Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1942 October 14

DEPARTMENT Ce AGRICULTURE
TOM LINDER yy COMMISSIONER |



NUMBER +4







EDITORIALBy Tom Linder se | consideration the shortage of fertilizer and the Farisie of

labor under which next year s crop must be produced and a
of vested. ;
he Mar Production Board has disgited 55% as much 3 In my opinion, it will be a mistake to Shae too many i
e] as was used in 1942 for the 1943 crop. | of crops because with labor short it is probable that some e

is has reference to such materials as Nitrate of Soda, | crops will need harvesting at the very time that later crops Bie
te of Ammonia, etc. in need of cultivation.

his fertilizer can be supplemented by the addition of Cot a It would be well to stick largely to staple crops as the more
d Meal, Peanut Meal and other organics. |: perishable crops will present a-greater problem at gathering

he Office of Price Administration has also limited the _ time, both as to harvesting and as to marketing.

ber of grades of mixed fertilizer to the following: : AB asece Quantities Of Food Will Be Necdad :

3-12-6 4-8-8
4-2-1090 ~* 4-12-4 > Unless large quantities of food are produced in 1943 we

4-8-4 : 16-0110. 3S will: be faced with the necessity of very stringent rationing ie :
40-8 gs all foods by 1944.
4-8-6 : I believe it is the part of patriotism as well as the part. of
good judgment for farmers to plant those crops which will Bee
duce the greatest amount of food. #
We can get along without the more delicate foade and
Ss otters now stand, no Nitrate of Soda or Sulphate of should the necessity arise we can get along for a while without
ia is available for winter grain crops that are oe oe a balanced ration, provided we have sufficient amounts of staple
ed next year. s foods.
you are sowing oats or wheat, either for feed or for erie : On most ee farms large quaneies of corn, hay, velvet
act should be kept in mind because under ordinary con- beans, peas, etc., can be produced.
grain crops to which no top dresser, is pe will To the extent that labor and fertilizer is available, cotton,
a os. yield per acre than where the top dresser is Continued a Pade ive







Livestock Sales, Georgia Auction Markets

F h F ruits and Ve etables Reports received at this office show following average prices paid
res & S | for No. 1 hogs at the Live Stock Auction Markets named:

Detober 9, 1942 Atlanta October 9, 1942 Per CWT

$1.40-$1.50 October 1,Valdosta $ -$13.75 4
.60- 1.00 October 2Thomasville z : =- 14,00
1.50- 2.50 October 5Sylvester - 14.21
40- .70 October 6Macon Z 2s ses 14.25
A0- .60 -October 7Arlington : ~- 13.75 |.
50-5 October 7Bainbridge =13.665
65- 1.25 TOP FED CATTLE coe
2.50- 2.75: October 1Valdosta ; : $ 9.00-$11.95
per bu. hors. 1.50- 3.00 October 2Thomasville 10.00- 11.00
Potatoes, bulk, per bu. 2 .50- 1.00 October 5Sylvester s < - 1160
ips (bunched), per doz. bunches 40- .65 ~ October 7Arlington : 11.00- 12.00
ip Salad, per bu. hprs. 25- 40 - October 7Bainbridge - 11.00





























































rs in Atlanta and other cities (FOB. points enaoued) as furnished by the State Bureau of Markets. a sy
Grades B and C and Current Receipts (yard run) are quoted by wholesalers from 2c to 5c per dozen below these.
October 2,1942 Always subject to variation

LO7 ing are quotations by wholesale deale
d are for Georgia Grade A eggs only.



Atlanta



rge, Whiie, Grade A, Doz.
Medium, Grade A, Doz.
mall, Grade A, Doz.









Second Hand Machinery For Sale..2
Second Hand Machinery Wanted._2
Flowers and Seed For Sale

Plants For Sale _

Beans and Peas For Sale :
Seed FOr Sale A se
Incubators and Brooders_._ eo Sie
Honey Bees and Bee Supplies_ 2
Peanuts and Pecans For Sale 2
Pecan and Other Fruit Trees... 2
Tobacco -For sale] === = Namen ae
Fruit and Butter-for Sale
Miscellaneous For Sale __
Miscellaneous Wanted

Grain and Hay For Sale.

Rabbits and Cavies

Sheep afid Goats For Sale
Cate. Khor Siie

Leghorn, Ib.

















butter, best table, lb,
Deas, mixed, bu.
peas, not mixed, bu.
rm (80 }bs. to bu.), bu.





















sotatoes, Per 100 Ibs.
(Green), Per 100 lbs.
age, (White), Per 100 Ibs.
No. 1, Peavine, per ton iene Hogs For Sale
tos SS yer. Sea ee Horses and Mules For Sale
i Livestock Wanted _.___
el. Shelling Plant) = : : : = : Poultry Wanted ___
seed (Prime) ee Positions Wanted. L
oe oe oe Poultry: Por Sale. = =
S ay : ee nent | 3 Farm Help Wanted
ut meal, 45 per cent

2.90





























MARKET BULLETIN |

MACHINERY FOR SALE|



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on the mailing list and for change of address to STATE BUREAU
OF MARKETS, 222 STATE CAPITOL, Atlanta.



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peated only when request is accompanied by nw copy of notice.



a Limited space will not permit insertion of notices containing
more than 30 words including name and address.



Under Legislative Act the Georgia Market Bulletin dos not
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- 212 Pace St., Covington, Ga.
Editorial and Executive Offices

State Capitol, Atlanta. Ga:



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

of |



Entered az second class matter
august 1, 1937, at the Post Office
t Covington, Georgia, under Act

ot June 6, 1900.

Accepted for

mailing at special rate of postage
provided for in Section 1103, Act

of October 8. 1917.

TOM LINDER

Plan Now1943 Crop Should
Receive Careful Consideration

Continued from Page One

peanuts, syrup and like crops can be produced and
every farmer should try to make his farm self-sus-
taining as to bf, hogs, poultry and eggs with as much

surplus to sell as, possible.

No one can foresee how long this war will last
. or to what extremities it will bring us.

a

Every farmer who is in position to do so should
try to begin raising enough mules and horses to re-

place losses and to substitute for tractors as they are
worn out. and no longer fit for use.

Cotton Is A Food Crop

One fact that is generally overlooked is that cot-|
_ton is one of the best food crops produced on land

: that is suited to cotton.

Cooking oil, lard, etc., made from cottonseed oil
and beef and milk produced from cottonseed meal,
amount to more as food for people than the corn that
would be produced on the same land.

Also, where cotton is
lized a very good crop of

produced and well ferti-
oats or wheat can be pro-

duced behind the cotton without additional fertilizer. |
Pastures

Now is the time to plan and prepare for pastures
for milk cows and yearlings so that they will not re-|
quire too much feed out of the barn. A bushel or

ound of dry feed that is

saved by having pastures

is just the same as another bushel or pound of feed

produced.
A bushel saved is a

bushel made.

Highly perishable. crops and crops that are too

much of a gamble should,

in my opinion, be avoided

or greatly reduced from the normal acreage.

It is wise to plan next years operations so as to
get the maximum benefit of what labor is available.
Where winter crops are grown and turned in the

spring, there is a greater

gamble in making a crop

than on land that is reasonably smooth.
For this reason, where it is known that part of
the land cannot be cultivated next year, it would be

well to plant.winter cover

crops now and plan to let

these crops remain as a cover of the land during next
summer. A year from now this land can be turned
and either seeded to winter grains or will make ideal
land for cultivating in 1944.

