Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1934 July 19

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PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETS

STATE CAPITOL . ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1934.

VOLUME 17.

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, ~~~ iene eearecree
\ s Pak ais 2
since so sey inquiries come to me relative to the sebetal
shaaile of the cotton situation, I think I should give some infor-
ination to Bulletin readers.

15c regardless of the date. This would give the farmer an ad-
ditional 5c per pound profit since this option cotton was allot-
ted to him at 6c per pound, he already having borrowed Ac.
This cotton being held off the market will greatly stimulate the
price of the present crop. The Government would sustain no
loss.in this transaction as long as the price remains above 10c. ed

ue Some confusion seems to et as to: hoe tenants shkve i in
_ the Government rentals. A tenant who furnishes his mule, seed
_ and fertilizer and rents for standing rent is entitled to all the:
rental. If he works on shares or rents and he and the landlord

The dipucht | in the west and the rains in the East ave. =
furnish supplies jointly they share equally in the. rental.

reduced the cotton crop by 10 per cent or more. Under the |
Bankhead Bill we are allowed 10,400,000 bales, but present

If a farmer was not eligible to sign a rental contract, or

a: neglected to do so, he will be allotted a reasonable balage un-

_ der the Bankhead Bill without any penalty. The purpose of this

- provision of the Bill is to allow those who have. lived in town

_ to return to the farm and plant some cotton or for. those farm- |

us ers who have grown none a very small acreage.

All old cotton must be tagged ee August as to prevent |

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a tax being imposed on it when sold.

: The Government holds 2, 000,000 bales of ehtion cotton on
which the farmer has borrowed or can borrow 4c per pound.
Under the present rules this cotton can be sold before August

Ast if the price reaches 15c or can be sold after this date re-

- gardless of price. I have wired Secretary Wallace suggesting

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estimates, by the best cotton experts, oreaiat a crop of 9,000,-

000 to 9,400,000 bales. If the crop is below 10,400,000 bales
the 50 per cent penalty | on cotton above the allottment: will i :

come void. a

While the crop in Georgia has poly improved during
the past month, yet the cotton on the whole is below normal.

If the crop falls below 10,000,000 bales we may look for much i

higher prices for this crop. I predict that we will be able to

_turn loose the Government tit next year and be strong enough :
totakea little solid food of | our own. raising, Oe ae Mea

Shs

ee G. C. ADAMS,

ad

= tnt he hold this cotton off the market until oe price. Beas

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S Poultry. For Sale



- ANDALUSIANS
Blue Andalusian
1aiched this spring, Strong and

ardy, $1.50. ea; also Deer Ton-|.

e, any amt., unprepared, but

iry and clean, 20c lb.; Want 25 |
bs. Big Lima bean seed. Fred

Rn Schiefler, Townsend.
About 6 hens and 1 young
ster; Blue Andalusians, also
mixed Blue Andalusians. Sell
Ml or a part, or exc. for Barred
ock or Dark Cornish, Big type

referred. W. A. Pierce; Screven.



ANCONAS

0. thoroughbred Sheppard

train Ancona cockerels.now rea-



- BANTAMS.

Pure bred Bantams, 50 pair.

Obert Shelnutt, Waco, R 1.
Pair Buff Bantams, $1 pair;
Iso young Bantams, 2 mos. old
for sale, or exch. Louise Mims,
uthbert, R 4.

0. hens,
ostly: brown, 30c ea. FOB here;
ss than 10 in lot, 40c ea. James

et, Moultrie.

cockerels, |

~ common bantams,



Commissioner of Agriculture.

MARKET REPORT

OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

_ Georgia Produced nearby Hennery, Selboled fresh eggs: Retail 33c doz; Wholesale 28c doz.
Prevailing Wholesale Prices, July 16) 1934. aay ee bad Variation,

Atlanta

Eggs, Extra; Selected Whites, doz. | 23.

Eggs, Extra, doz.
Eggs, Standard, doz.

bs Eggs, Georgia trade, doz.:

Eggs, yard run, doz...__---.-.---
Hens, Heavy, Ib.

Hens, Light, Ib.

Hens, Leghorns, Ib. 5
Roosters, Ib. wee-n--5------- cee .06%4-.07-

Friers, Light Leghorns, Ib. -------. 24

Friers, Range, lb. =
Friers, Battery-Fed, lb.

Ducks, Ib.
- Turkeys, -Jb.

Country Butter, pest table:lb..22. 2220

Far Corn, (80 Ibs. to bu.) 80 :

Sweet Potatoes, per 100 Ibs. ---. 4.50-5.00

Cabbage, (green, per 100 Ibs.) --< 50





"INDEX.

Poultry Or Sale .
Poultry Wanted
Eggs For Sale -
Eggs Wanted |

Live Stock For Sale|
_ Live Stock Wanted
' Positions Wanted

- Farm Help Wanted

Miscellaneous For Sale

. Miscellaneous Wanted

Plants For Sale :

Seed For Sale ____-. eee Sree 4
Seed Wanted :
Georgia Products For Sale

Georgia Products Wanted

Second-Hand Machinery For Sale _ 4
Second-Hand Machinery Wanted .. 4

Incubators, Brooders, Etc. For Sale 4

Rock cockrels,



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Poultry F or Sale oc
BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS .
_ Barred Rock cockerels - from
high producers . (bloodtested,
trapnested flock),- for use in

breeding up flock. Write. W. E :
Stinson, Glenwood. 8

12 Imperial Ringlet B. Re 1
wks. old pullets. Pure Thomps
strain, 35c ea. FOB; cockerel
Same price if ordered with pul
lets. Mrs. J. W. Buchan, Ambros'
Rei: :

1 Booths AAA B. R. rooster, s
about 13 mos. old, direct, $3. Mrs.
W. S. Haddens, Shellman, R 1.
April and May hatch B. P.
3 pure bred, no
culls. Stock direct from Nicholls.
$1 ea. FOB, or $1.25 ea. del. pul-
lets, 25c cheaper. Exch. for any-_



thing can use. Claude Ww. DAN
-Resaca. RY, Box 4.



GIANTS ca ae
Strong and healthy, spring
hatch, best egg grade, direct

'| Northern Hatchery, 2 3-4 to 3%4

Ib. Jersey White Giants, $1.
or 3 or more in lot, 75e ea. Mrs.

| Allen Russ, Nicholls, R 2. _

Several thoroughbred white
Giant cockerels, March 1934 hch,
well dev., real nice, Marcy strain

| green willow legs and black eyes

$1.50 ea. J. J. eos Wayne














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Poultry F or Sale

; CORNISH
10 pullets and 4 cockerels. Apr.
hatch, about. 214.]bs..50c ea. on





houn, R 3, Box 68.

7 yng. Dark Cornish hens and.
1 rooster, 75c ea. Whitt Puckett,
Cordele, Rt. B.



