TOLUME 17. Grain and Hay For Sale Good Grass hay, cut at right time and properly cured, $12.50 per ton at my farm. F. D. Wil- liamson, Pitts. "Good Peavine hay $20 = ton; Seed peas, $2.25 bu. W. J: Mor- gan, Stillmore. About 20 bu. shelled oats bought for. seed but good. feed) ell at..market price, or.exc. for country hams and lard at the right price. is Aj Porter, Acree. Brain : and Hay Wanted ant to buy wheat and oat straw. State quantity of each ou have to offer for shipment first of June. J. F. Greer, At- dente, 222 State Capitol. _ Live Stock For Sale HORSES AND. MULES FOR. SALE - Mare mule, wt. 800 lbs., 12 yrs. old, $50. C. S. Driskell, Juliette, R 1, Box 114. - Good work horse for sale or exc. for good Jersey or Guernsey cow. W. W. Peacock, Sparks. HOGS FOR SALE - Duroc Jersey sow, 2 yrs. old, t. 350 lbs., bred to farrow July 6th; brought 19 pigs since last August. $25.00 cash, or exc. for good milch cow, fresh in. E. R. Cook, Oconee. Reg. Duroc pigs, best of breed- ing. Farrowed in March... For sale. L. R. Langley County A- gent, Milledgeville... >For. sale, .or..exc. and small pigs. ortense. B. B. Guinea nee. wt. 30,to 200 Ibs. each: $3 to $12 each. L. B. Toler, Glenwood. Duroc Jersey pigs, 5 mos. old, wt. about 100. lbs. ea. Reg. .in buyers name, $7.50 ea. or 2 for $14. Exc. some for best Ga. Cane syrup. L. M: Kennedy, Collins. Good, 300 lb...Big Bone, Reg. Hampshire bred sow, $25. Accept half in money and half in chic- kens. J..N. Austin, Atlanta, 833 farner St., Oakland City. Full -blooded.. African B.. B. uinea pigs, $3.50. ea. Both. sex. T. J; Barksdale, Stapleton. 5h Big Bone Black Guinea, Af- an strain, 2 mos. old pigs, wt. about 35 lbs., $4. ea. or $7 pair. FOB. Male or "Female. D.H. An- derson, Glenwood, R. 2. 30 shoats, wt. 30 to 100. Ibs. ea., in nice:shape for market, or to feed out. A. C. Price;,Bronwood. 100 ib. 4 mos. old Reg., cholera immune Duroc: Jersey gilts, $10 each; 60-lb. 10. wks..old Duroc gilts, $7.50 ea. Reg. FOB. Henry -T. Lumsden, Talbotton. _ RABBITS FOR SALE Fine Chinchillas, 75.each, or $1.25 pair; also Checkers and ther fine breeds at same price. 1 small sow rs. Beatrice: Reding, East Point Pine. Ave. RHEEE,. AND,.GOATS STATE CAPITOL A. R. . Adams, PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETSJ. F. GREER, DIRECTOR __ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1934. We Are Coming Back oa farmers. of Georgia are making some progress towards prosperi- y. We have passed through the darkest period since Oglethorpe landed at Savannah, two hundred years ago. Many of us. have actually suf- fered. for lack of proper food, clothing and shelter. I have been in sev- _eral parts of the State. lately and I. was made glad to see ae large. acreage in wheat, oats and corn. The i increase in wheat over last year is 33% and its condition seems. good. The intensive campaign that Mr. Charles J. Haden and I waged last fall, urging the farmers to sow more wheat seems to have borne some fruit. They are harvesting this week from Americus south. More corn is being planted than ever before in the state. We have realized that a one crop system in Georgia means poverty and distress. We. get nowhere in growing cotton to get more money to buy feed and food to make more cotton. When I was a boy we had corn _and wheat fields and cotton patches. The farmers in those days felt un- easy if they did not have two years supply of wheat and corn. on hand. _ Qur fathers looked towards an honest living and it will do us no harm to look in the same direction. With plenty of wheat.in the barn, plenty of corn in the crib and _. plenty of meat in the smokehouse, a few bales of cotton in the elear and a good all year round garden, who will need money from Washington, or work fromthe. old C.:W. A., or charity from the Red Cross? Thank God, we are on our way back! | G. C. ADAMS, Commissioner of Agriculture. eR MARKET REPORT OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS ' Prevailing Wholesale Prices May 21, 1934. : Always Subject to Variation, Georgia Produced, nearby Hennery, selected, fresh eggs: Retail 31c doz. Wholesale 26: doz. - Atlanta Selected Whites, doz._$ .20. Eggs, Extra, Eggs, Eggs, INDEX Standard, doz. Eggs, Georgia trade, doz. = RegsovarG.aun. oz. 2.2: -- 3 Hens, Heavy-Breed, Jb. ---=------- A- 12 --Hens, Leghorns, -lb. ~ Roosters, Ib. F riers; Ib. Ducks, aS . -Geese; Ib. ; Turkeys;-lb. _- Guineas, each Country. Butter, best table, Ib. : Field Peas, mixed, bu. Field Peas, not mixed, bu. Ear Corn (80 Ibs. to. bu.) : Sweet -Potatoes,..per 100 lbs. __-.---- =f; Cabbage, (green, per 100 lbs.) . Cabbage .(white,.per 100Jbs.) --Grain. and Hay For Sale Grain, and Hay, Wanted Live. Stock For Sale Live Stock Wanted Positions -Wanteda Farm Help Wanted Plants For Sale __. Plants Wanted wOerds Wor sate: 72 = ae Seed Wanted . Miscellaneous For- Sale Miscellaneous Wanted - Georgia Products For Sale Georgia Products Wanted. . Eggs For Sale SPANISH PEANUTS;-: No. 1,:$65.00.-per ton, del. mills. L plus NUMBER 24 Live. Stock F or Se 4 head of Merion goats, male and 3 bred does, 2 half. br 2 curleys, $2 ea. or trade for. good brood sow, or for 2 go shoats of good stock. Will ghip. ~ Ar i Sheppard, Lithonia. R 1, Box 143. 1 grown pet billy goat, $150- cash, or exc. for either 5 hens FLOYD friers, 4 miles S. E. Smithe ville. J.C. Exum, Smithville, 2. 1 young Angora male goat sale. Alice Price, Bronwood. Live Stock Wanted CATTLE WAN TED Want bull about 9 or 12 mos old, cheap for cash. Fred Schro-_ der, Marietta, 927 Roswell St. Want young, gentle, easy to milk cow, within 50 miles son, fresh and giving 3% ae gal. milk now, cheap. Pay cash Rape, Sunflower and Bunch aa ma beans, 2 lbs. 30c; 9 Ibs. postage. Lovett Harre Pearson. Want 10 or 12. head dry cattl to pasture at 50c per head, pe month. Good Berma and Swamp grass. 