Land that is planted in grain now can be seeded

in the spring to lespedeza or other cover crops suited

to the particular soil and will produce a good crop
uring next summer without any additional labor.

TOM LINDER,
Commissioner of Agriculture.



| SECOND HAND
ACHINERY FOR SALE

SECOND-HAND

MACHINERY FOR SALF ,



disc Athens Tiller; 5 t.,
is Chalmers Combine, about
rs. old: Moline Combine, al-

most 6 ft., 1942 model: 2 row
of planters. ad cultivators
lis nee tractor, also



er $25. 00.
\ 2. oats c Edmondson, aemDDNS

One 42 Int. Combine, used
very little. equipped for rye,
wheat, barley, oats, vetch, soy
beans; peas and lespedeza. Will
sell for $450.00. after Nov. 10.
Floyd Quarles, Ellijay, Rt. 5.

1, 2-H, slat wing, No. 10 Mo-

line turn plow, $10.00; 1; 2-H.
solid wing Nov 13 Oliver turn
plow, $10.00; 1 large long wing

4. ft.). terracing plow, $20.00:

1, 2-H. wagon, fair condition,
~Bxt for ood seed

sEcome HAND



Double disc Athens plow for
Allis Chalmers tractor, plowed
lss than 2 acres. R. E. Bird-
song, Macon. Rt. 3.

1 good farm bell, value $500,
cash, or exe., for chickens or

White, Ga., Rte ods

Tt hy ye gas eng., well cared
for, ready to run, for use on a
farm, $125.00; Ce. J. Hardman,
Commerce.

1 Syracuse turn plow, for sale
or trade for farm produce. W.
B. Lewis, Dougias, 915 Ethel St.

A Stave silo, 13 ft. by 27 ft.,
(built under the Harder Patent)
offered at a bargain; nearly
new rotary hoe for sale or exc.,
for good, used 8 ft., dbl. acting
tractor harrow, or 5 dise John
Deere 1 way plow. J. H. Sibley,
Union Point.

1 Allis Chalmers 60 All-Crop
Harvester, in good cond., for
sale. T. F. Reese, Duluth.

2 iron beam 2-H. plows (not
turners), 30 ft., windmill tower,
cheap for cash. Ae oi, Harris,
Bradley. Box 75.

DeLaval Cream Separator,
No. 15, in good cond., and 2-5
gal. cream cans, $50. 00. J. R.
Goodwyne, Forsyth,



SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED



Want 1 horse wagon in good
cond. Prefer in Hall Co, New-
ton, Gainesville, Rt. 3.

Want tractor Caterpillar type
in good shape. Write fully what
you have and lowest price. M.
L. Crawford, Tiger.

Want a 3 to 5 row grain drill
with fertilizer attachment, also

Write. Alfred J. Yarber, Gills-
ville. P. O. Box 44.

Want for cash, a good 1 horse
wagon, used or new, del., at
Clarkesville. E. W. Franklin,
Clarkesville.

Want a good Cultivator and
a 2 horse wagon. Henry Fort-
enbery, Carters, Rt. 1.

be

3 rows at a time. Give cond.,
and price. H. L. Willtams, Bax-
ley.

Want to buy a Van Brunt
Fertilizer Grain Drill, good
cond., or bad. Give description
and price. Doyle Ballard, a
more.

Want Corn planter good Sonid.

Quill.

Want 2nd hand syrup kettle,
40 to 60 gal. cap. State cond.,
price, etc. O. M. Moody, Coffee.
blk

Want good syrup pan or eva-
porator, Give length and lowest
cash price; also want pulley for
Allis Chalmers tractor. Lee
Patrick, Quitman. Rt. 1.

Want 2 bottom 14 in. tractor
mould board plow, Case or John
Deere preferred, also interest-
ed in Deere B tractor, not used
more than 1 season. M. G. Clark
Donalsonville.

Want 1 garden tractor in A-1
cond., cheap for cash. 1 old
model Fordson tractor with
steel wheels in ee running
cond, Mrs. Myrtle Bankston,
Rt3; :

Want a Hammer mill John
Deere International, 10 in. Good
condition. State price and lo-
cation. G. W. Moseley, Thomas-
ton, 634 South Center.

Want farm wagon, preferably
new. Carl Strickland, Al-
pharetta, Rt. 1.

Want steam pressure canner,
home use. Good condition; de-
scribe, state price and size. C.
L: Holcombe, Decatur, 207 Jef-
ferson Place.

Want to buy a garden trac-
tor with plows and price. Clay-

LaFayette.



FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE



CORRECTION;

Lovely red Verbena, 25c doz.,
5 doz., $1.00. Add postage. Mrs.
T. W. Sutton, Macon, 289 Win-
ship St.



PLANTS FOR SALE



Cabbage plants, large fresh |
extra ea 3 oe and Chas, W.,
500, 75; Ne Fe Del. postpaid.
Fresh del and



anything: can use. L. M. White,

13/4 to 1 h. p. garden tractor...

ton W. Peacock, Supt. Schools,.

Want a Seeder that will plant |

Cheap for cash. Ernest Parker, |

guar, F. F.|

plant now for berries

large var., 15 C.;

' paragus,



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ee

PLANTS FOR SALE



Chas: Ww, Barly J., J. W. cab-

bage plants, $1. 00 M. 500, 60;

200, 30c. All del. Full count. J.
P, Mullis, Baxley, R. 4.

Large type Lady Thompson
Strawberry plants, well -rooted,
next
spring, 60c C.; $5:00 M. del. Mrs.
T. W. Hagood, Atlanta, 762
Lake Ave. N. EB. JA. 7344-J.

Chas. W. cabbage plants,
from Long Island seed, now
ready, 500, 75c; $1.25 M. del:;
10 M., $10.00, exp. col. Prompt
shipment. W. O. Waldrip, Flow-
ery Branch, R. 1.

Sage plants, with good roots,
black cherries, 214 to 3 ft,

Moores Black grape with ea.
order: few Hackworth apples
All $1.00 doz. Helen Horsley,
Waco, R. 2.

Klondike strawberry plants,
500, $1.00; $1.75 M.; Lady_T.,
500, $1.25: $2.00 M. Del. Nice
young plants: no. chks. Ethel
Crow, Gainesville, Ro 2:

Large amt. large red straw-

berry plants, 45c C. Send post-

age. Mrs. S. L. Hendrix, Doug-
lasville, R. 1.

Ga. collard plants, 15 C.;
Klondike strawberry plants,
large Indian
peach seed, 25c doz; yllow
crook neck squash seed, 25c
teacupful; Add postage. Rosie
Crowe, Cumming, R. 1.

Hardy Eldorado plackberry
and Lueretia dewberry plants,
large ee rooted plants,
$1.00 C.; 2 M., $15.00. Mrs C.
M. Robinson, Greenville.

Barly large var strawberry
plants, 150, $1.00; Large type
white or col. ducks, $1.25 ea.
at my place. 5 mi. out Summier-
ville Rd. Mrs. . Lynch, Rome.

