Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1941 August 13

DEPART MENT Of
TOM LINDER

AGRICULTURE
COMMISSIONER |



VOUME 24.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1941



_ EDITORIALBy TOM LINDER

To show just what has happened to the farmers, I: call at-
tention to a tabulation of figures on the back -page of this issue

showing the gross income of farmers, showing the amount of -

gricultural products consumed on the farms which the govern-
ment charges up to the farmers as an income, showing the total
amounts of government benefits paid to the farmers from
1925 to 1929 inclusive, showing the amounts of government
benefits paid to the farmers from 1935 to 1959, inclusive, show-
ing the cash farm income, and showing the national income and
the percentage of national income received by the farmers.
: You will note in Column 4 headed Cash Farm Income
925-1929 that the actual cash returns to the farmers for that
five year period was $10,006,000,000 per year, while in the
same column during the period from 1935-1939 the actual
cash income to the farmers only averaged $5,738,000,000 per
year. : '
It is true that the national income during the same period
fell from an average of $79,217,000,000 during the first period
to an average of $65,039,000,000 during the second period. But
this decrease in national income amounted to only 17%, while
the decrease in income to the farmers amounted to 4807.
Reference to the last column shows that during the first

period the farmer received an average of 12.6 of the national ~

income, while during the last period the farmers received only
8.8 average of the national income. .
If the farmer had received 12.6% of the national income





: Livestock Sales and Georgia Auction Markets

- July
July
July
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
_ Aug.

<

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

August 8, 1941 Per Cwt.

$10.50-$10.75

11,25 11,39
11.00
10.88
11.10
10.75
10.75,
10.85

30-Albany
31-Augusta
31Valdosta
iCordele _
4--Sylvester __.-
5Douglas
5-Macon
5Arlington















TOP FED CATTLE
$ 9.25-$10.00

7.25- 1.75
6.00- 6.75
~ 10.85- 11.00
9.00- 16.55
8.00- 9.00

_ 9.25- 10.25
10.85- 11.00
10.60

30Albany
31Augusta
31Valdosta __...
j1-Cordele
4-Sylvester
5-_Douglas
5=Macon
5Arlington

July

. July
July

Aug.
Aug.

Aug.

Aug.

Aug.

. 6Albany

























How Much Louger Can The American Farmer Last At Tia



from 1935 to 1939 as he did in 1925 to 1929 the farmer woul
have received an average per year of $8,194,000,000 instead
$5,738,000,000. This difference amounts to $2,456,000,000 a
year that the farmer lost during the five years from 1935
1939/ | | | ? oS
| $2,456,000,000 a year for five years amounts to a_ grar
total of $12,228,000,000. During the five years from 1935-193
inclusive the farmer has actually lost by operation of the Jaw
of a controlled economy $12,280,000,000. Be
According to statistics of the United States Government the
total farm mortgage debt of the United States amounts to less
than $8,000,000,000. In other words, had the farmer receiv
a fair share of the national income from 1935 to 1939 ev
farm mortgage could have been paid and the farmer woul
have had $4,000,000,000 to spare.

To put it another way, the figures of the government sho
the total value of all farms in the United States to be $14,000
000,000. In five years the farmer lost $12,800,000,000. In fiv
years the farmer lost almost as much money as the total valu
of all farms and nearly twice as much as the aggregate amour
of all farm mortgages.

ANY LEGISLATION THAT DOES
-TUAL PARITY ON A BASIS OF TODAY FOR TH
CAN FARMER IS CLASS LEGISLATION.
ANY LEGISLATION WHICH SAYS TO THE AMERICA
FARMER, YOU MUST PRODUCE FOOD AND CLOTHING
FOR THE BALANCE OF THE PEOPLE AT A PRICE WHIC
DOES NOT GIVE YOU EQUALITY WITH PEOPLE IN OTH

(Continued On Page Two)

FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES |
Prices prevailing at following State Farmers Markets: j
August 8, 1941

Beans (Pole) per bu. hprs.
Beans (Snap) per bu. hprs.
Beans (Lima) per bu. hprs.
Corn (Green) per doz, ears -
Cantaloupes, per bu. hprs. -.
Okra,) per bu. hprs. .---:
Okra (White Velvet) per peck
Peas (Black Eyes) per bu. hprs.
Peas (Crowders) per bu. hprs. --------------
- Petatoes (White Cobblers) 100 Ib. sacks
~ Potatoes (Red Bliss) 100 lb. sacks
Peaches, bulk per bu.
Potatoes (Sweet) Portoricans,
Tematoes, 8 gt. baskets
Tomatoes, % bu. baskets

Watermelons, each

NOT PROVIDE A
E AMERL

ATLANTA
$ .75-$1.25
.75= 1.00
1.20- 1.50
AZ
1.00 to
50- 75
25- 40 |
OP 0.
37% 50 |
1.50
$1.25-$1.40-Some 1.50.
oo ee .20- .65
.25- 1.40
.25- .50

75
25.







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iper bu, prs. ._- 1

















Prevailing Wholesale Prices (FOB Points Mentioned)
ATLANTA







_ Eggs, Large, Doz.
Eggs, Medium, Doz. _------- es
Egs, Small, Doz. ..________- pace
Hens, Col. 4% lbs. up -----_--_

-. Hens, Leghorn, Lb. -------- So
| Websters, Lb. 2 ee
Stags, Lb.
Friers, Lb.
Ducks, Lb.
Geese, Lb.
Turkeys, Lb.



























MARKET REPORT OF GEORGIA

05-
PRODUCTS ~
Always Subject to Variation. .

August 8, 1941.
SAVANNAH



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. VALDOSTA
INDEX

_ Second Hand Machinery for Sale__2
Second Hand Machinery Wanted ..2
Flowers and Seed for Sale
Flowers and Seed Wanted 3
Seed for Sale
Corn and Seed Corn fer Sale 2-3
Plants for Sale
Grain and Hay forSale 0. 3
Syrup for Sale -









Capons, Lb. %
Country Butter, best table, Lb.







Field Peas, mixed, Bu. -..__------- ---
Fild Peas, not mixed, Bu. _-_.-- i
Ear Corn (80 lbs. to bu.), Bu. ~~ eee eee ene
Shelled Corn, =

Oats, Bu.
Wheat, Bu...

es





Fruits and Vegetables for Sale __3
Butter for Sale

Miscellaneous for Sale

Miscellaneous Wanted

Honey Bees and Bee Supplies for
Sale

Hogs for Sale









Sweet Potatoes, No. 2s



Cabbage, Green, pef 100 Lbs. .-----

Horses and Mules for Sale



Cabbage, White, per 100 Lbs. -- +
Peavine Hay, No. 1, Ton
Peanut Hay, No. 1. Ton winco=
Spanish Beaiiuts, No. 1, Ton



ham *



Rabbits and Guinea Pigs for Sale __3

Poultty for Sale . 3
Poultry Wanted _. 2 eae

Canning Te Do On Halves



_ Cottonseed (Prime) Ton -. :
CS. Meal, 8%, FOB Atlanta, Ten ~-
-@. 8. Meal, 7%, FOB Atlaiita, Ton -





Patittt Mal, 45% _ a

spinner gpg ene tan AO

Positions Wanted
Farm Help Wanted ee See




































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



Limited space will not permit insertion of notices containing
- more than, 30 words including name and address.



Urider Legislative Act the Georgia Market Bulletin be not
assume any responsibility for any notice appearing in the
Bulletin.

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



Publication Office
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Editorial and Executive Offices

State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga.

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

Entered as second class matter
| August 1, 1937, at the Post Office
at Covington, Georgia, under Act
of June 6, 1900. Accepted for
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OM LINDER



How Much Longer Can The American
Farmer Last At This?. i

(Continued From | Frome Page One)

ES, IS NOTHING SHORT OF: LEGISLATING|
HE FARMERS INFO PEONAGE.
_, THE FARMERS OF AMERICA ARE THE MOST
PATRIOTIC PEOPLE IN AMERICA: |
THEY ARE WILLING TO MAKE ANY SACRI-
nice NEEDED FOR NATIONAL DEFENSE. |
_ BUT TO SINGLE OUT THE AMERICAN FARM-.
AND LEGISLATE THE.GREATEST HARDSHIPS
ON HIM, WHEN PEOPLE IN ALL OTHER LINES|
RE. BEING PAID A BONUS TO SUPPORT THE
GOVERNMENT IN THE WAR, IS UNCALLED FOR,
INTOLERABLE, AND WILL NOT BE FOREVER
RUBMITTED TO, a

2 : TOM LINDER,

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GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN},

Ramhurst, R. 1.

