Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1938 November 15

' TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1938



NUMBER 20 _





ATE MARKET NEWS AND PRICES






Editorial Notes







For the next few issues it has become
ssary to confine the Market Bulletin to
pages. An effort will be made to
sh just as many of the submitted farm
s as possible. However, on account
1e necessity of holding the Bulletin to
ge issues for the present, we will not
ble to publish any Flower and Orna-
tal Nursery stock notices until after
ary. So, please do not submit such
otices until further notice.

spite of the dry weather this fall,
Atlanta State Farmers Market seems
e over-supplied with snap beans from
ida. Also bunched turnips and turnip

s locally and from South Georgia.
ach is coming in by truck from states
e north and selling at from 40c to 75c
bushel, according to quality. There is

local spinach beginning to come in



























Livestock

LANTA, Ga., Nov. 12As quoted by White
on Company and subject to change daily:










eoolt Hogs, 180-240: lbs, 6.50
2 Soft Hogs, 150-180 lbs. potas or BO
3 Soft Hogs, 130-150 Ibs. __ 5.

Soft Hogs, 110-130 lbs... ~__ + | 5.50
ies, 60-110 ibs. 5.25
vy Smooth Hogs, 240 lbs. up ___._._______.6.00
ny hard hogs were quoted at _..___. 7.50



CATTLE

Pest fed grass and beef type steers and heif-
6.00 @ 7.50; common kinds 4.50 @ 5.00; most
ws 4.50 @ 5.00; common cows 4.00 @ 4.50;
ners and cutters 3.00 @ 3.75; good bulls 4.50
00; common bulls 4.00 @ 4.50; best calves
8.00; medium calves 6.00 @ 7.00; common
@ 5.50.
Albany Soft Hogs were quoted at 6.25 for
market top.














| steady and permanent income producing

Muscadine Grapes

_Muscadine and scuppernong grapes
grown by the new straight trellis method,
carried on at the Georgia Experiment Sta-
tion, Experiment, Ga., bid fair to prove a

crop. If you are interested by all means

write Dr. H. P. Stuckey, Director, Georgia
Experiment Station, Experiment, Ga., and
ask him to send you bulletin No. 197 on
Muscadine Grapes. December is the month
to plant them.



Tobacco |



If you are located in South Georgia
and contemplate planting tobacco in 1939,
you should write S. H. Starr, Director,
Georgia Coastal Plain Experiment. Station
and ask him to send you their bulletins on
the growing of this crop and especially
their circular on how to control blue mold
in the seed bed. It may mean the success
_or failure or your crop.



Try treating your small grain seed
with Ceresan for smut. It will cost you be-
tween two and three cents a bushel.



Atlanta Spot Cotton

ATLANTA, Ga., Nov 12At the close of the
Cotton market today Atlanta Spot Cotton was
quoted at 50 points on the New York December
future or 9.14c per lb. for mid. %-inch cotton.
The average price of middling %-inch cotton
on 10 southern markets yesterday was 8.71c per
lb. Staple premiums being paid yesterday on
ten southern designated markets averaged 29
points on the %-inch price for mid. 15-16ths-
inch cotton and 53 points on for mid. 1-inch
cotton. :

New York future closed today, Dec. 8.64.

New Orleans future closed today, Dec. 8.77.





Vote On December 10th |

Dont $6tect December 10th. That is co
the date on which you vote with regard to
next years cotton marketing quotas. It
takes two-thirds of the farmers voting to |
make their cotton allotment effective as it
was this year. If there is anything about
it you dont understand, ae your county
seek

1939 Program Similar to 1938



Iti is pabeteok that the new 1939 A.

_ A. A. farm program for Georgia and the

rest of the country will be similar to that
of 1938. ae
This program calls for farm acreage
allotments of cotton, tobacco, wheat and,
in designated commercial counties, pota-
toes. Each county in which feed crops or

livestock products are grown for sale also _

will have an allotment of general soil-de-.

pleting crops, which will include acreage ~

devoted to corn, but no farm will have a
separate corn allotment.



Prices of Fresh Vegetables

Prices of fresh vegetables prevailing on
State Farmers Market, Atlanta, today, Nov.
12th:
Apples, bulk, per bushel 45-.65
Beans (Butter), bulk, per bushel __._1.60-1.75
Beans (Snap), per bushel hamper Te 75-1.10
Beets, per dozen bunches 2. 50-.60
Collards, per dozen bunches _... 50-75
Cucumbers, per bushel basket ae 00-225]
Eggplant, per bushel hamper _.. 1.00-1.25 |
Mustard Greens, per bushel 50-.60
Peppers, per bushel hamper = 1.00-1.40
Potatoes, per 100-lb. bag 1.50-1.60
Spinach, per bushel hamper .._.________..70-.90.
Squash, per bushel hamper __. 1.00-1.25
Sweet Potatoes, per 100 lbs., bulk ____ 1.00-1.16
Turnips, bunched, per dozen bunches _... 30-.50
Turnip Salad, per bishel. = es 25-.50



















gs quoted below on the Atlanta Market are for eggs that have not been candled or graded for quality. Eggs that have been graded and are guaranteed
ide A. Stuslity, are bringing 3c to 5c premium. Unclassified, current receip ts and yard-run eggs are not permitted to be offered to the retail sakes ae





































































ttonseed meal 8%























<3 Augusta; Biick- kee - Com- | Dawson | Frank- | Hawk- | LaFay- Macon Metter | | Sparta
shear ville merce lin insville ette a
eclarge 33-.34| 29-31 32 30 32 wa 3s 30 32 35 32 29 = 36
tggs, medium _______ 28 29 6 25 20 | ae eee 32 .28 2T 29
Eggs, sinait ee sao |e Sed Se ee ee 25 ; 30 26 25 2T
fens, heavy-breed 12-.15 18 15 14 15 14 1g 15 12 15 10 14 13
ens, leghorns _.__ AQ. 12 az i2 14 12 10 .14 10 15 8 Al AL
Roosters ______ ae .08 .08 .08 08 .08 .08 07 .08 .06 10 .09 .08 10
Stags PE ages es Se ee 15 12 12 4 Seca enees OS 14 hee ee ee
See 17-.18 19 17| .16-.17 .20 .20 14 .20 16 22! 15 18 20
eS eee ee os .09 08 08 16 300
Pe ee OG ee ep 08 10) Se 10)

Peevsg eS 17-.20 ee ee 162.20) 2 0 18-.20 25 18}: 20
oo S m0, 0 20
ountry butter, best table 25 301s =) 26-30 20 30 25 25 20 20 30 30. 30.
eld peas, mixed ______ = 1.35 165 (ee 1.50) <= 1.20. 120 140 1.20 1.20
eld peas, not mixed ___ 1.50 50) See eee 1501 - BA 1.60 |__| 1.80-1.45 1.40
Se pe oe 50] 0 00 35 40 0 jo 45 35 35 45
ar corn (80 Ibs. to bu.) AT 40 40 45 50}. A5 40 32 .60 42 30 40 A5
Sai ee eee 82 260 [Ss 85 19 : : te 1.00 2IQH
Sweet potatoes, per Cwt. | 1.00-1.10 .70 60. 75 100} 4001-5 36. 1.20 90 80 90 1.00
Cabbage, green, per Cwt. | .85-1.00} -.._ J 90 1.80} ___ i) 1.50 1.00 1.50 1504 1.50
abbage, white, per Cwt. $0200}. = 15 1.50) | nn 1.50 | ___. a 106
Peavine hay, No. 1, ton | No Mkt.j 15.00; $15-$16 12.50 15.00 12.00, |- | __.. | $12-$15 16.00 15.00 12.0012

Peanut hay, No. 1, ton __ $50) 2 ee Se = 5.00 8.00 16.107
Beak peanuts, No. 1. | | ee 65.00) 63.00}_._____| $60-$63 55.000 2 ea
Cottonseed (prime) ___ 25.00 95.001 23.00 25.00 hes 25.00 25.00 | ____ o 24.00) - 24.00
: 0 24.00 oe a . ES SUN so So Se ee ee

ttonseed meal, 7% = ie oe oS = 24.00 DSi oe ee 25,00 fs hs







GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN

Establisl.ed by J. J. Brown, Commissioner of ei cee
March 1, 1917.



Published Semi-Monthly by BS
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
COLUMBUS ROBERTS, Commissioner
Executive Office: State Capitel, Atlanta, Georgia
eth te Publishing Office Cevingten, Ga.
S Notity on FORM. 3578Bureau of Markets, 222 State Capitel.



_ Entered as second class matter August 1, 1937, at the Post
: Office at Covington, Georgia under the Act of June 8, 1930. Ac-
- eepted for mailing at special rate of postage oe for in Sec-

_ tion 1103, Act of October 3,

1917.



| = Notices: of farm produce and appurtenances admissable under

postage regulations inserted one time on each request and re-
peur 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 Feapensa for any notice appearing in the -Bul-

: letin.

Second Hand Mochiieiy
FOR SALE =

eine very essential farm equip-



ment in excellent: cond., for sale!

as a whole or in two entirely

separate parts. Original cost over |

$200.00; sell for $50.00 ea. See
or write. G. C. Adams, Social

tump puller, cheap for cash.
M s. C. A. Patterson, Ty Ty.

