Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1934 September 27

STATE CAPITOL





PUBLISHED - BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETS _ oe
ATUANTA, GEORGIA, eee D es SEPTEMBER 2, 1984.

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SOW cRAIN

| I think there was never a time in the: history of our
state when it was more important to grow a grain crop
than it is this fall. Hay and other feed crops are off one

third. The short wheat crop coupled with the thirty cents a
per bushel processing tax will make high Price flour for

the coming year.

Do not fail to plant some eee or rye for land
building along with plenty of wheat and oats. C Clean out

_ the'stables and lot and broadcast all the manure obtain-

f

able. We must prepare to live at home.

I wish to endorse wholeheartedly the following ar-.

. ticle from the University of Georgia:

e Experiments with small grain at Atheiis anid: at
: Tifton indicate that date of seeding is one of the most

important facors in securing high yields. Tests at Athens

- with oats resulted in an average yield of 69.8 bushels per
bs acre when planted on Oetober 15 as compared with 33.7
a bushels for December 1. At the Coastal Plain Experiment

Station at Tifton, the October 15 aceee of oats yielded

=

crops: specialist at the Universiey af Geoipia! Toos it is

a ae

very important that the acreage in these crops be i
creased in order to meet the need for feed crops nex

spring, as a serious shortage is indicated due to drot

in certain sections of the country, he says.

In addition to the importance of early seeding,
land, seed of high yielding varieties; properly prepared
soil, and smut treatment were emphasized as essenti
to high yields. | |

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= i, C. ADAMS,





Gi ain and Hay For Sale



uu. FOB or exch, for 2 good

liver, Barnesville. R 2.
French Rye, 150 bu. pure, $1.50

ee. and free of other seed,

ui; 20 bu. Blue Stem seed wheat

bu. Abruzzi Rye mixed with |.
to 1-3 Rust-Proof oats, $1.50

wt. 30 to 40 Ibs. ea. C. G.

FOB. Carl S. Roper, Canon. Atlanta
X. rust-proof seed oats, 75 - o

u; blue stem seed wheat, $1.50 Eggs, Extra, Selected Whites, doz. $ .22
U. Cecil S. James. a i Eggs, Extra doz. 29
Genuine tall growing No. Ga. se :

in 2% and 3 bu. bags, $1.15 pee Sere oe

FOB the Cars Clarkesville.
R. Ashbury, Clarkesville.
3a. Blue Stem and Cokers
oot wheat, $1.40 bu.

Eggs, Georgia trade, doz. -__.-___
Eggs, yard run, doz:

Hens, Heavy-Breed, Ib.

Hens, Light, lb.

Hens, Leghorns, Ib.

Roosters, lb.

Stags, Ib.

Friers, Ib.

Ducks, Ib.

Geese, lb.

Country Butter, best table, Ib. _-_
Field Peas, mixed, bu.

Ear Corn, (80 Ibs. to bu.)

Wheat, bu. --

Texas Rust-Proof oats,

bu. o. Lk. es Americus.

Hastings 100- ae seed oats, $1

Sy G. M. Rawls, Williamson.

bu. /Pulghum seed oats. Cabbage, per 100 Ibs. -_. a8

Peanut Hay, del. Atl, ton



MARKET REPORT
OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS _

Prevailing Wholesale Prices, Septeuitide 24, 1934. Always Subject to Variation.
_ Georgia Preduced eae Hennery, selected fresh eggs: nee: ae dow; Loe 37e doz,



eardiees barley, 756



Grain and Hay Wanted

- Poultry Wanted

. Plants For Sale

Sweet Potatoes, per 100 Ibs. 2... 1 0-1 20 :

Peavine Hay, No. 1, del. Atl. ton 19.00



Williams, Sautee.
Blue ee seed | Ww.

TRB

Grain and Hay For Sale .
oats, sound, hee "
Poultry For Sale ____ Sanders, Tignall. |

seed rye, recleaned,

ghum oats, 90 bu.

phy, Sandersville.

500 by. Ga. Tall Gre
$1.25 bu: FOB. GC. L. V
County Agt. Clarkesvill

Genuine sosea aa

Positions Wanted -

Farm Help Wanted

Live Stock For Sale -

Live Stock Wanted
Miscellaneous For Sale ___.
Miscellaneous Wanted

s 78 bu. x
Plants Wanted
Seed For Sale

Georgia Products For ae
ee aoe Wanted





SPANISH PEANUTS, No. 1, $65.00 per ton, del. Mills,

Sample request.
my. a a Bh m. Wed





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1D Duke, Ft. Valley. 2 SC ae ere

















SUREAU OF MARKETS

2 Department of
Agriculture

| Executive Offices,
State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga.





G. C. ADAMS
_ Commissioner



ieee SEPT. 27, 1934,



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lting foes







l in new even te bags,
bu. FOB. Urben | Bowen,

yoolsby seed, $1.50
V - Betha, Greensboro.
Ga. Abruzzi seed rye, 1934
ee of onions. Packed in

new bags, $1.50 bu. Del}

point in Ga. in 5 bu.
Ip: lots. Kent Wilson, Blue

Stem wheat, contains no
pest seed, $1.40 bu. FOB
wchell. 20 bu. only. Whole lot
one gee No chks. He-B.



ain a Hay Wanted

t 1 or 2 cars peanut, pea-



r Soy-bean hay. Would
sider oat straw if sound and

right. Dr. C. M. Black, Thom-

ant 5 bu. -Appler seed oats,
bu. Abruzzi rye, 5 lbs. yellow
ermuda onion seed, 50 to 100
bs. pers winter peas. E. F, Dye,

bu. Wm.







Money Orden acre aa ee need
the room. Ss. R. Dickson, West

Point. sce
Very fine, genuine Black Co-
chin bantams: hens, pullets,

A roosters, $1 ea. John I, Hynds,
| Jr., Atlanta, 93 Warren St., N.

E. Phone, Dea 0489 W.

4 genuine Buff Cochin ban-
tam cockerels $1.25 ea. (easily
worth $2 ea.;) few hatching eggs
$1.50 per 15. O. H. Wright, At-
lanta, Peters Bldg.

12 pullets and 4 roosters, pure
Golden Sebrights, $2 pair; $2.50
trio or $12 for the lot. About
2-3 grown. No chks. T. M. Gul-
ley, Hartwell. RED

BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS

15 White Rock hens, 18 mos.
old, some laying, 85c ea. Also
several pullets, same price. All
Fischel strain and in pink of
cond. Mrs. S. W. Hughes, Scot-
land. ;

W. P. L. Rocks, Best strain
large, fine hens, 80c ea; 1 large
Fischel strain rooster and 8 hens



($7. R. S. Nash, Smyrna.

