Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1933 September 7

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

STATE CAPITOL

ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1933.

NUMBER.

OUTBREAK SCREW-WORM FLIES ON DOMESTIC ANIMALS

In

SOUTH GEORGIA |

____ Attention has been called by the State Veterinarian that there is a serious
menace or disease that is very prevalent over the State, especially in South

_ Georgia Counties, causing severe losses among domestic animals from an un-.

_ precedented infestation with what is known as the Cayor Fly or Screw-worm

Fly. The State Veterinarian has prepared some good information on this sub-
ject, which is given herein and, if complide with accordingly, serious losses

and the spread of this infestation may be averted.

This fly, of the blow-fly family, lays eggs on carcasses of dead animals

' and in the wounds on the bodies of living animals. In one to eight hours after

the eggs are layed, they hatch out minute larvae or maggots, known as screw-
worms. These maggots invade the carcasses of dead animals, or bury them-
Selves in the tissues around the wounds in the living animals.

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Since these screw-worm flies breed in carcasses of dead animals, the.

easiest way to prevent their reproduction and spread: is to see that no such
carcasses are left exposed to this pest. Every person in the infested territory
and in the adjacent territory should make it a point to see that all dead ani-
mals are burned as soon as possible after being found. Under the Georgia
_ laws it is a misdemeanor to fail or refuse to dispose of the carcass of any dead

_ animal or fowl within three hours after such carcass has been found and notice

of such has been given. (See: Section 485; Volume 2; Georgia Code of 1911.)

Watch for wounds, scratches or abrasions on the animals. When wounds
are found to be infested with these screw-worms or maggots, they should be

injected with 90% commercial benzol to kill the maggots. Remove as many

maggots as possible from the wound and apply an antiseptic powder. Coat the
wound and its margins with a heavy pine tar oil to repel further attacks by

_ the fly. Repeat this treatment at frequent intervals. Do not operate on any

animal unless absolutely necessary and then take extreme precautions to see
that flies cannot come in contact with the wound. In severe cases of infesta-

tion, the local veterinarian should be called.

SUMMARIZING:

Cayor Fly, or Screw-worm Fly, bluish green in color, larger than the house
fly, with yellowish or reddish colored head and three broad blac!
stripes on the body between the wings. They mature within a few da:
after being hatched and begin laying. Son

EGGS on decayed animal matter and in wounds of live animals. Under
_ favorable conditions the eggs hatch in about one to two hours into the
Larvae, or screw-worms which penetrate into the decayed carcass or
bury themselves inthe tissues of living animals around the wound in
which they are hatched. The larva or screw-worm matures in about
four days and then drops to the ground where it buries itself, forming

over its body a hard shell and becomes the

PUPA which, after three or four days, breaks open and there emerges
the CAYOR FLY, or SCREW-WORM FLY. When conditions are fav
orableheat and moisturethe whole life cycle is complete in less
than four weeks time. 65 ae

ANIMALS ATTACKED:

No animal is immune from {the attack of this fly. Any wound on a livin
animal or the carcass of a dead animal is suitable as a breeding place
for the Cayor or Screw-worm Fly. (ie

SYMPTOMS:

Wounds infested are usually swollen and discharge a thin bloody or yel-
lowish liquid. =.

CONTROL:
Burn carcasses of all dead animals, Treat daily all infested animals, |

The Secretary of Agriculture at Washington, D. C., has given Swift &

- Company, Moultrie, Georgia, and White Provision Company of Atlanta, Geor-
gia, and possibly other packers of which we have not been advised, a maximum

quota of pigs and sows to purchase each week. As these are already indications
that farmers may offer for sale more than this total number weekly, it is neces-

- sary that these packing houses get on a plan of not receiving any pigs or

sows, except on a basis of a permit, which they will issue through their Live-

_ Stock-Buying Department upon application. This means that before any one

delivers pigs or sows to either of these markets on the Government plan, they

-. must first write, phone or wire to them for 2 permit, and same will be issued
ee advising the farmers on what day they will receive his hogs.

__ THE WAY TO MARKET YOUR HOGS ON THE GOVERNMENT MARKETING PLAN |

The ebject of this article is to caution farmers to comply with this plan,
as I believe it will greatly help in handling such hogs with the least amount:
of trouble and expense. Aopen

The Government has ruled that these packers will not be allowed to tak
on any pigs and sows from speculators, but only from the hog raisers them
selves, who have raised the hogs, and they are warning speculators not to t1

to deliver any pigs or sows on this plan, as it will be an unnecessary expense
to them in trucking their pigs and sows to the Market. Nae

J. F. GREER, Director.

MARKET REPORT
2 OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

: Prevailing Wholesale Prices Sept. 4, 1933. Always subject
ees to variation.

Bs

ptags 1h
- Hens, small colored and W. Leghorn

pebicrs, 10; . 2 5 es a ees ee
Stokes. 1b ah. ee
pS COSC, 1D ob oo Se Se es
Se UrKevys. IDs 2 sse ae ewes ea eee ee
BeOOWUS) lO oe et eae
pela peas, Iwixed, Piso.
- Field peas, not mixed, bu. ~-.--.----
- Country butter, best table, Ib. ----_-
har Corn, (80.1bs. to: bu.) bus 32
~ Sweet Potatoes, per 100 lbs. _-----_-_
VOR cee ea ee eS
Cabbage (per 100 Ibs.)

-Peavine Hay, No. 1, ton . =
= Peanut: Hay, No, 1, tom. <2 0-00 :

|| CHICAGO BUTTER MARKETBased on 90 Score
_ Centralized Standards: Aug. 28th, 21 1-4c; August 29th,

Atlanta Columbus

FARM LAND EDITION
SEPTEMBER 2Ist

INDEX

Extra Selected White $ :
Pee Xt OOF ie =
Blandard;- dg... = Ss oo a
Georgia trade, doz. -.----- ue
Varo. TUN; -00u... oe
Hers, 4 t=? 1bs: Up, lb coe Se eS

POOREEES, Ls ts ee ee
2.00
2.50

21 L4o; August 30th, 21; August $Ist, 2ie; September :

The first farm land supplement of the year
will appear September 21st. Farms for Sale,
for Rent, to Buy, to Rent, or Farms for Ex-
change, notices must reach the Bureau of

Markets not later than September 15th. All

notices received later than this date will be
returned to the writer.

Space is limited. Send in your notices im-
mediately. Farms for rent and wanted on
shares can be listed weekly under the Help
Wanted and Position Wanted? Columns of

the Bulletin.

nay F. GREER, Director.

Grain and Hay For Sale
Live Stock For Sale
Live Stock Wanted .-
Positions Wanted <<... --i.3-22-3
Farm Help Wanted z
Plants For Sale anissan tea eee :
Seed For Sale 5
Seed Wanted _._...-.-._.----- eed
Miscellaneous For Sale 4
Miscellaneous Wanted
Georgia Products For Sale ee :
Georgia Products Wanted . = 4
Poultry. For Sale Se ee

eptember 2nd, 21/%c. |

_ PAGE TWO

Georgia

OULTRY WANTED 2
2 cap. ie oe

SE

: [Grain aa i F For Sale

1 black Jersey ow, frost
eptember

my farm anhe
a5 ee Allentown.

oo LSHURSDAY, SEPT; 75-1988.

