs. old, wishes em-
ployment. Know poultry business
and exp. other work. State terms.
Mrs. Enid Draper, Hapeville,
Care Gen. Del. :
Want crop to gather this fall,
and crop on 50-50 basis for 1934.
7 in family, 4 can work. Also can
do wood and carpenter work,.
drive truck or car. J. C. Jordan,
Atlanta, 517 Fowler St. NW.
Want place in Fulton county,
house and some land for raising
crop. Will take on part of crop
basis. Answer soon. J. H. Jordan,
Atlanta, 517 Fowler St. NW.
Exp. farm Manager desires
job. Capable of looking after any
size farm. Honest, sober, relia-
ble. Understand the use of im-
proved farm machinery. Good
ref. C. S. Smith, Atlanta, 18 Saw-
tell Ave. S. E.
Strong, healthy: widow, (with
2 daughters, 5 and 7 yrs.) age
31 yrs. wants job on farm, as-

other light work. No field work.
Mrs. L. E. Chandler, Atlanta,
258 Central Ave.

9 yrs. exp. in Dairy work at
Berry School. Good habits, also
good reference. John Pope, At-

lanta. Care Gen, Del.

Farm Help Wanted

Want man and wife (no chil-
dren) 30-40 yrs. of age, with good
farming exp., to come live in
home as one of family and ga-
ther 1 hrose crop. At once. No
transportation. Write or see.
Henry Pyle, Talbotton, R 4.

Want 45-50 yr. old white wo-
man to assist with light farm
work, no field work, for home
and small salary. Christian pre-
ferred. Mrs. A. A, Carey, Roy-
ston, R 1. =

Want at once unincumbered
woman, 25-35 yrs. of age for gen.
light farm work. Must be healthy
and of good moral character.
Good home and small salary. Mrs.
Chas. Buchwad, Stone Mtn. R 1.

Want white girl, not over 20
yrs. to live in family and help
with light farm work. No field
work. Good home and schooling.
Write at once. Eliot Yawn, Nich-
olls, R 1.

Want refined woman without
bad habits, 35-45 yrs. old, to live
in home with elderly couple and
assist with light farm work.

Small saary. No field work. A.

G. Rice, Cornelia.

Want young woman, white or
colored, 18 to 25 yrs. of age, of
good character, to assist with
light farm work, poultry, etc.,
for home. See: Mrs. R. F. Pil-
grim, Atlanta, 362 Blvd. Nes
Apt. 3,

Want young man, 18 to 25 yrs.
of age, healthy, strong, etc. to
help gather crop of 1933. $2 mo.,
board and laundry.

itzgerald.

: Positions Wanted |

sisting with poultry, flowers and

iT. H. McCurley, Hartwell. ae

tomato plants, 500, 60c; $1 M d

B.A, Bishop,

Z t
of age to live in home with hu
band and wife, and assist with s
light farm work. No field work
Mrs. J. M. Madolen, cee
R 2.

4 acres planted in corn. Sm: 1
house, wood and water. Sell cro
cheap and let you occupy houss
until March. Write. H. M. Mc
Cay, Blue Ridge, R 1.

Want 4 good farm hands: Wi
pay $20 per mo. and furnish
house. Apply in person. Don
write. George. Pritchard, Ben
Hill, Care Jersey Ranch.

Want Dairy help: 2 good dr
hand milkers. Pay $25 per mo
and house. Dont write. Aply in
person. Joe Culberson, Ben Hill
Care Jersey Ranch. :
\ Want reliable colored girl te
help on farm: milk cow, atten
to poultry, etc. See or write
Mrs. W. G. Scott, Atlant:
Brownwood S8t., S. HE. :

Want good farmer who cat
furnish self to look after a :
horse farm. 80 acres in cultiy
tion. 2. houses, plenty. wood,
water in pasture, etc. 2 1-2 mi.
S. E, Molena. Mrs. W. J. Jones
Gay. Care Mrs. GC. M. Blount.

Want sober, honest, agreeable -
man for bal. of 1933 and fo:
1934, with force enough to m: x
1 horse crop and run _ black.
smith shop. If cant qualify
dont answer. R. E. F. Jerkin
Lithia Springs. -

Plants For Sale

New Stone, Gr, B: and Me
globe tomato plants, 500, 60c; $1
M del. Ready July. 25th. Mois
packed, full count. Dewey Mat
is, Flowery Branch, R 1.