Thompson B. RR. cockerels,

| Feb. and Mar. hatch. Large, ex-
tra nice, also large, fat hens, $1,

ea. Milk fed friers, 25c lb. No
COD orders filled. Mrs. A. a
Collins, Demorest.

Parks B. BR. April cockerels,
from Cream and Ped. stock. Reg.
Per. No. 543-C-34, $1.75: ea, or
$3 per pair. FOB. Mrs. H. L.
Odom, Daisy, R 1. Box 33.
95 -Parks B. R.. Hens,
hatch, 75 per cent laying, av.

|wt. 6% lbs. $1 ea.; 1 rooster, same.
|age and price. Exch, for

Leg-
horn hens not over same age,
Jb. for lb. E. A, Dawley, Leary.

Pure bred Parks strain B. R.
cockerels, March hatch, $1.25 ea.
in pairs. Crate ret. P. O. Money
Order. Mrs. John | A. Watson,
Graymont.

_ B.. R. cockerels, $1 ea. 2 on
$1.85; 5 pullets and -1 cockerel,
$5; Pure Thompson Ringlet str.
Also nice sundried peaches, 10
lb. Mrs., John Wilson, eg oe R
Two.



CORNISH

White Cornish hens, $1 ea;
pullets, 75c ea; cockerels, $1 to
$1.50 ea. Paul E. Law, Tifton.
Res.

14 large ae Dark Cornish
chicks, hatched last of July. $3
or exch. for 10 young R. I. Red

}hens and 1 yr. old cock. Mrs.

Vera Duggar, Pine
|View Farm.

Pure bred Dark Cornish In-
dian March hatch cockerels and
,|pullets, $1 ea. FOB. J. R. Gard-

ner, Locust Grove.

GAMES :

8 pure Bacon Warhorse stags,
now crowing, $8 for the bunch.
or $1.25 ea. Not prepaid. Money
order with order. J. E. Matthews
Eastman, R 6.

: GIANTS
4 Jersey White Giant roosters,
6 mos. old, wt. 8 Ibs., $2.50 ea.
Mrs. Ive Moore, Carrollton. -

LEGHORNS

50 pure Tancred W. L. hens,
1933. hatch. 50c ea. S. G. Lowe,
Mansfield. ea

Buff Leghorn pullets, 2 yr. old
hens and cockerels for sale. W.
H. Clough, Blackshear.

6 S. C. W. L. April cockerels
(bought direct as chicks from
Blue Ribbon Hatchery) $5 or
$1 ea. Mrs. John R. Flanders,
Adrian. R 3.

- Thoroughbred Hollywood W.
Leghorns, 10 head 15 mos. old,
Sell or exch. for large type
Games, same age and number
Mrs. E. W. Sasser, Denton.

300 to 342 egg trapnest record

Sylvester.









--| Tripple A W. L

1933



L. Breeding cock-

syrup, s :

Also choice milking pred does
for sale or trade. Edwin Simp-
son, Atlanta. 695 Paynes Ave.,
N. W.

12 wks. old AAA Grade W. L.
ped. cockerels, out of Official
Contest hens that lay 300-337
eggs and av. over 25 oz. to the
doz. 45c ea. del. Mrs. Ione Ed-
gerton, Baxley. R 4. Box 6.

Breeding cockerels, 320-342
ege record, W. L. parent stock
blood lines. $2.50 ea. or exch. E.
O. Jolley, Atlanta. R 7.

Booths AAA W. L. May hatch
pullets for sale. F. R. Nalls,
Demorest.

3 large type Eng. strain Holly-
wood W. lL. cockerels, crossed
with British Columbia cock, This
stock finest layers on record.
Cockerels very energetic and vi-
rile. 1 yr. old, 90c ea. Mrs. H. D.
Lee, Mt. Vernon.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS

12 pullets, cross between R. I.
Reds, Iindian Games, and Brown
Leghorns, 65c ea; an 18 mos.
old pure bred R.



erels, same breed, $1 ea. Miss
Florence Horne, Groveton.

100 chickens (different breeds)
for sale. C. M. Jackson, Law-
renceville,

PHEASANTS FOR SALE
Goldens, $10 pair; Silvers, $15
trio; Mongolians, 1 cock, 4 hens;
$12. All full plumage; 1 cock, 5
hens, choice Tancred Leghorns,
$4. Donald Jennings, Americus.

P. O. Box 84. 7

PIGEONS

White Kings, 50 per pair; al-
so 1 nice Jersey heifer, fresh in,
Write for price if you have any-
thing to exch. O. P. oe Good
Hope. ;

18 pigeons for raising, for sale.
Make best price for lot. J. L. Da-
ee Danville.

Rea, REDS =

8 R. I. Red hens and rooster,
1 yr| old Colonial strain, , best
egg grade. $7 for lot, FOB. No
chks. Mrs. Georgie Threatte, oe
te Ge

8 nice R. I. Red hens oo
rooster, 18 mos. old, $7.50 for lot.
FOB. Mrs. PvE. es fae
ville.









KoA, WHITES

Few White R. I. pullets and
M. B. turkey |

cockerels, 60c ea.... 2
hens and 2 gobblers, 20c lb. Like
to exch. 3 of the White R. I.
roosters for same. Mrs. J. W.
Wooten, Broxton. R 2.

WYANDOTTES
Partridge Wyandottes, 3 Ib. av.,
50c ea. W. R. poe Rockmart.
RFD 4,

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC. FOR SALE
Big Blue Toulouse. geese, $5 per
pair. Mrs. John C. Johnston,
Hogansville.

Muscovey ducks for AOS $2.25
per pair. an Beverly, Moultrie.





IR 1.

Mammoth Pekins, 6 ducks and
1 drake, $4:50 or 70c each; 5 of
this breed laid 87 2-3 doz egss
this season. Just finished mouli-
ing, will lay soon. again. T. Ol-
iver Gillis, Atlanta. 925 Rose
Circle. S. W. :

Poultry Wanted

BABY CHICKS
Want W. L. Bared Rocks, or
Game baby chicks to raise on
halves to 8 wks. old. I furnish
feed. Mrs. Mattie Barrow, Da-
isy. R i

Want 100 ouicks on. Gnives to





12 wks. old. Any large breed.

Each party pay transportation |

I. Red rooster,
jand 2 well grown March cock-

I. Reds or Buff Orp.





~ 'LEGHORNS
Exch, a 25 Ib. turkey tom and

1 or 2 young ones at 15c lb. for

12 or 15 W. L. young hens at
10c lb. Ea, pre-pay chgs. Mrs.
Jesse J. Brimson, Whigham. R.
1; i

Want to swap 5 B. L. April
hatch roosters, Everlay strain
for 5 or same strain and age.
R. E. Sayer, Washington. R 3.

