Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1934 February 15

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Cl C. ADAMS _











PUBLISHED BY THE. BUREAU OF M ARKETSJ. r. GREER, DIRECTOR. :

STATE CAPITOL

ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1934,



is

<i Cattle and Poultry



oy week I had an arta in the Georgia NM erica Bulletin
telling the Hog Owners about the price of serum and virus for
holera inoculation for hogs, and where it could be obtained
t a lower price than it-is being offered by some Companies.

also told you where you could get the services of Certified
zaymen to inoculate your hogs. A list of these Laymen was

blished in last weeksFebruary 8th issue of the Bulletin. |

Now in order fora hog producer to have an idea as to what
t will cost him to treat his hogs for cholera, I am giving you.

1e dosage required for different weight hogs and pigs (which : .

s printed on each bottle of the serum and virus, and which the
epartment of Agriculture can have furnished you). Serum
losage as follows: 20-40 lb. pigs, 24-ec; 40-90 lb. 28-cc; 90-120

~86-cc; 120-150 lb. -44-cc; 150-180 Tb. 52- ec; 480 Ibs. and
ver, 60-cc. With serum costing 35 per 100-cc, it is easy to
rive at ee be amount it would cost to treat ay hog or

irus. dosage for pigs weighing 100 lbs. or less, 2-ce; a
or hogs weighing 100 lbs. and over, 3-cc, With virus costing

00 per 100-co, you can also arrive at what it will cost to
ve virus to each hog.

The dosage for Hemorrhagic Septicemia Aggyressin for
ttle is 5-ce for each head and the Department ean have this

nished at 8 cents per dose; also Black Leg Aggressin for
ttle can be furnished at 8 cents per dose and the dosage is
CC per head. Treatment for cattle for the two above-men-
oned diseases is very simple and any. of the certified laymen
a give this treatment with practically: no danger. :

The same thing applies to sheep and goats, when treated

r hemorrhagic septicemia, dosage for these animals 1S BC

h, at a cost of 4. cents per head. _
In treatment of ee mixed bacterin. is recommended

52 NE TET A

> j

tor Pow cholera. The dosage for this is 1-cce for ia and :
and 2-ce for turkeys, and the price for this is 1 1-4 cents per |
cc. This treatment is also simple and very effective.

AsI stated in last weeks article a little money spent ae the

right time on your live stock and poultry in vaccination. will

check to a great extent these diseases which are so cay to. :
the owners.

ao B GREER, Director.





The Cotton Situation

So many inquiries are coming to me ae relative to the
status of prospective cotton growers that I am giving them
the: latest information pertaining to the subject. :

The Southern Commissioners of Agriculture met at Birm-
ingham, Atlanta, Columbia and Washington, At all these
meetings we agreed on one basic principle and that was that
the burdensome surplus must be greatly reduced. We decided
that a 9,000,000 bale crop could be produced this year at a
good profit without fear of other cotton producing countries.
nullifying this American reduction. History of cotton growing

from the beginning shows that He size 7 the American cree

controls the world price.

In order to produce approximately 9. 000, 000 oe it will
be necessary for us to reduce our acreage by 40 per cent, ee

> enining - that we. shall produce the same quantity 7 acr

(Continued on page eight)





MAREE! REPORT

OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

een Wholesale Prices Feb. oh 1934. ae Subject to Variation.

Atlanta Ausncia Columbus
Extra, Selected, Whites, doz. --..$ .25 $95 Sr 2h et
Extra, doz. =e 0 a ee 24
19 18 ae A ae 22
18 ai) : 1 22
19 22, 20 == 20
12-.13 2-162" 3 aoe = 12
10-.11 - 09 es 10

06. 08-.10 07 08
st le oa ee 0.
h=20- 2 = 20 20 20

08 - 16553 12 08

08 Ze 09 ee

ROL se 8) hrs v 1S
: 3 ahi

20-25 re es =

eas, mixed, a. a eee eo S15 a 1:50 1.10
= not mixed, bu. ; Ke OO Siebel 125
=O E es 70 15

we - Potatoes, per TOG ADS HSS Se 1.25 AEDS eT Gb vee 125
bbage, . (green, per 100 Ibs.) 1.50 3.00 2.00 2.00
ibbage, (white, per 100 Ibs.) oo oseo) S0Ge. > = 2.00

14.00" - as 16.00

15.00. 12.00 oe ee 10

Vth: 2314

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL TUR Eg quotat tions on 92: SCORE BUTTEREas sed. upon Open Market Sales at

AGO: Feb. 5th;

ee Peds 6th, 23 3% Feb.

Macon

th, 23725 Feb. oe sy a Sth, 25.



poeper
ere ut

~ Grain and Hay For Sale
Grain and Hay Wanted
Poultry For Sale
Poultry Wanted
Begs For Sale -

/ Eggs Wanted
Live Stock For Sale -
Live Stock Wanted

. Positions Wanted
Farm Help Wanted

Rone. : Savannah Valdosta
$6225 $ <24- $ 25
as 2255 28
24 20 ee
ao 185 20
22 16 te 220
10 16 : 2
09 16 See. AO
05 eG a 5,06
09 AD 08

= 40 25 : 15
ia 16 10
WOn 14 08

pe baee a Agee pipes Plants For Sale
18 py eg

50 54 = 95 Plants Wanted
1.25 5 1.50 ot Scsed For Sale
1.50 1.50. eos Seed Wanted
HO: ei Oe oe Miscellaneous For Sale
Se =e one Miscellaneous Wanted
oo: see Aone : -Tcbaeco For Sale
2.50 1.50 4 Tobacco Wanted
16.00 10.00 Georgia Products For Sale
ee tp 00; Georgia Products Wanted =

15.00
12.00

















Ibs.
lean and nice for $3. Exe

iD. we. Bo. Scott,





orn. Ravise price and am-
available and location. R.
rine, Cairo.

, | Sacril

running Pare

ant to btty good, clean 1933

ks or baled oat straw. O. L.
, Loganville, JR 4,



Poultry For Sale ;



-AUSTRALORPS |
cocks and 12 hens, Austral-
ps. Cocks, wt. 9 Ibs., hens, 8
. 18 mos. old, $1 ea. or $12 for
S W. G. -Southall,

, BANTAMS~

prs. Modern B. B. Red game
Beediao pre 1 Aine Blue

1 Allen Roundhead cock,
s, old, $1.25: H. MM. Adams,
Do iglasville.
43 bantam pullets and 2 roo-
10 shens laying, 25c ea.
il Harber, Atlanta, Be Ax UE.
indler Field.

ARRED AND OTHER ROCKS
i pure pred B. R. yr. old roost-
pei POD. l= pure bred 2s. i.
Rose Comb Wyandotte rooster,
B OR. Jack Cochran, Stone-



d 2 pecans

-B. Rocks: at
iee. 2 cockerels and 1 cock.
if .exe. 1 cock for same, if

ed. E. W. Hendon, Marietta,

stack
reasonable

- pul-
1933,
same
Mrs.

once May
5e and $1 ea; eggs,
in, 60c per 15. No chks,
. Payne, Tifton, R: 3.
3arred Rock hens, 1 yr. to 144
ld, 75 ea. roosters, $1 ea.
id. Mrs. J. M. Clifton;

very fine 6 wks. old
rels, Parks. strain. Make
id cocks for breeding pens.
sale. Mrs. E. Spence, Dun-

. 8 wks. old chicks, 30
+S. i aE ee, Cochran,

I . rooster, direct as
chick from Rusk in March.
w ready for service. $1. Cash
1 order. - Mrs.
haw, Wrightsville, R 1.:
enuine Parks B. Rocks. Reg.
6-C-33. Pullets and cock-
Is, $1.25 each; The old stock
ron ist prize at Brooks County
air. No culls; Mrs. J. O. Dyer,
avo, R oe :
Pure Thompson Ringlet ee R.
cockerels, $1 ea. FOB. Mrs. A.
Watts, Canon.

B. R. April hatch rooster,

oroughbred stock. $1 or exc.

Cc. S: Brad-

pure |

or dried apples, free of worms.

nd pectings and cores. Mrs. H.
: yi, . Cartersville, 405.
nessee St. i )





CORNISH -

Mrs. Ey P.



GAMES.
4 pit game stags and g cocks.
2 Dom stags, $1.50 each; 2 R. H.
cross stags, $1.50 ea; _

pr. Mississippi Nichols Blue; $2.-

125. Hixe.: for pure Ky. Doms, Ma-

honey Gulls, any good breed.
R 1. Resident of Ga.

1 stag and 2 hens, pure Ginn
Grays, $3.50; 1 stag and 2 pul-

lets, Grays,. $2. 50 per trio. LL. T.

Vaughn, Royston, Ral:

HAMBURGS.
4 hens, 1 cockerel, Berry str.



|Hambures, $3.50 for lot. Mrs. di

H. White, Dalton, R 4.
- LANGSHANS



f 5 pure bred White Langshan

pullets and 1 roster. Pullets wt.
6. to. 8 Ibs. roster, 9 Ibs. $5; or
$1 ea. FOB. Ray Hemphill, Flo-
wery_ Branch, Fed,

LEGHORNS Z

4 Eng. W. L. March cockerels,
$5 not postpaid. Mrs. Edw. Shi-
ver, Cairo.

Buff Leghorn hens,. 50c ea.
a Wyandottes direct from

Fischel, $1 ea. Cock with ~ 10
hoe New Zealand White buck
rabbit, $1.50. Mrs. C. M. Slack,
Leslie.

40 W. L. hens, Eng. strain, now
laying, 50c ea, Ben mercer Met-
ter ted, :

20 pure bred W. L. hens, now
laying, last yrs hatch, 45c: ea.
FOB. Hinton Wiliams, Sycamore

50 W. L. hens, Yr. old, from
Roselawns AA matings, 60c_ ea.
Mitchell Sapp, West Green.

2B. 1. hens, $1.10 ea. or $2 for
both, FOB: Mrs. J. -W. Bryan,
Chester, RR. 2;

3. Tom Barron Eng. stra. W. Ll.
April, 1933: cocks, 75c ea,. FOB.
B. H. Dunwoody, Lincolnton, R
3 :



40 W. L. hens, Eng. strain,
| Roselawn's AAA matings. March
1933. hatch, in good cond., Jay-
ing 65 to 70 per cent. 60

ondale, R. 1.

10 S. C. B.-L. Tormahlen str.
March and April hatch pulieis,
$1 ea. FOB. Mrs. C. L. Whatley,
Cuthbert, Ks.

12 S. C. W.L. April cockerels,
Barron str. direct from JRose-
lawn Ped, Pen. $2. Or $1.75 ea.
if lot taken. S. J. Gwaltney,
Thomasville

20 W. L. hens and - 2 cocks,

hens laying, 50c ea. or $10.50 for

lot. Mrs. W. A. Maddox, Donal-
sonville, R 1, Box 18. ;
200 nice, Leghorn hens and
pullets, laying about 50 per cent.
$100. Dr. G. H. Dunlap, Madison.
8 thoroughbred W. L. pullets,
just beginning to lay, $4 cash.
FOB. E. E. Bobo, Canton, R 2:
40 hens, about 18 mos. *old,;
White and Brown Leghorns,
some laying, good and fat. Sell
or exc. for good, 3 gal. milch
cow; also good young brood sow,
about 200 Ibs., 4 fine pigs, exc.
fer corn or wheat. D, B. Hays,
Griffin, Rt. 3; Zebulon Road.

MINORCAS .
Ped. White Minorca, Booth str.
and . C. Black Minorca Pape
stra. Pen of 10 hens and cock-
'erel, $15; cockerel, $5: AMIl se-



ee. Contract eee eggs.

. Maynard, See

ice tte 12 for $15. Mrs. J.
t 8. e oor: Doerun . af:

~ | Buff Orp. cockerels,

2-Dom_
| cocks, $2 ea; 2 Dom hens, $1 ea.
Carl Griffin, Gainesville, 85 Oak
Sto.

_ Trio Smoke Ball, Gordon cross
-P$2:50; -pair Bee Martins, $2.25;

Kings,

ea.
FOB. Mrs. C.. M. Evans, Halcy- |





s ORPING
Big Golden Bt

TONS ome
f Orp. Sweep-

| stake Winners. 19 yrs. breeding.
Pures Cornish Indian hens, $1

= ea eggs, $1 per 15. Cartons ret.
+Money orders only.
*| King, Soca Re

Choice cockerels, cocks. breeding
pens. Eggs ready. Low prices.

Mrs. Ed Morgan, Americus.

Few Cook strain May hatch }
ready for
service, $1.25 ea; eggs, 50c per
setting. Closely picked. Exchange

some eggs. Mrs. J. W. Hendrix,.
Dover.
7 pure stock Buff Orp. pullets.

(just beginning to lay) and 1
rooster. Excellent cond.
Cash with order. Mrs.

: M. C.
Tate, J efferson. :



PEAFOWLS AND~ PHEASANTS
|Henry Foster, Culberson, N. Cae

FOR SALE

Mutant and Ring Neck Phea-
sants. W. H. Glenn, Columbus.

PIGEONS
Loft of 30 or more pairs white |
mated and working. 1
pen of 9 Dark Cornish, yr. old
games; imported cavies, 2 yr. old



Muscovey drakes, rabbits, cheap |

or exch. Jno. D. Thomson, Thun
derbolt.

26 pair White Kings, $12.50

FOB. These birds are now rais-

ing, H. H: Giles, Farmington,

30 mixed pigeons, mated.
Would exc. for bantams or In-
dian games: 3 for 1 if pure bred |:
chickens.. Mrs. J. M. ee
Blakely. :

White Kings, 50c per pair, 0.
P.. Foster, Good- Hope.

100.,pr. White Kings, 60c pair.

Healthy and working. Exe. for

Yellow corn or yellow meal, oats,
or wheat at the market price.
Come see and bring exchange.

Roy Allen, 401 Cherokee Plas)

S. E., Atlanta,
R. E. REDS



4 pure bred R. I. Red roosters,

suitable for breeding. \75c-each.
Cash with order. Watson Rock-
er, Metter.

10 Donaldson Red pure bred
hens, young and laying, $9 FOB.
Mrs. S. L. Me Vey, Biue Ridge,
R 1, Box 59.

6 pure bred fine dark, Owen
str. Red yr. old hens, laying now,
$1 ea. or lot for $5.75. Mrs, Nora
Shirley, Alto, R 2.

