Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1933 August 24

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

STATE CAPITOL

ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1933.

NUMBER 34.

Prices of Live Stock

There is a great need right now for some action to-

ards getting prices improved on hogs and cattle. Market
uotations today (August 18th) on No. 1 mix fed hogs
3 3-4 cents per pound, cattle from 4 to 4 1-2 cents per
ound for the best steers and 1 1-4 to 1 3-4 cents for can-
ers and cutters. It takes the very best mix fed hogs to
bring 3 3-4 cents, reer ounine to todays quotation) and
teer that will grade a medium must be fed one hun-

d days on a ration equivalent or superior to cotton
seed meal and hulls. On January Ist, 1933 cotton seed
meal was being sold for an average of $15.00 to $16.00
per ton F. O. B. mills and loose hulls quoted at $5.00 per
ton. On January 4th, the Moultrie Market quotations ona
medium grade steer was 4 1-2 cents per pound. On
gust 15th, 1933 the mills quoted me cotton seed meal

: from $26.00 to $30.00 per ton, loose hulls at $10.00 to
0.50 per ton F. O. B. mills. You can see by this that

ttle was bringing as much when this feed was $15.00 |

$16. per ton for meal and $5 per ton for hulls, as they
e now selling for with prices of this feed having doub-
led since January Ist.

Hog prices have advanced from the lowest price in
ars of 2 1-2 cents for mix fed hogs to4 cents. This
rice of 4 cents is stilla very low price and it is very hard

for a farmer to raise hogs at this figure and he is not |

helped materially by this 1 1-2 cents advance, when you : ; .
take into consideration the advance in the prices of feeds |

_which many of the farmers had to pay to carry their stock |
through the summer and the fact that. all pork products |

have just doubled i in price.

i

Live stock raising bec one of this states principal indus-
tries, and as efforts are being made to raise the prices on

some of our principal crops, it certainly is important that |
steps be taken now before the season begins to do some-_ | :
thing for the live stock raisers. It is just as necessary that |
the farmer receives a fair price for his hogs and cattle, |

as it is for him to receive a fair price for his cotton and
wheat. Q

a

Packers want to grade hogs on quality instead of As

weight. They say a farmer who raises good hogs is penal-_ 4 7
ized because of the other fellow who raises poor quality |
hogs. I dont know about this, but I will say if heis penal- |

ized and it will bring the farmers more money for hogs _

_ by grading on quality, I say grade on quality, if not, then

continue to grade by weight, as has been done in the past. |

J. Fe GREER, Director.

MARKET REPORT

OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

Prevailing Wholesale Prices Aug. 21, 1933. Always Subject to Variation
Savannah Augusta Columbus Valdosta

Atlanta Macon

es, extra, doz. Soy See eon eae $ 16 $ 19 $ .24
gs, suundatd, G0. o-0;.-2-5--- =. 12. ae ; 22
gs, Georgia trade, doz. ----.--------- j : : - 20

gs, yard run, doz. aia Se 19
ags, lb. : a < 08
ns, lb. 446 lbs. up ; : - 09
, small colored and W. Leghorn_- : 3 4 Hs

14

key: :
vapons, Tb. See ee en ae ee
id peas, mixed, bu. ----- ie eae 1.00
Field peas, not mixed, Di ee ee 1.25
juntry Butter, best table, ber a 20
'Corn, (80 Ib. tou.) bu. 53-2 80
eet Potatoes, per 100. lbs: = Ss So
Rte OU sce ee oe at Fe Se SS 1.00
bbage (per 100 Ibs.) green . : 1.75
avine Hay, No. 1, ton
seh Hay, Wo: 1, ton: ..-<--.-.--.. ~ 10.00

INDEX

Grain and Hay For Sale
$ 19 $ ee Grain and Hay Wanted
: 18 : Poultry For Sale
ne 5 Poultry Wanted
08 : Baby Chicks For Sale
ae ss Eggs For Sale
ae . Eggs Wanted
Fag : | Live Stock For Sale
to, Live Stock Wanted -

: ; Positions Wanted
Farm Help Wanted
Plants For Sale
Plants Wanted

Seed For Sale
Miscellaneous For Sale

Georgia Products For Sale .

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Grain and Hay For Sale

Poultry For Sale

MARKET BULLETIN

Poultry For Sale

500 bu. pure Fulghum seed
oats (Have been growing this
kind on my farm for 15 years.)
95 per cent pure; germinated
95 per cent; in 5 bu bags, 75c
per bu. FOB. Amos Floyd,
Canon.

Ga. Blue Stem seed wheat,
$1.25 bu. J. C. Broome, Hepzi-
bah. eS

40 or 50 bu. clean Abruzzi rye,
1933 crop. $1.65 bu. FOB. C. M.
Adcock, Adairsville.

Abruzzi seed rye, Fulghum
seed oats, Blue stem seed wheat.
Write for prices. B. F. Murphy,
Sandersville.

Grain and Hay Wanted

Want to buy heavy seed oats
for feeding purposes. H. O. Wil-
iams, Millen.

Want some Abruzzi seed rye.
State price per bu.; for sale,
white multiplying onion sets, 40c
gal., postpaid. Greatest of mul-
tipliers. J. C. Camp, Blakely.

Want oats and rye at bargain,
also wish to furnish reliable
party small shoats with rings in
nose, to fatten on halves, at
Jonce, in Atkinson county. W. H.
Waddelle, Pearson.

Exc. 250 A No. 1 white feed
sacks, 100 Ib. cap., at 6c each,
for seed oats and rye. Ea. pay
frt., on articles sent. H. F. Neal,
St. Simons Island, Ga.

Want 1 bu. Barley at once.
Quote best price. Tobe Milner,
Shellman.

Want 50 bu. Abruzzi rye and
25 bu. Barley. State best cash
price. G. R. Reynolds, Thom-
son.

Want to buy seed oats and
'seed rye. Will exc. for hogs and
cows. Want a good horse (to
drive to buggy), not over 8 years
old, that can make a mile in 5
min. deep bay or black in color,
gentle, and true to pull. W. J.
Morgan, Stillmore. os

Want to buy 5 or 10 bu. Ga.
Tall rye seed for planting, free
of pest seed. Recleaned, 1933
crop. Herschel E. ~Seckinger,
Clyo, R2. :

Poultry For Sale

BANTAMS
Buff, White, Black and Part-
ridge Cochin, modern B. B. red
and D. E. Game, Birchin Mille
Fluer, white Jap Silkies, Rose
Comb Blacks. Exc. few for W. L.
pullets, or sell for cash. Miss Al-

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& ing therefrom.

a Special Notice

CROP FOR SALE

- Entire. crop of 10 acres of good
_ cotton, well fruited; 15 or 20 ac-
res corn; good cane and potato
patch; also some peas. Sell be-

Cheap for cash. Mrs. J. M. Smith
Greshamville.

, Grain and Hay For Sale

_ 400 bu. pure Texas Rust-Proof
oats, grown from seed, free from
rust and black heads, 75c bu., if
ordered at once. FOB. Money
order. No checks. D. L. Hitch-
cock, Athens. P. O. Box 63.

