Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1940 October 15

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May Take Place of Silk in Nation

A big increase in the use of Cotton to take the
place of silk if import of that product is stopped,
is predicted by Hon. Columbus Roberts Georgia
Commissioner of Agriculture.

There should be a more general use of Cotton,
sspecially for wearing apparel and if the war situt-
tion reaches the point that import of silk to this
country is cut off, Mr. Roberts said, and if that
situation arises, the South is in fine position to sup-
ply all the goods needed to take the place of silk.

Not only will Cotton supply the demand, but

rayon also, another southern product that is made
of Cotton and forest products.

Cotton goods are fully qualified in texture and

LIVESTOCK

These prices quoted by White Provision
Company, are on strictly corn-fed hogs: 180-240
| lbs., $6.40; 150-175 lbs., $5.90; 130-145 ibs., $5.15;
125 lbs. down, $4.75 down; 245-300 lbs., $590;

good roughs, 180- 300 lbs. $5. 40.

: Good fat beef-type steers and heifers, $8-$9;
| medium fat; $6-$7.50; fat dairy-fed steers and
heifers, $5-$5.50; few up to $6; common kinds,
$4-$4.75; few good fat beef-type cows, $5.50-$6;
fat dairy cows, $5-$5.50; medium $4.50-$5; can-
ners mostly $3-$3.75; good heavy bulls, $5-$5.50;
light bulls, $4-$5; best calves, $8-$9; medium,
1 $6.50-$7.50; common, $5-$6; throwouts $3.50--

$4.50.

beauty to take the place of silk for womens wear,
so if the flow of silk to the United States is stopped,

or impeded, the American woman need have no

fears about being stylishly and well dressed, as she
will look just as pretty in a Cotton dress.

If the war situation continues and the supply
of silk is slowed up or stopped entirely, it will be
a fine time to turh to Cotton anyway, the Com-
missioner continued. This will prove to the Amer-
ican women the value of Cotton for > and
stockings.

The Crop Reporting Service, Anica estimates
Georgias cotton crop this year at 1,082,000 bales, a
gain of 166,000 bales over the crop of 916 000 in
1939. This will mean quite a big increase in Geor-
gias income this year from cotton over last year.
The yield this year is estimated to be 265 pounds

of lint an acre compared with 227 pounds last year.

Acreage this year is 1,958,000.

Notice to Bee Keepers

There will be a honey show, sponsored: by the
Georgia Beekeepers Association and the Georgia
State Department of Entomology at Sears-Roebuck

ATLANTA SPOT COTTON

Atlanta spot eotton closed steady, middling
9.70.
Average Price e
The average price of middling 15/16ths inch
eotton today at 10 designated southern spot mar-
kets was 9.36 cents per powid; average for the
past 30 market days 9.44 cents; middling 7/8 inch

average 9. 15 cents per pound.

ok

Farmers Market in Atlanta, November 4th throug
November 9th. Purpose of this show is to advertise
the different types of Georgia honey and to in-
crease consumption.

You are requested to bring or send your sam-
ples of honey, and the also cordially ae to at-

tend the show.

New Wheat Has Big Yield

The new Sanford wheat, developed ae ik
Georgia Experiment Station, will yield 26.7 bushel
per acre compared with 20.3 bushels of Gasta,
highest yielding variety heretofore grown in G
gia, Director H. P. Stuckey advises the State Boa
of Regents. _This wheat was produced by R. P
Bledsoe, Agronomist at the Station, who starte

cinas work twenty years ago. ~

PRICES OF FRESH VEGETABLE
APPLES, various var. _.._ -mostly $ 40-$ 50
LIMA BEANS, Ga. bulk. bu. 75+
SNAP BEANS
Cabbage
COLLARDS
MUSTARD GREENS
ONIONS, dry __.____-._ 50-Ib, sacks 1.25- 7
PEARS .40-
GREEN FIELD PEAS =)
PEPPERS
POTATOES, Russets _ 100- 1b. sacks 2. 00
SQUASH
SWEET POTATOES
TURNIPS, bunched

bu: hampers '35- ;

TURNIP SALAD ___.. bu hampers
4 \

SECOND HAND

MACHINERY FOR SALE.

SECOND-HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

SECOND-HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

SECOND-HAND.
MACHINERY FOR SALE

SECOND-HAND _
MACHINERY FOR SA

=A 30 in. grist mill, 20 hh. p.,
eel bur mill, complete, all A
No. 1 cond., equipped for pow-
er, all running now. H. A. Har-
rove, Americus, Box 224.

1 No. 12 DeLaval cream sep-
arator fair cond., $10.00 here,
or $12.00 crated. Leon Gaff,
Fitzgerald. hs.

- 2h. riding plow,
breaking land and throwing up
terraces, $5.00. Mrs. M. L. Cole-

man, Cuthbert, RFD 2.

1 heavy duty 12-15 Fo pe eas:

, 1-24 in. Williams upright

n mill. All good running
oud. T. N.. Hurst, Luthers-

e,

Eggs, large

Eggs, medium _____.
_ Eggs, small

Hens, heavy breed
Hens, Leghorn
_ Roosters

CC. Collier, Piedmont.

- Eggs quoted below on the Atlanta M
these quotations. Yard run eggs will not be permitted for retail trade
dirty eggs are not allowed to be offered for sale at ali.

Appleton corn shredder, snap
rolls, shreddershead with blow-
er, perfect cond., $100.00. Will
exch. H. F. Price, Locust Grove.

-Good 16 in. rock grist mill
for sale reasonable. Mrs. Alice
Moran, Moran, Ga. ~

6 row grain drill, $20.00;, Du-
plex Burr mill, $40.00; Hammer
mill, $100.00. No. 14 Chatta-
nooga syrup mill, $22.50. R. E.
Mitchell Zebulon.

John De@-e mowing machine,
style No. 414, only used about
10 days, 4 1-2 ft. blade, at great
bargain; also Letz feed mill,
needs some repairs, $25.00. J.

Atlanta Bowden

Augusta

804.32 28 24
22

Dawson

Chalmers tractor, model B,
tilla-, harrow and cultivating
feet perfect shape, $600.00 for
all. T. Y. Harris, Crawford: Rt.
2.

Good 1 or 2 h. wagons at bar-
gain, or would trade either one
of them. Look them over. J. R.
Sumner, Alamo. Rt. 1.

Hammer mill No. 1 cond.,
Tempkin barings, 3 good
screens, $37.00 for quick sale. G.
O. McKie, Augusta, Rts:

3 nice, large, jron rollers for
old fashioned Cane mill and
80 gal. iron kettle. Write for
particulas. Mrs. B. B. Anderson,
Milledgeville.

Hawk- Lake-
insville jJand

20 21-. 28
25

Macon }

Syrup mill and copper pan,
$15.00 FOB. Mrs. D. M. Mc-
Cray, Gainesville. Rt. 9.

One 16 in. Meadows grist mill
in perfect cond., $40.00. O. L.
Tomlinson, Stockton.

2 horse disc harrow and Mo-
line mowing machine, both need
some repairs. Sell or exch. for
3 row grain drill and 1 h. mow-
ing machine. W. D. Milam, Aus-
tell. Rt. 1.

Good, used McCormick Deer-
ing tractor and large *-actor
herow. good running cond., sale
or trade for par good mules or
for cows. W. J. Saunders, Jen-
kinsburg.

Metter Quit-

man

ersville

Set blacksmith toga. se
very little, $20.00, or trade fe
3 large Dark Cornish cockerels
and pullets of March or A
hatch, allowing $1.00 ea. an
pay own trans. chgs. Pn An
derson, Baldwin. .

3 Roller cane mill, 1 coppe
evaporator (syrup throug
pipes) all complete, A-1 co:
= Dae oe Be Miller, Wood:
an

Appleton husker: shredder. ;
shucking~ rolls, fair.
$25-00. Will trade. 1
stanchions or 15 h. p. oil en
gine. T. P. Burdett, Washingt

MARKET REPORT OF. GEORGIA PRODUCE

arket are by wholesale egg dealers for graded A-1 white and candled eggs. Ungraded eggs are quoted 2c to 3c below |
under the Georgia egg law. Day-old and day-fresh eggs are offered as such and

Sand- Sparta Syl. :

32 ag .30
.30 : 28

-25
23

10
08
66

: Stags pe is

14
12

15

- Turkeys
e @apons 5
Country Butter, bst. tbl.
Field Peas, mixed e
Field Peas, not mixed _
Shelled. Corn: ___._ _ =
- Ear Corn, 80 ibs. to bu.

Beats 25 oie
Wheat
Sweet Potatoes, per cwt. -
Cabbage green, per cwt. -
Cabbage, white, per cwt. -
Peavin Hay, No. 1 __-
Peanut Hay
Spanish Peanuts, No. ES
Cottonseed (prime)
Cottonseed Meal, 7%
Cottonseed Meal, 8% _

6.00-8.00
62.00

_ Established by J. J. Brown,

SEORGIA MARKETBULLETIN

Commissiener ef Agriculture

March 1 1917

Published Semi-Monthly by

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

COLUMBUS ROBERTS, Commissioner

STILES A. MARTIN. Editor
Executive Office: State Capitol, Atlanta, Georgia
Publishing Office Covington Ga.
Send all letters to The Market Bulletin,
- $tate Capitol, Atlanta, Ga.

Rotity, on FORM 3575Burean of Markets. 222 State Capitol

: Entered as second class matter August 1. 1937. at the Post
Office at Covington, Georgia under the Act of June 8, 1930. Ac-
eepted for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in Sec-
tion 1103. Act of October 8. 1917.

Notices of farm produce and appurtenances admissable under
postage regulations inserted one time on each request and re-
peated enly when request is accompanied by new copy of notice.

