Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1938 October 1

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ATLANTA M MARKET

ecinis of bulk APPLES have been liberal on
local market with sales in lots at mostly 50-60c
shel. Supplies of BUTTER BEANS have
d during the past week and prices have
ed to around 5-6c per pound with demand
it moderate. SNAP BEANS have moved read-
t $1.50-1.75. per bushel for good quality, al-
h heavy offerings from Northern States have
















to $1.00-1.10 bulk per hundred pounds in



per dozen bunches. OKRA has been in light
and selling slowly at $1.50-2.00 per drum.
D PEAS have been selling in moderate volume







he former selling from 35-75c per bushel and




Yellow Crooknecks. SWEET POTATOES have
in liberal supply and moving slowly at 80-90c
per hundred pounds-in large lots. Good qual-
MATOES have been in demand at $2.25 per
but most offerings have ranged from $1.00-









as been offered in liberal quantities from
rgia and Tennessee recently and prices have |
at fairly good levels of 65-90c per. eek:

m Land Edition October 15.
Our special Farm Land: Supplement
be published October 15th. Farms:
r Sale, For Rent, Wanting to Rent and
r, and In Exchange For, notices must
the Bureau of Markets not later
Tuesday,. October 11th. ALL














: Se

assarily have to be omitted from pub-
tion. SPACE IS VERY LIMITED.
OTICES FOR THIS LAND ISSUE NOT
XCEED FIFTY WORDS, including
e and address. POSITIVELY NO
Y REAL ESTATE nor REAL ES-
TE AGENTS notice, nor OUT-OF-

Spi

HE-STATE PROPERTY notices per-














ATLANTA WOOL PRICES

pei ce asia ere ere, le per lb.
GCE a yet ae 14c per Ib.
lic per Ib:
8c per lb.



ostly at $1-1.25. CABBAGE has advanced

lots. COLLARDS have been in very light |
y and fair demand, best offerings selling 90c- ~

tly 2%-3%e per pound in lots. PEPPERS |
QUASH have been in rather poor demand |

tter lower during the past week at $1.00-1.75

per crate and selling slowly. TURNIP SAL-

OTICES received after this date will}



SA TURES OCTOBER as 1938

arket Information and Progress of Can

NUMBER 17







TURNIPS are peike sold in increasing quantities _ we can furnish any variety: we are havin some >
at 90c per dozen for best quality. and poorer stock nice Crowder peas on the market now and some

low as 50e.

VALDOSTA MARKET

.



_ We havea goo potato crop on, hand ready for | veady to help at any time.
sale, the Pink and Yellow Skin. The grade is good.
Our pecan crop will soon be coming in and

fall squash. ee
The farmers are about through gathering tele eee
cotton. The price of corn is some better than a
month ago and Truckers can be furnished with any

amount they want. Get in touch with us, we ae

PAUL W. CARTER, Maeseet





eo LIVESTOCK .

The following is a revised schedule of differ-

until further notice in buying hogs at aH points
in Georgia, Florida and Alabama.

top. No. 2 smooth hogs 150 to 180 lbs. %c under
market top. No. 3 smooth hogs 130 to 150 Ibs. 1c
under top. No. 4 smooth hogs 110 to 130 Ibs. 144c
under top. No. 5 pigs 60 to 110 Ibs. 2c under top.
Fat sows 142c under smooth hogs of what-
ever weight basis they make, Culls or thin un-
finished hogs, all kinds, priced at varying dis-
counts under fat sows based on condition, Stags

-2%c under top. Piggy sows docked 20-40 Ibs. Stags

docked 70. Ibs.
(We understand that Georgia packers are pay-
ing 4c above the prices quoted below on special

we suggest that you. talk to your nearest packe:

and ask him for this advantage in price.)

: ALBANY SOFT HOGS 5]
ALBANY, Ga., Sept. 28 These prices as

4 furnished by Cudahy Packing Company are on

standard soft hogs and subject to change daily. Ne.
-1 smooth hogs 7.25; No, 2 smooth hogs 6.75; heavy;
smooth hogs 6.75; No. 3 smooth hogs 6.25; No: 4

Moultrie market is the same as Albany,
ATLANTA SOFT HOGS
ATLANTA, Ga., Sept. 28 These prices as
furnished by White- Provision Company are on
standard soft hogs and subject to change daily:

heavy smooth hogs 7.00; No. 3 smooth hogs 6.50;
No. 4 smooth hogs 6.00; No. 5 pigs 5.50; stags 5.00;
Hard hogs were quoted at 8.95. :
: A cooperative hog sale was held at Patterson, .
Ga., Tuesday, 27th and top soft ho: >drought 7.54.
t CATTLE

ATLANTA, Ga., Sept. 28 Best fed grass and
beef type steers and heifers $6.00@$7.50; common
kinds $4.50@$5.00; most fat cows $4. 50@$5. 00; com-
mon cows $4. 00@ $4. 50; canners and cutters $3.00
@$3.75; good bulls $4.50@ $5.00; common bulls $4.00
-@$4.50; best calves $7.00@$8.00; medium calves
$6.00@$7.00; common $4.00@$5.50.

CHICAGO HOGS
CHICAGO, Ill., Septe27 Top $9.00; bulk good
and choice 210 to 275 $8.75@$9.00; 180 to 200 lbs:
$8.35 @$8.75; 150 to 170 Ibs, $8. on@se. 40; Good light
packing sows $7.75@$8.15; few to $8. 25; medium
weights and heavies $7. 25 @ $7. Pe



entials on hog grades which wil! be used by packers

Heavy smooth hogs, 240 Ibs, up ie under.
market top. No. 1 smooth hogs 180 to 240 Ibs. market:

lots of hogs. Therefore, before selling your hogs

smooth hogs 5.75; No. 5 pigs 5.25; stags 4.5. The

No, 1 smooth hogs 7.50; No. 2 smooth hogs 7.003.

GLENNVILLE MARKET

Large quantities of Porto Rican sweet potatoes list- _
, ed, and while the recent demand has been slow, we
expect both the demand and the market offerings to
increase as the weather gets cooler. Corn is being
harvested and small quantities offered for sale, al-
though most growers are planning to hold their
supply for an advancement in price. We have |
several hundred No. 10 cans of 1937 Georgia oe
bon Cane and P. O. J. syrup. The Pecan outlook ~
is very good, and when ready we stand FEY, eae
supply trucks daily.
WALTER BRITTINGHAM, Manager,



_ PRICES. OF FRESH VEGETABLES

PRICES OF FRESH BEGETABLES,
Price of fresh vegetables prevailing on State |
: Farmers Market, Atlanta, today, September 28th. |-
Apples, U. S.. No. 1 Bushel package ___$1.30-1.40




















Apples, bulk, various varieties ______.____ 50-.60 |
Beans, butter, bulk per bushel... __ __ $1.50-1.80 |
Beans, snap, per bushel hamper ____-__ $1.50-1.65 aes
Cabbage, bulk per CWT _---.--..____-__.85-.1.00 |
Collards, per dozen bunches ___------_-- -90-1.00 |
| Corn, green, per dozen ears =__._._-___- .15-.18 |
Eggplant, per bushel hamper -_-_________ .90-1.00 |
Okra, per bushel hamper ______-__--___$1.75-2:00 ]
Field peas, per bushel, bulk _____ SSS ey 60-.75 |
Pepper, per, bushel hamper. = 23 -60-.75 fo
Squash, per bushel hamper _...-----____ $1.25-1.50 J
Sweet Potatoes, bulk per CWT __....__- 80-90 |
Tomatoes, per loose pack crate _________ $1.65-1.75
Bunched Furnips, per dozen bunches ___- .80-.90 |
Turnip salad, per bushel hamper. |... .65-.80_





-ATLANTA SPOT COTTON
ATLANTA, Ga., Sept. 28 At the close of the |
market today Atlanta spot cotton was quoted at
50 points on the New York December future or
8.40 cents per pound, for middling % inch cotton.
The average price of middling % inch cotton on
ten southern markets yesterday 8.05 cents per
pound.,. ;
Staple premiums being paid on ten southern
designated markets yesterday averaged 31 points
Jon for middling 15-16 inch cotton and 55 points
on for middling 1 inch cotton.
New York future closed: today, December 1.90.
New Orleans future closed today, December 8.03.
















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A quality, are bringing 3c to 5c pr emium. Unclassifi

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ARKET REPORT OF GEORGIA PRODUCE.

teed
*Es k e for eggs that have not been handled or graded for quality. Eggs that have been graded and are guaran
ees Se below on ihe hala Meee ar ed,. current receipts and yard-run eggs are not permitted to be offered to the retail trade.






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page Two M

GEORGIA MARKETBULLETIN

Published Semi-Monthly by
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
COLUMBUS ROBERTS, Commissioner . _
Executive Office: State Capitol, Atlanta, Georgia
Publishing Office Covington, Ga.
Notify on FORM 3578Bureau of Markets, 222 State Capitol.





\

Entered as second class matter August 1, 1937, at the Post
Office at Covington. Georgia under the Act of June 8. 1930. Ac-
cepted for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in Sec-
tion 1103. Act of October 8, 1917.

Notices of farm produce and appurtenances admissable under
postage regulations inserted one time on each request and _ re-
peated only when request is accompanied by new copy of notice.



Limited space will not permit insertions of notice containing
more than 30 words including name and address.



Under Legislative Act the Georgia Market Bulletin does not
assume any responsibility for any notice appearing in the Bul-
letin.

A Burdensome Supply of Cotton

In their monthly bulletin, The Agricultural Situation for
September, issued by the Bureau of Agricultural Economics,
they state, The worlds supply of American cotton this year
will be slightly more than 25 million bales. This is the indi-
~ eated size of the present crop, plus the August first carry-over,
the crop having been forecast at slightly under 12 million bales

and the carry-over estimated at 13.4 million bales. :

This prospective world supply of American cotton_com-
pares with about. 25 million bales during the past year and with
about 22 million bales average for the 5 years ended 1936-37
and with 26 million bales in 1932-33.

They state further That unless consumption is increased
during the coming year the worlds supply of American cotton
next August first will be close to the largest on record.

Regarding the foreign crop, they state, The total production
of foreign cotton is expected to be considerably less this year

than last but the world earry-over of foreign cotton on August.

first was probably at least 2.7 million bales larger than at the
beginning of last season. The world supply of foreign cotton
this year may be about 26 million bales.
The supply of American plus foreign cotton gives an ap-
proximate figure of 51 million bales for this year. This com-
pares with a world supply of 50 million bales of all cotton in
the preceeding season and about 42 million bale average for
the 5 years ended 1936-37 and with 42 million bales in 1932-33.
As against the world supply of 50 million bales the past
season the world consumption has been estimated at about 26.8
million bales. Of this quantity the consumption of American
eotton was 11.3 million bales and the consumption of foreign
cotton 15.5 million bales. - :
- From the above we can readily see why the price of Amer-
jcan cotton is not higher and why unless consumption increases
there is little prospect of an advance.

7



Hogs

Regarding the hog situation the Bureau has the following to
say, Market receipts increased moderately in August and in
recent weeks have included a relatively large number of late
winter and early spring pigs. The market movement of spring
pigs this year was getting under way somewhat earlier than
usual. :

Market supplies of hogs during the 1938-39 marketing year
beginning in October will be much larger than in the year now
drawing to a close but their effect upon hog prices will be offset
in part by improvements in consumer demand. :

Another favorable factor is that storage stocks of pork on:

August 1379 million poundswere the second smallest of
that date in 23 years of Government record. Quantities of pork
and in storage October 1 may be near record low levels.

Exports of pork and lard have been much larger this year

than last while imports of pork have been substantially reduced.

Exports are expected to increase more during the coming year

~ and imports to decrease.

all good cond., $100.00; also 1465 1.



_ Rossville, % Gen. Del.

engine, seed fanner, garminator

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From all of which we gather that the prospect for a fairly
good market for hogs the coming season is excellent.

Second Hand Machinery Second-Hand Machinery
FOR SALE FOR SALE

eed Meadows 30 in. corn mill com-





ARKET
fad : s
Second Hand Machinery
FOR SALE



Second Hand Machinery
FOR SALE



5 gal. electric churn, slightly
used, Cost $45.00, sell for $20.00.
FE. A. Withers, Atlanta. 1200
Langley St. S. E.

30 h. p. boiler and 25 h: p.
engine, all in good cond., ready
to run, for Grist mills, cotton
gins, etc.. $250.00 complete. Exc.
for mules, horses, cows. Can see
it. H. I. Shingler, Ashburn.

Garden tractor with mowing
machine / attachments, 8 _ in.
plows,, cultivator, hoeing tools,
and lawn mower. $200.00. Write
Mrs. W. W. Chisholm, Savan-
nah Rt. 3, Box 312.

2 h. Webber wagon, size 2%,
same as new. $50.00 also same
farming tools. Clay Smith,
Waco. .-

Grist milly 28 in. rock, Letz,
feed mill, No. 3, 10 h. electric
eng. All A-l cond. Cheap or
exch. for what have you? M.
E. Fountain, Mr. Vernon.

American Midget Marvel mill,
A-1 cond., repaired . thoroughly,
at less than one-half price. Le-
Roy Clark, Patterson,

A Frank 2 row horse power
boll weevil Duster, used 1 season,
cheap. C. M. Christain, Rich-
land. Rt. 3.

15-30 International tractor
with dbl. disc, in good running
cond., for sale. James D. Bar-
rett, Calhoun, Rt, 2.

Cotton planter, guano dis-
iributor, cultivator, tractor disc
section harrow, turner and other
farming tools, reasonable. Mrs.
P. B. White. Lylerly, Rt. 2. >

Fordson tractor in good condi-
tion, for sale. Geo. M. Wicker,
Americus, Albany Road.

Ready to go Peerless 15 to 18
h. steam eng., $150.00. Can be
seen at my place, 914 mi. East of
Washington. Manuel Bailey, |
Washington, Rt. 3.

Grist mill and eng. (runs by
tractor fuel, grinds rapidly),
$185.00; some other implements. |
Mrs. T. C. Drake, Sr., Herndon.

Fordson tractor, model 36, in
excellent mechanical cond. Can
be bought at bargain. B. McH.
Cline, Atlanta. 402-5 Grand
Theatre Bldg.

20 h. p. tractor with pulley on
wheel for driving machinery.)
Sell or trade for good cow. Mrs.
W.H. Smith, Forest Park.

Good 2 h. wagon. $20.00 at my
home, on River Road, off Bolder
Crest Rd. Mrs. Ida Henderson,
Conley.

Gas eng., and generator, 15)
watt, 32 volts, used on stock)
farm, $100.00 cash. Morrison
Carlton, Moultrie. 803 Second St.
S. E, : :
Light 2 h. wagon. good shape,
$25.00. J. O. Bennett, Fair-
mount, Rt. 2.

Copper syrup pan, 9 ft. long,
good cond., $5.00. J. R. Duren,
| Douglasville, Rt. 2.

One 38-in. Meadows rock grist
mill, cap. 15 bu. per hour, with
elevator, corn sheller, etc. ready
to go, $150.00 or equal value in
mules, etc. Located at Hamil-
ton, Ga. Contact L. B. Brown,
Howard,

Hammer feed mill with 3
sereens, good cord.. $75.00. J. R.
Kidd, Fairburn, Rt. 1.

12 h. p. steam eng., and other
equipment for sale or trade for a'
good mule or what have you?
Write Clyde Bearden, Palmetto.





~ Livermon Peanut Picker and I.
H. C. power hay press. R. 3.
Anderson, Hawkinsville.







: New 4 McCormick mower, good
plet. 25 h. p. and 15h. p. motors, cond., good 10 ft. I. H. C. hay
eng. power steel hay press, feed) rake, Ideal Deering mower (needs

Swing Hammer feed mill
No. 16 DeLaval cream separa-
tor, long system Roller
complete with everything, 48 in.
DeLoach Grist Mill,
type. Apply E. T. Boswell, Jr.,
Siloam.

Equipment for picking pecans.
Write A. H, Haddon, Savannah,
1827 Montgomery St.

Guano distributor, or oat drill,
$5.00; cotton planter, $4.00. Exc.
for syrup or honey. Geo. W.

| Jackson. Fayetteville, Rt. 2.

Kelly duplex No, feed mill,
good running cond., $10.00. Nel-

son Kea, Adrian.

5 h. Jumbo gas engine and
other equipment reasonable.
Mrs. V. D. Williams, Savannah,
White Bluff.

Fordson tractor and side plow,
both in running order, $25.00, W.
G. Bryans, Newborn,

I. H. C.. No. 7 all steel, $117.00
unused combination side delivery
hay rake and tedder, for turning
and saving hay after it is rained
on, $35.00. L. D, McPherson, Bre-
men.

O. B. Wise Hammer Mill, $125;
6 row Thomas Grain Drill, $50.00.
Both in good cond. R. E, Mitchell,
Zebulon.

A 3 roller No, 12 Chattanooga
cane mill, good as_ practically
new, $25.00. J. F. Lewis, Baxley.
Rt. 4.

International H. P. hay press,
good cond., $45.00; 1 Delaval
cream separator, good cond,
$17.50; 1 Fordson tractor, $35.00.
T. W. Stubbs, Americus, Rt. 3.

Bradley Potato Digger, (can be
used as a Hiller or Digger) $7.00;
2 horse iron beam plow, $7.50;
McCormick mower, 5 ft. cut.,
$29.50; cotton seed fork, $1.50;
other implements. All good cond,
and FOB. Mrs. G. J. Holcomb
Bremen. ;

Second-Hand Machinery
WANTED

Want bargain in tractor har-
row, near Atlanta. Might also
consider farm tractor at good
figure. Elmer L. Nix, Decatur
Rt.2:

Want a 10 gal. Bbl. churn.
State how long used and price.



H. H. McDonald, Winder, Rt. 3.|

Want at once good steel hay
press on iron wheels. prefer In-
ternational, John Deere or Avera. |
Must be in good shape. Write
best cash price. David Benson,'
Louisville, Rt. 3, Box 113.
; Want and Electric Blacksmith
blower, R. L. Carter, Brewton.

| Want tractor sub-soiler. Ro-
| bin Adair Stone Mtn. Rt. 1, Box
+100.
| Want 1 mule hay rake in good
shape, cheap, within 75 mi. Val-
dosta. R. I. Tracy. Lake Park.
Want second-hand Hammer.
feed mill.

State cond. and price. :

B. : Teasley, M.D. Hartwell. (25h, 9. & Granger: as :
Want buy good used h. p. Hay. 4. . ia
Press in good cond., and very Want 10 h. p. ker. eng

cheap.. Write J. A. Goldman, '
Amity. i

Want Boston farm level or.
other good make. _G. T. Powell,

Donaldsonville, Rt. 2. . |
Want second-hand block for;
International tractor. Will pay:
cash. C. W. Waughtel, Home-!
land.
Want second-hand Hay press;
in good cond. State lowest cash)

Mill,

horizontal

| Benson, Louisville, RFD


















































































Saturday, October



Farmers Golden T
Scripture: Mal, 3, 9-1
9 Ye are cursed With a

for ye have robbed me,

this whole nation.

