Lc o. C a soar ee = Ce ; ees, * DEPARTHENT.of ere : Fe PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETS . OLUME 17. STATE CAPITOL ATLANTA, GEORGIA , THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1934. : Flowers atid Seed 17 For Sale | Flowers and IMPORTANT NOTICE TO FARMERS | F=S!=_ Monthly blooming rose b red, white, pink, and a Mar Washington, 5c per cutti |pink weigelia bush, 10 ft. $2 not shipped, or 5c ting. Stamps not accep John Allred, Tallapoosa, Can now express Daffodil in Georgia, $3 per bu. St spected, If writing enclose : Mrs. Julius Jones, Calhon Dbl. yellow japonicas, butter-| y bush, variegated rose, 3 yrs. old, 25e ea. golden bells, winter | jasmine, 6 for 25c; hardy orange _iifies, 2 doz. 25c; everlasting | | Sweet pea seed, 12c large pkg; Dwarf boxwoods, 2% to 3 ft. eap. Miss Eva Cogburn, Al-| Jaretta, R 2. y Azaleas, Wiciladshatons Mtn. laurels; spruce pines, japonicas, coralberry, mimosa, butterfly | bush, Velvet rose, forsythia, white pine, holly, dogwood, crab- pple, Maple, Cherokee _ rose, |. Peach rose, 6 for $1, 12 for $1.75. Mrs. J. H. Penland, Ellijay. Azaleas, rhododendrons, white and red dogwood, sweet shrubs, |}. white pine, holly, mountain lau-|. rels, pink ramblimg roses, snow- | palls. and Easter bells, large pink bush roses, rooted, 90c doz. Add postage. J A. Wilson, Hurst. Since conditions i in the Chemical Laboratory have bachas normal again the work is being carried on in the usual careful and painstaking manner, and the analysis of fertilizer samples has been more than doubled. Ce ee a At the present inte of awalgete it will be onl a short while before all the farmers will receive a report on their fertilizer. | co Giant Empress. daffo 1] blue Roman hyacinth bulbs, dbl. jonquil bulbs, 20c do: doz. $2 and postage. Miss Williams, Conyers, Ral Long Trumpet daffodils, ter and eggs, $1 C., or Postpaid. Send money Il am vitally concerned in the. hacniaes receiving ee value for the money spent by them for fertilizer and I Bink ada: sauna have been exceedingly careful in the selection of the _| | Hinds begonias, pink, rea ange, dbl. variegated pink personnel of the Chemical Laboratory. ming ger. tubexose, white G.C. ADAMS, blue hydrangea, trailing Commissioner of Agriculture. The Laboratory i is in chips of Dr. JR. Cols. one of the best trained chemists:in the South. | ol. petunia cuttings, 12c; and orange sultanas,. 10c cutting; 6 kinds geraniums, 2 kinds lantanas, 3 kinds begonias, 10c cutting; weigelia, abelia, 25c doz. cuttings. Evelyn Roberts, | ee Tallapoosa, R 2. - Regale lily bulbs, large size, |. Aug. 31, 1934. ymed this year, $2 doz. del. order for less than dozen. No changes. A. A. Marshail, asparagus fern, 5c ea. 6 Della Allred, Tallapoosa, R2 Red, white, pink, geraniums, conch: and maple begonias, trailing coleus, and white hydrangea, | | dune cactus, pink and sultanas. All, 3 per cut : ee ee | prepaid. Stamps not ac = \ . ee : | Birdie Allred, Tallapoosa, M A R K E T R EP O R +r _ Pink Verbena, 10e bunch. Ee ae a eee a _.. #| Nora McGarity, ape Sie , - OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS oe fs : . pares Easter lilies, Be ea. bu or 50c doz; next blooming 35c doz; still smaller, | Add postage. Mys. Gussie .| Wrightsville. according to size. | hose interested cordially invit- to see them. Blanche Wood- iff, Greenville. Georgia Produced nearby Hennery, selected fresh eggs: Retail, 38 doz; Whoiesale, 38 doz. Mixed. Jews, primroses, dusty | Prevailing Wholesale Prices, August 27, 1934. Always Subject to Variation. miller, 10 doz. sultanas, Conch ; . gonias, St. Bernard lilies, 15 | . ; ch; blue August lilies, red ver- ieee: Rictew! elected Whites, doz, $ 28 INDEX _ 1 Orange sultana, 1 Tanta snas, 10e; wild and tame shrub- Standard, d 22 Mey pea 94 Arborvitae, 50 each, $1 bery in season. Mrs. Wavy Lewis, | Bees ee ee ee e Page the 3. These are too: lar: oomsboro. ee Eges. Extra, doz. 25 \ Flowers and Seed For Sale _. 1, 2, 3, 8 | ship or mail. Exc. fo: Lae is Eegs. Georgia trade, doz. .-------_ 21 | Flowers and Sec4 Wanted _._------ .| Can use, or for lilies, eS aL aoe A Eggs. yard run, doa. - 28 ~~ second-Hand Machinery For Sale 3, EE Sed eee hristmas, also paper white for | ftens. Heavy-Breed, Ib. 16 Second-Mand Machinery Wanted - 3, | Park Place, S times. 10c each; paper white, | F Hens Light, lb oe Icubators, Brooders, ms s bed - oe x a bargain by the hundred |, : 2 orng 1b ee 10 Incubators, Brooders, E a Ee bushel, Mrs. R. A. Geeslin, ee a : Grain and Hay For Sale y,R3. : : Roosters, Ib. 05.4 Grain and Hay Wanted Fries, Light, Leghorns, Ib. 24. Poultry For Sale Friers, Range, Ib. 26 Atlanta Peonies, 5 for $1; dbl. Tigt lilies, 75c doz; Fluffy-R Crest and Rainbow ferns 25; roses and shrubs for | vember delivery. _= Vickers, Siloam, ia ik tg 00 BO wd Poultry Wanted German itis, pink, blues, deep Eegs For Sate Wisteria, mauve, yellow, cream. rchid, $6 C; less than 50 plants. Te doz; Royal Poinciana seed, this; Queen of the Meadow jot, 5 lbs. $1. No chks. Mrs. An- _&. Butler, West Point. housands of jonquil bulbs, llow, 60e C; 6 pink Tulip hyacinths, 6 Star of Beth- given with each onder as the bulbs last. $5 M. with Mzs. D. A. Pope, Tal- |? Friers. Ducks Geese, Ear Corn, Wheat. se Sweet Potatoes, per 50 eS Cebbarce, (green; per 16.) is - ae Cabbage, (white, Per 23 1.10 Live Stock Fon Sale Live Stock Wanted Positions Wanted Farm Help Wanted Plants For Sale Plants Wanted Seed. For Sale iMisesliansows For Sale Fobacco Wanted Products: For eee i is fete 4 ay Jonquil bulbs, 50e C. or for Golden Sebright banta Cornish, er Buff Minorca, erels, pure bred. Add posta bulbs. Mrs. Lee Vo | ell. Large blooming size Crimson Amaryllis, 40c doz butter and eg DAY, SEPT. 6, 1934 | iced Ente as second class mat- February 15, 1922, at the } Office at Atlanta, Geor-. under the act of June 8, Baeenies for mailing at: Of ae any tices of farm. brodons aa nances a - miss. able | and. Ca only when - is. ne by farm machin Pent ornamental nut's- notices.are publish- mm =Monthly Supplement h ppears on the first | ae and. for sale editions intervals isers. when to St us : type of notices. Scie: d space will not. permit ons of notices contain- | ore than 30 words, in- ding name and address. erve the right to cut | own notices of more than B ords, providing that this duction does not destroy the ynine of the notice. When } $ cannot be cut down will be returned to the * eckal m. 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(5) No item will ha published more than one issue except by special request, then new copy Pot notice must be furnished. (6). All notices appearing in the Market Bulletin are without | charge, and no subseription rate is charged for receiving the Bul- letin, The Bulletin and its Ser- vice is absolutely free to, the Georgia Farmer who wants it. D Prices ef all items listed to be FOB shipping point unless poe stated. ei (8) Address all communica- rect to the State Bureau Markets, State Capitol, Atlanta, m1) Ga. The st icawaried. cooperation will be sincerely. appreciated. , F lowers and Seed _ UF or. Sale = yellow narcissi, April blooming blue iris Siberice; mixed gl ladioli, -hy- acinths, 25 doz, Del. Richard Powell, College Park, R 2. 100 iris, 10 colors, $1.25; $10.00: M. del; CACO, finest red grape known, 2 yrs., 50c ea. del. Limit 10 vines to customer. Order now. James Cureton, Austell. : Easter lily bulbs, large, select- ed, $1 doz; write for prices on larger quantities amd smaller /sizes-Can furnish sev. M. Oliver .| Fussell, Jr., Dawson. Cape Jasmine, 3 yrs. old, 50c; 1 yr. old, 25c, in pots, packed in notics from. pusinss |) houses and business men engag= | tively prohibited. Only farm pro- | ducts, farm machinery (secend-. white phlox, |white, pink, purple Fall pinks, able and all such notices receiv- | with a word of explanation | rhododendrons, red dogwood, for $1 del. Grace Eaton, Dah- (4) Notices must be listed in | this office at least ten days pri- |. in the Bulletin are understood | tions relative to the Bulletin Di-. of Large Tr centiet daffodils, sweet, Williams, monthly roses, moss, 6c; hyacinth bulbs, dbl.) eno oe : G gated ferns, one a beauty with ber- ries on it; Christmas Poinsetita, Christmas Cherry, in in bioom, and with large berries. All healthy, and cheap. Miss Margaret Har-| per, Decatur, 620 2nd Ave. | Jonquils, dif. var., and eel., 7e dez; blue, 5c, root, or in clump, 15, 20, 2c Up, as wanted in size; dah- lia tubers, ic ea. Add postage. Mrs. F. Lloyd, Hiawassee. LA itl e yelloweluster, sw e e oS scented nareissi, .28 doz: or 3 for 25. Add postage. Like to exc: for White, ap blooming white narcissi. Mrs. oJ. eed dleton, Camilla. Le All col. large zinnia or ee: pkt. all cdl. sweet William seed, 10c =spoonft; May blooming | Naxcissi, Ic ea. bulb, er 5c C.| |Add petsage. Mrs. a aes Relley, Lithonia. . Spruce pine, 3-6 tt. a Co: lem- on lilies, purple, iris, "IBC: purple, pink foxglove, _ pink, purple, 25c doz; yellow, 18 doz. Inez. Vick, Ellijay. Ligustrum asi hedge plants, rooted, $1.75 C; King Alfred daf- fodils, 75c per C. bulbs; Gold Bank lilies of Japan, $1 60 C; canna, lilies, red and orange, 30 doz. bulbs. Add postage. Mrs. Gussie Conner, Buchanan, R i Fe poxwoods, 4 yrs. old, 0c ee Peas | each; budellia, abelia, dbl. tiger (3) We reserve the right to re- lilies, 2 for 28c; nandina, 25 a. spruce and white pine, azaleas, | At lonega, R 1. 1 yr: old Sprengeria ferns, 35 ea; red and pink oxalis, - 5e bunch; well rooted pine burrs,| 10c each; Florida lilies, 6 for 25; yard hibiscus, 20c ea. Add post- age. Exe. fer 100 1b: cap. white feed sacks. Mrs. Novie Strouke, Buchanan, R 1. ; ' Camellia Japonieas, all colors, Banana: shrub, Tea-olive, Pitto- sporum, green, variegated, Pyra- cantha, ligustrums, Indica aza- leas, 2, $1.10: Nandinas, abelias, oleanders, altheas, red myriles, Thumbergi, spireas, 4, $1.15. Mrs. J. A. Griffin, Cordele... ne lilies, foxglove, Tc Cc; ibutter-cups, purple, pink, giant phlox, 20c doz; Calif. blue, grey violets, 65c GC; white, blue lilac, 1i5c ea. Irene Bowell, Ellijay, R 3, Box. AL RS es 1 of. each and all of our patrons | Water hya Sache {So 66 3 foe |, 25 postpaid. Mrs. Ben F. Rain-|. Water, Harlem, Star Route. Paul Hariot and. Marliac Flesh water lilies, 50c ea. Both excel- ent bloomers. Not prepaid. Vir- ginia Schultz, Bainbridge. Amaryllis, red spider and Re- fale lilies, ming narcissi, McLeod, College Park. Daffodils, abl. butter and eges, Sey. colors. iris, 75. C; hardy phiox, foxelove, 1 doz. 15e: 2 -d0zZ. 26c. Exe, for anything can use. J. W, Silver, Talking Rock. Pink and white peonies, 25c lump; hibiscus, hollyhocks, Sweet 4 for 26e; lupines, hardy phlox, day lilies, Se. doz; red and black haws, 6 for 25c. All well rooted. Add postage. Tamar Teem, Talk- ing Rock. - Tris, white, iw. purple, ae | Lender... cream, pink, red, varie- dark and light blue, 5e; 1 tiger lilies, blooming size bulbs, 6c ea; day lilies, white and. big, dbl., yellow jonquils, 10c ea. bulb, senable prices. Mrs. yellow forsythia, 5 for 50c. salvia Turkestanica, thrift, doz. Bonnie Abercrombie, 6 for 506; April bleo-1 7c C; Arabian] lilies, 75c_C. del. Mrs; Christine Star of Bothiehom, 45 C; nar- . eisai, daffodils, violets,.; yerbenas, #60. 