Gov. insp. P. R. potato: plants
35c M; 5M $1.50; Boones, 40
M; Broad leaf tobacco plants, 15
/500,. (5e. CD: Crow, ive
esville, R 2.

Yr. old Rhubarb plants, ?

35. doz. 4 doz. $1; eNov
root, 30c lb. Money order, Mr

Copenhagen, Early Flat Duti
cabbage, collard and New Stoxi
tomato plants. Ea. 75c M. 16%
up,-50.- Me =P. Be -Reynol
Gainesville, R 2. : es

Cabbage, tomato and Ga. Sweet
Heading collard plants, $1 M
Shipping daily. J. Q. Dorris, Va
dosta.

New Stone, Gr. B. - toma
plants, 500, 50c; 85c M; Margilobi
500, 60c; $1 M del. Verna Strick
land, Flowery Branch, R 1.

New Stone and Marglobe | to.
$1 M; 5 and 10M
75c M; Ga. collards and Chas. W
cabbage - same price. Al
. Waldri ip, Gainesvil
Be

Stone, Baltimore and Mariicue
tomato plants, 500, 60c; $1 M del
Heading collard plants, 85c M
del. Guy Waldrip, _Flowe
Branch.

Marglobe, Stone and Baltim

Heading collards, same price. W.
O. Waldrip, Flowery Branch.
Mastodon Everbearing stra
berry plants, $2 M; Lady Thomp-
son variety, same price; Blu
Damson plums, large Goo
plums, 15c ea. Mrs. Mae- s
Cleveland, R 4.
Late Flat Dutch, Chas. Ww. cab-
bage and Collard plants, 200, 25c.
$1.10 M; Hot pepper plants, | 15
G; Marelobe tomato, 15 C. $1
M. Rosie Crow, Cumming, R
New Stone and Baltimore 1
mato plants, now ready, 50
del. in Ga. Cash with order
Claud Mooney, Cumming, R-
Marg-obe, Gr. B. and N
Stone tomato, Ga. collard ai
Heading collard plants, now ae
dy. 300, 50c; $1 M_ del...
Thompson, Flowery Arencl
New Stone, Baltimore anc
Marglobe sepnle plants, 40)
$1 M-

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3 Plants For Sale

yey

MisecHancous For Sale

price. C. V. Strayhorn, Flowery
Branch, R 1.

Copenhagen Market cabbage
Bipuis, $1.10 M del. August ee
ie . G. Williams, Baxley, R

Seed For Sale

Black seed Tom Watson wat-
ermelon seed, $2.50 per lb. FOB.
No chks. and no COD. Allen R.
Johnson, Empire.

10 lbs. Seven Top turnip seed
oysale. Guy C. Wilson, Madi-
ean Rt. 1. :

Perennial white nest onions,
best for early green eating, 60c
gal. postpaid. Miss Ruth Stein-
heimer, Woolsey, Rt. 1.

Sev. hundred lbs. fresh 1933
urr clover seed, good cond.,
FOB, 300. lb. bags, 1 1-2c Ib.

Cash or P. O. Money Order; 500
lb. lots, $6 FOB. No chks. Geo.
.. Lunsford, Elberton.

Burr clover seed, recleaned,
nd sereened, 5c lb. FOB. Vic-
tor Carmichael, Jackson.
Seallion buttons, 20c qt. or 50c
1. Mrs. H. B. Ford, Lavonia.
New Prosperity onion seed,
ermanent growth from 1
planting) 10c per thls. Dill seed,
C _ Send stamp for

a urr clover seed in rough, ic
me . Motes, Elberton,

White headed var. collard
ed, 50c lb. del; old time shal-
onion buttons or sets, 15c
or 50 gal. del. Plant August

ville, Rt. 2.

Burr: clover seed, 2c lb; Crim-
clover seed, 5e lb. FOB.
ar Cobb, Hartwell, Rt. 1.
Cakf. multiplying beer seed,
Oc ver good start. Prepaid. Mrs.
wiie Craton, Dallas, Rt. 4.
seed, 35c

>urple Top turnip
Wakefield

Flat Dutch and
abage, $1 Ib. postpaid. Marcus
j4ams, Gainesville, Rt.-1.