_ Fordson tractor, good as new,
for sale at once, $250. 00. Shieids
Manning, San Rts.

bottle Milwaukee milk: filler
capper, $35.00; large size
aval separator, $30.00; Athens

sc Farmall plow, all bear-
ings, fine shape, $70.00; Deere
B h. riding plow, $12.00. wm. J.
Brennan, Columbus, 1511 19th

in Williams grist mill, first
cond., also an International
ng., 15 h, p., very cheap for cash.
Le vis F, Giles, Musella.
2 roller cane mill, good as new;

80- gal. syrup kettle, cheap for
About 314 mi. West Dudley,

| and se.

: Gano ship. M.

1 equipment.

mi. highway. Mrs. Mary C.

ath, Dudley. 2

ver 6 ft., One-Way plow and
der, f: first class shape, $100.00;
ae ner used

es scales, Rise eect
. Disc Harrow. Sell or exc.
or Be for heifers and

. size oblate digger (can be :

for other purposes), good
A. size manure

re with iat and power!

e-off connections, etc.,
mechanical cond., $100.00.
eeples, Thomaston.
Wind mill and tank, 8 ft. mill,
00 ft. tower, 2 M-gal., first class
ond. at sacrifice. R. Treadwell,
orsyth, Rt. 2.

Benthal peanut picker, $50.00;

good
WSC.

ordson, $35.00; Hay press, horse |

po er, $40.00. J. H. Leverett, Par-

John Deere a br ateck G:
cae rebuilt this vear, $156.
. Shealy, Oglethorpe.

Good 1 h. wagon and 3 row

drill, good manure and 1 guano |

Eas

tributors: 22 h. turn plows,
1 h. turners, riding cultivat-
at my place, cheap. Suk:
el ey, Adairsville. 6
Good Chattanooga cane mill
Small size), $20.00; 80. gal. ket-

tle, $20.00. Both for $35.00. C. RB.)

organ, Americus.

andard twin tractor, also
hard spray, wagon with Cush-

q a Se. ES RL aac Demo-
_ Large 2 Roller cane init (With-
ers make) with 12 foot copper
, $40.00 or exc. for No, 1 cow.
Ray, Talking Rock, RFD i

riding cultivator, all feet
and disc, $22.00; 3h. Alamo eng.,
Star pea and bean huller, mount-

~~ DeLaval No. Ay separator.
All in A-1 cond. Write for
S. a eas Davisboro,

Atlas engine, 50 Ve p., good

md., for. sale. H. M. Sea

arlem, :

tractors, and a wort horse,

2 good. cond., for sale or
> for corn. B. McH. Cline,

cdenn tractor. with pulley
and governor, just rebored, $65.
2 ade for fresh in cow. Bring
cow wae get tractor. Write first.

e

Jd H.C. 1h. hay press, good |
id., $50.00. ape Sheps,
Hl 1. es



I

Second Hand Machinery
_ FOR SALE ae

Golden new model 3. Roller



cane mill and 9 ft. copper pan,
good cond., $25.00 at farm. E. R.

Daniel, Thomaston, Rt. 3.

Grain Binder, 3 row oat drill,
cutaway harrow ahd some farm
tools. Write. Mrs. G V. Nor-
man, Deweyrose. Rt. 1.

2% h. p. gas. eng., and other/|
farm. eee $65.00. Come

. G. Estes, Rutledge,
Rt. 1.

2 h. iron plew. A 00 at barn.

Bete, Cor-
nelia..
Swing hammer feed mill, No.
16 DeLaval cream parator,
long system Roller mill, com-
plete with everything, 48 in. De-
Loach ee mill, horizontal type.
Apply, E. T. Boswell, Siloam.

10 in. Turbine water wheel:
(needs some repairs) and, other
Come see. R. C.
Edwards, Rock Springs. =

$8 h. disc reversible turning
plow with 3 h. hitch, $15.00
FOB. G. W. McDonald, Vidalia.

DeLaval cream separator, $25.
( D. McPhail, Kennesaw, Rt. 1,
*phone 42-J.

3 row oat drill, good cond., sell

| or trade. E. P. Jackson, Canon.

first
sell,

_Jay-Bee Hammer Mill,
class shape. Cost $590.00;

$200.00. S..E. Pratt, Kennesaw.

22 disc harrows, 8 and 10 disc,

1. mower, for sale or trade for

pigs, J. F. Wellborn, Rock Springs.
Fordson tractor,

Strawn, Griffin, Rt. A,

2h. cultivator, cheap for cash.
Answer at once. Mrs. E. S. Ry-
lee, Nicholson, Rt, 1.

12 to 15 h. p. gas. Corn Mill
| outfit, complete. See it. Mrs.
| F..N. Hurst, Luthersville. eh



Second-Hand Machinery

WANTED



Want Hammer also Grist mill.

ea capacity per hour, how.
jung used, imake, -cond., and
Jrice. R. E. Lee, Concord.
Want John Deere little disc
plow, in good working shape,
cheap for cash, John Murphy,
Leesburg. Rt, 2, Box 133.

Want a med, size farm trac-

| tor, Farmall preferred, also a

No. 2 Sub Soiler, including trac-
tor cultivator, a 6 ft., No, 3 Har-
row plow, 1 Bush and Bog Har-

row, 6% or 8 ft. size. B. F. Har-|

ris, Griffin.

~ Want cultivator and planting
attachments for F-20 in good
cond. and cheap. Ww. E, Vinson,
Jr., Byron, ;

Want 1% or 2 = gas. eng., in
good cond. B. . BRCEET Wood-
stock, Rt. 1. ;

Want a corn stalk cutter, sec-
ond- hand, good cond., within 60

mi. Atlanta. Pay cash, or trade:

P. C. pigs. A. H. Rumbold, ee
ville..

Want 1 Martin or ages
ditching and terracting. machine,
in good cond., and reasonable in
price. T. LL. Hoshall, Atlanta.
2 Produce Row.

~ Want old worn out Mill Stones.

Mrs. John E. Cramer, Chamblee.| pullets. Exchange for milch cow,|

-B.. toms,

Want large size Grist Mill and
Hammer Feed Mill, in good
cond., and, cheap. E,.K. Fowler,

Athens. Rt. 2.

Want a 60 =e

cap.
boiler,

syrup

56. :
Want small feed grinder, 5 or

6 in burs, using about 1 h. p.
motor. State. make, model, age,

cond.,. and price. E. L, Corley,
Columbus. Rte

Want a DeLaval 2 unit milker.
State cond. and price, ete. oS
= es a Fe B.

aiitst class |.
cond., side pulley, $60. 00-2

GIANTS:

in A-1 cond. no junk. |
Write best cash price at once.
J. D. Black, Baxley, Rt. 2, Box



| Second: Hand = =

WANTED



Want a good cond., tractor,
disc and turn plows, also good
mowing machine, a real bar-
gain. M. A. Wayeross. Rt.
t ?

Want to buy or seat a mule
power cane mill, H. L. Moody,
Atlanta, 2463 Stewart Ave., Ca
2641.

Trade for or buy a etiall air
cooled gas eng., 1% h. p. or
larger. L. C. Smith, Atlanta, 94

| State St. N. W.

Want 1 gas. eng:, not over 2
h. p., anything less 2 h. p. okay.
State what you have and best
price at once. Lemon H. Gayton,
Acworth, Rt. 1.

Want power hay bailer. Buy
or rent. B. W. Middlebrooks,
Barnesville.

Want good, used F-12 Farmall
tractor, cheap for cash or will

exc, value in mules. L. B. Light-

foot, Millen, Rt. 3, Box 253,

| Trade a Cole planter, 40 and

41 combined with 2 hoppers, in
good cond., for another Cole
make with duplex hopper. C. H.
Wiggins, Thomasville. Rt. 4

Want % or % h. p. gas. eng.,

suitable for operating a small

churn. William L. Garren, Mc-
Caysville, Ga. P. O. Copperhill,
Tenn. Rt. 1.

Want. 1 peanut picking ma-
chine in goed running cond.,
cheap for cash, to be del. Letme
hear at once. W. W. Sawyer, Sa-
vannah, 822 W. 39th St...

Want Midget type flour mill
in good cond. State cap., cond.,
and price. Luke Rucker, Bow-
man, care of Gen. Del.

Want a 24 in. corn mill and 1

hay rake, in good cond., for cash.

Ww. O. Hudson, Elberton Rt:
Want farm tractor and _har-

'row. Cond. of tractor unimport-

ant if cheap enough. Must be
near by. L. F. Johnson, Fairburn.

Want good feed mill swing|.
power preferred. Send full de-
scription and best cash price. A.

D. Smith, Warrenton.

Want- a used Case Threshing :

Machine. Advise. Be i. Sey:
Thomasville, Box 772.

- Want garden tractor, in goed

order, with implements, Shaw or
Standard preferred, cheap for
cash. J. W. Akins, Woodville.

Want. standard make used

beam and standard of left hand
2 h. turning plow. W. E. Broach,

Lexington.
Want 3 used Oakes Finishing

batteries. Need not be complete

with troughs or dropping pans.
I. M. Crawford, Atlanta, 42 As-
tor. Ave., S. W. Ra tr



POULTRY FOR SALE



CORNISH:.

Large type Dark Cornish from
prize str., 4 dens, $5.00 10 pul-
lets, $1 00 a.;

for lot, FOB, in light crate. c.
oO. Sikes, Sylvester.

Purebred Dark Cornish March
hatch cockerels, ready for ser-
ea. No personal checks. Miss
Florence Horne, Grovetown.

