STATE CAPITOL  
 
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on . Red oats from South, Aincdes now being imported into the 
United States for feed may look like good seed, but the U. S. 
Department of Agriculture i is issuing warnings both to farmers. 
 
d to dealers. Dealers are warned not to sell these oats for 
 
. Farmers are warned that although the South American 
ts look very..much like the well-known Red Rust-proof oats 
 
DEPARTMENT. 
: G. c. ADAMS 
 
- PUBLISHED BY. THE BUREAU oF MARKETS | 
 
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and id should not pe used for seed. 
 
they are in fack Red. eres seed 1 which be tested ee eo : Cee es Le } 18 
: Officials ae the. Departiient are aware that ieee. may 
 
y 
 
The bored aoe dete are belie: at ports foe shone 55. 
a cents a bushel and at interior points for enough more to a 
 
hu hel. Fe armers are Wawied, that the saving ef 20 per. cont or. 
ze in 2 the cost of ase is likely t to > result i in a loss of a goed  deal 
 
A Red Ales seed ees bie Red Rusip toot seed, but itis _ 
one Aiea to United States conditions. Most of the strains 
 
cond. Hand Mchine) 
ery For Sale * 
 
  
 
a Rowlett Gas. en- 
 
il power Cane mill, for sale 
trade for good mule, 6 to 8 
old. Must be pert. G. B. 
bi ugh, ee, iat Ss 
 
ammer_ Min complete with: 3 
 
ith or without speed 
 
split wood pulley gn. 
 
ck ae a Mewes 
 
AE, % good running order, 
needs some new knives. 
 
good running order, and |_ 
 
fe prinder, never been used. 
$40 at my barn. E. CG. 
 
r, Juniper. 
liver pe pottom tractor. plow. 
eason, good as new, $25; 
fertilizer distributors, nev- 
 
used, $4 ea. Carl Ham- |. 
 
Albany, Gillionville Road, 
 
eae belts. and 
oe cond. 
 
corn, wheat or. " anything 
se del. here. Robt. Fuller, 
 
  
 
  
 
ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1934. 
 
: broek Red AlgeNans | Bs late. maturing rac lacks Aviator resist- 
 
ance. Red Algerian strains tested by the Department in the 
last two winters have survived from fall seeding only i in the 
 
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extreme South where there is no winter-killing of any. varieties c 
alti isa late oat and not desirable i in the South on n that account, 
 
; a shortage of desirable seed cats such as. Fulghum, Kanota, ay 
and Burt next spring, and. they have favored the importation of 
the South American. oats as. an aid. to saving. adlgpente, seed 
 
_Rasversof thar to yeuhle on the aru seed with: the ee 
of poor stands, poor yields, late harvest and. introduction of 
 
new weeds. 
 
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"MARKET REPORT 
> OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS  
 
- Georgia Prodiced nearby Hennery, selected fresh eggs: Retail, 50c doz; Wholesale, 43 doz, = 
 
"Prevailing Wholesale rs December 3, 1934. Always Subject to A oeion: 
 
  
 
ng ce ae ak | Atlanta 
 
 Eggs, Extra, Fresh. eaice ae Meo S.C ao 
 
Eggs, Extra, doz. _ ae : e 36 : 
 
Eggs, Standard, doz. _------- cos 34 4 
 
Eggs, Georgia trade, doz. _-_--.--- 30. 
 
Regs, yard run, Ok evi ke oe Fee * 
Hens, Heavy-Breed, Ib. ---:-.----. 15 
 
Hens, Leghorns, Ib. fe oe as es 10-.12 
 
Roosters, Ib. : 
 
Stags, Ib. 
 
-Friers, Ib. 
 
Ducks, lb. : J 
 
- Geese, Ib. eet 10-12  
 
Turkeys, Ib. Ss 
 
Country Butter, best table, 
 
Field Peas, mixed, bu. _ Farm Help Wanted 
 
Field Peas, not mixed, bu. +-+- 5 Plants For Sale -... 
 
Ear Corn, (80 Ibs. to bu.) yee ee % | Seed For Sale 
 
Wheat, bu. . 
 
Sweet Potatoes, per 100. Ibs. ee 
Cabbage, per 100 lbs. -_--. 
' Peavine Hay, No. 1, ton . 
 
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_ INDEX a3 - 
 
Page 
 
Second- Haid Machinery For. Sale. 1, 
Second-Hand. Machinery Wanted . 
Incubators, Brooders, Etc., For Sale. 2 
 
_ Incubators, Brooders, Etc, Wanted 2 
Grain and Hay Por Bale sis ee 
Grain and Hay Wanted spe yee 
 
- Poultry Wanted Dae incon anes 2 
 
~ Positions Wanted . 
 
Poultry. Por Sale 
 
  
 
  
 
Peanut Hay, No. I, ton : 
SPANISH I PEANUTS, No. 1 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Uz S: DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE, | 
WASHINGTON, D. oe 
 
  
 
Case botler with eng. on ne 
boiler. Reasonable price. Appl 
 
PB B, Buxton, Millhaven.  
 
ay Economy - King Separa 
 
{and 4 - 5 gal. milk cans. A : 
 
splendid cond. sen cae 
 
os a lot of rete for. oe  
| Cheap. See: J. R. Pirkle, _Con= 
| yers. = 
 
3 Delaval No AT Separator, 
so 1 farm vise and other far 
equipment. Write for cash 
 
| | Henry Jackson, Griffin, R 
 
Corn and Grain Crack 
justable, fine or coarse, good 
new, $7.00. C. D. Collins, 
 
dele, R 4. 
 
_ Fordson Side Disc. Plow, 
most new, for sale or exe. for 
Yearlings or pigs. J. D. Hinds 
man, Lithia Springs, R 1. oe 
1 Vega Separator for ee 
 
2 2 Write for. particulars. - Mrs. Joe 
| | Smith, Woodland. 4 
 
A No. 1 Star c ne sheller, 4 eal 
 
  
   
   
 
  
 
e ~ Georgia a 
Market Bulletin  
Published Weekly by the  
 
  
 
Department Of 
 
__ Agriculture 
Executive Offices, 
State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga. 
 
G. C. ADAMS, 
_ Commissioner. . 
 
  
 
  
 
7 THURSDAY, DEC. 6, 1934. 
 
  
 
intered as second class mat- 
ter. February 15, 1922, at the. 
q Post. Office at Atlanta, Geor- 
{ gia, under the act of June 8, | 
930. Accepted for mailing at | 
pecial rate of postage pro- 
 
ided. for. in, Section 1103, Act # 
 
October 8, 1917. 
 
Notices of farm produce and 
appurtenances admissible un- 
der postage regulations in- 
-serted one time on each re- 
quest and repeated only when 
uest is - accompanied by 
ew copy of notice. 
 
  
 
plow, : 
Cheap, or exc. for corn Mill. C. 
 
ery. F or. sale 
 
  
 
  
 
&  actouitil anvil and some . oth- 
 
er farm equipment, for Sale or 
exc. for farm products. A. #H. 
 
Haddon, Savannah, 1827 Mont- 
 
gomery St. 
 
All parts Samson tractor ex= 
tractor 
 
cept block, also 2 disc 
first class cond. Sell 
R. Nix, Hampton, R 2. 
Chattanooga 43 2 horse turn 
plow. Cost $14.25; new slide, al- 
 
| most good as new. Sell, $10, or 
 
exe. for corn at .Bulletin prices. 
Ss. M. Duffey, Waco; Re: 
 
Good $25 18 in. disc harrow 
for $10.. Arthur Owen, Barnes- 
ville. 
 
I re- -worked regular Farmall 
iruvtor and a 15-30 McCormick- 
Deering tractor, good cond. for 
 
+ Sale. W... B: McCorkle, Americus. 
= -6Tt. wide by. 10 ft. -high 
 
I X L steel overshot water wheel, 
good cond. for sale. Til. Le- 
Guin, McDonough. 
 
Second-Hand Machin- 
ery Wanted 
 
  
 
of. 
 
  
 
Second - hand farm petiin: 
 
-ery, flowers and seed, incu- 
tor and ornamental nurs- 
r stock notices are publish- 
 
ed in Monthly Supplement 
hich appears on the _ first 
ursday of each month. 
 
