STATE CAPITOL 
 
in and Hay For Sale 
 
  
 
500 bu. pure Cert. Bancroft 
d oats, recleaned and graded, 
FOB. R. M. Turner, Roys- 
 
Blue Stem wheat, saved for 
 
contains no rye or pest. 
 
Tice and clean, $1.50 bu. from 1 
 
 30 bu. Alex Barfield, Louis- 
 
ville, R 2. Z 
 
Fulghum seed oat and Gasta 
 
wheat for sale. C. R. West- 
brook, Roswell R. 1. 
 
xas Rust-Proof seed _ oats, 
 
lug bu. FOB. C. M. Walker, Bon- 
 
Pure - Appler seed oats, good 
nd sound, $1 bu; Dark Cornish 
ullets, 1% to 2 Ibs., 75c ea. H. 
. Thurmond, Greshamville. | 
Genuine Fulghum oats, new 
and recleaned, 75c bu. in 
ots of 5 bu. or more. A. E. Ware, 
Marshaliville. 
re Ga. Blue Stem and Cok- 
Redhart wheat, recleaned 
seed, $1.40 bu; Texas Rust- 
 
oof and Fulghum = seed oats, | 
 
Oc bu. C. L. Rhyne, Americus. 
 
Pure Appler seed oats, 75c bu. 
raisedon my farm especial- 
for seed. C. L. Mouchet, .Bow- 
 
S Seed rye, grown on my farm, 
00 bu. new seed No. Ga. Tall 
owing rye, $1.50 bu. FOB. Cash 
h order. J. R. Harper, Sweet 
 
um. { 
 
Blue Stem seed wheat, $1.50 
 
ju. Special price on more than 
bu. lots. W. E. Vinson, Macon, 
3, Or Byron, Ga. 
 
Good Georgia Mountain Rye, 
 
und and clean, $1.25 bu. FOB.| 
 
M. Foster, Clarkesville. 
 
poses, 10F sale. Grown on my 
m. W. E. Hudmon, Sylvania. 
nn and Goolsbys Super 
 
t, highest official yield in 
 
A ol and 29-100 bu. per 
 
0 bu. French rye, $2 bu; 
bu. ores Rust-Proof seed 
 
  
 
. ain and Hay Wanted 
 
  
 
Vant to buy 50 bu. seed 
ub end sample and quote 
FOB Stillmore. W. J. 
rgan, Stillmore. R 1. Box 46. 
sive best cash price on 6 
nigh yielding seed wheat, 
B your station. Any good 
ety. T. M. Webb, Ellijay. 
1t 1 carload good Peanut 
 
  
 
Poultry For Sale 
 
  
 
. BANTAMS: 
g bantam pullets,  35c 
 
1 pigeons, 25 pr. Sat. | 
 
peuplestille 
 
AG RICULTU RE 
COMMISSIONER= 
 
PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETS 
ATLANTA, GEORGIA , THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1934. 
 
  
 
  
 
THE MARIJUANA WEED 
 
The activities of this Department in uncovering sad destroying 
in its beginning the growth of the Marijuana (MA-RI-WA-NA) | 
weed in the State of Georgia, is one of the recent. accomplish- 
ments of the Department in protecting the health of the com- 
munity through its Drug Division. This weed is one of the most 
dangerous narcotics known to medical science, particularly so to. 
 
_-the younger generation. 
 
This weed, when smoked in the form ofp cigarette, is similar 
to cocaine, aad its users soon become addicts, It underminds both  
 
body and mind, one of its most vicious effects being the develop- 
 
ment of criminal traits in those who have become addicts. 
 
The greatest threat of Marijuana is to the young people who 
generally as a lark attend Marijuana parties, or try out a ciga- 
rette as a joke. It very quickly gets a hold on them in its 
harmful effect. Undoubtedly the destruction of this evil through 
the alertness and farsightedness of our Drug Division will redound 
to the health of our community in years to come. Wherever the 
plant was found, the drug inspectors immediately destroyed it 
under the authority ofthelaw. =| 
 
Farmers have been approached by unscrupulous persons who 
are dealing in the sale of this dangerous weed, to grow it on 
shares. Fortunately, farmers who have been approached, we learn, | 
have turned down the proposition, fearing there was something 
wrong with it. 
 
I want to WARN OA genes we approached along 
this line to immediately report it to this office, so that we may 
 
take further steps in checking the growth and sale of this deadly 
narcotic. 
 
Ge ADAMS, Commiisiicuce of Agriculture. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Dikitsot REPORT 
 
_ OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS 
 
Georgia Produced hearby Hennery, selected fresh eggs: Retail, 40c doz; Wholesale, 35c doz. | 
Prevailing Wholesale Prices,- September 10, 1934. Always Subject to Variation: pe 
 
  
 
Atlanta 
Eges, Extra, Selected Whites, doz. $  .30 
Eggs, Extra, doz. 
Eggs, Standard, doz. : - 
Eggs, Georgia trade, doz. -----.-_-- 
Eggs, yard run, doz. ----..-------- . 24 Poultry For Sale 
Hens, Heavy-Breed, lb. _.---.------ 16 Poultry Wanted 
Hens stient 1h. bo ae 2 nets aa oe a 
Hens, Leghorns, lb. _------- ante x 10 
Roosters, Ib.  .06 
Stags $t5 2 ee ae Ag 
Friers, Ib. : 17-.19-20 
Ducks, Ib..  
Geese, Ib. 
Country Butter, best table, ID ese 
Ear Corn, (80 Ibs. to bu.) - 
Wheat, bu. | 
 
Sweet Potatoes, per 100 Ibs. peeoee = 
Peavine Hay, No. 1, ton 
 
SPANISH  No. = ao Bee tom, Del., Mills. 
 
INDEX 
 
Grain and Hay For Sale 
Grain and Hay Wanted 
 
Miscellaneous Wanted 
Tobacco For Sale 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
ee Re--cs Golden Se 
brights, 1 yr. old, $1.50. Will im 
prove any flock. John Quattl 
baum, Fort Gaines, R 1. 
 
  
 
BARRED AND OTHER ROCK 
 
2 February or March: h 
thoroughbred Buff Rock coc 
els at reasonable price, near 
Janta. Mrs. W. 
 
Adairsville. a 
 
Pure bred Buff Rocks,  go: 
size, for sale, B. L. ie 
cross, R 2. 
 
1 nice B. R. rooster, Th ) 
son strain, ordered as baby chic 
from Booth in 1933. $1 cash wit. 
order. Mrs. C. S. Bradshay 
Wrightsville, Ri. 
 
3 B. R. cockerels, Park st i 
3 mos. old, 75c ea. at home. Wi 
exch. Eva Haynes, Buford. 
 
2 fine B. R. cockerels, Holi 
erman strain, 3 mos. old 7 
ea. Pullets, same strain 
hatch, 65 ea. Miss Mamie 
er, Norman Park, wale 1 Bo: 
65. 
 
Thompson Trsperial Ringle 
 
2 
 
1B. R. cockerels, April h 
 
$1.25. ea 2: 0r. more, 4 
from prize winning stock; ege 
75c per 15 del. Mrs. 
Steadham, Bainbridge. 
 
4 fine, bloodtested for B. ~ 
D., B. Rock  roosters, AD. 
 
prepaid. Mrs. 
Millen.  
 
Thompson: B. R. 
Feb. and March hatch. 
healthy birds, $1 ea; . 
fat B. R. hens, $1 a., e 
fine milk-fed friers, 25 
Mrs. A. J, Collins, Demorest. 
 
  
 
  
 
CORNISH 
 
6 Cornish Indian pullets an 
cockerel, $5; also 1 male calf 
wks. old, 15-16 Guernsey, 3: 
Mrs. J. F. Trawick, Tennille 
 
A few large type Dark Co 
ish cockerels, 75c ea. FOB 
light crate; white cabbage: 
collard seed, $1 lb. prepai 
O. Sykes, Sylvester. = 
 
  
 
GAMES  
1 Grey cock, wt. 5% Ibs. 
 
