fonts Fo Peduce S Mcket 
 
; ei Dinicnd Move. Most Commodities 
With Fair Prices. 
 
fod rate afebeipts of Georgia 
A and other vegetables have 
rices - and good movement.. 
 
cabbage, Z 
 
1a beans have begun coming on the mar- 
 
d the demand has been good. Both Fordhooks 
 
tter beans have been selling for mostly $1.25  
 
$1.40 per bushel hamper. . 
The supply of snap beans has been rather large 
ing the past week-end and prices have declined. 
lity Red and Black Valentines are selling 
c tc 65c per bushel. 
ave been on the market during the past two 
nd best quality sold as high as 65 per 
en bunches. 
 
he onion | movement in Avania at the paca 
 
is practically at a standstill. All of the whole- 
ss are well supplied, with no demand ex- 
for a few single bags, | During the past week 
 
nand in Northern and Eastern markets for 
tatoes. increased considerably and most of 
 
0 toes in South Georgia have been sold in 
lots to these markets. Carload prices this 
vere $1.35 per bag for number Ones, f. o. b. 
 
point and 75c for Number Twos. Cabbage 
Atlanta have been mostly from Georgia 
 
have remained steady at 65c to 75c for: 
Considerable  
 
pee come on the market from Florida, | 
 
ound and pointed  type.  
 
  
 
rices of Fresh Voie 
 
cs of fresh vegetables on the State Farm-| 
 
arket, Atlanta, May 29th: 
ns, Lima, per bushel. 322 5 
ns, Snap, per bushel 40- .60 
ns, Pole, per busheles 9 ~ .70- 90) 
bage, per cwt Oe yor 85-95 
lards, per doz. Tian 0 8 
n, per dozen ears... ees 8.20 
 
oe per bushel .65- .90 
oo _.. 1,50-1.75 
 
-90-1.15. 
 
30-75 
 
1.40-1.50 
 
50- 60 
 
.. .60-. .65 
 
a A= 2000 
 
atoes, per. ce pe 2.50-3. _ 
 
5 DS, | pa pe dove wo. . 
20- 35 
 
  
 
  
 
Bie REPORT OF GEORGIA PRODUCE 
 
Beggs | quoted below on the Atlanta Market are for eggs that have not been candled or graded for quality. Eggs that have been graded and are guaranteed 
grade A quality are bringing 3c to 5c premium. U.S. Fancies are bri inging 8c premium. Unclassified, current receipts and yard-run eggs are not bermnited 
 
to be offered to the retail trade. 
 
Atlanta 
 
  
 
Irish. 
resulted 2 : 
 
A limited amount of 
 
Claxton markets are now 
mostly tomatoes. 
 
: Squash, Cukes, Green Corn and Tomatoes. 
 
$1.25-1.40| 
 
.| melons in these state. 
 
  
 
Alabama and Georgia. 
mostly 18c to 20c per dozen ears. 
 
Turnips, Salad, Squash and. Collards Have been : 
 
in light supply with very slow demand and low 
prices. Squash are selling for 40c to 65c per bushel. 
 
Sweet potatoes are arriving chiefly from North 
|. Carolina, with occasignal loads from Georgia and  
Large lot sales of good quality stock - 
have been quoted as high as $2.10 per hundred 
Most 
 
Alabama. 
 
pounds, and jobbing sales as high as $2.20. 
 
_ Sales however, average $1.90 to $2.00. 
 
_ Cucumbers have moved slowly and in moderate 
 
: supply at 50e to $1. 00 per bushel basket Boye 
Several loads of peaches have been on the ae 
 
market during the past week, but the quality has 
 
been poor. ; 
Georgia okra and tomatoes are now arriving on 
 
the market, with a good demand. for both. Loose- 
packed crates of tomatoes are selling for $2.50 106 
 
. $2.90 and fair quality okra mostly $1.50 to $1.75 | 
per bushel. - 
 
The markets in. South Caerdia are swell supplied 
 
with Snap Beans, Pole and Butter Beans, Okra 
and. other vegetables. 
 
The quality of tomatoes in those 
sections is reported the best in several years.  
 
On the Valdosta market, trucks can load Beans, 
Water- 
melons will begin. to move on the Thomasville mar- 
ket about June 10th. 
 
  
 
Watermelon Control Rules 
 
The Watermelon Control Committee, Thad 
Huckabee, Manager, Albany, Ga., announces that 
the  following rules  regarding the shipment of 
 
| Watermelons grown in Florida, Georgia, North 
 
and South Carolina, have been promulgated by 
Hon. Henry A. Wallace, Secretary of Agriculture: 
- No handler shall at any time during the period 
 
} beginning 12:01 a. m., May 15, 1939, and ending 
 
12:01 a. m., July 31, 1939, ship from any point in 
the said southeastern states, to any market outside 
said. states, watermelons which do not meet with 
the specifications of grade Uy ae No. 1, or grade 
US. No; :2. 
 
The order was issued in A seontbaiier with the 
 
provisions of Article III, of the Marketing Agree- > 
ment and Order resulating the handling of Water- 
The order was. effective | 
 
May 15th. 
 
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Clarkes- 
 
Seles in truck _ lots are 
 
Ries Grease Wool. 
| Light Burry 
 
have produce for sale. v8 oe 
The Marketing secon states the Ww th 
 
_cantaloupe crop of between 4,000 and 5 ,000 acre 
 
will be ready for truckers. and. other buyers fro 
about June 23rd to July 15th. Hales Best is 
 
variety grown mostly. Truckers are invited to us 
the modern facilities, _ Showers, etc., of the. new 
aoe ee sei ee we 
 
  
 
  
 
Atlanta Wool sa 
 
25 per Ib. 
 
i Be per abe 
_Medium Sa : ae eet Rae 19 per Ib. 
 
Heavy eee. -16 par Ib. 
 
  
 
The Douglas, Glennville and. 
auctioning product, 
 
i _| No. 2 Soft Hogs, 150 to 180 Ibs. 
| No. 3 Soft. Hogs, 130 to 150 Ibs. 
 
1245 to 300 lbs jee 
 
: $6 to $1; throwouts, $4.50 to $5.50. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Livestock  i 
_ ATLANTA, Ga., May 29.As quoted by White 
Provision Co., and subject to chan e daily: . 
No. 1 Soft Hope, 180 to 240 Ibs. 
 
No. 4 Soft Hogs, 110 3to ae Ibs... 
No. 5, Pigs, 60 to 110 Ibs. 
 
Strictly Gur Fea Hogs 
ING to S40 tis 2 6.60 
 
300 Ibs. NOD ee ee 10. down 
180 to 176 ths) ee 6.808 
 
135 to 145 lbs. : US 85. 
P300tbs down. 3 he es Bag) 
ALBANY SOFT HOGS - 
 
 Albsny soft hogs were quoted at 6. mn for the 
market top. 
 
CATTLE  
 
Cattle: Few fed steers $8 to. $10: best gras 
fed steers and heifers, $6 to $6.50; medium and 
common kinds, $4.75 to $5.30. Fat cows, $5.50 to 
$6; medium $5 to $5.25; canners, $4 to $4. 50. 
Good, heavy bulls, $5. 75 to $6.25; light. bulls, $5 
to $5. 50. Best calves, $8 to $9; medium = 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
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d: Peas, mixed. 
oe Peas, not mixed_______ 
 
  
 
  
 
ot Potatoes, per 100 ibs. 
 
bage (green, per 100 lbs.) 
 
Ca Siiase (white, per 100 Ibs.) 
 
avine Hay, No. 1, ton 
anut Hay, No. 1, ton 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
panish peanuts, No. Sos 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
ottonseed Meal, 8 per cent 
ttenseed Meal, 7 per cent 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
   
   
 
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| Page Two | 
 
MARKET BULLETIN 
 
~CEORGIA MARKETBULLETIN 
 
Establisked by J. J. Brown, Commissioner of Agriculture | 
 
March 
 
A, 1919 
 
  
 
Published Semi-Monthly by 
. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 
eG COLUMBUS ROBERTS, Commissioner 
 
ish STILES: A. MARTIN, Editor 
Executive Office: State Capitol, Atlanta, oe 
 
Publishing Office 
 
 Covington, Ga. 
 
Notify en FORM 3578Bureae of Markets, 222 State Capitol. 
 
  
 
- Entered as second class matter August 1, 1937. at the Post 
Office at Covington. Georgia under the Act of June 8, 1930. Ac- 
 
cepted for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in Sec- 
 
 tion 1103, Act of October 8, 1917. 
 
  
 
Notices of farm produce and appurtenances admissable under 
postage regulations inserted one time on each request and re- 
- peated only when request is accompanied by new copy of notice. 
 
  
 
i Limited space will not permit insertions of notice containing 
_ more than 30 words including name and address. 
 
  
 
Under Legislative Act the Georgia Market Bulletin does not 
assume any responsibility for any notice appearing in the Bul- 
 
letin. 
 
  
 
3 Write Your Congressman and Senators 
 
| 
 
Regarding Bill S -2212 
 
Senator Josiah W. Bailey, on April 24th, introduced legis- 
lation in the Senate providing fer an annual appropriation of 
$5,000,000 to develop and improve the marketing services for 
 
all farm commodities. 
 
Senator Baileys Bil; S. 2212, states that it is for the pur- 
pose of organizing, fostering, promoting and developing mar- 
-keting services for farm commodities in such State, with a 
 
particular view to providing a 
 
marketing system which will 
 
- furnish a steady flow of standardized basic farm commodities 
to centers of distribution and will provide for farmers adequate 
 
and readily available marketing 
duced by them. 
 
facilities fer commodities pro- 
 
This Bill has the approval of many of the State Com- 
 
missioners of Agriculture, and 
 
at the meeting of the Com- 
 
missioners of Agriculture held in Washington en May 5th and 
6th, unanimous approval in principal was given to the legis- 
 
lation, 
 
Dr. Clarence Poe, Editor of the Progressive Farmer, has 
 
-coramented on the legislation as follows: 
 
| believe the 
 
$5,000,000 a year your bill proposes to set aside for marketing 
 
farm products will accomplish 
farmers and public at large as 
priation of same amount. 
 
ten times as much good for 
average Congressional appro- 
 
The Bill at the present time is in the Senate Committee 
on Agriculture, and it is hoped that it will be reported on the 
_ floor of the Senate in the near future and that favorable action 
 
thereon can be secured. 
 
Alton Cogdell, Georgia Director of the Bureau of Markets, 
in writing to the Senators and Congressmen in Washington on 
Committees of Agriculture, has made it very clear that it is 
 
te the interest of the farmers 
 
: passed. Mn. Cogdells letter states: 
 
of eee to have this bill 
 
There isnt any state in the union that has adequate 
 
marketing facilities. 
 
We are all in each state trying to do 
 
everything in our power to help the farmer obtain a fair 
- price for what he grows and the only thing we lack is a little 
- money to set up these marketing facilities. 
 
Congress has apprepriated millions and millions of dol- 
 
| Jars to teach the farmer how to grow farm products and yet, 
 
te my mind, you have neglected the most important part of 
the program, and that isproviding funds for each state to 
help the farmer realize some eash for what you have spent in 
 
teaching him to grow. 
 
Passage of this bill would mean that about $100,000 would 
 
be spent every year to help the Georgia farmers. 
 
Mr. Cogdell 
 
suggests that Georgia farmers write or wire their Congressman 
and Us S. Senators at Washington urging the passage of this 
 
oe ak 
 
x Seiond Hand | Machivery 
WANTED 
 
  
 
Want a 2h. riding cultivator. 
_ State cond. and price. Candler 
: Carron, Young Cane. 
 
Want 2 h. p. or smaller garden 
near in good cond. also at- 
tachments for same. Benno 
: Stein, Chamblee. 
 
. Want for cash a Reaper and 
Binder, also Cultivator, both in 
real good cond., and cheap. Wat- 
son Usry, Dearing, Rt. a Box 
164. 
 
Want seed ellen to re- 
@lean sorghum cane seed and 
other seed. A. G. Wells, Ashland. 
 
Want an Ensilage cutter in 
good repair. Write. 8. G. Frazier; 
Agricultural Teacher, 
 
   
 
Want some good, weed hand 
_ @usters for cotton. Claud Mont- 
gomery, Commerce. 
 
Want hear from party having 
 
BS gshafting also pulley for water 
_ wheel or wheel complete. K. Ro-. 
 
wan, Winterville. 
 
Want buy or lease good gin | 
 
 putfit in good location. Earl J. 
Marietta, 102 Hender- 
pon St. 
 
Want Wind Mill, in good cond. 
State best cash price. R. PR Ste- 
_ wens, Buena Vista. 
 
Want 1 good 2 or 4 row cotton 
- @uster, 4 row preferred. Must be 
 
_ @heap. S. O. Massey, Hull, Rt. 1. 
 
Want mule power hay baler. 
 
Must be fair price and within| 
 
weasonable distance. W. M. Hol-s 
 
shes senbeck, Winder. 
 
Want pr. wagon scales. State 
cap. width, price, etc. No junk. 
 
ee _ E. Lee, Concord. : 
 
ee @ road cart in good cond. 
 
Thresher, 
|} stacker, 
 
  
 
_heap for eash. Lee Walden, other 
Avera, 
 
  
 
Second-Hand Machinery | 
WANTED 
 
  
 
Want . English Sea Island} 
cotton gin, 1 50 saw Van Winkle} 
gin and 1 Birdaall eng. and boil- | 
 
er. State particulars. Wm. A. Ha-| 
 
gins, Oliver. 
 
in good eond., cheap. L. O. Ben- 
ton, Monticello. 
 
Want 1 pr. cottonseed seales 
for inside of Ginnery. J. H. She- 
ram, Tennille, Box 411. 
 
Want Swing Hammer Mill or 
Letz Feed mill, Corn mill, 20 or 
24 in. rocks, with 20 h. power} 
 
220 volt electric motor, in good| 
 
eond., cheap for cash. J. B. Gar- 
ner, Esom Hill. Rt. 1. 
 
Want 8 ft. harrow, 2 gang, 18| 
| in disc. Quote best price and lo- 
 
cation. 
wick. 
 
Want trade 50 Brown Leghorn 
hens, laying mow, for garden 
tractor in good cond. or for 
yearlings, or what have you? J. 
 
. Clowdir, Lyerly, Rt. 2. 
 
ve a mowing machine alse 
1 rake. E. M. Jones, Atlanta, 650 
So. Pryor St. 
 
W. McD. Harley, Bruns- 
 
  
 
Second Hand Machines! 
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
4 1 h. and a 2 h. wagon for} 
sale. Frank C. Soult Dahtonega, 
Rt. I, Box 67. 
 
One 22-38 MeCormick- -Deering 
self feeder, wind 
 
complete, good cond., also an 8} 
ft. McCormick- Deering Binder. 
Reasonable. EB. L.. Hearn, Monree. 
 
A 3% h. p. gas eng., $35.00, and 
equipment. FOB my farm. 
 
MC. Parker, Point Peter. 
 
weigher and bagger| 
 
| COWS. 
 
fused 5 dise tiller, 
ean use. Clay L. Brown, Hari-/| 
 
tor rebuilt and worn parts re- 
| placed, excellent shape, $110.00; 
'2 h. wagon, Piedmont, running| 
| gear, $22.00. Neil Whitworth, La-| 
 
' plow, all for $100.00; John Deere} 
 
- Want a Jaybee Hammer Mill} power baler, 
 
very little, 
| for good milch cow with ealf or 
| heifers of good breed. W. M. Sol- 
 
  
 
Second Hand Machinery | 
 
= 
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
2 row mule power Perfection 
duster, in good cond., (an $85.00 
machine) for $30.00 at my farm. 
W. L. Harris, Barney, Rt. 2. 
 
_ 1-4 h. wagon and 3-1 h. wag- 
ons. Sell, or trade one or all for 
 
hogs. sheep, goats or small 
grain. J. H. Butts, Alto. 
 
A 22-36 Case separator, wind 
stacker, self-feeder (needs some 
repair). $150.00. or trade for 
or anything 
 
well, Rt. 1. 
 
A 20x28 Case Thresher in good 
order for sale. Mrs. J. E. Wright, 
Monroe. 5 
 
Used Fordson tractor parts for 
sale. Priced reasonable. G. C. 
Ridgway, Royston. 
 
4 Munger. Continental huller 
| preast, plain bearing 12 in. saw 
gin stands, feeders and pulleys, 
etc for sale. P. W. Vaughn, Will- 
/ jamson. 
 
Ga. Cracker cotton plenter and 
guano distributor, good as new. 
Sell or exc. for honey. peas, vel- 
vet. beans or potato plants. Geo. 
W. Jackson, Fayettevi. 3, Rt. 2. 
 
1 duplex gin saw filer, 
class cond., $10.00 cash, FOB. BD. 
H. Bonner, Eatonton. 
 
2 Blacksmith vices, first class 
 
con., for sale. W. N. Phillips, 
Royston. 
80 gal. churn with motor 
 
$45.00; 3 h. Deere riding plow, 
not much used, #$13.00. W. J. 
Brennan, Columbus, 
St. 
 
Refrigeration for dairy, with 
 
$150.00. J. A. Doson, Jackson. 
 
Syrup mill, good boiler, out of 
new copper, cheap for $12.00. 
Mrs. Rader Jones, Dahlonega. 
Rt. 1. 
 
Good Fordson tractor, $100.00 | 
| Surrency, Rt. 2. 
 
cash FOB. P. G. 
 
con, Rt. 2. 3 
 
Fordson tractor, good cond., 
sell or exc. for 1 yoke of oxen. 
Walter <A. Sims, Stockbridge, 
Horseshoe Plantation. 
 
Spring wagon for sale or exe. 
for blacksmith shop tools. W. T. 
Pruett, Temple, Ri. 1. 
 
Webster, Ma- 
 
Reaper and binder, good cond..| 
'6 ft. blade. $25.00 cash, on farm, 
 
10 mi. Ea. Ft. Gaines. W. J. Mc- 
Kemie, Sr., Coleman. 
 
No. 10 DeLaval cream separat- 
or, good cond. cheap. Geo. F. 
Etheredge, Jackson. 
 
McCormick Deering binder, 
with tracter hitch, good cond., 
also grain thrash in good shape.} 
L. M. Thomas, Roswell. Rt. 1. 
 
Fordson tractor (26 or 27) meo- 
 
vyonia, Rt. 1. 
Good Star pea 
 
for sale, cheap. Mrs. Mary Gar-| 
ner, Stone Mtn. Rt. 1. 
 
6 h. Frick boiler, 
| Ideal fer Dairy. $35.00 FOB. 
| Gene Mooney, Flowery Branch./ 
 
5 kh. motor, perfect cond. 
$50.00; also 1 h. wagon (no body) | 
$30.00. T. Treavor, Milledgeville. | 
 
An I. H.C. 18 in. disc harrow.| 
tivator, complete with equipment |} 
 
and in A-1l cond. T. J. Davis, | 
Nashville, Rt. 4 : 
Fordson tractor, block re-| 
 
bored, new pistons, etc., and side 
 
14x18 in. bales,} 
$100.00. B. W. Middlebrooks, 
| Barnesville. 
 
One 4 stand 80 saw Lumnus| 
gin outfit, with 75 h p. electric} 
motor, press. and everything} 
complete, good cond. Priced 
right, come see. J. H. Rowland, | 
Wrightsville. 
 
Fallow cultivator. geod cond., 
$8.50 at my place. Jamie Causey, 
| Temple Rt. 1. 
 
12 ih... p. gasoline motor, 1} 
Meadows corn mill, scales and| 
sheller, for sale or exc, J. A. 
oo Hapeville, 
 
Canning plants, cost $300.00, 
used 1 season,- sell for $150.00. 
 
DeLaval separtor, No. 12, used 
$40.00 cash, or exe. 
 
'omon, Jeffersonville. 
 
Fordson tracter and harrow, 
good cond., and both for $100.00; 
1 Riding cultivator, $7.50. T. G. 
Bichardson, Palmetto. 
 
  
 
Incubators & Brooders 
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Outdoor sanitary  brooders, 
with Hot water or electric heat. 
 
2 Reliable inc., 1100 cap. each, 
$30.00 ea. i oe 
 
huller, also a/ 
'5 gal. Mason churn, good cond.. 
 
A-1 eond.,| 
 
first | 
 
1511 19th} 
| Odum, Rt. . 
 
Gov. insp., P. R. potato plants, | 
4h. electric motor, sacrifice for | D-, Dp plan 
 
for sale or exc. for Riding eul- | 
 
300 Oak} 
 
| Surreney, Rb. 2. 
 
| mato, $1 00 M. Prompt shipment. 
 
