Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1943 September 15

_ EDITORIALBy Tom Linder

a have: palore me W. eekly Cottonseed Review ee
Jar Food Administration, Food Distribution Adminis-
tion, Atlanta, Georgia, September 4, 1943.



Under the present system of handling es the

ner as well as the farmer is in the dark all the time
s to where he stands. :

When seed are delivered to oil mills they are sampled,

nalyzed by a chemist and settlement is made-to the ginner

a basis of actual grade of the seed found.
_In the meantime, it is impossible for the ginner in buy-
ig seed to know what he is going to receive for those seed.
The ginner is allowed $3. per ton for buying and
andling the seed, but if the grade of the seed is lower then
oul mill pays him less for the <3 Then the ginner has

tO lose -the difference.

Gin NERS SUPPOSED TO BUY SEED.
ON BASIS OF LAST WEEKS GRADE

The ginner buying seed this week is supposed to pay

or them on the supposition that the grade this week will
the same that it was last week in his county.

If the grade of the seed is better this week than it was

dast week the farmer has to take the loss. The farmer in

hat case would not get the benefit of the fact that he was

ling better seed fee week than was sold last week.
7 On the other hand, if the grade of seed is lower this

ek than it was last week, and the ginner buys on a basis

of last week's s grade, then the ginner will lose money when

Farm bead Eden: September Sah

our Special Farm Land Edition will - be published on
September 22nd; Farms for Sale, For straight Rent, Want-
ed to Rent and Buy, and In Exchange For, notices relative
to Farms and Farm Land, MUST REACH THE MARKET
BULLETIN, 222 STATE CAPITOL, ATLANTA, not later
han Thursday, September 16th, will necessarily | have to -
be omitted from publication. SPACE IS VERY LIMITED.
All notices. for Land Issue must NOT exceed fifty (50)
words, including name and address. Notices WILL BE CUT
to meet the requirement IF NECESSARY.
> POSITIVELY NO REAL ESTATE nor REAL ESTATE
AGENTS nor BUSINESS PROPERTY, FILLING STAT-
IONS, STORE HOUSES, nor OUT-OF-THE-STATE PROP-
ERTY notices will be published . .. neither will more than
ONE NOTICE OF NOT MORE THAN FIFTY WORDS be
carried for an INDIVIDUAL OR HOUSEHOLD.

If you have submitted a Land Notice within the past
tew months; do NOT send in ANOTHER. All such type
notices on hand will be published.

SEND IN YOUR FARM LAND NOTICE IMMEDIATELY.











Livestc-k Sales, Georgia Auction Markets

Reports received at this office show following average prices paid
for No. 1 nogs at the Liv estock Auction Markets named:

Sepicmber 8, 1943 Per Cwi.

D bisaber & (Wednesday)Vidalia eee eS See oO
September 8 (Wednesday)Arlington Se = 14:25
September 2 (Thursday)Bainbridge _.. 22 100-1250:
September 3 (Friday)Donaldsonville ............ 11.00- 12.40 _
eptember 3 (Friday)Thomasville -_. 11.00- 13.10
eptember 6 (Monday)sSylvester : 12.10

TOP FED CATTLE
September 7 (Tuesday)Arlington 2 .--- = ~ 12.50







September 8 (Wednesday)Vidalia _._____ os = 13.00 -





he ealis the sed. to the oil mill and has to settle on

basis of actual Brade: 3 oo

Under existing regulations basis. seed are rated at 10!

Seed that grade less than basis are rated down by p

while seed that grade above basis are rated up by points
To illustrate: In Georgia last week. Colquitt Coun

averaged 102.5, or 21-2 ce above basis, while #
County averazed 98.5, or 1 1-2 points below basis. _
are figures ae: the War Food Administration.

The basis price in Georgia i is 56. f. 0. b. per me wi
$3. taken out for the ginner, which would make the bast

price to the farmer $53.

$53. per ton is equivalent to 986 for ae point. .
quitt County averaged 102 1-2 points which would be

times 53 to be added to the base price. This amom
$1.32 a ton and when we add this to $53. the base price
Colquitt County would be $54.32 to the farmer. -

On the other hand, Irwin County with 98 1-2 point
1 1-2 points below basis. One and one-half times 53

-79e and 79c from $53. is $52.21. This makes the basis pric
for Irwin County to the farmer $52.21. :

When this weeks cottonseed are delivered to the
mill they in turn will be sampled and analyzed. If t
analyze lower than last weeks seed, the ginner will b
the loser, while on the other hand, if they analy: z high
than last weeks seed the ginner would eet the benefi
the difference in grade. However, asa matter of exper
ience, the majority of cottonseed run down towards
end of the season. This is not always true, but is gene
true. And, under this arrangement in the latter pa
the season the ginner would stand to lose on each ceed
sive lot of seed. oe

These observations are made on the angen tha
the ginner is following the regulations of Commo

Credit Corporation and Food Administration.

These arrangements keep the ginner on the spot all t
time, as well as the farmer.

Last week seed in Brooks County avera ved 108 pe n
This would make the base price to Peemen in Bro
County this week $57.24.

Seed in Johnson County and in Randolph Coun yi
show 107 points which would make the base price te
farmers in Johnson and Randolph Counties $56.71,. So

I am citing these este n cee just to show how this pl .
works.