1 Grey and Round head m 
 
$1.50; also 20 young bantam 
 
jets, 2-3 to laying age, 35 
 
Sat. guar. James. Rice, Dou as 
 
ville. 
 
  
 
S GIANTS ea 
40 White Giant pullets, Roya 
Matings, April hatch, $40 FO. 
F. B. Price, Folkston, R 2.  
Jersey White Giant cockerel 
AAA Grade, April 15th and Me 
 
| 21st hatch, $1.50 and $1 ea. FO. 
 
No culls. W. H. Richardson 
berton. : 
White Giant cockerels, pur 
Marcy strain, 14 wks. old, 
ea. 2 or more, $1.25 ea. wk 
old, $1; 8 wks. 75e. FOB. Lars 
red nest onions, multiplyers, 
fall planting, 60c gal. Mrs. J. 
se ose Madison, _ R 2, Box 3 
 
LEGHORNS. 
175 Ww. a. pulets ind 
 
  
 
  
   
   
 
8 Georgia 
Market Bulletin 
 
Published Weekly by the 
BUREAU OF MARKETS 
 
  
 
  
 
oe of 
 
Agriculture 
Executive Offices, 
: State Capitel, Atlanta, Ga. 
 
G. C. ADAMS 
Commissioner 
 
  
 
  
 
THURSDAY, SEPT. 13, 1934 
 
  
 
Entered as second: class mat- 
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1930. Accepted for mailing at 
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Second-hand farm machin-_ 
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which appears-on the first 
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Poultry For Sale 
 
100 W. L. hens, 2 cockerels, 
-Tancred strain, for sale. eee 
eiferman, Sylvester. 
 
(2 wks. old AAA Ped. W. Ll. 
ockerels, out of 320-337 egg 
ams and sires. All out of Offi- 
lal Contest hens that laid eggs 
uv. over 25 ounces to the doz. 
0c ea. FOB. Mrs. Ione Edgerton, 
 
Baxley, R 4, Box 6. 
 
28 good laying W. L. hens, 
933. hatch, some laying, 65 
a. FOB; 12 early. spring. hatch 
ullets; soon to. lay. 85c ea. 
 
IB:. Fritz. Rovers, Washing- 
on. R 3: Box. 261. 
 
300. to 342 egg ploodline AAA 
 
. L. Breeding: cockerels. Cash 
r exch. for choice pullets, A- 
 
fo. 1 syrup or what have you? 
 
Choice milking does and. kids, 
-Edwin Simpson, Atlanta. 695 
~eaynes: Ave;; N. Ex. ; 
 
50 W. L. hens, Tancred. str. 
 
yr: old, some laying, 50c ea; 
lso April hatch, $1 ea. Mrs. 
 
. E. Marshall, Atlanta: R- 4. 
Box 269. Phone Ra 8219. 
 
as MINORCAS. 
 
oa 10 fine pullets and beautiful 
cockerel, Rusk. AAA. Grade 
solden Buff Minorcas, Feb. 
 
  
 
  
 
| baby chicks at once. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
hatch, $10 for lot. Mrs. A. M. 
Williamson, Stone Mtn. R. 2. 
 
2 of my Giant Black Minor- 
ca cockerels, early hatched and 
from best blood lines obtain- 
able, $2.50 ea. These are out- 
standign birds and first come, 
 
first served. O. H. Wright, At- 
 
lanta. Peters Bldg. 
 
  
 
MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS 
 
100 hens and pullets, R. I. 
Reds, B. Rocks, Buff Minoreas, 
and S. C. W.. Leghorns, Don- 
aldson, Booths 3-A quality, 
 
| Price. right...Mrs... Sam. Pirkle, 
 
Loganville, Ga. (Near Grayson, 
Ga.) 
 
  
 
ORPINGTONS 
 
1 pure bred Buff Orp. rooster, 
March or April hatch, $1 plus 
shipping chgs. Miss Rubye E. 
Chapman, Pulaski. 
 
4 pure bred Buff Orp. hens 
and 1 rooster, $3.25 for the lot. 
May, 1932 hatch: Noexch. Mrs. 
W. L. Daniel, Dawson, R-1, Box 
101. 
 
  
 
PIGEONS 
 
Selected, extra choice; mated 
prs. Belgium Carneaux, at reduc- 
ed prices, or trade for Bantams, 
or other poultry and live stock. 
W. M.Rockel Jr., Thomasville, 
R 6.. 
 
5 prs. Blue pigeons, 35c pr. 1 
pr. almost white (rooster, solid 
white), 50c; 1 pr. white and 
brown mixed, 35c. Sell lot for 
$2.25 or swap 2 prs. for 1 pr. 
White Kings, Silver Kings. or 
White Swiss Mondaines. James 
Braddy, Woodland. 
 
  
 
TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE, 
DUCKS, ETC. FOR SALE 
1 pair Burbon Red turkeys, 
gobbler, wt. 25 lbs, $4; $3 for 
hen, or $5 for the pair. Lovelle 
Davis, Waresboro. 
 
Poultry Wanted 
 
BABY. CHICKS 
Want 100 or more R. I. Red 
Best cash 
price, or trade farm produce. 
Write: Mrs. J. B. Harris, 
dele, R B. 
 
Want 500 baby chicks to raice 
on. halves to 10 wks. old, any 
large breed. No Leghorns. Pay 
express chgs. 1 way. Mrs. T. A. 
Dixon, Metter, R 2. 
 
BARRED AND. OTHER. ROCKS 
 
Want 18 Barred Rocks (small) 
of good stock and cheap. Mrs. 
C, T.-Hardy; Hiram, Re: 
 
BRAHMAS 
Exc. Giant strain Light Brah- 
ma cockerels, 1 yr. old, or 4 Ib. 
size, or pay cash for other Giant 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Cor- 
 
head. Like to hear as early as 
possible. Toria, McCorkel, Regis- 
ter, R 1. 
 
Want exch. 20 to 30 thor- 
oughbred R. I. Red pullets, 6 
mos. old, for equal. value in 
large strain W. L. pullets, rea- 
dy to lay. Ha. to pay express 
chgs. Mrs. Chas. C. Harman, 
Odessadale. 
 
Want 200- 500 S. C. W. L. of 
good strain. Quote best cash 
price. Lewis E. Beers, Newnan. 
 
Want 10 to 15 W. L. pullets 
or hens. Exch. R. 1. Reds, or 
pay cash. Give age, descrip- 
tion and price. Mrs. E. P. H. 
Stripling, Doerun. R 2. 
 
Want to trade 10 R. I. Red 
hens and rooster, for 20 W. L. 
5 mos. old pullets, or 10 W. 
L. hens, not over 18 mos. old. 
My: hens are: very nice.J. J. 
Harvard, Hawkinsville. 
 
R. IT. REDS 
Want 25 real good Feb. or 
Warch hatch pullets,. Reds, or 
 
  
 
|B. Roeks. No culls. Price must 
 
be right. E. N: Elder, Monti- 
Acello. 
 
TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS, 
GEESE, ETC. WANTED 
Want to buy 2 or 3 young 
Guinea hens, whites or specks. 
Richard McMullan, Forsyth., 
Ga. 
 
  
 
  
 
Eggs For Sale 
 
  
 
Parks strain B. R. hatching 
eges, carefully selected, from 
18 mos: old hens, 65c: per: 15; 
30 for $1 postpaid. Crates to 
be ret. Miss Bertie E. Carter, 
Rockingham. R 1. 
 
Turken (Spencer Wonder. 
Bird) eggs, $1.25 per 15. Miss 
Rebecca Sampbell, Atlanta 860 
Boulevard, Sh. 
 
