Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1941 March 19

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DEPART MENT
OM LINDER

AGRICULTURE
COMMISSIONER



_ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1941



SOTTON AN D THE SOUTHBy Tom Linder



A few weeks ago I wrote an article about the bill of Con-
ressman Fulmer of South Carolina; proposing to substitute five
million bales of cotton a year for imported wood pulp in the
aanufacture of paper.
This law should be passed at once. The passage of this law
vould provide employment for at least five million people, be-
nning with the plow on the farm and ending with the em-
yloyees in the paper mills.
Tamin receipt of a letter from Congressman F. W. Boykin,
f the First District of Alabama. Mr. Boykin has a bill providing
r the use of bales of cotton in the construction of bomb shelters.
_ Bales of cotton were first successfully used as protection in
ar by Andrew Jackson at the battle of New Orleans in the War
f 1812. Andrew Jackson had bales of cotton piled in the gaps
tween the levees to make complete fortification for the pro-
ection of the revolutionary troops.
= Cotton was also used with the greatest, success as breast-
works in the battle of Atlanta during the War Between the
tates and in many. other battles.
_ It is known that bales of cotton will stop shells from big
uns that will shoot, through concrete and steel.
Bomb shelters built of concrete cannot be moved in times

lways be ready for use again in case of war.
~ Cotton is indestructible and can be made fireproof, water-
roof and vermin proof.

The bill of Mr. Boykin ought to be the law. Bomb shelters
ire desperately needed by the countries which are to be helped
inder the Lease-Lend Bill and every bale of surplus cotton could

. sent to them for this purpose, thereby creating a market for
ery bale of cotton in the United States.

Georgia is potentially the greatest cattle and dairy state

In the United States today.

This is true because of our soils and climates. With pas--

ures developed in Georgia, with plenty of cottonseed meal for



Livestock Sales and Georgia Auction Markets

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Re eboris received at this office show following average prices paid
for No. 1 hogs at the Live Stock Auction Markets named:

eMoarch 7Metter 1.2... os $7.00 CWr
March 11Macon 2 6 75-1.00
_ March 11Soperton . 6.46
Paton 1a Americus <2. 2) ee 00 +

TOP FED CATTLE







7.50-9.50
6.68
6:45-9.40

March 11Macon
- March 11Soperton
| March 13Americus













feed, and with our mild climates we can outstrip any other sta

We are now shipping into the United States every year mo
than one billion pounds of cocoanut oil and palm oil from
Philippine Islands, East Indies, and Dutch Indies Islands on
other side of the world. War conditions will soon make it i
possible to bring this oil half way around the world.

It will take seven million bales of cotton a year to sup) h

a billion pounds of oil to replace the oil from the Philipping I

lands and East Indies.

Honorable J. E. McDonald, Commissioner of Agrine 2
Texas, has been advocating a plan to give the cotton produc
of the United States a domestic allotment of cotton on w
they would be protected in price by the Government under th
parity price system of the Triple A. Mr. McDonald propo:
that in addition to this domestic allotment the farmers shoul
be permitted to grow whatever ee they want to grow
foreign markets.

The ccyton farmers in some edi could grow cotton
export while other farmers in some sections, on. account of
high cost of production, would not be able to grow cotton
export in competition with cotton produced in other countri

Under Mr. McDonalds plan all cotton growers would
an equality in so far as the price that they would receive for
ton grown under the domestic allotment. It would be entirely up
to each individual grower to determine whether or not he would.
undertake to grow cotton for export.

I believe Mr. McDonalds plan is good and it should be e
acted into law. :

With the marketing system for vegetables, fruits and true
crops which we are now building, with an opportunity to devel
op the cattle and dairy industry of Georgia, and with increa
use of cotton, the South could, once again become independ n
and self-sustaining.

I notice from the Atlanta Constitution and from the e
marks of Senator George and Senator Russell that most of he
tremendous sums of money being spent by the Government
defense are being spent for industrial developments i in other $
tions of the country.

Mt is, of course, up to the Government to determine whee
thinks is the best location to bulld these great industrial en er
prises.

The people of the South are as patriotic as any people on.
earth and the largest percentage of volunteers in every wa

+

come from the South. \

The South is largely agricultural. If these suggestions - le
be carried out the agricultural South will be able not only to live
but to help feed and clothe the balance of the nation. .

TOM LINDER, Commissioner of Agriculture





Eggs, Large, Dos.

MARKET REPORT OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

Prevailing Wholesale Prices (FOB. Pointa Mentioned) March 15, 1941. Always subject to Variation.



Atlanta

.18-,20 INDEX



Eggs, Medium, Doz.

16-.18



fggs, Small, Doz.__



.15-.16





Hens, Col. 4 1-2 lbs. up,
. Hens, Leghorn, Lb

49=14 Special Notice





Roosters, Lb.

aes Second Hand Machinery for Sale _. 2 ;



Stags, Lb.
Friers, Lb

9. FS Second Hand Machinery Wanted 2-3



Ducks, Lb.

.10-.12



Geese. Lb...

'10-.12 Incubators and Brooders for Sale ES :



Turkeys, Lb:

Incubators and Brooders Wanted



Sapons. Lb.



Plants for Sale



country Butter, best table, Lb.





- Sjeld Peas, mixed, Bu.
field Peas, not mixed, Bu.

Pecan and Other Fruit.Trees for Sale 3



Zar Corn (80 lbs. to bu.), Bu.

Miscellaneous for Sale



Shelled Corn, Bu...



ate Bie ee

Miscellaneous Wanted Se





Wheat. Bu, ooo ss

PFobaced for: Sale. =



Sweet Potatoes, No. 2s



Cabbage, Green, per 100 Lbs..
Sabbage, White, per 100 Lbs

Potatoes for Ale. ee =



Peavine Hay, No. 1, Ton__
Peanut Hay, No. 1, Ton...

15.00-16.00 Fresh and Cured Meat for Sale ___.

_12.00-13.00



Spanish Peanuts, No. 1, Ton

65.00 : Positions Wanted ee e5





Cottonseed (Prime) Car Lots
Cottonseed Meal, 41 per cent
. Cottonseed Meal, 7 ver cent



28.00- 29.00 ton

$34.00-$35.00 ton Spa we Z
26.00- 27.90 ton













MARKET

ZORGIA MARKET BULLETIN



_Execative Office,

Published Weekly at

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By Department of Agriculture
Tem Linder, Commissioners
State Capitel,

Atlanta, Ga.



Publication Office :

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State Capitel, Atlanta. Ga.







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Market, 222 State Capitol.
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- at Covington, Georgia under Act

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Notices of farm produce and appurtenances
: -inserted one time on each request

regulations

admissable under
and r-

only when request is accompanied by new copy of notice.

ted space will, not permit insertion of notices containing

e than 3@ words including

my er Legislative Act the



s) who will have Spec-

r Guinea eggs this season, |

advise the approximate
ber you will have and
ey will be ready. for
3UREAU OF MARKETS

Capitol.

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*OND-HAND





Ye. Mrs, E. B. Cotton,

tocls for 1 h. farm-
McCormick mow-

itaway harrow,|

arning plow, cul-
See Saturdays and

C. Oglesby, Cham--

Highpoint Rd.
isc harrows, 6-ft.
complete set tobacco
16 Ft, barn, used 1 sea-
and 2 h. plows a other
ment for farm. See. L. R.
Talbotton, Bee
fasters Little Giant plant
r fair cond., $2.75 prepa.d
H. Rucker, Milner. Rt.

yn tractor, good run-

pete Cor :
eee eS :
Tse. s 4

anut sheller, perfect

season (shells both

Runners and 3 tons

p. Ernest Harris,

ale cape

. pressure, mounted,

n. John Fay, Oakman.

new 2h. John Deere

ood bodies, will hold

wheat $65.00. D. M.
Menticello. ce

as, eng, 1 riding)

John Deere make,
<3 roller, 1 horse,

and other farm

mr sale. See or
200.00. Mrs. J. C.

wagon, $5
gs, Atlanta, 1352

nent, etc. complete,

g order $75.00. FOB

ee Sat, or Sundays.

uggle, Chamblee. Rt.

ell, clear tone, wt. 75
sale or exc. for 3500

. potato plants, to be |.

Jater than May Ist; 1

Laval cream separat-
dc nd., sell or exc. for |

an use on farm. J. T.

- Warwick.

mp puller, fair cond.,

ly to work, good as new,
ft. cable, 1 power block and
k 575.00 cash or trade
ogs or chickens. O.

any responsibility fer any notice appearing

; | Hotel.
Orchard Spray- |

$35.00,

| farm

|mowers, 2 w

Rame and address.