This article is ve written on Iriday, September 10
1943. The figures I have used are for the week of Aug iS
30, to September 4th. When you read this article in the
Bulletin there will be out another report from the War

Food Administration covering the week of September 6, ti
(Continued on Page Two)



Fresh F ruits and Vegetables

September 10, 1943

Apples, bulk, per bu.
Beans, (Lima) bulk, per bu. . 3.60- 4.25
Beans. (Snap) per bu. Hprs. 2.50- 3.00
Corn, (Green), per doz. ears 120=.G85
Okra, per 8 qt. bkts. __ 1.00- 1.25
Peas (Field) bulk, per bu. S - 1.35- 1,85
Peppers, per bu. hprs. 2.00--
mquash, per bi bpre: os ee
Sweet Potatoes, bulk, per bu. OS



$1.50-$2. a













Turnip Salad, per bu. hprs. z 1.25- 2.00 7





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= than 30 words including name and address.



- Under Legislative Act the Georgia Market Bulletin does not

assume any responsibility for
Bulletin,

e Published Weekly at

4114-122 Pace St., Covington, Ga.
By Department of Agriculture

Tom Linder, Commissioner,

Executive Office, State Capitel

Ga.

any notice appearing in the



Push ction Office

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ditorial and Executive Offices

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on FORM 3578Bureau of

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intered as second class matter

une 6, 1900..



Accepted for

ma ing at special rate of postage
rovided for in Section 1103, Act oe

October 8, 1917.

Faomers And Ginners
ire In The Same Boat

(Continued from Page One)

Pepicraber 11, so the figures I have used are
iven you merely for information.

SEED SHOULD BRING AT LEAST $80 PER
ON TO THE FARMER, AND WILL AS SOON

AS THE PRICE OF OIL IS RAISED TO

PARITY

On the last page of the Bulletin I am repro-
ing a letter written by Mr. Charlie Wallace
he Union Oil Mill Corporation, of Monroe,
uisiana, which in substance.bears out the
tatement I have carried with regard to cotton-

prices.

It will be interesting to turn to. the:

st page and read Mr. Wallaces letter.
Hold your cottonseed until Congress meets

You cannot lose.

In the next issue of the Market Bulletin I
1 cover the situation of the oil mills under this

sovernment set up.

TOM LIN DER,
_ Commissioner of Agriculture.

- SECOND HAND
ACHINERY FOR SALE

_ SECOND HAND ~
MACHINERY FOR SALE



Gorse wagon brake. -also
met Of plow pear: If ine

ter sted come and look them

a A. Russell, Zebu-

urner pattern power Hay
ress for sale. Used part of
. In A-1 condition.

Os Ww. Witherington,

ae rdson Tractors, one with
aver side plow. H. D: R
Iking Rock, Rt! 1. =

complete Dairy equip-
nen _ W.-H. Foster, Rome, Rt.

i three roller snoroved Chat
nee

Pal an
oy Bs Williams,

"4 Oliver Row. Crop 70- 1940
lodel, . 4 new tires, $1100; 1
mter. Distiller on rubber, $250.:
ver all purpose harrow,

1 8x8 Fert. grain drill,
ee $100. All-in good

n. W.. A. Norris, War-

50d. 1 ek wagon. 1 mele
, Over 12 yrs. old, 950 me
e cheap for cash.

ghiaid fence post, near Alma.
irs. Clayton Douglas, Alma,

odel B. John. eres trae-

ith complete planting, cul-
ivating, guano dstributors, ex-
tisk Gler. Dbl. disk

ooga can mill with 12 ft.

3] Puller,
ms good hay, some new corn, |



Phone-3209. =

5 dise tiller plow and seeder
in good condition at reasonable
price, not too far from Reids-
ville. M. F; Jordan. Manassas.

1 seed recleaner, large ca-.

pagity. No. 16-B Clipper
Cleaner with Plain Hopper and
i2= sorens, 2 hp. 50 eycl
Motor, $475.
sheller, excellent condition,
capacity lo or 20 bu. an hour,
$150. Call, phone or write
Murrell Holderby. Box 863,

Valdosta.

Good Star pea thrasher, hand
power. 2 handles. Will sell or
exchange for good light 1
horse wagon. Bosch _ ignition
magneto. $25.00. C. M. Can-
trell, eyie bey

lai A Cz Crean Separator,.

hand or power drive, $35.00.
Good condition. V. L.

E.. Atlanta. Phone He- 7494R..

1 Bradley turning plow, $8.12:
1 Gee Whiz harrow $3.50: 1
Plenet Junior Cultivator, $7.50:
I Steel Scraper, $5.00; 1 Cole}
Distributor Drill, $12.50. En-|
tire lot cheap. F. O. B. Mable.
fon. J. M. Butts, 291 Peach-
tree St., Atlanta

Allis Chalmers B tractor on
rubber with Dawson Stump
mold board plow,
Athens New Ground Plow,
planter, fertilizer
and cultivator complete Whole
outfit for $1200.00. W. H. Bar-
ber. Jr., Moultrie.

1 horse John Deere ail steel

hay press. Brand new, pur-
chased early 1942. Never used.
Cash, no trades. H. P. Scheafer,
Manchester, Rt.-

| bine in good
| ing peas.
RG Ss

sharrow. Good condition.

a

+ Same.

| Whitmire,

Also 1 peanut

Wil-}
diams. 959 Glen Arden Way, N.

distributor |

_SECOND DHAND _ |

MACHINERY FOR SALE |

FOR SALE





Tron hay press on wheels, in
good shape. $55.00 quick sale.
Cc. W. Wellbon, Decatur, Rt. 2.
(4 mi. below Avondale on 12
Hwy.) :

J David Bradley Handy man
2 wheel tractor, steel wheels,
4 horse motor with gang with
'6 plows. riding cart, 10 in.
slide plow, Dearing mowing
machine, 8 disk cutaway har-
row, trailer and saw. Also.
Fordson tractor, 8 disk cutaway
harrow and 2 disk plow. J. A.
Hall, 1040 Ptree St., N. E.,
Apt. 8. Atlanta.



