PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETSJ. F. GREER, DIRECTOR. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1933. STATE CAPITOL AY AGRICULTUR COMMISSIQNER == NUMBER 87, ore It is encouraging to find such a keen interest in the aprovement of our dairy industry. I see no reason why eorgia should not develop this industry until it would lead all the other states in the Union. Our surplus milk is a hindrance to the further de- velopment of dairying in our state at present. I am do- g what I can to foster the building of more creameries he state. I have lately visited one of the best farmers cooperative creameries in the state at Washington, Geor- gia. This is owned and controlled by the farmers of Wil- ses County. The profits earned since it was established five years ago have paid all expenses, paid for the plant. nd has always paid the farmers good dividends in giving 1em a constant and satisfactory market for their dairy _ Many farmers in this section of the State have sup- _ ported their families and made their crops from the sale _ of cream. I talk to many of them, and without an excep- n, find them pleased. They said they did not know hat they would have done without this industry in their IERIES IN GEORGIA communitythat it had supplied them with the necessi- ties of life this year. There are several other good creameries in the state, but the one at Washington seems to set a good safe ex- ample for other prospective establishments. If we had a good creamery in every section of the state, we would hear nothing more of surplus milk that brings down the average prices so low that dairying has suffered very se-_ riously in the way of low income. In fact, the dairying industry cannot survive the low prices for products and the high prices for labor and feed. We hope to see cream- eries built in Carroll, Hall and Calhoun Counties. _ __..._ Some of the best citizens of the state are behind this_ S movement. Let the'dairymen.of the state wake up to the fact that before dairying can come fully into its own, we must find a profitable way to absorb this surplus milk. There has been some effective work done by the Department of Agriculture in creating a sentiment for the building of cheese factories. These factories require but a small outlay of money, and will aid also in the absorp- tion of some of the surplus milk. G, C. ADAMS, Commissioner of Agriculture. 3 MARKET REPORT Hs OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS Prevailing Wholesale Prices Sept. 11, 19838. Always Subject to Variation. er Atlanta Extra, Selected, Whites, doz. ---.22-.25 eC Pity COs =e SS Soe oe 18 gos, standard, doz 2 1-2 gal. milk, 1 pound butter per day, $15, or exc. for nice hogs or young hens. Mrs. N. A. Combs Washington, R 2. 12 milch cows for sale cheap. Percy Harper, Madison, R 2. 15 grade steers, wt. 600 to 800 lbs., fat and good cond. Make best offer at pasture. J. B. Jar- rell, Greenville. Pure bred Guernsey bull, 40 mos. old, wt. nearly 1 M. Ibs. Well marked. Sell or exc. for 1 of same breed. L. T. Lane, Franklin, R 2. 2 pure bred Jersey cows; 1 freshen in 10 Gays; 1 heifer, 1st calf, 2 1-2 mos. old; 3 pure bred calves, for sale. Exc, 1 bull calf for pure bred hens or what have you? Mrs, E. Spence, Dunwoody Roswell Road. Good, sound milch cow far sale or exc. for a good, gentle pony in good cond. J. T. Wil- liams, Turin, R 1. Reg. Hereford cattle for sale. Either sex, from the Souths leading herd of Herefords, J. J. /Cummings, Donalsonville. HOGS FOR SALE 6 wks. old pigs, Berkshire and P. C. crossed, thoroughbred on both sides. C. V. done, Mays- Ville, R 1. Reg. O. I. C. sows, 3 yrs. old, cholera immune, 3-400 lbs, Reg. in buyers name, $14 ea. Male pigs, about ready for service, $8 ea. Gilts, all