- GAMES -
March ae April hateh Glazen
White Hackle,.B. B.-Reds; cross+
fed, $2.50 trio; trio of: 1983 hatch,
pure Reds, . $3:-if' taken now.
Moupy order, P; Bi Stewart, Chu-
Raat. 5
4 oReawda c Sanders -Roundhead
game hens, $1.50 ea. Clarence
Green, Cedartown, Clo Gen. Del.

stags and ..pullets,

- April 1934
hatch, 506. ea.

W. _H.. McCon;










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in the Bulletin are understood
| to be FOB shipping point ees
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the yard..Mrs.. D.. CG. Shope, Cal-:

Pure: bred Rouridhead pit game |

\ aah yrs. old;

D0: chicks, nell size and 6 hens.
} All pure: bred. Games; Warhorse, |
; Blue: eross, $6 money order. C.
J. meyes Watkinsville, R 1.

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LEGHORNS srt
70 W. L.: pullets, 10 wks. old,
40c ea; 40W. L. cockerels, 10
wks. old, 30c> ea. M.*E. Riley,
Brunswick, R 1, Box 89 A.

strain, 2 yrs. old Fine for breed-
ers, 50c each. J. E. Rears, Madi-
son, R. 3.

100 well culled, Eng. Ww. Ti,



MINORCAS

12wks. old cockerels, $1 ea. G.
W. Wilson, Elberton, R 3, Box
224,



MISCELLANEOUS | TO nivmens
15- 9 wks. old -chickens, ~ 25

fea; also 10 friers, 40c ea. Money |

order sonly. Mrs. Jim Sam-~Ber-
ryhill, Cochran, R 2.
Trio of: each following Early

April hatched young stock $3.50 |
leng ag they last; J.. Black Gi- |

ants, Black Langshangs,- Barred
Rocks; always few black Minor-
cas and genuine
bantams eggs, $1.50 per 15. O. H.
aes Atlanta,



ORPINGTONS
9 thoroughbred Golden. Orp-
ington hens and 1 rooster. Hens.

Jay all falfand winter, 1 yr. old,.

$10 for lot, or $1 ea. FOB. Mrs.
I. H. Boles, Duluth.

25 -Buff -Orp. cockerels, AAA
Grade, direct from Booth, - May
9, 1934, 50c ea. FOB here. I. B.
Jones, Screven, R 1.

- February hateh -Buff -Orp.
cockerels -and pullets, Booths
Ped. stock, Lady Egg-a-Day
strain, AAA matings, direct when
day old. Bloodtested and vacci-
nated $2ea. Mrs. J.C. Ward,
Perry.

. 43 thoroughbred Buff Orp. pul-
lets and roosters, Feb. hatch, wt.
about 4 Ibs. T5c ea. $34 for lot,
FOB. Mrs. J. Y. Sutton, Nor-
man Park, R 1. j

10 Buff Orp. pullets, selected
stock, March hatch, 60c ea. Mrs.

Full stock Buff Orp. and B.
Leghorns, crossed, 2 or 2% Ibs.
average, 22%4c,; not P. P.,:or'30c
del. Good layers:on both sides;
Klondike strawberry plants, 25c
C. del. S. R. Harden, Baxley, R
iz



PIGEONS
Pigeons, 1 each: American
Flight; Capechine, Blue ' Priest,

Oriental. File. All males, $1. ea.

| George Austin, Atlanta, Rt. 63.
Yellow |
. Banded .and.

12 pair extra nice
Carneaux pigeons.
mated. Make offer. r M. Branch
Ludowici.

Pigeons, mixed with white
Kang and, Carneaux, -for.-sale.
Clarence. Brown, -Helena. :

White King pigeons, 50c per

- | pair. John Mercer, Jr.; Unadilla.
1 Box 255. .

Large type White Kings, $1.50
pair, or exch. for Fantail. pige-
ons. Bledsoe and Clark strain
White Kings. J.-M. Marsh,
Chattanooga St., LaFayette, Ga.

cellent. stock. Will accept any
reasonable offer. N. H. Reid, Vil-
la Rica.



Re IeREDS ,
26. pure: bred Dunlap Red. ere
-40 hens, 2.



JT eolnton, R 5.

50 S.-C. W.-L. hens, Tanered:

pullets, 10 wks. old, 65c ea; 150].
'6wks. old, 50 ea. Write before |
order ie. de i. Smith, Atlanta,

' Pape strain S. C. Black Mnor-.
cas; ordered direct from Pape, |

Buff. Cochin
4okee 2950.

M. S. Nichols, Ocilla, R: 1, Box:
42.

Blue Fantail, Red Hingorean and

About 100 White Kings. Ex-'



Pure: Donaldson _ direct, Reds,
6 mos--old:: -cockerels, $2.50 each;
others, 4 mos. old,* $1.50 ea; 2

TOS, old, 5c ea:-in lots of 2 or

more. "Mrs. R. J. Fleming,~ Lin-:



PHEASAN TS
Brio; 2: pure*Mongolians, $10. 00;

plumage. David
Jennings, Americus, P.O. Box,
84.



: TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,

DUCKS, ETC., FOR SALE
- Young: Mammoth White. Pekin
ducks, $1.25" pair, 3 for $1775.

Exe: for Parks- Barred Rocks, or:

Fischel White Rock pullets. Ea.
pay trans. chg. 1 way. W. R.
Bartles, Midland, R 1, Box 161.)
12: grown: Muscovey ducks, ' q-
8 -wks.old Muscoveys, 2 wild
geese; 1 shorthorn cow, fresh; 6
Jersey and Guernsey and Hol-

4-stein heifers, 1-to 15 mos. old; 2

nice Jersey cows, fresh, 2nd calf.
J. F,Wellborn, Rock Springs.
5 White Pekin ducks and 1

drake, 1 yr. old, 50 each if tak-

en at once. Sam Wrenn, States-
boro, Rl.

Beautiful . pair - of Pardees
Mammoth White Pekins; duck
now laying. Sell or exc. for 4:

laying hens. J. W. Bedell, Atlan-
ta, 79 Park Circle, phone, Cher-



Poultry: Wanted

_ BANTMS
Want -'20-40 Bantam hens - at
25c each, del. F. G. Jinks, East



Point, 209 St: Michael St.



BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS
Want 20-pure bred B. Rock
hens that willbe year old: about
January or February, 1935.-E. D.
Underwood, Marietta.



BABY CHICKS
Want 500 R. I. Red biddies to

raise on halves to 8 or 10 wks.
old. Pay postage I way. Any hea-

vy breed, but. prefer: Reds..:Soon
as possible. Exp. and prepared
for them. Mrs. Edw. Shiver, Cai-
ro, R 4.



"GAMES
Want 2 Grey game hens. Ad-
vise price, strain and age. Stan-
ley Walton, Harlem.

