Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1933 October 26

STATE CAPITOL

* DEPARTMENT. SS eee

AGRICULTURE,

COMMISSIONER =

G. C. ADAMS,

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

Grain and Hay Wanted

Poultry For Sale

yu. Abruzzi rye, 1933 crop,
om weed seed, $1.50 bu.
yatt, Ellijay.

bu. clean, bright, Texas
roof seed oats, cut from
reputed to be one of the

n Fletcher, Mystic.

fancy Fulghum = seed

-Car lots. or less

ities. Write for prices. Ar-
. Evans, Wayneshoro.

tons good, sound peanut
, power baled. Will del. by
2k lots of 3 or more. C. A.
loth, Cordele, BAC

ec Hastines 100-Bu. oats,
sted without rain, recleaned
_R. W. Stembridge, Mil-

e Hastines 100-Bu. oats,
clean and heavy, 85c bu;
beans, last yrs crop. in

$18 ton. O. PF. Mathews,
ae

e Hastines 100-Bu. oats,

ree from foreign grain
ass seed, 85c bu; genuine

Stem seed wheat, $1.50 bu.

. Couch, Turin.
ue Stem wheat. grown in
Ga Recleaned, $1.50 bu. FOB
Atlanta, 1530
Nat. Bank Bldg.

bu. nice Fulghum oats, 75c
. H. G. Morgan,

Stem seed wheat (got ov-
bu. per acre last season.
per bu. FOB. Dr. Wm. Be-

Greensboro.

Want 15 or 20 bu. Bearded
wheat. Joe Summerour, Duluth,
R 2.

Want good peanut hay at $4.00
ton in 3 ton lots within 50 miles
Colquitt, also want slipped shuck
ear corn in 100-1 M. bu. lots.
State cash price. F. L. Cross,
Colquitt.

xc. pure Ga. Sugar Cane
syrup for seed oats 20 gal. syrup
in 10 lb. buckets for 15 bu. oats,
Oats now, ship syrup by Dec.
Ist. Ea. pay frt. G. T. Roberts,
Ashburn, R 2.

Poultry For Sale

ANCONAS.

Few pure bred Sheppard strai
Ancona cockerels, $1 each; Also
Black Walnuts, 5c lb. hulled, not
prepaid. Mrs. Perry Fitzgerald,
Forest Glen.

BANTAMS :

R. H. Game Bantams, $5 trio.
1933 hatch. C. B. Crow, JY., Boye
ton, Rd,

6 Golden Sebright yr. old hens,
60c ea; also 5 pullets and 5 cock-
erels, April hatch, 50c ea. FOB.
All prize winning stock. John
Quattlebaum, Ft. Gaines, R 1.
Buff Cochin bantams, pure,
$1.50 per pair, or exc. for pr. of
Silkies or Black-Tail Japs; Also
Minorcas for sale. E. Maynard,
Newton.

Thoroughbred Japanese Silkies
this yrs hatch, almost grown,
$2.50 pair prepaid. Gail Bilder-
back, Gray.

Pure bred Sebright bantam
rooster, $2. Mrs. Homer Rags-
dale, Acworth, Box 223.

BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS

Parks strain, B. R. cockerels,
2 April hatch, $3; May hatch,
$1.50 ea. or pair for $2.25. FOB
Reg. Per. No, 515-D-33. Mrs. H.
L. Odom, Daisy, R 1, Box 33.

Pure bred Parks strain. (Reg.
Per. D-2.) B. R. pullets, 5-6 mos.
old, 75c and 90c each. Reduced
price on lots of 12; .6 spring hch.
turkeys, $1.50 ea. Crate returned
Money order. Mrs. John A. Wat-
son, Graymont.

Pure blooded, triple A June
hatch B. R. cockerels, 75c and 50c
ea. Miss M. Williamson, Ameri-
cus, R 4.

Nice April hatch cockerels,
Thompson Imp. str. $1 ea. 2 for
$1.75. FOB. Mrs. C. A. Wilbanks,
Commerce, R 5.

11B.-Re hens, $i eas"548. B:
Wyandotte hens, 75c ea; 2 R. I.
Red roosters, $1.00 each. 3 Ban-
tam hens, 1 rooster, B. L., 50c ea
FOB. Crated light. Money orders
No checks. J. L. Huey, Hampton,
P.O. Box 151. VG

15 Thompson B. R. cockerels,

March hatch. Good, well marked |

birds. 75c ea. FOB in lots of 2
or more; also dbl. wagon for sale
or trade for single wagon. A. J.
Collins, Demorest, R 1.

Thoroughbred, Thompson Imp.
B. R. Ringlet cockerels, 90c each.
4 for $3. FOB. Mrs. J. W. Buchan
Ambrose.

ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1933.

Poultry For Sale

CORNISH

Pure bred Dark Cornish, 2 yr.
old rooster, $1; 1 same breed
rooster and several nice pullets,
March and April hatch, 75c ea;
4 pullets, rooster, June hatch $3
Crate. to be ret. Mrs. T. G. Shur-
ling, Tennille, R A.

25 pure bred Dark Cornish
chicks, av. wt. 1 1-2 to 2 Ibs. ea.
$10 FOB; fine Jersey cow, fresh
in, never goes dry, for sale. C.
O. Sikes, Sylvester.

GAMES

5 Game pullets, 1 cock, mixed
with Allen Roundhead. Blue Pit
Game, March and April hatch, $8
for lot, plus transportation chgs.
Mrs. Pearl Crews, Rockingham, R
1

1 Blue Cuban 18 mos. old, 7%
lb. cockerel $5; Blue Cuban cock.
$3; 18 mos. old, old time Blue
cock, $2.50. Oswell Swint, Gibson,
R A, Box 48.

GIANTS
6 White Jersey Giant March
hatch roosters, at half price, 75c
ea. not prepaid, Mrs. Ji A. Cash,
Ashland.

LEGHORNS

70 W. Ll. 18 mos. old hens, Tom
Barron str. Through molt, 50c ea.
April hatch, AAA Grade pullets,
some laying, $1 ea. Cant ship. P.
S. Mercier, Lawrenceville, R 4.

50 extra choice Barron str. W.
L. pullets, 2 mos. old, heavy lay-
ing str. 60c ea. Cockerels, 50c ea.
Miss Alberta Wood, Atlanta, | 325
Richardson St., S. W.

NUMBER 4
Poultry For Sale

4 B. L. pullets, half grown, 25
ea. cash, or exc. for nice, drie
peaches, free of worms. Mrs.
B. Kuglar, Fairburn, R 2._

170 Shinns AAA Quality W. L
pullets, April hatch, well d
beginning to lay, 85c ea. $140 fo:
lot. H. W. Herring, Whigham

50 ped. Tancred hens, 19%
hatch. Direct from Booth Abou
through molting, good, health
cond. 75c ea. J. W. Farrell, Bar
tow.

10 hens, 1 cockerel, pure brec
Ss. Cc. B. L. $10 FOB. Mrs. Lens
McDuffie, Rochelle, R 2. rae

60 or 65 W. L. April-May hate
pullets, $50 or $1 ea. small lots.
Exc. for 2 horse wagon or for
corn. M,. L. Segraves, Fayette-
ville. 5

10 S. C. W. L. pullets, March ;
hatch, AA Matings, $5.50 FOB.
Mrs. J. Henry Bush, Bogart. |

15 Johnson W. L. cockerels, a
mos. old, $2 ea. Mrs. H. C. M
phy, Americus, R 4. '

S. C. W. L. pullets, Mar. h
for sale or exc. part paymen ot
what you have. Interested in
horse wagon. Robert Thompson
Bogart.

50 March and April hatch
W. L. pullets and 4 unrel
cockerels, same age,
Thrifty. Pullets beginning to 1
Mrs. R. F. Terrell, Greenvill

B. L. roosters,
hatch, $1.25 ea., $2 pair, FOE
Money orders. Mrs. Grady Moe!
Daisy, Ga.

pet Always subject to variation.

s, extra, selected, whites, doz.

ae oem

nla Peas, not mixed, bu. ___-

ar Ss (80 Abs. to bu.) bu.
Wheat, b
weet eheioos per 100 lbs.
yabbage, (green, per 100 lbs.)
d abbage, (white, per 100 lbs.)
eavine Hay, No, 1; ton.

ut Hay, No. 1, "ton

Atlanta
sapere $e 29
16-.21

12-.15

The legume inoculation
quality and not only improves the crop but en-

riches the soil.