Live Stock For Sale 
 
CATTLE FOR SALE 
 
2 outstanding reg. Hereford 
bulls, Polled, at reasonable pri- 
ces. Both serviceable age. J. A. 
 
axwell, Covington. 
 
1 -milch cow, cheap for cash. A. 
S. Pope, Buchanan, R 3. | 
 
1 reg. Jersey bull, 3 yrs. old, 
fine: condition. This bull has an 
imported sire Volunteers Nurse 
Lad, and his dam, Golden 
Maids Fontaine Bell won the 
cup in 1932 for producing more 
butter fat than any cow in the 
State. $75.00 at my barn. J. W. 
Landrum, Carnesville. 
20 or 25. Grade A. Jersey, Dairy 
cows. Most of them freshen be- 
fore the first of the year. Am 
 
  
 
  
 
strain Light Brahma cockerels.+!0sing out dairy and will sell 
 
Or will sell mine. Mrs. W. O. 
Herrington, Manassas, R 1. 
 
GAMES 
Want to hear from parties who 
have pure Gray game pullets for 
sale, State best del. price and 
just. what you have. Must be 
 
  
 
guar. dead game. Lewis Strick- 
 
land, Canon, RFD 2. 
 
LEGHORNS 
 
Want 40 pure bred Brown 
Leghorn 2 or 3 mos. old pullets, 
del. October ist. Reasonable for 
cash. Miss Maymie 
Alpharetta, R 2. 
 
Want 50 Hollywood or Tancred 
strain: W. L. pullets, 8 ..wks. old. 
R. L. Moore, Cuthbert, R 2. 
 
Exe. 7 nice young rabbits for 
pullets. B. L. preferred, or con- 
sider other breed. Sell rabbits at 
foc. pr. S: S: Bizzell, Moultrie, 
204 6th St: N. E. 
 
Want pure bred Buff: Leghorn 
pullets at once at reasonable 
price. Also some milk goats. E. E. 
Lynn, Waycross, R, 2. 
 
Want a few hundred W. L. 
 
  
 
es or. Ute J. Bes Bpsoes 
 
, Varnell. 
 
Holloway, 
 
herd at a good a M. L. Wes- 
 
|ter, Ringgold, R 1 
 
1 Jersey 3 gal. cow, $25: 20 
common bantam hens, 35c ea. 
FOB. S. T. Jinks, East. Point, 
209 St. Michael St., phone, 
Calhoun 1961. : 
 
1 Black Jersey bull, 19 mos. 
old, very gentle (a regular pet). 
Sell or exc. for a mule or horse. 
B. L. Perry, Flowery Branch, R 
1. 
 
20: cows and heifers. All high 
grade Jerseys. Priced oe 
GC. T. Miller, Cleveland.  
 
1 beef type bull, wt. 1 M. or 
1100 lbs. Broke to drive with 
line, $25. Wm. Jackson, Hazle- 
hurst. 
 
Some pure Jerseys, fresh in, 
$25 and up. Mrs. R. L. Green, 
Cuthbert, R 4. 
 
1-car load mixed cattle: 2 bulls, 
 
calves and (yearlings. 
cross of Red Polled eae: Jerseys. 
Make best offer.. B. E. Martin, 
Carnesville. R 3. 
 
' Grade Jersey and Guernsey 
milch cows for sale or exc. for 
Feeder. hogs: for. fattening, Q: M 
ae eee, : 
 
  
 
Wanb.200 pure eet Ww. Ll. pul- | 
lets, now ready to lay, at 60c per 
 
6. cows, balance 200 to 400 Ibs: 
- Mostly |- 
 
  
 
  
 
Few; fine young Hereford: pulls, 
from my famous Colonial. Plan- | 
 
tation. Breeding .of the best and 
prices that farmers can afford 
to pay. W. B.. Hutchinson, Al- 
bany. 
 
Domino, Mischief, and Har- 
mon bred, reg. Polled Hereford 
 
of highest quality. The type to 
 
make you money. Perry E. Luns- 
ford, Covington. 
 
Jersey-Guernsey heifer, from 
pure bred stock, $25 without calf. 
3-4 Guernsey-Jersey heifer calf, 
$10. No chks. J. A. Dickey, Mid- 
Ville, R 2. 
 
1 Jersey cow, freshen soon, 3 
yrs. old, $35; nice sundried pea- 
 
ches, 60. Ibs. 10c 1b; 50 lbs. cured 
 
hams, 20c lb. Miss Fannie Smith, 
Unadilla. 
 
Fine male Jersey calf for sale 
or exc. for R. I. Red chickens. 
Mrs. Vera Duggar, Sylvester, 
Pineview Farm. 
 
1 nice, reg. Jersey cow, fresh 
in, for sale or exc. for a good 
work horse not over 8 yrs. old. 
Guy Oxford, Culloden. 
 
1 Jersey cow and list calf 1% 
mos. old, also 1 pure Little Bone 
African Guinea sow. See them 
at barn. Jas. T. Harrison, Way- 
cross, R_ 1, (2 miles north Way- 
cross an Alma Rd: at Hebard- 
ville), 
 
2 reg. Polled Shorthorn bulls 
 
about 10 mos. old. Both excellent |. 
 
individuals. $50.00 ea: Julian W: 
Collins, Flint. 
 
2 fresh, young cows, Tetsag 
and Guernsey. Excellent cond. 
T. B. tested. 2 gal. milk if fed 
right; also 3 yr. old White Jer- 
sey Giant rooster, Marcy str., 
from reg. stock 144: $2: 14 wks. 
old cockerels, $1 ea. Mrs. Lewis 
E. Tabor, Albany. Rt..- -C., Gil- 
lionville Rd. 
 
1 common milk cow, black 
and white spotted, 4 yrs. old, 
with heifer calf, 1 yr. old. Sell 
or exch. for Eng. White Leg- 
horn hens, 1 yr. old. Make best 
offer. Mrs. Osie Morgan, Guy- 
ton. RB 1: Box 100. 
 
  
 
HOGS FOR SALE 
5.mos: old. Hampshire male, 
thoroughbred, $5.00. Chas. Dug- 
gan, Chester. 
- Little Bone Guinea hogs, stay- 
fat kind, male, 7 mos. old, $12.50; 
gilts, 5 mos. old, $7.50 ea. Black 
 
African strain. W. F. Travis, | 
 
Perry. 
 
Regs Se Py C: pies, from the 
Worlds Best Blood Lines. Sell or 
exc. for any pure breed of chick- 
ens. F. H. Bunn, Midville. 
 
Reg. P. C. hogs, 6 mos. old, 
$12.50 ea. J. C. Lumsden, Tal- 
bottom. 
 
-Duroe-Jersey pigs, all ages 
and reg: in: buyers name, at 
reasonable prices. L. M. Ken- 
nedy, Collins. 
 
  
 
HORSES -AND MULES 
FOR SALE 
 
I good horse, $35. J. D. McEl- 
roy, College: Park. 
 
1 blue horse mule, wt. about 
800 Ibs., $30 cash. E. W. Towns, 
Stockbridge, He; 
 
1 real good farm horse, good 
cond., work anywhere. Wt. about 
11 or 1200 lbs. Cheap, or exc. for 
a mule. Li. A. Thompson, Mar- 
 
bin, Re 2. 
 
4 good mules, feed stuff and 
farming tools for sale. P. P, Pir- 
kle,.. Lawrenceville,  (Near old 
field church). 
 
1 dark blind mare mule, 10 or: 
12 yrs. old, 1 M. or 1200 lbs. wt: 
very good. order, $25.00. W. S. 
Brawnnen, Stilson, ae 
A 5 gaited saddle horse, that 
works and pulls to: wagon, plow 
and buggy like a. mule. 10 yrs. 
old, bay color. When fet wt. 960. 
Ibs. $75.00 cash at my barn, 25 
miles north of Gainesville,  
 
1% | 
. | mile West of: Cleveland. fe KE 8. 
| ee, ees = 4. : 
 
  
 
  
 
in good pane T. B Smith, 
burn. 
 