5% miles S. W. Powde Springs. W. R. Hopkins, age Springs, R 1. Want to buy at once ran cattle, 5 to 25 head. Cows with alves not. over 6. mos. old. Will pay cash. Mrs. R.-L. Sundy Waycross, R 5. Want 1 Ox, well broke, cheap for cash. Quote price del. Am- ericus. Thos. L. Bell, Americu: Young Jersey bull, Excellen breeding, ready for service, change for 1 of as good bree ing; also exc. good. milch o for good pulg mule, ear -corn } feed oats. Mrs. E. Spence, Dun: woody, Roswell Road. Want several good miich cows, cheap for cash. Write what you, have and where cows can be seen.. Robert. Fort, Griffin, Rt. S Zetella Road. Want 50 beef type cal Herefords preferred. Cheap cash. Call at pasture for them S. Bdttson, Barnesville, Exc. R. C. S. L. Wyandottes: cocks and some hens, at 75c e for reg. Jersey heifer calf. Docia Harris, Lula. ack HOGS WANTED _ Want reg. (with registration papers) S.: P. C. sow to. farro in May. W. C. Stanton, Soc Circle. ze Want some pure bred Hamp shire or crossed bred big bon P. C., Duroc Jersey male shoats for porkers, wt. 75-100 Ibs., 3 = mos. old. Cholera treated immune. S. W. Johnson, s merville. Want 10 to 15 Hampshire | Prefer te weaned. Not ne wks. old pigs, with good mark ings. State price. S. | Douglasville; R. 6. : : EAU OF MARKETS : Department Of Agriculture Exeutive Offices: te Capitol, Atlanta, Ga. G. C. ADAMS, ~ Commissioner '. F. GREER, Director ureau of Markets RSDAY, MAY 24, 1934. = appears on the first Thurs- ered as second class mat- er February 15, 1922, at the ost Office at Atlanta, Geor- under the act of June 8, Accepted for mailing at J rate of postage pro- ided for in Section 1103, Act October 8, 1917. otices of farm produce and purtenances admissible un- postage regulations, in- rted one time on each re- est and repeated only when est is accompanied by copy of notice. econd-hand farm machinery, ers and seed, incubator ornamental nursery stock ces are published in thly Supplement which of each month. Farm land for sale editions published at intervals dur- the year Advance no- es of these editions appear m time to time advising dy rtisers when to mail us hese types of notices. d space will not permit rtions of notices contain- ing more than 30 words, in- luding name and address. Ve reserve the right to cut. wh notices of more than words, providing that. this ction does not destroy the ning of the notice. When ces cannot be cut down 7 will be returned to the er for correction. ited space will not permit Sertions of unimportant no- ~ Under legislative , act arket Bulletin does not any responsibility for notice appearing in the etin or transaction result- || cow, | therefrom, dle and a of May. selected for rbon_ Reds, , Production and quick ma- ; Eggs, $3 per 12; $5.75 per | C; Poults, $4.50 per 12; _ Postpaid. Mrs. raselton, R i. ummer sale of breeders at price; hens only, ronze turkeys. Eggs, $2 doz. 85 per cent fertility guar. . Lee, Red Oak. - ve Stock Wanted W. N. Giant: Exc. 6 yr. ( mule. lL. Clark, Elberton, R 5. SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED | Want 1 milk goat, fresh in, 3 ats. or more per day;: Toggen- burg or Nubian, cheap for cash Preferably within 25 - 30 miles Rising Fawn.. State price and lo- cality. P. A. McKaig, Rising Fawn. Want pure bred or Grade milk goat, fresh or to freshen soon. at right price for cash. John C. Lusk, Atlanta, 515 Candler Bldg. phone, Wa... 4222. Positions Wanted - Woman, . 36 yrs. of age wants homeon farm for self and 3 children. farm work, for home and small salary. Mrs. Eunice Sweatman, Alpharetta, R 1, Clo J. A. Ang- lin. Refined, ediibatea widow, heai- thy, unincumbered, exp. in truck and poultry farming, gardening and flowers a specialty. Want home with refined, nice people. Mrs. L. W. Turner, Atlanta, 367 Atlanta Ave., S. E. Want position to run a Grist Mill. One run by water power preferred. Write full- particulars in your reply. Asbury Williams, Commerce, = 5, Clo W. L. Gor- don. 33 yr. old man with wife and 3 children, wants job on farm. Can drive truck. Or anything can make a living. Raised on farm. No bad habits. S. A. Bea- ver, Screven. Want job on ieee for wages. Self and wife. Drive truck or car. Exp. in farming. Small house. W. C. Patton, Atlanta, Rt. 1, Box 306. Want at once a 1 horse crop or. wage work by day for the balance of the year for self and 1 or 2 grown boys. W. V. Gibson, Barnesville. _ Exp. Poultryman, married, wants job on Poultry farm, close in or around Atlanta. P. E. Par-. ker, Conyers, R 1. Want good home with good people on farm. Can drive car; like to plow and feed the pigs and chickens, etc. 18 yrs. old. Come or write me. Oswell Cope- land, Augusta, 1832 Ellis St. Middleaged man and wife want job on farm, or in Dairy or Poultry Yard. Honest and willing workers. G. C. . Collins, _| Jasper. Want work on farm where there is wealth and character. Work with flowers, chickens and cow. Miss Mattie Brande, Deca- tur, Clo Gen. Del. Want job on dairy or farm. Exp. Ref. if required. Shares or wages. Self and 3 children. J. A. Fuss, Atlanta, 8 North Ave., N. W. Young man wants farm job. Especially interested in Truck farm, or Dairy where duties are other than milking. M. N. Har- din, Adairsville, R 3. . Want about 40 ares to farm as if my own land without in- terference. Landlord to furnish stock, tools, everything except labor. 30 yrs. exp. farming. Self only. Share basis. T. J. Dodd, Atlanta, -2Tg7 Glenwood Ave. Toggenburg buck, half mn, for full blooded pig: lit- bone Guinea preferred, or 5 potato plants, or Jersey heif- 8 mos. old. Write me. R. Q. : n, _Gillsville. RSES AND MULES ; to rent mule until Fall. W. A. Wright, Whites- Farm Help Wanted Want refined woman, 25 - 35 yrs. of age for light farm work. Milk cow. $4 month and board. 