Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1941 October 8

DEPARTMENT Z
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EDITORIALBy TOM LINDER-

The ee ee of Agriculture of fie United States, to-









ve been called to meet in Washington, Thursday, October 9.

_ Most of our farm leaders have become greatly aroused over
velopments in Washington.

The enactment of protective tariff laws seventy years ago
arked the beginning of a systematic campaign to produce
oney profits through the operation of economic legislation.
At that time the population of the United States was very

uch on an equality economically with the es of the other
eat nations of the world.

By putting on protective tariffs and permitting industrial
oducts to be sold in a protective market, profits accrued in
lions of dollars paid by both industrial labor, which was then
unorganized, and by farmers and _ other producers of raw













Gradually industrial labor has been organized until today
ganized labor is so strong that it is able to demand and en-
force its demands for what it considers fair wages.

The result is that the burden of providing profits has been
ifted more and more to the shoulders of unorganized farmers
d agricultural labor.

As a consequence today 33 1-3 per cent of the products of
2 farm are taken trom the farmers. without any pay









































FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Prices prevailing at following State Farmers Markets:

October 3, 1941. Atlanta
el opids (Boxes), Delicious. med. to large, poe ps a LSS LD
Apples, bulk, per bu. SNe ee 5O0- 75
jeans, (Snap), per bu. hprs..----.- 1.75- 2.10
eans (Lima), per bu. hprs. aS _ .90- 1.35
Hard, per doz. bunches _>_. s .15- 90
8-qt. baskets 3 .50- 1.00
ears, bulk, per bu Seed % - 50-75
as, Field, per bu. hprs._ s se ..65- .75
otatoes (White Cobblers), 100 fs Ser See ee 40- 1.50
Potatoes (Sweet) Porto Ricans. per bu baskets. 2 .70- 1.00
quash, per bu. hprs. eee Se or er a
omatoes, 8 qt. baskets eae se Aare .25- 1.00
utnips, per doz. bunches .__-.---_--__---_-_----- coe 05 -1,00
urnip Salad, per bu. hprs.-.- 40- .60







ther with farm leaders from as many sections as possible,












industrial world.
As a concrete illustration, on a basis of 1913 it required
365 pounds of cotton to buy a two horse wagon from Bears and A
~Roebuck for $47.50. ee
On September 26, 1941 it raeaived 548 pounds of cotton
to buy the same two horse wagon from Sears and Roebuck.
The same ratio applies to other agricultural products. and
other industrial products which the farmer must have in order
to farm. a
Three hundred and sixty- five pounds of Stok. is exacts
two-thirds of five hundred and forty- eight pounds of cotton.
Since it took 365 pounds in 1913 and it takes 548 pounds
in 1941, it is clear that the farmer received nothing for ae
third of that 548 pounds of cotton. ;
The House Committee on Banking and Currency is Tow
holding hearings on the bill to fix prices.
I was in Washington a few days ago and found dee Mr.
Bernard Baruch, of New York; Mr, Nathan Straus, of New
York, and Mr. Henry Morgenthau, Jr., of New York., are the
main force behind the appointment of Mr. Leon Henderson as
price administrator.

Mr. Bernard Baruch testified for several days before the
Committee. He testified that the prices of farm produce: are

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Livestock Sales and Georgia Auction Markets

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





















October 3, 1941 Per CWT.

September O40 Albany = a ee ee -$10.00
September 25Valdosta ____ - 10.50
September 26Cordele 0. - 10.55
September 29Sylvester _... = 10.25

September 30Arlington a = 9.95

September 30Cairo ee (oo = 9.85

September 30--Macon ee = 10.35
Oeteber (02 Anverious ee Be 25 3
TOP FED CATTLE ~

September 24Albany 2.20 $9.25-$10. 00 i
September .25 Valdosta a 7.00- 9.00
September 26-Cordele _. ses . 8.00- 9.50 -
September 29-Sylvester 2 a 0 10.25
September 30Arlington . 8.00- 9.206

September 30Cairo __ _ 6.50- re





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DP cyailine. Wholesale Prices (FOB Points Mentioned)














































eggs are quoted 2 to 5c below these quotations.
Atlanta | Augusta a Macon Valdosta Savannah I d
Large, White, Grade A, doz.| .38- .40 35 | -.36-_ 38 - 44 = 42 34- = naex
. Medium, Grade A, doz... 30-35 30| 34- 36 - 38 SP S8 Se ee Seed for Sale 2
Small, Grade A, doz. 25- 28 25 - 30| .28- 30 a 84): Boe Plante sor. Sale: 62 > ee
(2455 ibs. 0p. 1b oe 18- 20 18, 22- 24 - .20 = a 18- oy ' Miscellaneous for Sale ._..2
Co Leensen. (b= 12 16 15 .20- .22 - 18 Sent pose Miscellaneous Wanted 2
(pe ee 10{. .10-. 12] .08- 10 = 18 = 12> fruit for Sale 2 of tae
12-45 15 | .16- ..18 Ro eS m161 % Butter for Sale 2 1 Z
6-317 20 24-25 1B 20]. 20. 23) 16-20 |. potatoes for Sale
40=- 42 12 - .10 14-18 |. 12- 15 | Yoney Bees and Bee Supplies _...2
Pe Se yet aes rae ee 06s 210 QB | 2 | .10- 12 Tobacco: for: Sale == = ee
fy ee ee .20 16-18 BO, eee 18- .20 Biggs for Gale, 2 2 ee ee S
mney Se ee ee Pe BO es eS oe Peanuts and Pecans for Sale _..._ 2
cy Butter, best table, Ib. 25-30 25 - 45} .35- 45 42-49 35-40 Beans and Peas for Sale 2
Field peas, iiieed. bi ee ee eh. Area SA se aoe 2. ASS |S Peeans and Other Fruit Trees
Field Peas, not mixed, bu,_._.- oe 90 ee ae ea ee Ror Sale-= t= A ee
ar Corn, (80 lbs. to bu.), bu... .65- 68 65 - 15 65- -75 50-60) a Sugar Cane for Sale Z
Melied-Corm dit.2 sh Toads 32 - 80 70-80 Jo- 65 75- .80 Grain and Hay for Sale _.._.....2-3
Ri ee 55- OT AL ee 50-60 = 00 | Fivacioek wWantea. 2 See ee
ee J | 0b 18 1.15 ep 004 VIO) 10-115 | Cattle for Sale Pe
weet Potatoes, per 4A. ibs ee 1.00 2.25 1.50- 1.75) 1.00- 1.25 = a Sheep and Goats for Sale - ag os
bbage, (Green), per 100 Ibs... oe 2.00 - 2.25 | 3.00- 4.00 | 2.00- 2.25 Horses and Mules for Sale 3
bbage (White), per 100 Ibs,. Bee eue 1.50 = 2,25 2.00- 3.00 eS = HOPS On paler a ee ee 3 3
Peavine Hay, No. 1, per ton. 14,00-15 004 -10.00 | 18.00-19.08 | 15,00-16.00 -14.99 Rabbits and Cavies for Sale :
eanut Hay. No. 1, per ton. 0.00-12.00 se - 7.00; 8.00- 9.00 - 7.90 | 9.00-10.090 Raphi Ad Govies Wanted ee .
er ton QUEGEOr Sake ane eet sincere
Be Suing Diant. ' : : -90.00 ae -91.00 | 90.00-94.00 -90.00 | 85.00-90.00 | Poultry Wanted See
Sottonseed (Prime) ~ 55.00 te sion -90.00 -44.00 | Farm Help Wants" pope
ottonseed Meal, 8 per Aes -43.00 45.00 | -36.00 -44.00 ~47.00 40.06 Positions Wanted z, at
ttonseed Meal, 7 per cent . 2. -40.00 43.00 -34.00 ~42 00 ~-43.00 330,00. ts Ba

MARKET REPORT OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

gs quoted below are for GEORGIA, GRADE.A, WHITE EO Grate B and Grade




September 24, 1941 Always subject to variation.



















