Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1933 August 17

VOLUME 16.__

i DEPARTMENT

_G. C. ADAMS,

Treas
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STATE CAPITOL

PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF M ARKETSJ. F. GREER, DIRECTOR s_siy
_. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1933.

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done toward regulating prices of farm products. I

believe it is almost a certain fact, if this plan had
_ not been put into effect and carried out so thorough-
__ly by our farmers, cotton today would be selling for
_ far less than it is selling for today. |

Acreage reduction of all crops can be accom-
plished only by farmers themselves, and if they will
get together next planting season, as solidly on acre-
age reduction, especially cotton and tobacco, as they

_ did on cotton this year, you would soon see the sur-

-plus in these crops absorbed and prices go higher.

Numerous suggestions have been madehow

i best to use the land this cotton was taken from. As

stated in a previous issue of the Market Bulletin, this
land can be used very profitably by planting in cover

You

crops, such as Austrian Peas, Vetch and etc.

| know the value of such crops from a standpoint of
| _ fertilizer. It will cut this bill more than half, which

Plowing Up Cotton

__ Never, as far back as | can remember, has a
_. proposition been put up to the farmers of Georgia,
__ that I believe met their whole-hearted- cooperation
and enthusiastic approval, as has the plan of reduc-
- ing cotton acreage by plowing up a part of the grow-
ing crop. This, I believe, was one of the best steps
_ forward toward acreage reduction, not only of cot-'
_ ton, but of other crops that our farmers have ever
_ undertaken, as it shows the results of what can be

will pay you well for the expense of planting, be-
sides giving your land the protection it needs during
the winter. Late vegetables can be planted on some
of this land in certain parts of the state that will

yield a necessary food crop and, at the same time,

this crop will get the benefit of the fertilizer that was _
put under the cotton. | : : tee ae

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There has been a lot of discussion lately among

truck growers and dealers in farm produce, regard-
ing the hours in which they were allowed to sell their

produce on the Curb Market in Atlanta. For a while a

they were seriously handicapped by these hours and
many of them lost a lot of their produce by spoiling

because the time given them to sell was not suffici-.

ent, but the restrictions have been lifted to some ex-
tent and the situation is now somewhat improved.

The Bureau of Markets is doing everything pos-
sible to assist in bringing about an arrangement |
whereby they can operate so as to be the greatest

benefit to the greatest number, and I believe those
who have charge of such regulations, will recognize

the importance of cooperating with all food distrib-

utors and be as liberal as possible with them, as the
distribution of food at this time is one of our
countrys greatest problems.

J. F. GREER, Director.

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9th, 19144c; August 10th, 1944c; August llth, 18 3-4c.

Rs {INDEX
OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS : Page
_ Prevailing Wholesale Prices Aug. 14, 1933. Always Subject to. Variation. Grain and Hay For Sale .........-... 2
: aa Grain and Hay Wanted 0.2.0... 2
. \ . Atlanta Macon Savannah Augusta Columbus Valdosta Rome 9
Pe. Neos. extra. dozen): 2 2 ees $ .16 $ 18 $ .19 92 = $ 18% $ 22 $ 17 Poultry For Sale -.....-..2-::ce err .
_. Eggs, standard, dozen --_-..-_.- 12 16 18 .20 ee 1B ee 16 Poultry wanted 02.) oa 2
Eggs, Georgia trade, dozen _____ 12 16 ele 19 ABE. 1905 15 : x
eo mMees yard, Fun; dozen. 2-002 es le 14 15 17 ATM 18 15 Baby. Chicks For Sale 3) ee 2
BOGS se oS ee a 9 8 10a EG 8 8 a is : d 9
Hens, 4% Ibs. up, 1b, perenne 9 10 10 8 8% 9 '8 Baby Chicks Wanted 00-8.
Hens, small col. and W. Leg. ___ _.7 8 9 tf et 6 uf : ees
Pe abeteke. Wor cn go 3 7 Be 5 5 5 4 BES BR a
ence a a a6 15 3 12 14 sit Live Stock For Sale 4.0 o.. 3
ucks, lb. ee lp 10 ye 2 8 AL
Geese, Ib. = 5 a 1 8 9 10 6 Live Stock Wanted ..0..-.20.0.0 4. 3
oa BA ih A | tions Wanted oes :
Field Peas; mixed, bus .25222-47 1.10 1.10 1.00 1.40 1.25 ae 1.00 F Hein: Wanted en 3, 4
Field Peas, not mixed, bu. ___-__ 1.20 1.20 1.00 ae 1.50 se 1.20 aes e
Country Butter, best table, lb. -. .20 21 20% 25 25 20 18 Riants For Sale. ee 4
_ Ear Corn, (80 lbs. to bu.) bu. .__ 1.00 we 15 80 15 65 - 80 3 4
he Sweet, Potatoes, per 100 lbs, ---_ 2.00 1.50 115 2.00 3.00 1.50 2.50 Seed For Sale 2... See
Oa CD Uk i ee er ae 05 10 1.00 ee ao bOy eed ee aoa Re ere eens oe 4
Cabbage (per 100 ibs.) _.__._.... 1.00. 2.50 1.85 1.50 2.00 ae 2.00 ead) Wanted
Peavine Hay, No. 1, ton ___.____. a2 12.00 10.00 12.00 aS 12.00 12.00 | Miscellaneous For Sale 0... 4
a Peanut Hay, Nos], ton soto 8.50 8.00 a = 8.00 Se Miscellaneous Wanted .......220--.ne+ 4
poe cS Georgia Products For Sale ............. 4
CHICAGO BUTTER MARKETBased on Creamery Standards: August 7th, 19%c; Aug. 8th, 19; August

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. "Department Of
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State Capitol, Adlsatay Ga.

G. C. ADAMS,
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J.-F. GREER,
Director, Bureau of Markets

THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1933. .

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Special Notices

ATTENTION

All parties having Hay for sale,

please communicate with the Bureau

of Markets, 222 State Capitol, Atlanta,
Ga. Quote quality, quantity and price.

SECOND-HAND MACHINERY
FOR SALE

10-20 International tractor;
horse John Deere gas. engine:

2
135
horse New Way, air cooled engine; 1,

a 3 row oat drill, 1, 8 row Hoozier oat

drill, 2 International corn binders; 80
gal. syrup kettle. E. T. Black, (Failed
= oe address in notice sent to Bul-
letin) ;

_ Grain and Hay For Sale

Tall plowing Mtn. rye, well cleaned,
_ in new, even wt. bags, $1.35 per bu.

Sg Blue Ridge. F. R. Rogers, Blairs-
ville

Grain and Hay Wanted

ee Seed oats, 20 or 25 bu., and
about 10 bu. Abruzzi rye. Exc. P. C.
cross, yene sow, bred and other value
_ for same. J. C. Goolsby, Baxley, R 3.

