GEORGIA 
 
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PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETSJ. F. GREER, DIRECTOR 
 
  
 
        
  
       
     
      
      
    
 
OLUME 17. STATE CAPITOL ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1934. NUMBER 2. 
 
    
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Processing Tax Recaly At Gins 
 
Plans for a processing tax bonus at the reduction program, When one reduces hig acre- |} 
- gins of 2c or 3 a pound on cotton is now being age and the other increases it to raise all the 
|| considered by all the cotton interests of the cotton he can. 
 
I South. The major complaint against the cotton 
1] reduction program is that a few farmers are in- 
I dependent of the Government regulations since 
- they need no help from this source. These farm- 
| ers do not cooperate with the others in reducing crease, for the purpose of devising some work- 
 
| _ their acreage, yet they receive the same benefits @ble plan by which a processing tax will be put 
ee those cooperating. on cotton at the gins. The Government would 
 
provide those who have participated in its re- 
Cotton acreage reduction has already de- duction campaign a certificate exempting them | 
~ creased the surplus by four million balesor more fyom this tax, while those who*have not coop- | 
_ so that cotton today is selling. for above 10c, erated will be required to pay the tax. 
- otherwise it would be selling at nearer 5c per : 
pound. It is manifestly unfair for two neighbors 3 _ G.C. ADAMS, 
to share alike in the benefits derived from this ce Commissioner of Agriculture. 
 
    
 
  
 
A meeting is to be held at Washington soon: 
by the Southern Commissioners of Agriculture, 
and others interested in the reduction of cotton 
 
        
      
      
    
      
       
      
    
      
  
 
  
 
    
  
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
     
   
 
  
   
    
  
    
   
  
  
   
  
    
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS INDEX 
Prevailing Wholesale Prices Jan. 8, 1934. Always Subject to Variation. ae 
: Grain and Hay Wanted _...._..___- 2 
oe Atlanta Augusta Columbus Macon Rome Valdosta Poult 
Fees, Extra, Selected, Whites --.----- $35 $ = $ = $ a $ = $ 2 : Oultty Por. Sale .-- 26.63 sa 2 
ees, Extra, C072 25 ee 24  ; : { Bouthey Wanted 
Eggs, Standard, doz. _---_------------- 23 23 22 20 20 ty Wanted -------------------- 2 
Eges, Georgia trade, doz -------- Re 18 a on ba 4 a Begs For Sale, 222 A 2 
Pee vOTO=TUN, COZ. cuca ee == 20 : 20 | a F : : : 
Hens, Heavy-Breed, lb. __------------ 10-.12 = 13 12 10 ar | _ Give Stock For Sale ----.--------- 2, 3 
lens, Leghorns, lb, ----------------- = 08 12 09 09 09 .08 Live Stock Wanted _................ 3 
: 05 10 .06 06 .06 06 E ; 
10 08 10 08 08 08 Positions Wanted ~ 22s. 22.02 3 
.14-.18 5 17 ALT 15 15 
07-.08 = 13 12 08 08 Farm Help Wanted -..-..--..------- 3 
.07-.08 =e 12 10 10 0 
<E 12-15 18 15 17 i5. 33 Plants For Sale -.------------------ 3 : 
Ganon, Ib, --------------------------- a5 ae Se = -- . Plants Wanted 265255, 3 Cae 
Country Butter, lower grades -.---.-- 10 ae = aa nee =2 fo oe 
Field Peas, mixed, bu......----------- 1.50 ~ 1.50 -- -- ae =< Seed Por Sale. es 3 
A Field Peas, not mixed, bu. 1.75 1.90 =  8 sxe 
| Ear Corn, (80 lbs. to RY bi 15 65 .10 67 10 60 Miscellaneous For Sale ____.________ 3 
Meee 8 1.10 22 Se a 110 eee s  : 
Sweet Potatoes, Dery 0G Ibs ste ae 1.25 a 1.50 1.25 1.60 15 Miscellaneous Wanted .___._._____ 3, 4 
| Cabbage, (green, per 100 lbs.) ------- 3.00 So cs 2.50 3.00 3.00 2.50 2 
Cabbage, (white, pe 100--1p8) oS a0 ne 2.50 4  =  soak Georgia Products For Sale ..._. ieee 
Ht Peavine Hay, No. 1; ton,...2-i------- 15. ae : : 
|| Peavine Hay, No. 1, ton, 13,00 +9 08 8:00 6.00 Georgia Products Wanted _._-_____- 4 
 
    
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
   
   
 
  
 
: : Gioigia 
Market Bulletin 
 
Published Weekly by the  
BUREAU OF MARKETS 
 
Department Of 
Agriculture  
 
Executive Offices: 
State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
G. C. ADAMS, 
Commissioner 
J. F. GREER, Director  
Bureau of Markets 
 
| THURSDAY, JAN. 11, 1934. 
 
  
 
  
 
Entered as second class mat- 
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Post Office at Atlanta, Geor- 
gia, under the act of June 8, 
1930. Accepted for mailing at 
special rate of postage pro- 
vided for in Section 1103, Act 
of October 8, 1917. 
 
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1 in perfect cond. Trade for nice 
 
  
 
   
   
    
   
    
    
  
   
   
   
    
  
  
   
   
     
  
    
 
: Grain and Hay For Sale 
 
  
 
Want 8 or 10 tons shucks. 
Make best cash price, del; 100 
bu. good corn on cob or shelled. 
_ Have for sale, several nice Jer- 
_ sey heifers, 1 - 2 yrs. old. W. L. 
eggs, Barron str. $1 per 15. N. 
_ W. Parham, Warm Springs. 
 
  
 
_ Poultry For Sale 
 
  
 
ANCONAS | 
 
  
 
50 pure Osborn str. Australorp 
 
hens and pullets and 5 roosters, 
 
_ $50. Exc. for baby chicks or lay- 
 
- ing mash. R. I. Red chicks pre- 
 
ferred. Mrs. Laura Curry, Stock- 
ton, | 
 
  
 
BANTAMS 
Trio B. L. bantams, 2 hens 
and cockerel, $1.75; sev. trios, S. 
 
- C. White pantams, $1.75. per 2. 
 
hens and cockerel. 
 
_ Herring, Hartwell, R 1. 
_ 2 Golden Sebright 2 yr. old 
_ hens, pure bred, $1 ea. del; 2 
Cornish hens, pure bred, 2 yrs. 
oe 85c ea. FOB. Mrs. B. By 
rrison, Gainesville, R 8. 
 
Sidney J.. 
 
  
 
  
 
38 Ancona pullets, April hatch. 
 
now laying, and 3 roosters, 60c 
ea. $23 for lot. Carl Crider, 
 Box 103. 
 
- AUSTRALORPS 
 
  
 
| Poultry F or ak 
 
MARKET BULLETIN = 
1 Poultry For Sale = 
 
  
 
Poultry Wanted | 
 
    
  
 
Thursday, January 11, 193 
 
Live Stock For Sale 
 
  
 
BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS 
 
4 pure bred Thompson B. R 
cockerels, ready for breeder 
pens, $1 ea. cock, same strain. 
$1.50; hens or pullets, $1 ea. Mrs. 
J. W. Boyette, Morris Station. 
 
20 fine, pure bred White Rock 
young hens and 2 roosters direct 
as baby chicks from Blue Rihb- 
bon, May ist. $25 for lot, FOB. 
Mrs. R. J. Bruce, Toccoa, R 3. 
 
10 hens and rooster, Thomp- 
son str. 1932 hatch, $10 FOB for 
jot. A. M. Hooper, Norcross. 
 
Thompson Imp. Ringlet B. 
Rocks, June hatch: 3 pullets, 0c 
ea., 1 cockerel, 75c, or lot for $2, 
FOB. Mrs. W. I. Pane Bre- 
men, R 1, Box 37. 
 