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

letin.

SECOND-HAND
\CHINERY FOR SALE

Under Legislative Act the Georgia Market Bulletin does not
@ssume any responsibility for any notice appearing in the Bul.

SECOND-HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

Cormick - Deering 62 tt
der, used by private indi-
jal for 3 yrs., for sale. Alva,
, Monroe.

alfa and Kaffer corm
der, Stover No. 48, for sale.
oatwright, Cornelia.

Yo. 1 sie 1000 28 bs
oS in god con cheap
" C; Adams, So-

he h. and a 2 h. wagon for
Frank C. Pruitt, Dahlone-
Rt. 1, Box 67.

2 Golden cane mill. Few
repairs makes it almost
ee new, at a bargain. Jas.
lancock, Sylvester.

ue Blacksmith shop outfit,
. L, Carter, Dex-

ood Fordson tractor with
ey, for sale cheap. Fred
ders, Dublin, Rt. 6.
ingle cotton press, worth
50.00; sell for es .00; 30 ope
$50.00; good wagon scales,
a cotton scales, $10.00. L.
ms, Junction City. Rt<2,;

: roller cane mill and pan,
xd cond. ready for use,
Live 5 mi. East Rich-
ust off old Albany Road.
ite. Bob Wells, Rich-
. 1. Box 82.

Joe Harrow, 1 weeder,
er equipment for heavy
beam Chattanooga plows.
fitchell, Cairo. Rt. 3.

Wiliams upright corn
-15 h. p. gas. eng., etc.,
_T. N. Hurst, Luthers-

: heen tools, plows, 1

Eiiner. Ri:

Bee hammer mill, size
Iso age both good run-
ae so Collier, Ar=

er Cane mill and cop-
porator (syrup_ through
etc. all A-1l cond., at
J.B. Miller, Woodland.
Deering husker and
- good cond., ready to
75.00. CoE Hardman,

Tee.
t mill complete, with 16
ks, corn sheller and 3-5

-eng., all good cond.,
Oy W. C. Christoph,
ile. ite

p. boiler and eng., used
work, for sale cheap or
or tractor. G. a Wood-

in

e, 10 to-35 h. p., com-
hae ne of farm
eee

wagon running gear on-
eap for cash or trade for
me D. L. Shahan, Ring-
Rte 2.

gieson. practically new,
for $30.00. Samuel A.
East Point. P. O. Box

hand farm bell, grind
eross cut saw and sev-
other items. All good
Write for price, etc.
- Hammond, Cuthbert.
Ra dolph St;

ically new McCormick-
mowing machine (gear
d in oil), cut around 40
ES 0 cash. G. D. Locke, But-
1s

ize sausage mill, stuf-
land press combined,
cond. F, M. Stewart.

i 10-20 os and 4
bn Deere tiller (tiller
ew), and 1B & O dbl.
w. All worth the price.
Blackewll, Calhoun.

=p. Fairbanks- Morse
good cond., used in
work. J. H. Harbin, At-

peewee ee Rt 1aeg Dexter.

1 Athens, 10 disc bush and bogs

heavy duty plowing harrow,
Cole 3 row grain drill with
plow openers and disc openers.
2 Cole single row grain drills.
Used 1 season. Cheap for cash.
Robert Barnes, Palmetto.

Farmall tractor, newly over-
hauled, new pistons, sleeves,
crank shaft and bearings ,etc.,
good nse $300.00. Terms if
desired. L. P. Singleton, Ft. Val-
ley. Rt. 3.

2 horse, 8 shoe Empire grain
drill; sows wheat, oats, rye, al-
so clover seed, guano cups and
down spouts, need minor re-
pairs, otherwise okay. Cost
$75.00; come get it for $12.50.
Frank L. Linn, Rydal. Rt. 2.

For sale one large Interna-
tional thresher, in good condi-
tion, bargain. Walter Joiner,
R. F. D. Miller, Ga.

Alfalfa and Kaffer corn
grinder, Stover No. 48, for sale.
J. A, Boatwright, Cornelia.

Good 16 in. rock grist mill
for sale reasonable. Mrs. Alice
Moran, Moran, Ga.

John Deere mowing machine,
style No. 414, only used about

10 days, 4 1- 2 ft. blade, at great }

bargain; also Letz feed mill,
needs some repairs, $25.00. J.
C. Collier, Piedmont.

Chalmers tractor, model B,
tiller, harrow and_ cultivating
feet, perfect shape, $600.00 for
ah T. Y. Harris, Crawford. Rt.
Good 1 or 2 h, wagon at bar-
gain ,or would trade either one
of them. Look them over. J: R.
Sumner, Alamo. Rt. 1.

Hammer mill No. 1 cond.,
Tempkin bearings, 3 good
screens, $37.50 for quick sale.
G. O. McKie, Augusta, Rt. 3.

3 nice, large, iron rollers for
old fashioned Cane mill, and
80 gal. iron kettle. Write for
particulars. Mrs. B. B. Ander-
son, Miledgeville.

One 16 in. Meadows grist mill
in perfect cond., $40.00. O. L.
Tomlinson, Stockton.

2 horse disc harrow and Mo-
line mowing machine, both need
some repairs. Sell or exch. for
3 row grain drill and 1 h. mow-
ing machine. W. D. Milam, Au-
stell. Rt. 1.

Good, used McCormick Deer-
ing tractor and large tractor
harrow, good running cond.,
sale or trade for pair good
mules or for cows. W. J. Saun-
ders, Jenkinsburg.

Set blacksmith tools, used
very little, $20.00, or trade for
3 large Dark Cornish cockerels
and pullets of March or April
hatch, allowing $1.00 ea. and
ea, pay own trans. chgs. T. H.
Anderson, Baldwin.

3 Roller cane mill, 1 copper
evaporator (syrup through
pipes), all complete, A-1 cond.,
at bargain. J. B. Miller, Wood-
land.

McCormick-Deering 6 ft.
Binder, used by private indi-
vidual fo r3 yrs., for sale. Alva
Clay, Monroe,

Appleton corn shreeder, snap
rolls, shredder head with blow-
er, perfect cond., $100.00. Will
exch. H. F. Price, Locust Grove.

1 heavy duty 12-15 h. p. gas.
eng., 1-24 in. Williams upright
corn mill. All good running
cond. T. N. Hurst, Luthersville.

Appleton husker shredder, 2
shucking rolls, fair cond., $25.00.
Will trade. Want. metal stan-
chions or 15 h. p. oil engine. T.
P. Burdett, Washington.

A lh. and a 2 h. wagon for
sale. Frank C. Pruitt, Dahlone-
ga, Rt. 1, Box 67.

No, 2 Golden cane mill. Few
minor repairs makes it almost
like new, at a bargain. Jas. D.
Hancock, Sylvester, _

Small Blacksmith shop out-
fit, $35.00 ae R. L. Carter,

Savannah. Douse Lanier, Sa-

{tractor in first letter. Chas. M.

MARKET BULLETIN:

SECOND-HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

SECOND-HAND
MACHINERY WANTED

pulley, for sale cheap. Fred
Flanders, Dublin, Rt. 6.

1 single cotton press, worth
$250.00; sell for $50.00; 30 h. p.
eng., $50.00; good wagon scales,
$40.00; cotton scales, $10.00. L.
T. Adams, Junction Ctiy. Rt.
2, Box 9.

6 row grain drill, $20.00; Du-
plex Burr mill, $40.00; Hammer
mill, $100.00. No. 14 Chatanooga
syrup mill, $22.50. R. E. Mitch-
ell, Zbulon.

Syrup mill and copper pan,
$15.00 FOB. Mrs. D. M. Mc-
Cray, Gainesville. Rt. 9.

Exc. 1 Joe Harrow, 1 weeder,
and other equipment for heavy
2 steel beam Chattanooga plows.
W. E. Mitchell, Cairo. Rt. 3.

SECOND-HAND
MACHINERY WANTED

Want 1 second-hand stump
puller, good cond., for cash.
Quinton Paulk, Wray. Rt. 2.

Want good make walking cul-
tivator in vicinity Irwin coun-
ty for cash. State full particu-
lars. Claud Harper, Wray. Rt.
2s

Want used Midget Marvel
flour mill, complete. Have 20
bu. per hour used Sprout
Waldron grist mill, also used
Sears Hammer Mill. Will trade
on Midget Marvel or trade for
corn, etc. J. B. Dunbar, Atlanta,
Box 372. De 8440.

Want small garden tractor
with attachments. or Fordson
with harrow, cheap. Must be
fair running cond. Mrs. Opal
Davenport, Andersonville.

Want 1 late model Cole plant-
er, good cond., cheap for cash.
Write full description. Wm. L.
Garren, Copperhill, Tenn. Rt.
1. Res. of Georgia.)

Want 1 h. wagon in good
cond., with 20 mi. Lone Oak. O.
EF DeLoach, Grantville, Rt. 1.

Want 5 or 6 h. p. boiler or
boiler and engine for farm use.
Must be in good shape and stand
test. Pay cash. W. N. Hix, Ram-
hurst-Rt.:1.

Want used 1 h. oat drill in
good cond. J. J. Harris, Pelham

Want garden tractor, 1, 2, 3
or 4 h. p. any make, cheap for
cash. Mrs. E. M. Rowland,
Carnesville. Rt. 1.

Want 1 large spare gear and
1 small one for McCormick
mower. David Thornton, Green-
ville. Rt. 3.

Want good 1 horse wagon rea-
sonable for cash. Must be near

vannah. Rt. 4.

Want purchase Grist Mill,
flat rocks and motive power
complete. R. J. Walsh. Garfield.

