Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1939 October 16

Al SES SOIL SAVIN SAVING PROGRAM

(By Coltiniostoner: Roberts) |

is hoped that Georgia farmers will put in as
grain as possible this. fall,
the European war continues and the United
s sells many products to other countries. it
doubtless cause a rise in the price of such
as wheat, oats, rye and hay. A long and
'war will create a demand for farm products.
lowing the rain several weeks ago, much
n was sowed throughout Georgia and as the
ot n crop is picked out toward north Georgia,
ers would do well to be ready to sow grain
ver crops after the next rains, or as soon as
nd has enough mb is tute in it to eprom) the

big grain crop is needed in the state even

ihe war does not effect the price of feedstuffs.

good rye patch makes fine grazing for. the
cens, calves and other
er and spring. Less than a bushel of rye to the
Ais Pee in Georgia annually on ane 250,000
oe

lihough conidkanaisiy: an millions bushels of

grown annually in the state, that is. less



Livestock
Strictly Corn-Fed Hogs

= ALBANY SOFT HOGS
AS quoted by Cudahy Packing EOMPADY and
ect to change daily:
Soft Hogs, 180-240 lbs.
Soft hogs, 150-180 Ibs.
Soft hogs, 130-150 Ibs.
Soft hogs, 110-130 lbs.
5 Pigs, 60-110 lbs. ..
avy smooth hogs, 240 Ibs.

Good fat beef-type steers and Hetfers $6 to
50; fat dairy breeds. $5.25 to $5.75; medium fat,
75 to $5.00; common kinds, $4.00 to $4.50; fat
WS, $5.00 to $5.25: few to $5.50; common and

jum cows, $4 to $4.75; canners, $3.25 to $3.75;

d heavy bulls, $5 to $5. 50; common bulls, | $4 to

5 good fat calves, $8.00 to $8.50; medium, $7.00
$7.50; common, $5.50 to $6. 00; throwouts, "$3. 50

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stock all during the.





gs ee Below on the Atlanta Market are by aiiicsile egg dept ape
Yard run eggs will not be permitted for retail trade under

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

hese quotations.

Atlanta Augusta

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sters _

rkeys Doh ogeenes yes aac: aie se
apons .
ountry Butter, best table __
id. Peas; mixed.2-2 420s se
Field Peas, not mixed.
Har Corn (80 lbs. to bu.)
Shelled Corn... eel
Dats, per. bushel hee

Sweet Potatoes, per 100 lbs.
Cabpage (green, per 100 lbs.)
Cabbage (white, per 100 lbs.)
Peavine Hay, No. 1, ton.
Peanut Hay, No. 1, ton___
Spanish | peanuts, No. 1.



and also cover |

eroded land.



ae 40 bushels Pr the oe and we. Got not hema
to grow all the wheat needed to furnish Hone
we consume each year.

Such legume Or, cover crops. as Austa peas, :
vetch and clovers, especially Crimson clover, may
|. be planted now. These are wonderful soil puilders |

and the farmers in the sections where these plants
do well would take a forward step toward the im-
provement of their land by putting in these le-
-gumes. Vetch sowed with grain.makes a fine hay.

As I go over the state and see the great changes
in farming, I am convinced that the present Soil
Saving plan undertaken by the Roosevelt adminis-
tration is doing more to save our land from washing
away and to build up the soil than has been done
in the last 50 years before the program was begun.

Land is being terraced that never before had seen
one; cover crops are being planted | and the land
and timber are being: eared for in a- way the state

has never witnessed. before. :

It is my firm belief that if the present soil sav-

ing and conservation program is continued, where-

by the farmers receive payment for the conserva-
that it will largely remake these

tion methods,
badly washed and highly eroded sections.

The Georgia Division of Forestry states that
from December, 1938 to February, 1939, a total of
14,000,000 seedling pines were distributed. to farm-
ers in Georgia to set out and that the state will
have 25,000,000. seedlings for
through your county agent.

Farmers are urged to keep fire out of their
present timber and to set out more trees on their

rain or sunshine and while you rest and while you
sleep. j



Oyster Beds Improved

Great improvement is being made in Georgia
oyster beds Dr. E, P. Long, Chief Food Inspector of
the Agriculture department states. He says Geor-

gia people should eat more Georgia. oysters,

| which are as fine as any from any. section and

contain the vitamins, protein and minerals, which
include calcium, iron, manganese, copper, iodine
and other elements. :



Long Is Appointed
Commissioner Columbus Roberts announces the
appointment. of Mr. E. P. Long, of Bartow, Jeffer-

son county, as Chief Food Inspector of the Depart-
ment of Agriculture. He has been with the De-*

partment since 1937 and has been Acting Chief

since early this year. 5 =

La-
Fayette

Lake-
land

Carroll-
_ ton

/Clarks-

shear ville

sale this winter.

Trees grow day and night and in >

cf White Provision Company and subject tov change



OP

ze

oR eld Man To Help ] F armers.

Commis Bet Roberts announces the appo
r Co. Waldroop, - of Blairsville, as

_ Field. Representative of the Bureau. of Markets,

' Mr. Alton Cogdell, Director, and who has -been as-

_ signed to north Georgia to keep in touch with the

farmers, informing them as to prices of farm pr
ducts, learning what they have to sell and assisting
in finding a market; helping them to. grade the
products so it will bring the highest price.

His headquarters. will be at Blairsville. The
Department has two other Field men: doing the

|) Same kind of work in other sections of Be a



Tag Sales Drop

- Fertilizer tag sales up to. October ie this year
ae a decline of 29,757 tons compared with the
same period last year, Mr. C. A. Gillespie, Chief
fertilizer inspector of the Department of Agri-
~ culture, announces. To October 1 tags for. 6717512
_ tons had been sold, compared me WL 288 tones. ome
same time last year. < ee

Loan Rate i Cut

has Waited States Cea of Anrioulias
Washington announces that effective Novembe Ls
1939, the interest rate to farmers on all Commodity
Credit Corporation Loans will be reduced from 4
per cent to 3 per cent per year. er

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Prices of Fresh Vegetables
: Prices of fresh vegetales prevailing on She
State Farmers Market, Atlanta, October 11th:

APPLES, per bushel baskets...
BEANS (Butter), -per bushel, bulk
BEANS (Snap), per bushel hamper. 1.25- 1! O4
CABBAGE, bulk, per cwt. See re 1.15+ 135
COLLARDS, per dozen bunches 25- 40
EGGPLANT, per bu. ham. _.Too few sales to report
MUSTARD GREENS, per bu. basket__ 30-) 40 |
OKRA, per bushel hamper : -- None
PEAS, (Field), per bushel. 0 ee 50=, 65
PEPPERS, per bushel a ioe tee
POTATOES. per 100 lb. bag 1.75= 2.25 |
SQUASH, per bushel hamper 50-- 1.00
SWEET POTATOES, bulky per: ewt-2. 10-90
TURNIPS, bunched, per doz. bunches ___ 35-50
TURNIP SALAD, per bushel att 30S We
ATLANTA, Ga., October 11. She Dye

-..$1,65- 1.85

- quoted



dally: + 7 ae rete



re A-1 white and candled eggs. Uieraded & eggs are quoted 2c to 3c below "
the Georgia egg law. Day-old and day-fresh eggs are offered as such and |

Macon Metter

Vernon | ia



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MARKET BULLETIN

_ GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN

Established by J. J. Brown, Commissioner of Agriculture
Mareh 1, 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 ot Markets. 222 State Capito



' 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 specia! rate of postage provided for in Sec-
tion 1103 Act of October 8. 1917.





Notices ot farm produce and appurtenances admissable under

postage reguiations inserted one time on each request and re-
peated only when request is accompanied py new copy of notice



Es y ee
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-

fetin.



Corn Stalk Warning

Dr. J. Preston Yarbrough State Chemist,

issues the fol-

lowing warning about use of corn stalks for feed:
In an effort to get rid of worms on corn, farmers through-
out the State have been spraying or spreading lead and calcium

arsenate upon the stalks.
wash this all off.
stalks for silage.

There has not been sufficient rain to
Many of these farmers want to use these
Some of these stalks have been analyzed for

arsenic and have been found to have very high arsenic residues.
Livestock fed this silage over a period of time more than
likely would be seriously affected.

-- We suggest that corn stalks be thoroughly examined before

feeding to livestock or put into silo.

powdery residue, this corn should be burned and ashes buried.



Tobacco Vote Given

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y

The preliminary report of the Tobacco vote held on Oc-
tober 5, issued by the United States Department of Agriculture,
shows that in Georgia, 16,824 votes were cast for control and

2,992 against.

The vote in the entire belt of five states was

Riven as 306,395 votes for the control plan and 23,343 votes

against it.
for the plan to carry.

was 84.9 for the plan.

A two-thirds majority of those voting was necessary
It was stated that 89.8 per cent of the
votes cast in the entire belt favored the plan.



eet. Cotton Estimate Made

The Government report on Cotton issued for October - 5
states that 581,000 bales had been ginned to that date in Georgia,

compared with 570,000 bales at the same time last year.

This

years crap was estimated to be 976,000 bales, compared with

852,000 bales ginned last year.

A crop: of: 11 928, 000 bales for

the nation was predicted for ot compared with 11,943,000

bales ginned last year.



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Swine Specialist Offers Advice

Suggestions in building farrowing houses shelter,

fences

feeding troughs and equipment, as well as tips on providing

plenty of shade and clean water for swine, were offered this:
of Tifton, swine specialits for the

week by Charles E. Bell, Jr.,
Georgia Extension service.

There is no need for Georgia farmers to build expensive

_ hog barns since the climate is mild, Bell pointed out.

most of the year,

winter ae it is advisable to ee otect the animals against cold

and dampness

The A cue farrowing house was recommended , by Mr. Bell |
as the most popular and economical in this state.

thai floors are: not necessary in this type of house, and that
such buildings can be easily moved from one location to another |
in order to keep them on clean ground.

Many farmers,

2 least 7x8 feet in size.

Mr. Bell continued, make the mistake of
building the farrowing house too small.

They should a at

A woven wire fence at least three feet in height and made
of No. 9 wire was recommended by the specialist as the most

practical fence for hog growers.

Shade for hogs may. be provided by large trees,

~ plained.

. he ex-

If such is not available artificial shade may be had

eS by. constructing a frame work shelter and placing straw or
_ pme tops on- wire woven across the top.

by a

supply of water at. all times.

The swine specialist said that wooden troughs

An oil drum placed on a swater tight platform, surrounded
4 inch ledge, forming drinking vessels between the ledge
anc sides of the drum, will furnish the swine with a clean:

are more

commonly used and are more suitable for feeding slop and

water feeds.

For grain and concentrates, he reeommended self-

_ feeders, since they cause the hogs to make faster gains and, at
the same time, eliminate crowding in the troughs at feeding

time.

Mr. Bell said further information on- swine

-houses

- equipment may. be secured by writing for a copy of Famrers
Bulletin 1490, Hog Lot Equipment, to the U. S. Department of

: Agriculture, Washington, D. C.





: NOTICE
The following Farm Land
Netices, received prior te

. Sept. 26th, were carried over
| from October 2nd because of
lack of space.







CORRECTION
_FARM LAND FOR SALE

= 180% A. good land, 70 A. open
~ jeal. in timber and pasture, paint-
ed 6 R. bungalow, 2 barns, 3 ten-
ant houses, out buildings, house
wired, phone. electricity avail-
able, orchard, 2 springs, bricked
well, 7 mi. west of Washington on
Athens paved highway, $3,000.00.
Mrs. 6. S. fe nO: Mae Eton.
RED, Box Ble:







FARM LAND FOR SALE

339 Acres on nie -Albany
hway.;
tion, 85 woods and pasture, 79 a.
pasture with branch; fine stock
farm, good farming land; paint-
ed frame house, 3 tenant. houses,
all in good shape, good schools
and churches, windmill, farm un-



der wire fence, $24 acre. Mrs. L.

W. Stubbs, Americus setae

oe 50 A. fine land, makes!

2 to 2 bales cotton to A. in good
ae Running water, good pas-
tures, store bidg., painted, ceilea
dwelling, REA electric lights
good barn and out building, etc.,
well of water, plenty wood, oak
and pine, 5 mi. E. Buford, near
churches, good schools, $2,500,
$1,000 down, bal. in 3 yrs. $500
plus 8 per cent interest - See
rane Cain, Buford, Rt.

If there is a heavy white |

Georgias vote

During
swine need little shelter; but through the

175 a. cleared for cultiva-





,and



| good barn,

Brown, Smyrna, Oakdale Rd.

_ rent,
' Point, 301 Wadley Ave., Ca. 2993.

Bis ited | Whitaker St.

$45.00. Will give you what you

FARM LAND FOR RENT

Monday, October 16,

FARM LAND FOR REN1



My farm for rent, or trade or
will sell. Have 147% acres. Abe
Johnson, White Plains, RFD 1,
Box 16.

1 h. farm on highway No. 15, 9
mi. South of Tennille, 7 mi. North
Wrightsville, 2% mi. W. Harri-
son, en school bus route, near
church. Come look it over. Can
rent 2 farms if party wants 2.
Beverly H. Wammock, Harrison,
Rt. A.

Good 1 or 2 h. farm, some bot-
toms, bal. uplands, 4 R. house,
spring water, Pre-
fer standing rent. Mrs. W. H.
Holman, Cleveland, Rt. 2, Box 14.

Some acreage, large garden,
chicken yard, fine water, elec-
tricity, 7 R. house (furnished or
unfurnished). near accredited
schools (former 7th Dist A & M)
church, mill; fine neighborhood.
Good land. Large screened in
back porch on house. Mrs. Frank
McEireath Powder Springs, Rt.
le

5 to 60 A. land that will pro-
duce. Near good school and
churches; 10 mi. 5 Points. Good
road, for rent or sale. Chas.

Good 2 h. farm, good 5 R.
house, barn, pasture, water and
woods, 5 mi. W. Fairburn, on mail
route, 3rds and 4ths or standing
W. W. Hattaway, East

202% A. good land, 7 mi. So.
Eastman, known as the M. L.
Davis farm, 132 A. in cultivation
will grow anything) plenty wa-
ter and bidgs., near church;
school bus by house. 30 A. cot-
ton allotment. Come or write.
Mrs. Claude Williams, Eastman,
Rive:

400 A., good land for rent all
together or rent in small separ-
ate farms, standing rent or 50-50
pasis, 4 mi. North Bremen. Write
for information. Mrs. H. M. Wad-
dell, Bremen.

85 A. farm. Ideal for stock.
Bermuda .pasture with running
water, nice house; convenient to
churches, high school, RR, 2
stock markets and State Produce
Market. Located in Evans Coun-
ty. Ref. required. Make offer. S.
E. Perkins, Savannah, 1 W. Jones
St.

65 A. farm, 2 mi. North of Al-
ma. Good house, tobacco barn,
feed stock barn, all convenient.
Standard rent. Apply. Mrs. J. A.
Cochran, Alma. d

2 acres stumped level, fertile.
new ground; 1.6 Acres 4 strand
wire fenced with canebrake and
running water pasture. 1 room
(fire and rat-proof) furnished
for house keeping. Plenty fish
and game near. 6 mi. Savannah
Court House, $10,00 month rent.
C. B. Danforth, Savannah, 13124:

Good farm in southern part
White county, Shoal Creek dis-
trict, for share rents to sober,
honest family with own stock
and tools. Good well, house, gar-
den, pasture, plenty wood; daily
mail, 1 mi,
See or write (enclosing stamp) at
once. Needa Bowen, Cleveland,
Rt. 2, Box 49.

~ 1h. farm,4 R. house, barn,
pasture, good land, Madison Co.,
6 mi. North Comer, ism. church,

make on land taken in first yr.
oe A. A. Vaughan, Bowman,
Rt

2 horse farm, 1 house, for rent
on 3rds and 4ths. Give reference.
a Clayton Douglas, Alma, Rt

600 A. farm near Chattahoo-. 3

chee river, for rent, lease or will
sell. See or call. Mrs. C. E. Creel
College Park, 548 So. Main St.

2horse farm in Randolph coun-
ty, 6 mi. North Cuthbert for rent
or would work on shares with
party able to furnish self. E. M.
Coleman, Cuthbert, 538. Court St.

5 or 6 h. farm, good hammock
land, 6 R. house, new tobacco
barn; good settlement, church
and school convenient. Has un-
der farm control, 24% acres tobac-
co, 5A. Spanish peanuts, 20 A.
cotton, 30 A. good melon land;
good hog and cattle range. 7 mi.
So. Quitman on old Hickory
Head Road. R. V. Weaver, Quit-
man, Rt. 4.

7 acres land, 3 R. house, barn
pasture, 7 mi. East Rome on high-
way. Standing rent. Vac. Janu-
ary Ist. H. F. Brookshire, _King-
ston Rt. 1.

About 25 A. land, 5 R. house,
lights and water. Convenient to
church and school. M. R. Stone,

Good 2 horse farm on school
bus route, for rent or sale. Mrs.
Lilian C. Hamlett Molena.

2 h. farm Forsyth co., on the
Silver City and Gainesville high-
way. 8 A. bottoms. Good house,
out-bldgs..
running water. Bus line to good

high school, and near. 2 good
churches. For rent. P. M. Garner,
Buford.

Farm for rent in Gwinnett co.
Standing rent preferred. G. A.
Moore, Lithonia.

2 H. farm in Baldwin Co., good
house and barn, good land plen-
ty wood and water, near church
and school, good location, H. V.
McDaniel, 206 College Place, Ma-
con.

Dairy farm for rent, including
good pasture, on East McDon-
ough Rd., 7 mi. from Atlanta. H.
W. King, Ellenwood.

Will rent 3 R. house, with gar-
den patches and wood, to party
with income in Carroll Co., 4%
mi. SW of Carrollton, on paved
highway, near river. G. T. Brock,
523 Chestnut St. N. W., Atlanta.

One 2 H. and one 1 H. farm
near Austell, school bus, lights
and RFD. Standing rent. Genia
Hays, Austell.

Good 4 H. farm to rent for
3rd and 4th, 2 good houses, out
buildings, pasture, 50 A. bottom
land, 30 A. upland, 18 A. cotton
allotment, must be good reliable
farmers, have good stock, finance
self. Mrs. Belle Christopher, 161
E.. Ridgewood Ave., Gainesville.

Want a colored share cropper
for 1940-41, must have large fam-
ily to supply wage hand and a
turpentine worker in addition to
regular farm work. Home near
school and church. Mrs. Jessie
D. Peterson, Vidalia.

Want tenant for attractive 70
acres in Fulton county for a truck
farm. Good proposition to party
who can furnish himself. See
owner. John H. Worfred, College
Park, 216 W. Cambridge Ave.

Want woodman-farmer for 45-
A. at low rental. 100 A. cross
fenced for crops; 350 A. fenced for
erazing. Tie, pulp, fuel turpen-
tine and lumber timber, 2 houses
(11 rooms), barn, stable, etc.
Healthy place. Near Cattle and
Farm Markets. E. E. Bishop,
Thomasville, Rt. 3.

A 35 A. farm for rent, 4 mi
Southwest of Atlanta, suitable
for truck farming. Fine for rais-
ing hogs and poultry. Near two
sehools and churches. See. Mrs.
L. D. Williams, Atlanta, 589
Boulevard, N. E., Wa 1171.

WANTED TO RENT





- houses or 1 large house, in Brooks.

school and church.|

and church, for a period of years.

FARM LAND

Want rent a a H. farm



2
or adjoining county. Floyd J.
Story, Quitman, Rt. 3.

Want small crop with small
house on halves. and work for
wages bal. this year. Have to be
moved and furnished. Geo. H.
Mitchell. Atlanta, 341, central
Ave. S..W.

Want large 2% or 3 mule farm
with 2 houses on halves. Have to
be moved and furnished. 7 hands
to work, 4 to plow..C. R. Wade,
Mitchell, Rt. 2:

Want good, small place with
good buildings, near good school

L. O. Meaders, Cleveland, Rt. 2

Want to rent. wild land or oth-
er cheap pasture land, suitabie
for cattle grazing the year round.
Not much improvements neces-
sary but must be at least partly
fenced. Abandoned home or game
preserve might suit. Must be very
cheap. C. R. Morris, Newnan, Rt.