1 pony, wt. 0 Ths Si 
 
black mane and tail, $30, 1 
black horse mule, 9 yrs 
work anywhere, $100. B. P 
Atlanta, 660 Bryan St. 
1 gray mare horse about 
yrs. old, wt. about 1200 Ibs 
old, wt. about 1200 lbs. Sell 
exch. for 2 small mules n 
 
for: exchange, mine too 
for small farm.) Wm: Hi 
Whitesburg, RFD 1. 
 
  
 
RABBITS FOR SALE 
 
2 does and buck, unre 
Chinchillas, large and he: 
Ped. papers. 1 Chin: buck: 
the above mentioned stoc 
grown, $4 for lot,> or ex 
 
"| thoroughbred. pigeons, Ca 
 
preferred. R. Lamar: Brant 
Wrightsville, R 2. 
 
9 White N. Z. rabbits: 1 
mos. old, 3 are 2. mos. an 
1 yr. old. 50c ea: or trad 
chickens. Margaret Hud 
Hamilton, P, O. Box 203 
 
2 N. Z. White rabb 
eyed; buck and doe, $1 
$1.50 per pair: White or 
Glenn Barrett, -Kennesaw; 
2: rs 
 
  
 
SHEEP AND GOATS. 
: FOR SALE 
6 choice Southdown ewe le 
selected for breeding, $8 ea 
$7.50 round, Any particul 
request. K. D. Salers, 
ton. 
 
15 or 20 head of goats, 
Jersey. bull calf for sale. 
best offer. Rufus. Tippins, 
ton, R 2: 2 
 
20 or 25 stock sheep i 
cond. Like to sell at once. 
see them. W. T. Livi 
Brunswick. R 1. 
 
Live Stock Wan 
CATTLE WANTED 
 
Want 2 pure bred Gu 
heifer calves, 1 to 3 mos 
 
  
 
  
 
Must be from heavy produ 
 
and cheap. Will pay cas 
exch. Bob Sosby, Car 
 
  
 
HORSES AND MULES 
WANTED 
Exch. good milch. cow 
a saddle pony about 5 yr 
and in good cond. Writ 
Hicks, Adel. R 1. : 
Exch. an 800 lb. mu 
mare that. will work. anyw] 
wt. 1 M. Ibs. not over 10 0 
yrs. old. Elmer Watso 
ing Rock. R 2. Box 68. 
 
  
 
RABBITS WANTED 
Want buy pair i 
Silver Martin, White, R 
Black. rabbits. Must be. 
mos. old. State kind, pric 
at once. Jim Knox, Eton. 
 
1. Box 10. 
~ Want about 2 pairs 
 
Waycross. 1915 Cheroke 
 
  
 
Positions Wante 
 
  
 
Middleaged man, depe 
and: honest, wants big 
farm of fertile land -wi 
house, pasture; on 50 
with good man for 19 
farmed. most of my 
Prefer near Decatur or 
Ref: if desired. W. J. 
Homer, R 2. 
 
Want job on farm,  
people, assisting: with. J 
 
No field work. Miss _ On 
ett, Monroe > 4. 2 
 
  
    
 
near Atlanta: 
ay - labor for 1935. Mrs. L. 
n, Dallas: ye 
 
ed man with 2 in family 
ob as Caretaker of Poul- 
 
ing cow, general farm 
Colored. N. W .Wright, 
 
yr. old young woman, nice 
ndustrious, wants place in 
ome on farm assisting 
light farm work for home 
mall salary. L. M. Othe, 
w, Ga, Rt 5. Box 22.- 
 
nt 1 horse crop on halves, 
stock, tools and provisions 
nished. Have to be moved al- 
usband and wife, both good, 
onest workers. At once. 
J. F. Eaton, Atlanta, 389 
ol Ave., S. W. 
 
nt 1 horse farm on 50-50 
. Good land and: houses, 
town. Am interested in 
ne of all crops. Prefer So. 
 
ome or write at once: C. C. 
 
- Lake Park; R 3. 
 
n, wife: and 11 yr. old boy 
- a good crop with good 
ho can give work when 
uSy On Crop. Can do car- 
ork, also exp. in poul- 
id not afraid of any kind 
work. Have to be moved. L. 
Sandell, Kensington, R 2. 
ractical, educated farmer, 40 
ld, desires work as Poultry, 
ry, Stock or Gen. farm Supt. 
produce results and furnish 
orts monthly. Marvin Ownby, 
ta, 97 Lakewood. Terrace. 
 
yr. old boy wants work on. 
 
vith board and laundry. 
all, Carlton. 
 
nt position on Poutry farm. 
also handle Bees. C. H. 
; Decatur, Ri. 
 
i: So. Ga. Only desirable 
_ considered. W. B. Teat, 
 
ant work on farm, ith crop 
nother yr. Wife, self. and 
shild. Exp. and references. 
alsa good truck. driver. C. 
 
fownsend, Atlanta, 23 Love 
 
. .W. 
Vant job as Farm Overseer 
935. Life time exp. and ref- 
L . Gan also handle any 
of farm machinery. M. C. 
er, Bishop, RFD 1. 
ung man wants job on 
p bal. this yr. and farm 
(935.0on halves, with good 
n, Come or write, Jromer 
vera, R 2. 
good 1 horse 
on 8rd an 4ths, close to 
r bus line, and about 1 
car line. Good ref. John 
ken, Smyrna, RFD 1. 
wnt 2 horse farm for 1935 on 
and 4ths. Can furnish self. 
Wilkie, Ball Ground, R 5. 
man wants job running 
m gin, or grist mill. Give 
 
ion on either job. Hon-. 
 
er and a hard worker. 50 
in best of health. W. H. 
 
h, Columbus,: 116 5th St. 
igle man, 28 yrs., wishes. to 
 
rom reliable party needing 
 
in harvesting crop, for room 
 
rd and $10.00 per month} 
 
und. Exp. farmer. Good 
 
dle or No. Ga. preferred. 
 
Parsons. Cecil. 
it job assisting with flow- 
poultry, etc., and other light 
work. No field work for 
fe: and small salary, with re- 
Nice people. Mrs. Helen 
, Atlanta, 951 Carmel 
 
dleaged 
laughters,, wants job pick- 
No. Ga. Will work 
ble salary and board. 
Greensboro, R 
 
% 
 
also | 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Want. =< , small Poultry farm, | 
 
near. Atlanta. C. ~ Bohanan, 
Conyers, R 3. 
 
Want 2 or 3 horse crop. for 
1935 on 50-50 basis. 3 plow hands 
and. plenty of other help. Smart 
and good workers; No bad hab- 
its. Ref. and Exp. R. P. Price, 
Hampton. 
 
Want job. as Caretaker end 
raise chickens on 50-50 basis for 
1935. Man and wife only. Go 
anywhere. Have to be moved. 
Come see or write. J. T. Rape, 
Stillmore, R 1. eS 
 
Want job on Dairy with good 
man. Am good dry-hand milker. 
 
State salary willing to pay, etc. 
 
M. L.-Ross, Culloden, R: 1. 
 
Want job an farm: Go any- 
where. Can drive truck, car, etc. 
of any make. Life time exp. in 
farming. 26 yrs. old, single. Cle- 
ven McCoy, Moultrie, R 2, Clo 
E. L. Rogers. 
 
_ 21 yrs. old young man wants 
 
work on farm until Xmas. Work 
 
for $12 mo. board and laundry. 
Willing worker. Life time exp. 
H.'S. Bell, Carlton. 
 
Want a farm of between 25-65 
 
acres. on halves. Exp. farmer. 
Raise cotton, corn or anything 
 
else that can be raised on farm. 
 
Birt Millholland, Morganton. 
 
