Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1941 May 28

which return and rock it. It matters not how placid the waters

ar
TOM LINOET.

AGRICULTURE
COMMISSIONER



WEDNESDAY, MAY, 28, 1941.

.TLANTA STATE FARMERS MARKET



NO. 28



I eleve in a few days that the Atlanta Market will he. run-
-on an even keel.

The Atlanta Market is a mammoth business.

The opening of any great new enterprise i is like launching a
ge boat.

When a oe ship slides into the water it creates waves

y be, the agitation caused by the-launching of the ship dis-
bs the waters and the waters rock the ship.

I wish.to remind the readers of the Market Bulletin of the
reat work that Governor Talmadge has done in making this
ew market possible.

overnor Talmadge took the qnitlaties last November and as-
ed the responsibility of making available the money to pay
this great enterprise for the farmers of Georgia.

Governor Talmadge is also furnishing police under the
thway Patrol: to regulate traffic and preserve order on the
t, which is a great benefit.

It is my purpose along about the fourth of Taly to have a
al opening of the Atlanta Market, and to invite Governor
madge to be the guest of honor at that time in order that you
i may express our appreciation of his efforts and interest.
We now have six large brick buildings for merchants with
ee large steel sheds completed, and the Administration build-
is almost complete. We need some more buildings. We also
a quick freezing plant, a dehydrating plant, and a can-
: lant on the market to take care of some of the low grades
. excess vegetables that every market has to contend with.

I also wish to express my appreciation to the merchants.







Livestock Sic sud Georgia Auction Markets

: Reports received at this office show following average prices paid
E or No, 1 hogs at. the Live Stock Auction Markets named:















lay 15Ameri BOS ee ee ee $ $8.51 per CWT.
By. 15Bainbridge ek -8.40- 8.60 per CWT:
'y 15Valdosta 8.80 per CWT.

: We Cordels 8.63 per CWT.

y 16Metter 8.50 per CWT.
*19Sylvester 8.60 per CWT.

- 20Arlington f i 8.35 per CWT.

y. #20--Macon Boh ree ee ae Poe 8.70 per CWT.

TOP FED CATTLE



ay 15Americus .
y 15Bainbridge

7 15Valdosta

- 16Cordele
16Metter
19Sylvester

y 20Arlington
lay '20-Macon __.

..$ 9.50-$10.10 per CWT.

12:20: per CWT. fF

_. 8.00- 10.00 per CWT,
_ 10.00- 10.30 per CWT.
9.00- 9.50 per CWT.
9.00- 10.00 per CWT,.
9.15 per CWT.
10.00 per CWT,



















ay 21Albany eee 9.60- 10.15 per CWT.



who moved on the market for their cooperation in making this
market the success that it is.

I want to thank Mr. Dan Hart, who, together with his fath- a
er and brothers, are outstanding - farmers of Brooks County. Me 3
Hart, in a large measure, deserves the credit for moving the
merchants from the old market to the new market. He has given
his best efforts for the market and deserves crdit for it. We no
longer have Mr. Hart with us, but I have found another man
that I think will make an ideal manager for the new market.

During the last week we have had unparalleled success in
marketing onions for the farmers around Shellman and McRae. |

I sent Mr. J. C. Manning to Shellman and we succeeded in
getting a cash sale for approximately six hundred tons of onions
at $3.40 per hundred. These ee are receiving cash at
the car.

We were able to sell about one hundeed and sixty tons at
McRae for $3.50 per hundred. These farmers also received oe
at the car. aa

In addition we are sending dozens of truck loads of boilers =
and low grade onions into South Carolina. It must be kept in
mind at all times that eighty-five per cent of the vegetable and
truck crops moving from Georgia fields go into other states to

find a market. We must cultivate the good will of our sister
states, else we will destroy our market for the greatest part of
our produce. It must also be kept constantly in mind that Atlanta
is the natural distributing point for all of the Southeast. This is _
true not only of farm products, but is true of every other line.
of merchandise. e

The men who came here from Chicago and Puen and |
paid the cash for these onions are very much impressed with
Georgia. They are very much impressed with our unlimited pos-
sibilities for the growing of high grade onions. z

: Before another planting season comes on, it is my purpose to :
get our onion growers together and agree on the right varieties
to plant and also to help any new growers that they may have ev--
ery needed help to produce the right kind of onions and to grow

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FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES :
Prices prevailing at following State Farmers Markets:- 1
Atlanta Savannah. f
BEANS, per Bu Hprs. 2. ee Be en $ .90-$1.15 $1.00-$1.15 f=
COLLARDS, per doz] bunches = hoa ess 80 000 - eee
CUCE WEBER S) per but Dprse = 8. oe 1.00- 1.50. = ag
ONIONS (Dry) Yellow and Whites, a Ib. sacks 1.00- 2.25 Se ce
PHAS... (Green), pet bu. Piprs. 2s 8 ee 1.25- 1.50 1.00 - a
POTATOES (Irish) per N00 10s; a 1.00- 1.60 1.00- 1.50
SQUASH: per Dus pts. 8 ee ie 08 80- 1.00
TURNIPS. per doz. bunches: = ee .50- .60 - hes
TURNER SSA LAD: per bus prs; ae .80- 1.00 = PSS.











MARKET REPORT OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

Pee valine Wholesale Prices (FOB Points Mentioned)







May 23, 1941. Always Subject to Variation. oS













































































; ATLANTA SAVANNAH S 4
3 Eggs, Large, Doz. Be Eee Pee 24= 2.29 | 22.- a INDEX sae
Eggs, Medium, Doz. _.-__ ee 21-122) - oe ae -.
Mees, Small, Doz, 220 : -- : - ae ee oe a
weens, Col. 4 4-lbs-up 2 ae 14 ee 15- 16 ipiants for Sale: 222 es 2-3 iA aS
ee techert he Sy BPN 09- 10 Beans and Peas for Sale _... e538 :
raaatete: Tbh 03-10; : 10
Sti ee aa ae Be seed (Gr Sale ae eS 8
gue 12 CS 10 ae Corn and Seed Corn for Sale 8
: OS 104 = Cottonseed for Sale = 2
Ee ee ge aa 25 Peanuts and Pecans for Sale... 3
ountry Butter, best table, Lb. _ ies = 25, penne cena aetna oe Grain and Hay for Sale a 2S
Peed Peas, mixed, Bus 2 2.35 Miscellaneous for Sale 2k ge
Field Peas, not mixed, Bu. es 2.50 Meee top Rage 3
Ear Corn (80 lbs. to bu.), Bu. _ See ee ag Bae. Ba = Fresh Fruits and Vegetables for Sale 3
eas i, eae eee ee 43 ee Miscellaneous Wanted C8
< ae 95 = Gaitie fat Gale = po Se Soy
i pe ee 28 : : : :
Cabbage, Green, per 100 Lbs 100-16] 1.30 a Pigs Gavi a ;
Cabbage, White, per 100 Lbs. YO= O00
Bea) Hay, No.1, Ton. 14.50-15.00; -. 21.00 Hogs iG ale 4
Peanut Hay, No. 1, Ton 0049 00S ee & Horses and Mules for Sale ee a
panish Peanuts, No. 1, Ton : 19;00=%6 004-2 ee Eivestock= Wanted 5 5 ow eS
Cottonseed (Prime) Ton a ae = Poultry Partner Wanted 4
C. S. Meal, 8%, FOB Atlanta, Ton : press : F Helo Wanted 4
a5. Meal. 7%, FOR Atlanta, Pon 2). oo ee 27.00 30.00 ARSE eS ee

Peanut Meal, 45% = *. . Bre OE eae fie ae em ia ea ae FAO













































































































GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN

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 insertion of notices containing
more than 30 words including name and address.



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assume any responsibility for any notice appearing in the
Bulletin.



Published Weekly at
114-122 Pace St., Covington, Ga.
By Department of Agriculture

Tom Linder, Commissioner
Executive Office, State Capitol,
Atlanta. Ga.

Publication Office
114-122 Pace St., Covington, Ga.
- Editorial and Executive Offices
State Capitol. Atlanta, Ga.

Notify on FORM 3578Bureau of
Market. 222 State Capitol,
Atlanta, Ga. *











Entered as second class. matter
August 1, 1937. at the Post Office
at Covington, Georgia under Act
of June 6, 1900. Accepted for

vrovided for in Section 1103, Act

TOM LINDER of October 8, 1917.



a (Continued from Page One)
them in the right way. We have already made re-
_markable progress along all of these lines.



IMPORTED MILK

__The producer can shippers of Georgia have not
been getting enough for their milk.

= The operation of the Milk Control Board does

not come under this department, however, I am doing

all that I can to help see that the milk producers of

- Georgia are protected.

This week we caught a truck load of bootleg milk
from Tennessee. I had a man trail the truck from near
Atlanta into Tennessee and back to near Atlanta. This
-man was on the watch and on the road two days and

two nights. This milk was made unmerchantable in ac-
cordance with the provisions of the law.
ae This milk was costing the man who brought it
here from Tennessee more than the average price be-
- ing received by can shippers in Georgia. I intend to
gee that the bootlegging of milk without permits from
other states is stopped.