Want to - 2 bu. Rye and 16 bu.
Fulghum oats, cheap for cash, WA
J. H. Gay, qacksonyille, Rt.

MAREE BULLETIN

Poultry Fo or Sale

BANTAMS

Young Golden. Sebright and Dark
Cornish bantams of fine quality,

$3
and up per pair, or trade few for
friers. R. W. Clark,. Macon, 177 Boule=

4} vard Ave.

2 vrs. White Leghorn bantams and

1 Brown Leghorn bantam hen, 25 ea.
+50c pr. F. D. Williamson, Jr., Pitts.

Pure bred March hatch Golden Se-

bright bantams, 75c each. Mrs. Lucius

Cobb, Hartwell.

BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS
75 pure bred Buff Plymouth Rocks,

13 mos. old, $25. Exc..for milch cow.

Barney L. Lynn, Waycross, R 4.

Thempson Imp. Ringlet B. R. cock-
erles, April hatch, from prize winning
stock, $1 ea. 2 for $1.75. Mrs. J. E.
Steadam, Bainbridge, R 2.

Parks str. B. R. cockerels, Cream
Grade, foundation stock direct. Reg.
Per. No. 585-C-33. March-April hatch,
$1.50 ea. From state culled flock. Also
hatching eggs. Money order. Mrs.
Henry J. Colson, Daisy.

Parks str. B. R. cockerels, wt. 2 1-2
Ibs. Reg. Per. No. 515-D-33, $1 each,
$1.75 pair.
Daisy.

50 Spring 1932 hatch B. R. splendid
hens, now laying, $40 FOB; also 50 Feb
1933 hatch B. R. pullets, beginning to
lay, $45, FOB. Fritz Rovers, Washing-
ton; hd:

BRAHMAS
5 pure bred Giant str. Light Brah-
ma cockerels, Direct from Brahma
Farm in Pennsylvania as baby chicks.
April hatch. Best of breeding, $1.75
ea. 2 or more, $1.50 ea.; R. C. Mulli-
gan, Washington, R 3.

CORNISH

Trio pure bred, February hatch,
Dark Cornish Indian cockerels, ready
for service, $1.50 ea. FOB. J. R. Gard-
ner, Locust Grove.

Pure bred Dark Cornish, April
hatch, prize winning stock from 10 Ib.
cock, 8 lb. hens. Berrys Bull Dog str.
Cockerels, $1.25 ea.; pullets, 95c ea. 10
pullets, cockerel, $10.00 Mrs. Maude
T. Martin, Lumpkin.

Pure Cornish Indian rooster and
pullets, 65c, 75c and 85c each; eggs, 60c
per 15, del. or 2 set. for $1.10. Money
orders only. Cartons ret. Mrs. E. P.
King, Rochelle, Rt. 1.

GAMES

Hopkins Warhorse hens, $1 ea. Wal-
ker Herring, Hartwell, R 2.

Pure bred pit games, 3 breeds, old
and young. stock. Quail size trios, $3.
also 1 pr. White Angora rabbits for
sale at reasonable price. L. L. Mur-

| phy, College Park, RFD 1.

Full breed games, Allen Roundhead,
Blue Crosses, beautiful red and blue
feathers, Dr. J. T. Stukes, Americus.

Allen Roundheads, Robinson Red
Quills, Stags and pullets $1 each; hens
$1; $2 each. Exc. for other value. Write
or see. HE. L. Knopf, Atlanta, 1147 Con-
federate Ave. SE.

Royal Chanticleer pit games, 1933
hatch. Stags, $1.50; pullets, $1. G. W.
Price, Atlanta, 1678 Emory Road.

HAMBURGS
5 hens and rooster, Silver Spangled
Hamburgs, Berry strain, $3 for lot. 4
pullets, 1 cockerel, April 28th hatch,
$2.50. J. H. White, Dalton, R 4 Box 130.

LEGHORNS eis

W. L., English str. pullets, April
hatch, 50c and 40c ea. C. J. Vickery,
Canon, R 2.

Few Barron English AA Roselawn
250-305 line pullets, May 15th hatch,
50c ea. Want a good 4 qt. milk goat,
to freshen about Nov. 1. Write fully.
F. E. Grubbs, Demorest.

200 AAA Tom Barron W. L. 4 mo.
old pullets, 75c ea., in 25 lots, or all.
Mrs. M. D. Frey, Marietta, RFD 3,
Powers Ferry Rd.

35 W. L. hens, pure bred, Tancred
str. 2 yrs. old healthy and extra fine
layers, 40c ea. Miss Audrey Ivey,
Thomson, R 4.

Pure bred Brown Leghorn roosters,

y

FOB. Mrs. H. L. Odom,

Poultry For Sale

2 for $1. Mrs. C. B. Dorsey, Rome, R 1.

Pure bred Tom Barron cockerels,
March and June hatch, from. import-
ed pedigree, trapnested stock. Would
exc. for pure bred bantams, honey,
wool, cow. peas or cane syrup. Mrs.
Carl J. Koppe, Atlanta, 2694 Boule-
vard Drive, N. E.

15 Bik. pullets, 5 mos. old, ready

to lay, $10 for lot. Mrs. D. C. POY
Avondale Estates, , Ga.

10 fine young White Leghorn nee,
Make best offer.. Mrs. C. Hammond,
Blakely, RFD 4...

MINORCAS

Papes Mammoth S. C. Black Min-
orcas, Americas- greatest producers of
premium white eggs. Yr. old laying
hens, $1.00 ea.; 4 hens and cock, $4.75.
Mrs. G. W. Wilson, Martin.

Eden C. Booths, direct White Min-
orcas, Ped. trapnested. Grade 1 cock-
erel, 2 October hatch pullets, $5; also
cabbage-collard seed, 40c lb. HE. May-
nard, Newton.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS
15 nice, fat mixed breed hens, 35c
ea. Mrs. H. I. Martin, Unadilla, R 2.

_ ORPINGTONS
15 March hatch Buff Orp. pullets,
Blue Ribbo ristr. 75c ea. or the lot for

$11. Mrs. E. H. Holland, Ft. Valley, R

3.

PIGEONS

10 pr. White Kings, Homers, Pout-
ers and Carneaux pigeons, $5 for lot,
FOB, also 6 old fashioned Gray geese
$4 for lot of geese FOB. James E.
Stancil, Ringgold.

1 pr. each of Mondenas, Magpies and
B. Roller pigeons, $1 pr., 3 prs. for
$2.50; Game bantams, 3 for $1. .H.
M. Adams, Douglasville.