2 in family. Mrs. Ruth Braddy, Blun. Want nice, amthcumbercd. middleaged woman to help with poultry, flowers, garden, etc. Good home to right party. Mrs. M. A. Paris, Dallas, R 1. ~ fresh. in June, for plug Do any kind of light $1 a day, house and wood. Come see me. R. E. Guffin, Ma- rietta, R 4. Want good plow hand, 20 - 40 yrs. old, live as one of family and $8 mo., board and room. Must be healthy. Will do good part by right man. H. Q. Cox, Acworth, R 2. Want unincumbered woman not over 45 yrs. of age for light farm work. Good home. W. A. Abercrombie, Culloden. Want family large enough to work on farm for wages. Good house to live in; close to school and church. Also want 2 wage hands to stay in home, and work. J. M. Sapp, Dublin, R 6. Want honest, truthful, white unincumbered man, around 50 yrs. of age, single, live as one of family and shiwre crop. Must have good ref. B. L. Thomason, Blairsville, R 4. Want respectable, healthy, white girl -or woman to live in farm home and help with light farm work; must know how to milk. Reasonable salary. Miss Josie Fussell, Rhine, R 1. Want good woman or girl to help with garden and other light farm work for home and clothes, board and some money. Write at once. A. J. Miller Jr., Alma, R 2. Want nice, industrious woman of good character, 25-40 yrs. of age, to assist with milking, gar- den, etc. Board.and small salary. At once. Mrs. J. M. Myers, Con- yers, Resa > Want 2 good wage hands. Will pay fair wages and board. J. H. Trice, Barnesville, R 1. Want white woman for gen. light farm work, milking, etc. 3 in family, all old, 58 to 85 yrs. of age. Rev. J. B. Bradford, Tif- ton. Want middleaged white wo- man of good character, work with chickens, garden, and other light farm work. $6.00 mo. and board. Mrs. C. J. Broom, Cor- nelia. Want healthy, clean woman for light farm work; poultry, etc. 30 to 50 yrs. of age. Good home. for right party. J. R. Westberry, Glennville, R 3. Want reliable couple, white or colored, as caretakers for small place, with garden, poultry yard, flowers. Board, room, some sal- ary, or place on shares. Good and permanent home for right, couple. Miss Stone Mtn, phone, 82-J. Want healthy white woman to assist with light farm work, milk cows, tend to garden and poul- try, etc. $5 per month and board. Ernest Mcintosh, Douglasville, R o: Want boy, 18 to 20 yrs. of age, te knows how to farm, plow, ete good habits. Stay as one of fam- ily, board, clothes, laundry, small salary. Orphan preferred. Mrs. A. J. Hayes, Wiley. Plants For Sale Correction: Imp. Purple Skin P. R. plants, Gov. insp. $1.75 M; Bunch P. R. and Spanish: Boons, $2 M. Now ready. Money order. F Hemphill, Flowery Branch, Chas. W. cabbage plants, $1 M. 65c, 500. No orders less than 500. Postage prepaid. H. G. Howard, Flowery Branch, R 1. P. R. plants, Gov. insp.. $1.15 M. 5 M. up, $1 M. W. od. Boyett, Bristol. Red Skin P. R. planes $1.40 M. del. in Ga. Can ship 30 to 40 M. ea. week. Exc. for peas or O-too- tan beans. .Joe Baker, Norman Park, R 1. Jane Maddox, P. O. ~Box 297, Must be healthy, honest, = y tnot del. Quick shipment. Large, wil -re ist Marglobe and New Stone tomato, Yellow |and Crystal Wax Bermuda on- ion, Wakefield cabbage plants. All, 500, 50c; 5c M.. Prepaid. Mrs. Geo. Gaffney, Fitzgerald. | Prize Taker onions, 75c M; Gov. insp. Salmon pink P. R., |. $1.25...M..500, T5c; Marglobe, Baltimore or Match- less tomato, $1 M. All prepaid in Ga. R. W. Dowdy, Fitzgerald, Re 2: Rhubarb plants, 50c doz. 3 doz. $1; Spearmint, Peppermint, Cat- nip, 30c doz. 4 doz. $1;. Yellow Root plants, 60c doz. 3 doz. $1. Money order. Mrs. Thornton McCurley, Hartwell. Ruby King and Ruby Giant pepper plants, -200, 35c; 500, 75c; Marglobe and Gr. Baltimore to- mato, 200, 30c; 500, 65c; Wake- field and Flat Dutch cabbage, 65 M. Stamps accepted for small orders. W. L. McClellan, Bridgeboro. P. R. plants, Red or Yellow, 75c M. Full count and prompt shipment guar. W. C. Lightsey, Bristol. Guar. well rooted, Stone, Mar- globe, Baltimore tomatoes; All Season, Early Jersey, Wakefield cabbage plants. Varieties. label- ed, roots protected. 300, 50c; 700, $1; $1.25 M. Del. Mrs. C. F. Mad- dox, Flowery Branch. Pink Skin P. R. plants, $1.50 M. postpaid. J. E. Martin, Flow- ery Branch, R 3. Gov. insp. and treated, P. R. plants, now ready, through June. Write for prices. B. F. Hancock, Riverdale. Red Skin P. R. plants, 80c M. Full count. Money order. Lott, Broxton, R 2. Cabbage plants, 5 M.. up; 50c M; Stone and Marglobe tomato, $1 M. Victor Deen, Alma, Genuine, Imp. Red Skin P. R., $1 M.-. Del. in Ga.; Marglobe, New Stone, Gr. Baltimore to- mato, 90c M. Del. Exc. for hens, any large breed. Milton Arnold, | Surrency. Imp. Red Skin P.R. plants, $1 M. 5 M. up, 90c M. D. T. Her- rington, Graham. Pink Skin P. R., Gov. insp. ev- ery year and dipped. Good plants. Good count. $1.50 M. del. T. P. Musselwhite, Arabi, R 1. Marglobe tomato plants, 90c M. del. Moss packed; E. J., Chas. W. Copenhagen cabbage plants, 60c M. del. J. B. Taylor, Baxley, R 4, Box 102. P. R. potato plants, $1.15 Del. Cash with order. No chks. W. A. Thornton, Odum. Gov. insp. and treated P. R. Pink Skin, Jersey and West In- dia Yam potato plants. Can ship now. $1.25 M. by crate of 4 M. Exe. for few bu. O-too-tan Soy beans, or dried fruit. Ivy L. Wil- liams, Py iy Rs. Genuine, Gov. insp. Red P. R.., $1.15 M;. Yellow Yams, $1.15 M; Early Triumph, $1.25 M. Full count and good plants. W. J. Sweat, Nicholls. Gov. insp. P. R., plants now ready, $E15" Wey -5. Mee $1.50 Me: Ruby King pepper, 500, 5c; $1.25 M. Postpaid: Verna Strick- land, Flowery Branch, R 1. ~Red P. R., and Pink Skin or Yellow Yams, Early Triumph, $1.20 M; 5 M. $1 M. FOB; $1.50 M. Del. Fred Turner, Alma. Marglobe, Stone tomato plants, 50c, 65;- $1. Me paid:- All yar: cabbage; White Bermuda onion, 500, 60c; 90c M. Postpaid. Mrs. J. B. Pope; Fitzgerald; R 