Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1941 December 24

DEPARTMENT 9
TOM LINDER






AGRICULTURE
COMMISSIONER





WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1941.












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DBERD DAD DEAD AAD RD DAD DADA AD ADA ADDI DADA RDA ADD DAD er
WISHING ALL MY FRIENDS

; A VERY : :
CHRISTMAS ~
| ? AND :
HAPPY anp PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
: TOM LIND E 5 of Agriculture |









Commissioner





Jineteen hundred and forty one years ago Joseph and
journeyed from their home dowr to Bethlehem, the
David. ~ |

Joseph and Mary went back to their native town to pay
taxes to the Roman Emperor.








Palestine.

City of David sits on a little hill, but the stables to
oseph and Mary were compelled to go are down almost
level of the waters of the Dead Sea.

Herv Christ was born, twelve hundred feet below the

velthe lowest known spot in the world.









uring the years that Jesus spent on earth, He traveled all
way from the lowest point on the shores of the Dead Sea to
hest place in Palestine, which was the hill of Golgotha
Christ was crucified. - ae

Christ told the rich young man, Go and sell that thou
and give to the poor. Christ also said, Take up thy
_ and follow me.

So long as the rich young man retained his worldly goods
as impossible for him to get rid of the spirit of selfishness,
ch made it impossible for him to be a true disciple of Christ.
_ Jesus, knowing this, told him to sell all that he had and
it to the poor. Jesus knew that only by the rich young
becoming poor would he be able to become Christs disciple.
This is why Christmas time ig set aside to develop an un-
sh spirit, by giving gifts to friends and neighbors, and es-
lly to little children. .
he real Christmas spirit is a spirit of unselfishness; a
it of love for our friends and neighbors, and a spirit of peace
good will toward all men.

hrist knew that the millions of men on earth would
er accept Himonly a comparative few would ever be His
uine followers. :

Jesus knew that the real disciples would be compelled to

el, possibly in a less degree, the same road of spiritual trials,
ptations and tribulations which He traveled to the Cross.

Therefore, Jesus told the rich young man, Take up thy
s, and follow me. The young man was too weak to follow
ists instructions and the Holy writ records that he sadly
ed away. = i

This Christmas season is the darkest time in the history of
world since the end of the dark. ages. |
Not since the peace of Utrecht was signed in the year 1713,
nn the Pope recognized the right of Protestants to succeed to










uur Christmas Message
-EDITORIALBy Tom Linder

City of David is not far from the shores of the Dead.









































1

the thrones of Europe, has the faith of Christians been Le ;
such a severe test as is the case today. - 2
For hundreds of years untold numbers of devoted Christian.
lives have been spent in carrying the gospel to the peoples of all :
nations. , i ae coe ae
The Christian world today is faced with the harsh reality _
that the people of many nations most active in carrying on the :

teaching of Christianity are engaged in a world-wide war, many
of them trying to exterminate each other. 2

Today real Christians are treading the rock road followi | :
the teachings of Christ. = QUOw RE

Today I would call your attention to the prophetic words ey
of an immortal son of Georgia, Tom Watson. . os

Give us the fortitude, which through the cloud dak
gloom and sorrow of apparent failure, can see the distant
pinnacles upon which the everlasting sunlight rests.

At this Christmas time our beloved country is engaged in
a great war for the protection and preservation of our country
and those priceless rights and privileges handed down to us
through the sacrifice, courage and faith of our indomitable
ancestors. eee Soo

Every patriotic man and woman is, of course, one hundred -
per cent behind our Government. a

All of us are willing an@ anxious to make every effort and
every sacrifice necessary for carrying on the fight to a Vic-
torious peace, for the perpetuation of good government, and
for the preservation of the safety and rights of our people.

Twenty-five years ago, we, with other nations, fought a
great war dedicated to the same purpose.

To Christians and their faith, and to patriots and their
courage, I dedicate the immortal lines quoted above.

l know there are gleaming. pinnacles of Christian faith _
and patriotic splendor to which we humans can attainto which
we must attain. ee ne

I know that the people of America have dedicated them-
selves, their lives and their fortunes, to the preservation of this
nation and its Christian ideals.

Therefore, in the spirit of those who constituted and or-
dained our American Constitution and emulating their example
of trusting in Almighty God, let us say again with that great
American patriot, aes

Give us the fortitude which, through the cloud and
gloom and sorrow of apparent failure, can see the distant
pinnacles upom which the everlasting sunlight rests.

TOM LINDER,





~ Commissioner of Agriculture. _ a



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DAP PADMA AD AAD ADD ADDI
CHRISTMAS

Peace on Earth, Good Will to Men

In todays time of Wars and Bombings these
words spoken by the Herald Angels apparently
But let US not FORGET _
that the same Guiding Star is still shining just as
brightly TODAY for those of us who choose to |
follow HIM as it did on that bitterly cold winter |
night nineteen hundred years ago when the
Wise Men and the Shepherds were led to the |
Manger where they found THE KINGTHE
EVERLASTING KINGwhose birthday Christ-
isat which time the whole world revels
in the glorious privilege of worshiping and hon-
oringby Love and Charity to all mankind and
by prayers of gladness and thankfulness for our
own Blessings that He has bestowed upon us
throughout the year; and in our prayers, let us
pray, too, for those men who guide the destinies

have been forgotten.

mas

of our great State and

Py

a To all of you, a



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men who are now DYING for it, that they, too,
may remember that Night centuries ago when
he Herald Angels ee

es PEACE ON EARTH, GOOD WILL TO MEN

Merry Christmas and a Happy
New Year, from the Market Bulletin and your

Elizabeth inde, Editor.
ARERR RRERE .

Country, and for those



CRRRESREE



| oa HAND
v oe FOR SALE

_ SECOND-HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



(Good, used. Corn Shucker and |_

heller (shucks 130 bu. per
) Ir). -Can be seen at Burns
sin on Ne 1 Highway. Reas-
a > A a. Wh %e, Franklin.

Seesionee i8 Re ip. gas,
, and one French 28 Burr
t Mill. Cash or will trade.
We. Cannon, Greensboro.
De

dbl, disc side plow for
dson tractor, A-1 cond.. for
-h. S Faucett, Atlanta,
67 White Oak Ave., Ra 1443.

International, Corn Binder,
ood mNARe: ready to run,
585.00; 1 Corn King. manure

eader, ready for use, $40;00.
J. Hardman, Commerce, _
uit DeLaval milking ma-
complete, in good cond.,
. 10 DeLaval Separator, disc

id bowl, fair cond, Write. G.

pie rroren. Forsyth. Rt. 8.
. eultivator,

rst class ne $35.00, FOB.
Le oa. Leverette.

. h. wagon, 1 grain cradle,
Cutaway Harrow, Oliver. 2 h.
ucning plow, all good cond.

il and exc. in part for corn.

. Callahan, Doraville. Rt. 1.