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| GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN!

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





Limited space wiil not permit insertion of notices containing
_ nore than 30 words including name and address.

Under Legislative Act the Georgia Market Bulletin does not
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Bulletin.
: Published Weekly at
414-122 Pace St., Covington, Ga.
By Department of Agriculture
: Tom Linder, Commissioner
Executive Office. State Capitol,
Atlanta, Ga.



a Publication Office
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_ Editorial and Executive Offices
State Capitol. Atlanta. Ga.

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: Market, 222 State Capitol,
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Entered as second class matter
August 1, 1937, at the Post Office
at Covington, Georgia, under Act
of June 6, 1900. Accepted for
mailing at special rate of postage
provided for in Section 1103, Act
ef October 8. 1917.



TOM LINDER



7 Agricultural Leaders To Meet
| = Washington Thursday

ey (Continued Pion Page One) |
too bch and that prices should be put back on a
vasis of 1940.

Mr. Bernard Baruch and Mr. Henry Morgen-
thau, Jr., have given their unqualified endorsement
o Mr. Leon Henderson as price administrator.

_ Mr. Bernard Baruch and Mr. Henry Morgen-
thau, Jr., in testifying before the Committee, stressed

rent inflation.
_ The President has come out unqualifiedly in op-
osition to fixing prices of labor.
Tf prices are not fixed on industrial labor, they
hould not be fixed on agricultural labor.
Tf prices are not fixed on labor, prices cannot
fixed on products of that labor.
The fixing of prices on agricultural products would,
however, fix the maximum price of labor to produce
hose products.
_ For this reason, should Congress pass this bill
; would result in the fixing of prices on agricultural
roducts, but could not result in fixing a price on in-
lustrial products. The result would be that agri-
ultural products could not go up while aA

oducts: would continue to go up.
ke Ok *

TO APPEAR BEFORE BANKING AND
CURRENCY COMMITTEE

The Commissioners of Agriculture expect to ap-
ar before the Banking and Currency Committee
o testify with regard to the price fixing Bill, House
sil] Number 5479. :

- The Commissioners will meet in Washington on
fie morning of Thursday, October 9. |

ITHOPE THAT IT WILL BE POSSIBLE FOR SOME
OF OUR GOOD PEOPLE WHO ARE INTERESTED
N AGRICULTURE TO GO TO WASHINGTON AT
THAT TIME. YOUR ASSISTANCE AND MORAL
UPPORT MIGHT BE OF GREAT BENEFIT IN
SEEING THAT THE FARMER IS NOT FURTHER







SLATION AT THIS TIME.

IF YOU CAN GO TO WASHINGTON TO AT-
TEND THIS MEETING AND HEARING, I WILL AP-
PRECIATE YOUR LETTING KNOW THAT
og WILL BE THERE,

ae _TOM LINDER,

Commissioner af Agriculture. |



SEED FOR SALE

6000 ies. Crimson clover sed
chaff, 5c ltb.: Cokers Red
Hart Wheat. $1. 35 bu.: Fulgrain
ts, 65c 1s About 200 bu.
n in shuck, 65c for 80 lbs.
t barn. All other at barn or
ee. Lee. Blackwell, Cal-
WUT

White nest onions 35 gal.
dd vostage. Mrs. J. E. Kemp,.
eomsboro. R. 3. :

Excellent crimson
eed unhulled. dbl.

agged. Write for price. S.
Thernton, Dewyrose, R. 1.
_ White Ga. collard seed, heads
of weather. 60c lb.; 2 lbs., $1.00
uo in winter. Biande all kind
prepaid. C. O. Sikes. Sylvester.
_ Seed cane of the P. O. J. var.
(2% to 5 per stalk, according
to length. Prompt del. Mrs. Ira
Boatright, Al ma. -

SEED FOR SALE

oe



Gen. Ga. collard seed, 1 lb.
30c: larger quantities 25c lb.
T. N, Bussey. Thomasville, R. 4.

Old fashion Oct, peach seed,
clear stone juicy and delicious.
30 seed 15c. Postpaid, Dollie El-
ler. Titus.

Seedling peach seed. 1941
crop. $3.00 per 100 lb. FOB. Mrs.
Ga, Weatherly, Hoschton.

' Collard seed. 1 lb. 30c 4 Ibs..
$1.00: 10 lbs. $2.25; 25 | lIbs.,
$5.25. Postpaid. A. C. Ponder.
Whigham.

Old time Salad or English
pea seed, 30c lb. postpaid, Mrs.
John W. Smith, Graham, Rt. 1.

Balt.. Stone, Matchless, Fa-
|vorite Red Rock tomato seed
$1.10 lb.: Bonny Best Marglobe,
$1.15 Turnip seed, 60c lb.: Pep-

clover
screened,
i,





Dahlonega, R. 1.



that farm prices should be lowered in order to pre-,

DISCRIMINATED AGAINST BY NATIONAL LEG-

per seed. $1.75. W. R. Stephens, |

MARKET BULLETIN

PLANTS F OR SALE

FRUIT FOR SALE





Everbearing strawberry
plants, 35e C. $2.50. M.: Cali-
fornia black-eyed peas. 10c Ib. |
All mailed. Azzie Crow, Gaines-
ville. R. 2.

Gen., well rooted Lucretia
Dewberry plants. 50c C. post-
; paid. Frank Bennett. Coffee. _
Everbearing strawberry plants
800 for $1.50: 2 walnut bushes.
$1.00: multiplying onion but-
tons. 10e at. Sage bushes. 2 for
25e; Clyde Clower, fe Re.


Large, reoted Kudzu ad Lu-
eretia dewberry, Semesan
treated. $1.00 C.: $7.00 M.: Ce-
lestial, White and Brown Tur-

| key figs. $1.25 for 12; Cynthiana

grape cuttings. 50c doz. post-
paid. J. W. Toole. Macon, Rt.
3e Burton Ave.

Strawberry plants. ay var..
20c C.: Black and White scup-
pernongs 10c ea. $1.00 doz.:
Hazelnut bushes. $1.00 doz.:
Blue Damson plums. $100 doz.
Well rocted and P. P. Jesie
Huggins, Waco. Rt. 2.

Mastodon strawberry plants.
ready for setting. 25c C. $2.00
M. FOB. J. H. Anderson, Nash-
ville.

Strawberry plants, Dorsetts.
Fairfax, 60c C.: $5.00 M.: Cat-
skills, Late Giants, 75c C.; $5.50
M. postpaid. Exc. Zor hens. Mrs.
W.N. Johns Odum, R. 1.

Early large Klondike straw-
berry plants. 15c C.: Large In-
dian peach (Dark peaches.
grow very large) seed, 25c doz.
Add: postage postage. Rosie
Crowe. Cumming. R. 1.





MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE



MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
CORRECTION:

200 or more white feed sacks.
5e each, postpaid. No orders
filled less tham $1.00. P. M.
Faulkner. Monticello.

CORRECTION:

White feed bags. 6c each. 100
lb. size. Add 9c postage with
any size order, E. W. Jeweit,
Savtnnah_ Rt.~-2.

Yellow queen of the meadow.
red sassafras, Poke root, wild
cherry bark, 25c lb.: 5 Ibs.,
$1.00: Blood root. 50 lb. Mrs.
G. C. Hester, Dahlonega, R. 1.

Yellow and rattle root, 20c
lb.: Sassafras root. wild cherry
bark. 20c lb.: 5 lbs.. $1.00; Gtr-
lic bulbs. 6 25c: Also nice
dried apples. 1214 Ib. in 10 lb.
lots. P, P. Mrs. Martha White.
Dahlonega, R. 1.. Box 37.

lb. plus postage. Mrs. R. A?
Wocdward, Jenkinsburg.