Want sandy lands with good
water and buildings, some hog
and cattle pasture; convenient io
school and churches. Standing
rent at $50.00 1f $75.00 per year.
William C. Ward, Geneva.

Want rent small farm in the
vicinity of Ellenwood, with good
house and out bidgs., also pas-
ture, not over $250.00 annually
cash rent. M. P. Coley, Ellenwood.

Want rent, long term lease or
buy on easy terms, 150 acres good
farm land, good cow:and hog
pastures, water and 8 to 10 M.
turpentine trees 2 or more good
houses with modern conveniences,
near church and school and mail
routes; also buy oz rent farm
tools and livestock and feed stuff.
Mrs. Geo. M. Mimbs, Kite, Rt. 2.

Want rent a farm. H. . Jen-
kins, Wrightsville, Rt. 1.

An honest, good farmer wants
to cash rent a small place in
Northeast Georgia, to raise poul-
try. Can repair and keep up.
Make good proposition. Would
like to buy later. W. B. Jesse,



Owner, Red Oak.

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pasture with plenty}

Ga. but other places consi

ter, for standing rent. Ridle

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Farmers Golden T.

Come. behold the wor
the Lords He maketh wa;
sease unto the end
earth; He breaketh Yhe
and cutteth the spear i
der; He burneth the ch:
in fire. Be still anew know
I am God.Psaim 46:8-1



WANTED TO R
FARM LAND

Want truck or or genera
1940. Prefer Northwest
50-50 basis. with poss:
long term lease with r
market. Best of ref. C..L
Alto. .

Want 1 horse farm in
Ga., or get with someon
poultry and small stock.
experienced Poultryman
Smith, Baxley, Rt. 3





Want to rent or shar
good 1 horse farm. Ha
stock and can run self.
good land and house. D.
kie, Statesboro, Rt. 4.

Want 15-20 A. farm wit.
12 miles Atlanta, good lan
3-4 R, house, water, near
and church. Furnish se
tools and stock. Standing

L, Hicks, Decatur, Rt. 2

Want 1 h. crop, standing
with river bottoms and good
ture, well, out- -bldgs., 4.
house. Preferably in Nor

Ny

Marvin N. Brown, _Etberto
3, Box 250.

Want 1 or 2 h. crop,
water, wood, 5-6 R. hous
lights), on good road, near s
on bus route. Reasonable
rent paid monthly. C. E
Douglasville, Rt. 2.

Want hone from party w
a good stock farm to ren
about 12 brood sows an
many cows. Lots of exp. ra
stock. Want on halves or s|
ing rent. Geo. L. Sikes, C.
Res,

Man, wife, age 50, child,
old, want 1 h. farm of 20
3srds 4ths, or standing ren
move and furnish self.
what you have. J. P. Th
Winston, Rt. 1. <

Want hear from party}
farm or other suitable pla
terested in poultry with
light farming. I have th
jence, some money, chick
tures, 1-2 ton truck. all su
to do good business. Give
tion and full details in
ter. B. J. Jordan, ee
Doverhall.

Want 1h. farm within
East Point, with house, wood

mon, 209 Pine Ave., Eas

Want 5 or 6 h. farm, goo
good bldgs., good commu
not too far from church
Shurling Davisboro, R

_ Want small, 1h. farm i

house, barn, pasture. State
full details. Jas. E. Barnett,
rollton, Rt. 5.

Want to rent or lease 1 Bie
dy farm, with good 4-
ceiled house, fenced garde
and cow pasture with run
water; convenient to schoc
school bus, mail rt. ete. Nc
exceed $75 per year rent.
Ward, Geneva.

Want small piece of lan
4-5 room house, or place
houses; Must have wat
house. Pay reasonable :
rent in advance. Mrs. Willie -
ders, Chickamauga, Box 4

Want rent small far
house, near Fort Vall
Joyner, Fort Valley.

Family wants a 3-4
with some land, near
within 3 miles. E. Moor
Rit. 243

Want 4 or 5 A. land
house in. good cond. well o:
water, garage. barn,

in Fulton County. Can p
$6.00. H. P. Merrell, Atla
Middle St.

Want rent now and
farm of 150 acres, good |
turing cattle, in either |
Gwinnett, DeKalb, Coweta,
or Douglas county. Must
substantial outside fence
caretakers house, and ple
ter on place. Write at o
you have to offer. L. B.
non Hapeville.

Want a Government e:
horse) for 1940. 5 in far
large enough to work. Ra
farm. Am 32 yrs. old, well
jarming. Peter James



Baxley c-o Gen. Del.





Ambrose. Rt. 2 gee

October 16, 1939 oe

TED TO RENT |

ll able to work. Prefer
east Ga. Can gather
crops as am ready to be-
ence. Can drive truck and
and do carpenter work.
ref. Sam & J.. H. ols
RES:



nd-Hand Machinery
FOR SALE

Dpstlage cutter for filling
silo, $50.00 at my home.
West Cleveland. Write or
ee. K. S. Price, Cleveland,



out Waldron grist mill
20 bu. meal an hour), 1
Feed Mili, 1 new Wizard
Il, all in good cond., sell
or trade for hogs, cow or
. B. Dunbar, Atlanta, Box
one De 8440.

r, guar. perfect. Cost $150.00;
for $75.00 FOB. B. H. Sam-
Dublin.

eo corn sheller and other
ools for sale cheap. S. L.
drum, 486 Lee St.. Blakely.

urnace for 9-ft. syrup pan
d only twice). Reason for
ing, Eave 2 furnaces and only
W. Williams.

tee 2 Roller cane mill, pulled
otor or horse power, 1-11 ft.
r syrup pan (both )practic-
new), also 1 good 3 Roller
mill. $50.00 cash for lot.
7M. Moon, Shiloh, Rt. 1.

complete, first class set
ith tools for cash. Write
ce. L. L. Stephenson, Cool-

wagon, 1 h. power hay bal-

in. Meadows grist mill, for
xc. for value in cattle. T-.
gh, Lumpkin.

Star pea huller, mounted.
ed with 2 h. Stover engine.
vrs. Complete outfit. $75.
gle, Thomaston, RFD.

dows 20 in. corn mill and 2
corn sheller, good cond.,
00, or exc. for good McCor-
mower and rake in as good
ew cond. G. M. Williams.
ers, FUG. ae

Riding cultivator, 1 24 in.
ams grist mill, and 2 Super
er incubators. Sell or exc.
chickens, hogs, cattle. grain.
ything can use. S. W. Payne.
Ground, Rt. 4.

ernational self-feeder, power
-sheller, perfect cond., new
hains. $75.00 here. J. W.
ey, Winder.

siden power cane mill, No. 27.
; 1 large chain for Royal
ut picker (Cost $90.00), sell
$25.00: McCormick Deering
separator No. 4, $65.00. All
cellent cond. D. E. Stewart,

Roller conveyor for peach
er, $25.00. Exc. for other farm
hinery. What have you? Lov-
Sewell, Newnan.

nearly = 16 in. 3 Roller
mill, cheap, 2 rollers, 4 box-
: good as new, cheap. Mrs.
is Chase, Kingsland.

stributor, cotton planter,
er and other farming tools,
ale. W. L. Crewe, Dallas, Rt.

MicCormick Deering tractors, 1
sh 15-30 and F-12, and 1 ea.
mon and Lilliston peanut
r. R. S. Anderson, Hawkins-

bbl. flour mill, complete,
, cleaner, flour dressing ma-
and etc. Excellent cond.

lanta, 1299 Epworth St.

new 1 h. wagon, guano drill.
otton planter, some good plow
ls and about 800 bundles fod-

Sell cheap. Doyle Grant,
linesville, Rt. 7.

set strong 18 in. cane mill
ers, $25.00 if taken at once,
pair 1100 lb. mules and pr.
0 ib. blocky built, 809 yrs. old
sale. I. G. Thompson, Elabell,

Canning Retorts, ea. 50 gal.
)., Kettle, 50 gal. cap. for sale.
N. Colley, Elberton.

E unning gear of 2 h. wagon
ith sand bed, running cond.
50, 6r exc. 1 h. wagon. equal

or pay some difference. W.

Second Hand Machinery |

FOR SALE

Small size Chattanooga Cane
Mill and kettle, $25.00. C. R. Mor-
gan. Americus.

18 h. Peerless steam. eng,
mounted, ready to go, 1 hot wa-
ter, 250 cav. incubator, 1 chicken
feed mill (will make meal) 20 or
25 bu. per hour. Manuel Bailey,
Washington, Rt. 3.

Star pea huller. needs few re-
pairs, for sale. W. H. Mitchell,
Barnesville.

Fordson tractor with an up-to-
date motor in it and a Cutaway
harrow, $150.00; also. Walking
cultivator, $20.00. All good work-
ee cond. C. G. Holbrook. Cham-

lee.

1 new 4 McCormick mowing
machine, good cond., $30.00 or
exc. for corn, cows. hogs or chick-
J. M. Goolsby, Pembroke, Rt.

+ set of second-hand black-
smith tools. reasonnable for cash.
Mrs. Ellen Fitzgerald, Pitts.

4h. p. garden tractor, turning
plow, cultivator and riding cart
for sale or exc. for young, heavy,
well broke, work steers. M. Phil-
lips, Chickamauga.

3.H. Handy Man garden tract-
or, Sears-Roebuck make, slightly
used, for sale or exc. for a 4-5 yr.
old horse and fresh milch cow,
both must be gentle. M. R. Stone,
Red Oak.

Good, strong 3 Roller power
cane mill, complete, $35.00 here
or exc. for pigs or calves. L. W.
Thompson, Swainsboro.

Fordson tractor, good running
cond.. reasonable, or trade for
good value can use. Luther F.
Johnston, Decatur, Rt. 2, (Clam-
mond Road, 3 mi. Decatur).

1 Thomas mower and rake,
good cond., $30.00. Mrs. J. M.
Middlebrooks, Barnesville.

112 in. Williams Grist mill,
$15.00. or trade for hogs of equal
value. R. V. Weaver, Quitman,
Rt. 4.

New oat cradle, used % day, for
Sale. Make offer. Mrs. Homer L.
Jackson, Albany, Rt. 2.

Corn Mill, 42 in. runner, boiler
and cotton press, and wagon
scales, 3 ton cap. Come and make
offer. John W. A. Maxwell, Bow-
man, Rt. 1.

Apple cider press, Ot cona.,
$18.00 or exc. for equal value.
Mrs. J. B. Stevens, Grantville.

/ 1 good dbl. black wheels Ford-
son tractor, and 1 good bush and
bog harrow. Both $200. 00. Frank
G. Estes, Union City. .



Second Hand Machinery
WANTED

Want a second hand Hay press,
good cond., and reasonable price.
What have you? Also have a Coie
engine, 20 h. p. good cond., for
sale. Victor Hollis, Macon, %
Georgia Industrial Home.

Want good churn, prefer elec-
tric motor driven, from 10-50 gal.
cap., also like to buy a few good
rabbits. W. M. Rockel, Thomas-

vere, Ri, 1.

Want dairy boiler and bottle
washing sink for dairy work.
State cond. and price. Wryche.
Rowe, Greenville.

Want mowing machine at-
tachment for Fordson tractor,
1937 model. State name of ma-
chine and best cash price. Reed
Wilson, Morganton.

Want good, second-hand tract-
or and equipment at sacrifice
price. B. W. Bowman, Swyrna.

Want buy good, used tractor
with all equipment. W. G. Owen-
by, Marietta.

Want a 12-14 in. flat-bottom.
horse drawn riding sulkey turn-
ing plow. Must be in good cond.
State price. J. S. Strother, Amity.

Want a road cart, steel tired
wheels and steel axle, with good
safts and slatted botton and seat.
Must be good shape and bargain.
M. T. Bryson, Greensboro, Rt. 3.

Want good, second-hand 35
horse verticle Turbine water
wheel in good cond. R. C. Ray,
Jr., Cordele.

Want buy good, used Farmall
20 tractor or one just as good
make. W. H. Adams, Madison.

Want good 10 or 12 disc grain
and fertilizer drill, International
preferred. S. L. Thornton, Dewy-
rose. Rt. 1.

Want ate hay press in good
cond. R. P. Burson, Monroe.

Want to rent or buy Stump
puller. Must be in good cond.
also want 1 lime and fertilizer
distributor, or one combination
grain and fertilizer drill, tractor
drawn. B. F. Harris, Griffin, QP.





pees. Dunwoody, Rt. 1,

O. Box 364.





Second-Hand Machinery
WANTED
Want small dairy boiler in good

cold., and worth the money. Write.
Julian Britt, Tucker, Box 17.

PLANTS FOR SALE

_ Cabbage plants, Ga. and Head-
ing collard plants, 500, 50c 5c
M del; 10 M lots, $6.50 exp. ol.;
everybearing strawberry plants,
500, $1.00; $1.75 M del. Calvin
Garrett, Gainesville, Ri. a:

Missionary strawberry plants,
500, $1.25; $2.00 M; catnip, pep-
permint, "spearmint, hoarhound.
35c doz.; 4 doz. $1.00; white and
yellow jonquils, yellow butter and
egg bulbs, $1.00. M. O. Mrs. T.
H. McCurley, Hartwell.

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

Leading variety cabbage and
collard plants for fall and win-
ter setting, 300, 35c; 75c M del.;
50c col. Bonnie Lou Smith,
Gainesville, Rt. 2. :





Wakefield, Dutch and Drum-}|

head cabbage, 500, 50c; 75c M;
Mastodon, Thompson, Klondike
strawberry plants, 500, 80c; $1.50
M del. Amos Garrett, Gaines-
wile, Rt

C. W. and E. J. cabbage plants,
$1.00 M del. Mrs. Ione Edgerton,
Baxley.

Klondike strawberry plants 500
85c; $1.50 M del. Mrs. Leilar Phil-
lips Royston, Rt. 1.

100,000 everbearing uauess
plants, $1.50 M; 500, $1.00; L. J.
Henderson, Rt. 1, College Park.

Everbearing strawberry plants.
$1.50 M; 500, 85c del. Mrs. O. C.
Cantrell, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Klondike strawberry planis,
$1.50 M; Lady T., $1.75 M del.
Prompt del. Geo. L. Durand,
Gainesville, Rt. 2, Box 119.

Klondike strawberry plants,
$1.25 at my home. Mrs. Warner
Bone , Dalias.

Lady T. strawberry plants, 35c
C; $2.00 M; Everybearing straw-
berry plants, 25c C; $1.50. strong
plants, well rooted. "Exchange for
cabbage and Bermuda onicn
plants. Postpaid. Mrs. L. W. Sea-
go, Pinehurst.

C. W. Cabbage piants, 300, 40c;
500, 55c; 70c-M; 5 M or more, 65c
M del.; not del., 300, 30c; 500, 45c;
55c M; 5 M or more, 50c M' exp.
cOl.; also Ga. collard and Stone
tomatoes. Prompt shipment. R.
E. Keith, Gainesville, Rt. 5.

Everbearing strawberry plants,
$1.50 M. Exchange for nest on
ion sets, cabbage plants or dried
fruit. Mrs. A R. Rosser Cordele,
205-5th Ave.

Cabbage plants, White Bermu-
da onion plants, 75c M; Hast-
ings 100 Bu. seed oats, 50c bu;
Brooks Co. grown black rye, $1.75
bu. W. W. Williams, Quitman.

~C. W., Early Jersey, Fiat Dutch
cabbage plants, 500, 60c, $1.00 \.M;
5 M ots or more, 90 M del.
Guar. good plants. Melvin Deal,
Baxley, Rt. 4

Klondike Everbearing strawber-
ry plants, 20c C. Exchange plants
for 100 lb. white feed sacks, free
of holes, 500 plants for 10 sacks.
Mrs. Mae Brady. Dahlonega, Rt.
A;

Mastodon everbearing straw-
berry plants, 50c C; $4.00 M;
Primers Early, 75 Cc; $5.50 M.
Nora Nix, Alto, Rt. 2.

Lucretia dewberry, 75 C; $5.59
M; Celagtial White and Brown
turkey figs, 5 large or 12 med-
ium rooted, $1.00; fig cuttings,
25c doz.; $150 C postpaid. J. W
Toole, Rt. 2, Macon.

C. W., E. J. and Copenhagen
cabbage plants, $1.00 M; 500, 60c
del. J. P. Mullis, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Lady T. strawberry plants, 25c
C 500, 25c; $1.75 M; Klondike,
500, 75c; $1.50 M del. Young
plants. Ethel Crow, Gainesville,
Ret. 2.

Several thousand nice Ever-
bearing strawberry plants, $1.50
M del. Mrs. H. D. Burt, Rt. Box
136, Americus.

Early Dutch, Drumhead, Round
Dutch, Wakefield cabbage; head-
ing collard plants, 300, 35c; 75c
M del. 5 M, $2.50 col. Exchange
for pecans. No checks. C. W.
Smith, Rt. 2, Gainesville.

Large fresh extra E. J. and C.
W. cabbage plants, 500, 50c; 90c
M; crystal wax Bermuda onions,
same price del. postpaid. Satis.
guar. F. F. Stokes, Fitzgerald.

Kiondike strawberry plants,
20c C; 85c, 500; $1.50 M; 1939
dried peaches, 12460 1b. also 2
to 5 Ibs. butter weekly, cows T.
B. tested, free from coloring,~25
Ib.; bunch Geoiden bean seed,
25c cupful. Grace Crowe, Cum-

|



E. J., Flat Dutch, C. W. cab-

M lots or more, 85c M del. Prompt
shipment. Mrs. Opal L. Deal,
Baxley, Rt. 4.

Kiondike Everbearing straw-
berry plants, 20c C; exchange 100
White feed sacks for 500 plants.
Clyde Mason, Cleveland, Rt. 2.

Cc. W. Cabbage and heading
collards, 300, 40c; 500, 55c; 90c M;
5 M, $2.50; 10 M, $4.50; Kion-
dike strawberry piants, $1.25 M;
10 M lots, $10.00. O. M. Crow,
Gainesville. \ :

Mastodon strawberry piants,
35 C; $2.00 M del.; Hawkins
strawberry plants, 30c C; $2.00
M del. Satis. guar. money back.
Mrs. J. B. Hudgins, Flowery
Branch. x

Garden pie huckleberry, vine
peach seed; improved Klondyke
and Lady T strawberry plants,
$2 per M, also beautiful flower-
ing Calycanthus shrub, or exc.
for white feed or guano sacks.
Mrs. John Myers, Hartwell, Rt.
2 :

Hardy Lucretia dewberry
plants,,. Eldorado blackberry.
strong roots, 75c per C; $6 per
M, orders filled promptly. Mrs.
C. M. Robinson, Greenville.

' Cabbage, Wakefield, new crop
for fall planting, now ready, 45c
per 5 C, 65c per M prepaid; price
exp. col. $2.75 per 5 M, $5 per 10
M, terms, cash, prompt ship-
ment. John C. Chew, Gainesville,
Rie 1.

Cabbage. Charleston Wakefield,
drum head and heading collard,
65c per M, 60c per M in2 to 5
M lots; also seeds strawberry
plants, $1.25 per M. Ovie Crow,
Gainesville.

Cabbage, Charleston Wakefield
and collards, 75c del. 60c exp. col.
per 10 M or more. E. B. Wether-
ford, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Cabbage, lead. vars. fall and
winter, frost-proof, new crop,
now ready, price prepaid by mail,
35 per 3 C, 55c per 5 C, Td5c per
M, price by exp. not prepaid, 50c
per M. terms cash. Major Crow,
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Cabbage, onion and Jettuce, 15
per C, $1.00 per M; Blakemore
strawberry Pies 25 per C, $2
per M. Mrs. H. L. Brittingham,
Guyton.

Mastodon everbearing straw-
berry plants, 25c C; 500 for $1;
Green and Red Hot pepper and
green Bull-nose swest pepper, 25c
gal. Add postage. Mrs. Gussie
Conner, Buchanan.

Klondike strawberry plants, 0c
C.; 85, 500; $1:50 M; 1939 dried
peaches, 123 %C Ib.3 4 to 6 lbs.
butter weekly, Cows T. Be test-
ed; free of coloring, 25 ib.\ Cal
beer seed, 10c start; bunch bean
seen, 25c cupful. Mrs. Effie
Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1.