LEGHORNS .
Exc. new Ga. cabbage-collard
plants for Leghorns: 1M. for 4



Brown, Buff or White L. pullets,.
Twt. 1 - 2Ibs.

ea. Pay shipping
chgs. both ways if chickens wt.
over 1% lbs. A. A. Nash, Hape-

| ville, 3542 Oak Ridge: Ave.

Want. 25 February.or March

|hatch B. L. pullets of good lay-
ing strain. Mrs:-M. I. Huie, For-.,

est Park,

PHEASANTS
Will exc. -Exhibition Cochin
Bantams for Golden Pheasant



Cock. C. He Pair, Augusta, th.

Warren St.

PIGEONS WANTED
Exe. Crabapple sprouts, 3 ft.
high, at: 10e ea; for common pig-
eons. John C. Moore, Culberson,
ne C. "Re 2 Box 85. Resident: of

a.





TURKEYS, (GUINEAS, GEESE, |

DUCKS, ETC.,,WANTED |

~ Want. to buy = 200 Speckled.

guineas. Quote lowest price for
cash. L. M. | Harrison, . Sapeloe,
Ga.



Eggs For Sale






ba Wine Bpeckied: Guinea eges, 50c4
| per. o: Safe Bele wer -Rube a








+ Millen.

1 vard;>

_ 4 fresh).country eggs per week an.
: | Some friers, 1% to 2% Ibs. Mak
Goldens; $10 pair; -Amhearst, $15}
pair. All, full

| few April cockerels,

4 J. Fuller, Mountville -

mos. old bull calf, 7-8

|-also purebred Duroc




3 Ibs, 75c ea. Mrs. G. oe






Purken' (Spencer Wonder bird
eggs, $1. 25 per 15. Miss Rebecc
eed. ~ Alanta, 860 Boule
a "furnish about 50 do:












best cash | price, del. Expres:
Mrs. Paul Crower, Ideal, RFD.
Good hatching eggs fror
Parks pure bred Barred Roc
18 mos. old hens, 55c per 15,
85c for 30, Del. Crates to he
pire bre
85c ea. 3 for $2.25 FOB Mi
Bertie E. Carter, Rockingham,
i
Pure White African G
eggs, $1 per setting of 20. M


































































































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Eggs Wanted



Want a Setting of Indian
ner duck eggs at reasonable
H. S. Walker, Macon, 1239 B
way.

Live Stock Fe or Bale

CATTLE FOR SALE |
Very fine Jersey cow thorou
bred, Reg. steck. 6 yrs. old,
er ealf, week old. 4 gal. milk
2, 2% Ibs. finest of butter pe
| day; fine Jersey 1% yr. old ma
Reg. Jersey. Compelled to - sel
See me for price. James Walk
| Atlanta, 43 Griffin St. N. W.
Few, fine, young Herefor
bulls, from my famous- Colo}
Plantation of best breeding
{at prices farmers can affo
pay. W. B. Hutchinson, Alban:
2 reg. Jersey heifers, 10 a1
12 mos. old: respectively. We
marked evry way. Best o
breeding. Mrs. W. H., Hill, P
| metto. :
1-large Jersey cow, 4 -gal. fo
sale or exc. for good peony. Con
Sider Shetland. J. F. Lewis, Bax
ley, R 4. cS
30 head dairy cows.. Come loo
them: over; 4 miles - Forsyth 0}
Indian Springs Road. H.
Waldrep, Forsyth.
3-reg. Jersey cows and 2 h
ers, fresh, 1st calf, sub. to
Priced right; Want 2 horse wa
on and a 1 horse wagon. Wri
best price and what you hav
Ola H. Bradbury, Bogart.
Nice, fat, young beef cow,





Cheap: for cash, or trade et
anythingcan use. Geo: P. |
son, Clem.
Jersey cow, freshen Septe:
ber: 14, 3rd calf; 2 Spri
Holsteins; freshen February 93
}also. 18 :hens: and: rooste
W. L., Rocks; fat: and some
ing, $10. Mrs.-Bessie Pollai
-lanta, 294 - 10th: St., N. W.
~ Good gray Jersey mileh
3rd calf. 2 wks. old; 3--gal-pe
day. $30. Mrs. W. T. Taylo:
Austell, Ga. At Floyd.
3 mos. old, pure pred.
ealf for sale or exch. for
j bred heifer. Harold G.
breath, Union Point.
Good Jersey, fresh mile
cows, at from $17 to $20.
for corn or wheat. E. L. Leac
Penfield.
4 milch cows, fresh | in
with 1st, 1 with 2nd, calf;
2 with 3 calves; now > giv
from: 2 to 4 gal. milk p
See at:my barn, 2 miles
of Dallas on ~Acworth
Elmer J: Bone, Dallas.
Several fresh in milch cow
ts fo
sale. J. C. Nelson, Yatesvi e.
Good Guernsey cow
fine: Jersey : heifer: ealf; fo}
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Pitts, AWileox county.
Ward, Pitts.
Jersey heifer, 20 mos: old
Wel grown, fat and good cond.
Miss Florence Horne,
vetown. R 1.

Heifers: 1 thoroughbred and.
ersey-Guernsey. Not reg.,
Il freshen late Fall and Jate
ring, $15each. Mrs. F. M.

ag College Park. 1018 So.

Peieksicih color Jersey cow,
fresh in, heifer 1: wk. old, for
le at once. Bargain. Come
R. A. Whitaker, Tooms-

POL.

> yr. old Blue Jersey heifer
from 5 gal. T. B. tested stock,

Max Carver, East Point:
Clairmont Ave.

1 buckskin color Jersey cow,
esh in for sale. 8 miles be-
low Ben Hill on Campbeliton

. W. B. Cochran; Stone-

1 \

1 milch cow, ah Jersey, fresh

8rd calf 2 wks. old. $25 FOB

ch. for any large, pure bred
=o og J. C: Goolsby; Bax-
y Host of beef cattle Oe
sale at market price for
sh. B. O. Fussell, Brunswick.
ythe Island.

Mair of partly broken Oxen:.

avy breed, Ped. Jerseys,

me fresh, for sale. Exch. Jer-

r pull calves for Grades, hogs
ullets, or what have you? Mrs,

Spence, Dunwoody.

1 nice Grade Jersey milch

w, fresh in. Good producer.

Ss. May, Warthen.
_ Cow with 1st alf;- 3 wks.
ud; 1 to freshen in few days.
ith 3rd calf. Both fine cows.
sell. either one. C. V. Allen.
tone Mtn. RFD 1,

2. Jersey milch cows, 3 yrs.
ld, fresh in; healthy and gen-
le, $25 ea. at my place. B. A.

shop, Fitzgerald. R 2.

