Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1941 February 19

DEPARTMENT
TOM LINDER







AGRICULTURE
COMMISSIONER





WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1941.





2 ve been when the great nations were trading freely with each

ears from 1909 until 1913 is the period to which the govern-

| arbor and for commodities both raw and manufactured.

nd is still at war and will continue to be at war until free trade
s restored.

on account of being held up by state inspectors and required to



rade. Barriers Must Be Broken Dow:



SDITORIAL By TOM LINDER

1e War in Spain, Northern Mediteranean and
Dalmatia Destroyed Spanish Pimiento:
And Sage. Industry.





The only periods of peace that the world has ever known

Pron 1865 until 1914 there was no major war in the world.
During that period the British Empire reached its greatest
ent under Queen Victoria.

From the Spanish minencan War until 1914 the United
ates reached the peak of its economic justice and today the

rent refers to find out what is an equitable or parity price for

When Hisland. the United States and other great nations
egun raising their tariff walls the world was plunged into war

The same policy which brought the world to war is apy
eloping among our own states right here in America.

Every time a truck load of a farmers cabbage, snap beans,
as etc., crosses the state line it is in danger of being lost





- February 3Rentz
sFebruary 4Ameritus .22)-022 0 _ $6.76 per cwt
February 11Soperton
February 11-Macon

February 12Albany

: February 14Blatkshear =.
February 14Metter

Eivectock Sales and Georgia Aucgon Markets

Reports received at this office show following average
prices paid for No. 1 hogs at the Live Stock Auction Mar-
kets named:

Se 2 -5L.. $6.78 per ewt

oe Be Sig $6.75 per cwt
eee $6.85 per cwt
______ $8.50 -to $10.65 per cwt

$6.88 per cwt
no | $G.00* per Cwt

Top Fed Cattle.









turn hse or pay additional sums of money for the privilege 0
going through that state.

Ships coming from South ae Cuba and the islands of
_the Caribbean Sea have only to dock at Baltimore, New Orleans

New York or any other seaport and unload their cargo of vege
tables while the farmer, going from Georgia with a truck loa

of the same kind of vegetables, runs the risk of losing them ev:
ery time he crosses a state line.

This condition has been brought about through propaganda
of people who had-an axe to grind.

This condition must be remedied.

The Highway Department, the Public Service Conn
and the Department of Agriculture working together should be
able to work out an agreement with a number of other states

remedy this condition, and I believe we can. | ae :

Georgia cannot afford to become a party to a policy of
couraging trade barriers. Georgia can and should produce te:
times as much vegetables and truck crops as it can possibly con
sume. Ninety per cent of our crop must Uerougk other states |
on the way to market.

- It is suicide for Georsia to retaliate against trade barriem
Georgia must take the lead in having trade barriers a

































Sage me gone from twenty cents per pound to more than
a dollar per pound in the last few weeks.

-- When I was a boy almost every farm home had a row
two of sage growing in the garden or in the back yard. \

We are rapidly developing a large pimiento industry in
Georgia due mostly to the war in Spain having destroyed th
supply of pimientos coming from Spain to this country. It looks
like we can develop a good sage business here if the war contin
ues, because there is a demand for a tremendous amount of sage
in the United States.

Sage seed come from a section known as Dalmatia, which
includes Yugoslavia, a part of Greece and some other sections :
where the war is now going on.

. There are no sage seed to be had in this Couns If you have 3
a neighbor who has any sage and you can get a few stalks, dont
fail to do so, as no sage can be planted until seed can be brought
from the war zone.

2 TOM LINDER,

. Commissioner of Ae riculture.

































































































Prevailing Wholesale Prices (FOB. Points Mentioned) Feb. 14,1941. Always Subject to Variation.
Atlanta =

Eggs, Large, Doz. $ -.18-$. 20 DEX
Eggs, Medium, Doz... 16- 18 IN
Eggs, Small, Doz. _. 1 2
Hens, Col. 4 1-2 lbs. up, 4 16 Second-Hand Machines y for Sa eae i
Hens, Leghorn, Lb... oS 10-13 Second-Hand Machinery Wanted 2- :
Roosters, Lb.. . 8- 10 Plants for Saley 3. 22 8
Stags, Lb. -12- 13 Seed for Sale 32 ie
Friers, Lb 20 ap a te 3
Ducks, Lb 40. 19 Beans an eas: for- Sale Se
Geese, Lb. Qo" 12 Corn and Seed Corn for Sale _... 3
Turkeys, Lb a 18 Cottonseed for Sale 2 3-4
Capons. Lb. Pecan and Other Fruit Trees for Sale 4
be ee Lb 25 Honey, Bees and Bee Supplies for Sale 4
Fi : edt Ey. Hsps for Sale 32 es ee
Field Peas, not mixed, Bu.
Ear Corn (80 lbs. to bu.), Bu. 12-4 Hogs for Sale. 220 te
Shelled. Corn, Bu. .74- aE5 Potatoes and Vesetabes aay Gala see a=
sae pre a Grain and: Hay. for Sale. 4

\ ent Bul aes 100- ias, Seah, Wee 4
Sweet Potatoes, No. 2s _ 1.20- 1.50 Soe anes ee
Cabbage, Green, per 100 Lbs. 2.00- 2.50 OSHiOns WV eet ee

- Cabbage, White, per 100 Lbs Peanuts and Pecans for Sale ALS
Peavine Hay, No. 1, Ton 15.50- 16.00 Fruit and Butter for Sale 4 .
ee No. 1, Ton 12.00 > > Rabbits and Cavies for Sale. 4
ee ee ae ae Sheep: and Goats: for: Sale a 4
Cottonseed Meal, 8 per cent, Ton 31.00 Horss and Mules for Sale _.20 204
Cottonseed Meal, 7 per cent, Ton 29.00 Tobacco: for Sale =
Hogs, Corn Fed, No. 1, per Cwt



















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By Department of Agriculture

_Executive Office,

opauiicned Weekly at
Covington, Ga.
Tom Linder, Commissioner
State Capitol,
Atlanta, Ga.



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good McCormick Deering
cultivators in A-1 ccndi-
all equipment. at Hic-
i . Smith; PO

3 horse power gasoline
nternational enzine; also one
vater pump. Wil sell cheap.
some and buy them. Mrs. Jes-

Lyon, Rt 2. oe:

n- gee. new rings and
Ines cn wheels, cutaway
ren gan pelt et SS



*
4 |

fan fer guano oe
ivators, uEr plow, |

1 or peas, beans, Kobe |
deza, meat, syrup, honey.
Jackson, At 2, aay

oe row Fhiemnations plant-

corn, cotton and |
: used very little
Es exchange for equal:
fn L.M. Holley, RFD

pl oe

unciar guaran-
mesial perfect, 10 |
0.00. cash; also Oliver)
e disc plow ready for:
ash. $45. 00. John foe

4 horse are No.

1y- pe $40. White
A. D. Giles; Rt:

B- 70 saw "Murray
ft. .This includes gin
condenser, flues, double |.

press, Balers, shaft-

ore ee and. Deering
ractically new, riding

Cheap for cash. Make offer.
te Webb Cloudland. pee

gallon pump and. engine,

SECOND- HAND

get eek FOR SALE



% -

One 2 horse fiding eallivater
in good condition, reasonable
price. W. N. Mullinax. tet,
Alpharetta, near. Brandywine

schoolhouse.

One set of Plscksniith teats
oe house, E. F. Harper, Villa
ica.

One 1938 Sears- Roebuck Han-
dy-man garden tractor, 4-HP.

| Model Z, cultivator gang, turn-
ing plow with coulter and rid-

ing cart. All in good condition.

Cc

Ae Farmers Favorite cot t n

"planter and 1 Towers & Sulli-

van guano distriputor in good

condition. Sell or exch. for sec-

ond hand Cole planter in good}

ecndition. M. B Jacobs, Rt. J.

pO eUse: :
~Good second hen taint

tional riding cultivator with all |
equipment; Will sell for $15.00)
or exchange.

dD, C= Eavenson, |

Rt. 5, Elberton.

One Pea Huller, LS. Floop: Se
/rocks on corn mill. Price $3.00.

) Sam McCalla, Tunnel Hill.

One 2. horse wagon, | corn
planter, rake, mowing machine,
etc., near Dry Branch. Js. WwW.
Bryant, 312 Pierce Ave. Macon.