Want.small low pressure boil-
er. 1 1-2 hh. p. for small dairy,
cheap. P. J. Roberts, Jr. Jeffer-
son. Rt. 1.

Want good, second-hand farm
tractor, 1 row tractor preferred.
Will: trade in mules on same.
State make, model and cond.

Miller, Calhoun. Rt. 2.

Want tractor disc turn plow.
Quote price, name of plow and
cond, as soon as possible. W. H.
Whitten, Chula.

Want a 50-60 gal. syrup boil-
er, Give best price in. first let-
ter, E, L. Thompson West
Green,

Want 1 h. wagon in good
cond., with 20 mi. Lone Oak. O.
L. DeLoach, Gainesville. Rt. 1,

Want 5 or 6 h. p. boiler or
boiley and engine for farm use,
Must be in good shape and stana
test. Pay cash. W. N. Hix, Ram-
hurst. Rt. 1.

Want good, second-hand 1 or
2 ro wfarm tractor. Must be in
first class cond. State make,
price and cond., frst letter. J. T.
Miller, Calhoun.

Want used 1 h, oat drill in
good; eond. J. J. Harris, Pei-
ham,

Want 1 grist mill complete in
good cond,, old fashioned water
type rocks, for cash. T. F. Rapp.
Abbevile.

Want 1 Meadows upright
grist mill with 30 in roeks, also
1 hammer feed mill, cheap for
cash. R. A. Register, Rentz.

Want 1 late model Cole plant-
er, good cond. cheap for cash.
Write ful description. Wm. L.
Garren, Copperhill, Tenn. Rt.
1. (Res. of Georgia.)

Want farm bell and second-
hand. electric motor, 2 1-2 or
3 hp., good cond., for use with
farm work, at reasonable price.
Also sell 1 h. wagon or trade
for good cow. F. R. Arnold,
Philomath.

Want 1 A No. Oxen yoke. J.
eo Columbus, P. O. Box

Want good pea Thresher, A-1
cond. no old model wanted.
Write. Chas. Crawford, Molena.
Want 2 or 3 disc tractor plow |

Good Fordson tractor with |

Want good, second-hand 1 or
2 row farm tractor. Must be in
first class cond. State make.
and cond., first: letter. J. T.
Miller, Calhoun.

Want 2 or 3 disc tractor plow
in good cond. Reese Howard.
Albany, Rt. 3. :

Want a 50-60 gal. syrup boil-
er. Give best price in first let-
ter. E, L. Thompson, West
Green.

Want 1 grist mill complete.
in good cond., old fashioned
water type rocks, for cash. T.
F. Sapp, Abbeville.

Want. 1 Meadows upright grist
mill with 30 in rocks, also 1
hammer feed mill, cheap for
cash. R. A. Register, Rentz.

Want farm bell and second-
hand electric motor, 2 1-2 or
3 _hp., good cond., for use with
farm work, at reasonable price.
Also sell 1 h. wagon or trade for
good cow. F. R. Arnold, Philo-
math.

Want 1 A No. Oxen yoke. J.
ae Columbus. P. O. Box
Want good pea Thresher, A-1
cond., no old model wanted.
Write. Chas. Crawford, Molena.

INCUBATORS, BROOD-
ERS, ETC., FOR SALE

Super Hatcher Inc., good as
new, oil burning, 520, egg cap.
Cheap. J. O. Hallman, Black-
shear. Rt. 1.

2 oil brooders, used 1 yr.,
good cond., 500 cap., $7.00; 1000
cap., $9.00; both for $15. 00; also
International 1 eylinder gas;
eng. for farm use, for sale.
Come see. Mrs. Allen Russ,
Nicholls. Rt. 2.

Want brooder stove, wood
burner preferred, also batter-

i

cond. and price. Mrs. Jas.
Blasingame, Milledgeville. Rt. 5.

2000 cap. hot water battery
brooder plant, produces 200
broilers per week, $200; 1
light running 2 h. wagon, re-
built, $20.00; also 500 Ibs.
Crimson clover seed in chaff,
5 Ib. Dick Scott, Adairsville.
RE 2s

Sears Roebuck oil burnig
brooder, 300 chick size, perfect
cond., used 2 seasons, $5.00.
pele . C. Ridley, Franklin. Rt.

cay 10,000. cap. electric
combination incubator- hatcher.
first class operating cond.,
cheap for cash. Write. Henry
F. Ploeger, Rome. Notasulga
Drive.

tric brooder, used once, good
as new, $7.00 FOB. Mrs. T. B.
McDowell, Albany. Rt. 2.

2 electric self-regulating
brooder heating units, 300 cap.
ea., used one time, $5.00 ea. J.
B. Woods, Brooks.

250 cap., hot water incubator,
1 chicken and hog feed mill,
8 1-2 and 10 h. p. and other
farm equipment. Manuel Bail-
ey, Washington. Rt. 3.

Oil brooder, 300 cap., $5.00 or
exc. for purebred March or
April hatch R. I. Red pullets.
Donaldson str. preferred, no
culls. Mrs. A. J. Lewallen, Dal-
ston? Rt. 1:

900 chick cap. Buckeye elec.
starting battery, $55.00; Oaks
finisher, $35.00; canopy gas
brooder, $8.00; Super Hatcher
oil ine, 250 cap., $6.00; Buck-
eye, oil inc., 350 cap. $7. 00. W.
C. Stacy, Union City. (Roosevelt
Highway).

416.egg cap. elec, incubator.
used very little, reasonable.
Mrs. Dairy Williams Emerson.
Super Hatcher Inc., good as
new oil burning, 520 egg cap.
Cheap. J. O. Hailman, Black-
shear, Rt. 1.

2 oil brooders, used 1 yr.,
good cond., 500 cap., $7.00;
1000 cap., $9.00; both for $15.00;
also 1 International 1 cylinder
gas. eng. fo rfarm use, for sale.
Come see. Mrs, Alten Russ,
Nicholls. Rt. 2.

INCUBATORS AND
BROODERS WANTED

Want an incubator of large
cap., in fairly good shape,
cheap for cash. W. J. Porter,
Sunny Side, Box 56.

Want brooder stove
burner preferred, also batter-
ies for broiler aising. Give cond.
and price. Mrs. Jas. Blasin-
game, Milledgeville. Rt. 5.

PECANS FOR SALE

small halves shelled pecans,
385e Hb.; medium and mixed
halves, 37c lb.; large halves,
40e lb.; large paper shell halv-
es, 45c. Cash with order. Post-

in good eond, Reese Howard,
Albany, Rt. 3.

Rt. 2, Adel,

| mojecday: October 15, 194

ies for broiler raising. Give |

300 cap., Sears-Roebuck elec-.

wood |

age extra. Mrs. J. H. Gordon,

Farmers Golden Text |

And Jacob vowed a vow,
saying, If God will be with
me, and will keep me in this
way that I go, and will give
me bread to eat, and rai-
ment to put on,

So that I come again to
my fathers house in peace;
then shall the Lord be my
God:

And this stone, which e
have set for a pillar, shall be
Gods house; and of all that
thou shalt give me I will
surely give a tenth unto
thee.Genesis 28:20-21-22.

BEANS AND PEAS FOR
SALE

200 Bu. new crop field peas,
$1.50 per bu. F. O. B. Herman
Bryan, Chester, Rt. 1.

Tender cornfield beans, 20
pt; white blackeye Crowd
peas, 6c per lb; giant garl
bulbs, 30c per gal; large leaf
sage, 10c bun; stamps accepted,
add postage. Lamar i
Talking Rock.

Peas and walnuts; red spec-
kled Crowder peas, few white
sugar Crowders, mixed with
them, 10 Ibs. $1, PP, new crop
walnut meats 40c per lb. PP,
ist and 2nd zones. Mrs. Sarah
Grindle, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

White blackeye Crowder
peas, 6c per lb., new crop;
large sized garlic, 30c per gal:
tender cornfield beans, 20c per
pt; large leaf running sage, 10e
bun; green meadow, 15c per Ib.
Add postage. Dorothy Teem,
Talking Rock.

Willetts Wonder Eng. peas,
25 lb.; 25 Ib. lots or more, 20
Ib. fob. S. D. Guillebeau, Lin-
colnton, Rt. 2.

PECAN AND OTHER
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE

Good var. old fashione
Peach and black walnut trees,
2-3 ft., $1.00 doz; $5.00 C

Blanche Woodruff, Greenvill

Leading var., apple, peach,
pear and charry trees, grape
vines, first class stock, cheap,
Write for prices. T. M. Webb,
Ellijay.

Standard var., 3 yr. old,
grafted apple trees. 6 ft. size,
1 in. caliper and well a
(should bear next year),
choice trees, $5.00 FOB. N. a
ene, Atlanta, 126 E. Baker St.

State insp., true to name,
lead. var., peach trees, $1.00 doz:
$5.00 C; $45. 00 M; Grapevines,
same price; also plum, apricot
and apple trees, 2c per tree:
Keiffer pears, 3-5 ft., trees,
$2.50 doz; $15.00 C. Mrs. Be
Travis, Riverdale.

GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE

Giant blue stem seed wheat,
recleaned, $1.50 bu. fob. H. Gc
Mortin, Gainesville, Rte

Tall growing No. Ga. abruzzi-
rye seed, $1.35 bu. No order
less than 3 bu. filled. Del. pr
paid to any station in Ga. Cash-
iers check or M. O. No checks,
W. P. Cuthbertson, Copperhill,
Tenn. (Res. of Ga.) g
- Pure Cokers Fulgrain seed
oats, 85c bu. at my barn. Fer.
rell Dunn, Zebulon. oe

Appler, Fulghum and Ful-
grain oats, 60c bu.; May Blue-
stem seed wheat, $1. 25 bu.; Ab=
ruzzi seed rye, $1.35 bu. fob.
J. F. Lowe, Ft. Valley.

