Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1939 January 2

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At ae conference of farmers, produce Soe
and others called by Mr. Roberts December 2ist,









py Mr. Roberts and a like committee of five
from the House and Senate be appointed by Gov-






egis islature a plan of legislation which will take







farmers.
: No Longer Dencod on Cotton













said, The time has come when we farmers can
o longer depend on cotton for a living. We must







da the crying need is a dependable market.
The Agricultural Deparfnent under Mr. Rob-






backing from the State. What is needed is some
al backing by the State for marketing is the_ most
vital issue before the people of Georgia.









Legislature when it meets in January.





duce the stuff. They didnt need to be told how.
place to sell.
A Case in Point

es Mr. Roberts stated in this connection that
fe when he was in Lakeland, Georgia, during his cam-
aign that Mr. Miller, a large trucker, who shipped
his produce in carlots, had just disposed of 1,000
bushels of Fordhook Lima beans in Philadelphia at
$2. 50 per bushel. The next day he was down at
Pa terson, Georgia, where a large farmer just back
om Baltimore had sold a truck load, 250. bushels
of these beans at $2.75 a bushel. The next day, I































farmer in blue overalls came in, He was trying to





one Market Report |

. quoted below on the Atlanta Market are for
| eggs that have not been candled or graded for
quality. Eges that have been graded and are guar-
| anteed grade A quality, are bringing 3c to 5e
premium. Unclassified, current receipts and yard
run eggs are not permitted to be offered to the
< Tetail trade.




























































, large Gee Re ee ae cS Doz. 33-.35
Sp IMCGIUNY 5S se . Doz. .31-.32
G iS antadl oe Doz. .25-.26
PHENS, heavy-breed 0 ibe 14215
| HENS, leghorns _ jeg sese Lb. .10-.12
ROOSTERS . dos 08s
POTAGS Lhe e12
FRIERS Lb. .15-.16
UCKS Lb. .10-.11
mesh Lb. .08-.10
URKEYS _. rae as 25
oe Lb. .20
OUNTRY BUTTER, best Aable..- Lb. 226-:30
FIELD PEAS, mixed {2 Bu. 1.50-1.60
FIELD PEAS, not mixed Bu, 75...
BiG CORN: 28 Se Bu. .54
EAR CORN (80 Lbs. to Bu.) _ Pe Bu. .55
Ree ae Se ee Bu. .84
SWEET POTATOKS, per 100 ke ie oe 1.25-1.40
CABBAGE (green, per 100 Lbs.) 1.50-1.75
| CABBAGE (white, per 100 Lbs.) 1.50-1.75



-PEAVINE HAY>:Noz-1
POMANUT HAV: No 1.
COTTONSEED. (erin) 2 ie per ton 28.00
TTONSEED MEAL, 7% per ton 24.00
OTTONSEED MEAL 8% . per ton 26. og

per ton 16.50
per ton 10.00 )













_ MONDAY, JANUARY 2, 1939



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3 following resolution was unanimously adopted: .
Resolved: That a committee of five be appoint-

lot its patrons the compliments of the

Eh Rivers to work together ahd present to the

adequate. care of the marketing needs of Georgia :

| phere. were many prominent farmers present
from. all over the State who voiced the opinion of |
Mr. R. F. Sanders, of Buchanan, Georgia when he |

grow something else: Livestock, hogs, cattle, dairy-.
poultry, grain, produce, fruit and nuts. What- |
er seems best suited to our particular locality

erts has made great progress without any financial ;

a Governor Rivers was present and pledged his

pport, stating that he would appoint a committee
_ from the House and Senate to cooperate with the |
_ committee appointed by Mr. Roberts so that a
clear, definite plan might be brought before the |

It was. brought | out. at the meeting that the
irmers of Georgia could be depended on to pro-

hat what they really needed was a dependavle

was ii in the Griffin Seed Store at Douglas when a

_: Strictly Corn Fed Hogs were quoted at 7.65 for the |





New Year's Greetings
The Market Bulletin extends to all

| Season acknowledging with deep ap-
preciation your friendship and kind co-
operation - and wishes each of you a
most happy and [ RrceeeroMn New Year.









: sell 50 bushels of Hordbook: beans end eid not
: get an offer from any one in town at any price. 2
Now, the thing we want to do, said Mr. Rob- .

erts, is to take care of these small. truckers and

we can do that if the State gives us the means. The
_darge. grayers can take care of pee ee as. s
general rule. i

Everyone was urjanimous that this matter otf

as efficient marketing of agricultural produce should
. take precedence with the cong. Jeeeieiure over

all other issues.
Mr. J. M. Hughs, Thomasville Gn urged every

one: to write to Mr. Roberts and get their friends
. to write not only to Mr. Roberts, but to. see per-
sonally and write to their members. of the House

and Senate urging that they support this program

ie more efficient markets for Georgia farmers.

F. J. M.

4

hese New. Proposed F reight
Rates on Cotton a



As set oe inthe lanl ene obit Bulletin,
Mr. Roberts and this Department are on record as
opposed to any increase in the freight rate on cot-
ton, and on December 20th Mr. Roberts presented

_our case and your case before the Public Service

Commission. :
In the first place, Mr. Roberts brought to their

attention the fact that the Georgia farmers are less

able to stand an increase in rates on cotton than in

many years; that in 1936 the number of bales pro- | |
duced in Georgia was 1,086,000 with a total value
for. lint cotton of $67,875,000. In 1937 the number

of bales was 1,490, 000 with a value of $64, $15,000.

This year, 1938, we have a crop of about 860,- -

000 bales which sold at from 8% to 9c a pound and

with the subsidy to cooperators, should bring the
farmers around llc or $47,300,000. This shows a.
loss of revenue of $17,815,000 in 1938 from 1937

and $20, 575,000 from 1936.

Mt. Roberts stated that while he had no foe
on the cost and profit of operating a railroad, he
doubted very much if the railroads had sustained

any such loss as the farmers of Georgia had this

year.. :
There was a lengthy dixoussion as to whether
or not the farmers paid the freight. To this Mr.

- Roberts brought out the fact that all cotton mills





. Livestock

ATLANTA, Ga., Dec. 28 As fiioked by White
Provision Co., and subject. to change daily:

No. 1 Soft Hogs, 18040 290 Jbs. 2 6.75
No.:2. Soft- Hoss, 150-to 130. Ibs.2 6.25
No. 3 Soft Hogs, 130 to 150 lbs... 6.00
No. 4: Sor. Hogs, 110 to. 130 lbs. = 5.50
i No. 5 Pigs, 60 to 110 Ibs. ssa 25
| Heavy Smooth Hogs; 240 lbs. up_._._ =... 6.25

market top. '

Albany Soft Hogs were quoted by Cudahy Pack-

ing Company and subject to change at 6.50 for-the
market top.

CATTLE

Few steers out of feed lots good enough to
bring $7 to $8. Best yearlings out of bean fields
$5 to $6, but majority of the butcher kinds bringing
$4.59 to $5. Fat dairy cows $4.50 to $5: medium |
and common, $3.75 to $4. Canners, $3. 25 to $3.50



mostly. Good heavy bulls, $4.50 to $5; light bulls
$4 to $4.25. :





paid for eotion deijered at thet mills ater deduct
; ing . the freight charges and that necessarily the
cotton buyers or merchants must deduct this freight
from the price he was able to pay the farmer. |
_ This was borne out with others testimonies be-
fore the commission so that it was pretty well set-
tled that the farmer did pay the freight, certainly
on the first haul to the concentration point or
wherever the local buyer disposed of that cotton.
In conclusion Mr. Roberts stated that any im
~ erease in these freight rates would add to the farm
ers already heavy burden.
farmers income from cotton had been greatly re-
duced because of the boll weevil so that he is less
able: to take on this proposed increase at this time.
For these reasons he requested that the com-
mission postpone until a more propitious time any
change in the Pig pee rates on cotton. oe

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Furthermore, that the






























fh the Atlanta Constitution of becdaee 13th
appeared a most excellent article by Ralph McGi
under the title of One Word More in which he
_takes up the inability of the farmer to sell his but-
_ ter. : = : Be ;

Mr. McGill states that he had been in three
different towns where farmers complained they
ae could not sell their butter to the local stores, but
that these very stores sold butter from other states.

He then went to the merchants Whos: poe
in each instance ran like this:

You know that worries us.

Country Butter _

We've iieds to
buy it but the fact is it isnt possible to know what
you are getting. Some of it won't be clean. Some
won't be of even quality. We dont like to tell a
farmer we know and who trades with us that his
butter isnt good enough to sell, but too ehen: that
is the truth. . :
"fhe farmers of Denmark, he states, whe as i
a good living from their dairies sell their butter on-
ly when it measures up to a very high quality.

The farmers who bring their butter to market
-and cant sell. it might examine their butter as to
quality, weight, and the uniformity of the adel

We would suggest: also that. they might see
that. it- is put up in a neat package caren.
wrapped and labeled then if you make butter of
good quality you will get credit for it.
ice in hot weather would also help; and dont get
in too big a hurry to make the butter come and
put too much hot water in the churn.















































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State

Prices of F cna Voretsbics

Prices of fresh vegetables prevailing on State
Farmers Market, Atlanta, today, December 28th:

Beans, Lima,-per bushel = 3.50-3.75 |
Beans, snap, per bushel hamper... __ 1.20-1,25-
Cabbage, DUIKS pers 100 ps5 oo ee 1.25-1.50
Coliarcs, per dozen bunches._______ _.._ .80-1,00

Potatses, Cobblers, per~100 Ib. ba

Squash, per bushel hamper, 1.75-2,
Sweet Potatoes, bulk, per 100 Ibs....____1.25-1.
Turnips, bunched, per dozen lbunches._____ 15- 9
Turnip Salad, per bushel_/..-.- | .75-1.0f
Mustard Greens, per basa Sasa eae ee 90-1:

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; Second Hand Machinery
WANTED





GEORGIA MARKETBULLETIN

Established by J. J. Brown, Commissioner of Agriculture

1, 1917

Published Semi-Monthly by

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
COLUMBUS ROBERTS, Commissioner

Executive Office: State Capitol, Atlanta, Georgia

Cevingtem, Ga. .
ef Markets, 222 State Capitel

- Entered as second class matter August 1, 1937, at the Post
Office at Covington, Georgia under the Act of June 8, 1930. Ac-
cepted for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in Sec-
tion 1103, Act of October 8, 1917.

