Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1944 February 2

NUMBER | :













Pia date of J anuary 26, 1944 Macnee. Press dis-
pa ch from Washington states that the War Food Adminis-
ator has pegged the price on some thirty farm crops.

for your information the Associated Press article is
quoted i in full on the last page of this Market Bulletin.

This order of the Food Administrator would put hogs

ax money.







ator would spend hundreds of millions of dollars to put
10g prices where they already are.

17.7 0. Hogs on the Chicago market today should be $17.70,
ut they. are $13.75.. This means that the hog grower is
osing $10.12 on a 250 pound hog.

This means that the Government, through the OPA, is
already subsidizing pork $10.12 a head, but the $10. 12 is
coming out of the farmers pockets and not out e the Med-
: eral Treasury.



ae of the Federal Treasury to subsidize pork when the
OPA is already subsidizing pork' $10.12 per ue out of the
farmers pockets.
oe COTTON

ce. The Paar Administrator proposes to. keep sotden at
90% of parity.

This is already the law and die Commodity Credit Sop:
poration is bound by Act of Congress to lend the farmer

90% of parity on all the cotton he grows.

Why should Congress appropriate money to keep cot-

Act of Congress, requiring the Commodity Credit Corpora-
tion to lend the farmer 90% of paritv? This is simply
Hocev.

<in the first eS the Food Administrator, the Sec-
ie of Agriculture, and everybody in Washington from
_the President down, knows that through manipulation of
differentials on cotton grades the farmer does not get 90%
of parity. They all know that the farmer will never get
90% of parity so long as any Government Bureau has
ee to control the price of cotton. , Ws

ce

You will note from the Associated Press dispatch, on



oe 7



tically all prices are to be determined on a parity basis

ration is under control of the War Food Administrator.
n Chicago at $13.75, after pee millions of dollars of |

On January 26, 1944 hogs are quoted on tte Chicago. -eotton, hogs, corn, wheat or any other farm commodity.

aiekot. at $13.75. This is the exact figure that the Food
A dministrator wants to put them to. The Food Adminis-

On January 26, 1919 hogs on the Chicago market were - 85% of whatever figure the Secretary of Agriculture may

Now the Administration wants to take a lot of money, |

one office, with the Secretary of Agriculture sitting 4

= at 90% of parity when that is already fixed through an

balance in Congress because the payment of subsidies is in-

this own office.



| _ Livestock Sales, Georgia Auction Markets

= Reports received at this office show following average priceg
= paid for No. 1 Hogs at the Livestock Auction Markets named.













January 26 (Wednesday)Moultrie 10.00- 11.50



. January 28, 1944 Per Cwi. -

January 20 (Thursday)Valdosta $ -$11.90
Seal @iucty 2. (iriday)Thomasyille - 12.20
- January 24 (Monday)Sylvester - 12.10
_ January 25 (Tuesday)Nashville - 12.20
_ January 26 (Wednesday)Albany ~ 12.10
January 26 (Wednesday)Moultrie __ = 12.10

January 26 (Wednesday)Rome - 13.40
-sanuary 26 (Wednesday)-Vidalia - 12.06
ee : TOP FED CATTLE ;

January 20 (Thursday)Valdosta .__.._...______..$10.00-$14.90
>, January - 21 (Friday)Thomasville __-.____> Ss sd10.00-. 11.50
| January 24 (Monday)Sylvester 10.00- 11.60 |-
_ January 25 (Tuesday)Nashville 10.00- 11.00 .

January 26 (Wednesday)Albany 12.00- 14.10







ary 26 preeneegee enh ess = 12.60



the last page of this Bullet that not only cotton bat prae- :






You will remember that under the law parity is de-
termined by the Secretary of Agriculture. a

You will remember that the Secretary of Agriculture
is under control of the War Food Administrator.

You will remember that the Commodity Credit Corpo.








You will remember that next fall there is no lee
what the Secretary of Agriculture will say is parity f



This proposal of the War Food Administrator reduce
to simple English would read about as follows:

Tt is proposed, in order to encourage the farmer_ o :
plant more crops, that we will see that the farmer receives










determine is parity next fall.

What the War Food Administrator proposes. AG oe
could be expressed in another way as follows: Q

You farmers go ahead and plant all the erops - a
can. We want them but we will decide next fall how mucl
you are going to get for them.







































What Is The Real Purpose? Ae i

Lets see for a minute just what all this means.
Imagine the War Food Administrator sitting. up



another office, then imagine the Commodity Credit oe
ration sitting in another room. |

The Administrator has asked for Government ania
dies to be paid through the Commodity Credit Corporation

The water has gotten hot and Congress has refused to-
extend payment of subsidies through Commodity Cred
Corporation.

The life of Commodity Credit Corporation hangs i ina

corporated in the same bill with an extension of the ie.
the Commodity Credit Corporation.

The top ranking official, the War Food Admineieatar:

now simply proposes to take the payment of food subsidies
out of the Commodity Credit Corporation and move it into

# By removing the payment of subsidies wal of Gan
modity Credit Corporation it will be easy to get Congres
to extend the life of Commodity Credit Corporation. _

The War Food Administrator is simply asking Congress

to turn the subsidy money over to the War Food Adminis-
trator, but the War Food Administrator is very careful not

to promise any of this subsidy THOnEY. to the a who
grow the food.

If you will read the Associated Press dispatch on. tie
: peered on Page Two)





Fresh Fruits and Vegetables :
January 28, 1944 Atlania -







Collards, per doz. bunches ____ $1.25-$1.50
Mustard Greens, per bu. hampers . 1.75- 2.00
Sweet Potatoes, per bu. baskets 2.50- 3.25 |

Turnips (Bunched), per dozen bunches __. 125 11S
Turnip Salad, per bu. hampers Z dL 25- 1.50






sHooey?
















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HOOEY

(Continued from Page One) :
ood Adminis-

t page you will see that the E &

trator proposes for ho
f. o. b. Chicago.
= This probably means that No. 1 hogs in
Georgia would bring 10c or 1072 per pound. In
the fall of 1920 No. 1 hogs sold in Georgia freely
for 20c a pound and higher on foot. oe
= Itis proposed for the hog grower 1 Georgia
to sell his hogs in 1944 for about 50% of what he
~ received in 1920. Pee
Tt costs more to raise hogs today than it-did
jn 1920. The result is, that hog growers are rush-
ing their hogs to market as fast as possible.
This means a temporary clog in slaughter
house machinery and storage facilities. This 1s
the reason that today in many cases farmers are
- unable to sell their hogs because they are moving
- to market too fast... ,
The Administration realizes the acute short-
age of meat that must be faced in the future.
~ Only last night I heard an announcement over
the radio that the point value of nearly all meat
was being raised.

On January 30th Secretary of Agriculture
_ Wickard reported to Congress that food supplies
would be much lower in 1944.

85 PER CENT OF PARITY IS RIDICULOUS

As the Market Bulletin has so often pointed
out, parity as determined by the Secretary of
Agriculture is little more than 50 per cent of
Saetual parity. a

One hundred pertent of parity would give
the farmer the same purchasing power that he
had in 1909 to 1914.

. Eighty-five per cent of parity means that
_ the farmer would have 15 per cent less purchas-
- ing power than he had in 1909 to 1914.
No one but a bureaucrat would expect a
_ farmer to produce under present conditions on
that basis.

Today millions of people are starving to
death in Russia, in India, and in-every country







of Europe except the British Isles.

The only reason they are not starving in the
British Isles is because of American foed and
_ American ships. . |
ae Give Us A Real Pegged Price _
_ What the country needs, and what the
_ farmer must have, is a real pegged priee. It
_ must be a price that will enable the farmer to
go ahead with production under war-time con-
. ditions.
___ Compared with the cost of other things No.
1 hogs are cheap today at 20 a pound. Corn is

in the | 5

itha White,



'25e doz.

| liams, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

MARKET BULLETIN _

If the War Food

the world will still be sh
to feed the farmer on

before long.

nounce a dollar and cent pegged price that will
|enable the farmer to produce, this country and

Tf the War Food Administrator continues

iry and the world is going to have to eat *Hooey

Commissioner of Agriculture.

a bushel, cotton is cheap at 30 to 35 cents per |
pound and all other crops in proportion.

Administrator will an-

ort on food.

Hooey, then this coun-

TOM LINDER,



FLOWERS AND SEED
SEED FOR SALE



Yellow, purple fall pinks, 25c
doz. Blue daisies, foxgloves,
goldenglow, 25c doz. Trailing
arbutus, blue grass, 25c doz.
Easter lilies, 75c C. Mrs. Mar-

Dahlonega, Rt. 1,
Box 37. Siete

Dbl. red. salmon, dbl. pink, ge-
ranium cuttings, pink begonias,
2,.20c. Peppermint plants, cal-
amus, 8, 25c. + Ail <del. No
stamps. Miss Ida Wright, Alto,
Reads f

Grape hyacinths, Long trum-
pet jonquils, lc ea. Add post-
age. Also white guano sacks,
mo holess25e. Pap] (Me Os
please). Mrs. G. C.: Taylor,
Buchanan, Rt. 1.

Rhododendrons, laurel, arbu-=
tus, galax, hemlock, azaleas,
lencothoea, ivy, silver maples,
calico bushes, dogwood, white
pine, acer dasycarpum, acer
spicatum. Others. Wet moss
packed. Gordon Hunnicutt,
Tallulah Falls. :

Peonies, rose Bleeding Heart,
25c ea. Snowball, lilac, red
japonica, 20c ea. Blue iris, 40c
doz. All cols. Azaleas, 50c doz.
Mrs. W. M. Fendley, Ellijay, Rt.
9 : 2

hae

Sev. vars. geraniums, Jesti-
cus, sweetgum, begonia, 15c ea.
cutting. Snowball, 25c and 50c
ea. - Flowering almond, Bridal
wreath, brides bouquet, 15c ea.
White roses, 25c ea. FOB. Mrs.
C. L. Willis, Talking Rock.

2 ea. lilac, yellowbell, brides
wreath, japonica, quince, pink
crepe myrtle, rosemary, dwarf
pink rose, 18-24 in., $1.50, or
exc. for 15 100-lb. white feed
sacks free of holes. Mrs. Thos.
H. Rowland, Lula, Star Route.

Bridal wreath, snowball, Eng-
lish dogwood, yellow japonica,
crabapple, muscadine vine, 25c
ea. Azaleas, blue iris; winter
fern, 50c doz. White pines,
hemlock, $1.00 doz. Add post-
age, Mary Belle Wright, Talona.

Mt. Laurel,-white and spruce
pine, rhododendron, $1.00 doz.
Dogwood, azaleas, iris, crabap-
ple, goldenbell, fall pinks, chry-
santhemums, 50c doz. Add post-

age. Mrs. E. C. Teague, Elli-
jay, Rt. 2.
Spruce, 5 cols. azaleas, red

japonica, pink, white, purple al-
theas, dogwood, pink rhododen-
dron, laurel, coralberry, $1.00
doz. Boxwood, arborvitae, 6,
$1.00. Emperor daffodils, $2.00
C. Mrs. J. H. Penland, Ellijay.

Rhodedendron,* mt. laurel,
white and spruce pines, $1.00.
Dogwood, azaleas, iris, crabap-
ple, 50c doz. Jonquils, violets,
Mrs. C. W. Plumley,
Ellijay, Rt. 2, Box 88:

All cols dogwood, azaleas, red
bud, butterfly, laurel, pink
Cherokee rose, rhododendron,
red maple, barberry, well root-
ed, up to 4 ft., $1.00 doz. Shasta
daisies, daffodils, $1.00 SS
Others. _Sadie Wilson, Blue
Ridge.

All cols azaleas, red maple,
sweetshrubs, dogwood, 65c doz.
Rhododendron, coralberry, hol-
ly, white pine, 75c doz. Weep-
ing willow. yellow japonicas, all
cols. spirea, weigelias, 25c ea.
del. Others. Mrs. Lemma Wil-$

White violets, 40c C. Bridal
wreath, pink almond, purple li-
lac, goldenbell, oak hydrangea,
purple wisteria, pink crepe
myrtle, Forsythia, 60c doz.
Others. Mrs. Doyle Eller, Eli-
jay, Rt. 3.

Golden bells, snowballs, yel-
lew japonica, lilac, willows,
English dogwood, 25c ea. White
pines, hemlocks, dogwood, pop-
lar, maples, $1.00 doz. Azaleas,
blue iris, 50c doz. Add postage.
Others. Mrs. L.- FY. Evans,
Talona.

Pink Cherokee roses, Mt.
Laurel, rhododendron, azaleas,
hemlock, redbuds, tulip poplars,
white pines, crabapple, Easter
Belle, strawberry bush, dog-
wood, 2-3 ft., $1.00 doz.; Calif.
blue violets, snowdrops, nar-
cissi, $2:00 C. .Mrs. Bonnie





_ eheap at $1.75 a bushel. Wheat is cheap at $2.25

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FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Rhododendrons, Mt. Laurel,
azaleas, redbuds, strawberry
bush, hemlock, Cherokee roses,
crabapple, tulip poplars, white
pines, 2-3 ft., $1.00 doz. Calif
blue violets, $2.00 C. Mrs.
Gladys Robinson, Mineral Bluff.

Dbl. orange pomegranate,
Forsythia, pink almond, English
dogwood, purple lilac, pink Jus-
tica, 35c ea. Lge leaf hedge
bushes, blackberries, $1.00 ea.
Exe: for all cols thrift. Mrs.
Ruth Head, Bremen.

Single blueRoman hyacinths,
$5.00 C. 50c doz. small, 75c lge.
size bulbs. Field-grown_ roses,:
29 small, 35c Ige. largest, 50c
ea. Hedge, $10.00 C. others. Add
postage. Miss Mary C. Flor-
ence, Durand. :

Fall Marigold, Japanese sun-
flower, all cols. hollyhock seed,
25c cupful. Hibiscus, white and
pink, tsp. with each cup. of
above. Mrs. L. R. Ashworth,
Dacula.

Dbl..and single white spirea,
single pink spirea, 4 cols. crepe
myrtle, white, pink dbl. almond,
cedars, cape jasmines, laurel,
beauty bush, magnolia, others,
20c ea. Mrs. Wavy Lewis,
Toomsboro.

Crepe myrtle, | snowballs,
Peachtree rose, yellow thorn-
less rose, purple lilac, China-
berry, oak geraniums, English
dogwood, $1.00 doz. Ageratum,
hardy phlox, pink thrift; 25c
doz., exe. for print chicken feed
sacks. Miss L. M. White, Dah-
lonega, Rt. 1, Box 85.

' Abelia, $1.15 doz. White and
blue thrift, 50c doz. Pink weig-
elia, snowball, pyracantha, gold-
flower Hypericum, 35c ea.
White Kerria, spirea, 15c ea., P.
= Mrs. T. C. Bee, Newnan, Rt.

Mt. Ivy, holly, 25c ea. Black-
haw, lilies, red maples, dogwod,
Birdseye bushes, 15c ea. star
grass, 20c doz.. Mt. ferns,. 30c
doz. Trailing arbutus, 20c doz.
Add postage. Mrs. Presley Fow-
ler, Diamond. .

all cols. 25c tblsp. Petunia seed,
tsp. Portulaca moss. seed, dbl,
and all cols, 25 tsp. Dbl. Mari-
gold seed, 25 cup. Add postage.
Mrs. James Thornton, Egan,
3292 Batchelor Ave.

Daffodils, orange lilies, Star
of Bethlehem, wild iris, tame
violets, 60c C. Boxwood, pink
hardy hibiscus, dbl. pink al-
mond, snowball, Forsythia, oth-
ers, 2, 25e. Add postage. Mrs.
Mollie Henderson, Ellijay, Rt. 3.
Box 49.