Orchard Spray machine, 100

mountsza on wheels. with tongue
for tractor pulling. cost around |
$700.00. Price $250.00. Excel-
lent condition. John. Fay, Oaks
man. ;

One 20-28 Case Thresh Wind
Stacker. Good condition, B. C.
Malcom, Good Hope.

One McD 22-36 tractor, good
for field or sawmill. Ck*p at
$300.00; also one 10-20 McD.
Good condition, $200.00: also
one 22-36 McD Thresher ma-

i-} chine with self feeder, wind-

OW Boot eotion = ee

Ass ey bees McDon-
ae L.D, Allen, RFD, Mansfield,

1 Oliver slat wing
turn plow $10.00:

ug. wre 2- H No. oe

dy to go. Also 14 inch
mill. Both bogie ate

2 ee cream sep-
oor style, hand power,

anter. and guano dis-

in good condition or
lave you? Write or~-see
& n ae Rt. 3, East-

on six ae long
blade, fresh sharpened.
tem er $1 .25, or exchange
Hage 5 or as Ibs. a

oy es - 00 in ae
peanuts, lard

Perfect condition.



stacker, weigher with bag spout.
bl.
ett Luella. :

One medium size dairy boil-
er; 5 ten gallon cans. $25.00.

2 horse: wagon; mowing ma-
chine, drag harrqw, 2 planters,

4 turning plows and other tools

for sale.
mount.

Tom Huston peanut sheller,
Will shell two tons a day $15.00,

Odie Bennett, Faire,

Miss Carrie L. Brown Rt. 1 (4
miles SW) ,Coleman.

One 10 ft. International pow-
er binder in good shape $100.00,
or will trade for muls not over

| 10 years old; also International

riding cultivator $20.00, or trade
for value. All FOB my place. J.

+ T. Overton, 4 miles NE, Elko.

One spring wagon in A-~1 con-
dition. Would exch. for gasoline |
engine in good shape. W. T.
Pruett, Rt. 1, Temple.

One set wagon scales and one
set ball balancers. Both sets in
good

eome after them. T. M. Pulliam,

| Stephens Co., Eastonelle.

Few farm implements to sell
or exchange for corn, oats, peas,

e | beans, syrup honey, meat or
| anythin :

Come and.

use,
Oe Wee. Jackson,

S i, Sewell, Lavonia.

all

ea ;

shape when last used.
|} $25.00 for either set and you

_SECOND- HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



~-One horse wagon, used very.
little, $75.00 COD my place 20:
miles below Statesboro and 30
miles above Savannah. Come
with truck. Near Dixie High-
Way... WS. Branon, Rt. -2,
Stilson. |

One windmill for sale. W. A.
Johnson, Rt. A, Box 523, Albany.

One 2 horse wagon in good
condition. Frank C. Pruitt, Rt.

| 1, Box 67, Dahlonega.

~ One 2 horse turn prow $5.00.
and other farm M.

One? ft. weeder, No. 63 Chat-
tanooga turner, No. 13 turning

plow, No. 40 Cole Planter. No.
B Crystal farm bell and other

poe tools cheap for cash or
trade for anything I can use.
Lum Reid RFD 2, Box 189.
Senoia,

One 72 Chatt. Power cane
mill with mash earrier; would
exchange for John Deer power
mowing machine or other pow-
er mower to pull with Model
B John Deere tractor. Would
take sows, weaned pigs. John
C. Thomas. Metcalfe.

Large Williams Hammer Mill
for sale or trade for large trac-
tor, = aS: soos PO Box. 192,
Claxton: oe

One 15 horse "Tolliver engine
ooes in farming, in running con-
dition, $30.00. Mrs. J. W. New-
ton, RFD, Gordon, ie

I stump puller with 300 foot
eable, 2 tie blocks and I dou-
bler. $75. 00. All in first class
condition. S, J. Clary, Arabi.

Covington corn and cotton
planter almost new, $12.00 cash.
Mrs. C. N. Harris, RFD 1, Mil-
ner.

One 2 horse wagon $12. 00;
also one Cutaway harrow for |
sale. Mrs. J. R. Stone, Stone
Rd., Rt. 4 Box 418, Atlanta.

One 10 HP steam engine, used
in farming, for quick sale. Price
reasonable. S. A.. Farrar, Box
| 364, Bainbridge. : :

One No. 12 Delaval cream





offer. E. J< Bailey, Newnan.

row, $35.00. Used two seasons.
AS a. Land, Fortson.

Turner peanut sheller, per-
feot cond., used 1 season, for
sale, Ernest Harris Sr. Plains.

Practically new 1-2 h. p. gas.
engine, used short time on farm,
Cost $60.00; sell for $20.00: R.
a Little, Decatur, Rt. 2, De

529,

DeLaval cream -separaor, old
model. Worth $25.00; sell for
$15.00. J. F;, Welch, Eatonton,
Rios Rockville. a2

Extra good 2 horse wagon,
$55.00, or exch. for corn cows
or 1 horse wagon. C. C. Lump-
kin, Charing.

1 Lummus gin outfit ponbiele
ah all equipment; 1 set Fair-
banks Hopper scales, te.
Sell with or witicac motor: 1
Surge milking machine, 4 units
(new last year), cheap or trade;
5 Lummus big drum ball bear-
ing feeders for 80 saw gins, per-
fect condition. C. . Greer,
Cordele.

A 2 horse pon for sale or
exch. for a 1 horse wagon in:
good condition. D. W. Davis,
Carlton, Rta:

Sell or rent a good gin and
flour mill, cheap. Good loca-
tion. Write or see. D. B. Bond,
Lithonia.

30 barrel Sprout Walden flour
mill, also 46 in. French Burr
corn mill in fine condition. Will
sell at low price or trade for
some good land. Write W. A.
Bishop, 103 Lamar St., Macon.

Oliver 2-H walking cultiva-
tors, Oliver 2-H turnplows, 1-H
turn plows, Syracuse 1 and 2 H
turn plows harrows spring and
peg tooth, cultivating harrows,
surplus machinery including
deep cutter harrows, all kinds
blacksmith tools, blowers, tongs.
J. C, Collier, Barnesvile.

Five 2-H wagons, new Ford



| tractor; 1 Model D John Deere

tractor, just overhauled, guar-
anteed. Mrs. J. S. Collier,
Barnesville.

Cornice Miechenuth outfit]
shafting, pulley belts. Come and
in good condition, power tools,
see. or write -O.- Et. Turner.
Dawson.

_A 6 ft. John Deere tractor
harrow, fair cond for sale or
trade for farm produce or cat
ay Few, Des Murray-
ville.

I Berns iguceus franeplanter.
fair Cor $25. 00 at Ay: arms.



| AN good condition.

separator. Used very little. Make

Have 2-horse- eight disc har-

SECOND-HAND

Laney FOR SALE

ces





Sacrifice fon oak No. 3 Join
Deere mowing machine, cut ap-
prox. 20 acres; 8-18 in. dise
harrow: small stout hammer
mill, other farm equipment, alse
2 lively 1000 Ib. mare mules.
Luther Henry Acworth, Rt. 1.

Two weed cutters and other
small implements for farming.
Mrs. T. J. Maddox, 1010 Drewry
St. Atlanta.

Geewhiz, $2.00; Frong for No.
12 Oliver, $2.00: Gantt cotton
planter, $3.00: No. 13 Oliver
plow, $9.00: other ee
Cc. M . Ad~
cock, Adairsville, Rte? 2:

sealer (sealed only 50 cans),

or honey. HE: M. Teem, Pierce-
ville. 5

1 box for #Gvnigating fruit
trees, and other farm equip-
ment. J. J. Haden, Mitchell.

Small grist mill, Wiliamson,
cheap for cash or trade. J. H.
Woood, Sr., Andersonvile.

Hardie spray tank, 200 gal.
cap., 2% h.p. Ideal engine. Can
be used on 2 h, wagon $75.00;
Niagara duster complete, $25.00;
Calif. harrow with 4 turning
dics., good shape, $25. 00. Mrs.

-|T. G Holt, Macon, Rts rer

Sardis church).

