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OLUME 16. STATE CAPITOL ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1933. _ NUMBER 47.

 

    
  
    
  
   
  
 
 
   
    
    
   
 
   
  
   
   
      
   
  
 
 
   
  
 

rain and Hay For Sale

1100 bundles fodder, 4 hand
undles, $2 per hundred at barn.
ock Adams, Lawrenceville, R

0 tons good sorghum hay,
ed, $10 ton, 5 mi. from Cass-
le, 3 miles from Highway.
st go in 20 days. J. B. Ingle,
airsville, R 3.

Genuine Blue Stem seed
eat, $1.50 bu; Hastings 100-
. oats, free from foreign grain
grass seed, 85c bu. R. C.
uch, Turin.

Sumter County raised seed
eat, $1.25 bu. John Sheffield,
1ericus.

 

rain and Hay Wanted

 

c. good, white feed sacks, at
a. for wheat or rye. H. G.
35, Smyrna.

Want to buy 10 to 12 tons
sd, bright peanut hay, also 100
corn, and 5 tons velvet beans,
in Columbus; for sale, 3
milch cows, fresh in, heavy
kers, cheap, or exc. velvet
ans or corn. Joe Jones, Co-
nbus, R 2.

Poultry For Sale

'ANCONAS

0 Ancona cockerel, Carter
s ain, April hatch, $1 ea. Mrs.
; _ Jones, Lumber City.

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ae BANTAMS

ew choice Exhibition cocker-
in White and Black Cochin
ams. C. H. Hair, Augusta,
1 Warren St.

show type B. B. Red Game
atam and Black Rose Comb,
50 and $3 per pair; Racing
Homers, $2 per pair, or exch. W.
Herndon, Augusta, 1109 Ad-

 

 

  

ARRED AND OTHER ROCKS
.B. R. 1932 hatch Parks str.
sters, $2 ea. or $3.50 for both
taken together; 3 roosters,
hatch, $1.25 ea. All thor-
ghbreds. Exc. the 2 - 1932
tch for 4 - 1933 hatch hens.
ee Riner, Nunez.
5 Holterman Aristocrat B. R.
2 hatch hens, $1 each; cock,
price; few pullets, April
ich, 75c ea. J. B. Lacey, Rome,

   
   
  
   
  
   
    
   
   
 

Thompson B. R. March cock-
Is, large, well marked, $1 ea.
in lots of 2 or more, 75c ea.
)B. Mrs. A. J. Collins, Demo-
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ompson str. Ringlet B. R.
*kerels, $1 ea. 2 for $1.75 FOB.
Ss. A. R. Watts, Canon.
Booths B. R. Feb. hatch cock-
8 pullets, $9; Buff Orp.,
e str., $9; pecans, seedlings,
large mixed, 10c. Exc. for
ed apples or baby lima beans
Ss. M. L. Shealy, Oglethorpe.
4 Spring hatch pure bred
ridge Rock pullets, 80c ea.
ipping coop to be returned at
chasers expense. Jesse ae
Ocilla.
Buff Rock May i alletaee and
$10 50 del;

   
  
   
    
   
   
    
    
   
  
 
    

last yr., $1.75 ea. $3 for 2. Mrs.

 

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Poultry For Sale

hens, 1% yrs. old, same breed,
80c ea. FOB. Cash with order.
Mrs. W. D. Bryant, Coffee.

4 April hatch B. R. cockerels,
Parks Reg. Permit, 539-C-33.
New breeding stock from Parks

Walter Dobson, Calhoun, R 2.

 

BRAHMAS
Light Brahma pullets, wt. 3 Ibs
to 4% Ibs. ea., 50c to 75c ea. Exc.
for 2 pure bred M. B. big bone
turkey hens. Walter Smallwood,
Thomson, R 4.

 

' CORNISH
10 Royal White Cornish hens
and fine male bird, $15; 10 nice
pullets with male, $10; 6 White
Rock pullets and cockerel, $1 ea.
Mrs. L. D. Singley, Jackson.

 

GAMES

8 game cocks, $1.50 each;
Roundheads, Brown, Red cross;
old fashioned tender cornfield
bean seed, 25c lb, not postpaid.
R. K. Davenport, Ellijay, R 1.

3 red Game cocks, $3 ea2., $8
for the 3; Red seed cane, 2c ea;
V. S. P-807 CP, 5c ea. H. B. Til-
ler, Brunswick, Clo B, O. Fus-
sell,

10 pure Napoleon Blue game
hens and cockerel, 18 mos. old,
$15. Mrs. J. D. Rhodes, Dexter,
rea

Trio Games, Blue Traveler and
Black M. Roundhead, crossed, 2
yrs. old, $4; 1 pen ONeal Doms,.
2 yrs. old, $3.50; stag, crowing,
Dom and Warhorse, crossed, $1;
also thoroughbred bantams. O.
N. Blair, Douglasville.

Pure Bacon Warhorse pit

 

Poultry For Sale

games, 1 brood yard cock and
6 hens, $10; single cock, $2.50;
stags and pullets, $1.50 ea. Exc.
some for S. A. Ginn Grays. Tom
Weaver, Canon, R 2.

 

LEGHORNS

12 R. C. Brown Leghorn pul-
lets and 1 rooster, April hatch,
$10. Cash with order. No chks.
P. W. Wugley, Dallas, R 1.

105 select Buff Leghorn 18
mos. old hens, now laying, 60c
each, or $50 for lot. J. P. Brown,
Meansville.

Ped. W. lL. breeding cockerels,
from Official Contest record
dams, records 259-312 eggs. Dis-
ease free, 8 mos. old. Bloodtest-
ed. Can furnish ped. with each
bird. Reasonable prices, M. W.
Kantala, Elberton.

5 W. L. Kerlins str. pullets
and rooster, all spring hatch, 50c
ea. FOB. Miss Lizzie ee
Cochran, R 3.

125 Tancred May belch AA
pullets, all healthy and some
laying, 85c ea. Come after and
take all..1 mile South of Gray-
son. C. R. Gordon, Loganville,
RFD 4.

Pure bred B. L. May roosters,
$1.25 ea. $2 pr; 1 pure. bred
White Rock rooster, May hatch,
$1.25. All FOB. Money orders.
Mrs. Grady Mock, Daisy. -

265 W. L. AAA Grade, 200-300
egg strain: 100 hens, 150 pullets,
all laying; 15 roosters, 70c each.
C. W. Chason, Jr., Cairo, R 3.

250 W. L. Tancred str. pullets,
now laying, $1 each; 18 fine
cockerels, same strain, but not
related to pullets, $1.ea. F. M.

 

Poultry For Sale

Faulkner, Cornelia, Star Route.

75 W. L. hens, 1% yrs. old, just
out of moult; 25 May hatch pul-
lets. All Tancred str. $50 for lot,
or 65c ea. W. T. Holmes, Cullo-
den.

 

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS
6 each, B. Rock and Donald-
son R. I. Red pullets, 60c each
with rooster free with each lot,
6 January hatch Red  pullets,
laying, $1 each, with rooster; 5
pure bred M. B. gobbler, $3.50
ea. April hatch turkey hen, $2,
or 25c lb. Mrs. W. A. Woodall,
Greensboro, R, 1, Box 178.

250 Booths AAA W. L., ready
to begin second laying period,
60c each; 50 Barred Rocks and
R. I. Reds, this years pullets,
just beginning to lay, $1 ea. E.
T. Dickens, Madras.

4 W. L. April cockerels, Eng-
lish stra. Very fine and healthy,
also R. I. Red cockerel, Peacock
str. 20 mos. old, $1 ea. FOB. Mrs.
J. J. Shearouse, Guyton.

 

Eggs For Sale _

 

Good stock W. L. eggs. W. A.}

Seidell stock direct (Contest
Leader). Booking orders for
oe and February del. i
each. L. D. White, Dunwoody, R

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Eggs Wanted

Want to buy 3 M. fertile eggs
each week for Hatchery. State
price and kind of stock, etc.
Robin Adair, Fitzgerald.