Le 
Paul Lightsey, Screven. 
 
| 65 M. del.; 
| Aycock, Surrency, Rt. 2. 
 
| plants from stock Gov. insp., for} 
| past 20 -years, 
 
2. 
 
 tato,. 50e M. del. Good count and} 
 
berry plants, 20c C. $1.00 M. Will| 
 
| Prey, Dallas. Rt. 3. 
Write, C. R. Haneock, Byron. | 
 
Incubators, Brooders, 
Ete. For Sale 
 
  
 
1 new improved metal 50 egg 
incubator. Set only once. Sell or 
 
Smith, Jefferson, Rt. 3. 
 
PLANTS FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
Gov. insp., P. R. potato plants, 
65c M. del.; 50c M. FOB. Good. 
strong plants. Full count. C. B. 
Tomberlin, Surreney, Rt. 2. 
 
Genuime red skin P. R. potato} 
plants, from vine cuttings. Gev. 
 $1.00 M. 5 M up, 90e M. 
Haman, Ocilla. 
 
Sweet pimiento pepper plants 
(bear giant pods). 50c C. P. P.} 
Exe. some for dbl. geraniums, 
rooted. Mrs. T. M. Holloway. 
Cobbtown, Rt. 1. 
 
Pure red skin P. R. potato 
plants, 50e M. FOB, or exe. for 
anything ean use. Frank Harris, 
Baxley. . 
 
Millions P. R. potato plants, 
7c M; Marglobe tomato. 65c M; 
cabbage plants, 50 M. Prompt 
eo Ovie Crowe, Gaines- | 
ville 
 
Nice, strong, Gov. insp., P.R. 
potato plants, 50c M; new crop 
 
del. G. A. Lewis, Baxley, Rt. 4. 
 
Gov. insp., P. R. potato plants 
| 65c M. del. Exc. 3 M. for 2 bu.} 
| Spanish peanuts; Tomato plants, | 
%e M. del. Gordon OQuinn,| 
 
500, 60c; $110 M; New Stone to-| 
 
L. . Allen, Gainesville, Rt. 2. 
Gov. insp., red skin P. R. 
tato plants, 60c M. del; 40 M. 
 
del; 35c M. FOB. T. L. Dukes,} 
 
Gov.,imsp., treated red skin P. 
potato 65 M. Prompt ship- 
ment. Strong plants. Prepaid.) 
 
Gov. insp., P. R. plants, $1.10| 
I=; New Stone And Gr. Balti-} 
more tomato $1.00 M. del. J. C.| 
Ailen, Gainesville, Ri. 2. 
 
Gev: insp. P..R. potato plants, } 
50c M. FOB. B. F.! 
 
Red or pink skin P. R. potato 
 
$1.25 M. del. or! 
$1.00 M at bed. T. P.. Mussel- 
white, Arabi, Rt. 1. 
 
Gov. insp., treated P. R. pota- 
to plants, 75 M. del. = Ga. W.' 
A. Pearce, Baxley, Rt. 
 
Genuine imp. red ag P. RR. 
pptato plants, Gov. insp., and| 
| treated. Full count. prompt shin-} 
ment euar. Exe. for 2ige large 
breed of hens; 6 M. for 5 hens. 
| Milton Arnold, Surrency. 
 
Red skin P. R. potato plants, 
| Gov, insp., 75 M del Good count 
prompt shipment. Dood Holland, | 
Surrency. : 
 
10e doz.; Ruby King, pimiento, 
sweet pepper. plants, 25 C; gar-} 
|lie, eatnip, dbl. tansy, Heal-all.! 
112 for 25c; Star or Grub Root, 
 
Rt. 1 
 
Seege mint, peppermint and} 
mint, large or small plants, 15/}: 
doz. 2 doz. for 25 and postage. | 
||P. M. Watson, Temple. 
 
Gov. insp., treated red and yel- |: 
low skin P. R. potato plants 
$1.25 M; 5 M, up, $1.00 M. FOB.| 
(On, highway, 9 mi. Ea. Canton). 
Elijay Howell, Canton, Rt. 1. 
 
Gov. insp., yellow skin P. R. 
| potato plants, 75e M. FOB; exc. | 
some for Brabham peas or soy | 
| beans, Ivy L. Williams, Ty Ty. 
 
Nice, field grown plants, col-} 
lard, New Stone, Marglobe toma- 
| $0, 45 ; Hot pepper, 10c C. 
Postpaid and sat. guar. Rosa Lee 
| Jackson, Ivey. 
 
Gov. insp.; treated P. R. pota- | 
to plants, 60c M. del. 
plants, prompt shipment. J. T.| 
Murray, Odum Rt. 2, Box 158. 
 
New Stone, Gr. Baltimore and| 
 
Mrs. Mary E. Yomberlin, | 
Gev. insp. 
Boones, $1.25 M; 
| Del, Full count. *o. D. Crow, | 
 
| Gainesville. Rt. 2. 
 
Gov. insp., treated pink skin | 
'P. R., potato, 75c M. del. Good| 
 
_ piants, | 
 
' Rev. Earl P. Paulk, Surrency, Rt. 
 
Gov. insp. P. R. pink skin po- | 
 
good plants guar. prompt ship-| 
| ment. M. O. only. L. L, Lightsey, } 
 
Klondike Everbearing straw-| 
exe. for other value. Mrs. Alice} 
Gov. ins, treated pink skin P.} 
 
R., and Early Triumph potato, 
We M. dek Goed plants and 
 
  
 
my place. Mrs. W. H. Hipp, He-~-: 
gansville. 
 
2 
 
Gr. Baltimore and New Stone} 
'tomato, 75c M; Ruby King pep-} 
' per for June setting, 20c C. All 
 
| 25e = Grace Eaton, Dahlonega, | 
 
Good | 
 
Marglobe tomato plants, 50c M.| 
| del, 
| Surreney. 
Mrs. Homer F. Geiger, Midway. | 
 
R., $1.00 M | 
 
exc. for anything can use. R. W.} 
 
po-| lect. Prompt shipment. | 
FOB; Marglobe tomato, 55 M.} 
 
Dil plants, 20 ; dill sprays,| 
 
Skin P. R. potato plants. 
 
plants and prompt shipment.| M. 
 
| thmore tomate plants, 
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Thursday, June_ 
 
PLANTS FOR  
 
  
 
New Stone, Marglobe, ( 
 
Ga. eollard, leading 
| bage, $1.25 M; Master 
Break  Day tomato, 
$1.50 M; 2 yr. asparagus | 
75 doz.; red thornless 
Ty, leeberg, white blackk 
(doz. P. P. Cash or M. Oo 
Nix Alto, Rt. 2. 
 
Mixed blue stem col 
C plus postage; $1.00 M 
Exchange for 100 Ib. w 
 
sacks. Both oe postage 
wey. MASS L. . Price, Rt. 2 
O.. 
 
Fiat Duteh, E. J. eabbay 
Heading collards; G. | : 
| Stone tomato plants, 500, 
30e for "5 
 
85c M; 10 M lots, 70c M; 
sweet pepper, 2 
Lea Garrett, Gair-sville, 
P. R. potato plants, $1.0 
bed or shipped exp., $1 
mailed. John C. Crow, 
Gainesville. 
P. R. potato plants, Insp 
shipped -promptly by 
paid, $1.15 M; by expres 
$1.00 M; Large lots to 
ete., at- my farm, 6 
| Gainesville. Prices in 
ae Major ee os 
Rt. 1 
 
30 to 50 M. fine, T- 10 
mato plants, all lead. va: 
/ potato, cabbage, collard 
$1.00 M; Black Beauty 
| plants, 35 Cc; $250 M 
tuce, beet and hot sw ti 
| plants. Mrs. H: L. Britth 
 Guyton. 
 
Insp. red and pink P. F 
to, Marglobe tomato, 90c 
5 M. $3.75 collect; Ston 
| Baltimore tomato. 
collard 80c M. del. 5 M. $3. 
 
Lov Smith, Gainesville, Ri 
 
Ga. and Heading 
| plants, 200, 25; 500, 50c, 
paid. Mrs. J. S. Adams, 
reneeville, Rt. 3. 
 
Himalaya Everbearing  
berry, thornless red ras 
Gold sugar Saver strawber 
 
paraeus crowns and sage p 
50c doz.; Lady Thompso 
| berry, $3: 50 M; Oxheart 
| seed, 40c ea Mrs. . B. 
| Alto, Rt. 
 
Pee ati plants, grey 
from treated seed potato 
M del. C. Leon Smith, R 
Grange. a 
 
Govt insp. Red and 
-P. R. potato plants. 
Boones $1.20 M del. Er 
drip, Flowery Branch, R 
 
$-.00 del. G. L. Thompson, 
 
Red P. R. and Nancy 
tato plants, 75e M; 5 M, 
Full eount. Mrs. R. qe 
Rt. 3, Abra. | 
 
Garlic plants, 25 doz. 
guar. Exchange 4 doz. for 
Buff Minorea eggs. Ke 
Beavers, Rt. 1, Box 25,  
hill, Tenn. (Res. of Ga.) | 
 
Govt insp. and treated 
skin P. R. potato plant 
hot pepper plants, 20 
del. M. O. Only. L. W 
Odum, RFD. ae 
 
Gov't insp. Red and 
skin P. R. potato plant 
hot pepper plants 20c 
del. No checks. George 
Sereven, RFD. . 
 
Gov't insp. 
 
5 M and above, 50c 
exp. Count guar. Prompt 
(ment. W. E. Nobles, Eaxle: 
4, Box 125. 
Govt insp. P. R. sobs 
| yellow and pink skin, 80c 
M $3.75; 10 M, $7.00. P 
i Satis. puar. I. B. Thornton, 
ven, 
Million collard and c 
plants; also Stone and Bal 
tomate plants, 90c M del 
$3.75; 10 M. $6.00 col 
| Wetherford, Rt. 2,  
Govt insp. P. R. pot 
:60 M del. Full eoun 
)shipment. W. G.. Murra: 
| Box 158, Odum... 
Pink and Red Skin P 
tatees, gov't insp. and tr 
| 15 M. Prompt shipment 
| Herrington, Rt. 3, Baxley 
Pimiento plants, 20 C. 
postage. Mrs. R. L. McC! 
5, Gainesville. 
 
Imp. Red and Yellow  
 
fred Waldrip, Flowery Br 
 
Mastodon strawberry  
| 5e C; 500, $1.00; $1.75 M: 
T strawberries, 20e C: 500, 
 
$1.50 Mi; Hoarhound, 25 
Mrs, EB. L. Whitmire,  
Rob. 1. 
 
Yomato plants, 15e C;  
cabbage plants, 10 C; sweet 
per, 20c C. Add postage. 
| Lester ris, Cumming, Ri. 
 
Tomato plants, 1Sc C $1 
cabbage plants, 10e C; 
 
  
 
prompt. shipment. A. Z. Jackson, 
Surreney, Rt. 2. 
 
per plants, 20e C. Add p 
ming.  ean 
 
   
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ay, June 1, 1939. 
 
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PLANTS FOR SALE 
 
PLANTS FOR SALE. 
 
PLANTS. FOR. SALE 
 
  
 
Jersey, Wakefield cab- 
 
mts; exchange for chick- 
or meat. E. A. Smith, 
 
124, Atlanta. ; 
 
and Baltimore tomato, 
 
collard plants, 90c Mj 
 
M, $6.00 col.; P. R. pota- 
ts; $1.00 M; Boone, $2.00 
orvine tomato plants, 50c 
. Wetherford, Gainesville 
jnsp. and treated pure 
 
kin P. . potato: 
 
5 5 and 10 M| 
 
col. Full count. 
 
Guy Crowe, 
 
ed Red Skin P. R. pota- 
, 5c M; 5 M lots, $3.00. 
rdon, Warwick. 
 
{ insp. Red Skin P. R..po- 
ants, 75c M. Full Count. L. 
n, Coffee. 
 
ne Red Skin P. R. pota-| 
ats, 80c M. Prompt ship- 
J: Martin, Coffee. 
 
P. R. potato plants, 
Prompt shipment. E. 8. 
fee. : 
ne P. R. potato plants. 
Satis. guar. J. A. Miles. 
 
insp. and treated Red 
BR. potato plants, Tac M 
Quincey Brantley, Rt. 3, 
 
Bonny Best, Marglobe 
ants, $1.00 M; also as- 
rus plants, $1.00 C; $4.00 for 
\dd postage. Adolph Gali 
allapoosa. 
relabe, Baltimore, Bonny 
tomato plans, Calif. Won- 
and World Beater pepper, 
5c: $1.15 M; Fla. High Bush 
pepper. same price. Pre- 
-Chanclor, Pitts. 
t insp. P. R. potato plants, 
i del. in Ga. Exchange. 
first. Mrs. Jessie Dykes, 
; Bt. 2.- 
Pp. R. potato plants, 70c 
Prompt service. Mrs. 
Williams, Alma. 
rglobe, New Stone, Break 
ay tomato plants, 75 M; 
sweet and hot pepper 
$1.25 M; potato plants. 
M del. Prompt shipment. 
{ullis, Baxley, Rt. 4. 
insp. Red and Yellow 
otato plants, 75c M_ fob.; 
M, $1.00 M del. G. W. 
on, Lenox. : 
cin P. R., potato plants, 
sp.. and treated, 75c M 
| OQuinn, Odum. 
22 ants, 20c 
Blanche 
 
ries, 50c doz.; Mar- 
omato and strawberry 
doz Mrs. Jessie Wa- 
hionega, Rt. 1. 
imp. Nancy Hall and P. 
ato plants, 750 M. Inspect- 
R. Redmond, Pelham. 
_P. R. potato plants. 
epaid; 75c M fob. 
tham. : 
yer plants, 20c C; yellow 
ecl: squash seed, and white 
opcorn, 10c cupful. Add 
Mrs. Bertha Crowe, Rt. 
 
size pimiento pepper 
10c C plus postage; $1.00 
tpaid. L. E. Newton, Rt. 3, 
 
$1.00 
A. R. 
 
e insp. P. R. potato plants, 
ob. Cash with order. W. G. 
y, Alamo. 
by King pepper, $1.25 M; 
pper, 30c C; collard plants, 
M del. by parcel post. G. L. 
ey, Baxley. 
tato plants, sweet pepper, 
; collard plants, Toc M; 
- 30c C del. Eugene 
 
Red Skin P. R. potato 
$1.00 M_ prepaid. Frank 
Baxley. ; 
 
potato plants; $1.00 M; 10 
90c M; White Triumpi 
$1.25 M. Good count and 
 
shipment. Melvin Hutch-/ 
 
Baxley. 
P. R. potato plants, gov't 
Oc M. Satis. guar, Mrs. 
iles, Coffee. 
mmer tomato and sweet pi- 
ato and Hot pepper plants, 
}; $1.00 M; Yellow root, 20c 
y0rse radish, 25c doz. Hettie 
, Alto. 
. potato plants, 90c M. 
E. L. Steedley, Baxley. 
;. P. R. potato plants, $1 00 
arly Triumph potato, $1.25 
| del. and grown from vine 
D. D. Deen, Baxley. 
and yellow skin P. R. po- 
nts, Gov. insp. and treat- 
count, 70c M. del. Thel- 
heffield, Surrency. 
2. potato plants, Gov. insp. 
ed, 75c M; Marglobe tomato, 
M. All del. Full count. Ma- 
omberlin, Surrency. Rt. 2. 
 
Blue Stem collard plarits. $1.00; 
7 | del. 10c C. plus*postage; also} 
 
dbl. moss, marigolds, creatn roses 
 
{and other kinds flowers. Write. 
 
Mrs. L. C. Price, Waco, Rt. 2. 
 
Red*.and yellow skin P.. R. 
plants, Gov. insp., treated. ready 
now, 85c M. Del. Full count, good 
plants. A. F. Sheffield. Surrency. 
Rip Bot A Se te wo 
 
Red or pink skin P. R. plants.) 
 
Gov. insp., for 20 yrs.) $1.25 M. 
del. $1.00 M at bed. Now ready. 
Guar. good count. T. P. Mussel- 
white, Arabi, Rt. 1. : 
 
Egg plants, 35c C. $1.75 M del.; 
 
sweet pepper, 30c C. $1.50 M. dek 
 
Cert. Marglobe ig ato plants, 
75c M FOB or 30c C. del..B. L. 
 
j Lynn, Waycross, 1610 Madion 
 
st 
 
Pink skin P. R. potato plants, 
insp,. treated, 85c M; Over 5 M 
75c M. Good plants. full count 
guar. Hinton Tyre, Screven. 
 
New Stone, Margiobe tomato 
plants; Chas. W. Flat Duteh 
cabbage; collard plants. 20c C; 
300, 50c; 90c M del.; 75c M exp. 
ee A. Williams, Gainesville. 
 
Sweet pimiento pepper plants, 
40c C postpaid. Mrs. T. T. Hol- 
loway, Cobbtown, Rt. 1. 
 
Collard plant.. 15 C; New 
Stone tomato plants, 20e C post- 
paid. Mrs. J. L. Jackson, Ivey. 
 
Gov't insp. imp. P. R. potato 
 
plants, Gr. Baltimore, Marglobe 
tomato plants, $1.00; Ruby Kins 
pepper plants. $1.25 M; Bermuda 
onion plants, 75c M del. in Ga. 
Guar. W. F. Miles, Baxley. 
 
xomato plants: Brimmer, Ox- 
heardt, Gulf State Market. New 
Stone, Marglobe, Ponderosa and 
others for sale. None shipped. L. 
H. Ouzts, Rt. 3. Elberton. 1 mi 
west Concord Church. 
 
Big Brimmer and big Golden 
Queen (yellow) tomato plants. 
25c C; $1.50 M; dill plants in- 
cluded with ea. hundred. Add 
oe Mrs. W. A. Johnson, Al- 
Oo. 
 
P. R. and Early Triumph pota- 
to plants, $1.00 M; Nigger Killer 
potato plants, $1.75 M. Prompt 
arent F. M. Carter, Alma, 
 
Cert. P. R. sweet potato plants, 
85c M. prepaid in Ga, Shipment 
same day order received. T. T. 
Lineberger, Valdosta, Rt. 3. 
 
Bell, Hot and pimiento pepper 
and egg-plant plants, 15 doz.; 
50c C; Cert. Marglobe 
 
C. $2.50 M. Mrs. H. VY. franklin, 
Register. 
 
Blue Ridge tomato plants, 
Vines up to 20 ft. climbing, size 
2% in. by 3% in. A few seed, 
but supply limited; 1 doz: plants 
25c and postage, June 10th. 2 bu. 
ripe at once, large. Will C. Smith, 
Roy. : 
 
P. R. potato plants, Gov. insp., 
90c M. del. Cash with order. Ike 
Tomberlin, Surrency. 
 
 P. R. plants, 300, 40c; 80c M; 
lead. var., cabbage, tomato and 
collard plants, 85c M; Vigorvine 
tomato, 25 C; Beet plants, 40c 
C. All mailed. A. Crow, Gaines- 
ville, Rt. 2. 
 
Genuine Early Triumph pota- 
to plants, $1.00 M; imp. P. R., 
plants, 95c M. del. State insp. 
G. J. Holton, Baxley, Rt. 1. ~ 
 
Gov. insp. P. R. potato plants 
$1.00 M; Marglobe tomato, 5c 
M. All FOB. B. A. Maddox, Fitz- 
gerald. 
 
Ga. cabbage collard and Mar- 
globe, Stone tomato plants, 208, 
35c. Write for prices on onion 
sets, August, September Ship- 
ment. W. R. Stephens, Dahlone- 
ga. : 
 
Gov. insp., red and pink skin 
P. R. potato plants, $1.00 M; old 
fashioned Spanish Boones, $1.35 
M. del. Prompt shipment. .Clyde 
Mathis, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. 
 
Dill plants, 50e doz. Mrs. C. L. 
Bennett, Madison. 
 
P. R. potato plants, State insp - 
$1.00 M. Large orders filled Exc. 
1M. for 10 lbs. dried apples, or 
exc. plants for anything can use. 
Clay Evans, Gainesville, Rt. 1. 
 
Calif. Wonder sweet and hot 
pepper plants, moss packed, 25 
for 10c, 25c C. Add postage. Bes- 
sie Martin, Gainesville, Rt. 5. 
 
Hot pepper plants, 15 C; $1.25 
M. H. F. Seay, Ellenwood, Rt. 2. 
 