No. 2: good as new, $12.50; 1-

$100.00 FOB Almon

_MARKET BULLETIN

SECOND HAND |
MACHINERY FOR SALE

%

| FLOWERS AND SEED |.
FOR SALE |



FLOWERS: AND.
* FOR SALE



A 15-horse power bailer and

12 H. P. Engine, used farming,
for sale or trade for grain bind-
er or grain drill or tractor In
running order or anything can
use. Value $15.00. All fixtures
ready to run. G. H. Lowery,

3 large metal ventilators
cheap, suitable for dairy or
other farm buildings. Mrs. R.
J. Rundle, R. 2., Hiram.

1 Bostroms imp. farm level,

20 in. farm bell, A-1 cond.,
$2.50: 2-h. wagon, original body
fair cond.. $35.00. Mrs. J. C.
Stephens, Warthen, R. 2.

20 in. Meadows corn mill and
2 hole corn sheller, good cond.,
(30 mile
Atlanta). G._M.__ Williams,
Conyers, R. 3, Box B-86.

~1 Columbus Cane Mitl, No.
14, on wagon, $75.00; EB, Y;
Baldwin, Glenwood.

Hollyhock seed, mixed col.,.
8 cupful. Write 6r see. Zach
| Henny, Stockbridge, R. 2.

Single Blue. Roman = Hya-
cinths, large size, $8.00 C.;
blooming size, $5.00 C.7 blue
and yellow iris, 25c doz.;. Chi-
nese and sacred lilies, 10c ea.}

$1.00 doz. Miss Mary C. Flor-
ence, Durand. tes
1 M. purple iris, Ic ea.;

Seedling English dogwood, 1-3
ft: high, 5c ea.: 300 fancy iris,
25c doz. Add postage. Mrs.
R. Pierson, Doraville, R. 1.

Pure paper white narcissus;
Red Spider. lily bulbs (Gurn-
sey): Blue iris, 25c doz.; But-
tercups. jonquils, $1.00 G ea.;
Cream narcissus with yellow
eup, 25c. Misg Claudia =a
Marshallville.

1M. King Alfred, 900 Em-
peror yellow trumpet, 200 Lau-
rens Koster lemon-yellow cups
Jonjuil bulbs. 40c C.; $7.00 for



Tractor with 16 in.
plow, lever controlied
seat, good cond.. $175.00. cash }
for tractor and plow. WW.
Foster, Wrightsville. :

A junked Fairbanks- Morse 6'
H. P. gas. eng., and 7 or 8 H.!
P. elec. motor, used in farm:
work, for sale.
Tate.

McCormick Deere No. 6:
mower, 5 ft., perfect cond.,
$45.00. R. DD. Tatum. Palmetto. :

An old time Corn Mill, 42;

in., rocks, with shafting, gear- i send: R, I.

ing, ete. (ground 25 bu, , in a
hours last time), $150. 0 for)

outfit at my place on the main!

read. John N. Maxwell, Bow- :
man, R. 1, (at Match, Ga.)

A 12-15 H: P. stationary gas

eng., first class econd., used in
farming, $100.00. T, N. ea. 28
Luthersville.

1 cyclone sweevil. dice new,
cost $50:00.. Make offer. Will
exc. for corn. J. Gs ve.
Odum. :

1 Steel wile nest acme |
No. 2 crusher corn sheller, and
equipment, at give-away prices.
Sell any part, or exc. J. F
Gilbert, ts eis. A617. Lakewood |
Ave. : :



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Commissioner of Agriculture.

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Poultry ae In Georgia

_ One of the moat interesting live - stock reports:
that comes. over my desk is the report. of Georgia.
Poultry production. The cash income that poultr y
offers is so great in relation to other farm products,
it seems a great pity that 119. of. our. Georgia farms.
do not have a chicken on them.: The pleasing part of).
e picture to me however, is the steady growth of |
important activity.
The present poultry outlook is the brigthest that,
has been for a number of years. The government
3 pegged the prices of eggs and poultry meat for;
the probable duration. of the national emergency, and |
while feed costs are somewhat higher, if hens are,
carefully selected for production the higher average
number of eggs per hen, and the higher prices, make}
a favorable balance for the producer. But there is no
reason why Georgia farmers
prepare their own feed. |
According to information availabie, there are
approximately 8,000,000. hens on Georgia farms but.
a large majority of flocks number less than 50 birds. '
No exact figures on the number of | standard bred.
: ks.in the State are available, put the fact is known |
at a vast improvement in breeding has occurred
rithin the last few years. Most of our hatcheries are,
co ibuting to this improvement of laying flocks: by:
ng hatching. eggs only trom flocks of standard
qualifications, known egg production recor ds, and:
ully selected for production. Be ieee Average

|

Georgia; ae the pure- pred flocks we. see over the
State today. oe
In 1935 the hatching capacity of | ae j 634, 000 f

eggs in the State was under the National Poultry Im-
vement Plan, Today the hatching. capacity of
3,515 eggs representing approximately three-: ~
fourths of the total capacity in the State, is under the
National Poultry Improvement Plan producing Geor-
gia-U.S. Approved and Georgia- U. 83 Certified | baby
chicks. . i

These Approved and Certified. eggs must come
om the farm. Many of our hatcheries are unable
to secure a local supply and are compelled to go out
rf the State for their needs. Most hatcheries willingly
y @ premium over market price eggs of this quality
our Georgia flocks should supply them.: More
fa msevery farmshould have its flock of 100 lay-| on

hens. The income from 100 well bred hens that!
re properly managed, is more than the ouiveleat to
bales of cotton at -12 per pound.

oe ; TOM LINDER,

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should not grow and :

wagon within 25 mi..

a like size,

AST H, C. ue power. hay
ae reconditioned, $57.50. R.
Anderson, Hawkinsville.

Good model F. eng., good
cond... used in farming, cheap
or swap for mule or cow. Write
or see. What have you? . Noah
eee Baldwin, R. 1...

1 Cane mill, 2 rolis and pan,
in good cond., $25.00. Come see?
5 mi, Ba. Richland on. old Al-
ay. Rd. Bob Wells, Richland,
Re l= Box: 82:5 |

es aoe fauching and rake,
a 10 yr. old mare; 2 colts (4
ros. and 2 yrs. old) and 4 gal.
'milch cow, Sell for cash. L. T.
Cummings, Roberta, R, 2.

Oliver tractor Row Crop 70,
nearly new (motor needs some
|} repairs), also Oliver Brush and
Bog harrow. 10 discs. $625.00
for outfit. Hoke OKelley, Lo-"
gariville, RY 2.



_ SECOND-HAND
_MACHINERY WANTED



Want a silage cuter with self
feeder, without blower.. Smal)

enough for a small sized trac-

tur. Within 100 miles of Wash-
eee J. S. Lane: Washing-
on

Want | Hammer Feed mill.
Must be cheap. Describe fully, |

-Siving make, model, condition
and price. E. Gilbert. borne,
25 Albany. 9

Want John Deere or. Inter-
national Tiller plow, also com-
bine, for cash or trade Case.
Threshing machine, and almost
new, peanut, bean and: pen
eee (which cost $480. 0) E

. Dean. fede

Want Bole gas. eng.. in
oe running Focden at bargain,
to, be used in farming and in

' orchard work, C. Gs, _ Lioyd,
| Blue Ridge. ;

Want 4 or 5 h: p: ones
tractor, in A-1 cond., prefer a

Sears-Roebuck model. At once.
C. D. Garrett, Decatur, R. 1,

Want a good second-hand
Waycross
cheap for cash. Mrs. Laura B.
Taylor, Waycross, R: 1, Box 15.
(Live at Hebardville, just out-
side city limits of Waycross).
Want steam eng., about 25 h..
and. boiler about 40h. RQ.
first class cond., cheap for
eash. To be used in: farming.
Give full particulars. . BE. K.
Overstreet. Sylvania.