Good 2h, wagon for sale or
trade for cow. G. F. Simmons,
Colbert. SS

tension tractor orchard combi-
nation plow and harrow to work
under trees; slotted forged steel
dises. Cost $150.00. (used 3
hours), $25.00 takes it: R. P.
Mayo, Augusta, Rt 2.

2h. reversible disc plow, $15;

-planter, 8 dise cuttaway harrow
$25.00 each; 2 disc Oliver trac-

tor plow 26 in., $50.00; 3 h. p.:

engine used in farming $35.00.
Al] good shape S. R. Spires,
Lincolnton.

- One gasoline engine, used in
farm work and other equip-
ment. Mrs: Bud Land, Rt. 1,

Alpharetta.)

1 No. 20 Oliver tereing plow
$7.00 at home, or exch. for small
male yearing, Luther
Lafayette.

One- King Planer a pana
shape, near new, $10.00 here.
WB Silvers, Rt. 3, Box 88,
Ellijay.

Two 200. Sallon power spray
Guttite on rubber, with tractor |.
takeoff; also one 4 roller peach
packing equipment outfit com-
plete: ELL. Duke, Fort Valley.

- Heavy turpentine wagon, steel
axles, three inch steel tires, cost
$130.00 new. mat take $50. 00.
Good condition. J _ 5. Upenuece.
Thomasville.

body $20.00; one ~homemade
stalk cutter $5. 00: two Juniers
$2.00 each, All suitable for ser-
witec- JesC. Newsom, Se
ville,

One 44 inch Top Runner corn
mill complete, also one 48 inch
French Burr wheat mill bolting |
box and smutter. Need repair-
ing.
hanan.

1~4-70* Saw Air Blast Lum-
mus Gin. Set up
ition. A. F. Gosset, Griffin.

trade for good 1 horse wagon,
also some good heavy slip
shucked corn. O.
Rt. 1, McRae.
One Star pea thresher in good
condition, used this season to
thresh peas and beans, $20.00.
Will exch. for calves or pigs.
Alex Barfield, Louisville, Rt. 1,

O, B. Wise Hammer Mill,
ae 20 in. corn mill, shaft-
ing, pulleys, belts, 3 Fairbanks
Morse engines 12, 15 & 25 HP.
all low price or what have you.
Wm: L. MeCov. Mountain City.

One 75 horse steam engine,
one 100 horse boiler, used~in
A.

for both for quick sale. W.

Lathem, Rt. 1. Canton.

in good condition $45.00. A.M.
Bellah, Rt. 3 re near
Mt. Bethel, ; ;

Athens 2 dics. tractor turn
plow 26 in. disc $30.00; 28 disc
dbl. Sec. tractor harrow 16 inch
dise $25.00. Good buy. Wes-
ley Hartley, No. 1. tizella, 8
miles from Macon.

-_Tractor-Model A John Deere
with steel wheels, cultivator,
planters and fertilizer attach-
ments, also power lift and power
takeoff on tractor, A-1 condi-
tion. Price $700. 00. cash - or
$500.00 cash and balance in cows
at oe price. J. WwW. Belt, ARt.



vA? good as new $15. 00. ane

$8.00, or excn. vor meat, lard.

Calif. Senior peversinie! ex-

Coledbl. hopper plainview corn

Alpharetta (8 miles north of.

Reed, |

Mieree and condition.
| reasonable for cash.

@ne used 2 horse ager and:

Roscce Davenport, Buc- |

A-1 condi- |

A good 2 horse wagon. Will

S. Williams,

farming. Good condition. $400.

Old Hickory two horse wagon



. Want to lease or buy go
and mill outfit in good lo
Earl J; Beavers, 113 He
pt Marietta.

Want. 2 or 3 or 5 or
gas motor engine. Stat
tion and price. Hern
261 Walker St., Ss
Wal 6639. =

Want 2 or 3. steel

| hold from four to si

gallons for storing lime
and oil; also other spr.
jals to be used in co
with my: apple orch
may be EES Ot one
or open. top. MMe
nelia. ~ |

Want a2 horse 7 rov
Valking cultivator. Mu
first class condition.
Woods, Newington.

Want belted cee fo
press _ and belted t
cotton press.

RFD 1, Quitman. - a

condition. not cracke
lowest price. W. T. Won
RFD Monticello, ~

Want cheap for cash
13 yee Oliver. Wha

be in good a
for eash. W. P. Lee, Gr

Want Cole Double
Plain View Planter No.
15, with all plates att
Must be in good co di
cheap for cash. i
Ellaville,

Want a long front ax
side plow for Fordso
in good condition. Sta
Frank T. eee. RFI
rollton. eee

Want an Oliver ood
vator, also Double
26 Coe Planter. R.
RFD 1. PEPSI

ne
PP

State price, age, appr
size and if pole an 0
clude

hear immediately. P.
gers, Sycamore.

Want one blacks ith
blowers, post drill an
tools. State what yo
co Guy Owenby,
ebeat cresigert of oid

tractor: ae 3. Ma
lumbia Drive, eare WV
Childrens Home, Decatt

Want. 24 inch.
in good running or
be reasonable and
from Clayton. | a
wales

ices type, with
nozzzle, in perfect
-able for cash.
Rochelle.

Want in coon con

with implements. _
best cash price, etc.
ret, Roopville. a

front axles for a. Fo de
tor with two disc. Frank
ley Carrollton, Rt. 1.

Want a Superior
ed, good conditio
cash, or will exc. honey
Clayton, Quill.

Want tractor. Does
to be in first class
Must be cheap. Li
ments and give all d
price in first letter.
Lewis, Hogansvill
Grange.

Want good corn ag
good 200 size incubator.
what 1s have, M.

for cash; have shop
vice, anvil, blower for
R. E. Parr, Wrightsvi

Want small gard
4 or 5 HP air-coolec
gine and a 1-H a
gas engine. Give
condition, W.S. Harr
Box 294 Social - ircle

Want Hillside plow
Chattanoogo, MeD.,
Avery if beam an
Give all j

letter.







ant oo ey ae

der, the long 4 wheel t =
yen. | M. . Ethel Sullivan, Rt.

it er horse or tractor drawn.
ct interested in the type that
es to back of wagon or

- Want heavy,

. harrow or weeder, All

be in good condition, with~

) miles Griffin. B. F. Ha
#0 riffin, P.O, Box 364.-

ant a good, used Farmall

ind disc tractor harrow.

actor F-20. meunted. No

k radius 50. miles. . _ Morris
as Winder, ia

4:3 horse walking culti-
, good shape, cheap for
a He &. MePonaid: Quit-

ak

nk one double roller bear-
hat works on end of drive

ft of Fordson tractor. Must
good condition. L. M.
ian, Rt. 2, Carrollton.

Want to exchange farm value
two As wagon in good

. B. Huie, Forest

Sot a stalk sper in good
ition within 50 miles of At-
W. F. Cox, Roswell.

nt wheel for Deering mow-
nachine. State pales. M. T.

N ant - in good condition a one-
( = mowing machine and
ke. Quote price delivered. W.
Wynn, Milledgeville.

vant Cole or John Deere hill
per cotton and corn plant-

Must be in good condition
price reasonable. E,

tt, Mansfield.

Want to buy for cash a good
.e-horse wagon. not too far
C. E. Conklin,

pamwoony.
Dunwoody,

OO; Box 116,
mblee 3279.

Want 2 row grain drill in good

ition. Will exch. SPC gilt,
about 90 Ibs. for same; also
exch. SC gilt, about 90. Ibs.
Little Bone Guinea gilt, 50

100 abe Aa, P. Brown, Ben

5 hi: a2 H. wagon in good

ndition, no trash within 40

s Ocilla. G. D. Cook, Ocilla,
, Box 181.

Exc.
& for a 1 h, wagon in good
Mrs. Clayton Poe

a ht. obec:

a buy: ads Bs faba ae

ae 15 in. screen. Quote
i Ww. P. Sewell,

also one small turn
he, hand power, all in good
ndition and cheap for cash.
F. Martin. Rt.-2, Rochelle.

Want mill rack 48 to 60 inch.
lust be in good condition and
cheap. N, L. Palmer Leesburg,

Would like to hear from some
e who has International rid-
ng cultivator for sale. Would
e to have one mounted with
to tires, with fixtures. State
vhen bought. condition, and best
rice FOB. W. A. Summer. Ad-

Want single section disc for
tractor20 or 22 inch discs,
State condition, age, and best
<a price.

