Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1933 November 16

ain and Hay For Sale

tons baled oat hay, cut in
dough, also peanut hay.
offer, FOB Bainbridge. E.
Brinson.
lue Stem and Red Hart seed
at, $1.50 bu. Recleaned and
f oats. C. L. Rhyne, Plains.
tons fine O-too-tan hay, $20
_ton. Roy Fleeman, Warm

nett, Arabi, Box 112.

u. Ga. Blue Stem seed
at, $7.50, Or $1.50 bu. at my
'M. W. Willingham, Luth-

Boultry For Sale

AUSTRALORPS

stralorp roosters, 1- 7 mos.
5 mos. old, $2 ea. FOB

crated and secured. Money
accepted. W. G. Southall,
oro.

BANTAMS

e bred Buff Cochin ban-
April 1933 hatch, 50c ea.
Brand, Hazlehurst.

ome unusually fine Buff Co-
ntam cockerels, ready for
$1 ea. or trade; also

g eggs, $1.50 per 15. O.

ht, Atlanta, Peters Bldg.,

4854, or Hem. 0648-W.

RED AND OTHER ROCKS
rks B. R. cockerels: 1 pr.

l hatch, $3; May hatch, $1.50

75 for pair. Extra fine Reg.
nit 515-D-33. All FOB. No
Mrs. H. L. Odom, Daisy.

arred R. April hatch pul-
nd 1 cockerel, $12 FOB.
Permit 519-C-33. Cream
le March cockerels, $1.50 ea.
r $2.75. Year old cock, direct
a $1.75. J. A. Olliff,

en Imp. Ringlet B. R.
els, $1 ea. Early April
Wed for $1.75, 85c each; late
ich, $1.50 for 2. Cock, 18
1d, $1. .25. Mrs. J. E. Stead-
Bainbridge.
ral pure bred Parks str.
R. roosters, 1 and 2 yrs.
| ea. H. G. Autry, Plain-

ite Rocks, extra good lay-
strain, stock direct Fischel.
il pullets and cockerels, $1
March hatch, $1.25 ea;
paced,

$1 ea. 5 Lee
ee $5: also younger
els, 2 for $1.75. Wallace

: CORNISH .
re Dark Cornish cockerels,
for service, $1 ea. at my
$1.50 crated; 10 young
$10. H. W. Thurmond,

amville.

re bred Dark Cornish roost-
ch hatch, $1 ea; fine
10s. old, a 50 ea. ee

GEORGIA.

ARKET BULL

AG RICULTURE...
COMMISSIONER

: | PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETSJ. F. GREER, DIRECTOR.
LUME 16. STATE CAPITOL

ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1933.

Notice To Farmers

The Department of eS ae 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 bot-

tle from $1.50 to $1. 00.

It will be necessary for farmers who are planting

fall leguminous crops requiring inoculation to let the

Department of Agriculture have their orders early i in
order that we may properly serve you. ,

The legume inacilaton increases yield and qual-
ity and not only improves the crop but enriches the
soil.

All parties are requested to please specify the
kind of Legume desired, whether for Austrian peas,
vetch, etc.

Ar

NUMBER 46

Poultry For Sale :

_ Wheat, bu. : Farm Help Wanted

MARKET REPORT

OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS
Prevailing Wholesale Prices Nov. 13, 1933. Always Subject to Variation.

Atlanta

Eggs, Extra, Selected, Whites, doz. _.25-.29
Hees) Mixed; doz. c osc oe eS .18-.24
Hens, Heavy-Breed, lb. ~---------- 10-.11 Grain and Hay For Sale
Hehs, Lheshorns,1b. 22220 L oe oe .08-.09 Poultry For Sale
Roosters, Ib. : Poultry Wanted

Stags, lb.
Friers, lb. Eggs For Sale

Ducks, Ibe sce ae ore se eae Bees Wanted ic. oa ee -2
BAECS TD cote eats Hanna nnn nnnanene 08- Baby Chicks Wanted

Turkeys, Ib. 15-.16 Live Stock For Sale
Country Butter, best table, lb. _-.----- 20 Live Stock Wanted

INDEX

Sweet Potatoes, per 100 Ibs. ------ Ts | Plants For Sale
Cabbage, (green, per 100 lbs.) --._* $1.50 Secd For Sale
Cabbage, (white, per 100 IDS.) 35- $1.50 ; Georgia Products For Sale

Peavine Hay, No. 1, ton 2.50 1! Georgia Products Wanted
Peanut Hay, No. 1, ton it ser

NO. 1, SPANISH PEANUTS$55.00 to $58. 00 per ton, del, Mills,

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE quotations on 92 SCORE BUTTERBased
upon Open Market Sales at CHICAGO; 6th, R80; Nov. ith, 23e; Nov. 8th, mae No.

_ 9th, 230; Nov. 10th, B8e5- Nov

GAMES
Trio White Hackles, $5; trio of
Spangles, $3; trio Grist and
Blue, cross, $2.50; 2 Blue hens,
$1 ea; crossed pullets, 75c ea. All

Pits. P. B. Stewart, Tifton, R 4. ~

Pure bred Red Quill games,
sub to reg. 1 cockerel and 2 hens
$5. No chks. Mrs. James W.. Ca-
gle, Ball Ground, Box 175. (

5 pure bred Gin Tasell hens,
also 2 pure Allen Roundhead
heans, $1 ea. Carl Griffin, Gal- be
nesville, 85 Oak St.

4 Roundhead pit game hens |
Allen strain, and 1 fine rooster,
$6.50 FOB. Also Lucretia dew-
berry and Eldorado blackberry
plants, $1 C. del. Maude Hamby, ~
Greenville.

6 Blue pullets, pure stock, $5.
or $1 ea. Exc. for baby chicks;
Sassafras, polkroot, wild cherry
bark, 10c Ib. J. J. Rhodes, Dex-
ter. i

Allen Roundhead April cock- i
erel, also 2 pulets, soon be lay-
ing, $3 FOB Toccoa. E. P. Pow-
ell, Eastanollee.

2 Greys and 1 Blue Pit game
cocks, 2 yrs. old next March. $2
each. Exc. for any pure bred
tame hens or pullets. Guan
Math L. Logue, Gibson.

2 Grey cocks, $5; 1 Warhorse _ EF
cock, $2; 1 Traceller cock, $3;
Blue stag, $1.50. FOB. J. D. Wil-
cher, Gibson.

LEGHORNS

150 W. L. hens, 50c each; 50
pullets, 65c ea. All soon be lay-
ing. Jas. Freeman, Blakely,

200 Tancred str. W. L. Janu-
ary hatch now laying pullets, 75c
ea. Mrs. E. K. Cook, Plains. ie

60 W. L. hens from Roselawns _
AA matings, about a yr. old good

cond. and ready to lay, 60c ea.

FOB uit a Sapp, West Green,
Eeies

1 Tancred W. L. cockerel from, A
AAA matings, wt. 4 lbs. 6 mos.
old, 40c; 35 Pineapple pear trees,

3 ft. high, $3, or 10c ea. Mrs. A.
May, Norman Park, R 1. ;
4 English stra. W. L. April
cockerels, and 2 Donaldson Red
March cockerels, $1 ea. Mrs, J.
J. Shearouse, Guyton.

MINORCAS

10 April hatch AAA grade
Buff Minorca cockerels, direct
from Continental Hatchery, $1
ea. FOB. Best. after culling lot
of 100. E. A. Evans, Blakely.