Want 400 B. R. hatching eggs

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS
Prevailing Wholesale Prices Nov. 20, 1933. Always Subject to Variation.
: Atlanta
Fees, Extra, selected, whites --.--- 29 INDEX
Bees, extra, doz. -.2--2.2 24 Page
Eggs, Standard, doz, -------------- 18 :
Eggs, Georgia trade, doz, -------- 15 Grain and Hay For Sale --------- i
tees, yard rut, dog, .--.0...02---- 18 Grain and Hay Wanted -.------ 1
Hens, Heavy- -Breed, Ubi oo 10-.11 Poultry Hor Sale 2. 235 seo 1
Hens, Leen 10. oot en 8-.9 3 Rees For Gale 22.2 oo ea 1
 ROOSLEIS AD, (o-eer marron aeete anes Wipes, Wanted < oi ces we 1
See eee a
ae ee 12-11 Live Stock For Sale .--.---------- 1,3
Ducks 16. oe a Live Stock Wanted -..----------- 2
Geese, lb. ~--.----------~----------- 6 Positions Wanted .-.------------- 2
Turkeys, lb. --.--------~----------- 15-.16 Farm Help Wanted -------------- 23
Capons, Ib, ~---------------------- Plants Wor Sale 2.45. os 3
Country Butter, best table, lb. ~--- 20 ied Forsale 26 a es 3
Field Peas, mixed, bu. ------------ 1.00 Seed Wanted 2... io 3
Field Peas, not mixed, DWE Ss ose 1.10 Miscellaneous For Sale ---..-.----. Ke
Ear Corn, (80 lbs, to bu.) ono nne~ 65 Miscellaneous Wanted .---------- 4
Wheat, bu. ---------------~------- 1.00 Tobacco For Bale 4----2.24. 05. 4
Sweet Potatoes, per 100 lbs. --.--- 1.10 Tobacco Wanted ___..---------_-- 4
Cabbage, (green, per 100 IDS) aoe 2.00 Georgia Products For Sale ce aus: 4
Cabbage, (white, per 100 lbs.) ---- _ 2.00 Georgia Products Wanted -..---.- 4
Peavine Hay, No, 1S tOR eo 12.50
Peanut Hay, No. 1, ton ----.----- 10.00
-NO. 1 SPANISH PEANUTS, $55.00$60.00 per ton del. Mills,
U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE quotations on 92 SCORE BUTTERBased
upon Open Market Sales at CHICAGO; Nov. 13th, 23c; Nov. 14th, 22144; Nov, 15th, ae
Nov. 16th, aR Tati ; Nov lth, ee Nov. 18th, ae Yee. ; y

    

 

      
 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

idence,

Eggs Wanted

on December 5th. Send full in- 
formation in first letter. C. B.
Fisher, Rossville, R 1.

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.

Live Stock For Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE
Young cows, fresh with 2nd
calf. Holstein-Jersey, 3 pal. with
good feed. $30; small Jersey, 2%
gal. $25. Exc. for feed or W. L.
pullets; Klondike and Lady T.

 

 

strawberry plantc, $2 M. Mrs. W.

H. Rucker, Milner.

5 yr. old pure May Rose
Guernsey cow, fresh in January.
$75, or exc. for cows now fresh;
2 weaned Jersey heifers from 5
gal. cows, $15 ea. Exc. 1 for pure
bred pullets. J. H. Smith, At-
lanta, R 3.

1 good milch cow, fresh in,
heifer calf, $25 at my barn. Mrs.
J. H. Smith, Chipley, R 1.

1 big, fine, reg. Jersey bull for
sale for cash, or will trade. Mrs.
J. J. Outen, Manassas. 

1 pure bred Jersey bull, 8 mos.
old, fine qualities, ent. to reg.,
$10 cash at barn. Pierce pba i
Athens, R 2.

-1 good milch cow, fresh in, for

sale. Come see. B. V. Pace, Ben  :

AiuL RL
Young ox, broke to wse plow
or wagon, $25; Jersey heifer, 3
mos. old calf, $6. Calf will feed
from bucket. H. L. Harper, Way-
cross, Prescott St. ae
Good, 4 gal. reg. Jersey cow,

$25. Mrs. F. L. Ellis, Kennesaw. 

2 Jersey bull calves, highly
bred: 1 dropped Aug. 17th, 1933; 
other, Nov. 2, 1933. Can furnish
papers. $10 cash if taken at
once. Exc. for seed rye, oats,
field peas or corn. = J. Bur-
nett, Rupert.

2 yr. old Jersey bull, also1l1%

yrs. old, both ent. to reg. Cash,
or exc. for corn, oats or peas. O.
S. Mann, Senoia.

2 milch cows, due to freshen 
Ist of December; 2 nice heifers,
about 20 mos. old, $7.50 each;
nice bull, about 2 yrs. old, $10. 
R. P. Bomar, Palmetto, RFD. 

Pure bred Reg. Polled Here-
ford cattle, both bulls and heif-
ers. Also Angora buck goats. E.
T. Boswell, Jr., Siloam.

Sev. Jersey milch cows, fresh
and 12 heifers, 8 - 18 mos. old. 
Sell or exc. for corn, velvet
beans or field peas; Will buy 500
bu. field peas, cheap. Send sam- |
ple. N. W. Parham, Warm
Springs.

3 good Jersey cows, fresh In,
also some fine heifers, freshen 
in January. Mrs. C. R. Hardy,
Dawson, R 1.

2 highly pedigreed Jersey bull
calves, from 5 gal. Dams, $12 ea., |

{with papers. Exc. for farm pro-
| duce, poultry or what have you? 

Mrs. E. Spence, Dunwoody, Res-
Roswell Road.

      

  
  

 

 

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Georgia
Market Bulletin
Published Weekly by the
BUREAU: OF MARKETS
Department Of

Agriculture
i Executive Offices:
State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga.
G. C. ADAMS,
Commissioner .

J. F. GREER, Director,
Bureau of Markets

| THURSDAY, NOV. 23, 1933,

 

 

 

 

 

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Post Office at Atlanta, Geor-
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1930. Accepted for mailing at
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of October 8, 1917.

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and ornamental nursery stock

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are published at intervals dur-
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Special Notices

 

CORRECTIONS:

FARM HELP WANTED
Help wanted, good farmers for
with 6 tenant

 

_ 1 mile from Greensboro on Ath-

ens Highway. New, strong land.

Reasonable cash rent. R. Geiss-

ler, Atlanta, P. O. Box 861.

   

- Want yood farmer with stock
and everything and some cash

to lease for 10 yrs. 259 acres in
Webster County. Place foreclos-
_ d on, practically lying out for

several yrs. 2 houses, etc., plen-
_ ty wood and water. Dont write

unless

can qualify. James E.

- Thomson, Dry Branch.

 

HAY WANTED
Want several tons of either

_ Peanut, Peavine, Soy Bean or
_ Alfalfa hay. State price del. to

Irwindale Farm, Chamblee, Ga.,
your station. R. L. Hull, Atlanta,

3033 Peachtree St., phone, Cher-

- pkg, 2181.

 

- LAND LIME FOR SALE
Land lime, 20 ton cars, $3 ton

FOB Atlanta. Will exchange for

value.

  
   
 

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Harry Stanfield, Fair- |

Live Stock For Sale

 

MARKET BULLETIN

Live Stock For Sale

Positions Wanted

  

Thursday, November 23, 1933
Positions Wanted

 

HOGS FOR SALE
Excellent Duroc Jersey herd
boar, 8 mos, old. Will make a 1
M. Ib. hog. Grand Champion
stock. Sell or exch. H. EB. New-
berry, Atlanta, 830 Flat Shoals
Road, S. E. phone, Ja. 3786.

2 big Duroc sows, bred to ex-
tra fine P. C. $20 ea; big Berk-
shire boar, $15. R. D. Tatum,
Palmetto.

20 shoats, 60 to 100 lb. wt. for
sale or exc. for good plug mule.
J. B. Coker, Pelham, R 3.

African str. B. B. Guinea hogs, ,

full stock pigs, $4 to $6 ea. Wt.
50 to 75 Ibs; Same breed sows,
$10 to $15 ea. Cash with order.
L. B. Toler, Glenwood.

Reg. S. P. C. hogs of all ages,
from the worlds Best Blood
Lines. Sell or exc. for Leghorn
hens. F, H. Bunn, Midville.
_Pure bred S. P. C. pigs, 8 wks.
old, cholera immuned. $3.50 ea;

|| bred sows, $15. V. Davidson, Ir-

winton.

300 lb. thoroughbred Berk-
shire boar, $10 at my farm. Ar-
thur Owen, Barnesville,

Pair pure bred Duroc hogs,
from reg. stock, yr. old, $25; 2
Jersey cows and 1 yr. old heifer
will exc. for corn, FOB. Mrs.
Clara Sikes, Sylvester.

Reg. S. P. C. boars, out of
sows and boars that have won at
Countrys biggest State Fairs
and Hog Shows. Reasonable pri-
ces. Sat. puar. W. D. Sealy,
Cuthbert.

4 good grade Duroc Jersey
gilts, reg. sire, dam, good grade.
Ready to breed. Sell or trade for
meat hogs, but not lb. for lb.
Good grade Jersey cow, 2nd calf
this month, $45. Ed Ehrensper-
ger, Blackshear.