4 pure bred W. Ply. Rock hens 
and 1 rooster, all 2 yrs. old, hens 
$1 ea. rooster, $1.50. Prefer sell 
all to 1 party. No chks. Money 
order. Mrs. W, 
Haven. : 
 
Fine Fischel str. White rock 
hens, 70 ea. pullets, 1-2 or more 
same strain. 50c ea. Sell 4 hens, 
6 nearly grown pullets for $5.50. 
R. S. Nash, Smyrna. 
 
10 pure bred Buff Rock Feb 
hatch pullets and 1 extra nice 
same age cockerel, $8.25. pure 
-bred Golden Sebright bantam 
rooster, grown, $1 or exc. mixed: 
bantams (game) 75c. B. L. Lynn, 
Waycross, R 4, 
 
CORNISH 
 
10 young Dark Cornish pullets 
and hens, and 1 cockerel, $10. 
large, red Valencia peanuts, free 
trash and pops. Exc. 10 lbs. for 
10 lbs. nice, dried apples. H. W. 
Thurmond, Greshamville, 
 
1 White Cornish rooster, 2 yrs. 
old, sell or exc. for 1 same breed, 
or 2 lbs. new goose feathers. G. 
C. Smith, Adrian. 
 
GAMES s 
2 nice pit game stags, half 
Roundhead and half Nichols 
Blue, $150 each; 2 yr. oid 
-Roundhead cock, 5 Ibs., $2. All 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Duroc pig. Carl Griffin, Gaines- 
ville, 85 Oak St. 
 
GIANTS 
 
4 pure bred 1933 hatch Jersey 
White Giant roosters, $1.25 ea. 
W. J. Miller, Boston. 
 
10 extra fine Jersey Black 
Giant hens and 1 rooster, $11 
for the lot. J. C. Porter, Tifton, 
sae 
 
16 pure bred Black Jersey 
Giant hens for sale or exc. for 
16 bu. mixed field peas. Ea. pay 
del. chgs. John A. Short, Com- 
merce, R 3. 
 
LEGHORNS 
 
200 W. L. April hatch, now. 
laying pullets for cash, or exc. 
F. M. Faulkner, Cornelia, Star 
Rt. 
 
40 pure bred S. C. W. L. Mar. 
and April 1932 hatch hens. 
Through moulting and most of 
them now laying, 75c' ea. Also 
3 April hatch cockerels, 75c ea. 
Mrs. E. A. Causey, Bowdon. 
 
75 Everlay B. L. pullets, Mar. 
hatch, now laying; also Reg. S. 
| P. C. sows, bred to a 800 lb. reg. 
boar. Sell at reasonable price. F. 
H, Bunn, Midville. 
 
ORPINGTONS 
 
6 Buff Orp. April hatch, soon 
be laying, pullets, and cockerels, 
$5 for lot, not del. Mrs. J. M. 
Hall, Carnesville. 
 
Big Golden Buff Orp Sweep- 
 
stakes Winners of Southeast. 
Best Bloodlines. 19 yrs. breeding. 
Matured cockerels, cocks, eggs 
from mated pens. Mrs. Ed Mor- 
gan, Americus. 
8 nice Buff Orp. hens, 2 pul- 
lets and rooster, $8 for lot of 11. 
Come after or pay chgs. of 
transportation. Nat Crabe, Cor- 
nelia, Star Rt. 
 
3 March hatch Buff Orp. pul- 
lets, and rooster, pure bred, $6. 
Sat. guar. No culls; Everbearing 
/Eng. pea seed, 30c pint del. Mrs. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
N. Foster, Mill | 
 
Homers; young birds and breed- 
 
PHEASANTS yon face 
 
Amherst, $11 to $15 pair; Gol- 
dens and Silvers, $8 to $12 pair; 
extra cocks, 1 yr. $4 each; Ree- 
ves, 1 yr. $20 pair. L. J. Barrow, 
West Point. 
 
PIGEONS 
 
5 Homing pigeons (3 have 
top-knots on head), $1 for lot. 
Kenin Edwards Jr., Atlanta, 127 
Avery Drive, phone, Hem. 3909. 
 
10 prs. Select Silver Kings, 
mated, banded and working. 
None over 1 yr. old. Best offer 
for quick disposal. J. D. Parr- 
more, Bainbridge, 324 Shotwell 
St. 
 
50 pr. mixed pigeons, 20c pr. 
$7.50 for lot. Not less than 1 pr. 
to customer. FOB. John William 
Lowe, Mansfield, R 1, Box 36. 
 
40 Silver Kings, fine stock. 
Sell or trade for Fall pulets or 
| fryers. Mrs. S. E. Field, Atlanta, 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
1814 Howell Mill Road. 
 
Extra large Swiss Mondaines, 
White Kings, Red Carneaux, 
Mated and working. $1.50 per 
pair. Guar. sat, or money re- 
funded. E. E. Smith, Atlanta, 20 
Gertrude Place. 
 
25 pr. White Kings, mated, 
banded and working, $1 pair, $20 
for lot. Guar. to please. Charles 
Griffith, Athens, 858 Hill St. 
 
White Kings, Giant squabbing 
 
ing stock; mated, banded and 
working. Price reasonable. Rob- 
bin Adair, Fitzgerald. 
 
White and Silver Kings, Ho- 
mers, mated prs. and single 
birds at reasonable price, Bur- 
rell Richards, Fitzgerald. 
 
R. I. REDS 
 
1 pure bred, large, healthy, 
and deep rich red R. I. Red 15 
mos. old rooster, $1; 1 same 
breed, 5 mos. old, 75c. Cash with 
order. Mrs. R. M. Smith, Demo- 
rest. 
 
10. young R. I.:Red hens and 
rooster, pure Donaldson str. $1 
ea. $9.50 for lot; nice, sundried 
peaches, 10c lb. Mrs. John Wis 
son, Martin, R 2, 
 
10 March R. I. Red pullets and 
1 rooster, $10. Cash with order. 
Otis Chandler, Newnan, P. O. 
Box 375. : 
 
2 young R. I. Red cocks, $1 ea. 
FOB. Mrs. W. T. Dorsey, Cleve- 
land, R 1, Box 19. 
 
J fine Donaldson str. S. C. R. 
I. Red April hatch cockerel, $1.- 
15. Mrs. J. F. Trawick, Tennille. 
 
TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE, 
DUCKS, ETC., FOR SALE 
 
Large Bronze farm turkeys for: 
breeding. Reasonable prices. 
Benj. F. Hubert, Mayfield. 
 
10 Bourbon Reds, April 1933 
hatch. Bargain for immediate 
sale. Mrs. Chas. Smoak, Griffin. 
 
3 large M. B. hens, April hatch 
wt. 16 lbs. $3 ea. $8 for lot. Mrs. 
J. E. Sikes, Cochran, R 2. 
 
2 young toms, pure bred Bour- 
bon Reds. Wt. 25 and 24 Ibs. re- 
spectively, 18c lb. FOB. 1 hen, 
same breed, 12 lbs. $2.25; also 
pure Hastings Prolific seed corn 
$1.80 bu. FOB. B. E. Messer, 
Chatsworth. : 
 
5 White African guineas, $1 
ea. W. 8. Griffin, Adel, R 1. 
 
4 toms, M. B. (Worlds largest 
Big. Bone type), $3.50 and $4.00 
wee or exc. H, L. Kesler, Bax- 
ey. 
 
Tom and 2 hens, M. B., $10. 
Mrs. Ella Wilson, Fairmount, R 
2, Box 111. 
 
3 large, young Toulouse geese, 
I snow white gander, $1.25 ea. 
or $4.50 for lot, del. Mrs. C. T. 
Lavender, Fiovila, R 1. 
 
Bourbon Reds for breeders: 
Hens, $3.50 ea. unrelated toms 
$5 ea. Best breeding in the 
S Mrs. W. N. Lott, Brasel- 
on. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Poultry Wanted - 
 
CORNISH 
Want 2 or 3 pure bred Dark. 
 
  
 
a strain. Albert Dixon, Quit- 
man, R 5. 
 