4. New Stone, | Johnnie | , Marglobe fonts pl nt E ready, 75c M. FOB. Moss pa ed. D. D. Miles, Baxley. Marglobe tomato.plants, Cex seed. Wilt-resistant, 25 C; 50 Effie Dubberly, Baxley, R 2 New Stone and Gr. Baltimot tomato plants, 10e-@, or exc. fc baby chicks. J. A. Peterson, Co! fee. Imp. P. R. potato plants, G insp. $1.10 M. FOB. Cash wit order. J. O. Kesler, Baxley, R Box 59. : P. R. an Early Triumpic: pc tato plants, $1 M. Prompt shi ment. Advise when ordering shipment by Express or Mail M. Carter, Rockingham. # New Stone, Matchless an Earliana tomato, $1 M. del; p miento pepper and Egg-plan $1.25 M. del. Alif Dixon, Coffee E. J., cabbage plants, 75c de Marglobe tomato, 15c C. $1 Cash with order. J. S. Steedle Baxley, R 4, Box 126. bearing strawberry plants 25c | red and Black everbearing ras] berry, '75c doz; Gooseberry bust es, Same price; Yard Long p for seed, 25c Ib. Mrs. Mae Turn. er, Cleveland, R 4. ; Imp. P. R. potato plants, Go insp. $1.25 M. del; $1 M. FO. Prompt shipment. Mrs. G. | Peacock, Alma, R 3... ee P. R. plants, $1.25 M; Mar globe and Gr. B. tomato, 5 45c; 70c M; 5 M. $2.85. Stron: plants. Well mossed. Prom shipment. Prepaid to 3rd zon Lucille Norton, Baxley. : Imp. Purple Skin, Gov. P. R. plants, free from diseas Prompt shipment. $1 M,. FO Mrs. H. L. Kesler, Baxley. Gr. B. and Marglobe tomat 500, 40; 65c M; 5 M. $2.90; J., and C. W. cabbage, 50c M M. $2. Big, nice plants, w mossed; P. R. potato, $1:15 M. M. $5. Prompt shipment. J Morris, Baxley. ae Few Burbank tomato plan 10c doz; 40c C. plus postag Want to buy a pair of Buff Black Cochin bantams at $1 p Walter Bell, Americus, 131 dae son St: Cert: P:R. plants; $1 00. Strawberry plants, $1.25 M. EX for baby chicks. Quality an count gaur. G. A. Carter, Re ingham. Imp. P. R. plants, Pink Ot. Skin, from vine cuttings, 75 Del. in 4 M. lots or more in Frank Harris, Baxley. Gr. Baltimore and Marelol tomato, 500, 40c; 65c M. 5 MY 90; P. Re potato; $1.10. Me oe $5; E. J., C. W. cabbage, 50c 5 M. $2. Mossed, healthy plant Henry D. Hardwick, Baxley. Imp. Red Skin -P. -R.- plant Gov. insp. Del. at $1 M. Sa guar. Ship same day receive der. G. R. Gardner, Pavo. Gov. insp. P. R. plants, $ M. Del. in Ga. Now ready. Goo count. Good plants. Guar. chks. Lonnie IL. Lightsey, Si FENCY. 2: Cert. P. R. potato, Marglol and Break ODay tomato, 75c Royal King Sweet peppers, Blac Beauty Egg-plants, $1.25 M. C. Add postage. Mrs. J. B. Pav Leesburg. Genuine, Gov. insp. P plants: Early Triumph, $1.25. Red P. R., $1.15 M; Yellow Y $1.15 M. Full count and g T. H. Sweat, Nicholls plants. = Collard plants, $1.10 M. post gt Pure? Re nts, grown fro! paid. Edgar J. Long, Leesburg. vine cutageState insp New Stone tomato, Chas. W. cabbage, 80c M. del; 5 and 10 M. lots, 65c M. Collect. shipment. Ovie Crowe, Gaines- ville, R 1. : Prompt | treated, $50 M. Over 5 M. M. G. W. Hasty, Dawson, R P. R. plants, Gov. insp. treated, $1.50 M: Del. C. : land, Gainesville, R 1.25 M. Del. in Ga. | Willie Bul- ley, R 4, Box 94. Red or Pink Skin P. R. plants, Insp. Treated; Hastings Early Prolific, e, Red Rock, 80c M. Del. eady. Leland Lightsey, O- meee insp. P. R. potato plants le. W. C. Dailey, Flippen. w skin P. R. plants,.Gov. id treated, now ready, 90c B. No chks. W. B. McCol- Screven, R 2. . P. R. and Early Triumph plants, $1 M. 5 M. $4. ot and quality guar. J. C. RS oni 1500 plants for bu. peas. pay chgs. John Hirndon, Cy. Now ready. Ship same day received. Charlie oe . Ezra L. Christian, sville, R 4, Box 47. , and Cert. Red and Pink PR. $1.25 M; Stone and ore tomato, Dutch and jeld cabbage and collard _80c M. Hot pepper and 40c C. Del. E. B. Wether- Gainesville, R 1. plants, Gov. insp. and $1.50 M. del. Clarence , Gainesville, R 2. ip. Red and Yellow Skin P. 1.25 M. del; Marglobe and altimore tomato, $1 M. del. Pittman, Baxley, R 4, Box R. plants, Gov. insp. and dd, $1.25 M. Del. Guar. full R. S. Rentz, Baxley, R 2. 0 plants: Gr. Baltimore, obe, New Stone, 75c M. 5 ots, 60c M. J. W. Overstreet, ato, 500, 40c; 60c M; 5 M. Cabbage, 500, 30c; 50c M; potato, $1 M; 5 M. $5. Well . Roots mossed. Prompt . Upchurch. Baxley. strong, Imp. Red Skin P. Shipment. Sat. guar. D. plants, well rooted, .$5 yy Lewis, Hartwell, R 3. Red Skin P. R. plants, nsp. 5 M. $4.50; $1 M. in lots. FOB. No chks. B. nbrel, Baxley, R 3. bearing strawberry, 30c C. fe eace, 6, 25C:: Rhubarb, artichokes, 35ec C; pep- nt, 15c doz. Del. Exc. for acks at 7c ea. Leo Black- Cleveland. and Pink Skin potato $1.50 M. 5 M. up, $1.25 bbage, $1 M. All del. C. V. yhorn, Flowery Branch. stal Wax Bermuda onion ready now, 500, 50c; 75c id postage. Mrs. David Tod, ale potato plants, Gov. insp. | del. Linton Herndon, O- 2: : Triumph and P. R. po- ants, Gov. insp. Now rea- 25 M. del; $1 M. FOB. Exc. vy breed baby chicks, or as. Cash with order. P. arper, Alma. . R., Gov. insp. and iM. 5 M. lots, 90c M. pper, $1.50 M; Tomato, Cabbage, 50c. M by Ex- Plants all grown from Seed. E. O. Butler, Baxley, = Cc. W. omato, Ga. collard plants, ; 80c M. Del. 5 M. up, 50e i ee ie A. SORE Oak- All strong, husky plants. |guar. Properly packed. Mrs. Eve- mato, Bermuda Crystal Wax on- ions, 10c C; 85 M; Iceberg Let- tuce; Sweet, Hot pepper, 15c C. $1.25 M; Egg-plants, 25c C. Add | postage. Mrs. H. L. Brittingham, Guyton. Stone and Baltimore tomato, Ruby King and Hot pepper and Egg-plants, 500, 75c; $1.25 M. All postpaid. Odis Conner, Pitts. Few Red Gold Sugar Saver Strawberry plants. Cost me $75 M; now Selling, 25e doz; Guinea beans, fruits 5 ft. long, wt. 20 lbs. delicious to eat, 20 seed for 12c. J. R. Bramlett, Ellijay, R 4. Yellow skin P. R. plants, $1.30 M. del. Gov. insp. and treated. Good plants and good count. Money. orders only. D. Story, Norman Park, R 1. P. R. potato plants, $1 M. del. Good count, prompt shipment. J. W. Herndon, Surrency. Gov. insp. and treated, genu- ine P. R. and Red Skin Imp. P. R. plants, both from vine grown seed, $1.25 M; 10 M. up, $1 M. Not prepaid. Ready. Cash or Money order. Don C. Nail, Bax- ley, R. 3. Red skin P. R., Gov. insp. $1 M. FOB; 5 M. up, 80c M. Good, strong plants. P. O. Money Or- ders. No chks. Shipped by Ex- press. L. D. Kimbrel, Baxley, R oS Red Skin P. R. slips, $1.50 M; Pink Skin, same price; Tomato, | and Pepper plants, 75c, 500; $1.