Purebred, large type Cornish
roosters, $1.25 ea. or $1.00 ea. if] :
more than 1 shipped in same}

crate. Mrs. A. G. Clarke, Abbe-
ville. Rt. 2

GAME:

5 or <6 young game Wonstece!

Apr. hatch, pure Red Quill and
Ginn Gray crossed, $1.00 ea. M.
ee Must pay shipping.
B. Lowe, Tennille. z

White Giant rooster, Mar.
hatch, Wt. 5% Ibs. now for sale.
Ed Bradley, Hazlehurst.
LEGHORNS;

1 B. L. rooster, 9 mos. old, 75
at home. Not shipped. Josephine
Raly, Mitchell, Re de

Fine yr. old L. B. bL. hens,

ready. to lay, $9.50 doz. Exp. pd.

in Ga. Mrs. J. ee Collier, Coch-
han, :

700 big type Big Egg str. W. L.

or hogs. P, F. Hambrick, Bast-
man, Rt. 6.

About 9 AAA W. I. March pul-
lets, now laying, no culls, vac-
cinated and wormed, $1.00 ea.

Mrs. B. H. Hambrick, Ideal.

A purebred, Spring hatch W.
L. cockerel, $1.00; also 2 B. R.
cockerels, $1.00 ea. or 2 for $1.75.
Mrs. W. W. Trimble, Adairsville.

8 fine B. L. cockerels, from
blood tested. stock, $1.00; $6.00
lot; also cornfield bean seed,
crease back, deep string, cut-
shorts, 20c cup. Add postage. No

stamps. Mrs. George Poole, Jas-

Pet, Rt. 2.

heb niennin Rabie

| Mar. 1938 hatch, ae eas

2 roosters, $2.50|.
68.23 cockerels, $1.50 ea. $20.00





5 pueerey Ww
5 for
$2.50. My home. Will not ship.
Mable Thomas, Carrollton, Rt.
2. On McCarity Farm near Har-
mans Mill.

100 purebred 12 wks. old pul-
lets, no culls, for sale. E. M.
Sapp, Ohoopee.

45 W. L. big type, Eng. str. 1
yr. old, $1.00 ea.; 40 White Mi-
norea, 1938 hatch pullets, $1.50
ea, All now laying. Mrs. B. L.
Thornton, Bowdon, Rt. 1.

75 Eng. type AA W. L. pullets,
6 mos. old, 75c ea.; 75 same kind,
11. wks. old, 35c ea. All FOB.
Mrs. Grady Cauley, Alma, Rt. 4.
MINORCAS:

Golden Buff Minorca roosters,

6 mos. old, $1.00 ea. Cash. Not)

prepaid. Mrs. Royce Sauls, Win-
der, Rt. 4.

PEAFOWLS:

Beautiful Blue peafowls, June
1938 hatch, $25.00 pair, FOB Co-
lumbus express office. No eggs
for sale. S. M. Wellborn, Colum-
bus, P. O. Box 139.
PHEASANTS:

Few pr. -English Ringneck
pheasants, $4.00 pr.; 2 pr. ea.
Calif. Valley and Ga. Bob
White quail, tame, $450. Will
take chickens as part payment.
No checks. Mrs: W. M. Hannah,
2028 Boulevard Dr., Atlanta.

4 prs. Ringneck pheasants,

young stock, about grown, $3.50
pr. Mrs. W. T. Calhoun, Cordele,

PIGEONS:

13: purebred White King pig-
eons, $10.00 cash if taken at

+} once. Exc. for 12 R. T. Red friers.

Mrs. J. M, Crim, Manchester.

REDS (NEW HAMPSHIRES):

3 fine N. H. Red April cocker-
els, $1.75 ea. not del. No echks.
Mrs. P. E. Wallace, College Park.

Large size AAA N. H. Red Feb-

ruary hatch rooster, bloodtested:

stock, $1.50. Mrs. J. W. Hendrix,
Statesboro, Rt, 2.

2 Merch hatch Ne Red
roosters, $1.00 ea. Mrs. C. L. Ben-
nett, Madison,

20 to 30.N. H. Red cocks,
March, 1937, hatch. $2.00 ea.,
February 1938 hatch, $1.50 ea.

| R. L. Hendley, Vienna.

REDS (RHODE ISLAND): |
22 R. I. Red chicks, hatched

September 18th, wt. over 1 Ib. a.
b0c ea. prepaid in lots of 6 or

more. Abner Milligan, Bloom-
ingdale.

R. I. Red 4 wks. old chicks,
25 ea.; heavy breeds mixed, 2
wks. old, 18c ea. Mrs. F. T. Hop-
kins, Decatur, 920 Clairmont Rd.

4 fine R. I. Red 5% mos. old

| cockerels, deom Parmenters dbl.

ped. matings, $3.00 ea. J. N.

Barnes, Chipley. Box 25..
_ Purebred dark S. C. R. I, Red

Spring hatch pullets and 1 and 2
yr. old hens, $1.00 ea. in lots of

-|10 or more; eggs in inc, lots of

10 doz. or more, 40c doz. FOB.
Mrs. J. Z. Curry, Stockton.

Want 6 R. I. pullets and 1

| rooster, near Rome, Zone 1, No

registering necessary. J. M. Lind-

sey, Armuchee, Rt. 2.
TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE, |
DUCKS, ETC, FOR SALE:
vice, $1:50 ea.; April hatch, $1.25)

Giant Bronze turkeys, selected
for breeders, March hatch toms
(now wt. up to 25 abe) for sale.
Z. J. Lee, Red Oak.

100 B. B. beautifully bronzed
M. B. turkeys, especially fine
for breeding,extra large, toms,
$6.00; hens, $4.50; pair $10.00. M.
Gaskins, Nashville. -

Giant M. B. tom, wt. 35 Ibs.,
$9.50; 2 hens (1 direct from El-
lis), 18 Ibs. a., ae 50 ea. or the
3 for $21.00. H.
mart. Rt. 1.

25 February hatch turkeys, $2.
ea. Mrs. Myrtle Peacock, Fast-
man, Rt. =

Purebred Narragansett tur-
Keys, hens, $5.00 ea. toms,. $7.00
ea. Mrs. C,..A. Thompson, White
Plains.

12 fat geese, $1.00 ea.; 8 Mis:

. covey ducks, fat, 75c ea. FOB.

Crates be returned. Want 100
any large breed chicks, 3 wks.
old, also want one or a pair of
1938 hatch peacocks, Mrs. H. C.

Russell, Waverly, care of ANCA? |,

chee Plantation.

4 mixed Bourbon Red aha M.
I* yr. old, and 3-1938
hatch, $3.25 ea.;
mixture, $3.00 ea. Cash with or-
der. No chks. Mrs. Omie E, Fair-
cloth, Pulaski, Beh ots x

25 nice fat turkeys for sale
by Nov. 25th, 25 Ib. Mrs. R. &.

Johnson, Thomson,

13 wild Mallard ducks, 75c a.
or exc. for pullets, 1 duck for 1
pullet. Mrs. Edgar Fowler, Ath-
ens.

5 purebred S. L. Wyandotte

roosters, last February hatch, wt.

6% Ibs.,. almost. ready for ser-
vice, brought ist prize at Fair.
fe a. Ars. J. Cc. sheet Adel.

T pba orele

. Brock, Lee

4 hens same |.





Ticate $ Giles 7 x

Scripture: Pro. 3,5 :

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thine heart; and lean n
unto thine own understand.
ing. In all thy ways acknow
edge Him and He _ Las
thy per a







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POULTRY FOR SAL



WYANDOTTES: :

5 full breed Lace wy id
roosters, April 1938 hatch
ea.; also April hatch, Spec
Sussex rooster, $1.00. FOB.
Amanda Tapley, Kite. :

- Blue Toulouse ge
single or in pairs, $5.50 pr
Ger $2.75; goose, $3.00.
W. _Page, Norcross.

5 thoroughbred White Ni.
dotte -pullets -and =
March hatch. Sell or exe.
same number of thorough
Barred Rocks. Mrs. Leroy G
Soperton, Ri. 1.

2 purebred. White wyand
roosters, around 3% Ibs.
for both; 6 mixed friers, 60c
4. mixed hens, laying, 80c_
10 purebred W. Wyandotte yo
hens, $1.25 ea. All FOB.

B. McPherson, Rabun Gap.

ANDALUSIANS: %

Purebred Blue Anda
hens, 18 mos. old and 6 mc
cockerels, $1.00 ea, 6 m
pullets, 5c ea. MIs. ME J.
ner, Nichols. a

BANTAMS:

9 Golden Sebright | - ba
hens, 2 cockerels. Sell Orse
change for large stock, any iy
My home. Mrs. P. P. Wood, t.
Atlanta. Center Hill. 4

Bantams, pigeons,
$1.25. pr. Exchange for f
hens or fresh eggs. Fred Robi
son, 849 Vedado Way N. E
Janta. :

7 Japanese White Silkie
7 roosters, 12 Apr, hatch; 1
1 hen, 2 yrs. old, $1.00 e
now laying. Mrs. M. J.
ran, Homer, Rt. 4: :

js pr. nice bantams,
$1.00 pr. also 1 W. L. and
R. I. Red pullets, 4% mo
from hens that lay a
round, $5.00. Money order.
ley Coleman, Hazlehurst.