Exc. Spring 1933 hatch Dark 
Cornish cockerel for 1 of same 
breed; also exc. same hatch B. 
Leghorn cockerel for 1 of same 
breed, Mrs. R. L. McNair, Wrens. 
 
  
 
Eggs For Sale 
 
  
 
Turken eggs, $1.25 per 15. 
Cartons ret. Rebecca Campbell, 
Atlanta, 860 Boulevard, S. E. 
 
S. C. R. I. Red eggs for hatch- 
ing, from Dunlap strain, 75c per 
15 del. Carton to be ret. Prompt 
del. Mrs. H. E. Alderman, 
Wrightsville. 
 
Thompson Imp. Ringlet EB. R. 
eggs, 75c per 15; 30 for $1.25, del. 
Carton ret. Mrs. J. E. Steadam, 
Bainbridge, R 2. 
 
Pure Cornish Indian eggs, $1 
per 15; pullets, $1 ea; roosters, 
$1.50 ea. Would contract eggs. 
Mrs. E. P. King, Adel, R 1. 
 
Limited number hatching eggs 
 
from the following thoroughbred 
Breeds, at $1.50 per 15; Giant 
Black Minorcas, Black . Lang: 
shans, Ringlet Barred Rocks, 
Jersey Black Giants, genuine 
Buff Cochin bantams. O. H. 
Wright, Atlanta, Peters Bldg. 
. Buff Orp. eggs, 5c per egg; $4 
per hundred. 700 to 1M. per 
month. V. W. Martin, Carroll- 
ton. 
 
Live Stock For Sale 
 
CATTLE FOR SALE 
 
4 or 5 truck loads good Beef 
cattle. Can del. to Macon, Sa- 
vannah or Augusta. If interested 
write. Joe A. Flanders, Nunez, R 
1. 
 
Pure bred, not reg. Red Poll 
bull, about 1 yr. old, ready for 
light service. Good breeding and 
good type. $25 at barn. M. J..Gil- 
lespie, Pulaski. 
 
Reg. Jersey heifer, 5 mos, old. 
Dam, Financial Handsome 
Rose; Sire, Noble Lad Mack. 
Reg. in buyers hame, $35 FOB. 
Ned J. Bond, Bogart. 
 
Grade Jersey cow, fresh with 
2nd calf, in good cond. 4 gal. per 
day. Kind and gentle. Bargain. 
J. J. Miles, Baxley, R 4. 
 
Grade Jersey cow with 3 wks. 
old calf, 3 gal. milk, $30. 1 large 
grade Jersey, 2 gal. milk, 1 lb. 
butter; calf 6 mos. old, $25; 
large mare mule, $30. C. H. Grif- 
fin, Powder Springs, R 1. 
 
Fresh Jersey cow and calf. 
Good cond. Rich milk, $25 at 
barn; 18 young hens, cross brown 
L. and Indian Game, good lay- 
ers, 60c ea. rooster, same cross, 
60c, Miss Florence Horne, Grove- 
town. 
 
Nice yoke of steers and wagon. 
Broke to plow; 4 yr. old Jersey 
cow, fresh in; 1 horse wagon. 
Live 1 mile east of Pomona. R. B. 
 
1 reg. Guernsey bull, 3 yrs. old, 
very fine, also gentle. G. R. 
Harpe, Cut Cane. 
 
Jersey heifer, 1 gal. milk, 1-2 
lb. butter per day, $15; Stone 
Mtn. watermelon seed, 1933 crop, 
50c Ib. 10 lbs. $4.50. Guar. pure, 
FOB. R. Bloodworth, Merny rs, 
R 1, Box 75. 
 
Jersey and Holsteins: 4 heifers, 
2 yrs. old and 1 heifer. The 5 
head for $50 or $40 and 1 ton 
Velvet beans del. my barn; 3 
cows, same stock, all bred $25 ea. 
or the three for $70, or $60 and 
ton of peavine hay del. W. L. 
Lancaster, McRae. 
 
Jersey and Guernsey cows, 1st 
and 2nd calf. Now with young 
calves, $25 ea. at barn, Exc. for 
shelled corn at 50c bu. del. my 
barn and get cow. G. B. Ham, 
Cobbtown. 
 
Several nice cows, soon to 
freshen. Cheap for cash. Come 
 
  
 
  
 
_}See them and take your choice. 
| Mrs. T. G. Fleming, Athens, Rad. 
 
Several cows fresh in with ist 
and 2nd calves. Priced around 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
R. C, MOORS, Rockmart R 3 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Cornish cocks or cockerels, Bull 
 
$25. E a ASty, Ss Rt. 
 
  
 
  
 
-}cheap, J. B. Miller, Woodlan 
 
      
  
   
    
   
   
  
  
   
  
   
    
     
  
   
    
 
2 fine grade heifers, fresh in 
or soon to freshen. Can be see 
2 miles east of Palmetto on Ne 
nan Highway; also 2 Duroc 4 
lb. sows, bred to extra fine P. 
male and others. R. D. Tatu: 
Palmetto. 
 
3 yr. old Poll Hereford bull 
sale or exc. for good milch  
Mrs. A. J. Connell, Nashville 
 
1 fresh in cow for sale or trad 
Clark Ayers, Canon, R 3. 
 
1 reg. Jersey heifer, 22 mos. old 
solid color, bred to reg. Jersey 
bull, son of the Gold Meda 
cow in 1930. Will freshen Apr 
1934. $20 without papers; 
with papers. FOB. Cecil Ot 
Bremen. 3 
 
3 yr. old Jersey pull, reg. - 
horned and nose ring for sal 
Make best offer; Hastings I 
red scallioi 
 
  
 
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Mrs. L. A. Brookins, 
ville, R 3. 
 
HOGS FOR SALE _ 
9 thrifty shoats, 55 to 1! 
Ibs. ea. 4c Ib. at farm, on. 
 
  
 
Wrightsville. R 1. os 
. 21 Essex-P. C. cross pi 
wks. old, $20 to truck. E 
Drake, Tifton. R 2. ie 
B. B. Guinea hogs, Africa 
strain, wt. from 35 lbs. to 20 
Tbs. ea., from $3.50 to $1 
dG, Toler, Glenwood. 
Shoats and pigs for  
 
20 S. P. C. pigs, 3 sows 
2 boars. Some reg., some su 
to reg. and some Grade. Che 
M. H. Floyd, Cochran. R 2. 
 
Number of bred sows, shoat 
and pigs. Meat prices. W. 
Vinson, Macon. R 3.  
8012 Macon. 
 
Nice brood sow, would a 
250 lbs. when fat; now in g 
order. Sell or exc. for g 
 
price. Mrs. J. D. Mullis, Hawk 
insville. R 4. 
 
1 little bone African Guin 
to farrow February 2nd, 
each; 7 mos. old male, $1 
beautiful pigeons, 20c p 
cow and calf to exc. for co 
I. G. Thompson, Brooklet. R 
 
Pure bred S. P. C. ho 
male and gilt, ea. wt. ab 
200 lb. ea. $8 ea. not reg 
$9 ea. reg. FOB; 2 male sh 
2 young gilts, 3 mos. old, 
ea. $5.50 reg. W. F. Findl 
Lyons. 
 
30 head Feeder shoats, 
to 50 Ibs. ea. See me for pr 
at barn. Plumer Ham, Co 
 
Reg. O. I. C. pigs, 2 mos 
wt. 35 to 40 Ibs. Cholera 
mune herd. $5 ea. or $9. 50 
pair. Mate pr. no-akin. 
Rigsby, Sale City. 
 
Reg. S. P. Chinas for 
cheap; boars and sows, 
age. Exc. boar pig to keep fr 
inbreeding; Grade . Guern 
heifers or milkers, cheap, TE 
Duggan, Warthen. 
 
Reg. S. P. C. pigs and 
lated pairs. Cholera. immur 
My sows and boars wt. 600 
1 M. lbs. Sat. guar. W. D. S 
Cuthbert. . 
 