~ Klondike and Lady T. straw-
berry plants, 15c C; 65c, 500; $1.25
M. Add postage. Louise Martin,
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Mastodon. everbearing straw-
berry plants, 25c C; 500, $1.00;
green Hot and Bell pepper, 25
gal..Add postage. Mattie Wright,
Buchanan, Rt: 2.

Thornless youngbelrry,
raspberry, new
new scuppernong

Ax Neal,

Acme
boysenberry,
bunch grapes,
grape, govt. insp. H.
Ashland.

Thompson, Klondike and Mis-
sionary strawberry plants $1.75
M. in Ist and 2nd zones; white
multiplying onions, 30c gai. Mrs.
G. C. Holland, Gis Branch,
Red

Very fine Mastodon everbear-
ing strawberry plants, %ec ea.
del.; above 300, a ea. del. A.
J. Willoughly, Rt. 1, Waco. -

Mastodon everbearing Lady T
strawberry plants, 35c Cc: 300 M
black raspberry plants, $1. 00. doz.
del. in Ga. Mrs. Spur Holioway,

Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 35.

Early imp. young Klondike
strawberry plants, 15c C; also
fine sundried peaches, 10c Ib.
Add postage. Rosie Crow, Cum-
ming, Rt. 1.

Klondike strawberry plants,
25c C3 85c, 500; $1.50 M postpaid.
Now ready. Royce were Flow-
ery Branch, Rt. 1.

Frost proof Dutch, Wakefield,
and Drumhead cabbage plants,
also collard plants, 400, 40c; 75c
M del; 5. M, $2.50 exp. col. Lee
Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2, Box 143.

Wakefield and Dutch cabbage
plants, 500, 50c; 80c M; straw-
berry plants, 500, $1.00; $1.75 M
del. Laura Mae Garrett, Gaines-
Ville, Rt. 7, Box 49.

Leading variety cabbage and
collard plants for fall and win-
ter setting, 300, 35c; 75e M del.;
$3.00, 5 M; $2.50, 10 M exp. ca!
Prompt shipment. C. W. Smith,



ming, Rt. 1.

Gainesville,

i

PLANTS FOR SALE _

bage plants, 500, 60c; $1.00 M: 5|.

HORSES AND MULES
- FORSALE



Gentle pony, 13 yrs. old, $4). 00,
4 yr. old Jersey cow and calf,
$45.00; pigs and shoats. Cc. O.
Bane, Austell, Rt. 2, (2 mi. Bank-
rs Highway on Cooper Lake

Sell either a mule or a ma
and a2 horse wagon. John
pe Chatsworth, Rt. As = x

Good, sound mule, "$50. 00
exc. for reg. S. P. C. boar sao

of equal value or velvet bean
M. M. Nall, Augusta, Rt. 2.

1 mule for sale cheap or exc.
for young cow or heifer, alco
good cow for sale for $40.00. J.O
Duncan, Stone Mtn., Rt: 2.

Good mule and horse, 10 yrs,
old, both in good cond., work any
where: also good wagon and farm
tools. $150.00 for lot. D. B. ae
Griffin, Zebulon Rd. oe

Good, sound black mare mule
1050 Ib. wt. Sell or exc. for goo
milch cow and colt (horse 9
mare) or for co or colt and ba
cash. Prefer Draft type. Write
what you have. E. . Hick
Yatesville.

2 yr. cold: ee colt, pais
work to anything and a specially
good saddler, $85.00 cash at barn.
C. E. Nobles, Colquitt; Rt. 5. -

1 good plug mule, good .cond,
$50.00. Mrs. B. P. Kimbrough,
Greensboro. ee

Black mare mule, 4 yrs. old, wr
1000 lbs., work anywhere, for

sale. See at my barn, A; es oe

Union City.

Good work mule for sale oF
trade for cow or chickens. Mrs,
J. T. Cooper, Atlanta, Rt. 8, Box
492 (Ridge Ave., Centerhill),

Reg. Spanish Jack, black, white
belly and nose, gentle, about 8
yrs. old. Paid $500.00 and $42.50.
express for him. Sell or swap for
a good 30 tractor and pay dif-
ference. Beef cattle or mules. See
at my farm, Flippen. 4 mi. No.
McDonough. John J. Varner,
Mail Carrier, Rt. 2, McDonough.

5 yr. old, 1400 lb. bay stallion,
perfect working qualities. Sell or
trade. P. L. Burgess, Bowdon. ~

Pair mares, 4 and 5 yrs. old
wt. afound 1200 lbs. blocky made
Make fine brood mares. Write
for price. Chas. T. McMillan, .
Gainesville, Rt. 8.

9 yr. old mare mule, good cond.,
work anywhere, gentle, $140.00.
cash at my barn; also plow tools
at right price. Come see. B. P.
Chastain, Toccoa, Rt. 1. ;

Black mare mule, wt. 1100 Ibs.
smooth mouth. Good farm mule,
$75.00 or trade for cattle or hogs.
T. K, Chandler, Luthersville..

8 yr. old mare, $75.00 or trade
for mule of equal value. R. Ez,
Neely, Riverdale.

Some good mules, 5 and 6 yrs.
old, also 2 smooth mouth good
workers, a Geo. ene.
Moultrie, Rt.

Mule, sound, gentle, work any=
way, $40.00, 1 mi. Cooks Cross-
ing South. O. L. Holsinger, Col~
lege Park, Rt. -2, - Box: 265.

Spanish Jack, good cond., for.
sale. J. T. Hays, Hartwell. ae

Sell a pr. mare mules, wt. ap-
proximately 1200 Ibs. ea., work
anywhere. Sound, no plugs. R. be
Weaver, Quitman, Rt, 4.

Black mare, 4 yrs. old, worlk
perfectly anywhere, gentile, for
sale. Mrs. B. C. King, Moultrigy
119 Sth St, So Ww: |

7 yr. old red roan Jack,
about 800 Ibs., easily handled,
good qualities, $165.00 del. within
200 mi. Also 12 Jersey and Guern= |
sey heifer calves, large enough t@
make jt on garss, $1250 ea,
around. W. 4. Adaras, Aa
1650 Glenwood Ave.

Good cond., saddle and work
mare, plenty pep but easily
handled, 6 yrs. old, about 908
Ibs. $100.00. Chas. A. Moore,-At=
lanta, 156 Browns Mill Rd., Ma
8279.

2 ood brood mares, 5 and 8
yrs. old, work good anywhere,
cheap for wash. Mrs. J. E. Justus,
Clayton, Rt. 2.

Good brood mare, in foal, 15
mos. old. mare colt and a 3 mas.
old colt. Harold Malcom,
roe.

2 farm mules, 900 lbs., 6th for
$100, or would sell separately a
W. Remley, Egypt, Rt. 1.

Good farm mule, sound, good
eyes and limbs, $75.00; alsa big
bone Guinea and O. I. C. pigs,
crossed, 2 mos. old males $7.50;
females, $5.00 ea. Want a milk
goat soon to freshen; under 5



qts. daly not considered, Jos. M. 3%
Corbett, Nashvil= :



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE

- Good mare mule, wt. 950 Ibs.,
good cond.. work anywhere.
$100.00; nice young prood mare,
wt. 900 Ibs. already bred, $135.00.
Ww. L. Sag bee Tallapoosa, Rt.



ak a 2, yrs. old, 700 Ib
at $75.00. or trade for yearlings.
esi Richards. Tifton, Rtg by

aE Nice, young brood mare blocky,
- short legged, wt. about 1175 Ibs.
Sell or trade for mule and give

x take difference (no old plug
wanted). J. B. Hand, Atlanta, Rt.
1, Box 269 (last house on Spinks
St... Riverdale).



HOGS | FOR SALE

Small black mare mule, good
order and hustler, to plow, $125.;

so bare mare, 900 to 1000 Ibs.,

ork anywhere, best of qualities,
65.00. Cash. A. Liverman, ee
max (5% mi. No. Sle) Rt.

=o: brood mares 8-10 yrs. old,
wt. about 1100 lbs.,



000 Ib. Jack, $150.00. for the].

a
pair. Ben Shealy, Bremen, Rt. 2.

At stud: Wonderland Pea-
ine, chestnut with flax mane
nd tail, sired by Jean Val
Jeans Choice, * and out of Jes-
semine Chieftian. A Rex Pea-
vine and Bourbon Chief cross.
Fee $25.00. Book your mares now.
Write or call for full details.
Clyde E. OKelley, ane
rel. No. 1104 J. 5

Sees yr. old mare, wt. ~ 1050. Tbs.,
red to jack. Very gentle, work
anywhere, fat and sound, for sale
and want a good, broke yoke of
work steers, cheap for cash, pre-
fer peed matches. 1600-2400 Ibs.
wt. . H. Wellborn, LaFayette.

Ss ae nice, smooth mouth
mare mule, 1100'1b. wt. fat, in
ood shape, worked large farm
S year, extra smart and sound.
1 or trade for tractor, harrow,
ned. size and in good shape,
Hammer mill cows or anything
acan use. L. T.-Cox. ey At
Ww. : Camps Farm.

- small black mare mules, 7
ad 8 yrs. old, first class cond..
around 800 Ibs. ea., for sale at
home on old Dalton Ra., 12
mi. Rome. Mrs. H. G. Mobley.
: muchee, Ri:

ice, good mule, wie 900 Ibs. or
more, 9 yrs. old, work anywhere.
also 2 fine young Jersey bulls,
about matured, and some corn
ale. Very reasonable, at my

J. A. Thompson. Rockmart.

mares; Ls bay mare, colt is 3
mos. old, one 5 yrs. old, red and
hite spotted, about 900 lbs. Sell
or both or swap for 1 real
od mule. Live in Haralson
unty, Georgia. 5 mi. West of
Tallapoosa, on Tallapoosa-Ed-
ards Road. Z. D. ae Musca-
dine, Ala. Rt. 2.

locky built mare, wt. 1050 Ibs.,
Iso fresh cow- (heifer calf), Both
entle. oes I. ee Valdosta, Rt.

plack mule: colt about 5 mos.
old, wt. about 400 lbs. Gentle and
dead with halter (now old enough

wean), $50.00 cash. Alton

e. Douglas, Rt. 1.

1 large type Black Guinea sow,
8 mos. old (grand breeder), wt.
about 325 or 350 Ibs.
ed, $45.00 or exc. for good cow
eshen in October or Novem-
et boars, $10.00 ea.;

jonis): Pigs reg. in Buyer's name
sun treated, Now ra W. A.

1 purebred, sub. to ree. Duroc
ersey male, 6 mos. old $10.00
Bo my barn.
aldostac Rt. 3.

6 big bone Guinea pigs, 4 fe-
ales, 2 males, for sale my barn.
ugene Barron. Acworth, Rt. 1.

ead purebred black P. C.

bi. treated, $9.00 for single

+ $8.00 for lot of 2 to 5 pigs;
0 ea. for lot of 5 or more;
bred gilts, mature sows and

All FOB. Reg. papers ex-.
L. Elkins, Teacher

5c ea..

eae ee ents: Al-

aiso Se spec-

ices on some real. nice

S, some boars about large
ough for service. Ca M, Stall-

MARKET BULLETIN

HOGS FOR SALE

HOGS FOR SALE



ea., bred to}

Stay-fat| Jess Sloan, Pelham,

gilts

- Billy Johns aon

Real S. P. C. breeding stock,
second to none, bred right, reg.
and immuned. Write. W. R. Rat-
ley, Bainbridge.

4S. P. C. boar pigs, 6 mos. old,
wt. 125 Ibs. ea., dbl. treated, $15.00
ea. FOB. Champion blood lines.
Geo. W. Burney, Guyton.

O. I. C., 2-shoats and 7 pigs,
6 wks. old October 14th, for sale.
Mrs. W. A. Martin, Gainesville,
Rt. 4, Box 81. :

18 mos. old S. P. C. male, 400-
500 Ibs., $35.00; some real fine
pigs, about 3 mos. old, treated for
cholera and reg. in buyers name.
$10.00 ea. All FOB. J. H. Braziel,
Jt., Pitts,

Purebred Berkshire pigs, 6 to
8 wks. old, triple treated, also
some sheep, for sale. L. C. Hall,
Lithonia, Rt. 2:

Big Bone Black P. C. pigs,
boars and gilts. East feeding pro-
lific strain. Unless best breeding
is wanted dont write. C. J. May,
Washington.

Hampshire pigs,
service boars, of

es gilts,.
outstanding

plood-lines, also Angus bulls and

heifers for sale. Theo Stivers,
Rome, Box 278.

3 S. P. C. males. sub. to reg.,
treated, $7.50 ea. FOB. Cash with
order. Pigs, 10 wks. old. W. L.
oe Broxton.

ped. O. I. C. pigs, 8 to 10
ee ie. $10.00 ea. (No better
stock for profitable breeding).
Earl S. Haines. Smyrna Bees
(Atlanta) BE 1808.

10 Black African Little Bone
Guinea pigs ready October 14,
males and females, $4.00 ea. at
barn. Ralph Croker, Supa

Rt.

Large fae big bone P. C. shoats
from best blood lines. Reg. in
buyers name. Cheap. Watson
Salter, Pitts. aay

S. P. C. pigs, 10 wks. old, pure-
bred, oS type, crated. No pap-
ers. Z. Scott, Concord.

1 litter O.L.C. fine pigs, ready Z
Sow pigs, male and female, rang-
jing in ages from 2 to 8 mos. S.

now, reasonable price. Miss Annie
Ee Jones, Fayetteville, Rt. 3.

Reg. P. C. pigs, finest breed-
ing big bone Blacks. Low prices.

eR: Lunsford, Whitehall.

2 9 fine brood sows, bred, and
1 male. P. C. and Berkshire, 33
fine pigs. Farm above the aver-
age. Sell reasonable. Will. Sum-_
mer, Gainesville, Box 206. ie

' Big bone | Black Guinea bred |
gilts and pigs for sale. Te oT.
Proctor, Eastman. _

1S. P. C. boar. o yes, old, can
be reg. buyers name, for sale.
W. Overstreet. Lenox, Rt. 1.

Purebred little bone black stay-
fat Guinea pigs, ready for ship-
ment Oct. 25th at $8.00 ea., $15.00

pair. Guaranteed; also 5 mo. old
| gilt, $15.00;
| only accepted. J. . ees
} Marlow, Rt. ee

a. male, $10.00. M. O.

2S. P. C. pigs, male and. fe-
male, 12 wks. old, wt.- 60 Ibs.,

| good marks and. fine stock, $8.50

ea. at my home and with papers. |

Jack. Ansley, Thomson, R. anes

Duroc Jersey male pies, reg.
buyer's. name, sired by Coast- |
al Broadcaster. farrowed June
22nd. Best breeding and care.
$10.50 ea. or exc. for heifers.
Rt. i

4 bred O. I. C. sows, 1 service
boar, and 3 bred gilts out of doz-
en litter, $40.00 ea. Also several
| gilts and boars, $15.00 ea. All reg.
Roger Meeks, Carroliton, Box 93.

Reg. Duroc sows bred tg 8
Champion Duroc boar. 4th litter.
Cholera treated. Papers trans-
ferred, $30.00 FOB Cornelia. |
Mercer Dalton, Alto.

Pigs and shoaie 30-60 Ibs.,
cross-breeds and P. C. Sell or
consider exc. for heifer calves of
weaning age. M. T. Satun
Greensboro, Rt. 3. oa

Reg. S. P. C. pigs, 3 mos. old
good | individuals, inoculated,
crated and with,reg. papers, $10
ae ea. J. M. Clark, oo

S. P. C. gilts and ear veady

for breeding and service, cholera

immune, reg. good bone and col-
or, well developed. See before you
buy. H. M. Woodward, _ Waycross.

OS Pod boars, ree. _buyers
name, 7 mos. old, wt. about 175
Ibs. Excellent cond. Not the or-
dinary kind. Crated and. del.,
ae .00 ea. E. S. Abercrombie; Cor-
ele,

1 big bone P. C. stock hog. wt
200 Ibs., sub to reg., $30.00; also
6 gal. old honey in % gal. fruit
jars, $1.00 gal. FOB. C. W. Hutch-
ings, Hilishoro, -

Reg. S.. P. C. pigs also boar



old enough for service. Good
stock. G. L. Se, Tifton.

3 reg. S. P. C. pigs, 2 gilts and
male, $10.00 ea. with papers.
Ready for delivery. Thos. H. Ed-
wards, Jr., Pembroke.

6 purebred black P. C. Shoats,

separately. Sammie Hines, Ogle-
thorpe. Rt. 2, Box 31.

Full blooded Duroe boar, about

Cheap, or exc. for oats.
Goodson, Wadley.

14 big bone P. . pigs, wt. 40-
50 Ibs., $4.50 ea. for lot. W. E.
Neville, Jr., Rabun Gap.

Reg. O. I. C. pigs, 3 mos. old.
Good type, prolific; also will
sacrifice reg. boar, 15 mos. old to
prevent inbreeding. as L. Jor-
dan, Carrollton, Rt.

18 Thrifty growing pigs, $3 to
$6 ea. or will exc. for yearlings,
corn, oats, laying hens; 2 large
brood sows, $30 ea., also large
Toulouse geese, $2 ea. Mrs. J. N.
Carson, Griffin, Rt. 4.

Guinea, purebred, little bone
pigs, males and females, ready
to ship. W. N. McCullough. Ring-
gold, Rt. 1.

7 Thrifty Poland- China pigs.
*7 wks. old, in good shape, $4 ea.,
or $7.50 per pair FOB. W. H.
Hester, Ringgold. pss

.1 Reg. S. P. C. boar, perfect
markings, ready for service, dbl.
treated and papers, wt. approx-
neatly 150 ibs., $15. W. E. Sick-
, Savannah, 1130 East 50th St.

& ia pigs, purebred, regis-
tered. A. G. Fee Summerville,
Rt2. |

3 purebred S. P. C. boards ana
1 gilt; 1 boar. 3% mos. old, $8.50;
2 boars, 3 mos. old, $8.00; 1 gilt,
3 mos. old, $9.00. Treated and
reg. in buyers name, 50% white
rand 50% black. Billie Cawthon,
Jackson, Rt. 1.

26. Purebred S.. P.-C. pigs, x
males, 3 females, 3 mos. 1S. P. C.
gilt, 1 yr: to farrow soon, all
subject to reg. ces P. Cox, ae
Pitts.

2 Yr. old boar, 1 op old sow;

Je

Pe ne Jack Fletcher, For-
syth.::

Reg. Hampshire _ hd puree
with pigs. John Mondelli, Val-
dosta, 114 W. Central Ave.

Berkshire shoats, wt. 40-50 lbs.,
also April hatch Buff Orp. TOOs-
ters, and a 6 yr. old mare and 2
yr. old colt, for sale. Lawrence
Lunsford, Dew ose.

14 nice pigs, Hampshire and S.
P. C. crossed. $3.00 ea. Carl D.
Thomas, Macon Cross Teves
(new Clinton Road).

8 P. C. grade pigs, 50-60 lb. wt.
also 12 grade Berkshire-P. C.,
pigs, 10 wks. old, FOB my farm.
M. ols Bryson, Greensboro, Rt. 3.

oA purebred S. P. C. pigs, with
papers: 2 gilts and 1. male, 10
wks. old Sept. 25th, $10.00 ea.
Thomas H. Edwards, Pembroke

O. Te. reg. pigs, highly bred,
| outstanding individuals: females,
$8.50 ea. Special prices on males;
| also special prices to 4-H clubs.
Jack Davis, Temple.

Reg. S. P. C.. service boars and
bred gilts, for sale. L. M. Isler.
Morgan.

i--Reeg; Duroc- jekey- eit, 14
mos. wt. about 300 ibs. treated for |
swine plague and cholera, $22.
Mrs, J. F. Drury, Waynesville.

S. P. C. pigs, from 4-H club
sow, wt. 70-75 Ibs. reg. in buyers
name, $10 each, male and gilts.
Durwood Cumming, ' Warthen.

Duroc .sow, wt. 300 lbs. 7 pigs,
15 days old. priced right, blocky
stock. C. C. Freeman, Omega (1%
mi. SE Omega).

2 small boned Guinea SOWS, 1
little stay fat kind, 1 yr. in Sept.
have first pigs; also 1 little Gui-
nea sow (with pig) 2 yrs. old, $20
ea. fob Sparks. Mrs. M. F. Law-
son, Sparks.

16 pigs, 7 and 9 wks. $4 ea. or
will exchange for good milch
cow. G. C. Porter, White, Rt. 1.

