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mers Bie Ailviee: to Fight igen In -

Every Possible Way.



any reports coming ie the Department of
culture indicate that Boll Weevils are numer-

on Georgia cotton farms.

armers are advised to destroy as many of

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get rid of them. These methods

mopping or by dusting with calcium arsenate.

pests as possible by all" known methods that
set 1 include
king up all fallen squares; by poisoning either

State Entomologist M. S. Yeomans suggests the

lowing methods:

After the squaring has started, dugdne with -
ght calcium arsenate is recommended. From

w to six pounds per acre should be applied.

It

ssential to have even distribution of the calcium
t and for this reason dust guns are recom-
ended. Normally any effort to apply the poison
shaking from buckets or similar devises results
many plants being missed entirely, while others
eive far too much poison and a high percentage
the poison falling to the ground is a total loss.

If a sizeable acreage is to be poisoned, enough
e = in poison alone to pay for the duster,





ices of F resh Vegetables

Prices of fresh vegetables prevailing on the
ate Farmers Market, Atlanta today, June 28th:

Ger -DUSel basket: a Se ee 1.00-1.25

eans, per bushel Ege ee ee .95=1.25
means, per Hushel Ss. y 0s Iu

is Per COZ DUNCHES ko fee .20- .35
eee per cw i. ue eS 1.00-1.50
Hobs, Der Gog. CUncChes, 228 ae a 30- .35
mia loubes, per bushels 40- oe
ollards, per doz. bunches yeaa
rn, per COZ. Cals a Soe ee 48
icumbers, per. Diisielss Se 0-100
plant, _ per bushel a Bebe ee Rees (65-75
a per bushel Ee Ge he 1.40-1.50
Gols; per 50-Ib. bags 2b 6 sss oe 115
ons, green; per doz. banches 2. = = 130-35
mes per halt bushel 22 sae se -15- .90
eens. per bushel 2 b= A0
Decs, Per iDUSNel zee eh tet 2.00-2.50
fatoes; pr. 100-lb. bas: 9 1 35-1250
yinach, per bushel 15-

et Potatoes, bulk, per cwt --______-_- 2:15=2/25
toes, per crate _=2.-___ pee ee 1.25-2.25
avermelons, = A0- 20

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and much better results will be gotten.

stalks.

-ers have to contend with.
squares, they also cause serious damage to bolls,



The dust
should be applied when the air is still, preferably in
the late afternoon or early in the morning before
the dew dries. If a heavy rain falls within 24 to.
48 hours after application, the poison should be
repeated. Three effective applications, a week to

10 days apart, should give good. control.

Good results have been obtained by mopping s

when the cotton is small, with a mixture of one

pound of calcium arsenate, one gallon of cheap
syrup and one gallon of water. Mix thoroughly
and apply to the buds of small cotton. This is
not recommended after the squares appear.
Where labor is available, picking up the early
fallen squares and burning them is recommended.
The large acreage of Sea Island cotton planted in
Georgia this year should be well poisoned. .

The Grow More Cotton Per Acre Association

in Atlanta, also urges farmers to pick up all fallen

squares. This association says the weevils produce
five generations each summer and says from one

- pair several millions of weevils may be produced.

A Dublin farmer reports he has rigged up a-

frame on his plow which shakes the cotton

Rows next to paths and roads through fields, where

the stalks are rubbed against; end of rows where

the mules and plows are turned and a disturbance
created, have shown a greater absence of weevils
and a better cotton yield.

- Farmers can attach. a cleat, bush or ce to

; theit plow beam that will shake two rows at a
time, while plowing the crop, which if done fre- mole

quently, will help to get rid of the wevils.

Boll Weevils are the greatest pest cotton farm-
In addition to killing

causing short locks, which. rings down the DEE.
of that. grade of cotton.





Atlanta Wool Prices

Free Grease Wool 25c per lb.
Light -Burry__. 22 per Jb.
Medium Burry ade per: Ib.
ted VC SBieery soo eo oe ee 16c per Ib.

This is said. to be a good plan, as anptenie: i
that disturbs the weevils helps to get rid of them.

; Heavy Smooth Hogs, 240 lbs. up ee 1b)

$5.75 to $6.25; light bulls, $5 to $5.50. Best calves,



Prices Sent to Pa e

Commissioner Columbus Roberts, believing that
Georgia farmers would be interested in knowing

the prices of farm products and livestock in A
lanta each week and that a good medium to gi
- this information are the newspapers, he has res
- quested that such a report be sent to the weekly Z

newspapers in the state.

Mr. Alton Cogdell, Director of the Buren of
Markets, states that hereafter he will mail _ this
report to the papers every Monday, giving current
prices in Atlanta, and he urges all farmers interested
in knowing the prices farm porduce and livestoc
are bringing in Atlanta, to watch for this item
each week in their local paper.

Mr. Cogdell states that some of the editors had
also suggested that such a report ye be inform
ative to their readers,





Livestock

ATLANTA, June 28As quoted by White oe
vision Co., and subject to change daily:
STRICTLY COBN FED HOGS
ASO: 10; 240 bse. oe ae 6.80 |
249 10-200 IDS oe 6.55
S00: IDS, Up 220 oe ee owe
150 to 175 Ibs. oe 6.5
145 AUS CORR 2 6.30 down
ALBANY SOFT HOGS :
Quoted by Cudahy and Subject
daily: :
No. 1 Soft Hogs 180-240 lbs. = Shoe
Noo.2 Soit Bovs= 100-180 Abs;,- 22 et ae 6.15
NiO: 3 DOr] HOSR 130-150 lbs. ts 5.90

No. 4 Soft Hogs 110-130 lbs... 8
No. 5 Pigs" 605110 bs in Se ee 5.40

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% CATTLE

Few fed steers $8 to $10: pee grass-fed steers.
and heifers, $6 to $650; 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,

$8 to $9; medium kinds, $6 to $7; throwouts, $4.50
to $5.50. :







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grade A quality are bringing 3c to 5c. premium. U. S. Fancies are: bringing ac premium. Unclassified, current receipts and yard-run eggs are not permitted

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GEORGIA MARKETBULLETIN






Establishe by J. J. Brown, Commissioner ef Agriculture
March 1, 1917

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: P Published i Semi-Monthly by eS
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

COLUMBUS ROBERTS, Commissioner
STILES A. MARTIN, Editor
Executive Office; State Capital, Atlanta, Georgia
Publishing Office Covington, Ga.
Jotify on FORM 3578Burean 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 See-.

tion 1103. Act of Oetober 8, 1917.

Notices of farm produee and appurtenances admissable under

postage regulations inserted one time

en each request and re-

peated only when request is accompanied by new copy of notice.

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

Under Legislative Act the Georgia Market Bulletin does not
assume any responsibility for any notice appearing in the Bul-

letin.

Watch For Srew Worm Flies
Numerous reports are coming to the office of the State
Veterinarian, indicating that the Screw Worm Fly is causing
serious damage to livestock over the state, and we believe a
few suggestions to farmers will be advisable at this time.
The worst months are from May Ist to November 15th, and
the danger period is usually over after the first heavy frost.

All animals, cows, hogs,

watched closely, especially during the summer.

mules, horses, etc., should be
Castration,

marking or branding should be done before the Fly season or

immediately thereafter.

All animals showing any cuts or

abrasions of the skin and any animal upon which it becomes
necessary to operate, should. be with-held from the pasture and
~ eonfined to a lot near the house or barn, so treatment will be

easier. The navel of newborn

animals should also be treated.

All cuts, bruises and abrasions of the skin should be coated

with pine tar oil.

Should you find the animal affected with

Screw Worms immediately apply Benzol (90 per cent commer-

cial) to all parts of the wound,

taking special care to reach the

- depths of the cavity and coat entire surface with pine tar oil.
The fly that produces the Screw Worms is about twice the

size of the ordinary house fly.
stripes and a red head.

It has a blue body, three black

The U. S. Department of Agriculture Farmers Bulletin on
the prevention and treatment for Screw worms can be obtained
from your County Agent, or from the office of the State Veteri-

Trap

narian, 230 State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga.
DR. J. M. SUTTON, State

Veterinarian.



Attends Tobacco Meeting

Hon, Walter Perkins, Supervisor of Markets of the Georgia

opening dates of the tobacco

Department of Agriculture, is in White Sulphur Springs, West
' Virginia, attending the anrfual session of the Tobacco Association
of the United States, meeting there June 29-30, July Ist. The

markets in Georgia and other

southern states will be set at this convention.
Mr. Perkins stated that he had conferred with many Geor-
_ gia tobacco growers and that most of them favored a late open-

jing date and he said he would urge that the opening date im

Georgia this year bet set around August 1st.

~The opening date last year was July 28th,

and lasted

through August 26th. Fifty-four warehouses operated last year

in 15 towns, the Georgia sales

totaling 92,533,931 pounds,

which brought $18,818,763.95, at an average of 20.34 cents a

pound.

Fitzgerald citizens are seeking the re-establishment of a

market there this year.

The Department of Agriculture, as usual, will issue weekly
-. reports of warehouse sales and this report will be sent to any

~ one requesting a copy.