G. C. ADAMS,
_ ecu Sandersville.
2 Se O Pure! aoe guar.
cae eee ~-Bureat- of Markets. - Of onions errs
i seed, 15 eit

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Gate or transaction result" Hes

$10 ton; Peanut,

509 So. Lee St.

Send sample and

Pure Hastings

Bt Beth

Couch, Turin.

ton, RFD. 1.

P2195 Bh Abrtiaad!
FOB my place, 6 miles South of
Stapleton. T. FRhodes Staple ya; att CE

ton.

A rb! su cabart Od
of onions and other dbiiokious'|
seed, 75c bu. FOB,
sRoystonriny.:
jod Hastings?:400-Bui oats, 75c: bu,

barns Jer. Ware;

up| FOB. .Qbis- G,Rawls,..Williamson.,
.; Bamcroft;and.Appler seed oats.
"00, bu. FOB.No orders, less, 5 bu,

shipped. D. W. Cheek, Lavonia.

Run about 1 M.

Mrs. C. H. Wilcock, Fitgeepald

Hastings 100 Bu. oats.
-from weather stain and John
som giass!)! Germination +98 1 per
Feerit. "856 bu;Warit? 20
Esourid! wheat * for:

ast! Lofeaih! 2etrGaa
eR YE) $176 <duj = Eulghum), aseec
hoats, Tee bu; ae xe Rene
wheat, $1.40 bu. B. F. Murphy,

$7.50 per toa,

e

a &

Pa

(Ciree:

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& o

Seet putpos
"price. Li. K.

Newlin, Sylvester, P,.O..,Box, 1045,
op SoAbout 15 PU. Gai ihye): $180" bus }
+ eacked, del! Depot,

VlatResvilly;.

..:
Glarkes-.|.

avysB0vbut Ryes igtiown tas, thie! Ab-#
ip riddi; Souha, $1.35 pers bus FOB
Cldvkesville "hGH, Mt--Aairy'p
600 bu. BancFoftseed cats! 75'}
bu. FOB. R. M. Tur

er, Royston...
100 Bu. oats,

A free! from foreign grain, ete. 150

Blue Sterti : Bed!
50 bu: 2 good ) peihew :
milch cows for sale, cheap. Runs:

8 15'bu clean Abrizal tye! 493841
crop, raised on good jand: $156
bu. FOB. T. H. Vaughn, Hamp,

Tye, $E25 ww. |

meant e*no rwhen { -No.71 "Noy Malle qoroyins
te tah shnbt He mee cut a rh gead rye, Kes ahed, $1.25
ie ill be returned ,to the || FOB. R.. We, , Nichols as
isimitel tot corte eee 8) Aol ae Nee

Sguar, fr

or 70c bu. at

bu. Fulghum

and Texas oats; also will need
about 50 bu. seed aye. Jes W.

(OATSTO BE FATTENED | Smith Reidsville

PMSA Ns

ON HALVES:

~Wwant-to~ hear -fromthorough="
ly reliable party in Atkinson Co.
who wishes to att iShoats on
| halves. Shoats @ ae Mag yings in
- nose, have been inoculated. Take
them, at once. Lovette Harrell,
_ Pearson, Box 74.

_ NURSERY STOCK FoR SALE
. &Fruit -trees,..10 =u}
vines, $1 doz. Evergreens,..25. to.
$1.50 each; Shade trees, 50 to
$2.50.ea. Many. var. Try-ourvimpi:
sig strawberry plants at $1.C. del,
_ Ready now. James Cureton, Aus
tell. iat

~

3 (PuEr REFRIGERATING ae
_PLANT FOR SALEs:

bs ton Lipman. . a,

plant, complete for dairy. Used

-& mos. Cost, $1,650:) Sacrifice for |

ae Terms to responsible. party
. A. Wright, Atlanta; R 3,

-"WATERMELONS | "FOR SALE

*Between 1200 and_ 1500::choite;
melons at. right price at my
_-place, 4 miles. west of Pomona,

TRO ROR nA

| habits, $20 J.
Bee
3 good La: coWs,, 840}
hea at Dawson. Mrs. C.
BR 1, Box 29.
milch cows,
all in good Re Se
Montgomery, aS City.

| Dawson,

CAT
6 cows, |
for sale. G
tonton, R

and 6 yrs.
also-Crims

Braselton. |

mos, old, | senile,

&

she ~

3 Zoo
yearlings,

19 _milch cows,..7_1
2 la.

near Bertie, Ga.

Chiastee an, ee

es heifers, coming

32 plenty! breaaree. + Jerseys bull:
calves, 3 and: 5 mos. ,9lds Sellor
6x6) Reasonable, Chas. Ht. Drake.

fay iS

3 milch bowl arises par other,

Qcmmilking. Come see them at my

barn. Mrs. C. A. Nelms, Contey,
i

dareood Grade Jersey, bull, -2)

without -bad

98
Re ards 7

3

also

heifers, cori

sed

-Pherson, Rabun! Gap,ARi 1. |
Xioug | 2 terefordpure~bred~bult~ calves

Seaah

ve

bu! B60d, pet

\-yrs> old, frshty in January. $30"

Joo. good imilehs and, utter :.cows

:|aiale,, dropped; J

M. Ey 8 Gh OD
1 fine Heifer calf, nearly 2 yrs.
old, $15 FOB. Mrs. Mattie PAG

of! the! finest! breeding, reg) int

Hutchinson, Albany.
iT Rresh, sand: Sprit er, POWRNT
and blood tested. Tae
Tifton, 1002. No. zi Ave.

<3 ne bred Black Angus cows
andr t, i yr) old_tArigus 3 Keit
yearling A ghacondtte * pies &
Mg Sutton, Forsyth, 2) siedi ts
6. heifers andide Jersey! maale;. 8
mos. to 2 yrs.-old, Allngood -Stock:|s
.No scrubs, $50for ot at? my*barn f
also 3 yr. old, gentle iniiich* cow,
O "gal. $25: Pred Loudermilk,
| Gotnelia, R 1.
| One Spotted, Jersey. 4. ,MOSs.
Fold bull, Reg. out of

>

eae bred bull, $40.:AMrs. His Qo Cols: Ee

ins, Douglasville, R 4,
Jersey milch cow, Soe 3rd}
talf, also S. Pi? Gischoar bhog,
Sold, subs to POR}.

about 11 mos?
for sale. M. H. Heya
y=),
ra4emilch cows, S, 6..m
to 2; yrs. old, fee ee moss to,
"1 t-2 yrs. old, fortisaleshdh Rs
-Goodwin, Greensboro.
6 well brok young | oxen, party
cctaad rsingle atid dbl: Tridutire at:
.,Odens farr ;
er, Mipigckshear d

ss

swapcdor 4 niceshoats;.60 60:dbss maps:

and axle. Party to Suri exch.
and get bull. John N. _Baxter,

Thoroughbred Jersey bull (gen-
Lye. Snof vicious \reg. = om. sthey

ae of Jerseys.., Sell. at. bargain |
to keep from in eding. Jack, M.
ones,. Royston.
"AN nide Jersy Cow! with? ates
(heifer), 3 gak! milk ao daysSee.:
1 Mrs, J. H. eee cgpoaaih
WREDS
rn pastbe i ddoms cow: with; young
\ealfp good milker, gentle;,.10 mo;
| Old. half Jersey,; half. Guernsey |.
heifer; 1 Jersey... heifer, and 2'|
young Jersey cows soon to fresh. |
en; Reg. Guernsey bull. Cheap.
= W. M. Cason, Sandersville.