SECOND-HAND ;
MACHINERY WANTED

Want John Deere or Inter-
national Harvester riding plow.
Must be in first class condition.
No junk. Also give price when
writing. W. B. Dowdy, Alma.

Want at once small size Com-
order for ombin-
iL. Redfern: vee

- Want Farmall, Deering or
Allis Chalmer tractor on rub-
ber, 3 dise tiller and cutaway
Pay
eash. J. T. Herndon, .431 Clif-
ton Rd.. N. E., Atlanta. Phone
De-4258.

Want Elec. milking machine,
2 or 3 unit. Must be in good
shape and reasonable price for
cash. Joe H. Shaw. Soe

Want to buy power cane
mill. Must bein good condi-
tion. Or will exchange 3 roller
cane mill in good condition ror
E. L. Thrift. Cobbtown.

Want late model Farmall-A
tractor. State exactly what you
have. Jack Jones,
te ;

\

chine. Give price and con-
dition in first letter. Bo WES
Washington. Rt. 4.

Want to hear from party
having a 3 roller cane mill
and pan for sale. near Ludowici.
Gash. > id Poppell, Ludewici,

Rt. 1.

Want good grist mill, about
90-in. rocks. Must be in good.
shape and cheap. for cash.

ae

Want high class corn . mill
motor or engine power. and
best of make. <Day Davis,
Rutledge.

Want 10 Orel? dise grain drill.
Please give full description and
price in first letter. Must be
in A-1 condition. Sam Good-
son, Chickamauga.

1 riding stalk cutter in good
running condition. Quote best
cash (price, -W: J. ee
Greensboro.

Want cheap for cash, 1 62
Chattanooga plow or foot in
good condition. W. S. Price,
Harrison. :

Want Alfalfa, crimson clover,
red clover. hairy vetch.. beard-
less. barley. Austrian Winter
peas, and other seed and ex-
change Combine, Shredding
Machine, Thresher and other
farm machinery Tor tractor, or
what have you. Wm. L. Mec-

Coy. Mountain City.

Want small tractor with plow
and harrow. Cash. Dye Le
Fountain, Lizella, Rt. 1.

Want a hammer ' mill. med-
ium size, in good condition and
price reasonable.
Power, Griffin. RR. ke DB.

Want large 3 roller 2 horse
eane mill tor power mill.. Give
price and size of rollers in
letter. Johnnie Lott. Broxton,
Re 2. @. a

Want 1 two disc tractor plow
in good shape. Cheap for cash
on steel. H. B. Harper. Wray.



FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE



Elephant Ear bulbs.
rooted water lilies, 2-35c:; sev-
ral color hardy- phiox: pink
thrift; pink = primrose; pink
and purple verbena:
sweet. peas, 30c doz., bunches
del in Ist and 2nd zone. Snow
balls: crepe myrtle; Purple and

| White lilacs: Cherry Berry trees

and others, 15c ea. at my home.
Miss L. M. White, Dahlonega,
Ritsd. BOX ook

White peonies,
25c a.: Blue Iris, 1 doz, 25e:
Narcissus, 2 doz. 20c:. Lemon
lilies, 1 doz. 30c. Mrs. Eugene
Shetter, Rossville, Rt. 4.

Red Spider lily bulbs. 40c
doz.: Floridas popular Royal
Ponciana seed grown here, 25c
doz. Add postage for ea.





1. Box 66.

ares oe ee

Claudia Plant, Marehalvnin.

50 doz.;

Empire, Rt.

Want 1 horse mowing mb&- |

Chester Waddell, Bremen, Rt.) >

Plant this fall for spring.

Pierce :

well|

sturdy

large roots,.



Miss:
ewe

8 nice boxwoods. Will sell
at fair price. Fig sprouts, crepe
myrtle, other shrubbery, cheap.
Victor Hix: Toceea; Rts i.

- Blooming size Easter lily
bulbs, 35c doz.: bulblets, $1.40
C: Dbl. pink and_ single white
Oleander plants, 15-18 in., 25c
ea. or 2-40c.
sen, Obie Rix 2

- Blooming. size erenge ven
jong trumpet daffodil, $2.00 C:
Lemon lilies, 10 ea.
Choice mixed Iris and Hemor-
callis (Orange Day) lilies, ae
doz. Add postage. Mrs. C.
Robinson, Bowdon, Rt. 2.

Nice, well rooted Boxwoods,
20c ea:- 6-12 in. purple San-
tana and Variegated, 20c: Ge-
raniums, all colors cuttings, 15c
a.: Tube Rose, Plumbagc, 20c
ea.: Falj lily or butterfly bush,
90c ea. Good roots. Mrs. G;
E. Turner, Gainesville. Rt.. 6.

300 Biooming size: fragrant
Blue Roman Hyacinth bulbs,

$8.00 C. Now ready Tor plani- :
_Memphic'

ing. =: Write TES ts
Timms, Auburn, Rt.

Spurless Columbines, bright
blue. rose or orchid; large
clumps. 20c ea.: Vesper Louis-
jana Iris, 15c ea. or 10, $1.00:
Pink Guess lily (Curcuma) 25
ea.: Montbretias, .40c doz.: 3
doz., $1.00; Perennial Phlox in
red, pink, purple, 50c doz. Tvs.
Mary Stine, Lithonia, Rt 2:

50 or 75 well rooted. White
Wisteria plants. 20c ea.: 100 (or
more) well rooted purple Wis-
teria plants, 15c ea. Mrs. Viv-
ian Burnett. Fort Gaines.