Show type bantams, s
price on Buff ins
Cornish and Black Breas
game bantams. W. K. Hei
Augusta, 1109 Adrian St.

Few genuine Buff
bantam cockerels, $2.00 ea.,
lets to match, $1.75 ea. A re
for service. ooking ord
Giant Black Minorca C88
per 15. O. H. Wright, .
Peters Bldg., He- hoa Ww
4:00 P. M.

Want 6 R. I. Red pullets
rooster, near Rome, Zone
registering necessary. J. M
sey, ances Rt. 2:





ETC WANTED. :

Want cise Mere

Bronze tom from excellen

for 1939 season, also wan: ur

bred Hereford or Angus

Larry Staples, Carrollton, Ri

Want 2 young turke ;
grown guineas at reasonal
price, Mrs. Louise Hartley

Janta, Box 433.

Trade 1 Mammoth White:
drake, about 6 mos. old, wt.

breed. Party to pay express
on both. Jerre Harvard, Haw

: WYANDOTTES s
Want 15 Silver Lace Wya
pullets and 1 cockerel, non
bred, Tarbox str. Feb:
Mareh hatch preferred. Ww
White, Jackson, Rt. 2.

BARRED AND OTHER R
Want 10 or more Park s
R. March or April pullets
Mann, Lyons, Rt 4s:
LEGHORNS
Exe. 3 pullets, 1 hen and
er, Allen Roundheads, for

-pullets: M. P. Coley, Ellenw

Rt. a fe

Pay fancy price for 100
or April hatch W. L. p
J. C, Garrett, Atlanta, 69
cade Ave., S. W., Ra 79

Want 100 W. L. pullets, |

ary, March or April hatch

Brannen, Brookhaven, 31
versity: Dr., Box 587.
Want 200 large mee W.
lets at once. Mrs. John
berry, Mineral Bluff.
Want 12 B. L. hens and
of good laying strain,
2 yrs. old. Pay $10.00
ley. No culls. Wilburn

eee: RFD 2,

$ fy 8











possible, F. W. Miles,
ugusta, | Box 277



ELLANEOUS CHICKENS
00 or more hens to take
- doing all the work and
he soe for 50-50 in the
eg Marchani\,




~some- young and mated
i yr Kings, Red Car-
Swiss Mondaines, Giant
Homers; also a_ trio
hbred bantam chickens
io big White Muscovy
Mrs. Boyd Baggett, Doug-
ee






2 or 3 pure dark Cor-
8 hatch cockerels, wt.
more, at the right
W. Thurmond, Greens-









pl oginning to- lay. No
iz price. a. H. oP
ore





200 ince pe Ww. L.
at Leg Mrs. a5 Stan-







farch itch: now laying W.
Tete. from heavy layers.
Ww) you have and price.
Hatcher, Barwick.













ELL NEOUS CHICKENS:
nt keep chickens for good





Write. Mrs. Myrtice M.
tone. a Rt. 1. Ham-
oad.






. 50. esc laying pullets,
reed, no culls. Quote price
lumbus. J. D. Ward, Co-
pus. Rt. 1, Box 373.
KEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
KS, ETC. WANTED
nt. buy . sev. turkeys, wt.
d 10 or 12 lbs. ea., also a
g hehs, any breed, and












price. W-ite first. Wesley
a fley, Stone Mtn.

TOCK WANTED

oye AND MULES








to co good mare, 800 to
bs. . , Cae, Ottis Moody,








ix 1,000 Yb mules, 8 yrs.
under. FoR: Garlington,
ck Building, Atlanta.

alue to $125.00 for mules,
hogs, syrup, honey, peas,
or farming tools.
. Haynes, Buford.






ae or 4 cows to milk

feed this winter and
y $3. 00 per month for
3 gal. cows and they
well fed and good care
. F. Seay, Ellenwood,
Bunn, Midville.

ee.

reg. short horn Here-
ll from good herd; also

ersey bull calf. di L.
Thomaston. :
3 or 4 yr. old Tercey
r, wt. 800 Ibs. with
also exc. 8 or 9 yr. old
id brood mare, 11-12 yrs.
ks good for yoke of good
pay difference or swap
good. mule, J. F. Wellborn,
Springs.

ANTED:








g. Guernsey calves.
and price in first let-


























Jack or blue; also ex-
or 12 B. R. hens for
Cornish game pullets
, not over 2 yrs. old. Mrs.
alphrus, Tusculum.

_. P. . reg. sow, bred
boar, within 100 mi. Bu-
B. Whiting, Buford.

AND. GOATS WANTED:
t 1 Angora billy goat. F.

S, Waynesboro.



















als =f. Silver Fox rabbits,
9.00 both. Will send pa-
e for them. C. Douglas
Clarkston, Stone Moun-






0 Woe nicks near
(Peach |

Make arrangements about}

peckled Guineas, at reas-|

o exchange 11 mos. old

ge type big pone gui-|-



25 or 30 head fine goats and
1 sheep. Exchange for anything
of. value. J. J. Music, Alma.

4 nice Toggenberg and Nubian

goats, (3 young, 1 older), all fresh

Dec, Ist to 10th. Price reason-
Be J. FL sk Stone Mountain,
Rt 1

Large Saanan and Nubian milk
just freshened.

doe, horniess,
Heavy milker and extra rich in

Quality. Priced reasonable, qual-

ity considered. Quoted subject to
prior sale. John Hynds, Atlanta,
93 Warren St., N. E. De 5140.

At Stud, large, natural butt-
headed Toggenburg buck. Vigor-
ous,

onable. Service fee, $2.00. Mrs.

McElroy, Atlanta, 205 Norwood

Ave., De 3710.



HORSES. AND MULES ;

iP OR SALE

Well trained saddle horse, et
1, 050 lbs., works, $100.00. Chee
OKelley, Gainesville. _

One smooth mouth sorrel horse
wt. 1,000 lbs., sound, gentle, work
to anything, cheap; exchange for

cattle or hogs, same value. I. M.|

Flowers, Ludowici.

2 mule, $40.00; fat cow, $37. 00;
blowers and anvil, $5. 00; black
walnuts and pecans. S.

ders, Colbert, Rt. 1. See me at

Smithonia.

tion, work anywhere, 6 and 7

yrs, old;,'400 bu. corn, 2 mi. west

of Stovall. Mrs. J. C, Bazenore,
| Creenvine, Rite2; :

Pr. good work mules, ae 850
Ibs.; trade for mare and mule
colt.
D. Paryish, Kensington, Rt, 1.

12 yr. old, 1200 Ib. mule, $50.00
or trade for milch cow. E. L,
Stones, Nashville. :

Good farm horse, 16 yrs. old,
wt. 900 Ibs., $30.00; farm mule,
12 yrs. old, 650 lbs., works good,

-| $35.00. Alto Mahon, Rydal.

2 mules, 1 cow, 2 h.. wagon,
corn, fodder, plow tools, and oth-
er farm equipment for sale on ac-
count of moving. eas BR,
lips, Morrow.

1 black Percheron stallion, 1%
yrs. old, also mare mule, about

1 m. Tbs. 9 yrs. old, priced right,

J. T. Harris, Thomaston, Riss.

2 Mare mules, 7 and 10 yrs.
old, around 1 M Ibs., reasonable
for cash. Harry Lance, Finer
Ris :

Bay mare wie; sound, 1150
Tbs., smooth mouth, priced right;
also 850 Ib: mare mule, black,
works good anywhere, good cond.
$75.00. G. B. McCrary, Gaines-
ville. Rt. 7.

Nice 1400 Ib. black Percheron
mare, perfect cond., work any-
where, 8 yrs. old See. W. P. Dial,
Danforth Road.

3 yr. old brood and farm mare,
$175.00; 4 yr. old brood and farm
mare, $200.00; 214 yr. old blocky
young mare, $150.00; 12 mos. old
75 per cent Morgan stallion,
$100.00; Shetland mare, $40.00.
E. H. Jones, We yerOns 611 Rey-
nolds St.

10 yr. old dray horse, used to
town streets, $75.00. A. W. Clapp,
Atlanta, Rt. 2 (on Clairmont Rd.
near intersection Buford Hwy.)

CATTLE FOR SALE

11 purebred cows, not reg., 4
yrs. old; several reg. Hereford
pulls, 1 to 4 yrs. old; 2 good





| work mares; two 1 yr. old mule

colts. Perey A. Price, Albany.

1 nice Black Jersey cow, fresh
in, gives 3 gal. milk daily, $50.00
with calf.. Exchange for good
pony. Must be gentle.. E. May-
nard, Newton.

One 5 yr. old ee ox, wt.
800 Ibs., smooth and. fat, work
anywhere, $55.00 at my farm. J,

ae

-L. Miller, Patterson, Rt. 1,

3 Holstein milch cows fresh,
with 2nd, 3rd, 6th calves. Prices

-reasonable for cash. Matt Kail-

fio, MceKinnan. -

Two good 3 gal. milch cows,

fresh in, $75.00 ea. with calf; 1
good prood sow and 10 pigs, $30.
W. J. Morgan, Stillmore.
' 8 yr. old, purebred J. cow,
freshen Xmas, gal. when fresh,
$35.00; 20 mos. old heifer, $15.00.
FOB my place. Not for slaugh-
ter. Mrs. Walter B. Allen, Folk-
ton. Rt. 2, Box 21 A. ~

Fine cow, freshen Nov. 11th,
_| plenty milk and pound butter
per day, $60.00; New Hampshire
Reds, direct stock, pullets, now
laying, $1.50 ea.; rooster. $2.50
and 1 for $1.50. F. R. Nalls, Dem-
orbets




fertile and blooded milk |
stock. Does boarded very reas-|

San-| m.