'Ft.. Binder, A-1 shape,

5.00; Case grain seperatcr,

-36 wind stacker, fair cond.

eds little repair, $125.00. Exe.

ae eas. Clay L,

beats oh
Imost new 1 H. wagon,
CO! pete. $45.00. or exc. for

lings; also want 10-15 ton

s in good cond. J. F. Well-
Rock Springs.
No, 40 Star Velvet Bee
Pea Huller, good cond.,



375.00, Luther. Allmond, Mid-

ile, RFD 2.

i

riding,

Or



Peanut Sheller, Appomattox
No. 3 Jr... also Cleaner and
Picking Belts fer farm use,
perfect .cond. W. E, Chandler,
Tifton.

for a good plug mule. H. NG:
Bailey, Roswell.
Complete farm tools,

wagons, all kinds herrows,

Syracuse and Oliver 1 and 2 h.

turn | plows, farm gear, black-
smith tools complete. J.C. Col-
lier, Barnesville,

International Farmall 12
tvactor, running -every day,
$300.00: 2 h. wagon, $25.00; J.
Oliver 2 h. turn plow, $6.00;

and 1000 Ib. mule, $30.00 Cash.

John Fay, Oakman.

Some dairy supplies, 15 gal.
BBI. churn, milk disc. strainer,
milk cans and other necessary
equipment, all - good cond.,

reasonable, Fred Goetz, Byron:

met. 1,
A 42 in. Grist mill for sale

Swap for mule, cows or
yearlings. .5C; Waddell, Bre-
men.

Portable Palani Mibrse
Hammer feed mill, Internation-
al power unit, 40 h.p: mounted,
9 to 14 tons per day. In oper-
ation now; A-1 cond. Sacrifice
for $600.00. S. J. Davis. Cole-
men, 3

1 med. size hang power
Blower for Forge. Sell or exch.
John Whatley, Bowdon.

1sOliver. 4 bottom=10: in.
tractor plow with coulters, all
good cond., ready to operate.
$75.00. Part eash, bal, in Duroe
or P.C. pigs, 2 mos. old. N. ii
Seymour, Putney.

Boiler | and engine, 25 A D5
used in farm work, far sale. No
junk, E, T. Prevatt. Arabi.

Se

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

INCUBATORS AND
BROODERS FOR SALE



1 good 1 h. wagon, $30.00
cash at my home. Come at
once Mrs. Luther Johnston,
Lumpkin, Rt. 1.

Blacksmiths Anvil for sale
also other equipment of value
to farmers for sale or exc. for



|for a 16 ft. Tobacco barn,

2-h.



farm products. See or write.
A. H. Haddon, Savannah, 1827
Montgomery St.

Electric churn, up and down
dasher, perfect cond. Cost
$40.00; trade for 25 Plymouth
Rock or R. I. Red Year old
hens, or sell. W. S. McCarty,
Dalton, *phone 277 di

John Deere tractor, Model A,
mounted, used few months
only, $800.00. B. W. Middle-
brooks, Barnesville.

Some farming tools for sale,
also sev. hundred bundles of
fodder, mostly 3 hand bundles,
but good size hands. Come see.
T. A. Gann, Smyrna.

6 Surge Milking units, 80
gal elec. churn with motor,
$40.00, Cyril Brennan, Colum-
bus, care Gen. Del.

2 h, wagon, good
cheap. E. A. Fowler,
Bets sh

1h, p. elec. motor, alternat-

cond,,
Canton.

ing current, perfect cond., used
strictly for

farm use. $25.00

FOB. John C. Thomas, Met-

-ealfe.

Legge Hammer Mill for sale
or trade for Wheat, Corn, Vel-
vet beans or Oats. E. S. Scott,
Claxton, P. O. Box 192.

Corn Mill, complete outfit,
30 rocks, with undershot

wheel, good cond. Can be seen
At. 2k

T. Jackson, Blairsville,
Rt. 3, or communicate J. C.
Seabolt, Gainesville, Rt, 4.

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED



Want Hay Rake, Hay Baler,
Hammer Mill, or young heifers;
will exc. good value for same.
M., Russell, Atlanta, 160 Peach-
tree St.

Want a farm Tractor, prefer
Ford. Advise what you have

,and price. J. E. Ragsdale, Col-

lege Park, P. O. Box 6.

Want pr. platform scales,
sufficient for wt. a large size
truck and similay to one used
at Gins. State location- and
price. Address, Pierce Cobb,
Norcross. Care Neely Farm.

Want set of Smith Burners.
in
good cond., cheap for cash. W.
C. Carpenter, Tifton, Rt. 4.

Want an old model tractor
with plow and cuttaway herr-
pow, mear Atlanta. WM. Ho.
Rigsby, Atlanta, Rt. 4. Box 296.

Want late model Ford Cul-
tivator, in A-1 cond., and parts.
R. E. Cross, Colquitt, *phone
2011.

Want - fatm -tractar - with

plow, planters and cultivating
attachment. E, L. Vanee, Tif-
ton.
- Want second hand 2 h. wa-
gon, in good cond., reasonable.
Would trade 1 h. wagon on
same, Edd Young, Nashville.

Want Cole corn planter with

plates, prefer one in need of |.

: {repairs if price is right, Alva
Farm tractor for sale or exc. Adams. Ashburn, Rt. 1,

Want a 42 inch Corn Mill
with good frame hoop and
hopper, all complete ready to
run. State best cash price in
first letter. Ho A. Waste Mid-
ville.

Want small size Hammer
Corn Mill operated by power.
A. R. Russell, Atlanta, 3600
Northside Dr.

Want Bosch magnito to fit
Oliver Row crop 70 tractor.
Faris Brown, Loganville, Rt, 2.

Want a 30 in. Meadows, or
any good make, Mill Rock Up-
right. W. E, Morris, Appling.

Want late model tractor and
equipment. Give full particu-
Tavs. E, H, James, Axson,

Want late model garden trac-
tor in good cond, State make
and best cash price. William

-|Edmonds, Toccca. Rt, 1.

Want small Hammer Mill for
use with a 1 plow tractor. H. F.
Lewis, LaGrange, RFD 4.

Want a good, used 2 h. wa-
gon. W. I. Pope, Tallapoesa,

Want 1 powe: take-off for

+Fordson tractor 38-39 model.

State price. K. W. Smith, Dub-
lin, care Fred Roberts Hotel.

Want to hear from pacty
who has a Peanut Picker, close
to Toccoa. S, M. Russell, Toc-
eon Ri 2:

Want 1 large 3 h. reversible
disc plow, also 1 dbl. sec. drag
harrow. Must be in good cond.
No junk, Describe and state
best cash price. Y. x. Bruce,
| Dial,



ne paid.
R

Buckeye Inc., 208 egg cap.
for sale or exc. "fer 10 bu. Brab
peas. G. W. McDonald, Vidalia.
Rt. 2:

A 3600 Egg cap. Newton Ine.,
used this past season, in good
cond,., $100.00 eash at farm. H.
J. Hardin, Culloden.

600 ege cap. oil burner Super
Hatcher Incubator, for sale or
trade. Mrs. T. P. Smith, For-
Sythe Ri. 1. .

