Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1939 September 1

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_ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1939.



: ommissioner Roberts Seeks Higher Cotton Seed Price

loves To Get Better Prices for Products.

Commissioner Columbus Roberts attended a

ting held August 15-16, in New Orleans. by
Commissioners of Agriculture of the South-
States for the purpose of taking some action
ward the farmers receiving a-higher price for
tton Seed and Pecans. Zo
The group urged the necessity for immediate
ion by Secretary Wallace to make known the
icy to be followed with respect to Oils and
ats to be effective in improving the price. of
Cotton Seed. : :
Among the things urged by the Commissioners
o help raise the price of Cotton Seed were that
he Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
ake off the market for relief purposes Fats and
il products, equivalent to 100,000,000 pounds of

Also that an agreement be made with the
ckdrs whereby the premium price on light
ht hogs be continued, which would have
he effect of reducing the quantity of lard now in
rospect from the present pig crop at least
50,000,000 pounds. ;
The Commissioners said they believed the im-
rtation of foreign fats and oils is seriously af-
ng the farm program and urged an investiga-
of this by the Tariff Commission and impo-
ion of quotas to protect domestic producers, if
found that these importations are keeping
al prices down. rae
War Department was asked to buy not Jess
1n 350,000 bales of second cut linters to be
red for national defense purposes.
Saying that the income from Pecans in this coun-
, is seriously hurt by imports of foreign nuts,



Prices of Fresh Vegetables
Prices of fresh vegetables prevailing on the
tate Farmers Market, Atlanta, today, August 29:

PLES, per bu., pulk se 40c to 60c
IMA BEANS, bulk, per ba. ___-_------- 75c to 90c
IAP BEANS, per bu. hamper _~---50c to -90c
LLARDS, per doz. bun. __----___ = 2506 00: -15
GREEN CORN, per doz. ears
EGGPLANT per bu. hamper = _60c to 85c
GS. per 24 qt. crate $1.20 to $1.25
KRA, per 8 qt. bskt. 20c to 35
EARS, bulk, per bu.
IELD PEAS, bulk, per
EPPERS, per bu.
IRISH POTATOES, per cwt. bag --__$1.55 to $1.60
SQUASH, per bu. hamper $1.50 to $1.75
SWEET POTATOES, bulk, cwt. ----- $1.00 to $1.25
RNIP SALAD, per bu. __------------ 50c to 75c







Farm Land Edition, October 2

We will publish a special Farm Land |
Supplement October 2nd. Farms for
Sale, For Rent, Wanting to Rent and To
Buy, and In Exchange For, notices must
reach the Bureau of Markets not later
than Tuesday, September 26th. All
Notices received after this date cannot
be published. Notices must not exceed
fifty words, including name and address,
and positively no City Real Estate nor
Real Estate Agents Notice, nor out-of-
the-state property notices will be pub-
lished. Send in your notices immediately.-











Congress was urged to protect the local nut industry
from further imports of foreign nuts.

Commissioner Roberts, on his return to his office,

expressed the hope that better prices will be paid

to Georgia and Southern farmers for their Cotton

Seed and Nuts.

The resolutions adopted by the Commissioners at
New Orleans were as follows: *

The necessity for immediate action by the Sec-
retary of Agriculture to make known the policy to
be followed with respect to oils and fats to be effec-

_ tive in improving the price of cottonseed to produc-

ers is so imprative that we, the Association of
Southern Commissioners of Agriculture, assembled
in New Orleans, Louisiana, August 15, 1939, hereby
urgently request Secretary Henry A. Wallace to im-
mediately announce a program.

_ We recommend and urge that such program in-
clude the following:

1. Announce immediately that existing corn

surpluses and crop prospects warrant the statement
that there would definitely be a corn loan equal to
seventy per cent of parity, which loan would be-
come mandatory and be announced in November, as
prescribed by the statute. . =
9 Announce immediately that the Federal Sur-
plus Commodities Corporation will take off the





Atlanta Spot Cotton |

ATLANTA, Ga., Aug. 29-Spot cotton was
quoted today in Atlanta at 9.22 cents per lb. for
middling, white, 15-16ths inch staple. The aver-
age price of middling 15-16ths inch for the ten
southern designated markets today was 8.72 cents
for 31-32nds inch; 8.81 cents and for one inch
8.91 cents. a os



market for relief purposes fats and oil products the
equivalent of at least 100,000,000 pounds of lard, th
removal of these products to be by epen market
purchases, er eae the season. BSD
3. Immediately affect an agreement with pa
ers to maintain price premiums being paid for li
weight hogs, and increase this premium to such
extent as may be.found necessary to justify farm

in cutting down on feed, and in sending their hogs
into the market fifteen to twenty-five pounds under
normal weight. Normal slaughter weight of hogs
the commercial area is approximately 232 pound:
each. The meat from the light weight hogs ha:
premium over meat from the extra fat hogs. It
this premium is sufficiently widened,-and the an=
nouncement made that it will be maintai

_ through the season, it is thought that the lard fr

the pig crop now in sight would be reduced below
the estimate new in effect to the extent of a

least 250,000,000 pounds. is

__ 4. Encourage by making available lending fa ;
lies of the Export-Import Bank and R. F. C., tt

export of between 15,000,000 and 20,000,000 bu

of soya beans, thus removing in competition

lard and cotton seed products the oil and meal that

these beans will porduce. =
*5. That the authority now vested in the Sec

tary with respect to export, trade or barter of agrie

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| higher. Fleshy kinds $4.25 to $4.75. Fat cows, $4.75





Livestock x =

ATLANTA, Ga., Aug. 29As quoted by White
Provision Company and subject to change daily.
Strictly Corn Fed Hogs | ee

160:to: 240 -lbswe= oo se ee ee $650
245 to 300 : :
300 Ibs. up __
150 to 175 lbs
145 lbs. down



down
Albany Soft Hogs ; ae
Quoted by Cudahy Packing Company and sub-
ject to change daily. sess
No. 1 Soft Hogs. 180 to 240 Ibs, ______________ $5.45
No. 2: Soft: Hogs; 150 to 180 Ibs. = $4.95.
No. 3 Soft Hogs, 130 to 150 Ibs, _..-____ $4.70
No. 4 Soft Hogs. 110 to 130 lbs, ____________- $4.45
No. 5. Pigs, 60to-110:- lbss. =
Heavy Smooth Hogs, 240 lbs. up : :
: Cattle. : Se
Fat grass-fed steers and heifers mostly $5 to
$5.50, only very few coming good enough to: sell

to $5.25. Common and medium cows $4 to $4.50.
Canners mostly $3.25 to $3.75. ie ae

Good heavy bulls $5 to $5.50. Light bulls $4.25
to $4.75. Fat calves $8 to $9; medium $6 to $7. Com-
mon $5 to $5.50; throwouts $4.50 down. ee







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Eggs quoted below on the Atlanta Market are by wholesal
} Yard run eggs will not be permitted for retail trade under the Georgia egg law. Day-

dirty eggs are not allowed to be offered for sale at all.

hese quotations.

Atlanta! Augusta



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ggs, Medium.

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Black-

ae e egg dealers for graded A-1 white and candled eggs. Ungraded eggs are quotad 2c to 3c below me
old and day-fresh eggs are offered as such and |

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Field Peas, mixed_______-____





ield Peas, not mixed_____
Ear Corn (80 lbs. to bu.)___.



1.50
2.00-2.50



Sabpage (green, per 100 Ibs.)

2.00-2.50 | .



Cabbage (white, per 100 lbs.)





| Peavine Hay, No. 1, ton





Peanut Hay, No. 1, ton







panish peanuts, No. 1
ttonseed. Meal, 8 per cent
ttonseed Meal,,7 per cent

















































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GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN

Established by J. J. Brown, Commissioner of Agriculture
' Mlareh L 1917

Published Semi-Monthly by

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
COLUMBUS ROBERTS, Commissioner
STILES A. MARTIN. Editor
Executive Office: State Capitol, Atlanta, Georgia
Publishing Office Covington, Ga.
Notify on FORM 3578Bureau of Markets, 222 State Capitol.

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 for in Sec-
tion 1103. Act of October 8. 1917.

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











Limited space will not permit 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-
letin



Commissioner Roberts Seeks Higher
Cotton Seed Prices

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Aiea commodities be exercised with respect to oils and fats
to the extent necessary to relieve the present and prospective
burdensome surpluses.

6. That because of the importation of 996,393,000 pounds
of oils and fats during the first six months of 1939, according to
Government figures, we believe that the importation of foreign
oils and fats is seriously affecting the farm program, and there-
. fore urge that the Secretary of Agriculture urge an investigation
_by the Federal Tariff Commission to determine whether or not
-the importations of foreign oils and fats are seriously interfering
~ with the farm program, and if so, that the powers of the Presi-
dent under Section 22 of the Agricultural Adjustment Act may
be invoked by the imposition of quotas to protect momeste pro-
ducers of such oils and fats.

Resolution No. 2

In view of the importance of by-products such as cotton
inters in the price which can be paid to producers for cotton-
seed; and that the price of seed is now at a disastrously low
level; and that cotton linters are an important item in prepared-
ness for national defense, we, the Association of Southern Com-
missioners of Agriculture, assembled in New Orleans, Louisiana,
August 15, 1939, urge that the War Department announce that
they will buy not less than 350,000 bales of second cut linters, |
ae will be stored for the national defense.