Same Old Story

From the Tifton Daily Gazette ; :
Picked up one of the Gazettes exchanges the other night.
The wrapper had burst and it was tied with a piece of jute

twine. Somehow or other, we

werent very surprised to open

it up and find an editorial urging more extensive use of cotton.

- Second-Hand Machinery Second Hand Machinery

FOR SALE

FOR SALE



s Complete 2-70 saw gin outfit.
dbl. box press, with cotton clean-
er, all good running cond., wito
or without steam power. Leoni-
das Clark, Ellenwood, Rt. 1.

. Motors, 5h. 7% h., 2 h. power

_ perfect eond., cheap for cash.

Used in farm work. P. Coley, Ma-

con, 717 First St.

Large. pressure steam boiler

and engine (used for farm work)

for sale or exc. for good tractor.

_ W. G. Hall, Eantonton, Rt. 4.

A 30 in Meadows grist mill,
_ glsc a 12h. p. and other engines

and boilers, at real bargain. See

e - write. D. J. Stanley, Lyons, Rt

ek. :

Standard U. S. seales, 500 cap.,
also 2 sets tobacco flues, used 1

_ Season, for sale or exc. for pigs
or shoats, not too high priced.
Make offer. Mrs. J. C. Lee, Bluff-

ROR eee, CaS
Power unit (used to run grain

- Beparator, cane mill and feed
_ @rinder). $25.00. W. M._ Dial.
_ Statham, Rt. 1.

Large retort, 2 steam jacketed

poles, perfect cond., for cannery.
&#. J. Moree, Augusta, Rt. 2, Box}

94, T% mi. Atlanta Road.





1 steam tramper, 20 iron pul-
leys, dif. size of bore and face
for cotton gin. A. L. Matthews.
Fayetteville.

McCormick new 4 mowing ma-
chine, good running cond., $35.00;
No. 2 2-3 roller cane mill with
galv. pan, $15.00. R. W. Sanders
Farmington. :

Hammer mill, used about 39
days only, perfect cond. for sale
or trade, cheap; J. B. Brown, Al-
t60;" Rte.

Atlas 40 h. p. steam eng., A-1
cond., for farm use. Write for
price, etc. J, M. Schuman.
Bloomingdale, Rt. 1, Box 50.

8 dise Oliver Tiller and Seece:,
Good cond., used very littie,
$100.00 FOB. R. E. Aycock, Mon-
roe. :

Gregory milk cooler, No. 2 size

for dairy. Write for particulars.

G. W. Henry, Tifton. .

Wheat thresher, good coni..
$40.00. T. J. Saine, Atlanta, 11
Lakeshore Drive, Rt. 2, phone
He 1370.

Cletract tracter, running order
$100.00. Major J. P. Mitchell,

Rome, Second Ave. i



MARKET



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Incubaters, Brooders, Etc
FOR SALE

A $3000 imeubator, 450 egg
cap., good cond. also $10.0
worth of feed treughs, all for
$18.00 FOB my place. R. W.
Richie, Bremen. Box 324.





Second-Hand Machinery
WANTED

Want an 8 disc cutiing harrow
tip doubetree, also 1 small size
Caterpillar tractor, or 1 McDaein
15-30 h. p. tractor, good cond.,
at bargain. J. W. Wimpey, Elli-
jay. 2

Want 4 or 5 h. p. upright boil-
er in No. 1 shape, cheap for cash,
to be used on farm. J. L. John-
son, Keysville, Rt. 2.

Want a well drilling outfit, to
drill a well on my own farm.
Rent or buy. H. S. Walker, Ma-
con, 349 Turpin St.

Want power hay baler in good
cond., cheap. M. A. Ramsey,
Quitman.

Want garden tractor (worth
the money) within reasonable
distance. R. S. Brandenburg
Williamson.

Want at once set of binder
wheels and axle. 1 1-4th or 1%
in.; for sale, McCormick mowet,
good cond., Deering mower with
new parts and 10 ft. I. H. C. rake.
Exe. mower /for pr. twin male
calves, any age. J. F. Wellborn,
Rock Springs.

Want buy Tractor Hitch mow-
ing machine, in fair cond. State
make, model and price. Also want
Hammer Mill in good cond. B. F.
Harris, Griffin, Box 364.

Want 1 stalk cutter, 1 mowing
machine, 1 hay rake, in good
cond. and close to Savannah. Ww.
E. Sickel, Savannah, 1130 E. 50th
St. :





PLANTS FOR SALE

Fresh mountain grown plants.
Chas. W., E. J., Wakefield, Fla
Dutch cabbage, New Stone, Mar-
globe tomato, true Heading co!-
lard, prompt shipment, 5c M.
del. 60c M. Exp. small amounts,
20c GC. del. E. A. Williams, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2.

Ga. Heading collard plants, 20c
. 300, 50c. All prepaid; calamus,
25e doz. $1.50 C. roots. Blanche
Woodruff, Greenville.

Wakefield, Dutch, Copenhagen
cabbage, Stone, Baltimore toma-



to, Ga. and Cabbage - collard
plants, 500, 45c; 70c M. All del.;
16 M. lots, $5.00 exp. eollect.

Laura Mae Garrett, Gainesville,
Rt. 7. 2

Millions plants, Baltimore and
Stone tomato, Chas. and Copen-
hagen cabbage, Heading collard.
$1.00 M. del.; 5 M. lots. 50c M.
FOB. Ovie Crowe, Gainesville.
530 Grove St.

Copenhagen, C. W. cahbage,
Marglobe and Stone. tomato and
collard plants. 400, 40c: 75c M.
mailed; 10 M. 50c M. collect. A.
Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Wakefield. Dutch and Copen-
hagen eabbage, Marglobe, Stone,
Baltimore tomato, Ga.. and cab-
bage-collard plants, 500. 45c; 70c
M. All Gel.; 10 M. lots, $5.00 Exn.
col. Ray Ladd, Gainesville, Rt. 9.

Gov. insp. red and pink skin
P. R. and Boone's potato plants
90c M. del. Erskin Waldrip.
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Lead. var., cabbage, tomato.ana
collard plants, 300, B0C= 19. ave
mailed: 16 M. up, 50c M. Exp.
eol.; Vigorvine tomato planis.
25e C. L. A. Crow. Gainesville,
Rt. 2. poe

Early and late var., cabbage.
tomato and collard plants, 400.
40c: 65c M. mailed; 50c M. 5 M.
up. Exp. Col. Large lots at farm
cheaper. John C. Crow, Gaines-
ville; Rt. 1.

Marglobe, Stone, Baltimore to-
mato plants, Copenhagen, Dutch
and Wakefield cabbage, Head-
ing and cabbage-collard. Good
plants, 500, 40c: 65c M. All del.
10 M. lots. $4.50 Exp. Collect.
Amos Garrett, Gainesville, Rt. 7.

Red and pink skin P. R. potato
slips, insp.. treated, 50c M; late
Jersey cabbage, collard and to-

$1.00 M.5 and 10 M lots, G. E.
Waldrip, Gainesville, Rt. 1.
Cabbage, tomato and collard
plants, 75c M. del. Obie Crow,
Gainesville, 145 Maple St.

Wakefield, Dutch and Copen-
hagen cabbage, Stone and Bal-
timore tomato, Ga. and Heading
collard plants, 500, 40c; 60c M..
del.; 10 M lots;.$5.00 Exp. collect
Exe.. for anything can use.
Prompt shipment. Calvin Gar-
rett, Gainesville, Rt. 7.

Stone, Marglobe, Baltimore to-
mato, 8-12 in. plants, $1.00 M.
Moss packed and postpaid. J. C.



Turnipseed, Griffin,

mato plants, now ready, 25 C.}





BULLETIN

PLANTS FOR SALE

Marglobe tomato plants, $1.25
M. No personal checks. M. O.



must accompany orders. L. E.
Claxton, Lithonia, Rt. 3.
Genuine wilt-resistant Mar-

globe tomato and Ga. Heading
collard plants, 200. 30c; 500, 60c:
75e M: onion sets, $1.00 pk.. $3.00
bu. Book order for September
del. W. R. Stephens, Dahlonega

P. R. potato. 25c M; 5 M. $1.06
collect; Marglobe. Stone, Balti-
more tomato. cabbage and col-
lard plants. 300, 30c; 60c M. del ;
45c M. Exp. not prepaid; Vigor-
vine tomato, 25c C, No chks. C.
W. Smith, Gainesville, Rt. 2:

P. R. potato vine cuttings. 50
M. at farm; 75e M. erated for
shipment. John Daniel Ocilla.

Cc. W., late Flat Dutch cab-
bage plants, 75 M. New Stone
and Marglobe tomato and Ga.
Heading collard plants, $1.00 M.
Add postage to all. J. L. Stray-
horn, Flowery Branch, RFD 1.