Pure bred White Kings and Silver
Kings, mated, banded and working,
40c pair, or lot of 25 pair for 35c pr.
I. M. Fellers, Atlanta, R 1, Box 222.

25 pr. White Kings, $1 pr. Exc. for
W. L. pullets from heavy laying str.
March or April hatch. Mrs. W. M.
Daniel, Waynesboro, 207-7th St.

17 pr. common pigeons, $4 or 30c pr.
Sell amount, give 1 extra. H. L. Mc-
Daniel, Omega, R 1.

30 prs. Silver Kings, Carneaux, also
a mixed lot of pigeons. All large Size,
75 pr. L. Harrison, Fitzgerald.

7 pr. pure bred White Kings, band-
ed and well mated, and working, 75c
per pr. J. B. Liles, Gainesville, R 2.

5 Carneaux and 1 Red Carneaux
crossed with White King. The six for
$1.50, or exch. What have you, I. E.
Gibson, Waynesville.

25 pr. White Kings banded, working,
50c per pr. Exc. for grain at market
price. O. P. Foster, Good Hope.

QUAIL FOR SALE
Taking orders for eggs, also for
young .birds to be del. in August, Sep-
tember and October. Mrs. T. Treanor,
Milledgeville.

R. I. REDS |

Spring 1932 hatch cock, $1.50; March
1933 hatch cockerel, $1. S. C. R. I. Reds
Donaldson str. 1 Ib. pullets and cock-
erels, 25c ea. Mrs. J. F. Trawick, Ten-
nille.

75 fine R. I. Red hens, 4 fine cocks,
85 March hatch pullets, and 20
lected cockerels, Mahood str. Lots of
10, at $1 ea. entire lot, big bargain.
Hohn H. Edge,. Toccoa. :

1 extra large R. I. Red cockerel,
about grown, $2 del. 5 W. L. pullets
nad 1 cockerel, about 5 mos old, $4.50
del.; 2 pure bred B. R. cockerels and
2 pullets, frying size, $3.50 del. Mrs.
A. S. Paulk, Ocilla. _

Sacrificing sale of 50 each Star Pen
1 yr. old, Donaldsons velvety red
hens, $1 ea. same number March pul-
lets, rare bargain; 5 cocks and cocker-
els, $1.50-$2 ea, Mrs. R. J. Fleming,
Lincolnton.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE
DUCKS, ETC., FOR SALE
White Pekin ducks, bred for egg
production and quick growth, wt. 5

Ibs. in 8 wks. $2 pr. Can supply limited

field.

small ones, all- mixed with. White Pe- |

75 ea. FOB. Miss Nannie. Jones, Roy-

large breed, to raise on halves to 8 or

se- |

ingside Drive. NE.

Thursday, August 17, 1933.
Poultry For Sale |

number or 12 wks. old birds, formu
la for feeding, free. John Harber,
E. A. T., Candler Field, Atlanta. ,

2 Guinea. hens and 1 rooster, | 6 quail

13 hens, 5 drakes, Black and.
Muscvoeys; hens, 75c ea. drakes,. 90
ea.; 13 ducklings, 3 wks. old, 25c .ea.
At once. Write: F. M. Barber, On

2 grown ducks and 7 dre also.
kin. Reasonable price. Will exc. Mrs.
Pearl Sullivan, Marietta, R 2.

Pure White Indian Runner ducks
and drakes for sale. G. N. Thoma
Thomasboro.

25 pure M. B. 2 mos. old furkey
poults, 65c each; 10 little younger, 50c
ea. Mrs. Mary Collins, Gainesville, R
oe

2 pair Mammoth White Pekin ducks
from reg. stock, 75c ea., or the 4 for
$2.50. Dan Royal, Jt Chipley, Box 95.

Poultry Wanted

BANTAMS

Want yr. old hens or 6 mos. old pul-
lets, any breed Bantams. Exc. White,
Black or Chinchilla rabbits, 4-6 mos.
old; 1 for 1. E. J. Mason, Lithonia.

BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS #5
Want Fichel str. White Ply. Rock
year old cocks; for sale 3 mos. old
White Rock cockerels, $1.25 ea. Mrs.
J. P. Pullin, McDonough.
State lowest cash price for. from 25
to 50 Thompson str. Imp. Ringlet B. R.
March or April hatch pullets. BE. =
Dawley, Leary.

' GAMES

Want a thoroughbred Spangled
Roundhead stag. No scrub. Write at
once. Must be absolutely thorough-
bred. H. W. Driver, Avondale Estates,
Ga. .

R. I. REDS

Want to hear from party having
March hatch pullets. R. I. Reds, fro
State bloodtested flock; few nice coc
erels from State tested flock, 2-3 Ibs.

ston.

LEGHORNS
Want 100 choice 3-4 mos. old W.
pullets, blood tested, heavy laying
blood lines. Will buy, or exc. other
good value. Write for
stating what you have.
son. Atlanta, 695 Paynes Ave., N. W

Baby Chicks For Sale

Barred Rocks, Reds, Wyandottes,
Orp., Leghorns, Anconas, = 50 C;
Brahmas and Cornish, $10 C; Guin
eas,ll4ec ea. BE. R. Adlington, Atlanta,
510 Piedmont Ave.

30 heavy mixed baby chciks, ready
August 25th, 6c each, del. No chks.
Miss Gladys Harrell, Hawkinsville, R.
21, Box 25.

Baby Chicks Wanted _

~Want any amount baby chicks, any

10 wks. old. Mrs. Arthur Taylor, Rob-
inson.

Quote lowest price on 50 to 100 Buff
or Brown Leghorn baby chicks, del.
Write. Mrs. J. W. Manley, Tifton, R-

Eggs Wanted

Will contract -for 1 or 2 cases, guar.
clean, fresh eggs each week. S. EE
Monroe, Thomasville.

Want 1 setting of Black Giant eggs.
Quote price. Mrs. T. J. Benning, Ap-
pling, Ga. ee

Want 4 cases of large, clean, infer-
tile, fresh white eggs every week. Will
pay highest cash price. Paul McDonald,
40 Rogers Street, SE., Atlanta, Ga.

Want 8 or 10 cases of white eggs a
week, del twice a week. Must he
Strictly fresh and direct from produ-
cer. J. B. Almand, Atlanta, 1433 Morn-

nitsuay. August 17, 1983. _
Eggs Wanted

Want to contract for fresh, infer-
ped once or twice a EEN A. H. Fech-
tel, Waycross. ee

Want, fertile turkey eggs, also young

el, Tucker; R 1.:

fertile, fresh: white eggs weekly. Pay

Tietta, R 3.

Live Stock For Sales

- CATTLE FOR SALE

2 young, reg. Jersey cows, fresh in.
With papers. Write for prices. Clyde
Seawright, Hartwell, RFD 3.
1 fresh in 4 gal. Jersey,

$30. Live
1 1-4 mile East of Marietta. O. M. At-
kins, Marietta, R 2.