- 10 Bring ye all the

into the storehouse, thai

may be meat in mine

and prove me now h

saith the Lord of hos

will not open you the wing
of heaven, and pour you.
blessing, that there sha

be room enough to r
11 And I will rebu

devourer for your sak

he shall not destroy the

of your ground; neith
your Vine cast her frui
the time in the field,
+f Lord of hosts.







Second Hand Mac
| Wanted



Want second-hand Co
ler, hand type to fasten
rel. in good cond. Mrs.
son, Lovett.

a
| Want a 60-80 gal. Syr
| good cond., reasonab

| Lewis, Alapaha. :

' Want good, used stal

|2h, riding or walking cul
, wagon and other impl
State what you have and
'R. J. Walsh (Postmaster)
field. :

Want transmission for
mick-Deering. 10-20
| Karl Hoye, Valdosta, Box
: Want an International
; Deere tractor _ Subsoil
; good cond.. for use with
-all F-20. A, C. McKinle:
ledgeville, P. O. Box 357.



| crusher in good cond., ch
| cash, J. L. Hall, Ringg:
; Want a heavy du
| tractor of standard m
| junk. Give particu
equipment for tractor
cheap. D. H. Horton,

Want Hammer mii
' shuca2r and sheller. hi
and electric motors, W
Americus, Box 16. |

| Want a tractor and fixt
'2 h. riding or walking
/R. J, Walsh, Garfield.
Want a 1h. grain
fertilizer attachment
; Gise, have for sale a
| electric incubator in conc
used; also Beardless see
J. H, Osburn, Waycross, -
Want spring tooth dra
with 7 or 9 teeth to the
S. F. Bohanan, Conyers.
Want 1 cotton seed er
_ Cleaner, R. E. Clinksca
bon. . : :
Want 100 ft. 6 in. or 8.
cotton conveyor to be >
conveying corn from
mill, State cond., and
Neill, Ft. Valley, Box 4

| Want walking cultiva

Want second-hand,
mule power Cane Mill,

Witte but will take ot
State particulars in fir
W. T. Pelfrey, Doravil
Want used but good,
er Corn Sheller, the kin
can be attached to box
Mrs. Roy Jackson, Love



Honey Bees and
Supplies For Sal



plete with 5 screens. $100.00; 1

F _ 7 .| mill, etc. all good cond. Write
Bradley Economy King Jr., . e

: : for information and bargain
separator, slightly used, $10,00.' prices. D. Z. Martin, Fitzger-
Can be seen at J. P. Campbells! ald. es

Mrs. Valiree Randall,

Sean I h. wagen and cross cut saw
ee and other implements for sale
.20 in. Meadows corn mill, 2 Or trade for chickens or hogs.
hole sheller and platform scales, W. D. Stringfellow. Midland, Rt.



Syracuse turn plow, $5.00. Exc. Corn sheller, turn plow, stock

for anything can use. G. M. Wil-, plow with 4 sweeps, riding plow,,

liams, Conyers. ,6 disc, 1 cross cut saw, all good
;cond., cheap for cash. Mrs, J.

1 Pay Peck Hammer mill com- :
- : eee Hewitt, Waycross, Rt. 1, Box

O. B. Wise No. 11 Hammer miji
1 24-in. and:1 30-in. Meadows.
grist mill, $50.00. Williams 20-in|!
- corn mill $50.00. H. L. Meares. |

complete with 4 screens, $125.00;' bottom middle bustor.
$ McDonald, Vidalia.

| 1 Southern Chattanooga disc
turning plow with 3 h. hitch,
$15.00 FOB. or trade for 12 in.

Due to death of owner, 1 smaJl

: : ood cond. $100.00 : :
scales and bags. cheap for cash. | Bake Dee ae. ae a
Laura C. Wiliie, Thomasville. DeLavat. conreter : No 10

McCormick tractor grain dri?}.
geed cond.. $75.00 cash, or farm Mrs.
products. H. E, Martin, Savan- Rt. 1.

Yah. Red Gate Farms. _ | A 38 roller cane mill, Golden,
= i F-12 Farmall tractor and new model, 1 evaporator, 11 ft..
cor iete farming equipment, in- long copper. good cond. for sale. |

D. J. Cheek, Lumber City,

: cluding disc plow, cutaway har- J. C. Freeman, Barnesville.
Yow, cotton and corn planters,!
ano Gistributors and cultiva- and rake, $42.50. other imple-

Milwaukee mowing machine
POre.

a

fo sele.

Y. M. , 1.
a, Rt. 2. Anderson, Wil



Thos. M. Bowles,! ments. .
__..| Hamson.












aeeei

i: ee ;
.



| Griffin, Rt. 4.



some repairs), for sale. J, F.
| Wellborn, Rock Springs.
DeLaval separator No. 17, in
sood cond., for sale. E. L. Phil-
lips, Griffin.
' Hercules Eng., 12 h. p., good
shape, running every day, $50.00.
H. B. Richey, Toccoa, Rt. 1.
- 8 H. Mogul ker. eng., $25.00.
M,. T. Robinson, Monroe, Rt. 1.
Some farming tools and a 2 h.
| Wagon for quick sale. Sell wagon
for $30.00, C. H. Smith, Newnan.
Rt. 4. Striplin Farm.
| No. 13 Chattanooga syrup mill
With new brass bushings, $22.50.
R. E, Mitchell, Zebulon. :
Corn Shreader, International

cond., Corn and Hay chopper

' Farm Dairy.

Pea Thrasher complete with
242 H, gas eng., on frame,

$25.00 or exc. for what have you? ready for work, Wheat Thrash, |
'Farquahr separator, good cond. Rt. 1.
Reasonable for cash. Mrs. C. A.

DuPre. Powder Springs.

15 h; p. electric. motor, 550
volts, first class cond., only used
for corn mill. Sacrifice price. C.
S. Dally, Social Circle.

2 unit milking machine, good
cond., $100.00. E. L. Phillips.





ry, Stockton, =:

Want garden tractor in work-,
ing order with implements, Shaw
or. Standard preferred. Will
trade large S. P. C. sow (bred)



even up or difference. E. B.
Gundberg, Red Oak.

Want a good hay bailer. State
'cond.. and price at once. L. G.

| Banks, Clem, Rt. 1.

| Want a 2 or 2% h. p. gas. eng.,

|in good cond. cheap. ee
Dowdy, Glennville. 2
Want a small engine, fair

cond., cheap. F. P. Hicks, Sa-
, vannah. Rt. 4, Box 100. .

Want 2 h. or larger garden

G. W. blower type shreader, in good tractor and implements in exc.

for 2 horse wagon, value $40.00.

Meadows corn mill. 20 in. rock, without blower. Reasonable.. A.' Arnold C. Hopkins, Hogansville.
| International 6 h: p. gas eng.,| L. Crowe, Smyrna, % Creatwood Rt. 2, Box 3. :

|- Swap a Beeman garden trac-
tor, just overhauled, for a erisc
mill in good cond. or will seijl
tractor. L.C Jenkins, Rossville,

Want good wind mill. in good
cond., cheap for cash. Re:
Hyde, Douglasville. Rt. 2.

Want set of 42-in Mill Rocks and
a Shucker Sheller, in good cond.
E. C. Gay, Matthews.

Want, 1 power hay press with-
out motor, in good cond, C. B.

| Avery, West Point, Rt. 2.



price del. or prepaid. J. Z. Cur-




































, Bright honey-in chunk
ed in lard cans, av. abou
per can, 8c pound; stra
price. J. W, Lang, Ome
3 new bee gums, glass
vation and sup>rs,
sell for $2.00 during Oc
1 $4.00 type for $3.00. I. .
ley, Decatur, 222 Lockwa
race. d
50 gal. new, bright h
comb, 10 lb, bucket, $1.00
gal. new red honey in co
lb.. bucket. 75c. gal.
paid. Cash with orde
Browning, Dublin, Rt. 3
400 lbs. Strained hor
gal. in cans of 15 1s
sugared. State which you
when ordering. W. J. Moi
Stilimoer.
Pure extracted honey, 1
pail, $1.10; 2-10 lb., $2.10
paid; 11-50 gal. bbls.. 6
bbl. fob. John A. Crumme
117, Jesup.
Bright new Gallberry
in comb or extracted, 5lbs
10 lbs., $1.50 del.; case

pails, $6.00 fob.
ment Guar
Odum.

6 lbs. yellow beesw
also white iris, whi
bulbs. $1.00 C. Mrs. A
ley, Maysville, Rt. 1.















bright Gallberry honey in
mnitainers. Bulk Comb or.
d. in 1 Ib. glass jar, 5 and
ils and 60-Ib cans. Qual-
jar. Prompt service.
or prices. H,. L. Hallman, |
2, P, O. Box 25.

pure gallberry ext. honey
pail $1.00 ea, not post-
10 COD. shipments, Jim
dum, :
e Gallberry Ext. honey
ails, $1.00 ea, not post-
Pata $1.25 - FOB: = here;
$7.00 FOB; 75 lb, cans
Loraine Jernigan, |













Rt. 1.
TS and (CAVIES),
UINEA PIGS

ed Havana rabbits, 8
uniors, $1.50 pair; also
tock, past yr. old, fully
j1, for sale, Lottie Jones,














e pink eyed rabbits for
For further details write.
Long, Bremen, Rt. 1.
ink-eyed rabbits for sale)

Homing or Carneaux |
also for field peas. John |
ison, 430 Church St...
pigs (cavies) and New!
white rabbits for sale or!
for electric incubator and
in good working condi-
_B. Gunberg, Red Oak.
Zealand White does,
00 ea; 2 bucks, $1.50 ea.
| doe, $1.00. Roy A. Gil-
ennille.

CS FOR SALE

ity eggs from Donaldsons
weds from flock rigidly
1.25 per 15, del.; 18 mos,
, $2.00 ea. Mrs. H, G.
stone Mtn,, Rt. 1.

ese Silkey eggs, 10c ea.
O. Kreir, Atlanta, Rt. 5.
1257 Simpson Rd.)

& CURED MEAT
FOR SALE




























2 yrs. old, 24% and
respectively, dry and






tts cut off), 28c lb. FOB.
W. Bowdon. Rt. 3.











paper shell pecans shell-
ves, 45c lb.; large seed-
halves, 35c 1lb.; broken
-33%4c 1b.; not shelled, 10c.
Ib. Cash with order. No
. H. Gordon, Adel, Rt.



shelled pecans,
5 other var, 40c'
P, O. Bradley, Leslie.

RUP FOR SALE.

al. 1938 Honey Drip sor-
fyrun for sale, K.. R.
Themson, Rt. 2.

gal. cans P. O. J. cane)
30c gal. Extra charge for
J, H. McDaniel, Glen-

.

UITS FOR SALE

938 sun dried apples.
m worms, core and peal-
lb. Postpaid in 10 Ib. ,
Iso garlic bulbs, 25c doz.
White, Rt. 1, Box 37, Dah-.














a















TTER FOR SALE

fine Jersey butter each;
25c lb. del. 1st and 2nd
Cash with order. Mrs.
Chamblee, Cumming, Ri.!





4 lbs.. butter a week, 25c
2nd zone. Cow T. B.
~ Mrs. R. L. Henson, Car-
ett. 2:

RN & SEED CORN
FOR SALE

nice, fresh pop corn for |
William Bennett, Madi-,







corn for sale this Fall.
best offer. Ben Smith,
naston, Rt, 1.

ATOES FOR SALE
t 250 bu. P. R. potatoes for |

truckers. E. L. Smith. |
ont.










P: R. sweet potatues |
Truckers call soon. |
_ Houston, Shingler.



3 ibss:

PLANTS FOR SALE

Fresh plants, Chas. W., Danish
Ball-Head and Copenhagen
Market cabbage, Heading and
Ga. collard, Marglobe tomato,
400. 50c; $1.00 M; 5 and 10 M.
90c M, Ovie Crow, Gainesville,
Maple St.

Ga. Heading collard, 200, 25c;
90c M; Blackemore strawberry
plants, 35c C; $2.50 M. del. Mrs.
H. L. Brittingham, Guyton,

Mastodon and _ everbearing
strawberry plants, 25c C; $1.30
M. Add postage. Exc. for baby
chicks. Write first. Miss Beulah
Frye, Dallas, Rt. 3.

Klondike strawberry plants. 500
75c; $41.50 M. Young plants. Full
count. Hazel Allen, Gainesville,
Rt. 2, Box 109.

Everbearine strawberry plants,
25c C, 500. $1.00; Lemon plants,
15c ea.; Jerusalem artichokes,
25 gal; green hot and sweet
pepper, 25c gal. Add _ postage.
eke Doyle Conner. Buchanan,

Everbearing strawberry plants,
$1.20 M., 15c C. Jerry Sisk, Lex-
ington. ue

Klondike strawberry plants,
$1.25 M. del; Lady Thompson,
$1.50 M. del. Full count. Prompt
shipment. Geo. L, Durand,
Gainesville, Rt. 2, Box 119,

Fresh grown cabbage plants,
Chas.. Jersey. Copenhagen and
Flat Dutch, 500. 60c; $1.00 M.
postpaid. I. L. Stokes, Fitzgerald,
Rts ds: ;

Lady T. and Jumbo - straw-
berry plants, 30c C; $2.70 M: new
crop cream, white biack-eye
crowder peas, 12%c Jb.; 10 Ibs.,
$1.00; old fashioned black and
strived cornfield be-ns, 35c \b..
$1.00 del. Don Clark,
Flowery Branc.. :

Crystal Wax yellow onion Sets,
80c gal.; Marglobe ard New Stone
tomato seed, $1.00 1lb.; collards,
25c Ib. Emma Stephens, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 6. : ;

Leading var. cabbage and col-
lards, 15c C; 300. 35c; 70c M. Not
prepaid. 45 M. Cash with order.
Maybelle Crow, Gainesville.

Wakefield aid Dutch cabbage;
heading and Ga. collard plants,
20c C;: 300. 40c; 75c M. mailed;
$2.50. 5 M; $4.85, 10 M. express-
ed. Cash with order. M. O. pre-
ferred. Anna Crow, Gainesville,
Rink

Early J. Wakefield cabbage
plants. fresh and green, 500, 65c
$1.00 M. postpaid. R. Chanclor,
Pitts. .

Well rooted Sage plants. 1c
ea. Add postage. Mrs. E. L.
Rogers, Griffin. : :

Klondike strawberry plants,
25c C:; 80c, 500; $1.50 M. Del.
Young plants. Mrs. Ara Waldrip,
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Klondike strawberry plants,
20c C; 5c, 500; $1.50 M.; old
fashioned Beer seed. 10c start, 3
starts, 25c. Mrs.
Cumming, Rt. 1.

Lady Thompson ~- strawberry
plants, 35c C; 500, $1.50; Ever-
bearing, 25c C; 500, $1.00. Moss
packed. Postpaid. Mrs. L. Ww.
Seago, Pinehurst.

Heading and Ga. and cabbage-
collard plants, 300. 35c; 500, 50c;
"5c M; Wakefield cabbage, 500,
65c; $1.00 M; Everbearing straw-
berry plants, 300, 50c; 500, 80c;
$1.50 M. All del. Lawrence Mae
Garrett, Gainesville, Rt. 7.

Cabbage plants, Wakefield and
Dutch: also collard plants, ship-
ped promptly. Del. by mail pre-
paid, 400, 45c; 75c M; By Ex-
press not prepaid, 5 M. $3.00; 10
M. $5.00. Cash, money order pre-
ferred, with order. Major Crow,
Gainesville, Rt. 1. :

Ga. and Heading collards, 300,
40c; 500. 50c; 80c M. All var.
strawberry plants, 300, 50c; 500,
80c; $1.50 M. All del. A. C. Gar-
rett, Gainesville, Rt. 7:.Box 48.

FE. J., Chas. W. cabbage plants,
500, 60c; $1.00 M; 5 M. up lots.
75c M. Ready October 15th. Moss
packed, full count, Del. Melvin
Deal, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Old fashioned white black-
berry, red thornless raspberry,
50c doz; strawberry, *Gibsons
Premier, Early Jungs Wonder-
bearer, 40c C; $2.50 M; Red Gold
sugar saver and giant Mastodon.



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-65c C. Money order. John B. Nix,

Alia RE 2

Lady T., strawberry plants, 25c
C: 500, 75c; $1.75 M; Klondike,
500, 5c; $1.50 M. Ethel Crowe,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.:_

20 M. strawberry plants, $30.00,
cr $2,00 M;. 30 Davis Buff Orp.,
7 wks. old chicks, $1.00 ea. Mrs.

Opal Davenport, Andersonville,
RFD A.
Klondike strawberry plants,

25c C., 75c, 500; $1.50 M. Doro-
thy Durand, Flowery Branch.

Klondike Strawberry plants,

, $1.25 M. P. B. Reynolds, Gaines-

ville, Rt. 2.
Dif. var. cabbage plants. $1.09
M. del. J. D. Mullis, Baxley, Rt. 4



Effie Crowe, |

, Suwanee.

PLANTS FOR SALE
Klondike and Lady T. Straw-
berry plants, $1.30 M. Del; Pro-
gressive tverbearing, $140 M.

del. Prompt shipment. Mrs. Fay
Martin, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Mastodon everbearing straw-
berry plants, $1.85 M. del. Mrs.
R. T. Howell, Bogart.

Cabbage plants, fresh grown,
Chas. J., Flat Dutch, Copen-
hagen, 500, 60c; $1.00 M. postage}
| paid. I. L. Stokes, Fitzgerald.

| Mastodon everbearing straw-
berry plants, $4,00 M; Klondike,
$2.00 M; Lady T., $2.50 M. Addie
Bennett, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Giant Mastodon everbearing
strawberry plants, 25 C; 500,
$1.00; Lemon plants, 20c ea.;
green and red hot and Bullnose
sweet pepper, 25c gal.; scallion
onion buttons, 10c pt, Add: post-
age. Mrs. Gussie Conner, Buch-
anan; Rt. i, ;

Klondike strawberry plants,
25e C. Add postage. October
right time to set out. Mattie
Wright. Buchanan, Rt. 1.

Klondike and Missionary
strawberry, 25c C. Exc. for a few
good white feed sacks, at 5c ea.
Both pay postage; white multi-
plying onions and_ shallots, BOC
gal, Add postage. Mrs. John R.
Terry, Sr.. Rockmart, Rt. 3.

E, J., C. W., cabbage plants, 50c
500; $1.00 M; 5 M, 70c M. Del.
Prompt shipment. J. P. Mullis.
Baxley, Rt. 4.

Lady T, strawberry, strong,
healthy plants. $1.25 M. Exc. for
honey and Barred Rock pullets. |
3M. or more plants, $1.00 M, Mrs. '
M. B. Scroggs; Alto.

Nice, well rooted Klondike
strawberry plants., 20c C; 90c,
500; $1.50 M. Mrs. Guy Crowe,
Cumming, Rt. 1. :

Early Bearing strawberry
plants, 25c C; 500, $1.00; $1.75 M.
Annie Lou Duran, Cumming.
Evehbearing strawberry plants,
25c C; $150 M; old time Red
shallots (fall planting), 35 gal;
Broad leaf tobacco seed, 10
spoonful; collard plants, 20c C.
80c M. All mailed. L. A. Crow,
-Gainesville. Rt. 2.

Nice strawberry and Sage
plants, for sale or exc, for what
have you? Write. Mrs. Grady
Settle, Suwanee, Rt. 1.

