DEPARTMENT/ 
TOM LINDER 
 
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me A AGRICULTURE 
 
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CS Piccr | is ee rationed. for the 1943 crop. 
igher percentages of nitrogen will be available for vege- 
se than wt be allowed for regular field CoP, These 
 
It is aot 1 a good idea for all the farmers to. wait until plant- 
ime to try to buy fertilizer as this will probably result in 
ne farmers not being able to get fertilizer when needed. It 
ule be a good idea for each farmer to buy a portion of the 
tilizer he will need ahead of time so that he will not be de- 
dent for all his fertilizer at one time. 
 
Food Crops and Preservation 
 
is vitally necessary that all the food possible be picserved 
nserved in order that the people in Georgia, both on the 
and in the cities, do not go hungry in the winter of 1943, 
he State Department of Agriculture is now working to 
canning equipment established in as many places as pos- 
: so that the housewives can put up their own food for next 
 
Same days ago the commissioner of geeculcure started. CS 
ovement to interest onsen ee school children, merchants 
 
  
 
  
 
NOTICE 
 
The Georgia Market Bulletin belongs to the inate 
of the state. It is paid for entirely by the farmers and does  
not cost any other taxpayer a nickel. | 
 
  
 
  
 
Sch Fruits and Vegetables 
 
ae January 22, 1943 
Beans (Snap), per bu. hprs._. 
Beans (Lima), per bu. hprs. __ 
Collards, per doz. bunches 
Eggplant, per bu. hprs. _ 
Mushrooms, per 1-lb. cartons 
Mustard Greens, per bu. hprs. 
Sweet Potatoes, bulk, per bu _.. 
matoes, per 50 Ib. crate 
Turnips (Bunched), per doz. bunches 
urnip Salad, per bu. hprs. 
 
Atlanta 
$2.65-$3.00 
4.50- 6.00 
40-  .80 
 
= 3.00 
 
30-  .35 
1.00- 1.10 
90- 1.50  
$2.50- 8.00 
 
70-90 
 
90- 1.00 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
-NUMBER 19__ 
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and. farmers in a program to wake Georgia Selanne 
 
This movement has met with wide approval and cooperation 
throughout the country. Not only in Georgia but in other state 
this movement is meeting with marked success. 
 
To show how much interest other states are showie i in a 
movement for farm states to be self-sustaining, I am reproducing 
the following editorial from The Chattanooga Times: Publ 
in Chattanooga, Tennessee: 
 
. GEORGIA TAKES THE LEAD 
 
Hamilton County started early to guard against any food 
crisis next year, when County Judge Wiley Couch busied h 
- self to se if he could not get dehydrating plants for this regi 
Governor Cooper has also considered the food question for he  
entire State. This is by way of introduction to Say that the am- 
bitious plan launched by Mr. Tom Linder, commissioner of agri- 
culture for Georgia, does not catch Tennessee napping, SO to 
speak. 
 
But Mr. lander Ss plan is wore of applause front 
States in this Union. It is heartily indorsed by Governor-elec: 
Arnall of Georgia, who says rightly, ee should concentrate 
this critical problem. 
The South even in normal times is not self-sustaining i ir 
food. It is difficult for most people to realize that fact, but i 
is nevertheless true and is easily demonstratable. = 2 
 
At any rate, Commissioner Linder has launched a | plan to 
 
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Livestock Sales, Georgia Auction Markets 
 
Reports received at this office show following average prices paid 
for No. 1 hogs at the Live Stock Auction Markets named: ; 
: January 22, 1943 
 
12Augusta _. 
14Valdosta 
18Sylvester 
19Nashville 
20Albany 
20Arlington 
20Rome . 
20Vidalia. 
 
zt anuary 
January 
January 
January 
January 
January 
January 
January. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
TOP FED CATTLE  
V4 SA Pista 0 ee 
14Valdosta 
18Sylvester 
19Nashville 
20Albany 
20Arlington 
20-Rome _ 
20Vidalia 
 
See eS 
 
January 
January 
 
. January 
January 
 
_ January 
January 
January 
January 
 
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13.00- 14.30 | 
12.00- 12.80 | 
13.00- 14.00 | 
11,50- 12.00 | 
- 13.30 | 
= 137525 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
"Following are quotations by wholesale dealers in Atlanta and other cities (FOB. points senebeets: as furnished by he State Bureau of Markets, Prices 
quoted are for Georgia Grade A eggs only,= Grades B and C and Current Receipts (yard run) are quoted by wholesalers from 2c to 5c per dozen below these 
 
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oo arge, White, Grade a Doz. - 
4 Eggs, Medium, Grade A, Doz. 
Eggs, Small, Grade A, Doz. 
 
fens, Col., 4% Ibs., aw. 
 
lens, Leghorn, lb. 
gp aah Ib. 
 
Atlanta 
 
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.20- 
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.20-... 
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January 22, 1943. Always subject to variation.  
 
INDEX 
 
  
 
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Plants For Sale 
Seed For Sale 
Corn and Seed Corn For Sale. Cae 2 
Cottonseed For Sale. 2 29, 
Beans and Peas For Sale : 
Pecans and Other Fruit Trees. 
 
PG ee) gerbes 
 
  
 
Tobacco. For Sale 
Syrup For Sale 
 
  
 
Peanuts and Pecans For Sale. 3 
 
  
 
Fruit and Butter For Sale. 28 
 
  
 
  
 
Potatoes and Vegetables For Sale. 3 
 
  
 
Cattle: Por alee: = ee ee 
 
  
 
event. poraices,. Per 100 Ibs. 
Cabbage, (Green), Per 100 lbs. 
Cabbage, (White), Per 100 Ibs. 
 
3.00- 3.25 
 
  
 
Hogs Por Sale Soa s 
Horses and Mules for Sale 
 
  
 
  
 
Hay, No. 1, Peavine, per ton 
 
Rabbits and Cavies For Sale... 
 
  
 
Sheep and Goats For Sale 
 
  
 
Hay, No, 1, Peanut, per ton 
 
  
 
Spanish peanuts, No. 1, Ton 
Del. Shelling Plant) | 
 
Livestock: Wanted ee 
 
  
 
ottonseed (Prime) 
lots FOB Shipping Point) 
 
POUMEY FOr. Sale Sos oe ae ed 
Poultry Wanted = ss ee 
 
  
 
Positions. Wanted 
 
  
 
tonseed meal, 8 per cent __ 
tonseed meal, 7 per cent 33 
 
  
 
  
 
oS meal, 45 per cent 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Farm Help Wanted. 4 : 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
   
   
  
     
 
      
       
          
         
      
   
 
Address all items for publication and all requests to be put 
 
on the mailing list and for change of address to STATE BUREAU 
- OF MARKETS, 222 STATE CAPITOL, Atlanta. 
 
S Notiees of farm produce and appurtenances admissable under 
postage regulations inserted one time on each reauest and re- 
peated only when request is accompanied by new copy of notice. 
 
  
 
    
     
    
  
      
     
 
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more than 30 words including name and address. 
 
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_ Under Legislative Act the Georgia Market Bulletin does not 
-- assume any responsibility for any notice appearing in the 
Bulletin. 
 
Published Weekly at 
(4114-122 Pace St., Covington, Ga. 
By Department of Agriculture 
 
Yom Linder. Commissioner 
Executive Office. State Capitol, 
Atlanta. Ga. 
 
     
   
 
    
  
   
 
  
 
Publication Office 
 
414-212 Pace St.. Covington, Ga. 
Editorial and Executive Offices 
 
State Capitol. Atlanta. Ga. 
 
Notify on FORM 3578Bureau o: 
.. Market, 222 State Capitol, 
i Atlanta, Ga. 
 
  
 
  
 
Entered as second class matter 
august 17-1937, 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 
of October 8. 1917. 
 
Buy Fertilizer Early This Year 
 
(Continued from Page One) / 
 
OM LINDEK 
 
  
 
make Georgia self-sustaining in food in 1943. His 
irst move is the full organization of all 4-H Clubs in 
Georgia, all Future Farmers of America organizations 
within the State, and all Boy Scout and Girl Scout 
groups. - ee 
The plan is for the young farm boys and girls of 
Georgia to move up front in farm management and 
food production this year. This idea Commissioner 
Linder takes from a suggestion by Charles J. Haden, 
\tlanta capitalist,.who says, The farm population 
as_been drained by the demands of war. Its up to 
those who are too old for the draft, and those who are 
too young, to take over the job of managing the farm 
and producing the crops we are certain to lose 
less someone steps in to handle the problems of the 
rmer called to arms. Pat 
And Commissioner Linder says, We will move 
toward our goal with that idea in mind. We will 
0 ganize by counties and see that everyone available 
eae all acreage possible for the production of 
od. : f t 5 * 
President Roosevelt has said January 12 is 
arm Mobilization Day. Georgia plans to have its 
program well under way by them. - 
ane a January 12, said Commissioner Linder, we 
reorgia people ought to have a pretty substantial 
dea of what we shall do to bring the food crops out 
f the soil this year. I am sure, in view of the nation- 
il appeal, Georgia will go far beyond storing up food 
. her own pantry shelves-_we ought to have a con- 
derable store of food left over to help other States. 
 