50 March 1933 hatch AAA

grade Tompkins Red hens $1.10
$45 for

ea. Lots of 10, $1 each;
lot. FOB. Malvin' Redman, Jack-
son. ;

Mahood strain S. C. Reds,
Cockerels: and cocks, -$2, $2.50
and $3 ea; 10 pullest, $1.50 ea;
eggs, $1.15 per 15; $2.50 for 50;
postpaid. Miss Belle Timmer-
man, Bronwood, Box 83. :

10.8. . Rea Red hens: \1%
yrs. old, no culls, some laying,
$1.25 ea. Charlie Bailey, Vienna.

6 April hatch S.C. R. I. Red
Tompkins stra, direct, cockerels,
$6 FOB. Mrs, A .W. Key, Thom-

asville, R 3: =

4] -&, -1:-* Red pullets, last
March hatch now laying, 80c ea.
J. R. Harber, Hapeville, Box 208.



TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS, |

GEESE, ETC. FOR SALE

100 MB. tu: keys, mostly
hens, 8 to, 12 lbs. for sale or
trade. Mrs. J. H. Free, Preston.

2 Bourbon Red toms, 25-30 lbs.
wt. $4 ea not prepaid. Trios,
toms, 25-30 lbs: hens, 12-15 Ibs.
Mrs.. J. C. Weldon, Lavonia.

Several nice Bronze turkey
hens and toms at -reasonable
price. Mrs. T. M. Reese, Fortson.

Super strain Giant Bronze
Champion Southeastern Poultry
Show, Charlotte, N. C. Special
for best turkey\in show. Booking
egg and poult orders. Zi Ss Lee,
Red Oak.

April 1933 hatch, Mt. B. Gold-
bank str. turkeys. Parent stock

$T.50.

Blue Peafowl. Also Melanistic,



| Birds) hens. $1.75 each. Mrs. J.
A, Morgan, Valdosta.

Select. breeders from 2500 tur-
keys. Bird Bros., Bronze, Honn-

singer Reds direct. Extra high.

quality. Eggs and. baby turkeys

| in season. Custom hatching now.

Hilary Mcintyre, Calhoun.

Some pure bred Bourbon Reds'|
some

hens, $2.50; toms, $3 .ea;
Slightly mixed Bronze: hens, $2.-
50; toms, $2.75. All FOB. Mrs. R.
a: Hodges, St. George.

3 Black and White Muscovey
oy 1933 hatch, 50c ea. or exc,
or 4 Guineas, 3 hens and male,
same age. A. B. Taylor, Rochelle,
Rak

2 prs: pure white | African gui-
neas, $4. Mrs. Lee Walden, Mit-
chell, R 1.

10 turkeys, M. B. Bird Bros.
str. wt. from 19 to 23 lbs. hens,
12 to 15 Ibs. Sell in pairs or
trios, 15 Ib. = A for $25 at my
home. Mrs. Ve Ballard, Mil-
ner, R 1.\

2 pure White Pekin drakes, 50c
ea. Russell Fryer, Talbotton. .

2 yr. old tom, $5; 3 young toms,
1933 hatch, $4 ea; 2 yr. old hen,
$4. All pure bred Bronze. Cash
with order. Mrs.
mas, Vienna, R 4.

A few pure Bourbn Reds at
20c Ib. for quick sale. Crates to
be returned. Mrs. R. L, Green,
-Cuthbert, R: 4.

2 yr. old Bronze tom, 18 or 20

Ibs. fine cond.,' $3.50 at my place.
Boling--

Mrs.
brdke. ren

Bronze: 6 gobblers, 9 hens.
Some mated. $30 for lot; FOB;
March hatch, from. 12<to, 25 -lbs:
Mrs. H.\ E. McRae, Glenwood,
RED,

Trio big bone Bronze, tom and
2 hens, April hatch, $10 FOB.
Mrs. J.-B. C.. King, Hamilton, R
2, Box 99. :

Big bone M. B. turkeys, Ellis
strain, finest of breeding stock.
tom and 3 hens, 2 yrs. old. $11.
tom and 2 hens, 1933 hatch, $7.

B. F. Harrison,

Mrs, Lizzie. Waldrip, Gainesville,

R 8.

rio of Mallard or Eng,
$2.75. C. Bowers Guann,
Ga. oe

ducks,
Clyo.

1932 hatch M. B. tom,- 5: 2 AV

B. toms, 1933 hatch, $3 ea, FOB.
Grady Cook, Pitts.

- 3 snow white- Guineas, 1
snow white and Blue speckled, 4
blue and white speckled, 10 in
lot; fORS$5. a) Roy Harrison,
Whigham, EG a BOX 10:

Young tom and 4 young hens
from. very fine strain M. B. $4
to $5 ea. Mrs. W. E. Green, Pow-
ersville.~

20 common geese: 8 geese and
12 ganders, 75c ea. at my farm.
G. C. Mixon, Fitzgeraid, R 3

Few Bird Bros. M. B. toms and
young hens, 20c lb. at my home;
toms wt. 26- 30 lbs. hens, around
16 Ibs. Mrs, Arthur Owen, Bar-
nesville.

White Pekin duck and 2 White
Indian Runner ducks and 4 In-
dian Runner drakes, $5 for lot.
Cash. Mrs. W. C. Akins, Buford;
Red,

8 guineas, 50c ea. or exc. for
W. L. or B. L. pullets. H. A. An-
derson,. Egypt. :

6 Blue Speckled guineas: roo
ster and 5 hens, $3 FOB. Roy J.
Brank, Pooler.

Pinioned domesticated Wild

Mallard ducks, $4 trio, FOB; al-
so 1 M. bu. recleaned D. P. L.
cotton seed, 60c bu. FOB..C. F.
Bennett, Madison. ~
,Bourbon Red: breeders. Toms,
$5; hens, $3.50; eggs and baby
turkeys in season. Custom: hat-
ching any time. 11 geese for sale
or exc. for heavy breed of hens:
pound for pound. Mrs. D. V.
Meller, Screven, R 1. Box 35.
Mallard ducks, 2 prs. beauti-
ful specimens from wild stock,

| Wyandotte cockerels,
ee See

Fol Black

Pure. bred, very dark

? s 1
7 English ducks an

150c ea; duck eggs,

60
postpaid. Flint pop co:

| not postpaid. Mrs. B. M.
| as, Hoboken.

Big nice turkey ;
FOB. Mrs.. H. M. Wi Or

den.

Muscovey ducks, 1.

Cc. Y. Stripling, Columbt

Springs Road.
3. goblers, 1933. haben

ista, Mrs. GraceAutry, :
5. geese, 75 per hea

Fannie Arnold, Surrenc}

Pair Bronze
hatch, $4; 1 April h te
$2.25; 15 W. L. Tancre
20 mos. old, Fine for
now laying, 70c ea .1 roos
with 15 hens. All FOB, }
J. Holcomb, Bremen.

2 young Mammoth
toms for breeding, wt.
Ibs. 20c lb. or swap-
same breed. Mrs. Georg
Connor, Toomsboro.

T



WYANDOTTE
Pure bred R, C. April
als
Light Brahma cockerels,
a $1.50 ea. or exc. for

andotte ~pullets. . Mrs.
Westberry, Collins, R 2.

10 S. L. Wyandotte pulle
rooster, 10 ~. mos: old, =:
str.. Pure bred. $8. for ot
Keys, Eton.



Poultry Want



BABY CHICKS ;

Pay cash, or raise on
100. or 200 baby chicks. Si
price only on large breeds.
A. Carter, Morven.

Want. 100 pure bred R. =
chicks, also 100 heavy. mixed
raise on halves to 10 wks.
Good ref. Mrs. Mayme Ww ta
Richland. R 1.



BANTAMS
Want 10 Buff Orpington Ba:
tam pullets and 2 rooster
er must be ynifor m, B: F.
land, Fitzgerald. oa
Want White Japa anese: Silk
cockerel,-: pair or trio of. BI:
Breasted Red game, Mader
_ Cochin bantams
eon purposes. F. EB. Ra
leben, Atlanta. 914 Ga. Sox
Bank Bldg :
EXC,a nannie goat for 0
tam hens and 1 rooster, of.
pig. Emmett Cox, Jr., Griff
As i 5 : EBS



GAMES _
Want. 6. pure bred
Roundhead pit game hens,
or March 1933 hatch. N
ee size. Frank Ss. 12
Savannah, 916 Augusta Ave.



QUAIL WANTED _
_ Want to buy for cash 4 h
and 2 roosters: Quail: =
Ford, Cartersville.



; R. I. REDS
Want 2S. CRE Red roost
ters, 1 yr. old, Donaldso
(no white feathers), cheap.
>to sk
full description. Mrs. H. L.
ton, Ellaville oc





TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEE
- DUCKS, ETC. WANTE]
Wani. 2 toms, 1933. hatch.
Bros, str. Must be pure, 25 to
Ib. wt. Quote best prices. S.
Mabry, Canon
Want 2 or 3 turkey nee
2 yrs old, Prefer large
for breeding, at once. Pr
exc. pure bred Buff Orp.
ens, or must be cheap for
x Gaskins, Nashyille. 0/0
Soaks, Brogdon, 3





be 1 white Pekin drake. st i
what. you have - and price | Dai

15 eges feos sais flock of S.

- Mrs. = C. Huskey, Look

i

bee For Sale



Pu: e, bred every day laying Ss.
jack Minorea eggs, $1.25 per
ee ze No chks. nor
J eb Perdue, Car-

ous . Roundhead strain
BS, $1; Exe. for white Mount-
Aint eges or pure Light strain
ma eggs, or Buff Cochin
fam eggs. fine stags, $2 ea.

Cavin, Menlo.
,ompson Imp. B. R. Ring-
; egos, 75c per 15. del, Exc.
me for 100 lb. cap. white feed
cks, dried apples or pecans.
WwW. ee: Ambrose,

i

White Rock aon from fine
ying: stock direct from Fischel,
per 15, del, Also pullets and
erels. Mrs. .Z. L: Scott, Con-

ching eggs from Roselawn
AL oes with new ieee

: Malien: Kirkland, Nichols.

_Pure bred. Dark Cornish eg2s,
1c per. 15, del., also thorough-
ed Dark Cornish hens, $1 ea%
orence Shurling, (Sandersville.
mited number of hatching
ees, $1.50 per 15: Buff Cochin
ntams, Giant Black Minorcas
rred Rocks, J. B. Giants,
Black Langshangs. All storough-
ored. stock. O. H. Wright, Atlan-
-, Peters Bldg. \
Eges from our famous. Bronz
id: White Holland turkeys, 20
No. better stock.. J. J... Cum-
eS, Donalsonville,

Selected eggs from S. C. But ff

15,

for hatching, 50c. per
osa Lee Jackson, Ivey.

ure Pape strain Black .Min-

ca hatching eggs, $1 per 15;
per 30; P. P; layin hens,
a, 10 for, $8.50. Mrs. .G. W:
on, Martin. R 2./ a
Se cted Buff Minorca eggs,
; per 15. del. R. Vosco Manly,
tor R i Bele - ;
re Light
ee eggs, a ber setting of

s; Donaldson Reds, very
$1 and $1.50 per 15. Call
born 3354 -R, or write: Mrs.
Miers, Decatur. 931. Third

er, 15 deli: or 50c at my
Fischel str. direct; . pure

er ell, 5, $9 pe R 3. Box 226::
gs from Booths S. L. Wy-

eenuine Wild Mallard
$1 ea, Mrs, Douglas Mc-
ndon, Sasser. Bee
ite Cornish eggs, $1 per 15;
i $4 C; Safe del. guar:
or Mastodon everbearing
erry plants. Mrs. ee W.
Chula, Gals
Cc. R. I. Red -eggs, Dunlap
om 2 yr. old hens, i5@ per

g, del Carton ret; nice well |
lb.

d Stewart pecans, 15c
nice, smaller nut, 10c. Mrs, H.
Al rman, Wrightsville.

ds largest and best lay-
ne Giant Bronz turk-
on-related stock. Orig.

. of California. Few 9
toms, 25 lbs, for sale.

is, Cumming.

W L. eggs, Seidell stock (Ath-
t Leader), $1 per set-

t, i per 15 del. Crate to.

from ped cock and 2 yr.
2 July cockerels, same

pret. Charlie Bailey, Vienna.

oe 75 per 15,

Sede
| stock,
rae for good mule not. over 10



C. Red. hens headed py Mahood

rooster, $1 del. H.-H. Thornton,

M.D, Dewyrose. R 2
Eggs Wanted

Want setting of Black Cochin
bantam and Black Breasted
Modern Game bantam ges.
Show stock. Ruth Johnson, At-
lanta. 440 Grant St. S. E.

Want 120 pure Game eggs to

fs



set in incubator and raise chicks

on halves to 4: wks. old. Must be
pure game.and stay in pit. R. Hi.
Carney, Dalton:-Re2:: =;

Want setting of Bantam eges.
State best price del. S. M. Gow-
der, Marietta. R 4.

Donaldsons str., Red eggs. All|

eges selected, 75 per 15. Cartons

Hatching eggs from Booth Js Ss.
CG: W. L. $4 . Will accept corn
or anything can use. Haywood

Dukes, Pelham. R 4.

B.-R. hatching eggs from-high
powered, unrelated breeding

cile Swanson, Fitzgerald. Bie:
Carefully selected Parks pure

bred B. R. eggs, 60c per 15. 90c.

| per 30; $3 C. del. Crates ret. Mrs.
J. S. Raulerson, Rockingham. R
1; i. : : x
Pure bred Donaldson Red. eggs,
60c per setting, prepaid. From
well culled to lay. flock. Mrs. Ray
Peterson, Vidalia.

Pure bred Donaldson Red eges,
75. per 15. Mrs. D. PF. Walkes
Warthen,

Hatching eggs from Star. Pen
of Donaldson's (direct) best dark

Reds, $3 per 15; Exhibition and -

Utility. pens, $1.50 and $1 per 15.
Garefully selected. Mrs. R. J.
Fleming, Lincolnton. R 5.
Hatching eggs from best qual-
ity hens 2 yr. old hens and Rose-
lawhs Pedigreed cockerels, $3.50

per C. FOB: Cash. with order, C.

D May,. Pelham.

Pure bred Royal Purple str.
J. B. Giant hatching eggs, $1 per
15, postpaid. Mrs. Stella Burke.
Winterville, R 1.