Want 16 or 18 e504 steel

es Sones! S. A. eh pete
5, Cumming.



PLANTS FOR SALE



Healthy, eae to name 2 year
ld field grown Eldorado black-
erry and Lucretia dewberry |:
lants. strong, heavily rooted
1.00 C, $7.50 M. All orders -fill-

ed promptly with care. Mrs. C.
M. Robinson, Greenville,

Klondike strawber ry plants
50 M plus pee Mrs. Des-

ie J: Pruitt, R. 1, Bx. 67, Dah-
nega.

Sabbage plantslarge extra
rly strong plants, all guaran-
ed, 85c Mo delivered. V. E.

Pipkins, Rt. Baxley.

Cabbage oe large fresh
xtra early J. and Chas. W. 500,
75 M delivered, postpaid;
M, $3.00 express collect: Ber-
muda onion plants, same price.
: ) shipment, Satisfaction
. F..F, Stoke, Fitz-
a .

vucretia doa bere and El-

ado blackberry~ ae $1.00.
rv $1.75. LL. Rob-

o. Mrs,

Ses

tractor

supply, 35c C,

sthem. ab;

| young plants. No checks.

2 h. wagon or other

{plants $1.00 dozen.

J. Hal ee Rte

Baggett, Douglasville, Rt. 1,



Klondike ea plants

$1.25 M: Klondike, slightly mix-
ed with another eae $1.10
, Ma-
rietta. Ss

- Wonder Deets 30c C, $2. 00 M
dein cred: 500 lbs. white mush
peas 25c Tb. 5 Ibs. $1.00. Mrs.
eS Franklin, Register.

Klondike strawberry plants,

| 500 75c; $1.50 M;.Lady T. 90c
for 500; $2.00 M. Lisbon Allen,

eas 2, Gainesville.

One to two year old Kudzu
roots 75c C, $5.00 M, FOB. Miss

| Fanny Pharr, Rt. 1, Buford. |

Klondike strawberry plants
25c ,- 85 for 500. $1.50 M:;
Weeieecce suc Ge $500 for

500 postpaid. Now ready. Royce |

Waldrip Rt, Flowery Branch.
Mastadon everbearing straw-

| berry plants, satisfaction. guar-

anteed, true to name,. limited

ered. Pearl Hudgins, Flowery
Branch,

$1.00 M: if a come and get
: W. Maddox, Stone
Mountain. :

Lady T. strawberry, 200 for
35e- 500, 85c; $1.65 M; May

cherry sprouts, 3 for 35; white |

and brown half runners white
Cornfield seed ae 2bc.. cup
prepa. Mrs.

; Palhouns <5

Strawberry plants, Champion

-|extra early Giant berries, chgice

flavor, heavy croppers, strong
bearing size plants 25c C, 90c
for 500, $1.75 M. Gladys =e
ran, Rt. 1, Cumming,

E. J. Wakefield cabbage

plants 10c C, 85c M; exchange
for sweet potatoes or unknown

peas. Del. postpaid. A. B. King

Rt, 2, Box 56, Quitman.

Chas. Wakefield cabbage
plants, now ready, 500, 50c, 90c
M delivered; Klondike straw-
berry, 500, 90c, $1.50 M deliv:
Ww. O. Waldrip, Flowery Branch.

Klondike strawberry plants,

500. 75c, $1.50 M_ delivered,
Ethel

Crowe, Rt. 2, Gainesville,

Bermuda onion plants $1. 00
M, prepaid. Prompt shipment.
Wilna Crosby, Rt. wi Bx. (O51.
Baxley,

Kudzu crowns $5.00 MFOB.
Large orders filled. Prompt
shipment. E. M. pe Rt. 3,
Hartwell. =

Kudzu erowns 45 c re 00 M:
scuppernong 1, 2 and S yr. old.
10c each, 90c $1.25 and $i: 50
dozn: plack muscadine $1.35
dozen; black walnuts 15 each,
4 for 50c: May cherries 10c each,
$1.00 dozen. 50c or more orders
delivered. Mrs. Asa A. Moon,
Rt. 2, Bowden.

-Boysenberry plants $1. 00 doz: =
50 for $2.75, 100 for $5.00;
Youngberry plants 752. dozen,
25 for $1.35, $3.00 C. A limited
supply of thornless youngberry
John W.
Harris, Buchanan,

Giant New. Gem, real ever-
bearing strawberry picked an
average of 100 gts. a week from
May till the hard freeze in
November,
ed over 100 ats. through - De-
cember 1939. 100 plants for 90c
prepaid; 250, $1.50; $5.00 M ex-
press. C. A. Dobbs. Gainesville,
502 Hudson St.

Thousands of everbearing
strawberry plants, $1.00 M del.,
also White Muscovery duck eggs

-| now ready, 50c for 11, del. Pre-

fer money order. Mrs. Boyd

Cabbage and onion plants,
fresh grown Jersey and Chas.
cabbage; White Bermuda Onion
500, 50c; 75c M postpaid; book-
ing orders for P. R. potato

1.50 M: 5 M, $6.00. April.
plants, $ tz

delivery. I. i Stokes,

gerald, Rt. 1.

SEED FOR SALE



500 lbs, Searified Serecia Les-
pedeza 14c Ib. sms. M, Aiken,
Newborn.

White sest onions. 40c gal.;
strawberry plants 25c C, $2.00
M plus postage; 5 bu. Brab.
peas $2.25 bu; 2% bu. brown
erowders $3.50 bu. All FOB.
Mrs. O. J. Edwards, Dacula.

40 lbs. Watson melon seed
from well. selected melons 50c
ib. James Bernice Cooper, Rt.
2, Barney.

A few pounds pure
watermelon seed $2.00 lb.; Tur-
nip seed, 7 different kinds
mixed, 50c lb. Add postage. M.



B. Woodliff, as e
ae pr oS

| quality 50c lb.

$2.00 M deliv- |

- M, Hall, Rt.

.35c cash. No stamps.

have.

free with each order.

from % acre; pick-

Jones



Flowery



White yelvel iey pumpin: :
/10c cupful; hot pepper nest egg |

gourd, castor bean, 10c spoon- |
ful, . Exch, for anything. can }
use. Mrs. John Weaver, Ri 2
Temple.

Dill seed 10c pkt. Geo. Ww.
Jackson, Rt. 2: Fayetteville,

Old fashioned half runner
striped bean seed 20c pint; also
1 nice brown leghorn cockerel
8' months old $1.25, Mrs. H. Ae
Wilson, Martin, |

~ 20 Ibs. certified Chibah Gaver
watermelon seed,
FOB or I pay |
postage on lot; 100 bu. good corn:
slip shuck 75 bu. at-my barn.
J. D, Bishop, Rt. 4, Fitzgerald.

Velvet okra seed 25c lb; Jarge
spoonful broad leaf. tobacco
seed 15c; vigorvine tomato seed
25c dozen; everbearing straw-_
berry plants Bc C.-$175- Mo

collard plants 45c for 400. All |

mailed:-.-15,- A, Crow. Rt. ao

| Gainesvile,
Kudzu plants. by musi

Striped half runner beans
20c cupfull: rice peas and pop-
corn 2 cups 15c; collard and
mustard seed 5c spoonful: black

roy and May. cherrry, 2
for

15c. Mrs,
Rte 3, Ellijay.

Tomato seed, Matelobe, Bal-

Henry Eller,

timore Stone, Bonnie Best $1.15 |.

ip Matchless Red Rock Brown

spice $1.10 Ib.:.7 big packages
WR.

Stephens, Pte Dahlonega. -

Clean white nest. multiplying
onions 50c gal. or 2% ga. $1.00,
delivered; extra early roasting.
ear seed corn 25c pt. delivered.
Cash or money order.
stamps. Mrs. Grace B. Mur-
phy, Rt. 2, Jasper.

Watermelon (true to name
Pride of Ga.) seed, % lb. 30; %
Ib. 55c: 1 Ib, $1.10, R. D. Dun-
lap, Eldorendo. oe.

Blue Ridge Mountain climb-
ing tomato, grows to 20 ft... up.
to 3 bu. to vine. 200 seed, 25c:
Colossal, . the largest
grown (yellow), grows over 4

Ibs. Will give 10 seed with first
80. orders. All I have of them.

will C. Smith Roy.

a spoonful early June tomato
seed,pt. pure white Crowder
peas, %4. pt. Stone Mt, melon
seed, all for 35ce in stamps post-_
paid: 25 climbing tomato seed
Mrs. M.
Ss. Kelly, Bio. Danielsville.

