Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1941 July 16

DEPARTMENT
TOM LINDER






me) AGRICULTURE
ff COMMISSIONER.







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_ EDITORIALBy Tom Linder



Durham, North Carolina, Duke Hotel, to
appear before the National Tobacco Com-
mittee.

i have asked Mr. H. R. Pettus, Chair-
man of the Committee, to postpone open-
ing tobacco markets in Georgia from the









On Wednesday; July 16, I will be in-



. Notice To Canners

County Demonstration Agents, Economic
teachers, home canners and public agencies
planning to put up canned fruits and vege-
tables are urged to buy fruits and vege-
tables from the State Farmers Markets.

There is a plentiful supply of all kinds of
fruits and vegetables for canning purposes
and now is the time to start putting up a
supply for the fall and winter months.

TOM LINDER,
Commissioner of Agriculture.

to my best information, around the 5th





enough period i enable the earmers 6 sel
their tobacco to the best advantage, evel
under normal conditions.








This year, on account of ccilene
drought in the spring, the tobacco crop
are exceptionally late. It will be, accordin

10th of August before the farmers can pos
sibly finish curing their tobacco crop:
Many farmers will be even later,













5th of August until the 15th of August.





Farm labor is always scarce durir






offering it for sale on the warehouse floor.

eral rule.

My own experience in handling tobacco is that the farmer
needs at least three weeks between curing a barn of tobacco and.

Conditions vary of course, and ey this is Said gen-



The tobacco sales in Georgia are not continued for a long



MUSIC FOR RADIO PROGRAMS

List of persons who will furnish music on Radio Program Thurs-
day, July 17th, at 4:45 P. M. WATL.
Douglasville Quartet composed of: Douglas County High School
Henley Vansant. Bass; Edward Leach, Tenor; Luther Oden, Baritone;
and Frank Darris, Soprano.
On Radio Program Thursday, July 24, at 4:45 P. M. Music will
; be furnished by Chatsworth String Band.










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Livestock Sales and Georgia Auction Markets

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

July 3, 1941































July 3Valdosta ; $ -$11.00 Beans (Snap) per bu. Hprs.
{| July 4Cordele - 10.55 Beans (Lima) per bu. Hprs.
| July 7Sylvester - 10.65 4 Beets, per doz. bunches
| July 8Douglas ye - 10.40 Cabbage, per hundred pounds
| July 8-Macon ; - 10.90 Corn, (green), per doz. ears
July 8Nashville ~ 10.55 Cucumbers, per bu. Hprs.
TOP FED CATTLE Okra, per bu. Hprs.

Valdos 7 00-$ 9. Peas (Crowders), per bu. Hprs.
aed oo ahs Peaches, Hileys, per 1% bu. baskets
July 7Sylvester 9.00- 10.00 Peaches, bulk, per bu.

| July 8Douglas 9.00- 9.50 Squash, per bu. Hprs.
: July 8Macon 8.50- 10.00 Tomatoes, 50 b<crates
| July 8Nashville 8.00- 9.00 Turnip Salad; per bu. Hprs.

July 9Albany __ 10.00- 11.00 Watermelons, each









the tobacco gathering period on account of rush incident t




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TOM LINDER











FRESH F RUITS AND VEGETABLES |

Prices prevailing at following State Farmers Markets:
July 11, 1941





Atlanta

$ .65-$1.25
40- 90

65-

46- =
1.00- 1.
10-
50-
50-
40-
25-
40-
.20-
50-
50-
35-
10-

Beans (Pole) per bu. Hprs.









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12:
1. 00
L507.
SO
50
65
65.
1.00
1.75
50
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Peas: (black-Eyes). per bu. hiprs.

















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Prevailing Wholesale Prices (FOB Points Mentioned)



































{MARKET REPORT OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

July 11, 1941







Always Subject to Variation.



































: ATLANTA COLUMBUS SAVANNAH | VALDOSTA INDEX

_ Eggs, Large, Doz. B06: 29220 ne Be 32.0 - .34

~ Eggs, Medium, Doz. 26-8 = = 20 = 28 - -30 7 wPiowers and Seed For Sale
| Eggs, Small, Doz. __. es = oper a ru _ oe o = eon 5 a Seed. For: Sele 2005
| Hens, Col. 4% Ibs. ee ee ee AG- 18 a de Pt ee oy
tens sone rb 0 ie ae 1 ih - ,l4.|, Flowers and Seed Wanted.
- Roosters, Lb. : 5 2 a se OR 10 - .07 Corn and Seed Corn For Sale...
: Stags, Lb. > ala = 1b oe anon ene ncenennnntncn 39. | Plants. For Sale

Friers, Lb. .15- Er .20- oe ~seeanenne 26 a sean = eS Second Hand Machinery men Sale ._3

a we no Sere e110 | Second Hand Machinery Wanted _3
Parkeys Lb. : 4c 56 we a FS a = - .20 | Incubators and Brooders For Sale__3
Capons, Lb. i a a ee 36 Bgge For Sait 5. ee
Country Butter, best table, Lb. | 26-30 a . = 3,00 Grain and Hay For Sale _..0
Field Peas, mixed, Bu. -_-.___- | ____ eS = a 2002 = - 3.

- Field Peas, not mixed, a aa = eg eee ee ae = 2.68 = = = Potatoes Wor See ee eS
Ear Corn (80 ibs. to bu.), Bu. | ie te ee oe 8 ~- 6 Fruits and Vegetables
Shelled Corn, ee Ge 18. x oe = 16 = 3 Peaches For Sale.
Oais, Bu.. - ~ aannageenene ne s <a oe a Miscellaneous For Sale

hi t, . ie SO eee es we REM nd san nang = 7 HH, Foe Se
ie sages Sib $0 B80 Poulity For Sale
papene: Green, pr 106 ree ef cases see sss ante ee 1.26- 1.50. a = i R= ae = Horses and Mules For Sale __.....
hit 108 L = ; - ag a ee ee = Cattle F Sale ee
Pea. welts 1500-16006. go 1900-16007] Fe tic Bela
| Peanut Hay, No. 1, ToR.... sf 11.00-12.00. - ~ 6:00. oie 08 8. a. - Sheep and Goats For Sale
Spanish Peanuts, No. 1, ee a ( 76.00-80.00. 3 00 Rabbits eS Guinea Pigs For Sale __ 4
Prime) Ton nae ida Livestock ied Bes
Ce hesl 7. mh Atlanta, Ton _|.....__--33.00 - -33.00 35.00 fe Help waa oS

GS. Meal, 7%. FOB Atlanta, Ton J .. _-31.00 se 31.00. -34.00 | positions Wanted

Peanut Meal, AB % -34.00 = aes pane a






























MARKET BULLETIN



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Published Weekly at
114-122 Pace St., Covington, Ga.
By Department of Agriculture
Tom Linder, Commissioner
Executive Office, State Capitol, |
Atlanta, Ga.



' Publication Office ~

114-212 Pace St., Covington, Ga.

Editorial and Executive Oifices
State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga.

Notify on FORM 3578Bureau of
~~ Market, 222 State Capitol,
Atlanta, Ga.

Entered as second class matter





; at Covington, Georgia, under Act
of June 6, 1900. Accepted for
mailing at special. rate of postage
provided for in Section 1103, Act

20M LINDER of October 8. 1917.



(Continued ae Page One)

Seovping, stringing, curing, unstringing and packing
of tobacco during the gathering period:
_ With the limited tobacco crops that the apices
are permitted to produce at this time it is urgently
necessary that. the farmers get every possible dollar
out of their tobacco. |

- Under normal conditions the bulk of the Best
tobacco is ready for market at the time the sales open.
And, for the first few days, the buyers are inclined
uy the tobacco as generally averaging good. This
ag caused the farmers to get into the habit of trying
te rush their tobaeco on the Market during: the first
few days.
With the tobacco crop as late as it is this year,
and without time to pack it down and give it a chance
to color out and get in proper order, such a proceed-
would be disastrous as all tobacco woud sell as
v grade tobacco...
a AS. is generally known, a great many of the
eorgia tobacco warehouses are Operated by Caro-
ina warehouse men, The-main objection to this ar-
angement is that the Carolina warehouse men are
ina hurry to get back to Carolina, to the opening of
the: tobacco markets in Carolina.
_ Insofar as I can see it would work no hardship
or loss on the Carolina tobacco growers for the Caro-
ina obacco market to open 10 or 15 days later.





nillion dollors to Georgia tobacco growers for the
Georgia tobacco sales season, this year, to be delaved
10 or 15 days.

