Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1940 August 1

; COLUMBUS ROBE

ALTON COGDELL. DIRECTOR-STATE BUREAU OF MARKET? yo

CULTURE Cf
IMISSIONER| i

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1940.

NUMBER 23

obacco Quotas Voted By Georgia Growers

mmissioner Roberts Pleased

At Result.

By Columbus Roberts, Commissioner

We are informed by Mr. Homer S. Durden, of

ens, AAA Administrator, that Georgia Tobacco
rowers voted overwhelmingly for the three-year

i

ota plan for tobacco in the election held July 20.

*he unofficial vote, Mr. Durden says, was 16,957

or the plan; and 2,486 against with 605 voting for

ne-year control. The percentage for control was
4.6, compared with 12.4 per cent vote against the

Jt is announced in Washington that the three-

year control plan was voted by more than 80 per
cent throughout the bright leaf belt.

: Iam gratified at the Georgia vote as the rec-

= Livestock :

- The prices quoted by White Provision Com-
pany are on strictly corn-fed hogs: Hogs: 180-
240 Ibs. $6.50 CWT.; 150-175 lbs., $6.25; 125
down, $5.00 down; 245-300 lbs., $6:25; 130-145
Ybs., $5.50.
Good fat well bred grass steers $6.50-$7.50;
medium, $5.50-$6.50; plain kinds, $4.50-$5.00;
fat cows, $5.00-$5.50; common, $4.00-$4.50; good
heavy bulls, $5.00-$5.50; medium $4.25-$4.50; top

ves, - $8.00-$8.50.

ord shows that Georgia growers have received a
higher price when control was in effect. This is
shown by the last two years, 1938 and 1939.

In .1938, under control, Georgia growers sold

92,533,931 pounds for. a total of $18,818;763.95, an

average of 20.34 cents a pound. Last year, when
control was voted down, Georgia farmers sold 98,-
064,064 pounds for $12,562,078.67,
12.82 cents a pound. There was a difference of 6
cents a pound in price and a difference of $6,000,000
in income for the two yearsone year under con-
trol and the other not under control. :
The same thing happened to the cotton crop in
1937. The South grew 19,000,000 bales of cotton, the
biggest crop in history, there being no control.
Georgia grew 1,500,000 bales, the largest crop since
1925. : : :
The bottom fell out of the price and President

Atlanta Spot Cotton

Atlanta spot cotton closed, middling 7/8 at
11.22 per pound. :
: Average Price.

The average price of middling. 15/16 inch
cotton at the ten designated southern spot mar-
kets today was 10.52 cents per pound. Middling
7/8 4nch staple average was 10.32 cents. -

an average of

Roosevelt, acting through the United States De- -

partment of Agriculture, Hon. Henry A. WaHtaee, ms
Secretary, pegged the price, and saved Georgia and

the South from a big calamity. The price was set _

and the South was saved.'The Government by guar-
anteeing a stabilized price acquired more than 11,-
000,000 bales, but the farmer was saved and much

of the Governments surplus has been sold abroad.
The official result of the tobacco election by ~

counties wil be printed in the Market Bulletin
when the official results are announced. ;

Georgias tobacco sale season will open Thurs-

day, August 8. j

Prices of F reak Vevctables

APPLES, Ga, bulk, per bu. 3 $ .40-$ .60

PIMA BANS Ss Du; oe ee _ .60-

SNAP BEANS, bu. 5:

BEETS, per doz. bunches =30-

CABBAGE, Cwt.

GREEN CORN, per doz. ears

PEACHES, bu. baskets, Elbertas

FIELD PEAS, bulk, per bu. mostly

POTATOS Bliss Triumphs 100 lb sks 1.06-

SQUASH, bu. hampers 40

"TURNIP SALAD? bus 22 2 ee -50-

WATERMELONS, Queens, Dixie Belles,
Meds 10 Loree ee _.. _ -08-

CANTALOUPES, bulk, per bu. 65-85

FOR SALE >

Camper-
ted
yuils, April blooming nar-
si, White Lady. 10c doz., plus
stage; 100 or more in lot,
ostpaid. No chks. Mrs. N. H.
herard, Commerce, Rt. 1.
range Verbena, 25c _doz..
urple violets, 10c doz.: Fairy
ies. pink, 20c doz.: tube-ros-
s 1 King Alfred daf-
ils. 70c C; August and Ama-
llis lilies, 20c doz.; white nar-
issi, 10c doz. Add postage. Mrs.
sie Dobbs, Temple, Reet.
ep blue iris, Emperor daf-
odils. aspasia mnarcissus, 25
0z.; 85 C. All hardy blooming
ize, lemon lilies. 3, 25c; dbl.,
ingle Day lilies, 20c doz. 60c C;
herokee and baby Rambler
roses, 10c ea.. $5.00 C. Others.
Add postage. Mrs. C. B. Robin-
on, Bowdon, Rt. 2.

| MARKET REPORT OF GEORGIA PRODUCE)

graded A-1 white and candled eggs. Ungraded eggs are quoted 2c to 3c below

2 Eggs quoted below on the Atlanta Market are by wholesale egg dealers for L
the Georgia egg law. Day-old and day-fresh eggs are offered as such and

Yard run eggs will not be permitted for retail trade under

_ these quotations.

bena,

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Sultanas, well rooted, grown
from seed of 9 dif. colors, 15c
ea.; 2, 25c; pink, June lilies, 3,
10c; old fashioned blue August
lilies, 4, 10c; Josephs coat, 10c
ea.; blue iris, 15c doz.; Justicia,
10c ea. Add postage and extra
for fee for cashing if check is
sent. Miss Flonnie Pirkle,
Gainesville, Box 152.

Orange lilies, old fashioned
purple flags, white, yellow,
narcissi, jonquils, 25c doz.; $1
C; pink, white peonies and hy-
drangea, 25c ea., Grape begon-
ias, Rainbow moss, hardy ver-
15 ea., Tiger lilies, 10c
ea., 6. 50c. All blooming size.
A. E. Hughey, Fairmount, Rt. 1.

Narcissi bulbs, 50c C; $4.00
M; Spruce and White Pines,
Rose of Sharon, Altheas, Wis-
teria and various other native
shrubbery. Fall delivery. Yonge
Walker, Toccoa, Rt. 3. -

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

Barnes- |

Atlanta | Ashburn yille |

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Dia
Medium
Small
Heavy Breed. a
Leghorns
Roosters
Se AS a ee
_ Friers
~ Ducks
_ Geese
Petes =
_Capons
Couniry Butter, best table
e-Bueld Pas, mixed 2
Field Peas, not mixed___
| Shelled Corn - ee
Ear Corn (80 Ibs. to bu.)_
Eats, per bushel > ae
| Wheat ees
Sweet Potatoes, per 100 lbs.
| Cabbage, green, per 100 lbs
| Cabbage (white, per 100 lbs
| Peavine Hay. No. 1, ton
Peanut Hay = Be
Spanish Peanuts, No. 1
| Cottonseed, (prime)
Cottonseed Meal, 7 per cent

eine

Cottonseed Meal, 8 per cent.

.18-.20.

$18-$22
$12-$15

29.00

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Pink geraniums, 15c ea., cut-
ting: Star of Bethlehem, $1.60
M. Exe, for dbl. hyacinth and
tulip bulbs. Mrs. J. E. Stone,
Adairsville, Rt. 2.

King Alfred daffodils, 75c C:
white narcissi, 40c C: June ac-
tusy.5e cutting, pink and_ red
ger. 10c; orange and red Fairy
lilies, 20c doz. Add_ postage.
Mrs. Nancy Dobbs, Temple, Rt.
t 4

Abelia Grandiflora, 2-3 ft.,
35c; 3-4 ft., 50c; 4-5 ft., 75c ea.;
Nandena Domestica, 2-3 ft.,
60c: 114-2 ft., 50c ea.: red crepe
myrtle, 3-4 ft. 50c ea. Exp.
col.; Wm. Toovey crepe myrtle,
1 yr., 25c.ea. postpaid. Jas.
Cureton, Austell.

Laureus Koster and Sir Wat-
kin bulbs, $2:00- G. del J.-B.
Hightower, Atlanta, 621 Ridge-
crest Rd. N. E.

LaFay-

Bowdon | Dawson

FLOWERS AND SEED >
FOR SALE

Large and small cut flowers:
10 in. and small dahlias, red,
purple, lavender, yellow, white,
variegated, gold, pink, blue, 10c
ea. Stems moss packed, in ven-
tilated boxes, postpaid. Mrs. W
A. Johnson, Alto.

Blooming size white Easter|-

lily bulbs, 10c ea., 40c per half
dozen; 75 doz. Add postage
Miss Idel Rahn, Guyton, Rt. 1
Box 184.
White and blue violets, nar-
cissi, yellow and yellow cup
and white jonquils all mixed
Make offer; 3 dif. spireag,
sweet shrub, and lots others. A
6 yr. old cape jasmine for $2.
Exe. for chickens. Mrs. G. H
Harley, Climax.
Jonquils, snowdrift,
day lilies, foxglove,

orange
golden

slow 25c C. Mrs. Rader Jones,

Rt. 1, Dahlonega.

Macon Metter

.20
20

18
16

10
09

22
20

collection del.

Sanders-

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Tris: Prosper Lauguire, Paul
Michael, Steepway, Gold: Im-_
perial, Seminole, Dream, Pa-
quinto, Indian Chief, Delifaget,
Rhine Nixe, Azure and Grevin, .

Mrs. Mattie P. Jones, Lyerly.
Blooming size Madonna lily.

bulbs, $1.00 doz. Exe. for Ber-

muda or Regal lly, bleoming
size. Mrs. W. T. Meriwether,
Newborn. 2

Carnations, dif. col. rosebu
ger., weeping lantana,-
gated orange and red jantana
Xmas cactu, justicia. red ox-
alis parlor ivy, 1 cut ef ea. 30c
1 rooted St. Bernard and 2 blue
August lilies for 25c. Add post-

age. Mary Gringale, Dahlonega =

Rt. 1.