White and colored. bunch but-
ter. beans, Kentucky wonder,
stringless. greenpod beans 20c
teacup, 2 cups 35c del.; cushaw,
citron, yard long beans, 5c
tablespoon: Dunlap strawberry
plants 20c C. Add postage. Mrs.
Ralph Williams, Cumming. ae

YeHow meat watermelon
seed, pure seed, gray rind, up
to 30 Ibs., good and sweet, 2
tablespoontuils 2100: ..9 table-
aie 25, plus postage. B.S

. Miller, Rebecca.

Hastings. white prolific corn
for seed, nubbed and shelled,
50ce pk., $2.00 bu. plus postage
4 cups tender bunch gar en
beang, heavy bearing, 20c cup-
ful postpaid; garlic bulbs 20c
doz.* black cherries 2-3 ft. $1.00
dozen. Money order. Mrs. A.
Horsley, Rt. 2, Waco. :

15 Ibs. Hales best cantaloupe
seed, mildew resistance, saved
from choice melons, 65c lb. or
60c lb. for the lot. O. S. Wil-
liams, Bis, McRae. *

1940 crop sugar drip syrup
cane seed 7c lb, Postage paid on
10 lbs. or. more; old fashioned
tender cornfield bean seed 15c

lteacupful or 2 for 25c. Rostage

paid on 2 cups or more. Lenton
B. Hunt, RED 1, Acworth.

Striped tender half _ runner
snap beans 20c lb. plus postage;
colored bunch butter beans 20c
Ib. plus postage; 6 weeks black
crowder peas 15c ib.-or-5 es
er more at 10 lb. Mrs. J.

Crumbley, eee, Pitts.

Big gourd (50 inches round
18 inches high), good matured
seed, 15c dozen. Have seven of
the gourds for sale. Now is time
to plant them; Stone Mt. and
Gypsy melon seeds mixed. 75c
Ib. Money order. Mrs. aE W.
Teague, Rt. 1, Suwaneee.

Salad English pea seed, large
speckled Crowders, 20c eupful.
Exc. for sacks. Mrs. Harley
Richards, Talking Rock, R..2,

Genuine imp. Cuban Queen
or Dixie Qeen melon seed, 75c
lb. Hand saved from large,
selected melons. Guar. pure.
sound and clean. W. O. Bird-
song, Gordon.

Tomato seed, Batimore, Stone. |
Matchless $1.10 Ib.; collard seed
44 Yb. 40.; 1 th. 70c postpaid in
Ga, Cash with order. eee

' | Ib. seed, ae

excellent |~

No |



Ist year, 20c Ib.; Hastings pro-
lific seed corn, 1st year, nubbed,
50c peck. Add postage. A. E.
Nix, Rt. 5; Gainesville. :

Moon and Star watermelons
(red meat and,
45-50 Ibs.), 20c o2., $1. 00 per %
ode D. ae
field, Ty TY. Rt.



BEANS AND. PEAS FOR
SALE



Conch. Bead abe pure,
a Redwine.; Madras.

ae peas, also white 6-wks.
old beans, weevil-free 30c lb.;
20c per %
stamps. Mrs. Gus
Cleveland, Rt. 1...

Willett Wonder English nea
Want ae each O-too-tan and

ning speckled velvets: also 10
bu. good P. R. potatoes to bed
for seed, 2500 MP. R. plants by
April 15th. INGE WV: Parhain,
Warm Springs. :

15 bu Clays $2.00 we 15 bu.
| Brabs $2.25 bu. FOB. Clean and
sound. B.C Wells, Thomson.

25 bu. pure yellow crowder
poe Guar. $3.00. bu. FOB. Pe

. Mauk, RFD 1; Mauk

ae running Clay | peas
planted with corn, picked with-.

order. L. M. Williams, Rt. 3,
Box 157, Gainesville.- ~~:

Extra tender hull, early bean
seed, home grown, striped half
runner and white garden beans,
very early kind. All sound.
Satisfaction guaranteed, 35c pt.
postpaid. 60c quart. No stamps.
Mrs, N. B. Overby, Rt. a5 Gain-
-esville . -

Tender . striped | half runner
beans 20c large cupful, or 2 for
.35c; white half runners, same
price. Mrs. Louenia Bell, Duluth.

Black pole or cornfield beans

McLeondon, Rt23> Carrollton. 2
22 Ibs. Seminole edible

greenish yellow) 3 lbs $1.00,
postpaid in Ga. White crowder
peas 10 Ibs. $1.00, delivered in

Wide.
300 bu, selenite Palmetto
soybeans at $2.25 bu. at my

White Sugar crowder peas, 10
Tbs. $1.00 delivered, .$5.00 bu.
Mrs.'S, P. Reed, Varnell

Small seeded prolific bunch
winter garden peas 25c lb, 5.
lbs $1,00 delivered. Mrs, H. W.
Law Chula.

Nice half runner beans, white
and pure, none faulty or dam-
aged. 25c large cup full. Albert
White, Rt. 1, Rocky Face.

White tender garden beans
20 large cup full. Lela Adams,
Clermont.

$1.50 bu; No. 1 runner peanuts
1$1.00 bu.; a few bu, Hast ngs
yellow prolific seed corn $1.25
for 1-2 bu; $2.25 bu; also What-
leys prolific $1.00 for 1-2 bu.;
$1.75 bu. Both nubbed and
shelled, H. M. Hobbs, Rt. 4, 41
Su nmer Hill Road, Thomasville,
8 bu. small round white,
brown eyed bunch field peas,
slightly wevil eaten $1.75 bu.
for the lot; 1 Covington cotton
dropper, good condition $12.00;
1 Junior harrow good condition,
$3.00. -C. E. Tripp, Dublin.

free from weevils 20c ib. plus
postage. Mrs. Claude Hulsey,
Gainesville.

White half runner beans
sale 15c teacupful plus postage.
Mrs, J. R. Riley. Rt. 1, Lula.

Pure No. 1 Brabham peas,
$2.00 bu.; hayseed soy beans,
recleaned and pure $2.00 bu.
Mrs. J. N Jackson, Goggins.

Cream sugar crowder peas 7
1b. in. 5: Ib. lots .or- mere FOB.
Alvin Golden, Rt. 2, pousles
ville. :

CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE







4 M bu. Whatleys prolific
slip shucked ear corn, high
quality, J.C. Collier, Barnes-
ville.

25 bu. extra good corn $1.00
at my crib. See or write Walter
Worth, Rt. 1, Alma.

Pure Whatleys prolific seed
corn, lst year, grown in 5 acre
contest: winning first. prize at
75 bu. per acre. $2.00 bu. FOB.
C. B. Swearengen, HED, Fort
Valley.

Improved | Marlboro prolific
seed corn, hand nubbed and
shelled, 75 pk, $2.00 bu. post-
eu to 2nd zone. W. G. Wald-

, Re inesville.



Ty iy s
fine flavor; wt,

| 1-2 bu.

25 lb., 2 Ibs. 40c, postpaid, Ear] |

White Half Runner cendeg

lb. postpaid. No t
Sosebee,

seed, 25c Ib.; over 10 lbs, 20c Ib.
Biloxi and 15 of 90-day run-

out being rained on, $2.00 bu. |
FOB. Sacked clean. Cash with

25c Ib, plus postage. Mrs. W. M.

ee ae:
Beans (delicious, color of seed

Ga. Mrs. A. B. Pickett, Mays-

farm. B. F, Vinson, Rt. 3, Macon. |'

Bi Je
90 day runner velvet HeuKE aad $1.00 bu. FOB. Be

Nice white half runner beans |





2 aching Dixie Honey. cane, e;| Ne eee

as Rt
a Good sound

avis, Rt.

Scotts
Prolific aS
type, field selected
de 205) peck
mail send Pe
Concord. ;
Kennedys yellow rolif
adapted to southe; ster
semi-flint, practically
proof, with smdll red.
bu. Special pri e on
ders. ~ FR. Be

Stone Mountain.