Georgia Market Bulletin does not

in the

SECOND HAND -
MACHINERY FOR SALE

Good cotton stalk cutter on
wheels, No. 1 cond., blades still
sharp. Sell or trade for weeder
or good gilt (hog) of good



| breeding. J. S. West Cuthbert.

8 gal. electric churn, A-1
cond., value $15.00. Exc. for pigs

not under 25 ib. wt., free of

' disease. Write. Mrs, Lena Sex-

|ten, Bainbridge. j

- Sullivan guano distributor, 1
Farmers Favorite cotton plant_
er good cond., cheap or exc.
for a Cole planter. M. B. Ja-

| cobs, Hortense.

Oliver combination corn and |
cotton planter, good cond., used
1 year, $5.00 cash. H. M. Hark-
ins, Forest Park, Be
-. McCormick-Deering milking
machine, complete with 2 single
milking units and 1-2 h. p. elec-
tric motor, etc. $200.00. Roy W.
Hardy Durand, _ ee

Boiler and engine, used in.

|Gin, at bargain. Can be seen at

my gin, 4 1-2 mi. S. E. Barnes-
ville on No. 7 Hwy. O. H. Owen,
Barnesville. eae eS
John Deere tractor, model B,
used ohly part of last season,

| good as new. 2 sections, Har-
|tow. 12x18 discs, Oliver plow,
19-30 in, disc. Reasonable. W.S. |

McCarty, Dalton. phone 277J.
A 1h. Oliver plow, $3.50

FOB. T. J. Steed, Buena Vista.
Farmall 30 tractor! thorough. |
ly overhauled, performs like
new, priced away down, Jas. H.
Craig, Athens. CFO! Georgian
2h. No. 3 Mitchell wagon, low
wheels good cond., $25.00; good
2h. hay rake. $8.00: hog kettle.

poorwill peas, $2.00 bu. 6 mi.
North of here. A. J. Bailey.
Sharpsburg. % =>. : ae
2h. wagon with bedy, $20.00;
Syracuse 2 h. turn plow, also
cotton planter, without guano
atachments, A. N. Gampbrell,
Cornelia, At. de eae

Corn mill, Crusher. i2 h. p.
eng., other equipment. for rea-
sonable cash. Mrs. E. C. Spence.
Ball Ground. Rt, 4, x
' 4 Oliver tractor disc harrows,

pose. Cultivator, new, mule
drawn disc harrows, spring, also
peg tooth harrows, 4-2 h; wag-

jong Oliver and Syracuse 1 and

2 h. turn plows, also all kinds
Stools: J) ; Ce. Collier,
Barnesville. . -
Bradley riding cultivator
complete, used less 2 wks., per_
fect cond., $30.00 for quick sale;
other equipment. E, B,. Aycock,
Statham = i782
McCormick mowing machine,
practically new, for sale. C, J.
} James. Union City.
10 ton Howe standard scale,
A-1 cond., used 3 seasons, sac-
rifice for $150.00. C. F. Harris-
on, Clarkston. 5 ;
- McCormick binder, good
cond., new sheets and blade, us_
-ed 1 yr., $50.00. Roscoe Pittman.
Lula. Rt. 1. gE

4h. p. used in farm work
$20.00 at barn, Leon Gaff. Fitz-

gerald. Rissa =

_ J. I, Case Threshing machine,
fine cond., 2 rebuilt McCormick |
od split pulleys. | se
or. sale. R. D, Tatum, Palmetto. |



4 $150.00.

tooth cultivator, 2 sets of plows,

65 gal., $10.00; 40 bu, Whip- |

1 Ferguson-Ford general pur-'

_ Fairbanks-Morse gas. motor, |

SECOND-HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

International Cultivator, good
cond., $30.00. E, D, Lawhorne,
Ty Ty, Ga. ,

1 Tin can sealer, good as new,
$7.00 pr exc. for honey and
meat. Ea. pay postage. Also
Blue Traveller game eggs, $1.00
per 15, Mrs. Ellen Teem, Pierce_
ville. :

A very good planter and
mule, cheap. Write or see. J.
Faircloth, Jakin. Rt. 1.

. McCormick dbl. bottom tract-

or plow, slightly used, $50.00;
1team cultivator, $15.00; Ford-
son tractor, not running. $20.00.
Matt Kallie, McKinnen.

2h. wagon, good cond., $60.00.
See at my farm, at Charlie
'Prices, Blundale. Mrs. Geo.
Smith, Savannah, 618 East 48th
St Ss S -

McCormick Deering binder,
good shape, also sheets with it.
Mrs. J. P. Turner, Mc-
Donough. Rt. 3. =

1 Georgia Cracker cotton
planter, $5.00 or exc. for 4 bu.
Runner peanuts. Bring cash or
peanuts and get planter. Cobb
A. Lee, Waycross. Rt. 2 Box 54
A. :

2h. wagon for sale or exc. for
a 1h. wagon. D. W. Davis, Cari
ton. Rt. 1.

Section harrow, 2-1 h, Oliver
goober turners, 41 Cole planter,
1 good Gee Whiz, good teeth, 1
Joe harrow, 1 Jr. cultivator, at
1-2 price. J. T. Hooper, Nor-
cross. Rt. 1. == :

Boiler and engine. used in
farming, for sale or trade in on
good pr. of mules, or other val-
ue. See or write. John Clark,
Grayson. Rt. 1. :

3-4 h. gas. engine, A-1 shape,
used in farm work, $12.50, or
exc. for yearlings at market
price. M, H. Davis, Thomaston.

Rt. 3. Be,

Good 2 h. Oliver, $5.00; 2 h.
John Deere middle-busters, us-
ed very little (factory point still
on it; together with. extra
point), $10.00; DeLaval cream
separator, No. 5, complete, all
good cond.,
strainers, etc. W.. M. Rockel,
Thomasville. Rt. 1. ae

Bradley mowing machine, 4
1-2 fh- cus.

Take sow and pigs or bred sow

lin part pay. E. W. Oglesby, At.

lanta. 44 Bass St, S. W., Ma

0385. eo se
Well digging outfit, complete,
at real bargain. If interested,
write. Troy L. Canady, Swains-
boro, See Sok
Good Walter A. Wocd mow-
ing machine, $15.00. Clyde Sha-
han LaFayette. Rt, 3. :
Grist Mill and gas. eng. for

Dillon St. N. W. |
Large boiler and eng., used in

farm work, $350.00. B. A. Man-

ous, Canton. Rt. 2. BEE

Ledbetter planter without
fertilizer attachment; plants
coton, corn and bean seed. $8.00
FOB. J. D. Mallet, Chatsworth.
Rie?

Cotton gin, good cond., 2-70
saw gins with
Munger hydraulic press, power
tramper. Cheap. T. J. Johnston.
Dry Branch 2.2 = i

A 1 horse wagon, some farm
tools, including plows, planters,
tob. trans-planter, for sale. Mrs.

'J. A. Cockman, Alma.

- Platform scales, will draw to
750 lbs. complete except frame,
cheap for eash. Mrs. J. H. Mel-
son, Hogansville. ~

1 boge 2 h. turner, 1-8 disc
harrow and other equipment for
sale. B. O. Fussell, Brunswick.
20:in. Meadows corn mill and
2 hole sheller, good cond.,
$100.00. G. M. Williams, Con-
yers. Rt. 3. Be
4 bh. p. gas. eng., first class
eond, used in farm work. A. P.
Stapleton; Wrens.

1 Meadows 30 in. corn mill,
cheap for cash. G. D. Fain, Ed-
ison, Ga

1 h. wagon, weeder, guano
distributor, Planet Jr., and Led-

Farmers Friend and Haymen

plows, and other farm tools,

$30.00. Mrs. Scott Winfrey, At-

es 650 Boulevard N. E., Ve
6. :

Avery corn, bean, peanut

ing corn, bean, peanut planter,
$10.00, Come see. J. H. Lever-
ett, Parrott. ae
McCormick Deering No. 6
mowing machine,goodmechani-

ical cond., mostly new boxes and

bearings, $25.00. Accept 50 bu.
good corn or part Velvet beans:
No. 1, No. 12. DeLaval cream



$25.00. J. M. Clark,

also milk cans, {

das new, 5]
a | thing else of equal value. C. P.

sale. L. E. Brown, Atlanta, 864

Extractors; |

better planters with all plates, |.

planter, Miss Dixie $5.00: Deer--

SECOND-HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

Hercules Grist mill, 18 rocks,
upright frame, running cond.
Sell or trade for what have you?
L. B Wilder. Pelham.