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

150 bu. oats and 90 to 100 bu.
sound wheat. Make best offer,
FOB Comer. L. O. Moon, Comer.
Genuine No. Ga. raised, Tall
Growing rye, crop of 1933. $1.25
per bu., FOB the cars, in 2%
and 3 bu. bags. W. R. Asbury,
Clarkesville.

Pure Bancroft oats, Guar. free
of onions and other obnoxious
seed, 75c per bu. FOB, or 70 bu.
at my barn, 2 miles west of Roy-
ston. J. C. Ware, Royston,

- cause havent force to gather it. |

| 532-C-33, Foundation stock di-

berta Wood, Atlanta, 325 Rich-
ardson St., S. W.

Genuine Buff Cochin bantams,
young stock, $3 trio; grown stock,
$5 trio; setting eggs, $1.50 per 15.
A few Giant Black Minorca cock-
erels, $1.50 ea. From best blood
lines in South. O. H. Wright, At-
lanta, Peters Bldg., Hemlock
0648-W.

_ 4hens, 1 rooster, B. L. bantams
April hatch, $1.25 for lot, FOB.
Geo. Barber, LaGrange, R 3.

Silkie bantams, thoroughbreds,
early hatch, nearly full grown,
$2 pr.; extra females, $1.50 each.
transportation prepaid. (A ball
of fur, nothing in their class for
mothers and brooding purposes;
can cover 10 large hen eggs).
Gail Bilderback, Gray.

Sev. Buff Cochin bantams,
cockerels and pullets, April 1933
hatch, 60c each. Mrs. J. M. Brand
Hazlehurst.

10 thoroughbred 1 yr. old Gold-
en Sebright hens, 75c each. 1
cock, $1; 20 pullets and 15 cock-
erels, 50c each. John Quattle-
baum, Ft. Gaines, R 1.

BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS
Pure White Rocks. Best breed-
ing, direct from Fischel. March
and April hatch. Coctkerels, $1.25
and $1 ea. Mrs, Z. L. Scott, Con-
cord.
Pure Parks B. B. Reg. Per. No.

rect Cream Grade. Closely culled.
State bloodtested. Choice Feb.
cockerels, $1.75 ea; hatching eggs
and baby chieks. Mrs. Orlo D.
Thayer, Daisy.

B. Pl. Rocks, 15 very fine pul-
lets, 5 mos. old, 60c ea. or exc.
for farm produce. What have
you? E. J. Hart, College Park.

CORNISH
3 Dark Cornish pullets, nearly
grown and 1 cockerel, $3.50 FOB.
Mrs. Vera Duggar, Sylvester.

Pure bred Dark Cornish pullets

and cockerels, large type Berry
Bull Dog str. Prize winning stock
April hatch: pullets, $1; cockerels
$1.25 ea; 10 pullets, cockerel, $10
E. B. Trotman, Lumpkin.

3. Cornish hens, May 1933 hch.
Pure bred, wt. over 5 Ibs. 75c ea.
No exch. Mrs. W. L. Daniel, Daw-
son, R 1, Box 101.

3 Cornish roosters, 1933 hatch,
75ce each; 1-1932 hatch, $1. Exc.
for turkeys. J. S. Halliday, Dub-
ditl,: bya.

GAMES

2 Gray cocks, $4; 3 hens, $1 ea;
1 Warhorse cock, $2; 1 Blue cock
$2.25; 1 Traveller coek, 1 hen and
3 friers, $6 J. D. Wilcher, Gib-
son.

Hopkins Warhorse hens, $1 ea.
Will trade. Walker Herring,
Hartwell, RFD 2. f

2 Blue Arkansas Travellers yng.
hens, 1 Red Quill, $1 ea. Exc. for
small pullets at market price, of
any breed. Mrs. C. J. Tomlinson,
Ty Ty, R.1.. s

Brown Red Leopard, big quail
size stags, $1.50 to $2 each. H. D.
McDonald, Commerce, R 2.

7 Spangled pit game cocks, 1932
hatch. All on country walks. Win
or die. J. P. Bobo, Brooklet.

LEGHORNS
Ped. W. L. breeding cockerels
from Official record hens with
records 259-312 Georgia Contest.
Large type, bloodtested stock.
Prices reasonable. M. W. Kantala
Elberton.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS

10 pure bred April hatch pul-
lets and 1 rooster, $10; 2 Feb.
hatch cockerels, $1.50 each. Now
ready for service; 2 Scotts Show
Type cocks, $5 ea. J. R. Gardner,
Locust Grove. :

ORPINGTONS

Sev. Buff Orp. April hatch
cockerels, 2 1-2 to 3 lbs. and up.
In lots of 6 or more, 60c each;
Single bird, 75c; eggs, 50 per 15;
2 March cockerels, $1.75 or $1
ea. All selected, pure stock. Mrs.
M. S. Nichols, Rebecca, R 2.

PHEASANTS FOR SALE
Reeves, 1 yr. $20 pr; cocks, $9
each; Amhearst, 1 yr. $11 pr; 2
yr. $15 pr; Goldens, 1 yr. $8 pr.
2 pr. $12; Silvers, 1 yr. $8: 2 yr.
$12. sae vse Golden or Sil-
vers, 1 yr. $4 ea. L. J.
West Point. eve
Mongolians, Ringnecks, Gold-
ens, young and mature stock;
also Blue Peafowls and Bantams.
David Jennings, Jr., Americus,

ES PIGEONS

Pigeons, half Homers. Mated
and working, 25 pair. Terry Van
Box 54, DuPont.

50 pair White Kings, mated and
laying, $1 pair. Mrs. W. M. Dan-
iel, Waynesboro.

30 pr. large size pigeons, 75c
pair. L. Harrison, Fitzgerald, R 2.

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

R. I. REDS
15 thoroughbred R. I. Red pul-
lets, 5 cockerels, all Feb. and
March hatch, $1 ea; 15 B. R. pul-
lets, 5 B: R. cockerels, Jan. and
Feb. hatch, $1 each. Mrs, John

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Mullis, Eastman, R 7.

3 pure bred Tompkins str. R.
I. Red hens, about 1 yr. old, $1
ea. or lot for $2.50. FOB. Money
order. M. W. Lewis, Whigham.

Missouri Reds, 10 wks. old pul-
lets, 250 ege str. 50c ea; cocker-
els, 75c each. FOB. No chks. N.
A. Moss, Jasper, R 2.

6 pure bred Owens str. Year
old hens and roosters, same age
50c each for quick sale. $3.for
lot. Uler Parker, Alto, R 2.

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

15 mos. old turkey hen, 3 April
hatch poults, 1 gobbler, 2 hens,
$5 for lot; Black and White Mus-
covey ducklings, 1-2 grown, drake
and 2 hens, $1.50 or 50c ea. Mrs.
Alfred Gibbs, Rochelle, R 1.

1 Bronze turkey, 15 mos. old
gobbler, fine for breeding, wt.
26 1-2 lbs. 15c lb. Mrs. J. Mike
Laughton, Rome, 613 Shorter Ave.

3 White Pekin ducks, April
hatch, $1.50, or exc. for 15 R. R.
baby chicks. W. M. Boyd, Dallas,
Rid:

Muscovey baby ducks, 2 to 10
wks. old. Healthy, fast growing,
25c to 50c each. IT. M. Slater,
Thomasville, R 5.