Medium, stocky built S. P. C.
| pigs, highly bred, wt. about 40-60
lbs. $10 ea. with papers, as long
aS they last; also 1 perfect type
reg. Guernsey. pull calf about 5
mos. a beauty, $35 with papers.
M. L. Gross, Sandersville.

4 Very fine S. P. C. pigs, per-
fect in every respect, 2 males, 2
females, worlds champion blood
lines, will reg. in buyers name,
rhe Ses L. D: Singley, Jackson.
R

Registered S: P. C. pigs, $10 ea.
champion blood lines for sale or
exchange for White King pigeons,
6 New Zealand white rabbits. W.
L. Cowan, Jr. Covington.
aS = 2s ;



big type, $24.00 for lot or will sell |

2% yrs old, wt. around 400 Ibs. |

/enough for use and smaller

boars, sows and gilts, also sows.

HOGS FOR SALE

Purebred Durocs, registered.
cholera immune, all ages, write



Orchard Hill Farm, Carrollton.

Big bone S. P. C., about 35 Ib.
male pig, $7.00 or trade for. good |.
breed, young hens; also P. C. 1
yr. old sow (good mother), good
cond., with reg. papers, $25.00.
Cash. Dennis Williams, Dallas,
Rt2. Bay : oS

Thoroughbred Duroc gilt pigs,
farrowed February 7th, treated

-for cholera, $15.00 and $20.00,

FOB Albany. L. W. Horne, Al-
bany, Rt. 3 Box 411.

- Choice Berkshire boars large

ids Hardman, Commerce.

Highest quality geunine big

also few bred gilts. Guar. pure-
bred. Lowest prices for quality.
C. F. Lunsford, Whitehall.

Young Berkshire sow, extra
nice, with 10 pigs. Sell in lot or
separate. Sow $25.00; pigs, $5.00
ea. Can be seen my farm, 3 mi.
S. E. Mableton. Mrs. J. O. Mor-
ris, Austell, Rt. 2.

P. C. pigs. 8 wks. old, fine
stock. for sale. Call Ca 9896 or
come see. W. Patterson Atlanta,
107 Stone Road (Rt. 4; Box 407.

Purebred S. P. C. pigs, $6.00
ea.; service boars, $20.00 ea.;
brood sows, $25.00 ea. Ali of best
pure breed. Frank Lawrence, Mil-
ledgeville. Rt. 2.

5 shoats, wt. 50 to 70 aby, $4.00

| ea. in lot. No cholera. R. Is Harp,

Trenton.

C. reg. in buyers name, treated
for cholera, 12 wks. old, $10.00 ea.
Earl Brumbelow, Alpharetta. Re
2. ;

S. P. C. pigs. from litters of 12
to 15 (never less), 8 wks. old and
older, reg. buyers name. Write
for prices. L. D. Martin, For-
sybh,Rt.3:

8 fancy pigs, 8 wks. old, cross

-petween purebred B. P. C. sire

and S. P. C. sow (both parents
large and mature, $4.50 ea., 2 for
$8.50. crated and del. Express of-
fice free. Sat. oe C. R. Morris,
Newnan, Rt. 3

SRG: igs brof dams of
Worlds pat breeding and sired
by boars of Worlds champion
breeding, cholera immune, reg.
buyers name, $10.00 ea. L. J
Washington, Jackson.

HOGS WANTED

Trade 400 cap. egg Inc., A- 1
cond., for pair Reg. Duroc pigs,
8 wks. old or older. J. Tom Mose-
ley, Columbus, 5425 Poni
Road, Box 292.

Trade 4006 cap. egg Inc., A-1
cond., for pair Reg,. Duroc. pigs,
8 wks. old or older. J. Tom Mose-
ley, Columbus, 5425 Hamilton
Road. Box 292. |

Sheep and Goats For Sale









150 head of sheep, $3.00 per
Moultrie, Rt. 4.

1-1473, A. G. S. Sort-haired and
hornless. Dam Mile Hile Avada.
53442 A. Copy of -ped. on request.
Service fee, $5.00. Mrs. Ovalene
Highland, Lavonia, Rt. z:

10 good young native Ewe sheep

bred to lamb Dec. and January,

$45.00 for lot, FOB farm. All fat,
fine and extra nice sheep. W. M.
Rockel, Thomasville, Rt. 1, Met-
calf Road.

_ At stud, ae. natural putt-
headed Toggenburg buck. Vig=
orous, fertile and blooded milk
stock. Does boarded very reason-
able. Service fee, $2.00. Mrs. Mc- }
Elroy, Atlanta, 205 Norwood Ave.,
N. E., De 3710.

Purebred young Saanan buck
for sale or exe. for fresh milk
goat; also have several nice does
for sale. Henry McGee, Atlanta,
49 Warren St: S. E., De 3055.

Two milk goats, $10. 00. G. H.
Clark, Griffin, Rt.

2 well bred wae does 1 yr.
and 1% yrs. old, respectively.
Both bred to reg. buck Cone giv-
ing milk); 2 Saanan. bucks, 6
mos. old. Papers with-one, other
from purebred, but unreg. dam.
Reasonable or exc for reg: fe-
male Saanan, any age. Edwin
Simpson, Atlanta, 695 Paynes
Ave., N. W.

1 Nubian milk: goat, not pure-
bred, fresh, $8.00 or exc. for 8
hens. Prefer Buff Minorcas; 2
ewe kids, 4 mos. old, $5.00 or exc,
for 5 hens, E. E. Lynn; Waycross.

1. Toggenburg = Nubian milk
goat, also a 6 mos. old doe, for



sale, cheap. Louis Soto, Atlanta,
120 Simpson St. N. W-

for prices. Aubrey Stallings, care.

pone imp. Guinea sows and pigs,

Male and female pigs, Black P. |

head at my home. Tom Hancock, :

Purebred Toggenburg Ginger.

| for. beef,

Monday, October

SHEEP AND GOA
FOR SALE

At Stud, Reg. Saanan
fee, $3.00; pure Toggenbur
fee. $2.00. Does boarde
served. 3 does, heavy mil
and bred. very reasonable. H
Evans, Atlanta, ae
Ske



and Ses trom 15% I

stock. Matured and guar;

fertile. Service fee $5.0

oe Hynds, 93 Warren
. Atlanta, or call Dearbo:

it Toggenburg buck, 6 q
18:mos. $15; 1 Toggenburg oE
4 qt. stock, 5 mos. $5;
Alpine doe, gives 4 ats. mill
or will exc. for hogs at
price. E. B. Shoemaker
Point, Rt. 2.

CATTLE FOR SA

Purebred, reg. Hereford
and heifers and 1 herd b
sale, apply E. T. Boswel
Siloam.

15 mos. old Jersey bull,
service, gentle, good cond
at my barn; rsey
mos. old, real fat, $10.
barn. No CHS: Mis. =
Crowe, Monticello, Rt. 4.

Yoke of oxen, 5 yrs. ol
about 1800 Ibs. Gentle,
single or double, for sale.
best offer. J. on
Barretts.





but no papers.
C. B. Huie, Forest Par

Jersey and Holstein co
mos. old, $35.00; 4 mos. old t:
oughbred bull, $10. 00; 2.
heifer, (2 gal. day on
$40.00. On No. 41 high
mi. So. Adairsville, Mrs.
Clayton, Adairsville. ae

. An extra good, young Ue

Ibs. per, 1 milking whe
for sale. Lewis E. Tabor

Good, thoroughbred G
male, 3% yrs: old, wt.
1,100 Tbs. $65.00 or sw
heifers. J. R. Price, Locust

Thoroughbred Guernse}
calf, 5 mos. old, good
color, thrifty. $25. 00 at bar
exc. for Guernsey heifer.
C. Thomas, Metcalf.

Solid while, young Sh
bull. Reg. and from well
Southern herd. Sell or
cattle or other farm an
Jas. E. Pace, College a
Box 400-A.

1 Jersey bull, fat anc
good markings, 8-mos. old
at my barn, Mrs. Jewel
Riverdale, Rt. <4. :

3 bulls, 8 heifers, wt. 100

5 double- Mangard: ear
ee bull, * yrs. old, f

watt fawn colored cee
gal. cow (supposed to

Jersey) and ~ sired by =

Jersey, $40.00, FOB lo

Barge, Stonewall.

2 Aberdeen- -Angus
bred. age 2 yrs., wt.
mately 900 Ibs.. for sale.
Morris, Dougiasvilie.

Purebred Jersey bulls, ag
and 1 yr. old. Bred fron 1
of best Jerseys in State.
Adair, Rutledge, Rt. 2.

30 head Jersey stee
heifers, average about 5
per head. Heifers all bre
White Face bull. Offer th
at. 6i%c lb. here. Can be s
any time. a apn Taylor,
Wie. * ba aye

No. 1 milch cow with -38rc
3% gal. day and 5 gal.
feed, $60.00 at my barn
barn only): S. P. C.-hog. $2
i McDaniel, Logan

are

Male, 16 mos. pee
Jersey Cross, very gentle,
$20.00, or. ti ade
heifers. Mrs: w. = Ru
Milner. { e

Fine, reg. Jersey. hae
October 27th with 2nd cal
by finest bull in Newton
Perfect type. Twice 1st
winner, $125.00 FOB at my
or Newton County Fair. Li
G. Ray, Covington, Rt. 2.

22 grade Hereford, Blac.
gus and ShortHorn-cows, 22
calves, wt. about 400 Ibs.,
All cows bred to full. Pigg
bulls. See or write.



Weveh: ae









Purebred Jersey bull, 11 mos.
ld. not reg., perfectly gentle,
ready for service, $25.00 at my

: - E. Elrod, Broce DNees






ec a oy

Ree. ieee milich cow. freshen
Oct. 23; 1939. ee at =e 00.






3 Fine Tansey
r sale at my barn at reason-
le price. E. D. Bright, -Ameri-
us, 401 wee St:






on Creek,
for heifer, same breed, or Hol-
ein, same size. Write or come
See. E. M Lee, Omaha.

"Sev. reg. Hereford bulls, cows
and heifers. Horned and polled.
some cows and heifers are bred.
Good type and quality. Prices
reasonable. - Cran, Webb. West
Point. Rae

head nice cattle, including
ry cattle, springers, heifers,
teers, males and veal, for sale..
Berry M. Moon, Shiloh, Rt. f,
Box 125.

Good cow aad mite: for sale,
Ww. H. Knowles, College



















VT head of cows, mostly heifers.
; PA Fletcher, Forsyth,



a 30 Polled Hereford cows, pure-
18 low calves





10 fev. horn type 2 Seretonet






Wioodford and Repeater breed-
{ng. These bulls were born, bred
ani raised in Georgia. (They are
the grass eating kind). Percy
A. Price, Albany.





Jersey cow. about 9 yrs. 0 id,
gentle, good cond. Easy milker,
83 gal milk, % Ib. butter on just
ordinary grazing; 4 gal. milk, 1
yb. butter stall fed. Dropped male
calf August 15th. Gur. be as
stated. Make best offer at once.
Mrs. E. M. Duke, Cuthbert, Rt.









2 good milch cows. gentle, easy
poth dry, $25 ea. 1
. 12 mo.,
also 5 nice pigs. $3 ea.
H maith. Chipley, Ri. 2.

60 high | grade Jersey and
Guernsey heifers, bred to reg.
Guernsey bulls, for sale. R. L.
or W. R. Gose, Smarrs.

Reg. Guernsey pull, 2 mos. old,
for sale. T. T. Williams, Atlanta,
Rt. 6; Garmon Road, Ch 1160.

1 milch cow for sale. Mrs. T. J.
- Coker, College Park, *Phone Ca
2065.

14 mos. old male yearling, gen-
e, no horns,
good cond. $25.00 at my barn. D.
. Carson. Austell, Rti.2:

eg. Guernsey cow, freshen
ept. 25th, also purebred Guern-~-
sey bull, 2 yrs. old, not reg., for
; also some Ga. collard and
abbage-collard seed, 15 ib. 2
Ibs, 25c. S. S. Monk, Ty Ty.

Registered Jersey bull calves
ut of tested cows, sired by a
son of the famous
Standard Sire, 1 about ready for



























4 Registered Gueminer pulls
out of high producing cows with
extremely high production rec-
ords behind their sires. Dermot
Shemwell, Albany.

1 Red Jersey pull, 8 mos. ready
or light service, good markings,
$25 at barn. Mrs. Jewel Fryer, |
Riverdale, Rt. 1.

4 Jersey milch cow, 1 white
faced; 1 white faced bull, 3 mos.
Jalmo Wood, Clarkesville. Rk
Highly bred black Jersey bull
yr. too fine for beef animal,
$25. J. M. Thornton, Palmetto:

1 purehged Guernsey heifer

am, out of 6 gallon cow, dropped
sheifer calf Aug. 22, 1939, $65; al-
so'S. P. C. hogs, all ages from
Champion blood lines, priced
reasonably. F. H. Bunn, Midville.

2 Fine bull, from good stock,

om one of best southern dair-
jes, purebred but not reg.;. also
very beautiful Shetland pony.
middie aged, cheap; also want to
buy a gilt, must be in good con-
dition and cheap. James Lee




























- High pred, reg. Jersey 6 mos.
old bull calf, out of 4 gal. cow,
$25.00. A. A. Fowler, Stone Moun-
etain; Rt. 1:

- 2 Hereford bull calves, 7 mos.
old, from purebred cows and
reg. bull. Wt. about 500 lbs. ea.,
$50.00 ea. FOB farm. W. G. Mc-
~.Ginnis, Tallapoosa.

Purebred Jersey bull, 22 mos.
old, for sale. H. V. Bates, Tunnell










male stock cow}.

Will |

uiis, 1 yr. old, strong in Domino.

Blue tongue. Gray pack, Black

i old.

part Jersey, in

Brampton

"TOR, Bagels Mon- |

CATTLE FOR SALE

4 yr. oh fine dey cow, fresh-
en October ist- 3rd calf, $100.00;
also electric churn, $7.50. W. L.
Oliver, Barnesville, 643 Green-
wood . St. pe



Fine Jersey cow, good qualities,

Cochran, College Park Ri,
hp Road, 8 mi. Ben
ill

1 Jersey-Holstein milch cow,
about 7 yrs. old, freshen in Feb-
_|ruary, 7 gal. day when fresh.
Does not go dry, $70.00; 1 Jer-
sey-Holstein cow (daughter of
above cow) first calf, 4 gal. when
fresh in February, $60. 00; 6 mos.
old heifer, $20.00, or 3 for $140.00
cash, at my place. Mrs. Sam An*
derson, Hillsboro. :

Fine dees cow, 3% ba? 4 iat
milk and 14 Ib. butter per day.

Calf 1 week old. R. D. Tatum,
Palmetto, Ch 6098. =

CATTLE WAN TED

Want. a milch cow oe famnily





-Juse, that will give 21% or 3 gal.
milk a day. Prefer with 1st or 2nd].

calf. T: C. Anderson, Decatur, 5
Maediris Drive.

Want 10 or 15 weaned calves
or young cows that are thin so
can fatten for beef. State what
you have and price. Mrs. J. P.
Wallace, Griffin, Rt. D. :

fresh with calf, alsa some young
fens and friers and 1 hog. Write.
Mrs. E. M. Knight, DUE
Sumner Road.

Want good facie: cattle and
some new crop corn in exc. for

and see me. J. G. Purvis, Odum.
Want purebred Hereford male,

weaned. Prefer polled. State
best cash price. Ed. Ehrensper-
ger, Blackshear. ie .

Want reg. Guernsey. male AL
to 18 mos. old. Give full descrip-

milk given by his dam. Az aa
Cowings, Meansville. -

Want cow. Exc. bees or oer
good value. 3 _ apuey: -Atianta,
Rt..7, Box-124, 3! poe

Went in radius of 25 miles

Griffin, heifer calve~ 3 to 12 mos.
Griffin, Box

B. PL bees
364. f

Want to buy a Jersey cows,
4 gal. per day cap., also 1 brood

in October. |
and lowest prices.

Want good milch cow for its
feed and care. Pay cash this fall.
Have lot of cow feed.
Annie Sharpton Dacula.

- Want small Jersey or Guern-

3 yrs. old, easily miiked, that
will make 1 to 1% Ibs. butter
per day.
in first letter.
jay., ee

Want 25 or 30 head White Face
or Red Steers, wt. 450 or 500 Ibs.
G. R. Bailey, Lavonia, Rt. 2. ,

Want a young cow with calf,
fresh in, giving not less than 2
to 4 gal. milk day at nee
price. R. K. Poss, Austell, Rt.

Want 10 fresh cows, oe
milkers. State price and daily
production. . Jos. Pichler. Epler,
care Dairy Farm.

Want. reg. Polled Hereford pull
not too old nor too large. W. H.
Adams Madison. ge

oS: FP. Pettit, Elli-



Miscellaneous For Sale



gal; dried sage, 40c Ib.; 8 bu.
dry, $1.10 bu.; sundried peaches,
15c 1b.; apples, 14 1b.; peeled
dried peaches, 25 1b, No worms
nor cores. Plus postage. Mrs. A.

W. Hill, Maysville, Rt. 1.

Slippery almond bark. pear-
foot, calamus, rattle root, yellow
dork, birdock, witch- hazel, yel-
low root, queen of the meadow:
30c 1b.; young walnut. trees, 10c
ea. R. C. Stover, Rolston.

Hoarhound, catnip, garlic, Ele-
campayne, 5c ea.; Dunlap straw-
perries, 20 C; Spearmint, 10
doz.; white: multiplying onions,
50c gal. del.; giant stringless
beans, tender, "20 teacupful. Add

postage on small orders. Mrs.
Ralph Williams, Cumming.
New, white, downy feathers,

50c lb.; lot of25 lbs., $11.00 del.
Sample free. Mrs. Mary Collins,
Cordele, Rt. 4.

100 garlic bulbs, 50c; lots of
500 or more, 40c C. Postpaid. Mrs.
Henry Chasteen, Lexington, Ret-:2:

Crocus pags, 2 bu. to 8 bu.
sizes; also, 100 ib. white feed bags.
Write for prices or make offer.



{ E. W. Jewett, Rt. 2, Savannah.

with 3rd calf, for.-sale. W. B.:

Want buy good milch cow.|

-good pair of young mules. Come:

tion, amount of butter fat and]

sow, not under 300 Ibs. , to farrow |
State what. you have];
E.R. Hil:
| Decatur, 218 Lansdorn Ave.

Write.

sey COW in perfect cond., not over

State full particulars

Red and Green hot. pepper, 25c:

small seedling peach seed, clean, .

. Miscellaneous: For Sale.

Ses

: oe Wanted | :



up,

Een yellow),

Watson, Mauk, Rt. 1.

Yb. cap., 6c ea.;

Clarkston.

ow, pennyroyal,

1; Box= 2, Demorest.

Tiller, Crawiord.

del.
15 Ibs.

Grier, Clermont.

Alto. .

see it.
ville.

Ge ee
dried, 60c per

Locust Grove, Rt. dal

las, Rt. 3.

_ Gourds, all sizes from 2c ea.
also Chinese mustard seed,
25c lb. Exc seed for dried apples.
ae Fred Atkinson, year Ris

Fresh Lady Sianee root now
ready: to set out (blossoms bright
60c doz.;
C. Postpaid. W. A. Johnson, Alto.

ie "Sins 100 Ib.. AES feed sacks,
| Je ea. fob.; also 90 B. L. pullets. |
5 mos. old, 80 W. L. pullets, 5
mos. old, $1.00 ea. fob. Blanford

60 clean ception Peed eek 100
40 cotton feed
sacks, 50 Ib. cap.., 3 ea. good
condition, none washed. Post-
paid. Send Ms O Hi: Re ee

First. class Queen of the Mead-
boneset, horse-
mint, blackberry. 25c 1b.; 100 gar-
lic bulbs, 30c; 200 for 50c. Add
| postage. Mrs. Clara Prince,

4 bu. black walnuts,
clean and dry, 75 bu. fob. Ww. Cc.

