Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1934 August 30

OLUME | 17.



=n rye, 1934 crop, ship-
ed in 2% bu. bags, $160 bu.

y, Ellijay. .

Gunn and Geolebys Super

eat, highest official yield in

tate, 51 and 29-100. bu. per|#

cre. Recleaned, $2 bu. FOB.
H. Goolsby, Monticello.
Approximately 6 M. bu. Ful-
hum seed oats for seed. pur-
oses, for sale. W. E. Hudmon,
1

My. own: raising, 300 bu. Ful-
ghum seed oats, 150 bu. Hast-
ings. All. 80 bu. Send remit-
tance. J. Lester Wotten, Per-

b _ in. 5 bu. lots, FOB here.
ma. Nunn, Lawrenceville R 1.
Texas Red Rust-

oats, pure and

sound, for sale. Jesse Lawson,|f

Doraville.
Pure Fulghum seed oats,

guar, pure and sound, slightly i

stained, 75c bu; 100 bu. pure
Purple Straw Wheat, $1.50 bu.
100. bu. pure French Rye, $1.50
bu. All FOB. Amos Floyd, Can-

Ss es. Rye; few hundred bu. na-

Seed Rye grown on my own/f

farm, 100 bu. new seed No. Ga.
Tall growing rye, $1.50 bu. FOB
re. Cash with order. J..R.
arper, Sweet Gum.
Pure Certified Bancroft seed
oats, recleaned and raded, $1 bu.
nm 5 bu. bags, FOB. R. M. Turn-
er, Royston.
Good Ga. Mtn. rye, sound and
n, $1.25 bu. FOB. S. M. Fos-
ter, Clarkesville.



rain and Hay. Wanted



Want 1 M. to 2 M. bu. Seed
ats. W. TIT. Mardre, Thomasville.
Ww:



a For ai

ANCONAS
75 Ancona hens, 35c each. J.
Sore Jr., Zebulon.





BANTAMS

Black. Bantam pullets, hens

d roosters, 35c ea. 3 for $1
B. Hens good layers. Mrs. T.
Reid, Thomaston.

W. L. Bantams, cockerels and

lets, March hatch, or hens,

yrs. old and cock, 60c: each,
1.50 trio; White Rock cock-

ischel _ and Heck strain, $1 ea.
dney Herring, Hartwell. R 1.

est blood lines in genuine |f
bantams, half)

trios, .$2.50;. 2-3 grown,

1 ;. grown, $5; eggs, $1.50 per| ,

Giant Black Minarca hatch-
Bes, $1:50:.. per'.4d;. Qu +H.
: nta, Peters. Bldg.

STATE CAPITOL

Hens, Light, Jb. . PB

' Friers, Battery-Fed, 1b.



PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETS

In my rounds over the state and my close study of farm conditions

Iam convinced that the farmers are gradually coming out of the dis-.

couraging depression of the past several years. I have talked with hun-
dreds of farmers on the streets and at their homes in, the country.

As. a rule farm prices for cur major crops are much higher thani

they were a year ago. Tobacco growers are probably i in better condition.

than any of our other farmers at the present time. The prices paid for

their preduct are about double what they were last season. Cotton is is
thirty per cent to fifty per cent higher at present with prospects for

much higher prices later. Corn is selling at a satisfactory price. Due to
the shert crop of cotton and to the tariff on foreign sesame sunflower
and peanut oils, cottonseed are selling for three times what they did a

year ago. Last year took about all the seed to pay for the ginning and _

wrapping of the cotton while they now net the farmer about $8. 60 per
bale. ae

There seems to be some complaint ahout the acrenge and baleage
allotments to cotton rrowers, especially to those who did not or could
net sign Federal contracts. This work is not a function of the State De-
partment of Agriculture but I have talked with many farm agents about
this matter and I find them willing and anxious to do what they can to

make these allotments fair to all concerned. I have asked them to con-.
sider the small farmer who has never raised enough cotton to depress.

the market. If all of us had been doing as they have done there would
never have been any need for the plow-up campaign or a limited bal-
eage under the Bankhead Bill. It seems very unfair now to punish these
farmers simply because they had a very small acreage or none at all
heretofore.

For fourteca years the farmers of Georgia have sutkscod untold

privation. It has been difficult to procure enough food and clothing and .

shelter. It is time for a brighter day on the farm, I cannot but think;
that it is near at hand.

G. C. ADAMS, Gateudeacce: of Agriculture.

MARKET REPORT

OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

Georgia Produced nearby Hennery, selected fresh eggs: Retail, 3%e doz; Wholesale, 32 doz,
Prevailing Wholesale Prices, August 27, 1934. Always Subject to| Variation. -



Atlanta,
Eggs, Extra, Selected Whites, 90%, $ .28

Begs, Extra, doz. 29
Eggs, Standard, doz. an
Eggs, Georgia trade, doz. --------- at
Eggs, yard run, doz. <= x 22!
Hens, Heavy-Breed, lb. ---------=- 16

INDEX

. Grain and Hay For Sale
Grain and Hay Wanted
Poultry For Sale

10 Poultry Wanted

. Eggs For Sale

Live Stock For Sale
Live Stock Wanted
Positions Wanted
Farm Help Wanted
Plants For Sale

Seed For Sale
Miscellaneous For Sale -
Miscellaneaus Wanted
Georgia Products For Sale
Georgia Products Wanted

Hens, -beshorns bs a
Roosters, lb. >

Friers, Light, Leghorns, 1b.
Friers, Range, lb.

Ducks, Ib. -

Geese Abi ee
Country Butter, best table, Ib. ___-
Ear Corn, (80 lbs. to bu.)

Wheat, bu.
Sweet Potatoes, per SOsibss 2 fos
Cabbage, (green, per Ib.)



ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 80, 1934,

A BRIGHTER FARM OUTLOOK

i | Golden Sebright bantams, 8

- 8] orest.



Cabbage, (white, per Ib.)



SPANISH PEANUTS, No. 1, $55.00, $60.09 per ton, del. mills,





pr. thoroughbred R

old, well marked, $1.50. Will
prove most any floc

# | Quattlebaum, Fort Gaines.

Trio of thoroughbred

Golden Sebright bantams
fF! old, well marked every way,
i|Mrs. W. D. Barefield, Blufftc

15 pure bred White Jap. Sil
bantams, crested, 7 wks. olc

Ei ea. or $5 for lot. No chk
116 Ringneck cee 9 wks
#|$6. No chks. Mrs, J. F. Gardne

Rossville. R 1.



{| BARRED AND OTHER R

Pure bred Buff Rocks,
hatch cockerels, $1 ea.; se

Fleges, same breed, 75c per 15.
B|C. R. Sorrells, Monroe. R 1.

