VOLUME 17. Aas, gk VG SERS PE PARTMENT Eee s PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF ue STATE CAPITOL ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1934. - Attention Perishable Produce Growers _ Since the advent of 3.2 beer into is State of Coe prac- tically all of the beer consumed here comes into the State from _ the northeastern section of the country by trucks. These trucks, after making their delivery at the point of. destination, in an effort to defray some of the dead expense incident to the return _trip, together with another class of professional itinerant truck- ers, make a practise of buying cull and second class perishable products at whatever price they can get them for, hauling the same back to the eastern markets to which the number one and | quality products of the growers of this section of the country will ultimately be shipped for sale and consumption, and dis- posing of the same ata small profit to the truckers. Of course, _ the growers at the time they make the sale to this type trucker _ ef these culls and second grade products, feel that anything they may obtain in the way of a price for this class of products _is a clear profit for it would otherwise be a, dead loss, but I am wondering that if when this type of produce is dumped on the market to which the first grade products will ultimately be shipped, if it doesnt so demoralize that market that a greater loss in the price ultimately obtained for the. first prode products e does not result. You see these truckers are able 6 buy this cull produce at practically no cost at-all and they dispose of it at a price so ~ much lower than the market price sought to - obtained by the for the low prices obtained for first grade perishable products. a NS agencies Pisainy of the first grade products oe the con- _ sumer does not feel that the difference in the quality of the | second grade products warrants the difference in the price, thus diminishing the demand for the first grade produce and _consequently beating the market price of the same downward. f I truly believe that this is surely one of the major reasons To bring the matter closer home let me point out that the to- mato season in Florida is about two weeks earlier than. the tomato season in Georgia. I know that in the last stages of the tomato season in Florida when practically all of the first grade tomatoes have been marketed, and when the best quality to- mato produced in Georgia is about to be marketed, that these fleets of trucks buy up the culls and second grade tomatoes re- maining on the Florida market, truck them into the Georgia > markets on their return trips and dump them here at a price utterly out of proportion to the market price obtaining for the quality Georgia produce, completely demoralizing the tomato _ market.in this state. I feel sure that this practise of selling culls | and second grade produce to these truckers is resulting in more loss to the producers than if this type of produce was not sold | at all to these truckers. Surely this type of trucking business is one. which sorely needs regulation and it is my purpose to present the matter to the next General Assembly in an effort to obtain some protective legislation along this line. Ea A Wi Aegon , a tae e: ADAMS, Commissioner of Agriculture, ce : | ~ Poultry For Sale _ Poultry F or Sale AUSTRALORPS 6 hens and 1 cockerel, Osborn strain Australorps. Excellent lay- ers. J. H. Getzen, Pendergrass. _ BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS _ March hatch B. Pl. Rock cock- erels, direct from Colonial Farms pure bred, $1 ea. OB. Mrs. J. O. _ Brannen, Hazleh st Several Partridge Rock cock- els, direct from Gambrels AA rade, 10 wks. old, $1.25 ea. FOB. M. F. Lawson, Adel. : 3 Parks strain B. R. cocks, pril 1933 hatch, Cream Grade. $5 shipped. FOB Daisy. Reg. Permit No. 543-C-34; Eggs, 75c per 15. Crates ret. Money orders. Mrs. H. L. Odum, Daisy. Bat White Rock roosters and hens, guar. pure bred, $1 each. not prepaid. Exch. for White Mus- coveys, White turkeys or Eggs of either. Mrs. H. B. ee Canton, R f- _ April. and May hatch B. Pl. Rock cockerels, $1 ea. FOB. or .25 ea. Del. Exc. for anything wn use. Claude W. Davis, Re- saca, _ 2; Box 4. BANTAM Ss 1 ee S. C. Golden = semis es . Rie ' Eggs, (Hens, hight, Woo 2 hes 12 . Stags, lb. Cabbage, (white, per 100 Tes. ) oo 00 MARKET REPORT OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS Prevailing Wholesale Prices, July 9, 1934. Always Subject to Variation. Georgia Produced nearby Hennery, selected fresh eggs: Retail 33c doz ; Wholesale 28 doz. Atlanta Eggs, Extra, Selected whites, doz, $ 7.23 extra, doz. | 21 Eggs, Standard, doz. .19 Eggs, Georgia trade, COE 7 aes 18 Eggs, yard run, doz. : Ag: Hens, Heavy, lb. INDEX Poultry For Sale Poultry Wanted Eges For Sale Live Stock For Sale Live Stock Wanted Sha ER rte Y gee eS - Positions Wanted oe Farm Help Wanted Plants For Sale Plants Wanted Friers, Light Leghorns, lb. ~--.