Pr. mare mules, seid. edie

Pay or take difference, M.



calf 3 wks old. Exchange for 70
W. L. or B. R. pullets. No culls,
Mrs. B. B. Wamble, Boston.

catur, 210 Flat Shoals Rd.
Cream colored Jerseys, 3%4 gal.

heifer, $35.00. Both freshen
Park: Rie 2.

half Jersey and half Guernsey;
mos., old. Both freshen January;

200 pigeons for sale. David A.
Bagley, Austell, Rt. 1, Box 2.
: oak 53 :

HOGS FOR SALE

3 purebred Duroc Jersey male
pigs 4 mos.
swine plague and cholera.
be reg. in buyers name. Mrs. J. F.
Drury, Waynesville.





shoats, 7 mos. old, wt. 150 Ibs.
ea., $12.50 ea. Ed McElheney,

Rd.

bone guinea and half little bone
guinea, 6 wks old, $5.00 ea. fob.
S. A. Harrison, Blakely.

6 fine big bone guinea pigs, 7
del. J. C. Madden, Locust Grove.

os. old, with life serum for
cholera and swine plague, $15.00
| ea, Exchange thoroughbred B. O.

bred B. R., near same age. I. H.
Anderson, Alma, Rt. 4. ,

boars, ready for serviee. Cheap.
ro. S, Duggan, Chester.

mos. old, reg. in buyers name,
$10.00 ea. Gertrude Carter, El-
| labelle.

pigs, at weaning age, dbl. inocu-
lated

del. oer Fred Mindler, Griffin, |
Rie j

nee ter of Berkshire, Hamp-
shire, O. I. C., and B. P. C. pigs

subject to registry, ready for del.|

L. R. Langley, County Agent,
Marietta.

One 500 Ib. black P. C., 3 yr.
old sow. dbl. cholera treated and
reg. in. buyers name, bred to
purebred unrelated boar of same
breed if desired free, $35.00 my
farm. M, T. Bryson, Greensboro,

Puire
pigs, 8 wks. old, male or female,

ders, Tignall.
Choice,

herd, $10.00 ea. C. J. Hardman,
Commerce.

6 nice O. I. C. pigs, 6 wks. old
November 23rd. J. O. pai ce
Fairmount, Rt. 2.

1 purebrd big bone Blue iil
nea male, 11 gos. old, good qual-
ity, $12.00 cash. Ellis M. Kelly,
Hortense. RFD 2.

guar. health and breeding, $15.00

gus bulls; w
buyers name, $75.00' ea. E. B.
Weatherly, Cochran.

High class Black P. C, shoats,

10 wks. old, 40-45 lb. wt., $5.00
ea.; 7 same stock shoats, 60-70
lb. $7.50 ea. Crated and del. Exp.
office here; some 40-50 bu.
Wheat: for chicken feed, make
offer; fine 100 bu. seed oats. C.
R. Morris, Newnan. Rt. 3.
. Reg. Hampshire boars, includ-
ing sows of Worlds Champions.
8 wks. to 8 mos. old. R. C. Roeb- |
ling, Savannah, Isle of Hope.

75 lb. pigs, 2 gilts and male, reg.
in Suyers name. Durwood Cum-
ming (4-H Club boy), Warthen.
10 S. P. C. boar pigs, 3 mos. old
and 6 gilts, all reg. buyers name,
dbl. treated, $10.00 ea.; 2 Black

$25.00 ea. All FOB. Geo. W. Bur-
ney, Guyton.

Purebred big bone Guineas,|
selected stock,

finest breeding,
well grown, healthy, male and
female pigs for breeders, reason-
able, C. F. Lunsford, Whitehall.

S. P. C. male, big bone, fine
stock, 15 mos. old, $25.00. Exc.
for sow of good qualities; Durocs,
2 ea. males and gilts, 5 mos. old,
$12.00 ea.; full stock Belgium
hare doe, 18 mos. old and N. Z.
Red. doe, $3.00 ea. Carl R. Ter-
rell, Wrightsville. Rt. 1.

S. P. C. pigs, reg. buyers name,
ready for shipping. Herman
Price, Wrightsville.

Sev. purebred Hampshire gilt
and boar -pigs, and reg. Hamp-
shire herd boar. Reasonable. J.
[E. Hall, Screen.

%





Young Jersey cow wate Weick

1 milch cow and 2 heifers, 14%
yrs. old, for sale. FE. L, Fenn, De-}

5 yr. old cow, $125.00; 2 yr. old
in
January. Mrs. Minnie ctaas Lake

2 cows, 1 wt. 950 Ibs. 6 yrs. old
other her calf, 3-4 Guernsey, 20
also 2 hogs, wt, 350 lb. &., and

old treated for
Can

2 P. C. and Duroc crossed

Monticello, Rt. 3. On Gladesville

7 pigs, 2 male, 5 male, half big

wks. old, $4.00 ea.; $7.50 pr. not

Purebred black Essex boar, 7|.

rooster, 8 mos. old, for thorough-
38 young purebred sigticanive

Male and female Duroc pigs, 4|_

Purebred big bone blue guinea

against cholera, male or
female, $10.00 ea. fob. Trade corn

- black African _ guinea

$8.00 ea.; $15.00 pr. A. Px San-

reg. Berkshire pigs
from Georgias oldest Berkshire

Purebred Hampshire boars
with reg. papers in buyers name,

ea.; also around 15 purebred An-|
well bred and reg. in

3 purebred S. P. C. 3 mos. old,

neus heifer calves, 4 mos. old,

prices.
Exe. for reg. Guernsey cow or

ton. RFD 3.
-O -Pe} boar, reg. buyer's hawk.

*

Corden, Hatley.

cholera immune, $8.50 ea. reg.
buyers name, G. W. McDonald,
Vidalia.

14 pigs, 7 half Guinea and oO.

than 1 in same lot; O. I. C. sow
for sale. Grady Honea, Jr., aes
ville, Rt. 1,

Purebred Duroc Jersey pigs, 4
males, 3 females, ent. to reg.,
$5.00 ea. at my barn. Billy Beh
ston, Valdosta, Rt. 3.

Reg. B. B. Black Essex boar, 3
yrs. old, about 300 lbs.,
my barn: some gilts, can be Teg,
Lymon Overstreet, Lenox.

Reg. Duroc Jersey pigs, 10-12
wks. old, $10.00 ea. including reg.
papers, FO Exp. office. G. W.
Doolittle, Sandersville.

So Pees
| dbl. treated, reg. buyers name.
Champions. Unrelated pairs, $10
ea. FOB. , WwW. A. Taliaferro, Blue

: Ridge,





PLANTS I FOR SALE

Klondike ey plants, 20c
C; $1.25 M. del; Lady T., 25c C;)|
$1. 50 M. del. Full count, prompt)
shipment. | Geo. L. Rene
Gainesville, DRG. 24s

Klondike. strawberry bite: 20
C.: Exc. for white feed sacks, 500



a ae G, G. Mason, Perenee
R oe

Thousands of Wakefield cab-
bage, Australian Brown onion,
Ga. collard, Iceberg lettuce, beets
and rutabaga plants, 25c C. del.
Mrs. H. V. Franklin, Register.

Collard and cabbage plants, 90c
M. 5 M. up, 75c M. B. R. Spode
liff, Flowery, Branch.

Ga. collard planta $100 Ms 6|

bage, $1.00 M. 5 'M. $4.50. "A. J,
Hughes, Coffee, Rt. 1.

Chas. W. cabbage plants, 10 C.
5c M. J. C. Anderson, McRae.

I



Pecan and Other Fruit
Trees For Sale



Brown turkey figs, 2 and 3 yrs.
old, bronze scuppernong, yr. old,
yellow June plum, 2 and 3 yr. old,

League, Waco, Rt. 2 =

Hobsons aeictc plight- fosiok:
ant Chestnut tree, 8 yr. old 2-3 ft.,
$1.00 ea. Supply limited; Acer Ne-
gunde, Kerea, 3-4 ft., $1.00 ea.
James Hobson, Jasper,

SN

BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE

~ Sound, well matured white peas | -
with black-eyes, Tc lb. FOB. Mrs.
G. C. Taylor, Buchanan, Rt. 1

SEED FOR SALE

Sev. Ibs. little Taylor Eng. pea
seed, 15c lb. plus postage. Miss
Sarah Shuman, PACES EAE, Rt. 1,
Box 228.

100 lbs. more or Tess seedling
peach seed, 3c lb. FOB; also 1
and 2 yr, old black walnut sprouts,
10c ea. $1.00 doz. All 50c orders
ae Mrs. Joe Ww. Craft, Hartwell,

t
5 var. turnip seed, 25c lb. or

15c Jb. for 25 lb. lots. Joe Wood-
liff, Flowery: Branch.

POTATOES FOR SALE

100 bu. P. R. potatoes ready
| for trucks, 75c bu. if taken at
once, 9 mi. Baxley.

Mincey, Baxley, Rt. 1.

GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE

1M. bundles good bottom fod-
der, without rain, $1.50 per hun-
dred, Come after. Frank Miller;
Gainesville, Rt. 4 (See at Turn-
ers Mill).



