  
 
m land for sale editions  
 
E e published at intervals 
during the year. Advance no- 
ices of these editions appear 
m time to time advising 
vertisers - when to mail us 
 
t ese type of notices. : 
 
  
 
mited space will not permit 
nsertions of notices contain- 
y more than 30 words, in- 
ding name and_ address. 
 
We reserve the. right to cut} 
 
wn notices of more than 
words, providing that this 
uction does not destroy the 
 
aning of the noitice. When | 
 
otices cannot be cut down 
they will be ose to the. 
 
  
 
ces. Under legislative act 
he Market Bulletin does not 
 
ny notice appearing in the 
| Bulletin or transaction result- 
ng therefrom. 
 
  
 
  
 
A K CRAVEY, GAME AND 
FISH COMMISSIONER, 
WANTS ENTRIES. FOR 
 
DOG REGISTER ~ 
 
There seems to be a lack of 
hunting dogs this year, Com- 
ioner Cravey says, and 
nybody who has a good dog 
or sale can reach a buyer if | 
will let us know about his | 
ck, We are getting ready to 
sh the annual dog register 
 
if you want your stock 
rtised write to us and say 
We. want to get all the en- 
 
in by the middle of De- 
 
ber if possible so our hunt- 
- Can begin getting. what 
want. before it is too late 
 
o try the dog. ez 
Send us the name of the 
breed, sex, training, ability, and 
. of every dog you can af- 
 
ford to sell. The entries have | 
 
een. small.so far and we are 
gcing to need a lot to fill out 
a good register. We want to 
list. spaniels, pointers, setters, 
foxhounds, coonhounds, and 
any other good hunting breed. 
Write your. entries early. There 
is no charge for this service 
at all. What we want is the 
good will of the hunter and the 
farmer and the Georgia citizen 
who may not be either one. : 
 
| good. cond. and acer, 
Moore, Canton, R 3.- 
 
  
 
Want 1 large size (power) 
cotton seed grader. No junk 
wanted nor accepted. Revmens 
BE. Clinkscales, Lisbon. 
 
Want a No. 2 or No. 3 gorient 
boiler for dairy use.. In good 
 
| cond. at fair price; can also use 
 
a Washing vat. K. D. Sanders, 
Eatonton.  
 
Want. second-hand Windstack- 
er and Sacking Elevator, good 
cond., for a 22 x 36 in. Case 
Thrash. M. F.. Jordan, | Reids- 
ville. 
 
Want 1 section Bermuda Grass 
Spring Tooth Harrow: Will trade 
or pay cash. Write quick what 
you have and price. W. M. Har- 
 
ris, Ocilla, Box 154, 
 
Want good Hammer Mill, 
cheap for cash. Howard Barnett, 
 
} Danielsville, R. 4. 
 
Want power hay press, ham- 
mer feed mill and wheat thrash, 
with pea and bean attachment. 
Prefer Frick thresh. Must be 
ae AK: 
 
Want second-hand Hammer 
Feed Mill, cheap for cash. Deal- 
ers need not answer. J. P. San- 
ders, Bolingbroke. 
 
Want 2% or 3 horse gas. eng. 
in A-1 cond. State best cash 
price FOB Dallas for same. See. 
Davis, Dallas, R 1. eo 
 
Want a 12 horse power. Ker. 
Eng., in good cond., at right spot 
cash price. W. O. Hudson, epee 
ton, R,.1. 
 
Want Hay Baler, -also ee 
cows or heifers, pure bred. Gra- 
dy H. Ridley, Franklin, 
 
Want 25 used 4 in. corn cups._ 
 
for elevator belt for cash. J. W. 
McLeod,, Whitesbure. 
 
Exc. 3 heifers from 3 gal. Jer- 
seys: +10 mos; and 7\mos. and 4 
mos. old respectively for good 
Cane mill, or sell heifers, $15. at 
barn. Thos. & Baggs, Jonesboro. 
 
Want 8 - 48 in. Cutaway dises, 
| with square hole in center. No 
junk wanted. Must be close to. 
Bainbridge. Daniel A. Ingram, 
Jr., Breeze Hill plantation. Rt. 
2, Box 111, Bainbridge. _- 
 
Want 1 kettle, 100 gal. cap. in 
good cond. John T. Cox, Rey- 
nolds, R 4, Bex 30. 
 
Want Power, Cane Miill,. 
proved Golden. No. 27. No other 
kind preferred, Advise best cash 
price. C. W. Carter, Adel.  
 
Trade pure bred Jersey cow, 
fresh, registered, and a bull, for 
late model 40 H. P. tractor. C. 
R; McGill, Columbus, 1814 2nd 
Ave. 
 
Want 8 H. P. Gas. Eng. 
running order. Lewis P. Moore, 
Culverton, 
 
Want 1 pea huller, run by 
hand. W. H. Foy, Egypt. 
 
Want to buy a.50 BBL. cap. 
Midget Marvel Flour Mill, with 
 
ee smutter and elevators, call ready 
 
| 667 Kennesaw Ave., 
 
Im z 
 
in: 
 
to run. Want ae have shaf- | 
ting and hangers); for sale a. 
steam boiler. O. H. Arnold, Jr., 
Athens. 
 
Want small Turbin water 
wheel. Quote size and price. Du- 
Pre Barrett, Extension roe. 
 
4 Athens. 
 
: Want to bay a 20 or 24 in. 
Grist Mill. J. M. SReae Dono- 
van. 
 
Want a second-hand. . cut-off 
saw. -complete with shaft and 
pulley. Address: F. S. Bailey. At- 
lanta, 35 Linden Ave.,'N. E. 
 
Want used Grist Mill, 
 
  
 
Incubator, Brooders, ~; 
 
Etc. For Sale 
 
Battery brooder, complete, 4 
units. Starter has electric heat 
and thermostatic control. (Would 
sell starter separately). No exch. 
W. F. Hollingsworth, Atlanta, 
phone Main 
 
  
 
0348. 
Several 600 egg cap. Buckeye 
Inc., copper pipes, fire-proof, au- 
 
-class cond. $20 ea. or trade for 
hogs, cows, mules, near by. F. Bey: 
Flanders, Rockledge. . 
 
1 Ideal Inc., 1500 cap..$75; 1 
Buffalo electric Inc., 1080 cap.. 
$125. Both in good cond. Also 
,\70 Sure Trap nest fronts, $10.50. 
Mrs. B. B. Williamson, Bremen. 
 
No. 9 Buckeye Inc., 
cap. Used 2 seasons. Cheap for 
cash. James Mitchell, ae 
925 Waverly Way. 
 
Reed electric Ine., 300 cap. 
 
with. turners, electric prooder, 
500 cap. Good cond. Sell or exc. 
for young cow, giving 3 gal. per 
day. A. W. POrresten, Mae 
View. : 
2,- 50 egg cap. Brown Hen 
Ine.; $8; or trade for hens in 
zood cond. Mrs. J. W. Simpson, 
Atlanta, R 7, Box 281 A. 
 
Petersime and Klein Electric 
Brcoders, 1 each, for sale or 
trade; also 20 fattening Coops. 
Advise what you will exch. R. 
W. Allen, 401 Cherokee Place, S. 
SOR 
 
Buckeye Mammoth Inc., No. 
31, cap. 2772. Set 924 eggs week- 
ly. Cost $500 when new. First 
class cond. Good hatches, $150 
cash. E. R. Bailey, Harlem. 
 
Big Grey Hen Inc., 50 egg cap. 
Good cond., $2 FOB. Cc. S. Bod- 
die, Cartersville, Clo Gen. Del. 
 
400 cap. Cyphers Ine. with 
thermometer, and _ instruction 
book. Sell or. exe. for Rye, 
Wheat, or for smaller Inc. F. J. 
Kent, Marble Hill. 
 
Stove oil. brooder, 1 M. cap. 
$10; Buckeye Inc. 600 cap., in 
good cond, $20. V. Bramhold, Mt. 
Airy, Red 3 
 
Cyphers Inc., 300 cap. A-1 
cond. with thermometer. Sell or 
exc. for anything can use. L. 
Clark, Elberton, R. 5. 
 
1 coal burning brooder, 3 Put 
 
trade for heavy breed pullets, 
friers, or anything can use. C. 
J. Hobenschutz, Smyrna. 
 
  
 
Grain and Hay For Sale 
 
  
 
1200 bundles good fodder, $2 
C;. % ton. shucks; 
old. Jersey. cow, 3rd calf, 2 gal. 
$25; 2.mules, wt. about 950 
Ibs. ea, work anywhere, 9 and 
13. yrs. old; $195 for pr. J. A: 
Chandler, Tallapoosa. R 2. 
 