Scaliion-onion. buttons, 10c qt.
; Dorothy Berner, Mt. Vern-

e, selected Purple Top
hite Globe and Seven Top
urnip- seed, testing high germi-
ion, 1-2 b. 20c; .35 1b; 3 lbs.
- Postpaid. C. F. Maddox,
Flowery Branch.

jiscellaneous For Sale

4. Ibs. Deer Tongue, cured in
shade. Make best offer. Mrs. E.
Corbitt, Stockton. .

pr. white guinea pigs with
1k-eyes, 10 wks. old, $5 pr.
Nancy Freeman,
Forsyth, Rt. 6.

ice, clean black walnut ker-
ls, 3 lbs. to the $1 del. Mrs.
shie Haynes, Commerce, Rt.

Smoked hams, 15c lb; Sides
nd Shoulders, 10c 1b; pure hog
ard, 8 Ib; unwashed wool, 25c
bp. All FOB. Robt. 8. Anderson,
Hawkinsville.

250 cavies (guinea pigs) all
colors and sizes, cheap. J. W.
well, Bogart.

Yellow root, wild

ratsbane,

erry, 8c lb. dog wood, 10c;
quaw vine, 20c Ib.. Mrs. Joe
Elam, Cleveland, Rt. 1. Care

Mrs. Emma Frady.

horse wagon, new wheel, 3
tread, very good cond., and
horse wagon, 2 1-2 in. tread,
xes, running gear new. Reas-
able. Dr. J, M. Nunez, Swains-

million. Napier grass plants
roots, July, Aug. and Sept.

Sept. C. G. Oliver, Barnes- |

t month to plant; cut 4 times
rly; stock men cant afford

to be without it, $2.85 M. S. T.
Smith, Cuthbert.

Miscellaneous Wanted

Want a small quantity of 1933
Buck wheat. Write price. J. A.
Sartain, LaFayette.

Exc. 1 $10 value and _ other
value for produce, fruit and
vegetables. Mrs. Louise Schader,
Atlanta, 900 Highland View, N.
E.

Will pay reasonable rent in
advance for A-1 cond. steam
pressure canner and tin can
sealer. Will buy if very satis-
factory. Ref. furnished. Daisy A.
Cochran, Calhoun, Rt. 4.

Want some wool. State what
you have and price. Mrs. Asa E.
Brown, Hartwell.

Want. some Wild Cherries.
State quantity you. have & price
immediately. M. J. McHugh, At-
lanta, 528 Glen Iris Drive.

Want 25 cotton feed or meal
sacks, 100 lb. cap. Will exc. 12
1-2 lbs. nice sundried apples,

worm-free. Ea. pay potsage. Mrs.

Henry Fowler, Roy.

Tobacco For Sale

Genuine, flue cured, sweet
and juicy chewing tobacco, flav-

.| ored with Deer Tongue, 6 lbs.

,|50c; 13 Ibs. $1. Del. James Mc-
Leod, Screven.

Flue cured tobacco, dark or
light red leaf, aged, mellow, free
from trash, dirt, etc. 14 lbs. $1
postpaid to 3rd zone. M. J. Eas-
on, Rockingham.

Georgia Products

For Sale

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE
Genuine O-too-tans, $1.75 bu.

Best for your lands and a hay}.

crop. W. H. Lynch, Zebulon.
Car load of about 20 tons dry
Velvet beans in the pod; also
Early Speckled running Velvets
in 2 1-2 bu. bags, $1 bu. FOB.

George Powell, Dublin.
-New crop, 25 bu. Iron and
Vickers peas, $2.50 bu. FOB.

Cash with order. J. C. Barnes,
Baxley, Rt. 4.

Velvet beans (plant now he-
tween rows of cotton to be plow-
ed up, for feed and soil improv-
ment, as urged by Ga. Crop Ex-
tension Dept.) seed, 75c bu. W.
R. Edwards, Dawson.

New crop Speckled and Pur-
ple Hull peas for hay and table
use. $1.75 bu. shipped any way.
Mrs. Ellen Thornton, Odum.