50 chick cap. electric brood-
er, used: 1 time, $5.00 or exe.
for anything can use of same
eae: Mrs. Clyde Barksdale.
et.

Buckeye electric No. 8 Inc.,

+5 M. cap., for sale or trade for

a larger machine. Will give
difference. S. J. Griener. At-
lanta, Rt. 5. Box 307.

Buckeye Inc., 600 cap., good
cond., $10.00. Mrs. H. T. Bis-
hop, Farmington,

A 300 cap. Ashley brooder,
used once only, $14.00 complete
with hoover. C. T. Gaines, Bu-
ford.



INCUBATORS AND
BROODERS WANTED

Want 1 oil burning blue
flame brooder, 250 cap., first
class cond. O. I. Garrison, Com-
merce, Rt. 1.

Want an oil burning inc., 150
up cap., also all metal defiance
brooders. J. G. Buyers, Whites-
burs: Rt. 4.

Want good, used, elec. brood-
e, cheap for cash, Mrs. W. A.
Tanner, Douglas. Rt. 2. .

Want small hand or power
Batch Mixer, in good order,
for - mixing chicken feed. Give
make, size, cond., and lowest
eash price. Re A. Caldwell,
Boston. Rt. 2.

Want an oil brooder. State |

cond., and best cash price at
a J. D. Armour, Buckhead.
i;



PLANTS FOR SALE

Klondike strawberry ant.
60c, 500; $1.50 M. Well rooted,
young plants, prompt ship-
ment. Lisbcn Allen, ee Bee
ville, Re de

Klondike strawberry plants,
20c C.; 80c, 500; $1.00 M.; Del.
Prompt shipment. Willie Allen.
Gainesville, R. 2, B. 109.

Youngberry plants, 12, 50e:
$2.50. CC. Postpaid. Emmett
Mashburn, Oglethrope.

Lady T. strawberry plants,
30e Ci; 500. $1.15: - Klondike
206C. 500. $1200 Del Cash:
with order, prompt shipment.
Ethel Crowe, Gainesville, R. 2.

'~Exerbea@ting and Mt. delici-
ous strawberry plants, $2:00 M.
Del: 6 red golds plants, with
ea. order of 500. No chks. Pearl
Rice, Ellijay, R. 2:

ee plants, well rooted, 15c
Comfrey, good roots, $1. 00
oo Horsemint, 15 bunch.
Mastodon everbear ing straw-
berries. 35c C. Mrs. Lucy Tur-
ner, Gainesville, R. 6,

Hartly Klondike | strawberry
plants, 15 C. Yellow crook-
neck squash seed. 10c table-
spoonful; Fresh butter, 25c lb.
Large Indian peach seed, 25c
doz. Add postage. Resie Crowe,
Cumming, R. 1.

Heading collard plants, 200,
25c; 75 M. Del.; Dried peach-
es, 15e Ibs. 4 lbs. Jot, 50c. xc.
for pecans. Bonnie Smith,
Gainesville. R. 2.

Ga. and Heading eollard
plants, 300, 35c; 600, ae 80c
M,. Del. Exe, for pecans. C. W.
Smith, Gainesville, R. 2.

' Chas., Early Flat Dutch; All
head early, frost proof cab-
bage plants. 500. 65c; 90c M.
Also Ga. Heading

Ga. T. <. Crenshaw, Pitts.

Now time to plant famous
Texas Wonder Blackberry
plants, Prolific berries, and
month earlier than others. 75
doz., Prepaid. M. N. eke
Thomasville.

100,000 white Bermuda on-
ion plants, Jan. del, State best

del. price. R. S. Revell, Colum-.

bus, 2216 6th Ave.
e. <J., Chas.
frost- -proof cabbage and col-
dard plants, 500, 65c: $1.00 M;:
white, yellow Bermuda and
sweet Spanish onion, 500, 70c:
$1.20 M. Del; tomato seed,
$1.25 lb. R. Chanclor, Pitts.

Early Jersey and Chas. frost-
proof cabbage plants, 500, 70;
$1.00 M:; white Bermuda onion

plants, 500, 75c; $1.25 M. Pos-
Oo. C. Conner, Pitis.

. -

Collards,

| 500, 75c; $1.10 M. All del. in

Copenhagen





Ga. collard plants, 25
75c M; collard seed, 35
large spoonful Tobacco
15e; Everbearing strawk
plants, She -C. $2,250
pa L. A, Crow, : Gaines :

2

Wakefield anqg Dutch
proof cabbage plants,
300, 45c:; collard plants, 9
del; 5 M. $3:75 Expressed.
Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2.
148.

Klondike sy awberry. pl
256 26+ 600. Si-5e:
Prompt shipment: fresh
try butter, 4 or 5 lbs. w
30c lb. Cow T.B. tested
Grace Crowe, Cumming

Strawherry piants, K
25c -C.. 500, = a150:
Mastodon, 35 &

$3.50 M. Well rooted

plants, prompt shipme
Effie Crowe, Cumming, ]
Kudzu crowns, 75c_
M; Yonge Walker,
Bi os ;
Klondike and Ma
strawberry plants, 20e
M; Mtn. blueberry 40c C
M: Kudzu crowns, 2
$5.00 M; Brown Turke
10c ea., $8.00 C. Del. Exe
for print feed sacks. M

| Patterson, Waco,

Kiondike strawberry
300, 75c; $1:50 M; nice yo
well rooted plants,
shipment. Eugene O
Cumming, Rt. 1.

- strong collard plants,
M.; 5000 cr: more, 80c |
W. J. Braswell, Fort Val

Mastodon strawberry J
200, 65c; 500, $1.10; $2.00
Ae ow. Sharman, Gr
Bole es
' Iceburg lettuces: 4
beets. surehead cabbag
collards, white Bermud:
cristal wax onions, a)
$2.50 M. All del. Mrs

Hranklin, Register.

Gen. well rooted.
Dewberry plants, 50c
paid. Sell or exc. Frank
nett Coffee.

Large fresh extra e
sey and Chas. W.,-cabbag
60c; 90c M. Postpai :
Bermuda onion plants
size, 500, 60c;-90c M.

5 M., $4.00; Exp. col.
shipment, Sat. guar.
Stokes, Fitzgerald,

Cabbage plants, fresh |
frost-proof Jersey and Ch
ton, 500, 55c; 90c M. PB
5 M. $3. 75 up. Bermud
plants, 500, 60c; $1.00.
paid. I. Ly Stokes, Fit
Rochelle Rd.

Bermuda grass reots
bushel crate, 95c del. an:
ine Gas. C. J Scarbar
te

Himalaya blackber ry
6, $1.00: Peppermint,
mint, 35 doz.; 4 doz, *
Missionery strawberry p!
5Oc -C.: Mas. a H. Me U
Hartwell.

Klondike
strawberry

and ev
plants, 35e C
ch

; Amos Garrett,
ville, Ri: 7, Box 349)





BEANS AND PE/
FOR SALE



aes tender oes sti
half-runner beans seed
3. teacups for 4 printe

sacks, 100 lb. size,

print. Ba. pay posta
Ly R: Archworth, Le:
Beals

Old fashioned sala
pea seed, 15c lerge cupful
25e, not prepaid. Add p
Mrs. CL aw. Jackson,

White @reasebaek C
beans, 25e large cupful.
tender. Add postage.
Annie Gentry, Ellijay
Box 61 A.