Notices of farm produce and appurtenances admissable under
postage regulations inserted one time on each request and re-
peated only when request is accompanied by new copy of notice.

insertions of notice containing

more than 30 words including name and address.

Under Legislative Act the Georgia Market Bulletin does not
assume any responsibility for any notice appearing in the Bul-

Second-Hand Machinery
FOR SALE



- Want used hammer feed mill

of standard make, can be run by

- Chevorlet motor, 5 to 10 tons per
day cap., 100 per cent good cond.,

-eheap for cash or trade produce.
_M. L. Callaway, Rayle.

Want 1 Martin Cyclone Cotton
@uster. Advise. S. T. Tygart,
- Nashville, Box 592.

Want 60 gal. cap. syrup boiler,
A-1 cond., and a 2-roller cane
mill. No junk. State best cash
price. J.C. Burns, Sylvania. *

. Want small feed mill. Pay
ash or exc. oats and corn; also
want few field peas. A. M. Aiken,
- Newborn.

- Want second-hand farm beil.
- $n good cond., cheap for cash.

-C. T. Simmons, Camilla, RFD. 3.
2 Want used Ensilage cuitter,
ood cond. Palpac preferred.
: eo. Larsen, DeSota, Rt. 1, Box
- Want second-hand, small, re-
cent model tractor, prefer Allis-
Chalmers or John Deere, also 2
- @isc tractor plow and tractor

arrow. W. B. Matthews, De-
eatur, 186 Avery St.
Want stump puller, also 8 or 10
row grain drill with guano at-








































- tachment. Earl Hamill, Wild-
~ wood,. RFD. 1. :
Want 2 2-h. walking cultiva-

- tors with all attachments, in
good cond., cheap for cash. Joe
_ Moody, Louisville, Rt. 2, Box 29.
Want trade for power corn
_ sheller and cleaning fan; also
kant 30-in. upright corn mill,
good as new, with cleaning fan.

State price, etc. E. Callas,

Gainesville.

Want small siz Hammer mill,
-eompiete and in good order. C.
-C. Oglesby, Chamblee, Rt. 2.

- Want good, second-hand stalk
eutter, in good cond., at bargain.

. ~ Want boiler for pulling cotton
gin and corn mill, 60-80 h. p.,
good cond., cheap for cash. Wm.
Thomason, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.
Want tractor in fair cond.
Exc. other good used farm equip-
men. W. E. Hicks, Atlanta, 579
Lakeshore Dr., NE.
_ Want an up-to-date complete
gin outfit without the power,
first class and cheap for cash
_. E. Vandiver, Lavonia. i
Want a 60 gal. syrup boiler.
_ O. Taft, Pearson.

_. Want a riding cultivator plow,
_ best quality for lowest cash
price. A. B. Arp, Sweet Gum.

_ Want No. 9 Covington planter
and for junk No. 8 or 10 Coving-
_ ton planter, cheap or will exe.
_ Write V. Z. Hale, Waco, Rt. 1,

_ Want a rooter plow, a terracer
and a ditcher, and a stalk cutter.
_ BF Hatris, Griffin, P.O: Box
B64.

Want complete canning outfit,
- complete. Write. Lloyd H. Reed,
_ Oakwood.

__ Want at once, Frick eng., 12-20
_h. p. for pulling grist mill and
' other farm work. Take boiler,
_ too, at right price. C. Bullard,
- Lyons, Rt. 2, Box 192.

a _ Want combination fertilizer
and grain drill, about 10 row cap.
an. good cond., and reasonably
_ priced. R.H. Freeman, Forsyth,
eH 2:

: Want second-hand 3-compart-
ment washing vat., also small
_ hand bottle capper for dairy use.
_ 1. W. Hooks, Macon, Box 97.



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Second Hand Machinery
FOR SALE



_ DeLaval 2 unit Magnetic milk-
J machine, good icond., com-|
- plete with electric motor, etc,
for 24 stanchions or less. Cash
bargain or trade. J>.H. Dorminy,
Fitzgerald. PN:
od McCormick - Deering -ereani
~ separator, $15.00. Mis. J. W.
WenmMan, .4










- Lonnie Lightsey, Surrency, Rt. 2.



Good Cuttaway harrow, for
sale or exc. for pr. pigs. Needs
some repairs. Anderson Redding,
Juliette. Rt. 1, Box 96.

1 No. 13 Oliver 2 horse turn
plow, almost new, $10.00; 2 h.
Riding cultivator, I. H. C., $40.00.
Exc. for pigs or calves. G. C. Ed-
mondson, Temple.
_Jay-Bee Crackerjack hammer
mill with automatic drag feed,
practically -new, $400.00 cash.
Earnest Hill, Kennesaw, Box 121.

A 20 in. and 24 in. Williams
corn mills, Wise Hammer mill,
complete with 4 screens, 25 h. p.
Fairbanks Morse oil eng. First

{class cond. Cheap for cash. H.L.

Meares, Rossville. c-o Gen. Del.

Dairy -boiler and fixtures, sev.
tons bright Peavine hay and oat
straw, baled, for sale. FOB. J.
H. Patrick, Jackson.

John Deere disc harrow, 6 disc
on wheels, good cond., $25.00
Bee Mrs. Mattie Wooten, Brox-

mn.

Fordson tractor, rebored, new
pistons, in good cond., and har-
row, $185.00; 1% h. Chattanooga
reversible plow, $20.00; 1 2%
Piedmont wagon, $35.00. G. W.
Whitworth, Lavonia. Rt. 1.

50 tooth drag harrow, $3.00 at

my farm. Arthur Owen, Barnes-
ville: :
48 in. grist mill, complete ex-

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cept bottom rock. Cheap, H. H./

Rogers, Charing.

2 corn stalk cutters, $25.00, or
$15.00 ea.; 5% ft, C. H. John
Deere harrow, new discs and
boxes, good as new, $65.00. M. L.
Shealy, Oglethorpe. :

Fordson tractor, good running
cond., also Fordson used parts
including governors, for sale or
trade; Want a walking culti-
vator, Blunt preferred. Tom
Richardson, Palmetto.

20 h. p. crude oil eng., for sale
at bargain or trade. Want a 9
in. Davis Turbine water wheel.
R. M. Lovvorn, Richland.

Simplex farm ditcher and ter-
racer, never been used, for sale.
C. H. Collins, Dunwoody, Rt. 1.

25 h. p. Fuller Johnston gas.
or ker. eng. 25 bbl. Midget Mar-
vel flour mill, good cond., with-
out cleaner. Reasonable. Earl J.

Beaver, Marietta.

Pea Huller (bushel in 5 min-

utes cap.) FOB my barn. Can be
moved in 1 h. wagon. W. J. Mor-
gan, Stillmore, Rt. 1.
-Oat sprouter, 10 tray size, 5
sections, galv. tin within wood
frame, lamp included, excellent
cond., $10.00 FOB. Cash or M. O.
No trades. Mrs. R. H. Aikin, Grif-
fin, Rt. B.

2 h. Oliver cultivator, com-
plete with fenders, good shape
(1 foot is off) $20.00; 2h. Thorn-
hill wagon, 2% size, good shape,
$35.00. 2 mi. .Northeast Rock-
ar J. T. Moore, Rockmart. Rt.

New Williams upright grist
mill with 30 in. rocks, complete
with Buick motor, pulleys and
ete. John L. Davis, Elko.

John Deere Junior power hay
press, $100.00. B. W. Middle-
brooks, Barnesville.

DeLaval cream separator, fair
cond., $10.00; and 1 mare mule,
$150.00. Cash. Mrs. Mary Sim-
mons, Buena Vista. Rt. 1. x

12-15 h. p. corn mill, with
good engine. Sell together or
separate. Mrs. T. N. Hurst, Luth-
ersville.

6 h. p. John Deere gas. eng.
and large farm bell, good cond.,
cheap for cash. W. P. Smith, Vil-

"la Rica, Rt. 2 (24% mi. So. Villa

Rica.)

6 plow riding cultivator, good
cond., for sale or exc. for a cut
oll saw or small, air cooled gas.
eng., also want carburetor for 2
h. p. Fairbanks-Morse eng. State
price. F. A. Crowder, Williamson.

1 standard row crop tractor,
$275.00; Fordson tractor, $100.00.
Both in first class cond. J. R.
Braswell, Monroe. Ge




Second Hand Machinery
FOR SALE



MARKET BULLETIN

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE



No. 32 King separator, good
cond., $30.00. Mrs. Walter T.
Smith, McRae.

1% h. p. upright boiler, DeLa-
val cream separator and other
necessary Dairy. equipment, $85.
at my farm. Nix Methvin, Ma-
chen, Rt. 1.

No. 24 Economy King cream
rer $15.00 or exc. for equal
value can use. O. W. Eavenson,
Elberton, Rt. 3.

DeLaval separator, $20.00, 20
gal. churn, $5.00; milk cooler,
$3.00; bottle washer, $18.00. For
dairy. E. L. Phillips, Griffin, Rt.
4

- Advance tractor, 12 h. p., good
cond., for sale. C. Holcomb, Can-

on, c-o Duncans Mill.

Fordson tractor, $95.00; Tom
Houston Side plow, $35.00; Kin-
caid garden tractor, $35.00. All
first class cond. C. M. Miller,
Cornelia.

15 h. p. Tolliver steam eng.,
good cond., $30.00 for quick sale.
Ralph P. Newton, Gordon, Rt. 3.

Garden tractor with plow and
harrow, cheap or trade for
small horse or Shetland pony.
F. M. Wright, Alto.

Swing hammer feed mill, No.
16 DeLaval cream separator, long
system Roller mill, complete, 48
in. DeLoach grist mill, horizon-
tal type, Midget Marvel flour
mill. Apply. E. T. Boswell, Jr.,
Siloam. :

20 in. Meadows corn mill, 2
hole sheller and platform scales,
good shape. Sell or trade for
anything can use. G. M. Wil-
liams, Conyers, Ga., Rt. 3.