100 Ib. cap. cotton. feed sacks,
washed once, 8c ea. fob.;
Exchange for honey ony.
Barbara Lee, Red Oak.

10c ea.

pee Be

new all white. geese
feathers in number one condi-

tion. Write for price. Beulah

Two 1H. wagons. Bee) one
or both for barron shoats, 75 Ibs.
or sell for cash. T. Lee popiee

One: 2 = wagon, paces
new, 3 Shee old. Price when you.
L. Segrove, Fayette--

Ibs. clean shade
b. PO money or-
der or cash, Mrs. Homer Tingle.

3-400 Gallons of pure new ap-
ple cider. J. W. MOND ODE Dal-



SEED:

5-10,000 lbs. Kaffir corn Riedl
or Milomade seed. C. L.. Hender-
son, Sr., eee :

KUDZU:
Want to buy kudzu. aii dist

$4.50] thousand. W. B. Lunsford,

Bar nesville.

PEPPER:
Green and hot pepper, state |

z

ter; also speckled guineas, state
best price; Indian runner ducks,
will buy grown or young ducks.

| per bag,
plants paying you so much per
| Florence, Hastings 100

~+-clean,. no smut nor.
quantity and price in first let-.

- GRAIN AND
FOR SALI

Limited amount Texa
Proof oats in 5 hu. bags,
not del. All fre
harvested this as we IB
Dixie. Rt. Le

Bancroft and 4 Fulereh
bus at my_ place: H. HP

























50 bu. acre, tested - 95.
germination. J. ee
vester. es

EGGS F OR SA




















Mrs. Louis Chases,

Grain and Hay For Sale



Appler seed oats, 50c bu. FOB
heave. Slightly weather stained J.
F. Lowe, Sr., Ft. Valley.

~ Coker Full-grain oats, pure

Rt.} seed, corn, cows or hogs. E. A.
Daniel, The: Rock: 8-45
hulled,| Choice Kudzu hay, for sale. B.

w. Middlebrooks, Barnesville.

~ 50 bu. Cokers Full- -grain oats,

recleaned, cold and smut resist-
ant. 65 bu. Exc. 20 bu. for 10
bu. ue sound Brabham peas.

- Fagan. Martin. - <

Lees oats (a Red Rust proof

-Selection), 5 to 50 bu., 75c bu.;

Gastia wheat (A Purple straw se-

lection), 214 to 25 bu. $1.50; 25

bu. or more, $1.40 bu. Prices sub-

ier to change without notice. H.
. Stuckey, Experiment?

: Pure Bancroft seed oats, bright
and free from smut, 75c bu.; al-
so 2 country cured Hickory
smoked hams, wt. 19 and 20 Ibs.,

30c lb. Riley C. Couch, Turin.

"Gasta, improved Blue Stem
seed wheat, cheap, if taken at
once (need the room). $1.00 bu.
sacked and del. Express officce or
Bn ena C. = Morris, Newnan,

Texas rust- ~proof seed oats, 60c



Miscellaneous eh

bu. at barn, % mi. Southwesi of
Rio Olin B. Moore, Dees
R



POP_CORN:

ear, or a

Moultrie, -119-5th St.
. BEANS AND PEAS:
Want some
kin, Rt.
Want 100. Tbs.

, Box, 125.

PECANS:

rett, Pendergrass.

Will consider

bany. c
EGGS:

tile Guinea eggs. -
Kreis, Austell, Rt. 1.

GOURDS:

Garity, Clarkston. \

SEED POTATOES:
Want 2,500 Ibs.

Want few pu.

Daniel Meek > Sr.,
GRAIN AND HAY::

W. . Mitchell,

MUTTON SUBET:



1, Box 13, Jackson.
FEATHERS:



michael, Social Cree

Want 1 bu. good - pop corn in
half bushel . shelled.
White preferred. D. I. Taylor,

Austrian peas.
Quote price. etc. P/.C, Pace, oS

Willetts Wonder
English peas. Send sample and
best price for cash. S. D. Guille--
beau, Lincolnton, Rt. 2.

Want velvet beans in pod. State
price. L. H. Oden, Blackshear.

-Want some pecans. State what
you have and price. Alex Gar-

Want 400 or 500 Ibs. Ne: 1
Schley pecans, priced reasonable.
- varieties.
Mrs. Sallie OWED: Rt, 2 Ay

other

Will pay 10c per dozen for
large quantities of strictly fer-

Mrs. -W. O.

ee gourds, eaiall mixed siz-
Quote prices. Mrs. J. H. Mc-

improved Red
Skin Porto Rica seed potatoes.
WwW. M. Sowell, Newington.

Yellow Yam
sweet potatoes for seed or eat-
ing. also a few Ring Neck baby
pheasants or 20 eggs for setting.
Nichols.

Want two or taree tons good
peavine hay. Also want 30 or 40
bu. corr. Quote best price del.
Cc. S. Tidwell. Stone Mountain.

Want 10 to 20 tons peavine hay
well cured and properly baled
fob; also want trade oats for 25
forty. Ib. shoats. best grade stock.
Barnesville.

ae 2 tons No. 1 peavine hay,
with grass or weeds. Quote best
price del. to my farm 4% mi. East
Oak Park, Alvin Holton, Lyons.

Will trade guinea pigs for de-
rjivered oat or wheat seed or al-
falfa hay. J. R. Williamson,.852
Oakhill Ave., 8. W., Atlanta.

- Want to hear from parties hav-
ing mutton suet for sale. State
price. Mrs. Annie K. Smith Rt.

Bancroft secu oats, good, heavy,
sound stock, 65c bu. FOB cash.
with order. W. - a eeere a:
Omaha.

Good, bright Peanut hay in
truck or car lots, FOB. Write for |
prices... S..-P:; McCard, Ashburn.

100 bu. Abruzzi rye, $1.50 bu.;
Hastings 100 Bu oats, 55c bu.
FOB. S. C. Owen, Woodbury.

Baled oat straw, this yrs crop,
machine baled. Truck or car
loads. Make best offer. a Ww.
Lang, Omega.

Cokers and Texas. Rust- proof
oats, thoroughly recleaned, 60c
bu. FOB Grown especially for
seed (little dark, but sound);
zlue stem wheat, cleaned, $1 00.
M. O. Knox, Social Circle.

500 bu. purue strain Cokers
seed oats, bright, We bu. A. _S.
Byer, Jr., Millen.

Cokers nunieraived: 1939 crop,
thoroughly filled, heavy, re-
cleaned, in new 5 bu. sacks, 55c
bu. FOB farm on Tuft Springs
Road. W. P. Montgomery. Jr.
Macon, 865 Broadway.

Pure Bancroft seed oats, cert.
by Ga. Crop Imp. assn.
cleaned and graded. 1 to 10 bu.
$1.00, bu.; 1 to 50 bu., 90c bu.;
over 50 bu. 85 bu. R. M. Turner,
Bayeren.

Cokers No. 2 eutarade seed
~ | oats, 2 yrs. direct from Coker.
Best. quality. No rain on them.
10 bu. lot, 65c bu.; special price
on 100 bu. or more. C. R. Mor-
gan, Americus.

New Experminet station, Ter-
ruff oats, 55 bu. FOB. Otis G.
Rawls, Williamson.

bu. W. TI. Stovall, Sautee.

Pitre Appler seed oats, little
dark but sound, 45c bu. FOB. W.
L, Houser Fort Valley. 5

24 bu. Cokers No. 11 pure oats
no blast at all, no grass seed, 75c
bu. at barn. Ww. E. gee Lo-
ganville, Rt. 2.

-Hastings 100 bu. oats, clea
bright, no smut, no rust; yiel
y) bu. per acre, 50c bu. here;
baled -too-tan hay, bright. dry,
$18.00 ton here. W. H. Bolton,
Griffin.

800. bu. Cokers Fulgrain seed

RYE: oats, 50c bu. up to 50 bu.; 50 bu.
Want seed rye. Exchange pr.| up, 45 bu. FOB. S. B. Goodwin,

purebred Hampshire pigs. oO. S.| Marshalville.

Duggan, Chester. 300 bu. Hastings seed oats,

free from disease and smut, 50c
bu. Also Cokers Red Heart seed
wheat, free of onions, nemitode
or smut. $1.10 bu. FOB. John
W. Moorhead, Canon, Rt. 1,

400 bu. pure Cokers Fulgrain



Want 12 lbs. new clean goose}. oats, extra heavy yielding, 65c bu.
or duck feathers. Mrs. D. A. Car-

at my barn. Ferrell Dunn, Zebu-
don,

t

Kingsland. |.

stock. Sell or exc. for Lspedeza |

make good layers. 65 3
| Mrs: - Ss. anne, :
Rt. tee

| about 7 yrs. old., freshen.

trimmed. close, good and tender.

Re--

200 bu. Abruzzi seed rye, $1.50




New frelnpahine: Red pees
Setting, 60c for 15, pp. Mr:
Je Campbell, Rising Faw: -

AAA. erade Barred Roel
for setting eee entire
Mrs. M. B. S:roggs, Alto.

Selected Barred Rock
ing eggs, Sept. and





















123 cian Ashict ane mi





ruary, 7 gal... day when
Does not go dry, $70.00;
sey-Holstein cow (daught
| above cow) first calf, 4 |
fresh in February, $60.0
old heifer, $20.00 or 3 for
cash, at my place. Mrs.
Anderson, Hillsboro. Ne a






























Seed Ribbon Cane (ahoa
bedded before danger Ofek
frost.) Sell 4 M stalk.
write me for prices, Rad
er, Bowdon, Rt. 2.

Clean, white, nest
50c gal. del.
TeOmENOe ey 3.
















ions, 30c. gal., or 25 oy
tities. J. J. Hendrix, Cle

White nest onions, 50c. ;
Mrs. Walle Laster. Fairbu












Seediing pesily ed a
Ib. more or less. Make off
Pet vonn A: Maxwell, Bo

60 bs. Willett Wende
proof Eng. pea seed, 15
| $9.75 for lot, prepaid. J.
chan, Ambrose.

Bur clover. seed, be me
bushel. Dirt to. inoculate
Reid, Hogansyille.

Nest onion sets, 20c quar
W. H. Hunter, Homervil
Box Syee XR

Bur Lioves seed and aan
oculation soil, 5 lbs. seed wit.
Ibs _ soil. (sufficient _ for see
one acre), with instructions
planting, sent postpaid for
J. C..Turnipseed, Griffin

2 bu. seedling peach seed. M
best offer dbl. sacked. FOB M
Ville; old time sugar loaf pes
seed, 15c doz. postpaid.
F. OKeliey, Maysville, Rt.

Extra nice white maltip!
onions, 40 gal. Add postage.
der now: for fall plantin;
Cc. R. Smith, Buford, Rt.

1M ibs. Crimson cloy.
12%c Ib. Extra clean and br
Jasper A. Stone, Cummings

Old fashioned white mult
ing onions for fall plantin:
flavored and bestskeepers, 45
del. in Ga. Mrs. C. T. dra: Flo
ery Branch, Rt. 1.-
































































1b. FOB : heenoe order ae
Weatherly, Hoschton.

Crotalaria Spectaballs seed
soe with fall grain), for sa
. F, Hiscock, Quitman.












5 gal. white multiplying oO
40c gal. Add postage. Miss
Averette; Buena Vista, . Rt.

Striped Half. Runner pean se
20 cupful. MSS Henry aeet
lijay, Rt. 3.) +

1939 crop eotlard seed, 25
del. H. L Harper, Sr., W:
1606 prune St. a

Imp. Ga. collard seed,
crop, sound, clean, 30c Ib. 4
$1.00, postpaid. J. A. Ward,
dele.

-Clean, white nen riultipiys
onions, 50c gal. del. Cash or 8
ey order. No stamps. Mrs. Gi
B. Murphy, Jasper, Rt. 2.

Improved Southern co
seed $15.00 per 100 Ibs. or smali-
er lots, 30 lb. postpaid. M
Collins, _Whigham. :

Excelent quaity
Crimson clover seed, 5 Ib.
for sample and my 3
with Crimson Clover. ao
Thornton, Deweyrose. 2

Onion sets, $1.00 pk.; Sev












































Top turnip seed, 50c Ib.; cabbage
seed, $1.25 Ib. Baltimore, Stone
Brown Speckied tomato st
$1.00 ib. W. R. Stephens: Dae
lonega. ~~













~ multiplying onions, 50c
ot prepaid. Mrs. Jas. J. Will-
Quitman, Rt. 1, Box 42.

seed, 5c lb. here. Contains
ired soil to inoculate seed. S.
Kinard, Jackson.

rite, multiplying nest onions.
al.; red, 50c gal.; rhubarb.
rhound, horseradish, catnip

bunch, 3 for 25c. Add postage.
ll accept stamps). Mrs. G. B.
er, Blairsville. Rt. 4.

rotalaria (make sure of sum-
over crop and soil impreve-
next year by planting un-
ified Crotalaria seed along
| winter oats) seed. Write for
fone. and. prices; < Gi <C:
e;, Millen.

ee multiplying beer seed;
tart. Add 3c postage; also

mare Mule, 700 - 800 Ibs.,
onable for cash at my barn; 1
heifer, $25.00 cash at my
Mrs. Sallie Floyd, Rock-
Rit 2: :

TON SEED for SALE

: offer on 25 to. 50 bu.
s 100. strain 1 cottonseed
shipped when ginned;_ also
eed, 10c pkt. George W.
son, Fayetteville, Rt. 2

RUITS FOR SALE

bu. Worlds Delight pears
ale. rs. Mamie E. King,
_ Demonstration Agt., Col-
of Agriculture, Athens.

dried apples, 1939 crop.
n 25 Ib. lots or more. FOB.
with order. W. T. Wright,









e dried, sweet and sour ap-
8 Ibs., $1.00 del. to 3rd zone;
or $1. 25; white, black-eyed
0 Ibs, 15 del. 3rd zone,
nd 2nd zones 10c cheaper.

nder =- bearer and /ifastodon |.

berry plants, 40c C. Mrs.
Grindle, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

sundried apples, 10c Ib.
ib. lots,-or exc. for white
_ sacks. Mrs. J. B. Jones,
onega, Rt. 1.

--sumdried apples, 10c Ib.
lb. lots postpaid in Ga.
12. Tbs. for 20 white feed
. 100 Ib. cap. Ea. pay post-
rite before sending sacks.
Dewitt White, Dahlonega,

e dried apples, 1939 crop.
from | worms, 10c. Ib. FOB.
ohn H. Gable, Tallapoosa,

ten: nice. dried apples, 10c
n 10 lb. lots. Also nice, white
tiplying onions, 45c gal. Del.
Ga. Nice dry leaf Sage, 1939

nei Ib. or/10c cup. Bulein

O..

30 lbs. sundried peaches free.
worms, 1314c lb. Add postage
order. Also send sample for
tage. ae Burrell, Elberton.

fe aihdried apples, at mar-
rice or exc. for pecans or
ing else can use of same
Mrs. GH. Hayes, Mc-
gh, Rt. 1.
sundried apples, free
yorms, peel and core, 12c Ib.
also Everbearing strawberry
s, 500 for $1.00; Red Gold
ts, 200 for 31 .00. All del. =
A. D. Call, Ellijay, Rt.

fashioned peaches, nice
ine flavored, free from

, 1939 crop, sold only in 5-
ots, 5 Ibs. for $1, postpaid.

7. A. Walters, Lavonia, Rt..|

dried apples, free of
iy Ibs. 50c, 10 Ibs. 90c, 15
$1.35, postpaid; also N. C.
peanuts, hand -- picked, 10c
Imp. Spanish 9c per Ib. post-
d. Paul T. Pritchett, Conley.

De Georgia apples, by bush-
truckload lots at reason-
i All grads. C. M.
Cornelia.
nes grapes, 50c per pk. nice
ripe. Mrs. Jewell Fryer, Riv-
eh. A:



ONEY BEES and BEE.

PPLIES FOR SALE.

Wo Gallberry Ext. honey, 5
75; 10 Ibs. $1.50 del.; 14 case
lb. pails, FOB $3.00: Cs.
lb. $6.00 FOB. Prompt ship-
nt, High quality honey guar.
Thomas, Odum. "

berry honey, 70 lb. can,
10 Ib. can, med. erade,
J. T. Holland, Sparks.

) Or. 1200 ibs. nice Gallberry
white Tupelo extract honey;
b. FOB. 1939 crop. S. A. Peel,
up, Rt. 2.

Ce, ext. honey, 60 Ib. cans,
60; 480 Ib. barrells, 5c lb. All
OB. D. PL Green, Winder.





MARKET

Honey Bees and Bee
Supplies For Sale



New, bright honey in comb 10

lb. bucket, $1.00; new. red hon-|

ey in comb, 10 Ib. bucket, 75c
All postpaid; also 60 hives. bees
in pat. gums. $1.50 ea. Come see
or write. C. W. Browning, Dub-
Hi Rt e3:

5 stands of bees in Sears-Roe-
buck Pat. hives. 100 extra honey
boxes, $18.25. Mrs. H. L. Camp,
Douglasville, Rt. 4.

10 lb. pail white Tupelo and
Gallberry comb honey, or 2-5 Ib.
pails, del. anywhere in Ga.. for
$1.50; 3 doz. Poplar and a little
Tupelo and Gallberry mixed. del.
in Ga. for $20.00. Curd Walker,
Norristown.

8 hives bees, super ea. pat.
gum, Govt. insp. good cond. $3.50
ea. or trade for cows or hogs.
$10.00 worth of fixtures free with
bees. New smoker. Mrs. ey
Beasley, Stilson.

Bright Gallberry Honey, 1-60
lb can strained, $5.75; 6-5 Ib.
pails Chunk Comb, $3.55. Frt.
paid in Ga. Quality guaranteed.
Prompt shipment. H. L. Hall-
man, Nahunta, P. O. Box 25.

Ten hives of bees, good con-
dition and honey gatherers. J. is
McGraw, Harlem, Ga.

No. 1 Gallberry Ext. honey in
10 lb. pails $1.10 ea.. or $6.00
per case of 6 pails; No. 2: Gall-

-berry extracted in 10 Ib. pails.

$1.00 ea. or $5.50 per case of 6
pails. Send shipping chgs. for
all, and add 10c on checks. Jim
Pye, Odum.

1938 crop honey, strained am-

ber color, $1.25 for 10 lb. bucket,
also. well protected hams, aver-
age wt., 15 lbs.. ea.. 30c Ib. del.
by parcel post; home made hog
lard in new cans, ave. wt., 48
lbs. ea.. $9.50 del.
ee Stillmore, Rt. 1. Box





TOBACCO FOR SALE

Good, whole leaf smoking and
chewing tobacco, 14 lbs., $1.00

{| del. Hinton Tyre, Odum.

Scrappy tobacco for fertilizer
also for use in poultry houses.
etc. $1.00 per 100 lbs. Exp. col-
lect. Mrs. Lillie Lightsey, Scre-
ven, Rt. 2..

Bright. leaf chewing tobacco,
14 Ibs., $1.00, del: Sat. guar: Lon-
nie Lightsey, Surrency, Rt. 2..

Bright, yellow, aged and mel-
low Whole Leaf chewing tobac-
co, pressed together, 15 lbs., $1.00
prepaid. Shipped by return mail.
Sat. guar. Paul iuehisey, + Scre-
ven.

Good, whole leaf, 1939 crop
flue cured tobacco, free from
mold and trash. Chewing or
smoking, 12 Jbs., $1.00; 25 Ibs.
$1.90. All del. Prompt ates
ae G. Murray, _ Rt. 2, Box
158.

Good, mellow, Red Leaf chew-
ing tobacco, 14 Ibs., $1.00; smok-
ing, 14 Ibs. 75c. Postpaid. Leroy
Lightsey, Screven, Rt. 2.

Good grade Whole yellow leaf
flue cured chewing or smoking
tobacco, 16 lbs. $1.00 del. to 3rd
zone. Prompt shipment. L. D.
Lightsey, Screven.

No. 1 grade smoking and
chewing tobacco, good, long, yel-
low leaves, aged and mellow, AA
quality, barn and flue cured,
pressed together, 15 Ibs., $1.00 del.
Sat. or money back. Ship by re-
turn mail. a Lightsey, Scre-
ven. :

Guar. aged mellow chewing to-
bacco, 12 Ibs., $1.00; smoking, 15
lbs. $1.00. Postpaid to 3rd zone.
Sat. guar. Mrs. A. B. Williams.
Alma.

Good whole yellow leaf, flue
cured chewing tobacco, 15 Ibs.,
$1.00 del.; smoking, 16 lbs., $1.00
del. Prompt shipment. W. D.
Lightsey, Screven.