Resolution No. 3
IM view of the fact that the Pecan Industry is an important














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of the nation; and that the income from this industry has been
seriously jeopardized by the importations of foreign nuts, we,
the Association of Southern Commissioners of Agriculture, as-
-sembled in New Orleans, La., August 15, 1939, recommend and
urge that the Congress provide such measures as will adequately
protect the industry from the disastrous consequences of such
- importations.








Honey Show

Commissioner Roberts announces that the Marketing di-
vision of the Department of Agriculture will observe Honey
Week beginning September 4th, and that a Honey Show will
be held during the week at the Farmers Market on Glen Iris
Drive. Atlanta.

. The show will be for the purpose of acquainting the people
with the different kinds and flavors of honey and to boost Geor-
gia honey generally as a food. .

According to the State Entomologist there are 207,000 colo-
nies of bees in Georgia, valued at $1,552,500.00, which give the
tate an annual income of $829,500.00. For Honey we get








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- $56,250.00; from sale of Bees, $140,000.00.

-_ Georgia produces much honey and in addition, many bees
are sold to northern states that have trouble in keepnig bees
through the winter. Georgia is the second state in the South
in the shipment of bees to other states.





Jersey Production Show






a Jersey Production show on the Cobb county fair grounds here
September 5 and 6, T. R. Breedlove, secretary of the club, an-
nounces, at his home in Monroe.

Plans for the show, the first of its type ever held in
_ Georgia, are under the direction of a committee of Jersey breed-
ers, composed of Paul Sparrow, of Rossville; Clark A. Baker, of
Bolton, and C. F. Russell; of Mount Berry. In addition, the
production show committee includes C. W. Wheeler, of LaFay-
ette; L. R. Langley, of Marietta, treasurer, and Frank W. Fitch,
of Athens, Georgia Agricultural Extension Service dairyman.
Prizes totaling $800 will be awarded winners of. the various
classes, and silver trophies will go to championship. winners.
ed Besh, of Charlotte, N. C., will be the judge.












Dove Shooting Season

The Georgia Division of Wild Life requests Georgia hunters
to co-operate with the Federal regulations covering Dove shoot-
ng in Georgia, due to the fact that in some-sections doves are
hatched in September.





Northern Zone (counties of Troup, Meriwether, Pike, Lamar,
Monroe. Jones, Baldwin, Washington, Jefferson and Burke and
val! north thereof) September 15-October 14 and December 20-
January 31 (Split Seasondates inclusive. Southern Zone (All
South of above named counties) November 20-January 31 (dates
inclusive). Bag limit: 15 in one day.

. Coweta Stock Market

NEWNAN, Ga.Plans are nearing completion for the es-
ablishment of a new livestock auction market for farmers of
Coweta county and this section, according to Dr. C A. Moody,
ounty veterinary inspector. The barns willbe located on the
Greenville highway near the city limits. _ Tentative opening
date is s Pepiember te






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$573,350.00; from Wax $60,000.00; from sale of Queen Bees,.

MARIETTA, Ga.The Georgia Jersey Cattle Club will hold

The Federal Dove shooting season is announced as follows: |

source of income to a large area and great numbers of producers |*



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SEED FOR SALE

- MARKET BULLETIN





Friday, September 1, t





PLANTS FOR SALE -



8 bu. small seedling peach seed,
$1.25 bu.; dried sage, 40c Ib.;
sundried peaches, free from
worms, peeled, 25c Ib.; unpeeled,
15c 1b.; apples, free of peeling
and core, 15c ib. Add postage.
Mrs. Aaron W. Hill, Maysville.
Rt.4,

Clean white nest multiplying
onions, 50c gal. del.; white half
runner bean seed, 15 cup; 2 for
25c. Mrs. Grace B. Murphy, Rt. 2,] 47
Jasper.

Large red nest onions, 65c gal.
Mrs. W. V. Robbs, Rt. 1, Flowery
Branch. .

Burr clover seed for sale. H. C.
Reid, Hogansville.

- Old fashion multiplying white
nest onions, 15c qt.; 60c gal. Add
postage. Prompt shipment. Boyd
Baggett, Douglasville, Rt. 1.

Recleaned early Southern Burr
clover seed, 5c Ib. S. B. Kinard,
Jackson.

Genuine No. 1 size Crystal wax
Bermuda onion sets, $1.00 pk.
postpaid; $2. 75 bu. fob.; Abruzzi

| seed rye, in 2% bu. sacks, $1.45

bu. fob; willet wonder English
peas, 25 Ib. postpaid. E. J. Lav-
ender. Rt. 3, Sylvester. _

Excellent quality unhulied
Crimson clover seed. Write for
prices. S. L. Thornton, Dewyrose,
Ri. 1.

C. W. cabbage seed, $1.25 Jb.;
5 Ibs., $5.00 del.; Crystal wax yel-

low Bermuda seed, $1.75 lb.; Mar-

globe, Baltimore, Stone tomato
seed, $1.00 Ib. W. R. Stephens,
Dahlonega.

Calif, inuitiplytiie beer seed,
10c start; 3 for 25c; add 3c post-
age. Mrs. Keedie Nolen, Rock-
mart, Rt. 2.

Good, twice screened Crimson
clover seed 5c pound. FOB. B.
C. Teasiey, M. D., Hartwell.

White multiplying onion sets,
40c gal., also Hot and Sweet pep-
per, 25c gal. Add postage. Stamps
accepted. Mrs. J. W. Loggins,
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

New, white, garden bean seed,
very tender hull, sound, extra
early, 35c pint, 65c quart, post-
paid. Money order or coin. Mrs.

. B. Overby; Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Sur clover seed, inoculated, 50c
bu. Garlic bulbs, 40c C. Mrs.
John H. Vickers, Sr., Austell.

Loi of Bur clover seed, for sale.
September the month to put out.
J. T. Jones, Buford.

100 garlic bulbs for 50c post-
paid. Mrs. Clara Prince, Dem-
orest, Rt., Box 2.

OjiS fashioned white, multiply-

; ing onions, 40c gal. Add postage.

Order now for fall planting. Mrs.
C. R. Smith, Buford, Rt. 1.
About 25 Ibs., tender, old time
Cutshort cornfield bean _ seed,
grown this year, 20c pint. Add

postage. Mrs. V. D. Hartsfield,
Roswell, Rt. 1.
1000 lbs. Crimson clover in

chaff, 5c Ib. Sample on request.
L. R. Ogletree, Monticello, Rt. 2.

Old fashioned red: shallots, now
is time to plant. 30c gal. del.
Coin or stamps accepted. Bertha
Tucker, Crawfordville.

Old fashioned fall and winter

shallot sets, 40c gal. and giant
garlic sets, 35c gal. Add postage.
Tamar Teem, Talking Rock.
. Calif. multiplying beer seed,
10c per start, add 3c postage; al-
so good mare mule, 700-800 Ibs.
wt. and 1 Holstein and Jersey
cross heifer, 2 yrs. old, for sale
at my barn. Mrs. Sallie Floyd,
Rockmart, Rt. 2. -

260 Ibs. old time seedling peach
seed, clean and dry, 3c lb. FOB.
Cash with order. Mrs. R. Allgood,

Oxford.

8 or 10 bu. clean, small seedling
peach seed, $1.25 bu. Mrs. P. W.
Rylee, Maysville, Rt. 1.

Mammoth Russian sunflower
seed, $1.00 gai.; red shallot sets,
40c gal. Postage paid. Leawella
Elliott, Lavonia.

Bur clover seed, contains re-
quired soil to inoculate, 50c per
measured bushel. 12 bu. $6.00. J
F. Thornton, Hartwell, Rt. 3.

Imp. Ga. collard seed, sound
and clean, 1939 crop, 30c Ib. 4
lbs. $1.00, postpaid. J. A. Ward,
Cordele.

PLANTS FOR SALE





New Crop Chas. W. cabbage
plants, grown on new land, well
rooted, 6 wks. old (just right for
fall setting), 50c M. at field, or
shipped by express. Cash with
a Major Crow, Gainesville,
Ril:

Chas. W. and Dutch cabbage
and Heading collard and New
Stone tomato plants, 300, 50c;
500, 69c; $1.00 M; 5 M. and 10 M.
lots, 60c M. Ovie Crow, Gaines-
ville.

Chas. W. cabbage plants, 500,
60c; $1.00 M; 10 M. 90c M. FOB.
O. M. Miles, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Chas. W., cabbage plants, 60c,
500; $1.00 M; 10 M, 90c M. FOB.
J. W. Sellers, Baxley, Rt. 4.



+1 Rt. 2, Box 143, Gainesville.

20e;

plants,.15c C, add postage; also,





Farmers Golden Te

Many, O Lord my God
thy wonderful works, whic
j thou hast done, and _ th
thoughts which are to us
ward; they cannot be reck
oned up in order unto thee
if I would declare and spea
of them, they are more th
De be numbered. Ps m

Imp. Klondike and Lady T.
strawberry plants, $2.00 M; gar-
den pie huckleberry seed and
Calysanthus (beautiful flowering
shrub). Exc. for white, 100 Ib.
feed sacks. Mrs. John Myers,
Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Young plants now ready. Any
amount Chas. W., and Heading
collard. and New Stone tomato
plants, 90c M. 5 M and 10 M. 55

. Ovie Crowe, Gainesville.

