Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1931 August 20

DEPARTMENT
TOM LINDE

AGRICULTURE
pial Bs aocsi ER



WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1941



ARM PRODUCTION CANNOT BE REGULATED

EDITORIALBy TOM LINDER

The marketing. of the products of the farmer is a pocilign

keting problem.

The manufacturer can regulate the amount of finished
ds at any figure he desires. There is no way by which the
er can regulate what he produces.

Until a few years ago it was the common opinion that the
on farmers could not regulate the amount of their crops
because the farmer was unorganized,

So strong was this belief that a few years ago we instituted
system of so-called crop control. The Triple A was created,
the government itself Aero to regulate pee of
jor crops.
_ Time has demonstrated, bone that the government can
ly cut the acreage. The government is just as belpier to reg-
late production per acre as the farmer is.

Insects, plant diseases, and animal diseases ail ae
major part in determining bumper crops, short crops or crop
lures.

_ The production of cotton this year in large sections of Geor-

will not be more than forty or fifty per cent of the normal -

Pp. The cost of producing a half crop of cotton is substantially
same as the cost of producing 3 a normal crop, or even a
mper crop.

Obviously it follows that what would be a reasonable one





Livestock Sales and Georgia Auction Markets

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

. August 15, 1941
6Albany
5Augusta __

. 7Americus

T-Valdosta
8Cordele
11Sylvester

12Douglas
12-Cordele
3 Macon -

13Albany Ae ee gi eee a SO De

TOP FED CATTLE.

Per CWT.
$10.50-$10.75
11.25- 11.40
- 10.72

= 10.75
10.66
- 10.75
10.45
10.55
10.50
10.75

















.90-$10.25
10.46
8.55
10.50
11.00
10.50
10.00
11.00

6Albany _
7Americus
7Valdosta
8Cordele
11-Sylvester
12-Douglas _
12Macon
13-Albany



















for this year s crop of cotton in some sections would be far | be
lew -cost of production in other sections. :

What has been said of the production of cotton in a gens
eral way applies to the production of all other commodities, For
instance, if a crop of corn and peanuts is short, naturally the
cost per bushel is increased. If the corn and peanuts are hogged
down, naturally the cost of hogs produced is correspondingly
increased, while with a bumper crop of corn and peanuts hog-
ged down, the cost of the hogs is correspondingly lowered. =

In most cases the great majority of city consumers highl
over estimate the income of the farmers. This is not the fault of
those who live in the cities because they naturally judge th
farmers income by what they have to pay for farm products in
the city. ee

The facts are, however, that there is little relationahia! e~
tween the cost of finished farm products in the city. and t
price that the farmer receives for raw farm produets.

-During the last year farmers who had hogs to sell receiv da
an average of around 61!4c per pound. During the summer, when
there were few hogs for sale, the price of hogs advanced te
around lic per pound.

The price of packing house products advanced in line with
lic hogs, and the city population, of course, has to pay the pre~
vailing price on a basis of llc hogs. But the farmer who rais
those hogs only received about- 614 per pound, or a little more
than 50% of the price on when packing house pe are
being sold.

In practically all farm products there is a wide range of

: middiemen s profits, state and federal taxes, etc., which causes

(Continued On Page Two)





- FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.

Prices Pens at following State Farmers Markets:

3 August 15, 1941
Beans, (Lima). bulk per bu.
Beans (Snap), per bu. Hors. {
Cabbage, bulk, per Cwt.
Collards, per dozen
Corn (Green), per doz. ears
Eggplant, per bu. Hprs.
Okra, per bu. Hprs.
Peaches, bulk per bu.
Pears, bulk per bu.
Peas (Field). bulk per bu.
Peppers, per bu. Hprs. Ss
Potatoes ((Cobblers) per CwrT.
Potatoes (Sweet); Portoricans, Bu. Bkts.
Squash, per bu. Hprs..
Tomatoes, 8-Qt. bkts.
Watermelons, each,

ATLANTA



Le 00- 3
2.00- 2.
Ao
10-
.5O0- 1.00
1.00- 1.25
.50- 1.00















30-
-15-









1.75- 2.
40-
05-













MARKET REPORT OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS |

August 15, 1941 |
COLUMBUS

(FOB Points Mentioned)

ATLANTA
.33-
20>
18-
-14-
AZ=

Prevaiius Wholesale Prices



GES athe Oe.
-Eggs, Medium, Doz.
Bees. -Small Doz. 3
ewens, Col 4% lbs. up 2.
Hens, Leghorn, Lb. ________
ROOST S <1 6
Stags, Lb.
-Friers, Lb.
Ducks, Lb.
Geese, Lb.
PUMCKGYS: 140.











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12=







35

0

Always Subject to Variation.

INDEX

Special Notice

Flowers and Seed for Sale 2
Flowers and Seed Wanted

Plants for Sale

Seed for: Sale

Corn and Seed Corn: for Sale

Beans and Peas. for Sale ,
Grain and Hay for Sale See :

VALDOSTA
- 38
ot

- 28

32-
28

dae



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





Butter for Sale
Fresh and Dried Fruits





Field Peas, mixed, Bu. _______ ae



Field Peas, not mixed, Ba
Ear Corn (80 lbs. to bu.), Bu.
eeheted Corn. ==. 5
Oats, Bu. -
Wheat, Bu. -

-

.19-
48-



onan ew enn t













Sweet Potatoes, No. 2s _.____ . =
Cabbage, Green, per 100 Lbs. ____ =



Cabbage, White, per 100 Lbs. ___
Peavine Hay, No. i, Ton
Peanut Hay, No. 1, Ton

Spanish Peanuts, No, 1, Ton _____





Miscellaneous Wanted 3
Herses and Mules for Sale

Sheep and Goats for Sale ______ 3
Cattle for Sale

Hogs for Sale

Rabbits and Guinea Pigs for Sale
Livestock Wanted

Poultry for Sale

Poultry Wanted

2.50- 2.75 _ e



Cottonseed (Prime) Ton _
C. S. Meal, 8%, FOB Atlanta, Ton
C.S. Meal, 7%, FOB Atlanta, Ton _.
-Peanut Meal, 45% a cS =



Be ile omens apa rear anaes ees ~

35.00



~ =34.00:

ae Ue ee

Positions Wanted 2. =e
' Farm Help. Wanted













GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN

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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.



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assume any responsibility for any notice appearing in the
- Bulletin.

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

Atlanta, Ga. :



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MARKET BULLET
SPECIAL NOTICE



J. E. Meeks. Route 1. Gray,
does not want position. Notice
inserted on August 13 was sent
in by parties unknown without
his knowledge.

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE





Boxwood, stocky plants,
$1.00 doz..- 200, $5.00; Bloom-
ing size Gardenias, 50c ea, $5.-
4 doz.; White, watermelon

lavendar crepe myrtle
2-3 ft., $2.00 doz.; $10.00 C;
Blackberry lily bulbs, $1.00
doz.; Hardy Per. Verbena, red



Publication Office
114-212 Pace St., Covington, Ga.
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



arm Production Cannot Be Regulated

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the city dweller to pay from two to twenty times as
much for farm products as the farmer received who
Brew those products.

Another great difficulty in obtaining adequate.
ees to the farmer is that the raw products which |
e farmer produces never advance in price until

Sometimes it is as much as a year or two after the

finished product has advanced in price before the
armers crops go up correspondingly.
In like manner, when prices are going down it
is the raw product produced by the farmer that al-
ways goes down first.

In this connection, the Commissioners of Agri-:

culture of the southern states met in Memphis, Ten-
nessee, a a few days ago to discuss prices and price fix-
of agricultural products, I submitted a plan to
meeting which is based on the average prices, net

y of farm products, but of manufactured com-

modites over the ten year period from 1920 to 1929. '

The plan would require that the prices of all,
Eo riodities and products be placed in the same
relative Shs as mer were during the ten year,
period.

a This plan would ee fix any hard and fast price,
on cotton or other products. It would merely require.
that the relative positions be maintained. It would
provide that as finished products went up cotton and
other agricultural products would go up accordingly,
and that if farm products and other raw materials/e
went down that the finished products would also go

down in the same relative proportion.

This plan was adopted unanimously -by the
Southern Commissioners of Agriculture who hope to
have it adopted in the national scheme of things,
especially during the period of National Defense.
Nothing is more important to the National De-

mse than the adequate production of feed, food and
lothing crops. And, it would be unreasonable to ex-

pect adequate production of these crops without a

sonably fair price is maintained to the farmers.