Corn and Wheat Mill on riv-
-er, for sale or trade. Joe H.
Glover Gainesville. 161 LE.
Ridgewood Ave. i

A 1 horse and a 2 horse wag-
on for sale. Frank C. Pruitt,

A. | Dahlonega. Rt. 1, Box 67.

4-60 saw Van Winkle Gins,
$300.00, also other equipment.
R. T. Broome, Danielsville.

Several thousand. tebacco
sticks, A-1 cond., also other
equipment, for sale or exc. for
anything can use. I. G. Thomp-
son Marlow. Rt. 1. E

No. 10 Moline, and slat wing No
11 Oliver, and solid wing No. 13
Oliver, $7.50 ea; 3 h. reversible

+24 in. disc plow, $15.00. All good

cond. G. C. Edmondson, Tem-

New Cole planter and other
farm equipment for sale cheap.
Miss Alene Sutton, Lincolnton,

Rt 3" Box Ti:

1 man cross cut saw, slightly
used, 3 ft. length, $1.50. M. F.
Williams, Wrens. Rt. 2, Box 51
A

2-2 h. wagons, $15.00 ea; 4
Gantt cotton planters, $2.00 ea;
3 Gantt distributors, $3.50 ea.
All in good shape. Other
equipment. W. P. Couch. Luth-
ersville. Ee

Tron beam 2 h, turn plow, 10
er 12 in cut., in good cond.,
$7.00, also good 2 h.. middle
buster, can be used as potato
digger, $7.00; 2 tons compost,
$1.50 ton. All cash at my barn,
1 mi. North Bremen. Mrs, G. J. |
Holcomb, Bremen. as

30 Bbi. sprout Walden flour
bur. corn rocks. All running
cond. Reasonable. W. A, Bishop,
Macon. 103.Lamar St.
Fordson tractor and plow, !
good cond. Sell or trade for
corn, peas, calves or anything
can use. R. S. Nelson, Kingston.

1 h. wagon, practically new,
value, $45.00. Exc. for good.
milch cow, yearlings, tractor
harrow, weeder, Cole planter,
Cane Mill and boiler, or any-

Bush, Wray. ae eas
_ Second hand 2 h, wagon, iron
wheels good body. Sell or exc.
for good 1 h. wagon; Stalk

cuter, very good shape, $15.00;
2-2 horse plows. Sell or exc, E.

S. Hicks, Yatesville.

Covington cotton dropper and
corn and pea planter, used only
about 250 acres, $17.50; good
Cole distributor, $3.00; 2-2 h.
turning plows, $3.00 ea.; 2 good
Oliver goobers, $3.75 ea; Avery

equipment. At barn:
prices. Mrs. J. N. Williams,
Oglethorpe.

Good, used 2 h. wagon, cheap ,
for cash or exc. for bull, ready
for service. E. H. Duffey, Mor-
pow. a :

Meadows Corn Mill, complete,
including scales, engine Aless.
distributor), etc. worth about
$300.00; sell for $100.00. : Also
want a good distributor for
Buick engine (25, 26 or 27).
Pay good price. T. A.
Thomasville. SEAS

j nearly new hay rake for
sale; also 2 plug mules. J, T.
Williams, Baxley. .

3-1 h, wagons, used 1 yr., 1
standard wt., 1 heavy duty, 1
extra heavy duty. Priced to sell.
Trade for yearlings or corn at

farm equipment for sale. C, M.
Bowden, Atlanta. 17 Piedmont
Ave., N.E. Pe
1 Meadow corn mili, 24 in.,
good running cond., $50.00. W.
Q. Hudson, Elberton, Rt. 1,
10h: p. Intn] eng. good shape,
has slip-in cylinder, $100.00;
1 full bleod Guernsey bull, 8
mos, old $25.00.. All FOB farm,
1 mi. North Metcalf, Exe. for
good feeder, 40-60 lb. shoats or
young. full blood -G. heifers.
John C. Thomas, Metcalf.
10h. p. gas. eng. for corn mill,
same as new, $15.00 or swap tor
ate J. W. Adkins, Stephens.

Cole guano distributor, used
1 day only, $5.00. S. R. Sear-
borough, Hawkinsville. 633
Broad St.

o h, p. rubber-tired garden
tractor with retary plow and
sickle mower, good shape, $75.00
eash or trade. Gerald Tuck,
Thomasville.

ers with all attachments. good.
cond., 4 yrs. old, but used 1 yr.
only. New price, $54.00: take,

$25.00 cash at my home. Carl



2 horse turn plows: slat wing, |

mill machinery 42 in. French :

corn and bean planter, $7.00; /
other

Teate, }

market price. Other good. used

2 h. Oliver walking .cultivat- |

MACHINERY FOR SA

Cane Mill, Internationa
plow, 1-40 Oliver plow
other farm equipment, fo
or trade for other farm e
ment (I dont have) or st
Write. L. S. Brown, Harty
Ris te ; ae

Cultivator, $6.00; Gantt
ton planter $3.00; Gee
$2.00; Frog for No. 12 O
$2.00; other equipment.
Adcock, Adairsville. Rt. 2

Good 42 in. rock grist mill
sale or trade for upright mi
mule or cattle. S. C. Wadd
Bremen, Rt. 2. oa

Engine for farm or dairy.
mounted on wheels, $50.00
at my place. L. L. Steph
Atlanta, RFD 1, Box 357.

Fordson tractor excel
cond., including parts, $10.
W. H. Stanford, Dunwood
SOSpca oe. ace

DeLaval cream separator
10, fair cond., sell or exc
corn, yearling, chickens. Mr,
J. Cheek, McRae. Rt. 2.

3 h. p: gas. eng. and
farm equipment, $85.00.

B. McKoy, Newnan. Rt. 1

I. H. C. end gate seede
41 month., $15.00. C.M.B
Columbus.

_ 4-70-10 saw Van Win
Ginnery, cornplete with ste
dower, pneumatic system, s
tramper, etc. All good r
cond., at give-away b
price. Chas. S. Reid
bury. a

Hercules stump puller
cond., tripple power $5
exchange for good milch
B. R. Alloff, Statesboro.

_No. 12 Vulcan plow, O:
riding cultivator and all a1
}ments, 1-7 tooth Gee Wh
pr. good work mules, for
R. T. Jones, Dalton. Rt. 1

2h. Vulean turner and ot!
second-hand equipment for,
or exc for male, 100 lb. she



tivator, just like new, reas
ble. Fred Goetz, Bonaire
_2 Avery ih. cotton and |
bination corn and bea
pers with fertilizer attach
used 1 season, $20.00 ea. .
Roberts, Barnesville.

Avery Miss Dixie corn

!and peanut planter, with

in hull hopper, $500; McC
mick Deering corn, bean
peanut planter, $12.00: wan
2 h. walking cultivator,
Deere or Avery. J. H. Levi

4 Parrott. 5

Want Sears-Roebuck w,
good shape, disc harrow
good farm bell, 2 h. rev
lespedeza guards, cuts g
turner, real good mowe
F Wellbirn, Rock Springs

_ SECOND-HAND
MACHINERY WAN



Want mowing ma

cash. Write. Herman Goss,
per. gu Se

- Want 2 plow tractor, m
on rubber, good mecha
cond., cheap for cash. R
McKown Atlanta, 1504 De

Want high tension m
; attachment for Fordson tra
State cond. and price. .
Lynn, Washington, Ris

_ Want good, used tractor
sic plow or harrow (no o
tions to old model -if-
cond.), cheap for cash
Paris, Dallas. :

Want second-hand set g
;ernors in good cend., for Fa
banks and Morse gas. eng.



th. p. Z? type. Write. H. J. -

better, Tate.
* Want orchard power
with eng. .or tractor
iState cap., cond., and be
price. J. A. Rachels, Dub
Want 2 International
cultivators with all equ
cheap: for cash. J. W. I
Cantons Ki = se
Want 2h. walking cult:
-John Deere preferred, a
sonable- cash price. Mv
good cond. G. M. Smit
wine. Kis oe
Want power hay press
versal | Farmal tractor, m
and silage cutter. All mus
good cond. for cash. G. V.
man West Point. P. O. Box
Want planter and guano.
tributor for Model B A
Chalmers tractor. Quote
cash price. C. R. Morgan

stocks). State price



Cauthen, Powder Springs. Rt. 2.