sizes, A. T. Rigsby, Sale City. HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE = Black and white Shetland pony, wt. about 450 lbs. Sound, healthy, gentle. Sell or exc. for good milch cow or fine bred Jersey heifer. Mrs. Robert L. James, Homerville, R 2. Middleaged mule, wt. 1 M. Ibs $75 cash. W. M. Watkins, Fitz- gerald, R 2. Mare mule, wt. about 1300 Ib. $75; also 1 horse wagon, good as new, $35; 1 Jersey cow,, freshen last of November, $40. J. W. Wal- -| low, Douglasville, R 1. Pair of Black brood mares, 7 and 8 yrs. old. Wt. when fat, 2200 Ibs. work good, single and double, $200 cash. R. D. Giles, Douglasville, R 2. 8 yr. old Shetland pony, plack and white spotted, $25. W. D. Vanhook, Cut Cane. Good brood mare, wt. 1 M. Ibs. 14 yrs. old, kind and gentle, work anywhere, no _ blemishes, $60 or exc. for good mule, not over 10 yrs. old. R. S. Parham, Greenville. 2 iron gray mules, 5 and 6 yrs old, wt. 1400 and 1155 Ibs. for sale. About 5 or 6 miles south of Dalton. R. T. Jones, Dalton, R 1. 2 good mare mules, 9 and 11 yrs. old, wt. 1 M. Ibs. each. $175 cash for both. S. L. Talley, Adairsville, R 2. 7 yr. old brood mare, work anywhere, gentle, for sale. Will T. Martin, Dalton, R 1. 1 pair of mare mules, wt. about 900 and 1 M. Ibs., respec- tively, work anywhere, in good : 1 Supt. Red Shield ee 125 Ay St., N. E., Atla RABBITS FOR SALE _ Ped. N. Z. Reds and Chinehil- |} las, breeding stock, at reasonable prices. Write or call, TE; Bass: Atlanta, 692 Kirkwood Ave. White N. Z. rabbits, ped, 3 does and buck, large stock, for sale Or exc. for heavy breed pul- lets. Hansel Sirman, Valdosta, Box 522. White rabbits, $1 per pair plus express ches. E. T. Boynton, Ar- lington. = SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE Sell or ere. goats for milch cows, fresh -in. Common goats mixed with Nubian. Sev. nan- nies with kids, 1 fine bill, some small weathers. E. G. May, Sparks. ; I Nubian doe, first milkiny, 4 sts. per day and should give 5 or 6 next time, $25 or $28 reg. in buyers name; 3 steers, 3 1-2 mos. old, good cond. Jersey and Holstein, $25. R. R. Duffey, Mt. Oak Farm, Carrollton. Live Stock Wanted CATTLE WANTED Want to buy 10 to 15 calves, 2 to 4 mos. old, $2.50, $3.50 ea; Prefer buying all together, Also have thoroughbred Hampshire, 8 12 wks. old, $6 pr. eee Duggan, Chester. Want to buy Jersey cow, about 3rd calf, giving3 gal. Will pay. $5 cash and $2 weekly on bal- ance. Address: I. lebanoff, Clarkston. Exc. 35 head of White Kings and common pigeons, mixed, to swap for a heifer, 5 mos. old, or for hog. C. B. Clements, Macon, R 5. HOGS WANTED Want 8 hogs to fatten on shares. See: Leonard Dixon, care of Dr. Jno. Odens Farm, Black- shear, Ga. Want a big bone Black P. C. thrifty male pig. Quote price. M. L. Tolar, Bainbridge, 226 Brough- ton St. Exc. 6 sheep for 6 good pigs or nice heifer yearlings, or will sell for best offer. L. W. Mason, Winston. HORSES AND MULES WANTED Want 2 or 3 plug horses or mules that can be bought at a bargain. Must have good limbs and eyes; lame one will be O. K. if can be cured or one with wind injured will be O. K. Jesse Sikes Collins. Want good, gentle horse, wt. about 800 Ibs. in exchange for Jersey cow that will freshen a- bout Xmas. EF, H. Blankenship, Chauncey, R 2. Want to buy a pair of good mules, not over 12 or 13 yrs. old. Must have good eyes and good wind, and be cheap for cash. H. L. Ropers, Screven. Want 2 mules, middleaged, also 2 horse wagon, 4-3 to 4 gal. cows. State best price for cash. 50 miles of Macon. F. H. Turner Macon, R 1. Want for cash, 1 small plug mule, near Athens. A. F, Pledges Athens, R 1. SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED Want 1 milk goat that will give gt. at milking and. will freshen pretty soon, cheap for