Cabbage, tomato and collard 
plants, now ready, 500, 60; $1.00 
M. postpaid. Any amount, col- 
lect 5c M. Prompt shipment. 
Frances Williams, Gainesville, 
Re 2: 
 
Red and pink skin P. R., pota- 
to, lead. var. cabbage, tomato 
and collard plants, 300, 35c; 80c 
M; Vigorvine tomato plants, 25 
C; hot pepper, 25 doz.; turnip 
beet plants, 30c C. All mailed. L. 
A. Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2. 
 
Marglobe, New Stone, Break O 
Day tomato plants, 75c M. 500, 
45c; sweet pepper, 15e C; $1.25 
M. All del. Full count moss 
 
| packed; prompt shipment. J. G. 
 
  
 
count, prompt 
. Deal, Baxley, Rt. 4. 
 
Mullis. Baxley, Rt. 4. 
 
tomato, | 
cabbage and collard plants. 35c} 
 
15,000 Pimiento pepper plans, 
real cheap, immediate shipment. 
Write. W. H. Lawrence, Macon, 
Rt. 5, New Clinton Road. 
 
Gov. insp., P. R. potato plants, 
$1.00 M. del.; Marglobe, New 
Stone tomato, 75c M. 500, 50c. 
Moss packed. Prompt . shipment. 
good plants. Mrs. Opal L. Deat 
Baxley, Rt. 4. 
 
Cabbage, tomato and collard 
plants now ready, 50c, 500; $1.50 
M, postpaid. Any amount, Exp. 
collect, 75 M. Shipped prompt- 
ly. Marcus Williams, Gainesville 
Rt. 2. ee 
 
Genuine, Gov. insp. and treat- 
ed pink skin P. R. plants, from 
vine cuttings, 70c M. del; Mar- 
globe and Red Rock tomato, true 
to name, 60c M. del. All ready. L 
D. Lightsey, Screven. 
 
Wakefield and Dutch cabbage, 
Stone, Marglobe, Baltimore to- 
mato, Ga., and cabbage-collard 
plants, 500, 50c; 80c M. All del. 
10 M lots, $6.00 Exp. Col. Prompt 
shipment, good plants. Calvin 
oo Gainesville, Rt. 7, Box 
9, 
 
Genuine Gov. insp. P. R. pota- 
to plants, 75c M. Del.; Early Tri- 
umph potato, $1.25 M. del. Guar. 
good plants, full count. J. P. 
Beck, Baxley, Rt. 3. 
 
Red and pink skin P. R. plants. 
500, 60c; $1.00 M; Marglobe. 
Stone, Baltimore tomato, Copen- 
hagen, Dutch, Wakefield cab- 
bage, Ga. and cabbage-collara, 
500. 45c; 70c M. Del. Amos Gar- 
rett. Gainesville, Rt. 7. 
 
Gov. insp P. R. potato plants, 
The M. 3 M. $2.00; Nigger Killer 
potato, $1.25 M. FOB. W. R. Bat- 
ten, Winokur. 
 
Marglobe and New Stone to- 
mato plants, 70c M. del.; Rec 
skin P. R. potato plants, T5c M. 
del. Good count, strong plants. V. 
E. Pipkin, Baxley, Rt. 4. 
 
Calif. sweet and Hot pepper 
plants, 20 for 10; 25 . Add 
postage. S. J. Martin, Gaines- 
ville, Rt. 5. ~ 
 
P. R. potato plants now ready 
for quick shipment by mail,. $1.20 
M. or by exp. collect; $1.00 M. 
Prefer money order. No chks. 
Jim Tumlin, Gainesville, Rt. 1. 
 
Wakefield and Dutch cabbage, 
Stone, Baltimore, Marglobe to- 
mato, cabbage, collard plants, 
500, 50c; 80c M; Hot and Sweet 
pepper, 35c for 70. All del. 10 M. 
lots, $6.00 exp. collect. Laura Mae 
Garrett, Gainesville, Rt. 7. 
 
Insp. and treated P. R. potato. 
$1.00 M. del. 75c M. Exp. col.; 
Marglobe, Stone, Baltimore to- 
mato, cabbage and collard, 80c 
M. del. 65c M. collect; Vigorvine 
tomato, 10c doz. 30c C. C. W. 
Smith, Gainesville, Rt. 2. 
 
Insp. and treated P. R. potato 
plants, 90c M. del.; 75c M. exp. 
collect; Boones $1.35 M. del.; 
jJead. var., fresh grown cabbage, 
tomato and collard plants, 80c 
M. Lee Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2. 
Box 143. ; 
 
Gov. Cert. P. R. potato plants. 
$1.00 M. del. ot 75c M. FOB, in 
Ga. Exc. for setting turkey eggs 
at reasonable price, good syrup 
(not sorghum), honey, or snap 
bean seed. I. H. Anderson, Alma. 
RtE-4, 
 
Calif. Wonder sweet pepper 
plants, $1.50 M. Mrs. A. B. Bla- 
lock, Alto, Rt. 2. 
 
Gov. insp., P. R. potato plants, 
70c M. del. Full count, prompt 
service. R. G. Thornton, Scre- 
ven. ; 
 
Gov. insp. P. R. potato plants, 
70c M. del. Full Count, prompt 
shipment, Alma Thornton, Scre- 
ven. 
 
Ga. collard, extra-ordinary 
plants, 75c M. or 12c C. Several 
hundred thousand ready. Arthur 
J. Reed, Dougherty. 
 
Guar. big, strong, Gov. insp., 
potato plants, 50c M. FOB, or 
75c M. del. in Ga. Mrs. Ione 
Edgerton, Baxley, Rt. 4, Box 6. 
 
Pink skin P. R. potato, 65c M. 
postpaid. Good, large plants, 
guar. Leroy Lightsey, Screven, 
Bt, ke 
 
Imp. Red skin P. R. potatc 
plants. Gov. insp., 60c M. del. J. 
EB. Arnold, Baxley, Rt. 4. 
 
Mastodon strawberry plants, 8 
M. for $6.50 postpaid; 10 M. $8.00 
postpaid. Money orders. only. 
Melvin Frey, Dallas, Rt. 3. 
 
Pure red skin P. R. potato 
plants, Gov. insp., $1.00 M. Moss 
packed and del. Leon Gaff, Fitz- 
gerald, Rt. 3. 
 
Earliana tomato plants, 25c C. 
$1.00 M. prepaid; sweet pepper 
plants, 25c. Large size, full count. 
Exc. for R. I. Red eggs, baby 
chicks or dried fruit. Mrs. D. J. 
Johnson, Tarrytown. 
 
Missionary strawberry plants, 
500, $1.25 1 $2.00 M; peppermint. 
spearmint, catnip, 50c doz. Exc. 
for white feed sacks. Miss Cecil 
McCurley, Hartwell, Rt. 2. 
 
Missionary strawberry plants, 
500, $1.25; $2.00 M; spearmint. 
peppermint, catnip and_ hoat- 
hound, 35c doz. Mrs. T. H. Mc- 
 
  
 
\ Curley, Hartwell. 
 
  
 
Hardy well 
 
ry plants, 75c C; $5.00 M; large 
peppermint. rooted plants, $1.00 
C; $5.00 M. Orders. filled care- 
 
fully and: promptly.:: :Mrs. . M2] . Be | 
a panied Mitchell, Martin, P.O. Box 24.  
 
P. R. potato plants, Gov. insp., 
75 M; Marglobe tomato plants, 
50c M; New Stone tomato seed. 
 
75c lb. Shipped promptly. O. Be 
 
Crow, Gainesville. 
 
  
 
SEED FOR SALE 
 
  
 
erass, $3.00 bu. FOB. W. 
Strickland, Waycross. . 
 
Cornfield bean seed, rasback. 
cutshorts, mixed.  
frostproof. few bunch beans, 25c 
cupful; also Eggs. $1.00 for 15 
postpaid. Mrs. George Poole, Jas- 
per, Rt. 2, Box 21. 
 
Tomato seed, Marslobe, $110; 
New Stone, 70c Ib. Del. W. O. 
Waldrip, Flowery Branch. 
 
Mammoth Rixsian sunflower 
seed, 3 cups-full for 25c; Cushaw 
and winter squash seed, ea. 25 
cupful. Postage paid. Leawilla 
Elliott, Lavonia. : 
 
Tender garden bunch beans. 
20c pint; turnip (oldest style tur- 
nip known; stands coldest win- 
ters, early spring ready for 
greens; plant in September), 20 
cupful. Postpaid. No chks. Dat- 
lis Eller, Titus. 
 
Fine Vigorvine (climbing to- 
mato) seed, bear till frost, 200 
seed for 10c in stamps del.; pure 
Stone Mtn. watermelon seed, 14c 
in stamps for half. pint, del. Mrs. 
W..'T. Kelly, Comer, Rt. 1. 
 
White African cane seed, 10c 
Ib. prepaid. J. M. Higgins, Dah- 
lonega, Rt. 4. i 
 
Brown Top millet seed, 10 lb.; 
Orange cane seed, $1.25 bu; 
D&PL No. 11-A cotton seed, 75c 
= W. O. Hudson, Elberton, Rt. 
 
Mammoth green pod okra seed, 
25c Jb.; strawberry plants, Ever- 
bearing, $100 C; Dill seed, 10c 
pk.; Calif. multiplying beer seed. 
10c start and 3c postage. Mrs. A. 
L. Dodd, Alpharetta. 
 
Bushel, Dipper, Martin and 
Soap gourd seed, gigantic bean, 
5 ft. long, wt. 20 Ibs. (good food), 
vine okra, any, 12c per pkt., or 3 
for 25c. Stamps accepted. J. R. 
Bramlett, Ellijay, Rt. 2. 
 
Bannana muskmelon seed, 20c 
cupful; also 1 cream col. Ring- 
neck male dove, $1.00. FOB. Ros- 
ie Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1. 
 
Calif. multiplying beer seed, 5c 
start. 3c extra for postage. Mrs. 
Moye Hill, Duluth, Re. 2. 
 
Dill seed, 10c pkt., dei. Geo. 
W. Jackson, Fayetteville, Rt. 2. 
 
Calif. multiplying beer seed, 
10c per start. Add 3c postage; 
alse 1 good milch cow, $50.00 cash 
at my barn. Mrs. Sallie Floyd, 
Rockmart, Rt. 2. 
 
Collard seed, 30c lb. postpaid, 
or $15.00 per 100 lbs. Malvin Col- 
lins, Whigham. : 
 
CORN and SEED CORN 
FOR SALE . 
 
Pure Mexican June seed corn, 
white and blue mixed; nubbed 
and hand shelled, 75 peck. del. 
2nd zone; $2.00 bu. FOB; Honey 
Drip cane seed, 5c lb. del. $1.50 
bu. FOB. C. G. Oliver, Barnes- 
ville, Rt. 2. < 
 
Pure Mexican June seed corn 
white and blue; nubbed and 
shelled, $1.75 bu; 5 bu. lots, $1.59 
bu. Cash with order. A. J. 
Barnes,. Sr., Greenville. 
 
500 bu. good, sound slipped 
shuck ear corn, treated for weev- 
 
P. 
 
  
 
  
 
| ils, 50c bu. FOB. R. H. Warnock, 
 
Brooklet. 
 
Hastings Prolific seed corn. 
selected ears, nubbed and 
shelled, 50c pk. $1.50 bu. Immed- 
jiate shipment. Sat. guar. or re- 
fund. M. G. Lewis, Cornelia. 
 
100 bu. slipped shuck corn, 75 
bu. at my barn. F. C. Colliv 
Mauk, Rt. 2. 
 
About 50 bu. shelled corn, 652 
bu. Mrs. R. L. Greene, Cuthbert, 
Ht. 
 
Giant: So. American Dynamite 
pop corn, shelled, cleaned, 30 Ibs. 
at 6c lb. Joe Bailey, Bowersville. 
 
About 3 acres Truckers Fa- 
vorite corn, is silking out be 
ready for market soon. M. B. 
Jacobs, Hortense, Rt. 1. 
 
Some corn for sale, 60c bu. at 
barn. D. H. Shelnutt, Grennville, 
Rt. 2, c-o Mrs. J. C. Bazemore. 
 
500 bu. corn at my barn, 65 
bu. FOB. J. E. Collins, Flint. 
 
BEANS AND PEAS 
WANTED 
 
P, R. potato and Marglobe 
tomato plants to exc. for peas; 
for each bushel peas, give 1 M 
potato plants, and for ea. bushel 
peas will give 1500 tomato plants. 
 
  
 
AH. EL. Williams, Baxley. 
 
|. BEANS. 
 
rooted Lucretia| 
dewberry and Eldorado blackbex- 
 
New Eras 
 
ye =~ sett, Waleska. 3, 
Chufas, recleaned, free of: nut} 
 
deep strings, | 
 
  
 
iLyerly, Rt. 2. 
 
WANTED 
 
Want 2 bucow peas. State 
 
  
 
price. : Lee Joyner, Hinesville. 
- Want .200 bu. field peas at 
 
once. . Quote prices. K. FP. 
 
  
 
PEAS AND BEANS _ 
 
3% bu. Brab peas, 2 1-16th:.bu. 
$2.50 bu. All hand 
cleaned and sound. Li. J. Puck- 
 
15 bu. Clay peas, 
C. Courson, Devereux. 
 
6% bu. pigeon peas, sound,  
$3.00 bu. at my place: Neb. Gro- 
 
venstein,.Oliver, Rt. 1._ 
 
Genuine bunch velvet beans, 
$2.00 bu.; 5 bu. up lots, $1.75 bus  
also pure Brabham peas, $2.25_ 
bu. All pure, sound, 1938 stock 
and FOB. W. L. Helms, Buena 
Vista. : Sone 
 
Peas. Brabs and Purple Hull S 
 
specks, and Red Rippers, ea. $2.25 
 
bu; Irons, $2.10; New Eras and 
 
Unknowns, $2.00 half mixed, 
$1.90. All sound and O. K,, No 
order less bushel. FOB. Robt. P.- 
Hill, Danville, Rt. 1. 
 
White bunch butter-beans, 4 
 
lbs., 50c; brown striped half run. _ 
 
ner garden bean seed, 25c large 
teacupful; Klondike and Lady T. 
 
strawberry plants, $2.00 M. del.  
Belle 
 
Prompt shipment. Mrs. 
Crowe, Gainesville, Rt. 2. 
- 3 or 4 bu. Eras, slightly mixed 
with Speckled, 3 or 4 bu. Speck= 
 
led, slightly mixed with Eras, all  
 
sound, $2.00 bu. FOB. T. . 
Young, Washington, Rt. 4. - 
 
Genuine O-too-tan beans, re~ a 
 
cleaned and etaded. $3.00 bu. 
Cane seed, $1.25 bu. R. M. 
er, Royston. 
About 15 bu. 
about 40 bu. Red Rippers, all 
picked without rain, $2.25 bu.  
FOB. No personal checks. M. J. 
 
Turner, Hogansville, Rt. 1 (Lone  
 
Oak). 
10 bu. Whip peas, $2.00 bu. at 
my home, 4 mi. Buford; also  
cow-horn okra seed, 15c Ib. Add. 
postage. (Include postage if an=- 
 
/swer wanted). Mrs. J. A. Puckett, 
 
Buford Rt. 1. 
 
Old fashioned late runner Clay _ 
 
peas. for hay or table use. very  
prolific lots of foliage. $2.00 bu. 
FOB. W. O. Birdsong, Gordon. _ 
 
Pure bunch velvet beans, sound ts 
 
for seed, $2.00 bu.; old fashioned  
Fla. running beans. same price.  
 
Shipped at once. (Will make feed _ 
 
after oats.) Milford Beasley. Nu-- 
nez. eS 
Few bu. O-too-tan soy beans, 
$3.50 bu.; also fine O. Tf. C. pigs. 
6 wks. old, $4.00 ea. About 3% mi. 
So. Currabee Mountain. Ira F. 
McMinn, Ayersville, Rt. 1. 
 
1i bu. New Era peas, sound, not 
 
mixed. cleaned. $2.25 bu. or lot 
Se $24.00. J. E. Pool, Waleska. 
Rt. ft. 
 
10 bu. straight Clays, $2.00 bu.  
here; 1 Ib. Stone Mtn. watermel- 
on seed, 50c. W. B. Crowe, Bu-  
ford, Rt. 1. oe 
 
125 bu. Clays, $1.75 bu; 10 bu. 
 
AND. PEAS Ee 
 
$2.00 bu. C. 
 
Turn- 2 
 
speckled peas,  
 
Speckled peas, $2.00 bu. FOB. No | 
 
order less than 5 bu. C. W. Cole- 
 
man, Devereux. | 
 
14% tons Velvet beans in pod,  
$12.00 ton at barn. E. W. Hood,  
Bartow, Rt. 1. = 
 
100 ibs. Biloxi soy beans, 4c 1b. 
country cured, hickory smoked  
hams, retrimmed close, 30c ib.; 
1000 bundles good bright 4-hand 
bottom fodder, $2.00 a hundred. 
Riley C. Couch. Turin. 
 
Brab peas. $2.40 bu.; 90-day | 
seed velvet beans, 90c bu.; O-too-_ 
tan soys. $3.00 bu. C. H. Cooke, 
Sandersville. Rt. 2. i 
 
Bunch velvet beans, $1.50 bu. 
 
in 20 or 25 bu. lots; $2.00 bu. im 
 
small lots. P. E. Thomas. Cordele, 
Rt. 4. | 
 
Machine recleaned hay seed = 
 
soy beans, 2% bu. bags, new cron,  
 
$2.75 bu. Send remittance D. GC. 
 
Strother, grower, Ft. Valley  : 
Bunch velvet beans. sound and  
 
good for hay. $2.00 bu. Wilmer | 
 
Beasley, Nunez. 
 
90-day running velvet beats in 
lots of 5 bu. or more 85c bus 
 
less. quantity. 90c bu. pvre 
Bunch velvet beans, $1.90 bu. No 
chks. Bob Davis, Tennille. 
 
Tron peas, $2.15 bu.; Brabs, 
$2.25 bu. All No. 1 quality. in 2% 
bu. even wt. bags. H. H. Watson, 
Byron. 
 
a 
 
GBAIN AND HAY 
FOR SALE 
 
25 or 30 tons No. 1 peanut hay, 
$9.00 ton at my farm, 2% wmf. 
Camilla on Newton Road Troy 
Shiver, Camilla.  ; 
 
Oats for sale, $16.00 ton, FOB. 
Exe. for nice young milch cow or 
heifer. Write or see. Carlos Cal- 
houn, Tarrytown, Rt. 1. S 
 
  
 
Sev. tons Soy bean hay, $15.00 
ton at my barn. J. EB. Clowdis,  
 
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MARKET BULLETIN 
 
  
 
  
 
eon WANTED | 
 
Wanie -wnenty: rye, parley and 
oat siiaws lin bales, on fresh horse 
stabie fertilizer free from saw- 
dust, cnemicais;:etc. Write price 
ss}: Pearl Baw iion, oo 
 
7 TOBACCO FOR SALE 
 
> Nortiv Ga. tobacco, 15c Ib. plus 
postage. Good | tobacco, free from 
mold and disease. Randall Dea- 
ver. Gulberson, N. C.. Rt. al, 
of Georgia) 
 
_ SYRUP. FOR SALE 
 
i eae 
150 or 200. pares (10 Ibs. 
+ sorghum syrup, .1939 crop, for 
sale, also 100 bu? corn in shuck,. 
60c bu. if taken at once. G. H. 
ohnson, Conyers, Rt. 2: x 
 
POTATOES FOR SALE 
 
150 to 200 bu. Red Bliss po- 
tatoes for sale at my farm at 
Barretts, 12 mi. North Valdosta. 
Good grade, bright. clean, now 
eady. E. L. Todd, Valdosta. 
 
PECANS and PEANUTS 
___ FOR SALE 
 
- White Spanish peanuts, ma- 
ehine picked; sound, saved for 
seed, $3.75 per 100 lbs. sacked 
and shipped FOB. Alex Barfield, 
Louisville. e 
 
Select No. 1 Ga.. Runner pea- 
nuts, 34%c Ib. FOB. Dont ship 
less 100 Ibs. De: Thompson, 
Pinehurst. 
 
No. 1 Virginia~ punch peanuts. 
-in_hull, 4%c Ib.; shelled, 10c_Ib. 
FOB.; Barred Rock roosters, 
$1.50 a., hens, $1.00 a.5 seed- 
ling pecans, 10c Ib. W. S. Nor- 
ton, Edison. 
 