' 1 milch cow for sale, or exc. cow
and 2 + 6 mos old yearlings, male and
emale, for a 2 horse wagon in good
cond. T. W. Stubbs, Woolsey.

2 gal. milch cow and calf for sale.
HL G. Snead, Woolsey.

Heifer with first calf, 2 gal .milk.

Gentle and easy to milk. $25. W. Pat-
_tergon, Atlanta, 107 Stone Road.
18 head cows and yearlings; Jerseys-
olsteins. 7 cows bred, will be milk-
ing in November and December. 6
Heifers, from 1, 2 yr. old and 5 steers,
same ages. Make bid on them at lot.
We .L. Lancaster, McRae, R 2.

Extra good milch cow, fresh in, for
sale or trade for good'2 horse wagon.
L. A. Leard, Bowersville.

12 head Grade Jerseys, 5 to 8 yrs.
old, good foundation stock, $225 for
lot. 7 miles west of Tignall. C. H. Hill,
Tignall, Ga.

Hereford pure bred bull calves of the
finest breeding, reg. in buyers name,
from our famous Colonial Plantation
herd. W. B. Hutchinson, Albany.
Reg. and thoroughbred Jersey bull
yearlings from best blood lines, for
sale. Mrs. S. E. Jones, Fairburn, R 4.
__A Jersey bull, 5 yrs. old Bred direct
from Island of Jersey, from Heard at
Famous Pebble Hill Plantation. Won
many prizes. Sell or trade for beef
cattle. Write H. A. Hunt, Jr., Fort
Valley, Box 1768.

The University of Georgia is offer-
ing for sale 50 reg. cows and heifers,
Jerseys, Holsteins. For prices and de-
scription, write: Dr. Milton P. Jarna-
gin, Athens.

Fresh milkers, heavy Springers, nice
grade Jersey heifers, heavy beef cat-
tle. Either truck load or car load.
Write for ge R. 8. che Green-

Pure bred Guernsey rate, The
breeding is exceptionally good. $10.00
_ FOB or exc. for equal value of some-
_ thing can use. J. P. Pirkle, Hoschton.
_._ Reg. Jersey bull for sale or trade for

Hay. Write. R. E. Mitchell, Barnes-
ville.

1 good milch cow, wt. about 700 Ibs.
> tor: sale. W. D. Bearden, Palmetto, R
ao

HOGS FOR SALE

f B. B. Guinea sows to farrow Oc-
tober 20th, wt. 120 to 140 lbs. $15 to
$20 each; Will pay cash for smooth-
mouth mules. State what you have.
M. H. Thompson, Summit.
15 fine pigs, Duroc Jersey and 8. P.
ce cross, $2 ea. W. M. Watkins, Fitz-
gerald, R 2..
Good brood (half P. C.) sow, bred,
$10 cash, or exc. for W. L. or RB. I. Red
bullets or hens. Write: Mrs. J. B. Har-
tis, Cordele, Rt. B. ;
Some choice Black P. C. pigs, both
eX, ready to ship, $4. each, or $7 pr.
Fine breeders; fine sow, same breed.
$15 FOB. Clara Sikes, Sylvester.
Pure bred S. P. C. pigs, ent. to reg.
4 mos. old, wt. 50-60 Ibs. Good color
and in good shape. Sow or boar, $4, 2
for $7.50. FOB. J. A. Oliiff, Bristol.
O. I. C. sows, 3 yrs. old. Cholera im-
Mune, 300 to 400 lbs. Open and bred,
ote a. reg. in buyers name; reg. pigs,
all sizes, $6 ea. reg. $10 pr. A. T. Rigs-
by, Sale City.
_ Duroc-Jersey gilts and pigs, all ages,
at reasonable prices. Also pure bred

tile, white eggs. Case lots. To be ship~|

urkeys and: geese, now. Ray K.. Dan-"
Want several guile large, ginax. ee

highest cash Ae F. M. Collins, Mae:

MARKET BULLETIN

die Stock For Sale

White Wyandotte pullets and cockerels
8 White N. Z. pink-eyed rabbits, yr.
Kennedy, Collins.

HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE

Good, small mule, gentle, work any-.

where,
Jesup. .

. 2-1050 Ib. mares, 1 Grey, 1 Bay (Bay
is little thin). Good eyes and free of
blemishes; true -workers. Sell or exc.

$35 cash. W. M. Thornton,

for com. breed of cows. M. L. Ander-

son, Nahunta... :

Good work mare, wt; 1100. Ibs: Work
single or dbl., in good order. Looks
fine. $75.00; also apples by the truck
load, cheap, at orchard, 1 mile east
Deroeyest depot. A. J. Collins, Demor-
est. s
_1 horse mule, wt. 1 M Ibs. 10 yrs. old,
gentle and good cond. $75, or exc. for
beef cattle or milch cows. B, A. Boyd,
Hilltonia, R 1.

10 yrs. old last spring, solid black
mare, work good anywhere, $75. B. C.
Pope, Tallapoosa.

Small mule, $20; cow, $25; also want
good family for small farm, 10 miles
5 points. Write. Mrs. Sam Smith, Aus-
tell, Rt. 2.

RABBITS FOR SALE

8 White N. Z. ipnk-eyed rabbits, yr.
and 8 mos. old, young ones 3 1-2 mos.
old. $2 ea. Write or come. Mrs. Mary
J. Alewine, Fitzgerald, R 3.

Chinchillas, 7 young does, 4 young
bucks; 2 bucks, 1 yr. old, 2 does, 1 yr.
old (one has 5 young 3 wks old). Ped.
with ea. rabbit. Make offer. Allen
Cureton, Chickamauga.

15 rabbits, 2 mos. old, cross between
Black and White, pink-eyed, 20c ea;
1 pink-eyed buck, yr .old, 7c. Mrs.
Nora Shirley, Alto, R 2.

3 pr. Belgium rabbits, 1 pr. for 50c;
1 pr. $1.50; 1 pr. for $1; $2.75 for lot of
6. All prices FOB. Eldrige Davison,
Powder Springs, R 1.

SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE

10 head sheep, all ewes, $2 per head,
csah, del. at my house, $20 for lot. All,
good, healthy ewes. Hardee Thigpin,
Adrian, R 1. :

Half Toggenburg and half Nubian
goat, cheap; or trade for hog. Goat
gives over a qt. of milk, bred to reg.
Nubian (foreign, pure) buck. V. E.
Brantley, Atlanta, R 1, phone Ra-6934.