cash; trade 4 bantam hens for rabbits. James A. Turner, Cleve- land, R 4, Box 10. Positions Wanted - Have a number of men who are interested in farm work. What have you.to offer. Com- municate with E. K. Moody, Want ose 2 horse tab. ood Want : houses, barns, 10 or more acres good bottom land. Standing rent or will lease. Able to furnish self. Consider anywhere in Ga., for right farm. Marvin O. Davis Starrsville, ~ Man with plenty of labor, raised on farm, wants to gather this yrs. crop, and wants 3 horse farm for 1934, on shares. Ref. T. D. Castleberry, Macon, ae Hart- ley Ave. Want place for self and child- ren on truck or poultry farm. Widow with 5 children, oldest 18 yrs. of age. Excellent ref. Mrs. R. L. Williamson, Covena, 22 yr. old, honest, sober, thor- oughly reliable young man want to run poultry farm and truck or general farming on 50-50 bas- is, or for reasonable salary. Best of ref. Was raised on farm. Good education, can drive car or truck and do some repair work. John D. Bass, Atlanta, 66 Fed- eral Terrace. 51 yr. old man, alone, wants place on farm, driving truck for dairy or truck farm. Sev. years exp. buying cream from the pro- ducer. Unable to do hard man- ual labor. State what you can offer. R. Z. Boatright, Tennille, R 3, Care J. W. Franklin. Want small 1 horse crop on 50-50 basis within 25 miles At- lanta. J. A, Scott, Norcross, R 1. Will tan your cow and deer hides for cash, or on halves, I. S. Brewton, Waycross, R 2. Expert Milley wants Mill on 50-50 basis, or wages. Consider 1 or 2 horse farm on 50-50 basis for 1934. Good land with good man, near school. Come after me with truck at once. L. Bighbee, Cuthbert. Man of 40 yrs. would like to have work on farm, pick cotton or anything. Life exp. like to truck for 1934. Will trade any way areeable. State best offer in first letter. G. P. Thomas, Lula, R 2: Man with 8 in family, 6 to work, wants crop on 50-50 basis for 1934, raising cotton, corn, truck farming etc. Will raise chickens, hogs and cattle on shares. Best of ref. Prefer be- tween LaFayette and Atlanta. R. iL. Gilreath, Summerville, R 3. Want job as Overseer for farm or plantation 10-20 or even more plows. Ready to start December Ist. Best of ref. T. J. Anderson, Cusseta. 29 yr. old young man desires position on farm or. dairy at once. Expert dry hand milker. Can do most anything on farm, $10 per mo. board and laundry. Charlie Brown, Thomasville, P. O. Box 464. Want good farm, good build- ings and etc. Standing rent on- ly. Atlanta, Austell and Doug- lasville section. State terms, conditions, etc. in first letter, J. W. Braughton, Bowdon, R38, Box 27. Want job on farm for rest of this, and for next year. Middle- aged, single. Reliable, good work- er. D. H. Bryant, Atlanta, 476 Simpson St. Want good blacksmith job. Life time exp. Ref. T. C. Davis, Atlanta, R 3, Care C. B. Dobbs, Constitution Road. _ Widower of 50, exp. poultry raiser, want to live in home of refined family and assist with work. C. W. Queen, Quitman, Care F. M. Gaddis, County Axt: __Married man with wife, wants work on farm for bal. this year for wages and good crop for 1934]. on shares, Life ee -eXD, in a Like to get moved where could get es and ref. C. P. Mays, A A Roswell Road, Care Mr, ells Place. Widow wants a fe assisting with light farm No field work. Good | State terms, Ref. exch, Driver, College Park. Want 4 to 6 horse ero halves, with 4 houses on th place and with a good pas near good school and chure U. Singleton, Norcross, R 2. Refined, nice widow with boys, 14 and 11 yrs. of age, @ home on farm. assisting light farm work; bo light farm chores, for | Want any kind of mae fol rest of 1933 and 1 horse 1934, wages or 50-50 basi | widow, 28 yrs. old and boy. Prefer small house selves. Plenty exp. in farm we