Miscellaneous For Sale



Comfry and horseradish, 20c
bunch; elecampayne, 20c bunch.
Add postage. Mrs.
strap, Murrayville, Rt. 1.

Nice black walnut kernels, dry
and clean, 35c lb. postage not
paid. Mrs. Doshie re oom:





ee 7 C. piss at. ee
Furnish unrelated pigs. |

heifer, C. M. Sele: Carroll- =o

treated, 5 mos. old, World Cham-
pion stock, $12.50 FOB. Van" R.

9 S. P. C. pigs, 8 wks. old,

I. C.; $4.00 ea. or cheaper if more] _

$25.00 at

|5 pints $1.00; horseradish, 25e_

pigs, 8 to 12 wks. old;
Sired by Sons of world Grand R

plants for 10 sacks. Ea. pay post-.

M. $4.50; Cha, W., and E. J., cab- Geo.

le.

15c ea. $1.00 doz. veld R. = ;

| walnut sprouts, 10c- ea; musca-=

| damson plums, 20c ea. J. N. Bras-_

Quote best price

Mrs. Sula

A. L. Gil-|






/ Nice, clean walnut meats,
Ib. postage not paid. Mrs. E
Bowles, Commerce, Rt. 4. _
Sun-cured deer tongue le
% Yb. 30c; 50c pound, POStbaNe,
W. M. Thornton, Jesup.
Nice black walnut meats, 193
crop, 40c Ib. FOB; 45c lb. post-
paid to 3rd zone. No chks. Mrs,
| Lillie Reece, Talking Rock, Rt. pee
New crop black walnut meats
free from hull, 40c Ib: 3 lbs. del.~
No chks. Mrs. F. EE. Happold,
Lewiston.
2 horse wagon in good cond.
$30. 00. W. H. Hardman, Col
Merce. :
Entire crop hulled black wat
nuts. Make bids per bu. FOB.
Julia E. Dennard, Byron, Rt. 1.

_ Fresh whole wheat


























































nyside, 4c lb. FOB. Howard
Dorsey, Atlanta, 305 Central Ave.

Walnut meats, 25c pint, 45c qt.






Ib., with. 6 plants for planting
50 lbs. garlic, 20c lb. Mrs. W. A
Johnson, Alto, Rt. 1,

2 horse wagon, good cond,, $25
or exc. for $10.00 worth cotton
seed and bal. cash, Mrs. Winnie














utledge, Grayson, Rt: 1.

Red hot pepper for sale or ex
clange for sage. Mrs. G. W. Hoe
cock, Cordele, _

Black walnut meats, | glean,
large pieces, 45 lb. 3 Ibs. $1 25
postpaid. M. A. Brady, ais
ville.

Walnut meats, 2% dbs. $1. 005.
walnut trees, ft. high, 10c. eas
bachelor button seed, whi
cup; catnip plants, 15 doz
dock, 15 doz. plants. Mrs.
Stover, Rolston. sok

Catnip, peppermint, anaes
mint, horsemint, hoarhound, yar-
row, dbl. single tansy, colts foot, |
25c doz.; yellow, rattle, sassa-
fras, queen of the meadow, poke
root and wild cherry bark, 25
Ib; walnut meats, 40c Ib. del. Ga.
Mrs. Spur Holloway, ahionee ya
et.

Garlic bulbs, dif. sizes. Make
best offer, including postage: also
black walnuts, hulled, $1.00 bu. -
plus shipping chgs. 40 bu. in hull ;
. Green, Jasper, = 4%.

Jerusalem artichokes, fresh
from garden on order, assorted,
clean an dnice, 20c gal, Miss
Bertha Tucker, Crawfordville.

3 bu. dry, hot red pepper a

sev. bu. green hot pepper, for
sale. base W. W. Mitchell, Musel-































































ee white, downy feathers, 50c
Ib. of lot of 25 Ibs., $11.50 del
Sample free. Mrs. Mary ee
Cordele, Rt. 4.

100 1b. cap. white feed sacks or.
sale. Postage prepaid on 20 sacks
2. eas Wm. B. Glaze, Dalton,

Garlic seed, 20c lb., 5c hea
artichokes, 20c gal; black walnuts,
and hickory nuts, 25 gal, black




















dines, 2 for 5 by dozen; blue





well, Loganville, Rte 2.2 9

vee



Miscellaneous Wanted .












BEE SUPPLIES

Want 75 to 100 lbs. beeswax.
and advise -
amount you have. C. M. Miller,
Cornelia. '






; WAGON
Want buy or trade for a good
1 horse within 50 miles
Atlanta. H. O. Hart, Atlanta, Rt.
3, Box 539. : -







PECANS
Want buy some this vrs erop-
Seedling pecans. Send sample, _
price and amount. Anton
Taylor, Waycross, Rt. 5. a

GOURDS ;
Want 3 or 4 doz. gourds, nob
over 3 in. in dia. State size and
price. Julia L. Anderson, oe
210 West End Ave.

PEAS
' Want some samples and prices.
on 25 bu. ea., Whippoorwill and
Red Ripper peas. Ralph S. Coes :
Comer. oo




















BEANS eS
Want 2 bu.mammoth elbow: aes
soy beans. Quote besf price. Joe
Fis ae, Gainesville, Rt. 8, Box 211,

GRAIN
Will buy ear corn; peanut hay,

velvet or soy beans for cash or
will exc. a good farm mule for |
some. J. C. Cutter, DeSota..

SUGAR CANE
* Quote best price on some sugar :
cane. H. L. Moody, Atlanta, 2463
Stewart Ave., Ca 2641, : oS

CORN : 2

Want 300 bu. corn, Fayette or
Clayton Co. corn preferred. Make
best cash offer at field. O. E,
Norton, Fairburn, Ca 2663.

BUTTER

Want several-pounds of old
butter (even if little rancid).
Must be very cheap. State price,
cond., etc. Mrs. Willie H. John-



























merce, Rt. 4



A son, Byromville, Rt. 1.





Sie



ECANS and PEANUTS
"FOR SALE

- 500 Ibs. well filled Stewart pe-.
-eans, 1938 crop, 15c Ib. 7 Ibs.
$1.00. Add postage or express;
samples 10c extra. Mrs. G. J.
Holcomb, Bremen.
- Shelled pecan halves, 50c Ib.;
broken pieces, 33c Ib.; other var.,
20c and 25c Ib. Postpaid. Money
with order. Henry Sikes. Pem-
_ broke.

FARM HELP WANTED

Want couple, middieaged pre-|
ferred. Room and board and
$18.00 mo. also share in crop.
Must be intelligent and of good
character. M. A. Moore. Way-
cross, 909 Jane St.
- Want good, honest, truth-
ful man and wife, without chil-
dren, to share crop with good
Christian family (). Good
houses to live in. B. L. Thomson, |
Blairsville.

Want unencumbered, white)
woman for light farm work for'|
room, board and small salary.
No field work. Must be able to)
milk. Mrs. Cornelia Johnson,







Want nice, respectable white

colored young woman for

ht farm work. Board, ~lothes:

id some spending money. At

ae Mrs. Lake Pope, Franklin,
Se: \

' Want goed man for 65 A. farm,
30 cleared, 11 mi. Savannah, 4)
room house, barns, Artesian
wells, good land. Must own stock
and finance self. Henry Denham,
- Bloomingdale. |
Want farm family for wages,|
prefer party accustomed to cul-
_ tivators and perhaps tractor. Al-
so a 6-8 H. farm to let on shares,
9 mi. W. Swainsboro. R. J. Walsh,
Garfield.
Want single man to work on
cken farm, and man with

li family for wages at farm

k. Must furnish references. |
W.H. Clough, Blackshear. :
_ Want men to cut pine wood,
by the cord. Have 2 room house)
to stay in while working. 3 mi.
0 College Park, 1% mi. S. W.
/Cooks. E. J. Hart, College Park.
- Want colored. young woman of
good character, ability, etc., for
ght farm work, no field work.
ive details of exp. and ets. Good
ome with counle and small sal-.

ary. Abner Milligan, Blooming-!

dale. eee
Want good farmer for a 222%

A. farm, 18 mi. S. E. Atlanta. 7| 6
R. dwelling, 2-4 R. tenant houses, |

barns etc. 4 mi. N. E. Stock-|
bridge. 3rds and 4ths. See or
write Owner, J. N. Willingham,|

Atlanta, 188 Elizabeth St., N. E.,

Wa 0329.

Want white man with force

to take 20-25 cotton acres; 20-30

acres for corn and hay. 5 room
_ house. water in yard. Good com-
- munity. :

pointment. C. W.
_ burn, Rt. 2. {
_ Want nice, respectable, mid-,
dieased woman, good education,
clean, etc., for light farm work,

Chisolia, Fair-

no field work, in exchange for|

good home with all modern con-'
veniences. Julia A. Cowan, Dem-.
orest. a
_ Want reliable, unencumbered,
Aealthy, white young woman for

ight farm work. Good home and,

$2.00 week. Must furnish refer-
-enoes. Mrs. M. H. Kitchens, Sa-|
vannah, RFD 3.
_ Want man or boy to help in
dairy work, and live as one of
the family, board, laundry and)

some salary; also want family)

or 2 h. crop on halves for 1939.)
+. W. Williams, Columbus, Rt. 1,

illiams Dairy.
Want unencumbered, white,

ged couple in the country and
do light farm work, no field
work. Room, board and $1.00)
week. Write or see. Mrs. L. W.;
Camp, Atlanta, 18 North Ivey.
Road. .
Want good woman for light
farm work, no field work. Live
as one of family and small sal-
ary. Mrs. Maggie Williams,
Stockton, iss
Want white woman to live as:
me of the family and do light)
farm work, no field work, except)
milk cow. Good home and reas-!
onable salary. Send ref. and par-
ticulars. Mrs. E. W. Strickland,
aycross, 508 Clinton St.
_ Want young nian, high school)
graduate, to look afver truck
garden while attending college.
E, Farmer, Milledgeville, RFD}

Want 1 good plpw hand and 2)
or 3 good hoe hands. Good wages.