Thompson Imperial B.

cockerels, April hatch, E
E}2 or more, $1 each. From

stoc Well marked, Eegs,

El per 15.-Mys. J. E. Stea
# | Bainbridge. zs

Parks strain B. R. roo
March hatch. Per. 607-

1 |$1.50; 9 March hatch ege-

pullets, about laying, 75c ea.
for pure Cornish hens or pu.
Ea. pay ches. E. A. Dawiey.
ry,
4 March hateh B. R. pul
March. cockerels, Parks stra
pullets, 75c ea; cockerels,
pullets and cockerel, $4; _

W. L. cockerel, 75c Buye
chgs.. Want big bone B. P

f}male pig, Mrs. Henry V. Yo

Summerville. R 1.
14 fancy pure bred, 15
old hens and 2 roosters, Fis

|| strain, $12 del. Mrs. R. J. Bru
& | Toccoa. R 3.

4 fine, bloodtested,
roosters, Thompson stra

go with them, $1 ea. Ha
egs, 60 per 15 prepaid.

: ret. Mrs. G. C. Clifton, Miller

Thompson B.. R. cockere
Feb. Mar. hatch. Extra ni
large birds, $1 ea. large B

"| hens, $1 ea. Al FOB. Cash

order. Mrs. A. J. Collins, ae

Parks strain Bo R. coc ie

: reg. Per. No. 543-C-34.

hatch, from Cream and P
stock, $1 ea. or $1. 85 for

: FOB. Mrs. H. L. Odom, Dai:

Nice, pure bred Buff Roc
lets for sale or exc. for pur

4 | Buff Leghorn pullets. B. L. Lynn
5; Waycross, R 2.

a

CORNISH
White cornish hens,

i | cockerels, $1.50 ea. Wt. 4 to |

Younger stock, cheaper; egg

| for 75c. Paul E. Law, Tifton

Pure Cornish, 12 wks.

fi-ea. not prepaid. Money

only. Mrs. Harvey H. Fos
Donough. R 5. Box 118. (Gree
wood). '

8 pure bred, large tyne
ish: hens. $1 ea. or 75
lot..Some of Mrs. -Sike

Money order. Mrs. Lola Gar

Sylvester. R 2. :
Pure bred Dark Cornisk

lets, Mareh hatch, $1 e

ers; $1. ea. = J. R.-Gar

(| Locust. Grove, ..






Department of
_ Agriculture

Executive Offices,
State. Capitol, Atlanta, Ga. 4

eee, She

G. Cc. ADAMS,
Commissioner

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Special Notices



PARTNER IN POULTRY
WANTED

Will furnish either 300 or 700
cap. Inec., brooder, kerosene,
house, poultry yard (planted in
green feed) and a guarantee that
you wont loSe any money, if
party will furnish eggs and feed
to 2% lbs. Reference. Mrs. J. T.
Vaughn, Bowdon.

Poultry For Sale

GAMES
Extra fine Game hens and
pullets, $1 ea. = L. Wilbanks,
Brunswick.

Few trios of Smith Blues, 1%
to 2 Ibs., $3 trio; Single stag,
$1.50; pullets, $1 ea. Guar dead
game. Raised from Winners.
Cash with order. No personal
chks. accepted. C. Ss. Strozier,
Woodville.

3 pure pit game cocks, $2 ea.
5 hens, $1 ea. Carl Griffin,
Gainesville. 85 Oak St.

1 Roundhead and 'Warhorse,
cross stag, 5c; 1 Roundhead







cation, Box Numbers, etc., in lieu,

letin. The Bulletin and its Ser-





2 15c: 1 hed Quill. gtoe:
$1. All bred pure and dead game.
W. C. Coleman, Jr., Eastman, R
by

18 hens, 4 cocks, pure Shelton
Roundheads, guar. dead game.
$20 for lot. J. P. Bridges, Col-
lege Park. 909 Madison Ave.

.|Phone, Dea-4723 J.

for 5 chickens 4 hens and roost-
er, R. I. Reds or B. Pl. Rocks
preferred, J. M. Marsh, LaFay-
ette Ga. Chattanooga St.

-1 Pea-hen, has set for 2 sea-
sons and hatched every egg. $10.
Addie Hicks, Scottdale. Box a8:



' - GIANTS

Few White Giant cockerels, 14
wks. old, nice big fellows, $1.75
ea. J. Bl Matthews, Marietta.
Box 62.

14 wks. old Jersey White Giant
cockerels, from BWD _ tested
flock, Waccinated, healthy, etc.
$2 ea. E. D. Underwood, Mari-
etta.

10 Jersey Black Giant pullets
and 6 cockerels, April and May
1934 hatch. $1 ea. for April, and
75c ea. for May hatch. Mrs. W.
C Carroll, Wrightsville, R 2.

LEGHORNS

100 head Buff Leghorn pul-
lets, about ready to lay, $1 ea.
W. H. Clough, Blackshear.

12 wks. old AAA W. L. ped.
cockerels. All out of official
Contest hens that lay 300-337
and av. over 25.o0z. to the doz.
60c ea. FOB. Mrs. Ione Edger--
ton. Baxley. R 4. Box 6.

50 Eng. W. L. cockerels, 14
wks. old. Parent stock, direct
from England. 65c ea. 150 AAA
Grade S. C. R. I. Red cockerels
and pullets, 12 wks. old, 65c ea..
Exch. either for Eng. W. L. pul-
lets, 12 wks.old. No culls. Mrs.
Hovas Talley, Ohoopee.

Pure bred B. L. roosters, May-
April hatch, $1 ea. Mrs. C. B.
Dorsey, Rome. R 1.

15 April hatch Hollywood
strain S. C. W. L. cockerels, $1
ea. FOB. Foundation stock from
250 egg record and up. Exch.
some for pullets of same strain
and age. Charlie eee Vi-
enna. R 4.

Booths W. L. file A cocker-
els, 320-342 egg record parent
stock. Sell or xc, for W. L. pul-
lets, or choice syrup; Toggenburs
milking and bred does, heavy
milkers for sale or exc. Want 50
choice. W. L. pullets. Edwin
Simpson, Atlanta, 695 Paynes
Ave., N. W.

140 A-1 W. L. gullets from
trapnested and bloodtested
stock, ready to lay, $1 ea. Money
order with order. J. C. Batten,
Winokur.

10 pure White Tene pul-
lets, 12 wks. old, 40c each, or
exc. for R. R., same age, pure
bred. Mrs. Gertie Conneil, Bruns-
wick, R 1.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS
Pullets, cross between Brown

Leghorn and Buff Orpingtons,
wt. 2% lbs. and up,, 25c Ib. not
prepaid. Money order or cash.
S. R. Harden, Baxley. R 2.

Lovely pullets, Barred Rocks,
Buff Orp., Imported Black Aus-
tralorps, and few choice Aus-
tralorp cockerels, 75c ea. Mrs.
E. Spence, Dunwoody.

40 W. Wyandottes, White
Rock and Reds, 10 wks. old, $10
FOB, if taken at once. Sell all
or part, but not less than 15 to
one party. Mrs. J. T. Holland,
Toomsboro.