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10 or more loads of extra good 
 
abbage over some few days at 
Market price to. truckers, at my 
place. Communicate with first. 
T. Griffin, Coolidge. 
 
  
 
Honey Bees and Bee 
_ Supplies FOR SALE 
 
eae table honey, chunk or 
yained, case of 6-5 lb. pails, 
.00 FOB; Samples postpaid and 
nsured. 10 Tb. pails, $1.50; 5 Ibs., 
85c. E. J. Lewis, Nahunta. 
 
Fancy comb honey, mild, de- 
Jicious flavor, 10 Ibs., $1.50 post- 
paid to 4th zone; Fancy extract- 
= same price. Write for quanti- 
Y prices. J. O. Meer Black- 
shear. 
 
_ Nice, bright, Gallberry honey in 
new containers. 10 Ib.stranied, 
- $1.65 p 10 Ib. Chunk, $1.75 both 
postpaid; 60 ib.. ean strained, 
ee fregiht paid. Quality guar. 
$5.75 freight paid. Quality guar. 
man, Nahunta, P. O. Box 25 
 
2 pat. bee hives for sale. Mrs. 
AY Cockman, Alma. 
 
_ Galberry blend honey, 70c Ib. 
can, $7.00: 10 lb. can, $1.00. Add 
postage. Beeswax wanted. ae T. 
olland, Sparks. . 
 
1939 honey in comb, 10 Tb. cans, 
5 postpaid. Guar. sat. C. W. 
1 wning, Dublin, ERO oe 
Real fancy comb or. ext. Gall- 
berry honey, 12-5 Jb. pails, $6.00. 
Ea awPl shipment and quality 
guar. J . T. Mullis, Alma. | 
1000 Ibs. good, nice, 
hunk and strained honey. 10c 
lb. FOB. No checks. Send plenty 
of postage and all over will be 
 
  
 
Rt. 2. Box 31. 
 
: 20 Ibs. beeswax, 20c db.; black 
alnut meats, 30 - lb.; dried 
eaches, not peeled, 12%6 Ib.; dry 
 
Sage, new crop, 40 Jb.: dried 
eiffer 
 
  
 
W. Hill, Maysville, Rt. 1. 
 
ce: No. 1 pure Gallberry Ext. hon- 
ey, 10 Jb. pails only, $1.10 ea. Add 
postage. Jim Pye, Odum. Z 
 
New Gallberry | honey, Ext. or 
Comb, 5 Ibs., 75: 10 Ibs, $1.50. 
del.; Cs. of. 12. 5 Ibs., $6.00 FOB, 
half case of 6-5 lb. pails, $3 30 
FOB. Highest quality and prompt | 
ngs guar. D. F. Thomas, 
 
- New Tupelo honey, 10 lb., a 
$1. 50__ 5 Ibs.. 75; 6 or more. 
 
Ibs., at 50c ea.; No. 2 grade in 
60's, at Tc Ib. No COD orders 
 
h, 1222 E. Henry. St. 
 
Gallberry and Poplar honey, in 
ib, or strained, good grace, 
 
10 pail, $1.00 and postage on 
Tos. also best grade B. R. 
kerels, Apr. 6 hatch, 60c ea. if 
ee BOW. Devoe Smith, Rt. x 
 
  
 
hey Ext, Ronee in 6 and 10 
pails as follows. FOB here: 6- 
2 Fancy Ext., $3.25; 6-10 Ib 
ils to ts. $6.00; 1-10 Ib. pail 
 
  
 
paid and ins., $1.40. Prompt 
ent. John A. Crummey, 
Box Pee = 
 
Ree 
 
PEANUTS WANTED: 
 
ican | 
 
ret. John L. Bennett, Screven, 
 
pears, no peelings nor | 
cores, 10c Ib. Add postage. Mrs. A.) 
 
hipped. B. E. Sheppard, Savan-|_ 
| cans. Advise price, fat Jar 
 
| dill plants, 10c doz.; 
 
BUTTER, FOR: SALE 
 
   
 
Thursday, June _ 
 
  
 
| Miscellaneous Por Sale 
 
  
 
Fresh: country butter, free of 
coloring,  scow T. B. tested. 4 Ibs. 
ea) week, del: for $1.00: Mrs. Asa 
Moon, Bowdon, Rt. 2. 
 
5. or 6 Ibs., nice Jersey butter 
ea. week.. shipeed subject to ap- 
proval, .25 16. .,in, Ist and 2nu: 
zones:. Mrs... R. A: Montgomery, 
Bowdon, Rt. 2, phone 2312. . 
 
+3 to 41bs..nice; country butter 
ea. week in pound molds, 30c jb. 
del. or 25 Ib,-not del. Mrs. Mary 
L.. Kimbell, McDonough, Risse 
 
3 to 5 Ibs., fresh country but- 
ter ea. week, 30c lb. del. Cow T. 
1B. tested. Exe. some for honey 
Mrs. Claud Adams, - Gainesville. 
Rt. 8, Box 186. 
 
FRESH & CURED MEAT 
: _ FOR SALE  ee 
 
Hickory eubied: 10- 25 tb. ais 
and link pork sausage, any quan- 
tity for sale. Wm. Walker, Quit- 
-man, P. O. Box 432. 
 
Nice cured side meat, 15c lb. 
not del. Any amount. Mrs. G. H. 
Hayes, MeDonough, Rt. 1. 
 
Nice dried hams, pure and 
clean, 25 Ib. ea., S4c pound. Cash 
with order. Mrs. E. CR. slate 
Demorest. 
 
  
 
  
 
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Miscellaneous Wanted 
 
aT! 
 
BEESWAX: 
 
Want most any quantity of 
nice beeswax. Write Elmer P. 
Sanford, Lumber City, Rt. -, 
Box 14 A. : 
 
BEANS AND PEAS: 
 
Want some good Hay peas. 
Quote cash price. J. C. ae 
Valdosta, Box 426. 
 
Want some black crowder peas. 
B. O. Lane, Villa ee Rt 2, 
Box 141. : 
 
EGGS: 
 
~ Want eggs from Purebred stock 
with hatching guarantee, lois of 
500, right in price; 
trade 20 White King pigeons for 
old: or young ducks; geese or 
chickens. Mrs. H. E. Smith, Au- 
gusta, Rt. 3. 
 
African or Australian guinea 
eggs. selected, free of culls. State 
price. L. ae Johnson, Acworth, 
Rt.. 2. 
 
FEATHERS: 
 
Want 5 Ibs., good feathers. 
Make best offer. Ss. M. ee 
Eastman, Rt. 5. 
 
GOURDS: 
 
Will pay cash for gourds, state 
what you have and price. Mar- 
garet Miller, Glennville.  
 
HERBS AND ROOTS: 
 
Want % Ib. of bark of the 
Black Wiaw root. Lee Jones, 
Collins, Rt, 2. . 
 
GRAIN: 
 
Want 10 bu. seed oats, 1939 
crop, cheap for cash, or would 
Swap potato or tomato plants. 
Write what you have. H. A. 
Smith Baxley. Rt. 4 
 
HONEY: 
 
Want some strained hone ey for 
personal use. petites best price in 
bbl. lot.. Geo. M. Prince, Colum- 
bus, Box 471. Sale 
 
Want peanuts, sorghum syrup 
and pecans. State price FOB 
aoe station; also exc. gladioli 
ulbs. for tulip bulbs. Mrs. M. 
<C, Harris, care P. 
 
Harris. ae 
OATS: 
 
Want 500 to 1000 bu. of oats. 
J. W. Atchison, Sierras. 
 
PLANTS: "0 
 
Want exc. dwarf boswood cut- 
tings and flowering almonds, for 
potato or tomato Bien: Lillie 
Mae Latham, Felton. : 
 
SEED: 
 
Want about ap ound of old 
fashioned red Boy bean seed. 
State price. Mrs. W. R. Shirley, 
Fairmount, Rt. 1. 
 
Exe. 150 nice tomato plants for 
1 pt. of large, tender, white 
half-runner bean seed, 300 plants) 
for 500 bunch P.R. potato plants, 
Mrs. G. L. Tallant, CUE a 
 
Se RAWBERRIES: 
 
Carnesville, 
 
home a gal. ripe, fresh strawber- 
ries. Give best price del. by par- 
 
ville. 
 
SYRUP: 
 
Want 2 gal. sorghum syrup in 
P.Mor- 
 
vison, Barney. Rt. ; 
 
  
 
Miscellaneous For Sale 
_ Grub 
 
  
 
25 Ib; 
: blood: root 
plants, 15 doz. ; maiden hair 
ferns, 6 for 25c; trillium, gentian, 
25 doz. Postpaid. Clyde Eaton, 
Dahlonega, Rt. 1. 
 
New, clean. white downy feath- 
ers, 50c lb., del. or lot of 25 
lbs.. $11.00. Samples on peaueet. 
 
and Star root, 
 
20c Ib.;> m 
 
also want} 
 
Want 2 settings (36) of White|. 
 
Write for 
 
Want buy within 50 miles my/ 
 
cel post. Maud Hamby, Grrens i 
 
  
 
  
 
Mrs. Mary Collins, toes = S.. 
 
Rattle. ae of the meadow 
 
root and wild cherry bark. ea,; 
 
apple, 25 lh.; -yel- 
low root, ene Add postage. 
Miss Lorene Jackson Talking 
Rock. -Rt: 25 a5 
 
Yello and faittte 3 1r6de? 30c Ib.: 
spiment and blood root, *50c Ib. 
 
-| Write .your wants for: ee and 
 
native : flowers; 2 exe, 9 (Kudzu 
crowns for peanuts. - Yonge 
Walker, Toccoa, Rt. 3) 
 
Extra quality 100 - ab feed 
 
sacks,- free of: ee for sale or 
exc, for honey. ET OREA Lee 
Red Oak. 
 
Button. snake,. erih,: Sampson 
snake root, .50 Jb. -Vvinegar 
snake. root, $1. 50 -Ib.; . dill plants, 
30c C; butterfly, yellow.. rattle. 
sassafras root and queen of the 
meadow. 25 lb. Del. Ga. Mrs. 
 
saene Holloway, Dahlonega, : Rte: 
 
Wianey: bladder and _ spignut 
root, 50c lb. postpaid. Money 
order. Will T. Martin, Dalton, 
P. . Box 143. ; : 
Catnip, hoarhound,  pepper- 
mint. 25c doz  bun.;_ yellow, 
l|rattle, sassafras root, 20c lb-; 
 
poke root. 15 Ib.; blood root, 40c 
Ib.; garlic bulbs, 50c doz. All 
postpaid in Ga. Mrs. Dewitt 
 
-| White, Dahlonega. Rt. 1, Box 37. 
 
Rattle, yellow and sassafras 
root, 20c 1b.; blood root, 40c Ib.; 
tiger lilies, 25 2.3 
bark, 20c lb.; catnip. hoarhound, 
25c per 6 bunches; spearmint, 
25c doz. bun. P. P. in Ga. Mrs. 
Fannie Allison. Dahlonega, Rt. 1, 
Box 95A. 
 
Horse radish. 5c} yellow root, 
20c Ib. bear foot, 30 lb.; pump- 
kin and white nush peas, 10 
cupful; fox a fall grape vines, 
muscadine, 3 for 20c. Will exe. 
Mrs. Henry Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 3- 
 
Black walnut meats, nice, 
clean, bright color, 3 lbs., $1.00 
 
FOB; also Exc. dried apples for 
 
red skin sweet potato plants: 8 
 
Ibs. for 800 well rooted plants. M. 
 
M. Cochran, Royston. 
 
Calamus, bearfoot, yellow dock. 
birdock, yellow root, Queen of 
the Meadow, rattle root, Mayap- 
ple, 30c lb.; tobacco plants. 10c 
C. or exc: tor Nancy Hall, big 
stem, Jersey or Boone potato 
 
plants. Mrs. R. Cc. _ Stover, a : 
 
ston. 
 
Chicken feed sacks, 100 lb. cap. 
with letters on, 5c ea.; laundered 
ic ea. Send money order plus 
postage. Bill ae nets 
Ri. 25 
- Blue Veruain, Greets of the 
Meadow root, 20c lb.; butterfly 
root, 25c lb.; yellow root 15c ib.; 
Virginia or black snake root, 20c 
per half Ib. Add postage. Anna 
Lee Fox. Dial. 
 
Yellow root, wild cherry park 
20c lb.; grub or star root, 40 Ib.; 
rattle, poke and sassafras root 
and Solomon Seal, 25c lb. Exc. 
for anything can use. Mrs G. C. 
Hester, Dahlonega, Rt. 1. 
 
Sassafras, yellow and poke 
root, 20c lb.; wild cherry bark, 
25c lb.; grub root, 40 lb.; butter- 
fly root, 30c lb.; hoarhound and 
catnip, 25c doz. bunches. Garner 
F. Hester, Dahlonega, Rt. 1. 
 
Lady slipper root, washed and 
dried, $1.25 pound; Mayanppie, 35c 
Ib. All postpaid. Walter Johnson, 
Alto, Riv 
 
Some feathers in good - cond, 
for Sale. Write. Miss Jessie Ward, 
Dawson. 
 
Lady slipper roots, washed, 
clean, dry, $1.00 1b.; Mayapple 
root, 25c Ib. Del in Ga. Miss Fay 
 
| Johnson, Alto, Rt. 1. 
All goose (home-raised) feath- 
 
ers, about 4 lbs., $4.00. Mrs D. R. 
Warthen, Warthen, Ga. 
 
-. Gensing for sale. No. samples. 
 
Write for prices. W. R. alker. 
Digh- 
 
Gourds, 11 to 22 in. in cir. 
 
prices; Spearmint 
plants, 25c doz. Packed in damp 
moss: dried sassafras, 25 lb. P 
 
ee Mrs. eee Thomas. Thomas- 
 
boro. . 
 
Yellow and sassafras Toot, wiid 
cherry bark, 20c lb.; - Lions 
tongue and horse-mint, 25 per 
doz. bunches: Add postage. Mrs. 
Reba Davenport, Lovirer. 
 
Mayapple, yellow and rattle 
root, 10c lb. FOB. No orders less 
 
4 than 50c. Mrs. Lillie Reece, Talk- 
 
ing Rock, Rt. XT 
 
wild cherry 
 
-22S: 
White quail, 
 
EGGS. Ee SALE : 
 
  
 
Purebred M. B. uikey eges, 
$2.00. doz., through May and leer 
Not  postpaid. Meee oe 
Pinehurst. S 
 
Selected Sucuover auck | eees, 
0c. per . 15," plus postage. J, E: 
 
Beales,  Savannah, 423 W. 
| Broughton St.  if 
Silvers, Goldens, pil neok 
 
; @asant eggs for sale. Guar. 90 
per cent fertile: Write or call. 
Wm, M. Nixon. pee Cc-0 ae 
Woolen Mills. 
 
_AAA grade S. C. W. L. eggs. ad 
Lady Windsor strain, 75 per 15. 
Exc. for anything can use. Mrs | 
 
Jas. Hunt, Roswell, Rt. 1. 
 
Large type Dark Cornish (pure 
bred) eggs, $1.00 per 15. Crates 
ret. No persona]. chks. Miss Flor- 
ence Horne, Grovetown.  
 
and shipped with care. Exc. for 
seed peas or pole or soy beans. 
J.D Dyer, Gainesville, Rt. 1. 
 
Large type Dark Cornish eggs 
from bloodtested prize winners, 
$1.00 per 15; $1.75 for 30. Post- 
paid. Year round sales. EH. Dz 
Tinarey, Sandersville 312 Floyd 
 
Pure White Pekin dick eves, 
Woe per 15, postpaid. No stamps. 
Mrs. L. K. Fryer. Talhottom.. 
 
Thompson Imp. B. R. eggs, 65c 
per 15, $1.15 for 305. Booths W. 
L. eggs, same price Del. No chks. 
Mrs. J. E. Steadam, Bainbridge. 
 
Ancona, Sheppard str. AAA 
grade eggs, 75c per 18, or $1.50 
for 50. Postpaid. Mrs. t ae El- 
liott, Lavonia. 
 
Giant str. Light. Became edes, 
90c for 15. Add postage. - Mrs. 
Manure Stone, Adairsville, Rt. 
 
, Turkey eggs, $1. 50 per fe 
so baby turkeys. 30c a.5 3-4 wks. 
old poults, $1.00 ea. All del. No 
chks. M. A. Kent, Lilburn. 
 
Pure M. B. ey eggs, $2.20 
doz. postpaid. Mrs. J. A. Milfore, 
Ball Ground, Rt. 2. ~ 
 
Goiden Buff Minorca eggs, 75c 
per 15, plus postage; fodder, $1.50 
per hundred.C. Watson, Logan- 
Wille Rtas: 
 
Want some Buff Leghorn eggs. 
J. F. Hutcheson, Buchanan.  
 
Want large type turkey eggs. 
prefer Mammoth Bronze. Mrs. 
W. V. Vaughn. Towns. 
 
Want some White Guinea eggs. 
State what you have and price. 
e C. MecDarnel. Cumming, Rt. 
 
Booking orders for hatching 
Chukar Partridge, Bop 
 
pheasants, Golden Sebright anc 
 
Jap. Silkie bantams. Prices on 
request. C. T. Gaines, Buford. - 
 
POULTRY WANTED 
 
  
 
  
 
LEGHORN Ss: 
 
Want any Leghorn type, high 
producing 1938 and 1939 hatch 
pullets, laying or ready to lay. 
Exc. good value in hogs, incuba- 
tor, brooder, Jersey bull calves up 
Y yr. old. J. H. oh Greens- 
 
ro. 
 
Want 75 March wee AAA big] 
 
type Eng. W. L. pullets at reas- 
onable price for cash. No culls. 
W. H. Thompson, Culberson, N. 
C., Rt. 1. (Resident of Georgia) 
 
Want 200 White Leghorn Yv. 
old hens. State price, etc. N. M. 
McDonald, Varnell, Box 111, 
 
Want 10 to 50 heavy breed pul- 
lets, Plymouth Rocks preferred. 
Must be cheap. State best price. 
Can exc. tomato and potato 
plants. Mrs. Flora Groby: Bax- 
Jey, Rt. 4. 
 
PIGEONS: 
 
Want any number common 
pigeons, State number and price. 
Will pay exp. chgs. if del. t 
ait office. Rufus Brown, Gaines- 
ville. 
 
- Will pay $1.50 pair for few pr. 
purebrd pigeons: Maltest, Fan- 
tail, Giant Homers and other 
fancy Stock. Write before ship- 
Ping. William Clark, Ft. Valley. 
Box 543.  : 
 
POULTRY FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
(ees FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Barron. Eng. Ww. i, eggs, AAA, 
250-300 quality, 75c per 15, del. 
in Ga. No chks. Exc. 30 for 12 
turkey eggs. White Holland or 
Bourbon  Red. = Mrs. - 
Grubbs, Demorest. 
 
White Guinea Gay from March 
until November) eggs, 75c per 17, 
not prepaid. also long yellow leaf 
chewing tobacco, 11 lbs. $1.00. T. 
M. Roland, Coffee. 
 
Eggs, - AAA Barred Rocks, 65c 
| per 15; Blue Speckled Guina, 3 
doz. $1.00. Add postage to. all. 
Hx: 3 doz: for 12 Me patato 
 
Nellie 
 
ANCONAS: 
 
3 nice Ancona laying hens, 75c 
ea., also few lbs. super bee 
foundation, 50c-lb. Add express or 
postage to both. Wm. Middleton. 
Buford, Rt. 2. 
 
BANTAMS: 
 
12 Partridge Cochin henge $1. 50 
ea., and 2 roosters, $2.00 ea. FOB 
my place. Mrs, Ross Busbee, Rey- 
nolds, Rt, 3. 
 
BARRED WHITE AND. OTHER 
ROCKS: 
 
25 -B. R. hens and 3 Acted? 
 
roosters, February. and March 
1938 hatch, $25.00 FOB, or 106 
hens and unrelated rooster, 
 
  
 
plants. Ea. Pay postage. Mrs. | 
Roxie Robinson, Bowdon, Rt. 3. 
 
5 eo 
 
  
 
| POULTRY | FOR | 
 
Booth AAA grade WwW. L. eges. 
50 per 15 plus postage. Packed] 
 
3 with 20 pullets. Mrs. J. L. 
 
