Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1941 February 12

DEPARTMENT
TOM LINDER



AGRICULTURE
COMMISSIONER







WEDNESDAY, reas 12, 1941.












DITORIAL By TOM LINDER

The New York Times of Sunday, January 19, 1941,
arried a news item relative to a new market proposed to
built in the city of New York.

[ quote three paragraphs as follows >

One of the problems confronting market planners
as been to find a pier, suitable to the railroads, for taking
eare of the 440,000 tons of freight, other than fruits and
etables, which are handled annually on some of the
8 es it is proposed to include in the market termi-









| bout 154,000 carloads of fruit and vegetables are
ceived annually by the produce dealers in the Washing-
Market area, which now extends over twenty-five
cks along the West and Washington streets, and be-
een. a ieclay and Hubert: streets. This is about three-
urters of all the fruits and vegetables received in New
rk City.

The wholesale area has grown haphazardly, and it
a serious bottleneck.| Perishable foodstuffs are piled
h on sidewalks, while trucks block the narrow streets
| traffic proceeds at a snails pace. There are wasteful
ys which result in much spoilage, and inumerable op-
ons which are quite unnecessary.

This will give you some idea of the tremendous

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: Reports received at this office show following average
orices paid for No. 1 hogs at the Live Stock Auction yer
ets named:

Potialy.3Masiian 2 $6.72 per cwt
bruary 6Macon 20 $6.85 per.ewt
mraary 9--Albany {6 $6.65 per cwt
mradnry (Metter aT 00 per eet

Average price paid for No. 1 hogs in South Georgia
io reporting to this office for December was $5.50-













ONTACT MEN NEL iDED FOR FARM PRODUC!

tral America and Cuba. These vegetables and truck ere

have contact men to get those merchants interested in Bre

the highway to check on all trucks passing through.



amount of vegetables, truck crops, and fruit that is |
sumed in the one largest city in this country. rs

You. will note that it is proposed to build this m
ket along the water front in order to take care of vege
tables pind fruits coming in by ship from South and Cen-














and part of the fruit should be supplied by a
Georgia and other farm sections. |

You will also note in the third perme ih ee t
reference is made to the congestion of trucks and oth
traffic around this market. Those are trucks which hav
come to the market to buy. We can load trucks in Geor
gia and deliver vegetables and truck crops directly to t
places of business of the merchants in New York and sav
them the necessity of going into a congested area to mi
their purchases.

In order to. make a success of this it is necessary -

















ing directly from trucks from Georgia. It is also necessar
to work out with the states through which these truck:
have to pass, some kind of an agreement so that truck
will not be delayed in transit by State offscers who are on








I have been working with some of the higher rail = a
officials trying to get them interested in furnishing some
contact men to sell carloads of fresh vegetables and tru
erops from Georgia in the large cities.







The railroads could double and treble their hauling
of vegetable and truck crops by aiding the Department 0!
Agriculture in contacting prospective birvers in the Nortk
and East. I believe ee railroad officials are interes ec
and will help.

Fresh vegetables in refrigerated cars can be delve
anywhere from New York to Chicago almost. as fresh a
when they come out of the field. .

TOM LINDER,

Commissioner of Agrieultur



















Eggs, Large, Doz.

MARKET REPORT OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS _

Prevailing Wholesale Prices (FOB. Pointa Mentioned)







Eggs, Medium, Doz. -





Eggs, Small, Doz.. ae







Hens, col., 4% lbs. up, |





ae Leghorn, Lb.





~ Roosters, Lb

















Friers,







Ducks, Lb..
Geese, Lb










Turkeys, Lb.. ooo
~Capons. Lb.







Country Butter, best table, Lb







Field Peas, mixed, Bu.











Field. Peas, not mixed, Bu









Ear Corn (80 Ibs. to bu.), Bu..





Shelled ee Bu.
= Oats, Bu... pee















Wheat, Bu.





Sweet Potatoes, No. 2s









Cabbage, Green, per 100 Lbs.





Cabbage, White, per 100 Lbs _





-Peavine Hay, No. 1, Ton_.







Peanut Hay, No. 1, "Ton. Suis





panish Peanuts, No. L, Ton,







Cottonseed (Prime)







Cottonseed Meal, 8 per cent, Ton








Cottonseed Meal, 7 per cent, Ton__













oes: Corn Fed, No. 1, per See



Feb. 8, 1941. . Always Supiect to Variation.
Atlanta : .
+ ass Snbex: 5
sc Special WNOUCe: = 2 s05 08 eek Se a
te Bes Seed ParsGsle 2 2 2
(pha. 36 Corn and Seed Corn For Sale _...2
10- 12 Beans and Peas: Wor, Sale 2 Qa
18-21 Cottonseed For Sale .. ss Ta
10 Plants For Sale 2 te
ae 18 Pecans and Fruit Trees For Sale 3 |
Seas eee os Peanuts and Pecans For Sale ....3
25 Grain and: Hay: For: Sale. 2 = 7S
Potatoes and Vegetables for Sale ___ 7 BY
73- Th Honey Bees and Bee Supplies for Sale 3 | ;
ee Ja 15 + SToOpACCO. POPS Baler = ee
04 : > Bags Wor Sale Se 3
95 Miscellaneous For Sale 2 3
i Miscellaneous Wanted ..D
= eer Ww, ace Cae o ne
Hee tg is Hous For Sale 54 oF 4
65.00 mee Cattle or Sale= og a Sea 4
~ 39.00 Lavestock Wanted A
31.00 Positions Wanted 3... ee
29.00 Farm Partner Sead
7.90 Farm Helo Wanted eee pee ae



















-Published Weekly by
DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE

TOM LINDER, Commissioner
Executive Office, State Capitol,

Atlanta, Ga.



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SPECIAL NOTICE

SEED FOR SALE
















































Will Mr. T. A. Teate who
wrote regarding a Corn Mill, :
please send us his address, so
that his letter may be answered.

SEED FOR SALE



Crotalaria seed, spectabilis va-
ee ten oe 10c Ib. in 100
db. bags, sample on resuest. F,
Oo. B. F. L. Royal, Unadilla.

Tung oil seed 25c dozen: 700
Ybs. white mash table peas 25c
~ Ib.; Kudzu crowns $1.00 C, $8.00
_ M._H. V. Franklin, Register. |

_ 40 Ibs. velvet okra seed 15c lb.
8. P. Carnes, Jonesboro. |

_. White multiplying nest onions
for spring plapting 40 gallon
delivered in Ga. Special price
on quantity. J. J. Hendrix,
Clarkston. ;

@,/2 Ibs long green okra seed.
Write for prices. Exc. some for
white bunch seed butter beans.
Write. G. W. Ellington, Gar-
field.

Rocky
Kleckley sweet watermelon,
Kentucky Wonder beans, Jer-
sey pickling cucumber seds,
each 100 pk., 3 packs or more
postpaid. Dorothy Horsley, Rt.
. Waco.

About 75 Ibs. Hales best can-
taloupe seed, 35c 1b.; about 150
lbs. Tom: Watson watermelon
seed from good melons. (first
uck | paces be out of 4%
A, average s.) 50c a lb. or
make best offer. MO only. W.
mrercer,<Rt, 2 Pavo.

First year Se yellow
ookneck squash 25c large

; First year Hastings
velvet okra seed 20c lb.;

About 100 lbs. Clemson Spine-
ess okra grown for seed only.
Gathered early and in good con-
dition, 40c lb. in small lots, 25
Ybs. or more 30c a lb. J. J.
Hurst, Rt. 3, Sylvester.

Long white citron seed, best
variety for stock $1.00 for half
allon postpaid. No checks, Miss
Ethel Thompson, Rt. 3, Soper-
nN. Nee

__15 Ibs. large Florida mustard
eed. 25 lb. or the lot for $3.25
postpaid to Ist and_2nd zones;
also 1 bushel gourd seed 10c
dozen. Mrs. C. D. Martin, Rt.
1, Pavo.

Nice white nest onion 50c gal-
lon pp to ist and 2nd zones;
rseradish rhubard, comfrey,
roarhound and catnip, 10c
bunch, 3 for 25c; black walnut
meats 3 lbs. $1.00 plus postage.
Mrs. G. B. Walker. Rt. 4, Blairs-
Ville. ~

Seeds from 5 and 6 gallon
gourds, also from various sizes
handle gourds 15 for 10c snuff.
box full: old fashioned tender
stripeg half runner bean seed
15 cupful Mrs. W. E. McNeal,
Rt. 1, Hoschton. aS

order.

p livered.

Ford muskmelon, |



od

_ Blue Ridge Mountain climb-
ing tomato, grows 20 it., up te
3 bu, to vine, large and juicy
25e for 200 seed with culture
instructions; 15 pumpkin seed
weight (up to 100) with each
Will C. Smith, Roy.