FERTILIZER |

We have just mailed out the first batch of reports
on fertilizer samples. Several of these did not comply
_ with the law and are subject to penalty.
; The Company has thirty days in which to make
settlement. It is the duty of the Commissioner of Ag-
riculture to collect these penalties. _ he
Anyone who receives a report showing their fer-
tilizer subject to penalty should wait thirty days, and
_ if settlement is not made, please notify me.
; By. TOM LINDER,

Commissioner of Agriculture



- PLANTS FOR SALE

Le

PLANTS FOR SALE



Red skin P. R. potato plants,
Toc. Wh del = b0G: HOB. Care
Marglobe, tomato, 75c M, L. L.
Groover, Baxley. Rt. 4.

PR. potato. $1.00 M. del.
Full count prompt shipment.
Tomato, 90c M. del.; Pepper
plants, $1.25 M. (Sweet or hot),
del. Grady Tyre, Baxley, Rt.
4. 7

- P_R. plants, Gov. insp., treat-
ed, 80c M. del: Marglebe toma-
to, 60c M: swet Pimiento
plants. 90c M. Del. T. L. Dukes,
Baxley. Rt. 4.

State insp.. red skin . Ry po-
tate. $1.00 M: over.5 M., 85c
M; Ruby King, Calif. Wonder
pepper, 75c M:; 500 50c. All
del. Moss packed. Prompt ship-
ment. Mrs. Opal L. Deal, Bax- |
dey, Rt. 2. :
_ Imp. P. R. potato plants, $1.00
M. del; 75c M, FOB. Exc. for
chicks. Isaac Sellers,

Banana yams. Early _ tri-
umphs, pink and red skin P.
R. potato plants. 75c M.; Ruby
King, Calif. Wonder pepper

tomatoes, 75c M. Will mix or-
ders. W. H. Morris. Baxley. Rt.
4,

P, R. potato plants, Gov.
Insp. 90c M. del. Marvin Muulis,
Sereven. Box 184.

Marglobe, New Stone,
Baltimore tomato, Calif. Won-
- der pepper. 75c M. 500. 50c;
- -yed and pink skin P. R. potato,
$1.00 M. Al) del. Prompt ship-
ment, quick service. J. P. Mull-
is, Baxley. Rt. 4
. Gov, isp. pile skin Po Rh:
- potato plants, 90c M. del. Exc.

some for baby chicks. E. N.
OQuinn Odum. Rt. 2. Box 176.

Gov. insp., and treated pink
and yellow skin potato plants
frem vine grown seed. $1.00 M:
tomato plants, 75c M; pepper,
$1.00 M. Mae Thornicn. Serev-
Ser: i

re OR. potato. and: lead. ver...
. tomato plants. all, $1.00 M.
FOB. M. Tanner, Alma. Rt. 4.) pon,
- P. R. potato and lead. var. ;
tomato plants, ea. $1.00 M.
FOB. Exc. 1000 potato plants
for 10 Ibs. dried_aprles or
peaches. Ea. pay postage. Grady

Cauley. Alma, Rt. 4. _

Gov. Insp. and treated pink
skin P. R. potato plants. 80c
M. del., 2 M: lots and up 75c

ler yellow skin. 5 M.,
Prompt shipment. Millions
plants, F. G, Tyre. Bristol.

$1.00 M.
Bcc;




















potato plants.
Prompt shipments.
for Brab. peas. Fra
Coffee.

Plants

Bee

$1.00 ~Cs 2 Pansy. 12

en, Rt. 2.

2062 C=
2.

mailing at special rate of postage |

plants, $1.00 M.; Leading var-

P. R. potato plants, Imp.. red
$2.50
of

Gen. red skin gov. insp. P. R.

del.
some
nk Bennett.

of Calamus, Horse
radish. 3.for 25c; Peppermint,
fOr. Joc:
Add postage, Mrs. M. Womack,

Leading var, cabbage plants,
500. .50c: 75e. MM. del.
Junior Parrish, Dahlonega, Rt.

Gov. Insp. and treated pink.
skin P. R. potato plants, 80c
M., del.; in lots of 2 M. up, 75c
M. del. Good plants, and full

MARKET BULLETIN

PLANTS FOR SALE



PLANTS FOR SALE





Wednesday, May





P. R. and E, T. potato plants,
75c M.: Nigger Killer potatoes.
$1.25 M. Prompt shipment.
James M. Carter. Alma.

Cert. P. R. and E. T. potato

plants 70c M., lots of 3 i
$1.75. Good quality. _and
promptness guar. A. B. Wil-

liams. Alma,
Nice. large, healthy, P. R. po-
tato plants, from vine cuttings,
both red and yellow, $1.00 M.
A. F. Maddox, Fitzgerald.
Pure red and See roe
tants. moss packed. full count.
ae $795 Mi, 5 ML: $5.00. B.
A. Maddox, Fitzgerald.
P. R. potato plants. $1.35. M:
del. in Ga. J. M. Sims. Mys-
tic.
Marglobe tomato plants. 80c
M. del, Prompt shipment. Inez
Fyerett, Baxley, Rt. 4, Box 4
Gove insp. = Pa potato
plants. $1.00 M. All var. toma-
to cert, seed. moss packed, 75c
M.: Calif. Wonder and Ruby
King pepper, $1.00 M.; Lettuce.
90c M. Strong plants, prompt
shipment. All delivered. Harold
Smith, Baxley.
Red skin P. R. potato plants,
$1.25 M. del. W. H. Orvin, Jr.,
Baxley. Rt. 3 ;
Gove insps= PF. potato
plants, $1.50 M.; $1.40 M. at
bed. Prompt s
Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2.
Imp. red skin P. R. potato
plants, 80c M. Early Triumphs.
75c M. Marglobe tomato. 60c
M. Calif. Wonder sweet pepper
90c M. 25c C. Del. Moss packed.
All orders shipped within 24
hrs. after rec. Charlie B. Tom-
berlin Surrency, Rt. 2.
Gov. Insp. P. R. potato, $1.00
M. Marglobe tomato plants 706
M. All FOB. . J. Jones, Mer-
shon,
PR. potato piants, $1.25 M.
del.: New Stone, Matchless
tomato plants. 75c M. All del.
Ww. C. Carter. Baxley. Rt. 4.
Leading cabbage, tomato and
collard plants, 20e C., 80c M.;
Vigorvine tomato, 50 plants 25
P. R. potato, 20c C.. $1.00 M.
Exc, for anything can use, L.
A. crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2.
Sage plants, 25c doz.. Cala-
mus plants, 6, 25c; Peppermint
plants. 25 for 25c. All del. No
stamps acc. Ethel Wright. Alto,
Rt. 1:
Gov. Insp. and treated, P. R.
potato, 85c M., 5 M, to 50 M.,
75c M. All FOB; Marglobe to-
mato, 75c M. R. E. Tomberlin,
Surrency.
Gov. Insp. P. R. potato, T5c
M., del. in 5 M. lots, 85c M.
in less; Marglobe tomato plants.

60c M. del.; Calif. Wonder
sweet pepper, 80c M., del. 25c
C. Mossed. Sat. guar. Mrs.

Mary Tomberlin, Surrency. Rt.
me . E
Gov. Insp. red or yellow PF.
R. potato plants, 70c M.. 3 M.
lip 65 MR, P. Prompt del.
W. D. Lightsey, Screven. j

Pink eae P. R. potato, gov

Insp. treated,, grown from vine
cuttings. $1.00 M. del. Any
quantity. Sat. guar. and prompt
del. M. O. or cert. chk. R. R.
Smith. Screven.
P. R. potato, Gov. Insp. and
treated, Grown from vine cut-
tings, 80c M.,.3 M. up, 75c M.
Good plants, full count, prompt
shipment. P. P. Hovis, Lightsey,
Screven.

Gov. Insp. and treated P. R.
potato, 75c M.; Sweet pepper
plants. Calif. Wonder, 75c M.
All del. Now ready. Hershel
Lightsey, Screven. x

Cert. La. Sugar yams, $1.75
M. del. Pink skin P. R. potato
plants, $1.35 M. del. All grown
from No. 1 and No. 2 potatoes.
Carl .E, Reddick, Sylvania, Rt.
= : !

P. R. potato plants, Gov.
Insp. $1.00 M., 5 M. and up
75c M. Can make prompt sh:p-
ments. Ward Boyett, Bristol, Rt.
tA

Gen. pink and red skin Gov.
Insp. and treated, P. R. potato,
75ec M., 2 M. up 65c M. del.
Good plants, good count,
prompt shipment. Omer Light-
sey, Screven. .
PP. R&R. potato plants, Gov.
Insp... 75c M.. 5 M. and up 40c
M. Prompt shipment. W. J.
Boyett, Bristol 5

Imp. P.. R. potato and Mar-
globe tomato plants, 95c M. del.
F. L. Carter, Coffee.