Want 400 to 500 pure pred
W. L. pullets, ready to lay or
laying. Pay $200 cash and bal.
in weekly or monthly payments;
will furnish reliable parties with
complete equipment W. L. chicks
on shares, about 500 per week.
Lewis E. Beers, Newnan.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS
- Exch. 12 pr. White King pige-
ons, mated, banded and working
for equal number of friers, or 12
healthy hens, any breed. Write
H. C. Robinson, Decatur. R 2.

Trade Black Jersey cow good
milker and gentle for laying|c
hens. B. W. Laundrum, Atlanta.
699 Vernon Ave. S. E.

Want 50 pullets, more or less,
just beginning to lay, State str.,



age, av. production now. if lay-|,

ing and lowest possible cash
price FOB your city. W. M.
Launis, Atlanta. P. O. Box 1098.
Want either Barred Rocks, R.
pullets,
about ready to lay. State best
price for 20-40 and strain. oe Hk
a Avera. :
ORPINGTONS
Want 40 Buff Orp. hens and 4

| roosters. Must be pure bred and
reasonable price. Mrs.W. E. Mc- |.

Cart, Loganville. R 4.

R. I. REDS AND WYAN-
DOTTES
Want 5 S..C. RR. I. Red cocks,
also 20 or 25 White Wyandotte
hens or pullets. John R. Gun-
nels, Norcross. RFD 2.
>Want Tarbox strain Silver



| Lace Wyandotte rooster, March

hatch. Must be true. to color.
Mrs. G. J. Hall, Meigs, R 1.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC. WANTED
Want at once young Guineas,
not grown. Want only hens.
Swap, or pay cash. Write first.
a S. J. Belcher, Adairsville,

R

| Boni Wanted 3

42 yr. old man wants job as
caretaker or overseer of farm.
Good worker, good labor man-
ager. No smoker nor drinker. Ref
on request. Willie F. Walden,







-| Harlem. R 2.

Want to farm with reliable |
man who will furnish stock for

{2 horse crop. Good house, land

water, near good school. Willing
workers. Can furnish self, Mrs.
A. M. Evans, Baxley. R 1,

Young married man, no child-
ren, wants dairy work at once.
No bad habits. Best Of FetcD:N,
Fussell, Midland. Clo A. J. Anth-
ony.

37 yr. old married man wants
2 horse farm on 50-50 basis. Able
to run self. Must be good land
and buildings; convenient to
school and church. Prefer Ful-

ton. county. H. A. Davis, Dora-
ville;-R 1,

Want 1 horse farm on 50-50
basis or regular work for 1 or
more hands. Have to be moved.

Come or write. Lloyd C. Wil-| 4,

liams, Bethlehem. R, 1.

Want home
party to do light farm work,
Give best of, ref. Middleaged.
Willing to work for reasonable
salary. Mrs. Eva. Dunn, Culver-
son. R 2. Clo D. P. Askew.

tobacco market, Could Tun aa



with Christian



|te make other. pr

cotton, corn, ho

lett, sBroxton. R 2.
19 yr. old boy wants

farm. Can also drive

car. For bal. 1934 and 1935,

for $2.25 week, board an
dry. Verna Thompson, Eas
R 8 Clo H. R. Founta

Want small 1 ho
Standing rent. Between th
Kalb County line and De
John W. Stegall, Conyers.

17-yr. old. girl want;
with party to work for
mo. and board. Light f
Dont mind work. Am of
character. Miss J. P. R
Flowery Branch.

Good North Ga. farm ;

in family, all good workers,
fer place in Middle
Griffin. Write at on
Brown, Rockmart. R 4.

Honest sober work
to get with right party to
care of peach and apple or
Training from the Berry S
Ref. furnished. a. Be
Fitzgerald. R 4.

Want good 3 hone cr
the 3rd and 4ths for 1935.
be good house and barn;
good school Prefer witk
or 20 mi. Atlanta. H. W. B
Cumming. R 5.

Want good 1 horse crop
1935. with good man wh
furnish work when not in
6 in family, 5 good worke
1 able to do some work.
Vet D.C. TOs Atla:
Wells St.

Want job as overseer of
Can work any kind of labo:
time exp. in farming.
ref. Start. now or in
Come see or pas J TS
Rentz.

2 brothers in a good 2h
crop for, standing rent.
furnish selves. Come see or
J. A. Cannon, Atlanta,
Bankhead Highway.

Young man with wife an
child wants job on farm
good man. Work by the m
or by the week, for rest of
year and for 1935. At once.
price paid. . M. Turner, Br

wick, 2122 Cleburne St.

Married man, wife, 2
boys want job for 1935 as
manager. Understand fa:
Have certificate from Ga,
College of Agriculture a
farm... operator... A. EB. =
Rome. Waddell St.

Educated and refined |
woman wants place wit
people on farm, assisting
light farm work. Small :
Kate Murray, Atlanta. Clo
Del.

Want job. with dairy :
farming for bal. this an
next year, or take crop 0
basis for 1935. Columbus Arc!
Dacula. R 1.

27 yr. old woman, , good.
acter, unincumbered, wa:
with elderly couple, assis
with light farm work for
board and $8 mo. Write at.
Bettie Clo Mildred Ho
Covington, Ga. R 5.

Want. 1 horse farm on.
with stock and provisions
ished. Good house, water,
near town. Have to be move
good, honest workers. V
take a job for wages wi

?

Man, wife, and 5
wants good 1 horse. cro}
honest, agreeable man
do his part, treat a person
Want to get where can |
upon staying several
satisfactory. Make crop =

| 50-50 basis. Have ti
Want 1 or 2 horse farm near i

At oe M. J,

JB, a





abd wife want 1 horse
or 1935. Life time exp. on

Commerce. R 4.

rood 2 norse farm for;
within 25 or 30 miles At-
Must be good place, well
Standing rent. Need no

, Burell, Stone Mtn.
c oO hear from good par-
ng large 3 horse crop
on halves, 2 houses on

Have to have little help.

references. Emmette Mc-
ns, Austell. R 2.
married man, wife, 3
Oo work on farm. want
e farm. South Ga. prefer-
mmunicate with Mrs.
a Morten, st ae Re de

$3 1 horse crop on halves.
iry. Good milker. Also
yman, truck farmer. Would
for $1 per day. No family.
; mother. Good worker.
- Gwinnette county. At
Crumley, Buford. R 2.
horse crop on halves,
ood man, and plenty of
to do this winter. M. D.
aleska.