Mrs. Irene Peacock, Sas Rt. A young white at ee -assisting with light far: for home as one of family, 1 and $12 per mo. with Cc risti people. Ref. exch. Miss -E 21 English, Baldwin. ing man for 1934, begin | Know how to work and afraid of it. Can furnish re M. Faulkner, Monticello, R 3. Man, 56 yrs. old, want overseer of large farm. a e ti exp. in farming and stock ing. Good home veterinaria can run truck and take c all business matters for fi C. Wyche, Moreland, Want. job as farm | for 1934. Well exp. in farn Can furnish good ref. Wo straight or on a cen age basis. J. M. Freeman,, Dov er, S A homiless old man and daugh- ter. exp. in trucking and p try raising, wants place good people. Emory B. D Valdosta. Want job as overseer. oS 10 horse farm, look after. cows, etc. for 1934. Life exp farming. Salary: part mo. part land. Have to be yrs. old, 10 yr. old boy Alligood, Dexter, R. 3. Clean man, alone, wal ts crop for 1934, with moral Good land. T can furnis room and stock. Can mc Fall and help gather crop. Re exch. -C.- 3; Bradford, - Lith Rls Want. job assisting th farm work. No field work, home and small salary. V reliable. State what you offer. Mrs, Mary J. Wei Atlanta, 431 Pulliam 1 Want 3 horse farm for 193 on 50-50 basis. Can run sel have plenty of help. Want land and good house, ne and school. Ref. J. H. Wi Moultrie, R 5. : = Poultryman, exp. 1 breeding and incub eting, and all details of t ness, would like to tak of, or start large comm poultry farm. Salary or co! sion. Married. Best of re Gantt, College Park, R 1. Want job digging well, Positions ae Farm Help Wanted at Plants For Sale | Plants For Sale = Want 2 horse crop on halves or a small dairy and truck farm on halves. D. E. Harvill, Con- yers. Want 1 horse crop, good house close to College Park, Hapeville, Riverdale, or Jonesboro section. Standing rent. R. M. Wells, Riv- erdale, R 1. Want small 1 horse farm with house to live in, place for small blacksmith shop and Grist mill, near Dalton, Calhoun or LaFay- ette. J. W. Carter, Coleman. _ A-1 dairyman wants location. Single, 28 yrs. old, high school education, exp. with milking ma- chines, retail and wholesale del. routes, and dairying in general. ar Albert Pierce, West Point, 4. Want good 1 horse farm for wages or share crop. So. Ga. be- low Macon preferred. Life time exp. on farm. Reliable. Have to be moved and furnished. Col- ored. Abbott Smith, Atlanta, 351 Gemunden St. . Want a yood 1 horse farm on share basis or for wages. So. Ga. preferred. Lived on farm all life time. Reliable. Have to be moved and furnished. Colored. Arthur Gardner, Atlanta, 983 Green- fair St. SW. Want good 4 horse farm on halves for 1934. Near school and churches. 7 to work. Want good house with water. Mean busi- ness. C. M. Shelley, Cave Spgs., 1 - Want 1 horse farm, also job looking after stock, for some good man. Wife and self and 2 children. B. Adams, West Green. _ Farm Help Wanted Want good farmer for 2 horse crop on 8rds and 4ths. See Guy - Osborn, Cleveland. R 1. Want good colored girl to help with light farm work. 5 in fam- fly. No field work, Will send toj school if desired. See or write. Mrs. Emma Jackson, William- Want boy 14 to 18 yrs. of age, a willing worker to come and help with farm work and have a share crop in 1934. Must be without bad habits. Orphan pre- ferred. G. M. Purcell, Ashland, R 1, Box 56. Want refined country raised young woman for light farm work. State full particulars in first letter. Valdosta, Box 522. - Want honest, healthy, indus- trious married man with small family, settled to truck farm. Must be capable of selling truck etc. after growing crop, keep up car, and have at least a high school education. W. H. Wad- delle, Pearson. Want a good, nice, . strong, good character, good worker