English call ducks, just grown,
60c each; also Bantams for sale.
A. D. Burnsed, Saint George.

WYANDOTTES

10 Rose Comb S. L. Wyandotte
cockerels, early March hatch, wt.
3 1-2 Ibs. 75c ea; Cash with or-
der. Mrs. J. H. Martin, Com-
merce, R 5.

15 head R: C. White Wyan-
dotte. pullets, 50c each;
Wyandotte eggs, 40c_ setting;
Golden Buff Orp. eggs, 40c set~-

ting, postpaid. Mrs. B. M. Thom- }

as, Hoboken.

10 S. L. Wyandotte pullets, pure
bred, Rose Comb. March 1933
hatch, 1 cockerel, 50c ea. FOB.
No checks. Mrs. M. J. Dowell,
Blakely, R 2.

15 hens, 2 cocks, Webber str.
White Wyandottes, 1 to 2 yrs.
old, $15 for lot for quick sale.
Cash with order. Mrs. E. T. Id-
dins, Reidsville.

Poultry Wanted

: LEGHORNS

Want 12 W. L. hens, ready .to
lay. Must be good stock and
cheap. Mrs. G. A. Lawson, Ha-
hira, R 2. ;

Exc. thoroughbred Jersey cow
(freshen with 3rd calf in Decem-
ber) for March or April hatch W.
L. pullets. No culls Will del.
within 40 miles Camilla. Mrs. W.
C. Hilliard, Camilla.

jes R. I. REDS

Exc. 50 Tancred W, L. April
1932 hatch W. L. hens for Rhode
Island Red or Barred Rock hens
A. B. Howard, Americus.

PEAFOWLS

Want to hear from party offer-
ing Peafowls for sale. J. D. Bailey
Fitzgerald.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC.

Want 6 pure White Muscovey
drakes and 6 pure White Hol-
land gobblers. Write age and
price. S. W. Gray, Mount Berry.

Baby Chicks For Sale

Pape str. S. C. Black Minorca
baby chicks, from heavy layers,
$9 per 100 del, Also eggs. Mrs.
C. L. Rehberg, Cairo.

Eggs For Sale

Parks str. B. R. eggs. Reg.
Per, 547-C-33. Flock state blood-
tested. Cream Grade selected
eggs. $3.00 per hundred, 60c per
15. Postpaid. Mrs. Mamie Roach
Plyler, Daisy.

Pure bred Dark Gornish eggs,
ioe per 15; Mareh 1933 hatch

cockerels, $1.00 for 1, or "5c eg

White:

Thursday, August 24,
Eggs For Sale

for more than 1 in a lot. J
Fred Johnson, Dawson, R6.
Pure bred Thompson B.
hatching eggs. 50c per 15, p
paid; some fine roosters, a
16 mos. old, $1.00 ea; pullet
lb., not prepaid. Full stock,
G. GC. Clifton, Millen. :

Eggs Wanted

Want thousands of hatch
eggs from all standard breeds
regular weekly shipments. Wi
pay premium above mar
prices. Flocks must.be pure b
and arrangements made to
and blood-test all birds.
Adlington, Atlanta, 510. Pi
mont Ave.

Will contract for 1 or 2 ca
guar. clean, fresh eggs e
week. S. H. Monroe, Thom
ville. ee

Want 4 cases large, clean,
fertile, fresh white eggs ev
week. Will pay highest
price. Hall McDonald, Atla
40 Rogers St., SH. =

Want 1 or_2 cases of la
strictly fresh eggs each Wwe
Quote prices. L. M. Morris,
lanta, 2139 E, Lake Road.

Want pure-bred Light Brah
eges in 100 lots once a monitl
until Christmas, to be used fo
hatching. Quote best price. Mr:
Chester Sirmons, Lakeland, R:

Want hatching eggs, Fall
Winter. Will pay extra premi
for egys from flocks meeting |
requirements. C. F. Hil
lumbus, 900 6th Ave.

LIVE STOCK FOR SALB

CATTLE ;
Reg. Hereford cattle for sal
Both sex. J. J. Cummings, Don
alsonville. : Rae
1 fine graded cow, good m
gentle as a lamb, fresh in
Ist. one half Guernsey and
Jersey heifer calf, 10 mos.
$10; 1 Jersey heifer calf, 7 m
old, $7. Dr. W. M. Cason, Sa:

ersville. se ee
1 cream colored male calf,
mos. old, $2.50. Johnnie Ps

Temple, R 3. ts
5 yr. old Jersey cow, fresh
4 to 5 gal. per day. Reasonab
Mrs. W. B. Luck, College Pa:
RFD. s 2
10 reg. Jersey calves, yr.
and under, $20 to $35;
Jersey milch cows, 2 to fresh
in September, 2 to freshen
October, $35 to $75. T..
Abortion tested. B. C.
Buckhead, R 2. :
1 young black male co
about 200 lbs. T. B. tested.

_

shape for beef. If interest
come see him. D. L. Toler,
ington, R 2. ;

6 Jersey cows, all freshen bi
tween now and the first of De-
cember. Heavy milkers. O.
Buice, Chamblee, R 2.

4 Jersey heifers, fresh nex
1 J. cow, freshen in about
days; 2 giving milk. Sell or tr
for mules or horses. See them
Chattahoochee Ave. 2. miles
Point. P. W. Wills, Atlanta,

2 good young cows, half Jer
and half Guernsey. D. A. Bag!
Atlanta, 1724 Bankhead Ave.,
W. lee
6 well broke, young oxen, p
broke single and dbl. Inquire
Dr. Odens Farm. Thos. B. Od
Blackshear. oe

2 1-2 yr. old oxen, well bro
gentle (child can handle him)
6 or 700 lbs. fat, $30 cash a
home. Unable to del. him.
Ollie Grantham, Vienna, R 4

2 orange color, well grown an
fat Jersey heifers, 18 mos. old
twins, from a heavy milker, hat
been in sason, but not bred, $3
for the 2. J, M. Lindsey, Arm
chee.

yursday, August 24, 1933.
ve Stock For Sale

Live Stock For Sale

rato

MARKET BULLETIN

Positions Wanted

Bositious Wanted

etkes ee Pace: :

Positions Wanted

reg. heifers, all ages, best
lines, good producers. Sell
c. for oats, rye, Austrian
Crimson elover, vetch, ete.
Watson, Jr., Barnesville.

. old Jersey cow with 2nd
14 days old); 3 gal. per day.
cond. $25 for quick sale.
Caudelle, Homer.

ch cow, gives 2 gal. milk
$20 at barn; 16 mos. old
bull, wt. about 400 Ibs.
iome see. Dont write. Char-
Smith, Roopville, R 2.

sey cows, heifers and bulls.

