Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1941 January 22

AGRICULTURE

) ST ee
COMMISSION ones

TOM LiINDER.









: Phere will be introduced in the foecatias

t ill b ffi lent f ti i sow ha
ral bills intended to provide protection to the oats a he ve

plant Amber Cane for feed or silage.
~* Tf feed is short, be sure and plant a some
= ber Cane as early as the danger of frost is pa
. Amber Cane will come on in plenty of -

ey have had to run the risk of getting obnoxious feed before crops are laid by.

eds and diseased seed without knowing it.

=

There is no finer feed for pigs and feed:
in the summer time than Amber Cane. Pigs a
feeders turned on Amber Cane will soon be
of worms, and be in good condition for turr
into the fields in the late summer. Amber Ca
one of the easiest crops made and you can mix the

seed with a little guano and put the seed a
guano out at one operation through an ordina
guano distributor: Amber Cane can be cut ai

_ Every sack of seed offered for sale in Geor-
1 should have printed on it full information, the
me as a sack of fertilizer. It should be printed
. the sack whether or not the seed are pure,
nether or not they are mixed with other seed,
d, if so, what the mixture consists of. It should

w where the seed are grown and give other in-

mation necessary to enable the farmers to

shocked the same as corn, and either stacke
w in each case whether he wants to buy this | put into a barn for use through the winter an

; oS . |- next spring, and is a very good substitute for
. : in n feeding mules. | : 7

/

Weekly Bulls



2



_ It is not too late to sow oats. It is impossible

IT expect to get the Bulletin out cach i
that it ean be of the very best service to the peop

of the state. A little later we want to revise t
mailing list so as to be sure that it is up-to-da
If your Bulletin does not reach you promptly an
in good shape, I will appreciate it if you 1 le

me know.
TOM LINDER,
Commissioner of Agriculture,

10w will mature almost as early as those sown in
ie fall of the year, and while spring oats do not
inarily produce as well as fall oats, it is much
etter to sow spring oats than to buy feed. These







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MARKET REPORT OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS



Prevailing Wholesale Prices (FOB. Points Mentioned) Jan. 20, 1941,

Begs, Large, Doz..
Eggs, Medium, Doz

Always Subject to Variation. :



Atlanta

=. INDEX



: teers Gwiall Doz 22

Second Hand Machinery for Sale =





,4% lbs. up, |

Second Hand Machinery Wanted



Hens, Ceshorn, Lb..



Roosters, Lb



_ Stags, Lb.



_Friers,; Lbs

Incubators and Brooders for Sale
Incubators and Brooders Wanted... 2
- Pecan and Other Fruit Trees ae
For Sale



Ducks, Lb.



rs

Plants for Sale



Lb.



Country Butter, best table, Lb.



Field Peas, mixed, Bu.



- Field Peas, not mixed, Bu.



- Bar Corn (80 Ibs. to bu.), Bu. aes



_ Shelled oa Bu. aS
Oats, Bu... ee

Cottonseed For Sale.
Beans and Peas For Sale. 3) se
Corn and Seed Corn For Sale 2
Peanuts and Pecans For Sale... 3
Grain and Hay For Sale.
Miscellaneous For Sale



i Wheat, Bu...

Miscellaneous Wanted... ee



_ Sweet Potatoes, per 100 Lbs

Fruit and Butter For Sale sees Se 3



Cabbage, Green, per 100 Lbs



- Cabbage, White, per 100 Lbs

Eggs For Sale



Peavine Hay, No. .1, Ton

B Bee S ies
15.00-18.00 Honey Bees and Bee Suppli



For Sale



11.00-12.00



Peanut Hay, No. 1, "Ton
Spanish Peanuts, No. 1, Ton.

65.00 Sheep and Goats For Sale ..



Hogs For Sale



35.00



' Cottonseed Meal, 8 per cent, Ton:

Cottonseed Meal, 7 per cent, QWs ys te

Livestoek: Wanted...
Farm Help Wanted. =
Positions Wanted

31.00
29.00
8.50,

















MARKET BULLETIN

n JORGIA MARKET BULLETIN



Published Weekly by
DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE



TOM LINDER, Commissioner
Executive Office, State Capitol,

Atlanta, Ga.



Publishing OfficeCovington, Ga,

Send All Letters to

The Market Bulletin, State

Capitol, Atlanta, Ga.



Notify on FORM 3578Bureau of
- Markets. 222 State Capitol.



Entered as second

class matter

August 1, 1937, at the Post Office

at

of June 8,

Covington, Georgia under Act
1930. Accepted for

mailing at special rate of postage
provided for in Section 1103, Act

of

October 8, 1917.



of farm produce and appurtenances admissable under
regulations inserted one time on each request and re-
ee request is accompanied by new copy of notice.

a a will not permit insertion of notices containing
#30 words eee name and address.



NERY FOR SALE



ear

y for Fordson trec-

e, new Spring wa-
for one horse wagon.
Be W. Middlebrooks,

v aGood

condition, $35.00;

og corn sheller $10.00;

ig and. pulleys $10. 00.

m sceles $10.00 fob my

. Lankford End
Street, Cordele.

- one Farm steam eng-
18 HP. Porteble; One
ley, Bt, W 240 cap.

neither tools for sale.
. Moreland, Wood-

as action oie
ee Gwith ~ all

ae cens with tubes; one
lon can with tube. H.C.
it. dq, Forsyth.

gallon electric churn
w, cost $29.50. Sell
sash. Must sell at once.
a Garvin, 22

e engine for sale.
W. Ford, Harri-

*planting, feel and |
ng equipment. All in
ondition. Acreage re-
eascn for selling. J. W.
1, Box 88, Midville.~

Farquhar enigirie:
Farquhar slab burn-
and a 42 in. grist mill
sh. ee: Tom Roberson

amilers Tractor, first
ondition $600.00; one
ase thresher hard Feed
Stacker $200.00. W. E.
ight. Royle.
Io. 20 three horse Oliver
wn Jow in good condi-

c

Pash a, A Futch.
mt Pie wagon with
ap. Jack Jones, 2% miles
lege Park.

ne and two- horse farm
rr sale. Me Ts Defoe,

Must be seen to be ap-
ied. Mr. ea Box 182,

rm i ater plow, sor
_ weeder;
harrows, | etc.,

T. J. John

the power and. belt.

cheap at home.

Pape :

two farm |.



SECOND-HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



Fordson eaaoter. cutaway
harrows belt pulley. Good con-
dition; also. six horse power

Witte engine, two horse riding

cultivator. Write or see. Archie
ED. McDaniel, Duluth,

2 horse wagon, fair condition
on Marietta-Roswell Ras. Cash
or exchg. for calves or pigs.
Trenton Tunnell, 340 Peach-
tree Bettle Ave., Atlanta, Phone
Ch. 2020.

One Hardie Spray tank, 200
gal. cap., 2% HP Ideal engine
to pull same. Can be used on 2
horse wagon. Cost $500.00. Sell
for $75.00; also 1. Niagara dus-
ter complete with rubber horn
$25.00; 1 Calif. harrow with 4
turning discs and 3 ~ streisht
discs. Good shape. $25.00. 1 - 6
row Superior grain drill. $20.00.
Mrs. T. G. Holt, RFD 3, Macon,
near Sardis Church.

A good 16 in. Utpright Mea-
dows Grist Mill. Needs only
$35.00.
Come and get it. J..L. Andrews
Moran,

| 20 Meadows Corn Mill and}
| 2 Hole sheller in good condi-

tion. $100.00 FOB here. G. M.

Roe Rt. 3, Conyers.

Caterpillar ten horse power
tractor used akout 60 days $650.
cash. John Foy, Oakman.

Peach spray tank, wheel
power, fine for apple. trees.
Write Mrs. E.
Fountein, RFD, Fort Valley. .

1 Wind-Mill, 45 ft. steel tow-
er, 10 ft. wheel, in good condi-
tion for sale. Write or call Dr.
P. B. Bedingfield, Wrightsville.

