_romasump BY Tae BUREAU OF oa ae oS sas THURSDAY, OcroRER. 11, 1984. RE EMPLOYM ENT SERVICE met CEs ELIE aS STATE CAPITOL Gey Sa aeeee aN x : yee gi teem Pag ie = a Tbs, ar BSR 1 Git : ee . ee 5 3 8 ; am National o-tunplovaeat Servige has offered ite a | Jaind-ewner deokiig for ae Swenuat of x cena ca z : . eS heasee ne are in search | of fara, | awids. and do not know just where he can be located, your nearest. d-owners who are in search of tenants. The purpose is. _ National i eifice will, Ce to te you. give the landlord, the renter and the cropper the bene- Sos a eee fi of . a central oni house which the s service este de 5 There are 15 tiie ist lioes of! the < Nation? & Reg 1 yment Service in Georgia. They are located in Rome, G inesville, Athens, Atlanta, Griffin, Celumbus, Macon, . Augusta, Dublin, Fitzgerald, Albany, Valdosta, Waycross, Glennville, and Savannah. Each of these offices serves a is territory of several counties. In every county of the state here is a National Re-employment Committee, and one or more > volunteer officers. known as Registrars. to: solve it He : lf you are a tanaat looking. fox a ples to. Foxui next oy rear oe don t know eset ee to. find it; or r if you. are ir am a For aa | jue Stem seed wiast. re-| | eane and graded, in new even | fy . 8, $1. 50. bu. FOB. Uber Pe : MARKET REPORT ee a | : = OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS 1 | prevaiting Wholesale Prices, October 8 1934. Always Subject to. Variation. l Georgia Produced nearby Hennery, selected fresh eee: Retail, a0 doz; Wholesale, ste doz. 7 RiDy Tatum, Palmtt $1.50 ae at my es i. Hees Tdeal. if Thefore Oct. ath, J. w.| | nd, Louisville. > bu. Abruzzi rye and 50 bu. tem wheat. J. J. a 4 ce ench rye, $2 bu. All FOB. | Rosser, Locust, Grove. fine seed. $1.30 bu. FOB.) e Bluff. J. P. Aaron, Lake Tourist: Camp, a Ga. g's 100 Bu. oats, $1 bu. tem | seed wheat, $1.50 bus By Steve Cc. Owen, Woodbury. lastings 100-Bu. oats, 75e bu. Otis G. Rawls, Williamson. ulghum. oats, 75c bu. Exch. @ow peas or Ga. Sugar Cane es t Eggs, Standard, doz. se) Sued Eggs, Georgia trade, doz. Eggs, yard run, doz. Soe - Hiens, Meavy-Breed, Ib, Hens, Leghorns, Ib. : Be Ib. Geese: lb. = Sig ge coal Country. Butter, beak pele, 2 16 soo 20 ce _ Field Peas, mixed, bu. ee pals 30-40 . ar Corn, 80 lbs. to bu.) bu. ae 90 woeennaasaae eee A Sweet Potatael per 100 Ibs. --.1 '80-1.00 _ Cabbage, (green, per 100 tbs.) 2. .80- 1.00 * Lies "INDEX "Grain and Hay For swe. Grain and Hay Wanted . Bees For Sale . Live Stock For Sale Pp Lave Stock Wanted Liteecicteeen 2 1 Positions WADtG scvcvcceceresvcteimeee 2p 3 Farm Help Wanted ane Plamts For Sale eee Ge ae as Seed For Sale . _ Miscellaneous For. Sale . ; Miscellaneous Wanted , - Geergia Products For Sate ae ie 4 s Gaeree Prodaess Wanted iccenn 4 = 2 ma a fh SPANISH PEANUTS, No. 1, $55.00 and $60.00 per a veh Mills. Shes s Es : fo ie Ga Atlanta ae Begs, Extra, wicoled > Whites, oe $ 33 Eges, Extra, dog. .....---. 80 aA i led and pure. 1H. H. Jackson, Goggins, -Peavine 2S $20. ton at barn; $22.50 del. with {in 25 miles Lithonia. F. | nolds, Lithonia, R 2. 20 bu. French rye, Jat my place, or exch. thoroughbred male P. . pig, 12 wks. old. Bring pi ae tye Norman Bruce, Dial. Pure Hasting: s ee 150 pu.ifine Tess it -Pre seed oats, 806 bu; 40 bu. Ga. B: Priced at No. 1 recleaned Tall No. Ga. seed rye, $41.40 Nichols, Mineral Bluff. : All seel, recleamed Seed oats, bu. $1.35. bu; wheat, 2% 12: rye, 5 bu. $10; cabbage pl 1 ~190 M; oniom sets, T5c | Stephens, Gainesville. Pure Bancroft seed 0 FOB. Money order. ale ok PO 5 oe Department of _ Agriculture _ Executive Offices, Capitol, Atlanta, Ga. G. CG. ADAMS Commissioner * URSDAY, OCT. 11, 1934. red as. second class mat- t February 15, 1922, at. the | Office. at Atlanta. Geor- zia, under the act of June 8, 0. Accepted for mailing at cial rate of postage pro- ed for in Section 1103, Act ctober 8, 1917. es of farm produce and, er postage regulations cted one time on each re- tuest and repeated only when uest is accompanied - W copy ae notice. : d-hand farm machin- lowers and seed, incu- or and ornamental nuts- Monthly Supplement appears on the first a land for sale editions published at intervals Ae to time advisinae| isers when to mail -us han 30 words, in- g name and_= address. sserve the right to cut otices of more than , providing that this does ny clei the a space will not permit Ls. unimportant Under legislative act | Market Bulletin does not me any responsibility for notice appearing in the .or transaction re-'} therefrom. = wheat, hand picked cutting, free of all other weeds. $1.50 bu, FOB ; oe reds Barksdale, 00 bu. Nilinter Turt oats,. Gh: McClendon, Mans- op pesadt- hay, cies. No. 1 vine ay for sale, Can del. by oor 6 ton lots: Ty T. Arabi: Box 112. ure So. Ga: Abruzzi seed Sample on request. on own farm. W.. D. Ft. Shana AND HAY WANTED Early, 100 per cent - peas (the pea that crops. per year for seed r oats; 1 bu. of 60 ibs. of as for 3-32 lb. of oats. Supply ited. R. W. Grow, Colquitt. || W. L. pullets, Dunwoody. high producing parents. \in with 3rd calf, $30. | good vice. | 1931) - sider trade. Bp Brewer, a in and d Hay idl pate Live Stock For Sale _| Exch. Catone or P. O. J. sy- rup for seed wheat. Want wheat. at once; ship syrup in November. I. B. Martin, Boston. Want. 1 or 2 cars of peanut hay. Mrs. Eleanor MeMakin, Newnan. Eggs F or Sale Pure bred Buff Orp. eggs, Booth strain, 75c per 15. pre- paid and insured. J. H. Loyd, Milan, R 3. - Turken eggs, $1.25 per setting Miss Rebecca Campbell, Atlanta 860 Boulevard, S. E. Live Stock F or Sale CATTLE FOR SALE Few, fine, young Hereford bulls, from my famous Colonial Planta- tion. Breeding of the best and at prices, faxmers can afford to pay. W. B. Hutchinson, Albany. 