_Easter lily bulbs,
size 5c each plus postage. Mrs
W. E. Tyler, Ocilla. ee

s

Villa

postpaid, $1.25. _

varie-- =

bleoming =

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established by J. J. Brown,
: March

"GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN

Commissioner of Agriculture
4, 1915

Publishing Office

Published Semi-Monthly by
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
COLUMBUS ROBERTS,

STILES A. MARTIN. Editor
Executive Office: State Capitol, Atlanta, Georgia

Commissioner

Covington Ga. -

Send all letters te The Market Bulletin,
State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga.
Notify on FORM 357sBureau ot Markets. 222 State Capitol.

- Entered as second class matter August 1, 1937. at the -Post
Office at Covington, Georgia under the Act of June 8, 1936. Ac-

ae cepted for mailing at specia) rate of postage provided for in Sec-

Notices of farm produce and

letin.

_ FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

: Peppermint, dbl. tansy, yei-
Jow root, 25c doz., $1.75 C; dbl.;

~ Larelrend Devil Up bus
x plants, 50c doz.; calamus, 25c
doz.; sunflower, 15c doz.; cac-

tus, 25c ea. Add postage. Mau-
fis tile Harrison, Bremen.

-._Tris; 18 named, 5c ea., 40 col.
~ mixed, $1.00 C; 3 col. water and

- 8 col. Siberian, 5c ea.; 2 named

pring and fall blooming 20c ea.
Kad postage. Mrs. S. Gun-
ter, Lawrenceville, Rt. a
Iris: German, 10 labeled, 50
for $1.15; 40 mixed, $1.20 C;
B Siberian mixed, 25 for 65c;
emerocallis Flava, ~ _Kwanso
- mixed, 35c doz.; Thumbergia,
oe. o0C. 1 Ol. jonquils, mnie
narcissi, 300, $1.20. Mrs. J.
: Hall, Calhoun, Rie

Le Orange lilies and paper white
- narciss, 50c C. bulbs: $4.00 M.

Mrs, John Weaver, Temple, Rt.

3.

All blooming size bulbs

Gold Band lilies 25c dozen. No
checks. Mrs. E. L. McElroy, Rt.
2, Bremen.

_.. White cluster narcissus, daf-
fodils, jonquils, snowdrop bulbs
5Oc C, $4.00 M; azaleas, rhodo-
dendrons, Mtn. laurels, rooted,
$1.50 C; trilliums, gentians, wa-
ter. lilies, Jack in Pulpit, 30c
dozen. Mrs. Marion Eaton, Rt.
1, Dahlonega.

per C cutings in large lots;
mixed colors October pinks
same price. Exchg. for white
feed sacks or anything I can
use. Mrs. John Allred, Rt. 2,
Tallapoosa.
Jonquil, narcissi, - daffodil
bulbs, 45c C, $4.25 M: Regal lil-
ies large size bulbs 25c each;
All $1.00 orders or more pre-
Harri Betty Jo Kimsey, Young
Harris.

Anthony W. spirea red 10c
each; lemon lilies 35c dozen;
dewdrop bulbs, Blue Roman
hyacinths 25c dozen: Cal. pur-
ple violets 10c dozen: 50c or-

eimer, Brooks.

Purple iris,
Shasta daisies, privet hedges,
fouch-me-nots 25c, dozen
eS 10c each. Add postage.
uxchg. for white feed sacks,
each pay postage. Miss Madge
Cochran, Rt. 2, Talking Rock.

_ Giant blue, white iris, $1.00;
Tiger lilies 50c dozen; dbl. pink
peonies, 25 each; white, pink
hydrangeas 25c each, <50c
plooming size; large leaf coleus,
red and white periwinkles, 25
doz. No exchs. Mrs. W. H.
Hughey, Rt. 1, Box 159, Fair-
mount.

Ageratum, white vies |
wandering Jew to exchg. for
ferns, sultanas and begonias, 3
plants for 1. Mrs. John ees
ee

Jonquils, white narcissi bulbs
te each, no order filled less
than $1.00. Mrs. G. M. Cham-
bers, RFD 1, Dawson.

winter pinks,

Coleus, - Sultanas, Begonias,
geraniums, Jews, J usticia, hy-
drangeas, oxalis, > 10c each;

: ae from 100 Ibs. sacks, 1 sack
free of holes for 1 cutting. Mrs.
Laz Wiggins, Buena Vista.

50 bu. St. Augustine rooted

- lawn grass plants (grow in
shade, sunshine or seacoast)
($1.15 per bu. delivered; 10 bu..
$10.00 delivered. Mrs. W. D./
Barefield, Fort Gaines, Rt. 1.

. Single blue Roman hyacinth
bulbs,, blooming size 25c doz-
en, delivered. Mrs. A. F. OKel-
. 1, Maysville. te

i Lae white and purple iris
5e dozen; sweet violets 20c
dozen; cream fragrant narcissi}
bulbs, 75c C; blackberry lilies
5c dozen; dbl. lavendar althea
cuttings, 12c dozen. All del.
Xmas cherry 0: Wires 232,
ee ae eae.

| 65c C; yellow jonquils,

White spider lilies 75c dozen;

~Red_ Camilla Japonicas, $1.00.

ders postpaid. Mrs. R. 'P. Stein-|

tion 1103, Act of October 8. 191%.

appurtenances admistabi under

postage regulations inserted one time on each request and re-'
_ peated only when request is accompanied by new copy ot notice.

Limited space. will not permit insertions of notice containing
more than 30 words including name and address.

Under Legislative Act the Georgia Market Bulletin does not
@ssume any responsibility for any notice appearing in the Bul.

_ FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Bird of Paradise seed which
makes a beautiful shrub and
after the blooms, seeds, only
10c teaspoonful. Miss Elise
ee 2 Rt. 2, Box 71, Abbe-
ville

Old fashioned fragrant car-
nation seed 10c pkg. postpaid.
ee J. P. Rush, Rt. 1, Adairs-
ville.

Snowdrop bulbs, 50e C, $3.50
M; paper white narcissi 25c
dozen, $5.00 M; jonquils 25c
/ dozen; dbl. pink hyacinth,
blooming size, 25c dozen; large
lavendar itis 35c dozen; dwarf
blue iris 2 dozen 25, Mrs. Elsie
Heaton, Mineral Bluff.

2 varieties yellow narcissi,
white
narcissi, snowdrops, 50c
large white peony 20c each;
Klondike strawberry. $1.25 M.
Add postage. Ethel GQullivan,

| Rt. 2, Marietta.

Nandinas $2.25 C; Ligus-
trums, $1.50 C; cherry laurel
60c C; crepe myrtle, Cherokee
roses, spirea $1.00 dozen; other
evergreens and shrubs. Lois
Woodruff, Rt. 5, Greenville.

Snowdrop bulbs 50c C, $4. M;
dbl and sgy. bronze day lilies,
3 dozen 50c; mixed iris lilies,
50c dozen; paper white: narcis-
si, sweet Scented jonquils, dbl.
daffodils, $1.00 C: mixed nat-
ive ferns, $3.00 C; ground ivy

for hanging baskets. 15c doz.
Mrs., M. J.: Heaton, Mineral
Bluff.

Pink perennial naa Shasta
daisies, summer lilac, 25c doz-
en; 25 mixed ferns for $1.00;
Calif. violets, iris, snowdrop,
jonquils, narcissus $1.00 C. Mrs.
J. H. Penland, Ellijay. .

Button mums, white, yellow,
salmon, red; lemon verbena 25c
dozen; justicia 1 yr. plants, red
amaryllis 25c each; Tiger lil-
ies 10c each; lemon day lilies
$1.00 C; hardy ageratum 5c ea.;
> black India lilies 50c each;
Snowdrop $1.00 C. Mrs. Gussie
Conner, Buchanan.

Several thousand Siberian
iris for sale or trade. Clumps,
divisions and seedlings (have
bloomed). Make offer on all or
part. Arthur Jones, 15 Screven
-Ave., NE, Atlanta.

-. St. Augustine grass cuttings,
rooted, 75c C FOB; double lem-
on lilies, 25 dozen; Exchg. lil-
ies for border grass or flower-
ing peach. Mrs. J.B. re
Bronwood. -

Rhododendron, mimosa, lau-
rel, calico bush, hemlock, lJen-
cotheca,. white pine, spruce,
dogwood, silver maple, ilex op-
aca, cedrus virginiana. Others.
Wet moss packed. Gordon
Hunnicutt, Tallulah Falls.

Beautiful field grown Sem-
perviran boxwoods 6-8 in. $4.
C, $30.00 M; strong roots and

ers. Maude Hamby, Greenville.

Fine Madonna lilies. ready for
sale, $1.00 dozen. Frank Sail-

j ors, Maysville. -

Tris: Alta Calif, Freid Mohr,
El. Capital, Indian Chief, Bal-
lerina, Lord of June Persia Los
Angeles. Conquistato, Leveric,
Magnifica, White King, Mrs. Vv.
West and others, 25 for $1.00
delivered. J. B. Hightower, 621
Ridgecrest Rd., Atlanta.

Delta Iris, three colors, corn
flower blue, canary yellow and
reddish purple from 4 to 6
blooms on tall spikes, lovely
cut flowers, hardy, 3 f each $1
Mrs. Grant. Brock, Tallapoosa.