I hope that some good ioe farmers will be
a e to go to the meeting at the Duke Hotel, Durham,
North Carolina, Wednesday, July 16th.

Tf you cannot go I would appreciate your sending
ne a telegram to the Duke Hotel, Durham, North
yarolina, if you think it advisable to: postpone the to-
acco market 10 or 15 days this year. :

This is important and I Ene you will not over-
ok = :

TOM LINDER |
Commissioner of Agriculture.

Pp. S. While in Durham I expect to take up with
Committee the question of. getting Georgia sales
J eriod extended over a OR Eee time each season in the

It has been the sues to sell kanes in oo acct
rush. The buyers cannot possibly give proper con-
( eration. to any basket of tobacco without taking
me to sample and inspect it. The sales period should
ng enough to enable buyers to give proper con-
peretion to every farmers tobacco.



WERS AND SEED | FLOWERS . AND SEED
FOR SALE "ROR SALE

Water r lilies, pink, white, yel-



inane

5c ea., 5, $1.00; Narcis-|ea., or 3, $1.00: smaller plants.
daffodils, Orange Day lilies, | 25 Egyptian - Lotus, 35
rere. - cream and | ea. Add postage. Also want

$1.00; Rain-
moss, Love and | Tangle,
unch; Dusty Miller 15c
. D. M.. Hughey, _ Fair-

gonias.. Mrs. G. P.- Nunn,
Crawfordville, R. 2.

Dbl. Daffodils; Yellow ~ day
lilies, mixed colors of Iris, 75
C.; Trailing coleus. Maple leaf,
White Conch Begonia, 5 cut-

also
golden |

asters,

var, _bulbs;
glow,

egia,-



August 1, 1937, at the Post Office |

It would be, in my judgment, worth two or three _

lilies.

| Iris Jilies, 25 doz.

some Leopard Leaf, and . Be-.

, doz.
_ ville, R..5.

FLOWERS AND SEED



Callie Chandler, Carl.

Boxwood (Semperviren) 4- 6 Beardless Barley, S15 25 bu. All|
| 1941 seed FOB. B.C. Teasley, |

White M. D. Hartwell.
Kerrea Japonicas,1-2 ft. sweet,

Mixed |

Honeysuckles, $1.00 doz.;

Bay trees, $1.50 doz.;
bulbs, mums, large type,
doz.: Button. 40c doz.:
Paradise, $2.50 doz.
Hamby, Greenville.

pink, rose, light red, white, :
iums. All rooted. 15 ea.
25c postpaid. Thelma

Gainesville, R. 1. Box 120.
Dbl.
25c ea. Miss Emma
Olver. cho;

Pure paper white narcissus,
DaCe=d07.,
Yellow Cup, Red Spider

C.; Jon-

Iris, Buttercups, $1.00 C.
Claudia

quils, $1.00 C. Miss
Plant, Marshaliville.
Blooming size bulbs: yellow

jonquils, dbl. cream and yellow
Butter and egg, white Narcis-
sus, Blue Grape Hyacinths,
$1.00 C.. 35c doz.; Per. yellow
larkspur, sweet Williams, 50
doz.; Wild ferns, $2.00 C. Mrs.
se H. McCurley, Hartwell.

Mixed bulbs, Jonquils, daffo-
dils, narcissus and buttercups. |

again. 50c C. Add _ postage.
Miss Elizabeth Webb, Forsyth,
Res

50c C., 500, $2.00. Miss Vere
Brown,. Hartwell.

- Emperor Jonquils and Daffo- |
dil bulbs, 25c doz.; $1.00 .C.;
$7.00 M.: Garlic bulbs, 25c C.;
Star. of Bethlehem, 10e doz.;

Woods. Donalsonville, R. 3.

of Lake, 15c- doz. Orange Day
lilies, 35 doz. Add postage.
Mrs. Joe Smith, Bremen. R. 2.
All wines flower plants. 10c
doz.; 2 doz., 25c; Zinnias, Mar-
igolds,
feathers.
king of vegetable plants.
vostage. Write. Mrs.

Barnes, Aloharetta.

ae

rose red) Poppy, 5 and 6 in.
across top. New seed ready to
Plant-in: Oct = 25e M.. Je..P.
Crumley. Pitts, R. 1.

Azaleas, rhododendrons, hem-
lock, lencothoea, spruce, calico
bush, pinus strobus, cedrus vir-
giniana, ferns, laurel, arbutus,
gaylax, holly, silver maple,
dogwood. and others. Wet moss

ing oxalis bulbs, 5c ea., 6 for
256: This includes postage.
Mrs. Effie M: Holton, Baxley,
Re 1.

White Narcissus eS
Orange day lilies, 50c C. All
}blooming size. No Chks. Mrs.

Annie Lee Manar, Bremen, R.
Daffodils, April

Olympia
Siberian

Blooming narcissus,
80c C., 200, $1.50; Red
Spider lily, 6, 50c; Star of
Bethlehem, 50c C.; Shasta dais-

jes, 2 doz., 40c. Mrs. ce eee
McLeod, College Park, R. 2. Box.
166..

Lage dbl. enyocats Vile
ies, 4, 25c: April blooming nar-
Cissus, white, yellow narcissus,
assorted daffodils, Siberian lil-
jes. Thc C2906 $1.25. PoP:
Mrs. Dick Powell, College Park,

TR,

Big yellow daffodits pads.
$1.00 C.. White Narcissus, -/5
C.: Star Bethlehem, 50c -C.;
Orange Day lilies, Big Blue
All bloom-

ing size. No chks. .Mrs. E, L.

low and red. Large plants 50c McElroy, Bremen, R.. 2.

Nandmas, $2.50- $5.00 ons
Ligustrums and. Vincorminor,
$1.50 C.; Cherry Laurel; 60c C.;
Spirea, Bridal Wreath, Crepe
Myrtle. Cherokee Roses. $1.00
Lois Woodruff, Green-



SEED FOR SALE





Ox Hardy mums, ete., for ting. None prepaid. J. J. All--
2 eae wane seoeas xed, Tallapoosa, R. 2. ee = "33 40, aa ye
% bs, mixe colors, $ = Beautiful boxwood _ plant Lees 0 Ss. $3.25; 1 bs.
est price by C. .Mrs, J. T. Pea- | 1 qq Sor $5. 00, 200: San $27.00 postpaid. A, Ey Ponder,
k, Madison. | ing size Gardenias, 50e -ea.,| Whigham.

n 10-12 poxwood, $9.00 doz.; Red. _Cydonica_ Ja-| White Stem or Ca. cabbage-
15 ea.. $10.00 C.;! ponica,, 2-3 ft., 5, $1.00; Flam- collard seed. 10 Ib. lots or ov-
so white and rose ing scarlet, whit ink and er, 30c Ib. del. in Ga. Cash

$2.00 C. 3 erbena ire CM | with. erder.. No -ehks. J. T.



Ponder. Whigham,

Re 1, Box
a eee as

FOR SALE |
Hollyhock seed, red and
pink dbl. cupful 10c or exc.

for well rooted Gardenias. Mrs.

in.; Orange Day lilies: Summer

50c . 5 :
Bird oF! '20c lb. for lot; 25c lb. smaller

Maude } |

Christmas Cactus, Caladium,
| beans
dark req and lavendar eee
2.
Hayes,

pink Oleander plants, |
Dugger, |

Cream Narcissus |
or |
Guernsey lily bulbs, Light blue!