---- 24 _ Friers, Range, lb. =-. 26 as pO Ib. z Seed For Sale urkeys, ; Country Butter, best table, Ib. ... 20 Seeds Wanted Ear Corn, (80 Ths. to bu.) bu. BC: Miscellaneous For Sale Wheat, bu. 90 Miscellaneous Wanted Sweet Potatoes, per 100 lbs. --_-- S200: Georgia Products For Sale Cabbage, (green, per 100 Ibs.) --- 1.00 Georgia Products Wanted | pantams, 8 mos. old. Thoroug breds. $1.50; also sev. same r | sters, 65c ea. Mrs. W. D. field, Bluffton. 10 fine, thoroughbred R. Golden Sebright bantam roost ers, 7% mos. old, 65 ea. Read for breeding. Sell any numbe: Jno. Quattlebaum, Ft. Gaine R eke 15 small type White aha ol ored Bantams; roosters and pul lets, 50c ea. FOB. Frank Erwin Adairsville, R 2. CORNISH | : 16 wks. old Cornish pullet $1.25 ea. 1% yr. old hens, $2 | cockerels, $1.50; cocks, $2; Eggs, $150 per 15) deli Re -L. Reils, Savannah, 607 Seiler Ave. _ 3 Dark Cornish hens and a pullets and 1 ready for service : cockerel, $1 ea. or ue fo 75c ea; Eggs, 85c per 15: Sikes, Sylvester. : GAMES Trio of pure nglis] Black Breasted Red games from imported stock. 6 lb. cock a large hens, $5 if taken at once, order to make: room. . Turner, Americus. sky F LOWER AND SEED AND ORNAMENTAL NURSERY STOCK SUPPLEMENT AUGUST 2nd; ALL _ NOTICES ER THAN JULY blished i ickie Dy the DREAU OF 2 tive Offices, : et Atlanta, Ga. ances gdmoisctile un- ge regulations, in- 1 time on each re- and repeated only when | a oe od rea _ by. I [ eae ak che, : Ts and sed, incubator 1ental nursery stock. _ published in imited space will not permit tions of notices contain- : than 30 Words, in- hame and address. Ve reserve the Tight to cut own notices of ve ds, providing that. this. sertions of *intnrbOetnt no- Tider legislative act | Light and Water plants more than | cries, Nursery- | Dealers, Out-Of- State, and Regular is of the Market 3 = pile eas not. fpebiliviodl = carry or NON = RESIDENTS F THE STATE OF GEORGIA, r COMMERCIAL NURS- EN, HATCHERIES (AND ARTIES WHO RAISE AS FIVE HUNDRED. 2 | MORE BABY CHICKS PER , MUST GET A COMPLI-: CERTIFICATE FROM . A. HANNAH, Room No. iC. Loudermilk, Mt. Airy. : Fine laying strain, 75c ea. | $1.25 pr. FOB. Mrs, S. M. Zit- days later, before we may pub- ] for lish their Baby Chicks for Sale in the Bulletin), nor for | DEALERS OR BUSINESS MEN engaged in trade, neither FOR SALE for WANTED, | PIPE, ROOFING, + et,, BELTING, SA W AND SHINGLE MILLS, all equipment for same, and Systems and all eqoipment for same, DOGS, CATS, RATS, CA- || NARY BIRDS, PET STOCK of | || any kirid, WILD ANIMALS, skins. || and pelts || WOOD, AX HANDLES, RA-: | DIOS, FURNTITURE, HOUSE- of same C ORD HOLD GOODS (of any descrip- || tion, ANTIQUES, QUILTS and quilting and quilt scraps, MER- CHANDISE of any kind, CLO- GUNS, PISTOLS, NURSES, THING, etc., AMMUNITION, t || OUSEKEEPERS, COOKS, COMPANIONS, any type of po- | sition: or help wante except STRICTLY FARM WORK. When submitting notices for publication, please be governed by the list of above items and items of like nature, not men- tioned. All notices not publish- ed will be returned to writer. WE reserve the right to re- fuse ahy notice that does not conform strictly with all rules and regulations governing the | publishing and mailing of the| piace, 90c ea. 5 roosters, 75 ea. (Georgia Market Bulletin. Your sincere co-operation will be gratefully. appreciated. _ Poultry F or Sule gtiveral frying Size > trios = of p yellow Tasselled Roundheads, $5 per trio. Gameness guar. or money returned. Gus Huntington. Pure yellow incon tee - eyed Gus Johnsons Roundheads, $3.00: trio. Frying. size. Murray Gard- ner, Americus, R.D. GIANTS . 15 Jersey White Giant. pullets | $1 each; 12 Buff Leghorn hens, | 50e ea. No es Mrs. Oe M. iS ug Leslie. | 2 8 wks. old White Giant cock- erels, pure Marcy strain, 75 ea. Less if 1-2 doz. lots are taken at one time. FOB. Mrs. J. E. Pe Madison, R 2, Box 39. 25 extra nice, pure White Giant pullets from best stock, 7 || wks. old June 25th, well develop- ed. 75c ea. Money orders only. > | |E. D. Underwood, Marietta, R:2. we - LEGHORNS About 300 Barron strain W. L.|~ hens, 2. yrs. old, at market price if all taken at once. Some of these will wt. 5 and 6 lbs. John EB Ferguson, Woodland. ; 50- 16mos. old Royal Matings S.-C. W. L. hens: 120- 15 wks. old pullets. Geo. H. Davis, Meigs. 20 pure bred Tancred strain W. L. hens, from Prize Stock, in their second yr. Finest of lay- ers, 75 ea. Cockerel free. Maude Hamby, Greenville. 25 Tancred strain W. L. 10 | inder ae oe eiene or ae wks. old cockerels, 60c ea. FOB. a 6, 1900, ages which Exc. for good syrup. W. J. Trib- ble, Grayson. Thoroughbred - B. L.