Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1946 June 26

- "TOM. LINDER |





VOLUME 29



Editorial By TOM LINDER














sue of December 5, (1945).
Gi Joes




godly tyrants.






roes | can.












r silent tents are spread.

bivouae of the dead.
hat about the GI Joes
ng home? They are just in the
of young manhood. Many. of









h school room,.some from col-
and many from the farm and





e enough to foresee the problems
h they must face?








hall these returning men go to the















sane notion that the farmer must
his products at world prices and in
etition with world slave labor.
ny man honestly and sincerely
se a young man to get on the farm





a eents a day?



hall these young men: join. the
of industrial labor in the hope of
ng their ae in world mar-






Deen we 20 all a for world trade,
our industrial products must be
d in those countries of low wages.
e go all out for world trade, Amer-









d to produce cheap goods that can
nations. .

It we go all out for world trade,
industrial labor will just as surely
to compete with world markets

Il the farmer, if the farmer de-
nds on foreign markets.







We can advise these young men 1D-
ar as possible to complete their edu-
ion, A well rounded mind and Ls
lity to think clearly for oneself is
eless heritage which cannot ee
n away. : :

the young GI Joes are to have a

will: not vetien
r lives have been sacrificed to the
for gold and the lust for power

gave their lives as only Amer--

Fame S- ternal camping- -eround :

eho are =

without business. experience of.
d. Many of them taken from.

ry. Who can advise these young
that or how they should do? Who >

he Washington administration has

try to compete with labor that is

Sold to the slave and peon labor of

te from Market Bulletin, 5 ae

Glory guards, with solemn round, ~ :



industrial labor will find itself +



"WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1948

ee

~ chance in life, we must have plenty of |

jobs to g0 around. ee
These jobs ean be had ate if. we

_ preserve our integrity and. pe

as a nation.
These jobs can be had one if we.

have a well rounded and swell balanced

ee momy in this country.

These jobs can be had only if we

is e a well balanced population on the

farm and in other lines of activity.

hese jobs can be had only if we

preserve. the American standard of. Ay 2

ing. In fact, only if we increase our

American standard of living.

WHAT SHALL WE DO FOR

os _. GI JOES?

la the President and the Conines

- immediately adopt an AMERICAN
POLICY. Let them provide adequate -

finances to put two million GI Joes on
American farms, with the assurance

FUTURE FARMERS
OF AMERICA



IT have noted with much pleasure the
splendid work being done by the many

chapters of the Future Farmers of Amer-
ica. | have attended many meetings and
have been especially impressed by the splen-
did manner in which these meetings were
conducted. 5

I have noted with what pone and self-

assurance the various officers of the Future

Farmers of America have conducted their
meetings and realize the wonderful bene-
fit to the farm boys the organization has
proven.

Throughout the war their drive for more.

food and now that peace is here, the splen-
did work they are being taught regarding
better farming and diversified farming is
going to mean much to the state.

Soil erosion, planting of cover crops, bet-
ter dairy herds, better meat cattle, and vari-
ous ways and means of improving the farm
home as well as the farm is being taught
these eager young farmers. :

The various camps of the Future Farmers
of America will do much toward making
Georgia a better farm state and the farm
homes of Georgia a better place in which

to live. I wish to congratulate each member |

of the Future Farmers of America and each
officer and each instructor for the splendid
work which they are doing.

TOM LINDER,

Commissioner of Agriculture,

~~

American market against cheap farn
products from other countries.

vide ample protection for American
| | against imports.
| Ane eotton

ply the American need.) a

give a national income upward. of 150

Japan and Germany will

and military establishments runs into

+ tional billions of dollars to -










that they will be ene ig the



Let the President and Congress p





indust
Let. us build enot
cotton mills to process every bale o
into usable for
(We do not have enough cotton to su

| agriculture and American














Let us provide a national income on
150 billion dollars per year by sustain-
ing farm prices high enough to _
e farm cash income of 22 billions. .

a farm income. of 22 billion a
the regular seven times turnover w

billions.




According to the best information
obtainable in Washington, it will re
quire a federal budget of around 5
billion dollars per year from now on.
to carry on necessary activities,












The cost of maintainmge armies - in
amount to
several billion dollars. oe a

Interest on the publie ae at 14
per cent will amount to 4 or 5 billion.
per year. ee

Payment of pensions to vetorane of
past wars, payments of old-age assist
ance, payments of unemployed
pensation, payments to public
ways, maintenance of hospitals, and.
other necessary expenditures adds up
to additional billions of dollars. ;

Regular expenditures of eovern-.
ment and maintenance of large naval

several more billions of dollars.
Under the Bretton Woods agree<
ment this nation would furnish addia
stabilize
banks and currencies in other coun< |
tries. 4









After enumerating all of these, we
have not yet provided anything for AGL
Joe, who fought in this last great war.

Certainly we would be unworthy,
of these men did we not make ample
and sufficient provision for giving. GI
Joe a break to regain in the business
world and on the farm the opportuni-
ties which he surrendered when we
ealled him to fight.

TOM LINDER
Commissioner of Agriculture.









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: any - HAND _
ee TIBERY. FOR SALE

- ECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE)






























St Cake iodel G 6 Ft. Com:
bine, $400. 00. Johnnie Wood,
Lavonia. |

New Model Jobin Dere H
tractor with lights, starter, and
jower lift, on, rubber. Mrs,
Cate Nunn, Mitchell.

aiyecoan Peanut Picker, 1
i th, Hay Baler with 3 to 5
. P. Motor, on. rubber, used
3 sasons, $85. 00; Want a late)
- nedel Ford tractor. D: ? He
~Gaultny, Reynolds, Rt. 4.

Brand new Walking Cultiva-
tor for sale. Riley C. Couch,
Turin.

ot good 6 row, mule drawn
ywer Duster, $150.00 as is
ve: AS B. Preston, Monroe.

~ Benthal Peanut Picker;
bought now in 1945, used part
ci Jast season, in good cond.,
$500.00. A. C. Charive, Perk-
ins, Rid,

Turner Peanut Picker, geod
cond, picked less than 100
tons of peanuts, also 1 Turner
hay baler with Wiscohsin air.

oold motor attached. E. C.
ill, Pineview.

farm. Robt.

No. 9.
for sale.
Bethlehem.

cortiplete
good cond.,
Joe Page,

;made body,
home, 1% mi.

ners, 50 gal.
d Ellis,

Gin

lift,

Oliver 2 H., Chlaice ike! Danielsville.

new. bes D. Locke, Butler; Rt.

cubator, 250 s

J D., model K. B. (heavy.
auity type) tractor disc harrow,
sed very little, $145.00; also
4 single units, sterling type
eLaval Milkers, with com-
plete Set of new rubber, $70.00
a. one or all. Jesse HH. Du-
mas, Forsyth, phone No. 4626.