Wakefield, Dutch cabbage.
Marglobe. Stone, Baltimore to-
mato and collard plants. 65 M.
del.; 5 M. $2.50; 10 M. $4.50 Exp.
collect. Shipped promptly. Bon-

nie Lov Smith, Gainesville, Rt. 2.| -

For fall planting, Blue Ridge
Mountain tomato plants. Grow 2
bu. ripe to vine; up to 20 ft 1
doz. plants. 25e and postage; cab-
bage-collard, 25c C. Add postage.
Will C. Smith, Roy.

Marglobe tomato, 500, 50c; 90
M. del. Moist roots. good strong
plants. Dewey Mathis, Flowery
Branch.

Bell sweet pepper, 25e C; Gr.
Baltimore tomato. Ga., collard.
Hot and Boquet pepper, 15c ;
horseradish and pie plants, 5
bunch. Royal Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Marglobe tomato plants now
ready. 500, 60c; 90c M. del.; 10
M. $650 col. W. O. Waldrip,
Flowery Branch.

Wilt-resistant New Stone to-
mato plants, 20e C; 500. 60c;
$1.00 M:-5 M. $4.00; 10 M. $7.50.
Del. Mrs. J. S. Crowe, Cumming.
Ried

Trip-L crop tomato plants, 3
vines enough for average family.
climbs up to 20 ft., 2 bu. ripe to
vine. 5 for 25c or 50c doz.; also
mint plants, 25c doz. $1.00 C. Gi-
gantic bean (squash gourd) seed,
10c doz. Add postage. E. M. Ste-
phenson, Summerville.

Cabbage, tomato and collard
plants, now ready, 500, 50c; $1.00
M. postpaid; 50c M. FOB. Fran-
cis Williams, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Lead. var., cabbage, tomato and}

collard plants, 400, 35c; 80c M;
mailed; 5 M. up, 50c M. Exp.
col. H. P. Crow, Gainesville, 46
Rainey St.

Wilt-resistant New Stone to-
mato plants, 20e C; 500, 60c; $1
M; 5 M. $4.00; 10 M. $7.50. Del.
pices B. Prater, Cumming, Rt.

Marglobe, Gr. Baltimore, New
Stone tomato, young, tender
plants, full count, moss packed.
50 M. FOB, or 75c M. del. All
fresh grown. Ottis Pittman, Bax-
ley, Rt. 4.

Tomato, Pepper and egg-plants
500. 65c; $1.50 M. prepaid. R.
Chanclor, Pitts.

Spearmint plants, 25c doz. P. P.
vacked in, damp moss; sassafras
root, dried, 25 lb. plus postage.
Mrs. T. B. Thomas, Thomasboro.

Mastodon strawberry plants.
25c C; 500, $1.00; $1.75 M; Lady
Thompson strawberry, 20c C; 500,
75; $1.50 M: hoarhound, 25c doz.
ee E. L. Whitmire, Gainesvilie

Lead. var. cabbage, tomato and
eollard plants, price mailed, 500.
40c; 65e M; expressed, 45c M; 10
M; 40e M. Cash or COD. Major
Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Red and pink skin P. R. pota-
to slips, 50c M. del.; late Jersey
cabbage and cellard plants, $1.00
M; 5 and 10 M. lots, 75c M. G. E.
Waldrip, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

: ae R. potato slips. 50c M. C. A.
Reaid, Austell, Rt. 1. :

Parks Golden Dawn, sweet
Beil pepper. 12 for 15c: 2 doz.
25; Super Master Marelobe wilt
resistant tomato, and Lady Fin-
ger hot pepper. same price. All
ee J. W. Toole, Macon,

Stone. Marglobe, Baltimore to-
mato, 8, 10, 12 in. plants, grown
in virgin soil. $1.00 M. moss
packed and postpaid. Kyle Will-
lams, Jackson, Rt. 3.

Cert. Marglobe tomato. plants.
now ready for sale. J. A. Pres-
ton, Smyrna, Rt. 1, phone 107.

Himalaya everbearing black-
berry, Red Gold sugar saver
strawberry, Cardinal thornless
red raspbervies, asparagus crowns
and Sage plants, ea., 50c doz.;
Lady Thompson strawberry, $3.59
M; oxheart carrot seed, 50c at.
Mrs. W. B. Allan, Alto, Rt. 2.

Millions New Stone tomato ard
Chas. Wakefield cabbage plants.
In 5 M. lots, 50c M. Prompt ship-
ment. O. M. Crow, Gainesville,

Red and yellow tomato plants,
$1.50 M. W. J. McDougald, Gad-
distown. :








Saturday, J uly 1,1

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P. R. potato plants, Go
2M. 60c del.; 5 M. $1.25

collard and cabbage, Wake
All Head early, E. Dutch,
Stone, Marglobe, Baltimo
mato, 400, 40; 75c M. del
$3.00 collect. Lee Crow, G
ville, Rt. 2, Box 143.

Late Flat Dutch cabba
Marzlobe tomato, geod
from good seed, $1.10 |
Prompt shipment. Check
eepted. A. D. Call, Ellijay

Celery plants, moss packe
Cc. Add postage. Miss Bessi
tin, Gainesville Rt. 5.

Wakefield and Dutch
Stone and Marglobe toma
old fashioned collard
grown on new land 300, 4
M. del.;
Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 1

Gov. insp., P. R., a
potate plants, 50c M. |
Crow, @ai ille, Rt. 2

SEED FOR SA







Good, clean, sound |
$3.00 bu. Tom rd At
Broxton.

1939 Crimson. clover~
bur, no pests; clean and
lb. Now ready for shipme
nice O. I. C. gilt, bred
. 1. C. poar. Ped: pa
E. C. Heaton, Hartwell.

Calif. multiplying he
lOe start, 3 starts, 25:

Bushel, Dipper M
Soap gourd seed, gigantic
5 ft. long, wt. 20 lbs. (goo
vine okra. Any, 12 pkt
25e. Stamps accepted.
Bramlett, Ellijay, Rt. 2. _

Bur clover seed, 75c me
bushel. No nut grass. H. C
Hogansville, Rt. 2. a

Calif. multiplying beer
10c start; add 3c postag
fine Holstein and Jersey
milch cow, fresh in, $50.
at my barn. Mrs. Sallie
Rockmart, Rt. 2. :

New crop. imp. Ga.
seed, 3 lbs. $1.00; 10 ths
J. A. Ward, Cardele.

Recleaned early Southe!
clover seed, 5 Ib. here. C
required soil to inocula
Kinard, Jackson.

Calif. multiplying beer s
start. Add stamped, si
dressed envelope. Will
stamps. Mrs. Maye Hill,
Rt 2. pe

Large red nest onions, fol
ust planting (quarter 4 til
quarter makes 8 and 10 ir
65c gal. Mrs. W. V. Robl
ery Branch, Rt. 1.

CORN AND SEED
FOR SALE

Mexican June corn, mixe
and white, $1.50 bu.; 5 bu.
$1.25 bu. Few weevils. N
and shelled. FOB. A. J.
Greenville. ;

BEANS and PEA
FOR SALI

10 bu. good. sound Clay
$1.75 bu. C. . Courson,
eux. :

200 Ibs. Biloxi beans, 4c
M bundles good. bright 4
bottom fodder, $2.@0 per hi
Ibs. Country









30c Ib. Riley C. Couch, *

Cream crowder peas
$3.00 bu. FOB. Cash wi
J. H.- Sims, Bluffton.

6 and 7 wks.,
25e qt., $1.12 pk. $2.00
bu.! $8.50 bu. All del. Fi
ing peas. J. P. Carter,

5 bu mixed peas, for
top price quoted in Bt
Shipping chgs. extra. W. B
Swainsboro, Rt. 4.
.20 lbs. sugar crowder p
Ib. Add postage. James
Austell. &

No. peas: Brabhams,
Trons, $2.15; Clays,
FOB. A. Snyder, Colum

10 to 15 tons velvet bes
pod. If interested, write for

W. Taylor Estate, Marsh

About 40 bu. peas, C
Eras, and mixed. $2.00 b
A. M. Butts, Devereux.

Velvet beans in pod, $14.0
shelled 90-day velvet be
bu.; O-too-tan soy bea
bu.; mixed peas, $2.00
Lott, Chester. :

_ 1% bu. speckled peas, a
in shuck, for sale. J. M.
Greensboro.

Peas, 200 bu. Brabs,
150 bu. mixed, $1.80 bu
Irons, $2.00 bu.; 10 bu
peas, $2.00 bu. No or
bu. $1.95 bu. for entire ]
Robert F. Hill, Danville

16 lbs. cream crowder
lb. in 5 Jb. lots or more
12%c Ib. Mrs, J. A. Pu
ford. ie







Terruf oats (a red rust-proof

or ei 5 to 50 bu. 75 bu.; 56
bu. up, 65c bu. Gasta wheat (a
piper | selection, 2% to 25
bu. $1.50 bu.; 25 bu. and up, $1.40
bu. Priees subject to change
without notice. H. P. Stuckey,
Baperiment Station, Experiment,

: ae good peanut vine hay for
sale. J. H. McLeod. Pineview.

300 on: Beardless Barley, $1.60

bu. FOB. J. W. Boatright, Rayle. |

150 tons runner peanut hay,
and 1000 bu. corn, for sale. I. D.
Peider, Blakely.