- 25 M. del. G. E. Waldrip, Gai- nesville, R 2. Marglobe, Gr. Baltimore to- mato plants, 500, 65c; $1 M; E. J.. C. W. cabbage, Heading col- lard, $1 M. Ruby Kine pepper, $1.50 M. ee Jo Oe, Baxley. ; : Gov. insp. oe and Yellow Skin P. R. plants, $1.00 M. not prepaid. Exc. for white guano, or white feed sacks. Marzlobe tomato and Hot Pepper plants, same price. S. R. Harden, Bax- ley. Hastings Royal King wees and Hot pepper plants, $1.50 M; 80c C. Del. Ready. Moss packed. H. Lightsey, Odum. Imp. Red Skin -P. -R.; $1 M. Del; Cert. Marglobe, Baltimore, New Stone tomato, 75c M. Del. Sat. lyn Lewis, Baxley. Imp. Red Skin P. R.- plants, Gov. treated and insp $1.25 M. Del; Marglobe, Gr. B., New Stone tomato, $1 M. Del. in Ga. Cash with order. O. L. Mobley, Baxley, R 4, Box 45. Poa potato plants, Red and Pink. Skin, $1.25 M. del. Sat. guar. Warren Miles, Baxley, Rt. Pure Red Skin P. R. plants, in- spected, $1 per M. FOB; $1.25 M. Delivered. S. L. Norris, Quitman, PG Tomato and Cabbage plants, all lead. var., open field grown. Moss packed. Full count. 200, 25c; 500, 45c; 75c M. Del. S. C. Rowe, Fitzgerald, R 2. Plants Wanted Se oe Want 50 M. pure P. R. potato plants, Gov. insp. State best price. D. Burnham, Rhine. - Want to buy 3 or 4 M. Pink Skin P. R. potato plants, Quote lowest price, del. Mrs. H. G. Redmond, Damascus, R 1, Box 108. Want Bliss Triumph potato plants. A. L. Kimsey, Mt. Airy. Want at once M. Yellow Skin P. R. or Nancy Hall potato plants. Quote best price, Del. by |pareel post. B. F. Fagan, Mar- tin. cabbage, } Want best prices on 10 M. Red or Yellow Skin P. R. potato plants, Gov. insp. and treated, at earlist possible date. Mrs. Cyn- thia Bryant, Canon, R a M. Ea. pay postage Eller, Ellijay, R 4. Want 300 tomato plants. will exc. Hastings Everbearing but- ter-beans at 15c lb. Broom corn seed, at market price. L. H. Cou- sins, Greenville. Exc. White pigeons for pota- to plants. B. C. Malcom, Good Hope. > Want from 1 to 10 M. potato plants. Exc. Irish potatoes: 1 bu. for 1 M. Geo. M. Gable, Can- on. Exc. 8 lbs. dried apples, clear of worms for 1200 Gov. insp. Red Skin P. R. potato plants. R. L. Shadrix, Carrollton, R 7. Want P. R. potato plants. Will exc. 3 hens and rooster for 4 M. or pure Buff Orp. for 5 M. Ea. pay postage. Mrs. L. E. Wiggins, Doyle. Seed F or Sale Citron seed, the long Grey va- riety, 35c Ib. The greatest hog and cow feed grown. J. D. Pip- -|kin, Shellman. Guar. good Calif. multiplying beer seed, good start, 10c or exc. start for 1 good, washed cotton seed sack, 100 lb. cap. Ea. pre- pay postage. Mrs. J. E. Kirk, Rockmart. Genuine Banana melon and 3 this., 10c. Stamps accepted. Exch. Mrs. W. R. Thompson, Lawrenceville, R 1. f 5 bu. Honey Drip syrup cane seed, $1.50 bu. Wyley C. Pey- ton, Bremen. Good start Beer seed, also some small pickling tomato seed included, 12c. Rosa Gowder, Ma- rietita, R 4. Calif. multiplying beer seed, 10c start, P. P. a few Ibs. tender cornfield bean seed, 20c lb. Not postpaid; 1 good milch cow, fresh in. See or write. Mrs. Sal- lie Floyd, Rockmart, R 2. Honey Dew melon, cantaloup, old fashioned muskmelon, not mixed, 25c cupful Cushaw and pumpkin seed, either kind, 50 seed for 13c; Mammoth sunflow- er, 25c per 2 cups-full. All del. No stamps. Mrs. H. H. Sullivan, Bremen, Red: Good multiplying Calif. beer |_ seed, 10c good start, Del. Exch. 1 Start for 2 - 48 lb. cap. flour sacks, or for 1 white guano sack free of holes. Ea. pay postage. 2 Few lbs. left of 75 to 150 Ib. melons, 75c lb. or exc. for any- thing can use. Good quality and reasonable. Also cantaloup and Honey Dew melon seed. D. S. Phillips, Nunez, R 1. Seed Wanted Want 2 bu. good, sound Chuf- as, free from worms and nut erass. At once. State price. Wm. F. Lampp, Scott. . Exe. 2 bu. O-too-tan beans for 6 bu. Clay peas or for 10 bu. Orange cane seed; 2 White Pek- Bantam hens. A. H. Jackson, Griffin, R A. Miscellaneous For Sale 1 second-hand 1 horse spring wagon, $15 cash. Apply. P. W. Wills, Atlanta, 569 Middle St.. May Apple, Rattle root, Yel- low root and burdock for sale. W. C. Waldrip, Gainesville, R 8. Pasture almonds (spread and make an excellent pasture) 15c Canton, R 3. - Goose feathers, 40c Ib. from 5 to 50 lbs. Cash or money order with order. W. H. Patrick, Lo- cust Grove. oye BES round cantaloup and Citron seed |- Mrs. Corine Floyd, Rockmart, R | : : beans, $1 bu. FOB. Olin Trus- in drakes for sale or trade forg CG. FOB. Miss Pauline Childers, athers, 50c 5 Trequest. Mrs. Mary Collins, Cor- dele, R. 4. Good, hard shod charcoal, 10c bu. for cash. Buyer to brin? truck and sacks. 3% miles west of Woodstock on Cherokee Mill Rd. J. F. Dean, Woodstock, R 3. Used goose feathers, good as new, 40c lb. Mrs. J. F. McCar- they, Mesena. Black walnut Meats, fresh and clean, 30c lb. postpaid. M. M Collins, Clayton, R 1 About 8 lbs. May apple roots, 75 lb. Ira Jordan, Lavonia, R 2. 11 Ibs. dried apples, free of worms. $1, or 10c lb. FOB; gar- lic, 15 doz. FOB; Exc. Cream Sugar Crowder pas for Bunch Velvet beans: lb. for lb. Mrs. B. F. Morrison, Gainesville, R 8. 1 to 200 lbs. Bears Foot, 25c Ib. Mrs. Mae Rich, Jacksonville, Re: Deer Tongue, 50 tbs: dried, at | bottom prices. Make offer for whole or any part. Archie Rich- ardson, Atlanta, 112 East Lake Drive, S. E. Poke root, 25c Ib. plus postage 55 IDS.