NOTICE TO FARMERS

The Department of Agriculture in order to help
the farmers of Georgia have been able to effect
savings in the cost of legume inoculation and the
price has been reduced on inoculation for one acre
from thirty (30c) cents to twenty-five (25c) cents
and on a five acre bottle from $1 50 to $1.00.

it will be necessary for farmers who are plant-
ing fall leguminous crops requiring inoculation to
let the Department of Agriculture have their ord-
ers early in order that we may properly serve you.

increases

All parties are requested to please specify the
kind of Legume desired, whether for

peas, vetch, etc.

yield and

Xu

Austrian

1, SPANISH PEANUTS$50.00 to $53.00 Del, Mills.

SHICAGO BUTTER MARKETBased on 92 Score Centralized Standards: October 16th,
ctober 18th, 23c; October 19th, 23c; October 20th, 23c; October 21st, 23c.

23e; October 17th,

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Grain and Hay For Sale
Grain and Hay Wanted
Poultry For Sale

Poultry Wanted

Baby Chicks For Sale
Eges Wanted
Live Stock For Sale

Live Stock Wanted
Positions Wanted

Farm Help Wanted
Plants For Sale

Seed For Sale

Seed Wanted
Miscellaneous For Sale
Georgia Products For Sale

INDEX

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YEAR; LAND FOR SALE, EXCHANGE, WANTED, OR FOR RENT (EXCEPT ON SHARE
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ee Georgia
Market Bulletin

Published Weekly by the
BUREAU OF MARKETS

Department Of

Agriculture
Executive Offices:
State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga.
GC. ADAMS, -
- Commissioner

a F. GREER, Director,
| Bureau of Markets

HURSDAY, OCT. 26, 1933

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Wheat or Oat Straw, or Shucks,
Also Alfalfa hay. Write BUREAU
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_ PECAN GROWERS

vising pecan growers who
have pecans for sale to com-
municate with: D. L. Hitchcock,
Macon, 457 Broadway.

CORRECTIONS

FARM LAND FOR EXCHANGE
FOR CITY PROPERTY

85 acre farm in Oglethorpe
ounty for house and lot in At-
lanta or will consider in suburb
own. L. W. Haynes, Hapeville,
3463 Harding Ave. |

ARM LAND FOR SALE

650 A. 30 in pasture with spe,

ater and adjoining barn; 450 to
500 A. open land. mostly in cul-

ation (making this yr. 1-2
bale cotton per Acre and nearly
that much peanuts); plenty tim-
ber, Rural Route and School bus
by door. 2 1-2 mi. county seat.
Elis Lewis and J. P. McDowell,
gO Estate of R. E. Dowel

| bird. Not less 4 birds

| Poultry For Sale :

MARKET BULLETIN

Poultry For Sale

Poultry For Sale

Thursday, October 26, 1
Poultry Wanted

25 B. L. April 1932 hatch hens,
now laying: also 15 April 1933
pullets, Guar. to be full stock.
45 ea. No culls. Miss Mary Gar-
rison, Milan.

10 or 12 April hatch B. L. pul-
lets, Booths blood tester AAA
grade, 60c ea. Mrs. Lucian Wil-
liams, Collins, R: 1.

15 March hatch pullets, full
stock S. C. B. Leghorns, 20 hens,
18 mos. old. All fine, 50c ea. Mrs.
Dora Elinburg, Buford.

MINORCAS

3 Giant Black Minorca cocker-
els, $1.50 each; 3 genuine Buff
Cochin bantam cockerels,. $1 ea.
Exe. either for Essex, Guinea or
Berkshire pigs. O. H! Wright, At-
lanta, Peters Buldg., Phone Wal-
nut 4854.

4 White or 7 Buff Minorca
hens, direct from breeders as
baby chicks Yr. old, from AAA
Grade stock. $1.50 ea. with free
rooster, or exc. 2 for 1H. P. Mer-
rell, Atlanta, 570 Middle St. S. W.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS

6 mixed hens, 75c ea; 1 pure
bred White Wyandotte yr. old
roosters from prize stock, $1, 3
pure bred W. Wyandotte roosters
Blue Ribbon strain 3% Ib. each.
$1.80 FOB, Mrs. Mattie B. Mc-
Pherson, Rabun Gap.

ORPINGTONS

14 Buff Orp. hens, $12; White
Plymouth Rock cockerels, 85c ea.
Mrs. Jeptha P. Pullin, McDon-
nough.

2 pure bred S. C. Buff Orp.
March hatch cockerels, ready for
service, $1.25 ea., $2 for 2, ship-
ped together. Miss Ronie, John-
son, Shellman, R 1.

PEAFOWLS FOR SALE

2 pr. Blue Peafowls, $20 pair,
FOB. Norman Bembry, hi
Care Log Cabin Ranch.

PHEASANTS FOR SALE

Amhearst, $11 to $15 pr. Gold-
ens and Silvers, $8 to $12 pair;
Reeves, $20 pair; Mutants, $5 pr.
L. J. Barrow, West Point.

Pure English Ringneck Pheas-
ants, $4.50 pair. T.. D. Fisher, At-
lanta, 934 Highland Terrace, N.
E., Phone, Hem. 4529-W.

Goldens, _Mongolians, Silver,
Mutant and Amhearst pheasants
Blue Peafowls, also mixed ban-

'|tam chickens. David Jennings,

Jr., Americus, P. O. Box 84.

PIGEONS

25 pr. White Kings, 50c pair,
Exc. for grain, 300 to select from
All working. O. P. Foster, Good
Hope. 3
60 pr. White Kines, mated and
working, $1 pr. Mrs. R. F. Elling-
ton, Fayetteville, R 2.

60 pr. Giant White Kings,
mated, banded and working. G.
H. Good, Atlanta, 2470 Cascade
Road. -

14 Common pigeons, most all
mated, 25c pair, 10c each. single
shipped.
$1.40 for lot, FOB. Elvin Dunn,
Chauncey.

White Kings, $1.50 pr. mated
and banded. Thoroughbred Bled-
soe & Clark strain. J. M. Marsh,

| LaFayette, Ga., Chattanooga St.

50 Common pigeons, all colors,
strong and healthy, $5.00 for lot,
R. J. Free, Jr., Sylvester, Box 235

10 pr. pigeons, mated and
working, $1.50 or 7c each. Henry
McDaniel, Omega, R 1.

5 Red Carneaux, 1 Red Carne-
aux crossed with White King
Sell 6 for $2, or exc. What have
you? Mrs. Julia M. Gibson, Way-
nesville.

75 Extra large White Kings, 15c
ea., 2 for 25. or swap for chick-
ens: pound for pound. Mrs. S. E.
Vandiver, Lavonia.

75 large White Kings, 25c per
pair. James King, Canon.

2 pr. White Kings, 1 pr. cross,
1 pr. Buff Carneaux for sale or
trade. Make offer. C. H. eee
Columbus, 22-11th St.

50 extra large White Kings, 30c
ea. 12 pr. White Kings, mated,
banded and working, very cheap.
coe Bernard Phillips, Farming-

n

1 pr. Giant White Kings for
Sale or exc. for chickens. J.
Luther Horne, Cochran.

R. I. REDS

2 young hens, 3 cockerels and
7 pullets (soon be laying) Also
Exhibition stock, dark red, no
culls. Sacrifice. '75c each. F. W.
Maddox, Stone Mtn., Box 297.

65. R. I. Red hens, 1 and 2 yrs.
old. First class breeding birds.
Mahood strain, $1.25 ea. or exc.
for high class W. L. pullets, Bar-
ron or Booth strain preferred.
John N. Edge, Toccoa, R 3.