2 doz. 15e; dbl. lilies, Mrs. Henry. Eller, Ellijay, R 3. Fine dahlias, 5c - per i phot.) Spring del. Send 25c for bex ef) flowers to select from; shrubbery, Jarge and smell. Mrs. W. T. Panter, Be fine me, Jaurels, Jilae, "Xmas sow garland, spires, | rhododendrons, red dog w< lene pine, a = 10 M. fine cannas, " Wureka | : white, City of Portland . pink, | President red, ali colors, $2 C, All kinds bulbs, $4 M.: blooming size. Mrs. J. RB. Camp, Cordele. Large daffodils and narcissi bulbs, 75e C; Arborvitaes, Rose pushes and variety of flowering | shrubs. for fall planting at rea- Cc. E. Lev- e A: Box: 582, bs erett, Atlanta, phane Ra 5060. Tris, blue cd cesie and brown, mauve and purple, lavender, cream, and white, blue hyacinths, jonquils, dbl. cream and. orange, per doz. 26c. Mrs. Riley Ross, Ringgold, Ri. Pink. Cherokee rose, Rhedo- dendrons, Mtn. laurels, crabap- ples, all col. azaleas, 3 ft. $1 doz; Globe and. Silver Arborvitaes, boxwoods, 5 for $1; perennial phiox, $1 C. Sadie Wilson, ganton. ae 4 if Yellow winter jasmine at. re- | duced price if taken in lots of 50 white April blooming | or more; narcisei, 50c C. not prepaid. A good time to plant. Ethel Sulli-. van, Marietta, R 2. . ae col. iris, $1 C: tee ube Sex daffodils, narcissi, Star of | Bethlehem, 50e C; Leopard lilies, | |$1 C; pink, hardy hibiscus, 6 for 50c; pink weigelias, 25 ea. Mol- lie Henderson, Ellijay, R 3. C; daffodils, 75c C; pink hardy hibiscus, 2. for 5c: pink hardy phlox, purple Foxglove, 25 doz. Add postage. Nancy eee Elli- Jay, Rs. 25 var. iris, $1; Columbine, blue salvia, lemon lilies, veronica, 50c doz. blue Roman hyacinths, 2c each. Add postage. Mrs. ce = McMillan, Palmetto, -Red and white dogwood, ae and wihte azaleas, 3 ft., coral berry or redbud, crabapple and |- hemlock, rhododendrons, mtn. R | laurels, white pine. All rooted, $1 Min- | Grad Bluff, 2 each well rooted Seer and Sprengeria ferns, oxalis, geran- ums, red, pink, white, beefsteak begonias, fuchsia, cabbage: gera- | : blooming in December c niums, for 30c; 2 cuttings not rooted, dbl. petunias, Mts. Sarah. Grindie, Dah- lonega. R Se ; Rooter jasmine, ere weigelias,-and Giant boxwood, | 20 each; 3 for 50c; 6 col. holly- | hocks, abl. daisies. and hardy larkspur plants, 20 doz: 3 doz. 50c. Mrs. W. R. Tee Law-~ renceville, ie. Large yellow winter Slocmine Oxalis bulbs, 15 doz, Add post- age. Miss Corrie Mims, Baxley, RFD iG Bweet Williams mix. colors, Dianthus and Marquette, pink, and Calif. poppy seed, 5c pke., 4 for 20c del. Plant now for early Spring blooms. Mrs. J. W. Pat- aps LaGrange, R 6, Box 79. _ Red spider lilies, Amaryllis and Madonna, lilies, 6 for 50c; April Armenia yellow,| 1$2 C. mixed; Kundred gladioli, | Add postage. yellow Maple, - | Grape, Silver Spotted begonia, seb Gr = | larkspur, poppy, phlox, Yellow winter peas bulbs, 15 doz: Add postage. - Lillian Wright, Zebulon, - Yellow, single jonquils blue, single hyacinths, No. chks, Tomtite Godfrey, Gainesy u a j iden * parce, filled yeliene nace: | 25e, doz; dbl. white (yel ter) 20 doz. yellow daffodil, dog. little fragrant jong doz; large clump dbl. re nies, $1.25; small root, 25 ers. Essie Kimzey, vere Blue grape hyacinths, C. bulbs; Lemon lilies, $ Watkins daffodils, $1 ; blue Roman hyacinths, 5 | Bulbs. Miss Vena Brown, well, ~ Red dogwood, "spruce white pine, cape jasmine laurel, silver maple. 10 | postage. Mrs. Pearl Maso lonega, R 1, Box oe Large, dbl. pink: poppy. I3e teaspoonful, postpaid. Keedie ae. Rockmart, R 2 - Red, Bronze Day lilies, {rant Cream and White narci Mix. col. aris, Orange lilies, $1. 25e doz; $1.50 ; deep garden. Iris, 35_ doz. All f OW Florence Heaton, Minenal Blu Buff canna lily roots, Ist $1; 2nd grade, 50c bu: G Plants, 50c doz; also sma that grow very large for sal L. Wilbank, Brunswick. | Seed: Zinnia, mix, co! }pE: old fashioned mix, 10c teaspoonful; mix. co nia, 10c pkg; dry sage, green, 25e Ib. Add postag tha Wall, Molena. 50 Old time vhtleaated rose, ea. 6 for $1; everlasting 81 pea seed, large pkg. 13; Mado na lilies, 25 ea, 6 for $l Spider lilies and. rose. einths, 35 doz. bulbs. ae well Brown, Alpharetta, i large shell pink peony (s ti until March), 1 large white ny (starts blooming N ver continues until March); white and shell pink, 4 tall. Make best. offer. MES Page, Climax. Choice Seek for Fall SOV Chi forget-me-not, nigella, and m others. Postpaid, 5 pkt. Me McConnell, Cornelia. : Narcissi bulbs, 25 doz. blue hyacinth bulbs, $I abelia, 10c each; - Maide asparagus, sword, lace fe dbl. peppy seed, 10c pkt.. Mellie Merritt, Cairo, R ae Delta Iris. from lower Lo ii ana. Hardy in Northern sta vigorous grower, bloo reddish purple on tall sp for $1; a, few Japa white and _ blue, 25 Grant Brock, aes at als paper svehite paveleat 50 for lot, not del; large and Es plants Camellia Japonicas, moved by the buyer. White, ar gated . red and pink. Mrs. Ralph Williams, Boston. Pink and white peonies, 2 for Oc; daffodils and white narcissi, ea. bulb; blue and lavender 5 Loe doz; snowballs, Xmas smine, Star jasmine, purple li- lac, white spirea, 15c ea. /dd postage. Edna Foster, Ellijay. imroses, orange day iilles, 2s, iris, blue, 5 3 japonicas, cydonia 11 Ww, almonds, 25; later, aza- Mtn. laurels, cannas. Post- J lain ead striped wandering W. -10 doz; wistaria vine, weep- 100 ea. nie violets, 200. C; weeping and pussy williows, 10c ea. * for 25c; Four Oclock seed, 10c doz. iped and plain green wander- 1g jew, 10c doz. del. Miss Willa ae Ralston, Ella Gap . WwW ite narcissi, 10c doz; 50c Ce estpaid. Mrs. H. J, McCurry, larkesville, R 4. oe : Rooted sword ferns, 3 col. be- onias, oxalis, Xmas and June tus, cabbage geraniums, 6 for a dbl. ted and pink geran- lantanas, justicia and me ny others, 25 doz. Add post- age. Miss Long Grindle, Dahlon- a, Pele Siowdrops, May: narcissi, jon- uils,, butter and eggs, $1.25 C. el. Mrs. iB. F. Harrison, Soee fashioned sweet, yellow daffodils, also paper white nar- R. hardson, Montezuma, Dbl. yeraniums, rooted, sal- on, orange, red and Sweet Wil- am, blue, 5c and postage, big if begonias, rooted, 10 cutting Postage; many other box aS" for sale or exc. some. sarah Lou Griffin, Cecil. colors azaleas, _ Spruce _ pines, altheas, y L0G, or We doz; nder Iris, narcissi, _ Ibe | nlx, white narcissi, T5e i laurel, Berne White all col. yee nuerdy phlox, 2 75 C; azaleas, 20c ( eee Linda atans, 5 lavender, | Pink, blue, .| bulbs; postage. Mary Grindle, Dahlon- uadodeit. : Several blooming size night blooming cereus: plants, 75c and $1, at my home, Mrs. we H. Hill, Palmetto. Dbl. white Tabecose bulbs, 30c doz; Iris, white, purple, 25c doz.; butter and egg daffodils, 20 doz. Add postage. No stamps. Miss Thena a Sandersville, R i: 4 iz Pink phice: 12 for 10c; pink al- monds and pink-altheas, 3 for 10c; boxwood, evergreen, 75c ea. All well rooted. Mrs. Lemo Tuck, Ellijay, R. 3. 3 = purple wild dog- tooth violets, wild cow blood root, $1. C; salmon pink, purple and orange dbl. gerani- ums, 5c ea. cutting; large bloom- ing size, 25c ea. Mrs. E. C. Mc- ,|#lhannon, Royston,, R 1. Sans SEC. hibiscus, dogwood, pink almond, altheas, old fash- ioned roses, 10c ea. foxglove, dusty miller, golden plow, hardy phlox, 20c doz. Mrs. Oscar Sil- ver, Talking Rock, R 2. - Cherokee roses, yellow dog- wood, laurels, coralberry, all col. azaleas, redbuds, $1 doz; 10 choice rooted roses, $1; snow- drops, 6 doz. bulbs, $1; perennial -phlox, 5 doz. $1. Addie Wilson, Morganton. Long trumpet daffodils, putter and eggs, cream and yellow, 40c C. $3 M; few old fashioned blue hyacinths, 15c doz. mixed bulbs, daffodils, butter and eggs, jon- |quils, and narcissi, $2.50 M.- del. Mrs. Vida Powell, Elberton, R 3. Fuchsia,. dbl. petunias, lan- tanas, coleus, maple leaf bego- nia, red begonias, rainbow moss, 12 cut. 25c; white and yellow narcissi, 25 doz. hyacinths, 6 for. 25c. Add an Tris, lilacs, spirea, and winter blooming jasmine, cording to quantity desired. Mrs. R. A. Whitmire, Carnes- ville, ee oe . Daffodils, iris, weigelias, 'Yucea. bulbs, Ribbon = grass, Houseleak, white, hardy phlox, 2 for 30c; herbs: bear-foot, colts foot, rattle root, gensing, 4 butterfly, 2 for 25c. Add post- age. Mrs. Talking Rock. R 2. -Tris, bulbs, $1. 50 per c. FOB. Mrs. a8 8. eee Hoschton. Hel es aiers pattnees: 733 for 10c; \ | rooted, 3 for 25c. Booking or- ders for Bird of Paradise. Mrs. W.-Y. Wallace, Farmington. R ikl 3 -F lowers aad Seed _ Wanted _ itt ee want tes daffodils, ee vole | low narcissi; cluster white nar- e | cissi, yellow center, purple, blue | and yellow iris, and what. else have you? Will: buy! OF -. exch? Write. Mrs. C. A. Rowell, Albany. Want to. buy several hundred Red Heart cypress trees. Large | or small lots. State what you have. N. 8S. Fons Cordele, | |R 4, SF Want large Goose, grass. or St. hity te slips, |grain drill, striped jew, Branch, R 3. - priced ac-| A. HH. Bogs ey < most. new, quantity | of |y ley and cleaner for wheat, for sale. W. P. aes West Point, Box 204. : Star pea thrasher and mia No. 1 cond. for sale for cash at- my place. G. W. Watkins, East- anollee, R i. 1 stalk cutter, 1 cotton seed | planter, in good cond., cheap for | cash. I. B. Hulsey, Rebecca, R 1. Large turn plow amd harrow, cheap. See them. Bi 0. Fussell, 2 Brunswick. 1 mowing machine grid. hay: rake, 1 cutaway harrow, 1 old cheap 1 horse wagon, also 2 X= tra good milch cows, for sale. 1 mile East. of Depot. A. J. Col- ins; Demorest. McCormick corn binder, ede wood Silo, 100 tons cap., for sale. W. H. Ivey, Milledgeville. 