Live Stock Wanted

CATTLE WANTED

Trade reg. S. P. C. sow, wt. about
300 lbs., bred and in fair cond. (extra
good mother of large litters), for 1
milch cow of good quality and condi-
tion. Write H. M. Woodward, Way-
cross.

Exc. good value for a oe fresh
in cow. Write. Mrs. W. E. Wheeless,
College Park, 615 Jackson St., N.

Want 10 or 12 good milch cows. Give
good note and monthly payments; 1 12
yr. old, thin, sound mare, to exc. for
good milch cow and calf. T. B. Ayer,
Yatesville.

HOGS WANTED
Want couple shoats, wt. about 100
Ibs. ea. Prefer S. P. C. Quote best
price. Leonard Wilkies, Ben Hill.

HORSES AND MULES WANTED

Will pay cash for a good mule, not.
a plug, within 20 miles of Fairburn.
W. H. Hightower, Fairburn, R 2.

Want small, genuine Shetland pony

mare, not too old and well broken.
Will exc. sheep for same. Give age,
color and approximate wt. J. B. Pet-

P. O. Box 508.
Positions Wanted

Exp. farmer wants 2 horse crop to
gather. 6 in family, all big enough to
work; also want 2 horse crop on hal-
ves for 1934. See me or-write. J. W.
Robinson, Atlanta, 801 Tilden Ave. N.
W.

Want good farmer for small farm of
about 10 or 12 acres of land, 4 room
house (with 2 porches). Standing rent.

ty, Dawson,

4 miles south of Rossville. Mrs. Mat-

+a

Positions: Wanted

tie Ellis, Rossville, RFD 1.

Young couple want job with - Jersey
Breeder, milking and seeing after cows.
Experienced. Write what you have and
what. you. can pay. C. P. Yancey,
Douglasville, R 3.

- Want about. 20 acres of land and 5
or 6 M turpentine boxes on 50-50 ba-
sis. 5 in family, all. large enough to
work and dont pick jobs. Or a good 2
horse farm with stock. dJrrnnie Wil-
liams, Caum. Porte wicks

Want job on farm..
Gather crop now and crop next yr. or
anything. Prefer So. Ga. Can move at
once. O. R. Tomlin, Atlanta, 868
Hemphill Ave.

Man and small family want job on
farm with party who can furnish
house, wood and extra work. Exp. in
all kinds of farm work and good work-
ers. Richard Conner, Atlanta, 9 Glen-
dale Place, N. W.

Want 1 horse farm of good land and
bldgs., on 50-50 basis. See or write.
Samuel Thos. Jefferson, Stockton, R 1.

Single, honest, sober young man
wants work on farm for bal. this yr.
with good people. Can drive truck.

Willing worker. State wages with board
and laundry, in first letter. Ernest
Hudgins, Atlanta, 558 Hollins St. SW.

Want 4 or 5 horse crop on halves,
with plenty of force. Life time exp. O.
U. Singleton, Norcross, R 2.

28 yr. old young man, white, honest,
industrious, etc., desires position on
dairy or farm. Expert dry-hand milk-
er and do most anything on farm. $10
per mo. dairy, or $8 and board on farm.
Write immediately. Charlie Brown,
Augusta, R 2, Box 131 A.

Want 2 horse crop of good land and
house, and stock and tools furnish,
within 50 miles Ringgold. B. F. Hol-
comb, Ringgold, R 3.

Want a 1 horse crop in Habersham
county. Can furnish self. Reference.
E. H. Garner, Buford, Ga. Write: F.
A. Allen, Cumming, Star Rt.

Unincumbered, farm reared, capable,
exp. woman wishes employment im-
mediately on farm asssiting with light
farm work. Ref. if desired. State terms
in first letter. Mrs. E. Driver, Atlanta,
Station A.

Want job as overseer of farm for
1934, or caretaker of private estate, 48
yrs. old, life time exp: working labor,
and best of ref. F. B. Patillo, Chipley.

Want job as dairyman. Best of ref.
from the 9th A. & M. Agricutural
School, and 4 yrs. exp. I. F.. Foster,
Clarkesville, R 3.

Want job at once with nice, Chris-
tian people on farm assisting with
light work. No field work. Write par-
ticulars. Miss Lillian Daniel, Savan-
nah, R 4.

25 yr. old young man with wife and
small boy, 2 yrs. exp. in dairy work,
and 1 in Creamery work. Looking for
employment. Jas A. Brown, Chula, Clo
E. A. Chields.

Young, single man wants job in dai-

ry. Ref. furnished. State salary. Ray

Weed, Richland.

Man with years of exp. desires job
at once on dairy farm, or truck farm-
ing on halves considered. Within 50
miles. Prefer to work for wages. Have
to have house and be moved. A tonce.
George H. Mitchell, Atlanta, 350 Pryor
St. S. W.

Elderly man ass work tending In-
cubators, brooders, chickens, garden,
repairs for farm, etc. Go anywhere.

State full particulars. Salary with
board and laundry. Geo. Rowe, Doe-
run, R 3.

Want job on farm for bal. this yr.
and a good 1 or 2 horse farm for 1934.
6 in family Can pick cotton or do any-
thing on farm. Have to be moved. H
M. Horton, Alapaha, R 1.

22 yr. old colored girl wants job on
farm doing light farm work. No field
work. Board and salary. Eula Mae
Braddy, Bartow, R 5, Box 15.

Want dairy job, with, or without
farm in connection. 5 in family, all
large enough to work. C. H. Hall, At-
lanta, 293 Live St. SW.

19 yr. old white girl of good fam-

ily wants to get with nice, aged couple

Sor

4 in family,

Posen Wanted

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jon-farm and assist. with ight = ey
work, but no field work. Reasonable.
salary and board.. Transportation ad-.

vanced but will repay. Miss Nell. Light- &

sey, Adel. ay
Want job on farm. Raised on farm, es
Man and wife only. Poultry, hogs, chic-
Will care for place for use
of same free. Or will work for wages.
D, H. Bryan, Atlanta, 476 Simpson St.
A reliable man, his wife and 1 child
wants a small 1 horse farm for 193450933:
Bes AOR

kens, etc.

Plant anything. 50-50 basis.
ref. J. W. Greenway, Clermnot.

40 yr. old widow, with 11 yr. old son

wants steady employment on farm. .

Can do any kind of wrok. Farm, dairy,

or other work. Ref. as to character. -
Mrs. Peat] Rice, a

Write your terms.
Blue Ridge.

Want job as overseer of 10-15. oe
farm for 1934. 42 yrs. old, sober, mar-

farming, |
stock rales cattle, hogs, modern ma-

ried man, thoroughly exp.

chinery, repair, etc. Good ref. Eu-

gene F. Harris, Atlanta, 383 Washing -

ton, St. SW.