. milk, 1 lb. butter. Cheap
ash. W. B. Cadle, Mt. Ver-

e bred Holstein bull calf.
ellent individual, from high
roducing stock. F. R. Edwards,
mal Husbandman, Georgia
E iment Station, Experiment,

fonth old Jersey bull calf, sub.
reg. Best ef breeding. $10 or
ill exch. E. B. Braswell, Athens.
fine Jersey cow, fresh in, 4th
will give 3, 3 1-2 gal. per day
Mrs. J. R. Baldwin, Decatur,
bia Drive. -
ilch cows, $25, $30 and $40
ctively. A. A. Fowler, Stone
Ga., Rt. 3, Covington Rd.
good grade Jersey cows. Cal-
1 week old. Cheap for cash,
ade for some of them for
hogs. C. A. Patterson, Ty
ois :

HOGS FOR SALE ;
roc Jersey gilts, Reg. any
Sell, or exc. for seed oats or
ch or Austrian peas and rye.
rl Daughtry, Metter, R 2.
. P. C. pigs, 6 wks. old, $3
SS. P. C. pigs, 8 wks. old, $5
. L. Pickens, Newnan.

10 wks. old thoroughbred
shire pigs, $6 pair; 12 yr.
arm mare, sound, $50 cash.
Duggan, Chester.

uroc Jersey gilts, 75 lbs. ea.
buyers name, $7.50 ea. at
James R. Gilmore, Mil-
ville, R 6.

e bred S. P. C. male for
for cash, or exc. for sheep
ats. Tom Hancock, Moultrie,

7 wf : 2
Ya choice pure bred O. I. C.
and females, $4.50 ea. $8
$11 trio, not related. Sat.
3 1-2 mos. old, wt. 40 Ibs.
Ww. Moseley, Soperton.
8. P. C. boar, 1 yr. old past.
Od individual. Sell or exc.
ood feed oats, cow, or any-
can use. W. D. Wilbanks,
Springs.
African str. full stock B. B.
inea hogs, wt. 250 to 300 lbs.
s from $20 to $3.50 ea. Stamp
reply. L. B. Toler, Glenwood,
|, Box 93.
ure bred Duroc Jersey pigs
to reg. 8 wks. old, $5 eaeh.
. Norton, Edison.

HORSES AND MULES

FOR SALE

ood. old mule, $25 cash. Will

( sider part pay in hogs. J. B.

r, Cochran, R 4.

| Ib. mule, 8 yrs. old, $20;

y cow, giving 1 gal. just on

ture; 3 gal. with plenty feed.

both, $40 Cash. Mrs. Sam

ith, Austell, R 2.

t Stud: a high class Black
aish Jack that am offering

vice. Raise your own mules,

instead of one. W. J. Bar-

Sardis.
ine work mare, good work-
bl, or single. Wt. about
Tbs. Fat and nice looking,

; tree run apples by the
ckload. Cheap at my orchard.
Collins, Demorest.

RABBITS FOR SALE
ite Giant and Chinchilla
albbits, 2 to 4 mos. old, 25c each;
es, $1 to $1.25 with 5 or more
g ones. Will exc. What have

. EB. Williams, Ty Ty,

about 1 M dbs.

ng 2 crops with your work}

SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE

Common goats, all sizes, cheap.
Can make immediate shipment.
W. Harrison, yaeeere id.

Live Stock Wanted

CATTLE
Want 1 yoke of steers, wt. 2500
Ibs. not over 10 or 12 yrs. old.
State best price. L. S. Potts,
Newnan.

Want several heifer
from fine dairy milkers. Will car-
ry through winter, bean fields
and will raise one for one, if
brought to my home, or express
prepaid. Write first. Edw. Harp-
er, Wray, Rt. 1.

Exc. 7 Guineas, 6 hens and 1
rooster, Speckleq kind for a Jer-
sey or Holstein, or mixed, 1 yr.
old or older; or 100 baby chicks,
or sell for $6. Mrs. Earl Webb,
Pavo.

Want 1 or 2 work oxen, weight
J. W. Fortner,

Thomaston, R 4.

HOGS WANTED
Want 6 shoats, 30 to 40 Ibs. al-
so 1 sow and 6 or 8 pigs. At
once. Jimmie Ryals, Graham.

HORSES AND MULES

Want good middleaged mule,
cheap for cash, or exc. for cows;
want few beef yearlings, bulls
and heifers, fat or otherwise. S.
C. Dykes, Dexter, R 2.

Want a pony about 7 yrs. old,
wt. about 500 Ibs. Quote best
cash price. W. L. Coleman, Ala-
mo, Box 15.

Want a good mule, some age,
but not dead, cheap for cash.
Must be in Cobb county. H. C.
Wright, Marietta, R 4.

Want to trade cattle for a good
mule. Must be sound and O. K.
in every way. S. D. Snellings,
Upatoie. :

Would buy 1 or 2 good mules.
State best cash price. O. R. Alt-
man, Screven.

Exc. 8 yr. old mule, 1050 Tbs.
for a gentle horse or mare same
age and weight. A..P. Brown,
Ben Hill, R 1.

SHEEP AND GOATS

Want 10 or 15 young nannie
goats for breeding. Must be cheap
for cash. H. W. Whitworth, La-
vonia.

Want milk goat to feed for its
milk. At least 1 qt. cap. Good
pasture and care. 1 block off of
Macon Drive, 3 blocks from Lake-
wood Park. J. A. Collar, Atlanta,
R 2, Box 176.

Positions Wanted

Want 1 horse farm for 1934. Am
not afraid of work. Have to be
furnished. Have no stock. Jack
Sharpton, Lawrenceville, R 2.

24 yr. old single man wants

work on farm or dairy. Can furn-

ish ref. Dan H. Copeland, West
Point, R 4.

Want 1 horse farm for 1934 on
50-50 basis. Must be good, smooth
land, near school. D. W. Tyner,
Stone Mtn., R 2, Box 34-A.

36 yr. old man, wife and 5
children, 7, 9, 6 and 4 yrs. want
job in or around dairy farm, 4
yrs. exp. in Grade A. Dairy. Good
ref. Can move myself. Consider a
general farming position. Amos
Bailey, Nicholson, R 2.

40 yr. old man wants job for
self and 2 boys, 13 and 17 yrs. of
age. Always lived on the farm.
Want large 1 horse crop for 1934.
Ready to move anywhere. Let me
hear at once. N. J. Williams, Bus
ford, R 2.

Want good 2 horse farm, wosd
and running water, close to
school and churches, 20 miles At-
lanta. Can furnish self. Standing
rent. M. R. Culver, Lithia Spgs.,

R 1.

Want job- on farm for rest of
this year and for next. $10 per

| month for 1933. Can do any kind

calves

of farm work. H. C. Sanders,

Valdosta, R 3, Care J. G. Steph-

ens. -

Man with 10 yrs. exp. as Supt.
of Cotton gin wants job as Supt.
or Weigher, this fall. Go any-
where. Best of ref. P. C. Reid,
Mt. Zion.

Widow with child wants work.
Any kind of work on farm, ex-
cept field work. Have no home.
Answer at once. Mrs. Irene Byrd.
Kingsland, Care J. W. Gay.

Want a 1-horse farm for 1934.
Close to Atlanta. Standing rent.
Write. W. S. Brown; Atlanta, 480
-Hass Ave. SE.

Want job in dairy, or with some
good family looking after farm,
chickens and hogs, etc. Write. H.
nee Atlanta, 61 Fulton St.,

Want small farm on 50-50 basis
Have 3 boys, 10 to 15 yrs. of age,
wife and self. Want pasture for
goats, 1 cow and hogs; good
house, water, and good land. I.
A. Gay, Brunswick, R 1, Box 71-B

Want job on general or truck
farm or dairyman, for wages. Or
15 acre truck farm and 4 room
house on 50-50 basis. Cap. Brown,

| Fitzgerald, RFD.