10 bu. Iron clad pe:
pure, $2:25 bu.: Also
old maie mule, $25.00
peanuts for seed. 6c I
Croft, Lavonia. aie

55 bu. good sound
erowder peas, $2.75 bu
Cook, Buena Vista. S

Yard long peas, 25c -
runner round streak

postage. Mrs.
Gainesville, R. 6.

Sugar crowder_

Mae

mm -5. Ibs: lots. or.
postage. Also aveam
same price. Mrs. J.

Buford, R. 1.

Clarkesville Road:
sacked oe even Ww

shipped. M. F. Barfi
he = pe :





Sie pes



0 lbs. Willets Wonder
h Pea seed, stand cold.

or 10, yrs.), 200 lb. l7%e
1 larger quantities; $18.00
O. W. Smith,

$2.00 bu;
led Crowders, = 00 ss





0. (grown to 15 ft., 3 bu;

ine. up to 2 lbs. ea.) Few.

ds, 200 seed, 25c. Collossal
t tomato grown, 25 seed,
a. Soles. Will C. Smith,

original

3 eunces.
40c ounce. D. W.

., Haha. :
xtra white velvet okra seed,
>, 40c lb.; Also 1 |b. extra
i fic green pod okra, 40c
. Add postage. Mrs. Mary
Shepherd. Stone Mtn., R. 4,

300 lbs. cane seed, 1941 crop,

%, sound, pune, 4c lb. FOB |

Also 10 bu. red

1941 cae

ie

COTTONSEED FOR
: SALE =





ummerours Hi-Bred cotton-

d, Ist yr., planted early. Well
red and kept clean at gin,

610, Du. FOB. 3 . WeClure,
eworth, R, 1.
Cokers 100, Str. 4, from
okers last yr., kept pure at
gin, $5.25 per 100 lbs. Also
vilt-resistant seed, Coker. 4 in
Str. 4: Sy pure at gin. $5.25
W. YT. Adtien,

e P. L. No. 42, imp. cot- |

planting seeds, Ist yr. Gov.
ade A. 1-32 Staple, $5.50 per
0 lbs. Kept pure at gin Gust
if 42. highway.) Willie Tanner,

P. . Box 65.

okers 4 in 1 wiltesisting
ytionseed, Ist yr.,
inned. pure, $5.00 per 100 Ibs.,

EL Aycock, Monroe.

C RN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE





corn, 6 Ib.; nice, clean,
il treated | (treatment not
). Ship anywhere, post-
paid. J. T. Brown, Mc-
gah B 3, Box 137.
2,000: bu. corn in shuck, high
lass, $1.00 bu.; 50 tons pea-
ne or lespedeza hay. $15.00
mn. Mrs. J. S. Collier, Barnes-
le.

EANUTS AND PECANS
FOR Ste



Big fancy Stewart pecans,
rade No. 1 or better in size
nd quality. Sat. guar. Del. py
sured P. P. in Ga. 16c lb.

man, Lovett.

30 lbs. of Schley pecans, sel,
id sound, 20c lb.: Postpaid,
rd zone. No less than 10 Ibs.
pped. Alen Barfield, Louis-
Wes RR, 1.

Large, nice, fresh Schley pe-
ns, 20c lb; Stewarts, 15c Ib.
ample if desired. Not prepaid
rs. Belle Goderd. Goggins.

- POTATOES AND
VEGETABLES FOR SALE



About 100 bu. Porto Rico
yeet potatoes. for sale. J. J.
arper, Osierfield.
-or 3 truck loads of choice
urple Top Globe turnips, for
. at my place, 6 mi. S.
eal on Ideal- Ellaville Road.
S. Edwards, Ellaville. Rt. 3.
A truck load of turnip salad
my field, 5 mi. So. Daw-
1 now ready. J. L. Hass,

Poked now. On Highway No.

i. Southeast Macon,
ly accessible to truckers or

ake offer to be del. Wade
iny, Monteose.

Cash with order.

grown and

produce.



Cokers seed oats, harvested
without any rain on them. 60c
bu. FOB. G. F. A. Williamson,

is | Fitzgerald, R: 3.
' Best quality No, 2 Fulgrain |
seed oats, direct from Cokers. |

65 els 60c 100 bu. lots, 2 nice

Ss. C. Male pigs, reg. stock,

wt. rt 50 lbs, $15.00. - Also

a trees and shrubbery. Cc.
R. Morgan, Americus.

2 M. bales Lespedeza, weeds.
clipped, raked. Born cured.
Color green, clean weeds, grass
as can get. Power pressed
square bales. W. S. McCorty,
Dalton, Phone 277-J.

Peanut hay for sale,
have it. del.
Arabi, :

Peanut Hay for sale and can
be del. W. B. Frazer, Arabi,

Soybean Hay $20:00 ton at
barn. T. L. Williams, Sauter.

TOBACCO FOR SALE

Can





Good smoking or chewing to-

bacco, free of mold, dirt and

trash, good long yellow leaves
pressed together. Smoking 6
lbs., $1.00: Del., prompt ship-
ment. Cecil Lightsey, Sereven,
R. 2, Box. 169.

Good flue cured tobacco, 8
lbs. $1.00 Del. Prompt ship=
ment or money returned. Min-
nie Buchanan, Baxley, R. 4 B.

| 194.



FRUIT AND BUTTER
FOR SALE _

Old fashioned dried peaches,
15c Ib. Postpaid. Ist and 2nd
zone. No orders for less 5 lbs.
Mrs. W. C. Wiley, Lala, R. I.

Died peaches,
worms,, 15c Ib. Del. in Ist and
2nd . zene, <. Mus. V.--Carter.
Whitesburg. R. 1. -:

Nice sundried apples,



free

| from worms, peel and core, 15c

ibis Bel,
Marion.

Fresh Jersey butter, 35c Ib.
or 8 lbs. for $1.00: postpaid.
Can furnish 3 or 4 lIbs., a week.
Miss Jessie
Adams, Bowdon, Rt. 3.

SYRUP FOR SALE

Herman Weaver,



Pure Ga. cane syrup, 35 gal.

barrels, $15.00 barrel; 12 No. 5 |

eans, $3.00; 6 No. 10 cans, $2.90
FOB. Malvin Collins, Whigham.

Ga. Cane syrup in cans, 60c;

jin wood, 50c; Also sweet po-

tatoes, yellow. skin, 60c bu. B.
B. Morgan, Clyo, |

Texas Ribbon can syrup, 50c
gal. G. Ben Wilson, Rebecca.

Cane syrup in new, 36 gal.
eypress Bbls., $16.50 per Bbl;
2 or morte Bbls., $16.00 per BBI.
FOB Guyton. H: R. Zipperer,
Marlow.