1 No. 10 DeLaval cream sep-
arator in good condition to
exchg. for 30 purebred hens,
stalk cutter or anything can use
on farm; also ll1 narts of No. 10
DeLaval separator. of older

make without stand. Make of-|

fer. J. T. Lamberth, Warwick.
One 75 HP Erie City Side

Crank steam engine; one 80 HP
Cole steam boiler (return flue).

for sale at bergain. Both have
been used in cotton gins until

_| past season. O. H. Banks. ee
Dale.

One Kehoe 3 roller cane mill;
two 14 in. cane mill rollers; one
hay press 1: horse size QHC
mgke: one Never Fail incubator
300 egg cap. For sale or trede
for corn; beans or hay. D. M.
Kirkland, Summertown.

One 42.in. flat Rimer Grist
Mill for sale or trade for good
mule or cattle. Mill now run-
ning. S. C. Waddell Rt. 2, Bre-
men.

One old style Star pea huller
in good condition, hulls. and
cleans peas without breaking
pecs. Will hull velvet beans al-
so. Run by small engine. Price
$25.00 or exchg for Jersey heif-
er 40 lb. calf. Alex Barfield, Rt.
1, Louisville.

One 2 horse Ne. 11 Oliver Slat
wing turn plow, $10; one 2 horse
No. 10 Moline slat wing turn
plow, $7.50; one 3 horse Avery
dise plow, reversible, $15.00. All
in very good shape. G. C, Ed-
mondson, Rt. 1, Temple.

One well boring outfit for

| sale, everything in good condi- |
tion, $100. 00 oe

dels Brooks,

Wednesday, January 22,

SECOND-HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



One 1940 tractor, one 1940
Ford tractor with qultivptor,
used about 90 days: one Mod-
el D. John Deere tractor steel
rims reconditioned July 1940,
will give perfect service; Oliv-
er 2 H walking cultivator, Oli-
ver 2-H turn plows, Oliver 1-H
turn plows, harrows, spring end

| peg tooth cultivating harrows,

deep cutter harrows, also sur-
plus farm machinery all kinds.
J. C. Collier, Barnesville:

Good Fordson tractor 2 cut-

| away harrovs, 1 side plow, 1

pulley for Fordson. Sell togeth-
er or separately. Odie Bennett,
Rt. 1, Fairmount.

Two 2 h..wagons, 2 peanut
pickers, 1 Hay baler, 1 grain
separator, 1 Case tractor, 1 IHC
tractor, 1 Superior grain drill,
12 disc 1 8-20 Disc Wheatland
plow, 3 tractor harrows, 1 2-row

vator, 2 3-rollk cane mills, 1
tractor mower, 1 Howe wagon
scale. E. B. Lee, Leesburg.

1 Wind mill complete, and
other farm equipment. C. S.
Graves, Fayetteville, Rt. 2.

International Harvester Rid-
ing cultivator, fair cond., cheap
or swap for beef type. cettle;
also want a row Binder, in good
running cond. G. Js rer
Rome, Rie 2.

A 2 h. plow,/used 1 yr., oe
cond. $5.00: 1h. plow, used 4
yrs. $4.00. La E. Strange, Cobb-
TOW Se

Cultivator, disc hoa
plows, etc.. and other equipment
for sale. B. F. Davis, Armuchee.

A 5 gal. Daisy churn, $3.00 or
exc. for other value. Mrs. J. F
Herris. Thomaston, Rt. 3

-Masters Little Giant plant
setter, used 1 season, $3.50 FOB.
Ralph Duggan, Warthen.

Set of Blacksmith tools, blow-
er anvil, tongs, hammers, CIC.,
$15.00 here. Lester Massey.
Danielsville, Rt. 3.

Feed mill with 3 screens, good
cond., $25.00. Exc. for corn or
laying hens. W. L. Duncan, , Ly-
ons, Rt. 4.

Good 42 in, rock flat eunner

or swep for good, 1250 lb. mule.
Chester Waddell, Bremen, Rt. 2.

Cream Separator, DeLaval,
No. 5 complete with motor
drive and good electric motor,
all good running cond., also sev.
5 and 10 gal. milk cans. W. M.
Rockel, Thomasville, Rt. 1.



-SECOND-HAND
MACHINERY WANTED



ee ce. Write T. E. Roberts Rt.
2, Decatur.

~ Want one pair truck or wa-
gon scales. Must be in A-1 con-
ditior and reasonable for cash.
N. W. Eangley, B20 N;-O0h- St.
Griffin.

Want corn planter in good
condition cheap for cash or
Wille exche:: WP eee
Quill.

Want to buy. good. used 50
bbl. Midget flour mill Must be
cheep and in good shape. Guy
Mauldin Box 262, Lavonia.

Want slightly used 2 horse
wagon cheap for cash. James
M. Fowler, Rt. 4, Cumming.

Want second- hand garden
tractor. State age, condition and
price. Clyde Lee, Box 96,
Cleveland. >

Went one 1940 Ford tractor
with farming equipment slight-
ly used. R. E. Cross Colquitt.

Want good second-hand -1
horse wagon. Give price FOB
Sereven. Mrs. T:. G. Pearson,
Colquitt.

Want to buy cheap a walk-
ing cultivator in, good shape.
Fred Powell, Rt. 41, Poland.

Went riding
mounted, or. International: rid-
ing cultivator with fixtures.
Write best prices. W A. Summer.
Adrian.

Want to trade good young

condition or will pay. cash for |
one if priced right. Theodore |
Cox, Rt. 3, Canton.

Want a midget roller flour
mill. Quote best price and. con-
dition. L. B. Ponder, Jr., Mad-
ison,

Want small gerden tractor.
Write price and condition. W.
S. Harrison, PO Box 294, So-
cial Circle.

_ Want a 2 horse or 1 horse
wagon in good condition cheap



tor cash, Sankey. Tyson, Spee,

tractor planter, 1 2-row culti- |

grist mill now running, for sale

Went one farm wagon. Give |

cultivator

mule for hammer mill in good.

SECOND-HAND
MACHINERY WANTED



Want a corn planter in good
condition. Cole preferred. Give
best price. J. W. Moore
Lowndes Co. PO Box 347, Val-
dasta.

Want one medium size JB
feed mill in A-1 eondition,
Cheap for cash. J. W. Cooper,
Rupert.

Want air compressor size 6x6
6x7 or 7x8 for irrigation pur-
peses on ferm, Ed C. Powell,
832 St. Charles Ave, Atlanta.

Want Cole double hopper,
cora and velvet bean planter,
Cheap for cash. H, F. Dixon, siae
laville.

Want pair portable platform
scales for use in corn mill. Pre-
fer in or near Gainesville. D. A.
Little. RFD 8, Gainesville.

Want. second-hand walking
cultivator in good: condition
and price. A. H. Tjorsey. Rik
Lula.

Want 2 horse steel corn shel-
ler. Give make, model number
nd price. Must be cheap and in
good condition. C. Holcomb, Rt.
2, Canon:

Want tractor disc harrow,
good walking cultivator, tiller
tractor plow and other farm
machinery. Write what you
have and the best prices. J. H.
Leverett, Rt. 1. Parrott.

Will pay cash for good wagon
scales, good floor scales. Give
condition and price. W. H. Fos-
ter. RFD. Rome.

Want manure spreader, in
good cond. reasonably priced.
within 100 miles Hazlehurst. W.
J Ellis, Hazlehurst.

} Want a boiler for sri dairy,
cheap for cash..G. L. Bramlett.
Merietta Rt. 4.

Want 2 or 3 steel tans, cap.
4 to 8 M. gal., to be used in
connection with Apple Orchard.
Must be in first class cond.; al-
so want 1 large cap. filter press
similar to press used in cotton
oil mills. C. M. Miller. Cornelia.

plete in No. 1 cond.. cheap for
eash. A. J. Kent, Midville, Rt. 2.

Want smell gas engine, to be
used in farm work. Howard T.
Durand. Atlanta, 839 Kennedy
St-N. Ww:



INCUBATORS AND
BROODERS FOR SALE



One Super Hatch Incubator,
good as new, oil burning, 520
egg cepacity. Cheap, or. trade
fer-anything 2 .can use. J.C.
Hallman Rt. 1 ,Blackshear.