Can t be separated until bloom |

ea., or exc. for other flowers. oe a a
Mts. W. E. Tyler, Ocilla. eh Sugar eam potato lan
1.50 ohn Unde
| CORN AND SEED CORN wood, Blakely. Gers ae
FOR SALE. Marglobe,. Brimmer, Bal

a=. Stone ee ae plants, ns

Blue Grape Hyacinth bulbs, |

. cell, Alpharetta. Ree ke







SEED | FOR SALE. PLANTS FOR SALE _

10 tons chaff Crimson Clov-| Cabbage plants. t
er seed 6c lb.; 600;:bu. Cokers j ards, 400. "60, 3130 M.
Fulgrain, stra. 1, oats, $1.25 bu. paid. or shipped by Exp., $1.06
50 bu. Cokers Victorain oats, | iM. not prepaid. No personal
500 bu., Maretts ' chs. Prompt shipment. Toke
C. Crow, Gainesville, R. 1: ~
Early Flat Dutch ~

Ga. collard 1.00 =
175 lbs. Southern or Ga. col- | globe ence $1. ig M: aa a

lard seed, hang saved, clean, 3 and pink P. R. potatoes,
M.,



i
oa.

$2.00 bu;


































lots FOB. Send M. O. D. L.
Williams. Carrollton, R. 3.

Old Fashioned Half Runnex |
for seed, 25c cup, 3 cups |
70c postpaid. Mahood str. S.
Cc. R..1. red cock, $2.00. Mrs.
J: M. Hall, Calhoun, R. 1.

Turnip see Seven top or
solid green, also large yellow |
and green leaf mustard Green |
seed, Old time Hanover seed,

ville, R. 2.
Gov. insp. and treated P
potato plants, 35c M. FOB.
leese McCall, Surrency.
Thousands of Long Ca
enne Hot peppers and bell pe
pers. Black Beauty Egg pla
50c C., $3.00 M.; Fall collarg
Cabbage, Lettuce. and tom:
plants, ready in few days, 3

Also English pea. All new. C., $2.50 M. del. Mrs. H
erop.. Fall planting. ASC lb. Franklin Register.
Mrs. J. P. Crumley, Pitts, R. 1.

Gen. P. R. potato plants,
M. FOB. Prompt shipment
E. Tomberlin, Surrency.

Chufa seed free of nut grass
seed, hand gathered, $1.00 pk.



postpaid. A. F Parrish, Bax- Leading var, cabbage,
Sie mato, a plants, 25
= 400, 65c: $1.20 M. del.: 5.

FLOWERS AND SEED | $5.50; 5 M. Gov. insp. P.
WANTED |: potatoes, $1.25 col. Lee Cro

Gainesville, R. 2, Box 143.

Want blue Roman Hyacinths, i pe

Purple Spanish Iris, pink -hya- | J
cinths, tulips, Regal lilies, also Pee ae oe a
will sell Easter lily bulbs, 10; wy 1, : . Se









$1.00 M.; 10-12 $1.25 M.; G
collard and Drumhead cabba;
25c_ Cs $1; 00 M.; all moss pa

Roasting ear corn, ready now.
Stone Mtn. watermelons, toma-
toes and peas to sell in field to
trucks, If interested come with
trucks or write. Julian Atkin-
son, Valdosta. R. 4.

100 bu. Hastings Prolific corn
shucked, 80c bu. Wm. E. Pur-

J. C. Turnipseed, Griffin.

Tomato plants, Hastings |
per Marglobe and Prifch
self topper, 250, 35c; 500, 60c;
$1.00 M., 3 M. up, 90c M. Mo:

About 200: bu. corn in shuck, _ packed. del. won Lacke

80c bu. at crib: 25 bu. Coker, | Extractor.



-35 Co Mrs.-- B.-H. Osborn,
Roy. =
Many ~~ var. prizewinning
Chrysanthemum plants, 30,
doz.; 6 doz., $1.00 labeled; 500
unlabeled, ~ $5.00; Poinciana,
Lantana. 30c dcz. Mrs. H. G.



Fountain plants, Prince |

Exc. some. for any
Add |

, Sale.
-ta, R. 6., Box 218. Wa 4376.

packed. Bargain lot prices.
Gordon Hunnicutt. Tallulah |
Falls.

Large yellow, winter bloom =|

J. W. Toole.



| Matthews, R. 2
100 bu. oats with Austrian peas Cart sea and pink ace e

del. Paul Lightse

in them, 75c bu.: 35 bu. Coker.
full grain oats, 65 bu.
White paper Narcissus; Yel- |
low Jonquils, ea., 60c C.; Lady |

R. Lee
Blackwell, Calhoun. fe

200 bu. good white corn 75.

bu. Also 1M.
$1.25 C. bun. Mrs. R. L:
tin, Alnvharetia

bundles fodder
Mar-

300 bu. good corn at barn, |

60c bu. Exe. for cows at mar-
ket price. H. G. Smith, Jesup.
700 bu. Whaileys slitped

shuek ear corn, 80 lbs. to bu.,

_also 10 M, bu. Cokers Fulgrain

: f Rea
Ldrge dbl. red (beautiful oid | Bases soe ee at Se !

Ft. Valley. J 3 Davidson,

Fort Valley.

400 bu. sound ear corn for
Mrs. A. H. Ray, Atilan-

Have about 1500 bu. of ear
corn, free from weevils, for
sale. Write, giving price can
pay, J.B. Cason. care of -A.
B. = = Re = RE Waycross.

PLA NTS FOR SALE



Red -and pink P. R. ntatoes:
3 M., $1.00; Margiobe, . Stone
tomatoes: Wakefield and Dutch
cabbage, Ga. and Heading col-
lards, 5.C., 35c; 60e M. All del.
Large lots cheaper. Calvin
Garrett, Gainesville, R. 7.

Marglobe, Stone, Balt. toma-
to.; Wakefield, Dutch cabbage
collards, 500, 40c, 65c M.; P.-R.
potato plants, 45c M. Ali del.
Amos Garrett, Gainesville. RF:
te

Celestial ee and brown.

Turkey fig, 12, $1.00;. Lucre-
tia Dewberry and large rooted
Kudzu, 75c C., 300, $2.00: Red
Gold and Jewell | strawberry,
50c, C:: 3. C., $1.25. Postpaid.
R. 38, Burton Ave.,
Macon.

Leading var. cabbage, tomato
and collard plants, 20 C.: $1.00
M.; Vigorvine tomato plants,
50 plants, 25c; Red Shallots,
40c gal. All mailed. Azzie
Crew, Gainesville, R. 2.

Margiobe tomato plants, now
ready. 500, 65c, $1.15 M. del.
16 M., $1.00 exp. col. W. O.
Waldrip, Flowery Branch, R. 1.

Klondike and Mastoden Ev-
erbearing Strawberry plant,
mixed, 30c C., $1.20 M. Add
postage. No. chks. Mrs. Le B.
Frye, Dallas, R. 3.

Gen. Wilt-resistant Marglobe
tomato plants, 200, 40c; 500,
TOC) $25 VE Prompt shipment
or money back. No stamps. W.
R. Stephens, Dahlonega. R. 1

Marglobe wilt resistant. and
New Stone tomato plants, ready
$1.00 M. here, $1.25 mailed. B.
. Woods Flowery Branch,
~ Big. peerless tomate
well rooted, 15e C., 200,
$1.25 -M.: Horseradish plants, 2
doz. 25: Dill Sprays, 15 large
bunch; 10e small bunch: Gar-
ic large bulbs, 25 ib. Mrs. Ww.
* Johnson, Aite.

plants,

40c M.
Sereven.

skin =P Re
Prepaid.
| Hershel Lightsey, Screven. fe

35c, 50c M.; Marglobe,
and Balt. tomatoes:
45; 65 M. Full count, all a
and Dutch cabbage;
lards and cabbage collard, 50
Amos Garrett. Gainesville

toes and collards, 20 -C.;

50 plants, 25c: Old. time
Shallot, 40c gal.:
40 lb.
Crow. Gainesville, R. 2..

$1.00 M. del.: also
plants sale.
ment.

Gap oee: <* 2.

a July 15, 200, 35c, 500,
70c;
Grindle. Dahlonega, R. f.