8 Black Minorca April pullets,

75c ea. Cash with order. Mrs. B.
H. Purvis, Helena, R 1.
Trio Giant Black Minorcas: 2

April hatch pullets, $1.50 each;

April 1932 hatch cock, Prize
Winner, $2. $5 for trio. L. oe Mil-
lians, Newnan.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS
17 pullets and hens, 1 rooster,
mixed stock, mostly B. L. and

| Game cross, some S. L, Wyan-
dotte an Minorcas, cross Re

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G. . ADAMS,
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Special Notices

CORRECTION:

SECOND-HAND MACHINERY
FOR SALE

4 H. P. gas. eng., John Deere
make, in good repair, $50, or
trade for 1 horse wagon in good
repair. Mrs. B. B, Stafford, Syl-
vania, R 8.

PIGEONS FOR SALE OR EX-
-. QHANGE

_ Sauabbing Homers and White
Tings. Banded, mated and fast
workers. Sell, or exc. some for
Birmingham Rollers, Tumblers,
oy fas Robin Adair, Fitz-
rald.

HOGS WANTED

_ Want several shoats or grown
hogs to fatten on shares. Prefer
Bulloch county hogs. Come,
dont write. Mace Waters old
place. J. T. Scott, Statesboro, R
2. Box 28;:

SYRUP, PEANUTS AND CORN

WANTED
Ok Want 30 to 100 gal. good Ga.
Cane syrup, a few bu. large

Spanish or N. C. peanuts, and
2 me of this years corn, shelled

ear. H. H. ae 892 Mont-| _

Special Notice

MARKET BULLETIN

Poultry For Sale

Poultry Wanted

Thursday, November 16, 193

Live Stock For Sale

SHRUBS FOR SALE

Plant the shrub Eleagums
Longipes for your birds. $20 C.

||} or 25c each. Hardy. Add. postage.

Exc. for chickens. Mrs. J. M. Mc-
Milan, Palmetto.

Poultry For Sale

ORPINGTONS

2 Buff Orp. roosters, Feb. 1932
hatch, $1.50 ea; 2 March 1933
hatch cockerels, $1 ea. All from
Egg-a-Day strain. Miss Mary
J. McClure, Newnan, 111 Temple
Ave.

PEAFOWLS FOR SALE

' 6 Peafowls: 1- 5 yr. old and 2
2 yr. old ard 11 yr. old cocks; 1
hen, 4 yrs. old and 1 2 yrs. old.
Make best offer for one or more,
FOB Ft. Valley. O. V. Purvis, Ft.
Valley. :

PHEASANTS FOR SALE.

Full plumage Golden cock, $8;
pure English Ringnecks, . $4.50
pair. Fine breeders. T. D. Fish-
er, Atlanta, 934 Highland Ter. N.
E.

Goldens, Mongolian, Silver
M. Mutant and Amhearsts. Some
reductions; also cock and 8 Ban-
tam (mixed) hens, -$2. David
Jennings, Jr., Americus, Box 84.

PIGEONS

Choice Homer and White King
pigeons (cost $3 pair) for sacri-
fice price of $1 pr. Well mated,
banded and working. C. H. Over-
by, Columbus, 22 11th St.

1 pr. Blue bar Homers, 1 pr.
Blue squabs, 35c; Brown hen
with White Rock carrier mate,
50c; Checker hen and Black
mate, 50c; Blue Bar Homer with
White mate, 50c, others, Calvin
Williams, Ringgold.

R. I. REDS
10 dark 8. C. R. I. Red pullets,
March hatch, $1 ea; 6 S. L. Wy-
andotte now laying pullets and
rooster, March hatch, $1 ea. Mrs.

C. H. Farrar, Jenkinsburg.

2 White Wyandotte cockerels,
pure bred, from Fischels April
hatch, $3.75 postpaid. Cash with
order. Want 1 Guinea pig. Send
best cash price. John H. Combs,
Crawford, R 2.

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

250 lbs. M. B. turkeys, 30c Ib.
at my home, 4 miles out of town.
Mrs. Arthur Owen, Barnesville.

Mammoth White Pekin- ducks,
50c each. Russell Fryer, Talbot-
ton.

50 young guineas, mixed with
white African, 50c ea. in lots of
10 or more, 60c ea. for under 10
in lot. Mrs. J. A. Toland, Avon-
dale Estates.

Black and White Muscovey
ducks, 75c and $1 ea; Toulouse
geese, raised this year, $2 ea. E.
V. Milteer, Quitman,

1 gobbler and 2 hens. March
hatch, $6 del. at Alma, or make
price on these not black, but
dark turkeys. Mrs. Clayton
Douglas, Alma.

M. B. turkeys and pigs for sale
or exc. for R. I. Red young hens.
Write. Mrs. J. 3B. Harris, Cor-
dele, Rt. B.

25 Bronze hens and _ toms.
Make best offer. Jake Moncrief,
Roberta.

4 young turkeys, 12 to 20 Ibs.
wt. 2 hens and 2 toms. Bronze.
$3 ea. $11 for lot. Cash. Miss
Leah Dykes, Uvalda, R 2, Box
119,

Bird Bros. str. M. B. turkeys,

30c lb. at my home, 4 miles out |

of town, near Nat. highway. Mrs.
Arthur Owen, Barnesville.

20 March hatch turkeys, av.
wt. about 15 lbs. ea. Mostly gob-

blers, $40 for the lot, FOB Met- |.

ter, or $2 ea. FOB. Mrs. L. E.
Strange, Cobbtown, R 2.
3 pure White. Indian a

Blue Toulouse geese, $4 pair, 2
pr. $7; 4 yr. old Jersey bull, $20
at barn. W. H. Hagan, Morrow.

28 to 30 Ib. tom, 2 hens 15 Ibs.
ea. 14 young, av. wt. 15 lbs. 6
late hatch, av. 7 lbs. $40 for
flock of 23 here at my home, or

|15 lb. if sold separately. Mrs. J.

C. Bryan, Reynolds,

40 Bronze and Bourbon Red,
cross turkeys for sale. A. 8. Has-
ty, Kensington.

5 puddle ducks, 4 hens and
drake, 50c ea. $2 for lot, FOB.
Oswald Owen, Gay, R 1.

Poultry Wanted

BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS
Want 75 or 80 good B. Rock
pullets. Advise price, stating just
what you have. T. L. Huston,
Brunswick. oo

CORNISH

Want best prices on Dark
Cornish: 11 hens and 1 rooster.
Young stock. No culls. Earl W.
Cates, Atlanta, R 1, Box 184.

Want White Cornish rooster.
Exc. fine Black Cornish rooster,
or buy. Mrs. A. B. Meek, Syca-
more, R 1, Box 330.

GAMES

Exc. Pit game cocks and stags

for Roundhead or Grist Grady
hens. H. B. Page, Tifton, R 5.

LANGSHANS

Want to hear from party hav-
ing the Black Langshan chick-
ens. Want to exc. roosters; also
want some old-fashioned pink-
eye Irish potatoes. Have Kale
seed to sell. Mrs. A. L. Jackson,
Winder,

LEGHORNS

Want 25 W. L. pedigreed cock-
erels. State age, wt. and price. G.
D. Fain, Edison.

Want to buy 200 early hatch
W. L. pullets or young hens.
State best cash price, and where
they are. Jas. B. Woods, Brooks,
Ga.

Exc. 5 Thompson B. R. young
hens in A-1 cond. for 5 Everlay
dark Brown Leghorn young hens
or laying pullets, and 1 cockerel.

Want at once 300 Lady Thomp-

son strawberry plants. Mrs.
Shelton Crutchfield, Toomsboro.

Exc. 30 thoroughbred Japanese
Silkies, March, April hatch for
30 thoroughbred W. L. pullets, or
sell Silkies, $2 pair. Mrs. W. R.
Gazeway, Decatur, R 3.