2 pecan tree dusting machines, cheap; Disc tractor plows; stalk cutter; 2 horse plows, etc. All good cond. Write for list of used farm tools and machinery. Fred Cc. eel Flintside. Farmall tractor, 1 grain drill and 1 tractor plow, all in good cond. for sale. Mrs. C. C. Burk- halter, Louisville. 1 second-hand DeLaval cream Separator, in good cond, $30.00 cash, Geo. R. Lowe, Buena Vista. Golden No. 3 syrup mill, 11 ft: copper pan. Sell cheap. Apply to G. W. Hembree, Villa Rica, R 4. 1 slightly used 2 row Cole $7.50 at my place. Will exc. for Cole guano distrib- beh. ahh _ Martin, vlowery Chattanooga 3 roller cane mill and pan, $35 cash. W. A. Dren- nan, Fayetteville, R 1. nes 9h. p. gas..eng., in good eae slightly used, cheap. Miss Aman- | da Saxon, Middleton, ies Complete Cannery, cap. 10 to 15 M. cans per day, cheap for |cash. L. D. Gray, Griffin. 15h. p. Fairbanks-Morse ker. or trade for pair ofS 1 M. Ib. mules, 7 or 8 yrs. old. = M. Wil- liams, Almon, 1 Stanley. wagon with ere wagon gear, - - plow gear, 2 plow _ | stocks, turners, scrapes, scooter, Chattanooga. turning plow, No. 70, and 1 harrow. Sell or exc. for cow. Del. cow and get tools. Mrs. | pulleys, other equipment. All in good. cond. Cheap. for. cash. Exc. for good. bread corn, del, here, Rob- _ fext Bugery Adairsville, Fee McKay 2-- 24 in, dise fate ~| plow, almost new. Sell or exc. for anything can use on farm, -X- | -cept Goats. Wot Motes, Tem-| ple, a 1. 10 saw gins, gin paris: -chaghey rings, . pulleys, complete suction system, exhaust fan, - grate pars jand engine; also 1 stump: puller, 1 belt: power De bale er equipment, J. Witt, Ogle-|_ thorpe, Ga. i= a mk Lilliston peanut eibenr. i $0) at. my home, 5} 42 inch ee rock, ae pai F, E. Reynolds, Lithonia, e 2. sy Yr, and oth- 1 ae Senden a tor | weighing bales of lint cotton at | the gin. R. Ss. Burts, Doerun, R eng. in good running shape, $150, | ' Want second: hand, make garden tractor. belts, | jand all attachments, F ens, Newnan, ie B ; es Want 1 No. 6 pelt Drive, uae br gn || cond., eee 28 in. clutch pulley, 8 in. face | | shafts, hangers, 2. 50 bbl. Midget four mill unit, cheap. Fully equipped with bleaching and cleaning machin- ery, in good shape and running.-| Would exch. for smaller outfit. A. G. Edwards, oa 127 oie 10th St. ok practoaly new Galloway Separator, 500 Ib. per hour ma- chine. Sell or exch. for good 4 gal. per day cow. Geo. = Skinner, Br ommopd, : L Star pea iheash and 1% horse power. Grey engine. Sell poth for $50. 1 DeLaval Sep-}- arator, $18, or exch. for Ww. L. or other good breed pullets. 1|Mrs. Annie M. Ward, Buena Vista. R.-2. 1 open furrow 4 row seed drill, fair cond., except ferti- lizer attachment needs repairs. Plants alfalfa, oats, etc. Cost $170; sell, $65 at farm. R. H. Toole, Jr.,. Manassas. 1 No. 12 Chattanooga 1 horse Cane Mill, 3 roller. C. = McNeill, Blakely. R 2. Second- Hand Machin! ery Wanted ' Want to buy Soohd- hand tay mower. A. J. Connell, Nashville. Want good feed mill. State price, size and full . description. | Mrs. Eleanor McMakin, Newnan. Want 8 horse reversible disc plow, A-1 cond., cheap for cash, or trade cow for same. Give com- plete description. G, L. Bramlett, Marietta, R 5. ay Want connection rod and cap for 9 H. P. gas. eng. State price, etc., at once. G. T. Wilson, = merce, Rebe Want a. good thresh faathife for peas. . Mrs. J. L Paulk, Ocilla, Want Pea Huller in first class cond. Advise make, model and lowest cash price, Crated. Cc. ed Sims, Pembroke. Want 1 used 20 H. Pp Fair-| banks-Morse crude oil engine. J. W. McDonald, Thomaston, R 3. +1 cond., with all. equipment. | Chas. Keramidas, Decatur, Reo: Want 1 Cane Min, 1 - 60. gal. kettle. Must be cheap. H. CG: Lineberger, Macon, ee 2, Heath Want a7: Barrel spray, with Shen oe vee | | roll Cherry churn, and other butter equpiment, P, PL McKen- ney, ana ee Ponee de Leon Ave. aX ae = Want. ictanks shaft, the 2 fly- hele and small timing gear, | all assembled for Fairbanks- Morse. gas. eng., 1% He. P. Eng. | No. 433103, ae aaer Archer, Sparta. Ae Want 10-20 Spiecabipial ec tor in good pone: D. oe yapent, Dial, Ga. Want corn binder in m_ yoda near Loganville. W. T, Ae Standard : ~ Must be] Want a dis harrow, horse or tractor, any size, or tandem, also 1 Bostr | other good farm level good cond., and cheap for e or exch. A. D.. pn Warrenti R 1. Want. Cane Mill syrup and other commodities, | Write what you. have and y you want. L. W. Mason, | Want to buy good second I. H. C. steel horse power Press, cheap, within 75 oO miles" Nashville. aa Want. 1 old 1 horse Ha that can be repaired. J ders, Bolingbroke. Want 1 motor power hay 'also power sprayer for orc Must be cheap for cash. Oti Rawls, Williamson. | Want an 18 x 4 ft. iron wi in perfect cond. for a wat power Grist~ Mill. - Advise wh you have and _ price. Cn om Hu Thomson. 2 Want 8 in. bel 40. tt suitable for, Hammer Feed High Speed. Must be i shape and cheap foi Write what you haves G. , | Gladden, Tallapoosa. R 2. Want Farmall tractor, preferred. Exch. corn or see oats. . Treadwell, For. t ta RD. Will a ean e for. Stalk Cutter, in good Write. Mrs. M. TY Pghgnie Columbus. Want a mounted 20 steam eng. one that. ha used in the last few Cc. M. Jackson, Lawrence Want. good, used. Pow EE Press- complete. Must. be cond. and cheap for ash. Bs SUCEINE, ee Used Poultry. conpmen | dere; water founts, -self- battery. brooders, also and farm. tools, garden and t tor disc, spring and spik too arrows. Good. oper: 5 guar, Cheap for cash HOWE: Ft. W ao wt. about 1% Ibs. Larger "5 and smaller: for 5 Might buy chicks. Writ Corbitt, Kirkland, Ga. : 400 cap. Ohae: Prairie Stat or exc. for anything value. Write first. . Smith, Chamblee. - Buckeye - Tne ont Os: "Mrs }for $200. Terms, $100 cash : in 10. monthly payr d., complete with in- tion books and thermome- $35 ea. or both for $65, for 2 horse or 1 horse |- n, or mule, close by. M GC, Jefferson. sveral 600 ese. cap. Buck- ., in first class cond., f, copper pipes, reas- for cash, or trade for horses or cows, close by. Flanders, Rockledge. ubators, Brooders _ Ete . Wanted - it a brooder in perfect hich has all the labor advantages. Would con-| 500 or 1 M. size. The new- square-cornered Sears - Roe- ferred. Describe fully heapest price. O. K. Vau- wdon, R 1. t, to hear from parties ag incubator to sell cheap cash. 600 egg cap. or more. _A-1 cond. Have a good . about 800 Ibs. will hens. Write. Mrs, Gertie ll, Brunswick, R 1. nt to buy coal burning sr heater and canopy with ic Thermostatic heat 1. Reply. Hill R. Hufiman, a, R 3. and Hay For Sale and Goolsbys Super , highest official yield in e, "Sr: 29 bu. per acre; reclean- Steak $1, a bu: 100 et 1 bu; 2 fine young P. C. ne 4 bred ey $20 each. 5 50 Ibs. / each, Cc. G. Oli- arnesville. R 2. ure Abruzzi. seed rye, $1.50 y home, or $1.60 sacked Si pleton. Have about 150 or sale. Johnnie M. Shep- Stapleton. SS 2 ou. Blue Stem wheat, 250 1um. oats, 50 bu. Abruz- ate also Blue Stem oO. G. ans, Wil- u. Houston county grown. eed rye, $2 bu. FOB. Ft. or Macon. Sample on re- Sell only that I grow my- W. D. Thorpe, Bt. Valley. oats, 7c bu. in good also 50 bu. Hastings 100. p tae bu. Ben Fagan, , French rye, $2 bu. osser, Locust Grove. bu. ped. Fulghum oats, | lighily weather stained, 75 60 bu. Blue Stem wheat, ight ot 25 bu. No order for 5 bu. Immediate PASR. J. H. Palmer, ure Bancroft ae eat they and the cold weather cona pullets, Have | Geo. M. Perry, Camilla. | < Ga. Rye, $1.35 bu. FOB; al- so Irish Cobblers, $1.25 bu. J. R. Hames, Clarkesville. Grain and Hay Wanted Want to buy 20 bu. French Rye. Dr. W. L. Cason, Clayton. Want Peanut hay in car lots. State price, del. Newnan. Mrs. Eleanor McMakin, Newnan. Want to, buy 5 - 10 bu. seed. rye: Abruzzi or Georgia. Hoke McPherson, Bremen, R. 3. Want 2 bu. pure Velvet wheat for seed. Must be clean and free Lof all other Seed. Exc. No. Ga. Rye. Roland L. Gray, Blairs- ville, R 3. ees : Poultry For Sale ANCONAS 75 April hatch AAA grade An- dbl. treated for sorehead and colds. No culls. $37.50 for lot. Walter Wight, Cairo. 60 hens, 5 roosters, Anconas. Direct from Sheppard, Berea, Ohio. 16 mos. old, AAA Quality. certificate. Make offer. BANTAMS 1 roostet, 5 pullets, B. L. ban- tams, April hatch, $2.25, or 1 rooster, 3 pullets, April hatch B. L. bantams, $1.50 FOB. George Barber, LaGrange, R 3. - Fine small type, Black and Red April hatch Bantam cock- erels for sale or exc. for 2 pul- lets, same age, or 1 Bantam hen, laying; old fashioned, large scal- lion buttons, lic qt. 50c. gal, Mits. C. R. Sorrells, Monroe,. FR 1. 2 mixed hens and rooster, 25c ea.. Will ship immediately Joel Herring, Canon, R 3. { Silkies: 6 hens, 1 cockerel, 1 cock bird; 1 Silkie, 4 wks. old, 1 hen sitting on 15 eggs now: (will 5 | Ship chicks when hatched), $8.- 50 FOB. D. B, Johnson, Thom- son. j Golden Sebrikht bantams, 3 hens and rooster,, all 1% yrs. old, 85c ea. $3.20 for lot. Al-) bert Tatom, LaGrange. BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS Thompson Ringlet. str. B. R. cockerels, $1 ea. 2 for $1.85. Good, sound, seedling peach seed, 3c lb. Wallace Wilson, Martin, R. 2. 15 pure bred Fischel strain | White Rock pullets, March hatch Should be laying in few weeks with proper care. 90c ea. J. M. ery: Alamo, Rt. A. CORNISH White Cornish hens and pul-)) lets, and few early hatch ock- erels, $1.50 ea; Eggs, 75c per 15, del. i H.W. Law, Chula. Pure. Dark Cornish May and . |June hatch pullets, wt. 1% and 12 Ibs. ea. 75e ea. Also. pure Ap-, pler seed oats, good and sound, $1 bu. H. W. Thurmond, Gresh- amville. 6 pure bred Dark Cornish cockerels, now .crowing, 75c ea. oe En ee R ye GAMES Pair of full stock Texas Rang- er games, 2% Ib. size, $1.50 or. $2.75 trio, not prepaid; also 2 heross roosters, Ranger and White Speck, same size, te ea. not prepaid. Simpson Thomas, Cul- berson, N. C.,, R 1, Resident of Georgia. , early stags green 1 10 B. Ti. pullets, March hatch. No disease. twks. old. yil hatch, direct from bu. in 5 bu. lots,| pure s. , oe Nance, | Austell. R Blu tae ee zays, rate farm. Le T. Vaughn, Roys- ton, Rls 3 pure. bred Red Quill roosters, about 1 yr. old, $2 ea. Money or- ders. Coleman Mullinax, Talk- ing Rock. Pure Allen Roundhead game cockerels, from 2% to 4 mos. old. 50c ea. FOB, or exch. for strictly pure bred Reds or B. Rocks. Mrs. Daisy Cochran, Adairsville. R 1. GIANTS Several thoroughbred White Giants, last March hatch, fine, healthy fellows. Marcy strain, willow. legs, $1.50 ea. J. J. Johnston, Waynes- boro. LEGHORNS 1 rooster, No culls. $10 for lot. Exc. for B. Rocks. C. R. Shaw, Athens, 1987 So. Lumpkin St. About 100 W. L. friers, wt. 2 Ibs. ea. ready for sale the 15th of September. Make best offer. |O, K. Herrin, Winokur. 