47 yr. old married man wants
good 2 horse crop on halves for
1934. Life time exp. in farming.
Like to raise stock, poultry, etc.

Have plenty of help. T. O. Rob-
erts, Carroliton, R 5.
Mother and 10 yr. old boy

wants home on farm for board
and room and small salary, as-
sisting with light farm chores.
Prefer with widow or just couple.
Mrs. J. B. Blitch,. Vienna, # 2,
Care C. I. Fountain.
Want place in Bibb eens for
1934, with pasture and running
water, 5 or 6 room house, on bus
line, close to school. Have own

equipment. R. L. Hampton, Bol- |"

ingbroke.

19 yr. old girl wants home on
farm for $10 month and. board,
etc. Assisting with light farm
work. No field work. Can furn-
ishref. Miss Bethany Johns,
Shellman.

19 yr. old wants work on dairy
farm. Sober, honest, willing work-
er. Want $12.50 mo., board and
laundry. Jno. L. Hall, Washing-
ton, R 3, Box 265.

Want work in country for room
board and clothes. Middleaged,
raised in country. Have a little
girl. Mrs. Mary Roper, Augusta,
1364 Ellis St.

Married man desires work on
farm. Exp. with poultry, etc. and
general repair work around farm.
Give all details in first letter. C.
E, Alexander, Guyton, Care Har-
ry W. Kennedy.

Want 1 or 2 horse crop near
Savannah, preferably on Macon
Road, near Bloomingdale or Pool-
er. Must begood house. Standing
rent. What have you? Marvin O.
Davis, Starrsville.

19 yr. old girl wishes job assist-
ing with light farm work, for
home, board, salary of $3 per wk.
With Christian people. Ref. exch.
Send money to come on. Maudie
English, Baldwin. .-

Want good home with Christian
family. 16 yrs. old, and can do
good work. No bad habits. Good
worker. Reasonable salary. Write
or come see. Cranston Connley,
Augusta, 1822 Hicks St.

Family of.7 want work for rest
of 1933 and a crop for 1934. Want

good location for blacksmith shop |

Have my own tools. Move any
time. 6 large enough to work. H.
H. Akin, Waco, R 1.

Widow, alone, middleaged, rais-
ed on farm, strong and healthy,
Must have work at once. Small
salary and home on farm prefer-
red. No field work. Mrs. Ida Wag-
staff, Bolton.

Want crop to gather. Begin at
once. Also 1 horse crop for 1934
or day wages. Reliable and sober.
LaVerne M. Palmiter, Decatur, R

2, Care J. J. Richardson,

|have wife and 3 children,

Want small 2 horse farm on
halves for 1934. Near school and
church, and some good town, with
good house and out-bldgs. Stand-
ing rent. E. G. Fitzpatrick, Comi-
merce, R 3.

Want 2 horse farm of good land
in Catoosa, Whitfield, Gordon or
Bartow county. House, stock. and
tools to be furnished. Best of ref.
B. F. Holcombe, Ringgold, R. 3.

Want 4 to 6 horse farm on
halves for 1934. Can finance self.
Have plenty of force. O. U. Sing-
leton, Norcross, R 2.

Want 2 or 3 horse farm for 1934
on 50-50 basis, with tobacco or
dairy. Have plenty of help. W. P.
Tabor, Omega.

Want 2 horse farm on 4th or
halves. Calvin A. Slade, William-
son, R 2.

Want well work, cement and
rocks on farm. A. L. Yates, At-
lanta, R 1, Box 1113.

Want 2 or 3 horse farm for
1934 on 50-50 basis. 8 in family
Good land and house and good
water desired, near church and
school. 30 years exp. in growing
tobacco. J. R. Ee, Ho-
boken.

Georgia woman with life time
exp. in farming, wants 1 or 2
horse farm, convenient to school
and church. Good house, well and
pasture. Have strong, healthy, 18
yr. old son and 5 other ehildren,
mule and 4 good cows. Write de-
tails to. Mrs. C. M. Smith, Atlan-
ta, 605 Cherokee Ave., SE.

Want for 1934 1 horse crop for

standing rent, or 3rd and 4ths.

Must be good land. J. I. Kirk-
patrick, Jr., Conyers, R 1.

Want 1 horse or would take 2
horse crop for 1934. 4 in family.
All good workers. Run self. No
stock. W. C. Pitman, Clarkesville,

pasis. Plenty of help; can run self
Prefer near Richland, Americus
or Unadilla, or somewhere in that
section. But will go anywhere in
State. Ref. exch. J. H. Ward,
Moultrie, R 5.

Want job on farm or dairy by
young man with high school edu-
cation, with reliable, honest man.
Reared on farm. Dont drink,
smoke nor curse. $15 per month,
board and laundry. Ref. exch. J.
D. McIntyre, Jr., Ousley.

54-yr. old man, raised on
farm, can plow, hoe, pick cot-
ton, or do most anything on
farm, also home carpenter work,
etc. No bad habits. Want job
on farm at once for board and
laundry and small wage. Write.
J. D. Thompson, Atlanta, care
Gen. Del.

Want i-horse farm for 2 to
5 years on 8rd and 4ths, or
standing rent. With pasture and
good wood. Prefer near Col-
lege Park or Hapeville. Would

consider run-down place and:

build it up. E. A. Roberts, Riv-
erdale.

Elderly gentleman desires po-
sition with quiet Christian fam-
ily on farm, live as one of fam-
ily and help with garden, chick-
ens, and other light work. Best
of ref. Willis Morrison, Colum-
bus, care Gen Del.

Want job on farm, 40 yrs. old,

large enough to work. Want
close to school. Expert in fruit
and flowers. R. R. Clark, Wiley.

Want job with dairy. 15 yrs.
exp. A test cow man and a dry
hand milker; can get results.
Know the dairy business. At
once. James Berry, Mt. Airy, Rl.

Want a farm near school, with
pasture, water, good house, etc.
Also a yood milker; run any
make truck, also incubator. L
FE. Green, Atlanta, R5. Box 504.

16-yr. old boy wants job on
farm, Can do any kind of farm
work. Ref. if desired, Nevrton
Walker, eta alee care. Gen.
ae,

oe

Se

Want 3 horse farm on 50-50.

all,

eS ton, Bewwlon, er A

Want job running a corn mill,
or wheat mill. Life exp. No bad
habits. Ref. furnished. R. T.
Cramer, Moriroe, R5.

Want for 1984 good 1-horse :
crop on halves. Good land, geod
house and water, with good
man. Like to move in at once
and gather crop this year.. Near
Floyd county.. Ref. exch, Tom
Hulsey, Rome. RFD 4.

Want work on farm or dairy.
Can do anything on farm, drive
truck, tractor and repair work. vy
Robt. Beck, Holly Springs.

Want 1 or 2 horse farm within

15 or 20 miles Atlanta. Standing
rent. 4 or 5 room house, well,
pasture, etc. W. R. Millirons,
Ft. Valley, R3.