300 to 400 bu. Hastings +00
bu. oats for sale. J. R. Miller,
Sylvester. :

1,000 bu. Hastings 100 ba
oats: and 500 bu. Texas Rust
Proof oats for sale. James
Sledge, Ty Ty, Rt. 3.. |

Pure Cokers Fulgrain seed
oats, 55c bu; pure Gasta seed
wheat, $1. 10 bu. All bright,
clean, free of weed seed. Emory
Jackson, Goggins.

Texas Red rust proof seed
oats, free of smut, 60c bu. barn.
M. A. Ramsey, Quitman. aS

Several thousand bu. Coker
and Hastings 100 bu., heavy
headed, well cured oats for
sale. H. G. Smith, Fitzgerald.

300 Hastings seed oats, re=
cleaned, in 3 bu. second hand

bags, 60c bu. Send check.
Prompt shipment. J. W. Lang,
Omega.

Several hundred bu. Fulgrain, -
told and rust proof, seed oats,
in 5 bu. bags, 50c bu. fob, M.
D. Toole, Rt. 4, Augusta.
Sanford wheat, $2.25 bu.: Ss
24 bu., $2.15 bu: over 24 bu.
$2.00 bu. Bagged in 2 bu. lots, |
FOB Griffin. H. P., Stuckey,
Experiment. =
50 tons No. 1 Peanut hay, Z
$10.00 ton FOB. J. S. Todd,
Baxley, Rt. 3.
Hastings 101 oats, 60c bu. A
so seed wheat at reasonab!

price. F. R. Arnold, Philomath,

TS AND PECANS
FOR SALE

s. large Stewart pecans.
n November, 15c per Ib.
ostage. Mrs. M. T. Tanner,
sville. :
ms, to truckmen only;
ye ready November 1. T.
illey, Tazewell.

crop pecans, Moore and
ymaker, 7 lbs. $1, new
panish peanuts, 12 lbs.
1. to 8rd zone. F. C. Gar-
ort Gaines, Rt. 1.

IT AND BUTTER

bright, sundried apples,
of worms and peeling 10c

10 lb. lots. Postpaid in

rs. Dewitt White, Dah-

Prt t= BOX 37.

s. bright dried apples.

op, $1.00 del. L. Pettit,

ed apples, peeled and
ree from worms. 10c lb.
-of 10 lbs. or more post-
. P. M. Allen, Gordon,

IEY BEES AND BEE

JPPLIES FOR SALE

extracted honey, good

6-5 lb. cans, $3.00 fob;
cans, $9.00 del. W. S.

Blackshear.

fresh gallberry honey in
ils, $1.00 ea.; case of
$5.50. Send shipping
Jim Pye, Odum.
Gallberry honey,

ntainers, one 60 Ib. can,

a $5.15: six 5 lb; pails,
mb, $3.55. Exp. paid in
. Prompt shipment. H.

man, P. O. Box 25, Na-:

t 300 eight frame bee
gov't insp., supers, and
pplies, from 1,000 to
. honey on them, for
m. Beasley, Rt. 1, Clax-

TLE FOR SALE

ade White Face cows |:

, and Reg. bull, $150.00
apers. All good cond.
op lot. th, Y. HMarris)
awford. Rt. 2.
. old male, wt. about
., black and red Jersey
at, fine, $40.00. Mrs.
Fryer Riverdale. Rt. 1.
giving 1 1-2 gal. milk
Iso 2 nice heifers, at
ible price. Fain Wilson,
te nt. .2, Box tbs.
Heweford bulls, 15 mos.
ght price. Write. L. G.
jan, Jr., Commerce.
Yb. Herefard bull, $50.00;
y and 1 Holsten bull
each, 2 1-2 yrs. old.

244 Division St.
oper.
bred Jeacsey bulls, 3
8 mos. old respective-
nish papers. $60.00 ea.
rm. B. M. Eskew, Haw-

Se old, reg. White Face

tTereford males, sired by

- male Domino blood-
me see our herd. 1 mi.
= WwW. V. Dickinson,
11

old, purebred Aberdeen
sul fine, gentle, no bad
Mrs. John M. Brewton,
lle. Rt. 2.

and calf (6 wks. old),
Grover Beam, Lithonia,
at Rock Chapel Taber-

olled, purebred Hereford
ves, 4 1-2 mos. old and
ereford heifers, same
d older, also sev. nice
ves. H. C. Waldrep, For-
o
ed, 2 yr. old, Angus
ers furnished, Thied
roved breeder. Sell or exc.
ws and calves. Rees How-
ny, Rt. 3.
e Oxen, wt. about 1000
ll broke to plow and
GC. N. Hardy, Philo-

ersey milch cow, fresh
If about 4 wks. old, a-
. gal, day, $40.00 cash.
Hicks, Stone Mtn. Box

or equal value in corn
oats. K. D. Sanders,
on. .
nilch cow, 3 1-2. gals.,
; 1 giving 4 gal., $75.00;
little bone black African
boar yr. old, wt. 200-
Ybs. the stay-fat kind,
O. P. Singuefield, Har-
Guernseys: cow fresh
-d calf (bull); heifer,
in December; heifer,
1. next March; 6 raixed
nd Guernsey springers.
hamiee, Sparta.

5+

_ HOGS FOR SALE

Purebred big bone Black P.
C. males and gilts, 10 wks. old,

reg., life time treated, $5.75 ea.
1 Macon, Rt. 3.

FOB. N. H: Bacon, Irwinton.

Purebred Hampshire boars
and gilts. Sell or exc. for seed
oats and walking plow. O. S.
Duggan Chester. ae s

_Reg. Durocs, blocky type, ser-
vice boars, pigs, spring gilts.
Best blood. Large numbar to
pick frome
Shingler.

Purebred Duroc-Jersey sow,
2 yrs. old, $25.00; 6 shoats, S.
P. C. and Duroc J. crossed, 8
mos. old, $5.00 ea. at barn. W.
S. Norton Edison.

Purebred Hampshire pigs, can
be reg. Prize winners Inter
State Fair. $7.50 ea. Chester
Sloan, Ringgold.

S. P. C. pigs, sired by out-
standing boars; sons and half
brothers to Worlds grand
champions: out of dams of
Worlds best breeding. $10.00
ea. $18.00 pair; $25.00 trio. All
dbl. treated, reg. buyers name.
: J. Washington, Jackson. Rt.

Hambrick,

Sev. nice, young hogs about
3 mos. old, for sale at my farm,
4 mi. No. Adairsville, 1-2 mi.
from highway. W. W. Trimble,
Adairsville Rt, 2. :

Broke-nose Barkshire pigs for
sale. 1. CC. Hall, Atlanta, 350
Flat Shoals Ave. S. E.

Champion blooded : P. C.
pigs, bred gilt, Service boars,
all inoculated against cholera,
at reasonable prices, F. H. Bunn,
Midville.

8 mos. old S. P. C. boar, ready
for service, cholera immune,
reg. buyers name price to suit
buyer. Located 2 mi. Southeast
Carnegie. Robert S. Harris,
Cuthbert. -Rt= 2:

Reg. Duroc Jersey pigs from
best bloodlines, moderately
priced. See or write. Located 9
mi. No. Perry on U. S. No. 41.
Ralph Tabor, FFA Student, Ft.
Valley, Rt, 1: :

Purebred, big bone Blue Gui-
nea pigs, males and females,
$14.00 pr., $8.00 ea. FOB. John-
son Weldon, Woodbury Rt. 2.

Purebred S. P. C. pigs, 2-4
mos. old. also gilts of all ages,

open and bred. Finest breeding,

including str. of Mischief Mak-
er and Conquest. Come look or
write for prices. E. K. Over-
street. Sylvania. ;

Duroc Jersey pigs, 12 wks.
old, reg. in buyers name, $10.00
ea. plus cost of papers also pure-
bred Toggenburg buck, 17 mos.
old, $20.00: 7 mos. old buck
$15.00. Naturally hornless,
from 5 and 6 qt. mothers. J. H.
Carter, Ellabelle.

9 shoats, 4 mos. olds, also a
250 lb. brood sow, bred. L. A.
Leard, Canon.

Large, purebred, reg. P. C.
sow, ready for breeding now
(has already brought 2 litters)
for sale or exc. far large fat-
tening hog ready to slaughter
now. Troy Saunders, Jenkins-
burg. : :

8 purebred Blue Guinea pigs,
6 wks. old, 4 ea. male and fe-
male, $15.00 pair, or $8.00 ea.
Sows won first and second place
at fair. N. A. Weldon, Jr., Man-
chester. RFD 1.

1 purebred Duroc-Jersey sow,
with papers, $15.00 for quick
sale. Donald Morris, Thompson.
Rt. 2. (Member FFA.) |

Big bone Guinea, 10 wks. old
pigs. $5.00 ea. at lot; also Terruf
seed oats, 75c bu. 10 bu. 70c
bu. At my home. R. P. Stein-
heimer, Brooks.

mos. old boar, half P. G.
and half Duroc Jersey, ready
for service, $8/00 or trade for
heifer calf or nanie milk goat.
Chas. K. Phipps, Buckhead. Rt.
1

3 fine O. I. C. pigs, 3 mos.
old, $4.00 ea. at my farm. Miss
Hilda V. Francis, Dahlonega,
RFD 1, Box 56 W.