Marglobe tomato plants now
ready, well rooted, 50c M. Alvin
Buice, Flowery Branch, Ree 4:

Marglove tomato plants now
ready, 50c M. OD. L. Garner,
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Nice Chas., and Dutch cabbage,
New Stone tomato and Heading
collard plants. Good plants,
promptly shipped. 2 M lots, 80c
M; 5 M, 65c M; 10 M 50c M: O.
M. Crowe, Gainesville, 630 rave
St.

Stone tomato plants, 15e C; 20c
250; 500, 30c; 50c M. Collard
plants, 20c C; 60 M; Himalaya
blackberry, 2 yrs. old, $2.00 M;
$1.25, 500; 40c C. All postpaid,
full count, prompt shipment. Now












































PLANTS FOR SAL











Fall heading cabbage an
lard plants, now ready, 50
75c M postpaid; any amoun
M fob. Marcus Williams,
Gainesville.

Leading variety cabbage
collard, plants, 400, 40c; 7
old time, red shallots, 40
Seven Top turnip seed, 10c |
spoonful. L. A. Crow,
Pmesyle






























Pecan sad Other F
Trees For Sale













ready. R. E. Keith, Gainesville.) Ooncord, Ives, Caco, Ca.
Rt. 5. Lutie, Lucile, Berckmans
Nice Everbearing strawberry Brighton, Niagara, Salem



plants, $1.50 M. del. Money order
only. Mrs. H. D. Burt, Americus,
Rt. 2. Box 136,

Wakefield and Dutch cabbage;
Ga. and heading collard plants,
50c, 500; 80c M. del. Large lots
cheaper. Calvin Garrett, Rt. 7,
Gainesville.

Ponderosa or Beefstead tomato
plants, 15c C. $1.25 M. FOB; want

vines, rooted at straight
10c ea., to sell quick;
1,000 rates on application
Cureton, Austell.

White Eng, peach trees, 5
and postage on less than
order; Jerusalem articho.
cheap; 200 lb. white guano
new, clean, 15c ea. 7 for $1.0
P., or add postage under 5 ;


























buy 100 lbs. Willetts Wonder P. B. Sanders, Buchanan, Rt
English peas. S. D. Guillebeau,
Lincolnton, Rt. 2. 2 yr: old muscadine and br.







scuppernong vines, walnut,
fig, red, yellow plum, peach
10c ea. Postage paid on $1.
ders. Mrs. Buford Robinson
co; Rt. 2.

Klondike strawberry plant, $1
M. Cash with order. Add postage.
Mrs. L. B. Frey, Dallas, Rt. 3.

Mastodon strawberry plants,
25c C; 500, $1.00; $1.75 M; Lady
Thompson, 20c C. 500, 75c; $1.59
M; hoarhound, 25c doz. Mrs. E.
L. Whitmire, Gainesville, Rt. 1. |

Nice, strong, open field grown,
frost-proof cabbage and collard
plants, lead. var., 85c M. del. 65c
M. collect; Mastodon, Everbear-
ing, Klondike strawberry. 20c C.
$1.75 M. del. E. B. Wetherford.
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Wakefield and Dutch cabbage
and collard plants, 90c M. del.;
65c M. Exp. collect. Strawberry
plants, $150 M. G. E. Wether-
ford, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Everbearing strawberry plants,
$1.50 M. del. Mrs. O. C. Cantrell,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Leading var., cabbage and col-
lard plants, 300, 30c; 75c M; Klon-
dike strawberry, 25c C. $1. 15 M.
All mailed. A. Crow, Gainesville.
Rt. 2

Lead. var. cabbage and collard
plants, for fall and winter set-
ting, 70c It. del: 5 m. $2.75; 10
M $5.00 collect. Shipped prompt-
ly. No chks. C. W. Smith, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2.

Fresh grown Dutch, Wakefield,
Drumhead cabbage and lead. var.
collard plants, 300, 35c;. 75c M.
del. 5 M., $3.00 exp. collect. No
chks. Bonnie Lov Smith, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2.

Fresh mountain grown cabbage
and collard plants, 20c C. 300, 40c;
75c M. postpaid. Frances Will-
ir ..s, Gainesville, Rt, 2

Fresh mountain grown cab-
bage and collard plants, full
count, prompt shipment, 20c C.
300, 40c; 75c M. postpaid, 65c M.
Exp. col. Gainesville, Rt. 2

Wakefield, Dutch dnd Drum-
head cabbage, tomato and col--
lard plants, 400, 50c; $1.00 M del.;
5 M, $3.75, col. Large lots cheap-
er. Prompt shipment..Lee Crow.
















Pecans & Peanuts ForSa








No. 1 Virginia Bunch pean
in hull, 4c lb. FOB; also p
bred Barred Rock roosters, 1
old, $2.00 ea. W. S. Norton 2
son.













Grain sed Hac For
100 bu. Fulghum seed oat

bu. at my barn. E. S.. Benn
Winder, Rt. 1.

400 bu. good, clean Abr
seed rye, $1.00 bu. and buyer -
nish bags, at my place, or $1
bu. bagged and del. to Blue R
S. G. Hughes, Young Cane.

Cokers seed oats, full grai
heavy, clean. Guar. 95 perce
germination, 75c bu. in new 5
sacks, 1939 crop. 300 bu. to
W. P. Montgomery, Jr.,; M
Tuft Spring Rd. i

Pure Cokers No, 2 str. Pulgrai
seed oats, 55 bu.; Hastings
bu. 50 bu.; Gasta seed whe
$1.00 bu. All free of smut, otl
grains or obnoxious grasses. Ex
ory Jackson, Goggins: 5

Hastings 100-Bu. oats, clea
bright, no smut, no rust, yield
bu. acre, 50c bu. here. W. Hi...
ton, Griffin.

Genuine Abruzzi rye, $1.25
Cokers Fulgrain oats, 58 b
Blue Stem seed whedt, $1.35
All seed recleaned: and gra
high germination. Write
prices on truck load lots. W
Clark, Augusta, 556 Walker S

Nice, bright, heavy Cokers
grain seed oats, 55 bu. FO!
Tom Taylor, Marshallvilley

20 bu. select Tall Growing I
Ga. Abruzzi seed rye, $1.35 b
del., prepaid your nearest RR st:
tion. Order notify bill la
through your bank. W. P. Cut.
berson, McCaysville, Ga. _
Copperhill, Tenn.

50 bu. No. Ga. Tall Growi
rye. $1.00 bu. FOB Blue Rid;
Timon Sparks, Young Cane.

Abruzzi seed rye, $1.25 bu.
in even wt. bags. No orders f:
under 5 bu. J. S. Tankersley,
lijay.

400 bu. Cokers Fulgrain
oats Harvested 1939 (frem
Crop I ever produced), recleaned,
in 5 bu. new sacks, 75c bu.
farm. W. W. Montgomery,
con, Tuft Springs Road.

20-25 bu. good, sound Ky
stem wheat, $1.00 bu. at the
or $1.25 bu. shipped. No che
Ray Turner, Gray, Rt. 2.

50 bu. Cokers Fulgrain
Oais, recleaned, 65c bu.
Fagan, Martin. cm

Beardless barley, 2 bu. $
bu.; 5 bu. $1.40 get 10 bu. lo
$1.35 bu. FOB. W. a
edgeville.













































































Leading varieties cabbage and

eollard plants, now ready, 200.
600, 50c; 70c M; exp. col,
50c M. Cash or COD. John C.
Crow. Rt. 1, Gainesville.

Klondike strawberry plants,
20c C; 80c, 500, $1.50 M; white
and brown striped garden bunch
bean seed, 25c teacupful; 1939
dried peaches, 12%c Ib.; Calif.
beer seed, 10c start, 3 for 25c.
Mrs. Effie Crowe, Cumming, Rt.
i.

Klondike strawberry plants,
20c C; 85c, 500; $1.50 M; white
and brown striped garden bunch
bean seed, 25c cupful; 1939 dried
peaches, 12'%%c lb. Grace Crowe,
Cumming, Rt. 1, Box 65.

Celestial gib cuttings, $1.50 C;
Celestial brown turkey and white
fig, rooted, 5 large or 12 medium,
$1.00; small, $5.00 C; Lucretia
dewberry and rooted Kudzu, $1.00
C postpaid J. W. Toole, Rt. 2,
Macon.

_ Copenhagen, Dutch, Wakefield
cabbage, 50c, 500, 85c M; Ga.
colilards and cabbage collards,
500, 45c; 70c M. Large lots cheap-















































er. Amos Garrett, Gainesville, Pure Terruff oats, 50c bu.
Ri 7. Otis G. Rawls, Williamson.
Early Klondike strawberry} Hastings 100 Bu. seed oats,





bu. at farm; lots of 3 to 500
4%c bu. J. C. Ragan, Pelham,
2. :





1 pr. Ringneck doves, $1.00. Rosie
Crowe, Cumming, Ri. 1.



riday, September 1, 1939. ae



TOBACCO FOR SALE

Good grade whole leaf, flue
-eured chewing or smoking tobac-
co, prompt shipment. 12 Ibs., $1.00
del. L. D. Lightsey, Screven.

Good, bright leaf tobacco, free
from mold and trash, 12 Ibs.,
$1.00 del. Sat. guar. Lonnie Light-
sey, Surrency, Rt. 2.

Good whole leaf chewing to-
bacco, 12 Ibs., $1.00. Hinton Tyre,
Odum.

Pressed together whole leaf
chewing tobacco, aged and mel-
low, AA quality, 15 Ibs., $1.00 pre-
paid. Satisfaction guar. Paul
Lightsey, Screven.