20 tons No. 1 quality. bright, 
mixed Clover and Bermuda hay, 
 
jin good heavy bales, $20. ton 
 
at my barn. Write for special 
prices on 10 ton lots. S. L.} 
Thomas, Forsyth. R 1. 
 
Several tons Spanish and 
 
-/Runner peanut hay and 150 to 
 
200. bu. corn in. ear for sale, 
at my barn, 4% mi. west caek. 
 
  
 
bi. Me = Hall, Arabi. 
 
cheap. J 
for cash. H. Robertson, Guyton. i 
 
tomatic heat control and. in first | 
 
2300 ege| 
 
nam brooders, cheap for cash, or. 
 
$10: 36. yr 
 
lold, $45. Mrs. 
 
| 7 Grain and Hay For Sale < 
 
  
 
- Home krown Abruzzi rye, 
Cokers Red Heart, free of un- 
desirable seed, $1. 35 bu. O. Be 
Muse, Perry. 
 
Pure Blue Stem wheat, $1.25 
bu; pure Abruzzi rye, $1.50 bu. 
FOB. O. B. Muse, Perry. 
 
Good peanut hay, also No. 1 
peavine hay. Can del. by truck 
in 5 or 6 ton lots. -G. 
ett, Arabi. Box 112. 
 
200 bu. Blue Stem seed 
wheat, recleaned and graded in 
 
bu. FOB. Urben Bowen, Amer- 
icus; 
Pure Ga. Blue Stem wheat, 
well ripened before harvesting, 
for seed. A var. selected from 
La yield of over 30 .bu. per A. 
Recleaned, in 2% bu. bags, $1.50 
bu. at my barn, or FOB Cor- 
dele. Orders up to 50 bu. ship- 
ped day order received. Henry 
Dockweiler, Cordele. R 4. 
Genuine Bancroft and Hast- 
ings 100-Bu. oats, recleaned 
and free from any foreign grass 
seed, 80c bu. FOB, oO. E. 
Greene, Iron City. 
 
Grain and Hay Wanted 
 
Want to buy some hay nar 
Hortense. Make best price. A. 
R. Adams, Hortense. - 
 
sWant to buy 1. or 2 tons 
baled shucks. Prefer them salt- 
ed. Name best price in first 
letter. J. M. Wright, Screven. 
 
Poultry For Sale 
 
ANCONAS 
oo} Sheppard. str: mottled An- 
cona hens, 15 mos. old, now 
laying, $1 ea. for quick sale. 
Cline Hogg, Buena Vista. R 2. 
 
; - BANTAMS 
 
I.S. B:. P. A. banded. 1934 
Golden Sbright cockerel, $5; 1 
or 2 hens. to spare: Cornish 
Bantams, also. 
Macon. 177 Boulevard. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS 
 
10 White Rock hens, 9 mos. 
old, $1 ea. FOB: Mrs. Dora 
Kitchens, Mitchell. 
 
Partridge Rock -cockerels, 
Dirigo strain, $3 ea; Speckled 
Sussex cockerels, from 210 egg 
hen, also 3 hens, $10. Charles 
Hale, Savannah. R- 2 
 
Pure Parks str. B. R. with 
permit, 12 pullets, 6- 7 mos. 
old, 90 ea. or $10 for lot; fine 
3 yr. 
order. Mrs. 
Graymont. 
 
/Parks. Cream Grade cocker- 
els, April hatch, $1.50 ea; 2 yr. 
 
John A.* Watson, 
 
Reg. Per. No. D1-34. Exch. for 
shelled corn, del. Mrs. A. 31. 
Watson, Graymont. 
 
25 pure bred. B. R. 1933 heme: 
$1 each. FOB. Culled late last 
summer by County Agent. No 
chks. Mrs. S. G. Blockley, Ra- 
bun Gap.  
 
8 April 1934 hatch BOR: 
roosters, Parks str. Guar. pure, 
$1.50..ea. Better price where 2 
or more are taken. All FOB. 
Swainsboro. A. Lee Riner, Nu- 
nez. Ral. 
 
3 pure bred White 
April hatch roosters, 75 ea. 
for cash only: Mrs. J. E. Powell, 
Wadley. 
 
Extra fine B: R. roosters from 
Aristocrat-Parks strains, 3 for 
$5. Express paid. Mrs. J. B. 
Collier, Cochran. R 4. 
 
100 B. R. friers, about 3 mos. 
 
Graymont. R 1. B 70. 
 
GAMES 
Thoroughbred Shelton 
Roundheads: rooster, $1.25: 
hens, $1.00 ea. Also few other 
Games. Arthur Reid, East 
Point. 114 So. Martin St. 
Jure Joe Pedeman pit games, 
stags and pullets, from win- 
 
  
 
  
 
|ming stock, $3 pr. or 7 pullets : 
 
$1.50. bu; Blue Stem wheat. and. 
 
T. Kin- 
 
new, even wt 2% bu. bags, $1.50 |. 
 
| bank 
 
R. W. Clark, |- 
 
old cock, $1.50. Money 
 
old cock, $2; 6 pullets, $1.25 ea. 
 
Rock 
 
J. R.. Lanier, 
 
  
 
and 1 stag, $10 = AE 
 
Bluffton. 
 
  
 
MIGUEL CREOGS. CHIC 
 
About 20 or 25 hens, m 
14c Ib. Mrs. Oliver Bro 
 
noia. R 2. Box 55. 
 
  
 
PHEASANTS 
Golden and Silver Phe: 
wild turkeys. Papershe 
cans. Want a pony. Davi 
nings, Jr., Americus.  
 
  
 
QUAIL FOR. SAL] 
Several pairs of Y\ 
quail, at $5 per pair. B. M 
Cline, Atlanta. 401 Gra) cs 
atre Bldg... : 
Immediate del. on mat 
Bobwhite quail, hand rai 
 
from thoroughbred stock. 
 
FOB. Live arrival guar, 
 
Furlough, Thomasville. 
 
  
 
TURKEYS, GUINEAS, G 
DUCKS, ETC., FOR SA 
20: M. AB, turkeys, $ 
 
Cornish roosters, $1 ea. I 
 
Bailey, Buchanan. R 2 
Thoroughbred M, B. 
 
strain  turkeys 
 
stock fully guar. for bi 
 
30c lb. FOB. B. M.. 
 
Bowersville. ; 
 
  
 
erels, April or March 1934 ] 
Sheppard strain Anconas 
culls: Cheap for cash. Mr; 
Johnson, Logansville. R 2 
 
  
 
cockerels, March or Apr 
hatch; also Black  
cockerels, same hateh.- 
Mrs. B. K. Harris, Gibs 
 
LEGHORNS. 
 
Want best cash price 01 
to 100 thoroughbred W. 
hens. No culls wanted. Re 
A. Mason, Dahlonega. R 
 
: ORPINGTONS- 
 
Want at once 2 pur 
Golden Buff Orp. Mar 
hatch roosters. James 
pare: Lawrenceville. R- 
 
. RE. RBEDS | 
Want some thorough 
GC. RB. E Red pullets, Fe 
March hatch. Ready to 1 
culls. Exch. Jersey heifer 
other value. Mrs. W: S. a 
 
way, Tueker. 
 
Want R. I. Red pullet; 
I yr. old hens. Mrs. ty 
Jackson, 
 
Live Stock F oe Sa 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
CATTLE FOR SALE 
 
Y Wierotord cattle, both Se 
sale. J. J. Cummings, Do 
sonville. 
' Reg. Jersey bull. calf, - 
breeding, high-producing - 
for sale; also want 100 1 
low-grade roughage, oa  
ses stover, or bean s 
 
ust be cheap. F. R. Edw 
 
= Experiment Statio 
periment. 
 
Fresh in milch cows, $:! 
mules, wagon and plow 
and corn and hay, also 1 | 
1eaded billy goat and 6 nan 
T. R. Duggan, Warthe 
 
1 fat beef cow for sa. 
HL Moss, Alpharetta. R 
 
Polled Hereford bulls fr 
mos. to 18 mos. of age. 
$35 up; Polled Hereford 
ers and cows, bred and 
$25: up. J.T. os Bar: 
Rt: 
 
1 pair oxen, well br 
 
, 
2 M. lbs; 1 pr. well broke 
 
1400 Ibs. $60 and $50 re 
tively, at my barn, B. P. C 
man, LaFayette. R 7. 
 
Nice Jersey cows and _ he 
ers. for oe or swap fo 
cattle; also like exch. 5 
 
\eorn: for 50-bu: Hay peas. 
 