2 yr. old reg, S. P. C. boar,
Duke, of the famous Captain
Spot and The Patrol breeding.
Sacrifice for $30.00. David Den-
ham, Lincolnton. :

3 P. C. and Berkshire 3 mos.
old gilts, $5.00 ea; at my place.
A. D. Wilkie, College Park, Rt.
2, Box 92. Ca 1784. :

2 pr.. choice Httle bone Gui-
nea pigs, 4 mos. old, wt. around
50 -Ibs., ea. $15.00 pr. male and
female. FOB. W. N. McCull-
ough, Ringgold. Rt. 1.

Reg. S. P. C. boar and_sow.

(Boar champion at Macon Fair).

Ea. 2 yrs old. $45.00 or $25.00
ea: ehoice pigs from, Grand
champion sow at Southeastern
and Macon. Fairs, $7.50. ea. reg.
and dbl, treated. John Black-
well, Jr., Marietta. Rt. 1.

Purebred, big bone black P.
C. males and gilts, 10-12 wks.
old, reg. Life immunity to
cholera, $6.75 ea. erated, fob. N.
H. Bacon, Irwinton.

2 fine, healthy, Yr. old hogs,
barrow and sow (make good
breeders), $24.00. J. H. Lee,
Grantville. Rt. 1.

HORSES AND MU
J FOR SALE = 2
Black mere: pale a eed

shape, $60.00. William Hudson,

6 yr. old daplle gray horse
and a 3 1-2 yr. old bay mare; a
2 horse turning plow. Mrs.
Mamie Whaley, LaFayette. Rt.
2, (on R. B, Howards Stock
Farm.)

Good plug mule, good eyes,
legs, no tricks, good worker
anywhere, $15.00 or trade for
hogs at market price. W. W.
Smith, Marietta. Rt. 4 Sand
Town Rd. :

9 yr. old, blocky, 5 gaited
mare, sound, gentle, work any-

trade for mules; want to buy a
good milch cow. Ottis Moody,
Coffee.

2 mules and a 2 H. wagon,
and some farm tools. D. W. Da-
vis Colbert.

2 fine, 1100 Ib. brood mares,
work anywhere, 7-8 yrs. old, ex-
eellent mothers: 1 has fine mule
colt, other 2 fine horse colts.
D, Y. Hicks, Roberta.

Beautiful saddle pacer, un-
broke, 2 1-2 yrs. old, wt. about
700 lbs. very gentle, $100.00
eash here. J. H. Cooper, Pen-
dergr-ass.

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE

Reg. Toggenburg buck kid
born August 13th. Dam, Brid-
ers Bernuce; Sire, Sir Rode-
rick. Reg, Tog. buck, born Feb,
16, of 15 1-2 Ib milk stock,
ready fa: service and guar. fer-
tile, Reasonable. Warren Roll-

Ave., De 6912.

For service, reg. puyebred Nu-
bian sire, Hatab 2 A. M. G.
R. A. 53807; AGS N-2397, of
Mile High-LaCrescenta breed-
ing, best in the South. Fee, $5.00
for pureleed does, $2.50 for
grades. Hornless, black, light

Demarest.
, At stud, large natural butt-.
headed Tog. buck. Vigorous, fer-
tile, blooded milk stock. Fee,
$2.00. Does boarded reasonably.
Mrs. Zaida McElroy, Atlanta,
205 Norwood Ave. N. E. De
3710. -

8 yearling Hampshire-Ram-
bolette rams, (mothers are prize
winners for 2 successive years:

yrs.), $10.00 ea. Chas. Collison,
Ellijay, Rt. 3 Box 28 A. Round

| Top Rd. (Any day except Sat-

urdays.) 3

Buck service for milk goats,
$1.00; board, 10c day; also
young heifer, $10.00 or exch.
for healthy, young hens. Last
-house on No. Hightower Rd. J.
Jolley, Atlanta, Rt. 7.

2 high bred milk goats and 1
bill, about 2 1-2 yrs. old, $20.00
or exc. for corn or syrup J. H.
Cannon, Loganville. Rt. 2.
_At Stud, Sir Roderick, No.
T-2678, the most outstanding
Toggenburg buck in the South.
Reg. ped. and naturally horn-
less. From 15 1-2 lb. milk stock
and guar. fertile. Quality breed-
ing for milk production. Fee,
$5.00. John Hynds, Atlanta, 93
Warren St., N. E. De 5140.

2 good stock milk goats, both
bred, freshen in January. R. M.
Edge, Jasper.

20-25 bred Ewes, Southdown
and Hampshire crossed, $3.00
ea. at my barn. H. L. Spear-
man, Shady Dale. Rt. 1.

1 naturally butt-headed Tog-
genburg male, from good milk
stock, 7 mos. old, $5.00. Tom
Miller, Douglasville. Rt. 3, Box
38. 7
- 1 nice doe, freshen in Jan-
uary, 4 qts. per day the last
freshening. Mrs. R. W. Wingo,
Newnan.

RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE

About 40 guinea pigs, grown
and young stock, for sale or
trade for chickens, wheat or
corn. F. M. Ogletree, Barnes-

| ville.

N. Z. White, pink-eyed rab-
bits, buck ready for service,

does, $2.50; young: does, $1.00
ea. also R. I. Red pullets, $1.00
ea. Amilee Long, Bremen. Rt.
1s

5 Chinchilla breeding rabbits,
at reduced price, $1.00 ea. Trade
for equal value this yrs hatch
chickens, heavy breed prefer-
red. E. S. Heath, Atlanta, 934
Waverly Way, N. E.

5 pr. ped. M. Z. Whites, 8
mos. ofd, $3.50 pr. FOB, or exc.
for young pullets, of good lay-
ing breed. Chas. P. Weaver.
Smyrna. Rt. 1.

75 guinea. pigs, very cheap.
Make offer on let. G. G. Ridg-
Lway, Reysten. aes

-| SHEEP AND GOATS _

where, wt. 950 lbs. for sale or |.

ins, Atlanta, 349 Murray Hill}.

trim, silver ears. F. E. Grubbs,

father reg. prize winner for 2

$1.50; young bucks, 75c ea; bred |

Want purebred Toggenburg
does, 1 already bred, good milk
strain on both sides and 2 bred
or not bred. State particulars.
R. J. Ellison, Girard.

Will pay cash for some com-
mon goats. Annie Sharpton, Da-
cula. Rt. 1. 3

Want exch. value for fresh
milk goat. Write. Margaret

pont Ave., De 4065.

Want 1 milk goat buck, over
6 mos. old, Toggenburg pre-
ferred, reasonably priced, J. E.
Baynes, Greensboro.

CATTLE WANTED:

Want for cash, 5 to 8 reg.
or ent. to reg. horned type Here-
ford heifavs. Give wt. and best
price first letter. H. L. Hat-
field, Gainesville... Box 18.

Want cattle, any kind, grown,
or calves to raise on shares.
Plenty yea round pasture. C.
Pe Bush: Wray RE 22:

RABBITS AND GUINEA
PIGS WANTED:

Want pr. grown mated rab-
bits. State price del. S. A, Ju-
fee Jr. Moultrie, P. O. Box

03. ; :

POULTRY FOR SALE

AUSTRALORPS:

Black Australorp hens, AAA
str., laying, Mar. 1939 hatch,
$1.00 ea.; Mar. 1940 hatch, $1.50
ea,; Mar. cockerels, $1.50 ea.
Not prepaid. Grady McCurley,
Acworth, Rt. 1.

BANTAMS AND BRAHMAS:

_ 1 trio Black Cochins, breed-
ing stock, $5.25 trio; 3 hens, 1
cock, $7.00. Exchange for
Cornish pullets or hens. C. J.
Chandler, Box 11, Red Oak.

Several purebred large type
Brahma cocks and pullets; dark
Cornish cockerels, 75c and $1.00
ea. fob. Mrs. J. E. Stone, Rt.
2, Adairsville. :

2 bantam roosters, 65 ea.
Exchange for setting | Jersey
Black or White Giant eggs or
dried fruit. Dewitt Buchanan,
Baxley, Rt. 4.

9 R. I. Red bantam hens, 1
yr. old, $1.25 ea. H. Clement,
128 Adams St., Decatur. De
6356.

Pugebred Buff Cochin ban-
tams, 9 mos. old, $1.50 pr.;
$2.00 trio. Kenneth Vann,
Grove Ave., Waycross.

Golden Sebright bantams,
$5.00 trio; black breasted game
bantams, modern B. B. Reds,
$5.00 te.; white creasted pig-
eons, $1.50 pr.; also, Golden and
Silver pheasants. M. L. Arnau,
221 East 49 St., Savannah.

Several prs. Silver Spangled
Hamburg bantams, $1.00 ea. G.
C. Daniel, Sylvester.

Bantams: Black Breasted
game, Red Pyles, Dark Corn-
ish, Buff Cochins for - sale.
Money back guar. W. K. Hern-
don, 1109 Adrian St., Augusta.

BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS

Purebred Apr, hatch Part-
ridge R. pullets, $1.00 ea. in lots
not less than 5; eggs, $1.00, 15

mail not guar. No cod _ ship-
ments. M. O. Mrs. Jesse Mixon,
Rt 1-Box 419; Octilla,

6 W. R. hens, 6 R. I. Red hens,

Booth stock, $5.00, 6. Mrs. Tal-
lulah Reyno, 410 W. Anderson
St., Savannah. |
CORNISH:
__Few large type Dark Corn-
ish cockerels, Ap. hatch, $1.50
ea.s 1: Feb... hatch; 1 Black
Cornish, Feb. hatch, $2.50 ea.
fob. C. O. Sikes, Sylvester.

Several young Cornish cock-
erels, large type, $1.50 ea. Will
hot ship. Come and pick them
out. Rev. Jesse D. Booth, 50
Whiteford Ave. N. E., Atlanta.