Want medium size tractor,
preferably an International 12
or 14 F. or Case or John Deere
Must be within 50

Griffin, and not too old a
Rreee Bok, Harris, - Griffin,
P. .O.-Box 364.

Want - battery brooder,. at.

least 3 deck, prefer. Farm-mas-.

p.

; ter. or Detiance, Must -be good

-cond., cheap for. cash.

ee
8S. Adams, bested

Mrs.

SA



- turning : lot.
from |

H. J. Ledbetter, | co:

Mrs. Etta Mason. Alto.

Cherokee and Cartney Hedge
rose, $2.00 C.; heavenly. blue
morning glory. seed, 10c pkt.;
ae pkts., 25c. Large plants ot
same, 12, 25c: 50, 50c.~ Care-

i fully packed, postpaid. . J. W..

oe B 33, Burton Ave. Peed

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t

cae Duke jasmines, fine 3:
in. plants,
_ strong field grown, pittosporum
12 in. 25c ea. All postpaid.

Mrs. Jennie Deloach. Town

. 1000 Boxwood ines

i
hie $3.00 C.: 6-8 in, $4.00. C.;
bed plants, 1000 field grown,
6-8 in., $8.00 C.; 8-10 in., $10.00
'C.: white scarlet red and lav-
lendar verbena plants. $2.00 C.
: Raymond Robinson, Greenville.
Beautiful field grown old
. Eng. Semperviren - boxwood
i plants 8-10 in. high, 15c ea.;
| 300, $3.00: 1 M. $90.00: 2-3 ft.
| Cydonia. Japonica, : "$1.00;
sardenia bushes Hloomiae size,

-BOc ea.; Watery Anthony spirea |

; red, $1. 00. doz. Mrs. B.-L.
i Robinson, Greenville. ;
~Verbena plants, red and pur-

ple verbena, gardenias,. ssnap-

| dragons, 25 doz.: pink hydran- |

| gea, 25 ea: Add postage. Mrs.
| A. L. Dodd, Alpharetta.

- Semperviren Old | English
Boxwoods, 3 1-2. yrs. field-
grown. 8-10 in. above ground,
$2.00 doz:- $12.50 C..- $20.00,
200 del. in Ga. Maude Hab:
Greenville. R. 3.

Would like to exe. crepe
purple; also iris, red and
orange cannas for 2. white
crepe Myrtle, 2 camphor plants
1 olive plant, 1 banana plant.
Mrs. H. B. Melton, Griffin.

Buttrefly lily roots any. time
now, $1.50 large clump. Bloom-
ing size, cannot del, Call at my
home. Miss Louise Lathrop,
401 East Ponce de Leon Ave.,
Decatur.

Large yellow winter bloom-
ing oxalis bulbs, 5c ea., or 6,
25c. Postage included, Mrs.
Effie M. Holton, Baxley. R. 1.

Camellia japonicas, all col.:
Evergreen Indica Azalea, pink
Sasanqua, tea olives, viburnum,
tinus, Pittosporum, gardinias.
Any 2, $1.15. Mrs. J. A. Grif-
fin, Cordele.

Blooming size white Seater
Hily bulbs, 10c ea:. 60c- per 6;
$1.00 doz., put ee Miss
Idel Rabn, R. Poses a
ton. - se

White Ber inne Sasi lily
bulos, 15 blooms ver bulb..- 75c

doz. Add postage. Mrs. Cars-
well Shearouse, Springfield.

St. Augustine grass for sale.
Now is the time to put out. Miss:
A. Dixon, Alma.

Blue blossom water lilies:
15c -ea.; 2.. 25c; running moss
and running geraniums for
swinging pots, 25c doz:, -eut-

well R.

Small Pear os $1.00:
$2.00: -small date palms,
-@a.;. small century plants.
a. C.-C. Decker; Jr...
witk.

300 blue Roman - hyacinth
bulbs, $4.00 C. Write first.
Memphis Timms, Auburn, R. 1.

_ White Spider lilies, -gaylax
ferns, 10c; pink, rose, per.
phlox, 20c doz.: bleeding heart,
pink and white peonies, 250:
white narcissus daffodils 10
doz.; wild iris, 75 C. Add pos-
tage. Martha Eller, Eiliiay.: Re:

ze
50c
50c
_Bruns-

Paper white narcissus. nace
800. $3.00 for lot. Butter and
eggs. sweet smelling daffodils,
same price. Box wood, 2 1- 2
ft. tal. ae 50. -Add . postage,
Mrs. J. D. Stewart, Cairo. R. 1.

~ Dark - bias: white..German
iris; also white and yellow long
and short cup daffodils, $1.00
C4 picardy, gay hussar, golden



eagle gladiolas for sale.. -Myctle

Pace, Aono. R,; 1.

t
Sips

from pots, 50c ea.3:

Sid:
Eng. var.,-3-5 in.. $2.00 C.; 4-6 '

myrtle rooted plants, pink and | -

| $10.00; spirea,

tings. aos C. E. Crump, Hart- |.





































































St. Augustine grass: cutti
well rooted: 75c bu. FOB::
A. Dixon, 215 Dixon St., Alr

Cape Jasmine 1n pots, 3 3
old, 65c ea. Add postage. M:
Bessie Martin, Gainesville,
3.

White narcissus, King Alfr
jonquil bulbs, all bloomin,
sizes large bulbs; Orange aa
lilies, 50c doz. Add posta
Miss Drucie Lee Crue, Hai
well, R. 2,

Have many small nice roo t-
ed geraniums, 10 and 15
Cuttings, 5c. Mrs. N. T. re
Tallapoosa.

{- Pink oleander plants, 25
Waster lily bulbs. 3 10
Emma Dugger, Oliver, Rae

Magnolias, tea olives, pi
and red crepe myrtle, dogwe
evergreen, oak, red. wood vit
Te ft-2 10; 3 tt., 253 4 ft,
ea.; butter | and eggs, jonqu
15 doz., wild easter
bulbs, 10c ae wild lity built
butterfly bush, 5c ea. Ae
postage. Ex. for white fe
sacks. . Mrs. Nellie Pitts, Deg
Ime,
Pink crepe myrtle and ca
jasmine - plants. Also bla
crowder peas, 15c pt. Will s
to trucks only. Mrs. H.
| Martin, White Oaks. RED.

King Alfred daffodils, 6 0
jonquils, jJaurence kosters _
cissi, $1.00 C.; red spider lil
extra large paper white
narcissi, dbl. yellow nare
35c doz. Mrs. Clif - Cc. Dy
Middleton, R. 1. . ee
. Blooming * siz: blue hae
hyacinth. bulbs, 50c: Cr 5
$2.00; hardy per. trailing
for rockies or boxes, 10c doz,
doz.: 25c. Miss Vena : B
Hartwell. ; : :

Pink white hydrangea. - p
white peonies, 25c ea.: 5,
Jemon lilies. yellow> cream r
yellow - centers, white - nares
royal blue with purple e
$1.00 C.; mixed col.
. Mrs, D. M,. Hughey, Ff
mount, R. 1.

Amaryllis lilies, ted
orange, 20c ea., pink, fairy
white tube roses. mixed
olas, pink, red and purpl
bena. 20 doz.: yellow and w
narcissi: 40c doz.: King Alt
daffodils, 70c C. Add os
Mrs. Nancy Dobbs. Temple,
i:

i

' Pink -oleander. sisted! 28e ea.)
easter lily bulbs, 2, 10c. Mi
Emma Dugger, Oliver, pie ae
-Bhue water hyacinth, 10e
3. 25c. Add postage. Mrs
D. Lindsey, R. 1... Kite.
~ Over 50 var. iris. not lal
25c doz.: gen. lemon- litis, 25
3. kinds narecissus mixed Uy
doz.; single and dbl. yellow,
also. white ophiopogom 35 do
20c order postpaid. Mrs. Ey
Robertson, Carrollton.

Ophiapogom bulbs, -35
over 50 kinds iris and Bei
lemon lilies, 25c doz.:~
Apr. narcissus, yellow and. ab
yellow 15c;} fine, late white an
light yellow with orange cu
25 doz.- 50c order P. P.:
doin Robertson, Carrolit

mixed $3:60 M..
lot. 25:pink and levene
myrtle, $2.50.