15 W. L. hens, 1933 hatch, Fer- ris strain, 75c, ea. or the lot for $10. FOB. Mrs. R. C. Smith, For- syth, R 1. 100 Buff Leghorn pullets, 1 rea- | dy to lay, $1 ea. W. H. Clough, Blackshear. 5 W. L. hens and rooster, $2.50, or 50c ea. FOB. J. M. Thompson, Atlanta, 1307 Iverson. St. 5 mos. old W. L. pullets, $1 ea. or 75c ea. by the 100 lot. Begin- ning to lay. Edgar Woodall, Cor- nelia. 200 Barron strain 2 yr.. old W. L. hens from Lindstroms All Star Matings, 50c ea. John F. Ferguson, Woodland. 40 English W. L. cockerels, 14 from Barron in England, 65c ea; also 150 AAA Grade S. C. R. I. Red pullets and cockerels, wks. old, 65 ea. Exc. either or both for Barron str. W. L. pul- lets, same age. ley, Ohoopee, 3 mos. old Hollywood AAA Mrs. Hovas Tal- White Leghorn cockerels, 75c. ea. FOB, Money order. Founda- tion stock 250 egg and upward. Rak Re Lake Park. R 2. MINORCAS 10 White Minorca pullets, Ap- Booths, $1 ea. Mrs. A. L. Marchman, White Plains. Pape strain S. C. Black Mi- norca cockerels, Direct, from Pape, April hatch, $1.25 ea. Also 5 hens and cock, 1% yrs. old, $5. kG. W. Wilson, Elberton, R 3. 20 White Minorca pullets, Mar. hatch direct from Smiths. Ready to lay, $1 ea; 2 cocks, same age, $1.50 ea., or $22.00 for lot. FOB. J. S. Horn, Daisy. White Minorca cockerels, progeny of Americas Best, March hatch, wt. 6 to. 7 Ibs. | $1.25 ea. Hilary McIntyre, Cal-. houn. MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS | 6 March hatch Rucker str- roosters, from 200 egg hens, $1 |ea. FOB, K. R, Hartsfield, At-. lanta. 3175 Roxboro Road. PHEASANTS Golden Pheasants, and in full plumage for sale. All Jinquiries answered promptly. scents Mrs. Carl J. Koppe, 2694 Boulevard Drive,N. E. Pheasants, Goldens, $10 pair: Silvers, $15 trio; Mongolians, $10. trio, All full "plumage. Jennings, Jr, Americus, Box 84, David PIGEONS 2 pr. White Kings, NAP. band- Le and mated, $1,00 pr; 1 pair ters, $1.50; . 1 pr. ts, $1 50, or exc. for. black eyes. Parent stock direct 14, pure bred P. O. colored Fantails, mated. ence HE. Green, Cedartown, Gen. Del. Clo R. L REDS erels, $1)ea. Mrs. Nora McGarity, McDonough, RFD 4. Twin R. I. Red cockerels, (out of one unusually. large egg), 6 mos. old, for sale or exch; also 6 mos. old fine, pure bred B. R. cockerel, $1.25. C. G. ee Waycross, R 4, 15 hens and 2 roosters, thoroughbred dark Reds, $14.00 for lot. Mrs. Jesse Brown, Hel- ena. 50: R. 1. Red chicks. 3 wks. old, healthy and krowing fast 12c ea. .or. sell with mothers, "5c. per hen; also day old chicks, 8c ea. not prepaid, Cash with order. Mrs. K. A. Quarter- man, McIntosh. TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS, - GEESE, ETC., FOR SALE 18 Indian Runner ducks, 50c ea. also 46 half grown, 25c ea. Mrs.:J. J. Miley, Hazelhurst. Mallard ducks, 75c ea; 6 ducks and drake, $5; Bronze turkeys, -B. C..Pope, "Tallapoosa, Be. Pure Bourbon Red turkeys, April hatch, $5 trio. Mrs. Julian F, Pruitt, Lavonia. drake and 4 ducks, $4; grown 5 Mammoth white Pekins, 1 N. Z. White buck rabbit, $1. Mrs. C. M. Slack, Leslie. _ WYANDOPTES 12S. L. Wyandotte 18 mos. old hens, and 1 frying size rooster. hens, direct from Calhoun, 75c ea. Ralph Lee, Alma. _ ANCONAS Want Shepard str. Ancona pullets, or White Leghorns. Cull- ed. Make best price on 20 or more. J. S. Jackcon, Jonesboro. BABY CHICKS on halves to 12 wks. old: Barred Rocks or Buff Orp. preferred. J. E. Williams, Vienna, R6& BANTAMS Want good type White, Buff and Black Cochin bantams. Chas. G. Houston, Augusta. BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS Want some opullets. Prefer must be reasonable. M. Y. Ar- nold, Newnan, RFD. CORNISH Want 6 or 8 Cornish pullets first letter; also will. exc. sev. pairs of large, pure bred White Mondaine pigeons for laying pigeons. J. E, Alexander, Atlan- ta, 1578 Howell Mill Rd. _LEGHORNS Want .W. L. laying hens and pullets. Give price and all infor- mation. L. M. Morris, Atlanta, 2139 E. Lake Read. Want small lot of yr. old B. L. or White L. hens. . C. Duncan, | Powder Springs, R 1. Exe. useful $25 value for young, laying, White L. hens at 60c. ea. or 12. wks. old pulets at 40c ea. Will answer all letters. E. A. Dawley, Leary. Want to buy several hundred Joseph Freeman, Blakely. Want 10 pure bred W. Lb. pullets, ready to lay, be free of disease and reasonably pric- ed. T. M. Whitworth, Atlanta, 136 Elbert St. S. W. Want. 40 W. L. pullets, about strain. Mrs. Waynesboro. M. : - Clar- 3 Donaldson S. C. Red cock-|. April hatch, $1.25 ea. $3.50 trio. 75c ea. also 5 White Wyandotte. March hatch Barred Rocks. Price. and 1 .cockerel. Advise price in. hens any type: 2 hens for 1 pr. ford to pay. March hatch Leghorn pullets. 4 mos. old. Quote brices and: Daniel, sauce eC. ORPINGTONS Want 50 Buff Orp. he 5 roosters. Must be pul re and reasonable price. Mrs. W. E McCort, Loganville, R. 4. Want Buff Orp. roosters, not under 12 mos., nor over 15 | old, from high laying stock. R. C. Meadors, Dahlonega. Poultry Wanted Want Peafowls, cocks, nd hens, young and grown stock; also. eggs; and Pheasants anc Fancy Wild ducks and geese. Helen I. Yancey, Norcross. Will trade White King pigeons for White or colored Fantails, any other fancy breed. Trade Kings for pair of Homers, but must have flying. record. R. A Wright, Smyrna, P. O. Box 35. Eggs For Sale Carefully se L ected hatching eggs. from pure bred to lay B: red Rocks, 65c per 15 del. Ora: returned; also limited number of special breeding cockerels, Apr hatch, 85c. ea. 2 for $1.50. FOB. Mrs. J. S. Raulerson, Rocking- ham, R 1. Pure bred Dark Cornish eggs, $1 per 15, del; 3 mixed breed 18 mos. old turkey hens, $6 for lot. Mrs. C. A. Patterson, Ty Ty. | Dark Cornish eggs, 65 per setting of 15. Postage paid on order of 3 or more settings. Mrs, S. J. Akers, Fender, Box 35. Few settings of old fashioned pure Blue Speckled Guinea eggs, 75c per 18, P: P. Guar. safe del and good hatch. Crate to be rei Mrs. Grady Chapman, Butle RFD 1. : Turken (Spencer Wonder Bird) eggs, $1.25 per setting. Miss Re- becca Campbell, Aue 8 Boulevard, S. E. * ss Live Stock For Sale 2 Herd of reg. Jerseys for BS 4 or exc, a few for Hay del. or for Want 50 baby chicks to raise. a ae eee MoNoul Blakely, R 2. Fine Jersey male cow, 18 mos old. From extra. fine milk stock. Mrs. J. H. Free, Preston. : 1 Jersey milch cow, with mal calf 2 wks. old; 3 gal. milk pi day. Cow and, calf, $35, 2. A. Strickland, Screven, R 1, Bo 160.. 3% gal. cow (never goes dry) $50; milk goat with 6 wks. ol doe..kid, $13. J. Jolley, aba! a: Ral. i Milch cows for sale. J. T, ix ton, Greensboro, Ga. Jersey cow (never goes ary giving 1 gal. milk on pasture ae Also $120 value will swap fo L. hens at 50c ea. or for Sk a land pony. Mrs. J. B. Brown, Riverdale, R 1. 4. ae Jersey cow, very gent $39. J. T. Lowe, College Park, 3 East Oxford, phone, Cal. 102 Several fresh in, high br milch cows, gentle and good ric! milkers, also 1 Guernsey hi wt. 500 Ibs., for sale. A. J.P Reynolds. = 1 milch cow, 3 gal. milk. 1 butter per day, for sale. R. Richards, Whitesburg, R 2. Few, fine young Hereford bu from my famous Colonial Plan tation. Breeding of the best an at prices that Farmers can al W. B. Hutchinso Albany. Thoroughbred pull calf, out | ( Rosine December Snow tb Pennethorpe Majesty Oxford Dropped July 27, 1934, - $20 reg., if taken by Se 15th, at my farm, 6 mil of Cumming. Dr. R., H. amulet Cumming. 3. Jersey milch cows, fresh 5 nice, fat beef cattle |Can be seen at. age 12, one age 4, 2 age pull 3 and steer 2, 3. r. and 3 calves, about . 8 miles Southeast . Lee Knight, Baxley, w, good quality, gal. a alf 7 mos. old), $20 for Re Turner, East Point, Aye. Jersey bull about 3% light Jersey bull, 2 yrs. e. A. J. Connell, Nash- Jersey bull, 3% yrs. old, old. Medal cow. Sell. or dod Jersey cow, fresh in, 50. miles Atlanta, or for Russel McGu- - light red, well wagon, plow and havr- illie. Sam Stephens, Fair- :. ad Jersey cattle, 15 to 20 ws, 8 with young calves. cow for 125 head March V. L. pullets. H. M. Harp. ; P. O. Box, 185.. rsey milch cow, 3% gal. alf 2 wks. old, $30; fresh WwW, 2 gal.~ calf 1 week old, FP. Blackmon, Dan- old gentle cow, freshen in y; 15 mos. old male, $25, 2 at my barn. Miss Kee- Rockmart, R 2. eers, 2 yrs. old, well broke, old. heifer, $8. All of tock; 2 horse wagon, in ! 1 good Gee almost. new, $6. Cliff Min- mega, R 3, Box 21. od milch cow, 2 plug mules, d, other has crooked foot; G good crops this year. 0 5 for cash. P. C. Jackson, eville, R 2. Jersey bull, nice and old, $20. L. -L. Yates, Jersey milch cow for a W. B. Wesley, Riv- y and Guernsey milch roung cows, from 2 gal. to 25 to $35 ea. at barn. r W. L. hens or pullets. am, Cobbtown. old Jersey bull, can be $25 FOB; also a Yr. old i, full stock, but not : N. C. Low, Talking ull oxen, wt. 800 Ibs. ea. 4 and 1 steer ox, wt. 1 M. 00 for the 3. Hr, Wilk , Wayoross.( Rose- . hogs, 544 mos. old, or $23. per pair. J. C. 1e Guinea boar, 2% wt. about 300 Ibs. Pure 10, or exc. for Hairy Vetch | #HL W. Whitworth, | e . for cow or chickens. istin,, Atlanta, ad) War- P. C. pigs, $5 ea. FOB; mare with mare colt 1 bred. to Jack again, de Jersey and. Guern- x also Goats: for sale. ws, bred to reg. male, fon old, 98 $15; 16 IPs) pigs, ready for. service, | - yat Black P. O. pigs. World Grand Champion boars in 2nd and 3rd generation of one or both bran- ches of pedigree. 8 wks. old pigs, $5; older ones, more. C. J. May, Washington. HORSES AND MULES = FOR SALE Shetland ponies, all colors and sizes, 3 and 4 yrs. old, $35 to $45 FOB. Come see them. W. S. Mc- Michael, Montezuma. Plug mule, $25; 8 yr. old Indi-- ana mare, in foal, $100; Tennes- see mare mule, 2% yrs. old, $100. O. E. Norton, Fairburn, RFD (Near Cooks Crossing). A $125 mule for sale for $75. First come, first served. E. G. Greene, Vienna, R 5. Pair real good work mules for sale. Fraser Robinson, Jesup, Clo O. R. Robinson. 1 horse mule, wt. 750-800 Ibs. 11 yrs. old, in good cond. Fin worker, $50.00 Mrs. E. Evans, | Cleveland, RFD 4. 