_ Since the horse and buggy days of 1913, prices
of manufactured products have increased to the con-
sumer an average of 92%. During the same period
the price of products which the farmer grows has
increased only 25%, so that if the farmer was per-
mitted to produce full crops he would have to get
24 for cotton, $1.64 for wheat, and other crops in
proportion to be able to buy the same supplies that
he was able to buy in 1913. But, with his production
cut one-third and with modern conveniences of tele-
phones, electric lights, cold storage, etc., to pay for,
he would have to get at least 33 1-3% more to be able
to. maintain the same standard of living at the
armer had in 1913

_ This means eeu he would have to get 32c for
tton, $2.19 for wheat, and other crops in propor-

When you consider that it takes 32c for cotton
to an the farmer on a parity with industry, and when
you consider that he only receiv ed 914 average for

last crop of cotton, it takes no mathematician to
see that the farmer only received about 30% as much
b ying power in 1940 as he had in 1913.
__ Thig is the reason that his farm is being sold
nder mortgage because he cannot pay the interest.
}is the reason that you continually hear. agitation
; Congress for aid to agriculture.

TOM LINDER,
Commissioner of Agriculture.

lavendar. white and pink, 25c

| doz., $2.00 C.; $15.00 M. Add
; postage.
; Greenville. .

Mrs. C. M, Robinson,

3-half yr. Ee icrwa beau-
tifud Sempervren boxwood,
8-10 in., $8.00 C.: 200. $15.00;
4-6 in. plants $2.50, C.; 200,
$4.00. All del. Maude Hamby,
Greenville,

Pink Justicia, 25 ea.; Privet
Hedge $1.00 C.; Pink grape Be-.
gonia and Boston Fern, 15c ea.,
9 25c: : Blut violets.s0c C.52
Brownday lilies; Mixed. col.
Iris 30c doz: All rooted and
del, on * 2pc
Martha Ralston, Ella Gap.

Grape hyacinths, Jonquils, ;
long trumpet. nice size, le ea.
Large lots cheaper. Add pos-
tage. Mrs. G. Taylor, Buch-
: anan.

Privet hedge, $1.00 C.; Pink

lows, Boston fern 15c ea
25c; Tame Blue violets, white!



daisies, 30c C.; Brown day lil-i

ies, mixed colors iris, 30c doz 3)

Dry Narcissus bulbs 6@c C.;
all rnoted and del. on orders!
| of 25ec or more. Mrs. W. D.:
; Ralston, Ella Gap. 5
Nice rooted St. Bernard lil-
jes, 25c or 3, 50c: 2 Hibiscus, :
3 lantanas, 1 Walnut geran- |
ium, 1 parlow Ivy, 1 beefsteak |

nations, 3 xmas cactus, 1 Col-/
eus. 1 silver spoted, 1
| leaf; 20 nice cuttings 50c. Cash:
jor M. O.. Miss Mary Grindie, |
Dahianewa. Resi,
Easter lily bulbs,
bulb, blooming size. Mrs.
E. Tyler, Ocilla.
Daffodilis, Orange day likes,
Star of Bethlehem, 50c e
Blue and white variegated and
solid blue sweet tame vioiets,
C. Add postage. Mrs. Mol-
Eliijay, R. 3,



|, 50c
lie Henderson,

Box 49.

Have several thousand,
| blooming size, daffodil bulbs,
for sale or exc, for mixed co-
, lers gladiolas bulbs tulips, or
any kind iris, lily bulbs. All
_ bulbs must be blooming size.
| Mrs. W. S. Griffin. Adel, R. 1.

Searlet Elder, pink, 26 ea.:;
1 M. crepe myrtle, dark pink.
$5.00 C.; $9.00 M.; Bridle
Wreath 10c Ga, = $5.00. C.2 As
Seve rose, well rooted, 25c

Mrs. Lorena Smith, Buch-
pete ect:

King Humbert Cannas, $1.00
C.; White Iris bulbs, $1.00 C.;
Narcissus bulbs 60c C.; All size
cedar, 20c up, ea. up $3.00;
Star Bethlehem bulbs 50c C,
Add postage. Mrs. Buby Smith,
Buchanan, R. 1,

Easter lilies, blooming size
60 doz., larger size $1.25 doz.:
per. Veronica, blue Salivia
35e doz.; Var. shrubbery in
season. Mrs. H. A. Everson,
Cordele, R. A.

Crepe Myrtle, well rooted,
20 ea.; 2. 35c, color red; White
lilies, well rooted 20c ea: Spi-
rea, rooted, 15c ea, 2. 25c: Al-
mond, well rooted 20c ea.; 2,
35e. Add postage. Mrs. Gor-
don Smith, Buchanan. R. 1.

Haster lity bulbg for sale,
25c doz. Mrs, Thelma Burkett,
West Green.

Snowdrops, 50 C,, $3.50 M
Snow on Mt.: Dbl. yellow daf-
fodils, 2 doz. 25c ea.; Paper
white narcissi, 2 doz. 30e;
Sweet scented yellow Jonquils
20c doz.- Large pink dbl. Hy-
acinth bulbs $1.00 doz.; Blue
Roman*Hyacinths, 50c doz. mix-
ed iris. 50c doz., wild blue Dutch
iris, $1.00 C., 2 doz., 30c. Mrs.
Jas. Heaton, Mineral Bluff,

Mixed Iris, 10 different,
$1.00 C.; 10, no two alike, 25c;
or will exc. some for well roo-
ted Ga@raniums. Write what
you _ have. Mrs. Newt E.
Spence. Carrollton, R. 5.

Cedars, 50 to 100; Crepe
Myrtle 25-50; 10c ea. all half
cash with order, the balance
COD. W. H. McMillan, Och-
lochnee, R. 1.

Yellow Jonquils; dbl. yel-
low Butter and eggs; long tru-
mpet daffodils, $1.00 .;
White Jonquils $1.00 C.: Pep-
permint plants 50e doz.; Wild
ferns $2.00 C. Mrs. J. P. Mas-
sey. Hartwell, R. 2.

King Alfred Jonquils bulbs
will bloom next spring; $4.00
M. del. to hs. 3rd zone; Trish
lily 50e del. Mrs. Dollie
Bark wel. R. 2, Box



orders and up.

grape Begonia, Weepiree Ke

begonia, 3 striped Jew, 3 car= |

mapie {

5e per.
Ww.

IN |

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE



Olympia daffodils,
Soe Narcissus, 80c C.:
$1.50: Peonies, white and
oe 25c root; Shasta Daisies,
3 doz. 40c: Red spider lily, 6,
5@c. Mrs. Christine McLeod,
College Park, R. 2, Box 166

Red spider lilies, Butter and
eggs, and yellow Narcissus,
Golden trumpet butter cups,
Snow bells 25c doz.; Milk and
wine, Red and pink Amarylis
lily bulbs 25c ea. Also other
shrubbery. Mrs. W. A. Huff,
Milledgevile. R, 2.

Wild Easter lily, jonquil, daf-
odil bulbs, 15c doz.; Grandi-.
flora magnolia, teaolive, red
holly, sweet bay, umbrella
ehina, woodbine, long straw
pine, dogwood and crepe myrtle,
1 ft. We: 3: {t.,, 200: 4 it, 30e.
Plus postage. Mrs. T. K. Wo-
mack, Dublin, R. 1.

April blooming narcissus
bulbs. 50 C.; $4.50 M.;, holly-
hock seed, 10c pack. Mrs. John
Weaver, Temple, R. ,2.

Blooming size white Easter
lily bulbs, 75c doz. Add postage.
i Mrs. Thelma Burkett, West
Green.

Pink crepe myrtle for sale, al- |
i SO garlic, catnip, dry or plants:
mile a minute vine. Mrs. S. S.:
| Bizzell, 904 6th St., Moultrie.
Thousand each: Yellow clus-

ter narcissus, jonquils, butter |
and egg bulbs. $5.00 M. FOB.
| Cash with order. Mrs. E, G.
Fountain, Fort Valley.