Fresh Frutts and
Vegetables For Sale



iat on bunch, $1.00 bu.:
- muscadines, picked, $1.15 bu.;
scuppernongs, $1.25 bu. Priced at
Vineyard. Come get them; have
2S from same. L. E. Harrison
blin, Rt. 6. .

_ Nice fresh mountain huckle-
berries. 40c gal. $3.00 bu. FOB in
bulk. First elass berries. Cash
with order. Mrs. T. T. McNeeley
Turnerville. <
1 or 2 truck loads of fine Ber-
muda onions, just gathered and
ready for market, at my place, 7
i. West Newnan in Welcome
Truckers come at
oe. J. C. McKoy, Newnan Rt.

= Lot of fine Blue Berries (huck-
leberries). Can ship 35-40 ats.
every other day. Mrs, Emma
Moore Mipkely: Rt. 3.

sy



POTATOES FOR SALE |



19 bu. No. 1 Trish potatoes
fcobblers) $15.00 for lot at my
Q. M. Moore, Buena Vista,

100 bu. Lookout Mountdin Trish
- potatoes for seed, $1.50 bu. FOB.
July time to plant. Dennis B.
Clement. Cornelia.

TOBACCO FOR SALE





- Guar. aged and iioe chew-

ing tobaceo, 11 Ibs.. 1.00; smok-
ing, 14 Ibs., $1.00. Postpaid 3rd
mone. Sat. guar. Mrs. A. B. Will-
jams, Alma.

ECANS and PEANUTS
FOR SALE





No. 1 Virginia buneh peanuts

in hull. 3%c Ib.: shelled and
hand vnieked, 9c Ib.; also pure-
bred Park str. B. R. roosters,
$1.50 ea. All prices FOB. W. S.
Norton, Edison.



Housy Bees and i.
Supplies FOR SALE

Liquid or comb honey in 10 Ib.
tins. $1.25: 75 Yb. tins, 10 per
pound. All del. Exc. for huckle-
berries or anything can use of
equal value. L. H. Edenfield,
Stidmore, Rt. 1, Box 34.

About 40 Bee gums (only one
robbed this year), $1.00 ea. W. W.
Kensinder, Jackson.

Pure Gallberry honey, comb or
extracted, packed in 5 Ib. pails,
12 per case, $6.00. J. T. Mullis,
Alma, Rt. 2.

New. red honey in comb, 10 Ib.
port $1.25: new bright honey

ere 10 lb. bucket. $1.50. Ail

tpaid. M. O. preferred. R. W
iconic. Dublin.

Bright, new Gallberry honey,
comb or extracted, 5 lbs., T5c; 10
: $1.50 Del.; case of 6-5 Ib.
- pails. $3.30; case of 12-5 Ib. pails.
$6.00. FOB. Prompt shipment
and highest quality honey guar
D. F. Thomas, Odum.

Gellberry honey. chunk or
ext. 70 Ib. can. $7.00; 10 th.
bucket, $1.00 FOB. J. T. Holland,
Snarks, Rt. 1.

Few Ibs. nice, thin, super Bee
- foundation. 50c lb. Add postage
Wm. Middleton, Buford. Rt. 2.

Nice... bright Gallberry honey
in new 60-lb. cans, $5.75 per can,
-Frt. paid. Quality guar. Prompt
shipment. H. L. Hallman, Na-
hunta, P. O. Box 25.

Bees with 8-frame hive and
suner complete, $5.00. J. Jolley,
Atlanta. Rt. 7. (Last house on
Na Hightower Rd.)

Highest quality Gallberry hon-
ey. comb or str. new cans. 10 lb.
pail postpaid to 4th zone, $1.75;
or $1.50 FOB here; Case of 6
$7.50 FOB. J. CG. Jernigan, Du-
= pont. Rt.
Fancy ci honey. chunk or
strained, case of 6-5 lb. pails,
$3.50 Frt. prepaid in Ga. Samples
postpaid and insured. 10_ lbs.
pails; $1.50; 5 Tbs., 85c. E, J. Lew-
4S; Nahunta.

No. 1 fancy table Ext. Gall-
_ erry honey in 10 Ib. pails, $1.10
- ea, 5 or more in lot, $1.00 ea. Add
shipping chgs. Jim Pye, Odum, |



1D;

gin and Hay For Sale| FRESH & CURED MEAT

FOR SALE

Oak smoked. cuiee | meat:
hams, wt. 16-15 lbs., 25 lb;
shoulders and sides, 10- 18 Ibs.
20c lb. Will ship CoD. 1, te
Jackson, Colquitt.

65 or 66 cured Brooks Ca.
hams 25c lb.; 73 or 75 sides, 20
100 lbs. joles, 8c lb.; shoul-
ders, 15c Ib. FOB. Mrs. James
Roberts, Rt. 1, Box 438, Quitman.

EGGS FOR SALE

Quail eggs, limited number at
$2.50 per setting of 15. A. C.
Salter, Jr., Bartow.

Selected B. R. eggs, 60c per
15, P. P. Mrs. H. S. Young, Fair-
Lmaeunt< Re 1:

White Holland turkey eggs,
20c each; white African guinea
eges, $1.00 per 15; also White
Holland toms, $5.00 ea. Mrs. A.
W. Arnold, Newnan.

Purebred M. B. turkey eggs.
for hatching, $2.00 doz. Carton be
returned. Exc. for country raised
meats. Ea. pay postage. Mrs. L.
W. Seago, ee

Aieneilan esis WANTED







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GOURDS.

Want 2 doz. long handled
gourds. State size. price, etc. P.
H. Mell, Atlanta, Box 227.
EGGS:

Want several hundred best
gerade White Leghorns and Barred
Rock eggs. ahs . Towns, Towns,
Ga.

Want some Pape str. Black
Minorca eses for setting. State
Price, etc. .C. D. Floyd, Jeffer-
sonville, Rt. 1
DILL:

Want some Dill (to flavor cu-
cumber pickles), green or dried.
Mrs. W. A. Hand, Tifton, Rt. 5.
HONEY:

Want some chunk honey, ete.
Write C. R. Murray, Cartersville,
104 W. Main St.
GRAIN: 2

Want wheat, rye or harley
straw in ton lots; also want some
half grown turkeys, M. B. pre-
ferred, 3 hens and gobbler. J. M.
Schuman. Bloomingdale, Rt. 1,
Box 50.

Want 5 bu. oats, 1 bu. e2.,
wheat and rye. T. B. Purcell, Ball
Ground.

PLANTS:

Exe. rose or Chinese and other
hot pepper plants for tomato ana
other plants ean use. Add post-
age. Write. Mrs. Myrtle Barnes
Alpharetta, Rt.-2. ;

Miscellaneous For Sale



Black walnut meats, nice,
clean and bright color, 3 Ibs.,
$1.00. M. M. Cochran, Rolston.

45 feed sacks, 100 lb. cap.

washed but not bleached, 10c e3.;
12 Jersey Giant White pullets

and 1 rooster, $10.00 for lot. Mrs.

Osear Medlin, Fairmount, Rt. 2.

Sev. imp. varieties grape vines.
museadine grape. 20c ea. bunch
grapes, 25c ea. Miller Thompson.
Conyers. :

Wild alum, button, snake.
Sampson, snake, pleurisy root.
50c Ib.; yellow, rattle, sassafras.
queen of the meadow root, and
wild cherry bark, -25c lb.; vine-
gar, snake root, $1.00 lb. Del in
Ga. Mrs. Speer Holloway, Dah-
lonega, Rt. 1.

White feed sacks, 100 lb. cap..
good cond. washed, 8c ea.; also
early Klondike strawberry plants.
15c C. Add postage. Rosie Crowe,
Cumming, Rt. 1.

Extra quality 100 lb. cap. white
feed sacks, for sale or exc. for
honey, Barbara Lee, Red Oak

Nice feathers, about 25 ib.
$5.00 cash for quick sale. Mrs. G.
VV Strum, Statesboro, Rt. 2.

POULTRY WANTED





BABY CHICKS:

Want 100 baby ehicks to raise
on halves to 8 wks. old. I furnish
feed. R. I. or other good, big type.
Mrs. W. O. Bishop, Felton, Rt. 1.

BANTAMS:

Want purebred Buff or White
Cochin bantam, half grown; have
for sale, 1 Red N. Z. doe, bred
June 5th to White N. Z. buck.
$2.50; at stud, N. Z. buck, 35c
per doe. None boarded. J. C,
Brown, Atlanta, 253 Cherokee
Place, S. E. g

BARRED, WHITE AND OTHER
ROCKS:

Want B. R. rooster, wt. 2144 Ib.
Buy or exch. Annie Huffman.
Oglethorpe.

Want 10 W. Rock also 10 R. I.
Red and 10 N. H. Red pullets, 8
wks. old, at 25c ea. W. W. Dris-
kell, Sparta, Box 6.





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|POULTRY FOR: SALE



GAMES:

Want some Bacon Warhorse|

and Red Quill games, purebred.
Have the Gordon Mugwamp and
other breeds will exch. or sell.
John E. Nicholson, Blairsville.