7 yr. old. mare, wt. around a M. Ibs., $60, or will exch. Greg |, Elliott, Morrow. Old. mare, work anywhere, easily handled, $50. Mrs. W. M. Watkins, Fitzgerald, R 2. 2 bay mare mules, 9 yrs. old, 1200 lbs. ea. when fat. Cheap, or exc. for cattle; 4 good, young milch cows, fresh, $25 and. $35 ea; Several nice, fresh heifers, cheap. C. S. Boyt, The Rock. 1 good, 900 lbs. mule, sound in every way, $50 cash, 4 miles Hast of Ideal, Ga. Artemus Law, Ideal. At. stud, fine Tennessee Jack, Fee, $15, $5 cash. F. H. Durden, Walnut Grove. Bay mule, 9 yrs. old, gentle, work anywhere, . wt. about 1100 Ibs. Sell or exc. for smaller mule or horse. (Mile from car line). J. R. Elliott, College Park. Mule for sale or trade, 12 yrs. old, wt. 1100 Ibs. $60. W. A. Drennan, Fayetteville, R. 1. Small plug mule, cheap for. cash, or exc. for good milch cow. W. A. Parrish, Austell, R 2, (Near Howell Cemetery). _A good. farm mule for sale. Mrs. J. P. Brown, Decatur, Cov- ington Road. RABBITS FOR. SALE The large White and Belgi- um, mixed rabbits: doe, about 2 yrs. old, good breeder, 1 buck Yr. old, and 2 young ones, 3. mos. old. Miss Emma Lee Jack- son,, Gainesville. R 9. 3 White yr. old doe rabbits for sale or exch. for 1 male and 3 female spotted Guinea pigs; other party pay all post- age on both lots. R. Chase Tap- pin, White Plains. New Zealand Whites, 1 buck and 2 does, 4 young. Value $5. Exch. for poultry or what have you? Ules Thompson, Augusta. 1827 Jenkins St: SHEEP AND GOATS _ FOR SALE 1.- 2 yr. old milk goat, fresh in August 20th; give.1 gal. a | day running at large; $12.50. if taken at once. I. G, Thomp- |son, Brooklet. R 1. 2 pure bred Nubian doe kids "13% mos. old and 2% mos. old. Both mothers reg. Pure. bred. Nubians and father reg. For- |eign, pure Nubian. $15 each. V. E. Brantley, Atlanta. R 4. Box 361. Phone, Ra-6934. 1. fine buck sheep for sale or will swap for ewe; also have, sey. young Toggenburg and Nu- bian Bills for sale, $5 ea. W. P. Dempsey, Cave Springs. Live Stock Wanted CATTLE WANTED Exch. value for fresh hewer, or. to. freshen soon; also white | feed sacks. ae Ree oka nites ee R 3. &| Reds, April hatch Write. Mrs. furnish best: of win, Columbus. 1102-4th Ave. Want to lease, run on. 50-50 | basis, or for. wages water. power s Bt Grist Mill, Can take possession male yearlings, well marked. Cheap for cash. J. M. Bobo, Hartwell. Want to fatten 25 or 50 head hogs on 50-50 basis to January Ist. Plenty of feed. Also buy cheap for cash, 15 to 25 head cows or yearlings preferred, not. over 1 yr. old. Write M. F. Jones, Metter Box.111. Want 1 or 2:. hogs,.- (ot shoats) to fatten on halves. Emmett Hendon, Marietta. RFD 1. Pay cash for 2 shoats, wt. around 100 lbs.; pay cash for 15 W. L. 4 mos. old pullets. Quote lowest price on ea. del. Hape- ville. B. D. Mcleod, Hapeville. Want 2 good stock thrifty hogs, wt. not less than 100 lbs. ea. Will exch. 12 pullets and 1 cockerel, pure S. C. R. I. for same. T.. W. Hagood, Smyrna. Want 1 black P. C. male hog 6- 8 mos. old, reg. also 1 fe- male big bone Guinea hog, 6-8 mos. old. State price. Mrs. Ed- gar Howell, Cooledge, Ga. HORSES AND MULES WANTED Want saddle horse, not over 8 yrs. old, wt. around 900 to 1M. lbs. R. P. Howard, Pomo- na. SHEEP AND GOATS. WANTED 4 yr. old 50 percent Nubian, 50 percent Saanan doe, now giving little milk, to exch. for a 100 percent, reg. Toggen- burg doe, 4- 5 mos, old, or old- er. E. F. Shelnutt, | College Park, 206 E. Columbia Ave. Positions Wanted Want dairy farm. with 2 good houses and a grade A barn and good land. Or I will milk 25 cows on halves and furnish half feed, with farm to work with it. Exp. in farming and dairy- ing. Write. W. L. Conner, Mon- roe. R, 3. Hustling young married man with several years exp. manag- ing dairy, ranching and farming. also good on milk route. Sober, honest and like the work. Can ref. Clarence Thomas, Martin, Ga. Middleaged white woman wants place with elderly Christian couple on farm, not toe far out, to. raise chickens on 50-50 ba- sis; dont.mind milking if keep cows. Also have value to exch. for chickens, lard and cured meat. Mrs. Annie Crobb,. Cor- dele. Want 1 horse crop with good reliable man on 3rd and 4ths, good land. Have plenty farming tools. Honest and willing work- er. Fulton, DeKalb, or Gwinett county preferred. Ref. ed. H. C. Finley, Alpharetta. R 3. * Want job on farm. Also exp. in building and repair work. Honest, good worker, reliable. Alone. Work for place in home, board and laundry and $2 or $3 week. P. G. McPharland, Atlan- ta. 264.Techwood Drive, N. E. Exceptional young man, well educated, refined, no bad habits, good worker, capable, 23 yrs. old, with mechanical and electrical |and_ business training, wants place on large farm. References as to character and ability. Com- municate with: Mrs. D. B. God- want pure nied Feu siicey if desir- |. abe once. Guar. to give: perfect satisfaction. Write full informa- tion in first letter. ti. Bigbie, Blufton. Man and wife would like to hear from party who can give work during the winter and then. small crop. Sober and hard work- er. Dairy preferred. Charles Led- ford. Mableton. Want a place on farm. Exp. 46 yrs. old, healthy, single reliable, and good references. Wages and laundry. Can begin at once. L. H. Boyington, Atlanta, 180 Luc- kie St., N. W., Phone, Jackson 9210. ~ Practical, educated farmer, 40 yrs. old desires work as poultry |. dairy, stock, or gen. farm supt. Will produce results and furnish report monthly, Marvin Owenby, Atlanta. 97 Lakewood Terrace. Want job with good people as- sisting with light farm work. Mrs. M: E. Gordy, Atlanta. 302 Crew St. Want 1 horse crop on halves, also work of any kind for young man and woman. Ready to move. Write or come soon. L. Chris- tropher Williams, Bethlehem. R ly 4 Refined, middleaged. woman wants place in good home, assist- ing with light farm work, at. $2 week and board. Ref. furnished. Mrs,. M. F. Cagle, Gainesville. R 4. Want job on farm for son, 14 yrs. old. and self. Home and reasonable salary. May Allen, Atlanta. 673 Crew St. Want job on farm on 50-50. basis, or shares. 51 yrs. old. Do not smoke nor drink. John Payne, Griffin. RFD 4. . Want. good 1 horse crop on halves, also work this winter at anything on farm. Also black- smith and carpenter. J. M. Hayes, Ft. Valley. R. 1. Want job turpentining on, 1-2, or otherwise, small or large lots. Best exp. State what you have to offer. A. L. Avery, Blakely. R. 3. Nice, country. raised. col. girl wants job doing Jgiht farm work poultry, flowers, etc. for $8 mo. and room. At once. No bad habits Sat. guar. Georgia Ann Greene, Kite... Orphan boy, 18 yrs. old wants job on farm with releiable fam- ily for board and. laundry and reasonable salary. Can drive any | kind of car or truck, also. Lis- ton Daniel, Toomsboro. RFD 1. Widow, 57. yrs. old, wants job in good country home aging ght farm, work. Mrs. Annie B. Al- len, Louisville. R 1. Want 2 horse crop on halves. Stock to be furnished. 3, grown |men and 1 woman to work. Good workers. Also drive truck, car, etc. Of very. agreeable personal- ity and good Christian family. Want chance to work and have home and something for. self. Ref. R. W. Hames, Atlanta. 20} Bliss St. N. W. (Near Maddox Park on River Car Line). Want small 1 horse crop, 15 acres or under on thirds and. fourths, near Atlanta. 4.- 5 acres in cotton. S. L. Blanton, Cum- ming. RFD 4. Nice girl wants. place on farm assisting with light. farm work, with nice,-good people, for room, board and some. spending money, Write or come see. Carrie Nix, Calhoun, Ga., R 2. Widow wants light farm. work, care for chickens, cows, etc., for home and reasonable salary. Mrs. Rosa Norman, Atlanta, 1029, Wyr. lie St., S. E. Want 1 horse. farm next year within few miles good high | | school. Can finance. self. O. Re | ; Altman, Sereven. Exp. {well exp. tobacco. grower | wants. arm for: ae or Bacon v7 a Write ahah you - have to offer and Yl come close trade. W. M. Hall, Fitzgerald. R we 2. Box 293. ae Exp. miller wants job grinding corn. 3 in family. W. N. Sanders, Walden, R. 1. 3 Want 3 or 4 horse farm for. 1935. Good land, water and eocd. bldgs. Standing rent. Can furn-_ ish self, Fred Goetz, Bonaire, Want good 1 horse farm, a good house, barn, yood land, pas- ture and plenty of fire wood Standing rent. Have my own mule and feed and plow tools, Farmed all my life. Walter R. Harrell, Barnesville. R 3. Want to hear from good man who wants a large family to help gather crop and farm. State wages he will pay. 10 in family. Am deacon of Baptist church. Ben Smith, Tifton. RFD 6. 40 yr. old single man, exp. both in farm and dairy work, will go anywhere and will work for rea- sonable wage. Healthy, sober and honest, do not smoke; good worker, not afraid of work. D. H. Holmes, Atlanta. Clo Gen. Del. Want a place suitable for. . M. hens, near main highway, within 20 miles Atlanta. For full Jigen communicate with A. F. Sanders, Fairburn. 28 yr. old. married. man, 3 in family wants farm on 50-50 ba- sis for 1935, with good man, Good house, good. land. Fulton County preferred. Exp. farmer, good workers. Can move right away. Harley. Murdock, College Park. R 1. Widow and-13 yr. old daughter, wants home with good widow or elderly couple teshelp with work for home and small salary. Mrs. . J. A. Rogers, Atlanta, Clo Gen. Del. Want good plate for truck . farm with some bottom land, also like to have a place where can run a truck farm and also poultry farm together for next. year. J. H. Wood, Douglasville. P. O. Box 182. Want 1 horse crop on halves, with stock, tools and provisions. furnished, also have to be moved. 2 in family, husband. and wife, both good workers. At once. Mrs. J. F. Eaton, Atlanta. 389 Capitol Ave. S. W. Young man, graduate Poultry-_ ob man, wishes position on poultry farm. Write. O. R. Borders, De- catur, Care J. T. Cain. : Want good. 1 horse crop. for 1935. with good bldgs., good pas- ture and. with right. to plant. Austrian peas in September- October. Artemus Law, Ideal, Ga. Want to hear from party who. can use 2 young men on a Dairy or Poultry or Gen. farm. Will go anywhere. Make best offer. Floyd E. Hudgins, Atlanta, 757. Stew-. art. Ave. Want to hear from man who. has Live Stock to look after. Go anywhere. State offer. Loyd Hudgins,. Atlanta, TT Stewart Ave. Want to hear from farmer in So. Ga., with good land and bidgs., 1 horse crop, 50- 50 basis, also. Turpentine operator. 