Big cob Elkins see

flinty white grains

pared, red cob, 60c p
P. ie Hermes Hay

cotton seed, 90c oe

J. B. Hickman, Barnes

ae stalk on commo c

nubbed and shelled :

| postpaid to 2nd z
| Adams, Rt. 3, Lat

Browns large whit

cob corn, some ears

after shucked, 2 e@

$i 00 peck, $3.00 bu

sie Ww, Brown, Helen

200 bu. good sip. shuck
70c bu. at my barn. D
terson; also feathers

D. A, Patterson, Bais

stalks having. 1S t

_|nubbed both ends, w

ant, $2.50 bu.; Stone
Ist year, $1.00 bu;
beans, $2.25 bu.; Man:
a 50 bu.; velvet be
are: Bolton, Grea
ee favorit
200 year old small
stone peach trees,
ie ae crook-nec

ae beck

Claxton, Hazlehur ee
Selected, cS to":

white cob corn, $1. 0

paid; $3.00 bu.. FOB.

order. J. D, Taylor, V

200 bu. good clear. of

lalpned shuck corn, 75c

my barn, %_ mile No

es care. fone = a
resistant, 75c peck

discount on 5 bu. or

some small white bush
butter-beans (k Own
derson beans) ors in
L. E. Phillips, Co. quit

COTTONSEEL
SA

sg ne pace fine DP&



FE. P. Powell, Rt. 2, Colle
25 bu. Stoneville cotto
kept pure at gin $1.00 b
Calvert, Ritz 2, Summit
300 bu. DP&l, 11-A
seed, | year 75c:bu- at,
bulk, or sacked 100 Ib
bin extra: = nS. Muse

Hi-Bred half and half
seed, Ist year. kept pure

SeOTS

has a good staple and large bo

$1.00 bu. FOB my stat tion
R. Reeves, Dearing.
Wannamaker cotton Ss
and rust-resistant, first
pure, $1.00 bu. at bart
Fauset Rt. 1, Villa Ric
200 bu Stoneville 2-B
year, but kept pure at
of this coton has 5 lock
poll. 8 bales on 7% acre
bu, T. G. Holland, Rt.
der Springs.
Cokers 100 strain stapl

+ton seed, sound and pu:

last year, 100 lb. bag $2.

Ben. R. Farmer, Sande;

DP&L seed and _
ginned in strictly pri

land recleaned. Made :

38 acres. $1.00 bu..
weight bag FOB; also
seedling pecans, sound
Shipped in ae ba
best offer. L. Thomas
1: Madison. == =

Brooms 90 day proli
seed, pure, 40 percent lint,
inch staple, 5 locks bill b
$3:50 cwt, freight pai
checks. J. H. Davis, Rt.
ledgeville. -

DP&L 11 A. sation seed
year. J 1-16 in. staple, ov
lb, lint per acre. ginned
variety gin, $1,00 bu, $2
John Harris. Monroe. -

Breams 90 day prolifi
lint, Summerours Hi-bred,
yr. over bale per acre agai
bad weather ao 4.50

- 1 Pat Darden


Four

- COTTONSEED _
FOR SALE

MARKET BULLETIN.

PECAN AND OTHER
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE



PRE, 11iA. cotton seed, - 1st!"

sar, $3.00 C in. new _ bags;
rown top millet seed $6.00 C.

V. Porter, Covington.
Pure Stoneville 2 B cotton
seed, first year. Ginned in large
ts: at one variety gin and cared
for especially zor planting seed.
to 30 bu. 90c bu.; 30 bu. and
rer 80c bu.
oggins.
100 bu. pure Stoneville No. 2-
cotton seed, lst year_ $1.25 bu.
ewt.; 50 bu. Hastings yel-
low prolific seed corn Ist. year
$l. 00 for 14 Ibs. or $1.75
T. J. Crummey,

Emory Jackson,

100 bu. DP&L 11A_ ist year
tton seed, kept pure $1.00 bu
. Price, Rt 3. Wrightsville.
Stoneville 2B cotton seed
0 bu.. $3.00 cwt. Ulla Wilson,
- NL Wilson, Villa Rica.
coton seed,
originator last

5c. ou. . G. Morris, Bowdon.

600 bu. pure DP&L cotton

, ls year direct, field select-

ed_ ad privately sinned, $1.00

OB my home. Ww. E. Hogg,

Plains.

150 bu. Rhyne Cook wiilt-re-

cotton seed, Ist year, kept

, gin, $1. 00. bu FOB.
wel Benson, Rt. 2, TyTy.

amaker 5 lock big boll

st year, kept pure at gin,

stanle, seed No. 1, pure.
y Bowdon.

clean; selected from cotton
cing bale to acre. $3.00 per
bag. au H. Flowers, Res

annamaker Ss Wonder Dixie

mph wilt-resistant cotton
-16 staple, pure and
00 bu. $3.00 cwt. John

own, Rt, 3, Hartwell.
ed cotton seed (success-
alf & Half) first a

00 bu.

HH ge No. 1 cotton on
1 re at gin, 75c bu. FOB.

. Will exch. Write.

Ss Early Pride cotton

d sta ee inch 45 Seats

00 cwt. at my -barn
eae Thomaston.

r corn peas, peavine
velvet beans. W.

_ Swords. :
day prolific cotton seed,
, long lint, easily picked,
bales per acre, Ba 50 bu.

t. FOB. Bill B. Webb,





te inspected and guar-

wn Turkey Figs,
in plum, bushes white
ong vines, red May
hazelnut bushes, mus-
vines,

son, Rt. 2 Waco.
hioned peach _ trees,
rieties, 2 years old, $1.

5. 00 C; 50 black walnut

zen, $2.50 for lot.
Woodruff, Greenville.
rown Turkey fig, bronze
pernong, black muscadine
years 10c each, $1.00 and

50 dozen. Strong LOOtS.. ck
Or more prepaid. Ethel

oN o Turkey figs white
srnong vines, black mus-
vines, hazelnut bushes,
yellow plums, red cher-

1.00 dozen. Miss Hazel

Rt. 2, Box 86, Waco.

riginal sweetening ap-

korth, Limbertwig $1.00

10c each; red goose

s 10c each. Mrs. J. B.
nt, Rt. 2, Bowdon.

uppernong vines 10c each,

00 dozen; Concord grape

ines 20c each, $1.20 dozen: gar-

bulbs 35 dozen: strawberry

(20c dozen; postage paid.

Turkey figs. bronze

ong, Concord grape,
Uns: eee se

1 erie 10c ess oe 00

.|$1.50 dozen. Strong roots.

lic bulbs 35c dozen; strawberry

"| dike strawberries, 10c ea., $1.00

White scuppernong vines 2 ft.
long, well rooted 25c each;
sweet pomegranates, well root-
ed 30c each: brown figs 2-3 ft.
15c each. Add postage. Mrs.
P. BE, Pierce, Rt. 1. McIntyre.

Peach trees, all leading varie-
ties, state inspected and guaran-
teed true to name $35.00 M,
$5.00 C and 80c dozen. R. A.
Travis Riverdale.

-Brown Turkey Figs, blue
Damson plum_ bushes, white
scuppernong vines, red May
cherries, hazelnut bushes, mus-
cadine vines, 10c each; $1.00
dozen delivered: Miss Ruby
Patterson, R. 2, Waco.

Old fashioned peach tres,
choice varieties, 2 years old,
$1.00 dozen $5.00 C: 50 black
walnut $1.00 dozen, $2.50 for lot.
Blanche Woodruff, Greenville.

Brown Turkey fig, bronze
scuppernong, black muscadine
1-2-3 years 10c each, $1.00 ere
dozen or more prepaid. Ethel
League, Rt. 2, Waco.

Brown Turkey figs, white
scuppernong: vines, black mus-
cadine vines, hazelnut bushes,
red and yellow plums -red cher-
ries, blue Damson plums. 10c
each $1.00 dozen. Miss Hazel
Patterson, Rt. 2. Bx 86, Waco.
Old original sweetening apple,
Hackworth, <uimbertwig $1.00
dozen. 10c each; red goose plums |
10e each. Mrs. J.-B: Kent, Rt. 2,

Scuppernong vines 10c each,
$1.00 dozen; Concord grape vin-
es 20c each $1.20 dozen; gar-.

plants 20e dozen; Postage paid.
Marie Clackum, Rt. 2, Waco.
Brown Turkey figs,
scuppernong, Concord grape,
yellow June plum, sassafras
sprouts 10c eagh, $1.00 dozen;
Kudzu crowns, $4.00 M; Klon-

dozen. Billie Chandler, Rt. 2,
Waco.