~HORSES AND MULE 
FOR SALE 
 
Mare mule, sound, wt. ab 
1 M. or 1100 Ibs. 10 yrs. 0 
works good anywhere, : 
cond. $100 FOB. A. E. Wil 
College Park. 703 East Jo 
Wesley Ave. 
 
1100 ib. mule, cheap: f 
blooded hogs; Osceola Vel 
beans 20 head of goats. Cheap, 
or trade for good mare or co 
Ottis Moody, Coffee. 
 
1 mare mule, wt. about 1 M. 
lbs. Pert to plow or wagon. 
Can be seen at No. 8 Cassa-J 
nova St., near Federal Pen 
tentiary. We. A. Langley, South) 
 
  
 
  
 
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MARKET BULLETIN A 
 
Lie Stock Wanted | 
 
Farm Help Wanted | 
 
F arm Help Wanted 
 
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Seed For Sale 
 
  
 
ood plug mule, $35, or 
for wagon, hogs or cat- 
r. Leggett, Baxley. R 4. 
. raised horse, wt. 800 
ood order, work any- 
. $40 cash or 1-4 in corn 
rket price. E. B. Warren. 
boro. R 2. 
ium size, smooth mouth 
ood eyes and sound in 
ays, $75 or 150 bu. corn. 
 
- Road. Carl 
~ 2. Box 188. 
 
SBITS FOR. SALE 
ame rabbits, 1 red and 
 
Roberts, 
 
  
 
15c cash or. money or- 
 
et oe hebings Jeffer- 
 
grown rabbits, solid 
doe, black. buck, $1.50 
or exc. for 6 Bantam 
anything else can use. 
e Vaughn, Forest Park. 
 
ailets any breed: new 
 
young pullets. Ea. pay 
shes. J. L. Gibson, Sr., 
. RFD ae 
 
doe and 6 young ones, 
with Gray Chinchilla, 
lot or exc. for a young, 
good R. I. Red March- 
1933 hatch rooster; Chin- 
buck, 75c. Mrs. S. S. 
Moultrie. 204 6th St. 
 
  
 
EEP AND GOATS 
FOR SALE ~ : 
burg buck, about 2 
 
wt. about 190 lbs. al- 
g. nannies. Sell or exc. 
ood milch cow or heifers. 
ickett, Elko. RFD 19. 
Fog. doe, freshened 
}, 1933 for, $12.50 crated. 
bb, Gainesville, R 8. 
 
10s. old Nubian male 
good cond. $6 FOB; 
. Dantzler, Dalton, R 
 
genburg goat giving a- 
gal. Will freshen late 
$12, 50; pair kids, doe 
half. common; buck 
dking strain, $6; Full 
burg service, $1 J. Jol- 
 
Atlanta. RT. 
 
Stock Wanted 
 
SATTLE WANTED 
 
ung, fat steers, nothing 
yrs. old, to trade for 
hin or poor cattle: 
or pound. Nothing but 
attle considered. H. L. 
 
ns, Baxley. 
 
it 2 and 1-2 to 3 gal. 
nilch cow. Must be in 
of Moultrie or Berlin. 
rice and description in 
-E, W. Golden, 
 
  
 
  
 
2 nice Tamer heifers, 
in few months, for 
sh in mien cow, giv- 
 
  
 
Eos WANTED 
t big bone Blue Guinea 
ughbred hogs. State what 
. A. J. Kennedy, Quit- 
 
rood value of $10 for 
Write. R. I. Baird, Hahi- 
 
pure bred Royal. Pur- 
ack Giant April hatch 
elated pullets and 1 March 
h cockerel, same strain, for 
 
shi t. Mrs. Chas. H. Ogle- 
oo allen R 2. 
 
for 2 plug mules or 1 No. 1 
mule or equal value: R. E. 
Hitchcock, Douglasville. R 1. 
 
Want to buy four blind 
mules. Must av. wt. 1 M. to 
1350 Ibs. and be within 75 mi. 
Blakely. J. H. Harpe, Blakely. 
Rei 
 
Want small mule, 6 or 700 
lbs. cheap, for cash; have pr. 
Chinchillas, buck and doe, al- 
so some big Spanish peanuts 
for sale or exc. for baby chicks. 
R. B. Young, Doraville. R 1. 
 
Pay cash for 2 good farm 
mules, wt. about 900 Ibs. each, 
Spe R. E. Hyde, piece as 
 
  
 
Positions Wanted 
 
  
 
Want job as Farm Overseer. 
Life time exp. in farming and 
know how to handle labor. Ref. 
O. L. McClung, Hiram. 
 
Want place on farm, near 
good market, by a boy for him- 
self, mother, sister and brother. 
Can move at once. Write or see. 
H. G. Cochran, Hawkinsville, De 
1, C.o Wm. Moorhouse. 
 
17 yr. old girl wants job on 
farm. No field work. $2.50 week 
and board. Prefer near Atlanta. 
Miss V.N. Hill, Dacula, R 2. 
 
Single man wants job on farm. 
Wages or share crop. C. R. Hol- 
loway, Edison, Clo C. J. Hollo- 
way. : 
 
Active, exp. farm overseer 
wants job as overseer for 1934. 
A 10 or 15 horse farm. Also exp. 
cattle, hogs, modern farm ma- 
chinery, Grist Mill, etc. 43 yrs. 
old, wife and self only. E. F. 
Harris, Atlanta, 383 Washington 
St. S. W. 
 
Man and wife, alone, exp. in 
 
farm work of all kinds; reliable,. 
 
honest, middleaged, no bad hab- 
its. Willing to work for home 
and small wages or for home 
 
and part of crop. Transportation | 
 
must be furnished, but will re- 
pay with work. J. H. Schaffer, 
Atlanta, 277 So. Pryor St. 
 
Want job on farm, 4 in fam- 
ily. Farming and dairy experi- 
ence. Ref. Have to be moved. At 
once. C. F. Henderson, Fayette- 
ville, R 2. 
 
20 yr. old, single boy wants 
job on farm or dairy. Go any- 
where. Can drive truck or car. 
Ref. if required. Will do right. 
J. C. Lamb, Marietta, R 3. 
 
20 yr. old, single boy wants job 
on farm or dairy. Can do any 
kind of farm work, drive truck 
or car. Ref. if required. Johnnie 
Carrell, Smyrna, R 1. 
 
Exp. farm manager and or- 
chardist with excellent Agricul- 
tural education desires position 
for 1934.-Can successfully handle 
farm labor, repair and operate 
all farm machinery. Prefer gen- 
eral and live stock operations. 
Excellent ref. S. T. Lassiter, Cor- 
nelia. 
 
Want dairy on shares. Thor- 
oughly exp. and absolutely reli- 
able. See or write: C. D. Bart- 
lett, Atlanta, R 1, Box 250. 
 
Want 1 horse farm, 50-50 ba- 
sis. Wife and 3 children, 1 boy, 
age 16 yrs. Exp. Poultryman and 
Peach farmer, also milking. Can 
partly furnish self. B. M. Coul- 
ter, Geneva. 
 
Want job on large farm. Good 
dairy man and good farmer. 
Plenty of help with plenty of 
exp. Understand cattle. Ed Gal- 
loway, Cedartown, 615 E. Ave. 
 
Want a job on small farm, 
help with poultry and flowers, 
etc. No field work nor milking. 
For board and small wages. 
Within 10 miles of Atlanta. Miss 
Cora Mae _ Childers, ee 
RFD 2, Box 208. 
 
Farm Help Wantcd 
 
  
 
  
 
| of family, 
small wai 
 
  
 
Want healthy, middleaged 
man exp. farmer, to live as one 
board, 
for work on farm. 
 
laundry and 
 
  
 
Write first. Mrs. Austin Tanner, 
Broxton. 
 
Want share croppers from 1 
to 3 horse, :who have their own 
stock; also want several good 
wage hands, colored, preferred. 
L. T. Newsome, Dover, R 1. 
 