-cockerels. or traver, Marlow. "100 ..C. W. L: -pullets, 3 mos. old. Best breeding. Well grown, no culls, $90 for lot; 100 - 2 yrs. old W. L. hens, now laying, 50c ea. Write or come see them. a -H. Shackleford, Griffin, R C. Leghorn cockerls direct from Colonial Poultry Farms, best matings of American. and Canadian cross, 10 wks. old, 75c ea. 2 for $1.25. At my place. N. | 8 Wes Johnson, All for $100 FOB. | lets, enitay strain and) price. John H. Edge,. from | pe elo "Poultry For Sale Poulky wanted aa wo) 150 WwW. L:. yearling hens, a ing better. than 50 per cent;- 400 pullets, 4 mos? old, ready. to. day; 200 - 2 mos. old; 30 Barred Rock | ready to lay pullets, Chas. Pardee, Tifton. *MINORCAS __. for sale. 6 inine Buff Minorca cocker- |. els, March hatch, 75 ea. Chas. |. Reynolds, Forest: Park. MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS Super-test AAA Quality cock- * erels from. Missouri: State Hat- cery. Aceredited and bloodtest- ed: April hatch, $1-ea. 5 for $3. ue W. Cole, Nicholls, R a PHEASANTS | Pen of Ringneck. Pheasants; 3 hens and rooster, $7.50. Exc. for Guernsey or Jersey heifer calf; also exc. White New Zealand) rabbits. Mrs. J. H. Free, Preston. | - PIGEONS - day female barnyard pigeons, ready to start raising; 342 mos, old, 10c ea. Add- postage. Silace |Lee, Metter, R 2. _ 50 pr. White pigeons, 50c pair. : B. . Maleom, Good Hope. RL REDS. =. 50 Donaldson Red Hens at my Miss Lizzie Sumner, | Sylvester, 907 No. Isabella St. SUSSEX 12 March hatch Sussex vockels els, direct from Colonial Farms. Pure bred, $1 ea. FOB. Mrs. W. H. Strange, B Baldwin, Box 145. DUCKS, ETC., FOR. SALE 1 pair of White Pekin ducks, $1.25; or 2 ducks and drake, $1.75 del. within: 10 miles. Mrs. P. H. Underwood, Atlanta, 160 Clifton St. SE, 9 mixed turkeys, owt. av. 4 ibs. | 20 Ib. Money ordr. Mrs. T. G. Light, Rebecca, R 1. Young Mammoth White Pekin ducks, $1 pr. Russell Fryer, Tal- botton. 3 pr. pure bred Muscovey ducks 15th of April hatch, $2 pr. del. Dorsey Douglas, Blackshear, R 2. Big Bone Giant. Mammoth | Bronze Ellis strain day old poults 15c ea; 2 wks. old, 20c ea. Thru the months of July and, August. Mrs. G. L. ee Clermont, R Bess Poultry Wanted | ak "BABY CHICKS Want buy Cornish, White R. and R. I. Red baby chicks; also -baby turkeys. Mrs: De. eo Newnan, R 5. _ Want 2 or 300 baby chicks to raise on halves to 8 or 10 wks. old. I furnish feed and labor and party pay transportation chgs. both ways. Mrs. Jewel Ww. Mullis, Cadwell, Rl. Want to hear from party with - Barred Rock baby chicks for sale. Mrs. Lucy Turner, Con- cord. ce -L. March-April pul- well-grown. Give Want W Poccoa, <3. Exc, Barrons Roselawns AA cockerels for the same strain of cockerels. Mine were not bought direct this Spring, so want new blood. Or willsell for 5c ea. Mrs. Austin Tanner, Broxton. MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS Exc. fresh Sowerwood Chunk honey for any goed breed pul- lets, no culls; 2 lbs. honey in 10 lb. buckets, for 1 pullets. Ea. pay. Wa Ti Potts, | transportation. | e@ash price. |-partel post. | Blairsville, R 3. PIGEONS Want 2 young Red Carneaux hens, also few pairs young White Kings. Bargain, .near Atlanta. Clarence Wrigley, Piedmont Road. WURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE, DUCKS, ETC., WANTED Want 4 young Indian Runner ducks and 1 drake at reasonable Write. M. W. Har- ris, Sparta. Want 2 doz. Guinea hens and cockerels. Prefer White. Name lowest price. Must be voung and | good laying strain. Walter Rat- -liff, Decatur, R 3 Want several rural Speck- led Guineas. Qucte lowest: pitce, crated, FOB your station. L. M. Harrison, Sapeloe, Ga. _ Epes. For Sale Blue Speckled Ginea eggs, 20 for 50c, P. P. Irvin Roberts, Tal- lapoosa, R 2. Hamburg eggs for hatching, 50e per 15; 30 for 80c. Sent by Live Stock Fe or Sale CATTLE FOR SALE { fine 3 yr. old Ox, well grown and partly. roke, $25; 15 fine 11933 hatch B. R. hens, now lay- ing, 75c ea. W. H. Williams, Mi- Jan. Good, small Size Jersey milch cow, 4 yrs. old. Fresh with 3rd calf in January, $20 cash. J. E. -| Joyner, Bonaire. TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE, 8 or 10 Jersey cows with re fer Calves; bred heifers and 1 Jersey bull, nearly 4 yrs. old, very gentle, wt. about 500 Ibs. Prices. range $15 for cow and ealf, up to $30 for cow. C. W. | Jones, McRae, R. 2. 2 fresh milch cows. Both have heifer calves by reg. Jersey bull. Cheap for: cash A.C; zee Bronwood. Pure bred Reg. - Polled Here- ford cattle, both bulls and heif- erg for sale; also pure bred An- gora goats, $5 ea. Apply: E. T. Boswell Jr., Siloam. 3 reg. Jersey cows and 2 heif- ers, fresh Ist calf, sub. to reg. Priced. right; want 2 horse wag-. on and a 1 horse wagon. Write best price and what you have. O. H. Bradbury, Bogart. 2 reg Jersey bull around 3% mos. old; also 3 reg. Jersey heifers, 1 yr., 1% and 2 |yrs. old. Britt W. Davis, Tifton. Few, fine, bulls, Plantation. Breeding of the best and prices that farmers can af ford to pay. Ww. B. Hutchinson, Albany. : 30 head. dairy cows. Come look them over. 4 miles Forsyth on Indian Springs Road. H. C. Wal- drip, Forsyth. 