G. W. Northeutt, College
Rt 25 Sere







6 ft. grain binder in

cheap for cash,

Z mi Luthersville. A. J.
heave.

a large farm bell, near

; cap for cash, Gus TD:

Aa memiek Deering mowing
also good rake, cheap
iW Sisk: Lexington.

t large farm bell (to be}
or calling hands from |
describe and price. J. T.

Jr., Marietta.
ew Covington Distri-

for Disc harrow or peas. .

pson. Athens.

E Walsh tractor, in good

j . Livingston, College

x 135. ;
ood 65 ft. dbl. disc
rrow, prefer John
ood cond: cheap for
V. Cooper, Rupert.
eer pr.-wagon scales,
or cash. H.-C. Sumner.
at Ford tractor with plows
Citbator. Give price and
tion, L. G., Stevens, At-
147 Cascade Ros S. wy
Cole or Covington
good cond., with all
plates, cheap for cash. State
i F. Seely Caldwell,
enceville. Reo
n 30 h. p. slab burner
for farm work. Must be
cond., cheap. E, R. Yar_
. Mershon. ieee
Fordson. freebie. 1934
938 model, with spade lugs
2 h. hay bailer_ cheap. S.
Poole, Canton. CFO Gen.

at 2 aed dbl. hopper Cole
S W. Rivers, Albany.

4 , Palmetto.
ieest eash price on wens
lows for Fordson tractor.
ood shape. Write or see. A.
y Cumming, Rt. 2.
rood used 8 ft. weeder
cond. W. Cc. Maddox,
ree 3
n engine to pull Grist
Quote prices. J. N. aoee
Stillmore. |
fant 4 sec. cutaway aeoas
- 7 disc to section, State |
No. of disc., price.
Also power
lier. and power sausage
eff Veal, Jr.. Sanders-

reg. S. P. C. gilts for 2
garden tractor. = M.
ward, Waycross. Rt./5.
ant pulley for Allis- Chalm-
model B. tractor; 1 cutaway
andem. disc harrow for sale.
Davis, Armuchee.
garden tractor, 1 1-2 or
in good cond, State year
ice and terms. Herman
schroeder. Rossville. Rt, 1.
ade peavine hay at $28.00
- Middlebuster or 1 h.
ag harrow. Jesse Corley, Mar-
Y:
shop blowers. 8-9 in.

pr.
heavy, State particulars |

rice. J, H. Fowler, Roy.

nt 2 or 3h. p. air cooled
g. for farm use. in good
Give details and price.

Hester. ecater, Ree,

ant. No. 2 for bell, near
ville. State price. R.

ea, Metasville.

rant a Sears Handiman R.

ractor, 5h. p. good cond., at

gain fer cash. J. O. Hall, Li.

ne ... or Plant set-

in good cond. J. C, Adkins,
Valley.

Want buy a good Wing for a

Vulcan turn plow. also

fant 2-disc plow for Farmall

cheap for cash, or offer,
trade eane-mill, hammer-
Wise 1 -filler. Also have for
Wise 10 in. hammer mill;
> R silo filler; Golden No. 3
mill, belt or mule drive; all
food = running condition,
: W. G. Burt, Boling-

e pr. mules, 3-4 yrs. old,
a late model Tractor. L.
M. Hamby Griffin. Rt. 4.
Want attachment for No. 1
Deere mower, cheap for
: Ww. A. Moore, Carroliton.
nt 1 large size John Deere
* unit, also 1 mechanical
amper for cotton gin, also 1
ower unit, 60-80 h. p. E. L.
ance, Tifton.

nt 6 ft. single action tract-

arrow with 18 in. disc, in

shape at reasonable price.
rennan, Fayetteville.



Want good Cornmeal mill in
{A-1 cond., prefer Meadows 24

in. rock mill, but consider other
aces and size. Write particu-
lars. Gladston = Wrights_
ville. Rt, 2. :

Want Grist Mill, a 24 in. rock,
in good shape.- M. . Mock,
Fitzgerald, 807 E. Suwanee Sti

Wantan upright. grist mill, 20
in. rock, Y. D.. Maddix, Jefter-
son.

Trade a fine yr. old, puret rec
Durce gilt (came through reg..

jand out of litter of 12), for a
good 1 horse wagon. Bring wag- |.

on and get gilt. Mrs. Laura B.
Taylor, Wayeross. Rt. 1, Box ab:

Want Planter that will plant
corn and cottonseed, in good
cond., cheap for cash. Ledbetter
preferred. Jesse Wilkie, Canton.
Rt: 3.

Want pr. saconirand wag-
on scales,
how many yrs. in use, length,
if pit or surface scales and
price. EL) O, Hicks, Norcross. .

Trade tractor for 50 h. p. skid

engine, to be used in farm
work. H. Adams, Jr., Luella.

Want 2 h. wagon in good

shape. Buy or exchange equal
value. C. B. Huie. Forrest Park.

Want good Feeny, Hand Dus-
ter. O. L. Stone, Loganville.

Warit. an attachment for No.

1 John Deere mower, cheap for |

cash. W <A. Moore, Carrollton.
Rt. 1.

Want buy 1 horse hay rake,
also 1 lot Bee gums, Italian
bees. E. M. Jones. Atlanta, 650
So. Pryor St. oy

" INCUBATORS AND |
BROODERS FOR SALE



Buckeye oil burning prooder,
100 cap., good as new. Sell or
exc. for 8 hens, any heavy

breed. Mrs. Robert McElmurray_

Hezhzibah.
Big Grey Hen ine. 100 cap.,

' oil burner, perfect cond., Sell or

swap for 6 heavy. hens. Ea. pay
postage. L. L. Williams, Cor-
dele. 9th St.

1 Perfect electric inc., 300
eap., $15.00, D. M. Wood, Sr.,
Newnan. Rt. 3:

- 390 cap. Sears Inc., good
cond.., $12.00. Nelson Kea, dei
an.

- 2 Buckeye inc.
150-250 cap., $10.00 and $12.50
each respectively; small size
table model DelLaval cream
separator, $10.00. Mrs. Tra A.
Dailey, Monticello. :

250 cap., Miller inc. $10. 00.
or 12 bu. corn. also a brocder to
sell. R. P. Ramsey, Summers-
ville. Rt. 4.

50 chick -eap.. Cozy Hoover
oil burning brooder, good cond.,
$2.00 FOB. Geo. T, Northeutt,
Jr., Marietta. 205 Sessions St,

Ker., 350 egg Buckeye, Inc.,
used twice, automatic egg 4urn-
er and all other improvements.
Cost $68.00; sell $25.00 at my

- good. Soba!

place, Mrs. Jesse Brown, Hel- |

ena.

ing brooders, 800 chick cap.,
perfect cond. $4.75 ea. FOB.
Mrs, A. J. Harris, Ranger.

100 egg cap., Buckeye inc.,
never fails to hatch good per-
centage, good cond., $4.50. Mrs.
S. Sackett Stone Mtn. P. O.
Box 173.

Super Hatcher Inc., perfect
cond., set 3 times; good hatches,
250 egg size, $8. 00 cash at my
home. Mrs. W. R. Smith, Chest:
er Rt. 2.

600 egg cap., Super Hatch
Inc., good cond. $15.00 at my
door, Mrs. A. J. Connell, Nash-
ville. :

Several good oil and electric
inc., 120 45-and 3000 egg cap.
for sale. Morris Sanders,

Nashville,

Buckeye Ine., 1000 cap. brood_
er, - good a $8.00 at my
place. Mrs. G..C, Clifton, Mill-
en.

Brown Hen, electric Inc. 50
egg size. Sell or exc. for heavy
breed hens. W. P. Cannon, ATs
Janta, 2720 Boulevard Drive. De
5983.

3 Drum type oil brooders,
1000 cap., $7.50 ea; 1 oil bat-
tery prooder, 250 cap., $15.00.
Hevas Talley, Ohoopee.

300 egg. cap. Inc., needs up-
per cloth for sale. Miss Annie
E, Jones, Fayetteville. Rt. 3.

iron..-Clad Ine; 250 cap;
(need new trays), $3.00; Buck-
eye oil burning brooder, 500
cap., used 1 season, $6.00. R, J.
Dalgo, Jenkinsburg.

Some parts of a Buckeye
Inc.; Style E (the tank is
ruined), for sale. also 18 tbls.,
Dill seed, 10c spoonful. Mrs. 7
B. Carroll, Manchester. Rt. 1. .

in good cond. State) _

2 Sears Blue Flame oil burn- |

Bell. City tae 440 ege cap.,
therometer and instructions in-
cluded. $6.00 FOB, Mrs. H. ale
Law Chula.