Want strong, healthy, grown 
girl or woman to live as one of 
family and assist with light 
farm work. Regular salary. 
Write. Mrs. Laura Lester, Mon- 
tezuma, 
 
Want good, quiet boy, about 
16 yrs. old to work on farm for 
wages. Make your offer. John 
Ray, Hazlehurst, R 3. 
 
Want young couple for garden, 
orchard and farm work. Good 
wages for both for good service. 
R. W. Grow, Colquitt. 
 
Want smart, healthy nie 
girl or woman to live in farm 
home and help with gen. light 
farm work, poultry, garden, etc. 
Reasonable salary. Miss. Josie 
Fussell. Rhine, R 1. 
 
Want good farmer for a 35 ra 
good farm near town. Share 
 
crop. Prefer a Seventh Day Ad- 
 
ventist faith. Fine mare mule, 
 
for sale, $90. Lewis E. Tabor, Al- 
 
bany, Gillionville Rd. 
 
Want unincumbered woman 
 
for light farm work and live as 
one of family, 6 miles South 
Ideal, Ga. A. N. Hambrick, Ogle- 
thorpe, R 2. 
Want man and wife for No. 
Ga, farm. Will furnish cow, 
chickens, pig and seeds for gar- 
den. No salary but give 1-2 of 
everything produced. Write. J. B. 
Lenhardt, Atlanta, 911 C & S 
Nat. Bank Bldg. : 
 
Want a good, middleaged wo- 
man to live in home and tend 
to poultry, and other light farm 
work. Good home to right party. 
Family of 2. M. R. Holder, San- 
dersville, RFD. 
 
Need at once good, settled 
white woman, not under 20 yrs. 
of age, nor over 45, to do light 
farm work. Give room, board 
and salary. Frank Cain, Chipley 
 
Want a good farmer for 2 
horse farm on 8rd and 4ths, to 
man who has his own stock and 
tools. Would take a 1 horse that 
has force. Good land. Guy Os- 
borne, Clermont, R 1. 
 
Want good farm hand, live as 
one of family and reasonable 
salary for 1934. Must -be sober 
and all around good man or boy. 
J. W. Dorsett, Douglasville, R 4. 
 
Want a first class man for 
 
wages or part of crop. Must be 
sober and reliable. Dont object 
if married, if both good work- 
ers. Write or see at once. E. F. 
Dye, Hahira. 
 
Want good, honest white man 
 
or boy, not under 16 yrs., to live 
as one of family and help with 
farm work. Must be experienced 
in farming. $4 mo., board and 
laundry. J. A. Glosson, Jones- 
boro, R. 1. 
 
Want reliable, honest colored 
girl between 18 and 20 yrs. of 
age for light farm work. One 
who can milk cow. References. 
Mrs. J. M. Ketcherfid, Atlanta, 
R 1, Box 137. 
 
Want reliable, honest, of good 
character settled white woman 
to live in home (near Camilla) 
with elderly woman and assist 
with light farm work, varden, 
poultry, etc. for $5 or $10 month. 
Communicate with: C. M. Mc- 
Millan, Atlanta, 801 Standard 
Bldg., phone, Walnut 4814. 
 
Want man who has his own 
stock and can run himself, to 
cultivate a good 1 horse farm. 
Large house and good land, on 
highway and school bus line. J. 
N. Parker, Conyers. 
 
Want 2 horse man on 50-50 
basis. One who can furnish self 
and move self. 4 miles Stone 
Mtn. Good, 5 room house, good 
land and good pasture. S. H. 
Hardeman, Stone Mtn., RFD 2. 
 
Want at once an unincumber- 
 
oti: man for eee et work. 
 
son, Baxley. 
 
  
 
with board and laundry. Come 
or write. J. J. Caudell, Homer. 
 
Want good colored family of 
3 or 4 to work by the day on 
farm. Good house furnished. 
 
Mrs. Mary L. Kimbell, McDon- | 
 
ough, R 3. 
 
Want young man with clean 
habits to live as one of family 
and work for wages or crop on 
halves. J. P. Brown, Meansville. 
 
Want good, settled woman or 
girl, 18 to 40 yrs. to live as one 
of family and help do light farm 
work, milking, garden, poultry, 
etc. Must be healthy and of good 
character. Mrs. J. H. Dekle, Reg- 
ister. 
 
Want a hand to take a 1 horse 
crop on halves, or would hire a 
man for wages and furnish 
house and patches. W. M. Fort- 
ner, Meansville, R 1. 
 
Want healthy, clean, white 
woman, 20 to 35 yrs. of age to 
live as one of family, and as- 
sist with light farm work. (No 
field work), for board and clo- 
thes. Ref. exch. F. B. Kirkland, 
Blun. 
 
Want white, unincumbered 
woman, about 40 yrs. of age to 
assist with light farm work. 
 
/Must be reliable and of good 
 
character. Pay $10 per mo. and 
board. Located about 12 miles 
Atlanta. Apply by letter. James 
C. Davis, Atlanta, 850 Citizens & 
Southern Bank Bldg, 
 
Plants For Sale 
 
Cabbage plants, Copenhagen, 
F. Dutch, E, J., C. Wakefield, 
500, 50c; 75c M; 5 M. $3; Ber- 
muda onion plants, 500, 60c. 80c 
M. Prompt shipment. C.-M. 
Sims, Pembroke. 
 
Klondike strawberry plants, 
 
  
 
  
 
$1.50 M. del. 5 M. up, $1 M. Exp. 
 
collect. Prompt shipment. Ovie 
 
Crowe, Gainesville, 
 
E, J. and Chas. W. cabbage 
plants, 60c M. del. H. F. John- 
 
E. J., and Chas. W. cabbage 
plants, 60c M. del. Albert Wil- 
liamson, Baxley, R 1, 
 
Cabbage plants, 98: M. post- 
paid. Cash with order. No COD. 
M. M. Clements, Pineview. 
 
25c ea. for Chayotte Planis. A 
new vegetable vine grows on ar- 
bor or trees. B. O. Fussell, 
Brunswick. 
 
Imp. Everbearing and Early 
May strawberry plants, $1.75 M. 
Artichokes for planting, 50c pk; 
Concord grape vines, 5 for $1. 
Exe. for early cabbage plants. 
ie Markie Myers, Hartwell, R 
 
ee cabbage and col- 
lard plants, 80c M. N. F. Wil- 
liams, Baxley, R 4. 
 
E. J., and Chas. W. cabbage 
 
plants, 80c M. 50c for 500, del. 
 
Prompt shipment and full count 
guar. T. L. Swanson, Fitzgerald, 
Rez: 
 
  
 
Plants Wanted 
 
Want some Latham Raspberry 
plants. State price per hundred. 
E. E,. Jackson, College Park, 529 
East Hardin Ave. 
 
Seed For Sale 
 
Gourd (best that grows) seed, 
saved from selected plants, 15c 
good start. Wiley H. Chandler, 
Lula, R 2: 
 
150 Ibs. Clements Wonder mel- 
on (grow to wt. 75 and 100 Ibs.) 
seed, hand saved, pure, $1 lb 
del; 30 lbs. walnuts in hull, 1c 
per lb. del. Bruce Andrew, Had- 
dock, R 2. 
 
Yellow pop corn 12c 1b; pump- 
kin seed, 10c cupful; okra seed, 
15c cupful; white sugar crow- 
der: peas, 20c lb. Add postage. 
Mrs. Mollie Eller, Ella Gap. 
 
Nest onions, 50c gal. White 
lady peas, 10c lb. Sarah Cous- 
ins, Fioeeneviles Ril 
 
Oy Tps= 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Watson melon seed. Guar. to cut __ 
 
red, 50c lb. FOB, in lots of 100 
lbs. Smaller quantities, 60 Ib. D. 
A. Collins, Pelham. 
 
25 or 30 lbs. frost-proof oS : 
pea seed, 25c Ib. or exc. for oth-. 
 
er garden seed, such as, turnip,  
 
beet, mustard, cabbage, some of . 
Hazlehurst, - 
 
each. D. Burnham, 
R 2, Box 154. 
 