No. 9 Wise Hammer Mill, $100:
No. 404 Duplex Chopper and
Burr Mill, $40.00; 56-in. French
Burr Mill Rock. R. E. Mitchell,
Zebulon. :

2 steam eng. mounted, 12. h.
p. Peerless, 9 h. p. Case. Cheap.
Sell on or both or trade. Write
J. L. Ferguson, Cornelia. Allis-
Chalmer, All-Crop harvester,
$350.00; International Harvester
tractor, T-20, orchard type,
$850.00. Robin -Adair, Stone
Mtn., Rt. 1.

HORSES AND MULES
: WANTED
Want a 900-1000 lb. mare for

farm work and for breeding pur-
Sipe F. R. Kennedy, Stone Mtn.







HORSES and MULES
FOR SALE



2 farm mules for sale. Can be

seen at farm, 3 mi. from No. Au-|.

gusta on Martaintown road. Mrs.
Harry D. Hamrick, Augusta Rt. 3.

12 yr old mare mule, wt. 1250
lbs. good shape except small knot
on right knee, $90.00. Accept
fresh cow part pay. G. P. Wright,
Lawrenceville, Rt. 3, Box 56.

40 reg. 3 and 5 gaited saddle
horses, either show or pleasure
horses, also a stud, the celebrat-
ed stallion Ridgeview Burbon.
Sim McLane, Albany.

Nice work horse, 314 yrs. old,
gentle, work anywhere, for sale
at my barn. If interested, write
for price. Miss Sarah Shuman,
Blackshear, RFD 1, Box 228.

Good quality mule, work any-
where, good cond., wt. 1050 Ibs.,
reasonable. B. F. Banks, Fay-
etteville, RFD 2.

White and tan Shetland pony,
about 300 Ibs., about 9 yrs. old,
yery gentle, for sale. T. A. An-
drews, Greenville. ;

2 brood bay mares, 5 and 8
yrs. old, 1200 and 1000 lbs. ea.
respectively, sound, gentle, good
workers, $150.00 ea. Mrs. May
Thompson, Darien.

Pr. black match mules, about
1150 Ibs. ea. male and female, 5
and 6 yrs. old, gentle, $400.00.
be J. A. Robinson, Rockmart,

_ 2 brood and work mares in
fold and 1 saddle mare, all young,
in fine shape. $500.00, or trade.
E. D. Lindsey, Quitman. a

Smooth mouth bay mare, wt.
950 lbs., gentle, sound, work any-
where, no_ blemishes, $35.00.
Walter E. King, Lithonia, Rt. 1.

Extra fine pr. mare mules,
coming 7 yrs. old, wt. ea. 1280
Ibs., gentle, perfectly farm
trained, not a blemish. Cost
$600.00 last spring; sell cheap.
W. W. Driskell, Sparta.





SHEEP AND GOATS.
WANTED



Want good milk goat, also
guinea (cavies) pigs. Will exe:
value. Mrs. H. T. McGee, Atlan-
ta, 49 Warren St., S. E.

Want any amount of common
goats at reasonable price. Rob-

Purebred and grade Toggen-
burg does, also Toggenburg-Nu-
bian yearling, 4 and 3 qt. milk-
ers. Bargain. Park C. Davison,
Atlanta, 109 Carter Ave., S. E.

Purebred Nubian buck, Lindy
Jo, reg. N-913; 50668, black and
white; sired fine kids, 80 per
cent females. Fee, $3.00 for pure-
breds; $2.00 for grades, brought
to my home. Sell for $50.00; Jer-
sey cow, 4 gal., fresh Jan. 10-15,
$60.00. F. E. Grubb, Demorest.

12 to 15 head common goats
for sale or exc. for any good
breed chickens not over 6 mos.
old, value $20.00. Mostly nannies,
fat and prime. G. W. Sammons,
Soperton.

About 25 head goats, large
type of common stock. $1.00 ea.
at my barn for lot; also fine,
yr. old ewe sheep, $3.00. Jack
Music, Alma.

Doe and buck kids from high
class milk stock, 6 qt. producers
and better, Toggenburg and Nu-
bian breeds. Book few orders
now; del. in early February.
Very reasonable prices, quality
considered. John Hynds, Atlanta,
93 Warren St., N. E., De 5140.

RABBITS WANTED





Want 1 good New Zealand Red
doe, 6 mos. to 1 yr. old, at 75c to
/ $1.00. Come see and bring rab-
bit. or call Ma 8814. J. C. Brown,
Atlanta, 253 Cherokee Place, S.
E. :





























Monday, January 2, 19.



Farmers Golden Tex!

Scripture: Pro. 3, 5 an

Trust in the Lord with :
thine heart; and lean n
unto thine own understan
ing. In all thy ways acknow
edge Him and He shall dire
thy paths. :







HOGS WANTED

Want reg. blocky type. Du
Jersey boar pig, large enough
service. Lee Walden, Avera.

Want Berkshire pigs,
and females, unrelated, s
nose, registered; also wan
full blood Buff Orpington h
and cockerel. Write. T. J. L
Atlanta, 232 Luckie St.

Want 2S. P. C. gilts, reg.
wks old or older. M. A. Che
Norman Park. ?

Want 15 reg. O. I. C. gilts
1 boar. T. W. Nalls, Carne

Want 3 or 4 little bone G@
gilts, 6 or 8 heifers and few
to raise on halves; also w
Crimson clover seed and
fashioned shallots. Send
A. D. Blackstock, Madison



mi. North Thomaston, N
Highway. E. W. Hickman, Th
aston, Rt. 1. : et

Exc.-a bred Duroc Jersey
wt. 325 lbs., farrow ist of F
ruary for a meat hog. Mrs
King, Lavonia, Rt. 2. ~

HOGS FOR SALE





RABBITS FOR SALE



Young rabbits, either white or
gray, $1.25 pair. Howard Banks,
Tallapoosa. Rt. 1.

CATTLE WANTED

Want Guernsey cows and baby
heifer calves. Must be registered.
State best price. F. H. Bunn, Mid-
ville. :

Want White Face male, ent.
to reg., 1 or 1% yrs. old., wt.
around 500 Ibs. ready for service.
G. P. Hall, Elberton.
Want Polled Hereford buil
calf; also want price on Stew-
art and Money-Maker pecan
trees. Sam L. Brannen, States-
boro, Rt. 5. :

Want sey. fresh milch cows,
good milkers, Jerseys or Guern-
seys. Name best price. D. P.
Martin, Cobbtown.

Want 10 to 15 thin Hereford
heifers, 4 to 10 mos. old, and
some bulls. J. H. Stephens, Cov-
ington.

CATTLE FOR SALE









6 wks. old Jersey bull, father
reg., and mother ent. to reg.
$10.00. Coy Haley, Lavonia. Ri.
2.

Holstein cow, gentle, fresh.
Reasonable. (A big family cow.
Mrs. E. G. Hicks, Atlanta, Rt. 2.
Box 456. (Old Decatur Road.)

22 fine Jersey heifers, wt. 400
to 650 lbs., at 5c Ib. R. J. Winsor,
Greenville.

Cows and calf, Jersey-Holstein,
cross, brood sow, P. C.,-Duroc,
cross, lots of Dark Cornish chick-
ens, both sex. Write for prices.
Exc. for other value. C. O. Sikes,
Sylvester.

Entire herd Hereford and
mixed cattle, reg. Hereford 2 yr.
old bulls, also 6 to 8 mos. old
Hereford bulls. J. C. Collier,
Barnesville.

44 gal. heavy springers, 4 to
7 yrs. old. Sire reg. Guernsey.
Tested for T. B. and Bangs. L.
T. Knudsen, Hawkinsville.

Good Jersey, fresh in, also big
hog, several pigs and shoats. J.
B. Miller, Woodland.

Guernseys: bull calf, $10.00;
bull, ready. for service, $25.00;
also 3 yr. old bull with papers;
others ent. to reg. S. T. Tygart,
Nashville. :

Beef cattle, 25 fat, Black An-
gus and grade steers. Raised on
own farm. R. S. Anderson, Haw-
kinsville. :

. Angus caitle: Reg. 3 yr. old,
1200 lb. bull, a purebred yr. old
609 Ib. bull, and sev. high grade
heifers. J. C. Nelson, Yatesville.

Reg. Jersey cow, drop 4th calf
first of January, $65.00 at my
Lees T. R. Griffin, Carrollton,

2 Reg. Jersey bulls of best
breeding, 1% and 2% yrs. old,
ee L. C. Shipp, Rock-
mart.

ae Le ct ent. to reg., Jersey
UI or sale. H. O. Langford,
Athens. Rt. 3. .

2 Jersey cows, 1 with 2nd calf,
fresh December 15th, $50.00; 1
fresh February 17, 3rd calf. $40.















































































4 female pigs, 8 wxs. old, ab
50 lb. wt., half B.P.C..and SP
$5.00 ea. FOB. J. M. Wom
Penfield, Rt. 1. Sie

Reg. O. I. C. pigs, also
boars about large enough
service, for sale, and wa:
or exc. for a reg. Guernsey }
or cow. C. M. Stalling, Carr
ton, Rt. 3.

Duroe Jersey boar, wt.
200 Ibs., for sale. W. J. P
Social Circle, Rt. 2.

200 Ibs., 1 yr. old, fine type
breeding, $30.00 or exc. for b
cattle or young gilts of Du
breeding. R. L. Johnson, F
burn. 2

Real meat hog pigs, S. P
and reg. Berkshire, 12 wks.
cholera immune and castra
$7.50 ea. FOB my barn. .
Oglesby, Chamblee, Rt. 2.

Grade Duroc sow with 7
(6 wks. old), for sale or exc
equal value in mileh cow.
Hill, Hamilton, Rt. 2, Box

2 big bone Guinea male p
$7.00 and $14.00 ea. respective.
2 big bone Guinea sow pigs. $7
and $11.00 ea. J. T. Brown





3. pxrebred little bone Black
igea pigs, the stay-fat
wedned, male and 2 femal
.. $16.00 for 2 and $2
o- the 3. Guar. purebred.
only. J. C. Hargraves, Marl

ers name, dbl. inoculated,
old. Mrs. Marjorie Barnea
Rae. es ; &

14th, bred to reg. Berkshir
and 350 lbs. respectively, 1
one had litter of 12 pigs
ea. at barn, -F. M. Watters,
burn, Fayetteville Road.