: gest and finest pink, for sale or
Lexe. for long trumpet daffodils ;
or genuine paper white narcis-

_ sus. Peck for peck. B. F. Pur- |

cell, Pooler. \
16 boxwoods, 28 in. high, 72.
in. arcund, $3.50, not del.; gar- |
| denia, 2 ft. high, 50c ea.; dbl. :
hyacinths, blue, rose, cream, 50
doz. Mrs. E. \L. Roberts, Su-)
wanee, R. 1. \:

Have shrubbery bulbs. house |
mlants and cactus cheap, for im- ,
mediate sale. Mrs. L.
' Eastanollee.


4

cissus, yellow. dbl. butter and
eggs, blue grape hyacinth
| bulbs, $1.00 C.; blue spider lil-
ies. bulbs, $1. 00 doz.: per, yellow
larkspur, sweet williams, 50c
doz.: wild ferns, $2.00 C. Mrs.
T. H. McCurley, Hartwell,
Old Eng. dwarf boxwoods,
heavy, 4 yrs. old, 6 to 9 in.,
$15.00 C.; comm. Vs Ep 1
yr., 4 to 6 in., $3.50 C.; Nandinas
strong, 1 yr... $1.00 doz.: $5.00 C.
Blanche Woodruff, Greenville.

. Maple leaf; White Conch Be-
gonias; red and. white, pink,
geraniums; trailing coleus, red
sultana, 5c per cutting. Not pre-
paid. Mrs. J. J. Allred, Talla-
poosa, R. 2.

Blooming size jonquils and
paper white narcissus bulbs, 20c
doz.: yellow root, 25 lb.; white
dogwood, all col. honeysuckles,
10c ea.: 3, 25c; dbl. orange day
lilies, all well rooted, 10c_ ea.
Orders filled promptly. J. C.
Edwards. Lawrenceville, R. 3.

Privet hedge, purple _ iris,
$1.00 C.: blue and tame violets,
orange day lilies, 50c doz. All
well rooted and del. Mary Jane
Eller, Ella Gap.

Large dbl. red, old rose, pop-
pies, 5 and 6 in. across top, new
seed ready to plant in Oct., 25c
2M. seed. Add postage. Mrs. J.
FP. Crumley, Pitts, R. 1.

Yellow, sweet scented narcis-
si. yellow jonquils. 2 doz. bulbs.
25c: white flag lilies, 25c doz.:
rooted cuttings pink oleanders,
10c ea. Postage paid on 50c or
more orders. Mrs. F. Happoldt,
Lewiston.

FLOWERS AND SEED
WANTED





Want lavendar bushes or
plants, any size. Mrs. William
-Armstrong, 2608 Habersham
Rd., Atlanta.

Want 10 Ibs. or more Hae
boxwood cutttings, enclose
leaves in letter with lowest
price. Ollie Woodruff, LaGrange
St., Greenville.

PLANTS FOR SALE





Leading var. cabbage and
collard plants, 25 C., $1.25 M.:
Vigorvine tomato plants, 50
plant, 35c; red shallots, 40c
gal. All mailed. L. A. Crow,
Gainesville, R. 2.

Dutch cabbage and collard
plants, vigorvine tomato plants,
20c doz.; old time red shallots,
40c gal.; everbearing strawber-
ry plants, 25c C.: $2.00 M. Ali
mailed. Azzie Crow, Gaines-
ville, R. 2.

Collard plants, 85c M.~ del.,
10 M. $6.00 col.
feed sacks. E. B, Wetherford,
Gainesville, R, 2.



Apr.

Picardy gladioulus bulbs, lar- |

H. Coe, !

Yellow jonquils, white nar-.

Exc. for white

* Wednesday, August 20,

PLANTS FOR SA



Wakefield and Dutch ez
bage, Marglobe. Stone, <
Balt. tomatoes, Ga. and s
Stem collards 80c M. del.. 5
$3.25; 16 M. $5.00 exp. co.
chks, C. W. Smith, Gain
ville. R. 2.

Fresh grown leading var.
cabbage, tomatoes and collards, 4

mixed as you like. 400, 45c;)
500. 55c; 80c M.: 5 M. $3.75,
del promptly. Over 5 M., 70
M. Lee Crow, R. 2, Gainesville,
Box 143.

Marglobe, stone and Balt. ie
matoes. 65c M. del., 5 M. $2.50;
10 M., $4.00; Wakefield =
Dutch cabbage, Heading
lard, 500, 45c: 80c M. del:
exp. col. No chks. Bonnie Smit
Gainesville, R. 2.

Ga. collards and cabbage col
lards 500, 50c; 85c M.; Marglob
Stone and Balt. tomatoes,
46c, 60c M.; Wakefield, Dut
cabbage 200, 30c; 500, 60c; $1.
M. Full count, all del. A
Garrett, Gainesville, R. 7,

Wakefield and Dutch cab
bage, 5 C., 60c; $1.00 M. de
Ga. and heading collards, M
globe and Stone, Balt. ;

; toes 500. 50c; 70c M. del.;
i'M. tomato plants, $5.00
col, Calvin nee

ville.

Tceburg lettuce; Fall
toes. marglobe, Stone,; _
crop cabbage and Long Cay-
enne hot peppers. 30c C.; $2.5
M.: Ruby Giant Bell peppers
and hot peppers, $2.00 bu. de
|Mrs. H. V. Franklin, Regis

SEED FOR SALE



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4 kinds turnip seed, mixed,
{ recleaned, 1-2 1b., 25: 1 Yb. 35
50 lbs., $17.00; 100 Ybs., $25.

' del. F. F. Patterson, va
ton, R. 3.

Onion sets from fine onio
, (some weigh 2 Ibs.). 20c at. pos:
' paid, (Plant in Sept. for gree
onions through winter). Mrs.

' A. Lewis, Toomsboro, R. 2.

Ga. or Southern collard see
' Buncombe or cabbage head, 6
lb.: collard plants, 50c M., 26
35c: tomatoes, 85c M; Turn
seed, 35c lb.; tomato seed, $1.
lb. W. R. Stephens, Dahlon

White nest onions,

er orders. Seed rye for sale
exc for grain or other fe
products. R. P. Steinhei
Brooks, R. 1.

10060 lbs. Crimson clover s
in hull, free of wild oni
sacked and ready to ship,
lo. FOB. N. E. Reid, Hartwel
RS.

White and red multiply:
onions (1 small onion will mak
large bunch), 50c gal. postpai
Mrs. J. J. Ferrell, Cairo, R
Box 257, ;

Collard seed; 40c tb.: 3
$1.05: 5 Ibs.. $1.75: 10 lbs.. $3.25:
25 lbs., $6.50; 100 lbs... $25.
All postpaid. A. C. Pon
Whigham. { :

Bright, ripe seed Barley: 4
year, from breeder; Sanfor
seed wheat, also pure Abruzzi
Rye. All. $1.25 bu.; also exce
lent quality, dbl. screened, un-

hulled Crimson Clover.
for price and sample.
Thornton, Dewyrose, R. 1.

CORN AND SEED CO)
FOR SALE





White Marlboro corn, slipp
shuck, 100 bu., at market pri
at barn, 1-4 mi. So. Madra
1-2 mi, N. Newnan. Olin Moor
Newnan, R. 2.

350 bu. sound ear corn. f
sale. Mrs. A. H. Ray, Atlant
R. 6. Box 218. Wa. 4376.

BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE

7 1-2 bu. genuine O-too-
soy beans), $3.00 bu.: 20 b
genuine hayseed soy beans,
$2.50 bu. All recleaned. B. oe
Marshall, Ft. Valley. re

oe







GRAIN AND HAY |
FOR SALE

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av.
A.

Nice Hastings oats,
bu. per acre, for sale.
Brannen, Plains.

500 bu. fulgrain native gr01
seed oats, 5 bu. bags, 55c b
Send remittance. S. M. Mati
ews, Grower,Fort Valley.

Few more bu. Victorian seed
oats. $2.00 bu. G. Hamp Marti
Commerce, R. 2. :

Beardliess Barley, germin
tion 99 percent, for sale. F.
Dunbar, Augusta. R 4.