About 3.pecks of white bunch
butter-beans, 20c lb. or $1.75 pk.
few pounds of Ky and Jackson
Wonders, 20c lb. Del. in Ga. J.

E. Smith, Barnesville, R. A. Box}

n:

BUTTER FOR SALE
6 to 8 lbs. fresh, firm, yellow
Jersey table butter per week, 20c
ib. del. Mrs. Hattie Woffird,
Gainesville, Rt. 4.

FRUIT FOR SALE
Good, nice cooking and eating
apples, 75c bu. or exc. for seed

wheat or poultry. T. M. Webb,

Ellijay. ;

Large, late, free-stone peaches
ripe about August 15th to Sept.
Ist. 2500 trees. J. C. Adkins, Ft.
Valley, 209 No. Macon St.

Grapes now ready; Muscadine
and Scuppernongs later on. Or-
der before sold out. L. E. Harri-
son, Dublin.

Dried apples, 12 1-2c lb. del.
Josie Davis, Curryville.

Horse apples, $1.25 per bu. ie
A. Ponder, Juliette. ~

Nice, fresh huckleberries, 25
gal. FOB; 10 gal. del. in Ga.
$3.25. No more this season after
August 10th. Prompt shipment.
Mrs: TT: ple 1p Turner-
ville. =

MARKET BULLETIN

Second-Hand Machine-
ry For Sale

35 H. P. Schofield steam eng.
50 H. P. steam boiler, used for
cotton gin, 2 yrs. ago. Price is
right. Come and see. S. J. Pad-
gett, Coffee.

4 H. P. gas eng. good as new,
for sale. Make offer. J. H. Mc-
Veigh, Waynesville.

Large cane mill and 60 gal.
cap. kettle, good as new, $50 for
both. Mrs. R. M. Exum, Coolidge,
Rew
Fordson tractor with pulley,
governor and fenders. Will sell
or trade for Wind mill with tow-
er and tank, or anything can
use. Write what you have to
trade. R. H. Brown, Grovania.

Two 80 saw gins, Murray make.
All steel. 12 in. saws. Good run-
ning cond. Bargain. D. F. How-
ard, Flowery Branch, R 7.

3 single Box cotton gin press-
es and fans, 1 dbl. box press; 2
second hang 25 horse steam eng.
Schofields, center crank. All
good cond. Cheap. C. L. Daugh-
try, Rocky Ford.

Silo, brand new, 60 ton Cap.
Write for price. Mrs. W. J. Banks
Ashland.

12 H. P. Stcver gas eng., used
to operate grist mill, good cond.
$50 cash, FOB farm. Trade for
Jersey or Guernsey milch cows
or heifers. Mrs. D. M. Clark,
Garfield.

Deering mower and rake, first
class cond. $45 or exc. for mule
wt. not less than 950 Ibs., sound
and pert, of same value. W. M.
Barrett, Washington, R 4, Box 46.

15 H. P. International gas eng.

cond. Cheap. A. B. C. Harper,
Hartwell.

1 doz. new 2 row Feeney dust-

ing machines. $8.95 ea. as long
as they last. J. T. Aycock, Mon-
roe.
Emerson mowing machine, lg.
disc breaking Fordson plow,
blacksmith vise, grain cradle, 5
% horse 1 cycle gas. eng. and
Incubator. Trade for mule, ox,
hens. F. P. Hicks, Savannah, R
4. Box 100.

15 H. P. general electric motor
with starter, etc. also shafting,
pulleys, and hangers. Everything
A-1 cond. Make best offer, FOB,
or come see. W. E. Sheinutt,
College Park, 220 E. Columbia
Ave.

2 sets of tobacco flues, $7 set;
20 M tobacco sticks, $6 M. W.
J. Morgan, Stillmore.

10 H. P. International gas or
oil eng., good cond. $40. D. E.
Bazemore, Hagan.

Terracing level, good as new,
for half price, for cash. Mrs. A.
R. Burgany, Warthen, R 3.

No. 6 McCormick mowing ma-
chine and rake, in good. shape,
$50 cash. R. B. Floyd, White.

1 Frank 2 row dusting machine
used very little, in good cond.
Cost $54; sell, $20. W. W. Tay-
lor, Abbeville.

Good, upright dairy boiler, in

}good cond., for sale at a bargain.