10 pure bred Red hens, 18 mos
old, 2nd year from Donaldson.
Heavy layers, 70c ea. None less
than 10 sold. Money order 40 ibs.
mixed seedling peach seed, $1.00
Mrs. J. B. Brown, Eastman, Ri,

8 young R. I Red hens and

rooster, pure Donaldson str. $7.50
for lot; B. L. Everlay str. cock-
erels, 80c ea. 2 for $1.50. Mrs.
John Wilson, Martin, R 2.
25 S.C, R. I. Red _ pullets,
Tompkins str. AAA stock, from
bloodtested flocks. March hatch.
Ready to lay. $1 ea. del. within
15 miles Macon, H. K. Rees, Ma-
con R 2.

16 mos. old pure bred R. I.
Red rooster, $1 plus del. chgs.
Also want to buy 1 mo. old Short
Nose Berkshire male pig. Mrs. B.
M. Kitchings, Jeffersonville.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC. FOR SALE
Genuine Gray Call Mallards,
$1.50 each; Buff Minorca cocker-
els, $1.50 each; Dark Cornish
cock, $2.50; White Wyandotte
cockerel $1. 50; White Pekin ducks
$1 ea. M. D. Hunnicutt, Daniels-

ville, R 4.

3 Blue Speckled guineas, one
rooster, 2 hens, last year hatch,
65 each; trio, M. B. turkeys,
March hatch, $7, FOB; also two
gal. white nest onions, 50c gal.
del. Linton Hilson, Mitchell.

Large White Pekin ducks, 3
ducks and 1 drake, Wt. 7 to 10
lbs. Ready to pick. $3. Rosebud
Rhodes, Cartersville, R 3.

Wood ducks, (most beautiful
and most satisfying wild fowl to
breed in captivity) 1 and 2 year
old stock. Write for prices. John
A. Porter, Macon, Shirley. Hills.

1 pr. Muscovey ducks, yr. old,
$1.75; 1 pr. Chinchilla rabbits, 1
yr. old, $1.50; also 1 Warhorse
game rooster, 2 yrs. old, $2.50.
James C. Camp, Jr., Douglasville,
ro,

Super str. Giant Bronze turk-
eys, vaccinated and A. P. A. Cert.
International and All-American
Blood lines. Breeders reasonable.
4. L. Lee, Red Oak.

2 pr. young, grown Muscovey
ducks, 1-2 yr. old duck, 75c each;
FOB; also Exc. B. L. rooster, yr.
old for White L. or will buy W.
L. State price. Mrs. George M.
Fiveash, Hahira, R 1,.

2 prs. April hatch turkens,
(Spencer Wonder Birds), $1.50 pr
pure-bred Buff Rock, February
cockerel, $1.25; pair Golden Se-

bright bantams, 14% yrs. old $1.50 }.

B. L. Lynn, Waycross, R 4.

6 head young turkeys, 8 to 12
Ib. wt. 3 hens and tom. Bronze,
$12, or exc. for 20 nice nannie
goats, or 25 now laying hens, any
heavy breed, or for a milch cow
and pay difference. Luther Scott,
Graymont, R 2.

White Pekin duck and drake,
$1; 2 Light Brahma cockerels, $1
ea. Exc. for Light Brahma cock-
erels; some friers; pure bred
Brahmas, 20c lb. mixed, 17c Ib.
Mrs. W. O. Herrington, Daisy, R
One.

Bourbon Reds, Spring hatch,
highly bred. Booking orders for
breeders for Fall del. 2 M. to se-
lect from. Mrs. w. N. Lott, Bras-
elton.

20 head nice, fat March hatch
turkeys, $40; also Duroc Jersey

sow, wt. about 225 Ibs. 8 young

pigs. All sub. to reg. $20. All FOB
RR Station. L. E. Strange, Cobb-
town.

-40 M. B. April hatch turkeys,

wt. 12 to 20lbs. now, Fine for
breeding, 20c lb. Mrs. T. L. Cal-
lahan, Greensboro.

Wild Mallard ducks, beautiful-
ly marked, $1.25 each on yard
Mrs. J. G. Hendrix, Decatur, R 2

8 Guinea hens and 1 rooster,
75c each, or exch. for Buff Orp.:
pullets. W. H. Renfroe, Lenox, R
2 E

6 fine hens, $3 ea; 12 young
turkeys, May hatch, 2 gobblers
and 10 hens, $9 the lot, $25 FOB
All healthy. M. B. pure bred Bird
Bros. str. Mrs. R. i. Arnall, Sen-
oia.

8 fine pure bred M. B. Bird
Bros. April turkeys, 4 toms, $2 ea.
4 hens, $1.75 each. $12.50 for lot.
No chks. Charles M. Smith, El-
dorendo.

Toulouse geese, $5 pair. Mrs.
John C. Johnston, Hogansville.

25 English Mallard ducks, Feb.
and Mar. hatch, some now laying
Highly bred. A bargain for $15.
del. Mrs. Geo. D. Flake, Brook-
let, R 2.

2 large eobhier, peanut fat-
tened, 25-30 Ib. wt. ea. Make of-
fer. Mrs. J. 2; Bone Tooms-
boro.

Wild Mallard Boe slightly
crossed with Indian Runner $1.25
pair; $1.75 trio. Money order on-
ly. Mrs. Douglas McLendon, Daw-
son, R 4.

15 Black and White Museovey
ducks about grown, 50c ea. FOB.
at yard. Irma Deese, Autreyville.

White Pekin ducks, 50c each.
FOB. Russell Fryer, Talbotton.

Bird Bros. Bronze, May hatch,
$11 trio. Miss Nannie Garner,
Cedartown, R 4.

15 pure M. B. Bird Bros. 3 hens
18 mos. old, $12; 10 May 1933
hatch, trios, $5 trio. Mrs. S. S.
Smith, Macon, R 5.

50 turkeys, April hatch, $2 ea.
Want 5 Golden Wyandotte pul-
lets, or yr. old hens. Buy or exc.
2 turkeys. Mrs. O. T. Ashe, East-
mah, R 2.

WYANDOTTES

7 R. C. S. L. Wyandotte early
March hatch cockerels, 75c each
Cash with order. J. H. Martin,
Commerce, R 5.

3) March = 1933 hatch R. Cc.
White Wyandotte cockerels. Very
fine strain and well dev. $2.50 ea.
Billy Hall, Soperton.

2 R. C. W. Wyandotte 15 mos.
old roosters, $1.50 ea; 4 ducks &
7 drakes, 60c ea; eggs per setting
W. Wyandottes, 60c; Golden Buff
Orp., 60c. Postpaid. Mrs. B. M.
Thomas, Hoboken.

Poultry Wanted

BANTAMS
Want 30 mixed bantam chick-

ens. Pay cash or exc. for same.

Want 10 hens and cock of Dark
Cornish chickens. J. R. eee
Rebecca, R 2.

Want 4 or 5 guar. pure bred
Buff Cochin bantam pullets,
March or April hatch State low-
est cash price. Miss Annie Land-
rum, Fairburn.

Want any quantity bantams,

pure bred as well as common, if

priced right. R. L. Oden, Black-
Shear.

Exec. 3 or 4 fine Buff Cochin
bantam stock roosters. Ea. party
pay express; also Buff Cochin
Eggs for sale, 50c per 15 del. Mrs.
Stella Clifton Barfield, _Hahira,
Ret.

| PARTRIDGE COCHINS

Want big type Partridge Coch-
ins, also Light Brahma, chickens
Must be cheap for cash. J. M.

_ | Stokes, Cochran, R 3, Box 39.

Exc. heavy breed Partrid;
Cochin rooster, May hatch fi
heavy breed Partridge Cox
pullet, same age or older. BE,
Powell, Atlanta, 77 Atlanta Av
S. E.

LEGHORNS

Want 100 W. L. hens. S
age and lowest price. W. A. C
ington, Meigs.

Exc. 6 R .I. Red hens, 9he
mixed hens for S. C. W. L. h
same age, lb. for lb. Ha. pay
chgs. Mrs. J. T. Scott,
boro, R 2, Box 29.

Will take W. L.
Write first. Mrs. J. R.
Brooklet.