- Good mellow yellow, 1939 Whole
Leaf chewing tobacco, 13 Ibs.,
$1.00; smoking, 15 lbs., $1.00 del.
W.R. Lightsey, Screven. .

_ First grade smoking or chewing
tobacco, whole leaf, aged and
meliov, 1939 crop. Guar. every
package, satisfaction or money
pack. 15 lbs., $1.00 del. Ship by
return mail. H. Lightsey, Scre-
ven.

Good mellow Red Leaf chew-
ing tobacco, 12 Ibs., $1.00; good
smoking, 12 lbs., 75c postpaid.
Leroy Lightsey, Sereven, Rt. 2.

FRUITS FOR SALE







_ 20 lbs. new sundried peaches,
$2.00 for lot, or 15c per single
pound. Send money order and
oo Eva Burrell, Elberton.

Apples, all kinds. Packed or
unpacked. Delicious now mov-
ing. Day and night service. E. M.
_Mathewes, Hollywood. (12 mi.
above Cornelia on Atianta-Ashe-
ville paved highway). ;

Nice sundried apples, free core
and peelings, 10c lb. 10 Ibs. or
more lots del.; sundried peaches,
same price. Exc, 12 lbs. of either
- for 20 white feed sacks, 100 Ib.
cap. in good cond. Miss L. M
_ White, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Tree run, Regals and Delicious
apples to trucks, priced right.
Rose E. Clements, Cornelia.

Apples in buik for truckers,
Jarge and small quantities, also
boxed apples for dealers. Now
packing Delicious. C. M. Miller,
Cornelia.

Muscadines, picked, $1.15 bu.;
scuppernongs, $1.25 bu. Priced at
meyard. Come get them, ripe
! also have scuppernong
plants and grapes. L. E. Harrison,
Dublin, Rt. 6. ;
1939 crop dried apples, free
from peel, core and worms, 11
Ibs., $1.00; also 3 Dark Cornish
ockerels, April hatch, $1.00 ea.
Mrs. Alfred Gibbs, Rochelle, Rt.

Nice, new crop sundried apples,
free from core, worms and peel,
12c Ib. del. Sat. Guar. A. D. Call,
Bilijay, Rt. 2.

- Green Hot, and sweet Bell pep-
per, 25 gal. Add postage. Mrs.
Gussie Conner, Buchanan, Rt. 1.
_ Several hundred bushels of
Keiffer pears ready for trucks, 3

i. Ea. of Jefferson. W. H. Ma-
ley, Jefferson.



Honey Bees and Bee
_ Supplies For Sale



_ Bright Gallberry honey, 60 Ib.
ean, Strained $5.75; 6-5 lb. pails
Chunk comb, $3.55. Freight paid

Ga. Quality guar. Prompt ship-
ment. H. L. Hallman, Nahunta,
P. O. Box 25.

Chunk or Strained honey, med.

ght color, in No. 10 can, $1.25
del. P. P.; 70 1b. can, 10c pound,

Del. by express. L. H. Edenfield,

tilimore.

0. 1 fancy table Ext. Gallber-

- honey in 10 Ib. pails, $1.10;
Case of 6 pails, $6.00. Send ship-
ing chgs. for all. Jim Pye, Od-

387 hives of mixed bees, in pat.
ms, also 1 honey Extractor,
good as new
frames at 1 time). Come or write.
rs. J. R. Hulette, Lumber City.
24 hives of bees in pat. hives,
1.50 per hive. 9 mi. West of Car-
oliton. 2 mi. North Mt. Zion.
M. Holcomb, Carrollton, Rt.

70 Ib. can honey, $6.00 to $7.00

per can; 10 lbs. best grade, $1.00.

dd postage. Chunk or Extracted.
. T. Holiand, Sparks, Rt. 1.

New crop Gallberry honey,
Exp. only. 5 lbs., 75c del.; 10 Ibs.
1.50 del.; % case, 6-5 lb. pails,
30; case, 12-5 lb. pails, $6.00
FOB. Prompt shipment and high
j F. Thomas,

HONEY, BEES AND BEE
UPPLIES WANTED:
Want some honey bees, also
some Sour Wood honey. Write. O.
H. Bradbury, Bogart.

John

(extracts 3 and 4}



EGGS FOR SALE



Dark Cornish eggs for setting,
$1.00 per 16 del; also 3 Cornish
roosters, $1.50 ea.; 4 hens, $1.00
ea., $8.00 for lot; early spring

hatch cockerels, $1.00 ea. No chks. |

Miss Leona Simpson, Culverton,
Rt. 1, Box 38.

Purebred Dark Cornish eggs.
Stock unrelated, $1.00 per 15. No
baby chicks. Mrs. Fred F. John-
son, Dawson, Rt. 2. Box 152.

Selected B. Rock eggs, 65c per
15, PP. Mrs. H.-S: Young, Fair-
mount, Rt. 1..



LIVE STOCK
WANTED

HOGS WANTED:

Want big bone Guinea boar,
cholera immuned for life, also
want Duroc-Jersey sow, with lite
cholera treatment and reg. pa-
pers, crated and shipped, and not
to be related to one another. Zack
Colson, Woodbine.

Want truck load shoats, 60-75
Ibs. Will pay 6c lb. Must be dbl.
treated for cholera. J. S. Collier.
Barnesville.

CATTLE WANTED:

Want hear from party who has
a good miich cow to let out for
feed and care. Mrs. M. Barnes,
Hazlehurst, Rt. 2.

Want reg. White Face heifers
or cows. State approximate
weight and price. J. R. Lunsford,
Atlanta, 1493 Beecher St., S. W.

Want 18-20 purebred Hereford
or Black Angus. calves, old
enough to eat, to grow on shares
until Fall 1940. Good pasture,
plenty feed. P. P. Gurley, Jr.
Hartwell, Rt. 1.

Exc. fine Guernsey bull, 10 mos.
old, and a 4 mos. old P. GC. gilt,
both fat and good cond., for a
good milch cow, fresh in or to
freshen soon any time before
February. Wilfred Gunter, Mon-
roe, Rt. 1.

Exc. purebred (can be reg.)
Jersey milk cow that will freshen



in December with 3rd calf, for.

Grades.
Crawford,

White Face heifers,
Thos. Y. Harris, Jr.
Rt. dey

Want 7 reg. or ent. to reg.
Polled Hereford bull calves, old
enough to eat, del. in September.
Thos E. Oden, Blackshear.

Want buy 10 thin (wt. 300-450
lbs.) yearling heifers of good
breeding at asonable price.
B. Legendre, Lithia
Springs, Box 33. 5

Swap a 5 mos. old male calf for
a 6 wks. old heifer calf, near At-
lanta. Will come after. D. A. Gil-
bert, Atlanta, Rt. 4, Box 424.

HORSES AND MULES
WANTED:

Want a good cheap mule and
wagon. W. E.'Chambers, Atlanta,
475 McDaniel St., S. W.

Want buy some already bred
jennets, goats and . Guernsey
heifers. J. F. Hutcheson, Buchan-
an.

SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED:

Want number nannie goats.
State number, kind and price
del. Atlanta. Dr. Robert E. Latta,
Atlanta, 1217-19 Medical Arts
Bldg.

Want some milk goats from
heavy milkers (5-7 qts.). Give all
particulars, stating exact amount
of milk ea. goat will produce dai-
ly. J. Floyd -Cook, Rossville, 112
Beech St.

Want 10 common goats, cheap
for cash. C. R. Rheney, Harlem.

Want 25 to 50 common goats.
State what you have and price.
T. H. Hough, Lumpkin.

RABBITS AND GUINEA PIGS
(CAVIES) WANTED:

Want any kind tame rabbits.
State number, kind and price. W.
M. Steele, Franklin, Rt. 2.

HOGS FOR SALE ~



| bred, at reasonable price. O.

42



3S. P. C. pigs, male, 2 gilts, 10
ks. old, well marked, good stock,
6.50 ea. at my barn, with papers.

Jack Ansley, Thomson. Rt. 2.

Fine reg. P. C. boar, 29 mos.
old, fine cond., priced with pa-
pers within 50 mi. of Atlanta, $50
cash or trade. A. H. Rembold,
Doraville.

8 Hampshire (mixed) feeder
shoats 3 mos. old, av. 60 Ibs. $3.50
ea.; 3 Black Essex yr. old gilts,
2 wt. about 175 lbs. ea., $25.00 or
$13.00 ea.; other one wt. about
125 Ibs., $10.00; 5 feeder shoats,
$5.00 ea. All cholera immune. I.
H. Anderson, Alma, Rt. 4.

1 reg. S. P. C. boar, best blood
lines and perfectly marked, 6
mos old, dbl. treated. $10.00. Exc.
boar pigs for calves. W. E. Sick-
el, Savannah 1130 E. 50th St.



HOGS FOR SALE __

Selected, purebred big bone
black P. C., 2% mos. old males
and gilts. Reg. Life cholera treat-
ment. Crated del. your station,
$10.75 ea. Sat. guar. N. H. Bacon,
Irwinton,

1 each Ga. Gray boar and sow,
an@i 2 S. P. C. sows, all 2 yrs. old
and sows bred to farrow in Sep-
tember. Lot for $115.00; pair
black mare mules, 6 yrs. old, wt.
2700 Ibs., $400.00. W. R. Howard,
Stephens. (Oglethorpe Co.)