CORNISH: 
 
al | Roundheads and Mertis 
 
11, March hatch, also 5. Park 
 
Golden Ringneck} 
 
ped. breeders mating, No. 2 
 
.erels, 
 
College Park, 328 Lyle AY 
AO1O as 
 
cockerels, selected for bre 
June shipment... $1.00 ea. 
 
cocks, Lindstrom  
 
  
 
$10.00. Hens now laying. Mrs. A. 
C. Malphus, Tusculum, 
 
  
 
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ee ese 
 
Some . fine. Holter: an 
Aristocrat. 
 
  
 
wks. White direct from. Th 
$18.00 per doz.; also 3 
 
ac AAA grade, $5. 00 fo 
Sone: ae a 
 
New 
 
Rt: i oes 
ac R. T teckerels from ex 
laying stock Prices and de 
information. as. performance 
parents: stock in the Ga.-Na 
al egg laying contest, on req 
_E: E. Tebeau, Waleska, c-0 
hardt College... Fat 
AAA March hatch Wh 3 
pure Fischel strain, pullets, $ 
cockerels, $1.50 ea.; 1 unre: 
cockerel free with ea. 10 
 
  
 
lace, Bowersville, Box 153 
Po 
40 ,March large block 
Cornish pullets,, 75 ea. 
orders only. Mrs. Myrtle | ea 
Eastman, Rt. 4. < 
2 Cornish yr. old rooste 
ea.; 15 or 20 purebred Tho 
B. R. pullets, February 
and rooster, 65 ea. in 1 i 
75c ea. separately; w.L. re 
March hatch, 50c ea. Money 
der, Annie B. King, a m: 
2, Box 56. 
 
GAMES: ei 
Fine Warhorse games: 
$1.50; rooster, $2. 00;, eg 
per 15. Ss. M. Seaborn, 
wick. 
11 pit game Hence 
 
CYOSSES, 5 Roundhead and 
Red crosses, 75c ea. ta 
Hatcher, Cairo Rb, 3. 
Dom, Roundhead, BI  
eee games, 5 cocks, $2 
15 good stags, Yr. old, $ 
$2.60 ea. Carlton Sh Con 
Rt: 2: 
 
LEGHORNS: 
 
; 15 big type Eng. Barron 
cockerels, pen ped. matings 
 
R. Feb. cockerels $2.00 e: 
$5.50; 6 for $10.00. FOB. 
Ww. Ham, Summit, Rt. 4 
300 S. Cc. W. L. pullets, 
ege grade, vaccinated, 
for worms, 80c ea., at 13 
15 wks. 90c: 17 wks. $1.00 
wks., $1.10 ea. Austin Cha 
Carrollton, Rt. 2. 
50 AA W. L. pullets, 4 
50c ea. at my barn. Jim 
lins, Cairo, Rt. Sr 
Golden Buff Leghorns, 1 5 
now laying. and 1 1 rooster, 
for lot for quick sale... 
Flynn, Austell, Rt. 2. 
AAA W. L. pullets, 10 wks. 
50c ea. also some Ancona 
Brown Leghorns, 5 mos. old. 
laying, 95c ea. B. R. Wo 
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. : 
36 AAA W. L. hens, Apri 
hatch, 75 ea. at my home, 
So. Homer, Alonzo G. Thom 
Maysville, Rt. Le 
200 W. L. cockerels, 8 wks 
extra fine individuals, 75 | 
K. B. Jones, Pine Mountain 
Jey 
90 W. ce hens, 1937 al 
hateh, now oe 50 per 
 
W.L. or B. R. pullets, 2 mi 
older. Sam Elder, Cullode 
 
March hatch W. L. coe 
 
Barron str. direct. 75c ea. 
Lucian Williams, Collins. 
 
Royal select big type Ww 
cockerels, 10 wks. old, 
for~ Sale: Write for prices 
T. McMillan, ' Gainesvill 
 
80 Eng. type W. L. p 
mos. old, 70c ea. FOB. 
be returned. Otto aes 
Branch, Rt. 1.  
Big type AAA Eng. w. 
Pullorum tested, 10 
old, 65c ea. No less than 2 | 
customer. Party pay po 
Willie L. Robinson, Ae 
Rt. 10, Box 1. 
 
Brogdon, Biandvilla, C 
 
MINORCAS: 
 
Golden Butt. Minore 
str. 8 wks. old 45 ea.; also 
old chicks, 20c ea. Sex about 
and half. Mrs. A. M. William: 
 
April hatch | te Black Mt 
 
$1.75. L. B. Milli n 
Sev. Golden Buff M 
 
Express not. prepai 
Rt 
   
   
 
  
 
rch hate Giant eink Mie 
:  April hatch,. 
0. 2.5 2 last yrs. cockerels,. 
 
bee! Minoreas or. genuine Buft 
aed bantam. oO. Wa 888 oF 
 
Golden. Bult Minorca cackersie: 8 
wks. old. 60 ea. prepaid. Mrs. 
ne Cavend r. Franklin, Rt. 3. 
 
20 best egg Ri O.P. sired Bult 
 
finorca pullets, 3 cockerels. Ap-. 
ril 5, 1939 hacth. 50c ea. lot for 
$10.50. Mrs. F.M. Brent. Can- 
Ne Rion 
AA ploodtested Taivdsteom Aue 
5, 1939 hatch; 50c ea. lot for 
ockerels. $1 00:ea. or'3 for $2.50 
OB. Exc. for 3 of same breed 
nd age. Ea pay express ches. L. 
Freeman, Calhoun, Ft aa 
 
MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS:. 
 
Capons: 3. capons. 1 yr. old, 2 
L. B. and 1 mixed heavy breed. 
Carry chicks now. $2.00 ea. Exn. 
collect. Money order only. Craw- 
 
rd Lovell, Tignall, Rt. 2. - 
 
Trained capons, $5 00 ea. at my 
home. Mrs. Dessie J. Pruiti. 
Dahlonega. Rt. ). Box 67. 
 
ORPINGTONS: 
 
150 Buff Orpington and 75 W. 
ZL. hens, $1.25 ea.; 15 Buff Orp. 
and 4 W. L: cockerels, $1950 ea. 
All bloodtested. (Name and ad- 
dress not given in nonce sent to 
~Builetin).  
10 purebred AAA. Buff Orp. 
hens and unrelated rooster, $10.00 
or exc. for nice . Jersey heifer 
Bring heifer:.and get poultry. 
Sag Homer Sutton, Cedartown, 
2: se 
 
2 as pr. mixed: Blue pigeons, 40c 
$1.75 for lot. Dorothy Tay- 
ee Alto, Rt. 1, c-o J. C. Wood- 
call. 
5 pr. White King pigeons, no 
culls, = fine stock. Sell at bar- 
ae G. L. Stripling, Macon, Rt. 
 
20 whites Fan Tail pigeons. 
 
: $1 50 pair. Exc. for baby chicks, } 
 
Reds (R. 1, or New Hampshires) 
 
or any heavy good breed. J. P|. ~ 
 
Whitley, Summerville, Rt. 2. 
16 mated prs. Silver and White 
ings, banded and working, $2.00 
also some Dark Cornish 
 
a on abus, 00. ae St. 
REDS Owew Hampshires) : 
 
50 N. H. Reds, purebred, 25 pul-: 
 
e*s and 25 roosters, 55c ea. at 
 
wks. old, FOB. No chks. Cash 
r money order. Mrs. R. L. Fears. 
Flovilla, Rt... i : 
 
Purebred N. H. young, now lay- 
ng hens and roosters, $1.00 ea. 
OB. Mrs. J. M. ae Macon, 
Rt. 3: 
 
No H- Red cockerels and, pul- 
ets, 2% mos. old, 75c ea. del. 
Geo. Barfield, Louisville. 
 
Extra good AAA N. H. Red 9 
wks. old pullets, 60c ea. FOB. 
Cash with order. W. A. Wallis, 
Gainesville, Rt. 1. 
 
REDS (Rhode Island): 
 
100 Red-Rock cross March 
pullets, from selected stock. 
eulled, good size, 50 ea. not pre- 
aid. Cash with order. Verner 
Kiser, Gainesville. Rt. 2, Box 35. 
100 purebred R. I. Red coeck- 
erels, select grade. bloodtested, 
 
ebruary hatch, $1.00 ea. FOB W. 
 
. Paulk.. Willacoochee. RFD. 
 
1 R. I. Red yr. old rooster, 75c. 
 
rs. Guy Porter, aeons Rt. 
 
. \ 
 
R. I. Red baby chinks: $2. 25 per 
25 postpaid; Eggs, $1.00 per 15; 
cockerels, 4 mos. old, $1.00 Be 
Mrs. Don qnonaiaa Decatu 
De 2405. 
ak 200 extra fine. AAA 3 mos. old 
 
ubbards New Hampshire Red 
pullets 75c ea.; and 150 cocker- 
 
Is, $1.00 ea. or 85 ea. if more 
 
han 3 cockerels in one lot. ote 
 
J. Fleming, Lincolnton, Rt. 
 
ANDOTTES:  
 
Purebred R. C. S. L. Wyan- 
oe hens, $1.00 ea.; Eggs, 60c 
 15; also purebred - Rei 
peck led Sussex eggs. 60c per 
Be $1.10 for 30; Narragansett 
os key eggs, $1. 15, sper 15, P: P. 
ay Earl Wilson. Clarkesville. 
LA quality WwW. Wyandottes. 10 
Ms and rooster, $1.00 ea. FOB 
Mrs. D..A. Wright, Helena, Rt. 1. 
 
  
 
ickeys: Guineas, Geese 
Ducks; Etc. Wanted 
 
  
 
Want some guinea or guinea 
eggs for hatching. Quote prices. 
_E. H. Messick, St. Simons Island. 
Want 1 pr. Toulouse geese. 
State price, etc. Mrs. W..T. Cas-. 
 Bon Aire, RED. 
 
| ea. 
 
  
 
s; Guineas, Goi H 
 
Ducks; n Ete. For Sale a7 : 
 
Loe Sieh black | -and| 
 
white Mtlccovey $1.75; Mallard, 
 
$1.50; Mallard ducklings, 40 and 
 
| ters, $1.25 ea, Miss Roberta Mc- 
Collum, Grantville, Rt. 2. 
 
2 White Pekin and 1 white 
Muscovey ducks and. 1 W. Mus- 
 
covey, drake, $3.00 for lot, or 75 
 
Pe Mrs, Jas, Olds, Bowman. a 
 
Real wild Mallerds etait as : 
 
chickens), $3.00, pair.. E:.E, Joa- 
 
chim, College Park,. Box 45, Ca 
 
3352 
 
Po. Hay natch sete | 
 
50c ea.; 10 large hens, Yr. old, 
$2.75 ea: ; fine, unrelated tom, 
 
$5.00. Better priced if. called. for. |, 
Mrs. J. E. Sikes, Cochran. 
 
White guineas, roosters ae 3 
 
Jack, $95. 00; 
 
: FOR SALE 
 
 Fine  yr. old, re tb? Eatallion 
 
for sale or, trade. C..G, oe. 
Bowdon, 
 
50c a.;..1 yr..old Buff Orp. roos-| 
 
=D eray cee 
1 white. buck. $1.25 ea. not post- 
 
| paid, Clifford Banks, Tallapoosa. 
 
Gaited, sorrel mare. smooth 
 
mouth;  fat, will work, bred to 
also 200d : pony se 
 
darge enough for man to ride), 
 
$75. 00. Tom. Taylor, Marshallville . 
 
A. horse: and wagon - for sale, 
very cheap. Mrs. Re E. Benefield. a> 
 
Ellenwood, RFD. 
Brown mare mule, ene gen- 
 
tle. work anywhere, $75.00. E. Ww. 
Oglesby. Atlanta, Willis Min Ra. 
 
Ma: 0385. 
 
Pony, 
where, about 600 Abs., sell cheap. 
 
W.B. Lewis, Douglas, 915 Ethe! 
 
hens, tame, $2.00, or 50 ea. Add St. 
 
exp. charges. Bonnie King, Bu- 
ford, Rt.. 
 
  
 
RABBITS FOR SALE 
 
  
 
12 White rabbits, 2 mios. old, 
50c ea. $1.00 pr. Del. Prank Park- 
er, Morganton. 
 
White, N. Z. rabbits, 2 mos. old, 
 
healthy, good cond., 75c ea. Am- 
; ilee Long, Bremen.  
 
3 prs. nice young white, nie 
 
eyed rabbits, 1 pr. Black, about 
 
2 mos. old, 40c ea. $3.00 for lot. 
Sent Exp. collect. J. C. Brown. 
oo 253 per ekee Place. S. 
 
Guinea pigs (eaves): all sizes 
and colors. Write for prices. R. H. 
Ridgway, Sr., Canon. 
 
White, black spotted rabbits, 
young, Tbe pair; 2 grown bucks, 
$1.00 ea. Scut Mauldin, Lavonia. 
 
Belgium rabbits, free of dis-| 
, ase, 1 doe, 3 small ones, $2.50 
for lot. Exe, for pecans, peanuts, 
. C. Reid, Hogans- | 
 
syrup, etc. H 
ville. 
 
White rabbits, 2 mos. old, Tic 
ea.; 6 wks. old, 60c pr.; Guinea 
pigs (cavies), 75c pair. Trade for 
anything can use of value. Lock- 
ard Bell, Atlanta, 264 Alexander 
St. N. W. 
 
SHEEP AND GOATS 
WANTED  
 
good, 
 
  
 
Want 
 
full particulars. Wm. R. Rockel, 
Thomasville. 
 
  
 
SHEEP AND GOATS 
 
FOR SALE 
 
Reg. Nubian milk goat buck 
kid, from excellent .production 
breeding, born @1arch 20th, $10.00 
crated, FOB my express office. 
No personal oe PE: Grubs. 
Demorest.. 
 
3 Toggenburg doe kids. gentle, 
good natured, from 5 gt. does, for 
sale. Mrs. Annie L. Adams, 
Thomaston, P. O. Box 8. 
 
Entire lot of 18 goats, 6 mos. 
to 3 yrs. Does and bucks, $15.00 
at my farm. Exc. for good breed 
of doe milk goats, sub. to reg. R. 
J. Drexel, Valdosta. 
 
12 goats, from 2 wks. old up to 
nannies (that will kid real soon), 
50c up to $2.00 ea.; A 3 yr. old 
Angora billy. Ira Chapman, 
Crawfordville. 
 
At Stud: Sir Roderick, reg. 
No. T-=2678, in I. D. G. R.. Assn\, 
and A. G. Society, Purebred -Tog- 
genburg, buck, naturally hornless, 
from 7% gt. milk stock. Proved 
sire. Orders booked for limited 
stud service, fee, $5.00. John 
Hynds, Atlanta, 93 Warren St: 
N. E,.De 5140. , 
 
Some milk goats for sale. V. 
L: Miller, Atlanta, 
Ave., Center Hill. 
 
At Stud, large, naturally butt- 
headed Toggenburg buck. Vigor- 
ous, fertile and blooded milk 
stock. Does boarded very reas- 
onable. Service fee, $2.00. Mrs. 
McElroy, Atlanta, 205 Norwood 
Ave. N. E. De 3710. ~ 
 
10 common goats, Toggenburg 
 
  
 
and Angora cross. large, in good] 
 
cond. Ages good. FOB  farin, 
$12.50; Thrifty 8 wks. pigs, $4.00 
M. Te Beem Greensboro, 
tba. 
 
Reg. Saanan fresh doe tase 
and buck kids);. 1 reg., 2 pure- 
bred Toggenburg does, fresh in 
March, 4 qt. milkers; reg. does 
bred to reg. Saanan buck; 100 
per cent Nubian buck. Sell or 
trade; 274 tons straight goat ma- 
nure, 100 Ib. bk @s or ton lots. 
Edwin Simpson, Atlanta, 695 
Paynes Ave. NW. 
 
HORSES AND MULES 
WANTED : 
 
Want 1 Shetland pony suitable 
for boy to handle, also 1 Ewe 
sheep. Must be okay. State size. 
color, sex and prices. Mrs. L. P. 
Lambert, Bowdon Junction. 
 
Want _ gentle, young Shetland 
pony. State cash price. Mrs. 
Floyd Sasser, Ludowici. 
 
eS S 
 
  
 
  
 
a 
 
1000 Ibs.; 
 
purebred buck}. 
sheep. prefer Hampshire. State} 
 
Sy old, 
 
16 te ak 
 
  
 
Brown mare mule; 1 yrs. old, 
 
wt. 1200 lbs., fine worker; black 
horse mule, fat, 10 yrs. old, wt. 
2 yr. old mare colt. 
broke to ride and plow. Terms. 
Take good cow, 2nd or 3rd calf 
in trade. Geo: McPherson, Moul- 
trie, Rt. 2. 
 
Kentucky 5 gaited tyr... old) 
 
stallion, reg. sound, fine breeder 
for sale; want Jap black-tail, 
Mille-Fleurs 
bright bantams. Quote prices. 
Chas. G. Houston, Augusta. 
 
2 real farm mules, wt, 
 
trade for 2 heavy brood mares, or 
will buy mares. Must be farm 
broken. State price and all par- 
 
| ticulars. Henry L. Colbert, Dames 
 
Ferry. 
 
CATTLE FOR SALE. 
 
  
 
  
 
Fine, penile. nattentbroke Jer: 
sey cow, freshen about June 15th 
3rd calf, butt-head, stock color, 
$65.00; fine chestnut sorrel mare 
1200 lbs., 8 yrs. old, good worker, 
 
$165.00; : 800 Ib. sorrel, 4 yr: old 
 
horse, $110.00. E. E. Bass; Mill- 
edgeville. a 
 
- Very fine black: Jersey ae 
 
first calf (heifer), freshened Ma} 
 
15th, reasonable. D. J.. aca 
 
College Park, Rt. 1 (1. mi. Stone- 
wall of Fell Road-  
 
White Face bull calves, 
 
on lespedeza with mothers. until 
August 15th; reg. Duroc | pigs, 
male and female, pigs, $12.50 a. 
 
Y. A. Oliver, Owner, Happy Val- 
 
ley Farm, Woodland. 
 
Polled Hereford bull, 26 mos. 
President, Mischief and 
Domino breeding, wt. 1500 Ibs., 
 
reg., also sev. yearling teg. horn- 
 
type bulls, Domino breeding. 
Percy A, Price, Albany. ~ 
 
ot Jersey milch cow, 2nd calf, 
now giving around 3 gal milk per 
 
day, good physical cond.,-for sale.| 
 
Mrs. Perry Brooks, Palmetto. 
 
10 mos. old Jersey - Guernsey 
bull, $20.00; 1 Jersy milch cow, 
3% to 4 gal. cap., 4% yrs. oid 
(splendid family cow), $45.00. J. 
M. Thomson, Palmetto. 
 
2 yokes. oxen, well anined. 
 
2000 and 2400. Ibs., respectively, 
well matched in size and color, 
 
for sale. Oscar Jones, Ellijay. 
 
3 yr. old reg. Jersey bull, well 
marked, good breeder, $75.00, or 
exc. in part for reg. Jersey bull, 
6 mos. to 1 yr. old, solid color, 
 
| priced not more than $30.00. Mrs. 
 
S. E. Jones, Fairburn, Rt. 2. 
 
Fine Guernsey cow, 2 yrs. old. 
Fine teats and heavy milker, 
fresh in, also Guernsey - Jersey 
milch cow and heifer calf. Reas- 
 
Ongble, W. E. Fitts, Rocky Ford. 
 
Milch cow with 2nd calf, for 
sale. W. L. Goolsby, Jonesboro. - 
 
3 cows, fresh, 2 with 1st and 1 
with 2nd calf, Reasonable, or 
 
trade for good milch cow and]: 
small yearlings. Evan | See 
 
Cave Springs, Rt. 3. 
 
4 yr. old, purebred Jersey caale. 
light color, genjle, kind. Papers 
for reg. Sell to prevent inbreed- 
ing. $50.00 cash my barn. J. F. 
Folder. Hillsboro, Rt. 1. 
 
Jersey. cow, good qualities, due 
to freshen June 7th, 2nd calf, 
for sale. R. E. Lee, Concord. 
 
Cow and. young ealf, for sale, 
about 1 mi. So. College Park, on 
Roosevelt Highway. Mrs. T. J. 
Coker, College Park, phone Ca 
 
2065. 
 
Nice, reg. Jersey cows, fresh in, 
for sale. Write. L. T. Long, Saal 
men. 
 
Nice Blue Jersey bull, about 1 
yr. old, $25.00. at my barn. Wil! 
 
}not ship. J. B. Cowart, Adairs-: 
i ville; Rt. 2: 
 
Fresh milch cows and pigs Sor 
sale. C. E. Smith, Fairburn, RFD 
2. 
 