Want job as overseer of large. 
 
farm, or would consider good 2 
horse farm on 50-50 basis. Exp. 
Ref. exch. W. J. Haskin, Has 
ton. 
 
Want to farm. with paliphie 
party who will furnish stock for 
3 or 4 horse crop. Good house. 
land; and water; near church 
and school. 8 boys at home. All 
willing workers. J. L. Suther- 
land, Kingston, R 1. 
 
Want a small farm suitable for 
truck farm, with or without 
stock. Move at once. Plant fall 
crop. H. J. Hill, Clarkston, 
 
Exp. farmer, 45 yrs. old, wants 
 
a 2 or 1 horse crop on halves, or 
thirds and 4ths, and furnish ev- 
erything. _Must be good land, 
good bldgs. Prefer where there is 
plenty of work 
 
wages. Like a farm to keep up as 
my own after making crops. H. 
D. Quinn, LaFayette, RFD 1. 
 
Responsible party wants 3 
horse farm near Atlanta, 2 or 
more: houses; good land, with 
bottoms. and pasture. Can fur- 
nish self completely Communi- 
cate with: Ay M. Williams, Stone 
Mtn., R 2. 
 
White, married, man with fam- 
 
.|ily, honest, sober; life. time. exp. 
farm for. 
 
in. farming, understanding farm- 
ing in every way want 2 mule 
truck farm on 50-50 basis. Fuls 
ton or adjoining county prefer- 
red. Good ref. Claude McDaniel, 
Atlanta, 44 Adair Ave. 
 
Man and wife want 1- or 2 
horse. crop on 50-50 basis for 
1935. Have to be moved and fur- 
 
nished. Go anywhere in Ga. 23. 
and 20 yrs. old respectively. Let 
 
me hear at once. Dolphus Hes- 
ter, Roopville, R 3. 
 
Want 1 horse crop with good 
man on halves, or will work for 
$15 mo. Have to be moved. An- 
drew Crump, Talking Rock, R 2. 
 
Married: man, 32 yrs. of age, 
 
wife and 3 children desire work. 
on dairy. or general farm work. 
| Exp. dry hand milker and can 
 
operate trucks, tractors: and all 
kinds of: farm machinery. Make 
 
best offer for bal: 1934 and 1935. 
 
B. Z. Scarborough, Martinez, R 
E: : 
Want to hear at once from 
good man needing 1 horse farm- 
 
er, 50-50 basis. Good land andi 
 
bidgs., in So. Ga. Also turpen- 
 
: ,| tine operator Write or see. S. T. 
woman with 2) 
 
Jefferson, Stockton, R 1. 
Want to hear from good par- 
ty who has a good 2 horse crop 
 
-on 50-50 basis for 1935. Have 
 
force to make and gather crop. 
 
:  Jy Moteos Ss = 1. 
 
in winter be-- 
tween crops at reasonable farm 
 
  
 
- Young man, single, colored, | 
wants job on truck farm. Write. 
;James Gibson, Eatonton, 
 
Clo 
Maimie Dennis, RFD 4. 
 
Man and wife want work of 
any kind. Can do most any 
kind of farm work. Drive truck, 
tractor, carpenter, etc. Can be- 
gin at once. B. Newsom, Dry 
Branch. R 1. Box 7. 
 
Want 2 horse farm with good 
man on halves. Have to be 
moved and furnished. 6 in fam- 
ily. All good workers. Exp. in 
all kinds of farm work. S. O. 
Johnson, Stockbridge. R 2. 
 
46 yr. old man wants job on 
farm as foreman for 1935. Sew. 
yrs. of exp. Best of ref. J. M. 
Freeman, Dover. R= 1. 
 
Cow hides tanned on halves, 
or for cash. Write or seed I. S. 
Brewton, Waycross. 
 
POULTRY FARM PARTNER 
 
WANTED 
- Want good, reliable party to 
back me in small Poultry farm 
near a good market. Years of 
exp: in care of poutry. Write if 
interested. W. J. Gassett, Knox- 
ville. 
 
Farm Help Wanted 
 
Want good, reliable as 
white, to live on farm and do 
light. farm work. No field work. 
Can furnish best of ref. Robt. E. 
Johnson, Maysville. 
 
Want a good Christian. man, 
who doesnt smoke nor drink, 
with good references as to his 
farming. ability, willing to work. 
Will give good home:and such as 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
would be right for pay. See me; 
 
at once. -Rev. J. J. Conner, 
Blackshear, R 3. 
 
Want good farmer able to run 
self for a good 2 horse: farm. 
Standing .rent, 65 acres, 2 good 
 
houses, plenty out-bldgs., good 
 
water; mail and bus route. Mrs. 
E. E. Morgan, Kirkland. 
 
Want boy, 12-14 yrs. of age, 
to help with farm chores. Good 
 
home to right boy. Must be. 
 
without bad habits. Mrs. J. C. 
Murray, Homer, Rl. | 
 
Want an exp. trucker to Help 
farm 15 acres good land, near 
Waycross on which Iam now 
penning 500 head of Govern- 
ment cattle. F. W. Balcomb, 
Waycross. 
 
Middleaged 
farm boy, 18 to 25 yrs. of age, 
to help on farm. Board and 
laundry, and small. salary. Begin 
work now and contirie through 
1935. 
M. GC. Blaylock, Faceville. | 
- Want refined woman, 45 to 50 
years of. age, of good character, 
 
to live. in home with mother and 
 
3. children, and do. light farm 
work for board and small salary. 
Mrs. W. Li Hammond, Bremen, 
R2; 
 
Want: refined; middleaged wo- 
man to live in home and assist 
with light farm work No: field 
work: Must be able furnish: ref. 
Mrs. FE. CG; Culbreth, Edison, R 2. 
 
Want at once small family for 
 
'wages or share crop. Or a mid- 
 
dleaged woman, unincumbered, 
to live in home and smal! salary, 
for assisting with light farm 
work. Write or see: W. Morgan 
Moore, Macon, R 6. 
 
Want good, strong colored wo- 
man, trustworthy, to live on 
farm and help with work. Small 
salary. Mrs. 
Hazlehurst, R 3. 
 
Want. colored family immedi- 
ately and for 1935. 1 or 2 horse 
farm. 50-50. basis. 
family to: furnish labor. Honest 
 
Culloden. | 
Want good white man for 1935. 
One that can plow with single 
 
beam dbl. plow stock. Must not 
and sober: 
State what you will work for. Bo 
 
smoke, be honest, 
 
Parker, eat 660. eee on.  Ss. 
 
other bidgs. 
 
couple wants a 
 
No drunkard need apply. 
 
GoW. Harrison) 
 
Must have. 
 
and good workers. W. E. Rumph,. 
 
  
 
Want settled white 
woman, 
 
gen. light. farm~ work. Room, 
board and reasonable salary. J: 
 
-T. Chandler, Hull, RFD 1. 
 
Want man. and wife to live.in 
part of house, work small crop 
raise hogs 
2 cows, work 1 M. turpentine 
boxes on shares. Must furnish 
own stock; I furnish fertilizer, 
Good land. Must give best of 
references. FE. C. Marhew, Lum- 
ber City, RFD 1. 
 
Lone widow. wants an unin- 
cumbered middleaged woman to 
help with light farm work for 
reasonable salary. Mrs. Annie 
Stevenson, Pavo, R 3. 
 
Want healthy, able bodied, 
middlaged white woman, 20 to 
35 yrs. of age; unincumbered;. to 
live in. home with wife and self 
and assist with light farm work. 
No field work. Home and $5 per 
month. Must have good ref. and 
 
be of good character. A. P. Hen- 
 
drix, Alpharetta, R 3. 
 
Want good woman to live as 1 
of family (man and wife only) 
and: assist with raising poultry 
and garden work. Elderly couple 
with first class ref: Write. Mrs. 
Theo ee Greensboro, Rel, 
Box: 50. 
 