8.- Thos. Jefferson, Stockton, R 1. 18 yr. old orphan girl, high school graduate, wants home on ey farm. Assist with light farm-. work for board and small s ary. Must be with Christian family. Miss Mary Gibson, Ie burn, Nee Want. Dairy job, or would ac- cept good 2 horse farm or Truck farm, or Poultry. No cotton, 2. houses, 2. families, 8 to work, s whi ood | tools, on- ha moved, pay ce r. esas 2 SU: in light farm work - e Want job on dee paaitan ty 25 years for 1935 as Overseer, exp. in gen. farming; know how to handle and get along well with labor. Strictly honest, sob- er and trustworthy. Good ref. J. A. Gore, Quitman. Want good 2 horse farm for standing rent. Must be good land some bottoms, fair improvements Prefer, though not essential, within 50 miles Atlanta. C. R. Morris, Sharpsburg, R 1. Want for standing rent or 50- 50 basis a 2 horse farm of good, -Jevel land with pasture, well water, plenty wood and light - wood, large, roomy house and - good out-bidgs., 1 - 5 mi. good town. Prefer near Thomaston. Can finance self. Mrs. J. G. Chapman, Butler, RED 1. - Want good 1 horse crop - on 50-50 basis, good land, bldgs., water. No. Ga. preferred. 45 yrs. | old, 4 in family; also want as much as 100 cord of wood to cut this fall and winter. G. W. Maddox, Dacula, R 2. - Want 1 horse farm of 30 acres of good land, wood, pasture with water Ih pasture, out- houses, 4 room. house, close to church. - Must be in Clayton county. Al- ae Davis, Oolege Park, R & Paiaaicazed colored woman de- Sires work on small farm, near Atlanta or Griffin. Need work at once. Mrs. Annie Potor, Fay- _ etteville, R 1, Box 122. Care Rey, _ Joe Stallings. ; zr Want 2 horse crop on Halves near Fort Valley. General farm ing. Can furnish best of ref. If interested, write.. Emmitt Hen- don, Marietta, RFD 1.- Want to get with reliable man to handle his poultry yards and would expect well constructed plant with lights and water and be convenient to market. Layers or broilers, or both. Have wide exp. Good ref. Being alone would ~ have to have living quarters: _ Write. fully. P. A. Blanchard, Augusta, 838 Green St. Nice, refined woman, 53 yrs. old, healthy, smart; finest of Overseers and knows how to run-a farm, raise turkeys, chickens, milk, ete. wants place with good, reliable people to look after place for home and salary. Write: Mrs. M. __E. Walker, Columbus, Care Mra, Godwin, 1102 4th Ave. Boy wants job on farm. Also exp. in driving truck, car or tractor. Go anywhere at any time. No bad habits. Work cheap t once. Write: Oatha Martin, shland, eee : 18 yr. old boy. want idee in Dairy for mother and self, with good Christian people. Have to be moved and furnished. co L. Askew, Jr. Mt. Airy. _ Want 2 horse farm in Bartow or Gordon eounty. Have own stock and tools. Want good land and bidgs. J. T. Land, oe laeeas Bt. widow 50 basis. Can furnish self. Ref. Bad Mathis, Alapaha, Rl. on Bouliay farm, or as Overs of large, general farm. Have in both. Can also repair and @o carpenter work on farm tools Can keep time book] and aill.. handle labor. Can give ref. Ethridge, Ousley. Want job in No. Ga. grading and packing apples. 30- yrs. exp. n Western N. Y. Can take full S Zaune. colored: man 21 yrs. ots desires job with good. people on rm, for salary. Ne field work. Near good town. Glinten, Braddy, Bartow, R 5, Bex 18. |about 12 miles thrifty, Want. a i; orer fink. on. Salary; to make and. gather crop, Ee Smith, Jr., ; want eaten, Well Take part pay in farm products. J. P. Braxton, Blackshear, RB 1 Farm Help Wanted ' Want good farmer to keep the. place up for all he can make on all of the crops. 120 acres, 15 acres cleared land, black sandy soil; white settlement, RFD school, chureh, 3 room log heuse barns. 75 miles West of Atlanta. W. W. Wilkinson, (old Town) Villa Rica. ; - Want healthy, honest, reliable white girl or woman to do light farm work for board and reas- onable salary. Must be of good character. Miss Josie oe Rhine, Ril... Want man, 25-40 yrs. old to help farm. Must have exp. in farming. $8 mo. and _ hoard. Answer soon. C. P. Broome, Washington, R 3, Box 313. Want reliable 3 horse farmer who has stock and can finance self for farm located 10 miles N. W. of Griffin. Mrs. Frances Gay Underwood, Atlanta, 18 Astor Ave., S. W. Want reliable woman, 20 to 35 yrs. of age to do light farm work. Live as one of family and Salary. B. L. Bearden, Preston. Want some. good, nice woman, 18 to 85 yrs. of age to live as one of family and do light farm work. Small salary. Write for particulars at once. Mrs. Thos. J. Boatright, Bristol. Want good, sober, industrious man for next yr. Place has about 30 acres, some bottoms, and 3 room house on the Garrett Road. Atlanta; near school and 2 churches. Standing rent. Calvin Wade, Austell, R 2. Want middleaged, unincum- bered woman to live in home with 3 in family and do light farm work. Must be clean, heal- | thy and of good character. $4 mo, room and board. Mrs. J. BE. Herny, Chickamauga, R 2. - Want good farmer for good farm, four mules, on third and fourths, 5 miles north of Buch- anan, on Tallapoosa River. 3. houses, 1 good heuse and 2 good harns. Elisha Kirk, Sr., Rockmart. R 2. Box 32. Want middleaged without children to live on place 1 mi. Gainesville. Man to do gen. outside work, gar- dening, poultry, etc., and wife ~ couple also work. Comfortable living quarters furnished with elec- tric light, water and heat. Al- SO meals and $25 per mo. Reply | in own handwriting, giving two references, Thos; Gainesville. Want honest, hee white man, 20-40 yrs. old. to help gather crop. Board, clothes, and J : PREMIERE, |some spending money. If sat-| isfactory will hire for 1935. Write or come at once. T. R. Barrett, Cumming. R 4. Box 28. Want large family, white or colored, te pick 30 bales of cot-| ton and run 10 plows on shares | next year. '|N. Williams, Buena, Vista. Want. good farmer horse farm: Good land. Thos. for 2 good house and bldgs., near consolidated: school]. Good place for right man. Ed- gar Kerlin, Buford. R 1. Want man for a good. 2 horse farm on 8rd and 4ths. Good home for right party. Guy Oshberne, Clermont. R 1. Want good hand at once,. white or colored. te do farm work, gather cotton, hay, cern, | and Sow wheat and other win- ter crops. Write or come see. Give board, laundry: and good also want hand for 1935. a : ij and. 0 50-5 ~ mil preferably martied, 25 to 40 yrs. of age, with good educa- tion, capable of assuming re- sponsibility of 600 acres of peach orchard. Must know how to handle negro labor and be man of high integrity and bus- iness manager. Smal! salary to commence with together with modern house, lights and water furnishe. dR. P; Howard, Pomo- na. Want mined colored man who is experienced in raising truck crops for market. Must thoroughly understand his bus- iness Could also give wife work. .J..Ulman. Savannah. R 4, Want man who does not smoke nor drink te truck farm and 100k a.ter stock, at on e. Hi L. Williaus, Baxley. Want white or colored wom- an of good character for light farm work. $8 per mo. with room and board. Mrs. A. M. Burel, Atlanta. 855 McDonough Blvd. Phone; Main 2609. Want man, 18 to 25 yTs. of age, willing worker, healthy and good character, to live as one of family, board and clothes and some spending money to help in fodder pull- ing and other light farm work, and remain during winter to help with farm chores. Must be without -bad habits, not smoke nor chew. Write or come. A. J. Hayes, Wiley. Want good, honest, reliable, middleaged woman without children to assist with light farm work, for board and small salary. Frank Sy _Hazle- hurst. Re 3e 3 * Want lite woman or girl to do light farm work, $5 mo. Must be of good character and reliable and good worker. Mrs.. W. B. Davis, Fairburn. R. 1. . Want farmer for good 2 horse farm. Standing reent. Close to consolidated school ang church; 5 room painted house, 1 rough house, 50 acres under cultivation. Good tobacco barn and out-bldgs. Write at once. J. R, Warnock, Alma. Want unincumbered white woman, refined and of good character to do light farm work for board and State all particulars Neeete Jd. M. eee Guyton. Want farm hand who has had experience in farming. Pay $8 mo. Clinton P, Broome, Washington. R 3. Box 313. Want farm wage hand, mar- ried, under 25 yrs: old, healthy and ~ thoroughly reliable, Hoyt B. Little, Ashland, Want party with from 2 to 6 mules to turn and sow 100 acres of grain in September and October. -Would consider leasing mule without. plow hand. Pay. cash for work. Dy P. Martin, Cobbtown. Want good farmer with . =e or 2 good mules for 100 acres, good pasture with running wat- er; good land in No. Ga., near school and church: also pigs, heifers and cow for Sale. Oe: CG. | Bruce, Hull. es fie Want nice, refined woman OF e'girk. to help per week. Mrs. Susie Powell, Fitzgerald. R 4, ~ Want good farmer. on 50-50 basis. 50 A. good land, Will furnish land, guano and other party furnish stock and tools Want an i highest, nopeel man,.| . and collard plants, small salary. in first | 10 M.- plants, 90 M. del. with chickens. cows and other light | jfarm work. $1.25 60c: Want some good woman nar: Mhasnt a home to live with me and help with light farm work. Wife, self and 3 children only in family. Henry Carpenter, Blairsville. R 3. Want man with: wife, able to furnish self, to run 1 mule crop on halves, Can have 2. rooms in house with owner. Have good land, mule and corn. Prefer man who. understands. raising watermelons and truck. A. W. Turner, Macon. R 4. Box 106. Want alvesd | iar and wife, who understand farming and feeding for my farm on South River. T. R. Sawtell, Atlanta. 1219 Healey Bldg. Want good man for my farm 1 mile from town. Will take cotton or standing rent. Mrs. AS E. Ss. Chisholm, Byron. " Want settled unincumbered woman of good character to help with light farm work, gar- den, milk cow, etc. Must be healthy and willing to work. State salary expected. J. I. Krogh, Austell. R 2.. Want family, white or col- ored with 3 or 4 workers, sober and rliable to help gather a crop. Good 6-room house, 1 'well of good water and plenty of wood. Will ne pee with- in 5 or 6 miles. T, Morgan, sempten. R i. Plants For Sale Collard plants, 300, 35c; 90c M:' Hot pepper, 300, 35c; 90c M. Large curled mustard seed, 25c lb. 5 Ibs. $1; Coriander, 3 oz. 25e; 1 Ib. 90e; a E. Har- rison. Dublin. Chas. W. cabbage and Stone tomato plants, ea. 75c M. All del to 3rd zone. G. E. Waldrip, Gainesville. R 2. Wakefield and Dutch cabbage Stone and Baltimore tomato, 500, 50c; 75e M.' del; 10 M, $5 Express. Prompt shipment. Calvin Gar- rett, Gainesville. R 1. Marglobe, New Stone, and Gr. B. tomato, Chas. W. and Flat Dutch cabbage, 200, 25c; 500, 60c; $1 M. del. Amos. Mil- wood, Gainesville. Wakefield and Dutch ab- bage, Stone tomato, Ga. col- dard, 90c M.