Highly imp. Stone Mtn., or 
Dixie Belle melon seed, $1 Ib. 
del. Prompt shipment. B. R. An- _ 
drews, Haddock. 
 
Clements large type melon, | 
 
pure seed from largest water-. 
melons in U. S. A. 50c oz., $5 Ib. 
 
also Hollis melon seed, $2 Ib. GS 
H. Johnson, Tennille. mae 
 
Old fashioned, | 
 
cup; 
 
crowder peas, cream  crowders, 
 
purple hull, white table peas, 10c 
Ib. Add postage on small orders. 
Vv. BOS, Flowery ee 
 
Mrs. W. 
Branch, R 1. 
 
20 bu. Chufas, clean and free 
from hut grass, $1.75 bu; less 
than 2 bu. lots, $2 bu. No chks. 
W. W. Dickey, Midville, R 2. 
 
May Eng. pea seed, for sale 
 
or exc. for Bermuda onion seed, 
 
Ruby King pepper seed or any- 
 
thing can use. Mrs. M. 
 
B, 
Scroggs, Alto. aes 
 
Marglobe tomato and Prize- 
 
taker onion. seed, $1.50 1b; 
Wakefield and Flat Dutch cab- 
bage seed, $1 Ib. R. L. McRee,  
Meigs. : 
 
Ky. Wonder and Striped corn- 
 
field bean seed, also Bunch Eng. 
pea seed and white okra. Ea. 20c 
Ip. P. P. or exch. Mrs. J. E. Felt- 
man, Whitesburg. 
 
  
 
Miscellaneous For eae 
 
  
 
Horse radish, 20c lb. old fash- 
 
ioned June cherry, yellow. Lim-  
bertwig apple sprouts. All 3 ft., 
15c ea.'to 3rd zone; nice, bright s 
sundried peaches, 16c Ib. to 3rd 
zone. C. V. Wilson, Maysville. ae 
4 Guinea (cavies) pigs, $150  
or 50c ea; Sassafras, Queen of 
the Meadow, Prickly Ash, 
 
root and poke root, 30c Ib. or 
 
larger amts, E. Weaver, Lavonia. _ 
rooted . 
 
Catnip, 25c per nice, 
bunch; 6 for 50c; Calamus root, 
 
1-2 Ib. 50c. Mrs. B, B. Woodruff, 
 
Greenville. 
Ready cut Martin gourds, 6 in. 
 
dia. 12%c postpaid, not cut, 10c. _ = 
 
Gurman M. Wolfe, Baxley, R 2.  
5 bu. black walnuts in hull, 50c 
bu. FOB. Trade for 2 M. good, | 
strong cabbage plants, prepaid. 
 
L. T. Newsome, Dover, R 1. 
 
About 30-35 lbs. tallow, We Ibe 
seedling pecans,  
 
about 60 lbs. ; 
Exc. for other seed. State kind 
 
of seed like to exch. R. F. Per- 
 
sons, The Rock; RFD 1. 
 
Black walnuts, large size, hul- 
ed, dry, clean, 1933 crop, for 
sale. Will ship at once. Mrs. J. 
M. Marshall, Talbotton, R i -_ 
34, 
 
  
 
Mecca. Wanted 
 
  
 
Want good, second. - . hand cE 
horse wagon, hasnt been used 
very much, cheap. State partic-  
ulars in first letter. J. T. Flour-" 
ney, Mauk, R-1. 
 
Want to hear 
having a good farm cart, near 
Marlow. W. W. Cochran, Mar- 
low. 
 
Want to communicate ~ with | 
party who has some. radish 
roots for sale. State prices. J. R. 
Cates, Jr., Newnan, 26 W. Wash- : 
ington St. 
 
Exc. 10 Ibs. nice, dried Ss a 
 
for 15 white feed sacks, 100 Ib. 
cap. Ea. pay postage. Mrs. Dai- 
sy Meeks, Alto, R 2. 
 
Exc, 10 lbs. med. size pecans _ 
 
side meat, dried 
Will send 
 
for smoked 
peaches or apples. 
sample of pecans. 
 
  
 
tender corn- = = 
field bean seed, 25c large tea- 
red and white speckled  
 
red. 
 
from party _ 
 
Write. Rose  
|W. Cool, ee: 214 W. Swa- 
iS nee St. : 
   
   
 
  
 
  
 
Sonat FOUR 
 
, Miscellaneous Wanted 
 
Want some long leaf pine seed 
1933 crop. J. M. Gaston, Jack- 
son. 
 
Want 40 white feed sacks, 100 
Ib. cap. Will exc. 20 lbs. 1933 
 
  
 
-erop nice, dried apples for same. 
Ea. pay chgs. of transportation. 
 
Mrs. H. F. Reece, Talking Rock, 
 
CNR Q: 
 
ee Products 
For Sale 
 
  
 
BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE 
 
Baby lima bunch butter-beans, 
10c Ib. R. A. Huckaby, Cordele, 
RC. 
 
cleaned, $3.50 bu; 100 bu. No. 1 
Brabhams, $1.65 bu. J. H. Pal- 
 
_mer, Tennille. 
 
  
 
BUTTER FOR SALE 
4 to 6 lbs. fresh butter per wk. 
25c lb. del. in 2nd zone. Sat. 
guar. or money refunded. Mrs. V. 
Carter, Whitesburg, R 1. 
 
4 lbs. fresh, good butter per | 
week from T. B. tested cows. 25c 
 
lb. postpaid. Mrs. Lynn Ragland, 
 
-Roopville, R 1. 
 
  
 
COTTON SEED FOR SALE 
 
Farm Relief cotton seed. Pure 
as can be kept, by _ isolated 
planting and on separtely. 
$2 per 100 Ibs. FOB. T. R. Breed- 
 
_ love, Monroe. 
 
About 35 bu. practically pure 
Half and Half cotton seed, $2.25 
per 100. Exc. 250 Ibs. for same wt. 
sould, clean Ga. Runner pea- 
nuts. Ea. pay transportation. L. 
F. Warren, Dexter. 
 
Imp. strain Rucker cotton 
seed, good as the best. 75c bu; 
Woods imp. Hastings Prolific 
seed corn, especially selected. $2 
bu. Jas. B. Woods, Brooks. 
 
Champion of the World cot- 
ton seed. Made 8 bales on 10 
acres; boll weevil cut off 1-3; 
 
made with $6 worth of fertilizer. 
 
 
 
Have the proof. 75c bu. FOB. B. 
L. Davis, Douglas, R 3. 
 
700 lbs. Roysters No. 4 chien 
seed. 1% in. staple. Bale to acre 
1933. Special planting seed. 75c 
bu. $2.25 per 100 lbs. FOB. Mon- 
ey order. George Brice, 
ming. 
 
Recleaned, pure Ruckers, 45 
per cent lint, 1st yr. from Orig. 
75c bu. F. K. Duncan, Douglas- 
ville. : 
 
Cokers No. 5 cotton seed, 1 
and 1 1-32 in. staple. Privately 
ginned and kept pure. 75c bu. 
FOB. Horace Darnell, Winston. 
 
Cokers No. 5 cotton seed. 1 - 
1-16 in. staple. From. Orig. Cull- 
ed. 75c bu. FOB. Ephriam Dobbs, 
Douglasville, R 3. 
 
Genuine Half and Half cotton 
seed. Been planted only 1 year 
and carefully ginned. 75c bu. J. 
Luther Horne, Cochran. 
 
CORN AND SEED CORN 
FOR SALE 
2 M. bu. good slipped shuck 
ear corn, 65c bu. FOB; 1 M. bu. 
Shelled corn in sacks, 0c bu. 
FOB. W. O. Denmark, Brooklet 
 
FRUIT FOR SALE 
 
Some nice, sundried apples. 
worm=free, for sale or exc. for 
good, flue cured tobacco (chew- 
ing). Lb. for lb. Ea. pay post- 
age. Send sample first. Mrs. 
Dave Ash, Dahlonega, R 4. 
 