- Lucretia dewberry, McDon-
ald Earliest Blackberry, large
rooted Kudzu, Mature Celestial

Fig cuttings, pear ist yr.,. $1.00

C.: Himalaya Blackberry, Wash-
ington Asparagus, $1.75 C.
Postpaid. J. W. Toole, Macon,
83 Burton Ave.

Nice everbearing strawberry
plants, 25c C.; Exc. 1 C. plants
for 2 white 100 cap. sacks. Add

ostage.. Callie Grindle, Dah-
onega, ue

HEverbearing Strawhrry

plants, 25c C.; $2.00 M. Exc. for
printed or whit chicken feed
sacks. Mrs. E. T. Thornton,

Bowdon, R. 1.

Klondike strawberry Ban
$1.50 M:: Lady T., $2.00 M All
del. Prompt shipment. Full
count. Mrs. Geo, L. Durand,
Gainesville, R. 2.

Strawberry plants; 2 or 3 M.
Mastodon, Premier and Ever-
bearing, 40c G. here at my farm.
R. W. Jordan, Atlanta,
Barnett St. NeW.

Klondike strawberry plants,
$2.50 M. Postpaid. Mrs. Toma
Reynolds, Gainesville, R. 2.

Wakefield cabbage, Kale, "AS-
Rutabagas, Endive,
Iceburg Lettuce, collards, 35c C.
del. Mrs. H. V. Franklin, Reg-
ister.



BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE



Have 12 or 15 lbs. of edible
Soy beans, 30c lb, Mrs. T. G.
Fleming, Athens, Rt. 1.

Early extra tender hull white
garden bean; also striped half-
runner, very tender hull, 30c
pt., 50c qt. Add 5 pt. for post-
age. - Satis. guar. Mrs. N. B.
poerby. Gainesville, Rt. 2.

12 Ibs. early, heavy bearing:

English peas, 25c Ib. FOB. Mrs.
M. W. Chance, Bartow, Box 76,
Bt.



SEED FOR SALE



Special type Hard seed
Crimson clover seed; unhulled.
Write for sample. Also high
class Duroc boar and _ gilts
(hogs). Apr. farrow. Can _ be
reg. for sale. S. L. Thornton,
Dewyrose, R. 1.

Collard seed, 30c Ib,..or 20c
Ib. in 100_ tb. lots. H. C. Car-
michael, Tifton.

200 Ibs. Old time seedling
peach seed, 2%c lb. at barn:
Magnolia seed, 25c, 25. with. red
coats fell from burr. Mrs. R. I.
Allgood, Oxford.

Bur Clover seed; sieved dirt
to innoculate (Southern). FOB.
H. C. Reid, Hogansvile.

Few thousand Ga. old fash-
ioned red cane for seed and few
thousand P. C. (Canal Point or

708). cane seed, 1c ea. stalk at|
if 10

i. Ss. Waycross. 1

ae

Postpaid. No chks.



troughs and 1 water si
Thermostat control. Used



Want 1 electric
brooder, 5 or 6 sctions,
shape and yriced reaso
A. Riley, Boston. :

Want 4 good: 300-500 e
Inc., oil burning. Must
good cond. W. F. Bi
ham.





60 GAL. SORGHUM

1 gal. glass container,

lent quality, $1.50 gal. A
exc. 10 bu. rye for 12 bu
yielding oats, at my bar
Loy. Oakman.



HONEY BEES e N
SUPPLIES FOR SA



7% lbs. bright beesw

Ja

Ellis, Albany, R. 3.
6, 10 Ib. pails pure ext.

($6.50 FOB. here; 3-

$3.50; 2-10 Ib. pails, 2
in 3rd zone, $3.10.
Crummey, yesup: Box 117
Pure honey, 1942 cr
packed in glass 1% Ib., |
and 5 lb., containers,
and 75c. ea, You pay c
chgs. O. H. Bradbury,



PEANUTS AND PE
FOR SALE :



876

ricot,
trees. Ali orders pos



New crop large ae pe
from 3-4 in. in the T

for seed or roasting, |

P. B. Brown, Ball Gro
Large rd peanuts, thi
crop; $3.25 bit. G. TT.
Ball Ground, R. 1.



PECAN AND OT
FRUIT TREES FOR



vines, 3 yrs. old, 75c;

var. apple, peachtr

up; James Curton, A
Peachtres, all lea

state insp., true
$60.00 M.: $7.00 C.; ; GE
$50.00 M.: $6.00 G ;
Travis, Riverdale,

Apple, plum, pear, pe
fig, all ki

doz. 2-3 yr. size.
Cairo, 2:

Best var. of apple,
pear, cherry trees, oth
to:t

that are adapted
at reasonable prices.
T. M. Webb, Ellijay.

Huckleberry, gooseber
plums, black haw, cral
black muscadines, 3 f
doz. Add postage. M
lene Watson, Toomsbor

red plum sprouts,
Mtn. huckleberry 4
postage. Miss Lois_
jay. ao.

POTATOES A
VEGETABLES F



Sweet potatoes | for :
patch. Bring truck;
plow when truck arr
Mobley, Conyers.



Chewing tobace
mellow, 8 Ibs., $-
Paul Lightsey, &

Aged: oe mel!



oe

e, dried horseapples,
. tansy, 25 doz.; 5

ta ow, 20 1b. Send post- |.

. B: C. Butts, Chipley,
pe oe. 2

ed apples, 15c Ib.: 10 lbs.,
yellow root, 25c lb. Mrs

Eller, Ellijay, R. 3.
fice, fresh yellow country
sr in 1 1b. brick prints; 45c
.; 8 or 10 Ibs: wk. Mrs. P.

Hyatt, Bowdon, R. 8.



MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE

hand picked shade dried

.. Also in 25c and 50c

BS.; age plants, rooted, 2, 25c;
+ $1.00 doz.; $7.50 C. Vir-
,000 sugar cane, mixed with
bbon cane, $2.00. C; Avg.
ht 3 ft.; Also have between
1000 P. O. J. cane for

$1.75 C.: Avg. height, 4-5 /

[. Rentz, Jesup, R. 2.
ge $1,00 Ib. Add postage.
: A. Finley, Johntown.
Vhite artichokes, 5c Ib. FOB.
order for less than 50 Ibs.
San furn. about 300 bu. del.. to
Nov. 15. E. J. Mason, At-
a, 934 Glenwood Ave., .

Giant

ying and tail feathers. 25c
el Barbara Lee, Red Oak.

!and Green Long Cayenne

pper and the Chili, any amt,, |

or more, 15c: lb. del.
filled, day rec. E. M. Lee,
a.

-Ibs. pure pulverized sage,
megrown, $1.00 Ib. for lot.
us shipping chgs. Joe M.

khead. Union City. . :

tle, yellow\ root, wild
bark, 25 1b.; Catnip,
chound, peppermint, 25c doz.
Martha White, Dahlonega,

wy ladyslipper,
$1.00 doz.: Pink Ladyslip-
.50 doz.; Gienseng roots

15 ea.; |

ea.; $1.00
Ginseng sed, 3c ea.; 40
1.00. All postpaid. W. A.
Bermuda and carpet grass
oots, $1.00 bu.; strawberry
ants, 300, $1.00; All kinds
ruit trees, Tung oil and pecan
rees, 2-3 yr. old, $1.25 doz.
stpaid. W. J. Pearce, Cairo,
2:

pore. Barred Rock chickens,
ys, sage plants, shallots,
lants, bantams, for sale. Mrs.
M. Smoak, Griffin, R. 4.
Steady source supply high
florist and horticulturists
at Humus, car lead lots. Will
ider exc. for other florist
ories. Charles A. Stone,
ania.
nh cured red hot pepper,
pt. and postage; 1 pr. young
ittercup chickens, $3.00 pr.;
want some nice clumps,
red rhubarb pie plants,
onable price. Mrs. C. R.
ells, Monroe, Rt. ly

Good clean used goose feath-
s, 50c lb. Mrs. Helen Chap-
1. Woodbine.