Small iron frame Grist mill
nd 1 Feed mill, for sale, at
oe Duren Fatm. Mrs.

ish, blocky,
chickens. Ea.
what he gets.
Atlanta

S. E., JA 3284.

with

INCUBATOR:

machinery:
gins; 1 fan, double box press,
steam trampler,
George E. Ray, Dry Branch..

JD: modl B tractor, power |
rubber on front wheels,
steel with xtehsion rims or
rear, in, good ee Roy - Rice,

ze,

bull
pay chgs.

G.

516 Woodward Ave.,

Gr.

1-

WISCO magneto for Avty
model A tractor, not used sinc
being overhauled, $12.50 FOB
W. Wilson,. Mc-
Bean, Rt. 2, care Wilson Acres,

I. H. C. Mower and
Rake, A-i cond.,
Ernest

almost new,
Edwards,

John Deere model B tractor
cultivator,
riseanable
JT
phone Montezuma No. 37.

New 1 4H. wagon,
$110. 00
Ea. Woodland.
ake ss Wadsworth, Woodland.

16 in.. 2 Roller, Syrup Mill
and 10 ft. copper pan,
Bbl.,
Cumming.

in
price.
Byromville.

at my

3 -skin-

$100.00. L.

3-80. saw

ete, for sal.

Elec. in-
$25.00 cash, |

FOB, or trade for 10. hens and
E cockerel of the Dark Corn-|

type.

dog
on
M. Cantrell,

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED



S L. Thompson, Thormas-
wie, . , Box 295.

J B. ak Mill, with mill,

_ screens and hopper in perfect

vee nd. J, E. Turner, Atlanta,
34 LaFrance St. N. E., care
2 Ponce de Lean Dairy.

Farmall tractor Model A, re~
cently overhauled, good cond.,
gether wih cultivator a 2
lisc, turning plow. See.

ters. J. B.. Robinson, Wind,
phone 146._

A 3 roller-Cane Mill, Chat-
oga No. 12, all in good
1.,. $50.00. All letters ans.
- Collins, Cobbton, Rt. 2.

Uhit Cohdey milking ma-
e,; ther. type cooler, cans,
a Dairy, $300.00 at my
A. N. Bryant, Austell,















Box, in

Want

eall. P:

Cream



McCe side delivery
ate almost new,. 1 hay rake,

horse power, needs disc Grain D





a repairs, also other

: ] ag Dont write,

4 mix Se. of Morris Sta-| 1944 model
gk Boyette, Morris | Advise. .

cs a

aaa Rt. 1.

Model
tractor and Cultivator.
trade model H Farmall and
Kother pay difference.

rill,

and
Ww.

Want late model Ford tract-
or in good cond. Advise.
H. Burnsed, Pembroke, Rt. 1.

Want Grain Drill with Fert.
good
kind ahd price.
Bobo, . Hartwell,

Want large tractor and Har-
row, either Farmall M or John
Deere A. Must be
econd., with good rubber tites
and priced right for cash. We
H, Jones, Jesup, Rt. 2.

cond: State
a J. Mi;

Rt. 1 N

in good}

A Farmall

Wiite or

G. White, Fitzgerald,
phone No. 336LI

Want a hand turn, 2 gal
Separator.
Forsyth, Rt. 4, Box 121.

Want Van -Brunt 8 or

}

BE.

with Fert.

Distributor, in good cond., also
a John Deere model B tractor

equipment.
Crawford,

home-

E.

Buy or |

Raley,

10

| with wheels,

| postage to. all.



o Mrs, _ oe caueate e



SECOND HAND
MACHINERY TED



Want a Mdel A John Deere
tiactor, with 6r without equip-

ment. In good * shap, with
power lift. Advise. Marvin
Kimbel, Colquitt.

Want a 6 disc John Deere
Tiller on rubber with Seeder.
Stat cond., and price. Edw.
J... Collier, Manassas, Rt. 1.
*phon Reidsville 2120.

Want rar end of Fordscn
rubbr or stel,
and transmission. Nay modl.
Write Willis Foster, Clarkston,
Box 204.

CORRECTION: ~ Want 1
Wheat and Oat drill with ferti-
lizer attachment for tractor, in
good cond., also 1 good heavy 1
H. wagon, in good.cond, J. J-
Bruton, Austell, Banksead Hwy,

BEANS AND PEAS
es SALE

18 bu. Brab peas, $6:50 bu:
FOB. No less than 5 bu. to
customer,
don, ~

30. bu. Gatan beans, i0 bu. O-
too-tan beans, $7.00 bu. FOB.
Johnnie Leverett, Luthersville.

O-too-tan beans, $8.00 bu.
FOB. Jas. R. Mallis sO HERICy

12 bu. Walker ~

Soy, Beans,

$4.00 bu,. FOB. D. . Wiley,
Cordele, Rt. 4.

About 3 bu. White, black-
eyed table peas, 50 gt. Charles

Cline, Calhoun, Rt. 2.

90 day Runner Velvet Beans,
slightly damaged, $3.75 bu. No
less 1 bu. shipped. A. E. Wom-
mack, Harrison.

11 bu. New Era peas, in good

cond., and sound, $6. 15 Bu:
FOB, or $6.50 bu. at my home.
Jotiah E. Poole, Walska, Rt, 1.

75 Bu. Peas, svral Varieties,
$6.50 bu.
Sr., Stone Mountain:



CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE

50 bu. corn, $2,00 bu., and 20
bu. this years oats, $1. 00 bu. J.
Ww. Camp, Lithonia, Rt. 1.

About 75. bu. good Corn in
shuck, at my farm, 7 mi: Comer,
$2.00 bu. If interested come to
Comr and I will go out there
with o P. C. Searboro, Co-
mer, _&. Box 66.



SEED FOR SALE



Ga. Rambler Bea,
cupful; Spanish peanuts, 20c
1b.; Cushaw pumpkin, Martin
gourd, Mexican squash, 30 seed,
10c; Hot pepper, 10c tbls. All
pure.. Postpaid over $1.00.
Josephine Raley, Mitchell.

Red nest onions for planting

50c_ tea-

nest, $1.50 gal., $9.00 bu.
Ready ship now. Also white
nst Gnidhs, $1.00 gal.
Mrs. s A.
Cheek, Lawrenceville, Rt. .

Tomato seed: 200 Blue Mtn.,

or

(runs 15 ft., 100 1bs. to vine, Wt.

up to 2 Ibs.) and 200 Colossal
Uargest grown) atid 100 Ox-
Heart, with cultural instruc-
tions for 25e. War or postage
stamps accepted. Will C12
Smith, Roy.

1946 crop Collard seed, 40

Ib. % 1b, Me; % Ib, 15:
packet for io. Mrs. WwW. F. Wil:
liams, Buchanan, Rt. 2.

' Peck to Hill, large red nest
onion, make 25 to 30 to hill.
Plant in August and Septem-

ber, $1.50 gal. No chks, Mrs.
ta Ashworth, Dacula.
New, mixed turnip seed, 3

Ibs., $1.00 P. P. J. W. West- |.

brooks, Suwanee.