  
   
 
   
  
  
   
    
    
      
    
 
     
 
   
    
    
  
   
  
  
 
ble from many standpoints, For instance, he plans 
 
set-up in each county of broken or useless farm 
machinery from which source each farmer who needs 
Spare parts for.machinery on his farm will be able 
to draw to keep his own machinery moving.  
Of course, Commissioner Linder realizes that 
one of the chief problems will be obtaining containers 
o preserve foods in the home Commissioner Linder 
s already busy trying to round up a supply of glass 
ars, realizing that there is little hope of getting tin 
eontainers. 
 
_ Biyery State in the Southeast should study Com- 
nissioner Linders plan. The South must be self- 
ustaining in food during 1943. There is no longer 
any chante of over-producing food. The need for it 
will be even greater immediately after the war than 
t is now, for we must feed the starving population 
 
~Kurope. 
 
     
      
    
 
  
     
      
     
    
 
   
  
     
  
 
_ The Times feels that it should congratulate the 
eighboring State of Georgia on launching the splen- 
lid plan and we believe that it will be carried through 
ye TOM LINDER, 
 
e Commissioner of Agriculture. 
 
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SEED FOR SALE 
 
  
 
_ SEED FOR SALE 
 
Moon and Stars Watermelon 
seed, red meat and fine flavor, 
wilt-resistant vines, 1 oz., 20c; 
% |b. 1dc; % Ib. $1.50; $3.00 lb. 
Postpaid. J. D. Whitefield, Tif- 
ton, 316 South Central Ave. 
 
  
   
 
   
    
     
     
     
    
    
 
cleaned, 9c lb.;. Korean Lesped- 
eza_ seed, Combine run, 3c lb.; 
Sericea. seed, Combine run, 14 
 
  
    
 
eacupful; Pumpkin, citron. 
Banana muskmelon seed, 
 
aes 
 
   
 
  
 
. Comi*hissioner Linders organization is admir-| 
 
Korean Lespedeza seed, re-| 
 
  
 
  
 
 0c cag eae Se ree del. | lb.; Mixed field peas, $2.75 bu. 
 
Mark T. Wa ewey Rose. 
 
     
   
 
      
 
  
 
- MARKET BULLETIN 
 
SEED FOR SALE 
 
PLANTS FOR SALE 
 
  
 
2000 Ibs. good Kobe Lesped- 
eza seed, 10c lb. for lot. Jas.) 
B. Woods, Brooks. 
 
Sericea, Kobe and Korean 
Lespedeza seed for sale. Write 
for folder. B. C: Teasley, M. D., 
Hartwell. 
 
Korean Lespedeza seed, 7c; 
Kobe, 9c: Serecia, 19c; Crota- 
laria seed, 8c; New Era peas, 
$2.50: Biloxi beans, $2.75; Ter- 
rif oats, 75c. L. A. Caldwell, 
Gay, R. 1. 
 
Pumpkin, okra seed, 20 -cup- 
ful; White rice peas, 10c lb.; 
Martin gourd seed, 25c cupful; 
Dixie Sunshine Marigold seed, 
orange and lemon, 5c spoonful. 
Frances Biller, Ellijay, R. 3. 
 
100 lbs. Black half runner 
seed beans, 95 per cent pure, 
$25.00, FOB; 50 Ibs. Baby 
Limas, pure seed, 12%c lb. Only 
entire lots sold. E. C. Floyd, 
Ellenwood. / 
 
Mammoth Russian Sunflow- 
er seed, 85c gal.; Okra seed, 
$1.25 gal.; Cuban Queen water- 
melon seed, 25c cupful; Chufa 
seed, 25c lb. Postage paid. Mrs. 
iT D Eiiott,, Lavonia, KR. 1- 
 
50-75 lbs. collard seed, clean, 
good, for sale. The Heading cab- 
bage collards. L. L. Ware, Car- 
negie. a 
Honey drip cane seed, 50c 
gal.: Martin gourd seed, 20 
cup: Large size; Ga. rattlesnake 
watermelon seed, 25c eupful; 
Exe. for good yellow beeswax 
or sage plants, Will take 3 
stamps. H. F. Redfern, .Mitch- 
ell. 
 
Willetts Wonder English pea 
seed, frost proof, now time to 
plant, 25c lb. Add postage. 5S. 
D. Guillebean, Lincolnton, Rt 
2. 
 
Wonderful (new) edible Soy 
bean seed, 50c lb. Plus postage. 
 
Mrs. Clara Prince, Demorest, 
R. 1, Box. 14. 
500 Ibs. scarified Serecian 
 
Lespedeza seed, 25c Tb., FOB.; 
Also 100 bu..D. & P. L. No. 12 
cotton seed, recleaned, $1.50. bu. 
W. G. Dorris, Douglasville. 
 
Striped half runner garden | 
 
bean seed, Also few extra early 
White bean seed, all tender 
hull, sound, free from weevils, 
30c pint; Add 5c postage per 
 
pt. Mrs. Maud Fraser, Buford, 
Re2; 
 
Thrifty half runner bean 
seed, 25c teacupful; Old fash- 
ioned running butterbean seed, 
20c large teacupful, All FOB. 
Mrs. Will Howell, Mitchell, R. 
 
500 lbs. pure cane seed, clean 
 
and sound, Texas Honey drip, 
 
214c 1b. Best on market for 
 
syrup. W. W. McPherson, Villa | $ 
 
Rica. 2 
 
Mammoth Sunflower seed, 
15c Send postage. G. W. Akins, 
Graymont. 
 
Serecian Lespedeza seed, not 
scarified, 15c lb.; Searified, 25c 
Ib.. All C. O. D. Free from 
noxious weeds. Also purebred 
Stoneville 2-B. cotton seed, ist 
 
r., $5.00 CWT. No order less 
than 1 CWT. C. O. D. Ben H. 
White, Hartwell, R. 3. 
 
Several hundred lbs. Sericea 
seed from Combine run, 12%%c 
lb. FOB. O. D. Cannon, Lavo- 
nia. 
 
South American Winter 
Queen watermelon seed, the 
melon for eating and keeping 
quality, 4 02., 35c; % lb. 60c; 
$1.00 lb. J. H. Rooks, Spring- 
vale. ; 
 
White half runner bean seed, 
guar. tender and free from 
 
weeviles, 25c cupful. Cheaper in/ 
 
larger orders. No stamps or 
personal chks. Mrs. W. H. Pad-. 
gett, Jasper, Rt. 2. 
 
30 Ibs. dwarf okra seed, 20c. 
Ib.; $5.00 for lot, M. O. only. 
Mrs. J. C. Boling, Jasper, R. 
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Old Fash. half runner garden 
beans and white tender hull 
cornfield seed beans, 25c cup; , 
Lady Thompson strawberr 
plants, 200, 35c. Mrs. J. M. Hall, 
Calhoun, R. 1. 
 
  
 
PLANTS FOR SALE 
 
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Everbearing st raw berry 
plants, $2.00 M.; 500, $1.25; 200, 
 
1 70c; 30c GC. Full count, prompt 
 
shipment. Mrs. Ima Miles, Bax- 
ley, R. 4.  Sy a : 
 
Lady T. strawberry plants, 
30c C.; $2.50 M.: White Iceburg 
blackberry, 6, 50c; Peppermint 
plants, 24, 25c; Exc. for print- 
ed or white sacks. No chks. 
Mrs. - Lona Blackwell, Dah- 
lonega, R. 1. 
 
Cabbage plants: Earl co 
Chas., Flat Dutch ae Cone 
hagan, 500, 65c: $1.25 M.: 5 M., 
0) io exp. Rahidig for prices 
nm truckload. John W. Berry- 
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Chas. W., Early Jersey Flat 
Dutch cabbage plants, $1.00 
M.; 500, 60c; 200, 30c; All del, 
J. P. Mullis, Baxley, R. 4. 
 
Klondike strawberry plants, 
20c: C.: $2.00 M. Good thrift 
plants. Add postage. Mrs. W. 
HH. Anderson, Murrayville, R. 
i: 
 
Chas. W:, Early Jersey, J. 
W. cabbage plants, $1.00 M.; 
500, 60c; 30c, 200. All del. 
Prompt shipment. Full count, 
Miss Mary M. Crosby, Baxley. 
 
Frost proof cabbage plants, 
300, 50c: $1.25 M.; Collard 
plants, $1.00 M. Collard seed, 
50c Ib.: Baltimore tomato seed, 
$1.00. Ib. del. C. W. Smith, 
Gainesville, R. 2.  
 
Ga. and Heading -collard 
plants, 25 C.; 75 M.; Dutch 
and C. W. Cabbage plants, 25c 
C.; $1.25 M. All mailed. ck 
Crow, Gainesville, R. 2. 
 
Well rooted sage plants, $1.25 
doz.: Imp. Gibson Wonderbear- 
er Jewels, strawberry plants, 
50c C.: No order less than $1.00. 
Cash or M. O. Mary Stephens, 
Dahlonega, R. 1. 
 
Extra nice strawberry plants; 
Red Gold, Big Jumbos, Lady 
Thompson, 30c C.; $2:50 << Me 
Mrs. R. H. Clark, Gainesville, 
 
Rt. 7. 
 