New Iris: Margaret Mitchell,
mever before offered and no
other like it; a seedling of
morning splendor, large and
Stately like the parents but
lighter and brighter and more
prolific; Falls rich claret and

standards bright orchid and

Jones Box 53,

Gk

heavy tops. Del. Booking ord-|

| yellow. $1.50 1b. seed. Mrs. Will}

~ FLOWERS AND SEED.
FOR SALE

11 Boxwood tree kind 28- 36
in high; Beauty Bush; double
althea Enonymous, tree kind
hydrangea, spirea; exchg. some
for magnolia, Cape Jasmine and
Ligustrum. -Mrs. Joe. Self,
Young Cane.

Oympia daffodils, Siberian
lilies, mixed iris 80c C.. -$1-50
for 300: Regal lilies, Madonna
lilies, $1. 00 dozen; mixed tu-
lips 4 dozen 65c. Mrs. Chris-
tine McLeod, Rt. 2, Box 166,
College Park.

Mixed. tulips; hyacinths 3
dozen, 50c; daffodils, April
blooming narcissus, mixed iris,
Siberian lilies, orange lilies, 200
for $1.00; Star Bethlehem, 6
dozen, 50c. Postpaid. Mrs. Dick
Powell, Rt. 2, College Park.

Mixed colors: double sweet
Williams, mixed giant verbena
and snapdragon 20c dozen; rain
lily 5c bulb; rooted ruffled pe-
tunia 10c. .Add 10c postage.
Mrs. C. C. Lynch, Rt, 1, Rome.

Rose verbena, 3 for 10c;
shrubbery and other flowers
for sale. Mrs. W. H. Bennett,
1966 Boulevard Dr., Atlanta,
De 8149.

Time to set small palms: 35c
each, 3 for $1.00. 7 for $2,00;
Century plants, $1.00 each, or
2 for $1.50. S. M. Seaborn,
Brunswick.

Stiff leaf Caladiums, 15 ea;
snowdrops, privet hedge, $1 C;
Japanese quince, 25c each; lav-
endar oxalis 5 bulb; tame vio-
lets blue with white star center

age. Mrs. Mildred Lyle, Buch-
anan, Biel:

finest cut flowers. Exchg. bulb
for bulb for Spider lilies, daf-
fodils, butter and eggs and
golden glow. Send bulbs new.
Will send glads at digging time.
B. F. Purcell, Pooler.

Lemon day. lilies, snowdrops,
$1.00 C; August lilies blooming
size 20 each; lemon verbena,
baby button mums white yel-
low, purle iris ae dozen; pri-
vet hedge, $1.00 C; lavendar
oxalis 5c bulb. Add postage.
Mrs. Beulah Leatherwood,
1, Buchanan.

Lemon lilies $1.00 C; a
ese blue iyis 40c dozen r
yellow, salmon button mums,
-25 dozen: Fairy lilies, lemon
verbena 25c. dozen; Amaryllis
lilies 25c each: King Alfred
daffodils 75 Cc: snowballs 25c
each,
, Buchanan.

3000 Semi-dwarf boxwood,
heavily. rooted, uniform size 2-6
and 8 in. high, 3-4 and 5c ea.;
-in lots of 100. Booking orders
for Fall delivery; Watermelon
red crepe myrtle 2-3 ft. $2.00
doz.; White Kerria Japonica,
well rooted $1.50 dozen. Mrs.
B. L. Robinson, Greenville.

Narcissi paper white 32c doz-

M. FOB; Yellow cluster April
blooming 62c C, $4.50M. No. 1
and 2 bulbs. Queen Anns lace
seed half pt. 15c. Mrs. Belle
Israel, Rt. 1, Smithville.

Star Bethlehem bulbs, $2,00
Mt: paper white narcissi 60c C;
King Alfred daffodils, 75c C;
Gold band lilies, $1. 00 C. Add
postage. Mrs. Larena See Rt.
1, Buchanan.

Jonquils, Blue iris, White
narcissi, cheap for cash. Mrs.
Dessie J. Pruitt, Rt: 1, Dahlon-
ega,

Blue cornflower, blue lark-
spur, callioposis, red poppy, 5c
pkg. Mrs. R. M.- McConnell,
} Star Rt., Cornelia.

Anenomes 50 for $1.00; Calif.
violets, snowdrops, golden lil-
ies, Shasta daisies, perennial
phlox, $1.00 C; 10 choice $1.00;
a variety of 25. choice native
ferns $1.00. Mrs. Haale Wilson,
Morganton, ;

Black lily of Todi: med. size
35c; gladioli, old fashioned mar-
igolds, pink hardy phlox, gold-
en glow, yellow button mums,
35c dozen; white oxalis, yellow
trumpet, daffodils,
rooted dbl. red geraniums,
$1.25. Alice Harrison, Bremen.

Gold band lilies, $1. 00 C;
white narcissi, 60c C; white
button mums, 40 dozen: Shas-
ta daisies, white and- yellow
Fall mums, 25c dozen; Juniper
well rooted, 25c each. Add post-
age. Mrs. Gordon Smith, Rt. i
Buchanan.

1 each rooted, fusticia tis
drangea, fuchsia, Jantana, pink
rain lily, cedar fern,
fern, cactus, large and small
oxalis, rainbow moss, 2 hen and
biddie, 2. grape begonia 50e, or
2 for 75 rooted lace ferns, 2
for 25c. Mrs. Willis. Grindle, Rt,
1, Dahlonega.

Fine cannas, white, red, 50c
dozen; giant carnations, stock
plants, 25e dozen; yellow nar-
Cissi, white narcissi, jonquils,
$1.00 C; Guernsey lilies, 35c
dozen; snowdrops, butter and

eBEs, daffodils, 20e dozen. Mrs.
L. Smith, Wadley. mS

BULLETIN,

$1.25 C; purple iris, 25c dozen;]}
ageratum, 2 for 25. Add post-

Picardy gladiolus, giant pink, |}

Rt.|

Mrs. Mattie Wright, Rt.

en, $1.00 C, 500 for $3.50; $6.00]

25 C; Big)

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FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE _

Jonquils, $4. 00 M. Aacerad.
Mrs. D. O. Mason, Alto, c-o0
Cherokee Farms.

Jonquils, hyacinths 50c C;
narcissus 60c C; garlic bulbs,
20c dezen. All postpaid. Mrs: G.
C. Taylor, Rt. 1, Buchanan.

All colors chrysanthemums,
large and small, 25e dozen;
lemon lilies, $1.00 C; Tiger lil-
ies 50c dozen; blue. and white
striped violets: lilac and spi-
rea. golden bells, 15c each.
Cheaper if called for. Mrs. Des-
sie Hughey, Rt. 1, Fairmount
(10 miles from Calhoun)..

1 Black lily India large $1.35;
large red amaryllis, $1.25 each.
small, 35c each; yellow trumpet
daffodil, $1.25 Cc; 5 colors sul-
tanas, 7 different coleus 25c
5e each; white oxalis $1.25 C,
20c , dozen. Mautile Harrison,
Bremen.

Unrooted cuttings 1 each
Geranium, fuchsia, justicia,
carnation, plumbago, hydran-
gea, begonia, dbl. petunia, cac-
tus; hibiscus, 2 kinds jJantanas,
a rooted grape begonia and hen
and biddie, 50c; lace fern 15c
ea., 2 for 25c. Mrs. Sarah Grin-
dle, Rt. 1, Dahlonega.

Large. quantity yellow and
White: narcissi also cream with

yellow center, 5c: eer Add
postage. Mrs. W. ee
Oakwood.

Flaming red gladioli pulbs,
35c doz.; single Day lilies, $1.00
C; Red Bud bushes, 1-7 ft., 10c
ea. Miss Clara. Campbell,
ing Fawn,

FLOWERS AND SEED
WANTED ae

Want waite Guernsey (spid-
er) lilies and small Scotch
Broom plants. Mrs. E. J. For-
rester, Sparta.

Want few Empress and King
Alfred Daffodil bulbs, also
bright yellow with rich orange
eyes, narcissi and solid white
narcissi bulbs. Exc, sacred lily,

nie. Moore, Suwanee.

Want 500 scarlet red verbena
plants, prefer clumps. Send
sample with blossom (if pos-
sible), with best cash price in
500 lots. Mrs. C. M. Robinson,
Greenville.

Want yellow and white nar-
cissi, jonquil and daffodil
bulbs. Exc. perennial phlox,
white violets, purple lady of
the lake, wild partridge peas
for same at rate of 100 plants
for 300 bulbs. Ea. pay postage.
Hattie Kimsey, Young Harris.

Want lemon verbena, well
rooted, grape begonia, leopard
begonia (green with white dots
-on leaves), large old time su-
gar gourds or seeds, solid red

verbena, old fashioned sweet
pinks. Mrs. Emily P. Cranford,
Newnan.

Want Regal lilies. Write what
you have, price, etc. Mrs. C. R.
Mason, Madison. ea

MISCELLANEOUS FOR
| SALE

- Butterfly root, sassafras and
star grass. 25c Ib.; peppermint
herb, 50c Ib.; garden sage, dit-
ney, 3 for 5c: garlic. dbl. tan-

ton, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Dill sprays, 30c: garlic bulbs
.25 doz.; yellow root, rattle and
sassafras, 20c lb., catnip, hoar-
hound, 25 doz. bunches; pep-
permint, 25 Dun 2OCy* garlic
bulbs, 25e doz. Miss =
White, Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box

About 15 lbs. goose eciers:
50c Ib. Mrs. J. W. ROBE:
Atlanta, 637 Boulevard, Runes
Apt. No. 7.

1 pound ea. catnip and But-
terfly root, both green wt., 50c
Ib. each; 1 Ib. garlic bulbs, $1.
Mrs. Clara Prince, Demorest,
Rta, Bex 144

f

MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED

WAGON:

Will trade good ue ae
and pay difference for a good
1 horse wagon, J. H. Caldwell,
Atlanta, Rt. 4, Box 235 (Cas-
cade Rd.)