Will exc. good value for White
Leghorn hens. T. P. Shannon,
College Park, R 1.

Want 25 W. L. March-April
hatch pullets. State lowest cash
price. Must be healthy. A, A.
Horsley, Waco, R 2.

Want 50 March- April hatch WwW.
L. pullets or young hens. State
best price, FOB. Miss Gladys

Morgan, Clyo.

Want 25 W. L. hens and 2
cockerels. Exc. good. value. Mrs.
J. E.' Williams, Vienna, R 6.

Want 100 March hatch W. L.
pullets at 50c ea. No culls, Give
ref. T. M. Harris, Milner, R 1.

Want 50 S. C. W. L. hens,
March- April 1933 hatch. State
what you have. J. W. Bryan,
Chester, R 2.

Want 25 to 50 W. L. pullets,
1933 hatch, moulted and laying.
Quote best. cash price. At once.
Mrs. B. C. High, Sylvester.

Want best cash = prices on
young W. L. hens, del. Also want
2 hogs, wt. 300 Ibs. ea. and some
smaller ones. Garriel Watson,
Bogart.

Want 90 pure bred March
hatch W. L. pullets and 10 cock-
erels, same breed and age. Will
pay cash. Mrs. L. L. Roberts, Ft.
Gaines.

Exc. young Jersey cow, fresh
in November for 30 young Brown

jor White L. hens. Bring hens

and get cow. toe Dove, Lula, R

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS

Want to hear from parties
who will let me raise chickens
on shares, any large breed ex-
cept Leghorns. Want healthy
hens and return pullets next
spring. Guar. satisfaction. Party
pay postage. Mrs. H. W. Bryon,
Kingston, R 2.

Biv REDS
Want 12 or 15 R. I. Red hens
and 1 cockerel, March or April
hatch. No culls. Will exc. mixed
breed: 2 for 1,.or pay cash. J. F.

Gooch, Jefferson, R 1.

Want 1 R. I. Red rooster, Ma-

hood str No culls. Write prices.
Noel Sanford, Ellijay, R 5.

age

Eggs For Sale

Pure Cornish Indian eggs, 7c
each, 15 for $1; pullets, $1 ea;
roosters, $1.25 ea. 10 pullets and
rooster, $10,
last. Mrs. E. P. King, Rochelle, R
1;

Eggs Wanted |

Eggs wanted for hatching pur-
poses, from bloodtested flocks.
Premium paid for eggs coming
up to requirements. Advise num-
ber hens and state kind. A. O.
Bowles, Fayetteville.

Baby Chicks Wanted

Want 50 to 100 baby chicks of
good, healthy breed at reason-
able price, or exc. some nice dri-
ed peaches at 15c lb. Write. Mrs.
C. R. Sorrells, Monroe, R 1.

Want 500 W. L. chicks to raise
to 3 mos. old. on 60-40 basis.
Write before sending; also want
500 R. I. Reds, baby chicks to
raise on halves to 2% Ibs. Party
pay transportation. Mrs. Prin-
fa Wilson, Morven, R 1, Box

Want 500 baby chicks at once.
Send best price to: J. A. Grif-
fith, Mesena.

Want heavy breed mixed baby

chicks, Exc. good value; also for
sale. April 1932 hatch Black Mi-
norca rooster. Mrs. G. J. Bar-
field, Vidalia.

Live Stock For Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE

1 oxen broke to work single,
$20; 1 large steer, fat for beef,
$25. The 2 for $40; 1 milch cow,
second calf, $30. All gentle. FOB
my home. J. B. Ward, Cordele.

7 young cows. Fine for breed-
ing beef type cattle. Mixed Here-
ford and Jersey. At farm. T. M.
Slater, Thomasville, R 5.

2 fresh in, high grade Jersey

cows, 4 gal. ea. $40, or will swap

for corn or mule and give or
take the difference. Chas. L. Ne-
vill, Pulaski.

20 beef type, mostly White
Face, steers, 300 to 600 lbs. also
some White Face heifers, also
White Rock roosters, pure bred
Fischel strain. H.C. Waldrep,
Forsyth, R 1,

14 steers, wt. 400 to 1 M. lbs.
Fattened on beans. Make best
offer. C: J. Ligon, Talbotton.

Good milch cow. and _ heifer

calf, Cow gives 3 gal. milk and

plenty of butter. Sell or trade
for corn. Guy Stephens, Roch-
elle. R 1)

Nice, fresh Jersey and Hol-

Stein cow with 2nd calf, $30; al-

so 1 good size steer, will ride and

plow, $25; some nice Jersey hei-'

fers. G. A. Jones, Dublin,:R 6.

Good type spotted Reg. Jersey
bull, 6 mos. old, out of a good
Lynwood cow; sired by an im-
ported Sibyl bull. A bargain at
$25. C. P. Yancey, Douglasville,
R 3.

2 good milch cows, cheap for
cash. Good milkers, just fresh in.
At my place, 12 miles So. Baxley.
Geo. W. Turner, Baxley, R. 2.

long as roosters

Thoroughbred Holstein 2
old male at sacrifice price. L.
Kinney, East Atlanta, 1679 Fi
Shoals Road, R 3.

Hereford bulls, reg. and rea
for sale; Calves or | serviceal
yearlings. Excellent quality
breeding. H. Y. Tillman, Valdo
ta.

Hereford pure bred bull caly
of finest breeding, reg. in buye
name, from our famous Colo!
ial Plantation herd. W. B. Ht
chinson, Albany.

Reg. Hereford cattle tor
Both sex. J. J. Cummings, D
alsonville.

2 mos. old Jersey bull
sub. to reg. Combination +
mier breeding. Extra fine ca
Sell or exc. for Ga. Cane sy:
honey or anything can u I
McNeill, Arlington. Se

1 Jersey cow, fresh in, fot
Grady Orr, College Park,
1 Jersey cow, freshened Oc
29th with heifer calf, $25. HL

Moon, Swords.

2 bull calves, 5 mos. and 6 1
old, respectively. Sired by a p
winning Silver Medal bull
sey stock, reg. in buyers
$15 ea. or $10 ea. without
At my barn. Cash. No exch.
J. Atkinson, Madison.

Fine stock cow, young
sub. to reg. wt. 1000 1
FOB. S. F. Humphries, Se
dale.

30 head young cattle, mo;
steers, mixed breed, 24%c per
J. M. Godwin, Washington

Holstein - Jersey, 4 pal. cot
fresh in, $35. Exc. for equa,
ue. H. B. Harper, Wray, Ga

1 milch cow with heif
ond). calf; 2 gal. per day. $20;
young heifer, will milk abo
December 15th, $16. FOB.
Joiner, Garfield, R 2, Box

HOGS FOR SALE

Nice Black and White S
sow pig, 2 mos. old, crossed
S. P. C. Make good breeders. $
95 ea. by Express. A. .J. Ada
Ashburn, R 4. >

8. PR. C.cpigs, $55 gilts
young boars, $10. All reg.
ers name. Guar. satisfac
few nice Grade Guernsey
and a milch cow for sale.
Duggan, Warthen.. =

20 meat hogs for feed
2 fresh milch cows, heife
by Reg. Guernsey for sa
100 lbs. pecans, 12c lb. p
press. Exc, all or part fo
peanut hay or seed peanuts
E. Phillips, Colquitt, R 2.

50 shoats, wt. 50 to 150.
Cross. between oO. I. C.
Hampshire. 5c per pound. B.
Jones, Reynolds.