Delicious, fine, sun cured ap- 
ples, 9c lb. Add postage; Jumbo 
pumpkin seed to exc. for cotton 
guano sacks. Ea. prepay postage. 
Maude Roper, Dawsonville, R 1. 
 
' Nice, bright, sundried apples, 
10c lb. Prepaid in 10 Ib. lots; 
Eng. pea seed, 15 cup full. Mon- 
ey orders. No chks. Mrs. Martha 
White, Dahlonega, R 1. 
 
Nice, dried horse apples, free 
from core and peel. 12c lb. Chi- 
 
  
 
  
 
nese squash (grow 4 ft. long) 
Seed, 10c doz. Concord grape 
_ vine, 10c; scuppernong, 25c ea. 
 
Mrs. J. W. Miller, Bowdon. 
5 lbs. dried apples, 10c lb. Exc. 
for feed sack Anna Langley, 
 
   
   
 
  
 
60 bu. genuine O-too-tans, re- | 
 
Cum- | 
 
r rape 
 
  
 
  
 
MAREE BULLETIN, 
 
Attention, Live Stock Farmers 
 
In order to promote in all ways possible the interest of cattle 
breeders and raisers in the State of Georgia; to advertise Georgia 
as a section where the choicest of beef can be raised and fattened; 
to induce buyers to come here and make purchases both at public : 
and private sales; to seek and improve the general quality and 
enhance the reputation of Georgia cattle; and to do any and all 
things necessary to promote the interest of cattle producers and 
thereby promote the prosperity of our State the GEORGIA 
BEEF CATTLE RAISERS have a very interesting offer they wish 
to extend to all Live Stock Farmers in the State. Communicate 
 
with: PERRY LUNSFORD, Covington, Ga. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Georgia Products 
 
For Sale 
 
Georgia Products 
 
For Sale 
 
Georgia Products 
For Sale 
 
  
 
Ellijay, R 3. 
Nice, sundried apples, 12c lb. 
del. Henry F. Weaver, Marion. 
 
  
 
HONEY, BEES AND BEE SUP- 
PLIES FOR SALE 
 
100 lbs. Fall crop clover honey 
 
in Comb, $8 del. in Ga; 10 or 15 
 
hives Italian bees in, 10 frame, 
 
new pat. hives with supers, $3.- 
 
50 ea. at my place. Ben J. 
 
'Threatte, Daisy, R 1. 
 
80 stands Pat. hives of bees, 
$1.50 ea. at my place as long as 
they last; 10 pr. White King pi- 
geons, 50c pr. or exc. for Ban- 
tam hens. A. G. Oliver, Means- 
ville, R 1. 
 
Pure Ext. honey in 10 Ib. cans, 
Cs. of 6, $4. No chks. Taylor 
Hooks, Unadilla, R 2. : 
Bright, strained. honey, $1.25 
per 10 lb. pail del; 9 lbs. yellow 
beeswax, 15c lb. del. Mrs. A. E 
OKelley, Maysville, R. 2. 
 
PECAN AND OTHER FRUIT 
TREES FOR SALE 
Black walnut trees, 1 yr. old, 
10c ea. or 75c doz. Exc, for few 
 
Pear trees. A. D. Todd, Sarah. 
Black walnut trees, 1 yr. moss 
packed, $10 per C; Concord 
vines, rooted, $1 doz. 
Yonge Walker, Toccoa, R 3. 
Pear trees, 2 - 3 ft., 20c ea. 
$2.20 doz. peach and apple, 1 to 
 
  
 
{2 yr. trees, 10c ea. $1 doz; chin- 
 
quapin trees, 2 to 3 ft. 10c ea, $1 
doz. All postpaid. Ray Scales, 
Bowdon, R 3. 
 
Fig sprouts, 1 yr. old, from 
mother tree producing 2 heavy 
srops of large, purple figs ea. yr. 
(Have know 2 yr. old sprouts to 
pear fruit). $1 ea. Exc. 12 for 12 
B. R. hens, Yr. old. Mrs, J. V. 
Davies, Cordele. 
 
21 Pineapple Pear trees, 3 ft., 
high and better 10c ea. plus pos- 
tage. Theodore Tarpley, Cordele, 
 
Rt. D. 
 
Tame cherry, 15c ea. Raspber- 
ry vine, 3 for 25c; 1 bu. old fash- 
ioned peach seed. Give best of- 
fer. Add postage. Mrs. A. H. 
Patterson, Talking Rock, R 2. 
 
Lead. var., 
trees, 5 to 15c ea. Concord, Ni- 
agara grape vines, 5 to 10c ea; 
 
Pear trees, 30c ea. W. H. Alex- 
 
ander, Cleveland. 
Brown figs, Black and White 
scuppernong vines, running sage 
plants, 10c ea. 3 for 25c. Exc. for 
100 lb. cap. feed, white sacks. 
Mrs. J. F. Patterson, Waco, R 2. 
3 var. Figs, 25 cut. 25c; wild 
Goose, Blue Damson plums, $1 
doz; Red, yellow wood vine, $1 
doz; Blue Flags, mixed Iris, $1. 
per 50; cannas, 50c doz. Exc. for 
feed sacks. Nan Kown, White. 
Damson plum, 4 - 6 ft. 60c 
doz; May cherry trees, 3-5 it. 50c 
doz. Running okra seed, 10c pkg. 
Senna seed, 10c pkg. All del. W. 
 
  
 
B. Skinner, Seeevile, R 5. 
 
   
  
 
Apple and | Peach | 
 
  
 
FOB. G. R, Gardner, Pavo, 
 
Few hundred 3 yr. old apple 
trees: Yates, Terry, Winesap, De- 
licious and some summer var, $8 
C; and up; Evergreens and Sh- 
rubbery, cheap. J. L. Westbrook, 
Bremen. 
 
All lead. var. apple and peach 
trees, 1-3 yrs. old, 10c to 20c ea. 
2 yr. old grape vines, 10c each. 
$6 C; Pear and Cherry, 25c ea; 
Klondike, Missionary, Lady T. 
 
| strawberry plants, $2.50 M, Lee 
 
Head, Cornelia, Star Rt. 
 
Goose plum trees, well rooted, 
3 for 25c; 12 for 75c, postpaid in 
Ga. Send stamps or money or- 
der. A. Steinheimer, Woolsey, R 
 
One. 
 
White scuppernong and musca- 
dine vines, Brown Turkey Figs, 
Blue and Goose plums 10c ea. 
$1 doz. $4.50 C; MHazlenut, 40c 
doz. Del. A. T, Patterson, Waco, 
Ri 2. 
 
Seedling peach trees, 25c doz. 
sprouts; 7 bark plants, 8 for 25c; 
Sassafras roots, 15c lb; Kaffier 
corn seed, 10c cupful. Add pos- 
tage. Mrs. W. L. Teem, Talking 
Rock, R 1. 
 
Gooseberry bushes, $1 doz. Blue 
Damson plums, i5c ea; Exc, 1 
tree for 2 sacks, 100 Ib. cap. in 
good cond; Mastodon everbear- 
ing strawberry plants, 30c C. 
Mrs. Cleo Long, Dahlonega, R 1. 
 
Cherry sprouts, about 2 ft. 
high., well rooted, from May 
Cherry trees, 10c ea. also green 
ratsbane, 10c lb. Mrs. Carrie 
Rundles, Gainesville, R 7. 
 
Rooted Fig sprouts of the big 
white fig variety, 2% to 5 ft. 
tall, Sell or exc. for white Ber- 
muda onion seed or cabbage 
plants. Mrs. T. E. Peterman, 
Jakin. 
 
Scuppernong vines, well rooted, 
large, white var. 1 for 20c, 3 for 
50c. Postpaid. Isla Hamilton, Al- 
amo, R 2. 
 