FEATHERS: >
Want new goose

(down)
feathers at good price. Mail
sample and price. M. Flint,

Forsyth, Rt. 3.

Want about 2 doz. Pea toal
feathers. Maude Green, Wash-
ington.

SEED: .

Want hear from party. hay-
ing collard and turnip seed.
Mrs. C. B. Whitaker, Roberta.

Want crimson clover in bur
and also clean seed. Hampton

pen iend, Athens, Rt. 2,

Thursday, Avgust

ee
Farmers Golde

The Lord will not
the soul of the righ'
famish: but he easteth
the substance of the wi:

He becometh poor
dealeth with-a slack |
but the hand. of the di

maketh rich.

He that gatheret
summer is a wise.
he that sleepeth in ha
is a son that. causeth sl
Proverbs 10:8-5._

MISCELLANEOl
WANTED

ed, $1.50 per 100 Ibs.. als
Alex Garrett, Pen ers

Ris-
Napier grass.

narcissi or pecans at 9c lb. Fan-]|
| 8c Ib. Del.

sy, 1% for 25c, Mr. Marion Ea-|

GRAIN: +

Want 20 to. 30. Bi
seed oats. Make best
Baxley. eA L. Williams

CHURN:

Want. 7 or 8 gal. ca
churn, in good cond.
10 Ibs. good clean, hone
some comb in the syruj
Speckled Sussex eg
per 15. Write first. -
Sorrells, Monroe, Rt.
WALNUTS:

Hulled black walnuts

pecans wanted at right

GRASS:

Want hear from part
State
quantity for sale. L. D.
Jr., Barnesville. :

HONEY ae ANI

New Gallery Co
10 lb. pails, $1.10 ea.; $6.
of 6. Shipping a ty
Pye. Odum.

2 - 75 lb. cans aS
ry, 10 lb. del.;
mild flavor honey, ii

wici.

aoe, Ext. honey FOB
- 5 lb. Fancy, $3.00; 12
to. 2 grade, $5.25;
prices,- a follows: 10 Ib
$1.10; - 10 Ib. Now
f= 10 Ab. Fancy, $1.25;
Ib. Fancy, $2.40. John ;
mey, Jesup. Box 117.
4 lbs., nice, yellow bi
85c del Mrs. ASE,
Maysville.
Bright Gallberry ir
tainers, 1 - 60 lb, can
5.75: 6 =. 5 lb, Chu

Hallman, Nahunta. P.

Fancy Galibera. 6
pails, Chunk Comb, $:
prepaid; Strained, $3. 2!
lots, $8.75; 1 - 10 Ib. pa
paid and insured, $1.50
Lewis, Nahunta..

Bees, $3.00 hive, 4h
at our place, ast hous
Hightower Rd. J. Joli
lanta, Rt. 7.

Fancy new crop
packed in 5 Ib. pails, 6
$3.15; 12 per es. $6.00,
Ext. J. T. Mullis, Al

200 gal, Gallberry in
cans, also 100 new
hives for sale. zs
Odum.

White Tupelo hoheg?
ext., from the swamps

Ogeechee river,
$150; 5 db. $1. 5.

ry St.

ea.) for $15.00 for
bee. smoker, $1.25. Mrs.
Chase, Kingsland.

in

HB. R. Soa $1.00 for 18
C, Cases to be ret.
same grade and str.
ots of 10. Send
shipping. Mrs. M. &B
Alto.

oe Guinea e
20; B. turkey, $1.20 -
Exc. a feed sacks, hone
cona, Giant or Muscove
eggs, ducks, etc. Want
Peafowl eggs, Also
tereup eggs. Mrs.
getto, Douglasville, Rt

White African guinr
75 for 24, plus postage;
Mahood Red roosters,

ton, Bowdon, RUG.

Bob White quail e
strong, healthy stock
for short time; fe
Whites, $5.00 pr. M
Williams, Mariett. ee

okee St.

doz. - Ppponee and White

nixed turkey eggs, $2.00. Mrs.]}

fe Knoxville, Rt, Al,

FRESH FRUITS AND

: EGETABLES FOR SALE|

2000 ee large, free- tone
of ripen in August, for
truckers. J. C. Adkins, Ft. Val-
Jey, 209 No. Macon St.

Grapes on bunch, $1.00 bu.;
muscadines and scuppernongs,
picked, $1.25. bu.;- Prices at
Vineyard. ~ Come " get them.
Grapes ripe now. Plants of
same, L. E. Harrison, Dublin,
Rt. 6.

Green Hot. pepper, /15 qt.
ae F. Tillman, ee
+ t 5

FRESH AND CURED
_ MEATS FOR SALE

8 nice, country cured, hick-
ory smoked, tender hams, wts.,
19%, 21, 19, 20, 19%. 21; 18%,
7% Ibs., respectively,
_ Riley C. Couch, Turin.
3 nice, country cured, black-
es peppered hams, wt. 18, 19, 21
Ibs., 25c Ib. del. in. 3rd zone.
- Sat. guar. No chks. Mrs. C. T.
Hunt, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

_ 4 nice, red hams, wt. 10 to
Ibs. od 25 S Cheaper if lot
taken. C. F. Cooper, Hampton,

Several hundred pounds
country smoked hams, 20c 1b.;
Sides and Shoulders, 15c. lb.

All ic less per pound in 100 or
more tb. lots. J. T. Ponder,
Whigham.

GRAIN AND HAY.
FOR SALE |

150 bu. tall growing seed rye
nice and clean, $1.00 bu. not
~ sacked, at my parn. Lester Cle-
ment, Young Cane.
5 Appler, Fulghum, Fulgrain
_ Seed oats, 55c, Abruzzi rye,
$1.50; May Blue Stem seed
wheat $,1.25 bu. All FOB here.
oJ. F. Lowe, Ft. Valley.

~ About 1 M. bu.- pure Ist yr.
Cokers Fulgrain strain 2, seed
oats, yield over 80 bu. acre, 75c
bu. here, in 5 bu. sacks. W. L.
Heuser, Ft. Valley.

TOBACCO FOR SALE

Sct heme raised tobacco,
- 1939 and 1940 crops, flue cured
jong leaf, red and _ yellow,
chewing or smoking, 11 Ibs. $1.
Postpaid. M. B. Swain, Alma.
Good, home cured tobacco,
smoking and chewing, 10 lbs. si
peepee to 2nd zone. W.
enton, Alma. K

LIVESTOCK WANTED

CATTLE WANTED:
Exe. $35.00 value for nice
eifer, giving milk. Mrs. Lucy

Switzer, Atlanta, 287-8th St.
N. W.

Trade good work mule for

~eow or heifer; good 2 h. wagon
of sale, or trade for 1 h. wa-

on. T. H. Patterson, Dalton,|

RE 2:

Want a reg. White
Hereford male calf, 1 to 2 mos.
old. Write full description,
price, etc. Jas. Maxwell, Car-
rollton,

HORSES AND MULES:

Want trade extra fancy sad-
die mare, 7 yrs. old, for a heavy
brood. (work) mare. Also want
buy common goats. R. C. Mc--

- Collum, Albany. |

_ SHEEP AND GOATS:

Want nice, fresh in milk goat
not less than 4 ats. per day, or
even more, not over 4 yrs. old
preferred, priced right. J. J.
tephens, Luthersville.
Want good, fresh, young milk
goat, Saanan, naturally horn-
_ less preferred. State full. par-
_ticulars and price. J. P. Rentz,
Adel, E. 4th St. :
Want some goats for own
use. will pay $1.00. each, del.
to me, R. C. McCollum, Albany.

HOGS:

. Swap purebred sub. to reg.
-Duroe male, 4 mos. old, healthy
fat, large to age. for one of
same type and breeding to pre-

vent inbreeding. Have sister of]

above boar to sell. for $6.00
a. Mrs. Laura B. Taylor,
laycross, Rt. 1, Box 15.

- HORSES AND MULES
- FOR SALE

-. Sorrel (flax mane and tail) 4
yr. old Stud, wt. 1500 lbs., good
worker anywhere. Colts to}
< ee F, W. Massey, Tifton, Rt.

vee

work .

30c Ib.

$10.00;

Nice, young penile mare, ex-

tra. good cond., works good,|
cheap for ash, my barn. Will
not swap nor trade. Mrs. Ida
Joyce, Fry. ~
Black, fat, mare mule, about
1100 Ibs., smooth mouth, sound,
anywhere, no plug,
$65.00 W. W. McPherson, Villa
Rica. .
- 1 mule, about 1000 ibs., good,
fast nore no bad. habits, $60
my barn. L. G. Kidd, Hapeville,

104 Evans Drive.

2 choice mules, horse and
mare, gentle, work anywhere,
10 yrs. old, 1100 lb. ea, $110.00
each; select Hasting's _. oats,
bright, uniform, in size, no
smut, 65c bu. Ww. seb Bolton,

Griffin.

Well marked Tenn. Jack,. 6
yrs. old. Priced right or trade
for mules or cattle. O. L. Sing-

| letary, Jefeferson.

Gray mare, 1150 Ibs., gentle,
work anywhere, some age but
sound, $25.00 at barn. Exe. for
cattle. W. A. Johnson, Alto.

- Fine, 1450 lb. Belgium mare

sound, perfect qualities, also 10
mos. old horse colt mare. W. A.
Drennan, Fayetteville, Rt. 1.
2 good farm mules and 2 h.
wagon; $130.00. J. P. Carter,
Naylor. :
Pr. mares,
1100 to 1200 lbs.,

4 and 5 yrs. old,
also big type

Eng. AAA W. ce April hatch

pullets. Write for prices on all.
Chas. T. McMillan, Gainesville,
Rt. 8.