10 or 15 head of cows 914 vear= lings 9+ ber yeti Jersey and Hol- stein cross. 4 or 5 of the cows and 1 heifer are bred by good stock, will be frsh in December ist and 20. W. L. Lancaster, Mc- Rae, R 2. 1 grade heifer, 9 mos. old, from: 5 gal. Jersey cow and Sired by | pure bred Guernsey, $15 cash, or 1exch. for 20 laying W. L. pullets or hens, 1 yr. old. J. H. Smith, Atlanta, R. 3. Pure bred Jersey cow and calf, $25 FOB for the 2. D. L. Wick- er, Warrenton. 8 grown cows, $125. Terrell G. | Presley, Eatonton. Leas 1 cream col. reg. Jersey cow with 3rd colf (heifer), 1 mo. old. '|Good qualities in every way. Can be reg. $50. at barn. H. L. Ellis- ton, Ellaville. Jerseys, bred heifers, young bull calves from high producers, reg. and ent. to reg. Some splen- did Holsteins, bred and milking, All reasonable. Exch. for laying - Reg. Guernsey bull calf from March 19, 1934, well grown to jage, well-marked. $25 (including papers) if taken at once. Write or see. A. J. Trawick, Linton, Ga. Extra fine Jersey cow; * fresh Bargain. Mrs. C. E. Newell, Luthersville. 1 fine milk and butter cow; 3-4 Jersey and 1-4 Guernsey. In cond. and has 4th calf. Reasonable price. Mrs. J. D. An- drews, Sr., Barnesville, R 1. Jersey cow, soon to freshen, for sale or exc. for shoats suitable to fatten for bacon. Write what you | shave. S. A, Swett, Ty Ty, R 2. Nice, young cow, coming.fresh with 3rd calf in January; gave3 gal. with 1st colf. $17.50 for quick sale. R. P.. Bomar, Palmetto. 1 fat beef cow for sale. McDonald, College Park, R 1 3 B. Road, or W. S. Cambridge Ave. 14 mos. old bull, 3-4 Guernsey and 1-4 Jersey, from rez. stock, in good order. Now ready for ser- $30.00 at my. barn, J. L.! Paul, Wadley, Rt. 1. Nice, 3 1-2 gal. cow when fresh; now giving gallon; freshen Dec- ember. Sell, or exc. for 3 or 4 gal. cow and pay difference. G: M. Smith, College Park, 220 Lyle Ave. Jersey bull, dropped June 17, Sires; Brampton: Trinity Volunteer 298197, Jersey Volun- teen, 17212: 6! I Csc: Orphelias Volunteer of P.H. P. 256131;: Dams. Volunteers Pretty. Cor- nelia, 808403; Gamboges Noble Pretty Lady, 716789; Nobles Trin- ity Violet, 669487. Ww. C. Birch- -|more, Comer. Want 20 bu. good Fulghum) oats for cash, cheap. Sam=~ referred. W. L.McLean, Reg. Guerfisey bull with ped. and-reg. papers, for sale. .Con-: bany. NO? 16s 2 W. Mrs: E. Spence, | Drop Alick } . fecheece Ril - Jersey cow, fresh in 3rd calf, now giving 2 gal. or better on pas-\ ture; calf 4 wks. old, $25.00 at. barn. Z. G. Lucas, Franklin, R 4, : Heard of 15 fine Jersey milch cows, also reg. J. male at very reasonable prices. Call see them 6 mi. out on Eatonton Highway Smith, Monticel- lo, R. 4. Fine Jersy male 3 wks. old (calf drinks milk from bucket) ent. to reg. Sell or exc. for shell- ed corn. Make offer. Ea. pre-pay Exp. Chg. C. I. Hunt, Talla- poosa., Box. 1224. 10 milch cows, fresh in. 5 heif- ers come in next Spring, some of them full blood Jerseys and Guernsey mixed. Chap.R.G.Ra- bun,Avera,R1. 5 to 10 good grade Jersey cows, | {with all dairy equipment, for sale at a bargain. See T. J. Biggers, Breman, R 1. = Fine bull, 7-8 Jersey, 29 mos. old, excellent cond. $25.00, or exc. for 2 beef. type yearling. Will not ship; 1-16 mo. old _beef-yearling.7 $18.00. Mrs. J. E. Sikes, Cochran; R ze 1 large Holstein mileh COW for sale or exc. for mare horse, also other dairy type cows for sale or exc. W. E. Vinson, Jr., Byron. 1 Jersey milch cow, 3 1-2 to 4 gal. day on good feed; about 3 gal. when fresh, bred to a pure bred Jersey male, freshen ist of December. $30.00, or exe. for S. C. W. L. chickens. At my barn. A. 1s. See Collins. HOGS FOR SALE 1 big bone Guinea (black) Es- sex cross sow, farrow November, wt. about 175 lbs. 3 yrs old, $8.00 or exe, for-15-hens and 1 rooster, any good breed not over 1 yr old. No culls. Mrs. Eletia Beckworth, Baxley, 2, Big Bone Blue Guinea shoats, breeding hogs, wt. 35 to 80 Ibs. $4.00 to $8.00 ea. Ali Tife treated. 2 young bred sows, $10.50 ea. 2 Sows young pigs. W. A. Sumner, Norristown. African strain full stock, R. B. Guinea hogs, wt. 30 to 250 Ibs. ea. $3.00 to $15.00 ea. Money orders only. L. B. Toler, Glenwood. _158. P. C. male, yr old last Feb- ruary, wt around 250 Ibs. $15.00 with papers, or exc. for Jersey heifer, at my barn. P.B. Collins, Graymont.: : Duroc-Jersey pigs, 4 mos. old. wt. about 80 lbs. ea. and ree, $8.- 50 ea. Like to trade corn for good fodder or hay, near by. L. M. Kennedy, Collins. Pure Black African strain Gui- nea hogs; bred sows from $15.00 to $30.00; service boars, young, $20.00 ea; 8 wks. old pigs, either sex, $8.00 ea. $15.00 pr. A. P. San- ders, Tignall. 4 little bone Guinea male pigs, 2 black, 2 spotted, short-legged, $16.00 or $5.00 ea. FOB. J. C. Hargroves, Marlow, R 1. .S. P. C. pigs; cholera immune, sub. to reg., from best blood lines in South, thrifty, wt. 100 lbs. $7.-: 00 ea. Lake McDonald, Vidalia, R 4. Big Bone P. C., 1 ready for ser- vice; boar: and-2 gilts, 6 mos old. All can be. reg. $35.00 for lot, or $25.00 pair and $12.50 ea. J.