My incubator plant jor sole.
Three Buckeve incubators, Ne.
2. Ud 9 end No. 33 and ail
equipment in perfect condition.
Make me an offer. Reason for
sellingill health. Charles F.
Weihrs, a E. 35th St., Sav an-
nah.

one 500 cap. Ideal Brooder,
when last used in good condi-
tion: $18.00. cash and -cerry.
Mrs. Wm. Woodrum, Millen.

One Blue Flame oil brooder.
used only one time, good as
new, 350 chick cap. Sacrifice for
$6. 50 cash. inst. included.
ONeal Hunnicutt, Tallulah
Lodge. -

Good oil burning incubator
100 to 150 egg cap. $6.00; also
goo% 800 lb. mule, grey, about
9 years old for sale. W. C.
Poole, Rt. 2, Jesper.

Four 250 Super Hatcher hot
water incubators, one same
make 400 egg size, all in good
condition, with accessories, $40
for lot not crated, or $10. 00
each. Mrs. J. B. Collier, Ri,-
Cochran.

One Sol Hot radiant oil
brooder 750 chick cap. $10.00;
1 1500 chick cap. $15.00; Four
home made electric brooders,
200 chick cap. 300 wett unit. $7
each; Ten home made laying
nest with wire bottom 12 and
15 ft. long, $3.50 each. Wade J.
Rhodes, Box 129, Madison.

~One Queen Incubator 1000
egg cap. A-1 condition, cost
$175.00. Sell or trade. Make
_ offer here or delivered. K, Ro-
| wan, RFD 3 Athens. -~*

One 30 drawer Brower Bat-
tery Brooder with No. 420 boil-
er; end complete Colony System
to heat 60 ft. room, good condi-
tion. Sell cheap. Write for price
or come see. J. L. Jackson,
Franklin Springs.

1 ker.



burning Blue Flame

brooder, 500 cap.. used fk sea--

son, A-1 cond., Cost $8:70; sell,
$4.35 not P, P. Mrs. J. M. Eng-
lish, Bowdon, Rt. 3

with all plates. oe condition.

| cubator, oil burning $17

Want 1 stump puller, com--

One 250 cap. ideal incubator...

INCUBATORS AN
BROODERS FOR 5



1 Sears Roebuck 300
brooder $5.00. Roberta Me
lum, Grantville.

1 second-hand Belle City -
cubator 140 egg capacity, $6.

Broodr 350 cep. only used
weeks in perfect condition.
or exchange. E. E. Carter, F
Boston.

A 29 section Broiler pla
home made mesh floors, troug
etc. complete $2.00 a secti
1000 cap. wood burner st
used with plant, $10.00.
perfect | condition. exch i
peanuts, cotton seed etc. W..
Helms, Buena Vasta. 2

Broiler Battery 25- 50. Mi
incubator 50-100 egg cap
sale. Kenneth Morris 243 D
ing St., Athens. :

One Elec. brooder 50 chicl
cp. Cost $14.98. used 3 we
$10.00; also one elec. Inc
tor (convertible into a brood.
used one week as a brood
Cost $15.00. Sell for $10.0
B. James, Grovetown (4
Club member).

A 3000 egg No. 9 Bes

00
450 egg electric incubator,
fect condition, good hatches $3
120 egg oil, hot water 7 wee
a1 .00. Morris bape eles
ville. :

od unit? 16 section C
battery, good cond., for sale
than helf price, at my farm.
Henry A. Maddgx Atlanta, 3B:
4, Ca 4963.



INCUBATORS AND
BROODERS WANTE!

Want Buckeye incubator
where frem 50 to 300 capec
H. Konigsmark, Smyrna. |

_ Want Brooderoil burni

in good conditionnot less

500 chick capacity at 8 Me

of age. State full descript
and best cash price. J..R. Slo
Rt 1; Pelham a

- Want an oil buriiig at UL
tor, not used over two seas
from 500 to 700 egg capaci
perfect condition,

Mrs. R. J..Fleming, Rt. :
colnton. . eS

Want a good second =a
Sears-Roebyck Cozy Hover
osene lamp burning bro
capacity 100, cheap for
Mrs. Henry Welker, Rt 3,
84, Washington.

Want some Putnam Broo
Write condition and best price
C. B. Ellington, Rutledge.

Want a 390 cap. Super Hat
ing incubator in good = shi
ready for use. ee Hi
Reynolds.

Want large AC or Dc ele
generaltor to be used in
tion with electric incub
end brooders. W.. P.. Joh
Rt. 1, Winston.



_ PECAN AND OTH =F
FRUIT TREES FOR.

12 grapevines 6 kinds, $1.0
12 peach, 6 kinds, $1. 50; 1 ap
ples, 6 kinds, $2. 00; Kei
pear, 5 for $1.00; 12 tame de
berry. and blackberry, 75
2 yr. old. H. A. Sneed,
Point, =~ 503; Montrose - br
3041.

Peech frees, lead. var ti

| to name, grape vines $1.0

$5.00 C; $45.00 M; plum
cot, apple, 2c per _tree hi
Keiffer pear, 3-5 ft. $2.
$15.00 C; black walnut,

Gov. insp. lead. var
peach trees. 10c 20 ea. 3 1
ries, pears, plums, apricots. e
25e ea., 2 yr. grapevines,
ea. $7. 50. C: pepershell (
trees, 3-4 ft. 75c;
plants, 10c ea. $7. 50 C
Head, Cornelia.

Old fashioned cheese .
-erabapple, sugar pear, red hi:
sugar. berry, chino 7 |
zelnut, dewberry, blue
$1.00 doz. del.; brown ttt
figs, $1.00 doz.. $8.00 C; Ku
crowns, 80c C. $6.00 M.
Olivia Petterson Waco, R

_ White scuppernong > Vv
brown tukey figs, black mt
dine, old fashioned plums,
and yellow, tame. blackbe
crabayple, hazelnut bushe
ea. 90e doz.; also Kudzu er
45C: $2; 00 M. Miss Hazel

' terson, Wace, Rt. 2 Box 8

Keiffer pear, 2-4 ft. trees
ea. Exc. for Japanese |
mons, Tung Oil trees |
oe Jas. Hobson, ad:















IT TREES FOR SALE.

ongord grpe, bronze seup-
Ong, black muscadine, 10c
1.00 doz.; garlic, 25 doz.:

size_ bulbs: yellow and red
plum, hazelnut, 10c ea.,

0 doz.; sweet large straw-
eeplants, 25c Cl Grady
own, Waco, Rt. 2.

Bl e Damson and Red Goose
, black muscedings, white
lack scGippernong, Con
and Niagara grapes, 10c
brown turkey fig. black

it, 25c ea. Well rooted.
Artyce Entrekin, Waco,


























@ bapple sweet huckleber-
s, blue buck, red and yellow
ms, white end yellow press
hes, 1 to 4 ft., 10 to 35c
aoe postage. Exe. for white
s. Mrs. Alma _ Colson,
Basico. Ri 2. Ze

ck walnut sprouts, 15-20
arge mountain kind) 75c
$2.00 for 50, del.; Tripple
he 20 ft.) tomato seed, 25
He d F. Fowler, Roy.
nuine Pineapple pear trees
rs. old, 4-5 ft., $5.00; 5-6 ft.
0;: 6- 8 ft., $8. 00: 2
$15.00 doz. Del in 1 doz.
ts; special price on 100 lot or
2 ees W..C. James, Ma-












ple. peer, peach, plum,
, figs 10c up; Stewart,
Moneymaker, Success,
50c_ 2 up:
a ved: white scuppernong.
YTS. 25 a.; Concord, Caco,
, other grapevines 10c*ea.
ss Cureton, Austell.

each trees, ell lead. var.,
te insp.. and guar. true to
, 80c doz.: $5.00 C; $35.00
R,. A. Travis. Riverdale.

leavily rooted St. Regis ev-
earing red raspberries, 25}
1.00. A. J. Jones, Atlanta,
Screven Ave., N. E.

arge walnut thin shelled, 3
id trees, 3c ea. in 1000 lots:
trees, 5c ec.; 10 at 8c ea.
_N. Sharp, Commerce.

orniles: Youngberry and
ysenberry, new raspberries,-
oS bunch and scuppernong

grapes. All insp. Write. Soe
Neal, Ashland. \

we ansp. best var., pecan
, Schleys, 4-8 ft., ""715 to
0 ea. FOB. M. M Newsome,
i ersville.

scuppernong vines, 4 ft., 30c;

t., 35; 8-10 ft. 40e; 3 yr.
B 20 ft$,.2.00; Figs, 4 ft.
May cherries 4 ft, 25;
granate, 5 ft., 50c. i od:
oggin, Covington.

ose end Red June plums,
cadines, hazelnut bushes.
ar. and Maple trees. Kan-
tehelor, Waco; Rt. 2.

ll rooted yellow Sept.
ppernongs, 2 yr. vines, 4 ft.
recommended for Ga. soil
guar. to bear, $1.00 doz. del.
Smith, Braselton.