20 pure bred Jersey cows and heifr: Fox - Sybil breding. A. M. Pace, Jackson. Jersey milch young Hereford exc. for any large breed hens, no culls; or exc. for- large breed hens. J. C. Goolsby, Baxley. Yellow, Grade Jersy cow with 8rd calf for sale at reasonable wprice, D:* J. Daniell, Springs. Few nice dairy cows, all Jer- | Seys, except one Guernsey. Pric- ed right at the farm. T. K. Smith, Forsyth, R 4. _ Very promising Yr. old, reg. Jersey heifer, a pred. De- . F. Eaves, | tails upon request. Decatur, R 2. Nice Jersey cow wie heifer Atiant a, at Henry. a tae 4 calves from famous Colonial |. cow soon | to _| freshen with 2nd calf for sale or | 1 Guinea sow for sale, Powder $05; 2 or "3 abner: fremienele . May. All good cows. Sell cheap. Mrs. R. E.. Watts, Forsyth, 6 yr. old cow, aif 10 days ol Give 4 gal. when well fed. Char-_ lie W. Wynne, Lawrenceville. 4 mos. ofa Jersey heifer, 10; 8 mos. old Jersey bull, $1 short-horn Jrsey bull, 10 | : old, $10; 3 mos. old Guernsey bull, $8. Cash with order. Paul -Ertzberger, 'Carnesville, Rt. 2 Fine Jersey heifer, 20 mos. old; from 4 gal. cow, $10 cash, Mrs. J. M. Kilgore, Buford, R Several miich cows, fresh |for sale. Jas. F. Woodall, land. Several fine Jersey COws an calves for sale. Mrs. Seer George, Eatonton. oae Red Jersey milch cow, 2n calf, $25. Miss Sadie Burgess | Decatur, Covington Road. 2 Jersey heifers, 1 yr. a mos. and 1 yr., old, in fine cond,, raised for milkers; both roe 4% gal. cows, for sale. | Koppe, Atlanta, 2694 Boule Nice, 3 yr. old, well bro single Ox; plow, ride, wag '$30, cash, or exc..for pony ho; jor mule not over 10 yrs. old. G |H. Hart, Ashburn, R 1. = 1 young cow, Jersey, now milk ing, $15. Mrs. C. Christiansen, Albany, -Gillionville Road. i -6 Jersey milch cows with ves, 2 to 3 mos. old; also 12- yr. old heifers for sale. C. T. Miller, Cleveland, R 2. Red cow, gentle, with you calf (2ndheifer), 2 gal. grass. $20 without calf: $25 Ww calf; Want a good milk 0 giving milk now or soon freshen, also a young doe. Alice Woods, Columbts, Clo Ae : Swift Mfg. Co. ~ Fresh, young, Jersey cow. B. tested this year; also 1 freshen in 8 months. Big milk. er. Mrs. Lewis EB. Tabor, Albany. Gillionville Road. . ; A carload of fat steers fo! sale. B. H. Askew, Arlington. Pure bred Jersey bull c Dropped May 29, 1934. Da Financial Handsome Ros Solid color, $10 rg. to buy FOB. Ned J. Bond, Bogart. Fresh in in cow, 3rd-calf, 5 w. old; will give 2 gal. milk if prop erly fed. $20 cash without calf. . Maddox, Griffin, R 2. HOGS FOR SALE Fine Duroc male about yr. old. $6.50; 3 thrifty feeder igs, amos. old, 1 Duroc and P K cross, 2 Duroes, $1.50 ea. Vera Duggan, Sylvester. 2 little bone Guinea male pigs, short legged, $6 ea. 2 for $1 crated. Sat. guar. P. O. money order. only acepted. J.- Cc. Ha: groves, Marlow, R 1. Reg. 'S. P. C. male, most an age; milch cow, also few ; heifers, springers, for sale: a 90-day Running velvet beans bu. T. R. Duggan, Warthen. 7 P. OC. and Essex mixed pig 6 wks. old, $5 pr. or $2. 50 ea Marvey McKay, Lakemont. Mg O. I. C. 10 wks. old pigs. Gilt and Boars. Chatiipion blood lins $8 ea. from cholera immune herd. A. T. oe Sale City Pedigreed 0. Cc. pigs, ther sex, ready ae shipment Wm. -F. Brim, Pelham. a March and April farrow D1 roc pigs for Sale or exc. for W. Leghorn pullets, any. strain. Mrs. L. A. Brooins, Milledge ville, R a: HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE ee Mare mule, we. - 800 Ibs. more, 9 yrs. 6 one St k For sane " ythin can. use of value. ryatt, Mansfield. r mule. Only ble- ye. $20, or trade for a ttle. O. O. Hamilton, of mules, 8 and 11 yrs. 200 ea. $200 cash; 1- 1 " mule,. work any- OL Ss. Williams, Mc- pay ee mule for Aor. chickens OF any- sd doe, yr. old, good ce; Yr. old Z. White ped. heavy wt. Chin- how Quality. Reason- ones, Lylerly. 2 Chnchillas,. 8 wks. old, 25 red N. Z. White does, 2 hilla bucks, 75c ea. Cash order. J. M. OKelley Jr., - Positions Wanted - Man ane wife: watit a crop on halves for 1935, wth good, reli- able: party, who will give chance to SOW Plenty of grain on good strong land. Good ref... Frank Crider, Royston, 3. Young woman with 2 small ae wants. place assisting th canning and other light farm work in exch. for place for | self and children. No salary ex- pected. Mrs. : Zadie. West, Roys- ton, R 2. Wanted from reliable party a small farm to grow Plants and | Produce on shares, in South Ga., on Highway, near good town. Ref. exch. P. M. Hill, Atlanta, Clo Gen. Del. eTeG Want job on farm or dairy. Born on farm: 3 yrs. exp. in dai- ry. Middle Ga. preferred. Write what you have. James H. Shier- ling drs Carrollton, 71 Bradley St. Zoi oad. single young wo- man wants job on farm doing light farm work, with Christian people. Elderly couple or small family prferred. Ref. exch. Write or come ee Tris Johnston, Glennville, R 2. Can install, repair and opersit any make Cotton Gins,. Grist Mill; Caretake for home or Es- tate. References, Sat. guar. J. C. _| Spearman, Augusta, 537 Wrights. Ave. Want job with Christian peo- * | ple on farm, Widow, 31, 1 child, for prices; also about 500 lear white wool for. sale. C. D. illtonia, R 1. : old nannie goat. Sell for a billy goat, 4-5 mos. pig, any fine stock, close ee doe kids, 