-E. Bailey; Newnan, R 3. , 10 0.1. C. and P. C..pigs, 6 to '10 wks. old, $300 a; 1 good, gen- tle'milch cow, 3 yrs. old; $16.00; 1 black horse mule colt, 5 mos. old (will) make 15 1-2 hands* $50.00." All FOB my barn. Y. N. Bruce, Dial. i Pure bred Ss. P. C. 10 wks. old, males and females, reg. in: buy- ers name, $5.00 ea.. FOB. W. M.Crooms, Sandersville, RFD. 8 pigs, P. C. and Duroc cross- ed, 6 wks. old Oct. 15th. Price right. Come see them: milch cow, and: heifer soon to freshen. Bargain. OC. C. Southern: Talk~ [RL peck pigs, 2 mos. old, sub. to reg. $5.00 ea. Fred L. White, R, | Buckhead, R 1. HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE ~ Mare and colt, $125.00; 4 fresh | - in milch cows, and Reg. S. P. C. 2 mos. old pigs, $5.00 ea, and-9 goats. T. R. Duggan, Warthen. 1 pony horse, wt. 700 Ibs. 6 yrs. old, good saddler and work anywhere (made crop this yr.) $50.00. Ralph Reece, Marietta, 2 mi. out on- Dixie Highway. 1 Shetland pony, young and gentle, $50.00. S. P. Tarpley, Jr., Woodbine. . 1 mule work anywhere, and a Jersey bull. Sell, or exc. both for corn. See them at my barn. Whit Riddle, Athens, 225 Peter St. 2 good plug mules for sale Chezz. ~Butier_Mercer, Norman Park, RFD 1. 1 black mare ie. wt. 1100 lbs. good cond., work anywhere, but has blind eye. 8 yrs. old. Cheap for cash, or exc. for good \cow; or anything equal to value can use. 2 miles below Riverdale on Fayetteville Road. J. C. Vin- cent, Riverdale, R 1. 1 black, 1-eyed mare, 10 yrs. old, Ga. raised, work perfect, wt. 950 or more lbs.-also-1 mule, same } wt. and age. Both $1060.00. Want 1 bu. big Red Wheat, pure. Exc. Both pay chgs. Woodville. 2 Shetland pony mares, brown and white spotted, 3 and 4 yrs. old, 1 red and white stallion, 3 1-2 yrs. old. All wt. about 450 lbs. ea. $40:00 ea. FOB. W. L. McMichael, Buena Vista. Pair of 7 yr old mated mules. 850-900 Ibs; some nice heifers and steers, wt. 400-500. Ibs;. geese, 3 wild. Mallard ducks. -15 Muscoveys for sale. J. F. Well- born, Rock Springs. f Cc. M. Durham, - RABBITS FOR SALE Ped. Gold Cert. heavy wt. Chinchillas for sale, and 8 wks. old juniors, 75c ea. Write or come see.. -S.- Jones, Lyerly. 1 grown pair Chinchillas, doe, 2 yrs. old, buck, 1 yr. old; 1 pr. 5 mos. old. Sell or exc. J. B. Lindsey, Hamilton, R 1. 3 White rabbits, 1 buck, 10 mos. old, $3.50 for lot. Mrs. Jew- ell Godard, Milledgeville. Heavy wt: Chinchillas from Stahls Outdoor. Enterprise; 1 reg. buck and 4 does, $10.00. Mrs. E. C. Fowler, Athens: 7 N. Z. Whites; 5 bucks, 2. does, 3 mos. old, $3.00 for lot, or 50c ea. Postage not prepaid. Fred Burns, Dahlonega, Box- 124. SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE 50 Angora goat, some. half breeds. All or part, $1.50 to $3.00: ea. Holstein bull; 3 yrs old, good one, gentle and quiet. W. F. Hearne, Gray. Reg. pure Nubian buck South- ern Kedar of Southern Herd, at Stud; sires mostly doe kids. Fee, $300 net. Write F. E. Grubbs, Demorest. ~ 30 head goats at $15.00; 13 nan- nies, 17 half grown kids. Call at once. Fentriss Brannen, Glen- ville,-R.-2520) 30 head stock goats for sale. Make best offer. J. B. Addison, Colquitt. 2 pure bred Toggenburg pillys, 5 mos. old, $5.00 ea. Mother from one of the finest herds in the world and father also reg: W.P. Dempsey, Cave Springs, Ga. 25 head stock goats; 60c per head. D. Hy. leas es Farm Relief cotton seed.. 10. wild. farm on halves, |Carnes, Atlanta, 658 Federal Te CATTLE WANTED | : Want to buy 2 heifer caive heavy milkers, Jerseys; or will take now and. raise on halves, if brought to my place. If interestt- ed, write or come to see, me, at once. Edw. Harper, wie RFD Ik HOGS WANTED - Want 30 or 40 good size hogs to fatten for half. State size and number. Robert Vocke, Valdosta, ta, Ril. Want 1 little bone Guinea gil already bred, pure. stock. .Must cheap for cash. J. B. Holcom Alppharetta, RFD 3. Want some feeder hogs from to<75. Ibs.-wt.- E.R. Vandiver, | Robertstown, Ga. Want at once 4 or 5 good breed hogs, in good order to fatten fo: meat, be several mos. old, cheap for cash FOB by the hog, not b the pound; also want 2 P. C., Es sex, O. I. C. or Hampshire: gilts for breeding, not ent. to reg. but good ones. J. T. McClung, (fail ed to state address in notice sen to Bulletin.) HORSES AND MULES - WANTED = 1 sound, blind mare mule, $15. 00 cash at farm. Clarence Do son, Plains. a Brood mares, Percheron and Norman stock, work anywhere. quick, gentle, good cond. Wt. 1050 Ibs. Brought nice mule colt in May, $125.00. W. Roy Tay- i lor, Robinson. ; Pair plug mules, wt. about 800 Ibs., smooth mouth. Sell or exe. for pair 1 M Ib. mules, 6 to 9 yt old and pay difference in cas G. W. Malcom, Madison, He: Near Bostwick. 1 mule, over 10 yrs. old, w anywhere; 1 big size cow, 5 yrs old, giving milk. Sell or exc. fo: a mare mule not over 9 yrs. old that will work anywhere, safe an sound, no bad habits not afrai of cars, ete., and pay differen Mrs. R. A. Maxey, Maxeys, Ga. Positions Wanted: Want..1 or 2 horse farm 20 miles: Columbus. Good cow and hog pasture, plenty water, goo house, etc. Standing rent. Bus- line to school. Ba. Jones, Hatcher, R 1. Box 37. Want to get in touch with pa ty who wants to plant truck -or any other straight work. Exp. in growing any kind of truck, garden work. Regardless size farm. Can control labor. J. B Isler, Statesboro, 116 West Mai Bt Want job on farm. Work for 50c day and board. Will do reas onable amount of work. 16 yr: old Claud A. Gragg, Clarkes. ville, R 3. Box 60. oe Want.3 horse farm on 4ths. A> 6 or 7 room house; near school and church. Plenty of plow anc hoe force. Prefer Northeast G: near