Dbl. day lilies, bronze, pur-
ple, white mums, dbl. white,
yellow March flowers, red,
white, pink gladioli, 40c doz.
Regal lilies, Brides bouquet,
red myrtles, red dahilias, 35c
ea. Others. Mrs. Pearl Garrett,
Ellijay, Rt. 8.

Purple iris, 75c C. Mixed cos-
mos seed, 10c tsp. Mixed pe-
tunia seed, 15c tsp. exc. for feed
sacks. Mrs, John Weaver, Bu-
chanan, Rt. 1.

Cape jasmines, 3 yrs. old,
blooms in pots, $1.00 ea. Add
postage. Miss Bessie Martin,
Gainesville, Rt. 5.

Magnolia, sweetshrub, tea-
olive, white and red dogwood,
greybeard, crabapple, Umbrella
China, holly, long straw pine
cedar, it. 10c: 2 it. 20c.3ck,
30c, 4 ft. 35c. Mrs. Alma Col-
son, Toomsboro, Rt. 2.

Suffruticosa variety, Boxwood
4 in. to 6 in. $5.00 C, 200, $9.00,
$40.00 M. Watermelon red crepe
myrtle, average 2 in. $1.50 doz.
Maude Hamby, Greenville.

Compact boxwod, $1.00 doz.
Blooming size gardenias, 2,
$1.00. Field-grown crepe myr-
tle, all cols. 2-3 ft. $2.00 doz.
Red Cydonica japonica, 5, $1.00.
Yellow winter jasmine, $5.00 C.
ae C. M. Robinson, Green-
ville.

Bright red Amaryllis bulbs,
25 ea, 5, $1.00. Add 10c post-
age. Clifford Williams, Locust

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Abercrombie, Mineral Bluff;

Grove.

\

_ Wednesday, February 2, 1!

Touch-me-not seed dbl. and

Morgan, Stillmore, RET.
































































FLOWERS AND SEED
~\ FOR SALE |



|. Privet hedge, blue violets, 5:

C. Goldenglow, day lilies, wh
daisies, mix. cols. iris, 40c doz,
Weeping willow, yellow japoni-
ca, 15cea.,2, 25. Mixed cols,
gladioli, 20c doz. del., Exc. fo
printed sacks. Mrs. W. D. Rals.
ton, Ella Gap. ee

Giant dahlia, zinnia seed, all
cols. 10e for Prince Alberet t
bacco box full. Annual poinset-
tia for bordering, 5c tblsp.
Ige. Amaryllis Hily bulb for
blooming size Easter lily, or yel-
low regal lily. Mrs. Clyde Lo-
gan, Austell, Rt. 2. " a

Strawberry bush, boxwood,
spirea, weigelia, honeysuckle, .
hydrangea, lilac, mock orange,
cannas, day lilies, lemon lilies,
daffodils, asters, _phlox, others,
Exc. for cape jasmine, magnoli ;
junipers, cedars. Mrs. Joe Self.
Young Cave. i :

Teaolive, sweetshrub, do
wood, cedars, shortleaf pine,
holly, yellow jasmine, 1 ft.
5 ft. 45c, plus postage. Exe. f
sacks. Mrs. Dee'Colson, Toor
bora. .e

White pine, hemlock, craba
ple, mt. laurel, holly, ivy, bla
gum, dogwood, hazelnut bus
$1.00 doz. azaleas, 50 do
snowball, yellow japonixa, li
25c doz. Add postage. Le
Evans, Talona. a

All cols. azaleas,
Rhododendron,

apple, dogwood, sweetshrub, 6
doz. Dbl. japonica, snowball;
red and pink spirea, almond, 25c _
ea. Add postage. Martha Eller,

Ellijay. Rt. 2.

Yellow trumpet daffodils, da
lilies, dbl. yellow Humbert can
nas, 25c doz. Gold button mum
variegated yard honeysuckl
20c doz. English dwarf b
wood, 30c ea. Add _ postage
Mautile Harrison, Bremen. _

Cannas, $1.00 doz. Justi
25c ea. Tame blue violets, priv.
et hedge, 50c C. Weeping wil-
low, yellow japonica, 15c ea, 2,
25c. Sweetpea seed, 10c d
del. Exc. for anything can us
Martha Ralston, Ella Gap.

Teaolive, . dogwood,
shrub, Grancy
, Shortleaf pine, holly, yell

jasmine, pink honeysuckle, 1 f
10c, to 5 ft. 45c. Add postag
Exc. for white sacks. Mrs. Jame
Connell, Toomsbere. :

Dahlias, mix. ccis. mediu ,
sizes, 60c doz. Iris, mums, hardy
phlox, pink thrift, winter ver :
beha, cannas, 25c doz. Har

hibiscus, 3, 25c, Exs. for good
sacks. Add postage. Mrs. Lon
Blackwell, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Waterr.elon crepe myrtle, 2<
3 ft., 20 ea., $2.00 doz: Hibiscus,
25c ea. 5, $1.00. ..Exc. for d
dahlias or azaleas. Mrs. Gordoi



_Dahlias: Prince of Pe
Marshalls Pink, Jane Co
Golden Beauty, New State
Commerce, Bashful Giant, Pur
ple Ciant, Ror-an Eagle, Graf
Zepplin, Mrs. Warner, Jerse:
Beacon, Treasure, 1 ea. $
Mrs. W. P. Bell, Duluth.

Flaming red President can-
nas, $3.00 C. Bird of Paradise,
8 ft. 5 ft. spread, $10.00. Canno
ship. Yellow cluster narcissi
$1.00 C. $1.00 orders P. P. i
Ga. Evelyn W. Seago, Pine
hurst.

Calendulas, white candytuf
Queen Anns Lace, Feverfew,
db:. larkspur, 35c doz. DbkL
white, pink altheas, pink h
Grangea; purple, white wisteria
white lilac; white, red. pi

crepe myrtle, 35c ea. Add post
age. Mrs. E. L. Smith, Wadley

Snowball sprouts,
White narcissi, dbl. jonquil:
25 doz. Lilac. sprouts, $1
doz. Siberian iris, 50c doz. Ot
oo Flora M. Sams, Cumming,

Tuberose bulbs, Ophipopg
35 doz., 3 doz. $1.00. 20 Fin
iris, labeled, $1.00; 30 not Jab
ed, $1.00, P. P. in 1st and
zones. Mrs. J. G. Rober
Carrollton.

Regal lily bulbs, white wit
yellow throat, 15c ea., $1.50
P. PR. 3 vars, spirea, Forsy
single althea, moss locust, pink
10c ea. Dbl. althea, Kerria,
ea. Mrs. Carl Kimsey, Hiaw
see. oe

Boxwood plants, 10c
small Cedars, 10c. and 15c |
Exc. for white or printed fee
sacks, 100 Jb. cap., free of hol
Also, laurels, pines, Git



holly. Mrs. A. J. Gragg,
ville. oe







FLOWERS AND SEED
oe OR SALE





Weil rooted Magnolias for
sale. Postpaid. Mrs. L. H. Mur-
phy, Pinehurst, Rte i:

Waermelon red crepe myrtle,
3 ft., white American Beauty
rose, Yr. old bushes, $2.00 doz;
pink Thrift, $1.00 C; big blos-
som, rose col. thrift, 2 doz. $1.00,
Wi rooted. Del. in Ga. Mrs.
E. A. Smith, Greenville, Rt. 3.

Jhite Narcissi bulbs, 35c doz.,
0 C; Blue Damson plums, >
eat Rose bushes, climbing,
, pink, white, 25 ea. Eisie
] oe ome. Rte 2:































fens White pine, Maple,
d, white dogwood, laurel,
rabapple, blooming pears, $1.00
oz} pink Rambler and yellow
hornless roses, 10c ea. Arzetta
enry. Mineral Bluff.

ris, white, pink, purple, dark,
She blue, yellow; single and
dbl. tuberose, 25 doz. 2 doz..
eC; -babybreath spirea. dbl., and
single Tiger lilies, calamus, Si-
erian iris, 25c ea. 2 for 40c;
denias, 50c ea. Mrs. J. B.
rannan, McDonough, Rt. 2.

Mix. col, Dahlias and gladioli
oe 60c doz; Ginger and wa-
lilies, 35c doz; Fall pinks,
ed. white, yellow, 25 doz; Exc.
white feed sacks. Mrs. Bivia
rs, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Tesh eol. Daisy mums, 752
doz., 2. doz., $1.25; Azaleamums,
ellow, pink, 60c doz; red spider





lies, 40c doz. bulbs; Ponciana



| Bowdon,

FLOWERS AND SEED |
WANTED -

Dahlias, fireball red, little

emo red and white, $1.25 doz.
Gladioli, orange, 45c doz, $1.90
P. P. Mrs. Daniel Robinson,
Waco, Rt. 2, Box 39.

Pink thrift plants, 65c C. Mrs.
qd. L. Garner, Warthen.

All -colse azaleas, 50e< daz.
Rhododendron, white dogwood,
pink crabapple, dbl. japonica,
weigelias, Hlac, altheas; almond,
Forsythia, boxwood, 25c_ ea.
Pink perennial phlox, blue, lav-
ender iris, 20c doz. Add postage.
Lora Shepard. Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Doz. blooming cize goldenbeli
or goldenrod, fragrant lilac and
wisteria, white and green strip-
led grass, red, white spirea, gola-
enball, Kerria, 28c ea. or exc.
for snowball. Mrs. C. A. Moore,
Suwanee.

5 slow growing poxwood, 10
yrs. old, nice shape, 12 to 18 in.
high, also a lot of Spirea, nice
for hedge, for sale, at my place.
Wont oe Mrs. W. H. Little,
Duluth.

Swiss Giaht Pansies and red

doz. 3 doz., $1.00 postpaid. Wal-
ter W. McEver, G Gainesville.

. Narcissus, 35c doz; also hazle-
nut and Red Haw bushes, $1.15
doz: muscadine vines, 15c ea;
Blueberry plants, 35c doz. No
stamps. Se ee W. Bradley, Jr.,

White narcissi, 25c doz; hazle-
nut bushes, $1.15 doz;
berry bushes, 35c doz. Add
postage. No stamps. Miss Dena
Bradley, Bowdon, Rt. 2.

295 white Wisterias, $2.50;
bl. ie ae ao hardy sweet peas, Easter lilies,
0z. $1.00. Add postage. Miss a ~~ a 10c Pon ail
C / inds other flowers for ia
= udia Plant, Marshallville. .del, Mrs. Jas. Pearson, Coosa,
ee old Pe ae Rte:
oxwoods, 4-6 in., $5.00 ah
maller, $2.50 C; Ligustrums, 3 Camellias, 8 ft. dbl. pink,







































spirea, yellow, winter jasmine,
epe myrtle, butterfly bush,
$1.00 doz. Blanch2 Woodruff.
reenville.

andnias: 6 for $1.06; 300
ng. Ivy, $5.00: Ligustrum, Al-
eas, Crepe Myrtle, Dogwood,
herokee roses, $1.00; Wild
mts) Spiderwart. dogtooth
lets. phlox, cedars, $1.25 C.
Woodruff, Greenville, Rt.

30 -var., euidins. all true to
name, some new ones, sold sin-
gle or in collections: Azalea-
mums, pink, bronze.
oy Tiger lily bulbs, $1.00 doz;







el Tris, -$1.50C. Ne chks.
s. Rs Q. Miller, Aeworth, Rt.



cumperor Gaaiiodils,
LAX. Narcissus, 50c doz: $2.00 C;
hite spirea, watermelon red
crepe. myrtle, J oe jasmine,
for $1.00. Mrs. C. B. Robin-
n. Bowdon, Rt. 2.

_ Arborvitaes, 1 ft. high, 35c; 2
. 49c ea; gladiolia bulbs, 12c
or, 2 for 49c: garden
sage plants, $1.20 doz: Postpaid.
No hike John B. Grindle, Dah-
lonega, Rt. 1, Pox 58.

slooming size repe myrtle,
pink, and Climbing pink roses,
5e ea. Add postage. Mrs. Lillie
fartin, Flswery Branch, Rt. 1.

seed: Large, dbl. zinnia, mix.
. sunset giant Marigolds,
each, 12c per cupful. Postpaid.
Coin or stamps. Miss Lillian
oo White, Rt. 1, Box &2,





: Jane Cowl, Jerse
elon ene Mrs. Wilson,
Mrs. Warren, Rose Fallen, Rose
lory, Pink Beauty, Pride of
Calif, White Wonder, Robt E.
ee, Jersey Glory, 52. 00 doz.
vrouted tubers, del. in April.
int . W. Sloan, Auburn.

2 Cape Jasmines, 220
ed and 60 in. high, $15.00,
or $10.00 ea. at my home. Mrs.
ate Hooper, Norcross.

Royal blue iris, $1.50 C; Le-
on Day lilies, daffodils, snow-

16: for $1.00: gold
prenze Mums, 25e doz. Martha
a Bremen, RE. 2












Ail col. med.
60c doz; large, $1.10 doz; named.
vbeled, $1.25 doz: mix. col.
perennial Phlox, pink, Thrift,
25e doz; mix. col. hibiscus, lilac,
ned. hot poker, 3, 25c. Add post-
age. Mrs. Willis Grindle, Dah-
onega, Pits he

Daffodils, jonquils, _purvle
oxglove, wild iris, 75c C; gold-
enbell, jasmine, altheas, Weep-
ing Mary, 25c; broadleaf Ever-
een, 50c ea: Mtn. ferns, 3, 25c.
Add postage. Exc. for sacks.
V se acy Henderson, Ellijay,

Yellow and brown gladiol1,
20c: doz. Yellow jonquils, 15c
doz. or will exc. for dried fruit
or printed feed sacks. Add
postane! Mrs. oe Price, Gain-

















yellow,

Cream

-|20c ea.

Box.

type Dahlias, | -

$1.00 for lot, if taken soon. No
digging or shipping. Mrs. Jim-
mie Johnson, Dixie.

Searlet Montbretia bulbs, 40c

| doz, 3 doz. $1.00. New La. iris,

15e ea. 10, $1.00. Mrs. Mary
Stine, Lithonia, Rt 37 Box 25:

Blue Roman hyacinth bulbs,
40e doz. or $3.00 C. Blue grape
hyacinths, 50e C, 500, $2:00.
Yellow jonquils, little fragrant
yellow narcissi, 25c doz. or 5
doz. $1.00. Vena Brown, Hart-
well.

75 or more extra large pot
flowers and* shrubbery, - all
kinds, for sale, in large or small
lots. Write. Mrs. Janie Almon:,
' Luthersville.

Dbl. red cannas, 35c dez; dbl.
yellow chrysanthemums, 25
doz: pink oleanders, 3 ft.. 50c
ea; dbl. zennia (all col.) seed.
10c thls. Mrs. V. E. Bennett,
Cordele, Rt. 2.

Privet hedge, 1 yr. old,. $1.00
per hundred: 2 yrs. old, $2.00
G. Wits. O.. o. Hilliarl, Athens,
953 Oconee St.

Boxwoods, ranging from 2 to
25 yrs. old, from $1.00 to $60.00
ea. See. C. W. Davison, Villa
ESa.

Gladiolus bulbs, blooming
size, $1.85 for 100. Assorted
colors. White hyacinth bulbs,
Cc. D. W. Nichols, Kings-
on,

. Pinks crepe myrtle,
25e ea: 5 for $1.00; sweet scent-~
ed yellow daffodils, 25c doz.
bulbs; May Cherries and Blue
Damson plums, 35c_ ea.,,.4 for
$1.00. Mrs. J. S. Crowe, Cum-
ming, Rt. I.