ORPINGTONS

February hatch Buff Orp. coc-
kerels and pullets, Booths Ped.
stocks, Lady Egg-a-day strain,
direct when day old chicks.
Bloodtested and vaccinated, $2.00
ea. pen of 3, $5. Mrs. J. C. Ward,
Perry.









PIGEONS

25 pigeons, 2 White Kings and
23 Blues, 25 pair. E. P. Powers,
Wray.

23 prs. White Kings, mated
and working, 15 prs. banded, 2
yrs. old, 8 prs., 1 yr. old, $8 for



lot, FOB. Mrs, W. M. Ellis,

Z

R. L REDS

10 thoroughbred R. I. Red
hens and cockerel. April 1933
hatch, $10 for lot. One of the
hens has 5 thoroughbred baby
chicks, 4 wks. old. Party to pay
transportation chgs. Mrs. C. F.
Lord, Toomsboro.

Reds, pure Donaldsons direct
7 mos. old cockerels, ready for
service. Choice, $5, $3 and $2
each; 20 Reds, 4 to 6 wks. old,
35c ea. Mrs. R. J. Fleming, Lin-
colnton. -

7 S. C. R. I. Red cockerels,
Mahood strain, April hatch, 75c
ea; $5 for lot; 4 pullets, same
strain and hatch, 65c ea. $2.50
for lot. Mrs. A. Baker, Sr., Nor-
man Park, R 1, Box 65.

8 Mahood (selected heavy lay-
ers) S. C. R. I. March hatch
cockerels, $1.50 ea .Other Reds,
good color, same age, $1.00 each.
Elzie D.- Sandifer, McRae.

15 Donaldson Red hens and 1
cockerel, Yr. old, hens laying,
$12. Must sell soon. Come see
them. Mrs. Annie Walters, Hape-
ville. 3421 Stewart Ave., Phone,
Cal. 2924.

TURKEYS,



DUCKS, GEESE,

GUINEAS, ETC., FOR SALE
- 3 extra fine White Fekin
drakes, from MHastings March
1934 hatch. Wt. 6 lbs. ea. $1.50
ea. Del. anywhere near Atlanta.
F. Bartram, Dunwwody.

4 White Pekin ducks and drake
75c ea; 2 of Silver Martin rab-
bits, grown, unrelated, $1 ea. or
$2.75 for lot. Mrs. J. P. Harvey,
Loganville,

WYANDOTTES
Some very fine 3 mos. old,
av. 2% Ib. White Wyandotte
cockerels, $1.25 ea. C. J. Ed-
mondson, Hapeville. Phone, be.
1594,





Poultry Wanted

BABY CHICKS
Want 100 pit game baby chicks
del. about September 15th or as
soon. thereafter as possible. J.
W. Davis, Pearson, R 1, Box 80.
Want to raise on halves 75
to 500 baby chicks, any breed,
to 10 wks. old. Let me hear at
Miss Mistic Gray, Lavonia.

BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS

Exch. pure bred Jersey hiefer
or bull for pullets. Barred Rocks
preferred, but will accept any
other good breed. Mrs. D. W.
Hodges, Brinson. :

Want best price on 2 Parks
stra. B. Rock, February-March





hatch cockerels, of good laying

stock, also few lbs. new goose
feathers at reasonable price. M.
F. Rabun, Lyons, RFD 4.

CORNISH

Exc. 3 pure bred Dark Cornish
R. C. roosters, March hatch, for
3 of same breed and age. Must
be pure bred and of large type.
Ea. pay express charges. Mrs. L.
S. Howard, Ficklin.

GAMES
Exch. trio Half: Roundhead,

half Thomas Grey Ripper, for
select Sledge & Hanna Travel-
ler brood cock. H. B. Page, Tif-
ton. R 3.







LEGHORNS
Want W. L. pullets, Tancred
or other good strain March-Ap-
ril hatch. No culls. Write what
you have, full particulars in first
letter. H,. G. Johnson, Allentown.

ae



yr
palits. ay Ae Speer ts --Varnell
Want 200-300 pure bred
L. March-April hatch pullets.
culls. State best price in first
letter. E. M. Thomas, Morena:
fons
~ Want 3 to 500 White Leg-

|horn laying hens by November

15th. Party furnish chickens and
feed and I furnish work and sell
eges on 50-50 basis. Ref. if de.
sired. Ida Johns, Screven.

Exch. 1 White Giant cock-
erel, 15 wks| old, in fine sh
wt. about 4 Ibs. for 3 pure bred,
good laying, large W. L. pul-
lets. Dow Reece, Marietta. Box
62.

Want to buy 100 W. L. pull 5
free of disease and from good
laying strain. Not particular
about age. D. B. Preston, (Cu
seta.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKEI
Want 25 pullets, 5 or_6

old. Must be reasonable pric

M. Y. Arnold, Newnan, RFD





PIGEONS es

Want best cash price on 50 pr.

of common pigeons, del. Cairo.
A. L. Hurst, Cairo. -

Trade 18 Racing Homers:
7 mated pairs of White or Si
ver Kings, or sell Homers for
$7. Wm. Futrelle, Sava
2428 Abercorn St. : Ze

Want 1 pr. White Fantail Dp
geons, or Red Carneaux or White
Kings. State colors, particula:
and lowest cash price, FOB
Lonnie McMichen, Dallas, R 3.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,

ETC., WANTED

7 pure bred Bib Blue Toulouse

geese, $6 pr. or. $17.50 for the

lot. Exch. for chickens at market

price, delivered. C. W. fee Nor-
Cross.





Eggs For Sale



Turken (Spencer Wonder Bird)
eggs, $1.25 per 15. Miss Rebecca
Campbell, Atlanta, 860 Bo
vard, S. E.

Live Stock F or Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE
1 brindle cow, gives 3 gal.
over when fresh; .now giving
about 1% gal. Cash, $17, or trade
for W. Leghorn pullets and
brooder. S. J. Griener, Atlanta.
R 5, Box 332-B.

4 yr. old- Jersey cow, 3 ga. re
milk, $35. Male calf 3 days old.





{P. A. Strickland, Screven, * d,

Box 160.

1 perfectly marked 6 yr.
Jersey cow, 3rd calf 1-mo. ol
Cow extra rich milker, no ba
habits. Dont write, come see
and get price; also 1 Guernsey
cow, freshen in fall. Mrs. Et el

{| Jones, Lula. R 2.

1 fresh Jersey cow, 4 gal. milk,
1% and 2 lbs. butter, for sale;
2 horse Studebaker wagon, $25
Exch. wagon for 1 horse wagon.
J. E. Benson, Franklin, R 2.