Mammoth Russian sonflower
seed, $1.00 gal., okra, 75c gal.;
cushaw, 25c cupful; vine peach,
30e cupful; Ancona eggs, 75c
per 1%, postpaid. Mrs. L. D El-
liot, Lavonia :

Broom corn seed 25c lb. de-
Exch. for dried ap-
ples or tomato plants. L. C.
Daniels Rt. 4, Vienna Ea

Cuban Queen melon seed,
from choice melons, 40c_ 1b.;
40 lbs. up, 35c lb. H. L, Wil-
char, Butler, Rt. 1.

18 lbs. Stone Mtn. seed, from
35-45 lb. melons, 60c lb. Add
postage. W. V. Brandon, Grove-
town Rt. 2.

15 lbs. mildew-resistant 45
cantaloupe seed, 1st year from
originator. Make best offer.
Chas. J. Adams, Glenwood, Rt.1.

-1940 Ky. Wonder seed beans.
lean and sound, 10c lb. in 40
Ib. lots, also Henderson white
bush limas, 12%c lb. 5 Ib. lots.

tes P D. B. McHan, Dalton,

Pumpkin seed, 1c each or 12
seed 10c A. B. King, Quitman

et Box 56 E,

CORN
!

CORN AND SEED
FOR SALE

200 bu Watkins and. Sparks
slipped shuck corn in ear, sound
wevil-free small white cob,
good for seed, 75c FOB: 40 B.
R. hens, now laying, $1.25 ea.,
4 Yoosters included with lot.
Clinton H. Hartley, Bartow.

_ 150 bu. good slipped shuck
corn, 85c bu. at born, or del. 75
miles, $1.00 bu. Malcolm Giles,
Sandersville, Rt. 3.

Whatleys Ist yr., hand nub-
bed and shelled $2.25 bu. Frt.

prepaid. Robert F. Hill, Dan-.

ville, Rt. 1,

Harleys prolific corn, $2.50
bu.; 6 or more bu. lots, $2.25 bu.
W. I. Harley, Sparta, care Wood-
side Farm.

Hastings white prolific seed
corn, nubbed and shelled, 60c
pk., $2.00 bu. Exc. for Lespe-
deza for hay, or potato plants.
All FOB. Denver Holland, Car-
rollton.

So

20 bu. Hastings new yellow |

prolific corn $1.00 bu. at barn.
N. J. Hale, Buena Vista.

-2000 bu. pure Hastings corn,
hand selected, nubbed, shelled,
small quantity, $2.50 bu.; large
amount, $2.00 bu. FOB. G. A.
Hammond, Farm Suptd., Car-
roliton.

Fine seed corn, known as
Coon corn, 2-3 large ears on
common land hand _ nubbed,
shelled, 85c peck postpaid to
2nd zone. J. S. Adams, Law-
renceville, Rt. 3. eee



- Old fashioned white half run-
ner:





; Large yellow pumpkin seed
. AH sound and deliv- |
Mrs. Billie Ralston, Ella |

er bunch bean (no runner) 20c_

| $1.40 bu. in 100 bu. lots.
Bostwick Bostwick, Ga.

Seed pop eorn, white, 10c lb.,

ean seed and white ten- also white velvet okra seed, 15c

lb. Add postage to all.
Evridge, Temple, Rt. 2.

Whatleys prolific, $2.00 -bu.,
John

Ree.

-Cumming. Rt. 5.

BEANS AND PEAS FOR
SALE



- Tender, striped Half Runner
bean seed, 25c lb. Mrs. J. L.
Ferguson, Winder, Rt. 4.

100 lbs. old fashioned ever- |
bearing English peas, 15c lb.; 2
ibs. 25c; 10 Ibs. 10c Jb... Add
postage. ,Plant until 15th of
March.) Thomas. Lee Danville,
Rt. 4s

Tender, brown striped. half
runner bean seed, 20c teacup-
ful; 2 for 35c; large sugar pump-
kin seed, 15c. teacupful; dish
rag gourd seed, 15 for 10c. 3c
stamps or coin. Mrs, A. F.
OKelley, Maysville, Rt. 1.

Calif. red speckled sugar
ecrowders, 8c lb. 100 Ib. bags:
Stonveille 2 B cotton seed, Ist
year, 4 1-2c lb. 100 lb. bags;
Wakefield cabbage and Bermu-
da onion plants $1.00 M, All
prepaid. Cash, M.O. preferred.
Major Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Calif. beetless stick beans,
heavy bearers; 15c cupful post-
paid. Mrs. Addie Wheeler,

Speckled crowders, $3.00 bu.,
or 10c lb. in 10 or more Ib: lots.
G. J. Brown, Ball Ground. Rt. 1.

Clay peas, sound, clean, $2.00
bu. FOB; Klondike strawberry
plants, 15e C. Mrs. Mae Crowe,
Buford, Rt: 1.

Sound, bright Clay peas $1.75
bu.; sound mixed peas, $1.65 bu.
All FOB. Mrs. EB, H. Nelson,
Devereaux, : : 5

Extra early white garden bean
seed
sound, tender, 20c large cuvful:
35 pt., 50c qt. postpaid. Coins
preferred. No stamps. Mrs.
Levi Barron, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

About 25 bu. brown sugar
erowders, $3.50 bu.; also about
12 bu. purple hull speckled
peas, $3.00 bu. All 1940 peas.
N. H. Hurt, Uvalda.

90-day running velvet beans, ;
$1.00 bu. 5 bu. and up lots FOB;
recleaned runner peanuts, grade
3 points above No. 1s, 5 \b.;
100 lbs. up 4 1-2c lb. FOB;
Golden Queen pop corn 10c Ib.
del. Ga. points in 10 lb. lots and
up; 100 lb. 5c tb. FOB. J. F.
Lindsey, Tifton.

White half runner tender gar-
den beans, also 6-wk. beans.
weevil-free, 30c Ib. postpaid;
20c per 1-2 lb., 4 lbs. $1.00. Mrs.
Gus Sosebee, Cleveland, Rt. 1.

-15 Ibs., low kind, very prolific
garden peds (plant Oct. to
March), for sale or exc. for
white sugar crowders. Miss N.
McAllister, Mt. Vernon.

Good nice Crowder and Whip-

poorwill pea seed,. from 1940
-erop. Good, clean for planting.
Cash or exc. Write. Cash W.
Boatwright, Coffee, Rt. 1.



COTTONSEED FOR
SALE



D&PL 11-A cottonseed Ist
year, 1 1-16 in. staple, over 500
Tb. lint per acre, ginned on 1
variety gin. $1.00 bu., $60.00
ton. Bob Sosby, Carnesville.

D&PL cottonseed Ist year.
$3.00 CWT in new bags: brown
top millet seed $6.00 CWT. in
good clean bags, O.. W. Porter,
Covington. :

50 bu. Brooms 90 day pure
cottonseed $1.00 bu. Grown in
1 variety community and kept
pure at gin.
ents, Rt. 1, Rochelle.

50 bu. Brooms 90 day pure cot-

_tonseed, $1.00 bu. Grown in one
variety community and = kept
pure at gin. Staple 1% in. In
normal weather conditions. over
a bale per acre, Mr. Walter
Clements, Rt. 1, Rochelle.

50 bu..Cokers 4 and 1 coton-
seeed $1.00 bu. Grown in 1-va-
riety community and kept pure
at gin. Mr. Elmer Whittle Rt.
1, Rochelle.

Limited amount Stoneville
cottonseed kept clean at gin, 75c
bu. FOB my = place. R. C.
Hawkes, RFD 2, Hull.

-Rhynes Cook wilt-resistant
cottonseed, first year, $1.00 bu.
W. Cole, Rt. 1, Nicholls.

Stoneville 2B first year $1.00
bu. FOB; So. American popcorn
5: Ib. in -25.-lb.: lots,..100% Ibs.
$4.50 all FOB. Cressa L. Stone,
Rt. 2, Adairsville. :

Dixie Triumph cottonseed
first year ginned to keep pure;
Schley pecans 200 lbs. at lle a

also striped half runners, |-

Mrs. J. B. Clem- |



Wednesday, February 12,

COTTONSEED FOR
SALE >



90 day prolific cottonseed, Ist
year, long lint, easily picked 1%
to 3 bales acre. $1.50 bu., $4.00
CWT. FOB. Bill B. Webb, Rt.
3, Jefferson. :

Coker 100 cottonseed $1.00 bu.
FOB5 bu. lots 90c bu.; Cleve-
land cottonseed, 90c bu. FOB.
All 1 year seed. Lewis S. Thig-
pen, Garfield.