Boxwood, Nandina, Cherry
Laurel, Ligustrium, Ivy. and
Vineer Minor, 50c doz. Fire-
thorn, 60c ea.: Perennials and
shrubs cheap. Write for. list.
All are nice and well rooted.
Lois. Woodruff, Greenville, Rt.

ties, including one or more of
Pres. Pilkington, Midgard, and
Rameses with some unnamed,
$2.00 postpaid. Mrs. . C.

Broome, 106 Holt Ave... Macon.

Dbl. Japonica, 6 yr. old. well
rooted, 60c ea.- Easter Bells.
50 ea.: Dogwood 4,
Easter lily> 35c doz.: Hardy
Gramon, $1.00 doz. cuttings:
King Alfred jonquils. 35 doz.
Hee Ethel Barrett. Ellijay, Rt.

Heavy, well rooted, old ne
lish dwarf boxwood, 6-8 in..
$10.00 C: 4-6 in. $5.00 Cr
smaller, $2.50 C: Ligustriums.
Nandinas, Spireas. Butterfly
Bush, Crepe Myrtle, English
Dogwood. $1.00 doz. Blanche
Woodruff: Greenville.

Calif. Blue Violets, $1.00
yen
postage... Tamar Teem, Talking
Rock. =

White dbl. petunias, diifer-
ent colors geraniums, pink and
red conch geranium, Xmas cac-
tus, all 15.ea:) 2.- 250, or 19.
$1.00. Pink Hydrangea, 20c ea.

Postpaid. Miss Thelma Hayes. |

Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Dbl. Japonice, 6 yr.
rooted. 60c ea.: Boxwood, well
rooted, 50c ea.: Dogwood, 4,
$1.00: Easter Bell, well rooted,
50c e@.: Easter lilies, 35c doz.;
Zinnias, $1.00 doz.: Hardy Gra-
mon, $i. 00 doz. cuttings: King
Alfred Jonauils, 35e doz. Mrs.
ake: Keener, Eliijay. Rt. 3.

Butterfly lily roots. $1.50
large clump. Cannot del. Miss
L. Lathrop, 401 East Ponce de
Leon Ave., Decatur.

SEED FOR SALE



1

20 ibs. hand saved nw crop |

Cannon Ball watermelon seed,
$2.00 lb.; 25 Ibs. Cuban Queen
seed, $1. 00 lb. postpaid. L.G.
Downs. .Andersonville. Z

Few bushels- Cokers Red
Heart seed Wheat. 1943 crop,
pure and sound, true to name.
Satisfactory quantity, $2:50 bu.
EO. B: my station- in: 2 bu:
bags onlv. W. H. Wood.
tin, Ris!

White nest onions
planting, $1.00 gal.
Ga. No checks. Mrs. H.
Fieds, McDonough, Rt. 3.

Several gals. red multiplying
onion sets, 75ec and _ postage.
Mrs. G. W. Vaughn, William-
son

Clean crimson clover seed, at
10c lb. Maretts Awnless Bar-
ley, $2.00 bu. Keep in touch
with m for best in planting
seed. B. C. Teasley. Hartwell.

Red nest onions for fail
planting. 75c gal., postpaid, in
Ga oMirss W. Aw, O Rely,
Unadilla, Rt. 4: vs

for = tall

L.

Old fashion White multiply-.

ing onions for fall planting. nice
size, $1.00 gal. del. in 3rd zone.
Lee ce qT. Hunt. Comipiens,

Shas

FLOWERS AND SEED

cabbage collard,

Miss Emma Dug-
50c

(or April.

Crow, Gainee Ve
40 g00d mixed Iris, 15 varie- {| :
1.00: |

: Donald Blackberry, -

Gane REG:

| Oats,
old, eel

Mar- |}.

Postpaid in:





SEED ery SAL.
Old: tine shalt. onions,
per 100; 300 for $1.00. Mrs
J. M. Bobo, Hartwell, Rt. z
Vigorvine tomato climber,
grows 10 to 15 ft. large tomato,
200 seed culture, 1 pkg. Ga
25 Golos
tomato seed, 1 doz. Jumbo pum
pkin out of 97 Ib. pumpkin
fer 25c. Reed F. Fowler, Roy

uae soed neads, 6 for 25

doz. (Plant in Sept

Oct. and transplant in Ma

. When yellow
; 1 qt. garlic buttons, 40c

Mrs. Hannah H. Harris, Gr

Rt. -C,. Box 10 A.

Shallot onion puttons for:
planting, 15c qt. Add posta
No stamps. Mrs. Fannie
logg, Cumming, Rt. 5. i

Nice, white, multiplyi
ions, $1. 00 gal. Add pos
H. J. McCollum, Canon;



PLANTS FOR SALE





Missionary strawberry
75e C. Garlic, 10c head
$1.00 doz. Peppermint pla
50c doz. Miss Cecil 1
Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Strawberry. poe
plants, 40c C: $3.00 M:
young cabbage plants: 30
$3.50 M. All mailed. L.
Crow. Gainesville, Rt. .

Everbearing. Strawpel
plants and Kiondyke Strawb
ry. Plants -40c-C or $3.56 -
Heading and Ga. Collard
35e-C or $2.00 M del. -
ie 2.
148.

Nic se Conacil, asiodes
bearing strawverry. plants,
C_or $4.00 M- Nice dried sa
23c qt. can. Nice sage, g
roots, 20c ea.; Gatnip seed,
spoonful. Mrs. Hubert F.
Gainesville, Rt. 6.

Iceburg Lettuce, Carrot
Wakefield Cabbage, Rutabag
Broccoli, Beets, White Mul
plying Onion plants, SOc
Asparagus, 1 ye old, Soc:
All del. in $1.00 lots or mor
Mrs. H. V. Franklin, Registe:

Everbedring and Kiond
strawberry plants. $1,00.
200 postpaid. ume Coll
Whigham.