for a 1 horse farm for next yr, live as one of fami- ly and small salary. Give cotton | patch next yr. W. J. Edenfield, Graymont. Want a smart, neat, young woman, 18 to 30 yrs. of age, who can do light farm work. No field work, to live as one of family and small salary. Ref. exch. Write. Rev. and Mrs. G. T. Car- ithers, Nicholson, R 2. Want a good man to run a 3 or 4 horse farm on 80 acres of land. Everything furn. Small sal- ary. Miss Bessie Woolfolk, James Ga. Want good, smart, honest, re- able colored woman, about 30 rs. of age to help with general ght farm work for good home, board and clothes, with some spending money. Write at once. urnishing ref. Mrs. Chester avis, Buchanan. J. Hamp Sirman, | Want healthy, reliable coun- try raised woman, good charac- ter, unincumbered, needing home for light farm work. No field work. 4 in family. T. L: Blanton, Lake Park, Want exp. farmer for a 2 horse farm, Must be able to furnish own stock, tools and supplies. Good land of 20 acres or more of bottoms, and plenty of uplands. Good house, pasture etc. Write or see: Grady C. Tay- lor, Alpharetta, R 3. Want man and wife to take charge of small dairy, 12 cows and look after other stock, hogs mules, and farming. Must he good workers, honest and sober and thoroughly reliable. W. M. Gartrell, Blue Ridge. - Want couple, not over 35 yrs. of age. for all-round farm work. Must be strong and healthy, and furnish satisfactory ref. Good house, food in owners house, and $20 mo. Write: W. G. Col- lins, Cedartown, R 3. Want exp. dairyman, that is sober, honest and a married man | T. F. Thomas, Lavonia. oe Want man and wife, without children, to gather crop this fall and make crop next year. Must be industrious, agreeable sober, honest, healthy. A good home for right people. Ref. exe. | G. W. Meadows, Ohoopee, Want country bey for dairy and farm work. $6 to $8 mo. and board. No high school student need apply. Must be good work- | er. No transportation. Mrs. B. G. Lee, Macon, R 2, Forsyth Road. Want white girl to live in home with me as ane of family, board and clothes. Not over 25 yrs. old. Light farm work. No field work. Self and husband only in family. Want party who is exp. and knows how, to tan 2 deer hides. Write. Mrs. Ira Smith, Vidalia. 1 good 2 horse farm for stand- ing rent. Not on halves. Good location to church and school. Good community. J. C. Buffing- ton, Zebulon, R 1. Want reliable man with stock and equipment for 3 or 4 horse crop, Third and Fourths, or Standing rent. Good land, house, barn and pasture. J. E. Hil, Winder. Want a hustling farmer for 1934. Must be a true Christian man, smooth temperament; with 2 good plow mules or horses. Will give good bargain. Answer at once for particulars. HE. J. Ridder, Alma, Want man with force to run blacksmith shop and small 1 horse crop, probably a small corn mill. Standing rent, or 3rd and 4ths. Must be honest and sober. &. E. F. Jerkins, Lithia Springs. . Plants For Sale Missionary strawberry plants, true to name, any amount, $2.25 per M, packed in damp moss. Exc. some for baby chicks, Reds or B. Rocks preferred. - Bud Sweat, Alma, R 1, Box 26. Cabbage plants, Early Jersey and Flat Dutch, 500 for 65c; $1 M. postpaid. I, L. Stokes, Fitz- gerald, R 3. Rhubarb plants, 50c doz. 8 doz. $1.10; peppermint and spearmint, 25c doz. Money order Mrs. Thornton McCurley, Hart- well. Lady Thompson and Klondike strawberry plants, 300, 50c; $1 M. .postpaid; 5 M. $4 Exp. col- lect. Exc. for collard or tomato | seed. L. A, 8 Oakwood. Cabbage plants, 500, 60c;_ to- mato plants, 75 M. 5 M. $3 del. B. Crow, Gainesville. Mastodon everbearing straw- berry plants, 30c C; $2.50 M. Any kind of an-old peach tree, $1.75 C. Emley Long, Cleveland, R 4, Box 13. Earliest. var. eens straw- berry plants, 20c $1.50 M; very large Sn strawber- ry, 30c C; $2.50 M. Mrs. Grady Crowe, Cumming, Hie ds Long Island Wakefield cab- bage plants, ready Oct. 1st; col- lard and E. J. W. Charleston, 20c C; 500 75c del; $1 M. FOB. Good as can be grown. E. T. Clements, Tennille. Lady T. and Mastodon Ever- bearing strawberry plants, 25c C $2 M. Add postage. Mrs. H. T. Crumley, Cleveland, R 4. Pie plant, horse radish, 5c; May cherry, quince, 3, 30c; fox- prape, 6, 30c; horse and sweet apple, 3, 20c. Exc. for farm pro- ducts. Henry Eller, Ellijay, R 3. McDonald blackberry, Himala- ya blackberry, $1 C; $7 M; Lu- cretia and Premo dewberry, Irg. rooted Kudzu, 75c C. $5 M. Care- fully packed and postpaid. J. W. Toole, Macon, R 2, Extra large Marglobe, Stone and Baltimore tomato, cabbage and collard plants, 300, 50c; 500, 75c; $1.25 M. mailed; 5 M. up, 75c M. B, R. Woodliff, Flewery Branch. Klondike strawberry plants, cheap or exc. for anything can use. Mrs. L. H. Coe, Hastanollee. New Stone, Baltimore tomato and fine collard plants, $1.25 M; mailed; 300, 50c; 500, 75c. Guar. Benny Pirkle, Flowery Branch, Fuk. New Stone and Marglobe to- mato plants, 75 M; 5 M. up, 50c M. coilect. Effie Crow, Gaines- ville, R 2. Large, well rooted cabbage- heading collard plants, 50c, 300, $1.25 M. del. Talmadge Clark, Flowery Branch. Goose berries, $2.25 per OC; postpaid; Red and Black Ever- bearing raspberries, $1 per 15; little Sugar Pears, 15c ea. Mrs. Cleo Long, Dahlonega, R I, Mastodon kEverbearing and Lady T. strawberry plants, 30c C; $2 M. Blue Damson plums, large Goose plum, 15c ea; White English peach trees, same price. Mrs. Mae Turner, Cleveland, R 4 Strong, healthy Collard, New Stone and Baltimore tomato plants, 500, 65c; $1.10 M. del. Orders filled promptly. J. F. Bennett, Flowery Branch, R 1. Lady T. strawberry plants, 25c C; 500, $1; $2 M; Klondike strawberry, 500, 75c; $150 M. Ethel Crow, Gainesville, R 2. Marglobe and Stone tomato plants, 500, 50c; 85c M. del. 5 M. 75c M. collect. W. O. Waldrip, Flowery Branch. Mastodon Everbearing straw- berry plants, 85c C. postpaid in Ga. or 300 for $1. Mrs. Pearl Turner, Cleveland, R 4. Sage plants, 6 for 18c; dry sage, pulverized, soda-box full, 10c; 3 for 25c. Exc. for white feed Sacks at 5c ea. Lorena Voll- rath, Winston. Stone and Baltimore tomato and Ga. collard plants, i5c C; 60c, 500; $1 M; Over 5 M. 75c M. collect. C..F. Waldrip, Flowery Branch, R 1. C. W. cabbage and Ga. collard plants, 35c, 200; 65c, 500; old time scallion onion buttons, 40c gal; walnut meats, 50c for 2 Ibs. | del. MR F. Happolet,.; ee New : lots, 10 qt; white Frost-proof cabbage plants 90c del. M. 500 for 50c, del. Now ray. Prompt shipment. S. D.. Shef- field, Baxley, R 4, Box 128. New patented Acme thornless Young perry, $1.25 doz; regular Young perry (Govt stock), 65c doz; Blakemore Bellmar and Mastodon strawberry plants, 60c C. All postpaid. Homer O. Neal, Ashland, R 2, Plants Wanted Want horseradish crowns and also rhubarb plants, for fall planting. State price in letter. Mrs. Guy Clark, Valdosta, R 1. Want 15000 fresh cabbage plants, Barly Jersey and Chas. W., del. to Pavo. H. J. McCor- vey, Pavo. : Want 1M. White Bermuda onion plants. Mrs. J. W. Bell, Bremen, R 1, Box 69. Want pure Klondike berry plants. State price, Mrs. I. A. Freeman, Wrens. Seed For Sale Red nest onions, 40c gal; pure bred Brown Leghorn eggs from no-akin stock, 40c setting. Add straw- etc. }postage. Mrs. T. A. Stowers, Tif- TON, bu oe New crop broom corn seed, 20 | lb; Kudzu plants, 25c doz. Cin- namon vine tubers, 10c doz. Mrs J. Winter, Buford. Good Calif. multiplying beer seed, 10c per good start, del. Mrs. Carrie Floyd, Rockmart. Burr clover seed in rough, Ic per lb. FOB. L. A. Motes, Elber- ton, Rs. Sunflower _ seed, Egyptian wheat (fine egg producer), green or red pimiento pepper. Sell or exc. for large breed jullets. Make offer. B. B. Morgan, Clyo. New crop, recleaned Burr clov- er, (contains sufficient soil to inoculate) 5c Ib. S. B. Kinard, Jackson. Old time red multiplying shal- multiplying onions, 15c qt; Alicomoayne, 10c ea. rooted; catnip, sage and hore hound, 5c bunch. Mrs. Williams, Cumming, R 6. Crimson and Burr clover seed bright, ripe and clean. Write for information. 