Stoneville 2B cottonseed, Ist
year 85c bu. not treated, or 90c
treated, FOB. J. W. Belt, PO
box 88, Midville.

- Coker 4 in 1 strain 2, wilt-
resistant cotton seed, staple
1 1-32 to 1 1-16, seed kept pure
at gin, 90c bu. Lewis P. Brown,
Greensboro. _

' 200 bu. Cook impr. cottonseed.
Guaranteed pure wilt-resistant
and sound, 90c bu.; 200. bu.
Whitchard impr. 1 in. sound and
wilt-resistant, $1.00 bu. here: 5
tons 90 day velvet beans at my
barn 2 miles from Blakely.
Make offer. T. O. Whitchard,
Blakely.

250 bu. Sea Island cottonseed,
Seabrook str. not under AAA
control, 5c Ib. FOB. W. L. Ad-
ams, Claxton. :

Pure D&PL, Ist yr., good,
sound, $1.00 bu; $3.00 CWT;
New Era peas, picked without
rain, $1.50 bu. H. W. Thurmond,
Greensboro. Rt. 1 Box 131.

Pure Cokers 100 cottonseed,
kept pure at gin, 80c bu. FOB.
R. T. Brantley, Harrison.

Ist yr. Rucker No. 11, kept
clean at gin, 75c bu. at Duck-
town.; 1st yr. Summerours Hi-
Bred cottonseed (paid , $7.00
CWT in March 1940), $3.00
CWT: G. H. Ledbetter, Cum-
ming, Rt. 2.

90-day cottonseed kept pure
(do not plant any other kind),
1 in. and better $2.5
CWT. Geo. C. Young, Tennille.

- D&PL 11 A_ cottonseed,

Summerour Hi-Bred Half
and Half, 1st yr., $1.00 bu. FOB
RR Station. L. E. Strange,
Cobbtown. Rt. 2._ :

Petys imp. wilt-resistant, 1st
VCS kept pure at gin, $1.00 bu.
S W. Hamilton, Vidalia. Rt. 1.

D&PL No. 11 kept pure 1st
yr. $1.00 bu. $3.00 CWT; Cokers
100, kept pure and culled, 80c
bu; $2.25 CWT FOB. Exc. for
Unknown, Brabham or New Era
peas or 90-day velvet beans. W.
J. Thurmond, Greensboro.

100 bu. ist yr. Cokers 100
str. 3 and Cokers 200 str. 1. All
jin new bags, $1.00 bu. FOB my
farm. J. W. Richardson, Lithia
Sprin&. Rt. 1. :

D&PL 2nd. Yr:
$3.00 CWT, treated

cottonseed,
and del.

!#OB Monroe or Covington. J.

C. Brodnax, Walnut Grove.
D&PL 11 A, ist yr. ginned 1
var. gin, over 500 Ibs. per acre.
$3.00 CWT; $60.00 ton. Bob
Sosby, Carnesville.
4500 lb. pure Stoneville 2-B,
$2.50 CWT; limited amount

bu. Henry Hutcheson, Temple.
Ra 2: ( 3

Wannamaker cottonseed, in
even wt. bags, $1.00 bu. FOB.
T. A. Fouche, Poulan.

6000 Ibs. D&PL cottonseed.
1st yr. ginned 1 var. gin, $1.00
bu. $3.00 CWT. R. T. Randall.
fuavonia, Rid.

ed, 2 percent Ceresan treated,
kept pure, $3.25 CWT FOB. H.
D. King, Lavonia. Rt. 2.

Pure D&PL Ist yr., 40 percent
lint, better than inch staple.
$2.25 CWT. Exc. for corn, peas
or O-too-tan beans at market
price. H. P. Malcom, Social Cir-
cle.

Stoneville 2 B; pure, sound,
$2.50 CWT bag, also Speckled
running velvet beans, $1.50 bu.
All FOB. Mrs. H. W. Law.
Chula.



PLANTS FOR SALE,

Large fresh extra Early J.
and Chas. W. cabbage, 50050c.
75ec M 5 M for $3.50 del. post-
paid;. White Bermuda onion,
same price. Prompt shipment.
| Satisfaction | guaranteed. F. F.
| Stokes, Fitzgerald.

Kudzu roots, one and two

years, old, to be delivered after
Feb. 20th, $5.00 M, FOB here.



lb. W. A. Sargent, 3065th ave.
Cordele.

Coke 100 strain 3, from Coker |
last Spring. 1 1-9 to 1 1-16 in.
staple. Kept pure at gin, $3.00
CWT. (Made 28 bales weighing
500 lbs. each on 18 acres last
year). Cokers wilt resistant 4
in 1 strain 3, $3.00 CWT. W. T.
Allen, Danielsville, RFD.

Cokers 4-1-1 cottonseed. first

Cash with order. Miss Fanny

Pharr, Buford.

Everbearing strawberry plants
30c C, 500--$100; Klondike 25c
C, 50085c, $1.50 M postpaid.
Now ready. Royce Waldrip
Rt. 1, Flowrey Branch.

Boysenberrries $1.00 dozen,

$5.50 C; Youngberries 75c dozen,
$1.35 for 24, $3.00 C. No order
less than $1.00. Mrs. George







vear, $1.00 bu. FOB. Vince
Thigpen, Summit,





Haskell, Rt. 4, Macon.

EAs



staple $2.50 |.

$1.00 bu. R. P. Rowe, Moreland..

Beat-the-Bee cane seed, $1.00

; Douglasville. s
Stoneville 2B 1st. yr. reclean-

lb. bag. Ovie Crow Gain

Amos Garret, Gainesvill
24 for $1.85, $2.75 for 50 and|-
















































































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PLANTS FOR SA



Everbearing strawberr
C, or exch. for white feed
Postage paid. Mrs. Paul G
Rt. 2 Cleveland.

Leading variettes cab
white Bermuda onion p
50c, 80c M. Bookin
for PR potato plants for
delivery $1.50 M. I. L
Fitzgerald.

Red thornless raspberry
iceberg blackberry, aspai
erowns 50c doz.; ve
Mastodon strawberry 50
secuppernong cuttings 50c
Postpaid. Mrs. John
Alto.

Klondike, Lady T. and
bearing strawberrry plants
per M del; 6 red gold plant
with each order. L. K. Ri
2, Ellijay. : 2
Klondike strawberry }
$1.50 M. Mrs. Dessie J. ]
Rt. 1, Bx. 67 Dahlonega

Fine everbearmng strawp
20c C or exc. for white
sacks; 100 plants for 2 ;
Postpaid. Mrs. R. L. Welch.
2, Cleveland es

Klondike strawberry 500-
$1.50 M delivered. Young pla
No checks. C. D. Crow, R
Gainesville. _ see

Strawberry plants, extra
ly Giant berries, choice f
heavy croppers strong be
zoe C, 90c for 500 4
M. Gladys Duran, Rt. 1
ming. Be

Heavy bearing brow
beans 25c teacupful. M
Lewallen, Ashland.

Klondike strawberry
Mastodon $3.00 M. Mi
tine Reynolds, Rt. 2, Gaine

Klondike strawberry
Mastodon $2.50 M. Mi
dine Reynolds, Rt. 2, Ga
ville. eee
Kudzu crowns $4.00 M
Lanier, Graymont.

Klondike strawberry 2.
80c for 500, $1.50 M. Ful
prompt shipment and
Clyde Waldrip. Rt. 1, F
Branch, y

Klondike strawberry,
85c, 500; $1.50 M; Mostoeda
C. $1.25, 500; $2.50 M. Well
ed, young plants. Miss
Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1.

. Himalaya blackberry 20:
en, 75c C, $3.00 for 500,
M delivered to 3rd zone
good strong plants; ex
for Kudzu crowns | al
seed. Write. Ezra Keith |
Gainesville. oe
londike strawberry
90c, $1.60 M postpaid.
D. Brown, RFD 1, Roysto

Home assortment o
plantsChas. and Early |
Wakefield cabbage, white
yellow Bermuda onion
each $1.00 del. Prom
ment. Several hundred t
ready. B. F. Morris, Rt.
ley.

Frostproof plants: cabk
leading varieties, crysta
yellow and white Berm
ion, collard plants 500
M. 5M and more 85 MW
plants guaranteed. Mrs.
Carter, Lake Park,

Everbearing stra
plants $1.00 M delivered;
white Muscovy. duck eg
per 11 delivered. Prefer
Mrs. Boyd Baggett,



Well rooted sage pla
25c; 6 plants 45. Postage
Mrs. John: Tatum, Rt 2)
ing Rock. es

Lady Thompson stra
30c C; $2.25 M; Gibson
Wonderbearer, 40c C; $
few Red Golds, Jewels
Add postage small ord
speckled crowders, Cal
eyes white, purple hull. J
$1.00 prepaid 2nd zone. E
100 lb. feed sacks. M3
Grindle, Dahlonega. R

_ Extra large, firm me:
T. strawberry, 25 C;
imp. Klondike, 20c A. |
pecans or peanuts. M
Crowe, Cumming, R

Chas. W. Dutch
$1.00 M; 5 M. lots, 90c M
lards, 50c M. Calif. blac

8c Ib. 10 lb. lots: 8c lb.