About 35 beef steers at mark
price. Come see;Red sugar can
ic; C. R. Sugar cane and V.
P. cane, 2c stalk, if come for -
in October, B. O. Fussell, Bruns
Wick,

The fine herd of the late
B. W. Hunt, 25 cows, 1. fine,
male, some calves See Mrs. Be
Sie Butler, Exct. Madison.

1 pure bred Jersey cow, cal
6 wks. old, giving 4 gal.
and 1% Ibs. butter. per day, $4
Mrs. S. W. Avera, Lexington.

1 Jersey cow, 3 yrs. old, fir
calf; 2 gallon milker. $20 cas
Margarett Crowley, Griffin, R

oe sell at beef prices an
part of 50 White Face h
and steers, 10 to 12 mos,
from hibred cows and registe
bull. P. J. MeNatt, Vidalia.



re just freshened and
milkers; other one
soon. Graded, not reg-
rite for particulars. J.
n, Point Peter. R 2.
Hereford bulls, fancy
2% yrs. old, $100 each;



miles east of El-

Polled Herefords. Best
Domino and Mischief

- Few select breeding
Perry E. Lunsford, Cov-

Jersey cows, 1 fresh
hh 2 mos. old calf; 3

he first. Fair prices. Gra-
Ridley, Franklin.
m color bull, 2 yrs. old,
3 heifers, all bred to come
er part of fall and first
r, $15 and $20 ea; bull
mos. old, half Guernsey,
B. Brown, Ball Ground.

ileh cows, 1 Jersey and
will be fresh in

d 200 ibs. both for $20.
ames ODell, Atlanta. R

g, fresh Jersey cow,
rs. F. M. Fisher, College
1018 So. Main St.
ral nice cows, all fresh,
r without calves; several
nd young pigs, for sale
h. Will accept mules,
or anything can use on
= Witt, Oglethorpe.

young Hereford
om my famous Colonial
tion. Breeding of the
and prices that farmers
fc to pay. W. B. Hut-
Albany.
d thoroughbred Blue
ifer, Ist check for
her. Max Carver, East
28 Clermont Ave.
_ Jersey cow, fresh mid-
Sept., 3rd calf; 2 gal.
ilking with feed. Inquire.
Tabor, Albany. Rt.
ionville Road. :

old Jersey cow, 4th
gal. milker,



reaconable

f | Barnes, Sargent. R 1.

Duroc-Jersey Pigs, all ages, at
reasonable prices. L. M. Ken-
nedy, Collins.

5 pure bred thrifty Short-nose
Berkshire pigs, 6 wks. old, $3

ea. All letters promptly answer-
Me ie E. L. Rousey, Deweyrose. R

Pure bred Shore-Nose Berk
Shire pigs, 7 wks. old, $3 ea. 2

-| for $5.50; Black Minorea cock-

erels and pullets, Pape strain,
$1 ea, or 5 pullets and 1 cockerel,

$5. Woodrow Wilson, Martin. RI

2.

Reg. big type Black Essex pigs,
3 mos. qld, $5 ea. either sex,
with pedigree. Sat. guar. Also
Cokers Cert. Abruzzi seed rye,
recleaned, weevil treated, $2 bu.

.|B. F. Murphy, Sandersville.

2 pure bred Duroc shoats, $2
ea. 1 P. C.-Duroc, cross 3 mos.
old shoat, $1.75 in light crate
| FOB. Exch. for young R. I. Red
hens. Mrs. Vera Duggar, Syl-
vester.

6 Black P. C. and S. P. Cc.
mixed pigs, farrowed Aug. 8. All
strong and healthy, easily kept
and stay fat. Sell any time after
4 wks. old though prefer keep-
ing until 6 wks. old. James W.
Jackson, Fayetteville. R 2.

Reg. S. P. C. hogs from Cham-
pion blood for sale or exch. for
Leghorn hens; also Half and
Half cotton seed, ist yr. from
breeder, kept pure at gin. Sell
or exch. for Leghorn hens. F.
H. Bunn, Midville.

8 shoats, $3 to $4. Wt. about
40 lbs. Also some good milch
cows cheap for cash. W. S. An-
derson, Middleton, R 1.

Reg. O. I. C. pigs from Cham-
pion blood lines, cheap for cash.
A. T. Rigsby, Sale Citp.

8. White Chester pigs, $1.50
ea. at barn. Farrowed August
1; ready Sept. 15th. R. L. Al-
bea, Metasville.

5 full blooded Essex pigs, $3
each; 21 pigs half Essex and
Berkshire, $2.50 ea. at my barn.
Cade Cleveland, Elberton. R 2.

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE

Good looking blind mule, wt.
about 1100 lbs. and another one,
about same size. $80 for the 2,
or will exch. for a yoke of oxen
in good shape, 6 or 8 yrs. old. C.
M. Jackson, Lawrenceville.

12 yr. old mule, wt. 1100 Ibs.
for sale or trade. W. A. Drennan,
Fayetteville.

1 mare mule, about 900 Ibs.
jgentle and sound, but one crip-
pled foot; good worker. $25; or
with wagon, $40. M. E. Trimble,
Tallapoosa.

Shetland ponies, all colors, 3
and 4 yrs. old, $35 to $45. Come
see them. W. S. McMichael,
Buena Vista.

1 real good work horse, $45,
or exch. for cows or hogs. Da-
vid L. Bruce, Toccoa. R 3.

Mule, not afflicted any way,



lonly old for sale. J. E. Williams,

-|Alma. P. O. Box 54,

1 good, sound plug mule, $40.

| Wt. about 1200 or 1300 Ibs. Am

quitting farming. J. W. Smith,

*| Hazlehurst. R 3.



for

stock. W. N. McCul-
ossville.

d big bone P. C. male

ith good, reliable par-

be used for service, with

on 50-50 basis. Write

particulars, or see. J. G.

d big bone Black P.
for service, at my barn
Hollowa: eee tl 1



Good old mule, $50 at barn.
Exch. cows or hogs. Near Liber-
ty Church. Mrs. John King, Jes-
up. Re;

Fine sorrel mare mule, wt.
about 1150 lbs... 9 yrs. old.
Bargain at $200. N. J. Garrett,
Dublin. R 7.

Pair sorrell mare mules, 7
and 8 yrs. old, wt. 1 M. Ibs.
ea. Gentle, work: anywhere and
is extra gcod to saddle and
buggy. $100 each. Take milch
cow and plug mule as part
payment; Polled: Hereford or
Black Angus bull. yearling. Ot-
tis Moody, Coffee. :

1 good plug about 35



4 yr. Sid mule in 1st place |
econd., $100; Jersey
calf, 1 mo. old, 3 gal. $20;
Want to buy pure S. L. Wyan-
dotte rooster at market price
plus postage. Tom Kittle, Villa
Rica, >

RABBITS FOR SALE :

4 bred N. Z. White does and 3
pure bred Chinchilla bucks. All
large stock and in good cond.
75c ea. J. M. OKelley, Jr., -Mon-
roe. RED 2:

Show quality, heavy wt. Chin-
chillas, fully ped. Reasonable. S.
Jones, Lylerly, Ga.