Want 10 or 20S. C. W.
not over 2 yrs. old in goo
and no culls. Ferris, Tancred
Johnson str. Delphus Frost,
ena.

R. I. REDS |
Exc. Pedigree, trapnested
Barron imported March co
el for 1 R. I. Red same
thoroughbred cockerel. Mrs
J. Koppe, Atlanta, 2694
vard Dr., N. E.

Baby Chicks For 5

Rocks, Reds, Wyandottes,
Leghorns hatching Mondays

Thursdays, 7c each; heavy

mixed, 6%c. Add 25c to o
under 100. E. R. Adlington
lanta, 510 Piedmont Ave

Eggs Wanted

Want eggs for hatching
poses, from bloodtested
Premium paid for eggs co:
up to requirements. Advise
and number doz. can ft
weekly. A. O, Bowles, Fa}
ville.

Want fresh yard eggs,
and friers. Quote prices. Wi
market prices for any amo
J. D. Ward, Columbus, R.

$22, also 2 yr. ol one for
Cornish Indian game eggs,
ea. Elmo King, Rochelle, R

1 full Jersey bull, 2 yr: c
gentle, wt. 500 Ibs. $15. |
gal. bbl. churn, used 1 yr. |
prepaid. Docia Harris,

Good milch cow, fresh in,
50 cash at barn, 4 miles

1-4 Holstein. Pose j
$15 at barn. Herman
Homer, R 1.

20 mos. old Jersey pull
for service, $15 cash, or
fresh in heifer.) P. C.
court, Fairburn, R 4. r

10 White Face Hereford hei
ers, all bred to reg. Hereford
$40 ea, or 5c lb. S. E. Vandi
Lavonia,

1 Oxen, wt. about 1 M.
broke to plow and wago
saddle. G. H. Pharis, Oliver,

3 cows and heifers, reasona
2 cows giving milk. Mrs.
Davis, Ringgold, R 1.

1 Jersey milch cow, 4 yrs. ol
with 1st calf, fine cond. sub.
reg. T. B. tested. Will fresher
Spring, $35; 2 yr. old Jersey }
ready for service, sub. to reg.
A. P. Foster, Buckhead, Mor;
County.

1 good milch cow, fresh in, $3
at my barn. Mrs. J. H. Smit
Chipley, R 1. :

8 nice, fat steers, 2 yrs.
wt. 400, 500 lbs. ea. 3c lb. or ex
for lean cows or heifers, or cal
es, lb. for lb. Want few bu. Ri
Heart wheat. H. L. Williar
Baxley. Le es

lay, October 26, 1933.

re Stock For Sale

al cows and_ springers,
nd grades, for sale to re-
erd. S. C. Candler, Coving-

ie ersey 3 yr. old bull, Sire,
apton Forward No. 272631;

Sappho Callaway, 547374. | -

easonable price at my farm.
e for information if desired.
1 McGukin, Bremen, R 1.

milch cow (milks with-
f), for sale. For further
ation, see or write: Mrs.
ryor, Oliver.
re bred Jersey bulls. Sell
- for beef cattle, seed
s or peas. Bulls reg. if
rom 6 mos. to 4 yrs. old
ris, (Failed to state ad-
notice sent to Bulletin).
s, old Guernsey males, $8:
3 Jersey, 6 mos. old, $7
p. chgs. ea. or $14 for
pe chess. J.T: Scott;
esboro, R, 2, Box 28.
3 Jersey cows for sale or
or good value. Write for
formation. G. H. Johnson,
R 4.
| Jersey, 2% yrs. old, $10. Exc.
ts or wheat, etc. Also want
mbered woman or orphan
assist with light farm
or home. John N. Baxter,

ersey bull, gentle and in
order, for sale. T. W. John-

ream Jersey cow and
If, $40, also good mule,
Giants, W. Wyandot-
ghorn hens, 50c ea. if
mn, roosters free. J. R.
- Morrow.
size pure bred cream. col.
ow, 5 yrs. old in with 2nd
al. milk, lb. butter on
Sell, or swap for good
ile. Mrs. S .P. Jones,

OGS FOR SALE
ad good, thrifty shoats,
and P. C. crossed, cholera
1, 50 Ib. and under wt. 5c
my farm, as feeders; 75 lb.
pecans, 12c lb. L. E.
olquitt.
fine brood sows, bred to
xmas, 1 reg. Big Bone
i for sale,
Call J. B. Almond, At-
33 Morning Side Drive,
em. 8208-J,
wt. 35-45 lbs. ea. $2 ea.
le ot is taken. J. FP. Foster

old thorough Hamp-
, ready for service,$7.50
old pigs, $5 pr. Chas. Dug-
hester.
oats, 8 wks. old, for sale.
fordan, Sandersville.
. and Duroc cross, pigs
hbred on both sides, 2,3

red Duroc Jersey pigs, 8
, $4.50 ea. reg. in buyers
. P. Bobo, Brooklet.
>. S. P. C. pigs, 8 wks. old,
t pens, crated, 50c extra.
Wocdward, Waycross. -
Duroc 18 mos. old, 300 lb.
Pathleaders Colonel, No.
$20, FOB. H. G. McCra-
n.
hoats, wt. 35, 40 Ibs. $3.50
sows that will farrow Nov.
oP: C., 2. cross P: C. and
Chester, 1 Duroc Jersey,
Ed Duvall, Greshamville.
herd of big bone Black
ogs, consisting of young
nd herd boar. Cheap; also
ood farmer for 2 horse
mn paved highway near Al-
See or write. C. F. Owens,

pigs, 3-4 Berkshire, 1-4 Du-
6 wks. old Nov. Ist, $2.50 ea.
ny barn. Fine, thrifty pigs.

tkinson, Madison, R 2.

C. bred sows, $14 ea; 3

ld pigs, $5 ea., $9. pair.

cholera immune herd, all

srowth. and big litters.
Bale ee

Live Stock For Sale :

1 good mare mule in good
shape, gentle work anywhere, wt.
about 1 M Ibs. $50. 5 miles east
of Jefferson. See: Venie Daniel,
Jefferson, R 5.

Red pony, cross between Shet-
land, wt. 500, 600 lbs. good cond.
about 10 yrs. old, $35 at barn. R.
H. Lee, Franklin Springs.

14 yrs. old mare, $30, or exch.
for 30 bu. corn, or 3 gal. fresh
milch cow. Fine farm mare, gen-
tle, work anywhere. Castle Vau-
ghan, Forest Park, R. 1.

Good farm mule for sale write
Joseph M. Corbett, Nashville, R
Two.

1 Shetland pony, white and
black color, gentle, wt. 430 lbs.
$30. Dan Goepper, Atlanta, 2121
Piedmont Road, RFD 8.

1 small horse, $30. Mrs. S. J.
Pyron, Greshamville.

Small mare mule, for sale,
cheap. Acie Mayo, Lithonia, R 3.

Dark brown, 6 yr. old, gentle
mare mule, good worker, wt. 900
lbs. $150 cash; also large, filled
pecans, dif. var. now ready. C. F.
Beanblossom, Fitzgerald, R= 1,
Box 150.

Gray mare, about 12 yrs. old,
$60 for quick sale. H. M. Freyer-

|muth, Guyton, R 1.

RABBITS FOR SALE

White Wool rabbits, Chinchil-
lags and others for sale or exch.
for chickens or other equal val-
ue. See or write: J. H. Hamby,
Atlanta, 589 Hill St., S. E.

* 1 Red Zealand buck and 2 does
for sale or exch. J. R. Cason,
Corele, R. B.

4 pr. N. Z. White, pink-eyed
rabbits, 6 wks. old, from reg.
stock, 75c pr. 3 for $1; $2.50 for
lot. Edw. Riggins, Blackshear.

1 pair of Yr. old Gray Chin-
chillas, $1.50, or exc. for chick-
ens. Henry Barksdale, Gordon,
Box 124.

1 White, pink-eyed buck, good
stock, 50c FOB. Cash with order.
Fred Bryan, Omega.

Ped. N. Z. Reds and Chinchil-
las, breeding stock at very reas-
onable prices. Write or call. D.
Bass, Atlanta, 692 Kirkwood Ave.
S. E.