White scuppernong vines Dts
long well rooted 25c each; sweet
pomegranates well rooted 30



each: brown figs 2-3 ft. 15 each.
| Add postage. Mrs. P. E. Pierce.

ker staple cotton for | Ps Becta yt:

bearer, well rooted 25c each;

E.} A. Patterson, RFD 2, Waco.
Hawk-



-muscadine, black ease ae
rberry, gooseberry 10c
rue to name, $35.00 M. Gach. $1.00 dozen.
* terson, Rt. 2, Waco. .

blue |

10c each, $1.00) |

livered, Miss Ruby Pat-: comb honey, 5 lbs. 75c; 10 lbs.



24 black wainut trees, heavy

blue Damson, red Goose plums,
black muscadine, white & black
scuppernong, Concord and
Niagara grape 10c each. Brown
turkey figs 25ec each. Guaran-
teed. Mrs. Artyce Entrekin, Rt.
2. Waco, -:

Old fashioned blue plum,
Brown Turkey fig, white scup-
pernong 10c each $1.00 dozen;
hazelnut, crabapple, 8c each, 85
dozen; Sycamore trees 2-3 | ft.
25c each, 4-6 ft. 50c ea. Opal

Brown Turkey figs,
worth, Horse Apple, Limber-
twig and Yates apples, black
and white scuppernong, musca-
dine vines, May and Richmond
cherries, hazelnuts, blue Dam-
son, red goose plums 10c each,
$1. 00 dozen; Kudzu crowns $5.00
AUT. Patterson, Waco.

Brown Turkey figs 2-5 ft.,
well rooted 10c each, $1.00 doz.;
|+pblue Damson, red Goose plum,
May cherry, scuppernong and

Inez Pat-

HONEY BEES AND BEE
SUPPLIES FOR SALE

Highest



quality Gallberry

$1.50 del.; 6, 5 lb. $3.30; 12, 5
lb. $6.00 FOB. Prompt ship-
ment guaranteed. D F Thomas,
Odum S

Sour wood honey: in 5 lb.
pails 15 lb.; poplar honey, 10c
lb. All Del. Ww. F, Clayton, Quill.

20 colonies honey bees, strong
frame; also 20 B. R. hens and
2 young cockerels, Yr. old, for
sale, Jo oH Wood, Sr. Ander-
sonville.

Pure Gallberry Ext. honey.
only, in 10 lb. pails, 95 ea., $5.00
per C of 6. No checks.
shipping charges. Jim Pye,
Odum. ;

Good Ext. honey in 60 lb. cans,
Bo, 00; 2 cans, $9.50 frt. prepaid.

bronze |

Send lin

EGGS FOR SALE

FARM HELP WANTED



Pure B: R. eggs, from Booths

30. C. P. Plunkett, Summer-
ville, Rt. 4.

Fresh, fertile turkey eggs,
$2.25 per 15; 20c each for dozen
or less. A. L. Colson Lake Park.

Select White Giant eggs, trap-
nest and Foundation stock prize
winner. $1.25 ver 15 postpaid.
E. A. Brack, Augusta, 1996 Fin-
wick St.

W.L. and R. I. Red eggs, both
purebred stock though crossed,
65c per 15; 50c doz. postpaid.
No checks. , Addie E. Bennett,
Atlanta, Rt. 6, Box 110.

Booking orders for purebred
Bronze turkey eggs. $2.50 per
12; $20.00 Ce Poults
$40.00 C. Mrs. Neal T. Williams,
Buena Vista.

Large type Dark Cornish
eggs from prize winners and
heavy layers $1.50 for 16; $2.50
for 32>"R. wh. Adair; Stone
Mountain.

Fresh grade A. R. C. Wyan-
dotte eggs, 50c per 15 plus post-
age. Eggs from AAA strain. Mrs.
Mildred Williams, Summit.

Purebred AAA B. R. eggs, 75
per 15, postpaid. Mrs. WL.
Daniel, Dawson, Rt. 1.

New Hampshire Red eggs,
$1.00 per 15. From prize winners
at? Southeastern Fair, s.ugusta.
Exc. for pair turkeys. E. B.
Rainwater, Hephzibah.



HOGS FOR SALE

AAA grade, 75 per 15; $1.40 for

in April,.

Want man and wife or mother
and son over 18, to work on
small truck and plant farm and
in flower gardens. Wife or
mother to do light work, such
as picking strawberries, pulling
plants, ete. C. A. Dobbs. Gain-
esville, 502 Hudson St.

Want settled, colored woman
to live on place and do light
farm work. no field work. Gcod
home. Ref. required. Mrs. C.
A. Johnson, Stone Mtn., Bx 315.

Want farm help for 2 2-H.
farms, 1 includes sour cream
business, 15 cowsall 50-50.

ages, number in family, exper-
jence. Good land, houses,
schools, churches. W. M. White-
hurst, Jeffersonville

Want family of good reliable
people, white or colored, to
work on Collier Farms at Pied-
mont; school, churches, 2 daily
mails.
ville, RFD 1.

Want colored family for 1%
horge farm, 50-50 basis. Plen-
ty day work for 1 or 2 in fam-
ily; pay end of each week. Must
be good worker and_ control
your family. Located 11% miles
Lithonia. Apply at once. Mrs.
Carl C. Holley .Atlanta, 23 Me-
morial Dr., S. W.

Want reliable woman, country
raised, to live in home and do
light farm work, no field work.
Good home and reasonable sal-
ary. W. H. Jackson, Atlanta, 329
Whitehall St.





S. P. C. pigs, 5 months old, wt.
about 100 lbs. dbl. treated. $10
each. Register buyers name. C.
H. Trussell, Sandersville.

Reg. Hampshire boars and
sows. Good type and bred right.
Woodrow Purdon, Farm Supt.,
Fodena Plantation, Isle of Hope
Savannah.

A9 months old, 160 lb. sub-
ject to registration, S. P. C. male
. $8.00 erated; 6 weeks old pigs,
subject to regis., males $4.00
each; females $5.00 each. James
A. Bennett, Jr. Jesup, Rt. 1.
_| Black Essex weaned pigs, $8
each; 65-75 lb. pigs $11 each;
100 Ibs., $14.00 each. With ap-
plication for reg,. and cholera
treated. Pairs No-akin. W. J.
Bargeron, Sardis.







- POTATOES AND
-VEGETABLES FOR SALE

About 500 bu. P. R. potatoes,
FOB truck my place, also P.R.
potato seed, 75c bu. Both yel-
low and red skin; also 2 cans
home-made lard, $5.00 per 50
Tb: can. HH. LE: Zipperer, Marlow.

Red skin P. R. potatoes, $1.00
bu.; Dixie Triumph wilt-resis-
tant cottonseed, pure Ist year.,
75e bu. Eugene Snider, Mitchell.

White and Red P. R. potato
seed, Gov. insp., $1.00 bu. FOB.
x, Brown Fitzgerald, 810 So.
Grant St. -

200 bu. Vineless P. R. sweet
potatoes, sound, true to name
for seed. John H. Allen, Fort
Valley.

GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE



Good, bright shucks, $2.00 per
2 horse load. G. W. Chatham,
VillaRica, Rt. 2:

500 bales Spanish peanut hay,
$9.00 ton, del. Willie Powell,
Eldorendo, 2 mi. East Eldorendo.

12 tons bright peanut hay,
$9.00 ton.
Bt. de

Blue Stem wheat, free from
weevil damage, $1.15 bu.; Pure
Stoneville 2-B cottonseed, first
year privately ginned reclean-
ed 95cc bu. Riley C. Couch,
Quinn.

Good grade Bale Hay, John-
son grass and clover. Preferably
picked up at the barn. See
Carey Freeman, Tenant on Gor-
ham Farm. Rt. 3. Bx 25, Frank-

75 tons good, bright peanut
| hay in -good bales, $12.00 ton;
6 ton lots $11.00 ton. Earnest



@): Hallman, Blackshear Rt. 1.