1 horse farm on 50-50
also a job until crop time.
any kind of work. Jim
y, Wiley, Ga.
it good 1 horse farm on
basis. also am good truck
actor operator. C. M. Town-

lanta, 23 Love St., S. W.

doing | light farm
with nice people for board
ne salary. Have-one boy,
old. Mrs. B. Blitch, Al-

a Aprietituriet with
ord and clean habits, age
ars, 4 in family, wants
eral Farm Supt., Stock,
oultry Farm considered.
whby, Atlanta, 97 Lake-

ae horse farm in Bar-
nty on 3rd and 4ths,
chool. Good house and
. Lance, Kingston, R.





with 2 good tenant
and out-buildings. Near
and school, on bus line

man to tend 1 Frcs
35 for 3rd and 4ths.

ent, or on halves.
me. W. T. McGarity,

ealthy, honest, reliable
irl or woman, unincum-

rm. work. No field work.
w how to milk, Board
onable salary. In Chris-
ae. Mrs. Make Morris,

trong, healthy yvirl to
me of family and do

arm. work. $8 mo.
d. B. F. Purcell, Pool-

an or family, capable,
aer, Cultivator and oth-

achinery. Salary ba-
be sober. honest, in-

ore with m ged, a
| widow and help with cow, pan :
try, garden, ete. for board and
.'Small salary. Mrs. Bessie E. Bar-

field, Shellman, R 1.

Want good man for good wat-
er power corn and feed mill,
close to RR and highway. J. P.
Gaines, Cave, Bartow Co.. Ga.

Want a good, nice, smart, no
bad habits, of good character
(prefer orphan, to live with just
husband and self and assist
with light farm chores. Will send
to school and vive good home.
Mrs. Sallie Bales, LaGrange. R
6-2 Box 55. -

Want capable, refined; mid-
dleaged white woman to live as
one of the family and do light
farm work. Exch. reference. A.
. Brooks, Arnoldsville. RFD 1

Want refined, middleaged cou-
ple to live with me, run a 1
horse farm, tend a cow, small
| flock of chickens and gen. help
about the place. E. D. Gunby,
Culverton. R 2.

Want a-farmer for a 100 acre
farm on paved Route No. 41.
Well watered bottom lands, clay,
sandy soil. Ideal poultry and
truck farm. 26 miles Macon.
Standing rent. F.C. Bush,
Barnesville. R 3. Box 103.

Want woman or girl to live
in home and do light farm work
,for board and small salary. No
| field work. Good home for right
|party. Will not object to 1 child
1At once. L. E. Byrd, Bristol.

Want colored family for 2
horse crop on 50-50 basis. Must
have 2 grown plow hands and
family to furnish labor, honest
and good workers. A. L. Barnes,
Griffin. RFD C.



cah milk good gentle cows (3)
and help with other light farm
work. Mrs. T. L. Adam, Douglas-
ville.

Want nice woman to live on
farm and help with light work,
for board and small salary. Mrs.
G. S. Burt, Dallas, R 3. Clo A.
Tw. Crews

Want nice woman to jive in
home and assist. with light farm
work. J. E. Corrson, West Green.

Want girl to help do light
farm work. One that can milk
cow and who won't get homesick.
Pay reasonable salary. Mrs. J.
O. Lunsford, Talking Rock. R 1.

Want honest sober, white man
20-40 yrs. of age, to help gather
1934 crop. $2 week. If satisfac-
tory will give 2 or 3 acres cotton
for 1935 and board, laundry and
some money. F. L.' Martin, Men-
loo R.2.

Want aed honest,
white or colored woman to live
in home and help with light

ary. No field work. Mrs. M. E.
Stancil, Hiram. R 2.

Want white woman or girl to
live on farm and help with light
farm: work. Mrs. A.-F. Sanford
Milledgeville. R 2...

Want middleaged smart white
woman to live as one of family
and help with light farm work.
Must be able to milk cow. $2
week. Mrs. W.. D. Trammell,
Morrow.

Want at once a retined: nie:
dileaged woman to do light farm
work. Mrs. P. M. Mann, Lyons,
R 4.

Want middleaged white wom-
an, unincumbered, to live in
home with widow and do light
farmwork. Mrs. T. E. Burton,
Winston. R 1.

farm on 3rd and. 4ths: Plenty
of bldgs. Guy Osborn, Clermont.
Ra

Want 2. Colored women for
light farm work, live on place.
Small salary. Reply at once. Mrs.

ee a Martin, Atlanta. 532 Cap-

itol Ave. :
- Want strong, Bestia indus-
| trlous poe girl to work gar-



Want middleaged woman who!



farm work. Board and small sal-

Want good farmer for 2 horse!



r chickens and. pubs

die Wadelle, Pearson.

Want good man for a farm. of
good land, good bldgs., pasture,
etc. No smoking, drinking curs-

er need apply. E. Frank Sosbee,

Bogart, R 1, Box 90, ~

Want healthy white woman, 25
to 40 yrs. old, to live with widow
light farm work, for board and
and 3 children in home and do
reasonable salary. .Mrs. J. E.
Parker, Sr., Ludowici. RFD B.

Want ashare cropper on 50-50
basis for 1935, for a 1 or 2 horse
crop (prefer 2). Good land, fresh
and bottoms, White or colored.
W. A. Abercrombie, Culloden.

Want to get good man for 1
horse farm 7 miles west of Val-

dosta, good 5 room house, barn, |
under

about 60 acres pasture
good fence. Must have own
stock and be able furnish self.
Have about 30-40 head cows and
some hogs. Will furnish sows on
shares. Write J. W. Simpson,
Valdosta. R 1. :

FARM PARTNERS WANTED

Want good, reliable party to
back me in small poultry farm,
near a good market. Years ex-
perience in care of poultry
Write if interested. W. J. Gas-
sett, Knoxville.

Want a desirable partner with



cash for hog and cattle busi-

ness. S. M. Seaburn, Brunswick.

. Live Stock For Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE.

Lot mixed cattle and 40 fat

steers, 600 to 1 M. lbs. ea. Wm.
T. McKee, Midland.
59 head reg. Jerseys, all ages,
Famous, imported Combination
Premier breeding. Best blood
lines. Priced right. S. G. Mc-
Neill, Arlington.

1 nice 4 yr. old Jersey: cow. and
heifer calf, 9 mos. old, 2nd calf
9 mos. old. No bad habits. 1%
gal. milk on pasture; more when
fresh and fed. $40. Mrs. dae te
Herrin, Pearson. R 2.

1 yr. old, reg.. Jersey bull. Best
blood lines, out of 5 gal. dam.
$25 or $20 and.5 bu. corn, Mrs.
J.C. Netherland, Fairburn. R 3.