Several hundred Ibs. Korean 
Lespedeza, 614c lb. A. M. Aiken, 
Madison.  
 
15 teacupsful Clemson _spine- 
less okra seed, Ist yr. planted, 
25c cupful; 5 teacupsfyl pump- 
kin seed, 35c cup; ckyford 
cantaloupe seed, 10c table- 
spoonful. You pay postage. 
Louise Walston, Franklin, R. 3. 
 
700 or 800 lbs. good cane 
seed, 1942 crop, (name of cane, 
Willow Broom) 4c lb. for lot, 
FOB. Cash with order. W..H. 
Wood, Martin, R. 1. 
 
Kobe lespedeza recleaned and 
fine grade, free of dodder, 12 
ib., FOB. C. L. Rhyne, Americ- 
us. - 
 
Kudzu crowns, $7.00 M. Clyde 
 
Lanier, Graymont. _ 
 
plants, 400 del. for $1.00, or 
exc. for 8 lbs. dried peaches and 
apples (free of worms), or for 
8 feed sacks, 100 Ib. size. Mrs. 
B. T. Thornton, Bowdon. Rt. 1. 
 
Thousands Iceberg lettuce, 
Bermuda onions, Kale, Endive, 
Rutabaga, collards, beets, 
Wakefield cabbage, nest onions, 
parsnips, carrots, parsley, 35 
CG. del. Straight or mixed. Mrs. 
H, V. Franklin, Register. 
 
Plants, fresh, extra early J. 
and Chas. W. cabbage, 500, 65c; 
1.00 M.: White Bermuda onion, 
500, 80c.; $1.40 M. All del. 
del. postpaid. Prompt shipment 
and Sat. guar. F.. FF. Stokes, 
Fitzgerald. Li 
 
Strawberry, Klondike, 25 C.; 
$1.25, 500; $2.00 M.; Mastodon, 
35c C.: $2.00, 500: $3.75 M. Well 
rooted young plants, prompt 
shipment. Old fashion Blue 
Damson plum, 30c ea.; 6, $1.00. 
ev agh Grace Crowe, Cumming, 
Rt 1s 
 
Kiondike strawberry plants, 
 
No chks. R. J. Holland, Em- 
 
pire. 
 
Well rooted everbearing Mas- 
todon strawberry plants, 50c 
G2300;-$1.00;< Px -P. in Ga. 
Wyman Walker, Forsyth. 
 
' Strawberry, Klondike, 25c C.; 
$1.25, 500; $2.00 M. Mastodon, 
35 C.; $2.00, 500: $3.75 M. Well 
rooted, young. plants, prompt 
shipment. Old fash. Blue plum, 
30c ea.: 6, $1.00.. Mrs. A. D. 
Jones, Cumming, R. 1. 
 
Lady Thompson or Klondike 
strawberry plants, 30e C.: $2.00 
M. No chks. H. W. Summerour, 
Gainesville, R. 2. \ 
 
Cabbage plants, early Jersey 
and Chas., 500, 60c: $1.00 M.; 
White Bermuda onion plants, 
500, 60c: $1.00 M. All postpaid. 
to45, Stokes, Fitzgerald. 
 
Sage plants, well rooted, 2, 
256-5, 50:; $1.00 doz.; $7.00 C. 
Nice rooted bunch of catnip, 15c 
or with 1 sage plant, 25c. Tea- 
 
{ spoon catnip seed, 15c. V. Keith, 
 
Alvaten. . 
 
Plants: Frost proof cabbage, 
$1.00 M.; White Bermuda onion, 
$1.50 M.: Seed Chufas, $5.00 bu. 
recleaned; Seed cane, No. 29- 
116, $15.00 per 1000 stalks: 
Stoneville B-2 cotton seed, $1.50 
bu. W. W. Williams, Quitman. 
 
  
 
_ CORN AND SEED 
CORN FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Fine seed corn, nubbed and 
hand shelled, $1.00 pk. P. P 
P. Pulliam, Toccoa, 706 Broad 
 
White popcorn, 5c lb. Nice 
clean, treated for weevils. Add 
postage. J. T. Brown, McDo- 
 
ugh, R. 3, Box 137.  
 
  
 
      
     
 
   
 
Wednesday, January 27, 1 
 
(CW, FOB. J... 
-vonia. : 
 
ton seed, $1.50 pu. 1 
 
Everbearing strawberry 
 
| Cwm. C. M. Jones, Suwa 
 
$1.15, 500; $2.00 M. FOB. M. O. 
 
| son, R, 1. 
 
B. Gilbert, Toomsboro. 
 
  
 
  
 
COTTONSEED > 
FOR SALE _ 
 
   
  
   
 
  
 
Stoneville, 2-8, Ist yr. 
and clean; $1.50 bu., FOB: 
Hastings new yellow px 
seed corn, field sel, 1 
and shelled, $2.50 bu.; 75e 
Add postage, if by mail. 
Alexander, Carrollton, R 
 
      
     
    
 
   
 
  
  
  
  
 
seed, Ist yr. from Breed 
vately ginned and recle 
made 519 Ib. lint per 
Riley C. Couch, Turin. 
 
Broomes 90-day p 
Wanamakers Cl 
Big Boll cottonseed, B 
rect from breeder, both wi 
sistant and kept pure a 
gin. 1 in. or better staple, 
 
   
 
       
   
 
   
       
 
    
  
  
   
  
 
Rt 2 Box 27%. 
 
Stoneville 2-B, ist. yr. 
originator one variety gin 
culled, cleaned, graded ce 
treated, pure and perfect, 
Beasley 
 
   
       
   
  
      
      
         
       
     
   
 
   
  
  
 
ginned on one variety gin, 
in. staple, limited amt., 
CWT; FOB. Also. Has 
bunch lima beans, 2c  
Hastings tender corn field 
seed 20c cup; Purple hull 
fine flavor, 10c lb.. Parcel- 
S. A. Verner. Lavonia. 
 
Nice lot D & P. L 
cotton seed, ist yr., 40 ] 
lint, clean and sound, $1 
Grady Adams, Social 
 
Cokers 100 str. 3 cotto 
kept pure at gin, Ist y: 
CWT in bags, FOB Mad 
Monroe our convenien 
$5.25 CWT bulk at Bost 
Write for prices on big lot 
&. Eckles, Bostwick. 
 
   
        
      
 
          
 
   
 
   
  
   
  
   
   
  
   
      
       
 
    
   
    
   
   
   
   
 
Rucker imp. cotton (1 
makes a 500 Ib. bale)  
cent lint staple 1 1-18 in. 
ed, $1.75 bu.: Non-treated, $ 
bu. Thomas Rucker, Ashla 
 
Pure D. & PN 
 
  
    
   
    
 
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cleaned. B. M. Peek, Carroll 
Rte.  
 
Purebred Stoneville, 
cotton seed, Ist yr., 
No orders less than 5 
Harris, Griffin, Box 3! 
 
  
 
  
  
  
     
  
  
 
      
   
 
   
   
     
      
  
   
  
 
40 bu. Wannamake 
Cleveland Big Bow! cot 
1st yr. from breeder, k 
at ein $1,507 bu; Oo 
Pearman, Pavo, R. ; 
 
  
  
   
  
  
  
   
 
Summerours chi-bre 
seed, kept pure at gi 
 
2. 
 
30 bu. Summerours i 
cotton seed, ist yr. from 
er, kept pure i 
 
   
    
   
          
   
  
   
  
   
 
at gin, 
CWT, FOB. Center Post 
W. L. King, LaFayette, 
In care Center Post Gin 
 
    
   
    
 
Pure Coker 200 cott 
2d yr., 1 1-16 in. staplk 
CWT: ton lots, $90.00 to 
50 bu. 2 yr. old Roldo | 
cotton seed, 1 in. s 
wilt resistant cotton OV 
Ga., $1.50 bu. All prices fo 
at Ashland. J. H. Smi 
land. ae i 
 
D & Pye, Ae 
seed for planting, Ist. 
in., $4.25 C' 
 
   
   
    
       
 
    
    
      
  
    
  
  
  
    
 
  
   
 
farm; 
tion. Exc. 
Mrs. Geo. Ross, Eastma: 
3, Box 66. ae 
 
15 bales Coker 200 
seed, kept pure at gin, 1 
in. staple, $1.50 bu. FOB. 
Ariail, Ashland, 
 
D. & P. L., Ne. 12-45 
ginned on private gin, re 
ed, no dirt or black se 
ped in even wt. bags, $ 
if come for and _ bring 
$1.25 bu. J. L. Thomas, 
 
  
     
     
 
   
    
 
    
      
 
      
   
 
Coxs choice ott 
1. 1-16 to 1 1-8 in. sta 
CWT, FOB; or $5.00 C 
purchasers bags at barn 
Cox, Roswell. ese 
 
  
   
      
     
 
   
 
Broomes 90-day, _ 
wilt-resistant cotton se 
rect from breeder, 1st. 
pure at gin, Also limite 
Wanamaker Cleveland Big 
$5.00 CWT. Otis M Q 
Summit, R. 2, Box 27. 
 