Cadle, Mt. Vernon. 
_ Saeeliest, pure pre 
 
  
   
 sday, December G 1934, 
 
  
 
ge. or sub. to reg. Very 
+ Farm Relief cotton seed, 
from Coker. Unmixed, 
2.75 per hundred Ibs. 
Thornton. Dewyross. R 2. 
 
bred Guernsey bull 
2 All reg. Herd both State 
Federal Accredited. Write 
ull information. J. E. 
v Atlanta. 502 Ponce de 
 
16. male .calf, Grandsire, 
sei s Sparkling Sultan, No. 
7" Sell or exch. for 10 
R. I. Red or Cornish 
 
. Mrs. 
 
ersey cow for sale at 
 
ice price. Mrs. W. F. Kin- 
anta. 1679 Flat Shoals 
_W..Phone, Wa. 8052. 
 
. old male calf, 15-16 
ernsey. $5 FOB. Exch. 
hoats or anything can 
rs. J. W. Kelley, Dear- 
 
rsey bulls, 17 and 21 mos. 
espectively. Sub. to reg. 
Jno. R. Nix, Chamblee, 
 
-Guernsey cow, first 
ae old; 3 gal. per day. 
_ Stuart, Adairsville. 
 
  
 
HOGS: FOR SALE 
sla ck Poland Chinas. | 
young sows, boars, pigs. 
igrees. rich in prize winning 
- Unless good ones are 
ited, dont write. Cc. J. May, 
ington. 
ig Bone P. C. pigs, 10 wks. 
 
can be reg. $8. or $15. 
 
FOB. J. E. Bailey, New- 
MED 3.5" 
 
nice fat shoats, 40 to 100 
(just right-for barbecue 
 
sausage) for sale at my| 
 
. W. Driskell, Sparta. 
 
gS: 'P. C. pig. Champion: 
 
od lines. Sell or exch. for 
 
pure bred chickens. F. H. 
Midville. 
 
cy hogs. Thrifty, chol- 
 
nune, pure bred; 1 male, 
 
s, $10.50; 2 males, wt. 
50 2; 2 gilts, wt. 135 
 
0 ea. Exch. 1 male for] 
 
unrelated male, Lake 
ald; Vidalia. R 4. 
EASE world 
1pio Lined: Reg. in buyers 
14 mos. old, well grown 
- $305. 10tons 7 per. cent 
tton seed meal for sale. 
B irnett, Washington. 
pPs GC... Des . TxOm 
ion blood lines, for sale 
L. M. Isles, Morgan. 
 
SES AND MULES 
 
FOR SALE 
 
od plug mule, (a 16 yr. 
cultivated crop with 
 
  
 
> this year), cheap or 
 
or cow, hogs, wagon or. 
 
have you? L. L. Davis, 
 
, 3. (Near Skipperton.) 
ee 12 yrs. old, 
cheap for cash or 
fo ehiich cows or beef 
R. A. Teagle, Buckhead. 
wean County. 
eral Shetland ponies, 
_ and solid colors. None 
yrs. old. Some mares 
, als 7 thoroughbred 
ie heifers, wt. 600- 
Sell cheap. W.. 8. Mc- 
 
: ae two Toggenburg 
 
ats; soon to freshen: 
 
id. kids. Dr. Lind, At- 
0 Moreland Ave., S. E. 
sh class farm mules. 
 
wt. 1 M. to 1100 lbs. 
 
No trades nor credit 
 
d. Can be seen at my 
 
ear Barnesville. J. C. 
arnesville. 
 
od black mare, ont 12 
 
fair cond. good work-. 
 
Vera Duggar,: 
 
Bred 
 
| milker, 
 
_ | te Stock Hoe Sale 
 
Good farm mule, gentle and 
 
| will work anywhere at reason-. 
able price. Mrs. M. G. Davis, 
College Park. R 2. 
 
1 fairly good: horse, aeur 18 
yrs. old, $25 at barn, 7 mi. west 
of Fairburn. W. P.. Gardner, 
Fainburn. R 2. -.. 
 
Good gray mare mule, about 
10 yrs. old. No plug. Sound in 
 
$75. Mrs. Ethel George, Atlan- 
ta) Center Hill. P. O. Box 227. 
 
  
 
RABBITS FOR SALE 
1 Chinchilla buck, wt. 9 Ibs. 
also 12 does. All pure bred and 
true to color. Will also sell 
hutches. Mrs. R. E. Lee, Pine- 
ora. @ 
 
  
 
SHEEP AND GOATS 
FOR SALE. 
 
Toggenburg doe, $10 or ane 
for shoats or anything else can 
use. Mrs. H. W. Middleton, Re- 
Saca: *R:2. 
 
2 large size, butt-headed, 
weather goats, broke to work, 
$5, or $3 ea. Large size, fat 
and nice. H..L. Dixon, Black- 
shear. R 2. Box 104. 
 
- Pure Toggenbure buck ser- 
vice, $1; also bees and famous 
Tormahlen strain Brown Leg- 
horn cockerels for sale or exc. 
Last house on No. Hightower 
Road. J. Jolley, Atlanta. R 5. 
 
and 3 bills. Sell or trade for. 
milch cow with young calf. 
Party to del. cow and calf and 
get goats. Liman Overstreet, 
Lenox. R 2. 
 
1 Nubian doe with 2 doe kids, 
6 mos. old, also 1 Nubian and 
Toggenbure cross buck. All 
good stock, but cant be reg. 
$25 cash for lot if taken at 
once. Exch. for young hens or 
pullets, large breed. White 
Giants preferred. Mrs. D. D. 
Woodard, Dudley. . 
 
  
 
  
 
CATTLE WANTED . 
 
Want a good milch. cow. Will 
pay cash. J. W. Buk Tiger. 
BAS Box oi: 
 
Will trade 500 cap, oil brood- 
er and 150 egg incubator, both 
in good cond. for Springers or 
beef cows. Mrs. J. F. Morgan, 
College Park. Near . Cook's 
Crossing. 
 
HOGS WANTED. 
Want 1 Tamworth bred. gilt 
or sow. D. HE." Johnson, Hobo- 
ken. 
Want 4 pure bred, little bone 
Guinea hogs, cheap for. cash. 
About 10 wks. old, Dec. Ist, the 
 
  
 
| stay-fat kind. Lee Fowler, Roy- 
 
Stone Rie 
 
Want 1 bred little bone 
Guinea gilt, or a pair of little 
bone Guinea pigs. G. W. Hunt, 
sv LaGrange. Rew 
 
HORSES AND MULES 
~ WANTED 
. Want to hear 
 
  
 
from. party 
 
1935, with option of buying in 
the fall if. perfectly satisfac- 
tory. Otis Wells, Hinesville. 
 
SHEEP AND GOATS 
 
Want a milk goat at once, 
just fresh or to freshen in next 
two or. 3 wks.. Must be heavy 
without bad. habits. 
Give price, breed, color, wt., 
if horns or hornless:  C. W. 
Cook, Winder, Broad St. 
 
Positions Wanted | 
 
Young man, alone, wants. job 
on farm. Born and raised on 
farm. $8 mos., and hoard. G. W. 
Weathers, Atlanta, 148 Rawson 
St. S. W. oo 
 
Middleaged, single woman 
want job on farm, assisting 
with light farm work. Ref. exch.. 
. | Miss: Farmer, Blakely. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
every way; also 1 horse wagon, 
| finance self, 
 
23 common goats, 8 kinds 
 
| reliable people who will 
 
- Live Stock Wanted ~ 
 
| ref. R. E. Braswell; Bainbridge, 
 
  
 
horse farm with good man and}. Ww 
good land on halves. 
to furnish mule and half fertil- 
 
Landlord 
 
izer. Dan E.. Webb, Seo R 
1, Box 94. 
 
Want job on farm. 5 in family. 
2 boys, 14 and 16 and. girl, 12 
yrs. wife and self. Ready to be 
moved at once. FE. J. Thomas, 
Lula, R 1, Box 4. 
 