Matchless and Stone tom.
toes, 85c M. del. Winfred W
drip, Flowery Branch.

toes;
fashioned collards;
and Dutch and all head. ea
cabbage, 5 C.. 45c; 65c M. d
POR: potato plants,
pink skin, 5 C.. 35c, or 5
del.
amae Garrett. Gainesville, |

Wakefield and Dutch al
bage; Marglobe, Balt. tomatoe:
Ga. and Heading collards,. 5C
40c,; 60c M.; P. R. potatoes, re
and pink skin, 5C., 35c; 50
All del.
eount.

ville, R. 7.

treated, shipped in 24 hour
40c M.: 2 M.
Tomberlin, Surrency.

mato-and collard plan no
ready.
500, 75c;. $1.25 M:: Price: Ex
col. or at field, $1. 00.M. Ca
with order, M. O. preferred.
chks.
Gainesville, Fe

Wakefield cabbage 500. 50c; 75c
M.; 3M. up, 50c M.; Marglob
and Balt. tomatoes,
75 M. B. J. Head, Alma.

del.:
M. exp. col.:
toes, Dutch. cabbage, $1.20
mailed: $1.00 i
white 100 lo. feed sacks. DN
chks. Bonnie es Gaines

2 :
So cie he

Stone tomate. plant
dei. Wiatred Waldrig. -

















































Gov. Insp. red skin or p
potatoes, 40c

Prompt shipme

Insp. P. R. Potato plants 2

Ston
Waketie

Ga.

ay

if
Leading var. cabbage, toma

Vigorvine tomato plan

Collard s
All mailed. s L.

Marglobe and Stone

Marglobe tomato ' plants,

$1.25 M. Miss Mar

Marglobe ang Stone. toma
Ga and Heading,
Wakefield

red

Large lots cheaper:

Prompt shipment,
Calvin ae Gaines

P. R. potato plane - Insp

up 35c M. 2
Leading var. of cabbage, t
- Price del., 300,

stamps. Mason ee

Copenhagen Mar ke e













-an

500, 50

P. R. potato plants, 45
5 M. $1.75, 10 M. up 3
Marglobe toma-



col; Exc.

Matchless,

SECOND HAND

















cabbage

ostage. J. L. Strayhorn,
ry Branch, R. 1.

Fine tomato plants,

igh. Marglobe and

oR.

Woodlitt.
anch. g

john C.

ile. R. 1

es
1.00. M.; Tomatoes; New Stone,
relobe, Favorite, $125 MM
la

6-

Stone, $1.00 M. FOB: $1.25 del.
eee

Tomato, collard and singe
plants, shipped within 48 hrs.
500, 70c; $1.20 M. prepaid; $1.00
exp. not prepaid. No chks.

Crow, Gainesville, R..

y. Plants at. field at -mar- |
price, Major Crow, Gaines-_

| MACHINERY WANTED

MARKET Qecrerin

MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED





gain. Give location,

etc.. E. S. Scott, Claxton,
Flow-| 6 Box 199.

8 in.

rated, cre r
New am sepa ator.

7494 R.
INCUBATORS AND





Cyclene make:






_ SECOND-HAND_
ACHINERY FOR SALE.

150 eggs cap. ea., good as new,

Want small used, hand ope-
Ueek:
Williams, 959 Glen Arden Way,
NE. Atlanta. Phone Hemlock '

|

|
BROODERS FOR SALE

Tee 100 Capacity. Electric ,
battery. brooders slightly used.
Also 1-300 oil

\

|

Want some truck scales to be GOURDS:
used in farming. Must be bar-!.

cond., |
Pi

20 sabeey White Giants, Mar

hatched. About 60. per cent

Want Gourds. State price pullets. Good for layers and.
and kinds. Mrs. B. J. Barnes, breeding. Lot for $18.00 or
| Warm Springs. $1.00 ea. P. P. Will not ship
PLANTS: less than two. Mrs. A. F. Mil-

Want 16. exc. Calamus plants

(rooted) for Collard plants, Red
nest onions and -white sacks;
20 plants for 1 gal. onion, 20
plants for 250 plants: 20 plants
for 12 sacks: 100 lb. cap. Write
first. Ea. pay postage. Mrs. D.
W. Satterfield, W.ANTes Real.

SEED:

Want good cisan oat and rye

seed, quote best prices and
name of seed. M. Rowe, PO;

: Box 274, Lenox.

Leading var. cabbage, toma- i brooder, several metal mash .
and collard. plants, now trays. Best offer. Chas, -E. |
dy and promptly . shipped. Alley, 220 Bright St., Macon.
715e2 300,-50: - $9.25. > M. 600 egg cap. Queen inc.. hot
paid; $1.00 M. exp. M. O.. water, oil burner, 4 trays of

_ soil.)

$20.00 cash or exc. for 150 egg.
size inc., and difference, or
swap for -corn, wheat, oats, !
calves or pigs. J. C. Herron, |
| Martin, R. 1 = :
2.500 chick size automatic.



Z >
aT fae
quipment to












feed - mill
operate,
a). Atlanta (Powers -

YN t. Dillard. Farm.

. very cheap. H. R. Black-
Rt. 6. Box 300. care of R.

with

at my place.
200d

Cainesville, R. 2

he

Ferry

| $15.00- cash,
tb. gilt and .1 calf.



; wood brooders, Anderson type,
in good: cond.. $16.00 for both
er Heary V. Kiser,

A 150 egg cap. Super Hatch-
et inc., set 1 time, perfect cond. -
or trade for a 75
You pay

aut Dunlap, Butler, R.

edel_ B. Joho Deere tract- _express. Russell Burkey, Coch-_
mplete. first class cond.. ran, RL 4:
test equioment, 4 disc Tiller, ee Sots
' , planters. guaria dis-
ibutor, 10h. p. ens... ete. EGGS FOR SALE
see the tractor: rop.
ngine fOr NOSs 00) fOWs a ee eee
Thomas, Meicalte. : Purebred lbpee type Dark
deal Mower, 20 in. reel, 1 Cornish eggs, 90c per 15, $1.25
. best cond., $50.00. C. L. | for -24,-P. P.. Crate tet. Mrs.
yas _ Decatur, Rak ph Ge Clarke, Abbeville, R. a
ne mill 2 roller, good size, ,, Georgia. quail eggs, $3.00 set-
2 mules, fine shape, 11 ft. ting. W. A. Pope, Atlanta, |
in good shape. E. G. Ed- 1343 Northview . Ave., N. E.
rds. Bethlehem. eae en ee ae
| set-off 2 1-4 in. Pickerin Uall- e888, 7 a-2 BO
eam governors, good oe. 00 per 15. C. J. Cleveland, |




























Butler. Rv 2
Fsed electric panes

trade for what have
Stationary gas. eng..
echanical cond:,

kind of farm use $30.
Atlanta,

yper 12 ft. pan, aa 00.

- Trescott

mn. Fort Valiew.

a
armall 14 tractor and
first class cond.,

cash,

exc. for lawn mower,
ts, fruit. or what have

Ne

pene Pr fey As 4 | VEGETABLES OR SALE
g IMS ea
ban wagons ee a is. OF salad. peas, this yrs.

. all for os 00.
d, Fairburn, Re 1:

. Towns, Towns, Ga.

1eap for cash. Sam S. Moore.

ut motor, good cond., for sale.

LaGrange,

in good.
suitable

good cond., $20.00;.

brushing

hi 1
a Sates ae Ree | W. Middlebrooks, Barnesville.

30 tons good quality Peanut

and 10 Hiatt bu. facers, all | 7 e porenaad.

od cond _ cheap. LP: Single-

H: H. Bird, Rincon.
uano distributor, for sale

J. H. Pinholster. Clvatt-_

1 R.

roll cane mill, copper pan, _
allin A-1 cond, $40.00 at |
Jo B. Miller; Woodland.
large forge, 1 heavy anvil,
hole corn sheller, etc.. for
or exc. for calves or chick-
what have you to offer?

' 395 Ashburton Ave. S. E.

75c per 15 postpaid. Mrs.
Lynch, Rome, (5 mi.

iv ille Re.)

with- | |

you.

Girect from a Texas Turkey

ranch.
for

00. A. |
1200,

GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE

a C. nut hay for sale.
_nen, Plains.

del,

| hay for sale.
Pinehurst.

Sel. R. I. Red setting eaes,
Summer-

$9.25 doz Pale. Mae
Gideon J. Os Baxley, R. 1.

18 20 tons ot nice eo eaied pea-
A. M. Bran-

Choice Lespedeza Migs $14.00
ton at Barnesville; $16.00 ton,
most anywhere in Ga. B.!



et dbl. row corn planters,



tatoes for sale. J. aA. Canning-

ton, Lenox.
Red Bliss

B. B.
cheap | seed
FOB in large lots..

pul-

you? | dosta.