Black mare saddle horse,
good cond., about 10 yrs. old
Chad a colt 2 yrs. ago) $175.00.
Alex H. Stephens, Jonesboro.
e-o Fitzgerald Farms.

Plug mule for sale or exc. for
ealves or chickens. Mrs. D. S.
Pritchett, Griffin, 306 Meri-
wether St. a
- Black mare mule, 1100 ib.,
about 10 yrs. old, sound, works
anywhere. Real bargain at my
barn; also good 2 horse wagon.
Sell a trade for 3 gal. milch
cow. S. Williams, McRae, Rt.
1.

2 black mules; mare, 8 yrs.
old, 800 Ibs., $150. 00; horse, 1i
yrs. old, 900 lbs., ates 00. See
at my barn. Mz. Nie
Alto.

HOGS FOR SALE

Reg. Black Berkshires, 10
wks. old, ready for delivery. W.
A. Shumans, Hazlehurst.

15 extra fime S. P. C. gilts
and boars, 2 mos. old, wt. 30-40
Ibs., $3. 50, ea., or $2.50 ea. not
reg. Burford Johnson, Sparta.

Reg. Red Berkshires, 10-12
wks. old, ready for delivery. Cy
B. Collins, Hazlehurst.

8 purebred pigs, sub. to reg.,
also 200 lb. reg male. Oscar
Waters, Glennville.

Black Essex, 40 Ibs., $6. 00: 50
Ibs., $7.50; 60 Ibs., $9. 00; 70 lbs.
80-90 Ibs. $12.00 ea.
with papers. No akin pairs. W.
J. Bargeron, Sardis, Box 146.

9 reg. Championship biood
Berkshires, ready for del.; also

10 reg. O. iC. pigs. Frank Pir-

kle, Cumming, Rt. 3.

9 mos old, purebred, 200 Ib.}

P. C. hog. W. A. Davis Atlanta,
875 Warren St., W.

4 prs. choice, oe big
bone P. C. 8 wks. oid, $7.00 pr.
$4.00 ea. FOB; 75c ea. extra
reg. buyers name Forrest Lee,
Franklin, Rt. 1.

Berkshire-Duroc. pigs, far-
rowed June 30th, $4.00 ea. H. J.
Lamb, Zebulon.

1 Black African Guinea 140-
150 Ib. boar, $15.00 at barn. Al-
so 2 male yearlings, 250-300 Ib,
ea. Wont ship. E. F. Seabolf,
Locust Grove, Rt. 2.

Purebred, big bone Blue
Guineas, gilt, bred, $12.00;
boar, nearly 4 mos. old and gilt,
8-wks. old, $6.00 ea. FOB Man-
chester. Johnson , Weldon,
Woodbury, Rise:

Reg. S. P. C. 9 wks. old, boars
$6.00 ea.; sows, $8.00 ea. Ap-
proximately 50 per eent each
white and black. Fine blood
lines. Billie Cawthorn, Jackson,
Rt

S. Pa Cy pigs, purebred, 8
wks. old, $6.00 ea, Harold Dur-
den, Loganville, Rt. 3.

16 S. P. C.,.60 lb. ave. fat,

thrifty, reasonable at my lot,
1% mi, W. Indian Springs. No
shipping. J. C. Killebrew, Jack-
son.

5 shoats, 8 mos. old, 8 to 10
ass old, Hampshire and O. IL.

$5.00.t0 $8.00 ea. here, 2 mi.
Beyond River off new Atlanta-
Marietta Highway. Mrs. N. S.
Herod, Mail, Ga. Tech, Atlanta.

Big bone black African Gui-
neas, 8-9 wks. old, $8.00 ea.,
$15. 00 pr. 4-5 mos. old gilts,
$12.50 ea. Trade one for Dark
Cornish pullets and cockerels,
this. yrs. hatch, purebred and
healthy. F. P. Prather, Monroe,

Rt. 1,

-C. pigs, sub. to Rae fin-}
oP quality. 40 to- select from.
E. L. Fenn, Decatur, 2210 Flat
Shoals Road (Rt. 1.)

\ For Service: A real good,
young Berkshire boar, out of
grandparents that were shown
at California Worlds Fair. The
Moock Advance Breed, $3.00
at service. Service guar. H. C.

Snyder, Marietta, 621 Kenne-

saw Ave.

Purebred, med. type ee
pigs, at bargain prices.
furnished: also sound,
pure Brabham peas $1. 13DU.,
pone strong bags, FOB depot.

, P. Chappell, Richland.

24 S. P. C. 14 wks. old; med.
blocky, well marked, World
Championship blood. Treated,

C:
Ped.

crated, reg. buyers name, $7.50
ea., 3 for $20.00; 2 same breed- :

ing service males,
All FOB.
Sandersville.
8 wks. old, half Black Guinea
and Red Berkshire pigs, $5.00
ea, A. P. Rush, Hazlehurst. -

Berkshire pigs from

$15.00 ea.
Harvey Roughton,

reg.

| stosk $5.00 ea. at the barn.

Fred L. White, Buckhead.

|RABBITS AND GUINEA

PIGS (CAVIES)
FOR SALE

NI

Lepr: Belgium Hares, 10 mos.}

old $2.25; Angoras, 2-3 mos. old
$1.00 pr.; White N. Z. bucks, 3
mos. old, 50c ea.; Black Cochin
bantam chickens, $1.50 pr:
Lockard Bell, Atlanta, a Al-|
paunser St. N. W.

2 each, grown. les and fe-
as ae and 6-3 wks. old cavies,
$3.80. R. H. Ridgway, Canon.
6 (4 does) young rabbits,
from Red and White mixed
parents, 30c ea. J. C. Brown,
pales 2p3. Cherokee Place,

Breeding shack N. Z. Whites,
Reds, Champagne Dargents,
young and matured stock, vir-
gin doe and bucks. All healthy
and vigorous stock, Reasonable.
Wylie A. Pope, . Atlanta, 1180
No. Highland Ave., Noe

20 young, white N. Z. from
10 wks. to 1 yr. old and N. Z.
Reds, 12 wks. to Yr. old, $2.00
prs to. $6.00 pr. Other: nice
breeds cheap. Mrs. Julia sa
doe, Decatur, Rt. 1.

CATTLE FOR SALE

A good milker, 8 yrs. old,
reasonabl at my home, 7 mi.
North of Dallas. J. W. Maxwell,
Dallas, Rt. 1.

4 gal. milch cow, fresh .
(5th ealf) $45.00 cash. Ted mae
kins, Ben Hill.

10 mos. old Jersey male
(mother a Gold Medal cow),
Coronation Dreenure. Good. in-
dividual. $40.00. K. D. Sanders,
Eatonton, Rt. 2.

Reg. Jersey male, 3 yrs. old,
$75.00. Mrs. J. H. Harper, Ma-
dison.

1 reg. Guernsey bull, 10 wks.
old, from high producing stock.
Also reg. Duroc-Jersey gilts.
Priced for quick sale: G. W.
Doolittle, Sandersville.

Fine, 15 mos. old Jersey bull,
stock from 4 gal. sow, $35.00.
, H.. C.. Harrell, Eastman,

Purebred Jersey, now fresh
with extra fine heifer (3rd
calf) $55.00 cash. Mrs. L.
Ashworth, Loganville, Rt. 1.

Jersey milch cow, 3 gal. day
very rich milk, also seedling
pecans for sale. Claude Eu-
banks, Smyrna, Be 1712 W.

Reg. (Columbus Roberts
stock) Jersey bull, about 3 yrs.
old, for sale. J. T. Christie,
Concord.

2 Jersey pulls, 8 and 15 mos.
old, $25.00 ea. W. O: Hazel,
Goggins. : Sy

2 fine, young, gentle steers
now ready to break for farm
steers, $75.00 pair. Will sell
single. Enclose postal for reply.
Wiley N. Greene, Gray, Rt. 2.

Fine, healthy, Jersey, just
freshened, 3rd calf. $60.00 cash
at barn without calf. Rent un-
til May ist, $10.00, payable in
advance, Come see for full de-
tails. Frank Cain, Buford, Rt. 2.

15 reg. horn-type Hereford
bulls, 12 #0 18 mos. old. born,
bred, and raised in Ga. $125. to
$500. P. A. Price, Albany.

Jersey with 3rd calf 2 wks.

old, 4 gal., $75.00; 1 with calf 2
mos. old, 3% gal, $55.00; also
littlebone black African boar,
Yr. old, about 200 Ibs., ready
for service, $20.00; 3 mos. old
pigs, $5.00 ea. O. P. Sinquefield.
Harrison.
. 20-25 grade Jersey and
Guernsey cows, springing
heavy with 2nd and 3rd oe
$50.00 ea. for entire herd. F. L..
Toney, Greensboro.

Jersey cow with twin heifer
calves, for sale. Roger Ben
Bnet RFD, ees

clean, |

. Box 240,

-tams, $1.00. Mrs.
Hartwell.

3 fr z

sey milch cows, 2nd ends 3rd]
calves; heavy milkers, rich in
butter-fat, $50.00-$60.00. Trade

for fat, dry cows near by. See
Payne, Reynolds. .

1 part Gurnsey cow, fresh in
June, also other cows, for oo
Mrs. Jim Drawdy, Jesup, Rt.

Box 10.

Sev. young Hereford bulls,

purebred but not reg., $65. 00
ea.; 2 reg. young Polied tere

ford. pulls, $95.00 ea. Good in-| -

ready for service.

dividuals,
P.

Lorna M. Biggers, Atlanta,
O. Box 73, Northside Branch.

Young Jersey fresh (3rd
ealf) gentle, milked 37% lbs.
day, $100.00 or $90.00 without
calf. At barn. Rufus R. Duffey, ]
Carrollton, Mt. Oak Farm.