RABBITS AND GUINEA
PIGS ( Cavies ) FOR SALE



N. Z. White and Red bucks,
$2.00 up ea., 8 to 12 mos. old;
PINS a6 Reds, breeders, ped.,
6 wks. to 12 mos. old, $1. 00 up.
H. G. Williamson, Augusta,
1010 Ellis St.

1 pr. full blooded N. Z. White
rabbits, $1.50, plus postage.
Will send COD. Benny Hat-

field, Genesis 916 So. Main

St.



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE

1 good work mare and colt,
also a 2-3/4 wagon in good
shape. A. M. Light, Buckhead.

Good old mule, about 1100
Ybs., strong, able, good cond.,
eheap for cash, or trade for
mileh ge . hogs or farm
. Olliff, Baxley,
EO; Box

Good size, lively Black mare
mule, $30.00. W. G. Kelley,
Conley,

yr. old brood mere, wt.
1140-1 1200 lbs., plow single or
double, $100. 00. Take half in
good fat meat hogs and No. 1
baled Peavine hay. Del. my
barn at market price. C. A.
White, College Park. Rt. 1.

2 saddle horses, safe for
women to ride. The mare had
eolt last March. 7 and 8 yrs.
old, wt. about 900 Ibs. ea, Con-
dition and habits good. Dr. H.
H. Lancaster, Gainesville.

1 sound, black mare, 7 yrs.
old, good plow horse, wt.
around 1000 lbs., $100.00. Come
see. Milton Ansley, Thomson,

_M. H. Jackson, .

-|$150.00 FOB. M.
Union City %
| Estes.

free from

freshen soon,

Ss.
| stock, dhl. treated,

rea.



Shetland mare pony, wt. 600 |

lbs., good traveller, will plow;
safe for children to ride. Shows
signs she will breed. $50.00.
Thomas Knowles, Broxton,

1 big red farm mule, $40.00,
or exe. for good cow with

young calf. Mrs. Mary E. Hud-

son, Macon, Rie 2:

Black horse mule, 11 yrs. old,
wt. 1200 Ilbs., good qualities,

ready for hard work, $75.00, |

part cash and some cows or
yearlings: also 18 mos. old bull,
Jersey-Guernsey cross, $50.00.
C. C. Freeman, Omega.

Good werk horse for cash or
exe. fer good, fresh milch cow

and ealf, corn or what have

you? J. R. Sloan, Pelham,

Rta,

1 good farm mule, cheap for ne
|cash or exe. for nice mileh

cow. Mrs. Pearl Hage Milan,
Rt. 2.

A 4 yr. og 900 tb. horse,
work anywhere, also a1000 Ib.
mule and 1 h. wagon at a bar-
gain. M. H. Brinkley, Face-
Ville = pace



CATTLE FOR SALE



Reg:, Hereford bull, Ne.
2750411, Colonel Dover, breed-
er Berry Schools. Very fine.
Gentle, quiet, a little thin,

Hendricks &

18 reg., Horn Type Herefard
bulls, for sale. peer A. Priee,
Albany.

Polled Hereford bull, 242 yrs.
old, dbl. reg. papers,
FOB my farm, on Macon Road,
5 mi. Columbus. Write or
wire. C. A. Sears, Columbus.

4 gal. mileh cow, fresh in 3rd

calf, $50.00 at my farm. Mrs.
Ts 5 Dwiskell, Juliette, Rt. 1,
Box 108.

Nice, reg. . Jersey heifer, to
okay
way, tested for Bangs and T. B.
Mrs. SS. E. Jones, Fairburn,
Rt 2.

6 Aberdeen Angus males, 4
to 15 mos. old, 2 reg., 3 full but
not ree, 1-15/16. full A.D:
Bagwell, Gainesville. Rt. 2.



- HOGS FOR SALE

Dey ae. brood sows, bred to
Duroc boar, Wt. 400 Ths. ea.,
farrow in March, $30.00 ea.
FOB. my farm,-9 mi. S. E. Mil-
Bh ii 1. Burke, Bhine: Bt. 1

6 fine, healthy shoats, wt.
65 to 80 lbs.. ea. Reasonable
price. P. R. Maddox, Sunny-
side.

O. I. C. and P. C. Reg. breed-
ing stock. All sizes and ages
and well taken care of; easy
feeders. Also pigs for meat
purposes. C. H. Strickland,
Lithia Springs.

P.-C. pigs, Championship
reg. buy-
ers name, no better breeding
anywhere at any price, 10 wks.
old, $10.00:ea. with papers. W.
A. Taliaferro, Blue Ridge.

8 P. C. and Berkshite cross

pigs, ready to move. W. H.
Wilkie, College Park, Rt. 2, Box

} 92. *phone Ca 1784.

Reg. cherry red. blocky type
Duroc pigs, wt. about 40 lbs.,
7 wks. old, males and females,
all reg. buyers name, $10.00
ea., $18.00 pr. FOB. James L.
Brown, Helena,

2 Ot, CC. .silis. approx. 175
iss.,- ea., 1 0. LC. stock hog,
wt. 150 Ibs. LPC ill, 160
lbs.. $75.00:-for lot. Purebred
stock. C. E. Roberts, Atlanta,
28 Memorial Dr. S. W.

Choice Berkshire pigs, either
sex, from dependable lines,
$12.50 ea. reg. C. J. Hardman,
Commerce.

2 nice brood sows, crossed
with P. C., 1 raised _1 litter of
pigs and other raised 2 litters,
$25.00 ea., or $45.00 for the 2
at my barn. J. T. Dennis, Mon-
ticello. Rt. 2.

3 mammoth reg. boars, Berk-
shire, perfect speciman, $50.00;
P.. C., $40.00; S. FP. C.. $40.00;
Unregistered S. P. C. gilt, bred
to Essex, $25.00: reg. gilt, bred
to reg. boar, $35.00; litter of 11
pigs, S. P. C:, and Duroc, $6.00
Morris Sanders. Nashville.

Duroc Jersey male pigs, 9
wks, old. treated for cholera
or swine plague. $10.00 each.
Exp. paid. Gilts, bred, farrow
soon. $20.00 ea. Cash at barn
Mrs. Hermon Boatrieht, Alma

Re

|Hatab 2nd. of

| at,

| papers.

Hendricks, Siz

$125.00:

for milk doe kids.

jn every |

enced and understand





Poland China pigs, $5.00 ea.

Also imp. hand picked peanuts,
10c ib. Fine for seed. <A, B.
Weatherly, Fayetteville.

Full blood Duroe hogs, 5

males and 1 female, about 6

mos. old. for sale. J. H. Me-

Veigh, Waynesville.



SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE





Reg. male Saanan, Donupel
S-3456, A. G. S. at Stud, fee

| $3.00, 1 week free board for
W. J. Sumilin, Atlanta, |

does.
730 Grand Ave., N. W.

1 large Billy (altered) goat, le

1-% yrs. old, broke to work and
a $5.50. FOB my home. *
. Karr, Temple. Rt. 1.