FRUITS AND

crop. 20c lb. Exc. ~ for
Guano or chicken feed sacks.
Give 1 lb. peas for 2 sacks. Ea.
| paying postage.
ler, fe R. 3:

PEAC HES FOR SALE

Peaches for trucks till Set
J. C: Adkins, Ft. Valley, 209 N. |
MaconoSt.. =.



Mrs. Lee But-



'25 del.

Artichokes,
tage.
lso. catnip,
plants: Horseradish, 2

15c
plants,
M.E. Jobnson, Pike.

Z

PEPPER:

Want 5 lbs. of green hot pep-

per. Notify price by letter. J..
2
PLANTS WANTED:

Want 500 cabbage plants, 250 |
ea.: Early and Late Flat Dutch,
or take lot in same variety.

Advise price and when can
ship, ete. Willie Bohannon, |

R. 3.

J

POULTRY FOR SALE



AUSTRALORPES:
2 Black Australorpes cock-

25e qt. and pos-
(Best for hog feed and
doz. vv

ler, Calhoun, R. 3.

2 game cocks, $2. 00 ea.: 2
stags, $1.50 and $1. 25 ea. Trade
for ducks. geese or what have
you. H. M. Adams; Douglas-
ville. R. 4.

DOVES, QUAIL, ETC:

| Ringnecks. Doves, $1.00 pair.
A. R. Andrews,
Ave., Augusta.

HAMBUIRGS:

Few beautiful Silver Spangle
Hamburg cocks, $1.00 ea-:; Sev.
Partridge size Ringneck and
Golden pheasants, $1.25 ea. un-
sexed in 4 or more lots. Sex not |
guar. C. T. Gaines, Buford.

LEGHORNS:

oo We ye ounets Master,
Breeding, Mar. 15th. hatch $60.-
, 00 for lot. W. W. Dickey, Sha:
ville, Rg. 2;

WwW. i. | Coekereis.. AAA very:
[-best., breeding. $5.00 ea, del.
| Also G. S.. Bantams. dae
peas, 408 Fairguard St:, Ma-
rietta. a gatece
_.-25 nice hens, 3 or 4 mixed,
j others White and Buff Leg-
horns, laying. $20.00. or exc. for
good cow or hogs. Morris San-
ders, Nashville.

35: BLL: -publets. April dst.
hatch, 65c Ea. FOB. V. H: West,
' Gainesville, Rs 4. He ieee





i
|
\
'

rels, 2. N. H. Reds and 2 white |
Australorpes cockrels. All, MINORCAS:
AAA, Feb. 1941 hatch. $1. 50' 10 golden Buff Minorca coc-

ea. not prepaid. - Also AAA
Black Australorpes pullets, Feb. |

1941 hatch, $1.50 ea. ~ Grady |
McCurley, Acworth.
BANTAMS:

2 Burt bantan cockerels and.
te xed, bantam hens, 11 mos.:

old, good layers, $4.00 for. lot. |
Mrs. Ws SS Carney, ~ Batt:
(Ground, R.4. :

Blue Slate Turkey eggs, stock |

. Buff Cochin Ban
pred, $1, 50 pair. rs; 3
Koppe. 2694 Boulevard Dr. N. |
E.. Atlanta.

3 pivesred tages Sebright |
hens ane 1 rooster. All for $2
Buyer pays express. Hens lay-|
ing, Mrs. W. H.
insville.

BARRED WHITE AND OTHER

ROCKS:

50 B. R. roosters, 6 aoe old, :
30c ea. Mrs. ae T Crooms, |

; Cochran, R.'

|

- Fert. distributors, 1 set; POTATOES FOR SALE
ddle busters. complete, for |
mali. 12 size, $100.00. Come 3
a oF TAhnson. Buford, About 6 tone ine: Trish po-! 6



ae

potatoes, |
_ bright, clean and sound. Ic lb. |
Little more
in small lots. E. L. Todd, Val- |

cotton |

1500 bu. Elberta peaches for,

















SECOND-HAND

er. Ford or late
SO' . Advise what you
price.
ngton.
nt good. wheat a

: = _ Drige. -
y L hahan,
gold. R. 2.

good
ng machine and
price, age, cond.,

J. H. Williams, Jr.,
. R. 1, Box 109.

- E, Morris, .

CHINERY WANTED



nt: a good used tractor, |
model |

T. P. Burdett,

second-

ant 1-30. in.. Meadows or |
oer goed make Mill rock Mrs.
sh

ae
ttt be. in

sale to trucks at orchard,
mi. EB. Talbotton).
18-21st. Mrs. Annie
care of.
: Junction City.

MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE

have |

(6.
Ripening |

Moore, !
Williamson Orchard,



Lady Slipper,

with root plants, 50c Balm,

doz.;

lizer and grass seeder at- Catnip, peppermint, Horsemint.
ent, ts0 a tractor drawn
No junk wanted.
Must
Ring- |

| Spearmint,

be tansy. 60c C. del. in Ga. Mrs. |
R. M. Halloway, Dahlonega, R.
es
hand
rake.
and
Fair- |

Clean downy Goose
ers, 50 lbs. to lot, $12.50 ea. jot.
Have 2 lots. No small amt.

shallville.

White feed sacks, 7c ea. del.
Nonnie
_App- ville, R. 2.
| . New, white, downy - ine
$11.00 del.
Mary Collins, Osace

ei



sage, Blood- !

Horehound, Yar-
row, coltsfoot, dbl. and single

feath-
sold.. Mrs. G. R. Slappey, Mar-

Owen, Adair S-

50e. Ib. del. or lot. Of: 25 Ibs.:

|

Fresh eggs, $1.00 per 15.

5 White Rock anes. 8 eine
old, 50c ea.; 10 wks. 75c; 12
_wks., $1.00. From heavy lay- |
ing str. Sabor Grant, Flowery
Branch. . $

2-Park's str -B Rock. pre-
bred, ped., yr. old cockerels,
$1 25 ea., at my yard. Mrs. A.

_ Dorman, Fayetteville.

15 AAA prade, white Ply-
eeuis Rock pullets, 4 mos. old.
ready to lay this fall. $15.00
: for lot. Mrs. S. C. Hanley,
Danielsville, R. 2. Box 163.

2 Aristocrat B. R. cockerels,
3 mos. old, wt. 4 lb. ea., $1.00
ea; 10 small size Bantams, -10
wks. old, good laying str.,
mixed game, Wt. 1 lb. grown.
$2.40 for lot. M. G. Cheatham,
Pike. :

CORNISH:

Purebred Dark Conniah Roos-
ters, $1.00 ea.; Also 1-18 mos.,
$1.50: Long legged yellow type.
Car-
ms

tons returned.Mrs. May

[oe Py Tse

Pure dark Cornish cockrels,
: Wt. around 2 lbs. ea., $1.00 ea.
H. W. Thurmond, Greensboro,
eae eB. ual

Large type Dark Cornish coc-
krels, $2.00 ea. del. No culls.
From heavy layers
; Winning stock. Weight 10 lbs.
when grown. Re ..= Adair:
Stone Mtn. .

Large type Dark oni coc-
kerels, ready for service, 1940
hatch, and Roosters, $1.50 ea.

FOB. Eggs. $1.00. per 15, $1.50 |

per 30 prepaid. 1 pair tame
Mallard ducks, $2.25. Cash or
exc. C. O. Sikes, Sylvester.

GAMES AND GIANTS

Beautiful game stags,
with red trimmings.
size, $1.60 ea.
5 or more in. lot.
lap, Chauncey.