Good mellow yellow leaf chew-
ing tobacco, 1939 crop; 15 Ibs.,
$1; good smoking, 16 lbs. $1,
flue-cured, satis. guar. W. R.
Lightsey, Screven.



CORN & SEED CORN
FOR SALE



-Any part of 1,000 bu. beautiful
corn for sale. Would like a bid
FOB. Lebanon Plantation. Sea-
board Air Line Railroad. Mills B.
Lane, Savannah.

200 bu. corn, 1939 crop and 120
bales peanut hay, clear and bright
rain; also 2 mules, no blemishes, 8
gathered and packed without
rain; also 2 mules, no blemishes,

8 yr. old, 1025 Ibs.., and 12 yrs. old |

925 Ibs. $150.00 and $125.00 re-
spectively. R. A. Koan, Whie-

ie Rt. 2.

exp. 1.6 A.



BEANS AND PEAS
FOR



8 bu. New Era peas, eauneree
without any rain, $2.00 bu; 2%
bu. Sugar Crowder peas, Te 1b.
All FOB here. James Cureton,
Austell.

Little, Everbearer Eng. peas,
frost-proof. 6% lbs. 25c lb. No
chks. Mrs. J. C. Stephens, War-
then; Rt. 2.

Old fashioned English peas,
frost proof, 250 lbs. at 25 Ib.
Add postage. Plant in November.
Mrs. J. O. Brannen, Hazlehurst.

Willetts Wonder --ost - proof
Eng. pea seed, 15 lb. or 62 Ibs.
for $8.00 prepaid. Money order.
Mrs. J. W. Buchan, Ambrose.

10 bu. red hull peas, new crop,
$1.50 bu.; few bu. late peas, good
for hay. E. W. ByOe oles Rt.
1,

Light cream crowder pear for
sale or exchange for big, speckled
crowders or for dried fruit. Mrs.
H. B: Melton, Griffin, Rt. D,
(Jackson Rd.)

Pecan and Other Fruit
Trees For Sale





New, imported
erape (from Greece) extra large
bunches (about 3 lbs). Bear sec-
ond year. Strong, vigorous vines,
75c ea. 2 minimum order. 10
choice vines, $6.00. FOB. N. C.
Rosene, Atlanta, 126 BE. Baker. St.

Scuppernong, bronze and black,
Black James muscadine, Brown
Turkey or California figs, May
and Richmond cherries, Hock-
worth, Horse and Limbertwig ap-
ples, 2-3 ft. 1 yr. old, 9c ea., 90
doz. 3-4 ft. 2 yrs. old, lic ea. $1. 00
doz. All del. A. T. Patterson Wa-
CO, Ri. 2 me

Concord and Niagara grapes.
white, black seuppernongs, blue
Damson and red Goose plums,
May cherry, 10c ea.; black wal-
nct sprouts, 1-2 yr. size, and red
| mulberry, 25c ea. Guar. Mrs. Ar-
tyce Entrekin, Waco, Bi 2:

Scuppernong and muscadines,
Calif. and Turkey Figs, black
walnut sprouts, red and yellow
plums, seedling peach trees, 10c

ea.. $1.00 or over orders postpaid.

Mrs. Waco,

Buford Robinson,
Rt: 2- ,

Genuine Pineapple pear trees.

Gov. insp., well rooted, Nov. and
Dec. delivery, 21h. to 8 fis an
height, and from $2.50 doz. to
$10.00 doz. respectively. W. C.
James, Manor.

Nice large l-yr. apple sige
10c ea. 2-yr. trees 15c ea. 3- yr.
20c ea. in leading varieties. T. M.
Webb, Ellijay.

1500 Junebud Elberta ee

trees, nice, orchard size $6.00
hundred, $50.00 per thousand, 3,-
500 Concord grape vines well
rooted $4.00 hundred, $30.00 per
thousand. Apple, Pear, fig trees
at right prices. James Skcaee)
Austell,



Pecans & Peanuts ForSale



Hulled pecans. Crack and pay
shipping chgs., 35cc lb. Mrs. Lau-
ta B: Taylor, Waycross, Rt. 1,
Box 15.

No. 1 Virginia Bunch peanuts.
415 Ib. FOB; also purebred Park
str. Barred Rock roosters, 1 yr.
old, $2.00 ea. W. S. Norton, Edi-
son.

15 Yo Stewart pecans, 15 Ib.;
50 1b. large seedlings, $6.00. Ready
first of November. All FOB. Mrs.
M. T. Tanner, Sandersville.

Shelled pecans, new crop, most
any variety, for sale. Mrs. R. E.
Jernigan, Smithville.

Seedling pecans, 10c lb; Stew-
arts, 15 ih. FOB. Mrs. W..B.
Hester, Blakely, Rt. 3.



Fresh sndsCured Meat
FOR SALE -

Hickory smoked, well cured
and well seasoned Brooks County
hams, 12-30 Ibs. wt. Quality pro-
duct and will please. William
Walker, Quitman, Box 432.

Nice country cured hams, wt. 20
to 25 lbs., 25c Ib. Del. in Ga. Ru-
fus Rowe, Alvaton.

2 cured, home smoked should-
ers, wt. 14-20 lbs., 20c ib. plus



postage. W. M. Smith, Irwinville.}



SYRUP FOR SALE

55 gal. good sugar cane syrup
in 1 gal. tin cams, 35c per gal.
Cash. Mrs. W. W. Edenfield, Still-
more, Rt. 2.

About 1 M gal. excellent sugar
cane syrup of best grac>, pure,
in No. 10 cans, 55 gal. FOB. Hil-
ton. E. R. McRee, Blakely.



Gumera

rooster,







BULLETIN

Vegetables For Sale

Monday, October 16, 1939

POULTRY FOR SALE



2 acres Turnip Salad ready
now. Truck load, near Lumpkin
Camp Ground in Dawson Co.
John Bolton, Gainesville, Rt. 10.



GUINEA PIGS AND
RABBITS FOR SALE

New Zealand White yr. old bred
doe, $2.50; buck, $1.50; 4 young,
2 mos. old, $2.00 or 75c ea.; also
some White Pekin duck hens, 75c
ea. or 2 for $1.00. Mrs. L. M. Hoo-
per,/ Austell, Rt. 2.

2 large N. Z. Reds, buck and
doe (bred).. $2.00 ea.; young buck,
75c; 4 young rabbits, 10 wks. old,
50c ea. All fine and healthy. C. H.
Overby, Columbus, Rt. 1.

1 pr. grown N.Z. Reds, $3.00;
2 grown mixed bucks, $1.00 ea.; 1
young black doe, 40c. Scut Maul-
Yin, Lavonia.



' Fine breeding stock of Guinea
pigs (cavies) for sale. Write for
prices. R. H. Ridgway, Sr., Can-
on ;

Young guinea pigs (cavies), for
sale or trade for wheat or oat
seec, del. :
son, Atlanta. 852 Oakhill Ave. S.
W.

13 grown guinea pigs (cavies),
50c ea.; 7 young 25c ea.. or $7.00
for lot. Exe. for healthy fryers
and perhaps a yr. old hen or twe
at market prices, or for 100 lb.
shoat. Ea. pay express. Mrs. Wil-
lie O. Johnson, Byromville.

New Zealand Whites (not~just
white rabbit) extra good stock,
young and mature does and
bucks. Very reasonable, and

exc. Some for as good N. Z. Redsj-

or Champagnes. Lardgents. W.

| A. Pope, Atlanta 1180 No. High-

land Ave., N. E., Ve 1283.

6 boar guinea pigs (cavies), to
close out at 50c ea. Mixed colors,
good size. Better price if lot tak-
en. Write. J. D. Casey, Griffin,
Rt. D.

5 does, 1 buck, 7 es to 2 mos.
old, 45c each; Angora buck, 412
mos. old, 75c. All are white, good
cond. Lot for $3.25; grown Ban-
tam-pullets and hens, mixed,
good layers and setters, 35c ea. J.
C. Brown. Atlanta, 253 Cherokee
Place, S. E.

11 guinea pigs ayes. 6 males

and 5 females, all grown except

2 (male and female) about 6 wks.
old. Extra large stock, healthy
and fine. $6.00 money order. Ship
by return express. J. J. Harvard.
Hawkinsville.

White New Zealand and Gray
rabbits, 10 wks. old, $1.50 pair;
6 mos. old, $2.50 pair, also have
value to exc. for milch cow. Mrs.
Julia Varnedoe, Decatur, Ri. i

2 .White, pink-eyed rabbits,
male and female, 42 Chinchilla, 6
mos. $1.25 FOB Gainesville; also
1 Donaldson strain cockerel. 6
mo. 75c FOB Gainesville. Mrs.
W. T: Couch, Gainesville, Rt. 9.

Swap 2 nearly grown pullets,
1 cockerel and 1 hen, mixed Ban-
tams for 1 nice doe rabbit, grown,
wt. 8 lbs., at least; 1 white long
hair 3 mos. old buck, part Angora
and part New Zealant, 75. J. C.
abil Atlanta, 253 Cherokee Pt.
Ss



POULTRY FOR SALE



ANCONAS:

40 or 50 thoroughbred Shep-
pard str. Ancona pullets now
laying, 65c ea. in lots of 10 or
more with one,cockerel free. Mrs.
W. A. Reese, Jakin.

2 Ancona roosters,
Std., AAA erade, 17 mos. oid,
$1.00 ea.; also (chicken feed)
Mammoth Russian sunflower
seed, $1.00 gal. Postage paid on
seed. Mrs. L. D. Elliott, Lavonia.

15 Ancona hens and one nice
$1.00 ea.; $2.00 lot. S.
C.- Poole; Canton, Rt... 3.

BANTAMS:

Reg. Black Cochin cock, extra
small, from Kaski stock $2.50 or
swap for Buff Cochins or W. L.
bantams. R. F. Mobley, Jr., Ai-
lanta, 547 Cameron St., S. E.

G. S. Bantams, cockerels and
pullets, very best blood strain,
ae ea. FOB. J. C. King, Mar-
jetta

Purebred Buff Cochins, White
Silkkies and Mille Fleurs ban-
tams, priced reasonably. John
Wallace, Atlanta, 477 eee St.

3 Golden Sebright bantam hens
Rose Comb, blue leg, '75c ea.; $2
trio. Crated Dawson. No C. O. D.
C. H. Milam, Care Milam Coal
Ce., Dawson. -

Sheppard

7 Bantam roosters, small type.
4 mos. old, 35c ea. Margaret Up-

church, Locust Grove.

to me. J. R. William- |

1 Bantam rooster and 2 hens
and 6 chicks (8 wks old) for.
$2.50. Fred Gehrken, Jr., Augus-
ta, 307 4th St. :

Several cocks, cockerels, hens
and pullets of very fine Golden
and Silver Sebright bantams, $1 _
ea., and up; also few real nice
Silver Spangled Hamburg ban-
tams, same price. Carlie Kemp,
Marietta.

6 White Bantam hens and 1
cock. $2.50; mixed bantams, 35
ea.; trade for ducks, geese, gui-
neas. H. M. Adams, Douglasville,

S. C. R. I. Red bantams, full
erown, $2.00 pr.; $3.00 trio. R.
H. Shumway, 52 Old Ovy | Rd.,
N. E., Rt. 6, Atlanta.

Black Cochin bantam cocker=
els, ready for breeding, $2.00 ea.
C. B. Braswell, Pelham. hs

BARRED, WHITE AND OTHER ;
ROCKS: -

160 W. R. pullets and sev. cock-
erels, pure Fischel str., from 809
Ib. hens, $1.00 and $1.50 ea. re-
spectively. Give unrelated cock-
erel. with the 10 pullets. Mrs. J. 3
L. Wallace, Bowersville ;

1 Buff Rock Yr. old rooster and
6 pullets, April hatch, $6.00 FOB
my place. Mrs. Clyde Barber,
Hiram, Rt. 1.

1 fine thoroughbred White
Rock cockerel, early hatch, $1.00;
1 fine Indian Cornish game roos-
ter; 3 or 4 young cockerels, 50c
ea. Mrs. Alma Oliver, Roy.

Fine AAA Holterman str. Aris<
tocrat B. R. rooster, 1 yr. old,
_ 00; cockerels and pullets, $b.00

; 10 hens, $1.25 ea. Mrs. B. H.
Sebo. Roy.

6 B. R. cockerels, April hited:
75c ea. crated. Mrs. S. G. Rogers.
Claxon. :

Fancy breeding cockerels, Ap-
ril hatch, Parks Foundation
stock-direct (breeding this strain
since 1923) $1.50 to $2.50 ea.;
selected eggs, $1.00 per 15; post-
paid. Large lots cheaper. Mamie
Roach Piyer, Daisy. :

25 Thompson B. R. March hain
pullets, ready to lay; also 5 young
cockerels, Mar. hatch, $1.00 ea,
Cash at my home. Mrs. J. T.
Whitfield, Lavonia, Rt. 1. ey

2 purebred B. R. _ pullets,
Thompson str., just before lay-
ing, $2.00. M. O. Mrs. Annie B.
King, Quitman, Rt. 2, Box 56.

15 purebred pedigreed B. R.
cockerels, 7 mos. old. Lucian
Whipple Lyons. ;

7 fine purebred 2. R.. Apri!
hatch pullets and extra fine
cockerel. Pullets ready to lay,
$10.00 oe C; Haygood Nix, Alto,
R22: a

B. R. cockerels, Thompson str.
Mar. hatch, $2.00 ea.; 2 for $3.75;
6 for $9.00; May hatch, $150 ea.
2 for $2.75; 6 for $7.50. Jno. A,
Wilson, Martin.

10 pure white rock AAA hens,
Mar. 1938 hatch, $1.00 ea.; Mar.
hatch pullets, same stock, 75c ea,
Mrs. Leslie Daniel, Dawson, Rts]
1, Box 135.

BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS:

and 2 roosters, 515 mos. old. Phe
ea. Exchange for Buff Minorcas,

same age. Mrs. B. J. Post, Rt. 4, .
Marietta. - =

Parks B. R., Mar. and Apr. ;
hatch, pullets and cockerels, $1
ea. Mrs. H. W. Shirley, Canon,
Rt

5 thoroughbred White Rock
pullets and 1 cockerel, 5 mos. oid,
$5.00. Mrs. A. G. eon: Boston,
Rt 2 Box: =

BRAHMAS:

Purebred light brahma rooster,
AAA grade, $1.25 ea. Lera Lord.
Rt. 5, Commerce.

Purebred Giant str. R. C. Light
Brahma cockerels, $1.50 ea.; 2 for
$2.75; pullets, $1.00 ea. 18 mos
old hens. qi 20-04, in light crate
FOB exp. office. L. 4d. Brown,
Colbert; Rte 257 : .

35 purebred Light Brahma
hens, 2 roosters, 10 pullets, 6
cockerels, 25c lb. if -taken at
once. FOB. Mrs. Ed Stone, Ad-
airsville, Rt. 2. \

| CORNISH:

Purebred Dark Cornish April
cockerels, $2.00 for single cock-
erel or $3. 00 pr. M. O. only. J. O.
Howell, Pineview.

20 pullets, mixed with Cornish
5 mos. old, $12.00 for lot. Cash.
J. A. Ehiott, Lavonia, Rt. 2..

Purebred dark Cornish cock=
erels, Apr. hatch, $2.00 ea. fo
J. R. Gardner, Locust Grove.

40 purebred Dark Cornish, ear
ly spring hatched roosters, $1.00
ea. fob. M. O. Mrs. C. A. Pat
terson, Ty Ty, Rt. 1.

Several Dark Cornish hens,
ea.; pullets, 75c ea. M. O.
Alfred Gibbs, Rochelle Rt. 2





20 thoroughbred B. R. pullets ~
Monday, October 16,1989

POULTRY FOR SALE

Large heavy type
~ Dark Cornish, Apr. hatched cock-



erels, 7 lbs. or more, $1.50 ea.;

pullets, 4 Ibs. or more, $1.00 ea.
Money back guarantee. Mrs. Hu-
bert Hill, Maysville, Rt. 1.

Large type Dark Cornish cock-

erels, Apr. hatch, $1.50 ea.; 12
hens and unrelated rooster. $14
jot. No checks. Florence Horne.
- Grovetown. ,
Large type purebred Cornish
- cockerels, Feb. and Mar. hatch
$1.25 ea. fob. No checks. Mrs. C.
H. Franklin, Ohoopee.

Spr. hatched Cornish roosters
an dpullets, $1.00 ea. fob. Ex-
change for same value in seed. L.
M. White Rt. 1, Box 283, Cal-
-houn.

Bloodtested, prize winning
Cornish cockerels, 5 mos. old.
- $1.50 ea. Exchange for 15 Ibs.
good dried apples or peaches.

Mrs. Dick Sloan, Pelham.

Several purebred Dark Cor-
nish, early hatched cockerels,
large yellow legs. now ready, $1
ea. fob. Gordon Strickland, Hart-
- well; Rt. 1.
- GAME: :

5 fine War Horse game roosters.
$2.00 ea.; younger, $1.50, fine
hens, $2.00 ea.; younger, $1.50 S.
_M. Seaborn, Brunswick.

_ Snider's pure Bacon Warhorse
- pit games stags and pullets, $1.25
~ ea.; 1938 hatch cocks and hens.
~ $2.00 ea.; $5.00 trio; 1 Ginn Grey
vock, 2 yrs. old, $2.00. Tom Weav-
er, Rt. 2.. Canon.

Several fine cocks. Want par-
ties to keep on farm for me. One
cock to the yard. A. A. Prince.

- Riverdale.

Wice one year old Post Garrett
Roundhead hens, $1.00 ea. Frank
J. Watkins, Ellijay. y

10 stags and 10 pullets, Travel-
fer and Roundhead crossed, Mar.
and Apr. hatch. stags, $1.50; pul-
lets. $1.00. A. P. Nichols, 18 W.
College Extension, Griffin.
GIANTS: :

5 Smiths extra heavy White
Jersey Giant pullets, Mar. 1939
hatch; 1 rooster, Apr. 1938 hatch
$10.00 lot. Buyer pay trans. Mrs.

J. C. Weldon, Lavonia.

One AAA White Giant cocker-
el and 2. pullets, June hatch, 75c
ea: one AAA R. I. Red cockerel,

Mar. hatch, $1.00. Mrs. I. E. Gib-
son, Waynesville.

10 purebred White-Jerscy Giant
fens and one rooster, $10.00 not
_. postpaid. Mrs. W. S. Davis, Har-

_ alson. :

15 Jersey White Giant hens and
rooster, 2 yrs. old, for sale. No
checks. M. O. Mrs. Emma Ward
_ Duluth, Rt. 1.

_LEGHORNS:

100 AAA White Leghorn pul-
lets, for sale. See, W. A. Clark, |.

Gainesville. Rt. 3, Box 131.

4 mos. old, pen ped. Roselawn

_ Leghorn big typ ecockerels, $1.25
ea. James Kimbell, Lyerly.

16 Lindstrom All Star Mating
- W. L. pullets and cockerel, April
hatch, 75c ea. J. P. Dukes, Grif-
effin, Rt Cc:

: 15 W L. April cockerels, from

* 801-307 egg ped. hens, $3.50 a.
FOB. Copy of ped. furnished. J.
L. Whitten, Decatur, Columbia
* Dr. Rt. 2. De 9033.

> 6b S.C. W.. Le. April cockerels,
Roselawn pen ped. No. 1, $5.00
ea. Copy ped. furnished. WwW. B
Kickliter, Decatur, Rt. 2. Colum-
bia Dr., De 9033.

Five W. L. S.C. pullets, AAA
Hayes str., just beginning to lay,
one cockerel, same breed and Ser:
not of same pen, $7.50 also pen
of N. L. S .C. pullets and cock-
erels, 4 mos. Exchange for corn
or anything. K. Rowan, Winter-
ville .

- June hatch R. O. P. Leghorn
cockerels, $1.00 ea. del. in Ga. J.
W. Armstrong, Fort Gaines.

~ 100 W. L. pullets, 5 mos. old.
Carey Clarke, Flowery Branch,
mR. 2. :

175 W. L. pullets, Apr. 1939
hatch, now laying, $1.00 ea.; lot;
also 100 mixed heavy breed, same
age and price, now laying. =; M.
Faulkner, Star Rt., Cornelia.