6 Duroc Jerseys, 34% m
sub. to reg. $5 ea; 20 Park
Barred Rocks, $1 ea. and
Runner peanuts, 3c lb.
Norton, Edison.

Reg. Duroc Jersey, 8 m
250 Ib. Service boars, $2
FOB. Henry T. Lumsden,
botton.

4 Essex, Guinea and PC,
ed pigs, for sale or exc. fo
covey ducks: half ducks
half drakes. _Or Golden
Orpingtons: 5 pullets and
Mrs. Lester Tyler, Tiger,

5 head, fat No. 1 Duro
P. C. hogs; 5c Jb. at. my
Wt. around 200 lbs. ea.
Ogden, Odum, R 1.

mos. old, $10.
Pembroke.

8 or 10 porkers, wt. about 50-
60 lbs. 3 gilts (fine for brood
sows). Black Essex and S. P
mixed. All, $3.25 each FC
Write. I. H. Anderson, Alma,
3 ie

1 Hampshire 175 lb. sub.
reg. sow and 7 pigs (first 1

now 2 wks. old. Bred to S. P..

male. $18 FOB. Money with
der. ae DL; = Eastma

Thursday, November 16, 1933.

Live Stock For Sale

Live Stock Wanted

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Positions Wanted 7

Positions Wanted

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F arm Help Wanted

Duroc Jersey pigs, 5% mos. old
nd wt. about 120 Ibs. $6.50 ea. or
for $12. Reg. in buyers name,
o Light Brahma and White
yandotte cockerels, $1 ea. L.
. Kennedy, Collins. :

HORSES AND MULES,
FOR SALE
yr. old black mare mule, 1

lbs. wt. Sound, work good
anywhere, $75. B. C. Pope, Tal-

broke, around 1 M. Ibs.; 1

or exc. for pair of young
les, not over 850 lbs. Q. P.
over, Lithia Springs.

S. old, wt. about 900. Ibs.
for cash J. M, Carr, Gail-

large, young, healthy mule
ale, reasonable, and will
part payment in corn and
Apply to: Lewis E. Tabor,
ny, Gillionsville Road.

yrs. old. for sale. B. R. Bag-
l, Alpharetta, R 1.

od, med. wt. pony, work
K Cheap for cash, or
rr a hogs, cow or rages

RABBITS FOR SALE |
abbits, 5 white does and
nd 2 Chinchilla does, $10.
or 2 shoats. C. B. Heidt,
srlou.

Z. White, pink- ate rab-
6 does and buck, yr. old
older, 75c ea. Miss Naomi
m, Lithia Springs.

oes and buck, Chinchillas,
to 9 Ibs. $1.75 each, or $15
lot COD. G. W. Kesler, Mon-
28 5th St.

r. Chinchillas, 2 yrs. old,
| 8 mos. old, $2. Billy Per-
Yatesville.

ull grown Chinchilla does,
tock, $1 ea; 1 pair of Black
pits, $2 for pair; 1 Belgium,
N. Z. does, $2; 10 rabbits,
d 3 wks. old, $2.50; 9 for
William Hackett, Macon, 4
or Place.

Black and 14 Gray Chinchil-
grown, 50c each, FOB; also
use geese and Muscovey
. A, T. Milteer, Quitman.

SHEEP AND GOATS

- FOR SALE

108. old nannie, half Tog-

burg and half Nubian. Heavy

cing strain, $10. Mrs. Claud

y, Chipley, R 1.

mixed breed (Saanan, Nu-

etc.) milk goats. Now bred

blood Nubian.

arly spring. $15 for both for

sale, at my home. No crat-

or shipping. E. F. Shelnutt,
Park, | 206 E. Columbia

un lon goats, 40 head nan-
ind 2 billys, $1 each. R. H.
Nan, Enigma, R 1.

alf stock Toggenburg billy,
rown, brown color, butt-
d with lobes and wattles,
few kids, 98 ea;
| geese, 98c ea; 2 turkey hens
+h. E. L: Dixon, Blackshear,
ox 104.

egenburg and Nubian. cross
ik goat; freshen within a
mth; gallon milker, $20; reg.
sroughbred. Foreign pure Nu-
an buck. Service fee, $5. phone
aymond 6934. V. E. Brantley,
lanta, R 1, Box 192.

o Stock saeco

good Tenn. Blue Jack, about

Freshen |:

milch cow, fresh in, 3% or 4
gal. milk, pound butter, and

gentle. Exc. 2 heifers with 1st |

calves, 5 and 8 mos. old, broken
to milk. Calves not included.
Mrs. Mary L. Kimbell, MeDon-
ough, R 3. ~

Cash for 7 cows, 3 to 4 gal,
Ist to 4th calf, within 60 miles
Macon. Give price, etc. Frank H.
Turner, Macon, R 1.

Exc. 2 sows and 13 pigs, 3 wks.

old, for young, fresh in, ood
milch cow, near Hazlehurst. P,
H. Sellers, Jr., Hazlehurst, R 1. |

Want 3 yokes of oxen. State
best price for cash at barn in
first letter. Carlton Collins,
lL Gabhtawe. R 2.

HOGS WANTED
Want best price del. Dallas,
Ga., on 1 or 2 feeder shoats, wt.
sh 100 Ibs. J. E. Meek, Dal-
as
Want 1 reg. Chester White
sow pig, not over 3 mos. old, of

av. size for age. State price reg.

and full particulars. B. W. Bar-
rett, Calhoun, R 4.

Exc. 30 heavy breed pullets
from bloodtested stocks, for 275
Ib. meat hog. Also exc. 50 for a
fresh in milch cow; also pecans:

Ib. for lb. N. Meyers, Blythe, R 1.

. HORSES AND MULES
. WANTED
Want 1 or 2 good, cheap mules
or horses. Exc. Jersey cow with
heifer calf or other value. Yancy
Ranton, Vidalia, R 2.
Trade nice pecan trees or oth-

er value for a good horse or
mule. Write or see: T. J. Frank-

lin, Atlanta, 663 West Peachtree
St., N. E

Want a small mule, cheap for |

cash, within 20-30 miles Dora-
ville. Must be O: K., and able to
do good work, wt. 500-600 Ibs.
Have Chinchilla buck rabbit for
sale or exc. for White Rock chic-
kens. R. B. Young, Doraville, R
1 i

Want mules. Exc. cattle: Jer-
Sey heifers, steers and grown
cows and calves, 4 yr. old Jersey
male of good qualities. All in
good cond. Can be seen at Li-
zella, 12 mi. West of Macon, on
Columbus Road. 8. B. William-
son, Lizella, Ga.

Want a fairly good farm mule

and an outfit of farming tools.
S. K. Johnson, Lenox, R 2.
' Want a. gentle donkey, broke
to saddle. Must be cheap. Ken-
ion Edwards Jr., Atlanta, 127
Avery. i

SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED

Want pair of well bred butt-
headed kids. State best price,
del. Write for particulars. P.
G. Walker, Statesboro?

Want young, high producing
milk goats about to freshen. Give
full particulars, best price, etc.
Clayborne Sims, Winder, Broad
St.