Pure S. A. Ginn Reds:
Ginn Blues. Lb:
$3.00 Guar. dead game,

white

Z. E. Dun-

| Rousey, Royston, R- 2:

From Quail size to 2 lb: size
Game pullets and stags. Blue
Travelers, $2.50 Trio; Texas |

Blue, Cannon, Smoke Mt. blues,

1.00. - ea.;
Wade, Warrenton, R. 1.

ta ros, pure- |

Noles. Hawk- |

-and prize!

| sale cheap or will

crowing |
. Express paid on |

Pure ;
size trios, |
Jim-

~ Coeks; $3.00; Hens: for
Sample free, Mrs. | $1.50; Eges $1.50 setting. , RR. " Gainesville, 436 No,

kerels, $1.00 ea. FOB. Harry Ss.
Petty, Bro nwood. :

20 purebred | Buff Minonas;
Feb. and March 1940 hatched
and rooster (free), $24.00 del.
in ist. zone; Also 15 purebred,
| April hatched, Buff Minoreas,
90c ea. Coops ret.; Also 4
| Goose ahs 5 raised this year,
pnearly grown, $4.00. M. O. No

: chks. Mrs. W. D. Rares Cof-:
ee ;
| ORPINGTONS

12 Purebred But Orp. March
hatch roosters, $1.00 ea.. -Hor-.
| ton Ferguson, Bonaire. S

PIGEONS, EYC.:

White and sive King _pig-
ae mated or unmated,
sale. C. B. Bonner, 524 Jack-
son St. Valdosta. A

REDS (NEW hoses
AND RHODE ISLAND).

| 100 pullets, 8 wks. old, 75
i ea. From Hardins famous
GaCe weehas

| str. of Reds.
Culloden.

| 75 purebred, 8 wks. old, R.L
Red roosters, 38 ea. Watson
Wooton, oe ;

SPAINISH:

White Face. Black Spanish |
purebred, April hatch, cocke=
rels,$1 Bo ea.; Also Parks BB
75c ea. Aptil hatched. Mrs.
Frank Treadwell, Adairsville.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS FOR SALE:

4 grown Speckled Getiesa
hens, (laying) and 1 rooster,
' $3.00 for lot. Mrs. Berd Bag-
gett, Douglasville, Re.

M. B. day old turkey ee
25c ea., plus postage. . G. Hul-
sey, Brookton.

20 turkeys, 4 mos. old,. 2 tur-.

key hens $33.00 for lot..2 doz.
turkey eggs, $2.00. Mrs. oo es
Dominy. Eastman.

Muscovy ducks, denis grown.
75c ea.; Also 2 Red roosters, 1
1 IN HE; 1 Donaldson Str-15 mos.
old, $1.00 ea. J. H. -Roque-
i more, Americus, R. 2.

Young White Pekin: ducks.
wt. 3-4 lbs. 60c ea. FOB. Cash
| with order. Mrs. M. M. Mor-
gan, Greensboro. cs

\.HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE

Good 1000 lb. eck mare for |
trade for
Saddle horse og saddle pony
(large size) and pay reasonable
difference. Call after 3 P. M.
Give complete directions to
your place. William Murphy,
318 Dunlap Ave... et
Gai Ca: 6065. 2 =

<e







ae FOR SALE | |

, hardt, Clarkston.

1519 Central}

Ae K. Chamlee, Sparta.
for -



































































HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE | =

=



Mare mule...
1000. Ibs., wt., good cond., sp %
; worker for plow Or wagon.
$35.00 cash, or trade for. cal res
pigs or chickens.

Mule, good cond., good \
er, nothing wrong with |
$20.00 for quick sale.
Payne, Canton, Rt. 1.

Mare mule. about 12 yrs.
very good worker, sek CS Sell
consider swap and pay dif!
ence. W. M.- Chester, Du
woody, Rt. 1 4
Good mule, wt. 900. 1
yrs. old, eats good, work
where, good cond., $25. s
quick sale. D. J. Burel, Di
cula,-Rt. 1, Hog Mtn.

2 good mules, plate
gray. fat and in good coi
without a blemish, works
anywhere. $65. 00 for =
100 AAA W. -L. cockerel
wks. old, large type, 60 ea., in
lots of. 5 or more. Jesse: Law:
son, Doraville.

7 yr. old mare mule $65.01
Exc. for hens, Cornish or Whi
Leghorns, or a Guernsey heit=
er, or a heifer and Bull, :
what have you? George. C
|ner, Gainesville, R. 12

CATTLE. FOR SALE







5 bull calves, 2-3, mos,
1 pull: Zicyrs: old, all. pureb:
Milking Shorthorn, but Soe
have papers on mothers: al
S.-PsCe and: S. -P.. Ce etos
to. O.. I..C. pigs (28), will re
ready August Ist. ee
drix, Baxter.

: Jersey cow with 3rd.
wks, old; giving 3% gal,
$60. 00: heifer with 1st. cal
giving 2 gal. day, $45. 00; alse
7 wks. old Tittle ;
African pigs,

$5.00. ea.
Harrison,

4 gal. Jersey cow Whe he er
calf 3 wks. old. $60.00 at farr
4% mi, So. Pelham, JS C2
gin. Pelham, Rie
1 Hereford maie, 7%
old, ent. to reg., $50.00 at.

| place, D 13: Shahan. Rleeeet
; Rt. a

v2 reg., Guernsey |





1 bull, 2 yrs. old, 2 grade
soon to freshen. Well. bred
fed and worth the prices ask

Excellent, young Jersey cow
| for lease or rent Sept. Ve
1941. Gives 2 1-2 to. a
milk, fine yellow. butter. !
tle, Come

both June eo AG4R S
calf now, Frank Cain, non
East Buford,
Zion Hill Church.

Heifer, part. Jersey, 2 y
4 mos: old, for sale or tra:
for good cow, fresh. or. fres
soon; a 5 mos. old bull | ca
half "Jersey. for sale. J.

arnett, Carrollton, R. a

Good Jersey cow, freshen in
March, 7 yrs. ald, 800d tond,
every way. $45.00. J. B. Tur
milking, 1 due to fresh in i
ner, Dahlonega, R. 1.

3 reg. Guernsey cows, :
tember, $375.00 for the 3.. Her
}Acerd. T. B. and Bangs. Paul
is Bennet, Quitman. as

Jersey cow, gentle, "easy
milker, giving nearly 4 gal
Calf 6 wks. old.. J. F. Rey
nolds, Decatur, R. Fo a

1 Reg. Pole Hereford Bull, 2
1-2 yrs. old; 1 Reg. Spotte
Poland China Boar, 2 yrs. ol
for sale also. Toggenburg - an
Nubian. cross Billygoat. Ro
G. Jones, Decatur.

1 good work Ox, wt, Speae
1000 lbs. Also a few cows and
calves for sale. Mrs. H..
Yoemans, Collins.

1 real nice, White Face winle
$5000 or. will exc. for calves |
er a nice pony that will wei
500 Ibs. _ Edsel Smith, - Baxley,
R. 4.

1 Jersey cow, 6 yrs. old, give
4 gal. milk on common foods
. Gentle, easily milked: _
be fresh in 2 wks. $75.00.
Rebecea Upshaw. Rydal.

_ 2 Aberdeen Angus heifers Yd
mos. old. Full but not Re
Will freshen Dec. and Feb, fo
sale. J. A. Johnson, Cleveland,
R. 1. s
1 grade Jersey milch cey
fresh in. Good. seer Com
see if interested. G. S. Mary,
Warthen. =





t

_ lion, -Bradly Dare, chestnut,
| flax mane and tail, white
,/markings. | By. Wonderland
| Peavine and out of Estrel-
lita Dare; a 2 yr. old colt,
grandson of. Kin Barrymore. 3
sale. Clyde os OKelley,

_ Biadiord.

At Stud, reg. 5 gaited - Stal-

HOGS FOR SALE e

2 S. P. C. maies, 3 mos
old, $10.00 ea, with. papers o:
$9.00 without papers. Betty 2:
Hodges, 4-H. Seeing Membes
Sandersville, Rt.

Full blooded | i









sale. Mary x Hk at



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ob: PoC, hogs, 2 males,.-1 gilt:
sub. to reg. wt. 40 Ibs., $8.00
ea. with papers;
out. Eschol Flanagan,
Club Member, McRae

= 10 purebred Ok C6 ere
old pigs, $5.00 ea; $45.00 fer:
pote 1
from prize winning stock, yr.

-1 Blue Guinea, low dumpy,
very short legged. 125 Ib. male
$15.00, also 8 pigs, about 40
Ibs., $5. 00. ea. Trade male for
_br6od sow. Samie E. Mimes.
_ Milledgeville.