1000 bu. Terruff oats, f
sale. Write for prices. Robert
Barnes, Palmetto. oo

Hastings 100 Bu. oats,
cleaned, ne smut, nor obnoxi
weeds; fine yield, a bu.
acre, 65 bu. W. Bek
Griffin,









Ybs., nice, yellow butter ev-

week for $1.00 in Ist: and

zone, Guaranteed. Miss Bes-
> Craig. Carters,R.1. |

IONEY BEES AND BEF
SUPPLIES FOR SALE





10 hives of Bees in pat hives. |
bee smoker, 1 veil and some
b foundation, 14 shallow ex-
ting frames, $14.00 at my
e 8 mi. So. Lumpkin on
ighway 27. R. L. Devane,
wpkin, R. 1-A.
. 1 pure gallberry honey,
only, in 10 Ib. pails, $1.00)
or by Cs. of 6-10 Ib., $5.50,
+ prepaid. Jim Pye, Qdum.
Gallberry honey in 70 lb. lard
ns. $7.00: 10 Ib. buckets, $1.00
Ext. or Chunk. Sample, 10c.
T. Holland, Sparks. :
6 hives Italian Bees, 4-pat and
9 old box style $1.00 ea. A. L.'
rnes, Griffin, R. C.
Pure Ext. No. 2 grade honey,
OB here. 6-10 lb., $4.00; 3-10
s.. $2.10: postpaid and insur-
-10 lb., $1.90; 1-10 b.,
: 2-5 gal. cans, 120 lbs. to
se $6.00 FOB: 50 gal. bbl.,
0.00 FOB. John A. Crum-
y, Jesup, Box 117.

FRESH AND DRIED
FRUITS





dge. -

iy large free-stone peaches
Ji begin ripening about Aug-
st 20th. J. C. Adkins, Ft. Val-
ry, 209 No. Macon St.

6 trucks, fine Starks Deli-
ious apples, also Yorks and
ny other varieties, ready.
om August 15th to 30th. M..
ardeman, Clarkesville, R. 3.
are of At Orchard.

Apples, tree run, to trucks,

ieed right. Ross E. Clement,

lew, this yr.s. dried peaches,

1-2c lb. Mrs. Lester Phillips.
oyston, R. 1. 3
Seuppernongs and _Musca-
ines $1.25 bu. at. vineyard:
50 del. to Dublin. Ripening
pw. came get them. L.
arrison, Dublin, R. 6. |
Quinces, $1.00 bu., or 25c pk.
rs. B. H. Osborn, Roy.

MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED

-





RUIT WANTED:
Want 2 bu. qguinces, also sage
nd citrons. Write best price,
and when can deliver: also
fresh butter) Mrs. A. D. Beck-
Atlanta, 1544 Avon Ave.
ant 1 bu. Lemon figs (turn
ellow when ripe). State price
Iso of large purple figs. Write
st. Mrs. Mary Helmken, Cly-
, P. O. Box 43.

FEED WANTED:
Want some of the old time
llow meated watermelon |
: Send price del. R. C.!
tone. Whitesburg, R. 2.
CLOVER SEED WANTED:
Want 5 bu. Bur:Clover seed.
L. Kennedy, Grovetown.
RAIN AND HAY WANTED:

Want 20 bu. Oats, 5 bu. rye, |
u. wheat. Send best cash
. B, J. Outen, Manassas,

PEC.

CKS WANTED: ,
Want wnite feed and fertiliz-
r sacks, for cash;
ckens (most any breed) to
_ Yaise on halves. David Stanley,
social Circle, R. 1, care of
'rank Baccus.

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE





1 gray mare, gentle, work

y where, 10 yrs. old, $50.00
r trade for mich cow, yearlings
r hay. C. C. Dominy, Eastman.

1 good all round farm mule,
about 800 lbs., $20.00 or will
rade for 20 head of laying
lens. J.B. Arnett, Hortense, R.

1 good mule, cheap or will
de for younger mule or good
rk mare and pay the differ-
or will trade for brood
yearlings. Also

for sale. corn, fodder, hay,

ind shucks. E. W. Morris; Win-

For sale or trade, 1 6-yr. old

re 1450-1500 lbs. wt.. work

_ @ny where, good puHer, fat and

pretty, Would trade for small

: ctor and disc. No junk. W.
Coheley, Rome, R. 1.

1 Shetland pony. gentle and

suitable for small child. $25.00.

. Ricketson, Warrenton.
1 good pony mare, 800 __ lbs.

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



2 mare mules. 1 gray eolor
12-14 yrs, old: other black 10
or 12 yrs. old, $100.00 ea., or
Swap one or both for other
a I. F. Gipson, Commerce,

2 Ga. raised Jacks. one is 2
1-2 yrs. old, other, 2 yrs. old,
$300.00 ea.. also their mother,
$50.00. L. T. Elder, Arnolds-.
ville.

1 good mare mule, fat, wt.
about 900 lbs. Easy to keep, |
gentle, work or plow anywhere,
ride. For quick sale. $85. Mrs.
Faye Douglas, R. 1, Jackson-
ville.

2 good mules, 10 and 14 yrs.,
forced to sell: or trade for cattle
or anything can use, Come see.
H. B. Cain, Auburn. R. 1. |

1 all around work mare,
$40.00 cash, or trade for oxen,
sows, hogs or common goats;
also for sale, 200 or more gal.
good Ga. cane syrup. Make best
ae J. H. McVeigh, Waynes-
ville.

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE





At Stud large natural butt-
headed Toggenburg buck, Vig-
orous, fertile and blooded milk
stock. Does boarded reason-
able. Service fee $2.00. Mrs.
Zaida McElroy, 205 Norwood
Ave., N. E., Atlanta. De. 3710.

At Stud, Reg. purebred Tog-
genburg buck, G-Man Joes
Confucious pct.-3032 AGS from
15 tb. 14 az. milk stock. $5.00
for purebreds:; $3.00 for grades.
Warren Rollins, 349 Murray
Hill Ave.. N. E., Atlanta. De.
6912. :

Nice milk goat, 1 1-2 yrs.
old, ist kid; very gentle. $12.59.
T. G. Thompson, Box 323, R. 8,
Atlanta. Se
1 fine steel grey work goat.
Thoroughly broke, weighs 125
lbs., 1 yr. old, butt headed,
$12.00 or trade for Blue Guinea |
gilt hog, or other value, J. S.
West, Cuthbert.

La Cresenta-Loma Aito-Mile
High bred buck for service.
Big, beautiful, hornless, black
with light trim: Sired about 70
pet. female and horniess kids
(4 sets triplets this spring). Fee
$5.00 for reg. does; $3.00 for



grades. No shipping. No chks. |
F. E, Grubbs, Demorest.
Purebred, pedigreed and reg- |

ly, Few choice milking does
and young doelings to sell
reasonable. Quality breeding
for high milk production. Also
buck service by Sir Roderick,
the outstanding Toggenburg
buck of the South. Fee, $5.00.
John Hynds, 93 Warren St. N.
F.. Atlanta. De. 5140.

Big, beautiful, black, horn-
less, purebred, reg. Nubian sire
for service. La Crescenta Loma
Alto-Mile High breeding. (Sired
4 Alto triplets last breeding sea-
vson, over 66 percent female and |
horniless). $5.00 for purebreds; |
$3.00 for grades. No shipping.
Book kids for next season. F.
E. Grubbs, Demorest.

Choicest ped. purebred Tog-
genburg doeling, age about 6
mos., with excellent conforma-
tions. Related to the worlds
Champion Toggenburg milker,
Chrystal Helen. Very reason-_

iable. Also outstanding pure-

bred Toggenburg buck, Sir
Roderick. at stud, fee $5.00.
John Hynds, 93 Warrent St., N.
E., Atlanta. De. 51490.
. Breed your prize Nubian doe
this fall to a buck that will give
you the kind of kids you will
be proud to own. Purebred
AGS-3014 Ped. and picture if
interested, A. S. Horner, Dun-
woody, Ch. 6060.

100 percent purebred Saanan

lbs., 11 0z., Sire and out of 6
qt., 15 oz. dam.: 2 splendid doe
kids, born in March by same
Sire and out of 6 qt. dam. Pa-
pers to register on all. Edwin |
Simpson, 695 Paynes Ave.,
Ww. Atlanta.