Live Stock F or Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE
Guinea cow and heifer year-





-|ling 9 mos. old. for sale at bar-:

gain, Cow will come in again last
of March. $15 for both. Silas Lee,
Metter, R 2.

plow, wt. about 75 lbs-to the

quarter. Come see or write for:

price.
Green.

Yoke good, young steers, wt.
500-600 lbs, ea. broke and ready
for. light. work. $35 at my barn,
20 miles No. Rome. E. A. Corbin,
Curryville

, Pure bred Herefords, not reg:;

HR: Roberson, West

for sale. Excellent markings. and

color. Cows, heifers, young and
old. bulls. R. E, Lynch, Machen.

Fine Jersey milch cow, fresh,
$50. Won Blue Ribbon at Fair.
J. D. Daniell, Cadwell.

3 fresh in milch cows, 1 with
1st calf, 1 with 2nd and 1 with
3rd, at my home. c BR. Worley,
Stonewal, ee. ee a 2

4 or 5 milch. cows, some -sprin-
gers, cheap or would swap some

of them for a mule. Peds Haden,
! Atlanta, R 1, Calhoun. 3046.
g orders for eggs from |

1 good, 6 yr. old. Jersey milch
cow with young calf for sale.
Mrs. OL Thornton,
ville.

1 good. seis cow with heifer
calf, 2 wks. old. 3 gal. day with
good feed. $40. few lbs. large pe-

cans, 20c Ib. Exc. some for dried.

apples Mrs. W. B. Hester, Blake-
ly.

Fine, ent. to. reg. Red Jersey
dehorned, Cream, Merritt

3 yrs. old, for cash or

$4 C, del. Lu-

for Runner

) Sale
anything can use, Paul B. Hayes,

40 pigs.

pe :



pigs, 6 wks.
Ge for Sale, Mrs, Cc BH. smith
Jeffersonville.

6 nice young Jersye cows, fresh |

in or heavy springers; . & pure
White Rock pullets, ready to lay,
1 cockerel, 8 mos. old, $8,-or $1
ea. C: T. Miller, Cleveland, RQ:
1 pure. bred Jersey bull, wt.
500-600 Ibs. about 18. mos. old,
extra fine for breeding purposes.

$20. Let me hear at once. A. J.

Ussery, Dexter,-R 2,

Several Jersey cows, fresh with
2nd. calves, $25 and $30; others
soon to freshen. K. D. Sanders,
Eatonton,

Jersey cow, fresh in. $18 cash
at my .barn..Exc.: for. shoats. A.
P. Sorrells; Danielsville, R 3.

3 gal. milch cow, cheap, at my
farm near Emory University.
Walter T. Candler, Atlanta.

Yearlings, beef cattle or milch
for sale. or would make some

exch, for turkeys. Mrs. Cornelia

Jenings, _ Plains, RFD. ;

5-mos. old heifer from heavy
milking - pure bred Guernsey
cow.and Holstein male, $25 cash

or xc. for 20 R. I. Red pullets:
John Wallace,
Atlanta, 964. Manigault St. S. BE.

and 2 cockerels.



HOGS FOR SALE
30 head feeder shoats, 60 Ibs.
av., S. P. CGC. and; Duroc mixed.
Cholera , immune, - $250 ea. at
barn if lot taken. oe B. Ham,
Cobbtown.

. Guinea hogs, high class, 100

lb. Gilts,.. guar. please, $15 ea. 6/

wks. old pigs, $10 per pair. Exc.
peanuts for seed,
or peanut hay. R. E. Barnes,
Summit. ~-

2 pigs, few months. eld, for
or exc, for *peas, corn, of

Gyritfin= BiG;

Thoroughbred Hampshire pigs |
10. wks. old, $3 ea. $5.50 pair. 3

mos. old Black pigs, wt. about
40 Ibs. $2.25 ea. OQ. 8. Duggan,

Chester.

1 nice sow and 4 nice pigs, $11
for lot. R. L. Croms, Macon, R 6.
10. shoats, 20 to 60 ibs. ea., 50
bu. sweet potatoes for sale or
exc. for corn and O-too-tan Soja

| beans. W. C. Beauchamp, Smith- |

ville.
Resi. Sa Pe GC. pigs,. Service

boars, bred gilts, from- Champ-.

ion Lines for sale .or exc. for.

other value, L. M. Isler, Morgan. |.

10 pigs, 7 wks. old, 3 males and
7 females, wt. 25 to 40. Ibs, $4

pair for, the best. ones, $2:50. for.
j the: other. Duroc, stay-fat kind.
2 yr. old Ox, ready broke ia

E. T. Mathis, Mitchell, 1.

Reg. Essex males and females.
Special price on lot of gilts on
hand. as long as they ae W. J.
Bargeron, Sardis, :

12. smos.- old eo
Hampshire male, $10. H.. V. Har-
vey, Pembroke. ;

10 nice brood sows, wh. 150 to
225 lbs, 4 to farrow in April, and
At my farm, reason-
able prices. food. Goss, Rich-
land, Ret.

12 thrifty pigs, wt. about. 30)
lbs. Essex and mixed, $25. Exc.
for 1 or -2 horse wagon, long
vined N, C. peanuts, or anything
can use, F. H, Harris, Screven.

Truck load. hogs, cheap -ab. my
place, 3 miles - South Ellaville;

-| also 200 gal, Sorghum. syrup, 30c.

gal. H. J. Yates, Ellaville. R 2.

~ 5. hogs wt. 45-60 Ibs. Duroc. and
S. P. C. mixed. Good shoats, not
stunted $8 for. the lot. Money.
order. C. A. Heempond) _ Fitz-
gerald, R 4. 2

Lares. Hampshire aie hog,
wt. about 300. Ibs. 5c per Ib. or.
exe. for new. blood; also 1 pure,

not reg., young Hampshire . sow,
|4c Ib. crated, J, E. Hawes, Thom-

SON, ore
3: thoroughbred P. C.. pigs, 8

| wks. old, 2 males and: 1 sow, $3.50
Pedigree furnished, Sey
McRee,, Buckhead. _

ea.

wt:
ai good or

12 Duroc Jersey shoats, :
about 35 to (55 Ibs.,

| Black,

growing.
ea. For she Toe CHP! A, Ste ns,
| Midville, R 2.

with 18 pigs, 5 wks. old, $40; 1
S. P. C. male, 300 lb. $12; 2 horse
| wagon, $15. 2 cows, fresh in 10
days, $30 and $20. A. P. Brown,
Ben Hill.

| Guinea male hog,
wt. 260 Ibs.
for 1 good. Jersey milch cow. 3
miles west. of ~ Adrian, J. L.
-Drake, Adrian, R 2. :

18 mos. old,



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE

Nice, little pony, good and

Live 1 1-4 miles Hast. of Mariet-
ta. O. M. Atkins, Marietta, R 2.

Soe mares, good workers, in good

cond.,

Fairburn, Rake

1100 lbs. Wofk dbl. or single.
Sound and fat. A J. Collins,
Demorest.

trade for good milch cow. Wil-
liam Pool, Sumner, R 2, Box 51.

1 plug mule, wt. about 800 ibs.
Cheap for cash. Taylor Loyd,
LaGrange, Rose)

about 11 yrs. old, also good. 2
horse wagon for sale. E. T. Dic-
kens, Madras.

2 good working mules, 6 yrs,
old, 1100 Ibs., 11 yrs. old, 900 Ibs.
Sell or. of the 2: Your choice. 1
mi. College Park. J. D. Han-
sard, College Park, R 1.

2 farm mules, 9 or 'i0 yrs. old.
Sound, good workers. If. inter-
ested come-see them. Austin Ad-
ams, East Atlanta, 455 Eastside
Ave.



RABBITS OR SALE >

2 prs White rabbits with pink
eyes. Pure N. Gealands, 5 mos.
old, $2 pair or $3.50 for 4. Hugh
Godard, Millege, R 2..

9 grown rabbits. 8 White, 1
*$4.50 forlot. Exe, for
Spanish seed peanuts, meat,
lard, or other products. Jule A:
Smith, Abbeville, R. 2, Sy

Heavy wt. Chinchillas from
Stahis Gold Cert. stock, 6 wks.
old, $1.50; 2 mos. old, $2; 3 mos.
$3 per pair. AVins. H.C, Fowler,
Athens, 695 Boulevard, i

1 Chinchilla buck, 1 White dog,
$1. 50 or exc. for 2 prs. White. or
Silver, King pigeons. Toramie
Graham, Screven, R 1, Box 42,
5 rabbits, 3. White, pink-eyed,
1 Chinchilla Grey buck, 1 Chin-
chilla Black doe $1 ea. $4.25 for
lot. N. R. Thompson, Macon, 421
Johnson Ave.

2. does and 1 pas White
Flemish Giants.. Large, healthy,
pink-eyes; $2.50. for the 3 FOB.
Does had. 3 litters each, H. C.
Wright; Marietta, R 4,

SHEEP AND GOATS) Lea

iis FOR SALE
- 15 goats. (native), 40c per oe
at place, W. G. - Doughtry,, Glen-
Ville Res

12 head of nice sheep ands a
bunch of lambs. 11 ews and 1
ram. Grade Southdown and



, | Shropshire breeding; pen of pit

games, 4 hens and cock, War- |

oe! Ben By Powell, Lylerly, Rae

CATTLE WANTED

Exc. for use of reg. Aberdeen- |!
Angus bull, the services of reg.
Jersey bull, By the month, Noti-
fy. Also, fat young kids, 75c. ea.
loaded in truck. oN. W.. Tones,
Glenwood.

Want young inileh cow, now
fresh, 4 gal., easy to milk, gentle,
fand within 50 miles Pearson; al-



at 3c Ib. del: Pearson.
Harrell, Pearson,

HORSES, AND MULES
A WANTED. coe.

ea



buy young mares, wt

2 brood ey 250- 300 ih, ea. |

i plire bred Black little bone

$25, Cash, or--exc..

gentle, 4 yrs. old, wt. 300 Ibs. $35.

for sale. Wiley MeCain,.
=| umibus. *
1. good work mare, wt. about}

1 plug mule for sale cheap or

-|both to freshen
April, or 1st of May, for

1 good mare mule, wt. 1050<Ibs.

A BtG:,

farm.

| horse and Sid Ranger breeding. -

so. want 1 M. lbs. N. C. peanuts



Exe, small truck or |
cow, young and health

tle thin, for. good. gel le

No. pony. Must be good to.
and not bite nor kick. M
Harrelson, Brunswick, R-
Want to rent a good n
horse. Will pay by the m
Must be near Atlanta,

Cornwell, Breokhayen.

mule, wt. 7 or 800 lbs.
anywhere, gentle and _ can

| State, best cash price. Zac

son, Woodbine.

mules. State cash. price.
Bowers, Fort Valley.

Want a good saddle hors
a. child to ride. Must. n
nor bite. F. B. Be

Want Shetland pony =
for 1 good 3 gal. milch cow,
will soon freshen with 2nd
Hinton Smith, Woodland.

Exe. 3 gal. Black Jersey.
freshen 3rd calf, and 4 t
: latter

would consider trading, for t
M#H. Davis, Thomaston R



Positions Wante



Want place on farm for,
and /small wages. Well e
all kinds of farm. work. Wi

Hall, Atlanta, Clo Gen.. De

29 yr. old man, sober, h rest,
wants job on Dairy. Expe
dry hand milker.: $12.50 p
board and-laundry. C. H.
Rome, R 6, Clo D. McNaughtc

Want about 15 acre for cr
this year in Haralson or
county; also want to rent
a mule, een: Kittle, Buy
an.

16 yr. ola boy wants. home
farm, assisting with farm
Small. salary; Do L. os
Guyton.

39 yr. old man: mare
Haralson, Polk;
county preferred. Good
Can do any. kind of farm >
Augustus Floyd, Rockmart,

job on farms .N }
some exp. in general farn
flowers, etc. Cliff Connar, Mi

oe 108 Gober. St.

Want small farm. Can
self, Good land. Write a 01
W. B. Williamson, LaGr
209 Bull St.

63. yr. old, eis, energ
man wants job caretaking >
doing light farm work, Ra: ed

jon farm. C. L. Lovett, Ware

R Ls : Z
Want job on farm. -
most any kind. farm woi
ete. Raised on farm.
Taylor, Alma, Fy 4, Clo Mrs.

Rhymes.

Nice, poe white

/man, 45 yrs. old wants

home and small salary,

| 0: poultry, garden, etc. Miss

Sims, Blakely, Box 194.
Unincumbered - widow wan
job with nice people Ons

E egre ve are Mi

Be .
Farmer of 20 yrs. e

and South Ga. wants. ~ jo

acres.
R: 2. .
Want work o farm,

50-50 basis or blacksmithi.
oO. Maxwell, oe

Ty C. Bridges, ae

Want. good 1. i

.|50-50. basis. Life time exp
: farming, Have. to b

W. T. Moore, Atlanta. 225
ward Ave, S. E. aS




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i Soecial Notices

Zs CORRECTIONS



FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE ;
[ ree, dbl, Decorative dahlias,
; White, yellow, Solmon, lav-
Mixed gladiola
s, 200 doz. Postpaid. A. D.



WAN TED

ing rig. ae or without mot-
or saw, to be used in sawing
d for home use on farm.

oe value for. sain: Th Ww.

mice peene WANTED -
Want a quantity of different
inds of shrubbery. - -Qualiay,

nd price will be object.

=U. Scuder, Atlanta, P. O.





a and up. Can operate ae
rn farm machinery. Exp. _
5 hogs, | also operate Grist

ill. wie and Self only. Prefer work

{MACHINERY :
: Jacre farm,

| Janta.



see farmer, 50 yrs.
wants place as foreman or over-
seer of gen. farm. Cotton, corn,
etc. 15 or 20 plows. Life time exp.
Ref. Want board and _- salary.
James Hall, Atlanta. 490 Pull-
iam St. S. Ww.

Unincumbered young woman
willing to light farm work for
home and modest salary. Ad-
dress, Miss ee al Wood, At-
lanta. 0|0 Gen. Del.

Married man, -23 yrs. old, with

1 child, wants farm on_ halves.

Exp. truck driver. Will work for

[| wages. Good ref. Hubert Pickard

Atlanta. 29 Georgia Ave. S. E.
- Exp. dairy man wants employ-
ment. Best of ref. Reasonable
salary. L. J. Lott, Hoschton.

40 yr. old single man wants

| work on farm. $8 or $10 month,
or part of crop. Honest, willing

worker. Life exp. in farming. At
once. John Thomas, Lyla. R 1.