Jersey heifer, 2 yrs. old,

th ist:calf (6 wks. old), $20;

ach cow, 3rd calf (2 mos.

): give 3 gal. per day. No

a habits, $25. Mrs, oS. J.

ubbs, Jonesboro. (4 miles
rest of Jonesboro).

fresh milch cow, 3 gal: per

Bs $30. at barn. Mrs. R. M..
ley, Austell. R 1.

1 young, gentle milch cow,
freshen in few days, cheap for.
sh: also heifer calf, 2% mos,
to exch. for pig. J. M. Bish-
Buchanan. R 2.

Fine bull ealf from cow that

ver goes dry; born June 21st.
5. #. O, Jolley, Atlanta. R 7..

6 yr. old cow, z:) _ tested;
alf 18 days old; give 4 gal.
when well fed. Price reasonable..
harlie W. Wynn, Lawrence-



2) HOGS FOR SALE
Duroc and P. C. pigs, wt.

by, Mitchell, R 2.
Jack P. C. pigs. All ages.
cond generation from 3 Nat-

onal Grand Champion boars.
he grow fast kind. Have made

ins. at 4 mos.-old. C. J. May, ie

Washington.
| hog to let out to fatten on.
lalves. Dallas Ivie, Cornelia.
Ped. . 1. C- pigs, ready for.
] ipment, either sex. Wm. F-
rim, Pelham.
4-pure bred big bone P. C.
ilts,-ready to breed, and 2 fine
youn; boars, ready for service.
rice Tight, R. D. Tatum, Pal-.
tto.
z Duroc-Jersey: -pigs,. all ages,
ae buyer's: name at reas-

| Will swap for 3 gal: cow. C. H.

for sale cheap. Pierre I: none

ter in pound molds, for $1 del.

burg; half Nubian, $2 and $3 ea.

wks. old W. L. pullets, lots of

high bred Ram, $5 ea. H. W.

a 2 horse wagon. Exch. good

1Go anywhere.

Phone, Main 5960.

Swann, Atlanta, 942 Mayland |

__> | worker.
-| salary. Miss Julia Saxon, Millen

job of light farm work, tending}
month. At once. Doreatha Brown

chome with

flowers,
rwork. Best of ref: Mrs. Ralph E.

. cae

eat ean do very good work: yet; .

Reece, Acworth.

Told: son, not j
= want: jobs on form with Chtis-" :
X 4 le se



! ive s itock For Sale iS
Tyre, 4- H Club Boy, Screv
os Corbet Tyre, . r

HORSES AND MULES
Al yr. old mule, $30 at my arn.
1 mi. South of Forest Park; Ga;



Bailey, Morrow, Rely:
Team of good work mules:

ard, Hawkinsville.

3 good saddle horses for sale. |
Price reasonable. A. L. Kin-
ney, Avondale Estates, Ga. P.
O,. Box .127. *phone, Dea 1286.

1 blind mare mule, wt. 1 M.-
1200 Ibs. 12 yrs: old, $25: want
to hear from party who will
send me 5 lbs. good Jersey but-
W. S: Brannen, Stiison. Ras

RABBITS FOR SALE

Reg. and Ped. Flemish Giants.
Heavy weights and: big bone, $1
to $3 ea. J. F. Bennett, Albany,
212 Broad St.





SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE
2 young: bucks, half Toggen- |

respectively. Ed Cobb, oan
ville, R. 8.

18 mos. old. goat, wt. about 60
Ibs, gentle and broke. Of the
hornless type. $2 for him, here:
J. D. Spires, Arabi.

2 splendid Toggenburg does,
both milking; 100 percent Buck
service. Fee, $2: want 6 to 10

10-50, of heavy laying strain,
Edwin Simpson, Atlanta. 695
Paynes Ave: N- W.

8 Hampshire Ewes | and 1

Whitworth, Lavonia. R 1.
_Live Stock Wanted
HORSES: AND MULES.

Want good pair 1100 pound
mules, not over 8 yrs. old and.





value. Write. J. H. Tigner,

Chipley.
Positions Wanted

Want any kind of farm work.
Board; Jaundry
and reasonable salary. Single |





man, 38 yrs. old. Fred Barnett, |

Atlanta; 83 Estin St., 8. E.
"Want job on farm, or Dairy
Exp. driver of truck, etc. Can
give A-1 ref. W. L. Davis; At-
Janta; 788 Rosedale Ave.,

Want job as truck driver on
dairy or farm. A-1 ref. E. C.

Ave., Se W., Apt. 4.
: Want job on farm looking af-

ter poultry and flowers: and oth- |

light farm = work. Willing
Home and reasonable

er

R 2.
21 yr. old colored girl -wants

poultry, garden, flowers, ete. 1st
class worker. Sat. guar. No bad
habits... Room; board and $10.00

Louisville; R. 3, Box 142.

Refined, educated widow;.
healthy, unincumbered wants
refined Christian
people on farm: Specialize in}:
gardening, etc., farm

Turner, Savannah, Care Gen.

Want job'on farm. 60 yrs, old,.
most anything, milk, leok: after
cows, mules and other stock, etc.
Prefer with elderly couple. G. I.

Widow, 38 yrs. old with 16 yr
afraid of work,

=| with nice,

oe

Young. jad. Scone refined. fam:
ly with education; character and:
lovely disposition wants home:
refined people. on
farm; helping with: flowers, poul-
trys et? Best: of ref: Miss: Bean,
Newnan, BL Madison St. sae

AO yr. old man wants job on |
farm for salary and board in
home. Honest, reliable;no: bad.
habits. Good truck and car driy-
er. Ref: George Watts, Tooms-
boro.

. Man with small family watt
job on farm. Can do any-kind of
farm work, truck, poultry, stock;
truck farm on halves, or wages.
Honest and clear of- all habits.
.B. W. Williams, Thomaston.

Want place with refined, re-
farmi

liable white family on
doing light work for home and:
reasonable salary: Mrs. Edna L.
DeLoach, Atlanta, 656- Brags
Place, S. -W.,Ra-9018. ;

_ Middleaged, white widow wants

Thome with Christian people on
|farm, assisting with: light farm

work, Willing worker; yo any-
where within 30 miles. Meigs:
Mrs. J. E. Cooper, Meigs. R 1.

34 yr. old man wants job on
\farm. Can drive ear, truck, run
Grist Mill, ete. Prefer So. Ga.
Can give best of ref. George
Watts, Toomsboro, R 3.

Honest, reliable, hard sorking
man with good help wants Dai-
ry, Poultry or Truck farm for
1935. Write if interested. M. Cc.
Budeshaw, Fortson, R 1.

Want job on farm for this Fall
and for next -year: Raised on

farm. 54 yrs.~old. So. Ga. pre-

ferred, but go anywhere. Live as
one of family, or for wages.
Consider crop for another year.

| Write. Eugene Sims, Dacula, Clo

J. J. Archer.

Want job on farm for self and |
{11 yr. eld son.