Nice Jersey milch cow for sale

or exch. Mrs.
Riverdale. R 1.

AZ head reg. and Grade Jersey
cattle. Good milkers. If interest-

P. W. Simpson,

ed in improving your herd, all};

this one before you buy. Mary
&. Clark, Lexington.

1 yoke of oxen, light red, well
broke to wagon, plow and har-
row. Willis.Sam Stephens, Fair-
burn. R 1.

25 head nice beef type Here-
ford steers and heifers. Also 4
pure bred male Hereford calves.
Come see them. 4 miles Forsyth.
on Indian Springs Rd. 4H; C.
Waldrep, Forsyth.

Your choice of 2 reg. Gisey'

cows, 1 and 5. yrs. old, $75 each;
also 2 pure bred heifer calves,
$25 ea. your choice. J. P. Pirkle,
Hoschton.

~Guernseys from oe herd.
Fine bull calves at reasonable
prices. few bred heifers for sale.

J. A. Ewing, Ashburn.

Jersey cow, 4% yrs. old, has
her 3rd calf; 6 gal. milk, 1% Ibs.
butter. Paid originally $125 for

this cow, on account bad health |

will sacrifice for $75 cash. T. B.
inspected. Mrs, T. Q. Odom, Al-

ma. RFD 4.

Highly bred, ent. to reg., Jer-
sey bull, 16 mos. old, dark col-
or, $10 at barn; also 1 ton baled
wheat and oat straw, $10. Pierce
J.*Kenney, Athens. R 2.

Nice, young, Jersey cows, fresh
in, cheap for cash, or exch. for
wheat, oats or corn, part or all.
E. T. Evans, Moreland.

Young Jersey cows and heifer
calves for sale cheap. R. WwW.
Blanton, Talbottom. SE

Milch



cow. W. D. Hammock, Conyers,
RA, aoe

1 pure Giernsiy bull, 215 yrs. | |

old, wt. 600 Ibs. Not reg. Cheap
for cash. Come and see him. T.
J. Wilson, Moran.

1 good Jersey cow, giving
almost 1 gal. per day on cut
corn; wont go dry; freshen Dec.
19th with 3rd calf; $18 cash, or
trade. Eric Walker, Riverdale.

2. Jersey heifers, 16 and 6 mos.

old, respectively, from pure bred

4 gal. Jersey and-reg Jersey male
$20 for the 2, Mrs. H. E. avis,
Soperton. R32,

3 extra good. milch cows, $25
ea. W. P. Couch, Lutnersville.

Reg. Jersey bull, 5 years: old,
Famous Hood Farm breeding;
proven daughter to his credit.
Fine cond. For sale. O. H. Burn-
ett, Lumber City.

Polled Herefords, reg. bulls of
Prince Domirio and Mischief

breeding. Quality bulls at rea-

onable prices.
Covington.

Perry Lunsford,

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. Buerinson; Al-
bany.

1 Jersey cow, feeabien (by. reg.
Jersey male) Dec. ist. Will give
3% or 4 gal. milk on good feed
(Guar 3 gal. on common feed).
Giving milk now. $30 at my barn
'A. S. Phillips, Collins.

1 thoroughbred, cream _ color
Jersey cow, some age, cheap, or
}exch. for shoats or sow to far-
row soon, or for hens, not over
1 _yr| old. Mrs. Cause Hardin,
White. R 1.

Several Jersey cows and heif-
ers. 1 cow fresh, others freshen
little later. Mrs. W. L. Castle-
berry, Adel. R 2. Box 46.

IT reg. Guernsey bull, 24% yrs.
old; also fodder, bean hay, pea-
vine and sorghum hay and corn
for sale. W. E. Holt, Rome. R 5.

Thoroughbred Jersey bull, 9
mos. old, well developed and a
beauty. $25 FOB. Enclose post-

age for answers to inquiries. H.|

M. Mallory, Oxford. _

Jersey milch cow, 2nd calf
(young), 2% gallons milk, $30;
Guernsey cow,-2nd calf (young),
3 gal $35. At barn prices. G. B.
Ham, Cobbtown.

3 well broke steers, wt. 1150
to 1400 lbs. Sell 2 or all 3 cheap.
J. W. Fortner, Thomaston. R 4.

1 Guernsey bull, reg. in buyers

name. 3 yrs. old, wt. 1 M. Ibs.

$25. A. Freeman, Flovilla. R 1.
12 Jersey and Guernsey milch

cows, some are fresh and some

soon to freshen. Mrs. Ti: Hardin,

Culloden, R 1.

_ Grade Jersey and Guernsey

| milch cows, 1 reg. Guernsey male

4 yrs. old. Come see them at my
farm. W. H. Clough, Blackshear.
_. Yr. old mixed Jersey - Guern-

sey butt-headed, from reg. Jer- |

sey mother and reg. Guernsey

father. Make offer at my home.

No del. Mrs. S. E. Marshall, At-
lanta, R 4, Box 269, Phone Ra.
8219.

20 head high grade Jerseys,
all cows and heifers. C. T. Mil-
ler, Cleveland.

2 T. B. tested cows: 3-4 Jersey
2% gal. when fresh, due Novem-

ber, $25; 16 mos. old heifer, part.

Jersey, $15; both for $35, or
trade for good, fresh milch cow.
J.-T, Scott; Register.

Yoke of Oxen, well broke, also
Grade Jersey milch cows, 1 fresh
another to freshen in October,

Reasonably priced. J. W. Watson,

Pitts:
Jersey cow, now giving milk.

jand 1 good P. C, brood sow and

several nice pigs, about 2 mos,

old for sale. Come see them 00
; Be care to. Mrs. Ss Trim- {NL WwW.
cow, giving Be Aittl mills, | irsvi :

Not, prepaid.



\pu. corn. Have no way to del.|dy 1

for sow; 6 pigs, most :
$3 ea. J. F. Adair, Madison

rican Guineas, 4 to 5 mos. ol
$15 pr., or 2 gilts and male $20.
I. G. Thompson, Brooklet.

Reg. S. P. C, boars, 3 to 6 mos,
old, wt. 60 to 180 lbs. From 00
to 1-M. Ib. parents. Sat. guar.
W. D. Sealy, Cuthbert. t

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE

5 gaited saddle horse, works
anywhere, any time, any place

(just like a mule); when fat
900 Ibs., 10 yrs. old, A mountain
raised horse. O. K. every way.
$75 at my barn, 25 miles north
of Gainesville, 14% mi. west of
Cleveland. K. S. Price, Cleveland.