Cotton seed, heavy f 
bales per acre, prolific, 
early, best inch lint as 
48 per cent, $2.00 bu. M1 
 
   
      
   
 
    
     
        
  
   
 
   
  
   
        
    
 
   
   
    
 
Rhynes cotton seed, 
and wilt-resistant str 
Stoneville by the breeder. 
Rhyne, Americus. 
 
Broomes wilt resistant  
seed, ist yr. from origina 
Will exc. 2 bu. seed for 
of peas, any var. Carlton 
nolds, Summerville, RFD. 
 
Stoneville 2-B. cotton 
2nd yr. from breeder, $5. 
100; sacked and del. 
Herring, Canon, R. 2. 
 
   
      
  
  
    
   
   
 
   
 
       
   
 
   
    
 
     
   
   
 
BEANS AND PEAS | 
FOR oALE : 
 
  
 
0. bu. peas at my barn, $2. 50 
Call at once. Conley Mat- 
s, Greenville, R. 3. 
 
Heavy bearing black pole 
 
bean and stripped half runner, | 
 
cup: Black pea _ bean, 
till frost, same _ price; 
 
100 lb. feed sacks, ripped| R 
 
bleached, 15c ea. P. P. 
 
- 
irs. W. V. Robbs, Flowery 
 
s56d da fashioned half run-| 
 
striped garden seed beans, 
htly rafxed, tender and 
vy bearers, 15 t..2 or 20e 
ee M Mrs. 2B. yer, Cum- 
 
e Ripper peas, $3.50 bu.; 
Also want some soy beans. Live 
15 mi. Ellijay. Mrs. J. J. Pat- 
erson, Hilijay. . 
 
eas for sale: Brabs, Clays, 
 
ipps, ea. $3. 00 bu.; Mixed 
 
as, $2.90 bu. FOR. J. M. 
 
ayes, Thomson. 
 
Red speckled crowder peas, | 
 
10c Ib. in 5 Jb lots or more; 
 
Spe kled half runner ,garden 
 
bean seed, sage ground, ea., 25c 
 
cupful. All prepaid. No chks. G. 
. Brown, Ball; Ground, R. 1. 
 
ender hull striped half run- 
buneh beans, 20c teacupful; 
 
3 
Be pt bantams, 1.00. Come 
will not ship. Mrs. Frank 
Gainesville, R. 4, Box 93. 
 
time tender speckled half 
arden beans, 25c tea- 
pt white cornfield beans, 
Garlic bulbs, 25 
Sage for: seasoning, 
, 25 teacupful. All post- 
Miss Gennia Brown, Ball 
Res. 
vet beans in eyen wt. bags, 
2.50 bu. Chas. C. Walker, Mar- 
 
price; 
 
et tle white mush peas, 10c 
i hus postage. Wo stamps or 
 
s. acc. Hattie Higgins, Dah- 
Beaks AND OTHER 
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
eadiae var.: epic: 
pear, cherry trees. grape vines 
at low prices. State insp. stock. 
mite for list. .<'T. M. Webb. 
 
Ellijay. 
 
*Insp. leading var. apple, 
 
mes. ald, 15 ea,; 1 and. 2 
ee pear and cherry, 25c 
and 40c ea. Paper shell pecans 
t., 75c. Lee Head, Cornelia. 
 
tate insp., 
 
vines, $6.00 C.: $1.25 doz.: Black 
walnut, $2. 40 doz.: $10.00 C. 
Plum and apricot, $1.50 doz. 
irs. E. B. Travis, Riverdale. 
Surrant bushes, 10c ea.; $9.00 
2... Cherries, Plums, Hilmer 
lackb erries, scuppernongs, 
rooted, 25c ea. $1.00 orders 
+ aid: Also 3 lbs. dry Sage, 
Ib.; 3% lbs., Hot pepper, 
lb. $2.00 orders postpaid. 
phine Raley. Mitchell. 
 
ooted bronze scuppernong 
 
taes. 3. ft.,; postpaid. .- 
 
nith, Braselton. 
 
eedling pecan trees, sweet 
pol legranate and white scup- 
pernong sprouts, 25c ea.: Black 
walnut, Apple and Fig sprouts, 
20c ea. Add postage. Mrs. C. 
 
. Sledge, Byron, Rt. 1. 
 
1 yr. old sweet pomegranate 
sprouts, 25c ea. A. J. Stanton, 
wey Porn. 
_ Extra good yellow juicy 
peach trees, 15 ea.: $1.50 doz.; 
_ Garlic. 50c doz. Exe. for sacks. 
. Mrs. siorley Richards, Talking 
Rock, Rt. 
 
The cream scuppernongs, 
Black muscadines and black 
Concord grapes, 10c ea.. $1.00 
doz.; also . Jewells Golden 
strawberry, large kind. plants, 
 Mrs. H, T. Wright, Waco, 
2. 
 
State insp., lead. var., apple 
and peach trees, 2-4 it.. 10c 
and 15c ea, Paper shell pecans, 
75c ea.; Pears, 25c ea.; grape- 
- wines, Concord, Niagara, Lutie, 
 
2 yrs. old, well rooted, 10c ea. 
All postpaid, W. H. Alexander, 
Cleveland. 
 
Black Walnut trees, 
Himalaya blackberry, 
oad. well rodted and 
trong, $1.00 joa $5.00 C., 
Bicnche Woodruff, Greenville. 
 
_ Black Walnut 2 ft., $1.00 doz. 
Not del. Brown Turkey fig 
bushes, 20c ea. Del. to 2nd 
 zone. Bis. fapie Pattillo, La- 
Grange, R >; Box 7g. 
 
TOBACCO FOR SALE 
 
%. ft., 
black 
 
  
 
  
 
Barn cured tobacco, guar. 
aged, mellow, chewing, 7 lbs., 
1.00; good smoking, 9 Ibs., 
1.00, All post paid to 3d zone. 
 
it. guar. Mrs. A. B. Williams, 
 
na. 
: About 74% tebacco, del., 
 
WwW. M ean Hazel-. 
 
Add postage; Also trio | 
 
del. 
 
peach, 
 
true to name | 
leading var. peach trees, grape 
 
SYRUP FOR SALE = 
 
ATTLE FOR SALE 
 
  
 
39 gal. bbl., $28.00: 6, 10 Ib. 
cans, $6.00; 12, 5 lb. cans, $6.00: 
12, 32 oz. bottles, $3.00: 24, 16 
oz. bottles, $3.00. All FOB. Mel- 
vin Collins, Whigham. 
 
240 gal. pure Ga. cane syrup, 
5 Me L Bee JG. Hively, | os 
 
  
 
PEANUTS AND PECANS 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
225 lbs. sound seedlings pe~ 
cans, 1942 crop, 18 Ib. for the 
lot. Miss Belle Timmerman, 
Bronwood, Box 83. 
 
900 Ibs. Spanish peanuts, 
bright and sound, 7c Ib.; 25 bu. 
sweet potatoes, well cured and 
sweet, $2.00 per 100 at farm. 
No samples sent. K. S. Lindsey, 
Lizzella, R. 1, Box 196, (6 mi. 
Roberts on Hwy. 22.) 
 
  
 
FRUIT AND BUTTER 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
3-4 Ibs. butter, nice and fresh 
each week, 35c Ib., del to 1, 2 
or 3 zones; 40c to other zones 
Mrs. Roy A. Moss, Ball 
Ground, R. 1. : 
 
10-15 lbs. Ist class dried ap- 
ples, 7c Ib.; Add postage. Rosa 
C. Allan, Alto, R. 2, Oak Hill 
 
| Farm. 
 
Fresh country butter, 3 lbs., 
$1.25. Can furnish 3 Ibs. week- 
ly. Bonnie Smith, Gainesville, 
Rt. 2: 
 
  
 
POTATOES AND 
VEGETABLES FOR SALE 
 
Collards, 60c doz. bunches. 
See or write. Maggie Lee Grant, 
Cedartown, R. 1. Box 162. 
 
20-25 bu. No. 1 eating and seed 
porniges: $1.25 at my home. 
 
xe. for bred O. I. C., P. C. sow 
treated and papers, farrow by 
Mch. 15; or Jersey heifers, 
freshen Mch. or Apr.: Also sell 
new wagon brakes, 
A. White, Fairburn, R. 2. 
 
45 pu. sweet potatoes, $1.00 
bu. in trucks or less at farm, 
Eatonton Hwy., 5 mi. Gray; Al- 
so several hundred large heads 
collards at farm. L. J. Mong- 
hon, Haddock. 
 
35 bu. Red Skin P. R. pota- 
toes, $1.25 bu. For further in- 
formation write. W. M. Wilson, 
Lithia Springs, R. 1. 
 
To truckers; Fine Ga. head- 
ing collards at my farm, 10 mi. 
Barnesville. Come at _ once. 
Cash. G. W. Pippin, Culloden, 
R. 1. Box 36. 
 
  
 
CATTLE FOR SALE 
 
  
 
.One Jersey cow, $85.00. Now 
milking and fresh again soon. 
T. F. Hicks, Adel. 
 