Washington Asparagus,
C.: Himalaya Blackberry,

25: Lucretia Dewberry,
C.: Youngberry. $1.00. 15:
$2.00
Carefully packed, postpaid.
W. Toole. 33 Burton AVEee :
eon: e
~Everbearing | and Zlond
strawberry plants (new plan

40c ;, $3.00 M. Mailed. :
lots cheaper. L. A. ys



GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE |

A nice lot of mixed gr
Barley, Wheat,
heavy with Vetch, $3.75 por
lbs. A. M. Aiken, Madison.

Beardless Barley, ciean
bright, $2.00 bu. FOB. Russ
Neal, Ashland.

Pure Sanford and Gc
Red Hart seed wheat, recleane
$2.00 -bu:; Ga: Exp. State
Beardless Barley, $1.75 b
Clemson Barley, slightly mix
and Ga. Station Lee Vic.
Cokers Vic. grain. x
Ga. Sta. Teriff Oats,

R. D. Tatum, Palmetto.

$2.00 bu. FOB. L. J.
Wrens. 8

HONEY BEES AND.
SUPPLIES FOR SA





16 Ibs., freshly render
bright Beeswax. 40c lb. or $:.
50 tor let. G. R. Game
ford, RFD 1.

Honey in glass jars, 5 Ib
$1.14- 2% lb; Jars, G26.
postage. Nochks. O.H. B!
bury, Bogart. : =:

14 lbs., Beeswax for Sa:

Best offer gets it. J. O. Gen
Buchanan, Rt. 1.



MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE



BUTTER: .

Nice yellow Jersey butt
Ibs,, per week, 45c_ Ib.
taken. P.P. Mrs. Ww. V.R
Flowery Branch, Rt. ae
SAGE: ..

Fresh ground sa
pound, del.: well roote
$1.00 doz. del. J D.
ee i













eat sage. home Mowls
uth postpaid. | -




+ Ibs
ak n sage, ns 50 bg No les
an 50c worth sent. Add post-
i c: R. Sorrelis, Mon-
Be Bees

s Sage. A shade pied O5e We 8
or mores lots Pea
iT ison a. Brown, Toccoa, aa























MISCELLANEOUS



A Want apples and peache S, at
st 50 lbs., 25 lbs. ea. State
R - D. Canwell: Acworth,

oe nice, white teed sacks}
ice dried apples. 0. ioe
n, Chester, Rt. 1:

eC white feed sacks, wash-
e r dried apples or peaches:
sacks for 1 lb. fruit. Ea. pay
stage. Mrs. Will pene
Salle. ae

1S WAN 1, ED:

a gourds, suitable for
king dippers. O. C. Johnson,
anta, 1230 Arkwright Place,





ap HA* .
TANTED: |

| Peanut Hay, also oats.
ist del. Quote best price.
PA, Helmken, Savannah, care
F Riding School.

, t baled shucks,
tate best price.
. Fairburn, PRE.

| Alfalfa, Crimson Clov-
d Clover, Hairy Vetch,
Bess Barley, Austrian
inter peas and other seed.
mn L. McCoy, Mountain City.

IBACCO WANTED:
= Want price on some good,

e-made chewing tobacco,
ao Buford, Rt Zz:





del.
a:




Ste.






to.

A nt several truck loads good |

Work single: or dbl.
pair.



2 extra good plow cows,
weigh around ton or more.
$225 for
Dourlas. his

Wott

ville.

mice steck bull, yrs. -old,
at my barn, will nee ship. if
interested come and see, or send |
a stamped envelope for infor-
mation. Nice and gentle and
nobad~ habits.> Mrs; J: Ay
Puckett, R. Pox 50, Buford.

j polled Hereford bull calf,
not over-l-yr. old. State size
and price in first letter. Bill
Henson, Moultrie, Rt. 2.

1 hornless Black Jersey bull.
wt. about 500 Ibs. Entitled to
reg., $75.00 cash. Also 1 wood:
burning brooder. practically
new. used very little. 500 baby
chick Capacity, $20.00. Jo Dv
Bloodworth, Egypt.

4.milk cows, 1 fresh. 1 io
fresifen in -1 wk,, 2: to freshen.
in 30 days. 1 Red Polled Bull
2% yrs. old. 1 Jersey Buil,
| 2% years old. Price reasonable.
A. M. Gembrell, Cornelia, Rt.
Toke 5; : 3 e

Want a calf to yatten for meat
in spring.- Write price, de-.
scription, and whether same
will be delivered. Mrs. Clara
Prince. Demorest. Rt. 1. Box}
i7

1 Ree: ancy Bull 21 yrs:
old. Purchased from Fulton
County Herd. If interested,
Awrite Liovd Cook. Stonewall.

1 Jersey colored Bull, about
500 Ibs. 2 milk cows, 1 freshen |
soon and 1 fresh. See-at my
place. Geo: W-: Brand, Li-
thonia, Rt. 3. ;

Good Reg. cream colored Jer-
sey bull, ready for service and
a beauty, best blood lines in
state. Papers furnished, $75.00.
Also 350 sood Thompson ringlet
Barred Rock, April 16th hatch
pullets, beauties and in per-
fect health.- $1.50 ea. EF. R.
Kennedy, Stone Mountain, Rt. |
2 =



HOGS FOR SALE

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ATTLE-FOR SALE

ates



nice

ae

a4 Fes, shorthorn
reford bull, 21," yrs. old,
00 at my barn. If inter-

make appointment so can
him in barn. E..C. Wells,
Re? : Q
hee Guernsey bull,
9s., gentle, drive with line.
ie about 1,000 Ibs., $150.00.
_W. McPherson, Villa Rica.
= Guernsey bull of best
line, good condition, de-
ea. Selling to keep from
reeding., $175.00 here. <A.
wings, Meansville, Rt. 1

29








rs. old, wt. 900-1000 Ibs.
be A mostly Jersey bull
out 500 Ibs. $40.00; 1 half
S sey and Jersey heifer, 14
S. ce $25.00. here. J. -G.












aaa Bua age a4 mos., en
bs.. $40.00 at my piace.
15 or 20 heavy mixed
poly BGR. wt. 8 ibs.