4 or 5 black P. C.-Gt
shoats. 40-50 Ib. wt. fat, in t
ty cond., cholera treated: 7-
C. $5.00 ea. FOB M. T. Br
Greensboro, Rt. 3. a

Thoroughbred S. P. C.
bred to reg. S. P. C. boar, $2
at barn. J. R. Gable, Raymond.

Big bone Guineas: 1
$30.00; shoats, $10.00 a.;
gilts, $15.00 ea. J. A. Ha
Mitchell, RFD 2. =

18 mos. old, reg. S. P. C. bo
at bargain for cash at my ho
2 mi. Southeast Carnegie, or :
for good grade hogs at ma
price. Robert S. Harris, Cuthbe
Rt. 2. ;

S. P. C. male, 6 mos. old, ent.
FOB. Melvin Cu
ming (4-H Club boy) Warth

Big bone Black Essex gilt, 1
about 65 Ibs., and 2 small pi
all ent. reg. No boars. Lym
Overstreet, Lenox. :

Reg. Duroc Jersey pigs, 3
to 4 mos. old, both sex, $10.
crated at express office, incl
ing reg. papers. G. W. Dool
Sandersville.

2 Duroc boars from reg. pr
winning parents, farrowed Ja
29, 1938, $17.50 ea. and cert.
if reg. desired. S. L. Thor
Dewyrose, Rt. 1.

Reg. Berkshire 2 yr. old bo
about 400 lbs., 2 reg. bred sov
also some purebred 3 mos.
sow pigs. E. S. Jackson, Milledg:
ville, Rt. 4, Box 68. fae
Choice Berkshire pigs, eith
sex, reg., from Georgia's ol







tert A. Hodge, Oliver, Rt, 1.



J. E. Chastain.



Oran Camp, Palmetto, Rt. 1, c-o



Berkshire herd, $10.00.
Hardman, Commerce.










Monday, January 2, 1939
HOGS FOR SALE









- Big Bone African Guinea io
wks. old pigs, $10.00 ea. Roy C.
Wicker, Warrenton.

1 purebred S. P. C. male pig, 9
wks. old, ent. to reg. $7.00
Worlds Champion blood lines.
Billie Cawthon, Jackson, Rt. 1.

FRUIT FOR SALE

Sundried peaches, 12%4c 1b., or
exc. for white butter-beans or
white peas, also limited amount
of garlic. Make best offer. Mrs.
















- Sundried apples from acid
fruit, 5 Ybs., 60c; 10 lbs., $1.15.
- xc. for new goose or duck feath-
- ers; want Mahood str. Red cock-
ere] for exch. or cash. Mrs. J.
_M. Hall, Calhoun, Rt. 1. :

35-40 lbs. sundried apples 15
Tb., 10 tbs lots br more postpaid.













Yb for bb. Mrs. J. G. Whitfield,
Jasper, Rt. 3.







Nice, dried. apples, 14c 1b.;
peeled peaches, 18c lb. rough
peaches, i4c 1b.; Everbearing

strawberry plants, 40c C. Mrs. S.
-N. Camp, Eastanollee.








_ EGGS.FOR SALE

.. Booking orders for Feb., March






eggs and day old chicks, 300 egg,
_ dbl. ped. W. S. R. O. P. mating,





chicks. Cash. F. B. Bohlen, Mad-
ison. ~

Selected. hatching eggs from
_Roselawns big type, Eng. Barron
strain White Leghorns, pen ped.
matings. Inc. lots. Mrs. Lester
De Foor, Toccoa, Rt. 2.

BUTTER FOR SALE

_ Nice, yellow butter in brick
molds, guar. to please, 25c Ib.
Mrs. Robert J. Pullen, Bowdon.
Ri, 3:

_ 4 1b., nice butter ea. week, 25
Ib. del. to 2nd zone in 4 Jb. lots;
Exc. 4 Ibs. for 10 Ibs. Galberry
thoney. Mrs. A. P. Hamilton,
Ashland, Rt. 1. Box 76.

- 2 Ibs. fresh, firm butter week-~
ly. 25c Yb. del. L. Pettit, Pike.
4 Ibs. nice, firm butter ea.
week, 25c Ib. plus postage. Cows
T. B. tested. Mrs. W. E. Small,


































Ge Honey Bees and Bee
Supplies For Sale



Ethel Gladden, Tallapoosa. Rt. 2.)

Exc. for large papershell pecans, |

: and April del. Hansons W. L.|

$5.00 per 15 eggs and 50c ea. for|













Bees in 8 frame pat. hives
with supers, $5.00 ea. or exc. for
reg. Jersey calves; also heifer
(mother never goes dry), fresh
last of March, $50.00. Mrs. Van
Harris, Lula. :
12 mod. bee hives and frames,
$10.00; also 2 24-in. mill rocks,
$5.00. All A-1 cond. T. L. Coop-
er, Ashburn. .

~ New red honey in 10 lb. buck-
ets, in Comb, 75 bucket; Ex-
tracted new red honey $1.00. post-
paid..C. W. Browning. Dublin.

- BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE

Few. bu. late Bunch Velvets,
FOB. S. E. Bearden,





















-20c lb. R. P. Brightwell, Maxeys.
+200 bu. Clays and mixed peas,
\ sound, clean, new crop, in 2%
bu. bags. $2.00 bu. FOB. Thom-
son. J. I. McNair, Stapleton.

- This yrss crop Willetts Won-
Ger Eng. pea seed, 25c Ib. in 10
Yb. lots or less; 15c Ib. per 100 Ib.
-jJots. Cash. No chks. Mrs. John
-B. Pope, Fitzgerald.




















FOR SALE

Ky. lespedeza hay in car lots.
_ Make best offer; also dark mare
mule, wt. 1100 lbs. sound, good,
fast worker, age not known, $50.
Cash only. B. L. Jackson, Wil-
liamson. :

30 tons Runner peanut hay
















$8.00 ton at barn. T. A. Futch.
Rochelle.
Crotalaria Spectabilis, soil

building summer legume, $7.00
per bu. prepaid. J. A. Calhoun,
Julia, :

_ 35 tons bright Runner peanut
and 15 tons Peavine hay. Both
power baled. Make best offer.
J. R. Miller, Sylvester. Rt. 4.

= _Baled or unbaled hay, Clover,

- Johnson and Bermuda _ grass
~. mixed..Fine quality. $15.00 ton.
. Exe. for Jersey or Hereford
heifers. Carey Freeman, Frank-
lin, Rt. 3, Box 25.

Peanut and Peavine hay, well
baled, cured without rain, Iron
and Brab peas, No. 1, in 2% bu.
bags and also late model tractor
_ of small cultivating type and real

nice pr. of mules for sale or exc.
L. 8. Hayes, Bonaire.




























FEATHERS

Want some goose and down
feathers. Send samples and
prices. Mrs. W. H. Sanders, Sa-
vannah, 20 West Liberty St.

PLANTS

Want some _ tobacco
ready for setting last week in
March. Advise immediate num-
ber, etc. H. C. Harrington, At-
lanta, 209 Merritts Ave.

CORN

Want 100 bu. good corn. Make
best cash offer del. J. V. Beaver,
Morganton.

Want shelled white or shucked
ear corn. Quote best prices del.

and FOB, your station sacked.)

W. T. Pelfrey, Doraville.

TOBACCO

Exc. Pimiento pepper seed for
mild smoking tobacco, Ib. for Ib.
Other party pay trans. ches. on
both. E. M. Sherrill, Round Oak,
Rt. 1, Box 81.

FRUIT TREES

Want some Pineapple - pear!

trees, State insp., and true to
name. State price on 300 to 500
trees 2 - 3.ft., high, Spring del.
Mrs. L. J. Walker, McRae, Rt. A,
Box 62.



Miscellaneous For Sale



Good 100 Ib. white feed sacks,
10c ea. not prepaid. Mrs. Otis
Mashburn, Cumming.

Nice walnuts, free from hull,
90c to $1.00 bu. del. Mrs. Ira
Smith, Cartecay.

35-40 lbs., mixed feathers, 40c
lb. Mrs. Sam W. Griffin, Quit-
man, Rt. 2. : \

Black walnut meats, free from|

hull, etc., 25c pt. 5 pts. $1.00. Add
Dosage: Mrs. W. A. Johnson,
Alte.< <2 E

. About>25 bu. black walnuts in
hull, for sale. W. H. . Dorsey,
Cleveland, Rt.1.- -

Nice, dry leaf Sage, 1938 crop,
50c Ib.; 5 lbs. and up, 35c Ib.
Postpaid. Sam Tweedell, Redan.

20 lbs. feathers, $8.00 caSh. Mrs.
W. T. Brantley, Harrison. Rt. 1,
Box 27.

32 lbs. feathers, $8.00 FOB.
Mrs. Lewis Miller, Kingsland. Ri.
1.

30 clean 100 lb. chicken white
feed*sacks, 6c ea. FOB. Chas. L.
Brown, Hartwell, Rt. 2, Box 48.

100 lb. cap. white feed sacks,
5c ea. or 10c ea. free of letter-
ing; 100 lb. burlap sacks, 3c ea.
Exc. for corn or wheat. Franklin
Reeves, Inman.

Nice, clean black walnut meats,
35c Ib. Miss Laura Haynes, Com-
merce, Rt. 4.

- Good, strong, dry sage, 15c aqt.,

\postpaid. Mrs. J. W. Richards,

Ball Ground, Rt. 2, Box 92.



SEED FOR SALE



- Dill seed, 10c pkt. del.; Cokers
100 cotton seed, $1.00 bu. Geo. W.
Jackson, Fayetteville. f

Selected Virginia Bright Leaf
tobaeco seed, % lb. $1.25; $4.00
db. Roy Baker, Eienton, Box 4.

Worlds Champion garden pea
seed, known as the Wilkerson
heavy fruiter, Freeze-proof,
bunch var., 40 lbs. at 35c Ib. post-
paid. Mrs. T. 'T. Holloway, Cobb-
town. Rt. 1. \

Clean, white nest onions, mul-
tiplying, 50c gal. Cash or M. O.
ear Grace B. Murphy, Jasper.
Rt. 2.