Duroc pigs, dbl. treated, $17.50
pr.; $9.25 each, with papers at 10
wks. old September 16th, FOB.
ee Strickland, Nahunta, Rt.

Reg., O. I. C. hogs, all ages at



| farmers prices. Write your needs.

- M. Stallings, Carrollton, RFD

14 nice pigs, cross with Black
and S. P. C., Hampshire and Pug
Nose Berkshires, priced reason-
able for quick sale, or trade for
yearlings or anything can use. L.
T. Cox, Riverdale, at W. O.
Camps Farm.

9S. P. C. pigs, 8 wks. old, 30-50
lbs., $4.00 ea. at my barn. G. C.
Taylor, Lithonia, Rt. 1.

Few gilts and boars S. P. C.,
cholera immune and reg. Priced
right. Come see. H. M. Wood-
ward, Waycross, 2 mi. South, at
Rosedale Farms.

Reg. S. P. C. boar, wt. 225 Ibs.,
22 mos. old, $25.00 FOB, or trade
for cattle. C. T. Carter, Waverly
Hall.

Reg. O. I. C. pigs, 8 wks. old.
Excellent quality. Prolific breed-
ers and easy feeders. Priced
right. Bryce L. Jordan, Carroll-
ton, Rt. 1.

15 Black Guinea (stay-fat kind)
8 wks. old pigs, male and female,
$5.00 ea. Mrs. M. F. Lawson,
Sparks.

5 purebred S. P. C. 9 wks. old
gilts, will reg. buyers name, $10
ea. Franklin Hobby, Sylvester,
Riot. =

Spotted Guinea (little bone
type), male or female, $10.00 ea.;
gilt, farrow in November, $18.00;
1S. P. C. sow, $25.00; some meat
hogs for sale; also Guernsey-
Hereford cross Yr. old bull (looks
like Hereford), $60.00. O. R. Wim-
berly, Chauncey, Rt. 1.

3 large brood sows, cheap, also

-28 thrifty, growing, 10 wks. old

pigs, $3.00 to $5.00 ea.; 14 Tou-
louse geese, $1.00 ea. Mrs. J. N.
Carson, Griffin, Rt. 4:

Purebred big bone, imp. Gui-
neas, guar. fine stock; pigs,
shoats, bred sows. Large and
healthy. Fair prices. C. F. Luns-
ford, Whitehall. :

Thoroughbred Broke - Nose
Berkshire pigs, 6-8 wks. old
treated, also reg. Jersey heifers.

Good blood lines. L. C. Hall,|.

Lithonia, Rt. 2.

Little Guinea gilt, 3 mos. old,
fine type and will make No. 1
sow, wt. 65 lbs. $10.00; also field
run, 100 acres Velvet beans and
shuck fields. Will pasture cows by
month or sell fields out. Posses-
sion early, R. E. Barnes, Summit.

Young Hampshire boars, =
Duggan, Chester. :

F.F.A. pigs, reg. S. P. C. male
and ferhales (reg. buyers name),
dbl. treated for cholera, 10 wks.
old, $10.00 ea. Bob Scott, Midville,
RFD. -

12 wks. old S. P. C. gilts, wt.
50-60 lbs., from Silver King and
Joe Diamond (highest blood
lines), reg. buyers name, $10.00
ea. Lanier Powell, Kite.

2 sows, 8 pigs ea., 3-4 wks. old.
Sow from reg. stock, bred to.reg.
mate, $65.00 ea. at my farm. Well
worth the price. Nic Methvin, De-
catur, 538 So. Candler St.

3 purebred, small bone, black
(stay-fat kind) Guinea males,
$8.00 ea. 6 wks. old August 15th.
W. V. Dickinson, Monticello, Rt.

5 med. type, heavy body S. P. C.
males, 5 mos. old and 3 females,
wt. 90-100 ibs. ea. $10.00 ea.; 1
very fine 9 mos. old, over 200 lb.
male, $18.00. All purebred but not
reg. FOB. Exc. for good feeder
calves. R. L. Broome, Whigham,
Rt. 2.

S. P. C pigs, 2 mos old, reg.
and treated for cholera, for sale.
Herman Price, Wrightsville.

S. P. C. pigs, litter of 12, from
world grand champion breeding,
well fed, $10.00, reg. in buyers
name. FOB. 8 wks. old September
2nd. Walter Crews, Hoboken.

Ss. P. C. pigs from dams of
worlds best breeding and sired
by boars of World champion
breeding, $10.00 ea. Cholera im-
mune, reg. buyer's name; also fre
bred gilts priced reasonable. L. J.
Washington, Jackson.

Berkshires, 3 shoats, 4 mos. old
male, 2 females, with papers,
suitable to breed, 2 bred, reg.
sows, also herd sire, 2% yrs. oid,
reg. Sell or trade for corn, Grade
Jersey or Guernsey heifers and 1
pull. Jason Tuggle, Chamblee, Rt.

Ae ee

HOGS FOR SALE





S. P. C. sow, wt. 350 Ibs., with
10 pigs, 3 wks. old. All reg. and
very best blood lines. $50.00; 2
boars and 4 sows, wt. 75 and 80
Ibs., ea., also reg. $10.00 ea. Ed-
ward Moore, Warm Springs.

150 purebred Black P. C. gilts
and boars, from Groovers, Cum-
min and Smith line, $7.50 to $9.00
ea. FOB. Dbl. treated with reg.
papers until Oct. 15th. P. L. El-
kins, Alpharetta (Alpharetta Fu-
ture Farmer Chapter).

Feeder pigs, $4.00 ea. FOB;
$1.00 with order, bal. COD. S. T.
Kidder, Meigs.

Litter of June 17 shoats from
little of 11, $4.00 ea., 3.for $10.00.
cross Duroc-Essex. Priced at my
home. Exc. some for hens. Mrs.
Etta B. Marrett, Monticello, Rt.
2:

5 purebred P. C. shoats, 10 wks.
old, 3 boars and 2 gilts, sub. to

reg. $8.50 ea. Victor Brown, War-|.

then.

Big bone Blue Guinea boars
and gilts, pig (weaning), $5.00 to
$8.00 ea. W. A. Sumner Adrian.

3 purebred Black African Gui-

nea, 8 wks. old pigs, for breeding.

$8.00 ea. Herman C. Brewer, Dan-
jelsville, Rt. 3. ,

CATTLE FOR SALE

_ 4 thoroughbred Hereford bulls
from 2 yrs. to 4 mos. old, for
sale: and want a first class Jack.
W. D. Putnam, Curryville.

3 springing heifers, Guernsey-
Jersey grade, well marked, good
size, fine flesh, Bange-free, for
sale, also shoats of various sizes,
fat and thrifty. M. T. Bryson,
Greensboro, Rt. 3.

Young Jersey bull, wt. 600 Ibs.,
perfect color, gentle, now in ser-
vice, $40.00 at my home. 5S. F
Walden Harlem, Rt. 2.

22 grade Hereford Black An-
gus and Short Horn cows, 22
same, calves, wt. about 400 Ibs.,
at side, 14 full blood Hereford





cows, not reg., 8 same, calves, wt. |

about 150 Ibs. at side. All cows
pred to full blooded reg. bull. See
or write. W. C. Waugh, La-
Grange.

Reg. Guernsey. male, Yr. old,
wt. 500 lbs., good color, $50.00. M.
F, Coxwell, Warrenton..

Purebred Holstein bull, 2% yrs.
old, from University of Ga. breed-
ing, perfectly gentle $80.00; 4
mos. old bull. half Holstein and
half Jersey, $15.00. Both at my
barn. C. C. Lunsford, Forsyth.
(Juliette Road).

2 young Jersey bulls, one 1
mos. old, ready for service, $20;
other, 3 mos. old, $10.00. Both
solid color (red), and from fine
cow. J. E. Bailey, Newnan, Rt. 3.

15 Jersey heifers for sale at 6c
pound Hoyt Howington, Com-
merce, Rt. 2.

10 Holstein cows, all except 2
due freshen in September and
October. Heavy milkers and fine
cows. Cliff Mitcham, Durand.

1 highly bred (purebred) Jer-
sey bull, about 3 wks. old, $15.00
FOB; also will sell or exc. about
10 purebred Partridge Rock hens.
W. H. Culbreath, Union Point.

Reg. purebred, horned Here-|_

ford bull 6 yrs. old in October.
gentle. wt. about 1200 lbs. (ne
fence breaker),
breeding. F. B. Blackmar, Co-
lumbus.

9 head nice cows for sale. Come
see or write. Jack Musick, Alma.

Reg. 4 mos. old Jersey bull,
$25.00. Iris R. Burch, Fayetteville,
Member 4-H Club.

2 reg. Jersey heifers, 1 freshen
jn January, other in March. B. F.
Lester, Conyers, Rt. 2.

Reg. Jersey bull calves, best of
breeding, $25.00 ea., with papers.
Exe. for a larger, reg. bull of
equal value, pay difference. L. T.
Long, Bremen, Rt. 1.

Red Jersey cow. 6 yrs. oid, calf
6 mos. old: 3 gal., milk, pound
butter daily; also Everbearing
strawberry plants, guar. true to
name, 35c C. $2.00 M; Hawkins
strawberry. 30c C. $2.00 M. Del.
Mrs. J. 3B. Hudgins, Flowery
Branch.