Cordele. ; sere
500 nandinas, $12. 50;
ustrums, . $5. 00: 300
crepe

coral
50 verbena

Cherokee roses,
$1.00 doz.;

ruff, Greenville. R. Os

Giant Orchid iris 4 doe! :
Dwarf Orange. 25 do
ranium, bright red 10
Orange lilies 15c doz.,
40c; fragrant white
50c C.:
postage.
tand. - :

narcis
jonquils 40c C.
MrsFC. Mite.

callis lilies. Hardy ohieee
doz.: Empire and Olympia da
fodils, sweet scented white nar
@issus, 75e.C.;.200, $1.25. pos
paid. Mrs. Dick Powel
[lege Park, R. 2...

Large emperor. daffodil |
Hera, white daffedit oe

doz., $1.00. - Mary~ Ly
Jefferson. x
. Beautiful boxwood ::

plants, $1.00 doz.; 200, $5.00
Blooming size - gardenias, E
$5.00 doz.: white. wa
inelon red and lavendar, 2-
ft. crepe myrtle, $2.00 lo
$10.00 C.: scarlet red Cy
ca Japonica O25) {te
Add postage. Mrs. Cc. M
inson, Greenville. fe
light

Large dark and
hollyhock plants, 2, 25;
purple: althea cuttings and
denia cuttings 25c doz:
lilac sprouts 25c ea. All b
-es blooming now. ~ Very -
grant cream narcissi bulbs
-dor. Mrs. J.. cars 3
LaGrange, BR. ae









LOWERS. AND SEED
=t FOR SALE



hodedendron, lencothoea,

ilico, bush, dogwood, . packed.
orden ddunantcus, aaitulab



WANTED
Want 4 blue dbl.



ae

Want to exc. dbl. orange hen-
allis large size bulbs for
lemon or easter lilies. Mrs. L.
S. Brown, 1321 Wild Wood Dr.,
Se nhas
Want all colors dbi. geran-
m cuttings, will pay 5c. ea.
Write what you have. Mrs.
mL Howard, Austell, Box
































































"SEED F FOR SALE |

20 ibs. Purple Top Globe tur-
p seed., 45c Ib.; 32 lbs. mixed
rnip seed 35c lb.; 1-2 lb. 25c.;
Ib. lots, $1.50 and $2.00 post-
id. .The entire lot
OB. C. G. Oliver, Barnesville,
a2.
Collard seed, 40 ib.: 3 Ibs.,
$1.05; 5-lbs., $1.75; 18
3.25; 24 lbs:, $6.50. ALS Pon-
- Whigham.
everal, pounds of 1941 Sn
n0-goin turnip seed for sale,
Tb.; 5 lbs. $2.00. Will trade





Ibs. for: 1 peck onion sets
ot nest onion), Also trade
garden seed. Mrs. W. H.

cobs, Hortense. R. +:

5 or 6 bu. Seedling Peach
ed for sale at my place (at
atch, Ga.) Address: John N.
axwell, Bowman, RB: 1. ae
White nest onions, 60c gal.,
stpaid., Ac 1 more postage for
3S amount, Also seed rye for
fe or exchange for
grain or yearlings. R. P. Stein-
heimer, Brooks,. R. 1.

ew Crop Ga. Collard seed,



ton, R. Des



FOR SALE



For shies or for
gS or calves;
; - practically weevil

eRe foe Morgan, Clyo.
80-90. bu. of: corn.in shuck,
c bu. Mrs. W. K. Cochran,
ipharetta, R. 3.

100 bu: of slip shuck corn,
hite; not mixed, Marlboro va-
ty, 70c-bu. at barn. 1-4 mi.
of Madras: Olin B. Moore,
an. R. 2.

PLANTS FOR s SALE

exchange -

arglobe, Stone and Balt. to-
atoes, Heading collards. $2.00,
, 90c,,M. del.; 65 M. exp.
. No chks, nor C. O. D. Bon-
jie Smith, Gainesville, Ree
Marglobe, Stone and Balt. to-
toes; Wakefield, Dutch, cab-
ge; Ga. and short stem oe
tds, 300. 40c; $1.00 M. del.: 5



$3.75: 10 M. $6.00 col. C.
: Smith, Gainesville, R. 2.
Leading. var. tomatoes, - 20c

$1.00 M.: Red Shalets. 40c:
es Vigorvine tomatoes, 59.
nts, 25c. All mailed. L. A.
ow, Gainesville, H.-2 :
Peel. aang Red Gold. straw-
rey, $1.25: large rooted
: ns Lucretia Dewberry.

10. $2.00: $6.00 M.: Brown
irkey. Celestial and ne
12, $1.25 vostpaid. . W.

ole, ea 33, Burton Ave.. ae

Wakefield and. Dutch and All
d Early cabbage: Mareglobe
d Stone and Balt. tomatoes;
adding collards, 5 C.. 45c; 75
el.: 10 M. lots 60c exp. col.

ra Mae Garrett, Gaines-
le, R. 7.
Have few more Hastings

9 plants, 25c C.;
- Arrie Ray. Buena Vista,

inion: sets. very prolific red
lots, 10c Ib. FOB. Several
on hand. Would exc. for oth-
Z oy products. Frank
169 Howard St. S. E.,

Marglobe tomato plants,
ady, 200. 35c; 500, 65c; $1.00
f.; collard plants. $1.00 M.;
W.crop collard | seed, blue
m cabbage and Ga., 65c lb.
R. Stephens, Dahlonega.
aketield and Dutch cab-
* Marglobe, Stone,
e tomato plants; collard.
ts. 20c.-C.: $1.00. M. del.;:
.-5-M. collect: Lee Crow, |
eaville: Box 143. ;



, Aegan; te

aleas. gaylax, hemlock shrub, |
ruce, ilex opaca, white pine,.

-| postage. Rosie Crow, Cumming.

Ibs., .

other |~

c ib. postpaid, x poet, : ira

ORN: AND SEED CORN}:

about 400 bu. |

let Dawn wilt resistant to- 3
~ postpaid. |.

Balti- |

Fo

PLANTS: FOR SALE



Sina aie. 25e Cy Hot
pepper, 20 -C.: Ga. collard, 15

= ea Henry Eller, Ellijay,

Early Imp. lar ge Klondyke
strawberry plants, 15c C. Add

R. 1...

Marslob: and Ctons Balt.
fomatoes: Ga. and Heading and
old fashioned collards: Wake-
field and Dutch cabbage, 5 Co
50c; 80c M. del; 10 M. or more
65e exp. col. Good plants.
Full count. Laura Mae Gar-
rett, Gainesville. R. 7.

Margiobe and Stone toma-
toes; Ga. collards. Heading col-
lards; Wakefield and Dutch
cabbage. $1.00 M.; 5 M. and
10M., 65 M. Ovie Crow,
Gainesville.

Marglobe and Stone. torma-
toes, 25c C.; $1.00 M.; . Vigor-
vine tomatoes, 50 plants, 25c;
Red shallots, 40e gal. All mail-
ed. L, A. Crow, Gainesville.

Chas. W. cabbage and Head-

ing collards;. Marglobe, New
Stone tomatoes: 90c M. . pre-.
paid in 2..M. lots. Skipped

promptly. O. M. Crow, Gaines-
ville.

Old fashioned collards, 65
M.; Margiobe, New Stone to-
matoes, 50c M. Add _ postage.



J.G. Strayhorn, Flowery
Branch, a ae:
GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE f



-Fulghum, Appler and Full-
grain seed oats, 60c bu.; seed
Abruzzi rye. $1.50 bu.: - seed
Wheat, $1.75 bu. All FOB
here. J.-F. Lowe, Ft. Valley.

New Sanford :wheat, ave., 31

\bu.; -per aere,- $1.50 bu.: ;. New

Tereff. oats (most _ prolific or
all), 75 bu. Recleaned. R. D.
Tatum, Palmetto. . L

Baled | Hay, lespedeza and
corn for sale at farm. O.. T.

Hendrix, R. 1., Summerville.