2 boys, 14 and 13 yrs. Of age
want place on farm, General

light field work. _Home and small

Salary. Carl Barber and Charley

| Harrison, Atlanta, 307 Crew St.
Want job on farm. Am white, |

25 yrs. of age. Work for $8 mo.
and board. Exp. all kinds _of
light farm labor. Want to get
with Christian family. Miss Cor-

{die Hill, Fairburn. 0/0 Mrs. M. B.

Davis.
White man with gif and 1
child want job on farm, poultry
or dairy. Exp. in both. Also have
exp. with electric milkers: Ref.
Come or write: W. O. Wright,
Cairo. }
Young man wants job on farm.
19 yrs. old. Lived on farm all

life. $20 month, board and laun--
dry. Charley Gowder, Marietta. Ri

4.

Single: map needs work with

dairy. Gs neral stock farm or

poultry farm. Life exp. Reason-

able wage. Good ref. Also have
had training
school. R. G. Peeples, Clarkston.

Am a pretty good blacksmith,
gocd wood worker and exp. in
poultry and eggs. Best of ref;,
as to ability and integrity. Go
anywhere, Maye offer. P. A.
anywhere, Make offer, P. A.
Blanchard, Augusta. 304 Green

Want Job on farm doing
light work.:At once. Mrs. Ed-

Grady Place, West End. phone
Raymond 9018.

Want. 2 or 3 horse fae: on
50-50 basis. Stock furnished.
Or dairy on halves. Would con-

_| sider. wages for 4 of us by day
or month. W. P. Tabor. Omega:
Want good 1 or 2 horse farm

on 50-50 basis. Go anywhere.
Sober, honest, willing worker.
Have to have some help. Would
work for wages. C. P. Craien,
Waco. R 1

Want job as miler Sxp.
both wheat and corn mill, 29
yrs. old and married. P. M El-
der, Winder 315 Stephens St

Want a good dairy near At-
4 room house, out-
Must have good barn.
milk house and some pasture.

Must meet inspection ~ require-
ments. Write fully. D. L, Duffey,

Stlemte 243 Pine St.
Fe arm Help Wanted

Want 1 man with tools ond wa-
gon to work a 7 acre farm on
shares, Raise chickens and pigs
on halves. Plenty extra work





|elose by. Do not phone, Write

to: H.. 0. Hart,. Supt.
Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. :
Want good worker, white or

Connally

colored, for 1 or 2 farms with

Turpentine, on 50-50 basis. G.
F. Sutton, Lyons.

Want single, 35-40 yrs. old
man to farm Honest, willing to

ere Py $6 to $8 per mo.

in Agricultura].

656

| honest, reliable, etc.

IR 6.

tools, able. to furnish. self,
|tivate 50 or 60 acres, just oe
Roosevelt Highway. Some
branch bottoms, plenty running
water, 3 room house, wood, At
once, Mrs. M. F. Beker, College
Park. ;

Want good colored man and
wife to live on farm by the day.
Must be honest, reliable and
know farming. Mrs. Mary lL.
Kimbell, McDonough. R 3.

Want a woman to live on
farm and help with light farm
work, for board and small sal-
ary. Mrs: M. AL Hall; Danville.
R oe x

Want man, 20 -45 yrs. to hale
farm for small wage and board,
or part crop. Write for particu-
iars, Laurie James, pone

1 Reeds.

Want good, nice, sober white
man, 25 to 45 yrs. of age to
work farm. $8 mo., board. ,and
laundry, or $60 until Xmas. or
nice, clean widow with son, to
do farm work. Must have ref.
AV hi: Wilson, Tors. Rock. R-
=
- Want Soeiis ae man with.
wife, without children, as lead-
ing farm hand, $13 to $15 mo.
with garden and potato patch.
Good house, on highway, close
town. J. Isom Davis, Nashville.
Want party to tan or dress
deer skins, also want pair. rear
wheels for Army wagon. HE, Mor-
gan, Clyo. af
Want good, young man 16 to
40 yrs. of age to work: crop on
halves, or salary of $5 mo. board

ston. RFD. =

Want 1 good farth hand to
plow for me, Must be depend-.
able, good character. No drunk-
ard nor cussing allowed. $8 mo.
,board and washing. At once, E.
PM. Atkins, Silver Creek. R 1.

Want single, white man, not
under 16 yrs. of age, to live in
home , for board, laundry, and

{some salary, to farm. No tobac-

co nor whiskey user need apply.
Must be honest. Marion No-
land, Rambhurst.

Want man to do general farm
work. Will give 500 lb. bale of
cotton, board and laundry .and
$1 per month for 6 mos. A. L:
Williamson, Moultrie. R 3.

Want intelligent young or
middlaged. couple to live in
home and help farm. Must be
Have mod-
ern conveniences in home. J. C.
Taylor, Ball Ground.

Want colored man and wife
to tive on farm near Atlanta.
Man to do general farm work;
Wife for extra work. Good 3
room house and wood furnished
and $5 week year around, H. D.
Harris, Atlanta. - and 1-2
Broad St. N. W.

Aged couple on an wants
middle aged, respectable, re-
liable woman to live with them
and milk cow, and other light
farm work. $5 mo. and board.
/Feference required, Mrs. J. J.
Mann, Tallapoosa. R 3.

Want at once a middle aged
woman, unincumbered to as-

be of good character. Live as
one of family and small salary.
Mrs. J. A. CARR Commerce.

ah

- Want white girl or young WwO--
man, 18 to 35 yrs. to live .in
home with wife and self and as-
sist with light farm work. $6
month. W. D. Pursly Waleska. ~

Want farmer exp. in tobacco,
cotton and corn, to live in home
rand plant the above, for what-
ever eo much of the land makes.
Prefer single man, 20-30 yrs. old,
Honest, sober, etc. Mrs. J. D.
Mullis, Alma. R 2. Box 96.

Want woman, 35 to 40 yrs. old
to liye as one of family on
aot and ee with light farm



and laundry. W. W. Tyner, Roy- ;

Manley, Omega 2s

crop,



: Want white bo

et OF age to help farm. live as one
of family. No drinker nor smok- |

er, Will give patch, some school-
ing. Orphan preferred. Good
home for right boy. C. F. Wall-
18; Cataula.

~ Want 1 farm hand, white or
colored, at once. Must be de-
pendable, willing worker and
have some exp. in general farm-
ing. Pay wages or give 1 bale of
cotton in fall, David L. Mc-

Glaun, Cusseta. R 2. .

Want Christian woman to

live in home and help with farm |

work: raise chickens for half
of what is raised. Write. Lewis
R. Anderson. Jesup. R 2.

Want good farmer for farm
of 65 acres in Cobb county, 17
miles Atlanta. Must have own
stock, tools, etc. Good water,
school and church. Consider
furnishing right party with

mule. Jas O. Harris, Atlanta.

935 Peachtree St... |
Want party to take 1 horse
farm on 50-50 basis..
man preferred. G. J: Morris,
Madison. R 1.
Want clean and healthy
family to look after small dai-
|Ty and grow feed stuff-on 50-
50 basis: State size of family
and ages. Also want 1 horse

-cropper on 50- 50 ~basis. Good

location. and good land. M. rT.
Knudsen, Cochran.
Want middleaged woman to

help with farm work. Milk cow,

etc. for board and small salary.

Mrs. R. Garner, Lithia Springs.
Want middjeaged white wo- |:

man.to live In\home and help

with farm work Little pay. Mrs.

W. L. Windham, Ft. Valley.
Want good; quiet man or boy

to work on farm for board and

laundry and small wage. Write
salary wanted. Loyt Vaughan,
Cummings, R- 1.
~ Want good, reliable colored
blacksmith. Must be extra good
mule shoer, able to-do all wood
work. Shop fully equipped.
Must be sober and honest.
Write. J. D. Ferrell; Sylvester.
Boxcoi :

Want man and wife to work

on small farm. Must. be honest

and without bad habits. Or will
will take unincumbereqd man.
W. H. Lawrence, Macon, Ro ae
Box 169.

Want reliable, healthy, coun- |:

ery raised girl to live on farm
and help with work. Small sal-
ary. Mrs.
dosta. R 5 Box 164

Want nice boy, not under
14 yrs to live on place and help

farm. Will give 5 acres of cot-.

ton, board and laundry. J. W.

Want at once
white woman to assist

middleaged
with

light farm work. Must be un-

incumbered and all right in
every way. Small salary. Mrs.
J. A Carlan, Commerce R 6
Want man to work on farm.
Prefer having been So. Ga.
raised. Drunkard need not ap-

Dly. $8 mo. Must know how to

sist with light farm work. Must |!#%. A. M Groover, Ludowici

Want middle aged white wo-
man to live in home and do gar-
den, poultry work, etc., on farm;
also want good farmer for 66%
acre farm, 4 rom house, out-
bldgs.,

lanta, 153 Nassau St.

FARM PARTNER WANTED
Want a partner with some
money to develop scientific farm
live stock, sea food, etc.
Experimentation for good prof-
it and pleasure. B. O. Fussell,
Brunswick.
- Want partner to milk cows
and then sell the milk. Have
cows and pasture. Exc. good cow
for good mule, also exc. milch



Single

J. T. Stalvey, Val. |.

etc. 1 horse farm open.
for cultivation: Mrs. Hinds, At-



White Bermuda o:
$1 M; tomato, Sie
toes, $1 45; Flov vine
nuts, $1 bu; heavy
ton seed, $1 bu. E
WwW. W. Williams, Qu:

Rhubarb plants, 50 do:
$1.15; 1933 Broad Lea
seed, 50c cypful; 15
green pod okra-see
Money order. Mrs. Th
Curley, Hartwell. _

use famous

vines, 40c doz. L.

Winston. ;
Mammoth sage pla

rooted, 10 ea. 75c pe:

paid. Mrs. Riley Ross,

doz; hazienut bushe

$1 doz. blue Damson

Goose plums, White Eng

15 ea. Mrs. Cleo Lon; 3.

Sack 1
Red, imp. raspb

Himalaya berry plan

ed, $1 C. Barly May pe

salad peas, 2 cups fo

-pestage. Miss. Claudi

Ellijay. R 3. Box 49,
Mastodon

20 C. 500, $1. Mrs, W

Cleveland. R 4.

for peas or ane
Terrell, Greenville. R
McDonald blackbert
dewberry, Kudzu, $
$2.75; white scupper
trial. Brown Turkey
Fig... 12. for: $b -2ey
Strawberry, 300, $1
Toole, Macon. R 2
See tige straw
ce C. 50,- $i;

5 M. Napier grass roots.
did for forage or saila
cut twice_a year, enor
duction, Address: F._
taker, Macon. 201 Pierce

Millions of: Ga. Headin
bage plants, 50 M. del.

Chas W. savieos plan
dei Gole Youmans, Sav

Crystal Wax ran
plants, 75 M. del. 50c
del. Now ready. S.1
Baxley. R 4. Box 128.

White Bermuda onior
$1 M Cabbage, 75c M. Mf:
tie A. Bruce, Valdosta.

Lady T., Progressive ey:
ing strawberry plants, ;
Condons. Mastodon everk
50c . Jungs Gibson, 50
for 50c; black. rasphe ie

doz, Mrs. Saray Gna

Oneea. Roll ee
Blye Berry See a
10-2: tt. 10 ea. 2 to %
ea. FOB here. Exc.
hens or Jersey cows. F
shaw, Boston. - : :
April everbearing str
plants, $1 M.. Himalaya
berry, 24, 30c; Goose

New, patented _ Acme.
less Young dewberry,
common young. dewbe
doz. Strawberries, .Sou

60c C. Postpaid. He AL Nea.
land...

Extra heavily rooted
dewhberry plants. Will U
10 yrs., 1 setting. 50e doz
Ref. Peoples Bank here
oe Ray a



Lissio ed. Riondike and
kemore strawberry plants,
w. beds, $1. 50 M. James

spberry plants, Latham and
uthbert (red), large stock;
Delicious blackberry and

a dewhberry,. 50c doz; $1.-

pe 80; $2.80 C3500, $8; $11.85
so Black Caps, 75 doz.

C. E. J. Hart, College Park.

wherry plants, Aroma, 35c | |

ompson, Mastodon, $2.50. M

age, 30c lb; yellow root, 25 t

lum trees, 10c; dried apples,
R. B. Etris, Dahlonega. R

ot hurt by freeze: Gold-
e, Copenhagen, W.ake-

at ee a 500,18

ag. 8 Exe. sundried apples ee
= cen E. J. and Chas.

= Tr. May everhentine

plants, $1.50 M, Iexe.

for Early Jersey cabbage
or - white feed. sacks; 10
ce, seed apples, $1. Add

Lady and Mastodon,
Add Postage; sundried
c. for ae sacks.

onega. R Te Box B80 2a

hompson and Con-
yerbearing strawberry
2oc C. May cherry, old
eet apple and Eng.
Ay le, Goose plums, 10
id postage. Rev. Wm.
r, Dahlonega. R 1.
ttuce plants, 25 C; Cori-
; C: Collard, 35c, 300;
ard seed, 40c lb; coriander,
5c. Del. Cash with order.
Harrison, Dublin
ly Thompson strawberry
s, 10c per 7 oe ae





bhage plants, or any-
se. Ea. pay ee

,, MurrayVille, Ra
cup of white velvet okra.
cups Stone a oe





eed, hand cleaned. Ie.
apples or anything can

B. F. Aycock, Coffee.
Y n seed, Coles Early,
ic; 1- 2 Ib. 55; $1 Ib. del.

ED. Taylor, Colquitt. R 1.

ne selected pop corn, 2 - 4
alk; yields well, Pops
nd tender, Sflelled, 15 1b.

1c, Mailed. Mark Wood-

Flowery Branch: R 1.

ight speckled rynning butter-
5 mixed with white, little
aoe and ered bunch,

- Mrs. ae 20e Paull,
: 10
Say. peas, 10c Ih. D. L.
riffin. Recs =

mis a tender cornfield

0. ia oe lint
pay all OES

|fior white sacks:

Asniand. R: 1.

Ground, Bi;

Chas

dOz}-
seed, ee 3 doz. 10; an oe or="





The Baby Chick Code was signed i President Roosevelt on.