Red Spider lilies, Roma, blue
hyacinths, 35c doz; running
and pink, single altheas, 15
and 25c ea; winter honeysuckle,
Orange Day lilies, 25c
doz. Add postage. Mrs. H. F.
Jarrell, Butler. Rt. 2, Box 44.

Wild iris, orange day lilies,
Star of Bethlehem, 50c C; pink,
purple altheas, azaleas, sweet
shrubs, dogwood, 25c doz; snow-
balls, pink almond, white, Eng.
dogwood, goldenbells, 2 5 ae:
Add postage. Miss Erma Hen-
derson, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Nice, well rooted Boxwoods,
6-12 in., high, 20c ea; purple
iris; $1- 50 doz: hyacinths, $1.25
doz: candle lilies, $1.20 doz:
snowballs, 20e ea; rooted, hardy
hibiscus, $1.00 doz. Mrs. Mae
Turner, Gainesville. Rt. 6.

Compact, field grown, 8-10
in. Boxwoods, $10.00 ; Black-
berry lilies, $1.00 doz; Dbl.
white Kerria Japonica and
white and waermelon red Crep
Myrtle, $2.00 doz; Gardenias,
2-3 ft. 75c ea. Mrs. B. L. Robin-
son, Greenville.

Perennial Phiox, 5c doz;
wild lilies, butter-eups, trailing
arbutus, ea. 30c doz; nice, well
rooted Sage plants, $1.35 doz.
Add postage. No order less $1.00
cash or M. O. Mary Stevens,



ees onenh Rt. Bs

and pink Thrift, well rooted, 35c |-

Blue-.

rooted, | 2

FLOWERS AND SEED.
FOR SALE |

cy

: ao Thornless roses, 5 ft.,

2 for $1.00. J. L. Coggin, Cov-
ington.

White Pines, Hemlocks, Dog-
woods, Mtn. Laurels, Ivy, $1.00
doz; Azaleas, 50c doz: Queen
-Anns Lace, red and yellow Ja-\
ponicas, 25c ea. Add postage.
Pearl Stover, Talona.

Eilaes, Butterfly bush, baby |

Spirea,. Bridalwreath, golden-
bells, flowering quince, winter
jasmine and peachtree rose, 15c
ea., 2 for 25c; Snowballs, 25c

jea. Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Martin.

Mix. eol. Azaleas, dogwood,
sweet shrub, red maple, crabap-
ple, 75c doz: rhododendrons,

Weeping Willow, japonicas, for-

sythia, spirea, weigelea, 20 ae
gladioli, 35e doz; boxwoed, 1-
ft, 30c ea P. Po Mrs. J.B. we
liams, Ellijay. RE 2 ss

3 kinds hibiscus, 25 ea. Gooc
roots: blue Damson plums, tame
cherry, rooted, 15e ea; red rasp-
berries, bear 2 and 3 times a yr.
60c doz. Add postage. Mrs. Lee
Elier, Ellijay. Rt. Box 2- \

Rhododendrons, Mtn. Laurel,
white, spruce pines, $1.00 doz;
dogwood, azaleas, iris, crabap-
ples, goldenbells, fall pinks,
chrysanthemums, 50c doz; lilacs,
roses, rooted, gold flame honey-
suckles, 20c ea. Add postage.
Mrs. J. B. Hensley, Ellijay. Rt.
2 }

ve

Boxwood, 3 ft., high, $1.00 ea;
hazlenuts, filberts, apricots,
May cherry, crabapple, Haw-
thorne, flowering peach, ~ $1.25
doz; artichokes, 10c lb; rhubarb,

16 for $1.00; thornless red rasp-

berry, 2 doz: $1.00. Mrs. Elsie
Heaton, Mineral Bluff.

Pink hibiscus, azaleas, Weep-
ing Mary, 3 for 25c; foxgloves,
range day lilies, sweet shrubs,
Leopard lilies, 40c doz. Add
postage. Miss Manda MHender-
son, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

81 daf. Iris, mix., 25c-40c ea;
Lilae, purple wisteria, pink
crepe myrtle, goldenbells, brid-
alwreath,. forsythia, 60c doz;
Boston ivy, Myrtle vine, 15c
doz; 5 Golden arborvitae, 25c
ig os Henry Eller, Ellijay.

Mimosa trees, with good roots,
15c-25c ea. Mrs. H. A, Carter,
Chipley. Rts 25

Abelia, 25ce to $1.00 (2, 3
canes to bunch); lilacs, 2 ft. !0c
and 75c large bunch; altheas,
10c to 25ce; blooms Crepe Myrtle,
25c, 35c, 50c ea: alSq@,Red, $1. 00
bunch, dogwood, single, white,
& ft... 50e: others. State Insp.
C. Me. Dwight, Atlanta, 1035
Capitol Ave. Ma 3671. :

Large, pYize winning Chry-
santhemums: white, yellow,
pink, lavender, bronze tinted, 20
plants $1.00; Button and Daisy
type, 25, $1.00; sweet, blue vio-
jets, 5 doz. $1.00. Mrs. R. L.
Silver, Cuthbert. Rt. 5

Snowdrops, Shasta daisies,
$1.00 C: dogwood, crabapples,
azaleas, laurels, altheas, yellow
roses, butterfly, $1.00 doz;
Globe and silver arborvitaes, 4,
$1.00; 10 rooted roses, $1.00.
Mrs. Addie Wilson, Morganton.

100 or more Boxwoods, 1 to 3
ft., high, also few small Juni-
pers, for sale at my place. Will
a ship, -B. I. Call, Blmay. Rt.

Strong, weil rooted, pink
Thrift, 60c per hundred plants.
Mrs. D. F. Walker; Warthen.

_ Yellow Canna lilies, 10c ea;
sweet scented Narcissi and
white Star of Bethlehem, 50c C.
Add postage. Mrs. J. T. Stokes,
Macon, Rt. 3, Box 405.

Giant pansies, 252 doz:-$1.50
C, 5c and 10c postage; red,
white, wine, lavender, rose,
purple, pink, same colors white
eyes, Verbenas, 30c doz; $2.00 C,
5e and 15c postage> mix. Sweet
Williams, 40c doz. Mrs. F. M.
Combs, Washington.

Large berry Nandina, 45 in.
30c ea., 30 in., 60c ea; 3 ft., 85c
ea; red Spider lily bulbs, 50, 60,
i0e doz. $2:20, $2.65, $a25. C3
purple Iris, 35e doz. Miss Mittie
Collins, Smithville. Rt. 1.

Azaleas, redbuds, rhododen-
drons, Mtn. laurels, white dog-
woods, strawberry bushes, crab-
apples, holly bushes, maples,
Williams, 3- 4 ft., well rooted,
$1.25 doz: blueberry, 50c doz.
Johnson Chastain, Morganton.

Red dogwoods, redbuds, laur-
els, holly, red azaleas, -tulips,
poplars, raspberry bush, Spruce
and white pines, Cherokee roses,
50c doz. Well rooted. Mrs. Flor-
ence Heaton, Mineral Bluff.

Pink Thrift, $1.00 hundred
plants, Giant, mixed Zinnia
seed, 10c pkg., seallion plants,

40c C. All del, 2nd zone. Mrs.



Annie Pattillo, LaGrange, Rt. 4,

Box 7f



FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR Abe

1,000 well shaped, cultivated
Boxwods, from 1! to 12 yrs. old,
25c to $2.50 ea. Mrs. S. P. Reed,
Varnell, Rt. 1,

3 yr. old Yucea, 50; January
Jasmine, Flowering Almond, li-

lac, 1 of each, 50c, postnaid.
Mrs. A. Horsley. Waco. Rt. 2,
Box 40.

Single 'Tube-roses, 50c doz.

Miss Tthel Sullivan, Marietta.
Rte 2 2

All col. blooming size aza-
leas, 50c doz; rhododendrons,

Mtn. laurels, white and spruce
pines, 75@ doz; dogwood, crab-
apple, sweet shrubs, 600 doz;
blue, purple iris, 25e doz; For-
sythia, 25c ea; altheas, 10ci ea.
Add postage. Mrs. Lek, FGETS,
Ellijay. Rt 2,

Red, white Poewoods, aza-
leas, Mtn, laurels, crabapples,
Cherokee roses, 2- 3ft., well

rooted, $1.00 doz; Trailing Ar-
butus, Heartease, 25c doz. Exc.
for (white sacks. Mrs. Clifton
Davis, Mineral Bluff.

Mtn. laurels, spruce and white
pines, rhododendrons, $1.00 doz;
all, col. azaleas, Iris, 50c doz;
crabapples, dogwood, lilac,
spider lilies, 20c ea. Add post-
age. Mrs. L. M. Teague, Ellijay.

SRG 2.

Yellow, red, orange azaleas,
red, white dogwood, rhododen-
drons, Mtn. laurels, redbuds,
erabavples, white pine, red
maple, poplar,
roses, well rooted, 3- 4 ft., $1.00
doz. Mrs. Bert Millhollan, Mor-
ganton.

Climbing ~

lilies. (Gloriosa

Superba), 50c ea. blooming size-

bulbs; everblooming spirea, ev-
ergreen foliage, 25e ea; red rose
bushes, large, extra well rooted,
25c ea; giant jonquils, 50c doz.
bulbs. Mrs. Maude Granger,
Reidsville.

Purple violets, grass pinks,
purple, red, pink verbens, white
Mums, 25c doz; Dorothy Per-
kins rose, 10c ea; purple lilac,
10-25c ea: old fashioned pink
roses, 15e. All well rooted. Mrs.
ao Brown, Stone Mountain,

= As

Azaleas, Mtn. laurels, rabap-
ple, red, white dogwoods, Cher-
okee roses, Ivy, 2- 3 ft., well
rooted, $1.00 doz; Trailing. Ar-
butus, Heartease. galax, 25e doz.
Exe. for white feed sacks. Mrs.
W. D.Davis, Mineral Bluff.

Red and white dogwoods,
rhododendrons, azaleas, bloom-
ing crabapples.. redbuds, Wil-
liams, red maples, holly, ivy 3-
4 ft. well rooted, $1.00 doz;
blueberry bushes, 50c doz. Mrs.
Ethel Chastain, Morganton, Rt.
+.

Quote best price on 12 in. to
18 in. red cedar seedlings in
lots of 1000 delivered Atlanta.
H. Reid Hunter, Atlanta, 561
Lakeshore Drive, NE.

Want blooming size pink dog- |.

woods. Also want sell Fairy
lilies, 25c doz. Mrs. J. M. Bobo,
Hartwell.

Want red thrift plants and
yellow iris: Mrs. W: FF. Hill-
house, Sylvester. |

Want perennial scabiosa,

Sweet William, feverfew, white |

and yellow chrysanthemum
plants. Buy or exc. small, root-
ed, new, deep pink crepe myrtle
plants for above. Mrs. H. W.
Law, Chula. :



7 SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



Jones mowing machine, $40.:
Gantt cotton planter, $6.50:
Oliver turning plow, $6. 00; No.
10 Vulean plow, $9.90: 2 good

dbl. feet, $3.00 ea. All good
cond. C. M. Adcock, Adairs-
ville, Rt. 2.

I regular Farmall 20 tractor
on steel (has been giving good
service and has plenty power),
for sale at bargain. All in-
quiries ans. John L. Anderson,
Jefferson, Box 68.

DeLaval Separator, No. 42

\| elec., $25.00: small boiler, used

in dairy, $25.00.
Newsom, Albany,
Place.

Good Chattanooga 2 H. wag-
on with brakes, $35.00 at the
Blacksmith Shop at Tucker:
also want for cash, power lift
and planter, fertilizer and cul-
tivating attachments for Case
eens . oe . separate-
Vv. i : ennedy, Ston
Mtn., Rt. 2. .

2 H. Vulean middle buster, 2
genuine Oliver turning
plow No. 10. Cole guano. dis-
tributor, old fashioned Cole
cotton planter, Joe harrow, 1

Mrs. W. A:
705 Park

sec. harrow. 1 H. wagon, and
other

equipment: Olin O.

Prickett. Maysvlile. Rt. 2.

red Cherokec.

Rt.



Cochran, tit.

SECOND HAND.

MACHINERY FOR SALE

5 H. P. standard oeiee oe ;

tor and equipment, good cond.,

$150.00: 3 disc McC-Deering

Tiller, $150.00. South-
east Subligna.

Summerville, Rt. 4.

Sank

Farmall 12 on rubber. culti-

vators. planters and distribu-
tors,
ville on Eastman Hwy. Bob
Lancaster. Hawkinsville.

McCormick-Deering:
Combine, No. 60. run 2
and cut close to 100 bu. oats
per hour.
tractor mower and baler: also
have a J harrow K. |
8 74% mav sell. UA
Murrayville. /

6 ft

. Lawson,

An 8B.. offset. peach juchgee
type 20 disc dbl. sec.. harrow, u

No. 1 cond.. $200.00. also

power take- off unit for T 20
tractor. in good shape, $60. 00.
FOB. W. W. Barnes. _

chester. Rt"L

1-F 20 Farmall tractee on
rubber, ~ good cond. $450.00.

eas Come see, dont write. . ee
. Fletcher, Locust Grove.

R.
Ri. 2

oe 20 tractor on sige
1 Bush and Bog harow, 1 dbk.
dise plow. for sale.

St.

. Oliver 2 H. walking caves
tor, good working cond., $20.0@.
Clarence Dinsmore, Alpharet= g
@

Fordson tractor. with pulley
and 2 disc side plows, also dbl.

disc harrow. all fine shape:

tractor reconditioned and does

Turner Cardics ,

seasons

Sell or trade for a

Mrs. Halle - ae
Johnson, Baxley. 712 No. a








all in good shape. for
sale, 3 mi. Southeast Hawkins-






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t



extra good work. Sell or trade __

for young mules or cattle.
T. McElhannon, Nicholson.

1 Muray Gin. 70-12 in. saws,

1 Farm. No. 35. both equinvned |
with ball bearings. single box
press with 5 in. pin friction
clutch. $150.00: 1 Case 10 ft.,
power practically new,
$200.00.
ington. .

ae. Deering mower and
rake, in running cond., $50.00
at my place. Come see. Horace
Darnell, Winston.

8 row Grain drill with fork.
attachment: a 2 way cut-away
harrow, 4 oe with 7-20 dise
per sec. E. Aycock. Monroe.

2-5 = atc churns $)-75 :

and a good cow bell, $1.00. Mrs.
He M. Kellogg. Waycross, Rt
. Box 185 (Augusta Ave.)

1 Avery Pull-Cut

first class cond., for sale or -

exc. for good manure spread- =
Rawlins, Douglas-

er. Heck,
ville, Rt. 4.

Kentucky Giant, model B,

Lae

mower, |

nV cos Lex- ae

syrup mill, extra large rollers, - ae

cap. taking cane with fod we

on, with juice box and 12 ft.

copper bottom pan: a big cap.

oa eg J. E. Ramer, Cleveland,

Ss tobacco plant setter,
$5.00: "bucket pump oS tor
tobacco beds (used 1 season),
$9.00: spring tooth harrow.
(ike new), $15.00.
T. Milteer, Quitman.

A 200 gal.
Sprayer, oa accessories, for

sale. Rosg E ~Clement, Cor-_

nelia.
Je-D: Binder aith tractor, :

also 3 mule hitch, original

sheets, excellent cond., Sell or

trade for Combine. eee
Huckabee, Decatur, RFD 1.

Model A, 6 ft.. Case Combine.
on rubber, for sale. J x
Spears, Jr., Mansfield.