< $1. Hudson Floyd, La- vonia, Re 1. se Sassafras, Yellow Dock, Rat- tlesnake root, walnut, wild cher- and other bark; 5 Ibs. 25c. until Sept. Ist. Add _ postage. Miss Myrtle Adams, Marietta, R Three. Walnut Kernels, 30c Ib. Sound and dry. John Crome, Philomath Miscellaneous Wanted - Good value to exc. for a good 1 horse wagon. B. F. Griffin, Riverdale, Want 100 lb. cap. white feed Sacks, free of holes. Will exch. white velvet okra seed, 10c cup- fu] and Blue Damson plum sprouts at 10c ea. Mrs. Gussie Conner, Buchanan, R 1. Want 1 horse wagon, in good cond., cheap for cash. Write. B. H. Adams, Woodland. Want second-hand 1 horse wagon, in good cond., cheap. S. E. Young, Midland. Want a 30 gal. revolving Bar- rel churn, in good cond. Quote best price. G..C. Kelley, Pomona. Georgia Products For Sale BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE No. 1 Winter-day Velvet sell, Sandersville. 100 bu. No. 1 Brabs, $2.30 bu. FOB. John T. Lovett, Sanders- ville. 23 bu. Irons and Brabhams, good germination, $2 bu. FOB; 1% bu. brown-eyed Crowders, damaged some, but good germ- ination, same _ price. Lelius, Helms, Buena Vista. 2% bu. O-too-tan beans, sound and clean, $5 bu. FOB. John S. Murphy, Luthersville. Rel. 50 lbs. old fashioned, all col. tender cornfield bean seed, 15c Ib. for entire lot, or 20c Ib. sin- gle Ib. All FOB. No stamps. Mrs. town. R 1. Cream col. Sugar Crowders, hand shelled, 3 lbs. 25c. Add postage. Miss. Keedie Kirk, Rockmart. R 2. 50 bu. mixed peas, $1.60 bu. FOB. Money order. H. M. Woodall, Lumpkin. 35 bu. Running. Velvets, $1.10 bu. or entire lot, $1 bu. D. B. Moore, Pitts. 11 bu.. not mixed field peas, $2 bu. FOB. J. G. Comn, Lo- ganville. R 2. 1 bu. No. 1 O-too-tan beans, $6.75 or exch. for 3 bu. Brab- |hams. I. F. Rowe, Greenville. peas, Noble Holland, Cedar-. g and ee thrashed, burlap sack, Irons. and 4 $1.65 bu. FOB. Sample on r. quest. Wm. M. Kitchen, chell. R 2. 30 to 35 bu. O-too-tan be S, Improved (twice as large no as when first planted 6 or 7 yrs. ago), $7.50 bu. W. LL. _ Stonewall. 6 bu. sound, unmixe New Era peas, $2 bu. FOB. Susie Davis, Mitchell. R 2. Conch, black-eyed Lady and LeConch peas, 3 lbs. 50c, post- paid. Earl S. Redwine, Madre Genuine O-too-tan So3 grown on my own farm, $1.50 pk; $2.90 per % bu; $5.60 bu; 2 bu. lots, $5.50 bu. No parce post orders. Cash. J. H. ae. er; Tennille. oe 10 bu. Brabham peas, mixed, $2.25 bu. FOB. S. Duncan, Cornelia. . : : Clay peas, $2 bu. Speckled Be 75 bu; damaged peas, at ME Baily, H Harlem, R 1. 13: bu. pure Speckled pea $3 bu. FOB. In 2% bu. bags; sev. lbs. Ky. Wonder bean seed, weevil-treated, 15c Ib. pyus postage. No orders less 3 lb Mrs. C. D. Byrom, Senoia. R 2, BOx-111: 90-day Velvets, Running, $1. 00 bu. FOB; 2% bu. sacks. Lewis, Warthen. 10 bu. Brabhams, not mixed $2.25 at barn if taken soon.. Gathered without rain. G. W. Collum, Bronwood. R 2. Box 109. : - Running Unigene $2.50 bu. FOB. Money order preferred. Robert E. Do sey, Cleveland. R 1. Good, tender cornfield bena and Texas cornfield bean, white and streaked, Black Wax Half Runners, 20c cupful, or 2 cups for 35c. Add postage. Exch. for white sugar or feed sacks, good cond. Mrs. L. R. Ashworth, Loganville. R 4. 25 lbs. O-too-tan beans, $3. E. L. Crum, Juliette. ; O-too-tan and Biloxi beans, several var., field peas, and 400 lbs. paper shell pecans for sale. R. S. Parham, Greenville. CORN AND SEED CORN FOR SALE ~ Bred up Mexican June corn. If interested, write for sample and price. Kudzu Crowns, $5 M. S. B. Kinard, Jackson, del. anywhere in Ga. De bu. lots. 95c. bu. del. E. M. Smith, Lyons, Box 143. ~ 50 bu. corn for sale: % Jersey cow, soon freshen. M Thadamora Jones, Swainsboro. R 3. Box 60. Scotts re- sare big-ear- ed Marlboro, 75c peck; $1 pei %% bu.; $1.90 bu; Wannamaker Cleveland cotton seed, T5 bt peas, sound, clean, $2 bu; FOB Z. L. Scott. Concord. 75 bu. corn in ear, 75c bu; 300 gal. syrup, 45c gal. at m: place, 4 mi. from Hazlehur: E. G. Ussery, Hazlehurst. R 2. Blue Mexican June corn, 75 peck, del. to 3rd zone. R. Wood, Dacula. R 1. Heavy, white ear corn, 75 bu. at barn; Marglobe, Stone, and Baltimore tomato plants $1 M; 500, 60c; 20c C. del. W. W. Hendricks, Dover. 100 bu. slipped shuck corn, 75e bu. at my barn. MEE: : S. Surrency, Screven. , Slipped shuck corn for sal can del. in 10 bu. lots. R. LL Walsh. Garfield. = Corn in shuck, sound, bu. Sol Oden, Blackshea - 125 bu. ear corn, 75cc Re Kelly, Ese ais 2 133. s -_. and shoulders, 100 bu. good slipped shuck | corn, 75 bu. Jos. Dowd, Cobb- ow: R 2. Box 56. _. 50 bu. good corn, $1 bu. at parti. near -Draketown. E.. W. -Walton, Temple. RFD 2. Whatleys Prolific seed corn, Pure and. selected. and very ~ fine. $2 bu. FOB. R. M. Turner, ~ Royston. eaepQ: DU, slipped shuck corn, "5c bu. at my barn. Hot. per- : oper plants, cheap. I. L. War- ~nock, Alma. Few bu. Mexican June corn, = doe pk. $2 Du. Del. Exch. for - cornfield beans and pop corn: 2 Ibs. of corn for 1 of either. R. D. Crow, Nicholson. . Mexican June, field selected, oF Red Cob, both ends nubbed, Blue and White, 75 pk; $1.25 per % bu; $2 bu. FOB. W. H. - Bolton, Griffin. 100 bu. corn in good cend. 15 -bu. Wilborn Johnson, Mat _thews, R 2. 100 bu. corn in ear, 65c per bu. at my barn. A. J. Weaver, Montrose. 200 bu. good ear corn, 80c bu. at my barn. Cash. No exch. Rufus Merriman, Lyons. Rl. be, : -* 4. 1 M.. bu. white slipped shuck - . corn weevil-treated, for. sale. . Make. best offer. Fred. Ander- .~ son, Jesup. _ About 200 bu. good. slipped + Shuck corn, 85c bu. at my farm . 9 miles Sylvester, and 9 miles 3 lees L. S. Marlin, Sylvester. wk 1 . 200. bu, corn in ear, extra _ good, treated for weevils, 80 dbs. to the bu..80c bu.. Wm. Jchnson, Hazlehurst. R 1. Corn in, shuck, 90c bu. FOB _ barn at Ellaville. A. A. Ar- -. ington, Ellaville. 40 bu. good slipped shuck ~ corn: for. sale at my . home. a Miss Mary Moore, Sycamore. 