 

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE

1 Shetland pony mare, fat as
can be, well broke to drive, very
gentle, wt. about 400 Ibs. $35 at
my place Mrs. J. O. Floyd, Chip-
ley.

4 yr. old black mare mule, wt.
650 Ibs. well broke, blocky bulit,
$90 cash. Fred Adams, Gillsville,
R 2.

Good, gentle, black mare mule,
good cond., wt. 1150 Ibs. $150 for
quick sale. Want price on dozen
Schley or Stuart budded pecan
trees, not over 3 ft. high, del.
Lula W. F. Miller, Lula, R 2.

1 black horse mule, wt. 850 or
900 lbs. some age, work any-
where, $35 cash. Live 6% miles
Marietta on Dallas Road. Thur-
mon Kelly, Marietta, R 5.

3 yr. old mule, 1 M. Ibs. $130.
Gentle and sound, but not broke
1 plug mule, $25; Shetland mare,
8 yrs. old, very small, sound,
gentle, $50. Geo. E, Hart, Syl-
vester.

Beautiful, pentle, 5 gaited sad-
dle mare; also nice saddle mare
pony, less than 15 hands. Sell
cheap. Can: be seen at my farm
near Emory University. Walter
T, Candler, Atlanta.

A good plug mule, $35 cash at
my barn. J. K. Kenimer, Leaf,
Ga.

8 yr. old, 1150 lb. black mule,
$125 cash; 12 yr. old 950 Ib.
black mule, $95. Good workers.
Sound and gentle. Allix Free-
man, Stephens, R 1.

1 good plug mule. Tended a 30
acre farm this year, $10 cash.
Mrs. Fannie McTier, Wrens, R 2.

9 yr. old horse mule, about 950
lb., pert, sound, good qualities,
$125. Exc. for corn or good pigs;
bay pony mare, 10 yrs. old, gen-
tle, good worker, $70 or same ex-
change. Also other value, $78.50
for same exch. R. R. Duffey,
Carrollton, Mt. Oak Farm.

Good, 14 yr. old mare mule,
wt. about 950 Ibs. sound and
work anywhere, eat good and

 

_ | bertson, Dalton, R

pert, $40 cash at barn. J. A. Al-

  

 

RABBITS FOR SALE

6 N. Z. Whites, from % yr., 4
mos. of age up to 2% yrs. Very
pretty and healthy. Cheap.
Write or see: Margaret Hudson,
Hamilton.

N. Z. Whites, $1.50 pr. del. Exc
buck for N. Z. buck; want 2
Flemish Giant does and 1 buck;
exc. reg. Jersey 9 mos. old male
for farm products. Pecans pre-
ferred. H. T. Barnett, Smyrna,
R 1, phone (Atlanta) Belmont
1317-J.

1 pr. N. Z. White, pink-eyed

mos. old, $3. Billie Daniell, Ath-
ens.

Few vood Flemish Giant does,
out. of big bone, ped. and reg.
stock, wt. 15% and 18% Ibs. $2
to $10 ea. Write. J. F. Bennett,
Albany, 212 Broad St.

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE

Few nannie goats, bred to
Toggenburg buck, freshen about
December ist; few nannie year-
lings, $1 from bred ewe, or 75c ea
for the 20 head. FOB. Also 185
B. R. chicks, 5 wks. old, extra
fine, 25c ea. FOB. E. Y. May,
Sparks.

Large size, heavy milking
bloodlines Saanan, Nubian and
Toggenburg open and bred does,
quality stock. Reasonable prices.
Also want 25 to 50 April hatch
White or Brown L. pullets. Ed-
win Simpson, Atlanta, 695 Pay-
nes Ave. N. W.

Live Stock Wanted

CATTLE WANTED

Want grade cows, heifers or a
good, A-1 mule, in exch. for a
$150 value. Write for particulers.
W. A. Kerr, Climax, R 2.

Exc. 2 - 4 yr. old reg. Here-
ford bulls, wt. about 1400 Ibs. for
young range cattle. Give me 3
lbs. for 1. Joe Hart, Blackshear.
Box 8.

Exc. good, heavy ear corn for
a good young cow, fresh or to
freshen real soon. Have good
blood and good qualities. Homer
Ricketson, Pearson, R 1.

Want a good milch cow, fresh
in. Will exc. equal value. O. A.
Story, Fitzgerald, 315 W. Orange
St.

 

 

 

 

HOGS WANTED

Want 1 pure bred, reg. S. P. C.
boar. State age and price. Must
be within 75 miles Cedartown.
Wm, G. Collins, Cedartown, R
S

Exc. 40 gal. BBL. syrup for 1
bred gilt to farrow February and

male shoats. Must be big bone

Black Guinea, thoroughbred.
Value syrup, 50c gal. Give full
particulars about hogs, etc., and
how many in first letter. I. T.
Holden, Dallas, R 1.

Exc. corn in shuck ory fodder
for pure bred Hampshire boar,
old enough for service. E. Dar-
den Borders, Cedartown.

HORSES AND MULES
WANTED
Want a small horse that can
be used as a work horse, for
plowing, etc., and also a saddle
horse. State what you have,
price, etc. L. J. Duckett, Atlanta,
R 3, East McDonough Road.
Want to buy a good, gentle
farm mule, 1 M. lbs. or over.
Want a slow, gentle mule; also
have a jennet for sale or trade
for corn. H. R. Clarke, Coving-
ton.

SHEEP & GOATS WANTED
Want pure bred Toggenburg
nannie goats. Robt. Hill, Alamo,
Box 142.

Positions Wanted

Want job on farm, live as one
of family, board, laundry and

 

 

 

 

 

[small salary. Single, 35 yrs. old.

   
 

 

rabbits, with 8 young, about 2% }-

 

Sev. yrs. farm exp., also truck
driving and carpenter. work.
Ref. furnished. Charles Roberts,
Conyers, R 3, Clo L. S. Hamby.

26 yr. old young woman wants
home with small family on farm
assisting with light farm work.
No field work. Live as one of
family. Ruby Ledford, Clarkes-
ville.

Want job on farm assisting
with light farm work. No field
work. Home and small salary.
Mrs, Ida Wagstaff, Bolton.

30 yr. old married man wants
work until January and 1 horse
farm for 1934. Wife, 2 children.
Can drive tractor, trucks and do
Mill work. Go anywhere. See or
write. Need work badly. Jesse
Thigpen, Register, R 1.

Want 2 horse crop for 1934.
Plant 3 - 4 acres sweet pota-
toes, 3 - 4 in sugar cane, 10 in
watermelons, sow grain, etc., al-
so want 2 good milch cows, 2
brood sows. All on halves. L. R.
Eubanks, Ellaville, R 1.

Good, exp. Miller wants Grist
Mill. Can do all repairs. Am
Millwright also mechanic. John
Forbes, Charing, Ga. -

Want good 1 horse farm for
1934, with good house, barns,
fence and water. Would con-
sider working on shares. Have
own mule and feed. D. E. Webb,
Covena, Rl. -

Single, young man wants job
on dairy, poultry or truck farm.
Can drive truck. What have you.
Investigation invited. M. Hardin,
Calhoun.

Want job assisting with light
work, poultry, etc., for small sal-
ary and place to live (as have
own furniture). Reliable and
willing worker. No field work.
Mrs. S. E. Cochran, Atlanta, R
7, Box 250 (38 Campground Ave.,
on River car line).

Want work around farm at $2
per week, assisting with light
work. No field work. Unincum-
bered. Go anywhere. Miss Eunice
Taylor, Meigs, RFD 1.

Want good i horse crop on 50-
50 basis for 1934. Have to have
some help to make crop. 29 yrs.
old, wife and 3 children. Farm-
ed all life. Want good land, near
school and church. C. P. Cra-
ven, Carrollton, R 7.

Expert, all around farm man
wants job as farm foreman or
overseer. Can handle labor, do
any kind carpenter work, and
all farm machinery work. Am
employed, but wish to make

change. W. H. Whitten, New-
born.
Want small truck farm on

shares. Can feed myself. Exper-
ienced. White, 35 yrs. old. Small
family. Can move self short dis-
tance. Address all communica-
tions to: I. D. Womack, Logans-
ville, R 2.

Want job doing light farm
work (no field work) with nice,
Christian people for $10 per mo.
and board. Miss Nora Judkins,
Conyers, R 3.

Want job as overseer on So.
Ga. farm. 25 yrs. exp. in farming
and stock raising. Ref. if desir-
ed. Communicate with: Geo. M.
Ricks, Ailey, R 2.