Farm Help Wanted

Want white girl or nines dees
ed white woman to live in home,
help with light farm work. Be-
tween 25 and 40 yrs. of age. Must
be free of disease. Small salary.
Mrs. O. D. Knight, Macon, ou
Buford Place. Bi

Want young colored girl to live
on place and do light work. Reply

|giving age and references and

salary expected. Mrs. W. V. Mur-
phy, Atlanta, 1699 McLendon Ave.

NE. i
Want at once white girl or
woman, 20 to 40 yrs. of age to

live in the home as one of family |
and assist with light farm work.
No field work. With elderly coup-

le, 2 in family. Room and board.
Small salary. See or write. A. B,
Coogler, Riverdale.

Want nice energetic, relishie:
woman not over 40 yrs. of age to
do light farm work, milking, etc.
No field work, $6 mo. and board.
Dont write unless mean business.
Ref. exch. Mrs. C. Watson, Log-
anville, R 1.

Want middleaged woman to live 3
in home and help with light farm
work, milk cow, etc. No field work
$4 mo. Family of 3. T. B. Giles,
Atlanta, R 4.

Want white woman about 40
or 50 yrs. of age to do light farm
work, poultry, milk 1 cow, ete. 2
in family. No field work. Small
salary. Write or come. Mrs. C. %
Johnson, Griffin, R A. oe

Want good farm hand who can a
also drive truck. Prefer settled |
man without family. Have crop |
to gather; also have own truck.
Must be reliable, sober and in-
dustrious. Mrs. Fannie Limberger
Macon, R 5, Box 73. ee

Want young, white girl, about
16 yrs. of age to live in home and
assist with light farm work. No
field work. Home and small sal-
ary. Write S. R. Martin, Atlanta,
R 2, Box 477.

Want an unincumbered white 4
woman, middleaged, to help with |
light farm work, for board and
$3 month. E. R. DeWitt, aoe
R 4. 5

Want woman to live as one of
the family and help with light
farm work. No field work. Elderly
woman of 88 yrs. and son of 60
yrs. Communicate with J. N.
Donaldson, Dublin, Ga., 607 No.
Franklin St. aa

Want healthy, clean, white
woman, 20 to 35 yrs. of age to.
live as one of family, assist with
light farm work. No field work,
for board. and clothes. A. Re
Bankston, Meansville, R 1. aoe

Want reliable man with oe iS
and equipment for a 2 horse farm
Standing rent. Good land, plenty
pasture. good houses and =$out-
houses. No share croppers. J: A.
Clarke, Unadilla, R 3. ;

Want good farmer for 45 acre
farm. Will furnish land and small .
house for 1-4 crop. J. H. Mc
Clelland, Waycross. 3

_Want good farmer for good 2 =
horse farm, 1-2 mile of good 4- |
teacher school. Plenty of water
and wood. 6 room house, good
barn. 2 good wells. J. C. Buffing-

ss .

= good farmer for 4 horse
Standing rent. Come see at
mice. EB. J. Davis, Lula, Star Rt.
Want girl or woman, not over
5 yrs. of age to live as one of
mily through the winter, for
ght farm work. No field work.
Board and clothes, or board and
small salary. Mrs. W. W. Davis,
tarrsville.
Want good farmer for good 3
rse farm for 1934, or longer if

culars; also have well cured
and prepared Deer Tongue, 30c
a postpaid; any amt. in bulk.
. F. Sutton, Lyons.

Want reliable, unincumbered
man, 35 to 45 yrs. old to see
er poultry and - garden. Ref.
H. R. Adamson, LaGrange.
nt man with team and help
or 1934 for my place on Sugar
reek, Fannin County. See at
nce, if interested, dant write.
jlliam M. Cox, Blue Ridge, R 1.
Want refined girl or woman to
ive in home and assist with light
ork, milk cow, poultry, etc.
ite full particulars and state
ee wanted in first letter. Mrs.
M. Myers, Conyers.

ant middleaged,. refined,
mart, Christian woman to live in
m home with lonely widow and
ssist with cow, garden, poultry,
c. Mrs. Bessie E. Barfield,
sliman, R 1.

Vant man with wife, mother
son, sister and brother, or
ather and daughter to live in
me with me on farm, and as-
ist with general farm work. 6
s Rome. aFUs L. Brown, Rome,

ee t

Want an exp. young man who
-@ real dirt farmer for 10 horse
m, equipped with stock and
ools, conveniently located. Dont
answer unless capable of hand-
ng this size farm. R, D. McDon-
id, Jefferson.

boy for farm work, wages or
hare 1 or 2 horse crop. 2 in
mily. Ref. exch. Mrs. S. M.
1d, Loganville.

Vant. good, reliable, unincum-
ed colored man and wife for
n. work around farm. Good
ome. See or write for particulars
5 - c. Pedder, Tarrytown,

vant pie woman to
in home and assist with light
m work. No field work, $5 mo.
board. Mrs. D. H. Byrd, Law-
ceville, Re.
Want a white woman to assist
ith light. farm work cows, chick-
etc. Live as one of family
small salary. Ref. wanted.
ter Sargent, Cordele, R C.
fant good man for 12 head
dairy. Living quarters, lights

Addie C. Hicks, Scottdale,
( Farm, Phone Dea-2436-W.
Want smart boy, 12 or 15 yrs.
age, to live as one of family
n farm and help with small
lores. Give good home and
hance. See or write at once. Ben
Satterfield, Dahlonega, R 5,

Vant man, with small family
to gather crop, also take 1 horse
m for 1934. 2 miles below
esboro on Dixie Highway. Ma
Jonesboro, Rez.

Plants For Sale

ae plight sprout, wilt-

Baltimore fomato, Heading col-
rd, Wakefield, Flat Dutch cab-
Ss plants, 300, 50c; 500, 75c;
$1.25 M. 5 - 10 M. 75c M. B. R.
Woodliff, Flowery Branch, R, 1.
New Stone tomato Ba 500,

atisfactory. Wite for full par-

3 I
Permanent home for exp. man

water furnished. Write or}

| plants.

istant Margilobe, New Stone, |

Plants For Sale
Wetherford, Flowery Branch, R
Boe :
New Stene and Gr. Baltimore
tomata plants, 500, 60c;

Del. Noy ready. Dewey Mathis,
Flowery Branch. ad

New Stone and Gr. Baltimore
tomato and collard plants, 8-12
inches, $1 M. or 70c M. in 5 and
10-M-_lots;- del; -in.Ga.. T. J.
Thompson, Flowery Branch.

Gr. B. and New Stone tomato
plants, 500, 50c; 85 M; Mar-
globe tomato, 60c 500; $1 M. All
now ready. Prepaid. Verna
Strickland, Flowery Branch.

Stone and Baltimore tomato
plants, Ga. collards, 500, 60c; $1
M. P. P. Over. 5 M. 85c M. col-
lect. C. F. Waldrip, Gainesville,
Rez :

Mastodon Everbearing and
Lady Thompson strawberry
plants, 35c C; $2 M. Also white
Eng. peach trees, Blue Damson
and large Goose plum trees, 15c
each. Mrs. Mae Turner, Cleve-
land, R 4.