Positions Wanted

few com-|

47 yr. old widow, 2 boys, 8 and
9 yrs. of age, wants job, helping
with milking cow, poultry and
garden work, etc, for small
house on place, or room in home.
Willing worker. Not over 5 miles
Atlanta preferred. Mrs. Mary
Watts, Atlanta, 154 Rawson St.
So Wat

Exp. farmer wants good 1
horse farm with good man who
would be interested in tobacco,
also cows, hogs and chickens.
Can furnish self but do not have
stock. Write or see me.. M. C.
Cherry, Waresboro, |

Want job on farm. Exp. truck
driver, can handle any make
cars, and some exp. in farming.
Single. Want home and salary.
J. Hood, Atlanta, 16 Fair St.
Ss. E.
Want to work a . horse farm

reputation and character.

and

self. Write. B. M. Barrow, San-
dersville,

Exp. farmer on North and
South soils, also exp. handling
labor, -both white
want farm for 1934 as Overceer.
State what you have and salary
paid. E. W. Cardell, Doerun, R
1, a

34 yr. old man with wife and
1 child wants place as Caretak-
er of place, or any light farm

work. _Reared on farm. Reason-

able wages. Good ref.

Brown, Mauk,

Young man wants job on farm
oy dairy, with responsible party.
Do not smoke, nor drink, or

Fen

curse. Willing worker. Raised on

farm. $15 mo. with board. Ref.
exch. J. D. McIntyre, Jr., Ousley.
Exp. poultryman wants
Honest, reliable, married and
settled. Reasonable wages. Ref-
erences. H. M. McCoy,
Ridge, Clo R. W. Moss.
Refined, settled widow with 3
yr. old son wants home with
aged couple, or small family, to
help with light farm work. No
field work. Small salary.
Ref. furnished. Mrs. Clarence
Martin, Eatonton, R 4.
Middleaged woman wants
home with nice people on farm
assisting with light work. No
field work. Raised on farm; Good
-Miss
Mae Edwards, Lovejoy, Box 6.
Man, 26 yrs. old, wife and 1
child, wants job on farm for wa-
ges. Have to be moved. Ref. if
desired. So. Ga. preferred. P. W.
Bryan, Coolidge, R 2, Clo C. J.
Rogers.
Want job on farm at $8 per
month, board and laundry. 21
yr. old. Ref. Herman | Bryan,
Chester, R 2.

Man and wife want farm. Exp.
honst. workers.

capable,
Halves or wages. Especially in-
terested in live stock, trucking,
etc. Want to move soon so as to

get winter crops planted. J. M.}

Schaffer, Atlanta, 303 Woodward
Ave, SW.

Widow with 4 a Heran 11. to
19 yrs. of age, wants 1 horse crop
on 50-50 basis for 1934. Ref. if
desired. Mrs. Stella Faulkner, Mt
Airy, R 1. beer

Want small crop. convenient
+o school on halves. Work part
time by day. Can do carpentry
and some blacksmith work and
repair implements. Reasonable
distance. Geo. W. Jackson, Fay-.
etteville, R 2.

Want 2 horse farm on halves:
with good pasture and wood;
near good school or bus line.
Can furnish self. Can move now.
J. M. Pryor, Woodbury.

Man and wife want home on
farm for $15 month and. board.
Want with nice people. Write or
come at once. Good, able work-
ers. No bad habits.
tain, Morganton.

Want 1 horse farm. on_ 650-50}

basis, or some 6 or 7 M turpen-
tine boxes on 50-50 basis. Or
some of both. Toombs county
preferred. E. L. Rauton, Jesup,
155 Walnut St.

Want job on farm for $9 mo.,
board and laundry. Good, hon-
est worker. A man. who deals
with liquor need not answer. J.

W. Crowe, Kennesaw, R 2.

Want farm: 25 acres for cot-
ton, 15 A. for corn, on 50-50. bas-
is. Reasonable good house, good
pasture and water.
self. R. R. Bruce, Lula, R 1.

Want job on farm, looking af-
ter poultry, flowers and other
light farm work, for board and
small salary. Can begin any time
Mollie Hunt, Cumming, RFD.

Want 1 horse crop on halves.
Need work any kind. Move now.
Farmed all life. Can carpenter,
blacksmith | and other work.
Write or. see a S00ns ; He eh

} nesting,

and black,

.| other reference.

job.

Blue

Exp.

| Furnish ref.

Jim Chas-:

Can furnish.

ing for chickens, brooding, trap-
incubating, etc., also
farm repairs. Caretaker. Geo. |.
Rowe, Doerun, R 3.

56 yr. old man _ with family
wants 2 to 4 horse farm, vyood
land and bldgs., well located in
Brooks, Colquitt, or Tift coun-
ty. Have own equipment and
supplies. Would consider oversee-
ing large farm, E. E. Carter,
Morven,

Want 1 to 4 horse farm, mules,

tools and feed; replace feed next]:

fall, Near Thomasville or Ameri-
cus. W. H. MeMillon, Ochloch-
nee, R 1. y

Want dairy job. Can also drive
truck. Well exp., good Dairy and
Married. O. C.
Burton, Atlanta, 342 Mangum St.
N. W.

Want good 1 horse farm on
halves. Exp. with peach and
poultry work. Consider job by
month for wages. 34 yrs. old.
Wife and 2 children. Partly fur-
nish self. B. M. Coulter, Geneva.

Young colored man, single, de-
sires work. Ablebodied, honest
and can do any kind of work.
Board and room. A. C, Williams,
Athens, R 2.

Elderly gentleman desires
home in small quiet Christian
family. Take care of place, gar-

den, chickens and _ other light

work. Single, honest, industrious,
no bad habits. Best of ref. At
once. Willis Morrison, Atlanta,
1426 Lakewood Ave., 5. E.
-Unincumbered woman wants
job looking after flowers, poul-
try and other light farm work.
No field work. For room, board
and small salary. State full par-
ticulars. Miss Pearl Clifford,
Griffin, R A. 4
48 yr. old, single man wants
job on farm for wages, including

room and board, or part crop
and part wages. Can furnish A-1]

references. S. C. Terry, McDon-
ough, R D.
Single, alone, young man

wants job on dairy as milker.
as to being com-
petent, willing worker. Also exp.
care of other stock, etc. Hugh E.
Cheely, Agricola.

Refined, middle-aged couple
want job on farm; with room
furnished, with, or without. board

Expert truck farmers. Can man-

age large farm, labor truck driv-
er, carpenter, anything on farm.
Honest, sober, responsible. Ref.
J. H. Smith, Atlanta, Clo Gen.
Del.

Want small farm ' 15-25 acres
good land on halves or standing

rent, with good 4 or 5 room

house, well of good water. Mrs.

H. I. Martin, Unadilla, R 2.
Married man, 4 in family want

1 or 2 horse crop on 50-50 basis.

Have to be furnished. Age 39 yrs.
| little 50 A. farm with good hous
| pasture, etc.,

Rod. Watson, Ashburn.

Farm Help Wanted

Want colored man and wife to
do farm and general work a-
round place. 13 miles Atlanta. 3
room house and wood furnished.
Weekly wages. Communicate
with H. D. Harris, Atlanta, 6%
North Broad St.

Want unincumbered woman,
35 to 45 yrs. old, to live as one
of family and. help with light
farm work. Must be healthy
and of good character. J. M. Ay-
cock, Ocilla, R 2.

Want unincumbered woman
for light farm work. No field
work. Live as one of family.
Would not object to 1 child. A.
N. Hambrick, Oglethorpe, R 2.

Want 1 wage hand, single,
good worker. No drinker con-

sidered. $1.50 per week, and
board, laundry. Come, dont
write. Come any time. G. B.

He) Cobbtown.

Want good farmer for 2 horse | $1
crop on halves. Must be able to}

self. Pay 1-4 of all crops made,

}could have land enough for crop

'es, land and water. R. W. ae

mail and school bus line.. Ww. Ww. s
Smith, Gainesville, R 1, a

Want small family to work on
farm. Must be able to furnish

or would furnish family on
shares. Write at once. H. GC.
Scarborough, Dougherty, R 1.