Pecan trees, Stuart, Schley and 
Money-Makers, 3-5 ft., 25c; 5-7 
ft. 35c; 7-10 ft. 45, Sell or exc. 
for baby chicks, W. L. preferred 
or for cabbage plants. Idus A. 
Johnson, Benevolence. = ss 
State insp. lead: var., fruit 
trees, Peach, $55 M; $6 C; $1.15 
doz; Apple, Plum, Apricot, Fig, 
Walnut, $8 C; $1.25 doz; Grape, 
$6 C; $1 doz; Pecan, $22.50 C., 
$3 doz. E. B. Travis, Riverdale, 
 
Fig plants, 25c ea., red rasp- 
berries, 15 doz. Klondike straw- 
berry plants, 10c C. Well rooted 
M. W. Spiker, Mtn. View. 
 
PECANS AND PEANUTS 
FOR SALE 
 
Runner peanuts, $1 bu. G. A. 
Bragg, Donalsonville. 
 
Med. size. Money-Maker pe- 
cans, 9c Ib. FOB; Pecan Meats, 
halves, 25c Ib. Wallace Handley. 
Shiloh. 
 
N. C. Runner peanuts, 75c bu. 
 
  
 
  
 
_ | Ribbon. Cane syrup, 
 
50 lbs. Stewart papershell pe- 
cans, 15c lb. This yrs crop. M. 
T. Tanner, Sandersville, R 1, 
Box 8. 
 
Red Spanish peanuts, 50c pk., 
$1.85 bu; also long tender okra, 
15c cup; castor oil beans, 10 
cup. Add postage. Harold, Point 
Peter: 
 
10 bu. improved white Span- 
ish peanuts, hand picked, 4c Ib. 
FOB. 3 miles West of Jonesboro. 
Mrs. S. J. Stubbs, Jonesboro, R 
2. 
 
Frotschers. fine pecans, 15c lb. 
FOB. Chas. M. Tuttle, Thomas- 
ville. 
 
100 lbs. Stewart and Schley pe- 
cans, mixed. Med, to large size. 
15c lb. Wm. H. _Jackson, Craw- 
fordville. 
 
POTATOES FOR SALE 
Irish potatoes in truck load 
lots, 2c lb. at my home. Frank 
Faulkner, Cornelia. 
 
SYRUP FOR SALE 
Few barrels A-1 pure sugar 
cane syrup, in new cypress bar- 
rels; Heavy, golden, delicious 
flavor; Bunch okra, seed rice for 
sale at depression prices. BE. L. 
Todd, Valdosta. 
 
  
 
  
 
Pure Sugar cane syrup, 6 gal. | 
 
cans to case, $2.75; 12 halves, $3; 
24 qts., $3.25; 38 gal. BBL., $13; 
34 gal. BBL, $12. Guar. best 
grade. Malvin Collins, Whigham. 
 
New crop, A-1 Sorghum syrup, 
thick, bright, clear, in 35 gal. 
bbls., 35c gal. by bbl; white cream 
Sugar crowder psas, 4c lb. $2.25 
bu. plus postage; white Spanish 
peanuts, $1 bu. Geo. Resseau, Jr. 
Hillsboro, R 1. 
 
Best grade pure sugar cane 
syrup in new bblis., $12 per 35 
gal. bbl; No. 1 grade for $11 and 
No, 2, $8.75 per bbl. Cash with 
order. Lee Patrick, Quitman, R 
1 
- New syrup, best grade, pure 
Ga. Red and Ribbon Cane, 12 
full size beer bottles, $1.20. Sam- 
ple for 10c postage; Shipping 
wt. 30 lbs. W. L.. Dasher, Lake 
Park, R 1. 
 
Pure Ga. Cane syrup, bright 
and thick, in gal.cans, 60c gal. 
at farm. Wont ship. J. F. Little, 
Forsyth, R 3. 
 
New crop strictly A-1 sugar 
cane syrup in new barrels, 32c 
per gal, in bbl. lots, FOB. W. R. 
Connell, Whigham, R 3. 
 
Pure Ga. Ribbon sugar cane 
syrup in cans, 60c gal. 6 gal. to 
 
1 case, Will not ship less than 1 
 
case. Postage not paid. Money 
orders only. L. E. Hutchinson, 
Quitman., R 5. 
 
No. Ga. Sorghum syrup, bright, 
thick, good flavor, $3.60 per case 
of 6-10 Ib. buckets, FOB. Money 
order. H, F. Priest, Acworth, R 1 
 
Good sorghum syrup, 1933 
crop, 50e gal. Extra good, thick 
Tec gal. 
 
  
 
     
  
 
Georgia Products _ 
For Sale  
 
FOB. L. B. McWhorter, R 
ville, R 1. 
 
  
 
Eatonton. 
 
  
 
gusta Yates, Baxley, R 2. 
 
-|exch. for corn. Ea. pay ch 
 
  
 
Cunningham, Athens. s 
 
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Turnips and turnip greens 
sale at patch ,lst of January} 
B. Brand, Montezuma, Roe 
 
1 acre collards for sale. . 
 
1200 collards, 40c doz, Fra 
Wilson, Forsyth; R472 
 
  
 
Georgia Products 
Wanted _ 
 
BEANS AND PEAS WANTED 
Want Iron and Brabham p 
Quote best prices, Can use | 
bu. G. T. Kinnett, es iB 
BRE 
Want Brabham and Iron pe 
(for sowing on own farm) a 
per bu. del: Donovan. Wm. J 
son, Donovan. * 
Want sev. bu. Mammoth:  
low Soy beans. Make price. 
G. Rawls, Williamson. : 
Want 25 to 50 bu. pure, s 
Iron peas, 1933 crop. Send s 
ple and price. Chas. S. Fis 
McDonough, R 4. . DN 
Want to buy good, sound 
peas. State kind and best 
price. C. D. Sheley, Halcyondal 
 
CORN AND SEED COR 
WANTED a 
 
Quote best prices on slipp 
shuck corn in 50 to 500 bu. lo 
at your farm. T. M. Eldrid; 
Station E., Box 55, Atlanta 
Exc. black walnuts for < 
bu. for bu; also other valu 
 
  
 
  
 
J, L. Gibson, Sr., Monroe, | 
 
Exc. 1 plug mule for 50 
corn in the shuck. Bring | 
and get mule. W. D. Bry 
Coffee, ; 
 
Want 25 bu. good slipped s 
corn and 700 bun. fodder. Si 
best price del. or not del. | 
Ruby Reynolds, Mayfield, R 
Box 33. 
 
Exc. young Ky. mules, va 
at $175 to $190 each for slipp 
shuck corn at market pp! 
want prices on carload Johns 
Grass, Peanut Hay. J. W. Woo 
ruff, Columbus, Box. 1086. 
 
COTTON SEED WANTE 
Want a few .bu. Cokers F 
Relief, also a few bu. Stone 
No. 2 cotton seed. Must be 
and reasonably priced. Se 
samples and price. Ray Thom 
son, Eatonton, R 3, Box 110 
 
FRUIT WANTED 
 
Exc. 1 or 2 bu. 90-day runnil 
velvet bean. seed for dried 
ples or peaches: 1 bu. so 
velvet bean seed for Ibs. f 
Ea. pay chgs. Mrs. R. L. Ja 
Homerville, R 2. 
 
Exc. few white table peas 
dried fruit: 3 Ibs. peas for Ib 
fruit. No worms. Peaches 
ferred; also peas for cabbage al 
onion plants, Peas weevil-treat 
W. L. Huff, Roopville, R 2. 
 
Exc. 2 nice feed sacks a 
each for 1 lb. nice, dried peac 
free of peel and worms. Like 
exc. for about 5 lbs. ea. of peac! 
es and apples. Mrs. A. E. Ha: 
LaGrange, R 2. 
 
Exc. 10 lbs. colored  butter- 
beans for 10 Ibs. dried apples | 
exc. 75 lbs, little white lady pe 
for 10 lb. dried - apples. B 
Holcombe, Ringgold, R 3. 
 
PEANUTS AND PECAN 
WANTED ~~ 
 
Want 300 Ibs. seedling pe 
and 10 bu. White Spanish 
nuts. Make best offer. G,