1 mule, wt. 900 or 1 M. lbs. for
sale or exch. for smaller pair.
R. C. Brewer, Gillsville. R 1.

1 mare mule, wt. 1100 1
yrs. old, sound in every way,
stepper. A good buy at $125,
Luther Norris Harrison.

9 yr. old mare, wt. about a
Ibs. works like a mule, $100; -good
mule in fine cond. $65. JOS.



Corbett, Nashville. R 2.

950 lb. mule, age, 12 yrs. Sound
and gentle, no blemishes. $40 Ee
W. Jones, Fayetteville.

butt ae very gentle.

about 850 lbs. $25 cash. WwW.

Williams, Mauk. R 2.-
2 good mules and 2 horse wag:
on; 100 pure bred hens and. pul-
lets: B. Rocks, Buff Minorcas.
R. I. Reds and W. Leghorns and
few nice B. R. and R. I. Red
cockerels. For bargain, see: S. F.
Pirkle, Grayson. See

1 mule for sale or exch. fo
30 bu. corn. Whit Riddle, A
ens. 225 Peter St. 1

1 plug mule, $25; 1 mare
foal, $100; Mule colt, 2% y

_ old, $100. No trade. O.\E. N

ton, Fairburn.



SHEEP AND GOATS.
FOR SALE -

40 pet sheep, 30 ewes, all bred.
$3 ea. or $100 for the lot, Josh
Russ, Nichols, R eee

15 head fat goats; 1 fine ore
gora billy, many | half. breeds f
sale. Make offer. Clyde K. Me-
Neill, Blakely. R 2. ok

3 pure bred Toggenburg doe
heavy milkers (soon to freshe

and 1 billy for sale or.exch. V

Yearwood, Macon. R 6. *

5 milk Nubian goats, 3 grown,
2 does, buck and 2 large kids
buck and doe, $15 for the lot,
FOB. crated, $20. If taken a
once. Mrs. C. S. Cannon, Lake-
mont, =

75 good sheep for sale. Come
see them. Herman H. Braselt i,
Braselton. Ga.

Milk goats and Jersey cows
for sale. Mrs. B. J. Oger, Arabi,
Ga. st
Toggenbure- -Nubian kid. 2 08
old, $3. Mrs. Viola Bass, Aue a,
R 7. Box 279. ;

5 yr. old pure bred Poawenb re
Swiss billy goat for sale. W. T.
Hood, Commerce, RFD:2.

Thoroughbred Nubian doe with

2 dee kids, 3 mos. old; also Tog.

and Nubian cross buck,.2 yrs.
old. Cheap for cash, or exc. for

FICE, young hens. White Cornish

preferred. Dr. D. D. Woodard,

Dudley.

RABBITS FOR SALE

5 Chinchilla does, yr. old, not
ped. $1.50 each. Excellent, moth
ers; A 2 yr. old, heavy wt. Chin.
buck, wt., 7- 3-4 Ibs. Vigorous
side, $1.75 Ped juniors, 8 Wks. Oc
Wo P. 2 Schue
maker, Atlanta. 700. Julian St.



or. domestic, rabbits: A hi





about 12 yrs. old (has made a

Rocekel, Jr.,

ae Tinsley St.

se 215% Marista.



black spotted buck, 50e ea Ship-
- ping chgs .not paid. Mrs. ct
Davis, Egypt. R 2.

Live Stock Wanted -

HOGS WANTED
Want 2 thrifty.shoats for meat

hogs wt. 75 to 100 lbs: ea. gross.
. State age, etc. and price. Roe
; a Duluth.





2. Want 3 to 6 mos. old pigs,
within 79 mile radius of Hamil-
ton. State number and price. L.
By Mobley, C Columbus. Mox 404.

Want a S. P. C. brood sow,
already bred. State price del.
- Must be cheap for cash. Or a
pair of S. P. C. gilts, bred cheap.
Mrs. Kathleen Hall, Waycross. R}
5. Box 78.



HORSES AND MULES
WANTED a
Want party to let me have
some Percheron mares to raise
mule or horse colts on shares.
Gordon Wheeler, Kite.

Want 5 gaited mare, 6 or 8
vrs. old, that will plow or work
to wagon; also have a reg. Jer-
-- sey male calf for sale cheap or
trade for farm products. He i
Barnett, Smyrna, R 1.

Exch. mlue, wt. 800-900 lbs.
_ good crop this year), for a brood
mare with foal. J. C. Morrison,
Macon. R 5.
2 Want pony, wt. not less than
_ 450 lbs.. Have good milch_ cow,
2 yrs. old, Jersey and Holstein
_ heifer, 2. Jersey bulls, wt. about
400 Ibs. ea. Will exch. any part
or all. N. R. Mooney, Quill. .
Want good Jack. ~ Will buy,
lease or take or shares. W. M.
Thomasville. RFD 6.



SHEEP AND GOATS
WANTED
Want to buy 1 goat, not over
8 yrs. old, well broke, cheap for
cash. Earl eee, Pons eaves

oat 2

Want common goats at 50c per

head, not over 1 yr. nor under)
bage plants, good and strong and

' 4 mos. old; have 2 Nubian and
Foggenburg- bills for sale at $5
ea. or trade for pure bred P. C.
gilts. Mrs. Kathleen Hall, Way-
cross. R 5. Box 1.



Miscellaneous For Oi.

For sale or exch: Chicken
corn, cabbage-collards, large li-
ma pole beans, mustard lady
_ peas watermelon tomato, . etc.,
_ for bees, honey, dried or fresh

fruit, chickens, puliets and roost-

_ ers; also Lutie and Concord
as grape cuttings for apple trees.
=< -Greo,, W. Smith, Griffin. 822



Goose feathers, grey and white

mixed, $1 Jb. Mrs. M. G. Bonner,
Monroe, RED.
Hot pepper, red and green, 25c
galf horse radi sh and pie plant
~ roots, 3 fer e;. Lady Thompson
strawberry planis, 20 C; Yel-
low root, 20c >. Mrs, Henry EI-
~ ler, Ellijay. Ey. &.
Some nice

Sts for. sale.
Mrs. L. D.

Powell, Newnan, 43



Temple Aye.
J My. patch.
i /Will exc. ft

M. at |

$10 per
i cane, Cash!

t Greenville.

= Miscell: ia neous

Squaw Vine.
root, Yellow g
Queens s Delis

willa Toot,

- ; ia other,
yeots. J. Ty Petterson, /alianta,,

millet and peavine hay. Howard

Barnet, Bogart.

Want some Gensing, also Gold-
en Seal. State what you have

and price. Henry Whitfield, Ball

Ground, R 4.

Want some mutton suet, cheap
Mrs. J. M. Akins, Rockmart, R 3.