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE
44 goats, 31 nannies, 2 bills
and 11 weathers, $1 ea. R. L.
Shumate, Milan, RFD, Box 60.
About 15 fat, nice goats, nan-
nies bred for December, 2 bills,
1% old and 1 smaller. Most of
them hornless, 75c per head. W.
J. Mullis, Waresboro.
Thoroughbred Toggenburg nan-
nie goat, 16 mos. old, heavy
milking strain, valued at $20.
Exc. for Jersey heifer, 9 or 10

,|mos. old. Prefer bred. Mrs. Em-

ma Morgan, Pooler.

100-128 sheep, $2 per head. Av.
about 75 per cent ewes. All from
1 to 4 yrs. old, except about 12
head. M. W. Durden, Swainsboro
Re 2:

2 dozen sheep, Southdown and
Hampshire mixed. All in good
shape, $2.50 each; also pure Ful-
ghum oats, free of obnoxious
seed, but contain a few Monan-
tha vetch seed, 75c bu. Dr. J. G.
Dean, Dawson.

Live Stock Wanted

CATTLE WANTED

Want to buy 20 Jersey or
Guernsey heavy springers. Must
be good and reasonably priced.
L. C. Averett, Cordele.

Exc. 2 young heifers each with
first calf, for 1 real good milch
cow, fresh in, giving 3 to 4 gal.
milk and 2 , 2 1-2 Ibs. butter.
Must be gentle. Mrs. Mary L.
Kimbell, McDonough, R 3.

Want a thoroughbred Holstein
male, about 2 yrs. old. State what
you have and price. J. C. Harris

Supt. Ga. School for the. Dent
Cave So :

Live Stock Wanted

Positions Wanted

Positions Wanted i

Want a good youne. cow, fresh

in, within 10 miles Loganville, or

Grayson. Write what you have
and price. A. J. Greene, Logan-
ville, R 4.

HOGS WANTED

Want 15 hogs, wt. 300 to 350
lbs. State best cash price. F. H.
Durden, Walnut Grove.

Want 1 Big Bone Guinea male
pigs, 2 or 4 mos. old. State age,
size and price, also if have been
immuned. R. C. Barnes, States-
boro, R 4.

Want 1 Bib Bone Guinea male
wt. 50 to 100 Ibs. at a cheap
price. E. C. Lester, Tallapoosa,
RENE

HORSES AND MULES
WANTED

Exc. brood mare (fold in April
by a good jack), also a good 2
horse wagon, 65 B. L. hens for
a pair of yood mules, not over 6
yrs. old, 1 M. to 1100 Ibs. J. F.
Wellborn, Rock Springs.

800 lb. mare mule to exc. for
1 wt. 1 M. or 110 lbs. B. Parker,
Atlanta, 660 Bryan St., S. E.

Want to exc. value for a pair
of heavy mules, wagon, etc., at
once. S. K. Hogue, Goggins, R 2.

Want 1 small plug mule for
cash, near Atlanta. A. F. Pledger,
Athens, RFD 1.

Want to buy a Jack and Jen-
net and Stallion. R. E. Lee, Ox-
ford, R 1.

Want to hear from party who
has a good gentle farm horse or
mule, wt. around 1 M. Ibs. cheap
for cash. F. F. Killingsworth,
Buena Vista, R 44.

Will exch. good value
good mule. J. A. Ghandler Talla-
poosa, R 3, Box 136.

Want 1 or 2 cheap mules, 1 M.
Ibs. or over. No cripples. Give
monthly note or trade pea hay.
James B.: Bartch, Augusta, Mil-
ledgeville Road.

Exc. good value for a first
class mule or horse, not over 1
M. lbs. Must be del. Atlanta. C.
D. Haire, Atlanta, 1134 Lucile
Ave., S. W.

Want to rent a mule for 1984. |.

Have plenty of feed. Write. C. L.
Hall, Meansville.

Exc. good Jersey milch cow, 9
yrs. old, T. B. tested, gives now
about 2 gal. per day (4 gal. when
fresh) for a good work mule or
horse. Mrs. J. A. Moore, Buck-
head, (Morgan Co.).

Want to buy 1 good plug mule,
hearty and in good working
shape, cheap for cash. Will rent
mule if price reasonable, within
50 miles Warwick. C. J. Gordon
Warwick, R 3.

Exe. value for a mule.
Bryson, Ellenwood, R 3.

Want young pony, 800, 900 Ibs.
Wt. Must be cheap. Evelyn York,
Lumpkin,

SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED
Want exc. very good value for
Toggenburg doe, producing not
less than 2 qts. milk per day. T.
M. Butler, Atlanta, 2043 DeKalb
Ave., NE., Phone De. 3033-W.

Positions Wanted

Single man wants job on farm
bal. 1933 and trade for 1934. C.
R. Holloway, Edison. Care C. J.
Holloway.

Want good 1 horse farm with
Christian people, or would take
2 horse, 6 in family. Move any
time; also 2 good milch cows for
sale, $35 and $40. H. M. Horton,
Alapaha, R 1.

Young widow with 3 children
want light farm work to do.
Fulton county preferred. For
home for self and children. No
field work. Mrs. Ray Smith, At-
lanta, 408 Crew St., S. E.

Exp. man, wife and baby want
farm on 50-50 basis, or job on
farm or dairy. Reasonable wag-

E. L.

les. Good ref. W. D. Flynn, Col-
-jlege Park, 915 Madison Ave.

for 2

_ Widow desires place on farm,
assisting with light farm work.
No field work. Home and reason-
able salary. Mrs. Josephine Rob-

inson, Atlanta, 297 Crew St. S.E.

26 yr. old man with wife and

1 child, wants job on farm for

wages. So. Ga. preferred. Good
ref. P. W. Bryan, Coolidge, R 2,
Care C. J. Rogers.

Want 1 horse farm on share
basis. 8 in family, 4 school age.
Can move any time. Life time
exp. Ref. Exc, Write. Will come
see you. Alto Barton, Columbus, |
Care Gen. Del:

Young farmer, exp. in all crops
including tobacco, wants share
crop for 1934. Wife only. Not
afraid to work. So. Ga. preferred
Born and raised on farm. Exp.
dairying also. Conley Smith, Ray
City.

Want job on farm. Qualified to
do work, also truck driving etc.
keep up machinery, etc. Johnnie
Beans, Bartow, R 3.

Exp farmer wants 1 horse crop
for 1934 on 50-50 basis, with man
who has good land, good stock,
good fence, with 50 miles Pear-
son, Ref. Ben Wall, Pearson.

Want job looking after pecan
grove. 15 yrs. thorough exp. in
the work. V. R. Jenkins, Dublin,
R 4.

35 yr. old man, married, wants
I horse crop for 1934, 50-50 basis
Furnish self. E. W. Barrett, Stat-
ham, Box 63.

Want 2 horse crop, stock and
tools furnished. Best of ref. B. F.
Holcomb, Ringgold, R. 3.

23 yr. old man, single, wants
job on farm for part of crop and
wages, or just wages. Go any-
where. No bad habits. Ref. Ww. J.
Wood, Ashburn, R 2, Box 12.

26 yr. old single man with vood
qualities and small means wants
corh and truck crop, 1934. Pre-
fer near Savannah. Reasonable
wages. Johnnie Williams, Brook-
fet; Rel,

Want job on farm. Capable of
overseeing any kind of farm, 40

yrs. exp. W. H. White, Atlanta,

R 4, Care R. Bennett.

Want crop on 50-50 basis. Will
finance self. Ref. exch. Walter
F. Bryan, Cochran, R 3.

Reliable colored couple wants
place as Caretaker of small farm
keep up farm, look after hogs,
cows, poultry and do gen. farm+
ing. Able, willing workers. Go
anywhere. Jas. Edwards, Vienne,
Reds

Want job on farm, assisting
light farm work, poultry, etc| No
field work. Born and raised on
farm. Mrs. Eunice Payer, Augus-
ta, 2509 North View Ave.