2, Reg. White Face Hereford 
pulls, with horns, 18 mos. and 
20 mos. Domino and Woodford 
Str., $150.00 and $200.00. Trade 
 
for young heifers or good clean  
 
lespedeza seed. R. M. Reynolds, 
The Rock, P. O. Box 68. 
 
3 Reg. Horn type Hereford 
bulls, 8-10 yrs. old; One Guern- 
gey bull, 18 mos. old, not reg., 
put Grandson of one of the best 
herds, priced to sell. One Jer- 
sey heifer, will freshan next 
mo. W. C. Denny, Decatur, 511 
Wesley Chapel Road. In Care 
of Dennys Hereford Farms. 
 
15 grade mileh Jersey cows. 
Some fresh, some Springers, At 
Penfield Farm. M. T.. Sanders, 
Commerce. 
 
8 Jersey cows, fresh in, for 
gale. See them at Digby, (near 
Brooks.) Mrs. B. D. Lee, Brooks 
Rte 
 
One Guernsey milch cow, 
fresh in soon with 3rd ealf. 3 
or 4 gal. milk daily, $100.00 
cash. Also 96 head good laying 
hens; 84 White Leghorns; 12 R. 
I. R., 11 mos. old, AAA grade, 
$1. 25 ea. Will not sell hens 
separate. J. B. McLeod, Val- 
dosta, Rts 3, Box 37, 
 
One, 8 mos. old Guernsey 
bull, fine condition for sale or 
exc. for milch cow. Mrs. T. R. 
Jett, Decatur, Montreal Bee R. 
ee 
 
20 milch cows, 1 Reg. Gis 
sey bull: 2 dbl. unite milking 
machine, etc., for sale. Cows to: 
be sold all together. Ira T. Me- 
Daniel, Ringgold. 
 
1 fine bull calf, half Guern- 
sey and ha Jersey, 9 mos. old, 
for sale. J. Hamp Sirman, Val- 
 
  
 
dosta, P. Q. Box 522. 
 
Pure sugar cane syrup, 35 to 
 
$10.00. C.. 
 
  
 
J real: nice reg., yr. ol 
Guernsey bull, $150.  at my 
farm. Dewey Bowen, Americus, 
RFD. 
 
One Reg. Su cow, ist 
calf, fresh in; Also one Reg. 
Guernsey bull calf, 5 mos. old. 
Best bloodlines. E. O. Edwards, 
Bethlehem... 
 
Auction Sale of cattle to be 
held at the Jarman Livestock 
Barn, Moultrie, Friday, Febru- 
ary 12th, at 1:00 P. M. Good op- 
portunity for both ouyers and 
sellers of dairy type cattle. 
Those intending to bring cattle 
to this sale, should write. W. E. 
Aycock, Moultrie, Box 23. 
 
White Face male, 3 yrs. old, 
gentle. no bad habits, 950-1000 
lbs., $100.00 at my farm; Want 
baby calves, good dairy stock, 
prefer J. or Guernsey. Write 
 
rice and location. G. W. Ross, 
 
Hastman, Rt. 3, Box 66. 
 
  
 
HOGS FOR SALE  
 
  
 
Thrifty Essex shoats, 6 and 
8 mos. old, weighing from 135- 
175 lbs.; Also 6 wks. old pigs, 
Feb. 12, all healthy and grow- 
ing, for sale at my barn. H. 
C. Prophitt, Chipley, R. 3. 
 
Reg. Poland China sow, 1942 
Southeastern Fair prize winner, 
2 yrs. old will farrow Mech. 21. 
Wt. .-approx. 500 lbs. W. B. 
Fokes, Atlanta, 268 Marietta 
St., N. W. Phone Day, JA. 2443, 
Night, VE. 4458. 
 
5S. PC. pigs, 2 mos. old, 
 
purebred, $10.00 oe Reg. in 
 
peers name, 3 mi. N. pee Er 
P. Morgin, Metter, Rt. 
 
One Spotted Poland China 
male hog, 1% yrs. old, subj. to 
reg., wt. about 240 Ibs., nice, 
 
Blocky type, $25.00 cash. S. 
Ingram, Boston. 
 
Big Bone Poland China sow, 
$75.00 at my place. Can give 
papers on her. J. E. Perey, 
Sharpsburg. 
 
Guinea hogs: gilts about 50 
Ibs., white and black spotted, 
easily kept fat, $20.00 ea.; male 
and 2 gilts, $50, 00. FOB. (No 
males for sale except- with 
gilts). Money back guarantee 
of sat. R. EH. Barnes, Gray- 
mont. 
 
  
 
HORSES AND MULES 
- FOR SALE 
 
o 
 
  
 
CORRECTION: Nice Shet- 
land pony for sale or swap for 
cow. Also 1 grade milch goat, 
freshen in Mch. $10.00 or swap 
for heifer calf, or what have 
you? Beverly Estes Allen, At- 
lanta, 1770 Mt. Paran Rd. N. 
Ww. 
 
Scrapper Boy 391241 (By 
Merry Boy) Plantation walking 
horse at Stud: (Dbl. Grandson 
Roan Allen). Make Reserva- 
tions.. Reg. mares only. Gordon 
Kettles, Dalton. 
 
900 to 1000 lb. mule for sale 
or exc. for milch cows, brood 
sows or thoroughbred Of 
male hog or anything can use 
on farm. R. C. Brewer, Lula, 
Star Rt. 
 
An 8 yr. old farm mule, about 
950 lbs. No plug, able worker, 
$200.00. See her on Cassie Pea- 
cocks farm, 9 mi. Blackshear. 
Reppard Sheffield, Waycross, 
310 Butler St. 
 
One horse colt, 5% mos.~-old, 
beautiful roan col., extra large 
and fine for age, halter broke, 
 
very gentle and easily handled, 
 
$60.00 at my farm, 2 mi. No. 
W. Bostwick. R. E. Kimsey, 
Bishop, R. 1. 
 
At Stud: One, 4 yrs. old, Ga. 
State College of Agri. bred 
Jack, fee, $10.00: one of the 
best and smoothest Jacks. come 
 
from 1100 lb. Jack. Serve him}: 
 
at my home, 1% mi. W. Cleve- 
land. K.-S. Price, Cleveland. 
 
Fairly good mule for sale or 
trade for corn, hay, pigs, cow 
or yearlings, or anything can 
use on farm of same value. Live 
2% mi. N. HE. Stockbridge. J. 
N. Young, Stockbridge. Rt. 1 
 
1 black brood mare, 1100- 
1200 lbs., $100.00 or exc. for 
beef cattle, White Face or Poll 
Angus, at 10c Ib. Graham Simp- 
son, Culverton, Rt. 1, Box 38. 
 
Mule,, wt. 900 Iibs., good 
health, work anywhere, for sale 
for cash or exc. for nice,. young 
milch cow, at my place. Mrs. 
W. J. Rogers, Claxton. 
 
5 good farm mules, also 3 
horse colts and 1 mare colt for 
sale at my farm, 6 mi. No. 
Jonesboro, on Hwy. No. 41. G. 
L. Echols, Forest Park. 
 
Gray Roan, 6 yrs. old, Plan- 
tation Gelding. Very gentle, 
traffic broke. Niece buy. Earl 
oe Atlanta, Cheshire Rrinee 
 
| /HOBEES, S 
 
AND MULES 
SALE  
 
  
 
Frank Johns, 
 
-old in March; 1 
 
  
 
r : : a A s 
Black mare mule, 10 yrs. old, 
 
4100 Ibs. ., sound, fast and gent- 
 
le, work anywhere, $150.00. W. 
A. Parrish, Austell, R. 2. 
 
  
 
RABBITS AND CAVIES 
 
* FOR SALE 
 
  
 
One Steel gray 10 mos. old 
buck rabbit,  $2.50, FOB. Rea- 
son for selling to keep from im- 
breeding. L. J. Wilcher, Sand- 
ersville, R. 2. 
 
Long haired white Angora 
rabbits from prize winning 
stock, 10 wks. old, Ped. furn., 
$5.00 ea., plus shipping chgs. 
hella 816 
Ponce de Leon PL; < ete. 
 
5339-M. 
 
  
 
SHEEP AND GOATS 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
ianoking orders for ee 
reg. Toggenburg kids. Mch. del. 
 
Reg. Tog. buck, service by G-| 
 
Man Joes Confucius, T-3032. 
Fee, purebreds, $5. 00: Grades, 
 
$3.00. Warren Rollins, Atlanta, 
 
3849 Murray Hill Ave. N. E. 
 
Few choice purebred and reg. 
 
Toggenburg doelings and ma- 
ture dams, bred. Hornless and 
of extra high producing stock. 
Also buck service by Sir Ro 
derrick =-of South fame, fee, 
$5.00. John Hynds, Atlanta, 93 
Warren St., N. E., De. 5140. 
 
At Stud: Reg. Purebred Sa- 
anen buck (Snow Prince) No. 
S. 4740. High milk producing 
stock. Fee $3.00. John R. Fau- 
cett, Austell, Rt. 1, Austell- 
Marietta Rd. at Seaboard R. R. 
Cut. 
 
Milk goats for sale. Kids 
from 22 lbs., 11 oz., breedings, 
reg., in buyers name. Mrs. Arch 
Harris, Clarkesville. 
 