3 mos. old, 7 yrs. With references. Can milk, do any kind of light farm work, | also can fruit and vegetables. Come after or write. Mrs. L. E. Hydes, Franklin, R 2. Young man wants place on farm for rest of this and for next year, with good people. So. Ga. preferred. Board, washing and small salary. Good worker. No bad habits. James Williams,- Chamblee, R 1, Clo W. H. Ivy. Want job on truck farm, dairy, poultry and hog raising. Willing worker. Can drive and keep up | truck and car. No bad habits ex- |} cept smoking, 29 yrs. old. Want job for bal. this and for next lyr. Write or come at once. H. A. Satins. Butler, R 1. pk and full blood} Want job on farm looking af- S15! FOB. F, E. sthineat. tock Waited ; TTLE WANTED prevent. inbreeding, trade cated Rochelle) for res heavy Shorthorn ll pay some difference extra quality. Richard C.} ante, 585 West Peach- =f ak milch cow. with 1st alf; give 2 or 3 gal. milk Exc. Beef cattle, 2 and 3 id..Come to see them or irs. J. H. Thomas, Bax- ot cattle and hogs to fat- is Fall on = Velvet beans, uts, potatoes. No cash. sford bull About Vn ee. Will buy or ter stock, poultry, salary. Ready to move. rots, beans, etc. garden, etc. Prefer with old couple and close to church. For home and small Ww. O. Goodwin, Summit. _ Married man, 30 yrs. old, so- ber, honest, and hard worker wants job on poultry farm, or as overseer of gen. farm. Exp. and ref. J. ue Ethridge, Cure Rid, Want vases farm to live on as caretaker. No salary, house and garden _ spot. furnish self. Atlanta, 190 Garnett St. S. W. Want job on farm with nice, refined people, assisting with chickens, flowers, garden and other light farm work, for home and reasonable salary. Mrs. Rosa Mayson, Atlanta, 89 Ellis St. \N. E. : Ey A 22 yr. old white man desires Able _| position on farm at $20 per mo., with board and laundry. Life time exp. References exchanged. Write. J. E. Peacock, Chester, ,| Box 101. Farm Help Wanted : Want good farmer for 18 A. truck farm, located 1240 More- -/land Ave., S. E., Atlanta, on 50- 50 basis. More than half planted already in corn, potatoes, car- E 3 room house. Mrs. Rudolph Lind, Atlanta, 1240 Moreland Ave., S. E. Want refined, middleaged wo- ~{man or girl to live as one of family, or: small . Salary, and a - only:|. H. H. Harrington, | Farm: Brooks county, near . highly improved, excellent paint- ed dwellings and splendid barns, tenant houses, tc. - H. A, Ray, Monroe. . Want middleaged white | wo- live in home with small family. Must be clean, good worker and unincumbered. Mrs. Ruby White, Savannah, RFD Clo W. M. So- well. : : ' Want neat, clean, honest girl to milk cow and do other light farm work. $8 month. T. B. | Giles, Atlanta, R 4, Box 463. -, Want colored boy, 12-15 yrs. of -age, one raised on farm and knows how to farm. Board, small salary, or board and clothes and gome spending: money. ode M. Brewer, Ellaville, R 4. Want a woman for light favin Ai Rv1. Want. family to father 2 hose farm. Furnish hotise and wood Mrs.:E. N. Palmer, anes rand pay going price for work. G. B. Ham, -Cobbtown. Want reliable, industrious, sin- gle man with high school edu- cation, able to keep up Ford car, to work on truck farm. 25 yrs. old or older. W. H. Waddelle, Pearson. ee _ Want refined, educated Chris~- tian woman, unincumbered, mid- dleaged, to liv as one of family and help with light farm work. Mrs. H. V. Branan, Austell, R 2. Want white or colored wo- man, 25 to 40 yrs. of age, to do lihgt farm work. Board and clothes and small salary. Mrs.. D. C. Moore, Milan, R 3. Want young girl to live in home as one of family and as- sist with light farm chores for home and Clothes, etc. Will al- so send to school. Mrs. Pearl Cleveland, Bowersyille. R iI. Want white woman_ not over 30 yrs. of age, reliable, strong, and with good charac- ter to do light farm work. $5 |mo. and board. S. H. Bellamy, Cycamore. BOX 1s Want white woman, about 35 yrs. of age for light farm work, pony: etc. Must have best of ret. A. H- ty, Conyers, JRFD 2. Want good man for a ncal -4 horse crop of very good land. Must be able.to furnish own stock. Near church and school. Also 3 or 4 mules forsale, cheap. W. B. Sutton, Adairs- ville. Want at once, white, single, work. Must be in good health. M. Cramer, White Bludd Road, Plants For Sale - New Stone, Gr. Baltimore and Marglobe tomato plants, 500, 50c; 90c M. del; M. $6.50 collect. Prompt ship- ment. Moist roots. Dewey Mathis, Flowery Branch, R 1. Mint plants, 35c doz. P. P. Well rooted, packed in damp moss. Mrs. T. B. Thomas, Thom- asboro. i Late Flat Dutch and Golden Acre cabbage, 200, 30c; 400, 50; $1M. in 5 M.to 10 M. tots: Stone CG Celery 2 doz... 15: strong plants. Prompt shipment. Henry Eller, Ellijay, R 3. Dutch cabbage plants, $1 M. Del. Good strong plants. A. D. Call, Ellijay. R 2. Marglobe and +r; Baltimore tomato plants now - ready. Mo Help Wanted . ers who own their own stock to operate on of the best farms jin? Quitman. | Both farms very productive and man to do light. farm