Large type Dark Cornish
cockerels, Mar, hatch, $1.25 ea.:
pullets, $1.00 ea. No personal
checks. Florence Horne, Grove-
town.

Dark Cornish chickens, Bull
Dog type, heavy, 75c ea. fob.,
exp. only; eggs, $1.00, 15 pre-
paid mail. Trade for cured ham
or young hens. A, L. Milligan,
Bloomingdale.

Purebred Dark Cornish eock-
erels, Bulldog str., ready for
service, $1.50 ea. fob. M. O, No
checks. Mrs. A. W. Collins, Pu-
laski, Rt. 1, Box 28.

GAMES:

Ark, Travier stags and pul-
lets, about 6 mos. old, -pullets
soon to lay, $1.25 ea.; $2.25 pr.:
$3.25 trio. Z. E. Dunlap, Chaun-
cey. :

Balard Grist Grady cocks,
hens, pullets and stags for sale.
C. H. Camp, Toccoa.

10 Blue Pit game hens and
cock, hens, $1.50 ea.; cock,
$2.50; $15.00 lot. Trade for hogs,
pigs, milk goats or anything of

value. H. M, Adams, Douglas-
ville. Sut ~ spills

Manderson, Atlanta, 1319 De-

exp. col.; $1.50 mail. Arrival by.

"|HOUDANS:

_ Trio Houdan chickens, 3 mos.
old, $5.00. Mrs. B. E. Payrish,
Pavo. : aire
LEGHORNS: pes

2 nice young Everlay str. B. ~

L. cockerels, ready for service, |
$1.25 ea.; $2.25 trio. Mrs. H. A. :

Wilson, Martin, Rt. 2. : a
35. W. L. hens, 1 yr. old, Big

Eng. str., 65 ea. feb. Mrs. Eu-

gene Smith, Monticello.
Some W. L. Tom Barron, Eng.
str. chickens; nice Cornish, 50

and 75c ea.; B. R. rooster, Leg-

horn pullets, $1.00 ea. Mrs. Eve=
lyn Nesmith, 38 Melrose St.,
Macon. Se

22 purebred AAA W.L.., Apr.
hatch; 40 purebred Buff Leg-
heens, Apr. 15 hatch, ready to
lay, $1.00 ea.; roosters, $1.25
ea.; 14 purebred White Mam-
moth Pekin ducks, 80c ea. All |
coops ret. Mrs. W. D. Bryant,
Coffee, X es

Several nice Mar. hatch Leg-
horn cockerels, from R. O. P.
stock, $2.50 ea. N. W. Parham, ~
Warm Springs.

200 fine AAA Eng. str. W. L.

|hens. 1 yr. old, laying, 75 ea.

W. F. Coffee, Douglas.
Few W. L. pullets, $1.00 ea.
fob; also 1,000 egg Petersime

j electric incubator, good as new,
$100.00. G, L. Stripling, Rt. 3,

Macon. =
50 W. L. hens, few 2 yrs. old,
most 1 yr. old, no diseases, cull-
ed, $45.00 lot fob; $44.00 at my __
home; also 1 White Jersey
Giant cockerel, 2 yrs. old, $1.00.
Lo H. O. Midlin, Fairmount,
MINORCAS: is
30 fine purebred Buff Mi-
norea pullets, Apr. hatch, be-
ginning to lay, $1.00 ea. Mrs,
J. R. Laniea-, Graymont, Rt. 1.
ORPINGTONS: cee
Big B. O. cockerels, Feb.
hatch, direct from Booth, Lady-
Egg-A-Day str., $2:00 ea.; $3.50:
3, $5.00 fob. Mrs. J. C. Ward,
Perry. =
6 nice purebred B. O. cock=
erels, 3 mos. old, 75 ea. Exp.
col. M. O. only. Hollis Barnes,
Rebecca, Box 55. |
PHEASANTS: ay
._ Ringneck pheasants, Fantail
and Homer pigeons for sale; al-
so 2 young doe goats, natural-
ly hornless, one bred. Harry
Taylor, 1940 Hallman St. N. E.,
Atlanta. De 3254. :
REDS (NEW HAMPSHIRES):
N. H. Red cockerels, Apr.
hatch, bloodtested, (chicks cost
24c ea.), $1.50 ea. Bob Sosby, |
Carnesville. ee =
23 purebred N. H. Red pul-
lets, 1 rooster, 6 mos. old,

wormed and treated for chick-

en pox, $1.00 ea. Mrs. Neal
Williams, Beuna Vista.
REDS (PARMENTERS): See
45 Apr. hatch, pedigreed,
Parmenter Red cockerels, big,
dark, 85c ea. during October,
a x Kennedy, St. Mountain,
WYANDOTTES:
75 S. L. Wyandotte pe
8 wks. old, $40.00. M. Gaissert,
Williamson, Rt. 1. pee
75 S. L. Wyandotte pullets, 9
wks. old, $40.09 lot. H. R.
Greer, Rt. 1, Williamson. =
Purebred R. C. S. L. Wyan-
dotte cockerels, Apr.
$1.00 ea .M. O. preferred; also
1 rooster, 1938 hatch, large and
fine, $1.50; hens, $1.25 ea. Exp.
pd. by buyer. Mrs. E. B. McLe- |
roy. Eatonton, Rt. 1. :

Thoroughbred White Wyan-

dotte and White Rock pullets

for sale; ;Start. layine in. No].

vember. Mrs, R. R.. Willis, Rt.
5, Macon. ee =
TURKEYS, GUINEAS, :

GEESE, DUCKS, ETC.:

1 black and white Muscovey _
(6 young ones raised

ducks,
this yr.), $6.50. Mrs. Miller Mc-
Afee, Wrightsville.
Mallard ducks mixed, 75e
ea.; $2.00 trio; Ringneck doves,

$1.50 pr. Buff Cochin bantam

~oosters, this yr. hatch, 50c ea.
Exchange for Buff Cochin ban-

tam hens, this yr. hatch. J. S. ae

Robison, Jackson. :
Big Bone Giant Bronze tur-
key toms, Apr. hatch, out of

eggs costing $42.00 doz., $18.0
ea. L. J. Ellis, Cumming.

4 guinea hens, 1939 hatch

White African and- Blue Spec-
kled mixed, 50c ea. exp. col. _
Mrs. W. W. Baughan, Talking
Rock, Rt. 1, Box 84. a

6 arakes, 5 ducks, spr. hatch-
ed. all heavy breed, 75c ea. Ho-
mer Wheeler, Ball Ground, Rt.
2: z

POULTRY WANTED

CORNISH:
Want 10 purebred Cornish
pullets, ready to lay, and 1

rooster. Quote cash price del. J. =

J. Collins, Douglas, Rt. 2.
GIANTS: :
Want 10 Black giant pultets
and 1 young rooster, first cass
breed, lot a or pay xp, >
charges. J, W. Coffman, fii. 2,
Athens, See ee ee

Be

hatch, | =

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POULTRY WANTED

FARM HELP WANTED

MARKET BULLETIN

FARM HELP WANTED

FARM HELP WANTED

Tuesday, October +

ms

POSITIONS WANTE

LEGHORNS:
Exchange value for 6 Mar.

hatch purebred S.C. W.L. pul-
lets. No culls. Mrs. H. J. Chand-
~ jer, Tifton, Rt. 5:

MINORCAS:
Want 100 Mar. hatch pullets:

Minorcas, Australorps, or Leg-
horns. Pay cash. A. B. Taylor,
Rochele. Rt. 1.

FARM HELP WANTED

Want neat, clean, Christian
woman with fair education, 25-
45, for light farm work, no field
work, Good home for right par-

ty. Must give best of ref. Mrs.
F. L. McCoy, Atlanta, Rt. 4;
Box 198. :

Want woman to live in home
with man and wife and do light
farm work, no field work. Good
home and $2.00 week. State age
and full particulars. Mrs. R: E.
Ellington, Fairburn. Reet.
Want dependable, middleag-
ed or young man do gen.
work around country place.
- Must be sober, good character,
able to drive dar. Preference
given slightly crippled appli-

-eant. Write. H. E, Smith, Au-
gusta. Rt. 3.

- Want 1h. farmer on 50-50
basis. 5 A. cotton allotment.
Stock and tools furnished, also
- milk and butter and some gro-
-ceries. Can move party within
100 mi. range. Want girl in
family to help with light work.
Mrs. J. O. Lunsford, Talking
~~ Rock. Rt. 1.
5 Want neat, reliable colored
girl, 20-35, for light farm work,
no field work. $10.00 mo. room
and board. Mrs. G. C. Strick-
land, Atlanta, 407 Marietta St.
Want settled, country raised
colored woman for light farm
work, no field work. Milk 1

Rae

good ref. Write in

and have
C. P. Watson, Black-

full. Mrs.
shear.
- Want man and wife, without
children, for 1 horse farm on
50-50 basis. Expect them to do
extra for. room and board. I.
_E. Brooks, Stonewall. Rt. Li
"Want colored man and family
(boy 12 to 15 yrs. old), for farm
work, Begin soon as possible.
Write. Dr. J. H. Douglas, Al-
bany.
Want family to gather cot-
ton and plow; 1 hand exp. in
dairy work to help in small
dairy. Must be honest and tem-
-perate. Good house, water, gar-
den, wood free. See me at once.
-C. W. Price, Cedartown. Rt. 2.

Want middleaged woman for
light farm work, no field work.
$4.00 mo. room and board. Give
full details about self in letter.
Mrs. J. B. McCall, Jesup. Rt. 2.