Want 1 horse crop and 4 M.
turpentine trees to work on hal-
ves. Can furnish myself. W. T.
Barrs, Axson, Box 25.

Want a good farm of 25 to 40
acres for trucking, near Atlanta.
W. T. Bagwell, Atlanta, 927
Edgewood Ave.

Want 2 or 4 horse farm.
Standing rent or share crop.
Can furnish self and stock. Must
be good house and out-bldgs.
Write. W. B. Lambert, Tallapoo-
sa.

56 yr. old man with wife and
daughter, wants job as overseer
of large farm. Life time exp. in
farming and. stock raising. Can

-handle farm machinery, do car-
penter work, handle =

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matters of farm. Can move
once. C. C. Wyche, Moreland

Widow wants job on 1 h
farm for 1934. Plenty of force
tend crop. Have to be furnishe
a small amount. Have to b
moved, and ready to move an

time. Mrs. Annie McGor
Rockledge.

19 yr. old girl wants job w
good people. Well exp. in |

kinds light farm work, milk, etc
No bad habits. Soon. Miss E. M.
E. Strickland, Barnesville, C
H. Trid.

Want to hear from party w
would like to have an allaroun
man, 60 yrs. old, to live as :
of family and truck farm on
50 basis, and do chores
board. Dick Parker, Atlanta, .
Love St. S. E.

Man and wife, 43 yrs. of
want job on dairy farm, or
horse crop on 50-50 basis. Gi
ref. Move at once. Life exp.
farm. J. A. Middlebrooks, Co
ington, R 5.

Want yood 2, 3 or 4 ho
farm on shares, good hou
stock and land. Have own |
and will be able finance

as Overseer. Life exp. Ref, T.
Baker, Empire, R 2. us
Want job on farm. Ref:
unincumbered woman,

Elliott, Atlanta, 980 Pullia1
Any one wanting an e
enced man and family, to er
plants, tomatoes, cabbage |
so on, on halves, let me _ he
from you. Several yrs. exp. a
all ref. required. Go anyw
See me: E. T. Clements,
nille. 3
Want at once for 1934 1 hor
crop on 50-50 basis. Prefer :
proximate crop of 50 per c
vegetable, with poultry, any ot
er. diversified products. Mus
furnished. Hustler and tirel
worker. So. Ga. or East Coa
preferred. Best ref. Chas. -
Stone, Sylvania.
16 yr. old girl wants home 
aged Christian couple assis
light. farm -work, Poultry, fl
ers, etc. Board and $2 week. E:
Write oy come. Miss Mary C
Tifton, Clo Daniels Box, Rt
22. yr. old young man wat
home on farm with good fami
Work for board, laundry.
reasonable wages. Do not smok
chew, drink nor curse. Ja
Williams, Atlanta, 644 Lex
ton Ave. S. W.

farm place, or Superintenk
Chas. W. Baldwin, Julia. 
26 yr. old young man with wife
wants job on farm for 1934 wit
reliable parties, for wages

ters furnished. Life time exp. |
farm, also drive car or truck. 
Ga. preferred. Lee Willis, Ty.

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Want neat young girl, 16 to
yrs. of age to do general a
farm work, for board and
home and $2 month. Write
see. No field work. Mrs, G
Albertson, Dalton, R 5. ;

Want girl or woman to live
home as one of family with
derly woman, to do light f
work. No field. work. G
chance for right party. Com
nicate with: Mrs. Julian Tos
man, Statesboro.

Want single man or boy, over
16 yrs., for home and board un
first of year, then tend crop 0
shares for 1934. A .R. Meek
Lawrenceville.

Want small family of adul
white or colored to work 2 hor:
crop. on halves, Must furn
best of references. Mrs. Bessi
Payne, Bogart, Clo Dawn
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Thursday, November 23, 1933.
Farm Help Wanted

ant farmer on 50-50 basis
t can finance self and can
ish his own stock, tools, and
r.. Reply at once, furnish-
ood references. Must know
to raise tobacco. Mrs. Mag-
uhl, Douglas, Box 14,

nt . white or colored man
own stock to work 1, 2 or 3
se crop for 1934, on. Wood-
- Philomath Road; near
ool. 6 room house, out- bldygs.,
land. F. H. McEntire, Win-

t settled, unincumbered
1an of good character, live
home and help with poultry,
Ss and other light farm work.
field work. Small salary and
rd. Wife and self. M. S. Rea-
, OChlochnee, RFD.

Want good farmer (2 horse)
vi 1 his own stock and can fur-
self; Good house and wood
water. Mail by door. Now
acant. 4 miles E. of Norcross.
1, Davis, Sr., Duluth, 'R 1.

nt nice, clean neat white
35 to 50 yrs. of age to
th light farm work. No
work. Good home and
salary. S. V. Conner, Ros-

 

 

 

nt good share cropper for a
25 acres in cultivation,
enty of wood to burn.
soil, 2 room .house, water.
> or colored. Prefer Seventh
Adventist faith with con-
e references. Apply to:
E. aoe Albany, Gillion-

ot middleaged, unincum-
woman, who is not afraid
in country for light work,
per week. Wife and self
No field work. Write or
see. C. B. Johnson, Griffin,

t free on 1 horse crop to
couple, white or colored,
lave own stock, to do gen-
work for small family the
ound. Write or see:. Lon-
. Jones, Arnoldsville, R 1.
t neat colored girl or wo-
(0 live on farm and help
work. No field work. $4
Mrs. E. R. Landis,
blee, R. 1, Box 298.
ant clean, strong,
ible. colored boy for light
on farm for lodging and
wages. Must know how to
Mrs. D. Cc. Hall, Smyrna,

    

  

  

 

  

  

 

  

rant = lacumbered: nice -wo-
35. to 45 yrs. of age to live
me and help with light
work. No objections to 1
_ Exch. references. M. A.
fonesboro, R 2.

it good farmer for a good
| horse farm, good pasture,
house; convenient to school
hurch. Must be able fur-
elf. J. W. Sharp Jr.,
rpsburg, R 2.

it farmer with equipment
elp to farm 50 acres level,
land for 1934. Near At-
and paved road. Excep-
1 terms to. pany who can

  

  

  

  

 

 
 

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arm work. No field work.
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Ge Gecaiyiibered woman,
35 yrs. of age to do light
work, for small family.
nent home. Write for full
ticulars. No field work. W.
Thornton, Jesup, R 2.

t elderly, reliable, unin-
Jered .man and wife to live
ome with elderly couple and
t with light farm work, etc.
e for particulars. Mrs. L. R.
ams, Rossville, R 1.

t good farmer for good 1
eS farm, . 1% miles west of
tteville on Highway, school
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Farm Help Wanted

White or colored. 500 Ib. lint
asked. See: Mrs. W. N. Bearden,
Fayetteville.

Want good farmer with own
stock and able furnish self for
1 horse crop of good land. On
Dixie Highway 3 miles North of
Jonesboro, Ga. Manson Subdivi-
sion. Mrs: Brocklesby, Riverdale.

Want middleaged, active wo-
man for light farm work (no
field work) for small family in
suburbs of Atlanta. Home and
$10 month. Mrs. V. A. Hale, At-
lanta, 426 Whitehall St. S. W.,
*phone, Main 0426.

Want colored man. and wife.
Man to do 2 days in turpentine,
bal. in farm; wife other work.
Give half of turpentine and gar-
den, potato and corn patches.
J. R. Webber, Lyons, R 1,

Plants For Sale

Million Wakefield cabbage
plants, $1 M. FOB; special price
on large orders; collard plants,
75c M.. FOB. A. S. Hunnicutt,
Statesboro, 338 West Main St.

Millions frost-proof cabbage
plants. Extra Early J. and Chas.
W., Flat Dutch. Large, well
rooted, 500, 60c; $1 M. Del. post-
paid. Crystal Wax Bermuda on-
ion plants, pencil size, same
a Earnest McCook, Fitzger-
Mastodon everbearing  straw-
berry plants, 30e C. postpaid in
Ga. $2.50 M. No stamps accept-
ed. Mrs. Pearl Turner, Cleveland
R 4.

10 M. rooted Kudzu roots, $10
M. J. E. Huff, Philolath.
Klondike: strawberry. plants,
true to name, 30c C. Rooted sage
plants, 40c doz; nice dry sage
and hot pepper, ea. 30c gal. gar-
den horse mint and peppermint
plants, 10c doz. Add _ postage.
Miss Bey Grindle, Dahlonega,
Rds

Klondike,

 

 

Lady Thompson,

order; Red Gold, 50c C. J. H.
Call, Ellijay, R 4.

White Bermuda onion plants,
$1 M. W. W. Williams, Quitman.