20 head ewes, some have 
lambs and some will soon. $6.00 
ea. at my barn. W. Y. Harper, 
Wray. 
 
1 nannie goat, about 1 yr. 
old, $4.00 or exc. for guinea 
hens and rooster or bantams, 
all to be 1942 hatch. Wilbert 
Thackston, Hiram, Rt. 1. ~ 
 
1 white Toggenburg goat, 
freshen soon, for sale cheap. H 
A. Summers, Conyers. 
 
3 milk goats, bred to reg. 
Toggenburg buck, for sale. T. 
E. Bunn, Jr., Decatur, Rt.- 2. 
 
Few purebred Toggenburg 
dams, bred to reg., buck, horn- 
less, heavy milkers, for sale. 
Elise McArthur, Curryville. 
 
2 buck goats; . 
Toggenburg with papers, 2 yrs. 
Nubian, 2 yrs. 
old next September, no papers. 
Interested, come see or write. 
Cc. F. Cochran, Cartersville. 
 
  
 
LIVESTOCK WANTED 
 
  
 
CATTLE WANTED: 
 
Want 1 yoke of young, work 
Oxen, well matched. Advise 
what you have and price. C. J. 
Lee, Enigma. 
 
Want one purebred Polled 
Hereford bull calf or yearling, 
not necessarily rege. No. old 
bulls wanted. State price. Will 
exc. for A-1 Ga. cane syrup in 
10 Ib. cans, at $1.00 can for 
ee H. D. Yawn, Rhine, Rt. 
 
Want 40 head heifers, 14% to 
2 yrs. old. Advise what you 
have and price. Forrest F. Atta- 
way. Atlanta, 319 Luckie St., N. 
 
Want good gentle Jersey 
milch cow with 2nd or 3rd calf, 
fresh in, giving about 3% gal. 
daily. J. A. Spear, Stillmore. 
 
Want cattle, hogs, fowls and 
farming implements of differ- 
ent. kinds, grain, syrup, feed of 
any kind in exchange for ether 
value, or will buy. Write. 
Ww. Maddox, Stone Mtn. 
 
HOGS WANTED: 
 
Want a purebred Broke-Nose 
boar, sub. to reg., about 6 mos. 
to 1: yr, -olg: State what you 
have. L. E. Davenport, Stone 
Mtn., Rt. 2. 
 
Want 1 blocky type purebred |. 
 
Duroc Jersey male pig or shoat. 
Adyise what you have. J. R. 
Stone, Lincoln On.; ? 
 
Want 6 reg., Black Bssex 
male hogs, ages, 6 mos. to 2 
yrs. ot 
Glennville. 
 
HORSES AND MULES 
WANTED: 
 
Exc. 1 jack for 
young, work stock: 
 
mares or 
choice of 
 
either a Blue Spanish, 4 yrs. + 
 
old, 600 lb. one or Black Mam- 
moth with white points, 700-800 
lbs. 7 yr. old jack, value g28b: 00. 
No plugs wanted. Geo. L. Mer- 
she Seeks. 
 
1 registered: 
 
Dewey Adamson, 
 
  
 
  
 
RABBITS AND CAVIE: 
 
WANTED: 
 
Want to buy young z tS 
and guinea pigs, old enough t 
breed. Lockard Bell, Atl 
Alexander St., N. WwW. 
 
Sane AND: GOATS. 
WANT. 
Want taut 6 sheep, 
 
old, 5 ewes and .1 ram 
within 15 mi. radius 
Mtn. or furt er if s 
del. Write. J. L.. Mere 
Walton St., N. w <i 
WA. 2162. 
 
Want one Tog. dos 
must be good milker. Writ 
nee have and best t 
 
He Wilson, Oxford. 
 
  
 
POULTRY FOR SA 
 
  
 
ANCONAS: < 
 
25 Ancona pullets, ont 'f 
hatched, $1.25 ea.; $25.00 
lot. Prefer to sell all together, 
Mrs. W. A. Reese, Jakin. 
 
BANTAMS: 
 
Few pr. of Show Bavtanis for 
sale. Modern B. B. Red ga: 1 
bantams, and Drk. Cornish) 
bantams. W. K. Herndon, Av 
gusta, 1109 Adrian Sti 
 
Purebred drk. Corni 
tams; 14 hens and p let 
cocks. 
 
Ivey. Atlanta, 
Lakewood Heights. 
 
One bantam rooster an ES 
hens, G. Sebright and W. - 
mixed, 60c ea. Also 1 
 
blue game rooster, 8 m 
$1.00 at my home. } 
ship. Mrs. Dallas Crook 
per, Rt. 2. 
 
BARRED, WHITE. AND 
OTHER ROCKS: ; 
 
40 White and 10 Barred F oc! 
hens. about 9 mos. old, par 
laying, 90c ea. at home: or $ 
00 ea. cooped FOB. W. * B 
gers, Cordele. ; 
 
BUTTERCUPS: 
 
Purebred Buttercup,  
Spring hatch chickens, 
pr.; Also hatching eggs. 
per 15; Purebred R. I 1 
$1,00 per 13; Rhode 
 
cockerel, $1.50. Mrs, cy, 
rells. Monroe, Rt. 1. = 
 
GAMES AND GIANTS: 
 
Game cocks and stags. 
Heads and Grays, pur 
dead game. Write for prices 
a eggs. J. L. Head, Do 
Vite. 
 
las 
 
cock, $10.00; ie diff 
breeds Stags, $1.00 to $ 
 
| AH. M. Adams, Doumiasya 
 
LEGHORNS: 
 
120 Master breed w. 
mos. old. $1:00 ea. at my ho 
U. E. Kelley, Lithonia, Rt 3 
 
AAA S. C. B. LL. pullets; 
wks.old, 25, $25.00. One 
eo free. 8 BH. daeksen, Ba 
Rt. 4. 
 
50 AAAA W. L.. Hoe hatche 
pullets, $1.50 ea. at my place. 
W. D. Bowers. Atlanta, 
 
Bx. 599-A. Phone Bel. 22 
oe B. L. Everlay Str. he 
 
L. cockerels, $1.00 ea. 
ne cornfield bean 
White half runners, 23c cup. ] 
ee George Poole, Jas e1 
 
2 
 
25 hens and 1 rooster, Aa 
English White Leghorns. yM An 
742 hatch. / All good hea 
culls. Now laying, $30.00: 
 
| mixed breed, 28c lb. All Fi 
 
Mrs. Joe J. Lott, Mershon 
1, Box 88. z 
 
12 AAA Str. Wb roosters, % 
and 8 mos. oie $2.00 FOB. 
Claud W. Johnson, Conyers. Rte 
2. ae : 
 
ORPINGTONS: 
 
6 hens, 1 rooster, AAA B tt 
Orpingtons, laying, 11 mos. ts 
$1.50 ea. FOB. Mrs. W 2 
Carey, College Park, 920 Buse 
sey Rds = 
 
PEACOCKS. PHEASANTS, 
PIGEONS, ETC.: 
 
2 pr. quail, $3. 00 pr.: 2 ex ra 
male quail, $1.00 ea.: 7 Bant 
hens, 1 rooster, $2. 60: of 35 
Exp. chgs. col. M. QO. Also 
feed sacks, white, 10c ea. Post 
age extra. Mrs. S. K, Howe 
"Hapeville, CA. 4907. 
 
Mixed pigeons, beautiful col 
or, now working, 25c pr. Bobs 
bie Brouch, Chula. 
 
7 prs, gen. red Belgian Carn= 
eaux pigeons, from fine bleeds: 
lines. Write for prices and 
give nearest exp. office. | 
Laer Brantley, wie 
Rt. 2 : 
 
REDS, (RHODE ISLANDS 
AND NE WHAMPSHIRE): 
100, 2% lbs. Parmenter Red 
chicks, direct from bloodtested 
flock, about 3/4 of them puliets, 
bal. roosters. 70e ea., unpre= 
Rt. HB; bebe: Eastman, 
 
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CORRECTION: 
 
This is to advise that the 
Position Wanted notice 
with the name of Mrs. J. B. 
Copeland, Rome, Rt. No. 1,. 
attached, which appeared in 
the January 13th Issue of the 
Bulletin. was published 
through error. Mrs. Coneland 
did not submit notice for 
publication but some- un- 
known party did sousing 
Mrs. Copelands nameand 
the notice was published by 
us in good faith. The un- 
fortunate incident has caused 
Mrs. Copeland and her 
daughter much embarrass- 
ment as well as inconven- 
ence and we take this way 
of notifying the Readers of 
the Bulletin of the unfortun- 
ate mistake. Also, to inform  
our patrons that anyone an- 
prehended using the Bulletin 
for such illegal purposes will 
be turned over to the United 
Piates Postal Authorities. 
 
ELIZABETH HYNDS, 
EditorBulletin. 
 