Horseradish, Comfry, lemon
balm, 3. 25c: Sage 6 bunches,
75c: Garlic bulbs. Tansy, 12.
25c: Garden gooseberries. 8.
$1.00: Red and black raspberry.
12. 50c Moss packed. Mrs. F>M.
Eaton. Dahlonega. R. 1.

Clean downy goose feathers.
50 lbs. to lot, $12.50 ea. lot.
Have 2
sold. Mrs. G. R. Spey Mar-
shallville.

3 lbs., nice shade cured, hand
picked dried sage leaves, for
sale. Make best offer. Joe M.
Burkhead. Fairburn. Rt. 1.

Nice, new, white, downy |.
feathers, 50c lb. del. or lot of
(25 lbs., $11.50. Sample on re-
quest. Mrs. Mary Collins, Cor-
dele. Rt. 4.

ane shane) Spe eae meen Ft A

MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED |





}

Want few tons good feed hay
and 75 bu. corn. Trade 15 yr.
old farm mare mule, or 1
Guernsey heifer and 1 Holstein
pull calf, ea. 5 mos. old. Value
mule at $50.00 and calves $15.00
ea F. W. Kerr. P. O. Box 187,
Decatur.

Want 10 bu. of damaged

wheat for chicken feed. J. G.
Hartley, Cedartown, R. 1.

Want few tons of hay. must
be cheap and del. J. C. Adkins.
Ft. Valley.

Want to buy peanut hay.
Must be clean, state del. price.
Mrs. J. C. Helmken, Jr., Savan-
nah; 413 Manyas Ave.

SEED WANTED:

Exe. artichokes ang other
value for white nest onions,
red and green pimiento pepper
' and green hot pepper. Ea. pay
postage. Mrs. T. K. Womack,
Dublin. Rt. Das, ae ges





thoney, 1, 10 lb. pail postpaid,

| Comb, mailed. $1.50: 4, $5.50:

Clean shade dried sage, 50c |

of ;

lots. No small amts. $1.75 bu, No, _ prepaid.



Nice bright old fashioned
fine flavored dried _ peaches,
free from worms, 1941 crop,
20c lb del. Mrs. W. H. Walters.
Lavonia. R. a

Nice bright sundried old fash-
ion clingstone peaches. free
from worms. 1941 crop. 20c lb.
No chks. Mrs. Sam Buffington.
Lavonia R. 2.

1941 nice sundrieg apples 10c
lb. in 10 or more lb. lots. Nice
dried peaches 15c Ib. in 5 or 10
Ib lots. Del. in ist. and 2nd.
zones. Miss L. M. White, Dah-
lonega, R. 1. Box 35.

Nice. bright sundried apples,
1212c lb. in 10 lb. lots. del, in
Ga. Red sassafras and yellow
root wild cherry. sweet gum
bark. Queen of the meadow
root. 25 Ib.: 5 lbs.. $1.00. Mrs.
James Waters. Dahlonega. R. 1.



BUTTER FOR SALE



7 or 8 lbs. nice, firm, fresh
butter ea. week. 35c lb., or 3
lbs.. $1.00. All del. Mrs. Henry
Williams. Waco. Rt. 2.



POTATOES FOR SALE



2 acres sweet potatoes, pink
skin. Good grade grown from
cert. plants. Write. WN. J. Dean.
Pavo. R. 1. (2 mi. Thomasville). |





HONEY BEES AND BEE
SUPPLIES FOR SALE



Bright Gallberry strained
$1.65: 6, '5 Ib. pails, $3.55: 1. 60
lb. can, $5. 95: both express pre-
paid in Ga. Quality guar.
Prompt shipment. H. L. Hall-
man, Nahunte. P. O. Box 25.

Honey, Ext: or Comb, 6-5
lbs.. del.. $3.55: 10 lb. Fancy

Queen bees. 50c: 6 for $2.50:
Beeswax wanted. Curd Walker.
Norristown.



TOBACCO FOR SALE



Good grade. whole, yellow
leaf chewing or smoking tobac-
co, 7 Ibs. $1.00 del. Prompt
shipment. L. D. Lightsey, Screv-
en.





EGGS FOR SALE



Eggs from English Rec Caps,
$1.50 per 15: FOB: Jap. Silkie
Egp., $1.00 per 8. T. P. Thorn-
ton, Chatsworth. R. 2.



ws

PEANUTS AND PECANS
FOR ae

\



12 bu. of large red peanuts,
C2
Brown, Ball Ground, R. 1.

Pecans: Seedlings, 10c I1b.;
Van Deman, Delmas, Columbia.
Stewart. \15c 1b.; Schleys 20c
To: at ore Ww. S. Norton, Edi- |
son.

All new crop Pecans, mixed
pecans 7 Ibs., $1.00 del. to 3rd
zone. Schley 20c: Stewart. Mo-
bile, Success 18c FOB. No sam-
ples. Satisfaction guar. F. C.
Garrett, Ft. Gaines.



BEANS AND PEAS FOR
~ SALE



Hastings Lady finger peas,
also, the White Sugar Crowder
peas, $1.00 for 10 lbs. del. Mar-
cus Reed. Varnell.

Frost proof English peas, 35
lb. Rough Turnip seed and
mustard mixed. 5 tablespoon-
fuls 10 Add postage, Mrs. E.
B. Warren. Toomsboro, R. 2.



_ PECAN AND OTHER
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.



~ Nice peach trees, now ready
to transplant. All _ different
kinds. Nice peach seeds. life
lasting. Write or call, Miss Alice
Rowe Hartwell. R. 2.

About 5 doz. nice young
peach trees, 3 to 4 ft. high,
clear of disease, cheap: also 8
doz. seedling pecan trees, from
large, papershell pecans. Make
best offer for either of both. by

Aa.

Wou.:

|seed cats, 60c bu. Abruzzi



the doz. Mrs. L. B. oe

Kingsland.





- acre fine green suger can

5 to 6 ft.. suitable for ch
faa and seed cane. 2c per
at field also some very |
striped sugar cane. same
Can load trucks. Morris |
nicholls. Rt. 1.














































































































GRAIN AND HAY.
FOR SALE



100 tons of No. 1 runne
nut hay. $10.00 ton FOB. |
Todd. Baxley, 2.3. -

Rust proof seed oats. 60c
FOB. James Cureton. Auste

High quality tall growin;
Ga. Abruzzi seed Rye
damaged by bad weather
del. to your nearest R, R,
tion. COD or on receipt M
del. price. $1.40. W. P. G
bertson. McCaysville.

100 bu. recleaned bright.
oats. 60c bu.; 13 bu. stem wi
$1.50 bu. J. H. Good. Corde

Pure recleaned apple
oats, 60c bu.; Blue stem
$1.50 bu.; R. A. Huckaby

100 bu. appler seed oats,
bu in good used bags.
remittance for amt. wa:
Newton Mullinax. Lavon a.

300 bu fulgrain oats. 55
sacked. FOB. farm. S. M.
thews. Ft. Velley. :

Vancroft seed oats, 80
at my farm. Sample on req
W. S. Webb. Royston.

Cokers Fulgrain seed
bright and sound. 65c bu.
Fagan, Martin.

300 bu. of Hastings, 10
2nd:,r. from Hastings.
Edsel Martin, Canon, R. 1

cleaned. $1.75 bu.: Hairy
8c bu. Exc. for corn, 75_
P. Singleton. Ft. Valley.

Hastings 100 bu. oats
Terruf oats. 50c FOB. O
Rawls Williamson.

Several tons bright pe;
hay, $10.00 ton FOB farm
Highway. S. Richland.
McPherson, Richland, R

Pure Cokers Victor
oats. Ist yr. from
germination test 87% $1.25
FOB. E. F: PREY, Kelly.