3- White rabbits: buck and
2 does, 4 mos. old, 50c each or
the 3 for $1 FOB. Rev. B. S.
Williams, Milan. R 3. Box 60.

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE

5 goats, 3 pure bred Toggen-
burgs, 2 nannies and 1 billy, 1%4
yrs. old, 1 giving a qt. milk per
day, 2 yrs. old, will be fresh in
January; 2 half-Angora nannies.
Lot for $15. C, B. Atkins, La-
Fayette. R 6.

75 sheep for sale. All in good
cond. Come see them. John O.
Braselton, Braselton, Ga.

40 head of goats, 75 ea. at
pen; 6 head of geese, 50c ea;
20 pigeons, old fashioned Blue
and White, 10c ea. Party to pay
exp. chgs. on pigeons and geese.
Mrs. W. S. A. Beckworth, Bax-
ley.

Milk goats. Must see by. Sep-
tember ist. Pure bred, register-
ed and Grades at your own price
Come see them. W. W. Randall,
LaGrange.

1 Saanan white doe, 1 white,
half Saanan doe: 2 and 6 yrs.
old, not reg. for sale. Mrs. A.
D. Beckett, Atlanta. 1544 Avon
Ave.

Live Stock Wanted

HOGS WANTED

Will exch. thoroughbred
Hampshire male, wt. about 175
=200 Ibs., about 22 mos. old, for
2 thoroughbred Hampshire gilts,
3 mos. old, or older, or will sell
for $15; also 4 mos. old Hamp-
Shire boar, $4. O. S. Duggan,
Chester, Ga.

HORSES A MULES

-WANTED

Exch. 1 dark mare, 12 yrs. old,
wt. 800 Ibs. for Shetland pony,
wt. 300 or 400 lbs. Ellis Darby,
Soperton. RFD 3.

Exch. nice miich cow, fresh
with 2nd calf, for good mule or
horse. A. C. Freeman, Flovilla.

Want ad -saddle horse or
mare that will buggy and plow,











D

wt. about 1 M. lbs. when fat, not

over 10 yrs. old, sound, and
cheap for cash..W. W. McPher-
son, Villa Rica.

Want I large, or-2 small steers.
Will exch. good work mare, 12
yrs. old, work anywhere, for

same. R. L. Rumsey, Toccoa. R|

dc

SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED

Want a Service billygoat,
about 1 yr. old, from the largest
breed known. Will pay cash. R.
K. Hightower, Damascus.

COW STANCHIONS WANTED
- Want 18 steel cow. stanch-
ionions in good cond., if pric-
ed right. Henry F. Denham,
Bloomingdale, Ga.

Positions Wanted

Want good 1 horse farm for
1935 or 3rd and 4ths. Chas. P.
Sims, Atlanta. 369 Georgia Ave.
S. E.

Want farm for 1935 Able to
run self. 3rd and 4ths, or stand-
ing rent, or cotton rent. Must
be choice place, close to good

YSN









cow, 3rd

| pay later.

|



some bottom. Cc.
Mountain.

Want 4 or 5 acres land to. iad
on shares. 1 girl, 16, and man,
70 yrs. of age. Will build up
place and jtake good care of
grounds, etc. 3 in family, all
able to do reasonable farm duty.
J. . Darby, Ball Ground. R 5.

Want 2 horse crop on 3rd and
4ths and 1 horse crop, 50-50 ba-
sis. 2 fairly good houses, good
pasture with -running water;
near church and school. Must
be good land. Mrs. Scores eke
Jey, Cedartown. R 3.

Refined widow, 50 yrs. old,
wants job on farm in So. Ga.,
assisting with light farm work.
Mrs. Alice B. Ouzts, Tifton. R 1.

Want job as farm supt., or
foreman of stock, dairy, or poul-
try farm. Can begin work now.
Vester M. Ownby, Atlanta. 97
Lakewood Terrace.

Family of 4, good cotton pick-
ers, want a 1 horse crop for 1935,
and would like to get out now
and help gather crop; 3rd and
4ths, share crop, or standing
rent. W. S. Coward, Atlanta. 973
Fortress Ave. S. W.

Want job on farm with elder-
ly couple or small family in No.
Ga. Will begin with $2 week
with raise later if satisfactory.
Willing worker. Miss G. Jones,
Rabun Gap. R 1.

Want job with good Christian
people on farm, repairing and
building, ete. Good all around
Manager. Good references. So-
ber, good habits. John Passmore,
Nashville. Clo Gen. Del.

Lone widow wants job assist-
ing with light farm work for
home and small salary.. Sinde
Pyron, Whitesburg. R 1. Clo J. R.
Clark.

Want hear from good man
wanting a 1 horse farmer, 50-50
basis. Good land and pldgs., lo-
cation in So. Ga. Write or see
S. T. Jefferson, Stockton.

Want job on dairy or tending

to poultry. 18 yrs old, can drive

car. Reasonable salary. Want
work at once. Miss Ruby Wilson,
Fairmont, R 2, Box 111. ~
Want 3 horse crop on halves.
3 houses. Have to be moved and
furnished groceries. Would work
for wages and overseer farm. No
bad habits. White. Ready to
move. Come get me and will re-
Write at once. Lee
Crumley, Buford. R. 2.
Want place on farm to work
with garden, poultry,cows, etc.
with people of unquestionable

; Character. Would consider stay-

ing with single woman. who
wants someone on farm. Miss G.
Cleveland, Bluffton.

Want job as caretaker. Am
over 50. Want to live as one
of family. Land for .notatoes

+and chickens, etc. All conven-~'

iences. Can furnish self some.
J. L. Mauney, Atlanta. 346
Cunningham place, S. W.

Married man, 30 yrs. old,
exp. in gen. farming, poultry
business, carpentering, and can
handle labor and repair in gen-
eral, want job as overseer on
large farm, or job on poultry
farm. J. C. Ethridge, Ousley.

2 young men, 18 and 20 yrs.
of age want job on farm or in
dairy. Life exp. Willing work-
ers, no bad habits except smok-
ing. Need work at once. Write:
Bert Rodgers and Frank Cat-
lett, Flintstone, Ga.

Want job picking cotton at
once. Can pick better than 200
lbs a day. Make best offer per
100. M. N. Hardin, Adairsville.
Bd:

Want farm on halves, 35 or
65 acres of land. Exp. farmer,
raise cotton, corn or anything
that can be raised on farm.
Bert Millholland, Morganton.

=

and handle any kind | of f

machinery. Want place for la
ter part of this Fall and fo
1935. Salary preferred. D.
Ogletree, Macon. RFD 3.