Want 2 or 3 horse farm. Can 
, also finance crop. 
Have own stock and tools. Must 
have good Bldgs. and land and 
pasture. So. or Central Ga. pre- 
ferred. W. B. Lambert, Tallapoo- 
SG Ree 
 
Young man, exp. in all phases 
of dairying; modrn machinery, 
retail and wholesale del. routes, 
 
| desires work. High school grad- 
 
uate. 
R a 
 
25 yr. pay young man wants 
job on farm. Exp. with different 
kinds of work. Have sev. trades. 
G. M. Page, ete RFD 1, Clo 
G. W. New. 
 
Young married man without 
children wants job as Caretaker 
Foreman or small crop to work 
on shares. Would live in home 
 
T. A. Henkes West Point, 
 
with good people. Well exp. Ref. 
 
J. W. Cordell, Doerun, R 2. 
Want job as Overseer, up to 
 
12 to 20 horse farm, 46 yrs. of 
 
age. Farmed all my life. Ref. if 
 
desired. Know how to handle 
 
stock and laborers. B. D. Se- 
eraves, Commerce, R 4. 
 
Man and wife want job on 
farm in Fulton county. Both to 
work. Colored. 27 and 24 yrs. 
 
old. No children. Want to live; 
 
on place. Arthur Foster, Atlanta, 
808 Read St., So. i 
Want good. 2 horse farm with: 
move 
and. furnish everything. 5 in 
family, 3 to work. Prefer close 
to sehool and church. G. C. 
Spraggins, Thomaston, R Zz. 
-Want.1 horse crop or small 9 
horse on 50-50 basis. Need little 
furnishing. Plenty help and good 
 
Want good 2 herse crop on 50- 
50 basis. Owner furnish stock 
and half fertilizer. 5 room house; 
near good high school, or on pus 
line. Can furnish self while mak- 
ing and gathering crop, but 
need some help in moving, J. B. 
Carter, Cochran, R4. 
 
Have had 25 yrs. exp. in grow- 
ing, curing and marketing sweet 
potatoes. Would accept position 
as Overseer of large farm on 
reasonable terms. Ref. W. T. 
Kelly, Atlanta, 1119 Peachtree 
St., N..E. 
 
Job on dairy wanted by a 
tled, reliable white man. Thor- 
 
oughly exp. Like to hear from 
 
party who needs a good man at 
once. J. T. Berry, Cornelia. 
 
Want small crop on 50-50 basis 
and work by the day the rest of 
time. Widower with 2 children, 
10 and 12 yrs. old. R. A. Land, 
Tifton; Re 1: 
 
39 yr. old widow with 2 .child- 
 
that has a mule to rent for|%e0, boy, 10 and girl, 12, wants 
 
job on farm with good. people 
for board and clothes. Good 
workers. Honest, etc. Ref. exch. 
Frannie Cooper, Bremen, R 2, 
Clo B. F. Lancaster. 
 
Want 1 horse farm, good land, 
good house, in good settlement, 
near church and school, Can 
run self, but kave to be moved. 
50-50. basis. Am exp. farmer. 
Joel Perkins, Norwood. 
 
Young married man, 31 yrs 
old, family of 7, desires job on 
farm. Salary or farm on halves 
if furnished. Refined, hard 
working, good education and can 
 
do almost any kind of work. Can 
 
begin at once. E. Sisk, Ayers- 
ville. ; 
 
Want 2 horse crop. Standing 
rent or 3rd and 4ths. Can fur- 
 
nish self in every way. Want to 
 
|.move about. December 30th. No. 
 
Ga. preferred. ae Oe Payne, 
 
oe 40 yr. old white man wants 1 age 
 
Morgan, ~Stillmore- 
 
to apply unless 
good ref. 
right man. A. R. Adams, Hor- - 
tense. 
 
 home au6 eaee 
 
  
 
ports in Jackson, 
Clarke County, 
house. Can furnish self but will |, 
have to be moved. Will come see. 
J. J. Smith, Commerce, R 2. _ 
Want farm for 1935 on 50-50 
basis. 8 in family, good workers, 
life exp. in South and South- 
west Ga. Would consider. wages 
if right. Ref. if desired. Write. 
J. A. Taylor, Andersonville, Reals 
Box 111. 
Want Grist or Flour Mill to 
perate or repair. Have some 
pulley to trade for most any- 
thing can eat. Waldo Smith, At- 
 
Janta, 249 Forsyth St. S. W. 
 
Want 1 horse farm with some 
bottom land. Want immediate 
possession. I am on Rehabilita- 
tion list. Call at Walnut 5680. V. 
M. Ownby, Atlanta, 97 Lake- 
wood Terrace. ~ 
 
Widow with 1 child wants a 
home on farm with Christian | 
man and wife, to help with light 
farm work for home and $2.00 
week Near church and school. 
No field work. Mrs. Eva Cope- 
land, Warm Springs, Rely. Box 
2: 
 
Want 1 horse farm on halves 
for 1985. Can carry self. Fulton 
or DeKalb County preferred. A. 
 
. Wofford, Duluth, R 1. 
 
" Want 1 horse crop on halves. 
3-in family. Honest, hard work- 
ers. Near scheol. Can partly fur- 
 
nish self. So. Ga. preferred. Silas. 
 
M. Anderson, Graymont, R 2. 
 
24 yr. old colored girl reliable, 
intelligent, honest, wants place 
with good people doing - light 
farm work. Can furnish ref. No 
field work. State salary. Eula M. 
Braddy, Bartow, R 5. 
 
_ Middleaged couple, without 
 
children, want job on farm. 
Both to work. Christian people 
with good ref. Living salary and 
beard. \ Ready to begin. J. R. 
Smith, Buchanan. 
 
Young man, 23 yrs. old, wants 
job on farm. Born and raised on 
 
farm. State, best wages includ- 
 
ing board and laundry in first 
letter. Nat Royal, Eatonton, R 3. 
 
19 yr. old young man wants 
job on farm. Born and raised on 
farm. State best wages with 
board and laundry in first letter. 
Reynolds Holder, 
3 
 
Young man wants job with 
Dairy or driving light milk 
truck. 24 yrs. old. Exp. State 
best wages, . 
laundry in first letter. 
Royal, Eatonton, RFD. 3. 
 
Farm Help Wanted 
 
Want Miller to operate water 
power Grist Mill. Must be. able 
keep Mill in proper cond. Goed 
house and garden at Mill. A. R. 
Davis, Rome, Box 193. 
 
Want good farmer for 15 horse 
farm. Shares, or other basis. 
Together with 6 head mules and 
 
Ted Li: 
 
  
 
  
 
50 head cows; Want to buy Jer- | 
 
TI horse... Exe. a. 2 
se Js! 
 
sey wagon, 
mule or 4 mule log cart. 
 
Want nice white woman, 18 to 
 
45 yrs. of age to live in country 
 
and help with light farm work. 
Board and small salary. No 
field work. W. Overstreet, Lenox, 
Re 2: 
 
Want married man'to take 
charge of 1 horse farm. No need 
you can give 
Good proposition for | 
 
Want to get in touch with an 
intelligent boy or young man to 
work on farm for small cash 
wage and a cotton patch, for 
1935. Board and laundry. G. A. 
Thompson, Swainsboro. 
 
Want trustworthy 
single colored girl to live 
 
settled 
in 
 
farm yard, help with work. No 
 
snuff nor tcbacco user. Good 
 
Oconee, or 
4 or 5 room|. 
 
Eatonton, R! 
 
with board and! 
 
colored conic. to live in : far 
\farm. Both to work. M 
smart, intelligent and good. 
position. Good home and wage: 
for right cguple. H. V. Bra 
Austell, RFD 2. Ae | 
Want unincumbered white wo- 
man, 20 to 45 yrs. of age to li eo. 
 
farm work. Family of 2. Board 
and $5 mo. Must.be able read- 
and write. Mrs. M: S. Hens 
-Ochlocknee.  
Want nice, unvaeuniveras 
 
dleaged. woman or grown girl to_ 
help with poultry and other light x 
farm work. Good home to right 
 
  
 
| party. Mrs. M. A. Paris, Dallas, 
 
Want. good farmer for good. 2 
horse farm, near school route and  
on Mail route. 5 room house and : 
2 out- bidgs. Standing rent. M 
Ruby Revuelis, Mayfield, Bo: 
Reis ae 
 
Want nice country raised girl 
or woman to live as one of fam- 
ily and-help with light farm 
work. Home and $2 mo. spending 
money. 3 in. family. Mrs. W. V. 
Wilson, Monticello, R 4. 
 