MISCELLANEUUS
: WANTED





nt some good country ham
d bacon. Mrs. J. W. Moore,
lanta, 979 Dill Ave.. S. W.
ITTONSEED WANTED:
Nant Rucker No. 11 cotton-

nic and in 10 or 20 bu.

State price. Mancy Osborne

DZU SEED WANTED:
Want some Kudzu seed and
ien time to plant. W. A. Simp-
1, McDonough.
CANS WANTED:
Want 20 lbs. pecans, 1 bu.
od eating peanuts, 1_ bu.
ickeyed crowder peas. State
rice FOB. Also want 4 fresh
sed hams, 4 sides when cold
ather begins. Mrs. Nelson M.
as, College Park, R. 1.

ant to buy direct from farm
500 lbs. 1942 grown runner
ers, for seed. Will pay 6c
Send fair sample. W. H.

h, Blackshear.
NUT MEATS WANTED:
Want to buy some _ shelled
meats and shelled pe-

gs. Quote price



| 85e bu. FOB. F. L. Royal,

Bie Capon andj
turkey feathers. Free.

large |



Sanford wheat, $1.50 bu., 1st.

yr. from the breeder. L. O.

Benton, Monticello.

100 tons No: 1 runner peanut
hay, $10.00 ton, FOB. J. S.
Todd, Baxley, Rt, 3.

300 bu., Coker Victory oats,
Un-
adilla. oer

Cokers Fulgrain and Cokers
Victorgrain seeed oats for sale.

Frank Armistead, Waynesville.
100 bu. Sanford wheat, $1.45:

bu. Riley . Couch, Turin.
_ Sanford wheat, $1.75 bu. L.
Thornton, Atlanta, 1190 Blvd,
N. E. :
Fullghum and Fulgrain oats
for planting, 75c bu: FOB here.
J. F. Lowe, Ft. Valley.
250 bu.. Cokers Victor Grain

seed oats 85c bu. Will trade for,

corn; bu. for bu. Bring corn and
get oats, but write before com-
ing. Ben R. Tanner, Sanders-
ville, RFD 1, Box 9; Phone 402-
J3. ee :

Peanut hay, for sale. Can be
del. in about 5 ton lots: W. B.

Fraser, Arabi.

Bright, clean Coker Full-

grath oats, 70c bu. FOB. J. D.
Duke, Ft. Valley.

Cokers Hardired Wheat, 1st

yr. from Coker, $2.00 bu. W. M.

Wright. Ft. Valley.



RABBITS AND CAVIES |:

FOR SALE



Guinea pigs, any color: 75c

and $1.00 ea., for grown stock, |
either sex; $1.50 ea. Mrs. J. A. |

Nix, Columbus, Warm Springs

Road. .
Dark grey rabbits, 2 mo., 75c/

pr.; 1 Chinchilla buck, 5 mos.,
$1.25; Black doe, 10 mos. bred,
$2.50: Red doe, 1 yr., bred, $4.00:
Belgium doe, bred $2.00; Angora
buck, $1.50; Also pr. game ban-
tams, $1.50. Loekard Bell, At-

Janta, 264 Alexander St., N. W.





SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE



7

Reg. Saanah male, Donufrel
S-3456 A. G. S.. Proven Sire of
high producing daugh'ters at
Stud. Breeding fee, $3.00- Free
pasture for dry does. W. J.
Sumlin, Atlanta, 730 Gran
Ave., N. W. Center Hill.

Extra large Reg. 20 Ilb., 11
oz. Saanan buck, Fee $3.00;
Does boarded, 3 heavy pro-
duction bred Reg. Saanan does.
All bred to above buck. All
papers. 1 young mixed blood
breed doe. Edwin Simpson,
Atlanta, 695 Paynes Ave., N. W.

At Stud, Sir Roderick, the
most outstanding Toggenburg
buck, of the South. Reg., ped.
and naturally hornless. Proven
sire of high milk producers,

with large percentage female:

hornless kids. Service fee, $5.00
same price to all. John Hynds,
Atlanta, 98 Warren St., N. E.
DE. 5140.

1 milk goat and male kid,
$20.00 for the two. Call and
pay. J. W. Blackwell, Lincoln-
ton.

White Saanen, Nubian billy
goat, 9 mos. old, ready for ser-
vice, $8.00: Service fee, $1.00;
Young nannie to freshen Feb.,
$10.00; Doe to kid in late winter

still giving milk, $18.00. Mrs. I. |:

Jolley, Atlanta, R. 7, Box 138.

1 Reg, Hampshire Buck sheep
$17.50 or swap for 2 good lambs
ewes or buck and ewe; 2 good
Hampshire buck lambs for 2
good ewe lambs or 2 good pigs,
O; 1G, of Hampsnire. J. F.
Wellborne, Rock Springs.

23 head of sheep, nice and
fat, avg. wt. from 75 to 100
Ibs., ea. AH about 2 yrs. old;
20 ewes, 2 rams, 1 lamb, Sheep,
$7.00 ea.; Lamb, $3.00 at my
farm. W. L. Coxwell, Warren-
ton. :

At Stud., Reg Saanen buck
and a very fine Toggenburg
buck. Both from heavy milk.
Stock Reg., $5.00; Grades, $3.00.
Z. R. McElroy, Atlanta, 205
Norwood Ave., N. E. Phone DE.
BTL0.

5 young bred ewes, $5.00 ea.,
FOB. at lot. M. F. Coxwell,
Warrenton.

White Saanen Buck, 2 yrs.
old, for sale, J. M. Ketcheried,
Conley, R. 1.

Fine reg. Saanen buck, ready
for service, large to age and no
better breeding in the South,
$25.00. C. T. Gaines, Buford,

Reg. Holstein male, |
from best of blood lines, $125.00.
W. P: Bruce, Atlanta, 815 Ponce
De Leon Ave, :

Sek 4 :

2 thoroughbred Jersey bulls.
Can be reg. in buyers name, 1-6
mos. old, $50.00: 1-3 mos. old,
'340:00; FOB. J. C. Gassaway,
Fayetteville, R. 3. Soe

8 mos. old, Hereford bull
ealf, $30.00: O: S. Duggan,
Chester.

2 excellent Jersey milch cows
due to freshen soon, $75.00! and
$125.00 for immediate del.; Or
will rent them to responsible
party till May .15, 1943. If in-
terested; come see them. Frank
Cain, Buford, R. 2. (Near Zion

: Hill Church).

3 purebred male Guernsey

calves, 3-4 wks. old, from 4 gal. :

cows, $15.00 ea. D. L. Roberts,
' Cedartown.

1, 10 mos. old, stock bull, from

good stock. $50.00 at barn.
eee Cason, Tallapoosa, R.