210 egg cap., Buckeye int.
slightly used ata bargain. Ss Ww.
Cauthen, Griffin,

Sears Buckeye Inc., 475 eap.,
operated only once, fine cond.,
Sell or trade for a heifer or
hogs. Mrs. M. M. Bunch, Canon.
Rt-2. :

Buckeye In., 200 cap., good
cond., $5.00. Sadie Burch. Wool-
sey.

Sears Aa burning brooder,

800 cap., used very little, $5.00

cash. Mrs. Hoke S. Lee, Metter.

150: egg cap, electric Inc., Su_
per Hatcher, good cond., $10. 00
or exc. for 150 chicks, day old,
any good, heavy breed. Otis
Moore, Shiloh. Rt. 1. |
Sears Simplex Inc., 160 cap.,
perfect cond., for sale or swap
hee Pe or Black African
Guinea pig. Want to hear from
party having old fashioned Yam

-and Spanish potatoes. Mrs.

E. Ray, Forsyth. Rt. 2.

$4.00. Mrs. F. = Sackett, Stone
Mtn. Box 73.

Blue Flame oil bowie 350

-eap., used only 6 wks., perfect

cond., Sell or trade. KE. E. Carter.
Boston.
- Little Brown Hen Inc., 50 egg
cap. good as new, $2.50. Mrs. H.
C. Elliott McDonough. Rt. 3:
Belle City Inc., 250 cap., set
only 3 times, $10. 00, plus ship-
ping chgs. aw W. Lister, Em-
pire

INCUBATORS AND
BROODERS WANTED |





Want an electric brooder, any
size. L. C. Edge, Atlanta, Rt. 8,
Box 274.

Want electric Inc., 2000 to
5000 cap. State full description
and cash price, No junk. C. E.
Britt, Lindale, Rt. 1.

Want an Inc. and brooder, oil
heat, not less than 150 chick
cap. cheap for cash. State .par-
ticulars. Mrs. L. B. Chases,
Kingsland.

ing Batteries. D. Terrien, Sa-
vannah 1406-1-2 Moore Ave.

PLANTS FOR SALE





Gverk caring strawberry
plants 25C., $1.75 M.; Collards

{20ce C.; Also Broad leaf tobaeco

seed 15 large spoonful; Vigor-
vine tomato seed 25c C. All
mailed. L. A. Crew, Gainesville,
Re

Copenhagen, Golden acre,
Copen Market and Chas. cab-
bage and White and yellow
Bermuda onion and _ collard
plants. 500, 50c; 80c M.; $3.75 5
M. Also Pritchard and Marglobe
tomato, ready Apr. Ist. 500 $1.

teed. Mrs. Eural Carter, Lake
Park.

Genuine true to name Mar-
globe tomato plants. Full count,
moss packed. $1.00 M. Del. 2

Apr. Ist. L. D. Lightsey, Serev-
en.

- Chas. and E. J. Wakefield
Copenhagen Market cabbage.
Also White and yellow Bermuda
onion plants, 1200 of any varie-
ty or mixed any way desired.
$1.00 prepaid. Can fill orders
promptly. Booking orders for P.
R. Potato plants, Apr. Del..
$1.50 M. B. J. Morris, Baxley

' Genuine Marglobe, Scarlett
Globe and New Stone tomato
plants. Ready Mar. 25. $1.00 M.
prepaid. Paul Lightsey, Serev-
en.

Large fresh extra early a and
Char. W. cabbage plants. 500;

Bermuda onion plants same
price. Prompt shipment. F. F.
Stokes, Fitzgerald.

Millions good plants; P. R.
potate, Calif. pepper, Black
beauty egg plants. $1.35 M.
Marglobe. Rudger, Baltimore to_
mato from cert. seed, 95c M.
Packed in moss ready Apr. ist.
L. R. Boatright, Mershon,

Lueretia Dewberry and El-
dorado blackberry plants,
strong, healthy true to name,
2 yrs. field grown. $1.00 C;
$15.00 for 2000. All orders filled
promptly with care. Mrs. C. M.
Robinson, Greenville.

Porta Rica Potato plants,
Government inspcted, $1.25 M..
5000 and up $1.00 M. Promot
shipment. W. J. Boyett, Bristol.

Large White Bermuda on-on
plants, 85c M. Prompt shipment.
Wilma Crosby, Baxley, Rt. 4,
Box 41.



Kudzu roots, $5.00 M. Fanny
Pharr, Buford,

100 egg cap. Inc, spore. send

Want buy growing or finish-

$1.75 M. Satisfaction guaran- |

M. up, 95c M. del. Ready about.

50c; 75c M. del. postpaid; White



" Riondike aed
strawberry plants eee O5 C.
$1.00 M. Add postage. Mrs. ET
'B. Frye Dallas, Rt. eS.

Good strong Himalaya black
| perry plants, 75c C; $1.25, 500;
}$2.25 M. Del. in 3rd zne. ~ Not |
del. 50c C; 500, $1.10, $2.00. M.
All plants. shipped promptly. R.
E. Keith, Gainesville, Rt. Coa

500, 75c: $1.50 M.; Lady T..,
500, 90c; $2. 00 M.; Also Garden
Black pole beans seed, tender
free of weevils. 15 Ib. Lisbon
Allen. -Gainesville, RE?

Missionary and Klondike |
strawberry plants. 500, 85c;
$1.50 M. del. Mrs. Leilar Phil-
lips, Royston, Rt, 1.

plants 20c C. Exc. for white 100
lb. sacks. Ea. pay postage. Or
$1.25 M. sent by parcel post in
Ga. Mrs. Sallie Anderson,
Cleveland, Ri.-2.

The Improved Gibson won-
derbearer strawberry plants,

True to name. Also rooted Sage,
3 for 5c; Red speckled crowder,
lplackeyed Calif. peas, 12 lbs. for
$1.00 to Ist and 2nd zone. Chu-

postage on small orders,
chks. Exe. some for 100 Ib.

dle Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

White Bermuda onion plants,
$1.00 M. postpaid. G. W. Owen,
Hawkinsville.

Kudzu crowns, selected damp
packed, $6.00 M.; 75c C. Yonge
Walker, Toccoa, Rt. 3:

Extra large firm meat Lady
Thompson strawberry plants,
25c C. Improved Klondike 20c

oe Well rooted young plants
del. P. P. Exc. for pecans, pea-
; nuts. Mrs. J. 8S, Crowe, Cum-
ming Rt. 1.

Kudzu cuttings pasted: $5. 00
M. FOB. No order less than
$1.00. H, C. Reid, Hogansvile.

Kudzu crowns. 2 yrs. and
older, (no vine cuttings), $6.00

der, B. Watson, Hamilton.

Gov. Inspected P. R. Potato
plants from vine grown pota-
toes. $1.60 M. 5 M and up, a 455
M. Apr. 1st del. No chks. E. L.
Burke. Baxley, Rt.-i.

Iceberg Lettuce, Wakefield
cabbage, collards. beets, woe.
$2.00 M; Marglobe tomatoes,

25* Ib.; Mrs. HEY: Franklin,
Register.

-Giant New Gem real ever-
bearing strawberry (picked on
aver, of 100 qts. wk. from Ma
till the hard freeze in Nov. from
1-4 acre), 100 plants 90c C.
prepaid; $1.50 for 250; $5.00 M.

Ibs.
P. R. potatoes.
Gainesville.

Klondike strawberry, well
reoted young plants, 25e C; 500.
85c; $1.50 M. postpaid, Blanche
Durand, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Big, strong plants: cert. Mar-
globe and Baltimore tomato,
$1.50 M. del; Calif. Wonder and
Ruby King pepper, $2.00 M.
Booking order for red skin P. R,
plants. J. C. Edgerton, Baxley.

Chas. Wakefield and Dutch
Cabbage plants; White and yel-
low Bermuda onions. All plants
del. 90c M.; Marglobe Tomato
plants, 30c C. or $2.50 M. del.
Ovie Crow, Gainesville,

Booking orders for leading
varieties tomato, pepper and
egg-plants attractive prices.
Apr. Del., Certified seeds. W.
W. Hendricks, Rt. 5, Box 239,
Statesboro.

Cabbage ready, Onions Ist.,
and Tomatoes May Ist. 500, 50c,
90c M. All good plants, HL H.
James, Fitzgerald.

PECAN AND OTHER
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE

State Inspected Cert. seed,





White Scuppernong yines 2- |
3. ft. long, well rooted, .25 ea.;
Garlic, 10 for 25c; apple sprouts
15 ea. ps postage, no check.
P, E. Pierce; McIntyre, Rt.

varieties. 2 ea. of Ontario (ear-

est black) postpaid in Ga. for
$1. 00 These are highest quality
varieties grown here. Miller
Thompson, Conyers, Box 136.