Want a 2 horse wagon, second |.

hand,
cash. Mrs.
Hartsfield.

Plants F or Sale

Wakefield and Cpeihagen
cabbage, Stone tomato, Heading

in good cond.,
Dora

cheap for
McLendon,





collard plants..70c M. del. 5 M.|
$2.50;
shipment. Ovie Crowe, Gaines-
+} ville, R 1.

10 M. $5 collect. Prompt

Wakefield and Heading asl
lard plants, 300, 35c; 80c M.
Mailed; 5 M. $2.50 collect; Klon-
dike strawberry plants, 20e %;
$1.40 M. Mailed. H. P. _Crow,
Gainesville, Pyls

Klondike strawberry plants, $1
MY PB: Reynolds, Gainesville.

Large size Lady T: strawberry

| plants, 25 C; $2 M. Everbearing,

20e GC; $1.50) Me, All postpaid to
3rd zone. Mrs. L. W. Seago; Pine-

hurst.

Wakefield and Dutch cabbage,
Heading collard, Stone and Bal-
timore tomato plants, 15 C;. 300
35c; 80c M. del. Clyde Smith,
Gainesville, R 1.

The famous Youngberry vines
40c doz. Himalaya tame black-

erry, 25c doz; Sage plants, 25c}

doz. All rooted and postpaid;

nice, new pop corn, 6 lbs. post-
5c Ib.

paid 50c; 20 lbs. or more,
Lisid: Vollrath, Winston.

Frost-proof Fall and Winter
heading collard and cabbage
plants, leading var., now ready,
300, 35c; 500, 50c; 75c M. del; 1
M. 60c. FOB; 5 M. $2.35; 10 M.
$4.45. Major Crow, Gainesville,
Rea

Early Fall erown, all var. cab-

field grown, 50c, 500; 85c M. del
W. H. Morris, Baxley, R 1.
Wakefield and Dutch cabage
Tomato and Collard plants, 506;
50e: 80c M. del. 10 M. up, 65c M.
del. Prompt shipment. Calvin
Garrett, Gainesville, R hl
Copenhagen, Wakefield cab-
bage, 200, 35c; 500, 60c; 90c M.
All var. onion sets, 35c gt. 75c

gal; Seed Wheat, Oats, Rye. and

Vetch. Write. Wm. R. Stephens,
Gainesville, R 6. /

Late Flat Dutch, Chas. W.
cabbage plants, 15c C; $1 M
Collard, 15c C; Early Imp. Klon-
dike strawberry plants, 20c C;
$125 M. Rosie Crow, Cumming,
Reel:

Mastodon, Progressive Ever-

bearing strawberry plants,30c C.
$2.50 M. Emley Long, Cleveland,
R45)
Fall and .Winter Wakefield
Copenhagen & Early Flat Dutch
cabbage, $1.10 Mailed; 75c M: 5
M. up; collard plants, same price
Seed of all kind. B. R. Woodliff,
Flowery Branch, R 1. fee

Lead. var. cabbage collard
plants, 2@c O, 80e M. Mailed; 5

|M. 50c; M Exp. collect; Klondike
strawberry plants, 30c C. $1.50 M.
woe, L. A. Crow, Oakwood.

Frost-proof cabbage plants

aap ready, 508, 65c; $1 M: FOB.
Oe R. Lindsey, Lenox.

E. J., cabbage plants, 300, 400,
| 500, 6Bc = $1 M. _Postpaid. R.

| Chancior, Pitts.

Fine var. Everbearing straw-

berry plants, 39c C. $1.75 M; Sage
and Peppermint plants, 6 for 25c:

rhubarb. 3 bunches, 50c. Exch.
for white sacks. Leo Blackwell,
| Cleveland. i

} peach trees, 15c ea.

-luntil killine frost;





plants, 25, 200; 60c, 500;
Amos Milwood, Gainesville, RFD
Two. -

Cabbage and Ga. collard plts.
ready now. Ship promptly. $1 M;
5 M. $4.50; 10 M. $8.50; 20 M. and
up, 75c M. G. W. Coleman, Tif-
ton.

Chas. W. cabbage, Gr. Balti-
more, tomato and collard plants,
20 C. 500, 60c; 90c M; Lady T.
strawberry plants, 25c C3150
M; Klondike, $1.25 M. Del.
Prompt shipment. C. D. Crow,
Gainesville, R 2.

Condons everbearing Red and
Bhack ' raspberry, $1 doz; Masto-

don everbearing strawberry, 302

C: White Concord grape vine,
well rooted, 15c ea; Sugar pear,
Bliie Damson plums, white Eng.
Mrs. Mae
Turner, Cleveland, R 4.

Chas. W. cabbage plants now
ready. Guar. pure, 15 O,- 200,
25c; 500, 60c; $1 M. FOB. J. Ww,
Sellers, Bae R 4, Box 81.

Strawberry plants, 15e C. 500
65c; $1.25 M. or exc. for cab-
bage plants, dried apples, or
white feed sacks, free of holes.

Add postage for orders less than

50c. Mrs. F.. Ft. Ard, Conutt, R
One.

Large, well rooted Chas. Early
J., .Wakefield. cabbage plants,

sown On fresh ground and free

of disease, 300, 50c; . 500, . 75c;
$1.25 M; postpaid. Roots wrap-
ped. E. A. Hayes, Buford.

Klondike strawberry plants, $1
M. P. B. Reynolds, Gainesville.

Sage plants, 10c ea; sage, 60c
lb. Mrs. G. Collins, Cobbtown.

Plants Wanted

"Want few hundred strawberry
plants, State kind and price.
Mrs: C. R. Redmond, Pelham.

Seed For Sale

Sev. bu. this yrs crop Giant
Russian and Japanese Sunflow-
er seed for sale or exc. for Burr,
Crimson or Sweet clover sed.
I paying frt. ea. way in 1, 2 and
3rd zone. L. D. McPherson, tes
men.









Burr clover seed in fou
14%4c Ib. Clean seed, 5c lb. Inocu-
lation furnished. Roy Lewis,
Hartwell, R 3.

Tung Oil seed nuts, 8c Th. will
exc. for seed oats or any farm
produce. F. L. Cross, Colquitt.

P, Oo. J. seed Cane (15,000)
for 50c per C. at patch from now
also, 10 M.
Kianna, same price. Ed Pxeston,
Donalsonville, R 2.

Perennial white nest onions
(mild flavor, best for green on-
ions: plant now), 55c gal. post-
paid. 8e stamps accepted. -A.

Steinheimer, Fayetteville, R 1.

- Button onion sets, $2.50 pu:
35c gal. postpaid. C. EB. Smith,
Braselton.