Want good high class, relii 
 
farmer for 317 A. farm, 20 
 
in high state of cultivation : 
mi. No.. Rome; 1-2 mi. consoli- 
dated school, One best. farm in 
Floyd. County. 9 room residence. 
3 ten. houses, barns, etc. Stand 
ing rent. .Mrs. . Denald - Bear 
Rome, - 105 Canviee 
 
Want. good farmer, for a 27 A 
farm, 314. miles Athens on Lex- 
ington Road. (has. branch  an 
woods), for 750 lbs. cotton. B 
Goldwasser, Atlanta, 1269 0: 
ford Road. > Vein 
 
Want. middleagsd . woman 
live as one of family, milk cow 
and other light far mwork., $4.00 
mo, Mrs, J. i. Hutcheson, Kite, 
Re i. = 
 
Want young s eolaned woman to- 
do light farm work, $6 mo. boar 
and, lodging. Mrs. James- W. 
Alexander, Covington, R 2. 
 
Wart nice, neat, clean,- white 
woman, 35-50 yrs. of age to, help 
,with light farm work, No fiel 
work. Give good home and small 
salary. S. V. Conner, Roswell. ~ 
 
 Want. to get into communica- 
|\tion with party who can drill 
Wells . through granite. op:  
Martin, Atlanta, 1165 St. Charles 
Ave., Phone, Hemlock, 4794-3. 
 
Want middleaged colored man 
with business ability, honest, r 
ligeous, to look after small fa 
and poultry business.- Apply 
own handwriting. State le: 
wage. J. K. Noland, Augusta, a 
Gwinnett St. 
 
Want gaod Ghrctien. woman 
to live in home and assist with 
light farm work. Clifford Causey. 
| Lithia Springs.  + 
Want stout unincumbered wo- 
mai; ~20- 45 yrs. old to do gen. 
light farm work, milking, poultry 
etc. $5 mo. furnish room and 
board. M. S. Reagan, Ochlochnee. 
| Want wage hand for 1935. Be- 
tween 18 and 50 yrs. old, $3 for. 
first 3 mos, and $10 per mo. for 
, remainder of time. White only. 
Al Js nee Je Ashburn, R 2 
Box 57. 
 
Want hes, single boy, 20- 23 
yrs. old, willing worker for gen- 
eral farm work. No bad habits. 
$5 mo. ahd board. Can furnish a 
years work if satisfactory, ss 
Crow, Gainesville, R 1. 
 
Want good farmer able furnish 
self, for 1 or 2 horse farm in 
Cobb County, near. _ Austell, 
Standing Rent or Share basis. 
4 room house, barn, pasture, 
 
  
 
| 
{ 
 
| branch: bottoms. Write. Miss Ge: 
 
  
 
: Alpharetta. 
 
  
   
 man, Tifton. 
 
  
 
Pla anots F or Sale 
 
  
 
Open field grown, large size 
Wakefield, Copenhagen, Dutch 
cabbage. and collard plants, 90c 
M. 10 M.: $6." uar. or money 
ck; Mastodon and Klondike 
strawberry, $2.2 BiR, Woodliff, 
Flowery. Branch, R. fe 
Dutch and Wakefi d cabbage 
and collard plants, 300, 40c; 80c 
Mailed; 5 M. $2. Exp. col- 
act; Klondike strawberry plants, 
400, 50c; $1 M. Mailed; 5 M. $2.50 
Exp. Collet. L. A. Crow,. Oak- 
 
Wakefield oa Flat 
D OO eke plants, 300, 40c; 
,* 65; 90c. M. Strawberry 
 
eB, : OR -proot 
abbage plants ready. 300, 40c; |. 
600, 60c; 90eM. postpaid. Prompt. 
shipment. Odis Conner, Pitts. _ 
1 million frost- -proof Long Is- | 
land Wakefield and Succession 
cabbage plants. Earliest and 
money can buy. 500, 65c del. 
FOB. Guar. full. count and 
uality nie Ei. ch Cent 
Tennille. = 
 
Copenhagen cabbage plants, OC 
M. del; Bermuda, and Prizetaker 
onion, - $1 M. del. hateie Lewis, | 
Baxley. 
 
Now ready, E, e ani Chas. W. 
cabbage plants, 90c M; White! 
and _ Yellow  Bermuda _ onion 
plants, $1 M. del. in Ga. Prompt 
 
ment. J. A. Lord, Graham. 
everal M. early May and Ev- | 
erbearing | strawberry plants, 30c 
 
3 ha 90 M. Sage and  Yellow 
 
t, peppermint plants) 6, 35c; 
e leaves, 15c pint. All 
exc. CR. L, Blackwell, 
 
ody Ww. pabbags plants, 
ow ready, 500, 50c; 90c M. del; 
10 M. $6.50 collect: Klondike | 
st wherry, $1 50. M. del. W. O. 
Ww Idrip, Flowery Branch. i 
Chas. W. and HE. J. cabbage 
pl nts, 500, 50c; 90c M: 5 M.. $4; 
M. $7.25 del; Klondike straw- 
try plants, 500, 75e; $1.25 M. 
al. Prompt shipment. Dewey 
this, Flowery Branch, Re de, 
 
Red 
ode: ee Red} 
_Red a 4 
 
g, Y 
 
ad up, $1.75. M. del. Sohn Un: 
derwood, Blakely,  = 
 
_ Frost- -proof cabbage plants 
65 M. del. 5 M. $2.25 FOB; 10 
M. $4 FOB. Good, strong plants, 
 
now ready. for shipping. S. D.j. 
 
Sheffield, Baxley, R 4, Box 152. 
 
- Frost-proof cabbage plants, EB, 
ss Chas. W., open field grown, 
now ready, 200, 25c; 500, 40c; 
75 M. Del. J. OQ. Se Fitz~ 
erald, R 3.  = 
Mastodon Goiera: plants, | 
40e C. 500, $1 50; $2.50 M. Lady | 
Thompson, 0c C. 500, $1; $1.75} 
M. Cash with order. T. C. Ben- 
0 Flowery. Branch, eel 
 
astodon Everbearing | straw-7 
berry: plants, 30c;_ Gooseberry 
_ bushes, 75 doz; ~luckleberry 
ushes, 25 doz iittle Red Plum 
Ss, 15~ca. Mrs. Cleo Long, 
eniaeca, Roi 
 
_ Wakefield and Dutch cabbage | 
 
and Ga. collard plants, 65c M. 
 
strawberry, $150 M. 
del. 5 M. $5 collect. Ovie TONG 
Gainesville, R 1. 
 
Frost = proof cabbage paints, 
new crop, stocky, thrifty, well 
rooted: Copenhagen, Chas. W., 
J. W., Golden Acre, Flat Dutch, 
2 Ready now. 60c M. FOB Tifton 
until January Ast. nos .W. eae 
 
. Genuine, improved - acy 
Klondike strawberry plants, 25 
C. $1.50 M; White lady peas, 75 
= Foss Rosie. Crowe, Cumming, R 1. 
-.. Leading var.. cabbage and on- 
= ion plants, 500, 65; $1 M. 20 
 
<7 183 3 10 M. $6.00. 
 
  
 
seid" SES Cape and - green = 
 
sprouting Broccoli, 50c per C. 
postpaid. Ait McRee, Meigs. 
 
Eldorado. blackberry and Lu- 
cretia. dewberry plants, $1 Cc. 
$7.50 M. del. Maude Hamby, 
Greenville. 
 
Mastodon Everbearing- straw- 
berry plants, 30c. C. $2.50 M;: 
good, chewing, home-made to- 
bacco, 35 lb. Add postage. Exe. 
for white feed'sacks at Tc ea. in 
good cond. Mrs. se J. ee 
Cleveland, R 4. : 
 
Pure stock, hardy plants from 
new ground, Blakemore straw- 
berry, $2.50 M. Spe cial prices on 
quantity. Exc. for corn: a hogs. | 
 
eo Hancock, Rome. 
 
_ Everbearing strawberry. plants, 
$1.25 M. May: cherries, 2 yrs. old, 
10 ea; white Willow, peaches, 2 
yrs. old; 10e ea; Himalaya berry 
plants, D8G:> 6a Add _ postage. 
George A. Conner, pC 
R Ge SEK. Pr pes ge z ey. 
 