All var. cabbage plants, 500,
40c; 75c M. 5 M. $3; onion
plants, $1 M. Add 10c per M. for
postage. Leroy Bowen, Baxley, R
4.

Mastodon everbearing straw-
berry plants, 30c C. $2.50 M;
Lady Thompson, same price;
Red and Black  everbearing
raspberry plants, $1 doz. Blue
Damson plum, 15c ea. Mrs, Mae
Turner, Cleveland, R 4.

Klondike strawberry plants,
$1.50 M. A. M. Wilson, Jones-
boro.

Everbearing strawberry plants,
500 for 50c. Cash with order.
Add postage. Mrs. J. N. Adam-
son, Lula, R 3.

Everbearing and Early May
strawberries, $1.75 M; huckle-
berries, $1.25 C; sage, 6 for 35c;
dry sage, 20c pt. All del. Will
exch. R. L. Blackwell, Cleveland.

Collard plants, 500, 60c; $1 M.
Postpaid. R. W. Branch, Baxley.

Quality Missionary strawberry
plants in wet moss, 30c C. $2.50
M. del. in Ga. large, young
Dewberry plants. Ask price and
"| sample. Ref. Peoples Bank here.
W. F. Luckie, Ray City.

Frost-proof Chas. W. cabbage
plants. Strong with good roots.
$1 M. FOB. W. Boyd Davis, Ho-
gansville.

Cabbage plants, Copenhagen,
Early J., C. Wakefield, Flat
Dutch, 500, 50c; 75c M. 5 M. $3;
Bermuda onion plants, $1 M.
Prompt shipment. C. M. Sims,
Pembroke.

Everbearing strawberry plants,
25c C. $2 M. Would exc. 1 M. for
some good, white feed sacks at
10c per sack. Mrs. C.. C. Parks,
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Everbearing strawberry plants,
75c per 500; 3 Red Gold with ea..

MARKET BULLETIN
Plants For Sale

ready now, $1 M. Wm. Schroer,
Valdosta.

Klondike strawberry plants,
$1.25 M. postpaid. Mrs. M. C.
Crow, Gainesville, R 2.

Klondike strawberry plants,
$1.25 M; 2 to 3 M. $1 M. 4 M.
up, 90c M. Del. exc. for yood,
100 Ib. cap. feed sacks; also
Concord grapes and white scup-
pernongs, Brown Calif. Figs, 10c
te doz. W. A. Moon, Waco,
R.2.

Real frost-proof cabbage, Ber-
muda onion and Heading col-
lard plants. Prompt shipment.
200 for 50c; 500 for $1; $1.50 M.
del. Mrs. Hattie A. Bruce, Val-
dosta.

Progressive everbearing, Lady
T. strawberry plants, 25c C. $2
M; Condons pure Mastodon, 50c
C. Jungs Gibson, 50 for 50c;
black raspberry, 50c doz. Mrs.
Sarah Grindle, Dahlonega, R 1.
 Gooseberry bushes, chestnuts,
50c doz; Mastodon everbearing
strawberry plants, 30c C. Black
raspberries, $1 doz. Add _ post-
age. Mrs. Cleo Long, Dahlonega,
bie

Frost-proof cabbage plants,
Early J., Wakefield, Copenhagen
Market, Flat Dutch, Golden Ac-
reage, Chas. W. 500, 55c; $1 M.
postpaid. Prompt shipment.
Roscoe Mays, Fitzgerald, Rt.

Early Klondike, Lady Thomp-
son and Progressive everbearing
strawberry plants, 500, 75c del. 6
Red Gold plants free with each
order. A, D. Call, Ellijay, R 4.

Kudzu vines, well rooted $6 M;
Black Locust trees, Legumes, 3 -
5 ft. 5 for $1. M. E. Warren,
Hartwell, R 3.
Lady T., Mastodon everbear-
ing strawberry plants, 30c C. $2.-
50 M. Add postage. Nice, sundri-
ed apples, 10c lb. exc. for white
100 Ib, cap. sacks: 2 sacks for 1
lb. Ea. pay postage. Mrs. C. H.
Etris, Dahlonega.

Large Kudzu, McDonald
blackberry, Lucretia dewberry,
Premo dewberry, 75c C. $5 M;
Celestrial and Brown Turkey
Figs, 7 large or 12 medium, $1
del. J. W. Toole, Macon, R 2. ~

Field grown E. J., Wakefield
cabbage plants, 20c C. 65c, 500;
$1 M. del. Prompt shipment. J.
M. Burkhead, College Park, R 2.

Lead. var. cabbage plants rea-
dy now. Postpaid, 500, 75c; $1.25
-M; By express, 75c M; Bermuda
onion plants, ready in 30 days,
same price. Exc. cabbage for Sev.
M. strawberry plants. John W.
Berryhill, Lakeland.

Millions Jersey and Chas. W.,
and Flat Dutch cabbage plants,
500, 65c; $1 M; 5 M. and up, 75c
M. Quality, coune, promptness
guar. B. J. Head, Alma, Ga.

MecDonalds blackberry plants,
$1.50 C. $10 M3; the Young dew-
berry, $2 C. $15 M. Brandywine

| strawberry, $2 M. All del. B. J.

Pike, Mauk.

Eldorado blackberry and Lu-
cretia dewberry plants, 30c doz.
$1.50 for 300; large, sweet crab-
appels, 50c pk. Mrs. B. L. Rob-
inson; Greenville.

Klondike strawberry plants,
$1.50 M; Lady Thompson, 25c C.
Effie Crow, Gainesville, R 2.

E. J., and Chas. W. cabbage,
White and Yellow Bermuda on-
ion plants, 500, 60c; $1 M. P. P.
paid. I. L. Stokes, Fitzgerald, R
3.

J. Wakefield and E. Flat
Dutch cabbage plants, 300, 40c;
$1 M. del; Klondike strawberry
plants, 300, 50c; $1.10 M. del.
Clyde Smith, Oakwood, R 1.

Missionary strawberry plants,
true to name, any amount, $2 M.
Packed in damp moss. Bud
Sweat, Alma, R 1, Box 26.
Pure Klondike strawberry
plants, large berries and ripen
early. Gov. insp. and Cert. 300,
60c; 500, 90c; $1.60 M. del. o

 

 

   

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Plants F or Sale

Dutch cabbage plants, 400, 40c,
85c M. Klondike and Everbear-
ing strawberry plants, 300, 50c;
$1.10 M. del. L. A. Crow, Oak-
wood.

Extra large early type pure
Klondike strawberry plants,
Gov. insp. and Cert. 300, 65c; 500
$1; $1.50 M. del; $1 M. FOB.
Shipped promptly. Major Crow,
Gainesville, R 1.

Klondike strawberry plants,
500, 60c; $1.25 M. Prompt ship-
ment. Nice young plants. Ethel
Crow, Gainesville, R 2.

Chas. W. cabbage plants,
frost-proof, 90 M; onion, White
Bermuda plants, $1 M. All del.
A. H. Beckworth, Baxley.

Chas. W. cabbage plants, frost
proof, 90c M. del. W. F. Miles,
Baxley.

Millions cabbage plants, extra
early Jersey and Chas. W. large,
well rooted. 500, 50c; 90c M.
White - Bermuda onion plants,
500, 60c; $1 M. All del. postpaid.
Now ready. F. F. Stokes, - Fitz-
gerald.

Raspberry plants, 3 doz. $1;
also dried fruit, 10 Ibs. del. in
Ga. $1.25. Mrs. Elsie Heaton,
Mineral Bluff.

Seed For Sale

Okra seed, Bunch Long Green
and White Velvet. Very early
and exceedingly prolific. New
crop, clean, bright. Sell or exc.
for seed wheat, E. L. Todd, Val-
dosta.

Seed Chufas, $3 bu. FOB. F.
M. Fowler, Baxley, R 2.

Scallion buttons, 25c gal. or
exc. for lint cotton; mix. ten-
der cornfield beans, 30c gal. No
exch; 1 qt. extra fine peach seed
for 10c. Add postage to all. Dol-
lie Eller, Titus.

Fresh, long green, forked leaf
okra seed, 15c lb. or 2 Ibs. 25c. L.
R. Maddox, Cairo.

Selected collard seed, saved
June, 1933, 20c cupful, or exc. for
white feed sacks, 100 Ib. size.
Miss - Nannie Morrison, Barney,
Re: ;

Beet seed, 5c oz. 50c lb. Eng.
peas, 20c lb; pole beans, white
and striped half runners, 15c |b.
Add postage. Will-exch. Mrs. S.
M. Gunter, Lawrenceville, R 1.