250 or 300 bu. slipped shuck - corn for sale. B. F, Lanier, Gar-. _ field. COTTON SEED FOR SALE ; Wannamaker: Big Boll cot- . ton..seed, clean, pure, culled, ' 40 percent lint. Only about 30 bu. left. 60c bu. FOB. W. W. McPherson, Villa Rica. . Half and Half cotton seed, Ist yr. from Summerour. Rolls ~ cleaned. 75c bu. H. N. Eslinger, Ringgold. __. Stoneville No. 2-cotton seed, -. $40 per ton. A. J. Nitzschke, - County Agt., Barnesville. Long staple, pure Stoneville No. 2 cotton seed, Ist yr. Bet- i Pie a sacked. Money order with or- ne > der. 80c bu. L. A. McGarity, | McDonough. R 4. . FRESH AND CURED MEATS FOR SALE Old fashioned country cured ~ Brooks county hams, 18 lb. - Shipped COD. L. E. Harrison, doueman: R56. * = Nice, ~Oak .and:: Hickory smoked hams; med. and large size, free of bugs, 14c lb. by the 100 Ib., 16c Ib. single ham. irs. C.: 8: "Ahi. Ousley. Home cured smoked - hams 10 to. 14 Ib. _ hams, 18c Jb; -shoulders, 12c - *-IbeMrs. J. Li- Paulk, Ocilla; _ FRUITS FOR SALE . Choice . Mtn. Blueberries, $2.75 bu. .ibasket. Carry. well - any distance. Early June ship- ments. TsL: McNelly, Turner- -- Ville. ; 15 Ibs. old. fashioned Yellow sundried peaches,. bright and : free. from worms; .15 lb. white, black-eyed. peas, %. gal. 25. _Add postage to all. Mrs: R. L. c= Kennet Lawrenceville. RFD Nice: dried. apples, SLO: /-M.Cochran, Brotaction. Del. in white bags. W -enport, Dial. packed and labled ter than 40 percent lint. Ready Ibs, : - Nice sundhied apples, 100 Ib | sobs Day- Bright, sundried peaches, worm-free, 1934 crop, 20c Ib. del. unpealed, 15c lb. del. Mrs. C. W. Casey, Canon. R 2. About 30 Ibs. nice, dried ap- ples, worm-free, 10c Ib. also some pure apple vinegar for sale at reasonable price. R. W. Bulloch, Rockmart. R 4. . HONEY BEES AND. BEE - SUPPLIES FOR SALE 25 Ibs. nice beeswax, 20c Ib. Add postage. Chas. Sosebee, Cleveland. R 1. ~ 1934 crop honey, 10c lb. in |50 and 60 Ib: cans; 5 and 10 lb. buckets, 12c lb; 1 Ib. jars, $2.40 doz. Exch. for . chicks, lady finger peas, turk- eys, etc. C. D. Potts, Macon. R 3. 1934. bright honey, 9c. lb. FOB, in 50 and 60 Ib. tins; Gallberry honey, 10c lb. S. L. Daughtry, Ogeechee. 1934 honey in 10 lb. buckets, $1.25; Ext. or Comb: Postpaid. Cash with order. R. W. Brown-- ing, Dublin. R 3. 7% lbs. good, nice beeswax, $1.10 plus postage.. Mrs. V. A. Wheless, Athens, R 3. -Real faney camb honey, in 5 Ib. pails, 12 per cs. $6; Extracted, same grade, $5.50; 16 oz. glass pars, 12 per case, $1. 75. Prompt del. J. 'T. Mullis, Alma. Chunk comb honey in 65 Ib. tin, $6.50; No. 10 can, $1.20; 24 one lb. sections, $3.50. All del. Exch. 1 No: 10 bucket hon- ey for 6 lb. brick yellow butter. L..H. Edenfield; Stillmore. R 1. Box 34. New White Tupelo honey; 10 Ib. pails, $2.50 pasted? 6 10 Ib. pails, $6; 12- 5 lbs. $6.25. FOB here. Jno. A. Crummey, Jesup. P.-O. Box. PECANS AND PEANUTS - FOR SALE Large papershell pecans, Schleys, 25c lb; Stewarts, 20c lb. Del. M. o Norman, Rich- land. Red Spanish peanuts, 8c lb. FOB. Glenn Hays, Rockmart. R 4. Imp. Valencia peanuts, $1.75 FOB; Truckers Favorite seed corn, $1.75. bu. FOB; Exch. for cornfield beans or other value in plants or Whatleys .or Marlboro Prolific corn. E. M. Landrum, Rome. R 6. Runner peanuts, 3c lb; Jum- bo. Spanish, 4c lb. All FOB. Samp Smith, Douglas. R 2. White Spanish seed peanuts 5c Ib; .100 Ibs. and over, 4c Ib, FOB. Cash with order. E. I. Carter, Richland. 50 lbs. Ga. Runners, eae shelled, 8c Ib. also 100 Ibs. Jumbo Red. Valencias, 7c . Ib. or 8c lb. small lots. FOB. C. C.. Bennett, Adel. Choice. pepershell Stewart pecans, 1933 crop. Sound Sweet, 20 lbs. $3 postpaid to 1 address. Mrs.:T. C. Floyd, Chipley. R 2. Box 74. Sound well. matured, cleaned Runner peanuts, 3c lb. FOB. Ernest Mikell, Statesbo- ro. RI. Papershell pecans for sale, |or exch. for dried apples. P. E. Johnson, Claxton. POTATOES FOR. SALE Lookout Mtn. seed Irish po- tatoes, $1.80 bu. Yonge Walker Toccoa. R 3: SYRUP FOR. SALE Pure Sorghum syrup -(fine for table use) in10 1b. pails, p0c. per pail or~ exch. -for--po- tato. plants, - Ths Ww. Bench: Palking Rock. R: 1. gal. cans, 50c gal. FOB. Saunders, Eastman. R 4. baby for Hay peas. ree also : 40 gal. Ga. Cane syrup none wad < Pure Ga. Cane syrup, 6 gal. cans to case, $2.75; 12 halves, $3: 24 qt., $3.25; also oak wood smoked hams, Collins, Whigham. Old fashioned. Ga. Cane, good bright and thick table syrup, in new 38 to 40 gal. cy- press bbls. $13 ea. J. J. Dixon, - Bainbridge. A-1 Sugar Cane syrup in new,, 36 to 38 gal bbls. $11.50; No. 1. $9.50ea; Cases of 6- 1 bal cans, $2.75; 12 halves, $3. FOB. J. T. Ponder, Whigham. 200 gal. No. 1. syrup, No. 10 cans, 45c gal. E. M. Crosby, Adel. R 2. 125 gal. No. Ga. syrup. in gal buckets, 60c gal. or exch. for anything can use on farm. W. L. Wilson, Resaca. TOBACCO FOR SALE Flue cured tobacco, 10c Ib. Exc. for dried fruit, free of worms, or For sale: Corn in ear, 75c bu. at barn. J. R. Thom- as, Surrency, R 2. VEGETABLES FOR SALE Real nice cabbage for sale by the truck loads. Come see. (Near Albany). G. C. Owenby, Leesburg. R 3. Box 65. Georgia Products Wanted BEANS AND PEAS WANTED Want % bu. any large var., Crowder peas, also prices on 3 bu. Hay peas; and on whole wheat flour and dried apples. Mrs. W. A. Tanner, Broxton. Exch. 1 gal. large peanuts for % gal. Purple Hull white peas. Mrs. Willie Johnson, Ar- muchee. R_ 1. Exch. 2500 potato plants for 1 bu. peas; exch. for several bu. Ea. pre-pay transportation chgs. J. M. Oglesby, Hahira. R Le : _ Exch. Cert. P. R. . potato plants for mixed peas; 2 M. for 1 bu. Can use 25 to 50 bu. Each pay transportation on what he gets. W. W. Williams, Quitman. Want to buy for cash or exc. equal value for, 100 lbs. O-too- tans. Would. consider any svar. Soy beans. J. H. Chambers, Mi- | lan. Want 1 pint of littlewhite lady peas. State price. Mrs. Seab