Mate: Yr. old, half Holstein and 
 
half Jersey, from heavy produc- 
ing stock. Sell or exc. for heifer 
from good stock. Mrs. W. H. 
Rucker, Milner, Rt. 1.; 
 
Reg. Jersey cows, young, fresh. 
for sale. R. F. Eaves, Decatur, Rt. 
2. (Lawrenceville Rd., e mi, De-| 
et 
 
4 White: ide ae 
 
ood  cond. work an al 
= ae Guernsey bull. Send ped., state 
 
and Golden = Se-' 
 
900 to} 
1000 lbs., 11-12 yrs. old. Sell or 
 
15-16!  
Herefords, $40.00 ea.; will keep} 
 
ES ay pecs  
 
  
 
ines 10 BE R. pullets, 5 cori-| 
 
for a Jersey heifer calf, 6. wks. or 
more old:! Mrs. Jd. Lo Erwin, 
Adairsville. Rtige 5, 
 
- Want 5 White Face -Polled| 
Hereford bull calves, registered, 
about 2 or 3 mos. old. State price, 
and *phone collect 30 J Ocilla 
or write. Henry Brown, Ocilla. 
 
Want a thoroughbred Hereford 
bull, 6 to 8 mos. -old, Sub. to reg. 
at reasonable price. G. XB. Kirk- 
patr ick. _ Grayson. . zs 
 
Exc. a $15. 00. soci for a heif- 
 
a calf, turkeys, ducks or. chick- 
 
ens. corn, wheat, etc. Write. Mrs. 
Addie C. !umball, Oxford, Rt. 
Ay 
 
Want 
 
caer J ay or 
 
records of his daughters; also 
D&PL 11-A cottonseed, 15e bu. 
Ww. J. Brennan, Columbus, at 
18th St. 
 
Exc. bees in 3 frame pat. chives 
for reg. Jersey calves. Write. Do- 
cia Harris, Lula.  
 
Want | buy young | heifer that 
will freshen in 2 or 3 mos. State| 
what you have. J. O. Duncan, 
Stone Mtn. Rt. 2.  
 
Want reg. FPolled Hereford 
bull, 9 mos. up. for Herd. Advise 
what you have and price at once. 
W. C. Suggs, St. George. 
 
Exc. good mule, sound and 
work anywhere; about 9 or 10 
yrs. old, for cattle. Miss Cora | 
: Whitton, Buchanan, Rt. 1. 
 
Want 3 heifers and bull, wt. 
100-200 lbs. ea. Exc. value. J. O. 
Dunean, Stone Mtn., Rt. 2. 
 
Want good milch cow at reas- 
sneole price on time: pay $5.00 
down and $5.00 week. Can give 
ref. C. E. Stanton, Atlanta, Rt. 
8, Box 196 Be 
 
Want trade sow farrowing 10 
 
bone S. P. C. boar, and pigs, for 
a young good milch cow, fresh or 
to freshen soon. R. K. Poss, = 
tell RFD eae x 
 
Exe. good, 3 or 3% poe Secacy 
COW for yearlings; also exc. 
pr. wild geese for a young pr. 
peafowls or wild Mallard ducks.| 
J.-F. Wellborn, Rock Springs. 
 
Can pasture about 25 head cat- 
tle at reasonable price. 2 mi. 
College Park on Washington Rd. 
 
W. E. Johnson, COneee Park, 
Rt. 2, Box 380-A. . 
 
| HOGS WANTED 
 
  
 
  
 
Want a S, P. . boar, 8 to 12 
mos. old; Must ee reg. John Ab- 
ernathy, Blairsville, Rt. 4. 
 
  
 
HOGS FOR SALE 
 
Thoroughbred Berkshire 1 yr. 
old boar. for sale or trade for 
 
  
 
good sow; Silver, Golden and 
Ringneck pheasants, sell or trade 
for turkeys, geese or RigSONS B. 
L. Custer, Marietta.  
 
ed against cholera .and swine 
plague, $10.00 ea. reg. in buyer's 
name. Watson As 
Rea 
 
PE purebred little bone black 
guinea 18 mos. old service male, 
$25.00 to truck or $30.00 and shin 
FOB. also pr. same stock, 12 wks. 
old pigs of same stock, $16.00 for 
the pr. J. C. Hargroves, Marlow. 
 
3 shoats, half P. C. and half} 
big bone Guinea, also a yr. old} 
White Rock rooster; want to buy 
Golden Bevrigh? bantams roos- 
ter and 3 or 4 pullets at reason- 
able price. W. E. Beall, ene 
ville; Rt. 8, Box 231. 
 
Purebred S. P. C. pigs; perfect 
markings and best. breeding, wt. 
60 ibs. $10.00 ea. with papers and 
dbl. treatment. W. E. Sickel, Sa-|: 
vannah, 1130 East 50th St. 
 
S. P. C. farrowed March 29th 
markings 50-50, . -in good cond., 
thrifty, from reg. sows, $8.00 ea. 
FOB. J. F. Brown, Nahunta. 
 
Black Essex pigs, $10.00 ea. 
 
and swine plague, with . APP 
tion for reg. included. Le 
geron, Sardis. - 
 
Club sow, 2nd litter, 10 wks. old. 
treated, reg. buyers name, males. 
$10.00; gilts, $12.00 ea. Dunwoody | 
Cumming, Warthen; ; 
 
of 1934-35 World Grand Cham- 
pions, Dbl: treated. thrifty, reg. 
buyers name. papers furnished. 
1 and 12 wks. old, $10.00 ea: W. 
A. Taliaferro, Blue Ridge. 
 
ea. or lot for $25.00 at my barn. 
Heo. Barber. Luthersville, Rt. 1. 
 
Si Pn: pigs of champion 
breeding on both sides, $10.00 ea. 
at. around 10 wks. old, dbl. treat- 
ed for cholera reg. in buyer's 
_ name; older pigs, priced accord- 
ing to age and size. L. J. Wash- 
cheer Jackson. 
 
  
 
| ish: hens or 5 White Leghorn pens) 
 
pure, selected, privately ginned : 
 
pigs last time, rebred to reg. big} 
 
10 wks. old S. P..C. pigs, world ; 
champion blood lines, dbl., treat- | 
 
_Eliabelle, 
 
| name. . Sires, 
 
$18.00 pair. Treated for cholera. 
 
S.Bar-| 
 
Purebred S. P. C. pigs from A: H 
 
S. P. C. boar pigs, sired by sons 
 
12S. P. C.'8 wks. old pigs, $2.50 
 
papers: See or: Aone: Baio 
many. _ Sylvester,: Rt. Se 
 
reg. in buyer's. name. WwW 
under 100 lbs; at 3 mos. ol 
May, Washington. 
 
_ Reg. O. I. C. hogs, all age 
reasonable prics. Writ 
Se Cr M~. as Hines 
on: ee e 
 
pig, farrowed March 7th, fr 
ay large - stock on ee 
 
Niguan: Rt. 3. 
 
Big bone, large ee blac 
C. pigs, reg. in buyers 
$10. 00 a. Watson Sa ter 
 
ae: pigs, S. P. C. and Duroc 
 
| sey mixed, 8 wks. old, $7.00 e 
 
$12.00 pr. 
RFD 1. 
 
Fine. brood sow, Duro 
Black Essex: crossed, $20. 00; 
10 bu. good, sound corn, del 
barn, as part ie a 
Hicks, Adel, Rt. 
 
B. B. Guinea Aes mal oe: 
female, no akin, $15.00 pr. $8 
ea. FOB at 8 wks. old. R 
 
Detaey : Parks, 
 
-| Rowe, Moreland, Rt, 1. 
 
-6 wks. old. Berkshire and 
crossed pigs. ready to mo 
of June, $4.00, ea. ae Ss. 
Ellenwood: 
 
SS. P. C. pigs of Ghaik 
blood lines, life immuned 
reg. buyers name, $10 00 eacl 
E. Sims, Ellabelle. | LS 
 
Duroc-Jersey. pigs out o: 
sows, bred to Duroc prize 
ning boars. Boars and gilts, $10. 
ea. FOB. Dr. C. J. We 
Gainesville, 911 Green St 
 
5 purebred big bone 
hogs, $8.00 ea. at 8 wks. old. 
Lunsford, Whitehall. : 
 
. Big Bone Blue Guinea 
gilts, life treated, $10.00 ea. W 
Sumner, Adrian. nee 
 
Black Essex pigs, $10. 
$18.00 pair. Raised on sani 
plan, treated fer swine lag 
and cholera. with application 
reg. W. J. Bargeron, Sardis 
 
Reg. Duroc boar, 3 mos 
and a purebred 9 mos. old | 
not reg., both excellent breedi 
$10.00 ea. at barn. S. ed Tho 
ton, Dewyrsoe, Rt. 1. 
 
S. P. C. pigs, 10 wks. ela. 
 
| 50 Jbs., ave. $4.00 ea. at my 
 
$5.00 if shipped. J.-C. Killeb: 
Jackson, Rt. 2. (114 mi. Ww. 
dian Springs.) 
 
1 young brood sow, Ps o 
White Chester, cross: has had 
litter of 11; abl. treated, $15. 
cash. P. H. Sapp, Brunswic 
Blythe Island. / : 
 
Pure O. I. C. gilt, bred ie s 
O. I.-C. boar, $25.00. with Pe 
papers free. E. C. ) 
well. 
 
Reg. S. P. C. boar, ibe Bice 
lines, wt. 350-400 Ibs... $35. 00. 
L. Hamilton, Baxley. aie 
 
Reg. Duroc Jersey pigs, $1 
a., including reg. ane crating. 
12 wks. old. No gilts. G WwW. Do 
little. Sandersville. 
 
Reg. Duroc Jersey pigs, 8 wk 
old June 21, from Champi 
blood, $15.00 pr. or $8.00. ea. 
Mercer Dalton; Alto.  
 
Reg. Hampshire boar, ag 
yrs. perfect marking, gentle, fine 
record, $50.00 cash or will trade 
for O. I. C. or P. C. gilts. J. 
Wilson, Dudley. 
 
 . P. C. big bone, reg. pigs, 
and 12 wks. old, of one of th 
finest strains, with good mar 
ings, $8.50 ea. with papers. 
 
| $8.50 without papers. R. M. Sti 
 
ley, Vidalia. uP 
 
50 reg., S. P. C. fas nd pigs. 
2 herds, non-related to one a 
other. $10.00 up, reg. buyer 
from | -Ebony King 
 
Albany. : 
 
Reg. SP. C. Soak oles 10. wk 
old; sired by son of Mischie 
Maker, *- twice worlds  
 
to Conquest, 1938 worlds eran 
champion boar. Clifford es 
Sylvania. 
 
Boar, 15 mos. old, ge tt. highs 
4% ft. in length, estimated Ww 
350 lbs., % P. C., % Duroc-Jerse 
Cholera treated, caer 00. Frage. 
milch cow. T. pe a 
bridge, Rt. 3. 
 
6S. P. C. pigs (3 ea. ae and 
gilts). 8 wks. old June 25th, wi 
be reg. $10.00 ea. Jesse - Powe 
Fitzgerald, RFD 2. 
 
Purebred big bore Black Gui- 
nea hogs; bred gilts, service 
boars, $10.00 ea.; 
 
son. Walter Smallwood, Clayhil 
 
Duroc Jersey pigs, 12 wks: ole 
life dil. treated. reg. buyer 
name. papers furnished, thirtfy, 
well grown, $12.50 ea. Can fw 
nish unrelated pairs. Miss Ger 
trude Carter, Ellabelle, Re as pes 
 
  
 
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accomplished in 6 
 
Sample of Produeer, 
 
pkins. Sweet Milk_T. J. Duren & Son____ 
S Decatur, Ga. 
 
Nicholis, Ga. ee | Milk fat percentage7.6. High fat 
ee SOM PET RU 4. : due to improper mixing. as 
sp tages apie Solids not fatMeet requirements.  
 
Solids not, fat_9.09. af = Total SolidsMeet requirements.  
 
Total solidsi3.80. _ Moore... Sweet Milk. J. M. King ___________. Bacteria count500.000 colonies per 
 
: : s Perry, Georgia ec. Bacteria count high. 
 
__ Sweet Miik_-T. L. Warren, Sr._____- Bacteria. count300,000 cols, per Ce. | : s Temperatur50-F. ee 
Perry, Georgia ae ~e 208 Sediment test  Dirty. No dirt 
femperature50-F. x oe should be founda. eA 
Sediment test  Dirty. No dirt, te Milk fat percentage3.7. a 
should be bound: j Solids not fat3.90. : : 
_Milk fat pecoees Total solids12.60. a 
 
Total solids. 13.60. : Moore Sweet Milk A. C. Pritcheft_______ Bacteria count 147.000 colonies per 
 
s_ Sweet Milk __ 
 
veterinary 
BAILEY, IR., | Field Superintendent, Dairy Division 
 
he Veterinary Department has ten men active- | 
gaged in dairy barn and plant imspection work. 
e men are stationed, at, vantage points through-  
the State and every county in the state has had | 
benefit from the inspection service. The plan of 
ation has been to select districts upon which we | 
eoncentrated to have the. producers barns and | 
ent brought up to.standard. requirements and 
connection with this we have rendered services 
manufacturing plants throughout the State have  
regularly inspected and we'are proud of the re- 
both dairy barns and manufac- 
method of taking sediment tests on shippers 
ing to pasteurizing plants has been effectively used _ 
epartment, results of the tests being sent.to | 
1cers by the hauler in order that he may see  
Ww much dirt was contained in one pint of his 
x to show him why the milk was condemned 
rendered unfit for marketing. We have found 
system has been of great help in cleaning up the 
as the producer can actually see the dirt instead 
 
reeording 
 
  
 
Address Report of Analysis 
 
Temperature50-F. 
should be found. 
 
Milk fat per centage4.6.- 
 
Solids not fat9.44. 
Total solids14.04. 
 
___ Sweet Milk Mis, Sparks Anderson Bacteria count--360,000 col. per cc., 
 
Hicks Dairy Farm_____Bacteria Count11,000 cols. 
Atlanta, Georgia 
 
Temperature50-F. 
 
Solids not fat9.37. 
Total solids14:97. 
 
Departme 
 
Bacteria count 29;000 colonies per ec 
 
Sediment testDirty. No dirt 
 
Sediment testTrace. 
Percentage milk fat5.6. 
 
  
 
  
 
vf reading a letter notifying him that his product 
showed dirt. : 
 
The phosphotase tests ha 
veloped and is used to determine the accuracy with | 
which the pasteurization process conforms to State 
regulations. This test is used by both the field am-_ 
spectors and in the laboratory of the State Chemist. 
It is possible by the use of this test to determine if 
milk or cream has been properly pasteurized and has 
imereased the efficiency of inspection work consider- 
ably. Heretofore, it was necessary in most cases to | 
| rely upon the honesty of the plant operators and the  
 
charts presented. 
 
The Dairy Act as amended in 1937 provides that 
no milk cream, ice cream or ice cream mix shall be ) 
shipped into the State of Georgia unless it is pro | 
 
_uced and handled under conditions mo less ade- | 
quate than the above products are produced and 
laandled in the State of Georgia, and not then until 
 
_ after inspection and authorization by the State Vet- 
erinarian to ship has been given. 
 
This Act has eliminated consideraby inferior * 
 
_per ee. : 
 
  
 
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ave recently 
 
Moore____ Sweet Milk. Gurrs Dairy _____..___ 
 
MARKET BULLETIN 
 
nt Report For April, 1939. 
(DAIRY DIVISION) 
Published by Direction of COLUMBUS R OBERTS, Comaniesiones of Agriculture 
 
DR. J. 
 
3 dairy products froma 
 
been , de-. 
 
gia State Chemist. 
 
  
 
Imspector Sample of Producer, Address '- Report of Analysis- 
 
Sweet Milk_._ Mrs. W. B. Alderman. Bacteria count69,000 col. per cc. 
 
Temperature of sample 30-F. 
Sediment testTrace x 
Milk fat percentage43. 
Solids not fat9.38. 
Total solids13.68. 
 
Bacteria cpunt15,000 cols. 
Temperaures0-F. 
Sediment testTrace. 
 
Douglas, Ga. 
 
Perry, Georgia 
 
Perry, Geongia 
 
M. SUTTON, State Veterinarian 
 
the State. Tt has been mecessary 
|- te condemn several shipments of dairy products ifrem 
. other states and refuse permission toe ship to several 
| companies desiring to ship into Georgia. 
| REPORT OF WORK BY DAIRY DIVISION FOR  
THE MONTH OF APRIL, 1939, 
 
| Imvestizaitiions 222 
 
} Dairy Plants Inspected 189 
sMPesters: txamine@. 2S. yc enn ae 
Dairy Products Samples Taken __.__.__-_____.___.. 503 
Dairy Protucts Samples Tested ~----_-____.___ 1796 
Sream Stations Imspected ~_...._-______________ 58 
i? Day Bans Enspected __..-_---_-.-_-_-__- 449 
 
Lots Dairy Products Condemned  ~~... 3 
 
' Report of samples taken by inspector's ot this De- 
partment during the monih of April and tested in 
the Dairy Laborateryunder the supervision of Geor- | 
 
DON E. WOODS, Bacterislogist 
 
CL. 
Temperatureos0-F. 
Sediment testTrace. 
Milk fat percentage3 9. 
Solids not fat9.04. 
Total solids12.94. 
 
   
   
   
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
   
    
    
    
   
  
   
   
    
  
  
     
    
    
    
   
  
  
  
   
    
   
  
    
   
  
     
  
   
  
  
  
 
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, no field work. Prefer 
n drive ear or truck, No 
habits. Reasonable salary 
oard. James Frith, Shell- 
ox 84, ; 
 
iryman, dry hand milk- 
Smyrna, Rt. 1, e-o J. 
 
, father dead, lived on 
wants job helping to farin, 
taight fellow, willing to 
Board and reasonable sai- 
orest Van Allen, Valdosta, 
Savannah Ave. 
nt to get with party on riv- 
want to fish and trap. 
exp. Married, 2 children, 
be furnished. Work on 
s. Write if interested. Clark 
e, Atlanta, 293 Crew St. 
job with hee keeper. 
sober, honest, 21 yrs. ald. 
i good truck driver. In- 
ed ip bee work. N. J. Spann, 
 
with life time exp. truck 
, wants job as Supervisor 
urge farm. 33 yrs. old, white. 
erences. C. M. Brown, Hia- 
 
tr. old young man wants job 
rm for board and 50c a day, 
h Qhristian people. Jos. 
sham. Mount Berry. - 
job doing farm work. 
bered, 28 yrs. old. 10 
n driving tractor. Vir- 
tes, Smyrna, Rt. 1. ' 
e stock and dairy man, 
rk along that line, also 
. Would consider poul- 
ng or truck farming or 
work. B. C. Bradley, Al- 
635 Oglethorpe Ave. 
94 on large farm, tobae- 
its, cotton, ete. 9 yrs. 
co, with large acreage, 
any job on farm. J. W. 
1, Millen, Rt. 4. 
L, 23 yr. old girl, wants job 
light farm work, na fieid 
sonable salary. = 
 
old boy wants light farm|. 
 
ape at ence. G. W.: 
 
48 yr. old woman, unencum- 
bered, neat and clean wants light 
farm work, no field work, for 
good home and reasonable sal- 
ary, Carrie Avery, Valdosta, 312 
South Troupe St. 
 
47 yr. old man wants job on 
farm as foreman or overseer. Un- 
derstand all kinds of farming, 
life time exp., good ref. married. 
7 in family. Go anywhere. Have 
to be moved. A. J. Akins, Ocilla. 
 
Man with life time exp., in Or- 
chard and Nursery work, warts 
job as foreman. 35 yrs. of age. 
white. References. Cariten 
Brown. Dalton, Rt. 2. ise 
 
Middleaged woman wants job 
doing light farm work, no field 
work, for home with small fam- 
ily and $2.50 to $3.00 week. Mrs. 
Annie Roberts, Lumpkin, c-o C, 
S. Smith. | 
 
Want job at dairy. Exp. dry- 
hand and machine milking. Can 
also drive ear or trucks, Need 
work by June 6th. Write at once 
salary paid and other particu- 
lars. Willie Cochran, East Point, 
P. O. Box 82. % 
 
Unencumbered woman, 45 yrs. 
of age, wants job light farm work, 
no field work, for reasonable sal- 
ary. Near Albany preferred. Mrs. 
Nolin, Albany, Rt. 3, Box 254, c-o 
E. J. Pauls. 
 