Burr clover seed, hand clean-
ed and dbl. screened, 5c Ib. $4
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small orders. Pearl Aderhold,
Lavonia,
Old time red shallot onion

buttons, 40c gal: Exc. for cab-
bage or onion plants, sweet red
pepper, white, 100 lb. feed sacks.
Mrs. Markie Myers, Hartwell, R
4,

White and Yellow Bermuda
onion seed, $1.50 lb. Wakefield,
Early Flat Dutch cabbage, 90c
lb; collard, 30c; white and red
multiplying shallots, 50c_ gal.
Orange Cane seed, $1 bu. B. R.
Woodliff, Flowery Branch.

10 lbs. nice broom corn seed,
10c Ib. or exc. for 100 lb. cap.
white sacks: 2 sacks for 1 lb.
seed, or 3 - 48 lb. flour sacks for
2 lbs. seed. Mrs. Bertha Crowe,
Dallas, R 7, Clo G. W. Jones.

Nice, clean collard seed, 20c

cupful, or exc. for white feed
sacks or most anything can use.
C. O. Smith, Nicholls, R 2, Box
2.
Bunch Eng. garden pea seed,
heavy fruiter. 30 lbs. at 25c lb.
or exc, for 100 baby chicks: An-
conas or Buff Orp. Mrs. T. T.
Holloway, Cobbtown, R 1.

Nice, clean collard seed for
sale or exc. for white feed sacks,
Irish Gray watermelon seed, or
anything can use. W. L. Kirk-
land, Nicholls, R 2, Box 52.

Okra seed, Perkins Long
Green, heavy bearer, 35c Ib. 10
Ibs. $3. FOB. J. A. Powell, Ma-
nassas. \

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Seed For Sale

Generous tbls., 25c del. 5 tbls. $1.
Lyons, R 1.

gal. also, nice dried apples, 10c
Ib. Plus postage. Mrs. Dean Oli-
ver, Lula, R 1.

Genuine Black-Medic
(tested), 50 Ib. lots, 25 lb; Cwt.
20c lb. Also Batts 4 yr. prolific

ley.

20c Ib. FOB, or exc. for dried
apples, feed millet seed, 20c Ib.
FOB, or same exch; Blue Stem
collard seed, 30c lb. FOB, or exc.
for turnip seed. Ea. pay on wre
they get. J. H. Lewis, Wray, R
1, Box 30 A.

amt., 25c; white velvet okra seed
10c per pkt. del. J. M. Craton,
Dallas, R 4.

Eng. pea seed, 20c Ib; Mustard
seed, 23 Ib. Exc. for bunch but-
ter bean seed and bunch snap
beans. W. E. Goodwin, Wadley.

Fine, white, multiplying nest
onions, grow to 10 to 15 to bunch,
50c gal. postpaid. Guy Mallory,
Madison.

Collard seed, 20c cupfull. Exc.
for Eng. peas, bunch or for dried
peas, bunch or for dried sage or
sage or white feed sacks. C. O.
Smith, Nicols, R 2. Box 52.

Cash tobacco
ounce; treated; Pineapple pear

doz. J. C. Kemp, Lyons.

bacco seed, 10c tbls., 3 kinds ten-
der cornfield beans 20c lb. All

bu. del. Cash or money order.
Mrs. Grace.B. Murphy, Jasper. |

New crop seed: Marglobe toma-
to, $1.50 Ib; Chas. W., Flat Dutch
cabbage seed, $1.00 lb. Prizetak-
er onions, $1.50 lb. R. L. McRee,
Meigs.

Large curled mustard seed, 40c
Ib. 3 Ibs. $1.00; Coriander seed, 3
oz. 25c. 7 oz. 50c; 16 oz. $1.00,
Del. Cash with order. L. E. Har-
rison, Dublin, ;

Seed Wanted

 

 

seed. Quote prices per 100 for
an av. length of 4 ft. Must be
free of insct pest. J. E. Sims,
Ella Dell.

Want several gallons of shel-
lots.
Box 227.

 

Miscellaneous For Sale

 

Nice, clean dry sage, this yrs.
crop, 60c Ib. del.; Red hot pepper
this yrs. crop, 25c lb. del. Mon-
ey order. Mrs. J. E. Yawn,
Rhine, R.1. Box 115.

1 peck for 3 Ibs. dried fruit, or
3 Ibs. tabl epeas. Rena Prescot-
tom, Pineora.

Ratsbane,

10c doz. Spearmint, 25c per
shoe-boxful, Exc, for feed sacks.
Luther Kown, White, Ga.

$1.00. Mrs.
town. *

G. Collins,

paid; dry peppermint, spearmint
and catnip, 10c spoonful. Mrs. I.
C. Abernathy, Lula, R 2.

FOB. Exc. for other value; 10 Ib.
feed sacks, 100 lb. size. Mrs. H.

F. Reece, Talking Rock, R 2.
Dry sage, 40c lb. dry mullein,

 

 

   

Stamps or checks. J. R. Webber, Ne
White multiplying onions, 40c_

seed 

seed corn, flint like, weevil-re- 
sisting, small cob, $3 bu. $2 per
1-2 bu. FOB. N. Rosene, Ft. Val-

Early Orange sorghum seed,

Calif. multiplying beer seed, ue
10c per start, del. 3 times that

seed, 40c per
trees, 3-4 ft. 3 for $1.00; $3.50

. White nest onions, 45c gal. To-

del; extra large crabapples $1.00:

Want Cayana sugar cane for.

P. H. Mell, Atlanta, P. O. |

Nice artichokes for sale or exc.

button snake and
Sampson snake root, 10c per so-
da-boxful; 3 kind Fig cuttings,

Sage, 50c lb; sage plants, 25 for _
Cobb-

Shade dried sage, 40c lb. pre- .

Black walnut MEATS, 25c Ib. :

dried apples to exc. for 20 white

30c 1b. Mollie Reece, Ball
Ground, R 4.
Black walnut MEATS, 1933

crop, large pieces, 30c lb. not pre- _
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Miscellaneous For Sale

 

Miscellaneous Wanted

MARKET BULLETIN

Tobacco Wanted

 

_ Black walnuts, this yrs. crop,
$1.00 bu. Mrs. T. E. Peterman,
Jakin.

Guinea pigs now ready for
_ shipping, postage paid, $1.00 ea.
or $1.50 pair. O. A. Conner,
Pitts, R 1.

Rhubarb, horse radish, arti-
chokes for sale or exc. for pear,
yellow or red Starks Delicious
apple and 1 or 2 pecan trees. Mrs.
Ada Powell, Rising Fawn, R 3.

Pony wagon for sale. If inter-
ested, call and see, 5 miles below
Gainesville, on Jefferson high-

way. $16.00 cash at my place.
Jim Woody, Gainesville, R 4.
SUGAR CANE: Sugar cane, 2
1-2 ft. to 5 ft. 1 1-2c a stalk, or
- $10.00 M., at patch. W. A. Swint,
Stilson.

SUGAR CANE: Red = sugar
cane, Ic each at patch now; la-
ter will be 2c Exc. for anything
can use. Come for it, do not
write. B. O. Fussell, Brunswick,
Blythe Island.

Button and Sampson snake
root, ratsbane, 10c pkg. Wild

- goose, blue and Damson plum,
10c; Fig cuttings, 15c doz. Exc.
for peanuts and feed sacks. Olan
Kown, White, Ga.

Walnuts, freshly hulled, 60c
bu; unshelled, dry walnuts, 50c
bu. Not del. Huie Adams, Cov-
ington, R 4.

10 bu. black walnuts, $1.00 bu.
- FOB. Elizah Ellington, Farming-

ton, R 2.

- Pure white Artichokes, 3c Ib.
500 lbs. or more, 2%c lb. FOB;
also pure white Velvet okra seed,
20c Ib. del. J. M. Greer, Hamp-
ton.

About 200 lbs. or more black
walnuts, 1c Ib. plus express chgs.
Mrs. G. E. Williams, Cordele, R
4,

New sage, 45c Ib. Add postage
for small amounts;  2 yr. old
turkey tom, $3.75 FOB. Joe S.
Stanton, Conyers, R 1, Box 118.
Black walnut meats, large pie-

ces, sifted, 35c Ib. 3 Ibs. $1, del.
Mrs. J. D. McKibben, Locust
Grove.

Dry sage, 40c lb. plus postage.
W.M. Allen, Temple, Rl. |

Black walnut MEATS, clean,
sifted, large pieces, 35c lb. by
parcel post. Mrs. J. N. Knowles,
Jackson, R 1.

_ Garlic bulbs, 15c doz; life ev-

erlasting, 10c lb. plus postage.

2s

Black walnut meats, new crop,
well sifted, in large pieces, 35c
lb. del. Mrs. Nell Howington,
Commerce, R 2.