Atlanta. No bad habi Ref. exch. J. B.. Oliver, Roys- ton; Rt. Man with family wants to hea from owner of good corn and fee mill, and 1 horse crop on. 50-5 basis, or a good 2 horse crop and. plenty of work this winter. Rei S. F. Carroll, Temple, R 2. Want job as farm overseer, yrs. exp. Strictly sober. Re exch. O. L. McCling, East Poin 415 Farris Ave. Want a. dairy and: farm with 15 miles Atlanta. Must be Grade A. barn... C. W. Lance, A Janta, RFD 3 Want large 1 horse.or light | horse for 1936 on 50-50 basis, job as caretaker. Good r Write. Jno. W. Crass. Tallulah Lodge, Ga. ae Man with 7 in family, ol enough to work, wants a Bo Write. H. race, phone Main 4002. os farm. 8 in work. On halves, with church. Honest and orkers. J. R. Phelps, Tif- old young man wants or bal. 1934 and 1936. farm. Can drive car References. ~- Expect board and = laundry. Haney, Canton, RFD 4. y widow, with boy 8 yrs. ants job on farm doing Haine for bal. 1934 and 1935. Can do most any work. Good ref: See or L, Oliver, Manassas. ijob as Overseer of large s. exp. Can furnish C. H. Pitts, Atlanta, Jand Ave., N. E. 300d 2 horse farm with 1d , good outlet; good nd church hear, with ' Ga... preferred. bad habits. Have to be furnished. John H. oe revi. move anywhere. 3 Want work until Write or come. Doug- n, Rossville, R, 1. 2 horse crop on 50-50 nding rent. Mules shed. Can furnish self . Must be with reli- le. Ref.on request. H. Quitman, R6. rried: man wants 1 on halves. Prefer in e or. Walton county. 1c: with agreeable party. rsey, Loganville, R 1. good I horse farm Standing Rent. Turner whith; RED. 1. ld woman with 12 yr. rants job on farm doing work for board and . Mrs. Vester Buch-|. Op Pl Va 3 of us, exp: in black- 4 grist: milling and farm machinery; al- sp. well work, farm _ Good ref. Write in: first letter. Or Paul R. Camp, ur., 41 horse farm for } =50 basis, in So. Ga. spondence answered. \ Taylor, Anderson+ with 1 child wants ood family doing work. Begin at once. d. Mrs. Viola Nor- Da; toes L. H. Nich= with 5 children wants. with good, reliable je furnish us mules S out some: until.after ery well -exp. work-. cco, Or get with party or self and children. Ray, Glennville, R 3. place on dairy, truck or . 20 -yrs. old, with and. grandmother | week and board and Want job as Overseer of cat- tle-hog and gen. farm on salary. 20 yrs. exp. and best of ref. Would consider a _ percentage proposition. B. M. Couch, More- land. Want work on farm, or a crop for 1935. Lamar Connelley, Bel Air Gay Want farm and dairy combined about 50 acres in cultivation, well equipped, near Atlanta. L. C. Hale, College Park, R 2. Young, single man, 26 yrs. old wants job doing light farm work on good farm near Atlanta. A. R. Ware, Cordele, R B, Box 2. Want place as Caretaker of large, Country Estate, Hunting Preserve, etc. Can meet, require- ments and best of ref. G. DD: Campbell, Atlanta, 1211 Avon Ave., S. W. ' Want job on farm. . Small house and $14 mo. Guar: good services. Born and raised on farm. 30 yrs. old. G. W. Weath- ers, Atlanta, 342 Pryor St., SW. Want 10 acres for small house for man and wife only. Must have mule. Mrs. Scudder, Atlanta, 108. Lakewood Terrace. Want 20 to 40 acres, Standing rent, for 1935. LL. V. Palmer, Jefferson, Care Gen. Del. Man andwife want 1 horse crop on halves. Exp. and can furnish self. Have to be moved. J. Z. Bankston, Lithonia, R 3. Want good farm near Atlan- ta. Clean up for rent or very cheap standing rent, or crop on halves. J. M. Hayes, Ft. Valley, Rede Want truck farm on _ 50-50 basis, with a good house; close to schoo] bus line, church. Or a 2 horse farm, good land; corn and cotton: Honest, sober, no bad habits. Want to hear from a good man. Will L. Wes Wood- bury, Risk. Want 2 Horse farm on 50-50 basis for 1935. 10 in family, all |* willing workers. 16 yrs. exp. in growing tobacco. So. Ga. pre- ferred. T. H. Taylor, Anderson= ville; R 1, Box 112. 16 yr. old boy wants work: on farm for bal. of 1934. $2.00 per laundry. Odis Haney, Canton, RFD 4. Widow, 41 yrs. old, exp. in light farm work, except milking, Honest and nice, and want home with nice people. Willing to work Mrs. Eloise Roberts, Suwanee, R| One. Want 3 horse farm; good land ,|and 2 houses. Have to be furn- ished, and also steck, and will have to be moved. J. S. Lindsey, ,;| Ambrose, R 1. Want 1 or 2 horse farm for 1935; 1 for standing rent and: 1 |-for 50-50 basis. Can furnish self vhave my horse. Want good land, house and water. W. J. Mere- dith, Climax, R 1, Box 387-A. Want good 1 horse farm for 1935 on 50-50 basis, or 3rd and 4ths, or Standing Rent, within 10 or 15 miles Atlanta. W. J. Sims, Atlanta, 369 Georgia Ave., S. E. Want small 1 horse crop for 1935. Prefer: free: range: W. Gi Adams, Lenox, R 2. Hustling young man with exp: in dairy work wants a job. Can .do anything connected with a .dairy: Honest and sober. Ref. if desired. D. M. Johnson, Culver- ton. 50 yr. old married man with grandchild (girl), 4 yrs: old, want work this fall and winter on the farm with an option on crop on halves for 1935. Able to | do all farm .work, drive and. re- pair truck, farm machinery, carpenter, etc. Raised on farm. ,| Able worker. Ref. exch. D.. W. Ellis, Atlanta, 715 Addie St. Young man and mother wants .|work on farm with house furn- ished, or 1 horse. crop on. 50-50 .| basis. Work for reasonable wage by day or month. G. W. Trusty, Marietta, R 1. trucking, | Young married man, wife and} 1 child wants 1 horse crop on halves for 1935, or wage job. Pre- fer Rockdale or Newton county. Come or write. Chester Johnson, Conyers, R 1. 