Want crop to gather and a good 1
smooth land.
Have wif.
and 3 girls, 12, 14, 16 yrs. of age. Need -
Have to be moved

horse farm on halves,
Like to use a cultivator.

4-5 room house.
and furnished some next year. Best
of ref.
Florida Ave., SE.

Carl G. Johnson, Atlanta, gas

Want good 2 horse farm, with a. =

good fasmer, good land, good house.
Near town. Also good water and pas=
See or write. Mrs. R. L. Lan-

ture.
drum, Greensboro, R 4.

Exp. farmer wants a good 2 horse
Dont need any help

farm cn halves.
for 1934. Lon B. Abernathy, Gaines-
ville, R 4.

14 yr. old boy, raised on farm, can
do any kind of farm work, drive a car,

etc. Also want a job now; go to school
later. Work for small salary. Write at
Rowland Brown, Baxley, Rt, 1,

once.

Box 80.
16 yr. old boy, without bad habits,

reared on farm, do any kind of farm

work, wants work with good man, who.
later
Small salary, board and laundry. W.

can and will send to school

Brown, Baxley, Rt 1, Box 80.
Respectable woman, 45 yrs.

Mrs. Maud Maddox, Monroe, R 4.

2 women want home on farm, 1 22
yrs. and other 33 yrs. old. Lived on

farm all their lives. Assist. with poultry
and Dairy, or other light farm work.
Communicate with Mrs. Lillian Willis,
Nicholson, R 1.

Want home in the country with
small family, assisting with light farm

work. No field work. Small salary. Ella

Johnson, Atlanta, 431 Pulliam St.

Widow with daughter, 18 yrs. old,
wants home on farm with good people

assisting with poultry, flowers, etc. No
field work. Prefer to go together. Mrs.
B. L. Walker, Griffin, 119 Spalding St.
Care C. O. Conner.

Want position in country with elder-

ly woman for home and salary, assist-

ing with flowers, poultry, etc. Ref. exc.
A. Brand, Marietta, RFD 4.
_ 29 yr. old widow with 5 yr. old girl,

needs work badly. Good home and

of age, -
wants home on farm at once. Assist.
with light work. No field work. Write.

small salary. Healthy, able to do light

farm work. No field work. At once.

Mrs. Gladys Jenkins, Dunwoody, Rt. 1, a

Care W. L. Mabry.

Farm Help Wanted :

Want man and wife to gather crop.
20 acres for 1934. Can furnish mule.
Must run self. M. A. Gill, 2 miles be-
lew Jonesboro on Dixie Highway, Rt. 2.

Want good farmer for 15 to 25 acre
farm, with 3 - 5 acres of Bottom land.

Standing rent. J. L. Crane, Philomath.

Want good family, reliable, of 4
plow hands and others to help gather
and put in marketable shape, vegeta-
bles. Good stock, . land, good
house, barn, etc. E. E. Bass, Milledge-
ville.

Want good Miller to run corn and
feed mill, water power. J. P. Gaines,
Cave, Bartow County, Ga.

PAGS

pelts FOUR:

Farm Help Wanted

40 yrs. of age, t ohelp with light farm

_. Write. -C..M. Morris, Temple.
Want man who can furnish self and
stock, with force to work 3 horse farm,
2 miles north of Powder Springs, near
Church and school. oe A. Rice, Pow-
der Springs.
_ Want unincumbered, well settled wo-
_ man, white or colored, free from dis-
ease; cleanliness, honesty adn un-
- questionable character are first con-
sidreations. Able and will to do all
that: is necessary in fram home. Live
as one of family and small salary. G.
_H. Culpepper, Dallas.
- Want middle aged woman to live in
farm home and help with light farm
- work. For full details write Mrs. Mat-
_ tie Brenzier, Greensboro, R 4.
Want an exp. young man who is a
real dirt farmer. I have a 10 horse
farm. equipped with stock and _ tools.
conveniently located. Only party cap-

answer. R. D. McDonald, Jefferson.
Want a good healthy, 30-50 yr. old
woman, home-loving and: smart to live
-. as one of family and help with light
farm work. 4 in famly. A. W. Greg-
ORY: Hoschton, R 1.

Want colored girl 15 to 20 yrs. old
. to live with a small family on farm
-. and assist with garden, poultry, etc.
Live near the colored church. Furnish
. clothes and good home. Write at once.
Mrs. S. J. Smith, Waleska:

Want man and wife that would be
satisfied on a farm, that knows the
hardships and can stick, that are
strictly truthful and honest and that

will stay on. M. Chason, Groveland.

Want ycung or middle-aged woman
to assist with light farm work, good
- garden, milk cow, etc., and live as one

of family. Mrs. E. E. Smith, Rupert,

mt, Box 32.

Want settled, unincumbered woman
to assist with light farm work. No field
party. Dock Fowler, Royston, R 1.

_ paryt. Dock Fowler, Royston, Fee

Want good farmer for a 40 acre
farm. Plenty fruit, also 4 acres plant-
ed in corn. Will sell crop. See or write
H. M. McCay, Blue Ridge, R 1.

=

home and assist with light farm work.
No field work. Must be competent and
_ trustworthy. Ref. required, Board and

oon Mrs. R. L. Hampton, Boling-
ro

Want widow (unincumbered) or sin-
gle woman to live in home and assist
with light farm work. No field work.
Write or come see. Mother and son
only. Mrs. J. H. Hutchinson, Kite, R 1.

Want at once for rest of year a man
with good habits; unincumbered, one
who understands general farm work.
$8 mo. with board: and laundry. Dont
answer unless you meari business. J.
J. Caudell, Homer.

Permanent place for a good exp.
man or boy, with good ref., for farm
work. Wages or share 1 or 2 horse
crop. 2 in family. At once. Mrs. S.
-M. Arnold, Loganville, R 4.

' Want a reliable party for a 62 acre
farm, 3 and 5 room houses, 3 mules,
wagon, farm tools, blacksmith tools,
ete: Standing rent.
Winston:

Want good farmer for 607 acre farm,
_ with grist mill and large pond, about
~ 2% miles RR, on public road, in Hous-
ton County. Write for information.

Mrs. H. N. Lamon, Macon, 139 Tenny
s _ Ave.

Pace For Sale

Marglobe and New Stone tomato
plants, $1 M; 5 and 10 M lots, 75c M
del.*Money roder. No checks; Ga. col-
lard plants same price..G. E. Waldrip,
Gainesville, R 2.
Tomato plants; New Stone and Gr.
Baltimore, 50c 500; 85c M; Marglobe,

ment. Verna Strickland, Flowery
Branch.
Baltimore and Marglobe tomato

plants, $1 M. del. 5 M up 75c M. col-
lect. Guy Crow, Gainesville, R 2,

Want Sand. nice, white woman, 35 to

work. No field work. Family of 6.

bale of Handling this size farm need:

Want colored woman to live on farm

A. S. Sudduth, |

60c, 500; $1 M. Prepaid. Prompt ship-_

MARKET BULLETIN

Plants For Sale -

Flat Dutch cabbage ania 75c M.
del. 5 M up 60c M FOB; Collard and
tomato plants, 65c M del.
erford, Gainesvlile, R 2.