Red skin P. R. potato, $1.00
M.: Cert. Marglobe tomato
plants 75e M. P. Po J. E. Grif-
fis, Baxley. Rt. 4, Box 191.

Gov. Insp. red skin P. R. po-
tato. $1.50 M. P, P.; Balt. to-
matoes, 75e M. P. PB. -Good
plants, and full count. M. O.
J. R. Bowen, Jesup.

P. R. potato, tomato, Pepper
plants, all $1.00 M. All del. Po-
tato plants, Gov. Insp. and
treated, A. Cameron, Baxley.

P. R. potato plants, 90c M.

shipment. C. ae

Gen. Imp. red:skin P. R.,
Early Triumph and La. Yams,
Gov. Insp. $1.00 M. Now ready.
Sat. guar. J. Miles, Bax-
ley. Rt. 4.

New Stone.
to. 75c M: red

Marglobe toma-
and ae skin
P. R. potato $1.00 M: pepper
plants, 75c M. Mrs. Mary Cros-
by. Baxley. Rt. 4. Box 53.

P. R. potato, $1.25 M.: Early
Triumph potato. 85c M.: ar-
globe tomato plants, 80c M.

FOB. J. H. Kennedy. Baxley.
Rt. 4. :

Imp. P. R. potato and La.
Yams. Ea. $1.25 M. del: Hot

@ sweet pepper plants, $1.25
ve ae ataes. $1.00 M. del.
Prompt delivery. Sat. . guar:
Willie G. Buliard, Baxley, Rt.
4 Box 128.

Marglobe, Break
Stone, and Bonny Best tomato.
75c M.; Calif. Wonder and
Ruby King sweet and cayenne
pepper, Black Beauty egg-
plant, and P. R. potato plants.

ODay, New

$1.00 M. Exc. for good table pea
seed. Willie M. Carter. Sur-
rency.

P. R. and Nancy Hall potate
plants, insp. and cert. $1.00 M.
del.; 85c M exp. cok: .10 NE;
$7.50. Plants shipped prompt.
Maior Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

: Pp. R. potato plants, $1.00 M.
del. B. E. Thornton. Screven.

Cert. Potato plants, red. yel-
low P. R., $1.00 M.; Marglobe,
Break ODay, Stone tomato, 60c
M.: Black Beauty egg plants,
Calit. Wonder, Ruby King
sweet pepper $1.00 M. Watis
Crosby, Graham.

Gov. Insp. red skin P. R. po-
tato, $1.00 M. Exc. for Brab
peas, White Leghorn ~ pullets,
any age baby calves or pigs,
also 1 M. plants for 10 Ibs. dried
apples. Ea. prepay postage. Mrs.
J. W. Altman. Alma.

P. R. potato plants, Gov.
Insp., $1.00 M. del. Good count
prompt shipment. Sat. guar.
Grown from cert.. seed. E. B.
Kesler. Baxley, Rt. 4.

P R. potato plants, 85c M.
Sat. guar. Mrs. M. W Carter,
Surrency.

Marglobe, Balt. and Bonny
Best tomato, 500, 65c; $1.15 M.;
Ruby King, Calif. and World
Beater pepper, 500. 75c; $1.25
M.: Hot pepper and Black
Beauty and Fla. High bush egg
plants, 500. 75c, $1.25 M. del.
R. Chanclor, Pitts.

Red skin P. R. plants. Gov.
insp., tied with tape, 75c M.
Del. M. O. No chks. Mrs. L. W.
Griffis, Screven. ,
Gov. insp. red) or pink skin
P. R., also tomato, Sweet pep-
per (all Kinds) plants, 60c M.
prepaid: Sat. guar. Prompt
shipment. Paul Lightsey,
Screven.

Gov. insp., red and yellow
skin P. R. plants, 70c a 2
M. up, 60c M. Del. Full count.
good plants, prompt service.
George Griffis, Screven.

Guar. big, strong, Gov. insp.,
P. R., potato, 75c M; Marglobe
tomato, 65c M: Calif. Wonder

shipment, Sat. guar. J. C. Ed-
gerton, Baxley.

Insp. P. R. and Nancy Hall
potato, 90c M., 5 M. up 75c
M.: Tomato, Marglobe, Gr.
Balt... Pritchard, 500, 50c; 75c
M., 5 M. up 50c; Calif. Wonder,
Ruby King pepper, 500, 79.
$1.25 M. B. J. Morris, Baxley.

Gov. Insp. and treated P. R.
potato plants, $1.25 M. postpaid
G. W. Owen, Hawkinsville.

Gov. Insp. P. R. red skin po-
tato plants. 72c M. del. Prompt
shipment, Sat. guar. M. O. on-
ly, L. L. Lightsey, Surrency, Rt.
5

Pure red skin P. R. potato
plants, Gov. Insp., moss pack-
ed, $1.00 M. Leon Gaff. Fitz-
seraia, int: 3.

Red skin P. R. and white
Triumph potato plants, 75c M.
Pd tons Bristol. Ris 1:

Pink and red skin potatc
plants, Gov. Insp., tied with
Gov. tape. 50c M., 2 M. up 40c
M, del. Prompt shipment. Hir-
am Lightsey, Screven

Ruby King and Calif. Won-
der pepper plants, 85c M. del.;
Marglope, Gr. Balt:, Matchless

FOB; 70c M. del. Mossed. Ottis
Pittman, Baxley, Rt. 1,

P- Re potato and. Tomato
plants, 70c M. del. Prompt ship-
ment, Loyd Steedley, Baxley.

Calif. Wonder pepper plants,
85e M. mossed: Marglobe, Gr.
Balt.. Matchless, New Stone,
Red Rock tomato, 70c M. del.,
50c M, FOB. Alton Pittman,
Baxley Riri.

P. R. potato plants. $1.25 M.
del.. $1.00 M. FOB. Lots of 5











M. del. Gary Jackson, Surren-'



Rt








count. A. Z. Jackson, Surrency,

del. prompt shipment. Barney
Bohanon, Surrency, Rt. 2.

M. $4.00. Mrs. Drury Taylor,
Alma, Rt. 4 = SEES



pepper, 75c M. All del. Prompt |.

and New Stone tomato. 50c M..







































































































Gov, Insp. P. R. and
Triumph potato plants
M. in'5 M. lots: 75 M.
fox Ma Write wha:
have. Mrs. Jessie Dykes.
ley. GRU 2.

P, R. and Nancy Hall
Insp. by State, $1.25 M
Jones, Peiham.,

Potato plants, cert.
P, R. yams, 75 Mo
Sat. guar. F. F. Stokes #
gerald. 5

Red skin P. R. potato
Gov. insp., 50ec M. Now
Cash or M. O. W, A.
ley. Douglas. Rt. 3.

Klondike and Mastodon
bearing strawberry plant.
C., $125 M. Add _postag
chks. Mrs. L. B. Frye.
Ris:

Gov. Insp. yellow skin

2
es

plants, full count, good
85c M del., 5 M. and
M: Prompt shipment.

Lightsey. Bristol.

Potato plants, pink an
low skin. Gov. Insp. an
ed. 75c M. del to 3rd
!Prompt shipment.
Herndon, Odum. Rt. 2. Bo:

Red meated P. R. and
Triumph potato plants, 7
5 M. up, 70c M. Full coy
J. Boatright. Alma. Rt. 3.

$1.00 doz.; Spearmint.
mint. Hoarhound, ca
plants, 35c doz., 4 doz.
Mrs. T. H. McCurley,

Pink skin P. R. potat
Gov. Insp. and treated
grown *from vine cuttings,
M. del.; Early Triumphs
$1.00 M. del. Prompt shir
D. D. Deen, Baxley. Rt.

Plenty of E. T. potato 1
Good count and strong
Prompt del. $1.00 M
Lewis. Baxley, Rt. 4.

Gen. Imp. red skin P.
M.; 5 M. 90c; Marglob
toes, 75c M,'5 M., 50c
prempt shipment. Mrs
Chancey. Coffee.

Old time Boon potato
$2.00 M.; Imp. P. R. po
$1.25 Me & -
grown from hand sel
treated seed. If wanted b:
cel Post add 15c for !
for 1 M. for posta
ages Gainesville, 50

Yellow and red P.
Nancy Hall potato plan
M. C. R_ Redmond. Pelh

P. R. potato.plants, -
Insp., $1.10 M.del.; 10 M
M. col. W. O. Waldr
ery Branch.

Hot and sweet peppe
15c doz.; Yo Yo peppe
.15c doz; Early cluster
ber seed, 10c tabl
Brown. striped tender
bean seed, 25c cupfu
postage. Merine Hend
lijay.