Bronze seuppernong, Brown
Turkey figs Red. and yellow
June plum, Concord Grape,
James Muscadine, all 10c ea. or
$1.00 doz., yellow seed corn,
a2 bu. Billie Chandler, Waco,

Spice apple trees, $1.00 doz.:
May cherry, Sugar pear, $1.00
doz:; Goose berries (sprouts)
75 doz. Add postage. Mrs.



Bee

-| Riverdale,
Klondike strawberry pYants,

Everbearing strawberry |

40c C.; Lady T., #0c C; $2.50 M..

fus seed, 2 cupfuls for 25c. Add.
no}

White sacks. Mrs. Sarah Grin-

Swainsboro, Rt. 2.

M, FOB. farm. Cash with or-

ready, 50 C., White mush peas

Express. Also want 4 to 5 M.}
CoA, Dobbs, |



Ped lea

| State inspected and |

true to name. $35.00
C. and 80c doz. oe [
vines, $5.00 C.. FoF

Concord

cuttings 15c doz; 75c C.
M; long handled dipper gc
cut and finished, 25 ea; B

300, $1.00: Celestial F
doz; $6.00 C; Lucretia de
ry, 75e ce $6. 00 M. Post
W. Toole, Macon. Re 3 G
AVE, 87

Suppernong vines,
cherries, 10c ea. $1.00
plum bushes, 2, 25c. Mr.
King, Waco. Rt. Ze



MISCELLANEOUS
"FOR SALE

j- foe wagon, good
tion, will sell cheap. Also
Clean Goose feathers, 4
sundried peaches, fr
worms, 20c kb. Mrs:
Tharpe, Dooling. :

7 or 8 cars pine. pu
You cut it at once some
cut. Lewis W. Thor



Sage, Raspberries, .
Tansy, 3 bunches ea. 25; E:
for feed sacks. Add post
Miss Nellie Anderson, Mt
ville, Rt. 1. se,

Rhubarb 4 for $1. 00; G :
10c ea; $1.00 doz.; Catnip, Y
permint spearmint

Sage plants 15c ea; Long han
gourd and Yellow meat VW
melon seed, 10 doz.;
low root 50 lb. Miss
McCurley, Hartwell, Rt.

1940 black walnut m
and clean, large pieces. 30
postpaid to the 2nd zone.
iN. L. Finley, Lithonia,

| Wild cucumber Bark,
root; Wild Cherry; Witch haze
Elder and blackgum bark
lb. Mrs. Louise Waldroup, N
ganton.

Goose feathers been
some, $10.00 for lot of
Mrs. W. J. Adams, Nashvill

35 lbs. feathers good 2
tion, $7.00 cash for lot, not pr
paid. Mrs, Cyrus McG ocki
Mitchell. ; :

Garlic bulbs, 25 don Yello
root, Sassafras, Wild
bark, 25c lb. Mrs. M. M, Ea
Dahlonega, Rt. }.

Yellow Sassafras, P
Rattle root, Wild cherry
20c Ilb.; Colts foot, -20c
Garlic bulbs, Catnip 25
Miss N. A. White, Be
Ri. tf. Box 37. . cS
New, white, downy. feath
50 lb. or lot of 25 lbs. $11.
del. Sample free. Mrs. Ma
Collins Cordele, Rt. 4.

Niee black walnut meats
from. hull or shell, 4 pts.
Garlic 2 doz. 25c; Comfre
bunch; Yellow and red
pepper 10c packet; Dill seed
pkg.; Young berry ae,
doz., $1.50 C, Mrs. W. A.
son, Alto. :

Black Walnuts, 50c bu. ae
115 bu. not prepaid: Also
1940 crop okra seed 10e te



Thoroughly tested New Grape .
liest white) and Sheridan (lat- |

Ditney,

ful; Write Mrs. S. tT. ss
Quitman, Rt, 1.

Sage, 25 for small coe i
Lee Also 10 healthy B. R.
hens, 75 ea. eee ey
Winston, Rt. 1. -

White artichokes, Be]

100 lb. lots or 6 Ib. for less. Dei,
in Ga-E. F. Mason, Moreland

Good grade chicken fee
_sacks, 5c ea. Exe. for bean seeds.
fruit trees or strawberry

prefer peach or App

Mrs. W. E. Segars, C

Rt. 3, Box 124. oa

-- May apple rosie 50c Ib
tle roots 30c Ib.: Yello

/ Richard White, Rane
Various kinds gourds, 15

Also Gherkin seed, several
ee prepaid, Exc. for
bage. C. W: Page, Norcross.

25 unwashed white

feed

sacks 100 lb. size, 8c ea. post

paid. Also Buff Orpington and
is

Mallard duck eggs. 75 p
- Roberta McCollum, Gra
ville.

Dbl. Tansy, Baim, Hoarhound,
Horsemint, 12, 22306
Peppermint plants 50c C., Red
Sassafras, yellow root Wild
cherry bark, 25c. 1b:, 5 lbs.



Re 2. Jackson, Talking Rock, FEF 00. M. aL Eaton, Pen oueet

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MARK

BASE



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ch, 2 bunches 25c; also
Horse Radish and Comfrey, 10c
bunch. All well rooted, and post-
age. Celia Lock, Ellijay, Rt. 2.
Ratsbane, Star Grass, Yellow
root. Heart leaf Colts foot,
Ground ivy, Wild cherry and
Witch Hazel Bark. 30c lb. post-
aid. Flora Stover, Rolston.
Yellow root, Sassafras roots,
Wild cherry Bark, 25c lb. or 5
lbs. $1.00; Raspberry, 6, 40c;
llin, 6 bunches 50c; Spice
ood planks 50c doz. Mrs. G.
Hester Dahlonega, Rt. 1.
10 bu of black Walnuts for
ale at my farm, 4 mi. E. of Bu-
rd 33 1-2c bu. Come for Wal_
nuts, no shipments. J. R. Pirkle,
Buford, Rt. 2.
lbs. goose feathers for sale.
Mrs. T. G. Chitty, Moultrie, Rt.

Wild cherry, Wild plum Red
k bark, 15 lb. and postage.
7o Cushaw seed 20c cup; Okra

Vhite cotton feed sacks, -100
cap., 10c ea; 50 Ib., 5c. ea.
xe for garden seed. A. C.
loyd. Chamblee. ~
MISCELLANEOUS |
WANTED





SANS AND PEAS:

Exe. Texas Purple Hull peas.

or white crowder or bush lima
=. 1b; for, 1b.; also No. 1

anish or Runner peanut seed,
u; for Nancy Hall or P.-R.
potatoes. N. W. McLeod,

Ist yr. Stoneville 2 B
eed for peas or lespedeza

Want 100 bu. sound, reclean-
Clay or Speckled: field peas
at $1.50 bu. Geo. H. Zachry,
West Point. ae
Want some pure bunch velvet
s. Quote price, Berry M.
woniion, Rt. 75
fant 25 bu. hayseed soy
Send sample and price.
Ratliff, Blackshear.
some old _ fashioned
crowder peas. Mrs. W. E.
ngston, College Park, Box

Want 50 bu. Speckled 90-day

shear,

. pair pure Mallard ducks
di u. field peas, good var.,
or Soy beans. B. C. Pope.

Want 40-50 bu. Velvet beans
reasonable price, C. A.
i Locust Grove. *
int some white, black-eyed
wder peas. State amount and
e. V. E. Tench, Demorest.

Quote price. R, L. Harris,
- Rt.

500 stalks of P. O. J. or
Cane. Advise price and
e shipped at once. E. R.
Warrenton. Rt. 1, Box

i some P. O. cane to
State price and location.
- Halk Summit, Rt1.

ant 500. or 1000 stalks red
gar cane for seed. State price
cation. Alfred Cornelius.

ottonseed; also few cut
7 told | fashioned kind)
John W. Hensley, Ram-

ant get in touch with party
ing the Cleveland, Russell,

William big boll cottonseed,
th or without the 5 locks (so
produces), at once. H. C.

=

der, LaGrange. 1445 Ham_

nt few bu. big bunch Yam
tatoes for seed, also some old
shioned shallot buttons. G,
amp Martin, Commerce. Rt. 2.

few Bronze turkey eggs,
me best price; Have few
iles Best cantaloupe seed for
le at 50c .lb. Mrs. Jesse F.
hnson, Cordele. Rt. 4.

GE: ,

et beans for seed. Sol Oden,

iecash price.