_ Hickory nuts, about 2 bu. nice,
dry nuts, new crop, del. in At-
lanta or East Point. Make best
offer for lot. T. S. Butler, East
Point, 809 S. Semmes St.

' Black walnut kernels, 1933
crop, dry, sifted, in large pieces:
10 lb. up, 32c Ib. Smaller lots,
 33c Ib. All del. in 2nd and 3rd
zones. Mrs. Lauren Noble, Tren-
ton.

5 Ibs. shade dried sage, 50c Ib.
del, Add postage fer % lb. Red
Pepper, 25c lb. del. Mrs. Mamie
Hattaway, Warthen.

29 grown Guinea pigs, 10
young, 2 wks. old. Make offer.

Ralph Autry, Bogart.

Old time large scallion but-
tons, 10c qt. 40c gal; 5 var.,
* clingstone peach seed, 10c doz;
6 doz. 50c; 1933 dried peaches,
- 15c lb. Stewart pecans, 25c lb. 5
lbs. $1. Mrs. C. R. Sorrells, Mon-
i roe, RK 1:

Miscellaneous Wanted

 

Want white feed sacks 100 Ib.
cap. Exc. pop corn; pound for
2 sacks. Ea. pay postage. Miss
Grace Padgett, Talking Rock, R
2.

Want 10 White, thick guano
sacks, for $1.00 del. Mrs. H. C.
Williams, McRae, R 1.

ning bean and 1 cup Velvet okra
and 2 large tbls., yellow crooked
neck squash seed for 5 white feed
sacks, free of holes. Ea, pay post-
age. Mrs. L. R. Ashworth, Log-
anville, R 4.

Want 1 or 2 Pomegranate bush-
es, also several Martin gourds.
A. F. Pledger, Athens, R 1.

Want good 2 horse wagon at
bargain, within 10 or 12 miles Al-
pharetta. Lewis Thompson, Al-
pharetta, R 2.

Walnuts and other value _ to
exc. for dried peaches, lint cotton
and other farm products. Write.
A. B. Wood, Griffin.

Exc. $125.00 value for $40.00
worth of any kind of farm prod-
ucts can use. Write, or see; L.
F. Burts, Dunwoody, R 1.

cap., Exc. 2 lbs. garden sage for
same. Ea. pay pastage. Mrs.
Mary Stokes, Talking Rock, R 2.

Want to get in touch with par-
ties having ground almonds. Give
best price. T. L. Fortner, Cop-
perhill, Tenn. Box 143. Resident
of Georgia.

Exc. 75 Ibs. hot red pepper for
feed sacks, free of holes; 1 gal.
for 1 sack, or sell pepper at 20c
lb. Mrs. O. F. Baker, Sycamore,
R11. Box 142.

Want 5 lbs. spigment, 2 Ibs,
May Apple, 1 lb. Sassaparilla, 1
lb. rattle root, 1 Ib. Lady Slipper.
Give best price. Cash with or-
der. Mrs. W. C. Hines, Atlanta.
1381 Sylvan Road.

PLANTS: Exc. 1933 crop sun
dried peaches for Bermuda on-
ion and Wakefield cabbage plants
20 lbs. peaches for 1 M plants of
ea. kind. At once. Mrs. W. G.
Goldman, Loco.

Want a good 2 horse wagon.
Write, stating fully just what
you have and best price. C. R.
Reeves, Palmetto, R 2.

Want 6 each, Red Goose plum,
horse apple, May Cherry (sour
kind), Keiffer pea, and Purple
Fig trees, 1 or 2 yrs. old. State
price. Mrs. Nancy M. Morris,
Stolson, R 2, Box 38.

Want good stock Blue Anda-
lusian chickens, good stock Pea-
fowls, and Pecans. Send sample
of pecans. State fully what you
have and price. Fred L. Schief-
ler, Townesend.

Exc. 8 mos. old thoroughbred
Hampshire boar for A-1 Sugar
Cane syrup; also want 10 to 12
calves, 344 mos. old and up. Exc.
40 lb. shoats: 1 shoat for 1 calf.
Odis S. Duggan, Chester.

Exc. 12 lbs. nice, dried fruit
for 18 nice white feed sacks, 100
lb. cap. Ea. pay postage. Write
first. Mrs. W. R. Walker, Dial.
Exc. 5 nice White Rock April
hatch pullets for white feed
sacks; also exc. 4 lbs. butter for
12 white feed sacks. Ea. pay
chgs. Mrs. B. T. Thornton, Bow-
don.

 

Tobacco For Sale

Good grade, whole leaf chew-
ing or smoking tobacco, 10 Ibs.
$1 del. No trash. Now ready. L.
D. Lightsey, Odum.

Good tobacco, dark color, for
smoking oy chewing, 12 Ibs. $1,
or exc. for equal value in dried
apples. L. L. Lightsey, Surrency.
A-1 yellow leaf, flue cured to-

 

bacco, 10 lbs. $1. Add postage.

Frank Harris, Baxley.
Tobacco Wanted

Will exc. dried apples, acid
fruit, free from core or worms,
for some good, 1933 crop of to-
bacco, For sale, fancy, extra,
sound and clean lady and rice
peas, 5c lb. 50-100 Ib. lots. Hu-
bert Smith, Flowery Branch, R
ly

 

Want price and sample on 10
to 20 Ib. home-made chewing
(good) tobacco. D. F. Wood,

 

ie Exc. teacupful large lima run-

   

 

Adairsville, Rt. 1.

Want white feed sacks, 100 lb.

Want several lbs. good, home
raised chewing and smoking to-
bacco, Send samples and __ best
price on both kinds. A. L. Avery,
Blakely, Rt. 3.

Want to hear from party hav-
ing good, bright, tough leaf
chewing tobacco. Frank D. Miles
Clarkesville, R 1.

 

Georgia Products

For Sale

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE

Brabham peas, $1.50 per bu;
mixed peas, $1.35; Whipporwills
bu. W. J. Ellis, Oglethorpe,

40 tons Velvet beans in pod,
well matured and filled out. Will
del. within 100 miles Reynolds.
$12 ton, load of 4 tons. D. W.
Payne, Reynolds.

30 Ibs. little Willett Wonder
peas, 30c Ib. Thousands Wake-
field cabbage, Iceberg lettuce
and collard plants, 25c C. del;
Kudzu plants, $6 M. FOB. Mrs.
H. V. Franklin, Register.

Native grown O-too-tan Soy
beans, $1.75; Brabham peas, $1.-
25; Iron peas, $1.25; Mix. peas,
$1 bu. All new crop. 2% bu. bags.
Send remittance. D. C. Strother,
Ft. Valley.

 

 

BUTTER FOR SALE
3 - 4 Ibs. nice, fresh firm ta-
ble butter per week, 25c lb. post-
paid, Every lb. guar. Mrs. Hattie
Wofford, Gainesville, R 4.
Nice, country yellow butter,
any amt., in brick molds, 30c Ib.
del. Mrs. W. L. Dunaway, Lump-
kin, R 4.

CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE

Corn, 75c bu. or 65c bu. in

large lots. C. T. Purvis, Hor-

tense.

COTTON SEED FOR SALE

Farm Relief cotton seed, 40 per
cent lint, more than 1 inch sta-
ple, not mixed, 75c bu. $2.10 per
100 lbs. G. P. Whitworth, Hull,
Ga. Shipping point, Athens, Ga.
The old time big boll, one inch
staple Russell cotton seed (I
have improved this cotton for
32 years), 75c bu. Any amount.
Sidney Williams, Lawrenceville.
Pettys Improved Wilt-Resist-
ant cotton seed. Grown by Oriv.
Ginned on private gin. Absolute-
ly pure. Price up to December
Ist, 75c bu; after Dec. Ist, $1
bu. Have about 1500 bu. H. A.
Petty, Dawson.

40 bu. pure Langford cotton
seed. Rolled dropped and clean
and pure seed. 50c bu. FOB.
Lloyd A. Smith, Carnesville.

FRESH AND CURED MEATS
FOR SALE

1 ham, smoked, wt. 35-45 Ibs.
10c lb. FOB. Mrs. J. B. Lanier,
Brooklet.
Pure pork smoked country
sausage, 1744c lb. FOB. Sat. guar.
Perry Tucker, Moultrie, R 5.