P. R. potato plants, $
del. Lacy Hart, Surrency.

Gen. red skin P. R
85c M. del.: Marglobe
plants, 65c M. del.; Co
everbearing tomato plant
Cs.6r. 500; $1.00, eal
prempt shipment. _
OQuinn. Baxley, Rt. |

Potato plants, Gov. I
M. not. prepaid. Full
prompt shipment. Will
hens. Uriah Beckwor
rency. Rts.2:

Imp. cred skin. P,
plants, $1.00: M.. 5
Full count, prompt
D. T. Herrington, Bax

State. Insp. Po ahs
ee $1.00 M. New

Yr.

-Insp. P. R. potato
globe tomato plants 80
to 3rd zone. R. S. Wo
rency. Ae

Cert. Plants potatoe
leaf Triumphs, Red P.
per, Ruby King, Black
egg plants, $1.00 M.;*7
Marglobe Break OD
Prompt shipment, Art
Neal, Graham.

Gov. Insp. red and
P.. HR; plants; 30c4G,
$1.20 M. All. del. G
full count. Large lots
aS Garrett, Gaines

P. R. and Nancy Ha
plants, now ready, 95
ed: 80c M. exp. col. C
order, John C, Crow.
ville: Rt, 1. =

P. R, potato plant
del. Larger :
Prompt shipment



plants. Clay Evans,
Ri. 1.




PLANTS FORSALE |



as

PLANTS FOR SALE |





Calif. Wonder sweet and hot
pepper plants, 10c for 25. 25
-C. Mess packed and prompt
shipment. Add postage. Miss
ee Martin, Gainesville, Rt.
5.



Gov. Insp. P. R. potato plants,
red and yellow skin. 95c M.
@el. Amos C. Altman, Screven.
~ Rt. 1, Box 205

Imp. P. R. potato plants, $1.00
M. postpaid in Ga. or 75
FOB. Isaac Sellers. Baxley, Rt.
4 Box 77.

Imp. pink and purple skin P.
RR. potato plants now_ ready.
Wine grown. (9 mi. N. E. of Al-
ma) L. H. Williams. Alma.

: Red skin P. R. potato plants,
85c M. del., 60c FOB: Marglobe
- tomato 70c del. or 50c M. FOB.
MO. L. L. Groover. Baxley.
Rt 4. :
-. Purple and pink skin P. R.
and Early Triumph potato
plants, $1.50 M. FOB; $2.00 M.
del parcel post. First class
- plants. Prompt del. May and
June, Will exc. Cash with or-
gers. B. B. Medders. Alma. Rt.

A. 4.

Gov. Insp. treated P. R. po-
tato plants. tied with Gov. tape.

60c M. del.: Also Marglobe to-









mato plants, 75c M. del. Full:
eeunt, good plants. L. D. Light- :

_ sey. Screven.
Cert. red and pink skin P. R.
potato plants, $1.00 M. del.:
- Exc. for farm products or any-
thing can use. W. J. OQuinn,
Jr. Odum. Rt. 2. Box 174.
Thousands of Hot, ew and
_ pimento peppers an egg
Bou nis. B0n. C $3.00 Nhe Mar
globe and Break ODay toma-
toes, Early Beets, Cabbage and
Iceburg lettuce and collards,
95c C2 $1.75 M. All del. Mrs.
H. V. Franklin. Register.
Gen. Imp. red skin P. R. po-
tato plants, Gov. Insp. and
treated. $1.00 M. del to 3rd
zone. Full count, guar. MiJton
Arnold, Surrency.
Gov. Insp. red skin P. R. po-
tato plants, 72c M. del. Money
orders only. Sat. guar. L. L.
Livhtsey. Surrency, Rt. z:
Cert. red P. R. potatoes, $4.25
MM: Marglobe tomatoes. 75c
M: Calif. Wonder pepper, plants,
$1.25 M. -Prompt shipment.
Moss packed. Mrs. Ira Bullard.
Graham.
= .Garhke plants,
A. K. McLeroy,
ls

Insp. red P. R. plants, 90c
M.: Marglobe, New Stone. Bon-
ny Best, tomato-plants. Wwe L
mossed and good count. 50c M.:
Ruby King, Calif. Wonder
sweet pepper plants, 60c
Minnie Crosby. Graham.
Gov. Ensp. Imp.:P-. RB. and
Early Triumph potato plants;
Calif. Wonder, Pimento, Cay-
Tomato plants,









25e doz. Mrs.
Fatonton, Rt.







enne pepper:
Tbe M FOB. Ira Varnadore,
_ Baxley. :

Cert. potato plants: P. Re as
Cavenne, Pimento pepper, 40-
ke plants, 75c M. FOB. John
F. Varnadore, Baxley.

a Gov. Insp. purple skin P. R.
and. Early Triumph potato

plants: Any var. pepper $1.00
M. del. Tomato plants. T5 M.

del. Sat. guar. Mrs. Bessie Kes-

Jer. Baxley. : 1
> Insp. and .trested P. R.

t nie $1.15 M. del.

Gane: get and gocd plants. Be

W. Smith.;Graham, Rt. 1.
Early Triumph potato plants,
$1.00 M. postage paid.

Lewis. Baxley. Rt. 4.

Red skin P R. sweet potato
plants. Gov. Ins. and treated.
$1.50 M. del.

Blackshear Rt. 1.

Potato plants, Imp. cert. Pe R:;
$1.00 M.: Tomato plants, Mar-

globe. and Balt. 75c RE: Cab-
bage 60c M.; Ruby King and
Calif. Wonder, Bull Nose sweet
pepner plants, $1.25 M. Moss
packed, full eount. I. L. Stokes,
Fitzgerald.

















.5 M. or more, 90c M; Tomato

plants, 75c M. all del. Lee Leg-
-: gett. Baxley. Rt. 4.
= Gov. Insp. and treated pink
A skin P. R. and Early Triumph
potato plants. $1.00 M. del. Mrs.
J. M. Tomberlin, Surrency. Rt.
2



er will exc, 2 M. potato plants

for a bu. of peas. Can use sev-j;

eral bu. Ship same day order
rec. H. L. Williams. Baxley.

Gov:. Insp. -P. RR. potato

plants, grown from cert. seed,
- 80c M. FOB. All orders ship-
- ped promptly. S. R. Herring-
ton, Odum, Rt. 2.

Gov Insp... P..-R,: potato
plants, Red and pink skin, 500
i fer 80c, $1.30 M. Larger lots
cheaper: Marglobe tomatoes.
B00, 60c: $1.00 M. All del. Good
plants. Calvin, Garrett, Gaines-
ville. Rt. 7.







land pink P.,

Red skin P. R. potato plants,
Gov, Insp. Good count. Prompi
shipment. 80c M. del. Dood
Holland, Surrency.

Gov. Insp. and treated red
R. potato plants.
90c M. del., 10 M., $7.50 Exp.
col. Market price at beds; Mar-
globe. Stone and Balt. tomato
85c M. del. C. W. Smith.
Gainesville. Rt. 2.

Gov: Insp. P. R. potato plants,
90c M. del.: Boon potato plants,
$1.70 M.; Cabbage, tomato and
Collard plants. 85c M. Prompt
shipment, full count. Lee Crow.
Gainesville. Rt. 2. Box 143.

Insp. and treated pink and
red skin P. R. potato plants.
85c M.. del; 75c M. col.; Mar-
globe tomatoes. 80c M. del.. 65c
col. Prompt shipment, Bonnie
Smith, Gainesville. Rt. 2.

Red and pink P. R. potato
plants, Gov. Insp., 75c M. del.;
10 M. and up 50c cal.: Tomato
and cabbage $1.00 M. del. E.
= Wetherford. Gainesville, Rt.

skin P. R. potato plants, 80c
We? -del..5: Mo and ups (oc
Good plants. and full count.
Rev. Earl Paulk, Surrency, R.
2.

Gov. Insp. and treated pink
skin P. R. potato plants, 80c M.
del. Good plants, and prompt
del. Rev. Gary Jackson. Sur-
rency, Ri 2, 2

P. R. potato plants. $1.25 M.,
$1.10 M. in 25 and 30 M. lots,
FOB.; Marglobe tomatoes. 75c
M.: Chas. W. and Early Jer-
sey cabbage. 65c M. del. Ovie
Crow, Gainesvlile.

P. R- potato plants, and old
fashioned Boones, $1.50 M. del.
Now ready, full count. Prompt
shipment. Exc. for Sultanas or
Begonia flower cuttings. Geo.
L. Duran, Gainesville. R. 2.

Gov. Insp. and treated red
skin P. R. potato plants. 80c M
del. In 2 M. lots and up, 7T5c
M. del. Good plants and full
count. A. Z. Jackson, Surren-
CY. AK 2. oY

imp. P. R. red and pink skin

; potato plants. Gov. insp., $1.50

M. Prompt shipment. Now
ready. T. P. Musselwhite,
Arabi, R. 1. Phone 4220 Cor-
dele.

Imp. P. R. pectato plants.
Gov. Insp.. now ready. $1.50
M. del. Exc. for Clay peas or
any good variety of hay peas.
W. M.. Moore. Alma, Rt. 2.