BJ. cae Chas. ae cabbage 
plants, 40, 500; 70c M.. del. 5 M.. 
collect; edllard 
plants, same price; Klondkie 
strawberry, 500, 15; $1.75 M. EL 
C. Waldrip, Flowery: Branch, R 
dE 
 
EJ. CW. Seabee. Plants, 
 
500, 50c; 80c M. del; 5 M. $350; 
10 M. $6 collect. 50 M. $25, col- 
lect. Guy Maes Ey 
Branch, , 
- New, Patentea Acme Korn 
less Young berry, 6, $1; 12, $1.75; 
new Government strawberries, 
Blakemore and Bellmar, 65 C.| 
500, $2. 50;. $4.50 M. Postpaid. 
New Raspberries, Scuppernongs. 
Write, H. A. Neal, Ashland. 
 
Cumberland (black). Rasp- 
berry plants, 2 yr. old. stock, 
geod roots, 55. doz; 
 
$2.65 C: Del. Exc. for farm prod- | 
 
ucts, B. J. Hart, College Park, 
EL J, Wakefield, Copenhagen, 
Flat Dutch, frost-proof cabbage 
 
| plants, postpaid, 500, Sees 90c M;. 
 
White Bermuda onion plants, 
postpaid, 500, 65c; $1 M. John B. 
Pope, Fitzgerald. ose 
 
Several M.- fine. - cabbage 
plants, 200, 25c; 500, 60c, -90c M. 
Add postage. Trade 1 M. plants 
 
for 1 M. Mastodon everbearing | 
 
strawberry plants. Ea. pay post- 
age. M. Ay Mors, Fitzgerald, R, 
ad. 
 
| Oalibace res large, fresh, 
well rooted, Extra Early J. and 
Chas, W. All Head and Succes- 
 
| Sion, 500, 40c; 75c M; Bermuda | 
| onion plants, fresh, home grown, 
 
White and Yellow, 500, 50c; 90 
M. All del. postpaid, Bs F, Stokes, 
Fitzgerald. e 
 
Strawberry (bears oe ae 
delicious -berries) plants, $1.25 M. 
plus poctage. Will exc. 300 for 3 
Ibs. pecans. , Ea. pay postage. 
Hickory nut MEATS, 30c lb. plus 
postage. _Mrs. Ora ee 
Cumming, Rp 
 
Lady T. strawberty piants. Be 
C. 500, $1; $1.50 M; Klondike, 
500, 60c; $1.25 M; 5 M. $5.50 del: 
cabbage and collard plants, i5 
pp O~5085ec -90e-Ni DIM. p40U. 
Prompt shipment. C. D. Crow, 
Gainesville, R 2. 
 
Klondike strawberry plants, $1. 
M. Mrs. a Avis Crow, Geneve: 
FieRo 
 
Klondike strawbex TYy sacks $1 
 
M. Few Lady T. $1.60 M. P. B.| 
 
Reynolds, Gainesville. 
Mastodon, Progressive, Ever- 
 
bearing strawberry plants, 30c C. 
 
$2.50 -M; any kind old fashioned 
 
| peach tree sprouts. Emiley oe 
 
Cleveland; R 4. 
 
Crystal Wax and Yellow Ber=; 
muda onion plants, $1 M; lead. 
var. cabbage plants, 90ec M. 500, 
50c. Postpaid. Prompt shipment. 
A. C. Johnson, Fitzgerald. 
 
E. J., Chas. W., 
Dutch cabbage plants, 90c M; 
500, 50c; White and Yellow Ber- 
muda onion plants, $1 M. 500 for 
-60c. Postpaid. Se price on 
large orders. A 
 
Reerete, 2 
 
oy Sar 
 
|R 3.. 
 
Bountiful string beans, 
 
BU $1,783 4, 
 
ted and dried, $1.25  bu.. 
 
Early Flat 
 
. Stokes, Fitz-|. 
 
  
 
Besding Ribhon Cane seed 200 |. 
|gal. per acre in 1934. 75c peck; 
Coffee beans, $1 Ib. All post- 
paid in Ga, J. Es Davis, Milledge- 
 
ville, R 5. 
 
50 Ibs. Stone Mtn. watermelon 
seed, ist yr. from. Hastings, 60c 
 
Ib. Exc. for garden seed bas, | 
 
cow or pigs. POB.. E. M. Foster, 
Flippen- 
 
Multiplying onion sets, 40 pal 
del. Grace ~McElveen, Arcola. 
 
Senna seed, 10c this. FOB, or 
3 for 25c. Exc. for 100 Ab. cap. 
white feed sacks. Add. postage. 
Mrs. A. N. Stewart, Cumming, 
Reze : 
 
14 Ibs. Stone. Min. -watermel-. 
on seed, $1, stb. plus shipping 
chgs- Cash . or money order. W. 
B. Bass, Bartow, R 1.. 
 
White multiplying onions, 15 
qt. Add postage. cme G. V. an 
bert, Lula, R 1. 
 
Sugar or Salad peas, Seer 
Crowders, Speckled. _Crowders, 
Rice peas, Pumpkin, 2 cups, 1c; 
tobacco, 5C spoonful; pop. corn, 
 
| 10c. jb; Hot pepper, 20 Oc: lb. Mar- |. 
DCH: 
 
tin and Nest Egg gourd, 
spoonful. Exc. for pecans of pea-} 
nuts. Mrs. Henry ieee Ellijay, 
 
Soa ee seed, 15 ib. New, 
10e Ib. 
 
FOB. Exc: some for new, dried 
 
apples. MEP J. F. Nicholson, Ly 
 
Ty. a 
Large quanuie Pp. oO. i and 
Kianna seed cane banked. Will 
accept orders now for spring deli 
at very low price. Write for par- 
| ticulars. | Be R. es, Fitz- 
gerald. : Roose 
 
Succerless tobacco. seed, 
this. Few choice Runner 
 
; 25c 
 
Good multiplying Calle: _ beer: 
seed, 10 per good start, del. or 
exc,-1 start for 2 flour sacks, 48} 
W:Cap. -or-for, 7 sugar sor feed 
sack, 100 ib. cap, free of holes. 
Fa. - pay postage. Mrs. Corinne } 
| Floyd, Rockmart; R 2. - > : 
 
Calif, multiplying  peer seed, 
10 start, postpaid. Mrs.. Sallie. 
 
Floyd, Rockmart, Ree:  4 
 
  
 
Miscellaneous: For Sale 
 
  
 
; Black Warns. for sale, 4 miles 
 
Avondale. Mrs. J. P. BIOwny De- 
 
catur, Covington Road, .~ 
 
0 gal. BBL. churn, (to. be 
turned either by hand or power) 
$10. J..B. Stevens, Grantville. 
 
Nice, new. Sage, 40c Ib. Mrs. 
Joe S. Stanton, Conyers, R 1. 
 
I bu. nicely hulled. and dried 
 
black Walnuts, 1934 -crop, ex- 
ceptionally good. average, $1 bu. 
del. Columbus. Mrs. J. Wood 
Browning, Box Spring. | 
- This -yrs .crop black walnut 
meats, 40e Ib. del. in Ga. Cash 
with. order, 75c bu. not del. C. 
G. Gunter, Dillard. 
Black walnuts, new crop, hull- 
Mrs. 
Laura Turner, Culberson, R 1. 
 
Fresh black walnut _ _-kernels,, 
 
light,. dry and big pieces. 1 to] 
10 1b lots, 30c lb. Add postage. 
 
M. J. McCurry, Clayton, ee 0. 
Box 212. 
 
About 56 lbs. goose feathers, 
$12, or exc. for young hens. Mrs. 
L. F. Brown, Atlanta, 1983 How- 
ell, Mill Road.  = ey 
 
10 bu. nice, large Jerusalem 
artichokes; 3 bu. hulled black | 
walnuts, this yrs crop. Both, $1) 
-bu. FOB. Miss M. A, SEhee. 
Madison.  
 
Sage, rooted, 2, 350: A560 
Himalaya berry vines, 25c  a 
hoarhcund, 12, 20c; dried hoar- 
hound, 25 1b; pop corn, shelled, 
3-1bs. 256 Want white nest or 
multiplying onions or sets to 
plant. L. J. Vollrath, Winston. 
 