Want Blacksmith job and all
around work of this kind. Sober
honest, married. Good ref. Exp.
T. C. Davis, Atlanta, 745 Jett St.
N. W.

Want job Exp. farmer, single.
Exp. in tractor and truck driv-
ing. Bill Dean, Atlanta, 210
Dodd St., S. W.

Nice, country raised woman, 2
children, wants job light farm
work, for board and clothes for
self and schooling for children.
Mrs. F. T. Pierce, Brooks, R. 1,
Care Mrs. E. D. Kierbow.

Want 1 horse farm. Standing
rent. No assistance required. R.
C. Brown, 118 Lakewood Terrace.

Colored man, 27 yrs. old wants
job. Good worker in garden,
poultry, etc. Willing to stay on
not. No. Ga. preferred. Arthur
Foster, Atlanta, 580 McDaniel St.
Ss. W.

Want full 2 horse crop, 50-50
basis, for 1934. Finance self. Ref.
if esired. R. O. Yancey, Law-
renceville, R 3.

2 men want job on farm. 1 has
wife and 2 children. Will work
some turpentine. Have to he
moved. At once. G. W. Fullmore
Register, R 2.

Want 1 horse crop within 20,

ish stock. Exp Married.

| Write.

family. W. T. Moore, Ablassta, 22,
Woodward Ave., S. W.

Widow, 2 children wants lig -
farm work. No field work. Mus
be near school and church. Hom:
for self and children and smal
salary. Mrs. Charlie Ford, Edi-_
son, R 3, Box 16.

21 yr. old man, no bad habits,

with wife and 5 yr. old child,

wants farm work of any kind,
for home and small salary. L. C. <
Lee, Macon, 208, 2nd. St. ey

Refined, middleaged widow de

sires place assisting with light

farm work. No field work. Good
ref. Mrs. F. R. Morrison, Atlan-
ta, 1145 Eden St. S. E. i

Want 1 horse crop, near Ma-
rietta on halves. Good size house
Can furnish own rations. Ref. 27
yrs. old. O. C. Connor, Marietta,
108 Gober St. 5

Unincumbered white man

wants job on farm or will con- |

sider any other sim. work. Exp.

= ea and curing tobacco.

Lovett, Barney, R 1, Care
me Powers. ie

Man with plenty of help want
farm on 50-50 basis, with plenty
dairy cows and hogs. Prefer So.
or Middle Ga. Ref. I. & eer
Clarkesville, R 3.

Want job taking care an took
ingafter summer home or estate
poultry, cattle, truck garden,
flowers, etc. Reasonable salary.
John W. Cross, Tallulah
Lodge.

Want mill to operate rien yr.
or good 1 horse crop. Move any
time. Will keep mill in shape. H.
E. Cook, Cornelia, R 1, Care Ww.
J. Ivie. ~

Want place on farm. Widow.
For home and reasonable salary.
No field work. Mrs. A. M. Shaw,
Atlanta, 945 Park Ave, S. E.

Want job in So. Ga. on farm.
- he old, single, no bad habits.

. Jaillet, Atlanta, Care Gen. a
aa .

Want job on farm, wages by
the month. Farmed all life time.
Willing worker, honest, etc. Wife
and self only. T. F. Hicks, ee
ton. uy

Want crop on 50-50 basis. Do
any kind of farm work. 4 in.
family to work. Want good house
near a good school. J. H. Davis,
Danielsville, R 3. i

Young, colored man wane job :
on farm. Dn any kind of labor.
Single. Allen C. Williams, R 2.

Want place on farm, light farm >
work. With old couple preferred
$1.25 week. No field work, Miss
B. Frey, Dallas, R 3.

Want 1 horse crop and extra
work to do to run self on. Gin
work, mill work. Best of ref.
at once. Will Costeel, Powder
Springs, R 1. Ee
. Want 2-3 horse farm, 50-50
basis. Can run self. Ref. 2 hous-
eS with a 3 horse. 7 workers. 4
good plow hands. Fulton county
preferred. M. C. Bryson, Eien
wood, R 3.

Want 2 or 3 hare crop on
halves, Raised on farm. Exp. and
ref. Force enough to run. R. R, :
Price, Hampton, R 2. i

Want job on farm, light farm
work. No field work. Healthy, 37
yrs. old. Sarah Fuqua, AuaESey
173 Fai rSt.

Refined, middleaged widow, no~
children wants job light farm.
work. No field work, Prefer with
small family or elerly couple.
State terms. Mrs. Nona Fowler,
Menlo. eA

12 yr. old boy wants home for
board, clothes and_ schooling:
Live as one of family. Can milk,
lived on farm all life. See or
write: Mrs. N. Lee, Atlanta, 1318
Alline Ave.

Want place as upkeeper of es-
tate. Exp. in raising chickens,
gardening, pigs, farming, etc.
mechanic and do anything comes _

. hand.

PAGE FOUR
Positions Wanted

Farm Help Wanted

MARKET BULLETIN

Farm Help Wanted

Plants For Sale

Thursday, October 26, 193

Seed For Sale

Want place as caretaker, etc.,

_ raise chickens, hogs, garden, feed
stuff, etc. Take same interest as
if my own. A. D. Crumley, At-

lanta, 962 Sylvan Ave., S. E.

Want 2 or 3 horse crop on 50-

50 basis. Tobacco in crop. Land-

lord furnish stock. W. P. Tabor,
Omega.
~ 40 yr. ol woman, unincum-
- bered wants job assitting with

- poultry, flowers, etc. No field

work. Reasonable salary. Prefer
- near Moultrie or Thomasville.

Write to: Mrs. L. R. Suber, Cool-

idge, R 1.

Want a water Mill wheel and
_ bildg., and a small crop for 1934.
- 2 im family. Exp: J. Py Bailey,
Atlanta, R 2, Box 147.

Want 1 horse crop within 25
miles Atlanta. Standing rent, or
~ shares. Can furnish self. W. F.

Herrington, Duluth, R 2.

-' Want to work on a Poultry
farm to learn the business. Wil-
_. ling to pay $10 per month. 28 yrs.
old. White, not married. Andrew
__E, Fay, Nashville, R 44.
Want place in suburb of oe
ta to give 4 hours per day, 5
days in week for rent of small
. place. Willing to do garden work
milk cows and care. for poultry.
_Mrs. Mary Watts, Atlanta, 154
Rawson St., S. W.
Want job looking after farm
- and live stock, and 2 horse crop
_ for boys on 50-50 basis.
_ furnish best of ref. Have for sale
_ pure bred 18 mos. old B. R. cock.
-E. W. Hendon, Acworth, R 3.

Farm Help Wanted

Want good farmer for .a 200 A.

farm, 24 miles Atlanta, good
houses, out-blgs., equipped for
gmall dairy. Standing rent or

would consider cotton rent. Mrs.
W:. Clonts, Atlanta, 1352 Don-

nelly Ave.

Want party to raise chicks to
2% Ib. size on 60-40 basis, 60 to
- me and 40 to you. Start Jan. or
i Feb. 1st. State exp. and 5 refer-
ences in first letter. E. D. Under-
wood, Marietta, 110 Sessions St.

Want for farm, 20 mi. north
of Atlanta, colored family, 2 or
3 workers in it. Apply in writing
giving exp. and full details. F. H.
Nely, Atlanta, Care Richs Inc.

Want good farmer who can
finance self for 40-A. farm, com-
fortable house, 7 mi. Bowdon,

Ga. Miss Janet Brown, Atlanta,

347 Pulliam St.
- Want smart, reliable. clean,

healthy woman, 35 or 40 yrs. to

jive on place and help with farm
work. No field work. Small sal-
ary. Mrs. Ada Stephens, Sum-
mit.

Want woman or girl for light
_ farm work on small farm. G. F.
Huggins, Tunnel Hill.

Want midleaged, healthy, un-
incumbered woman for light
farm work for board and small

salary. No field work. Mrs. W. A.
Schell, Decatur, 202 Lansdown

Ave. ;
- Want boy to live in family of
_ 2 and help with small farm. Bill

Jones, Jasper.