1938 crop long green pod okra
(bears until frost) seed, 25c pint
postpaid. Stamps accepted. Mrs.
J. T. Daniels, Dudley. Rt. 1.

Gold Dollar tobacco seed, se-
lected from good stalks, 75 per
ounce, postpaid. C. M. Hill, Scre-
ven.

About 50 Ibs. Hales Best can-
taloupe seed, sound, heavy seed,
Ist yr. from Hastings, 30c Ib.
for the lot. J. A. Ward, Cordele.

COTTON SEED for SALE





10 or 15 bu. Cokers 100 cotton
seed, $1.00 bu. or exc. for O. I. C.
or S. P. C. pigs; also 1 bu. white
crowder peas, $5.00, or exc. for
good, young pullets, any breed
except White Leghorns. W. D.
Wilbanks, Plainville.

Wannamakers _ wilt-resistant,
long staple cotton seed, 75c bu.
or-exc. for peas or velvet beans.
L. E. Adams, Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Cotton seed (make bale per
acre), $1.50 bu. Apply E. C. Lane,
Ousley.

Improved Early Prolific King,
2 wks. earlier than other cotton
ee $1.00 bu. F. H. Bunn, Mid-

e.

a



plants|

MARKET BULLETI N ae

CORN & SEED CORN
FOR SALE



Big grain So. American pop
corn, shelled, cleaned, 5c Ib. FOB.
No orders less than 50 lbs. Chas.
Fields, Gainesville. R. 1.

300 to 400 bu. corn at my barn.
J. H. White, Boston. :

- Pop corn, $4.00 per 100 lbs.
shelled and winded. J. M. Har-
tell, Mitchell, Rt. 2..

About 600 or 800 Ibs. American
pop corn, shelled and clean, $4.00
per. hundred. FOB Foster Ben-
nett, Acworth, Rt. 1.

Bee.

PLANTS FOR SALE





Everbearing strewberry plants,
$1.50 M del. Mrs. H. D. Burt,
Americus, Rt. 2, Box 136.

GC. W., Copenhagen, E. J. cab-
bage plants, $1.00 M; over 5 M,
"5 M; Crystal Wax and Ber-
muda onion plants, $1.00 M. del.
Prompt shipment. Melvin Deal,
Baxley, Rt. 4.

Asparagus crowns and sed.
Write for prices. O. B. Johnson,
Waynesboro, Box 43.

Lady T. strawberry plants, 25
C; 500, $1.00; $1.75 M; Klondike
plants, 500, 75c; $150 M_ del.
Ethel Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2,
Box 116.

Klondike strawberry plants,
25c C; 80c, 500; $1.50 M, del.
Prompt shipment. Mrs. Ara Wal-
drip, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Lady T. strawberry plants,
$1.00 M; 3 M up, 90c M, del.
Satis. guar. Mrs. M. B. Scroggs,
Alto.

Klondike strawberry plants,
20c C; 85c, 500; $1.50 M. Exch.
for chicken feed sacks. Ea. pay
postage. Mrs. Effie Crowe, Cum-
ming, Rt. 1. i

Klondike, Everbearing straw-
berry plants, 20c C. del. Exchange
2 white feed sacks for 100 plants.
Mrs. R. L. Welch, Cleveland, Rt.
Cos

Klondike strawberry plants,
$1.50 M. P. B. Reynolds, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2. *

Klondike strawberry plants,

$1.50 M. Mrs. Avis Crowe, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2. ;

Well rooted Klondike straw-
berry plants, $1.75 M; Lady T.,
500, 85c; $1.60 M. . D. Crow,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Kudzu crowns, $6.50 M fob.
Cash with order. B. Watson,
Hamilton.

Blakemore strawberry plants,
30 C; E. J., and C. W. cabbage,
15 C; $1.00 M; White and Yel-

HL. Brittingham, Guyton.

- Eyerbearing strawberry plants,
extra large, 25c C; 90c, 500; $1.50
M. Prompt shipment. Annie Lou
Duran, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Klondike strawberry plants,
20c C; 85c 500; $1.50 M. Prompt
shipment. Grace Crowe, Cum-
ming, Rt. 1.

Klondike, Everbearing straw-
berry plants, 20c C. del. Exch. 2
white feed sacks for 100 plants.
Mrs. R. L. Welch, Cleveland, Rt.

2.

~ Copenhagen, C. W., E. J., cab-
bage plants, White and Yellow
Crystal Wax and Bermuda onion
plants, 75c M: 50c, 500. Del. J.
P. Mullis, Baxley, Rt.

5,000 new Everbearing straw-
berry plants, 75 C; 250, $1.50;
500, $2.50. C. A. Dobbs, Gaines,
Box 23.)

Heading var. collard plants,
25c, 300; 60c M. Del.; Vigorvine
tomato seed, 2 doz. 10c; 25 per
100 seed: $1.75 M; Striped Half
Runner bean seed, 15 cup. Exc.
for pecans. C. W. Smith, Gaines-
ville. Rt. 2.

Red Gold Sugar Saver straw-
berry and Red Thorniess rasp-
berry and sage plants, 50c doz.:
this yr. carrot seed, 50c pint; as-
paragus crowns and old fash-
ioned peach trees,75c doz. Mrs.
W. B. Allan, Alto, Rt. 2.

Klondike Everbearing .straw-
berry plants, 20c CC. or exc. 500
for 10 white feed sacks. Ea. pay
postage. Mrs. Willis Bryan,
Cleveland, Rt. 2.

Kudzu crowns, write for prices.
R. E. Lee, Concord. i

True to name Lucretia dew-
berry and Eldorado blackberry
plants, 75c C. 300 for $1.50, post-
pais Mrs. B. L. Robinson, Green-
ville.

Frost-proof cabbage and Ber-
muda onion plants, 506, 85c; $1.50
M. postpaid; 75c M. Exp. FOB.
John W. Berryhill, Lakeland.

Lady T. strawberry plants,
$1.15 M. Well rooted, full count



Mrs. J. R. Smith, Coffee. Rt. 1.





low Bermuda onion sets; Iceberg).
Jettuce, 15 C; $1.00 M del. Mrs.|



Pecan and Other Fruit
Trees for Sale _



All leading var. peach trees,
guar. true to name, State insp.,
80c doz.; $4.00 C; $32.50 M. R. A.
Travis, Riveraale.

Black everbearing mulberry
sprouts, well rooted, 4 to 5 ft.,
20c ea.; 2 to 3 ft: 10c ea. Send
postage for orders less than
$1.00. Mrs. Daniel McCook, Mc-
Intyre, Rt. 2, Box 148.

All leading var. fruit trees, all
true to name: peach trees, 3
ea.; apple, pear, etc., .10c up.
Trade for corn, hay or livestock.
Neal Long, Chickamauga.

Blue Damson, red goose, Jap-
anese apricot plums, Black and
White scuppernongs, muscadine
vines, brown turkey figs, May
cherries, hackworth and horse
apples, 10c ea.; $1.00 doz. Del.
Mrs. Bertha Patterson, Waco. |

Black and White scupper-
nongs, May cherries, 10c ea.; 3
for 25c. Exchange for white feed
sacks. Mrs. J. T. Patterson, Waco,
Rt. 2. :

Sweet pomegranate, brown
turkey figs, 3 ft. high, 20c ea.;
gooseberry plum, huckleberry,
persimmon, 3 ft. high, $1.00 doz.;
nice bright 1938 dried pears, 12c

jib. Add postage. Mrs. Freeman,

Watson, Toomsboro. Rt. 2.

Brown fig, white scuppernongs,
muscadine vines, blue Damson
plum trees, 10c ea.; $1.00 doz.
Del. 6 or more, Marcelle Pat-
terson, Waco, Rt. 2, Box 136.

Brown turkey fig bushes, white
scuppernong vines, May cherry
sprouts, 10c ea.; $1.00 doz. Ruby
Patterson, Waco, Rt. 2, Box 86.

Elberta, Hiley, Carman, Ga.

Belle peach trees, 3 to 4 ft.,
$10.00 C; Concord and_ Ives
grape vines, 2 yrs. old, 10c ea.;
$1,00 doz.; Yates, Terry, Wine-
sap, Delicious apple trees, 20c ea.;
$2.00 doz. James Cureton, Aus-
tell. :
Gov. insp. leading var. Stuart,
Schley and Mahan pecan trees,
guar. true to name, 2 to 8 ft, 40c
to $1.25 ea. Can do topwork,
budding, grafting and pruning.
M. M. Newsome, Sandersville.

Muscadine, scuppernong, blue
plum, brown figs, white ana
yellow plum peaches, 10c_ ea.
$1.00 doz.. Del. 6 or more. Kud-
zu vines, $1.00 C; $6.00 M_ del.
M:s. Faye Patterson, Waco, Rt. 2.

Leading var. peach trees,
grapevines, $4.00 C; %35.00 M;
Keiffer peas, $10.00 GC; $80.00 M;
apricots and plums, $7.50 C;
black walnuts, $7.00 C. Mrs. E.
B. Travis, Riverdale.

About 100 brown scuppernoug
vines from seed this year, $15.50
lot; 25c per single vine. Cive 2
black walnut trees free to party
taking lot. Add postage.. W. B.
Bass Swainsboro, Rt. 4.

Fine apple and pear sprouts,
well rooted, 25c ea. Cash with
order. S. R. Fitzsimmons, Tif-
ton, Rt. 3, Box 35.

Pomegranite sprouts, 3 to 4
ft. high, 10c ea.; 3 for 25c; 75 bu.
pure Super Hastings prolific
seed corn, shucked and_ sorted,
$2.00 bu. all f.o.b. S. 'T. Williams,
Jr., Waco, Rt. 2. \

Currant berry bushes, 1, 2 and

3 ft. high, 10c ea.; horse apples,

May cherry, 15c ea.; Himalaya
blackberry bushes, 10c ea. All
rooted. Postpaid. No checks.
Josephine Raley, Mitchell.

2 ea. June, Early Harvest,
Horse, yellow Delicious, and
Yates and red Delicious apples,
$1.50 doz.; 1 yr. trees to select
from, $5.00 C up in 1 and 2 yr.
stock. T. M. Webb, Ellijay.