0 ea. or $20.00 Tor; Jot
including 2. cockerels.
orders only. Will not

west of
T, Ray,

ar old Reg. Jersey Heifer,
leigh strain, a beauty. $100.
; Re Mrs. S. E. Jones, Fair-
, 2.

-urebred, 8 mos. old eo
_ $65.00 at farm, near At-
ae G. Almond, Aftianta,
: aes Ave., No

Cami
enales



fers with calves, 1 haif
Boe and half Guernsey, $60.
ow and calf; other, Jersey
| Hereford, and calf, same
li yoke of steers, 1000
050 IBS) 6 respectively,
er Ww Gosnell, Clarkes-
Sy Box 73.

cow, freshen
See her at
B. D. Lee, Brooks.

Polled Type Hereford
15 to 18 mos. old. Top







a oS
fers,
ae Given life immunity

mgs, blacklegj also vac-
1ated for hemorrhagic. $1,500.
r lot, FOB my pasture. Percy
Price, Albany.

fer, grade Hereford, bred,
50 ibs., 14c lb. or trade
ersey or Guernsey heifer,
size. At farm price. C.
__ Williams, Atlanta, 3104
dmont Road.

i cow for sale, 27 mos. old,
ving 2 gals. a day, $75.00; 1
Ww, 6 yrs. old, calf 8 days old.
Bive 4 gals. day. $100.00.
a4 of Lawrenceville. . J.
Lawrenceville, Rt.













= ze Sees

Fis

1 Guernsey. bull, not rez..;

203 Theker Rad. Cham--

|



de

i good O. I. C. brood sow, wt.
250-300 Ibs. and 4 Berkshire
and O. I. C. crossed pigs 3 mos.

-|old. for sale or trade for good

milk cow fresh in.
stock bull.
Alto:-Rt, 3;

Little bone black African |
guinea, 4 mos. old. The stay
fat kind. 4 mos. old $18.50,
3% mos. old $17.50. Owen Sen-
auefield. Harvicgn,

Reg. S. P.-C. boar with right ,

or good
Riley W. Woodring,

start in life and life before him.

Farrowed January 14, out of

litter 15:. Has Gold. Star Cer-
tificate, wt. 200 Ibs., best
breeding. SpO,DO. R. EF. Hicks,

Rahs sts. 5

iS. eo rou. wt About 135
Ibs. $380.00 reg. in buyers
name. Will ship. Well marked
and thrifty pig. W. Marvin.
Smith, Sandersville.

O. I. C. pigs ready now

Ta

wean. Ree. Dont give pa-
pers. $8.00 ea. Send money
order. No checks accepted.
Ship anywhere. oe i 2

Jones, Fa yetteville, Rt.

Hereford hogs, 3 male igs
3 mos. old, Reg., purchasers
name, $25. 00 ea. FOB Forsyth,
or at Farm, crated for
ment, $2.00 extra ea. pig. J. J:
Turner, Forsyth.

Ov 62 Noes 2 pre Sows
(second litter) $45.00 and up.
4 bred gilts $35.00 and up. 6
young males that - will make
good herd sires. Sows and gilts
bred. to my Reg. herd boar. W.
C. Denny, 511 Wesley Chapel
Rd., Decatur...(7 mi. out. the

2

Covington Rd.)

Pure bred O. I. C. aie 6
wks. old with pedigree papers.
$15.00 ea.. or pair no akin
$25. 00. Gilbert B. Brown, Comy
merce, Rt. 5.

28. P. C. brood sows for sale.
J. B. Davis, Atlanta, Rt: 1, Box
436 A. Ca 3392.

1 OQ. I. CGC. brood sow, also
an-O. 1:-G;,, and S..P. GC. cross-
ed sow, for sale or trade for cow
or yearlings. Frank Hembree,
Canon, -P: @.- Box: (3;

40 pigs, Hereford and big.
bone Guinea cross, wt. about 50
Ibs. ea., very fine for breeding
$15.00 ea. G. D. Jones, War-
chen.

Brood sows, males, pigs, feed-
er shoats, S. P. C.,; Black Es-
sex, Black P. C., and O. I, C.
mixed and full plooded, all for
sale at my barn. Not shipped.

Inquire at Clinchfield, 7 mi.
east of Perry... Roy J. Moon,
Perry, Rt. 2.

6 wks. old little bone Black
African Guinea pigs for sale.
EK. GQ. Bledsoe, eu Rt:



ship- |





5 ea ig. G
pigs, 6 wks. LGR Sept. 10th,
$10.00 ea. Mrs. CG HH, Culbert
son, Colbert.

1 Duroc sow, 2 yrs. dia. sbred.
to reg., Duroc poar, $75.00; sev-
eral nice Duroc pigs out of lit-
ter of 13, $15.00 ea. All sub-
ject to ree. M, L. Anderson,
Nakumte. :

a 75 Ups.

2h 2 ROSS. We. in pen
ready to butcher. 2 1933 home
cured hams, 37c lb. Also, 25

purebred white Leghorn pullets

and cockerels. 10 wks. old, from

fine laying strain. 75c ea. 25
nice fat- hens, now laying. $1.00
ea. here at my home. L. H.
rr dae Greenville. &

5 White faced Hereford: pigs,
ia tek Sept. 20th to Oct. ist).
Also white S. P. C. pigs, same
date. 1 extra Tine 500 Ib. brood
sow, not bred. Will answer
all lettersin detail. Robert B.
Davidson, Stone Mountain, Rt.