Yellow skin P. R.. treated
and Insp. (vine cuttings treat-

ll|ed 22 yrs. very best kind). 50c

M. FOB. D. L. OSteen. Doug-
Jas. pes

Gov. Insp. P. R. potato plants.
75c M. 5 M. and up 50c M
Count guar. Cash with order.
B. D. Brannen, Bristol. Rt. 1.

Gov. Insp. sorted and treated
Early Triumph potato plants,
$125" MP. No personal
Chks. Jay Haves. Gainesville.
Rt. 1. Box 120.

Gov. Insp. and treated red
skin P. R. potato plants, $1.25
M. P P. No chks. acc. Now
ready, Egbert Keith, Gaines-
ville. Rt; 1. Box 119.

Red skin P. R. potato plants.



At

Ww. V. Howell.

Red skin P. R. potato plants. }

Pp. R. potato plants, $1.00 M. :

Gev. Insp. good count. Prompt
ishipment. 65c M. del. Dood
i Holland. Surrency..
' ~ Potato plants. 90c M. del. All
var. C. W. Rentz, Surrency.
tes Red skin RR. potato plants.
i Gov. insp.. and treated. 75c M.
! del. A. F. Sheffield. Surrency.
1 GOV. ansp.- bss be: plants, 80c
iM; Ruby oe - sees a
der pepper. 75c My; New stone.
eMarlobe tomato. 75e M. All
' del, Melvin Deal. Baxley.
Imp. P. R. potatce plants, $1.00
iM: tomato. 75c M: Sweet pep-
! per, 25c C. All good plants and
del. Full count, prompt ship-
iments guar. W. A. Poole. Bax-
| ley. Riek
| Gen. Early Triumph potato
!olants, $1.50 M. del. Gov. isp.
G. J. Holton, Baxley. Rie),
| Box 16. :
i Imp. pink skin P. R. potato
elants: (GM. PoP Good,
;strong plants. Leroy Lightsey.
| Screven. Ri Le
2 Gert. Imp. <2 potato
plants, $1.25 M, del. Guar. full
! count. Prompt shipment. A. M.
Beck Baxley. Rt. 4, Box 79.
Imp: reg and purple skin P.
R. potato plants, Insp. from
itreated seed. 90c M., 5 M. up
75c. Prompt shipment. No
chks. W. S. Anderson, Alma,
Rt. 4.

PR.
Insp., Marglobe
iM. del. 1 M. or
with order. Ike
Surrency.

Cert. Gov. Insp. P. R. plants,
from vine grown potatoes, 85c
M25. Me $3.75. Fun = count,
prompt shipment. No COD or
chks. E. L. Burke, Baxley, Rt.
1. ce

potato plants, Gov.
tomato. 90c

Tomberlin.





Gov. Insp. and treated pink 5;

more. Cash.

Million tomato plants, now
ready, $1.00 M. del. J. R. Gard-
ner, Locust Grove.

Cert. red skin P. R. potato
plants, Now ready. $1.00 M.

personal chks. Mrs. Ruth Ahl,
Baxley, Rt. 2. om

Red skin P. R. potato plants,
Gov. Insp. and treated, - $1.00
M.: 5 M. and up 85c M. All del.
in Ga. W. A. Pearce. Baxley,
Rt. 4. :

P. R. and Early Triumph po-
tato plants, 75e M. del. in 5
M. lots and up; Smaller Icts
85c del, Aaron Sellers, Baxley,
Rt. 4.

P. R. potato plants from vine
cuttings, Insp. and treated. 75c
M.: Tomato, 60c M.. Mossed:
Sweet pepper plants. 90c M. all
FOB. No chks. J. H. Bullard.
Baxley, Rt. 4. : :



BEANS AND PEAS FOR
SALE |



Good, sound Ciay peas,
slightly mixed, $2.00 bu. FOB.
M. O. only. E. H. Nelson, Dev-
ereux, oo

Few bu. Utknown or Clay
Bank peas, $2.00 bu.. Few bu.
Tilman or mixed peas, $1.75
bu, A!l FOB. H. O. Fountain,
Gordon.

22 bu. of good Brab peas,
$2.25 bu. W. A. Smith, Ander-
sonville, \

Sound and tender brown
stripped half-runner garden
beans. 30c lb.: 1-2 Ib. 20c; 10
lbs. 25c lb. del.; 50 Ibs. or more
20c lb. by exp. Mrs. Dan C.
Buffington, Gainesville, Rt. 6.

3 bu. field peas, mixed Clay
and Brabs. $2.00 bu. will exc.
E. L. Burke, Rhine, Rt. 1.

Seed half runner velvet
beans. 35 bu., 75 percent ger.
$1.00 bu. FOB, C. A. Walker.
Ocilla

Genuine Hayseed Soybeans,
White Biloxi, Brown Biloxi.
$2.50 bu.; Genuine O-too-tan
soybeans, $3.50 bu.; Early Or-
ange cane seed, $2.00. Send re-
mittance. B. T. Marshall, Fort
Valley. :

Half runner garden. beans
seed. large and small, imp. all
tender. 25c large cup P. P. No
stamps. Sugar Crowders peas,
25c lb. Mrs. George Poole, Jas
per, Rt. 2. :

White tender half runner
garden beans, 15c teacupful, 4
cups 50c: Speckled half runner
garden beans, same price; Red
multiplying onion buttons, 25c
gal: Green pod okra seed, 15c
teacupful, Exc. for anything
can use. Mrs. B. L. Brown, Ball
Ground, Rt. 1.

Colored pbutterbeans 10c Ib.
plus ~postage. No chks. or
stamps. Mrs. T. H. Gardner.
Carrollton, 2Rt. 1.

75 bu. Whippoorwill - peas,
$2.00 bu. FOB. Bill Westbrook,
Lumpkin.

50 tons velvet beans in pod.
$20, ton;\100 bu. 90 day velvet
beans. $1.75 bu.; 200 bu. O-too-
tan soy beans $3.50 bu.: 200 bu.
Clay (mixed) peas, $2.00 bu.
All hOB. J; A. Lott, Chester:

=

beans for sale. J. L. Nelson,
Oglethorpe, Rt. 2.

Tender yellow hull | stick
beans: white creaseback and
old fashioned cornfield beans;
Speckled running butterbean
seed. white and brown. 25c
cup, 3 cups. 70c P. P.; Lady T.
strawberry plants del. Now _ or
anytime later in season. 200,
35c, 500, 85c. Mrs. J. M. Hall,
Calhoun, Rt. 1. : ;

Purple Hull table peas. 20c
at. Add postage. Mrs. Rosie
Crowe. Cumming, Rt. 1.

1 bu. White Mush peas, sound
and hand cleaned, $3.00 bu., or
6c tb., not postpaid. Cash or
M. O. J. BR. Miller, Wadley. Rt.
1s

50 bu. purple hull

field peas, $2.00 bu. T.
Taylor. Cuthbert, Rt. 3.

speckle
M.



COTTONSEED FOR
SALE



Stoneville 2-B cottonseed
(produced well) kept pure. Ist
yr., $1.00 bu. FOB, 75 bu. at
barn, Ed: Stone. Adairsville, Rt.
2

500 lbs. of Summerours Hi-
Bred Half and Half cottonseed,
Znd yr.:$3.00 per 100 Ibs. FOS.
Glenn Anthony, Juniper.

Stoneville 2-B cottonseed. Ist
yr. Ginned on 1 var. gin, Ce-
resan treated. $1.00 bu. Also
mixed cowpeas, $2.00 bu. FOB.
shipping point. N. W. Davis,



County Agent, Newnan,



PLANTS FOR SALE

del. in Ga. Cash with order. No.

2 bu. 90 day running velvet |



Sy



eee

- FOR SALE

CORN AND SEED CORN





500 bu. Whatleys slipped
shuck ear corn for safle. Mrs. J.
S. Collier. Barnesville,

About 500 bu. slipped shuck&.,
weevil and rat treated corn for
sale. 85c bu. at my barn. H. P:
Plain, Moultrie.

50 or 60 bu. of corn at my
farm on Prather Bridge road,
3 mi from; Toteoa. Mrs: ES.
Harrisen. Toccoa, RED No. 3:

Hastings Prolific seed corn.
Pure, nubbed, 50c peck; Hast-
ings finest Dixie Honey cane
seed. 20c Ib.; 5 Ibs., T5c. Add
a A. E. Nix, Gainesville.
Rie:

300 bu. good slipped shuck
corn, 95 percent yellow. 90c bu.
at barn; Lespedeza hay, 3 tons,
No. 1, power baled: Wood yel-
low soy beans 20 bu., Ist class.
$1.50 bu. D. A. Howard, Ham-
ilton Farm, Grevetown

1200 bu. sound ear corn, 75c
at my barn. B. E. Garner, War-
then. :

About 40 bu. of corn for sale.
See or write. A. M. Malone.
Snellville, -

700 bu. good sound ear corn,
75e bu. FOB. G. R. Cannon,
Dawson.