33 yr. old widow, stout, healthy able to work, understands gen. farming. 6 children, 3 large enough to work, wants. share crop. for 1935, or will work for wages. Carroll. county preferred. Write or see me. Mrs. H. H. Sullivan, Bremen, R 1. ~~ | Farm Help Wanted \ Want man with family to han- hile 50 acre truck crop in North- west Ga., on halves. Must be exp. in truck farming and have suf- ficient help. G. W. Smith, Sul- phur Springs, Star Route: Want sober, settled, white man for 1934 and, 1935 for gen. farm work and attending to live stock. Good home, laundry and reason- able salary. Write at once. Mrs. Nancy Gaskins, Nashville, R 4. Want farmer with force /enough to handle 3 horse farm in Bartow county. W. L. Hogsed, '|Chamblee, R. 1. \ Want sober, honest, industri- ous farmer who owns stock and can furnish self for 1935. Good land, house, wood, water, and -church and school and 4 towns close-by. C. B. Biggar, Had- dock. Want man to work 2. horse crop on 38rd and 4ths for 1935. Prefer one of Holiness faith. Ref. required. J. A. Beck, Bogart. R. 1. clo Dawn Crest Farm. Want single boy or man to live with me, work about the place; also opportunity. for commercial education. E. D. Gunby,..Culverton. Want party with own stock for 1 horse farm. I furnish fertiliz- er. 50-50 basis, or standing rent. = GC. ONeal, Lyons R 4, clo. W. H. ONeal. Want farmer for 200 acre farm, P6 miles West Atlanta. Good land, pasture, and buildings; 2]: good houses and new barn; near good school and church, 2 grades land and some bottoms. Starid- ing rent... lanta, 1352 Donnelley Ave., S. W. Want good farmer for 1 plow farm, 15 to 20 acres on Chatta- hoochee river, 4 room house, barn; out-bldgs., spring, garden, wood, pasturage. Standing rent; also smaller place. Richard Met- calf, Clarkesville, R 1. Want good farmer for good 3 and 4 horse farm, 18 mi. S. E. At- Janta on Stockbridge, Ga. Mail Route No. 1. Good land, bldgs., water, pasture, 7 room house, 2-4 room tenant house; 2 public roads. School bus line. Stand- ing rent; on 3rd and 4ths. J. N. Willingham, Atlanta, 306 Peters St., S. W., Main 8750. Want sober, reliable, nice cou- ple, without children, 25-45 yrs. of age to live with man and wife and do gen. farm work. Com- fortable room with board and reasonable salary. 10 mi. Atlan- ta, near school. and church. Must be healthy and willing to work. Give 2 ref. Mrs. W. M. Leake, Conley, R 1. Box 82. Want farmer with full equip- ment to cultivate 150 acres of lev- el, productive land on shares. Lo- cated near Perry, on public high- way. Every acr Withers, Cartersville. Want good. white or colored woman to assist with light farm work, reasonable salary. Mrs. Ivy. Everett, Register. Want good, reliable, honest man with some capital to invest in small poultry. or truck farm, ad maybe 1 horse crop for. 1935. Mrs. ae Sines Oliver. crop and help Mrs. C. W. Clonts, At-: lanta. can be cultivat- ed with machinery. All, conven- | jences nearby. Write Thos H. Want good man for Dalton Road. C. A. Hammonds, Rome, RFD 1. Want some good farmer, un- der middleage, to come and farm my place of 200 acres, 1 horse operating now. Good ay. land. Answer soon, so. Fall plowing can. begin. Henry Pyle, TENG? ton, R 4. Want good, nice, smart girl or woman, middleaged preferred; to do light farm wor, $1.25 per wk. Mrs. W. B. Davis, Fairburn, R 1. Want farmer for 1 horse crop 1 mile West of Jonesboro, new, modern 7 room house. See or write... Mrs: J. HE. Chandler, Jonesboro Want good, single, hand to help me on the farm. Board and laundry. No loafing, no smoker wanted. 8 miles west of Carrollton. near Mt. eR CoRR: Winbom, Waco. : Want white woman te a6 light farm work for home and small salary. J. T. Cranford, Manassas Bed. Want middleaged, honest; un- incumbered and reliable . white woman to live in home and help with light farm work. Board and small salary. No field work. Mrs. E. W. Palmer, Vidalia, R 1. Want parties to keep Game cocks on farm walks, 1 cock to yard. Also want party to raise Game chickens for me. A. A. | Prince, Riverdale, R- 1. Want unincumbered, middle- aged, healthy woman of good character to live with family of 2 and do milking and other light farm: work. Small salary. Benj. N. Head, Clermont. Want middleaged, settled re- fined, healthy woman to live with me and do light farm work Must be able drive car well. Board and small salary. Ref. re- quired. Miss Ruby Reynolds, Mayfield, RFD. Want middleaged, No. Georgia country raised woman, one who ig all right, dependable, honest, etc., for light farm work. Live in family of 2 and $5.00 mo. Mrs. J. I. Patton, Abbeville. Want srtong and healthy farm raised boy, 14 or 15 yrs. old, to live as one of family and help on farm..Give good chance and home. Orphan preferred. Must be without bad habits. W. L. Satterfield, Dahlonega, R 5, Box 11, Want industrious couple with- out children to live with widow in furnished home and. operate 1 horse farm, 20 miles West. of Atlanta. Equipped for dairy. Mule furnished. 50 acres ad- joining available. Ref. required, Mrs. Ida Tucker, Stonewall... Want a refined capable woman middleaged, neat and honest to live in home with small. family and do light farm work. No field work. Board and room and $1 week. Apply at once. Mrs. W. L. Hammond, Bremen, R. 2. Want good farmers for several farms, 20 to 30 minutes drive from Atlanta. M. M. George, At- 921 Grant Bldg. f Want man who can furnish self, with force enough to tend a big 2 horse crop. on halves, in cotton, corn, grain and potatoes, Have a 500 bu. cap, Curing house: Smooth land (when cultivated a bale of cotton, 30-50 bu. corn to acre). Must. know. how to run and keep up tractor and truck. 