_Want job light farm work, no 
field work, with nice people, Miss 
Monteen Wheeless, Athens, Rt. 
3, Box 216, c-o J. T. Harris. 
 
Widow, 2 sons, 13 and 8, wants 
farm work, with nice people. Can 
milk and do gen. farm work. Like 
near school. Mrs. Rosa Evans, 
Bolingbroke, Rt. 1, c-o C. G. By- 
ington. | 
 
Want eare for flock of 5000 to 
8000 chickens for reasonable sal- 
ary. State proposition. N. J, Mc- 
Michen, Hiram, Box 12. 
 
Settled, unencumbered woman 
wants light farm work, no field 
work. Give details as to duties, 
salary, ete. Miss Catherine L. 
 
  
 
   
 
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_ Want job as Miller, corn, wheat 
or feed. Can keep mill in run- 
ning shape. Life exp. Would work 
on shares in eountry mill. T. F. 
McDonald, Gordon. 
 
Single, 50 yrs. old, knows how) 
to farm, exp. trucking and poul- 
try raising, like small acreage 
and work for board or take small 
farm, 50-50 basis with privilege 
of farm for another year. Plenty 
help, Am minister and have ap- 
pointments on Sunday. Rev. 
Thomas Dell, Lakemont. 
 
Man. 40 yrs. old, 6 children (4 
to 14 yrs.,)- willing workers, no| 
bad habits, living on farm all 
life-time, wants job. Go any- 
where, have to be moved, any 
kind of farm work. Write or see. 
John T. Scott, Statesboro, 127 
Proctor St. 
 
An 18 yr. old girl with college 
education wants farm work. Can 
drive tractor, truck, plow mule, 
crop, string and eure tobacco, 
run a feed mill and most any 
other work. At once. Miss Jeane 
Butler, Wray. 
 
Single man, about 40 yrs, old. 
wants job on farm in Southwest 
Ga., with good Christian people, 
by the month. Lucious Sessions, 
Macon, 320 Ross St. 
 
Married couple wants job at. 
once, dairy or truck farm. Wages 
or 50-50 basis. Have to be moved 
have small tenant house, George 
Hitchell, Atlanta, 341 Central 
Ave., S. W. 
 
Want job on farm. 26 yrs. old. 
married. Can drive truck. Will- 
iam Whitten, Atlanta, 127 Les- 
lie Ave., S. E, 
 
Want job as Miller and Mill 
Wright, 20 yrs. exp. Married. Per- 
fectly sober. Moderate salary. 
Ref. W. A. Covgill, Bowersville, 
Box 124. 
 
31 yr. old woman with 2 chi)- 
dren (2 and 4 yrs. old) wants job 
light farm work, no field work. 
with Christian people. Come or 
send bus fare. iss Edna Goo- 
 
  
 
Wood, Valdosta, 512 EH, Central 
Ave C. Spurlin. 
 
  
 
_ | Moore____ Sweet Milk J. M. Taylor__________. Bacteria count14,000 cols. per ec. 
Sweet Milk Henry Grady Dalry... Beoters tga a cols. per ec. | _ . ' Clinehfield, Ga. oe  60-F. Temp. too 
: . L. White remperature50-F. igh. oe os 
iahin Craven Sediment testNone. _ Sediment test  Dirty. No dirt 
we Milk fat percentage45, should be found. 
Solids not fat9.42. Milk fat percen'age5.0. 
Total solids13.92. one oe 
ins_ Pasteurized__ Brownlee & Lively____._Bacteria Count24,000 cols. per ce.) Tota. solids14.52. - 
. Sweet Milk Atlanta, Georgia - Temperature50-F. ; | Deen. Sweet Milk. Baxley Dairy_.__________Bacteria count35.,000 cols. per ec. 
Sediment testTrace. - Baxley, Georgia Yemperature50-F. 
Milk fat percentage3.5. Sediment testTrace. s 
Solids not fats8.09 Milk fat percentage5.7. 
ie Total solids11.59. : Solids not fat9.64. 
Sweet Milk R. F. Smith___________ Bacteria count57,000 cols. per ce. | _ Total solids15.34, ae 
Perry, Georgia Temperature50-F, 4 Deen. Sweet Milk_. Mrs. P. D. Miller_______ Bacteria count11.000 cols. per cc. 
Sediment testTrace. Baxley, Georgia Temperature45-F. ; 
Milk fat percentage76. High _ Rais Sediment testTrace. 
; fat due to improper mixing. he Milk fat percentage4.8.- 
Solids not fatMeet requirements. | Solids not fat9.34. 
Total solidsMeet requirements. - : Total solids14.14. 
-ITIONS WANTE | POSITIONS WANTED | POSITIONS WANTED | POSITIONS WANTED | POSITIONS WANTE 
 
Christian woman, 37, unen- 
cumbered, raised in country, 
 
wants job on farm, no field! 
 
work. Can hoe, milk. etc. Make 
best offer. Mrs. Ruth Gilreath, 
Trion, 4 A Park Ave. 
 
B2 yr. old, healthy, uwneneum- | 
 
bered white woman wants light 
farm work, no field work, with 
reliable people. State full par- 
ticulars first letter. Miss Mar- 
tha Crump, Toccoa, Rt. 1, 
 
farm work, 30 yrs. old. No field' 
work. Go anywhere. Come or 
send bus fare. Essie Morris, Tar-: 
rytown, Rt. 2. 
Want job on farm at once, for 
fair salary. No field work. Mrs. 
Susie Pittman, Athens. 624 
Thomas St, ; 
 
~ Want job on farm. About 5 yrs.| 
 
exp. can run tractor, Sted drill 
or any other modern Yarm de- 
vice; graduate of Monroe A & M 
farm school. 19 yrs. old. perfect 
health. Good knowledge soil con- 
servation and dairying. Reason- 
able wages and board. Bob Ellis, 
Atlanta, 715 Primrose St. S. EB. 
 
Want job on farm for rest of 
this year, $1.00 day for 6 or 7 
days of the week. G. M. Turner, 
Odum, Rt. 1. : 
 
Country woman, 22, married, 1 
baby, wants a good home at 
once and $2.50 to $3.00 week in 
exchange for light farm work, no 
field work. Settled, Exp. Mrs. 
Veda Goad, Trenton, Box 214, 
 
White man, 35, life time exp., 
with tobacco, wants job looking 
after and curing tobacco in new 
territory. References. State offer. 
John Colman, Hazlehurst, -.e-C 
Mrs. J.P. Williams. <2 <4. 
 
White young woman, 23, wants 
job light farm work, no field 
work. in exch. for home, small 
Salary, Write at onee. Ref, fur- 
nished, Miss Frances Ayers, Tay- 
lorsville, Box 43, 
 
Want job on farm. Sev. hoe 
hands. 40 yrs. old, white, -raised 
on farm. Prefer No. Griffin. H. 
 
  
 
per,. Swainsboro; Rt. 1, c-o J. M. 
 
  
 
| See. Earnest Stanley, Ailey, Rt. 2. 
White woman wants job light! 
 
Can furnish ref. Write what you 
 
Salary, 
 
the eas 
 
  
 
A. McDaniel, The Rock. Rt. 1. 
 
    
   
    
    
   
   
      
   
   
   
    
  
  
  
      
  
  
    
     
   
   
   
   
    
    
   
   
      
    
   
  
  
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
 
21 yr. old white woman wants 
light farm work, no field work, 
for home and reasonable salary. 
At once. Miss Ada Gay, Oheepee, 
CrO2MTS. Gus Gays es 
 
21 yr. old colored boy, raised 
on farm, high school education, 
can do most anything on farm, 
good habits, dont smoke nor 
drink, wants job after June 29th 
(when school closes). Write or 
 
Nice, white, 22 yr. eld young 
woman, wants light farm work. 
no field work, with Christian 
people, at once for reom, beard 
and $3.00 week. Willing to wot 
Miss Vera Bennett, Crandall.  
 
Good, nice, white, single girl 
wants light farm work. no field 
work, with nice, reliable people 
 
have. Miss Annie Carruth, Roy- 
 
ston. Sue : 
Want job on farm, heeing, 
plowing and gathering. Have + 
hands, See me, D. D. Moon, At- 
lanta, 610 Kennedy St. N. W. 
16 yr. old boy, strong, exp. 
wants job on farm with Christia; 
family. See what I can do and 
set your price, regarding salary. 
Prefer within 75 mi. Atlanta. C. 
Hawthorne, Decatur, 320 Meade 
Road. ee 
Dependable, refined, white wo-_ 
man wants place with woman or 
small family, doing light farm 
work, no field work. Good ref. 
Mrs. Nellie Marchale, Buford. 
White woman wants light farm 
work, no field work nor milking. 
$13.00 mo., board and 
laundry. Mrs. Ethel Harrison, 
Atlanta, 365 McDonough Blvd., 
 
Man, 47, unencumbered, re- 
fined, well educated, wants work 
on poultry farm with proper peo- 
ple, in exchange for home and 
expenses. Fred Ingram, Atlanta, 
 
  
 
233 Mitchell St. S. W. : 
Exp, dairyman wants job with 
good party, for reasonable. sal: 
ary. Write or see. Jessie L. Barte 
lett, Jonesboro, Rt. 1. 0 
   
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Report | 
 
(DAIRY sila ISION) 
 
< For April, 
 
193 
 
  
 
 ener: of Producer, 
 
Wayeross, 
 
Sweet Milk Lee Martin. 
= Baxley, Georgia 
 
2 
 
Vanilla, > Dixie Dairies 
Macen, Georgia 
 
Ike Cream 
 
. Burt pa Sweet Milk Walton. Dairies 
 
Martinez, 
 
Sweet; Miik_. ristwan Dairy 
 
Martine, 
 
: Burt_____. Sweet Milk. Smalley Dairy 
Augusta, Georgia 
 
Burt 
! Maite 
 
- Burt.____. 
 
Chocolate... Hairs Dairy 
Grevetewn, Georgia 
 
Walk 
 
Sweet Milk _ A. J. Tidwell. 
Macon, Georgia 
 
Sweet! Milk _ J. F) Brewn Dairy 
Macon, Georgia 
 
Key. cee Sweet: Mille Li. Ri Wadley Dairy___ 
aot Mason, Georgia 
 
_ FARM HELP WANTED 
 
Choevlate.__ Smalley Dairy. 
Augusta, ee 
 
Address pcount of anole 
 
Geerein 
Bernperature--452. 
 
Sediment: test  Slight. 
 
should be found. 
 
Milk fat percentage4.0. 
 
Solids not fats8.96: 
Total solids12.90. 
 
ee High for past. 
Jeepers -F. 
 
Sediment test  Slight. 
 
should be found. 
 
Wilk fat. percentage+-4.3, 
 
Solids: not fat9.55. 
Yotal solids14.35. 
 
Temperature32-F. 
Sediment testNone. 
 
Georgia Temperature43-F. 
 
Sediment testNone. 
Milk fat percentage4.7. 
 
Solids not fat9.10. 
Total solids-13.80. 
 
Georgia Temperature49-F. 
 
Sediment testTrace. 
Milk fat percentage4.5. 
 
Solids not fat9.68. 
Total. solids14.18.. 
 
- Temperature45-F. 
 
Sediment test  Dirty. 
 
should be found. 
 
Milk fat percentage3.9. 
 
Solids not fat8.85. 
Total. solids12.75. 
 
Temperature47-F. 
 
Milk fat percentage3.0. 
Sweet Milk _ Hairs Dairy.________-_. Bacteria ct.15,000 colonies per ce. 
Grevetewn, Georgia: 
 
Temperature: 45-F. 
 
Sediment testNone. 
Milk fat. percentage4.4. 
 
Solids not fat9.10- 
Total solids13.50. 
 
Temperature44-F. 
 
Milk fat. percentage2.5. 
 
cheeolate milk. 
 
Penspera tire -a8- -F. 
 
Sediment testTrace. 
Milk fat, percentage4i7. 
 
Solids net fat9. oT: 
Total solids13.91. 
 
Temperature42-F. 
 
Sediment testTrace. 
Milk fat percentage3.7. 
 
Selids net fat9.00... 
Tetal solids12.70i 
 
Smeraaa ee 
 
Sediment. testNone. 
Milk fat percentage4.5. 
 
Solids not. fat9.68. 
Total solids14.18. 
 
FARM HELP WANTED 
 
  
 
Went 9 woman: for light farm 
 
field work. Near 2 
 
work, ne: 
. @: Fleming,, Com~ 
 
churches. 
merce, Rt 2 
 
Want Christian young man: te}. 
 
help with poultry. $10.00 mo: te 
- start, beard! and laundry. Good 
ee to grow with busi+ 
ness. W. Porter; Sunnyside: 
 
Want good; reliable working: 
woman for light farm: work, ne 
field; work, 25 te 40 yrs. of age.. 
Room, board and $5. ag! mo. Cc: B: 
_ Miley, Statesbore,, Rt. 
 
. Want young man,  tm 20. yrs: 
of age, for dairy and gen. farm 
work. Ref req: N. L. Maddox, Ea- 
tonton. 
Want white woman: to: live in: 
 eountey with: elderly woman;, and 
do light farm work, no field werk, 
 enly milk $600: mo:. Miss Ophe- 
lia, Folsom; Cedartewn,, 29 Pine 
St. 
Want 2 geed work hands: at 
once. Steady work om my farm: 
J. 1. Latzak, Brooklet. Rt.. 1. 
 
Want white woman of good 
eharacter,, te: live as one of fam-~ 
ily and do light: farm work, no 
field work. Must be smart. and 
 
industrious: Jee Bickey;, Atlanta, 
 
166 Rawson St. S; W. 
Want colored! man: te work on 
$106:00' mo; and _ board. 
Richard Yongema, Atlanta, Rt. 
: 4, Box 441. 
Want a. wood! cutter andi stump 
 
 @igger, year round work. Can) 
 
use at farm work in: slack time., 
also, want: a general farm hand. 
See me. S: T. Kidder, Jr., Meigs. 
 
Want girl or woman to stay, 
 
with: me and: de light farnn work, | 
 
no:fieldi work. Small salary, Come 
or write: Mrs: S. Ji Gazaway, 
- Reswell;, Rti 1 
 
Want woman; 35:45. yrs: of age). 
 
for lighti+farny work, no field] 
 
work. at Deese, Manassas, 
 
Rt. 2; 
 
A ideas piece of bettom: land 
near Scottdale; to lett on) thirds 
or for standing rent. . D: Deck- 
 
work, no field work, except must 
know how to milk. Exch. ref. 
Thos. A. Borders, Commerce, ois 
North Broad St. . 
 
Want a farm hand. Will pay 
regular wages: Jesse Wilson, 
Shady Dale: 
 
Want white woman for light 
farm_work, no field work. $2.00 
week, laundry and live as one of 
 
family. Mrs. E.. l. Hancock,, Les-. 
lie. 
 
' Want nice, refined, white wo- 
man, 20-35 yrs. old for light farm 
work, no: field: work. Board. and. 
 
1: 
 
Want. nice, industrious whiie 
woman, 45-60 yrs. old (who needs 
a real home), to live as one of 
family on small farm and help 
with light: farm. work, no. field 
work. Small salary. Must be good 
character. Mrs. W. I. Coleman, 
Fairburn, Rt. t. 
 
Want: man with good moral 
habits, 25-35 yrs. old, to work on 
farm. Write immediately: $12200)}; 
mo: beard and Jaundry. A. S. 
Hicks, Adel. 
 
Want unencumbered woman, 
55-60 for light farm work, tend 
chickens, etc. but no field work. 
 
Must: Be Healthy;. educated;. re-|) 
 
fined and! presentable: J. C. Ma- 
thews, Wrightsville, P. O. Box 
317. 
 
Want an elderly woman for 
light farm work, no field work. 
Room, beard: andi seme wages. 
must be clean, off good character: 
J. D. Towe, Rydal: 
 
Want at once man well exp. in 
plasting rock in well: 1 blast 
fixed right may be all that is 
needed: See me. J. Z. Carter, Jef- 
\ferson. 
 
Want unencumbered, strong. 
healthy white woman for light 
farm work, cows, chickens, gar- 
den, etc., but no field work. $8.00 
imo. and "poard. State particulars. 
{Mrs. W. A. Dougherty, Americus, 
 
  
 
  
 
er, Scottdale. 
 
Rt. 1. 
 
Bacteria count500}000 colonies: per | 
ec. Bacteria count high. sie : 
 
 count76,000 colonies me 
 
Bact. count50,000 colonies per cc. 
 
Milk fat percentageMeet req. 
Bacteria count3,000 cols. per cc. 
 
__Bacteria count6,000 cols. per ce. 
 
_Baet. count27,008: colonies per ec. 
 
Bacteria. ct.9,000' colonies per cc. 
 
Bact. count7,000 colonies per cc. 
 
aie count300,000 colonies per |. 
Bacteria count high. 
 
Bacteria count67,000 cols per ec. 
 
Bacteria count126,000 soln per | 
Bacteria count high. 
 
FARM HELP WANTED) 
 
Want farm: girl for light farm|, Want goed, steut, hoe  hand;| 
 
No dirti|,, 
 
milk. 
 
No dirt 
 
2 
 
Milk: 
 
No dirt 
 
Past. 
 
Labeled 
 
  
 
Inspector Sample of 
 
Deen_____ Strawberry Dixie Dairies. 
_ we Cream 
 
Key pees _ Sweet Milk J. EB: Gidiees 
 
Simpiking. Pastourivet Modem: Milk & 
Sweet Milk Tee Cr. Ce. 
 
 Simpkins. Chocolate __. Modern: Milk & 
 
cee Tee Cream: _. Modern: Milk & 
 
Simpkins. Iee Cream: Wodern: Milk & 
 
Simpkins_ Sweet Milk J. HE. Butler 
Simpkins Sweet Mik Si TC Freeman 
 
Simpkins_ Vanilla. 
Tee Cream wich Shop. 
 
Simpkins. Sweet Milk H. Mf. Wilson 
 
Producer, Address 
 
saginiieest Georgia: 
 
DR. J. M. SUTTON. State ve prin 
 
Report of Analysis 
 
Baet, count20,606) colonies per 
Femperature32-F.. 
 
Sediment testNone. 
_ Milk fat pereentageMeets re 
 
Macon; Georgia 
 
Bacteria. count36,000 cols. 
Temperature46-F. 
 
e 
 
Sediment testTrace. 
 
af 
 
Whilk fat. pereentage4.6. 
 
Selids wot fats8.94. 
Total selids13. 54. 
 
Sweet Milk i. Cc: Marsha Da. ___.Baet. count80; 000 colonies per 
 
Temperature46-F. 
Sediment testTrace. 
Milk fat percentage4.3, 
Solids net fat9. 13. 
 
Total selids13.43. ae 
 
Sweet Mik Tyner $ Dairy._________. Bat. eount35,000' edisnies, per 
 
Pemperature44- Pes 
Sediment testNone. 
 
Maeon, Georgia 
 
Milk fat wena 
Solids not fat9.15. 
Total solids13.25. 
 
Atlanta, Georgia 
 
Bacteria: ct.20)606 els. pee 
Temperature50-F: 
Sediment testTrace. 
 
Milk fat. percentage4.4. 
 
Tee Cr. Co. 
Atlanta, Georgia 
 
Iee Cx. Co. 
Atlanta, Ga. 
 
Tee Cream Co. 
. Atlanta, Ga. 
 
Bacteria: count175,000 eols. pe 
 
Bacteria count high. Poa 
Temperature50-F. Nee 
Milk fat percentage 3.9. : 
 
Bacteria count14,000 cols. pe f 
Texpterature32-F. oe 
Milk fat percentageMeets  req: 
Bacteria ct.27,000 colonies re  
Temperature32-F. . 
 
Sediment testTrace. 
Milk fat percentageMeets ren 
 
ments: 
 
Simpkins. Sweet: Wik _ Dixie Farms 
 
es Ga. 
 
Tempereture50-F. 
 
Sediment testTrace. 
 
. Milk fat percentage4.5. 
Solids not fat9.42. 
Total solids13.92. 
 
College Park, Ga. 
 
Simpkins. Sweet Milk _ Rose Terrace Dairy ._Bacteria ct.91,000 colonies per 
Temperature50-F. : 
 
Sediment testTrace. _ 
Wilk fat percentage4.3. 
Solids not fat9.13. 
Total solids13.43. 
 