SR eee en:

- MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE WANTED
subarb or pie plant 15c; FRUIT:

Swap 10 Ibs. good col. but-
ter-bean seed for good, worm-
free dried apples. Lb. for Ib. Ea.
pay postage. Mrs. H. C. Dooley.
Abbeville Rt. 2.

WALNUT MEATS:

Want black walnut Meats, in
good cond, Advise quantity and
price. Ernest C. Fokes, La-
'Grange.

FEATHERS:

Pay 60c lb. for some ie.
new goose feathers Jel. Write.
Mrs.*Mary C. Heath. Dudicv.

CORN AND SEED CORN:

Want 500 bu. sound, white
milling corn at once. Quote both
FOB and del. prices. E. Callas,
Gainesville.

Want 25-35 bu. good corn in
shuck. Make best del. price; al-
so want good, used 1 horse wag-
on W, T. Kent, Bowdon.

Want husk and good corn in
shuck -del. Quote - best price.
Fred L. White, Buckhead.

POTATOES:

Want someone to furnish the
potatoes and fertilizer. I will
furnish land and do the work.
and go halves in the potatoes.
See me soon. George Turner,
Dahlonega. Rt. 1, Box 54,

BALED STRAW AND HAY:

Want 100 tons straw, baled,
within 60 mi. Augusta. also 32
tons Johnson grass, clover or
other good feeding hay. Geo. S.
Quarterman, McIntosh.

PLANTS:

Want 50 M. red skin P. R.
potato plants, to be del. April 10
to May 1st. Send best price per
M. del. B L. Wright Plainville.

Want 1 doz. Sage plants at
once: 1 pr .Muscovy ducks, also
some of the very small Brown
Partridge bantam chickens.

Want some Sage plants. Ad-
vise number and price. C. F
Kelly, Whigham, RFD 1.

Want best prices on P. R. po-
tato plants, also fruit trees and

plants; 15 M. April 10th, bal.
later Make best price M. del.
Lebrant Sewell, Newnan. Rt. 2.
Want some Everbearing
strawberry plants. Must be well
packed and good. Advise price.
J. S. Hill, Winder.

~ Want Sage plants. Quote del.
price in lots of 1000 or more.
L. D. Gray Griffin. Agee
Want 20 M. cert. P. R. plants
del, 1-5th of April. State price
per M. Neves Bryant, Brinson.

SACKS: :

Want some good, white sacks:
exe. 100 everbearing strawber-
ry plants for 2 sacks; 1 gal.
white multiplying onions for 5
sacks. Ea. pay postage. Mrs. E.
L; Kanady, Cleveland, Rt. 2.

SEED:
Want some okra seed.. Exc.

L. Carter, Baxley. Rt, 2.

Want any amount, 1 to 10 Ibs.,
Grohoma seed. Walter Norris,
Cataula. Rt. 1.

E. N. Jones, Ben Hill.

Want best price on 100 lb.
Serica Lespedeza and 50 lb.
bush butterbean seed. Send
sample and best cash price. Roy

-| Tilley Taylorsville. RFD.

Want prices on Lespedeza and
Crotalaria, by the bag; have for
sale. 2 or 300 bu. good slipped
shuck-corn and sev. tons bright
peanut hay. J. G. Daniel, Mor-
gan.

Want some seed chufas. Ad-
vise, M. J. L. Griner, Lenox.

Want 25 lbs. ea. Va. Bunch
and Imp. Spanish peanut seed,
1 pk. bunch soy beans: (edible
var. preferred). 1 lb. pimiento
seed, 1 doz. well rooted sage
sprouts. 1 bu. hay peas, at rea-
sonable price. Exc. 10 fat friers
at 50c ea. and 90-day velvet
bean seed at $2.00 bu. Mrs.
Gussie Anderson. Alma. Rt 4.

Exe. purebred Hampshire

pigs for seed peanuts. Also sell |

pigs reasonable. Odis Duggan,
Chester, Z

HONEY BEES AND BEE
SUPPLIES:

Want some honey bees in old
fashioned Box or Stand up
sums, any number. State lowest
Phillip Magargle.
Ellabell. Rt. 1,

Want some second-hand 10
frame pat, Bee Hives. Advise.
Stewart A Cox; Blue Ridge.
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Mrs. Emily P. Cranford, New- |
jnan. Greenville Street. ;

Rt.

pecans. Exc. value. Write. Mrs. |.

Delma Gilley, Cedartown. Rt. 3. hickory smoked link sausage.

Want 50 M. red skin P. R..

other seed. Write. Mrs. Walter |

Want some Quill, melon seed.

TOBACCO FOR SALE

Good, home-made _ tobacco,
flue cured, 10 lbs. chewing,
$1.00; 11 lbs. smoking, $1.00; 5
| lbs., 50c. Postpaid. M, B. Swain,

! POTATOES FOR SALE







Few vine grown Cokers
Golden Portoricans,.$1.00 bu;
Early triumph, 60e bu. Both in
bu baskets. Exc. for baby

100 bu. imp. Red P. R.. seed
calves. Rufus Merriman, Lyons.
potatoes, $1.50 per hundred Ibs.
W 4H. Clough, Blackshear.

300 bu. nice 1 P. R. $1.50 bu;
about 100 bu. No. 2 R. R. seed
potatoes, $1.00 bu. at my home,
6 mi, East.of Byron, R. F. Scar-
borough, Byron.

2 banks good P. R. seed pota-
toes, made from vines, $1.00 bu.
at my farm, 4 mi. Willacoochee.
Geo. F. McCranie. Sr., Willa-
coochee.

FRESH AND CURED
MEATS FOR SALE _





Oak wood smoked hams, 25c
lb: sides and shoulders, 15 Ib.
8 to 14 Ib. ave. also, Pure Ga.
Cane syrup, 6 No. 10 cans, $3.50;
12 No. 5, $3.80. Malvin Collins,
Whigham. Ses

Sugar cured hickory smoked
hams, shoulders, sides, from.
corn-fed hogs, 25c and 16c. lb;
50 lb. can pure lard, $5.00, Mrs.
S. P. Reed, Varnell.

17 Ib. shoulder and 16 lb. side,
sugar cured this season in Gov't
meat house, $2.50 and $2.00, del.
in Ga. P. E. Rhodes, Baldwin.
Box -64. s :

Guar. oakwood smoked hams,
8-15 Ibs., 25c lb; Sides, 8-25 Ibs..,
16c lb: shoulders, 8 to 12 lbs.,
14c lb. FOB. C. B. Hurst, Meigs.
Rta?

1941 country cured ham, wt.
12 or 15 Ibs., 20c lb.- not pre-
paid. Guar. good quality. Her-
bert E. Richardson, Bowdon.

3.

Oakwood smoked meat, hams,
25c Ib. shoulders, 14c lb; sides,
17 lb. FOB. Guar. E. C. Hurst.
Meigs. Rt. 2. a

Extra quality selected pork,

35c lb. prepaid, 3 to 8 lbs., 10
lbs. or more, 33c lb. prepaid.
Wm. Walker, Quitman, P. O.
Box: 432, ;



POSITIONS WANTED



2 Exp. Farmers with small
families, wants jobs on Farm.
Exp. truck and tractor drivers.
Also tobacco and peanuts. Move
anywhere. Write or see Oatha
Martin. Gen. Del., Jefferson.

Young man high school edu-
cation exp. in Poultry and
flowers, wants job on farm with
nice people in N. Ga., prefer

Catoosa or Walker Counties. |

Write.
RED 1 a :

Man, 49, with life exp. and
boy 14, want a gooa 1 horse
erop on halves or wage work
on farm solid time. Exp. black
smith and truck farm work.
Prefer near Atlanta, close to
church and bus line. John Rob-
erts Bremen, RFD 1,

Boyd Jones, Rossville,

with elderly couple for room,
board: and small salary. Can
furnish ref. if desired. Hortense
Jeffries, 329 Windsor St. S. W.,
Atlanta. :

Man 35, wife 28, want job on
poultry farm, both. work. Also
do repair work, drive car or
truck. Make offer at once. J. R.
Sentell, Gen. Del. Atlanta,

Will operate Diesel Tractor

for experience a short time.
Thos. Baldwin, Gen. Del., At-
Janta. :
19 yr. old Negro wants job
on farm good hard reliable
worker, for home on place and
$6.50 wk. A. C. Mitchell, Stone
Mtn Ret. 1:

Want job at once. 30 yrs. exp.
Blacksmith and Horseshoer. Go
any place. Tilmon Harvell,
Hapeville. 3188 Stewart Ave.