Flat Dutch cabbage plants, $1
M; Tomato and collard plants,
95c M. del. 5 M. lots, 80c M.
FOB. E. B. Wetherford, Gaines-
ville, R 2.

- Tomato and collard plants,
Elis Smith, Gainesville.

Yr. old rhubarb plants, 50c
doz. bone dry Yellow Root, 30c
lb. Money orders. Mrs. T. H.
McCurley, Hartwell.

Tomato plants, fresh grown,
Marglobe and Stone, 500, 60c;
$1 M. del. postpaid. Water moss
to roots, fresh del. F. F. Stokes,
Fitzgerald.

Collard dnd Stone tomato
plants, 400, 40c; 55c M; Dutch
cabbage, 400, 50c; 90c M. All
del. L. A. Crow, Oakwood.

Missionary strawberry plants,

from fresh Nursery stock

J. W. Hancock, Alma.

Marglobe and Stone tomato
plants, 8 to 12 in., 500, 50c; 85c
M. del. 10 M. $6 col. W. O. Wal-
drip, Flowery Branch. Se

Heading collard, Baltimore
and New Stone tomato plants,
500, 60c; $1.00 M., postpaid; 5M
to 25M 60c M. td x Bennett,
Flowery Branch, Rl. ~

Large size, well-rooted New
Stone and Baltimore tomato
plants, extra fine collards, 500,
60c; $1.00 M., del: 5M or more,
60c M. Benny Pirkle, Flowery
Branch, Rl, =

Large, rooted Kudzu, Lucretia
and Premo dewberry plants, 75c
per C; $5.00 M; Himalaya and

-McDonalds blackberry, $1.00 C.

$7.00 M. Well packed. Postpaid.
J. W. Toole, Macon, R2.

Greater B., New Stone and
Marglobe tomato plants, 75c M,
10M up, 50c M, collect. Effie
Crow, Gainesville, R2. ;

Field-grown Marglobe and
New Stone and Gr. B. tomato
plants, 8 to 12 in. stalky collard
plants, 80c M., or 5 and 10 M
lots, 80c M., del in Ga. Rafe
Thompson, Flowery Branch, Ril.
Stone, Galtimore and Mar-
globe tomato plants, 500, 50c;
$1.00 M. del. 5M up, 75c M. col-
lect. Guy Waldrip, Flowery
Branch.

Klondike strawberry plants, $1
M; Lady Thompson, $1.50 M,;
Stone tomato plants, 75c M. P.

|B. Reynolds, Gainesville.

Cabbage, tomato and collard
Lead. var. now ready.
300, 50c; 500 75c; $1.25 M. del.
$1.00 M. FOB; 10M, $7.50. John
. Crowe, Gainesville, R1.
Copenhagen Market, Chas. W.
cabbage plants, 20c C; 65c, 500;
$1.00 M. del. Big, strong, certi-
fied plants. Exc. for baby chicks.
Tone Lewis, Baxley, R4.
New Stone, Baltimore, Mar-

lard. globe a plants,
: 0.

$1 M.|

500, 50c; 75c M; 10 M $5.50 del.

doz; 3 doz. $1.10; med. size, 30c

full stamp, $250 M. FOB. All

12 halves, $3;
vin Collins, Whigham.

Heading

= Pignte For =

M.. All del. vee for prices on
large orders. oy pray here:
Flowery ee :

Late. Flat Dutch, Girex W.
cabbage and Ga. collard plants,
200, 25; $1.10 M; Marglobe to-

mato, 200, 25c; Klondike straw-

berry, 25c, C. Rosie Crow, Cum-
ming, Ri.

Chas. and J. Wakefield cab-
bage plants, $1.50 M, 1 to 5 M;
5M up, ask for prices. Plants
now ready. A. S. Hunnicutt,
Statesboro..

Plants Wanted

Want 3 to 5 M cabbage and
some Ga. collard plants at once.
State var., and del. price. Cote
Cleveland, LaGrange, R2.

Seed For Sale

Scallion onion buttons (mild
flavor) for fall planting, 25c Ib.
plus postage. Coin or money or-
der. Mrs. W. W. Smith, Gaines-
ville, R 1. :

New Red and White nest: onions
large and clean, 65c gal. del; but-
ter-pea and colored running but-
ter-beans, 30c Ib. del. Mrs. A. S.
Paulk, Ocilla.

seed, 10c large start, del. Miss
Mae Bell Lacey, Rome, 10 Steph-
ens St.

Mix variety turnip seed, Seven
Top, Purple Top, White Globe;
25c lb. del. Any amount up to 18
lbs. Winter bean seed, 10c cupful.
Mrs. Lula McRee, Buckhead.

Purple Top, White Globe turn-
ip seed, 35c 1b; rutabaga, mus-
tard, collard seed, ea. 35c Ib; All
best varieties; cabbage seed, $1 lb
Bermuda onion $2.50 lb.. Post-
paid. W. W. Williams, Quitman.

Old time red shallot onion but-
tons, 40c gal. postpaid; white,
heading variety collard seed, 50c
Ib. del. C. G. Oliver, Barnesville,
R22

Red shallot onions , (now is
time to plant) 50c gal. del.- Also
3 nice Jersey milch cows, fresh
for sale. H. EB. Bowman, Buford.

' 10 Ibs. Purple Top Globe turn- }

ip seed, 30c lb. del. for the lot.
Mrs. F. B. Bohlen, Madison, R 3.

Coffee seed, ready to del. Good
coffee, Pkt. 15c, or $1.10 Ib. del.
Cash with order. A. M. Calhoun,
Soperton, R 3.

Calif, multiplying beer seed,
10c per large start, postpaid. Mrs.
Rushie Cration, Dallas, R 4.

15 bu. brown crowder peas,
slightly damaged, but will do for
planting, $1.50 bu. FOB. Will run
85 to 90 percent good. Sample up-
on request. Wa F. Markert, Cor-
dele.

_ White nest onions, 40c gal. Add
postage. Lillie Averette, Buena
Vista.

Large, red nest onions for fall
planting, 50c gal; Klondike and
everbearing strawberry plants, 35c
C; $2 M. Add postage on small
orders. Mrs. W. V. Dobbs, Flowery
Branch, R 1.

Fresh, selected Calif. beer seed, |

10 per large start, postpaid. J. M.
Craton, Dallas, R 4.

Collard seed, lic per Ib. in 100
Ib. lots; 20c lb. smaller lots; pure
Ga. Cane syrup, 6 gal. cans, $2.75;
24 qts. $3.25. Mal-

Yellow, Red, Australian Brown,
Silver Skin onion sets, 75c gal.
$5 bu; Expressed; Hairy vetch
seed, 10 lbs. $2.25. Ready. W. R,
Stephens, Flowery Branch.

Shallot onions for Fall plant-
ing, 25 gal. Add postage. Mrs.
J. N. Hays, (Failed to give ad-
dress in notice sent to Bulletin).

Coffee seed, now ready, 15c pkt.
|3 for 40c; 12 for $1.00. Postpaid.

Cash: with order. J. 3B. Young-
blood, Augusta, R 1.