8 grown Rams, $6.00 ea... or
exc. for Ewes. L, P. Singleton,
Fort Valley. '

CATTLE FOR SALE



| =-Reg. dbl. standard Polled
Hereford bull. 20 mos. old, deep
req color, best bloodlines. Reg.
buyers name, $175.00 FOB..U.
R. Gore, Griffin, 162 Milner St.
About 50 head of steers for
sale, ranging from 400-800 lbs.
C. H. Chandler, Milledgeville.
Fine Guernsey bull, about 2
1-2 yrs, old. Bango tested, J. D.
Fisher, Stockbridge, R. 2.
Jersey bull, perfect markings.



rk any where. for sale cheap.
J. Johnson, M. D., Lafayette, |

sale or trade, 1 plug mule, |
. 1. P Smith, Forsyth, R. 4.

not entitled to reg., about 9

istered Toggenburgs exclusive- ;

| from same

buck kid, born 3-10-41, by 20)



mos. old, wit. about 300 Ibs.
$30.00. Mrs. F, L. Morgan, Guy-
ton.



Jersey milch cow with ' 4th |

calf. 6 wks. old. giving near 4
gal. day. Good qualities. If
interested see me. Mrs. Kate
Phillips, Palmette. : ;

_Good Tresh cow for sate. Will
Sive.3 1-2 gal. day. $50.00. Ed-|
ward Smith, Kennesaw. :

Fine young jersey cow for
rent at reasonable price until

j|June 1, 1942. Possession may

be had Sept. 1, 1941 or last.

week in Aug. Cow, gentile, gives

around 2 1-2 gal. Fine butter
cow. No calf now, but due to
freshen late next spring or ear-
ly summer, Return cow and.

\ealf, Prefer to rent near home, |

Frank Cain, Buford, R. 2.
mi. East of Buford).
Fine Guernsey bull about 2
1-2 yrs. old, Bang tested. J. D.
Fisher, Stockbridge, R. 2.

1 Guernsey cow, (fine ani-.
mal). Second calf. 6 wks. old.
$60.00 FOB. A. T. Cowings,
R..1., Box 7, Meansville.

1 cow. about three-fourths
Jersey, cream col., due to fresh-_
en about Aug. 20. Gives 2 1-2'
or 3 gal. per day. Good but-
ter cow, $45.00. A. T. Aber-'
erombie, Dahlonega. (3 mi.
north Murraysville).

2 reg. Jersey males from
blood tested Jerseys, rich in
butter fat and high producing
milk qualities. Mrs. S. E.
Jones, Fairburn, R. 2. :

Reg. Guernsey calf,
old, for sale. W. F.
Stone Mtn.

Good cow, Jersey-Holstein,
eross, 4 gal. milk a day, for
sale, J. O. Bishop, Atlanta, R.
2 (LaVista Rd. near Briar-
cliff. 5

1 heifer, Red Poll and Jersey,
freshen in Feb. Will sell Sat.,
Aug, 30, 10 A. M. (4 mi west
Demorest). J. A. Herrin. Dem-
orest, R. 1. :

1 purebred, not reg., Guern- |
sey cow, 3rd calf; month old. |
Gentle and in good condition.
$65.00 at farm; also 11 yr. old
mare, good condition and good
worker, $65 at farm or trade
for heifers. Dan Johnson,
Jonesboro, R. 1.

Milch cow, fresh in, 5 1-2 gal.
daily. Come and see her. W. A.
McGinnis. Norcross.

Reg. Hereford bulls. Of best
bleed lines, all ages and ready
for service. Priced from $100

(5

6 mo.
Bengley,

/ up. Have 2 Polled and the rest
Horned type of Domine and
Anxiety breeding. Papers with |
every bull furnished. Come and |

see them. W. A. Biggers. Green-
ville,

1 cow, Guernsey and Jersey, |
5 yrs. old. 3rd calf, Aug.
Male. Good cow, well broke, 4
gals. milk; also 1 Jersey male,
14 mos. old, about 600 Ibs. Well
built, for sale, E. L. Upchurch,
Locust Grove, R. 2.

Jersey cow, fresh with sec-
ond calf, for sale. C. P. Reeves,
Meansville. 3

1 purebred Reg. male, 14
mos. old, from stock of Ox-

and Princess Belle Adair,
440129: also male, 2 1-2 mo. old,
breeding, from.
prize-winning parent, $45.00 for
large one. $25.00 for small one.
Papers furnished. FOB. Mrs. 5.
P. Jones, Lula, R. 2.

3 gal. cow, fresh in, $50.00; 4
gal. cow, fresh in, $65.00; 7 yr.
old, 1050 lb. mare mule, $125.00.
T. B. Reid, 330 E. Lee St.
Thomaston.

95 head Reg. Jersey cattle for |
sale. H. F. Mixon, Fairburn, R.
2

Guernsey bull: Foremost
Bright Stowaway, No. 248740
(Grandson of Burnside Ulltra
King) for sale to keep from
inbreeding. Geo, E. Mallet, care
of Willow Valley Farm, Jack-
son.

Brown Jersey cow (with best
attention will give 4 gal. milk
daily) with 2nd calif (White
Face heifer, born Aug. Tth),
gentle, easily eontrolled. See or
write for price. L. B. Parker,
Osierfield. s

Good steer, wt: 1050 Ibs., for
sale. Make best offer. W. R.
Tucker. Dawsonville.

3 mos. old Guernsey male
from famous Upland General
blood lines and Dam, a 5 gal.
milker. To be reg. buyer's
name, Sell or exc. for beef type
calf. Lelius Helm, Buena Vista.

Good milch cows. Several to
pick from; want I or 2 horse
wagon, cheap for cash. H. a
Williamson, Soperton, R. 1.

Purebred Jersey heifer calf,
5 mos. old, from good produc-
ing stock. Can be seen near Mt.
View school or at Cobb Co.
County Fair. Sept. 23 to 27. E.
W. Hendon, Jr., 4-H Club., Ma-
rietta, R. 2.

1 red beef type cow, $3 yrs.
old, $50.00, or exe. for fresh in

7, |

in 15 miles
fords Wise Tormentor 1884951 :

| raise pigs on halves. More than





Milch cow. W. M. Reynolds,
Crawfordville. See



A few of the very best type
of big bone poland china bow
pigs, $7.50 ea. FOB. With pa-
pers, ready to del. about Sept.
20. J. A. Russell, The Reck.

1 purebred black boar Po-
land China pig, wt.. 75 or 80
Ibs.. $12.00. Lloyd Kinsey, Sha-
ren. -



SPC boars and gilts. Finest ;
champion blood lines. 60 to 75.
los., $15.00 ea.; 75 to 100 lbs.,:
$20.00 ea.; 100 to 150 lbs., $25.00 |
ea. Can furnish unrelated pairs. :
E, K. Overstreet, Sylvania. | |

5 OIC pigs, 3 sows, 2 males, -
purebred but cant be reg., Wt. !
from 15 Ibs., to 25 Ibs.; $5.06.
ea.. or $22.00 for lot FOB. S. P. }
Jones, Lula. as

6 Reg. S. P. C. pigs, 2 1-2;
mos, old, 3 males, 3 gilts, $10.00 |

lea. Reg. in buyers name. G. W. '
| Burney,

4 West Oglethorpe |
Ave., Savannah. |

1 litter OIC pigs, ready _ to;
wean, Aug. 23, for sale. 9 males, :
2 females. Come see them. Lew- |
is H. Jones, Fayetteville, R. 3.;

Reg. Spotted Poland China!
boar 5 1-2 mos old, wt. 150 Ibs. }
or over, sired by Son of Con-
quest, ready for light service.
$25.00 at barn. Allen Edenfield.
Millen; :

Purebred Berkshire pigs, 8
wks. old Sept ist., $5.00 ea.
A ygg P. D. Alexander, Lithonia,

10 nice P. C. pigs, $3.50 ea.
Come get some. A. B. Wood-
ward, Macon, R. 4.

5 purebred big bone Biack.
African Guinea gilt pigs, treat-_
ed and shipped September Ist
at $8.00 ea.- $15.00 pr. FOB.
H. C. Brewer. Danielsville. .

Black Essex male pigs, wean-
ed. $10.00 ea., with application
for reg. W. J. Bargeron, Sardis.

RABBITS AND GUINEA
PIGS (Cavies) FOR SALE





2 guinea pigs for sale, $1.00
ea. or both for $1.50 at home. |
(3 mi. South of Winterville). S.:
P. Sanders, Winterville.

1 high-bred Big Eng. male:
guinea pig. ready for service,
$2.50. Franklin D. Owens, Jes-_
up. R. 2.

LIVESTOCK WANTED





CATTLE WANTED:

Want Reg. Guernsey heifers
calves at any age, Write what.
you have to offer, and prices:
in first letter. F. H. Bunn,
Midville.