125 Apr. hatch, single comb W.
L., now laying, $1.00 ea.; price
cut if lot taken. L. W. Stallings,
Carrollton, Rt. 3.

30 large type English W. JS
-pullets, beginning to lay, $1.00
ea. Mrs. H. G. Parks, Rt. 1, Fair-
burn. ;

Big type Eng. Barron W. L.
hens and roosters; also, hatch-
ing eggs. Mrs. Lester DeFoor,

Toccoa, Rt. 2.
8 nice B. L. hens and 1 roost-

er, 15 mos. old, Everlay str., 95c

ea.; $8.00 lot. Mrs. H. A. Wilson,
Martin, Rt. 2, Box 62.

: W. L. cockerels, 4 mos... old,
- good stock, $1.00 ea.; 3 for $2.50
fob. Mrs. G..W. Akins, Ocilla.

purebred |

/kin, 122 Lakewood Terrace

POULTRY FOR SALE



Buff Leghorn cockerels, 1 yr.
old, $1.50 ea. N. L. Carmical, Rt.
8, Box 505, Atlanta.

200 Hanson W. L. pullets. Mar.
haten, $1.20 ea. now laying. G
B. Dasher, Valdosta, Rt. 3.

100 W. L. pullets, 5 mos. old,.

vaccinated against chicken pox,
$85.00 at. yard. Leila Wright, Ma-
rietta, Rt. 1.

15-644 mos. old Legorca cock-
er: , from Ri: O.-Py stock of 390
eges, (W. L.. bred to a. White
Minorca) larger than Leghorn,
$1.50 ea. fob. Mrs. T. A. Futch,
Rochelle, Rt. 2.

MINORCAS:

10 yellow Minorca pullets and
1 rooster, Apr. hatch, 75c ea.
Mrs. A. T. Crooms, Cochran, Rt.
2

Early Apr. hatch, Giant Black
Minorca cockerel, nearly grown,
selected for breeder, $2.00. L. B.
Millians, Newnan.

8 thoroughbred Buff Minorca
roosters, Apr. hatch, $1.00 ea. fob
J. D. Stanford, Mt. Vernon.

12 Buff Minorca pullets, Apr.
hatch, 90c ea.; $10.00 lot. M. O.
No. checks. Mrs: J. J. Davis,
Thomasville.

95 B..O,- 1: yr.old,. $1.00: ea.;
$23.00 lot, including rooster, fob.
W. J. McGee, 517 Second Ave.
Rome. ~

1z2 B. O pullets, 1 rooster; 8 N.
H. Red pullets 1 rooster; 6 B. R.
pullets, 1 rooster. All Mar. hatch.
J. G. Ergle, 443 E. Ontario SW,
Atlanta.

Buff Orpington, prize Winners,
93 yrs. breeding young stock,
\cockerels and pullets. Mrs. Ed
Morgan, Americus. 4

PHEASANTS:

Three 2 yr .old Ringneck pheas-
ant hens and cock, $2.00 ea.; 2
Ringneck pheasant pullets, half
grown, $1.00 ea.; White African
guineas, 2 yrs. old $2.50 trio; this
years hatch, $2.00 trio; Ringneck
doves, $1.75 pr.; White doves
$3.00 pr. J. S. Robison, Jackson.

PIGEONS: :

28 pigeons, 30 white Kings, 4
eressed with W. K. and R. C.; 1
pure R. C. and 3 common, $5.50
lot. H. M. Chandler, Tifton, Rt.
4. .

28 pigeons; 19 W. King, 4 cross
between W. King and R. C.: ft
pure R. C. and 4 Common, $5.50

4,

10 purebred W. King pigeons, 2
pr. mated, others young birds,
$2.50 lot. Not prepaid. Mrs. L. J.
McArthur, Calhoun, Rt. 2-

One two or three prs. W. King
pigeons, $1.00 pr.; also, want 4
young B. L, hens, quote price. B.
J. Wynne, Cochran.

ORPINGTONS:
QUAIL:

Georgia quail, Bob White, full
grown birds, $3.00 pr: $8.00 for 3
pr.; $15.00 for 6 pr. Prompt. ship-
ment. D. H. Horton, Ludowici,
Rik

REDS (New Hampshires) :
Purebred N. H. Red cockerels,
5 mos. old, well marked, $1.50
and $2.00 ea. Mrs. Robert aes
Atlanta. Ma 6516. ae
17 N. H. Red cockerels, blood-
tested, $2.00 ea.; lots of 5 or more.
$1.75 ea. FOB. Crates to be re-
turned. H. L. Kessler, Rincon.

4 purebred N. H. Red roosters,
Mar hatch $1.00 ea.; $3.50 lot; 2
purebred R. I. Red roosters, Mar.
hatch, $1.00 ea. fob. Mrs. R. L.
Fears, Flovilla, Rt. 1.

REDS (Rhode Island):

Purebred R. I. Red cockerels,
Mar. and Apr. hatch, 75c to $1.00
Exchange for purebred pigs or
anything/can use. Gerald Smith,
Baxley, Rt. 4.

Few ped. Parmenter str. Pro-
duction R. I. Red cockerels, sired
by males from dams with offic-
ial record over 300 eggs, and out
of best trapnested hens. Same
breeding as Georgia Contest pen.
Mrs. T. C. Hudmon, Stone Mtn.
Reso

Fine purebred March hatch R.
I. Red pullets, 75c ea.; April

hatch, 60c ea.; hens, $1.00; young

cockerels, 75c to $1.00 ea. Exp.
ches. not paid. Mrs. L. J. Moye,
Barnesville, Rt. 2. ;

8 selected March hatch Red
cockerels, from bloodtested, trap-
nested stock, also 1 yery fine
Cornish. cockerel; $4.25 ea. or
$1.00 ea: for lot. FOB Thomas-
ville Express Office. Wm. M.
Rockel, Thomasville, Rt. 1.

10 R I. Red pullets and roos-
ter. Spring hatch, $10.00. Mrs.
R. L. Williams Boston.

10 S. C. R. I. hens and rooster
18 mes. old, hens now laying, 85c
ea. Exchange. Mrs. W. B. Bry-
ant Blackshear, Rt. 1.

Purebred R. I. Red cockerels,



"5c ea. No checks. Mrs. W. H.
Deen. Pearson.

lot. H. M. Chandler, Tifton, Rt.



POULTRY FOR SALE

y

POULTRY WANTED



Dark Red cocks and cocker-
els from heavy laying strain, $2
ea.; also eggs, $1.50 per 15 post-
paid. Mrs. Don Donaldson, Deca-
tur. De 2405.

20 fine March hatched R., I.
Red pullets, Donaldson str., start-
ing to lay, $20.00 fob. Cliff 'T. Tan-
ner, Sandersville, Rt. 1.

, AAA purebred R. I. Red and
AAA purebred W. L. roosters.
Exchange for same breed. E.
Paul, Albany, Rt. 3, Box 254. |

WYANDOTTES:

S. L. and Partridge Wyan-
dottes, Leghorns, Silver Duck-
lings, White Maylay ducks, Dark
Cornish, bantams, white Sacred
doves. Exchange for pheasants
or quail. J. L. Berry, Box 125,
Norcross.

RR. CS. Wyandotte pullets,
Mar. Ist hatch, from bloodtested

stock, $1.00 ea.; $10.00 doz. Mrs.

Taylor Spier, Rt..2, Box 129

Dawson.

R. C. S. L. Wyandotte pullets
from bloodtested flock, Feb. Ist
and Mar. ist hatch, $1.00 ea.; 12
for $10.00 not prepaid. Mrs. Tay-
lor Speir, Rt. 3, Box 129, Dawson.

Purebred S. L. Wyandotte roos-
ters, Feb. hatch, most ready for
service; also 10 hens, 1 yr old,
5 to 6 lbs., $1.00 ea. M. O. pre-
ferred. You pay charges. Mrs. J.
C. Bianton, Adel.

15 purebred White Wyandotte
roosters: 3 lbs. ea., 70c ea.; 2

purebred White Wyandotte roos- |

ters, 80c ea.; 5 purebred Part-
ridge Rock hens and 1 rooster,
$10.50 fob entire lot; also 13 pure
bred B. R. Hens, $14.00 lot fob.
Mrs. Mattie B. McPherson, Ra-
hun Gap, Rt. 1.

3 R. C. White Wyandotte
cockerels, Mar hatch, $1.50 ea.; 2
R. C. White Rocks, $1.25 ea. fob.
Mrs. W. E. Hillman. Byromville.

Super grade R. C. S. L. Wyan-
dotte cockerels, Apr. hatch, $1.00
ea. wot prepaid. M. O. preferred.
Mrs. E. B. McLeroy, Eatonton,
Roi: y

15 thoroughbred, well culled.
Tarbox str., heavy layers, Mar.

and Apr. 1939 hatch pullets, 75c

ea.; also 7 Feb., 1939 hatch cock-
erels, same breed and str., $1.00
ea., not prepaid. Lyda Gibbs,
Uvalda.



Guineas, Geese

Etc. For Sale

5 grown, 3 half grown White
Indian Runner ducks, $6.00 or
exc. for cotton seed, corn or oth-
er value, Will not ship. Fred
Kown, White, Rt. 1.: -

16 quackless Muscoveys of fan-
cy breeding, 12 Ib. drake, 2 grown
ducks, 13 ducklings, 6 mos. old,
$15.00. Miss Peggy Thompson,
Swainsboro, Rt. 2,

Turkeys;
Ducks;



2 big blue geese and one gan-

der, $1.50 ea. G. C. Holbrook,
Chamblee.

10 Muscovy duck hens and 2
Muscovy, drakes. $1.00 ea. fob.
Mrs. B. M. Eskew, Hawkinsville.
Rie 4, .

2 turkeys M. B., 18 mos. old,
tom, $6.00; hen, $4.50; both, $10.
T. W. Bentley, Rt. 1, Lithonia.

9 White Pekin ducks, 75c ea.; 2
Big Bone guinea black sows, $8.50
ea.; also one Buckeye incubator
250 eggs, $30.00. J. T. Brown, El-
berton, Rt. 3.

12 mixed ducks, half Mallard,
half Rouan. 75c ea. now laying.

also S. C. R. I. Red pullets, Don-

aldson str., young ones, 75 a.;
large ones, $1.00 a. Mrs. C. A.
Black, The Rock, Rt. 1.

Nice turkeys; also Bourbon
Red breeding stock. No orders
later than Nov. 1. J. B. Duna-
gan, Lawrenceville, Rt. 3. :

Large Mallard drakes; Black
and White Muscovey ducks, 75c
and $1.00 ea.; Muscovey drakes,
$1.25 ea. Exchange for B. O.
and Minorca hens or puliets.
Roberta McCollum, Grantville,
RFD.

Indian Runner drakes, $1.00 ea.
FOB. M. O. Avalon Spivey( So-
perton, Rt. 2.
Trio White guineas (2 hens, 1
rooster), 1 yr. old, $2.00 fob; also
several mixed young and old tur-
keys for, sale. Frank Bennett,
Coffee.

7% White Pekin ducks and 2
drakes, 4 mos. old, ready to lay,
$7.65; 4 Mallard ducks and 5
drakes, 4 to 6 Ibs., $4.50 fob. J.
J. Strickland, Waycross, Rt. 2.

21 geese, $1.25 ea.; $20.00 lot.
Mrs. Allen Kirkland, Nicholls, Rt.
2.

Pure Narragansett turkeys from
unrelated stock, toms, $6.00; hens
$4.00 fob. Mrs. F. W. Schmidt,
Augusta, Rt. 2.

Ducks: 2 hens and 3 drakes,
$2.00 lot. Dora Ector, Rt. 3, Box

415 A, Greenville.

| thy and well

Pay cash



BABY CHICKS:

Want 100 biddies to raise ony
halves to 10 wks. old. Other par-

ty pay trans. charges. Mrs. J. E.
Williams, Pinehurst. ;

BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS:

Want Parks str. B. R. pullets,
Mar or Apr. hatch. Must be heal-
grown, no culls.
Reasonable price. Lawrence Mc-
Leod, Brooklet.

BANTAMS

Will exchange 1black female
g:rown rabbit; 6 young ones; 3
are 4 mos. old; 3 are 2 mos. old
for 7 young bantam pullets: or
hens with smooth legs not less
than.4 mos. or over 2 yrs, old.
Write first. Fred Grubbs. Jr..
Demorest.

-
Want muffle jawed B. R. pul-
letts AAA. Cheap. Mrs. Mike
Langston, 613 Shorter Ave., Rome.

Want purebred Buff Rock
cockerel, Mar.: or Apr. hatch.
State price. Mrs. W. S. Crockett,

\

Franklin.

CORNISH:

Want 20 or 30 Dark Cornish
pullets, large type, laying or yr.
old hens. Reasonable cash price.
Exchange. Give full details. Mrs.
Mamie Stone, Rt. 2, Adairsville.

Want 3 purebred Royal White
Cornish Game roosters, Mar. or
Apr. hatch, reasonably priced.
a John W. Moseley, Soper--
on,

GAME: :
_ Want to buy Allen Roundhead
or Gray game. chickens. C. R.
Wade, Mitchell, Rt. 2.

LEGHORNS:

Want 100 W. L. pullets, 6 to 10
oo W. J. Mullis, Waycross,
Rieck

PHEASANTS:
Want pheasant hens. State best
price. John K. Kennedy. sMenlo.

PIGEONS:

Want 3 or 4 young 1939 hatch/

male common pigeons. Cheap.
fob shipping point.

Howard Willoughby, Waco.



Turkeys; Guineas. Geese
Ducks; Etc. Wanted

Want Mandarin ducks. C. S.
Holcomb, Jonesboro. ~

Trade White Pekin ducks and
some clean legged Bantam chick-
ens for some geese. Write what
you have. Chas. E. Stanton, At-

Janta, Rt. 8, Box 196.

Want. turkeys, 40 lbs. and up.
Fred Robertson, Buford.

Want several head White gui-
nex hens and Jack. Trade a. good
thrifty shoat for same or pay
cash.*Must be cheap. D. H. Hor-~-
ton, Ludowici.

INCUBATORS AND



BROODERS FOR SALE



Miller inc., 500 egg cap., used 3
times, for sale or exc. for sow.
poultry, or what have you? Also
100 B. R. April hatch pullets and
fine stock, Chinchilla rabbits
(buck and 3 does) to exc. for
pigs geese or other farm pro-
ducts. H. E. Smith, Augusta, 926

| Reynolds St.

A 100 eg cap. incubator, $6.00.
or exc. for 12 hens, any breed.
but prefer heavy .breed, or 60
small chicks: Mrs. W. H. Hunter,
Homerville, Rt. 1, Box 37.

1 caponizing set in good orderx,
$2.50. Write. J. A. King, Unadilla.

A 16,000 egg cap. Buckeye in
good cond. Hatched over 74 per
cent of all eggs set one season.
Bargain price of $200.00. G. B.
Dasher, Valdosta, Rt. 3. t

A 150 egg cap. Cypress Inc.,
good cond. (Good results from
every hatch). $8.00. Mrs. C. F.
Smith, Wilburn.

2 Little Brown Hen inc. prac- |)

tically new. $3.50 ea. FOB. J. H.
McGarity, Clarkston.

A 260 egg cap. electric inc..
$10.00 or exch. for other value. J.
Jolley, Atlanta, Rt. 7. :

INCUBATORS AND
BROODERS WANTED

Want 1 kerosene brooder, 800-
1,000 cap., in good shape, at right
price. State make and full details
st once. J. P. Williams, Griffin
Rt Cc.

FARM HELP WANTED

Want good man for a 2 h. farm
and house (completely furnished)
Rent free to right man. R. H.
Reid, Atlanta 75 Ponce de Leon
Ave., N. E. :

Want man and wife (only) to
live in home with wife and self
and work 1 horse crop on shares.
Good land, tools and stock. Some
truck and general farming. W. A









Abercrombie, Austell, Rt. 2.

FARM HELP WA

Want nice, respectable
woman for light far
Board, clothes and littl
ing money. Mrs. Irene
Franklin, Rt. 3. ;

Want large colored fa:
run 2h. crop for 1940. Goo
stock, etc. 1 in family
drivers license. All mus
how to farm and have goo
2 mi. No. Lithonia, E. T.
Lithonia. (ees

Want 35-40 yr. old, uner
bered, healthy woman t
light farm work, no fiel
Plenty to eat, good cloth
some spending money. G
Mrs. W. F. Laughrid
worth, Rt. 1. : ts

Want good farmer, able
self for 30 acres best lar
ing section, 12 mi. Sa
Market. Good houses. Sc
Miss Lula DeLoach, Sai
Rt. 4, Box 150. os

Want settled, refined
for light farm work, no.
work. Board and small s
Give details about sel E
one who can drive car well.
Ruby Reynolds, Mayfiel
Box 33.

Want nice, refined womai
45 yrs. old to live in home
Christian family and help
light farm work, no field
$2.00 week. References
and must be from nic
Write. Mrs. M.ry Cowan,
mart 716 Goodyear Ave. |

Want honest colored gir
yrs. old, near Atlanta, for
farm work, no field work
week. Advancement if sat
tory. Mrs. P. P. Wood,
Rt. 8, Center Hill. =

Want woman for ligh
work, no field work. |
Brue, Lumber City, Rt.

Want good, settled colored
to work around place, I
stock and other work. Mrs.
JONSON s-DOVeth ae

Want healthy, dependabli
ored man and wife, |
children for farm. Bo
Wife light farm work, no
work. Good home and reaso
ee J. Sloan, Pelham
ce ae

Want settled colored w
for light farm work, n
work. Mrs. F./J> Land}.

Want a competent truck |
er for 6 acre truck farm ne
lanta. E. G. Acree, Atlant
q. i

Want good man with o
and stock and can run
good 2 h. farm. Stand
Good house. small orchard,
eood water, pasture. and w
mi. good town. Schools
churches near. Good paved
way. C. G. Oliver, Barne
Rite 2s |

Want man with help enow
take care of 2.h. crop on
and finish gathering p
crop for wages and plant
crop. Just off Lawrence
and Vandereriff road. J. A.
dereriff, Decatur, Rt. 2.

5 29
Want white or colored fa
for 2 h.farm. Good land,
water, very good bldgs.; ma
door. school bus, 3 church (
neighbors. Tobacco and co
acreage. Must run self. E.
Todd, Valdosta, Rt. 4.

Want good, sober, honest
hand at once. $10.00 mo.,
and washing. Come, dont w
No loafer nor drunkard ne
ply. W. L. Wilson, Talkin
Rte a2: ae

s j Deke pace Sine

Want boy, i4-17 yrs. of ag
work on farm. Must be hea
and stout, and know how to-
and do all !:inds of farm wor
Lester Massey, Danielsvil

13; Box 18: :

Want middleaged white
man to live on farm with c
and do light f-rm work, n
work. Reasonable salary.
Coleman, Reidsville, Box 20

Want white or colored v
for light farm work, na
work. Comfortable room
reasonable wages. Mrs.
Crickenberger, Martinez.

Want nice, healthy wom
light farm work, no field
but mik cow. Board and siv
salary. Must be-reliable and
encumbered. Claud W. Da
Sugar Valley. . eh ;

Want man wiih force
horse farm, 1 for 2 horse
for 1 horse f.r.ms. Good bo
land for corn, good uplan
cotton and trucking. Good s
and church..3 mi.. Locust G
J. A. Andefson, Locust Grove
. Sa og

Want intelligent, agre?.
young white* woman of 9g
character for light farm w
no field work, for good home @
reasonable salary. Must have
erences. Carl W. Southwell, De
lonega, P. O. Box 251...







































































RM HELP WANTED

rseicrop for eanding rent.
ed 8 mi. south College Park.
ear ehurch and school. School
nd mail route. Mrs. Jewel
Riverdale, Rita

Want heaithy, refined, white
roman to help with light farm
jive in family of 2, and
0 week. No field work. M. B.
vis, Fairburn, Rt. 1.

ant sober, honest, healthy
aan with small family to take
ve small dairy in Polk county.
be reliable and no bad
ue I furnish house, good. wa-

andy, garden, also wood,
ich is Bey: GC. W. Price:
i rtown, Rt. 2, Box 90.

ant settled colored woman,
yrs. old for light farm work.
field work. Board and small
Mrs. Avis BRAGS IS: Sum-



or



nt Peouipdient. woman for
farm work, no field work.
: board and room.
= W. Strickland, Perry
Te Warrs n.