SEED FOR SALE



CORRECTION: Chufa seed.
$1.00 Pk. P. P. A. F. Parrish,
Baxley, Rt. 1.

Gen. Seventop turnip seed,
40c lb., 3 lbs. $1.00- $3.00 gal.
a W. N. Barrett, Lula, Rt.

Climbing tomato (grows 15
feet high) large fruit, wilt re-
sistant, 3 vines enough for av-
erage family. 500 seed, 25c. W.
M. Thornton, Jesup.

Chufa seed, recieaned, $3.00
bu. W. W. Williams. Quitman.

Tender white half runner
bean, also yard long bean seed.
Ea. 20ec cup. Mrs. J. H. Bates,
Canton, Rt. 3.

Chufa seed recleaned. $2.75
bu.) D Richards, Pavo, Rt 2.

Cuban Queen melon seed. 50c
lb.; Early Orange seed, $2.00
bu.; Hayseed Soy beans, $2.50
bu.;- Ala. Soy beans, $2.50 bu.
G, A. Fagan, Ft. Valley.

Marglobe. Balt. Stone,
Matchless, tomato seed. $1.10
lb;. Okra and Collard seed, Ea.
30c lb. W. R. Stephens, Dah-
lonega. Route 1.



PEANUTS AND PECANS
FOR SALE



No. 1 Va. bunch peanuts (in
hull) unmixed, 5c lb, at barn
W. S. Norton. Edison.

120 lbs. fine, N. C..Grown
Runner peanuts, hand shelled
and hand picked, 7c lb. FOB.
Ray Peterson. Vidalia.

50 lbs. Schley pecans 12c lb.;
50 lbs. medium size Stewarts:
oe lb. del. E, Rountree, Met-
er.



GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE



Choice Kudzu hay del. by
truck anywhere in State. B. W.
Middlebrocks, Barnesville.

10 or 12 tons No. 1 peanut
hay, $10.00 ton. O. B. Minter,
Jakin. RFD.

3 tons good peanut hay,
$10.00 ton. Also 3 for 400 nice
good sound dried gourds, Gal.
size or down, 4c ea. Ben Mec-
Bryant, Pitts; Rt 2:

About 3 tons very fine hay,
oats and Vetch, new crop. cur-
ed in the shade, without any
rain on it for sale, del. at Ella-
ees Dr. G. W. Fickling, Reyn-
olds.

EGGS FOR SALE

ees:



Have dark Cornish eggs, 85
per 15; $1.55 per 30; Also Spec-
kled Guinea eggs, 65c per 16 P.
P, Cheaper if purchased at my
home. Miss Cora B. Patterson,
Ty. y-2 RE 3 Box re.

Parks ott; Bo Ri sel ceegs,
$1.00 per 15; Flock officially
state blood tested. Mamie
Roach Plyler, Daisy.

White African Guinea eggs,
$1.00 per 2. doz. del, Mrs. El-
bert Overton, Bowdon, Rt. 3.

Quail egss for sale. See or
write, C. J. Cleveland. 395 Ash-
burton Ave. S. E., Atlanta.

Ancona eggs, Sheppheard
Str., 75c per 17; White Pekin
duck eggs 75c doz. Postage

paid. Leawella Elliott, Lavonia.

OAT, WHEAT AND






























































































Pure sugar cane syr
10 cans, 10 lbs. to can,
$3.60 per case; 150 gal
sale. Malvin Collins

+

Nice black walnut 1
and good flavor, 5 pints
Mrs, W. A. Johnson, Al

horsemint,
hound, Dbl. and single
Coltfoot. 25c doz. Sams
ton snake root 50c Ib., 1
snake root $1.00 lb..
Mrs. R. M. Hollaway, Da
ga Rie i e
. Good dry sage of t
crop, carefully cure
picked. 25c qt. P. P. Mis:
Richards, Ball Grou
Box 92. Cees
Garlic bulbs, 50eC
balm. comfray, 3 for
permint, 25c C:; wild
bark, 20c lb: red sassafr
yellow root. 25c lb 5 lb
Grub root, 40c Ib. M

Catnip, balm. garde
6 for 25c, dbl. tansy.
mint, 24 for. 25: garl
60c C; Yellow. Red Sa
root, wild cherry bark,

Do lbs... $1002 Mrs

ters. Dahlonega, Rt. 1.
Dbl. tansy. Dp

plants. - $1.15

roots. $1.00

wild comfrey.

Queen of the meadow

pieces, 40c doz. post
Harrison, Bremen.
Gourds and Mynt plus
sale. Write for prices.
B. Thcmas, Thomasbor
Rattle. Yellow, Blood.
afras root, 20c lb; catnip, h
hound. peppermint, garlic bi
25c doz: Dill sprays, 30c C.
witt Whhite, Daahlone
1, Box 37. Sy
Kudzu Vine. $1.00 C: m
dine vines, 2, 25c: well roc
and packed. Add posta
gene Bailey. Ellijay. Rt

- MISCELLANEO!







CORN: =
Want large lots e

bu. or more. (within

SEED:

Want 100 Ibs.
Spectabilis seed,

Clay peas. State the

price FOB. Your sta
Collier, Barnesville.

Want 1 or 2 lbs. of sou
Heading collard seed at
Blanche Woodruff, Green
BEESWAX: a

Will pay 15 1b. for
Beeswax, Write amount:
have before shipping. -
Dennington, Marietta
BEANS: =3 =

Recky Face.

RYE STRAW: ces
Want within 50 miles A
ta some Oat, Wheat or
straw in bales. up to 150
Quote best price per ton
av. weight of bale. Geor
Quarterman, McIntosh
EGGS:
Want some Royal
Guinea eggs. Partie
this breed please write a
L. M.-Johnson, Mar: :
154. ei
HONEY BEES. AND BE
SUPPLIES WANTED
Want buy some Bees
price and number of hiv
have. J. R. N. Harber, Hape-
ville, 3729 South Fulton St.
Want 1 pound Beeswax.
20-25c. M. Glenn, Atlan
Mell: Ave, Noh. |
PLANTS WANTED: |
Want 3000 yellow skin
slips. Must be sound and
ed, at $1.00 M. Mrs. J.
lier, Barnesville. :
SACKS WANTED:

Want 6 or-700 sacks
for sacking oats Must be w
out holes, and 3-4 bu. ea
C. Holloway, Mancheste
Box 105 pees

FRUITS ANP
VEGETABLES FOR

To purchasere of Vee t
come with truck for lot o
Bermuda onions ready to bu)
H. B. Tiller. Brunswick, Bl
Island. 8

2 or 300 bu. peaches
trucks, Early Rose and
Hileys. 50c bu. Ready.





middle of J
Jackson, Ft.



MARKET BULLETIN

FOR SALE

FARM HELP WANTED



rd for service and are of oe

Sell or trade for fresh

or heavy Springer cows.
Biggers. Greenville.

2 Guernsey cows, . calves,
-and young heifers. $500.00

r bunch. Prefer to sell in 1
yt. (Have sold farm and would
the cows have run of pas-
e and fields until Jan. 1,
42. John C. Thomas, Metcalfe.
2 nice Jersey cows with
ung calves (male and heifer),
d 3 yrs. old, ea. gave 3

. on grass, $55. 00 ea. or!

00 ea. without calves. Also
nice heifers, 1 yr. old and
mos, old, $40.00 for both. 2
So. Adairsville on 41 Hwy.
B. D, Clayton, Adairsville.

fersey-Guernsey, cross, cow,

hh 2nd calf; 1 Jersey, fresh:
alf, for sale. Mrs. B. G.'
acon, Care of Ross Dairy,
Road near Holton.

old Guernsey bull

red by very fine bull and
high producing cow; well
good individual. Reg.
; yet's name, $25.00; if ped.
$20.00. Could use Soy

. Geo. peices Blue

Vv. COWS, fresh. also 1 Jer-
bull, about 2 yrs. old. W.
Shester, Dunwoody. Rt. 1.

fine milch cows, freshen
st. th G. Presley, Eaton-

rsey cow, milking 4 gal.
3r ealf. (Oak Dr. just off
ve.). W. H. Edwards,
Phone Ca. 4572.

tra nice, gentie, _Jersey-
sey crossed. VES Old;
_ gal. rich milk on grass,

. on feed). $40. cr trade
Guernsey yearlings, 4
Vubian dees or 10 sheep.

. Nora Smith, Arnolds ville.
4-gal, milch cow. $100.
farm. Arthur. Owen, Barnes-



ill fond J ersey male calves
. Also 2 Reg. Cows,
. Write for prices, E.j
enoia, Ria
reg. Guernsey cows, fresh:
Jersey-Guernsey cross eC
Le young calves. All|
d d ready for dairy. A. '
. Sparta.
sey male calf, $35.00. |
me grade heifer calves.
Be toward Roberts, |

iwt. about 500-525 Ilbs.,

icks, Atlanta, ee 2,
Road, a Brook- |

some cern for sale. :
ch n, Commerce, Rt:

deo 1D mos. old,

al. cow, well grown

is age. $45.00 FOB. Hi, F.
Elienwood, Rt. 2.

utstanding young reg.

on Angus bull yearlings,

and good _ breeding,

BY. 60 ea. John Walilis,



: or until foal comes.