C. N. Harris, Milner.

ows Mill, 6 H. P., McCormick

.|Deering kerosene eng. belt, shell-

er, picker, etc. $200 or exc. for
other value can use. H. P. But-
trick, Atlanta, R 4.

-10 H. P. Titan International
gas. eng., slight repairs; shafts,
hangers, pulleys, other. equipment,
good cond. Net cost equipments,
$116; Eng. and all equipment, $90
FOB. Robt. Fuller, Adairsville.

2 Roller power cane mill with
gearing, 12 ft. copper pan, $25;
McKay 2-24 in. disc tractor plow
2% H. P. Economy (Sears) gas.
eng. W. E. Mote, Temple, Rt. 1.

1% H. P. gas. eng. Severcropp
type, new. Cost $55; sell for $20.
Eng. removed from base wt. 40
Ibs. Geo. F. Nussel, Sycamore.

John Deere tractor and harrow,

insville.

30 inch Williams Mill, in good.

Small corn meal outfit, Mead-"

DeLaval 2 unit milker. Used only
short time. C. C. Tank, Hawk-

Second-Hand Machine-
ry For Sale

Davis Vertical Grist mill, good
cond., used only 1 season, $75, or
grist mill and motor, $100. Cash.
R. L. Webb, Hogansville, RFD 3.

30 in. upright corn mill, shell-
er and 20 H. P. Eng., 1 floor
scale. Robt. D. Hamilton, Ath-
ens, R 3. Phone 3902.

Cypress tank, International en-
gine and pump jack. Almost new.

Bargain, or exc. for Hereford bull |

or Farmall tractor. No junk con-
sidered. M. Sparks, Blakely.

Good 1 horse gas. eng. $15, or
trade for anything can use. Carl
Christiansen, Albany, Rt. C.
Chattanooga Middlebuster, wing
No. 17, wt. 15 Ibs. 1 24-in. cuta-
way disc, wt. 24 Ibs. 50c ea. Post-
age extra. R. R. Driskell, Juli-
ette, R 1, Box 179.

Late model Farmall tractor, 6
ft. double disc, 18 in. harrow, and
Athens, 30 in. dbl. disc plow, used
but little, A-1 cond. Sell togeth-
er or any section. L.C. Wells,
Columbus, Box 467.

1 Robedaux cotton scale beam
and frame, $50. W. C. Jones,
Culloden.

Grist mill outfit: crude oil Eng.
15 H. P. 48 in. set of geared Rocks
pulleys, shaftings, etc. Complete,
now running. Sacrifice for cash,
or trade for hogs, cows. W. lL.
chickens. D. P. Martin, Cobb-
town.

Star Pea and Bean thrash, lg.
power size. Cheap, or exc. for
small hand power. Write. Tom
Hill, Irwinton.

Second-Hand Machine-
ry Wanted

Want a 3-80 saw gin outfit,
complete, less power. Preferably
a Lummus, all 1 story. Right
Hand Huller Breast, air blast out-
fit. A. G. Thomas, Cumming.

Want 1 small Roller for No.
13, 3 Roller Chattanooga Cane
Mill. Lynn Thomason, Roopville.

Want good rice huller. Must be
in good cond. and cheap. Will
buy or rent. W. D. Carswell, Hal-
cyondale.

Want to get in touch with par-
ty who has a good,second-hand
dbl. Box Press for cotton gin. S.
N. Dinsmore, Alpharetta, R 3.

Want a 3 row Niagara Duster
at once. State price and condi-
tion. Robt. Wallace, Griffin, Rt.
ESE) 4

Exe. 15-30 International tract-
or for second hand Lumums gin
outfit, 304, 70 saws. W. P. Hunt,
Calhoun.

Want 1 power cane mill and
evaporator, in first class cond.
and cheap for cash. Write what
you have. L. H. Vanlandingham,
Howard..

Want second-hand Farmall or
John Deere tractor, also side del.
rake, power hay press and hay
mower. Must be close to Atlanta
and in good cond. Bill Cousins,
Jr., Atlanfa, 520 Park Dr. NE.

Want a good, 2nd-hand Cream }.

Separator. J.
ington.

Want 1 or 2 units of a roller
mill containing either 2, 3 or 4
sets of rolls. Unit must be in first
class cond. Advise best price. C.
M. Miller, Cornelia.