150 bu. Cokers Hardi
Rust resistant seed whe
cleaned in 2% bu. bags.
FOB. B. W. Hinton, Re

Gen. Abruzzi Rye, $1.60
Gen. Crystal Wax Berum
ion sets or yellow bermus
ion sets $1.00 peck. Postag
paid or $3.00 bu, All FO)
J. Lavendere, Sylvester. R.

Fulghum seed oats,
tive grown. 55c bu. F. B
Ft. Valley.

Cokers Fulgrain. Teruft
Hastings seed oats, 60c
Maretts Beardless barley
pore wheat $1.30
All pure.
ous. grasses.
Goggins, Phone 361M2.

300 bu. Sanford wie j

- 3.000 Ibs clean
clover seed E. OQ.
Maxeys.

2,000 bu. Heatdices
germination 99%. also Pea
hay. Johnson grass hai
Dunbar. Augusta. Rou

800 bu. of good clean
50c bu. at my farm. il
of Thomaston. Also 0:
mules to sell or swap
equal value in saddle hor
cattle. R. C. Hollowa)

Matthews.
Appler Fulghum or Fu

Barrow,

rye. $1.50 bu, All FOB,
Lowe. Ft. Valley.

Cokers seed wheat, $1.50
oats, 75c bu. FOB your
tion, I. W. Simmons,
ville R. 3.

300 bu pure Pulehem
65e bu. at my farm. 8 mi. ]
of Greenville on Lone
Greenville oe O. ys Sr
Greenville. R. 3 Z

Cokers uflgrain see
Fulghum Oats. Ga. grow
as rust-proof 60e bu, Has
oats 65c bu. FOB. Als
blue stem wheat $1.25:
ford wheat $1.50: Abruzzi
$1.75. All FOB. J. B. Ht
cutt. Fort Valley.

400 bu. Cokers victory
oats, Ist from breeder,
from stain. Planted
produced 400 bu.
FOB. JOR T. Ayco





FOR SALE

; Texas red rust

of oats. Ist. yr: from breed-

ee from stain, 75c bu.
R. E. Aycock Monroe.

500 bu. Cokers Fulgrain
- p0e bu. at farm: - C.
y. Chipley. Jones Cross

Good quality seed Bye. $1.25
mu, in 2 bu. bags. FOB. J. H.
hampion. Blue Ridge.

100 bales of oat straw. $5.00
: 100 bales of wheat straw,

All, baled without

in on it All FOB. 246 mi. S.
ila Rica. Willie Smith, Villa

0 bu. Made 30 oe per acre.
R. Woodliff, Flowery Branch.

ound Hugh Richardson, 3600
ive. Atlanta.

Ibs,

rley and 3 pecks of Rye suit-
le for hay crop or soil con-

ae to replace Austrian.

s. A. M. Aiken. Newborn.

= ibs. Hairy Vetch, 10c lb.:
bu recleaned Crimson
diess Barley $1.15 bu.: 500
Coker recleaned Cokers
ats, 70c bu. FOB. Woodville.
Sanders. Commerce.

Sanford wheat, Ist. yr.. $1.50
. FOB. Geo. W W. Jackson, Fay-
eville. Ro?

Coker s imp. Beardless Bar-

1.50 bu.:. Abruzzi seed

Rye $1.25 bu.- Also good seed

neat, free from weed, seed.

. for heifer calves, old

ugh to eat grass. P. P. Gur-
Hartwell, R. 1.

Tenn. purple bloom wheat,
large brown head) $1.25 bu.
FOB. Hastings 1001 oats, 60c
g rae oats, 60c bu. All
nae H.C. Martin, Gainesville.

sy oats and baled oat
straw, Hastings hundred bushel
r. oats in 3 bu, bags, 65 bu.
Baled straw $8.00. ton FOB.
uckload or less. J. Ww. Lang,
ega.

Few thousand bu. Beardless
rley, Germination 99%. Also

Peavine Johnson Grass Hay: e
Dunbar. Augusta. R. 4.

tas grain No. 2 pure seed
as is 60c bu.: recleaned

5c " recleaned, treated. Cere-

an. 0c. All in 5 bu. sacks re-

aned, Test 38 to 39 Ibs. bu.

FOB here. W. L. Houser, Fort
ey.

50 tons No. 1 peanut hay, del.
6 or 7 ton lots. at my house.
M. Alexander. Arabi.

Hastings 100 bu. oats, bright,
ry and free of obnoxious
- Jj. R. Miller, Sylvester,
ae

E Now Goutocd wheat, $1.50 bu.

New Teruff oats. 75c bu. Both |

yr. from Ga. Exp. Station.
D. Tatum. Palmetto. ~

Cokers full grain early seed,
ts. 75c bu. Loy Johnson,

cokers Fulgrain oats,
ight and clean. High germi-
tion. 65c bu. Mrs. .D. D.
ght, Dublin, R. 1.

200 bu. cokers seed oats,
hreshed without rain, 75c bu.;

tons bright cured red hay.
0.00 ton. C. C. Pallard, Au-
sta 416 2nd. St.

ictograin, $1.25 bu.;
ain. 85c bu. FOB. Ralph Col-

at my home, 3 mi. 5.
Ninterville. S. P. Sanders, Win-

okers No. 2 Fulgrain seed

80c bu. Special price on

rge ints. C. R. Morgan. Amer-
Rt. D. Phone No. 4116.

nford wheat. Ist. yr. from
Expt. Sta. $1.50 FOB.
wens Vineyard. M. Aubrey

New crop, oS srown Ap-
Fulgrain

aN 100 bu. Oats Super-
er quality and clean. 75 bu.
C. Allen. Hoschton.

Apples, Fulghum. seed oats,
0c bu.: Also Abruzzu seed rye

50 bu.: Blue stem_ wheat,
bu. All FOB. J. F. Lowe,

Ba

| heifers.

.|not ship. G. G. Adair,



FOR SALE



100 bu. bright, clean Ban-
croft oats in 5 bu. bags 60c bu.
FOB here. J. F. Lee, Royston.
Texas rustproof oats, and Hast-
ings. 100 bu. oats. nice and
bright for seed. 60c bu. FOB.
Loyd Keadle, Yatesville. R. 1.

115 bales of oat straw, av-
eraging over 60 lbs. to bale, to
sell. D. B. Johnson Garfield.

*



Fave nice 6) mo. old Jersey
male calf for stock raiser or
beef fat, $25.00. Exe. for 2 Jer-
sey heifers. Also for sale a Lace

Wyandotte rooster. $1.50. Mrs. |
S. S. Bizzell, 204 6th St. N. E..

Moultrie.

1 Poll Hereford bull, 6 yrs.
old, wt. 1200 lbs., papers fur-
nished, $150.00 W, E. Wasdin,
Hazlehurst. R. 2.)



LIVESTOCK WANTED



SHEEP AND GOATS

| WANTED:

Want purebred Nubian billy
for breeding purposes. Must be
cheap. Also large enough for

_|service. and not mean er dan-

gerous. No. old bill wanted. D.
L. Shirley, Morrow. af
Want to hear from one who
has a flock of sheep. Write me
a card giving your address, F.
E. Cosay, Byron. |
HORSES AND MULES
WANTED:
Want cheap for cash a gentle
Shetland pony with good qual-
ities. State age, size color and
sex, etc. S. V. Ward. Edison.



_ CATTLE FOR SALE



15 mo, old heifer, about 3-4
Jersey. Black and tan, all round
good stock 1,-16 mo. old steer.
Both for $42.00. or separately
for 7c lb. Janie M. Thornton,
Palmetto.

2 fine twin Jersey bulls, reg..
9 mos. out of Fair Sultan Ruth

and sired by Raleigh Beauty|.

Poigs: their mother a_ Silver.
Medal cow with record of 6
gal. day. $145.00 for both. or
$75.00 ea. William J. Parker,
Buena Vista.