Want good farm hand at $8 
mo., board and laundry. Come at 
once. T. K. Moore, Canton, R 3: 
 
Want good, reliable 
 
and apple orchard. Also want to 
buy some Pears and Quinces. 
Mrs. D..T. Poole, Newnan; R 5. 
 
Want at once man and wife, 
without children, to do light 
farm work, chickens, cow, etc: 12 
mos. job. $10.00 per. month and 
board. B. Godwin, Savannah, 
101% Broughton, East. 
 
Want good farmer for 50 acre. 
 
farm. Party to furnish mules and: 
tools and be able to furnish | 
himself; I will. furnish guano 
and land, and go 50-50. 2 dwell- 
ing houses and good barn and: 
Good corn, cotton, 
tobacco, potato and Pinder land, 
 
most of it high land. L. E, Byrd, 
 
Bristol. 
 
Want good farmer for good 2 
horse farm on 3rd and 4ths- 
Must be able run self. 11 miles 
No. Gainesville, close to 2 chur- 
ches and 2 schools. Come see at 
once. B. A. McDonald, Gaines- 
ville, Rt.9. 
 
Want. celiahic. industrious, 
white woman, 25 to:.35 yrs. of 
age to do light farm work for 
board and small salary. Mrs. 
 
W. B, Heath, Soperton; RFD 2. 
 
Want 4 men with labor to 
run 4 - 2 horse farm each. 
Deep wells, 3. room houses, 
 
good land and with good men! 
-who will work help. 
 
R. W. 
Grow, Colquitt. 
 
Want middleaged woman to 
 
live in home with two old folks 
and do light farm work. J. P. 
Aaron. Clo Lake Toccoa Tour- 
ist Camp, Blue Ridge, Ga. 
Want colored girl to milk 
cow, and help with garden and 
other light farm work. Good 
 
salary and board. Mrs. Cathe-- 
 
rine Bishop, Fayetteville. R 2. 
 
Plants For. Sale 
 
Gr. Baltimore. tomato, Chas. 
W. cabbage plants, 20 ; 500, 
50c;: 85c M. Postpaid. Good, nice 
plants. Effie Crow, Gainesville, |. 
Ree: 
 
Wakefield 
 
  
 
  
 
cabbage, 
 
mato plants, 300, 35c; 80c M. 5 
M.. $3.50 del. 
nesville, R 1. 
Late Flat Dutch, Chas. W. cab- 
bage plants, 15c C; $1.10 M; col- 
lard plants, 15e @; Imp. Early 
Klondike strawberry, 20c C. $1.75 
M. Rosie: Crow, Cumming, Rak. 
Wakefield. and Dutch cabbage 
 
ch and Heading collard pla its, n0 ' 
 
strong and healthy, to! 
live in family of 2 and help with | 
 
on 50-50 basis, milk,. 
 
- Heading | 
collard, Stone and Baltimore. to- 
 
Clyde - Smith, Gai-. 
 
age and 
 
  
 
450. M.. Sen Collec 
Oakwood... 
 
Chas. W:, Copenhagen ~ ket 
cabbage plants, 200, 35c; 500, 50c 
90c M. 10 M. $7.50 collect: Silver 
Skin, Japanese or Ebernezer on- 
jon sets, 35c qt., 75c gal. William 
Stephens, Gainesville. ee 
 
E. J. art plants, 300, 45 
500, 65c; $1 M. Postpaid. Fres 
and green. R. Chanclor, Pitts. 
 
Wakefield cabbage, Stone and 
Baltimore tomato, Heading col- 
lard, 500; 50; 75c M. del. 10: M. 
up, 65 M. del. Prompt shipmen 
Calvin Garrett, Gainesville, R, 1. 
 
BE. J. and Chas. W. cabbage 
| Dlants,- 500, 60c;. $1 M. 3 M. 95 
M; 5M. 90c M. All del. Now 
ready for shippng. S. D. Shef- 
field, Baxley, R 4, Box 152. 
 
Celery, 2 doz. 15c; 50 C; pie 
plants, and Horseradish, 3, 15c 
May cherry, 3, 25c. Will ex 
Henry Eller, Ellijay, R 3. 
 
True Ga. collard plants, 00, 
25c; 60c M; Wakefield and Flat 
Dutch cabbage, 20c C. 90c M. Del. 
Obie Crow, Gainesville. 
 
Wakefield and Dutch cabbage, 
and collard plants, 25 C. 200, 
40c; 500, 65c; $l: M.. Mailed, Cla 
Evans, Gainesville, Rel: ws 
 
Chas. W. and Late Flat: Dute 
cabbage plants, 20c C; i 
500; 50c; 80c: M. Mailed: 60c M 
Exp. Collect. Collard plants, 
same. price. Lem (Chambers, 
 
wean to , Gainesville, R:1, 
 
take charge of my entire farm 
 
Klondike strawberry plants, $ 
M. P. B.. Reynolds, Gainesville. 
Cabbage, collard and tomato 
plants, 20c C; 500, 60c; 90c M; 
Lady. T. strawberry plants, 25 
C. 500, $1; $1.75 M; Klondike, 
500, 75c; $1.50 M. Del. f 
shpment. C2 Cre 
ville, R 2. : 
Cabbage, Bermuda onion an 
Ga. Heading collards, 200, 40e; 
500,. 60c;. $1 M. Good: i, 
Prompt shipment. 
Valdosta. 
Cabbage, plants, 200, .2 
600, 50c; 90c M. 5 M. $3.50 del. 
Elis Smith, Gainesville. 
Mastodon everbearing straw 
berry plants, 30c C. or $2.50. M; 
Red and Black. everbearing 
raspberries, 75 doz; blue. dam 
Mon plums, sugar pear, whi 
Eng. peaches. Black walnu 
15c ea. Mrs. Mae Turner, Cleve- 
land. R 4. 
 
  
 
Grain and Hay For Sal. e 
150 bu. Houston: County. srown 
 
  
 
Abruzzi seed rye, $1.85 per b 
FOB Ft. Valley or Macon. Sam- 
ple on request. Grown on my 
own farm. nus D Tharpe, Ft. 
Valley. 
 
Abruzzi seed ee 1934. crop. 
shipped. in 2% bu. bags, $1.60 bu. 
FOB; orders 50 or more-bu., $1.- 
50 bu. Cash must accompany Oor- 
der. J. S. Tankersley; Ellijay. 
 
Select No. Ga. Abruzzi- seed 
rye, packed in new 2%. -bu, bags. 
| $1.50: bu. del. any RR. point 
Ga. in 5 bu. or more lots. Ken 
Wilson, Blue Ridge. 
 
for. sales J. BE: ae Ft, Val 
ley. 
 
Grain ad Hay Want | 
 
"Want Abruzzi seed rye, and. 
bu. Hastings 100-Bu. oats. A. A 
Fowler, Stone Mtn, R 1. 
 
Quote price and send  sam 
ple: 100 bu. Fulghum oats, 
10 bu. Ga. Tall Rye, 10 bu. Ab= 
ruzzi rye, F. L. Stewart, Wa 
ley. RED. | 
 
Poultry For Sale 
 
GIANTS | 
10. seieys White Giant pulle 
3 mos. old, also 6 cockerels, s 
stock, 5c e 
from Rusk J. We 
ley; i the cs 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
   
   
 
400 we ee mullets: 90e per head, 
18 to 20 wks old. From high 
producing Parent stock, healthy 
and well grown. D. P. Martin, 
Cobbtown. 
 
12 nice, young Cream Grade 
Parks B. R. hens and 1 rooster, 
$15; young cockerels, 75c ea. No 
culls. Mrs. J. O. Dyer, Pavo. 
 
  
 
; MINORCAS  : 
= 100 hens, S. C. Black Minorcas, 
R. I. Reds, and Leghorns. All 
pure, fine stock, 80c ea. at yard, 
in 1 lot. B. Maynard, Newton. 
 