work and | work. Good place for right par- Flat Stone, lard, Ruby King pepper, 95c C. | $1 M. Mailed. Guaranteed. B. R. timore Postage paid. 20-40 yrs. old man for dairy Savannah. Clo Cramers Dairy. | 5 M. $3.50; 10]. late tomato; and Hot pepper, 15c Good, Ferrys Centennial Late Flat Crow; Gainesville. Re 2: mato, Heading collard, 15c C. /300, 35c; 80c M; 10 M. $6.50; Hot pepper, 20 C: Clyde Smith, Gainesville. RS Wakefield and Dutch sabe |bage, and tomato and collard plants, now ready: 25 C. 300, 50c; -$1_M. del; 75c M. FOB; 10 M. $5. Major Crow, Gaines- Mmllewh ls Guar. No. 1 large ~stocky Fresh plants; New Stone, Bal- timore, Marglobe. tomato, chas. and J. W. cabbage, -cabbage- collard, 400, 50c; 700, 75c; $1 1M. del. C. F. Maddox, Flowery Branch. ~~ Tomato plants; New Stone and Gr. Baltimore. Seed sowed -|in June. Moss packed, 200, 30c; 500, 65; $1 M. Del. No checks. JI: Oo Stokes, Fitzgerald, 3, Late Flat. Dutch and J. W. cabbage, Ga. collard and Mar- globe tomato plants, 20c C. 500, 60c; $1 M. del. Prompt shipment. Now ready. W. L. Wright, Alto, R 2. Copenhagen, Wakefiey & Dutch Cabbage, Marelobe tomato, Col- Woodliff, Flowery Branch. Guar. ~ well rooted, -wilt-re- sistant Marglobe, Stone, Bal- tomato; Chas. cabbage, He ading collard Grown on new ground, June sowing, 300, 45c; $1 M. paid. BE. A Hayes, Buford. Tomato plants, for. summer and early fall, Thick skin and hard to blister. 500, 60c; $1 M. I. L. Stokes Fitzgerald, Rs. ; New Stone and Gr. Balti- more tomato plants now ready. $1 M; 5 M. up, 85c M. All post- paid. Jim Bennett, Gainesville, R 2. - New Stone and Gr. more tomato, - Heading collards, 300, 35, postpaid; 40c M. FOB. Now ready to ship. B. W. Grant, Baldwin. P. R. plants, 25c M: 5 M. $1.00; Vine cuttings, 50c M. 5 M.] Ph: -eollatd, 300, 35c;_ Hot: pepper, 90c M; 300, 55c; $1.30 M. FOB. L. E. Harrison, Dublin. | Tomato plants, fresh grown for summer and early Fall free from disease, 500, 60c $1 M Moss pack- ed and: postpaid. A. C. Johnson, Fitzgerald. a ok -plants, 20c on ee 90c: M. e sale. B. L. Lynn, Waycross, R 2. -E. ap cabbage Stone and Balti- more tomato, Ga. Collard plants. PAIL $1- Mr PB, P.. Prompt shipment Ck: Waldrip, Gainesville, R 2. Gr. Baltimore tomato, 15c C. 60c M. Chas. W. cabbage, 20c. C. |} $1 M; Hot. pepper, Lady '[. Strawberry, $1.50 M; Klondike, $125 M. Effie Crow, Gainesville, R 2. Heading collard, New Stone, Gr. Baltimore tomato 40c M. 3 M..-for $1 FOB; Prompt shipment Nice thrifty plants. P. BE. Rhodes Baldwin. Marglobe tomato plants, 300, 30c; 500, 50c; 75c M. All Re a: |+C. Moore, Rockmart, R 3. Dutch and Wakefield ae Stone and Baltimore Heading collard plants 300, 40c; 90c M. Mailed: 5 My up; 50cM. Exp. Col. L. A. Crow, Oakwood. Cabbage, tomato, ~and Ga., Heading: collard. plants, $1 M. Fresh grown. J. = Dorris, Val- dosta. iS Large, well rooted ata islobe: [Stone, - - Plaats: For Sake se ee ae: Now ready. No Ghke: Guy | : _| cabbage, New. = He de post- | Balti- | Also Buff Rock pullets. for 15e-C- dels: tomato, | Wakefield and Dutch cab- | -bage, Stone and Baltimore to- onion sets, 65c gal; Lib. FOB. Sid Harper, Plea F or | Chas. W., ate Flat pee New Stone tomato True Ga. collard: plants, 20c Cc 5c M. del. 5 M. up, 50 M. Obie Crow, Gainesville. Celery plants, 50c C) Bessie Martin, Gainesville, R 5. : New Stone, Marglobe fothato Chas. cabbage and collard plants Thc M. Cabbage ~and tomato } plants, 10M. $5.75 Exp. collect. Good plants and prompt. ship- ment. C. V. Strayhorn, Flowery Branch. Marglobe, New Stone. and Bal- timore tomato, Heading collard plants, 500, 50c; 90c M. del; 10. M. $7.50 Collect. Now ready. Moist roots. Guy Waldrip, Flow- e ery Branch, Crystal] Wax. Yellow Bermuda - New Stone, Baltimore tomato, 20c Cr $1. 25 M. del. Marglobe, same price. now ready, 300, 35c; 500, 50c; 75c M; del. 60c M. FOB; Sieg $2.50; 10 M. $4.50.: Major es Gainesville, Ree Cabbage, collard, tomato. plts. $1 M. Mailed; 80c M. Express Collect; 500, 65c; pepper plants, Gainesville. Late cabbage plants of ei 5 |var., Collard, Ga., Marglobe to- | mato, now ready. Sat. guar. ok 1M. Edgar. Woodall, Cornelia. Es Plants Wanted Want te buy sacral M.: aes Bhi P. R. vine cuttings, at 50c - asville. Want a Gensing plant with stem, leaves, root and blossom. Will pay a fair price for same. Annie M. Williams, Thomasville, - R 3, Box 123. a aay | Seed. For or Sale Scallion onion Ait ons new crop, 10c qt. $2.50 bu; Mammoth Everbearing | strawberry plants, 30c C, $2.50 M. del. E. L. Corley, : Mauk, Ht. Chufa seed, $1.25 a $4.90. bu; Rape seed, 1 Ib. 20c; 2 Ibs. 50c; 9 Ibs. $1, ie postage. (NO Address.) Burr clover seed; sanoeulanion: included, 1%4c Ib. Clean seed, 4c Hartwell, RED 1: lb. Clean Crump, Hartwell, Hy. 3. mination: Chas. W. and Flat. Dutch cabbage, $1 Ib. Maths tomato, $1 Ib. Postpaid. - be MecRee, Meigs. s Calif. multiplying peer seed 106 per large start 3 times that amt. 25e del. J. M. Craton, Dallas, Ro Four. Yellow potato, multiplier on- ion, 30 qt. Sericea Lespedeza, 2 yr. plants. Live easily and ripen -lseed, 100, 50c: extra large Kudzu 3, 25e; del. J. W. Toole, Macon, PR 2. 