Want 1 horse farm, somewhere
below Hazlehurst, Ga., on the
river. Have own stock feed one:
tools. J. T. Smith, West Gret,
Ri 2: :

Want work on farm, assisting
with light work for board and
smal] salary. Mrs. Mary Roper, s
Irwinton, Ga. a

Exp. dairyman and truck driv=_
er wants job at Dairy. A-1 Milk-
er. Can furnish ref. Write and
state wages. A. H. Stephens, Jr.,
Dawson, Care W. T. Denton.

Exp. disabled Ex-Service man,
wants a job driving truck for re-
liable truck farmer. House, gar-
den, wood furnished. Norman A.

Weather, Ivey, R 1.

Want place to help eather s
chop for 1934, or a small crop for
1935 on 50-50 basis. Close to
church and good settlement.
Ready to move at once. 3 in.
family. J. W. Hall, Atlanta, 1036 _
Ridge Ave., S. W.

Want job on dairy farm. Good
dry hand milker. 27 yrs. old. 3 in
family. Charlie Mooney, Atlan-
ta, 1036 Ridge Ave., S. W.

Want crop to gather this fall
and 1 horse crop on shares for
1935. Will work by the month
this fall, H. L. Hill, Waco.

Want 1 horse farm on 50-50
basis. 45 yrs. old, raised on farm.
3 in family, all large enough to.
work. Am a North Ga. man. R.-
A. Land, Ty Ty, R 1. :

Want job with nice people on
farm assisting with light farm
work, garden, poultry and milk-
ing cows, etc. Reasonable salary
and board. Prefer near Atlanta.
37 yrs. old. Mrs. Maye Hill, Waco

Want a home with Christian
people on school and bus line,
near church. 31 yrs. old, widow;
7 yr. old girl. Can do light farm
work. Can milk and other light
farm work. Furnish postage for
reply. Mrs. L. B. Hyder, Frank-
Tin, R-2:

Want 1 or 2 horse farm on
halves, to make tobacco and
cotton and other farm produce.
Do not have a mule. Have to
be furnished. Prefer near Tif-
ton, but consider anywhere
near good tobacco market, on
good land. Dave Hulett, Ee

ton. R 2.

Want small 2 horse crop for
1935. Stock and tools to be
furnished. B. F'. Holcomb, Tun-
nell Hill. R 2.

Widow, with 1 child, 3 yrs.
old, wants job assisting with
light: farm work, etc., for
board, clothes and little spend-_
ing money. Go anywhere. Mrs.
Emily Freeman, Warrenton. R-
3:
29 yr. old young man of
character and ability, desires
position farm. Reared on farm, |
Reasonable salary and board.
References. Charlie Brown, Ly-
lerlv. R 2. x =

.Young man and wife, with

+1 child want 1 horse crop on

halves. will work for wages, for

1935. Honest, sober, etc. and
ean give good ref. Write OF ~
see. Coy Stonecypher, NO
5 tea

Farm Help Wanted







Want middleaged man to he
gather crop. Will pay $5 month,
then if agreeable will hire for
another year. Jesse D. Scoggins, =
Gore, R. 1.

Want girl to help with - light
farm work. Pay reasonable. sal-
ary. Mrs. J. O. Lunsford,
ing Rock, e le



lies, white or ored, or
ithout, stock and tools. See or
rite for full particulars. R. J.
Witt, Oglethorpe, Ga.

_ Want capable white woman, 25
to 40 yrs. of age, for light farm
work. Good home and reasonable
salary. Communicate with:
Thos. Werner, Atlanta,
_ Lakewood Ave., S. E. :
Want young, country raised
woman for light farm work.
Good home and salary. Write full
particulars. J. Hamp Sirman,

Valdosta, Box 522.

_ Want nice, smart and honest
white woman or girl to do light
farm. work for board and salary
of $1.25 per week. Mrs. M. B.
Dovie, Fairburn, Rt. 1.
_ Want family, white or colored
to help gather crop of 1934. Will
pay prevailing prices, will move
anyone within radius of 25. mi.
Griffin, and will furnish house,
wood and water. E. R. Gaulding,
- Williamson, R 1.
- Want clean and healthy fam-
ily who. can work, to gather 2
horse crop; like. someone who
would prefer to farm the same
crop for next year on halves, as
made this present crop with day
tee G. W. Williams, Columbus,
Rei.

Want unincumbered, middle-
aged woman, healthy, of good
character, unafraid, to live with
family and do light farm work.

~ Good home, small salary. At
- once. W. T. Bridges, Byron.
_ Want man, 35-45 yrs. of age
to help run a small truck farm.
Must know how to fix and run
a) truck or car. Jehn L. Bennett,
> Screven, R 2; Box 31.

13ia

| Want reliable colored girl for
- light farm work, milk cow, care
for chickens, etc. Room, board
and $5. month, Hugh Murray At-
lanta, R 4, Box 291.
Want man and wife and grown
boy for farm and dairy work: No

Small children. Must be clean}

- dependable and be experienced
_ Milkers. Snuff, cigarette, liquor
and loafing not wanted. Apply
in person, or write in detail, with.
- ref, Clarence Dorsey, Rome, R 1.
(Summerville Road) Phone,
Rome 4302.
_ Want white woman, 45 or 50
_ yrs. old, to milk cow and do
other light farm work. Mrs. J.
_ iH. Samples, Atlanta, 1196 May-
dand Circle.
. Want good man to work 2
horse crep on 3rds_ and 4ths.
Furnish self. Good land-and good
houses, out-bldgs.,
line, 2 miles center point. Also
want girl, 15-20 te live with fam-
ily and assist with light farm
chores. Small salary, I. M. Mc-
_ Culman, Carrollton, R 5, Box 69.
a Want nice, settled woman of
. good healthy, to do light farm
- work for $5 month, and board, at
~ once. Live in home. J. G. Turne
Moultrie, R 1.
Farm help. wanted in Dodge
County op. the. Hishway. I have
' a fine proposition to offer three
real farmers who can _ operate
two or more plows independently
Write: W..E. Scruggs, Macon,
124 Oleveland Ave.
_ Want woman, 18 to 35 yrs. of

age to live in home and help}

with flowers, thickens. and other

light farm work. for board and
_ clothes and some spending mon-
_ ey. Geod. home for right party.
Mrs. L. BE. Watkins, Atlanta, Rt.
131 Roswell Road. (1. block
_ Buckhead.) ee

_ Want some good, nice woman
_ that can pick 150 or 200 Ibs. cot-
ton per day. Board and reason-
able salary: T. L, Roberts, Car-

roliton, R 2. -

zs Want an. experienced. farm

family for 1935. Must beable to

RAs, |

and on bus

sock, Ig
between Marietta and Roswell, 17
miles Atlanta. J. O. Harris, At-
lanta, 935 Peachtree St., N. HE. -

Want family of colored folks at
once to gather hay and other
crops, and farm for 1935, and
work some turpentine free range
FJ. M. Miller, Wray, R 2. |
| Want good, steady, single man
to see after gathering crop; also
want to trade pair mules for a
pair of large mares. J. H. Trice,
Barnesville.