ANTS FOR soe










































udzu crowns 2 yr. and old-
15M. FOB. cash. with
By: Watson. Hamilton.
udzu crowns, $4.00 M. Clyd_
eC raymont.

openhagen, C. W. Cabbage
S. 85c M; 500, 50c. Del






\ me. thornless youngberries,
0 dozen; Youngbeiries, 75c
en; |, Boysenberries $1.00 doz.
. A. J. Carter, Newington.
he. everbearing strawberry
nts, 20c C. Postpaid. Exc. for
d, white feed sacks, 100
s for 2 sacks. Mrs. Fred
le. .Dahlonega, Rt. 1.
ondike strawberry plants,
C_ .$1.50 M. Add postage.
Dessie. Pruitt, Dahlonega,
Box 67.

Jondike, Ledy: T, and Ev-
earing strawberry plants, $2
del. 6 Red Gold ea free
h ea. order. L. K: Rice, Elli-





























ed Gold and Everbearing
: \whberry plants, 500 $1.00 del.
{ enuine Kudzu, rooted; $1.00
: 7. AD; Call,








udzu crowns, well rooted,
5M; 10 M. lot, $1.00 M. Col-
- Loggins, Commerce, Rt. 2.
berg lettuce, Wakefield
age, Wonder beets, Ga.
ard, 30c C. $2.00 M; white
ush peas, 25c lb.: 5 Ibs. $1.00
Wirs<H. V:; Franklin, Re-
K
aK Suu crowns, 2 yr. old, well
d, any amuont, 70 Cc: $5
also 1 White Giant cockerel,
Os. old, 75c. James M. Mur-
: Winder, Rt.
ermuda onion Plants. $1.00
ots of 5 M. or more, 75 M:
} M_ o rover 50c M. del. From
roculated, imported seed. H.
Sanders, Lumber City.
-1 Kudzu crowns. 75 C,
yon He, Toccoa.





















yr. old,.}

PLANTS FOR SALE



Hardy

peta, 2 yr. field

grown Lucretia dewberry and
Eldorado blackberry plants, true
to name, $1.00 C; $7.50 M. All
orders carefully and. promptly

filled.. Mrs.

CG. Mi Robinson, |

Greenville.

- Klondike strewberry. Strong
healthy, new plants, $1.10, 500;
$1.90 M. del. W. H. Moon, At-
lanta, 1205 Grant St. S. E.

: Klondike strawberry plants.

$1.25 M; Klondike,
mixed with another var. just as.

slightly

lerge, $1.10 M. Ethel Sullivan,
Marietta, Rt. 2. ~

Klondike seiaberey. plants,

80c,

Prompt shioment.
Bennett, Flowery Branca,

A:

500; $1.50 M. postpaid.
Mrs. Betry

Rt.

Frost-proof. cabbage plants

all var.,
yellow Bermuda

85c M; Crystal Wax
and Prize

Taker onions, 85c M. All pre-

peid;

prompt shipment; toma-

to seed, Marglobe, $1.00 lb.; Red

Rock,
Stone,

Baltimore, Matchless.
90c Ib. del. Harold E.

Smith, Baxley, Box 161.

Chas. W717 toh cabbage $1
M; 5 M lots, | 80c M; heading

collerds, 50e Min 5 M lots;
white and yellow Bermuda on-
ion, 75c M. All prepaid; Calid.
Speckled and white crowder
peas, 8c lb. in 100 lb. begs., del.

Ovie Crow.

Gainesville, 630

Grove St.



COTTONSEED FOR

SALE



Imp. long staple, 1%-1% in.

grows and looks like regular

short.
Wilds ver.

cotton, heavy yielder,

white seed . $2.40

-bu. Ceresan treated, ginned on
1 var. gin. W .H. Roche, Black-
shear.

Broomes

90- -day . prolific,

grown in 1 var. community 1-

1% in. staple, $1.25 bu.:

in 3

bu. or more lots. $1.2 Obu. FOB.
Durand Covington, Rochelle.

Sev. bu. Roldo Rowden cot-

tonseed, extra quality, $1.00 bu.
Miss Birdie OSteen, Meigs.

Vandiver heavy fruiter,

$1

bu.; also Ga. prolific seed corn,
600 bu. 50c peck, $2.00 bu. eny
amount. All FOB. W. G. Ra-

bon

Limited amount

Fitzgerald.
Stoneville,

kept clean at gin 5c bu. fob
my place, 2 mi. Charing on But-

ler and -Charing Road. J. L..|
Rutin, Mauk.
Do and. 2PL. I-A cottonseed:

Ist yre1- 1/16 in. staple, over
500 lb, lint per acre, ginned on
1 ver. gin, $1.00 bu. $60.00 ton.

Bob

Broones

Sosby, Carnesville.

90-day prolific,

pure, 40 per cent lint, large 5
lock bolis, $3.50 CWT freight
paid. No chks. J. H,. Davis, Mil-

ledgeville, Rt. 5.

ne

100 bu. genuine Rhyne Cook

wilt
Le
bu.

- resistant cottonseed, ist
high germination test, $1
FOB. Milton Bryant.

Blakely.

Summerour s Hie bred cotton-
seed, Ist yr. $1.00 bu. FOB RR

station,
town.

L. E. Strange, Cobb-

Cottonseed, recleaned, sound,
wilt - resistant, very small seed,
75c bu. FOB+ also yellow znd

red pop corn. sound,

shelled,

12%c lb. 3 Ibs. 30c. Add post-
ree v. E. Farrow, Midville. Rt.

3 i= bred Half and Half cot-
tonseed, high per, cent lint, eas-
ily bale. an acre $3.00 per 100

IDSs

Supply limited. Clyde H.

Barnes, Graymont.
~ Ruckers Early Pride coton-

seed,

long staple, cleen seed, 11

to 1200 make a 500 lb. bale.

$1:10 bu: W. T. Rucker, Ash-

land.

Ruckers early: imp.

seed,
lint,
bale,

-cotton-
1% in. saple, 48 per cent
1200 Ib. make a 500 Ib.
$1.45 bu. Lealon Rucker,

Ashland,

90- eay prolific

cottonseed,

ist. yr. long lint, easily picked

1% to 3 bales per acre..

bu.

$1.50

$4.00 CWT. FOB. Bill B. |

Webb, Jefferson. Rt. 3.

20
seed,

bu. Helf and Half cotton-
voce bu. FOB and pay for

the sacks for the lot of 20 bu. J.
L. Beck.. Bowdon, Rt. i.

Pure Wannamaker Dixie Tri-

umph wonder wilt cottonseed,
about 1009 Ibs. at $1.00 bu. or

$3.00 CWT.

John R. Brown,

Hartwell, Re 3:



BEANS AND PEAS FOR

SALE



1 gal.

old fashioned white

Bunch beans, 1 cupful, 20c. Cup

full or mor. P.

Po Mrso dM;

English, Bowdon, Rt. 3.

5 tons 90-day velvet beens in
the hull, 1940 crop, $15.00 ton.

at barn, Moses Beall,

ville,

Louis-

at





| SALE.