Strawberry: Jewell,
Red Gold and Ambr
$1.00; asparagus, Lucret
berry, Kudzu, $1.00 C; Hi
blackberry, (
white and brown
$1.50 doz. prepaid. J
Macon. Rt. 3

Everbearing strawber1
60c; 500 85c; $1.60
dike and Lady T., 5C0, 80
M. Full count, good

Strewberry, Klondike
$1.50 M; Matodon, 35c_
500; $2.50 M. Well roo!
yomg plants. Effie
Cumming Rt. 1. _




| February 12,





PLANTS FOR SALE






Klondike strawberry. 25c: Cc
-85c for 500, $1.50 M. Postpaid.
Prompt shipment. Mrs: Ora
Waldrip, Rt. 1, Flowery Branch.









PECAN AND OTHER
"RUIT TREES FOR SALE












DS eaheriy, Thornless
Youngberry, Sodus and Black
eauty, raspberry, either or as-
wted 10 for $1.0 postpaid; also
worlds finest New Bunch and
Scuppernong grapes. Write H.
A. Neal Ashland.

Black; walnut sprouts about 3 ;
years. old, selected (thin hulls
nnd light colored meats) dozen
lots $1.00 prepaid. Money order
only. K. N. Sharp. Commerce.

Nice rooted red_ thornless
raspberries 36 for $1.15; apri-
cots 4 ft. high 8 for $1.00; red
yellow grey goose plums 9 for
1.00; hazelnut, filberts 6 of each
$1.00; crabapple bushes 6 for
60c; pieplant 75c dozen, horse-
adish 25c dozen. Dennis Heat-
on Mineral Bluff.

Apple trees 15 each; seedling
pecan trees, 10c each; fig trees
15c each; black walnuts 50c bu.
not hulled: Eng. pea seed 25c
qt. okra seed 20c Ib. Add post-
age. Mrs. C. H. Sledge, Rt. 2,
Byron.

- Huckleberry, gooseberry, red
haws, black haws crabapples,
black muscadine, red plums 3
to 4 ft. high $1.00 doz. plus
postage. Mrs. M. C. Connell, Rt.
, Loomsboro,

Concord and Niagra grapes,
white seuppernong 10c each.
rown Turkey figs 25c each.
Mrs. Mae Wysner, Rt. 2 Bow-
don.

Crabapple, huckleber y
gooseberry, black muscadine.
lack haws, red haws, red plum
3 to 4 ft. high $1.00 doz. Add
postage. Mrs. F. S. Watson, Rt.
-Toomsboro.

Raspberries 6 for 50c; garden
ee eee 6 for 15 e: garlic















































































root. wild oa bok 20c |b.
Miss N. A. White. Rt. 1, Bx 37,
ahlonega.
Niagara grape, white
slightly pink, sweet, very early,
well rooted, 3 for 25c. Exc. for
100 Ib. cap. white feed sacks at

Ball Ground. Ri 4:

Hobson. Pyrus
(keeps like your apples, good
cooker, blight-resistant) 3-4 ft.|
also Hobsons chestnut, 2-3 ft.
trees, $1.00 ea. Prepaid. Jas.
Hobson, Jasper.

Muscadines, 10c ea. $1 00 doz;
ed and yellow June plums, 85
aoe. Inez Bradley, Bowdon. Rt.
D-

Leading var. apples, peach
and pear trees, cheap. Write for
dist and prices. T. M. Webb, Elli-
Jays:
- Well rooted, genuine Boysen-
berry plants $1. 00 doz; $5.00 C;
Hunts muscadine scuppernong
_ grane vines. direct from Ga. Ex-
periment Station.
$8.00 C. Prepaid in Ga. R. E.
Paris, Dallas. Rt. 2, Box 120.



PEANUTS AND PECANS
FOR SALE



Stewart pecans, 10c lb.; seed-
jins, 8c lb. FOB. Exc. some for
other valye can use. Mrs. W.

'B. He-ter. Blakely.

Small Spanish peanuts for
seed for sale or exc for turkey
eggs: also gentle. nice, _butt-
headed Jersey cow, freshen Mar.
9th. 3rd ealf. $75.00 now: $85.00
when fresh.. Mrs. D. R. King,
Decatur, 2 Columbia Drive

10 or 12 lbs. pecans,
crop. 9c lb. here._ No checks.
Exc. for anything can use. Mrs.
_ Clyde Sandifer, Locus Grove.

Nice Stewart pecans 10c lb.
by 100 b= dots: Mrs. = J. WwW.
Walker, Mjddleton, Rt. 1.

50 lbs. large seedling pecans,
-10c Ib; pumpkin, cushaw. beans,



5c ea. Mrs. Nathan Weatherby, |

Chinessis |

$1.20: doz;

1940 |

1 94 to
POTATOES AND

_MARKET

Veber FOR SALE)



MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE



200 bu. nice P. R. sweet po-
tatoes, also 75 bu. nice P. R.
seed potatoes, 7 mi. South Na-
Paragon M. F. Wildes, Nahunta,

Guaranteed sound, oak wood
smoked meat, hams, 10+15 lbs.,
22%2c lb.; sides 10-20 lbs., 15c
Ib.; shoulders, 8-12 Ibs., i2%ec
Ib. FOB: C. B. Hurst, Meigs,
Rt 2:

Oakwood smoked hams, 22c
Ib.; sides and shoulders, 15c Ib.;
also old runner peanuts, No. 1
grade, $4.00 CWT. Malvin Col-
lins, Whigham.



HONEY BEES AND BEE
SUPPLIES FOR SALE



Fancy white Tupelo honey,
10 1b:-pail, $1.50;.5 ibs. i5e;) B:
E. Sheppard, Savannah, 1222 E.
Henry St.

40 hives State insp. bees, pat.
hives. with supers, $2.00 per
hive. H.G. Hicks, Wrightsville.

Sourwood honey, 5lb. pails,
15c lb. Poplar honey, 10c tb.
All delivered. W. P. Clayton.
Quill:

TOBACCO FOR SALE





Good, whole leaf chewing or
smoking tobacco, free of trash
or dirt, 10 Ibs. er 00 delivered.
Cash with order. Loma Martin.
Surrency, Rt. 2.

Good tobacco. free of mold
and trash chewing, 8 Ibs. $1.00;
smoking 10 Ibs. $1.00 All del.
Hiram Lightsey. Screven.



EGGS FOR SALE

-. White Rock eggs direct from
Fischel $1.00 per 15 postpaid in
| Ga.; pullets, $1.00 ea.; 12 for
$10.00 crated FOB. Mrs. Z. L.
Scott, Concord

- Dark Cornish eggs, $1.50 per
16; 32 for $2.50. From prize
winning stock. R. E. Adair.
Stone Mountain.

Large type Dark Cornish
eggs, $1.20 per 16; $2.00 per 32;
large type W-L. eggs. $1.00 per
15, prepaid; also Spring hatch
trios Cornish, $5.00; 5 pullets;
| $5.00. C. O. Sikes, Sylvester.
Purebred Dark Cornish eggs

5-7% Ibs., roosters 9-11 Ibs.)

ce per 15. postpaid. Mrs. Fred
F. Johnson, Dawson, Rt. 2.

' Purebred Cornish eggs, $1.00
per 16 P.P. Carton returned.

Mrs. J. I. King, Pearson.



MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE

A quantity of home dried
sage. Make offer. Mrs. R. A.
Wocdward, Jenkinsburg.

Garden gooseberry, sage, rue,
black raspberry, 60c dozen; pep-

plants 35c dozen Mrs. O. L.
Eaton, Rt. 1, Dahlonega.
Several pounds clean home
raised sage. Make offer. Miss
Obie Manry, Goggins.
1940 crop black walnuts $1.00
postpaid anywhere in Ga. Cash

z

ers, Clayton.

White artichokes 5c lb in 100
1b. lots or 6c lb. for less. 'De-
livered in Ga. E. J. Mason, 7
Amelia Ave., Decatur, Rt.1.

Nice clean goose feathers 75c
a lb... Mrs. J-.C: Johnston, Rt. 3;
Hogansville.