4 Avery walking cultivators,
2 Cole planters (2 hoppers ea.),
1 Covington cotton planter, 1
set complete cultivators, plant-
ers, and distributors for Farm-
all H. tractor. 1 H. Thornhill
wagon, for sale. R. F. Jenkins,
Jr.. Munnerlyn.

Ford Ferguson tractor, 1940
model, rubber, (never
puncture), 2 disc Athens plow
on. rubber, 24 dise cutting har-
row (Ford F. type). all good |
as new, $1,000.00 (Quit farm-
ing) Clm Holmes. Farming-
fon Rt: 2

eo. dh eas L tractor with | :

cultivator.
good cond., for sale.
Lowe, Milledgeville, Rt. 4.

1 No. 2-P, 2-row Pull ope.

pully and. lights,

Hardie power ee

ee

a .

J GS



akin



FOB! Ay =













power driven Intl. Corn Picker | =
with side delivery elevator, _

trash rolls and wagon hitch, -

and with Pee 98 power 7 i

drive hitch. $882.0: BS
Morgan, Augusta, tei. Tth St.

1 Black Hawk Corn Shellen,
new, $7.00. C. B. Hicks,
Reynolds. (Farm membershio
for Taylor Co. just renewed).

with disc, spring begat =
scrape and \ scooter
$50.00, or exec. for BL ok
same value, Gus J. Evang, |

Riding cultivator. equipved

cal







MACHINERY WANTED

MACHINERY WANTED.



used - Satie 1 season. $60.00 or
trade. Bud Tuggle. Buford. Rt.

fs iounted Frick 25.-H2P:
fhrebox. horizontal type steam
_boiler, for operating Cannery.
Cotton Gin or Grist Mill,
$400. 00. H. M. Bailey. New-

= Av or 9d"). ee disc tiller,
ood as new cond., for use with
a 20 to 25 H. P. tractors for
sale ae B.. Nixon.

ordson tractor with dbl.

tion harrow. used 1 season,

00.
reshen soon) on eee
ardy. Dallas. Rt.

0 cash; take nice heifer
W.

slight repairs. also i tractor
harrow for 2 row tractor. for
e. Come see. 4 mi. Wadley.

. Belcher, Wadley.

2 sets oo barn flues for

Stee. J. . Alexander, Louis-
le, Rt. e

Gullet Gin outfit, consist-

ng of 3-80 saw gins. complete |

with belts and seed scales,
practically good as new, $3,-
00.00. E. W. Adams, Tignall.

lift, belt pulley, a 2x14 bottom |

plow. 2 disc plow. planter,
cultivators. fertilizer dist.
Front wheel on rubber, back
on steel. Good cond. a a;
H. Knight, Broxton. Rt.

1 extra good Fordson e
complete with-side plow and

disc: harrow, also other tractor.

parts. for sale. Gober Murphy.
Jasper. (Make inquiry
~Pharr School House).

No. 10 J. D. Hammer Mill
cwith sucker.

ule: also have a 2 H. wagon
i Ss: C. Waddell, Brem-

Good Case tractor on. good
ber. also good 20 disc har-

ow, $500.00 for both. M. W.

munn, Zebulon, Rt. 1. cS

Farmall 20 tractor on steel,

ith poe take-off. and belt|

pulley: MecCormick- Deering
mowing Padece. for tractor
or mules: 1 dbl. sec., disc har-
w, 1 mule hay press, 2-2 H.
ows and other parts. All good
cond. A. J. Rich, Bainbridge.

armall tractor. model F-12,
fect cond., with practically
7 rubber, also power mower,
attached. Call or see, E.
ight, Cuthbert. :

nvils, used for chavering
farm tools, plows, etc., wt. 89
dbs. ea.. in good cond., $10.00
$8. 00 respectively, at my
ide ake INGA Gee
Hanta. 188 Elizabeth St.
0329.

le. C. Rhodes, air cond.| j

Fordson tractor with 2 disc
de plow on rubber in front
steel rear, perfect shape,
se a M. Walden, _ Gab:

in
8 eheae for cash.
Lovell, Silver

.. other
$65.00 and

0. oe pe eC Sy.

eee goes on Mowing
achine to cut wheat and oats,
- good cond,, at reasonable
GF. Prater, Waco, Rt. 2.

Peach packing outfit. con-
g of, a 4 Roller REX sizer,
th type peach cleaner, 1
* type grading table and
scessary bins. etc.. in good
' Jahn .p. Whisnant.

erville.

4 in. Meadows Cork Mill,

oa running cond.,

Case tractor harro: nearly

Vv. 1 set of J. D. Middle

asters - for tractor, O by,
gletary, Jefferson.

i= 60 saw Continental cotton
utnit, 40 H. P..eng.. with

for Sale H. Lb: Roberts,
330 Napier Ave.

pright, 30 in. Corn Mall,
$150.00:
chopper. $20.00: 1
mill, $30. 00. 0. W. ae

No. 10 Moline slat wing 2 HL
Ow Be 50: and want a

Ed-

ee wagons, without bod-
burn. $60.06: White
: ory, $35.00; Mitchell,
525. 00, or $110.00 for lot. FOB.
running cond., Bruce

. Haddock.

17 DeLaval cream sep-
SS SS 6 mos.

at| EF

Sell or trade for

in. bottoms, in good

~B-40,

No del. |.
. Saxon, Farmington.

10 disc
50 mi.



+ eb Js:

4 gins, seed augor, 40 . P. ee

eng.. side crank, 1 suction fan.
etc., 00d cond., for sale: se ies
Bs Marshall. Franklin. Rt.

Power driven Pea. Bean a
Peanut Sheller, ae 00: also
some parts for a Grist Mill.
pres check gets bles Mrs.
qe Pilgrim. Lake Park, Rt.

* Box 2 LA (At Melrose).

' Newly. anes nauled Fordson
tractor. $150.00:-. practically
new 3 disc IHC Tiller wie
Seeder, $250.00: a 2 disc lo

| $80.00. See if interested. dont

write. Wray Smith. Sparta.

Two- horse McCormick Deer-
ing mowing machine. J: H.
Roe Columbus, ee 13th.

ve.

Tractor, 1 4-disc. 26 in. tiller
plow; 24-scallop disc. harrow,
mower, set planters cultivators.
fertilizer dis. wagon with 16 in.
tires: set wheels and axles for
hauling harrow. George Poss.
Thomson. ;

Lietzs feed mill, lge. size, in
good condition. $350.00. Louis
P. Mathews. Thomaston.

3 U. P. Jay Bee feed mill
with V-type belt drive 60 HP.
Waukesha moto. C. W.
ner, Waynesboro. ~

John Deere Model WB: tractor.
new tires for rear. 4 disc. tiller
on rubber, peanut weeder, 6
ft. cutaway harrow. 2 wheel
cart:
guson tracter and equipment.
No Jetters ans. E. E. Miller,
Gordon. =

Samson windmill tower,
about 75. ft. at Dolvin Place.
ps T. Hopkins, Greensboro,

2-H: Deering mower
rake, $50.00 at my place.
pure honey drip cane seed.
lb. No order less. than 10 in
FOB. Horace Darnell, Winston.

Avery tractor plow with 2-12
condition,
cost $130.00. Will take $85. 00
on corn in exe. FOB Broxton.
W. R. Walker. Broxton.

No. 17. DeLaval cream sep-
arator with elec. motor. $75.00.
50-gal. barrell. churn with elec.
motor, used 3 mos.. $42.50.
Int. H. Co. crusher and grinder
mill, $15.00. W. E Ivey. Mil-
ledgeville, Rick Box 3

1-H. wagon. good condition.
Also mule. wt. around 950 lbs.
work anywhere, $80.00 _for
above at my barn. Mrs. Sudi
ee Calhoun, 454 Ww. ae

and

:
hay rake.
weeder, Avery dbl. hopper
planter, for sale: and also
want pulley for Ford- Ferguson

Mower, wagon,

| tractor, good. small size John

Deere or Farmall tractor: cul-
oe and planters. Write.
eRe Leverette. Parrott =

John Deere 3-row lister No.
Fits power lift Mod. B
John Deere tractor. Sell. or
trade for John Deere subsoil
plow for large tractor. Fred
Flanders. Dublin. Rt. 6.

Good mower. good. No. 12
1H. Chattanooga Mill (no pan),

for sale-or trade for good

match yoke of work steers.
1.000 to 1,800 lb. wt.. and pay
dif. - Prefer horn steers. J. F.
Wellborn. Rock Springs.

SECOND HAND |
MACHINERY WANTED





Want Cane mill and evap-
orator in good cond. State
what you have. John Gibson,
Agricola.

Want an electric churn, in
00d ee for cash. Write.
Mrs. J. A . Moore, Hogansville,
BOs 52:

Want small Conn Mill. prac-
tically new, good cond., within
here, also a 6 to 10 H.
P. gas. eng.. good cond. Cheap
for cash. Write. M. F. Slaton.
Comer, Rt.

Want Oe ee Mower
Dearing or McCormick pre-
ferred. State make and _ pres-
ent cond., approximate cost of
repairs. if any, and price. Ed-
win Simpson, Silane: 695
Paynes, Ave.,

Want Hay foade and good
2 H.-farm wagon, prefer wagon
on rubber with tractor hitch.
Karl D. Sanders. Eatonton, Rt.

a

Want 1 large pressure can-
ner. in A-1 shape. Will trade
O. I. C: Hampshire cross pigs
or shoat. Pees BL Brown,
Hartwell, Rt. j

Want good: eh B or H.
tractor and equipment. State
what you have and best cash
price. Valle Ham. Statenville.

Want 1 power lift for a mod-
tractor. 1940 M. Cash.
ne P. rhe Dawson, 801 E. Lee

Skin-=

Consider for Ford Fer-|

pie

/ Deere G. P

condition.

Se price and condition.

Want Bt once, Far fiat model
| M or Oliver model 80 tractor
in good cond., on good rubber,
prefer with planting and cul-
tivating attachments. Murrel
oer Valdosta. P.O. Box
8

Want good. dbl. ice tractor
harrow, standard make grain
and guano drill for Farmall 12
tractor. D: Watson, Jr..
Barnesville. .

Want garden tractor with
complete set of attachments.
State what you have and low-
est cash price, either at your
place or del. W. E. Richards.
Fitzgerald.

. Want. 4-dise Ainens: tiller
plow. S. lL. Thornton, Dewy-
Rose; Bio.

Want set planters and. culti-
vators complete: with | fert.
attachment for Mod. A-J. D.
Also 1-H walking cultivator,
King Sue esae W. H. Beatie,
Albany, Rt. 3. Box 447.

Want ae dbl. disc turn-
ing plow for Ford tractor with
Ferguson system. Sam Hughes,
| Youngcane, \

Want M. International trac-
tor on rubber. - Buy or exc. U.
C. Allis Chalmers tractor,
complete with cultivator. new
rubber for above.- M.
Clemones. Rome, Rt. 3. (Ph.
County 2602). |

Want late 1 Ford trac-
tor on rubber with starter. J.
T. Fulwiler.- Atlanta; 314
1 Luckie St.. Ja 2146. :

a Want Oliver cultivator in
hments. Must be bargain.
Would consider other make.
Wallace Ross, Eastman, Rt. 3

Want Power can mill.
Walker, Waycross, Rt. 1.

Want oe for 10-20 John
tractor or a whole
tractor. Harry A. See
|sPerry, Rt. 2.

Want large : size 2 trac-
tor in ist class condition. Must
be cheap for cash. D. H. Hor-
ton, Ludowici, Rt. 1.

Want 2-. l-row walking cul-
tivator_in good condition. J
Lewis Davis. Kite. Rt. 2.

Want No. 5 I. H. C. ensilate
cutter and mule power hay
baler. State condition and
price for cash. J. L. Fincher
Barnesville. spe

Want at once head fon Rord:
son tractor, old model. C. W.
DeLoach, Groveland.

Want electric milker in good
Gordon Morgan
Stillmore, Rt. 1. .

Want Ford tractor. with or
without cultivating equipment.
W. M. Denton, Nichols.

, Want Nove? terracing ma-
chine with 10 rt blade in good
ae Co - Wood, Bow-

on 4

Want 1 or 2 Athens S206
disc tiller. 26 in. disc. or 1 or
21. H. C. 6 disc tiller. Prefer
Athens. Cash. Write. W. F.
Hires, Arlington. Rt. 2.

. Want shucker and _ sheller.
If in need of repair. can use it.
Also No. 3 Hammer mill. Ray
S. McDonald. Thomaston.

Want push garden Blox
Wilkie. East Point, . 503
Spring Ave. Ca 7557.

Want 50- 60 gal. syrup boiler
in good condition. Write best
cash price at once.
Fields, Summit. Rt. 2

~ Want tractor in good run-
ning cond. Any std. make.
Also harrow for same tractor
and a 6 gal. elec. churn, pres-
sure canner. Must be in good
oe Charles Coggins. Oak
wod.

Want. 1 H.- wagon at once
Must be in good cond. Write
oe A. V. Grantham.
Jesup. Rt. 2

Want Seay machine. guns
and evefything complete. 200
gal. cap. or more. State make,
how long used and lowest price
a eash. John Cross, Turner-
ville. }

Want for cash for Model VC.

Case tractor. a. power hft.
would buy also cultivating.
planting and fertilizer attach-
ments for this tractor. F..R.
kennedy. Stone Mtn. Rt. 2.

rubber with complete set of
cultivators. planters and dis-
get Eageare Pope. Ocilla.

Want power spray tank, suit-

pecan trees. State make, cond.,
and price. R. E. Fokes, Mon-
tezuma.

Want motor power hay baler,
IHC, Case or J. D. make. Give
size, year model and best-price.
Late model. only considered.



Otis G. Rawls. pss, S

condition, with attach-.

John.

| Dacula, Rt. 1:

' Deere tractor.

cond., and price.

Chalmers B tractor.

| State cond..

Charlie |
oo hirst= class= cond.

model.

- Want a Farmall A tractor on

ile for spraying peaches and





Want ay dbl. eeean
disc harrow. prefer large.
scalloped disc. but consider
plain disc. Give full descript-
ion and cash price. Fay H.
Gilreath, Summerville. Rt. 3.

Want good Drum type Corn
Sheller with fan.
price: er etet Waddell, Bre-
men. Rt. 2

Wanta 1 ae reversible Turn-
er. State what you have and
price: also I have a IHC dbl.

planter nearly new, for sale, |.

at $17.50. and a Covington, No.
10 for sale.. Dan, Browning,
Helena.

Want 1 oil burner for Curing
tobacco. new or second-hand
in good cond. State what vou
have and price. , Dr. J. T: Me-

| Laughlin, Jesup.

Want a
rubber. State particulars.
W. Knight. Dexter. i

Want tractor on rubber with
power lift. cultivators. plant-
ers, Disc tiller or bottom plow,
in A-1l cond... reasonably
priced. Prefer John Deere H
or 5B. tractor: =f: J Saunders,
Moultrie. Rt. 4.

Want 1 row featior. planting
and cultivator attachment in-
cluded. Power lift: Reason-
able price. Carmage Walls.
Macon, 450 Cherry St.

Want 4 dise Athens Tiller
plow. S. L. Thornton. Dewy-
roses Rt hs ~

garden tractor on

Want good McCormick Deer-

ing mowing machine and hay
rake, in A-1l cond., and not
over 50-60 miles away. Theo-
dore Cox. Canton. Rt. 3.

Want late-model tractor.
good cond., State model, price
and cond. F. Estvanko. Bre-
men. Rt: 2. > :

Want compost spread. pre-
fer International make, mule
drawn _and light Boe
good shape. - Gower.

Want 6 to 10 H. P--upright

boiler, in good cond:. for use

in: / Dairy. J. A. Capehart,

Chickamauga, Rt. 2.

Want for cash or will trade
nice Jersey calves and shoats.
for dbl. row Cultivator, or
single row for Model H John
Write. ray
Harris, Tunnel Hill, Rt.

Want garden tractor with
attachments, plows, etc. B. C.
McGee, Thomaston, Rt. 1.

Want heavy 1 H. wagon.
State price and cond. J. W.
Brown, Stone Mtn.. Rt. 2.

Want 3 dise drill. firs*

x

clgss

|cond.. 1 with~Grain ar f Fer-

tilizer compartment, cheap for
pees R. W. Tilley. Jasper.
heey

Want garden tractor. State
what attachments vou _ have.
i Prather.
Monroe. Rt. 1.

Want cultivator for Allis
Riley C.

Couch. Turin.

Want garden tractor oak
equipment. in good cond.
G. McLeod, Cuthbert.

Want Planters and Guano
Dist... tor] Model. Be] Allis
Chalmers tractor. J. M. Bailey,
Harlem.

Want Allis Chalmers Gom-
bine and walking cultivator.
and price. C." E:
Burt. Concord.

Want Manure Spreader- in
vcheap for
cash.. State make, size and
price and whether tractor or
mule drawn, steel or rubber
wheels. Frank Dial, Hogans-
ville; Rt 2.

Want an elec. churning ma-
chine. for cash. J. B. Smith,

Demorest. Beck,

Want. DeLaval Cream Sep-
arator. in first class cond..
and ready for use. W.
Brewster, Sylvania.

Want tractor and equipment.

-. or Farmall preferred:
consider other makes. Write
or wire. Ed Davis. Butler.i .

Exe. 3
wts. 1100 and 1200 lbs.. 10 yrs.
old. A-1 cond.. for tractor on
rubber. not later than 1939
(Allis Chalmers. pre-
fered). anv make. and pay dif-
ference if deserving. Wy F:
Couch. Luthersville. ea

- Want an Ininl.
track: tractor, small size, reas-
onable price for cash. Roy
Thompson, Jonesboro, Rt. 1.

Want McCormick-Deering
power mower for Model B
Farmall tractor. in good cond.,
and reasonable price. R.
Campbel, Dawson, Rt. 5.

Want emery. stand and elec.
motor for grinding farm imple-

ments. heavy duty type. Julian 1S 1.
SS anollee, S oe vege

Leggitt. Unadilla.

Give best |

D:

eration. W.

in|

in| Cap..

300 ege cap.

good mare mules. |

or Catp.

| $1.00. gal.,



Want: for cash pee |
cultivating eauipment fi
Oliver 70 row.

Same tractor. Jas.
Augusta, Rt. 2. =

C. S. Thomas. Martin,



INCUBATORS A |D
BROODERS FOR SA



4 Shenandoalk wood ne
brooders. used. only once,
Sale. at ,reasonable pric
would like to buy Incuba
not over 3 yrs. old, 3 to 5.01
cap... g00d running cond. Hi :
Poole. Warwick. a

1 Intermediate a 3 a
Finishing batteries. for chi
3 wks. old up to 2 and 3 Ib.
Unheated. for Le room

M. Rockel, 1
asville, Rt. i, eae

SJ dbl deek | Wishbone
3200 ess: cae cheap for qu:
sale. A. . Holloway, f
mont.

150 ean. Ker. broods
yr., good as new. $7.50. Fi
Mrs. Inman Waller. Wrig
ville Rip i

= inc. eer cece 100
$5.00: 2 brooders. 100

$5.00: 200 cap.. ~$7.50.

Kittle. Carrollton. ~~

50 egg cap.. oil burning
$3. 00 or exc. for chickens. |
in good cond. John Smith
lanta. 709 een St a



INCUBATORS AN D
BROODERS WANTED



Want an elec. Inc..
in good ee

Rt. . Box "399. see

Want 1 Elec. Inc.. 1
Write what you.
also want some 3-A pull
Lindstrom or Booth str..
over 1 vr. old. P. Hic
Savannah, a a Box ae

first letter.
able. .S. Fraley. Waveross..

Glenmore Ave.
Want 1 Ine., oil buvner} 1

State price

5 ee, Lo

SEED FOR SALE



Seed beans, tender half
ners and cornfield bean
cupful, plus postage; als
L. cockerels, $1.25 ea.,
transportation charges.
George Poole, Jasper, Rt. 2.

Gourd seed: Bushel, 16
10c; Dishrag*and darning, 3
for 10c; Martin, 25 for
small pumpkin seed, 20 for
also about 100 good,
gourds, small egg to | qt :
all, 5c ea. Mrs. Ben McB a
Fitzgerald, Rt. 4.

Sunflower and okra
20c cupful; Eng. pea see
der, 15c cup; pumpkin se
nice, clean, 15c cup. Mrs: ]
nie Weeks, Dial.

Limited amt. heavy i
black pole bean seed and sto
Mtn. watermelon seed, ei
cupful; long bearing okr
per 2 thlis., postpaid. M
V. Dobbs, Flowery Branch
toe a

%% bu.
sets, $3.00: postpaid.
Johnson, Benevolence.

Citron seed, $1.00 Ve
Thompson, Cadwell, Rt. a

Seed cane, Green No. 29

red multiplying 0
Idu:

&. | good lengths, $16.50 per

stalks. Have 25 acres du
and short time to sell it.
me Wiliams, Quitman.

' 6 Ibs. Pattersons: Ice Cre;
eaten clon (long, dark g
cream. colored -meat tea
choice melons, 50c for 1
$2.00 1b. Add postage.

J. D. Patterson, Adel.

White and yellow mixed n
onions, 75c gal. Add pos

Mrs. Aver: Weeks, Dia a

Early Queen water:
ripens 60 days from pl!
Pkg. seed, 25c; Acre bag,
also Jumbo: Triumph, grow
wt. 150 lbs. Pkg. seed, |
W .M. Thornton, J oe Rt.

Clean Cattail
any amt. up to 12 tons 20
FOB my POET. , ee os
Broxton. iS

Mammoth | ;
or. exc. f
half runner beans |
sacks. Mrs. he


































































Want 5 or 10 bu. Iron or
ae Wh sound peas, 2-3 bu.

ve Whatleys . prolific seed
Ist or 2nd yr.. from
ice: H. P, Malcom, Social
Mirele. Rt. B Box 47.

Want 10 bu. Hay seed Soy
ans, good, clean, sound seed
ay Be. Cody, Collins.

Want 1 or 2 bu. Bunch Vel-
beans. State ie
Donley. Colquitt, Rt.



oy beans and Palmetto beans.
ate best cash price FOB sta-
lon, = 15 or 20 bu. lots. R.
. Tilley. Jasper. RFD 2. |

EATHERS WANTED:

fant some new Goose or
ck feathers. Send sample.
st price and amount. a
=. Stone. Adairsville, Rt.
WANTED:

Bee nice. white feed sacks

or dried apples or peaches. O.
Duggam Chester.

HONEY BEES AND BEE

PPLIES WANTED:

: ant honey bees: old box
ims or patent. Write what
UL have and best cash price.

a Bradbury, Bogart. -

lant 50 hives of Bees to use
my Apple Orchard. Advise
hat you have and best price,
M. Miller. Cornelia. .
. CaS AND PECANS
es % bu. seed peanuts.
ypanish var., preferred. State
orice. Orlando Cearley. Cul-
rson, N C., Rt. No. 2 (Res. of

; rant 100 Ibs. imp. Spanish
eanuts. Quote best price. J.
R. Morgan, Stillmore.
PLANTS WANTED:

yill exc. 8 good erade: 100
cap.. size white feed sacks
cae Everbearing strawberry

ants a. pav postage. Mrs.
Silas MeNeal. Flowery Branch.

_

oe seedling peach scions,
in-White English, etc. State
r., and price. Mrs. Cochran,
acon, 384 Kingsley Ave., Rt.

XTATOES WANTED:

ant 300 to 500 Ibs. kiln dried
eet potatoes. nice grade.
uote price. Mrs. H. L. Hollo-

oe ee P.O. Box







y vant Pp R.. sweet petatoes,
1. in dia., or large. at $1.50
del. any quantity. J. E.

a Ss, at 15c ea. for unwashed
ain, all same color or dif.
C. Dobbs.

ni Kobe Lespe-
aa. also 100 Ibs. Serecia
fied). P, Singleton,

lant for. Biaaticd on own
rm, 500 . Scarified Serecia
es 4. 000 lbs, ea., Kobe
Korean Lespedeza: 2.000
Dallas Grass seed. 500 Ibs.

samples and best price on
ny or all of above. M. P.
Pope. Washington.

REES WANTED:

ont 50 early Elberta peach
also Blue berries and

blue "Figs, well auras Give

price on ea. de Tobe

Iner. Cuthbert. Rt. 3.





NN a var. of apple and
peach trees.
y to be true to name and

peas, and other. good peas.
_ Quote best price. J. H. Lever-

Ae.

Want peck or half bu. extra
arly Black Crowder _ peas.
uae wha* you have and price.

a McCollum, Canon, Bt. 2.



Va : Peavine, ;
an or Alfaifa hay. del. my
arn. Siate price of hay. Also
ha ane. e J.

rant. Canren Bali or White
iXie- watermelon seed, any
it. State price. E. V. David-
. er Rt. 3

"Wood.

oe ee

ozen or more,
: - M. Kelley, Li-



arthen, Warthen.
ACKS WANTED:
ant some chicken feed |

ks if free from holes or'|

Dutch and Hop. clover. |

guaranteed by}

be what they sell. W. O.
Stevenson. Trenton.
~ AND
S WANTED
t few bu. good field
eas, a bu. white, black-evye

Aderhold, Win-:

yt some Pecan Yrees, Al
at right)





Want some S. C. Eng. str. ig
type W. Leghorn eggs for set-
ting. Mrs. Alf Pangle, Chicka-
mauca.

Want March 1 to 10th 400
Brown Leghorn or New Hamp-
shire eggs, to set on halves or
pay cash: Must be fresh. T. B.
Dellinger, Maxeys.

FRUIT WANTED:

Want about 25 Ibs. dried
peaches and 25 lb. dried apples,
free from worms. State best

| price by parcel post prepaid. B.

T. Baldwin, Rome, 1421 No.
Broad St.. - :

HONEY BEES AND BEE
BEE SUPPLIES WANTED:

Want buy some Bees and Bee
swax. Fred L. Glisson, Canton.

Want 4 gal. strained Honey.
State kind and price. John H.
Parks, Augusta, 308 Greene St.

GOURDS WANTED: :

Want 50 Martin gourds at
reasonable price. White. B. A.
Radford, Broxton.

Want about 25 Martin gourds.
State size and price; also have
ROP sired N. H. Red, Rocks,
and Leghorn baby chicks, $17.00
C. or exch. for what have you?
J. G. Buyers, Whitesburg.

PEANUTS WANTED:

Want 200 lbs., Imp. . White
Spanish peanut seed, also reg.
S. P. C. hogs, boars and gilts.
Write what you have. W. C.
Burnsed, Eabell.

| SACKS WANTED:

Want some print feed sacks.
Quote number and price. Mrs.
J.T. Laremore, Smithville. Rt.
2: j

Want 25 or 30 white feed
sacks, free from holes or mil-
dew. Pay 10c ea: also want 15
or 20 Fig trees, 15 or 20 Blue
Grape vines, 50 Boysenberry, all
to be well rooted. State prices.
R. B. Rhodenhiser, Macon, 1344

College St. .
Want some ovrint chicken
sacks. Mrs. F. Green,
Bridgeboro.

Want 250 or more large size
burlap sacks. at 34c ea., and
express or parcel post charges.

ye ae Hamby. Greenville, Rt.



CATTLE FOR SALE

x

7 Fine Jersey miich
fresh. Also OIC shoats.
Bowman, Buford, Rt. 2.

Fine Jersey cow, fresh, heifer
calf, $100.00. S. E. Jones, Fair-
burn, Rt 2?

Fine Jersey cow, fresh-in, 3
gals. milk. Gentle, easy millker,
$100.00 at farm. lL. P. Single-
ton, Fort Valley.

Guernsey bull calf, 11 mos.
old. Will reg. in buyers name,
$75.00 at barn, or exc. for Guer-
o bull calf, reg. in my name.
A. T. Cowings, Meansville.

File milch cow, good condi-
tion, freshen in March with 3rd
calf, $75.00 if sold in 10 days at
parn. Mrs. Sallie Floyd, Rock-



cows,

PYAA A ees

3 Purebred, well marked
Guernsey bull calves, one, 15
mos. others, younger. Bargain.
See} Tygart, Nashville.

\-% Good Jersey milch cows at
my farm 10 Mi. N. E., Fitzger-
ald. Mrs. R. R. Dorminy, Fitz-
gerald.

Pr. whiteface pulls, 2 yrs. old.
Broke to work, sell, or exc. for
young mule, take or pay differ-
ence in value. WN. R. Mooney,
Quill.

Steer, stall-fd. Also 2 shoats,
wt. around 75 lbs. ea., for sale |
at barn, J:.D. Parks, "Zebulon,
Rio i.

_ HOGS FOR SALE





Reg. SPC pigs. Gates type
and Diamond X 2nd bloodlines,
$25.00 ea. Reg. in buyers name.
Dbl. treated. Mitchell Edwards,
Atlanta, 1655 Pelham Rd. N. E.

SPC pigs from best bloodlines.
Boar and sow won Ist prizes
Southeastern Fair. Reg. in buy-
ers name. Dbl. treated, $25.00
ea. A. N. Harrell, Redan.

2 Imp. SPC gilts, 10 wks. old,
$15.00 ea. Fine boar, 15 mos.
old, wt. 500 Ibs. $60.00. Dbl.

| treated for cholera. Reg. papers

furnished. John V. Wright, La- |
112 wks.

Grange, Rt. 1, Box 103.
Purebred SPC gilt, 5 mos. old,

| big and healthy, treated, $8.00. |

Alse 2 crossed SPC-Black gui-
nea gilts, treated, $6.00 ea. Not

prepaid. H: B. Lowery, East- |
10. & Sinquenfield, Harrison.

man, Rt. 1.
Sf .





Reg. in buyers name. C. B.
Collins, Hazlehurst.*

3 Little bone guinea gilts,
bred: small bone guinea male,
$35.00 -ea.,
Dickinson, Monticello.

3 Fine, bred SPC sows, wt.
200-300 lbs. ea., due to farrow
in Feb. First M. O. or certified

check for $105.00 buys them
FOB my place. C. B. Biggar,
Haddock.

5 SPC feeder pigs, crossed
with guinea, 3 mos. old, $5.00
ea. Treated. Not prepaid. Mrs.
N. L. Joiner, Sr., Eastman, Rt.
3, Box 49.

21 Blocky type Daca pigs,
life treated, 60 days old. Reg.
in buyers name, $15.00 ea. FOB
H. L. Williams, Baxley.

Res. SPC. gilt, 14 mos. old,

with 5 pigs, 6 wks. old, subject

to reg. $65.00. Gilts, bred, 9
mos. old, $35.00 ea. Pigs, 2, mos.
old, both sexes, $15.00 ea. Treat-
ed and reg. in buyer's name.
FOB. Fred C. Seago, Pinehurst,
Riz lt,

38 Purebred SPC male pigs,
wt. 50-60 lbs. out of litter 9
Blue Ribbon winners. Life
treated. Reg. in buyers name.

$39.00 ca. RoC. Sowell, Pur
aski,
Reg. SPC proven sow, far-

rowed 10 pigs, $35.00. Also it
shoats, $8.00 ea., 2 mos.
Hampshire boar, $15.00. Ail-
liam Hageman, Rochelle, Rt. 1.

8 OIC pigs; 1 OIC boar, 2 yrs.
old, wt. between 250-300 lbs.
OIC sow, 2 yrs. old, wt. 250-
300 lbs; 2 shoats. J. H. Collins,
Atlanta, Rt. 1, Mt. Olive Rd. Ca
4906.

Hereford boar pigs, 10 wks.
old, sired by Fashion Corrector.
Reg. in buyers name, $35.00 ea.
FOB. Math Sconyers, ors
Swainsboro, Rt. 1.

Purebred. big bone Blue Gui-
neas; boar shoat, 8 mos. old. wt.

fabout 100 lbs. and 8 mos. old

silt, wt. 100 lbs. Unrelated,
ready for service, $20.00 ea., or
$35.00 pr. Dbl. treated. Charlie
Mahphus, Tusculum.-

OIG and big bone guinea
erossed shoats, 4 mos. old $10.00
ea. or exc. for calves, also Hast-
ings imp. honeydrip syrup cane

seed, 10c lb. H. R. Adams, Bu-

ford, Rt. 1. (Near Hog Mtn).

Hog, corn-fed, A-1 cond. Will

dress around 350 lbs. Will sell
at 20c lb. dressed if taken at

once. A. F. Underwood, Con- |

yers, Rt. 3.

10 Fine P. C. pigs, 2 mos. old,
$5.00 ea. at my home. Wilson.
Carson, Grifin, Rt. C. (Zebulon
Rd).

12 White pigs, < a0 pn here at

my place. W. A. Biggers, Cor-
dele. Rt. 4.

Reg. OIC young, bred sows
and gilts. Reg. boar, all $45.00
ea. Figs, 3 wks. eld to 4 mos.

jold. $10.00 up. Will ship any-

where and guar. to please. D. B.
Dukehart, Decatur, P. a Box
488.

Nice pigs 8 wks old, $7.00 ea.
Homer E. Phillips, Atlanta, 1591
Howell Mill Rd. Be 1851-J.

5 SPC gilts, wt. 100-125 lbs.
ea. $15.00 ea, or $65.00 for lot at
farm. Thrifty stock. Will not
ship. Mrs: Luther Holland,
Byromville, Rt. 1, Box 165.

OIC brood sow, 14 mos. old.
wt. about 400 lbs., for sale. Mrs.
C. E. Duncan, Dunwoody, Rt. 1.

SPC boar, 13 months old; 210
ibs: reg, in buyers name, $45.00
not del. W. M. Gay, Abba.

SPC pigs, 12 wks. old, excet- |

lent stock, $10.00 ea. J.T. Ful-
wiler, Doraville, Rt. 1, Box 150,
or call. Ja. 2146, Atlanta.

Shoat, wt. 150 1bs; 5 pigs, 10
wks. old; 3 shoats, 3-mos. old;
4 pigs and sow, sell or trade for
cow or heifer to freshen soon.
Walter Samples, Suwanee, Rt. 1.

Young Duroc boar, about 2

| yrs. old. Reg. good blocky type,
| $37.00 crated. 2 bred Duroc

sows. Quote price on sows on
request. C. L. Hamilton, Bax-
ley. j

=o Res, SPC year 15 mos. old,
wt. about 300 lbs. $35.00 crated,
FOB. Pembroke. Hermon Shu-
man, Ellabell.

Nice Hampshire males, 50-60
lbs. $8.00 ea. Breeding stock.-O.
S. Duggan, Chester.

8 Purebred Red Jersey shoais,
old. Treated. Papers,
$25.00 ea. Jack Barfoot, Dublin,
Rt. 5:

- Little bone Black African

guinea males and females, Stay |
fat kind, 4 mos. old, $18.50 ea.



Nee



FOB farm. W. V.

old. |



lzter Rd.






ee: Rgks Sear a. y <:
= noe PRES U E Wednesday, Puy 2, 1944
MISCELLANEOUS | MISCELLANEOUS | HOGS FOR SALE | HORSFS AND MULES | SHEEP AND GOATS _
WANTED | _ WANTED FOR SALE FOR SALE ,
oe = ; <
Se i Reg. red Berkshire gilts, wt. | -
ZEANS AND PEAS WANTED: | EGGS WANTED: from 65-150 Ibs. Dbl. treated.) pine bueey an saddle horse,| At Stud: Saanen and Nubian |

no plug, $90.00 cash. Also want
pr. wild grey habbits. Oliver
W. Bryce, Atlanta, 757 Fair St.
SW.

Grey horse mule, wt. about
1,450 lbs, 13 yrs old. sound and
solid, $200.00. Also black mare
work mule, wt. about 1,250 lbs.
about 13 yrs. old, $125.00.. G. M.
Walden, Gibson, Rt, 2.

Black mare mul, good eyes,
no blemishes, work anywhere,
$65.00 ea. See. Elmer Smith,
Knoxville, (5 Mi. E. Roberta).

Tenn. walking stud colt, 14
mos. old. Son of Allens Best
ai John Goto, Gaines-
ville

Work, buggy and saddle mare,
7 yrs. old, wt. 950 lbs. $165.00.

-Maleom Miles, Metter.

Several good mules, wt. 900-
1,150 lbs. Heavy mule, 4 yrs.
old, others, 11 yrs. old. A. J.
Trawick, Linton.

Pr. black mule colts, about 2

1-2 yrs. old wt. 850 lbs. A. B.
Wiley, Ashland, Rt. 1. .
Plug mule. Also Poland-

China shoats. L. M. Johns, Dec-
ature: Rig?

2 good mare mules, work sin-
gle or dbl. 4 yrs. old, wt. 1,100
Ibs. ea., for sale at my place,
3 1-2 Mi. North Broxton. J. H.
English, Broxton,

Good mule. Also 1- H wagon,
good as new, $85.00 at my home.
No letters ans. (1 Mi. ~ from
Carnegie). Mrs. Robert S. Har-
ris, Carnegie, Rt. 2.

Mare mule, 5 yrs. old, wt. 950
Ibs. work anywhere. $185.00 for
quick sale. J. EK. King, Sharps-
burg.

4 yrs. old May 5. Partly broke,
gentle, $250.00. Black mare
mule, wt. 750 lbs. 2 yrs. old,
$175.00. Bay*mare mule, .1 yr.
old, wt. about 400 lbs. Also
Milking Shorthorn bull, 2 yrs.
old, $125.00, Other stock: E. C.
Long, Dial.

5\ Young mules, well . broke;
bay horse, 5 yrs. old,1100 los.
Work anywhere. Nice and fat.

Lonnie Garner, Lilburn, (or call |

Wa 2191 nights).

Good, small plug mule, $50.00.

Mrs. G. A. McGowan, Waycross,
RASZeS. =

Tron grey horse, 8 yrs .old, wt.
1100 lbs., work anywhere, $100.
Mrs. O. C. Matthews, Adairs-
ville, Rt. 3.

Mare mule, 3 yrs. old, wt.
about 1100 ibs. Gentle and
sound, $250.00. Wm. Ne
Hazlehurst, Ris.

Combination saddle and ee
horse, dark bay, 8 yrs. old, per-
fect health, 1100 Ibs., able do
work of a $300.00 mule). $135.00
at my home. J. R. Jackson,
Decatur, 128 Kings Highway.
De 2169. \

Good horse mule. 11 yrs. old,
wt. about 1,000 lbs., perfect
cond.,
Turner, Maysville, Rt. 1.



RABBITS AND CAVIES

-FOR SALE



N. Z. W. buck, 1 yr. old, good
size, $4.00. Ship if desired.
Nancy Roper, Shady oe

White male rabbit, 1 ae old,
$2.00 crated. Also want few lbs.
white half-runner bean, white
mush peas for seed. Will exc.

daffodil bulbs for seed or pay.
cash. Mrs. George Ross, East-

man.

Chinchilla rabbits, does, $2

, buck, $1.00. \ Mixed Chin-

illa and N. Z. 50c ea. Howard

Bergdoll, Avondale Etstates, De
8225.

Young stock Chincillas from
pedigreed stock with papers.
Carlton Miller, Atlanta, 832 St.
Charles Ave., Ve 5479, after
8:90 pom:

15 Domestic rabbits, 6-7 wks. |

old. N. Z. W. and mixed, fat
and healthy. $7:50 for lot. War-
dell Ward, Junction City.



SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE



Saanen milk goat, will fresh-
en in April. Mother registerea.
J, H. Laird, Columbus, 3352

OAIDE
13th Ave.

Nub ian-Tosgenovres Cros: |
milk goat. Sell fer c2sh or traac |
for anything can us> Tor hall |
|Gresham, Decatur, Rt. 2, Fra-|

'Ca. 7816.
Bay mare mule, wt. 1,050 Ibs. :

125,00: cash..;Mus. Hie Js.

00-

| Smoak, Griffin. Rt. 4

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bucks from reg. hornless, 6 ang
7 q@t.. does. Fee, $2.50. Alsor
young goats for sale. Mrs. Julia |
Varnedoe, Lawrenceville, Rt. =,
Sweetwater Park.

Hampshire doe, 10 mos. ae
wt. about 100 Ibs. 2-3 qt. milk |
stock, unbred, $15.00, plus ship=
ping charges and crate. Ge
Prince, Demorest, Rt. 1, Box 14.

- Booking orders now for 1944
reg. purebred Toggenburg kids
from high producing dams ind
sired by Chikaming Stanton
Judson T-4979 of A. R. ances- _
try. Prices on request. Warren |
Rollins, Atlanta, 349 Me
Ave. N. E.

At Stud Sir Roderick, oak
outstanding Toggenburg of the |
S o uth, naturally horniess.
Proven sire of high mill pra-
ducers and female hornless kids.
Limited service. Fee, $10.00. |
John Hynds,- Atlanta, 93 War-
ren St. De 5140. -

Saanen kids for spring deliv-
ery from 5 to6 quart does,
Booking orders. Mrs. F. E. Ho=_
gan, Hapeville, 3692 ae
Ave. Ca 1884.

Cavan Saranel, S- 461, So
anen, purebred, 2 1-2 yrs. old,
fresh. Granddaugher: of both.
Kung D. A., and Unterwaldem
Chieftain von Aare. $75.00: her
6 mos. old bred daughter, $50. oe
Mrs. N. C. Smith, Howell.

At stud. Toggenburg. eceyel
tal Helens Major Advance,
No. 73950 (Crystal Helens offi-
cial test, 12 mo. 4219 lbs. milk),
Breeding fee, $7.50; Saanen,
Prince Royal No. 69830, Fee, |
$3.00; Golden Pickett, College
Park, 523 1- 2 Princeton Ave. -





LIVESTOCK WANTED |



CATTL WANTED:

Want reg., Roan, polled or
horned, Shorthorn bull, not less _ :
than 3c. more than 4% yrs.
old. Must be in good bresiine
eond., and a good individual. -
Give complete descrivtion and

price first letter. WE, Ay=
cock, Movltric
Exe. sow aa 37 nice pigs

fori Guernsey bull, wt. 4 i
600 lbs., with horns and no pa-
pers; also exc. 5% yr. old mare,
wt. 1200 lbs. heavy in foal for
vearlings. J. F. Wellborn, Rock |
Springs. :

HOGS WANTED:

Want Berkshire or Hane
shire hogs. Will exc. value for
same. Write Mark Glenn. At-
lanta, 353 Mell Ave., N. EF.

RABBITS AND GUINEA __
PIGS (CAVIES) WANTED:

Want 15 or less, male or fe-
male Guinea pigs, 10 to 20
ounces in size. State price.
John A. King, Milledgeville,
Swint Ave =< ;

Want some guinea pigs. State
number, sex, size, age and
price. A. Salzman. Atlanta, 184
Crestridge Dr. N. E.

Want a Chinchilla buck ant
2 does, at reasonable price. Ho-
mer L. Deaton, Winder, Rt. L
Box 106.

SHEEP AND GOATS eu
WANTED:

genburg, Saanen ox Nubian,
with papers. State what you
have and price, del. to me.
Gorge Alazos, Jesup. Rt. 2:



POULTRY FOR SALE



BABY oo AND
BANTAMS

Barred Rack baby hike,
2.00 C.: also baby turkeys
50c ea. H. F. Redfern, Mit-
chell. P.O. Box 47.

Buff Cochins. 6 roosters an
8 hens. young stoek. Bargain.
Mrs. ~ BE. Wiison. Atlanta.
$242 W. Shadowlawn Ave., N.

sev. eae
65c ea. Mary

*

Grade bantams.,
and roosters.

4 small type (Black mostly)
9 mos. old bantam roosters, 75
ea.: also 4-AAAA grade, vr.
old W. L. hens. now laying.
$1.50 ea. not prepaid. cee
nine Eastman, Rt. . Box

Gark Cornish bantams, vere
fine stock, priced right. H. A.
Barwald, | Atlanta, 835 North

il Mixed Bantam pullets,
April 1943 hatch now laying
and 2 Avril hatched roosters,
$10.60. W.-G.. Dobbins, -Mari-
etia. P. O. Box 207.

Wednesday, February 2,

194-

MARKET BULLETIN



POULTRY FOR SALE.

POULTRY FOR SALE



5

+ Trio Golden Sebright Ban-
tams, $8.00 trio. Black R. C.,
$3.50. Pr. Black Reds, Old Eng-
lish Bantams, $5.00. All show
birds. Also 6-4A B. R. pullets,
$12.00. E. T. Wix, Atlanta, 643
> Griffin Sta IN. W., He 2521-J.

Exhibition bred - Bantams,
Black Cochin, Cornish, Minor-
ca, Silver Sebright, Partridge,
Wyandotte, Black Tail. Jap.
$2. 00 ea. and up. Satis. guar.











































































es

Bull St:

~-- White Banta rooster, Ship
CoD. No checks. $2.00. Mrs.
W. T. Sanders, Lithia Spring,
Rt. de,
2 lots (2 hens and rooster ea.
Jot) Game bantams, $2.00 and
_ $2.50 ea. lot; also 3 ducks, roost-
er and 2 hens, $3.25. All FOB.
Harold Hodges, Bogart.

BARRED, WHITE AND
OTHER ROCKS:

Rock cockerels, $10.00 or $2.50
ea. Money ord~ . R. M. Sparks,
_soperton.

__ 12 B. R. hens and cock, 1943
hatch, $18.00; 12 mix. breed,
large, $15.00. 3/4 of hens now
laying. Exp. Collect. No chks.
Je AC. Burns, Sylvania, Rt. 2.

10 B. 3k. pullets, ready to
oe $2.00 ea; and 10 Dark In-
- dian Cornish hens, purebred.
$2.25 ea. Ist money orders get
them. No chks. Glen Horton,
Tarrytown, Rt. 1.

f10- pullets and. 1
Plymouth White Rocks, 7 mos.
old, $20.00 crated, FOB: 50
thick, unbleached feed sacks,
- 20c ea. P. P. on $1.00 or more
orders. Mrs. L. R. Seago, Pine-
_hurst.

20 Barred Rocks: some 18
-mos. old hens, others, 8 mos.
old pullets, now laying, $2.00

ea. FOB. Mrs. Leslie Mulkey,
Quill.

- 1 Barred Rock rooster, $2.00:
also 2 Brahma pullets, June,
1943 hatch, $5.00. Shipped Exp.
Collect. Mrs. J. E. pores Sr.,
Royston, Rt 1

Two 4-A strain B, R. cock-
erels, March hatch, $2.00 ea.,
EOB. Exc. for_3 pullets, same
strain, either Barred or White.
Frank Malpass, Milledgeville.

4 50 Pivmouth W. R. pullets,
7 mos. old, AAA strain, 5 roost-
ers, $100.00. No culls. Crated
FOB. Want 1 ea. Lady Amherst
and Golden pheasant hen.
KK. Sapp, Vidalia, Box 302.

| BUTTERCUP CHICKENS:

1 pr. nice, young Butter-cup
pullets. nearly ready to lay,
$3.50 pair: single. $2.00 ea. Al-
so purebred R. I. Red hatching
- eggs, $1.25 per 15. Mrs. C. R.
Sorrells, Mcnroe, Rt. 1.

- CORNISH. GAMES
AND GIANTS: ;

- Cornish cockerels, 6 mos. old,
$1.50 ea; 2 Cornish pullets.
- same age, $1.25 ea., or
for the 3. Miss Leona Simpson,
e Culverton, Rt. 1. N

- Dark Cornish roosters, 3
~ March hatch. $5.00 ea; 3 June
--.and'3 April hatch, $2. 50 ea. C,
a. Sikes, Sylvester.

14 to 16 Dark Cornish cock-

erels, March and April hatch,
= av. wt., 6 to. Ibs: $2.00 ea.
FOB my farm. Cash. J. B. Pat-
2 iw Waycross, Rt. 4, Box
18

6 Pure Cornish roosters, 4
March hatch, 2 are 2 yrs. old,
_ $2.00 ea. No chks. Mrs. Jewel
Dominy, Eastman, Rt. 4.

Entire stock pure Pit games
_ for sale at my place. No letters
ans. H. . White, Ben Hill
(Campbellton Rd.)

4 young wame roosters and
pullet, purebred, $6.00: also
_B.P.R. young. hens, $1.25 ea,
Cash or Money order. Mrs.
Fuller Sturdivant, Mountville.

Sev. nice Spangle pit game
~_ eocks and stags, $2.00 and $3.00
ea; also some crossed War-
horse and Spengle. All guar.
-_- pure pit games. G. M. Walden,
Gibson, Rt. 2.

_LEGHORNS:

12 AAA Brown Leghorn and

6 W..L. roost *,, about 4 mos:
old, 75c ea. FOB. H. F. Black,

Lawrenceville, Piet

50 W. L. April pullets, all
- Jayers. Also 25 to 30 B. R. and
~ W. RR. $2.00 ea. T. W: Collins,
Rae: Box 143.

15 White and 10 Brown Leg-
horn pullets now laying, $1.50
ea. Send coops. Mrs. R. J.
Bruce, Poecoa; Rt 2.

rooster,



: 50 Brown L. pullets, just be-

ginning to lay, $1. 00 ea: in
ue lots, $1.25 ec. Mrs. E.

Siepens. RES oe oe

0: PaCS: Savannah, 2430

5 extra good White Plymouth

$4.00

Fine, young, purebred W.
rooster, summer 1943 heich:

or feed sacks. Also have shrub-
bery. Mrs. Emma Harris, De-
morest, At. de. |

90 S. C. W. L. April hatch
hens, 3-A grade, now laying,
for sale at my place. Dr. John
Turner, Atlanta, 151 Ponce de
Leon Ave., N. E.

29 W. L. hens, besinhing to
lay, $1.00 ea.
ship. Tom Kittle,
Ree 5:

75 W. L. young hens, AAA
Eng. str. just beginning to lay.
in good cond., $1.50 ea. crated
for lot. Mrs. G. W. Shannon,
Lenox.

50 W..L. hens, February 1943
hatch, now laying, no culls,
$1.50 ea. Mrs. Amos Wilson.
Ball Ground, Rt. 2.

. 100 Brown Leghorn March
pullets, AAA grade, now laying,
$1.50 ea. Marlin Alexander
Cleveland, Rt. 5.

9 Buff Leghorn, April pull-

ets, $1.25 ea: 1 rooster, $1.50.
a ' Webb, Soperton, Rt.

Carrollton,

~6 Brown Leghorn April pul-
lets, now laying,. 1 rooster,
$13.00,. M. O. with order. Mrs.
J.J. Patterson, Quill.

40 AAA W. L. hens, 8 mos.
old, now laying. No crates or
shipments. $1.75 ea., or $65.00
for lot. Mrs. J. G. Short, Doug-
lasville, Rt. 3.

MINORCAS:

Mammoth S. C. Black Mi-
norea cockerels, over 3 mos.
old, direct Pape, $3.00 ea. FOB.
L. N. Adams, Toccoa.

2 select? >Giant str -S.. .
Black Minorea C mos. old cock-
erels, $7.00 for both in 1 crate

oy Weaver, Alma, Rt: 2. Box

6 March 1943 hatce: Golden
Buff Minorea cockerels, Lind-
strom All-Star mating, $2.00
ea. FOB. Lawrenceville Exp.
Office. Chk. or money order
L. W. Earnest, Lawrenceville.

MISCELLANEOUS
CHICKENS:

ea; also domestic rabbits, 6-7
wks. old, $1.50 pr; 8-10 wks.
old, $2.0C pr. Herman Ward,

J Junction City.

25 hens, nice, fat, some lay-
ing, 25c lb. at my home. Can't
ship; also 1 large, fat hog,

T. Pullen, Molena, Rt. 1.

ORPINGTONS:
25 Buff. Orp: hens and 1

ship at buyers expense. Mrs. E.
H. Garner, Buford, phone 187.
PEAFOWLS, PHEASANTS,
PIGEONS, QUAIL, ETC.

6 pr. purebred W. K. pigeons.
Well mated, all on eggs, also
pr. nice squabing homers, $2.00
pair. Ber Overby, Columbus,
3609 14th Ave.

Pr. extra fine Silver King
pigeons, $3.00. D.
Madison, Rt. 2.

15 pr. domesticated Ga. quail,
$1.00 ea. Pr. silver -ppheasants,
3 yrs. old, $5.00 pr. No mail
orders. E. E. Gilleland, Atlanta,
1781 Howell Mill Rd. N. W.
He 3458 W.

3 blue peacocks, 1-4 yrs. old,
$25.00; 2-1 yr..old, $15.00 ea.
FOB. Cash. W. C. Day, ae
Robins, 705 Miller Dr.

White Kings and common
pigeons, mixed, dif. col., white,
brown, blue, mix. col. $1.00 pr.
Wm. Garrett, Jr., Bartow, Rt. 2.

' Peafowls: Blue Breeders, 2
yr. old Blues and 2 yr. Whites,
all $35.00. pair: also 1943 hatch
Blues, $22.00 pr. FOB shipping
point Thos. an Hughes, Buford,

REDS (NEW HAMPSHIRE
AND RHODE ISLAND):

20 fine R.-I. Red roosters,
Feb. hatch, $1.50 ea: also 40
market hens, 28c lb. not pre-
paid. Mrs. G. C. Clifton, Millen,
Rt33. Box 7,

25 Rec. pullets, 9 mos. old,
$1.25 ea. crated: 2-trios AAA
Hatch R. C. White Wyandottes
10 wks. old, $5:00 trio, crated.
a A. E. Sander, Talbotton,

R. I. Red baby chicks from

$8.00 for 50;
D.

laying strain,
$16.00 C. Postpaid. Mrs.
Donaldson, Decatur, De 2405.

Parmenter str. baby chicks,
from own, Pulloruni controlled



flock; excellent laying stock.
15c ea. FOB. Robert Sims. ;
Clarkston.

$1.50 FOB: also exc. peach and
plum trees, 2-3 ft. for pecans.

here. Will not

Not sold -separately. FOB. J..

10 col. hens, young, fat. $1.50.

around 200 lbs., $25.00. Mrs. J. '

rooster, $20.00 at my home, or.

Rice,

Minorca eggs
dark, bloodtested stock, heavy | Q



Fayette,

sington.



Livestock Auction Sale
The North Georgia Hereford Assn., will hold
their first consignment sale, February 17, prompt-
ly at 12 oclock, noon, at the Fair Grounds, La-
Ga., in a Heated Building. Splendid
Polled and Horned Herefords (35 bulls and 25
cows). Breed-improving and of Historical An-

cestry stock will be offered. T. B. and Bangs
. tested. Write Burl F. Hall, Secy.-Treas.,

Ken-





POULTRY FOR SALE

i



50 N. H. Red April 1943 hatch
pullets, 1/3 ~ow. laying, and
1 extra fine rooster, $2.00 ea.
Mamie Youmans, Surrency:

USROP sired N. H. chicks,
25, $5.00 50, $9.00; 100, $18.00.
Eggs, $2.00 for 15. Limited
number chicks from special in-
dividual ROP matings, 50c ea.
US: Pullorum-tested= Tf. B:
Clarkson, Decatur, 921 East
Ponce de Leon Ave. De 5427.

12 Purebred R. I. Red pullets,
about 2 Ibs. ea. $10.00 FOB.
Mrs. J. W. Brown, Helena.

300 N. H. Red pullets, vacci-
nated, beginning to lay,.. $2.00
ea. James A. Boston, Washing-
ton, Rts

200 N. H. Red hens and 14
roosters, $2.25 ea. U. S. Pullor-
um tested. Mrs. Claude Camp,
Buford, RE S852

for service, for sale. Harry

Poole, Warwick.

200-220 hens, 16 roosters, N.
H. Reds, 8 mos. old, $2.00 ea.
Quillian Tuggle, Buford, Rt2ss

Tompkins R. I. Red cockerel,
1 yr. old, splendid color, shape,
vigorous, $3.00. Mrs. J. T. Wil-
kins, Atlanta, 836 North Ave.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS,
GEESE, DUCKS, ETC.

Sev. pr. White Pekin ducks
(hens now laying) crated and
shipped, $3.00 pr. FOB. W. G.
Cartledge, Griffin, P. O. Box

2 Quackless ducks and drake,
$5.00; 3 ducks. and drake, $6.00

crowns or peanuts; also cab-
bage plants, ready, $2.50 M: to-
mato plants, $3.50 M. place or-
der early: Plum trees, 25c ea.
in doz. lots. Mrs. Ira Boat-
right, Alma.

2 large White ducks, April
1943 hatched, laying regularly
since September. No. place to
keep them. Mrs. J. Wilkes,
Atlanta, 1272 Fairview Rd., N.
E. Cr 4922 after 6 P. M.

5 ducks, 4 hens, 1. drake.
$1.50 ea. $7.00 for lot. Mrs. A.
W. Wheeler, Conley, Rt. 1

guineas, mostly hens, $12.00
FOB. Mrs. Elbert Overton,
Bowdon, Ri 2:

4 guineas, 3 hens, 1 rooster,
$7.00. Will ship. Malcom Miles,
Metter.

Trio geese, $5.00: 4 Guinea
hens, 1 rooster, $5.00. Also long
yellow-legged Cornish roost-
er, $3.00. All 1943 hatch. A. D
Cook, Sylvester, Rt. 1.

15 Big boned Bronze turkeys,
8 mos. old. Will sell mates or
ee J. E. Rice, Madison, Rt.

hens, 1 tom, April hatched,
$20.00, or 1 hen, 1 tom, $15.00.
COD or check with order.'
G. Bryan, Philomath.

M. B. tom, wt. about 22 Ibs.
early April 1943 hatch, $10.00.
eet L. White, Buckhead,

t.~5

8 ea. Dark bronze toms and
hens at my home. Also for sale
or exc. for corn and hay, 1
black mare mule, wt. 1000 ibs.
Will work anywhere. D._ F.
Warnock, Tarrytown.

e

POULTRY WANTED



BANTAMS WANTED:

Want 2 mixed bantam roost-
ers, light col., about 1 yr. old,

|at 50c ea. H. C. O Neal; Davis-
boro. :
Want 1" to 20 little bantams,

also want purebred S. C. Black
for hatching.
uote prices. Mrs. Hattie Hollo-
ee Barnesville, P. O. Box

Want 1 or 2 Jap Black Tailed
bantam hens. State age and
best. price, or will exc. Jap



Black Tailed cock for hen. J.
Giles, Macon. 2204 Napier

"Lave: (RFD).

N. H. Red cockerels, ready

by express, or exc. for Kudzu }

8 Purebred White African

Bronze turkeys, big boned, 2.

POULTRY WANTED |
CORNIS _AND GAMES
WANTE

Want 15 or 20 purebred,

large type Dark Cornish pul-
lets or grown hens. State what
you have, anc price. Mrs. Jesse
Beers Bremen, P. O. Box

Want 2 P;. B; Dark Blue: S.
C. hens and 1 cock, same color
and type. Must be purebred
Pit games. Oscar L. Wiggins,
Demorest.

Want first class pit game, 6
or bAby cock, Ke Hi. Crawford,
Tiger.

Want buv pit game, any
breed, 6 or more lb. cocks. A.
a Burson, Atlanta, 258 Mills

LEGHORNS WANTED:

Want 50 healthy, large type,
English S. C. W. Leghorns, lay-
ing or soon ready to lay. State
age and price. Come after if
within 50 mi. Answer promptly,
Mrs. H: Darnell, Evans, Rt 1.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS,
GEESE, DUCKS. ETC.

WANTED:

Want Spring 1943 hatch Nar-
agansett turkey tom: State age,
wt., markings and price. Mrs.
Kor:
Box 405..

Want 6 guinea hens. Mrs. J.
S. Ball, Jackson.

Want young wild turkey tom
and hen turkeys-for restocking
forest land. J. C. Archer, San-
dersville. 4



POSITIONS WANTED



Want job looking after cat-
tle and doing other farm work.
C. M. Waters. Brunswick, 2015
Gordon.

Man with family. wants
small farm near Atlanta. J.
A. Bennett, Atlanta.-504 Wind-
son St.. S. W.

Want job on fone looking

after mules and other stock.
27 yrs. old. crippled. no bad
habits and reliable. Want $1.25
day salary. T. B. McDonald.
Jr,, Barretts. P.O. Ray City.

Want job on farm in Fulton
Co. looking after poultry. flow-
ers, garden and other gen.
work. . Want with Christian
people. rs. Sstelle oa
Atlanta. 836 Wood St.. OW,
Be 1862 W.

Man with large family wants
job on farm for wages. 7 to
work, Want at least $2.00 day.
Mrs. Lester S. Pickett. Atlanta.
377 Cooper St.

Want 1 H. crop on
Pope Todd. Carrollton. Rt. 5

Honest, reliable. exp. man
wants to make connection at
once, to raise Cattle and feed
stuff for same: Sound propo-
sition only considered. At

H, | least 4 R. house. on school and

Mail Rt. J.
bridge. Rt. 1,

Want a 2 H. farm for wages

N. Young. Se

or on halves. Good-4 R. house |-

with elec., good water
wood. Have to be moved. J.
L. Jackson, Palmetto, Rt. 1.
Near Reco.

Sober, hones farmer wants
good farm with good cow and
hog pasture, good house,
school bus Rt., Have own
tools, stock and cows, prefer
within 25 mi. Milledgeville. T.
N. Smith, Jr., Carrs Station.

Man and son want 1 H. crop
on halves. Good land, house,
barn, water, wood, with good
man. Have to be moved and
have | some groceries while
working crop. W. G. Ferguson,
Dahlonega, Rt. 4

Want job on farm, -prefer
with aged couygle. Am 50 yrs.
old, drive tractor and other
light work, or will go 50-50
with someone that cannot fur-
nish mule. J... RP. -Thomas,
Gainesville, Rt. 7.

Want place as Caretaker of
estcte or farm; raise chickens
garden etc.,. 60 wrs. old, no

and



family. Good ref. E., Cawly,
Avondale Estate.

Stokes, Macon, Rt. 3,

stand of turpentine on eee

ont

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2-row tractor. cotton, ee
peanuts. etc.. in Candler Cou
ie = He Edenfield. pelnere

woman for farm work. |
milking. = Mrs. J.
Rome, Rt. 3: one

Want man for ge HH: ce oH
farm. Good land. good. young
mules. 4-R. house on schoo
bus line. Furnish 2-3 001
cows. Plant cotton. corn. |
vegetables, 50-50 basis. Pav
ea until crop time. H. M.

C. Walker, Ellenwood.-Rt. 1.

Want man with family te
work 2-H. crop 50-50 basis.
Would trade with a man with
1 plow hand if he had some
help. Good -community.
house, good land. :
man, McDonough, Rt. 3. .

Want at once man to tend
1-H. farm, 25

wife both work.
Ludowici, Rt. 1.

Want 2 or 3H. farmer or
halves. 2 houses. good.
and tools, also pasture.
wood, . V. Capps, Cochran
RFD 2. ee

Want small family to share
house and work 1 H. crop, 50-
50 basis: truck or gen. crop
Or for wages. W. G. K
Conley. See

ing at the ground, on 50-50
basis; also tend 2 acres tobacco
if wanted. See at once.
ford Shannon. Nicholls, Rt.

Want white or col. help. on
stock farm, for good. wages.
wood, garden.
weekly. 5 mi. :
ue Come or woes

. Hires. Arlington, Rt.

own work stock for two.
horse farms. good land. com
fortable houses,
wod,. excellent water.
Cutter, DeSota.

Want good. farmers for 3

ton. =:

Lottis. ra
Mangum St.. :

Ss. W.

is. Good house, and
wood. Mrs. J. C. ce A
ma, Rt. 2

Want col. ganaily for 20 ai
crop on halves. Good house,
land. plenty wood, church an

school in sight: on Mail route, he

I have stock and will move a
furnish Run: Bille 2: Levi
Pafford. Stockton. :

Want family to operate Y or
H. farm, good land. in good
community:'on mail and school
bus route, near church: fa
want help to work 10%

or $6.00 per bbl. Geo. W. tt
Eastman. Rt. 3. Box 66.

Want family to one. on
Vegetable farm. near Atlan
Truck driver preferred. P%
man $2.00 to $2.50 day dewends
ing on what he can and will di
Good house with elec. R.
Sams, Clarion, es

Atlanta. on shares.
saber and willing workers. :
C. Langley. Stone a Rel

$120.00 mo. and house. Walt
Savonen, McKinnon. ae

Want a farm hand for yea

ton, Hazlehurst, Rt. 2.

Want good man for 95 A. -
cultivation. 32 A. cotton allot
ment, 22 A. bottom land (wi
produce bale per acre); a 1 or
2 H. crop on 50-50 basis to good
man. Good house and barns.
Rev. W. L. Lawrence. Locu
Grove. Rt. 2. . es

Want good. honest, cone
family. white or col. for 2-H,
farm. 50-50 basis. Good land.
Newly repaired 4-R. hous
stock, tools. On bus line, mai
near church. 7 Mi, N.
Marietta on Sandy Plains Rd.
J. B. Knight. Marietta. RED.

Want middiezsed couple
look after 100 A. farm on hwy.
near Crabapple.
garden and chickens,
have cows and hogs if wanted.
Can raise crop on 3rd _ and 4t

Burton Bridges, Atlanta, 5A5

Oakland Ave. Se E.



BETWEEN 600 AND 800 MILLION SEEN AS
COST, DEPENDING ON PRODUCTION VOLUME.

WASHIN GION, Jan. Ye (Atlanta i ournal) War
food Administrator Marvin Jones Wednesday announced
the min#mum levels at which the Government proposes to
support producer prices of more than 30 farm commodities

ander a 1944 a program calling for. a. record out-

ef oe |

Under present price contral polidies: the support pro-

gram would cost the Government between $600, 000,000
and $800,000,000, the final amount Gependline on volume of ~
production. ; Be
The cost would de saepeed m assuring onions re-
ins in excess of OPA ceilings on some crops.

Jones emphasized that the support program was ae
ject. to action of Congress making provision for carrying
ut the support prices and will not be effective unless such.
provision is made,
ess had assured him there was no. strong~opposition to.
the support pricesas such,

- However, a powerful antisubsidy ae is Gentine a
request of President Roosevelt that the WFAs Commodity, -
Credit Corporation be allowed toassume the cost of the
rice support program. It is insisting that the OPA put its

itt

ceiling prices in line with the farm support prices.

COMMODITIES ABOVE CEILINGS

Commodities which would be supported at levels above
OPA ceilings include the vegetable oil crops. (peanuts, soy-
beans and flaxseed), vegetables for processing, sugar, dry
yeans, cheddar cheese, some fruits for processing, some
fruit juices and peanut butter. :

~The new support program which is desisned: to assure
armers return i in line with wartime production costs and
hence to encourage maximum production, follow the gen-
eral pattern of a similar program last year?-

Sileht increases were proposed for a number of com-
hes including corn, wheat, cotton, peanuts, soybeans,
flaxseed. sugar beets, sugar cane, sweet potatoes, barley
and grain. sorghums. Only hogs will be ie toa lower
support price, beginning next October.

Various devices will be used, Jones said, to carry out
the price minimums. These will include loans, Government
purchase of affected commodities, and direct payments to
farmers. :

DHS support prices included: |

- HOGSGood to choice butcher hoes Of ie ied
reights, $13.75, Chicago basis, until October 1. From Oc-

He said administration leaders i in Con- :



an aPe Farm await

tober 1, 1944, to March DAS 1945, the price will he
for hogs weighing from 200 to 240 pounds. ;

CORNFighty- five per cent of parity price oF
_as of next October 1. The support price on the 1943 erop
ranges from 81 to. 97 cents a bushel in the commercial
belt and from 81 cents to $1.01 elsewhere. The 1944 p:
is expected to be higher because: parity is expected to
higher than at the time the 1943 prices were established

; 85 per cent of parity on October 1, 1943.

WHEATHighty-tive per, cent of ae as of J uly 1.

The 1943 support price averages $1.24 a bushel at the fa:
- Because of an anticipated 1 increase in the parity prices 2
1944 support level is expected tobe fishers 72
- COTTONNinety per cent of parity as of August
The 1943 support level is 18.41 cents a pound for 7-8 ine

middling. An anticipated increase in the parity, rice
would heoat the 1944 support price over last years.

SOYBEANS$1.94 a bushel for gren and

: soybeans grading No. 2 or better with 14 per cent mois

_eontent. The 1943 price as $1.80. Support prices will
= 20 Sia lower for brown, black and mixed sro

3 TOBACCO PARITY | ee

"TOBACCONinety per cent of parity or the same
cent of parity as in 1943. Tobacco sold, however, for mg
than the support levels.

PEANUTS$150 a ton for Spanish, Virginia and Vv
Jencia types, and $140 for runner types. This is an increase :
of $10 for all types. ~

BLACKEYE PEAS (Southern) $5. 75 for U. s N
1 grade; unchanged from 1943. :

EGGSAn annual average of United States far
price of 34 cents a dozen, or the same-as in 1948.

CHICKENS AND TURKEYSNinety per deh of
parity. The support price does not apply to broilers !
chickens weighing less than three pounds live weight.

BUTTERForty- SIX cents, Chicago basis; ee oe
from 1943.
SKIM MILK POWDERUnited States oun grade
spray process, 14.5 cents a pound, and roller process, 12.
cents, Midwest plant basis. These prices are unchanged.

FLUID MILK AND BUTTERFATDairy feed st
sidy payments will be continued at rates to be announ:
each month. :

CURED SWEET POTATOESFrom $1. 50. a busk
in December to $1.75 in March, compared with $1.30
$1.65 for similar period during past marketing season.

GRAIN SORGHUMSNo. 2 or better, $1 a bushel
cemona and California and 95 cents in other states. Th
prices are 10 cents higher than in 1943.

ARM | HELP WANTED



Want reliable white woman
to live in home and help with
farm work for salary. Mrs.
W. R. Bishop. Atlanta. 1591
Alder Court, SE. Cr 3192.

Want a farm te ae colored,
for farm work, 1% mi. Sparta
ou paved Hwy.

. plenty wood, pasture:
cows. and hogs on shares, Large
barn and tools. aoe S. In-
graham. Sparta. (L. S. Ingram
High & Industrial School, col-

Ore
Want nice while or colored,

middleaged woman to do gen.

wogk around farm. Good home
and reasonable. salary. hee
. Gresham. Decatur, Rt: 2

Want reliable white woman

to live with family on farm}

nd help with farm work. $30.-
00 mo. and board to right per-
son. G. M. Cochran, Jr.., Se
nds. Bainbridge.

Want iniddleaged white
Christian woman who needs
home life with elderly couple
nd do farm work. For details
write or se. Mrs. S. W. Huey,
Atlanta, 647 Lawton St.. S. W.

Want reliable family for 2-3-
H. farm for standing rent on
home place of late A. C. Ware,
Cooksville. Good house and
land. in Cooksville. Franklin

ilwy. Goss Mattox, Hogans-.
ill.

Want small family, white or
col. tor farin and dairy work.
will furnish house, garden and
patches free: oe D. McCurry.
pee 1e6 5

Jarl eee 2-tee Tar mer:
ae or col. on 50-50 basis.
ood 4-R. house, woods aie
ood land. stock. 1 Mi. from
xurch and_ school. Cay fur-

sea to make. erop.

; hel Smith, Winder,

New, white|s
house, artesian water, 2 good | f



FARM HELP. WAN TED

FARM HELP WANTED

| FARM. HELP WANTED



Want good man to ork 50
acres good land ( have 2 good
mules) on halves. 1 mi. own
and good*school. L. M. Jones.

Molena. >

Want good farmer for 200
acre farm, 1 mi. Suwanee. on
uwanee Creek. Thirds and
ourths of standing rent. Ap-
ply: W.. Te wil Ison, Suwanee.

Want a sober, honest
farm hand to work on farm:
one who can go ahead with
work. Good wages. board and
laundry.. Write. he r McCul-
lough, Jesup. Rt.

Want young woman of good
character for farm work. J: T.

Bass, Tifton, 903 So. Central
ANG.2

farm (good land) on halves: 1

farm. creek bottoms. ' for
standing rent or thirds and
ee : ae SS bus and
Maul route. 5 mi. So. Jonesboro.
Good 4 R. house. out- houses,

ete. Alex H. Steph =
bee Ben enhens, Jones

Want foie White or col..
fo work 2 or 3 H. farm on
halves. 4 R. house, water.
wood; school bus by door: also
man to work by the day. Den.
Luke, Sycamore. mie:

Want share croppers or Day
hands. Regular work. House.
wood and garden free. E. B.
Travis, Riverdale.

Want reliable white family
to raise broilers (chickens) on
halves. Must have experience
and give ref. Have 4-1 M.. and
1-2500. cap. poultry. houses.
fully equipped. Jos. B. Shields.
aunts, 1326 Glenwood AVC

Sa Ja p22 8.

- Wantereliable woman to live

a family and do farm work.
No milking,
Norton. C

alary. _
nyers.

Box 124

Want col. Haiiily for 1 pie:

CoW..



- Want at once, man to work
4500 Turpentine cups, also a
small crop on 50-50 basis. Y.
G Harper, Wray, Rt. 1, 3 *

Want farm hand, man or wo-

(man, who can plow, single

man preferred, at once, for
wages or vc. halves, in Mon-
roe Co. No drunkard. Also want
man to clean out and fix well
on my farm. At once. Mrs. J.
B. NeSmith, Forsyth, Re

- Want 1 or 2 H- croppers on
halves. Good house, land, alsd
barn, stock, 4 mi. West Hamp-
ton. F. ee Turnipseed, Hamp-
ton: Rt. X

Want ica. middleaged:
couple, white or colored, for
small farm, 18 mi, Atlanta.
Light truck farming and care-
taking. Straight salary and
shares or salary if preferred.
C. E. Conkin, Atlanta, 715
ae -Haverty a Ma

Want white Sa ta live

with old couple on farm and

help with farm work for $10.00
mo. and home. Must be
thoroughly reliable. Mrs. Dora
Loftis. Colbert. Rt. 2.

Want small family. white or
col. for. gen. farming. drive
truck, ete. House. wood and
ee salary by day or
wee . F. Wages. Lithonia.

Want col. farm help. $12.00
week and house. Fred Parker,
Decatur. Rainbow Dr.. Rt. 1.
De 2215.

Want 1 or 2 Ht tarmer on
3rds and 4ths. Must furnish
self. Tend any amount land
wanted. 5 A. good bottom land.
Close to churches. On Mt.
Zion school bus line. 2 mi.
West of Jake. Come see or
| Write. | iL i Pate. Waco. Rt. Qe



id. A. Lance, Red ae

Want 1a
or col., on halves, to cultivate
tobacco, cotton, peanuts, and
feed crop: also want wage
hand, single or married, white

or colored. WO, Gaon,
Adel. =

Want white man or with
family for farm and truck
growing, also handy man. 3
R. house (nicely painted, elec.
lights) at edge of town: wood

}on place, garden, 1/2 mi. town.

Ref. required. No - whiskey

drinker. Pay $2.06 day. lL. T.

Anderson, Augusta, Rt. 4.

Want 5 families to work on
farm for 1944. Good, sandy

land river farm, close to church

and school, furnish house,
wood, garden and potato patch-
es, $1. 50 day and furnish work

the year round. M. Clem-|,

ones, Rome, Rt.
No. 2602 or 2105"

Want. nice woman to help
with farm work. Must be heal-
thy. Give good home and
wages. Mrs. L. W. Kennedy,
Milledgeville, Rt. 5.

Want white woman, reliable,
to do farm work. W- Y. Harper,
Wray.

Large farm io let out on
shares, all or any part of it.
Exceptionally good land, hous-
es and stock. Furnish croppers
if not able furnish selves. Have
about 15,000 bearing peac
trees, Hileys, Elbertas, Early
Rose on this farm that will
rent or let out on shares. J. P.
Corley, Manchester.

Want farm help. Part fie
pay. 3 R. house, close to mar-
ket, church,
store. Good land for vegetable
growing: good. well in yard
and can have elec. if desired.

phone Co.

cropper, white

school. 8 mi.

school bus and



Want Besa man, wh
black, as share cropp
2, 3 or 5 H. farm. Good hou
Bldgs.. etc. near Church
Atlanta, 10

Gritty, oe: Dickinson, |

| fin.

Want large family to op
2 H. farm and cut pulp
on 50-50 basis. Good h
stock, tractor and tools:
churches, stores a-d sce
gs Role: at Queen, New!

Want good farmer for 5

.}cleared land, house, flow

well, standing rent..Goo
den. On Salt River: us
mule and 1/ o crop on hi:
Near ship yard. Mary. H.
beck, eridan. =

ae 1/2 mi.
WES Bee
1, Box 558A.

Want woman to assice
farm work. No milking. \
Lillie Wilson, Chamblee R

Want refined couple for
crop, with mule; new h
barns, pasture, near Sto
Standing rent. < Rae
stone Mtn Rta:

Want honesi, soper.
wife to cultivate a fin :

hi{crop on 50-50 basis. G

and not able to work.
exch: L. P. Mills, Brookl
Want farm help, whit
col,, for 1 H. crop on ha:
Good 4 R. house, good ga
school bus, Mail route,
to church, 7 mi. East Elbs
Ernest A. Blair, E t

Want single ma
to work on fa m,
\ Meeks, Axson. :