Want exp. white farmer on

_ share crop basis. Prefer man
with boy old enough to work for
wages. Truck growing exp. nec-

essary. Also 16 yr. old white boy,

schooling and board. Sat. ref. W.

B. Jones, Parrott.

- Want a German or Swede to
- do all-round yard and other work
- Room and board. Communicate
between 4:30 and 6:00 P. M. with

Dr. W. A. Gardner, Atlanta, 1107

Medical Arts Bldg.

Want middleaged woman, wid-
ow with 1 or 2 children not ob-
jectionable, for light work, tend-
ing to chickens, etc. Live as one
of family of 2 on farm. Small

wage. Good community, close to
school and church, on highway.

S. W. Ragsdale, Dallas.

Want reliable colored woman
to assist with gen. light farm

Can:

work. No field work. Board and
small salary. J. W. Alexander,
Covington, R 2.

Want woman, 35-45 yrs. of age
to help with light farm work,
garden, cows, etc. board and
small salary. Mrs. Joe Griggs,
LaGrange, R 6, Box 66.

Want healthy, reliable country
raised woman, middleaged to as-
sist with general work, flowers,
vegetable growing, milk cows, etc
home and small salary. Mrs. D.
G. Cooper, Lawrenceville, R 3.

Want reliable party with good
letters of reference to take chge.
of Dairy Herd on profit sharing

| basis. Good opportunity for right

man. J. L. Mims, Hawkinsville,
P. O. Box 565.

Want good couple for a small
place, 5 acres, 3 room house, pas-
ture, garden, etc. Must be able
finance self. Suitable for poultry
raising. See or write. Mrs. Gord-
on C. Walker, Decatur, R 2.

Want man for good 2 or 3
horse farm, 3 miles west of Li-
thonia; 3rd and 4ths, or stand-
ing rent. Must have own stock.
W. L. Jones, Atlanta, 311 Mc-
Donough Roa.

Want woman, not over 45 yrs.
old age for light farm work. No
field work. J. W. Rowe, Atlanta,
1691 Utoy Ave., S. W., R 1, Box
392.

Want respectable, farm raised,
middleaged woman that needs a
home, to assist with light farm
work. No field work. Mrs. N. El-
lenburg, Georgetown, Care Gen.
Del.

Want good 2 horse man on 50-
50 basis. Must furnish self. Good
land, 5 room house, 4 miles Stone
Mtn. S. H. Hareman, Stone Mt.
Rak

Want at once a good colored
farmer, married, with 4 or more
children old enough to work; al-
so want a good healthy farm
mule; 200 baby chicks, Rocks or
Reds. E. M. Boaen, Savannah,
P. O. Box 120.

Want 18 to 25 yr. old man, hon-
est, sober, hard worker for farm
work. Pay from $5 to $7.50 per
mo. board and laundry. John W.
Wootten, Chickamauga, R 1.

Want good, honest man, clean
habits, 45 yrs. old age, single,
willing to work, can furnish
himself and has own stock to
work 48 A. on 50-50 basis. Miss
Annie Sangster, Vienna, R 6,
Box 20.

Want clean,

strong, healthy

young woman, 18 to 30 yrs. of,
age, to milk, feed chickens, and.

other light farm work. No field
work. Mrs. J. N. Dallas, Syl-
vester.

Want 2 horse farmer, also a 2
horse cropper, good land, water,
pasture, etc. Dont write, come.
R. C. Thomas, Jackson, R 2.

Want reliable colored girl for
light farm work, milk, chickens,
etc. No field work. Send ref. in
ist letter, $6 mo. and board.
Mrs. W. G. Scott, Atlanta, 759
Brownwood Ave., S. E.

Will furnish farm house and
horse feed for good worker with
small family. Share basis. E. B.
Baynes, Atlanta, 229 Moreland
Ave., N. E., Phone,
0592-W. /

Want young man to milk cow
and do gen. farm work. $8 mo.
board and laundry. No drinker
need apply. J. J. Roberts, Daw-
son. :

Want woman, 45- 60 yrs. of age
with child, 6-12 yrs., or might
consider young couple, for light
farm work. 1 mi. Quitman. Small
monthly salary. Must have ref.
Write. W. B. Shiver, Atlanta, 403
Palmer Blg.

Want reliable man and family
to tend 132 A. farm with mules.
Must furnish self entirely. Stand-
ing rent. Sarah E. Stone, Green-
villes Red:

Want middleaged, single man
with farm exp. live in home and
farm. I have mule, feed, ferti-

Jackson-

lizer to truck or farm. Write or
see me. Mrs. J. M. Kumpe, De-
catur.

Want middleaged woman, un-
incumbered. No field work. Light
farm work. Live as one of fam-
ily. D. B. Holmes, Graham, R 1.

Plants For Sale

Klondike strawberry plants,
20c C. $1.50 M; Lady Thompson,
25c C; 500, $1;- $2 M. Prompt
shipment. Mrs. Ara Waldrip,
Flowery Branch, R 1.

Copenhagen Market and C. W.
cabbage plants, 200, 35c;. 500,
75c; $1.10 M. del. 85c M. Exp.
collect; Silver Skin onion sets,
75c gal. W. R. Stephens, Flow-
ery Branch.

Mastodon Everbearing straw-
berry plants, 35c C. postpaid in
Ga. Exc. for anything can use.
Mrs. Pearl Turner, Cleveland, R
Four.

Extra fine collard plants, 300
50c; $1 M; selected Purple Top
and Seven Top turnips, 35c Ib.;
bright sundried, acid apples, 5
Ibs. 50c. Postpaid. C. F. Maddox,
Flowery Branch.

E. J., Chas. W. cabbage, White
and Yellow Bermuda onion, 500,
75c; $1.25 M. prepaid. Walter Mc-
Ever, Braselton.

Chas. W., E. J., Copenhagen
and Flat Dutch frost-proof cab-
bage plants, 50c 500; 95c M.5 M
$4 del. W. H. Morris, Baxley, R
One.

Imp. strawberry plants, Red
Gold, 75c per C; Extra Early
Premier, 50c C; $3.50 M; Giant
Everbearing Mastodon, 0c C.
Postpaid. Mrs. Carl Kimsey, Hia-
wassee.

Mastodon Everbearing straw-
berry plants, 30c C; $2.50 M; Red
and Black and Everbearing rasp-
berries, $1 doz. Nice, well rooted
Sage plants, 8 for $1. Mrs. Cleo
Long, Dahlonega, R 1.

Black raspberry, 6 for 50c;
Mastodon everbearing strawhber-
ry plants, 20c C; $1.75 M. Pie
plants, 10c bunch or $1 doz. Miss
L. M. White, Dahlonega, R 1, Box
SO
Cabbage plants, from cert.
seed. E. J. Chas. W., Bermuda
onion, 500, 65c; $1 M. Postpaid:
I. L. Stokes, Fitzgerald, R 3.

Red Gold strawberry plants, $1
C; Lady Thompson, 30c C. $2.50
M. Guar. true to name; Sun-
dried apples, 10c lb. Add postage
on all orders. Mrs. C. H. Etris,
Dahlonega, R 1.

Early Klondike strawberry
plants, 20c C; 600, $1; Add post-
age. Exc. for white feed sacks;
like to exc. 10 lbs. nice dried
peaches for butter-beans. Mrs. J.
B. Fields, Dahlonega, R 1.

Fresh grown cabbage plants,
leading var., 500, 65c; $1 M; Pre-
paid. Ranville Fossett, Baxley.

Plants from Nov. ist on, plen-
ty Long Island Wakefield, Early
J., and Chas. W. cabbage plants,
20c C. del. $1 M. FOB, 500, '75c.
E. T. Clements, Tennille.

Frost proof E. J., Chas. W. and
E. Dutch cabbage plants, $1.10 M
del. 5 M. or more, $1 M. del. Sat.
guar. Prompt shipment. Harold
Smith, Baxley.

Frost-proof cabbage plants now
ready; Golden Acre, Copenhagen,
Early Jersey and Chas. W. post-
paid, 500, 60c; 90c M. John B.
Pope, Fitzgerald.