1 dbl. standard, reg.. Polled
Hereferd bull, 4 yrs. old, good
cond. Sell to prevent inbreed-
ing: also 2 purebred Polled
Hereford males calves, 4 mos.
old. H. . Waldrep. Forsyth.

Real fine Guernsey bull, reg.,
3 yrs. old in December, cheap
for cash. Write or see. J. I. N.
Smith Cornelia. Rt. 1.

- Red Polled bull. No. 56204,
bred by Reynolds-Lybrock
Farms. wt. 1300-1560 lbs., dari

red (will not jump and is not]

vivious). Sell to prevent in-
breeding, Saxon Jones, Talbot-
ton. os e
1 milk cow now milking and
calf, for sale. D. M. Kirkland,
Summertown.
Holstein bull and a Guern-
sey heifer, 5 mos. old, fine stock,
not reg., beautifully marked,
$15.00: also farm mare mule,
wt. 950 lbs. age 15 yrs.. $50.00.
Cash or trade for hay. corn or

llaying hens. W. B. Denney.

Stone Mountain. Rt. 1.

50 extra good grade Jersey
heifers. Can see at pasture, just
N. of Alva Cova River. 1 mi.
E. of Covington. Also 10 milch

cows. will freshen within next |y

30 days. 2nd and 3rd calves,
$75.00 ea. Also 20 head of beef

cype steers and heifers. Ww. T.
Greer. Covington.

95 head, consisting purebred
Herefords, reg. bull, Jersey
milch cows, Springers. sters,
heifers. $4,650.00 buys the lot.
T. O. Fisher, LaGrange.

1 fine Reg. Guernsey bull,
31% mo. old, fine stock. H.. V.
Shirley. Alpharetta. R. 2.

6 heavy Springers, 5 Jersey
purebred, not reg. 1
grade Jersey heifer, $50.00 ea.
at my barn. Also 200 Leghorn
hens. 2 yr. old. Just finished
moulting, started back to lay-
ing, AAA grade. 90c ea. Will
Rutledge,

R, 2.



1 milch cow, 7 yr. old, gives
8% or 4 gal. Calf 4 mo. old.
$65.00. Miss J. M.. Harrison,
Buckhead.

Jersey mixed heifer. Come in
1st. of Dec. From fine stock. |
Gentle ang a pet. $55.00 now,
$70.00 after she comes in. Mrs. |
Ernest aor as, bore Re
35 eee

SHEEP AND GOATS

FOR SALE

{

_ At Stud: Reg. purebred Tog-
genburg buck. G-Man Joes
Confucious. T-3032 in Ameri-

;can Goat Society. Best blood
lines from a line of heavy milk- |

ers up to 15 lb., 14 oz. Fee $5.
for purebreds, $300 for grades.
Warren Rollins, Atlanta 349
Murray Hill Ave. N. E. De.
6912.

Bred doelings and does. ake

ed to Sir Doderick.:All pure-
bred and Reg. Toggenburgs.
The bred does are still milking.
Reasonable. Also, buck service
by Sir Roderick, the most out-
standing Toggenburg buck of
the South. Fee $5.00. No dis-
crimination in price for grades
or purebreds, John Hynds. At-

| Janta, 93 Warren St.. N. E. De.

5140,

Reg, Saanen male, Fankioel
$-3456. A. G. S. at stud, Fee.
$3.00. 1 wk. free board. W. J.
Sumlin, Atlanta, 730 Grand
Ave., N. W. Center Hill.



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



Bay horse, 4 yrs. old. wt. 1300
lbs. Black Brown mule. about
10 or 12 yr. old, 1000 lb. wt.
C. L. White, Montezuma, Box
282.

2 2-yr. old young Texas
mares. 1 sorrel, 1 mouse gray.
excellent condition. Both halter-

-| broken, 1 partially saddle-brok-

en. Must sell, do not have time
for training. $50.00 ea. FOB.
barn. Bill Landrum, Millen.

1 good mule and plow, $60.00
or exc. for 100 hens, milch cow
or hogs. Frank Garrett, Silver
Creek.

1 Bay horse pice around
1050 Ibs.. $125.00; 1 horse mule,
$25.00: 1 bull calf. mostly Hol-
stein, about 5 mo. old. $15.00
and 1 Jersey pull ealf, $7.50.
Come and see. R. B. Young,
Doraville, R. 1.

Fair, good, plug mule, wt.
1000 Ibs. qualities good. $35. 00
FOB. O. E. Crawford, Goggins,
Ro fe DD,



HOGS FOR SALE



S. P. Cc. pigs from World
Championship stock (no better
breeding can be bought). dbl.
treated reg. buyers name. 10
wks. old, $10.00. W. A. Talia-
ferro, Blue Ridge.

Choice Essex maies, 4-6 mos.
old, gilts of vatious breeds and
crosses, $10.00 to $15.00: bred
to Clemson College stock Berk-
shire 600 Ib. boar, $20.00 ea.:
above boar, $50.00. M. Sanders,
Nashville.

0. LC. male, about 14 mos.
old, wt. 275 to 300 lbs. Pure-
bred but not reg. A perfect in-
dividual, 10c lb. del. here. Will
not ship. Lewis W. Thompson,
Swainsboro, Rt. 2.

10 wks. old Duroc Jersey

male and female pigs, reg. buy-

ers name. $10.00 ea. G. W. Doo-

little Sandersville.

Spotted Poland China Gilt
with 6 pigs, (4 wks. old). $40.
or trade for corn. D. B. Duke-
hart, Decatur, P. O. Box 488.

3 big bone African Guinea
' gilts, 6 wks. old, $8.00 ea., ship-
ped and treated. FOB. H. Cc.
Brewer, Danwavile . a

, old. $2.00:
ehilla, 4 mo. old. $2.50.
!want to buy young pullets, or

i



Fore gale or trade. it bie bone

blue Guinea male 2 yrs. old,
about 400 lbs. Can be seen at
home any time. S. F. Walden.
Harlem. Re 2:5

Duroc boar pigs. 12 wks. old,
dbl. treated against cholera and
reg., buyers name. Best blood
lines. Write for pedigree and
prices. John W. Howard. ort
Valley.



=

RABBITS AND GUINEA
PIGS (Cavies) FOR SALE



2 Angora bucks, 1% or 2 yrs.

old. regd.eyes. $2.00 cash ea.
plus shipping ches. J. W. Mur-
phy, Jasper R. 2, Box 61. _

Guinea pigs 2 mos. old, and
older. 50c ea. plus the postage.
Paul Miagiebranke,| Jt
Rk,

25 8 wks, old, rabbits. 50c ea.:
Others, $1.00. to $3.00 ea.;
bucks from $2.00 to $2.50. ea.
White New Zealand.: Also 25
red bantam chickens. 6 mos. old
for sale. Julia Varnadore, At-
lanta, 130 S Candler Rl.

lpr. chocolate col. Dutch rab-

bits. $6.00: 1 blue buck, 1 yr.

old, $1.50; 1 black buck, 1 yr.
1 pr. white Chin-
Also

hens. Lockard Bell. 264 Alex-

-ander, St. N. W. Atlanta.

Red Chincilla. doe rabbits,
bred, $2.00 ea.: white New Zea-
lands. $1.00 ea.. and up; 10 pr.
Ringneck Doves. $1.00 pr. at

my place. Harry Wall. Colum-_|

bus. Rt. 2. Forrest Road.



RABBITS AND CAVIES
WANTED ,



Want to hear from parties

having Cavies, Rabbits, Pigeons,

pheasants, etc. for sale. Quote.
best cash price at once. James

Bennett, Jr. Jesup. Rt. 1.