G2 good, Christian.
woman, white.or colored,
40 yrs. old, for light farm
k, no field work. 2 only in
ily.. Mrs.. Harrison Hamrick.
3remen, Rt. 1, Box 94. :

ant unencumb:red colored
man, 40-50 yrs. of age, exp.
arm work, no field work,
fortable room, reas. salary,
eral amount time off. ref. re-
PR. Wilburn, Chamblee,



Want woman 48-50 yrs. ne
do light farm work no field
k, for family of 3, a perma-
job, live as one of family,
k. Mrs. G. W. Abercrom-

woman, 25-45 yrs. old
light. farm work. no aes

478. Clearwater St.

mnt good farmer, standing
for good 2 or 3 horse crop.
ittom land-pasture (Farm

aR house, | located on
ad, 2% mi. Fairburn, 21
lanta. No need re unless
H. Floyd,

k in garden and shrubbery.
roughly expericnced ee

t Sonn work, no_ field

ouse. wood and etc., fur-

- d little salary. Mrs. H.
: arrenton, Rt. 3. :

op, on 3rds and 4ths, or
Siege jJand and an fertil-

201d, for <geheral. lieh:
-work, no field work Board

S. George Gunt er, Atlan-
Loomis Ave.. S. E.

young married man
yrs. of age, with lor 2
a. 8 can 100k af-

Fi oe Collier.

ouses, Beaty fire wood.

with
with

Monest, sober. etc.,
and quipment.

eg

J ae Almand, De-

ae St.
ant respectable. middleaged
oman for light farm work, no

family. Write. Mrs.
College Park, athe 2
Ca 1483.

colored man to raise
acco on shares and work
for wages. Must have
Sev. children large



ae country
I. Johnston, Atlanta,

meone who has Mill
Dora: to make up
. syrup, I put cane
Oo a and give one=

not over 40. $6 work
flowers, vegetables |-
tate ee and





nase.

ae trustworthy man]

ya family. for 1 or 215

all salary. Must like chil- |

4 yur 2 Nye farms, ae 4)

ood: vo. th: oroughiy

_ force for full 2 horse}
At tractive, proposition to.

ettled woman to fee! as.
ly and do ay fart:

d work. for home and small.



/MARKET

FARM HELP WANTED

Want unencumbere. woman
about 40 yrs. old, who can milk,
churn, drive car, for light farm
work, no field work. Good home
with old couple and small salary.
E. R.. Hill, Decatur, 218 Lans-
dorn Ave.

Want middleaged white wo-
man, not over 35 or 45 yrs. for
light farm work. no field work,
but must milk cow. . Must be
clean and willing worker, $2.00
week, board (4 in family). Apply
at once. Mrs. Ruby el os
dand. ==

* Give room, board and laundry
to some smart, country raised
boy (orphan preferred), in~ ex-
change for helping with chores
-and will pay for all outside field
work. Milk 1 cow. Exch. ref. An-
Swer soon. J. E. Jones, mUpeS
Re i

Want young colored couple,
farming experience, with or with-
out family, for share cropping on
farm within 15 mi. of Atlanta, off
Roosevelt Highway, bring writ-
'ten reference. Houston White,
904 Grant Bldg.. Atlanta, Wa
9085. nes

Want white woman, 25 to 40
yrs. old, unencumbered, for light
farm work, no field work. Reas-
onable salary and room. Prefer
one who needs home. Mrs. W. P.
Thatcher, Chickamauga, Rt. 2.

4 room house and want to con-
tact someone with the view of
raising chickens and keep 2 or 3
cows. Ref. exchanged.
Fitz, Rossville.

Want large, honest, hard work-
ing family to work 2 mule crop
on 50-50 basis and work 1 mule
crop for wages. In Tift county.
good mules, tools and land, good
tobacco and cotton acreage, also
some peanuts. A. D. Lindsey,
nan

Good home, room and board\to
"eGianl. sober, colored boy or
man who can care for yard, gar-
den, drive car, etc. Some pay.

| Ref. requireds Miss Jane M. Mad-
| dox, Stone Mtn. P. O. Box 297.

Want Peapamiaberca colored
man, 50-65, to do light farm
work, no field work. Attend stock,
etc. Apply at once. Mrs. P. M.
Johnson, Lovett.

Want reliable colored couple to
live on farm. Must: be good milk-
er. Mrs. Edw. F. O Connor, Vie
Milledgeville. j ee

_ Want couple to live in home
with aged woman and do farm
work. Have use of cow, chickens

and 50 A. farm. Write for de-

tails. H. H. McCollum, anes
burg, Ree Let, ers

Want white: single vahian 25
35 yrs. old, to do light farm
work, no field work. Good. home
and. small salary. S. L. Harton,

| Griffin, 421 Lake Ave.

Want good, honest, Srcuectalis
girl or woman > for light farm
work, milk one cow. At once. $2.00
to $2.50 week and board. Mrs. T.
-H. Mull, Aragon, Rt. 1.

Want woman, about 40, to milk,
churn, able to drive car and oth_
er light farm work. Home with 2
old people and small pay. Write
fitgie eo he Pak Decatur, 116 Mc-
Donguae St. :



POL TIONS WAN TED

Want ee looking after poultry
tor stock raising or carpenter
work and gardening; -can do most
any kind of farm work. D. C.
Lively, Atlanta, 646 Wells St.
Want. job on farm with good
honest man for wages the rest
of the year. 3 to work. T. H. Live-



Riz 3s ; ve

Man with Gite aar 12 yr. old
.| boy -wants job as overseer of
farm, 5 yrs. experience, honest,
.| Sober, reliable, healthy. indus-
trious. Reference. A. V. Coggins.
Louisville, Rt. 1.

15 yr. old boy wants job on

with honest ne Calvin Ayers
Tallapoosa, Rt.

Want 2H. on on halves. with |

time with owner.
near Athens or Atlanta.
Vance. Rt., Cumming.

ee),

Vs OD Vrs old man wants job on

poultry and stock farm, stout and
healthy, no bad habits. Share
basis or salary. Can start any
time, W. V. Rhoades, Box 64,
Baldwin.

30 yr. old man wants job on
dairy farm at once, 7 yrs. exper-
ience, no bad habits, wife and 3
children. Will have to be moved.
Exchange references. Martin R.
| Reid, Glenwood, Rt. 2, eed Hills
Dairy. |

| References. Thurston Westbrook-



Commerce Rt 3, Bax 108. ae



Have about 75 acres and good|

Roscoe |
4

standing rent.

child, wants job

ly. Atlanta. Care Bs A. Williams... .
1140. Atlanta..Care C. C. Millsap.

dairy farm or gencral farm. Can
do most anything. Want home|

200d house, stock, and job in idle
Prefer place





BULLETIN.
POSITIONS WANTED

Want good 2 H. farm in tobac-
co section of Ga., 5 in family,
experience. Must be near school
and on mail route. F. H. Knowles,
Rts Pitts:

Family of three wants job at



dairy, with work for wages dur-

ing idle time. Write me at once.
D. L. Vance, Rt. 1, Cumming.

Want real good 1 horse crop on
halves or 3rds and 4ths. Prefer
in Fulton county. J. E. Myers,
Atlanta, 369 Nolon St., S. E. -

Man with 5 in family wants
work with dairy or farm, or poul-
try, any kind of work all winter
and for next yr. R. V. Turner,
Atlanta, East Atlanta Station.

Want job.. Exp. in all type of
farm work. 38 yrs. old, wife and
1- boy, 16 yrs. old. Room, board
and small salary. Vernon Lewis,
Atlanta, 606 Gascal St.

60 yr. old man, stout: avd heal-
thy, good habits, well exp. in
poultry and dairy work. with
good references wants job. Good
home and some salary. P. E.
Rhodes, Baldwin.

31 yr. old man wants job on
farm for 1940. Life time exp.
prefer home with Christian cou-

ple and reasonable salary. Single}

sober, reliable. Can drive car,
truck or tractor. Fred D. Garrick.
Brooklet, heros

Want 2 horse farm for oe
ing rent, in good tobacco section.
Jos. M. Corbett, Nashville,

Want job on farm as foreman.
Understand handling labor, gen.
farming and grew tobacco 18 yrs.
Reasonable wages. Ref. exch. 3 in
family. G. W. Akins, Ocilla, Rt. 2.

To anyone wanting a Diesel
Tractor driver and _ operator,
write. James. A. Cater, Carroll-
tOns Rt. 2.

Want job cutting timber, 2 or
3 good hands. Or farm. work.
Come or write at once. Lee

Smith, Teyiorsvile, Rt.1 % eee

Seer

_Man, 39 yrs. old with wife and
2 children wants job on farm.
Can drive car, truck or tractor.
Move anywhere. All healthy. R.

Dz. Eaves, Felton, Rt. 1.

Middleaged man wants job as
caretaker or overseer of farm or
estate. Lifetime experience in
farming and stock raising. E. H:
Smith, 113 Second Ave., Valdos-

| ta.

Want place as. caretaker of
property or small place in Fulton
Co., where can have garden and
chickens. Rent must be reason-

able. E. A. eee: ee Camden Rd..

Atlanta. <

Man with Wile: and baby: wants
job as caretaker of vegetable or
chicken farm. Norman Cangar,

enn Cairo St., Atlanta.

Man with wife wants fon as

overseer of 10 to 15 plow farm. 6.

yrs. exp. Am no _ liquor drinker.
Have no bad. habits. Millard Da-
vis. Alamo.

Want good one horse crop. 3rds
or 4ths or standing rent. Can
furnish self. Want ood land and

outbuilding. Charlie Vaughn, Rt.

5, Box 98, Cumming.

Want good 2 H. or 3 H. crop.
Can furnish self. 3rds, 4ths, or

ming.

Man with wife wants ob as
overseer of 10 or i5 plows on
farm. Would take small dairy on

50-50 basis. No bad habits. Reas-

onable WABCS J. ae Davis, Ala-
mo. Rt. 1.

'33 yr. old widow, ae 9 yr. old
on farm for
room, board and small salarv.
Mrs. Pearl Manley. Rt. 8. Box

Man wants job as overseer of
farm for. 1940. Can operate trac-
tor or any kind of farm machin-
ery. W. C. Meadors, 721 Pulaski
St. Athens. -

Wants job as overseer for 1940.
15 yrs. experience. Reference. Iv-
ey Mock, Perkins.

Exp. truck and tractor driver

wants job on farm. Work by day

and 1 horse farm on halves for
1940. Have to be moved. Gibbs
Pullin, Social Circle.

40 yr. old man with wife and

2 children want 1 or 2 horse farm |

or any other farm work. Raised

on farm. Do carpenter work. etc. |

Capable of handling labor. Dont
drink nor smoke nor curse. Move |
right away and re-pay move bill.
Want in good community. E.
Foster, Parrott, Rt. 1.

_ Educated, refined young man
of good character, wishes place
as helper on poultry or pigeon
farm. Energetic, honest, good,
worker, Want room, board and
$2.00 week. C. H. Milam, Dawson,

Ye Milam: Coal Co.

22 yr. old man wants job on}
E farm: near Atlanta driving: truck.

Want small farm suitable for
small dairy and hog raising, with-

Can give refer- |.
ences. Roy Bennett, Rt. 5, Cum-|

after poultry farm,

Monday, October: 16, | 1939

POSITIONS WANTED

36 yr. old man with wife and 6
children, oldest 13 yrs. 5 work)
wants large 1 horse or small crov
on shares, with good man who
will furnish stock and tools, feed.
guano, etc. to make crop. Like
grow some tobacco. Write or see.
Lee Bennett, Valdosta, Rt. 2; %o
Jennie Parker.

Want job on farm for wages or
crop on halves for another yr., or
take day job until crop. time.
Have 5 boys, 4 can work, oldest
17 yrs. old. Can run myself to
make crop. Experienced farmer,
cotton, corn, peanuts, tobacco,
etc. See or write. W. G. Turner,
Rome, 1705 No. Broad St.

Want light /1 horse crop on 50-
50 basis. Plenty wood, running
water on place, a 4 room house.



Prefer in North Ga. Have to be|"

moved. E. W. King, Marietta, Rt.
is < ?

Man wants job on farm. for
wages, 24 yrs. old, willing worker,
honest, sober, easy to get along
with. Wife not to. work. Make}
best offer. D. A. Martin, Nichol-
son, Rt. 1. :

Woman and boy, 16 yrs. of age,
wants 1 horse farm on _ halves.
Can furnish self. Would consider
day work and poultry or dairy
farm. Ref. exchanged. Mrs. E. E.
Smith. Mitchell, Rt. 2.

Unencumbered woman, 20 yrs.
old, wants job light farm work.
no field work, with good refined
people for room, board and
small salary. Mrs. Ruby Perdue.
Atlanta, 2 Lingo Way, Apt. No.
6, % Mrs. Hula Rule.

Honest, sober, and married mana
wants to manage dairy or over-
see farm for 1940. Can drive
truck. or tractor. Write your of-
fer. Felix Sasser, Arlington.

29 yr. old, single man wants job
on farm. Exp. in gen. farm work,
drive car, truck. tractor. walking
cultivator, Cre Gos anywhere,
es sober. J. E. May. Ee RORS
ville.

\

Job wanted ng nay. man on
modern poultry or dairy farm,. or
caretaker of private estate,
white, single, middleaged man.
Do not drink. Can drive car or
truck. Want living wage plus
board and laundry. - Write full
proposition in first letter. Chas.
Walker, Hoboken. :

Want 3 or 4 H. farm for 1940
for standing rent, good house,
pasture, Jand, garage, outbuild-
ings, one or two tenant houses.
within 35 mi. of Atlanta. Can fi-
nance self. O, E. Johnson. Pal-
metto.
- Want job looking after stock
farm and part feed crop, or
would take some turpentine and
some farming. Best of ref. Mrs.
Thelma Fussell, Denton, Rt. 1,

_ Want job in dairy. Good drv-
hand milker, good with cattle.
Small family. Can furnish ref.
from dairy man. ss H. Dodd,

/ Blackshear.

Want position as Miller and

.Mill-Wrieght, 20 yrs. exp. on corn

and whent. Best of references.
Married. No drinker. W. A. Cov-
gill, Bowersville, Box 124.

-2 white boys want jobs in dairy

|or on poultry farm. 18 and 19

yrs. old. James W. Daniel, Well-
ston.

-Man, 50 yrs. old, dont drink
nor smoke, wants job with good
man as overseer. or manager of
Poultry Farm. 30 yrs. exo. in
stock or poultry. Ref. exch. Write
particulars in first letter. Dan
E. Webb, Douglas, Rt.-3.

Want good 2 h. farm on 50-50

| basis. on school bus Rt., with good

4-5 room house, plenty of water
and pasture, not less than 20

acre allotment for cotton and

some peanuts. Like to have some
stock on halves. E, B: Adams.
Rupert.

Man and wife want job looking
also cattle
Well exp. in both, also exp. truck
driver. A references. Can move
at once. Douglas McDuffie, Mi-
lan.

Young man, single, high school
education | and Christian. wants
job takine care of flowers and
poultry. Well exp. and best of ref.
Prefer Christian home. Small
salary. ee Jones, Rossville, Re
Ti

Man and wife Sod father and
4 children, wants job this win-
ter. Any kind of work and 1 horse
farm for 1940 on halves and ex-
tra ey work. Sober. hard work-
ers. Good ret. Ty Cc. Watson. Per-

M.| ry, Rt. 2

19 yr. old white boy wants job
on farm. Has very little cyxper-
ience in farming but willing to
learn. Harold Roberts, Grant-
ville, Box 103 R.

Man and wife want 1h. farm
for. another year. Farmed all
lives. Well exp., do any kind im-
provement needed on place. Must
be good house, water, school bus.



in reach of good market. haa

|ref. P. C.. Reid, Waco, Rt. 1

Can move at ones Mrs. Lund-.
son, forte, Rt.



{and wife want job as Caretaker

by |

Atlanta or Griffin. Hubert
Padgett, Atlanta, 1691 Evans D

job, for home and_ reasonable

ie R. Dinsmore, _ Alpharetta, R

- keep. up mill.

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POSITIONS WANTED



Man and wife want a 1 hor.
crop on shares for 1940, or tal
part crop and work rest of time
for wages or all time for -wages,
pect Sullivan, Alpharetta, Re.

+

Man and we honest, wiht
job gen. farm work. with good
people, monthly wages. Can move
when crop is gathered. Good ref
Johnnie Pitner, Acworth, Rt.

Young mah, single, | wh
wants job at dairy ight work),
for room, board and wages. Come
and get me. Joe Edelmann, Ji
Atlanta, 1483 Boulevard N. E.

Want good 2 or 3 h. farm
in family, most of them able to
work. Have to be moved and fu
nished to make crop. Willie Hu
ter, Blakely, Rt. 3, Box 55.

Want job on farm or dair
State: wages in first letter. Ho
ard Hester, Roopville. ;

Want job on farm near M
jetta, dairy farm preferred. Ma
ried and have 2 children. Wan
small house and monthly wages;
would take first pay day or tw
in chickens, a pig and heifer |
to raise a cow from. Do good
work. Ret. E. B. Gaddis, Cant
Star Rt.,% John Pope. = 7

42 yr. old man wants job as
Foreman or Overseer of farm for
1940. Life time exp. in farming,
15 yrs. growing tobacco. 5 in fam
ily large enough to work, inclu
ing myself. B. H. Frecman. Meig
Rt. 1 -

Honest, hustling young man
or other work with good, reliable
farmer. L. F. Rogers, Carters
ville, Rt. 3. ao

44 yr. old colored woman wants
job of light farm work, no field
work. Honest, good natured and
willing worker. Want home and
small salary. Ollie Boatrigh
Lyons, Rt. 2, % Ida Jourdan.

Married man, 29 yrs. old, wants
job on farm at once and crop for
next year. Drive truck; tractor
and keep up farm tools. Good
hand to make syrup, also dairy
and poultry work. Well exp. J.
E, Whisnant, Lenox, Rt. 2.

Single, 41 yrs of age. reare
on farm until 22 yrs. of age; high
school education. Poultry, stock
or dairy farm wanted in vicin

S. W. Ra 2781.
- 15 yr. old noy wants light fa

Hee Honest and hard work
Begin October 15th. Monroe Ph
lips, Buena Vista, Rt. 3. me:

Want job as caretaker, Poul ve
farm or Nursery. Life time ex
farming. 4 in family. Best of r

Want A h. farm, standing rel
Furnish self. Raise - cattle
shares; other party furnish cap
| ital. Particulars in first lette
M. Shelnutt, Franklin, Rt. 1.

Want cotton to pick in Fulton:
County, near school and chureh
8 in family 5 to more T. L. Will
iams, Covington, Rt.

28 yr. old young woman wants
light farm work. no field work,
near Columbus or Pine Moun-=
tain Valley. $2.50 week and home,
also bus fare to be furnished and

Hartwell.

Young woman wants lig
farm work, no field work, wit
nice, Christian . elderly people.
Live as one of family and re:
onable salary. References
changed. Ann Smith, Pelham.

Want 2 h. farm on shares wit
2 houses: on it, and $20.00 mo. fur
nished to run on. 6 hands to
work, 3 plow hands. Can furn
references. Russell Wade, Mite
eile Rt. 2:

Woman, unencumbered, wan
light farm work, no field wor
for home and reasonable sala
Mrs. Elsie Ralston, 307 Crew s
S. E.. Atlanta.

Couple must have place. Mov
at once. Best of ref. furnished 0
request. Wages for rest of 193
and crop next yr. Dont writ
see. George Mitchell, Atlanta, 341 Ee
Central Ave.,S. W.

Man, wife, want place on tru
dairy or poultry farm. Can driv
truck, tractor and am excell
mechanic. Prefer home with co
ple. Life time exp. Can start a
once. Mark Boyd, Davisboro.

Want job as miller, 22 yrs. ex
both wheat and corn mill. Ca
Do not drink. Gi
ref. Go anywhere. Noah A. eo
ler, Lawrenceville. :

Want job with cattle and - a

breeder, that appreciates wis
management, loyalty. and hs
work. L. D. Haney, Powds

30 yr. old woman wan
farm work, no. field work.
bun or Towns County. Polly



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