Frost-proof cabbage plants,
300, 35c; 80c M. del; 5 M. $3.25
collect; collard plants, 70c M.
del; 60c M. Exp. collect. Prompt
shipment. C. W. Smith, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2.

Lady T. strawberry plants. 30c
C: $2.00 M; Klondike, 25 C; 80c,
500; $1.50 M. del. Prompt ship-
ment. Royce Waldrip, Flowery
Branch, Rt, 1. /

Klondike strawberry plants,
20c C., 85c, 500; $1.50 M; white
multiplying onions, 50c gal. Miss
Grace Crowe, Cumming. Rt. 1,

Lady T. and Mtn. Delicious
strawberry. plants, $2.00 M; 6
Red Gold plants with ea. order
of 500. L, K. Rice, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Wakefield, Dutch, Copenhagen
and Early Jersey cabbage plants,
500, 60c; $1.00 M; 5 M. or more
lots, 75c M. All del. Prompt
shipment. Mrs. Opal L. Deal.
Baxley, Rt. 4. !









Miscellaneous For Sale



Hastings artichokes, 20c Ib.,
also strawberry plants, $1.50 M.
Miss Thelma Bishop, Anderson-
ville, RFD A. :

100 lb. cap. white feed sacks,
Tc each. Postage prepaid on 20
sacks or more. Wm. B. Glaze,
Dalton, Rt. 4. :

100 Ib. cap. white sacks, 8c ea.
or exc. for other value. G. W.
Darden, Athens, 794 Prince Ave.

Calamus root, 30 1b; poke rdot,
20c Ib; yellow dock, 30c lb; gar-
lic bulbs, 35c Jb. 3 Ilbs.. $1.00;
garlic seed heads, 5c ea. 6 for
25c; garlic buttons, $1.00 quart.
Now timesto plant. Mrs. Hannah
H. Harris, Griffin, Rt. C, Box'!
10.. A.

Nice, dry leaf sage, 1938 crop.
50c lb, 5 or more lb. lots, 35c Ib.

coe

-Menlo.

| unpeeled apples

-can furnish and prices. G. C.



postpaid. Sam Twedell, Litho-
nia, Rt. 2.

Large supply of roots, such as
John the Conqueror, rattle-.
snake master, boar hog root.|
heart mint, 25c doz. A, L, Mc-.

Gregor, Dallas, Rt. 1 Box 43.

25 Ibs. feathers, used some,
$8.00. Mrs. BE. G. Carter, Jack-!

son, Rt. 4.

20 Ibs., used feathers, steriliz-
ed, 35c lb. postpaid. Will exch.
Mrs. W. H. McWilliams, Litho-'
nia, Rt. 3.

25 Ibs.. new, .white, downy
feathers, $11.00, or 50c Ib. del.
Samle free. Mrs. Mary Collins,
Cordele. Rt. 4

Giant, Georgia garlic bulbs, 5
ea. 6 for 25c postpaid. (Now best
time to set out. F. B. Moore,





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Miscellancous For Sale



Catnip, peppermint, balm,
spearmint, hoarhound. dbl. singie
tansy, yarrow, 25c doz; yellow,
rattle. sassafras, queen of the
meadow root, witid cherry bark,
25c lb. Del. Ga. Mrs. Spur Hol-
loway. Dahlonega, Rt. 1.



Miscellaneous Wanted



RABBITS:

Want Flemish Giant ravbits.

E. B. Shoemaker, West Point.
. ARTICHOKES:

Want 1 bu. good artichokes.
Write price before sending. Mrs.
Baldwin Davis, 412 Prince Ave.,
Tifton.

GOURDS

Want 100 or more gourds, any
size and shape.. W. E. Cornell,
Indian Springs, Rt. 1.

CORN:

Want 300 bu. curn in exchange
for value. Prefer yellow corn.
G. B. Dasher, Valdosta, Rt. 3.

Want yellow corn, oats and

rye. Quote prices and send
Samples. L. B. Millians, New-
nan. :

Want good hard corn. State
best price on lots 25 to 100 bu. at
the time. Chas. Brown. Smyrna.

Want 25 to 50 bu. good hard;
corn. Quote best prices. Mrs.
Chas. Johnson, Smyrna.

BEANS AND PEAS WANTED: |

Want to hear from party hav-|
ing the Whippoorwill peas for,
sale. Mrs, J. W. Barfield, Man-
chester.



QUINCES: , i

Want to hear from parties,
having sound quinces. Quote
prices by the peck, half-bushel,
bushel. Mrs. Ernest Kennedy,

GRAIN: E et
Want. some bright, clean Mili-
ing wheat, Florida Black rye,
mammoth yellow and Ga. Hay-
seed Soy Beans (feed), sundried,
and peaches.
Quote prices del. W. C. Forest,
Jesup. Box 171. peo es

| SEED WANTED:
Want 25 lbs. Early Market
Queen (the 60-day) watermelon

seed. Send sample and quote
best price del. W. M. Thornton,
Jesup.

EGGS WANTED:

Want pure bred Golden Se-
bright bantam eggs for setting.
Mrs. Joe Hyde, Gainesville, Rt.
8, Box 211.

Want 4 doz. large. brown eggs
each week, also some other high
grade farm produce, for home:
use only. Write fully what you)!

2

Bowden, Atlanta, 1090 Oakdale
CORN WANTED:

Want trade 24 in upright corn
mill for 80 bu, white corn, also
other value to trade for good
white corn, or will buy corn.
Write E. Callas, Gainesville, 360
Oak St.

Pecan and Other Fruit
Trees for Sale





Lead. var. nice, large 1 and 2
yr. old apple trees, cheap for
cash, or exch. for what have you?
T. M. Webb, Ellijay.

Orange-Quince trees, also 3

var, apricots, all well branched,

about 5 ft. size. Will assor; $5.00
for 10 choice trees, FOB. No less
sold. N. C. Rosene, Atlanta. 126
E, Baker St. :

_Jap. apricot plums, 10 for $1.00.
1 Rose and Goose plums, 12 for
$1.00; black scuppernong vines,
12 for $1.00, well rooted, postpaid.
Also Klondike strawberry plants,
25c C; 3 lbs. dried sage, $1.00.
Mrs, Josie Huggins, Waco. Rt. 2.

Gov. insp., leading var., apple
trees, 1-2 yrs. old. 10-20c_ a;
peach trees, 7cl5c ea; pear cher-
ry, apricots, plums, 25-40c ea;

grapevines, 2-3 yrs. old, 10c ea.|

$6.00 C. Del. Lee Head, Cornelia.

All lead, var. peach trees.
erape vines, $35.00 M; $4.00 C;
Keiffer pear, $10.00 C; $80.00 M;
apricot and plums, $7.50 C; Black
walnuts, $7.00 C. Mrs. EH. B,
Travis, Riverdale. e

100 more or less brown scup-.
spernong vines from seed this
year, 15c ea. in lots of 12 to 100;
25c ea. for single one. Postage
to be added. Will ship COD. W.|
B. Bass, Swainsboro, RFD 4. |

Gov. insp. Stewart and Schley}
pecan trees for sale. Write for)

prices. Calvin Harman, Stovall.

Sweet pomegranate, well root- |

ed, 3 ft., 20c ea; huckleberry, |
gooseberry, plum, Black haw, red
haw, black muscadine. 2-2 f*
90c doz. plus postage; black
walnuts, 1 ft., 3 for 25c. iva-
lene Connell, Toomsboro. Rt, 2.
Scuppernong vines. Hunt (early
black), Lucida (largest white,
known), 50c ea. 3 for $1.00 post-.
paid in Ga.; in 100 or 1000 lots,!
20c ea. FOB. Eugene Oxford,)
Concord.

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Pecan aud Other Fruit -








Trees For Sale



May cherry sprouts, 25c for 6,
plus postage. Mrs. Jess Charles,
Chattsworth. P. O. Box 22.

Black walnut bushes (grown
this year from the walnuts), 25

for 3. Miss Viola Hensley, Elli-
jay, Rt. 5. ;
- Karly May cherry sprouts,





































$1.00; Apricot sprouts, 8 for $1.00;
N, C. tender cornfield beans, 25
pt; Rhubarb. 75c doz. Add posi-
age under $1.00 orders. E. Hea-
ton, Mineral Bluff.

LIVESTOCK WANTED

SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED:

Trade 2 young goats, alreaay
bred, for 1 that is now milking
with young kids. Mrs; J. C.- =
Lynes, Atlanta, 187 Howard St. | ~
S. E, De 1335.

HORSES AND MULES
3 WANTED |

Want medium sized pony at
bargain. State age. wt. and
price. Dr. C. L. Douglas, At-
lanta, 626 Candler Bldg.

Want 1 or 2 good, young work
mares, bred to Jack, in foal, wt.
about 1 M. lbs., ea. Trade mules
for same. F. P.. Prather, Mon-
roe, Rt. 1. S

Want a good. young mule at
the right price, also 1 Cuttaway











harrow. P. W. Harrison, Hal-

cyon Dale. :

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



7 yr. old black mare mule. and e
1 horse wagon, $175.00. Geo. W.
Cook, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

A gray work mule, wt. around
1100 Ibs: and between 11 and 12
yrs. old. gentle, strong, able and
willing to work anywhere, $75.00
at my place, near Bartletts Ferry.
M. C, Bradshaw, Fortson, Rt. 1.

Kentucky bred, 5 gaited saddle
mare, plenty of pep but gentie
(a child can handle), $100.00 for .
quick sale; 2 male goats, Toggen-
burg and Nubian, 3 mos. old. $5.00
or $3.00 ea. Chas. A. Moore, At-
lanta, 156 Browns Mill Road,
Ma 8279.

1-mule colt, 1 yr. old, for sale. |
Floyd Dellinger, Bishop. ?

1 black horse mule. 8 yr. old,.
wt. 900 lbs, no plug, $150.00.
Clay Smith, Waco. De

An 800 Ib. mare mule. in good |
shape, smooth mouth, sell or
trade for cow or yearlings; also
5 P. C. pigs, 3 mos, old, for sale.
W. W. Childers, Lithonia, Rt. 1,
at Union Grove.

Dark bay mule, 12 yrs. old,
wt. 900 lbs., work anywhere, ex-
cellent cond. for sale, L. D. -
Bowen, Dunwoody. : :

Black mule about 12 yrs. old,
wt. about 1100 Ibs., $100.00, or
exc, for a 2 yr. old yoke of steers
or for cattle to the value. Wm.
H. Hall, Lithonia. Rt. 3.

Good; blind mule, 9 yrs. old,
wt. 1 M. lbs., for sale or exc, for
anything can use. Geo. M.
Wicker, Americus, Albany Road.

Choice of 3 mules or more, wt. |
800 to 1100 lbs., age 3 to 11 yrs..
cheap for cash. Take milch cow
as part payment. L. M. Head,
Kirkland, Rt. 1.

Good farm horse, 6 yrs. old,
work anywhere, good cond, 1
mule, 8 yrs. old, good qualities.
for sale. H. C. Newsome, Davis-
boro.

Mare colt, 16 mos. old, wt. 700
lbs., for sale at my place, 3 mi,
West of Tallapoosa. Grady Hicks,
Tallapoosa, Rt. 2.

6 mos, old Mare, sired by 5 gait
stallion, $75.00; purebred Buff
Orpington cockerels, $1.00 and
$1.50 ea., also some 5 wks. old
Berkshire: pigs for sale. Law-
rence Lunsford, ewyrose, Rt. 1.

~ Brood mare. wt. 1 M. ibs. 8
yrs. old, work anywhere, sound
and very pretty, $175.00 at my
barn. L. M. Poole, Lithonia,
RFD 1.

Pair fine mare mules, 8-9 yrs,
old, perfect in every way, wt.
800-900 lbs. ea. easily kept, work
anywhere single or double.
Write. Jesse Stancil. Clarkes-
ville, Rt. 2. =

2 small mules and a Piedmong
wagon, almost new, for sale,
cheap. Arnold J. Bailey. Hart-
well,

Bay mare, 12 yrs, olld, gentile,
would wt. 1100 Iibs.-if fat, good
cond., $60.00. Would exch. as
have no work for her now. Mrs.
J. J. Edmondson, Barretts.

Nice bay mare, about 950 Ib,,
12 yrs. old, fat and sound in
every way, work anywhere, gentle,
good buggy mare, $50.00 or trade
Bes cow. W. W. McPherson, Villa

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HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE

Pair good mares, 5 and 8 Jjrs.
/ eld, about 2 M. wt., 1 black and
1 bay for sale. J. F, Wellborn,
Rock Springs.

10 yr: sold, 1200 = Ib: perfectly
gentle black mare mule, work
anywhere, $150.00. P. W. Smith,
Stockbridge, Kt; 1.





SHEEP AND GOATS
WANTED

Want a dry milk goat, prefer-
ably not bred. H. P. Fields, At-
jJanta, Rt, 8. i

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE





























































om

- Purebred Toggenburg 10 mos.
gid buck, from heavy milker,
$7.50 or trade for chickens or a
nannie goat of same _ breed.
James Turner, Blairsville, Rv. 4.

Purebred, reg. Nubian buck, A.
GS ON; 913: A.M G: Ri Ay
50668, Black and white (gets big
husky kids, 80 per cent females).
Fee, $3.00 for purebred does. $2.00
- for grades. Bring to my home, 2
mi.. West Demorest. F, E. Grubbs,
Demorest.

J Ram and 2 Ewes, (one lambs
in October) 1 yr. old, a 4 mos.
old ewe lamb, $20.00 my place at
Omaha Springs (near Avera)
,. dor Jot; RB, Es, Kelley, Avera.

f Pair Toggenburgs, buck 22
and doe 32 mos. old. Doe milk-

ing 13 mos., giving 1 qt. now.;
Very reasonable. H. A. Evans.
Atlanta, 369 Augusta Ave. S. E.

2 purebred Toggenburg does,
both bred. Exe. one for young
laying Leghorn hens; 100 per-
gent Nubian buck, sell or trade
for heavy milking doe;; want
reg. Saanan does. Edwin Simp-
son, Atlanta, 695 Paynes Ave. N.
WS ae : : oo

Reg, Nubian buck. 3 yrs, old
this February, also 3 does, al-
ready bred, cheap. A. H. Bul-
loch, Douglasville. :

Large, natural butt-headed
Toggenburg buck, about 2 yrs.
old, of fine milk stock. Sell)
reasonable or use for buck ser-
vice, fee, $2.00; also several nice,
young does, some bred, priced
right. John Hynds, Atlanta, 93
Warren St., N. E. De 5140.

1 Toggenburg and 1 Nubian
milk goat, 1 yr. old, $5.00 ea. or
exc. for equal value can use. H.
Marquardt, Conyers, RFD 3.
Nice toggenburg buck, full
Ylooded, 20 mos. old. Sell or exc.
for nice heifer, 7 or 8 mos,, old,

Wingo, Newnan. S
1 large goat, perfectly broke
and gentle, $5.00. R. L. Carter,

HOGS WANTED.

_ Want reg. Duuroc Jersey pigs.
State what you have and. price.
_E. H. James. Axson. ;
Want a Black Essex male hog,
from 5 to 7 mos..old. State what
you have and best price. Ed
- Cobb, Gainesville, Rt. 8. ue
Want 2 reg. Duroc Jersey gilts,
to 10 wks. old. State price. J.
D. Vining, Rt. 4, Douglasville.
Want 1 reg. big bone Guinea
or Red Jersey sow, 12 Brown
Leghorn hens and rooster. and
10 or 15 hives of Bees. O. P.
-Long, Willacoochee. :
. Want 2. reg. Duroc Jersey
gilts, 8 to 10 wks. old, about Nov.
15th. State price, etc, J. D.
Vining, Daugiasville, Rt. 4
Want thoroughbred P. C. gilt.
Trade nice 6 mos. old Jersey
heifer and pay or take differ-
ence. E. G. Acree, Atlanta, Rt.





















"HOGS FOR SALE _






_ 3-pigs. half Berkshire and half
P. C., 2 boars and 1 gilt, 6 mos.
old, about 80 Ib. wt., out of reg.
tock, $10.00 ea. at my _ barn;
ood light horse mule, sound, 900
bs. $50.00 at my farm. F. M.
Walters, Fairburn. (Fayetteville
CROC.) a6 :
_P. G. gilts, ent. to reg, 6 mos.
old, reg. in buy rs name, $15.00
ea. John L. Maddox, Griffin.
_S. P. C. pigs. both sex, 10 wks.
id, med. blocky type and easy
keep kind, well marked and
dev. Reg. in buyers name, $8.00
pea. 919.00) pr. FOR. W.. .
-Roughton, Sandersville.

_ Few young purebred Hamp-
hires, male and-~femaie, priced
asonably. O. S. Duggan, Ches-



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Thoroughbred big bone Guinea.
14 mos, old, also a thor-



-

-300 Ibs.

Cawthon, Jackson, Rt. 4.
- Big bone S: P. C. boar, Janu-|

or for a nice male. Mrs. R. W.;



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HOGS FOR SALE
"20 nice pigs, P. C.. and Essex,

$3.50 ea. at my place, or trade.
W.S. Nixon, Griffin, Box 274.

Pedigreed O. I. C. pigs and
hogs, also Abruzzi seed rye and
Fulghum seed oats, both reclean-
ed, for sale. A. L. Linn, Hamp-
ton.

15 S. P. C. shoats.and il P. C.
pigs, 6 wks. old, at reasonabie
price. T. S. Griffin, Maysville,
Rt. 1.

Purebred big bone Black and
White S. P. C. 8 wks. old pigs,
heavy breeders, liter of 15. $10.00
ea. with reg. papers. L. D. Mar-
tin, Forsyth, RFD 3.

Reg. S. P. C. pigs ready for
November del., $10.00 ea. also 2
yr. old Jersey bull. $25.00. Foster
Prather, Atlanta, 450 Sterling St
N. E. De 8603.

8 purebred S. P. C. pigs, I
gilt and 7 males, 3 mos. old,
treated and reg. buyers name,
$10.00 ea. FOB, J. H: Braziel.
Jr., Pitts.

Fine O,. I. C. stock hog, pure-
bred, year-old, wt. approximately
Helen Jordan, Morgan-
ton, :

5 feeder shoats, av. wt. 30-35
lps. ea. Life time cholera and
swine plague serum cert. by
county agent. $3.00 ea. FOB.
Money order. I. H. Anderson,
Alma, Rt. 4. : :

7 nice gilts (for brood sows), 5
mos. old. Sire reg. Duroc, Dam.
reg. S. P. C. $12.50 ea. at farm.
Jim Bridges, Dawson..

- Reg. S. P .C. boar. 21 mos. old,

wt. 500 lbs. excellent pedigree,

$45.00. Jack Ansley, Thomson,
Rik: =
Young Hampshire boars, per-

fectly marked. Free of diseases.

Sired by Top Score son _ of
High Score (twice world
Grand Champion). Priced to

sell and guar. to be breeders.
B. Weatherly, Cochran.
~ Reg. O. I, C. pigs, ready for
del. at farmers prices. Write.
C. M. Stallings, Carrollton, Rt. 3.

E.

3 reg. S. P. C., 60 to 75 lb. wt.|

pigs, $40.00, or $15.00 ea. Paul

ary farrow, New Dea] breeding;.
December farrow gilts, Gunfire
breeding, bred. All wt. 300 lbs.
or more. $35.00 ez. Knob Comb
game. March cockerels, $1.00 ea.