~J-young steer,-4-yrs.-old; well

| lbs. also milch cows for sale. _ Ss.

M. Goldin, Buchanan, R 2.

4 Ate old, Jersey, bull, fine, stock

write forj-price or) came see. 11
young hens, Everlay strain

Bok
me laying, $5.50! for lot. Exc.
Hore th pred Park's Barred R.
Sumer

Mrs. James - a8 82 a

- Ville;: iat
2_good. fee cows, Be oat 4

heagnd Heifers,,2; yrs. Old,,$12; and
$10. ea. respectively, Mrs. Martha
Stephenson, Towns, Ri 1,BO 36

good .cond. calf 2. wks. old, .$25.
Mrs. G. W.- Gresham, Riverdale?
Regs Hereford acattle;, males; 1.
to 3 yrs. old, $40 to $100; under
Aiyr,:old, $25 ;fo..$50. -W._S. Lof-
tis, Atlanta, 45 Mangum Sth

OMvll! Imarkd Grade | Guernsey;
une . _9,,, 1933, ae
pout, 15-16, pure. "$10 FOB - De!
Sota or exch? for? Pulghuin oy
Texas Rust-Proof,; oats. Mrs.
Homer Harris, Altaloma, DeSo-
tas.Gt
PE 3 yr. old Guernsey bull,
for sale or exc. for reg. bull to
prevent inbrecaine Ee a: Bond,"

rbuyers name, from our famous}

West. Of ban oe es ee Our autos |
vonia. Newton Mullins, Soo Colonial Plantation herd: Ww: B.
6 or 8 tons, possibly 1 more good

iway, /[ndrvested without ) rainy

damage; Peavine and Soy Bean

Palmetto.

5 f Commerce;

for salez Mrs: ~ wad,

2 1-2 yrs. old: bull fo: sale OL: :

2a brea Nae ERY

a Agricultural a Fine UES

mlsschicees and fat: -wt=about-+-Me}

|_Live Stock. For. eo ae

TLE FOR SALE,
n good ond,, for Bee!
seorge C. Bee Ea-
2; Box 165. yi

2 reg.; Jersey milch~ Gwe 44
old, fresh in, $50 ea;

ony clover rseed; He elb;
: Clyde Spaprighit. Hartwell, RED ;
Grape 30"

+e'T pure bred Duroe ecg

Live Stock For Sale

Cream color. bull, yr. old, $10;
Calf, 2 mds.-old

20 mixed yearlings, from.
to 8 mos. old, $5.50/ea. de! th=
1| tr f00), miles Aflantas i2- sheep

Adams, Atlanta,
| Ave.

oe East

-Qnd-~-ealf~this- Fall.

-ence~ for-theright- kind. J- et

Gainesville.

Pure bred Reg Polled Hereford
cattle, bulls and heifers. E. T.

eosmel Sy Siloam ae j
igs old, Yee, Jetsey heifer
ue, Belle Ada (0.,.1005576,

L9-mt0S1,.01d; TER, - iba, beth f
for breeding.

Jersey rerrtiged 6
BSD 14 mos. old, ae 9 I- 2 mos.
20 Sth 64 Sola invite! ry

out- | Old,
.; | standing cow, oe oe an. taland, 30.

Lob ; t,
2 "young Jersey buils, Eminent
and, MOK: ys

g t

2 Bt nies grade Guernsey: sit nee
night's

. er: $35. 2a.
Compton, Jackson.
iF resh in, young) Jersey);

Oct, 15)"and.

Fayetteville.
Por sale, oy exe!

te 3 ages: spued: or. OPEN
son, Jr., Barfesvilles:!

HOGS FOR SALE
B. B. Guinea gilts, 5 mos. old,
wt. 85, to 100. Ibs. Kok WA and in
light? erates, $65 reas, 10]
pares. LE,
1.0 ..8 riz
Pure bred, 4
large, thrifty; stock q
wt.,.about, 45. Abs. Boar, oF, _ SOW, |
$4. or 2 50 pair. piped prom-.
pily.. J Alliff, Bristol.
* Diikoe Seiley: efits and Higs,

addy

at iow prices."
Collins, no 2isdis

shire! ands Pi Cli $2.50sea; at sbarn
Exc. 1 for chickens at market
| price. White or Brown Leghorn
hens preferred, L. L. Davis, Toe=)
coa, R 1.

sub. to reg 8 wks. Old,"$5 6a
S. Norton, Edison.; AY:
: Reg. Berkshire oa task than
% yrs. old, wt! 450 Ths: $20 pot:
crated. Guar. breeder; reg. Jers
sey heifers, 6 to'15.'Mmos. old, $50
up.; All FOB Farm. Te Breed-
loves: Monroe.

HORSES AND MULES
Of FORs:SALE

- Good 11 yr. old horse, wt. 1050
or 4100 Ibs. work : ranywhere;
cheap for cash}or will exc.- for
good, fresh in pailch cow. W.. T.
Kelly, Marietta; R5.

* SHetland pony, gentle, perfect |
cond: Young horse. Sell or exc.
for W. L. pulletsand honey. bees |
or 4. gal. young Jersey- milch .cow |)
with, young calf. (5 miles Bast '
of Bainbridge on paved road to.
Thomasville at aone Star Camp)
Anne Sullivan, Bainbridge.

' 1- black mare mule, 12.yrs.. old |:
$50; 1 gray. horse- mule, 13--years

Bs,

ik anywitere, ood ond: Mr
JIM. Smith, Greenville.
At Stud: very fine Blac

0 Guernsey | t

"| 11 goats, Iarii, $3.50-ea. Austin | es
We fer

2 Jersey cows, 1 freshs in with

| 8rd calf; other; will berfresh with
$25. ea,-OL |...

trade for muleoandipay: etter} 1

Moarrett, rnc.
Bel 8g reg.. see heifers, 10 mos.
ry i olds, wr ul T breeds
ing. a ees. tight. a te MreMillan

er | Boulvars pte , NE.
Br
Gini

freshen btivedti Octoberd ando>
FOB Samuel] we

IGOWS | Steno il doth
s? ee had ; ant

| Buena Vista.

ait ape, Tee. in Buyers hame} |
ne 28 Sagat mvisgs soprust

ho 6-6 wks olde ess icrosss Berks |

j seer orwrite, at, once: L
Reeves, Loganville, R. 4.