4 Burr clover Seed, dbl. edicnuea and real nice seed, 8c lb; 10 for L. Aderhold, Lavonia. 3 Burr clover seed in rough, Lhe Ib. Clean, 5c lb. Roy Lewis Hartwell, R 3. Early Market Queen (the. 60- y | day melon),5 doz. seed, 10c coin; Deer Tongue leaved, 50c Ib. pre- : paid. trial pke. 10 Ww. M. Thorn-~ ot ee oe ; Burr clover seed. in rough, Ie seed, 5 lb. Inman ~ Booking orders for August gel . | William R. Stephens, Gainesville e R 6. Te ' Cabbage, tomato, collard plats ee 25 C: $1.25 M. Lem Chambers, Q M. del. Chas. M. Tuttle, Thom- ws High grade seed of good: bere Good start aPaiibe heer. as seed, 8c. Rosa Gowder, Marietta, ae R 4. =e sample: 100 Ib. lots, $6.50. Mrs. Con Send Ka Sale i Vigor-Vine feasts ake 1 BSS _ seed, 10c. Limited amount. (They make 20 ton to acre early and bear until killed by frost; grow to 15 ft.). Miss Martha G. Cheat- beans, 15 cupful; _ tage. Mrs. Bessie Pirkle, ham, Canton, R.4.. White Half Runner. Black Pole Purple Hull, white table pea, 25c qt. Add pos- Cum- ming, Rot: i * Want Seed Wanted seedling Peach seed from this years crop. Send sam- ple and price when you collect. them. G. D. Miller, Woodland. Miscellaneous For Sale Good, used feathers, 40c lb: = Gaimpie on request. Mrs. Callie : wagons, with body Searcy, Cherrylog. - .1 - 2 horse and 1-1 horse in good shape. S..H. Bellamy, Syca- more. Box 71. Yellow root, Sassafras, rat- tle root, star root, wild cherry park, catnip, balm; 25. 1b: "5" Ibs. $1; rhubarb, calamus, 8 for $1: dill sprays, 25 C. Grace Eaton, Dahlonega: R 1. 1 used 2 horse wagon for sale or exch. for grain or for good work horse. Geo. C. Nunn, : Perry. ~ Feathers, good cond., 50c Ib. : aes C. H. Logue Stapleton. = Rattle root, sassafras, root, db: nettle and Devils Shoe String 12%c lb; wild cherry bark, 20c yellow root, 20c Ib. bull- ene 20c lb. dill sprays, 40c lb. Witt White, Dablones a. Ein ds a 3%. Sassafras root, yellow root, wild cherry bark, butterfly root, 20c lb. catnip, balm, wild horsemint, peppermint, 10c doz. _.. Corrine White, Dahlonega. R | et. Box 35. | Miscellaneous Wanted State price. Mrs. Sylvester, R 1. Want % lb. Ginseng at once. Thos, Carter, Georgia Products. For Sale. XS _ BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE 75 bu. 90-day Velvets, reclean- -ed,-in 2 bu. even wt. bags, 75 - bu; also 500 bu. corn in ear, 85c bu. Both FOB | Sylvester. G. L. Houston, Sylvester. New crop Crowder Cream, | Yellow, White and Brown Lady 2 bu. FOB. Money order. | peas, all 6 wks. peas, 8c lb. FOB, _ Money order., No stamps. W. Uy J. Draughon, Whigham. _1934 crop Brabham peas, $2.15 La Martin, Boston, Rt. A. New crop Henderson White Bush lima beans, 1 Ib. 15c; aS 3 Ibs. 25c; 10 lbs. $1, postpaid; pblack-eye peas, 10 lbs. 75c; 50 Tbs. $2.50 prepaid. D. J. Harri- se son, Blackshear. - Bunch Velvet beans, 75c peck: also Chufa seed, $1.25 peck. Add = postage. Lovett Harrell, Pearson. 25 bu. pure, recleaned and : treated Brab peas, $2 bu. in best bags, FOB. W. J. Potts. Bonaire. Brabham peas, good, sound, bright, $2 bu. here. David Ben- son, Louisville, RFD 3. 15 bu. New Eras 10 bu. Speck- | Jed and 3 or 4 bu. Mix. peas; x Mixed, Speckles, $1.50 bu; $1.40 bu. FOB this sta- tion: C. A. Walker, Ellaville.: - About 10 bu. Clays and Spee ea not mixed, $2 bu. H. HL | Bierce, Warrenton. BUTTER FOR SALE a fresh, yellow butter, 5 1 oP OT exe, 6 lbs. for 1 Eras and Gsrgin Products er For Sale aK ET BU ELETIN <= ~ Georgia Products . For Sale "Georgia Products For Sale } Giargie Prodd For Sale CORN AND SEED CORN. : FOR SALE. s 300 bu. slipped shuck corn, 60c bu. for cash ab my barn. W. a Harley, Reidsville. Ear and. shelled corn, seed Velvet beans for sale. Paul Far- kas, Albany. : 50 bu. good, sound, Mountain } grown shelled corn, suitable for milling purposes, 80c bu. in small lots, or 75c bu. at Crib] for entire lot. G. L. Garland, Young Harris, Star Route. FRUIT FOR SALE Nice, clean dried apples, no worms, peel or core; mailed in clean cloth bags, postpaid in Ga; 3 lbs. 25c; 10 lbs. 75c. Mrs. W. H. Evans, Cumming, R 5: . About 500 bu. Pineapple pears -for sale. Prefer to sell at orch- ard on the trees. A. O. Gentry, Eastman. - New crop apples, dried, Small amounts, 12%c Ib. R. E. Lee, Carters. Crop of Concord grapes for: Vinyard.: sale, preferably at fresh. State.amount could use Would extract. juice and. sell and make offer. Y. M. Anderson, Williamson. Sweet and juicy huheti erapes soon ripening in 2 to 500 Ib. 1 ts. at attractive prices; also juice from same. I. H. ae Dub- din; Re 63. Horse apples, $1 bu. FOB. J. W. J. Lord, Commerce. Hiley Belle peaches; crates, baskets or truck loads, Now ripe. Elbertas later. D. E. Moore, Gray Hei: : : New sun dried apples with peelings, 11%c lb. Add postage. No chks. Eva Burell, ea R 13: FRESH AND CURED MEATS FOR SALE . Nice, country cured, black- -pep- pered ham, wt. 18 lbs..20c lb. de] 3rd. zone; also fine male calf, 3 mos. old. Thoroughbred Jersey but not reg. $7. -FOB. Mrs. C. T. Hunt, Gainesville, R Five. Brooks county hams, with hard wood, 18c lb. pure Ga. Ribbon Cane syrup in half gal. cans, $4.50 per case, 6 gal. to case. L. E. Hutchinson, Quitman, BS. GRAIN | AND HAY FOR SALE _ About 20 tons Baled Alfalfa, $22 FOB Farm. W. C. Spivey, So- cial Circle. HONEY, BEES AND BEE SUP- PLIES FOR SALE 7 lbs. Beeswax, 25c lb. Mrs. J. T. Foskey, Adrian, R 1. 