Purebred big bone Blue
Guinea pigs, $7.00 ea.; 4 mos.
old. gilt. $10.00 FOB Manches-=
ter. Johnson Weldon, Woof-
bury, Rt. 2.

Black Guinea pigs, 3 sows
and 2 males, $7.00 ea. J.
_ Brown, Elberton, nh 3s

3 reg. Hampshires, 4 mos.
wld, from World Champion
breed of hogs. Ped. furnished
with reg. papers, $12.50 ea., at
my place: See or write. Au-
brey Eason, Surrency.

Reg. blocky type Duroc pigs,
dbl. treated for cholera, also
Service boars. open and bred
gilts; gilts bred td a grandson
of the 1938 National Grand
Champion. Farm locateg at
lee eek. Hambrick,
Sumner, RFD.

_ SHEEP_ AND GOATS
_ FOR SALE





Standing Toggenburg buck
South, Reg. ped.
horniess, At Stud. in season,
fee $5.00. You can _ secure
cheaper sires but none better
Comparisons cordially invited.
john Hynds, Atlanta, 93 War-
ren te. NE. De 5140,

Reg. Saanan wmilkers and
young stock, also 4 and 5 qt.
Grade Saanan and young stock,

naturally

5.00 to $50.00. W. J. Sumlin,
Atlante, 69 So. Grand Ave.,
enter Hill.

2 heavy milkers. Saanan Tog-

genburg, also doe kid, 5 wks.
old, $50.00 for the 3. B. D.
Bolling. Smyrna, Rt. 1 (near
Fitzhugh Lee School).

Nubian doe (and doe kid),

. milking and rebred to reg.
_ Saanan buck. 100
Ss

res. 20 Ibs \
2 site, 6 1-2 gt. dam; 2 Saanan
ace kids, 1 buck, same sire, out
of 6 gt. dam; reg. Saanan buck
service, fee $3.00. Edwin
_ Simpson, Atlanta, 695 Paynes
Ave.. N. W. He 3601.

At stud, reg., purebred Tog-
genburg buck G-Man Joe's
~onfucious T-=3032 A. G. S.,
from heavy milking stock, up
oe 15 Ibs.. 14 oz. Fee $5.00 for

urebreds; $3.00 for grads.

arren Rollins, Atlanta, 349
eivey Hill Ave., N: > BE." De
912.
2 Jarge Wether Goat, 2 year@
old, broken, Hornless and gen-
dle for kids. $15.00 FOB. W. F.
Wedlin, Fairmount, Box 13. |
Want good Guernsey or Jer-
& ty cow to freshen in early
Bend. Cash or exec. calves or
heifers. H. M. Mallory, Ox-
ford.

1 Buek, hornless French Al:
pine. 2 mes; old, $2.50, C. L.
Perdue, Decatur, R. 1.

RABBITS AND GUINEA
niSs ( Cavies) FOR eae





a Fine, yr. old Gray buck rab-
pit, $1.00 pestpaid; pr. Blacks,
mos. old, $1.00 plus postage.
Ronald Lynch, Rome, Rt.

1 pr. White N. Zasla tds:
$3.
2 little ones, 2 mos. old,-pure-
bred De-Argent, $5.00 for the
. Also 2 mos. White Pekin
uck, $2.50 trio. Mrs. W. O.
heck Austell, Rt. 1 Oak Game
Farm.
12 white NBs Bucks, 1 yr.
eld, $2.00 ea; Red and White
Zealands. younger stock,
60 and $2. 00 pair. Julia
arnadore, Atlanta, 130 So.
candlr Road.

LIVESTOCK WANTED |





(CATTLE WANTED:
Want purebred, reg., Roan
Shorthorn bull, between 12
= 24 mos. old. Must be good.
~H. Tucker, Ocilla.

Pasi a few young calves or

ete any breed. E.
ewns, Flovilla.
- Want some Beet type calves,
: 3 or ane eash.

in

Sir Roderick, the most out- |
in.

50: 1 pr. French rabbits and |

HOGS FOR SALE

$7.50 ea. with- |
4 Hy

purebred Jersey bull |

Gia; 550,00; 4: mo. -old male
- calf, $25.00 Papers furnished
with: both Mrs. Ethel Jones, |
mata. Rt. 2. '

Rt. 2, Box 169!

work by the day,
Heuses and wooed furnished. C



MARKET BULLET





Georgia State Farmers Market
INDEX AND SUMMARY
| Month of June Thomasville, Georgia
Month beginning June 2, 1941-Month eriding June 30, 1941
: Total AmountBus. Total Amount
age Name for Month Total Amount
1 .Beans (Lima) 2... 23,912 $26,120.90
2 Beans (Pole) 2 22 9,087 14,989.95
3 Beams (Snap) . Sete ne UU 1,582.30
A CRBBARC Tons 563 8,848.00
So Cormega Doz 75,309 8,164.99
4. Ctietmber: sss oe ek 388 283.20
Be OA ee ee 12,105 24,377.40
9. Pega: (Pele). 39,964 20,453.95
10 Gaal ee a 95049 $9,829.35
dd ee OMA vOGe ois 2.482 3,615.95
12 Watermelons No 37,759 5,804.24
13 Potatees (Irish)... 2,169 1,466.50
14 Miscl: :

Cantaloupes 830,919 16,833.7
Beans (Ford Hook) ____. 1,454 2,360.90
POACh@S SS oe 740 646.00
Pephers 22 oe ee 20 36.60

Grand Total... $145,407.61

The above represents sales on Thomasville market alone

| for month of June. There ate six other Feeder Merkets in
Georgia all tegether doing about $750,000.00 per month.
. The Atlanta market is deing about $1,500,000.00 per month.







LIVESTOCK WANTED

Jersey preferred, other reeds |
considered, 3 gal. or more at!
reasonable price. state par |
ticulars and lowest price and
if an deliver. (4 mi. West.
Faceville). Will come see if}
not too far. . T. King, Face-
ville, Rt, 1, Box 82.

Want 2 Guernsey calves, 4
to 6 mos. old, male and female,
Pay cash or exc. 6 yr. old mare,
mule that will work anywhere. |
What have you? Geo. A. Con=
ner, Gainesville, Rt. Is

GOATS WANTED:

Want 15-20 common
of goats. young stock prefer-
red: Also want 1 a. female, |

Bone Guinea shoots (hogs).
Av. 50-60 lbs. ea. All must be
in good condition, cheap, and |
in radius of 35- 40 miles. Mar-|
vin Maddox, Winder. R. 4.

Want 10 or 15 common, or-
dinary American goats. Wal-
lace Miller, Macon.
HOGS WANTED:

Want'1 little Bones Guinea |
gilt hog, the stay= fat kind, |

cheap for cash. Buck McCrea,
Alma, Rt.

Want 1 ee ee big bone
Black African Guinea gilt. W.
H. McRae, Fort Valley.

HORSES AND MULES

exe. plug mule or other deal. '
Marshall Dial, Bogart, care of:
Rankins Farm.

preferably unbroken. Give price
and descrivtion in first letter,
but will come after if trade. H.
F. Lewis, LaGrange, Rt. 4.



FARM HELP WANTED

ing workeis to live and work
on peach farm, near Ft. Val-
ley. J. C. Adkins, Ft. Valley,
209 No. Macon St. :

Want white, middleaged, un-

encumbered woman for light
farm work, ho _ field work.
Good home, regular. salary.

Character ref. exch. Mrs W.
W. Pepper. Atlanta, 894 =~
St.:S. WwW.

Want 16-20 yr. old young
man that needs a home, orphan
preferred, to help on _ farm.
Home afd reasonable wages.
No drunkard nor ceursr need
apply. E. Nowell, Richland.

Man (and daughter) want
farm on halves for 1942 with
good party. Must have good
land, 4 or 5 room house and
elose to town. Have farmed
all my. life. ~W.- RH. Hartel,
Yatesville, R. 1.

Want settled, refined healthy
unencumbered white woman
for general light farm work.
Home, board and $10.00 mo.
Mrs. Frances McCorkle,
McWhorter Dr., Athens.

Want well educated girl for
light farm work, no field work.

Good home. Write for partic-
ulars. Mrs, W. W. Pickren,
Folkston.