Want good, honest, sober man
and wife to live with elderly
couple. Man .to do gen. farm
and mill and cotton gin; wo-
man milk one cow and other
ight farm work. J. W. Cagle,
asper. :

- Want good farmers for 2-1
ch. farms: 28 A. crop land, cot-
on allotment, 7-8, standing
ent, 600 lbs. middling lint cot-
on; 23 A. cotton allotment, 5.4,
standing rent, 500 lbs. middling
Jint cotton. 10 mi. East Lexirs-
on. W. M. Chafin, Lexington.

Want young, exp. farmer to
-guperintend farm in Fulton Co.
yf 150 open acres. House furn-
ished. Small monthly salary
interest in crop. Bring
recommendations.
Houston White, Atlanta, 904
Grant Bldg. Wa 9085.

Want unencumbered, clean,
respectable, healthy, middleag-
ed woman for gen. light farm
work, Modernly equipped coun-
try home. $10.00 mo. board and
oom. Mrs. H. M. Garner, Fel-
ton. Box 14.
Want experienced dairy
hands. M. Cox, Savannah, cfo
Coxs Dairy, White Bluff Rd.

Want farmer for good farm,
150 A. fenced, 100 pasture, 65
eared. 7 R. house, new Tob.
barn and feed barn. 2 mi. No.
Alma, Standing rent. Mrs. J. A.
~Cockman, Alma.

Few acres on Blythe Isle to
rent on halves, for Vegetables.
No house. B. O. Fussell, Bruns-
wick,

Want middleaged couple.
Man to take care of stock and
small farm; woman to help with
light farm work. Good home,
room and board. Reasonable
salary. B. L. Custer, Marietta.
209 Seminole Drive.

Want healthy, -middleaged
_ woman, good character, to live
with lone widow and do light
farm work, no field work. Good
home and reasonable pay. Ref.
eq. Mrs. F. L. Florence, Bishop.

ee
Want family to pick 10 or 12
ales cotton and help in other
gathering. Will furnish house.
T. K. Moore, Canton. Rt. 3.

cow. Must be unencumbered |

Want middleaged woman or
| girl, 25-40, for light farm work,
-no field work. Prefer member
of Later Day Saints church.
Good home with man and wife.
Edw. Hood. Axson.

Want family with help
enough to cultivate a small 2
h: crop. 4-R. house, close to
school and churches; on mail
and school bus route. Wood ayd
pasture. 15 mi. So. Atlanta.
T. Lee, Morrow. Rt. 1.

Want good farmer for 2 h.
farm, 5 R. house, tenant house;
near church and on school bus
route. 8 mi. NW Griffin. Must
be able finance self. Standing
Rent, or 4 bales cotton. Mrs.
S. O. Gay, Atlanta, 1406 Hart-
ford Ave. SW.

Want healthy, single, young
man to help gather 1 h. crop
and work next yr. if agreeable.
Unlimited ref. E. S. Blackwell,
Shady Dale. Rt. 1.

Want nice, clean woman or
girl for light farm work, milk
1 cow. Good home, board, $2.00
week. Mrs. H. T. Garner, Bu-
ford. ite

Want farmer for 1 1-2 h.
farm. 3 R. house, pasture, wood;
near town and school. Must be
able furnish self: Live in home
with me. Have mule and farm
tools for sale. Mrs. E. B. Wood,
Oglethorpe.

Want reliable family to help
gather this yrs crop and work
on through next year. Regular
work. $12.00 mo. house, wood,
garden. White or colored. J. H..
Heath, Alapaha.

Want Christian disposed wo-
man for light farm work, no
field work. Comfortable home
with elderly woman and small
salary. Jos. Freeman, Blakely.

A 2 to 4h. farm rent free for
clearing. Will pay for all wood
cut, mostly brush and sage
fields. 4 R. house furnished.
Good farm ground. G. D. Hig-
ginbotham, Sandersville. Rt. 3.

Want good farmer for 2
horse farm, good 5 R. house,
out-bldgs. Write for details.
Mrs. B. T. Osborne, Clermont.

jie.

Want reliable, honest, sober
man with plenty force to oper-
ate 3 h. farm On 50-50 basis.
Operator to furnish stock and
self. Plenty fertilizer furnished.
Apply. Mrs. J. C. Goolsby, Al-
ma. :

Want girl or middleaged wo-
man to live as one of family
of 3 and do farm chores, milk-
ing, etc., for board, clothes and
little money. Write. Mrs. C. L.
Reavis, Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

Want reliable white woman
to live as one of the family and
help with light farm chores, no
field wack. Victoria Griffin
Sparks.

Want good farmer for 1% h.
farm, 4 R. house, barn, well; on
public road, school bus and mail
route. Mrs. M. Williams,
Weens, Rt. 2.

Want middle aged woman for
light farm work. No field work.
Ref, exch: C=. Fo -Fhuggins.
Summerville, Rt. 4. .

Want good man for 1 or 2 h.
farm, ads and 4ths or stand-
ing rent. Good 3 R. house and
barn, plenty wood. On Camp-
bellton Rd. W. B] Cochran,
Stonewall, Rt. 1.

Want girl for light farm work
no field work. Board, private
room and $3.00 week. State
exp. A. C. Greenbarg, Atlan-
ta. 124 Vine St. N. W.

Want refined, healthy set-

tled, Christian woman for light
farm work, no field work.
Board, room and small salary.
Must drive car well. Ref. re--
quired. Miss Ruby Reynolds,
Mayfield, Rt. 1.
_ Want unencumbered. white
woman, 35-50, good Christian
character for light farm work,
no field work. Good home with
widow and reasonable salary.
Give ref. Mrs. H. W. Baird,
Douglas.

Want large family with 3 or
more plow hands to work for
wages. Good 8 R. House, deep
well and plenty garden space.
E. K. Overstreet, Sylvania.

Want 2 h. farmer with stock
able finance self, to cultivate
80 A. pecan grove; grow feed
for 10 head cattle and share
50-50 on all cash sales from the
farm. 5 Yr. contract to reliable
sre H. C. Walker, McRae,

Want. nice, settled white girl
or woman for light farm work,
for good home and small sal-
acy. Mrs. Jasper N. Martin,
Cumming Rt. 4.

Want nice, middleaged white
woman for light farm work, no
field work. $3.00 week and
board. Consider nice colored
woman. Write. Mrs. Vernon
Greeson, Resaca, Rt. 1.

Want at once large family to
gather cotton and sow grain,
also 1 man of experience
work in small dairy. C. W.

| Price, Cedartown, Rt. 2.

to:

Want neat, unencumbered,
country woman 30-35 yrs. of
age for light farm work, no
field work. Small family of
honest, country family. Coun-
try prices. A. C. Perry, Mon-
roe, Rt. 3.

Want nice, clean, reliable
colored girl or woman to live
in home and do light farm
work, no field work. Give age,
ref. and salary expected, Mrs.
J. A. Wellmaker, Barnesville.

Want old colored couple to
do light farm work no field
work. Must be reliable, know
how to milk, look after stock,
garden, etc. House and salary.
Mrs. Roy Jackson, Lovett.

Want nice, respectable girl
or woman to live in home and
help with light farm work, no
field work, but must milk and
churn. Board, clothes little
spending money, live as one of
family. Mrs. J. H.c Bowen,
Cobbtown.

Want refined, . middleaged
woman to live as one of fam-
ily with mother and daughter,
and do light farm work, no
field work nor cows to milk,
for small salary. Mrs. Abbie
Bolton, Albany. :

Want good farmer for 27 A.
farm on 50-50 basis. Guano
furnished. 1 A. tobacco, 5 A.
cotton. 3 R. house. Write or
see. Mrs. J. B. Moody, Screven.

Want young, single, white
man, for wages, to help with
cows, chickens and gen. farm
work. N. W. Parham, Warm
Springs.

Want young white girl, not

over 20, peefer orphan, to do
light farm work, no field work.
Must be honest, truthful, reli-
able, good repaitation. Room,
board, reasonable salary. Mrs.
H. B. Duling, Atlanta, 1359 No.
Highland Ave. N. E.
Want good farmer for 275 A.
farm. Approx. 50 A. in river
bottoms. 3 and 6 R. house,
small pasture, barn. Standing
rent. Available Nov. 1st. Locat-
ed on Cascade and Baker Rds.
10 mi. S. W. Atlanta. Mrs. Chas.
Coryell, Atlanta, 1522 Montreat
Ave., S. W.

Want dairyman, sober, hon-
est and industrious, to oper-
ate my dairy. Could give large
family crop in addition, on
shares. Apply in person. Letters
answered only if interested.
Fred L. White,\.Buckhead Rt.
1. Morgan Co. S

Want good colored girl for
light farm wark, no field work.
Good home. Must pass physical
examination. Write or see. Mrs.
Ralph Loudermilk, Alto. Rt. 2.
Want hand to work on dairy
farm; milk and also field work.
Give man and wife both work
at dairy. No drunkard need
apply. T. L. Chaffin, Buckhead.
Morgan Co.

Want reliable, healthy, exp.
white woman for light farm
work, no field work, to live
with couple without children.
Reasonable salary. Mrs. L. L.
Hay, Leary.
Want at once, unencumbered,
white woman, country raised to
help with light farm work.
Must know how to milk. Room,
board and $2.00 week. Mrs. R.
E. Ellington, Fairburn. Rt. 1.
Want small family or healthy
single man to gather present
crop and trade for 1941. Need
now at once. E. S. Blackwell,
Shady Dale.

Want man for 2 h. farm, with
mules and feed. Move yourself.
I furnish fectilizer and run you.
Good land, 5 R. house, good
pasture; on school route. Ref.
exch. Mrs. I. A. Alligood, Dex-
ter Rt. 1.