Want practical farmer who can
furnish himself for a 2 or 3
horse farm on halves. Good land
stock and markets. S. L. Calfee,
Brunswick.



FARM PARTNER WANTED

Want partner to finance 200]
acres in a new melon: Descrip-
tion, Long Green, black seed,
red meat; good shipper, keeper
and prolific bearer. Also Chi-
na trees (Melin Azed or ach,
L.) Communicate with: Allen
R. Johnson, Empire.

Plants For Sale

Dutch cabbage and Ga. col-
lard plants, 300, 35c; 75e M.
Mailed. H, P. Crow, Gainesville,
R 4,

Tomato, cabbage and collard
plants, 500, 60c; $1 M; Lady T.
strawberry plants, 500, $1; $1.75
M:; Klondike, 500, 75c; $1.50 M.
del. Prompt. shipment. C.. D.
Crow, Gainesville, R 2.

Wakefield and Flat Dutsh cab-
bage. plants, 75c M. Prompt ship-
ment. Jim Tumlin, Gainesville,
Ret ;

Lady T., Progressive everbear-
ing strawberry plants, 30c C;
Condons Mastodon everbearing,
40c. CG; Jungs. Wonderbearing
Jungs Gibson and Premier, ear-
ly, 25 for 25c;. 50 for 45c; post-
paid. Exe. for white sacks. Mrs.
Sarah Grindle, Dahlonega, R 1.

Stone, and Baltimore tomato,
Ga. collard, Chas. . W. cabbage
plants, 20c C; 500, 50c; 90c M;
5 M. and over, 75c M. collect.
Prompt shipment. C. F. Waldrip,
Gainesville, Route.

Late Flat Dutch cabbage, 200,
25c; 500, 50c; 90c M. Pie plants,
Horse radish, 3 for 15c. Henry
Eller, Ellijay, R 3.

Late plants of all var. cabbage
and collards, $1 M. Edgar Woed-
all, Cornelia.

Heading and Ga. collards, 400
40c; 75 M. mailed; 10 M. $4.00
collect. L. A. Crow, Oakwood.

Tomato, New Stone, Marglobe,
15e : $1 M~ 5 tO Ym. Ga.
Heading collard, 3-10 in. cabbage
5-7 in. Hot and Sweet -peppers,~
8-10 in. Egg-plants, 200, 25c; 500
50c: 90c M; Crystal Wax and
Bermuda onion sets, 25c Quart.
prepaid. Mrs. H. L. Brittingham,
Guyton.

Late Flat Dutch, Chag W. cab-





Cc: $110 M; Imp. Klondike
strawberry plants, 20e C: Rosie
Crowe, Cumming, R 1.

C. W. cabbage, Stone tomato,
Heading collard, 90c M. del. 5
M. $3.35; 10 M. $6.50 collect. Will
ship promptly. Mrs. A. J. Nix,
Flowery Branch, R 1.

New Stone and Gr. B. tomato
plants, 50c, 500; 90c M. del.
Prompt shipment. Geo. L. Du-
rand, Gainesvitle, R 2.

Wakefield and Dutch cabbage,
Ga. and Heading collard, 90 M.
del. 10 M. $6 collect. No chks.
Prompt shipment. E. B. Wether-
ford, Gainesville, R 1.

Wakefield cabbage, Heading
coHards,..200, 25c;..500, 45c;. 80c
M 10 M. $6.50, del. Clyde Smith
|Gainesville, R, 1.

Wakefield and Dutch cabbage,

{Stone tomato,

bage and Ga. collard plants, 15c |.

Stone tomato and Heading col-
lard plants, 25 C. 60e per 500;
9ec. M.. del.
Flowery Branch.

Copenhagen Market, Chas. and
Jersey W., Flat Dutch cabbage
Heading collard,
80c M. del. 5 M. $2.50; 10 M. $5;
.20 M. $10 collect. Ovie Crowe,
Gainesville, R 1. es

Wakefield and Dutch cabbage
plants, 20 C; 200, 35c; 500, 50c;
85c M. mailed, 65c M. Exp. col.
Prompt shipment. Clay Evans,
Gainesville, R 1.

Fall and Winter Heading cab-
bage and collard. palnts, now
ready. Shipped promptly, 300, 35c
500, 50c; 85c M. mailed; 65c M.
Exp. collect; 5 M. $250; 10 M.
$4.50. Major Crow, Gainesville,
Rel:

Marglobe, Stene and Baltimore
-tomato plants, 50c, 500; 90c M.
del. Clarence. Waldrip, Gaines-
ville, R 2.

Mastodon Everbearing straw-
berry plants, 30 . Red and
Black everbearing raspberry, 75c
doz: gooseberry bushes, $1 doz;
white Eng. peach trees, sugar
pear, blue Damson plums, 15 ea.
Mrs. Mae Turner, Cleveland, R
Four.

Sage plants, 20c for 6; 35 doz.
or exc. for turnip, beet, bean or

pecans. and peanuts, also;: Li. J.
Vollrath, Winston.

True Ga. collard plants, 200,
25c; 65c M. Chas. W. cabbage 20c
C; 90c per M. del. Obie Crow,
Gainesville. :

Rhubarb plants, 50 doz; 3 doz.
$1; catnip peppermint and spear-
mint plants, 35 doz;. yellow root
plants, 60 doz; yellow root, 3 lbs.
$1; wild cherry bark, 25 Ib.
Money order. Mrs. Thornton Mc-.
Curley, Hartwell.

Seed For Sale

Crimson clover seed, recleaned,
"ce lb. Mark T. Warren, Dewyrose.

Large red nest onions for ear-
ly Fall planting (cut and. plant
like Irish potatoes, make 8 to 10
to hill), 65c gal; white nest on-
ions, 50c: gal. Postpaid. Mrs. W.
Vv. Robbs, Flowery Branch, R 1.
Crimson clover sed, $6 per 100
Ibs. 7c Ib. for less than CWT. J.
L. Dickerson, Hartwell, RFD 3.

1-2 bu. Seedling peach seed,
$1.10 for lot, postpaid; fine straw-
berry plants, $1 per 500. piants,
plus postage. Mrs. Alice Garner,
Palmetto.

Burr clover seed, dbl. screened
(with inoculation, $5 per. 00. Ib.
lots. Mrs. Luther Aderhoid, La-
vonia.



and hand cleaned, 50 Ib. bag, $3
John Johnson, Lavonia. :

Burr clover seed, dbl. screened
and hand cleaned, 50 lb. bag, $3
John Johnson, Lavonia.

Burr clover seed in rough, 1%2c
Ib. Clean seed, 5c lb. Wallace,
Crump, rtwell, R 3.

2 tons new crop Crimson clov-
er seed in the chaff for sale. J.
T. Hall, Hartwell. 4

Crimson clover seed, 714c Ib. up
te 1 M-lbs. over 1 M. lbs. 7c Ib. |
FOB. R. Mac Cobb, Hartwell, R
Three.