Well exp. sober, honest, reli-
able man wants 10 or 15 A.
good land on 50-50 basis. also
chickens, honey bees, stock and
hogs, a 3-4 R. house, out-bldgs.
water and garden: consider
Corn and Flour Mill. Lewis
Bigbee. Albany. CFO Gen. Del.

17 yr. old boy, no bad hab-
its, good manners, wants work
on farm with nice people. No
field work. Have to come after.
See or write first. B. E. Grun-
ettee, Statesboro. 4 Smith St.

Situation wanted, will operate
Diesel tractor for room, board
and laundry, Fulton Co.,
( _-ter Baldwin, Gen. Del. At-







' lanta.

Woman, 50, wants farm work |
at once.

POSITIONS WANTED

Mother with 2 yr. old child
wants job with elderly couple
doing light farm work, no field
work. Room, board and small
salary. Mrs. J. D, Gaddis, CFO
Oak Morris, Talking Rock Rt.
4: :

Man wants job running grist
mill, looking after farm labor.
Perfectly sober, honest and reli.
able. Can furnish references if
wanted. George Watts, Tooms-
boro.

FARM HELP. WANTED

_ Want clean healthy and hon-

rk, no field work. Room,
boda and $2.00 week. Mrs. E.
S. Schols, Atlanta, 982 Park-
way Dr. N. E. Ma 5998.

Want good, healthy, honest
Christian woman, 0. for
light farm work. look after
poultry. garden, etc. One who
needs good home. Jeff Mullis,
Cartersville. Rt. 2.

Want good, heavy 1 horse or
1 1-2 horse man for crop on
50-50 basis, on rural and bus
route good land, pasture, good
4 R. house. .Furnish Run bil
and guano to right party. 4 mi.
North of Braselton. J. C. Coop-
er, Braselton. Rt. 1, Box 49.

- Want reliable, sober farmer to
live as one of family and help

farm. Reasonable salary. Must
have experience in growing to-
bacco. Also want 1 ea. white

(plenty

and colored families i.

force) on 50-50 basis. Apply.
D. Mock, Lanier. :

ant good, well exp. single
white tear 18-45, good health,
no bad habits, to work on farm.
60c day, room and board. Start
April 1st. Write particulars at
once.
2

children, dependable. Milk, take
eare of yard, make garden and
other light work. Both work.
Room, board and reasonable
satary. White or colored. At
once. Mrs. T. M. Wright, Chats-
worth. Box 113

Want middleaged, healthy.
unencumbered, dependable wo-
man to live in home and do gen.
light farm work no field work.
Small salary and good home.
Mrs. Luke Sims. Powder
Syrings.

Want strong, healthy man to

first one. who comes who can
qualify. E..S. Blackwell, Shady

Dale. Rt. 1.
, Want at once girl or woman)

for light farm work, no field

work, Good home. A. T. Parker,

Dalton. 208 No. Hamilton St.

Want settled. unencumbered,
healhy. Christian woman to live
in home and- do light farm
work. No field work Board and
salary. Ref. required. Mrs.
Wm. McBride, Vidette.

work. $15.00 mo. March, April
and May, and June $20.00 mo.
Board, laundry, solid time. A. J.
oe Jr:, Ashburn. Rt: 2, Box
Bue. Se :

Want farm hand for 4 mos.
work. Good worker. $12.00 mo.

Broughton Ward, Mt. Airy. Rt.
dZ

Want 2 men for farm work,
No drinking. A. S.
Hicks Adel; Rt. 1,

Want good plow hand at once.
No drunkard. J. H. Speir, Bron_
wood, Rt. 1. Box 49.

Want reliable, unencumbered
man to live in good home, do
gen. farm work. Reasonable sal-
ary. board and laundry, Write
at once. O. K. Dinkins, Home-

land.

Want refined, country raised,
white woman, unencumbered.
30-40. for light farm work, no
field work, but must be able to
milk Room, board, salary. Mrs.
Cornelia Johnson. Lovett.

Want a single man who can
read write and drive a truck,
for farm work. Regular wages,
room, board, and laundry. E. G.
Herron. Rossville. Rt. 2.

ight farm work, no field work.
$2.00 week and live as one of
family . Mrs:. BE. lb: Hancock,
Leslie.

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

Want man for small farm,
help make crop for wages and
part of crop. Sober honest, wili-
ing worker. R. A. Brown, Vien_
na Pt. 4.

Want honest, white man, no
bad habits, willing to work for



1 horse crop. $12.00 mo. board
and laundry. Come at once. T.
Cc Edwards Lithonia. Rt. 3.





est white woman for light farm.

|erop. No drunkard need a

Theo Banks Summit, Rt..

/ Want middleaged couple, no.

charge of 120 A, farm al

help work 1 h. farm. Will take

Want single man for farm]

farm, at once. $4.00 week,

board and laundry. Begin now. |

Want white woman. 20-40, for

















































































FARM HELP WANT

Want settled girl or wom
to help wife with light
work, no field work, for
home and small salary. TT)
lvy, Atlanta. 885 Crew $
1445.. 2a
Farm <fent < free ie
farmer, reliable and
worthy, for taking good
it, also my horse to far
Inquire at Padena Post |
Sam Postelle. Morganton.

Want thoroughly trustwo
reliable, country raised, w
unencumbered woman to liv:
home with elderly woma:
look after things. Light.
work, no field work. Roo
board and salary. Communica
with: Mrs. Roy Jackson, Lo

Want man and wife, who
furnish selves, to live in h
with old couple and tend 1
horse crop, located 8 mi. r
Marietta on Canton Rd; 1:
church; handy place every
Would take boy that wor
part of crop. Mrs. R. L. Do
Kennesaw. Rt. 1. . ee

Want good farmer for go
h. crop, good house, barn, |
ture; water. close to schoo.
church. Good eotton. acre
38rd and 4ths or standing 1
Mrs. W. D. Garrett, Adairsv
Rt 2: <

Want good man for

ee

1 or.

W. N. McClendon, Temple.
2, Box 104. om

Want unencumbered wot
physically strong, Chris
character, agreeable, to liv
home and small but suff
pay..to feed and milk cov
yard work, etc. Can arrang
colored woman if qualif
Mrs. W. M. Cook, Broxton

Want good, honest,
man for farm work, some w
cuttings. $12.00 to $15.00
Prefer couple around 30-40
old. Mrs A. L. Jones, Ne
Ro pa
Want dependable farmer
share basis or salary, to t



A. under cultivation. Practi
ly new -6 R. house, ser
throughout, barn, fine yo
mules: All under fence, ele
lights and *phone. On school
route, 15 mi. Atlanta. Cal
write. E. N. OBeirne, At
118 W. Wesley Rd. Ch 188

Want share cropper for
horse farm, or wage hand
farm. White or colored.
McTier, Stapleton. Rt. 1.

Want good, white woma
35 for light farm work,
work. Write. at once. Al
Gaskin. Douglas. 405 Mani

Write or see. A. L. Jones
nano aRt. 5. : me

WANTED BLACKSMI
run a shop equipped with
working machinery and
drill. etc. Only shop in a
farm section and town o
people. Will let out on. sha
or sell cheap. J. E. Chambl
Rentz, Ga. y

Want reliable boy or m
good character, to work

and laundry, C. C. Mboble
Hinesville :
Want good farmer for g
2h. farm.botteoms and upla
on mail route, near Senior H
school. Stock and tools furnt
ed (but no rations). Whis!
drinker need not apply.
Reynolds. Gainesville. R
Want able bodied white
man, 20-40 to do field |
most of the time. C. M. Jac
Lawrenceville : d
Want single man, 20 y
over, for 1 h. farm. Give
his board to help.me in my
or can work through togetl
Must be honest. sober and g
worker. A, E. Pate, Grantv
Rt. 12 Box 226: 20 RS
Want 2 men with fami
work on farm, plow, h
gen. farm .work, by day
wages. J. H. Leverett. Par
Want reliable. unencun
country raised woman, not
35, for light farm work, no
work, Farm prices. A, C.
ry. Monroe. oe f
Want good, reliabl
cumbered woman,
work, no field work
colored, for gen. ligh
board, small salary.
certificate required. Co.
once. Mrs. G. W. Hendriz,
cross. Rt. 2. a

- Want Unencumbered mid
aged woman for ligh
work, no field work. Homs
elderly lady. G. C. Ch
Atlanta, 1096 Marietta Si

He. 1006-J. =

Want good, agreeable
hand to help make cr
how to plow. good w
white or col. 15-20 y
$15.00 mo. and board.



Wilson, Egypt.