FRUIT FOR SALE
Nice, sundried apples, 10c Ib.
in 10 or more Ib. lots. Mastodon
everbearing strawberry plants,
25 C. 500 for $1; black raspber-
ry, 50c for 6. No chks. Miss L.
M. White, Dahlonega, R 1, Box
35.
1M. bu. Yate apples ready for
truck, 40c to 75c bu. Also M, bu.
Fancy Yates on storage in At-
lanta. C. M. Miller, Cornelia.
Nice, sundried fruit, free from
core and peeling, 10c lb. del. Hot
Red pepper, 25c gal. Mrs. Ira
Smith, Cartecay.
Old fashioned dried peaches and
dried apples, 10 Ibs. $1. Add pos-
tage on order less than 10 Ibs.
White multiplying onions, 12%c
qt. Add postage. Mrs. G. V.
Schubert, Lula, R 1.
300 lbs. kiln dried apples, free

 

 

 

 

Georgia Produc
For Sale

  

 

postage on all orders under 10
lbs. Money order. No chks. Dol-
lie Tatherow, Young Cane.

 

HONEY BEES AND BEE SUP-
PLIES FOR SALE

New, bright honey in comb or
ext. in 10 Ib. buckets, $1.25; Also
Gallberry Comb honey, 10 lh.
buckets, $1.50 Postpaid. Cash with
order. R. W. Browning, Dublin,
R3.

Bright Gallberry honey, 5 Ibs.
75c; 10 lbs. $1.40; Bright Clover
honey, 5 lbs. 60c; 10 Ibs. $1.10
del. D. F. Thomas, Odum.

25 stands Bees, Pat. gums, a -
So some honey at 8c lb. Mrs. D.
Whiddon, Chula.

New, bright Ext. honey, 6-10
lb. cans, $5.25. Cash. No checks.
Taylor Hooks, Pinehurst.

7 Pat. hives of bees, 8 and 10
frame hives, $25 for lot. A No. 1
shape. L. O, Tattle, Thomasville,
502 College St.

Beeswax, 7% Ibs. at 20c Ib.
plus postage. Mrs. V. A. Wheless,
Athens, R 3.

 

PECANS AND PEANUTS
FOR SALE

Large Schley pecans, 15c; med.
Schleys, 1214c; med. Stewarts,
114%c; med. Delmas, 10c. All new
crop paper shells. 50-100 lb. bags.
Send remittance. B. T. Marshall,
Ft. Valley.
2 bu. large Red peanuts, $1.75
bu. not prepaid; also pure bred
Dark Cornish: 2 pullets, cockerel,
$3.00. G. T. Brown, Ball Ground,
Rl.
About 2 M. lbs. pecans: Schleys
Money-Makers, Stewarts and
good seedlings. Make best price
for lot or in smaller lots. J, C.
Moore, Supt., Okapilco Public
Schools, Moultrie.
Best, selected Stuart pecans,
20c lb; good seedlings, 12c lb. G.
P. Nunn, Crawfordville, R- 2.
Pecans, Schleys, 15c lb; Stew-
arts, 12c; Money-Makers, 9c;
Tesch, 8c; Froschers, 10c. Mixed
nuts, 10c. All filled out good. N.
W, Daniell, Ty Ty.
Stewarts, Delmas, Mobiles, 15c
Ib. del. Same nuts, shelled in
halves, 35c lb. Del. in5 or more
pound lots. Eugene Daniel, Am-
ericus, RB.
Stewarts, extra fine, also Sch-
leys, in 5, 10 and 100 lb. bags, 20c
lb. Mrs. W. M. Watkins, Fitz-
gerald, R 2
No, 1, N. C. peanuts, Ga. rais-
ed, 4c lb. W. B. Johnson, Bron-
wood.
Stewart and Mobile pecans,
small and med. size, 10 to 15c Ib.
FOB. Also Hot Pepper, Red and
Green, 40c gal. postpaid; % gal.
25c. del. C, G. Oliver, Barnesville
R 2.
No. 1 N. C. Ga. raised seed
peanuts, 75c bu. until Jan. Ist.
F, E, Shannon, Lenox, P. O. Box
102.
Several Ibs. Schleys and Tesch
pecans, this yrs crop, sound. 18
and 20c lb. Mrs. B. H. Thomas,
Blakely.

budded pecans: Schleys, Stew-
arts, and etc. Like to sell entire
crop, FOB. S. C. Owen, Grower,
Woodbury.

10 Ibs. up No. 1 fancy Schley
paper shell pecans, 20c lb. del.
L. K. Newlin, Sylvester, Box 104.

 

PECAN AND OTHER FRUIT
TREES ETC., FOR SALE
All lead. var. apple and peach
trees, 15 and 20c; pear and cher-
ry, 35c; Concord and Niagara
grape vines, 10c. Will exc. for
anything can use. L. C. Head,

Cornelia, Star Route.

35 Pineapple Pear trees, 3 ft.,
10c ea. plus postage. Theodore
Larpley, Pitts, R 1.

Govt. inspected pecan trees,
Schleys, Stuarts, and Money-
Maker. Write for special low pri-

 

 

 

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White scuppernongs, mi
dines, Blue Goose plums, 10
$1 doz; Hazlenut bushes, 40c
3 doz. $1. All del; also Ki
or Missionary strawberry
$1.25 M. Exc. for white
sacks, A. T. Patterson, Waco.

200 Black Walnut trees,
40 inches, $1 doz; $4.50 C.
lot; Lucretia dewbe
strong, well rooted, 85c C.
che Woodruff, Greenville.

Nice, large Fig bushes,
kinds: Brown Turkey and
green with pink-meat. 1 yr.
12%c ea. smaller. Plenty
rooted shrubs of both
Mrs. E. L. Wimbish, At
1052 Washita Ave. N. E.

Black and White scuppe
vines, 10c ea. 3 for 25c, Ex
100 Ib. cap. white feed :
Mrs. J. T. Patterson, Wac

All leading var., app
peach trees, 1 yr., 2 - 3 ft.
3 to 4 ft., 15c ea; Niagara
Concord grapes, 10c; Pear
4-5 ft. 30c ea. W. H. Ale
Cleveland.

State Insp., leading v.
fruit trees: Peach, $5 C;_
Apple, Plum, Apricot, Fig,
nut, $1.25 doz; $7.50 C. $60
Grape, 90c doz; $5 C; Chi
Pear, $1.50 doz. $8 C; Pe
doz. $20 C. E. B. Travis, Ri
dale.

Crabapple bushes, 2 - 4 f
ea. 6 for $1. Moss curl
ley plants, 30c doz. Hors
25 doz. Many others. Mr
Penland, Ellijay.

10 doz. 1 yr. old Concord g
vines, $1 doz. postpaid. Mr,
H. Walker, Grantville, R 2

Large Red Goose plums, :
25e postpaid; 12 for 75c post:
Send stamps or money orde
Steinheimer, Woolsey.

Will sell cheap for cash,
trade for good mule or h
nice pecan trees. T. J. Frankli
Atlanta 663. West Peachtree

SYRUP FOR SALE |
75 or 100 gal. good Ribbon
syrup in gal. cans; 75 or 1
Porto Rico potatoes; also 1
breed P, C. gilt pig, wt. 100
or over, $5. Live 12 miles S
Lyons. F. R. Rabun, Lyons,
12 bbls. A-1 Ga. Cane 
in new 35 gal. bbls., 40c gal.
L. H, Peacock, Cairo.
1933 good thick sorghum ,
10 lb. cans, $4.50 FOB; Di
Hampshire crossed, 6 mos, 
gilts, 80-100 Ibs. Ready to
$6, or $11 pair. FOB. Ray
Bloodworth, McIntyre, R 1, EB
75. :
New syrup, best grade, Re
Ribbon Cane, 12 full size
bottles, $1.20; sample if wa
10c postage, Shipping wt. 30
W. L. Dasher, Lake Park,
 Pure Ga. Ribbon Sugar
syrup, 75c gal. 6 gal. to ca
not ship less than 1 case. Do
pay postage. Money orders
L, E. Hutchinson, Quitman, |

 

 

VEGETABLES FOR SA

1 truck load Ga. Blue
Collards. Like to get in
with truckers. J. P. Pegg,
Creek, R 1.

1 M. Ibs. nice turnip 6a
Hastings Chinese type.
rape. All free from insects,
Tillery, LaGrange, R 1.

Truck.load of collards,
age, 5c per head, also articho
Send cash with order; gourd
for 5c plus postage; Frost-pre
Eng. pea seed, 25c lb; gigan
Squesh, 10c pkg. Mrs. Genie Ren
ers, Felton.

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BEANS AND PEAS WAN

Want velvet beans in i
Idad lots. Quote best price, d
G. M. Allen, The Rock. :
_ Want some peas, free of w
vils, suitable for pigeon fe
State price and what you hai

 

ces. Chas. C. Harman, Stovall.

   

Burrell Richards, Fitzgerald.