SOLOY;: good, arouse

16b=ever 80) Ibs.
wap sete of

est ox. Reevel, Ga. :
White N. Z. rabbits, 3
buck, pedigreed. Sell or

Sirman, Valdosta, P. O.

22 rabbits; N. Z
and Chinchillas for sal
Mrs. C., C,. Wayne, ao ta,

A5e)

Nubian bucks: 9 mos.
5 mos. old, $6. Both fro
stock. ary for Brown
Teghorny 1 -yr-old layin
[Peep Fussell, Rhine, Ga.

coviginb?! poodi i grade

cows, to: freshen within | 0

days. J. B. Shelhorse, Tifton.
EXC....a.. Ory...cow.for 1

| fresh,. OF..ONe._W. lf,

2-or 3 mos, old. It

[Want ee of ey Roa

y
ang?

Sider, paying
price for, same...

Gibson, Waynesville

ree

by, Preston.
Want! 1 pri 'Oxs

Both well eared A EOLA

or -inoct alin :
A. G. ee i

ee eon sservice..chg..

Thursday, Sept. 7, 1938.
Live! Stock :Wanted |

Ss
te

vi

oRositions: Wanted.

ye ay

IMAR KET: BULLETIN

0 > Positions Waiited

=|sPRositions; Wanted

| Farm!

00% PAGE THREE

a Help Wanted

HORSES AND: MULES

N ct : tare about}.
ES Ibs: who will work anywhere
yp. for cash.. a: F Phepperd.
kshear, R =
ORC. PAE. BC
king cows and. some,, cash: for'|
pair of mules , under., .10 yts.
wt.1050-1150. Ibs. Otto Bi
mas,iRockmart, Box 224. ee

Exeeio: yr, Jold, .g004, blocky.
ise mule, perfectly Sound, 900
000 ibs, 260d worker;-and 3 gal,
sey Cow! 3rd calf, forca cup-
PR Mares (broken for wk.
Oe wn 8 yrs. old, perfdt- |"
Saee qd. Be S. Hicks, Yatesville |

HEEP AND GOATS: WANTED.
Want 1'Togeehbure male goat
or 3 mos. old. ie & Hill,

ltohia.: aL

: RABBITS. WANTED on
Want I pair: pedigrea Angora
Noolers, reasonable pri.| Sen-
rs 'or* Juniors: Write: full pare | 1
iculars! price; ete." Mts. Lottie
ones; Lylerly:
Want: a few mrBb, ondehty,
il furrd, glossy Black rabbits |
ve wt. and. Bites ae aepniee=

ea re Kop. for, "1934, Cant
self, Want with clean,
people . Prefer Fayette or
ne mty. Can move: ear}
p sather TOD. jos fL.
act BE ig etn mee
at. stall. farm: near tabienias
hogs,* chickens, cows and:|j
4. farming. What have you?
A.;Bennette, Atlanta, Station
Prog eh }
Want positi n: in. refined Cou"
ae, vassisbing -with. light work:
field work... Miss ., fp poeee
nd; Woodstock, RED. =1)
Vant: job; on, farm.;18 YES. old
Ubadochabits.,,, Write price in|
sti letter | POTEER < ; Tabor, one

" ant job" oh farm. Can dot any
Of farm! Works 25. yrs.2 old,

write, : -@ome see -me
Ww Ouse} Kennesaw}

armer, 51 yrs: ofa 2068
oe ee ivants good}
1938 oe

en at once: UB. R.
R, 2, Box 42.
ant: 4 Horse crop 0% | 1934,
a work to do through this
ll amd),Winter, when notiin
p.Can do,shop, work, | | Grist}
1, blacksmith, etc Will | Cosi}
,.Powder Springs.; 2
fined, middleaged,.. _. Chris-
woman_wants. job. assisting
vith Yight! work on farm. Noy
Id work! Prefer with elderly
Ople)!oIVirs, Sia! MM. ALE . Lowe, 4
okslioan 204; ParkiiAve. ~**
anti 1thorse rop, good, land,
ndy to school, good.pasture,
road, etc.. Prefers near At-

a or! ete ae town. oun

BAR igor ac ay | Hows
ant - work rib latle | loess
y farm: Jassisting with light
rk, No field work:sNone! but
ristian: people need answer.
is He Brand: Marietta: |
5 yr old widower omit | Be wre
poy: wants job on farm, look=
after good plac;raise poul-
and--do-repairing,etc...Room,.
rd and small salary. B. L.
ler, Acworth, R de. gm
ant job, a
iife exp. see te |
owe ia preferred. W
0 - Springs; agligel ae TS:
anb job .onsfarm: ernie J
couple) as Overseer, 1
arm, and stock, at a reas-

ge. Gaydon, |

323

WQ

4 wants: job"

: Have. :
-COWS,, od. oe. Wallet,

(| wilbsrepay jovhen:sget-,to.7

: Mrs. S.

40 FP otas 7g" w. Sessions, | Ma~

| con, 820 Ross. St.

Want sconnection with, tee |
Dlsater in So. Ga,,..40,yrs, old,
Life exp. tobacco, cotton * and
other crops. Best of. tet. e ue
| Middleton, Bio" 2

Waute. Job as Oyerse er of 10 or |
15 gale farm. sp emen EXD.

and Kee it up 42, yrs: ~old, mar="
ied; nochildren? Good ref. pyes)
fer So. of Atlanta: Rugene F.
sae ee : 3889! ee

Want s Boosks iLo dorse oe
within 25 milsi Atlanta; -with:
-good land, comfortable- house
and! barn. standing rent; or 3rd
or 4ths: Gan furnish self. ROY: 4.
Coleman," College: \Park> R 2.

18 yrz10ldj) strong; healthy wht.
ove wants: job withe nice: family
on farm, gathering 2 crop) | with,
salary. C--Ss eae Atlanta, R

PIB oS ig H AIS TKO |
+ single? 28 yt
ariving truck *Or"
farmer, EB. HE Blanchard, Atlan~
ta, 301 Central Ave

"35 yr! Old man wands: job at
-once,..15 yrs. exp,.
dail Good

most, ahi kinds of

nee ua ae

Want good T norse td, near |
B 50-50-
eres jen, farnise: self, See OF
wwrite,..W,, Cc. Cherry, ;, Rocking-

vk AMD}, R. I: Care , Mike , garter

Place.

-, Want, good: 2.08, 3 shorse. farm)
ae 1934 on 50-50 basis. Have>2
grown boys; -and another one
large enough to plow. Also ood:
hoe help: Sey.eyrs.iexpy growing
anc curing oa cd - piacpiy
VRIE DONS; tA.