Want a good work mare or
mare mule, weighing 900 to
1000 Ibs. within 50 miles of
Savannah. Ne plugs wanted. |
Must be cheap for cash. T. S.
Hardy. Savannah, R. 3. 2

Want. 2 calves, male or fe-
male, not over 9 days eld. any
time before Sept. 15th. State
lowest cash offer in letterwith- |
Augusta. Jesse
Corley, Martinez. :

Want Reg. Guernsey heifer |
calves, from heavy milkers, 3
weeks, or older. Beb Sosbdy,
Carnesville.

Will pay $5.00 for a big bone
Guinea pig. Also $10.00 for
Guernsey calf, both entitled to.
register W. R. Garrett, 127
W. Broad Street, Gainesville.

Want purebred brood sow to
one litter. N. L. Pruitt, Hom-!
er, RR. 2;

Want to buy young cow (mu-
ley), one that gives lots of
milk and good butter. Berkley
Payne, Cornelia.

Want few baby calves, mixed
breeds, male or female. State
what you have and price. C. S.
Duggan. Chester.

Want real good milch cow,
2nd or 3rd calf. 3-4 gal. day.)
Will trade 95@ lb., 12-14 yr. old!
farm mare mule. W. B. Den-
ney, Stone Min., R. 1.

Want 1 or 2 Jersey or Guern-
sey heifer calves, day old, sub.
to register. (want to reg. them
at safe age). Give full descrip-
tion and state price. R. M. Pru-
ett, Chauncey.

HOGS WANTED:

Want a full-blooded Berk-
shire boar, now about ready for.
service, of good breeding stock,
sub. to reg. State full particu-
lars and price, E. B. Davis, M.
D., Byronville. Box, 88.

Want 10 reg. S. P. C. female
pigs from good blood lines. H.
S. Walker, Macon. Box 349
Turpin St.

HORSES AND MULES:

Want a 1050 to 1100 lb. 6-10
yr. old. gentle. good farm mare
mule, also want a milch cow,
Jersey or Guernsey, 2nd or 3rd
calf, 3 gal, day or beiter. Trade |
a farm mule. F. W. Kerr, At-
lanta, 825 Drewry St., N. E.. He.
coo,



| ALSTRALORPES;

HORSES AND MULES
_ Exc. good, gentle mule,
in every way, wt. about

| Bos., for a gentle, fay

that will work anywhere.

King, Decatur, R. 2.

Want good. gentle mule
1@ years old, wt. 1000 or
lbs., cheap for cash. State
J. H. Tribble, Atlanta 277
itol Ave. ee

Want a 1 1-2 to 3 yr. old

Ray Lewis,

SHEEP AND GOATS

Want several milk goats
once. Steve Carter, Macon,
4, phone 2993 W.

Want exc. value for
less, reg. milk goat, gi
qts.a day. Rufus R.
Carrollton, care of Mtn.
Farm.

RABBITS AND GUINEA P

i Want some guinea pigs, -

and up size, males and

also some young. 8 to

ones. State price and ful

ticulars. Geo. S. Austin, Atla

ta, R. 63. eee tales
Selling entire lot of

bred N. Z. white rabbi

mos old buck, bred doe,

i ea.; 2 mo. young ones, 7

2 mo. olq ringneck pheasan
$1.00 ea. Amilee Long, Brem
Offering two N. Z. -wh
bucks and i doe, for $5.
the 3, J. H. Harrison, At
1256 Stillwood Dr.

Want 1 pr. white, pink-

| N. Z. rabbits, just coming of
| enough to breed. Good
ij Jimmy Fitzgerald,

Box 1055.





AAA Black and white _
tralolrpes Feb. 1941 |

| Cockerels and Pullets,
now laying, $1.50 ea.

Not :
paid. Grady McCurley, :
worth, Box 83. ay
BANTAMS: -

1 trio of ea., $5.00; Black |

| Jap: white polish, Buff Cochins:
| white Cochins, light Brahama
{dark Brahamas; re
| whites and blacks; Dark

rose,

ish. Early 1941 birds from
hibition bred stock. W.
Thomas, 1205 East 40th St.. Sa
vannah. 1S
Dark Cornish, and Li;
Brahma bantams, $5.00
young, standard Silver |
led Hamburgs, $3.00
jarge, white Crested
-cock, $1:50. Clayton Gar
Gainesville, Box 56.

$1.50 pr. Mrs. J. H. Dean,
ston, R. 1. :

BARRED, WHITE AND
OTHER ROCKS :
-2 nice pure Thompson Ring-
jet B. R. March hatched ecce-
rels $2.50 FOB. Mrs. N. R. Wik
son, Canon, R. 2. ee

10 Plymouth Rocks he
(now laying) and rooster, 1_
old, $8.00 plus express ches

| Money order. Mrs, S. H.

Efee, Sparta, Rt. 1. Box 56
ab AAAS S. appro
Puliowum tested Plym
Rock cockerels, Apr. hate
75c ea. No chks. Mrs.. W.
Hogg. Menlo, :

. 75 ea. or 10 for $7.0
Add postage. Mrs. Early
Brookshier, Gainesville, R.

25 purebred AAA B. R. rs
sters, 75c ea. Sell all or singh
a G. H. Hayes, Stockbridg:

Few purebred, bloodtesie

2-2and a half lbs, B. R, Coc-

kerels, $1.00 ea; 6 game. Bi

and reds, .roosters, . ready
the pit, $3.50 ea.; Also

ang pullets, cash. B. P.
ver, Royston, R. 1, Box 284. |

20 B. R. pullets. 9 wks. oj
50c ea. G. C. Williams.
roliton, Rt. 2. e
CORNISH: :

1 Cornish cockerel, 2 C
ish hens, $3.00 M. O. W
Jewel Dominy, Eastman.

8 purebred, Dark Oorni
roosters, 3 mos. old, $1.00
wt..3' Tbs a. NEC . (
Denmark. Portal.

Pure Cornish. from _ bl
testeq stock: Pullets and
kerels, 3 1-2 to 4 1-2 mos. old
cockerels, $1.50. -Pullets $1.25 _
Cash with order, FOB. =
Sloan, Pelham, R. 1. ;

1
hatched last
price, $1.25. P.O.
Leona Simpson, R

ton =





































































POULTRY FOR SALE



Dark Cornish

Won't ship less than,

here, sound, 0. k. in every |
= = Price ~ right. ae 7
hurmond, R. 1, Box sa

Dark Cornish Indian roo-
8. jong legged type, 18 mos.
true to name, type and
$1.75 ea. or both, for)
or exp. col. in light wt.
_M O. Mrs. IL. M. Sulli-
Whitesburg.
arge type Dark Cornish
yckerels from heavy layers
prize winning stock. Will
eh 10 lbs. when 1 yr. old.
6 culls Apr. hatch. $2.00 ea.
del. R. E. Adair. Stone Mtn.
20 dark Cornish game hens;
| yr. old cock: 1 ready for ser-
ce cockerel. The lot, $25.00
OB: cockerels, $1.50 ea.; eggs,
.00 per 15: 5 black Cornish
- old hens, and 1 cockerel,
0: pullets and 1 cockerel,
35.00. C. O. Sikes. Sylvester.
Purebred, Jarge type Dark
ish March and April 1941
itch. cockerels, $1.25; pullets,
00 ea.: 5 pullets and 1 cock-
bo. 00. Mrs. C. H. Franklin,
rons. 5 Rees Be
MES > AND | GIANTS:

uban Blue and Warhorse
me roosters, partridge size,





ze stags, $1.00; trio. csrow-
size stags. $3. 00 FOB. here.
O. Huff. Monticello, R. 4.

GHORNS:

000 or more big type Ww. L.

pullets. Write for prices. Chas.
McMillan, Gainesville, R. 3.

W. L.cockerels, 10 wks.

will av. 1 3-4 Ib., 30c ea.

uebred et pepe.
grade, direct from bree-
healthy and thriving, 12
. old 55c ea., 3, $1.50; 8,
~ plus postage or exp.
= J. ee ot Barn-

e large size. 65c ea, Fk.
cBrayer, Cumming.

st grade 8: Co Wel coe-

icing stocks, 40e ea.: 3,
ade prepaid. Free 1. add |
Exe. for pullets any |
Mrs. B. T. Carithers,

ase Ever-lay B. L. coc-
} mos. old. $1.00 ea. Mrs.
j Wilson, Martin, R. 2.