Extra fine, purebred Jersey
cow, fresh in, for sale. Re BD:
Tatum, Palmetto.

1 good Jersey milch cow, for
sale. J. B. Miller, Woodland,
Rt. 1, Box 59.

2 yr. old,. ree: Hereford bull
for sale. A. B. Preston, Monroe.

Young. bull, 2 heifers, 1 cow

and i mule, for sale or trade.]
J. F. Schneider, jee pa 4,

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE

4 abies fa weushite Bambe

lette rams from Ist prize pen

and reg. prize winning sire,
$10.00 ea. here. (Any day ex-
cept Saturdays). Chas. L. Col-
lisn, Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box 28 A
(Round Top Rd. near Sunlight
Church).

Fine milk goat, French Alp-

ine-Nubian Lo Sell or exc.

for cattle. J. M. Dial, Bogart.

Large, ne ie gentle, well-
broken buck, $5. 00 or value in

hens. Charles Ledford, Mable-]|-

ton.
Reg. purebred Nubian buck,

| 2 yrs. old, finest of breeding,

Fee, $3.00; Sell for $25.60; A
milking doe, % gal.. Saanan-
Nubian, $15. 00: f giving 1 qt., a
cross bred, $10.00. Stamp for
reply. F. E. Brubbs, Demorest,
Biot,

Purebred Toggenburg bucks,
naturally hornless, from good
milks stock, $25.00 ea. Copy of
ped. if requested. Mrs. Ova-
lene Highland, Lavonia, Rt. 1.

~ At StudSir Roderick, No.
T-2678, the most outstanding
Toggenburg buck in the South.

Reg. Ped. and naturally horn-

less. From 15% Ib. milk stock
and guar. fertile. Quality
breeding for milk production.
Fee $5.00. Services booked in

rotation. John Hynds, Atlanta,

93 Warren St. N. E. De 5140.

Saanan. billy, 6 mos. old,
purebred, from 5 qt. doe, $6.00
FOB, crated. Cecil Otwell, Bre-
men...

At stud, large natural butt-
headed, Toggenburg buck, Vig-
orous, fertile and blooded milk
stock. Does boarded reasonably.
Fee, $2.00. Mrs. Zada McElroy,
Atlanta, 205 Norwood Ave.

POULTRY WANTED

LEGHORNS:

Want buy 12 W. L. a not
over 1 yr. old. Mrs. J. K. Will-
jams, Unadilla, Rt: 1.

MISCELLANEOUS
CHICKENS:

Want trade Chinchilla rab-

bits for chickens. E. S. Heath,

Atlanta, 934 Waverly Way.

PIGEONS:

Want Racing Homer pigeons.
Must be healthy and not too
old, prefer reg. and seamless
banded, others considered. Hen-
ry Harn, Jr., -Grittin:-

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

Want 8 young duck hens and
2 drakes, 4 wks. old the best
breed for table use. R. J. El-
lison, Girard.

POULTRY FOR SALE

ANCONAS:

385 AAA Anconas, 4% mos.
old, almost ready begin laying,
$25.00, or 75c ea. Carl Crider,
Crawford, P. O. Box 103.

BANTAMS:

1 pr. Black Polish bantams
(cream erested) $4.00; Eggs,
$2.00 doz.; also Chukar part-
ridges (laying) $5.00 pair. C.
T. Gaines, Buford.

3 Black Cochin bantams and
2 White Rocks, 2 mos. old, $2.
for lot; Purebred 4% mos. old
R. I. Red rooster, $1.50; cala-
mus root, 10c Ib. Add postage.
Mrs. Lillie M. Johnson, Logan-}
yvill Rt to

Trio beautiful mixed ban-
J. M. Bobo,

Maca 171 North A
Mixed bantams, ha
$1.00 trio; some small
ea.; purebred Buff C
ea. Frank Barford
1185 Moreland Ave. 8S.

R. I. Red banta
young pairs from - ne
$3.00 pr. del. Ga. i
way, Atlanta, 27 SI ad
lawn. sap
25 small type mere ms.
undetermined, 3 wks. to
old, wt. 1 lb. when grown,
FOB. Efford Southern, Ri

2 full grown bla
duck-legged, purebred
bantam heng and rooster
grown, $4.00 for trio;
purebred Jap Silkies, $2.50.
B. Howell, Pavo.

BARRED. WHITE AN
OTHER ROCKS: >

15 AAA V. PIR. A

| ters, $1.00 ea. a

possible. Mrs.
Wri oe

el str. $10.00 for beens
'-1939 hatc

4 cockerels, $1.50 ea. |

Wallace, Bowersville

100 White and B. Rock pt
lets, 14 Buff and White Bez
ed Polish chickens, 50c
-taken at once. 3
Roosevelt Highway be w P.
metto. Mrs. a
Sharpsburg.

Bush AAAA cream 1 ati
-R. February roosters,
Mrs. J..J. Oliver, C
Rt. 3: Z :

30 pureored. bloodtested
R. pullets, 14 wks. ol Oc
Mrs BiG Mathis,

Rt. 3. 5 ;

CORNISH:
Large type Dark Co
April cockerels,
for $2.50; 4, $4. 50:
r rooster, $1. 15: 1 d0z :

crate. FOB. C.

-vester. z f Soe
7 pure, large type

Cornish pullets and 1 cot

about 5 mos. old. $5.00.

D. Fussell, McRae. 32

:

| os, $3.00; 2 Ib. size See $!

Guar. game. Will ship COD L,
T. Vaughn, Royston, Rt

Few fine ree game pul
for sale. G. A. Fussell, Atla
889 Edgewood Ave, ;

6 nice game cocks,
$1.25 ea. Exc. the 6 for
and a stag of oe :
Roundheads. C. WN
Gainesville, Rt. a

Sniders pure Bacon
horse games, cocks, $2.50;
$2.00: quail size, $1 00
Ginn Grays, cocks and he
ea. Tom Weaver, Cano:

LEGHORNS:

2 Seidels A large
roosters, 8 wks. old, $1. 50
A. C, Freeman, Flovilla, R

Several AAAA Bush

$1.25 ea. here, or $1
shipped. Mrs. "Robert
ham, Camilla, Rt. 1.

160 early April etek
L. pullets, $65.00 C. or 7
J. D. Pierce, Gainesville R

Match hatch AA big Mee
L. pullets, 85c ea. _ Chas.
Woodliff, Flowery es

ea: 90 hens, 90c ea. FOB.
returned. Mrs. J. B..
Lincolnton, Rt..4..

1000 Eng. W.
lets for sale. W.
Blackshear,

60 AA W. L.
wks. old, 35 ea. for lo
or more in lot, 40c
returned. Mrs. E. K.
er, Cobbtown. x

175 big type W. L. he
mos. old, laying so per
65c ea.; 170 pullets, ae
old, 60 ea. fees M
Temple, Rt. 2. :

5 mos. =:
W. L., heavy Jaying stock
ters $2. 00 and $2.50. ea.
Ret L: Chae eC

Leghorn hens, :
producers, $1. 00 ea. Se ie
Thompson, one Rt.
30 B. L. pullets, -
April hatch, 80 ea.
Shaw, ates a A ;

W. Hall, Social Circle.

OULTRY FOR SALE

NORCAS:

Black Minorea hens, 15
os. old, 75c ea. FOB. Ashley
aff, Ashburn, RFD.

1 Buff Minorca hens, lay-

g, no culls, Lindstrom st.,

$10.00 plus exp. chgs.; 100

ll gourds, well cured and

ight but not scraped, 35c doz.

ne _ Mrs.- PC. Lord.
2

Kirchers Special str. Golden

uff Minorcas, fine layers, yr.}
hens and 2 roosters, $1.00;

a. Mrs. C. H. Ward, Adairs-

2 nice April hatch 'pullets.
nm good str. mixed breed
s, $5.00 FOB. No culls. Mrs.

T. MeNelley. Turnerville.
mixed chickens, 4 wks. old
A. - T= Creoms;

pr. a., Lahores, Arch-
jes, Tumblers, Indian Go-
, Shields. Nuns, Rollers.
pair: Racing Homers and
x Kings, $1-5@ pr. Clay-
Garrett. Gainesville, Box

ney pigeons, Ringneck and

ite sacred doves; chickens,

yntams and pit games: Sid

xylors, Mugs. Roundheads and

nentors, young and ma-

ed stock. All at fair price. J.
ry, Norcross, Box 125.

(NEW _HAMPSHIRES >
RHODE ISLANDS):

8 fine R. I. Red cockerels,
et from Contest Winners,
e 1st hatch, for sale in Aug-
at my home. F. B. Felker,
eville. 3351 Stewart Ave.
S.C R. IJ. Red hens and I
e rooster. $1.00 ea. Mrs. C.
Farrar. Jenkinsburg. |
I. Red hens, 2 yrs.
f .. 5 hens and roost-
00: N. Hampshire Reds.
(10 wks. old roosters, 75c
OB. Mrs. W. L. Sessions,

th mother hen. 1 yr. old,
' for the 16, FOB; 1 Aris-
rat, 9 mos. old. 9 lb. Barred
ck, $1.00 FOB. Walter W.
thern, Roy.
fine R. I. Red pullets, ov-
os. old. 75ec ea. FOB:
fer you come to my yard,
will ship. Sankey Tyson,

H. Red 5 mos.. old

els. full grown, from

s Special layers, $1.50

r $1.10 ea. for lot. Mrs. R.
ming. Lincolnton, Rt. 2.

ine R. I. Red cockerels,

+ from Contest Winners.

st hatch, $9.00. for lot.

me get them. F. B. Felker,

peville, 3351 Stewart Ave.

urebred AAA Red Speckled
sex April pullets and cock-
60c ea. Eggs, 60c per 15
ys. Christine Wilson,

ille, Rt. 1.