Want man and wife (prefer
no children) to gather crop and
build tobacco barn, with privi-
lege to rent for 1942.

MeCook, R. 4, Box 128, Way. |
GFOSS.

Want 2 families do form
$1.00 day.



Helms,

no ng



W. Hollingsworth, McDonough |



_ Want buy fresh young cow, |

and male, purebred, reg. Big-

Want an old horse or pony, |
suitable for child to ride. Wik tf

Want mule olt, 3-8 yrs/-old, |!

Want ose family of will.

490 |



| FARM-HELP WANTED |

Mafi and wife want job look-
ing after large farm for 1942, |
or a I=-horse crop on. 3rd and
4th. Must be good house, land
and pasture with plenty of |
water and wood, close to Bap-
tist church. Stephens OF frank=
be county preferred, Ed Ram-_
sey, Toccoa. R. 1:

| Good home and

| dleaged, colored woman
light farm work, no field wor
| Write. Mrs. L. M. Holene be |
Stone Mountain, RFD.

| Want colored women for gen.
| light farm work, no field work.



stock Small salary and home. Apply. | Macon,

Mrs. G. W. Shauman, Lenox.

Want uneneumberd, middle-
light |

| aged, white woman for
eso work, no. field work.
$15.00 mo., room a board. |
Write or call. Mrs. big Wat- |
son, Atlanta, 1274 OaKdae Rd.,
De 6134.

Want white or sclored wom- |
| an for light field work. Room,
board, laundry and $5.00 week. |
Give age, references, exXperi-
ence. Mrs. W. M. Kilgore, At-
lanta, 2194 Cascade Road.

Want nice, unencumbered
white woman for light farm;
| work, no field work. 2 in fam-

t

ily. Good home (modern con- |

veniences) and $3.00 to $4.00
week. Ref. exch. Must have
fair education. Mrs. Ollie Con-
nar, Atlanta, R: 7: Bex 233.

Want white girl for light
farm work, no _ field work.
* Small salary and live ag one of
_family. Mrs. Geo. W. Calhoun,
Cordele, 211-20 Ave. F.

Want reliable colored wom-
an with several children for
field hands, for work on farm.
|. T. Jenkins. Kennesaw, R. 1.

Want white girl fr lHght
farm work, no field work.
Must be honest, quiet aad re-
liable.
| &.

_ Want good rliable sober, in-
dustrious. single man, 30. to
45, to work about four acres
of land and look after place.
Good home $10.00 mo. board
and laundry. About 8 mi. At-
lanta, Wm. C. Satterthwait,
Atlanta, care of The Red
Rock Co., 115 Jackson St., N.

Want middleaged, reliable, |
colored pe for country |
place, 6 -Atlanta. Man to
do da aie gen. outside
work: wife light farm duties.
Home and salary. Mrs. A. C.
Roquemore, Atlanta, 909 Wal-
ton Bldg.

Man with small family, suc-
cessful Truck and Flower
grower, desires small acreage
(40 or 50), on good highway
within 40 mi. Atlanta to grow
vegetables. flowers and poul-
try on 50-50 basis. Must be
good house, land and water.
Ref. on request. Garland Ww.
Thompson, Cartersville.

Want woman or girl for light
farm work, no field work nor
milking for home with family
of 3 and reasonable salary.
Miss Nell Tatum, East Ellijay.

Want reliable, middleaged or
| younger woman for light farm
wotk, no field work. One that
neds a good home and $3.00
week. Mrs. Inez Bray, Dalton.

Want white woman at once
fer Hght farm work, no field
2 | works. Must be healthy and
| clean. Home (4 in pone:
wes. and $2.00 week Mrs,
WwW. S. White, Hosehton.

| Want unencumbered, settled
white woman to live as one of
ey of 3, and help with light

farm work, no field work. Cc.
A. Windham, Reynolds, R. 1.





reasonable |
salary for unencumbered, mide |

Write. Eula Baker, Ate!






























































InN Wednesday, July 16, 19

FARM HELP WANTED | POSITIONS WANTEI





45 yr. old man (alone) wa
job on farm for 1942.
time experience in farming,
D. Tood; Glennville.

14 yr. old girl wants. wor!
farm, no field work nor mi
ing. $2.00 week and live 2
ohe of family. Miss Cassi
Mae Hickey, Lylerly, R. 2.

White boy, 17, no bad habits
wants work at dairy, or ligh
farm work, at once. Must b
with reliable people. Wilbu
Norton, Stonewall, R. 1, car
of Homer Norton.

Want light farm work,.
field work nor laundry, wit
the right kind of people. $

Want settled, colaered man to
work on daity rest of this and
next year if satisfactory. House
and wood furnishd, Straight
time paid. Can use wife for
odd jobs almost regular. W.
L. Shumate, Talbottom.

Want a truck farmer to take
charge Aug. ist and grow
truck, Good buildings, good
location, convenient to church-
es, two daily mails. Ti. you
drink beer. wine or liquor, you
need not apply. H. L. Wil-
liams, Baxley.

Want woman to do light farm
work, no field work or milking. |

4.00 month and good home. | SUSE
Con age, and full particulars week and hoard. Respect

M. Thornton, Jes- middleaged refined wom

ee oe ue > ' Write or see at once. Ann
Want unencumbered refined Arsroves. Greenville, R. 1. 2
Christian woman between ages| Want job as Overseer or Cat
of 25 and 45 for ght farm tle Herdsman. Start at one
work. Miss Susie Kemp, R. 4, 15 yrs. exp., best. of referent



B. 478, Atlanta. Seg or Pattillo, Goggins.

3 49 work in: the: 17 yr: old white girl wa
eee fe able : to milk | light fatm work, no field wo
cows and take care of them. | ices: seat oe) or St

tt Mallio, McKin-! Min., wee room
ner a board. Good ref. Write or se
| Want man, 60-65 yrs. to live, fae oe Buchanan,

in home as one of family of 2, 8s [ us
and help with the chores and | Setiled woman wanis ho r
farm work. A. H. Rudd, Lyons, with man and wife on far
R38: with whatever wages we

| Want at once, small family to astee on Mrs. Bessi Le
gather crop. Apply. M. L. Frey, | Eastman de :
Marietta, at the Elizabeth's | Want jup on iarm
Fruit Stand. hard of hearing but doe
interfere with work), or
try farm. Exp. in both.





| POSITIONS ve not use tobacco, drink
Pe | curse. mes T. Yancey, A
| Want to farm 3 or a acres of , tel], R. 2. care of J. D. Yan

35 yc, old married man

land with good house and
children, wants gen. farm w

| plenty of wood on farm. Call

ar write. Sam Burge, 689 Tif- and electrically run farm
ton St., Atlanta. Phone, Main chinery helper. Referen
1979. |Elmer Bryson, Atlanta,

; Mmorial Dr. S. E.-

Want Caretakers place o1
farm. Wife and husband only
near Atlanta. Small sal
Make real home. Exp. in
ning fruits and vegetable
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Willis,
lanta, 1256 Floyd Ave., S.-

Want job curing tobacco
othr work on farm. Well.

' Want sand land fatm near
30 acres cleared and
pasture for truck and_= grain.
| Occupy about Aug. John Cole,
iR. 2, Macon, care of Mrs. Mc-
Cray.

Young man with wife, 2
children, wants crop on 50-50
basis, near Marietta or Atlan-

oe ee ee a perienced. ae aos

- , | reasonable salary. i .
| Man and helper wants job | Neal, Lyons, R. 4. care of
doing light farm work, run- | vie Gay,

nin water or steam Grist
| will. Drive tractor, truck, etc..
\look after stock and poultry.
Dont drink booze, best of ref.
Come after us or send trans-

Settled woman wants li
farm work no field wor
home, board and salary,
small family of good peo

berts, Columb

portation. G. Walth, _Tooms- aane Pirie
boro. Single, young. white 3
Want job at dairy as local; wants job at dairy. Exp. w
hand. Good worker. ,Have| electric milkers. $12.50 w

some exp. Go any where. State

salary paid_in first letter. 24) Forsyth, RED. 4.



yrs. old. Pete Faulkner, Col- Man and wife only, want
bert, R. 2. care of J. M. Faulk- | acres of land rent free for
ner. of place. H, J. Hill, Lithoy





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