  
 
ECeLTRY FOR SALE 
 
  
 
15 Parmenter roosters, U. S. 
Pullorum et $25.00 for lot: 
ee Robert Sins, 
 
TURKEYS. GUINEAS. 
EESE, ETC: 
 
overal nice bronze Turkey 
toms and hens; Toms, $5.90; 
Ss, $4.00, 1942 hatch. Also 
earing strawberry plants, 
ie DOC wee eee Nia = Pace 
p tstoes for bedding, 
bu. at my. place, % mi. 
laniel Springs on Union Point, 
ashington Re Bi Ray. 
ey Point, Rt. Be 
 
turkeys. $5.00 for 
ee 00, hens. ae for any- 
es 
 
pre ae: Muscovy ducks, 
rger type than White. Pekin 
ks, $2.50 pr.; $4.50 for lot. 
eae da. Pasister, Morven. 
 
Will exc. for a hen. 
~ sesthie Hacknette. 
 
= * 
 
 Srorkey toms, Big 
T pute! bronze, $3.00 ea. 
 
light consider selling trio hens 
and | a ee S19. 00) Mrs i= EF: 
 
24. p ~ all White Eta Run- 
 
: $1. 75 ea.: 68 Eng. Mallard 
, $1.25 ea.- 55 English Mal- 
ducks, $1.25 ea. All 8 mos. 
i John C. Davis, eee 
25 Ellis. St. 
 
large, purebred White pee 
| rakes, last Apr. hatched, 
ea aS Etanik Pelz, | 
 
  
 
  
 
D purebred Narr crest tur- 
, 1 tom and 4 hens. good 
r eding stock, Mch. hatched, 
15-20 lbs., 30c at my farm: 
 
ney, Temple. 
 
5 purebr ed Narragansett tur- 
ys of good breeding stock, 
.00 ea. Exc. for pigs or 3 mos. 
heifer calf. Mrs. Leroy 
ie, Se: : Ee 
 
  
 
  
 
a WANTED 
 
  
 
ORNS WANTED: 
 
Want. about. 20 head Ww. L. 
 
s: large type, 1941 hatch, 
w laying, no culls. Write at 
mee, best price, breedmg: ete. 
( Whitley, Alma, Ri: 
 
195 White or Browg 
 
price. Mrs. H. = Brooks, 
EAS, TURKEYS. 
SE, DUCKS, ETC.: 
 
nt to buy ducks of any 
vile REL Roham, Wat- 
 
ant 2 or 3 Bourbon Red 
key | hens. Write. 
es, on 
 
oe  price del. ow H. 
te, ce umpus. Rt. 2, Floyd 
 
: Guernsey herd. 
 
farm, 
 
mie ID cit shipped. Mrs. Tom 
 
-vannah on, Hwy. 
 
egh rn pullets, no oF Quote. 
 
Rossville: Ri 3e 
 
Gordon 
 
  
 
[ARKET BULLETIN. 
 
WANTED 
 
FARM HELP WANTED 
 
  
 
Want 25 guinea hens, 6 guinea 
roosters at reasonable prices. 
Js a Vanlandingham. Wrights. 
ville 
 
ORPINGTONS: 
 
Want purebred Black Or- 
pington cockerel. Mrs. J. A. 
Camp, Roberta. : 
 
  
 
POSITIONS WANTED 
 
  
 
Young married, white man, 
 
with wife and small children, 
in 
 
wants job on farm. Exp. 
farming. - Want reasonable sal- 
 
-ary and place for self and fam- 
 
ily to: live. Robert Arp, At- 
Janta. 126 Brown Place, S. W. 
 
Educated man and wife. exp. 
growing and harvesting 
kinds of food crops, poultry, 
livestock and canning, would 
accept supervision of up-to- 
date farm on a salary and share 
 
erop basis. Write. Geo, N. 
Wooddall, Marietta, Rt. 35 
Bachelor of 54, in good 
 
health, will assist with farm 
 
| work for home and reasonable 
 
salary. A. Richardson, Atlan- 
 
pta, 112 East Lake Drive. S. E. 
 
Man, 47 yrs. old, with wife, 
wants job on farm with good 
reliable people raising hogs, 
chickens, looking after stock; 
can drive tractor, do carpenter 
work, etc. Homer R. Sharp, 
Atlanta, 733 Garibaldi St., S. W. 
 
_ White man, 48 yrs, old, wite 
and 3 boys (oldest 13), wants 
 
good 1 h. crop on 50- 50 basis, . 
 
with work when not in crop, 
prefer within 5 mi. good mar- 
ket, on school bus route. Must 
be good land, pasture, house, 
water. W. C. White, Douglas- 
 
Ewille. Rt. 2- 
 
  
 
FARM HELP WANTED 
 
  
 
Want good farmer for good 1 
or 2 h. farm, good 3 R. house, 
barn, well, wood, pasture, gar- 
den, etc., near schools and 
churches; convenient to market. 
2. mi. No. Barnesville, 
Dixie Hwy. Reasonable stand- 
ing rent. C. G. Oliver, Barnes- 
ville, Rt. 2) 
 
Want exp. DA No. 1 te nan. 
married, for high class reg. 
St Re nouse 
(elec, lights.) 
milk daily. If used to. doing the 
 
right way and want a job in 
| ohe of the best herds on one of 
 
the nicest places in Ga., state 
salary wanted and when can 
report for work. John W. 
Harms. Savannah, White Bluff 
 
Road. : 
Want at once nice, puddles 
 
| aged woman with good health 
to live as one of family and 
 
help wih light farming. Good 
 
pay. Mrs. M. . Ayers. La- 
 
vonia; Rt. 2.= 
 
Want: share cropper, 50-50 
basis, to work 2 H. farm. Ex- 
cellent equipment and good 
land. 4 R. house, 5 mi. No. 
Thomaston. Must be sober 
and good worker. J. A. Harpe, 
Thomaston, Rit 
 
Want good farmer for Je 
L LB-2aeres,: 3... HOUSE, 
barn, good place for chickens. 
pasture. Need man with tools 
 
| and stock. Rent to be paid by 
 
clearing land in addition to 
present acreage and upkeep 
work; you retain your entire 
crop. See me. 
Atlanta, Tar 2a Or 
2696. 
 
Want man a drive tractor 
and do farm work for wages. 
 
He 
 
W. H. Clough, Blackshear, 
 
Want small family of good 
 
character to live in home and | 
 
truck farm and raise chickens 
 
-and hogs. etc., on shares or day 
 
labor. Stock and tools furnish- 
 
ed if necessary. Good land and 
 
houses, near school, 20 mi. 
 
Sa- 
Lit= 
trawer, Marlow. 
 
Want one or 2-H. farmer on 
 
| 50-50 basis: Also want single, 
 
white man to- help with poul- 
try raising. $20.00 mo. board 
and lodging. Write or see, 
 
Major Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 1. 
 
Want woman, 35 to 50 yrs. old 
 
to tend to chickens, milk 1 cow. 
do garden and other light farm- |. 
 
ing, for reasonable salary. Mrs. 
7 C. Thomas _Gainesville, BE 
 
Want. good wits woman to 
 
| work with Christian people on 
farm, teng pouitry and do other 
 
light farming. Reasonable sai- 
ary. Live on-car line and near 
church. Mrs. He Dt Herron, 
 
Want 1h. share croppr on 
50-50 basis; Extra good janad, 
 
good water and wood, good, 
| young stock and plenty fertiliz- 
; er and stable manure to put on 
crop; will hire hand and pay 
wages if he will work. Don 
A Langford, ee 
 
occoa, Rt. 3 
 
all. 
 
and tools. 
 
Clonts, 
near 
 
eurnish 1 qt? 
 
lJotment; 18. cotton. 
 
suburban farm. 
 
HeC. Kitchens, |-- 
 
- Want young, white man and 
 
  
 
tT Re Le 
 
Want honest. sober man and 
wife to Jive in home and run 
tractor and do farm work. 
Mrs. M. Jenkins, Stuckey. 
 
Want farmer for 2 H. farm, 
5 R. house, lot of fruit; near 
school and  Mill. 
Thos. Armor or Mrs. B. J. Os- 
borne. Clermont, Rt. 1: 
 
Want good farmer for small 
place, 5 R. house, mules used in 
making crop, good pasture and 
barn, close to highway. No 
drinking man need apply. See 
J. L. Cathey. Cornelia, Rt. 1. 
(Near Millers Packing House). 
 
Want woman to do gen. light 
work on farm.$ 3.00 week and 
board. N. H. Beard, Sycamore, 
te tS 
 
Want 2 h. share cropper aad 
jh. cropper. Good land, stock 
Will furnish pro- 
visions. 3 mi. West Gillsville, 
near Diamond  Hill 
Fred Hawkins, Gillsville. 
 
Want settled woman for farm- 
 
work. $5.00 week, room and 
board. Mrs. Geo. M. Burgess, 
Bonaire. 
 
Want 2 or 3 wage hands: | 
 
want 1 family to work on plant 
farm. Some truck and tractor 
driving.: Year-round job. State 
 
| age, price and habits in first 
 
letter. Can use white or col- 
 
ored. e Ee Baker, Sy Fa Ores 
 
RU ele 
_ Want man to attend 1 h. erop 
 
for wages. Must be reliable, 
honest and sober. Write or 
come see. W. H. McWilliams, 
 
Lithonia, Rt. 3 (Evans Mill 
 
Road). 
Want man with small family 
 
to oversee Poultry farm. Have 
 
good house on public road, also 
on school bus route. Mrs. J. O. 
McDonald, Quitman. Rt. 3. 
 