*del. 5 M. $2.75; 4$5.26 Exp. Prompt shipment. Ovie Crowe, page A 1: Mastodon everbearing cee bee plants,, 20c C. or exe. for white feed sacks, 7e ea. also have home-made tobacco, cured in shade; strong and twisted, 30c Ib. Add postage. Mrs. A. J. Stansel, Cleveland. Dutch and Wakefield cab- bage, Ga. and Heading collard 10 M. $6 tae? B, Wetherford, Gainesville. RA collect. - true to name; 50c C. Mrs. Pearl | Turner, Cleveland. RR 4, Collard and Klondike straw- berry plants, ea. $1 M. P. D.} Reynolds, Gainesville. R 2. ~~ Cabbage, tomato and collard shipped plants, lead. var.> promptly, 20c C: 300, 40c; 500, $1 M. postpaid: "15c M. collect; ville. R 2. . |. Cabbage plants, ready, $1 M; | 10 M. or More; 75c M. W. V itr collect. ; Bell - Condons Giont 3 Mastodon| | everbearing strawberry plants, 5 M. $2.75; 10M. $5 | Major Crow, Gainesville, Ri: Cabbage, collard and toma- to: Plants, 25, 200: 500, 60c:. $1 M. del. Ellis Smith, Gaines- Late | cabbage, globe tomz 1500, 50e;. shipment. As tia dewberry, 2. C; Concord grap pernong, Celestri 12. October and N ) Postpaid. J. ae Tool R 2. "Everbearing vate plants, 500 for- 15 Mrs. d.2N. as 2. coe Mint plants, "we packed in damp mo: 30 P. P. Mrs... ok, Thomasboro. : E. J. and Chas, Ww plants, 60c 500; $1 $2.85: 5 M. $4.50. Plants now ready. Ss. field, Baxley. R, 4. B Fall and: winter bage plants, frost-pr Prompt shipment. 30 50c; 85c M. del; 19M. ' 1M. $2.40; 10 M. $4.6 Crow, Gainesville, R New Stone and Gr. tomato plants, 500, 50e del. Klondike strawberr 20c- C; $1.50: -M. d Durand, Gainesville, R Large, young, well roo and E. J. cabbage, Mai New Stone tomato pl 50c; 500, 75c; $1.25 M. Promptness and full cou Fresh ia green and del. R. Chanclor, Pitts Klondike strawberry M. P. B. Reynolds, G: Klondike strawberry plants, not mixed, 25 plants, 50c doz; Rhu 30c; nice dry sage, 30c green pepper, 30c gal. Add postage. eo Gr ee - Cabbage plants $1 M. 1 more, 75 M. W. WwW W: Quitman. 200, 25c: 500, 60c; $1 M. $4; 10 M. $750. Del. 2 collect. B. Crow, Gainesvi Klondike. Lady T. E erb' strawberry plants, $1 Gold with ea. order; als sundried apples, 9 Ib. Hs. Call, Ellijay, R 4. - Want at once 200 ec ery and Broccoli plant M. A. Brobston, Madiso Seed For Sale 100 Ibs. new, choice watermelon seed stock, for sale. Make J. H. Tollison, Stevens. '\ White multiplying 6. Fall planting, 50 gal. % gal.Postpaid Miss Pearl - Mi Ground, R 2." ~ Pure stock Stone J tt ermelon seed, $1.2: $2.25; 8 Ibs. $3.5 Gainesville. BR AZ The and = cease eranietl EMitay. R . Good ee or exch. p toi M. Ibs. 6c Ib; _ Ibs. pees Ib. M. Burr. sinver sea. tains sufficient soil ite. So. _ Kinard, lbs. Ga. sear seed tor |p exch. for nice sundried 10c Ib. New fresh seed. multiplying moss beet Qc per large start.. 3 hat amt., 25c a ad, n, Dallas. R 4. hite nest onions. for , lanting, 50c gal. del. Cash | , nd red nest onions, Willetts Wonder Eng- LS; 35c lb. Lillie Averett, Hite nest onions, 150 ) r % gal: sweet and Ts, 25 een, 2 ibs. 25c; pepper- bunches, 20c. Exch. 100 Ib. sacks. Mrs. wrindle, Dahlonega. R. 1. untiplying onions. anted this fall. 20 xd-bud seed, any quan- Tb.. Cash with order. Coffinton, Ga. migns, 40. Bal. postage. Will accept gal. Cesc. A. er, Fayetteville. R 1. Gee act E ; white, silver skin, Ebenezer onion sets $5 bu. Wakefield, Cop-| # abbage plants, 256, 35; + 90c M.. William Siph- inesyille. d yellow. Bermuda sound ' and perfect, prepaid: 10 Ibs. 1st and 2nd zone for -25c gal. postpaid in Ist ae ne, Mrs. W. Ee Evans . it R 5. 1 clover seed, 6ise Wb: arren, Dewy Rose. d white . Mest ~ onions, ash. Add postage. Mrs. ers, Eitten, Fe: a: wer seed, 4c lb. Can be k my farm, 4 mi. N. W. iss Anne Wyche, R 2, gal; yellow |} but are cheating fe Ra We receive a great many requests that we place a siokied in Othe Market Bulletin advising that certain products which have been listed in the Bulletin have been sold. Because of lack of | 2 _ space, we are Upatte to eran come Fequests y Pee such _type notices. so ee a peat Poets. ; 2 ; = gSs5 Si git i a : = oy ~ ae e 4 We alte: receive many complaints of parties oka replying to notices in the Bulletin, never receive any reply from the parties addressed. When a notice is placed in the Bulletin it is the duty of the party in whose name the item is published to reply imme- | _ diately to every letter, card, etc., that he or she receives regarding said notice. 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Also do not list for sale any item for sale or for exchange that you do not possess, and do not allow others the privilege of attaching YOUR,NAME AND ADDRESS to their notices. Each individual must acd. the responsibility of the notice that i is. a GB. walker, = _ lished in his | or her name. ra Pee Ci ge ce Gk i cal eS, ; It i is our giclee on duty to ee any party ae use of the Bulletin when we find. that they are not acting fair and square or fying to cheat by means of same. at ; Iti is Beate erential that the Ruling of the. Third Kocher _ Postmaster: General, Washington, D. G that prohibits our carry- therly, ee Fully matured Surkeriess _to- baeeo seed, 25c per thls. $ DeVane, Nashville. | Seed Wanted Want old fashioned Baaon turnip. seed. Mrs. Laura. a Cox, Milledgeville. R 3. Want 10 Tbs, Clements: Won-- | der watermelon seed. Quo Piet del. price. Must be true *: We eannok urge 460 seronigly: the abslute aepeee BF fom: 7 pleting satisfactorily every transaction entered intoand just as you have so stated in your notice, (and if possible, even a better | very prolific. Brunswick. - gus plants, 2 each; |to name and cheap. We Ta Jesup. Cm Miscellaneous F or Bal Deer tongue for sale or swap | for anything can use on farm. ducks, corn, potatoes, etc., v. |.ue at 10 per Ib. Write, David Claude McGahee. Eulonia, Ga. Sugar. cane for seed Com le C. P. 807 Govt propagated, BO. Fussell Bone- eke Sa backs #|.ea. 10 Ib. C. oa Joiner, Harrison R 2. Cayenne Hot vpfeen peppers. .40 gal. del. Mrs. M. B. . Berogds, | Alto. -Green Hot pepper, 400. gal; garlic, 25c doz; horse radish, 1 bunch. Exch. for, feed sacks, _. Bl ions eggs, or anything. can use Nan Kown, White. - SBS Deer tongue, | shade ding hip, 2: Ibs. 50c, prepaid; this yrs. honey in comb, 10. Ib. buekets, | $1, or exch, for what have you Mrs. Ruth Fowler, Baxley. R - Wild gensing, 10e Ib. _Asparra. eatnip + plants, 2c ea.. Mrs. eae Je Braswell, Logansville. R 2, Good 1 horse, wagon for sal j q cheap, Joe Winn, Winston. . 25 tbs. new, * white, aevi : feathers, 50c Ib. del. Sample request. Mrs. Mary es, = dele, R 4. = wild cherry bark, ibe lbs wit | horse mint, 25. lp: poke root 20 Ib; butterfly root, 2c @} horse radish root, 15 J ing any noticeswhether for sale or wantedfor DEALERS be | adhered to; also, because of LACK of SPACE.we may notcarry || more than one notice relative to the same item from members. of | the same household in any one single issue. We are not in posi- | tion to know all the Dealers, neither the members of each indi- Therefore, we will thank - you to. advise this Department of any one: violating either of the above | : mentioned rules. This information will be treated strictly confi- ol vidual household i in our State. | | in Spring, del. dential. However, such information, to be of value, must be sign- : "ed with the correct name and address of the writer, as ane acer information of any kind is worthless and not to be accepted. s t 2 = e @ e iy aX e Your sincere cooperation is appreciated. oS nyroyal, 25c lb. dried: Mayap: ple, 10 Ib. Add postage. S. Nix, Fairmount, TR oe Land Lime, just. as HLL $200. 00, per ton, Atlanta ix F| ton cars. O. E, Bonbon, , burn, : Tobaceo Wanted a Want some good chewing bacco'in 10 Ib. lots, twisted. Send. sample and cash price. by P. P Soak Carpenter, : Culberson, Ne 4, . Rt 1, Resident. of Georgia. Georgia Products. For Sale a CORN AND SEED CORN = . FOR: SALE ee Best white milling corn, lots $1.25 bu. 10 bu. to 20 bu. $1, bu; 20 bu. up to 100 bu., $1. bu All FOB crib. Exch. for Jersey heifers, bred te f at beef px Residence 5 miles So. Ja: : Geo. a Green, Jasper. BND cow ane yearling; ee Duroc 4 iB. c. brood sows for sale or 3 becea wt 81 and 36% fi | Ibs, ea. Tespectively, 28 To; : cee he Hastin: 1c Couch, Turin, ae Georgia Products oe ee FRUIT FOR SALE Nice sundried apples, 10c Ib. : In 10 or more Ib. lots; green Hot pepper, 30c gal; Sassafras root, yellow root, wild cherry bark, 20c Ib catnip dried in shade, 25c Ib. All del. in Ga. Miss L. M. White, Dahlonega. R 1. Box 35. IM. bu .Pineapple pearg now ready for truckers. 4 mi. north of Camilla on Dixie Highway. Mrs. J. D. Whiting, Camilla. 3 25 Ibs. dried peaches, 10 Ibs. apples, this yrs._crop, free of worms, 10c Ib. Add postage. Dea Martin, Baldwin. RFD 1. ; 3 M bu. Keifer pears, for sale. Sam Stafford, The Rock, Ga, 100 bu. Pineapple pars, at - Market price. Mrs. E. W. Childs, |. Nice, bright, sundried apples, - 10c Ib. del. in 10 Ib. lots; catnip 25 Ib. 6 bunches for 25c. Mrs. Ruby E. Hester, Dahlonega. R Bod BOR ot About 5 Ibs. sundried peaches, _ free from worms for sale, of exc. for nic dried apples. Ea. pay postage; also taking orders for white scuppernongs, 40c gal. and postage, del. about 15th Sept. _ Mrs. A. H| Price, Locust Grove. Nice sundried apples, 10c lb; White nest onions 40c gal. Add _ postage. Accept stamps for $1 or under orders. Mrs. G. B. Patter- son, Blairsville. R 4. _ Sundried peaches, 1934 crop, _ 20c Ib. del. Mrs. O. L. Craft, La- eevonia. : _.. Nice, mellow Banana Pears, $1 _ bu. FOB. Prompt shipment. D. Lee Griffin, Hagan. 3S Apples, dried from ripe Horse and Cheese apples, 10c lb. Not Iess than 10 lbs. shipped. Add postage; also S.C, R. I. red pul- lets and yearling hens, Mahood i strain; and 1 pure bred Tou- louse gander, fine. strain, $1.50, Mrs. C. A. Black, The Rock, R 1. 