Reg., purebred Nubian sire,
LaCrescenta-
Loma Alto-Mile High breeding.
Naturally hornless, A. G. S.,
No. N-2397. Fee, Purebreds,
$5.00; Grades, $3.00. No ship-

ping. F. E. Grubbs, Demorest. |

100 percent pure, reg., Saan-
an doe by 20 lb. 11 oz. sire, 6
15- ez. dam, 7%-ot.. 14 oz.
grand-dam. Open or bred. All
2 high grade Saanan
bred does, reg. Saanan buck
service ,$3.00. Edwin Simpson,
Atlanta, 695 Paynes Ave., N. W.

Sev. choice purebred and
reg. Toggenburg does. bred to
Roderick. Reasonable.
Service Fee, $5.00;
booked for early 1942 ped. kids.
John poe. Atlanta, 93: War-
ren St., N. E. De 5140.

3 bucks, nae and Tog-
genburg qossed, from heavy
milkers; 2 yrs. old and other
2 only 5 mos. old. Sell or exe.
J. H. Clark,
Fitzgerald, Rt. 3.

At Stud, Reg, Saanan- buck,
10 mos. old, best blood lines;
Purebreds, $5.00; Grades, $3.00;
also 2 grade does, 1 fresh the
other freshen this month for
sale. Mrs, Z. R. McElroy, At-
lanta, 205 Norwood Ave., De
STAG, :

6: nice kred Ewe and 1 Ram

| sheep. not related, $7.00 ea. M.

F. Coxwell, Warrenton.
2 high grade, milk goats,
freshen soon after list of year.

| Bargain. J, C. Smith, Atlanta,
1007 Curran St. N. W.



LIVESTOCK WANTED



CATTLE WANTED:

Want reg., Guernsey heifer
(could: use 1 male) calves, 3: to
5 mos. old. State price and
describe. -
corn and hay. 17 tons Kudzu
hay, baled, $16.00 ton FOB.
John C. Thomas, Metealfe.

Want a first class milch cow,

or some Dry cattle in exc. for
a splendid black horse farm
mule, wt. around 950 Ibs., 9-10
yrs. old, wark anywhere, plenty
life. CC. R. Morris, Newnan.

pint; a.

Want 10 to 30 cows, must be
good and worth the money. J.
A. Shropshire, Chickamauga.

HOGS WANTED:

Want 1 Black Essex pure-
bred male, 3-10 mos. old. Write
price, etc. Mi. i, : Horne,
Kingsland.

Want 1 purebred O.1.C. or
S. BP. C., boar pig, old enough
for service, or good breeding.
H. E. Bowman, Buford. Rt. 2.

HORSES AND MULES

Want buy 2 brood mares or
swap. 2 mules for a couple of
mares. J. A. Anderson, Locust
Grove.

SHEEP AND GOATS :
Exc, 2 large type, all white
Southdown ram Jambs, 7 and
9 mos, old respectively, for 2
white (noe black) Ewe lambs,
not over 1 yr. old, Hampshire
or Southdown preferred, Ea.
prepay exp. chgs. June W.

Wooten, Broxton. Rt. 1; Box 36..

Want 1 Billy and 2 Nannie
goats, also 2 milk geats. Pay
reasonable cash price. James
A. Turner, Blairsville. Box 84.



FARM HELP WANTED



Want colored couple, middle-
aged, sober, settled, thoroughly
reliable, no children; Exneri-
farm
work. \Room, lights, water
furnished. A. R. Walker, At-
lanta, 2148 Memerial Dr., S.
Ei Phone, De. 5905,
Correction:

eG

bell.

Orders:

them.

Pay cash or trade.

Room,



rent. B. W. Cook, Alto, RFD

Want. pe col ed wo
live on place and do lig

poard. and $12.00 m
by letter, i

giving

about self. Mrs. M. Ho

Atlanta, 1241 Arkw

S. E. Wa 0189. 2
Want 2. able- bodiec
work in wood and.
work. If interested, cc
Joseph Freeman, Blak y
Want at once man an
to live ang work on sm:
Pay part wages and part
or all wages. -C. W

Valdosta, 520 So. Pat

Want man to work

ae: co *Hingeold Rt

able read and wvrite, |

work, not subject to an

drive truck. Furnish

-board and laundry. St
}ary expected.

Can a
woman for light farm w
Herron, Rossville. Rt.
Want small colored fam:
work on farm, 50-50 ba:

5 BBL. stand Turpentine 2

50 basis. J. P. Englis
Want man, single, pas Al

live in home with man

wife and make a _ cro

Shares. Must not drink or
bad habits.
/Cleveland, Rt. 5.

Write, J. D.

Want good farmer to
vate on shares or wages,

2h. farm, also turpentine.

see me. L. H. Hate

Bi 2

Want farmers for 9
2 or 4-H. farm on halve
ish self, mules, feed or pa
so; land and guano furni
5 A. tobacco, 33 co
26 peanuts allotments.
house, weod, pasture, co

and school bus at door

workers, honest and sober,
ref. Mrs. Wiley White,
ter. R. 3.

Want mice, redace
white woman for Jligh
work, no field work. .
and board. Ref. exchan
eS Cates, Atlanta, Re

Want farmer for 1-H
for standing rent or gs
with cattle, stock etc. Sp
Burmuda pasture, 8 mi
Atlanta. Good chance for
ing workers. 2 cows, 1 fr
around Xmas. Dont.
come and see. Elmer E. Stev:

json, Ellenwood.

Want good, clean,
woman, age 35 to 40 -

\light ferm work. Small,

ary, board. and home.

for. full particulars, Re

Mrs. J. W. Still, LaGrange.
Want 2 large families to 1

care of 44 acres of toba

acres cotton, Need exp.

drives in family.

or 50-50 basis.

and 3 churches in sight

Moore, Morven, Brooks C

Want good colored man
furnish self and farm fey 4
Good land, good house, close
church and school. Mane
Collum, Butler.

Want 2-H? farmer foe: sta
ing rent. Good buildings,
orchard and pecans. On sec
bus route, near church.
or = Newsome, Davisboro, .

Want experienced ee
35-55. small family, honest,
ber, willing worker. U
self, tools, stock. 5
house, outbldgs, water. WoO
pasture, near Church
school, 50 A. near Atlanta,
free for imp. land. C. H. Arr

Aj strong, Atlanta, 896 Drewr
JN. E.

Want nice, clean wom
girl to help with light far
work, no field work nor mi
ing or laundry. 5 in family.
State age and salary expectec
Mrs. V-ginia Collins, Macon,
244 Roffhome Ave.

Want settled white wom
for light farm work, no fie.
work and live with elder
lady. $10.00 month, good boa
and home. Mrs. May Dunea
West Point, R. 1.

Want settled white wom. {
good health and character to
light farm work, no field wor.
Milk cow, $2.50 week. priv
room and board. Mrs. W.
Sutton, Jesup, R. 2. i

Want refined girl to liv
home with small famih
light farm work, no field
board and $3.00. w
Mrs. J. TF. Neese,; a
Whitmarsh Island, i

Want good man for 1s!
place, 20 acres cultivation, 5
cotton allotment, fair pasture,
1 mi. West of Alto. Stand

<a



a family, 2 plow and
hands or more. Good

R. house, wood, pas-
arden, truck patches,
Mail school bus by door.
McPherson, Villa Rica.

ice, white.girl, orphan

red. to live in good home
do light factm work, no
d work. Mrs. Ettie Hagen,
794 Angier Ave., N. E.