LEGHORNS:

Want purebred Butt Leghorn
and Black Minorca pullets, pre-
fer frying size, at reasonable
~ State age, wt., etc. Mrs. J.

. Barnes, Sylvester, Rt. 3.

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

Want 25 =~ guineas, or young
guineas. Mrs. Fe NES Carters-
ville, Rt. 3.

Want young broiler size gui-
neas, wt. 1-2 lbs. ea. No old ones
wanted. Write. H. Stuckey. Sa-
vannah, 1205 E. Waldburg St.



POULTRY FOR SALE



ANCONAS:

April hatch Ancona roosters,
"5c ea.; 2 last yrs hatch roost-
ers, $1.00 ea.; Eggs, 75c per 18,
with postage paid on eggs. Mrs.
L. D: Elliott, Lavonia.

AAA grade Ancona March 1939
hateh roosters, 75c ea. not post-
paid. No stamps nor checks. Mrs.
R. W. Densmore, Jasper, Rt. 2.

BANTAMS:

1 ea. black and white bantam
hen, Sell or exc. for 4 doz, eggs
for setting. Ea. pay postage.
Write first. Mary Alice Owen,
Forsyth, Rt. 4.

R. I. Red bantams, choice.
young pairs, $3.00 pr. del. in Ga.
R. H. Shumway, Atlanta, 52 Old
Ivy Road, N. E. (Rt. 6)

2 Golden Buff bantam hens
and 1 rooster, 1 yr. old, $1.00 ea
Ode Wilson, Murrayville, Ret. 1.

10 mixed bantam hens and
rooster, $2.50; 10 bantam chicks,
12 wks. old, Lot for $3.25. Wm.
H. Holmes, Augusta, 124 Rey-
nolds St.

BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS:

Thoroughbred AAA Barred
Rocks: 6 hens (fine layers) and
1 rooster all 1 yr. old and $1.00
ea. cash. M. O. with order. Mrs.
E. B. Campbell, Hortense, RFD 1,
Box 6.

Pure Golden sir. B. R. 3 mos.
old cockerels, 75c ea. Have lot of
12. Will exc. for pullets or cock-
erels of same breed. No chks. Roy
Long, Tignall.

300 B. R. 2-3 lb. pullets. Sell or
exc. for wheat, corn, hogs, ducks
geese, or let reliable party raise
on shares; also want hear from
farmers interested raising thor-
oughbred pigs on shares. H. E.
Smith, Augusta, Rt. 3.

An 18 mos. old Parks str, roos-
ter, $1.25; bloodtested eggs, same
str., 38 doz., in 5 doz. lots; 75e
per 15. All prepaid and cartons
to be ret. Mis. G. C. Clifton.
Millen.

March ist hatch Park sir. B. R.
Roosters for stock. $1.00 ea.; also
some pure Buff Cochins, same
age, both sex. N. F. L. Jordar.
Fitzgerald, 409 E. Ohoopee St.

10 wks. old White Rock cocker-
els, best egg grade, bloodtested.
frem ROP parent stock. $1.25 ea.
er 6 for $7.00 FOB. Eddie Epper-
son, Tennga.

An 8 mos. old Aristocrat B. R.
814 Yb. rooster, $2.50 del. in Ga.
W. W. Southern, Roy.

Fine AAA W. R> March hatch
pullets, $1.00 ea. cockerels, $1.59
ea. Pure Fischel str. Give unre-
lated cockerel free with ea. 10
pullets. Mrs. J. L. See Bow-
ersville, Rt. Box 158.

3 AAA W. R. nouhare and 5
hens, 1938 hatch, for sale. Mrs.
W. L. Daniels, Dawson.

Trained capons, carrying
chicks. B. R. and B. crossed, 1 yr.
old, $2.00 ea. M. O. only. Fred
Lovell, Tignall, Rt. 2.
CORNISH:

6 thoroughbred Cornish Indian
hens, $1.00 ea.; roosters, $1.25 ea.
also some fine Holterman Aris-
toerat B. R. roosters, $2.00 ea. 6
hens, $1.50 ea. Mrs. B, H. Os-
born, Roy.

Booking orders large type Cor-
nish roosters, March and April
hatch, from bloodtested prize-
winners. Limited amount, $2.00
ea.; 2 for $3.50: ER. D. Lindsey:
Sandersville, 312 Flora St:

GAMES:

7 game hens, 3 roosters. $9.00
er $1.00 ea.; Want some White
Leghorn pullets. H. M. Adams,
Douglasville. _

Pure Games for sale or trade.
C. H. Camp, Toeeoa.

Few Wildcat Blues, 1938 hatch
$4.50 trip; 1939 hatch Skelton
Roundheads, $2.50 trio. Money
orders. P. B. Stewart, Tifton, Rt.
r

Fine Warhorse game pulleis.
$1.50; roosters, $2.00 ea.; 1 to ls
yr. old hehs, $2.00 ea. Eggs, $1.50
per 15 CG DeForest Decker.
Brunswick.

1 fin, Rt.

Rt. 6:



GIANTS:

Pure Jersey White Bloat Troos-
ter, $1.50 or exc. for dried fruit,
at not over 1212c lb. bright, free
of worms, or Vigorvine tomato
plants. Mrs. H. B. Melton, Grilf-
D. (Jackson Road).

LEGHORNS:

85 Champion sir. April 10th
hatch W. L. pullets with cert. of
breeding, and 125 hens, Yr. oid,
laying, 50c ea. at my yard. Mrs,
A. V. Pelham, Rt. 1, Box 40.

25 S. . W. L. cockerels. elig-
ible for contests, Lady Windsor
str. AAA, 9 wks. old, 50c ea.
Ruby Tatum, Due.

6 April 1939 hatch best egg
grade, Booth str. W. L. cockerels
$1.00 ea. postpaid. Ralph Smith,
Cedartown, Rt. 3.

25 Ferris str. 2 and 3 yr. old
Leghorn hens, 50c ea. Mrs. C. M.
Hook, Boston, Rt. 2.

40 Kerlin W. L. hens, 1933
hatch, now laying, 7c ea., or
$25.00 for lot. Exc. for Jersey
cow or heifer at my yard (7% mi.
East of Rock Cut). W. H. White-
head. Forest Park.

Big type. big egg str. W. L. pui-
lets, peginning to lay, $1.00 ea.,
500 to select from. Come and se-
lect them. Won't ship. Paul F.
Hambrick, Eastman, Rt. 6.

100 extra nice Eng. type W. L.
pullets, 16 wks. old. 75c ea. FOB
for prompt sale. Edd T. Pierce,
Gainesville, Rt. 6.

200 AAA S. C. W. L. cockerels.
40e ea. at my home. WJ. K. Ken-
nedy, Menlo.

Qnd yr. from Roselawn Far,
W. L. Roosters, $2.00 ea. Alton
Armour, Philomath. ;

300 AAA W.L. March 22 hateh
pullets, 85c ea. FOB. Breeders
Cert. on request. Personal ehk.
not accepted. H. A. Miller,
Gainesville, Rt. 6

100 AAA W. L. pullets. Aprii
13th hatch. from ROP flocks. 80
ea. or lot for $75.00. No personal
ehks. John Miller, Gainesville,

5 AAA Eng. str. w. L. roosters,
10 wks. old, extra large and thrif-
ty for age, also bloodtested, 752
ea. Money order. P. G. Gaskins.
Nashville, Rt. 4.

LEGHORNS:

150 very fine AAA W. L. hers
laying above 65 per cent, no culls.
Sell for layers. H. V. Swinson
Lyons, Rt. 2, (3 miles East Ly-
ones).

-Big type English W. L. pulleis.
Write for prices. Chas. T. Mc-
Millan, Gainesville, Rt. 8. i

50 W. L. AAA hens, April
hatch. laying 70 per cent, 70c ea.
O. P. Foster, Good Hope.

25 Brown Leghorn 10 wks. oid
cockerels, 50c ea.; also Barrea

Rocks and White Wyandoites.| 4

same price. J. L. Davis, Jasper.
Rt 2

275 March hatch W. L. pul-
lets, 50c ea. Mrs. J. C. Richter.
Meigs.

400 S. C. W. L. 10 mos. old
pullets, from special ped. mat-
ings. Laying well, no culls. $1.25
ea., in 100 lots or more. Come see
them. Mrs. H. Vv. Franklin, Re-
gister.

150 S. C, W. L, large English
type W. L. pullets 10 wks. old.
50c ea. Charles W. Moorhead.
Canon, Rt. 1. |

350 AAA Eng. big type W. L.
pullets, 12 wks. old June 28th. No
shipping. Come. J. D. Armour,
Gainesville, Rt. 8.

Buff and W. L. pullets and
cockerels. March and_ April
hatch, AAA grade, 75c to $1.06
ea.; 83 Black Minorea young ee
and cockerel, $5.00; 25 B. L,
mos. old pullets, laying, $1.00
or 80c ea. for lot. Morris Sanders,
Dublin.

B.-L... -cockerels,
stock, 3 mos. old, 75c ea. FOB.
Mrs. C, B. Jones, Thomson, Rt. 2.