D, T. Lee, Dawson...

Reg. S. P. C., pigs, 5 males,
$4.00 ea; 3 gilts, $6.00 ea. at my
barn, J. . Stephens, Jackson,
FUP ye ae me ees

44 fine pigs, $2.00 ea; also 2
reg. S. P. C. sows, $20.00 ea. or
both for $35.00 at farm. H. S.
Walker, Macon, 349 Turpin St.
Big bone black P. C. boar pigs,
reg. in buyers name. Unless
best breeding stock wanted, dont
answer. C, J. May. Washing-
ton cy tee ee a

S. P. C, boar pigs, out of good
dams, sired by half-brother to
1937 world Jr. champion boar.
8-10 wks. old, $10.00 ea; 75 to
100 Ibs., $12.00, dbl. treated, reg.
in buyers name. L, J. Washing-
ton. Jackson, Rt. 1..

Reg. S. P. C. pigs, sired by a
son of Mischief Maker, 1936
and 1937 Worlds Champion

if

boar and full brother to 1938

worlds champion. Pigs worm
free. Clifford Waters, Sylvania.

Reg. Berkshire pigs. and shoats,

$8.00 to $15.00; Grade cows, bred

to reg. Hereford bull, for sale.

-R. E. Mitchell, Zebulon,

7 Duroc pigs, 3 mos. old, 5
males, 2 females, sub. to reg,

($12.50 ea. Miss Gertrude Carter,

Ellabell,

Big type P. C. pigs, wt., about
80 to 100 Ibs., sub. to reg. $12.50
ea. with papers furnished. Wat-

son, Salter, Pitts. :

14 pigs, crossed with little bone
Guinea and S. P. C., fat and

| growing, now ready for sale. H.

. Fountain, Gordon, Rt. 1.

- Booking orders for last of
October del., properly weaned
S. P. C. pigs, 3 females and 4
males. . Champion blood lines,
cholera immuned, reg. in buy-
ers name, $10.00 ea, at pen,
$12.00 crated and shipped. Mrs.
W. E. Jackson, Quitman, Rt. 2,
Box 93. : as Vein
Champion blooded SS. P.
Chinas. Large litter, of pigs,
bred gilts, and service boar ra-
sonable prices. F. H. Bunn
Midville, Sas
_ Pure Black African str. Guinea
hogs, service boars, $25.00; bred:
sows, $30.00; 8 wks. old pigs, $8.00
ea. $15.00 pr.; $21:00 for 3; boars
not related to sows. A. P. Sanders,
Tignall, hk
. 9 fine pigs, P. C., and Guinea,
crossed, splendid breeding stock,
$4.00 ea, crated and del, express
office; also Gasta seed wheat,
imp, Blue Stem, $1.00 bu; Hast-

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HOGS FOR SALE

20 to 25 pigs, 10 to 12 wks. old,
Duroc crossed with P. C., wt.
30-40 lbs. for sale. P. R. Sims,
Rayle.: 3

CATTLE WANTED

Want some young heifer calves
of good stock, del. at my farm
on Hunter Rd., near Stonewall.
Write Houston White,
Park, RFD, la

Want Grade Guernsey cow.
fresh, not less than 3 gal. De-
scribe fully. E. OD. _ Borders.
Marietta, Rt. 4.

Want. good, gentle milch cow,
not over 3 yrs. old, for. about
$25.00 or $30.00. Near Gaines-
Ville. $5.00 down (by the 20th
October) and $3.00 monthly.
Mrs. Emma Frady, Gainesville,
Rte6. ;

Want a thoroughbred. Holstein





and must be. cheap.
OSteen, Douuglas.

CATTLE FOR SALE.

R.



College |.

heifer calf, only a few days old,
L.

ET BULLETIN.

CATTLE FOR SALE








Saturday, Octobe e :



Reg. Polled Hereford bull cal-
ves and reg. Polled Hereford
Herd bull, for sale.

Boswell, Jr., Siloam.

3 yr. old yellow cow, $35.00.
Vidor Crump, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

10 dairy cows, fresh and near
fresh, 20 calves, 6 mo. to 18 mos.
old, for sale. Eugene Collier, Tal-

botton.

2 yr. old, 900 lb. Jersey bull at
reasonable price. Call or write.

Max Martin, Adairsville.

2 yr. old Jersey bull, ent. to
reg., sound, in good shape, gentle,
easily handled, $50.00 at my
farm. Hewlett E. Dunlap, Sr.,

Gray.

Good beef cow, $35.00 at my
home. Georgia Ni<.10Is, Clarkes-

ville.

bull,

Fine, reg. 2% yr. old Jersey
eood Dreeder,
$70.00; also 244 yr. old reg. Jersey
sow, 4 mos. old calf, $75.00 with-
out calf. All at my home prices.
Mrs. S. E. Jones, Fairburn.

POULTRY FOR SALE

solid color,

Apply E. T.

POULTRY FOR SAI

GAME: re
Parks str. B. R. cockere
hatch, $2.00 ea.; 3 for $5
col. Also hatching egg
per 15 postpaid. Cash. Qua






































cheaper, Contract for
orders. Mamie Roach
Daisy.

Game cockerels, 1
l-yr. old cocks, $5.00. Prize
ners at S. E. Fair. Sati

Gordon stags, .
chicks from Carleton
Reasonable. J. B. D
Ayersville. :
1 fine Red Warhor
rooster, 2 yrs. old, $3.0
old, $2.50; 1 Irish Gray
S. M. Seaborn. Brunsw
GIANTS: aaa
Royal Purple J. B. Gian



-Around 30 cows, wt. 300 to 500
lbs. ea. heifers and steers mostly,
for sale. C. C/ Elliott, Barnes-
ville, Rt. 2.

2 yokes of steers, 2 and 4 yrs.
old, well matched, good -workers,
also some heifers and bull and 8
geese for sale. W. A. Keeter.
Canton. Rt. 4.

Aberdeen-Angus cattle, best of
breeding and individuality, for
sale; Want 20 to 25 early hatched
pullets. now laying or beginning
to lay, heavy breed, Barred Rocks

| preferred. C. H. Blalock, Rabun

Gap. 5

-2 Yearlings, male and female,
each about 20 mos. old, $27.00
for both: 1 dark red cow, Devon

mixed breed, $40.00. Come see
them. -L. W. Colenback, Tiger.
Rt. 2. .

2 reg. Jersey males, 1 yr, old,

Hereford bulls. Come see them.

\H. Y. Tillman, Valdosta.

Jersey milch cow, perfect quali-
ties, purebred, Ist calf. Sell or
exc. for 40 English type Ww. L.
pullets, also 25 young Guineas.
just grown, sell or exc. C..-e.
Yearwood, Macon, Rt. 6.

Few cattle for sale at market
price. B. O. Fussell, Brunswick.
Nice 5 mos. old very gentle
Jersey male (mother a 2. Ibs.
Sell or
exc. for hay, corn, wheat, Velvet
peans, etc. Mrs. E. M. Wise,
Lovejoy. oes =

Fine, ent. to reg. Jersey cow
(doesnt go dry), 3rd calf, 3
mos. old, also black mare. gentle,
sound, wt. 850 Ibs. work any-
where, drive good. All for sale.
1 mi. North Palmetto on Roose-

Palmetto.

Cream col. 3 yr. old 3 to 3%
gal. Jersey cow. 3rd calf., $35.09.
H. H. Sibley, Atlanta, Rt. 4, Box
147 (off Gordon .Road, S. W.)
Atlanta. .

Pair of twin steers. 6 mos. old,
well matched, in good ~ order,
$25.00 at my barn; a white mare
mule, smooth mouth, fat, sound,
good worker, about 1 M. lbs. sell
ror trade for one about 1200. Ibs.
Geo. McPherson, Moultrie, Rt. 2.

Reg. Guernsey bull calf, Lang-
water blood lines sure, $35.00; a
7% Guernsey bull calf, sired by
above bull, out of good % Guern-
sey cow, $15.00. W. A. Talia-
ferro, Blue Ridge. :

6 young Aberdeen-Angus cows
bred to my reg. Aberdeen pull,
for_sale. S. E, Vandiver, Lavo-
nia.

a3
Reg. Hereford bulls from 12
mos., to 3 yrs. old, strong in
Domino breeding. Percy A.
Price, Albany.
Fresh 5 gal. Jersey cow and
fine heifer calf, 2 wks. old, for
sale. Mrs. P. P. Wood, Atlanta,
Rt. 8, Center Hill.
Polled Hereford cattle. all
for sale. Also, want prices on
Peanut and Johnson grass hay.
W.-A. Biggers,. Greenville.
2 yr. old Guernsey bull for
sale. H. S, Thompson, College
Park, 1115 No. Main St., Ca 1465.
Good yoke Oxen, young, well
broke: close to 900 Ibs, ea., 412 yrs.
old, also good 7% yr. old mare
-horse, gentle, wt. 875 Ibs., at
reasonable prices. R. A. Addi-.
son, Toccoa. Rt. 2.
Polied Hereford bull; 244 yrs.
old, best of reg. breeding, in
finest form and: dev., $175.00;
also male hog, 24% yrs. old, half
inea and lialf P. C. $15.00.









$50.00 ea, with papers. W. EF.
Stewart, Swords. ;
Purebred and reg. American

velt Highway. A. G. Robertson,

Mrs. W. C. Beck, Lithonia, Rt.

ages, also reg. Berkshire hogs|

ANCONAS:

also..white Engl

AAA grade Sheppard str. An-
conas, 75 ea. plus r
sold at once. Mrs. Richard Dens-|y7 wf. Simpson,
more, Jasper, Rt. 2.

Ancona cockerels,

Fitzgerald, Rt. 4, Box 49.
ANDALUSIANS:

lusians,
April hatch, $5.
Treadaway,

AAA grade S. C. Blue Anda-
2 pullets and rooster,
00 del. Mrs. W. L.

Adairsville.

BANTAMS: i

and 3. roosters,
$2.25, Mrs. A. B. Crow,
Branch, Rt. 2.

hatch. Giant
Cockerels,

f

1 lot colored bantams, 7 pullets
almost grown.
Flowery

Few genuine

Arthur. Calhoun, Rt. 2. ~

Sebrights,

18 White Cornish, $1.00 ea. 6
Black Tail Japs, $1.50 ea; 10 black
Japs, $1.00 and $1.25 ea; pair
Barred Rocks. $2.00; 5 Golden
25. commor
pbantams, 25c ea. Exc. for quail
or pheasants. J. L. Berry, Nor-

$5.00;

eross, Box 125. | :

BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS:
Purebred Parks Barred Rock
roosters, $1.00 ea. Money order.

W. S. Norton. Edison.

Purebred Barred Rock January
and February hatch pullets. 75c
and $1.00 ea. Mrs. R. J: Miller
Augusta, Rt. 2

Road).

ea.;

Fine March and April hatch
purebred Barred Rock cockerels |.
from parents of direct AAA Rusk.
2 for $3.00; 3 for $4.00; 10 hens,
$12.50 FOB. Money orders. Mrs.
E. G. Wood, Cedartown, Rt. 1.

8 Apr. hatch B. R. pullets, 65c
6 weeks
old. $6.00 ea.; white feed sacks,
free of holes, 5c ea. Mrs. Ed Bled-

also guinea pigs,

soe, Carrollton.

$8 White Rock, Mar. 1938 hatch.
pullets and 1 rooster, not re-)
lated, $10.00 FOB. No _ checks.
Mrs. Ida Harrison, Carrollton.
Rock pullets; .Barred
R. pullets; Barred R. cockerels,

White

AAA stock, Feb. hatch;

cockerels dif. stock. $1.00 ea. Mrs.

lots of 10 or more. Mrs. Jesse).

. M. Sparks, Soperton.

Purebred Partridge Rock pull-
Z _|ets and cockerels, $1.00 ea. in
_1 Jersey mich cow with ist)
calf, for sale. Near Browns Mill.

Mixon, Ocilla.

Purebred Parks str. B. R. roost-
ers, ready for service, $1.50 ea.
Money order, W. S. Norton. Edi-!

SOR SA

Brahma
$1.00 here;

2 Barred Rocks, about 4 Ibs.
ea., $1.40; 2 White Wyandotte
roosters from prize stock 31% to
44 Ibs. each. $1.40; 2 white Wyan-
dotte old roosters, $2.50. All pure-
|bred and FOB: Mattie B. Mc-
Pherson, Rabun Gap, Rt. 1.
and 2
pullets, March hatch, $1.00 ea.;
8 purebred Golden Buff. Orping-
ton April cockerels
J..E, Lott, Broxton,
BRAHMAS: :

White Rock cockerel

Thoroughbred
roosters.
$1.25 shipped.

Lord, Commerce, Rt. 5.

- 25 purebred Light Brahmas,
young rosters and few pullets, 4
and 5 mos, old, $1.00 ea. Not pre-
paid, Mrs, J. E. Woodall, Rt. 3,

Calhoun.
CORNISH:

Pure dark Cornish, 10 pullets,
pullets,

di



: Driskell



rooster. $10.00; 20

Mrs...



trans. ches. if

May hatch,
ish Leghorn cock-
erels, 75c ea, Mrs. Pp. J. Byrd.

Buff Cochin
preeding cockerels. $2.50 ea; June
Black Minorca
$1.50; hatching eggs
rom both str. $1.50 per 15. O. H.
Wright, Atlanta, Peters Bldg. He
0648 before 9, and after 4 oclock.

Buff Cochins and Midget Black
R. C. Bantams, $1.00 ea. D. T.
Jenhings, Americas, P. O. Box 84.

Golden Sebright bantam cock-
erels, 5 mos, old, $1.00 ea. not
prepaid. No chks. Mrs. L. J. Mc-

(Milledgeville

, 156 ea. Mrs,

Giant Light
Apr. hatch,
Lera





10c ea. del. at depot; eg
per 15, Add postage. Carto
turned. 100 chicl. 1 day
wks. old. Roosters, $2.00 ea


































































10 purebred Black
giant hens, 5 2-yr. old a1
old, $1.10 ea.; $10.00 lot
No exchange. Mrs. B. H.
Helena, Rt. 1.
LEGHORNS:

180 AAA big Eng!
pullets, vaccinated, 4.
$175.00; 60 AAA Mam
L, hens, year old last April
layers, 60c ea. for lo :
cond, Mrs. P. B. White, 1
Feb

6 Brown Leghorn Apri
cockerels, 2nd yr. from
-AAA egg str. 50c ea; 2
rooster, $1.50, All FOB. N
T. Lee, Jesup, Rt. 1, Box

AA B. L. cockerels, so
and nearly grown, 75
trans. chgs. if sold at once
Geo. Poole, Jasper. Rt.

60 W. L. hens, Apr. 193'

ton a ve
60 W. lL. pullets, 3%
60c ea. for lot. G. B
Valdosta, eb soso
AAA Roselawn Leghor
erels, June hatch. R
Exchange for pullets: san
Mrs. Daisy Williams, E
1 extra fine B. L. cock
grade, $1.25 cash. Exchan
cabbage plants or Bermuda,
sets. Mrs. I; E. Gibson,
ville. : ee
200 W. L.: hens; 200
(Leghorn-Minorca crossed
ea. Hovas Talley, Ohoope
20 pedigree AAA W
erels, Mar. 1938 hatc
H. Peskin, Winder.
60 Tancred W. L. hen.
2 yrs. old, 60c ea. S. G
Mansfield. 2












40 per cent now laying
through molting). 60c ea
yard. Cash or Money ord
Julia Randall, Metter, R















Apr. . cockerels, a
pullets, 75c; yr. old layin
$1.25; hatching eggs,
15. G. W. Wwson, Elber
MISCELLANEOUS: ee

10 young laying pull
ea. at my place. Will not
A. Krause. 63 Walnut A
Peachtree Hills, Atlant
ORPINGTONS: Be
Buff Orpington ccoker
ist prize winners State
to 6 lbs., $1.50 and $2:
E. Kelley, Avera.

12 purebred Buff O
pullets, 1 rooster, Mar.
$10.00 lot. Mrs. N,-
Eatonton, Rt. 4.

2 extra fine AAA Bu
cockerels. $2.00 each. W
Gee, Rome, 517 Second
PHEASANTS: Ae

A 2 yr, old cock and
also-a 6: mos. old hen. All
Ringnecks. First reasonable
gets the 4, G. L, Gartne
Janta, 811 Gilbert: St.
REDS (New Hampshires

Hubbard str. purebrec
New Hampshire cockerels,
ege producing ancestry. He
3 mos. old, 75c ea. not del
| Forest, Jesup. Box 1

5 S. C. New Hampshi
breeding cockerels, 7 mos
bloodtested, $1.00
order, Mrs. John
Cairo. Ride

10 June hatch Ne
(1 cockerel) pen
also large red mul
60c gal. d











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OULTRY FOR SALE
Gch faich R. I. Red cover:
Donaldson and Booth str.,

ea.. 2 for $1.75. Mrs. R. B.
mey, Adairsville.

New Hampshire aie 2 ae
Jdson Red cockerels, all April
hatch, $1.00 ea; also 1% yr. old
White Leghorn rooster, fine cond.
Mrs. E. F. Timms, Atlanta,
Jascade Ave. S.W.

EDS (Rhode Islands):
10 purebred S. C. R. EF. Red
arch cockerels, and 2 roosters,



vington, Millen, Rt. 3, Box 64.

dark R. I. Red pure blooded
Donaldson str. cocKerels, 6 mos.
tice! ea, crated. es Jordon.

@ rooster; 10 pure R. I. Red
ms, now laying, $9.00 lot. Mrs.
D. Vaughan, Jackson, Box

dark Ss. C.
D onaldson str.,
fy cockerel, same age.
rel ted; same price, $5.00 -
an, Monticello,

ANISH: ;
White Face Spanish hens, 18.
old, laying, $1.25 ea; 7 mos.
ol pullets, laying, $1.50 ea. Mrs.
2 Treadaway. Adairsville,
ike

ISSEX: J
pure Speckled Sussex rooster,
hatched, $1:50; exchange
same breed and age rooster;
2 cockerels, same breed, $1.00
Mrs, W. J. Kenney, sr., 368

ain St. Blakely.
tKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE.
DUCKS FOR SALE: |
head geese, $1.25 ea. Ex-
ge for any big breed 8 or 9
old pullets. Mrs. J, H. eS

offee, Rt. 1.