20 Ibs new all white geese
feathers, PP 90c a lb. Beulah
Grier, Clermont.

1-4 Ib. Samson snake root, dried.
Make best offer. Joe Jackson,
Rt. 3, Adairsville.

45 lbs. mixed duck feathers
$20.00. Add postage. Mrs. Noel
Payne, Rt. 3 Canton

1940 crop black walnuts 40c
bu in hull; Nice, clean,











peas, okra, pepper, tomato, pop
corn and Hickory King corn.
Sell or exc. for onion sets. Mat-
tie Page Norcross.

__ Imp. Spanish peanuts, BCADS
Ga. Runners, 5c Ib. in 100 Ib.!
Tots. All recleaned. Der Thomp-
son, Pinehurst.

{



- GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE



Good No. 1 peanut hay, clean
right, $12.50 ton at my barn.
C. Ward, Perry.

Choice Kudzu hay, delivered
eaywhere in Georga. Write for
prices. | W. Middlebrooks,
pereiii. rose



| from weevils, purple hull table
| peas 10c lb. plus tpostage. Mrs.
/ Ed. Watts, Rt. 1 Franklin.

Yellow root 10c lb. plus post- |
age. Virgil Elam, Rt. 1, Cler-
/ mont, care Emma Frady.

Black walnut meats, 1940 crop,
nice and clean 3 Ibs. $1.00 post-
paid. Mrs. C.:S Collins, Rt 1,
Cleveland

Good lively feathers. 60c lb.
delivered. Mrs. B. H. Osborn,
Roy.

Horseradish and garlic bulbs
and plants, 2 dozen 25c; young-
berry plants well rooted 30c

| doz; $1.50 C; ecalamus 15c doz;

dill seed. yellow and red sweet

pepper, 10c large packet; wal-

nut meats 4 pints $1.00. Mrs.

from unrelated stock (hens wt.:

Garlic bulbs 50c C; yellow
root, Queen of Meadow wild
cherry bark 25c lb; sassafras,
spicewood 25c lb. 5 lbs. $1.00:
dbl. tansy, catnip, balm, pepper-
mint. 20c dozen postpaid. Mrs.
Marion Eaton, Rt 1, Dahlonega.

25 lbs. new goose feathers, 35c
lb. Sample if desired. Mrs.
Gordon Peck, Gainesville, 509
So. Main St.

Geese feathers, 35c lb. Mrs.
J. S. Dukes, Ray City.





MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED |
EGGS: :
- Exe. Lucretia dewberry

plants, well rooted, or Mayhood
AAA R. I. Red eggs for turkey
eggs, prefer Bronze st. W. P.
McGinty, West Point. Rt. 3, Box
91.

Want some pure str., Dark

hens. Write. J. B. Burns, Ring-
gold.

SEED: :
Want several lbs., pimento,
pepper seed. State what ae
have and price. Mrs. W. G.
Quinn, Baxley. Rt. 4, Box 188.

muskmelon seed, also some
tatoes. T. R. Perry, Sylvester.
Box 359. Green Meadow Farm.

Want some big headed sun-
flower seed for chicken feed.
Ira S. Warren, Quitman.

Want white nest onions, large

ed half runner beans for 1 gal.
Have Rice peas, 10c cup, and
postage. Mrs. L. R. Ashworth,
Logansville. Rt. 1.

Want 1 bu.
Whippoorwill peas, Send sample
and price. Mrs. J. A. Puckett.
Buford. Rt. 1.

Want Lespedeza seed, nattive
var. preferred. State price, etc.
J. L. Sibley Milledgeville. PO,
Box. 38a. 2

Want few thousand Seed cane,
del. to me for eash. N. T. Beas-
Jey, Garfield.

Want 1-2 cup multiplying
beer seed, del. State price.
E. Clayton, Adel. Rt. 2.

del. W. L ROU e, Sr., Decatur, |
Ki 2.
Want 1-2 lb. old fashioned

Want 90-day velvet beans,



j SEED:

permint plants 35c C; spicewood '

with order. No checks. J. J. My->

free |

sound for seed. Artie McGahee
Dearing.

Want 200 bu. Clemson SOY .
beans. Send sample and price,
FOB Buford. J. J. Johnson, Bu-
ford: Rt. 1;

=.

Want butter-pea seed, any
amount. Write Walter Norris,
Cataula, Rt: 1.

Want lady peas any amount
up to 1000 Ibs. H. A. Martin,
1344 Ist Ave.

Want best cash price on field
peas and cane seed. Take sev.
bu. of each at right price. Have
2 Jersey heifers, reg. in buyers
name, for sale at bargain. Ralph
Davis, Decatur. Rt. 2, phone
Clarkston 77 J.

Want 1 bu. old fashioned Pati-
saw Yam potatoes, also some
seed of long. thick Red Leaf to-
bacco; have for sale 20 colonies
honey bees, Hoffman frame, also
Yr. old. J. H. Wood, Sr., An-
20 head B. R. hens and 2 cocks,
dersonville.

Want 100 lbs. Va. bunch pea-
nut seed, 1940 crop. R.
Reynolds, Baxley. Rt. 3.

Want colored and white pop
corn on the cob, preferably in
the shuck. Quote prices. Mrs.
Fay Darden, Savannah 20 1-2
E. Macon St.

- Want few bu. Jerusalem arti- |

chokes. Quote quantity and.
price. W. E, Chandler, Tifton.
: HAY:

Want several tons of Peanut}
and Peavine hay. Quote best
price FOB shipping point. J. O.





W. A: Johnson, Alto

Stuckey, Rhine.
; COTTONSEED:

Want some pure Ruckers ot
tonseed from Rucker breeder.
Write. E. E. Nixon, Carrolton.
Ride
CORN:

Want 25 bu. good shucked and |

assorted corn, at 70c bu. del. to
my place (in sight of Hobby
Springs Church). Also want 1
1-2 bu. Unknown peas. J. M.
Garner, Rockmart, Rt. 3.

SYRUP:

Want few gal. good North Ga

sorghum syrup. State price and
quality. Nathan ae Tif-
ton. Rt. =

%

Cornish eggs, also some young:

Want some old time pound

Cuban or Turpentine sweet po-.

kind. Exc. 2 cups brown streak-.

big, improved.

Want ASIN on onion buttons, :

green glazed collard seed. Write
|E. T. Clements, Tennille.

ETIN

"MISCELLANEOUS
| WANTED



HONEY BEES AND BEE
SUPPLIES:

Want 40-50 lbs: seed wax, or
more, also an experienced
Queen Breeder for this Spring:
have sev. Bbls. Poplar honey
blended with Tupelo and Gall-
berry for sale. Curd Walker.
Norristown.

for half of swarms and a rea-
sonable part of the honey. N.
C. Taylor, Wiley.
PLANTS:

Want get in touch: with party
having the McDaniel blackber-
ry plants or vines. Also the ear-
ly Wonder berry plates B.S:
Pike, Mauk.

FEED SACKS:

Exc. dried apples for white
feed sacks: pound for 2 sacks.
Ea. pay postage. Mrs. W. J.
Camp, Rockmart. Rt. 2.
HERBS:

Want roots, barks and herbs,
also ginseng. Write prices. J ohn
F, Fishback, Kingston. Rt. 1.

Want roots, barks and herbs,
also ginseng. Write prices. A. J.
Conway, Kingston. Rt. 1.

Want comfrey root and rhu-

barb crowns. Quote price and
age. Chas. S. Reid, Woodbury.

GOURDS:

Want several extra large un-
cut crook-necked gourds, suit-
able for Martins. R. M. Turner
Rupert.



POULTRY FOR. SALE



ANDALUSIANS:

AAA Blue Andalusian cock-
ere] and two pullets $5.00 de-
livered. Eggs same breed $1.15
per 15. Mrs. W..L. HRCA AWAY
Adairsville, R. 1.

BANTAMS: ae

1 trio Jap. Silkies, ready to
| lay, $2.00. Young and matured
_ stock of New Zealand Rabbits,
Reds and Whites, reasonable.
Wylie A. Pope, 1180 N. High-
land Ave. NE, Atlanta.
BARRED, WHITE AND OTHER
ROCKS:

Parks B. R. 9 now laying
Pullets, 1 unrelated rooster,
AAA grade; March hatch,
$10.00! Mrs. Frank Treadaway,



. Adairsville, R. 1.



; 2 nice Thompson Ringlet
| Strain B. R. Cockerels, $1.25 ea;
2 for $2.25.-Pullets same Strain
$1.00 ea. Mrs. Hoke Wilson,
Martin.

_ 25 purebred White Rock pul-
lets; 6 young roosters; 35 fine
AA Reds (8 young rooster).
75c ea, Postpaid. Mrs. E.
Lavender, Flovilla.