50 S. OC. W. L. large type March
hatch pullets, 70c ea. John G.
Trimble, Adairsville.
MINORCAS:

Few March hatch Giant Black
Minorca cockerels, now $1.75 ea.;
April hatch. -$1.50 ea.; no pul-
lets; Eggs, $1.50 for 15, for either |
Minoreas or geunine Buff Coch-
in bantams. O. H. Wright. Atlan-
ta, Peters Bldg. Wa 7858 or He
0648 W. ;

ORPINGTONS:

45 Buff Orp., and 100 B. R. All
AAA bloodtested, 12 wks. old. T5c
ea. Red Head, Gainesville, Rt. 4,
Box 92.

PHEASANTS:

25 young Ringneck pheasants,
partridge size or large. Bargain
at $1.00 ea.; booking orders for'|
Bob White quail, Chukar part+
ridge, Ringneck and Golden
preasant eggs. C. T. Gaines, Bu-
ford.

PIGEONS:

25-30 pr. young, working White
King pigeons, 75c pr. All young:
ones thrown in with lot. A. N.
Bryant, Atlanta, 419 Windsor St.
Ss. W.

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from AAA :

POULTRY FO g



Few pr. show mrp
pigeons and Racing
(flown quite a few sta
sale. W. K. Herndon,
1109 Adrian St.

75 pr. beautiful White I
all young and working.
right for quick sale. G. L
line, Macon; Rt. 3. -

March 15th hatch purebre
nice, large N. H. Red coc
$1.00 ea. No chks. Mrs
Barton, Adel, Rt. 2..

New Hampshire Reds.
15 mos. old, all laying, $1
4 mos. old pullets, almo.
to lay, extra fine, $10.00. M
S. Johnson, Sparta. E

125 nice fat mixed
among them 20 N. H. Re
erels, pure bred AAA
25c lb. FOB in lots of 20
Exp. not paid on smaller c
Mrs. C. T. Lavender, Flovili

REDS (Rhode Island):

R. I. Red baby chicks, $2.2
25 postpaid; $7.50 C; Eggs
per.15; dark Red cockere
ly grown, $2.00 ea. Mrs
Donaldson Decatur, De 2

25 fine, fat R. I. Red frier
lb. Money order. Can ship
prey received. Average

. R. M. Smith, Dem

20, 1939 hatch, oo
Reasonable. Lewis E. Beer
nan. :

R. I. Red roosters, 5 to:
old, in production, $1.25.
Martin, Cobbtown. .

SUSSEX:

100 famound Padget
Speckled Sussex cockere
grown, 8-10 wks. old, $
prepaid; AAA ped. W.
erels, same age and
ehks. Mrs. J. F.
coelnton.

TURKEYS. GUINEAS. GE
DUCKS, ETC, FOR SALE:

2. pr, A
$2.00 per pair, or $1. 00 e
Weldon, Milner.

AO pr. 1939 hatch pure
Pekin ducks, $1.25 pair; 1
yrs old drakes, 75c ea.
Mrs, L. K. Fryer, Talbo

2 Mammoth Mallard d
good stock, $1.00 ea. FO
W. V. McMichael, Buena
Rt. 1, Box 66,

Drakes, 1 Black and :
Musecovey, $1.75; Mallards
75e and 50c ea.; 1 Buf
rooster, $1.25. Miss Rober
Colium, Grantville. Rt. 2

White Muscovey duckl
old, 25c ea.; week old, 30c
wks. old, 50c ea.; 8 wks. olc
ea. FOB; eggs, $1.00 doz
paid. Frank Kacsick, Mac

WYANDOTTES:

10 purebred, young R.
Wyandotte hens. and
$10.00: also purebred Narr.
sett turkey eggs, $1.25 doz.
Mrs. Earl Wilson, Clarkes\

4 Lace Wyandotte hens
rooster, all full breed, April
hatch, $1.00 ea. FOB. G. WwW
ley, Kite.

LIVESTOCK WA =

RABBITS WANTED:
Want any kind of
bits. State what you h
price. Mrs. C. R. Tarver,
Box 536. 5

HOGS WANTED:

Want 2S. P. C. sows. prec
reg.; also want 50 to 100 go
within 50 to 100 miles o
W. A. Puckett, Tifton.

CATTLE WANTED:

Want some eattle to 1
Write or see. Ey E. Bisho
asville, Rt. 3

Want thrifty. yearlings
ture and feed for 3 pe
for what they gain. Y. M
son, Williamson. ee

Want purebred Short
bull calf (milk stock ty]
5 mos old. O. K. if not re
price, ete. W. C. Johnson,
kin. Rt. 2-A.

Want good Jersey or
heifers, from day to a
Buy, or exe. reg. S. P. C. so
pilts,. PR. Kennedy, Stone.





Rt. 2.

Want
3 or 4

buy 2 ae hoife
weaned calves. Must

*| cheap. Mrs. Vv, L. Nunn,

merce.

SHEEP AND GOATS WAN

Want Angora kids, male
female, at reasonable price. '
have you? R. C. Ne
bany.

Want common milk pha
in or not over 30 days te f
Must be del. Mrs. Edith we
Fayetteville, Rt. 1.

Want thoroughbred
buck kid, 8 to 16 mos. old
price and particulars. J.P.
Adel.





ianuabbied Blue

r, ready for service, $25.00 at

my place, or exc. for good Guern-

ey male calf, 3 mos. or older. W.
Wilbanks, Calhoun, Ries

6 S. P. C. pigs, 2 males, 4 fe-
ales. $8.00 ea. 2 for $15.00. Reg.
' against cholera.

id's ; Champion blood. Ess:

- mos. old S. Pp. C. nie. wt.

heavy body, $15.00;
males and 3 females. 4 mos. old
ae 14th, aces litter 8 wks.}

= P. C. bred gilts and open
ow, very fine stock, also. litter of
pigs sired by 1938 Worlds Junior
hampion, for sale or exc. for
ows or for heifer calves. F. i
ennedy, Stone Mountain, Rt.

S. P. C. pigs, fat, 8 and
. old, cheap. Won't ship.
oe Whitten. eee, Fit,

es O. i C. pies, 8 wks. old,
red sows and gilts, for sale.
your wanis. e M. Stall-}

s, Carrollton, Rt.
good pigs, wt. . 40 lbs.
$13.00 or $5.00 ea. Will not
sh p. iomer Martin, Jasper, Rt.
rurebred Duroc male pies, 3
old (make fine stock hogs),
e bone type. fine cond....$10.00
Mrs. Ovie Wyatt, Sylvester,

imited number choice, pure- |.
little bone black Guinea

Ci
good 11 wks. old White Ches-
pigs, $14.00 or $3.00 ea. Also
ng sow with 3 pigs for sale.
lbea, Metasville.
So
d 4 boar pigs, $10.00 ea.
champion stock. List of
ped. furnished on re-
st. Papers with pigs. Warren
ford, Lincolnton. Rt. 3.
20. Duroc Jersey pigs, either
from good blood. Write for
es. Waldo Harris, DE Wash-
RFD 4. \

Black Essex, $10.00 ea., $18.00
Raised on sanitary _ plant.
ated for swine plague and
era. With application for
W. J. Bargeron, Sardis.
S. P. C. male and 4 S. P. C.
pigs, 3 mos. old, reg. buyers
dbl. treated, $10.00 ea.
Guyton. Ga., Geo. W. Bur-
Meas 4 Ww. Soeunee

i good Duroc J. pigs. out of
ter of 11. both sex, $13.00 pr. or
enegs G. A, Thompson,

e, wt. 40-50 lbs., $37.50 or

ea, Priced FOB farm. AVE Se

aes Rite 3:

t ated, res. puyers name,
per: furnished, thrifty, well

l pairs. Miss Gertrude Car-
Ellabelle, Rt. 1. 4 H Club

: stock; fine Duroc: Jersey
to 12 wks. old, dbl. treat-
nst cholera, males. $10.90
ales, $7.50 6a. FOB. John
on, Hogansville.

a Black Guinea pigs. 4

j 1 male, 6 wks. old, 25-

$8.00 ea. J. T. Brown,

De pigs, of world cham-
blood lines, dbl. treated.
sell at once or advance
due to age and size, $10.00
th reg. papers. . see
iabelle, ts de :
c Jersey male pigs, ant
(3 wks. old July 3rd. Reas-
2-H Club: pigs: 2 Bek,
Fairburn, RFD 1. -
S. P. C: boars, 8 mos. old,
lbs. -ea. sired by Iowa
.00;
10. 00. ea. Mrs. Agnes
ny (1107 North Madi-

: Cc. pigs io Worlds
: bampion breeding, $10.00
lera immune and reg.

; name; ane few bred Bilts

wks. old, a ea.,
S old, $10.00 ea.;
50- 300 Ibs.
eel Priced

it Good Hope. F. P

meee Re. jar

Berkshire: boars tor

rade.. Reg. in buyeis
Pp McRae, Atlanta, Rt.

ae 0
2}

or. $7.50 ea. also few 8
pigs. Member 4-H Club.
ohnson, Sparta.

ea. 1 gilt, $12.90.