/. Mother. iand 3 sons... ah ton 15 |.
yrs): want.a-small house and)
work td! d on"farm All willing,
workers) (Have to; be: moved, but
work.
Mysi LouoGooge, Hazlehurst, WR,
Aj Care JimsF. Burkett,

GWant;place with: elderly peop
Te looking after farm,,
truck, -tractor
farm, or would! take share crop.
with Board*fer looking after
Stock! DLE YTS! colds Single and,
Yaised on farm?! Ref: lester Tap
Ward, Moultrie, RT lowe

Wart job of looking: ait tick and
caring for an estate; winter or
summer . home, overseeing a

4 fay, or that Wine ef work. Aved |.

couple._Can_take charge at once,
A, L.Dean;;Rome, 20 Stevens; St,
soWamt a good. 2:horse farm, for,
1934. Good buildings: 0 cand, pas-
ture;nearAtlanta, Ga: 40 years
exp. inicfarming.. Standing rent.:
J. C: Hughes, College-Park, R a

Want. good t horse farm, Tuer
ker, : Decatur, Rast) Atlanta sec-.
tion. Pay: transportation ito see
place 10 to 30 ars considered.
Me. Arnold, Logansville,i

R 4."
Want 1 Htse- erowpo good land
good '4-room frous on halves
Could run 2?or3 norseerop with
2 houses*and?some* nent paloye
Williams, Pacula; R2.'
Mowant' 4 hofse crop on* 50480
basis for 1934. writ> vor pees
Lawton JS. Conner, Vienna, R' Ay
Care Miss Latira Meddeys.
want good size farm to Over-
see for @ rear: good wisn, Ret?
exch. "W. A -Goare,- -Hartsfield. -:
Want joben farm, 45 yrs. old,
-sober;~Freliable,.single,..raised.on.}.

pfurnish self. On halves... Will
move at Once? and hlp>-gather
1983 crop.cWritevor! come: at ones:
Roy. Wright, Luthersville, R 1.

wage. Single. man, |

| Clyde - Cotiher)? Stuckey. * rhs
1 Want farm fo#01984.0n halves Biss

old young man

8 yrs. at one|y
dry-hand iter? a

.| with tide nal AgaERE Ho cield 3

4 Averette,,. Buckhead,

;xunning |.
or anything on |

2450 Jbasisic Cobb county preferred.

farm. Room, bo rd and $10 3 mo.

; Want a good far at once. |

school; Or : sehol puss standing}
rent: Elvey CS Ward; Butler:
Want good 1 horse: efop, 3rd
and 4ths> Furnish self andiiown
stock? riough force to rith same 4:
Exp. ref. J.7we Sherif College;
RARE. 29 xi
Want: job: ba tart for rest. of |
rte" year and for 1934.'Can- doy
any kind of) farm? Gvorki Drive
any make? truck. Ref. eat ish eels

hear school of buedin:Can. LUN jr:

ewes Calieny Reakac

5d
aetae Hane weenie ework | tearmiaaly |
of 1938 for wages; and) will work |
sone 27500 bE bales efs pene! fog

One. ao)

farm, $8 mo.,, board and. laund-\}
ry, life, time xD, No _b Aabits.,
A hustler pt once. d

jog a Lie 3 or:

in Bottms:* would insider, ae

horse. crop. with | 2 houses 44 yrs.
al ea

She

OE for home, and Small. sal-y

Loe Hull-St.-

farm for $1! per day and) bead,
osc Chasah, Whighant, Rod
2 AB yrold man-< i wants place
bri! farm with: good: family torcasr
sist with | anything tobe: done
on farmediveoas one cof family; |
Can do most anything im repair,

5 Want -joh) ini. Gury. OL, poultry
farm Havehoy 13:yrs.old and
Pgirlo20 yrs:iWantto get: with F
liable party} meazr; Atlanta...

.possible..Home, for self: and child
ren and small, salary.. Mrs. Allie

Ga.
+ 38)-yTs old, man, Be in tahily. xp
n farming, and, dairying, wants
erop, with mall dairy f Yr 19346)
Ref;, if, wan ed,. ero, Ct jeathanne
-Lorane. -
Want. cotton to pick Hd ity
whoj.hasva Jarge amoun 12 in
family. | Wwalit = op for 1934. on
shares, sAmy blacksmith, also. J.
F Wilson, Calhoun, RFD 8.
Want job = overseeing | cobra
geedeninger D poultry, etc.. Reason- 1'
able pay. : Object,.. home, | Tife
time; -2Xp:; in: farming,
Atlanta vicinity preferred. | Johy
MM. a tee Gate SIS

Hel. < AHO

Yio WA

Honest ange vend wife aeitk 1
have tovbewfurnished alittle; 1
child,2 = 27 yYs, 1 colds Write
"gee. Wi CloQueeny: Hiram, R.

oWant or 2cdhorse,.crop:on50-_

Must\\beo good house; -good land,
Can furnish selfi:Ref. if, desired,
W, P. Nix, Marietta, RA oe
avant job n dairy or general

its. Manand wife,age "31" yrs: |

Prefer North: G sO oe! smith, |

Brooklet: -- - lg
Widow, 49. years lay

fatm. Light farm workCan milk
Vow: No field work: Come Gy
write. Mrs. Yiauia Trusty; Maris
etba;-R-4;Care-Je-H.-Reedya--+4+-
Want Bo d 1 horse oD ou |

freestone er
horse erop, for Wee year.
together this fall. Fulton Go, '
vJamesr rAJScThornton) 2 2: eRoiqntios
ed:

ind. 44

spand small (pay. ee

ref. as to farm wont Mayne wrigt ht

.| Blakely, R. 5.

At yt. oi poy, oe gi work: jon}

rary. Mrs. gana mroats, atlanta, 4

94 yr! old young! man wants farr
job as truck of tractor driver, on} sl gl

work, <etci Groowe ref. J.-A. Brown, |
' Buford. ;

-| house, Jarge..

| Side Station: Care: Gen? Del.
Pees German, or Dutch farm-}

Good: ref: |

horse cropoon halves}: erand will i

|ifarin. Good! workr. No bad hab-

yf fp gov
home with* Christian People: on +

-of ) house; =2)6 gals [ milk: per day: 4

preferred:! 27 in iirc
TBEESORo *Monroe, R: d.:

35 AyNOod Sawyer for: apaeicton: 0%)
Stand Milk wants job..Can keep
up machinery. Ref. exch. Saw2by
thousand, or, by, day.-Bi:N. Ponese!
Acworth, R. Re ac. i3

Want a good! {ike dee Gop.
Standing, Feo Must, , abe | pone

i

: a | mat
ry pJob. Go, spa OSE, Geo. B Wali

2 andso Te shes

m@ Wantsgood horse: toate D
halves? Prefeyvone with crop: ads |
eadyon ititotvather.! J: sw Hall,
4 gets res Love St. | og

Want - work, Yepairinig or dig~

work, Write or be. | Ae ei
Yates; Atlanta; RY 1) Box! 11181!
want fob. Can do farm. and
Work. - Milk... COWS, | C.