BUTTER-CUPS:





| Purebred Butter-Cup young

fens and cockerels $3.00 pr;
| Eggs $1.25 per 15; Purebred
Speckle Sussex Cockerels and
hens $2.50 pr.; Eggs $1.00 per 15;
Seallion Onion Buttens 50c gal.
Mr. C. R. Saccells, Monroe, Rt. 1.

CORNISH GAMES AND
GIANTS:

1 thorough bred, large type,
Dark Cornish Rooster, 2 yrs. old,

1 $3.00; 2 hens and 1 rooster,

same age, $5.00, Postpaid. J. O.
Howell Pineview. RE ee

3 Dark Cornish roosters, 1
Rhode Island Red rooster, last

ea; 2 for $2. 25, plus express
charges. Mrs. Dean D. Oliver,
Lula, Rt. 1.

Dark Cornish Bull Dog
Indian Game, 3 roosters;
ea.

toes. -Bring potatoes

Fine Game _ Roosters,

ea.; Eggs $1. 50 ber 15. C.D:

Decker, Jr., Brunswick.,



ing game roosters, $1.50 ea:;
hens, same $1.25 ea. W. AS
Roach, LaRoach Ave.,
' nah.

| Indian Rajah Aseels Game, this spring, 25c lb. Mrs
Stags, wonderful to cross over | Carmical,
gamest | Ave. Center Hill. .
chicken on earth. Prices on ee

| any pit Strain, the

quest. W. C. Turner, Highland
18 choice Jersey White Giant
laying and 1 rooster,

hatch not related to pullets;
| $20.00. F. O. B. crated and ship- |

Rls

4 purebred Jersey Black |
Giant
$1.50 ea. Mrs. WwW. V. Morris, |
Newnan, R. 2.



Fine young Royal Purple J. | an, 623 Tallokas St.

B. Giant roosters. $1.75 ea. de-
livered at depot here. Eggs.
#199 per 15, plus postage. Mon-
ey Orders. Mrs. Mattie Sie |
' son, ee

spring hatch, large type; $1.25,
| West Point.

Strain, slightly mixed with aa

Will exc. for sweet pota- E Rutherford, Union Point
and =

Roosters. P. O. M. Order. A. i 1941 hatch, 25 1b. attr

Gl King Quitman: Re 2 Box S66 pn

1940 | Toms wt. 20-25 lbs., hens, 12

hatch, $2.00 ea.; fine Hens $1.50 Ibs. Mrs. Arthur. Owen. Barn

Cottages, Americus. |

CORNISH GAMES AND

Want 25 to 50 hives to care|

| 1563 Jonesboro Road.

Yearwood, Macon. ne 6,



breeding, hens, $3.00 ea;

4 eareuncd young eray fight- en Sebright pantams, ae ea
4 C. Pope,

Savan- | October 1940 hatch. 8-1

pullets, Mch. 1940 hatch, now; AUSTRALORPS:
April |

ped. Alex Barfield. Louisville, | 9076.

Cockerels, 9 mos. old. raise on halves to 6 wks.









"POULTRY FOR S.



GIANTS:

20 purebred Blacl
Giant, 2 yr. old hens $1
$20.00 for lot. 4 purebre
old cockerels, $1.25 ea. or
cash for lot. No ex
H. Purvis, Helena. R
BARRED WHITE AND
ROCKS:

250 Eng. Ww. Pullets,
hatch, now layng 85 percen
ea at my place. F. O.


















W. L. Cockerels, 8
$1.00 ea. Mrs. E.
Choopee, ia





. old, Hanson. Str
$3.00 ea, F. O. B. J. B. Boh
Madison.

100 Lindstroms, all Sees Y



ing Hens, 18 mos. old, 7
exc. for corn, W. Ss
Towns, Ga.





20 AAA Eng. Stra Ss
L.. Yr. old hens, perfect.
ditions, no culls, Now 1
60 percent. Also 1 cockerel
age same strain, but dif












2 Wei. roosters, 7 mos.
$1.00 ea, del. G.
ham.

1940 hatch from Super C
Hens, R. O. P. 250-315
Breeding certificate . furn
$1.00 ea. Mrs. Chas. E.
220 Bright St., Macon, be

9 Apr. hatch AAA :
cockere%s, Vaccinated. $1.00
Hk. Steelberg Box we M
etta.

8 B. L. Roosters, Age ha
$1.25 ea., F. O. B. Fred
Pike Rt., "Ellijay. ee

Pen pedigree W. L. bre
Cockerels from official Con
records, Hens with egg rec
290-324 eggs, sired by males
of 314 egg dam, 10 mos.
Reasonable price. Write,
Kantala, Elberton, 5
ORPINGTONS:

2 beautiful blood: aan
Orpington roosters $2.00.
Miss Vena Brown, Hartwell

Buff Orpingtons Coc
and cocks. Cockerels,
cocks $1.50. Booths Ped. St
Lady Egg-a-day Strain.
Jo. Ward: Perry "=
PEAFOWLS PHEASANTS, ;
PIGEONS, QUAIL, me FC
SALE: ;

Peafowls, $25. 00. pair. N
change. Mrs. C. N. Adams, C
dele, Cfo J. Slade Farm. 3

Selected Bob White qu
$3.00 pair. Kenneth Vann, W;
cross, 1309 Grove Aves

About 50 pr. pen raivea
gia Bob White quail, larg s
healthy. E. Willink, At










































































































TURKEYS GUINEAS GE
DUCK ETC. FOR SALE -

Niece Bronze hens an
$3.00 ea. Mrs. . L. eee
Point. :

1 ie NaOH Brie
keys, 6 guineas (1 rooster,
barrel churn and 200 white f
sacks. Make offer. Mrs.

142.

2M. B. toms aid iS
$20.00. Exc. for what have
Roy Jordan, Rochelle.

Pair nice Bronze,

Bronze
to

Few big bone



$3.50 ea. 1 and 2 yrs. old
more toms than hens). MM

Bird Bros. M. B. 2 to

4

home, 4-mi-S. Be Barnesv



ville.
Maltard ducks, $1.00 ea. Gc

Tallapoosa.

M. B. turkeys for iu
now dbl. in wt. and hen:
Atlanta, 165



POULTRY va



wey
Want 1 Australorp cock

as a breeder. E. R. Smith
catur, Sit Seen Ave

BABY CHICKS: ee
Want at once 200 chicks

R. I. Reds or White Rocks p
i ferred. Mrs. Z. Johnson, O

BANTAMS:

Want some game ae
Describe fully and pr.
want Bees and gums. D.
nings, AmeTicus, P. oO. Bos



iso IM. B. turkey tom.

for the tom. C. H.

KE
nt buy half doz. ea. J. B.
iant hens. Brahams, Wyan-
lottes, Reds Barred Rocks and
eock for each kind. M. N.
Rome.
YS GUINEAS GEESE

ibe. Earl Frasure,
anch. Rt. 2, Cfo Tom





its, 7 males S.P.C. weight
0 lbs. price $8.00. Papers
. A, C. Branch, Glenn-

Jersey male pigs 3
old $10.00 each, with

gilts bred and service
om World champion
cholera immhned and reg.
ed in buyers name $15.00
barn; $1.50 extra for crat-
and shipping. For month
sbruary. D. T, Lee, Daw-

bone black PC pigs, sub.
2., inoculated for cholera, 5
ths old. 1 male and two
Harold Johnson, Bron-

10 pigsPoland China and

Bone guinea mixed, solid

k, between 55 and 65 Ibs.

each at my barn. Mrs. L.
Rt. 2, Sparta.

me pigs two months old,
to. registration, Trade
red polled Hereford
eb. -Pawner Riot,
mbus. Phone 1954 M.

rade PC pigs ready in
s. Mrs. M. J. Bryson,
rreensboro,
boar 8 months old, dou-
ated, about 180 Ibs, best
ines; also Cokers 100
seed, 2nd year from
, earefully ginned 75c
1, R. H. Howard Kathleen.
fine reg. gilts, weight
50 lbs. pri

ace, All reg. in buyers
ine pure bloodtest
eggs 75c for 15. RI
ure Parks Strain.
retdi Mrs. G. C.





fresh Jersey cows
orse wagon for sale.

vuce, Moultrie. Rt. 4. |
nsey heifers, 2 wt. about
a., and 2 about 450

1 fresh in cow 2nd calf.
least 15-16 pure Guern-
ectly marked. $300.00
30 reg. Duroc Jer-

sub. to reg. Sell or trade
ood, sound, young, med.
mule. R. L. Johnson,

id for sale. All guaranteed.

Blalock, Supt., Rabun-

Farm, Rabun Gap.

tech steers, 5 yrs. old, 2600

| workers, perfect cond.

ere 5 mi. So. Canton.