SYRUP FOR . SALE







150 ea pure Ga. Sugar cane
syrup No. 1 quality 90c gal.,
in 1-2 gal. cans FOB. Tom
Harrison, Cairo, R. A. (8 mi.
North Cairo on = Hawthorn
Trail.)



ee a



tsale, 5 lb. pail, 50e;. 10 tb.
pail, $1.00 FOB, 1941 packed
and ea. pail. guar. GL = Hpehes
Jr.. Ailey. j
: Bright Galiberey. : etiaihed

- | shipment.



| HONEY. BEES AND BEE
SUPPLIES FOR SALE



' No. 1
honey for table use, in .10 lb.
pails, $1.00 ea. $5.50 cs. of 6
No. 10 lb. not prepaid. Send:
dun ehgs. for all. Jim Pye,

Pure honey, 6-10 lb. pails to
Cs. and 3-10 lbs., $2.10. both
No, 2. Grade and FOB here;
2-10 lbs., $1.90 and 1-10 Ib.,
$1.00 postpaid-and ins. Sev, 50
gal. BBls. prices on request.
John A. tind Jesup, P.
O. Box 117.

12 box hives of bees. Some
have not been robbed; glass in
tep of some. $15.00 o exc. for
most anything. R. E. Barnes,
Graymont. see

.125 hives of eos ia. 10 frame
standard cypress equipment
honey . still on; will pay for
bees, Sell or trade for young
cattle or hogs at once. J. H.
Gardner, Macon, Rt. 3. :

Bright Gallberry strained
honey, 1-10 lb. pail postpaid,
$1.65; 6-5 Ib. pails, $3.55; 1-60
Ib. can, $5.95 both exp. pre-
paid... Quality guar. Prompt
shipment. H. L. Haliman, Na-
hunta.

New 1941 crop ext. honey, 10
lb. pails. $1.00 ea. FOB. Money

order... James Sirmans, . Jr.,
Homerville.
Pure. extracted galiberry

honey in 10 lb. cans, $1.00 per
can. Exc. for seed, oats, or rye
at market price: O. G. Dasher.
Marlow.

extracted, 10 lb. pail, $1.50,

5 Th. pail, ae. B, KE, Shep-
pard, 1222 E. Henry St.. Sa-
vannah. ;

Chunk cond honey, clear,
from: patented hives, kept clean.
10 lb. pails, $1.35 postpaid. 50
lbs. or over, 10c- lb. FOB. . 12e.
del. or postpaid. Prefer M. O.
D. N. Smith, Toomsboro, Ret

Pure extracted Honey for

hnoey, 1, 10-lb. pail postpaid,
1 $1.65: six 5-lb.. pails, $3.55;- 1
60-lb. can, $5.95. Both express
postpaid. Quality. guar. Prompt
H. L. Hallman, P.



oS PRiS AND
VEGETABLES FOR SALE

Have about 50. bu purple
grapes for sale, Make best of-
fer per bu. hamper. D. G. Bar-
den, 305 Tugalo St. Toccoa.

Truckload of Pineapple pears
for sale. Make-best offer FOB.
Mrs. H. M. Morris, Waresboro.

Pears for sale;:30c bu. in 100:
bu. ~ lots. Marvin We Cowart,
Waycross, R. 1. _-::

BUTTER FOR SALE

2 or 3 Ibs. nice yellow saneiey
butter pe week, for sale. Mrs.
Mary L - Kimbeil. McDonough. |





|

'

"MISCELLANEOUS
FOR oar

Have Gite a fouee bat |
or Golden Seal and. Queen of ;
the Meadow. at any price. L.
R. Swinney. Rockmart, 2.

Used feathers, 25c lb.: 30 Ibs. |
or more for sale... For "further
information. caH, or see, Mrs.
C. W. Clonts,
Ave., S,. W., Atlanta. Phone,
Ra. 1033.

Nice, new, white downy. fea.
thers, 59c lb. del. or. lots of 25



/and 3 mos. old, Wt. 400

/ ams, _Cedartown, R 3.

1352 Donnelly : oe

O. Box 25, Nahunta.



HOGS FOR SALE



- 6 brood sows and 37, pigs
(third litter), 2 mos. old. Mix-
ed breed, Ist $150.00 gets all.

pure Gallberry Ext.

New. Tupelo ae) comb or |.



RABETTS AND. COINEAL
PIGS (Cavies) FOR SALE}:



60c ea.; 6 mos. old 75c: Black
doe breed, $1.25; White doe
breed, $1.50: Angora buck 5.
mos. old. $1.25. Lockard Bell,
264 Alexander St., N. W., At-'
Janta.

POULTRY FOR SALE





BANTAMS:

- Buff Cochin Bantams (prize
winners) for sale; also eggs,
$1.50 per 15. Gorden Pece, Col-
lege Park, R. (1., Box 123.
Phone Ca. 1075.

Modern game bantams, B. B.
reds, Silver Duck Wings and 1 |
pair Old English B. B. Reds,
$5.00 pair. Also White Dragon
Pigeons and bl bar modenas.
M. L. Arnau, 221 E. 49 St. Sa-
vannah.

at common bantam hens, 250

: 1 white crested black pol-
ish cock, $1.50; Pr. blue muff-
ed tumbler pigeons, $1.50. Mrs.
H. C. Garett, 664 Candler Sti:
Gainesvilte.

BARRED WHITE AND OTH-
ER ROCKS: |

15 purebred White Rode pul-
lets, and 2 cockerels, March.

hatched. $1.00 ea. Mrs. CR. J.
Bruce. Toccoa. R. 2. 3
CORNISH:

Extra nice purebred atic
Cornish game cockerels, April
hateh. $1.00 ea. FOB. James Ti
Brown, Helena. ;

Purebred Cornish cocker:
Feb. .hatch, . long yellow. lee
type. $2.00 ea. Mrs. FE. W.-
Stephens, Reidsville, R. 1.

25 Dark Cornish young, hens:
2 roosters from prize winning

~

FOB. Also eggs, $1.00 per 15
prepaid. Will exc. for anything
can use. C. O. Sikes, Byives:
ter. ~

- 10 Girnish poblets: 10 mos. es
old. $10.00. 1- rooster. free. R. |
_E. Barnes, Graymont.

GAMES AND GIANTS::

"White N. 7. _bucks, 4 mo. old, :

}and large to age, $2.00 ea.

erton. Bowdon, R. 3.

.grade, $12.00 for i

bloodtested. The lot for $29.50:

(ed. Will pay $5.00 for ae 20

iz | Geniva,
|CORNISH: -





: ee SAL



















16 N. H. Rea we
old, $5.00 crated FOB. 1 beer
free. Exc. for baby. calve
Vivian Barnes, Graymont.

- Dark Red cockerels_ rea
for mating, $2.00 ea. Pulle
$1.50 ea. Heavy laying str:
Eges, $1.50 per 15. postpa
Mrs. Donald Donaldson,
catur. De. 2405.

Purebred R. I. Reds, Mare
hatched, cockerels, $1.25; Par
tdige Reds. March Bee oe
erels, $1.25 ea. Mrs. C.-
rells, Monroe, R. 1...

SPANISH:

White Face Black . Sean st
April hatch cockerels. :
bred, $1.00 ea. Mrs.
Treadaway Adairsville.

TURKEYS, DUCKS, ae |

(Cavies) or 1: pair. ot ave
Fantail pigeons. bee
Lavonia, Re 2

4 grown. pair genuine ite
Mallard. ducks and 1. about as
mos. old. $3.50 for lot FOB
Hylan Kirkland, - Vidalia. pes

, 65 turkeys, 6 grown. and
hatched first of May: Thrifty

lot is taken here at ho
Crossed between Bourbon a
and Bronze. Mrs. - Elbert O

2 Muscovy Ducks, 3 Peki
and 8 Mallards of very ie

Cobins, Cordele.





CORRECTION:
BANTAMS:
- Want 20. dma: type - # soe a

1940: hatch. bantam ~
1941 pullets.

e@
repaid to me. Tena Ward.







3 tighting game. beck 1 1-2
yrs. old. Crossed once. bred to
fight. Exchange for Shawineck |
red quill. or Blue Travelor

Want for breeding -1-2 yrs. oe

{

ton, Buchanan, R. 2.