+ tord bull, 1 102 yes.

Hampshire pigs, boars and
bred gilts for sale. Theo Stiver,
P. O. 278, Rome.

Pure big bone black Hiricah
Guinea pigs, 8 wks. old, $8.00
ea; $15.00 pr.; 1 boar ready for
light service, $16.00 shipped,
$1.00 less at my farm at Good
Hope, F. P. Prather, Monroe,
Ries

Duroc Jersey pigs, 3 mos. old,
from litter of 3, Reg. in buyers
name. C. S. Gilmer. Poulan.

5 Reg. Red Duroc pigs, 2 mos.
old, life treated, 3 males, $7.00

-ea; 2 females, $9.00 ea. James

Fossett. Baxley.

S: PG pigs 10--wks... old;
$6.50 or $7.75 ea. with reg. pa-
pers Betty Hodges, (4-H Club
member) Sandersville. Rt. 3.

10 pigs, 8 wks. old, White
Chester and Big Bone Cuinea

_erossed, $5.00 pr. at barn. Will
not ship. Leon Crook, Turin.
hits 2.

7S P. C. gilts and 10 males,
all Reg. Buyers name $8.75
each. From Grand Champion
blood lines; 1 Aberdeen Black
Angus bull, ready for service:
also 1 calf that can be reg.
Geo. W. Burney, Savannah, 4
West Oglethorpe Ave.

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



A five-gaited saddle. horse,
fine shape. Sell or trade for
cows or yearlings, or anything
need of equal value. H. M.
Parker, Riverdale.

8 yr. old mule, work single or
dbi., Fast; also 1 Jersey cow,
6 yrs. old, 1 heer, 9 mos. old,
for sale. Ed E. Rolfe, Cleve-
land. Rt. 4,

White and tan horse, 25 yrs.
Glds.* $25:00: - xc... for = eorn,
wheat, chickens, any kind, at
market price. R. W. Milan,
Dawson.

At Stud, ihoroudanorsd Mor-
gan stallion, chestnut color,

/ $10.00 for breeding one season,
Ted Whit-

isan, Eatonton. (Mathis Tower).
Black saddle mare, about 9
vs. old, 3 gaits,

tle, $100.00 at farm; also 1
ed mare mule colt. 3 yis. old,

i never broken, $75.00 at farm.
i Alex Steohens, Jonesboro, Fitz-
: gerald Farms.

Dark brown Shetland peny
6 1-2

yrs, old, excellent cond., Name
pony For= sale;AP: ae Day,
Taoomaston, t

LIVESTOCK es

CATTLE WANTED:

Want a young tested cow, 3-
4 gal, per day. Must be gentle.
State all facts, price, etc. E, J.
Paul, Albany. Rt. 3, Box 314.

Swap value for Jersey heifer

calf, 1 yr. old. Write for parti-

culars. J. L. Hall, Ringgold. Rt.
1 at Boynton,

Want reg. Polled, Shorthorn
bull, not over 1 yr.-old. State
price, etc... R. D. Rawlins, Re-
becca, PB. O, Box 176.

Want purebred Polled Here-

| ferred; younger or older consid-
./ered. C. A. Jerald, Springfield.

i to register, 3. yrs. old, |
about 1000 lbs. Reasonable. |
, Stonewail. Rt, 1.
Jersey mileh cow, 2nd |
J. Bang tested, O. |
very way. $100 for cow ,
f Jones,



| S$ AND GUINEA
3S (Cavies ) FOR SALE



White. rabbits, 2-3 mos.
very - large ped. pa-_
$1.25 pair; $2.00 for.
and 2 does. ped. fur-
free; 1 white doe, not
shipped bred if desired,
Choice young Guinea
ales, 50c; females, 75c
B. Safe arrival and sat.
Nancy Rockel, Thomas-

oO $1. 00, or trade for doe.
ae Jesup, Rt 2.

; Seu sane Atlanta,
andler Road.

Vhite buck, $1.00:
pheasant eggs,

also
ae 50



Want 1 or more purebred
White Face Polled, bull or hei-
fer, with papers. at rtght price.
Need=not be fat C=-S). Davis,
' Blackshear. Rt. 4 Box 99. j

HORSES AND
| MULES WANTED:

Want a 5 gaited, blocky, very
= a rela eaas! Stockbridge.

old saddle mare. E. H. Jones, |

gentle. black and white, 6 yr.

Waycross, 611 Reynolds St.

RABBITS AND GUINEA
PIGS (CAVIES) WANTED:
Want 1 pr. guinea pigs and 1
or, White rabbits. Write. San-
ford Kemp, Lyons. Rt. 1.

SHEEP AND GOATS
WANTED:

Want 1 or 2 quality milk
geats, to freshen soon, or fresn
now. Must have good _ habits
and priced right. Omer Bower,
Hawkinsville.

HOGS WANTED:
Want Blue Guinea male pigs

at reasonable price for cash. T.

H,. Brewer, Lumber City, Rt. 1.

POULTRY PARTNER
WANTED





Want partner to furnish 5000

| chickens. I have 65 acres iand,

20 in cultivation; will build
houses and do all labor. Write
poy ion, Victor Mitchell, Li-

Black, very |

| 26, Christian , for light

dary. Mrs. J.
old pre a =

lhelp milk



Want. marriea@ man exp. in
cattle for place 130 a. 15 mi.
No. Atlanta. Extra good house,
wood, etc.. and. use of cow.
Will supply and feed 2 pigs.
Must be able drive. tractor.
State salary and ref. Apply: 258
Spring St. Atlanta. D. J. Bow-
en.

Want young man, under 20,

for light farm. work, no field |

work. Can attend school while
working, Come see, dont write.
H. C. Hunt, Sandy Springs.
@Gh=3137:

Want refined woman, 30-40
for gen, light farm work. no
field work, Private. room and
small. salary. . Mrs. Thos. R.
Coffey. Decatur, 138 Madison

Ave. Phone, Wa 4041 and Cr{-

2133.

Want white girl 18 or over,

for light farm work, no milk-
ing nor field work. Live as one
of family and $3.00 week. Write
Mrs. F. M. Dodd, Care of South-
ern Rwy Bldg. Atlanta.

Want farm hand and dairy
help, B. F. Starkey, Thunder--

bolt.

Want middleaged woman, no

children for light farm work, ee and salary expected, Good

no field work; look after things
im. general. I. A. Reeves. Atlan-
ta, 42 Boynton Ave. S, E.

Want white woman, 35-45,
for light farm work, no field
work. Live in home and $8.00 to
$10.00 month. Ref. required.
Nrs.-S.. A, Ferlipa,.- Atlanta,
o74 Willoughby Ways Wa 1637
or Ma 1892.

- Want fniddleseed manor
coaple: healthy, dependabie,
with knowledge of farming.
Have chickens, stock and small
amount field crops. Pay by day
or month. Plenty work year
round. House furnished. W. B.
Denney, Stone Mountain. Rt. 1,
Phone, He 7390. |

Want good, reliable, middle-
aged colored man to work yard

-and do light farm work. Room,

board and small salary, J. H.
Tribble, Atlanta, 52 Briarcliff
Cir,

Want heaithy: reliable, good
woman, country raised prefer-
red, for light) farm work, no
milking nor field work. Live
as one of family, private room,
$2.00 week. State age and par-
ticulars. Mrs. John Soloman,
Jeffersonville.

Want good, exp. farm hand,
25-45, good worker, honest, so-
ber, for gen, farm and orchard
work, drive ear or rtuck.
$12.00 to $15.00 mo. board and
laundry. At once. Good home.
C. G. Oliver, Barnesville. Rt. 2.

Want girl, 20-30, white,
country raised, to live in home
and do light farm work, no
field work. $3.00 to $4.00 week.
Will come after. Mrs. L. E.
Fain, Atlanta, 1532 Pineview
Terrace, S. W.

Want young white girl, 16 to
farm
work, no field work. Treated
as member of family. Transpor-
tation paid. Write for particu-
lars. Mrs. George I, Bachelor,
Atlanta, 498 Capitol Ave. S. E.

Want white woman for light
farm work, no field. work nor
milking. Goed home (modern
conveniences) and reasonable
_E. Ingram, Li-
thonia: Rt: 37 ">. ;
Want reliable, dependable
woman to do light farm work,
no field work; look after things
in general. Write for full par-
ticulars. D. A. Bagley, M. D.

Austell.

Want white boy, 14-16, to
L -and work around
place. Small salary and board.
o field work. C.-C. Clark.

man without family, to help
with light farm work, no field

work. Good home with every-

thing furnished, also wages.
Write. Will come after if near
Atlanta. Mrs. H. W. King,. El-

{| lenwood.