150 bu. or more pears for sale. _ Any number of bu. at my farm. G. H. Ponder, Oakfield. 150 bu. LeConte pears, also 600 bu. October pears for sale f at reasonable price, F. M. __.. Wynne, Washington. HONEY BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES FOR SALE 20 hives of bees, ail equipped _ for ext. honey, all equipment for _ extraction; also 50 gal. barrel - and a 30 gal. barrel of honey. All for $100 FOB. GC. L. Whatley, Cuthbert. R 3. 12- 10 frame hives of Italian bees in good cond., Ea. with see- tion Super and Queen exehkud- _ r, $3 ea. or $30 for the lot; bright Clover honey in the comb _ in lard cans, 60 tb. cap. 10 Ib, at Ben J. Threatte, Daisy. R __ New, white elover honep, 5 Ibs. _ te; 10 Ibs. $1.40 del. D. F. Thom- as, Odum. J : 6 large old time hee gums, all _ new and full of bees, $2 ea. cash. All 6 gums to same party, $10 cash. John Henry Strickland, Ray City. ~Smail quantity fancy Tupelo _ honey in 1 th. jars and 5 Ib. _ Pails. Write for prices. . V. _ McClendon, Thomasville. 403 _ Bees with hive and super, Complete, $4. Adelia Jolley, At- = lanta. R 7. PECANS AND PEANUTS ee FOR SALE | 60 Ibs. large, sound Stewart Pecans, 20c Ib. 98 Tbs. seedlings, 8e Ib. $18 for lot. Miss Belle Timmerman, Bronwood. Box 83 _ POTATOES FOR SALE Nice fantcy. Marglobe toma- _ toes, $1.50 bu. FOB. Cash with order. J. J. Matheson, Alte. rye. T. &. Daniel, Millen. ao _ Georgia Pre For Sale SYRUP FOR SALE 1 BBL. 35 gal. cap. syrup, good Ga. Cane, 1933 crop, good, new Cypress bbl., 50c gal. Mrs. C. C. Long, Ludowici. Rt. B. VEGETABLES FOR SALE This yrs. White Irish pota- toes, $1.25 bu. and buyer pay transportation chgs. Cc. FE. Brooks, Campton. R 1. Georgia Products. Wanted HONEY BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES WANTED ' Want bees in pat. hives only, also equipment. Stae price. F. H. Dennington, Decatur. R 2. Flowers and Seed For Sale Trumpet Majpt daffodils, lge., full grown bulbs, $2 C; 35 doz; Med. size, sure to bloom bulbs, 25c doz; $1.50 ; nice, white multiplying onions, 40c gal. Ail postpaid., Mrs, Ida L. Prickett, Maysville. Large, red (chrysanthemmum- like) poppy, dbl. and grow very large, 10c tsp. seed; pink poppy seed, large, dbl. and profuse bloomer, 10c tsp. Mrs. P. E. Thomas, Cordele. Blue, Dutch iris, 40c doz; Ger- man iris, 50c doz; King Alfred narcissi, $1.50 doz; paper whites, 50c doz. Mrs. C. R. Morgan, Vi- enna, Second-Hand Machin- ery Fer Sale A 15-30 International Tractor for sale or exc. for a Diesel mo- tor of same make. Good cond. P. M. Haulbrook, Omega. Second-Hand Machine- ery Wanted Want to buy for cash a sec- ond-hand horse baler, no .junk; also exch. Fordson tractor in good cond. just been overhauled and a Case TFhrashing machine for a pair of good mules. Or will sell tractor and thrashing machine. O. S. Cox, Butler. Grain and Hay For Sale 150 bu. Houston County grown Abruzzi seed rye, $1.85 bu. FOB. Grown by self. Sample on re- quest. W. D. Thorpe, Ft. Valley. 12 M. bu. fme Fulghum seed oats, slightly stained, but germ- ination is 95 per cent and yield per acre yas 46 bu; 500 bu. Co- ker 38-50 Rust and Storm resist- ant oats, $3 bu. FOB here, Ar- thur F. Evans, Waynesboro. rye, $1.25 bu; 100-bu. Abruzzi rye, $1.40 bu; 25 bu. Mountain Tye with 1-3 Vetch, $2 bu: 700 bu. 90 per cent Blue Stem wheat, $1.25 bu; 50 bu. Pure Blue Stem, $1.50 bu; 50 gal. sorghum syrup, gal. sans, 50e gal. C. L. Vaughon, | County Agt., Clarkesville. Seed oats, elean and sound, 5c bu. FOB. J. B. Jones, Dah- | lonega, R 1. Grain and Hay Wanted Exc. yr. old Peach and Apple trees, Grapevimes at 10c ea. for Blue Stem seed wheat and Ful- ghum seed oats at prices quoted in Market Bulletin. Jas. Cure- ton, Austell. : Quot best price on Ga. Seed x drawn Hay|/ 1 pair .R. C. Golden Sebright bantams. Frieddee Texas strain. Sell or exc. B. L. Covan, Benev- olence. : GAMES A few choice pure Ky. Dom game cockerels, light colored and solid white, $1.50 ea. or 2 for $2.50 during next two weeks. W. Henry Baxley, M. D., Hephzibah. MINORCAS_ 2 Booth White Minorca cock- erels, 5 mos. old, $1.25 ea. or exc. for 2 pullets, same breed and age; 1 White Wyandotte cocker- el, 5 mos. old; $1.25; or. exc. for 2 W. L. pullets, same age. R. P. Lowe, Warrenton. TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE, ETC., FOR SALE Indian Runner ducks, 3 and 4 mos. old, for sale or exc. or some heavier ducks: Pekin or Musco- vey, or Toulouse or Emden geese. Anton Harju, McKinnon, Ga, 13 strong and healthy Indian Runner ducks, 3 mos. old, wt. 3 to 4 Ibs. ea. $6 for the 13. Mrs. Allen Russ, Nicholls, R 2. Pure Bourbon Red turkeys, 45 head for $50. Fine for breeding. Mrs. Edwin Reed, Lavonia. R - Live Stock For Sale 1 pure bred Jersey bull, about 2 yrs. old, cheap or trade for good saddle horse. Se: A. D. Pope, Haralson, Ga. 1 heifer, 20 mos. old, half Jersey and Red Poll, to freshen in March. The mother gives 4 gal. rich milk per \ day. $10 cash, FOB. N. B. Gibbs, Uval- da. : 14 mos. old reg. Jersey bull, Volunteer Bright Prince. $50 cash at barn. J. E. Farmer, Nicholson. R 2. Young, fresh Jersey cow cheap for cash. W. B. Wesley, Riverdale. R 2. 1 yoke of fine steers for sale, wt. about 1200 lbs. and about 6 yrs. old, well broke, of good match and good color. Joe Gooch, Dahlonega. R 4. HOGS FOR SALE 1 pure bred, reg. S. P. C. boar, 2 yrs. old Xmas. $15, or exch. for shoats for meat. GC. L. Smith, Baxley. 7 pure bred Red Jersey pigs, 3 mos. old, $30..B, H. Burch, Carrs Station. e S. P. C. pigs, wt. 65 Ibs. reg. in buyers name, Cholera im- mune. Thrifty, very best blood lines, $5 ea. Lake McDonald, Vidalia. R 4. SHEEP AND GOATS - FOR SALE 35 or 40 head of goats, most- ly grown, for sale or exch. for cow, fresh in or will freshen soon. -R. H. Bogette, Manassas. 45 head large stock goats, horniess, 3 milk goats, $10 ea. for milkers and $1 ea. for bal. |L. D. Smith, Brooklet. 3 2 M. bu. Ga. Tall Growing, 2 50 head goats for sale or exch. for 1 good milch cow. Will del. goats and get cow if not too far. Write for partic- ulars. Mrs. D. D. Deen, (Fail- ed to state address in notiee sent to Bulletin) 30 head of goats, 2 little bone Guinea hogs, boar and sow, and 1 mule for sale, or exch. for cows. Stamp to be enclosed for reply. B. #. Full, Glen- wood. R 2. Box 49. . Live Stock Wanted Want 12 to 20 thrifty feeder pigs. 50 to 100 Ibs. ea. to fat- tem on halves, or will pay cash. State what you have and price in first letter. J. T. Ponder, ee rforce to work crop. R. M. Bon- Demorest. .| berry plants, 30 C.$1.75: M; Want hogs to halves. Have the feed. Write} before bringing the hogs. Can fatten 15 or 20 head, owing to size. B. L. Davis, Douglas. hes: Poultry Wanted Man and wife want small place. Standing-rent.. Must be suitable for raising poultry. J. B. Hubbard, Chamblee, R 2, Mabry Road. Widow 40 yrs. old, son, age 12 yrs. and daughter (widow), 21 yrs. of age, desires permanent position on farm for bal. this year and next, with good reli- able family, for all three. All willing workers. Ref. exch. Mrs. Annie M. Williams, Millen, Clo Gen. Del. Want 1 horse crop on 50-50 basis. Would like to get a crop to gather now and a good 1 horse! farm for 1935. in family, 3 children big encugh to work, picking cotton and peas, etc. K. E. Martin, Fayetteville. Want job as Supt. of large farm. Can also do Blacksmith and carpenter work, operate a truck and repair same. Would take a share crop and do any and all needed repairs. Have, ner, Eatonton, R 3. Farm Help Wanted . FARM HELP WANTED Want good, reliable capable white woman for light farm work. Poultry, flowers, etc. No field work. Good place and rea- sonable salary for right party. Must have ref. C, W. Stembaugh, Want nice, clean, middieaged, honest woman to live in home and help with light farm work, milk cow, etc. $8 mo. and board. 3 in family. No field work. T. B. Giles, Atlanta, R 4, Box 463. Plants F or Sale % . ; . i Fine var. everbearing straw- Rhubarb, 3 bunches, 50c; pep- permint plants, sage plants, 6 x for 35c.. All del. Will exch. Leo Blackwell, Cleveland. Chas. W. cabbage plants, 75 M. Tomato plants, 80c M. All del. to 3rd zone. G. BE. Waldrip, Gainesville. R 2. Miscellaneous For Sale A 2 horse wagon in good cond. for sale, cheap. J. O. Mc- Laughlin, Upatoi, Ga. RFD 1. 40 Ibs. goose feathers, 40 Ib. J. W. Holland, Register. Miscellaneous Wanted Want May apple root, Star roots and. Black root. Send sample of what you have. Dr. Brooks, Griffin. Rt. D. - Exch. good 2. horse wagon for new 1! horse spring seat wagon at once. Mrs. . Horton,: Jeffersonville. R 1. Special Notices PARTNER IN POULTRY WANTED Will furnish either 300 or 700 cap. Ine.. brooder, kerosene house, poultry yard (planted in green feed) and a guarantee that you wont lose any money, if party will furnish eges and feed to 2% lbs. Reference Mrs. |: J.T Vaughan, Bowdon. FARM PARTNER WANTED Want partner to finance200 acres in a new melon: Descrip-| tion. Teng Green. fatten on bre and prolific bea na trees (Melin A L.) Communicate R. Johnson, Em new, $10 ea. or exc or Thompson strai Fischel str. White R No culls. W. R. Bi Jand. R 1. Box 151. Incubator, Br Etc. Wan Want good 1 brooder, with Thermo lator, oil burner, J. B. Mathews, Ma: _ STATIO EXPERIMENT, Why not vary the of preparation of lima bean? Your enjoy the change. Lima bans are source of iron but be lost in the coo too large a qual and drained off. Cook the beans 20 1 utes uncovered i amount of water whic tieaily evaporated by the end of the cooki iod. Add the salt n rather than at-the of the cooking period Creamed Beas 2 cups cooked lima 1 cup milk 2 tablespoons flou 2 tablespeons butter Salt and pepper ; Make a medium whit of milk, flour, butter, sonings. Add beans hot. Cream of Lima ] 2 cups milk oe 2 tablespoons flour 2 tablespoons butter 1 cup sieved 1 1 teaspoon salt 1 sliced onion Fry onion in but make white sauce and flour. Pieces of be removed. Add - heat and serve. Lima Bean 2 cups cooked Tim _ 1 cup bread eru 1-4 eun. finely c er peanut butter 23-4 small onion Yoteaspeon pepper | % teaspoon salt_ Chop beans coars erumbs, nuts, seasoni oven. Serve with or tomato sauce. Mock Sau: 3 cups coeked Tim: 2-3 cun bread cri Yoseaspoon save 3 exes, well beaten 2 tablesnoens butter Sait and pepper Force beans throug Add the remaining in and shape into the sausages. Rall: er and crumbs