30 yrs. exp. Also 4 reg. Jersey bulls, excellent breed- ing and cheap. S. L. Thornton, Dewyrose, R 2. Fine, white multiplying onions 50e gal. postpaid. No chks. nor stamps. Mrs. Shock Adams, Law- renceville, R 4. New Allen R. Johnsons black seed watermelon. Cross between Watson and .Excel (possessing all the good qualities of both; resembling the Watson) Seed, $2.50 per lb. Allen R. Johnson, Empire. Onion buttons for Fall plant- ing by prepaid mail, 30c per gal C. E. Smith, Braselton. Imp. Calif. beer seed, 10c per start. Yellow root, 25c Ib. del. J. M. Craton, Dallas, R 4. Calif. multiplying beer seed, 10c per good start, del. Mrs. Rushie Craton, Dallas, R 4. Want small amount of 1933 Buck Wheat seed. J. A. Sartain, LaFayette. White multiplying onions, 15c per qt. or 50c gal. Add postage. Mrs. G. V. Schubert, Lula, R 1. Scallion onion buttons, 15c qt. Shallot onions, 25c for 200 plants Add 10c postage. Now is time to plant. Mrs. W. O. Wiley, Lula, Rect. Crimson clover seed in chaff, inoculated, full directions for seeding, clear other seed, 4c lb. Exc. 60 ibs. for 2 bu. good seed wheat. Ea. pre-pay chgs. W. R. Burnette, Royston. Clyde, = ~ Seed For Sale Old time- red shallot buttons, 40c gal. postpaid; at heading var. collard seed, 50 del.gC. G. Oliver, Barnesy, Crimson clover seed, s free of wild onions, 5c 1 N. E. Reid, Hartwell, R- 179. * Old fashtoned winter s onion sets, 30c gal. scallio; tons, 30c gal. not postpai amount. W. B. Wright, Winter mustard seed, and postage. Sow from til 20th of September. R dington, Morganton. - Seed Wanted Want 100 ibs. Vetch State best price. C. R. Blac vonia. Want 1 M. Ibs. seedling p seed, lots 50 lbs. and ov sample and quote price Wheeler, Macon, R 5, Want some old fashione ter turnip seed (no Seve the kind that our grandm used to make. Let me once if you have any 0 kind. Mrs. O. M. Grines, N: ville. Want best price onl Austrian pea seed. L. J. Yatesville, Route. - , Want 50 to 100 Ibs. ea ter Hairy Vetch and Au Winter peas. Send sampl quote, lowest cash price on W. O. Dewberry, Bavean East Jones St. Miscellaneous For S trees, 10c ea; Kudzu crown C; $6 M. All moss packed. del. Yonge Walker, Toecoa Dry sage, 30c lb. plus pos Write for prices on larger W. M. Allen, Temple, R 1. 1 horse White Hickory $35, or exc. for fresh, 4 ga sey cow, not over 5 yrs. ol cow and get wagon. Mrs. NV Christie, Smithville. Pigeons, rabbits, bantar pit game chickens, all at onable price and guar. to Will trade for Buff and Cochin bantams, etc. Rice, Douglasville. 3 Mules, cows, hogs, wago: etc. for sale. Come and se C. O. Sikes, Sylvester. ~~ 2 horse steel wheel wago: in. and 32 in. wheels, 4 in. 5 M. Ib. cap. In good co cash. G. M. Williams, A Several hundred feed 100 lb. cap. 5c ea. or e} corn, oats, peas, honey, and meats. Pay freight J. A, Craig, Columbus, 52! St. : 2 million Napier erass p and roots, Will cut fro 30 tons per acre; all stoc it. $2.85 per M; Also ha 100 lbs. clean mixed : used some, 25c lb. S. T Cuthbert. Miscellaneous Want Want 1 horse wagon. S cond. and price. P. H. Hay Bowdon, R 3. : : Want to hear from party hs ing the old, home-made ing tobacco, 2 yrs. old Send sample and price. Meeks, Kite. oS Want Dill switches for di pickle use. Write. Dr. (Gack. Dt lap, Madison. Want some artichokes. quantity and price. E. W ley, Guyton.