(ORCAS AND MISCELL-
OUS CHICKENS:
den Buff Minorcas, Kir-
- Special laying str., 1940
stich. hens and roosters, 85c
me OB in lots of 5 or more;
ges. $1.00 setting, del. Mrs.
; Ward. Adairsville, R.-1.

ns. 1 cock, Silver Pencil

$5.00;
s "young stock,
ae White, Modern game
tams. 1 trio, $5.00. All good
we Ci. CC. -Mudson, Glenn-



oe

White Kings, all
a sak and working: about 60
= zoune birds about ready
All of fine stock,
t oy. price. C. G.
ant Warm Springs.
Belgian Carneaux pig-

mated vr., $1.50: also 5
of Silver Kings, St. 50 pr.
for limited time only. R. Lamar
ranticy. Wrightsville. R. ae

15 pairs of good large squab-
eed Carneaux pigeons,

=

2 a Send M, O. Miss Vivian
nes, eet,

purebred (on both sides)
asters, cross, R. I. Red and
Biue Andalusian, $1.50 post-

- included: 20 N. H: Red
: rels. 11 wks.
id postaze,

Rove Wonca. <1:
NISH:
well od, April hatch
ayes Face . Black Spanish
erels, $1.60 ea. Mrs. Frank |
adaway. Adairsville. ~
ANDOTTES:



pulleta and cockerel S. L.
andattes $5.90: 2 cockerels,
00 of 61.25 ea. -Mrs. S. S
zen, se a St... N. E., copa

coc -erels, Wt. around 4 lbs. ea. |
Also 1, 1150 Ib., 4 yr. old |

lb.: Frying size, 75c; Crow- |

r He are Wesley Myrick, Em.

old, 50 ea.
Mrs. J. Sor-

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CITY. PROPERTY,







POULTRY FOR SALE



TURKEYS, GUINEAS.

QUAILS, ETC.

Nice; fat English Mallard
ducks, March hatch. Etra fine,
purebred $1.00 ea., 6 for $5.00.
Ready to start laying. J. H.
Barr, Lumpkin,

Half grown Native and Nor-
thern Bob White quail, $1.00
ea. in lots of 5 or more; grown,
$3.50 pair:. Ringneck phe:s-
ants, just about grown. $3.00
pr. Goldens, three-fourth
grown (unable to tell sex),
$2.00 ea: Silver Spangle Ham-
burg cocks, $1.00 ea. C. T.
Gaines. Buford.



POULTRY WANTED



ANCONAS:

Want 25 or 30 Anconas pul-
Jets, March or April hatch, at
not more than 55c ea. erated,
FOB. Consider Brown or Buff
Leghorns. Geo. W. Greer, Ft.
Valley. Rt. 3 4
BARRED WHITE AND.
OTHER ROCKS:

Want 4 young AAA Ply-

2

mouth Rock eockerels. Mrs.
Emma Greene, Cartersville,
Rt. 3.

LEGHORNS: s

Want 10 W. L. Henson Str:
pullets. State size and price. WwW,
W. Carmichael, Newnan.

Want 5 Brown Leghorn TOO-
ters; Everlay or other pure
strain. March or April hatch,
and close by. Give. wt... str.,
and best price on the 5. J. H.
Davis, Norwood. Rt. 2.

Want 12 pure Brown Leg-
horns, Feb, or March hatch pul-
lets. Mrs. J. W.. McDonald,
Thomaston, R. 3.

Want Brown .or White
Leghorn (White preferred)
pullets. March or April hatch.
State particulars and price in
first letter. R. L. McKie, Au-
fusta, Rt 3 Box 3%)

TURKEYS GUINEAS
GEESE DUCKS ETC.

Want -buy 15 full grown
guieneas and 40 or 50 young
guieneas. also 20 young tur-
keys. Write what you have
kind, etc. and price del, to:
Kenneth A. Meredith, Atlanta,
172 Whitehall St., S.. W. :
MINORCAS:

Want 10 or 15 purebred Black
; Minoreas hens, 1 yr. old at
reasonable price. Write. Mrs.
Nolen A. Moos, Jasper. R. Ps
WYANDOTTES:

Want 12 Silver Laced Wyan-
dotte pullets. March or April,
1941 hatch. also 10 Anconas
pullets, same age. H.C. liurn-
sed, Ellabelle, R. 1.



POSITIONS WANTED





Single,

gen. far:ming, tobacco and stick,
wants job from September 1
te end of this year and share
erop for 1942. with room and

| best of ref. Jas.

| Surrency -R. 2:

Want stock to > operate for
salary or share basis. Life
time exp.. wife and self only.
- A. Erwin, Cartersville, R.

s : j

A. Ryals.

GEESE DUCKS. PHEASANTS

POSITIONS WANTED

33 yr. old white man wants
job; yard man, caretaker, flow-
ers, shrubs, milk, -drive car,
truck. etc., near Atlanta. $4.50



if preferred. Can begin at
ge J. A. Hilton, Chamblee,

Want job ginning se run-
ning corn mill, ete., 36 yrs.
exp., also exp. all kinds of
farm machinery. Go anywhere
in Ga. H. C. Neal, Atlanta,
1043 Curran St.. N. W.

49 yr. old man, wants job
with Christian family. Do any-
ching on farm and can do car-
penter work (have own fools)
also.. Robert J. Davis, Pear-
son, care M. L. Davis.

Want. job on farm,- feeding
and caring for livestock, and
otherother light jobs on farm.
R. M. Purcell, Decatur, 645 East
Lake Dr.

Want place in Cobb or No.
Fulton County with 2 or 3
houses for 1942, and for as
much os 3 yrs.,
or cheap standing rent.
Shelnutt, Riverdale, R. 1.

Want to. contact someone
with a 2h. farm for 1942 with
a good tobacco contract. W. H.
McMillon, Ochlocknee, R. 1.

Man with wife and baby
wants to hire for wagons on
farm or milk dairy. W. I. Hob-

B. L.

/ good, Ranger. R. 1.

Man with wife and child
wants job as dairyman or Ov-
erseer for cattle. Can drive
truck, tractor. Best of ref., 22
yrs. old. Write or see. Hagan
C, Boyd, Milledgeville, R. 2.

Want job as manager of large
farm, have life time experience
in truck and general farming.

Also repair work. 53 ars. old.
Have good force. References
exc. G. F. Sanders,

316 . For.
syth. Rome. - 5
Want job on a poultry farm.
Have had experience with poul-
try and repair work. Can give
ref.. J. W. Sammons, R. 3. Sop-
erton.

Man, . 45 yrs. old, wants to

rent l-horse farm for 1942 on

50-50 basis. Dont drink, curse
or chew, Have own stock and
te tools. L. D. Todd, Glenn-
ville. :

Exp tractor driver and wood
workman wants job on farm for
1942, 45 yrs. old. Have small
family can do any kind of work.
T. W. Manning. Dudley, R. 1.

Nice young man, 16 yrs, old
wants job on farm with relia-
ble folks, for salary, board and
Jjlaundry. Make best offer.
John Elliott Morgan, Guyton.

Widow with 17 yr. old son
wants work on. dairy or poul-
try farm. Prefer near Atlanta.
Mrs. Sara Hogue, Atlanta, 66
Baker St.. N. W.

Want good 2 h- crop tor 1942
on 50-50 basis. 5 in family, all
good able, willing workers.
Honest, sober, no. bad _ habits.



unencumbered, past |
middleaged man, lift- time exp., :

Exp tractor driver and can
keep tractor up. Ref. if wanted.
Frank Ross, Rome. R. 5.

Well exp. farm hand, truck



board, laundry. Honest, sober. .

and tractor driver, and_ also
dairy hand. Married man wife
and two small children. Live
close to new W. S. B. tower.
Dee Grindle. Chamblee. R. 1.

caretaker. foreman or light
farm work, for reasonable sal-



ay Plenty exp. Ref. -W. D.
Mote, East Point, 211 Pine Ave.

week, room and board. Ref:

for share rent:



Middleaged man wants job as



POSITION S WANTED



Want a good, honest, sober,
willing working man, 35-50 yrs.

Told. Write how you will work

for 1942. Mrs. Fannie Boyette,
Manassas, R. 2, Box 20.