Want 1 used 42 or 48 inch top
runner geared grist mill. Wal-
ter Estes, Rex.

Want to exc. good value for
used syrup kettle of not less than
60 gal. cap. J. F. Lindsey, Tifton.

Want to buy 1 used can mill,
for cash, or in exc. for syrup. A.
S. James, Reynolds.

Want 1 second-hand power
cane mill in first class shape and
cheap for cash. J. Carl Gibbs,

N. Baston, Wash-

Ty Ty.

Want copper syrup pan, 12 ft.
long. F. H. Durden, Walnut
Grove.

Want 2 60-saw gins, with press
and suction outfit. E. S. Barrett,

aes: R 1.

Thursday, July 27, 1933

Second-Hand Machin
ry Wanted |

International make.
Tumlin, Cave Springs, Ga.
Want to rent with privilege
buying a small corn.and mi
grinder, requiring not over 3
P. to operate. Chas. B. -
Cairo, R 4.
Want a small grain thee
machine, suitable for tract
work. State make and cond., a
best price. W. M. Roper, Cun
ming.
Want a good make Gen
Thresh for cash. Give size, mal
and cond. Otis Jones, Newna
98 Greenville St.
Want: 1 80-gal. syrup kettle
good cond. State what you ha
and price. L. L. Dorminey, En
ma, R 1.

Want 1 large 2 roller Cane m
in A No. 1 cond. State size
Rollers and kind of. bearings al
best price in first letter.
Sosby, Carnesville.

Want small roller for No.
Demoris Cane mill, in good con
G. E. Crawford, Blairsville, R

Incubators, Brooders,

Etc., For Sale

Buckeye Mammoth Inc., 2772
cap., for sale. E. R. Bailey, Har.
lem, R 1.

-Two 600 egg cap. Buckeye Inc,
first class cond. $30 each, or exe.
for Ferris str. pullets, March hch.
Mrs. F. B. Flanders, Rockledge

Wishbone, 400 cap. Inc., 3 se
tions. (Set 1 each week, or al
$25 or exc. for 500 R. I. R
chicks. Write if interested. .M:
H. V. McCorvey, Pavo.

450 cap. Inc., in No. 1 con
$20; 2 brooders, 500 cap. $6 ea.
Mrs. Piety Forbes, Brooklet.

324 cap. Inc., used 1 time, good
as new, cost $27. 50. Exc. for 50
pure bred B. R. pullets, wt.
Ibs. or over. Each pay shippi
chgs. COD. Y. T. Cox, Broxto
Ry 2.

140 egg cap. Wisconsin: In
egg turner, thermometer, book of
instructions. $5 FOB or $6 del.
Mrs. F. Schmidt, Martinez, R-

1M cap. chicken brooder, got
cond., for sale; want 1 front pa:
of old International Hay Pre
L. R. Rowland, Canon, R 3.
100 Sure-Trip-Trap Nests, go
as new, 15c each, in any qua

Ving after with truck: also black

: H. Combs, ES ewer, Rt, 2;

tity. (Find out high. producing
hens). Chas. M. Powell, Macon
RFD 1.

Incubators, Brooders,

Etc., Wanted

Want Inc. 100 or more ca
Buckeye preferred. Exc. plows,
good cond. for same; John Deere
1 horse middle buster, 1 Southern
King cultivator, Sell or exch. G.
W. Akins, Ocilla, R 2.

Exc. bees in Pat. hives for
trapnest fronts, Inc., and brood-
er of small cap. S. J. Griener,
Atlanta, RFD 5, Box 32-B.

Want a second-hand Ince. in
A-1 cond. Buckeye preferred, 2
to 10 M cap. C. D. May, Pelham. |

Georgia Products
For Sale

WATERMELONS, CANTA-_
LOUPS AND FRESH VEG-
ETABLES FOR SALE _
Small, fresh, nice Watson mel-
ons, ready, cheap to party com-

horse mule, 8 yrs. old, 1200-1250
Ibs. wt. extra fast gaited. s. .
Ingram, Pavo. .

Hastings nice yreen butter-
beans, 10 lb. postpaid; some
1932 beans given to anyone who
sends 9c in postage stamps. John

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