_E. L. Todd, Valdosta. t

Want nice, clean, white, mid-
eaged woman to live as one of!

| erence. James Erwin, Ocilla, Rt. |

One-fourth of every-,
thing pays rent. Write for ap-s

| Sims, Atlanta. 369 Georgia Ave.,

| Culloden,

| as truck driver for farm or dairy. |

| Rt. 4, Box 204.

FARM HELP WANTED

POSITIONS WANTED



Want man to work 1 h. farm
on shares. I furnish land and
fertilizer; other furnish stock,
labor, etc. Miss Lizzie Walden,
Vienna, Rt. 4.

Want clean, industrious, settled
woman to live with elderly couple
and help with poultry, milk and
other leht farm work. Jas. A.)
Carter, Valdosta, Rt. 1.

Want reliable, working woman
for light farm work, no field
work. $5.00 mo. room and board.
C. B. Miley, Statesboro, Rt. 2, Box
34,

POSITIONS WANTED

Want 1 or 2 h. farm in Pea-
nuts, tobacco and sweet poptatoes
as money crops (not much corn
er none). Want stock furnished.
Write. Elisha Justi, Altamaha.

Want small farm in So. Ga.,
good house, close to good small
town. Exp. in poultry and live
stock. Standing rent or crop on
shares. Lewis Marshall, Atlanta.
3 Lakewood Terrace.

Woman wants job on farm, |





Can drive car. Have 16 yr. old)
son work also. Pearl Davis, At-|
lanta, 98 Anderson Ave., SW. |

38 yr. old, unencumbered wid-
ow wants light farm, poultry or
dairy work. Educated, reliable,
strong, healthy, good worker, $10.
mo, and board. Elizabeth Hall,
Atlanta, 422 Woodward Ave. S. E.,

Want 3 h. crop on 50-50 basis.
14 in family. Want some tobacco,
peanuts, cotton and place suit-
able for raising hogs. Exch. ref-|

2, Box 187.
Industrious white man, 34
yrs. of age, desires job with dairy,
at once. Expert dry-hand milker, |
exp. on Cert. and Grade A, good
feeder. $20.00 mo. board and.
laundry. C. H. Brown, Summer-
ville, Rt. 1, care of Jim Parker.

Want 1 h. farm on halves, grow
corn, cotton, tobacco, peanuts,
potatoes and 2 or 3 M terpentine
boxes, or light 2 H. farm. Have
be moved and furnished to make
crop. Near good school and
church. Write. Watson Hackle,
Lyons, Rt. 4, Box 192. :

35 yr. old man, single, white,
wants job on farm. Life time exp.

Fitzgerald, care of Gen. Del.
Man, wife, 13 yr. old boy, wants
job on dairy and poultry farm.
Or farm on 50-50 basis. Exp in
tobacco, truck driving, etc. Ref.
if needed. C. M. Croy, Tifton. Rt.

30 yr. old, white, single man
gesires work on farm, preferably |
in So. Ga. with some elderly par-
ty. State best offer per month
with board year round, to begin
December ist. Garnett Parker,
Bowman. Rt. 1,
Share crop wanted in Tobacco
Belt by single, sober, 33 yr. old)
man, exp. in. growing.
Prefer with old couple for wages,
before Christmas. C. A. Bryant,
Dexter. Rt. 1.
Want 2 or 3 h. farm for 1939.
Write. or see. Semus E. Phillips, |
Vidalia, Rt. 1. i
- Want job on farm with good
Christian people. Do anything in
way of farming. Reasonable sal-
ary, board and laundry. No bad
habits, except smoking. Chas. P.

8. E.

Exp. farmer with force capable
operating 4 H. farm, wants place)
So. of Griffin. Prefer one that
needs improving. Rent any way.
Best of ref. E. D. Underwood, |
Marietta.
Want job as overseer of large!
farm. Handle both white and)
colored labor. Best of ref. 11 yrs.
exp. with beef cattle, also 2 in
family. 50 yrs. old. E. B. Pattillo, |

22 yr. old young man wants job

State offer. Alva Ferguson, Cor-
nelia.

Want 2 h. farm. Prefer
Lowndes, Cook or Tift county.)
Write. B. G. Mathis, Valdosta..

Want 1 or 2 h. crop for 2 or 3)
years period, with large house,
wood, good land, pasture, and
barn, in Douglas county. Stand-
ing rent. J. A. Barnett, Lithia
Springs, Rt, 1.

Single, 21 yr. old boy (mo bad
habits) wants job on farm. Do
any kind farm work, drive truck,
car and tractor, also blacksmith
work. Can start any time. Charlie
Fulghum, Buchanan. Rt. 1.

Settled man and wife, both
good workers and thrifty, exp.)
farmers, want place on farm. |
-Take care of place and live with
couple, or old person. Can re-.
port at once and wife come later.
M. Shepherd, Broxton.
Exp. Dairyman wants job at
once. Self and wife. Prefer to-
wards No. Ga. Have to be moved.
Need small house. George H.
Mitchell. Atlanta, 341 Central



family for board and clothes.
Mr John Poole, Adairsville. _

{| Ave. S. W.

M. Massey, Vinings.

light farm work, no field work.) |

| Thompson, Buckhead.

| E. Moore, Bishop, Rt. 1.

growing tobacco: J. T. Colam,|
| healthy. J. W. Reese, Howard, |

| Write or see. Mrs. W, E. Tread-



Searcy Ave,

White man, age 41, wants poul-
try job. Bed, board, laundry and
some wages weekly. Write offer.
Barney Golden,, Atlanta, East-
wood Station, care of Gen. Del.

Want good 1 h. farm on 50-50
basis, near Atlanta or Marietta.
Can furnish self. References. M.

Want good 4 or 5 h. farm on
50-50 basis. Life time exp. Want
4-5 room house, close to school or
on bus route. 9 in family, with
4 plow hands, good workers, Ref.
E. E. Archer, Athens. Rt. 2.

Want 2 or 3 h. crop on share
basis. Landlord furnish land,
stock, feed, tools, etc, and
buildings. Consider job as over-'
seer of 10-12 horse farm for reas-
enable salary. Best of ref. Jas. A.
Ryals, Surrency. Rt. 2.

24 yr. old married white man,
life time exp. on farm, wants job
as overseer. See after stock and
work with farm workers. Do not
drink, also good ref. Some exp.
in carpenter work. Drive car and
truck. Make best offer. J. W.
Luckey, Grovetown, Rt. 1.

Single young man wants crop
on halves with good party. Lived
on and farmed all life time. No
bad habits. Start any. time. Best
of ref. Rolzie Vann, Felton.
Want 3 H. farm with 1 large
and 1 small house, on halves,
near Barnesville or Statesboro;
near good school and church.
Plenty of help and work when
not in crop. B. A. Harrison, Vil.
la Rica. Box 156.
Young, single, white man
wants light work on poultry farm
or job gathering pecans, for
room, board and salary. Write!

offer. Joe Edelmann, Jr., Atlanta,

1736 Melrose Drive. .

Exp. dairyman wants job and
small crop. 7 in family, 3 grown
boys and self. Ref. if required.
Give details first letter. F. L.

Want job doing light farm
work, no field work for home and
$3.00 week. At once. Jurania |
Butler, Rocky Ford, Rt. 2, Box!
160 A.
Want job on farm by day or
take a crop. Can finance self. E.

Want 2 h. crop. 7 in family, 2
grown boys and 1 grown girl.
Like to work through winter. All

RE A :
Want light farm work in
country for home (with couple
only) and $8.00 mo. 42 yrs. old.
Mrs, Lula Douglas, Tarryton, Rt.
1, care of Jas. C. Walker.
- 19 yr. old boy wants job on
farm. Good habits, willing work-
er. Go anywhere. $15.00 mo. and
home. H. H. Dorsey, Lula Rt. 1.

Want job on farm. Exp. and
good worker. 25 yr. old and a
Christian. Joe Stallings, Atlan-
ta. 984 Crew St. S. W. oe

Colored couple want job on
farm or large estate, Everything
to be furnished. Good ref. See or)
write. Rev. J. M. F. Perdue, Villa.
Rica. \ s 1

Want 24 h. farm on 50-50
basis. Write or see. Jake Foskey,
Cochran, Rt. 2.

Herdsman desires job in good
dairy. 15 yrs. exp., married, boy.
10. Sober, honest, reliable hard
worker. Reasonable salary, house,
milk, feed, house, garden, etc.
Hobart Waggoner, Columbus. P.
O.. Box 1155: <

Want good 1 h. farm on halves.
Have farmed all life. Want with
good man. Write. Barney Saw-'
yers, Waleska. Rt. 1.