15 fine Gray game, Feb.
Mar. hatch, 2. 1-23 1-2 lbs.
G-owing stags, $1.25 ea.; pul-
lets, $1.00: Trios, $3.00. (eRe

=.

Wade, Warrenton. :

3 purebred pit game cocks. Li
full Grey Mt. Eagle, 1 full war
horse, 1 1-2 blue Falcon. 1-2).

Mt. Eagle cross cock, all dead .

er



H. V: Harden. Hogansville, R.

1:

{ Reg. Hampshire boar, 2 aoe
iS,

Will sell at meat price at lot.

W. C. Oliver, Carnesville.

2 0. I. C. Gilts, bred. Weight |
200 Ibs: 1 boar, 15 mos. old. -
wt.'400 bs. Papers with all>
three, $30.00 ea. FOB at my
lot. J. L. Porter, McAfee Rd...
Decatur.

15 nice pigs for sale, Aug.
9th. Live 3 mi. Southeast of.
College Park on Lees Mill Rd. N
M. B. Kilgore, College Park. |

15 purebred 1-2 big bone and | i
1-2 small bone Guinea pigs, 7:
wks, old: $5.60 ea.,-or. sea 08
tor lot at my: barn. 'W: G. Ad-'!

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



-At Stud or for. gale: Bradley
Bare 4 yr. old Reg. 5 gaited







Ibs. $11.00. Sample on request.
ae Mary .Collins, Cordele. R.

Garden Rue, Garden goose- |
berries Sage, 3, 25c; Comfrey.
Horseradish, 6. 30c; - Pepper-
mint, dbl. tansy, 25, 25c; Cat-
nip, 12, 25c; Lady "Slipper, . 2:
25c. P. P. _Mrs. M. LI. Eaton,
Dahlonega. ..

Birdock, -yell- Dock, Bear foot,
Calamus, yellow root, queen of
the meadow. coltsfoot, elder |
red, Mayarple, Rattleroot, com-
trey. 30c Ib. Mrs. R. C. Stov-

. Pisgah.

ee rattle,
Queen. of the Meadow roots,
wild cherry. bark, 10 lbs., $1.00;
catnip, peppermint, horsemint,
| sparemint, coltsfoot, hoar-
hound, yarrow, dbl. and s.ngle
ee 25c doz., del. in Ga. Mrs.
Bs Hallaway, eh Res

1



Sassafras,

MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED

GRAIN WANTED:

-Want to trade mule or mare
for good baled shucks, and seed
oats. del. at my home. You
pay difference, Cive price on
abucke and. dats and kinds of

oats... aS. R. Spire, Lincolaton.







' stallion. By Wonderland. Pea-
, vine and out. of Estrellita Dare.
, Clyde OKelley, 436 N.. Brad- |

/ 1104.

' Blairsville.

or light farm wofk. $60.00; al-

ford St. Gai nesville. Phone

-f dark Bay: horse ule, 8)
yrs. old. Fat and sound, wt.,
750 lbs. Pert. as a- ericket.
$50.00 for quick sale... Also
want 7 milk goat that will
Rehen soon. . Must be heaithy |
and cheap and good milker. Al- |
so want 3 mos, olg nannie goat, |
cheap... James . A, . Turner,



For sale or trade: 1. good |
mare mule, 15 vrs. old and 1
2 vrs. old Mare Mule. Would |

,trade for mare weighing 1200 |
ibs,

if young. Everett Cason, |
Cuiverton.
Smali horse, nice for riding

so small grade Jersey cow, Ist
ealf, $45.00. Wofford Donahoo,
Box 404. Cartersville,

l-horse mule in geod shape.
work good anywhere. Will sell
cheap for cash, or. trade for
cow, calves or other values. |
Sylvester Chapman, Lizella, R.

1 red mare, weight 1000 Ibs.



Salt cheap or exchange for, cow.
-River- _-

or. hogs.

B. T, Haisten,
dale.. wee ;



;Qame. $2.00 ea.

ae pullets. All AAA: grade,

hatched, $1.08
| $1.25 for less



Carl Griffin, |
270 Oak St., Gainesville. i
~20AAA grade J. W. G. bate
pullets. March hatch, on free.
range, healthy and in g00d con-

dition. Will crate and _= ship,
$20.00. No less: than 20 sold.
pAdex Barfield, Louisville, R. L

L.&GHORNS:

30 White Leghorn Rilller =
black Minoreas and-25 Boa

| bleodtested: 10 wks. -
east
and Barred Rocks; 50c ea.:
straight run, AAA grade, blood-

old, 50c

tasted, 7 wks. old. 25c ea. S.

R. Bailey, Faceville.

, ORPINGTONS: :
Buff Orsington cockerels and

pullets, 10 wks. old, - 75e.- 2Y

$7.00 for. lot of 10; ao gee

onions 10 qt, white -or red. |
John C. Loyd, R.4;-Dublin.

PIGEONS FOR SALE:
Reece Doves, -$1,00.pr. A. |
Andrews, 1519 Gepixal. Ave.,

Roe
About 20 pairs

pigeons,

yrs. old, $1. 00 pair.. or $15.00.

a lot. F. M. Dele ce: Barnes- |

ville.

REDS (NEW HAMPSHIRES,
RHODE ISI, ANDS):

200 N. H. Red niill als.
10 wks.
Valdosta, R. 2, Box 194. :

S.C. R, J. Red puiieis, spring

ea.;.. . Yoosters, |
than 10:. 10 pul- |

Homing

ork



BOC e@a., |



jets and 1 nice rooster,

exp. col. Cash with order for |
prompt. shipments. Mrs. I.
Boatright. Alga Rea Ne

200 N. H. Red pullets. Hub- |.
bards Strain $75.00 per 100:
12 wks. old. Come to farm ai-
ter pullets. Not del. D.
Howard, R. {, Flowery Branch.

12 S. C. R. I. Red pullets - and
1 eockerel $10.00: Publets - just |
started. to laying, all good |
weight and nice color. Shipped |
same day as money .order re-
ceived, Wylie A, Pope, 1180 N.
Highland Ave., NE. Atlanta:

1 purebred rooster. half.R. I. near town in Lamar Co.
'Red and halt Blue Andulasion ;C. R. Ross. Barnesville,

42..00.-Ajiso Blue ~ soa Plums
He gal.. not: ' + Mrs.J. E:
Serrelis, -R. L. Royston:



Travelor. $5.00 FOB. Mart Hel-'.

: iets,

on halves. Write for full in
_formation. Mrs. A. cae
| Douglasville. a

also 100 black minorcas |.

wants a l-horse farm on 50-

Douglas

,and poultry, light farm: work
no: field work. pete Vicker

Nish references.
Jesup; R. 1;
Robert Wright,

mated and ovrking, 2
abe e as Poultry Manager, experien

si ity. of Ga. attended. - Courses
in . Poultry Husbandry,
grades. Sober.
lege, High school and profes=
sStonal ref, furnished. Reason
old. J H. McLeod, ee monthly wages considered

| Want job. picking cotton. Ca
$10.00 pick 2200 Ibs.
Meeks, Gay, R= 1.

da
old. want any kind of farm
work: can do anything. .

Katherine Vickory, Portal.

iboatd in or near lowe Come
and see or write.
Commerce, R. 3.

and house near church. Prefer.

lfgrester, Cairo.

Want tc buy 50 or 6 Dar
;Coernish, long yellows lege
. baby chicks by Sept. 10th, Oe
ea. Mrs. Ruth Ceara Had-
dock, R. 1.

| LEGHORNS: -

Want 50 Barron. ste. Wh ite
Leghorns or Barred Rock: pul-
spring hatched. Write
price. S. R. Fitzsimmons, Tif-
ton, R.-3.5%

CANNING Fo. Do > 9
HALVES









































Want rai Fox ou jelly

Want to can. feuke aid vi
eables on halves. Write
full details. Mrs. yee a
well, Dahloneaga. Rt, :

ia A) WANTED







White man with small family.

30 basis. or would consider was
ges, job out. around Alma ~
preferred. Write
see. Albert Jolley, Gardi. ss

Want & job- tending. stock,

3168. Reidsville. -

Man with family ot 5. gee
farm to tend in 1942. Can Fa

Man 28 yrs. old, wants j



ced, High school and Univer.