KEYS. GUINEAS, GEESE,
S ETC... FOR: SALE:

vey ducklings, 2-4 wks.
ec and 20c ea: 4 grown
nd drake, $3.00; also
d biddies (mixed heav-
or sale; Want 100 heavy
| chicks on shares to 8
old. Mrs. W. Tom Bryan,
ants 1. eee
cks, 4 Mallard, 4 Black
ite Muscovey and 1
Mallard. drake, $1.00. ea.;
il hatch drakes, 50c ea.;
red Buff Orp. hens, some
$1.00 ea.;

ille. z
ay hatch young turkeys.
d.. $1.40 ea. in lots of
00 for lot. Not del. M.
J. E. Sikes. Cochran,
. St. !
ec M. B. day old poults,
a.: 1 wk. old, 30c. ea:; /2
old, 35 ea.; also 25 Ibs.,
white. downy feathers, 50c
or lot del. $11.00. Sample
quest. Mrs. Mary Collins,
le, .

Pekin ducks (6 pure
5 black and white) just
grown, $1.00 ea. Mrs.
pence, Hamilton. 4

s. eld M. B. turkeys, for

ew 2 yr. old Bronze hens,

-ea. Prepaid in lots of 10
. Mrs. L: D. Scoggins,
Re Le

yhite ganders, March hatch

a. FOB, or 75c ea., del. De-

Buchanan, Baxley, Rt. 4,

. Silver Lace Wyandotte g

\AA grade, from blood-
lock; 10 pullets and 1
er. $10.00. Money order.
W. Hightower, Rich-
.;

lotie hens and cocks, $1
jers, 75 a.; want reg.
y. calves. Dotia Harris,

| acres cotton, 30 a. peanuts and

: 10 for $9.00.)
Col. Roberta McCollum}.

FARM HELP WANTED

Want 2 families with 4 or 5
cotton pickers in each family.
within 50 miles Luthersville.
Must be good, honest, worker.
House and wood free. -W. P-
Couch. Luthersville.

Want white woman, 18 to 35,
for gen. light farm work, no
field work, for home with aged
mother and son. room and
board and $2.50 week. Give full
details about self. Chaplie
Jones. Smyrna.

Want young white girl in
her teens for light farm work,
no field work. Home in fam--
ily of 3 adults. Room, board.
reasonable salary. Must be re-
liable, ambitious. good charact-
er, no bad habits and anxious
to work. Mrs. L. D. Williams,
Atlanta, 589 Boulevard. N. E.

Want good, unencumbered.
white or colored woman to live
on farm near College Park. and
help with light work. Must be
good character. Give 2 ref., in
answering. Mrs. Ruth Hale, At-
lanta, 151 Arcade.

Want country raised, settled
woman for light farm work.
Must be honest. good health,
willing worker. No field work.
Ref. exch. Mrs. C. I. DeShong
Stone Mtn. Rt. 1. :

Want man with good family
to work on farm, gathering
crop. Must be honest, straight
and good workers. W. A.
Moore, Haddock, Rt. 1.

Want good man, who knows
farming. for good farm, on
standing rent basis. Sam Mc-
Calla. Tunnel Hill.

Want white woman, 20-40
yrs. old with some education.
for light farm work, no field
work. Live as one of family and
$2.00 week. Mrs. E. L. Hancock.
Leslie.

Want 2 large families to pick
cotton, by August 10th. Good
cotton and plenty of it. A. L.
Locke, Dublin, Rt. 3.

Want at once. good, honest,|.

reliable, settled man and wife
to work on small farm. Regular
job. W. H. Lawrence, Macon,
Rt. 5, Box - 169: :

Want. man to share crop 30

A. farm: pay wages for work
until planting time. House and
wood furnished. C. B. Suits. St.
George. :
. Want family to gather 25
50 of corn. Good house. and
water furnished. Ready to ga-
ther middle of August. C. D.
Williamson, Americus, Dawson
Road.

Want reliable middleaged
colored woman for light farm
work, milk but no field work.
for elderly couple only. $2.50
Mrs. Henry Bullock, Dal-
as.

Want reliable farmer for
good 52 a. farm. available 1941.
15 a. bottoms. Fine house, good
well, good barn. Wilson Mill
Rd., 2 mi. S. W. Adamsville. 9
mi. Atlanta. Consider standing
rent. After seeing (consult Tex-
as or Gulf Station, Adamson-
ville for location) communicate
with owner. E. L. Bailey, At-

lanta, Room 8. Terminal Sta-

tion.

Want reliable woman for
light farm work, no field work.
Must be smart. clean, honest.
State age and salary wanted.
P. D. Petty. Ben Hill.

Want middleaged woman to
work on farm, no field work.
Consider woman with children
if old enough to work in field.
Max Zugar. Pittsburg.

Want man to work 45 or 50
stands of bees on halves, or
will sell bees. E. L. Frerking,

Lumber City. Box 162.

Want colored family (one in
family to plow, hoe. cut with
axe and shovel) fer farm work.
Must not be lazy. Ci: M. Jack-
son, Lawrenceville..

Want reliable. colored wo-
man for gen. light farm work.
no field work. Good room and
wages. Mrs. Mamie Taylor, Sa-
vannah, Louisville Rd.

Good opening for educated,
refined, intelligent single per-
son or young couple, prefer
young boy and girl (orphans)
who need good home to help on
mall farm, poultry, etc. M.
Sanders. Nashville, Rt. 1.

Want 2 or 3 good families to
pick 60 or 70 bales of cotton.
Houses to live in free. W.
Reese, Doerun, Rt. 3.

Want honest, willing worker
to help around farm, cut wood.
etc. 25-45 yrs. old, sober and
reliable. At once. Board, laun-
dry and small: salary. H. F.
Seay. Ellenwood, Rt. 2.

Want family large (5 or 6)
enough to manage 2 h. crop.
Drunkard need not apply. 10
mi. North Canton. Come see at
aos H. G. Brown, Canton, Rt.

Want good, nice, reliable. un-
encumbered white woman for
light farm work. Live as one of
family and small salary. Mrs.

W. T. Herrington, Perkins.

MARKET BU
FARM HELP WANTED

Want nice, unencumbered,
white woman of good charact-
er, 25-50 yrs. old to live in
home with mother and_ help
with light farm work. for home.
clothes and spending money. M.
C. Hynes. Oakman. ;

Want. colored farm hand.
single or small family. Salary
and house. In Emanuel Co. C.
O. Johnson, Savannah, 205 W.
38th St. y

Want family, white or col-
ored. to gather crop. House.
wood and water and-farm wag-
es paid. Pierce N. Kitchens.
Mitchell

Want woman over 35, for
light farm work. no field work.
$2.00 week and board. Mrs.
Winston White, Braselton. P.O.
Box 41.

Want white girl, over 18, for
light farm work. no field work.
Board. room and $10.00 mo. 10
mi. Atlanta. Mrs. J. G. Myers,
Stone Mtn. Rt. 1 (Willow
Springs).

Want country raised white or
colored girl. for - light farm
work. no field work. Christian

home and $1.50 week. Prefer)

one living near Decatur or Li-
thonia. Mrs. J. E. Benton, De-
catur, 385 Drexal Ave: De 0084.

Want neat. reliable. colored
girl for light farm work. $10.00
mo.. room and board. Mrs. G.
C. Strickland. Atlanta, 407 Ma-
rietta St.

Want white woman, not ov-
er 40. of good character and
good health. for light farm

work, no field work. Home and

9.00 week. Mrs. John F.

James, Sylvester. Rt. 2.

Want family of about 6 will-
ing workers to gather crop this
fall. Mrs. J. M. Bobo, Hart-
well. Rt. 1.

Want good, clean. respectable
woman, not over 45, for light
farm work, no field work. Live
as one of family and reason-
able salary. J. S. Hammons,
Cumming. Rt. 4.

FARM PARTNER
~ WANTED

Want to talk with man that
will batch and help make a
crop, also help us locate a place.
Ref. exch. Claud T. Arnold, At-

Janta, c-o Gen. Del.

Want farm partner, with
exp.. and furnish self. Have
real broiler farm on paved
highway, also rare flower
plants.. bulbs, nursery well
started. Furnish house (electric
lights, water, etc.) to right par-
ty. Near schools. churches, J.
R. Montgomery, Jasper.

Want farm partner who can}

furnish self. Have real broiler
farm on paved highway. Elec-
tricity. Willis Wilkinson, Villa
Rica.

Want partner to furnish 50
to 100 head of cattle. 130 A.
crop land, 350 A. grazing un-
der fence: good soil, good pas-
ture. never failing water. E. E.
Bishop. Thomasville. Rt,.3.

POSITIONS WANTED

Want job for bal. this and
next year as overseer of gen.
farm, stock, poultry, ete. Well
exp. ,also raised on farm. Mar-
ried. 6 in family, 5 to work.
References. Part pay and part
percentage. C. Davis, Atlanta.
941 Hunter St. S. E. Ma 6068.

Mother, 2 small children.
want light farm work, near At-
Janta, no field work, for home
for self and children and some
money. Can drive car, milk and
do most any kind work. Mrs.
Virginia Starr, Atlanta, Rt. 3,
c-o J. M. Gardner.

White, country raised girl, 22
yrs. old; wants job light farm
work, no field work, at once.

Miss Sara Cloud. Cumming, Rt.

5, c-o Mrs. M. Moulder.
Single, white man wants

work on poultry or dairy farm,

or nursery. Marion Rhodes, Jr.,

Martinez.

.. Want ligth farm work, no
field work, with nice people,
prefer old couple, for home and
$4.00 week. Miss) Montean
Whelass, Athens, Rt. 3, Box
216. ;

Middleaged, unencumbered
man wants job on farm for bal.
this: yr. $15.00 mo., board and
Jaunory. Sober and lifetime
exp. Drive car or truck. So.
Ga. or near Savannah pre-
ferred. Best of ref. J. F. Lewis.
Hazlehurst, Rt. 3.