Old time peach sprouts, 3 to

4 ft., Jackson apple trees 3 to 4
ft., 10c ea.; 3 for 25c fob. Han-
nah Williams. Waco, Rt. 2.
. Brown figs, scuppernongs,
muscadines, Red Goose and Blue
Damson plum, old _ fashioned
Eng. peach, white and yellow
var., 10c ea.; $1.00 doz. del. Inez
Patterson, Waco, Rt. 2.

Lucretia dewberry, 75c C; $5.50
M; Himalaya blackberry, $1.00 C;
Celestial, Magnolia and Brown
Turkey Figs, 5 large or 12 med-
jum, $1.00; Kudzu, Sewesan
treated, $1.00 . Postpaid. J.
W. Toole, Macon, Rt. 2.

Gov. insp. lead. var. apple trees,

/ 1-2 years old, 10c-20c ea.; peach,

Te to 15c ea.; cherry, apricot,
plums, 25c-40c ea.;
2-3 yrs. old, 10e ea.; $6.00 C. del.

Lee Head, Cornelia.

eNicely rooted, 3 ft. scuppernong
vines, $1.00 doz. Cash, postpaid.
Charlie E. Sweet. Braselton.

Concord and Lutie grape, ex-
tra fine, 2 yr. old vines, 20c ea.;
6 for $1.00; 1 yr. vines, 2 for 25c;
10 for $1.00; cuttings, 25c doz.;
$1.00 C. Stamps accepted. J. R.
Bramlett, Ellijay. Rt. 2.

Farm Parther Wanted





Want Partner to help in. ferti-
lizing and machinery to culti-
vate 50 acres of pecans, (17 yr. old
trees). A 5 or 10 yr. contract
with right party at terms that
will be satisfactory. H. C. Wal-
ker, McRae.

ae



1

grapevines, |

| worker,

FARM HELP WAN

Want unencumbered,
healthy, white woman, 2
yrs. of age. No field wor
board and small salary










Perry, Monroe, Rt. 3.

Want good farmer for good
horse farm. Must have







ences. Share basis. Imme
occupancy. M. kL. Filo
Morrow. = ~~ ee







Want farm hand, single, 2
40 yrs. old, good, honest wor
$11.00 mo. and board.
Herndon, R. F. D. A-1.

Want single. white, ge
hand, strong, healthy,
$10.00 mo., board
room. Steady work. State
a te A. Doughertv, _Amer

Want at once good,
girl or woman for light
work, no field work. Liv
place, board and $2.00
Mrs. Gertrude OConno
burn, Rt. 2. a8

Want nice, middleaged w.
woman, no bad habits, for
farm work, Mrs. L. C.
Shannon.

Want small family to culti
1 h. crop on halves, fu
themselves and half of
guano. Mrs. J. M. Crews, F
ton. ese oe

Want a farm boy,
bright ambitious, with energ
work out ambition, teachab
who doesnt smoke nor drir
knows gen. farming and willi
to learn more. Also must kn
how to milk. See if can qua
S. T. Kidder, Jr., Meigs.

Want man for hoard
small salary through wi
months and farm wages thr
summer. Must be honest a
straight, no drunkard, a gent
man, 14 to 50 yrs. old. J.
Campbell, Dallas, Rt. 4.

Want farmer for good-
farm, 30 in cultivation. 3rds
4ths or standing rent. Fur.
plow and blacksmith tools,
gon and etc. W. J. Folsom,
Hil Rt: 2...

Want white) girl, 12-20 y
help with light farm work
field work. Good -home, sm
salary. Mrs. J. R. Robins
Powder Springs, Rt. 1. |

Want good, white, settled
man, 25-40 yrs. old, light f
work, no field work. $10.00
and good home. Want perso!
interview. Mrs. Herbert Pha:
Decatur, 402 Ponce De Leon

Want wage hand not und
yrs. old, single sober and qu
reared on farm, live with fa
ily. $15.00 mo. board, lau
and half of Saturdays. A
Clary, Arabi. 5 os

Want trustworthy, ablebodied
white, country reared man,
yrs. old for farm work. A
hy Harry Brocklesby, Ri

ale. ee :

Want honest, willing w
agreeable to get along with e2
man for farm work. $12.00 n
board and laundry or part wa;
and little tobacco or cotton er
W. J. Fiveash, Hahira. Rt. 1.

Want colored man and
to live in yard and tend
50-50 basis. 20 mi. East of
lanta. Wife to do light f
work. J. W. Garner, Luxo

Want good, white. woman
light farm work, no field
Stay in home with elderly co
and reasonable salary. Mrs.
Finley, East Point, 112 Ea
Point St. : as

Want at once, reliable, in
trious woman of good char
to live in home and do.
farm work... Private room
reasonable salary. Mrs. J. F. Si
omon, Jeffersonville, Rt. 1.

Want good farmer with fam
able furnish self for good
Ga. river farm, 2 fair te
houses, barns, wood, ple
spring water. river bottom lai
-6 mi. North Ellijay. G. D. Leg

Oakman. =
Want unencumbered, middl
aged white man to work 1
farm on halves. Know how >
farm and ref. Mrs. Lela K
Moore, Grovetown, Rt. 1, Bx. 43.
Want clean, Christian woman

























































































































tian home and salary. Wri
Mrs. P. N. Dasher, Guyton.

Want give a home to some d
serving girl or widow to sta
with me and help with light wor
no field work. Mrs. L. H. C
Eastanollee. 5

Want farmer for 18 A. r
15 in cultivation, 3 in woods a
pasture. 5 a. bottoms. Standin
rent. 9 a. adjoining available. .
W. Elder, Fairburn. ee

Want large white family. to.
live in good 4 room house with
me and tend 4 acres good land,
on highway No. 20, 7 mi. Con-
ers. Taft Parker, Conyers.. Rt. -
1 eg






























Want family with plow and
hoe help, also clean, healthy ma
to work in dairy: Must not smok
nor drink. Good water
bouse. Near school bus ant

ss
3








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rs CW. Price, Cedarye















































































































age Four _

x

Want colored man and -wife,
shout children, to work on
rm. Must be experienced and
okay. Everything furnished.
Salary and part of crop. A. Bell.
tossville, Rt. 1, Box 21 A.

Want good woman to live as
me of family and do light farm
rk, no field work. except small
rden. Mrs. Ollie Carnes, Ma-
jetta. RFD 4.
Want young girl to make home
sh me and help with light
k nor
Moye,

Want man and wife to work
-h. farm on shares. I furnish
and and fertilizer; other party
tock, labor, etc. or standing
ent. Mrs. Mary L. Kimbell. Mc-
donough, Rt. 3. es



Wanted by aged couple, small
amily, share or standing ren
or 1, 2 or 3 mule crop. A.
eba, Thomasville. Rt. 3.

Want family, white or colored,
h 2 or 3 plow hands to do day
ork regular. See me at once.
osh Layfield, Tifton, Rt. 1. |
ant settled, colored man to
ut.
ores. Must be absolutely sober
nd hustler. W. B. Cochran,
tonewall. Rt. 1.

Want at once unencumbered
ite woman, 30-45 yrs. of age,
e read and write, also drive
var and milk 2 cows and other

ome with 2 old people: Milton
. Reaggen, Ochlocknee, Rt,
Vant immediately man to help
nh dairy and farm, also run
etor at times. Mrs. Georgia
arrison, Augusta. Rt. 3.

fant woman, 20 to 45 yrs. to
home with me and help
h light farm. work, no field
rk. Reasonable salary. At



- house,

pr

-own stock who can finance
elf. Mrs. W. E. Barineau, Mc-
Ce aay z : :
Nant a helper on farm, live
me. Prefer country raised,
ed woman, middleaged, no

children. Mrs. C. A. Patterson,
yy Re =.
nt middleaged woman for



8.00 month. Mrs.
farlow, oe
Want: reliable white woman,
35 yrs. of age, for light farm
0 field work. Reliable,
with good ref. $6.00 mo.
board. Answer
writing. Mrs. B. W. Dun-
1. Columbus, 3229 6th Ave.
Want farmer with wife, no
ildren, to work with poultry
nd farm work. W. H. Cloud,
, ackshear.
Want farmer for stock farm,
400 acres under wire fence. Good
und, well watered, good build-
er E, E. Bishop, Thomasville,

C. C. Helmey,

Want good farmer for 2 h.
rm 18 mi. S. E, Atlanta, 7 room
welling, 4 good outblidgs., pas-
re, running water; 2 public



i N. E, Stockbridge. Standing
ent or part of crop. J. N. Wil-
gham, Atlanta, 188 Elizabeth
oot: We Og29.0 ee
Want woman for light farm
ork in country for 1939. W.
erstreet,_Lenox, Ruby sts

Want single man, 18 to 20 yrs.
id to work for wages on farm
nd with poultry. Must be farm

Clough, Blackshear.



POSITIONS WANTED.





airy. Use any kind of machin-
ry, drive truck or tractor, ete.
0.00 mo. and board. Begin at
fe. W. J. Cochran, Atlanta,
Gen. Del. P. O. Station A.





an drive truck and tractor and
am not afraid of work. Wm. E.
Dean, Atlanta,.711 Lee St.

Want farm with good house,
wenient to school, on 50-50
asis, Must have tobacco allot-



Ss. G. Rogers, Claxton. .
White, nice couple, honest, so-
er, etc, unencumbered, 45 and
yrs. old, want place near At-
lanta, house, wood and etc. Both

January ist. Ref. C. J. Dodd,
lhoun, Rt. 1., Box 309 A. :
22 yr. old man wants work or
ick or dairy farm. Exp. $10.00
$15.00 per month. Felton Haw-
ins, Rutledge. |

Exp. milker wants job at dairy.
amily of 5. Begin any time. Have
: o be moved. State salary and
met hours. H. H, Akin, Bremen.