Burr clover seed in rough, 1t4c
Ib, Recleaned seed, 5c lb. Roy
Lewis, Hartwell, R 3.

White and red multiplying on-
ions, 40c gal. Willetts Wonder
English peas, 35 Ib. Lillie Aver-
-ett, Buena, Vista,

Good multiplying Calif. beer
seed, 10c good, start, del. or exc.
1 start for 2 good 48 Ib. cap.
flour.sacks, or for 1 white guano.
sacks. free of holes. Ea. pay pos-
tage. Mrs. Corine Floyd, Rock-
anert R23.





Stone and Baltimore tqmato and

Winfred Waldrip, |

cabbage seed, or onicn sets; want |,

Burr clover seed, dbl. screened |

c lb.,= aspa-
ragus plants, 2c ea. catnip
plants, 2c each. Mrs. Nancy J.
Braswell, Logansville, R 2.

Garden gooseberry bushes, 8
for $1; rhubarb, 12 fer $1;
Horsemint plants, 10c doz;
Sage, 3 bunches, 25c del. All
rooted. T. F. Eaton, Dahlonega.
R 1.

25 Ibs. feathers, 40c Ib.
cash, or would trade for chick-
ens or cows. Mrs. John W.
Strickland, Ray City.

Cured Deer. Tongue leaves
for tobacco flavoring, 25c short
pound, postpaid, 10c for pre-
pared sample package. G. F.
Sutton, Lyons.

1 horse . wagon, practically
new, bought this past spring,
$40. J. A. Cox, Molena. R 1.



Miscellaneous Wanted



Want catnip, green or dri-
ed; also seed and plants. Send
representative samples and
best price. Frank Skinner, At-
lanta. 203 Baker St. N. Ws.



Georgia Products

For Sale

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE
Several truck loads of green
peas (peas are delicious, white
brown-eye) for sale at farm.
D. J. Coogle Andersonville. R
Pes

FRESH AND. CURED MEATS
FOR. SALE

Old fashioned, Brooks coun-
ty smoked with hard wood,
hams, 25e 1b; less in large- lots;
also. pure Ga. Ribbon Cane
syrup, % gal. cans, 6 gal. to
case, $3.60 per case. kL. EH.
Hutchinson, Quitman, R 5.

FRUIT FOR SALE

Dried apples, 10c lb. Green,
Hot pepper, 15c gal. Yellow
root, wild cherry bark, 15c Ib.
or 2 lbs. 25c. J. RR. Mason,
Dahlonega. R 1.

Pineapple pears for sale.
Special price on truck load. R.
L. Cowart, Bronwood.

20 lbs. new sundried peach-
es, 12%c lb. New dried apples
with peeling, lit%ec Ib. No.
chks. Send postage with order.
Eva Burell, Elberton. R 3.)

Pineapple pears at my farm,
from 100 to 150 bu. at 50c bu.
Now ready. S. R. Fitzsimmons,
Tifton. R 3. Box 35.







clean, free of core and peeling.
1934 crop, 10c lb. Postpaid in
10 Ib. Icts cr more. Mrs. M. M.
|Collins, Clayton. R 1.

Nice, sundried peaches, 10c
lb: apples, 12c lb. Both this
yrs. crop; Green, Hot and
Sweet. pepper, either, 25c gal.
Add postage. Mrs. J. L. Phil-
lips, Flowery Branch.

500 bu. Pineapple pears at
my farm, 40c bu. 7 miles north
of Waycross. J. H. Mixon, Way-
cross. R 1. Box 37.

6 to 800 bu. Pineapple pears,
Orchard on paved highway.
See me for price on lof. Thos.
Griffin, Douglas.

Pineapple pears, ready . to
move August 15th, at orchard,
5 miles south Reidsville, on
State Road, No. 23..J. Madison
Smith, Manassas.

Pineapple pears, 40c bu. in
truck load lots, or sell the or-
chard cheaper. Ben B. Hol-
land, Claxton. R 1.

Nice, sundried apples,.10c lb;
hot green pepper, 25c gal, Mas-
todon everbearing strawberry
plants, 25 C. 500,.$1. All. del.
Mrs. E. S.,Holloway, Dahlones
ae Rul. Box. 36.
Nice, bright sundried apples,



| 1934 crop, 10 lb. in 10 Ib. lots,

|

Sundried apples, bright and |:

No Stamps, Miss N
Dahenega. R 1. Box
Pears to truckers,
on, Highway No 7,
south of Vienna, Ga.
Gee Viena. R 5.



HONEY BEES AND
SUPPLIES FOR |

3 - 5 gal. kegs of nev
$1.00 per gal. Del. free.
Dasher, Marlow.

8 strong hives of
good cond. $6 for lot
home. Will exch. for pt
market price. Clayton
Boston. R 1.

.



PECAN AND OTHE
TREES, ETC., FO
Well rooted Conco:

vines, 10c ea. $8 C; $6
er var. 15c ea. $12 C;
State Inspected. Ord
A. Sneed, East Point, 600
Ave., Phone, Cal. 3041, _
2 yr. pear (these pe
fine for preserving, bakin:
ling or eating.) trees, $1
Mrs. W. R. Thompson
ceville. R 1. :



PECANS AND PEAN'

- FOR SALE

60 Ibs. large, soun
pecans, 20c Ib; 100 Ib
lings, 8c lb. not prepai
Belle Timmerman, Br
Box 832% ;

SYRUP FOR SA
Georgia Sugar C
50c gal. FOB here. G

bright. N. W. Daniel,
Pure Sugar Cane
gal. cans to case, $2
halves to case, $3;
maker pecans, 12c lb.
paid. Malvin Collins,





Georgia Prod
Wanted

PECANS AND PEA

WANTED

Want several hw

pecans at once. State
price per lb. Mrs. A. P

chew, Waycross. R 5





Incubators, Bro!
Etc., For Sal

400 cap. Inc., also
Queen City Ine. |]
new, $10 ea. or exch. fo:
or Thompson strain B
Fischel str. White Ro
No culls. W. R. Bartls,
land, R 1, Box 151.



Incubator, Broo
Etc, Wantec



Want good 1 M cap.
brooder, with Thermo
lator, oil burner, in good
J. B. Mathews, Mariet



Positions Wan



8th grade gyehool, orph,
job on farm with nice
kind couple for board
or board and clothes anc
ing, in return for li
work. Kate Adams, Ba
Care D. A. Heard.
35 yr. old man, hon
worker, wants 1 horse
job to overseer one. Car
carpenter work; wife wan
try or Hatchery. Ref.
C. Parker, Elmodel, R 1
377 yr. old white mar
job as dairy man, or truck
or general farm work. S
honest. and. can furnish
.H. Hubbard, Lenox



LC, Sutton.