December 27th, and became effective five days later. |

All commercial hatcheries nal prcndes hatcheries come und-
er the code provisions excepting hatcheries selling 500 chicks or
less in any one year, hatched from eggs produced on their own

farms. All hatcheries purchasing hatching eggs or doing custom

_ hatching come under this code. Everyone under the code will have _
to pay 15c per thousand incubator capacity, or a minimum fee of _
$2.00, for administration Earporee Also all dealers must pay a

fee a $2. 00 per year.

ae

Ithas been provided that anyone vidlating any of the provis-
ions of this code is subject to a fine of $500.00, and $500.00 per

prisonment. So

eee

day for every day the violation continues, and six months im-

ca

S

The Code is fod volusiaeue to attempt to give you vealed
information here, as it covers everything with reference to baby
chick industry. However, we suggest that you write and get full

information and the Forms for making application for a compli-

oe ieee at. once to:

Mr, J. A. Heniek Reon No. 400,
615 Pershing Road, Kansas City, Missouri.





Seed F or Sale :

Seed For Sale

Seed For et a



10 Ibs. Cuban Queen melon
seed, $1.25 lb. postpaid. Cash:
vith order. W, W. Massey, EAS,
Pe :

75 lbs. improved Watson melon |

esed, selected, Seed <originally
from Colorado. 75c lb. del. J. C.

Bivins, Haddock.

30 lbs. Stohe Mtn. melon seed,
50 1b.H. S. Valentine, Gordon.
Rs.

Stone Mtn. cle seed, shade
cured, 45c lb. No stamps. Mrs.
Joe Smith, Cordele. R 4.

Good okra. seed, 20c Ib. Exe.
1 lb. for 3-sacks.
Also exc. for dried fruit. Ea. pay
postage. Mrs. Gresham Cash,

Red multiplying onion buttons,

-60e gal. or $3 bu. Exc. for: good

cotton seed sacks or anything
an use Gs J; Brown, Ball

Calif,, sulinias beer
10 start postpaid; few Ibs. nice,
tencer cornfield bean seed, 25e
Ib. not postpaid. Mrs. Sallie.

| Floyd, Rockmart. R 2.

Gxkra seed, 20c cupful, yellow
meas watermelon seed, 2 doz.
10c; tobacco seed, 25c oz., dipper

LOyr "d seed, 2 doz 15 Miss Cecil

MecCurley, Hartwell. R 2.

Perkins Mammoth long green
-ra seed, 20c lb.

ckra seed, pure, recleaned, ship-
ped collect. in dbl. bags, 25 lbs.
$2.26; 50 Ibs. $4. J: _E. Wall, =
Joh:

Okra and white es te
seed, 10c cupful;

Dill: seed, 5c
thls. Add postage: Want 200
W. or Flat Dutch cabbage
and 100 Bermuda onion plants,
well rooted. Mrs. Go..W. Wiley,
Ashland R 1.

Rockyford and Nutmeg can-
taloupe seed, 10c. cupful; 3 cups,
25c; long green okra seed, 10c
.| cupful; 5 cups 40c. Add postage.
Mrs, Henry Frey, Dallas. R 3.

Deer Tongue tobacco seed, 10c |
this AMirs; 2-5. eens Fayette-

Ville. RFD 3. i
Dill seed,~10c packet, del. Exc.

Geo, W. Jackson, Fayetteville, R-

Dex. e3
Seed from 11 gal. gourds, 15c
American Wonder melon

/.dd postage. No chks_ Mrs, Es-

81 bu. FOB. pure, sound, clean
Crowder peas, 10 Ibs. $1, del. or

seed,
}xe. for pure O-too-tan beans.

> prices on large lots. FOB. J. Gy

Ta, squash, 10

| mint, catnip, 10c doz. Mrs. E? Ss.
| 85.

2c postage;



cers del. and 1 doz-
Pean -Seed: free: T.
Lranklin, R, DB:

Pure Cuban Queen melon seed;

2 561b.D. L. McLaugh lin, Hele-
-

Okra seed, 6c lb. for 10 fos or
mere, FOB, George E. coe ey
izensington.

50 lbs. clean Hales Best aoe
up seed, ist. yr. 40 Ib: Money

der with order. Jas. R. Brady,
C ordele. RB.

About 10 bu. fine Ribbon Cane

ced. for syrup or sowing, $10 for

lot, $1.50 bu. in bu. lots. All FOB.
Comer Meeks, Alto. R 2:

guinea gourd
M. Shelnutt,

Colored bunch lima beans, ak

oe corn seed, 10c cup; extra
bright sundried apples, 10c Jb.

tell Duvall, Ellijay. :
20 bu. Honey Drip cane seed,

W.-H. Sanders, Rockmart: R 3.
White, burly tobacco seed, Ist
yr..from Orig. 10c per thls. FOB.
Adso. Bull Face, same pee E. Be
Brasy, Clermont. ;
Egyptian ween res Ib. Special

Davis, Ochlochee. 3
- 30 lbs. Perkins long: gresn ok-
Add postage.
Spencer Grover, Waycross. R 2.
BOX D2, 3s
- About 300 Ibs. peas, 2: and 1-2c
lb; 300 lbs. fine syrup cane seed,
2 1b; pop corn, shelled, 5c Ih.
Exc. for Bermuda onion plants;
or Half-Runner garden. bean
seed. E. J. wonton, Cornelia.
Stars Rt:

Pepper vine seed, 10 tIbs., aie |
-cupful; white
purple hull peas, 35 gal. Pepper-

Halloway, Dahlonega. Rl. Box

75 Ibs. long green nen. seed, 15
lb. FOB. W. H. Peele, Lenox.
Burr clover seed, hand cleaned
and dbl. screened. 50 Ib. bag, $3.
Pearl Aderhold, Lavonia. ae
Limited amount yellow meat
watermelon seed, 3 this. 10e and
10 spoons-full, 25c
pasted Mss 'B. M Miller, Al-



apaha. R 1.

Cane seed, Beat the Bee or
Texas Ribbon, 50c gal, postpaid
to 8rd zone, Makes 125 gal. per |<

acre. No chks, S: Ww. Dills, Tun- |

nel iio Reo:

Extra sel aes hand aeck Gare
Stone Mtn, melon seed, 50c Ib.
plus postage. J. H..Farmer, Mil-
ledgeville. 407 No Wayne St.

White nest onion sets,20 gal;

Early Alaska Eing. peas, early

long green okra, choice, fancy |

melons, early scarlet button rad- |
ish. 5 per liberal pkt. Add post-
age. Would exc. Mrs. N. B Dan-

| iel, Menlo.

Baby lima butter- bean seed,
good and sound, 10c: Ib. Add
postage. No stamps. A. J. Rob-
erson, Omega. R 1. .
_Lespedeza, .Sericea seed.
Less. than 25 lbs. 25 Ib; 25 Ibs.
or more, 20c lb. Prepaid. Jee.
Richards, Atlanta, R 4, -High-
tower Road. :

Pure Tom Watson melon seed,
30c Ib. del. W.. B. Chiton, Oliver,
R23. i ~

A Pure Tom Watson ane seed,
|50c Ib. Selected from 50 lb. mel-

ons. Postpaid. O- L. Ellis, ae
trie. R 4.

Few World Famous gourd
(grow to 7 - 9 gal cap.) seed, 25c"
doz. also mixed Bantam cockerel
50c. Mrs. I? F. Baden pia
tons

Good. seed rice, 200 at:; 35 gal.

plus postage. Isaac B. Wilson,
Garfield.
2 and 1-2 Ib. pure Stone Mtn.,
melon seed, carefully selected, |
guar. pure, $1.25 for lot, prepaid
_| by parcel. post. L. ase Belflower,
Empir.e R, 1. Box 57.

Hales Best cantaloup seed, 60
Ib. 50 lb. lots, 40 lb; Pure, guar.
to be the best; Eeg-plant seed,
$2.50. O. F. Baker, Sycamore. R 1

Watson melon seed, saved. by |

hand from selected melons. 50c
lb. del. Exc. for hay peas, A. F
Rogers, Faceville

Dill and gourd seed, 10c pkg.
2 pkes., 15; Martin gourds
priced aeecrsing to: sizes not
peppep, suitable for sausage, 50 |
Ib. Se ed. and pepper. prepaid. Mrs.

POR, anor Thomasboro- 2

: Cash ue order, Mr :
a racott, Gainesville R 1

Okra seed, 10 Ib. plu
pure bred Donaldson |
ea. 1 fine cockerel,

4 | Haynes, Buford.

_ Cuban Queen wateri

| hand selected, $1 Ib
| Means, Elko.

7 Ibs pure hand dee
Mtn., melon seed, ist
Hastines. 10e oz. 75c I

i Brooks, Winder R 4

| 15 teaspoonful, 2 for |
Bh pop corn, 15e Ib.2 1
[| postage. Mrs. V B Tyree, C

ton R 2. ee

_ New: crop secds, Marglo
mato and Prizetaker onion
Ib; Chas. E. and E. Flat
cabbage, 90c A: Postpe id
McRee, Meigs.

Clements American 3
meion seed, 1st. yr. pure, $2
$1.25 per 1-2 Ib: Rockyf
oly seed, 50c Ib. Beat th
cane seed, 50c. gal. ae
Smith, Byford R 1.. :

- Stone Mtn. ee secd $1

VE 15e okt}: Eden. Gem pin

cantaloup, seed, *15 - pkt.,

2 white velvet okra, 20

tin gourd,, 15c pkt. Mr
i Jones, Fayetteville. R
- Golden Leaf eee

H | encugh for 200 yds.

and yellow Dent corn, a

A | 65c pk. Money crder. Claud
ae ter,

Surrency,
rency).

White Burly and Bu Fr
bacco seed; 12c thls. d
Brady, Clermont. Ri
~ White =runnine butter-
Poor ee 15 1b; 8008

(6 mils

Tomato. seed fe
frost- resisting plants
seed; also plants, 256
Musselman, Trenton. ee





cane seed, Qyote best pr
-E. L. Summeronr, Moultr.
Want 3 or: 400 stalks, ~
cane for planting, Green rar
preferred. R. L.> Byrd, tla
823 Pulliam St. :

Want 300 stalks Gre
seed, sound and at re SO
price Near Griffin or:
Also- want old time Bune)
potato seed. Mrs. Aw i.
Grit RO

Want: 2 bu Nancy Hall o!

| torican. seed potatoes. Sta

price. Also seed | Irish
Cobblers preferred. R
Speights, Lithia Sprin;
Want 20 lb. each im
bush limas, colored putte:
Giant stringless beans
Marglobe tomato see
ee Pink. oe nd

ote

sced, and ee aie
fo cae Seer

Write Louise Bunt, :
Bye ere

Want. 8, to 10 Ibs. pure \
Watson. melon: seed, not o
yr. from. Orig. State bes
ee J. C. Richter, oe





ions to. aig or onion p
| Bermudas pitenes L




Mary Collins, Cordele, R.4.

ice lint cotton, 10c 1b; green

01 velvet okra seed, 20c Ib. Exc.

either for onion buttons, white

sacks or anything can use.

s. C: W. Fricks, Talking Rock.

5 or 20 bu. black walnuts, dry,

1933 crop, 1c. Ib. or 2 Ib. hulled.

pk. Ky. Wonder polebean seed,

ic lb. Add postage. J. B. Lang-

ord, . Sr., Maysville.

Nice walnuts, 1c lb. in. the

ull, also 180 lbs. hulled, 2c Ib.
Mrs. J. E. Yawn, Rhine,-R 1.

orse-radish, wild almond

garlic bulbs, tansy, 6 for

25; peppermint and catnip, 12

bunches for 30c. Phyllis Fergu-
yn, Murrayville, R 1.

Martin gourds, 6 in. in dia.

12%e ea. oe

: walnuts, 8 to 12, in.

"be doz. 50, $2,25;-$4 C;

ed Valentine and Stringless

en pod beans, fine seed, 25c

tr. The cal. Postpaid. Mrs. a M.
dd, Sarah.

Ga. Red Ribbon Seed Cane, $1 |

. Av. length 3 ft., del. at Ches-
Batdse Le: Tarpley, Chester.
1933 crop Black walnuts, hull-
2c 1b. Miss Mable Stone, he
anville, - R 4,
- 15 Ibs. nearly. new geese feat:
ers, 50c Ib. or exc. for farm pro-
ducts that I-can jase, such as B.
Leghorn chickens ete. Mrs. Myr-
tle Donaldson, Summit, R 2.
Alaska earliest |} Eng. peas,
Kudzu planis, 4
10. doz.

-teacuptul;
-10c; spearmint,
ehound, catnip,
ants, reoted, 5c ea. not. pre-
paid, Mrs. R. I. Williams, Cum

Black walnut Meats; sifted,
ean, dry in large pieces, 35610;
= Under 10 lbs. at 37ec Ih.
fell Howington, Commerce, R 2.
reer sugar cane,
ks, also the red, 2c per stalk.

T. O. McMullen, Macon, R 1.
25 Ibs. used goose feathers,
ith few chicken feathers in

Black walnut Kernels, clear,
, sifted in large pieces, 35c Ib.
el. Mrs. Lauren Noble, Trenton.
Black walnut Meats, fresh and
clan, well sifted in large pieces,
30c lm posipaid. L. F. Collins,
yton, tek
ood 2 horse wagon ee hay
frame etc., $42. W. E. oe
Locust Grove.
2 horse wagon in good running
rder, $40. 1 bay mare mule,

bout. il or 12 yrs. old, gentle,

good worker, $85: 5 bu. Calif.
ck-eye peas, treated, $3 bu.

Fos. Aw J. Menbenen: Carters-

ae 1S. 250:
_Tiney_ Phillips,

; -26c
Extra. fine, dried apples, 7c
_Ad postage. Maude Roper,
sonville, Ri.

and. also Ribbon

( fs hull sack | for every 50
for protection. Jas. A.
launcey, Screven.

package Deer tongue for.
.30:

woring smoking tobacco.
ee eres. G. F. _ Sutton,

coriander | FE. M. Coleman, | Cuthbert,

good long |

Kernels in any quantity,

ming. R 4.



| planting, Ie per pl
ees. 3c per lb. for small or-

ders for pickling, FOB. J. M.
Green, Hampton. R 2.

Black walnuts, large. size,

hulled, dry and clean, $1 per
Mrs: J.

bu. Prompt shipment,
M. Marshall, Talbottom. R-2
Box 34

2 pu. black walnuts, hulled,
75c bu; 4 bu. not hulled, e25C
bu. Add shipping .chgs. Harris
Watson, Lawrenceville. R 2.