1. (Redan. Rd. near Bethe!
Church). ay ;
Choice piss, Reg. medium |

ee Durocs. Res, Blocky type
i. -C.. $15.00 ea. F. B.
wr Carson, Britt, Dawsonville.

2 P. C. brood: sows for, ent. |

also 10 pigs. 6 wks. old, and
7 shoats. All from Reg. stock.

J. S. Anderson. Locust Grove,.
aoe Locust

Re C4 ani
Grove.) **

7 fine 8 wks. o'd pigs. Hamp-
shire and Little Bone P. C.,
| $10.00 ea. at once. Worth $15.69
but have to sell at once. Wal-
lace Johnson, Tifton, Box 58.

O. %. . sow. $100.00. Bred
to farrow in Nov. Had 16 pigs
second litter.- Won 8rd prize
Macon Fair in 1942. -Arthur
Langford, Newton Bridge Rd.,
Athens, Rt. 1.

1 fine gilt, 12 fine wise
and 8 wks old, $10.00 and $12.69
ea. Must sell. so take at once.
Mrs. Julia Vaneedro, 130 S.
Hee Ra; Atlanta.

7 white Essex pigs, 7 wks, old,
at $7.50 ea. ae W. Davis,
Covington: Rt. :

3, L Se ee pigs. 9 wks. },

old Sept. 14, $11.00 with papers.

$10.00 without papers, at
Clarksboro, Athens, and Jef-
ferson Hwy. R: C. Smith, ar,

Athens, Rt. 2.

For Service: Reg. "Duree
boar, the blocky easy feeding

Packers type. -L. D. Haney,

Campbellton Rd. (8 mi. west

of Ben Hill.) ae
8 females. 1 maie. Guinea:

pigs, solid colors. mixed colors,
all in Tine shape. Also 5 N. Z.
White, 6 wks. old, doe rabbits.
$1.00 ea. Guinea pigs, $1.00 ea.
or $8.00 for lot. John M. Mil-
ler, Lakeland. -

i Purebred Block Benchies
; sow, 19 mos. old has had 2 lit-

ters pigs. $50.00 at my home
near Fairview School. Also %
Berkshire and half Big Bone
Guinea pigs, 8 wks. old. $7.00
ea. at my lot. G. A. Skelton,
Lavonia, Rit



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE

Chestnut mare, 8 yrs. old.
Fine work horse; pretty, very
gentle, about 1100 Ibs. Paul
H. Roham, Watkinsville, Rt. 1.

I blocky built mare mule,
1100 Jbs., 10 yrs. old, gentle and
sound, $125.00. G. M. Fiveash,
Hahira, Rt. 1

2 fine 8 vr. eld Dark Iran
Gray are Mules, well broke,
gentle and sound, wt. 2400 Ibs.,
$650.00. Write or see at my
farm. RR. M. Tucky, Social Cir-
cie, RD.

1 black mare mule, wt. 1150.
Ibs., work anywhere, 8 yrs. old;
also 1 white face bull, wt, 750
Ibs., ready for service, 13%
mos. old: 1 practically new 2
horse wagon. Reasonable,
come and see or. write for
prices. J.T. Spier,: Sr., Thomas-
ton, Rt. 1.

1 extra nice mare mule, 4
yrs. old, wt. 1200 lbs., broke
single and double. Made first
crop this year, gentle with good
qualities, $225.00. Also 1 good

one horse wagon. $40.00. Benry }

Moon, Shilch, Rt. 1, Box 125.

1 mare mule for sale, some
age, 1200 Ibs., work anywhere,
in good condition, will sell
cheap for cash or trade for
corn or yearlings. C. EH. Jett,
Kennesaw, Rt. 1

Extra good farm mule (mare)
for sale cheap for cash, of will
trade cow, hog. or anything can

use. Mrs. J. D. Glaze. Stone
Mountain, Rt. 1, Box 152.
Want to buy saddle horse

that will plow. weighing 1.000
to 1,100 lbs, not over 8 yrs.
old. Must be reasonable. Bill
Payne, Richland, :

= eae et
Beas

| Oct. and Nov.:

{1 Barnett, Carrollton. UReneeT
| RABBITS WANTED:





aT Brook mare,
Tired colt, | gentle,
where, in good condition. See
Mrs. 1. 2C. Goolsby, Alma, ae
oy

1 good looking farm mare,
1200-1300 lbs. A good: saddle |
or regular farming mare. good |
eyes and health, red color.
black mare about 900 Ibs.
Would sell 1 or both to-same
party. Come and see, reason-
able price. Mrs. Ira Boatright,
Alma, Rt, 4. ;

1 pair mare mules, 10 yrs.
old: also 2 milch cows. freshen

ew

chine, good condition: 1 heifer,
2/ yrs. old: freshen February: |
plow tools, all together, $500.00
cash at my barn. J. L. Powell,
Lincolnton. Rt. 1., Box 130.

4 black and white Brood aa

saddle mare, 8 yrs. old, 900
ibs: S73.00.- Co - acacia vs
Millwood,

oe mare and also 1 outs cow.
ae will freshen in few days.