Near Atinata.
Must have work at. once. ~ Mrs.

Nellie Cochran, Egan.

~ Want job on farm. Experienc=

ed. Can drive truck, tractor of.
any kind. Good honest worker.

| Ref. exch. Single, 22 yrs. old. Bill
Dean, Atlanta, 201 Dodd Ave., 8.
TW.

Want job on dairy. Exp. Good
dry hand milker. Ref. J. T
Sycamore, RFD. .
Want job on farm for bal. of.
1934, and crop
halves. Man and wife, Middle or
North Ga. preferred. J. ee
Poole, Woodeliffe, Box 52. aM
32 yr-old married man wants
job-on farm. Life time exp. Can
handle labor and any kind. of,
truck; common school education:.

No -bad habits except smoking. |.

Ready to begin work. W. B.
Jump, Eastman, R 7, Box 161.

Christian woman with 2 chil-
dren, 11 and 14 yrs. want job in
Christian home on* farm, assist~
ing with light farm work for
home for self and children and
small salary. Mrs. Eva Cope-
land; Atlanta, 85 Ni Wee Baker |,
St.

Mother with 3 children, 12 12:
and 10 yrs: want 1 shorse erop
on shares. Can begin at * once.
Write what you have to offer; or

come see. Mrs. A, C. Odom, Ma-,

con, 648 Pebble St.
Want good 2 horse crop for"

1934. ori _halves.: Stock feed, tools.

and seed furnished. Want to |
trade time to move as I gather |
my. crop. Man with poor jand or |
jone hard to get along with need.
/not answer. Good ref. before.
closing deal. R. B, Crane, Fay.
FR 3.

oF arm: 2 Help Wanted







+cured hams.

1 safras root, 10 Ib;.
rbun. 10c; green: catnip, ~
Exc: for anything can use. Miss.

Self

or next yr. on |.

. Want 1 nice eee womn-



Petal Help Wanted

ering top. Ref. given and ree
quired. CG. A. Britt,

Byeantore,
R 1, Box- 47.

Want nice, middieaged woman |
to live-in home and do - light j
farm work. Milking, etc., $1.25
per week.* Mrs.

Fairburn, md :
Want white woman of good

character to-live as one of fam=
ily and assist with: light farm
work. Must be unincumbered. 30-
40 yrs. old. Mrs. J. P, Smith Sr.,
Homeryille, R 1, Box 37.



Miscellaneous For Sale!



Dried deer tongue; 30c Ib: 2
Ibs. 50e: del; Honey, 10 lb. buck-

Pets, $1 bucket, in Comb or Str;

Del: Mrs. Ruth Fowler,
R 2:

Good, used Goose feathers, 40c
Ib. Cash with order.. Exc.
Mrs. -J. Py: McCar-

Baxley,

thy, Mesena.

1 Barrel churn, 20 ee cap.
Good as new, Cost $25; sell for
$10. FOB: A bargain.
Trowell, Douglas, 219 Ward St.

Boneset weed, 10c lb. poke root'|

mullein and Milk weed, 15c. Add

postage. Marion Joiner, Harrison.

R 2.
Yellow Root, Sweet Gum park

4 10 lb, winter green, 20c; butter-"|
wild}
Add postage.

fly and Coon root, 25c;
cherry bark, 15c.
Mrs. Joe Elam, Cleveland, R 1.

Yellow dock, Mayapple,

elm, rattle root, 15e lb; butter-.
fly; yellow root, 15 Ib. Exe. for.
feed sacks or other value. Lillie
} Reece, Talking Rock, Bes

Yellow root, sassafras

20c lb. Dil] sprays, 35c C. All

del. Miss Mary. Holloway, Dah-

lonega, R 1, Box 35.

Dill sprays,
Rattle root,;; and wild
bark, ea. 15 Ib: poke root; sas
catnip,
10c Ib.

N. A: White, Dahlonega, R. 1.
Box 37.

Blood: root; Jions tongue, vele
low root, wild cherry bark, black
snake root. All 25 lb. Hobert
Abercrombie, Mineral Bluff.



Miscellaneous Wanted

Want 1 horse wagon. Give, full
CG

description and _ price.
| White, Atlanta, R 6.

"Want some Guinea (cavies)

feslaa about 1 Ib. size or heay-}
jer. Ey L. Webb, State Capitol,

Atlanta.

Pliate Bor Sale



M. B. Davis,

ecg:

for

Tom P.)
del. 5 M. $2.50; 10 M. $5 Col-
lect: Ovie Crow, Gainesville, R

wild |.

root.
wild cherry bark, butterfly root, |.

30 ~C; - Yellow,
cherry.

315
Dutch: cabbage,
Mae Turner, Cleveland, R A:



Collard plants, -
Del. Now: ready. No stamps. Har-

rison Smith, Flowery Branch, R is
|B. J., cabbage, Heading collards,

One.

Heading collard and Gr Bal-
ators tomato plants, 300,
del; 40c M; 3\M. up, 35 M- fob.

PLE. Rhodes, Baldwin. :
Imp. Red and Pink Skin Po R.

plants, Gov. insp. and treated, |
25e M. 5 M. and up, FOB. Full

count and prompt shipment. Ww.
A. Poole, Baxley.

~ Good, nice, open field grown;
ie Flat Dutch cabbage plants, |
$1 M . del. TY M. Webb, Ellijay. |

C. a Flat Dutch* cabbage |"
plants, 40c. 200; $1 M; Stone
Baltimore tomato, 500, 65; $1 M.
del collards, * ie M; Crystal

| Wax Bermuda onion sets: 15 Ib, |.
a William Stephens, :

and. eee oe 80c Mi | *
0 M. $6 collect. EB. Wether:

-65c |

Gainesville, ne



Bary Beniiette Power) B panel. x

Gain tomato = and Chas
w. cabbage: plants, 20 C;~ 500,"
; $1. M; Broad Leaf tobacco
vissies 20c - 4G: BOG, 15e, C.D: |
Crow, Gainesville, ee ee
Late Flat Dutch, Chas. ow.

cabbage, Ga. collard, and _ Gr.

Baltimore tomato plants. Each a
15c C, $1.10 M; Klondike straw-
| berry plants, 20c C. Rosie Crow, |

Cumming.

and Chas* W.: cabbage, ee
Ga. Heading collard, 12% C. $1
M; Hot and Sweet. pepper, 15c
C; $1 M; Black Beauty ~~ - Ege-
plants, lic C; $1.25 M; Crystal
Wax, White Bermuda onion sets _
25e qt. Add postage. Mrs. H. L. oe
Brittingham, Guyton.