Yellow root, sweet gum, wild
cherry. 10.]b:;
Ib. ratsbane, 20c lb! Mrs. Joe
Elam, Cleveland. R 1. ;

1938 crop. black walnut
MEATS, sifted, large pieces,
35c lb. not postpaid. Money or-
ders only. Mrs. W. LL. Cheek,
Rhine. Beds.

Feathers, good cond, used
some, at reasonagle price. Mrs.
G. W. Vaughn, Williamson.

Catnip and garlic bulbs, 6
for 25c; white velvet okra seed,
10c cupful. Mrs. Martha White,
Dahlonega. R 1.



Miscellaneous, Wanted



" Good value to goat owners to

exch. for poultry and other farm

products can use. Write or see:
Mrs. T.A. Mills, Atlanta, 1686
DeKalb Ave., N. E.

Exe: $100. value for a 2 horse

wagon; also. Cokers: Cleveland 5

strain 2 cotton seed, pure, sound,
clean, direct from Coker, for

sale. D. Stancil, Covington.

Want to buy a 2 horse wagon.
538
Court St. J

Exe. strawberry plants, 500 for
10 white, feed sacks, 100 lb. cap;
i00 garlic plants for 10 sacks;
10 Black Haw sprouts for any-
thing can: use. D. W. s souecaar ee
Buchanan, R 2:

Want meat, lard and corn.
Exe. well filled Stewart pecans
at 15 Ib. Write first;
sundried peaches, worm - free,
$1.50 del. Exc. for anything can
use. Mrs. A. H.. Price, Locust
Grove. ; <

Want to puy black. walnut
pecans in shell or pecan Meats.
Claude Eubank, Smyrna.

Exc. 1 peck of white multiply-
ing shallots for 16 white 100 lb.
cap. sacks, good and clean. Exc.
8 lbs. beeswax for 24 sacks, Ha.
pay postage. Ida me Cum-

Want 20 Ibs, new geese feath-
ers. Send sample and best price
in letter. W. E. McCart, Lee
ville, R 4.

Want. 15 Ibs. good lint ectiph!
Send best. price in first letter.
Mrs. F. J. Lowman, Quill,

Want white feed sacks.

pay postage. Mrs. H. F. Reece,
Talking Rock, R 2..

Want 1-2 lb. nerver = root.
State best price del. J. C. reek,
Demorest. R 1.

Exe. nice, young milch
with heifer calf for a good 1
horse or would consider a 2
horse wagon. A. B. King, Vidalia,

eR,

Want Sat- Suma orange trees,

also Orunguat trees. L. S. Mar-.

lin, Sylvester. R 1..
Want shelled black walnuts,
oe pecans, shelled or in hulls.

Quote price and quantity and.

quality. Mrs. Relly Reinsteen,
727 East 39th St. (Name
town not given in notice |
Bulletin.)

. to

_Exc. value for. atin see iy
pecan and pear trees, 2 of ea-

also Speckled guineas. Write

-|what you have. Mrs. Ada Po-
| well, Rising Fawn. Re3-

Want 1 M..to 2 M. stalks of

|P. O. J. cane, cheap for cash;
| also. Pure e Ringneck : pheasants
. | ter-beans, |

sassafras, 25

eco, dark. red

| tobacco. Mrs.

12 Ibs.

also |

Exc.

G | garden, seed and other value. Ea.
25; 6 for 50c; dried yellow |

Add postage.
ees

cow

OF

| goose or duck feathers. Will exc.

value. Ka, pay postage. Mamie
Pritchett, Carrollton, R 6.

_ Tebacco For Sale
Good, flue cured tobacco, 10

Ibs. $1, Exe..10 lbs. for 1 1b.. Mar-
globe tomato seed, or 2 Ibs.





Stone Mtn. melon sed. E. Ww.

Sellers, Alma, R 3.

Tobacco, 10 Ib. fe sound,
sweet, $1; Amber: seed corn, nup-
bed and_shelied, 45e peck; $2 -bu.
FOB. Money order. Mrs. Alec
Campbell, Surrency. \

Good, aged, flue cured tobac-
leaf, chewing, 10
Ibs: $1; Smoking, 12 lbs. $1. Post-
paid 8rd zone. Sat. guar, M. J.
Eason, Rockingham:

Tobacco Wanted

Exe. some nice dried apples
for chewing tobacco: lb. for Ib.
Ha. pay postage..Send sample of.
Dave Ash, Dah-





lonega, R 4.
Want home-made tobacco.

Send price and sample. Tr A.

Johnson, Canton, R 2.



Georgia Products
For Sale

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE

Yellow Crowder peas, slightly
mixed, $2 bu; 20 bu; also-Chas.
W., E. Jersey, Flat Dutch cab-
bage plants, 500, 50c; 75c M. 5 M.
$3. Bermuda onions, 80c M. C.
M. Sims, Pembroke.

White bunch and. running
butter-bean, 10 Ib. or exc. for
died fruit, seed .and plants: Le
I. Red hatching eggs, 60c setting.
Mrs. J. B. Harris, Cordele, R B:

25 or 30 bu. O-too-tan beans,
$3.50 bu. if you come and get
them; $3: 79 shipped. W. -P.
Couch, Luthersville.
_ 4 bu. sound, pure, No.
cream crowders, $3 bu. FOB; $1
peck del; Honey Drip cane seed
and Hastings Prolific, 65 gal.
del. R. C. Moore, Rockmart, R. 3.

Stringless Velvet. -beans, $2
bu. A. T. Danner, Glennville.

Large white running butter-
beans, 10c cupful. Add postage.
Mrs. C. G. Crowe, Royston, R 1.

White or colored bunch butter
beans, 10c lb. del. 3 bu. Unknown



peas, $2.25 bu; 10 bu. New Eras, |
$2 bu; O-too-tan beans, $4 bu.

FOB. O. J. Edwards, Dacula,
White | Willow Leaf butter-
beans, 20c Ib. White bunch but-
ter-beans, 10 lb. Add postage.
Mrs, Pearl McDonald, Stapleton.
Lady peas and all kinds sugar
crowders, 10c 1b. del. Larger lots
cheaper; Klondike strawberry

Exp. Collect.
nesville. .
_ 20 bu. Velvets, $1, 25 buj. 15 bu.
Brabham peas, $2 bu; 10. bu.
white, brown-eyed peas, Syoealee
J. L, Nelson, Oglethorpe, R 2;
Box 83. ; :

100 bu. Velvet beans, $1.35 bu.
FOB. John J. Lovett, Sanders-
valle. = /

Ovie Crowe, _ Gai-

12%c lb. postpaid where they.
take 2 or more lbs. Exc. for pea-
huts-at 3c lb. A. S. Phillips, Col-
lins, R 1.

Brown-eyed, white. peas, pure
and sound, 75c: peck, $2.75 bu.
not prepaid. G. C. Burson, Car-
-rollton, R, 2.

Hastings white bunch butter-
beans, 10c lb. dried apples, free
of, everything except a few chi-
na berries, 10c: lb. Add postage.
Want 20 white feed sacks. Mrs.
Clyde Morris, Whitesburg, R.A,

100 bu. sound,
beans 1933. crop, $1.25 .bu. FOB.
WB: Powell, Wadley. .

White running and bunch but-



butter- Dep s. 10c Ab. De in 10

| peas, 8c lb.

1 seed {

lper 3 tbls.

90-day velvet

also Speckled punch |





Ib. lots, E. E. Beasley, Avera, R
2 4 x . o E

200 bu. Early Speckled runnin
velvets, practically 100 per ce f
sound, $1.25 bu. FOB. D. W.
Knight, Dexter.

White Half Runners, 256, per
teacupful; white McCaslin poie
beans, 30c cup; purple hull peas,
$1.25: peck, .P. P.. Bessie / Pirkle,
Cumming, R 1. .

250 bu. 90-day velvets, good,
sound, picked early. 2 bu. or over
$1.10 bu, FOB. C. J. Lord, Ten-
nilie, R A.

About 100 bu. 90-day Velvets,
$1.0u. FOB. Und. Roberts, Et,

Gaines.

1600 bu. .90- day Velvets,
per- cent germination, in new
sacks;. 50 bu. Colers Clevewilt
cotton seed, 2nd yr., 1 in. staple.
Cc. I, Mills, Carnegie, -

Hastings bunch lima ae

seed, perfect seed: 10c Ib: plus, sad

postage. Can supply 100 Ibs. or-
ders: M. E. Roberts, Sumner. -

Florida Runners or Acre peas,
16e lb. J.. H. Dollar, Bainbridge,
R 3,5 Box. 131.

3: <difs vari- in a te tender
cornfield bean. Early, Mid-sea-
son. and Late. 35c qt. postpaid.
Mrs. S, A. Anderson, Fairmount,
Eee : / 3

90-day running velvets, guar.
1933. crop and sound, -$1.35 bu.
Cayana seed cane, av. 6 ft. and
better, $1.40 per hundred, FOB.

J.-F .Thompson, Eastman, R 1.



- BUTTER FOR SALE

Firm Jersey buter, 20c lb. Cow
T. B. tested. Add postage. Cash
with order;. also 5 dbs. dried
peaches, 400. Mrs. J. W. Loggins,
Gainesville, R 5.

6 to 8 Ibs. nice table butter
each week, 25c lb:.del. also Rice
de Exc. for- Bermu-
da onion and cabbage plants;
dried apples and peaches, 10c
lbs irs. Gre aoe Talking
Rock, ay 2.

4 to 6 ibs. Buttes ea. week at
25 1b. Sat: guar.
Whitesburg, R 1.

CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE

Big ear yellow flint seed corn,
not mixed with. white corn, 70c} 7
peck, $2: bu; Hastings Hickory
King seed corn, $1.50 bu, All
nubbed and hand shelled. FOB.
Garwin Davis, Ellijay, R 3.

200 bu. ear corn; $1 bu. at my
crib. 50 bu. sweet. potatoes, 1c lb.
at. the Hils...H.C. Philmon,



Marshaliville.

500 bu. Whatleys Prolific,
field selected, 2 - 7 ears to stalk,
carefully picked, nubbed and
shelled, 75 pk..1- -2;bu. $125y $2:
Bue Wesco. Belon Griffin, Box

436 he
plants, $1.50: M.5 M, up, $1.15 M.|

Seed corn, "Be pk. $2 bu. Yels
low and white Dent. Hand nub-
bed and shelled;. also tobacco
Seed, Bright Georgia Leaf, 25c
Mrs. Willie _ Spivey,
Surrency <=

Hickory ~King little cob seed
corh, nubbed and hand | shelled,
75 pk. $3 bu. FOB. Cash. or

money order. C. G. Gunter, eae,
lard,
Some nice sound goober peas,

Pure Hastings Prolific
$2 bu;

corn,
several Speckled guinea

|roosters, 50c ea. or exch. A. J.

Bailey, Hartwell, aie d=

Pure Hastings prolific seed
corn; Ist yr. $2.75 bu..G. O: Pip-
pin, Culloden.

Truckers Favorite. seed corn,
o0c gal.-Exc. for 12 white feed
sacks, 100 lb. size; 1 qt. lemon
col, pare een seed xc,-for 8
sacks..> Mrs, Bi. Ts APOE.
oan Le

Browns improved big white
flint, heaviest and most weevil-
resisting, red cob, $1 peck, $3: bu.
J.-W. Brown, Helenas

Little cob. seed corn, selected,

-nubbed. and shelled, -$1 pk. del.
in Ga..$3 bu. 2 bu. $5.50, FOB. J.

D. Taylor, Vienna.

f also

100

Mrs. V.. Carter, :



- Woods pro.
improved

seed, 75c : bu.

| Brooks.

Sieg

Gainesville, R 7. 2

Old time yellow
per peck, del. in G
ilton, Vidalia. 2

Selected Neals Paymas'
low Dent, Hickory i
corn, $1.25 bu. FOB. *
Hilijay.

Pure Cuban yellow 1]
corn, $3 bu. $1 peck, FO!
F. Clements, Pitts, R 2

we pop corn,
okra seed, 25 pint, no
paid, Jonn K ee Ce
Re, s :

COTTON SEED "FOR
Selected Christoph i
and Cokers No.
ly ginned, 60c bu. FO!
ings seed corn, nubbe
hand shelled, $2: bu.
mons, Douglasville.
Ruckers No. 11 cot on
sale. C. R. Westbrook,
R 1.
. Rucker cotton see i
Ips. E.. B. Shaw, Calhe
Half and Half cotton
yr. $3.25 per 100 lbs. or
peanuts or hay. Ss.
Dexter,-R.2.. :
Pure College No. 1
50c bu. BK. N. Hoppe!
Sianeri) e No. 2,100
pure. Well sacked,,.75
Cash with: order; hon
Ribbon Cane syrup ir
cans, 70c gal, J. = Presiey,
ulon, Roly. 8
10. bu. Gokeue No,



seed; Piedmont Cleve

boll: '75e-- bu. ., Bxe. fer

feed cats, or Hampshire o
pigs; pure Whatle ,
65e pk., $2 bu.

eae

Bad recleaned,
FOB. No chks.
Harrison.

ton seed, 75 bu, FOB,
10 bu. good corn in e
ed, or for 10 bu. pure
our Half and Half cotto:
Otis C. Chitwood, Layoni

1 M. bu. Farm Relief
seed, $1 bu, R. E. Aycc
roe. ;

Pure Stonevile. No. 2
ed cotton seed, in 100 |
75 bu. C. J. Kimball, Ja

Ruckers cotton see
smoked pork sausage,
P.. Rowe, Moreland, R 1.

Gooks Improved -cotto
75ce\bu. Give 3.bu. fo

Qughbred 1 yr. old Bik.
ers.

No. culls; Severa ki
98c: ea. E. L. Dixon, Bla
R 2, Box 104. .

Best wilt-resistant. and R
Cock. and Rhynes. Clevev
ton seed* $1.25 bu. -

seed corn, nubbed, $1

L. Rhyne, Americus, R-
Tooles wilt-resistan:
seed, 100 lb. bag, $2:
cow freshen soon, 4 ga
Jersey bull, yr. old
prices or exch. 1 pony ho:
or exch. Joe Brown, McR
Delta cotton seed,
trade for oats or corn. W.
1% bu. for 1 bu. oats. or co

| M. Pace, Social Circle.

60 bu. Wilt-Resistant
seed, 50c bu. B: A. Bishop
gerald; R 2, Box 131..