3

al all-around - man. No, Ga. pre-"
ferred, ant. with, B00 eople
aC Foster, Milan. ee

}

married. men. WithES Jobs on
dairy., fanmns 3 oys, or
pore

| Well. exp. 17,18
State Hog Hi
Write ; ie McWhorter, Atlan-
ta,,58, Hollins St. Sw.

Want at once 4 to 5 good cot-
|.ton._pickers...Good house to live
in, Write or comes M. F. Jones, |
eee ne ox T11. aN
-Want, reliable man with | stock |
-and equipment for
TOp,. ards, and. ths, for,
Good, strong, He dae 4 room

us

and churches...
PPLOWETY ESMCN: cer yi com |

Want a reliable colord | sak
not. "over | 18. yrs. of age, sto Jive
on place and help with | Hight!
work. oe field work: Must be
Clearian ood worker. State
full partieel ars about self, sal-
ary expected, etc. in first? letter.
Mrs. J.. S. Bush, Atlanta; North

ble. to furnish self on 2
HOR farm in middi Ga,, near
hool, Gavkies and town. Mrs

cand |
fog light work.

2gettled
he it work;
poultry, bye etc. No field}
work, Have 3 children: 7 miles|
G od Home, $1. 25 Ber wk.

12 to 52 yrs ofa tet
live as one of family: Prefer an-
Help with. light farm

colored, for 1934. Good tard, pas
ture, and house. Stariding yent.
Cheap: Write or-see-me----L: By
j Lyle, C wfordville. S

T| house. "50R 50 basis or standing guar. rald.
rent, A. F., Ogpeland,. .. College | : ;New Stone and,Greater Balti-
Park, eee i = tore tomate plants, 50c, 500; 85c

d Want:iexp.i man <with [hz sand |
stock to run 3-mule farm und

Want to milk from tte 4 cows |

r | fe d_chickens,. ho 3S, ete. for.

eee Sattle on shares. a Good

s. Storer; Douglasville; R6. ;

YS Want good. farmer for" 55 acres
25 in cultivation, 1 mile-west o:
Roswell, .

fent:iMrsi:B: Gentry} eharte 70

|@ willing worker,

good. school and. churches, near

: Standing pen ie

te, | light * farm. work, No
'|Smiall salary. Conimunicate with

| Morningside Drive.

7 d white womal
| work. No field sworkk, Good home

salary

in. we Leer! ae

4 Miss Ethel
M3 eo St.

556 College St.
withY aged couple and assist with
Mpbe dnduustrious.,
with GiB Crane, Dixieso
Piwith -mecandsassist with farm
work. 2 in familyj:man and wife.
HH. Moss, Waleska,VR1..:

yrs.,

farm work!<No <field worki:Cloth-

Pana green! 300,456; 500;

eee TL Brittingham; Guyton.

: Early

IM. { 40Mp dots; | 60c AM; Marglobe, 5
ree

er hottems halfcuplastis. oe

)6sroome brick house
well and 2:springs.. isStanding

atrig: Sti7y NE:

o Want:a! goodhand np know:
how! to milk! aid plow.and do
all kinds of! farm! worki<Not ove
40 yrs. and must, bereliable and
ns Communicate
| with, J,..P.."Tingle,. Experiment.
Want, aman. who. can last i
well, at once. Mrs. J. or Cooper, |
Center Hill, FEE. Ave, Atlanta

sok
yatT

rm

army
ers: for goa 4- bie farni,, i ;
houses and bartis, 1 1-2 miles of

county seat, ih Toombs county.
we Howe
ter, Winder.

Want country woman to live
with smallfamily and help with

Mrs. BH Elrod, Atlanta, 1384.

Want good, nice;

2

un
for light farm

with elderly couple and * smal
ae een Ma-

Want. aeaee: healthg? dina:
or; girl to-help with light field
Work <-Miss Navinii Myrick, Gor-
don; R2.- ---
* Want? colored caretalr, for 26 j

put 10 children Givectef) Write
ae ee ot

RE?

Want: party: tom yun ai or 2
ahonise farmon halves; in Jones
county. Must beable toofinance
Self. .MrsicE: 'T Park; Macon,

Want. WOvaam. to i ne home

light farm work, forchom. Must.

vi Continunicate

9 Want boy 12 tools yrs old, :
porphan preferred): ito ae home

Good homefor right! Dearly. C. E
Want: satcronce . wihows 35 or 40
unineumbered;: itd assist
with: light: farm: work} for! board,
clothes and'smallisalary:! Come
oriwrite 2 one. Lee Moseley,
ECobbteowne, %3
Want endaim healthy; honest,
Hyrs. to

colored woman, 25xto! 40
tive insmalli family and: do light

es,0 board: andsmall: salary. L. D.
Cee Ri. 1OG

Plants Fc or: Sale

cOhiae) We ClabAce: plants, fresh
60c; 95c
M. Ready and paces paid, R.
CHahelor; Pitts, I

Bes and Chas.! WwW. o@abbage,
anid Ga: Heading vcollard plants,
TooC. $1M. Add postage. Mrs.

0G

New Stone tomato! and Head-
Fae collard plants, S0c** Me FOB.
{No ehks: nor'stanyps accepted. P
Ww. Wetherford, ao Branch
tos
i Ga. amare Marglobe tomato.
plants;200, 25040$1.109M 2 Imp-
Klondike | HES strawberry
plants, - 30 Cy nt
Crowe; Cumming R-1Lov
-~-Tomate-plants,....fresh.....&
gene and Stone, /

F. ss Stokes, Fitzge

5c M.
Flow-

= Sl. M,, .
Verna

60c. 50.

bean

St lots,

_ PAGE FOUR

Plants For Sale

Seed For Sale

MARKET BULLETIN

Miscellaneous For Sale

-Marglobe and Stone tomato
plants, $1 M.; 5 to 10 M. lots,
5c M. del. G. E, Waldrip,
Gainesville, R2.

Cabbage, tomato and collard
plants, 300, 25c; 500, 40c; 65 M.
del; 65c M. FOB. 10 M $5;
- Klondike strawberry plants, ins.
~ Cert. 300, 50c; $1.50 M. del; $1.25
-M., 5M. $5 FOB. Major Crow,
Gainesville, RE.

Stone tomato plants, 75c M.;

Lady Thompson strawberry $1.50
M; Klondike strawberry, $1 M.
P. B. Reynolds, Gainesville.

._ Cabbage plants, Extra Early
_ Jersey and Chas. E. Large, fresh
grown, 500, 65c; $1 M. del. post-
- paid. Water moss packed, fresh
del. F. F. Stokes, Fitzgerald.
Large, well-rooted Stone to-
~. mato and Chas. cabbage plants
on fresh land recently sown. 300
50c; 500, 75c; $1.25 M. postpaid.
: Moss. packed, safe arrival guar.
__E, A. Hayes, Buford.
Fine, healthy Early Jersey
Wakefield cabbage plants ready
now, $1 M. FOB. Elonzo Chance,
_ Garfield.
~ Red Gold strawberry plants,
50c C; Klondike, Lady Thomp-
- son and Everbearing strawberry,
$1.90 M. J. H. Call, Ellijay, R4:
Missionary strawberry plants,
(set now for a good spring crop)

a ma.