Reg. Hereford bulls and calves.
Prices reasonable. Lee L. Hollo-
way, Monticello, Rt. 3.

Reg. Polled Hereford bulls and
calves, from $60.00 to $100.00. Lee
L. Holloway, Monticello, Rt. 3. -

Fine Jersey milch cow, 3% gal..
milk, 114 lbs. butter per day, for
sale. Leon Crook, Turin, Rt. 1.

Jersey and Red Hereford mixed
bull, wt. about 400 Ibs.. in fine
shape for service. $40.00 at my
lot. No chks. W. R. Lee, Metter.

3 mos. old red Jersey heifer
(mother of a 5 gal. cow) for sale
or exc. Will accept 10 W. L. 10-12
wks. old, or 12 heavy breed pul-
lets, White Wyandoites preferred.
Mrs. Geo. M. Normandy, Apple
Valley, Rt. 1, Dunwoody, Ch 6653.

3 reg. Aberdeen-Angus_ bull
yearlings. $100.00. John Wallis,

| Rock Springs. _

Colonial Farms ;
breeding, $85.00 to prevent in-|

HORSES AND Ml
= FOR SALE

Mare horse, wt, 900 Ibs.



cent, Riverdale, Rt. 1.

Pair young mules, sound: gen:
wt. around 900 Ibs. nee
cash, one or both. Take
brood mare and milch
trade. Ottis Moodyr, Coffee

Good gentle horse, work a

| where, wt. approximately i
Ibs. 6 yrs..old in April, also
Stallion colt,, 16 mos. old.
$185.00; also horse 11 yrs. old. fin
est of workers, $125.00. Ch:
Johnson, Smyrna. eo ;

Good plug mule, 14 yrs. o
work anywhere (tended Bact :
this year), eats good, $30.00
barn or trade for nice heife:

a z Burel, Dacula, Rt. 1 4

Good mare mule, good o
every way except small kno
leg (but doesnt limp and
doesnt grow), work anywhe
$45.00. O. S. Jones, Lithonia,
3 (Just off Covington Road).

A black, 1,000 Ib. mare mul
$65.00, also a 2 horse ae
a ee .. Chapman, L

ings (Pike Count cs
dress, Molena. ee:

Gray, 1100 lb. (1200 if rea
work anywhere (the oe
kind), 8 yrs. old, $150.00. T.
part pay in cattle or hogs. Fr
L. Morgan, Guyton, Rt.

1 buckskin mare, about 100
wt. good worker. Sell or exc :
good milch cow or 2 h. wagon
anything can use. C. C. Owe
Evans. es

Good saddle and driving h
10 yrs. old, 1000 Ib. wt., $75:

beautiful 2 yr. old roan geldin:
works good, $75.00; 2-3 poe

rst

| Shetland mares, $40.00 ea. or ex

for cattle or feed: 4 S. P.
mos. old boars, Worl
breeding,

mare, 1 newly painted 2 h. w:
on. $85.00. R. L. Thaxton, Le:
ington.
Pair 3% yr. old mare mule
well broke. Sell or exe. for cat]
}and corn. J. G. Purvis, Odum.
A 1200 lb. Georgia raised mul
for sale. A. L. Tyler, Juliette.
Boys pony, black, 14. han
high, 3 gaited, Blue Ribbon win

W. Wesley Rd. Ch 2321.

Good mule, work anyw
gentle (children can oe
good working cond., wt. about'85
Ibs., $60.00, at my barn. 3 m
North Dacula. Ben K. Sharpto:
Dacula, Rt. 1. 2

1. pr. small mules, fat, wor
anywhere, cheap for cash. Wri
or see at once. E. D. White, Ru
pert.

aes
Black Spanish Jack, about





At stud, large, natural but
headed Toggenburg buck. Vigo:
ous, fertile, and blooded mil
stock. Does boarded reasona
Service fee, $2.00. Mrs. McElro
Atlanta, 205 Norwood Ave. N. E
De 3710. i

Toggenburg doe kid, 7 mos. ol
August 20th, from heavy m
stock, $12.50 at my place. Sam

Thoroughbred Toggenbur:
hornless doe, reg. in the A. M.
R. A. (Luet) No. 52457, and he
2 hornless doe kids, 5 mos. olt
to be reg. buyers name. At bar
gain. None better. J. J. Johnston,
Waynesboro. ee

2 extra nice doe kids, beautiful
ly marked, sired by pureb
Toggenburg buck, reg., from 15%
ib. milk strain; dam _ excellent
producer and recently freshen
Very reasonable if taken immed-=
jiately. John Hynds, Atlanta, 93
Warren St., N. E. De 5140.

Reg. pure Nubian kids, 5 mo
old, none: better, 2 does, 1 buck,
$10.00 ea. Reg. in buyers name.
No personal checks. F: E. Grubbs,
Demorest. > ae
- 1 thoroughbred Toggenburg
buck. about 6 mos. old, $10.00
at my farm. (Mother of this buc
a heavy milker and sold for $65
Mrs. Annie L. Adams, Thoma
ton, P. O. Box 8.



CAVIES FOR SALE

Few prs. guinea pigs (cavi
$1.25 pr. to close out. Sows
ready bred. Write for pri
lots of 50 or more smaJj] on





|H. Ridgway, Sr. Canon.


GUINEA PIGS
RABBITS FOR SALE

~ 2 Chinchillas, buck and doe, al-
so 3 mos. old rabbits. Pure stock,
$3.08 for lot. Mrs. W. H. Bowen,
jenna, Rt. 2. -

N. Z. Rabbits, healthy and in
good cond., 75c ea., $1.25 pair.
Amilee Long. Bremen.

(10 baby rabbits, 3 gray, 6 white,
4 red, 1 mo. old, 50c ea. Mrs. O.

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Ped. N. Z. Whites, young and
mature stock. Good fur, bone,
type and weight. All exceptional-
ly good stock. Wylie A. Pope, At-
Janta, 1180 No. Highland Ave., N.

100 White New Zealand rab-
pits, $1.50 pr. to $5.00; Chinchil-
das and Rufus, Reds, same price.
Mrs. Julen Varnedoe, Decatur,
RFD 1.

75 guinea pigs (cavies). $1.50

in quantities. J. Jolley, Atlanta,
. 7, Box 124.
Fine stock guinea pigs, 25c and

3377 Lang AV Gia! Ae
FARM HELP WANTED

Want middieaged woman for
ght farm work, no field work.
rs. J. H. C. Etheridge, Gray.
Want white girl or woman, 18-
35 yrs. for light farm work no
eid work. $2.00 to $2.50 week.
rite, Mrs. TW. Poole, Atco.
Want honest, respectable, so-
ber family. with 3 good mules,
able to furnish himself te culti-
ate farm for 1940. 6 room house,
electricity, good water, bottoms,
15 A. cotton allotment. Standing
rent. See. Mrs. Ida Hill, Lula,
Starr Rt. AS j

Want. good, honest, reliable,
settled white woman, 35-45 yrs.
old for light farm work, no field
ork. Begin $6.00 mo. Answer
wn handwriting, stating partic-
ars about self with ref. Mrs.
ack Colson, Woodbine.

Want farm help, colored or
white, to pick cotton; will hire by
the month or day, will pay by the
100 ibs. and furnish 4 room house
with well in yard and wood free,
with chance of job or crop for
(940. C. R. Wade, Mitchell, Rt. 2.







more, to do light farm work,
field work. Give qualifications
first letter. Mrs. Minnie O.
Rozar, Empire. a
Can use sev.,families of cotton
ickers, white or colored on farm
at Piedmont. 150 B-C to pick,
8000 bu. corn to gather. Daily
ail, school, 2 churches, RR sta-
on. W. J. Haskin, Barnesville,
FD 1 .
Want farm hand. Can use all
winter if suitable. E. E. Carter,
Hlanta, 318 Hurt Bidg.

Want white womah, 30240 yrs.
id. who can drive car, milk cows
and help with all gen. light farm
ork, no field work. Mrs. Roxie
sige, Grovetown. (

Want white woman for light
Sas work, no field work, 25-50
ss, of age. Room, board and
nall salary. Apply Mrs. B. F.
hillips,, Bainbridge. Rt. 2.
Went cotton pickers to gather
acres of cotton and pick peas
| beans. Good water, houses,

Box 88.
Want good, honest family got a
. crop. Good bottom land, near
untry store, church and school,
ithin 6 mi. town. Plenty wood,
electricity and good water. On
ds and 4ths or standing rent.
@e at once. Mrs. Ida A. Hill.
Lula, Star Rt. c-o W. O. Brewer.

Want family, good, honest,
lting workers for good farm for
1940. Standing rent or part crop.
50 A. cultivation, 15 A. cotton.
Ample conveniences. In North-
rest Morean county. Must have
4 good plow hands, 1 or 2 help
k adjoining farm (wages).
. ref. R. E, Kimsey, Bishop,
Want Christian man, 20-35 yrs.
jone, to live as one of famiiy



and reasonable wages.
st have good ref. L .T. Cox,
Sabo-iwWy -O. ~-Camps

Want boy, 12-14 yrs. old, white

ork. Good home to right boy.
Come see or write. W. E. Casteel.
Thomaston, Rt. 2.