Aberdeen Angus bull, 750-800
lbs., gentle, 2% yrs. old, entitl-
ed to reg., $100.00 cash. Will
not del. George Cook. Machen.

9 head purebred Herefords; 1.

male, 1300 lbs.: 3 cows, with 2

calves; 2 Heifers, 18 mos. old;
3 calves, 5 and 6 mos. old. W.
M.'Gartrell. Blue Ridge.

_ Have 4, 2 yr. old bulls, out of
Silver Metal dam, 5 or 6 heif-

ers, ages on from baby calves

up to bred heifers. R. C. Wil-
liams. Douglasville. ;

1 good milch cow, as near
perfect as you will find, $50.00.
Elliott Agnew, Canon, _

2 yr. old Jersey and Cuern-
sey, mileh cow, expecting Ist
calf Jan. 15th, for sale. Owen
.K. Henley, 316 Macon Dr: Rt.
No, 1, Atlanta.



HOGS FOR SALE



1 fine brood. sow, $28.0.
Garland Adams, Dahlonega.

16 gilts, P. . and Duroc
eross,. 6 mos. old, wt. 150-200
lbs. All gilts been bred to
Spotted P. C. boar. 13 barrows,
160-200 lbs., 6 mos. old, Spot-
ted P, C. and Duroe cross, Ex-
tra good shoats. Also 3 grades
of shoats, 3 mos. old, mostly P.
-C., $12.00 ea. N. W. Parham,
Warm Springs.

. Red Reg. Berkshire pigs, and
gilts, ready for del. C. B. Col-
lins,. Hazlehurst. *

O. YT. Ce pigs, 6 wks. old,
4 Poland China pigs, 6 wks. old.;
$15.00 pr. at my place, or $8.00
ea.: near Flowery Branch on
the old Gains farm. Earl Fra-
sure, Flowery Branch, R. 2.

3 Duroc gilts, bred to O. I. C.
male, Aug. 20, $25.00 ea. 5 mi.
N. W. Rising Fawn. R. B. Crane,
Rising Fawn, R 1.

Purebred O. I. C. pigs; 1 gilt,

7 mos. ol@ with, Ped. papers,

. $30.00; Also 5 gilts, 3 males, 2
mos. old, with Ped. papers.
$12.50 ea. Gilbert B. Brown,
Commerce, R. 5.

15 O. I. C. and Chester 8 wks.
old pigs, for sale. J. H. Collins,
Atlanta, Mt. Olive Rd., R. 4.
Box 405; Phone CA. 4906.

BD pigs, 8 pure O. I. Cy 7
oO. I, C. and Hampshire cross-
ed, will be 8 wks. ol.d Oct. 12th.
$7.00 ea. for pure; $6.00 for
crossed. G. N. Strong, Newnan,
Rik

Nice thrifty 6 wks. old pigs
for sale. Cross between Berk-
shire and White Chester, $6.00
ea. if taken now. S. A. Verner,
Lavonia, R. 1.

6 good pigs, White Chester
crossed with Berkshire, will be
6 wks. old, Oct. 10th. $5.00 ea.
here or $12.00 pr. shipped. R.
L. Albea, Metasville..

Spotted Poland China and
Berkshire pigs, 6 wks. old, Oct.
21. C. C. Newton, Gainesville,
R. 3, Lyman St.

Purebred Hampshire
Spring farrowed, ex-world
Champion bloodlines. Reg. in
buvers name, either sex. I. M.
Flowers, Ludowici, R. 2.

Black Guinea, Poland China
and cross breed pigs, 6-8 wks.
old, $6.00 ea.; 3 Poland China
shoats, 30 Ibs., $8.00 ea.; 50-60
lb. sizes, $19.00.ea. Send M. O.
C. R. Wade, Warrenton.

1 thoroughbred Spotted Pol-
and China boar, age 1% yrs. old,
wt. 400 to 450 Ibs., $60.00. J.
R. Goodwyne, Forsyth, R. 2.

Champion blooded _ spotted
Poland China pigs, boars and
bred gilts, prices reasonable. F.
H,. Bunn, Midville.

Fine young Spotted Poland
China boar, $35.00; 5 bred gilts,
$30.00 to $45.00 ea.; 5 pigs,
$10.00 ea. C. D. Carley, Atianta,

pigs,



525 Peters St. S. W. RA. 4137.

1800 or 850 Ibs.



1 dark bay horse mule, 13
-yrs. old, wt., about 850 Ibs.,
work anywhere, not a blemish
never been sick, $50.00 cash at.
barn. 10 mi. E. Swainsboro. J.
W. Hamm. Summit, R.1.

Large, well trained saddle
horse, about. 9 yrs. old, in good
condition, gentle, work single
or dbl. $100:00. Also 1 steel



wheel farm wagon for team: or
tractor hitch, in good. condition,
$50.00 at farm. Clint S. Nobles
Cochran, R. 4. Box. 130.

8 yrs. old high spirited

3-
Swap for heifers. -H. Clayton:
Garrett, Gainesville, Box 56. |

1 big black Jennet with. white
points, weighing about. 750 or

anything can use on the farm.
C. H. Gray, Boilingproke.

Saddle horses and work
horses cheap. 1 mi. Irwinton, on

son, Irwinton, R. 1.

1 bay mare mule, 11-12 yr
old, good\ smooth worker, 850
lbs., Sell or exc. for good work
mare, with good work qualities:
and not over 10 yrs. old. Write
or see. C.. C. Hadley, Chipley,
RFD 1. :

1 mare mule, 1200 ha. about
12 yrs. old, good condition, does:
not mind. work, $125.00: Also 1
mare, 4 yrs. old, broke to plow
and an excellent saddle pony,
extra good condition, wt. about
600 or 700 Ibs. $125.00: A. R.
Peavey, McRae, R. 1.

1 black mare, work-anywhere,
wts. 1150 to 1200 Ibs., about
I mi. No. EH. Marietta Camp
Ground. R. F. Dickerson, Mari-
ettay R243

. A 7 yr. old sorrel mare, wt.
around 1100 lbs., gentle, sound,
work anywhere, sell at once,
$125.00 cash. On Hwy. 2 mi. W.
Emma. Floyd Breedon, Emma.

Good pert mule, wt. about
$50.00 at my
house. D. C. ONeal, Uvalda, R.
-1, Box 45.

1 eood work mare, fine cond..,
also 1 good mule, for sale at my
place, Lo mi, Pucker. H.
Carithers, Stone Mtn. Rt. 2.



LIVESTOCK WANTED



CATTLE WANTED:

mules for cattle or will take in
good brood mare. No junk. B. E.

| Hale, Chickamauga.

Want to get in touch with
party having a heifer with
young calf or that will freshen
son, for cash. Must be no fur-
ther away than Waycross,

| Hazelhurst or Alma. - John R.

Young, Mershon, Rt. I.

HOGS WANTED:

Want 1 blue Guinea male and
gilt, small size, about 6 wks
old. Also want 15 Black Mino-
rca eggs, suitable for setting.
- M. Calhoun, Tarrytown, R.

C. boar, weighing around 75 or
'100 Ibs. G. B. Moore, Macon, R.
6.

Want a Reg. Hampshire maie
pig at once. Geo. Chambers,
Leary.