Want 1 pr. nice, marked.

|grown Guinea pigs, male and

female. Write price, etc. Geo.
W. Harper, Jesup. 105 W.
Orange St. a

Want guinea pigs (cavies), all

Sizes and sex, Write what you

have and price. R. E Ridgway,
Canon,



POULTRY FOR SALE



AUSTRALORPES:

AAA black and white austral-
orpes: New Hampshire Reds.,
Feb, 1941 hatch. Pullets and
cockerels $1.50 ea. Not prepaid.
ee McCurley, Acworth, Box
ANCONAS:

5 AAA grade May hatch An-
cona cockerels. 75c ea. plus
transportation chgs. Exe. for 5
bu. corn, bring corn and get
chickens. Mrs Walter Bangham.
Talking Rock, R. 1.

BANTAMS:

23 paged Ge Sebright
bantams. hens, 11 roosters,
all 1942 hitok except 5. Hens
now ready to lay. $11.50 for lot.
Aubrey A. Gulley, Hartwell.
Ri. == ;

10 each, Bantam hens and
pullets, 25c ea. for cash. Rus-
sell Smith, Clarke$ville.

Buff Cochin Bantam cocke-
rels. 6 mos. old, $1.50 and $1.00
ea. FOB. C. B. Ellington, Rut-
ledge.

1 pr. golden col. Bantams,
$1.50 for the 2 on y&rd. (hen
now laying). Bessie B. Segraves.
Hampton,

5 pr. Golden Sebright Ban-
tams, Jan. hatched, $7.00 for
lot. FOB, Miss Maneal Dean,
Royston. R. 2.

1 pr. of game Bantams, the
black type. very small. rooster
crowing. $1.50 pr., plus post-
age. No chks. Mrs. Ada Curl.
Brewton.

12 purebred Golden Sebright
bantam. cockerels. March hatch-
ed. 75e ea. FOB. H. G. Stewart.
Shellman.

Buff Cochin bantam, this yr.
hateh. absolutely pure. roost-
ers 50c ea.; hens 75c ea.: $2.00
trio. Also Ring-neck Doves,

1 $1.50 pr. J. S. Robison. Jackson.

2 Black Cochin. ccckerels.
from Atlanta and Augusta win-
ners. $1.50 -ea.: Also 6 RK.
Reds cock birds 1940 hatched.

'wing banded from Western N.

Y. contest winners, $3.00 ea.:
2. $5.90 guar. D, A. Ashburn.
McDonough.

Dark Cornish bantam. true
in cornish type and modern
black breasteq red games ban-
tams. Bred from show winners.

Perry. |

10

| Parks Str.



tam cockerels and 1 white :
ed white polish cocker

Van Horne. Monroe.

1941 hatched W. C.

{ polish, light Brahmas, anc
Fleur bantams. $3.00 pr.

a trio. FOB. Remit >
money ord only. W
ley. Moultrie. {or

4 or 5 pr. Japanese
$2.50 par, Mrs. Ida M.
Hapeville. (445 Walnut

BARRED. WHITE AN!
OTHER ROCKS:
Nice 3 mos. old Barred

ea. Mrs. Cc
son. :

10 purebred AAA B !
ruary hatch pullets, $1.00
or exc. for White Leg
about same age; also war
BR. roosters 1 or 2 S.
age, hae Alvin Hatto, Ba

pulle

Rt.
Purebred B. R.

roosters, 10 wks. old,

FOB. No order less $5.0

J

Davie. Atlanta, Rt. 1, Box

Young White Rock and wh
giant cockerels, 75c and $
ea.: 2 puplets and 1 cocke
$2.50 collect. Mrs. C.
Newnan. Rt. 8.

18 giant white rocks: ( or
ers, rest pullets). 6 mos.
pullets ready for laying, $1
ea./FOB. Mrs. G. W. Wi

|Columbus, Rt. 1.

Purebred AAA B. R., Apr
hatch cckerels and pullets, az
R. C. Wyandotte Mee it

cockerels. $1.50 ea; R.

Griffin. Rt. B.

200 fine husky white C
eockerels. 4 wks. old, Sept. 2

{ Will sell any quantity, 20
At

FOB. Hodgers,.
ta, 26 Little St. S.
Ma. 7754.

<8 nice B. oR. voces. 7
old, bloodtested, $1.25 ea.;
$3. 50.. Mrs. Hoke Wilson, M.
in. Re ee :

B. R. purebred Ringle
nice cockerels. $1.00 ea.; 3
Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Marti

50 best grade spring
B. R. pullets. 75 ea.
at once. Jas. B. Woods.

75 W. R. pullets: 40 W
cockerels, 9 wks. old. 45 e2

for quick sale at yard for cas)
Mrs. W. R. Smith Chester, R

800 U. S. Approved, AZ
R. pullets, 4% mo. old. al

Lanier,
EL

ready to lay. from 300.

ers, 85c ea. Samuel J. Wood
Flowery Branch, R, 1.

12 AAA W. R. pullets a
rooster, almost ready t
Fine stock. 6 mos. old, $
for the lot, FOB. Tr. =
Ellijay.

,Some fine Holteymans
tocrat B. R. cockerels,
bred. $1.00 ea.: pullets .
breed, $1.00 ea. FOB: C
Indian cockerels. and pulle
same Str., $1.00 ea. FOB Mys
By Osborn. Roy.

10 purebred W. Rae 2
2% lb.. oullets, and 1 co cel;
$8.00. No-chks. Prepaid. L
Salter. Soperton, R. 3.

2 purebred Mohawk ~
Cornish cockerels $5.00
$3.00 ea. 3.7 T. Garner, Cea
town, Rt. 3.

2 Dark Cornish oe
cockerels. $1.50 a.; 5 Mar
hatch ducks. drake and 4h
for sale. Mrs. C. D: Wh
Hatiey.

10 Dark Gonnisk Apr
May hatch roosters, wt. 4
5 Ibs. $1.00 ea. FOB. Mrs
B. Burrell. Rabun Gap. R

1, 1 yr. old B. R. rooster
B. R. cockerels, 5-6 mos. olc
$1.25 ea. FOB. T.
J. Steed. Buena Vista.

250 -U-:S: Approved AAA w
R. pullets, (from around 3
egg layers), 4 mos. old 5c e
Wt, around 4-4%% lbs. eg. Tak
Grant. Flowery Branch

1.000 W. R. vullets.
laying. 16 wks. old, U. S.
proved. AAA Str. Joe 7

Flowery Branch, R. 1.

75 G. B. Ply R. cocke
March hatsnhed, Ut S. sr
bloodtested. $1.25 ea. T.
Nalls Carnesville. :

200 B. R. pullets, 12 wks ol
17th of Sept. 55c ea. James M
Brayer Cumming R, 2.

CORNISH: :

Some purebred April hatr
Dark Cornish cockerels, $2
ea. J. R. Gardner. Locust Grov

Choice cockerels and puile
from pure. bloodtested Cornish
stock. all vaccinated for fov
pox. cockerels. $1.50 oe

wy K, Herndon, 1109 Adrian










































same Blue Traveller hens,
some Arkansas Traveller
lets, white with red. all $1.00
uar. pure game. No erosses.
er soon. Z. E. Dunlap,

Red pit game, 10 Texas
ger, 10 leopard 3% to 4 lb.
41.50 ea. pullets, $1.25'ea.
ebred Golden Sebright.
m cock. $1.00 C. R. Wade,

35 March hatch AAA W. L.
sts. $30.00, or $1.00 ea. here.
{11 not ship. W. Lee Pruett,
Eastman. Rt. 6.

i ABA Black Leghorn oe

March 1st hatch, about 1-3 |
_laving, $100.00 for lot. Send
9s, Mrs. B. T. Thornton,
wdon, Rt. 1.
AAA English str. W. L.
ets. beginning to lay. $4.00
ot. FOB. Mrs. Fred Cowart.
mit. Ht. 2:

Direct Hanson U. S.. Cert.
ial 300 egg R. O. P. sired
354 eggs, extra fine cock-
5 mos. old, 8 left at $3.00

yard, $4.00 shipped. L. T.|

satan. Tete 5, Box 314.