Want for 1940, colored family
man and wife, willing and able
work small 1 horse farm. Pre-
er one who can finance self and
3S mule and stock. Good share
p. proposition.
hed. No drinker. W. F. Usch-
ann, Warm Springs, Rt. 1, (on
ighway No. 41). . f 3
wnt at once reliable white
im her teens for light farm
rk, no field work. Give refer-
ice and answer immediately.
:00d home. Mrs. L. D. Williams,
tlanta 589 Boulevard, N. E.,
t AML eso

House fur-

RB. Mullins, Thomaston, e-o Gen:

pr. prepaid. Cheaper at my home:

50c each. Elisha Goss, Hapeville,

Want nice, refined woman, 25

colored, to help with farm





|FARM HELP WANTED

FARM HELP WANTED

POSITIONS WANTED



Want colored, middleaged cou-
ple the year round, both to work;
man general farm work; wife
light farm work. 7 miles Macon.
Kibbee Crump, Macon, Rt. 2.

Want a family of good cotton
pickers. H. B.-Little Ashland.

Want good man with some
money for 79 acre farm, il mi.
Savannah, good land, 4 room
house, barns, artesian wells. Hen-
ty Denham. Eatonton. :

Want 30-40 yr. old woman to
help gather crop and live as one
of family with man and wife.
Very good chance for smart wo-
man. State particulars. Sam E.
Wimes, Haddock. Rt. 1, Box 108.

Want good man or boy to work
and gather the crop. Must be
honest and sober and -ike to go
to church. Board, washing and
wages. John L. Bennett, Screven,
Rt. 2, Box 31.

Want woman, 25-50 yrs. oid
for light farm work, no field
work. G. W. Kent, Millen.

Can use sev. cotton pickers.
Steady work until December.
Peanuts and peas to gather also.
Free houses, wood and water;
daily mail; also trade for 1940 to
'reHable parties who can furnish
themselves, or all 20 plovs to the
right party. Cotton allotment 192
acres. Mamie Garrett, Charing.

Want good farmer for a 300
acre farm good strong land in
Cherokee county. Must be thor-
oughly exp., also in .stock and
poultry, is fair carpenter, and
have ref. Can furnish work all
spare time from crop at vving
wages. Personal interview re-
quired. J. J. Seay. Tate. =
Want woman. 40-60 yrs. old.
with some capitol to help finance
who is interested and experienced
in the culture and growing of
flowers. Write Adolph Gall, Tal-
lapeosa, Rt. 1, Box 68.

Want good, white, country
raised weman, with ref., 30-50
yrs. old, willing to work, milk cow,
no field work. $5.00 mo. room
and board (live with elderly
couple). W. J. Wall, Shellman,
-P. O. Box 204.

Want large family to clean up
100 A. bottoms, contract or wages,
5 room house, 1 mi. School,
church and store. If agreeabie
crop for 1940. W. C. (Bill) Sims.
Palmetto, Rt. 1.

Want young couple to operate
small dairy and gen. farm, near
Macon. $30.00 mo. State age,
number in family and past rec-
ord. Apply T. W. Hooks, Macon,
at Hotel Lanier. fas

Want 2 or 3 large families cot-
ton pickers and farm workers,
colored or white. Plenty of work
on farm until Dec. 1st. Mrs. J.
S Collier, Barnesville. =

Want healthy, reliable, white
woman, not over 50, for light farm
work, no field work, for home
and small salary. Private room.
Furnish ref. Mrs. C. C. Mason,
Ben Hill, Butner Rd.

ai

woman for light farm work.
Board, clothes and small salary.
Furnish transportation or come
after. Mrs. J. K. Garner, Grif-
fin, Rt. 3.

Want white woman, middle-
aged, for light farm work, no
field work. Must be good cha~act-
er. $2.00 week. Mrs. S. 4. Harrell,
White Oak. | 5

Want colored man, single, or
with small family, for general
farm work, care for livestock and
plough. Salary and house for
1940. Mrs. A. Conrad, Savannah,
205 W. 38th St. Rc

Want reliable family, white or
colored, 5 or 6 workers, to gather
present crop of corn, cotton and
hay. No small help needed. Reas-
onable pay by the week. C. W.
Price, Cedartown, Rt. 2.

Want white woman, unencum-
bered, ablebodied, 25-35 yrs. old,
for light farm work, no field
work. Start $3.00 week, board
and laundry. R. B. Hunt, Shan-
non, : a -

Want good sized family to pick
about 25 acres cotton, also to cut
cord wood and clear several acres
of land. Only good workers need
apply. J. G. Buyers, Whitesburg,
Ricks j
Want middleaged, single,
white woman for light farm work
no. field work, Give bed, board
and $2.00 week. Miss Aurora At-
taway, Winder, Midland Ave.

Want at once, exp. man on
poultry farm. Married. small
family, good -habits. Furnish
house, wood, garden, milk and
pay wages every week. J. M. Ow-
en, Tifton. =

- Want man (able to drive truck
and tractor), within 50 miles
Athens, for farm work. }Tust be

move. Ed Fowler, Athens, Rt. 2.

Want healthy, refined, unen-
cumbered, white woman, 40-60
yrs. old, for light farm work, no
field work. Room, board, $8.00
month. Ref. required. Mina You-



|mans, Stillmore. a

Want good colored girl or young

honest, reliable, good ref. Will

Want. unencumbered, white,
middieaged woman for light
farm work, no field work, on
farm, $10.00 mo. and board. J. L.
| Hughes, Pinehurst, Rt. 1.

Want white family for 106 A.
farm with new 4 room house, on
halves, standing rent. School bus.
church near. No pooze head. 31
acres open. Must move and fur-
nish self. See me. Fred E. Buice,
Atlanta, 552 Griffin St. N. W.

Want good sober wage hand at
once to help gather small. crop
and work this winter. State age,
salary expected with board and
jJaundry, and good ref. W. L. Wil-
son, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Want clean, refined woman of
good character, 30-35 yrs. old, for
light farm work, no field work.
10 mi. Atlanta. Room, board and
$2.00 week. Ref. required. Apply
by letter only. D. E. Bush, Deca-
tur, Rest. Haven, Memorial
Park. :

stock, interested in truck farm-
ing, also poultry and hogs, for 2
horse farm well located in Car-
roll county, 4% mi. South, on
paved highway. Apply in person.
See me any morning before 8
o'clock. Ref. required. G. T.
Brock, 523 Chestnut St. N. W.

Want Christian young man for:
gen. farm work. Good home,
board and reasonable salary.
Send ref. in first letter. L. R.
Ogletree, Monticello, Rt. 2.

Want reliable white woman for
light farm work, must be clean
and honest. Room, board and
$5.00 mo. Mrs. J. B. Bagwell, At-
lanta, 468 Blake Ave., Wa 9204.

Want man to tend 1 horse crop
next year. Good 3 room house,
good pasture, etc. Must furnish
self and have own stock. Stand-
ing rent preferred. J. W. Malon-
ey, Doraville... ;

Want colored family to live on
farm near Leesburg. Straight
time for 2 plow hands, $4.00 week
each. Good house need family
now. Dr. J. H. Douglas, Albany.

Want single man, white, to cut
wood. To batch with man now
here. Good healthy man. No li-
quor drinker. S. T. Kidder, Jr.
Meigs.

Want settled woman for light
farm work. Board and small sal-
ary. C. E, Trimble, Rome. ae

Want family with 4 large
enough to work, within 50 mi.
Luthersville. Will move and give
house rent and wood, and pay
same wages for picking cotton as
others pay. No liquor drinkers.
Apply. W. P. Couch, Luthersville.

POSITIONS WANTED

An intelligent, settled, unen-
cumbered woman wants light
farm work. State salary and du-
ties. Miss Catherine Wood, At-
lanta, c-o Gen. Del.

Want 1 horse crop, standing
rent or 3rds and 4th (standing
rent preferred). Consider on
halves, with good man. Prefer
North Ga. Want good house, wa-
ter and pasture. School and
church to be near. George Mad-
dox, Auburn, Rt. 1.

: Want job as farm overseer. Life

time experience in farming and
have force of good workers. Ref.
oe J. R. Bradshaw, Rome, Rt.
_ Want job overseeing farm car-
ing for stock or cattle. Reliable,
sober, operate modern farm ma-
chinery. Graduate A. & M.
School. Have wife and 1 child:
Oran Hunt, Thomson.

Man, 34 yrs. old, with family,
wants job on farm or dairy for
rest of this and 1940, or crop on
50-50 basis. Consider job as care-
taker. Exp. carpenter work, also.
Anywhere in Ga. State salary
paid, etc., in first letter. F. F. Ful-
ghum, Warrenton.

Colored 7th Day Adventist
family of 7 want a good 2 horse
farm on 50-50 basis, or wage
hands. Near school. Good house,
water, wood to be furnished.
Children age from 8 to 18 yrs.
Will pick cotton per hundred or
30-50. Can move self. T. O. Jen-
kins, Gainesville, 828 E. High St.

__ Man and wife, want place on
farm with honest, reliable per-
son: for wages for bal. this year
and truck farm 50-50 basis in
1940 and work for wages when
not in own crop. Life time exp.
Ages 34 and 29 yrs. Tate Chas-
tain, Atlanta, Rt. 3, c-o Mrs. L.
A. Williams. - :
Young man, 22 yrs. old, single,
no bad habits, wants job as mill-
er, Life time exp. Can give refer-
ery M. B. Hendrick, Elberton,

Man, 55 yrs. of age, wants job
as miller for 1940. Life time exp.
No bad habits. Can give refer-
ences. Ezra Hendrick, Elberton,
Rte 37

Want job on farm. Honest, so-
ber, about 10 yrs. exp. truck driv-
ing. Rei. James Sangster. Way-







. | ross, Rt.