  
 
Eggs For Sale 
 
  
 
Pure Cornish eggs, 5c ea. at 
my home; 10c extra for postage. 
Carton to be returned; also pul- 
lets and rooster, $1.00 ea. P. O. 
Money order. Mrs. E. P. King, 
Adel, R 1. 
 
: Live StockFor Sale 
 
P: CATTLE FOR SALE 
 
Reg. Guernsey bull, 8 mos. old, 
highly bred, $30.00 reg. in your 
name. J, M. Lankford, Americus, 
R 3. 
 
Correction: Jersey cow, 2 gal. 
milk -and 3-4 lb. butter. Good 
quality, $20. W. M. Turner, East 
Point, 401 West Vesta Ave. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
HORSES, AND MULES 
FOR SALE 
 
Plug mule for sale or exch. 
mule and other value for an- 
other good mule or mare. L. M. 
Head, Blackshear, R 1. t 
7 12 yr. old blooded brood mare, 
sound, guar. to work anywhere, 
also a good saddler, $50. H. B. 
Canegga, Wrightsville, R 1. 
 
C Red mare mule, about 13 yrs. 
of age, wt. between 800 and 990 
Ibs. Sell, or exc. for mare horse, 
work anywhere, or larger mule, 
not over 13 yrs. oid Roy Jordan, 
_ Rochelle. 
 
30 farm mules for. sale. Will 
show them at the Gypsie Camp 
arn, Saturdays. W. A. Strick- 
land, Concord. 
 
  
 
RABBITS FOR SALE 
1 Chinchilla Blue-Gray buck, 
1 yr. old, $1 COD; Want 10 or 12 
uff Orp. pullets or hens and i 
rooster. Must be reasonable 
price. aeet Hoherts, Dalton, R 4. 
 
  
 
Live Stock Wanted 
 
  
 
: CATTLE WANTED 
Exc. $25 value for small heifer 
fresh or to freshen soon, Jersey 
preferred. Richard Fowell, kis- 
ing Pawn, R 38. 
Exc. pair 10 wks. old thorough- 
bred Hampshire pigs to prevent } 
breeding for a pair of about 
id age. Odis Duggan, Chester, 
 
  
 
= HOGS WANTED 
 
_ Want big bone Guinea pigs, 
2 mos. old. Will trade corn at 
market  price. Write. Robt. H. 
James, Homerville. R 2. Box 1. 
 
; HORSES AND MULES 
 
oe WANTED 
 
Want & good plug mule with- 
in 100 miles of Tifton. W. A. 
Puckett, Tifton. 
 
Positions Wanted 
 
Want 2 horse crop on the hail- 
ves, 5 in family, ail able workers, 
would like place where could get 
 
t of cord woood cut this win- 
ter. .N. J. Williams, Oakwood, R 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Want a 2: or 3 horse farm on 
halves. - Could furnish stoek if 
 John 7 Rewis, Vi- 
 
Young, 
 
to. do hard work. ~ Can. Oversee 4 
and take care of stock, ete, SoH. | 
 
Copeland, Alamo, R 2. 
 
Want 1 horse crop on halves. 
sober, and willing to 
work. Exp. in farming. M. A. 
Jones, The Rock. 
 
Young married man (without 
children) wants job at Dairy 
farm. 2% yrs. exp. also good 
truck driver. Dont mind work. 
Good ref. No bad habits. Tuck 
 
S. Cofer, Athens, R 2, ee J.-A. 
Webb. << i ae 
 
Strong, eae is 
woman, kind and industrious, 
wants job on farm doing light 
farm work. Write or call and see 
Milton Robinson, Lenox, R 1. 
 
Want job on farm, 1935 smail 
salary with board and laundry. 
Middleaged, white man. Can also 
drive truck, or car. Clarence 
Thomas, Covington, R 1, Clo W. 
C. Davis. 
 
Married man wants job for 
1935 on Peach Orchard, or Truck 
farm. Exp. in! tractor 
and Orchard work, also gen. 
 
no bad habits. 
Dudley, R  
 
AW aenene, 
 
  
 
Farm n Help: Wanted 
 
  
 
Want an orphan white girl 16- 
20 yrs. old, to live with family 
and help do light farm work, 
board and small family. Mrs. C. 
E. Rankin, Jefferson. 
 
Seed For Sale 
 
  
 
  
 
Crimson clover. seed, 6c lb. 
in 100 Ib. lots. Mark T. Warren, 
Dewyrose. 
 
Burr eine med in rough, 
1%c lb.; clean seed, 5c; crimson 
clover, 7c lb.': FOB. Wallace 
Crump, Hartwell. R 3. 
 
Red multiplying onion but- 
tons, 35c gal. prepaid. For ear- 
ly spring use plant first of 
September to 15th of October. 
Mrs. N. M. Green, Blue- Ridge. 
 
|R 2. Box 35. 
 
Fulcaster Bearded wheat, 
$1.75 bu; Texas Rust-Proof 
oats, 80c bu. FOB. Jesse L. 
Johnson, Calhoun. 302 No. 
Wall St. 
 
1 bu. seedling peach seed. for 
sale. Write best offer. W. H. 
Cook, Buena Vista. R 3. 
 
Heading and Ga. 
seed, 40c lb; 10c per large tbls. 
Add postage. Mrs. J. P. Shes 
ley, Pineview. R 1. 
 
Shallot buttons, 20c qt. or 
exch. for garden bean, streak- 
 
}ed half runner or red vilentine; 
 
winter mustard seed, 10c per 2 
large tbls; some big red onion 
buttons, 30c qt. Add postage. 
Mrs. L. R. Ashworth, Logan- 
ville. R 4. 
 
Sunflower seed, 100s Ib. or 
more. Make offer. M. Bowen, 
Lithonia. R 1. 
 
Calif. multiplying beer seed, 
 
110c start postpaid. Sallie Floyd, 
 
Rockmart. 
 
Early white multiplying on- 
jons for fall planting. Make 10 
and 12 to bunch. 50c gal. Post- 
paid. Guy Mallory Madison. 
 
- Scallion buttons, 15 quart, 
green pepper, 20c gailon not 
postpaid. Exchange for 100 Ib. 
white feed sacks, free of holes. 
Ea. pay postage. Mrs. A. B. 
 
|McAdams, Buchanan. R 1. . 
 
  
 
  
 
driving 
 
farm work. Honest, sober, and. 
 
collard 
 
  
 
  
 
Calif. m 
 
that amount, 25c. Del. 3 M. 
Craton, Dallas. R 4. 
 
White, bunch butter-beans, 
this yrs. crop, 20c 1b; Curley 
leaf mustard seed, 20c lb. pre- 
paid. Exch. 4 lbs. mustard for 
2 lbs. dried apples. Ea. pay 
postage. J. R. Lewis, Moultrie. 
 
Seed Wanted 
 
  
 
  
 
Want 1 peck Early Alaska 
garden pea seed. Exch. syrup 
or other value. 
Ogeechee. 
 
  
 
Miscellaneous For Sale 
 
  
 
Wild cherry bark, sassafras, 
10c lb; red elder, 20c; penny- 
royal, wild Jerusalem oak, 
Mothers friend, 10c Ib. Stamps 
accepted. Louise Hunt, Alphar- 
etta. 
 
Nice bright, sundried apples, 
1934 crop, free from peeling, 
worms, etc. 10c lb. del. in 10 
Ib. lots in Ga.; wild cherry 
bark, 15c; sassafras, Rattle 
root, 10c lb. No stamps. De- 
witt T. White, paoners: Fly 
 
=bBOX 3 t. 
 
Green, sweet pepper, 25c gal. 
 
also green hot pepper, same | 
 
price. Exch. for anything can 
use. Mrs. Oscar Silver, Talking 
Rock. R 2. 
 