1934 Crimson clover seed in
chaff, 8c lb. FOB. .R. B. Kin-
man, Calhoun, Rt. 4, Box 106.

. B00 Ib. seed peach seed, 1 3-4
lb. FOB. Cash with order in 500
lb. lots. Mrs. R. Allgood, Oxford.

7 bu. seeding peach seed. Make

est price per pound FOB Bow-
man, or come in truck. John N.
Maxwell, Bowman, RFD 1.
- Winter shallot buttons (excel-
lent for shallot onions), 40c gal.
postpaid. Cash with- order. Mrs.
W. B. Allan, Alto, R 2.

Hastings Big Seven turnip
collection, 25c Tb. Mrs. C. A. Wil-
banks, Commerce, RFD 5.

Galif. multiplying beer sded,
10 per lange start; 3 times that
amount, 25 del. Jd. M. obot ms

ence Bt

| canting: ie gal;







| Hyatt, Bowdon, R'4.

gal. postpaid. No stamps. Prompt
shipment. Guy Mallory, Buck-
head.

Crimson clover seed in chaff,
with few alfalfa in them, Te lb.

or $6. per 100 lbs. lots; Fulehum |
seed oats, 75c bu; Purple straw

seed wheat, $1.50 bu. All aoe
W. E. Smith, Jr., Carrollton, R
One.

bean seed; 25c large teacupful;
Klondike and Everbearing straw-
berry plants; 35 C. $2.50 M. Mrs.
W. V. Robbs, Flowery Branch,
Rol.

Rape seed, 2 lbs. 30c; 4 lbs. 50c;
9 lbs. $1; all var. turnip seed, 8
or lb. 60c; Want seed

this. 25.: 0
oats. W.-H. Waddelle, Pearson.

Red onion setg and onions for
planting, 55c gal; white nest on-

ions, 50c gal. Exc, for white feed

sacks at 6c ea., no holes. Mrs.
H. F. Jarrell, Butler, R 2.

Burr clover seed, dbl. screened
and hand cleaned, inoculation
furnished. 100 Ib. lots, $8; Mon-
ey orders only accepted. J. oO.
Johnson, Lavonia.

Crimson clover sea in chaff,
up to 1 M. Ibs. 6c lb. Over M Ibs.
514c Ib. C. W. Hutchins, Sum-
merville, R 3.

New crop Burr clover seed,
dbl. screened and hand cleaned,
inoculated, 50 Ib. bags, $3.00. L.
Aderhold, Lavonia.

Big, red, nice shallot onion
buttons, 10c qt 35 gal; big white

pnest onions, 15c qt. 55 gal. All
| FOB. Want to buy an O. I. C.

pig 3S, A. Christian, Bishop, R
1, Box 110.

Fine, white multiplying onions
(making 10 to 12 to bunch), for
Fall planting, 50c gal. 30c per %
gal. postpaid. No stamps. Prompt
shipment. Miss Minnie
Buckhead.

Georgia Products
For Sale

CORN AND SEED CORN
: FOR SALE
Best new corn, $1 bu: at my
erib. $1.25 del. Cash or P. O.
Money Order. James W. ek
Blackshear.





-COTTON SEED FOR SALE

Piedmont. Pedigreed Cleveland
Big Boll cotton seed. Reduced
price on Fall deliveries; Pied-
mont Ped. Blue Stem seed wheat
and Fulghum oats, regular price
J. O. M.:Smith, Commerce.

FRUIT FOR SALE
_Sundried peaches, 1934 crop,
12%%e lb. or 9 Ibs: $1. Mrs. J. B,
Ward, Cordele, Rt: B.

Nice, ripe Pineapple pears, 50
bu. FOB. or exc. for anything
can use. J. J. OHiff, Bristol.



Nice, bright sundried apples;
free of worms, peelings, etc. 10c
lp. Py Pe in; Ga. in 10; Ib. lots.
Money order. No chks. Mrs.
Martha White, Dahlonega, Rol:
Box 37.

Few hanarea pu. nice, large
pears (preserving pears) at reas-
onabie price. F. M. Wynne,
Washington.

Nice, sundried apples, 10c th.|.
- Sassafras

in 10 Ib. tots, del.
roots, wild cherry tree bark, 20c
lb. Catnip, peppermint, Balm, 10
doz. Mrs. J. C: White, Dahlon- |
ega, Re in

FRESH. AND CURED MEATS
FOR SALE

1 nice. dry 28 Ib. country cured

ham, 25 Ib. FOB. Mrs. P. W.



Ex

30c per a2 |

Mason,



26 hives Bees in
$26 for lot, not
way, Forsyth, R

10-10 frame hives I
comiplete with 2 hive
2 supers and metal co

in good cond. and fre
sease. $3 ea. my house

-| Neel, Cartersville.
Old fashioned, tender cornfield

- White chunk hone
comb: packed in lar
70 Ib. at 8c Ib: Send
Lang; Omega.

10 stands bees with
es included, $15 for lot
cause unable to look af
J. J. Ethridge, Aub



PEANUTS AND
FOR SAL

30: Ibs. nice; large
crop. 15 1b. Mrs. Mi
roy, Winder.

50 Ibs. large, So
pecans, 20c lb. 88
8c lb. Miss Belle
Bronwgod, Box 83.

SYRUP FOR

.
bs

vin Collins, Whighai

TOBACCO FOR
About 100 Ibs. extra

oe

1933 leaf tobacco, 15 lb
Johnston, Hazlehurst,



Home grown tobacco,
and twisted, cured i
Ib. 3 lbs. $1 or 5c twis
tage. H. T. Crumley
R 4. :

Good flue. cured cl
smoking tobacco, 10 .
lbs. 50c. James McLeoc

Good, flue cured
little dark. 10 lbs. ch
del; smoking, $1 de.
for less than 10 lbs. M
ders only. eS >
rency.

Gedtivi

CORN AND_
WANT

Exc. gentle, well brok

old steer, work an

hogs wt. 80 to -130
good sound corn. F
15 bu. Mrs. a B
tion Citys,

Want 100 bu. wl
corn, about Oct. 10th
Give best price, Ile
or FOB your station
an, Doraville.

;for 2 of apples.

and get apples.

Jesup.
TOBACCO WAN

Want 12 or 15 Ibs.
-or red leaf tobacco,
12c Ib. Send samp
D. M. Borders, Warre

Parks strain B. R
eges from pure bred ;
fully selected, 75:
$120 for 30, postpai
Miss Bertie E. Cart
| ham, RA.
Turken (Spent
Bird) eggs, $1.25
Rebecca Campbe

Boulevard, S. E.