Want 1 nice, healthy shoat,
good condition, prefer O. I. C..
weighing about 90 to 125 lbs.
Will pay cash-and frt. to Tate
or Jasper from any adjoining
County. Write what you have
to offer and price. Geo. L.
Green, Jasper,

HORSES AND MULES
WANTED:

Want a good pr. mules about

6 or 7 yrs. old, gentle and noth-

ing wrong with them. Henry
Fortenberg, Carters, Rt. 1.

Want to buy pony mare,
gentle, for small boy to handle;
want good mare, wt. 800-1000
Ibs., cheap for cash. O. M.
Moody, Coffee. Rt. 1.



- POULTRY WANTED



KARRED, WHITE AND
OTHER ROCKS:

_ Want 3 young White Rock
AAA cockerels, .also 3 AAA
English W. L, cockerels. Ad-
vise price, etc. Mrs. Emma
Green, Cartersville. RFD 3.
WYANDOTTES:

Want R. C. Silver Pinded
Wyandottes, and have R. C. S.
L. Wyandotte roosters for sale.
Ernest Williams, Monroe, Rt. 1.

BANTAMS:

Want bantam hens and pul-
lets, any kind. Will pay 25 ea.



R. C. McCollum, Albapy.

Want to exe. nice pr. match 4 2
ihens, 40c ea. D. P. Ruff

|

gaited, 1050 lbs. Grey Gelding, | esville. Rt. 5.

|
.

\
|

Go

Want to buy 1 purebred Oo. 1)

Will pay cash

50 or 100, absolutely
ity laying pullets, ei
Leghorns. or New Haz
Advise price at your
where you bought y
and chicks. H. Raifor
ney, Dunwoody, Rive!
MINORCAS:

Want 10 purebred
Minorca pullets, now
will be: within a. month

, voung cockerel, no cull

best price on the lot
ped FOB. Ulyses Gra

MISCELLANEOUS
CHICKENS:

Want to exec. pedi, On

800 Ibs., $40.00; or trade for; and 10 wks. old pigs, o

Ib. Jersey heifer for some
pullets and hens. State
hatched, kind and pri
Dukehart, Decatur, P

| 488.
Toomsboro Rd. Jim O. David- |

Want some young nul
wens. Quote kind, numb
hatched, prices: shipped
Otis Kilgore, Decatur, I
of Box 488.

Want 50 to 100 mixed (iz
breed pullets, also 100 B
Lerhorn hens or pullet
best price. A. D. Giles, Do
ville, Rt. 2: ae

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GE
DUCKS, ETC., WANTED:

Will pay 22c pound
toms wt. 15 to 20 lbs.,
2 hens wt. 10 to 14 Ib:
be plump, healthy birds:
hatch and strain. Also pay
price for 2. Spring Lambe.
pay fair cash price o
ehicks, A. P. Little
178 Pryor St. S. We



POULTRY FOR
\ { = he

ANCONAS:;

Sev. Aneona cockere
pard str., July hatch, $1.
at the farm, or $1.25 ea.
if shipped. Geo. Hardwic
pling. Ss

2 Ancona cockerels, Ist
2nd prize winners Southe
Fair, $3.50 and $2.50 ea
tively, FOB Atlanta. O
subject to prior .sale. To
Whitley, Hapeville, 478
Ave. Ca 9866,

1 Game bantam roost
3 hens, also 3 mixed b

lanta, 2488 Gordon Road,
6282. ee

1 pr. Golden Sebrig
ams, pullet and roost
bred, excellent markines
pair., lightly crated. M
Baggett. Douglasville

Game bantams, figh

1942 hatch stags, $2.00 ea

stags, $3.00

$3.50. Geo. :

East Point, 411 Lyle Ave.
Pure White Wyandotte

ams, for sale or exc. fo

breed chickens. H. C._

Savannah, 226 East 48

White Cornish bantam:
nice Fall grown pair,
Exhibition stock. ae
factory. R. H.. Shunt
lanta, 4323 Peachtr

woody Road.
/BANTAMS:

$1.25 ea; White King
(5e ea. $1.25 pr. Mr
Long, Bremen, Rt. 1.

A few pairs Rose Comb |
ams, $2.50 pair. E. E. 2
Warrenton.
BARRED WHITE AND
OTHER ROCKS: :

Sev. March hatch B. }
lets, now laying, $1
R. Gardner, Locust Gr

ea., or $4.50 for both. }
E, Sorrells, Sr., Royston.

50 B. R., pullets, 2%
old, Elrod str., 75c ea. a
place. No shipping. 6/10
from South Moreland A
(Name on mail box). J. J. Sh
er, Atlanta, Rt. 3. (Eas
Rd. S. E.) eS

DOMINIQUES:

A Dominique hen. (la
that wont roll and are flat
one side), for sale. W2
price and information.
Smith, Atlanta, 2428 (r
num St, :

GAMES:

Sniders
horse and
$7.50 ea.; hens, |
Grady stags and
ea.; S. A. Ginn Red and
Gray cocks, and 1 Ginn }
led cock, $5.00 ea. Eve



guar. Tom Weaver.







| POULTRY FOR SALE



ughbred spring hatch
sh roosters, $1.25 to $1.50
R. I. red rooster, 5 pul-
FOB. Mrs. Jesse

nish cockerels, long yel-
legs, last of April hatch,
su2:103

ee BE. Stone,

r large type Dark
cockers, around 6 lbs.,
, in lots of 2: June
pullets, same breed,
at my farm. H. Ww.

Be ne. Greensboro, a 5

ine, purebred Cornish roost-
15 mos. old, wt. 9% Ibs.,
5 extra nice cockerels, 5
old, wt. 5-6 lIbs., $1.50 ea.

: stock, =

ek legged
pril hatch, $1.25 ea. Money
Robert Denmark. Portal.

type Dark
Bull

large
roosters,

nere more than one is shipped,
$1.25 ea. single bird. Mrs. A.
Clarke, Abbeville. Rt. 2.

1 April}

, $1.50: 2 pullets, $1.00 ea.

irge type Dark Cornish eggs,

h1.45 per 16 prepaid. L.

: ylvester.

O.

purebred Lamonica
erels, a 00 ea. (Lamonic-

le hens, 200 Mch.
shatch; 125, Apr. 4941

culls, $1.15 ea. for lot
farm. Oreo Morgan,

eg., 102: 300 to 354 epee

, at $3.50 to $15.00 ea. FOB.
Johnson, Atlanta, 731
_ Place IN. OW.

ea. W. L. pullets, 1iye
25 percent, from good
in. Must sell at once. Write
0) ie see. Bryant Williams,

60 Barron Eng. type W. L.
dlets, 6% mos. old, beginning
y, treated and wormed.
(5.00 for lot, here. I furnish
cr. es and shipping, $80.00. You
ay Frt. Mrs. Joe Pullium, Jr.

bok Puilets Coane for
$12.50 FOB. Cash, no
J. AL Wood, LaFayette.

LS, PHEASANTS,
G ONS, | QUAIL, ETC.,
bout 50 White King pig-
Big bargain for entire
ome get them. No
to keep them here. Mrs.
| Fox, Vidalia, 405 Church

pr, and 2 extra male quails,

ry. and 1 extra white |

$4.00; 12 bantam hens
oosters, $5.50, or 40c ea.
EK. Hogue,
al . Lye. Ca. 4907.

ite King pigeons, fine
$1.25 pr., Common pig-

*50c -pr.. 3 pr. for $1.25:
different colors. Curtis
r., Enigma. Rt. 1.