Gainesville, Georgia 
 
Simpkins. Tee Cream. Witight Tee Cr. Co. ___. Bacieria et.b50,000 colonies pe 
Temperature32- -F, 
 
Milk fat percentageMeets reaui 
ments. 
 
Atlanta, Ga. 
 
Simpkins_ Ice Cream:__ Georgia Ave. Phar. ___ Baet. eount250,000 colonies s per 
e Temperature32-F. 
 
Sediment testTrace. 
Milk fat- peroentane Meee 4 red 
 
TSE Georgia: 
 
Milk fat percentage3.8. 
Solids: net. fat9.28: 
 
Total selids13.08. 
 
Forsyth, Soma 
 
Milk fat percentage3.5. 
Solids not fat9.34. 
 
Total solids12.84. 
 
Atlanta, Georgia 
 
Tasty Toasty Sand- __ Bacteria ct.1,000,000 cols. per  
Bacteria count high? . 
 
- PFemperature32-F. : 
 
Milk fat percentageMeets requ 
 
ments. 
 
Culloden, Ga. 
 
Milk fat percentage3.6. 
Solids not fats8.73. 
Total selids12\33: 
 
  
 
  
 
willing to werk and can plow), 
when needed: $15.00 mo. board 
and laundry. J. T. Speight, Bur], 
chanan, Rt. 2. 
 
Want young or middleaged wo- 
man, white or colored; for light} 
farm work, no field work, for) 
middleaged couple: Must be: re- |, 
liable and exp: Ref. Salary reas- 
onable. Mrs. .L. L. Hay, Leary. 
 
Want unencumbered white wo- 
man, educated, for light farm) 
work, $2.00 week and! good home 
to right party. None other need 
 
apply. Miss E. ae Rex. Rt.| 
small salty A. J. Fite, Hult Rt.|'> 
 
Want nice, peepee mer white}: 
or colored young woman for} 
light farm work, no field work. 
 
Good home, board) clothes: and}, 
little spending: money. At once: | 
 
Mrs. Irene Cavender, Frankiin,. 
1H8t,. 3: 
 
Want good, exp. farmer, 2T andi) 
2H 
i 
 
40 yrs. old, good worker, honest, 
single, for gen. farm and orchard}: 
work. Drive car or truck, ete.) 
$12.00 mo. board and laundry. 
 
'Good: heme: At once. C. G. Oliv- : 
 
er, Barnesville, Rt. 2. 
Want at once, good, middle- 
 
aged woman to live with. elderly}, 
 
couple on farm and help with), 
Jight farm: work, no field work. 
Write particulars about self.. Mrs: 
Jas. W. Reagan. Lithonia, Rt. 3. 
 
Want. exp. miller for water 
mill; State number in: family, ex- 
perience, age, weight and full de- |; 
tails as to responsibility and sal- 
ary expected. E. H. McMichael, |; 
Tazewell. 
 
Want refined: 
cumbered, white woman for light 
farm work, no field work. Home 
with elderly woman and meder-- 
cate salary. Ref. required. Mrs. 
May Hamilton, Vienna. 
 
Want woman, 30. te 50) yrs: of], 
 
good health, for light farm work, 
no field work. Must know how: to: 
milk. Live as one of family andi 
small salary. Mrs. W. H. Clay, 
 
settled, et 
weman;. willing worker, healthy,.|) 
 
FARM HELP WANTED 
 
FARM HELP WANTE 
 
  
 
 
 
raised; fer light farm werk, no: 
field work: Reem, board and 
small wages. Dan Towe, Rydal. 
 
Want. nice; industrious woman, 
| white; 45-60) yrs. of age, for light 
ifamm. work, no field work. Home 
and small salary. Must be of'| 
goed yaeter. Mrs. Walter 
Golem ; Fairburn, Rt. 1. 
 
' Want urienetumbered, white 
woman for light farm work, no} 
field work. ive in home with] 
(man and: wife and aah ey 
W.. M. Fhornten, Jesup. 
 
Want good, reliable, 
aged woman, white or colored, 
iwiths boy 12 or 13 yrs. old, for} 
light farm: work. Write for par-= 
ticulars. : RF. Robinson, Jesup: 
 
Want single man or boy te} 
\ work for wages. Must be of goed 
ichanacter. Write or see. Sanders 
Harper, Madison; RFD 1. 
 
Want reali nice white woman 
at. ence for light farm work, no 
field work. Live as one of family 
with ceuple and reasonable sai+ 
_ary.. W. D: Garden, Smithville. 
 
jone whe: can use Fordson. S. M. 
| Tones; Atianta,. 650 So. Pryor St. 
 
Want white woman, 20-40 yrs: 
ef age, fer light farm werk. no: 
field: work. $2.06 week and live}: 
 
Haneeck,. Leslie: 
 
Want. clean, middleaged white 
woman. for light farm work, ne} 
field werk. Live in home and sal- 
any: Prefer one within 50 miles| 
Savanah. Mis; Grady Dent, Sa- 
Vanna; Rt. 4 Ogeechee Rd. : 
 
Want. honest, reliable, settled) 
 
j 
| 
 
\for light. farm: work, no field 
work, Private reom and salary. 
i\Prefer country reared. Mrs. a8 
| Selomon, Jeffesonville, Rt. 
 
_ Want. farm: hand. to ee, etic. 
\Must. be strong, able-bodied). 
willing: worker, no bad Rabits: 
$1800: Mo. Board and laundry. 
Come at once: BH: A. Nix, Alpha- 
 
Want elderly woman, country | 
 
middie- 
 
Want. good: man to finish crop. 
 
as one of! the family. Mrs. E; L. | 
 
| wheel_wright. Must be sobe: 
 je. F. N, Bragg, Ha vki 
ville. 
 
Want middleaged, white 
man for light farm wo 
field work, for heme ant 
h wie elk. No ebjeetion to 1 child 
er Si yrs. old. B. F. Adams, a 
stock, Rte kd. 2 i 
 
Want single man, 25 to. 4 
-eld; good; willing worke g 
able, for farm work, $12. 
board: and Jaundry. Ww, J 
ash, Hahira. 
 
Want at once white girl 
weman (18 or over) to live 
home and do light farm work, 1 
field work, for board and $2 
week. Unencumbered, smart an 
. werker. Apply at on 
oe : I 'Paytor; Quitman, 
 
Want good, country rai 
white woman. of good characte ry 
for light farm work, no fiel 
 
\couple. W. W. Hines, East. __ 
112, East Point ae ; = 
 
wood and already planted , 
den, 2 mii Federal Prisen  
Highway EE yo 
lanta,. Rt. 3, Box 539. 
 
Want 1 or 2 slightly cri DI 
or otherwise handicapped y 
smen, able and willing to work on 
poultry and! dairy farm. _ 
Ji A. McManus, Augusta, Rt. | 
 
for light farm work, no f 
,werk.. $5.00: me. reem and bear 
im quiet country home. State ag 
~ c. B. Miley, Statesboro, - 
Want middleaged, white wo- 
man, prefer country raised, 
jlight. farm: work, leok. 
jehiekens, 1 T cow, put no field 
|'work Must be honest and ple 
ant. Mrs. A. M. Williamson, | 
lege Park, 328 Lyle Ave., p 
 
  
 
  
 
Dallas. 
 
io Rt. 3. 
 
Ca 4976 or Wa, 4841. 
 
  
 
Want reliable, working woman 
   
   
 
M. SUTTON, State Veterinarian 
 
tor Sample of Producer Adaress Report of Analysis - - .  : 
 
_ Milk fat percentage3.  
 
Solids not fat7.52. 
 
ard. 
~ Total solids11.32. Milk watered. %, 
 
Milk fat percentage3. 9. 
Solids not fat7.90. Below stand," 
 
Ss. Sweet Milk. J, c. Pierson - 
Cabeaen: Ga. 
 
a pkins_ Sweet Milic_. W. Cc. Allen 
Culloden, Ga. 
 
7  Total solids11.80Milk watered. ee 
Sweet Milk A, E. Roeso- ____.__ Bacteria ct.10,000 colonies per eS : 
 
Temperature40-F. 
 
Sediment testNone. | 
 
Milk fat percentage5.1.. 
: Solids not fat9.52. 
roe Total solids14 62. 
 
- Sweet ili Rosehill Dairy ~ Bacteria ct.10,000 Galonies per ec. 
s Caan ee   -Temperature42-F.  c 
s Sediment testTrace. 
 
Milk fat percentage4. 0.1 
Solids not fat9. 25. : 
Total solids13.25. 
 
Bacteria ct.10,000 colonies per ce. 
Temperature41-F. 
Milk fat: percentage4. 9. 
 
Bacteria ct.10,000 colonies per ce, 
Temperature44- F. 
Sediment testTrace. 
Milk fat percentage4.0. 
- Solids not fat9.32. : 
Total solids13.32. 
 
Sweet Milk _ Gromand Dairy Se Bacteria ct.10,000 colonies: per ee. 
eee Ga. ~ Temperature42-F. 
Sediment testTrace. 
= _. Milk fat percentage4.0. 
sits = Solids not fat9.32. 
ee es a Total solids13.32. 
Choe, Milk. Crome Dairies __. Bact. count39,000 colonies per ee. 
 
eee Ga. Temperature48-F. 
Milk fat percentage3. 5, 
 
= Atetete, Ga. 
 
Chocolate... Rosehill Da. 
Milk  Augusta, Ga. 
 
Sweet Milic_ Phelps Dairy 
cS pa: Ga. 
 
_ Sweet Mille J. L. Roberts ___.____ Bact. count13,000 colonies per ee. 
 
- Temperature45-F.. 
Sediment testTrace. 
Milk fat percentage 4.5. 
"Solids not fat9.17.0 = 
Total solids13 Bet ae 
Bacteria ct86,000_ colonies per. ec. 
. Temperature45-F. 
_ Sediment testVery dirty. 
. should be found. 
Milk fat. percentageA. cS 
- Solids not fat9.46. aes 
Total solids14.16. 
 
Sweet Milk... Kelley Dairy Se Batt count14,000 colonies er | ce. 
a - - Temperature45-F. = 
 
ie 
 
Blackshear, oe 
 
" Biaekshear, Ga. 
 
nine i 
 
Sediment testTrace. 
Milk fat percentage4.7, 
ee Solids not fat9.10.  
me oo eS Potel solids13.80. 
 
Sweet Milk. Mrs. D. R. Jones ___.. Bact. count1i1, 000 colonies per ce. 
 
Blackshear, Ga. Temperature45- F. 
 
Sediment testTrace. ee 
Milk fat percentage4. 3. 
Solids not fat9.38.. 
 
Total solids13.68. 
 
-Sweet Milk Mrs. G. A. Tatum ____Bact. count25,000 colonies per oe 
 
a! Waycross, eet ~Temperature40- Pe 
 
: Sediment testTrace. 
 
- Milk fat percentage4.1. 
ae Solids not fat9.08. 
Total solids13.18. a 
Bact. count22,000 colonies per oe. 
Temperature45-F. 
Sediment testTrace. 
Milk fat peredne ae 
- Solids not fat9.62. 
Total solids15.22. 
 
pike be 
 
: Wayeross, Ca. 
 
o 
 
Sweet Mili oe, Dairy nom __-. Bact. -count38,000 peonie per a 4 
 
- Temperature48-F. 
Sediment testTrace.  
Milk fat- area 
Solids not fat9.20. 
Be ee ae Total solids13.20. 
malic Dr. ele ey. Clay: s Da. Bacteria count24,000 cols. per cs. 
; ee Temperature46-F. 
_ Sediment test  Dirty. 
should be found. f 
Milk fat. percentage4.3.. 
Solids not fat9.20.  
Total solids13.50. 
 
Bacteria count29,000 cols. pee ce, 
-Temperature44-F. - 
oS Sediment testDirty. 
4 bye 26 No dirt should be found. 
-Mlik fat percentage4.8. 
Solids not fat9,23. 
Total solids14.03. 
 
Sweet ink Chas. Cc. Haygood eS Bacteria count14, 000. cols. per ee. 
_ Macon, Ga. emperature46-F. 
: Sediment testDirty. 
 
No dirt should be found. 
Milk fat percentage4.3. oe 
Solids not fat9. 00. : 
Total solids13.30. Eee 
_.Bacteria et.73,000 colonies per. ce. 
 
i Temperature48-F. i 
 
oe Sediment testTrace. 
Milk fat percentage5.1 
- Solids not fat9. 42. 
Total solids14.52. 
 
_Sweet 1 Millet. M. einai Da. __ Bact. count10, 000. colonies per oc. 
Macon, Georgia ae Temperature48-F. 
: g Sediment testTrace. 
Milk fat percentage4.2. 
Solids not fat9.11. 
_ Total solids13. 31 
 
= Bacteria ct.1,157,000 cols. per ec. 
-. Bacteria count high. * 
. Temperature32-F. ; 
= Sediment testNone. _ 
= : - Milk fat percentageMeets req. 
Bene Miike. oe Williams --------.--Bacteria count10,000 cols. per ee. 
eee Cairo, Ga, ( ; Temperature50-F. 
 Sediment testTrace. 
Milk fat percentage44. 
Solids not fat9.40. 
Total solids13.80.  
 
Bact. count75,000 colonies per ec. 
Temperature50-F 
 
Sediment. testTrace. 
 
Milk fat ea) 
 
Solids not fat92 
 
Tota solic 
 
Sweet ail Heat Daley ee 
: * Macon, Ga. 
 
Sweet Milk. _J. F ee Ruark. 
 
Ege Nog. E 
ce Cream ro ote Ga. 
 
: Inspector Sample of 
 
Below stand- 
 
ot 
 
t eo 3 14 i 
 
No air : 
 
No ict | woes | 
oe oe oo nek : -. Solids not: fat9.52._ 
 
 
 
a | Moore___- Sweet Milk 
 
  
 
DAIRY. DIVISION) 
 
$y 
 
Producer, Adaress Bevo of Analysis 
 
Milk fat. percentage3. Boe 
Solids not. ok ee. Bai 
Total node =e. 30: 
 
ae Strickland E Bact: ct. 500 000.  lus) ols 
ae Cairo, Garo o> se Bacteria count high a 
a : ee oe -F, 
pe 3 qa ot doh Se eaImMent, testTrace. - 
BG) CMe fat percentage 4.9. 
; - Solids not fat9.50. 
oS 2 Otel solids14.40. > 
 
Bact. count31, 000 colonies per. 
~Temperature50-F. : 
_ Sediment testDirty. Bes 
_ No dirt should be found?) 
Milk fat peter eae a 
ee ee  Solids not fat9.36. 
 
4 ee Total solids14.36. 
 
Moore Sweet Milk... Jones Dairy Bact. Count10,000 colonies pe 
 Cairo, Ga. Temperature50- F es 
 
Sediment testNone. . 
 
Milk fat percentage3.8. 
 
Solids not fat8.90. 
 
Total solids12.70. 
 
Moore___ Sweet Milk C. J. Gandy. uO Bacteria ct56,000 colonies p 
; Cairo, Ga. Tempterature50-F. 
 fades Sediment testNone. aos 
Milk fat percentage3.7. = 
Solids not fat9.00. : 
Total solids12.70. 
 
"Deen Biriwhery Coffee County ___.__. Bacteria_ count500, 000 colonie 
oir, Lee Cream ~Creamery: 52.0: ec. Bacteria count high. 
Soe: Douglas, Ga. a 
 
Simpkins. Sweet Milk rand are fue Be: 
: (ek ; | Musella, Ga. 
 
Moore... Gweet Milk _ Dave Bowen 
_ Cairo, Ga.  
 
Ate 
 
a Teraperature32- -F. 
~~ No sediment test on strawbe 
~ eream., 
Milk fat pereentageMeets Fed 
ments. : 
 
Jie ee Bacteria count81, 000 cols. per 
-Temperature32-F. 
Sediment testDirty. 
. No dirt should be found,  
_ Milk fat percentageMeets re 
 
Bacteria ct.9,000. one per 
-Temperature50- -F. 
 
- Sediment testTrace. : 
 
Milk fat percentage3.6. 
Solids not fat8 48. Below | 
 
ard. : 
- Total andso1 08, Mili wate 
 
| Deen._._ Sweet Milk _ Hrashuest Dairy ao. Bacteria ct.50,000- colonies per ( 
Jesup, Ga. -* .-Pemperature45-F. 
i : Sediment testTrace. 
. Milk fat oe gee 
ae Sie aes = = ie  Solids not. fat9.34. 
ae ay eS Total solids13.44. 
- Deen Sweet Milk Shedds Dairy. _ Bacteria et 350,000 colonies 
- Jesup, Ga. Bacteria count high. iBe 
_ Temperature45-F. oe 
Sediment testTrace. 
Milk fat ca sie 
- Solids not fat9.46. 
Total solids14.16.. 
 
| Deen____ Vanilla Sdgtiem Dairies Bacteria ct.10,000 colonies per. : 
ee Tee Cream _ Savannah, Gao. Temperature32-F. =e 
wo : Bei eet a Bediment testTrace. 
Dee a i Milk fat. percentageMeets req 
Bacteria ct.9,000, colonies P t 
-Temperature48-F. 
ss -.. Sediment testTrace. 
au 2 a Milk fat percentage3.8._ 
ce ti - Solids not fat9. 53.  
Total / solids13.33. 
 
Bacteria ct.5,000- colonies per 
Temperature50-F. is 
_ Mlik fat pereentage3.9. 
Bacteria ct.37,000. seolonies 4 
" Temperature46-P. ae is 
Sediment testTrace. : 
epee tess Aes ere - Milk fat percentage4.2. 
feted : EES Solids not fat9.20.. 
: Total solids13.60. 
_.. 3acteria ct. 18,000 colonies 
.femype rature48-F oe 
pes as i _ Sediment testTrace._ 
a @ es ae - Milk fat percentage5. 0. 
 
_ Vanilla... Coffee Co. Cr. 
Ice Cream Bion coe Ga. 
 
f 
 
Deen__. Sweet Milk. Wayne Producers 
Assn, 
Paces Se Ga. 
 
Bet Sweet Milk _ Heards | Dalry x 
TS ene Ga. 
 
Chiscsidte Heards Dairy 
| Milk Augusta, - Ga. 
 
_ Sweet Milk __ McClain Dairy 
Augusta, Ga. 
 
a Sweet Milk__D. 7. Mathews 
Auensta, Joak 
 
Be a 
 
\ 
 
- Total solids1452. 00 
 
Ghooslate _D. T, Mathews 4 Bacteria et 80,000 colonies per 
ae :  OB. Ree Temperature49-F.- 
uA et foe oi MAK fat percentage  OT. Bel 
He EN Standard. : 
Bacteria ct 3,000 colonies J 
Temperature45-F. 
_ Sediment testTrace. 
Milk fat percentage28. ee 
Bones not fat8.81. Below sta c 
atas! =o 
Total solids11.61. Mike skimm 
Bacteria ct.18,000 colonies pe 
-Temperature50-F. 
eee a : Sediment testTrace. 
e - Soe Milk fat percentage 4.7, 
ie eee " Solids not fat9.21. 
Total solids13.91. 
 
Bacteria ct.6,000 colonies per 
Temperature50-F. : 
Sediment testTrace.  
Milk fat percentage4.T. 
Solids not fat9.46. 
Total solids14.16. eae 
Bacteria ct.86,000 colonies 1 P 
Temperature50-F. 
Sediment testTrace. oe 
Milk fat ee aoe 
Solids not fat940, 
Total solids13.80. 
 
Burt 
 
Burt Sweet Milk D.'B. Malone _ 
: ee: Ga. 
 
~ 
 
| Moore. Sweet Milk Brown's Dair 
CPE Oelelherie, 
 
s 
 
Moore. Sweet Milk__ Makes Ss. Dairy 
eh Montezuma, Ga. 
 
1 
 
| Moore__ Sweet, ce HL McKenzie, Jr. . 
dias poeta Ga. : 
 
| Moore nee. Milk Phillips Da. PB Bacteria :.16.000 colonies 6 
 
Temperature50-F, 
_ Sediment testNone. 
5 ; Milk fat percentage6.1. Hig 
Cg a eee due to improper mixing.  
: Sal eet : - Solids not fatMeet requiremen 
_ - Total solidsMeet requirements. 
Bacteria ct.10,000 colonies per 
Temperature65-F. Te perat 
S os hig ee oS oa; 
_ Sediment tes Very d a 
should be found. y irty  
Milk fat. peroentage44, 
Solids not. Tate a0, 
Total bspvaes a we 
 
Age ae Ga. 
 
Diggers. Sweet Milk Mrs. Lee Rowe 
Warm Springs, Ga.