Want good farmer, able to
furnish own stock and run bill
for a good 1 horse (or more)
farm, Mrs. C. H. Down, Ella-
belle, RFD 2; BOxnars hs :

Want middleaged, healthy, un.
incumbered woman for. iight
farm work, for board and small
salary. No field work. With old
couple. M. S. Reagan, Ochloch-
nee.

Want man or boy, trustworthy, :
white or black, able to operate a
Chevrolet truck and work a cou-
ple of mules on a small farm at
Hortense, Ga., as one of family,
nearly blind man. J.-D. Loper,
Hortense, R 1.

Want good farmer for 2. hone
crop for 1934, on 8rd and 4ths, ;
or Standing rent. Good house |
and barn. Will give good farmer
a good deal. Also want to eat
zood sized mules, 1100 lbs. o
better, cheap. W. A. Dougherty, ;
Americus, R A.

Want settled man and wife,
without children, or a widow
with 1 son about 18 yrs. of age,
or older, to live in house with
owners of a Plantation. Perhaps

of corn or cotton. Call: Hemlock
6817, or write: W. L. F. Rosen-
blatt, Atlanta, 99 Inman Circle

Want family without small
children to help and truck farm. |
Ref. required. C. G.. Byingign,
Bolingbroke.

Want a good farmer for 2
horse crop of good land, good
bldgs., on 3rd and 4ths. Guy
Osborne, Clermont, Ril. |

Want to communicate at. once
with man and wife, exp. in truck
and vegetable growing. _ Rees
Howard, Albany R C.

Want man with enough labor
to run a 3 or 4 horse farm for
1934, on 50-50 basis. Good hous-

Colquitt.

Want farmer with own stock,
some feed, etc., for good 63 acre
farm. See me at my home 8 mi
Northeast of Athens. Jefferson
River Road. A. C. Williams, Ath-
ens, R 2,.Box 80.

Want 16- -18 yr. old boy to. live
as. one of family through the
winter months and share crop in |
1934. Must be reliable and of
good habits. C. L. Holland, Hart-
well, R 2.

Want. good 10 or 12. yr. old
negro boy to help with light
farm chores, garden, etc. for
clothes and home; also want to
hear from party having good,

not over 8 miles
from Griffin. A. B. Wood, Grits
fin.

Want good man for 100 Acre
farm, 1% miles Culloden; near
good school and church, on Main
Highway. 4 room house, barn,
etc. Standing rent. See or write:
Miss Olive Witt, Atlanta, 1125
Euclid Ave. s

Ri,

Plants For Sale : c

Sure Baring strawberry plants,
full of berries now; good for 10
mos. in the year, 75c C. Red La-
them raspberry and Youngberry _
50c' doz. $2 C. J, H, Lawrence,
Toccoa. :
Chas. W. and E. J., cabbage
plants, 500, 60c; $1 M. del. 50 M.
now ready; Klondike strawberry
plants, 500, 75c; $1.25 M. del.
Dewey Mathis, Flowery Branch,

E. J., Chas. W., frost-proot :
cabbage plants, ready, 500, 60c;
Bermuda onion plants,

stpaid. Sat.

PAGE FOUR
; Plants For Sale

Plants For Sale

Chas. W., Early Jersey cabbage

; plants, 500, 60c; $1 M. del. 10 M.
$8, Exp. collect. Now ready, Guy
_ Waldrip, Flowery Branch.

_Copenhagen and Chas.

cab-

$1 M. Minnie Mae Hendrix, Val-
dosta.

- Everbearing Nae platite,
25 C. $1 per 500. Money orders
only. W. M. Runyan, Cedartown,
OR 2,
- Imp. everbearing strawberry
plants, 25c per C. Will trade for
wheat, oats or rye. Mell J. Tan-
ner, Sandersville.
Cabbage plants, E. J., Chas. W,
and Copenhagen, 500, 60c; $1 M.
5 M. $450. J. W. Overstreet,
Douglas.
_ Mastedon' strawberry plants,
- 20c C. 500, $1; also May straw-
berries, same price. Add post-
age. Mrs. Cora Sutton, Cleve-
land, R 4.
_ Strawberry plants: Klondike,
$1.10 M; Lady Thompson, $1.60
per M. Mrs. Avis Crow, Cane
ville, R 2.
_. Klondike strawberry Hinnts, $1
M. P. B. Reynolds, Gainesville,
R 2.
Fresh E, J., C. W., Flat Dutch
C. iH. cabbage plants, $1 M. FOB
J. P. Mullis, Baxley.
Early Jersey and Chas. W.
Tobbace plants, 500, 60c; $1 M.
del. Good plants, prompt ship-
ment, guar. W. A. Poole, Baxley.
-E, J. cabbage plants, 85c M.
or 45c per 500, del S. D. Shef-
field, Baxley, R 4, Box 128.
a Everbearing strawberry plants,
25c C. del. also nice, sundried
_ apples, 10c lb. Pie plants, 10c
- bunch, 3 for 25c, Mrs. E. S. Hol-
loway, Dahlonega, R 1, Box 35.
Early improved Klondike
strawberry plants, $1.50 M. Spe-
cial price on large orders. J. C.
Crawford, Ellijay.
Large, frost-proof, All Season
and Chas. W. cabbage and col-
lard plants, 50c, 300; $1.25 M.
del. Talmadge Clark, Flowery
Branch.
-E. J., and Chas. W. frost-proof
cabbage plants now ready, 300,
35c; 500, 55c; $1 M. postpaid.
Odis Conner, Pitts, Rl. |
&. J., Chas. W., and Copenha-
gen cabbage plants, strong and
well rooted, 50c, 500; 75c M. Exe.
for chicken feed sacks. Prompt
shipment. Mrs. Eva Burgess,
-Pembroke,
_ Earliest var., improved Klon-
dike strawberry plants, 30 C.
$2 M. del. Now ready. Money or-
ders preferred. R. A. Norris,
Sparks, R 2, Box 81.
~ Winter Heading cabbage plants
500, 65c; $1 M, 3 M. $2.50 Post-
? paid, Mac Branan, Lewiston.
_ Frost-prcof cabbage plants,
- Golden Acre, Copenhagen, Wake-
field, Flat Dutch, 500, 60c; 90c
- M; 2M. $1.70. All postpaid. John
vB. Rope, Fitzgerald.
_ Southland strawberry plants,
developed by U. S. Dep't. of Ag-
_ Yriculture. New, scarce, ripen ear-
lier, larger size, better flavor,
_ fewer culls, $1 C. $7 M. Dry..-T.

F, Abercrombie, Atlanta, 39 A-
very Drive.
Plants ready, large, selected,

frost-proof Chas., Jersey Wake-
field cabbage and collards, 300,
_ 60c; $1.25 M; bright, new, sun-
s dried acid apples, peeled and
cored, 10 lbs. $1. Postpaid. C. F.
Maddox, Flowery Branch.
_ Early imp. genuine Klondike
strawberry plants, true to name,
30c C. 500, $1; May cherries, 2
ft, 3. for 25c; white lady peas,
- 10c lb. Rosie Crowe, Cumming,
Gio l
Wakefield cabbage plants, 200,
35; 500, 75c; $1.25 M. del. 10 M.
$10. Exp. Collect. W. R. Steph-
- ens, Flowery Branch.
- Mastodon strawberry plants,
20c C. 500 for $1; May strawber-
ry plants, same price. Add post-
age. Mrs. W. H, Sutton, Cleve-
Wien, Ft Ae oy ej
; Klondike and Everbearing

bage plants, also collard plants, |.

strawberry plants, 500, $1; $1.75

M; old fashioned, tender corn-
fielg bean seed, 25c per teacup-
ful. Add postage. Mrs. W. V.
Robbs, Flowery Branch, R 1.