Stone tomato plants, $1 M. del. or
75c M. and paryt pay postage; collard
plants, $1 M del. Jeff Mooney, Gaines-

ville, R 2.

Stone and Baltimore tomato plants

15c C. 500, 60c; $1 M. postpaid or 75c-

M; collect. Prompt shipments. C. F.
Waldrip, Gainesville, R 2.

E. J., Chas. W. cabbage plants, 10c
C; Ga. Heading colilrads, 10c C. Add
money for postage. Mrs. oe L. Gare
tingham, Guyton.

Tomato and collard nites $1 M; 10
M. $0.50. Cabbage, $1.25 M. Del. -B.
Crow, Gainesville.

_ Missionary strawberry plants, true to.
name, $2 M. Any amount; packed in

damp moss, ready to set. Bud: Sweat,
Alma, R 1.
Marglobe, Stone tomato, Headinz

collard plants, 300, 50c; 500, 75; $1 M

postpaid; Japanese Shogoin and Pur-
ple Top White Globe turnip seed, 1-2
Ib. 20c; 35c 1b; 3 Ibs: $1 postpaid. Clyde
Burell, Tucker.

New Stone tomato, Heading var. col-
lard, 65c M del. 5 M up, 40c M. Exp.
collect. Prompt shipment in ventilated
boxes. Ovie Crowe, G ainesville, R 3.

Collard and tomato plants,
ready. Shipped promptly, 25c, 300; 500,
75c; $1.25 M. del. $1 M FOB. Major
Crow, Gainesville, R 1.

Tomato and collard plants, 85c M.
del. 5 M $2.50 collect. Ellis Smith,
Gainesville.
- New Stone and Gr. B. tomato plants
Ga. collard, 200, 30c; 500, 50c; 75c M.
del. Exp. Now ready. W. R. Stephens,
Flowery Branch.

Seed F Bs Sale

The New Allen R. Johnson Black
Seed Tom Watson watermelon (very
closely resembles Original Watson
when at its best) seed, $2.50 lb. No
chks. Allen R. Johnson, Empire.

6 bu. extra good Velvet beans, $1 bu;
white cabbage-collard seed, 40c ib.
Seven Top turnip seed, 25c lb. A
FOB. Miss Kate Lancaster, Sylvester.

Genuine Jap-mustard Spinach of-
ten called Tendergreen) ready for use
28 days from planting, 50c lb. No less
amt. sold; Purple Top Globe turnips,
35c lb. Del. N. Rosene, Ft. Valley.

Scallion onion buttons, 40c gal. 70c

2 gal. Egg-plant plants, 25c C. All del.
Mrs. F. Happoldt, Lewiston.

Machinery picked Crimson clover
seed, free from hay and foliage, tc Ib.
FOB. Cash with order. Swap 50 Ibs.
for same amount of Lespedeza seed.
Leland Ferguson, Canon, R 1. ee

Winter collard seed, 30c lb. FOB;
cabbage-collard seed, 35c lb. FOB;
cabbage mustard seed, 30c lb. FOB.
Cash, or money order. Jos. H. Lewis,
Wray, R 1, Box 30 A.

3 lbs Shogoin (new Japanese turnip)
seed, louse-resistant 50c lb. 1-4 lb. 15c.

J. C. Sanders, Gainesville, R 7.
White multiplying onions for fall
and winter planting, 10c qt. G. W.

Wade, Rupert.

White Globe, Purple Top and Seven
Top turnip seed, 25c lb. 18 lbs. for $4
FOB; Winter bean seed, 10c teacupful.
Mrs. Lula McRae, Buckhead, Ga.

Old fashioned Winter scallion onion

sets, 50c gal. Sherman Allen, Gaines-:

ville, R 2.
White nest onions for Fall settines:

135c gal; new sundried peaches, 10c Ib.

Add postage with order. No chks. ac-
cepted. Eva Burell, Elberton, R 6.

Burr clover seed and soil sufficient
for inoculation, $2. per 100 Ibs. Robt.
T. Allen, Riverdale. ;

Good Calif. multiplying beer, seed,
10c large start, del. Alfred Wales:
Rome, 10 Stephens St.

New crop, recleaned Burr clover casa
5c lb. Contains sufficient soil to inoc-
ulate. S. B. Kinard, Jackson.

400 Ibs. Mammoth (Russian( sun-
flower seed for sale. R. E. Dean, La-
Grange. hts Se

E. B. Weth- |

now

Seed For Sale

Burr. cloven goed: hand cleaned, free

of rocks; well matured seed, 60c lb
Sidney Aderhold, Martin, Box 99, R 2.

Crimson clover seed, 8c lb. FOB. R.
B. Kinman, Calhoun, R 4, Box 62.

Gal collard seed, saved without rain,
30 Ib. Exc. for good clean, 100 Ib.
cap. feed or sugar sacks at 5c ea. Mrs.
George Roy, Arlington, Rt.

Burr. clover seed, dbl screened and
hand cleaned, 500 lb. lots, 5c lb. or lot
for $20. Viola Smith, Martin. |

True Ga. collard seed, 25 to 100 Ibs.

12%c Ib. Less lots, 15c lb. FOB. J. Ty.

Ponder, Whigham.
Crimson clover seed in Hats:: hand-

stripped, 10c lb. Machine-harvested,
8c lb. FOB here. R. Lee Blackwell,
Calhoun.

Large pkg., Seven Top turnip and
large, smooth leaf mustard seed, mix

fed, 10c in stamps. Postpaid, with pkg.

of another seed free. Mrs. Grace Rey-
nolds, Rising Fawn. R 3.

500 lbs. Burr clover seed in rough, 1c

lb. Cash with order. Fred Crittenden,
Hartwell, cel:

5 lbs. Purple Top fae seed, 35c lb.
or $1.50 for the entire lot. Mrs. C. A.
Rice, Maxeys.

New crop, recleaned Burr clover seed
5c lb. Contains sufficient soil to inoc-
ulate. S. B. Kinard, Jackson.

Sev. dif. var. of seedling peach aa

Make offer per bu. Ethel Sullivan, Ma- |

rietta, R:2.
Well screened Burr clover seed, $1

|bu. FOB. T. M. Ward, Elberton.

Seven Top turnip seed, 30c Ib; red
nest onions, 40e gal. Harrison Smith,
Flowery Branch, R 1.

