EDITORIALBy Tom Linder 
 
Some time ago I was driving from Texas to Montgomery. 
rom. Selma to Montgomery the highway runs ove what 
the Black Belt of Alabama. 
 
  
 
ore the boll weevil came this was a great cotton section, 2 
 
it he boll weevil put cotton out of the running. 
 
ravelling through Texas and Oklahoma I saw many fine 
beef cattle. When I struck this Black Belt of Alabama 
 
o many fine herds of beef cattle ey, it aie I had Jae 
into Texas. 
 
Years ago when the poll weevil first hit the Black Belt. = 
ber of cattle growers from the north came into Alabama and  
 
ht modern ideas of cattle raising with them. In the course 
e most of these people from the north lost out because they 
1ot able to adjust themselves to the changed conditions. 
 
heless, their ideas of permanent pastures and thorough- 
ttle were taken by people who were accustomed to Ala=_ 
 
  
 
  
 
CANNING EQUIPMENT WANTED 
SPECIAL NOTICE 
 
; Please yeport any canning iaericat: not in use that 
would like to sell, lend or lease, sueh as Retorts (open. 
 
josed). Exhaust Boxes, Preparation Tables, Blanch- 
 
r any other equipment used for preparing and canning 
 
uits and Vegetables, to the Bureau of Markets, 222 State 
apitol, Atlanta, Georgia. Numerous requests are received 
da ly for various pieces of equipment needed.  ee 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Fresh Fruits and Vezetables : 3 : 
 
: i February 12, es Atlanta 
sans (Lima), ber bu. hprs. < sees: $  - - $5.00 
ans (Snap), per bu. hprs. sere 3 _. 2.50- 3.00 
as ee Se 0s A 
Plant , per pu. hprs. Pe Se = 3.25- 4.50 - 
hrooms, per 1-lb. cartons Bs oS 30-35 
tard Greens, per bu. hprs. _ ate : tO 
ons (green), per doz. bunches . eet 10 
 
s (green), per. bu. hprs. + ee Se : 2S O00 
ash, per bu. Rp = _ om 6-00 
Sweet. Potatoes, bulk, per. bi .00- 1.60 
[ natoes, per 50 Ib. erts. : 7.00 
Purl ps (Bunched), per. doz. panches Pie le ee ee ee 80  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
urnip Salad, per bu. bprs.. 2 ee 80 
 
z beef cattle. Yot can ride for ie sod on both side 
 
highway you will see herd after herd = White Face an ot 
 
apese : i 
 
Geovgia: Can Be Beyont em all. Yes 
There was an old negro woman who was the oe 
 
eicik man in Georgia at one time. When he died someon 
 
this old negros opinion of the great man she had served. 
reply was, He was beyont em all. : 
Some wonderful work has already been done in Geo: 
 
developing twelve month pastures for livestock. Georgia ha. 
 
great variety of soils, but on nearly all of it-successful oe 
pastures can be had of some kind. 
The federal government is now offering a pea 
 
farmers offering to pay a part of the expense of developing th 
 
pastures. It will be a great waste if this money is spent with 
 
getting results. 
 
The development of suede seta besies involves M 
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NOTICE 
 
The Georgia Market Bulletin balonee to thie farmer 
of the state. It is paid for entirely by the SS and doe 
not cost any other taxpayer a nickel. eos 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
 Livestock Seles Geotsin: on Market 
 
- Reports received at this office show following ey Prsee prices paid. 
for No. 1 hogs at the Live Stock Auction Markets named: ce ae 
 
: po Rebruary 12, 1943. : Per. Ol 
February: 4Valdosta ; Soeeye -$ 
 
February 5Thomasville 3 
 
February 8Sylvester .. 
February 9Arlington 
February ~ 9Nashville = 
February 10Rome Zz 
February 10Vidalia yee as 
 
; oe etre i - TOP FED CATTLE 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
February 4Valdosta 
February 5Thomasville  
February 8Sylvester 
February 9Arlington 
February 9Nashville 
February 10Rome .. 
February 10Vidalia 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
ARKET REPORT OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS 
 
Following are quotations by wholesale dealers in Atlanta and other cities (FOB. points 
dC and Current Receipts (yard run) are quoted by wholesalers from 2c to 5 per dozen below th 
 
February 13, 1943. 
 
oe are for Georgia Grade A eggs only, Grades 5 an 
 
mentioned) as furnished by the State Bureau of Markets. P 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
3 3 Atlant 
Syaree, White, Grade A, Doz. ; ae 
 
Sinall,  Grade A, Doz, _____ = 33 
 
7 
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: : Sek 23- 
Hens, Eeghort, Ib. oa .20- 
oosters, lb. 14- 
Stags, Ib, .20- 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Butter, best table, Ib. 
 
SAR Es Bee Ge Ed 
 
  
 
peas, mixed, bu.. 
 
* Always subject to. variation 
 aie 
 
8 INDEX 
 
42 Second Hand Machinery Wanted____2- 
40 Incubators and Brooders Wanted___3_ 
22. Seed for Sale a 
0 Second Hand Machinery for Sale__2 fe 
12 Cottonseed for Sale _3- 
Beans and Peas for Sale_____-_____4 
Corn and Seed Corn for Sale___- 
Flowers and Seed for Sale 
 
Plants for Sale 
 
Pecan and Other Fruit Trees 
 
Peanuts and Pecans for Sale 
 
|} Miscellaneous for Sale be 
Syrups tor Salen 5 oS see ee a = 
 
  
 
eld peas, not mixed, bu. 
 
  
 
; Corn (80 }bs. to bu.), bu. 
Shelled corn, bu. 
Oats, - Bo 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
eet potatoes, Per 100. Ibs. 
 
  
 
age, (Green), Per 100 lbs. : 3.50 
age, (White), Per 100 Ibs. SPex : 
 
  
 
25.00-26.00 
18,50-20.00 
 
H eg 1, Peavine, per ton 
 
  
 
  
 
Fruit and Butter for Sale a 
Honey Bees and Bee Supplies Laie 
Grain and Hay for Sale 
Tobacco for Sale 
Eggs for Sale Sac ite 
Potatoes and Vegetables for Sale 2 A] 
Cattle for Sale_s 6 
Hogs for Sale_: ee 
Horses and Mules for Sale___---_ ea 
Sheep and Goats for Sale 2655 
Rabbits and Cavies for Sale 
 
  
 
Livestock Wanted 
Poultry for Sale 
 
  
 
Poultry Wanted 
 
  
 
Positions Wanted 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Farm Help Wanted | 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
   
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on the mailing list and for change of address to STATE BUREAU 
OF MARKETS, 222 STATE CAPITOL, Atlanta. 
 
Sotices of farm produce and appurtenances admissable under 
postage regulations inserted one time on each request and re- 
peated only when request is accompanied by new copy of notice. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
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~ more than 30 words including name and address. 
 
  
 
Under Legislative Act the Georgia Market Bulletin does not 
assume any responsibility for any notice appearing in the 
Bulletin = 
te Published Weekly at 
414-122 Pace St., Covington, Ga. 
 
By Department of Agriculture 
 
Yom Linder. Commissioner  
 
Pacctive Office. State Capitol, 
Atlanta. Ga 
 
  
 
fuss Publication Office = 
 
14-212 Pace St.. Covington, Ga. 
 
Editoria] and Executive Offices 
State Capitol Atlanta <a. 
 
  
 
otify on FORM 3578Bureau o. 
Market. 222 State Capitol, 
Atlanta. Ga 
 
Ent red as second class matter 
sugust 1, 1937, at the Post Office 
Covington. Georgia. under Act 
June 6. 1900 Accepted for 
mailing at special rate of postage 
ovided for in Section 1103, Aci : ne 
TOM LINDER 
 
  
 
t's Viake Georgia Green! 
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ical knowledge as well as knowledge gained 
experience in this work. Every different type 
soil requires different treatment to, develop the 
st pastures. 
 
_ The preparation of the land, the fertilizer used, 
nd the variety of seed to be sown must all be done 
th an understanding of the type and condition of 
ie soil being utilized, 
Georgia is a big state. It is the purpose of the 
Department of Agriculture to lend every: assist- 
 possible in this matter. The job is a big job. 
ere is room for all to help. The boys of the Ex- 
ision forces are doing all they can. Still there is 
om for help. 
_ It is the purpose of the State Department of 
griculture to lend every assistance and to provide 
ice from men who have had years of experience 
d who posseses technical knowledge necessary to 
et best results in developing permanent pastures, 
mm the mountains of north Georgla to the sandy 
of. the sea coast. 
If you comtemplate the development of any per- 
ent pastures, write us about your problem and we 
Wo] elp you in every Way possible. _ 
TOM LINDER, 
Pom sonar of Agriculture. 
 
EW SPRAY FOR TOBACCO BLUE 
_ MOLD CONTROL SAVES 
OPPER AND VEGETABLE OILS 
 
GEORGE H. KING, Diverter 
veo Coastal Plain Rec svmnent Station, 
: Tifton, Georgia 
 
Bismuth subsalicylate is recommended as a sub- 
fitute for the regular copper oxide-cottonseed oil 
y for control of blue mold in tobacco beds. The 
aterial is easier to mix and use than the old, is 
vhat more effective against mold, and is less 
to injure small tobacco plants. "The bismuth 
Ly was developed to simplify the old method and 
ind new. substitutes for copper and vegetable oil, 
of which are scarce and in great demand under 
nt war conditions. Bismuth is less essential to 
production. than copper. It is important that the 
bismuth compounds of similar namebismuth 
licylate and bismuth salicylatenot be confused 
 
e the latter is not effective. 
 
O oil is required in the new mixture which con- 
only of bismuth subsalicylate (USP quality) and 
ol OTC (wetting agent) mixed in water. The 
 
se of the vatsol OTC is to make the bismuth 
 
adily. with water. Proper proportions to use 
 
6 pounds of the bismuth and 14 pound of vatsol 
 
100 gallons of water, or 6 ounces of bismuth 
ounces of vatsol OTC to 25 gallons of water. 
 
Although several additional substitute sprays 
_ been developed, the bismuth preparation is one 
he simplest, safest, and most effective. Prelimi- 
 
ests have indicated that Fermate also may be 
 
d ubstitute spray when used at the same rate 
 
1 the same way as bismuth subsalicylate. It is 
 
peested that Ly ers use Fermate for blue mold 
 
ARKET BULLETIN, 
 
=e 
 
of vatsol in a ental! aisount of water; then add up to 
7 gallons of water. The solution is applied in the 
same way and with the same equipment as the old 
spray and according to the same scheduletwice a 
week beginning when mold is first reported in the 
 
{state, or as soon as the plants have past the 4-leaf 
 
stage. About 4 gallons are required per 100 square 
yards at each application. Experiments with bismuth 
subsalicylate have shown that 8 applications put on 
every 3 or 4 days without interruption of schedule 
 
partially immunize tobacco plants against severe blue 
mold attack for at least 2 or 3 weeks after spraying 
has ceased. Since bismuth is superior in this respect 
to any other material tested, it is unnecessary to con- 
tinue the spray all through the season as has been the 
case heretofore. As soon as 8 applications have been 
made or plant beds have become infected and started 
to recover, treatments may be discontinued. 
 
The benefit from this method lies in prevention 
of actual plant loss and undue delay in transplanting. 
In order to build up resistance before the attack 
comes, plants should be given at least 3 applications. 
This means that preparations must be made and ma- 
terials ordered immediately if treatments are to be 
 
Wednesday, February 17, 194 
 
SECOND HAND | 
MACHINERY FOR SA 
 
  
 
New Era Dairy boiler, 
cond., $25.00 at farm, near 
onton. KD; Sanders, Eaton 
 
Some plow parts for differ 
plows, viz, Oliver, Vulcan, 
tanooga and Hill Side No. 1 
These parts never used. W 
for list and prices. A. P. a 
Kensington. 
 
  
 
SECOND HAND 
MACHINERY wal T 
 
  
 
| condition. 
 
  
 
started in time to be of advantage. 
 
Recent warm, moist weather has been ideal for 
mold development, and, if mild conditions continue, 
numerous outbreaks may be expected any time after 
 
the first of February. 
SPECIAL NOTICE 
 
  
 
AUCTION OF REGISTER- 
ED GUERNSEYS - sponsored 
by the Ga. Guernsey Breeders 
Agsn., in cooperation with Syl- 
vester-Worth and Albany Cha- 
mbers of Commerce and _ the 
Atlantic Coastline Railroad, to 
be held Thursday afternoon, 
February 25, at Sylvester, Ga., 
in the Sutton Livestock Co., 
barn: will feature purebred 
preeding stock, 4 heifers and 13 
young, reg., Guernsey bulls be- 
ing offered. All animals are 
from tested ancestors and trace 
to some of the best Guernsey 
Sires ever used in this country 
dams of all except one have 
Official records. Complete in- 
 
| formation may be obtained by 
 
writing to: J. M. Rainey, Syl- 
vester. 
 
  
 
SECOND HAND 
MACHINERY FOR SALE 
 
  
 
One 2-H. wagon, $25.00: Good 
rs Ft, Rich, Locust 
Grove, Rt. 2. 
 
One Gustafsan cotton seed 
Treater for sale, used one sea- 
son, good as new. Motor and 
everything. Will treat 50-60 bu. 
hour. Joe Stapleton, Wrens. 
 
One set of indoor blacksmith 
tools, 3 hammers, 2 pair tongs, 
1 anvil, 1 vine, 1 blower. All 
for $30. 00 at my home, 7 mi. 
No. Danielsville. Mrs. ale WW, 
Brown, Danielsville. Rt. 2. 
 
One second hand Level, used 
for terracing, $10.00. W. M. 
Hutcheson, Austell, Rt. 2. 
 
One Iron age, 150 gal. Spray 
in good condition for sale 
cheap; Also one Niagara Fruit 
Duster, in good _ condition, 
 
!cheap. C, V. Mills, Woodland. 
 
Chattanooga 44 Syrup Mill, 
 
with all equipment, including 
 
12 ft. copper bottom evapora- 
tor, nearly new. Good bargain. 
R. F. Weeb, Bowman. 
 
Grain Drill, 1 disc Riding Cul- 
tivator, 16 ft. Riding Oliver 
cultivator, 1 farm Level, for 
sale or trade. Arthur Stoner, 
Flint Stone. 
 
One electric Power Hammer 
Mill in A-1 condit. Without mo- 
tor. Aubrey Martin, Mt. Zion. 
 
Will sell at bargain No. 4 
Turner peanut sheller complete; 
bought new few wks. ago, used 
less than 19 days, (cost $341.00 
and frt.) Guar. good condt. 
Price, $250.00. W. C. Lyneh, At- 
lanta, P. O. Box 440. 
 
1 David Bradley 2-H. Mower, 
in good condit. For cash or 
trade for boar. or pigs. Also 
want to buy Pressure Cooker. 
Write size and best cash price. 
Roy Petty, Marietta, Rt. 3. Call 
Smyrna, 220-J.: 
 
Chattanooga 64 2-H. plow, 
$12.00; Planet Jr., Cult., $7.50: 
Clark 2-H. Cuttaway harrow, 
$25.00; Bean, 300 gal. Spray 
machine, $400.00 mounted. L. 
P, Singleton, Fort Valley, Rt. 
 
1 pr. Howe cotton scales 
(cotton warehouse), $50.00; 1 
Covington cotton dropper; Also 
want to buy a 2-H. and 1-H. 
wagon. J. T. West, DeSoto. | 
 
One 4% ft. Cast Combine, | 
1942 model, has been used to 
eut only 100 acres of oats, 
$550.00. Tires like new. B. ce 
Clark, Millen. . 
 
1 oat drill, $12.50 at my Place; 
Lie Mowing machine, 
 
Bo. 
 
  
 
SECOND HAND 
MACHINERY FOR SALE 
 
  
 
- One set of flues for tobacco 
barn, 16x16, $25.00: Used cne 
yr. put in good condition. C. B. 
Lupo, Vienna, Rt. 4. a 
 
One 3-70 Saw Gin, coniplate: 
in perfect mechanical condition 
as is. See without obligation. 
Mrs. W. C. Bazemore, Columbus 
1017-31st St. 
 
_ 1 good 2-H. wagon and body 
 
$40.00, new paint. Bruce <An- 
drews, Haddock, a 
 
One heavy 2- HY wagon; 1, 25 
H. P: engine in good shape. aL 
2-H. Turn plow; 1 grist. mill, 
top runner; 1 mowing machine. 
All used on my farm and many 
other implements for farm use. 
John S. Williams, Haddock. 
 
1 good 2-H. wagon, $60.00. 
 
| Quittian Tugegle, Buford, Rt. 3. 
 
One small feed grinder or 
crusher for sale reasonable or 
will trade for 1 pr. floor scales. 
James W. Coyle, Ball Ground. 
 
One Jay Bee feed mill, large 
size with 60 hammers, $500.00. 
S. E. Vandiver, Lavonia. 
 
1 No. 10 Vulcan plow; 1, No. 
18 Oliver; Frog for No. 12 Oliv- 
er: 1 horse turner A; 1 Gantt 
cotton planter; 1 mowing ma- 
chine; Also 8 bu. good sorghum 
seed. C. M. Adcock, Adairs- 
ville, Rt. 2. 
 
1 Cole duplex corn planter, 
2 middie busters, 1 Deering Mo- 
wer, 1 Empire corn planter, 3 
Gantt cotton planters, 1 stalk 
cutter, for sale. J. C. McKay, 
Newnan, Rticds 
 
le horse iron beam plow. Good 
 
handles, beam, wing and slide. 
 
Bargain for $8. 00, FOB, my sta- 
tion... : B: Biggar, Haddock. 
 
. One Avery Red Fox planter, 
drops all kind of seed, with at- 
 
tachments, same as new, $30.00._ 
 
John A. Davis, Toomsboro, Rt. 
2 heavy reinforced 5 gal. milk 
cans for dairy, $6.00. R. J. 
Paris, Dallas, Rt. 1. 
One small Alfalfa cutter in 
good condition, $10.00 without 
motor. J. C. Aiken, LaGrange, 
407 Hill St. 
 
Fairbanks Morse Grist mill, 
24 in. Horizontal Rock with fan. 
Guar. A-1 shape. $75.00, also 
10 H. P. electric motor. 
ither oer both. J;)) BH. -Wells, 
Forest Park, Phone CA. 6523. 
 
1 Chattanooga Disc plow, 3-H 
A-1 condition (new Pan), $15.00. 
or trade for anything can use. 
I, F. Gipson, Commerce, Rt. 3. 
 
1 General Caterpillar tractor 
 
in. good shape, cheap for cash 
only, Also 1, 9-disc mule drawn 
grain drill in good condition 
with fertilizer attachment. C. 
J. Garrett, Statham, Rt. 1. -. 
 
One 2-ton Caterpillar tractor, 
good operative condition. Good 
 
tracks, new pee and pins, 2. 
 
$400.00. Robert Heller, Putney. 
 
One No. 10, 2-H. slat wing 
Moline turn plow, $10.00; One 
long wing steel point terracing 
plow and ditcher, $20.00. One 
Shop blower and anvil, $10.00. 
Exchange for _ peas, velvet 
beans, otootans. G. C. Eidmond- 
son, Temple. 
 
j Ghist - Mill needs little or no 
repairs, for,sale or exc. for plug 
mule, able to tend small patch- 
es. Bring mule and get mill; 
Exe. a $300.00 value for a 
mule and good 1-H. wagon. 
 
| Live 1 mi. East Durham Mines. 
1,| Ada Powell, Rising Fawn, Rt. 
 
tor 12) ft. 
 