Vaughan, Canon. R 2. Want .10 bu. field peas. E. Rich, .Brinson. Want % bu.. O-too-tan beans, % bu. bunch Velvets, and 1 pk. running Velvets, % bu. Clays; for sale: fine S. C. R. I. Red eggs, $1. per 15, El- mer 3B. Strickland, Whites- buxe, RI. Want 2 bu. Speckled Half Runner and 1 bu. White Half Runner bean seed to be del. me. in.October. Quote, one. let- ter only. K. N. Sharp, Com- merce. Want best price on 50 Ibs. Mung beans, Griffin. R 6. CORN AND SEED. CORN WANTED Exch. milch cow, about 2 gal. now and about 5 gal when fresh (in July), for corn and hay. Reasonable: price. E. B. Adams, Oglethorpe. R 2, | HONEY: BEES AND. BEE SUP- -PLIES. WANTED . Want. new. crop: Section honey, fancy . Extracted honey. Quote lowest price, . ~}267. Oxford. Place; Ni E. i 16c Ib. Malvin J..R. Hancock, table man.with good habits. naming. quantity. and source. from. which. }gathered.. Av J::Heard, Atlanta, | Want 50 Ibs. easy shelling seedling pecans, med. to large Send sample. D. F. Crosland, Midville. Want at once 4 to 5 bu. pea- nuts to. plant. Give best price postpaid. Horace Smith. Stephens. R 1. Box 39. Exch. Truckers Favorite seed corn for Spanish peanuts; also for sale: fresh butter, 25c lb. del. or exch. for white feed sacks. Bowdon. R 1. TOBACCO WANTED Want 5 or 19 Ibs. good, sun cured tobacco. Send sample and best price, shipped CCD. W. EL: Scott, Martin. Want strong, home-made to- bacco. . Send sample and. cash price. Ww. L. McClure, Roswell, aa al. Want some tobacco at 10 Ibs. for $1.00, postpaid. Send sam- ple. T. E. Baker, Alpharetta, R 2, Box 57. Positions Wanted Want job on farm, or anything can do. 21 yrs. old, white, honest, willing worker. Have mother to support. Home and small salary. H. S. Norris, Atlanta, 95 Fair St. S. E, Want job of Pecan. budding, lany size job. Work guar. Write. J. J. Davidson, Pineview, R 1. Young white woman wants work. Exp. with poultry, Incuba- tors, etc., also. can milk cows. Good character and honest. Lil- lian Lee, Atlanta, 35 Warren St. Want to run a Corn Mill on Shares. Exp. operator and can give A-1 references. W. P. Whit- field, Baldwin. Man and son want to do good, honest work for reliable party for $1 per day and board. Each exp. in dairy work. Write. R. L. Blackwell, Cleveland. White man, healthy, stout, raised on farm, also exp. in car- pentry, wants work. Sat. guar. or no pay. Jim J. Underwood, Atlanta, 369 Crew St. Want job on farm assisting with light farm work. Not able to do heavy work. Home, and|_ small salary. Mrs. Nora Dale, Atlanta, 345 Cooper St. 5. W. Want job and home.on farm. Life exp. in farming and stock Lraising. Born and raised on farm in No. Ga. 45 yrs. old, single. Make best offer in first letter. C. W. Nealey, Atlanta, 1381 Sylvan Road. Want work on farm or dairy. Can drive car, truck or tractor. Wet or dry hand milker;. can do repair work. Ref. if desired. Want to hear at once. J. L. Beck, Holly Springs. Farm Help Wanted Want good, reliable, Christian white woman, 35-40 yrs. old, to milk, attend to chickens other light farm work. No field work. Board and small salary. J.: T. Avret, Farmdale. Want. at once farm help. White or .colored, Orphan boy preferred. - Small. salary, .board and laundry..Or take good reli- O. P, Jones, Felton. Want middleaged woman to make home with an old woman on farm, and do light: farm work. - Not much work .to do. Good home for: right. party. Miss Avis S.: Key, Bowdon; R 1. Want at once, middleaged, wo- man to do light farm work. 3 in. family. Board and small. sal- ary. Hy: W..Teal; Stone Mtn.,. Box Mrs. B. T. Thornton, and | - Johnson, Jackson, R 1. Want middleaged woman live in country home as on family and assist wit N. Green, Ideal. Want. white woman to a with light farm work. Milk tend to..garden, poultry Small. salary. H. C. Bone R 3. Want. clean and. healthy f ily at once with 2 ploy and 2 or more hoe: han fer. someone who is w Felp, with. dairy work. M. Knudsen, Cochran, R 4. Want good farm hand knows. how to farm. and good worker. Will take. wife if all right. No drinking rough folks.. Must. be. reli Write at. once. J. H. Boles, Grange, R 5. Want good, settled man work on farm for wages and as one of family. J. F. Wel Rock Springs. Eggs For Sale CORRECTION: R. I. (chicken) eggs and. Austre Guinea eggs, 3c each. Mrs. C Dorsey, Clermont, R 1. ~ Aristocrat B. R. eggs, 2. tings $1; old fashioned melon (rough skin; . large. sweet) seed, 2 thls. 100. Add } tage to all. Mrs. Josie Jen. Dahlonega. Eggs from Hybrid ch Rompkins Reds and Eng. horns, 60 per 15; $2.25 C Case to be ret... Mrs. M. B Scroggs, Alto. Hatching eggs from stock of fine Thompson se 60c per 15 prepaid. All ca to be returned. Mrs. G.: C ton, Millen. : Giant strain R. C. Light 1 ma eggs, selected, 5c pe postpaid. Breeding Light ~ mas only for past 8 years. Brown, Statham, RFD Lie 195. , Few settings old fashi Blue Speckled Guinea egg per 17. Crate to be ret. Grady Ghapman, Butler, R- Light Brahma eggs for set 50c per 15. A. R. Buxton, Gir Hatching eggs from figl Games, $2 per 15. Fresh, Mr E.. Hunt, Alpharetta, R 2.. ~ Golden Pheasant. eggs, 25 or exc. the Golden Pheasan the Mallard duck eggs for ting of Toulouse goose eges R. Billups, Decatur. Hatching eggs from Pap S. C. Black Minorca, large 2 old hens mated with stock rect from Pape, $1 per 15, for 30. Postpaid.. Guy Wi Martin. Donaldson strain eges Dark Red flock of. splendi ers, $1 per 16; $1.75 for 32 Exe: for potato plants, tan Velvet beans. - By Brown, Stone Mtn, R11. Big Bone Bronze turkey $1.25 doz. Mrs. H. A. Ca Chipley, R 2. Live Stock For sam CATTLE FOR SAL Nice Jersey cow, fresh 2nd calf, will give 3 gal. sanitary Honey. Villa Rica. 2 part Jersey heifers young calves, . bargain; cow, young ealf, give 3 ga $40. Mrs. W. B. Hester, Bl 1 young cow with. first sale or trade. Price on tion. H. L. Hardman, a R2.