See

100 lbs., Henderson. b li-
ma butter- beans, 1940 crop,
small white, seeded ver. excel-
lent quality, 20c lb. or 15c Jb.
entire lot. Add postage. Mrs.
raed U. Rollins Vidette, Box

Extra earlv white Serden
bean seed, also striped Half
Runners, all tender, sound, large
cupful, 20c; pint, 35c; 60c qt.,
postpaid. Coin preferred. Mrs.
Levi Barron, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Half Runner bean seed and
half runner colored butter-
bean, ea. 20c Ib. plus postage, 6
Ibs., $1.00 postpaid. H. J. Mc-
Collum, Canon. Rt. 2.9 ;

50 bu. nice, genuine O-too-

No semples. Come and see. Pre-
fer del, to trucks. W. P. Couch,
Luthersville.

Heavy bearing black _ pole
beans, 25c-teacupful; Half run-
ners, same price. Stamps_ ac-
cepted on small orders. Mrs. W.
V. Dobbs, Flowery Branch, Rt.
i

CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE





"200 bu. good slipped shuck
corn, 75c bu. at my barn. D. A,
Patterson, Vienna, Rt. 1.

Kennedys Yellow prolific,
practically weevil-proof. adapt-
ed to Southeastern states. $1.75
bu. Special price on large or-
ders. F. R. Kennedy, Stone
Mtn. Rt. 2.

Whatleys seed corn, ist yr.
makes 2 to 5 ears per stalk, $2
bu., 60c peck. Robert F. Hill,
Danville, Rt. 1. ;

Golden Dent and Truckers
Favorite. oS corn extra fine
seed, %4 10c;> 20c Ib. FOB.
James Fees Athens, Rt. 2.



FOR SALE



No. 1 Virginia bunch bees
5c lb. in lots, del. at bern. W.S
Norton; Edison.

Petans, new crop,
and Stewarts, 10c lb. Ship COD.
Mrs. Belle Godard, Goggins...

- 400 Ibs., Runner peanuts, not
recleaned, $14.00 FOB N: W.
McLeod Shellman. |

60 lbs. Mobile. pecans, 10 Th.
150 Ibs., imp. white Spanish
peanuts, 7c lb. FOB. Money
orders or stamps for small
amounts. K. R. Smith, Thom-
Son, Rte 2. ees - '
900 Yes. Schley pecans, good
avere ge nuts, 12%clb. also have
Dixie Ttumph cottonseed. Ist
yr, ginned to keep pure: W.
Sargent, ordele 206 5th Ave.

50 lb. seedling pecans, Make
best offer; also 75 bu. artichokes
in 100 lb. lots 4c a lb. Less than
100 lbs. 5c del. E. F. Mason,
Moreland. ~

90 Ibs. Schley pecans 15c Ib.;
210 lbs. Stuarts 12c lb.; 20 Ibs.
money makers 12c lb.; "150 Ibs.
good seedling pecans 8c lb. All
FOB. G. P. Nunn, Crawford-
ville.

14 lbs. Stuart pecans 9c a lb.;
12 lbs. Schleys, 7c a lb. All
guaranteed to be sound. B. Jor-
dan, Monticello. ,

Hulled pecans 3/4 whole 30c
a lbs hoe 35c a lb., FOB;
delivered for 35c and 30c a
lb. All nice, clean 1940 crop.
Have around 100 lbs or more;.

erels, 1940 March hatch $1.00
ea. FOB. BWD tested, fine and
healthy. Mrs. J. J. Outen. Rt.
2, Bx. 52, Manassas. =~

1940 crop Hastings improved
white Spanish peanuts, well
matured, hand picked and
cleaned, 12%c lb. postpaid. B.
Ee: Mz thews, Rt. 1, Eastonollee.

2 tons No. 1 white Spanish
peanuts picked off by hand,
sound and clean, for seed and
eating, $5.00 per 100 lbs. W. EY.
Holt, RFD 1, Fayetteville.

GRAIN AND HAY
FOR ane

5 tons No. 1 Peavine hay, $15
ton at my barn. O. B. Brown,
Ht Valley Rt 2.

Good grade baled hey, John-
son Grass and Clover, for sale.
Prefer to sell at barn, See, Ca-
rey Freeman, Tenant Gorham
Farm, Franklin, Rt..3, Box 25,

10 tons good peanut hay (had
only one rin on it) 1% tons
extra good Spanish peanuts,
good seed, 4c lb.; few velvet
beans, good for seed, gathered
dry and early. Make best offer.
J. A. King, Unadilla.

Choice Kudu hay, also kud-
zu crowns and kudzu seed. B.





W. Middlebrogks, Barnesville.



| REANS: AND buaee FOR :

| horsemint,

tan beans, 1940 crop, $3.25 bu..

1 25e lb.. 5 lbs...

PEANUTS AND PECANS

Schleys |

celso several Barred Rock cock-

"MISCELLANEOUS
ae FOR ae :



40 Ibs: mixed fe this: goose,
s Chambers, Carrollton, Rt.

New, white, downy feathers,
50c lb. del. Lot of 25 Ibs. $11.50
del. Sample free. Mrs. Mary
Collins, Cordele, Rt. 4. :

Yellow, sassafras, rattle and
blackberry root, 25c Ib. 5. lbs.,
$1.00; garlic bulbs, 50c doz.;
catnip, peppermint, garden

hound, feverfew, 25c doz.; sage
plants, 10c -ea. Del, Ist. 2nd
zone. Miss L. M. White, Dah-
lonega, Rt. 1.

we
Black walnut meats, 50c pint.
Mrs. Rene Simmons, /Alto, Rtz ti.
50 white feed sacks 100 Ib.
Cap. 3200. J C; Etheridge,
Hamilton, Ht. 2) Box 27,

5 eo Meats, clean and dry,
s
Clevelend Rt. 5.

Large, firm Martin eourda, $1
doz. del. Edwin Collins, Cordele.

Walnut Meats, dry, nice, clean
epee colored, in large pieces,

3% lbs., $1.00. M. M. Cochran,
Pisgah,

Black wejnuts, sound: dry
hulled, $1.00 bu.: not hulled 60c
bu.; 50 old fashioned clear seed
peach tree scions, $1.50 or 15
for 50c..FOB. J. B. Searboro
Comer.

Large, white feed sack, no
holes nor stamping 10c ea. Exc.
for fresh butter. meat, fresh
meat. cracklings dried fruit at
10c Ib.; nest onions at 85c gal.
Ea. pey postage. Mrs. Grace
Autry, Buena Vista.

Sassafras, blackberry root,
$1.00; Mastod: n

everbearing strawbe; rry plants,
30c C. $2.50 M: garlic bulbs, 75
doz.; catnip. peppermint. horse

mint yarrow, tansy, 25c ee
plants. Exe. some for white feed
secks in good cond. Miss Mary
Holloway, Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box

*



MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED



POTATOES:

Want some Gov. insp. P. R.
seed potatoes. Mrs. J. C. Gools-
by, Alma, Rt 2.

Want 100 bu. P. R.,
seed potatoes, State insp. Low-
est price gets order. Paul Smith,
Baxley, Rt, 3, Box 157.

HAY:

Want some Peavine and Pea-
nut hzy, also corn, and a 2 h.
wagon, cheap for:cash. R. S.
Revell. Columbus, 2216 6th ave.

BEANS AND PEAS:
Want 100 bu. Brabs, Iron or

A.| Clay peas. Otis G. Rawls, Wil-

liamson,
Want 25 bu. O-too-tan beans.
Chas. F,. Crawford, Mo ena.
Went 25 bu. good sound beans
and field peas. Write best price
del. at ne J. H. Leverett,
Rt ts o

COTTONSEED:
Want some pur Rucker cot-

tonseed or No. 8 D and PL seed

at 75c bu. V. V. Causey, Temple.
Want sev. bu. Poulknot cot-

tonseed, Quote prices. J. C.
Quattlebaum Statesboro, Rt. 2.

SEED:

season for Marglobe or New
Stone tomato seed now. Milton
Arnold, Surrency.

Went Fatty Martin and Din-
per gourd seed. State prices,
Mrs. J. W. Lamb, Villa Rica.

Want the old time Gard seed
corn. KE. G. Goodwin, Augusta,
Rt. 3, Box 258. Sa

Want lima. pea seed. J. C.
Etheridge, Hamilton, Rt. 2, Box
at

Want some Cushaw seed. Lu-
cy Baltic; Macon, 113 Clayton
St. :

PLANTS:

Want some potato iat del.
April 15th. Advise. J. T. Acree,
Union Point.