Mammoth Toulouse geese or
= ao:

R. I, Red -pullets,
7 mos. old, $1.00
ek

ssee, Tiger. ee
White African guineas, 2
ens, 1 rooster, $2.50. -J. R. N.
ber. Hapeville. ~
ammoth Bronze turkeys,
uick maturing, broad breasted,
rying blood from noted preed-
rs. Toms, $7.00; hens, $4.06.
rs. W. E. Green, Powersville.
ducks and 3 drakes, Mam-
th .- White Pekins,
ywn, $10.00 FOB. No chks.
B. Daniel, Thomason.
ducks and 3 drakes, large
Pekins, 1938 hatch, &0c ea.
dd postage. Mrs. J. C. Daves,
1 ay, Rt. 3, Box 78
YANDOTTES: |
fine White Wyandotte cock-
els, $1.00 ea. W. G, Hartley,
Stone Mountain.
ed. AAA bloodtested R. Cc. S.
yandotte cockerels, 54% mo.
da $1.00 ea. not prepaid; also
ine grade Guernsey bull, 2 yrs.
id 900 Ibs., $50.00. E, B. MeLe-
Eatonton,. Rt

urebred large type Cornish
OO sters, $1.25 ea. or $1.00 ea. if
re than one in same crate. M.
. preferred. Mrs, A. G, Clarke,

MES: =
Jack Breasted Red game
an ams, all nan stock. Sell in

a dete Black Giant, fae
hatch, $2.00; also ToS. ,

ie Leghorn rooster, April
No checks. . Mrs.

or large eee for sale or.
Sooner Mrs. T. O. Weeks,

iPharuchbred Tarbox str.,
horoughly culled, bloodtested,
A -interbred, February-March
hatchS. L. Wyandotte cocckerels

d. Miss Lyda. Gibbs, Uvalda.

POULTRY WANTED

DALUSIANS:

Want to eg ehahe, 4 White
Rock pullets for 4 Blue Anda-
lusian pullets, Mar. or Apt.
atch. Mrs. Cecil Howard, 2316
Flat Shoals Rd., Atlanta.
EGHORNS:

Want 50 W. L. pullets of Soles

. State weight, strain and
price... K. N. Sharp, Commerce.

BY CHICKS WANTED

ant 200 baby chicks to raise
| halves to 8 wks. Will furnish
ything except transportation
gs. AAA Black Giants prefer-
ed;, Mrs. Claudine Allgood,

I 10MsON, 57 Clairy St.

Want 200 baby chicks to raise

'B wks. old, prefer R. I. Reds or

ed | Rocks; also have 50 egg
n Hen kerosene incubator,
-ineluding postage. M. O.
-'Thompson, Greenwood
Dairen.
100 or 150 W. L. pullets,
wks. old. Quote. price. Mxs.





~young horse.

| Williams,.

almost}



POULTRY WANTED

Want fascs Rocks, 15 hens
and 2 roosters. Make best price.
Miss Mattie Lane, Ocilla,. Rt, 25
GAMES:

Want a gat: Indian game
rooster. State what you have and
price. P. A. Young, Macon, 285



Cedar St.

Want to exchange 2 upht. wee
Game cocks for a 5 or 544 Jb., 2
yr old cock. Sell for $2.50: Carl
Griffin. 87 Oak St., Gainesville.
LEGHORNS:

Want 250 W. L. pullets, eae
ss Jay, no culls. Trade pigs or
Cash if price is
right. W. S. Mixon, Box ate

Griffin.

- Want to exchange 3 Partridge
Rock roosters for same of unre-
lated stock; also exchange for
Partridge Wyandottes. - Ernest
EMLONYOG: 4.5

Want 100 W. L. pullets, Nor
and Apr. hat-
prices. Mrs. D. 'M. Rawlins. Box

2 26. Chester,

Exchange Duroc Jersey barrow
and sow, about 175 to 200 tbs.
for AAA Leghorn pullets. Give
full particulars. H. C. Hunt, Dun-|
woody, Ch 3137.

Want 25 or 30 White or B. L.
Mar. or Apr. hatch pullets from
high egg laying str. Give fui
particulars and lowest price.
Lewis Nally, Rydal, -

Want about 100 Mar. or ABE:
hatch W, L. pullets. No culls.
State best price del, my farm
Chas. Buckwald, Box 441, Reedy
| Stone Mountain. :

Want 12 Brown Leghorn hens
and 1 rooster. Quote best price.
Mrs. W. E. Mills, Garfield.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS:

Want to swap 3 mo, old pig |

for some nice chickens. M.
Mullinax. Rt. 1, Austell.

- Want to exchange 160 egg ca-

ee

| pacity oil burner incubator for

15 large hens., Any large stock,

Mrs. P. P. Wood, Rt. 8, ao

MINORCAS WANTED:

Want flock of Black Minoron
hens for laying: purposes. Write
best bargain cash price. Mrs. H.
E. Smith, Augusta, Rt. 3.
TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE.
DUCKS; ETC. WANTED: ;
Want. 6 young ae hens for
cash; also have 2 bantam hens,
1 rooster. for sale for $1. 50. Ruby

Webb, Ellijay.

Turkens (not turkeys) chicks]

(some call them Pola chicks). If
no chicks state price of ees. By
J. Wynne. Cochran.
WYANDOTTES | WANTED:
Want 20: to 25 thoroughbred
Silver Lace Wyandotte pullets.
State price. R. T. Smith, Sargent.



Incubators & Brooders
: Etc., For Sale

_1. Anderson Blue Ribbon brood-



er, electric, 200 chick cap, used
only short time. $5.50. Mrs. R. J.
Miller, Augusta, Rt. .2.

Sears - Roebuck Incubators:
1144, 350 and 250 cap. respective-
ly, for sale or trade for any kind

-of poultry equipment except oil

or battery brooders. Write W.
C. Greeson, Rocky Face.

2 oil heated Hot Water Super
Hatcher inc., 250 cap. each. 2 can
be used together as double-deck-
ed. In good cond., $20.00 ea. or
2 for $38.00 FOB. Can be Seen
3 J. P. Campbells, Pulaski.

1 M., chick Sears Roebuck
(self-regulating). oil burning
brooder. excellent cond., $6.50
here. Vernor Woods, Brooks.

Brown Hen inc., good as new,
50 egg cap., $3.00. Miss Jewell
Brewer McRae. |

Buegeye Electric inc., 1350 gan,
in perfect cond. cost $167. 00 sell,
$95.00. T. D. Abercrombie, Ash-
purn.

2 Little Brown Hen inc. 1 new.
$3.75 pl. slightly used, $3.00. 50
ege cap. J. H. MeGinty, is
Clarkston. qos
60 egg cap. Buckeye oil burn-
ing inc, for sale or exe . for
country ham and other produce
to value of $5.00. Mrs. Wood-
bury, Atlanta, 22 Willow Ave.

Newton 2 M. kerosene incu-
bator, $50.00. Milt J. Palmer,
Glenwood. Rt. 2.

Buckeye ins. 240 egg Cap.,
good as new, set only twice.
Cost $36.00; sell $12.00 cash, or
swap for 25 friers, 2 lbs. size or
15 W. L. pullets; Mareh or April
hatch. Mrs. J. H. Davis, Smith-
ville, RFD. If.

Brown Hen, 50 egg cap., incu-
bator. good shape, $2.00 cash.
Jervey Sisk, Lexington,

Automatic oi] brooder, 300 chick
cap.. used 1 time, $895 (ew).
sell or trade for Guinea (cavies).
pigs (8 sows and 2 males), or 1
pr. Silver pheasants. Ba. ae
pay ee Ube a 2 cee riff
Rt. D.-

, Eng. str. Quote]



Incubators & Brooders 5

FOR SALE

Hot water nb. 260 egg cap.
cheap or exc. for pigs, poultry,
etc. W. A. Lewis, Toomsboro.

Super Hatcher Inc. and 1
Queen, both good cond.. 600 cap.



each, and $20.00 ea. Edgar Wood-|

all, Cornelia, Rt. 1.

.2 Super Hatcher Inc., 520 egg
cap. ea. in good shape, not
damaged clean, used only 1
hatch, cheap for cash. Dean
Ledbetter, Cumming, RFD. as

3 Prairie Inc., 360 cay:., $15.00;
100 cap., $10.00: 100 cap., $5.00;
500 cap. National Brooder, oil
type, $7.50. All good cond., and
FOB. W. L. Bowles, Thomaston,
117 R St., S.-W.



incubators. Brooders,
Etc. Wanted

Want to hear from party who
has a 50 cap. brooder to trade



for pullets, also from someone :

who have heavy breed chicks for
sale. Mrs. C. T. Williams, Dal-
las. Rt. 2.

TOBACCO FOR SALE

Good home- eared tobacco,
smoking and: chewing, 10c Ib. ea.,
10 lbs. $1.00. Postpaid in Ga.
WwW, R. Benton, Alma.

Good grade, whole leaf, flue





cured tobacco, chewing, 12 ibs.

$1.00; smoking (few broken
leaves but mild), 12 Ibs.. -90c. Del.
Prompt. shipment,
sey, Screven.
Real good, bright leaf kobacen,

| 41. Ybs. $1.00 Del. Sat. guar. Lon-

nie Lightsey, Surrency.

Blue cured, home- raised red
and yellow tobacco, chewing, 10
bs. $1.00; smoking, 11 Ibs. $1 00:
6 Ibs. either, 50c. Postpaid. M.
B. Swain, Alma.

Good, flue cured ~ tovacee
chewing and smoking, 12
$1.00 del. R. W. Tomberlin, Sur-

Good, mellow, yellow leaf
chewing tobacco, flue cured, 12
Ibs., $1.00; smoking, 12 Ibs., 75c.
Ready to ship. Satis. guar. a
Dy Lightsey, Screven.

Good grade Whole leaf, flue
cured chewing or smoking tobac-
co, 13 lbs. $1.00 postpaid. Guar,
Now ready to ship. W. R. Light-
sey, Screven. a

Sound, sweet leaf. tobacco, 10
Yb. lots, 10c Ib. FOB. Money or-
| der. Phillip | Davis, Surrency.
% Alex Campbell,

Good. whole yellow leaf, flue
cured tobacco, 12 Ibs. chewing,
$1.00 del; 12 Ibs. smoking, 90c
del. Omer Lightstey, Screven.

1938 crop, good flue

guar. to be good, 11 Yps. $1.00.
pervert: L. V. Teston, Alma Rt.
RE

Leaf tobacco. : mellow, new ghd
old crop, 10 lb. boxes, FOB., or
Exp, 10c Ib., $1.00 box. Money
order. Lilla Campbell, Surrency,
Ri 2. eS :
. Good juicy, fine cured chewing
tobacco, 12 lbs. $1.00; smoking 12
Ibs., 75, Postpaid. Leroy Lightsey,
Screven, Rt. 2

Strong, red leaf tobacco,
chewing or smoking, 14 Ibs., $1.00
del. _ Money back guarantee.
Mrs. E. M. Troup, Baxley. Rt. 2.

BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE

White Half Runner garden
and early cream colored garden
beans. 20c cupful.
Miss Eudine Crump,
Rock. Sy

Few bu. good,
bunch var., field peas;
mixed table peas, mostly brown
crowders. 1938 crop. Make offer;
also red multiplying shallots and
garlic bulbs for sale. Mrs. Henry
Everett, Rochland.

English peas, Cert.



sound, - bright

Willetts

Wonder, 25c lb. parcel post del.;.

100 Ib, lots, 15 lb. FOB shipping
point; Bermuda onion sets, white

or yellow, $1.00 peck. del. $3.00

bu. FOB; genuine Abruzzi rye,
new crop, recleaned, $1:60 bu. in
2 bu. bags. E, J. Lavender, Syl-
vester, RFD. 3.

Well matured white peas with
black- -eye, 8c lb. FOB; also very
prolific early strawberry plants,
40c C, postpaid. Mrs. GC. Taylor,
Buchanan, Rt. 1,

This yrs. crop Willetts Wond-
er Eng. pea seed, 25c ib. in 10
Tb. lots or Jess; 15e Ib. per 100
lb. lots. Cash. with order. No
chks. Mrs. John B. BORE. Fitz-
gerald, Rt, 4.

SEED. WANTED

Early. Mar ket

a

<



Want 25 she
Queen. waleemelg seed. |
sa and quote lowest.

Mrs,

-Prepaid..

Dill seed, 10 pkt, del
Ww. Jackson, Fayetteville, Rt. 2.

Warn Be Lent: :

Tbs.

eured |.
| chewing or smoking tobacco,)

-frost-proof peas, 30c lb.;

for

Add postage. -
= Talking <

slightly |



SEED FOR SALE |

Red multiplying onions for fall
planting, 40c gal; white multiply-
ing onions, 35c gal. All FOB.
G. N. Hays, Hockmart.

Chimson clover seed in chaff,



free from wild onions and. other

pest, 4%2 Ib. in ton lots; less ton
lots, 5 Ib. FOB. Charles. W.
Gaines, Hartwell, Rt. 3.

Crimson clover seed in chaff,
dbl. screened, free of obnoxious
seed, in good cond.. 4%,c0 lb. FOB.
Inman Dyar, Hartwell, Rt. 3.

Calif. Moss beer Seed,

tions. Vivian Green, Ray City.
Enough bur clover seed and
inoculation soil to seed 1 acre,
$1.00 postpaid. Directions. with
Shipment. J. Oe Turnipseed,

Griffin,

Bur clover seed. S lb. Mrs.

Clyde Barksdale, Norwood, Rt. 1.

Crimson clover. sed, free of
onions, in chaff, 5c Ib. fob. J.
A. Dyer, Hartwell, Rt. 3 .

Southern and cabbage collard

seed, 5 lbs. $1.00; $12.00 per 100) |
also Money Maker | pecans, |

Ibs. ;
1938 crop. $12.00 per

Satis guar.
Collins, Whigham, Rt. 2.

-100 Ibs.
Malvin

Clean, white nest multiplying |
Cash or M.
O. Mrs. Grace B. Mehy, Tepe,

onions, 50c gal. del.

per, Rt. 2: ;
Geo:

Crimson Clover seed in chaff.
free of onions, 5c lb, FOB. 5 Os
Alewine, Hartwell, Rt oe

Yellow Bermuda - onion

dike strawberry plants, 15c C;
large Indian peach seed, 25c doz.
Add postage. -Rosic Crowe,
Cumming, Rt. 1, os

Broom corn seed, ~~ 10e

Loggins, Nicholson, Rt. 1.

White - multiplying - n e Set
onions for fall planting, 35c gal.
Add postage. Mrs. Pierce Eng-
lish, Gainesville, Rte A; :

About 50 lbs. old fashioned
Half Runner striped garden bean
seed, guar. tender. 20c lb. or exc.

for white sacks, 1 Ib, for 2 sacks|
in good cond. Mrs. J. O. Davis,

Gainesville, Rt. 7, Box. 61.

Nice, clean seedling peach
seed, $4. 00 per 100 lbs, FOB.
Mrs. T. C. Payne, Winder, Rt. 1.

100 Ibs. more, or "Tess, old fash-
joned peach seed.
offer, FOB. Hartwell; 1 and 2
ya.. old. walnut sprouts, $1.00 doz;
10c ea. All $1.00 orders del.
Emmett Croft, Hartwell, Rt. 3 %
Joe Croft.

Bur clover. seed ao nut see) :
15 Du FOB.oL. Ti. ee _Ho-

gansville.

175 bu. sound chufas for sale.

B. G, Mills, Douglas.

Sev. pounds Willetts Wonder
2: Ibs:
$1.25; collard seed, 30c Ib, 5 1bs.,
$1.25; Hales Best cantaloup No.
i; 50 lb; 10 lbs. $4.50; 100 Ibs. 40c
Ib. Mrs. tes neal Tifton, Rt.
3; _Box 3438

Recleaned Early Southern bur |

clover seed, 5c lb. here. Con-
tains sufficient soil to inoculate.
S. B, Kinard, Jackson.

Bur clover seed. no nut grass,|

75 bu. H. C. Reid, Hogansville.

GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE

500 bu, pure Bancroft seed oats.
50 bu. FOB my station, Cc. H.
Denny, Royston.

1800 bu. good clean Red Hart
seed wheat, free of rye, oats or
other seed. Sel] part or whole.
M. M. Larkinson, Millhaven.

1500 bu. Cokers 33-47 seed)
oats, free from. smut, 60c bu. FOB.
J. H. Goolsby, Monticello.

- About 1 M. bu. Hastings 100
bu. seed oats, bright and no rain
after cutting, 5 to 25 bu. lots, 65c





bu: 25 to 100 bu. lots, 60c bu.

Sample on request. Prompt at-
tention. S. A. Miller. Quitman,,.
Rts2.

800 bu. Cokers seed oats with
5 to 10 percent Vetch, for sale
FOB Woodville, M. T. Sanders,
Commerce.

Terruf oats, improved by Ga.
Station. $1.00 bu. 10 bu. $9.00;
75 bu. $64.00. Exc. for few heifer
yearlings, 8 to 20 mos old. R. P.
Steinheimer, Brooks, Rt. 1,

300 bu. Cokers seed oats, 85
percent germination test, 60c bu.

FOB. Grady Wright, Dublin. Rt.

i.

Texas rust- proot oats, contain-
ing few vetch seed, 50c bu; mixed

oats, wheat, rye and vetch, $1. 00;

bu: ae 'M. Aiken. downer.

10c}
start, 3 starts, 25c. With direc-

| bu.

i: gets, :
| 15 qt., 50c gal. also large Klon-

cup; |
20 in. beans or snap- peas, 10c ;
_|cup; Postpaid. Mrs. Emory G.

Make best |





GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE

Hastings 100 Bu. oni
from pest of any. eid 60c
W. G. Fitzgerald, Pitts.

500 bu. recleaned Abruzzi See
rye. $1.25 bu. FOB. Ship a
quantity. Jesse Jewel, as Ss
Ville,

Pure Gasta seed wheat,
rut oats, also Hastings 100.
and. Fulghum oats. | Pons Ss
van, Zebulon.

800 bu. Cokers eee 0:
and 10% vetch, 50 bu. - f
Woodville. M. T. Sune
merce.

400 bu, bright eS



ap

oats. 60 bu. up to 100 bu.; OV

99 bu.,
Valley.

- Cokers Fulgrain seed

cold and smut proof, 5 to 10 day:
earlier than Fulghum, 56c bu.

5 bu. bags; Abruzzi re $
in 2% bu. bags. W. L. Clark.
556 Walker St., Augusta.

Abruzzi rye. $1.10 bu. fob BI
Ridge. BaD Rogers, youn
Cane, !

ek bu. rei rye, slightly I
ed with wheat, $1.50 bu. fob
N. Wiggins, Rt. 2, Box ol, cP
ton. 4 i

_Beardless_ barley, dean af
of other grains, $1.25 b
Joe White, Canon. *

900 bu. Abruzzi Rye, white, an
1400 bu. Hickory Cane Corn, =f
sale. , -D. CrOM: Jr., 1g

55 bu, W. aS. Houser,

se Harris. ie S

200 bales stich 1 No. 1 Pea
hay, $8.00 ton here if taken
once. No way to deliver. Abo
7 tons, very choice and ne
W. Calhoun, Drop words nate
Box 109,

Appler- seed oats,
bu: 2 B.-P, Jackson, Canon
500 bu. pure Hastings
oats, 45 bu. not sacked, |
here; 50c bu. sacked, FOB;
100. bu. Cokers Red Heart w

$1.00 bu. FOB. John W. Mo
head, Canon. Rt. ake

1 M. bu. Turf seed oats,
bu. in large quantities. 1de bu. le
lots. Exc. some for wh
A, Caldwell, Gay. i each

Abruzzi seed rye, graded
treated for weevils, $1.50 bu. 4

| bu. Hastings seed. oats, inn

bu. bags, 55 bu. Sample on
quest. All POR AS KX Maddc

Griffin.