000

Poultry. cole

_M. Maddox, Winder.

Man, wife and family of 1
(8. boys. 3. girls,.-youngest 11)

a see I i:
Middleaged woman:
ughter 20 yrs. and boy 16 yrs

=

White boy, 20 yrs. old, want
job in a dairy, $8.00 week ani

a

Want a l-horse . rae for
942, good land, 200d - pastur

Mra.



Want .job as. stockuma

white man, 55 yee: ~ Ww









Income

Gross Farm .

1925-1929
($1,000)

Farm Products
Consumed
on Farm

1925-1929
($1,000)

All Government
Benefits to

1925-1929

Income
Farmers a
1925-192

(1,000)
($1,000)

Cash Farm

Cash
Farm Income
Without Gov't.
Benefits
1925-1929
($1,000)

9



Total
National
Income

1925-1929
($1,000)



$10,581,000
10,580,000
10,700,000.
11,089,000
11,221,000

$ 495,000].
922,000
828,000

1,090,000
804,000

10, 41

10,086,000
- 9,658,000
9,872,000
9,999,000



$10,086,000
9,658,000
9,872,000
9,999,000

7 0004 10,417,000

$73,800,00
78.900,00
79,500,000
81,000,000)
82,885,000



$54,171,000
$10,014,000

$4.139,000
$827,000





$50,032,000
$10,006,000

$50,032,000).
$10,006,000

$396,085,000
- $79,217,000



Income

($1,000)

Gross Farm

1935-1939 |

Farm Products
Consumed
On Farm
1935-1939
($1,000)

All Government
Benefits Teo

1935-1939

Income
Farmers
1935-193

($1,000) ($1,000)

Cash Farm

Cash
Farm Income
Including
Govt. Benefits
1935-1939
($1,000)

9

1935-1939
_ ($1,000)

Total
National
Income



$6,138,000
8,012,000
8,621,000
7,538,000
9,769,000

$ 431,000
1,415,000
1,458,000
1,290,000
1,229,000

$ 430,000
287,000
366,000

482,000).
807,00

$5,275,000
5,970,000
6,378,000
5,432,000
5,635,000

$5,706,000
6,257,000
6,744,000}
5,914,000

- 6,442,000

$55,870,000
65,165,000
71,172,000
63,610,00
69,378,000







$40,078,000
$9,015,000

5,823,000
$1,164,000







~ $2,372,000
474,000]

$28,691,000
6,738,000

$31,063,000
$6,212,000





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POSITIONS WANTED

POSITIONS S WANTED

FARM HELP WANTED

FARM HELP WANTED

$65,039,00
FARM HELP WANTED



Want to trade for a 1-horse

are crop with good house,

pasture and barn and _ out-

puildings. and have water in

yard. $10.00 month. Have 3

2 hands to work for 1942.
R. Wade. Warrenton, R. 1.

Hddicdued business man of |

25 yrs. experience growing cut
and pot flowers for the market,
is. ver a desirous of securing a
ermdanent position with a good.
reliable party to grow flowers
for the market, on a reasonable
alary basis. Ref. and qualifi-
ations good. R. A. Nesbit,
care of Gen. Del., Macon.

ant a grist mill, ean do any-

ng about one, would like a

-horse farm with mill. Hon-

est and reliable.. L. P. Ross,
Barnesviilk, R. 1. -

Want good 4-horse cron for
1942 on halves with good house,
12 in family. Can furnish ref.
Have farmed with same man
for past5 vrs. T. R. Brown,
Felton, R. 1. :

Wornan, alone, wants
work, no field work nor laun-
ry No milking, With Christian
toiks. Prefer no children. Will
have to have _ transportation.
Hope Evans,

Georgia

M iddle aged couple. (no chil-
oe want at once, dairy and
gen. farm work, wages and
house desired. Go any where.
Wish to move at once. Geo. H.

farm |

Will cick cotton for someone
who has a good tenant house.
Probably consider farming for
1942. Would like to rent farm
house. near Macon. Make me
offer. A. J. McLeon, Dublin,
Reb:

Middleaged white woman
wants job. doing light farm
work, no field work, no milk-
ing for elderly person. Mrs.
Mamie Wells, Cobb.

White woman wants job, light
farm work, no field work, nor
milking or laundrying. $2.00 to

$3.00 a week. Have girl 16 yrs. :

old. With reliable people. Write
or see. Mrs. M. H: Markey,
Empire, Re 1. care of J...
Belflower.




:
'

Want good exp. farm hand,
25-46 good worker. Sober, hon-
est, for gen. farm and orchard
work, Drive car or truck. $12.00
to $15.00 month, board and
laundry., Good home at once.
C. G. Oliver, Barnesville, R. 2.

Want a family with 3 or 4
workers in it. to pick cotton,
gather corn and sow grain this
fall. Plenty of houses and 4
miles from city or Highway. A.

I. Locke, Dublin.
Want a woman to live as:

one of family, to do light farm
work, no field work. Just my-
self and 2 children. Must have

good character and no child-

ren preferred. F, B. Burke,

White man. 37 yrs. of ag,;

want work with a: dairy any-'
State. David Grindle,

where i
400 Piedmont Ave.. uence

ee oS et ea een aa: een pet wencaleoroenes



land. About 4 miles from Su-
wanee and Buford, near

5

white or colored for 6
. farm, must be able to
State

Millen, R. 4.

Want Handy boy or man,
acre
milk.

salary expected.

: Mrs. W. H. Cramer, Savannah,
FARM HELP WANTED

houses. good pasture,

41 1-2 acre farm, good or- * ater

chard, plenty of good bottom : ;
land |

creek church. 1-2 mile from

highway. Will give
months free rent to
that

around house. If

several |
someone |
can do repairing, jobs |
interested ;

eall or write. Mrs. Fred Crumb-

ley, 1139 Berne Street, S. E.,
Atlanta. Main 7476. :

Want middleageqd woman to



Mitcham, 341 Centra! Ave., S.
W:. Aflonta.

eber man wants year round .
bon farm. Can drive truck |
and tractor and kecbh up ma-:
ehinery and tools. Pieas= state |
our pest offer. A. C. Whis- | 4
ant, Lenox.
Wani 2-horse crop for 1942
m 50-50 basis. Good land and |

asture'and 2 houses, or w: dL |

ke i-horse crap and tend ai
small dairy. 8 in family and |
have: experience in running |
@airy. Can give best of ref. |
Sober and honest family. Live |
in North Ga. - B. Brinkley, ie

workman wants job on
or 1942. 45 yrs. old.
f mily. honest and sober.
W. Manning. Dudley, R
_ Want smail farm on
basis for 1942 or job as over-
eer of farm. Prefer oouth
pide of Atianta. Good 3 or 4
room house. Come see or write.
Alex H. Stephens, Hampton, R.

farm
Small
Thos.
eeoks

50-59

- Young woman, 22 yrs. old,

wants light farm work. no field

work. $3.00 or $3.50 wk., board

and room. Prefer near Savan-
) Frances Fri iese,

Man. 25 yrs. old, with wife
and 3 kids, wants job on truck
or dairy farm. Have to be
-yneved. yan .do any kind of
farm work State salary. Can

ove at any time. Gordon L.
Hall, Hazlehurst, R. 1.

Want a 2-horse crop for

tanding rent for 1942 in Irwin
ce. Can furnish an A-1 ref.

. B. Paulk, (Ocilla, R. 1., Box

live in home with adults as one
of family and do light

farm !

:horse farm. 50 cr 60

Rn. S.

Want man for farrn.
and out buildings.
ing rent.

tonts, 1352 Donnelly Avenue, |
Ailanta. Phone, Ra. 1033.

Want rnan for 2-horse farm
tm 3rd and 4ths. Base ee
the year 184% at once. W.
Franklin, Fairmount,

Want farmer for good 3-.

; ood bottom land. Good house, |

f


|

/ work. no field work. Small sal- | /

| Ory and home. Mrs. J.
worthy, Ashburn, R. }
Want middleags:: woman to
light farm work, no_ field

Law ek and live in home with el-

s derly lady 3

and Sa Os

Savannah,

W

4,
e

ee

gat fier erops, Houses and wood

A. Nas- :

carn and pasture.
i better. Tate.