Farm Relief cotton s

per: 100. lbs. oe es

ville, R30




5e bu; pure Marl-
s shelled, $1.50 bu.

seed, Tae bu. at barn, L.
Bartown, R 3.
u. Piedmont Cleveland,
Sample if wanted. 18
. Joe Rainwater, Car-
Bee s
ers Super Seven, 1 yr. 70c
Americus. A. B. Parker,
eos
e Cokers Farm Relict, Ist
uU. oe V. R. Crawford,

ig sta . Ruckers, 650 bu.
t mixed at gin; Covington
He, 75 bu. B.. W. Harmon,
ton, R Le?



FRUIT FOR SALE
Tbs. good, bright sundried

ee of worms, 10c ib. plus
ee

pra, Re 2.

sundried peaches, worm-
1933 crop, 18c Ib. del; also
Bronze turkey tom, 20c ib.

particulars. Mrs, W. H.
Lavonia, R 2:

f. boxes Fancy and Extra
Yate apples. Size 200s to
One smaller... Make best

FOB Cold Storage, Atlan-

Miller, Cornelia.

nice, dried fruit, 10c tb.
id Mrs. Roxie Willbanks,
/

nice, sundried apples,

da Southerland, Ellijay,


ied apples, 10c Ib.
; eannd apples, 1-2 gal.
Qc, express collect. Mrs.
ones, Lylerly, R 2.



SH AND CURED MEATS
FOR SALE

country home cured oak

id hams, 15 Ib. FOB. Mrs.
anier, Brooklet.

NEY, BEES AND BEE SUP-
PLIES FOR SALE :
pat. Hives bees, $1.50 ea. at
place; 10 pr. White King pi-
or exc, for Bantam
i anything can use. A. G.
, Meansville, R 1.
ir honey, strained, $1 per 10
van del. Walter Smith, Enig-



bright honey in 10 lb.

Comb or Ext. $1; Gall-:

0 lb. buckets in Comb,
Postpaid. Cash with order.
Browning, Dublin, R 3.

Ss. beeswax, 20c Ib. Write.
Martha Beckworth, Avera,

olonies bees on movable
n modern 10 frame hives,
per with each, $2.75. G. BR.
Savannah, 309 East



EC! NS AND PEANUTS

Ibs. well matured Stewart
ae 1b AWC. Chapman,

N. C. Runners, 4c Ib. also
Seedlings (large paper-
Oe lb. Stewarts, 15c;
20c Ib. W. S. Norton,

a, Runners, 4 1b, Mon-
with order. Alton Rick-
ougias, R 2.

\Mrs. J. L. Fordham,

| gal. new dbis.

pea-.

vine cuttings,



~ 1200 Ibs. No. 1 see = Bp anish

, & 2. Deasides: white, 4 Ib. FOR Haw-
| kingville. Robt, L. Coleman, Un-
: adilla, ER 8y

Genuine Ga. teiceae peanuts, j

|$1-bu. 100 bu: for sale; 10 tons
bright | peavine hay, 1933 crop.
in. ton FOB. J, J. Perry, Dub-
in

No. 1 Ga. Runners, 75c bu.
Lneoniey order. Paul Bec e Val-
dosta, R 3.

600 bu. N. C. peanuts, 4c Ib;
100 bu. large White Spanish, 4c
lb. All FOB. No shipments less

1 bu. DLO Steen, Douglas, R

aoe

25 lbs. large seedling pecans
for sale or. exch; speckled bunch
-| butter-beans for sale or exc. for
N. C. Runner peanuts.
Bennett, Coffee. 3

200 Ibs. No. 1 seedling pecans,
7c lb. Extra nice! R, W. Grow,
Colquitt.

Several tons No. 1 Runner
peanuts, good seed, for sale. C.
L. Cross, Colquitt.

- 200 Ibs. or .more well filled
seedling pecans. For planting or
eating. Maud Holloway, Pavo.

About 100 Ibs.Stewarts, 15
Ib;< 75 Ibs, Schleys, .20e3 50, dbs.
Frotschers, 10c Ib.
ey-Makers, 10c: 1b.. Mrs.
Greene, Cuthbert, R 4:

10 bu. Improved White Span-
ish, hand picked, 4c lb. Money
order: Add postage. W. E. Mc-
Common, Smarrs. t

Select Ga. Runner seed pea-
nuts, 80 bu. $3.20 per 100 Ib.
kag. Several mlich cows for sale.
James H. Brown; Cordeie.

N. C. Flat Runners, my special
improved seed, $l. bu:. FOB:
Guar. A-1 Ga. cane syrup. in .38
s5 gal. All FOB.
Money order. W. U. J. Draugh-
on, Whigham. ;

20 bu. No. 1 N. C. Runners;
hand picked, $1 per bu. FOB; 6
Gray and 4 Black Chinchilla
rabbits, 50c ea. Exc. for.10 R. I.
Red hens, Yr: old, or for Brab
peas. Mrs. E. V.-Milteer, Quit-
a oo

ue

ra .-good white -
Sean ais, $4 per 100 lbs. No order
shipped less than 100 lbs: W. M
Hooks, Unadilla, R 2.

Giant Valencia peanuts, hand

picked for seed, 43c peck, post-.

2nd: zone: ~3e
J.eH Davis,

-paid in -1st and
stamps accepted.
Milledgeville, R 5.

Large Va. Bunch . peanuts,
bright and sound, 1933 crop, 244c
lb. FOB. Sample if postage is
sent. C..W. Lee, Stiison.

25 bu. No. 1 little Spanish
oy Be (oc pu: FOB. Fred

sell, Gibson.

Good var. pecans, 10c lb. Exe.
for dried fruits, apple, peaches,
apricots and fryer ae chickens;
also for undried, raw applies.
Mrs, J...W: Deter erty, Abbeville

Red Spanish peanuts for seed,
25 gal; Elberta peach seed, 20c
S long pod okra seed, 10c cup-

a Add postage. Harold Pass,
oint Peter. oe



PECAN AND OTHER FRUIT
TREES ETC. FOR SALE
White Eng. peach trees, 2

yrs. old, 10c ea; May cherries,

2 yrs. 10c each. Geo. A. Con-

ner, Gainesville. R--7. |
Old. fashioned Eng. peach

trees, White and Yellow; Brown

Fig bushes, also Blue plum

bushes, 1 to: 2 ft, 10c ea. $1

' doz. postpaid. Miss Marcelle

Patterson, Waco. R 2.

May cherries, White Eng.
peach trees, Red Goose plums,
4 to 5 ft., 8c ea. not prepaid.
see V. S. Ladd, Gainesville
R =

Concord, white and pink grape
25e doz; plum
sprouts, 25c doz; seedling peach,
25 doz; spice wooed, 15c lb. Add
postage, Mrs. W .L. Teem,. a
ee Beck R le

Frank.

150 lbs. Mon-"

Spanish:

Lp to. 2fts,.6 for
25e; garden: horse mint, pepper- |

: mint, 10c doz; black: Yraspber-
ries, 6 for 25c. No order less

25c..Exc. for anything can use.
Mrs. Sarah Grindle, Dahlon-
ega--R 1.

- State insp., Asad. var.
trees: peach, grape, fig, $55 M;
$6:C. $i doz; ' apple, plum a ri-
cot, walnut, $8 C; $1.25 toa!
cherry,; pear, $10 C; $50: doe
pecan, $25 C. $3 doz. E: B. Trav-
is, Riverdale.

White and red grape vines,
not rooted cutting, 5c ea. 3 for
10c; Brown fig bushes, 10c, 3for
25c. Mrs. J. T. Paterson, Waco,
Bee SH Ss

Imp. Blue Damson plum
sprouts, 15c ea. Theodore Meek,
Douglasville, Rt. 5, Box 34.

Old fashioned white and yel-
low Eng. peach trees, 10c ea. $1

| doz; $3.50 per 50; $6 C. All del. |

1 yr. old trees. These prices good

| through February. E. HH. Pat-

terson, Waco, R 2. .

Lead. var. budded pecan trees,
del. at my place, upto 5 ft.; 25
ea over, 5 ft. 35-ea.. Cash on
del. Do not pack nor ship. A. C.
Duncan, Woodbury. /
_ POTATOES FOR SALE ~
Old time yellow skin . Porto-
ricans, Gov.insp., 1 and 4-2 Ab.
No shipment less than 60 lbs.
Mrs, Maggie OSteen, Douglas.
Re:

100 bu. red skin Portoricans,
60c bu. John T. Douglds, Kirk-
Jand. Red) Boxe 22. ;

40 to 50 bu. Portorican seed
potatces, $1 bu. at my home;+30
to 40 bu. pure Stoneville No. 2
cotton seed, 50c bu. L. A, At-
kinson, Jackson: |

20 to 30 bu. pure Fortorican
sweet. potatoes, $1 bu. or exc. for
pigs or shoats, or for hens. J. T
Atkinson,: Jackson.



SYRUPIFOR SALE
{933 crop Ga. Cane syrup in
-cypress bbl. $10 bbl. 5 lb. cans,
20 each; ~10 1b, cans, --35e ea:
Won't ship less than cgse in
cans. R. L. Baxter, Ludowici.

"0c gal, or $13 for
lot, FOB. Ralph Hines, Hamil-
ton; R-2, Box 62.
Few new cypress parrels, A-1
sugar cane syrup;
long green and white velvet;
Seed Rice. Well matured, clean,
Depression prices. ;B. -L. Todd,
Valdosta. =

Best grade pure Sugar Cane
syrup in new No. 10 cans, 50
per can in case lots, Money or-
der or Cert. check. A. J. Hilliard,
ailed to state address in not-
ice sent to Buleltin).
rup in No. 10 cans, 75c gal.. 60
B, F, Adams, Forsyth. i}

rup in new edl. buckets, 75e gal.
at home. John R. aoe

| Midville, R 2. :
Pure Ga. cane syrup, 60 = A

bbl.; $19:20;. 35 eal. bbl., $123

gal. kegs, $5.50; 35 gal. bbl. =
2 grade, $8.75.-'Trade some for
peas. J. E. Patrick, Quitman, R
1. :

Fey. best. grade Red and Rib-
bon Cane syrup, in full size beer
bottles, 12 bottles to case, $1.20.
small sample, 10c. W. L. Dasher,
Lake Park, R 1.

Old fashioned Ga. Ribbon
Cane syrup, good table syrup,
38 to 40 gal. new cypress bbls.,
$14 each. J. J. Dixon, Bain-
bridge.

_ Extra fine new syrup in {4 gal.
buckets, 60c gal. FOB, Exc for
hogs or young heifers. O. E.
Darnell, Jefferson. ee

Ga. Ribbon Cahe syrup, 60c

gal. 6 gal. to case. Money orders



only. Cleon Hutchinson,
ee R 1.

frit Quote best price. G. F. Brooks,

| Burpees - stringless

20 gal. red Rippon cane syrup
-|in gal. cans,

punch. okra,-

gal in lots of 50 or more. FOB.

100 gal. A No. 1 sugar cane sy--



Quit- d

Want 1 bu velvet Theaiis Make | Brice, per pound

hest cash price.
Junction City.
Want to hear from parties
having plack- -eyed crowder peas.
B. . Walker, Fairburn, R i. +
Want 19 bu. O- too- tan beans.

,S. -N, Harfis):

Carrollton, R 1.

Want velvet beans
peas in large and small quanti-
ties. State best cash price. Mark
T. Warren, Dewyrose. e

Want to buy Crowder peas.
Send sample. State quantity and
price in first letter. J. L. Walker,
Rome, Box 136. ~

fant 1-5 bu: brown crowder
peas, 2 bu. Black-eye peas, 5 bu.
Brabham peas, 200 Ibs. white
baby limas. Quote best prices.
W. A. Puckett, Tifton.

~ Want a ton or more of Velvet
beans. State best cash price,
FOB, and. del. J. C. Solomon,
Fitzpatrick.

Want exc. 30 Ibs. lady peas for
green pod
bean seed, or will pay cash if
cheap, also want field peas and

speckled crowders. Send sample. |

J. L. Mailey, Buford.

Want May Eng. peas, butter-
beans, old fashioned half run-
ners striped or white bean seed.

Exe. value. Mrs, Esta Wether--

ford, Gainesville, Rat:

in pod, also 10: bu. seed 90-day
beans. and field peas. Also book-
ing order for M .B. turkey eggs
at $1.50 doz. Mrs. Thos. N. was
liams, Buena Vista.

Exe. 1-2 gal. Early okra ake
for 1 qt. Eng. peas. also good
quality watermelon, cantaloup
and pop corn seed for sale or
exch. for cabbage plants, onion
sets, etc. H. L. Camp, Douvlas-
ville, R 4.

CGRN AND SEED CORN
| WANTED

Want Hastings Prolific seed
corn, Crotalaria Spectabilis, and
Hastings tender green or string-
less green pod and Fordhook
bush lima beans. State price,
etc.. Olin O. Prickett, Maysville,
Ra

Want 50 or 100 bu. good, sound
corn. Shelled. preferred. Write
best price. J. H. Leverett, Par-
roth: Re-k.

COTTON SEED WANTED

Want to buy Sikes improved
cotton seed, also Brabham peas,
or will ve cabbage plants for
same. W. I. Jefferson, igs

FRUIT WANTED,
Want 10 or 15 Ibs. nice dried
apples, free of worms. State
price jin first letter: Mrs. R. L.







250 gal, pure Ribbon Cane sy an Boe Ce

HONEY, BEES AND BEE SUP-
PLIES WANTED .

Exc. few lbs. dried apples for
honey: ib. for lb. Ea. pay post-
age. Write first. Mrs. R. J. Mul-
linax, Waco, R 1.

Want 1 Clover or other first
class package of honey, also fig
trees that will bear this year,
largest Brown or Purple var. P.
J. McLaughlin, Augusta, 517
Watkins St.

Want any amt. honey bees by
first of March to take care of
for the honey and half of the
swarms; No bees within 3 miles
of here. (Mrs, R. C. hover, Pro-
tection.

PECANS AND PEANUTS
WANTED .

Want to hear from party have
ing old time large Red Tennes-
see peanuts. 4 - 5\in pod. Submit
sample and price* per bu. J. W.:
McMichan, Dallas, R, 4.

Want. improved Spanish pea-
nuts. Quote price per 100 lbs. at
your place..A. H. Word, Atlanta,
nee Augusta Ave., S. E.

- Want 50 bu. White



Spanish



and field

ta. 54 Haynes St.,

wt. bags, at your place
Moon, ~Comer. ~

Want as much as ap ee

time goobers. Quote pric

Donaldson, Hlena,,R 2.