15 miles Atlanta. Ref. exch. B. F. Hancock, Riverdale.- Want unincumbered, middle- aged woman to live in home with widow and help with poultry and garden and other light work. Small salary. Mrs. Alma Deniston, Matthews, R. 1. Want refined middleaged wom- an to live in home with family of 3 and assist with light farm. work. No field work. Must be able.to furnish ref. See or write. at. once. Mrs. J. ss Brewer, Mon- Toe, R a dairy | farm, 3% miles Rome on the old} and. Yellow one plants; $1.00 M. 60c per 500, FO. abe B. Add postage on parcel pos* farm. Want 2 Cosied hoya: who are. Willing and able. work for wages. Good pay for good service. R. W. Grow, Col- quitt. Want young, exp. farmer to live as one of-family. Pay small : salary this Fall. and Winter. Gather crop this. Fall and make crop next yr. Nothing . but a dirt farmer wanted, Elbert Cain, Hosechton, R 2. Plants For Sale . Say Missionary ctrawberry plants, 50c per C. Add postage. Bessie Boone, Commerce. Crystal Wax and yellow Ber- muda onion. Chas. W., cabbage. Fall grown plants, 500 for 65c, $1.00 M. del. A. C. Johnson, Fitz- gerald. . Frost-proof plants, 10 M, $7.50; White Bermuda. onion plants, same price; Exe. corn for COWS | and hogs: Car or truck load. W.~ W. Williams, Quitman. Fine var. everbearing strawber- ry plants, 30c C. $1.75 M} sage . plants, Peppermint, 6 for 35c; exc. for sacks.. Leo Blackweii, Cleveland. Well rooted, 7 in. Chas W. cab.- bage plants, fresh and fine, sow- ed last week in August. Now ready, 309, 50c; 700, $1.00; $1.25 M. Clyde Burel, Stone Mtn. Large size Lady T. strawberry plants, 25c C, $2.00 M; Everbear- ing plants, 20c OC; postpaid to 3rd zone. Seego, Pinehurst. Some fine winter, prt ae W., Copenhagen and Dutch cab- page and collard plants, ready and guar. or your money back $1316) IM dels 5 Wheup: 756}. BaRse Woodliff, Flowery Branch, R 1. Klondike strawberry plants, $1.- M. P.B. Reynolds, Gainesville. Mastodon. everbearing straw- berry plants, 30c C. Lady T., 30c GC... Yellow= reset, 20c: 1b. Ra Bs Etris, Dahlonega, R 1. 4. Missionary strawberry plants any amount, $1.00 M. Geo. Belflower, Tifton. to do farm postpaid. Expert packing. $150 M. Al Mrs. L. Ww. a Flat Dutch and Sommaved Z cabbage plants, 400 50c del. 50c M.: FOB. Now ready to ship... Nice plants. win. Cabbage, collard and onion plants, 300; 75c; 500 $1.00; $1.50 M. postpaid; $1.00.M. 5 M. $3-75 Express collect. J. M. Davis, Lis? ton. Cabbage; collard and onionn plants, $1.00 M., 500, 69c 5M. for - $3298) olay Ets Allison, Tifton. Wakefield and Dutch cabbage __ collard. plants, 500 50c; 80c M._ del, 10M:* or more, 65c M del. Cal. Garrett, Gainesville, R 1. Missiionary strawberry plants, ~ as fine as you ever saw $1.50 M. FOB, or $1.75 M. del J. W. oe lers, Baxley, R- 4. Genuine Crystal Wax White Bermuda onion orders. H. F. Stair, Lenox, E. J., W. cabbage plants; onion plants, 500 60c; $1.00 M. All del. postpaid.. Now ready. F. F. Stokes, Fitzgerald. Cabbage plants now ready. B. W. Grant, Bald- - 300, 40c; 500 65c; $1. 00 M. postpaid. fresh and eter R. Chanclor, Pitts. _ Extra early Jersey and Chas, W. cabbage plants, 500, 50c; 90c M; White and Yellow Bermuda m Chas. and Jersey W. 500 75 $1.- 25 M. postpaid. Miss: Welch, Sylvesta. N, J. and C. W. cabbage plants - now ready, 500, 50c; 90c M. del; 10. M._ $7.50 collect: Klondike - strawberry plants, $1 50 M. del, WwW. oO. = oe Branch. oe ; : d Minta, my ey Chas. ag and B. J. cabbage | Ghas plants, 500, 600; 900 M del: 5 MZ. 5 $4.08; 10 M. $7.59 exp. > eollect Guy Waldrip, Eroyry. Braneh.. True to name Red Gold straw- berry plartts. Original cost, $75, - M. Now selling, 25e doz: Guinea. | ; ae (fruits 5 ft. long, wt. 20 Ibs. Good food), 20 seed for 12c. J. R. Bramlett, Ellijay, R 2. Mastodon Everbearing ' straw- Peony plants, 20 C. May cherry |. trees, 10c on; Sage plants, rasp- berry plants, 16c ea. or exc. Mys. |: ae; B. Jomes. Dahlonega, R 1. ss Nee Fall grown E. J., and C. W.. cabbage plants, 50c. 300: 856 |. M; del. or 75c M. FOB. Good | strong plants, moss packed, now ready. W. A. Poole, Baxley. This Fall grown cabbage. nits, Sie c. 200, 25c; 300, 33c; 500, 45e: 85 M. Add money for pos- tc ea. No holes. Mis. A. J. Stan, tage; Iceberg letiyice, 20e C. L. Brittingham, Guyton. ; _. Blakemore strawberry plants, x on new ground. guar. pure. stogic 500, $1.50; $2.58 M. Special prices on big orders. Exc. for field peas or Crimson: clover. T. a L. Eeneee Rome. : B. and Chas, plants, 60e M. de}. A. F. Johnson, Lucretia, dewberry, be CO. or H, exc for red and white rooted } grape vines or white, 100 Ib cap. feed sacks. Mrs. JOE. Pierce, | Stockton: Barliest var. Klondike -straw- berry plants, 20c C. Evearbearing | 30c . Mrs, reas, EONS Cum-. ming, R 1. - Mastodon. everbearing straw-_ berry plants, 30c C; Lady Thomp- son, 30c C; $2.50 M: May Cher-} Eeny & trees, 15c. ea. $1.25 doz. exch. |. itor good white feed sacks at Tc Ree. Mrs. Susie Ftris, Dahlonega, | J, Box 51- Aa Lady Fp Bi Klondike and Pro- gressive everbearine - strawberry | plants, 500, $1 del. 6 Red Gold plants free with ea. order. A. D. Call, Ellijay, R 2. Dee pees Everbearing strawberry, plants 25 C. Also Lady T. same price Add postage. Mrs. H. T. Crom- ley; Cleveland, R 4. sg : Klondike strawberry on -20e aC - 75e 500; $1.50 M. Yeung pits. Prompt shipment. Mrs. Ara, Wal- drip, Flowery Branch, R 1. : - Everbearing strawberry state | ~ lar to Blakemore) plants, 20 C; $1. 