Wakefield and Early Flat
Dutch cabbage and White Ber-
muda onion plants now ready,
500, 60c; $1 M. Postpaid. Money
orders. A. E, Reinhardt, Ash-
burn,

Millions frost-proof cabbage

plants: Early Jersey, Early Flat

Dutch and Chas. Wakefield, $1
M. -10 M. $9. All large plants,
moszed, Prepaid. Prompt ship-
ment. Harold Smith, Baxley.

Stocky cabbage plants, well
rooted, prompt shipment. G. W.
Coleman, Tifton.

Chas. W. cabbage plants, $1.00
M. Prepaid, Mrs. Ada D. Eee,
Baxley.

Klondike strawberry pinns:
$1.50 M. del. $1 collect; Chas. W.
cabbage and Heading collard, 75c
M. del. Ovie Crowe, Gainesville,
Rs;
soe strawberry plants 20c

C. $1.50 M. Prompt shipment
Mrs. Ara Waldrip, Flowery
Branch, R, 1.

Early Jersey and Chas W cab-
bage plants now ready, 500, 65c;
$1.00 M. del; 10 M. $8.00 collect.
Ca-h with order. W. O. Waldrip,
Flowery Branch.

Lady Thompson and Evearbear
ing strawberry plants, $1.75 M.
500, 90c; Red Gold plants, $10.00
M, True to name. Herbert Prit-
chett, Ellijay.

True to name Red Gold straw-
berry plants, $1.00 C; Lady
Thompson strawberry plants 30c
C. $2.50 M;- dried sage, 50c lb.
Add postage on orders for less
than $1.00. Mrs. Annie Etris,
Dahlonega, R 1.

Golden Seal and Ginseng roots
for planting. R. T. Swords, De-
catur, RB 3.)

Ma:todon, Everbearing and
Lady T, strawberry plants, 25c
C. $2.25 M. postpaid in Ga. Exc.
for white feed sacks. Mrs. H. T.
Crumley, Cleveland R 4.

Imp. strawberry plants, Red
Gold, 75c C. Extra early Pre-
mier, 50c C. $3.50 M; Giant
Mastodon Everbearing, 60c OC.
Postpaid. Mrs. Carl Kimsey, Hia-
wassee. .

E. J. Wakefield cabbage plants
now ready, 10c C.
paid. Prompt shipment.
Fossett, Baxley.

E, J., C. W cabbage plants 25
C; 300, 40c; 500, 60c; 95c M. 5
M. $4.00. Prepaid. Prompt ship-
ment. J. P, Morris, Baxley.

Chas. W. cabbage plants, $1.00
M. or 15c C. R, W. Dowdy, Fitz-
gerald, R 2. }

Earliest var. improved Klon-
dike strawberry plants, 25c.C. 500
$1.00; $1.75 M; Extra large ever-
bearers, 30c C, $2.00 M. del. All
well rooted, young plants. Mrs.
J. S. Crowe, Cumming, R 1.

Cabbage plants, all varieties;
Chas. W., Early Jersey, 90c M.,
Del. Millions to. offer. B. J.
Morris, Baxley.

Seed For Sale

1933 Crimson clover seed in
chaff, 8c lb. FOB. R. B. Kin-
man, Calhoun, R 4, Box 62.

New Allen R. Johnsons Black
Seed watermelon, cross between
Watson and Excel. $2.50 per Ib.
Allen R. Johnson, Empire.

White Eng. peach seed, 50c per
hundred; young trees, 2-3 ft., 60c
doz. del; Lucretia dewberry
plants, 75c C. Mrs. R. F. Terrell,
Greenville, R 3.

Pure Tuttle tobacco seed from
choice tobacco, free from trash,
50c per heaping this, E. S.
Sword, Norman Park, R 1.

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

Calif. multiplying beer seed 10c
good start, postpaid. Mrs. mallle
Floyd, Reckipart, R ae

J. B.

MARKET BULLETIN

Georgia Products
For Sale

Georgia Products

For Sale

Thursday, November 16, 1933
Georgia Products

Wanted

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE

Rice peas, pure, sound, clean,
extra good for table, 5c lb. Exc.
for anything can use. Mrs. E. C.
Heaton, Hartwell, R 3.

Several bu. white Mush peas,
bright and sound, 8c lb. S. P
Kenney, Athens, R 2.

BUTTER FOR SALE

4 lbs. nice, fresh Jersey but-
ter each week, 25c lb. del. in
1st and 2nd zones. Every pound
guar. Mrs. I. D. McDuffie, Ash-
land, R 1.

2 to 6 Ibs. butter ea. week, 25c
Ib. postpaid in 1st and 2nd zones.
Cash with order. Cows T. B.
tested. Mrs. V. E. Moore, Ash-
land, R 2.

Good, fresh butter, 30c lb. Miss
E. Alexander, Jefferson, R 4.

Several lbs. fresh Jersey but-
ter, 40c del. twice a week. Mrs.
A. Sutherland, Resaca, R 1.

2 Ibs. fine Jersey butter each
week, 20c lb. del; want to exc.

dried fruit for pecans. Mrs. V.|

T. Chamblee, Cumming, R 2.

$1.00 M. Pre-.

| Miss Ramie Turner,

- COTTON SEED FOR SALE

Genuine Mathis Toole Wilt-
Resistant cotton seed, 1 yr. from
Orig. 75c bu. FOB. Exc. for seed
oats. E. L. Summerour, Moultrie.

Rucker cotton seed, pure 45 per
cont lint, recleaned and bagged.
75c bu. FOB. Chas L. Brown,
Hartwell.

Pure Cokers Farm Relief cot-
ton seed. Extra early, big boll,
premium staple from bale to acre
cotton. $2.50 per 100.
Teasley, Hartwell.

Half and Half cotton seed, 1st
yr. from Orig. $3.25 per 100 here,
not shipped; also Jersey milch
cow, about 6 yrs. old $30.00 here.
S. C. Dykes, Dexter, R 2.

D. P. L. cotton seed 2 cent over

market, inch staple, 40 per cent
lint, 1Ist..yr. -65 ,bu.,: 5. bu; $3.00

FOB. C. A. Esters, LaFayette.

100 bu pure Wannaker cotton
seed for planting purposes. Sell
row for $50.00 B. F... Fagan,
Martin.

25 bu. Roysters No. 4 cotton
seed, 1 1-4 in. staple, bale to ac-
re. Special planting seed 75c bu.

or $16.75 for entire amount FOB

Monry order. Brice,

Cumming.

FRUIT FOR SALE
Bright, sundried apples, 12c Ib.
Peas, Clays, Blue Goose, Black
eyes, 4c lb; peanuts, 5c Ib. All

George

del; walnut MEATS, large pieces,

35c Ib: 3 1b. $1.00. FOB. Mrs.
Lauren Noble, Trenton.

Nice sundried apples, free
from peel, core and worms . 10
Ib. del. Mrs. Ethel Mooney
Quill.

Nice, sundried apples, free
from core, etc. 10c lb. Del. ir
10 or more lb. lots. Miss N. A
White, Dahlonega, R 1, Box 37.

Nice, dried apples, 9c lb. Del
Cash with order. Mrs. J. K
Kenimer, Leaf. -

Dried apples, free from peel
worms, ete. 7c lb. plus postage
Exc. for 100 lb. cap. feed sacks.
Dahlonega.
R 1, Box 54.

1933 crop, nice, sundried ap-
ples, free of peel, etc. 10c lb. Add
postage. Estell Duvall, Ellijay.