- Keeter, Atlanta 698

Si he

e young reg.; Here-

lis at fair price; also our

ull, Benton Axtell, 6 yrs.

erd sire, is being offered

deeeP We =Jones, Presi,
ee Farms, Canton.

30 mos. old, $100.00; oth-
s. $15.00. J. W. Good,

good milch cows, all
none 4 yrs. old yet, some
eys and some mixed, for
for good, hornless

oon heavy milker.

ee. W. Hines, East

st Point St. _

oo ae | mont.
7-8 PC sow pigs (make
ood sows) 7 weeks old}.

church. W. M.

_ | W. Bentley, Tallapoosa. Rt. 1
good Jersey bulls, not

gentle, good cond., for)

MARKET B

LIVESTOCK WANTED



HORSES AND MULES
WANTED. :

Want a gentle, young Burro
or Donkey. Give particulars, in-
cluding color. Wm. G, Collins,
Cedartown. Rt. 2.

Want swap a 900 lb. bay mare
mule tor about 1000 lb. mare
or work horse; could use about
1100 lb. mule; an 800 lb. fat
cow for sale, W. M. Fortner,
Meansville. Rt. 1.

Want young, gentle pony for
12 yr. old boy to handle. State
best cash price, etc. H. M. Tur-
ton, Cordele.

Trade and pay reasonable dif-
ference. 2 mules, 1 horse mule
about 1000 lbs., sound and 1
horse mule about 950 lbs., same
age; want 2 1000-1100 lb. breed
mares, not too old to have sev.
more colts, prefer bred to Jack.
Must be sound and true work-
ers for gen. farming purpose.
Agee Keown, Adairsville Rt.

CATTLE WANTED: :

- Want reg. Guernsey cow;
would consider few cows, heif-
ers and yearlings at
H. M. Mallory, Oxford.

Want 10-young, fresh milch
cows, not less than 3 gal. ea.
per day, reasonable price and
close to Augusta. Geo. Baxley
Augusta, Rt. 3. =

Want 1 reg. Guernsey bull,
not over 3 mos. old, not too far
from Milan. State age, price.
etc. first, letter. Mrs. W. M.
Chambers Milan, Rt. 2.

HOGS: |

breed) hog, 2 or 6 mos. old, a

male for breeding. Luther
Silver Creek. Rt ce oo

SHEEP AND
WANTED: poets

Want<a Toggenbur il
goat, giving about 2 Thy ears
1 used to being treated as a pet.
Mrs. A. H, _Carpenter Lake-

he

POSITIONS WANTED

Want Mill to run. Prater bot

Yheat and Corn, but fone:

oie one. 22 yrs. old, exp. and
Keep up mill. Write

Us AG Fowler Norcross.

Man with wife and
wants job on farm or ae oe
Wages straight time. 23 yrs. old:
raised on farm. Drive truck and
tractor; also have 19 yr. old
brother who wants job on farm.
Raymond Moore, Griffin. Rt. A
Cio Groover C. Gibson: :

_ Want small place just oui
side of town for poultry and

3 vegetable raising etc. Near car

line. Small house (ju ife a
ae. ; Gi sic wife and
McLai

Cfo Gen. Del. =

Middleaged white man (wij
and 3 small children) sorely
on farm for wages, $20.00 mo.
Have to be moved, but re-pay.
Life time exp. Strictly sober.
Begin any time. C. Phillips, Mc-

Donough. Rt. 3.

38 yr. old woman, 12 and
14 yr. old children, wants light
work on farm, no field work,
but will milk. Best of Ref. So.

Ga. preferred. Mrs. Ethel
Tifton. Rt. 2. =

Want job on farm as helper
by day or month. Have 3 boys,
16, 15, 13 and 3 girls, 18, 8, 6,
all like farming. Move at once.
Prefer truck farm. Mrs. Daisy
Greenway, Homer.

_29 yr. old married man with
high school education, some exp.
gardening and caretaking, 2 1-2
yrs. with flowers shrubbery
(chiefly azaleas and japonicas),
also exp. farming, cattle and
poultry, want job with Christi-
an, prefer near Columbus. No-
tify, Mrs. M. GC. Donley, Donal-
sonville, Rt. 2 Box 42 A:

Want good 2 h. crop on 50-50
basis. Have plenty of help. T.

_ 26 yr. old man and wife want
Job on farm for wages. Ex-
perienced. Alwin Crosby, Hazle-
hurst. Rt. 1, Cfo W. D. Griffin.

. Want light farm work, no
field work, for good home and
small salary. Alone. Mrs. Jas.
Pyron Palmetto. Rt. 1, Cfo J. R.

| Clarck at the Creel Farm.

_ Want 1h. crop, 50-50 basis.
Have 2 hoe hands. Roy West,
Sharpsburg. Rt. 1.

43 yr old woman, unencum-
bered, wants job on general or
poultry farm at once Good



Mrs. RB.

right prices.

trie.

Want buy a Guinea (stay-fay |

M. Van Pelt,

POSITIONS WANTED

ULLETIN

+ eee

FARM HELP WANTED



34 yr. old man. wife, 2 small
children, wants job on farm.
Write. O. C. Connor, Marietta.
REDS

Interested in making deal for
part time work, to do all work
with tractor. Have my own
tractor. S. T. Kidder, Jr. Meigs.

Nice, country raised girl
wants light farm work, no field
work, for home and $2.50 week.
References exc. Bus fare to be
furnished, or come after. Sent
stamp for reply. Near Atlanta
or in So. Ga. At once. Miss Nel-
lie G. Cantrell, Bremen. Rt. 2.

Want place on farm caring
for chickens, cows and_ other
stock; keeping up repairs on
place. Reasonable wages and
board,
Krewson,

Augusta, = 17 25,

-Wrightsboro Road.

Want job caretaking and
looking after flowers shrub-
bery, also chickens, cows, hogs,
etc. Reliable, good character,
prefer with old couple. J. E.
Morton, Graves.

Want to get in touch with
parties and make _ contract -to
grow tomato plants for them.
R. M. Aldridge. Blackshear.

Single, one-armed man, 45.
raised on farm, wants job gen-
eral farming, tractor and truck
driver, etc., for home and small
salary. J. H. Johnson, Eas
Point. Cfo Gen. Del. ~ -

Refined white man, 3 in fam-
ily, wants to work part crop or
job as overseer, with good reli-
ale party. J. F. Ronine, Moul-.



FARM PARTNER



Want partner for stock rais-
ing. I have pastureand some
stock; also partner with some
capital for dairy. B. F: Kirkland,
Vidalia. :



FARM HELP WANTED
-

Want share cropper or wage
hand for 2 h. farm at once,

White or colored. J .L. Adams,
Dearing. Rt. 1 Box 24.; =

_ Want Driver for RD6 catapil-
lar tractor, gen. farm work. Will
furnish house. H. C. Jackson,
Bowdon. Rt. 1. :

Want at once, single man or
boy, white or colored, to help
on small farm and poultry. S.
F. Varnom, Hamilton. Rt. 2.

Good home and small salary
for healty woman of good char-
acter to milk and help with gar-
den and gen. light farm work,
near Atlanta. Mrs. L. S. Mc-.
Donald, Atlanta, P. O. Box 1103.

-Want unencumbered white
woman around 45, for light
farm work, milk 1 cow but no
field work. Neat, clean, good
ref. Small- salary, room and
board. -Mrs. W. J. Burnett,
Thomasville. 122 E. Calhoun St.

Want nice, young sober man
to live on farm, milk and drive
car. $12.00 mo. and board. Good
home. Mrs. Roxie Bugg, Grove-
town.

Want at once farm hand to
help with gen. farm work. $15.00
mo., nice quiet private home. Or
can use married man; have good
house. M. F. Jones, Metter, Rt
1, Box 11. phone 2613. SSA

Want siggle, settled man,
white or colored, to milk 12 to
15 cows; with some tractor exp.,
for farming. $12.00 to $16.00 mo.
board and room. No drunkards
nor W. P. A. worker need apply.
J. E. Boss, Loganville.

Want nice man with wife to
cultivate small 1 h. crop on
halves, near Braselton. Known
as the Sprul Place. L. P. Pat-
ton, Sr., Hoschton. Rt. 2.

Want good, honest, single boy
to work on farm. Reasonable
salary, board and laundry.
Write or come at once. Charlie

Knight, Grayson. Rt. 1. (1-mi-|-

Snellville.)

Want reliable, single man for
gen. farm work by month. Ap-

ply at farm, 2 mi. Hapeville on |.