1S (NEW HAMPSHIRE
HODE ISLANDS):

ed cockerels, $1.00 ea. .
pay express if taken
50 ea. plus exp. if
z Pua erorey order or

ee 4th hatch, oat:
some pullets, same

Ww Taying. p22. 50 for lot
0 J. Porter,
phone Wa.

April hatch S. C. R. I. Red
ts, $10.00 or $1.00 ea., also
White guineas, $2.00, Mrs.

3lack, The a Re,

$, GUINEAS, GEESE
S, ETC., FOR SALE:

inea hens, now laying,
a. Write first. Howard

Holland turkey hens
obbler, 6 mos. old,
rs. A. W. Arnold, New-

3 for

in good health,

~ Colquitt or Cook Co.;

farming.

Hapeville, 957





| 2 ducks (old ones). $1.50 or
| $1.00 ea. Trade for Game Bant-|
ams. C. L. Griffin, Gainesville.

718 Oak St.

.6 White Pekins, 5 ducks lay-
ing and drake, A- 1 cond., March
hatch, extra large, $6. 00 FOB.
Johnny Pece, College Park, 914
Bussey Road.

18 large White ducks, 2 old

ones, rest raised this year, 75c

ea. Bill Steedley, Alma, Rt. 3.

2 turkey toms and 2 hens,
Bronze type, $5.00 ea.: also 7

Leghorn hens, 75c ea. All at the.

yard. Mrs. L. Vv. Bramlett, Mari-
etta. Rt. 4. =

Hampshire Bronzed turkeys,
7 mos, old, 5 for $15.00; also
want sample of cotton from
Gin or third grade cotton. Mrs.
W. H. Sanders, Savannah Rt. 2.
(Wilmington Ysland.)

WYANDOTTES: :
22355 SWyandotte hens, 2
roosters, A-1 cond., 1941 hatch.
Just through molting and be-
ginning to lay, $1.25 ea. FOB,
Money Order. Gordan Pece, Col-
lege Park, 914 Bussey Rd.:



POSITIONS WANTED



Want place on farm as Car-
penter, caretaker, stock man or
general farm work. Have liv-
ed on farm all life, 60 yrs. old,
work. Burke Brady, Cairo,
510 North Broad St.

Young man, strong and ac-.

tive, draft. exempt, sober, wants
job on farm or nursery, eXxp.,
also drive truck and tractor.
Harry Edmonds, Atlanta, 'Sta-

tion D.

( Want farm of about 50 A. in
Cotton,
peanut and tobacco allotment.
Good house with lights. I. V.
Harrell, Moultrie, R. 2.

Want 2-H. farm. on 50-50
basis. 25 yrs. exp. in growing

tobacco, Want to raise hogs on
.|halves. S. F. Hilton, Surrency.

- Want job on farm as tractor
driver or wage hand. Good exp.

No drunkard. Rayford neene,
Moultrie, R. 4.

Want job as overseer of farm.
Exp. in peach orchard, ginner
and sawyer, operate all kinds of
farm implements. Married, 4
children, 40 yrs. old. Ward Mc-
Kibben, Hampton, - (phone, 5

rings after 4 0 clock. J

Want 2-H. crop.in No. Ga. 50-
50 basis. 7 in family. Can work
lots of land. Would like to sow
some wheat. Christian people.
a essie W. Bray, Taylorsville, R.

Family of 4 wants . Wonk:
looking after dairy; hand milk-
ers: Or either on a poultry
farm. Have to be moved. Ora

-Arthur, Chatsworth, Rt. Q.

Man, 54 yrs. old, wants job
on farm, exp. in dairying and
Want 4-R. house,
ceiled, good water, wood and
garden patches. Willing work-
er, ans. all letters. Near At-

lanta. Fred L. Thompson, Nor- |
cross, RO. Box 54,

Strictly sober, honest man,
draft exempt, 30 yrs. exp. with
livestock and general farming

wants job as herdsman or man- |.

ager of good cattle farm. Sal-
ary according to duties per-
formed, W. C. Haynes, Bolton,

Man with wife and 2 chil-
dren wants job on farm. Can
drive truck and tractor and op-
erate other farm machinery.
Exp. in orchard work. A. C.
Whisnant, Lenox.

Want job as caretaker or
foreman on a stock farm in
Wilcox or adjoining counties.
32 yrs. exp. in farming. can
handle labor
moved. A, W. Roberson, Chula.

Man with 6 workers (3 plow
hands), wants farm for 1943.
Will have to be furnished a
reasonable amount. Sober,
| honest. J. W. Roland, Collins,
Rieti. =

Want 1-H. farm in Treutlin,
Montgomery, Wheeler or
Toombs County. Must be
good land, reasonable and
house, water, wood and be con-
venient to school. State par-
ticulars in 1st letter.
Morgan, Dublin, Rt. 6.

Single man, 52 yrs. old, wants

job on vegetable, poultry or
tobacco farm. Was raised on
farm. Johnnie St. John, At-
lanta, 290 Georgia Ave., S. E.
Phone MA. 9064.

Want good i-H. farm in
either Lowndes, Berrien or Cook
County for Standing rent or on
50-50 basis. Can furn. good ref.
Have own stock, can finance

Self, C. C. Smith, Hahira, i 2:
large 1-H. farm for)

Want

ean do good

Will have to be}

CoM



Want farm for 1943,
pasture and pen on place. Will
ans. all letters and cards. Mrs.
L. L. Marshall, Poulan, R, 1. In
eare of J. L. Marshall.

Want a farm somewhere in
South Ga., where there is Free
Range for stock. D. E. Shope,
Shanon,

Want job as farm overseer,
can handle any kind farm ma-
chinery and labor. Best of ref:
Will go anywhere. W, O.
Whistenant, Rome, Rt. 1.



FARM HELP WANTED



Want man to do farm work,

help. with small dairy and do

some tractor plowing. Have

| 6 or 8-H. farm, $20.00 mo. with

board, laundry and a room in
my house. N. W. Parham,
Warm Springs.

Want nice clean colored wo-

man for farm work. $4.00 wk.

Mrs. Irene Teal, Franklin, Rt.

Want farmer for 60 A. farm,
for standing rent or percentage.
Residence, barn. Prefer man
and wife who wants to work
and not visit town every Satur-
a John B. Roan, Lawrence-
ville.

Want man wie can furnish
force enough to work a good
2-H. farm on 50-50 basis. I fur-
nish good land, mules and tools.
On school bus line, 3 mi. Church
and towns. J. H. Caernines,
Byron, Reed:

Want hand for small dairy,
a good milker. Married man,
small family or single man. Cc
L. Redd, Atlanta, 366 High-
3898. Rd,, Rt. 8, Phone RA.

Want white man. with small
family who know how todo im-
proved farming. This place will
pay $9.00 wk. with good house,
pasture and garden. ae H.
Adams, Madison.

Want a part time Miller able
to run a 1-H. crop. J. J. Roberts,
Dawson,

Want middleaged. man, with-
out family and with good refs,
draft exempt, to do all around

work on small farm and raise}.

baby calves. Some one fond of
animals, sober, industrious.