Large Red, multiplying onions for
Fall planting, 60c gal. del. Mrs. J. E.

Passe, Madison, R 4, Box 39. _
' Collard seed, 16c per cupful, del. also

want a few bu. seed wheat. W. N.
Shypes, Baxley, R 1.
Burr clover seed, free from rocks].

and sticks, 1 1-2c lb..Clean seed, 5c Ib.
Roy Lewis, Hartwell, R 1.

Seed Wanted |

Want: eating onions and Seven Top
turnip seed. Will exc. earliest var.,
this yrs tomato seed; also exc. tomato
seed for 100 lb. cap. feed sacks. Mrs.
O. D. Woodruff, Greenville.

Want 50 lbs. recleaned Burr Clover
seed, and enough Kudzu Crowns to
plant 5 acres. E. A. Turner, Quitman.

Want 1 M lbs. of Austrian pea seed.-

Write atonce stating your best cash
price, or will exc. hogs and pigs for
same. A. P. Gross,. Glenn.

_ Miscellaneous For Sale

24 lbs. whole wheat flour by Express,
85c;. by parcel -post, up to 150 miles,
$1.15; 150 to 300 miles, $1.40. Flour
ground fresh and from selected wheat.
P. W. Ethridge, Milner.

A lot of nest onions, 20c qt., post-
paid; 6 nice fat friers, live, 20c lb., 1%
to 2 lbs. express paid. W. G. South-
all, Toomsboro.

. About 40 lbs. best grade used goose
feathers, well cared for and_ sanitary,
35c lb. FOB. Sample on request. Mrs.
E. B. Cotton, Palmetto, Box 47:

-2 million Napier grass plants and
roots. Plant same as corn. No pest;
make cows give more and richer milk;
can cut 4 times yearly. Every stock

man should have some. $2.85 M. S. T.

Smith, Cuthbert.

Martin gourds, priced carding to
size, also hot red pepper, dried, 50c
lb. P. P. Mrs. T. B. Thomas, Thomas-
boro.

Guinea pigs, Eng. calves, mink yd
whites, also dark and: mix. colors, 50c
ea. for large grown pigs, not del. ex=

cept in lots of 10 or more. Mrs. C. G.
Adams, Talbotton, R 4.
Booking orders for scuppernongs

from August 20th until up in Sep-
tember, at $1.50 bu; also muscadines,
$1.25 bu. FOB. J. R. Howington, Com-

; merce, RFD 3.

E. Lacey, Alma, R 3.

Augusta, 951 Kissing Bower Road. .

| Exc. 2 lbs. for 5 lbs. good dried peach

|1933 No. 1 Brab peas, $1. 50 bu. L. Red-

tage. G. D. Fain, Edison.

Thursday, August 17, 1933,

Miscellaneous Wanted 3

Exc. equal value for 20 white feed
sacks. free from holes. Writs, Nes iat a

9 stands of bees and other ote wile
exc. for iron axle 1. horse wagon. jin
good condition. J. J. Etheridge, Au -
burn. :

Want 25 lbs. black walnut meats.
Quote lowest cash price. W. O. Dew-
berry, Savannah, P. O. Box 367. =

Want to place small shoats with re-_
liable parties: at once to fatten. -on-
halves. Shoats have ring in nose; also |
want rye and oats at good price. Ww.
H. Waddelle, Pearson.

Want sample of cured, smoking and
chewing tobacco, and lowest price on:
10 to 100 lb. lots. A. B. Youngblood,

Want 50 lbs. Vetch seed, 30-40 lbs.
Crimson clover, 50 lbs. Austrian peas
Carl Taylor, Tiger.

Want Pineapple pears, any amount
up to 2.M. bu. Quote price, etc. C. ae
Dobbs, Gainesville.
Want 50 to 100 bu.
Make best cash offer.
Chamblee.

Want to get in touch wth party:
having a good second-hand wagon ~at
reasonable price. : aie J. M. Parker
Austell, Rt. 2:

yellow corn.
A.C. Flea)

Georgia Products F or Sale

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE _
1932 crop Q-too-tan beans, $1.50 per
bu. H. C. Russell, McDonough, Rt. 6

BUTTER FOR SALE
6 to 8 Ibs. nice table butter per wk.
Every lb. guar. 25c lb. del. in Ga. Cows.
T. B. tested. Mrs. C. L. Willis, - Talking

Rock, Rt. 3.
.4 to 6 lbs. fresh Jersey butter per
week, 30c lb. del. Cows T. B. tested.

es. No checks. Money orders ont: Mrs. .
J. H. Carrington, Chipley, Rt. 3.

CORN AND SEED CORN FOR. SALE
1933 Rat-Tooth . pop corn, 5c lb.,

Shelled, no weevils, no defective grains..

Include postage with order. William.

Russell, Moultrie, R 4.

1933 Yellow June corn, 50c peck, also

fern, Warthen.

FRESH AND CURED MEATS"
FOR SALE

Brooks county hams, $16 per 10
Ibs; Ga.new cane syrup, $4 case of. 6
gal. Guar. Money order. only. No ex
C. R. Hutchinson, Quitman, Rt. Toe
Sev. country cured hams, wt. 15 to.
25 lbs. smoked, no bugs, 15c pound;
shoulders, 10c lb. Ship COD plus pos-

2 hockless sugar cured hams, wt.
about 32 lbs. ea. 16c lb. del. in 2nd
zone. Wrapped and. guar. from in-
sects. Guar. to please. D. J. Walk-
er, Rhine, R 1.

Nice, hickory cured -home meats,
hams, 14c lb. FOB. Mrs. J. B. Lanier,.
Brooklet.

FRESH VEGETABLES FOR SALE

About 2 acres butter beans, starting
about August 15th. Like to get in touch ~
with good trucker to handle from field. -
J. E. Swillye, Cairo, care L. A. Poulk.

FRUIT FOR SALE ee

Starks Delicious apples ready for
trucks in about 2 wks., at reasonable
price. Ed. Johnson, Blue Ridge.

Pineapple pears now ready, 50c bu.
at my farm, 7 miles north of Way-:
cross. J. H. Mixon, Waycross, Ri, Box
36

Indian peaches for sale, or XC. for
new comb honey in pound sections.
Write first. Make offer on peaches.
Mrs. 8. J. Belcher, Adairsville, R 2.

New, sundried apples, 8 lbs. $1 del.
Also have good value to trade for hens
and guineas. Mrs. C. T. Williams, =
las, Rt. 6.

Unclassified, sound cooking and eat :
ing apples, 75c bu. or exc. for Seed
wheat or poultry. T. M. Webb, Ellijay.

New, nice sun dried apples, free
from core and worms. 10c lb. _ FOB.
ey Foster, Ellijay, R 3,