1946 large red fest onions for
August planting; quarter 4
times, 1 quarter makes 8 and
10 in nest, ie 50 gal. Add post-

age. Mrs. W. V. Robbs, Flow-
ry Bratch, Rt. d:
Calif beer seed, $1.50 per.

spoonful, postpaid in Ga. Sam
Lee, Buchanan, Rt. 1.
_ New collard seed: % Ib., 25c:

1% Jb., 50; 80c lb. Add postage.

yee

Rts.

-_ T. H. Hardie, Gor-|

FOB. EF. Cowan,

plants now ready,

. All Head early

Crow, Gainesville.

a. Vigorvine

| now,
in August; make 20 te 25 in

Add



SEED FOR SALE

ee





300 Ibs. Cannon Ball Black
Diamond melon seed, hand
saved, sereen . > dried. State
tested, Semesan trated, from

selec ted melons, $2.50 Ib. FOB.
W. O. Birdsong, Gordon.

50 Ibs. Purple Top White
Globe Turfhip sed, $16.00; 10
lbs., home raised tobacco in
hand, $3.25. ey aoe and Cab-
bage plants, $2.75 M. L. J.
Ellis, Cumming.

Ga. Collard seed, 10c_ large
spoonful; % lb., 40e; 75 Ib.
Also some curly mustard seed,
60c lb.: % 1b., 35c. Both hand
cleaned. Exc. for Print feed
sacks in good cond. Mrs, Clara
Smith, Hampton, Rt. 1. -

Tender hull, striped pole bean
seed, 25c cup; 5 cups, $1.00.
Broom corn seed, 15c cupful;
7 cups, $1,00. Larger quantities
of either cheaper: Add postage.
Mrs. A, L. Dodd, Alpharetta,

10 gal. white
eating or planting, $1.00 gal.
P, P. Exc. for feed sacks, 3 of
a kind; for gal. Mrs, W. AG
Hammond, Grantville, Love
Oak Rd.

300 lbs. collard seed, 50c lb.
Exe. for value. O. &. Norton,
Fairburn, on Cooks Crossing,
Kenwood Hwy.

900 lbs. Purple Top, Globe

~| and Southern Pride turnip seed,

35 lb. in bulk, or 50 Ib. in
small lots. No less 1 Ib. mailed.
J. A. Stone, Cumming, Rt. a

PLANTS FOR SALE







Margobe tomato plants, ready
now, 500, $1.50; $2.00 M., del.
Prompt shipment. Dewey
Mathis, Gainesville, Rt 2!

Marglobe tomato plants now
ready, 500, $1.25; $2.00 M. del.
Good count and. good plants.
Claudie Mathis, Gainesville, Rt,
Zz.

Good strong Marglobe tomato
$1.75 M. at
the patch, or ad "for shipping.
Theodore Mathis, Gainesville.

' Wakefield, Flat Dutch and
cabbage and
Marglobe tomato wee gat. C}
300, $1.00; $2.00 M; 5. m, $9.50;
Collard and Nw Stone tomato, 4
300, 85e; $1.90 M. del. Lee

Stone tomato plants, $2.00 M.
No checks accepted. J, B. Mar-
tin, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

P, R. Potato, Cabbage, tomato |
and collard plants, 30 C; $1.60
tomato plants,

doz. Joos Ac Crow, Gaines-
- vite. Rite:
Marglobe and New Stone

tomato plants, 50 C; $1.25 M.
Imp. WR. potato, 50 C; $1.25
M. - Postpaid. Leroy Lightsey,
Screven, Rt. 1.

P. R. potato plants, Insp., and |
treated, tied with tape, ready
$1.00 M. Del. Full
count, good plants, prompt ship-
ment: W, D. Lightsey, Screven.

P. R. potato plants, imp.,
state insp., Red or Yellow Skin,

| vine grown, full count, prompt
{| shipment,

5

Tyre, Bristol,

M.., $5.00. F. G.

Strawberry (very large, mild
flavored) plants, 60c C. -Rhu-
barb, Horseradish and garlic
tubers for sale or exe. for Print

Guano sacks, Mrs. Ada
Powell, Rising Fawh, Rt. 3:

Cert. P. R. and Copper Skin

M. Cunt and quality. guar.
Mis, A. B, Williams, Alma.

Insp. P. R. potato plants,
$1.50 M; 5 M and up, $1.25 M.
Postpaid, Prompt del. G, Ben
Wilson, Rebecea.

_. Missionaty and Aroma Straw-
berry plants, 75c C; $6.50 M.
New garden sage plants, 60
doz. Add postage under $1.00)
orders. Damp packed. Mrs.
Carl Kimsey, Hiawassee.

Marglobe and Stone tomato |
1 plants, grown in virgin
-frorn Semesan treated seed, 6-8

soil,

inch plants, 50c C: $3. 00 M; 10-
12 in: plants, 60c C; $3.50 M. P.
P. Moss packed: z e Turnip-
seed, Griffin. ;

P, R. potato ~ planis,
insp., prompt shipment.

State
5 M,

multiplying |.

potato plants, reduced to $1:00
























































Rutgers omits plan
M. Postpaid in Ga. uM.
ee ae Claxton, Tk
Chupp Rd.

Collard plants, 35
nuts, 1
onions (cut-up kind),
Exe, for print sacks,
alike. Mrs. H.
Lincolnton.

Field grown. Marglobe,
and Baltimore Tomato.
field and Dutch cabbag
300, $1.00; $2.25 M.- Del.
up, $1.80 M. Exp Col,
Heading Collard, oo
$1.75 M; 5 M, $7. 50.
promptly. C. W. Sinith,
ville, Rt. 2;

Chas, W. Cabbage an
Collard plants, 20e C. Hg
per plants, 25 C. Cito
50c lb. Klondike Str:
plants, 40- CAA
Rosie Crowe, Cumming

Nice Scarlet Dawn a
Stone tomato, also
plants for sale. :
Janta, 680 Lee Sty
1617. SG
Ga collard plants, 40c
; 5 M or more,
M. Col. Marglobe tomat
C; $2.50 M. Del. Pri
40c ea, cE
Gainesville, Rt. :

Wakefield and Dut
bage, Marglobe, Stone
timore tomato plants, 500.
$2.20 M. Ga Heading
500, $1.00; $1.95 M.
Large lots cheaper. e a
rett, Gainesville, Rt. ie

_ Collard plants, $2.00
$1.25 del. Also few W. R
$2.00 ea. FOB, H. -F.
Ellenwood, Rt. z,

Spearmint plants,
Garlic, $1.00 doz. C
ea. 2 for 25c. Mrs.
ker, Gainesville, Ric

Gov't ihsp. ~P.. RB,
plants, $1.15 M. Del. F
-Shipmient.: C.F. Mann,
rency. ee

~ Tree aiid Biverbenting
plants, 50c C. Sage plant
nip, hoarhound, horsemi
comfrey plants, 20c ea.
Mae Turner, Gainesville,

Dutch and All Head
and W. cabbage, Ga. ai
fashioned collards, 300, 75
$1.00; $1.85 M. Marglobe,
timore and Stone tom:
85; 500, $1.25: $2.20 -
Good planis, A Gus
Gainesville, Rt. he

Govt. insp., treated R
Pes: potato plants, _ $2.
Prompt shipment. hee:
Musselwhite, Arabi, R
Phone No, 4310.