Young, white man wants job
on farm, no bad habits, go any-
where. B. L. Brown, Mauk, Rt. 1.

26 yr. old woman wants job
light farm work, no field work.|

well, Colbert. Rt. 2, Box 108, care
of J. M. Faulkner. ~
Want job on up-to-date farm,
as foreman or worker. Go any-
where in Ga. Middieaged, white,
single, no bad habits, depend-'
able, and member Masonic or-'
der. Write. C. O. Walker, Way-
cross, Rt. 5, Box 48.
Want job in Peach orchard as
foreman. Well exp., and exp. al-
so raising watermelons. Can give
A-1 ref. C. D. Millican, Berry-
ton. ee : 5
Want job on dairy at once.
D yrs. exp. Can drive car, truck,
tractor, $2000 mo.
board and laundry. Good, so-
ber workman. W. J. Cochran, At-
rau care of Gen. Del. Station

Want good 1 h. farm that has
some tobacco allotment, also
can truck, Best of ref. Christian,
hard worker. Write or see. Rob-
er Conner, Eden, care of Mrs.
Frank Conner.

Good Blacksmith, well recom-
mended, wants shop and tools in
2ood location. Can come at once.

including |-



N

Write. W. F. Young, Griffin,

POSITION WANTED



Middleaged man wants job
looking after cattle and other
livestock. Expert in treatment of
screw worms. State salary paid
in first letter. C. G. Coleman,
Soperton, Rt. 1.

Young man wants farm job
for wages. Good worker, fur-
nish ref. if necessary. State pay,
etc. Alex Godwin, Alma.

Want 1 to 2 h. farm, tobacco,
cotton. feed, poultry, cattle, etc.
son -50 basis or for salary.
Work as Herdsman or Caretaker,
etc., S. G. Rogers, Claxton.

Want 2 h. crop on halves. 6
hands to work. Have to be moved
and furnished $16.00 mo. Honest,
Christian family. Do not drink
nor chew. C. R. Wade, Wrens,
Rt. 2.

57 yr. old, white man, single,
good morals, healthy, willing
worker, wants job. Will work for
good home. J. H. Cochran,
Groveland. care of E. P. Harri-
son,

Man and wife want 1 h. farm
on shares. Like to move now
and work by day until Xmas. W.
O. Bellamy, Rochelle. Box 993.

Want 2 or 3 h. farm on halves.
4 boys to plow, 7 in family, all
old enough to work. J. P. Warren,
Abbeville. Rt. 2.

28 yr. old married man needs

work for wages. Exp. in poultry,
dairy, truck and tractor work.
At once, J. Whisante, Lenox, Rt.
2.
Want job with good man on
farm. Exp. truck and_ tractor
driver. Robert L. Franklin, La-
vonia. -

Middleaged woman wants job
doing light farm work, no field
work, for home with good peo-
ple and $2.50 week. Mrs. T. E.
Roberts, Americus. 411 Earl St.

Want job light farm work, no
field work, for salary and board.
See or write. Mrs. Ann M. Scott,
Cobbtown, Rt. 2.

Want 1 h. crop on halves, good
house, plenty water in 8
white community. Ref. furnished.
Dorris Plunket, Conyers, Rt. 2.
Want a Mill to run; like both
Wheat and Corn. 22 yrs. Exp. in
both. Can keep up mill. Lease or

work for wages. Good ref. Dont)
Fowler, Lawrence-| I 2
| in farming. Prefer Soe. Ga.
| best. offer.

drink. N: A.
ville.

Man, wife, 1 son, want job
Jooking after poultry or small
dairy work, Prefer near Atlanta.
No. Ga. people and not afraid of

work. Good ref. John Bone, Ma-'
| con. Rt. 3. :

Man, wife, no children, want
job looking after stock and

| poultry. Raised in No. Ga. Good

ref. Prefer near Atlanta, Lenord
Bone, Macon, Rt. 3, care of John
Bone. :

Want 2 h. farm, cash or cot-

| ton basis. Have own stock, feed,
farm implements, etc, Need no.
help. 7 in family (2 men, 14 yr.

old boy). Red pebbly good land,

So. Ga. only. Consider 6 h. farm.

on halves. M. J. Goodin, Cusseta
Rt. 1.

Farm boy wants job on farm

for $1250 mo, board and laun-
dry. Honest, sober,
truck or car. Philip Bell, Carl-
ton. Rt. 1, Box 80.
- Want job doing light farm
work, no field work, $3.50 week
and board. White. Opal Green,
West Point, Rt. 1.

Man with tractor wants plow-
ing to do, $2.00 per acre, average
fand. State number acres, cond.
land, and distance from Macon.
H. S. Walker, Macon, 349 Tur-
pin St Se

Unencumbered man, 44 yrs.
old, wants job on farm. 25 yrs.
experience, not afraid of work.
Want to get with party who
needs their interests looked after.
O. R. Gill, Preston, Rt. 2.

Want job overseeing farm for
reasonable salary. 50 yrs. old,
farmed all life time. Healthy, so-
ber, honest. Give A-1 ref. Write.
A. V. Coggins, Americus. Rt. 3.

Young girl, 22 yrs. single, wants.

job with Christian people to do
light farm work, no field work,
$3.00 week, Begin any day. Flor-
ence Fowler, Cumming, Rt. 2.
Want work on dairy farm, car-
penter or truck driving, 33 yrs.

old, sober. Prefer in or near At-|
Janta, J. C. Kasteen, Atlanta, 904

Capitol Ave.

Nice, country raised woman
and 2 children want home on
farm with good, Christian peo-
ple. Want light work and some

crop; good hand with poultry.

All can work. Will go on shares
with right people. Prefer So. Ga.
Come after or send bus fare. Mrs.
Annie Blankenship, Lavonia. Rt.
q: s

Want good 1 h. crop on halves

| with good man. Can furnish self.

Must have good house and wa-
ter. Have to be moved. No bad
habits in family. Ref. if neces-
sary. Ben Smith, Thomaston, Rt.

o

| St.

can drive)



White, with wife and 5 yr. old
child. Have to be moved. Go any=
where. C. W. Wombles, Pineview,
Rts 1: Se ee

Man with small family wani
1 h. crop on 50-50 basis, to raik
cotton, peanuts, hogs and ca
Prefer Wilcox, Dodge or T
county. Dan Franklin, Nore
Rt. 1.

Want work at dairy or sn
chicken farm. Had some exp
ience, Glad to begin on small
ary. Barnett Bounds, Was
ton.

Young, single Man wants
on farm at once. Go an
Can drive car. Do not drin
L. Brown, Mauk. Rt: 1.

Want job. Farm work, pow
raising or looking after st
Well experienced in all.
drink. Honest in every way.
and wife, middieaged, G. T.
land, Fortson, Rt. 2.

job as Farm Manager. Li
experience. Dont mind wor
ber. Good ref. W. H. Southar
Rome. Rt. 1, care of Rock
Farm.

Want job for 4 mos. on fg
at once. ad worker, Hay
yr. old child. Mrs. R. M. Garr
Austell. <

Single, settled man im g
health, desires work on farm
remainder this and for next
References. H. L. Black, Ho
RFD 1. ee

Want 2 h. crop on haly
yrs. exp. with tobacco, also
with live stock. A hustler. Jo!
W. Cordell, Macon, 218 Chz

48 yr. old man wants work
poultry farm, hand machin:
but cannot do hard work o
count of arm injury. Do not 1
drink nor tobacco. W. B.
Homeland.

15 yr. old farm boy of
habits wants work. Oscar
derlich, Folkston. ee
38 yr. old woman wants lig
farm work, no field work, p
with elderly couple. Want
sonable salary. Can fu
rif.. Rebay transportaton
once. Mrs. Lillie Mae McDe
Maxeys, Rt. 1. Si ees

35 yr. old, sober, white, s
man wants farm work. Life.

J.
ington, Rt. 5.

Honest sober man with
and 3 small children want
on halves or work for wages,
on 3rds and 4ths. Well exp.
Duvall, Dallas, Rt. 1.

22 yr. old young woma
light farm work, no field w
with aged couple prefe

Vv. Reagan, Co

yrs. exp. in tobacco. Have
furnished. Prefer in Tift or

Want to go into the poi
business with small farm
bined, no 50-50 basis. A
rett, Adel, Rt. 1.

Young man, wife, 2 child

| Rt. at once. J. Henry Hi

Monroe, RF'D 3.

56 yr. old man wants
around place, i

White man of good ch
wants job on farm or dairy
if desired. Jasper Wilson,
lapoosa, Rt. 1.

Want 2 or 3 h. farm, 3 h
with a good acreage of to
C. H, Mathis, Adel, Rt. 1
M. J. Barrett. fe

Single white man wants

| manent job on farm. Ex

try, hogs and truck. O. K
ron Moultrie, Rt. 1, ca
Bishop.

Want job as. overseer
horse crop. Well exp.
Foster, Dawson, Rt. 4, Box

Exp. in cattle and hog r
On percentage basis or for
Robert Russell, Doerun, Rt
Single, young, healthy an
er man desires place on
Exp. in truck driving, farm
chinery, care for stock, e
Salary, board and laundr
ence Joyner, Roberta, Rt
- Want good farm on shares
party who will apprecia
honest, working family. _
offer in full. B. L. Lord, R

Standing rent or 4th all
Must have 2 good houses
barns, with 5 mi. M



furnish self. Jasper S.
son, Loganville, Rt. 1.