25 M; also peppermint plants, 25c- doz. Money orders. Geo. Ww. Green, Ft. Valley, R 3. _Farliest var. strawberry plants, 30c C; $1.0 500; $2.25 M. All young, wel rooted plants, del. Mrs. J. S. Crowe, Cumming, Re A. Early imp. Klendike Seravbek ry plants, 20c G; $1.25 M. Citron seed, 20c 1b. or exe, Rosie Crowe, Cumming, Ral. oe ). W., and Giins: Ww. cabbage and Heading collard. plants, 200 ~ 25C;. 408, 46c; 90c M. del. 5 M3 $3.75; 10 M. 96.50. Prompt ship- ment. Alt. del. een ee Gainesville, R 1. _ Klondike, Lady T.- and aC bearing strawberry plants, 500 and 4 Red Gold with each Clyde order. Ali FOB. J. zB. le oe jay, R 2. - Cabbage plants, 500, 5c: ie M; 3M. $2.70; 5. M, $4.25. Au f del. Plants now ready for skip- - oe S. D. Sheffield, Baxley, R (apex 15d. : Cabbage plants, Fall grown, : early varieties, =e White and Yellow Bermuda onion plants, 500, 65c;\ $1 M. AIL same price. ~ Orders mixed to suit. Postpaid. I. L. Stokes, Fitzeerald, R 3. Flat Dutch, Copenhagen cab-j - bage plants, 300, 40c del; 6@c M. FOB. P. E. Rhodes, Baldwim. Dutch and Wakefield cabbage and collard plants, 20e O; 9c _ M. Mailed; 5 M. $2.50 Exp. Col. - Klondike aad Everbetrats stzaw- berry plants, 30c G;. $1,980. MM. ~ Mailed. L. Ay Crow, Oakwood. \ | paid. Prompt eet f tomato Ww. aabbage | 4 Tnap. Klondike ; 15e, al ak 200 Ci sec. M. Effie Crow, Geines- ville, B 2 Bee Chas. W., fiarty Plat Duton & | , Suecession cabbage plants, $1 M. 10 M. lots, tc M. FOB, B. F. | Mallard, Millhaven. Frostproof eabbacat plants, 10 M. $7.50; White Bermuda enien plants, Same. price. Alse corn in shuek, 75c bu. of 80 Bos. W. Ww. Wildams, Quitman. Cabbege plants, EB. d., All Head Sucesssion awd Chas. W. Now "ready, 600, 506; 900 M4. del. -Post- F. BoA Seokes, Fitagerala. : _ Mastodon everbearing straw- plants, 20c ce: ae heme- -made tobacco, oured | ; in shade, streng and twisted, 306} ib. Exc. fer white feed sacks at. | sel, Cleveland, R 4, Wakofield cabbage, oplecd and plangs, 800, 6@c; 85 M; Gael. 10 M. lots. $7 d. Prompt ser velas pa Geines- | vile, R abs rcoee s - Lueretia. awvercy. edackberry, 2 yr. Kadzu, $1.0; Celestriel and - Brown | Turkey. Figs, White scuppernongs, Con- cord grapes, $1 per 12, postpaid. | J. W. Toole, Maocen, R 2. "Cabbage plants now yesay. 200, 25c; 500, 50c;-90c M. 5 M. $4.00 del. Elis Smith, Gainesville. 3 ~ Missionary stro Wherey inhi: $1.50 M. FOB, or 500 for $1.00 pe me WwW. Bennett,. Alma, Leu Sy oe : an ents yeasty. noe. gue promptly. 560, 65c; $1 M. . $4.50; 10 My $8.50; 20 M. sey, Lenox. Ga. and Heading oko pits, 866 M; Klondike . and Everbear- ing strawberry plants. (now time to put @ut), 300,-50c;. $140 M. del. B. B. Wetherford, _Gaines- Ville, R ae 25 ER oJ., and C. Ww eatsan? abies col. W. o: bel ai Branca. Pisyeey Sp : z Klondike oe plants: 50 500; $1.75 M: Ne ohks. Prepaid. Red multiplying onion sets, 75c gal, cheer Alien, Gainesville, Be. 2. Frost- =pcoot C. Ww. cabrage and Ga. collard plants, 300, 35c; 800, 50c; 866 M. del; or by. Express, 50c DM. 5 M. $2.50; 10 M. $4.30. No chks. Money orders only. John C. Crow, Gainesville, R 1. Wakefield and Dutch cabbage Ga. collard and Stone temato | plants, 790 M. del. 3 M. up, 45c{ M. oollees, Wakefield cabbage seed, $1 Ib.. del. _ Ovie Crowe, Gamasville, R I Running sage. age 10 ea. 3 for 25c; Strawberry plants, 25c C. Mrs. ot ey Patterson, vee a= Rhubarb, plants, 50 doz. 3 doe $1; eatnip, peppermint, mint, and tansy, plants, 35c doz; yellow roet amd horehound plants 60 doa; Missionary strawberry, 500, $1.25; $2 M. Money orders. Nirs. Thornten MoOurley, Haxt- weld, a WisciGnary strawberry _ plants, 508, $1.26; $a M; peppermint, gpearmint, sage, catnip plants, 503 doz. yellow root, green, 256 le. dry, 50c lb. Money order. Miss Cec McOurley, Hartweil, 2. osc F or Sale White raultiplying nest oniom seks, no trash, 5@ Me. lots, 7% M%. HOB. John W. Moseley, Sap- ervom, Ft. 2. - Wendy. Miarset @ueen (tae - -0- ee wat, seed 10e; 91.75 M3) Himalaya as ca up, 75c M. FOB. Ww. R. aa 30, 0c; 980 M. del. 10 M. $7.00| spear-. Giant lone eucumber (erows 20 | fieGhes long}, 1e pkg. en Ww. Mm. #boraton, Jesup: Shes Calif. multiplying beer seed, Rockmart, R 2. Grimson Clever seed, 6c tb. Mark T. Warren, Dewyrose. Little white shallot onion sete, ery multiplying (put out in Bal for green Spring eating), 40e gal. del. Cash. No stamps: Ri. Green Hot pepper, 35 gal. al- so white nest onions, 20c qt. Mrs. D.C. Puekeit, Newnan, RB 3. Burr ae seed in rough, 1% lace Crunap, Hartwell, R 3 liest. var., 25c tbis., 10 Ibs. cala- mus root. Make pest offer. Mrs. Oo. D. Woodruff, Greenville, Multiplying onions, 40 per Veen Arcola... 10c good start; mammoth Rus- sian sunflower seed, 50c gal. All postpaid. Mrs. J. E. ile ReOshs mart, R pe $10 per M. Mrs. eB. J. Odom, Arabi... Fine, white multiplying onions 50c gal. 30c per 1-2 gal. Mrs. Bennie Pee: eres Branch, Head Uk \ 40 onions for Fall planting, Culloden. Miscellaneous Par Sale : Chufas, this yr's erop, clean, dried and free of grass nuts, 25 lb. Add postage. Jessie Wade, Bremen, Care W. G. Wright. fons, 50c gal. All good and sour. Jerusalena artichokes, 10e ib. 3 i fer 25c.: Add postage. Wright, Bremen, R 2. Jerusalem artichokes, 10c Ib. 3 lbs. 25; chufas, washed and dried, 25c lb. white neat enions Add postage. . 