Seed For Sale

1933. Crimson clover seed in

chaff, 8c lb. FOB. R. B. Kinman,

Calhoun, R4, Box 62.

Genuine Purple Top, White

Globe turnip seed, also Japanese

- Shogoin, 1-2 lb. 20c;

: 3 lbs. $1. Postpaid. Clyde Bur-

ee Tell, Tucker.

. Red shallot onions, 40c
e del. Elizabeth Pool, Dacula, -
Bermuda onion sets, 25c per
qt. del. W, C, Hamby, Valdosta,
R2 Box 60.

_. Early Marjet Queen watermel-

on seed, the earliest, sweet mel-
on known (ripe fruit in 60 days
from date of planting). 5 doz.
seed, 10c postpaid. W. M. Thorn-

_ ton, Jesup.

Old-fashioned peach seeds for

- sale. Make best offer. Mrs. H.

~ O. Medlin, Fairmount, R2.

- Burr clover seed in rough, 1,

1-2 Ib. Clean seed, 5c lb. Roy

Lewis, Hartwell, R1.

g 20 Ibs. Willett Wonder frost-
_ proof garden pea seed, 25c lb.
_ Miss Florence Bailey, Hazelhurst,

_R3, Box 37.

+ Siberian onion sets, 5c gal.

$5 bu. Exp. collect; Yellow, 65c

gal. Hairy Vetch seed, 10 lb. $2.25

Booking orders. Cabbage plants

$1-M. OW. R. Stephens, Flowery

Branch.

"gal.

- 10 lb; Mustard seed, rye, Oats,
: close price. W. H.
Pearson.
Red multiplying onion buttons
0c gal. prepaid. Plant in fall
_ for early spring use, Mrs. N. M.
Green, Blue Ridge, R2, Box 35.
- Scallion onions, 50c gal. and
buttons, 15c qt., also shallots,
game price. Not prepaid; broom
- eorn, 30c bunch. Not prepaid.
Mrs. H. B. Ford, Lavonia.
~. Burr clover seed, hand clearn-
ed and dbl. screened, 50 Ib. bags
- $3 ea. Josh Johnson, Lavonia.
-. callion onion sets, 25c gal.
- plus postage; 1 qt. Stump the
-_ World Peach, (large, white,

RIL.

- $2 M. FOB. W. H. Stewart, A

1 Ib. 35c; |?

a Rape seed, 2 Ibs. 25c; 5 Ibs. up|
-Waddelle,-

freestone, delicious peaches, al-
most bloomless) seed. Make best
offer. Dollie Eller, Titus.

White nest onions for Fall
planting and _ collard seed for
sale, or exch. Mrs. L. C. Harris,
Dallas, R2.

White multiplying onions, $1.50
bu. FOB. Mrs. Logan Beach,
Gainesville, Rl.

Burr clover seed, with soil suf-
ficient to. inoculate, $2 per 100
lbs. Robt. T. Allen, Riverdale, R.
-Eaves large, yellow multiply-
ing, prolific onions, 25 qt., 5 qts.
$1. Del, Jos. Norman, Dewyrose,

Green hot pepper, 30c gal. old
fashioned running Speckled but-
ter-beans, 9c lb. Exc. either or

other value for meat, feathers,

or seed oats. Mrs. W. R. Davis,
Calhoun, R5.

Coffee seed, ready to del. 15c
pkt. $1.10 Ib. del. Cash with or-

der. A. M. Calhoun, Soperton,
R3.
Purple-Top turnip Seed, 35c

Ip. Chas. W. and E. J. cabbage
seed, $1 lb.; collard, 35c. All post-
paid. Marcus Williams, Gaines-
ville, Rl.

Clear-seed and Stone seedling
peach seed, 6 or 7 bu. Make of-
fer per Ib. FOB. John T. Max-
well, Bowman, R2.

Cabbage seed, $1 bu. All best
yar. Purple Top White Globe
turnip, mustard, rutabega seed,
ea. 35c 1lb.; Bermuda onion seed
white or yellow, $2.50 Ib. post-
paid. W. W. Williams, Quitman.

Blue Winter collard seed, 30c
lb.; Heading collard, 30c lb., red
multiplying onions, 15c qt. Ever-
bearing purple hull peas, $1.30
u:, big brown Clay peas, $1.25
bu. All sound, 1933 crop. FOB.
J. H. Lewis, Wray, Rl, Box 30-
A. ; :

Seed Wanted

Want several tons Sorghum
cane seed or Kaffir corn for
feed. Walter Rahman,
care Georgia Pigeon Farm.

Want several hundred Ibs.
Crimson clover seed. Chas. O.
Smith, Forest Park, Rl.

Miscellaneous For Sale

l1-horse wagon, good as new,
$35, or exc. for anything of
equal value. FOB. L. L. Kelly,
Marietta, R5.

25 lbs. new, white wool, free

Of burrs. 25c. 1b. FOR. M. F:
Jones, Metter, Ri, Box 111.

3 var. figs, Wild Goose, Blue
Damson plums, $1 doz. garlic, 2
doz, 25e; Currants, Spearmint,
25c per shoe-box full. Exc. for
feed sacks, honey, or what have
you Olan Kown, White.

White feed sacks made from
heavy material, 100 Ib. cap. 6c ea.
FOB. Add postage. Cash with
order. Hilary McEntyre, Calhoun.
White wool, not washed, 25c
Ib. Add postage. Jack Cagle,
Canton, R3.

Yellow root, sassafras, May-
apple, 10c 1b; Rattle root, Ange-
lice root, 5 Ibs. 25c. Add postage.
M. E. Adams, Marietta, R3.

Good milk wagon for sale. See
or write. N. G. Lang, Waycross.

Will make fig preserves on the
halves. Party furnish sugar and
their part of containers, or will
furnish everything an make at
35c qt. Mrs. J. H. Hayes, Rut-
ledge.

Macon,

Good 2-horse wagon, pair of
wild geese, $10 and $15 pr. 4 pr.
White China geese, $4 and $5 pr.
28 head nice cows and heifers
and males. J. Frank Welborn,
Rock Springs.

Scuppernongs on 2 large vines
for sale. Make offer; new sun-
dried peaches, free from worms,
etc., 15c Ib.; mixed turnip and
rape seed, 35c lb. del. Mrs. A. H.
Price, Locust Grove.

Artichokes, $2 bu; Napier
grass roots, $1 C; T, L, Mitchell,

| Macon,

50 doz.;
$2. M; 500

Rhubarb plants,
strawberry plants,
$1.25; Yellow root, 35c lb.; hot
green pepper, 35c gal.; Pepper-
mint plants, 35 doz. Miss Cecil
McCurley, Hartwell, R.

Red and Black Raspberry
plants, 35c doz; Garden goose-
berry, 8 for $1; Dill seed, 20c
cupful; Rhubarb, 2 for 25c; May-
apple roots, 2 lbs. 30c. Clyde
Eaton, Dahlonega, Rl.