New Stone tomato plants, Bae =

M. plus postage; Chas. W. cab- _
bage, 40c M. plus postage: Ji L. |
Pine Hore Flowery Branch, R 1.

Wakfield and Flat Dutch cab- ee

bage, New Stone and Baltimore #
tomato; Heading collard. B0C M. a

One.

Ferrys Centennial late Flat

| Dutch cabbage plants, $1 M. del. _
rompt ze

Good, | strong. plants.
shipment; nice July or Ellis ap-
ples, $1 bu. box FOB. J. Fe. Call,
Ellijay, R, 2. se
Cabbage, tomato, heliena pits, =
now ready, 300, 50c;500, 75e;* $1 __
M. del; T5 M. Express Collect;
5 M. $3; 10 M. $5. John C. Crow
Gainesville, ot
Stone and- Maltimore tomato,

| Heading collard plants,*'25 C;

60c, 500; 90c M: del; 5 Mi '70e M.
FOB. Winfred: Waldrip,- Flowery
Branch. :

Condons Mastodon everbear- =
ing strawberry plants, ~ $2 M;
Dill plants and Dill sprays, 206 :

raspberry, 75c doz; late - 5
800, T5e.

Margilobe, Stone* and een

| more tomato plants; 500, 50: -90c

M del: Clarence Wadetp Gaines- ee

ville; R, 2.

Wakefield and Dutch cabbage a
Stene and: Baltimore - tomato,
Heading: collards; 600, 50c; 90c
M. del. Calvin Garrett, Gaines-
ville, Rel, ok

Extra large Heading. collard
-plants, 300, 35; 90c M. or 50c
M. FOB: Hermon Burell,: Buford

TR 2.

Late Flat Dutch cabbage pts.
1c , del. Jas. Fe Manous, Can-
fon, R qo

Fall heading cabbage plants,

500, 65c; $1 M; Collard and To-
| mato, same price; s
STs > : PT Ege-plant plants, 200, 50c; | 500,
(New Stone tomato and Ga.
20c GC; $1. My

pepper and

$1; $1.50 M. AH prepaid: Mac
Branan, Lewiston.

Guar. large, young Marlobe, -
Stone, Baltimore tomato, Chas.

300; 50c: 500, 75; $1 25 M Post-
paid. Prompt shipment, safe ar-
rival. FE. A. Hayes, Buford. as mee

New Stone tomato plants, 10c
C: 45e, 500; 80 M. J. C. Allen,
Gainesville, WS,

" Marglobe tomate plants, $1. 10
M. del. 10 M. $8.50 collect; Stone
+ and: Baltimore tomato. Heading
-eollard, Chas: W. cabbage, 90 M.
del. 75 M. Collect. W: O. Wal- :
| drip, Flowery Branch.

New Stone tomato and Wake-

field ae plants, 0c M, 500,
5e.

50c; 200 Ray Whitmire,
Flowery. Branch, R a
Late Flat Dutch and. a w.





Blawts For Sale



Gabbe plants Wakefield and :

. Flat Dutch. Tough, well rooted,

now ready, 500, 45c; 80c. M. del.

postpaid. FSP. _ Stokes,

gerald.
Late Flat Dutch, at Season, :

ee

E. J. cabbage, 35c Cc $1.25, M: |

_everbearing stcawberry plants,
30c C; rhubarb, 3 bunches, 50c.
Moss packed. delivery. R. L.
Blackwell, Cleveland.

New Stone tomato and cab-
bage plants, $1 M. P. B. Ae bey
olds, Gainesville.

- Marglobe, New Stone tomato,
Copenhagen Wakefield cabbage

and collard plants,
$1.25 M. mailed;

500, 75c;
Ruby King

pepper, 50c Cc. Guar. or. your.

money * back. 5. M. up, 75c M.
ee R. yee Flowery Branch,
ted,

+ Et. I and. Chas. Ww. cabbage |
and Stone tomato plants, 90c M;
_ Collard, 80 M. 10. M. .$7.50,. del.
No chks. G. E. Waldrip, Gaines-
ville, Pe eck:

Fresh * Mountain grown Suc-
cession Savoy, Chas. W., and

ve Z 2

d genuine Ga.
Heading collard plants, 200, 40c;

- 500, 65c;\ $1 M. or $1.35 M. by

prepaid mail. Prompt shipment. 3

Mrs. Hattie A. Bruce, Valdosta, |
= C.- We. and Dutch cabbage and
Ga. collard, 300, 25:. Tac M.. del.
2 P-Orew, Oakwood, Rt: ;
New Stone, Gr. Baltimore to-
ato, 500, 50c;- 90c M. del. 5, M.

to 10 M..75 collect. Mossie roots
Dewey Mathis, Flowery Branch. .

Marglobe, New. Stone, Flat

Dutch cabbage and Ga.

.
?

M. $7.50. Prompt ee M. |.

. Crow, Gainesville; R 2.

New Stone and Gr. eae
tomato plants. now ready, 90c M.
sae (80. iL. Durand, Gainesville,

\ erie atid Red Raspberry,
. Regis, Cuthbert, Latham, $4
Ce Blackmore, Gibson strawher-

ry, $3.50 M. All del. Chas. Kera- | b

idas, Decatur, R a

Pimiento sweet. pepper wings:

Hot pepper, 30c C. del: Won't
ship. FESS 100. - Ida ers Alto,
R L i

Burr clover seed in rough, 1%e

oculated. Roy Lewis, Hartwell, R
Three. t
seed, 10c good start, del., or exc.
sacks, 48 Ib: cap. or for 1 white
guano. sacks. Free of holes. Ea.
-pay postage. Mrs.~ Corinne Floyd,
Rockmart, R. ae

60 lbs. old fashioned Seven-
Top turnip salad seed, 20e per
% Ib; 35 lb; 2 lbs. 60c; 4 Ibs. $1,
W. A. Nix, Cleveland. R 4."

he

J. J. Stephens, Luthersville.
screened and hand. cleaned, 8c
lb. 10c for sample. L. M. ee
|hold, Lavonia. =

. Dill seed, ~10c spoonfuls
Dill heads, 30c large box, - del.
Mrs. N. B. Burden, Elberton, R
8. Box 89. g

Chas. W.. E. Jd3 cabbage ca

| $1 Ib. Purple Top turnip, 4.0c th.

Mustard, 35 lb. All postpaid. ; $4. 293 Smaller pkgs. of glass and

Marcus: Williams, Gainesville.

- Scallion buttons, 25 at. and]
a, this. curled mustard. seed with
every order; nest onions, 35 qt;
white shallots, 20c qt. Add post-

heer ee oe Re Bee gs mes

Seed Wanted _





. Clover, also Vetch. at. once. Ray
ct aylots ' Tiger, Ga., Ril, Box 30.



. Georgia Products _
For Sale_
BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE

33 bu. Mix. peas for hay, $1.50
but



butter-beans.