3 esate B0e- gal. Dobbs, Bremen, x2) ; Black walnut meats, new crop large, elean and dry, 35 Ib. Del. larger quantities. John: Cxane, Philomath. Spearmint plants, well Foes packed in damp moss, 35 doz. prepaid; drinking gourds, 5c ea. extra for cleaning. Plus postage. Mrs. T: B. Thomas, Thomasboro. Yellow squash pepper (hot). 25c gal. dried sage, 40e lb. Add postage. G. D. Gunnels, Ashland 3% lbs. good, clean chicken feathers, 15 1b; scallion onion buttons, 10e qt. 3 gts. 25c. Add postage. Exc. for good, dried fruit, good, bright honey, or white feed sacks. Write. what you have. Mrs. C. FP. Gibbs, Gordon, R 2. Garlic bulbs, 5c. tb. ys +. Ol- bon, Dewyrose. Yellow. root, 10c lb. mullein, 25c; winter green, 29; life ever- lasting, 20ce,. Add postage. Mrs. Joe Blam, Cleveland. . May apple, yellow doek, rattle .root, wild alum root, yellow root, 2 lbs. 30c. Exe. far white, 100 Ib. Lilke Reece, Talking Rock, R 2. Miscellaneous Wanted MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Want te buy a good 1 horse wagon. James Walton, Villa Rica B 2. Wisk 2 heena' ws on in good shape, within 3@ miles Carters- ville, cheap for cash. Give des- criptton and price in Ist letter. [Rey , TNO | 10c. postpaid. Mrs. Sallie Floyd, g Brs. L. R. Martin, | Gainesville, | : Unien Point. dp. Reeleaned, 5 lb. FOB. wate unmixed, 1 in. staple, 1-2 prem- | ium, extra early, light foliage, $1 May Queen tomato. seed, ear- | DU $3 per 100 Ibs. FOB. J. H. gal. postpaid. Martha Be Te | bose, Calif. tates eens seed, V Pp. O: Ue eas. 'p. net Cane, | 1% pu. White ruliptyiie nest |: gal., $2.75 bu. se8p Ge Pierson, | Chufas, 25 Ib. white nest on-. Mattie. Bliijay, R 3, Box 79. TetDey: Culloden, hy cl in 2nd zone. Ask for prices in cap. feed sacks, er other value.} Mizell usous Wanted Hxe, 10 Ib. dried Hesichae. for 20: white, 100 Ib. cap. feed 2 Write before sending. Ea. R 4, | Capra Products = For Sale BUTTER FOR SALE / Fresh butter, 25c Ib. del: Mrs. & J. M. Garrison, Ashland, R 2. COTTON SEED FOR SALE Imp. Mars-Rose eotton seed, recleaned and graded, $5 for 1-4 bu; $8 for 1-2 bu. $15 per bu; flour corn, $4.50 bu. del. Cash or Money Order. Wm. Geeber, Stoneville No. 2 cotton sesd,. Davis, Milledgeville, R 5: : CORN AND SEED CORN FOR SALE - 100 bu. corn for sale at be market price. Mack Lindsey, f Perks: * FRESH AND CURED MEATS a SALE ; aunt: hain wt. $e res = # whthabs 48 Ibs. .25 Ib. MPs. - L. a Moatows, Bartow. : Smoked country cured pants 25. Ib. postpaid. Wt. 10 and 16% Ibs. ea; also Russian sunflower seed and white seeded chicken | corn, 8c lb. No order less than | : 25c. Mrs. Fred Atkinson, oe : FRUIT. FOR SALE . Nice, sundried apples, 10c Ib. in 10 or more Ib. lots; Mastodon Everbearing strawberry | plants, 25e C; 500, $1; peppermint, cat- nip, * palm, dbl. tansy, 15c doz. Miss LL. M White, igus Sek 1 BG 735 - : Supiried pease unpeeled, 1934 crop. 20c Ip. ae. Mrs. Oo L. Craft, Lavonia. he Nice sundried pple: free of core, peelings; bright, dried from choice apples, 10c lb. in any amt. Add postage. Mrs. J. C. Daves, 20 or 25 bu. pears, 50c bu. not ~ del. good. pickling KID. Nice, sundried apples, free of} worms and core, 10 lb. in 30 1b. lots; Yellow root, 20e lb. Mrs. Pearl Mann, Dahlonega, re. _ Sev. hundred. bu. fine Keiffer pears for sale. Miss Rosa Dan- ek, Hinesville, RFD. Nice, bright, sundried peaches, |: free from worms, 124c Ib. plus postage. Mrs. V. Oarter, Whites- burg, Rei. Nice, bright sundried apples, free from any defect, 10 Ib. in 10 or more lb. lots: Del. in Ga. No. chks. Miss N, A. White, Dah- lonega, Ril, Box Bie Nice sundried. apples, 10c tb. in 19 or 15 Ib. lots; Mastodon everbearing strawberry plants, 25c C; 500, $1; Yellew root, sas- cafras reot, wild eherry bark, 20c We. del. Mrs. E. S. Holloway, Dah- lonega, R 1, Box 35. HONEY BEES AND BEE SUP-. PLIES | FOR SALE 1910 frame hives Italian pees in good cond., 12 empty hive bodies, bottom. boards and cov-~ ers, 12 Quen excluders, 24 sup- ers, 1 kd. thin super wax. veil, pay postage. Ida Hyde, Cummning ie Wecch new, whit . ey, Ext. or Chunk, 5 los Ibs. $1. 46. Gel. cee oa Odum. - TREBES FOR State insp. Concor 10c ea. $8 Cy $80 - kinds, 15c ea, $12. peach seed. Make of! Sneed, East Point, Ave., Phone Cal. 30 : SYRUP FOR Pure Ga. Sugar 10 lb. buckets, 30c Add postage if sampl Money-Maker pecans, N, W. Daniel, Ty Ty RB TOBACCO FOR i Flue cured , to ee Department wish Commissioner A courtesy: in. allowin in the Market Bull sioner Adams is willin, us: present our. message people - of Georgia. realizes that it interest. to know fish. mean to them. W will be able to give yo formation from week te> Did you know, fo you can pay you money left over if you of your wild ae ; | quail? quail?: ee = Did you know five times the possibi Game that Penns} that: Pennsylvania. $32,000,000 a year on | and Fish? Did (you -money goes to the p fnone to the state? Did you know can make as. much 000 every year on h Did you know t hwhite quail alone 000,000 a year to the his ates Dirds he can take to do it. eS 1 You can send oe cae a f ish crease. eq if you will help us, you. We want a: you thinie about. we Rave. a Epoo Wr gloves, emoker and etc. $480. Ben | th Je Theeatte, Daisy. 28 hives bess, 3 straight hives, | rest. in pat. hives, 91.50 ea. or. exc. some for . L. pullets, ready to lay at. reasonable price. Mie I. J. Cheek, Colina, = i dont, tell your neigh fus. Your neighbor c , better man, but: want the best we