Want colored family, at least
oa to work. Extra

ad, nice, realty.
facm hand, not
work, white or col-
18 yis. of age. Good

peloing acound and

en crop work begins.

d a Ref. Joe L. Mc-

ceitled See wom-
farm work, no _ field

Atlanta,
Granada, S. W. Ra.

o. Stallings,
Blvd-

at aon exp. farm hand,
yrs. old, good. worker.
sober, for gen. farm
rard work. Drive car

k. $12.00 to $15.00. mo.
and good home,
C. G, Oliver, Barnes-

eared farm help far
ood land, water, house;
nd school bus route,
hurch. Prefer family
ast 2 boys over 10 yrs.
onable salary. -W. H.
eh: Rt. fe Box

i eliable white woman,
5, for light farm work, no
k. $2.50 to $3.00 week,

d laundry. State age,

scription and ref. Mrs.

: Duncan, Columbus, 404-

mule to truck farm 15
nta. Good road. Good
nd Bottom land: Must

owas of Vegetables.

ne Ca 3668. % Stanfields

ht farming. drive a car
r work. House, lights,
S - wood furnished.
o or. 50-50: basis. D.
ikehart, Decatur, P. O.

unincumbered white
25-45 to live in home
with light farm work,
eld work. Room, board
dry. Reasonable sal-
Mrs. Cornelia - Johnson,

Eehiable. white couple

family for 1h. crop on

good land, some bot-

deal for truck farming.
S10. mi.

*k. Write. G. H.
Alanis, 1002 a

an eS live on toc
R. house.
wicdge of po cry:
able for trucis iaom-

ek and tools. Co E.
144. High St.

|}with mother

and reasonable salary.

College Park.

good coloreg man_ to | board.

Atlanta near.

Prefer man.



x

MARKET BULLETIN.

FARM HELP WANTED

Want at once colored man,
w.fe and boy, near Stilson, able
furnish selves, tools and mule.
I furnish place, seed. fertilizer,
milch cow and house. Mrs. J.
F. Rogers, Savannah, 835 E.
Duffy St.

Want man with force to cul-
tivate 2 h. farm. School bus
and Mail by door, % mi.
Church. 10 A. Cotton, 4 A. to-
bacco allotment. 5 R. house.
Would hire pact time. Want
someone now. J. J. Outen,
Manassas, Rt. 2.

Want colored man ang wiite
without children, for gen. work
on poultry farm. gardening etc.
Good living cond. with every-
thing furnished. Give full de-
tails regarding self. J. W. Neal,
Ressville,

Want good, OReEE colored
man and wife to work small
ercp and look aftaz stock: wife
to help light farm work, no
field work. Mrs. C. L. Smith,
Baxley.

Want refined, unincumbered
white woman, 25-45 yrs. of
age, for light farm work. no
tield work, for home - (modern
conveniences. and $4.00 mo. In
N. W. Ga, Catoosa Ce. Mrs.
Fannie White, Rock Springs.
Rte:

Want woman, white or col-
ored, 50 yrs. of age, with good
health, for light farm work. no
field work. $2.00. week, room
and meals. J. F. James, Syl-
vester, Rt. 4. :

Want middleaged woman,
unincumbered, for light farm
work, no field work. Home
and = daughter,
board and smal] salary. Miss
Violet Cunningham, Decatur,
B12 Second St. cS

General farm help wanted,
small family desired. W. H.
Potts, Ringgold, R. 1.

Want reliable, healthy, unin-
cumbered white girl or wom-
an, 20-40, country raised, to
help with light farm work, no
field werk. Good home, board
Mrs.
R, A. Langford, Danielsville.
Rt 2 Box, 218:

Want good, honest man for
farm and some dairy work.
Must be industrious and brust-
worthy. $20.00 mc. wages and
No drunkard. Also
healthy white woman, 25-40 for
light farm work, no field work,
$3.00 week and home: Mrs. G.
W. Hendrix,. Waycross, Rte 2:
Box 616.

Want reliable, sober, honest
colored family of 4 or more to
help on farm. 4 R. house, gar-
den, wood, water, small crop.
Mule to work crop. Write for
full particulars. T. O. Jenkins,
Marietta.

Want 16-17 yr. old boy or
some man that will not be re-
quired for Army, for farm.
work. Av. wages, board -and
laundry. John R. Young, Mer-
shon. Rt. 1.

Want man for few acres on
Blythe Isle, also near Atlanta.
B. O. Fussell, Atlanta, se
Edgewood Ave.

Want woman, to look ce
iarge chicken and turkey farm.
Must be thoroughly exp., and
nct over 35 yrs. of age and not
afraid of work. Harris. D.
bala! Hogansville,

FARM HELP WANTED

Want 1 farm hand for 1942 to
tend 17% A. of land; salary
bend and Jaundry: no drunk-
ard need apply. State ape. H. E:
Lewis, Jesup, R. 2.

Want an unincumbered set-
tled col, woman for light farm
work. no field work but must
help with garden and chickens.
Nice living quarters with
everything furnished. Could
use man and wife. no children.
Write at once. Mrs. A. Bell,
R. 1. Box 21-A, Rossville.



POSITIONS WANTED



Family of 9 (5 lege enough
to work) want small 2 h. farm;_
want large good house, water,
pasture; near school bus and
mail Rt. Have to be moved and
furnished. Ready move any
time. Ref, M. B. Odom, Ogle-
thorpe. RFD 2.

Want a Mill to run 22 yrs.
Exp. both Wheat and Corn, and
ean keep mill up. Do not
drink. Call or write. Noah
A. Fowler, Norcross:

- Want 1 h. crop on 50-50 basis.
Can almost furnish self. Farm-
eq all my life, willing to work.
Dont drink. Particularly pre-
fer gcod house to live in. Dont
mind a Stock farm. H. B. La-
nier, Statesboro.

34 yr. old single roan wants
work on farm for 1942, reason-
able wages, board and laundry.
Can do any king farm work.
Must have work at once. J. B.
Brocks, Dallas, -Rt. 1..% H. B.
Sweatt.

Middleaged woman and son,
16 yrs. old, wants job running
small Poult y Farm near Atlan-
ta, College Park or East Point.
Must furnish house to. live in
vand salary. Give details. Mrs.
Susie Wilkes, Atlanta, Rt. 4,
Box 253 A.

Honest, sober, middleaged
white man with small family
wants job an farm wages. Exp.
in raising hogs, cows, chickens
and all kind livestock, also on
wourking fruit farm. Have to be
meved. Southwest or So. Ga.:
preferred. Roy ONeal, Atlan-
ta Ril Tt, Box 338.