Soe Aderhold, Lavonia.

New crop Hay peas, Irons, #2
rbu. J.P. -McLeod, Doreyen. Se
H. K. Thornton, Se



Red Fo or Sele.

Caer Seed: - Chas. W.,

Flat Dutch. Canvass. di Th: tfor-
globe tomato, $1 tb.-All of high
germination. Postpaid. to your
address. R. L. McRee, Meigs,

S Multiplying Moss Calif. Beer



4. seed, 10c per start. Mrs. E. B.

Green, Atlanta, R 5, Box 504.

: Salisfy . or Oyster plant seed,

10c per. teacupful. Add postage.
_ Mrs. HE. L. Rogers, Griffin, Ro

Burr clover seed in rough, 14%c
b. Cleaned, 5c lb. FOB. Wal-

ace Crump, Hartwell, R 3.
New, improved, ~
~ shallot. Mild, perpetual onion;
multiplies: every 60 days: | 100
stalks per plant each_ year. 2
M. new seed, 25 postpaid. CLE,
Phillips, Boston. a

Calif. multiplying Dear es
10c. start postpaid; .1 fine milch

_ Burr clover seed in rough, 14.
; Cleaned, 5c Ib. Charles Hicks, |

Hartwell, R 3.

Purple Top White. Globe turn-
D seed, 35 Ib; late and early
var. cabbage seed, $1 lb; mus-
tard and rutabaga, -35 tb. All

Postpaid. WwW. wv Williams, Quit-
man. -

Pure, 2-crop running speckled
Crowder pea seed, $6 bu. 15c Ib; |

2 Ibs, 25c. Prices FOB uitma

oes, with order. W. ~ =

Quitman, RFD .6.
-Scallion buttons, 15c ab. P. P,,

Blue Damson and Red Goose

plums, 10c ea. not Postpaid: Exe,

for 100 Ib. white feed sacks, See

eS. oe Bess

- 25 to 30 bu.

multiplying

= Tong,



CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE

corn for bread, $1 bu. at my

Ro.
About. 100 bu. corn for sale.

: Clifford H. Sutton, Cleveland.

bu., shelled, del.
Janta: Best in Ga, Runner uea-
nuts, every nut stripped of fiber
holding nut. to stalk. 250 Ibs. Al-
so del. Collis. eae enraiiig:
boro. R 4. os

RUE FOR SALE
Crop. of Concord grapes for
sale. Preferably _ at Vineyard.

L

amount an use. Y. M. Ander-
son, Williamson. z
500. bu. Pneapple pears, ee

25th July. Make best offer. J. L.

Mims, Hawkinsville _

Good | Yipe fruit, sweet and
juicy. Bunch grapes, del. at the
Vineyard, 10c. Attractive prices
in large amounts: Dark blue,
purple, and All ripe on the
bunch. , FES Johnson, Dublin.
RFD 6.

a on: farm in: No. Ga. to
be del. at packing house. bu.
baskets or bulk, during August,
September and October. F. J.

teer Bldg.



FOR SALE.

/my own hogs, careftilly raised
and - slaughtered, 18c lb. FOB.

Minimum order, 20 Ibs. aN, 2 wt.



Seed For Sale Od.
Ib. Clean Seed, 5c Ib. Ready. in- |

: fe
Good multiplying Calif, a /T will thrash within *next two.

1 good start for 2 good flour

dL. Gross, Sandersville. es

_ .Henderson Bush limas, choice, |
select seed, 15c Ib. 5 lb. lots pre=
| paid. Have about 15 or 20 Ilbs.|

1M. Ibs,"burr clover seed, dbl. |

also :

age to: alk, Mrs. Tok, Ashworth,

O Oncen excluders, metal cover= |

Wait. 50 to 100 ibs. Grimson -d. hives. $4, or exch. for young

Ts bu. Brabhams, $2 bu. If
| truck stop at Massee. Lane. Ww.
|S. Worthen, Ft.. Valley. RED)
6-wks, table. peas, white. bunch
Ea, 30c* per. qt..
| Both extra Aor Fall ee: Su}

| orders with order. R. A: soe

4+ 20c Ib?
sound white

home. J. Cc. MORTe Newnan..

| especially for
Best milling corn, white, $1.05.

South of At-

toes, $1.50 bu. FOB. J. E. Mar-
wh bans Flowery branch: R37

| Make offer per pound, stating |
|ham, Clarkesville. R 2.

Kimbrough, Atlanta, as Volun- |

FRESH AND CURED MEATS

Country - cured, Hickory smok- 1
ed hams, wt. 7 to 10 Ibs, from

"Georgia Products
For Sale



GRAIN AND. HAY FOR SALE
Several bu. Ga. Rye, grown on.
my farm, $2 bu. in 2% bu. sacks.

weeks.. Sound and free of weev-.
ils. First. come, first served. M.

Genuine Fulghum oats, $1
bu. in 2% bu. lots, FOB here.
Wm. Nunn, Lawrenceville. Roi

Good Blue Stem seed wheat,
$1 40 bu. FOB. Arthue Owen, }
Barnesville. ie

fodder, $3 per. 100 bundles; =|
pu. Cream Crowder peas, half
bu. Calico peas, $2 bu. Ww. M.
Fortner, Meansville.
_ HONEY. BEES AND BEE
SUPPLIES FOR SALE ae
Nice grade new - crop Comb |!
honey. in 72 1p. Jard cans, $6.50 |
per. can. Strained, 60. Tb. cans,



tin, Marcus D.. May, Hinesville.
New crop bright. Comb honey, |'

rR Ds es iS "

10 hives of - pees in 8 ane
hives. Combs all wired, with
2 supers per hive, all with

fresh in cow. Cc. L.. Whatley,
Cuthbert: Rs. 374

Poplar honey in 10 Ib. pails,
| Chunk or Strained, 10c Ib.
FOB. 3. Ez. Anderson, Ellijay.
_ oes

ones 20c. lb. FOB. No}
chien, Wm. i. Barfield, Louis-
ville. :

Honey, 10c Ib. in Soak or
Ale: strained. Not less than 10
Ibs. shipped. All FOB. Money

| ey, Milan. R ES Box 130.

PEANUTS AND | PECANS

: - FOR SALE

1 ton Spanish peanuts for sale.

Make best offer. John Henry |
| Leverett, Parrott. ;

60 to 65 lbs. Stewart. peans,

100 or more Ibs. seed-

lings, 8c 1b. or $20 for lot. Miss

Belle gan Bromwood.