Pure Geico e | Pulerain. &
oats, 2nd _ yr. Smut-proof, ae
in 5 bu. bags. Tom ee
shallville, ... |

Good bright No. q Spanis
peanut hay, free of dirt, $10.00
ton FOB. R. L. Lindsey, Port
Gaines. _

20 tons Bod bright No. 1 ane
nut hay. Sam pone Hawk-
insville.

500 bu. -Hastings seed oats

| free of weevils, or seed of an

pest. 50c bu. 17 D, Salter, Pitt

Gasta seed wheat, pure, sou
clean, $1.10 bu. B, R. Woodliff,

| Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Large quantities Coker, F
cham and Appler uncleaned seed
oats. 50c bu. fob. Millen. N. B.
Carswell, Box 399, Bs, i, Way.
nesboro.

100 bu. Abruzzi rye,
J. B. Robinson; Winder.

Abruzzi rye, free from. John,
Son grass seed, $1.25 bu.; 100 Bu.
oats. obtained from Coasta
Plain Experiment Station, 50
sts R. A. Huckaby, Cordele, R

$1.45 bu

100 bu. eae 60c bu. in 5 bu
bags. Robert Lee, Tifton. RFD 1

300 bu. Hastings 100 bu. secd
oats, Ist yr., no smut, 50c bu

140 bu, Gasta seed wheat, $1.10

bu. Both clean, sound and no
mixed. Emory Jackson, Go: .
gins. :

300 bu. Appler oats in 100. To
sacks. 55 bu. FOB; also 8 grade
Jersey milch vows: Write for
prices. R. S, Anderson, Hawk.
insville,

150 bu. Cokers Pullerdin see
oats, bright, clean, 60c bu. FOB,
Robert. L L. Porten, Dry Branch.

100 bu.

growing seed
R. W. ge oe

' No. Ga. Tall
rye;*-$1,25: bu.
Mineral Bluff,

10 bu. lots; $1.30 bu. less quan-

ity. fob. J. P. Rabun, beni se
ton, E

Hastings 100 Bu. Oats i in 4 ana
5 bu. sacks, 40c bu! fob.
Martin, Canon, Hits 9

aus Full Grain seed ots, ond
. 60 bu. 5 bu. lots; 100 bu. lots
300 bu. O. M. Ware, Marshallvill
500 bu. Abruzzi rye, $1. 00. SS.
a: Saye, Rutledge. ;

25 bu. good tall grow
$1.25 bu. FO!



fe fe a



FOR SALE

Bancroft seed oats, recleaned
nd graded. Write for informa-

on gnd samples. R. M. Tur-

ner, Royston.

New Gasta wheat, $1.00 bu.

Hays, Rockmart,



































































































125 bu. Cokers oats, 2nd yr.
tested seed, 65c bu. at my place.
4 miles Summit. Mrs. W. H.
Brown, Summit.

Fine seed oats, heavy mixed
with Hairy Vetch. either Rust-
Proof, or Hastings, 75c bu; also
Wanamakers Wonder Wilt Dixie
Triumph cotton seed, wilt-resis-
ant, 7bc bu. FOB. Dr. UL. Cc.
Allen, Hoschton.

_ Cokers Fullgrain oats, bright,
pure, sound, cold and smvt-re-
sistant. Cheap. J, W. Grande,
ashington, Rt. 1,



Cokersfullgrain seed
oats, 2nd yr. Smut-proof, 5c Du.
in 5 bu. bags. Tom Taylor,
Marshallville,
Heavy headed feed wheat,
Tenn. strain, $1.25 bu; Fulghum
d Red Rustproof seed oats,
65c bu. Exc. for 10 bu. seed rye
and pigs. G. C. Edmondson,
mple, Rt. de
20 bu. good, sound Purple stem
heat, $1.00 bu. FOB. Floyd
Dellinger, Bishop.
500 bu. Hastings 100 bu. seed
oats, Ist year. No smut. Sound,
clean, 60c bu; Gasta imp. Blue
Stem seed wheat, not mixed, Ist
yr. $1.10 bu. W. D. Mathews,
Crawford, Rt. 1.
_ Extra heavy Cokers 33-47, and
okers Fulgrain seed oats, both
smut and cold-proof, 50c bu.
OB here. Mrs. L. M. Felton,

. Cokers seed



or at barn here. Mrs. J. C. Bryan,
Reynolds,
Fulehum seed oats, 60c bu. C.
Westbrook, Roswell, Rt. 1.
1M. bu. imp. Appler cats,
n especially fer seed on my
rm, 45c bu. FOB. J. Q. Martin,
ynon, Rt. 1.

Good seed rye, $1.35 bu; 5 bu.
or more, $1.25 bu. FOB. Hugh
Stanley, Greensboro, RFD 3.

s Fulgrain seed oats, 5 bu.
gags, 50c bu. FOB. O. K. David,
Marshallville,

Good, sound Bancroft seed oats
e from wiki
eeds, 75c bu. B; also Dark
lornish Cockerels, 3 to 5 Ibs. ea.
50 and $2.00 ea. FOB. H. W.
ate Greensboro, Rt. 1,
Be

ARM HELP WANTED
Want unencumbered, healthy

neat woman for light farm work,
. field work, 20-40 yrs. old, for





Want middleaged white wo-

10.
Want unencumbered woman,
25 to 35 yrs. of age for light farm
work, no field work. W. H. Her-
igton, Richland, Rt. 1.
Want good woman for light
farm work, no field work. Live as
ene of family and small salary.
Mrs. E. A. Richardson, Dalton,
boas a

Want nice, clean woman, not
er 45 yrs. old, for light farm
work, no field work. Mrs. Lizzie
Jorman, Atlanta, 645 Ormwood
we. 5. BE.

eS a4, unemcumbered,
or light farm work and milk. no
ield work. Room, board and
small salary- Mrs.
fohnson, Lovett.

Want smart, neat, white wo-

Cornelia

work, no field work. Board,
oom, reasonable salary, %6.00-
9 month. Write or come at
. Mrs, Otis Calhoun. Car-

ily. Bring references. Will
t furnish. Prefer family with
1 steck and tools. Houston
hite, Hunter Rd. RFD 1, Col-
2 Park, or 1018 Grant Bldg.,
tlanta. ae

ant good, hard. working, set-
colored woman for light
work, no field work. Home
small salary.. Have to move

a
. H. McGinty, Clarks-

t. recleaned. $1.25 bu. FOB

ine quality Fulghum and Cok-

and other



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| board. State age.





FARM HELP WANTED

Want nice woman for light
farm work. no field work. Live in
home and some wages. Mrs.
Henry Watson, Lithonia..

Want single man to make 1
horse crop on 50-50 basis for
1939. Come at once and look
over farm. Jack Phillips, Pal-
metto, Rt. 1.

Want colored family to make
2 horse crop on halves, with one
of the women to do extra light
farm work, or will consider col-
ored man and wife and hire
them both, but prefer large fam-
ily: J. 6K. Carpenter, Cave
Springs, Rt, 1.

Want man with wife and some ;

hoe hands to work by the month
the year round. Write for full
particulars. Must be sober and
reliable. George McPherson,
Moultrie. Rt. 2.

Want woman for light farm

_| work, no field work. Live as one

of the family. G. W. Kent, Mil-
Jen. = :

Want reliable, country raised
woman for light farm work, no
field work. $5.00 mo. room and
C. B. Miley,
Statesboro. % Sunny Side Farm.

Want colored man and wife
for farm. Both to work. Nice
home for good couple. Good
house electric lights, water, etc.
E, D. Borders, Marietta, Rt. 4.

Want middle aged white wo-
man to live as one of family on
farm and help with light work.
Good home. Mrs. J, C. Kirkland,
DuPont. = :

Want good, reliable unencum-
bered, 25-45 yr. old woman for
light farm work, no field work.
$2.00 week and live as one of fam-
ily. Mrs. L. M. Mathis. Buena
Vista, Rt. A.

Want clean, nice, white wo-
man, 20-30 yrs.. old for light
farm work, no field work, $2.50
week and live in home. E. M.
McDonald, M. D., Winder. Rt. 3.

Want at once, single, white
man, sober, experienced, to tend
15 acres. $12.00 month. V. B.
Grantham, Conley. RFD 1.

A good home for a well re-
commended, ambitious girl.
Light work, no field work, and
an opportunity to study and ad-
vance salary. Write Mrs. L. D.
cee Atlanta, 589 Boulevard

Want middleaged man and
wife to live in house and work 1
horse crop for 1939, possibly

| some day work at present. Must

be exp. in farm work. reliable
ehurch people: With good ref.
Write or see. M. L. Frey, Mari-
etta, Rt. 1.
-' Want single man for yard.care
for hegs, chickens and other
light work, $10.00 mo. with
board, laundry. Give ref. State
when can come. H. C.
Dunwoody, Ch 3137,
Want at once, old colored couple
no children. to live on place. milk
and other light farm work, no
field work. Must he reliable.

1

, Mrs. Roy Jackson, Loveit.

Want colored man, 55-65 yrs.
of age, whe wants a home ard
small salary to work garden,
yard, take care of cow and other

i, light farm work, Good ref, re-

quuired. F. R. Brown, Atlanta,
RFD 2.

Want healthy, honest, white
woman for light farm work. no
field work. Small salary and
good home for right party. Mrs.
N. A. Levene, Cedartown, R. 3.

Want 7 large families to help
gather crop and will give job for
1939. Must have as many as 6
grown persons in family to work,
no bad habits and healthy.

eguiar work, pay adults 75 day
and furnish house; garden, pota-
to patches and wood. Can move
now, W.M. Clemones, Rome Rt.

Want at once, reliable, s idhe 3

Fount, |
+ ley, Campton.

Want neat, honest, white 20 to'

40 yrs. old, woman for light farm

work, no ficld work, at once.
|Must be healthy, smart and
| agreeable. Write. Carl Perry,

t
1

assist with general



Monroe, Rt. 3. ;
Want healthy, unencumbered,
white woman to milk 2 cows and
light farm
work, mo field. work. Must be
of good character. Mrs. C. P.
East, Savannah, Norwood Ave.

' Want by Noyember ist, middie-
aged, exp., couple (without child-
ren- who have been continuously
farming. 4 room house, lots of
land, mule and feed on place.
00-50 basis. Must carry selves.
Outside work available until

March lst. References required.'

Mrs. Chauncey Smith, Atlanta, .
61 8th St, He 1968.

Want middleaged colored |
couple, no children, to live on|

jfarm. Both to work. No field

work. Live on premises, and

salary, Mrs. Roy Jackson, Lovett.

Want. party able furnish self.

(run bill), to work 2 h, farm for,

basis. E

1939 on share |
noth 38 Ci

.M. Cole-
m rt SS

t



once. Nettie Clore, Dalton.

See or write. M: L



| South Reidsville on State Route!
Caty Jordan, Manassas,

3

FARM HELP WANTED

Wamt nice. reliable, white wo-
man, 20 to 35 yrs. of age to do
light farm work, no field work.
References required. $6.00 mo.
reom and board. Answer in own
handwriting, giving full parti-
culars about self. Mrs. B. W.
Duncan, Celumbus, 3229-6 Ave.

Want honest. white, middle-
aged, of good character, woman
to do light farm. work, no field
work. $8.00 per menth. Mrs.
Joe Harrison, Alma.

Want man and wife to work
on farm. Both work. House,
board and fair wages. Only first
class help need apply. H. M. Daw-
son, Augusta, Rt. 2.

Want nice, middleaged woman
to do light farm work, no field
work. Milk cow. Home and $1.25
week. Mrs. M. B. Davis, Fairburn,
Rt. tt,

Want farmer with own stock

for 2 h. farm, good land, house, |

barn, fine pasture, wood in
Madison county for 1939. Stand-
ing rent, or 3rds and 4ths, See
or write. Mrs. Della Slaton, Mon-
roe.

Want a reliable colored woman
for light farm work, no field
work. Must be exp. and willing
worker. $10.00 mo, and board. At
once. Mrs. W. L. Suggs, St.
George.

Want white woman for light
farm work, no field work, for
small salary and- board. Com-
municate with Mrs. B. W. Gib-
son, Atlanta, 1045 North Ave.,
N, E., Wa 6356.

Want middleaged couple to
work 1h. crop for 1939 on halves.
Both must be exp. farm hands,
able and willing to work. Can
furnish some day work at pres-
ent. Must have No. 1 references.
. Frey, Mari-

.

etta, Rt. 1.

Want reliable (only) parties:
that ean furnish good references
to raise Game chickens on halves.
Ready to put out now for 1939.
G. W. Logan, Ellijay.

Want man and wife 40 to 50
yrs. of age, to live in home with
me and do light farm work. At
once. Mrs. S. A. Prewett, Wins-
ton, Rt. 1. :

Want unencumbered white
woman, 30-45 yrs. old to live with
me and do light farm work, no
field work, but must milk cow.
Room, board and small salary.
Apply at once. Mrs. Cornelia
Johnson, Lovett.

Want white woman, about 40
yrs. of age for light farm work,
no field work, for room and
board. Must have ref. Write at

-

Want white woman or girl for
light farm work, no field work,
at once. $200 week to right
party. Live as one of family.
Wust have ref. Mrs. H. B. Whet-

Want man and wife, 20-35 yrs.
old. Must know how to milk,
cave for stock, grow feed stuff.
$12.00 mo. with house (painted).
W..C. Smith, Riverdale.

Want colored man to stay on)
lot. attend to. cows, gather 15.
acres corn and hay. Must be
absolutely trustworthy. Write
or come at once ready to work.
Live 2%4 mi. West East Point,
$10.00 mo. R. P. Yongemon, At-
lanta, RFD 4, Box 441.

Woman, 30 or 40 yrs. old for
light farm work, no field work.
Reasonable salary. Good home.
Answer at once. Mrs. W. P.
Thatcher, Chickamaugea, Rt 2.

Want family to live in house
and farm 2 acres good land for
garden and some wood on place,
on. highway No, 20 and good 4
room house. Taft Parker, Con-
yers, Rit, 1.

Want boy, 16.or over. to work
on farm, drive car, truck, etc.
Must not drink nor other bad
habits. Year around job. Home
and salary. Write at once. W.
F. Bailey, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Want middleaged or elderly
couple, white or colored, both
to do general farm work. and
man to know about handling live
stock. Good house with gorden
_ W.R. Boyd, Leesburg, Rt.

Want colored or white man
with small family to work on
farm and for poultry farm. W.
iH. Clough, Blackshear.

Want near middleaged we-
man, of very good character to
do light farm work, Small sal-
ary and good home. Send ref-
erences. At once. Mrs. Baldwin
Davis, Tifton, 412 Prince Ave.

Want at once 3 or 4 young men
to help gather crop of pecans.
Pay by the day or by the hun-

dred lbs. Wire or write. M. F.
Jones, Metter, Rt. 1, Box-.111,
Phone, 2613.

Want colored man to farm.
Share crop or wages. Furnish 1
mule. House ready now. 4 mi.

| aly.

habits, best of health, A-1 refer-



MARKET BULLETIN

FARM HELP WANTED

Want man and wife, or with
small family for ih. farm, 20
mi. Atlanta, good house, pasture.
On school bus line. near church.
Must furnish self and be reliable.
See me at Fife or write. W. C.
Thornton, Fairbuurn, Rt. 1.

Want man on 3rds and 4ths,
for farm of 75 acres good red
'Jand in cultivation, 10 in bottoms
and 30 in pasture, 2 good houses
and barn. Furnish tractor, har-
row and blacksmith tools. About
25. mi. Atlanta. T. O. Powell,
Douglasville.

Want middleaged woman to
help with light farm work, no
field work. for.a good home.
Mrs. H. C. Guthrie, Arabi.

Want white woman, 40-60 yrs.
old, of good character, and neat,
for home and reasonable salary.
Mrs. J. E. Crowell, Rome, Rt. 5.

Want. at once, good, reliable
white woman, 30-45 yrs. old, to
do light farm work, no field work.
Reasonable salary and board.
Mrs. H. R. Barineau, Bainbridge.
Rt. 1. Box 138.

Want settled white woman or
girl (clean and healthy) for
light farm work, no freld. work.
$2.00 week, room and board. Mrs.
Leslie West, Fairburn, RFD 1.

Want small, young family to
tend 1 h. crop on 3rds and 4ths.





Good 8 room house, running
water, close to school and 2
miles town, Come see, write

first. Arthur A. Shinall,
tersville. Rt. 2.

Want young woman, 18 to 30.
fer light farm work, no field
work. Live as one of family and
small salary. Charles H. New,
Lithonia, Rt. 2.

Want colored family, colored,
clean. reliable for 1 horse farm
on 50-50 basis. Located 14% mi.
Lithonia on paved road. Expect
entire familly to work, care for
stock, poultry, etc., with refer-
ences. Mrs. Alma Holley, At-
lanta, 23 Fair St., S. W.

Want 38.settled. smart, country,
colored families to work on farm
for wages. Men and women
must be good, willing workers
with families. Give size of fam-

Car-



Morrison Carlton, Moultrie.
803 2nd St. S. E. |

Want settled woman without.
(er with just one) children, to
live as one of family and do light
farm work, no field work. Write.
Mrs. B. J, Coxwell, Warrenton,
306 E. Gibson St./

Want good man for 2 horse
farm, 50-50 basis. Renter to fur-
nish stock and be able finance
sell. Mrs..J. C. Goolsby. Baxley.

Want man and wife, or singie
man, white or colored, middle-
aged, to work around country
home. Experience with flowers,
shrubbery, cows, driving auto-
mobile,' general repair. work.
Room, wood furnished, but must
have own furniture and feed self.
Steady jeb and satisfactory
wages. M. C. Cooke, Atlanta,
160 Peachtree St.

POSITIONS WANTED

25 yr. old, single man wants
job with Christain people. Am
honest, sober, willing worker.
Good ref. Can do most any-
thing, go anywhere. $15.00 mo.
board, salary. Richard McMul-
lan. Fitzgerald, Box 289.

25 yr. old married sober man
wants job as overseer on farm.
Exp. gen. farm work, tractor and
truck driving and dairying. Good
ref. M. T. Sargent, Rome. Rt. 1
% Rock Mt. Farm.

Want goed 1 or 2 h. farm on
50-50 basis, with good house (as
much as 5 rooms) near good
school and good location. Experi-
enced farmer. W. G. Boyd, Fort-
son; Rt. 2:

Man and son-in-law want to
trade with- good man to truck
farm and raise all kinds of
plants, oversee farm and raise
hogs. Do any kind of work and
best of ref. Guar. sat. Move at
once E, T. Clements, Tennille. _

Horest sober, white ran wants
job on farm. Exp. mechanic and
truck <river, repair nian, etc,
for reasonable wages. L. H. Sand-
ers, Smyrna, Rt 1, Be. 175 A.

Wart small farm on halves for
1939, with goer. 4 som house,
water, Woou ard nea 50e tow.

wt
.





Prefer near Ferry or Ft. Valley,
with good laad. 2 in family.
Farmed all life. Write W. R.

Harrell, Barnesville, Rt. B.

Man with family of 5 wants
1 h. farm for 1939 on share rop
basis. Party furnisn everything,
including- small run bill until
money crops start selling. Exp.
in tobacco in So. Ga. David L.
Cumbee, Glenville, Rt. 4.