Want some Kudzu crowns. W.
B. Lunsford, Barnesville.
ROOTS: :

Want 1 Jb. large calamus roots

lat 10c lb. Write before sending.

eae Emma Frady, Clermont,

FEATHERS:
Want 20 Ibs. duck or "goose
feathers, clean, sanitzery, and

cheap. Send sample and price.
Mrs. A. W. Mulkey, Quill.

FRUIT TREES:

Wart all kind of raspberry
and blackberry vines. also
Quince, plum and other var.
fruit trees; also some doves

pheas nts, quail, game and fan-
cy bantamgs, J. L. Berry, Nor-
cross.





duck and chicken, 40c lb. Mrs..

yerrow. tansy, hoar- |

$1.00. Mrs. C. S. Collins,

| free of worm, 20c lb: post

red skin.

| Day str. $1.00 per 15, del.

Exc. red skin potato plants in

| Ne B. De $710. Cp



_ Ave., as B De 6912.












20 Ibs, nice, sundried
free or core peel, ee
lb. postpaid in Ga.; 1
bunch peanuts, med, 8
5c lb. Add Frt. chgs. Wm
dieton, Buford: Rt. 22




















Nice, enaed eS
core and peel free,
del. ae amount ae







Dried ae ches free of -
10c lb. Add postage. Mr
Hart, Royston, Rt.

4 Ibs. fresh, coniey )
$1.00 in 4 lb. lots, del. 1
2nd zones, Cows T. B..
Sat. guar. Mrs A L.
Ashland, Rt 1, Box 194. *

4 to 6 lbs. nice fres
butter ea. week, 30c 1
paid. Mrs, S. Verner, Gay

Butter, 25c lb. Exe..some
white crowder peas, bu
beans. or any nice. white >
Mrs. Julia D. Smith, "Mid
Rte,

Nice, bright, Sindee ap















































Mrs. Harold McGee, Canon
Te :






For sale to trucks, 8
Yates and Terry apples,
50c bu. M. Hardman, Cl
ville, Rt. 3, c-o Hardman
chard.

2-0r 3 3 tbs. fresh, tives i
ter weekly. 25c lb. del to
zone. L, Pettitt, Pike,

Good, fresh country ne
% lb. molds 25 1be-2 Ab
pers postpaid. Mrs. Este

Yiamson, Warne, N. C.,
Box 32. Resident of Ubion
Ga.






























Tancred W. L. eggs, $1.0
18; $3.00 C. del. Furnish
weekly. Mrs. M. B. si










Lyons.








prize winning,
flock, 65c per 15; 50c doz.
paid. Crates ret. No chks
Trawick, Tennille.

Purebred Dark Cornish e
from heavy, unrelated ne
per 15, postpaid. Mrs
Johnson, Dewson, Rt.
152. ; t

White Pekin duck eee
Cant ship; Come after;
jJater on, baby ducklings, 2)
here. Mrs. D. C. Harper. A
ta, Rt. 4 Box 446, Ra 030

Dark Cornish eggs, $1.
16, del. Miss Leona Sim
Culverton, be

Pure Buff Orp. eggs_
unrelated stock, Lady-Eg






























2 yr. old cocks. $2.00. ea,
Mrs R. Q. Miller, Acwor
2;













N. H. eggs from. prize
ning Sale flock,
AAA B. R. eggs, $1.00 per 1 :
or 75c per 15 at my home
N. W. Fambrough, Atlanta
Berpusen, St; Nowe 2.






















Jr. oe

29 stands of bee old fashi
gums, $1.00 per stand.
Beaty, Alto, Rt. 1. Hea

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE

At Stud, lerge. natural
headed Toggenburg buck. V
orous, fertile, blooded mil
stock. Fee $2. 00. Does boa
reasonably. Mrs. Zaida J
roy. Atlanta. 205 Norwoo
















































3 Nubian does, milk 6
day and 2 bills. Sell or trad
corn or cow or calves.
Hammons, -Lithonia, Rt.

5 yr. old Toggenburg- Nub
4 qt. milker, freshen soon,
zlso 10 mos. old Toggenbur
Alpine doe, $15.00. Both
to reg. Alpine buck. FOB. R.
Phillips Damascus. Rt. 1.

25 grade stock sh-,>. 1
Hampshire ram and 24 ew
Sell or trade for young
cattle. Chas. M, Smosk, G





Booking orders. for reg. :
genburg kids from high prod
ing stock; At Stud, reg R
buck, G-Man Joes Confuciu
Fee, $5.00 for purebreds. $3.
for grades; 2 reg. Tog. buck:
5% mos. old, reasonable, co!
sidering quality. We ren. -
lins Atlanta. 349 Murt ray:

MARKET BULLETIN



i1EEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE _



e milk goats for sale or

~What have you? Mrs.
. Roland; Atlanta, 157
St., N. E.. De 7847.



= = P. Cl Boar, wt.. 50
510.00. Crating and reg.
W. 3B. Ouzts, Tennille.

ig Bone black guinea pigs,
00 ea. $15.00 pair; bred gilts
-Proctor, Eestman.
g sand shoats, pure-
sub. to reg., for sale:
want to-hear from party
has purebred Red Poll cows
beef type. State which
d= price. GG, Fe Davis,
eye

le price; also early prolif-
<ing cottonseed, pure, sound
out before rain. F. H.

., Midville. :
bone P C. pigs, sub. to
4 gilits, 2 males, 5 mos. old.
ld Johnson, Bronwood,

P. C. boar reg. wt. ap-
. 300 Ibs., $30.00 at barn;
C. pigs, 3 ea. boars and
12 wks. old, reg., buyers
$10.00 ea. All from chem-
tock, Southeastern Fair,
iced at barn. M. E. Fos-

e Berkshire boars, some
for use. C. J. Hardman,



er

gistered blocky type Duroc

les and females ready

ce. Howard McCrary,
Sumner. Sees







O. I. C. boar 8 months

ight about 175 lbs., ree.dy
rvice $15.00 FOB. J. L.
1 Bowdon. :
ack Essex weaned pigs $8
65-75 lb. pigs $11.00 each;
4.00 each with appli-
or. reg. and cholera
Pairs no-akin. W. J.
Sardis. |

re bred, Duroc <: Jersey

10 weeks old, wet. 60-
ut of Miracles Beauty
sired by Aces Beauty, Ist.
stere& in buyers name if
sd. $8.00 for either male
vale. Kent Goolsby, Rt. 2,
8 weeks old pigs for sale
00 each. R. L. Seigler, RFD 3,
on. 5
iS. PoC. pigs: 3 and <4
old, from best blood
Reasonable

af Syl-|-
es eee Fy | or eqlored able and willing to

ne Black African Gui-
$5.00 at barn or $6.00
BF C. Brewer,

ob, J : Washington,

sows bred to reg.)

hat will farrow in
each with papers:
P. China pigs 3 months
| each without papers
) each with papers, C. T
Milledgeville. SES
ig bone. black African
and big bone blue gui-
ig ossed, 8 weeks old.
e white, some blue, some
pecify color wanted. Am
south of Indian Springs.
Fogg, Rt. 1, Forsyth.
Spotted China and O.
ts, ent. to reg. extre fine

Ybs. each $12.50, $17.50

respectively. A choice

male over 100 lbs.
type $12.50; 3 S. P. C.
ay ai

teva
7.50. ea,

is gal
male pig, stay-fat kind.
about 65 lbs.. $8.00 fob.
Malphus, Tus

ree |
Face bull, not reg. State
F. E. Davis, Atlanta, 56

: i. , fresh in,
10 or 15 mi. here. J. F.
Monticelo, Rt. 1. .

, AND MULES

uy pr. young mules

ver 9 yrs. gold, and not ov-
0 lbs. at reasoneble price.
mor and, Brooks, Rt. 1.

~ | nor milking.

yr. old, full blooded



FARM HELP WANTED



Want good, Christian 45-55,
for light farm work no field
work. Of good character, good
health. M. P. Mullins, Carters-
ville, Rt. 2.