Riverdale Hwy. the Old Pope
Farm. S. T. Hawn, College Park.
ices, :
Want single man, 18 to 30, to
work turpentine on halves.
Want you to begin at once
weeding pines. Answer by re-.
turn mail. E. H. Meeks, Doug
Jas. Rae
Want middleaged white wo-
man for gen. light farm work,
no field work. Ref. Mrs. Burtys
Huff, Dallas. Rt. 1. Z
Want share cropper for 6 A.
cotton, 6 A. pepper. I furnish
seed tools, mule feed and half
fertilizer and go 50-50. This of-
fer to man without family and
not subject to defense service.
2 mi. Manchester. Can arrange
B. Alford,

x
=

(Cannot plow.) Jack}





Pey
1M

- Want nice clean, smart,
healthy, dgvendable ~ country
woman, 40-55, to live as one of
family and do light farm work,
no field work. Reasonable sal-
ary. Mrs. Linda ~ Faulkner,
Douglasville. Rt. 3.

Want nice, healthy, young
woman to live in home and do
light farm work, no field work.
Salary. Write at once. Mrs. G.
W. Morrow, Elberton. Rt. 2.

Want wage hand for 15 A.
farm, white or colored. $2.50
board, room pay weekly. John
B. Alford, Manchester. Rt. 1.

Want refined, country raised
white woman, 30-40 for light
farm work and milking. Mrs.
Cornelia Johnson. Lovett. =~

Want nice, white, middleaged
woman, strong and healthy for
light farm work, no field work.
Home, board and some salary.
Ref. Mrs. J. B. Haralson, Stone
Mtn. Rt. 1. :

Want sober, energetic young
man to live with family of 3 on
farm and help work. $12.00 mo.
board and laundry. Come at
once. Hayward Lasseter, Stock-
t0n-oRt. 1.

Want 1 or 2 families to work
on farm; need 3. good plow
for rest of year to good workers.
hands. Can furnish plenty work
3 mi. W. Madison on main high-

way. J. J. Hendix, Madison. Rt.

di ;

Want white woman, 45-50, for
light farm work, no field work
for good home and salary. Ap-
ply or write at once. Mrs. Wall-
ace P. Thatcher, Chickamauga.
Feta -

Want young or middleaged
man and wife without children,

| to live in big house with mid-

dleaged bachelor and work on
farm for monthly wages. Man
must be good plow hand. J. F.
Little. Forsyth. Rt. 3.

Want colored man, without |
| bad habits, for light farm work

for good home and $3.00 week.
One who likes the country. Mrs.
C. M. Morrison, Conyers, Mor-
rison Farms. S34

Want family, white or color-

ed, to work good 2 horse farm.

Must have own mules, tools and
finance self. Good 7 R. house,
well, pasture, about 10 acres
good bottom land; 18 A. cotton
allotment; near church and
school bus line. W. W. Price,
Maxeys. Rt. 1. : po
Want able white or colored
man or small family to work
4 or 5 M. 2nd yr. virgin turpen-
tine boxes on 50-50 bass; party
to weed boxes and burn woods.
Must be good people and willing
to work. Move self. Good house.
Mrs. E. G. Anderson, Baxley,
Rtis2: :
_ Want 2 large families to make
a crop on halves Furnish stock
and groceries and hire by day
part time. About 10 acre cotton
allotment ea. W. J. Grier, Cler-
mont. Rt 1...
Want 2 single men or one man
with a family with boy large

enough to plow, to work on

farm for wages or part of crop.
R. A. Brown. Vienna, Rt. 4.

Want young or middleaged
man, sober. and honest, for
wages and live as one of family,
for farm work. Apply in per-
son. J. I. Isdoll, The Rock. Rt. 1.

Want good honest, white boy
or man, 14 yrs up, that dont
mind work, to live and work as
one of family on farm. Reason-
able salary, board and laundry.
Write or see. Willie H. Lyle.
Bremen, Rt. 2. :

Want man for farm work,
who can milk. Furnished house
and wood. Rather have man and

wife 3 mi Shady Dale. Jessie

Wilson, Shady Dale.

Want nice, clean, healthy wo-
man of good character to live in
home of 2 and help with light
farm work, no field work. $1.50
week, room and board. Mrs. M.
B. Davis, Fairburn. Rt. 1.

Want white girl to do light
week and board. Write. R. L.
Bassett, Thomaston. Rt. 1.

Want man or boy to live as
one of family and do gen. farm
work. Must be of good charac-
ter. Give ref. and salary wanted.
Ira F. McMinn, Ayersville. Rt. 1.

Want good working families
for gen. farming, truck farm-
ing etc. with house, wood,
patches and pasture free. Give
ref. Steady job. C. L. Bennett.
Madison. R. 4.

Want good, exp. farm hand,
25-40 yrs. old, good worker,
honest. sober, drive car and
truck, for gen. farming and or-
chard. $12.00 mo. board and
laundry. Good home. C. G. Ol-
iver Barnesville. Rt. 2.

Want 2 farm hands to work
for wages. with not more than 1
or 2 small children. Prefer with
wife only. J. C. Collier. Barnes-

Hay Leary.

farm work, no field work $3.00



=e

&

Wednesday, February 12, 194

FARM HELP WANTE



Want settled man or boy
knows how to plow to help
farm. Reasonable salary, b
and laundry. Live in home
one of family. No drinker. I
Ruby James, Macon. Rt. 2.

Want good fatm h
wages, married, not o
small children. Steady job.
ter J. Lott, Barnesville,

Want sober, reliable, elc
colored man to do ligh
chores. aronnd place. Sn
wage, room and board. J.
Sartain, Rossville. 603 Chic
marga Ave. od aes ee

Want reliable, unencumbe:
clean woman for .light
work, no field work, to
with couple (private room) ;
reasonable salary. Mrs. L.

Want good man for a 3
farm in good state of cultivat
on 50-50 or 3rds. See or wr
Mrs. Harris Robertson, Ta
ton. : ee

Want farm hand, white
colored, to work on farm. Hous
wood. tools furnished. Apply
once. 2 mi. E. Sandy Spring
Johnson Ferry Road. Grad
Spruill, Chamblee. |

Want farmer white or c
ed, who knows how to fa
Have 15 A. cotton; 5 of pimie
pepper, 2 of sweet potatoes
in corn. Extra good land |

stock. Feed selves. No liq

head nor hypocrite wanted
OQ. Chapman, Zebulon.
Want man with small
for wages. Must be honest,
willing worker, See me at
Osborne Williams, McRae,
LE; ce

farm. Must , xper
farmer, prefer middleage
G. Cheek, Lawrence 7

character, for light farm ~
no field work. Room, board |
reasonable salary. Write at 01
Mrs. Grady Vaughons, Mett
Want unencumbered Chr
an woman, about 40, fo
farm work, no field wor
cept small garden. $3.00 w
and home. A. G..Middle'
Townsend, 2
Want good reliable wh:
man to live with elderly w
and do light farm work, no
work. $8.00 month. Giv
ticulars about self. Mrs.

pa:

Jones, Atlanta, 698 Erin A

S. W. Ra 5844.

Want hired man for f
work, prefer with famil
have for sale, a 6 yr. ol
lb. mare. E. W. Morris, Wins
Ria :
_ Want wage
cropper for 2 h. farm
house, and plenty cotto:
See or write. W. E.
Toomsboro.

Want 2 good wage

hand or

the same family, or live in ho
together, to help tend and
-er crop. Good wages. Hous

wood furnished. See at
B. Mcore. Watkinsville
Want good farmer for
crop on halves. 10 A. cotto
lotment, sev. acres good br
bottoms for corn. Good
house, plenty water; wel
porch. No dealer, or dr
whiskey. A. A. Bowm
ford. Ftc: SSS
Want good, smart -
wages or give a crop on
D. W. Davis, Carlton. Rt

Want woman, 30-50 to
with light farm work, n
work. J. M. Turner, C

Re St oe:
Want to hear from boy
wants to plow for salary
board. Begin at once. Allen
Jliams, Hazlehurst. Rt..
Want woman 20-40 for |
farm work, no field wo
week and board. M
Gazeway, Roswell. Rt. 1
Want at once, family
on farm, colored pre re
year job, at prevailing
wages, house furnishec

| Meeks, Pearson.

Want at once 2 go
hands with family. Plenty
2 houses to live in. Good
W. A. Moore, Haddock. Rt

Want man or boy for v
$14.00 mo. board, laundr:
small family to work crop
halves. Have house, garde
patches. M. W.. Willit
burn. :

Want unencumbered col
woman to help with light
work, no field work. Mu
clean, honest, reliable. $6.0
>00m. board and clothe:
once. Mrs. Joe Jackson,
ville. Rt. 3.

Want man and wife, not
1 or 2 children, to ma
and live in part of ho
old couple. Write or
once. W. A. Dawyis, Nor