Can use white or colored
family on large Fruit, Berrv
and Vegetable farm. Prefer man
able to deliver produce by truck
to Atlanta. Good house. R. F.
Sams, Clarkston.

Want large family, beginning
about June 15th, to pick peach-
es. Good house furnished. J. C.
Adkins, Ft. Valley. 209 No. Ma-
con St

Want good, exp. farm hand,
18 to 45 yrs. old, white or col-
ored, $20.00 mo. and board and
laundry, J. C. Cain, Buford.
RE
~Want unencumbered, white
woman, 30-45, to live with old
couple, room and salary, to helo
with light farm werk, no field
work. 3. mi, town: Mrs. B. F.
Kirkland, Savannah, Rt. 2.

t
t

Want middleageg colored wo- j.



FARM HELP WANTED

3 W ednesday, May 28, +

FARM HELP WANTE



Want good man for smail
farm (1 to 10 acres), good 3 R.
house. Work on shares. Extra
geod stock. Furnish tools and
fertilizer. No groceries. 1 mi,
Morrow. L. T. Cox, Morrow.

Want at once. white woman,
20-50, for light farm work. no
field work nor milking. No ob-
to 1 child. RR ticket.

_ H. Cook, Egan; Box 41.

Want middleaged or elderly
white woman for lght farm
work, no field work. Room,
board and salary. Must have
good ref. Mrs. W. A. Covgill,
Bowersville. Box 124.

Want good farm hand at once.

Must be of good character. A.
G2 Hicks, Adel.
Want. reliable healthy, color-
ed woman for light farm work,
no field work. Give ref. Salary
and board. Apply at once. Mrs.
B. L. Pass, Calhoun, Rt. 2.-

Can use 1 or 2 more ramilies,
white or colored. Good house,
RR station, school, 2 churches.
2 daily mails. L. J. Lott, Barn-
esville, RFD,

Want white girl or woman,
reliable, for light farm work,
no field work. State qualifica-

home with 3 adults. Miss Ethel
Powell, Atlanta. Department of
Revenue (New State
Bldg.) Wa 4310.

Want white woman, 45-50 for
light farm work, no field work.
Home and $1.50 week, Jack

Kennedy, Atlanta, 1249 West-
imont Road.

Want good farm hand, with
good moral character, $13. 00
mo. board and laundry. A. S.
Hicks, Adel.

Want small, religious family
to live with elderiy couple and
operate farm on share basis.
Good prospect for good man. A.
B. Keba, Thomasvilie, Rt. 3.

Want middleaged man and
woman to work on farm, both
work (wife light farm work),
prefer. no children. Willing
workers. Ref. exch. B. C, Lang-
ley, Stone Mtn. Rt. 1.

Want nice, clean woman for

Office :

light farm work. Must be good.

moral character, no bad habits.
One with one child considered.
W. Overstreet, Lenox.

Want white woman, 35-45,
reliable, neat
work, no field work. Milk 1
cow. Must. furnish ref. Good
wages to right party. Mrs. J.
C. H. Dunn, Cedartown. Rt. 2.

Want settled woman or girl
to live in home with 3 grown
people, and do light farm work,
no. fielgG work. $3.00 week.
Write or see G. C. Helmey,
Marlow. Box 31. eta

Want farm hand at once to
work anywhere on farm; also
want good, exp. farm hand, 25-
45, for gen. farm work. Yr.
round job; want large. families
to chop cotton; good plow hands,
white or colored. Houses, wood
and. gardens free. Pay every.
two weeks. G. Hamp Martin,
Commerce. Rt. 2.

Want middleaged woman to
do light farm work, no fieid
work. Must be reliable, neat,
clean, good character. Live as

one of family. $3.00 week. Mrs..

J. M. Kelley, Roman = 261;

Ave. D.

for light farm |

Want an elderly colored man,

unencumbered, reliable, free

from evil habits to do chores,

tend garden,
end engage

ete. Fair. wages
for the year or
longer if satisfactory. Good
place for right
Sartain, Rossville.

Want. good. reliable, okies
man for farm work.. Must be
exp. Mrs. Math Cait, Buford.
et eee

Want settled. aneneieeccs
white woman, to live in home
and assist with light farm work,
no field work. Small | salary.
Mrs. Lula Parker, Moultrie.

Want settled, white woman
for light farm work, no field
work ner milking. $8.00 mo.
and good home. G. C. Chappell,
Avene, 1076 Marietta St. N.

_ He 1006 J.

ee at once, good, honest
boy for farm. $12.50 mo. and
board. J. E. Sisk, Lexington.

Gees

Want white woman, 20 to 40.
for light farm work, no field
work. $2.00 week and live as
one of family. Mrs. E. L. Han-
cock, . Leslie.

Want nice, Christian woman.
20-40 yrs. old, for light farm
work. no field work, $3. 00 week
and board. Mrs. Annie M. Jones,
Porterdale.

Want good boy, 16-20, for

farm werk, Pay by day or by
month,

party. JT

Geod place for right.
kind of hand.. See. Ber Os Ash- |
{with Loganville, Rt. 1:

i



Want good woman toh
with light farm work, no field
work, Room, board, small sal-
ary. Mrs. M. B. Davis, Fairburn, a,

eet.

Want white girl of aaa cha
acter, for light farm. work, ne
field work. $3.00 week, room
and board. Write at once. Mrs
M, W. Gunter, Atlanta, 9
Ormewood Ave

Want white woman, 20-35
yrs, old for light farm work,
no field work. $3.00 week and
home. Mrs, E. M. McDonald

Winder. Rt. 3. A Bic

Want white woman, 20-46
for light farm work, no fie
work. $2.00 week and. live as
one of family. Mrs. E. L. Haa.
cock, Leslie.

Want woman, 20- 46 for li
farm work, no field work,
Home, board, clothes and. lit-
tle spending money. Miss Delia
Meier, Gainesville, 362 E,
Myrtle te

Want woman with two boys,
14 yrs. or older, to help rua
Dairy. Also want man to help
care for and operate farm ma-
chinery, repair farm buildings,
etc. Cyril Brennan, Columbus.

Want middieaged, reliable,
white woman or settled girl tor
gen. light farm work, no fiel
work, Home and small salar
Must be capable of responsi-
bility. Apply at once. Mrs. El-
via E. Andrews, Newton.

Want middleaged womat
white, for gen light farm work.
no field work. Must be tho
oughly reliable. Come see. 1
R. J. Conner, Thomaston R

Want white woman or girl,
18 to 35, for light farm work,
no field work. $2.00 to $3.00
week. Mrs, T.. W. Poole, Atco,

- Want 1 family to work on
farm, On halves or for wages
House and wood furnished.
Write or see. i Pes Stroud,
Austell. Rt. 1: 43

Want settled: reliable women
(one who really needs a home
preferred), for light farm work,
no field work. Small salary.
Mrs. J. sds es Brookhaven,
Pinegrove Ave

Want oun: woman wi
some education, for light farm
work, no field work. C. C.

Scarborough, Atlanta, Care of

Gen, Del.

Want intelligent young man
slightly crippled or ctherwise
handicapped. for gen. light farm
work about the ylace. Start eo

$2.00. week and keep. H.-

Smith, Augusta, Rt ee

Want married man, hae or
colored, for gen farm work for
wages, house | and wood. furnish-
ed. State age, wages expected
and how soon could come, S.
L. Calfee, Brunswick.

Want colored woman forlig
farm. work, no _ field wor!

Board and small salary, and ae

in house in yard. State sala
expected. Bode Roberts, Pal-
metto,

Want clean, neat, attr ach

young woman for light farm

work, no field work.
home and salary. G. W.
row, Elberton. RE. 2:

Want good wage hand, $20. me

| mo. board and laundry, wi

half ef every . Saturday. Solid
time. A. J. Wells, Jr., Ashland.
Rt. 2, Box 157.

Want settled woman for

light farm work, no field work,
Ho : Moon, Carlton. Rt. Bee
Want nice, healthy woman,
20-50 for light farm work, no
field work Write at once. R. A.
Land, Kathleen. Rt, 1.

Want man to work in dairy

| with bey old enough to do good

farm work. Must be good milk-
er. Dont. write, come see me at
once. 3 mi. Decatur, just off
Lawrenceville. Rd. Jv A. Va
degriff. Decatur, Rt. Ao

Want family with 2 men to
farm and milk. Have 2 tracto1
and 2 mules. Must be able and
willing to work. Good pay by
week. J. P. Glore, Austell, R
2, Care of Glores Dairy.

Want woman. over 25, to liv
as one of family on farm: ey
perienced, able and willing to
help with chickens, milk cov
hoe gen. crops and gather vege
tables, ete. Mrs. R. I, Trae
Valdesta. Rt. 4,

Want color ed or white, clea
honest boy or man whe wants

passes door, 5 mi. city, 1- cow
and mule to be cared for, als

ik. J. Paul, Albany, Rt, 3, B

314,

Want settled white woma
for light farm work. for h
and reasenable iy. W
Colson, Hazlehurst. Rt