Box. Ba. & ee ous

POTATOES FOR SALE
~ Lookout. Mtn., potatoes, grown |
seed, $1.50 bu.
Ross E, Clement, Cornelia.
Irish potatoes (raised in my
garden) for sale at my home.
Ida Whitaker, Dalton. re
Lookout Mtn... Irish pota-





Lookout. Mtn. seed Trish po-
tatoes, $2 bu. FOB. _ Yonge |
Walker. Toccoa. R 3.
-65 bu. Lookout Mtn. seed aren
potatoes, $1.25 bu. CG. Bl Willing-

Nice, Red Bliss Irish potatoes, |
for Fall planting, $1.80 per bu.
| FOB. R.M. Vocke, va R 1
-Box 98. ;

SYRUP FOR SALE

200 gal. Ga. Sugar Cane
syrup in 10 ib. cans, for sale
or exch. part for- Combination
Cole planter. M. L. ATeON,
Nehunta.

Ga. Cane syrup. in 1 gal.
cans, 20 cans at. 60c ea. not
del... Cash with order. Mrs. B.
L. Nail, Collins.

eee FOR. SALE
4 ibs. good, dark: red tobac-
co, del. in oes $1. J. W.. vey
Jasper. R 3.

WHEAT STRAW. FOR BALE
About 114 tons, fresh; clean,
new baled Wheat Straw, med.









: Smith, Augusta. 127%

500 bundles good 4hand tie -

744 Ib. in 50 or 60 lb. cans,.FOB|
here. .Mrs,- F. -H,: Flowers, eT 5

FRUIT WANTED
want: peaches and other. fruit

| suitable for canning, in exch. for |

good value. Also want. to. book

small quantity, . of. 4. Select fruit |
oe Tae

| trees for fall planting.
a ath St.



HONEY BEES AND BEE
SUPPLIES. WANTED
Want to. buy few
bees in pat. hives;- also hive
bodies, supers, etc. State what

you have and price. TT E. Den- :

nee Decatur.

POTATOES WANTED
Want quotations on 8 bu.



-seed Lookout Mtn. Irish pota- |
toes. Lloyd - A. oe War-
| then.

VEGETABLES WAN TED

Want nice, med. size cab-

page, well headed and green;
Jalso want nice tomatoes. Rea-

dy -to move. Prefer south of

Macon. Geet: Carter, Boston.

_ Second-Hand Machin-
ery For Sale

3 disc P. & O.. plows, Slightly

used, Cost. $275;
Can be made into a 2 or, 4 disc.

Exch. for anything except: goats. |

J. G. Burk, Milner, Box 4.

Hand Grist Mill, Size No. al

for grinding corn and grain.

Used once. Cost $4.50. Sell for | s

$2? 50, or. exch. . for equal value
in dried apples, FOB. J.._B. Mc-
Kay, Atlanta. 80 Peachtree Hillis
Ave. Hemlock, 8351-R.
McCormick mower, 5 ft. belt:

1 - 8 disc cutting harrow, 1 new:

wagon bed, 10 ft., for sale; Want
pair of young Peafowls, pr.
young swans.
Rock Springs

Jumbo. hammer mill, 24 by 8

in. belt, 2 horse wagon, bunch

hay rake, disc harrow, 2 horse | *
| rake, Daisy dairy ~
' |400 lb. cap., and 4- 10 gal cans,

refrigerator,

seed treating box. All good. cond.
Cheap. Pierre Bayard, | Hawk-
insville.

Lilliston peanut picker, 8 Lt?

P. Hercules Ker. engine, with
all belts; new last season. $140
cash. R. S. Gibbs, Ty Ty.
2 Lilliston peanut pickers, and
1 good cond., Taylor make elc-
tric churn, 32 volt motor,: for ;
sale. Make offer. Mrs. A. J. Gils
len, Maxeys. 5

1- 2 horse walking cultivator,
complete, excellent. cond., ~. for
cash, or exch. fora good. milch
cow. Milton Bryant, Blakely.

_Ensilage machine in- perfect
-eond., $40. F. T. Durden, Walnut
Grove. ;

1 used Royal all steel peanut
picker, for Sale. W. B. MeCorile,
Americus.

p 1. rebuilt, regular Farmall in

first class cond., for sale. John :

Sheffield, Americus,

- Large Dairy ice- -box, 22 by 33
fin. 5 ft. long, and 1 boiler, for
Sale. Leo D. Sherard, Atlanta.
1374 Stewart Ave| S. W.

John Deare tractor plow, Sood

as hew, $40 cash at my barn, 1

mi. No. Draketown. John Weav-
er" Draketown.

5H Pe gas: or ker. eng. for
Sale or exch. for 3 gal. Jersey,
fresh in. Bring cow and get en-
gine. Live 3 mi. No. of Ricebo-
TO. J, H. Mobley, _ Mcintosh. Ga.

_ Second- Hard: Machin- |



ery Wanted s+,



Want Cutaaway harrow. Must
be real bargain buy, or swap reg.
Jersey: cow. (0. Try Ee Bo-
part. ee

Want a 55 or 60 pol cap.

n, date of year

| Sheller,
colonies |~

and. thermometer;
copper. tank, $8.50 cash,

sell now, $40.
ment.

ee aes Wellborn,





Marvel. -~ Ad
ens. - : <S
Exch." good | vats for
Mill Write or see. W.. d
son, Rome. R 2. a
want water wheel, 8
wheel. A. -L. Robinson A
R38:

Want 1 good: 2 hole
1 set of cotton
Ga.

E. D. Towns, Fowns,
Want Post Drill in

and cheap -for cash. = L

Cordele, Rt. Be
Want 60. H.. p> mo
unit), , Continental _Buda

_| cules motor. G. Ww. We

Winder.



Incubators, Br
Etc. Want

IN CUBATORS FOR os
Big rey. Hen incubato
egg cap. good cond, instr
hot



for 10 bu. good corn. Ad

dox, Griffin. R 2.

1 Buckeye. Incubator, &
eggs, style, -16-E; to

| brooder, cap. 500,. in g od

for $10; Will take

syrup and meat for -
J.w. Carman, Stor

Load | Waterm Ic



Sets: under. way in

gia, it becomes necessary
tion: to the packing an
ing of their watermelor
shipment. Prices. receives

ea g depend as s much ae

ers as they - do oe

size of the melons _ -

will bring nothing but 4
est. eee #2

quite a lot of melons ei
ped togthese: markets:

| ANTHRACNOSE_ disease

behooves the farmers no
anything put clean, good
ons, free of this and any
disease,

The State Bureau of |
through con
with leading Commission
| and produce, concerns th

various.

out the: country, is offerit
farmer -hvaluable aid iE
kpting the snelon o
when the Bureau sells :

is improperly packed,
eased, it is, not only emba

but. it: also loses the f
of the Buyers. As 2 result,

are lowered and the good
of the Bureau cut short.
The Bureau, through - its
tact with buyers, and trade
been obtaining some ae

| prices during the

Wheat Mill in first class cond |The | services a ss -

Give
ufactured, name of Mfe., stating |