- Want farm help for 2 to 4 h. 
 
-erop on shares or standing rent. 
 
Good jJand. bldgs., pasture; near 
schools and churches. 25 mi. 
Northwest Atlanta, Paulding 
Co. Write or call.. Mrs.'C. W. 
Atlanta, 1366 Alle- 
gheny Ave., S. W. ~Ra.5049. 
 
Want exp. dairyman on. guar. 
salary plus profit participation 
basis. I furnish place, cattle. 
equipment and dwelling house 
with plumbing co veniences; 
you furnish labor and feed: also 
want dry hand milkers. J. W. 
 
| Woodruff, Columbus, Box 588, 
 
\ 
 
care Woodcrest Dairy. | : 
 
Want share cropper 1 or 2 h. 
 
farm: want tobacco and cotton 
farmer. 3-4/10 A. tobacco al- 
- New barn 
and all farm equipment need- 
ed. Good house to live in, on 
public Hwy. Must have plenty 
help to make and gather crop. 
M. W) 2 Jones, Metter; Ris J, 
*phone 2613. 
 
Want. middleaged white or 
colored woman to live in home 
and do farm work. $3.50 week 
and board. . Mrs. Opal Dunn, 
Griffin: Rt Gc. 
 
Want man and wife, or moth- 
er and son, not under 30 yrs. of 
age, industrious, agreeable and 
willing workers to live with 
elderly couple and work farm. 
W. F. Price, Dawsonville. 
 
Want. colored couple for 
Feed stock, 
milk and other light farming. 
 
Good home for right couple. 
 
Ref. required. J. By Courtenay. 
Atlanta, P. O. Box 1674. 
 
Want man and wife to look 
after 2 horse farm and_live- 
stock. Wife to help with extra 
work. 4 R, and bath, running 
water in house, wood and elec, 
lights furnished. On coast in 
Liberty Co. Write. ANen A. 
 
Stevens, Savannah, P. O. a) 
 
1213. 
 
Want good man for 1 or 2 H. 
farm, extra good land and. all 
planted. Peas last yr., waist 
high: make more than bale of 
cotton per acre. Good mules. 
Convenient to everything: 500 
yds,- Depot. . Com see. ia 5, 
Wells. Watkinsville. 
 
wifes or mother -and son, for 
farm work, vegetable. garden, 
poultry, milking, hogs, | ete., for 
family use. Good 5 R. house, 
wood and weekly salary. Mrs. 
J. S. Canon. Guyton. 
 
Want good man for farm. 
Must be exp., in digging and 
 
Tepairing wells ae style kind). 
 
At once, Wi F. Peacock. 
Roberta. Rt. 2. | 
Want good farmer with | 
 
equipment for 80 A. farm. New 
4 R. house, 40 A. best bottom 
land. in Ga. 2% mi. West 
 
| Smyrna. B, A. Ba Atlanta, 
 
200 Nacoochee Drive, N. W. 
Want family, white or color- 
 
ed to tend 2-H. farm on halves.. 
Good, fertile land, good house, | 
plenty water; furnish 2 mules. 
 
and supplies. Need at once, 
Write. ee c. ANolyin, News 
 
See either. 
 
church. . 
 
higher office. 
 
  
 
; sooo Stillmores 
 
Wednesday, January 27, 1948 
 
Bulletin Farmer Ownee 
 
The following letter written by Honorable 
Woodruff, Representative from Barrow County, V 
der, Georgia, gives so much information that we 
reproducing it for our readers: 
 
The Editor 
 
The Atlanta Journal 
Atlanta, Georgia 
 
My dear Sir: 
 
JT note on the editorial page of your. paper. J: 
uary 18 in section allotted to Rural Editors where 
number of county weeklies are suggesting that 
Market Bulletin be discontinued on the grounds t} 
 
missioner of Agriculture. 
 
For information of these editors and all oO 
who are not informed as to the Market Bulletin an 
its origin, please allow me to say that. not one pen 
of the tax payers money goes into the cost of pr 
ducing the Market Bulletin. 
 
The fertilizer manufacturers are requived: t 
a 8 cent tag for every bag of fertilizer they produ 
That is 30 cents per ton which they add to the 
The farmer pays this additiorx 
cost and from this sum of money the Market Bul 
is printed and mailed out to the farmers. The Mar 
Bulletin is, therefore, farmer owned, bought and ps 
for by the farmers money when they purchase - 
Since it is paid for by farmers it belong 
the farmers and they should = allowed to contre 
 
of the fertilizer. 
 
tilizer. 
 
their own publication. 
 
The county weeklies, as well. as she big 
papers, contribute not one penny of the cost of | 
Bulletin and they have no right to dictate its po 
None but the farmers who buy ee has any 
 
vestment in the Bulletin. 
 
The farmers of the South have sutioved 
from ill advice handed out by editors who are 
informed of the problems of the cotton farmers. 
AAA authorities in Washington who know corn a 
hog farming, but who know nothing of the proble 
 
of cotton farmers, in setting up Government loans o 
cotton have taken one and a half billion dollars 
past four years from the farmers and passed it o 
One and a half billion dol 
in the price of the Southern farmers cotton has  
in to the bank accounts of the cotton mills that shot 
have gone into the pockets of the farmers, and T. 
Linder is the one man in Georgia brave enough 
stand up and fight for a fair parity price. 
 
Tom Linders fight for a correct parity pric 
now recognized in Washington, and the next 
months developments in Washington will prove 
statement in this letter, and will prove the corr 
ness of Tom Linders position on parity prices. Ey 
knock you kive him is a boost for him. z 
keeps on kicking him they may kick him into s 
Such things have been known inG 
 
the cotton mills. Yes! 
 
gia politics. 
\ 
 
FARM HELP WANTED 
 
Beceeuily, 
 
(Signed) G. W. WOODRUF 
Representative, Barrow Cou 
 
   
     
    
   
    
   
  
  
    
   
  
  
    
    
    
    
   
    
    
   
  
  
  
  
  
   
    
    
   
    
   
  
  
    
  
   
    
  
   
   
 
  
 
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January 19, 1943. 
 
  
 
  
 
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Want good, reliable, exp. man 
for Peach Orchard: 60 A. young 
select, Elberta and Early peach 
trees, A-1 cond. completely 
worked, pruned and sprayed 
 
and har vested last season. 4 mi. 
 
Thomaston on paved highway; 
railroad siding near orchard. 
Write for particulars, or phone. 
 
| C. F. Greene, Carrs Station. 
 
Want 2 families for 2, 2-H. 
crops, 50-50 basis. Good land 
 
cottoh, corn, hay, etc. 5 good 
 
mules, John Deere planter, cul- 
tivators, other farm tools. Sup- 
plies to right. man. 2 mi. W. 
 
| Fairmount: school bus and mail 
 
Rt. Also want contact party 
 
with Combine to combine Soy 
 
Beans. Come to: T. H. Kiker, 
Fairmount. Rt. 1. | 
 
help farm 2-H. farm; must not 
mind any kind farm work. Lo- 
cated 17 mi.- W. Statesboro, 
Bulloch Co. No drunkard need 
 
answer. WABSS. paid. Mrs. W. 
FJ Milles Gant? 
 
Want small fataity to share 
crop some on tobacco, corn and 
peanuts; work about 6 bhbls., 
stand turpentine and hire for 
wages remainder of time. Must 
 
be reliable: no cursing or drink-. 
 
ing. W. M. Se Hazel- 
 
hurst. Rt! 2: 
 
Want. tractor driver wh: can 
 
also cultivate crop, also a 2 H. 
 
farm to let with good tobacco 
and cotton allotments, B. R. 
 
  
 
-crop. W. A. Biggers, 
 
ry 
em Se help on farm. Must be indu: 
Want man and wife without i 
children to live.in home and: 
 
| sired. Apply toe Jesh; 
 
| of. fine land in Monroe Co 
 
plicant must furnish plen 
 
  
 
once for the year. J, 
 
     
    
  
    
  
    
   
  
  
   
     
  
    
     
  
     
    
  
   
   
  
   
   
 
~ Want. 1h. 
mostly truck, 
comm. =F furnish everyth ng 
cept half fertilizer and 
halves. Ber Nichols. Pen: 
RFD 1. ; 
 
Want a plow hand. 
married man. Wages 
 
farmer = or 
some cot 
 
: oe 
 
att. 4c 
 
Want share cropper fo: 
and 2-horse crops. G 
electricity: on mail and sche 
bus routes and near concre 
Rt. No. 42, between McDono 
and Stockbridge. Good co 
allotment. See me. A 
Neeson,  Stockbridge.  
Indian River Plantations. ee 
 
_ Want single man of, 1 
 
ious and reliable. Good | 
of if preferred, part cash 
and part crop. Ref. exch. 
 
Ocilla. Rt. 2, Box 64. 
Rent eas 2 hox 
 
raise stock and chickens. Sb 
 
fos ones es a 
 
share crop, located 2 mi 
man. Good allotments,  
F, Gaddis, Quitman. 
 
Want good farm 
 
Stock bea: Rt. L