Red Skin P.R. potato
treated and izsp., $2.00,
for $1:50.. Del. E. AL,
Arabi, Rt. Tego os 3

Thousands
bage, beets,
Broccoli,

H. V. Franklin, oe

Black Beauty Egep
$100; 500, $3.00; 3. 00"
Chahelor, Pitts.

Marglobe, New Stone
Baltimore tomato pla
$1.25 M. Moss packe

filled promptly.
Jarnes es ee Sere



"FOR SALE



15 acres Stone Mo
watermelons, ready t
latter part of be 7
sell field 1 mi.
T, P. Thomason, oe
About 3. acres ro tin
corn; like to sell
Also Dill sprays, 25
and postage. T. N
Kathleen, Rt. 2.
Fall seed potatoes,
at my home. E
Resaca, P 0. Box 56.
t 6 bu, lake
Mountain potatoes, $2.
my place. Ridley
ton, Rt A:

eae = sae ee oe
14 :



$3.75. Miss Sallie Tyre, Bris-

ae

place, mi
Cordele e
(West, a,







nt some Guinea Pigs, between 14.24 ounce |) -
- free, either sex. Contact Dr. E. J. Sunkes, }}







itire . herd of milch cows and all Parny and
aipment will be sold at Special Auction at
July 5th. No prior sales will be made and
eee be sold. Itemized list mailed upon re-





sing their acre yields,
can inerease

and reduce

the seme time. An
aly ee See

hes Been produced
acres. For most of
should be
nidable in bsosting

Is three buchels per
g their jobs just a lit-
tier all erourd will
most cases: Actually,
a are often

@ obtained

anise loams.

id be planted in
Ments crops the
cuid be deep cnough
d roct range and to
ure and plant fcad.
e cultivaticn other
aid grass contre! can
the. prefarat Sion. Corn
plented so it will have
at siuking and tagcel-
Sandy soils requ ire
Ating than clay ceils.
be fed weil, eepccial-
ot following a highly
crop. We recomimend
30 pounds of 2-12-6,
Per acre at plant

; aa ck nitrate

Lend with high fer-

roistiire _will a .

8 0 24 incres in ees

acly - end. at tre:
mane eran and

age, con be best done
BS tun shallow.

son, Shellman, Rt. 1, Box 55.

I per Le:
$3.00

ville, Rt. 1.

Thomas,

ato, for sale at my home,

Sylvester Jones, Milan, Rt. 1

&.. Hoschton.

EGGS FOR SALE



3. A grade Black Minorca
eggs, .$1.00 per 15. Postage
|patd, Mrs. L. D. Elliott, - uae
vonia, Rt. 1.

eS

Purebred S- C... Bult. Or6,,:
eggs $1.25 for 15 P. P. Cartons
to -be ret. Miss Ronie John-

Eggs :Speckled guinea, $1.10

pure. Bronze turkey,
doz.; Black Leghorn,
$2.00 for - 18, del. also Yellow
pear tomato plants, - BC. C:
large sage plants, 6 for 50c.
Mrs. Boyd Baggett, Douglas-

_Everlaying M. B. pullorum
tested turkey eggs, 30c ea. P.
P. Order now for June. and
July del. Mrs. Jim Black-
well, Newborn. aH

GRAIN AND HAY
_ SALE

aes Os Rae ee

e

1,000. bales fine esp edeza |
hay for sale at farm in alk- |
er County, near LaFayette. H.

L.- DeGive, Atlanta, 219 Grand |

Theatre Bidg., WA 7676.

6 or 7 tons good Peanut hay |
for sale at market price. C. H.
Dawson, Rt. 2. :

30 bales good hay, - for sale
at market price or exc. for
shoats. H. C. Cruce, Clark-
ston, 333 Church St. :

Lespedeza and Johnson
Grass mixed Hay. $25.00 ton
FOB farm. J. H. Goolsby,
Monticello.

Several hundred tons of
sround Corn and Hay; hay is
Runner Peanut sand of very
finest variety, for sale. W .S.
Smith, Reidsville.

tons baled cats,

=;

1846
3

Austell on Powder. Springs
Rd. $45.00 ton. Will not ship.
Gome see. W. A. Waters, Aus-
tell, Rt 1.

30 to 40 tons bright
vine hay, saved. without
_| $30.00 ton at farm. D, B.
Portal.

20 tons Peanut hay for sale.

Sev.

Pea-
rain,
Gay,

e

Some oats for sale. in large
lots, at Dr. Randoffs farm, 4
mi. Hoschton, Bartow- Hall,

MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE





a eggs, five cents Cas,
a Mrs. Josie Van-!
ee eggs, $2.00,
Wilson Carson,

(On Zebulon Road.)

2 eggs,
Atlan-

| BEE HIVES:

' for lot.
Grif- |

$1.00 per 16;



_ Jennie Jolley,

14 Beechives, 10 frame, 1 super,
and 20 8 frame, 1 super, Govt,
tested, few empty. gums and
supers and little supply. $200.00
W.M. Beasley, Claxton.

PEANUTS:

30 lbs. good, shelled
treated Spanish peanuts: for
seed. Sell or exc, for. peas.
John J, Davidson, Pineview,
Htc:

and





GEORGIA SWEET POTATO
PLANT GROWERS

you expect to sell sweet potato plants in 1947
ave not already made application to the De-
nent of Entomology, please do so before July
1946. Unless applications are received before
Inspectors arrive in your section, it will be nec-
y to charge mileage for return trips. There is

charged for this service providing applications

Sent in by. July 15. A

each application. Application blanks will be

ed on request.

C. H. Alden, Director,
432 State Capitol,
Atlanta, Georgia.

dollar deposit is required

_tell.

| Keith, Alvaton. |

| Miss Audrey Silver,

| Mrs.

\90c gal. del;

fe

| Waycross,

-|some Calif.







doz. Add
postage.
| Mt. Airy, Rt. 1.

SYRUP AND HONEY:

75 Qts. Ribbon. Cane. Syrup
and 15 qts. honey for sale.
Mrs, Arthur Henslee, Lithia
| Springs, paces No. 5694, =

SAGE.