Want Christian woman or girl
for light ferm work, no field
work, $1.00 week and bo: -d.
Mrs. Ruby Johnson, Atlanta,
Rt; 2, Box 503.

Want able bodied woman, not
over 40, unencumbered. to help
milk 6 cows and light farm
work no field work, $3.00 week,
private room and board. Mrs.
G TT. Chaffin, Monticc"o, Rt.
te Boxc: ~ sv

Want at once | or 2 good farm
hands. sober, honest. interest-
ed in farming. 60c dav or $12.00
mo., straight time, for rest of
1941 if satisfactory. Come or
write, Mrs. N. <A. Collins,
Toomsboro.

Want good, reliable country
colored girl for light farm work.
no fie d-w-r's. $3.50 week. room
and board. Mrs. Lucian Whittle,
Brunswick.

Want colored men and wife
for farm work, woman light

a

| farm work. Frank D. Benton,

Savannah, Rt. 1.

Want farm hand, single,
white or colored, to tend 20 A.
in corn, beans potatoes and
other truck ,crops on 50-50 bz-
sis. If any time out of crop, Vl
pay you for time out. Prefer
between 30-45 yrs, old. Clyde
Gurley, Axson. :

woman, prefer country raised,
for light farm work, no milking
nor field work. Good home and
$8.00 mo. State particulars.
Mrs. Grace Hambrick, Atlenta,
419 Kelly St. S. E

Want single man or boy for
1 horse crop on 50-50 basis or
wages. Must be honest, sober
and dependable and know how
to farm. Ed D. Gurby Culver-
ton.

Want 2 negro wage hands,
regular work. House end gar-
den furnished. Pay off every
Saturday. J. G. Buyers, Whites-
burg, Rt. 1.

Want family, white or col-
ored, one-in family that can
plow, shovel and can cut with
an axe. C. M. Jackson, Lew-
renceville. :

Want hand to make crop.
Around 40 and good worker. No
drunkard. Good home. Come
see. J. O. Campbell, Dallas, Rt.
4, (near Beulah High School).

Want good farm hand, white
work. House and garden if

married. 75c day. S. B. McNeely,
Andersonville, Rt. 2,

Want small family with man

| for wages by month. or a I mule

crop on 50-50 basis. Furnish
house, wood and patches and $8
mo. A. V. Coggins, Macon, Rt. 3.

Want healthy, reliable wo-
'man, prefer country raised, for
_ light farm work, no field work.
| Good home, private room and
$2.00 week. State particulars.
Mrs. .John* Solomon Jefferson-
wille. -

Want good, honest, sober man
with sufficient force to handle

a good 2 h. farm on 50-50 basis. 3
Good 4 R. house;:good water. |

consolidated school, near church
and highway. W. M. Solomon,
Jeffersonville.

Want neat Christian woman,
white, 40-50 for light farm
work, no field work. Room,
board and small salary. Mrs.
J. M. Mays, Augusta Rt. 2-

Want farm hand who knows
how to plow, to live as one of
family and work. Must be one
can depend upon, single and
no bad habits. $13.00-mo. Lee.
_Joymer, Hinesville.

|. Want good farmer for about

30 acres. 7 R. house* pump in
well; water in house, electric
lights. 1 mi. below Forest Park
at Rock Cut crossing, $15.00 mo.
- J. G. Bryant, Forest Park. Rt. 1.

Want man with small family
for wages, to cultivate 1 mule
crop in corn and peanuts. Good
3 R house wood and water. W.
L. Dixon, Quitman, Rt. 1.

Can use 2 or 3 good farm
laborers on the Collier. Pied-
mont Farm. L. J. Lott, Barnes-
ville; Rt. 1.

workers on 2 horse farm on
| 50-50 basis. 16 acres cotton al-
lotment; 13 creek and 10 branch
bottoms for corn land. Plenty
teols, also a shop. School and

see. Mrs. C. A. Moore, Suwanee.
Want young, white woman for

light farm work, no field work

Good home and

reasonable wages. State full

particulars and wages w

Mrs. Velma A. Hale, .



Want healthy, reliable, : good

Want family, sober, honest ;.

bus route, 1 mi, town. Write or |-

FARM HELP WANTED



Want man with small family
to farm, look after stock, etc.,
for wages, -at once, white or

colord. H. E. Sanders, Lumber
City.

Want share cropper, 50-50,
for 2 horse crop, white or col-
_ ored. 4 R. house, near church
; and school, on highway, 8 mi.
; town. Good stock, land and

tools. W. G. West, Hawkins-
ville.

Want party, man or woman
with some capital, to raise poul-
try for sale on 50-50 basis.
noo range. B. E. Clayton, Adel.

_ Want good man for gardner
and caretaker, near Atlanta.
Glenn Campbll Atlanta, 830
Cascade Ave. S. W. :

Want at once, settled man,
preferably single, to take
charge of a small nursery. Must
be good character, exp. end
willing to work. Give complete
information and ref. A, C.
Ford, Atlanta, 237 Trust Co. of
Ga. Bldg.

_ Want good, nice, clean, Chris-

tian woman for light farm work,
no field work. Good home for
right party. Mrs, Ruby Moss,
Ashburn Rt. 2. >

_ Want settled, Christian wo-
Men, unencumbered, for light
farm work, no field work, only
must milk 1 cow, $3.50 week,
room and board. Ref. required.
Mrs. Mary Don Williamson,
Rockmart, eee
Want man who can furnish
truck and self, for farming and
milling, on halves. Apply at

,once. Max Zugar, Pittsburg
(Welker Co.)

_ Want nice white woman for
light farm work, no field work.
Home and salary. J .H. Hinkle.
a a 2210 Flat Shoals Road

Want a day hand to work on
farm. Man with wife preferred.
J. M. Holt, Byron, Rt. 2.

Went family for truck and
fruit farm, one able drive truck.
Dont apply without written
references. O. E. Norton, Cooks
Crossing, near College Park Ca
9195. Z ek
_ Want colored young woman
for light farm work and milk 1
or 2 cows. Board clothe and
reasonable salary. Must be
heelthy and clean. Mrs .C, T.
Lavender, Flovilla.

_ .Want man and wife to live in
home with old couple and oper-
be honest, reliable couple and
good workers. J. W. Ham Sum-
Mit, Riade i ee ae

Want exp. farm hand with
family. Fred Perker, Decatur,
Rt. 1, (Rainbow Drive).

Want unencumbered, middle-
aged white woman for light
farm work, no field work. Good
home and small salary. H. A.
Baker, Tifton, Rt: 1.

Want good wage hand for
1941. No drunkard need apply.
J. H. Speer, Bronwood, Rt. 1
Box 49. ae
_ Went middleaged woman to
live in home as one of family
ang do light farm work, no
field work. Small salary. Reply
at once. Mrs. Ralph Mauldin,
Toccoa. 251 Rosedale Ave.

Want share cropper for 1 or
Ha Crop or 2-9 and 1-1--h.
croppers. Have 2 houses. Meil
route through plantation and
school bus very convenient. A.
H. Neeson, Stockbridge; Cotton.
Indian River Plantation.

Want unencumbered. honest
woman not over 35, for light
farm work, no field work. Write
A. C. Perry, Monroe, Rt. 3.

Want white woman to live
with man and wife to do light
farm work, no field work. $4.00
mo. end board. Good home.
State full particulars. W. M.
Thornton, Jesup, Z

Want man to work 10 acres
Jand. 2 R. house. Mechanically
inclined. Write. Mr. Marty, East.
Point Box: 1823 =-

Want man with small family
for crop. W. W. Smith, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 1. =:

Le

man in SoutheastGa., to stay
in home with aged woman and
do light farm work, milking,
etc., but no field work. _ Fair
salary. Woman with one child
| Okay, Write. H. N. Brown, Av-
ondale. ee

Want family for 1941 to run
1 or 2 h. ferm on 50-50 basis.
Can furnish everything and
move them. White or colored. J.
A. Cox, Rt. 1, Molena.