., Jackson, Rt. 1.
Biack P. C. pigs, 11)
oe 00 ea. See J. Alvin

Guinea!

Some. reg. pigs as |

$30. 00

ee BULLETIN

HOGS FOR SALE



S. P. C. boars and gilts, chol-
era immuned, reg. buyers name,
from champion blood lines. Full
information on request. Mrs. W.
E. Jackson, Thomasville, Rt. 3.

Few weaned pigs, 20-30 \bs.,
ea., $4.00 ea. crated, FOB; 3
larger $5.00 ea. 1 shoat about 50
lbs., $6.00. S. T. Kidder, Jr..
Meigs.

Purebred Duroc Jersey gilt,
about 100 lbs. wt. Can furnish
papers. Write or see. Billie Lowe.
Thomson, RFD. 2.

CATTLE FOR SALE





1 Jersey heifer and 1 Jersey-
Guernsey male, 10 mos. old, also
Jersey cow, A-1 in every respect,
now giving 3-345 gal. daily. Male
ready for -service. Janie Mae
Thornton, Palmetto.

2 youne milch cows and 2
calves, 1 orange color, 6 yrs. old
and 1 mixed Jersey, 3 yrs. old,
$85.00 af my barn. Come if inter-
ested. No letters answered. Miss
Dovie Harris, Monroe, Rt. 2.

3 yr. old, reg. Jersey bull, well
marked, good breeder,: solid col-
or with dark markings, $75.00.
Mrs. S. E. Jones, Fairburn, Rt. 2.

Sev. young Guernsey milch
cows. fresh in, for sale. T. J.
Middlebrooks, Riverdale. (Hape-
ville Road.)

Jersey bulls and Holstein cows
for sale or trade for. Guernsey
heifers. HE. T. ee: Colum-
bus, Box 589.

Fine, gentie dark red Jersey
cow, freshened June 20th, 3rd
calf. Give 1 1-4th lbs. butter and
plenty milk per day; never goes
dry $65.00. Trade for heifer. Mrs.
Henderson, Forsyth, Rt. 1.

Cream Jersey milch cow, fresh
with 3rd calf. 3% or 4 gal. with
proper feed, $50.00. Exc. for 100
W. L. hens, large type, not over
1 yr. old, no culls, at my farm.
Mrs. A. C. McCorvey, Buena Vis-
ta, 13 mi. N. W. Ellaville.

1 to 50 grade Hereford heifers,
14 to 18 mos. old, beautifully
marked, good confirmation, dark
red color, $65.00 ea.; also sev. reg.
horn type Hereford bulls. 10 to
20 mos. old, $125.00 ea. All FOB
Percy A. Price, Albany.

2 Jersey milch cows, freshen
first of July. for sale. R. BE. John-
son, Maysville, Rt. 2.

Reg. Guernsey 3 yr. old bull.
reg. Guernsey cow, fresh with
reg. G. calf. 6 grade Jersey cows
With young calves, 1 yoke well
trained work steers. A. K. Cham-
lee, Sparta.

_ Jersey milch cow wih calf 3%
wks. old. 4 gal. milk per day.
$50.00. F. M. Wilson, Decatur,
108 Lockwood Terrace. *

Ree. Guernsey 11 mos. old pull
for sale. J. F. White, Subligna,. ~

Fine Black Jersey cow, 2nd

So. College Park and 4 mi. W.
Riverdale, Just off Natl] High-
as Jewel Be Riverdale.

Fine Guernsey elo: cow with
nice heifer calf 1 mo. old. See me
at once for reasonable price. Mrs.
J. N. Chatham, Homer, Rt. 2.

Guernsey bull, 18 mos. old. Reg.
in buyers name, $50.00; 3 mos.
old bull, papers to reg., $25.00.
Fine breeding and beautiful an-
imals. J. M. Lankford, Cordele.

Good grade cow, heavy milker,
freshened June 24, for sale. Ed-
ward Smith, Kennesaw, Rie
(Near Chalker School House.

- Mileh cow, 4 gal. daily, $65.00
at my barn, R. W. Sanders,
Farmington. ;

_ SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE





now ready for service. A. G. S.
reg. 4-7 qt. strain back of him.

1 $20. 00. Mrs. Robert. ae La-

vonia, Rt. 1.

Fine Saanan buck, 3 mos. old,
from 8 qt. stock; 1 Saanan, 2 Nu-
bian, 1 Saanan and Tog. cross
does, 3 to 6 mos. old; from 4 to 5

at. stock. Reduced price: on lot.
or sell separeiely. Henry McGee; |

Atlanta, 49 Warren ee
3055.

- Reg. Nubian buck Kid, of Best
Wena black | with white and
brown, 3 mos. old, $10.00 FOB:
No checks. Also reg. milk goais
to sacrifice (because of illness).
Excellent breeding. Stamp for
full description. F. E. Grubbs.
Demorest.

20 Hampshire sheep. and 12

S. E, De

| Jambs for sale. Henry L. Rawlings,

Douglasville, Rt. 4.
Fifty-fifty Nubian
burg doe, expected freshen 2nd
kidding about July 4th. Good
milk strain, a 3 qt. producer with
Ist. freshening. Bred to high-pro-

|} ducing Tog. buck. Very reason-

able, if sold at once. John oi
uo 93 St. N.



F pr.

calf, for saleat my place, 8 mi.)

| Capitol Ave., S. E.

Purebred, hornless Tog. buck.}

= oaber:

wants



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



1 team of 2200 Ib. mules, $250.00
cash, or trade for corn or cattle,
all or part. Mules in good cond.
Carl Ortman, Plains.

Fine brood mare, 7 yrs. ola.
$150.00, or exc. for good mule}; ai-
so 5 R. I. Red March hatch cock-
erels, $1.25 ea. C. O. Sikes, Syl-
vester.

Good plug mule, made good
crop this year, in good shape
$30.00. Will exc. for cow or calves.
See, Eric Walker, Riverdale (2%,
mi. West Riverdale near Beth-

sSaida Church) ;

GUINEA PIGS AND
RABBITS FOR SALE

4 guinea pigs, $1.00 ea. Mrs. W.
O. Kreis, Atlanta, Rt. 5, Box 169

5 Guinea pigs, 1 sow, bred May
30th, 1 male, 2 females, 2 mos.
old, ready to breed, $4.00 for lot.
Mrs. Willie H. Johnson, Byrom-
ville. :

Purebred S. P. C. pigs. perfect
markings and best breeding wt.
65 lbs., papers and dbl. treat-
ment for cholera. W. E. Sickel,
Savannah, 1130 E. 50th St.

3 prs. white, pink-eyed rabbiis,
2 mos. old July 4th, 75c pr. or 40c
ea. 1 black buck (few white
hairs), 3 mos. old. 50c. Swap for
Cochin bantams. J. C. Brown,
Atlanta, 253 Cherokee Place, S.

' 2 bucks, 1 doe and 2 small rab-
bits, $2.50 cash, or exc. for any-
thing can be used on farm. H. C.
Reid, Hogansville. z
Some extra good stock in White
New Zealand also Red New Zea-
land rabbits, 10 wks. old, $2.50
pair; extr. does, $1.25 ea. Geo.
Austin, Atlanta, Rt. 63.
Large Belgium hare doe, 1 N.
Z. Red buck, $2.00 ea.; also 13
young 8 wks. old, 50c ea.; some



young Bantam chicken roosters,

25c ea. C. H. Overby, Columbus,
Riots

25 prs. small guinea (cavies)
pigs, 75e pair; 20 pr. bred, at 852
Ship promptly. Send money
order. R. H. Ridgway, Sr. Canon

Fine 2 mos. old white New Zea-
land rabbits and snow white gui-
nea (eavies) pigs, 50c ea.; large.
bred sows, $2.00 ea.; large opr.
(sow and boar), $3.00. Exc. for

poultry. C. A. Dobbs, Gainesville.
Box. 23.

See cies |





Want job operating cotton gin.
12 yrs. exp. in this kind of work.

Can make repairs and keep up!

machinery. Do not drink. Jas. L.
Parrish, Moultrie, 306 1st St. S.
Ww. ees

21 yr. old young man wants,

job on small farm with couple}:
-(no more than 3 in family). Can

drive car and truck. Willine
worker and honest. State wages
paid. etc., in letter. Walt er Kin-
ard, Lenox, Rt. 2.

Want get with good farmer to

finish this year out and 1 horse}.
farm for next year. Married; 2)

children (girl 4, boy 9) Want
work for self and wife by day.
board (we have no furniture).
Clark Kilgore, Atlanta, a

Want, employment on farm.
Geod house, water and wood and
reasonable salary. Have to be

| moved, DeKalb county preferrec.

Leonard B. Maddox, Lawrences)

ville, Re

36 yr. old man (4 in family),
wants job on truck farm. Drive
truck and tractor. Can move this
fall when crops are gathered.
Frank Goss, Clarkesville, Star
Ruz

Intelligent, refined woman
wants light farm work, no field
work. State particulars and sal-
ary paid. M. Platt, Atlanta, 631
West Peachtree St.