27 yrs. of age, life time exp. on
dairy. Supt., fer 4 yrs, No bad

ences, married, wants job. Write

shop.












































































































Saturday, October 1, 193
POSITIONS WANTED

Want job in Grade A Dairy,
Hxperienced, Best of ret. Writs
er see at once Dan R Childers
Rentz, care L. N. Mullis.

Want job overseeing farm for
reasonable salary. 50 yrs. oid,
fafmed all life, can handle labor,
willing to work. Write A. V. Cogs
gins, Americus, Rt. 3.

Want to get with good man on
farm for 1939 as overseer, or
take Poultry farm. William HL.
Herrington, Macon RFD Bees

Want job light farm work, no
field work, for home with good
people and $3.50 week. Middle:



aged, exp., at once. Mrs,
Eubanks, Atco.
Honest, sober. xXp.

wants job as overseer anda 1
manager at once, Consider farm
> or 3 horse farm on sh

ing 2 : mys,
basis in tobacco section. Giv
particulars when answer

Jimmie Ryals, Adel, Rt. 1.
Middleaged woman wants li
farm work, no field work,
good home and reasonable salary.
Mrs. Vera Bureh, Atlanta, care
Gen. Del. i
Unencumbered, settled, refine
woman wants light farm work. n
field work. Give details as %
duties, salary, etc. Catherine.
Wood. Atlanta, care Gen, Del.
Want job for rest of this yea
and for 1939 on farm. On dair,
Expert tractor driver, or 1 to |
h. crop on halves. 4 in family
to work. Write or come see. Davic
Pullin, Social Circle. :
29 yr. old, single, white man
wants job. caretaker of countr
estate, steck and .poultry, ete. a
rough carpenter work, painti
repair work, Or take crop
halves, truck farming. Have to
pe moved. J. A. Hilton, Dor
ville, RFD 1. \
Man and wife, no children,
want 1 h. erop on 50-50 basis
with extra work this winter. Ca
move self. A. N. Rhinehart, Sum
mit, RFD 2. ;
Colored girl, without bad h .
wants job doing light farm wor
for board and salary. Sat. g
Answer at once. D. M. Gree
Wadley, Rt, 2, Box 72.
Widow, 58 yrs. old, able to d
good work, wants light farm
work. no field work, with Ch
jan people. Come or answer a
once enclosing self-addressed
stamped envelope. Mrs. Si
Fortson, Edison, care Chap
Floral Garden. '
25 yr. old married man
wife and baby wants job
overseer of farm, truck farn
truck and tractor Griving, |
ry, hogs, cattle. small rep
Well exp. and good ref. A
Keown, Rome, Rt. 1. ee
* White man, age 41, wants light
farm or poultry farm job, wil
bed, board. laundry and_ sore
wages weekly. Write offer. Barney

Golden, Atlanta. Eastwood Str-
tion, care Gen. Del. aoe
Want job working in dair
men and their wives. 3 good dry
hand milkers. Begin at once
Write Harvey Turner, Glenwooc
Rt. 1, care EM. Jarvis. =
Want light farm work, no field
work. Prefer near Atlanta. Reas.
onable salary. Meda Cole, At-
lanta. 106 Cheshire Bridge Roa)
He. 3308 J. a
32 yr. old, healthy. unencum
ered, white woman desires lis
farm work, no field work,
reliable people (near A
preferred) at once. Miss Mar
Crump, Toccoa, Rt. . 4. =e
White man with wife and
children, wants work on for rest
of this year, and geod 2 horse
crop for 1939, on halves. Don
mind work and know how
farm, Poke Gore. Fayettev
R.. 8. 3

location for
Have plenty up-
tools. Anywhere in good 1
not over 75 miles Dublin. C. M.
Morgan, Dublin, P. O. Box 49
Man and 3 grown daughte
want 1h. crop on 50-50 basis
1939, in cotton, tobacco, peanu
section. Ref. if required. ;
Lane, Ocilla, Rt. 2. |
Man, wife. 6 children, all :
to work, want a 2 h. farm
50-50 basis for 1939. Good wor
ers. Dave Wood, Ocilla, R
Want job on dairy or pou
farm. truck driving or . 0
work. Horace Childers, Ren
%L. N. Mullis. ey
2 honest, reliable women. wai
places for 1939, with honest pe
ple to plow in exchange for ho
ing or light farm work, or pla
close to town to raise chicker
Kansas Dodd, Eastanollee.
- Middleaged white wom
encumbrances. wants job. |
do any kind of light farm
and dont mind working.
on farm. No 1 references.
Ga. preferred. Mrs. Jan

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Manassas

offer in detail. Barney Lee Eden-
eld, - Millen, Sou

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derson, Broxton, Rt. 2, % |
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day, October 1, 1988
OSITIONS WANTED

Want farm or dairy work. Age}
23, married and have 9 mos. ald
baby. Write or see
Theron Maddox, Hull Rt. 1.

White boy, son of totally dis-}
abled Veteran, wants work on|
farm. Healthy and ablebodied.
Can give references if required.
Blanche SkKeiton,|
Atlanta, 463 Formwalt St.

- Want 1 h. crop on 50-50 basis.
Want to truck farm,
farm for salary. Well exp. in all
jines of farming. W. E. Herring,
Juliette. Rt.

Want light farm work no fied
work, in exchange for a gocd
home with lone woman or aged
few belongings.
Quiet, unencum-



} Oost MEE See ty ee ae os! Be

| POSITION WANTED | POSITION WANTED |
Want to oversee large farm,|
look after tools, and other farm
equipment, hogs, cattle and other
| stock. Write or see. Jas. H. Dodd,
Royston, Rt. 2, care Grover Ford.

18 yr. old white. girl wants job
with old couple, doing light farm
work, no field work. for home
and small salary, Lila Mae Sim-
mons, Chester, Rt. 1.

Man and wife,
| want job, exp. in truck farming.
poultry, caring for stock.
furnish ref. E, LE. Sm







. Want 4 horse farm for 1939 on
50-50 basis. Plenty force to make
and gather crop. S
Yatesville.

Honest, sober white man with
small family, exp. in farming,
stock raising, dairy and corpen-
ter work wants job as farm over-
seer, manager, or earetaker of
estate. 32 yrs. old,
Ready hegin now. State full de-.
tails C, A. Cooper, Thomasville,

. R. Campton,

Want job as overseer of large
farm. 20 yrs. experience. Best of
ref. Know how to plant. produce.
_E. B. Pattillo, Culloden.

Man with family, 3 to work,
wants: 1 horse farm on halves, or
would consider standing rent, for
Tift or - Berrie
| county. Can furnish good refer-|
ences. J. F. Burkett,

Best of ref.



Good. sober, 32 yr. old white
man, well exp. in farming and
| stock wants job. Can give ref.
Self and mother.

Can move
A. W. Dekle, Thomas-
ville, Rti 2.

Man with wife wants job for
wages from now until Xmas and
then a 1h. farm for 1939.
Robert Gildbre

Have to have

ith, Macon, Hazelhurst.

Want position on dairy farm.
Plenty exp. fast milker, No bad
-habits. E. P. Galleway. Cedar-
town. 715 Pace St.

Man with family of 5 wants
dairy job and farm work. 4 dry-
hand milkers. Also interested in
Poultry. Take job at once. Emory
Weaver, Bolingbroke, c-o C. B.

Want job as overseer or care-
taker on farm. Life time exp., in
farming, prefer place in So. Ga.
Exp. in tobaseo growing, Middle-
aged and single. E. H. Smith.
Empire, care Gen. Del.

Want job on farm at once. Life
time exp., 5 im family, 3 that can
milk. Move any time, EdgarW.
Fowler, Gay, Rt. 1.

47 yr. old man wants job as
overseer, care for stock, poultry,
ete., with good house,
town and church. 3 in fami'y.
Can give good ref. G. W. Tan-'
ton, Poulan.

Man and wife,
want.to raise hogs and chickens.
Feed and Truck crops on 50-50
basis, Best of ref. Move by. De-
cember ist. Prefer above Macci:
or near Atlanta. Charlie Bushee.
Hawkinsville, Rt. 3. ;

Young woman, colored, reli-
able, wants light farm work, for
room, board an@ fair salary. State
offer. Anne Ridley, Cordele. 107-
20th Ave., care J. Anderson.

. Want 2 or 3 horse farm on
halves for 1939. Life exp. in te-
bacco. 8 in family. Ref. if want-
ickson, Hazlehurst. |



No bad habits.
ered, 47 yrs. old.
Dalton, 18 Cedar St.
Man and wife want
farm for 1939 for wages.
willing workers.
David A. Martin,
ommerce. Rt. 2.

Want crop on halves.
family. Hire to pick cotton and
peas, anything on farm, bal. this
Write W. Potts

ath, Hazlehurst,

60 yr. old man wants job as
overseer, caretaker or any kind
of light farm work. Sev. yrs exp.
in stock and
references.
in reason.
Atlanta, 289 Rawson St.

Young married man with wife.
no children, want job on farm.
Can drive tractor.
some exp, in carpenter
also can milk cows. and _ look

Want house, wood,
truck patches.

B. J. Dorsey, Com-



Go anywhere with-

40 yr. old widow with 3 boys
. Turner, 2 _

crop on halves for
1939. Have to be furnished. Old-
est boy 20, youngest 16, all good
to work. Life time on farm, Wanty.
extra work for wages this win-
tery; Close to Atlanta preferred.
Mrs, M. M. Cain, Grayson. Rt. 1.

Man with 5 in family wants
job. as overseer. 5& YES. EXP. as.
overseer, Dairy, poultry or any
kind geyreral farm work, Ref. if
required. B. O. Beck, Lithonia.

want 2 h.

23 yr. old man wants job on
dairy or poultry farm. Can drive
Life time exp.
$15.00 mo. board and laundry. C.
M. Moore, Bishop, Rt. 1.
Want 3 horse farm, with 2
mules furnished
already) and some
able run self.
Ailey. Rt. 1.
- Middlaged white man wants
od 1h. farm: for 1939. alse,
er 4 M. turpentine boxes, with
good man. 5 in family, all good
mest workers.
more, Marlow, RFD 1, Box 36..
: Want good 1 or 2 horse farr
on halves for 1939.
scheol bus route, and not te:
fax from mail
Joe Harris, Keysvilie |

after hogs.

car or truck.

$30.00 mo.
meree. Rt. 1.

Want farm on 50-50 basis, 5 iu
family (2 children). L
Dolphus Hester, Roopville, Rt. -1.

Man, wife, 2 children want 1
horse crop on 50-50 basis. Write
Tsick Pugh, Cum-
ming. Rt. 4 % J. B. Sweatman.

Want to hear from party that
has a good place to raise hogs,
_ who will let me have on halves, 8
/or 10 brood sows and few heifer
calves and some good land to.
raise feed. Geo. Sikes, Fortson.

16. yr. old white boy,
habits, wants light farm job,
$10.00 mo. board and laundry.

have ft mw : :
oe Refimed country raised widow,

27 yrs. old, with & yr. old son,
wants job doing light farm work,
no. field work. State particulars
im, first letter. Ref, exch. Mrs.
Ida Henson, Lavonia. c-o W. E.

Luja Mitchell.

Or come See.



Want work on farm: for rest of
this and for farm: on 50-50 in
1939, steady work, good house,
wood and water. Frank Taylor, |
Andersonville. Rt. 2.

Want jod
large farm, at $1.50 to
day, steady work. H. C, Crumb-
ley, Andersonville, Rt. 2.

Want work on farm. Can drive
truck or tractor. Willing to werk |
Doe. net drink nor curse, 19 yrs.|
old, white. W. T. Palmer, Atlanta. |
Rt. 1, Box 171, phone Ma 9676

Want permannt job as over-_
seer or Manager of large planta- |
tiom. Married, 45 yrs. old, high)
class, experienced, sober, educat- |
ed. best of ref. Sat. guar. W.-H.
Whitten, Chula. c-o Gen, Del.

Went to hear from perty need-
ine good Blacksmith. Well ex-
perieneed References if resded.
A good horse-shoer also. Write.
William Theus, Mauk. Rt. 1.

Want position as Dairyman. 18
ys. exp. Wife and 2 ehildren.
Can furnish good references. 42
yrs. old. Branch Tanner, Hape-
ville. 724 North Ave.

Man, 54, large family, wants
erep of good land, 50-50 basis.
Geod corn and cottom land, 3 or
4 room house, pasture, garden,
ete., handy to school.
son also wants house and crop.
Must be moved but furnish self
until crop time.
and reliable. Elbert E. Huddles-
ton, Gainesville. Rt, 1, Box 76.

Man and wife, 50 yrs. old, want
job as Caretaker and gen. repair
man for 1939 on salary basis. Go
anywhere in Ga. and- take charge:
at. one. Honest and sober. J. T..
Rape, Cobbtown, Rt. 1. |

Want permanent job on Poul-
try er general farm, An old ex-
perieneced farmer and will give
satisfaction. No bad habits. Like
to get with good man, O. K. Her-
ron, Moultrie. Rt. I. c-o J. E:

ed. M B.

Want 2 h. farm on 50-50 basis,
no cotton. Plenty of force. Exp.
carpenter, mechanic and paint-
er. Willing worker.
nut crop, etc.. and some stock
/and powltry. Ref. Tobe Milner,
wants! Shellman. :

Want good 1 horse farm, stand-



driving truck for
Prefer pea-





home with good people Smith, Blackshear, RFD 3, Box.
change for light farm work, no) ing rent. Near school or
Mrs.|in Tift or Turner coun

64 some tobacco land on it. Elzic

_| Hobby, Ocilla, Rt.

Man and wife want 1h. farm
h small house, good land, bottoms.

Dont mind: _ age
-Have to have home doing light
Cannot milk.

Want good 1 horse crop for 1939
with good house and barn.
or standing rent. Prefex

near Athens. Watson Armstead,
' Hoschton, Rit. 1.
aged widow. wants
farm. work.
No field work.
$2.00 wk. Mrs. J. E, Pollock Jr.,
- Pinehurst, Rt. 1.
E. Woodruff,

Want good 2 h. crop on halves
Or hear from party
who can use large family. State
cond. house and water.
of Baptist Church, no
if necessary.
| Ben Smith, Thomaston, RFD. 1.

Want wages jeb on farm, be-
ginning October Ist and for next
No. Ga. preferred. Best
Strictly of ref. E. M. Jarvis, Glenwood,

field work, $12.00 month.
Donie Hamilton, Atlanta,
Dorothy, St., S. E.

Want good 1 h. farm on 50+50
basis, goad willing worker wit
plenty force to gather crop with! Honest and_ sober.
man who will furnish stock and| work. Best of Ref.
land, also work some turpentine) help.
halves. Write. Lonnie Trow-.

Move any
a, Stockbridge, Mc-
| Donowzh. E. G. Padgett, Atlaa-
fa. 256 Luckie: St.

Want 2 or h. crop in Haber-_
sham. or Rabuen ccunty,
good bottom. Jands.
eorn, small grains an
furnish self, stock
Would be interested in poultry,
hogs and cattle. W. A. Stewart,
Commerce, RFD: 5.

18 yr. old young man
job on farm. . Raised o
and know farm work. .
sober, honest and not afraid of:
Can @rive truck. Wallis:
Ingram. Acworth.

Man with sev. yrs. poultry and
marketing experience wants job.
or worker.
high school, college.
liable, sober, honest. Some live-_
/ stock exp. References.
H. McCoy, Ellaville, .

near Atlant: Care Mrs. J.

ell, Hazlehurst, Rt. 3.
_ 28 yr. old, refined widow with:
2 children, honest, good charact-
er, wants home with good people,
and some salary in exchange for
ght farm work, no field work.
once. Mrs, Mae West, Rocky-|
ord, Rt. 3, care A. E. West.
Want job on farm, helping
ga oer crop, cutting wood, diteh-_
ing, etc., and crop for 1939 on
-50 basis. 9 in family, 7 work-
ers. At once. Mrs. Minnie Elliott,
Eliijay, P.O: Box 221.

Want job as managez of farm,
any size, anywhere in Ga. 50 yrs. /
old, good health, know how to
arm and manage labor,
family. J. D. McAlister, Eaton-|.

Want grow,
d hay. Can Wages,
tools., Deacon
|had habits.

n farm! year.

Want jeb working on stock
_ farm, looking after hogs, cattle..
| feeding, etc., Best of ref.
Holder Glenwood, RFD
Jarvis Box.

Capable man wants to grow
tobacco on 50-50 basis, or a job
at dairy. Must have convenient
reasonable
salary. Ref. exch. BR. J. Young-
blood, Quitman, Rt. 2.

Nice, country. raised, white wo-
man and 2 children wants place
on farm helping gather crop and
work on until Xmas. Come see
or send stamp for reply. Mrs. 4n-
nie Blankenship, Lavonia. Rt. 1.

White man wants light, farm
work on farm. Write. E. S, Cow-
an, Macon, 311 Bond St.

Young woman and 7 yr. old
child wants light farm work, no
field work, for good home with
nice people and reasonable sal-
ary. Can do most any kind of
work. Honest, trustworthy. Mrs.
Tom Shannon, Winder, Rt. 1.

Want 1 horse crop in good To-
bacco Belt of So. Ga. in good 1
church community with nice,
good man on 50-50 basis. Ref. ex.
D. L. Smith, Sparta.

Sober, honest man with wife
and 3 small children wants crop
or work for wages.
State full details in first letter.
| Would take crop on 3rds and

4ths. J. H, Duvall, Dallas, Rt. f.

2 honest, reliable women want
place for 1939 with honest peo-
ple, to exch. heeing and other
light farm work for plowing, or
get close to town to raise chickens
and truck. Kansas Dedd, Easta-

Strictly moral



Married re-

Colored man, 29 yrs. old, wife;
and small children, want jeb on
airy, or farm work of any kind,
_ rive truck, etc., $16.60 mo, beard;
and laundry. Or small farm on
50-50 basis, near Ft. Valley. Alma
Smith, Butler, Rt. 1.

- Middleaged
habits and good character, wants
place with reliable people doing
light farm work ior home and
easonable salary. State full par-:
ticulars. Mrs. W. G. Webb, Com-
er, Box 87. :

Reliable man and wife, 34 an
28 yrs. of age respectively, want
joo as caretaker of estate; ma-
chinist, run poultry farm, share
crop small farm. References. J.
_ &. Adams, Wellston, RFD 1
22 yr, old young man wants
work on poultry farm. Bxperienc-
ed. Harry Johnston, Atlanta, 1430
Lakewood Ave., S. E. Ma. ot

Want job as overseer of farm
fo: some good man, to be paid
by the day or month, Or wil! ac-
cep. other work. Want to hear at
once. Will answer all letters. C.
M. Turner, Odum, Rt. 1.

Want good christian home on}
farm for self and 2 girls, food, and child, wants
clothes ahd some spending money, try or dairy farm.
in <: ciange for ight farm work, adr
: es eood 1 h. farm on 50-50 im carpentry.
>. Mrs. Martha Horton, Al-
apaha; Rt. 1. =
st 2h. farm near Valdosta.
and tobacco. health,
Half: ly coup

| able wages.