Good quiet home, board, laun- |:

dry, small salary at first. Write
for particulars. Mrs. H. C.
Brown, Junction City. :

Want white or colored farm
hand man and -wife to help
gather my crop. Will pay $1.00
day or $20:00 mo., room and
board. 10 mi. ne Dallas, mi. Ss.
Yanksville. J. O. Campbell, Dal-
las, Re 4.

Want man exp. with chick-
ens, hogs and some capitol who
would be interested in working
partnership. Have ideal situa-
tion. 900 Leghorn layers now.
On RFD and R.E. A. route,

5% mi. Pelham. Also school bus
Poe. See or write. J. R. Sloan,
Pelham, R. 1.

Want woman, white or color-
ed for farm work on farm for
room and board, $4.00 wk. Mrs.
C. A. Middlebrooks, Riverdale.

Want farmer with family
large enough to tend 2-H. farm.
Good land, and stock, 3% A.
tobacco allotment, 11% A, cot-
ton allotment. Bill Steedley,
Alma, R. 3.

Want 1 dairy hand and 1
farm hand that can use trac-
tor. John P. Glore, Austell, R. 2.

~ Want colored woman to work
on farm in South Fulton Co.
$17.00 mo., board and room.
ae Landers, Atlanta, *
173

Want good 1 or 2-H. farmer
to help me tend my farm for

1943. Good land, house, pasture,

wood, water. 12 A. cotton. Near
churches, schools and roads.

Joe L. McBrayer, Temple, R. 1.
Want good colored man and
wife, middleaged, for farm
work. House, wood, milk, but-|
ter, $1.00 day. W. R. Gace, At-
lanta, RFD. 8, (At Adamsville
Barber Shop.) :

Want good exp. farm hand
or man and wife, (no children),
25-45 yrs. old, to live in home
with elderly couple and do gen-
eral garm and orchard work.
Good home, room and_ board.
$20.00 mo, C. G. Oliver, Barnes-
VIG. ho.

Want at once, white man for
farm work. Must be nice. No
drunkard. Live in home, board
and laundry. Will pay by day or
salary. Give age, and details
in ist letter or see. Jesse John-
son, Deeeatur, <R. * 1: ee
Chapel Place.

Want man ith small family |

can}
move any time. Want good cow] -



The following article is a reprint of an editoriz

printed in the Tampa Morning Tribune Sept. 30, 194:
There is more than meets the eye in the curren

tie-up between State Commissioner of Agricul

Nathan Mayo and the federal AAA over the seiz
of fertilizer sent into Florida without payment
the states inspection fee. The issue is bigger than
few bags of fertilizer; it has revolved into cae
damental question of states rights. ;
Briefly, this is the situation: The AAA conte
that, under its program of selling fertilizer to fa
throughout Florida, the fertilizer is the property
the United States government and therefore is

subject to the state laws. Commissioner Mayo

the other hand, is sworn to enforce the law requir
inspection of all fertilizer coming into the state, t
fee for which is 25:cents a ton. He has not acted:
any high-handed manner, He is simply corn

job the law says he must do.

Mr. Mayo explains that AAA officials o
the fact that they are shipping large ep

cured in some instances at a stones throw from poil
of use. Thus these federal officials are throwin.
heavy load on our already overworked transportatic
facilities. Granted that the AAA fertilizer eve:
cost the farmer less, it is doubtful that there is
appreciable saving when the cost of transp

and the fact that the fertilizer may not come u

prescribed standards are added.

All these considerations are important, but m
ereater concern needs to be given to the fact that
AAA apparently is attempting to set up a distribu
system of its own that may in time wipe out all ef
of individual companies. If the AAA is successf
its efforts to defeat state inspection laws and t

there would be nothing

But of business.

to. provenh other ae

For example, a: federal agency ne or gan

| a group of gasoline consumers, ship gasoline into F

ida without payment of taxes or inspection fe

eliminate the distributors as well as the corner f
station operator. Pray tell, what would happe
Florida then with our greatest source of state revi

ne the as

taken out of the hands of state officials?
As matters: now aren, Commissioner _



FARM HELP WANTED

FARM HELP WAN?



Want dependable middleaged
man and wife with family en-
ough to do good plowing, raise
feed and care for chickens.
Good house on RED, near
school. 5% mi. Pelham. J. Re
Sloan, Pelham, R. 1.

Want good farmer for 1943
on 50-50 basis. Good land, new
tractor. In Cobb County. Near
school and churches. Plenty day
work this fall. See or write. W.
= Wallace, Po

Want middleaged man to
work on farm and drive a Far-

mall tractor. Must be sober and.

experienced in farm work.
White or colored. Will pay,
$1.50 day, house, wood and
garden. W. H. Clough, Black-
shear.

Want white man and wife for
general farm work, livestock,
garden and operate tractor,
handy with tools, etc. Near
Stockbridge: 2 colored families
on place to work. Apply. R. C.
Avrett, Atlanta, 247 Foundry
St., N. W. JA. 2276.

Want reliable, unencumber-
ed colored man to do. chores
about farm, very little field
work. Must be weil recommend-
ed. Permanent job if satisfac-
torv. Reasonable pay. Good lo-
cation. Mrs. J. A. Sartain, Ross-
ville, 603 Chickamauga Ave.

Want No. 1 Dairyman who
can milk 20 head cows. Must be
neat, clean, man, 25-45 yrs. old,
with some family. Only men of
highest type who do not smoke
or drink need apply. Good sal-
ary. Write. J. A. Speer, Bax-
ley. :

Want _ farmers for small
tracts on standing rent basis.
oe Cp Decker, Scott-
dale

Want Christian couple, good

health, to live on farm, 114 mi,
Douglas. Must be able to fur-
nish self. Good house.

der Springs, R-



Want shorecropper for |
farm, peanuts, corn, etc
house, running water,
lights; good proposition to
farmer. Dont wait to
come see. Home every da
5 P. M. W. P. Franklin, Har

Want man (Single and wh

to work in dairy and do odc

on farm. Near Hapeville.
ary, living quarters. W.
Chambers, Atlanta, 463
Daniel, S. W.

Want. farn mer tor 2

| farms in Upson Co. Good

water, pasture. 2 mi. Yatesvil!
Mrs. Irene P. Hobbs, Bi:
Old Pewnifoy place.

Want farmer for 2-H. =

fer man with good fore
furnish self and keep up
and do carpenter wor
L. Green, Jasper. s
Want good, respectable
or colored, middleaged

to do farm work on farm. R

board and salary. Mrs.
Gresham, Decatur, R. Do

Want farmer for large
farm for 3rd and 4ths. or Ste
ing rent. Near good sc
church. Not able to work
self. f23- Mote. Clem, R

Want farmer for 2-H
80 A. land, 13 A. cott
ment. Fruit orchard, good |
On school bus route, ne
churches. Write for more i
mation. Mrs. H. C. s
Davisboro. a

Want permanent ist
farmer-manager-caretaker
force enough for 40 fence
on salary and percenta
basis. 2 new dwellings, p
ing, sewer, electricit;
all tools and equipme
paved hwy., 8 mi. out
person with bank, me hant U
Church references. R. G
Griffin, ane Soa 8th

Prefer: :
members of Nazarene Church,
es habits and no children. :