Elderly woman, very active ,
and educated, would like place
with elderly woman as helper
with light favm work, no field
work. Start ist January or
earlier, prefer near Atlanta.
Mrs. N. Marchale, Buford.

Man with wife (not able to
work), wants job on farm. Can
farm, drive truck and do all
kinds repair work. Best of
ref. E. H. Lester, Macon, 312
Pionona Ave.

Want job raising poultry and
looking after stock, $5.00 week
and hcme with Christian peo-
ple. 5 yrs. experience. Have 2
children, boy 10. girl, 12 yrs.
old. Mrs. Mary Harrison,
Buckhead.

30 yr. cld woman wants dairy
work. Good dry hand milker.
8 yrs. exp. Have 8 yr. old
child. . Must be near _ school.
State salary in first letter, Mrs.
Marie Holder, Macon, 266 Mill
St.

. Want 2 h. crop, 50-50. basis,
or Oversea: of farm or Black-
smithing. J. O. Maxwell, Ara-





con, Rt, 1.

}in good repair.

wants

POSITIONS WANTED

Want job light farm work,
no field work. Single, 28 yrs.
old, in Class 4 F. no bad habits,
reasonable wages straight time.
Middle Ga. preferred. Bunyan
Scott. Stone Mtn. Rt. 1. % A. C;
Wisnant,

White man and bor 14,
wants work on farm for wages
or part crep and part wages.
John Ronine, Autryville.

Want job as Flour and Corn
Miller, 25 yrs exp. Can keep
Best of ref.
Married. Perfectly sober. W.
A. Cogvill, Bowersville, Box
124.

Man without bad habits,
job. operating water
power Grist Mill. or Grist and
Flour Mill, in godd location.

Give full particulars in regard

to Mill and Miller house. Ready

for job. Advise at once, L. C.
Bigbee, Albany. P. O. Box 303.

Want 1 h. crop on _ halves,
with good man, good stock and
tools, with good land, suitable
for all crops; 4 or 5 A. in cot-
ton. Have to be furnished and

moved. Want av. good house.

Work for wages with right man.
J. M. Cantreel. Lithonia. Rt. 1.

Young man (crippled) wants
work, only light work, no field
work, at once. Write full de-
tails in first letter. Boyd Jones,
Rossville. Rt. 1,

23 yr. ola white, good, honest
woman, no children, can do
most any kind light farm work,
wants job. Mrs. Lolabell Bau-
gus. Watkinsville. Rt. 2.

Want 1 or 2 h. farm on halv-
es, near school bus line. Plant
peanuts, corn, maybe cotton but
no tcbaceo. 7 in family, 4 to
work when school is out ang 2
while school going on. Sober
and honest. S. M. Blackston,
Camilla. Rt. 3. :

Collards, per doz
- Mushrooms,

Leth: cartons



) &

Young married man we:
job on poultry or truck far
in Fulton Co. 1
2 children. L. E. Burney, At.
lanta. 956 Euclid Ave. eA

White man with famil Ww
1h. crop on halves. : Bs
15-20 acres. Sober, ;
christian, references. Prefer
close to school and church,
Cobb Co., with good house,
barn and pasture, near Mariet-
ta. Marshall Sumner, AC
worth, Rt. 1,

Want feed crops and turpen-
tine on shares, Plenty force
work not in draft age.
move at once. Aubry Fussel
Broxton. Rt. 2.

Want good 1 h.
house
basis in So. Ga.
truck farm. Have to be part
furnishec. Marvin W. Cowar
Waycross, Rt. 1.

Want job repairing and dig.
ging wells, and rock work.
farm. F, B. Brown, Ae
350 Washington St. =

Middleaged woman want
light farm work,no field work
nor Jaundry, Can milk. Small
family preferred. Ref. i e

lanta, 15 Pichon Ave
Want home with some 0
old folks to lock after stock an
other light farm chores, n
field work. References. G. W.
Akins, Graymont. .
Middleaged, Christian wom
an, educated, capable, wan
light farm work, no field work
Go anywhere. Mrs. Louis
Graham, Atlanta, Sta. C.
Want job as Grist Miller w
party who has regular grind,

ing; can keep rock in first clas

shape, do painting and carpen:
ter work also. Ref. J. M. D
gan, Davisboro. Rt. 2.

Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
December 19, 1941

Atlanta

Mustard Greens, per bu. hprs
Turnips, Bunched, per doz. bunches
Turnip Salad, per bu. nprs







December 9Augusta

December 11Bainbridge
December 11Valdosta
December 12Cordele

December 15Sylvester
December 16-Arlington
December 16Macon
December 16Nashville

December 9Augusta
December 11 Valdosta
December 12Cordele
December 15Sylvester __
December 16Arlington.
December 16Macon

December 19, 1941

December 11Bainbridge __

_ Livestock Sales. Georgia Auction.

Markets

Per CWT. ee
$10. 10-$10. 15

@

TOP FED CATTLE



December 16Nashville








December 19, 1941.

oted boon are for GEORGIA, GRADE A, WHITE EGGS. Grade B and. Grade
Sand sucied 2 to 5c below these quotations. .

gS, Large, white, Giade A, Doz. eee eg
Medium, Grade A, Doz. a EE

mall, Grade A, Doz.
ol., 444

TOR ee

Atlanta

40
36
32

15



12





14





14



20





- putter, best table, ib. ee eee ee

ld peas, mixed, bu.
eas, not mixed, bu.

. (80 Ibs. to bu.), bu. Sr aaa Ore

20 |.

=e
15

Columbus

42.

44

Always subject to variation.









Hed corn, bu.



1.20- 1.25





: tGnen). Per 100 tbs
a ey Per 100 lbs.

1, Peavine, per ton
o 1, Peanut, per ton
peanuts, No. 1, Ton,
Shelling Plant)

a 25+ 150



70
80.
60

1,10
1.35
3.00
2.50





16.00-17.00



_..11.00-12.00

Seer G 9.00-10.00

$105- $110) $100-



ton ed (Prime) $56.00 ton in car
ots FOB Shipping Point.

nseed meal, 8 per cent
meal, 7 per cent

55.00-57.00





1, 45. per cent

fe

55.00-57.00

---.--.12.00-15.00

16.00-17.00
10.00-12.00



-43.00 |
-40.00

45.00-47.00
42.00-44.00
_..... 42.00-44.00









INDEX

Second Hand Machinery for Sale 2
Second Hand Machinery Wanted
Incubators and Brooders for Sale_2
Incubators and brooders. Wanted___2
Plants for Sale Di
Beans and Peas for Sale oe 3.
Seed: 100 wale. Ve ee sae
Cottonseed for Sale aoe :

Peanuts and Pecans for Sale 3
Potatoes and Vegetables for Sale___
Grain and Hay for Sale

Tobacco for Sale

Fruit and Butter for Sale x
Syrup (it Sale 2
| Rabbits and Guinea Pigs for Sale

Horses and Mules for Sale
Cattle for Sale...
Hogs for Sale... 2 ee
Sheep and Goats for Sale. 3
Livestock Wanted =
Farm Help Wanted 0 oe
Positions Wanted Sodas

3