Mastodon progressive everbear-
ing strawberry plants, 30c OC;
$2.50 M; Mrs. Emley Long, Cleve-
land, R 4, Box 13.

E. J., Chas. W. cabbage plants,
500, 60c; $1 M. del. Good plants
and prompt shipment guar. W.
A. Poole, Baxley, R 1.

Blackmore, Klondike, Mission-
ary strawberry plants, $1.25 M
Mrs. C. R. Morgan, Vienna.

Progressive everbearing and
Early May strawberry plants,
$1.75 M. del; huckleberries, $1.25

fc

C; Sage, 6 for 25c; rhubarb, 3

first. Mrs. Sam J. Phillips, Roys-

for 50c. All del. Will exc .R. L.
Blackwell, Cleveland, R 4.

E. J., Chas. W. cabbage plants,
now ready for shipping, $1.25 M.
prepaid. All plants packed in
moss. P. L. Smith, Baxley.

Mastodon strawberry plants,
20c C. 500, $1. Add postage: Mrs.
W. H. Sutton, Cleveland, R 4.

KE. J., Chas. W. cabbage plants,
now ready, 500, 60c; $1 M. del.
10 M. $8 collect. W. O. Waldrip,
Flowery Branch.

New Pat. Acme, Thornless yng.
Dewberry (Youngberry) plants,
4-50c postpaid; Bellmar, Blake-
more, Southland, McClintock &
Mastodon strawberry; Sericea,
Grohoma, Sagrain, Rowden cot-
ton. H. A. Neal, Ashland.

Missionary strawberry plants,
$1 M. Geo. L. Belflower, Tifton,
305-7th St.

Missionary sireeeery plants,
true to name, any amount, pack-
ed in damp moss. $2 M. Bud
Sweat, Alma, R 1, Box 26.

Lady Thompson strawberry
plants, $1.50 per M. plus postage.
John S. Cleckler, Fairburn, R 4.

Millions cabbage plants, now
ready, Extra Early Wakefields,
Copenhagen and Flat Dutch.
Well rooted. 500, 65c; $1 M. Del.
postpaid. Earnest McCook, Fitz-
gerald.

Everbearing strawberry plants,
500 for $1. Cash wit horder. Mrs.
J. N. Adamson, Lula, R 3.

Seed For Sale

Absolutely frost-proof English
pea seed, 20c Ib; lots of nice col-
lard seed, 25c lb; smooth Broad
Leaf mustard seed, 25c lb. Want
5 lb. Stone watermelon seed.. L.
R. Randall, Lyons.

6 lbs. small Eng. pea seed, very
prolific, 40c lb. No less amount
sold. Add postage. No exch. write

tone Rt.

White multiplying onions 12%2c
qt. Senna seed, 10c for 15 pods,
Add postage. Mrs. G. V. Schbert,
Lula, R 1.

New crop seed: Flat Dutch and
Chas. W. cabbage, $1 1b; Prize-
taker onion, $1.50 1b; white Ber-
muda onion plants, $1 M. R. L.
McRee, Meigs. -

Old time red scallion buttons,
35c gal. postpaid, or llc per qt.
Want dried apples in exch. F. F.
Killingsworth, Buena Vista, R 4.

1 M. lbs. new crop Perkins
Long Green Pod okra seed; New
crop Pecans, Stuarts, Money-
Maker and Frotscher; new Ga.
Cane syrup in 1-2 gal. cans and
35 gal. BBLS. John Fincher, Ca-
iro.

Extra good Ribbon Cane, $1.00
per 100 at patch. J. R. Gable,
Raymond.

Bright, clingstone and clear
seed mixed peaches for sale or
exc. for white feed sacks, 8 sacks

for 3 lbs. Ea. pay postage. No
worms. Mrs. P. L. Arrington,
Stapleton.

Imp. Tom Watson watermelon
seed, $1.50 lb; pure Rockyford
cantaloup seed, $1 lb. Prepaid.
Cheaper on several lbs. Miss Eu-
la G. Pruitt, Tarrytown, R 2.

Burr clover seed in the burr,
hand cleaned and dbl. screened,
5c lb. or $4 per 100 Ib. Lots. Add
postage on small lots. Pearl Ad-
erhold, Lavonia.

White multiplying nest onions
for planting now, nice size, no
trash, 100 lbs. $7.50 FOB; 5 Ibs.
50c, P. P. 2% lbs. 30c. P. P. John-
W. Moseley, Soperton, R 2.

Good Calif. multiplying beer
seed, 10c good start del. Mrs.
Corine Floyd, Rockmart, R 2.

White and yellow Bermuda on-
ion seed, $1.50 lb; cabbage seed,
75c lb; Collard plants, $1.10 M.
Mailed; 5 M. 75c M. B. R. Wood-
liff, Flowery Branch, R 1.

Everbearing Purple Hull crow-
der peas, 35c pk; Speckled crow-

Cc. M. Miller, Cornelia, a8

der peas, $1.20 bu; the old Blue

Stem winter collard seed, 30c
All FOB. Money order. Exe. -
white feed sacks. J. H. Lev
Wray, R 1, Box 30- A.

Seed Wanted

Want to hear from party | h
ing seedling peach seed, suita
for Nursery planting. C. M.
ton, Macon, 416 Ridge Ave

Miscellaneous For : 32

Jerusalem artichokes, 3
FOB. J. M. Greer, Hampton

About 45 lbs. best grade
feathers, used, but well car
and sanitary, 30c lb. FO!
E. B. Cotton, Palmetto, Bc

A-1 or 2 horse wagon
or trade, cheap; trade f
oats, vetch, Austrian peas
yearling cow or shoat.
Bentley, West Point, R 6

Nice plants for Sage,
exc. for turnip seed; Re
green Hot pepper, 30c gal,
for dried fruit; lb. for J
prepaid. Mrs. Carl C.
Brooks.

Butter-peas, 40c lb; Dr
40c lb; Sage plants, 50c di
erbearing strawberry plan
C. Add postage. Mrs.
Thompson, Bremen, R

Nice, dry sifted sage, 193
15c teacupful;* 50c qt. P.
for white feed sacks. Mrs. G.
Hayes, Flippen.

(New, white, downy fea
lb. del. Sample on reques
Mary Collins, Gainesville.

Nice, fresh sage, dried
free of dust, 35c lb. pos
Mrs. W. B. Allen, Alto, R 2.

Several lbs. nice dried sage
Also clean, choice chicken
ers, 12c lb. Cash. J. A.
Clermont. .

Georgia Produa
For Sale :

BUTTER FOR SA

8 to 10 lbs. nice Jersey
ea. week. 25c lb. Shipped
approval, in Ist and 2n
Mrs. R. A. Montgomery, B
R 2. ue
4 to 5 lbs. nice, fresh
butter per week, 25c Ib. po

ford, Gainesville, R 4.

CORN AND SEED CO
FOR SALE |

Shelled white corn in ba
bu; home ground meal,
fresh, home-made butter, p
prints, 4 lbs. $1, postpa
check. J. W. Lang, Omega,

COTTON SEED FOR Ss

First yr. No. 2 Stoneville
ton seed, from pure origina
75c bu. FOB. D. F. Thomas,
ner. :

Baldwins Goldmine
seed (the cotton that mad
as rich), 1 in. staple,
per cent lint; large 5 loc
(35 wt. 1 Ib.) $1 bu. G.
win, Douglasville. E

FRESH AND CURED M
FOR SALE _

Several country cured hams
bugs, wt. 18 to 35 lbs. 15
Will ship COD plus po
D. Fain, Edison. ,

Pure pork amoked co
sausage, green oak smo
17%c Ib. Sat. guar. Perry Tu
Moultrie, R 5.

Smoked meat, hsoulders
sides, 12%4c. hams, 17%c; a
small rape seed, 2 lbs. 25c, 9 I
$1. Add postage. C. Ms oe re
Pearson. a

FRUIT FOR SALE

Nice, sundried apples, free

peel and core, 10c Ib. del. Ma

Jane Mooney, Quill. .
Delicious apples, Fancy grad

bu. baskets, $2.25, 72s to 1