Want wage hand for farm
work. Board and laundry. By

kins, Mershon. ; 3
_ Want colored.couple for farm
Both to work $16.00 mo., board.
Heve new house in yard for

me



uple. B.F
cle:

ate 1 H. farm on shares. Must |

Went young, Christian wo--

month or season. Grady Wat--

ton, Bost- i

FARM HELP WANTED



\

Want single man for farm
work, sober, honest, dependable,
exp. in farm work. Good wages
for. good man. Write at once.
Need now. J. H. Brantley, Ma-
nor Rta. =

Want 2 wage hands, single,
colored preferred. for my farm
near Thomson. Good wages,
feed etc. .Randall Evans, Sr.
Thomson.

Want settled woman of good
character to help with light
farm work, poultry, garden, etc.
Give ref. Board and reasonable
salary. Mrs. J. O. M.. Smith,
Commerce, Rt. 4.

Want boy, 15-16 yrs. old that
can do any kind farm work,
plowing, etc. Lester Massey,
Danielsville. Rt. 3.

Want good help for 2 farms,
I = 2 horse 2% mi. below Ros-
well; other 1-H, 2% mi. West
Roswell. See or write at once.
Jesse Coleman, Roswell.

Want aes honest man: to
work 7000 yearling turpentine:
timber on halves. E. D: Towns,
Towns. Ga.

Want reliable white woman,
20-35 yrs. old, unencumbered,
for light farm work, no field
work. $6.00 mo.,
laundry; raise after first mo.,
if satisfactory. State full par-
ticulars.. Mrs. B. W.
Columbus, 104-11th St.

Want good man for 2 h. farm.
Apply. Mrs. D. H. Moss, Ash-
burn, Rt. 2.
Want nice, country raised col-
ered girl or woman, not over
40 for light farm work, no field
| work. Board, small salary. Hon-
est and dependable. Write at
once, Mrs. Nat Campbell, Rock-
mart nt die

Want good man for 2 h. crop,
standing rent or 3rds and 4ths.
Good land, easily worked, good
well water, pasture with run-.
ning water. 8 mi. Southwest
Dallas near Zion Church. O. B.
Barber. Dallas, Rt. 4.

Want small or med. sized
white or colored family for
general farm work for wages.
Steady work, good house. Must
give ref., end be sober and de-
pendapie. S. I, Calfee Bruns-
wick 5 : ue
_ Want reliable white or col-
.ored family tor good 1 or 2 h.
crop on 50-50 basis. Good land.
for cotton bottoms for corn.
Good 3 R. house, plenty out-
bldgs., water, wood, tools and
mules. W. B. Cochran, Stone-

Ewalk Rt 1: Ses.
Want white- woman, good
enaracter, 20-35, thoroughly re-
liable, for gen. light ferm work,
no field work. $3.00 week and
live as one of family. A, E. Mc-.
Kenney Austell, Rt. 1.

Want good, colored wage
hand or a share cropper for 2
norse farm at onee. Good price
for hustler. J. L. Adams, Dear-
ing, Rt. 1, Box 24.

Want 1 or 2 boys-or men 18
to 45 to work on farm. White,
honest, industrious and relieble.
Pleasant home, good board and
bed. Ordinary farm work; also
industrious, single woman, 20-
45, for light farm work, no field
work. Write at once. .S. A.
Swett Ty fy, Rte 2- 7
. Want good, sober, dependable
Wage hand by month or pert.
of crop. Board, laundry, also
other land to good ren. Must
have good ref. W. L. Wilson,
Talking Rock; Rt, 2. :
. Want man and wife, middle-
aged, or more, good references,
sober ~and honest, to live in
home with me and help farm.
Write. Ed Brown, Ellijay, Rt-1.

Went good, reliable man to
live in home with old couple
and farm. Give cotton patch
for pay. K. G. Balenger, Talla-

poosa, Rt. 1. :

_ Want 5 or 6 good croppers on
50-50 basis. Colored preferred,
but white accepted. Stock and
tools also some groceries fur-
nished, and move if not too far
awey. Plenty wood and water.
Henry H: Puryear, Florence. -

- Want reliable woman for
light farm work no field work.
W. H. Epps, Carnesville, Rt. 1.

Want 1% horse colored farm~
er with family on 50-50 basis.
Stock, tools, some groceries
furnished. Would like one: in
family, boy or man, to work
some for wages. Good land.
Must be sober and honest. Will
move you. 2 mi. Lithonie. Mrs:
' Carl C. Holley, Atlanta; 23 Me-
morial Drive S. W. .



POSITIONS WANTED



tor driver. Dennis Hart, Moul-
trie, 916 5th Ave. E.

Well exp., man wants job as
O ;



' Mann, Cedartown

board and

Duncan, |

Suwanee, Rt. 1, C-o

both will hire- by

Want job on farm. Exp. trac- |



Wednesday, January 22, 19



POSITIONS WANTED



Man and wife want jo
poultry, dairy or truck |
Both exp., good ref. whit
children, no drinking... J. 1
tum, Stone Mtn. Rt. 2
S. Tidwell. ae :

est boy 17. Able finence
Close to school and church.
Evelyn Jones, East Poin
Linwood Ave. . Se

room and bo.rd for self a
yr. old girl. No milking nor +
work. Near church and sc
Mrs. Helen Schwering, Atl
697 Crew: St. SW

White man, wife, 3- il
want 1 horse crop on h
Good house, good bar
land. 1 mi. Dacula. Jack Si
ton, Dacula, Rt. 1,

Want light farm work,
field work for small salary
home: (with not over 2 i
for self and 1 child. Mrs.

Rt 1.
G. McDaniel. Sree

23 yr. old men, not a
hard work. wants joo a
on farm, with 50 or
Clifford Griffith, No

, Refined, dependable. (
ian woman wants em;
with reliable pecple, ligh
work, no field wovk. $4.00
room and board. Well exp.

J. B, Sikes, Cochran.

Want trade for a 2 mule
on helves or shares; Ha
hands to work 3 plow

$15.00 mo. from March 1s

bad habits, neither drin
chew. G. R Howell; Des
c-o C. R.- Wade.

_ 16 yr. old white bo
job on farm, feeding
and other light farm wor
field work. Room, boar
dry, $2.50 to $3.00 week
old Mash, Fayetteville

20 yr. old white womzn w

| 2% yr old daughter, wants li

farm work, no field work
room, board, $3.50 or $4.0
Can start now. Mrs. Dorc
Huddleston, Fayetteville,
c-o R. L. Mask. : 223
24 yr. old young man, ma
with baby, wants job on fa
exp. truck and car driver. G
worker, willing to lear
on place and good wage
D. Perry, Atlanta, 355 Be
Sh Si Wis ee
~Man, single, 45, ex;

>

man, lso other exp., want.

takers place country esta
farm etc. Best ref.
place. T. E. Smith, Atlant:
So. Pryor St. Wa 586e.
~Man and wife want jo
small farm. Also exp. gri
Best of ref.; prefer ty
home with owner, Geo
Weth, Toomsboro.

34 yr. old woman wan
farm work, no field wo
first. Mrs. A. -L. Mays, Av
Rt. 2, Wylds Rd- t=

~ Want job on farm look

ter stock, hogs and cat!

raise them on halves. So
preferred. David C. Shop
houn. | SCA ee
White man 28, wife
yr. old son desires truck
on: halves, 75. wit: -exp,
cattle, hogs, poultry
work. All work. Re X
anywhere. Write. Hoyt Sy
Austell, Rt. 2. cee
_ Want light farm~ wor!
field work. Give. ref. Mi
near Atlanta.: Laura Sp

lican, ec
Exp. Miller with both

and corn; want positi

ary. oJ. We West. Ellij:

_ An* old woman want,
with elderly- couple on

Well exp. See at-o
Rosa Johnson Atlanta.

exander St.

child, wants ferm ae
Hall Hazlehurst, Rt.
Middleaged man is ver
ous of securing permanen
ployment with reliable
gen. upkeep of farm:
anything around far
paint, etc., for board.
and reasonable salary
desired. W. E. Murph:
nan Rt. 4. gas

Want light farm
field. work-for home
salary. Neat end re
Alma Andrews. LaGra

ae

Young man wants jo!
Good worker, no

/ except smoking. 2

te