- Leat sage, hand picked, shade
dried, $1.00 Ib. 5 to -20 Ibs,
90 lb.. Ground, $1.50 Ib. Also
25 and 50 ordet's filled. Virgil

1946 crop Sage, hand gather.
ed, shade dried, $1.00 Ib; 3

in Ga.
Ri 2:

ROOTS AND HERBS:

Red sassafras roots, 50c Ib.
Tame gooseberries, 2. for 25c
Exe for Print sacks,
Talking

Rock.

BEES:-1 colony hybrid Bees,
Italian str., new. glass observa-
tion hive and super, inserted
April 8th, $17.00 I. A. Manley,
Atlanta, 166 Flora Ave, N. &

HERBS AND ROOTS: Yel-
low Dock, Queen of the Mead-
ow, Rattle Weed, Butterfly,
Black Haw root, 25 Ib.; wild
cherry bark, catnip, life ever-.
lasting. 20 Ib. Add postage.|
3. Wy eckson, Ranger, |


2.

SAGE: Shade

Rt.

dried Sage,
also Sage plants,
20c: ea.; $l. 50 doz. Del. - rs.
Leila Phillips, Royston, Rt i.



MISCELLANEOUS
ae

FEATHERS waNrep:

Want 10 or 12 Ibs. used Goose
feathers. State price. Mrs. V,
W. Busby, Bainbridge.

LARD WANTED:

Want 50 Ibs. home rendered
jJard for personal use and not
for resale. State price, All
mail ans: C, C, Keaton, Manor,
Ries 5 a

Want 50 Ibs. home rendered

lard for personal use and not].

State price. All
Mrs. Lester Pittman,
he 3:
PEAS WANTED:

Want 1 gal., or less of large,
white, black- eyed peas. Give
price and amount. - Mrs. C. H.
Culbertson, Colbert.

PLANTS WANTED:

Will pay 10 each for a dozen
or two of old time Nigger
Killer blue potato plants or:
vine cuttings,. Write. Willis
Foster, Clarkston, Box 204.

Potatoes Wanted: Want sev.
bushels of Lookout Mountain
-fall Irish potatoes for planting.
Advise. Bose Barton, Flowery
Branch. Rt.\ 2

for resale.
mail ans.

Rice seed to plant. Advise. E.

Roby, Forsyth. 4, Box, 121

seed Wanted: Want

multiplying beer
Donald Butler,

Beer

seed. Advise.
-Forsyth. Rt, 2
Straw Wanted: Wanted some
baled Oats and Wheat Straw.
State price for 200 bales or less.
Woodrow Hobbs, Oglethorpe.

Walnuts Wanted: Want 1 bu.
Black Walnuts with the outside
husk removed. Give. price del.
. by prepaid P. P. George W. Wil-
son, Savannah, 3 A Court
Crescent Dr. West.

Wheat . and .Corn Wanted:
Want 100 bu. Wheat and 100 bu,
yellow, shelled corn. Quote
price. J. E. Humes, Columbus.

HAMS WANTED: Want 3
country cured hams, wt. 16 to
35 lbs., for personnal use, and
not for re-sale. Advise price
and weight. Will send money
order; J.C. Higgins,
bus, P. O. Box 140.

PLANTS WANTED: Want to
hear from party having Thorn-
less Raspberry plants. RF.
Garner, Atlanta, 770 Dill Ave.

SYRUP WANTED: Want 10
gal., pure Ribbon Cane syrup
State Priee at once. Want for

Gari bulbs, nie 40c doz. |
| Italian garlic, 50
Miss Pauline Smith, F

Ibs. or more 96e Ib. Postpaid
oa metre Toccoa, |

No chks. |

}prove your

Rice seed Wanted: Want! some

Colum- ;

own use and not for re-sale.

open and bred cows, cows



|: 53 head Heretord eee Polled Wereford cattle ilk
sold to highest bidder on Friday, July 12, at Moultri.
consignment will consist of good serviceable bults,

with calf at side and open

heifers. All interested cattlemen are urged to attend .
this sale. W. E. Moultrie. :





MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED

OATS WANTED: Want 2,000
bu. Seed Oats to plant on my
own farm. Reply. Wm.



CATTLE FOR SALE



2 reg. Horned Hereford cows
with calves at foot, also 1 herd
bull. A. M. Mohr, Stone Moun-
tae: tt. s ds "phone Atlanta
phone DE 5680 after P.M.

14 Heg., Horn type Here ford
bulls, offspring from W. H. R.
bulls. The kind that will im-
next< calf. crap,
Percy |A. Price, Albany..

2 Reg., Red Poll bull calves,
8. mos. old, $75.00 ~ ea;
Dorsey, Sleveland, Rik.

1 Reg. Jersey cow, milking
with 8rd calf: has been | milk-
ing 4 mos. and is bred -again'
to Reg. bull. $150.00 at barn.
J. A. St tone, Cumming, Rt: 5.

it Reg. Hereford bull, Hora. |
ed type; papers furnished;
also 1-purebred Polled Here-
ford Tsai Both are 1 Year
old. J. P. MeLanahan, Elber- |
ton, Box 1770.

Jersey bull calf, to be reg.
in buyers name. Fine blood
lines. Wyman Walker,
syth. : oe

Grade Aberdeen - Angus
cows with heifer calves at side
deen-Angus bull. Ernest G.
Edwards, Bethlehem.

2 extra fine Guernsey bulls:
one 3 yrs. old, reg., wt. 1200
Ibs., $165.00; other, Yr. old,
ent. to reg., $100. 00; also extra
fine Guernsey heifer, 35. Ags.
old, ent. to reg., $125. 00, at my
place 8 mi. West. Fairburn, on
Rivertown Rd. Jimmie Cald-
well, Jr., Palmetto,

Reg., Guernsey Dull. cal;
dam out of a 7 gal: day cow.
Reasonable price and picture
of..calf on request. F. H.
Bunn, Midville. f

2 young cows, Jersey- Guern-
sey. cross with, 2nd calf due
June 18-20th; both will give
4 gal. ea., $125. 00 ea; also 1
full blood large Jersey 1% gal.
day now; $75.00. Dr. .D.~ A:
ne Austell, = No.

01

. Reg. Yenc bull, Endow-
ment Observer, 422128. Drop-
ped Jan. 23, 1941. Bred by
Hallmark Farm. Officially
classified very
and description on request. Dr.
J. i Arnold, Newnan.

HOGS FOR SALE



Purebred Pp. pigs: 4 gilts,
$12.00 ea.; 6 boars, $10.00 ea.

Sep. gilts and boars, 3
mos. old, out of litters of 10
excellent bloodlines, treated
and -< ree... $20.00 -6a. FOB.
He C. Seage, Pinehurst, Rt.

10 wks old S. P. C.pigs,
World Grand Champion str.,
and big litters, $17.50 ea.;
Reg. buyers name; boar old
enough for service, $40. 00 Reg.;
bred. guilts, $60.00 ea. Reg. C.
R. Morgan, Americus, Rt. 4.

M. | here;
Chandler, Albany, P. O. Box 702,

- Loy

For-'

and now bred to Reg., Aber-

good. Price

|ready to ship at 8 wks.

Lewis Griffith, Griffin, Rt. A.

HOGS FOR SALE -

-



Berkshire pigs, 8 wis.

August 10th and ready to ie
Reg: buyers name, $20.00 ea.
$10.00 ea. extra Crated.
D. . Teague, Evans.

50 butcher shoats, all fatten
ed on mature oats, ready July
Ist. J. GG; *Purss, Oe Rt
Ze.

Reg. O. Q C. male shoats
about 175 lbs., 5 mos. old, pap-
ers go with him, $50.00 at my
home. W. een, Pane
ville, Rt. 1.

Duro herd bear: Top soed
lines, Reg., 6 generation; cer-
'tifieate free with purchase,
Boar 2 yrs. old, in excellen
service cond. Bargain for
$125.00, at barn. Robt. W..
Wilson, McBean, Rt 2, Wilson
eres. ie

White Ob. pisses
old, $12:50: ea.:-.2) mos. eld,
$10. 00 ea. Fred C. Pierson, ~
East Point, A017 Washington
[ Rd. CA: 3660.

| Reg. S. P. C. male and gilt
about 6 mos. old, from one
aoe leading blodlines. W.
skitie, Tifton.

AQ purebred Black Bo
pigs, net veg. Ship July |
at 10 wks old, $12. 50 ea. Dia
order now. MT. Sanders,

| Commerc.

Cie niaie pigs, 7 wks a
*, inoculated, ready to ship, also.
extra fine blooded gilts, reg.,
and bred to Reg. O. I. C. male-
for sale, at my farm, 8 mi. No.
Alpharetta, at Birmingham. ws
H. Nix, Alpharetta.

fine gilt sows, bring
pigs in. July, ea., O. I. Cran:
Duroc, $75.00 ea; 6 yr. old"
horse, wt. 1200 Ibs., work any-
where, with 1 H. wagon al-

es mos,



Sev.

without wagon; good old mule,
$60.00.--D. F. Peters, Douglas
ville, Rt.. 2.

5 fine pigs, 3 mos. old, very
large for age Must sell. at.
once. Come see. Mrs. Julia
Varnedoe, Atlanta, 130 Cardler
Ro. Su E. a

7 good pigs, 2 mos. eld June
29th, $10.00 ea. if taken ~ BY.
July ist. Mrs. Pearl Smoak, |
Warwick.

Mecdern blocky type Hoan
shire pigs, Reg. name, crated
| ahd shipped, $15.00 and $12.50
-ea., without: papers. J. E. Ben-_ :
neit, Screven. :

Reg, O00 > Co pigs, Bis
nose, blocky type, ready to
ship in July $20.00 ea. treat- |
ed and rg. in buyers name.
J. H. Rokuere, Americus, Rt 2.

Purebred Berkshire pigs, sit-
ed by son of the $2, 000, Champ- os
jon Borens Epoch. 12 pigs
in litter. Dbl. treated and reg.,


*

July. 8th, $30.00 ea. FOB.
Ys Sosebee, Demorest, Rt. 1.

pig, for $50.00. R. P. ie
Palmetto.

e

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



1 good mule and 15 or oe
tons Peanut hay, for_sale, See
at my farm, 3 mi. S. W. Hawk=' 3
insville on Eastman Highway.
R. T. Bemby, Hawkinsville.





.Beans (Lima), per bu. hprs.
Beans (Snap), per bu. hprs.

Cantaloupes, bulk, per bu.
Collards, per doz. bun. .
Corn (Green), per doz. ears
Okra, pef bu. hprs.

Onions (Green), per doz. bun.
Peaches, bulk, per bu.

Fresh Fruits and Vegetables

June 21, 1946

Cabbage, per 50 lb. sacks __..

Ailania

gee $2.10-$2.50
1.75- 2.25
75- 1.00
1.25- 2.25
'50- 1.00
25-40 |
2.50- 3.00 |
75- 1.00
1.00- 2.50
'50- 1.25.



Peas (Field), per bu.
Potatoes, per 100 Ib. sack
Squash, per bu. hprs. -

Watermelons, each









A. B. Wood, Guns, Box 418.



Turnip Salad, per bu. pprt. be

~ 8.00- 4.50





most new, $200.00 or $125.00

POR I oe, ew and ee



HORSES: AND. MULES
FOR SALE _



- SHEEP AND. GOATS.
FOR SALE



E white mule, sound and a
good worker, about 900 lbs, 12
yrs. old. O. S. Barber, Dea-
= So tir Rie 3,

2 nice ponies, well broke, 2
yrs. old. dandies, for sale. PR.
HH: Stephenson, LaFayette, Rt.

tad

+m







1 good, sound work mule, to
plow and= wagon, wt. 1300 lbs.,
pes $5000 John. W Deytz, Mon-
See oticello:
2 mares, work. anywhere,
one 6 yrs. old, wt. 1100 lbs.,

other 10 yrs. old, wt. 1000 Ibs.

Cheap for. cash. See at my

spatne be. Ga, GOre; Ohoopee,

= O. Box 43.





_ RABBITS AND CAVIES.
: FOR SALE


eed eae

e N. Z. Red Rabbits, 12 wks.
old, from. ped. stock, $3.00
pee Sr, Exp. Col. H. BE Brantley,
ite es Tennille. =

2N. Z. Whites (doe and 2

bucks), 14 wks old.and 6 Black

rabbits, 8 wks. -old, $7.00 for

JOte Swap for ducklings - and
- ge A. Rhodes, Augusta,
258,

5 frying size White rabbits,
$1. 50 Gea, about il wks old,
- bucks or does. Write. Kramer

ae eb, Carrollton, 30 College


































































Flemish Giants,
jrs., ped. reg. stock. Show
2S and utility National W. E. A.
- strain, papers, on all. Cor-
ns respondence. a pleasure. W. J.
_ Arnold; Thomasville, Rt, 1.

and 2 does, heavy type, $25.00:
No 2, W, . Juniors,

cui pr. Mrs. T. C. Sewell, Canon.

N. Z. Whites, 3% mos. old,
7 00 ea. Arthur Irvin, Put-
peer:

(Giant rabbits, 6 wks old. $3.00
< prs also 4 ped. N. Z. Whites,
ooo wks. old. $4: 00 pr.

ie Kinsey, Dalton, 318 Crown St.

Giant Chinchillas:
1-2 mos. old, $1.00 ea.,
me peel pr. 14 mos.

~*~ or $5.00 ea. Calvin Bookhardt,
= Denton.

ev. nice | Foioe
eens. and doe from ped.,

heavyweight size. Reasonable.
_M. K> Fuqua, Hawkinsville.

"Rabbits:

doe, Yr. old, bred, $4.00;

wk8. old, $1.75 pr.,
ered Giants,
a Bell, Decatur, 2677 Pharr Rd.