New white duck feathers, 75c
Ib.; Also 5 White Indian Runner
ducks and drake, $3. T. K. Moore
Canton,

Small roots, Jubilee or Chin-
ese dates (good for
chickens) from bearing trees, $1
ea. mailed and insured, D. J.

McIntosh, Blackshear,

Miscellaneous Wanted

Want 10 or 15 lbs. new goose
feathers, not used. Write best
cash price. Mrs, Mamie Stone,
Adairsville, R2.

Will pay $4 pound for genuine
wild Ginseng; 30c lb. for Golden
Seal, 12 1-2c lb. for Senaca root,
5c Ib. for pink root. Send sample
G. Freeman, Ila, Ga.

Exc. dried cooking apples for
white feed sacks: 1 lb. for 2
sacks. Want dozen at once. Will
send fruit soon as receive sacks.
Write immediately. Ada Powell,
Rising Fawn, R3.

Want corn, wheat, cured side
meat and hams. Make lowest
cash price or will exc. value.
Write A. J. Story, Fitzgerald.

Want seedling peach trees or
seed; White English, Indian, Tin-
ley and other: late ripening va-
rieties. Quote price and varieties.
Address: W. J. Wallace, Roberta.

Georgia Products
For Sale

BUTTER FOR SALE
8 to 10 lbs. nice table butter
ea. week, 25c lb. Cows T. B.
tested. Ella M. Parker, Talking
Rock, Rs.

CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE

1933 crop Golden Queen pop-
corn, free of weevils, 5c lb. Jas.
W. Hogan, Mystic, Rl.

1933 Rat Tooth pop-corn, 5c
lb. Free from weevils and defec-
tive grains and shelled. Include
postage with ordre. William Rus-
sell, Moultrie, R4.

FRUIT FOR SALE

1 M. bu. apples ready for
truckers now. Located on State
Highway, No. 2, 6 miles east of
Blue Ridge. J. C. Edwards, Morg-
anton.

20 Ibs. good, bright dried
peaches for sale or exc. for 20
lbs. good dried apples, Mrs, E.
A. Culliver, Mauk.

hogs and},

gal.

Georgia Products

For Sale

Damson plums, 25c gal. plus
postage. Mrs. L. OD. Spriggs,
Rockmart.

Large, cultivated Crabapple,
65e bu. L. A. Ponder, Juliette.

1933 crop, nice sundried apples

12 1-2c Ib. in 10 Jb. lots, post-
paid; Garden gooseberries, 3 for
50c. All prepaid. Dewitt T. White,
Dahlonega, R1, Box 37.

_ Dried peaches, free from worm,
10c lb. Cyril Carter, Whites-
burg, Ri.

Nice, sundried peaches, this
yrs. crop, 10c lb. in 10 Ib. lots.
Add postage. C, F. Sargent, Cor-
dele, R B.

FRESH AND CURED MEATS
FOR SALE
Oak-smoked hams, 16c_ Ib.;
sides and shoulders, 12c lb. Exc.
for seed rye and oats. Malvin
Collins, Whigham.

HONEY BEES AND BEE SUP-
PLIES FOR SALE
Pure new, shunk, fancy honey,
in 5 Ib. pails, 12 per case, $6;
Extracted, $5.50. Prompt del. and
sat. guar. J. T. Mullis, Alma.

PECANS AND PEANUTS
FOR SALE
100 Ibs. choice Vanderman and
Stuart pecans, 1932 crop, 13c Ib.
del. C. W. Waughtel, Homeland.

SYRUP FOR SALE
46 gal. extra thick sorghum
syrup in new cypress barrel, 35c
Cc. C. Wyche, Moreland.

Georgia Products
Wanted

BALED SHUCKS WANTED

Want a car of good baled.
shucks. State what you have and
price. H. B. Williamson, Monroe.

COTTON SEED WANTED

Want to buy 100 bu. Cokers
Farm Relief cotton seed. Must
be pure and sound. Make best
price; also, same amount pure
Ruckers. R. R. Brooks, Daniels-
ville.

FRESH VEGETABLES
WANTED

Wnt tot buy cabbage by truck
loads at the field, also apples, by
truck load. Send cheapest price
by the pound and by the bu. W.
H. Williams, Meigs, R2.

Poultry For male

ANCONAS
16 Sheppard str. Ancona hens,
$7.00; White Rock, 5 mos. old
cockerels, 85c ea. Mrs. Jeptha
PP. Pullin, McDonough.

BANTAMS
~ 1 cockerel, 4 pullets, deep col-
or Buff Cochins, $10.00; 1 cock,

$15; pair B. B. Modern Red
Game, $3.50. Others. Miss Al-
berta Wood, Atlanta, 325 Rich-

ardson St., SW.

2 prs. growh common ban-
tams, 50c ea. pair; also several
pullets and cockerels, same
strain, half-grown, 20c each.
Healthy stock. Lorena Morgan,
Avera, Ri.

8 pullets and 2 roosters, April
White Game bantams, small
type, $3.00 for 10; six 2 mos. old
large Muscovey ducks, wt. 3 Ibs.,
ea., $1.50 for the 6. M. G. Cheat-
ham, Holly .Springs.

will trade.

old, fat, healthy, :
380c ea. FOB. Money |
order only. Mrs. J. T.
Forest Park.

nevolence, Ga.

BRAHMAS
Few light Brahma
March, hatch, 75c a.,
pre-paying ches. _
Spearman, Villa Rica

order. Mrs. A. H. Wats
mont.

Booths AAA B. RB Cc
14 wks. old, 75c ea. FOB.
Melton, Shellman.

Pure-bred Barred R
hatch cockerels, 75c
Marvin Tanner, Gain

40 nice B. RR. pullet
hatch, leading strain,
and: in good cond., so
ing, cheap, 85c ea., O1
lot is taken. J. B. Par.
mont.

Pure bred Buff Rock:
old cocks, $1 ea. or exc.
hatch Buff Rock pullets
tams. Make best

ea. FOB. No culls.
ers Relief cotton

RI.

erel,,

ers, Parham str. Marc
Prize Winning ee

C. D. Floyd, a
Allens Roundhead

also Game Bantams, 4
Blair, Douglasville.
Pure Nigger Roundh

heads, 1 1-2 Ibs. fi
stock, for sale ch
room. W. C. oe

$4. FOB. Mrs. J.B. Pi
son, R 4.,

20 W. L pullets,
State College Agricul
ea. if taken at once;
R. I. Red rooster, Do:
dark red, $1. Mrs. wel
Adairsville. z

100 Tancred Leghor
pullets, $1 ea.; 75 hens
75 ea. 50 Mahood RI
pullets, $1.50 ea; 25 B
1933 hatch, $1.25 ea. J.
Atlanta, R 3. 3

8 wks. old W. Li cock
Mating, direct from
baby chicks, 50 ea.;_
Mrs. Otis Bunn, |

, Box 94.

of the writer.

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