Black Minorca
dy for service, $1.00 ea.

OWLS FOR SALE:

WW pr. young Blue Indian |
owl for sale. Z. J. Lee, Red

) iow HAMPSHIRES
HODE ISLANDS):

ice. heavy mixed pullets,
Red and Buft Orpington
April 1941 hatch, $1. 00

repaid, or 75c chgs. col-
V 0. only. Hollis Barnes,

oid. ae: 2 Red Seek:
s $3.00. OB: Mrs> AS J:

cockerels, nice. fine,-
2 sizes, $1.25 and $1. 50

artridge Rocks, same
ine cockerels. $1.25 to
| Mrs. Cy R. Sorrells, |

aldson [3 Reds, 20
31.25 ea.: 20 pullets, 6
_ old, 75c ea. Mrs. J. Wo
dick, Hortense.

Ee Oe P, New Hampshire
10S. old cockerels, ready
forB. W. D. $1. 85 ea.:
KS (263 strain), 1 yr. old,
ea. Mrs. R. J. Fleming,

lets, large, well grown
0. for immediate sale.
3. Mooney, Adairsville.
10s. old, purebred N. H.
ckerels, $1.00 ea. by ex-
llect. J. H. Davis, Mill-

le very fine | White Face
nish cockerels, $1.00 ea.
ank Treadaway, Adairs-

- GUINEAS, GEESE,.



roosters, |



ETC, FOR SALE -
Guineas. 6 grown, 30!
In sizes, $18.00. Coops ex- |

wnished by purchaser. |
lett. Mariettt. Rt. 4.
OTTES: :

Sy Bos Wyandotte yr.
s, $1.00 fa.; 8 March
. $1.25 ea. yr. old cock-
0. MO. with order.
5, Elkins, oe














ANA: mammoth White
dotte roosters, March Ist.
$1.75 ea. FOB. Miss Hat-
Moore, oe oat







Honorable Tom Linder,
State Commissioner of
State Capitol,

Atlanta, Georgta.
Dear Mr. Linder:

not know of the great

tution.
covers the entire State,

to investigate, in their

child to us.

Thanking you and



George oe For The Blind

Macon, Ga.

I have reason to believe that there are blind
children in Georgia who could and should be
educated at the Academy, but whose parents do

tirely at the expense of the State, at this insti-
Since your Market Bulletins circulation

carry a brief announcement, asking the readers

and send us the name of any blind child who is
not now a student at the Academy, in order that
we might contact the parents and try to persuade
them to consider the advantages of sending the

Please let me know if? you cannot give us.
your valuable ccoperation in this matter.

Yours very sincerely,
R. J. MINCEY,
Superintendent.

August 25, 1941.

Agriculture,

opportunity offered, en-

I should like to have it

respective communities,

with personal regards,

a









POULTRY WANTED



GAMES:

Want. first. class game cocks,
wt. 6 and 7 Ibs. Rei: Crawford,
Tiger.

LEGHORNS:

Want hear from parties hav-
ing the heavy type Leghorn
pullets, 6 mos. old, beginning
to lay. from high-laying flock.
Would buy 12 or more if sat-
isfactory. Write at once. Miss |
Eva Haynes, Buford. Rt. 2.

Want March or April hatch
Buff Leghorn pullets and some
coekerels. Lawton _Lynn. Col-

Fi

-lins.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS
Exc. 3 large ducks for 6 large

'chicken hens. Mrs. J. S. Bell,

Jackson.

PHEASANTS: :
Will buy Chinese Pheasants,

male and female. State num-

ber and best price. M. Salzman,
eee 784 Coes Drive.



FARM HELP WAN TED

FARM HELP WANTED



Want white woman. not over
40. g00d character, to live in
home with elderly couple and
do light farm work, no field
work. $3.00 week and board.
Mrs. F. M. Moore, Grayson. Rt.
1.

Want 3 men or grown boys
to do dairy work. Prefer ot
, family, but consider 2. If in-

earliest possible convenience. T.
Ky, Breedlove, Monroe, RFD 3,
Qo Breedloves, Dairy Farm.

Want Fliabic girl or woman,
pies or colored. for light farm
work, no field work nor laun-
dry. Must be healthy. clean,
willing worker, of good char-
|acter. Good home with small
family, room and _ reasonable
Salary. Mrs. G. W. Williams,
Columbus. Rt. 1, % Williams
Dairy.

Want foe 3 mos. or longer, a
single man to work around



| some wood, little rough carpen-
ter work. Room and board fur-



Want single man to work
as wage hand, or on shares, on
extra good 1 h. farm. For fur- |
ther information, write. Mrs. |

A. W. Lucky. Grovetownh, Rt. 1.

Want sober, smart man and

wife to work on farm and Dai-
ry. Must have best of ref. Write.
T. B. Ayer Yatesville, Rt. 1.

Want man with small family, |
who knows how to farm and
how to drive tractor, to work

fox wages. W. H. ve Black- |

shear.

Want good men, able furnish
themselves, for 2-2 h. farms,
good land: plenty extra work.
this year and next. Write or
come see. J. A. SRa Mees
Rockmart.

Want farm hand, able to do

fairly good work. any age up
to 55. white or colored. $10.00

mo., through fall and winter

with board and iaundry. At

once. Oliver EK. Hicks, Villa
Rica. Rt. De

Want good farmers far: oaoe

farms on standing rent basis. |
,3 and 4 R. house, water, barn, |

ir good. No WPA man need
apply. See, J. M. Adams at

Marietta Camp Ground, or In-

gram Adams at Stockbridge.

Want white or colored woman
for light farm work. no field
work, over 20 yrs.. old. $3.00
week. Write at once. Mrs. L.
C. Hayes, LaGrange, Rt. 2.

Want good man for 1 h. crop
on shares. 10 acres each, corn

and cotton. Good land. Come

see. dont write. Clyde Bearden, |
Palmetto. ryt i. i

--and clothes. Mrs .W.

' vannah, Rt. 2 Box 111,

! Want good man for 20 <A.

farm, 4 R. house, 5 mi. mari-
_etta. George E. Knott, Marietta.
| 835 Church St.

| Want middleaged, unencum-
/bered woman for light farm
work, no field work. for board
W.. Col-
well, Barnesville, 237 Atlanta

|
_ Want aehite: or colored. man

and wife. age 25 or over (not

terested, write or come see at.

{ place, yard, garden work, cut

-| lotment

_| ished. Mrs. S. E. Johnson, Sa-1-

Campbellton Rd. Ra 8874.



edge of farming for 1942. Rea-

[ste daily or monthly sal-
ary, furnish products from gar-_
i den, milk butter; 2 hogs to be.
raised; house, wood, water.
Have chickens, cattle and 18
A. in cultivation, 7 mi. De-
catur. F, W. Kerr. Decatur, P.
O. Box 187.

Want good man with family,
stock and tools, ll
| 1-2 h. farm near Red Oak. Have
2 horses and some tools fur-
nished for their care. Good
proposition to one wishing to
establish permanent home and
best trade te grow truck and
cther prducts. See John W.
Worfred, College Park 316 W.

| Cambridge Ave.

Want boy, 15 to 18, who
wants g00d home, to live with
me and help with farm work.
Must be honest. Com see tnd
bring: pet. 6, 2. Parker, Cal-
houn (on Rome Road).