Young: N. "7 White rabbits,

5c ea.
ments. Clara -Anneberg,
etietta, Rio T..-*

male guinea pigs,
~ males, 1 yr..
young males, SU 50
large. English stock. -

- Order. Ship. promptly,
- Bookhardt, Denton.

-a.

Hew,

=

Ne Red

Trio N. Z. Whites, ped., buck

ped. from
_ reg. non-related parents, $10.00 |

20 well marked Checkered

John A. |

6 young
$2.00
old, about
10 Ibs. ea., doe is bred, $9.00

Angora

' Prize Winning stock; also ped.
Junior Flemish bucks, 1 Junior
~ doe and buck, N. ey Whites
from Blue Ribbon Winners of

1 black and ws

dark Red doe, bred, $5. 00: ;
pr. whites and 1 pr. Blacks, 6
i pr Check-|
$2.00. Lockard

at my farm. No ship-
Ma-

6 mated, large Prgien fe-
$3.00 ea.; 2
old, $2.00 ea.; 2
All
Money

Fresh milk see 2, 3, 4 and
6. Qts., 14 for $100.00 at my place
on Polar | Rock Rd. 3 blocks
from Lake Wood Park. J. R.

Collan, Atlanta, Polar Rock
Rd., Box 206.
Goats, common breed,- some

real nice breeding . Ewes and

kids; about 30 head, $3.00 ea.
FOB farm. R. E. Barnes,
Graymont.

1 Hornless, purebred Saanan
buck kid. Best _ bloodlines.
Dam, a heavy milker who
never goes dry. Mrs. F. E.

Hogan, Hapeville, 3692 Atlanta
Ave. CA 1884.

Southdown Ram, wt. about
200 lbs., 4 yrs. old. Nice ani-
mal. $25.00 if taken at once
to avoid inbreeding. R.. N.
Aderson, Forsyth, phone 2076.

2 kid milk goats, 6 mos. old,
from mother that cost $75. 06
who is now giving 3 Qts., milk
a day. $15.00 ea. or exc. for
2 lambs, just weaned. J. W.

Rd.

Poguonbure = Nubian cross
milk goat, naturally hornless.
Blak with Tog. trimmings. 3

$40.00,

kidding. . Very gentle.

crate at my expense. W. W.
Brooks, Greensboro.

Doe, half Nubian and half
Toggenburg, dry, 2 yrs. old;
2 kids, buck and doe, 5_ mos.
old, one quarter Tog., and. 3/4
Nubian. The 3 for $30.00. T.
H. Gay, Bodwen Springs, Rt 2.

|. Reg., Saanan.
|some to. freshen in Auust, also
reg. kid bucks. Mrs. Elsie
Trons, Atlanta, 221. Macon Dr.
SBR 98, phone MA 8499.

Have goats, pigs,

ee Wes
Atlanta

farm near Jonesboro.
Weaver, Jonesboro, _
| phone WA 1712.





cross between the two, milch
cow, with 2nd calf, fresh. of
July ish eG Long, Hogan.

calves, 2-or 3 mos. old, and a
pair at Reg. Angora. goats, 2 or
3 mos. old. Advise what you
have and. price. J. F. Well-
born, Rock Springs.

HORSES AND MULES

and

mares, State age, price,
East

etc. W.. W. Mitchell,
Point, 304 Peopeon st.



POULT RY FOR SALE

ip eee haseninw tints arstenes

BANTAMS: White Cornish
bantams: old trio, from: breed-
ing pens, $10.00; extra hens,
$5.00 ea. R. H. Shumway, Ata
lanta, 4323
woody Rd.

30 mixed game Bantams, 4 to

=

12. to 18 ounces grown); best
of layers and mothers,
for Jot,--or -35c- ea: small lots.

Mrs. Willie Smith, pan.






OTHER ROCKS: April

Bedell, Atlanta, oe Peachtree |.

Qts. or more per day with 3rd)

erels:
P. O. Money order and return

and Grades, =:

shoats, =

hogs and cows for sale at my],
lold, 3-A pullets (layed at 6

LIVESTOCK | WANTED |

CATTLE WANTED: Want full
blood Jersey or Guernsey or a

Want buy pair of Braham.

Want 3 or 4 Shetland pony

e etairce Ue

10 wks. old, small type (about.
$7.50



ia (BULLETIN.

POULTRY FOR SALE

POULTRY WANTED





AND
1945
hatch W. R. hens, now laying,
and cockerels, $1.50 ea.; R. I.
Red and W. R. pullets, March
hatch, $1.00 to $1.50 ea., as to
wt. E. Oden, Blackshear,. Box

BARRED, WHITE

18.

March hatch Ww. R. pullets
and cockerels, wt, 242 to 312
Ibs., $1.00 to $1. 50 ea. J. Har-
rison, Blackshear, 300 Church

st.

10 Rock-Red cross pullets,
12 wks. old June 28th, $1.50
ea. Miss Bertha Prophitt,
Chipley, Rt. 3.

18 W. R. 1 yr. old hens, now
laying, $1.50 ea. or exc. for
a shoat or yearling at market
price; also 10 B. R., same price.
H.C... Gruce, Clarkston, 333
Church St.

CORNISH, GAMES AND

GIANTS:

1 purebred Shawlneck game
2 yr. old. rooster, $5.00. Leon
Martin, Dallas, Rt. i

50 March hatch Cornish pul-
lets, $1.00 ea. Sell part or all
Mrs. Jewel Dominy;

Be Cees

Cornish cock-
3-1. yr: old, $1.50 ea;
2 half grown (very large),
$1.25 ea. FOB. Ed Heron
Doerun. v

Early 1946 shatch stags and
pullets of as good pit winning
games as can be found: dead

Large type

for prices. Douglas McCurry,
Toccoa, Rt. 3, Box 920.

Pit games, early . 1946 hatch
stags and opullets. Priced
right. Satisfaction guar. J.

Robert Westmoreland, Toccoa,
Rt. 3, Box 92. :

25 Brown Leghorn, 8 mos.

mos. Os $1.00 ea, here. Come.
Mrs T. F. Yawn, Alma,.Rt. 1.

pigeons, - mated, banded
fast workers. Over-
stocked... Write for special
price. -Also, have few pure
Buff Cochin bantams, small,
50c; medium, 75c; quail size,
$1. 00 ea. C. H. Overby, Co-
lumbus, 360914th Ave.

White, | Blue and. Silver
Kings, $4.00. pr., Blue Barred
Homers, $2.00 pr.; few old
cocks or hens of ea. breed at
half of price per pair. Henry
W. Rhodes, ZJr.,

Park Ave...

Overstocked in White Kings:
some 75 or 100 very nice ones
at $1.00 ea.
sey, Waycross,

- POULTRY. ee :

REDS (NEW HAMPSHIRES
AND RHODE ISLANDS):

er
good,

Rt...



lets, from pullorum free flock,
$25.00. Will ship Express Col-
lect No cks. James
dall, Summit, Rt./2.