Sell}. 
 
bert R. Spears, 
 
  
 
Want to buy for dash s 
used 1-H. wagon, 2 inch 
steel or iron axle. No thimb! 
skin wanted. R. J. Stokes, 
George. & 
 
Want 4 disc tractor plo 
good condition. Write 
full information in 1st let 
and lowest cash price. 
Pallard, Augusta, 416 2n 
 
Want one 20 gal. 
good shape, del. State 
you have and price. C. B. 
ner, Shiloh. 
 
Want pressure canner 
cap. preferred, in good 
tion. Horace Bigham, C 
 
Want to buy good used 
wagon as near Butler or Id 
as possible. Mrs. Ruth | 
man, Butler, Rt. 1. ; 
 
Want 2 small/ dairy boil 
Will consider boilers nee 
some repairs. State size 
best price. James A. Gor 
Jr., Athens, 265 Barber St. 
 
Want a ist class late me d 
 
churn. e 
 
3. 
 
Would like to oo a 
P. so called garden tract 
either new or used one in. 
 
Atlanta, 3162 Lenox Rd. 
 
Want to buy equipme 
farm blacksmith shop. Ww 
Harris, Winder.  
 
Want a 2 or 3 Babar p 
tooth Drag harrow: Also a 1 
land Roller. 
Hallaway, Manchester, P 
Box 105. : 
 
Want i Model A 69  or A 
planter for Model A. Farma 
tractor. R. E. Flowers, De 
fur Rt 2: 
 
Want 1% or 3-4 Motor Ho. 
drawn. cotton Duster, 4 or 
row. What have you? H 
Dixon, Ellaville. se 
 
Want a Chattanooga 
Cane Mill, large size. 
Morison, Whigham, Rt. 
94. 
 
_ Want a. second Hea a 
 
| tractor or parts from 
 
tractor, old model, BbOUE ts 
1924. J. M. Dempsey, Chamb 
 
in good cond., and Chea 
 
| H: Grimes, Colquitt. 
One Chattanooga No. 62 sing- | 
 
Want cultivator fo: 
Ferguson tractor: also 
spreader. G. V. Gorman, : 
Point, P. O, Box: 348. 51: 
 
Want i Handiman 
 
Garden tractor. Model 
 
503281 with equipmen 
cheapest price. R, Dz. 
Aragon. 
 
Want John Deere, - Model 
 
tractor on rubber with cultiv. 
ing outfit. S. R. Saye, Rutl 
 
- Want to buy H. or B. 
Deere Tractor on Rubber 
Planters, cultivators. W. 
Adams, Madison. 
 
Want a 2-H. wagon iro 
wood wheel. L. 5 3 
Rutledge. ss 
 
Want a W. C: Allie-Chal 
tractor, harrow and Tiller 
some similar make. Write w! 
you have and cash price. 
ore vec Rt. 3, P 
 
Want aded 
Write. L. H. Daniel, 
709 W. Popiar St. 
 
Want to buy 6 ft. dbl. tr, 
tor harrow in good. co 
Also want to buy 6 ft. ] 
mick Big Six Mowing 
State condition and pr 
James B Bartch, Augusta, R 
 
Want. for cash a late oO 
Allis-Chalmers, Model B. tr 
tor, on good rubber, also pl 
and cultivator for same. 
adison. Q 
 
os 
 
Want good late Mode 
5 ft. Combine. State full det: 
and price. J. I. Walker, Ma 
Box 349, Turpin St. 
 
Want 2 disc trailer a ne 
small tractor; Also want 1 
shucker and sheller. Also 
 
  
   
   
 
good tractor, 
preferred, a 
 
bargain, must be 
rone, Philamath. 
 
_, Stalk cutter on 
 
500 -egg cap. incubator, 
or J. Drew, Seve 
 
. condition. State price 
size. Jc hn EH. Youmans, 
 
Qe fg gmuton cotton 
 
* 1 walking cult., all 
ning condition; Also 
 
me Allis-Chalmers '2-row 
 
re attch. 
 
ant c tivators for John 
eB. tractor, not later than 
1odel with power lift. J. M. 
{ Madison, Ri j 
 
press 
rawn hay baler and the 
ne connects to same and 
n Press. Pay cash for 
L. Hammond, Gaines- 
 
cone fate Model Allis- 
s or Farmall farm trac- 
 Dise Tiller and Harrow 
 
for spraying pecan | 
 
-yrs. old. Give full par- 
Ast letter. and price. 
broke. Pope, Washing- 
 
one weeder, prefer 8| 
width, Reply. H. S. Bax- | 
 
Blackshear, . O. Box 104. 
 
Jant pressure canner. Pre- 
7 qt. or larger. Write 
 
you have-and price. Mrs. 
iller, Fairburn. 
 
one wheel Taylor drag 
r tractor at reasonable 
thin 50 mi. of Atlanta. 
David, Alpharetta, Rt. 3. 
 
Williams i 
 
Want: a naa com sheller. 
 
a | Andy Mull, Lewner. 
r oe makes con-| 
 
Want a good used Nowue 
machine  cheap for cash. Also 
a good grist mill in good run- 
ning shape. Homer = Stanley, 
Ss Coanns os : 
 
  
 
_ INCUBATORS AND 
poe. SALE 
 
A 600 ese oe Pact baics 
with self-turning trays, all 
complete, in good cond., $35.00. 
s. G. Lowe, Mansfield. 
 
A 150 egg Sears Inc., 
1 time, perfect cond., for sale, 
 
ee Girard. | 
 
1 Super Hatch inbubaton, 300 
egg cap., for sale. Mrs: W. M. 
Morris, Douglasville. 
 
1 Ironclad Inc., good cond, 
250 cap., oil burner. Instruc- 
tions, good thermometer, egg 
tester. Cost $18.00 new: sell for 
$10.00. Mrs. 
Chauncey, Rtsci. 
 
A 90 egg cap., Seco 
in good cond., used only 
son. Cost $15.00, sell, $10.00, 
cash. Mrs. W. A. Williams, Tal- 
botton. Rt. 4. 
 
Sears Super Hatch Inc., od 
cond., 520 egg cap., $15.00 at 
Red Hill school. T. W. Nalls, 
 
Voce. Agr. Teacher, Carnesville. 
 
Little Brown Hen Ine., 200 
ege cap., $4.00; 8 feed troughs 
for 200 baby chicks, L5G: 6a.5 
2 water fountains, Be ea. Belle 
Hampton. Danielsville. oe 3. 
 
INCUBATORS AND 
BROODERS WANTED 
 
  
 
Want coal burning brooder. 
State price, age and cap. Must 
be good cond. Mrs. Fred Shiv- 
ers, Cuthbert. 
 
Want 1 or 2 ker. brooders, 
500 cap., or. would. 
wood burning broodger, 1000 
cap., cheap for cash, at once. 
 
| Mrs. Daisy Crooks, Jasper, Rt. 
 
ant 2B. good horse . drawn | 2: 
 
ow corn and cotton planter 
th all plates. Give full par- 
ulars and best cash price in 
letter. No junk wanted. Fay 
 
G reath, Summerville, Rt. 3. 
 
t one hand duster, sui- 
le to dust cotton (2 row pre- 
re ); Also one duster, dis- 
 
put suitable for shop 
wers. Give: description and 
 
L. D. Elliott, Lavonia, Rt. 
 
V. 4 disc Tiller and dbl. 
: 2 harrow. Spitable for 
mall, H. Must be in A-1 
et tate make and price in 
 
. M. Lee, Omaha. 
 
ant : late kes and cultiva- 
for F20 Farmall tractor. 
H. . eres Forest 
 
ra oe of set. Will pay 
Must state wt., price and 
on in ist letter. G. E. 
 
one corn eat with 
 
attachment. Must be 
 
good shape and cheap for 
 
wean Write what you have. 
est Parker, Quill. 
 
Want tractor, harrow and 
low in ae class condition on 
iH 
 
per. . Smith, Lawrence- 
 
Want 1 Oliver Walking cul- 
 
ator, 1 Weeder. Must be in 
 
dd cond. State price. H. G 
aans, Collins. 
 
ant water cooled power 
ter with oes, either. with 
hout truck. G. C. Starch- 
 
aS, 
 
Want to buy IHC or Stand- 
ard make Mowing machine in 
ood condition; Also Hay Rake. 
her del, to my farm or with- 
 
in 50 mi, Lithonia if I move 
them. State condition and price 
for cash, P. D. Alexander, Li- 
ee. Rt. 2, Phone Lithonia 
 
a one large corn sheller 
x . condition; Also want 1 
ane mill in good condition. M. 
Cole, Nicholls. 
 
 t John Deere Model. H or 
actor with cultivators and 
ers, Will pay cash or trade 
Sesag Clay L. Brown, Hart- 
Eo : 
 
ant small ean with 
ipment for one row plant- 
- and cultivating. Give full 
ee and price, R. M. 
 
it good late Model trac- 
 
tor, cultivators and planters, 
w and Tiller, reasonable. 
harrow, riding 2-H. cul- 
other farm nee 
 
 ett, Parrot, Rt. 1 
 
  
 
eee Rt. 1. 
 
Want battery brooder, 50 
chick size. Mrs. W. J. Ward, 
Atlanta, 1230 Fairview Beas 
N. E. De. 4304. 
 
Want electric/battery heocd- 
er, 500 chick cap., in good cond. 
Mrs. W. H. Kelly, Wray. 
 
. Want. to swap 3 deck S. R. 
electric battery brooder, used 
30 days for 5 deck elec. finish- 
 
ing brooder, 500 or more chick 
 
cap. Leslie West, Foe Rt. 
1. 
 
Want a Buckeye type 300 
cap., incubator (kerosene), in 
working cond., complete. State 
del. price. O. A. Johannesen, 
 
Brunswick, 1618 Norwich St. 
 
Want several elec. brooders 
and batteries, also other chick- 
en supplies. State what you 
have, prices, sizes, cond., and 
make. D. B. Dukehart, Decatur, 
P.O. Box 488. 
 
Want trapnests. Any amount. 
Write best cash price. H. EH. 
Smith, Stone Mountain, R. 2. 
 
SEED FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Gen. Kobe lespedeza: seed, 10c 
Ib. No less than 100 lbs. ship- 
ped. Jas. B. Wood, Brooks. 
 
Sugar cane No. 29-116 large 
green cane, $15.00 per M. 
stalks: Also Stoneville 2-B cot- 
tonseed, $1.50 bu.; Cabbage 
plants, $1.00 M.; White Ber- 
muda onion plants, $1.50 M. W. 
W. Williams, Quitman. 
 
Large green cane, No. 29-116, 
$15.00 per M.. stalks; Also 
Stoneville B-2 cotton seed, pure, 
eee bu. J. D. Richards, Pavo. 
 
Pumpkin seed from nice big 
yellow ones for table or stock 
use, 15c cup; 2, 25c del. Mrs. 
W. D. Ralston, Ella Gap. 
 
Seed: Citron seed, 50c 1thb.; 
Purple hull table peas, 20 qt. 
Yellow squash, 25c teacupful; 
Early okra, i0c tablespoonful: 
Early Klondike strawberry 
plants, 20e C.: Add postage. 
Rosie Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1. 
 
White heading collard seed, 
20c oz. del. Mrs. A. S. Beazley, 
Newborn. 
 
Stripped half runner bean 
seed, extra tender hull, 35c pt., 
Postpaid. Satis. guar. Limited 
supply. Mrs. N. B... Overby, 
Gainesville, Rt. 2. 
 
Long, green mammoth okra 
seed, 80c lb. Postpaid; or in 5 
Ib. lots, 25c. Also wild cherry 
bark, sassafras root, calamus 
root, burdock roots, 22e Ib. 
Postpaid. Mrs: Early ' ote  
 
used 
 
W.. PB: Lowery, 
 
1 sea- ; 
}geed, 90c gal.; 
 
consider 
 
\} pair. 
 
  
 
  
 
NO. order under 10. Sie. filled, 
 
FOB. Horace Darnell, Winston. 
Wonderful (new) edible. Soy- 
 
bean seed, 50c Ib. Plus postage. 
 
Very prolific, Bean beetles and 
weevil resistant. Wont mail 
less than lb. Mrs. Clara Prince, 
Demorest, Rt. 1, Box 14. 
 
Wilt resistant Marglobe. to- 
 
mato seed, $1.50 lb.: New Stone, | 
 
85c: Wilt resistant Stoneville, 
2-B. Big Boll long staple, $1.50 
bu.; $5.00 CWT. ist yr. Chas. 
 
Woodliff, Bey Branch, Rt. 
 
Seed for Sale: pias 
 
squash, climbing tomato, bush 
 
or exc. for baby chicks. A. E. tomato, 
 
_ climbing cucumber, 
small pack of ea., 25c. Postpaid. 
Raleigh Gladney, LaGrange, 
523 Greenville St. 
 
Gr. Baltimore and Marglobe | 
 
tomato seed, Calif. Wonder pep- 
 
| per seed, 5 0z., 50c; 12 0z., $1.00 
 
PPd. Seed all treated with cere- 
san. R. L. McRee, Meigs. 
 
melon seed, 75 lb. Postpaid. 
Mrs. Martha Morris, Ses 
Rtv 1. 
 
Mammoth Husaien sunflower 
Colored butter- 
bean seed, 25 Ib.; Okra seeds, 
25C teacupful. Mrs. Darby Tay- 
lor, Lavonia, Rt. 1. 
 
Stn. Mtn. melon seed, 25c 
cupful; Old fashioned musk- 
melon seed, 35c cupful: Mam- 
moth Russian sunflower, 20c 
cupful: 2, 85c; Vine Okra, 18 
seed , 20; Few yellow and 
orange meat melon seed, 10c 
 
thlsp. Mrs. Ida Mae Sullivan, 
 
Whitesburg, Rt. 2. 
 
Sunflower and pumpkin seed, 
15c cupful Exc. for sacks, 100 
 
Ib. cap.; 2 cupsful for 3 sacks. | 
 
Re -C. Stover, Pisgah. 
 
. Pure honey drip cane seed, 
nice and bright, machine thre- 
shed, $2.25 bu.; 6c lb. in small 
lots. No orders filled less than 
15 Ibs., FOB. Samuel Hart, 
Douglasville, Rt. 3. 
 
Pride of Ga. and Stone Mtn. 
watermelon seed, true to name, 
65c, 14 1b.; $1.25 lb. No stamps. 
Postpaid. 'G. T. Dunlap, Eldo- 
rendo. 
 
Nice size white mult. onions, 
 
mild flavor and good keepers, 
 
60c gal. del. Mrs. C. T. Hunt, 
Cumming, Rt. 1. 
 
Old time large yellow pum- 
kin seed, 50 seed, 25c; Broad 
jeaf tobacco seed, large spoon- 
ful, 25c. All postpaid. ae 
Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2. 
 
10 lbs. okra (non stingless, 
Queen var., prolific and tender 
until pods "get 4 to 6 in. long: 
fine flavor) seed, 25c lb. for 
lot: 30c Ib. smaller lots. Post- 
paid, M. . Webb, Jefferson, 
Ris. 
 
- Wilt poninde uk seed: Mar sighe 
tomato, $1.50 lb.; New Stone 
tomato, 85c Ib.; Stoneville long 
staple, big poll cotton seed 
(earliest var. known), 
CWT. Chas. Woodliff, Flowery 
Branch, Rt. 1. 
 
-Clean Koke Lespedeza seed, 
10c 1b.; Clemson Soy beans, 
$3.50 bu.: also 50 pr. pigeons, 
some pure White Kings, 50c 
 
E, K. Fowler, Athens, 
Rig: 
 
Citron seed, 65c lb. Purple 
Hull table peas, 20c at., Early 
okra, 3 tbls., 25c; Muscadine 
vines, 20c ea. Early Klondike 
strawberry plants. 20c C. Add 
postage. Rosie Crowe, co 
ming, Rt. i 
 
400 Ibs. scarified Sericea 
Lespedeza seed, free of all ob- 
noxious weeds and seeds, 25 
lb. Gilbert B. Brown, Com- 
merce, RFD 5. 
 
CORRECTION: Almost 3 
lbs., Ga. collard seed, 1942 
grown, hand cleaned, $1.00 for 
lot or 25c teacupful. Not. post- 
paid. Mrs. L. G. McKibben, 
Jackson, Rt..1. 
 
Edible Soy, brown striped 
Half Runner and white Half 
Runner beans. ~ Ea. kind, 20c 
cupful. Alma Presnell, Gaines- 
ville. Rt. 1. 
 
Pure Honey Drip Cane seed, 
ripe, machine threshed and no 
rain, $2.50 bu. or 6c lb. in small 
lots. No order less than 10 Ibs. 
FOB. Horace Darnell, Winston. 
 
3 or 4000 stalks seed eane, 
 
. J. and: some Kianna,.-3c 
stalk if pick over, or 1%c stalk 
 
if get it as you come to it; also 
 
about 15 bu. black walnuts in 
hull, 50c bu. Exc, either for 
anything can use. Write or 
come. Horace Colbert, Reyn- 
olds. Rt--3,-Box- 113. (12 mi. 
West Reynolds on. Butler Rd.) 
 
Seed, Greater Baltimore and 
Marglobe tomato, 5 ounces, 50; 
12 oz., $1.00 P. P.; Calif. Won- 
der pepper seed, same price. 
Seed treated with Ceresan. R. 
 
Soa McRee, Meigs. 
 
es IoD: Bennett, Eastman, Rt. 
 
Green rind Stone Mtn. water- |. 
 
| FOB., 
 
|sugar cane, $10.00 per 
 
$5.00 
 
  
 
: an stamped enve-|B 
lope. Dewey Gulledge, Abheville 4 
 
Rt, 1. Box 70. 
 
bo ius. Stone = Min wanker 
 
melon seed, 5c 1b.: $25.00 for 
 
lot. All transportation ches. ex- 
 
1b. Re Tk Bowen, Unadilla. 
 
- Woncerful (new) 
seed; bean beetles 
wont devour. Very prolific, 50c 
lb. Plus postage. No order less 
than i - Ib. filled: Mrs. Clara 
moe Demorest, Rt. 1, Box 
 
White 
 
ee 
 
runner bean seed, 
 
gu ir. tender and free from wee- 
 
vils, 25 cupful. Cheaper on 
large orders. No stamps. Mrs. 
W. H. Padgett, Jasper, Rt. 2. 
 
. Brown and black striped half- | 
 
runner garden bean seed, 30c 
pt. Add postage, 
Memphis Timms, Auburn, Rt. 1. 
 
35 lbs. seed 
butterbeans, $7.00 for lot, FOB; 
 
or 25 Ib. Plus postage, 5 lbs. 
 
half runner bean seed, $1.00, 
 
Emory Roberts, Carrollton, Rt. 
 
8 lbs. pure Jones watermelon | 
seed, 75 Ib. Add postage. ok Re 
Brown, Maysville, \Rt. 3: 
 
Recleaned Kobe. leapeteen, 
lic lb.; Korean, 8c 1lb.: Early 
crotalaria Spectabillis, 10c; 
Giant -crotalaria Spectabilis, 
10c. FOB. Roger e: 
 
Williamson. 4 
 
~ 10,000 stalks of red se O. Je 
1000 
stalks. W. Thames, Fort 
 
Valley, Rt. 2. 
Several tons Kobe penal. 
 
Hi. 
 
seed, recleaned. Epps Rowan, 
 
McDonough, Rt. 3. 
14 teacupsful Clemson Spine- 
 
less okra seed, 15c cupful; Blue. 
 
gull plum sprouts, $1.00. Cedar, 
10-12 in. tall, $1.00 doz. 
postage. Louise . Wa 
Franklin, Rt. 3. 
 