Garden gooseberry bushes, 
Sugar berry rhubarb, Sage 
plants, crabapple, 12 for $1; 
catnip, 6 for 25c; calamus, 4 
Tor 25 FE. Eaton, Dahlone- 
oa. Ret. 
 
1 large size farm bell, $4 
cash, or exch. for large breed 
 
hens, or a 50- 75 lb. gilt. EH. J. 
 
Drake, Adrian. R 1. 
 
Well cured Deer Tongue, 
leaves, 30c per short pound, 
postpaid. G. F. Sutton, Lyons. 
 
Feathers, 40c lb. Mrs. L. Hy 
 
Coe, EHastanolle. 
 
Garlic bulbs, 5c lb. Add post- 
age. Any amount. J. F. Olbon, 
Dewyrose. 
 
- Red or green Hot papper, 
20 gal. postpaid. Mrs. H. D. 
 
Martin, Vienna: R 2. 
 
Wild cherry bark, witchhazel 
bark, bear-foot root, 
dock, birch dock, yellow root, 
Queen of the Meadow, rattle 
 
root, May apple, All 25c lb. or |: 
 
exch. for white sacks. Mrs. R. 
C. Stover, Rolston. 
 
Yellow root, 10c lb. horse- 
mint, 20c Ib; burdock, 30c; 
sweet. gum bark, 15c; winter 
green, 20c lb. Add postage. 
Mrs. Joe Elam, Cleveland. R 1. 
 
  
 
Miscellaneous Wanted 
 
  
 
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 
 
Want Youngberry canes, also 
tame blackberry and raspber- 
ries. Give price and state when 
ready to ship. J. L. Sibley, Mil- 
ledgeville. 
 
Tobacco For Sale 
 
  
 
  
 
Flue Cured tobacco: chew-|. 
 
inf, $1.25 for 10 lbs; smoking, 
10 Ibs. $1. Postage prepaid. 
Mrs. Christina Harper, Sur- 
reney. Rea = 
 
Good, whole leaf, flue cured 
tobacco, 10 lbs. $1.50. prepaid. 
Frank Harris, ney, ee 
 
ES iplying beer seed, | : 
10c per large start; 3 times 
 
B. P. Best, 
 
~- yellow: 
 
  
 
  
 
Firm yellow butter del. ea. 
 
week. 5 lbs, $1. Exch. 6 lbs. for) 
a 10 Ib. pail chk. honey. Ea. 
 
pay postage. J. Oo. Chambers, 
Bowdon. R 1. 
 
4 lbs. nice Jersey butter ea. 
week, 1 lb. moulds, 22%c lb. 
del. in 1st and 2nd zone. Cows 
T, B. tested. Mrs. A. L. Gar- 
rison, Ashland. R 2. 
 
  
 
CORN AND SEED CORN 
 
FOR SALE 
1 car new crop corn in 
shuck for sale: want to buy 1 
bu. seedling peach seed, this 
yrs. crop. F. A. Bush, Rich- 
land. 
 
FRESH AND CURED MEATS 
 
FOR SALE. 
 
Old fashioned Brooks Coun- 
 
ty hams, 25c lb; pure Ga. Rib- 
 
bon Cane syrup in cans, 60c 
 
gal. L. BE. Hutchinson, Quitman. 
RS. 
 
2 country cured, hard wood 
smoked hams, wt. about 14 Ibs. 
pa. 20c lb. FOB. jAlso want 
about 500 frost-proof cabbage 
plants. Quote price. Edgar H. 
James, Axson. 
 
  
 
FRUIT FOR SALE - 
 
Real bright, dried peaches, 
15c lb; others not so bright, 10c 
lb. Unpeeled and dried this sea- 
son. Add postage. Mrs. J. A. 
Freeman, Hawkinsville. R 5. 
 
Light scuppernongs, 30c gal. 
50c pk; also dark scuppernongs, 
same price. All del. 1st and 2nd 
zone. Miss Leona ~-Simpson, 
Culverton. R il, 
 
75 bu. ripe Pineapple pears, 
for sale. Mrs. E. W. Childs, 
Omaha. 
 
  
 
HONEY BEES AND BEE 
SUPPLIES FOR SALE 
 
12 ten frame hives Italian 
 
bees in good cond. Section su- 
 
per and Queen Excluder with 
 
each hive. $3 ea. or $30 for. 
 
lot. Ben J. Threatte, Daisy. R 
i: . 
 
2 cases pelo honey in 60 lb. 
cans, 2 cans to case; 10c per 
Ib. S. V. McClendon, Thomas- 
ville. 403 Clay St. 
 
Pure No. 1 Extracted honey 
in 60 Ib. cans; 1 can, $3.50; 2 
cans to order, $6. FOB here. 
No checks. J. O. Hallman, 
Blackshear. 
 
  
 
PECAN AND OTHER FRUIT 
TREES FOR SALE 
 
1 yr. pear trees, 90c doz. 
2 yr. size, $1 doz. Exch. for 
good dried fruit, or anything 
can use. Write. Mrs. W. R. 
Thompson, Lawrenceville. R 1. 
 
  
 
IRISH POTATOES 
 
Leah Ascham and Ruth Tucker 
Department of Home Economics 
 
Many meal plans cail for a 
serving of potatoes every day. 
How are you going to make at- 
 
tractive and interesting -dishes? | 
 
Potatoes are a good source of 
vitamins B and G. They do not 
have a high concentration of vi- 
tamin C, but if eaten in quan- 
tities they are an 
source. 
in iron. 
 
Boil potatoes gently in salted 
water until tender, 30-40 min- 
utes. Drain at once and. dry by 
shaking the pan over the fire. 
The cooking water is excellent to 
 
use in gravies and sauces and|. 
 
thus conserve any soluble min- 
erals and vitamins, : 
Creamed. Poway 
 
Ci 
 
Z 
 
"BUTTER FOR SALE. 
 
important 
Also they are fairly rich 
 
  
 
Cream of Potato Soup 
.2 cups riced pot 
1 quart milk  
1 small onion 
3 tablespoons butt 
2 tablespoons flour 
1% teaspoons salt 
teteaspoon pepper 
%teaspoon celery 
Thicken flour, milk 
Add other ingredients. 
serve. Pieces of oni 
 
Duchess Potatoes _ 
3 cups hot mashe 
unseasoned 
3 tablespoons butter 
6 tablespoons milk 
- Y%teaspoon pepper 
1% teaspoons salt 
 
Mix all ingredients e 
whites. Fold them 
 
in a moderate ove 
 
Serve at once. 
 
crumb. Fry in deep fat. 
fered, these may be 
flat cakes, rolled 
 
browned in @ small 
 
fat. 
 
Scalleped Potatoes 
 
Cut pared potatoes 
thin slices. Arrange 
an oiled baking dish an 
kle each layer with sal 
per. Dot with bits 
milk enough to cover 
dish. Bake uncover 1 
rate oven until pot 
tender. 
 
Lyonnaise Potatoes 
2 cups diced boiled 
1-2 tablespoon minced 
2-3 tablespoons butte 
Salt and pepper. 
Cook onion slowly in f 
browning for 5 minut 
seasoned potatoes and 
well browned. Stir c: 
avoid breaking potato 
 
| Oak Hill Potatoes 
 
4 cold potatoes, slice 
 
6 hard cooked eggs, 
Place a layer of potat 
oiled baking dish. Sp: 
Salt and pepper. Cover 
layer of eggs. Repeat qT 
over this 2 cups whit 
Cover with buttered crt 
bake until brown. 
 
  
 
FRUIT FOR SA 
 
Nice sundried appl 
in 5 or more Ib. lots 
pepper, 25c gal; Mai 
bearing strawberry plant 
$1 per 500; Oatnip, 10c 
Mrs. E. S. Holloway, Da. 
R 1, Box 35, 
 
 M. c. Col