Man with 15 yrs. exp. in rais-
ing tobacco in N. C., wants jok
Demonstrator with Tobacco
clean Planter, salary or



percentage.

tobacco included.
Ref. if desired.

| Newsome, Davisboro, Box 164

Young widow with small child
| wants job with good people, do-
d| ing light farm work no field work
for home for self and baby and

Want job as Overseer of small
farm. Not able to do hard work.
Life time on farm and can fur-
nish good ref. Tom Turner, Mid-
land: Rt. 1, c-o- W. D; String-

Want job at once on farm. Can
do carpenter work, blacksmith,
also any kind farm work. Must
be moved and reasonable wages.
Clifford Fullmore, Marlow, RFD

: tral Ave. S. W.
Want job as Miller and Mill
20; yrs. exp.
Perfectly seber.
ary. Ref.



Moderate sal-
Ww. A. Covgill, Bow-



22 yr. old boy with 9th grade
education wants job on. farm.
| Can drive truck or car. Prefer
truck farming,
rough carpentering and painting.
Reared on farm. Want reason-
able wages. board and laundry.
Barney Hulsey, Cleveland, Rt. 2.
Good all around white man, 39
yrs. old, wants job as caretaker. |
Can also Go painting and repair
work, drive or service
truek. Go anywhere. Dave Watts,
Augusta, care Gen. Del.

Want job light farm work, no and tend milch eows on shares.
old. Small Prefer So. Ga. Exc. ref. W. C.
salary. Mrs. Annette Argroves,| Williams, Pelham, Rt. 3.
Atlanta, 338 Mangum St, N.W.. |
care K. J. Middlebrooks.

Want job on farm for wages.| only. Write. Lester Warren,
General farming. Sparks, Rt. 1. =

Want large 2 h. crop on 90-50
3 plow hands, and plenty
all. willing workers.
Want with party who can fur-
nish som extra work. Bert Mil-|
, hollan, Mareret.

26 yr. old white man with wife
on truck, poul-

also do some

hoe help.
on halves





ive ear or truck, also some exn.
first letter. We Ge | Wanner,
Buena Vista, Rt. 4.

48 yr. old widow, in very g:od
wants place with elder-
le doing light farm work,
no field work. Can furnish ref.
'Mys. R. A. Wiison, Duluth. Rt.
1, % L.. R. Wilson.

Man with family wants 1 horse
mbered,' farm on 50-50 basis
b with| Have to be furnished.
B. Hand. Hazlehurst, Rt. 3.

Want 1 horse crop in So. Ga.

fie] !
Want job on farm. Energetic, a oe oe

good habits, exp., as overseer, can
| handle any Kind of Jabor and
furnish best references. J. W.|
Bennett, Newnan, 33 Robinson

near school.
2 sure rent, Years of truck - |
ing exp Yience. Early reply re-
quested. Ira Vickers, Alma.
Strong, healthy, white country|
Widew. 42 yrs. old, unencu
no bad habits,
hice people doing Hght farm,
Werk, no field work. Make offer.
rs. T. W. Roberson, Atlanta,/ Standing rent or 3rds and 4ths.
T. G. Folker, Fairburn, Rt. 1.

in family,
G. W. Weathers,
Orange St., S.W.
32 yr. old healthy, unencumber-| Can furnish self. Write B. G.-
ed white woman wants light) Mathis, Valdosta. Rt. 4. Box 204,
Ge any-| farm -work, no field work with) Want job as manager of large
Miss estate. References. E, D. Under-

White man, christian, 24, mar-
ried, one child, reared on farm,
wants year reund job farming at
$20.00 mo. Am honest, indust-
rious, no bad habits.
where. Prefer Northwest Ga. D.

. reliable family at once.
C. Owens, Summerville. RFD 4.

Martha Crump, Toccoa, Rt. 1.





216, Fair St., S. E.







__ POSITIONS WANTE





Want job on dairy or fa
prefer dairy. Dyy-hand
and can Grive truck Do no
tobacco nor drink. $25.60
end board for dary en
mo, board for farm, Start
time. H. T. Wiggins, Smitia

Want big 4 n. crop on
basis with 2 houses. Prefer con
good bottom land, and close
geod. school and church. J.
Presley, Curryville, Rt. 1.

Refined, young widow wi
yr. old baby wants place w
reliable people doing light
work, no field work, for hem
and reasonable salary. Mildr
Broach, Atlanta. ie

Middleaged white woma
wants job doing light farm wo
no. field work, for home aid
small salary. Mrs. E. Johrsen,
Atlanta. care Gen. Del. |

Want job as overseer of 6
12 h. farm for wages. 10 yrs. -
perience. Look after stock and
poultry. Write. N. J. Spann, So
erton. Rt. 3. C

38 yr. old widow wants job lig]
farm wrk, no field. work
home id reasonable salary.
Leac..y Week, Pavo. Rt. 1,

22 yr. old, single, white ma
wants job om farm, prefer nor
west Gia., but go anywhere, Mak
bast offer, salary and board. EB
Scoggins, Summerville. c-o Ge
| Del. ; Ss s
White man, age 40, and W
want farm on halves or fo
wages. start now. Ekave to be fu
nished. Can give ref. A. G. Moor
Lee Pope. ae
| 38 yr. old man wants job f
| for rest of this and for 1939. Ha
wife. age 32 and boy 14 all V
do work. Prefer Truck farm: on
halves for 1839. Not far ire
Brunswick. Will take wage job
Need work at once..State parti
' ulars in first letter. C. M. Turne
Odum. Rts i: go
Want 1 b. farm: om halves or
, work for wages. Have te
moved. Willing to move anywh1
after Christmas. Arthur L. Cor
ley, Graymont. Rt. 2, c-o A.
Riner.*
Want job oversceing farr
Blacksmith, carpenter, do any
thing on farm. James Brya
Coliege Park. Rf. 1. Lge ee
Want to get with good farmer
who lives on river, prefer near
Savantiel, as want to fish o
halves amd. trap through
| months. Rarried: 2 ehk
and & yrs. eld. Welk expe
ia ieilgore, Atlanta, C-o |
ely :
Family of 8, 5 to. work, want
good fazmx for 1880 Write Elmer
Gray, Culberson, N@ RFD 2, rs
ident of Ga. ae
Young married man (wife o
ly(want job. Both capable, go
workers and well recommended.
For . further rferenees, write.
Norman Deouger, Atlanta. 55
Cairo St. <
Young man wants home
farm the year round with ex
people, for board, washing, and
reasonable. wages per nic
Good habits. Transportatio:
have to be sent me, James W.
liams, Sereven. Rt. 2, Box 31, |
| John L. Bennett, .
60 yr. old man with wife wa
| job on: farm as Overseer for 1%
Life time experisnee and will
give reference. R. BH. Kelley, Cor
dele, Rt, 4
Want good 2 h. crop for 1939.
Standing rent. Must be wit!
25 mi. Atlanta, with good hous
and barn. C: M. Lyle, Vilia Ri
Rie 1: poe:
17 yr. old-~boy wants job on
farm or dairy. Edward Finley,
158 Berean Ave., S. E., Atlanta.
Young white man wants jo
on farm for rest of this and for
next year. Can do carpenter
blacksmith or any kind fa?
work. With good, reliable peop.
for reasonable wages. Clifford W.
Fullmore. Marlow, RFD 1.
Want place as Farm Overseer
or sev. plows on halves, with live
stock in- connection, and some-
one to back me up. Honest and
strictly sober. J. F. Adair,
Wrightsville, Rt. 1. es
Man ard wife (child 5 yrs. old)
want dairy job, both good dry
hand milkers. Good references.
J. M. Holder, Boling Broke, Rt
i Ko Bose 6: Cars
| Want early truck crop of corn,
; etc.. with man who can furnish
' truek and pay half of expenses.
| Have to be moved and furnished.
| Wife to raise chickens on-.halves






































































































































































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z

Want 1 h. farm on 50-50 basis,
or for good wages, Man and wife







-

Want 1 or 2 h. farm for 1939,
share basis, So. Ga. preferred.










wood. Marietta.










FOOD

ES F. PURVIS, Director

458 :

ample of Bulk Sausage. -
Manufacturer: Upchurch Packing Co., Atlanta, Ga.

rhere found: L. Pazol, Atlanta Ga. :

ot Neg. for Sulphites and Starches. ~

mple of Bulk Sausage.

Aanufacturer: Star Provision Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Where found: K. Ruskin Grocery, Atlanta, Ga.
onclus ion: Neg. for Sulphites and Starch~-

mple of Peanut Butter.

2 Sessions Co., Enterprise, Ala.
Where found: B.N. Newsom, Clyattville, oe

onclusion - No exceptions taken.

Sample of Candy. :
Manufacturer: Kelser. Atlanta, Ga.
Where found: Katz Market, Atlanta, Ga.
ot Poor physical condition.

5 mple of Vitamen Fortifier

Manufacturer: John F. Jelke Co., Chicago, Ill.
Where found: S. & W. Store, Bainbridge, Ga.
ne a Allowed.

mple of Poselable Shortening.

anufacturer: John F. Jelke Co., Chicago, Th.
ere found: S. & W: Store, Bainbridge, Ga.

- Gonciaston: No exception taken.

Sample of Sausage. } :
Manufacturer: K. Ruskin Gro, Co., Atlanta, Ga,
Where found: Same. x :
Seow - No exceptions taken.



Sample of Pure Lard.
ores oO. L. Sune Dublin, Ga.

"amy yle of Mixed See
Mi nufacturer: -Piggly-Wigely Co., Valdosta, Ga.
Same. :
nelusion No Qeere Hons taken. :
Sample of erahaewer Meat. _
whore found: -Buchanans Market, Valdosta, Ga.

ce

le of Heteberer Meat.
mufacturer: B. Dandy 's Market, Valdosta, Ga.
e. found: Same.
3 n Adulterated in that py contains. a
ees een ;

"Sample of Mixed. Sausage. Se
jufacturer; Jitney Jungle No. 4, Valdosta, Ga.
Tae Bame. 5

3 No ae taken.
| ies
gic of Hatnbureer!

Manufacturer: Grady Market, 805 2nd. St., Macon, Ga.

Where Same. _

No pee eas taken.

oo .

D clusion:

wher re. e found: eae,
CO lusion: Ap, paeeptions taken.
Se Pad
Sample - ot Ground Beef.
eee

Poy

Same. - pee
"No chenriiee taken. ne

os:
mple of Geena. Beef. jeer
Epeerers E. RS Oates Market 414 and st. Macon,

rit.

mple- of Ground ante
dtacturer:. W. C. Bateman Market, 470 and St,
acon, Ga. ne ;
ere found: Same. : 5;
el : No exceptions taken.



a. of Hamburger. Sees
ufacturer:
way, Macon, Ga. we ; i
here found: Same. oS
clusion: No exceptions taken.
. me & . ;
le of Sausaze. ae
nufacturer
ae exceptions taken.
: Hoe we
of Srouva Beef. !
ufacturer: Bie Star Market, ard and Poplar Sts,
_ Macon, Ga.
Where found: Same. are es
spelusion: No exceptions taken, : ete

No Aniaterions A

Vater, Beds McBride, 464 and Bt. Macon, Ga. a

Broadway Cash Market, 410 Broad-

le Conclusion :

~ A-488

et Cash Barker: 410 Broad-

A-477. :
Sample of Hamburger.
Manufacturer: Buehler Bros., 25 Broad St.,
Atlanta, Ga.
Where found: Same. :
Conclusion: No exceptions ie

A-478
aa of Sausage. .
Manufacturer: Rogers Co., 4 Broad St., Atlanta, Ga.

Where found: Same.
Conclusion: No exceptions taken.

A-479
Sample of Sausage.
Manufacturer: New York: Market, 16 Broad St., Ate
lanta, Ga.
Where found: Same...
Conclusion: No exceptions

ew

taken.

A-480

Sample of Sausage. |
Manufacturer: Fox Market,
Where found: Same.
Conclusion: No exceptions ein

20 Broad St., Atlanta, Ga.

A481

Sample of Sandwich Relish. | i

Manufacturer: Besmaid Products, Jacksonville, Fla.

Where found: J. C. Peters, Bemis, Ga.

Conclusion: Misbranded in that product contains
only 90%, of declared contents.

A-494

Sample of Apples.

Grower: Consolidated Apple- Growers, aoa Ga.

Where found: Cunninehant, State Market, Atlanta,

Ga. :

Conclusion: No exception taken,
50 i :

Sanuk of Apples.

Grower: J. G. Byers, Whiteburg, Ga.

Where found: Same, State Market, Atlanta, Ga.

Conclusion: ne oe taken. ;

a -496

Sample of Apples. ae /
Grower: C. E. Tucker, Cornelia, Ga.

_ Where found: Same, State Market, Ausple, Ga
Conclusion: No exceptions taken.

q

A-497 S
Sample of Apples. :
Grower: Mr. Marsh, Cornelia, Ga.
Where found:
Atlanta, Ga.
Conclusion: No exceptions taken.
A-498 S Se
Sample of Apples. ie t :
Grower: Hardeman. Orohard Cornelia, Ga.
Where found: Hardemans etek, State MatEE bo
lanta, Ga. S i
Conclusion: ane exceptions taken, ELE a

A499 : ae
Sainwle of Apples. : ae
Grower: F. Williams Orchard, Cornelia, Ga.
_ Where found: Truck of above party, State Market,
.. Atlanta, Ga. ;
Conclusion: No exceptions taken. me

| A-500

- Sample oe Apples. RE aie: : a
Grower: O. A. Stamey, Demorest, Ga.
Where found: Truck, State Market, Atlanta, Ga. \
- Conclusion: Adulterated. Apples contain. arsenic
residue in excess of oe: Recommend with-
hold from sale, Ee

Fis

~ A-501

Sample of opie. ae

Grower: Mr. Mathis, Shed No. a, Stall, (128, oe

Market, Atlanta, Ga. : :

Where found: Same. oy 4

Conclusion:
residue in excess of tolerance. Recommend with-
hold from sale. :

i 3

ty

AG 502 \
Sample of Aopike
. Grower:

Ga. ote PENG
' Where found: Same. ' 2
Conclusion: No ee ee spon,

tC A-503 ae
Sample. of Apples. Ss
Grower: S. T Cathey, Mountain: City, Ga.
Where found: State Market, Atlanta, Sc

_ Conclusion: No ie pede oe taken. =



$ pss

[As 504. pene

- Sample of Apples.

~ Grower: Consolidated Apple Growers, Gortella, Ga.
Where found: State Market, Atlanta, Ga.
Conclusion : No eras taken.

fic 486 3
: - Sample of Sausage. eeu

_ Manufacturer: Schaffers | ee 87 Georsia Ave,
Atlanta,, Cae
Where found: Same. a ee ess
Conclusion: No exceptions taken, : fe

A487 Se

Samuiple o: Hamburger.

Marufacturer: Great Saving Store, a6 Georgia me;
Atlanta, Ga.

Where found: Same. ere oe
No ecepiiens ee :

jean ple: of Sausage.
Me - urer: Rosen Bros., 55 Georgia Ave. Atlanta,
A :

Wh cund: game. _ pee
; Goneiusion - No. exceptions taken.

A-489 :
Sample of Sausage.
Manufacturer: Sou. Groc. Store; ee. Big star Mar-



ae ket, 15 Georgia Ave., Atlanta, Ga.

Where found: Same.

eee No exceptions taken.

A-490 = ne g

ais "Sample of Hamburger.
abe Manufacturer:

E.G. Kat, 29 ce Ave. Atlanta,



Shed No. 2, Stall 4B, State Market, ;

Adulterated. Aepied contain anes a

Pope Produce Co., State Market, Atlanta,

EN 2 = dee I ioe Sos ViGeve

S, DRUGS AND FEEDSTUFFS|

J. E BUSH, Chief Drug Inspector

A-492

Sample of Hamburger.

Manufacturer:. W. A. Gatlin Market,
Atlanta, Ga.

Where found: Same.

Conclusion: No exception taken.

845 Gordon

A-493

Sample of Ground Steak.

Manufacturer: Beuhler Bros. Market,
St., Atlanta, Ga.

Where found: Same.

Conclusion:. No exception eekeens

8552 Gord

A-505
Sample of 2-Way.
Manufacturer: New

~ Where found: Same.
Conclusion: Misbranded: Name and address an

contents not shown on. label.

Grape Co., Atlanta, Ga.

- A-507

< Sample of Mix Sausage

Manufacturer: Peters
Atlanta, Ga.

Where found: Same.
Conclusion: Sample contains tek

gee Groc., Co., 283 Peters

A-508 ;

Sample of Mix Sausage. _
Manufacturer: Kent & Tucker 299 Peters St
Where found : Same. |
Conclusion: No .exception taken.

Atl

A-509

- Sample of Mix Sausage.

Manufacturer: Weathers Groc. L0., a Pe er;
Atlanta, Ga.

Where found: Same.

Conclusion: Sample contains starch.

A-510

Sample of Mix Sausage. :
- Manufacturer: Rogers Store, 341 Peters B, atl

Ga. :
. Where found: Same. :
Conclusion: Bann contains starch.

A-511
Sample of Mix Siukace:
Manufacturer A. & P. Tea Co., 345 Peters st
ta, Ga.
Where found: Same. -
Conclusion: eee contains starch,

A-512 |

Sample of Mix eadcice
Manufacturer: Piggly- Wiggly, 363 Peters St., A
Ga.

Where found: Same.
Conclusion: Sample contains starch,
A-513 :
: : Sainpl of Mix. atehice.
Pe United Market, 252 Bdgewood
Atlanta, G
Where found:
Conclusion:
servative.

Same. Sates
Adulterated: "Contains a prohi ited

i ve 514 vse canst S
Sample of Mix sake. Es
- Manufacturer: Thompson Market,
Ave., Atlanta, Ga.
Where found: Same.
Conclusion: No exception taken.

453 Base

A-515 L

Sample of Mix Sausage. :

Manufacturer: L. D. ces 466 Bagewood
lanta, Ga. LaPes?

- Where found: Same

- Conclusion:
.ed prvervative.

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Sample of Orange Juice. a os
Manufacturer: Libby, MeNeil & Libby, ch a
Where found: mee
oe _ No exception taken.

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E Sample of Grapetsuit Tice:

- Manufacturer: Hiway Packing Co., Leesburg PF
Wher: found: + ise

Bie ors _No eseruyOM taken. os

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ae of Tomato Juice ee
~Manufacturer: National Food Prod, corp.
Where epOuUnte se |
Conclusion: No. exception taken.

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A-289 an =
Sample of Grapefruit Juice. =:
Manufacturer: The Polk Co., Haines i a
Where found: A. ee P. Tea Co., 82 City. Markel
lanta, Ga. _
Conclusion: No exception TEEN

4-290

Sample of Iona Tomato Juice. eo oe

Manufacturer A. & P. Tea Co., Dist:, New York.

| Where found: A. & P. Tea Co., a City, a
to Aenta, Ga

Conclusion: No exceptions taken.

ah 291 pecs

Sample of Pineapple Juice.

Manufacturer:

Where found: A & P. Tea Co., 82. City ae
Janta, Ga.

Conclusion; No exeeptions taken.

A-292 oe ee
Sample of Lemon Sice: i Sens
oe ers Soca Citr us Products Co,
Sts fe
Where found: A. & Pp Tea Co) 2 iby arke:
lanta, Ga. : fe

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Conclusion; No exceptions taken,

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| Sample of Orange JUICES ae ae ee

| Manufacturer: The Sun pine Co., hilad
ees found: AL & P. Tea Co., 82 Ci ; Market
. Ga. :

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