Want young, ambitious cou-
ple for small farm near-Stone
Min. Prefer one interested in
and some exp., growing flow-
ers and shrubs. Must have own
stock and tools for 1 h. crop.

|'Good land, well watered, good

house, pasture, plenty wood.
Write. Give ref. W. E. Bowers,
Stone Mtn. Rt. 2.

Want good, nice woman to.
live in home with middleaged
woman and help with light farm
work, no field work, for her
board. Mrs. E. L. Poare, Suwa-
nee. Rt. 1. Z

Want settled white woman,
good character, to live as one
of family and help with light
farm work, and poultry, no
field work. Private room, board,
$2.00 week. Mrs. D. G. Caldwell,
Kingsland. Rt. 1.

Want settled, energetic, hon-
est, woman for light farm work,
no field work nor milking.
Must pass blood test. Prefer col-
ored woman. Room, board, $2.00
week. Mrs. A. L. Jones, New-
nan. Rt; +5;

Want colored man and wife,
no children, to work. Bottling
milk and facm work, Reason-
able salary and.furnish house,
water, lights. Live on main
highway. E,. G. Herron, Ross-
ville. Rt. 2,

Want man and wife to work
on farm, to grow truck and
other crops. See me at once. S.
W. White, Culloden, (On High-
way No. 22).

Want nice, clean, respectable
white woman, 20-45 yrs. of age,
for light farm work, no field
work. G. B. Sherman, Kingston.
Risk

Want good farmer for 2-3 h.
farm near good school and
church. Good land, house, pas-
ture. Write or see for further
information. Mrs. C. W. Clonts.
Atlanta. 1352 Donnelly Ave.

Want at once, colored hand
to helo gather crops and cut
wood. Mrs. P. M. Johnson, Lov-
ett.

Want honest, working wo-
man, 20-30, for light farm work,
no field work. $6.00 mo. room
and board. C. B. Miley, States-
Horo. mt 2 box 34.

Want woman for light farm
work, no field wack, in coun-
try. Write. Wilford Overstreet,
Lenox. Rt. 1.

Want good farmer for 14 A.

land and house, mule and farm
implements, gardens, etc. 18
mi. Atlanta. Write. Chas. E.
Hitt, Stone Mtn. RFD.
Want reliable, sober couple as
caretaker and assistant on small
farm. Man to drive car, care for
yard, garden, etc. wife light
farm work. Practical or 4-H
experience. White or colored.
Ref. reg. J. M. Maddox, Stone
Mtn. P. O. Box 297.

POSITIONS WANTED

Young man wants job on
farm. 27 yrs. old, Exp. and good
worker. $3.50 week, board and
Jaundry. Can begin at once.
Want regular job to last through
winter months. Joe Stanley, At-
lanta, 817 Washington St. S. W.
Settled, unencumbered wo-
man desires farm work in some
Christian home. Give duties in
detail. No field wack. Miss
Catherine L. Wood, Atlanta, cfo
Gen. Del. ;

Want good 1 h. farm for 1941,
with good 5 R. house, plenty
wood, pasture, some bottom
land, on 3rds and 4ths, in Ful-
ton or Cobb county. Can furn-
ish self. J. B. Sosebee, Cum-
ming, Rt. 5.
Want job as overseer, Supt.,
or Carefaker of farm. Exp.
farmer and with livestock. Rath-
er be with Sabbath Keeper. Jas.
E. Vincent, Lithonia. Rt. 1. cfo
E. E. Ragin.

Single man wants job on
farm. C. R. Holloway, Edison.
Nice, country raised woman
and 2 boys, 14 and 16, want job
in country with good, Chris-
tian people. Good ref. Room.
board and some salary. Send
bus fare and stamp for reply
Mrs. Annie Blankenship, Brook-
Jet. Rt. 1.

Refined, unencumbered,
Christian woman, college edu-
cation, middleaged, wants po-
sition in modern farm home.
Exp. in dairy, poultry. Work
qualifications and ref. the best.
Mrs. L. P. Turne:, Augusta, cfo
Gen. Del.

Want job tending to stock and
doing carpenter and _ repair
work. milking cows, poultry
etc. No field* work nor heavy
lifting. Henry Vickers, Reids-
ville. Box 3168.

26 yr. old white man wants
job overseeing farm. Well exp.
farming and can drive tractor
and truck, also oversee a cat-
tle farm. Good 2 or 3 R. house,
with wood, water furnished.
Have wife and 2 children. Ref.
if needed. Have to be moved,
but willing to re-pay. E. H.
Leonard, Cartersville. Rt.. 3.

18 yr. old girl wants light
farm work, no field work for
good home with respectable peo-
ple and reasonable salary. Pre-
fer with old couple. Miss Ver-
nie Griffis, Odum. Rt. 1, Box
90, efo Clentin Carter. |

Want work with good man.
Keep up any kind of machinery
and good sawyer. 20 yrs. exp.
Good character. No drinking.
Exe. ref. Begin at once. C. L.
Bartlett, Monticello. RFD 3.

Want good 1 or 2 horse crop
on 50-50 basis. Landlord to
fuenish stock. 18 yrs. exp.
growing tobacco, life time in
other crops. Like to raise hogs
on 50-50 basis. S.- F. Hilton,
Ellabell.. Rt. 1.

White man, 58, wife and 13
yr. old daughther, wants job
looking after stock, etc. 6 yrs..
exp. with Riding cultivator.
Need work and can begin now.
Want near good school. Dont
smoke, drink, nor curse. Write
or see me. 5 mi. Alamo at
Durdens store. W. H. Strick-
land, Alamo. Rt. 1.

Sober man, 40, wife, 3 child-
ren, want place on dairy, or as
caretaker of estate, garden, cow,
etec., near Atlanta. in reach of
oe J. R, Elsberry, Dallas.

Want job in dairy.. Sok
henest and can arvive a car
truck. Wife and 2 child
Write at once. Clifford B
Atlanta, Rt. 3, Box 308,

Want good crop on 50
basis, with party who will
nish work when not in |
Bert Millhollan, Morganton.

Want 1-h. farm on 50-50
is, prefer in the tobacco secti
Ref. exch. Write. Walter Be
Surrency. Rt.1. ag

Want good 1 h. with
on school bus line near B
ton or Clermont. SS. s.3
Clermont. Rt. 1.

19 yr. old country r
white girl wants job light
wa-k for home and $3.00 w:
Write at once. Miss Nellie
Meeks, Gay. Rt. 1.

20 yr. old white girl
common education, wan
with good people on farm.
field work. Reasonable sal;
Miss Annie Mae Griffin, H
Hiucst Rt st: Ds

Man and wife, white, wa
farm job. Write. E. H. Te
Macon, 384 Pionona Ave,
Want small 1 horse crop
halves or light standing
and my wife to help with li
farm work. W. W. Smith, M;
etta. Rt. 4.
_ Want light farm work,
field work, with room or hou:
prefer near Macon. Send stan
for reply. Mrs. M. Willia
Wrens, Rt. 2. : a

2 families want work on fa
pick cotton and other wo
this winter, and 4-H crop f
1941 on 50-50 basis. 5 and 10
family. Have to be moved. F
Kirby, Keysville, Rt. 2.
Middleaged man, no famil
sober, honest, lifetime exp.
gen. farming, tobacco and st
wants job for bal. this and a
1941, as overseer and man
large farm. Consider offer
elderly couple for a crop
share basis. State full part
lars when answering. Best
ref. J. A. Ryals, Claxton, Rt
Box 55.
Respectable, middleaged
ple, with references, want p
with elderly couple on _ fs
James Cox, Douglasville, Rt.

nishing stock. 18 yrs. exp. gr
ing tobacco; lifetime in o
crops. Like to raise hogs on
50 basis. Forcial Hilton, E
bell. Rt. 1. Nee
23 yr. old man wants job
farm driving tractor;

Reasonable salary

Want job looking after St
farm. 22 yrs..old, wife, 1 ch
Hugh Dorsey Bizzell, Moul
204 6th St. N.-E.
Want home with elderly
ple. Do light farm work,
field work, for reasonable |
ary. 37 yrs. old. Best of
Mrs. E. A. Rich, Eastman.
St. efo Clerk Shapard..
Job wanted by one-arr
man and wife on farm;
after stock, etc. Consider 2
farm on 50-50 basis for self ;
son-in-law. Write. E. S. Yo
Doerun. Rt. 3.
Want job as overseer or ca
taker. Life exp., sober, hon
W. HO Oe

50-50 basis. Plenty of fo
Sober, no bad habits. Wan
R. house. Jas. F. Oliver, Ca
Young married cou
father-in-law; want job
farm. Can do anything on
also exp. poultry. At
State wages, etc. Win.
Winterville, cfo Gen. Del.
_ Exp. dairyman wants jo
milkers. Sober, 39 yrs. 0
anywhere. Consider othe
W. C. Vandiver, Rutledge. R'
Want dairy job. 6 yrs
pref@e sour cream dairy,
overseer of farm. Self and
No bad habits. Can look a
big dairy farm. Sober, n
habits. J. Davis, Columbus.
Gen. Del. : :
' Want job overseeing far
as truck driver. Honest an
around good farmer; plenty
perience. Refa@-ences.
wages. C. E. Gresham, Jo
boro. Rt. 1. :
Single man wants job
farm. C. R. Holloway, Edi
Man and wife want pla
dairy. Experienced. Would
cept caretakers place cr look
ter stock. Best ref. John B
Milledgeville. Rt. 1.
White woman want
farm work, no field work.
milk. Home and $2.50 to
week. Transpartation to be
nished. Mrs. Lula Haddo
Flovilla. efo Flovilla Ho
Young woman wants
farm work,'no milking n
work. $2.50 to $3.00 wee

0)

be furnished. Miss Myrtl

hunt, Dahlonega. Rt