New, white, downy feathers, 50c | 
 
lb. del. Sample on request. Mrs. 
 
>| Mary Collins, Cordele, R 4. 
 
 Nice, clean, dried sage, this 
 
yrs crop, 60c lb. del; also Red | 
 
nee _ Pepper, 25 Ib. del. Ee eMeRe 
de J  
 
pea-. 
nuts for seed, be Ib. Fred Hicks, | 
Gr, Adel; Rico 8 
 
2 
 
  
 
ee and roots. OF different | _ = | 
 
kinds: poplar, burdock, yellow) , 
 
dock, Yellow. Root, ete. 50e Ib. 3 
 
postpaid. Denby Davenport, Dial. 
-10 bu. black walnuts, hulled, 
$1 bu. FOB: Ge D. Ponder, For- 
*Syth OR bss 3 
200-lbs. good sage, 300 Ib. del. 
.Sam Truesdell, Lithonia, R 2. e 
 
  
 
Miscellaneous Wanted 
Want 5 to. 10 Ibs. Wild | Gin- 
 
  
 
rseng. Send SIE A. a Con 
 
Way, Adairsville. 
 
  
 
'Goorcia Products 
For Sale : 
 
  
 
[BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE 
 
Pure white Rice and Brown-. 
 
eyed, white peas. Ea. 75. pk. plus | 
 
fOr: 
Fioyd) 
 
postage; Red Hot Renner 
best -offer: Mrs... H. a 
Chipley, B2.2 <3? ees 
 
- 100 bu: No. Heabhamn ae 5O 
bu. No, 1 Iron peas, $2 bu. FOB. 
aE e Scarborough, Byron. 
 
  
 
COTTON SEED FOR SALE _ 
em Farm, Relief cotton - seed, $3 
per 100 lbs. A. 1 _ Thompson; 
 
| Cochran, Box 999 
 
100 bu. absolutely pure Cokers 
Farm Relief strain No: 2 cotton 
seed. Ist yr. and 2nd pickings. 
Bright and clean, $2 per bu. ox 
I, Fagan, Martin. 
 
Pure DPL cotton seed, $3 per. 
100 Ibs. EXC, some for 2 good P. 
Cc and Duroc Jersey mixed pigs. 
Pure. Hastings. Prolific, Buchan- 
ans Golden Prolific and Truck- 
ers Favorite seed. corn, 50c peck, 
All FOB Dallas. G. H. Culpepper, 
Dallas. cg 
 
Ast, crop from Cases  Pedi- 
greed No. 5 strain. cotton seed. 
Crop yielded 42 per cent of one 
inch and better lint-.$1 bu. FOB 
2 miles So. Austell, Tom  Mc- 
Gouirk, Lithia Springs, ' RFD. 1: 
 
Pure Russell 
/seed. Have improved this cotton 
for 33 yrs. Large bolls; 5 lock; 
inch staple; can. pick one-third 
more than any other cotbon, 40 
per cent lint. T live 6 mi. South 
| Lawrenceville, 10 mi. Stone Mtn. 
S. Cc. Williams, Lawrenceville. 
 
CORN AND SEED CORN. 
FOR SALE. ee 
 
Imp. Mexican June Blue corn, 
very early, 50c at. shelled. C.. C. 
Marechman, Waco, R 2. 
 
-Good corn and hay at market 
price. Will take pay. in good, 
young, milch cows if in reason- 
}able trucking distance. Hubert 
Wright, Chicamauga.. Lost 
Chance Plantation. ae 
 
50 bu. good slipped shuck corn; 
90c bu. at my barn. Arthur Ow- 
en, Barnesville. : 
 
FRESH: AND CURED MEATS 
no FOR SALE: x 
Country hams, 15 1b. av. last 
winter curing, 25c lb. del. Mrs. 
Mary Jane. Edentielt, Stillmore, 
 
  
 
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FRUIT FOR SALE 
Yate and Terry apples, | 
 
aL 
tree 
 
E. Clements, Cornelia. 
 
Nice sundried peaches, 10 Ibs. 
del. in 3rd zone, $1.25;. white 
multipiyine onions, 50e gal. del. 
 
| Mrs. C. T. Hunt, Gainesville, R Ie 
 
-1-M. bu. Yate apples for sale 
to trucks, from,50c bu. up at 
our packing house. C. M. Miller, 
Cornelia. 
 
45 Ibs. dried apples, nice, epee 
of core, peeling, sundried Gold- 
en Delicious. 9c Ib. Add postage. 
Mrs. W.. V. Silvers, Ellijay, Rais. 
 
Sundried apples, 10 lb. plus 
 
postage. Blanche 
 
Willbanks, 
Clarkesville.   2 ; 
 
4 op. 
 
  
 
HONEY BEES AND BEE SUP- 
 
PLIES FOR SALE - 
 
6 lbs. Bees wax,.25c lb. Add 
postage. Money order. C. fe Per- 
ry; Shellman. 
 
12 bee stands, ae opashibned 
with sloping bottoms, $1 ea. Je 
Stephens, Marietta, R:1. 
 
pen Ext. Se 10. Tb. Pail, 2 
 
Big Boll cotton | 
 
Ecans, Large, 
 
2562 
for prices on a 
 
  
 
E. Henry St. 
~ 284 colonies . 
 
= 
| Root Extractor, 10 LU 
high bodies oS othe 
 
White Tupelo hon 
 
10 lb. pail, $1.50- 2: 
lb. Express prepaid, $6. 
Herndon, eS ae 
 
  
 
nocd ae 
Shelled pecans 
Schleys, Halves, 5! 
400 Ib. T. W. Kem: 
150 lbs: large, SO 
1934 crop; 50 lbs. 1 
Ibs. 1933. crop sedlit 
 
Ibs. 1934, .10c Ib. Also 
hens and hatchin eggs 
Belle Timmerman, Br 
Box: 83y.. = : 
 
Large ae 3 
or $11 per 100 lb. del; 
 
ish eggs, 80c per 16 d 
 
set. for a large type 6 
erel, same breed. Mis 
Simpson, Culverton, B 
25. Ibs. small seedlin 
10 Ib. FOB. Money o1 
ferred. Glad to-sell all. 
party, Have more later 0: 
Ethel L. Chapman, G 
ville. - 
 
New crop papersh 
 
(the sweetest and most luc 
 
all-Var.), 15c lb. del. b3 
 
small quantities. in th 
 
M.-Moorman, Lovett. 
 
600 Ibs. Seedlings, 12 
lb. Money Makers 15 
Schleys and other 1 01 
R. W.. Crow, Colquitt.  
z a Tbs, 1934 Stew rt 
 
-M, T Tanner, a 
 
SOR olb 
med. 20c. 5 lbs. 
 
12% Tb. in 4, 6 
 
. | Mrs. C. R. Sorrells, 
 
shell pecans: Less, than 
 
pound. 5. Ibs. $1.  
T. C. Floyd, Chipley, R 
 
  
 
"PECAN AND OTH R 
TREES, ETC., one 
Black walnut scion 
10 ea. If- shipped, - 
 
freight. Mrs. W. W. iller 
ington. Rods 38 
 
Old fashioned Eng. s e 
white and yellow; Brow 
 
es and Horse appl 
 
10c ea. $1 doz; Del. 6 0 
Inez Patterson, Waco, 
Choice Stewart and Sch 
 
can. trees, 5 to 7 ft. 
 
ea. 6 miles Monticell 
ton Highway. No del. ne 
Mrs. Mary Davis, Coving 
 
12 Apple and Peac ae 
Early until Late va: 
 
+June, Delicious, | 
run, to trucks, *~priced right. Ross | 
 
ple; Mayflower, 
Belle, Peaches. 1 yr. 
 
eas order. IT. M.- Webk 
 
- 100 seedling: white E 
trees, 3 - 4 ft., 10c ea. 0. 
$9.50. J. A. Whatley Mo 
2, Box. 298.  
 
Well rooted, Concord. 
vines, or Apple sprouts 
tivated berry plants, 
Exc. for white feed sack 
 
J. M. Stokes, Macon,  
 
Bearing age James, 
 
Scuppernong vines, $1 to $ 
 
ders not under $10 transpl 
 
jin Atlanta territory and 
 
live. Want Bearing Cele 
 
| Brown Turkey Fig bushes 
 
Kilgore, Clarkston, Indian 
Drive. : 
Goose plums, well. oot 
12 for 80c pos