50 yr. old widow alone, wants
ght farm work, no field



ind of farm work. Home and
asonable salary. Answer soon.
s. Sarah Fu: oe



ARM HELP WANTED

cord wood and other farm

ht work, $7.00 month and}

Mrs. Gay Hasty, Calhoun. |
ant help for 2 horse farm,|
fences. Standing)
referred. Consider man}.

ght farm work, no field work..

in own)

oads, mail route, school bus, 4

ised and know farm work. W.|
25 yr. old man wants job on
Single man wants job on farm.

nt and in or near Evans Coun- |-

an work. Have to be moved, af-.

~ POSITIONS WANTED -

Want 1 h. farm on 50-50 basis.
3 in family, all able to work, 51,
17 and 15 yrs. old, or job by day.
At once. R. A. Land, Tifton.

Widow wants work on farm at
once. 4 children.
kind of farm work.
Walker, Alamo, Rt. 2. _
' Middleaged man, trained and
exp. in all kinds diversified
farming, wants: place as working
manager with owner of equipped
place. Have 10 yrs. old_ boy,
trained to help. Dont drink nor
use tobacco and deperitiable in
every way. D. E, Link, Atlanta,
c-0- Gen. Del. ce

Want 1 or 1% h. crop on halves
Have to be moved and furnished
$10.00 month. Have 6 wage hands
to work. Russell Wade, Wrens.
Rt. 2. : ;

Man and wife wants job on
farm. Good character, reliable,
etc., with references. 48 and 50

Mrs. Inez

| yrs. old respectively. Do anything

on farm. Ed Tate, Ellijay. Rt. 1.

' Exp. hand for truck farm, de-
sires job. Honest, sober and con-
scientious. George F. Fraser, At-
lanta, 1030 Allene Ave., S. Ww.
Want work on. dairy or gen.
farm. 45 yrs. old and deaf. Life
time exp., No. 1 ref. D. C. Mont-
gomery, Leslie. -

Want job, gen. work around
dairy or chicken farm, for small
salary and board. Barnett
Bounds, Dalton, Se
Want job on farm,. at once.
mind work. Mrs. Mae Byrd, At-
lanta, c-o Gen. Del.

27 yr. old man with family,
wants 1 h. farm on halves. 13
jms. exp. in_ tobacco, also in
plant and truck farming. Or
work for wages. Exp. most any
kind machinery. So. Ga. pre-
ferred: Wm. E. White, Doerun,
RED 3. eee a

Middleaged woman, white,
with 16 yr. old daughter, wants
Job, light farm work, no field
work. Mrs. John Hanna, Atlanta,
375 Pryor St. S. W., Ma 1862.

22 yr. old young man, no bad
habits, wants job for wages with
good people on farm. Write or

i} see. R. B. Adams, Graymont (on

Carson Jones farm.) :

Married man, 29 yrs. old,
doesnt drink, smoke nor curse,
wants job on farm or share crop.
Exp. dairy, poultry and gen.

driving. Good, willing worker. So.
or Middle Ga. Jack E. Whis-
nante, Lenox. aes
Want place
couple doing light farm work, no
field work 58 yrs. old, widow,
healthy, willing worker. $1.00
week, board, laundry. Mrs. Bes-
sie Folsom, Decatur, Rt. 2, c-0
C. H. King. ; :
Want 3 to 5 acres on halves,
other time for wages. Age 31
yrs., wife, 2 children. Well exp.
in farming and 7 yrs. in tobaceo.
John W. Cardell, Macon, 218
Chappel St. Gee tei es
- 20 yr. old widow, 3 yr. old child
wants home with good people in
exchange for light farm work,
no field work, and small salary.
Mary Lue Williams, Atlanta, 565
Dunn St., S. W., Ra 2610.
Want job doing light farm
work, no field work, $3.00 week,
room and board. Mrs. E. L. John-
son, Nicholls. Rt. 3. see
' Country girl, 20 yrs. old, good
habits, wants light farm work,
no field work, for good home and
some pay. Miss Essie Willbanks,
Atlanta, 247 Hunter St.S. E. |

_ Want job on farm. Can drive
truck, tractor, car and most any

- | kind of work. Wife and 2 chil-
| dren. Reliable. no bad habits.

Oscar Fowler, Toccoa. Rt. 2. .
30 yr. old man, 4 in family,
wants. dairy job. 2 grown milkers
and 1 barn, out-side worker. 7
yrs. exp. Not over 20 mi. Atlanta.
Write or see E. T. Turner, East
Point, 109 Fulton St.

Want 1 h. crop on 50-50 basis,
or job doing any kind farm work.
43 yrs. old. wife and 14 yr. old
girl, all able work. Go anywhere.
-T. P. Reese. Howard, Rt. 1.

Want job as overseer and
caretaker, also exp. in landscap-
ing. Strictly sober: D. L. Cope-
Jand, Augusta, 711 More Ave. |
Want 2 h. farm on 50-50 ba-

| sis. 5 grown and 2 small ones in

family. Have to be furnished.
Like near school. Write at once.
Elzy S. Johnson, RFD 2,

Want 1 h. crop on shares. Go
anywhere. Have to be moved. and
partly furnished. D. A. McRae.
Norman Park. RFD 1.

~Man and wife want job on

truck and car. Want extra work
when not in crop. Curtis Davis,
Cumming, Rt. 5. : :

- 25 yr. old man wants job with
Christian people on farm. Can do
anything, go anywhere. Sober,
honest, willing worker. Richard
McMullan, McDonough, Rt. 2,

: jc-o W. B. Cauthorn.
Can milk and most any].

Want 2 h. farm on shares.
Have to be moved and furnished
/ $1600: mo. 6 hands to work. No

bad habits. Christian family. C.





R. Wade, Wrens, Rt. 2, Box 80.

Can do any| 1

Widow, 46, 5 yr. old child. Dont)

farming, also truck and tractor|

with elderly!

farm for wages. Drive tractor,|



POSITIONS WANTED

Young woman, 29 yrs. old,
wants light farm work, no field
-work, for home and. small sal-
ary. With old couple preferred.
Clyde Swearingen, Chester, RFD

Man and wife want work on
farm. Man plow, run tractor or
any farm work, and wife pick
cotton, pull corn, and other such
work. State price will pay, etc.
H. GC. Freeman, Atlanta, 161%
Garnett St. S. W. | i :

80 yr. old man, small family,
want work on shares or for
wages, Exp. cotton, corn, tobac-
co, also good dairy man, and in
good health. Evans Co. preferred.
Come or write at once. D. L. Hill,
Claxton. : :

Want job for 1939. Go any-
where: Write. A. A. Vann, Fel-
ton. : ee

Colored. girl. wants general
light farm work. 25 yrs. old,
reared on farm, trained to work,
no bad habits. Ready to start.
Near Macon preferred. $3.00
week and board. Jessie Stuckey,
Dublin, Rt, 4, c-o E. J. Jefferson.

32 yr. old, healthy, unencum-
bered, white woman wants light
farm work, no field work, for

_
Want job on farm, no field
work, $4.00 or $5.00 week. Mrs.
Elsie Ralston, Atlanta, c-o Gen.
Del. . vies = es
Middleaged weman wants light
farm work, no ield work, home
with small family of good peo-
ple and $2.50 week. Miss Mae
Roberts, Columbus, 3608 4th Ave.
Middleaged, refined, unencum-
bered woman, healthy, good
character wants light farm work,
no field work, for home and sal-
ary. Mrs. F. R. Mayson, Smyrna.
35 yr. old man, 3 in family can
work, wants job. Life time exp.
on farm. G. W. Weathers, Atlan-
ta, 272 Richardson St. S. W.
Strong, healthy boy 16 yrs. old
wants work on farm or dairy
near Atlanta. Apply, Child Wel-
fare Association, Mrs. Isabel
Fulghum, Home Finding Divi-
sion, Atlanta, 779 Juniper St.
1h. farmer wants smali farm
and.5 bbl. stand turpentine, on
share erop basis. David L. Oum-
bee, Giennville, Rt. 4, c-o R. L.
| ohnston. : f a
Want work on truck farm, or
dairy. Full time help, or part of

Martha Crump, Toccoa. Rt.

2 to work, no children. Middle-
baged, colored. S. L. Sims, Villa
Rica. Rt. 1. 5
halves. Exp. poultry,
tractor and truck driving, most
any kind of work. Good ref. Paul
Autrey, Athens, 640 Barber St.

Want work on poultry farm,
Reliable, single, with some exp.

J. E. Bishop.

Widow, 45 with 4 yr. old child,
wants job on farm. Good worker.
Mrs. May Byrd, Cedartown, Rt.
2, c-o W. M. Runyam.

Widow with: large family,
wants place on farm for wages,
consider 2 horse on 50-50 basis.
Have to be moved and furnished
small run bill. Move now. Life
time exp. Mrs. Harriett Godwin,

18 yr. old boy wants place on
dairy farm. Some exp. Can drive
car, truck or tractor. No bad
habits except smoking. Wilmer
Garmon, Atco, 7 Puritan St,

17 yr. old boy wants place on
farm or dairy. Some exp. Come
or write. Charles Hicks, Atce.

Want. job on large farm as
caretaker or overseer. Lifetime
exp. on farm, also exp. with ma-
chinery. Best of ref. exch. A. V.
Marable White, Oak. Box 48.

Lifetime exp. in tobacco. Have to
be furnished to make crop; con-
sider wage job or part crop and
part wage. Prefer So. Ga. Thos.
Lawhorne, Ocilla. Rt. 2. :
30 yr. old, single, white man
wants job as overseer of 4 or 6
h. farm. Life time exp. on farm.
corn, cotton, peanuts, etc., hog
raising. $25.00 mo., and board, or
$45.00 and board self. Ref. ech.
J. A. Hilton, Doraville, RFD 1.

19 yr. old, white boy, life exp.
in farming, wants job with good
people. Willing worker. Write or
see, at once. W. J. Scoggins, Kite.
Rt. 2, Box 511.

Want share crop on 50-50 ba-
sis, with good, honest, reliable
man. High school education and
well exp. farm*work, cattle, poul-
try, and some exp. in carpenter
work. Can furnish ref. J: C.
White, Armuchee. be

Man,'57, 2 boys, wants farm
on halves. Have .to be financed
to make crop. Pasture with wa-
ter and good land. W. K. Pea-
cock, Butler,

Good, reliable white man and
wife wants share crop for 1939
with good. man, Clyde Neely,
Brovklet Rivg = 5a
Want farm on halves, or other
basis. Wife and 3 children. Hor-



ace Bone, Atlanta, 543 Venable





_ Young man, wife and 2 chil-

_Johnson, Covington, RFD 3.

dairy,

up
farm work. John F. Sheppard.