Want reliable.

vile,
, work, milk, no field work, for
j house and salary. Need at ONSe,:
Mrs. Roy Jackson, hovel,



colored cou-

for excellent |

:



settled, to do light farm



Wednesday, October 8,

FARM HELP WANTED





POSITIONS WAN c



Want middieazgea corored cou-
ple for light farm work around
a non-profit small farm, includ-
ing milking of 1 or 2 cows.
Home with electric lights fur-
nished Holidays off. Must be
able to stand treatment. Small
salary but good living assured.
3 mi. west Lithonia. Mrs. J. E.
Ingram, Lithonia, Lazidaze.

Want colored couple, sober,
industrious, for small farm 18
mi, Atlanta. Modern conven-
iences. Man. caretake and light
farm work: wife, light farm
work, no field work. C. E. Con-
kin, Atlanta. 715 Rhodes-Hav-
erty Bldg. Ma. 9826.

Want immedately settled, un-
encumbered white woman of
good character, for light farm_
work, no field work. Prefer one

who can drive car. Board, laun-
dry and reasonable salary. Ap-
ply. Miss Edith Fountain, Mil-
ledgeville, 109 Milledgeville
Ave. :

Want white. single preferred,
man to help raise Plants and

Flowers on share basis. Gom-'
municate with, Mrs.: Carrie
Shackleford, Atlanta. 1218

Want good farmer for 2 h.



farm on Chattahoochee River,
5 mi. Norcress. Good dwelling
and all necessary out-bldgs. On
38rds and~ 4ths. Communicate
with J. T. Simpson, Lawrence-
ville. Rt. 3.

Want middleaged white wom-
an, good character, in good

health for light farm work, no.

field work. Home with old cou-
ple, board, salary, Mrs. I. M.
Leamon, Atlanta, 18 Old Ivy
Road. Phone Ca 1978.

Want man to drive truck and
do other farm work. R. E. F.

Jerkins, Winston. Rt. 1.

Want white. middleaged wom-.
an for light farm work, no field
work. Room, board and salavy,
Mrs. Agnes Davis, LaGranfe.
1400 Murphy Ave.

Want middleageg or older
couple, without children, to oc-
cupy my country home with
me. Furnish 2 or more- acre
patches and consider partner-
ship in raising chickens and cat-
tle. 12 mi. Americus. Mrs. Nel
Thomas, Americus, 312 W. Col-
lege St.

Want a 1 share cropper for |
1942 on 50-50 basis, with enough
help to take care of 18 A. al-
in cotton and about
the same in corn. Agreeable and
willing worker. Will furnish a
reasonable amount money to
make crop. Very good house
and gocd stock to work. Hither
white or. colored. J. E. Brant-
ley. Bartow. Rico.

Want 1 h. farmer on 50-50
basis, 5 A. cotton allotment:
some bottom Jand: some up-
land, 2R. house (1 large fire
room and kitchen). Give work

when not in crop, furnish gro-

ceries and move. If afraid of}
work, dont-answer. J. O. Luns-
ford, Talking Rock, Rt. 1.



POSITIONS WANTED



Man, (7 in family, 3 men, 1:

boy, 2 women, 1 girl), wants job R. 3.
-pover 2. .children). with knowl- for rest of year, and crop for |

1942. All in family able to work,
and experiencedin dairy work,
drive truck tractor. Will take |

/a big house. Can move any time. Janta. phone. Ra 2845,

Would prefer near Atianta. |
William Hand, Covington R. 2.

- Middleaged unencumb ered
woman wants light farm. no
field work. For room. board and
$5.00 week. Prefer in or near
Atlanta. Mrs. L. C. Daniell, Ma-
rietta. R. 4. Box 31.

Want 1-H. crop on halves, or
-8rds and 4th. Consider s anding
rent if reasonable. On school
bus and mail route. Prefer Gor-
don Co. A. F. Nelson, Sugar.
pValley: Re tow

Middleaged womtn desires
home and board with nice peo-
ple, (prefer elderly couple), for
light farm work. no field work.
Salary according to work done.
For further information call or
write. Mrs. W. B. Kuglar, 629.
Cherokee Ave., Atlanta. Phone
Ja 15838.

Want job as overseer of farm.
Can take care of farm. Life
time exp. Over 60 yrs. old, 4 in
family. Can do poultry v-rork
or any other work. E, H. Fos-
ter. Midville, R. 1. see

Woman, 27 yrs. old, wants
farm work, no field work, $2.50
week tnd board. Mrs. Mary
Browning, ey Rood,

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Man, past middleaged. \
no family, healthy, sober
est, . experienced in t
stock, and general
wants 1-H. crop with tobe
and cotton allotment on 5s
for 1942. Also steady job ~
now until end of the yr
wages. Best of ref. Write
tails in 1st. letter. Jimmie -
Surrency. R. 2.

Want job for $1.00 ie wag
rest of this year, and job
seeing farm for next year. Do
mind work. E. M. Jarvis, Cari
Station, R. 1. aS

Want to rent large 1-H, fa
or 2-H. farm, for standing re
Want good land, good fen
house, also out-bldgs. Write.
Tv. McCullough, R. 2. Jesup.

Man, 57 yrs. old, want
as caretaker of farm. Good
carpenter work, painting,
Can furnish best of ref.
Turner, Atlanta, 586 Willow

. Want~ cutom plowing. -
equipped to plow and seed
one operation. Prices reas
able. John Deere model
tractor available for any k
ef tractor work, R. E. Be
Oliver.

Man, 23 yr. of age, (wits
1 child), waants job in dai
1 child), wants job in da
Experienced in Dairy x
ean milk to 18 to 25 co
If interested write or com
R. O. Moore. Newborn, R

Man wants good 2-H.
;on halves, 9 in family; 5 wo:
ers, would like to do lot
itruck farming. Want ple
good land, will have to be
nanced. Good references.
Bailey. Arnoldsville.

Man wants 2-H. farm
halves. Will have to be m
and furnished. Want day w
through winter, Good work
Write or see. Mack Co!

Thomson, R. 5.

. Experienced farm hand,
and tractor driver, and dr
milker. Man, wife, and 2 sr
children. D. S. Grindle, Afiai
[Re-2., Ne Druid Hill-Rad.

den. patches, woods, pas {
Close to church and high
good market. G. T. Robert:
Logansville, R. 2.

Want job as overseer of g
eral farm and stock. Sol
honest. life time experie
30 yrs. old, good healt
furnish ref. Just self an
Prefer place around A
Also exp. in dairy and _ liv
Stock og. Rushin. foe
ville.

Want job as flour wee
miller. 25 yrs. exp. Can
mill in good repair. Best

Man. 41 yrs. old, sitighe wa
job as farm truck drive
good at most all farm
Available at once. Best of -
Write. R. A. Brooks. Atla

Want to rent for stan
rent, a 1-H. farm for 1942 wit
good allotment. Prefer in Tif.
in Colquitt Co., but accept ot
nlaces. E, A. McCarvey, Te

Man, wants job on farm, C
ing general farm work.
do any kind of farm wor
|repair work. Reasonable sal:
with good milch cow to
Will have to be moved. P
in South, Ga. EX, Renfroe.

Wanita i small place
gocd 3 or 4 R. dwellin
near Atlanta. on car or
line. Phone. H. H. Gerald

Want job: operating srist
, with 1h. farm; raise hogs,
mileh cow, raise chickens,
fer with water power, a
50-50 basis. W. F. Garett, B
Vista.

Want good job eons good
on farm. $15.00 mo,
board and laundry. Young
need 1h Allie Clark
ston.

Refined, young woman
job light farm work,
work. milking nor.
Reasonble salary
transportation. Lena Lan
Macon, % Gen. Del.

Want 1 or 2h. farm on

basis. Landlord
stock, 18-yrs. exp.. grow
bacco. Want to raise hog:
Shares, S. F. Hilton, Gleny

Want job at dairy or po
farm, or caretaker of 1
Single, 35 old. like to live

lau

church, Advise wages _
board and laundry. C.
Rhodes, Jr., Martinez. B
Want jich cotton