Want 1 h. farm for 1941,
Good land and house, out-
bidgs., etc. 2 or 3 miles El-
berton or Athens. Furnish self
and have own stock and tools.
Farmed all life. Want 5 A. or
more in cotton. T. Lester Mas-
sey, Danielsville, Rt. 3.

Want job looking after smal
chicken farm. Exp. also repair
and carpenter and paint exp. D.
F. Sheppard, Blackshear, Rt. 1,
Box 260. sae

Best of ref.

drive

=

| POSITIONS WANTED

Man, 29. wants job. Exp. SeR-
farming, some dairy, tar and
truck driving and repair same.
Honest and sober. Anywhere
for good wages. David Bass.
Atlanta. Rt. 7. Box 124.

Man 46, wants good 1 h.
crop for 1941 or overseer for
wages. Have own stock and
tools. Furnish self. Raised on
and farmed all] life. some car-
penter and blacksmitk work.
Wife, 1 girl and self. Es
Charles, Ramhurst, Rt. 1, Box
39:

Want job gen. farm work and
cotton picking. 4 in family.
Farmed all life. Have to be
moved. Need job at once. E. H.
Foster, McIntosh.

Want job as overseer cf farm
for 1941. Graduate of Madison
A and M in 1929. Sober, will-
ing to work. 30 yrs. old, wife
and 1 child. 10 yrs. exp. farm-
ing. cattle and hog raising. Or-
an Hunt. Thomson, Rt. 3. ~

Honest, sober. reliable man,
25 yrs. old, single, warts job
in dairy with good man. Plenty
exp. Good dry hand milker. L.
M. Ross. Barnesville. Rt. 1.

34 yr. old married man wants
job on dairy or as farm helper.
No bad habits. Wife and 8 yr.
old boy. Want 3 R. hagse, wood,
water, reasonable wages. Cecil
Watson. Atlanta. Rt. 1. Box 247.

Want S12 H. crop. with
good man. near school and
chureh. Good house, with work
all winter. Prefer near Atlan-
ta. B. A. Harrison, Villa Rica,
Box 156.

Middleaged woman
light farm work, no field work,
for home, board and $3.00 wk.
Bessie Toole, Athens, Rt. 1.

Young 27 yr. old white man
and wife, 1 child, want job on
farm or dairy. Plenty exp. Go
anywhere. State salary. Jimmie
Taylor, Poulan, Box 533.

Want job stock tending, car-
penter and repair work, or
poultry job. No field work.
Henry Vickers, Reidsville, Box

3168.

16 yr. old boy, finished 7th
grade, orphan, wants place on
sood farm with reliable people
to help with work for home,
spending money and chance to
finish school -@.. Po Meeiain,
Tallapoosa, 23 Spring St.

Want job as overseer of farm.

Sev. yrs. exp., also in livestock.

Salary or commission basis.
Write offer, large
or small. BE. A. Cato, Albany,
516 Flint Ave.

Want job as overseer .
farm. 25 yrs. exp., good
Like start right away. E.
Hansford, Athens, 648
Lumpkin St.

Want place as caretaker of
farm or estate. 30 yrs. old. re-
liable, sober, honest, high
school education, no bad habits
8 yrs. at last place. Can drive
ear. Ref. exch. Chas. S. Reed.
Rome, Rt. 1.

Want job farming or on dai-
ry: Can do carpenter work,
tractor and any kind
farm work. 4 in family, 2 able
workers. Near Atlanta. Thom-
as Reese, McDonough, Rt. 3, c-o
R. L. Caswell.

Want small farm near Atlan-
ta, with house. Shares or other
basis. Willie Brand, Riverdale,
Rive.

2 families want jobs gather-
ing crops and 2-1 horse or 3
h. crop. on halyes; 1 with cul-
tivator, 4 inl family: large
enough to work; 2 in other
family. Have to be moved. So.
Ga. A. D. Maness, Hartwell.
Box 261.

Want job on farm, looking
after livestock, ete. Exp. all
kinds farm work, also carpen-
ter, $25.00-$35.00 mo. Elisha
Justi, Altamaha.

Single, white girl wants
home with old couple and $4.00
mo. in exchange for light farm

work, no field work. Near
chureh and town. A. E. Worley.
Winston, Rt. 1.

Want job as caretaker. Many
yrs. exp. as gardener and. land-
scape man. small family. M. H.
Smith, Elberton. 2

Christian woman, 50, unen-
cumbered, healthy, farm raised.
wants light farm work at once.
No field work. Mrs. Rosa Wal-
lace, Rossville, c-o Gen. Del.

Want job as. caretaker of
farm (not physically able man-
ual labor), 32 yrs. exp. farm
ing. Satisfaction assured. A. W.
Roberson. Chula.

32 yr. old, white, single man
wans job on farm with. elderly
counvle. Prefer tractor driving,
but consider riding cultivator.
Sober, honest: reliable. Consid-
er gathering present crop, with
Christian people. Fred D. Gar-
rick, Brooklet, Rt. 2.

Want job in dairy or farm,
near Atlanta. Exp. also truck
driver. J. W. Brooks, Coving-
ton. Rt. 5, c-o J. A. Middle-
brooks,

of
ref. |

No.

wants|_

~

-field work,

62 yr. old woman, alone,
wants home with Christian
people on farm, helping with
light work. Not able to do hard
labor. Mrs. Lena Turner, Fair-
burn.

Want hear from reliable pa
ty with good tobacco or tur-
pentine proposition for 1941
crops. House to live in. S. T.
Jefferson. West Green. Rt. 2.

18 yr. old girl wants gl
farm work, no field work, wi
reliable people for reasonab
wages and home. Winnie
Tavlor. Rabun Gap.

Want job canning fruit on
halves. Write. Mrs. Raymond
Taylor, Rabun Gap. Rt. 1,

Want place in good, rejiab
home as member of family
exchange for light farm w
no field work. Small salary
yrs. old. Myrtie Powell. Me
ter. c-o M. E. Trapnell. :

Want job on general far
Can drive truck. Married.
family. Ref. A. J. Martin.
lanta, 189 Woodward Ave. S.

Want real good 2 or 3 h. farm
grow corn, small grain, cattle
and poultry. Have own sto
and tools. Satisfaction: W. .
Stewart, Commerce, Rt. 5

2 families want work gat
ering crop in Southwest
and crop.on halves for 194
You move me. A. D. Mane
Hartwell, Box 261.

Married man, wants job on
dairy. 10 yrs. exp. 6 in fam:
ily, 3 to milk, aH! willing werk-
ers. J. O. Coleman. Alamo, RFD
Ie Le

White woman, 48. wants light
farm work, no field work, f
home with good people an
small salary. Mrs. Juranie Bu
ler, Millen, Rt. 3. 9

Want place as caretaker of
large estate. Married. 38 yi
old. 2 children. Reference
State salary and details. L
ther Norris, Tennille.

20 yr. old, married. man, no
bad habits, wants job in dairy
or with poultry. Wife and self
only, willing workers. Re
Robert E. Hancock, Bishop. _

White family, wants day k
bor on farm. $1.00 day. Hous
needed. 4 to work. B. H. Smit
Musella, Rt. 1. =

Young white woman, 23 yr
old, wants light farm work, n
field work, for reliable peopl]
at once. Reasonable sal
Georgia O. Cochran, Ben
Rt

Young man wants job 0
farm, $15.00 mo., board- ar
washing. Communicate
Mrs. O. B. Faulkner, Colb
Rtg.

Family of 10 with life tim
exp. farming. want work. Mo
anytime; have to be mov
Live I mi. Dexter on Dext
Dublin Highway. Frank Wilsoi
Dexter, Rt. 1. |S

Nice country girl wants go
home, near Atlanta, and $3.60
week in exchange for light
farm work. Trans to be fur-
nished. Ref. exch. Commun
cate with N. G. Cantrell, Br
men, Rt. 1, Box 15 A. gre,

Want job with Christia
family, light farm work, n
$2.50 week and
home. 38 yrs. old. Juineta Gi
strap, Suwanee, Rt. 1. :

20 yr. old boy wants job or
farm. 12 mos. Xp. drivin
truck. Sober, able worker, w
180 lbs. Hubert Massey, Bow-
man, Rt. 1. os

Want job looking after ca
the, and also want about
hens and 2 or 3 brood sows
few patches to raise feed

halves. A. W. Melson, Yates

ville, Rt. bk

Farmer, single, settled, mi
dleaged; can do carpenter w
painting, build fences, etc., ar
tend any kind live stock, wan
job. R. M. Purcell, Decatur. 6
East Lake Dr. ae

Want farm near East Po
Have own stock. Want abou
A. cotton allotment and about
20 A. bottom land: good heuse,
out-bldgs., pasture, etc. Good
references. Satisfactory bas
At once. John Clark, Temp
Rt, 1 Box 42 B? sae

Single, young man wants job
as dairy man or looking afte
stock and gen. farming.
in both. Strictly sober , do
curse. Ref. H. Owdem, R
land, c-o J. H. Ward.

Man of middleage wants.
looking after stock and poi
try. Good work. Best of refer-
ences. H. H. Fisher, Atlanta.
475 McDaniel St. =

Want good 2 h. farm within
15 or 20 mi? Atlanta, wi
plenty of pasturage; raise hogs
and chickens, etc. Plenty
help. References. Arthur Jo
Atlanta, 282 Leonard St. N

Want job on farm or da
Well exp. in both. Like
preach regular when not
work, as Minister of Gos
Rev. Geo. P. Sommers, S
ten, Rt. 3. S