Pure, Ext. honey, 1-10 lb.
pail parcel post be ae $1.00;
2-10 lbs., $1.90; 6-10 lb. pails, |
exp. collect, $4. 00: ee 50 gal. |
barrels, 55 gal. FOB. John A. |
Crummey, Jesup;-P. O. Box. 117.

12 pat. hives of bees, 1 1-2
story 8 frames to hive; good
cond., not robbed in 1940, Itali-:
an and Mixed bees. $1.50 ea. del.
here; also empty Pat. hives,
complete, $1.00 ea. Ge .rge D.
Miller, Woodland. :'

Fancy Gallbery comb honey
in new cans, 1-10 lb., $1.40
postoaid in Ga.: cans, $6.00

,

GU



FOB here. J, c. Jernigan, Du- |
Oe rue is :

Gaines, Fitzgerald, Rt. 3, care
Russell Farms,

1300-3 hand bundles fodder,
$1.25 per hundred. Call at John
| Pettyd, Loganville, Rt. 2, or Mrs.
Sarah Johnson, Logany ille, Box
168.

Seed oats, in 5 bu. bags, good,
bright, clean seed, 60c bu.;
Whatleys Prolific seed corn,
hand nubbed, sacked, 24% bushel
bags, $1.60 bu. All FOB. J, B.
Hunnicutt, Ft. Valley.

Large amount No. 1 peanut
hay (in .Waterloo Community,
West Cor. Irwin.Co., 10 miles
ae $7.00 ton, loaded on

-L. E, Shiflett, Chula,

E. Cc, Pope, Ocilla,

POSITIONS wan



Want job on tearm. Well exp.
and licensed engineer; will op-
erate. Diesel tractor for expens-
es. Chester Baldwin, Atlanta,
ce-o Gen. Del.

28 yr. old young man weak
job on farm. Good worker. $3.50
week, board and laundry. No
bad habits. Can come at once.

mond St. S. E.

- Want job on farm. Raised on
farm and know how. Do not use
tobacco, drink or curse. Want $3
week and board, or 75c day by
day and board. Charlie T. Yan-
cey Austell. :



PEANUTS AND PECANS
FOR SALE



Pure-No.: 1 Va. bunch pea-
nuts; 5c 1b. in lots. at barn;
purebred. Duroc-Jersey sow, 21%
yrs. old, cholera immune, far-
row in March (pigs S.P.C. and
Duroc cross), $25.00 at barn. W.
S. Norton Edison.

Large white Spanish peanuts,
25c gal., $1.25 bu..; white bunch
lima butter-beans, 10c lb.; white
nest onions, 35c gal:; pop corn,
10c lb. Add postage. Mrs. Mat-
tie Wright. Buchanan, Rt. 1.

Spanish peanuts, 5c lb.
recleaned, Georgia Runners,
Ib? in 100; lb. lots, FOB: D.
Thompson, Pinehurst.

also
5e
i



FRUIT AND BUTTER
"2 FOR SALE



Fresh Jersey butter, 25c lb.
del. in 4 lb. lots Saturday. Guar.;
white velvet okra seed, 12%
lb. or Exc. for anything can use.
aoe T. Thornton, Bowdon,

Bright sundried apples, 13c
lb Add postage; 2 geese, $2.00
for pair; good, fresh country
ae 25c lb. Avery Weeks,

ia

Nice sundried apples, free of
core, worms, peel, 12c lb. Add

postage; lot of garlic bulbs for

best offer.
ford. Rt 22:

7 lbs. nice, peeled, free of
worms, sundried, Golden Deli-
cious apples, del. 1 pkg. to 2nd
zone for $1.00. Exc. for Red
Ripper peas. Write first; also
4 lbs. nice, brickmold butter,
free of coloring del. in 1 ship-
ment 2nd zone, $1.00. Curren-
cy or postage stamps. Mrs. L.
A. Sanders, Ashland.

Wm. Middleton, Bu-



PECAN AND OTHER
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE



24 black walnut trees, heavy
bearer, well rooted, 25c each;
blue Damson, red goose plums,
black muscadine, white and
black scuppernong. Concord and
Niagra grapes 10c ea. Brown
Turkey Figs, 25c ea., and guar-

Attyce Eutrekin. |



White or colored families. State |

Eee Lott, Supt., Harness

Joe Stallings, Atlanta. 376 Or-

|

able.

Wednesday, February 19, 1941

RABBITS AND CAVIE
FOR SALE



50-60 young rabbits, 8 to
wks: old, N. Z. Whites and
about 1 doz. N. Z. Reds, $ 50.
to $2.50 pair; 10-12 White bu:
11. 122 yrs. old; $2.50 to #35
ea; also large var. duck eg
60c setting. Mrs. Julia Varnado

| Atlanta, 130 So. Candler Road,

Healthy gray buck, 10 mos.,
white does, pair ( buck and doe
yellow ones, 5 mos. old, $1.
ea. postpaid. Ronald Lyne
Romes Rt. 1. *

Pair each, purebred Chine
las and N. a Whites, 1 ne:
grown Chinchilla buck, p
young Chinchillas. Sell or exe.
for 5 Black Cochin bantam her
and rooster; also 3 pr. comm
pigeons to exc. for 3 commo
hens. James Hatris, East ro
211 Hendrix Ave.

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE >





For sale or exc. oad gra
doe, reg., purebred Toggenb
buck, 6 mos. old, from 15
milk stock. Sired by SIL
rick T-2678. At stud, reg.
buck, fee $5.00 for purebreds:
$3.00 for grades. Warren Roll
Atlanta, 349 Murray Hill A
N. E. De 6912.

Nannie goat, freshen in abo
a month, $20.00; fertile buc
yrs. old, half Nubian end

day. J.. Jolly, Atlanta. R
Box 124.

4 milk goats, all zOod: re
2 fresh, 2 freshen soon. See |
time. C. V. Bulger me
No. Spencer St.

Purebred, ped., ren: 2
hornless Toggenburgs. Qua
breeding for high milk prod
tion. Few more choice 19
purebred doe and buck kid:
sell. Reasonably priced. A
outstanding ped. Toggenb
buck at stud, fee $5.00. Jot
Hynds, Atlanta, 93 Warr Ss
N. E., De 5140. i

For service, reg. see
Nubian ssire, N- 2397 A.
53807 A. M. G. R. A. Hornle
black with light trim; best
the south of the breed, - fe
5.00 for purebreds; $3. 00
grades. No shipping. Kids ec
ing now; few to spare.
Grubbs, Demorest. ;

1 graded Southdown
$5.00 at my barn. Geo. D.
field Louisville,

Booking orders for Febtuam
purebred, ped., and reg. Togge
burg and Saanan doe and
kids. Mrs. G. W. Collins,
ta, 1992 McLendon Ave.

De 3792. -

Reg. Saanan male at stud, |
$3.00. W. J. Sumlin, Atl n
Center Hill.

HORSES AND MULE
ee FOR SALE





Mule, wt. 850 to 900 Ibs.
good working condition. Mt
sell, $35.00 cash or take heav
breed chickens or good hei

Edward Standhardt, Clarksto

Have gray mare mule, $30
also some plows cheap. M
W. Beckwith, Rt. 1, Bx.
Louisville.

Horse and mule for
cheap. Grady Orr, Riverdale.

1 horse mule 3 1-2 years ol
about 900 lbs. Well broke $15
Trade for catttle or part.
balance on note. Willie Vick
RFD: 3, Douglas. | re

One plug mule Snuten fo
sale. Jas. H. Linn, Rydal.

One bay horse mule about
years old, good eyes, no b
ishes, weight about 850

mares 5 years :
Work anywhere. . At Hi Or
Level. W. C. Smith, Rt 1,
Carrollton -

One very fine mare 4
old last June. Make fine bre

S.
A No.

C Brown, Ryd
1 good farm. horse

hay at market prices.
ren, Tugalo.

Pair mules, 8 and 9 year
850 lbs., good workers and
work anywhere.

Phillips, Rt. 2, Douglasvi
12 yr. old bay horse mule,
1050-1100 Ib. sound, good wo
er, also 1 h. wagon, some.
tools a Jersey heifer, -
last February. J. B. Si apk
Riverdale.





Good, home-raised, 1
sweet and juicy flue cure
lbs. chewing $1.00; 11 lbs.
ing $1.00; 5 Ibs., 50c



Prompt shipment. M.
Alma. x &