Mrs. J. D. Lord, Hazlehurst, Rt.

: : place with house with honest
home and salary. Refined people.

-on farm as truck or tractor driver.

son, Boston, Rt. A. se

_O1 | overseer, dont mind work. 3 in
rop and extra work. 3 in family,

wife want farm on.
dairy, |.

O. K. Herron, Moultrie, Rt. 1, -0}

Janta, 925 Capitol Ave.

| Knight, - Demorest, care L. W.

| work, for home and small salary.

-|farm, work, helping with stock,

Want 1 h. farm on_ halves.

Prefer truck farm. 8 in family.
| Like to move as soon as possible

| be moved and furnished to make
crop.

| Some carpenter. work, etc. State



0 = MARKET BULLETIN

POSITIONS WANTED |

Want on 50-50 basis or 3rd and
4ths; a good 2 or 3h. crop near
school and church, large house
in good cond., and good land.
Ref, L. Purcell, Homer, Rt. 1.

dren want 1 h. farm on halves
and extra work by day. Have be
moved and furnished to make
crop. Anywhere in Ga. Oscar

41 yr. old dirt farmer wants
Supt., place on large farm or
with Christian people.
Educated, business and trucking
exp. Alone. C. T. Arnold, Atlan-
ta, c-o. Gen. Del.

Want job as foreman of large
farm. 40 yrs. old and life time
experience. T. L. Tarpley, Fair-
burn. Rt. 1. -

' Diesel mechanic and _ welder
would like job on farm keeping
farm machinery and other

Atlanta, 681 Cooper St.
Middleaged: widow with 13 yr.

old son wants work on farm for

home and salary. Best of ref.

2, Care A. C. Bohannon.
2 honest, reliable women wants

people in exchange for hoeing
and other light farm work. Exp.
jn farming, poultry, ea. milk cow.
Can finance self. Ref. K. Dodd,
Bastanollee. tg ian

Refined woman wants light
farm work, no field work, for
home with reliable, respectable
people and reasonable salary.
Mrs. Frances Lette, Cumming,
Rt. 3, care J. F. Bottoms.

36 yr. old widow wants light
farm work, no field work, prefer
with elderly couple, reliable and
all right for home and reasonable
salary. Mrs. Louise Holton, Sale
City, Rt. 1, care Robert Daughtry. |
48 yr. old white boy wants job
on farm with good family. Will-
ing worker and no bad habits ex-
cept smoking. Will exc. ref. Baxt-
er Allen, Rockmart, Rt. 2. care
WT Bil, ;

Man with 4 in family wants job

Have to be moved. Frank Goss,
Clarkesville, Rt. 1. oh

- Want 1 or 2 h. farm on shares.
Partly furnish self. 4 in family,
21 and 16 yr. old boys. Live 1 mi.
Northwest Barwick. Mrs. F. John-

25 yr. old man wants job as

family. Good ref. School Fore-
man, gen. farming, truck, tractor
drivr. Start 1st of year. State
wages paid. W. T. Sargent, Rome
Rt. 1, eare Rock Mtn. Farm.

28 yr. old, man, wife, no children
want 1h. farm or job on farm
for wages. Wife can help with
light farm work. Have to be
moved and furnished. Come see
at once. Olin McDaniel, Maxeys,
Rt. 1. Le i
Man and wife, 50 yrs. old, no
children, want job as caretaker
of place, raise chickens and small
truck for owner if salary is large
enough. Near Savannah. Can be-
gin at once. Jack G. Jones, At-

Want job on farm doing. light
farm work, no field work except
feed hogs and chickens, for board
and reasonable salary. Mrs. L. C.

Worley. eer

41 yr. old woman, with one
child, nice, clean, respectable,
wants light farm work, no field

Mrs. Bertha Murphy, Waco, Rt. 2.
Want work on farm, doing light

chickens or any kind of farm
work. Can give ref. At once.
Willie Williams, Ogeechee. _
20 yr. old white woman with
child wants jeb at once doing
light farm work, no field .work,
for home and small salary.. Mrs.
J. Q. Davis, Eatonton, Rt. 4:

Want 1 or 2 h. crop, 50-50 basis.

and get something planted for
winter crop. Best of ref. K. E.
Martin, College Park, Rt. 2. _
Want 1h. crop in So. Ga. 50-50
basis, or 2 A. tobacco, bal. time
for wages. 2 plow hand. Or
Turpentine work: See or write.
S. T. Jefferson, Tifton, Rt. 2. |

Want good blacksmith shop,
where a real mechanic: and iron
welder can make good on a 50-50
proposition, E. W. Cash, Harlem.

Family of 5 (3 to work), wants
1h. farm with someone to raise
hogs and chickens on halves, also
want 1 milch cow to milk and
take care of, with good house,
land and water. J. L. Thigpen,
Cobbtown, care H. G. Kirkland.

Want 1h. farm and 2 or 3 M.
Turpentine boxes. 5 in family, all
large enough to work. Have to

Want near good schooi.
Ae: Hackle, Lyons, Rt. 4, Box
eras te :
29 yr. old man, single, unen-
cumbered, exp. truck and tractor
driver, can also paint and . do

close to school and church. J

Atlanta

|ist. Wm. C. Lewis, Toomsbo
















































































































POSITIONS WANTED

Exp. farmer with family of 5
(6 large enough to work), wants

wages, including a garden spot.
John B. Law, Cairo, Rt. 2.

Want job working for wages
on truck farm. Life time exp.
best ref. Wife and 1 child. E. M,
Jarvis, Glenwood, Rt. 1. >

Want job working at
dairy for wages. Wife and 1 child.
EB. M. Holder, Glenwood, RFD 1,

Want 10 or 1: A. good land
suitable for truck farming, near
good church and school, for stand-
ing rent. B. B. Carlisle, Armus
chee, Rt. 2. g 2

Want job in dairy, blacksmith
or gen. farm work, Single. A. C.
Bethamy, Rochelle. Box 993.

Widow wants place with elder
ly woman without. children to d
light farm work, no field wor
$12.00 mo. and home. Mrs. D.
Sle Atlanta, 64 Dorothy

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' Wanted by a long exp. Tobacco
and gen. farmer a 1 h. farm on
50-50 basis. Landlord furnish
land, stock, equipment, % for
some supplies. Thoroughly. come
petent. References. Come an
see or write at once. J. H. Cause
Bloomingdale. ee

Man with family wants job on
farm. Exp. gen. farming, tractor,
truck driving, dairy and carpente
er work. Can oversee, also; cone
sider 1 h. crop on halves. 38 y
old, good health. Good ref.
gin any time, anywhere in Ga,
R. L. Evans, Douglas, Rt. 1.

Want 2 h. crop on halves, als
1 h. crop on halves, with wo
until crop time, 2 men. Wa
plant peanuts, tobacco, cotton,
beans, etc. 2 houses, ate:









Morris, Rockmart, Rt. 1. _
A 1 horse man wants crop on
50-50 basis, or would work at
anything for a living. Wife ar
3 children. Can give ref. Herbert
C. Barron, Acworth, Box 113;
care Lee Jones. 5
Young man and wife wants jon
on farm at $20.00 mo., and wood
and house furnished. Have to.
moved. Tate Carter, Jasper, Rt. 1

Good farmer wants 2 h. farm
on shares and 5 M. turpentine
boxes to work on halves. Not
over 20 mi. E. O. Johnson, Nich
olls, Rt. 3. Se

Want 2 h. crop on 3rds and
4ths for 1939. Can furnish self,
Prefer Floyd Co. C. E. League,
Rt. 1., Care Fred Salmon, Rome.

Want job looking after poultry,
stock or hog farm, Consider sma i
salary with privilege of taki
small interest in same. Exp. an
best of ref. P. C. Reid, Wacc
Rty24; Sie ia

Young man wants job-on tar
Can drive a truck and tractor.
Go anywhere. M. F. Black, Gray-
mont, Rt. 2. ie eae

Want work poultry farm and
hatchery on share basis. Exv,
workers. W. C. Cooper, Breme

Want job on farm, trucking





habits. Jas. Higdon,

Want 2 h. farm on shares. Hat
to be furnished and have work
to do this winter. Christian
people. Give good ref. Reoey

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move. Willing to work. Jessie

Bray, Kingston, Rt. 2. ae
Want job as manager of gen,
farm or stock raising. Hard work-
er, best of ref. Preferably i
middle Ga. Strittly sober. smal
family. Write at once. G. W.
Haire, Cordele, Rt. C)- =
Want crop on halves. Exp
plant and truck farming. Ne
preferred. Talmadgi
Clark, Flowery Branch,
_ Want job as Supt. farm, tobacco
or truck and poultry farm. Well
exp. in all lines. Would take good
1 h. farm, 50-50 basis. Ref. W.
Herring, Juliette, Rt. 1.0
Man, wife, no children,
good wage work, or share
Must be furnished. Can give r
Roy S. Rockett, Lyons, Rt. 3.
Want good 3 or 4 h. farm
halves and 2 houses. Plenty of
help. Like to get some day wor'
until time to start crop. C.
Addison, Gibson, Rt. 1. \ |
34 yr. old man, wire and 3 small
children, wants good job. Can do
most anything on farm, drive car,
carpenter work, etc. Ready to
move. E. E. Ward, Tooms ;
Rt. 2. ee
_ Want 3 h. crop on 50-50 basis
in good location where can rai
large crop tobacco. 9 in fan
large enough to work. Hon
Copeland, Fitzgerald, Rt. 3.
Want truck driving job on
farm. 28 yrs. old, well exp. W. C.
Connor. Blackshear.
_ 24 yr. old man wants job on
farm, Can handle most any kin
farm machinery, en








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ing. $15.00 mo. board, lau:
Ref. if wanted. Start Janua

Want job. Can do most an
kind of farm work. Have to
moved. Sober and honest. Jesse



wages first letter. Roy A. Willis,
Oh0opee, oa ee



Smith, Pelham, Rt. 2, care C.





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