. Exe syrup in No. 10 ca:
Covington Toole. cotton see

Spanish or runner peanu

O-toc-tans and other So
Franklin, oe

c same, as Runners. Ww
all Fall in ground. - Ls E W

liams, Ty Ly.

~ Exc. few bu. improved W
maker cotton seed, cleaned
graded for N. C. peanuts, N
stock. G. A. c poe Swain
| boro, Bre 2:



PECAN AND OTHER FR Tr
TREES, ETC., WANTED
Cy, ee barrow for pe
and apple trees, from early un
til late varieties. Geo. A. Ande:
son, Swainsboro, R 2. _
Want State insp:, Peach tr
State var. age and price, B.
Moore, LaGrange, R27. x
Want 40 or 50 Money-Mak
pecan trees, 3 to 6 ft, State be
price. If near Savannah will
for them, Troy: >C. Wuliam

Allenhurst. 5
Want several tons velvet beans |

Want best price on i or be
budded Stewart and Schley ip
can trees in dozen lots, del. Lu
Ga., grown below Thomaste:
Ga. Frank Miller, Lula, R 1

Want to get in touch
party having the Columbia an
Muscogee peach trees, .or al
Indian variety. Columbia
propagated by Berkmans, a gen-
eration ago. L. P. Lester, Tho:

|asville, 420 N. Dawson St. <

Want 6 each, budded Schley
and Stewart pecan trees, about
6 ft, high. State price. D. B.
Bond, Lithonia. Jo eS

POTATOES WANTED

Want. to buy 15 or 20 bu.

stem Jersey potatoes for s'
J, M. Chauncey, Kingsland, _





SYRUP WANTED

Want to buy sorghum syrup in

bbls. Write. E..H. Taylor, Atlan-
Now oe



Positions Wanted _



= ee
25 yr old, single man wants
work on truck or dairy farm.

Exp. in both. Also good hand
milker. Ref. Dan H. Concoe
West Point. RFD: 4.

Want job looking after sto
etc. Also exp. in turpentine. 60
yrs. old, but able to do m
any kind of work. G. H. Be
Glenwood. R 1. 0/0 J. G Tu
er. =
Want work for self and
boy. on farm, or 1 horse cro
50-50 basis. Have to be move
and furnished. J.-B. Hazeb
Kennesaw.

Want job on, farm, 21 yr
old, alone. Reliable. -EXp. ani
ref. For wages and home.

P,. Campbell, Atlanta. 918
St. SW.

Man and wife, both 35 yrs
old, want 10 or. 12 acres: --o
halves Or would work = for
wages Have to be moved. E
ory Skelton, Atlanta. eg! Coop:

er St.

20 yr. old young.man- wan
ee, on farm. Life time ex

fer. So. on Ref. exch. ~V

E. V. Waldrip,. Calvary
Elderly man wants work car:

ing for chickens, incubators

brooders, ete. Can do all re

pairs. Also garden,

etc. Anywhere. State ter



once. Geo. co Bainbridge
Z i: : fe eee


7 samt 3 R ts. Je 21

od 4 horse man or

e men to farm on 50-
IS. will eh same.

nt exp. farm hand to |

n farm. Will _ furnish

oard and laundry and|

Must be willing worker.

nkard need apply. See | ~
P..S. Hutto, Guyton.

nt good settled woman to |

vith farm work. Home
mall salary. W. F. Mc-
E ucker. ee Main

at olored | man Dad wife
place to do garden,
try and general
Kk. Send refs: and state

VV

= Hore. farmer. snod
_ barn, pasture and run-
ter in same. See for

particulars. W. N. Mc- |

ee abd Sie enue wo--

to help with light farm
jive as. one of family or
salary. H. F. Seay, Ellen-

nt colored man and wife
ice to work on farm near
ata. 3 room house, wood,

$5 week the year round.
unicate with: -H. D. Har-

anta. <6 and 1- 2 oe





Bo Be ek for highly
ed Red and Pink skin
cy Hall, White Yam

_ Marglobe tomato, $1, 25
x improved Feg-plants,

C. J. H. Lord, Graham.
gressive 7 6VeT pearing
awberry plants, 500, $1.25;

d Gold strawberry plants,
. Lady Thampson, 30c
2.50 M. May cherry trees,
2a. 2 for 25c. Prepaid. Mrs.
: Etris, Dahlonega. R. fT.
1 Gold Sugar. Saver straw-
lants, 25c doz; Yellow
crabapple trees, 15c ea.
DCs Guinea bean - seed,

eed for 10c. J. R. Bram-

, Hllijay, R 4.
raspberry plants. Latham
hbert (red), Harts De-

_ blackberry, Hart $s Won-)

berry. Extra fine. stock,
- $1.65 per 50; $2.50 C;
- $11.85 M. Exc.
oducts. E. oe Hart, Col-

ne Crystal Wax. and
ermuda. onion plants,

Sia Mrs. as c:
ler; See R 2.

: cultivated. Blueberry
ea. FOB> -W. M.
; Blackshear. : - :
a Washineton 2 yr. old
is Yoots, 15c C. $6 M

utility |

Mrs.

j7press not prepaid.

for} =

Ground, R11.



| Grain and Hay \ Wanted |

Want 1 ton good. ay within/
radius of 50 miles of Waycross.
Will pay cash and come for it.
Let me hear what you have. W.
W. Seve es Rol. =





Poultry For r Bale | :



PHEASANTS FOR. SALE
Chinese Ringneck pheasants,
$3 per. pair. Teland Ferrell, Al-
bany. | ;

Write for low prices on Ree-

| ves, Amhearst, Goldens and Sil-
L. J. _ Barrow, |

ver Pheasants.
West Point, = <=

sale or exch. Mrs. J.-H Free,

Preston, Box 137.



"PIGEONS FOR SALE
Pure Homers and- Carneaux.
$1 pair. Choice birds and well
mated. Limited amount. C. H.
Overby, Columbus, 22 11th St.
8 prs. mixed pigeons, 25c pr.
or $2 for lot. Not less 4 prs. to
customer. Mated and working.
FOB. J. a Lowe, Mansfield, R |
1, Box 36.
Mixed aeced pigeons, extra
No chks. J. R, Riley, Lula, R 1.
28 prs. large, select squab
breeding stock White Kings,
Byrd strain. Mated and working.
No culls. $25. Exc. for 350 good

M. Bohlen, Madison, R, 3.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
_ BUCKS, ETC., FOR SALE
- Big Blue Toulouse geese, $5
pair. Mrs. Jno. C. JOHUSION; Ho-
gansville, R38...

. 1 big Bronze gobbler, oe 25-



[80 Ibs. 18 lb. or $4; 5 Buff Orp.

hens, $1 ea, or $4 for the 5, here
E, S, Shannon, Lenox. :
1 pure Mammoth. White
Pekin drake, 2 yrs. old, $2. Ex-
Miss Verna
Fulford, Eliaville; R-3=

Poultry Wanted

-. SWANS WANTED |
Want to purchase a pair of:
Swans. State what you have,
price, age, ete: Mrs. L.-F; TREKS
ett, Rome.







Eggs For Sale



: Pure red Bit game ees,
crossed with Allen Roundhead
and. Trish Greys. $1 per 15; 5
pure bred Roundhead hens, $1
ea. or -exc. for 5 pure - Irish
Greys. Math Lf. Logue, Gibson.
Fine Donaldson str. S. C. R.
Red eggs, 75c per 15. Crates ret.
Mrs. J. F. Trawick, Tennille.
Pure bred Silver Lace R. GC.
Wyandotte eggs, 75c per 15.
Crates ret. Mrs. W. E. Kirk,
- | Rockmart, R 3, Box 146.
- Black Giant hatching eggs, I.
he & Strain, culled, selected,
fert. guar. laying. singles,
setting, 2 for $2.50 del.
Cleveland, Hartwell, R 2:

Live Stock F or Sale

- CATTLE FOR SALE

AB Black Jersey cow, freshen
(nice heifer calf) in February. 4
yrs. old, 3% gal. milk, $30 at
barn; 3 ibs. nice, fresh country
butter. ea. week, del. at ~25 Ib.
Miss Gennie Brown, Ball

Lie Js





- Good, gentle cow. - Her calf
came February 3rd. Sell both for
$30... Accept half cash, bal. -in

[corn and fodder. Price del. Mts.

Sie Eller, Kennesaw.





2 prs. Ringneck Pheasants foe

/good, 15 ea. 25c pr. at my yard. |.

strain W. L. day old chicks. J. C.

beans,

$1.35 |

cotton, -90-



Duroe sow a and on 5
lyrs. old. Large and fine, $10 ea;
also choice Jersey bull, can be

reg., 4 yrs. old, high class pedi- |.
gree. $30 cash. Exc. for chickens}

or corn. Dick eae Seotprputs,
Hal

25 as wt. 400- 175 Ibs. Sell or
exc. for Grade Jersey heifers or

young cows. Wont object to be- |
Fine thin... T.- Ww. oe aeiee Jr.

Buena Vista, RFD 5:

RABBITS FOR SALE 2
Ped. N. Z. Reds, Chinchillas,
Himalayans. Breeding stock,



2% to 3% Ibs.

Kirkwood Ave., S. E.

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE
_ Toggenbureg- Nubian aes 4 to
| sell, 10-16 mos. old. Will exc.
for. pair of good mules. J.B. By-
ram, College Park, R i

Live Stock Wanted _

CATTLE WANTED
Want fresh, Jersey cow and







-calf, $25 del. here. Must be 3 to
Blan Duke, = rs

4 gal,
Lincoln Ave., S. E.



HORSES AND -MULES
WANTED
Want to buy a plug mule or
horse, cheap for cash. Richard
Powell, Rising Fawn, R, 3.

: Georgia Products

For Sale



BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE.
A No. 1, 90-day Velvets for
seed, $120 bu; lots of 10 bu. or
more, $1.40. J Frank ees

Sandersville, Re:

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE
' Nice, clean butter-bean seed | #
for planting or table use, 5c lb.
dixe. for dried. fruit, feed sacks
or anything can use. Mrs. An-
drew Carnegie, Wrightsville.

29 bu. No.1 Iron peas, $2:25
bu. FOB for Hmited time only,
R. F_ Scarborough, Byron-

90-day Velvets, dry, sound and
clean, $1.25 bu. 5: bu. $6. 61. lbs.
to bu. W. L. Wilson, Sparta.

Pure Sugar Crowder Cream
peas, $4 bushel, FOB, Chas. L.
Browis Hartwell, t= =

Nice _ old fashioned
15e Ib. bunch butter-
beans, 15 Ib; white nest onions,
50. gal. 85 per 1-2 gal. Mrs.
Minnie Molloy, Madison. ee

100 bu. mixed peas. Sound,

clean and in new 2% bu. pags. if ye
{$2 per bu. J. I. MeNair, Staple-|{
a ton.

2 90- -day Speckled Velvets,

R. Faulk, Danville.
White mush peas and Siver

Hull Crowders, 10c lb: Postpaid.
Gaines-.

Mrs. Oe Benneit, -
Ville; R 2

BUTTER FOR SALE
d or 6 lbs. nice, fresh Jersey
butter, 20c lb. del. Mrs. W. F.



Worley, Canton, R 3,



COTTON SEED FOR SALE

Vandivers Heavy Fruiter cot-
ton seed. Absolutely pure, 1st yr.
75c bu. FOB. Money order, ID.
Martin, Boston, R A.

Rucker and Farm Relief cot-
ton seed, 50e bu. Screened and
shipped in good sacks. Sat. guar.
A. F. Miller, Calhoun.

Rhyues Cook wilt-resistant.
Guar. Vst yr. -i5e bu. W: Cole,
Nicholls, R. 1. : :

First. yr. Cokers See 5
from best of-crop @f bale
bu. orf] Ly tor

| work, wt.
Couch, Turin.

Jersey milch cow,
Jersey bull, yr. old, $10; Pony |

cornfield.

in| F
heven wt. bags, $1.15 bu. FOB; Cz

SEE TEE RS LAS NN age aS ee





Wilt-Resistant cotton
seed, 50c bu; Spanish peanuts,
40: S.=P. -C. pig shoats, $5 ea;
Sepals $25:

~ Tools;

horse, $25. - Jos M. Erown Me- |.
Rae. e*



poragons FOR SALE

- 200 bu. genuine P. R. seed po-|

tatoes, State insp. Cert. pure, 75c

|bu. FOB. Mrs, R. Vv: Black, Glen- | >
ville, RFD. /
Very reasonable. Also want some |
+meat rabbits, ~ s
Write first. D. Bass, Atlanta, 692



Coe Products

Wanted



CORN AND SEED CORN
- WANTED

Want 100 bu. white mulling

corn, shelled and packed, FOB |.

Doraville. Give best price ae O.
L. Cowan, Doraville. i



1265 Ibs. slo. R. C.| age.

ful; some gore 0
cupful ~ (free of

| pod okra seed, hand
15 Ib. 10 Ibs. or mor

ie can use, J.

Manassas. eee
Stone An. wate



made to each State, County Bad individual Db
ernment certificates amounting to a total of o. 0

The Bankhead Bill has been amended by thi
ate Agriculture Committee so as to provide a 1:
pound tax on cotton ginned in excess of the e
cates held by the grower. Another amendment w

has been approved by the

committee is to ms

allotment five per cent less than the number of.
allotted to each County to care for smail farm
who have always planted within the present Go
ment requirements and for new farmers who a.
raise cotton. I count these provisions of gr
portance. It has seemed to me all along tha
farmer who had no part in piling up the big
should not be made to suffer along with the fa:

At present it seems prob

| who planted all creation in cotton,

bietiat the Baakne

containing the above provisions will pass, -

growers act with judgment -and fully cooperate

the Government, I have no doubt that cotton

for 20c by next fall. If this erop is made without
compuls Ory restrictions as to ee and bal

duction.

Ge a, ADAMS,

ee

State.

Your co-eperation can

STEEL AT Oe oR EE

Or

Commissioner ot age 1

Nef

Sa Duane eke MEE aoe

the inte rest sf cattle breeders a raisers in t
State of Georgia; to advert se Georgia as a
tion where the choicest of beef can be raised :
fattened, etc. To do these things it is necess:
to have the co-operation of the beef msn 0

best be used as a me

ber of the Georgia Beef Raisers Associati r

Case oe Peat yg
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