Moon and Stars watermelon 
seed, red meat and fine flavor 
wilt resistant vines, some grow 
very large, -1_og., 20e; 4. Ib., 
75c: % Ib., $1.50; $3. 00 ib. Post- 
paid. J.D: Whitfield, Tifton, 316 
South Central Ave. , 
 
Early market queen, the ear- 
liest watermelon grown, ripens 
60 days from planting, 
 
ston, 
 
4 
 
Acre bac $1.50.-P.-P. Ww. 
Thornton, Jessup. 
 
. Collard seed, 35c Ib.; 4 Ibs., 
$1.00; 25. lbs., $5.50, Postpaid. 
Alton Ponder, Whigham.  
 
Imp. White half-runner bean 
seed, guar. tender and free from 
 
weevils, 25c cupful; over 5 Ib. | 
 
orders, 20c cup 
Mrs. 
Rt 2: 
 
Mammoth Russian Sunflower 
seed, 90c gal. Postage pd. Mrs. 
Elizabeth Cawthon, 
 
ul. No. stamps. 
W. HH. Padgett, Jasper, 
 
ARC: 
 
Palmetto beanie $4.00  bu.: 
Korean recleaned Lespedeza 
seed free of obnoxious weed, 9c 
Ib. Furnish sacks. John Fey, 
Oakman. 
 
Kobe lLespedeza seed, 
sale. C. R. Morgan, Americus. 
7000 Ibs. Kobe Lespedeza 
 
seed: 500 bu. hay seed beans, 
 
recleaned. J. F. er Ft. Val- 
 
ley. 
 
Extra early white Mentning 
okra seed, 25c large cupful; Al- 
so small white pole lima beans. 
Same price. P. P. Mrs. Arrie 
Rav, Buena Vista. Rt. 4. 
 
About 900 Ibs. good grade 
 
house cleaned Kobe Lespedeza_ 
 
seed, 6c Ib. at my farm. D. G. 
Hyder, Eada, RE 2. 
 
12 or more tons Kobe Les- 
pedeza, 10c lb., FOB Unadilla 
or my farm. Also few tons Cro- 
talaria Spectibilis at same 
price. Mrs. F. L. Royal, Un- 
adilla, Rt. 1. 
 
1000 Ibs. Kobe Lespedeza 
seed, combine run, 8c lb. at my 
farm, 2. mi. Colbert. Bring 
sacks. Collier Vv. Russell, Col- 
bert, Rt. 1. 
 
Dbl. recleaned Korean lespe- 
deza clover, $8.00 per hundred 
here. No shipments. Ross HEH. 
Clement, Cornelia, 
 
Big long green cane No. 21- 
116, $15. 00 per 1000 stalks; Al- 
so pure cotton. seed, Stoneville 
B-2, $1.50 bu. W. W. Williams, 
Quitman. 
 
Kobe Lespedeza seed, pure 
and recleaned, lic Ib.; 1000 Ibs., 
$100.00, FOB: 15 bu. Otootan 
beans, $4. 50 pu.; New era peas, 
$2.50 bu. Otis L. Carter, Grif- 
fin, Rt. C. 
 
Marglobe tomato seed, $1.25 
lb.; New. Stone, 75c Ib.; 90 per 
cent germination. Del. W._O. 
pae oe Branch, Rt. 
 
or weevils 
 
no stamps. | 
 
colored bunch 
 
or 25 lb. Write. Mrs. 
 
Rawls, 
 
Plus | 
 
quick |. 
cash crop, trial pkg. seed, 25c; | 
M. 
 
avonia, 
 
foe. 
 
Several inden = 
J. cane for sale. R. Cl 
 
| Brunswick, 2115 Reyn ds 
"2000 Ibs. "Kobe Lespedeza, 10 
 
Seed: Okra, - 10c cu 
ard, Cucumber, yellow | 
Bushel gourd, Dipper gou 
-30c cupful. Mrs. John W 
Buchanan, Rt. 1. : 
 
Vigo vine tomato (ru 
15 ft., 12 oz. average) 
up to 3 ibs., ea. 100 s 
 
and 12: climbing cucumb: 
for Joc. 
 
Stamps accepte 
FE. Fowler, Roy. } 
 
Mammoth Russian 
seed, $1.00 gal.: Chufa see 
lb, Postpaid. Mrs. i me 
liott, Lavonia, Rt ae : 
 
5 lbs. Buists Headit 
bage-collard seed, 50c - 
paid: 4 Ib. 30e-P. Py or lo 
$2.40 postpaid. Bs 
Whiteley, Mauk. Rt 
 
Squash, pepper, c 
citron and Banana mus 
seed, 10c teaspoonful, or 
25; ~B..L.eockerels, Et 
str., $1.50 ea. Maybell Ww 
Martin. 
 
Siete Mtn., me'on Ss 
-yr., carefully dried, fo 
-exc., also Goose plum 
for '36c: 6. 60c in stamps 
paid. i 2 P: _ Steinh 
Brooks, Re 
 
1000 lbs., Sericea Les 
seed, combine run, 10c 
shipments less 50. Ibs. 
Wade, Commerce; Ria 
 
Watermelon seed of q 
grown especially for eee 
var., Burrells Gray, S ut 
Queen, Kansas Giant; med. 
small, Calif., Klondike 
American Winter Que 
pest Hungarian melo 
35c. % Ib., 60c: $1.00 Tb. 
- Rooks, Springvale. me 
 
Blue Ridge Mtn, climbing 
mato, runs to 18 ft., 3 
vine, 200 seed, 25c: 
largest tomato, up to 4 
seed and 12 climbing cu 
free ea. order. Stamps 
ed. es & Smith, Pike. 
 
  
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Hi-bred half and half c 
seed, ist yr., pure and 
reasonably priced. F. H 
Midville. 
 
Pure Stoneville 2-B. 
seed, Ist yr. from b 
staple 1 1-16 in., privatel 
ned and recleaned, $1.45 bu 
ley C. Couch, Turin. 
 
Broomes 90-day wilt-resi 
ant cotton seed, kept pi 
gin. Ist yr. grown from 
er, high germination. Otis 
Cowart, Summit, Rt. 2, Bo: 
 
Cokers 100 cotton 
4, pure and clean, 41 p 
lint, early maturing Big 
$5.00 CWT, FOB. Exc. for { 
and sound Clay peas. Ww 
A. Hutcherson, Ashland. 
 
Stoneville 2-B. ist. 
originator one variet: 
culled, cleaned, graded 
son treated, pure and perf 
$6.00 CWT, FOB. J. H. B Ls 
Lavonia. - : 
 
Rucker Early pride. 
seed, (1150 Ibs. makes } 
bale), 48 per cent lint, Stapl 
{1-16 in., treated, $1.65  
Non treated, $1. 55 bu. Ji 
Rucker, Ashland. 8 
 
Cooks wilt resistan 
seed, $5.00 CWT; $20( 
/Clean and pure, FOB. B 
Bishop, Fitzgerald, Rt. 4 
 
Cokers cotton seed, 
2nd. yr. from breede 
CWT, FOB. Ginned pur 
Jackson, Stephens. 
 
100 bu. pure privately 
ned; Dy & Poh. cott 
Str. 2;1- 1-82 in; staple, 
00 for lot; smaller quar 
$1.10 bu. B. F. Fagan, | 
 
Heavy fruiter  cotton 
(3 bales per acrey, 
from the ground up, bi 
bolls extra early  best, 
lint as high as 48 per ce 
$2.00. bu. Mrs. S. B. Gilb 
Toomsboro. 
 
Broomes 90- -day super br 
cotton seed, ist yr., sound a 
unmixed, $5. 00 CWT, FO 
Ship by Frt., C, 
 
Reed, Varnell, 
 
7000 Ibs. Cokers 100 S 
cotton seed, kept pure 
$5.00 CWT bags, FOB; A 
bu. peas, Red Rippers, 
ly mixed with browneyed 
browneyed Slightly matted 
red ripper. $3.00 bu. FOB. N. 
Reid, Hartwell, Rt. 3. 
 
75 bu. Cokers 102. cote 
seed, 1% in. staple, $1.2 
 
  
 
sacked. L. A. Rag 
 
  
    
 
BEANS AND PEAS 7 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
h. wilt eaters pure 
oe eed, $1.00 bu. Also 1 
ck fat blocky mare mule, 
050 Ibs:. $100.00 at my 
 
. W. MecPher- 
 
kept pure, $5.50 CWT. FOB. 
<L. Kling, See is e 
 
Ss a | stain 2. eotton-= 
$1.50 bu., FOB. 
es ke F. Brooks, 
 
 Rachels, 
UL. a aan aiactrs 
land Big Boll cottonseed, 
 
eee breeder, kept nure, 
at, i. Pear- | 
 
oneville 9-B. cotton- 
 
ist yr,, $5.00 CWT. No. 
 
ihen dt Cw Cc, O: 
white. Hartwell, 
 
ars as z cottonseed, 
Stacs = 
 
Je! pune: Cobb- 
 
Geo, 
 
mney = No, 2 - Ist: ovr: 
 
one ~variety : 
 
tere $5. 00 
 
cottonseed, No: i, 
kent pure, $1. 50- bu. at 
60 bu. a Sae 3 mi. No. 
 
Sept pure at aa $4, 00 
ae Leo Green, cage 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Bisine ays 
Kept. pure at gin. 
 
  
 
< beans: 
 
Bar 
 
Imp. 
 
$1.95 12 
: Also 1 be 
s Mich, hatch, $5,00, 
 
Young, | 
 
} beans, 
 
400 | 
ae ye 
 
Pure Stoneville 2-B. cot- 
tonseed, Ist yr., privately gin- 
ned and recleaned. $1.45 bu. 
Wade 619 Ibs. lint per acre, 
Staple 1 1/16 in. Riley . 
Couch, Turin: ; 
 
. Hi-bred half aha: half cot- |: 
 
tonseed, ist yr. from breeders. 
Reasonable price. F.-H. Bunn, 
Midville. 
 
500 bu. .Wannamaker Cleve. 
land Big Boll.cottonseed, 1st 
yr. Kept pure, $1.50 bu.; 200 
bu. pretty clay. peas, $3. 00 bu.. 
 
FOB. F. P. Ivey, Thomson, 
 
Broomes 90-day cottonseed, 
wilt resistant, long staple cot-. 
ton. Ist yr. from breeder. Kept 
oe at Gin. $5.00 CWT. Otis 
Cowart, Summit, Rt. a: Box 
a : 
 
Stoneville 2-B., Ist. yr. Jae 
tonseed, culled, cleaned, erad- | 
ed and ceresan treated. pure 
and perfect, $6.00 CW. EOE: 
aE H. Beasley, Lavonia. 
 
D&PL- walt resistant No. 12 
Imp. cottonseed, picked with- | 
 
out rain, kept pure at gin, (1250) 
 
Ibs. seed cotton makes 500 and 
over lint) $5.50 CWT. Also 12 
R. ik hens, 1 cockerel at market 
 
price, per db. Just off 42 Hwy. 
on. Flippen Rd. Willie Tanners 
Np NeE, as 0. Box 65., 
 
oe: 
 
eS "BEANS AND PEAS 
FOR SALE te ; 
 
  
 
  
 
Jeu eee Grew dee peas MWe Ib. 
 
| (Bushel lots); brown and white 
 
speckled erowders, Te lb.: black 
Meas oc Ns 
elean. some. proken: by thrash. 
Good for table use or for hay. 
Good yielders. C,. P. saree 
Temple, itt 2 i 
 
Red speckled crowder peas, 
{0c Ip 5 lbs lots or more; 
Speckled half. runner garden 
25e teacupful; 
beans, hickory cane corn, 25c 
lb.. 5 Ibs. or more. No chks, 
Ace, Gad, Brown, Ball Groups. 
 
Rt oe 
 
56. BU: Silver Hull a 
 
-| peas, heavy yielder, $1.00 nkg.: 
 
$3.50 bu.:; Add postage. All or-. 
ders cash. \97% pure. Noor- 
ders filled when es than peck. 
J. W. Mason, Grayson. | 
 
Little white mush. table peas. 
106 Ha: plus postage. No stamps 
-or-chks. acc. Mrs. Hattie Hig- 
gins, Dahlonega, RU AS ce : 
 
Striped half. runner garden 
Also few extra early 
white bean seed, all tender hull. 
 
sound, free from weevils, 30c 
 
Mars plus 5e postage per pint. 
 
00 Mrs. ee Fraser, Buford. Rt 
vias 
 
ace 
striped 
 
Old ashibned: 
half 
 
putter beans, 
 
-| beans, 25 eupful: Sugar pump- 
 
ee kin, 2 tablespoonfuls, 15; Cur- 
 
1. Ge Ot. iresied 
i. to station. Cd: 
 
Not ised: 
nation, eee 
 
ned eae ieate 
 
L. McGari- | 
 
John > Bostwick. 
 
Write for} 
Cc 
ae a 8 
 
oe Cae 
 
| om pecries eae 
rivate gin and re- 
 
ipped in 100 lb. case 
ack: 1.50 pa we 
 
ic ly mustard seed, 
4 ' spoonful. Add postage. Mrs. T. 
eda. McGraw, Irwinton, Rt. 1. 
 
| Runner 
 
1GOZ,5 
 
postage. 
Dahlonega, Rte 5: 
 
| Ben pies 
- | style cornfield tender beans.  
and. White creaseback corn- 
 
  
 
Imp. Lorado beans, $5. 00 bu. 
 
Gus Sosebee, Cleveland, Rt. 1. | 
 
Early, tender Speckled Half 
 
garden beans, 25c 
teacupful; garlic. bulbs, 25 
2 pounds fresh, firm, 
country butter, 50c lb. All 
postpaid. Miss Gennia Brown. 
Ball Ground, Rt. l. 
 
8% bu. white with Gnleyes 
sugar = crowder peas, sound, 
 
| clean and sacked, $4.00 bu. or 
 
swap for a5 good, little milch | 
 
cow giving milk now. Must 
 
1 be: healthy. Bring cow and get 
| peas. 
iL care Sam Felker. 
 
Delbert Odom, Ideal, me 
 
a8 bu. New Era peas, elean 
 
| sue. sound. Make best offer at 
 
barn. W. B. Moore, a 
sills Bd 
 
Old time mixed tender corn. | 
field beans, 25c cupful. Add 
Mrs. Paul Dowdy, 
 
20 bu. Otootan ee $5.00 
 
|bu.; Also want 1 Polled Here- 
 
Str. Be 4st yr... 
80.00: per ton 
 
ford male, 12-18 mos. on. reg. 
BoP, Rowe, Moreland. 
 
35. bu. unknown. field peas, 
$3.00 bu.. FOB. Sound 98 per 
cent, bright. M.S. ee 
Smithville. ee 
 
40 bu. Otoothn beans $4, 00. 
by. SX a bu; beans for 2 bu. 
unknown peas or velvet beans. 
Conch, Luthersville. | A 
 
Edible soybeans, toda to. 
ae green or dry, very prolific, 
5 Ibs., $1. 00. Add postage. es 
or M. O. No echks, Mrs. 
 
oo! Maysville, Rt. 2. 
 
- Wonder . Q crops a 
su mer) tender bunch beans, 
Grand mixture old | 
 
fiel ans, 30c pt. ea.; - Also 
 
ulbs, 20 do: 
 
ed popcorn, ee 10 ids 
Buford, Bt 
 
All sound and | 
 
Mung } 
 
Add postage to all. 
 
| Madison. Rt. 1. 
 
10c table-|- 
 
| and cane. 
 
hard eorn seed, 
 
| lifie red cob, $3.00 bu. 
J. E. Locke, Sule. Reet, 
 
- Pender Cornfield beans, Has- 
tings striped kind, old fashion- 
ed white mixed and half run- 
ners, all tender, 25c large cup: 
Also 80 B. L. Leghorn hens, 5 
roosters, all $1.00 ea. Plus 
powlene: G. R. Poole, Jasper, 
 
Striped, half-runner garden 
beans, tender and prolific, 50c 
pi_del: 2nd: zones: S. Ay Beav 
ers, Cumming, Rt. 5. 
 
5 bu. Blackeyed Crowder 
peas: $400 bus LOB: ake -B; 
Samples, Cumming, Rt. 4. 
 
Heavy bearing black. pole 
beans, striped half runners, 25c 
cupful. ea.; Black. pea bean,. 
same price. 
Exc. 3 cups for 4 printed feed 
sacks. Mrs. W. V. Robbs, Flow- 
ery branch: Ht, 
 
Old fashioned cornfield beans, 
i5e cupful, del. Mrs. ~ W. Ey 
Hamrick, Roswell, Rt. 1. 
 
Edible soybeans, 
| pure, 85c gal. Postpaid. Money 
order. Albert Baggett, Bow- 
don, Rt ks: 
 
75 lbs. Butterbean peas (col. ) 
nice and sound and clean, bear 
tik: frost; 2b toes 5= toss. $1.20. 
Dill seed, large pack, 10c. Add 
postage on beans. Mrs. S: W. 
Sloan, Auburn. 
 
3 Speckled - erowder. peas, 10c 
| Ib. Red rippers, $3.50 u.: Mix- 
ay Haynes 
 
30 bu. Ne 4 velvet beans, 
$2.50 bu. in 5 bu. lots: $2.75 bu. 
less than 9 buS lots. FOB. 
 
Miles T. oe a : 
 
ee A. 
 
CORN AND SEED - 
CORN FOR SALE | 
 
  
 
  
 
= 400 bu. 
 
bu. at barn. chks. 
 
Sutton, Piirieecy ic: ie Oe 
Hastings yellow prolific seed 
 
corn, pure, isolated; first class, 
 
Ray 
 
| 95e peck: $3. 15 bu. Hastings 
 
ew Dixie Honey Cane, 2 lbs., 
45c: 5 lbs., $1.00. Both ist yr. 
AL EL Nix? 
Gainesville, Rica 
 
Cottonseed, Cokers 100 willbe 
1 vr. removed from breeder; 
seed tested, treated with Cere- 
san, packed in 100 lb. bags, 
$7.50 bag, FOB. .Murrel Hold= 
erby, Valdosta. . eS ube 
 
Pewee ie. cottonseed, INQ. 12; 
 
|} ginned on strictly private gin, 
 
Ist yr. from breeder, recleaned, | 
staple yin. and better, shipped 
In good, even wit... bags = $1.50 
bu. or $1.25 bu. by. truck if you 
come for them. J. L. Thomas, 
 
Hastings yellow ecltie seed 
corn, grown Wy mai. from any 
| other corn, sel., nubbed and 
shelled or in ear., $1.00 pk. 
BOB. Se. Es: Fowler, Elberton, 
AR ese as 
Yellow and Tee popcorn, pops 
extra well. 5c lb. Earliest of 
early okra seed, 15c large cup- 
ful. Add- postage. Mrs. John- 
hie M. Harmon, Sugar Valley, 
Rt 4. 2 z 
 
Hastings oe prolific a 
corn, pure, Ist class, isolate: 
95c peck: $3.75 bu.: Hastings 
New Dixie Honey cane, ist 
class, 2 lbs.; 45: 5 Jbs., $1.00. 
By. mail. Add postage on corn 
A. BE. Nix, ane 
| ville, RT S5; 
 
Cherokee sweet -eorn, gee 
veloped for Ga. condition. Ae 
white sweet corn with yield 
and vigor of field corn. $5.60 
 
/bu.; FOB. <Not sold in Jess than 
 
Vy bu. lots. Kathryn G. Cooley, 
Secy. to Director, Agronomy 
 
| Dept., Ga. Experiment. Station, 
 
Experiment. 
 
200 bu. good "White Dent, 
slipped shuek corn, $1.50 bu. at 
my barn.  
itton, Hite =3; 
 
_ Stanleys Prolific. seed corn, 
none better, $3.50 bu. O-S: Wil 
| liams, cRae, Rt 4... 
hatleys Prolific seed corn, 
 
nub  and shelled, $3.00. bu. 
FOB. oo VE Gaston, AmerCUs 
| Rt. a A 
 
Have some ot the little cob, 
$1.00 peck, 
Postpaid. Will yield 50 bu. 
per acre on common land with 
 
only small amt, fertilizer. Wat- | 
 
son Sears, Hazlehurst, Rt. 3. 
Big Marlboro, $3.00 bu., FOB. 
 
No: chks. Also Whatleys ae 
i 
 
hand nubbed and shelled. FOB. 
 
  
 
A. eB : 
 
  
 
FLOWERS AND SEED 
p34 FOR SALE e 
 
CORRECTION NOTICE: 
 
~ Ozark Orange, small and 
Psbybreath and Snowdrop Spi- 
rea, 10c ea.; Orange Day lilies 
with ea @oothencs and yellow 
 
  
 
P. P. on 50c orders. } 
 
clean and} 
 
Parsley, 
 
corn, shuicked, $1.50 | 
 
E. VES: sp eekGeni.t 
 
  
 
_ PLANTS FOR SALE _ 
 
  
 
Booking orders for Tobacco 
(Mammoth Gold and Yellow 
Wammoth) plants. to be. del.., 
around April 5th; at $2.50 M. 
Crawley Allen, Alma. Rt. 2. 
 
9 cer 3. doz. rooted: Sage * 
 
bushes, 15c ea., $1.00 doz. Mrs. | 
 
E. C. Heaton, Hartwell. 
 
Klondike strawberry plants, 
95c C.: $1.40, 500: $2.00 M.: old 
fashioned Blue Damson plums, 
80c ea, or 6 for $1.00; bis 
Peach plum, 50e ea., 3 for $1. 00. 
wee Grace ee Cumming, 
Rebs 
 
Klondike awhens plants, 
 
25e C.. $1.40, 500: $2.00 M.; old | 
 
fashioned Blue Damson plums. 
30c ea., 6 for $1.00: big peach } 
plum. 50c ea., 3 for $1.00. Mrs. 
A. D. Jones, Cumming, te i 
 
Strawberry plants, Klondike, 
$2.00 M.: 500, $1.50: Mastodon, 
$2.50 M.: 500, $1.35. Good 
rooted plants. Mrs. Guy Crowe, 
Cumming, Rt. 1. 
 
Open field grown Chas. Ww. 
cabbage plants, 500, 75c; $1.25 
M. del.; Mastodon: strawberry 
plants, 
best flavor, 500, $1.50; $2.50 M. 
Good roots, strong plants. Bo R. 
vee Flowery Branch, Rt. 
 
rogsir as. White Bermuda 
onions, carrots, Beets, W. cab-- 
bage,- collards,: Parsnips, Ruta- 
baga, Endive, Iceberg lettuce, 
Nest. onions, Kale, 
Swiss Chard, 35 C. del. Book- 
ing orders for tomatoes, pep- 
pers and ege plants, March ist, 
|50c C. del. Mrs.-H. Vv. Frank- 
lin, Register. 
 
ade erowns, 6-00. Mi Clyde 
Lanier, _Graymount. Py 
 
Sage plants, well rooted, 15 
2 ape. Postpaid: Also cat-. 
a plants, 10 ea.; 3, 25c. Mrs. 
G. J. Bell; Gainesville, Rt2 
100 large leaf sage plants, 
$5.00: 50 plants, $3.75. Postpaid. 
No order acc. for less than 50. 
plants: Mrs. L.' P. Higginboth- 
am, Hjberton, Rts2: 
 
Lady Thompson or Klondike |. 
strawberry plants, 30c C.; $2.00 
M. No chks. or C. O..D. Tw 
Summerour, Gainesville, Rb 2s 
 
CS and heading collard, 25 
C.: 7T5c M. Everbearing stra aw-- 
berry plants, 40c C.; e 25 M.; 
Cabbage plants, 25 $1.06 
Pe ATPamaneds ia. ae - Crow, 
Gainesville, RE. 2: : 
 
Texas Wonderberry (black- 
perry); one of the best. berries 
now time to set out. 24 plants, 
$1.00 Postpaid. Large size, ex- 
tra heavy, 36, $2.00, Postpaid. 
Prompt shipment. Ww. M. Rock- 
e Thomasville, Rta es 
 
* Klondike strawberry plants, | 
 
$1.75 M.; 500, $1.00. Well root- 
ed. strong young plants. Prom- 
pt shipment. Miss . Lillie Mae 
Durand, Flowery Branch, Reed: 
 
Cabbage plants, strong, heal- 
thy, frast_ proof, field grown, 
packed, 2500 per crate, $2.00 
FOB., exp. office. Varieties: 
Charleston,  Copenhagen, Flat 
Dutch. shee chk. currency or 
/stamps. J. W. Lang, Omega. 
 
Early. J. and Chas. OW. Co- | 
penhagen and Flat Dutch, 500, 
65c; $1.25 M.: 5 M. and up, $1. 00 | 
M. by. exp. Write for price on 
truckload. John W. po 
Lakeland. 
 
Everbearing 
plants, 25e C.; Exe. for good 
nice feed. acks, white or print- 
ed. Want 3 printed of a kind: 
ea. to pay postage. Mrs. Lau-) 
rene Anderson, Cleveland, Rt. 2. 
 
Cabbage plants: large | prea | 
extra early Jersey and Chas. 
W., Copenhagens, 500, 65c; 
$1.00 M. White Bermuda onion 
plants, 500, 75c; $1.25 M. All 
del. Postpaid, prompt shipment 
satis. guar. F. F. es Fitz-" 
gerald.) %. 
 
Chas. and Jersey W. abbas: 
$1. 50 M.: White and yellow Ber- 
muda onions, $2.00 M. del.; All} 
kind Crowder peas and Calif. 
| blac eye, 15 Ib. No orders acc. 
under 5 lbs. White, yellow and 
red onion sets, 30 qt.; $1.00. 
 
gal. Ovie Crowe, So 
 
727 -W. Myrtle St. 
 
Sage plants, Footed $1. 25 | 
ee No chks.: money or M. O. 
Ance Grindle, Dahlonega, aoe 
4, Box 58. 322 
 
Hardy Eldorado _ iackheres 
plants, pearers of large delici- 
ous berries, $1.00 C.: $8.00 M. 
Maude Hamby, Greenville. 
 
Chas. W., E. 
60c: 200, 30c; Dex. J. P. Mullis, 
Baxley, Ri4 
 
2 yr. bearing size Mt. ack: 
 
eee 50ce doz.; Giant Garlic, 
 
20c doz.; Sassafras, Spicewood, 
6 Ibs., $1. 00. Stamps acc. Add 
postage. Dorothy Teem, Talk- 
ing Rock, Rt. 1) 
 
Cabbage plants; fresh grown 
Jersey and Chas. cabbage and 
White Bermuda onion plants, 
 
M. i L, Stokes, 
 
PLANTS FOR S E 
 
  
 
bOBs 15c: 
 
everbearing, large and |: 
 
piri bere. 
 
  
 
Saue plants, well rooted 
punch; 6, $1.00; Old fashio 
Pomegranite, 23 ft., 75 e 
$1.25; Peppermint, "25e bul 
Mrs, C. E. Crump, Har 
 
ECCS SE. 
 
Hardy Eldorado plac b 
plants, $1.00C.; 2:-M., $2 
Mrs. C. M. Robinson, Gre 
 
Early J. and: Chas. Ww. 
proof cabbage plants, fres 
green, 300 50c; 500, zo 
MM. -dels Re Chanclor, 
 
eee wines. 50 
Stephens, Dahlonega, R 
 
Sage plants, we 
25; B, 50c: $1.00 doz. 
Nice catnip bunch, t5e 0) 
sage plants, 25; Okra. se d; 
6 oz, 25c; This 
Bak Ib., 65c. Green po kin 
Keith, Gay. ms 
 
capers plants: Jerse 
and Copenhagen cabba 
500, 65c; $1.25 M. del. i 
Also booking. tomato pli 
March 20 del. R. J: Pau d 
brose.. ~ 
 
Mastodon Luc whee 
$2.00 M. J. = Sane 
ville: Re ees 
 
uA 
- oe 
 
plants. $1.25 M.; 500. 65c 
Ci = Mirs.-J. N. John on 
Rt. 2. 
 
Frostproof  : 
welh rooted, Chas. and 5 
75 M.: lots 5 M., $3.25. Pr 
shipment. A.B. Williams 
 
Jewel wonderbear 
 
| berry plants, 50e C. 
 
~-80c C.: $2.25 M.; White Te 
blackberry. 6. 50c: Pep er 
garden horsemint,  : 
tansy, 25e- doz = Ex 
 
lb. feeq sacks.: Whit 
ee Willis Grae 
 
R te 
 
6 sage ane 
oal.- 35- Catnip bu 
ea. Sent, Postpaid. | M Ss. We 
 
Chiss: W., Dutch, Go} pent 
ane Round Dutch  
 
$i. 50. postpaid. Be 
becca. : 
 
i 
 
bery > nts: Red 
Jumbos, Lady Thon : 
EC.2 $2.50 Me Also White 
lot onions, 15 qt.; 60 
Postpaid. Mrs. R. HH. Clar 
Gainesville, Rt. Te 
 
ies. Young bearing plan 
ea. Postpaid. No order jes 
$1.00. T. BE. Barnett,, De 
106 West . Hill S Bee : 
 
  
 
  
 
Seagate jaa o 
vines, sage plants, 
$2.00 doz; Himala 
vines, all well roted an 
paid. Mrs. Natham_ Weath 
| Ball Ground,  Rte 4. 
 
- Yellow, blue Apri 
 
red and yellow plum, Bell 8 
15e ea.; 10, $1.00: Peach 
a Oye BAS 00. Mrs. De AL 
Cedartown, Rt. 3. 
 
Tung trees, a yr. stoc 
high, 10c ea. with postag 
or more, I pay postage. 
Ss. Se nea 
 
black, 
 
scuppernong, all white. 
and finest bunch & 
-Thorniess, | 
-Thornless Boysen 
 
etc. Insp. W 
Ashland. 
 
State Insp. lead: ing 
and. yellow Apricot, 
to $1.00 ea.; Hazelnut spr 
bea at 20c to -50c ea. 
 
Newsome, Sanders 
 
Leading var. 
grape vines, $55. V 
$1.25. doz. Black - a 
doz.: $10.00 | am 
cot "$1. 50 doz. 
true to name. ] 
Riverdale. ee 
 
Cherries, 5, 50c;  $ 
Goose: perries, 15, $1.00 
like to exc. for St. Heme 
bearing Raspberri \ 
 
| por, fiat Duce | 
| cabbage plants, $1.00 M.: 500, _ 
 
-erabapples, - 
 
| grapes, Thickiobery. 
 
red plums, red sassafras, 
15e; 4 ft. 45e. Plus po: 
Exc. for white sacks. Mr: 
M. Colson, Foom a 
 
Chis ais 
dine, winter - 
 
  
   
   
 
  
 
; pecan pee: 
to. 8 it. high. 
 
them, oe 
Yr. a eapon feathers, dry picked, free 
 
 of wing and tail feathers, 25c 
Tb. del. 
 
yotschers, 
 
3 only t 
 
aniel. 
 
23 Nursery |. 
Burr Mc- 
 
be doz. Mrs: Martha White, Dah-} 
lonega, Rts, Box 37. i 
 
"EB e ea.: 
 
; us - Grape- 
 
, Niagara, 2 yrs., 
ape ea. Postpaid: | 
 
ne vines, 
ong, 10c ea. Mrs. G. Ww. 
Bowdon, Rt. Ze 
 
ard: 6 apple a ne 
 
best var., bear 
J to late: 2 cherry and 
 
es, 16 in: all $2.50. 
 
$ 25. for. half equally 
sa Webb, Blljay. 
 
a yellow plums, 
oats Hazel 
 
key, Dulcet. Scott, 
nd Male, $1.50: 2 home 
O 50 ! ae ee 
 
  
 
  
 
DN Runner and 
 
shelled on modern 
 
ler that aets excellent re- 
ll peanuts cleaned with 
\proved recleaner be- 
 
ng shelled. 10 bushel. 
 
i, Pavo on Tho- 
 
Road, at Salem 
 
oads. B. H. Red- 
 
  
 
some stems, few 
 
500 lbs.,ore more; 
 
Osu. to 500. Ibs. 
elley,. Conley,  
 
18c lb., prepaid, if 
nce; Also A. S. R. 
 
hing eggs, $1.15 Det 
 
tons ret: or 5ic doz. 
Party furn. es 
ge oe G. CG; a 
 
: ee Sed peanuts, 
Ibs., . $1.00: rice pop- 
= ae A 
 
Wes 
 
Se Stewart pecans, med. 
ue 25 Ibs. a 
 
500 lbs. imp. White Saas 
wut for sale or exc. for 
 y or corn; Also 6 bu. 
 
_ peas, $3.00; Also 
os yellow shelled 
 
eprice. del>:-C.. Li. 
Stone Min = 
 
eee Ibs. imp. Spanish pea- 
recleaned, 6c lb. at 
i No samples. Also 
Stoneville 2-B. cotton 
st yr. 1 1/16 in. staple. 
bu. 70. W.5 Simmons; 
ig asville, Rib 3% 
 
fale Spanish peanuts, pick- 
sat lb.. FOB. from 50 
to a 1000 Ibs. Ezra 
 
Aa Rt I. 
 
panish peanuts, pick- 
8c lb.. FOB. from 4 bu. 
100 bu. Mrs. Fannie Kent, 
 
iaalk a seedling 
 
x eae 
 
hens, $1.50 ea. at. my 
ue Belle: a 
 
  
 
  
 
| seed, (peanut color). 20 cup: 
 
@,|.50c Ib. or lot of 25 Ibs., 
Pe hd: 50. del. 
: oe Mary Collins, cede Rt. 
 
Bedienuter sack. Add postage. Mrs. FE. He 
 
= Moreland. 
 
| wild strawberry plants, 25c C. 
_ | Mrs. Cicero Wares Deer ees: 
 
|mint, 15 doz.: 
-| seed, 10c- tablespoon. Spec le 
 
| white plossom Ene. pea eee 
20c cupful; 6-wks. garden bean | 
 
red sassafras root, 10c Ib.: dary 
shuck  beans,  250. Ib. Mrs. 
Presley Fowler, Diamond. 
 
- Bronze turkey  and White. 
 
Barbara Lee, Red Oak. 
 
New, white downy feathers, , 
for | P. 
- Sample on request, 
 
4 
 
21 Ibs. Hotes used. some, 
but nice and. clean, $12.00: 6 
Ibs.. - chicken feathers, 30: Ib... 
or exc. for Speckled Crowder. 
seed peas. Mrs. ae a Altman. 
} Alma. . pe 
 
Several he of moe ae pe p 
-per, cured in- shade, 40 Ib. Add | 
postage. Mrs. Harry J. ee 
Chipley, Rt. Doe as 
 
Rattle, yel i Ww, Taisen pod 
 
5 | doz; Catnip, horehound, 25 
 
1; Rhubarb, 15c ea.: 25e: Horse- 
radish, 5 bunch, well rooted. 
Fixe. - for printed feed sacks 
(Must be 3 alike): 1 bunch of 
Rhubarb or horseradish for fe 
 
Wright, Ellijay. 
 
| Yellow roots, 10 Ib.: @iteen 
 
of the Meadow, rattle weed 
roots,20c lb.;. Yellow. dock, 
sassafras, wild | cherry bark, 
1 5Cs ihe Witch hazel bark, 25e 
lb. Add postage. Mrs. Myrtle 
Jackson, Talking Rock, Rt. 2, 
 
Gooseberry bushes, $1. 00 doz. 
| Yellow root, mullen, wild cherry 
park 20c 1b.; Sweet gum bark, 
Sassafras. roots, 10c Ib. Will 
ace. stamps. Fiz FL Sa 
Mitchell, R= ae 
 
Artichokes, Be aps ie Tbe 
100 ib. lots and up, FOB, No 
orders less than 50 Ibs. Send M. 
-O. with* order. Tae F Maison, 
 
Yellow root, wild cherry pare 
25 Ib.: Winter | green, colts- 
foot, 30c Ib. Wild huckleberry, 
 
| bearfoot. roots, - 
 
Lup, 
 
: i: 00 TDs 
25 Oe Gourds, De ee 50c. Post- | 
 
roots, 255 1D. Spicewood. root |: 
Gps park, 50c 1b.;. Wild cherry Ae 
bark, -20 Ib.: Garlic bulbs, 30c } 
 
  
 
ate ae 
 
Horseradish, ee ae 
white or print sacks. Ha. pay 
postage. Mrs." ae J: Ce 
Bremen. ~~. 
 
Sassafras, oe 6 ieee 
$1.00; Giant garlic, 20c doz.; 6) 
doz., $1. 00: Exc. for printed feed 
sacks. Add postage. Stamps 
ace. ~Tamar Teem, ee 
Rock. 
 
Yellow root; > 25 - Ibe Cue 
 
_ Cherry pepr er 
 
running butterbeans, 25c pt. 
Mrs. Clarance Parnes) Seas 
 
| retta, Rt. 2. 
 
Green. and dry . Serie pulbs, 
50c doz. Dbl. tansy, 25 doz. 
Mrs. Hannah H. Harris, Grif- 
fin, Rt. C, Box 10-A. 
 
Pumpkin, citron, 
crookneck squash seed: 5c this. 
Elecampane, horehound, catnip | 
| garlic, spearmint, 5e; Comfrey, | 
horseradish, feverfew, house- 
leek, 10c punch. Add postage. 
Mrs. Ralph Williams, Cumming. 
 
Bearfoot, coltsfoot, wild cher- 
rv bark, Queen of the meadow, 
Winter grapevines, all roots, 
10c lb. Add postage. White vel- 
| vet okra seed, 15c cupful. J. B. 
Cochran, Pisgah. 
 
This yr. crop large size black 
walnuts, hulled elean. Will ship 
promptly. Mrs. J. M. Marshall, 
Talbotton, Rt. 1, Box 61. 
 
150 flour sacks, (white) 
washed and free of holes, 24 Ib. 
| size, $4.00. Will exc. for dried 
peaches or apples. Ea. pay post- 
age. Mrs. Bob Mills, Lithonia. 
 
4 or 5 bu. garlic bulbs, for 
sale, J. T. Anderson, Jr., Mari- 
etta. 
 
Clean: feed sacks, (200  th: 
size) free of holes, new 12c ea. 
Postpaid. Mrs. Frederick Atk- 
inson, Valdosta, Rt. 4. 
 
Horse radish plants, red rasp- 
berries, garden gooseberries, 
$1.00 doz... Catnip, balm, dbl. 
tansy, 8, 25e: Garlic bulbs, 50c 
C.: Red sassafras root, wild 
herry bark, queen of the mea- 
daw. yellow root, 25e Ib.; 5 Ibs., 
$1.00. Mrs. M. L. Baton, Dah- 
Ried: 
 
Red hot poker, 25-< ea.2 5; 
71.00; Garlic, large, small, 250, 
50c doz.: Catnip, dbl. tansy, 
25e doz.; Comfrey, Old ~ time 
cherries, plums 10c ea.: $1.00 
ea.: $1.00 doz. Mrs. Ed McCon- 
nell, Demorest, Rt. 1. 
 
. Garlic bulbs, 20c doz.; 
for dried. apples, white. 
 
Exc. 
feed 
 
.. | Sacks or anything can use. Mrs. 
 
  
 
NEAT, Adcock, Adaiveville;: at; {i 
 
i peach: trees, pear, plum, 
 
yellow : 
 
  
 
erry. tree park, 
-coltsfoot, 
sfrass roots, buses, oe ap- 
ple root, 10c Ib. _ rooted 
young cherry Cae 06 
.Wayn. Cochran, Pisgah. ie 
 
2S) Ibs. shade cured meee $1.00 
Ip. John~C. Richards, Sparta, 
ae 2, Box 157-A. 
 
Yellow root, wild cherry bark 
 
Rattle root, che 
 
Cae 
 
110e lbs ~ Queen Of: the Meadow, 
20 Ih.;  Bverbearing strawberry. 
 
plants, 500, $1.00: Add postage. 
Miss - Willie Faye | Patterson, 
Talking Rock, Rt. 2. 
 
 Jerusalum_ artichokes, 50 Ibs. 
5c lb.; Small lots,~ Tie Tb. 
FOB: Also Whipp crowder peas, 
 
yard long peas, 30c lb.; Black 
 
seed prolific green string Corn- | ' 
 
field. beans, 35c lb.; Large field 
and Sugar ge pumpkin, 10c oz. 
var. gourd seed, 
 
tee 7 W. Page, phases 
 
  
 
oe " MISCELLAN EOU s. 
WANTED . 
 
be ae = 
 
: wan some setting | eggs ae 
these breeds: Polish, 
ckled- Sussex, Reds Leghorn, 
 
horns, and Andalusions. 
Crider, Crawford. : 
 
Will exc. 3 lbs. dried pple  
efor 12 | goose eges; 
exc. 2 Ibs. dried apples fori 
gal. Red 4 
mer warner er, oo eee, Re: 
2 
 
Mank. bo 
Mammoth Blue Goose eggs for 
setting. iy Re Burnes, ome, 
 
Carly 
 
| 102. Hast 10th Sty: Bg 
 
FEATHERS WANTED: 
 
for geese and duck feathers. 
Ea. pay postage on what they 
get. Want about 8 lbs. Parties 
interested write. Mrs. J. E. Sor-~ 
rells, Royston, SRG 1. eS 1 
 
FRUIT. WANTED: 
 
Want 10 Ibs. sour dried. ap- | 
 
ples, free* of, worms, nice and 
bright. Quote lowest prices. 
Mrs. W. A. Hooper, Carnesville. 
 
FRUIT TREES WANTED: 
 
Want stock for home orchard 
Sat- 
suma, Figs and BTADES: dB; 
 
: ,25.; Mullins, Baconton. 
+Horehound, 25 doz. Exec. for; 
 
 Want f Quince tree, 1 old 
 
fashion summer ripening pear | 
 
tree. Let me know what you 
have. Mrs. R. L.. Hale, eee 
180 So; Main st. ~ = 
 
HAY WANTED: 
 
Want one ton good hays del. 
Give kind and price. I Teem, 
Rea oor epee Lake aay 
R s 
 
Want to. boy tricks or ear lots 
 
of hay: Also D. & P. L. No. 12) 
 
cotton seed. E.. Ate aes 
**ershon. 
 
Want to buy 2 or more truck: 
loads of No. 2 peanut hay. 
Make best offer at your barn. 
Cc. C. Summerlin, Bremen, tee 
Route. 
 
hay: Quote best price, FOB. J. 
-O. Stuckey, Rhine. 
 
PEANUTS WANTED: 
Want 500 lbs. runner -pea- 
 
nuts; 200 lbs. imp. Spanish; 100 
 
small Spanish; Also 2 bu. Brab- 
 
ham peas: 2 bu. Clay peas. J. 
 
J. Outen, Manassas, Rt. 2. 
 
- Want 100 Ibs. up to 3000 Ibs. 
Big Peanuts. Pay cash, 5c lb. 
Write at once. John W. Dur- 
den, Macon, 1012 Hazel St. . 
 
Want to hear from someone 
at once who has North Caro- 
lina Runner Pender seed for 
sale: or Alabama Runner pend- 
er seed. Reasonable price. W. 
Haas Baxley, Rt. 4. Box 
 
PLANTS WANTED:  
 
Want onion and cabbage 
plants. Write first. Mrs. Carl 
Kimsey, Hiawassee. 
 
Want broadleaf sage plants, 
cynthiana grape vine, Downing 
mulberry, 2 yr. or 3-4 ft. size. 
 
Mrs. Charlie Fallent, Lula. 
 
Chin-ca-pin bushes wanted, 
will pay, $1.50 doz. for 2 doz. 
nice well rooted bushes pre- 
paid. David T.. Ansted, Fort Mc- 
Pherson, Bldg. 27, Apt. No. 10. 
 
Want to exchange 1 doz Cat- 
nip plants for 1 doz. peppermint 
plants. Ea. pay postage. Mrs. 
Martha J. Rogers, Manassas. 
 
POTATOES WANTED: 
 
Want to buy 100 bu. Certified 
P. R. seed potatoes; Also 25 bu. 
Nancy Hall and 25 bu. Early 
Triumph seed. potatoes. Quote 
best cash price, stating how 
 
many you have. C, A. Dobbs, 
 
Gainesville. 
 
Want 100 bu. Red Skin P. R. 
potatoes, Gov: Insp. for breed- 
ace. Ata, Warrenton: 
 
sass 
 
| 2000 Kudzu crowns 
 
Laken- | 
velders, Mottled Houdans,. Spe a 
 
ey 
 
Also will. 
 
ault. onion sets. Ho- | 
 
ie Doulbase or |. 
 
Want 10 tons No. 1 peavine | 
 
ianty short neck. funnel 
shaped gourds, gal. size only. AL 
A. Fowler, Stone Mtn., Rt. te" 
 
EVOTS AND HERBS ; 
WANTED: : ee 
 
Want at once all kinds ee 
plants, or seed of | avender, 
 
vil, Catnip, Borage, Balm. State 
price, Hy G- oS College 
Park, a 2 
 
Want aay wonles 
form, roots .or balls. 
sending prices. Mrs. 
Lunsford, EE 
Box 119. ; 
 
SYRUP WANTED: 
 
Want one case No. i sugar 
cane syrup. Must be pure sugar 
cane. Delivered. Le. me know at 
once, Ce BL Milner, . Shiloh. 
 
in- "any 
Write 
Harris 
Rt. ee 
 
: SEED. WANTED; eo 2: 
 
Want. one peck English peas, 
some large early. kind; Want 
Sat. once; 
Give pest prices; . Also have. cae. 
 
- | boar hog, wt, about 200 Ibs., for: 
 
sale. W. M. Runyan, Cedartown. 
 
Want to vexc. 5 lbs, White: 
Wiush peas for 1 gal. White or 
 
+red Mult, onions.. Write ee 
 
You pay postage on yours, 
 
Cannon, Rt. 
 
Want to exc. Ye gal. sar 
 
a tins, tomato seed for potato 
 
plants. del. last of April. Also: 
 
1 match box full of Ruby K. 
Sweet pepper seed, 40c; dried 
 
apples, 18c_ Ib. Ada postage. 
 
| Mrs. Manuel Foster, aah Rt. 
{ i. 
Want to exch. equal values |. 
 
Want. 45 exc. some hice packs 
oa: clean, . dried apples 
some Cushaw seed, Eschallot 
onions and climbing - tomatoes. 
Have nice white feed~ sacks, 3 
 
ee es Steed, Talbottom, | 
 
Want _ some Bermuda. onion 
sets> Andy. Mull, Tewner. 
= Want | old fashioned  blue 
stem collard seed. M 
c. Hicks, Carroliton. 
 
Want one cupful - old foals: 
ioned | solid blue pole _butter- 
eans. Sometimes called field. 
butterbeans. Alfred K~ Story, 
Macon, iit Piedmont Ave: | 
 
Want Bunch Velvet beans, 
95 
Cokers 401 cotton seed. Give 
best. prices and when can get. 
them, L, M. Davis, Baxley, Rt. 
 
hoe 
 
= Want 150 Ibs. 
few pounds of Sericea Les- 
 
weeds and grass. Give price 
CO. De tiemer Adcock, Ad- 
airsville. 
 
SEED CANE WANTED: 
 
Want Jarge- amt. Pp: O- Je 
 
Douglas. Albany.. 
 
~ Want to hear from sane hav- 
ing 1000 P. O. J. seed cane for 
sale. near here. Allen Willams, 
 
| Hazlehurst, ant ao: 
 
BEANS AND PEAS 
| WANTED: 
 
Want 10 bu. New Bis peas. 
Cut oe Buckor ay: Rt. 
by 
 
Want ea ea. of Velvet 
beans and corn. State price 
and quality, del. to me. Fred 
 
Want for Aa, at once, 10 mie 
clean, pure Brabham peas. 
State best prices FOB. Best 
price, closest point, gets order. 
R, E. Kimsey, Bishop, Rt. 1.  
 
Want Iron or mixed peas. all 
var., most any quantity. State 
best price. A.M. Aiken, Madi-_ 
son. 
 
HAY AN DGRAIN 2 
WANTED: 
 
Want 8 or 10 ton truck load 
of Peanut Hay. Cliff Mitchan, 
Durand. i 
 
Want 3 to 5 tons A No. 1 
Peanut hay. bright, free from | 
spurs, and of good quality. 
Quote*best price del. my barn. 
D. F. Ogden, Odum, Rt. 1.. 
 
PEANUTS WANTED: 
 
Want lowest cash price and 
sample of Red Spanish, also N. 
C. Runner peanuts in 500 and 
up lb. Jots. J, . Burns, Syl- 
vania, Rt. 2. 
 
POTATOES WANTED: 
 
Want 3 bu. Red Skin P. R. 
seed potatoes for bedding pur- 
poses. State price FOB your 
place. Floyd C, Payne, Rome, 
RFD 5. 
 
CORN WANTED: 
 
Want price on % bu, pure 
Marlboro prolific seed corn at 
 
  
 
once, J. R. Holton, Baxley. 
 
Rosemary, Thyme, Chives, Che-| 1 
 
AWwant to hear from someone | 
; that. has Calif. beer seed. Pe. 
 
Buff Leghorns, Exchequer Leg- Whitley, Summerville. oS 
 
pay on mine. Meee a Kelly  
Q DP arise: Chas. 
Greenville, ABE. 42. 
 
for | 
 
of a king will exe. for same. | 4 
COTTON SEED WANT 
~ Want. Cokers wilds 
 
rs. Beads : 
 
percent pure; Also want | 
 
eee and : 
 
pedeza seed. free of nOxX10US | : 
 
1 Ib. puck 
gal. J 
seed cane Write what you have |. 
fand price per 1000. Dr. sos 
 
L. White, eae. Sts Ge x 
| Co.) 
 
$1.00 del. 
 
bean see 
 
cone a 
 
eee white feed sacks 
ea. for both Mush and 
Butterbeans ag 
 
Seed, also 
| son, East. 
ton Road. 
 
| BEANS AND PEAS 
| WANTED: 
 
Want. 2. Dit. Barly 
 
spirale Frall nee 20 Db 
| ning: Velvet beans, all 
 
4 golid.: State bests pri 
 
Evans, Newin gton. 
 
BEESWAX WANTED 
 
: Want, at once s E 
 
will also buy Roots, H 
 
Barks." Write. John F. 
back, Kingston, aes 
 
CANE, WANTED: 
Want a sufficient qu 
 
| Sugar cane or P.O..J. 
 
plant 2 acres. A. s13es 
annah, Pe 0. Box a 
 
oe 
 
eo WANTED: 
 
Want tM. b 
corn at $1.25 bu. 
 
| Maynard Keith, Hog 
 
Want 200 bu. sound cor: 
200 bu. bright oats, 
Reinstein, | Savannah 
 
Want 1 Per 
little -cob corn eckin 
pig flat Gate grain. 
sample and price del. 
Adams, Pavo, Rt Lee 
 
cotton. seed. Guar. pure. 1 
price, length of staple this 
Jo: Sine, os 
 
: HGGS WANTED: 
 
Want 50 Bronabree ss 
fieey eggs, last of March, 
sonable priced. Good hea 
 
| stock. Miss Berth | Pi 
| Chipley, Riess : 
 
Want good | settin 
 
hoarce eggs, AAA er 
 
Also Barred Rock cans. 
preferred. Mrs. Gee 
jacket cas Rr a 2 : 
 
  
 
SYRUP. FOR s A 
 
  
 
Several wantiod gi 
grade Ga. cane syrup. - 
for quick. 
TG rice. Glenn a8 
 
+ Pure @a,: cane syn 
gal. cans, $1.00 gal... 
Nicholls. Soe 
 
500-gal. Screed thick 6 x 
syrup in 1 gal. tin buckets. ] 
H. Rogers, Cobbtown.  
 
125 gal. eo O: J. ean S) 
 
lin % gal eans, $1.00, gal. 
 
G. Ben Wilson, Rebecca. 
 
1000. gal. pure i Gas 
syrup. Case of 6 No. 10 
$5.50, FOB. Swap for farn 
products, hay, peas, peanuts 
ete. J. B. Mills. Hazlehur: 
 
300 gal. syrup in 1 ga 
$1.00 gal. J. D. O5e 
town. 
 
in. 1 gal. cans. 
90c gal, for lot. 
Guyton. 
 
in 10 tb. ae jugs, 6 to a 3 
90c gal. at the farm; Also 
smooth: sweet potatoe 
by truckload at the far 
cane, $2.00 per 100, 
 
new gray cane. is 2 
wee ee 
 
FRUIT AND BUTTER 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
 
 
Nice bright dried apples, 15 
lb. FOB. Mrs. A. L. Hold 
Epworth. = 
 
Fresh Jersey butter, 
Wrst Bf. fs 
Bowdon, Rt. 1. : 
 
$1.20. Can furnish 3 lbs, wee  
ly. Also Marglobe. tomato se 
$1:25 Ibs Al del. Ex 
pecan. trees or <-s 
 
Bonnie Smith, GADevite: R 
Bee 
 
Fresh  eereS 
$1.15, Postpaid. Can 
6 lee or more ea. oe Mrs. 
 
  
 
  
    
 
ATOES. : 
"| VEGETABLES F FOR SALE 
 
  
 
: 20 hives bees in 8 ft., 
story hives, $1.50 ea. Buyer to 
come after them. Chas. Stone- 
vypher, Toccoa, Rt. 1. 
 
5 lbs. strained beeswax, 25c 
Jb., FOB. Can furnish more as 
Spring advances. Mrs. Chas. 
B. Tanner, Sandersville. Rt. 1. 
 
  
 
GRAIN AND HAY 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Sev. hundred bundles good 
fodder, $4.00 per hundred, at 
rbarn: also want to hear 
m party having wilt-resist- 
ng  steld peas, stating price. 
M. Hooper, Norcross. 
 
rs, Pine 
 
- Goog mixed bottom meadow 
baled hay for sale at my farm. 
$20.00 ton. 8 mi. S. W. Mil- 
oe ville a paved: Macon 
wy: R. E. Cotton, Milledge- 
te, 207. North. Columbia St. 
 
500 lbs. Peavine and Les- 
edeza $25.00 ton, FOB., Also 
or 6 outstanding bred gilts, 
5c lb. W. D. Watson, Logan- 
ae 
Choice Kudzu hay ae eee 
2: yrs. old kudzu crowns, for 
dee: W. _Middlebrooks. 
 
10 tons good Peanut hay. 
$11.00 per ton.-at barn. E. D. 
iggins, Smithville. Rt. 1.  
 
  
 
OBACCO FOR SALE 
 
  
 
ood mellow chewing tobacco. 
 
S., $1.00 del. W. D aE ACY: 
arn aurea tobacco, " puar. 
 
3 eed, 2 mellow, chewing 7 lbs., 
.00; Good smoking, 10 Ibs., 
00; Postpaid to 3rd zone. 
r. or money back. Mrs. A. 
Williams, Alma. : 
 
  
 
  
 
eggs from | 
 
oice stock, $1.00 per 15. Post- 
 
aid. J. R. Baxter, Carrollton, 
Ala, St. 
 
-H. Red hen eggs, grade 
$1.00 per 15. Fresh daily. 
. Moss, Acworth, Box 38. 
 
Eggs from very dark Donald- 
tt U. S. Pullorum con- 
lied, $1.50 per 16 del.; Also 
aby chicks, $12.50 del. Exc. 
nee for cabbage and_ onion 
Mrs. ane Brown, 
 
 Mountain, Rt. 
 
on and Hanson Str. unre- 
ted males and females, eggs 
hatching, 70c per 15, FOB. 
ustomers to. furn. crates. 
: Bailey, Dial. ee 
 
uperior P. & G. mating 
e Giant eggs, $1.50 setting 
 
f 15. Postpaid. Exc. for rab- 
ts F. H. Martin, Dunwoody, 
 
E urebred dark Cornish game 
. $1.25 per setting. Cheaper 
large Jos... irs... Aj G:; 
ke, Rochelle, RE 1, pte 
 
erlay +B. L. eggs, from. 
loodtested hens, bred to lay, 
0 per 15 eggs or $6.00 per 
00. Mrs. H 7A. Wilson, Martin, 
 
R eggs, $6.00 C.: $4.00 
50 del. Cases to be oe 
. B. Scroggs, Alto. 
 
 settings of Dark Corn- 
w, blocky type) eggs per 
. $2.00 setting, del. in Ga. 
 
Forrester, Canton, Rt. 4. 
 
bred Partridge Rock 
$1.00 per 15. No chks. 
y orders only. Ethel Lee 
 
Martin, Rt. 2. t 
 
Graded Broadbreasted Bienes 
urkey eggs, $5.00 doz. through 
after May, $3.50 doz. M. 
certified check -accept- 
Martin F. Hurst, Conyers, 
 
ect, pure New Hampshire 
 
eggs, 75c per 16, del. Mrs. 
Pallahan, Blackshear, Rt. 
 
ney Black Tail Jap hantek 
 
Le per 15 del. #H. A. 
oultrie. - 
 
rebreq. AA, White Wyan- 
te eggs, fine and large, $1.35 
if; also a good plug mule, 
and good, $4.00. Mrs. 
 
_ Jones, Lula, Rt. 2. 
 
rahma | eg#s from purebred 
($1.25 per setting: also 
Rock eggs, purebred 
 
  
 
W. Williams, Columbus, 
Willi ms Dai 
 
: freshen March ist. 4 gal. day 
 
-old, Reg. male, 350 Ibs., 
 
  
 
250 bu. cert. yellow skin 
P. R. sweet potato seed for 
sale. T. O. McMullan, Macon, 
Rte 
 
300 bu. of select yellow skin, 
state insp., P. R. sweet pota- 
toes, $1.25 bu. J. M. Christian, 
Stockbridge, Rt. 4. 
 
Copper skin P. R. seed pota- 
toes: Apply= (i. 'S..- Baxter, 
Blackshear. 
 
Several hundred bu... P. R. 
Sweet potatoes in Hills for 
sale at my farm. F. B. Jack- 
son, Wrightsville. 
 
50:-to. 75 -bu. P. R. and La. 
yam potatoes for sale at once. 
Truck lot-vat my. place::S: Tf. 
Carter;, Richland, -P..-0. = Box 
493. 
 
% acre collards, ready to cut 
now, 10 miles S. Glenwoog on 
State Rt. 15. Marvin F. Till- 
man, ae 
 
40 or 50 bu. R. potatoes, 
$1.50 bu. Roo. Moye. Wrights- 
wile Rt: ft, 
 
Copper skin La. sugar yam 
seed potatoes, $1.50 bu. Hpr. 
Also want 50 bu. Iron seed 
peas: 10 bu. red hull speckled. 
W. H. Clough, Blackshear. 
 
25 bu. P. R. sweet potatoes, 
$1.25 bu., FOB; Also Everbear- 
ing strawberry plants, 400, del.. 
Ae B. T. Thornton, Bowdon, 
R 1: 4 % 
 
CATTLE FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
Jersey cow, 3rd calf: 3 gal. 
daily on common feed (more 
on plenty feed); freshened Feb. 
3rd, $125.00 at barn; also 2 nice 
 
heifers, freshen soon, for sale. |" 
 
Elbert Cain, Hoschton, Rt. 2. 
 
Several purebred Reg. Guern- 
sey bulls about 5 mos. old. out 
of AR cows. $50.00 ea. J. E. 
a Atlanta, 1334 LaFrance 
 
1 short horn bull, 14 fee 
old, bred up from reg. sires. 
Bull sired by reg. milk type, 
$50.00. Also pr. mare mules 
 
coming 1 and 2 yrs. old. on 
 
Stephens, Talking Rock, Rt. 
 
One milch cow, % eae 
and 3-4 Jersey, due to freshen 
Feb. 25 with 4th calf. Will give 
3% gal. milk day, $1.00. Mrs. S. 
 
| A. Phillips, Patnelto, Rind, 
 
One nice J ersey heavy spring- 
 
jer, coming with her 2nd calf., 
 
for sale. H. C. Waldrep, For- 
svt Rt. 1. 
 
Several reg. Polled Hereford 
bulls, sired by the great Kuh- 
Imann bull, Advanced Domine 
88th. and by our good herd 
sire, M. Pawnee Prince. Also 
2 rege. horned bulls. Gy. c. Dekle, 
Millen. 
 
Large milch cow, due to 
or more when fresh; extra good 
for butter: around 8 or 9 ye 
old, $65. 00 before freshening. J 
 
CG; Teague, Waco, Rt. 2. 
 
_ My entire herd Hereford cat- 
tle: several young, bred cows, 
3 good young bulls, and a 7 yr. 
old bull, sev. 1 yr. old heifers. , 
See at my farm. A. N. Moye, 
Barnesville. : 
 
Very fine, reg., solid white 
(beef type) bull, 4 yrs. old Feb- 
ruary 12th. Around 1100 Ibs., 
fine cond. no bad _ habits. 
 
$125.00 at my place. J. B. De- 
 
foor, Morrow. 
 
Heifer (calf 2 mos. en 2% 
gal. a day, $65.00; also 4 gal. 
cow, half Guernsey and half 
Jersey, fresh 8rd calf the 12th, 
$100.00. Both at my barn, 
prices. ati Darracott, Gain- 
esville. Rt. 
 
  
 
HOGS FOR SALE 
 
  
 
O. I. C. full blooded stock, 
$15.00 pr.; also O-too-tan beans, 
for sale. R. P, Rowe, Moreland. 
 
; Durocs, reg., dbl. treated, 
Cherry red Nov. pigs, wt. 50 
Ibs., Prices start at $20.00. 
 
| Booking orders for March pigs 
 
by son of Checkers Orion 
Cherry King breeding. - PG. 
Herod, Kathleen. 
 
Res. S. P. C., 5 pigs, healthy. 
4. males. 1 female, Wt. 40-45 
lbs., 8 wks. old, from State 
Fair prize winners, $12.50 ea., 
or $13.25 ea. reg. Also 2 yr. 
$50.00 
at my barn. ' Malcom Miles, 
Metter, Rt. 1.. se 
 
1 -P.C. mate, =f 
about 300 Ibs., $45. 00; Exc. for 
hog I can kill. Also 1 B. R. 
rooster, 1 yr. old $2.00. L. G. 
Kidd, Hapeville, 104 Evans Dr. 
 
30 odd Black Poland China 
pigs, 8 wks. old, $10.00  ea.: 
Their mothers out of Ree. hogs. 
8 mi. from Locust Grove. J. A. 
 
yr. old, wt. 
 
; Anderson, Pat Grove. ae 
 
. Deeatur, 
 
  
 
_ HOGS FOR SALE _ 
 
  
 
Big Bone P. C. Male hog for 
sale or trade for guinea hogs 
or pigs. J. T. Brown, Elberton, 
Rt: 3: 
 
3 pure Duroc Jersey gilts, 
not reg., FOB my home. A. R. 
Reeves, Dearing. 
 
2 P. C. sows, one has 6 pigs, 
one has 8, $40.00 ea. at barn. 
Also 1 good mare mule, 8 yrs. 
old, work anywhere, $200.00. 
oo A, Davis, Toomsboro, Rt. 
 
4 little bone Guinea male pig 
and one female, 9 wks. old, now 
$8.50; 2 guinea and reg. Hamp- 
shire cross females, 8 wks. old, 
$8.75 for quick del. a3 A. Baze- 
more, Perkins. 
 
  
 
HORSES AND MULES 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
One bay mare mule, 10 yrs. 
old? wt, = 42560 Ibs., sound, 
$A75. 00; Also want 10 or 15 
Parmenter or New Hampshire 
Reds, Mch. or Apr. hatch, lay- 
in~ pullets. State price. Tom 
Kelly, Rabun Gap, Rt. 1.. 
 
Sound, 9 yr. old mare mule, 
work anywhere, wt 1050 Ibs., 
$155.00. Can: be seen. at my 
ferm on old Watkinsville-Bis- 
 
shop Hwy. See me at the Clarke. 
 
Co. Farm on Lexington. Hwy. 
ear Athens. R.R. Howell, At- 
ens; Rt3.2 
 
One shetland pony, ia con- 
dition, gentle work anywhere, 
$75, 00. Exc. for a good milch 
 
| cow or heifer, fresh or soon to 
 
freshen. Also gen. cornfield 
 
| bean seed, col. and white mix- 
 
ed, 30c lb., FOB. Write first. 
Mrs. Charlie L. Wills, Talking 
Rock, Rt. 1. 
 
One mare faule, 12 or 13 yrs. 
old, good for work, eats well, 
 
for sale or trade for mare. De 
 
E. Wilson, Thomaston, Rt. 2, 
(On A. S. Mitchell Farm, 3 mi. 
Yatesville.): 
 
4 horses, work good, $50.00, 
$75.00, $85. 00 and $90.00 ea.; 
from 8 to 12 yrs. old, wt. 900 
Ibs. ea. J. O. Davidson, Irwin- 
ton, Rts A: 
 
1 mies: mule, wt. around 950 
 
lbs., O. K. in every way, cheap 
for cash: trade for cattle. (At 
the Tom Tate old Hayne place). 
J B. Turner, Dahlonega, Rt. 1. 
 
Gray Roan Plantation Geld- 
 
ing, 16 hands. In good flesh. 
$135.00. Earl Floyd, Atlanta 
Cheshire Bridge Rd. 
 
Pr. heavy grey horses, 5 and 
i yrs. old, this spring. Good 
 
workers, ready for hard work, 
 
$300.00. W. e Prackools; Sum- 
 
merville, Rt. 
 
8 yr. old mule,. 1300 Ibs. for 
sale. W. D. Bennett, Molena. 
 
1 dark bay horse; 5 yrs. old, 
Blocky type, 1050 Ibs., $125.00. 
Guar. to work anywhere. 1% 
mi. S. E. Omega. C. C. Free- 
man, Omega. 
 
1 black horse mule in good 
condition, 12 yrs. old, wt. 1100 
lbs., good worker, sound, gentle 
$100. 00 for. quick sale. If in- 
terested see. J. B: Holden, oe 
 
pharetta, Rt. 2. 
 
One mule about 12 yrs, old, 
wt. about 900 Ibs., work any- 
where. Cheap. W. . 
Ellenwood, River Rd. 
 
Beautiful solid black color, 
t yr. old, pony Stallion, wt. a- 
bot *% 800 Ibs., $65. 00 cash at 
barn. First come gets him. P. 
D. Alexander, Lithonia, Rt. a 
Phone Lithonia 4191. 
 
Nice 3 yr. old, Ga. raised 
mare, for sale. S. F. Bohannan, 
Conyers, Phone 3735. 
 
One, 6 yrs. old mule, gentle, 
work anywhere, wt. about 900 
Ibs., cheap for 
Blackwell, Dahlonega, Rt. 1. 
 
One red mule, wt. around 900 
Ibs., 15 or or 16 yrs. old, sound 
and good worker. Pert and fast 
stepper. Real bargain at barn. 
$45.00. Sam P. Jones, Lula, Rt. 
 
1 pr. mules and 2 H. wag- 
on, for sale or exe, for hogs 
and cattle. Jos. Freeman, 
Blakely. ; 
 
Gentle, plocky, deep Bay Sad-.| 
 
dle mare, 7 yrs. old, works any- 
where, dbl. or single: Fine bug- 
ev and farm animal; Also good 
to breed, $150.00 at my barn. 
B. R. Woodliff, Flowery 
Branzh, Rt. 4. 
 
Want Shetland pony for cash. 
Young, with good qualities. 
Reply. Cc. J. Moore, Waleska, 
Box 26. ; 
 
Dark bay stallion. blood lines, 
cross Drait Mare and Riding 
horse father. 3 yr. old in May, 
1943: also his half sister, same 
color. $300.00 for pair, or sell 
separate, or trade for hay. corn, 
oats or barley. WW. GC, Denny, 
Ee Wesley Chapel 
Rd., eare enny 6. Uieretord 
Farms. ons : 
 
Dy eda 
 
Maynard, 
| cett, Austell, 
 
* eash. Dollie | 
 
  
 
HORSES AND MULES 
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
1 black Jack, 1 Bay Stallion, 
$150.00 ea. C. G. Morris, Roop- 
ville. 
 
1 plug mule for sale cheap 
or swap for milch cow. Frank 
Hamilton, Norcross, Rt, 1. 
 
An 8 yr. old horse and 2 plug 
mules. All gentle and work 
anywhere, $35.00 ea., at my 
place: Be, Langley, Stone 
Mountain. < 
 
SHEEP AND GOATS 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
4 yearling, reg., ped., pure- 
bred Mile High Toggenburg 
bucks. $35.00 ea., or exc. for 
does of anything on farm. 
(Lost 25 does in recent flood). 
Mrs. Nora Smith, Arngldsville. 
 
15 head of common goats, 6 
kids large enough to butcher, 8 
bred nannies and 1 billie, un- 
related to nannies, $2.00 ea. H. 
H. Pierce, Warrenton. 
 
Anglo-Nubian milk goats, 6 
high grade, well marked, best 
ploodlines in Ga., for gale, del; 
Cc. M. Smoak, Griffin, Bt. D- 
 
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.) 5 
 
Several choice, purebred and 
 
Registered  Toggenburg does, 
 
bred to Sir Roderick; Rea- 
sonable. Booking. orders 
1943. pedigreed kids. 
Hynds, Atlanta, 93 pe ae St., 
NeR DEE 5140. = 
 
3 Toggenburg nannies (1 
fresh) and 1 Nubian billy for 
sale at my barn. L. A. Purcell, 
Commerce, Rt. 1. (On the Har- 
den Bridge - Rd.) 
 
Booking orders for purebred 
reg. Toggenburg kids, March 
del. Reg. Toggenburg buck ser- 
vice bv G-Man Joes Confucius. 
Fee purebreds, $5.00; grades, 
$3.00. Warren Rollins, Atlanta, 
34 Murray Hill Ave. N. E. 
Phone DE. 6912. eee 
 
' At Stud: Purebred and Nu- 
bian buck, reg. in the American 
Goat Society, -with attractive 
appearance and breeding. Earl 
S. Redwine, Madras. 
 
for 
 
3 milk goats; 1 Nubian and | 
 
Saanen, freshen soon with 2nd 
kid, easy to milk, $17. 50; one 
 
freshen soon with ist kid, $15; 
1+ White Saanen about 1 yr. old 
 
fast bred, $7.50. Will trade for 
what have you? J. L. Williams, 
Alpharetta, Star a Phone 
4022. 
 
Good buck for se: Service 
$1.00. Milk goat with kids, 
fresh the 1st. and doe ready to 
mate for sale. Come and see. 
J. E. Matthews, Atlanta, 3rd 
house on N. Hightower. next to 
Hollywood Rd. 
 
1 milk nannie goat, entitled 
to reg., 8 mos. old for sale or 
 
exe. for pig or calf; 6 miles No. 
 
John | 
 
Roswell, close to Tomie Garrett. 
 
Store. W. W. Smith, Jr., Ros- 
 
well, Rt. 1. 
 
At Stud, Reg. purekred 
Saanan Buck, Snow Prince, No. 
S4740 High milk producing 
stock. Fee $3.00. John R. Fau- 
Rt. 1. Austell- 
Marietta Rd. at Seaboard R. R. 
Cut: 
 
Ga outstanding Saanan, 20 
 
Tbs., 11 oz. breeding. Fee $3.00; 
Does poarded. 2 daughters of 
above buck out of 7 qt., 14 oz. 
Mother freshen ist Mar. An- 
other doe out of 8 at. mother, 
bred to above buck. 
of the 3. One purebred Saanan 
bred to above buck. Edwin 
Simpson, Atlanta, 695 Paynes 
Ave., N. W. Phone HE. 3601. 
 
  
 
-KABBITS AND CAVIES. 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
- One New Zealand White buck 
in good service, about a yr. old, 
FOB, $5.00. Write at once. J. 
C. Vining, Jr., Stockton, 
 
1 solid black female rabbit, 
about yr. old, $2.00: Exc. for 20 
White feed sacks, free from 
holes. Also want to hear from 
someone who would like to have 
 
baby chicks raised on halves to! 
 
3 or 4 wks. old. W. L. preferred. 
Mrs. Bertha: Walston, Bases 
Hn, Res. i 
 
  
 
LIVESTOCK WANTED 
 
  
 
CATTLE WANTED: 
 
Trade one full blood Guernsey 
bull calf, (suitable for dairy 
 
Sell one: 
 
herd) from real good stock 2% > 
 
mos. -old, wt. 175 lbs., for a 
 
jereford bull calf of same 
 
ESS Or will sell Guernsey. H. 
mpperer, Marlow. 
 
  
 
2 
 
LIVESTOCK WAN 
 
  
 
Want to hear from 
having nice male calf., 
weaned; Also want O.TI. C. 
pigs, reasonable. A.D. 
stock, Douglasville. 
 
Want several weaned 
del. to my house here. Wil 
reasonable price. Let me- 
what you have and price. 
i. La. Hale, Conyers, a: 
Main St. 
 
HOGS WANTED: 
 
Want to buy for cage 
I. C. reg. male shoat, wt. 
lbs. for breeding purposes. 
Oliver, Commerce, Rt. 
 
Want to hear from 
that have White Face 
ford pigs (not cattle), for 
- P. English, College 
 
Want 6 reg., Black 
male hogs, ages, 6 mos. 
yrs. old. na Ada 
Glennville. : 
 
Want 2 O. I. C. gilts, 
8 wks. old and 1 O. Bax . 
lated boar, about sam 
Darrel James ae 
 
. shear. 
 
Want 50-60 Ibs. Rea 
or Duroc, (vreferably O 
nice male: Also 1 bred | 
female of stocky ty} 
Write price, age and w 
McMichael, Bunea Vist 
 
Want a little bone Ss} 
P. C. male pig, about 2 mo. 
Ss. H. Hearn, Polen, R 
 
Will exc. 4 nice bu 
volue $10.00 for 2. nice 
value, $10.00. J. W.: 
Thomaston. fee il] 
on Rt. 1.) 
 
Want 1 male and Le 
spotted P. C. reg. pigs, 
 
yr. old. John Richardson, 
 
syth, Rt. 3. 
 
Want one en. or 
rec. male pig, 6 or | 
Essex. Want the thin | 
type, small ears, big | 
L. Moss, Lula _ 
 
Want to exchange 
hens, 2 yrs. old, for Pig, 
ens, or what have O 
Corinne Haley, 
 
River Rd. ,  
 
Want te buy Reg. 
PO piss. = a 
Temple, Rt. 2 ees 
 
erent Give deaerit ti 
 
and price in ist let 
Medilin, Fairmount.  
 
Want Shetland pony, m 
 
age, condition, color, dispo 
 
and price del. C. F. 
 
Carr~ Station. oh 
 
Want. to buy a@ mul 
farming tools and 1-H. 
some pigs and chicken 
H.. G. Starney, Atlan 
Pearl St., S. E. 
 
Want extra good sad 
young and gentle. Mt 
cheap for cash, within 1 
Summerville. State a 
a 1 lowest price in 1s 
E. M. Stephene on, Sumn 
 
Would like to buy 
either mare or mule 
 
bert Barrett, Royst 
 
Want horse for far 
also to ride. Weight 8 
ibs. John Carroll, Jr 
Rie2, = 
 
RABBITS AND cat TES 
WANTED: 
 
Want white or whi 
rabbits of all ages. | 
H. Hipp, Hogansville. 
 
 Want to buy all kin 
bits and Guinea pigs 
nish games of Bull Dog 
Lockard Bell, Atlant 
Alexander St.) a N. W. 
 
Moultrie, Rt. 4. 
 
ough to breed; N. Z. 
big stock, pay cash 
for shrubbery. a es 
 
| Son, Statham, Rt 
 
Want to hear f 
having white and Beigia 
for sale: Also want Mi 
or other large ducks. R. 
er Statesboro. 
 
x r 
meat. W. O. Strickland, 4 
ton,: Rt.. 2, Box 1A 
 
SHEEP AND GOATS 
 
WANTED: 
 
Want fresh Reg. Toge 
goat. W. E. Livings 6 
Park: Box. 18550 5. 
 
Want guinea pigs. 
you have. R. T. Wil : 
Moultrie, 416 Hillcrest. 
 
Want to buy 50 hes 
sheep del. 46  
Write. Langdon 
lanta, Standa: a | 
 
  
    
 
_ POULTRY FOR SALE | PO! 
 
  
 
roosters, 40c ea.: Also 
g mule for sale or exc. 
noney order. J. F. Hay- 
 
Ss mixed breed, $1.50 
a Ped: Partridge 
large chickens): reason- 
ice. Any amt. Mrs. W. 
tone Mtn., Rt. 1, At- 
 
ne "4636, Ex. 
 
KR anitards: hens, $1.25 
ommon hens, 60c ea.: 1 
 
51.00 for ences hens, 
n ie as many as need- 
C. P. Bowen, Cuth- 
 
rios Show type dark Cow 
 
bantams and 1 trio B. B. 
 
tis. guar. W. K. Hern- 
 
/ gusta, 1109 Adrian St, 
 
Golden Sebright. Bantam 
 
50c ea,, FOB. J. A. 
ast, Reynolds. 
 
re Golden Sebright Ban- 
ockerels, about 9 mos. 
; Ree Mrs. R.. ph Miller, 
 
ne fealthy breeds. Satis. 
R. H. Shumway, Atianta, 
Peachtree, Dunwoody Rd. 
us Cochin bantam hens, 
1941 hatch, absolutely 
now Pa $1.00 ea. J. 
; Jackson.  
 
olden Sebright rooster and 
 
. Silkie rooster, $1.00 ea., 
ed Ayash, Atlanta, 687 
| Ave., S. EH. 
 
pr ea. B. B. Reds, Red 
es, Birchers, $5.00 pr.; 1 
d Falcons, $7.50 or swap 
Jack Cochin hens. H. Clay- 
ree, Gainesville, Box 
 
Oo WHITE AND. 
ROCKS: 
 
B. BR. cockerel, 10 mos. 
$1.50; 1 Blue Mtn. Black 
: mos, old, wt. 4 Ibs.. 
e Trio small type mixed 
Bantams. grown, wt. 1 
Mrs. Willie 
 
all 
Nghade: 30 ve rocks: 
 
. H. Reds, 20 R. I. Reds, 9 
er inace, 10 B: Rocks; 10 
Id, laying well, $100.00. 
1-9 mos, old Guernsey 
arge for age, $75.00. Mrs. 
ich tt, Decatur, a Near 
 
$1. 50: 1 White game 
rooster, 1 yr. old, real 
 
, $1.00; 1 trio mixed game 
itams, wt. 1 Ib. ea., 1 yr. old, 
0. All del. in Ga. Reed F. 
 
. R. Roosters, 1 
d, $1.50 ea. G. C. Edmond: 
 
z roosters, 
hatch. $1. 50 ea.: or $4.25 
+  OB, M...O,- Miss June 
 
Broxton. 
 
irebred Partridge 
iC] pels: ready for 
4 - Miss  Lathia 
Pitts, Rt. 2. 
 
_ Barred Plymouth Rock 
ekerels, Mch. hatched, $1.00 
"OB. Mrs. B. L. Ashe, Bis- 
 
Rock 
service, 
Griffin. 
 
) AAA grade Parks Sfr. 
young B..R. laying hens, no 
eulls, $30.00. 1 good young 
 
oe free. T. M. Webb, Elli- 
 
v. Re pullets and unrelated 
rel, Apr. hatch, $1.50 .ea. 
Cochrane, Sycamore. 
 
Thompson Ringlet Strain 
 
R. cockerels, ready for ser- 
vice, $1.50 ea. at my home. Or 
add postage or express. Also 7 
Tbs. long green okra seed, 20c 
supful; Exe. for bermuda onion 
la or Handerson bush lima 
eed or good var. straw- 
 
lants. Postage pd. by ea. 
 
. Dan L. Smith, Madison, 
Box 181. 
 
 Rathod Plymouth. rock, 8 
old, or ae st 00 ea. You 
 
R. Cockerels, Thompsons 
Ringlet bred to lay strain, $2.00 
Ba. ggs, same strain, from 
 
itested flock, $1.00 per 15; 
5 30, del. Mrs. J. A. 
Martin. 
 
e W. 2. Be puetak for sale, 
: E. Prather, | 
_ Covingto 
 
  
 
For quick sale: 35 head fine 
Flat B. R. fryers, will ave. 2 
Ibs. ea., 28 lb. Cash with order. 
Can ship same day order rec. 
Mrs. R. M. Smith, Demorest. 
 
CORNISH, GAMES AND 
GIANTS: 
 
10 purebred aie Cornish 
pullets, large heavy type, 1942 
March hatch, beginning to lay, 
$12.00 for lot. Not prepaid. 
Satis. guar. Mrs. Hubert E. 
Hill, Commerce, Rt. 1. 
 
One Silver Indian Game 
Stag; 1 Red War Horse Game 
cock, 3 fine game hens, now 
laying. Charles Brooks, At- 
|lanta, 1431 McPherson Ave., 
Phone DE. 3513. ' 
 
2 White Jersey White, AAA 
Giant cockerels, 742 hatched, 
wt. 8-10 Ibs., $2. 00 ea. crated 
and placed at exp. office. Mrs. 
Tom Kinney, Temple. 
 
2 game cocks, Allen Round 
Head and Shawineck crossed, 
1 yr. old, $2.50 ea.; Also 2 stags 
same stock, $1.50 ea. James C. 
Bennett, Duluth, Box 161. 
 
1 ist class Blue Travelor pit 
game cock, $3.00. Wt. 6 lbs.; 
2 Muff hens, $1.50 ea. All dead 
game or no pay. C. L, Griffin, 
Gainesville, Oak St. 
 
Pure red Quill stags, $2.00 
ea:: Trio, $4.50: Also Ky. Doms. 
stags, $2. 00. ea.;. trio, $4.00; 
White Mountaineer and Ky. 
Dom. cross stags, $2.50 ea. 
Richard Ponter, Morganton, a 
1 4Box 29: : 
 
Snider Bacon Warhorse cocks 
$5.00; hens, $3.00; one cock, 2 
hens, $10. 00; Stags, $3.00; All 
kind Sonne cocks, red and 
blues, $5.00 ea.: Exc. a cock and 
2 hens for a Duroc Jersey pig. 
in my name, must be good, 5-6 
wks. old male pig. Tom Weaver, 
Canon, Rt. 2. 
 
2 drk. Cornish game cocker- 
 
els, Mch. hatched, ready for ser-. 
 
vice, $1.75 ea.: 2, $3.00, FOB. 
Mrs. J. B. Patterson, Waycross, 
Rt. 4, Box 118. 
 
10 purebred Drk. Cornish pul- 
lets, Mch. and Apr. 1942 hatch- 
ed, beginning to lay, $15.00, 
FOB. Crate to be ret. Charlie 
Bailey, Vienna, Rt. 3. ~ 
 
8 pure dark Cornish grown 
chickens, .7 hens, 1 rooster, 
$15.00 for lot; Some 41 some 
"42 hatched. Rooster 2 yr. old, 
and extra heavy. Mrs. Henry 
Everett, Richland, Rt. 1. 
 
One Brown Red stag for 
brood cock, games guaranteed. 
$3.00. Mrs. Jesse Hatcher, Cairo 
Ric: 
 
Some good game cocks for 
sale or trade for Bantams, 1 
cock for 7 hens; Also some 
stags, for sale or trade. J. L. 
Head, Douglasville. 
 
Pit Game cocks, 2 yrs. old, 
$3.50 ea. E. Li. Patterson, Talk- 
ing Rock, Rt. 1. 
 
Trio Allen Roundheads, about 
grown, $5.00 trio; Roundhead 
Brown Red cross, grown, $5.00: 
1, 1% Roundhead, 1-2 Brown 
Red stag, $1.50; 1 pure Brown 
Red, $2.50; 1 Warhorse, $2.50. 
Also want Bantams. HH. M. 
Adams, Douglasville. 
 
Nice brood pit Game (half 
Gin Grady, and half Fordown) 
Cock, and Also 1 Cock, half 
Gin Red and Half Round- Head. 
Also one Cuban cross Cock, 
$:.00 ea. Or exc. purebred 
Dom. game hens. Carl Griffin, 
Gainesville, 718 Oak aA 
 
LEGHORNS: 
 
25 to 50 cert. AAA grade W. 
L. pullets, now laying, $1.25 ea. 
at my home: $1.50 if del. W. 
H. Ragan, Hawkinsville. 
 
70 AAA English, W. L. 1941 
hatched, hens, now laying 52 
per cent, $90.00 for lot. A. A. 
Cook, Jackson. 
 
6 W. L. Hanson Str. cock- 
erels, sired by Reg. male No. 
102, for sale or trade. W. 
Johnson, Atlanta, 731 Evelyn 
Pl. Phone BEL. 1329-J. 
 
20 W. L. English type young 
hens, weighing 3% to 6 lbs., ail 
laying, no culls, $1.50 ea.; 1 
Hanson rooster, direct from 
360 egg flock, $3.00; Also 1 
N. H. Red, 11 mos. old, Rooster, 
$2.00. Stock have- been wormed, 
culled, vaccinated. Are all at 
mv home prices. Mrs. B. War- 
wick, Marietta, Rt. 4. 
 
4 purebred AAAA W. L. 
cockerels, $1.50 ea. Will crate 
for 50c extra. Mrs. M. S. Mes- 
vty Waynesboro, Rt. 1, Box 
14 
 
3 W. L. roosters, 8 mos. old, 
from Colonial hatchery from 
best ege grade, $1.50 ea.; 3, 
$4.00. Not prepaid. J. E. Gil- 
strap, Alto. 
 
200 AAA C, W. L. hens, Apr. 
42 hatch, laying good, $1.25 ea., 
FOB. Elzie Barrett, Alto, Rt. 1. 
 
10 Rices Master Breed W. L. 
roosters, 7 mos. old, $1.50 ea.; 
$13.00 for lot. Mrs. H. 
Brookshire, ee bas ha: 
 
erels, Booths Ped. 
A-Day strain direct, $2.00 ea., | 
 
  
 
2 8.0. Be ia _ cocks, $1.00 ea; 
100, Parmenter Red 10 wks. 
old pullets; Also 100 N. H. Red 
pullets, 85e ea.: $155.00 for lot. 
Buyer furn. coops. J. N. Car- 
son, Griffin. 
 
25 3B. LL: pullets, Apr. hatch, 
now laying, $25.00. R. 
Watts, Forsyth, Rt. 1. : 
 
10 fine purebred B. L. pul- 
lets and a rooster. Heavy lay- 
ers, $20.00 for lot. Mrs. Flor- 
ence C. Sturm, Statesboro, Rt. 
 
ae 
 
MINORCAS: 
 
Sev. pens Buff Minorca. -pul- |. 
 
lets and cockerels, pure stock, 
 
$12.00 per pen of 12 pullets and 
 
pa le Oscar Damron, Chip- 
ey 
 
About 35 Black Minorca]. 
 
hens and pullets, AAA breed. 
Now laying. 75c ea. Must sell 
at once. Also have few mixed 
breed hens and 2 Minorca. reost- 
ers. Miss Clara Adams, Milled- 
geville, Rt. 1. In care of B. I. 
Adams. 
 
MISCELLANEOUS 
 
150 nice, fat friers, for sale 
to party who will send or bring 
crates, for 30c Ib. Party to pay 
charges. Cashiers check or 
money order. Mrs. C. T. Laven- 
der, Flovilla, Rt. 1. 
 
400 prs. White King and 
White Carneaux pigeons. Sell in 
lot eheap. W. H. Sorrells, Ma- 
 
Yeon, Rt. 3. 
 
Peafowls, Blues, 3,,yrs. old 
and older, $35.00 pair: White 
peafowls, 3 yrs. and older, $40.- 
00 pair; 1 yr. old pairs, $30.00. 
FOB. Thos. 
Rt. 3. 
 
ORPINGTONS: 
 
2 nice Byers Buff Orp. cock- 
erels, vigorous, golden Buff, 
ready for service, $2.00 ea. Mrs. 
J. T. Wilkins, Atlanta, 826 
North Ave. N. E. Sow 
 
Sev. choice Buff Orp. cock- 
Lady-Egeg- 
8 for $5.00. Mrs. J. 
Perry. 
 
POLISH: 
 
2 pr. White Crested Black 
Polish chickens, 1 pr. 1940 
 
C. Ward, 
 
hatch, $4.00: 1 pr. 1942 hatch, 
 
$3.00; 7 bantam rosters, 50 
to_ $1. 00 ea.; also want to buy 
Golden and Silver Phesants, a 
trio of each kind. B. T. Carith- 
ers, Nicholson, Rt. 1. 
 
3 White Crested Black Polish 
hens and 2 roosters, 1942 hatch, 
$5.00 or $2.00 ea. Crated and 
placed at Exp. office. Mrs. Le- 
roy White, Temple. 
 
REDS, (NEW HAMPSHIRES, 
RHODE ISLAND): 
 
N. H. Red pullets, 8-10 wks. 
old, select, $1.00 ea.; Also W. 
R. AAAA grade. S. M. Stout, 
Warm Springs. 
 
Mahood Str. 8. C. R. I. Red 
cockerels, very dark, ready for 
service, $1.50 ea. Mrs. J. M. 
Hall, Calhoun, Rt. 1. 
 
-1=N. H. Red rooster, 8 mos. 
old, $3.00; 1 Buff orpington 
rooster, 3 mos. old, $3.00: 1 R. 
I. Red, 7 mos: $2; 50, not post-. 
paid. Consider trade for Chin- 
chilla rabbits. David C. Mc- 
Garity, Alpharetta, Rt 1. 
 
250 Parmenter and: N. H. 
Reds, 10 wks. old, pullets, $1.00 
ea.: $225.00 for lot. About half 
of ea. kind. Buyer furn. coops. 
Wilson Carson, Griffin, Rt. C. 
(On. Zebulon Rd.) : 
 
30 pullets, coming into pro- 
duction: 15 Rhode Island Reds 
and Black J erseys: 16 B. Rocks, 
LAS 00 ea. if sold at once. Mrs. 
 
. L. Jariett, Eton. 
 
Se N. H. Red, May hatch, 
laying, bloodtested pullets, $2.00 
ea.; also 29 B. R. roosters, $2.00 
ea. Mrs. J. W. Lancaster, Gain- 
esville, Rt. 3. ; a 
 
TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE 
DUCKS, Ert:. FOR SALE: 
 
Domesticated Wild Mallard 
ducks, now laying, $2.50 ea.: 
some drakes, $1.00 ea.; U. L. 
Carmical, Atlanta, 165 Ridge 
Ave., (Rt. 237). 
 
1 Mammoth Poulotce gand- 
er, $2.95; also booking orders 
for eggs at 25c ea.: also some 
pigeons , mostly White Kings 
and Red Carneaux mixed, few 
common Blues, 40c ea. Mrs. 
. L. White, Buckhead, Rt. 
 
3 large Bronze gobblers wt. 20 
 
Tbs. ea., 3 hens, 9-11 lbs., ea., 
35c lb. or $10.00 pair at my 
home. Mrs. W. W. Howard, 
Byron, Rt. 2. 
 
Mammoth Broadbreasted 
Bronze turkeys, tom and 2 hens 
6 mos. old, $15.00 for trio, 
crated, FOB; booking orders 
for eggs, $3. 15 doz. P. P. March 
and April del., $1.00 books a 1 
doz. order. Mrs. L. W. Seago, 
Pinehurst.  
 
2 Big type pure Bronze toms, 
$8.00 ea. Mrs. R. L. Greene, 
 
| Cuthbert, Rt, 1. 
 
A. Hughes, Buford. 
 
  
 
CHICKS WANTED: 
 
Want from 5 to 50 any breed 
 
Bantam hens, will pay 25c ea.. 
 
P. P. for them, or come after 
if not over 15 miles. J.  
ghum, Douglasville. Rt. 
 
Want 400 pullets day old, to 
 
E. raise on shares, must be of good 
 
strain. Party to furn. chicks 
and feed until 10 weeks old. I 
have brooder house and equip- 
ment. Raise to that age for 35 
percent of chicks. Write. W. H. 
Ragan, Douglasville, Rt. 8; Box 
3 
 
Want to hear from party that 
will furn. big breed of chicks 
and part of feed, for me to raise 
on halves this spring to 8 wks. 
old. Dan Morris, Tennille, Rt. A. 
 
Want young hens from Lind- 
strom or Booth, AAA Strain, 
direct from ist yr. stock. Write 
details. F. P. Hicks, Savannah, 
Rt. 4, Box 100. 
 
Want baby chicks to raise to 
10 wks. old on halves, any 
heavv breed. You furn. chicks 
and feed, I do the work. Mrs. 
WT. Mobley, Atlanta, 1034 
ens Ave., S. EB. Phone WA. 
 
Want 50 Black Giant baby 
 
chicks. Mrs. P. B. So 
 
Wrightsville. 
 
LEGHORNS WANTED: 
 
Want 4 early 1942 hatched 
W. L. cockerels, Pedigreed or 
Pedigree sired. Pullorum tested. 
Reasonable. S. P. pass Cullo- 
den, Rt. 2. 
 
MINORCAS WANTED; 
 
Want to hear from party hav- 
ing 10 Black Minorcas young 
 
hens, 1 cockerel for sale. Cheap. 
 
for cash, no culls. Mrs. L. A. 
 
Carter, Lake Park; Rt. 3. 
 
Want White King or Spanish 
Carneaux pigeons, mated, band- 
ed and_ working. Quote best 
price, FOB, in, 20 or more pr. 
lots. H. G. Taylor, Moultrie. Rt. 
3: 
 
Want common pigeons, 500 at 
15 pr. and pay oe chgs. 
in lot of over 20 pr. J. C. Flet- 
cher, Moultrie, Rt. 3. 
 
TURKYS, GUINEAS, GEESE, 
ETC WANTED:: 
 
Want one young Bourbon Red 
Turkey hen. Mrs. S. W. Parker, 
Yatesville, Rt. 1. 
 
Want half doz. large geese. 
Please give age, wt. and price. 
Paul Simmons, College Park, 
Rt. 2, Box 398, Phone CA. 9875. 
 
  
 
POSITIONS WAN TED 
 
  
 
Want good farm near Gaines- 
ville, Adairsville or Marietta; 
work part time wages, $1,50 
day, with house, wood, cow 
pasture, garden, truck patches 
furnished: 5 or more R. house, 
Elec., prefer with Tractor, etc. 
Raise chickens or hogs on 
halves. Ref. Harold  Ohst, 
Chickamauga. : 
 
Unineumbered, white woman, 
around 60 yrs. old wants job 
doing farm work, with reliable 
people for reasonable salary 
and home. Mrs. V. Yarbrough. 
Sr., Atlanta, 916 Hill St.. S. E. 
Wa 9068. 
 
White man, wants 1 h. farm 
on shares, with honest, sober 
party. 
and moved. J. L.-Searcy, Val- 
dosta, RFD 2. 
 
Want job on farm as Supt., 
Overseer, etc., for general 
farming. Reasonable salary 
and house to live in. Communi- 
eate with for particulars, Hu- 
bert C. Baumert, Atlanta, care 
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture, 
Food Dist. 
 
Man, 58 yrs. old with wife 
wants job on farm for wages 
at $1:50 day. House, wood, gar- 
den. Exp. in farming. Will 
have to be moved by the 4th 
March. Write soon. Henry P. 
Strickland, Atlanta, 314 Pul- 
liam St. 
 
Man, 71, would do light farm 
chores near Baxley or Leer 
to help war effort. te or 
see. H. Watts, Baxley, Box 
 
239. 
 
Want farm on 50-50 basis, 
with run bill of $20.00 mo., un- 
til next Fall. Also a way to 
move at once. Self and familly 
of 4. Live 5 mi. from Mershon. 
Mail address. Frank Lewis, 
Blackshear, Rt. 1. 
 
2 young men, draft 4 F, want 
jobs on farm, driving truck and 
tractor and other farm work. 
With good, honest people. So. 
Ga. preferred. Both sober 
and honest. Make offer. 
Franklin Cooper, Roosville, Rt. 
2, care N. H. Riddle. /- 
 
Want Dairy farm with good 
garden and patches. 5 good 
workers, 3 women and 2 men, 
draft exempt. Have to be mov- 
ed. E. A. le Batons 304 
Tyler St 
 
Have to be furnished 
 
house. 7 in fami ye : 
be furnished. Would lik 
Re | R. W. Hand. Ne 7 
 
live stock, areas or oO 
 
farm work. Furnish ref. fro: 
\where sae worked for pa 
ae Adee ct cB: Cave. Lilburn 
 
Want 2-H farm on shai 
Man, wife, brother-in-law a 
3 children, 25 yrs. exp. 
eae Atlanta, 230 Gienn 
 
FARM HELP WANTED 
 
  
 
  
 
Want white man and wife 
look after farm, for wages 
shares. Must be sober; no fl 
ers wanted. B.  
 
Stone Mtn. 
 
Want colored man and 2 
to work on farm near Atlan 
must know how to milk 
care for stock. House, light 
~ wood furnished. JS 
Curtis, Atlanta, 312 Centra 
O798. 'S. W. Wa. 8265 or 
 
\ Want farm help for 1 me 3 E 
crop. 2 good houses, 1 barn 
pasture. Excelent land. On 3rd 
and 4ths or standing rent basis 
Write or see. C. W. Clonts, At 
ve 1366 me AVE. 
 
Want. share eroppers, wag 
hands or on standing rent basis. 
3 houses on place, Bnei Bi z 
hop, Fayetteville. 
 
Want single, white 4 mar 
draft exempt, able, honest, sc 
ber, willing worker for ] 
farm. $20.00 smo. board an 
laundry, or pay part wages an 
give share in tobacco crop wit 
board and laundry includ 
Misses Lou and ae. evs 
Hahira. 
 
Want white woman, { 
unencumbered, for farm wor 
tg 00 week and board. - 
 
. Mays, Augusta, Rt. 
 
Want man to tend 1H 
for wages. Small house. 
to pay right wages. W. y 
Williams, Lithonia, By 3 (Ev 
-ans Mill Rd.) 
 
Want man and wife for 00 
1-H. crop on halves. Plenty cot: 
ton allotment, good bo 
land. Work by day when not 
crop. Good mules ee work 
plenty work. Mrs. A. 
Young, Stockbridge, Rt. dy 
 
Want family able to furnish 
selves for 100 A. farm, 9  
N. E. Dahlonega. 3-R. ho 
needs some repairs, good cr b, 
ete., some branch bottoms and 
on mail rt. 
schools and churche 
Dockery, oe ; 
 
uplands; 
Of Eo 
George 
Rt.33.5 
 
Want farmer that ichows: h 
 
to farm and take care of sto 
on 50-50 basis. Plenty la 
and tools: give work when no 
in own crop. Pretty good house 
spring water near house;  
den, pasture, in No. Ga. s 
Mary J. Davidson, Glarkesvilie, 
Rt. 3. Box 54. 
 
ee white woman, = 
character, to do farm work n 
small farm. Room, board, 
reasonable salary. Nice hom 
Mrs. Jas. R. Venable, . 
Mountain. 
 
Want family for 1 h. crop on 
50-50 basis. also a wage ha 
by the day. M. A. io vo ms 
ville. 
 
Want good farm noade 
plow. hoe and do other far: 
work. Pay good price. J. H. 
Leverett; Parrot. & 
 
Want middleaged cea : 
man to operate small farm near 
Atlanta, also drive truck. Also 
profit-sharing arrangement. 
Write. Jeff A. Hedden, Atlanta, 
Standard Bldg. = 
 
Want colored family for fa m 
work, good monthly wages f 
man, pay-every Saturday. Se 
ona! work for other members. 
Good house. garden space, fir 
-~wood furnished. Also want mid= 
dleaged couple, white or color. 
ed. Living quarters, good sal- 
ary. On Hwy. with bus service. 
Write. C. W. Chapman, Law- 
renceville, Rt. 3. 
 
Want family to tend 12 acreg 
cotton, 15 Bottom land cor 
50-50 basis, firewood, garden 
and milch cow. See, S. S. Stor 
er, Douglasville, Rt. 4. 
 
Want man and wife, for good 
1h. crop. Everything furnish- 
ed. Or single man. O. S. Boy 
Douglasville, Rt. a. = 
 
Want family with fore 
enough to make a 2 H. crop. 
Good. land, good house, tools  
and stock furnished, also fur= 
nish supplies and half oq: fer- 
tilizer. W. 
 
  
 
  
 
E. Coheley, Rome, : 
    
 
FARM LAND ISSUE MARCH 24th || "ARM 
 
a8 Our Special farm Land Soe will be 
published March 24th: Farms for Sale, For Rent, 
Wanting to Rent and Buy, and In Exchange For, 
notices MUST REACH THE BUREAU OF MAR- 
KETS not later than FRIDAY, March 20th. All 
n tices received after this date-(March 20th) 
rill necessarily have to be omitted from publica- 
ti SPACE IS VERY LIMITED, therefore, all 
n tices for this Land Issue must not exceed fifty 
0) words, including name and address. 
ices will be cut to meet the if 
 
necessary. 
 
POSITIVELY NO REAL ESTATE nor REAL 
STATE AGENTS nor CITY PROPERTY, FILL. : 
NG STATIONS, STORE HOUSES, OTHER 
USINESS PROPERTY, nor OUT-OF-THE-- 
 
PROPERTY notices will 
 
ill MORE THAN ONE NOTICE OF FIFTY (50) 
SRDS BE CARRIED: FOR ANY ONE HOUSE- 
 
T e ae few es do not send in ag OSes as 
 
all such type Eos on 
 
No- . 
 
be published . . neither - 
 
hand - oe be rte pub- 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
 | FARM 
She ee ee 
 
HELP WANTED 
 
  
 
colored. $1.25 day and house. 
Parker, Decatur, bs ek 
0W Drive). 2 
 
ant woman to live in home 
 
tend to chickens... flowers 
 
other farm work. Mrs. 
r Castieberry, Dunwoody, 
ammond Drive 2. 
 
nice. clean, honest 
 
nan to a i is crop. 
Smad} oe 
 
: A ps 2 
 
asis and eee a Yeag= 
amount. Can pay casn 
kk. Must be sober, strong 
s. Come and see. Good 
at Good and say 
 
Tkmart. Rt. =: 
 
mr on 50-50 basis, 
farm, Several hoe 
r waee hands. Corn, 
cotton  and tobacco. 
1 Rt. and school bus; 
e-bodied woman 
rit Ss eee 
0.0 : 
 
oe ae Kor of ae 
farm work. Good home | 
 
ad. wases. Mrs. L. 
;earboro, Garfield. : 
 
good, single, sete man | 
 
m work. $25.00 mo. 
 
Apply for work in 
 
oo 
ee Rt. BS 
 
1 od farmer me OEE 
 
. in, Heard Co., on 3rds| 
 
hs. Excellent land, good 
 
nd other bldgs.. and) 
 
ccessories; near church | 
 
way. See. iD Fr MeWhor- 
 
at Glenloch or write; J; Al. 
 
eWhorter,  See 
qn 2 
 
n ane wife to ork 
 
% -50- 50 basis | Or for 
 
| mail by door. 
 
ALL 
 
eee eo : 
jor colored, for 
 
drinking. 
 
Want farmer for 74 acres| 
good land at Hapeville, suitable 
for general or truck farming. 
Liberal allotment for cotton. 
 
Will furnish land/ all fertilizer 18480 a0 fier 3 Mcrae 10 4045 
 
A. cotton; plenty good bottom 
 
and seed for general farming. 
Trucking rent on cash basis. J. 
M. Williamson, Atlanta, eal 
Wal. 4315. 
 
Want good farmer for 1-H. 
farm on halves. Good land, 
plenty wood, and water. Want 
man. to feed stock and feed | 
one cow; pay extra by .weck. 
 
| Also want man to run tractor 
 
for day wages. Farm loeated 
 
ile Jonesboro on mail and. 
 
school route. Either white or 
seals Aleve Fe Stephens, Jones- 
 
boro, RFD. 
 
Want depenaaie armers 
for 1 or 2-H. farm on 50-50 
basis. 51% A. tobacco (tobacco 
plants es peanuts and other 
crops. 4-R. house, wood, water, 
pasture for cow and garden, 
Churches near, school bus and 
 
sober, agreeable, good worker 
with references. Prefer. man 
 
able to run self-or partly so. 
 
Some of land already broke. 
-W. S. White, Sylvester. 
 
Want capable, intelligent 
farm labor, for large farm in 
 
-| Johnson County. Need one exp.. 
 
tractor driver. several general | 
farm. hands: Good houses, 
electric lights and water. How- 
ard Walker, Oconee, Rt. d, care 
Ji M. Harrison. : 
 
Want farm: hand, one who can 
 
plow. Will pay cash or share 
 
crop. Want 2 or 3 good pigs, 
ies price and. description. G. 
. Murphy, Jasper. 
 
Want middle sed man, white | 
farm work for 
wages. 
 
jing. Small house, but. willing 
 
to furnish meals if desired. will | 
W. H. Me-4 
 
pay right wages. 
pee. ee Evans Mill 
Rd. Rt 
 
Want a ey to iene 
ee BE erop or a light 2-H. on 
halves. - Furnish house; wood 
and water. stock and tools. 
2% mi. No, W. 
ton. Raiph Cheatiood, Feion, 
 
tga Rt 1. 
 
t rt = See 
 
PB. 
Gordon, Rt. eal se 
 
ae f 
 
5256; 00 ee cash 
Foue to live in. 
 
ii in aoe ne. plenty 
 
nd good water; on school. 
 
Rt. Some good creek 
 
rds, and 4ths or 
 
Located 5 mi. 
 
On Rt. 4h; Alex 
onesboro. 
 
an with large family 
rk on lJarge farm for 
enty work for family. : 
louse in fair cond. Mus 
ood | oe 
 
good heer nike! or 
or 2-H farm. on 50- ap 
ood land. with 2% A 
af cotton; 14 A. 
 
a of land al. 
A Talk or write. 
 
land for Standing Rent. - 
 
| school bus. ae, 
Doraville. _ 
 
_ No Want to hire one or 2 edad 
; ae corn. 
 
route. 
 
Good, smooth. land, 
cotton and all the corn you| 
ee: See or write at once. A. 
 
  
 
Want ee for about Es 
-3-R. 
house, 3 mi, 
Hospital. - Good 
 
pad. and | 
 
= hands or family to nrake 
1-H. crop on halves. Cotton 
 
free on school bus and mail 
6 mi. W. 
bert Cain, Hoschton; Rt. 2. 
 
Want small family for 1-H. 
crop for Standing rent. Good 
land. Good small ee pas- 
ture, school bus service on 
 
Hwy. 4 Mi. Bomber Plant. Also. 
have good 1200 lb. mule for 
 
sale. Lilla ty Ass, 
 
| Canton Rd. 
 
Want. ae tia ZG rea 
small farm on 50- 50 basis. 
8% A: in 
 
J. Sims. Flowery Branch, Rt3; 
Want man and wife with not 
 
more - than 1 child to live in 
 
home and work 1 H. crop on 
 
- | 50-50 basis. Everything furn- 
um | Bie including board. L. F. 
| Bing, Raverdale, Pit, tae 
 
pell St. 
 
Must be honest, 
 
Must be exp. in farm- 
 
=No 4: 
Fel- 
 
Lawson | General | 
 
as ee : 
 
Good 3-R. house, 
_ | pasture, wood:and garden patch 
 
Hoschton, El- 
 
  
 
Want unincumbereq white 
 
woman for farm work. Or man 
 
and wife; help with stock, gar- 
den, chickens,. cows and gen. 
work. Write at once. Mrs. Ida 
R. Street, Ramhurst.- 
 
Want industrious white farm 
woman to live on farm and 
raise chickens, garden and oth- 
er farm work. W.L. Middle- 
brooks, Griffin, 120 E. Chap- 
 
Want single man for gen. 
farm. work, Pay cash -every 
Saturday. Room, board and 
laundry. Write or see. W. R. 
Stone, Nashville, RED 3; 
 
Want reliable, ener etios wage 
hand, preferably with. familv 
able to work on farm. 3 R. 
house on RED and school bus 
(colored school near), water 
in yard, good open range. Pay 
each week. J. R. Sloan, Pel- 
ham Rts: ; 
 
Want. elderly colored man 
for yard, garden, tend to poul- 
try and other gen, farm work. 
-No real heavy work. 5% days 
week. Good place. L. B. Her- 
 
ring, Brunswick, Rt. 1. 
 
Want man or family for 1 
h. farm on shares or wages. 
Half of move bill advanced. 
oo cena Coleman, 
oer Ris 
 
Want Le farm hand at 
once. No drinkers. $25.00 mo. 
board and laundry. Write or 
come at once. Guy Chadwick, 
Lawrenceville, Rt. 1. 
 
Want reliable farmer for 
 
land: also. would truck farm, 
Some .on 50-50 basis. Near 
church and school bus. Noel 
Payne, Canton, Rt. 3. = 
 
Want. man to work on farm, 
 
one that knows how to farm. 
 
Reasonable wages, board and 
laundry or would consider man 
and wife without children, for 
part of crop. Good place. Come 
see. Henry Grady - Brown. 
Canton Rte 8. 10 mi, Jo 
Canton). 
 
y Want oe for 1 or 2 H 
crop. on halves, or work by 
day, . 
cow and truck patches free, C. 
de ee MeO Gneaey, 
Rist, 
 
Want. good man is Picea on 
halves and hire part of time, 
also like single man. for month- 
ly wages and board: for mar- 
ried man furnish 3 R. house on 
Mail and School Bus Route. 
Come or write. 
Gainesville, Rt. 1. 
 
Want pik: hand for wages 
or by. day. $1.50 day or $35.00 
mo., house, wood and water, 
 
on RFD and School bus by |: 
 
door. H. J. McCorvey, Pavo. 
 
Want white, middleaged 
couple. to live in home with 
an old man and farm: plant 
 
mostly vegetables of dif. kinds. 
 
We Ex Leopold, Montrose. ; 
 
Want 2 H. cropper. Have 33 
 
| A. Base, good land, house. pas= 
ture - and truck patches and) 
 
wood free, also need wage 
hands for gen, tru ck farming, 
ete. Regular work. 
chance .C. ix Bonnekh: Madi- 
Son Ri; 4.2 
 
Will give use of 3 R. house ae 
colored: 
 
counrty fo reliable 
couple in exchange for extra 
| work to be done o 
Hadley, Chipley. 
 
Want party. to raise Gay old 
New Hampshire Red chicks on 
halves for 2 mos. Chicks cost 
me 22c ea., and will he used 
 
for laying oe Communi. | 
 
(cate with. D~ B. Dukehart, De- 
catur, re SS Box 488. 
 
Want reliable colored ealinie 
| or. small family. 
wood, garden patches, cow. 
COW feed and weekly wages the 
year around for 2. Good place | 
for right people.  Wie Rs 
 
Boroughs, Decatur, Rt. 1. (Clif- 
.ton Church Ra. near eagle 
 
ville), 
 
Want I aS farmer: Nice 5 R. 
house, city. convenie: ces 5 1A: 
bottoms, 15 A. upland. Have 
mules, etc. White or colored. 
Farm on halves. Mrs. H. S. 
Thompson, College Park, 1115 
No. Main St.. Ca 1465. 
 
Want clean. healthy, unin- 
cumbered white woman - for 
 
farm work. No milking. $4.50 | 
 
or $5.00 week and board, Mrs. 
GH. Hand, Morrow. 
 
Want man and. wife for crop 
on 50-50 basis; pay wages for 
all work not in crop. .Can give 
regular work. Begin now. Can 
move you. No drunkards. W. 
T. Gantt, Gainesville, R21: 
 
Want family white or color ed 
for 1h. crop, work part crop 
and hire rest of time, willing 
workers and know how to farm: 
would accept white or oe d 
/man -witho $2 : : 
 
farm, 
 
$1.25 day. furnish milch. 
 
oe Ol oS hoe hands, 
| white. 
 
Rica. 
 
Major ee 
 
| her; 
 
Good Jive in house with me and do 
 
farm work for reasonable sal- 
Mrs, Sarah: Baker, Nore 
 
ifarm,  C: Cc. | 
 
~ Nice house, 
 
Beets 
 
| Cauliflower 
 
-| Peas (garden) 
 
hes 
 
  
 
Wednesday, February Ta 
 
z. 
 
| FARM HELP WANTED 
 
FARM HELP WAN 
 
  
 
Z 
 
Want family, white or col- |}. 
 
ored, for 2 H.:farm on halves, 
in? Morgan. Co. Good smooth 
 
land, 20 A. cotton allotments, | . 
 
2 good mules, plenty land for 
all other crops. Near school, 
church, store and Bis Rie See 
or write at once.. W. G. Bin- 
ford, Newborn. 
 
Want 1 h: share cropper, with 
small family preferred, Nice 
smooth, fertile land on public 
road, near McDonough (13 
bales cotton on 11 acres last 
year. Good house, plenty wood 
and water.) Good teams. Good 
community. Ref. exch. Dr. W. 
J. Green, McDonough, Rt. 2. 
 
Want man on 50-50 basis in 
crop and for hire part of time, 
with 2 plow hands. 4 R. house, 
on school bus and mail Rt. W. 
 
W. Smith, Gainesville, Rt. 1. 
 
Want man to do farm work 
and re-build 3 R. house on 
farm. C: R. Rheney, Harlem, 
RFD 1. 
 
Want at. once 2 or 3 honest 
 
| farmers to farm 5 acres cotton, 
 
2 A. potato, 2 A. corn on halves 
and work bal. time at $1.50 day; 
also have work for good size 
family, working tobacco and 
pulling plants at reasonable 
price. -Come at once. J. T. 
Mullis. Alma. 
~ Want. pood: honest, small 
family for good 1 fH farm, 
standing rent or 3rds and 4ths. 
Good land, 9 A. cotton allot- 
ment. 
bldgs., elec. lights. 3 large nice 
rooms, hall, 2 porches; Bus line 
by house, near church. 1 mi. 
Loganville. At - once: 
Leah Cown, Loganville. 
 
Want good, reliable, single. 
white man to work on farm. 
$18.00 mo. and board, lodging 
and laundry. 
542 mi. No. Folkston. 
M. Crews. Homeland. 
 
Want share cropper to work 
146-3 plows. - 13m 
Warrenton: also want woman 
for farm work.  $20.00: mo, 
 
board and loundry. Mrs. E. W. 
 
Harris, Warrenton. 
 
Want share croppers for 1 
and 29 H. crops; school bus 
 
route, 2 daily mails; Sou: RR 
 
station; Piedmont, near state 
 
eoncrete Rds. Big cotton allot- 
Good house and good 
Je Cc. elieh ae 
 
ment. 
water, 
ville. 
 
. Want eae 2 to3 eee and 
black or 
4 R. house, wood, pas- 
Ture, 
free: 
 
door. 
 
school bus and mail by 
W. W. McPherson, Villa 
 
Want. good, smart woman to 
live in home and help farm. 
Decide. on price after seeing 
Mrs. od. -Eeking, Sharps- 
burg. 
 
Want ae farmer for 1 h. 
 
crop on halves and part wages. 
 
W. H. Thompson. Atlanta, 940 
Glenwood Ave., S. E. 
 
Want share cropper. Tobac- 
co acreage 3% acres; 4 A. cot- 
ton; tenant House available, 
conveniently located 3% mi. 
East Blackshear. See. Miles 
Murray, Blackshear, Rita's Box 
206. a 
 
Want good. nice aes to 
 
ary. 
man Park, RES: 
 
Fine pasture, good out- | 
 
Miss 
ants 
 
In Charlton Ce 
Moses 
 
Se garden patches 
 
health, 
 
  
 
Want Se tear a 
young or old. Write or. 
L. Hayes, Nicholls. 
 
Want at once 2 unincu 
ed women for. farm  
Board and room furn, Sti 
and give reference. 8. Le 
Brunswick, Rt. 1. _ 
Want 1 or 2 fam: es, 
or colored, for 
Write, or -see. 
Columbus, Rt. oe 
and Bradleys Dairy. 
Want reliable - colored. 
and wife to run 
Tucker, several acres 
and garden. New. war: 
with  improvements, LQ. 
feeq rack. H. Strickla 
lanta, 920 Glenwood AV 
 
Want ce for 3H 
50-50 basis. White or c 
Good workers. 
plenty corn land. 
cultivated. land, no 
Johnson grass. 1 
ville on Covington 
house off Monroe = 
paved. Hwy. J) do, 
Loganville, Rt. 1. 
 
Want reliable ma 
or smal] family for 
on 50-50 basis.  
 
Want man a O er 
dairy farm. Writ 
Hooks, Macon,  
nier. 
 
Want gocd eee 
for wages, for gen. 
orchard work. Dr 
etc. Not over 60 yrs. ol 
exempt, 
 
At once. C. 
ville, Rt. 2. 
Want Zon man for 
A. cotton and corn an 
crops, near church a 
school bus line: would 
 
ce. % i : 
 
House, - pee and woo 
cluded. Cc. Sander 
 
ville, Rt aD 
 
- Want man. wit 
3600 Turpentine Qn 
also Toho oe H. 
 
eaged  w 
couple for farm. Have fu 
ed apt., with lights 
near, Monthly - salar 
T. Loyd, Cleveland. R 
 
Want farm 
ae to. eee 
 
x 
 
oa Adairsville. | 
Want middleaged. w 
 
with woman and sO 
able salary and boar 
Summerlin, Bremen, St: 
- Want white woma 
cumbered, about. 50, 
for 
 
and. oe -perman ae 
with 3 in | family, 
 
a farm eae 
 
|and board, 
 
house, wood pe 
 
Can give employm t 
en also. r 
workers. - 
 
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