Young man, high Schaal edu-

cation, want work any kind. Exp.

in Nursery, Caretaking and Gar-
dening, also drive car, etc. Jimmy
Wallace, Albany, c-o Gen. Del.

Good, sober boy, 23 yrs. old.
willing to work at anything,
wants work on farm. Write Leon-
ard Love, -o Mrs, Margaret

Love, Atlanta, 1424 Belmont Ave.

Want job light farm work, no
field work, Home and reasonable
ee Mary Burke, Shellman.

37 yr. old clerk with failing
eyes, desires work on Poultry or
Pigeon Farm. Write offer. J..B
Johnson, Atlanta, 3511 Haber-
sham Road. =

Want job light farm work, ne
field work for small salary, laun-
dry and board. Mrs. Icie Ben-
netie, Tignall, Star Rt.

21 yr. old Christian woman
light farm work, some
field work. for home and_ $3.00
week. Mrs, Lae pues Com-
er, Rt. 2.

, ture, fairly good. barn,

POSITIONS WANTED



Unencumbered woman wants

job light farm work, no fieid
work, on farm. Mrs. Elsie Ral-
ston, Atlanta, 297 Washington
St.
- 21 yr. old white woman wants
job light farm work, no field
work, at once, $3.00 week, board
and laundry. Miss Ada Gay, Mil-
len, Rt. 4, Box 168.

Man and wife want work on
country estate, care for garden
poultry, flowers, landscape work.
etc. At once. Home and smail
salary. J. R. Sentell, Atlanta. 850
Capitol Ave. S. E.

Want light farm work, no fieid
work, with nice elderly couple,
private room, oard and $2.50
week. Eva White Copeland,
Warm Springs, Rt. I, c-o Bdna
Hunter.

Good farm hand wants job on
farm or dairy. Single, 27 yrs. old.
ae P. Crews, Whitesburg, Rt.

a1 yrs. old, married, exp. dairy-
man, wants job at once.
or see. W. J. Greenway, Hosch-
ton.

Widow, 7 children, wants job
on farm, helping gather crops
this year and a crop next year on
50-50 basis, big 2 horse crop wit
big allotment and good corn land.
Mrs. Fannie Owens, Lawrence-
ville.

FARM HELP WANTED





Want settled colored couple for
light farm work. Good, clean,
willing workers. Live on lot, fur-
nish garden, wood, electricity
-and small salary. 11 mi. Atlanta
Mrs. Geo. Whitman, Jr., College
Park, Rt. 2, Box 381.

Want 40-50 yr. old unencum-
bered, healthy. willing worker,
white woman to live in home and
do light farm work, no field work
except milk 1 cow and help in
garden. Room, board and some
spending money. Mrs. V. L.
Nunn, Commerce.

Want unencumbered woman.
around 50 yrs. of age, good

field work, for 2 old people. Mrs.
B. B. Anderson, Milledgeville.

Want couple for light farm
work, no field work. Close to At-

to start. Permanent. State age:
how soon can start in first let-
ter. S. Whitehouse Burdal.

Want white woman with good
character, willing worker, for

light farm work, some garden and

flowers, but no field work, for

~| home with small family and some

spending money. Mrs. Olive Gri-
ner. Nashville.

Want unencumbered woman or
girl for light farm work, no field
work, for home and some wages.
| Write for details. Mrs. Eva tne
nier, Savannah, Rt. 4. :

Want young or middleaged wo-
man for light farm-work, no field
work, for home and $3.00 week.
Harl Cothran, West Green.

Want young woman to do light
farm work, no field work. Taft
Parker, Conyers, Rt. 1. ;

Want good, steady hand, 40- 55
yrs. old, colored preferred, hon-
est and truthful, good worker,
etc. Pay him what he is worth
and will keep him as long as he
does the right thing. Come on
at once. J (iP. Campbell, Dallas
Rt. 4.

Want reliable white 25-40. yr.
old woman for light farm work,
no field work. Ref. required. $6 00
mo. to start. Laundry free with

ing description of self, etc. Mrs.
B. W. Duncan, Columbus,
llth St.

Want good family to gather 36
acres of cotton, 30 acres peanuts

-and 50 acres of corn. C. D. Will-

jamson, Americus. (Dawson Rd.)

Want middleaged white wo-
man of good character for ligh:
farm work, no field work. Refer-
ences. 3. in family. Mrs. Dewey
Edwards, Summeryille, Rt. 2.

Want woman, 25-40 yrs.,.to live
with elderly couple and do light
farm work, no fiela work. Reas-
onable salary. W.: D. Carden,
Smithville, Rt: 1...

Want man,
look after and keep in repair.
fenced. pasture, 75-80 acre pas-
lasting
water, etc., rent free for upkeep

Rica.

Want white worbh. 40- 60 yrs.
of age, no children, to do light |
farm work, no field work. Nica

write at once. Mrs.
Palmetto.

Want able woman of good
character, not under 25 yrs.,
drive car, for light farm work, no
field work, $8.00 mo. and home,
Also want man, 18-30 yrs. old,
for gen. farm work, $8. 00-$10. 00
Mo. If satisfactory year round

H. G. Alford,



job. WY, A Forster, eee ioe: Rt.

ee

Will,
take any reasonable offer. Write|

Saturday, July 1

FARM HELP WAN



Want reliable woman,
for light farm work, no
work. Only 2 in family.
board and small salary. Mrs.
W. Fleming, Deweyrose.

Want middleaged wom
white or colored, for light farr
work. Milk. Reasonable sala
M. S. Lewis, Summit, Rt. 1.

Want young woman, or m
dleaged for light farm work
field work. $2.00 week and gi
home with man and wife. Mrs
J. Lairmore, Albany, Rt. 1.

Want clean, healthy woman
| live as one of family and do
farm work, $2.00 week, room 2
board. Mrs. J. J. Boston, W

Want man who can bud a
graft trees. Write or com
once. K. A. Quarterman, Me
tosh. ;

Want nit family. wh
colored, to. help gather cott
Must average 500 Ibs. da
more. Will mcve and fur
house, wood and. water. D
Williams, Milan.

light farm work, no field

at once. Board, laundry |
reasonable salary. Write or
Chas. McCullough, Sains.
Rta.

Want white woman, 30-45
old, for light farm work, no fi,
work, tor good home with m:
and wife and $2.00 week. \V
Earl Bryant, Thomaston, &
4th Ave., S. E.

Want woman, 25-35 yr
white or colored, for lig
work, no field work. $2.00
board and room. At once
Joe Jackson, Adairsville, Rt.

Want healthy, middlea
white woman for ligh
work, no field work exce
ily garden. $6.00 mo. and be
in good Christian. home. 1
ences required. State particule
first. letter. Mrs. J. F. G I
Lincolnton.

Want competent and- re
man with small family, who
do general farm and _ fo
work, as well as care for
hunting reservation. Reas:
salary. Ref. required. J. EL





health for light farm work, no}

lanta. Room, board, small salary |

.| farm,

salary. Answer in own Jandwrit-!

404_

reliable, exp.;, %6 be

of place. W. W. Wilkinson. Villas

room, board and salary. Come or

work (Mrs.

son, Moultrie.

Want white, anencuttis
woman, 35-45 yrs. of age,
spectable, for light farm wol
no field work. C.. kL. _ Broo!
Blackshear, Rt. 2. Ate Ug

Want clean, neat, 1
country raised colored woma
near Atlanta. No

reasonable salary.
ation and ref. Miss. A.M.
Atlanta, 1550 Moreland Aye.

Want good, reliable, white we
man, 30-40 yrs. to live in
of three and do light far r
no field work. Write a
Mrs. U, B. Steimey, Clarkesyil

Want good farmer for a

Good pasture and streams
4 R. house, well water. R
able basis. C. E. Waddell.
ta, 50 Browns Mill Road.

Want reliable, middleage
colored couple for a 3> acre S'
urban place. Both to work. Pers
sonal interview required. t
Mrs. A. Clay Roquemore, .
ta, 707 Walton Bldg. Wa 4455.

Want good miller with 11. +a
truck to run corn mil
chance to good sober m
Callas, Gainesville, 360 Oa
| Want. young colored ma
man and wife, to live on plac:
do garden and. yard work. Bot
to work. O. S. Coody, ae
Lakeview Dr.

farm work, fer home and
salary. Joe Adair, Dalles.

Want reliable,

and do light farm woe n
work. Board, room and small sal.
ary. Mrs. Josie Solomon. Jetfer.
sonville. ;

Want neat, clean. womai

yrs. of age; for light. farm

no field work. for es

Cedartown, Rt. 2.

Want snes wo an,
25 to 35 yrs. old, for ligt :
work. no field work

ily. Good home (r

ton, Jesup.

work, no tield wares a 00 ee
and Peard, 2 in oa Mrs.

are no field wari i
State age, exp. physical c
and salary expected. Mrs.. Robt
L. Baker, Marietta, Rt 2 C

for light farm work, n
Poe Ask :
Nashville. . g

to run 25 A. 25
Stock, seed and. fer ove ft
-nished. 1: