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mmissioner an REEL St
Before F eedstuff Convention.

- AS aia that the livestock, daly ne and
ultry industries of Georgia are entering an era of
yZress was voiced last Thursday by Columbus:
berts, commissioner of agriculture, following the
se of two stock feed conventions in Atlanta.

Mr. Roberts in welcoming the annual meeting

he Association of Southern Feed Control Offi-
s in Abants, voiced the same sentiments as ex-
essed above. _

; he newly organized Georgia Feed Manufac-
rers _ Association pe ahs its co-operation to the:

a The Southern Feed Control Officials Associa-
i mn. elected the following: Dr. George H. Marsh,
Montgomery, Ala., president; Dr. J. D.-Turner, .
of Lexington, Ky., vice-president; E. H. Holeman.
of Nashville, Tenn., secretary, and Dr.
Fuller, of State College, Texas, and Dr.. J. Framp-
yn King, Georgia ee control chemist, new di-:





Livestock

These prices Guioted by White Provision Com-
pany are on strictly corn-fed hogs: Hogs, 180-
240 Ibs., $6.60; 150-175 lbs., $6.35, 145 lbs. down,

$5.35 down; 245-300 lbs., $6. 35: 300-350. lbs.,

$5.60; good roughs, to 350 Ibs., $5.60; good
roughs, 350-500. Ibs., $5.35.

Good fat well pred steers, $8.00-$8.50; med-.
ium fat, $6.50 to $7.50; plain kinds, $5. 50-$6.00;

fair native yearlings, $5.00-$5.50; common, $4. 00-
4.75; fat cows, $5.00- $5.50; medium, $4. 50-$4. 75
ommon, $4.00-$4.25; canners, $3.25-$3.75; good
heavy pulls, $5.00-$5.50; medium, $4.25-$4.75;

top calves, $8. 50-$9.00; medium to good calves,





F ped va. Greig

: Holds Convention. |

Also meeting in Atlanta last week was. the
Association of Southern Food and Drug Officials,
who discussed mutual problems and arranged for
future work of the group, to insure the public being
able to obtain pure foods and drugs. Ss

Officers elected by this group included Mx.

D. S. Coltrane, Raleigh, N. C., president; ME eee):

M. Scott, Gainesville, Fla., vice- president; Mr. J.
J. McManus, Atlanta, secretary: Mr. Earnest A.
Nealy, Atlanta, State Food Chemist, member of

Executive committee.



Rural- Urban Market Gicae. -

A Rural-Urban market was opened at Fitz-

gerald Saturday, April 27th, and will serve the .

farmers of Ben Hill county. Mr. Battle Sparks

| and Mrs. M. M. Stephens are co-chairmen of the .
- Market committee and Mrs. John Adams is man-

ager of the market, which was organized with the.
co-operation of the State ee of Agricul-
ture.

Mrs. Robin Wood announces the organization

of a Rural-Urban conference in Coffee County on

Saturday, April 20th. Mrs. J. W. Fouche is pres-
ident and Mrs. E. L. Tanner, vice- cepa gues



: Bainbridge Market.

BAINBRIDGE, Ga.AII, arrangernents for the
formal opening of the Farmers Produce market at
this place have been completed. A large brick
warehouse on the A. C. L: Railroad tracks has been
leased, and an experienced truck man will be in
charge.

Under the direction | of the

Bainbridge and_

~ Decatur County Chamber of Commerce, the County

Agent and the State Bureau of Markets, hundreds

of acres of various truck crops have been planted.
_ There is now listed the following acreages:
corn, 500 acres;

Early
tomatoes. 200 acres; okra, 100
acres; beans, lima and snap, 200: acres; peas, black-
eye and crowder, 500 acres; saupsh,: 40 acres and
also many cucumbers.

Truck crops here are making a fine recovery
at present,





_ Atlanta Spot Cotton

Atlanta spot cotton closed steady, middling
10.95. The average price of middling 15-16 inch
cotton today at ten southern spot markets, was

| 10,63 per pound. For middling 7-8 inch staple,
the average price was 10.45 cents per pound.



_ Sweet Potato Plants1940 Growers No.



: bunches, per doz., 20c-40c; beets, 60c- 70 per doz.

iw Warn Sania Mecdae.

Due to his short visit and the unsettled War
situation, Mayor W. G. Harry, of Warm Springs,
advised that the Farmers meeting planned the
during President Roosevelts visit was called off.
Mayor Harry says he hopes that the President on
farm future visit will Be able address Georgia
armers. :



Rural: Urban Conferedee,

The third annual Rural-Urban Conference, an=
nounced in the last Market Bulletin as set for "May
24-25, -will be held in the City Auditorium in At-

_ lanta on JUNE 28-29, Friday and Saturda: Mrs.
_ Robin Wood, Director, announces. _ ts 5

Mrs. Wood, director of the womens division of
the State Department of Agriculture, states that the
meeting was moved up from May to JUNE at the
request of many farm women who stated that be=
cause of a late spring, they could not be present
that early and suggested a-later date and June 28-
29 was set as the time.

Women interested in ths conference | are asked
ot write\to Mrs. Robin Wood, State Department of
Agriculture, The Capitol, Atlanta, Ga., for informa-

_tion and plans.



Potato Plant Revdatca.

Georgias new Sweet Potato Plant Regulations

issued by the Georgia Department of Entomology

require that all sweet potato plants sold in Georgia
during the 1940 season be tied with eee cer-

tificate tape,

This tape carries the waits UGiconts Certified
and is
used on plants produced from disease free potatoes.
Potatoes pass three inspections before they are
certified, in the field, in storage, and the Bae in
transit. :
Farmers are cautioned to buy anty plants tied
with the official tape. The Sweet Potato Plant
Regulations require all dealers in sweet potato
plants to registed with the Georgia Te of
Entomology, State Capitol, Atlanta. | e



Prices of Fresh Vegetables

Apples, Georgia Yates, $1.40+$1. 65; snap beans,
$1.25- -$1.50; cabbage, $1. 25-$1.75; collards, 30c-
90c per doz.: ; mustard: greens, 30c-50c per ham-.
per; green peas, 90c-$1.25 per bu.; potatoes, 100
lb. bags, Bliss Triumphs, $1.30- $1, 50; squash,

75c-$1.25; strawberries, $3.50-$4.50 per 24-aft.
crate; . sweet | potatoes, $1.90-$2.10: turnips, | :





$6. 50-$8. 00; throwouts, $4.50 down.

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Eggs quoted below on
these quotations.

Atlanta | Augusta



MARKET REPORT OF GEORGIA PRODUCE

the Atlanta Market are by wholesale egg dealers for graded A-1 white and candled eggs. Ungraded eggs are quoted 2c to 3c below
Yard run eggs will not be permitted for retail trade under the Georgia egg law. Day- -old and Aga seh eggs are gules as pues and hae

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

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Country Butter, best table.

pmueld Peas, mixed =

| Field Peas, not mixed
Shelled Corn

Ear Corn (80 Ibs, to bu.)

patats, per bushel. i= Soe
Wheat Be Eg ae eet

Sweet Potatoes, per 100 Ibs...

| Cabbage (grene, per 100 Ib:

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Cabbage (white, per 100 lbs
| Peavine Hay, No. 1, ton
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| Cottonseed, (prime) Eee
-Cottonsed Meal, 7 per cent.
- Cottonseed Meal, 8 per cent.



































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ERS, ETC., WANTED

Want Buckeye me. about 150,
egg cap. in good cond. H. Kon-|
- agsmark. Smyrna.

-Want elec. cabinet inc., 600-/

3000 cap.. good cond. at reas-

enable cash price. G. T. Flew-
: ellen. Griffin, Rt C.



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INCUBATORS, BROOD-
ERS, ETC., FOR SALE



= bocere oil ie ine.. ac-
- eurate. 150 cap. sacrifice $4.00
- at-my place. L. M. Morris, At-
_ tanta, 2139 East Lake Rd.

1 Petersime brooder . deck
elec. neat. automatic. Cost
$140.00; sell, $75.00. C. T.
Gaines, Buford.

2 Sears drum type. self ae

ulating oil brooders, 42 in. can-
_ opy, 500 chick size, used 1 sea-
son, first class cond. all parts
eomplete. $6.00 ea. FOB. Ralph
_E. Flowers, Decatur, Rt. 2. |

Queen inc., 600 egg cap. cop-
per tank. also oil brooder, 500
cap. Sell or exc for gas. eng.,
4-6 h p. and pay some differ-
ence. Newton Doss, Canton.

3 tray Montgomery Ward
electric brooder, practically
new (used for 1 brood) $15.00
FOB. J. E. Massey, Jr., Valdos-

~ ta. 205 W. Park Ave.

' Blectric, 5 deck battery
_ brooder, cap. 100 chicks, $45.00
- eash. Mrs. Beatrice G. Simpson,

Statseboro, 5 Zetterower Ave.

400 cap. Super Hatcher inc

- Sell or exc, for 75 baby chicks.
seed peas or potato slips. Write.
Mrs. . O. Landrum, Atlanta.
Rt. 3, Box 72.

Buckeye inc., 600 cap. (stored
3 yrs.) good cond. when last
used. Also corn shredder in
- good cond. Make offers. T. P.
Burdett, Washington.

SECOND HAND



= Want dbl. disc harrow for
-/Chalmas tractor. R, C. Hollo-
_ way, Manchester, P. O. Box 105.

- Exe. fresh in milch cow for
some cultivators for a F la
tractor, or pay cash. T. E, Fer-
rell, Buckhead.

_ Want good mowing machine,

State price and cond. S. C. Wad-
_ dell, Bremen.

_ Pay cash or swap J. cow for
second hand McCormick No. 7
_ mowing machine. Johnie Har-
es, Young Cane.
_ Want cultivator for F-12
tractor, in A-1 cond. state
price. I: L, Hollis, Statham.
_ Want 25 cow stanchions. C.
A. Sockwell, Covington.
_ Want old fashioned road cart
good cond. State cash price. W.
C. Rozar. Jr., Eastman. ~

Want 5 h. p. and Lh. p



p. elec-

_tric motors, 1750 RPM, 60 cycle}.

alternating current for
C .M. Miller,

3 ph.
~ use in orchard.
Cornelia.
Want model tractor with
planting and cultivating attach-

ments. Have for sale, Farmall

20 mower, repainted $45.00: 30

fal. churn with elee.. motor,

$45, 00; 15 steel cow stanchions.
00 ea. W. J, Brennan, Co-
lumbus, 1511-19 St.

3 Want small electric churn,
also 1 row compost or barn-
yard manure distributor, and
some 1 h,. cultivators, pate
_Canner, good cond. R. A. Cald-
well, Boston, Rt, 2. :

Want used corn and cotton
anter. Cole make; preferred.

INCUBATORS, BROOD-

planter, almost



: _E, la as Covington, ike

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spit





SECOND-HAND

MACHINERY WANTED



Want 22 steel cow stanchions.
G. A. Jones, Newborn.

Want 1 large size Grain
cradle, in good cond. Miss An-
nie Mae Brannen, Plains. P. O.
' Box noe

Exe. boiler (used in farm
work) fair eend.. for 1 horse
wagon and difference, G. C.
Hale, Woodland,

. Want an ensilage cutter and
hammer mill combined at reas-
onabie price, T. L. Chaffin,
Buckhead.

Want 3 roller power cane
mill, good cond.. prefer No. 44,

State price and kind. R. 5B.
King, Bowman. Rt. 1.

Want wheelbarrow, good
cond., at reasonable price. QO.

L, Stone, Loganville. Rt. 3.
Want good. used cotton gin

outfit. Mrs. Mattie McConell.

Calhoun, 610 No. Wall St.

Want good set blacksmith
tools, good cond., reasonable.
H. G. Barnett, Spring Place.

Trade some farm equipment

for a tractor in good shape. C.
C, Hulsey, Mableton.
' Want used tractor. good
cond.. with power take-off if
side plow and disc harrow. Give
yest cash price of ea. Herman
Goss. Jasper,

Want 1 hay rake. E. M. Jones.
Atlanta, 650 Pryor St.

Want good cane mill and
good pan for making sorghum
syrup. State price. ete. Q, L.

_ Williford, Madison.
Want good, second-hand 1 h.}

wagon, cheap for cash, within
10 miles of Bremen or Carroll-
ton. J D. Akin, Waco, Rt. 1.
' Want 2 h, gas, engine
good shape and cheap. Write.
C. Druman, Homer, Box 18.

SECOND-HAND



a |MACHINERY FOR SALE
MACHINERY WANTED SS.



Lilliston cultivator, 1 horse,
excellent cond., used 1 hour on-
ly. $25.00 or trade for corn
hogs, young cow or 1 h. wagon.
Horace Colbert, Reynolds, Rt.

3, Box 113.

Covington corn and cotton
planter, almost new, $15.00,
Mrs. C. N. Harris, Milner, Rt. 1.

Deering binder, used last yr.
$15.00; Johnson binder, both
need some repairs. Sell or trade
for walking cultivator, battery
brooder of most anything can
uSe on farm. S. F. Bohanan,
Conyers.

Fordson tractor, dbl. sec.
harrow, Athens side plow and
pully, plowing with it now, $100
eash my farm, or exc. for cows
or hogs. M. A. Sidwell, Apa-
lachee..

Some farm equioe ent
s@le. Write or see. J. V. Booker.
Hoschton.

Cotton scales, 20x28 Case
thrash. Kelly duplex Burr mill
and other farm equipment. R.

| E. Mitchell, Zebulon.

Oliver riding cultivator, all
attachments, good cond., $25.00
or exc. for peas or O- too- tan
beans. D. O. Flowers, Douglas-
ville, Rt. 2.

3 H. gas. eng. for farm use.
$20.00 FOB. F. S. Shingler, Jr.,
Donalsonville.

Covington corn and cotton
new, $15.00.
Mrs. GC. N, Harris, Milner, Rt.

x

_ McCormick binder 6 ft. cut.
good cond. $50.00. H. L. Kess-
ler, Rincon. ;

Howe wagon scales, 10 ton |
eap., good as new, $150. 00. L.
P, Whelchel, Rebecca.

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SECOND-HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

SECOND-HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



Rolling ccdlier, good as new
easily attached to any walking
plow or middlebuster, $2.00;
John Deere middle-breaker, 2
h., like new, with extra point.
$10.00. FOB. Wm M. Rockel,
Thomasville, Rt, 1.

International riding cultiva-
tor, working order, $15.00. Geo.
MePherson, Moultrie.

Good 2 H. wagon, very best
cond. Sell or exe, for milch
cow. L. J. Tison, De Sota, Rt.
1,

Rebuilt Fordson tractor, mag-
neto attachment, A-1 cond., 2
dise tractor Oliver plow, 24
dise dbl. section cutaway har-
row. $400.00 for lot. Trade for
cows, hogs or hay. C. M. Bow-
den. Atlanta; 17 Piedmont Ave.
N. E

10-20 McCormick Deering
tractor A-1 cond., $250.00, or
half cash, bal. livestock. S. J.
Johnson, Armuchee, Rt. 1.

Good 2 h, wagon, $40.00, or
a 3 gal. fresh in cow. O, S.
Williams, McRae, Rt. 1.

Deering binder, needs little
repair. cut last season, $15.00:
want battery brooder. Buy or
trade farm implements. S. F.
Bohanan, Conyers.

Deering mowing machine (no
rake) Sell or trade for good
cow, fresh or freshen soon.
Bring cow and get machine. J.
B Hand. Atlanta, Rt. 7, Box
269, Spinks St., at Riverside.
Ga.

mowing machine and rake. Sell
or trade for good milch cow. E.
S. Hicks, Yatesville. |

or trade for potato plants, peas,
O-too-tans, Oceola velvets, pea-
nuts, lespedeza or meat. Geo.
W. Jackson, Fayetteville, Rt. 2.

1% h. p. boiler and gas. eng..
and ensilage cutter. Sell all or
part, Cheap. R. G. Harrison, At-
lanta. Rt. 3, Gor. Forrest Park
and Constitution Rds:

Champion Binder, good cond.
$125.00. Riley C. Couch, Turin.

Flour Mill equipment, good
cond,, cheap, W. Roy Plunkett,
Unadilla.

Sharpless cream separator,
size 4, only used few weeks,
$22.00. E. J. Paul, Albany, Rt,
3, Box 254,

Good second-hand Farm hell
$10.00. Sallie Jennings, Point
Peters, Rt, 2, Box 118

Hand replanter, almost new,
89c cash, or Mung beans. Mrs.
Henry Eller Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Good 2 H. turner plow, cheap
good 2 H wagon, $15.00. Trade
for heifer calves. Mrs. Bill
Cantrell, Toecoa, Rt. 2,

Some Cotton Press equip-
eet T, V. Phillips. Royston,

P. O. Bex 156,

Webber wagon, size 2%, good
shape, cheap for cash. W. H.
Carr, Adairsville, Rt. 2,

Holt combine harvester, 12
ft. cutter bar, straw scatterer
and hillside attachment for lev-
eling machine, perfect shape
(thrashed less than 6 M bu.
grain) at half the purchase
pree, J. Harold Goolsby, Mon-
ticello.

60 Saw Lummus gin with box
press, pulleys and belts (no
power ),$50.00. R. A. Toole, Au-
gusta, 901 Georgia Ave.

Hay press, mower machines,
rakes, pinder picker cultivators
and other second-hand farm

equipment 3 good farm mules

and 500 bales hay. J. P. Carter,

Naylor.
Wheat binder, good cond.,
cut 50 A, grain last season, $30

FOB. A. L. Pittman, Clermont.

4-70 saw Gullett gins with
brushes on ball bearings, 4
small drum continuous feed
feeders, with lint flue connec-
tions. No reasonable offer re-
fused. O. S. Garrison. Homer.

A 22X 36 Case Thresh ma-
chine. Sell or swap for tractor.
G. W. Woodruff, Winder.

Weeder, practically good as
new, for breaking crust on lit-
tle cotton, $10.00. A. M. Brun-
son, Edgefield.

20 in. corn Grist mill sheller
with equipment, $75.00. First
class cond. except engine needs
magneto. Exc. for small trac-
tor harrow or tiller. J. L. Mc-
Garity, Monroe.

Light 2 h, wagon, rebuilt, $18;
McCormick Deering combina-
tion planter, $10.00; McCormick
fertilizer distributor, $6.00; new
V harrow, $6.00: Oliver turn-
ing plow, $5.00. Dick Scott,
Adairsville.

Magneto for most any kind
oil engine. Sell or exe. qT. R.
Wallace, Lavonia.

2 farm levels for sale, B. R.

McConnell, Atlanta, 133)
Greenwich Ave., S. W.

s

Second - hand MeCormick ;

shucker and_ sheller.



Some good, second-hand farm
implements, spring tooth culti-

vator, reversible points to suit}

crops; corn and pea planters,
also cotton, beans, etc., har-
rows, plows, ae of wagons.
Come see. J. R. Roller, College
Park.

Fordson tractor. good cond,,
{1 section of harrows, fair cond.
$50.00.my place, Delmer Tullis,
Suwanee, Rt. 1.

Good No. 12 imp. Chattanoo-
ga syrup mill. Sell or trade for
good cow. W. M, Runyan, Ce-
dartown, Rt. 2.

2-80 cotton gin feeders, Big
C type. boiler and engine, for
sale. and want to buy 2-80 saw
Hull Extractor feeders. E. R.
Yarbrough, Mershon.

Martin Ditcher, good repair,
$23.00 at my farm, 2 mi. No.
Fish, J: a Camp, Rockmart,
Rt 1.

New. No. 10 Oliver turner,
$9.00 at my home. W. F. Brook-
shire, Adairsville. Rt, 3.

850 No. 1 tobacco sticks,
culled (no worms nor knotty
sticks) $8.50 at my place, 6%
mi. Thomasville, C. H. Wiggins.
Thomasville, Rt. 4.

}
A 15X30 McCormick - Deer-

ing tractor, good cond., and oth-
er equipment. G. M. Compton,
Cemer.

2 stand 70 saw Continental
gin outfit; boiler and eng. cheap
for cash. W. S. Williamson, Syl-
vania.

Fairbanks Farm scales, 600
Ib. cap. scoop scale, 35 lb. cap.,
and 3 large metal ventilators.
Mrs. R. J. Rundle, Hiram, Rt.


ae

Good guano distrisutor. Sell |

2 row Perfection cotton dus-
ter, $10.00; Int. riding cultivat-
or, $10.00; Corn, bean, cotton
dropper, Covington make, $8:
Gantt cotton planter. 2 row
grain drill, ete. Very good cond.
Trade for corn, peas, hay, year-
lings. J. P. Williams, Griffin.
Mi. Cc

2 cotton planters, good cond.,,
$4.00 ea.: 2 h. hillside plow,
used % day. $12.00: some dairy
equipment. FOB my barn. J.
B. Manry, Fortson.

lh. wagon, good running
cond., $15.00 eash. Mrs, Hattie
B. Frazier, Hepzibah, Rt. 2.

Mowing machine. Sell or
trade for hogs or anything can
use. Tom English, Montrose,
Box 96.

2 row New Ideal duster, horse
drawn, new, $32.50. Alman
Hall,Nashville, RFD.

Hay baler. mule power, good
cond... $25.00. T. J. MaHory,
Griffin, Rt. A.

3% h. p. gas engine and
other farm equipment. Sell or
trade for mower and rake or
good 2 h. wagon. H. L. Hat-
field, Gainesville.

Cotton planter (Farmers
Choice), used 2 or 3 days only,
perfect cond, $4.50: cotton
sprayer, hand use, $5.00: fine
hogs at fraction of their worth.
C. R. Morris, Newnan.

Deering binder, $25.00; Int.
riding cultivator, $15.00. Both
need slight repair. At my home.
9 mi. So. Geo. C, Young ,Ten-
nille.

Small engine and 30 in. wood
saw, Calvin Slade, Atlanta, 282
Linden St. NE.

Barrel spray at bargain price
er exc.; also Kudzu plants. Z.
J. Edmondson, Eatonton, Rt. 1.

Marseilles - Adams corn
$100.00,
Fairbanks-Morse feed mill, in
good cond., $50.00: flour and
meal sacker, $75.00. E. H, Me-
Michael, Buena Vista,

Fairbanks - Morse Hammer
mill with sacker. etc. complet-
ed. $35.00 for quick sale. P, W.
Ethridge, Milner.

10 ft. Case power binder,
good shape, ready to g0, priced
to sell. A. B. Preston, Monroe.

PLANTS FOR SALE





Cabbage. 50c M;
M; Porto Rican, $1.50 M. FOB.
Ruby King Pepper, $1.55 M.
ot Tyre, Baxley, Rt. 4, Box

Tomato. Marglobe, 75c M del.
mossed packed, good count,
prompt shipment. David Hol-
land, Surrency.

Strawberry, Gardners red
gold sugar saver; sage, aspara-
gus, old- fashioned peach trees,
red thornless raspberries, ever-
bearing blackberry, 50c doz.:
Primer, early strawberry, $3. 25

tomato, $1

ie Mrs, W. B. Allan, Alton, Rt.
Strawberry, Mastodon and
Premier, early, 50c C:; red{

thornless raspberry, asparagus
crowns, 50c doz.; sage plants,
ane doz. Mrs. Nora Nix, Alton,































































Wednesday, May 1, 19



Farmers Golden T

***All flesh is grass, and
all the goodliness thereof.
as the flower of the field.

The grass withereth, th
flower fadeth, because th
spirit of the Lord blowet
upon it: surely the people:

flower fadeth, but the
of our God shall stand
ever.lIsaiah 40:6-8.







PLANTS FOR SAL



Red skin P. R. govt. in
$1.25 M del. B. E. Thornt
Sereven. Rt. 1.

Tobacco plants, Kokess
igreed. $1.50 M at my pla
postpaid. W. T. Webb. Me

M, 5 M. $1.25 M: Marglo
mato. $1.25 M. guar: pr
shipment. Mrs. Renna Cha
Coffee.

Tobacco plants, $1 M,
postage: Marglobe Ca
price. J. H. Kenn
Rt, 4.

2 Tobacco beds, 100 yards
Valine Holton, Waycross, |

Blackberry. 1-2 yr. Him
er. 30c C. 250, 60c, 5 M
$2.10 M. del. in 1 and 2 z
not del. a 50c. 5 C 90
$1.85. R. E. Keith,
Re 5.

Tomato. wilt-resistant, M:
ter Marglobe, 75c M: 1
King. Bull Nose and Cal
nia Wonder sweet pepper,
M. moss packed. full count.
mediate del. I. L. Stokes, |
gerald. :

Potato, genuise Louisian
gar yam. $2 M. FOB. John
derwood. Blakely.

Genuine imp. govt _ in:
$1.25 M mailed. $1.00 M
pressed. Exchange for
sorghum cane seed. guinea
tractor, C. M. Crow, R
Gainesville. 3

Govt insp. and treated P.
$1.75 M del.; $1.50 fob,
guar. H .C. Rowe, Ocilla,

Fine yellow P. R.. treat
gov't insp. $1.25 M fob.
W. M. Todd, Valdosta.

Certified bunch P., R.,
-M, Leroy Turner, Fitzge
Rt. 2, Box 184.

Red Gold, Lady T, straw

berry, 35c C; $2.50 M;
don, Everbearing, 30c Cc:
M:. peppermint, spear

hoarhound, oD 25c do
in Ga. Miss L. 4
lonega, Rt. 1.

Tomato, Marglobe, Gr
more. Stone, 80c M. Cash. H
Lynch, Baxley, Rt. 4, ne 20!

Cert. tomato, 20c C: $1
Calif. Wonder, Ruby k
Cayenne pepper, 25c
M. All del. John F. Varnad
Baxley, Rt. 6, Box 4.

Imp. purple skin P. R.,
M: Early Triumph, $1.75:
war. pepper, 25c C. $1.50
Egg-plant, $1.75: Cert. te
$1.25. Del. Sat. guar. Mrs
sie Kesler, Baxley. :

Marglobe, New Stone, Ma
Jess tomato, 75c M; 500,
Ruby King, Wonder pepper
M: 500. 60c. Del. Prompt s
ment. J. P. Mullis, Baxle:
&

Gov't insp. P. R. potato,
M; 10 Ps, $12.50 col: B
$1.75 M; tomato, $1. 00
Cc. WwW. Smith, Rt. 2, Gaines

me fashion Boor aS 75

Nice, a Kuda plants,
C; Celestial figs, $1.00 doz.; R
River and Scarlet tomato,
read: . Postpaid. J. W. Toole
2, Macon.

P. R and Nancy Hall po
govt insp., $1.25 M. C, Re
mond, Pelham.

Govt insp. P. R. piotato,
75ce; $1.35 M; Marglobe toma
25c C; sweet pepper, 50, 2
35c C del. Larger lots che
ca Garrett, Gainesville,

Early Ga. collard, 10c Cc;
change for white feed sack
tomato or other plants. ey
J. Walston, Glenn, Rt.

Imp. Govt insp. P. R., $

Rt. 4, Box 128, Baxley.

Govt insp. P. R., $1. 35
Marglobe tomato, moss pacl
95c M; best grade flu
tobacco, 15. Ibs., $1.00 del.









B. Kesler, Baxley, Rt. 4.







NTS FOR SALE

PLANTS FOR SALE | P



abbage, freshly | grown, '75c
- truckload 60c M; ee

M; pepper plants $1. 50 M
Walter, Baxley, Rt. 3.

evs. insp. P. R: $1.40 M;
dike strawberry $1.25 M;
pt shipment. Ready. C. D.

we, Gainesville, Rts 2

wt insp. P. R. potato, $1.45
Prompt shipment. Del. Lau-
Mae Garrett, Gainesville, Rt.

vt-insp, and treated fed
yellow skin P. R. potato,
~M; Boon, $2.00 M del.
i Waldrip, Flowery
Aon, RY. 1.

r. Baltimore tomato, Ruby
gs pepper, cabbage, collard
White Wax Bermuda on-

oe $2.00 M del. Moss
. O. Brannen, Hazle-

ou. insp. imp. P. R. and
cy Hall potatq plants, now
dy, $1.25 M fob. A. R. Jones,

: elke $1.25 M; Mar-

obe and New Stone, "5c M

Moss packed. W_ C. Car-
axley, Rt. 4, Box 52.

arglobe, 60c M: 25c
et Ruby King pepper, 25c
1.10 M del. Moss packed.
R. Lightsey, Screven.

ert. P. R., $1.25 M del. Full
as ee J. E. Griffis, Bax-
4, Box 191.

vt insp. and Gected Por

ito $1.25 M del. Count guar.
W. Smith, Rt. 3, Baxley.

W. Cabbage, Ga. collard;

) Ae $1. 00 M postpaid; 15
col. ae for prices on

Gov't insp., treated, P. R.,
M; Early Triumphs, $1.50
farglobe tomato. $1.00 M

Guar. good plants. J. P.
Rt. 3, Baxley.

t insp. Red Skin P. R.,
10 M. Now ready. Postpaid.
ft Cain, Flowery Branch,

, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

uine imp. Red Skin P. R.
% insp., treated, $1.40 M;
- Stone and Marglobe toma-
$1.00 M del. Milton Arnold.

udzu crowns, No. 1, moss
ed, 75c C; $6.00 M. Yonge
e, Toccoa, Fels os

sading var. cabbage, toma-
ollard, ready, 300, 40c; 90c
postpaid; 75c M exp. col.
Leathora Williams.
nesville, Rt. 2.

Marglobe, Baltimore, New
one tomato; cabbage, 75c M;

t insp. potato $1.75 M del.
-W. Buchans, Baxley.

we ore. (ge RS ee

G. OQuinn, es Rt. 4,
x 189.

ibbage collard, Ga. collard,
) 200, 15c. Want Golden
e eht bantam eggs. at reas-
able price. Mrs. P. Jack-

Insp, var. tomato, $1.00 M: 5
up lots, 80c M. Moss packed.
p> Mullis, Baxley, Rt. 1.

Gov't insp. Pink Skin P: R.,

50 aoe del. Hinton Tyre, Scre-

Govt insp. red, pink od P.
Apr. May del., $1.50 M del.

mpt shipment. Full count. |

y Crowe, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Texas Wonder _ blackberry.
t now, ripe berries May
year. 50c to $1.00 doz.
o M. N. Wertz, Thomas-

Yew | Stone tomato. 90c M.
loss packed. Full count
O. L. Carter, Alma, Rt. 1,

, 500, 75c: $1.25 M pre-

id mail; $1.00 M exp. or at
m. Major Crow, Gainesville,

35c Ib. mailed. L. A.

, Rt. 2, Gainesville.

lt resistant Marglobe, New
e oo guar., 90c M del.
2 23 F . Campbell, Baxley,

abbage, tomato, collrad, 500,
; $1.00 M. Frances Williams,
ule, Rt. 2.

- Ready, Gilbert Mullis, Baxley,

c

_W. Cabbage, 75c M. J. L. Sel-

Satis. guar.



-Govt insp. pink and red skin
P. R., 75ce, 500; $1.25 M; Wake-
field, Dutch cabbage; Stone,
Baltimore tomato, 65c, 500; $1
M del. Calvin Garrett, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 7.

White Ga. collard, 25 C: 200,
40c; large type Dark Cornish
eggs $1.00, 16. Exchange. C. O.
Sikes, Sylvester.

Marglobe, New Stone, Break-
O-Day tomato, 75c M; Ruby
King sweet. pepper, $1.00 M.

Rt. 4.

Marglobe tomato, piraiente
pepper, ready, $1.00 M_ del.
Charlie M. Ahl, Baxley, Rt. 2.

- Govt insp. P. R., ready May
7, $2.00 M. Postpaid. Mrs. Wil-
ma Upchurch, Rt 1, Baxley.

Marglobe tomato, - moss
packed. $1.00 M; 2 M up. 85c
M del. E. N. Taylor, Rt. 4, Bax-
ley.

Marglgobe, New Stone toma-
to, $1.00 M: Ruby King sweet
pepper: Red Skin P. R.. ready,
$1.25 M. Vv. .E. ae Baxley.
Rt..4.

Marglobe arches: cabbage
collard, 500 65c; $1 M: Calif.
Wonder pepper, 500 75: $1.25
M;: P. R. $1.25 M. Del. oe
Dix, Baxley.

Marglobe, Break-O-Day, Gr.
Baltimore tomato, 500, 50c; 75c
M del. postpaid: 5 M, $3.00.
Moss packed, Satis. guar. F. F.
Stokes, eet.

Cert. Nigger Killer. $1.75 M;
Poplar Leaf Triumphs, Ruby
King, Calif. Wonder pepper:
Black Beauty egg plants, $1.25
M: Marglobe, 75c M. Arthur
McNeal, Graham .

. Insp. treated Pink, Red Skin
P. R.. $1.50 M. T. P. Mussel-
white, Rt. 1, Arabi.

Govt insp., treated P. R.,
$1.25 M: leading var. tomato,
$1.00 _M. Frank Merritt, Scre-
ven.

Marglobe tomato, 500. 65c: $1
M. Moss packed. Del. J. H. Bax-
ley, Baxley.

P: R., $1.75 M; 5 M, $8.25;
Maxslobe, 500, 50c; 75c M. J.
P. Morris, Baxley.

Insp. P. R., $1.50 M; Mar-
globe, 90c; Ruby King sweet
pepper: hot pepper $1.25 M del.
Guar. W. E. Nobles, Borlgy: Rt.
4, Box 150.

Govt insp. Red, Yellow Skin
P. R., $1.50 M; sweet pepper,
25c C; $1.00 M_ del. George

Griffis, Sereven.

Govt insp., treated
Pink Skin, $1.25 M del.
Leggett, Screven.

Klondyke - strawberry. 20 C*
500, 75c: $1.40 M; white Mul-
tiple onions, 50c gal.; good
mixed bunch bean seed, 15
teacupful; exchange. Mrs. Ef-
fie Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1. 4

Govt insp. P. R., $1.30 M;
Boon, $1.75 M del. Prompt
shipment. Azzie Lee Crow,
Gainesville, Rt, 2.

Marglobe, New Stone, $1.00
M del. Moss packed. Satis. guar.
B. O. Varnadore, Pine Grove.

Cert. red, yellow P. R., White
Yam, Poplar Leaf, Triumph po-
tato; Calif. Wonder, Ruby King,
Pimiento pepper, $1.25 M; Mar-
globe, Break ODay tomato; C.

Re;
B.

P,
C.

lers, Graham.

Red Skin P. R., $1. 25. M; Ru-
by King sweet pepper, 75 M;
Marglobe, New Stone, 65c
reas Mrs. Minnie Crosby, Gra-

am.

Cert. Freak Dey, $1.50 M.
Melvin S. White,
Coffee.

Marglobe, Baltimore, 500,
50c; 75c M. Moss packed. E L.
Fitzgerald. Irwinville. -

Cert. tomato, $1.00 M; govt
insp. P. R., $1.25 M del. W. N.
Williamson, Bristol, Rt. 1.

Marglobe, 70c.M; 2 M up, 65c
M; insp., treated, Pink, Red
Skin P. R., $1.50 M. Ready. W.
D. Lightsey, Screven.

Marglobe .Gr. Baltimore, 90c
M; E. J, cabbage, 65c M del.
Miss packed. H. G. Nichols,
Baxley, Rt. 4, Box 201.

Gov't insp. Red Skin P. R.,
$1.25; smoking tobacco, fine
grade, 8 Ibs., $1.00 fob; W. M.
Herrington, Baxley, Rt. 3

Marglobe, Baltimore, Bonny].

Best,: Pritchard, Rutgers, 500,
75c; $1.25 M; Calif. Wonder,
World Beater, Pimiento, hot
pepper, egg plants, 500, 85c;
$1.50 M. Prepaid. R. Chanclor,
Pitts.

Marglobe, New Stone, Red
Rock tomato, 75c M fob. Guar.

M|



full count, Atlas Lightsey, Sur-
rency.

Imp. P. R. $1.50 M:; Mar-
ee $1.00 M. Full count. Ww:
A. Poole, Baxley.

Marglobe, 75c M; Calif. sweet
Royal King, Bell pepper, 90c M;
So insp. Pink, Red Skin P.

, $1.50 M. Woodrow Lighstey,
Sota.

Mareiobe. 75c M; 2 M up, 70c
del. Moss packed. Hershel
Lightsey, Screven.

Marglobe, Baltimore, June
Pink, 500, 60c; 75c M; 5 M,
$3.75; Ruby King, Bull Nose
Sweet pepper, 500, 75c; $1.25
M; Ga. heading collard, 75c M;
500, 50c; P. R., 500, 90c; $1.50
= I. L. Stokes, Fitzgerald, Rt.

Collard, treated with Vit. B.
15c C; $1.50 M prepaid to 3
zone; Want milch cow cheap;
swarm bees and hive complete.
Exchange. Walter L. Bell, 715
Ga, Casualty Bldg., Macon.

Garlic, 2 doz., 25c; 50c C; $4
M; horseradish, calamus, yel-
low dock, burdock, 6, 25c. Add
postage. Thurla Clayton, Roy.

Heavily rooted vigorous Boy- |

senberry plants, 8c ea. Add pos-
tage. Alice Sharp, Marietta, Rt.
3, Box 300.

Marglobe, New Stone, Balti-
more, $1.00 M; C. W. Copenha-
gen, cabbage, yellow Bermuda
onions, 50c Mi 500, 35c = del.
Moss packed. Prompt shipment.
Mrs. Opal L. Deal, Baxley, Rt.
4, Box 50.

Marglobe, New ae Gr.
Baltimore, $1.00 M; 5M lots,
aoc M; CC. W. cabbage; Bermu-
da onions, 65c; govt insp. pota-
to $1.50 M del. Melvin Deal.
Baxley, Rt. 4.

Cert. Marglobe, $1.00 M; Ice-
burg lettuce, $1.25 M;' sweet
pepper, cabbage, beets, col-
lards, eggplant, 35c C; $2. 50 M
del. Mrs. H .V. Franklin, Re-
gister,

Red, yellow P. R., from reg.
seed, count, quality guar., $1.25
M del. Mrs. Marjorie C, Clark,
Bristol.

Red, yellow P. R., from reg.

seed, count, quality guar., $1.25
M del. Owen Clary, Screven.

' Gov't insp , treated pink skin
P. Tes $1.50 M del. Ready. W. R.
Lightsey, Screven.

Ghy't iiep! ved skin PR.

$1.50 M; 5 M up, $1.40 M del.|

C. H. Wingo, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Gov't insp., sir pink,
yellow skin Pp. $1.25 M.
Prepaid. Now sae Prompt
shipment. Willie Harris, . Scre-
ven.

Cabbage, 500, 65c: $1.00 M
prepaid; 3 M up, 50c M exp.;
pepper, 500, 75c; $1.25 M; to-
mato, 500, 60c; $1. 00 M fob. A
Cameron, Baxley,

White, yellow Bermuda on-/ ~

ions; C. W., early Wakefield,
85c M; 5 M lots, 60c M; Mar-
ae $1.00 M; 5 M M lots, 80c
Govt insp. P. R., $1. 25 M.
Pie Crow, Gainesville.
Gov't insp.
P. R. $1.50 M del. Ready. Cash

with order. ost B. Sellers,

Alma.

Margiobe, New. Stoo.
ready, $1.00 M; pimiento pep-
per, $1.25 M del. Full count.
Mrs. Vannie A. OQuinn, Bax-
ley, Rt. 4, Box 189.

Marglobe tomato; Bermuda
onions, $1.00 M fob. Shipped
romptly. inez Everett, Baxley,
Rt. 4, Box 41.

Marglobe, New Stone, Break
O Day, $1.00 M; Ruby King
pepper, 75 M. Now ready. Full
count. Inez Mullis, Baxley, Rt.
4, Box 49.

Gov't ine. * R., $1.60 M;
marglobe, del. Moss
packed, Ciaude Tyre Screven.

Calf. Wonder pepper, $2.00
M; Gr. Baltimore, Marglobe, $1

M. Moss packed. Ready. Marion.

Graham, Odum.

Margilobe, Baltimore, 80c M:
5 M, $3.00. Moss packed. cod.
Ate ak W. Coffey, Fitzgerald,

Klondyke and Lady T. straw-
berry. 30c C; 500, $1.00; $1.75
M. del. White, bunch butter-
beans, 4 Ibs., 50c (no less sold).
ne Belle Carr, Gainesville,

Margiobe, New Stone, $1.00
M del. Moss packed. Satis. guar.
B. O. Varnadore, Pine Grove.

Gov't insp. P. R., $1.40 M;: 2
M up, $1.20 M. Paul Beck, Val-
dosta. Rt. 3.

Tobacco, $1.60 M exp. ig
* postpaid. John Daniel,
clita.

Marglobe, 90c M: Ruby King!

$1.00 M del. ae packed. Ike
Tombertin, Surrency.

skin P. R., $1.35 M; Marg obe,

Imp. Red Skin|
C.

now |



" Dahlonega, Rt, 1,

Gov't insp. imp. red, pink
$1.00 M. Del. Ready. C. D. Mit-
chell, Screven.

Insp., cert. P. R., now ready,
$1.20 M mail; $1.00 M exp. Pre-
paid. Exchange for peas, sor-
ghum cane seed. John C. Crow.
Gainesville. Rt. 1.

Gold Dollar tobacco, free
from blue mold, ready,*$1.50 M.
Joseph G. Gant, Abbeville, Rt.
1, Box 34.

-Govt insp. P. $1.75 M.
Count, satis. guar. ra C. Nails,
Pine Grove.

Govt insp. P. R., $1.50 M fob;

| $1.65 del.; Marglobe, 80c M; pi-

miento, $1. 25 M del. W. J.
OQuinn Jr., Odum, Rt. 2, Box
165.

P. R., Boon, from cert. seed,
* 50 M. Prompt. shipment. &
A. Dobbs. Gainesville.

Cert. P. R., Market price at
bed. 2 mi. W. Oakwood. O. C.
Cantrell, Gainesville, Rt. 2:

Govt insp. P. R.. $1.25 M;,
Marglobe, now ready 60c M
del Dood Holland, Surrency.

Marglobe, 75c M del. to 3rd
zone. J. F. Gruber, Odum, Rt. 2.

Govt insp., treated red Skin
PR... $1.50: M del. W. ee Pearce,
Baxley, Rt. 4.

Goxt insp., aside. PO Re
$1.25 M:; Marglobe, $1.00 M del.
Claud Warmock, Baxley, Rt. 4,

Govt insp., treated, $1.50 M;
5 M lots, $1.40 M; Marglobe, $1
M: sweet pimiento, $1.50 M
del. T. L. Dukes, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Cabbage, tomato edllard, now
ready, 300. 50c: 90c M del.: 75c
M exp. col. Mrs. Leathora Wil-
Hiams. Gainesville, Rt. 2

C. W. cabbage; Gr. Baltimore,
Margiobe. 75c M_ del. Moss
packed. J H. Griffis, Baxley.
Rt. 4, Box 195.

Govt insp. P. R., $1.50 M feb;
tomato, 75c M del. Moss packed.
Frank Scarboro, Rt. 4, Baxiey.

C. W. cabbage; Marglobe; Ga.
collard, 300, 50c; $1.00 M del.;
75e exp. col. Francis Will-
iams,/ Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Marglobe, Gr. Baltimore, 7 to
9 in.., ci 50c; 500, $1.00; $1. 50
M. Vv. . Smith, Eldorendo.

Cert. oo 80c M del.:
65c M fob; pimeinto, 20c C3)
$1.25 M del. Mrs. Mollie M.
OQuinn, Odum, Rt. 2, Box 165.

Govt insp., Red, Pink Skin
P. R., $1.50 M; Marglobe, New
Stone, 90c M: Calif. Wonder
pepper, $1.00 M. Paul Lightsey,
Screven.

Govt insp. Red Skin P. R..,
$1.50 M fob. Seatten Herring-
ton, Odum, Rt. 2.

Pink Skin P. R., $150 M
postpaid. P. A. Watson, Odum.

Cert. govt insp. Red Skin P.
R., $1.40 M; 5 M up, $1.25 fob.
L. D. Boatright, Osierfield.

Marglobe, 75c M: 5 M up, 70c
del.-.in Ga, Moss packed. Allen
Thornton, Screven.

Marglobe, 85c M: 2 M $1.65
fob. Now ready. Moss packed.
os M. B. Millikin, Baxley, Rt.

Govt insp. P. R.. $1.75 M
postpaid. Ready. Mrs. Wilma
Upchurch, Baxley.

Cert. P. R. $1.50 M; Mar-

globe, $1.00 M. G. A. Carter,
Alma, Rt. 3.

Asgon Scarlet Down wilt re-'

sistant tomato, 20c C; Super
Marglobe, 20c C; $1.25 M. Add
postage. Mrs. a 'B. Paul, Lees-

burg.

True to name Marglobe to-
mato, mossed packed, 80c M;
oe insp. P. R., $1.50 M> Del.

L. D. Lightsey, Screven.

Gov. insp., red skin P. R.,
$1.65 M. del. Good count,
prompt shipment, Claude Tyre,
Screven, Rt. 1.

Gov. insp. red and pink skin}

P. R., $1.50 M; old fashioned
Boone, $2.00 M. Del. Ernest
Wetherford, Gainesville, Rt. 2.
Gov. insp, P R., $1.30 M;
del.; 5 N, $6. 00 collect; Boone,
aoe 75 M. Del. full count.
Prompt shipment. Lee Crow,
Gainesville, Rt. 2, Box 143.

Pink, yellow -skin P. R. govt
insp.; treated, $1.50 M; Mar-
globe and Stone tomato, from
certified seed, 75c M postpaid.
Leroy Lightsey, Rt, Rt 2. Bristol,

Lady a strawberry, 30c Cc:
$2.25 M: imp. Gibson, Wonder-
berries, red Gold sugar saver,
40c C; $3.00 M; Jewel, Masto-
don, 50 : horseradish, rhu-
barb, 4 bun., 25c; peppermint,
24, 25e, Mrs. Sarah Grindle.

,



2 Renate.

Pure red skin P. R., Gov.
insp. $1.25 M; Marglobe tom
to, 60c M. All exp. collect. B.
A. Maddox, Fitzgerald. |

Red and yellow skin: P. B, :
$1.50 M. del. M. C. Crow,
Gainesville, Rt. 2. oS ee

cee tomato, $1.00 M: 2
$1.75 FOB. Aline Milikin,
Hosier. Bid:

Marglobe, Scarletglobe, Red
Field Beauty tomato, 60c M:
Royal King, Ruby Kings sweet
pepper, $1.00 M_ del. Moss
packed. C. L. Lightsey, Scre-
ven. Rt. 1.

Govt insp. P. R. potato; Ngee.
globe, Scarlet Dawn tomate,
$1.50 M; exchange for 100 Ibs.
seed Spanish peanuts at 5c lb.
No personai checks. Mrs, Gus-
sie Anderson, Alma, Rt. a Sa

Marglobe tomato, now. ready, s
70c M_ del. Moss packed.
Prompt shipment. Mf. Nolie
Lightsey, Rt. 2. Surrency. ;

Cabbage, Chas. Wakefield,
Early Jersey, 75c M: Marglobe 2
and Baltimore tomato. 85c
del. J H. Griffis, Baxley, Rt. |
Box 195.

._P R.and old-time Boon po=
tato. from certified seed, ready
$2 M, 5 M $1.75 M. Speci
prices to truckers. C .A. Dobbs,
Gainesville.

Tomato, Marglobe, ready, $t
M, FOB. J. W. Herndon, Sur-
rency, Rt. 2;

Strawberry, Klondyke, $1. 50 :
M; Mastodon, $2 M. Lady i. Soe
M. Feaustine Reynolds, Caines-
ville, Rt. 2.

Strawberry. 50c 300; ada
postage on orders under 50c,
Mrs. S. T. Smith, Austell, Rt. 2

Certified red, pink ae yel
low skin P. R., $1.35 M SS

Marglobe tomato, $1:
pepper $1.10; cabbage 60c, FOS.
N. W. Daniel, Ty Ty.

Cert P. R., $1.50 M: Marglobe
wilt-resistant tomato and col-
Jard, $1 M, 15 C. W. A. Me
Kinley, Lithonia, Re oe: ee

Tomato, certified super mar=
globe, $1 M. FOB. moss packed,
J. O. Chambless. Damascus.



SEED FOR SALE



200 lbs. Honey Drip sorghum
3%e Ib., 50 lb or more lots.
Exc. for O-Too-Tan beans at
$3.50 bu., or Brab peas at $1. 13)
bu. Roy Tr. Baker, Menlo.

3 doz large Short-neck Mar-
tin gourd seed for 10c and post-
age. Exe. for sugar crowder
pea seed, 3 doz. for 1% Ibs.
Mrs. Georgie Turner, aret:
ville, Star Rt.

.Stringless green pod, 30c Tb:
white bunch -butter-beans, 15
Ib. postpaid. Mrs. E. L.
Loganville, Rt. 2.

Hearts of Gold Cantalouge.
true to name, 75c Ib. C.
Jones, Thomson, Rt. %

Home grown Brown Top mik
let, 10c lb. 50 Ib $3.75; 100 Ibs.
$6.00. J. E. Caudell, Athens, Ps
O. Box 668. te

Jones wale.

seed, $2.00 Ib; white Spanish

peanuts, 10c Ib. Add postage
a Woodliff, Flowery Branch

Cabbage seed, E. J., Chen,
Golden Acre, Early Copenhag.
en, Early and late Flat Dutch,
Succession, All Head, 60c Ib:
tomato, Baltimore, Marglobe,
Bonny Best, Earliana. All cert.

and treated (except Earliana),

$1.25 Ib. del. M. A. Ramsey.
Quitman.

Good striped bunch Halt-
runners, 25c cupful; long green
pod okra, 15c cupful; spear-
mint plants, 25c doz. bunches.
Add postage. Stamps accepted,
small orders. Mrs. Tate Soe
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

- Good okra seed, 3%4c Ib. Mrs.
Reynolds Hamrick, Talking
Rock, Rt. 2. i

Yard, washday, Clay sugar
erowders And white, tender
cornfield, Sunday frost and
other good varieties beans an
peas, 20c cup; mix. turnip,
Seven and Purple Top, 10c pkt.
Add 5c postage. Magnolia Clay
ton, Roy. :

Butter fruit (eatable), yard
long bean, peaches on ving
watermelon on fence, okra, ne
wonder, 2 pkts. ea., at 10c pk,
Any 3, 25c. H. S. Oakley, Co:

ington, lees RR ate

Genuine imp. Cuban
melon, $1.00 Ib. 50 Ib. k
more, 75 Ib; old fashioned late
runner Clay peas,. $2.00 bu;
W. O. Birdsong, Gordon,

Cuban Queen watermeton,
50c Ib. Clarence H. Peavey,





ata FOR SALE



Bull Nose sweet pepper, 5c
thlspn. Dried hot pepper, 25c
- gal. Jerusalem artichokes, 10c
doz. Scullion plants, 25c C.
add postage. Mrs. Doyle Con-
ner, Buchanan, Rt. 1.

$8 bu. matured and cleaned
ne seed, $1.25 bu. FOB. ae a;
Miller, Dahlonega.

~ Tender, sound striped half-
Ehaanerk: '20c cup, 35c pt. post,
paid, coin preferred, no stamps.
oats. Frank Barron,

SS PEexiva. nee white and striped
half runners, sound, tender, 30c
postpaid, coin preferred.
Bis. Ethel Overby, Oakwood.
White velvet okra, 12c per
~-eup. or exc. for white sacks,
10 cups for 18 sacks. Each pay
charges. Mrs. B. T. Thornton,
Bowdon, Rt a

einen fashioned striped - halt-
runners, 25c lb. No checks or
ee Add postage. Mrs. E.
J. Frey, Mafietta, Rt. 1.

Crotalaria, Spectabalis cheap.
i F. Hiscock, Quitman.

del. ks McNair, Stapleton.
Old California moss

id, Oe. start, 3. starts; 25.
vian Green, Tifton, Rt. 2s.

Tender white cornfield, 20cj
Ib. or exc, for nice honey or
Georgia cane syrup. Mrs. Roy
H oe Mineral Bluff.

Ibs. Mammoth Russian

2 gsworth, Fayetteville.
Gourd seed, 10c for. 4 Pos

a seed, 10c cup, pumpkin,

CUR, Virgil Townson, Lov-

Pips long green okra. See.
lb. or trade. W.. M. Fupyah,
: Sedartown. Rto2.

1% bu. chufas, pure, sound,
free from nut grass, $4. 00 FOB.
gS? Dykes, Cochran. Rt. 3.

Cane Seed. $1.25 bu: Whatileys
prolific seed corn, selected,
ppped and shelled, $2.00 bu.
R. M. Turner, Royston.

Sims > imp. watermelon, $1. 00
Yb., 25 Ibs. up, 75c Ib. fob. Cash,
Mi open Williams,
Rt. 4

kn | cane, peanuts, yel-

Dal: seed. 10c pkt. del. Geo.}
W. Jackson, Fayetteville, Rt. 2.

* + Pure Stone Min. melon and|

Banana muskmelon, 25c teacup-
ful; running squash, 10c thls.,
early Red Valentine beans, 25
teacupful; Early
wherry plants, 15c C. Add
tage. Rosie Crow, Cumming,

an ge, dark ee Ae
5c upful; yee. pea, 25c
; Mrs. Herbert F z Turner,

Blue Ridge tomato, Saaabivig.
to 25: ft., 8325 lbs. to 1 vine,

Pie: i crop ost

vine grows 12-18 ft.,

ns enough for average!
ne 500 a 25., W.

rue to name. C. Be Fone

on, Rt. 2.

Russian, large sentiouicr seed,
uicken feed, 25c qt: 75e: gril

8rd zone: 10 bu. Iron clad}

lean, sound. Make offer.
Tr. . Hunt, ae eke s

ae Wee

pods,
J.

aoe ibs Can Guece
as 60c per Ib. addj

M. Grabam, Unadil-

Genuine feb ani Queen, 5 Ibs.

id over, 65c per Ib: Junhing;
velvet beans, $1.40 per bu.
bunch velvet beans, $2 per. bu.

sert Tharpe, Ft. Valley.

kK bean, 20c per cup, post-
send as small amount as

a Mrs. J: A. Pueh, Bu-|

fa shioned | Mallblving

25c per gal. add post-

G. A. Shields, Dan-
2, Box: 140. :

lentine, stringless
, tendergreen beans,
per 100 lbs. 120 lb. bags,
- Marglobe tomato,
Piao ees

= [

eeu ae

; aoe Rte oe
: Butterbeans, pure punch, 20}

bean}

meaner 10c lb. W. B. Hol-|}

Greenville, |
| Clays, $2.00 bu.

Klondyke

Be
10c large cupful.
os Higgins, pee



tee

"SEED FOR S SALE



Brown Top millet, 1939 crop,
recleaned, small lots, 10c per
Jb. 50 Ibs. $3.50, 100 Ibs $6,
FOB Athens, grown on my
farm. JE. Crandell, Athens,
Box 668.

Perkins long green okra, 140
Tbs. 15 per lb. or entire lot at
10c per lb. FOB Cartersville. M.
Brandon. Stilesboro.



BEANS AND PEAS oi

SALE



Original Half Runners, 50c
qt, Stamps accepted. Worley
Adams, Royston.

25 bu. small seed peanuts. $1.00

_bu. here. C. W. Coleman, Deve-

reaux. :

Streaked Half Runners, 1939
crop, 20c cupful, del. No stanips.
Mrs Re A Chatham, Adairs-
ville, Rt. Be

- About 2bu. large heckled

Crowders. 10c lb. $1.00 pk.-Add|

postage: K. R. Smith, Thom-

Victor field peas, $2.25 bu.
J. C. Nelson, Yatesville.

Clays, $1. 50 bu. Brabs,. $1. 75%

{ bunch velvets, $1.50 bu. Mrs.

E, T. May, Warthen.

Hay seed
New Eras. $1.65; mixed peas,

for hay, $1.50 bu, D. C. Stroth- g

er, Fort Valley.

Nice lot Brabs.* $1. 85 bu.

Hicks, Reynolds. .

5@ bu. Brabs, $1.75 bu. FOB.
J. Matt Hayes, Thomson.

Old-time white bunch (or 6-
wks.) beans (plant early or
late), 20c 1b; 3 Ibs. 50c Add
postage. . Mrs. oO. Jae Milford,
Doraville, rt eS

100 bu. Brabhams, $2. 10. bu:
-10 bu. 90-day running Velvets,
$1.15 bu. FOB. Sample on re-
quest. G. S. May, Warthen.

- Irons or Brabs, $2.10 bu; Vel-
vets, 90-100 day runners, $1.50}
bu; Bunch, $2. pe. bu. ON,
Beasley, Bees Leck

6 or 8 bu. sm 2 manning
Williams, Gainesville, Rt.-3:

Several Ibs. baby lima but-
_terbeans, 20c lb. del. M. O. only
uns Buford Hulsey, Lula, Rt.

100 ne eephas $2. 10: bus

20 bu. Palmetto soy, $2.60 bu.
fob. W. L. Adams, Claxton.

: New Eras, not mixed, - os 3
$2.00

bu. slightly mixed, $1.75
white biloxi and oil beans,
bu. L. A. Caldwell; Gay.

90 day seed velvets, $1.25 bu.;
No. 1 white Spanish peanuts,
100 lb. bags, $4.75 bag: 100 bu.
Unknown peas. $1.85 bu.; 140

| bu. Brabs, $2.25 bu. T. F. Bo-

-hanon, Eastman, Rte; oe

Ib. Add postage. Mrs.
Kemp, Toomsboro, Rt. 3.

a a

den beans, 20c large cupful, |
Postpaid. No stamps or checks.
i: We Tilley, Jasper, Riots

Old time speckled tender and
white half runner garden beans;
25c cupful; speckled crowders,

10 Ib. ii 10 Ib. lots or more:
mung beans, 15 Ib. in 10 Ib.
lots. Postpad. oe Brown,
Ball Ground, Rt! Ay

Pidgen, white and Sones
| crowders.
for good sound cow peas, one
for two. C: J. Daniel, Americus.

ser, OUTS bribhars, $2.00 bu.:
20 bu. mixed peas, $1.75 bu.:
10. bu. cotton eed, Toole and
Coker 4 crossed, $1.00 bu. fob.
-M. L, Moore, Richland, ia =

About 50 bi. Clays and New
Eras, mixed, $1.50 bu. fob. M.
O. No checks. a hs M. Butts,
Devereaux,

Good striped half runners,

tender and sound, 15 cupful:

30c pt. Postpaid. Coin preferred.
Mrs. L. ES Barron, Gainesville.
Rt } e ;

Wood's
histories type and heaviest
yielder of seed and hay, $1.75
Pu. Ss aa Thornton, = ei
Dewyrose.

~ 300 bu. - Piriencd Scpculi
quality Brabs, $1.75 bu.; 200 bu.
mixed peas, $1.65 fob. Ce2B;
Hicks, Reynolds. ~

Limited amt. Brabs, $2. 00 bur
Whips; $1.75 bu. Fok: Raburn,
Ideal.

Cream pe 10c lb;-3lbs:
-25c; Whips, $2 bu. at my home,

$2.95 shipped, add trans. chgs.|
Want a a O-Too- Tan beans.
oP Buford.

: Nelson, .
f {
200 bu. Clays, $1.50 bu. FOR: }

soybeans, $2. 50: :

mixed grades, $1.65 se Cy By

| ea. FOB.
50 bu. mixed Clays. le 50 bis.

| bu.

TT |

| ran, Rt. 4.



- others, not mixed, $2.00 bu. E.
White bunch butterbeans, 206 Pa

_| half Runners, ea.,
Pink half runner 60 ae gar-|

-eupful: white, tender cornfield,
~20c cupful; pop corn and pump-

$4.00 bu. fob. Exc.}

| CU : s

improved yellow,
little

white sacks.
eles ae Rt. 3. seus



MARKET BULLETIN

BEANS AND PEAS FOR
- SALE.



Coneh peas, pure, soul: 25c
lb. 2 Ibs. 40c postpaid. Ear]
'S. Redwine, Madras.

Good, tender striped half-
runners, 25c large tcup. Heavy
bearing black pole, same price.
Mrs. W. V. Hobbs, Flowery
Branch,, Rt. 1.

Castor beans, 10 ITbs., $1, 25
lbs. $2.00. C. D. Decker, Bruns-
wick.

50 bu. O-Too-Tans, $3.90 bu.
C. E. Nevil. Claxton.

25 bu. good. Clays,
bright, $1.50 bu. Mrs.
evereaux.

New Eras, Brabhams, Clays,
Irons mixed, few 90-day velvet
beans. Samples and prices on
request. J. H. Soren: ari:
Mitchell.

Genuine bunch velvets, $1. 50
bu. FOB. R. C. Holloway, Man-}
chester.

ecw striped, fender half-

sound,
fo

preferred. Mrs. J. L. Williams.
Blue Ridge, RE 2 ees

50 bu. Brabhams, $2. 00 Bi:
20 bu. New Eras, 15 bu. Whips.
$1.80 bu: 40 bu. mixed. $1.50
bu. All sound, FOB. Clyde hes
Hannah, Loganville. ; iG

~ 20 bu. nice: Clays. $1. 50 bu.
HPs Nelson, Devereux. -

Calif. . lack- eyed and brown,

eyed peas. ea. 8c Ib. del: pure-
bred Buff Orp. hens, 80c ea.
FOB; $1.00 ea. del. Purebred
0. I. C 3 mos. old pigs, $3.00
No. ehks. Mrs. B. F.
Morrison, Gainesville, Rt. 8

Old fashioned Fal running!
and Bunch Velvets, sound for
| seed: guar. pure, ea. kind $2.00.
bu. Milford Beasley. Summit,
Rte 1) :

18 bu. Palmetto Soys. $3.56
G. B. OR Warthen.|
Rt, oe

300 bi: ea. Beaks $1. 90 bu:
ccd. $1.65 bu.; 50 bu. Irons,
90 per cent pure. $1.75 bu. all
sound and okay. Write for price
on Jot. Robt. F. Hill, Danville.

300. bu. pure No. 1 Brab-
hams, $2.00 bu.; also 300 bu. ear

runners, 35c pt. postpaid. coin}

| corn, $1.00 bu,

BEANS AND PEAS FOR
SALE



Good, tender Brown streaked
half runners, 15c cup. Exc. 1
cup for 2 fast color, striped su-
gar sacks, 100 Ib. cap., or white
feed sacks, free of holes, 2 cups
for 4 sacks. Ea. pay postage.
Mrs. L. R .Ashwirth, Logan-
ville, Rt. 4.

COTTONSEED FOR
SALE .





DPL No. 11-A, sound, pure,
$1 bu. $3.00 cwt; $50 ton FOB.
Exc. for hogs and calves at mar-
ket price, T. J. Long, Warm
Springs.

' Dixie Triumph, kept pure,
75e bu. W. A. Sargent, Cordele.
Pure Stoneville 2B, 1st yr.

privately ginned, recleaned. 80c

bu; country cured. hickory
smoked, tender hams. from
young hogs. 30c Ib: sound Biloxi

soy beans, 4c Ib. Riley C. Couch, |

Turin.

Coens 100. Str. 2. cotton-
seed, Ist yr. $1.00 bu. FOB. W.
H. Smith, Sandersville.

60 bu. -Cokers str. 100, staple
1-1/6 in.. 80c bu..S. S. Se
land, Jackson. E



CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE



About 75 bu. good corn: and
1 ton hay at farm of Geo. A.
Thompson. 6 mi. from Swains-
boro. Sam BROOD ES Hawkins-
ville.

1,000 bu. senna heavy ear

corn. $1.00 bu. fob: 10 Ibs. Mary

eslingion : Asparagus seed.
0G Tbe Tide Johnson, Ideal..

200 a good, sound. slipped
shuck corn, $1.00. bu.:
New _Era _ peas.
Hollonville. Address,

50 bu. good slipped tack
airs.

Heath, Hedley? ed

EGGS FOR SALE





- Big-M>. B. Haken evas: $3. 00

corn, $1.00 bu. at crib. CR. . | doz. Mrs W. B. te Cor-

Walker, Bonaire. ead

40 bu. Brown croutons
Write for sample and price. J} s
N. Raines, Ashburn.

grown, sound; 20 bu. mixed}
hay peas, mostly speckled: ea., |
$1.50 bu. John J. rae Coch- |

100 bu. good ree welce
running. type, $1.25. bu. FOB
Write or wire. J. R. Chambless.
Rentz.

: 95. bu, Brabs. gnc 00 bu.; 20 bu
mixed, $1.75 bu. FOB. M. ab
Moore. Richland. :

200 bu. peas, New Hrasy Big
Blues, Whites, Clays, Brabs and

_S. Cown, Stone Mtn.

White and speckled tender!
25c teacup-
ful; Cream Crowders, 10c Ib.
in 10 Jb. lots or more: Speckled
Crowders, same price, $3.50 bu.
Mung beans. 12c Ib. 10 Jbs- or
more lots. Miss Gnnia Brown,
Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

* Striped Half Ruhners, 15
kin seed, 2 cups. 15c; white
Mush peas, 20c cupful. Frances
Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 3. .

Pink *half runners; pondertnl
bearers, 20c large cupful: 50c 3
Cups. . Postpaid. No stamps nor
RE. R. W. Tailley, asper,

160 lbs., sugar . dana, Be
Ib. in 10 or more lb. lots at my
place, PB. Rpiensen. Lithia
Springs,

50 bu. Clays. $1. 50 ae M.
O. only. A. M. Butts, Dever-

Tender cornfield tan cut-
Shorts, and extra early red.
bunch garden bean seed, 25c
cupful. Exc. for white sacks.
Lillian Silver, ae Rock,
Ried =

Extra early red bunch a
tan cutshort cornfield
both tender hull, 25c
cupful; colts foot, 10c bunch.
Exe. for white sacks. Kosa
Richards, Talking Rock, Rt. oe

Tender cornfield (tan) extra
early red garden bean seed, 25c
cupful; 5 cups, $1.00 colts foot,
10c bunch. Exe. for white sacks.
es Barrett, panene: Rock, Rt.

beans,

Tan fonder cornfield beans
and red garden extra - @arly
bean <seed; 25c eup. 2x-c. for
Mima Jo Smith,

.| ready,



Dz ae Comma ni Rt 5

dele. Rt. 4.

Fancy Biack-tait. deuce

. A. Stahl, Moultrie.

-M~. os turkey eggs. $2.25 ao:

- postpaid. Bee now. *c,
potato slips. E.
don. Rt. 3

White Rock eggs. 75e. 15: lit-
tle lady peas, 10c_ cupful:
striped half-rurner beans, gar-

den peas, or 20 in. bean, 10c]

-cupful. Mrs. Payee GC. Loggins.
Nicholson.

White Pekin duck
60c doz. del: day old
ducklings, ready about May 20.
15c ea. postpaid. Mrs. W. 1.
Mobley, Ludowici, Rt. i

Indian Runner duck eggs 40c,
15, postpaid. Mrs. R. C. Moore,
Rockmart, Rt. 3, Box 47.

Few choice M. B. turkey eggs
$2. 50. 13, postpaid to 3rd zone.
Cc. R. Morris, Newnan, Rt. 3.

Lindstrom str. Wyandotte
and Buff Cochin bantam eggs,
ea.
Ringneck pheasant eggs, $1.50
doz. postpaid. Emory eee
Rutledge. -

Pure Tran Runner ~ Buk!

eggs, $1.00, 15. M. O. preferred.
re
22s

te B. Turkey eggs, May del.
$2.00 doz. postpaid. Money or-
der. Alex Hattaway, Warthen.
Purebred large type
Cornish eggs,

| Abbeville, Rt. 2.

AAA W. L. eggs, $1. 00 Th:
$1.50, 30. Write for prices larg-
er orders. Mrs. L. E. Gibbs, Ab-
beville, Rt. 2.

M. B. turkey eggs, $2.25 doz.
del. Now ready. Mrs. E
ams, Bowdon, Rt. 3..

White Guinea eggs, 75c 15
fin; Rt;-A

B. R. eggs from bloodtested,
State accredited flock, $1: 00

Gel. Mrs: fo J. Mallory, Crt.

setting: 4 settings, $2. 40 del. J

H. Getzen, Pendergrass.

Purebred R.
dotte eggs, 75c,.
ea. Docia Harris, Lula. 2

White Face Black Spanis
and Parks B. Rock See ae
$1.00; 15; baby chicks of either
kind, 10c ea. Mrs. Frank Tread-
away, Adairsville, Rt. 1.

Booths AAA grade W. L.
eggs, 50c, 15; plus poslane. J.

Oreasyia Be Wyan-



Scroggs,

50 bu.
$2.00 bu. At]
ue H.
Gregg, Concord. ek

Fannie

ped. cockerel,

eggs,

Few young Buff Cochins:|

Etta Simpson, -Soperton, 1

Dark |.
$1.00, 15; $1.25}
24. Crates ret. Mrs. A. G. Clarke

. A, Ad-|

15; hens, $1. 25]

$2.00



M. B. fork eggs, a
$1.90 doz. Add postage. Mi
A. Howell, Sr., be
3.

Boarhen Red hires 4
from finest stock, Cc
poults, 50c ea. Mrs. J. H
Preston.

Purebred. Red Speck ia
sex, 60c, 15c; $1.10, 30.
Mrs. Earl Wilson, Clarkes
Rts toss

Big bone, ped. WwW.

@ % eggs,
. Exe. for named flo
red P. R. potato and pr

tomato plants. Mrs.. Lest

Foor, Eastanollee.

Pure Black Minores eg
15; $4.00_C; 50, $2.00. ee
potato plants at $1.50 M.
A. Conust, Shee Ri

Industrial City Garde
M. B. turkey Sees 9225
ds

postpaid. Mrs.

Ball Ground, Rt. 22 ee oa
AAA B. R. eggs,

| $3.50. C, del. by insure

post. Cases ret... Mrs. 2
Alto.

Large type Cornish,
bloodtested winners, . $1
$1.75, 30. Postpaid. Gu
tile. E. D. Lindsey, Sand

ville, 312 Floyd St.

Turkey eggs from
California strs. $3.50 |
Cartons ret. Ready for de
J. M. Parker, Austell, R

Eggs, Speckled g

| 16; $1.50;60; Turk

doz.: Dark. Cornish, 85
$1.50, 30: few day old ch
9c ea. Money orders only
Cora B. He ETON oT

3, Box 74.

Few settings Big: type
Cornish, 85c setting. Mee
Crates ret. Mrs. ee
man, Butler, Rt. ee

Red turkey eggs, $2 i
pues Griffin, ee

aS

- Turkey eggs, $2. die
R. Herring, Arlington. ;

Purebred M. B. Turkey

$2 doz. at my farm, o: yo

postage. Joe V. Colst

om, Rt. A

ee eggs, $1.25 15, del. in|
Ga. :

20 bu. 90-day Wotvets, 1939 :

paid. L J Ellis, cummin

for | 5,
A. Adams, Bow- po

Hanson str. large eggs,
15, from 260 egg hens, 3
erations, mated to 300 eg
prepaid.
Holcomb, Jonesboro.

Mammoth White Pekin

ePgs, 15. 15, del. ceaey

LN. A, Red_ eggs, UL s
ee 40c doz. at a he

; Grae Chadivion A
Wyandotte eggs, ee 25

Tennille, Box, 252. 2
AAA Hollywood W

cr oss, Rt ou gi

Tripple fo blue
eggs, $1.15, pee Mr
Treadaway, AG a

Dark Cornish, $1.0
Exe. setting for Qe gs
multiplying onions. de
Leona. Prepon: Culverton,


<

Purebred Giant a R.
Light Brahma, $1.00, 15
paid. No chks. Li. de B
Colbert: Rt 9 = ta

- Selected eggs Hon G
low Buff Leghorn rooste

age. Mrs. Jas. i Hunt. Hom
Riches sr 3

Selected eggs rota: pur
S.C. Reds, heavy laying z
75 15, postpaid. Clif r
Smith, Dalton. Rt. 4. =

- Pure White Pekin ae e
75c.15 postpaid. No sta
Mrs. L. K. Fryer, Talb

Duck eggs, 5c, | LBS

~ | banana eo and yel

squash seed, 10c tbls
Spanish peanuts, 75c ga
lace Wilson, Martin, Rt

R. I, Red eggs, $1.00 1 p
paid; $5. 00 C; chicks, $2.50,
$9. 00 C ; hens, $1.25 a.; co
@a, Dark, bloodte
stock. Mrs. Don Donaldson

eatur; De 2405. oe

M. B. Turkey eggs,

| Edw, EUS Cumming,





EGGS FOR SALE



Brown. bed roundhead game

eggs, fertile from purebred
cock, hens slightly - mixed with
Travler ,15, 90c postpaid. Mrs.
Ellen Teem, Pierceville.

~~ Pure Blue Traveller and Ir-

ish Grey, cross, eggs, 50c 15;
some Black Bronze turkey eggs
$1.25 doz. R. H. Duffey, Mc-
Donough, Rte 2: Box 48.

(all season) 60c 15: $1.00, 30
1. Mozelle Passe, Bases Rt.
2, Box 3955 = :

Big nw Web ped. muting

Word, 70,. 15, postpaid. Mrs.
3 Pp. Plunkett, Summerville,

ae Bourbon Red tur-}

key, $2:00 doz. 20c ea.:
White Pekin duck, 50
Mrs. Glenn oo
enceville. Rese e S

Sheppard A A A

large
doz.
Law-

Recon:

grade, 85c 17: White Pekin duck |.

85c doz. Postage paid, Mrs..
Di Elliott, Lavonia, Rt: 1.

White Holland turkey eggs..

.; white African gui-|

nea. $1.00. 15. Mrs. A. W. Ar-
nold, Newnan, Rt. 3.

M_ B. turkey eggs, $3. 00 doz.
$20.00 C: White - Rock chicks.
ea: Wednesday. 9c ea. lots of 25
or JOOre. Postpaid. Cartons ret.
avirs. Li. (W. Seago. Pinehurst.

Sekcted eges from purebred
Re G. 6.1L. Wyandottes, 75c. 15
postpaid. -Mrs. Taylor Speir.
Dawson, Rt. 3. Box 129.

_ Turkey eggs, $2.00 doz. here.
2% mi. Southwest Williamson.
Reuben Bottoms, Williamson.

Few genuine Buff Cochin
bantam and few Giant Black
Minorca eggs. 10c ea. O. H.
Wright, Atlanta, Peters Bldg:

Rusk
eggs. $1.00, 15. Cash. Mrs. A.
M. Williamson. College Park
328 W. Lyle Ave. :

4 Mt. B. slightly mixed with
2s poe: _ Holland, $1.75 _doz.;

50: $3. 00 C. Del. Dill plants.
10. : 25. 20c. Add postage.
ee ce Baggett, Douglas--
e. Rt

AN. H. Reds: best pen egg.
eco. 15: $2.00 30: A pen. $1.00,
15; -$1.50.- 30: baby chicks, 10

ea. $9.00 C. (No BWD in 4 yrs.)
a R. cee Eee Lincoln-
fae:

: Pure M. B. turkey eggs, guar.
ertility, $2.50 doz.: $20. 00 Ce
day old poults, 30c ea.: hew
white, downy feathers, 50c lb.;
20. Tbs... $10.00 del. Sample. C:
Collins, Cordele, Rt. 4.:

Pure Buff Orp. Lady Egg-a-
Day str., $1.00 15 del. ae R.
Q.. Miller, Acworth, Rt. 2.

Purebred Giant str., R. C.
Light Brahma eggs, $1. 00 15,
postpaid. Best quality. eareful-
ly packed. Mrs. D, R. Jones,
Hartwell, mi ES

Biack and white duck sea

. tor white feed
sacks at 5c ea. Linnett Gordon,
Metter, Rt. 2.

2 B- Pe eggs; 25c doz. not del.;
85 doz. postpaid. Crate ret.:
gored B. R. Rooster, Red

surg, mt 1:

White, black: quncties duct:
EES, 60c for 14. postpaid. J.
W. Evans, Roopville, Rt. 2.

Black -Australorp AAA eggys,
1.25, 15, postpaid. Crates ret.
ragy MeCurley. Acworth, Rt.

duck, blue

watge Pekin
and AAA

peckled guinea,
3arred Rock eggs. ea. 3 doz.
. add postage. Mrs. Roxie

Robinson, Bowdon, Rt. 3.

Parks Barred Rock founda-
n stock direct, eggs postpaid
$1.50, $2.25, 100, $3.50; lim-

ited. chick orders filled as cus-"

omer desires. Mamie Roach

Ser... Daisy.

Blood-tested New Hamp-
shire reds, Triple A, also B.
tock eggs, $1, setting 75c at my
ome. Mrs. N. A. Fambrough,
\tlanta, 291 Ferguson Sts N-oE.

~Giant Black Minorca eggs.
rom 2 yr. old hens, $1.50, 15.
B. Millians, Newnan.

Bantam | eggs, purebred,
eaded with prize - winning
ock at S. E, Fair, $1.50 setting.

H. Clement, Decatur, 128 Ad-}

ms Street.

: Purebred Dark Cornish In-
dian eggs, Weber strain, $1.10
15, cartons returned. Mrs. J.

Holland, Sparks,

Italian Game Bantam re
\pr. del. 15, - $1. 50. Jeanette
smith, R Be Se

2

_EGGS FOR SALE



mated birds, $3.00 doz.

. tato plants.

Golden - Buff. Minorca :

12.

SL IDe$0.00 ROB; 5-eal
_85c gal.

-and ext., 5 Ibs.,

Ive Moore. Whites- :



Donaldsors.; pure S. Cc eau
$1.50; 6 doz. $2. 501 w

| 3.

TSC. 2152-36;
del. Crates ret. Fob. Mrs. H.
B= Elliston, Ellaville, Riv 2. y

Chuiter Partridge eggs from
del.
Mrs. B. A. Hart, Warrenton.

Dark BL. eggs, $1.50)
David E. Dixon, Ben Hill, Nis-

| key Lake Rd.
New Hampshire Red eggs

White and colored es In-
dian Runner duck eggs, 65c, 14.
postpaid. Mrs. J. ee
Lyerly, Rt. 1. est

Eng. Red Cap. eggs. $1. D5 15

postpaid. Carefully selected 284 ois

5 tons. excellent PelGadens':
hay. baled, $20 ton. D. A. Stud-

packed. T. P. Thornton, Chats-
worth, Rt. 2.

Eggs from AAA White Leg-
horns, Eng. str., bloodtested

stock, 65c 15, Mrs. L Et Knud- |.

sen, Hawkinsville.



PECAN AND OTHER
-| FRUIT TREES FOR SALE



New Thorniess
Boysenberry, Cameron Dew-
berry, 6, 75c; $1.35 doz; New
Portland, Fredonia; Caco buncna
erapes. 25 ea, $2.00 doz. Ga.
Exo. Sta. new

Prepaid, OA: Neal, Ashland.
~ Museadine vines, persimmons,

2 ft. or over, 10c ea. $1.00 doz.

Postpaid. Thurlow Walker, Dah-
lonega, Rt. Dy care Lee Butler.

Walnut trees, Ralston apple
for planting, 5c ea. Exc. for
Boone or Big stem Jersey po-
Want 500> Yellow
dock and Burdock, 15c doz.
plants. Mrs. R. C. Stover, Pis-
gah_

Red May nea 10c ea: es ze

nest. Onions, 30c. gal. Exe. for

PoR. potato. plants. Prepaid.

Mrs. Lizzie ee Bowdon, ee

HONEY BEES AND BEE
SUPPLIES FOR SALE



New crop Ext, honey, 10 Ib.
pails, 6. fo -Cs,, > $5.00. FOB;
Postpaid and insured,
pails, $2.10; 1-10 lb. $1.10; 12-
can
(60) crated, $4.50; 50 gal. bbl.,
FOB. John A. Crum-
mey,: Jesup, Box 117.

8 Ibs. fine yellow beeswax,

|17%e Ib. $1.25 for lot, FOB. Mrs. |
Lo Puckett, Waleska,

Rt. 1.

20 stands Bees. Pat. style
gums, supers for part, $20.00
my farm, 3 mi. So. Oglethorpe.
eB. Pike, Oglethorpe. Rt. 1.

New crop: Gallberry,
(5G. 2 10 1s.
$1.50 de; % cs. 6-5 lb. $3.30;
12-5 lb. $6. 00 FOB. High qual-
ity, prompt service guar. D. F.
Thomas, Odum. E

Nice, light Ext. honey, most-|

ly white Tupelo and Gallberry,

4 10 Ib. pail, del. by mail, $1.50;
4 del. express, $5.00; few White

comb, same price; few Queen
bees, untested. 50c ea; tested,
7oc. Cyrd Walker, Norristown,

New crop honey, 10 1b. cans, |

$1.10 del.

Comb - or strained.
W. R. Hobbs, s

Milan.

containers: 60 lb. ean, $5.75; 6-5
lb.,. $3.55; F rt.. prepaid in. Ga:
Quality guar. Prompt shipment.
H. L. Hallman, Nahunta.

Real fancy comb or ext: hon-
ey, 5 Ih. pails, Cs, of 12, $6.00.
Prompt del. Sat. guar. J.. T.
Mullis, Alma.

No. 1 and 2 honey, 10c Ib.
and postage. John WwW.
Stilson. z

FRESH AND CURED _
MEATS FOR SALE





Country cured hams from
corn-fed hogs, wt. 9-12 lbs., 27c
Ib. postpaid: shoulders. 9-12 lbs
20c lb .postpaid. Mrs. J. M.
Lewis. Warthen.

Oakwood smoked fons 20e
Ib.; sides and shoulders, ave.
wt. 6 to 25 lbs., 12%c lb.; also
sugar cane syrup, No. 10 cans,
6 to case, $2.60; 12 No. 5. cans,
$2.90; 36 gal. parrels.. $11.75.
Malvin Collins, Whigham.

Fe Extra good home-cured hams,
wt. 28 lbs. ea., 25c Ib: Mrs. M.
I. Free, Clarkesville. Rt. 3.

Oak wood smoked hams, 8-
20 Ibs ea., 25c lb. Money back
guar: W. W. Williams, Quit-
man,

Nice country cured black-
pepnered hams, 20-23 Ibs. 28c
lb., side meat (from same hogs)
18c Ib. All del. 3rd zone. Sat.
guar. Mrs--

15.

Fleming,

Se W,

7 1 -W. -Middlebrooks,

Youngberry| 1000 bu. clean, bright Hast-

scuppernong
graves, 25c; 5, $1.00. Gov. insp.}



| $1. 25: bu:
seed, $1.50 bu. Brab peas, $2.00)
| bu. All FOB. John H. oa:
Tallapoosa, Rt. 2.

2-10 Ib.

Foreyth Rt. 3.

comb

shipment,

Bright, strained honey. new]

10c lb. add postage.
Davis,|

Te
shelled, screened, hand picked,



Sev. _ bls. fine Ga. Cane syr-|
up, 36 gal. bbls., 35 gal. FOB.

eB Stebbins, Savoneg Ea

BUTTER FOR cate





2o0r3 Ibs., Jersey butter ea.
week, free from coloring, in %
Ib. molds, 25. lb. postpaid. Mrs.

Hugh Turner, eos BBE
Rt

ack AND HAY
FOR SALE





dard, Grovetown.

Fine patch of rye, 50x50 ft:
Reasonable. Also large quantity
Bermuda grass roots for the
digging. Mrs. V. L. Allgood,
Atlanta, 1169 Arlington - Ave.

About 40 ae good oats: B.
Barnesville.

ings 100 bushel oats, 60c bu.
O. W. Porter, Covington. .

25 or 30 tops baled oat straw,
for sale. W.R
P, O. Box. 168.

Crotalaria native grown ear-
ly Spectalis, $7.50 CWT. Lewis
Smisson, Grower, Pete Valley.

1M. bu. Hastings 100-bu.
oats, 60c bu. O. W. Porter, Coy-
ington. :

20 tons pest -peavine hay
(harvested, baled wate rain)
$20.00 ton my barn, R. F. Jen-
kins, eyes

% \



POTATOES AN D- ;
VEGETABLES FOR SALE



Fboouk Mtn. Trish vptataes:
Honey. Drip cane

500. bu. red and. pink ain
kiln dried Portorican potatoes.

WwW M. Sowell, _ Newington.

Kank 1 acre of turnips ready
for market. (May. ae orep to
sell to trucker. J. Little,



TOBACCO FOR SALE



Goo - home - Cunea cake

and ewing tobacco, 10 lbs., $1]

postpaid to 3rd. .zone. on

Benton. Alma.

Good flue cured, we pased:
long leaf; rich and mellow,
sweet and juicy, red and yellow,
j1 lbs of either, ote prompt
postpaid. M.
Swain, Alma.

Good flue cured, bright,
mellow smoking and chewing
tobacco, no trash nor mold, 10
Tbs. $1.00 Del. Cash. Prompt
shipment. Mrs. Grady B. Sell-
ers, Alma,

W.



PEANUTS AND. PECANS|

FOR SALE



Soar ens, Hunners: 4c lb.|_

Spanish. 4%c lb. Strictly No.
1s. D. W. Nichols, Kingston.

Large white Spanish, 25c gal.

- $1.25 bu. Bell pepper seed. 10c

tblspn. Hot pepper, 25c . gal.

Yellow. popcorn, shelled,
lb. White Lima butterbeans,
Mattie

Wright, Buchanan, Rte.
No. 1 runner peanuts, 4- the
in hull; 130 Ibs. hand

8c Ib. J. H. Sims, Bluffton.
Chufas, recleaned, $3.00 bu.

J.D. Richards, Pavo. Rt. 2. A
- MISCELLANEOUS ~
WANTED .





T. ee slows,
af ery Branch Rt 1



BEANS AND PEAS:
Exc. 4 bu. genuine bunch
velvet beans for 4 bu. crowder

or Brab peas, or for 7 bu. What-
leys seed corn. R. C. Holloway,

Manchester, P.O. Box 105.

Quote best prices on reclean-

ed Mung beans and hayseed soy}

beans, for del. at once. M. Es

Morrow, Newborn,

Exc. pr. purebred S. Pp. Ae
8 wks. old pigs for 8 bu. any
good hay pea. J. B. Gay, Gar-
field, Rt. 2.

Exe. red early and ae

mush peas for large white sug-|

ar crowders or purple skin P.
R. potato draws. Mrs. A. E.
Powell, Kite, Rt. 2, Se

Hunter. uitman.:
ok 2 1 man, Rt. 2.

| GOURDS: -

| PEANUTS AND PECANS:

| Want pecans. State quantity]
and price.

| SEED:

BT imp.

102.

>| Kitchens, Metter.

eS} net, Shilo, Sp ae

| WANTED
BEANS ie pee = ae
_ Exchange dark punch butter-

: Je for Ky. Wonder . pole

beans. Mrs. O. K. Benson, Lou-
isyille; Rt So 2,

Want 5 bu. big brown specks |
led crowder peas. Send sample
and price at once. Exe, OIC

ee Carrollton, ae 3.

COTTONSEED:

- Want 2 tons high | eran
about 1 yr, down of Farm Re-
lief cottonseed.
price, del. farm Piedmont. J.
Cc. Collier. Bernese,

BCCR. a? fy

Want B. L. iene eggs,
also some eons. cheap or share
pe =: MOREE Claxton, |

$25 &

Want Peafow! err - Chinese
geese eggs. _ Rachel ey
Rome, Box 549. :

Want pure Chinese geese,
white or brown, also pure white
Guinea eggs. L. L. Williams.
Cordele, 9th St... 2

Want sev. doz. Guait eggs.
State when can del. and kind,
with price. oe ~ McCord, Quit-

ees
Sen

FEATHERS: | gu

Want several Ibs. new goose
feather 5 EPS: et . Landrum, |
Canton. pecs

GRAINAND HAY:

Want fodder. hay; corn, oat
straw, hay and straw baled.
Quote lowest cash, price, del.
and not del.
Covington, Rt. 2.

1S

- Want 1 dozen small gourds,

size of egg or Jong size. Write
what you have and price. Mrs.
B.A. Harrison. Lavonia.

HERBS AND ROOTS:

Want 50- 100. camomile tools:
also wide var., herbs for herb}
garden. Mrs. J. T. ee Ma-|
_dison, P. O. Box 105.

HONEY BEES AND BEE
. SUPPLIES:

Want honey bees and sup-
plies. O. H. Bradbury, Bogart..

i CG; M.
Pelee? 73

oe

Quote prics~ on ~ Grohoma
seed in 10 lb. and 100 Ib lots.
| Geo, L. Merritt, Greensboro.

Want 100 Ibs. imp. Spanish
seed peanuts
use 25 Ibs.
Ibs. of the Spanish, Exc. cert.

ner seed peanuts at 5c lb. 1 H.
Anderson, Alma. |

PLANTS:

< Want some old fashioned
bunch potato plants. Mrs. T. H.
Gaines, Elberton, Rt. 2.

Want best price- on few P. R?

potato draws del. about May
lst. Lawson Helton. Swains- |
boro, Rt. 2.

Want 4 or 5 M. P. R. potato
plants at once. Marcus Mosley,
Buckhead, Rt.-1. =

Want Japanese Yam and big
| stem Jersey potato plants, by
| May 10th. State del. price- Ed-
bes Carney, aes Bluff, Rt.

Want wihit sweet potato
plants. Give description of po-
tato, etc. Walter Dobson, Cal-
houn. Rio:

Want del price 700 ashe
ry plants, disease free. 100
yOuneoery. or Boysenberry. E.

. Stephenson, Summerville.

a Kudzu plants ed
crowns. M. E, Davis, Thomas-

ton, Rtas

Want 40 M. 'eeod pink skin|
PR. potato plants, cheap. G, ee

Exc, 2 settings N. H. Red
eggs for 1000 imp. P. R. pota-
to plants:
erry plants for pecan trees or
pat. Bee hives. or, supers. Mrs.
W..J. Campbell, Rising Fawn.

Exe. 5 M. Virginia Bright
leaf tobacco plants for 5 M. P.
R, potato plants. R: O. Sumner,
Sumner, Ga. tise

Want buy celery seis:
Write price. Mrs. Ida Hill, Lu-
la, Star Rt. ;

SEED:

Want some old fashioned Af-
rican Sorghum seed, ..



gs

pigs or pay cash. T. Ox Mc-!

Name lowest]

He; K Stevenson,

es plants,
| calamus,.

Hardin, White, Ras,

at 5c lb., or can!
Va. bunch and 75.

PP. - Re potato plants ati
$1.25 M. and 42 lbs. good run-/}



B. Mil-j

SEED: ye

Want 2 bu: Shed ae at C
A. -B- King, ee Rt
Box 56. .

WALNUTS:

Pay cash for black walk
State quantity with price
Ee Campbell, Clevelan

MISCELLANEOUS
: FOR sce



White feed sacks, 100 io
5 lb. plus postane. Mone 7)
der. No chks. Z SO

oa Rocky. Face.

Yellow root, 10c Ib.: et
of the Meadow. rattle root. 1 )
lb.: birdock. yellow dock r
10c: bunch beans. 15. cupft
raspberry. sprouts, 50c doz.
postage. Mrs. L O. Tipper
Talking Rock, Rt. Dye

~ Mandrake. wild hee
Safras, queen of the mea
(swamp root). 25c lb: pepper
mint, colts foot. hear i
strawberry,
potato plants,
feed sacks. Louise Adams.
Ridge, Cs Jno. F. Tarple

100 Ib. cap., white feed

washed, 8c ea.. del or ex

honey or dried fruit. Barb
| Lee, Red Oak.

| Mayapple root, 30c tes ;
low root, 10c lb: Queen of

| Meadow. rattle root. 20
witchhazel bark. 20c Tb.
postage. Mrs. ae
Talking Rock, Ree

Comfrey, dbl. ee
mint, horsemint. yellow. dc
colts foot. 25 doz.: a

-merest.

New. white, downy fe at
'50c Ib. 25 Ibs. for $11. 00. Sam-
ple if requested. Mrs. Mary.
Collins, Cordele. Rt. 427 3

300 gal. pur apple cide
water. Make best offer. |
_McMichen. Dallas. Rt.

Nice, well. rooted . hore
15 doz.:\2 Mote
Dill plants.
comfrey. 25c for 2 done. pos
paid. Dill seed, 10c lar
mammoth pumpkin, 12c

er Mrs. W. A. Johnson, Alfou

Calamus. root, catnip, p ppe
mint, 10 clump: 20c doz. a:

May apple, yellow root;
tle root, 10c lb. FOB. No orde
less 50c. Mrs. H. F. Biers Ti 1

ing Rock, Rtsh

Gourds, 8- 17% | in. a cir Is
few Martin gourds, extra an
cutting and cleaning. Sass f
dried, 30c lb. PP. Mrs.
Thomas, Thomasboro. a

Sassafras, wild cherry, wi
plum bark, 18c lb: calamus roo
15c-lb. Add postage. Exe. Mr

, Lillie M. Johnson.) Loganvi

Sassafras root, 20c Ib. Wil
cherry bark, yellow root, 225
lb, Catnip, hoarhound, horse
mint, 250, 6) bun Pepperm
re bun. 5c. ees
Martha White, De
4 Box 37.

16 bu. dry black wae F
hulled, $12.00; 75c bu. Exc..
white feed sacks. P. R. potato
suns, baby chicks, corn, - pea
i. Bis Laylor, Milner. :

Sage, dbl. tansy, catnip, 5, ae
peppermint plants, 25c C; s
grub. sassafras, yell w ro ot, 29
Ib. 5 Ibs. $1.00: garlic. bulb S
25, 25c: Mrs. F. M. Eaton,
loriega. :

Martin, dipper_ and goure
for other uses, 25 ea, $2
doz; Martin, dipper and push
gourd seed. 12 pki... oe
Stamps. accepted. ae R. Bra
lett, Ellijay, Rt. 2. Bue

Catnip, , peppermint, rse
ee spearmint. hoarhount
yarrow, balm, dbl. single: ta
sy, colts. foot, Solomon Sea
berry, 25c doz. Del. Ga. Mr;
R. M onowsy pao
tS ss

Goat milk for sale. on! spre
ses. G. W. Collins, 1992 McLen

Blakemore straw-j| don Ave, N. BE. Atlania.

3792.

Yellow Dock,
wild plum bark, wild - :
bark, 10c per Ib. Queen. of th
Meadow, Rattle weed, 25
Sassafras root, 10c per lb. Ad
postage. Miss eiiee Coch: r.
Talking Rock, Rt.

Few fleeces ee g
wool, Mrs. J. M. Hall, Dub!

Sassafras root, 25c per Ib.
postpaid, no checks nor stam
money orders oS Ho
eee Rebecca, Rt 1, Bo:

ae Bx


IVESTOCK WANTED

rant.2 thoroughbred Jersey
eifers, only a few days old,
nald Stallings, College Park,

Rt. 2
Want 10 cows to pasture at
Oc per head. Good pasture and
running water. J. M. Harrison,
mson, Rt. 1.

_ Want some sheep and_ goats.
Describe with prices. Chester
Waddell, Bremen.

ant fresh im goat of pure
; stock. Mrs. T. P. Wise, Jr.,
Plains, Rt. 2, Box 36 A.

Want cow, hogs, or any farm
oduce at market price. Ex-
ange. Mrs. Clayton Douglas,

Want purebred Hereford Bull
15 mos. old, good type and
eeding. F. B. Jackson, Dono-





1 Jersey, fresh, 3rd calf,
| gal, for sale. J. M. Thorn-
., Palmetto.

lb. 2 yr. old prize winner
ersey bull, reasonable. W.
ith, East Point.

; Guernsey bulls, 2 mos.,
on and 4 yrs. old, $30.00,
0 and $100.00 respectively.
. Trawick, Eatonton. ~

cows, well bred and fed,
nsey - Jersey, freshening
2 have had more than 2nd
s) reasonable. A. K.

os. old reg. Polled Here-
. S. B. Traylor, M. D.,

2 Jersey, 2 gal. weighed
daily, $45.00 at my barn.
Anderson, Murrayville,

oung, med. grade cOws

seen any].

. AGR. Ad-

Polled Hereford bull,
. J .A. Addy, Newnan.

ey male from Dr. Al-
rd. Both well bred, free
ind Bangs. Sell or trade

Cline, M. D. ,Atilanta,
nd Theater Bldg.

y cow, fresh, with 3rd
342 gal., gentle, $75.00.
Brown, Smyrna, Rt. L

ine purebred reg. Hereford
3+yrs. old. eap for cash.

Geo. M. Squires, Black-
Ri; 1: ie

oughbred Jersey cow,|.

al. day, rich in butterfat,
en last of April for sale. J.
pkins, Riverdale, Rt. 1.

. Guernsey male calf,
on face and _ shoulder,
Other Guernsey males,

marked so well and not

Ground, Rt. 5.
e milch cows, fresh

5, 20, 30, good stock, for]

sasonably priced. Elbert
mosenion. Bt. 2

22 yr. old Jersey bull,
386297, dam on test, 10374
ilk, 478.45 butterfat, for
ade for fresh cow of

. Also, peas for
Braswell, Shilo,

bred sub. to reg., 2% yr.

850 Ib. Guernsey bull, also

wbherry plants and butter

ale. Miss Grace Crowe,
, Rt, 1. : :

Horn type Hereford
is, 9-14 mos. old. Domino
ford Blood. Percy A.

Albany, Bov 157,

> J. cow, dropped calf
th, 3-4 gal. day; reg.
ill, 2 yrs. old, priced at
Mrs. Ethel Jones, Lula,

Aberdeen. Angus bull,
Service, $150.00. John
: ngs.

4 Purebred S, P.



CATTLE FOR SALE

Just weaned Reg. Anxiety
breeding Hereford bull, 8 mos.
old, $60.00, O. G. Skinner, West
Point.

7 yr. old Holstein - Jersey
cow (calf about 3 mos old), 2
gal day now, 3-4 if fed good,
$45.00. 3 mi. No. Murrayville.
Austin Abercrombie, Dahlon-
ega, Rt. 2.

Reg. Polled Hereford bulls
and heifers, also grade H. hei-
fers, for sale. R. E. Mitchell,
Zebulon.

1 full blood Jersey 2 yr. old
cow with fine heifer calf, 3 gal.
milk, $45.00 with calf; $40.00
without,. priced at my barn.
Mrs. A. L. Rogers, Duluth, Rt.
2: :

2 milech cows, 2nd and 3rd
calves; 3 gal ea ..on pasture,
$50.00 ea. at my barn. Mrs. B.
G. Lee, Macon, Rt. 1. (c-o Ross
Dairy). :

Few nice Guernsey males, up
to 3 mos. old, sub. to reg., from
best blood lines. Geo. M. Wick-
er, Americus (Albany rd.)



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



Good 1000 ib. mare, work
anywhere. Sell or trade for
small oxen, small mare, feed,
cow or, heifer, or anything can
use. Ben P. Weaver, Dalton, Rt.
2, Box 234. a: % oe

Mule for sale or trade for
cows or hogs. C. B. Railey,
Sumter.

Big horse mule, about 1200
Ibs. work good; good eyes and
limbs, $65.00; good horse, work
anywhere, about 1000 Ibs., $45.
See at my home, 1 mi. < off
Roosevelt Highway, just No.

HOGS FOR SALE

6 Reg. black P. C. pigs, treat-
ed for cholera, $7.50 ea. weight
about 35 Ibs., 8 wks. old. Elias
Lott. Douglas. :

7 fine S. P. C. 6 wks. old, $3
ea. at my barn. J. D, Parks, Ze-
bulon. :

5 S. P. C., 4 mos. dbl. treat-
ed, $5 ea., 15 Duroc-Jersey and
Poland - China, 4 mos. dbl.
treated, $3 and $4 ea.: 5 pigs
= sense C. R. Rheney, Harlem,

Purebred S. P. C. pigs, 2
gilts, 5 boars, reg. in buyers
name, 2% mo. $7.50 ea. Mrs.
Mack Dawdy, Pitts.

4 Reg. S..P.-C. pigs, 2 gilts, 2
boars, from litter of 8, born

; Mar. 11, $10 ea. FOB. James

Pierce, Waverly Hall.

5 S. P. C. pigs, 9 wks. 4
males, 1 female, good blood
lines, registered in buyers
name, $5 ea. James Dunn, Dev-

ereux.

S. P. C. sired by Grand
Champion bred boars, out of
dams of worlds best blood
lines. Thrifty, dbl. treated, reg.
buyers name, $8.00 ea. 2, $15.
J. Washington, Jackson, Rt.

Georgia Guinea shoats, 2
gilts, 3 boars, 8 wks. old, $8.00
ea., $15.00 pr. crated. J.
Rachls, Warrenton.

17 big bone, stay-fat type S.
P. C, 6-8 wks. old, cheap for
quick sale. J. C. Killebrew,
Jackson, Rt. 2.

3 (2 males) reg. black P. C.,
8 wks. old, reg. buyers name,
$10.00 ea. at barn. William T.
Greene, Gray, Rt. 2.

5 purebred, reg. big bone P.

C. males, 8 wks. old. $7.50 ea.
Harold Johnson, Bronwood,

Red Oak. Mrs. Monroe Adams,| RFD

College Park, Rt. 2, Box 378.

A Morgan stallion, wt. 1 M
Ibs. for service. My place near
Burkets School. Edmond. Sal-
ter, Thomaston, Rt. 3. :

Black mare mule, middle-

aged, 850-900 Ibs., gentle, work

anywhere, $50.00. Exe for year-
lings, wt. up to 300 Ibs. at 6c
Ib. M. H. Davis,Thomaston, Rt.
SB

Good young mule, genile,
work anywhere and young Jer-
sey cow, second calf. Also sec-
ond-hand farm machinery and
tools. Write. J. A. Thompson,
Rockmart.

1000 Ib. 8 yr. old, dark bay

mare, $85.00 cash. G. N. Wil-|

SS oo) 2 Veen. Jasper RE 2. :
08. Old, 980 Ib. reg. white} "CP: = 25PE *

Light farm mule, $60.00; Mil-
waukee mowing machine, $35.
Cash. Exc. for garden tractor
or anything can use. Y. M. An-
derson, Williamson. :

At stud, also sell, combina-
tion work Belgium = stallion
(proven sire), reg. in Hall Co.,
Good qualities every respect.
H. A. Duvall, Gainesville, Rt.
1, "Phone 1104 J Gainesville.

5 yr. old saddle and work
mare, well broken, trusty, al-
so large young brood sow and
6 pigs (2 mos. old) and 9 Mus-
covey ducks (nearly all laying)
and 2 drakes, for sale. BE. H.
a Waycross, 611 Reynolds

= 4

12 yr. old black mare mule
ae sale. J. R. Taylor, Clarkes-
viire, us

2 mare mules, 12-15 yrs. old,
1000 Tb. ea. work anywhere,
$75.00 ea.; Reg. Angus 2 yr. old
bull, good breeder. $100.00;
reg. S. P. C. yr. old boar, Gr.
Cham. bloodlines, $20.00. Dick
Scott, Adairsville.

Gray Spanish Jack, good
cond., good breeder, cheap for
cash or good caitle. L. M. Ham-
by, Griffin, Rt. A. :

2 mules, 6 yrs. old, $150.00;
10 yrs. old, $60.00. Good stock,
sound, work anywhere. Cash or
cattle. At once. A. B. Williams,
Hazlehurst.

HOGS FOR SALE





C., 3 mos.
reg. buyers name, $6.50. Reg-
istered S. P. C. brood sow, $20:
lot for $40. Frank Lawrence,
Milledgeville, Rt. 2.

20 Registered S. P. C. pigs, 11
ready now, rest in 6-8 wks.,
from champion blood lines, $10
ea. either sex. W. E. Jackson,

| Thomasville, Rt. 3.

1 Purebred big boned, black
African Guinea boar, 4 mos.
Pee J. M. Price, Tignall, Rt.

6S. P. C. pigs, 3 males, 3
females, reg. in buyers name,
from good blood lines, $10 ea.
fob. $18.50 pair. Walter Lever-
ette Jr., Tifton, Rt. 3,

Aces Beauty (famous



15 big bone African black
Guineas, 8 wks. old May 10th,
$3.00 ea., at my place. W. R.
Fogg, Forsyth, Rt. 1. ~

Reg. S. P. C. world grand
championship stock. cholera
immune, reg. buyers name.
Ready to ship pigs. $10.00 ea.;
quantity prices on larger ship-
ments; 3 good brood sows, $25
ea. W. A. Taliaferro, Blue
Ridge. eos

9 Duroc-Jerseys, farrowed
March 3rd, sired by Ansley
King, $8.50 with papers; $7.50
ea. without papers. W. F. Ans-
ley, Harlem, Rt. 1, eo

_ Highly bred Duroc J. gilt and
litter 12 wks. old. Sell 2 gilts
and 3 males, $20.00 or trade for
corn. Reg. papers. Hyman Go-
wan, Stuckey.

8 ped. S. P. C., 8 wks. old
May ist, 3 males, 4 females,
sre. Ohivi Lindell, Jesup. Rt.

2 purebred, 8 mos. old Duroc
Jersey boars and gilt (same lit-
ter) from Miracle ae
Club pigs.) $8.00 ea. Buyer pay

reg. fee. Bill Shuford. Lincoln-
ton. . f

. Pr. S. P. C. reg. buyers name
3 mos. old, $15.00 or $8.50 ea.
Betty Jane Hodges, 4-H Mem-
ber, Sandersville, Rt. 3.

Reg. Red Berkshire pigs and
gilts. Del, now. W. A. Shumans,
Hazlehurst. :

__ Few, choice, reg, Red Berk-
shire pigs ready for del. C. B.
Collins, Hazlehurst.

Highest quality S. P. C. pigs
from healthy, mature, 500 Ib.
sows, sired by real blocky boar.
Reg. immune. W. R. Ratley,
Bainbridge.

3S. P. C. 3 mos. old, 75 Ib.
males, from litter of 8, reg. buy-
ers name, dbl. treated, $10.00
ea. Edgar L. Hickman, Hiltonia.

Finest purebred big bone
Guineas, inoculated, healthy,
pigs and bred gilts, high qual-
ity, $8.00 up. Frank T. Mind-
ler, Griffin, Rt. C.

Duroes, 3 boars, gilt, 5 mos.
old, $5.00 ea, reg. buyers
name. Grady E. Medders, Syl-
vester, Rt5.

Reg. Duroes, 4 ea. males, fe-
males, 10 wks. old, $10.00 ea.
$17.00 pr. Robert Joiner, Stuck-
ey.

Reg. S. P. C. 8-9 wks. old,|

males, $8.00; gilts, $10.00 ea.
Porter Cawthon, Jackson, Rt. 1.
(4-H Club member).

_S. P. C. shoats, young boars,
gilts, 6 and 8 mos. old, 90-125
lbs., sub. to reg. $5.00 ea.: sired
by 450 Ib. reg. boar, thats also
for sale, cheap, F. R. Kennedy,
Stone Mountain, Rt. 2.

Purebred Hampshires, 6-8
wks. old, $6.00 ea. Exe. for P.
R. potato plants, soy beans or

ae seed. O. D. Duggan, Ches-

BULLETIN

M.{.

HOGS FOR SALE

S. P. C. sow, around 400 Ibs.,
med. flesh, 2 yrs. old June 4th.
Winner of two prizes and has
produced 2 prize winning lit-
ters. Reg. buyers name, $25.00.
Hugh Dixon, Bainbridge.

8 purebred Duroc J. males, 3
mos, old, sub. to reg. cheap for
cash. Jas. Comer, Ray City, Rt.
i

Purebred S. P. C. 8 wks. old,
av. wt. 32 Ibs. $8.50 with reg.
papers. Chas. C. Fulghum, Ab-
beville.

Reg. S. P. C. boar, leading
bloodlines 5 mos old: D, J. Wal-
lace, Waynesboro.

9 P. C. pigs, 7 wks. old, $2.50
ea. P. W. Jones, Forsyth, Rt. 1,
Box 69.

5 purebred, reg. P. C. 6 wks.
old males, $7.50 ea. Harold
Johnson, Bronwoocod.

Purebred big bone Blue Gui-
nea sow and 4 pigs (8 wks. old)
$35.00 for sow and pigs, or
pigs. $5.00 ea. Mrs. W. L. Har-
ris, Griffin, Rt. C.

Fine P. C. sow (11 pigs last
litter) $20.00 at my barn, 4 mi.
Ea. Calhoun. Jim D_ Barrett,
Calhoun, Rt. 2.

Reg. S. P. C. bred gilts, ser-
vice boars and weaned pigs. All
champion blood lines. F. H.
Bunn, Midville.

Good O. I. C. stock. sev. pigs.
$3.00 ea. and sows. $15.00 ea.
FOB. John Fay, Oakman.

Full stock little bone Black
Guinea (short-head, duck-leg-
ged) male ready for service,
$16.00; pr. same _ stock pigs.

$15.00. All crated. No chks. J.

C. Hargroves, Marlow, Rt. 1.

15 S. P. C. pigs. 6 wks. old,
not reg., for sale. Will not ship.
R. E. Rowe, Alvaton.

Berkshire best breed pigs,
$5.00; few stock -boars, 6 mos.
old. L. C. Hall, 350 Flat Shoals
Ave. S. E., Atlanta.

Reg. Red Berkshire hogs,
ready for delivery. C. B. Col-
lins ,Hazlehurst. <

12 wks. old S. P.-C. pigs, cho-
lera immune, reg. in buyers
name. boars and gilts. Write for
prices. Robert S. Harris, Cuth-
bert, Rt. 2. -

25 pigs, 30 to 60 Ibs. ea.,

big sows and males, $3.50

ea. at barn. D. T. Lee, Monte-
zuma.

Berkshire pigs, either sex and
with papers, $5.00 ea. at farm:
$6.00 ea. crated and at depot.
Trade for heifers or corn. C.
C. Oglesby, Chamblee, Rt. 2.

Reg. P. C. bred gilts at reas-
onable prices, finest breeding
and high quality, for sale. G.
B. Lunsford, Whitehall.

1 little bone Black African
guinea male, ready for service,
$12.00; 2 males, 8 wks. old, $5.00
ea.; 15 S. PC. pigs. 7. wks.
old, $2.00 ea. H. O. Fountain,
Gordon.

Big Bone black P_.C. sow,

pigs, 9 wks. old, wt. 50 Ibs.,}

treated for cholera, reg. in buy-
ers name, $10.00 fob. Roy Hick-
man, Hiltonia.



RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE





Guinea pigs (cavies), 50c ea.
up; White Cochin bantams, $2
pr. FOB. D. Bass, Atlanta, 692
Kirkwood Ave., S. E. Ja 6947.

3 does, 2 Chinchillas and 1
mixed, 332 mos. old, 50c ea.

Swap for Seabright bantams. J.

C. Brown, Atlanta, 253 Chero-
kee Place, S. E.

96 guinea pigs (cavies) 30c
a. FOB. Florrie Grubbs, Mon-
ticello, Rt. 2, Box 50.

White N. Z., 6 wks. old, 65c
pr.; Bells Speckled Giant rab-
bits, 6 wks. old, $1.75 pr.; 2 mos
old, $2.00 pr.; Black Cochin
bantams, $2.00 pr. Lockard
eo 264 Alexander St.

N. Z. White and Chinchil-
Jas, 3 mos, old, 50c ea. on yard
or add mailing chgs. B. D. Sea-
graves, Zebulon.

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE







_ Fine, young Tog. doe, fresh
in; 3 or 4 qts., $25.00; buck ser-
vice, $1.00. J. Jolley, Atlanta,
Rt. 7, (last house on No. High-
tower Rd.)

_2 purebred, reg Swiss Tog.,
first freshening, Mission Fan-
ny 39056, Mission Alice, 59057;
2 grade Tog. Nubian, first
freshening; 1 grade Tog. 4 gts.
J. W. Yates, Jr., Atlanta, 133
Flora Ave., N. E., De 6102.

Wednesday, May i,t

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE



2 high grade Hampshire ramg
1 yr. a good marks, black
faces ,large bone. To prevent
inbreeding, $10.00 ea. FOB RR
station. Mrs. Kathleen Casey,
Poulan, Rt. 1.

9 Ewes, 1 ram, 2 yrs. old, 8
lambs, 2 mos. old also good
mule, and others. Exc. for good
yearlings, 2-6 mos. old or young
4 gal. milch cow. W H. Duke,
Hampton.

25 high grade Saanan and
Tog does, freshening April and
May, $25.00. $40.00; S. P. Cc,
service males, August 10, 1930
farrow, about 175 Ibs.. Grand
Champion sire, dbl. ated,
reg. $17.50 ea. FOB, crated,
Harvey Roughton, Sandersvill

4 bucks from heavy milk str
4 mos. old; $12.00 or $4.00 ea.
R. L. Thompson, Marshallvill ..

Saanan and Tog. does an
female kids. Tested, good pr
ducers. Channing Cope, Co
ington. Rt. 1.

Reg. pure dark red Nubian
buck. 2 yrs. old, best breeding,
sacrifice, $25.00; want bred N,
Z. White doe rabbit, proven
good mother, not less 8 Ib:
Give full particulars. F.
Grubbs, Demorest.

At Stud, large, natural |
headed Tog. buck. Vigoro
fertile, blooded milk stock.
boarded very reasonable. S
vice fee, $2.00. Mrs. McElr
Atlanta, 205 Norwood Ave.,'}
E., De 3710. ;

blood lines.
for early sale. Call or write fo
appointment. John Hynds, Ate
lanta, 93 Warren St. N. E. De
5140. ;

.. Large doe, due freshen few
days; 2 young does, bred: 25
colonies Italian bees at Sumner,
new equipment; 8 tons mixed
(Meadow, soybeans, oats, rye,
oatstraw) clean, bright hay, a

80 Ibs. bale. $15.00 ton. O. H.
Bradbury, Bogart. a

Young Toggenburg buc

from 4 qt. doe, $5.00. J. G. May,
Columbus, Rt. 2.



POULTRY WANTED



BABY CHICKS:

Want 100 chicks raise
halves: purebred Black Giants
or Barred Rocks. Party pay

| trans. chgs, Mrs. J. E: Williams

Unadilla, Rt. 1. | | i

Want chicks raise on halves
to 8-10 wks. old, any breed,
Good care. B, T. Carithers, Ni
cholson, Rt. 1. .

Want 100 chicks, raise on
halves. Good care and feed,
Mrs. W. R. Cleveland, Woo
bury, Rt. 2. i

Want 1000 chicks raise on
halves to 12 wks. N. H. Reds 0:
Brown Leghorns preferred. G
L. Walters, Baxley, Rt. 3. |

- Want 100 chicks raise on
halves to 6-8 wks. old. Feec
and good treatment. Mrs. Eare
nest Carroll, Bremen, Rt. 2.

Want 25 Cornish chicks about
April 30th. State price del. So
Oden, Blackshear. Z

Want 100 chicks to raise on
halves to 6 wks. old, Mary
2 Williams. Egypt, Rt. 1, Bo:
BABY CHICKS AND BABY
TURKEY WANTED:

. Want 100 heavy breed chic
on halves to 8 ws. old. Part
pay postage both ways. Mrs
aes Owens, Lawrenceville,

Want 50-100 heavy bree
chicks at right price; want %
bu. imp. Spansih peanuts, 1 g
speckled crowder peas for seed,
Jas. A. Wood, Fariburn, Rt. 1

Want 200 chicks to raise on
halves to 6 wks. old. Mary
Monroe, Stockbridge, Rt. 1. Ne

- Want 200 heavy breed chicks:
to raise on halves to 8 wks. olds
J. K. Noland, Augusta, 1477

| Gwinnett St.

Exc. 2 extra good Berkshire
pigs, 3 mos. old or pay cash for
25 any large breed 8 wks, ol
chicks. Mrs. J. W. McDonald,
Thomaston, Rt. 3. oS

both ways. At once. Mrs. Mine
nie Horne, Cadwell, Rt. 1.

BANTAMS: 4
Want 8 common bantam

at 30c ea.; sell bantam (com:
mon stock) eggs, 25c do:



B. Patton, Atlanta, 497
vrad S. E. pee



dnesday, May + 1940.
POULTRY WANTED

















































































































BANTAMS:

Want 500 bantam pete: any
size and color, at 25c ea. del,
Ship COD. A, H. McBride.. At-
Janta, 195 Edgewood Ave. S. E.

Want pr. R. I. Red bantams.
State age and price. Mrs. C. A.
Castellow. Macon, 422 John-
son Ave.

Want purebred bantams, fan-
a pigeons. ee doves.
{ ag Mrs. C. A

. Morton, Nor-.
BARRED and OTHER ROCKS:
. Want 100 B. R. 1 Ib. pullets

good strain. Mrs. T. O. Riggin,
Molena.

CORNISH:

: Want purebred White oa.
nish cockerel. no cull. Robert
Bar. Zebulon.

Want purebred large type
Dark Cornish rooster, 1 yr. old
Exchange for pop corn or 25
er 50 pure Cornish large type
baby chicks. Mrs. Mamie Stone.
Rt 2. Adairsville.

LEGHORNS:

Want 3 Brown Leghorn roos-
ers at once. H. F. Black, Brox-
ton.

PEAFOWLS:

Want a peafowl ae. State
age, price and where can be
seen: also eggs. C. H. Hair, But-
fer: -P. 0; Box: 32:

PIGEONS:

Tail pigeons. Write. L. L. Mc-
Cleskey, Jr.. Americus.

Want pr. Fantail pigeons,
cheap. Also 1 doz. Ancona eggs.

Johnson St,

Want pr. White King pigeons.
2 pr. Red Carneaux, and
pantam hens. Quote prices. C.
LL. Smith, Waycross. 1609 Pres-
cott St.

_ TURKEYS. GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS. ETC., WANTED:

Exc. 15 AAA B. L. laying 10

mos. old pullets for 15 old fash-
joned type geese. Ea: pay post-
age. Mrs. H. L. Mancil, Willa-
-eoochee, Rt. 1

Want about dozen guinea
: ene hens, old enough to lay,
White preferred. State price,
etc. Jas. A. Stewart, Braselton.
Want 3-4 mammoth Toulouse
goslins at reasonable price. Er-
nest Williams, Monroe, Rt. 1.

_ Want 1 yr. Blue Geese. Write.
L. J. Tison, De Sota, Rt, 1. ~



- POULTRY FOR SALE



ANCONAS:

100 large type, heavy laying 1
and 2 yr. old Ancona hens, 75c
ea. Mrs. A. C. Spence, Blakely,

Ancona hens, pullets (some
Jaying good now) and roosters
for sale. A. Edsall Smith, Stone
Min.. Rt. 2, Phone Clarkston
No. 29.

AUSTRALORPS:

AAA Australorp Yr. old
eockerel, $1.50 FOB; Eggs,
$1.50, 15, Crate ret. Johnson
rn Sas Cartersville, 8 Maybelle
-BANTAMS AND BRAHMAS:
_ 4 Black Cochin hens, 1 cock-
erel, $4.00: 3 hens, Buff Coch-
ins, 1 eockerel, $3.50: Wm. H.
a Augusta, 124 Reynolds

Buff Caching. $2.00 pr.; Buff
Cochin hen with 6 purebred
Partridge Rock ehicks, $1.75.
ig Elizabeth Mixon, Ocilla,
, Box 119,

/ 2 bantam hens with 15 baby
ehicks and 1 rooster, $3.00.
Jerre Harvard, Hawkinsville.

_ White, Black Cochin and B.
-R. bantam cockerels and cocks,
$1.50, $2.00 ea.; Eggs. B. Bass,
of Atlanta, 692 Kirkwood Ave. S.
E, Ja 6947.

- 12 Light Brahma, young, fat

hens, Mae 00 express not paid.

Rei E. Woodall; Calhoun,
15

Golden Seabright bantams, 6
hens and rooster, $9.50 not-post
paid. M. B. Bailey, Buchanan,
Rt. 2,

Seabright mixed with B. L.
rooster, 50c plus postage; nice
thin Super bee foundations, 60c
Ib. Add postage. Wm. Middle-
ton, Buford, Rt. 2.

+ Buff Cochins;, $1.75 pr; $2.25
trio. Money order for prompt
shipment. Ralph B. Teasley, Jr.
Hartwell.

Several kinds bantams, Mal-
lard ducks, Brown Chinese
geese for sale. C. S, Tidwell,
Stone Mt,, Rd., Stone Moun-
tain. :

POULTRY FOR SALE

_ POULTRY FOR SALE

"POULTRY FOR SALE



POULTRY FOR SAL



Want young pr. white Fan-

Mallory Hatchett, Griffin, 822]

21] Roy.

_hens,

$1.50 - $2.00 setting:



BANTAMS AND BRAHMAS:

Black Cochins, $3.00 pair:
Eggs, 10 ea. A. Ww. Haley, At-
lanta, 1946 Howell Mill Road.

White game bantam cock, 2
yrs. old, 2 lbs., $2.50 del. Reed
F. Fowler, Roy.

Bantams: Buff Cochins, Dark
Cornish, from show winners,
for sale W. K. Herndon, 1109
Adrian St.. Augusta.

BARRED, WHITE AND
OTHER ROCKS:

Buff Rocks, pure breed, 7
hens, Yr. old, now laying, 80c
ea., rooster, $1.25. $6.50 for lot,
Cash. Not prepaid. Mrs. W. M.
Crowe, Dallas, Rt. 3.

2 Booths AAA B. R. cocker-
els, April hatch, $1.50 ea. Trap-
nest records of 305 eggs yearly.
Mrs... C. R. Sanders. Adrian..

3 Purebred White Rock 2 yr.
old roosters. $4.00: $1.50 ea.
ala H. W. McCord. Norwood.

26 purebred B. R. hens and
2 cocks, $30.00 del. $28.00 FOB;
Piedmont 2-year seed corn,

nubbed, hand shelled. $1.00 pk..,

postpaid. H. W. Thurmond,
Greensboro, Rt. 1, Box 131.

Thompson Exhibition B.
Rocks, 1 cock, $5.00: cocxerels,
$1.50 ea. 2, $2.75: Eggs, $1.00,

_15: $1.75, 30: $4.00 C Del. Jno.

A, Wilson, Martin,

Full stock roosters, 2 B.
Rocks, 1 Buff Orp. yr. old, and
2 N. H. Reds, Hubbard str. Nov.
hatch, $1.00 ea. Mrs. W. J.
Morris, Moultrie, Rt. 4.

Holtermans AAA Aristocrat
B. Rocks, 6 hens, some cocker-
els. $1.00 ea. FOB. Eggs. $1.00
setting. Mrs. B. H. Osborn.

Parks special trapnest cock-
erels, 9 wks .old May 9th, 90c
ea. my place: $1.00 crated,
tapes Foster Bennett, Acworth,
Rt. 1.

30 bloodtested B. R. hens,
now laying, 90c ea. Mrs. F. G.
Martin, Quitman, Rt. 3.

Purebred AAA B. R. 11 mos.
old eoekerels, $1.00 ea. plus
postage Mrs. G. V. Shubert,
Clermont, Rt. 1.

Purebred Parks bloodtested
B. R. 12 hens, rooster, $10.00
not prepaid. Mrs. L. J. McAr-
thur, Calhoun, Rt. 2

40 Booths AAA B. R. pullets,
$1.25 ea.: 7 unrelated cocker-
els, 9 mos. old, ae 25 ea. at
my home or fob: R. hatch-
ing eggs, $1.00. ae Crates ret.
Mrs, Azalee Wilson, Flowery
Branch, Rt. 1.

30 B. R. pullets, some laying, |
65c ea.. 40 cockerels, Feb.
hatch, 75c ea. M. O. No checks.
Mrs. =e Davis, Thomasville.

CORNISH:

6 Dark Indian Cornish hens
and pullets, $1.00 ea. $5.50 for
let. Mrs. Glen Holler, esoper:
ton, Rt. 1.

8 young, large type Indian
Cornish hens and unrelated
rooster, $10.00; Mallard drake
and 2 ducks, laying, $5.00, in-
eluding all eggs saved, if come
after. Mrs. T. D: Fussell, Me-
Rae.

6 young Indian Cornish hens
and rooster, $1.00 ea.; fine, 1939
hatch Holtermans Aristocrat
AAA B. R. roosters. $1.00 ea.
a FOB. Mrs. B. H. Osborn,

Oy.

Purebred Dark Cornish,
heavy type roosters and pullets,
December 1939 hatch, $1.50 ea.
2, $2.50. M. W. Bealey, Way-
cross, P; O. Box 16.

3 Cornish hens: 2-1 yr. old;
1-2 yrs. old; 2 Thompson str.
B. R. $1.00 ea.; exchange for
5M P. RK, potato plants, post-
paid. Mrs. A. B. King. >
Rt. 2, Box 56.

GAMES: :
Several walked pit game
eocks, $2.00 ea.; 1930 trios off

Skelton Roundheads and Wild
Cat Blues, $5.00: Skelton eggs,
$1.75 ,15. P. B. Stewart, Tifton,
Rt. 1s

Games, Cubans, $3.00 pr.; Ky. |-

Dom cock (2 times winner) 2
$3.50; speckled topknot
wild-cat Demseys, 2 hens,
cock, $6.00; others. D. G. Ai-
ken, Carrollton, Rt. 4.-

Fine game hens, $2.00 ea.;
pullets, $1.50 ea. Laying; eggs,
roosters,
young, $2.00 ea.; 2 yr. old ,$3.00
ea. Exc, for goats. Robert Deck-
er, Brunswick.

Snider Bacon Warhorse stags
$2.50; hens, $2.00 ea.; S. A. Ginn
Gray stags and hens, $2.00 ea.;
eggs, $2.50, 15. Tom Weaver,
Canon, Rt. 2.



15.



GAMES: :

Pure Ky. Dom stags, $2.00
ea.; hens, $1.25 ea.; Red Quill
and Dom cross stags, $2.00,
trios, $4.00; eggs, $1.50 15, Exc.
for seed peanuts. W. R. Panter.
Morganton, Rt. 2.

Purebred games Steve Moore
Roungheads, about 25 hens, 10
cockerels, 10 stags for sale; al-
so 30 lbs. bunch butter-beans,
colored, $3.00 FOB. or 12'%e lb.
- O, Benefield, Cedartown, Rt.

Purebred Blue Traveller, 18
mos. old, 5 Ibs., $1.00; purebred
B. R. hens and roosters, 11 mos.
old. $1.00 ea. FOB. Wyman
Moore, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Pure Irish Gray stags, farm
walked, $3.00 ea.; Brown Red
cocks, "$4. 00 ea.; Brown Red
hens, "$3.00 ea.; Irish Gray and
Brown Red eggs, each kind, $3,
D. C. Wright, Monroe,

Reasonably priced games,

doves, pigeons for sale. Ex-
change. J. L .Berry, Box 125,
Noreross.
GIANTS

20 White Giant hens, pullets,
wt. 4-7 lIbs., 15c lb, at my yard.
No shipping. Mrs. Mary C.
Health, Dudley.

LEGHORNS:

10 young W. L. hens, all lay-
ing, 75c ea.; 1 rooster; W. L.
eggs, 75 setting: white Span-
ish peanuts, 6c Ib. Callie Mar-
singille, Forrest Park, c-o Old
Puckett Farm.

25 Choice Booths AAA W. L.
March 25, 1940 hatch cocker-
els, 75c ea. FOB. C. Leon
Smith, LaGrange, Rt. 1

Brown Leghorns, 25 hens,
1% yrs. old, 15 pullets, all lay-
ing, $28.00; 75 ea. FOB; swap
some, hen for hen, R. I. Reds,
Barred or other Rocks, good
breed; ea pre-pay express. W.
E. Sparks, Adairsville, Rt. 3.

12 AAA B. L, 8 mos. old pul-
lets, good layers, no culls, $9.00.
moo R Laneir, eo

8 Everlay B, L. young Soe
all laying, $7.50; $1.00; also
Banan mauskmelon seed, 10c
pe Mrs. Hoke Wilson, Mar-
in, Rt. 2, Box 62.

265 large AAA W. L. hens,
13 mos. old, $1.00-$1. 50 ea.; 35
pullets, 6 mos. old. 75c ea, "My
Ba W. H. Whitehead, Forest

ark.

50 purebred Everlay B. L.
hens, laying, 75c ea. Exc. for
good ne cow. Eggs, 75c 15,
bostpalds i . A. Corbin, Rome,

11 Legorea young hens, 6
mos. old, 85c ea, 1 rooster, $1,
Mrs. Beatrice G. Simpson,
Statesboro, Zetterower Ave.

W. L. layers, all ages, fine
laying stock. C. L. Stripling,
Macon, Rt. 3.

40 English AAA W. L. April
hatch, 4-5% lbs. ea.; 75 per
cent laying, 60c ea. Mrs. R. L.
Cock, Seeial Cirele.

25 AA grade S. C. W. L. June
1939 hatch, pullets, laying.
strong, healthy, $18.00 exp. col.
Curtis J. Gordon, Warwick.

W. L. pullets, Mar. 25 hatch,
8 wks. old, Big Eng. AAA str.,
60c ea. B. R. Woodliff, Flow-
ery Branch, Rt. 1.

5 B. L. heng and 1 rooster, 1
yr. old, now laying, $6.00 col.
B. Manley, Temple.

4 single comb B. L, cocker-
els, May hateh, 75c ea. Mrs.
Nellie Byrd, Tifton, Rt. 3.

- 200 Colonial S. C. W. L. pul-
lets, no cutis, $1.00 ea. Jack
Robinson, Waco, Rt. 2.

25 1939 AAA hatched W. L.
pullets, laying, no culls, 75c
ea. at any. home, Add postage.
Elder F. Michael, Monroe, Rt.
1,

50 Buff and 100 W. L. chicks,
over mo. old. 300 egg str. both
sides, $12.50 and $25.00 re-
spectively. Yr. old breeders.
pullets, chicks, popular breeds.
M. Sanders, Dublin.

40 large, ped. Hanson W. L.
yr. old hens, laying 80 percent
now, $1.25 ea. W .B. Bankston,
McDonough. :

Brown Leghorns, 2 roosters
and 20 hens (some last fall
hatch, others, 2 yrs. old), laying
$15. 00. Mrs. J. A, Flynt, Waskh-
ington, Robt. Tooms Ave .

17 Booths AAA W. L. hens,
Jaying well, $1.00 ea. FOB.
Grady H. Gibson, Waycross, Rt.
1.

55 big type W. L. March 1939
hatch hens, $1.00 ea. C. A.
Thompson, White Plains.





LEG HORNS:

Purebred W. L., now laying.
80c ea. Mrs. F. A. Sheram, Col-
lege Park, Rt. 2,Ca 2774, ~

100 B. L, Yr. old hens, lay-
ing. $1.00 ea. J. I. McNair, Sta-
pleton.

10 S. C. W. L. hens. now lay-
ing, $1.00 ea.; sev. lbs, nice,
weevil-free lady peas, 7c lb.:
sugar crowders. 5c lb: striped
half runners snap bean seed.
10c cupful: M. O. or cash. Mrs.
J. H. Barefoot. Pitt,

6 Ferris str. S.C. W. L. Yr.
old hens, now laying, 75c ea.
Mrs W. W. Trimble, Adairs-

ville.

W. L., 125 Roselawns big

.type, Eng. Barron ped. Yr. old

hens. 13 roosters, $135.00; $1.25
ea.; 50 Ferris and Eng. 2yr.

hens, laying about 65 per cenf,

75c ea. for lot; 85c ea. lots of
10. All FOB. Mrs. J. W. Ham,
Summit. Rt. 1.

48 AAA large type W. L,
April 1938 hateh hens, cockerel.
also AAA Black Minoreas, 75c
ea. Lot. $35.00 eash, fob. Curtis
Craig, Carnesville, Rt. 2.

MINORCAS:

Golden Buff Minorca hens,
Kirchrs Special str. $1.00 -
for 5 or more. FOB. Mrs. Cc.
Ward, Adairsville. Rt. 1.

8 Minorca hens, purebred,
blocdtested, $6.50. No ghks.
Mrs. M, F. Benson, Pitts, Rt. 1.

10 thoroughbred Buff Minor-
ca hens, now laying. eockerel,
$10.00 lot fob. James i. Brown.
Helena.

Choice Yr. old Buff Minor-
ca cockerels, $2.00 ea.;- pullets,
$1.50 ea. FOB. Mrs. Homer
Williamson, Soperton, Rt. 1.

18 AAA Buff Minorea pul-|-

leis, heavy laying str., and
rooster, $12.00. $1.00 ea. Exe.
for purebred Guernsey heifer,
4 mos. or older. P. B. Brown,
Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

Pape S. C. Black Minorca
laying hens, $1.00 ea.: 9, $10.00;
Eggs, $1.00 15: $1.50 30, post-
paid, G. W. Wilson, Elberton.

MISCELLANEOUS
CHICKENS:

12 mixed hens, fat, laying;
AAA B. R. rooster, Yr. old, $10.
Cash. FOB. Mrs. R. C. Hender-
son, Manor.

2 L. B. capens, 14 mos. old
(earry chicks now) $2.00 ea.
Money order. Fred Lovell, Tig-
nail, Rt.7Z.

2 purebred roosters, 1 yr. and
14% yrs. old, $1.25 ea. Mrs. T.
W. Cline, Rydal, Rt. 2.

20 young mixed heavy breed
hens, good layers, 80c ea. E. V.
Prather, Lithonia, Rt. 3.

ORPINGTONS:

10 AAA Buff Orp. purebred
hens, $1.00 ea. Can not ship.
ee Homer Sutton, Cedartown,

2.

1 purebred B. O. cockerel,
Apr. 1939 hatch, wt. 8 Ibs.,
$1.25 Not prepaid. Mrs. W. J.
Rogers, Claxton, Rt. 2. .

PARTRIDGES:

Ghukar partridges. $5.00 pr.
C. T. Gaines, Buford.

PEAFOWLS:

2 beautiful blue peacocks,
July 1939 hatch, $15.00 ea. fob.
Cash with order, Mrs .Thos. C.
Davis, Rt. 2, Box 40, Martin.

PHEASANTS:

Ringneck pheasants, reg.
priced $5.00 pr.; now for quick
sale, $3.00 pair. Mrs. Arthur
Stamm, Macen, Millerfield
Road.

Amhearst and Silver pheas-
ant, wood duck, Game and
White Jap. Silkie bantams. D.
T. Jennings, Americus, P. O:
Box 84. :

PIGEONS: -

White. Fantails, show stock,
mated prs. $3.00; domesticated
Mallard ducks, $3. 00 pr. White
Silkie bantam cockerels, $1.00
ea. John S. Transou, Atlanta,
841 Frederica ms N. E., He
1303 &.

White Fan-tails, ed prs.,
aoe type, $2.00 pr. Edw. Lind-
sey. Atlanta, 1474 Beecher. St.
SW

Few prs. ea. mated pure
White Kings and White and
Silver King cross to sell at once
also 200 bu. shell corn. J. G.
Minich, Brooklet.

12 Giant White King pigeons,
$4.00. Leon Gay, Fort Gaines.

7 mated pr. White King Pi-
geons, 2 odd birds, $15.00 ex-
press pd. Will not sell part. De-
posit with order. A L. Haden,
860 Forrest Rd., Columbus.



2S. CG: Rol Hea cockerel

hens. laying, rooster, $1.00 ea.

_erels,

Speckled Suss

son, Clarkesville, Rt. 1..



REDS (RHODE ISLAND) :

25 fine, fat av. 2: 1b. R.
Red friers, 25c lb.; 30 pur
L. young hens, laying, 50
Mrs. R. M. Smith, Demorest

25 Donaldson Red and 15.
C. W..L. hens. now laying. R
fund money guar. Charlie B
ley, Vienna, Rt. 3.\-

2 AAA Red cockerels, bl
tested stock, $1.00 ea. not pre
paid; Donaldson Red and Par.
B. R, eggs, ea. kind, 65c 15:
tons, ret. Mrs. G.-C. Cliftor
Millen.

SUSSEX:

3 AAA Speckled Susse
eockerels, yr. old, $1.25 ea
purebred Buff Rock cocks, |
ea.; Eggs (Sussex), 75c, Es |
for nice duck eggs. Mrs._
Sorrells, Monroe, Rt. 1.

19 Donaldson str. 1939 hate!
now laying pullets and rooster
ro ea. FOB. Guar. purebre

J. W. Sammons, Soperton. Rt

Wied young S. GC Re
hens, laying and highly e
ored. ready for service cocke
els, $1.00 ea.: 10 hens and cocke
erel. $10.00. Mrs. R. B. Mooney.
Adairsville.




































































































Donaldson str.. Mar. hatch, $
and $1.50 ea.: 2 Apri, $1.00 e
3 young hens, Apr cockere!]
$3.50; Mar. cockerel. 4 you
hens, $5.00. Mrs. J. M. aoe
Calhoun, Ra:

25 purebred reg. R. LR

$25.00 lot. Mrs.
Fairmount, Rt. 2.

3 nice young R_ I. Red. coe!
$1.25 ea. Exchange. Mr
J. W. McCann, a

SUSSEX:
Some Yr. 0%

Clyde Wilson

layers, wt. 5 lbs. or more, e
$1.00 ea.; Eggs, 60c 15; $1

30. P. P. Mrs. Christine Wi

DUCKS ETC. FOR SALE:

3 Toulouse ganders,
ea. Exc. for geese or chicken
Jerusalem artichokes, 5e Ib
large seedling pecans, 200 Tb:
at-10c lb. FOB. CG. Ww. a
Norcross.

Purebred
quackless ducks. now laying
$1.50 pr. del. Earlene Upshaw
Luthersville.

M. B. 25 Ib. 1939 hatch ton
$5.00. Mrs. J. B. Carmiehal, At
lanta, Rt. 8,. Box 505, 3

Nice Wild Malards, no
laying. $1.00 ea. $11.00 dozen.
C. S. Tidwell, Stone Mtn.

6 Long Island White Pek
ducks now laying and drake. $
ea.; Eggs, 75c doz. Barred Roe
eggs, 60c, 15,2 Exc. fer aE
fruit. Mrs. Fred Atkinson, Ades
dosta, Rt. 4.

Sev. fine toms, reasonab}
for shrubbery or wi
have you? G. A. Beckman, Jr
RE 2 Cha



(now eka Sel oe exc. for.
heavy breed young hens. R.
Perry, Covington, Rt. 2.

April, 35c ea.; May. 30c; Jun
25c; lots less 100, slightly less

2 gray turkey hens, 2 3F
old,. $3.50 ea. or 8 hens of an
breed except Leghorns. T. Cc
Dozier, Arco,

Bronze tom, yr. old, neraly
Ibs. $6.00; 2 hens, yr. old, 1
lbs. ea. laying (4 eggs on. hand
$4.50 ea. Mrs. S&S. Sackett,
Stone Mtn.

- | Muscoveys (6 ducks) $4. 50
FOB. Streaked half runner
snap beans, 20c cupful, post

paid. Mrs. RR. . Cra
a aaisee Me. Rt. 2:

White Pekins, drake and
ducks (now laying) 75c -
FOB. Exc. 100 R. I. Red or B
R. baby chicks. Mrs. M. oS
mans, Surrenc

Purebred Bourbon
toms, $7.00; Hens,
Eggs, $3:00 doz.; purebred Roe
Red eggs, 75c, 15 Cash. Mr:
R. H. Barnette. Griffin, Rie

2 large type guinea roosters.
Sell or exc. for 2 guinea hen
Ea. pay. chags. Mrs. L. L. Whit
mire. Lavonia, Rt. 2.

Drakes, Mallards, 75c-$1.
Black and White Muscovey
$1.25-$1 50; ducks; Butt F
cocks and hens. $1.00 ea.: &
Columbian Wyandotte cockc:el,
75c. Exc, for young hens. Kes,
75c. 15 del. Roberta MeCollun
Grantville. oe



Set POULTRY F OR SALE

POSITIONS WANTED |






































































TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC., FOR SALE:

3 White African guinea 1939
hatch roosters; $1.00 ea. FOB.
Miss Mattie J. Rowan, Carters-
ville, Rt. 2..

2 White Pekin ducks now lay-
ns. and 4 drakes, 10 mos. old.
5.00. not prepaid.
Ellijay. R22.

6 an Runner ducks and
ne eke $6.00 not postpaid.
Lige Brantley, Soperton, Rt. 2.

\ hite Muscovey hen, now

yi $1.25: Drake, wt, about
hee $1.50: bot1, $2.50 FOB.



guinea eggs, 60c doz. FOB Mrs.
Louis Chases. Kingsland, 2

oung White Holland tom
d hens, also eggs. Cc. R. Mor-
rise Ee Conyers. ~

Beak: and white Muscovey
icks and 1 drake, $1.00) ea.:
Jot. Mrs. W. L. Daniel,
a. Rte 1, Box 135.

turkey gobber, $5.00.
Ti Roberts, asa nee

\

17 Blue Mammoth > godizacs
0c - Mrs. J. C. Orr, nee

wutiful Indian Runner, wild
allard ducks; hatching eggs
each for sale. J. A. Ben-
< aw: Rie CN .

oe ae BiB: McLeroy.

s. $1.00 ea.; 4 mixed pul-
. T3 ea: l oxen, Jersey, al-
broken, 5. qrs. old, shrdl
oo 5 yrs. old. $50. 00.
1 FOB. Mrs. Mattie B. Mc-
son, Rabun Gap. Rt. ds

Be. 8. he Wyandotte hens,
ea. FOB; roosters same
if ordered with oe eggs

Mrs. B.

Wyandotte -hens, now
ers a 00,

3 dotte: hens and 1 rooster.
1.00 ea. FOB, =. .Mrs+-Do 2A;

Ty tes 20 00. AAA cock.
Ellen Murphy, Matthews.



2M PARTNER
WANTED



t. eabieee with land suit-

ultry raising. Exper-
sed, See or write. N. J. Dean,





h. farm on shares. Have
moved and furnished, or

or poultry. 3 hands to
2 can plow. Write or see
Geo. R. Littleton, At-
9 Pryor St. S. W.

10t over 20 mi. Atlanta.
. farming and drive car
ruck, E. J. Thomas, Ate
, 328 Central ANS: S.W .

ok upkeep and repair. Reas-
able waBes. heresy Besse,
rmont,.

0. yr. old girl acaate! light

ek and board, with. elderly
ople. Miss Maude ung.
ae Rt. 2, c-o W. F. Gray.

'e time exp. gen. farm-
d stock raising, wants job
king or other work con-
ed with farming. J.
e, Chamblee, Rt. 2.

arm family of 5 oes wort
once. 2 plow and 3 hoe hands
: 1 truck and tractor
All prefer truck or fruit
ag he see

f school boy 21 yrs. old
d. wants work cn farm.
refer dairy or poultry. Good
. Begin May 28th. Ref.
offer. Ernest Stanley, Vi-
. 314 Jenkins St,

mand wife, want job run-
ist Mill, raising chick-
ens and fogs for oe of all.

>

velyn Da-

hite Pekin duck and Speckled |

| Exp.

preferred.)

married, no childre

ced White Wyandotie

farm. work at once,

. Logan. 1

2 fo Vegetable, plants, truck]

work by month. Farm,

and wife want 5G on|

work, no field work. $3.00.|

oe endable, middleaged cou-.

i. ee near



34 yr. old married man with
family, wants job on large farm
tractor driving or looking after
Geary farm and cattle. 4 yrs.
exp. . L. Triompson, Chamblee,
RU 1

20 yr. old man with wife,

want job on truck farm. Can

drive truck and tractor. M. C.
Monroe, Stockbridge, Rt. 2; c-o
W. C.. Payton.

Middleaged woman wants
job light farm work, no field
work, for board and $2.50
week, with small family of re-
liabue, nice people. Mrs. Annie
Roberts, Cuthbert, c-o J. E.
Frith, Villa Nova St. /

Want job on farm for home
and small salary. Light farm
work, no. field work. High

school education. Have small
1 child. Mrs.

Francine Lawson,
Chipley, a 3, c-0 H.-G. Will-
FAMS 3o 2

- Want Sob on general farm.
21 yrs. old, single. James
Brown, Atlanta, 151 Ormond St.
ee as

Exp. truck driver and farm
hand wants job on farm (truck
$25.00 mo. and
house to live in. 21 yrs. old,
no bad
habits. Steady work.
Ww. tree _ Walston, Glenn.

Single. 33 yrs. old want wore
on dairy farm. Experienced.

+ Roy Clore, Dalton, 511 Craw-
| ford St..

Gaoate hens. $1. 25 ea. plus =

Want- place as Gees es-
tate or farm, also exp. carpen-
ter and painter. H. qr. Alexan-
der, Collins. ae

Sober, 17 yr. old bar wants.
$10.00-
$12.00 mo. Oscar. Wunderlick,
Alma, Rt. 4, c-o Mrs. Gay

Deen.

30 yr. old man, wife, 2 chile
dren, want job on dairy. Move
any time, House to live in. Clif-
ford Beck, Cumming. Rt. 2.

30 yr. old white woman wants
light farm work, no field work.
Willing worker. Go anywhere.
Come or send after. Essie Dee

| Bass, Soperton, Rt. 2.

-. Want job on poultry or stock

vid We Sarin Sev. yrs. exp. in both.

Henry Vickers, Heide: Box

(3168.

65 yr. old. woman. wants lient
farm work; no field work, with
elderly couple, $2.50 week and

home. Oglethorpe. Co. preferred

Come afier. A. vev res Co-

mere Rt<T.-
Man, 59 and wife. no sehile

| dren, wants work on farm,

wages or share crop. Henry
Strickland, Atlanta, 312 oa
tral Ave., S. W.

Middle aged woman won
light farm work, no field work.
References if desired. Mrs. Es-
sie Boothe, Atlanta, vA Wood-

- lawn Ave. N. W..

1 Want. job as caretaker, 53 yrs |
| oa, ee Go anywhere,
| at once. J.

H. Boynton, Hamp-
ton.

Young, single man, Sian hab-
its, wants work on poultry farm
or looking after stock. etc. Can
milk. References.*Millard Jor-
ae ethene, 167 Chattanooga

Want Grist ail to operate,
wages or shares. Well exp.
dont drink: reliable: can run
tractor, most anything about
farming, except plow. At once.

ae, Ross, Barnesville, Rt. 1.

| _ Want job small dairy or stock
| farm: Dont mind work.

Best
of Ref. Have to be moved. E.

.M. Jarvis, Glenwood. Rt. 1.

Widow with 18 yr. old son,

| farm exp., wants job on farm|

(with. Seventh Day Adventist).
Honest, no bad habits. Have to
be moved. Mrs. R. A. Pitts.
Brunswick, Rt i <

Dependable middleage couple
wants job. general farming or
stock raising. J, He. Moore,
Chamblee: Rt 1:

Young man ae job | on farm
Atlanta. Good. willing}
worker, $3.50 week, board and
laundry. Drive car or truck. J.
E. Stallings. Atlanta, 361. Glen-
wood Ave. S. E,

Man, wife. no children, exp.
raising poultry, caring for gar-
den, etc., wife light farm work?
want work, Board, room; small

salary J. R. Sentell, Atlanta.

c-o Gen. Del.

Middleaged woman (4 en

dren, 7-17) wants place on
farm with reliable party who
has work the year round 6 yrs.
exp, farming and milking, old-
est children milk also. Have to
be moved. Mrs. Ethel Black-
eae Atlanta, S17 Central Ave.





| Maude. Young,
: Care. Ww. FF. Gray.

ef exch.|
farm,

ON.

Truman Hamilton,

| cumbered woman, for -





MARKET. BUL
POSITIONS WANTED

LETIN = fo
| FARM HELP WANTED.





Man and wife want job on
farm, not over 20 mi. from At-
Janta. Can drive car,. truck. Ex-
perienced. E. J. Thomas, 323
Central Ave. SW.

Family of five wants farm
work at once, 2 can plow, 3 to
hoe. 1 truck-tractor driver,
Prefer Fruit farm. G, P: Evans,
Bolingbroke, Gen. Del. :

20 yr. old man and wife want
job on truck farm. Exp. truck-
tractor driver. M. C. Monroe,

Stockbridge, Rt.-2, Care W. C.

Payton.

~ 18 yr. old white girl wants
job light-farm work. no field
work, for board and $3.50 week
and week-ends off. Come after.
Miss Pauline Frey, Marietta,
Bree ;

20 yr. old girl wants light

farm work, no field work with}

elderl people: $3.00 wk. Board.
- Butler, Rt. 2,

46 yr. old man. wants job on

poultry or stock farm. Can do

all upkeep and repair work.
Reasonable salary. No bad hab-
its. William.Jesse. Clermont. *

FARM HELP WANTED





Want man and wife on 1 h,
15 mi. Atlanta. R. S.
Kerr, Atlanta, 610 Means St.,
Wise Hee 3413

Want good farm hand. $15.00
mo. board, laundry: can also
use family with sev. hoe hands,
75e day. house and wood fur-
nished. T. K. Moore, Canton.

Want honest, smart, -ecolored

boy, about 15, for light farm
chores, milk 1 cow, also want

clean, smart woman or girl,

white or colored, not over 35,

for light farm work Room,
board, reasonable salaries. Mrs.
Maude Buffington, Nelson.

Want unencumbered, middie-
aged colored woman for light

| farm work, no field work. Mrs.

2 Askew, | Sr., Nashville.
Want good tractor

vator with power, lift. B. F.
Bolton, Apalachee.

Want. middleaged, unencum-
bered, healthy, colored woman
for light farm work, no field
WORK, H. M. Mallory, Oxford.

~ Want farmers. single men,
$10.00 to $15.00 mo., board,
room: married, $20. 00 mo.,
house. wood and garden fur-
nished. Also. want woman for
light farm work. Max ugar,
Pittspung. 26-3

Want middleaged hie. wo-
man for light farm work, no.

field work. Live as one of fam-

ily of 3.
Cochran.

Want girl or woman, 48 ie 35
yrs. for light farm work, no
field work. for home with fam-
ily of 2, board. clothes. Mrs.
Norcross,

Miss, Pit PROB ROR:

Rt. 1.

Want stout, healthy, unen-
light:
farm work, no field work nor

cows to milk. $2.50 week, board
and lodging. State age and ref.
Dr: W .J. Green, Mevenoush:

Rice:

Want white woman, good
character not over 40 for light:
farm work. $2.00 week, room
and board. Mrs. John F. James,
Sylvester, Rit eDicx

Want good single man to fin-
ish this years crop, prefer mid-

dle aged man, $15 mo., board|

and laundry, no drinkers want-
ed. Come at once. Wylia a
sell, Hazlehurst, Rt. 3.

Want small boy to do light

chores. Send to school and give

good home. Miss Bonnie Brown,
Atlanta, 814 Moreland Ave. SE.

Want exp. and dependable

farm labor, good worker, boy

or man, white or col. Come at
once, $10 mo. and board, W. 0.

Hall, Danville, Rt.. 2h

Want middle
cumbered .woman, white or col.
for light farm work, good home}:
and small salary. Mrs. W. A.
Tanner, Douglas, Rt. 2, Axson
Road. :

Want good ee hand, $10-
$13 mo. and beard. Honest,
hard worker, strictly sober,
Come at once. J 0. Campbell,

Dallas (10 mi. west of Dallas,

near Shipps Store, equation
bus stops there).

Want white woman for farm
work, no field work. Mrs. H.
GS; Burt, Americus, Rt. 4,

Wont colored. man and wife
to tend one-horse farm near At-
lanta for weekly wage; man
with mule and some farm tools
preferred. M. H. Rigsby, Atlan-
ta, 1292 a aS he

_driver,|
| exp. in operating 2 row culti-

salary to do light farm work.

i J ohnson, Lumpkin.

aged | unen- :

Want good working man for
gen. farm work. Must be exp.
Mrs. Math Cain, Buford.

Want settled, strong, middle-
aged unencumbered woman for
light farm work, no field work
for my mother who lives at.
Powder Springs. Phone or write
Mrs. B. W. Gibson, Atlanta,
1045 North Ave. NE.

Want good, sober, exp. farm
hand. 75c day and feed seif.
Furnish 4 R. house and acre for
potatoes, wood; fine water. J.
G. Reynolds, Gay. Rt. 1.

Want 2 good healthy, exp.
good working colored farm wage
hands at once. No drunks nor
loafers. Houses, wood. garden
furnished and move you. Wil-
son Jenkins, McIntosh, Rt. 1,
Box 158. :

Want a middleaged unen-
cumbered woman, light farm
work, look after chickens, milk
one cow for small family, $5
mo. and good home. JP: Car=
ter, Naylor.

- Want good man, 35 - 40 to
plow and. help on the farm. $13
mo. board, laundry. John L.
Bennett, Screven, Rt. 2, Box Bis

light farm work. L. E. Edwards
Macon, RFD.

Want strong healthy She
man to work 1-horse farm and

with pay. E. S, Blackwell,
Shady Dale, Rt. 1.

Want unencumbered woman,
| 30- 50 yrs. old for light farm

Good character. References ex-
chanegd. Mrs, Dewey Edwards,
Summerville, Rt. Le

W. N. White, LaFayette, Rt. 3.
Want colored man and wife
for farm work balance of year.

Want refined, settled woman

people and do light farm work,
no field work, for small sal-
ary. No cows. Ref. reg. Mrs.
Abbie Bolton, Albany.

Want good farm hand
general farm work. $12.00 mo..
board and laundry. Honest, so-
ber, willing to work. Jas. WwW.
Clay, Monticello, Rt. 2.

_. Want. settled, white woman,
20-45, clean, healthy. honest,
good character for light farm

and home. Ref. exch. At once.
| Mrs. Thelma Harvey, yaks
ville, Rt 4. ;

Want ee or colored farm
family to hlp on vegetable and
berry farm, 10 miles from At-
lanta; prefer someone who can
drive truck: house. wood and $1
day. R. F. Sams Jr.. Clarkston,
Tel. Clarkston No. 1.

Want a middle aged woman.
white or a good col. girl: will
give home, board and small

Mrs. Roy Peck, Gainesville, Rt..
6.

rs

Want good nice settled wo-
man for light farm work. prefer
country reared, to live with eld-
erly couple with room and
board and small salary. nae es

Want man, no- bad nase
white or col. with small family.
for some farm work and
around dairy: John G. Pierson,
Culleden.

hand. 18-40 yrs. old, s 50 mo.
board and washing. J C. ae
Buford Rt.-2, :

middle - aged white woman.
_Room, board, $2 week for Bee
farm work. no field work,
cow to milk. with reliable eo
ple. W. E. Goodwin. Ben Hill,
Rt 1, Campbeliton Road.

Want boy or man, no bad
habits. good hand to plow some. |
cut wood. $10 mo., board and
laundry. Apply at once. J. H.
Smith, Fort Valley, Rt. 1.

Want small family to work
| crop for wages, 75c day, house.
wood. water, garden. pasture,
furnished free, Alma Cain.
Hoschton, Rt.

Want wage o (not afraid
of work) by May 1 for balance
of 1940. $12 mo., board and
RUD Mo<b: Clance, Baxley.

Want at once exp. farm Hane
|-sober, clean, willing | to work
Wages and poard in a clean,
resnectable house with elder-
-ly man and wife. References
req. Gi Heo Ward: oGairsville,
dL augipes ae

Wanted, at-once a widowed
col. woman with 2 - children
large enough to work. for light
farm work, children to work
also. Monthly salary, room and

burg. -

Want woman, 35-50. yrs. for|

ee 0084. -
extra work for fall and winter,

fave work. 75c day, garden a!

work, no field work, $8 mo.|.
| house. At once. Mrs. ide C

| Bluffton.

to live in home with 2 settled} -

tor}
25-45,

work, no field work, $2.50 week |.

married or single. Good place

peovle who have. always li
-on farm, white or colored Do

| mo. W. E. Hurst, Manor. :

farm. Wages and good 4

Want good experienced Phas

Want honest, settled, reliable |

light farm work, no fiel
. Board. and reasonabl

| Pridgen, Berlin,





board. Mrs..C. S. Nobles, Coch-|
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Want white woman, 20
for light farm work. no fi
work, $10.00 mo., with bo rd
Must be healthy. Mrs. M
Jones, South Atlanta. s' tion
Box 8.

Want nice white seommd 3
45, for light farm WOrK,.

and board. Mrs. Versie Bail
Rockmart, 478 Clearwater

Want eledn, honest wo
40-45, for light farm work
field work, with elder
ple. Room. board. $2.
Mrs. Walter G.
Rossville, Rt. 2.

-Want man for farm a
Daily, monthly or share )
per. At-once. Max Zugar, P

Want man or bay a
good 1 h. farm on halv
ing worker, come at o
Et Bigbie, Bluffton.

man 20-40. for. ie far wi
Room. board. small elaee
E.G. Echols. Atlanta. 282 P
way Dr. N. E., Ma 5998.

Want settled, white -
good character. for light far
work, no field work, $3.00 wee
room and board. Mrs Joe
ton, Decatur, 325 | Drexal

' Want wage hand for ge
potato patch furnished and
R house. Jesse nine Ma
ez.

Want family, Siehnite! or |
ored, to work on farm,
workers: 1 woman fo!

aoe Wage hand se far
ee -W. Pevis, Colber t.

Want 2- i ors 2h. er
on halves or wages. Good.
mules, 2-4 room houses (2
places ea.) Ja B. Travis, R
dale. ee

Want nice, healthy wont
unencumbered, w

worker, to help milk and lis!
farm work, no field work. $3.
week, private room, board..

G. T. Chaffin, Monticellc
1,. Box 3.5%;

Want good. steadyl one
woman for light farm worl
no field work: tend few. hi
ens. Reasonable pay.
Thompson, Rockmart.

Want good, white woe i



live. A. N. Wiggins, Soe
Rt 2 (Brookville.) -

Want good . practical

apple if live So. of Ma
e Collier, _Barnesvile.

Want colored man. 50 70
stay on place and-lo6ok ai
light chores. No drinker. M
be thoroughly reliable. |
Dai Sanders, Atlanta, ce

e : a

Want man exp.
farm work ~



in an
Good wor er

Want good, reliable ma

house. near school and c
Te Millsapps, Dallas, R -

Want good wage ha
farm, wee or colored,



land: 314 of eae
produce. -2 houses, large
plenty wood, water, fru
seed down for the Govern
if desired. Wes Wilkinson
TacRica.. 2

~ Want sober, Hower e

wage hand on farm for bal. |
year. Permanent to i
ue Perkins, Ft. Valley, R

"Want good, reliable.
aged. country raised w

Mrs. Geo. T. Hunt, Ka

Want middleaged; unen
bered thoroughly relia le
man for light farm work
As one of family. Mrs

Want colored sirk or w
toe light farm work, no
work, $10.00 and kee
full information. Velma
Atlanta, 426 Whiteha

Want man to work t pe
for $1.10 a thousand
ping and pulling, and -
oe H. Parten, Ashbur

Want inncunieabedes
live in home, light farm
no field work. $8.00 m
G. M. Hu