3- 5 gal. kegs of 1934 honey, $1 gal. O. G. Dasher, Marlow. - Strained honey, 12- pound gal. 95c; Ga. Cane syrup, 65c; 12- pound gal; Red Bliss and Tri- umph Irish potatoes, $1.20 bu. All del. 200 miles. Collis Rey- nolds, Swainsboro, R 4. New, bright honey in 10 Ih. buckets in Comb or Ext $1.25. al- so Bay Gallberry in Comb, in 10 lb. buckets, $1.50 postpaid. Cash with. order. R W Browning, Dub- lin, 3 40 stands of bees not Kobhed this season at $1 per stand: new box hives, supers on top. W. H. Pye, Monticello. Nice and clean, new 1934 hon- ey, 85c for 10 lbs. FOB. Send postage with your order. John L. Bennett; Screven; R 2. Box 31. Bright new comb honey, 5 Ib. cans, 65c; Postpaid in ist and 2nd and 3rd zones. Gash with order. Mrs. Ll. c. H. Scott, Ludo- wici, R 1. Fey. new Gallberry ~ honey | Packed and labeled, 5 ie -pails, per case, Com | ready to dig. Make best offer-., peeled and smoked | PECAN AND PPEANUTS | FOR SALE 100 lb. White Spanish seed peanuts, $3.50 per 100 lbs. W. M. Hooks, Unadilla, R White. Spanish seed Aeanuis 4c lb. FOB. G. W. Adams, Wrens POTATOES FOR SALE 50 bu. extra fine main Cobbler. Irish. potatoes to truckers. Now Overton Murphy, Jasper, R 2. Irish Cobbler potatoes for sale Write or come to see me. Ee S: Blackburn, Alto, R 2. Can furnish truckers new crop Irish Cobblers, $1.50 per 100 lbs. Harrison Echols, Cornelia, Star Route. 50 bu. Lookout Mtn, seed Irish } . potatoes, $2 bu. 60 lbs. FOB. M. T. Autry, Gainesville, R 6. Nice Virginia 2-crop or Red Bliss Irish potatoes for Fall planting, $1.80 bu. FOB. R. M. Vocke, Valdosta, R, 1, Box 98. 18 bu. Lookout Mtn. seed po- tatoes, $1.80 bu. FOB. Cash only. John V. Arrendale, Tiger. i Approximately 1 ton of No. 1 Trish Cobblers for sale. Make of- fer. A. C. Price, Bronwood. 300 bu. Green Mtn. Irish pota- to seed for late planting. Market price at my ae SS: Barry, Menlo. SYRUP FOR SALE Pure Sugar Cane syrup, 6 gal. cans to case, $2.75; 12 halves, $3. Also good Money-Maker pe- cans, 12c lb. Malvin Collins, Whigham. Best grade Sugar Cane syrup, $2.75 Cs. 6 No. 10 cans; second grade, $2.25 case; country smok- ed hams, 18c lb. or 17c in 100} lb. lots. Guar. sound and free of bugs. Lee Patrick, Quitman. VEGETABLES FOR SALE _2 acres potatoes, 3-4 Cobblers, 1-4 Green Mountains. Ready to harvest any time after the 4th. Make bid for any part or entire lot. Chas. A. Shook, Rabun. About 3 or 4 tons nice, green cabbage now ready for market. Sel) to trucks at right price. Come get them. No chks. Mrs. Lottie Cavender, Suches, Ga. WATERMELONS. F To truckers: Stone M ermelons ready to mov 10th. Coa, Dowdy, Ae b R 2. : ; Georgia Bole Wanted FRUIT WANTED Want 1 peck of Georg cherries. State price del. 4 of ~cherries. J. Calder con, Box 205. Wan to buy several fine peaches, sent by Mrs. W..M. Watkins, Fi oes oe SEED OATS WAN Want 22 bu. new S at once. State price. Cl Clifton, Marlow. si WHEAT STRAW Want to hear from p has Wheat Straw for sal Mary J. McClure, Ne Temple Ave. : : 50 10 10 pounds hydrated lime gallons water pounds salt 2 pounds alum 1 bar soap A DURABLE | WHITE WASH .. .. There is. always a need. for a good sphitewesh erousn m farm building. It is the cheapest material obtainable for sanita tion, protection from weather, and brightening up of old barns Sanitation is a main factor around barns and whitewash is essen tial, as several applications can be made at the cost of one good. coating of paint. It is necessary that the right kind of whitewa: be made in order that it will not flake off as soon as water comes in contact with it. A wash is desirable that is white and glossy, and which gives a resemblance to paint. Some washes will no stay on long enough to pay for the time it takes to apply them therefore, the sticking ability is very important. A whitewash has been made at the Georgia Experiment Sta tion which has proved to stick to the wall and give a white pais resemblance; it is as follows: Melt the soap and, mix these ingredients 24 hours before th whitewash is to be applied. This will give a smoother whitewas! and will also stick better than if used right after being made The alum and salt are used to lend adhesiveness and prevent rai and water from flaking the wash off. Soap i is added to give a gloss, as is found in oil paint. After setting for 24 hours enoug] _water is added to the solution to give it a consistency of thit cream. This can then be arHisd either with a spray or brash, ZL A. MASSEY > _ Asst. Animal Husbandman, Georgia Experiment Station, Experiment, Georgia.