Large S C. R. I. Red roost- |

er, 2. yrs. old -in -May, fine
breeder, $5.50... Miss - Belle
Box.



Timmerman, Br onwood,

183.

Eastman,
5 WANTED:

game and sure cutters. Write

|Oscar B. Cave, Atlanta,

PIGEONS: Purebred Honi-

Eres 307 |

James he Mas: |



Otis Wilkes,

25 R I. Red 8 wks. old pul- -



D. Ran-

250 Christy N: He Red pul-
lets, vaccinated, 13 wks. old on
July Ist, $1.35 ea. J. E. Mar-
tin, Flowery Branch, Ris 3.

600 to. 800 Christy N. H.
Red pullets, 12 wks. old, $1.50
ea. Can ship 15 and up.
Mark Woodliff, Flowery
Branch, Rt. 1.

20 R. I. Red hens, $27. 50 for
lot at my home. H. Q. Hol-
lingsworth, Covington, RFD 2.

TURKEYS: B. B. Bronze

turkeys, 2 toms a 5. hens.
Reasonable price. essie _H.
Walker, Forsyth, P. O. Box 43.

COCHINS WANTED: Want 1
pr. of purebred Big Buff Coch-
in (not bantams) chickens, or a
setting of eggs of same. State
price and particulars in first
letter. George Gulley, El-
berton, Rt. 3.

GAMES WANTED: Want Pit|
Game cocks (not Cornish), not}
or:
more, good eyes, plumage, feet, |

over 3 yrs. old, wt 6 Ibs.,
bill and no crooked breast
bones. Pay express and $1.00
lb.. Dudley Price, Atlanta
1678 Emory Rd. N. FE.

B: LEGHORN = BANTAMS

Want about 2 doz., Brown
Leghorn-Bantam crossed, pul-
lets. Advise. E. D. Kenyon,
Gainesville.



POSITIONS WANTED :



- Single man,. 58, woud like
light work. with Poultry and

Livestock on farm, in exchange

-small salary.
2006

for home and

Warlick . Place, 'N, ie. ,
or

Overseer, Manager
in hand-

taker of Farm. Exp.

ling farm labor and machin-|

ery. Good carpenter. Prefer

Northeast Ga. J. D. Bell, Wat-|:

kinsville.

.-Young, married man and

wife wants job raising chick-
ens, hogs, and cows ow shares,
50-50 basis. Write. E. D.
Huggins, Pooler,

Want job as Caretaker of
farm, look after poultry, etc.,

right away for home and sal-

ary. J. E. Morton, Weston.

~ Want job on farm for rest|

of this year and next. 40 yrs.
old have wife and 1 child.. J
C. Howard, Albany, 616 Stad-
jum St.

Want job with Dairyman,
near - Atlanta,
right away. Have had several
years experience in Dairy bus-

iness. L. M. Gordon, News

eee Rt. 5. f
Want job. as Overseer on

Cattle or Hog from. 5 in|

family, 3 to work. 35 yrs. old.
Can give best of references.
Mt. Vernon, Rt.

~

FARM HELP WANTED
+





Want tractor driver. and gen.

farm help for large farm, rais-
ing beef cattle, grain and for-.
age crops. largely. Year round
work for men. Good houses,
Z Ce Candler, Se.

GEORGIA AUCTION MARKETS LIVESTOCK SALES

-|field work. $30

| ditions.

lies, white, .

lasville, Rt. ao

Exp. farmer wants job as|
Care-"

ta, 221 Macon Dr, ;

to go to work].

|Salary and good h

| lights, running Ee
water, 2 baths. Mh
Lee, . Dublin, Rt. de





































































Want at once
middleaged or
to help with
Chicken

and board. Give

Want Pare he
reliable, sober Dair
ply. Charles von Wa
vannah, Kt, 5.
Springfield Planta

Want col. man a
work on Poultry
Wages and excellent ]

Js _= mM
erly Hall. <3

Want man and
erate a small Tru
50- 50 basis.



Want woman o
wife, white or col.,

Valley and be
inquiries. J. H.
Ft. Valley, Rt. 1.

Want Dairyma
ience and capable
charge of and. operati
dairy now producing
der Government 2

in family to ~
Must be high ie
and no liquor hea
son, Butler.

- Want large fami
for gen
work, pick cotton
of Lima Beans. G
Write. -C. W. Thom

work on farm. No
$10.00 week Miss L
lar, Carrollton, Rt.

Want good white :
to work Vegetable
gardens;

9, MA. 8499.

Want - nice, eldens
man, in good | health, to
A hours light work
farm. Good pay for
does and a pleasant
live in. W. L. Wilsc

Want young co
work in small. Da
know how to milk or
ing to learn. Go
home for - right persot
Martin, Macon, - Rt

Want middleaged
white or col. 1
and in fair health
with light work on
2 mi. town> on Ba

Wanted: Couple t
farm in Roswell.
regular salary,. plus.
profits, if any. Ha
house, but will m
for right party. See Jo
oe ae Street, Atlant














































JUNE alana Augusta Valdosta Pocles
LBS. 19th (13th 13th 19th,
~ Good to Choice 180/240 14.50- .
Good to Choice 945/210 3 Sa . ag
eavies / pe ee ae No Feec
ats eee || Hoe || ack
Ag_nts : ee ee = 2
sets oe 16. 00- 28, 00 18.00- 32.00 a
Roughs 180/350 13.75-
Roughs 350/450 13.75-
sg ee = : 2
CATTLE . sie . : aS. eS :
- Choice Strs. & Heifers Sas ce 18,60 17.00- 18.00; - 18.45
_ Good Sirs. & Heifers 16.00- 17.45 16.00- 18.60] 16.00- 17.00 16.00- 18.00
Me Strs. & Heifers 2.00- 14.00 14,00- 15.75 12.00- 15.00. 14.00- 15.00
Comn Strs. & Heifers 900s 11901 ei 11.00-- 13.00 12.00- 14.00
ie 19,002 300 | .12.00- 14.00 13.00- 15.00
Common Cows = 9.005 T1001. ee 10.00- 12.00 12.00- 13.00 : cs :
maner Cows 2 6 S50 7.00- 10.00} ~ 8.00- 11.00 :
ii fe Et. Bulls 67-2 8.50) 2 oe 11.00- 13.00} 12.00- 14.00
Shelly Cows B50 ee 5.50- 8.00 ~8.00- 10.00]
Bulls -. 7.00- - 3h , 10.00- 18. 60 10.008" 12.00} -11.00- 13.00 ois 2
Seek : - .00- 17.00 - 18.4 =) ss
pMad @alves <9 2 14.00- 16.50) 15.50-.18.25; .14.00- 16.00) _-:16.00- 18 00 : rs
= 13.00 | aie 15. sae oe









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