Purple Top turnip seed, 35c Ib.
Chas. W. and Early Jersey: cab-
hase ee $1 Ib. postpaid. Marcus
, Gainesville, R 1,

Seed For Sale

Peach seed, 5 or 6 kinds, 15
seed for 10c postpaid; also make
muscadine, blackberry, plum or
peach pelly on halves, other par-
ty furnish sugar and their part
of containers. Alice _ Simmons,
Buena Vista, R Li

500 lb. Burr. clover seed, re-
cleaned, and dbl. screened, 4c Ib.
for the lot. J. W. Johnson, La-
yonia.

Burr clover seed, hand cleaned,
50 lb. bag, $3; mix. turnip seed,
30c 1b. Mrs. R. R. Smith, Lavonia

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

Burr clover seed, best grade in

the rough, 1c lb. FOB. Prompt

shipment. Leon C. Dickerson,
Hartwell, R 1.

New crop, recleaned Burr cloy-
er seed, 4c lb. Contains sufficient
soil to inoculate. Cash. Prompt
shipment. M. T. Hall, a Beee
R22;

Chicken corn, new crop, $5
per 100 lbs. Sunflower seed, $10
per 100 lbs. Hastings White bch.
beans, $10 per 100 Ibs. B. B. Mor-
gan, Clyo..

Miscellaneous For Sale
Good Calif. multiplying . beer |. -

100 - 10 Ib. cans, 1931 crop Ga.
Sugar Cane syrup. Make offer:
25 head feed hogs, 60-200 Ibs.
good pork cond. Corn fed. All
or any amt. Make offer. M. L.
Anderson, Nahunta.

White feed sacks, 100 lbs. cap.
5 ea. Add postage. L. E. Martin,
Flowery Branch.

20 Ibs. new, all white Geese
feathers, 75 1b; wool, rolls, 50c
lb; unwashed wool, 25 Ib. Miss
Beulah Grier, Clermont.

Will make fig preserves on
halves, Party furnish sugar and
their part of containers, or I
will furnish everything at, 35c
qt. Mrs. J. H. Hays, Rutledge.

Guinea pigs, white, pink-eyed,
brown, brown and white; 1 mo.
old, 50c pr., working, $1 pr.,
grown, $2 pr. Guar. healthy,
COD if desired. Ralph Autry, Bo-
gart.

Hot Green peppers, 35c gal,
strawberry plants, $2 M., 500,
$1.25; rhubarb,plants, 35c doz, 4
doz. $1; yellow root, 25c lb. Miss
Cecil McCurley, Hartwell, R 4.

Muscadines a hn d Scupper-
nongs, $1.50 bu. FOB; Hot Pep-
per plants, 25c C. $1.20 M; Sage,

large leaf, 25c doz; large curled

mustard seed, 40c ib. 3 Ibs. $1. L.
E.Harrison, Dublin.

Georgia Products |
For Sale

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE
15 bu. mixed peas, $1.25 bu.
FOB. T. E. Robinson, Jackson.
Whippoorwill peas. Good hay
and table peas, $1.50 bu. FOB.
Good and sound this years *crop
Raids Boatright, Rockingham.

FRUIT FOR SALE:

Nice scuppernongs, $1.50 bu;
nice muscadines, $1.25 bu. All
FOB. J. R. Howington, Com-
merce.

500 bu. nice size Grimes Gol-
den apples, now ready to sell to

trucks. F. L. Asbury, Clarkes-
ville. :
Nice, sundried apples, free

from worms and peeling, real
bright, 10c lb. del. in 10 Ib. lots
or more. Cash with order. Mrs.
Ona Fowler, Roy.

75 or 100 bu. Starks Delicious
apples, ready about August 8th.
Like to sell to party with truck
at. door. Ernest Bertschin, Toc-
coa, Rt. 1. ;

Light scuppernongs, 30c gal. 1

rto 3 gal. del; $1 per 1-2 bu; $2

bu. Express collect; black scup-
pernongs, same price. Cash with
order. Miss Lena Ss ae woe

: verton, Rt. i.

chunk honey, wt. from 50-6

quest.

-and ship promptly A.

on, Sereven.

Thursday, August Py
Georgia Products
For Sale

Good eating apples,

bu. box, FOB. Mrs.
Pike, Ga.

Nice,

ie

sundried Re :
crop, free from core, peeli
and worms, 10c lb. Add post
Have 30 lbs. No less than
Sold. GMrs.: 5 ie
Whitesburg, R 3.

Delicious and. many other
apples for sale cheap to tru
ers; also want pair of yo
White turkeys, hen and go!
also 1 Bronze hen. Will bi
xe. apples. Mrs. D. T. Pi
Newnan, RFD 5, Hilton Pk:

Sundried apples, 1933
free from core and peelin 12,
Ib. Postpaid in lots of 4 Ibs
L. F. Coilins, Clayton, R 1.

Nice, sundried peaches
apples, this yrs. crop, bright
pretty, 10c lb. in 10 Ib. lots.
postage. Mrs. John L.
Flowery Branch.

White scuppernongs,
for sale August 20th, 5
$1.80 bu. at my vines; j ice
gal. without container, ;
gal. with container, at
Olin Moore, Madras.

Large, late, free-stone pea
from 2500 trees, at orchard
or truck loads. Ripe about
gust 15th to Sept. Ist. J. C.
kins, Ft.. Valley, ae No. M
St.

HONEY,. BEES AND BEE
PLIES FOR Salt

Good grade,
honey in 60 : 3
Chunk honey in 72 Ib. lard |
$5.50; Chunk, in supers, als
small quantities.
Mays, Hinesville.
A few cans of new crop

per can, 6 per Ib. for 1
lb. = can. C. D. Potts, Mi
es:

ores Tupelo Ext. hone
Ib. pails, $6 FOB here; 2
postpaid, $2.25;:1-10 Ib. postp:
$1.35; In barrels, prices
| Jno. A. Crumme
Box 351. Ee

10 Ibs. delicious new,
honey, $1 del; 10 Ibs.
75e del. Can furnish an

mond, Enigma. .

10 lbs. new, fancy ~
honey del. for $1. Walter
Enigma.

Chunk white honey, 12
and Ext. 10c lb. or $1.
postpaid. C. F. Akins,
ville, R. 1, Box 87.

10 Ibs. new, tender com
ey del. for $1. Sat. guar.
Bussey, Enigma. g

Jersey. Chunk honey, - :
FOB. Exc. for dried apples,
lbs. Mrs. D. Whiddon, Chula.

PECANS AND PEANUT
FOR SALE

70 lbs. large Stewart pe
15c Ib; 50S. C. R. I. Red
75c each; cockerels, $1 an
ea. Mahood Strain. Miss
Timmerman, Bronwood, Bo:
Big, improved green, SE
peanuts (just the kind for be
ing), $1.50 bu. FOB. D. .

SYRUP FOR SALE =

1933. crop Hastings sor:
cane syrup in 10 Ib. cans,
ea; doz. lots, 40c ea. Guar.
FOB. H. D. Cook, Beuna
R 5.

POTATOES WANTED
Want about 100 Ibs. seed po
toes for Fall planting. Stat
what you have and price. M.
Howard, Blakely.

TOBACCO WANTED
Want 100 Ibs. good grade, :
cured long leaf tobacco.
cash, or good trade, Write. gn
Fagan, Martin, |