AL os

Want good farmer with own}



Summerville, Rt. 2, =

Want on halves or share crop,
2 horse farm in 1940. Have to be
moved and partly run. 5 hands
to work. C. R. Wade, Mitchell,
Rt. 2.

Nice, 18 yr. old, country raised
colored girl, wants job on farm,
with small family. Reasonable
salary. Stamp for reply. Hattie L.
Greene, Wadley, Rt. 2, Box 72.

White man, single, 47 yrs. old,
good farmer, can drive truck or
car, wants place on farm with
aged couple (without children).
prefer near Baxley. James E.
Fulton, Baxley, Rt. 1, c-o Sim
Hester. * 2

Young man with John Deere
tractor outfit, wants land to cut,
turn to sow, on large scale (can-
not move for small acreage). Ref-
erences. 6 yrs. exp. W. R. Dill,
Waycross; Rt. 3. }

Deaf mute, 21 yrs. old, wants
job farm work. Can drive car.
Good education, healthy, furniso
best of references. Heard Castle-
berry, Cumming, Rt. 3, Box 109,
c-o Carl Heare. feb eye

Man with family, 3 sons to
work, wants wage job on farm or
turpentine, or other work bal.
this year and crop on 50-50 basis
1940. Write offer. J. H. Morgan,
Kirkland, RFD.

43 yr. old, exp. in farming and
dairying, also carpenter, drive
truck, car farm machinery. 2
yrs. in Grist mill. No one but

self, References. A. V. Raylor,
Gordon.
Middle aged woman, white,

wants light farm work, or cotton
picking only. Mrs. Vera Burch.
Atlanta, c-o Gen, Del. 2
- Want small 1 h. farm on 3rds
and 4ths, o: small standing rent,
or will look after large estate for
few acres to tend. J. Edgar Bar-
nett, Carrollton, Rt. 5.
Refined woman with 1 child.
wants light farm work, no field
work, with good people, for $3.00
week and board. Must have work
at once. Mrs. Mae Bee Onil, Pa-
vo. oe Z
One-armed man, age 32, wife

and self only. want permanent

place, tending to poultry, hogs
ana gen. work around place. Well

exp. in all. For house and salary.|.

Write at once. Ernest Darring-
ton, Moreland, Rt. 1.

21 yr. old married man (wife
and 1 child), wants job on farm.
Can drive car, truck and under-
stand machinery. Go anywhere
in State. Erwin Brewer, Martin,
Rt. 2:

26 yr. old man, single, wants
job dairying, or farm work. Exp.
tractor and truck driver, also. No
bad habits except smoking. State
salary: first letter. W. L. Bray,
Macon, Rt. 3.

Man with large family wants
crop on shares or for wages. Can
furnish ref. Need help to move:
Farmed all life. 40 yrs. old. H. G.
Russell, Summerville, Rt. 3.

Man and wife want job on
farm for wages for bal. this year
and chance of share crop for
1940. 35 yrs. old (wife 26) do not
drink or use tobacco in any form.
Write. Harry J. Laird, Augusta,
133 Near St. e

Want 1 h. farm, house and
wood, within 10-15 miles Atlanta.
Standing rent. Call or write. D.
A. Gilbert, Atlanta, Rt. 4, Box
424.

Want 1 horse crop on halves
for 1940. Prefer some poultry or
small dairy. Exp. in same. Best of
ref. and can take charge at once.
P. E. Rhodes, Baldwin.

Young man, high school edu-
cation, some farm experience,
drive car, truck, etc., attend gen.
farm chores. Honest, willing
worker, wants job. Fred Wales,
Albany, c-o Gen. Del. =e

17 yr. old boy, some exp. in
farming, wants job with good,
Christian family, for little mon-
ey, clothes and home. No bad
habits. Durwood Jones, Midland,
Rt. 1, Box 178, c-o Frank Jamie-
son.

Want job for 1940, small crop,
50-50 basis, or farm blacksmith,
looking after stock or raising
hogs and chickens on 50-50 basis.
I. L. Carter, Carl.

Settled, white woman, alone,
wants job light farm work, with
reliable, Christian people. State
salary paid. Mrs. S. E. Cagie,
Atlanta, 435 Fourth St. :

Exp. farmers, wants 2 h. crop
on 50-50 basis. 5 to work. Would
want work until March 1940.
Move most any day. M. McDaniel
Social Circle, Rt. 1.

Man and wife want work on
farm or-dairy. Regular work,
Both in good health, able do most
any kind of work. House and
wood to be furnished. State par-
ticulars first letter. Bill J. Dor-
sey, Gainesville, Rt. 3.

Industrious, young man, white,
34 yrs. old, single, wants job on
dairy. Expert dry-hand miiker
and feeder. Must be permanent.
State offer. Charlie H. Brown.

Friday, September 1,

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POSITION WANTI

Want good 3 horse far
halves, or work for wages. Ge
do most anything on farm. Ple
ty of help. Write or come se
mi, Buena Vista on 41 Highw:
Bryan, Gibson, Mauk, Rt. 1.

Want farm on halves in north.
ern part of Ga. Have to be fw
nished to make crop. 58 yrs. ol



family, 3 large enough to
/Born and raised on farm.
how to handle labor, whi
colored. Jas,. A..Thornton, *
4 Batchelor Ave. oe

White, single, 22 yrs. old,
any kind of farm -work. Go a
where, any time, wants job.
die Hogan,- Manassas, Rt. 2.

Reliable, real good farme!
yrs. old, references, wants
overseeing farm. Well exp. tok
co also. E. C. Arnold, Pearson

Want 1 horse farm for sta
ing rent in Pike county, 1
Must have good house, pas
plenty wood and water, and r
school. F. A. Crowder, Willia
son. ; ae

Life time farmer, 24, unm
ried, wants farm work, 1%
driver, dairyman, tractor,
Have to be moved. Herbei
Brown, Summerville, c-o- a

46 yr. old man, wife and
son wants: job overseeing fa
Exp. general farming. Grew
pacco 18 yrs. Can handle 1
drive car, truck, tractor.
onable wages. References. aM
Aiken, Ocilla, Rt. 2. :

Middieaged woman wants |
light farm work, no field w
for home and $2.50 week. Bus
RR fare to be furnished. W
with good,. reliable people. M
Annie Roberts, Cuthbert,
&, Frith, Villa, Nova St.

Want job on dairy or pou
farm. Go anywhere. 35 yrs.
single; 2 boys 17 and 19 yrs. w
jobs on dairy or gen. farm
anywhere See. or write. E. L.
Hudgins, Atlanta, 267. Wh
Sts38: Ww. =

Want good 2 horse farm
1940 on 50-50 basis, 18 yrs. ex
growing tobacco. Want landl
to furnish stock. Samuel F.
ton, Lanier, ae
_ Want job on farm. Exp. tr
and tractor driver. Willing
work. James Hall, Elberton
D: ee aes



29 yr. old man, wife, 5 chil
wants job caring for livestocl
ete., on farm. Also experienc
in milking, car driving, car
tering, etc. Must be on schoo
line. Write best offer. Albe
Simmons, Buena Vista, Rt. 9.

Want good 1 horse crop, st
ing rent, in Cook, Tift, Berr
Lowndes county preferred. bt
anywhere So. Tifton. Can mov
self, have own feed and tools an
do not need help. Joel Ree

Temple, Rt. 2, c-o Mrs. M.
Reeves. pegs ae
Want position looking after

poultry or stock raising, or would
take small dairy. Good ref. P.
Reid, Waco, Rt. 1. .
Middieaged man, unencu
bered, honest, sober, wants job
caretaker of fishing or huntin)
preserve or in ginnery busine
15 yrs. old exp. in Ginnery an
yrs. in caretaker Preserve;
carpenter and millwright. J.
Douglas, Arlington, RFD. s
Disabled war veteran a0
25-50 acres good, cultivatabi
land, for vegetable and tr
growing within 25-35 miles Atl
ta, Standing rent. y
Steen, Atlanta, 696 Capitol A
Want job on farm. Good
driver. Not less than $1.25
Apply. H. C. Crumley. Anders
VWileoRt. la ae
Want 2 horse farm for standi
rent. S. R. Compton, Yatesvil
16 yr. old boy, sober, ho
no bad habits, good health,
farm work. Can drive car or
$3.50 week, board and w
Leonard Dickerson, Thon
Feteck, : a
18 yr. old want job light f
work, no field work. No ba
its. $2.50 week and home. At o1
Miss Essie Fortenberry, Gain
ville, Rt. 7. See
23 .r, old man wants job
truck driver and handy ma
farm, 50c day, board and
dry, or 75c day full time. M
Moore, Doerun, Rt. 3.
Exp. dairyman wants w
Can milk or run milk house.
leave town. William Folsom.
lanta, 430 Pulliam St.

Want 1 horse farm for 1940
50-50 basis, in good farming
tion. Self and 2 grown girls.
Lane, Ocilla, Rt. 2, Box 64.
. 46 yr. old man, wife, 2 childr
raised on farm, want day

| for bal, this year and 1 h.
for 1940 on 50-50 basis. Ex
and car driver, also carpe
work. Want a hog to raise on
50 basis and cow to milk; 1
school and church. Have to
furnished. See me at once. &





W.L. Clance, _

die Howell. Baxley, RFD