Old fashioned dried peaches
and apples, 10 lbs. $1.00. Add
postage on orders less than 10
lbs. multiplying onions, 12 1-2c
lb. Senna seed, 10c per 15 pods.
Add postage. Mrs. W. C. Wiley,
Lula, R 1.

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HONEY BEES AND BEE SUP-

; PLIES FOR SALE

2-5 gal. kegs of honey for sale
or exc. 1 gal. of honey for 1
bu. Oats. O. G. Dasher, Marlow.

White honey in the comb pack-
ed in lard cans. 50-75 lb. wt.
at 6 1-2c lb; fresh, home-made
butter in pound prints,

. Lang, Omega.

4 Ibs.
postpaid for $1.00. Send check.
[J W

From 1 to 70 swarms of honey
bees in modern frame hives, in
good cond. for sale or exch. C.
D. Poots; Macon.

PECANS AND PEANUTS
FOR SALE

100 lbs. papershell pecans, 20c
Ib. Mrs. Geo. Sutton, Tifton.

Nice seedling pecans, 8c lb; exc.
some for dried fruit. J. P. Clegg,
Tifton, R 2.

75 lbs. pure papershell pecans,
25c lb. FOB Crawford. Milner
Patton, Lexington, R 2.

Nice, large seedling pecans, a-
bout 40 lbs. Make best price.
Sample if desired. Mrs. H. L.
Alcorn, Chester.

Big red peanuts and scaley
barks, ea. 25c gal. pop corn on
cob, 5c lb. Mrs. C. C, Lynch, Ar-
muchee. noe

Stuart pecans, 5 lbs. del. for
$100. T. B. Thomas, Thomas-
boro.

VEGETABLES FOR SALE
Green hot pepper, 50c pk. F. O.
B. .Exc. for popcorn... Bi 'K:;
Hodges, Jackson.
1 truck load turnip salad. Write
if interested. W. M. Shiroh, Se-

. ville.

Truck loads'of nice turnips,
any shape. J. Hugh Windham,
Reynolds.

Purple Top, White Globe tur-
nips, for sale by truck loads. Ap-
ply. H. S. Baxter, Blackshear.

Georgia Products

Wanted

BEANS AND PEAS WANTED
Want to exc. about 20 bu.
nice P. R. potatoes for Velvet
beans at market price, or will
sell potatoes. Miss Geneva Per-
ry, Helena. R 1.\

Will buy any quantity Crow-
der peas, also pecans. State
variety, quantity and price. C

|-A. Rowlan, Athens.

Want to buy Mammoth Yellow
Soy beans at reasonable price. C.
A. Roose, Atlanta, R 4, Box 307-

Cc;

Want any amount up to 50 bu.
Field peas. Quote prices with
sample. O. C. Perdue, Yatesville.

CORN AND SEED CORN
WANTED
Want good milling corn by the
car or in 100 or 20 Obu. lots. Must
be cheap. W. A. Simpson, Mc-
Donough.
Want 50 bu. good corn .on

shuck and 1 ton baled shucks.

Quote price on corn, or price on
20rn and shucks, del. Atlanta. D.
W. Osborne, Atlanta, 45 Forsyth
St. N. W. ;

Want 10 bu. good slipped shuck
corn of good quality. Will pay
0c per 80 Ib. bu. del. my. born.
Alvin Holton, Lyons, R 2.

Want to buy 2 M. bu corn, in
shuck or shelled. William Jack-
son, Donovan.

Want 20 bu. corn at 60c per bu.
del. J. L. Hatchett, Talking
Rock, R 2.

Want 100 bu. yellow corn for
feed purposes. Walter Rahman,
Macon, R 1.

FRUIT WANTED

Want 1 bu. quinces. B. Z.
Herndon, Atlanta, 954 Albion Ave.
N. Bw:

Want about 15 bu. good red
eating apples, as near Nicholls,
Coffee county as possible. Will
come after if price is right. J. W.
Davis, Nicholls.

Want 12 lbs. 1933 crop dried
peaches, bright color without the
skin, del. I will deliver 1 No. 10
can of Chunk Comb honey for
same. Mrs. Mary Jane Edenfield,
Stillmore.

Want 1 peck of choice culti-
vated crabapple. Give price.
Mrs. D. W. Crouch, Dawson.

Exe. large size pecans for

6

Ville.

| EB. C. Mauldin, Atlanta, 144

dried acid apples; 2 lbs peca
for 3 of apples. Any amt. up
50 Ibs. apples. Ea, pay postag
Mrs. L. W. Seago, Pinehurst.

HONEY BEES AN BEE SUP.
PLIES WANTED
Want few hives of bees. Ads
vise. Jesse W. Scott, Ben Hill. |
Want to buy White Clover ho
ey. Also give good value for
breed of pullets. Write what
have. P. P. Hicks, Savann
4. Box 100.

PECANS AND PEANU
WANTED

Highest prices paid for pe
and black walnuts. W. J.
Americus. a
Want large Spanish pe
Charlie McCullough, bes
P. O. Box 85.
Want from 100 to 5 M. tb
crop pecans. Write wha

have and price. R. E. W:
Lovejoy. ae
Want select pecans.

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price and send sample to: iE
Mauldin, Atlanta, 1442
thorpe.

Want 1 or 2 tons large,
shell pecans, cheap. Write
you have and best price.

H. Tomlinson, Douglas.

FOB your station. Also som
dried sage. R. P. Tull, D
Want papershell and se
pecans. W. J. Josey, Americ
Want 5M lbs. pecans,
what you have and state | p
R. E. Wallace, Lovejoy.
Want to buy sev. bu. n
pecans. Must be well dried
prices prepaid to Decatur,
A. Moore, Atlanta, RFD 8,
298.
Want 50 lbs. easy shelling,
filled, new crop seedling pec
Send sample and name pri
wanted. D. F. Crosland, G

Want pecans. Send s:
price and quantity. O.C. Bi
Pulls.

Exc. B. R. eggs, B. R. pu
shoats, butter, rye, wheat,
eggs or peas for 1933 crop,
ium and large size pecans
lb. J. M. Mibes, Blythe, Ga.

Want select pecans.
prices and samples to: E.
Mauldin, Atlanta, 1442 O;
thorpe Ave.

Want select pecans in shell
shelled; also black walnut n

lethorpe Ave., S. W.

POTATOES WANTE!
Want old time pink-eyed Iti
potatoes (not Early Rose).
vines are long and slender an
purplish color potatoes, used
grow them in No. Ga., pur)
skin and yellow meats; write
A. L. Jackson, Winder, R 4.
Exc. 1 bu. white, bla
crowder peas for 1 bu. Iris!
bler potatoes. Ea. pay pos
Mrs. J. W. Davis, Ellijay
Box 21.

SYRUP WANTED

500 bu. Fulghum oats to
for Ga. Cane syrup at rate
bu. of oats for 2 gal. syru
gal. cans. J. D. Duke, Ft
ley. .
Exc. 500 bu. Fulghum oat
Ga. Cane Syrup at rate o
of oats for 2 gal. syrup in
cans. J. D. Duke, Ft. Valle
500 bu. Fulghum oats to ext
for Ga. Cane syrup at rate 0 3
bu. for 2 kal. in gal. cans. J. D
Duke, Ft. Valley.
Want Ga. Cane syrup in bbls
Write to W. B. Stebbins, Sava
nah, R 2.
Want Sorghum syrup in parr
E. H. Taylor, Atlanta, 54 san
St. N. W.
Want 200 gal good cane syr
Pay market price and furm
barrels if desired. We B. ae
bins, Savannah, R 3.