Want = farmer

Bes Ted- |
for

Located. 1
E. Clermon High

food land and pasture.

school bus route. J. D. Osborne,

Vant ie fe families to help.

$3.00 week, room | Clermont, R. 1.

Florence Fender. ;

Want healthy middiv

| work. write salary exo. and full

| furnished free. Also good farms |

42, reasonable allotments.
mp Martin, Commerce.

a }
. Ha

McMichael, Buena Vista,

Want nice girl or middleased |

field
Live as one of family for board,
clothese and room.

cross, R.
Went

as
reliable ambitious
help operate ynoultry farm for
1-2 the net cash profits. New
4 room house, igihts, water-
works, bath, school. church.
Permanent.
East Cambridge Ave..
Park.

Want girl, or middleaged
woman, no dependents, to do

College

no milking, for elderly coupie.
Small selary and home. Mrs. F.
W. Phelps, 211 W. Ponce de
Leon Ave., Decatur.

Want man and wife to look
after farm. 6 room house furn-
ished, lights and water in exe,
for board, 16 acres land, 500
veach trees. Barn lot ang pas-
ture for 1 cow. A bargain to
the right man. Write or come
and see. H. H. Williams, Wood-



tase

land,

work for elderly couple. !
i. " sigan ' Slate, Norcross, R.

Orphan |
preferred. Martha Davis, Nor- :

(4. KK. Drake, 431:

light farm work, no field work, |

+ woman for light farm work, no;
Pexe.. tractor aren and wood | ia

i

$

particulars about self. Eo.
R. 4.

Want white healthy woman
to live in country in home with
me, and do light farm work,
no field work. sy Bertie

Want unencumbered white

woman, middleaged. to do light |
ifarm work, no field work. To

live in home, with elderly wo-

family with farm experience to:



man. Call cr write. Mrs. Ben
F. Manley, 365 McDonough
Bivd.. S.:E., Atlanta.

Want 2Ist class mitkers.
must understand all connec-~
tions with grade A. dairy. No
family need apply, want 2 men,

9c man and wife with experi- i

enced son. Right pay to A-1
man. Must be sober. H. A.
White, Whites Dairy. Savan-
nah,

Want Rood man with help
enough to run 25 cow dairy and
2~ horse farm. Will rent or pay
salary, or sell cows and rent
place. Come and see, dont
write. J. A. Vandergriff, Deca-
tur, R. 2. (3 mi. from Decatur,
just off Lawrenceville Rd.)

Want girl 18 to 25 to = light
farm work, no field work. Reas-
onable salary. oa Whatley,
Reckmari, nem De

Good ,
"plenty
Stand- }
For further informa- j
, tion write or see. Mrs. C. W.|

acres of |

2-horse |
farm for 3rd and 4ths or stand-'
ing rent, for 1942.
11-2 miles
School. 2 good 5 room es.

ni

\ aged |
white unencumbered woman.
for light farm work, no field

Want settled unencumbered,
white woman 30-35, for light
farm work. no field work. No
milking. Live as one of fam-
ily. Salary and private room.

Way, S. W., Atlanta.

Want farmer with g0od_ size
family on truck and fruit farm,
I drive truck. Sober with good
references. Regular work, good
pay. O. E. Norton, Fairburn.

ied woman or girl to do light:

farm work. no field work. Live |
as one of the family or work for |
wages. Also have some pure-

i
\



Want a.middleaged white wi
man of good character a
health for light farm work
field work and milk cows. G
home and pay. W. P. Smith, I

Mrs. N. P. Cleghorn, 1572 Linda | 202, Bowden.

Want woman for light fa
work, no field work, 1 cow
milk, 5 in family. $4. 00 we
Nice folks, recommendatio
desired. 3 miles out Sou

| of Dalton, out the Antioc

Want a settled country rais-_

i



-ored dark cornish game early |

spring hatched roosters, $1.90:
ea., also eggs, $1.00 per 15. Mrs.
C, A. Patterson, Ty Ty, R. 1.

Want white girl or settled
woman for light farm work, no |
field work and no milking. 4 |
in family, $4.00 week, room and
board to right party. No bad
|habits. Write at once, giving
full particulars of self in first
letter. Mrs. Gunter, 9106 Orme-
wood Ave., S. E., Atlanta.

Want family to make l-horse
farm on 50- 56 basis. Farmer to
ifurnish own stock, also to
| work 5000 Virgin timber. tur-
| pent: ne boxes. Only 3. dippings

heen raade on timber. 2 tenant
.. | housed, 3 rooms ea. Mail and

i school bus by door. Mrs. E. G.
[ar anderson, Baxley.

W ant orphan white girl. about
14 yrs. old, to dco light farm
| werk, no milking. no field work
igor complete home and school
and necessary spending money
to live as one of family with
; middleaged couple ~ith no chil-
dren. Mrs. J. F. Peeples, Smyr-
ina.
Want good white or colored
family with 4 or more boys or
men, able to do good days work.
Furnish house, wood, garden
and pay 75c day through year.
Can furnish work at ence. Em-
ory Travis, Riverdale.

Want farm couple for small
farm near church and 2 towns.
Middleaged intelligent honest
couple, christians preferred.
Will pay wages. Will pay part
time work for man. Eva
Haynes, Buford.

Want family to gather large
crop of cotton and corn and do
other farm work. Will also
furnish good land for 1942 on
50-50 basis. T. K. Moore, Can-
ton, Ri 3:

Want white or colored wom-
an or girl for light farm work,
no field work, nor laundry and
milking. $3.00 week with good
home, Mrs. Ruby Hayes, La-
Grange, Ry 2.

Want unencumbered woman
for light farm work, no field
work, by Aug. 15th. $2.25 per
week, bed and board. Henry C.
Moon, Re 2. Carton.

Want at once white middle-
aged woman for light farm
work, no field work. Must be
healthy and clean. Ref. re-
quired. Mrs. Claudius Wil-
liamson, Rocky Face, R, 1.

Want reliable man for work
on poultry farm, 25-40 yrs. old,
married. $25. 00 month to start.
Substantial ref. required. H. J.







mae din. ulodee,

Miss Nora Faith, Datton, RB.

Want a middleaged la
help do light farm work, no
work, milk eow and liv
home. Smail salary, boar
clothing. Can come after
Mrs. Arthur ae

{ Hoschton.


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Want a nice smart weme
sirl to do light farm work,
| fiela work in a family of t
Will furnish room and_ boai
and pay reasonable salary.
exc. ref. Mrs. W. W. Haymo
Rutledge.

Want a cleanvunencumbe
white woman, 50 or 60,
warts permanent home, and
light farm work, no field wo
Reasonable compensation.
Frank Lytle, Weirsdale.

Have regular employment :
5 farm hands on weekly
monthly pay basis. Prefer r
with reasonable size fam
or Cush!
mashers, wanted. If you we
work communicate with me.
F. Davis, Luthersville.

Experienced miller want
in mill. 35 yrs. of age. Pr
Atlanta. David M. Moone.
berton, R. 1.

Want woman for light
work, no field work nor mil
Man and wife only. $4.00 r
and board. State age and
ticulars of self. W. M. Tho
ton, Jesup. :

Want a small family to
cotton and do other farm w
W. G. Bryan, Newborn.

Want a family to help gatl
a 2- horse crop now and wo:
crop in 1942: House and
furnished free. Can star
once, Write at once. S. Jom
Grantville.

Want settled white woman

do light farm work, no fiel

work, milk one cow, care
few chickens. 3 grown p
in family. $2.50 week. Mrs.
M. Seago, Washington.

Want a 2-horse farmer tox
horse farm, on 50-50 basis. Go
land, good stock, good pean
cotton. tobacco lot. Som
pentine trees to work. [&
school and church, Also 1
5 bu. of A. B. rye, state
J. R. Nichols: Wray, R. 1.

Want white man with
family for general farm
with life time experience
farm, 38 to 60 yrs. old.
furnish house and wood and
$30.00 month. Am _ located

inN. W. Ga. W.
Rock Spring, R. 2.

Want woman for light |
work, no field work. Good
ang $3.00 week. 3 ehildr
family. Ref. required, can
nish best of ref. Wil
fare. Mrs. Luther Bro
Mt. Vien St. Dalton.