Want reliable man or boy,
white or. colored, that needs a
home: who knows how to plow,
to live as one of family, clothes,
and some speding money. No

bag habits (no drinker and not

smoke too much). S. L. Evans,
Adairsville, R. 3.

Want an ambitious, agricultu-
ral school graduate, to help
build up and handle truck gar-
den, chickens, cattle, etc. Apply
in person, to D. E. Holmes, Con-
ley. (On Highway No. 42).

Want a tractor farmer to cul-
tivate cotton and corn crops,
also large families to help gath-
er crops. Cotton almost ready;
also gin hands and hay haulers.
Prevailing wages paid; also
want man. who is also exp, in
carpenter work, for farm and

gen. farm repairing. G. Hamp*-

Martin. Commerce. R. 2.

Want man for 1 or 2 h. farm
for 1942. good land, about all
been in Vetch this year. Some
Johnson and Nut grass on place. |
Must own stock and be able to
finance self. G. M. Williams,
Conyers, R. 3, Box 86.

Can use 2 or 3. families to
help gather crops, pick cotton,
cut and rake hay, pulling corn:
J. C. Collier, Barnesville.

Want family of 4 or 5 to help
gather large cotton crop. House,

wood and water furnished.
Write at once. Lena Cavin,
Menlo, R. 1.

Want at once, good. reliable,
middleaged, white woman for
light farm work. no field work,
$12.00 mo. and board. Ref. re-
quired. Mrs. Claudius William-
son, Rocky Face, Ru k=





FARM HELP WANTED



Want white woman, 35-50,
for light farm work, no field
work and no milking, Good
home (private room) in fami-
ly of 2 and salary. Apply at
once. Mrs. Wallace Thatcher,
Chickamauga. R. 2:

Want good reliable white
woman, 25-40, for light farm
work, no field work. Live in
home, Room, board: and reas-
onable salary. Mrs. Paul Fer-
guson, Thomaston, R. 3.

Want nice unencumbered
white woman, 25-40 yrs. for
light farm work for family of
two. Good home for right par-
ty. ~ Modern conventiences.
$3.00 week. Mrs. I. M. Morris,
Ailey R- 2.

Want middle aged white
woman unencumbered for light
farm work, no field work. An-
swer, giving age, experience,
salary expected, weight. gene-
ral health. E. H, McMichael,
Buena Vista, R. 4.

Want a reliable girl or wom-
an, white or colored, to do
light farm work, no fild work,
for board and reasonable sal-
ary. rs. Arnold Roland,
Nashville: Ra 3 = 7

Want middie aged unencum-
bered white woman to do light:
farm work, no field work, for
man. wife and. child, $2.50
week. and good home. F. L.
Stephens. Felton, Box 33.

Want settled girl or younz|

woman for light farm work,
no field work. Prefer from
around Egypt, Guyten or
Springfield, Home and salary.
J. A. Thompson, Rockmart.

Want farmer to farm
shares a good 2-horse farm.
Located in Bullock County,
near Stilson on River. Tobacco
and peanut allotment. W. O.

Douglas. 603 W. 38th St. Savan- |
bered woman for

nah, * :
Want good man, exp. in
farming. also who is. good

rough carpenter, and one help-
er to build farm house. H. F.
Stephens. R. 1,, Chamblee. .

Want middleaged single man
to work around and on farm.
$3.00 week to $3.50 week. board
and laundry. H. F. Sear, Ellen-
wood. R. 2.

Want farmer for small 1-
horse farm, 3 room house in
good repaw. Standing rent. 7

mi. west Atlanta out on Gor-
don Rd. Do not write, come
eee Mrs. J. D. Morris, Austell,

Want tarm help: $10.00 mo.,
house, fuel, good barn, pasture
and use of 15 acres for services.
All harvest yours. Must have
tools and stock. H. C. Kitchens,

Atlanta. 1121 Zimmer Dr.. N.
E.. He, 2696
Want family of 2, man and

wife, to operate Hereford cattle
farm and do gen. farming on
a 200 A. farm in Heard Co.
Reasonable salary or share bas-
is. Must be honest, no liquor
drinker. able and willing to
work. Address, J. H. Knight, El-
lijay,

_ Wednesday, August ae,

gather crop; cotton, corn. pea

on |

| with man and wife. Light far



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FARM HELP WANTED



Want woman for light far
work, no field work, at onc
25-40 yrs. old. 4: in fami
$3.50 week and board. Mr,
Versie Bailey, 478 oe
St., Rockmart.

Want unencumbered woman
or young girl, 20-30, for light
farm work, no field wor
$4.00 week and home. Mrs.
KE. Fain, Atlanta, 1532 Pi
view Terrace, S. E. i

Want settled couple for po
try farm. Furnish house, elec.
tricity, running water, milk and
eggs. Salary or share. basis. J,
1D COR: Decatur. Re

Want middie aged, Christian
white woman for light far
work, no field work. Prefer one
who needs and will appreciate
a good home. $10.00 month,
State full particulars about self
in letter. Mrs. K. S. Goodrie
640 West 37th St.. Savannah.

Want nic. unencumbered
woman, 40-45, for light farr
work, no field work nor milk
ing. Someone who needs a hom
preferred. $8.00 mo. G.
Roberts. Grantville.- Box 103

Want unencumbered womat
30-45, to live in home (one
family only), and do light far

work, milk cow, but no f a
work. Room, board and sa
ae Answer at-once. Mrs.

. Johnson. Lovett. =

aa at once, white woman ,
of good. character, dependa
to live in home with family

no field work.
room and board.
Woods, Chatsworth, Rt. 7

Want smart, sober, middl
aged man and wife, white
colored, to help. with dairyi

and = farming. Treat righ
Good job for right man. Be
of ref. Write.

TBs AY
Yatesville. Rt. 1. 9

Want family of 4 or 5 :
heip gather crop and will giy
a 2 h: farm for 1942. Gok
location. W. P. Couch, Lut
ersville.

Want family, white or cole .
ed, 3 or 4 good hands, to help

hay: general farm work. Cu ;
tomary wages. Come see. R
E. Kimsey. Bostwick.

Want mother and son 12-1
to work on farm. Son to plo
and haul wood to market w
not at work on the farm. ie 2
Mullins. Cartersville. Rt.

Want nice middleaged -
an for light farm work, no fie
work, for $2.00 week, 2
home and board. Mrs. Jess
Harris. Athens, R. 2. Box

Want cotton pickers at on
Houses and woord furnished
free. Large families prefer i.
Cotton soon be ready. G. ae y
Martin, Commerce.

Want man for farm 12 m
Thomasville. Give 50 acer
and house rent free of rent
reliable party who will tak
eare of about a hundreg hei
ers. W. EL Bowman, Thoma;
ville, R. 5.

Want white girl, or youn, :
woman unencumbered, for light
farm work, no field work. for
good home and salary. Must b
of good character ang hav
good references. Mrs. D.
Gammage. Atlanta. 3965 Ver
mont Rdd.. Ch. 3221.

Want to contact someone t
pull fodder on halves: have se
eral acres bottom land tto pu
5 mi. Powder Springs. 2
from store. E. E. Logan, Hiram,
R 2. :

Want good farmer for 4
farm, 4 R. ang 2 R. houses,
mi. North of Perry on 41 High
way. J.H. Smith. Fort Valle
Pe sales

Want middleaged, unencum:
light far
work. no feild work. $4.00 wee
and home. J. W. Green, Atlai
ta. 1041 Tumlin St. N..W. ~

Want woman to live in hox

work, no field work nor m
ing. $4.00 mo. room and boar.
State particulars about self. '
M. Thornton. Jesup.
Want not too old colore
couple, no children, to live
farm: milking and other lig
farm work, no field work. Goo
home and salary. Mrs. Ro
Jackson. Lovett. Soe
Want family, 4 or 5 feil
hands, to gather 3 H. crop, co
ton. fodder corn,
etc. Pay cash. 4 R. ceiled ho
pasutre, wood and garde
school bus and mail by doo
Need same for 1942 also. W.
W. McPherson, Villa Rica.
Want country girl, 17-21, f
light farm work, nof ield wor
for home and salary. Mrs.
Freeman, 502 Hardenorf
S._E. Atlanta: Deo 327T:
Want settled. healthy w
woman. over 25, for light fa y
work, no field - work. $3.0
week. Write Mrs. Vernot :
son, Resaca, Box 28.