He Pace. Decatur, Phone
Be Cresent 3549. ue
i For sale, 4 jack."7- yrs. old.

weighs between 800-900 Ibs.
with white points. W. R. Rus-
sell. eee AFORE S s



SHEEP AND GOATS"
FOR SALE



a Jog ewes for ee at
farm. 2742 ar. east of Calhoun,

near. Sonoraville, "Carl Bow-
les, Rydal.

production. bred. (20: Ib.) Li. oz.)
reg, Saanen, Fee $3.00; does

boarded; April buck kids out
of 6 gt., 19 oz. mother; other
out of 7. 3-4 at. mother. All
papers. Edwin Simpson, At-|

lanta, 639 Paynes Ave,, N. W.
1 big bill and 5 young billy

and 7 mos. old. Saanen-Nub-
ians, for sale. Mrs, Julia Var-
nedow, Atlanta, 189 So. Candler
Rad.

A well proke, gentle goat with
wagon. Child can handle. Sell
reasonable or trade for calf,
male or female, or what have
you? (B.C: Langley, Stone
\Mountain, Rt. 1.

LIVESTOCK WANTED



=

HOGS WANTED:

Want some purebred Black
Essex pigs. 2 female and. 1
male, 8-12 weeks old. State
price.
ville, Rt.

Want reg.,
Qerks Cr Pigs.
Bremen, Rt. 1.

HORSES AND MULES
WANTED:

Want good, gentle, farm mule,
900-950 lbs.,- wt. not over 15
yrs. old, one that will work
anywhere, cheap for cash. Edw.

eae aoe biacky
H. R. Entrekin,



Want 2 N. Z. White does and
1 N. Z. White buck. all 8 mos.
old, cheap for cash. Mrs. Betty
Reynolds, Baxley, Rt. 3.

SHEEP. AND GOATS
WANTED

Want large type, rs
hornless, purebred Saanan doe,
fresh in with 2nd or 3rd kid-
ding, good conditioned and well
broke, having globular udder,
and giving 4 qts. or more milk
per day. Give quick cash price
at owners barn... W. R. Tucker,
Dawsonville.

Want a 3 or 4 Qt. milk Soat,
fresh in, with or without kids.
Gordon H. McGee. Lincolnton.



POULTRY FOR SALE



BANTAMS: 4 :

8 hens and cock, Gotden Se-
brights, for sale or exc. for 6
Dark Cornish pullets, March or
ae hatch. Mrs. C. J. Fowler,
Tate.

20 small type bantam chicks,
2 wks. old. wt. when grown 1
lb., 20c ea. if lot taken: also
trio Cornish, 10 mos. old, wt.
4-lbs., $4.50. Mrs. Willie Smith,
Rolston.

BARRED AND OTHER
ROCKS

2,060 or more AAA barred
rock pullets and cockerels, fine
for breeders. Write for price.
Chas. T. MeMillan, Gainesville.
RES.

1,000 full str., AAA Barred
Rock pullets, 12 wks. old, from.
best layers, 95c ea. Chas. H.
eo Flowery Branch. Rt.



* 2



al iveanda oe
work any-

Wi

1 a

mowing ma-)

' cord.

-.| rabbits, 2% mos. old

At stud, Georgia pian ae

posts, from reg. milk stock, 6}

34

: | birds, for sale.

a P, Beastey. Glenn- }

| Cockerels,







Ri pul
Book laying ae
prices, -- Chasx

Gainesville, ARG

4 White ae mos.
lets, $5.00 FOB. Cash
Order. J. E. Massey, Jr
dosta, ae we Park Ave.

10 B. ae 9 wks. old pul
epi oe ea. Ry ote :
















H.

Sept. 8th, - 00 ea. M.O
| Smma Serre Cochrat

oe pure Fischel, fro

ib. bloodtested hens: pu =
$1.25 ea.. cockerels, $1.51 eS
Give 2 unrelated cock yels

with order of 20 pullets.
J. L. Wallace -Bowersvtl]

18 or 20 W.R. pullets and
cockerel, purebred, from blood S



tested _ hens, May hatch, $:
ea AEG. Mes: iB. FF
} Lavonia. :

Fine Fischel Wintle (
April cockerels, few B. R., :
Reds, inocu ated, ar 50 a























































plants, 60c.
Mrs. T. W.

t 0e
agood. Atlanta 4
Haas Ave.. -

So - Ma 378)

Pure Fischel White Roc
April hatch cockerels, crate
and FOB, 2 for $3.00: _* i
$550. Mrs. Alma Scott

1G W. R. pullets soo
GS i2.50 for lous Nez. 7
a George Ray, Cuthbert

3 White Rock March

roosters, $2.00 ea. FOB.
crate. D.G G. Burnett, _
April 21st. Hatched -

grade white Rock Cuck
Direct from R. O. P. ook, E
paid in lots of 3, $6.00. 5,.
Milson_ Wise. Ashburn. Rt.

10 Feb. hatch Barred Ro
cockerels Kentucky Mati
strain, Blood tested, also chic
en pox treated.. $1.50 ea.
Ds Mathis. ei edias Soe

BRAHMAS:

A few exceptionally
young Light Brahma cocke
and pullets from. show
Eugene en
ders, Atlanta, 1176 Ridgewood
Drive, N. E., De 4332. a

CORNISH. CAMES AND
GIANTS, ee
- Dark Cornish eggs, 16, $1.00.
April hatched cockerels Ee
Fine 2 yr. old Coct
$1.50 ea. Miss Leona Simp:
Culvert, Ra. A:

Pure bred Aa Co 1S:
Cockerels, March hatch, 6
ea. No. pullets. J. i
Locuss Grove,

56 -areh Y hatch: ies
Dark. Cornish - cockerels, $3.6
ea.: Trio June hatch? a
Cornish cockerels, $3.00 ea.:
Trio June hatch. Dark- -
Games, $4.0Q . Eges $1.25,
G. Ox Sikes. Sylvester.

2 Irish Brown Red Cock
Games, ar 90.ea. Money or
a check. F .-W. Lumley. Ly )
Rte 1:

Purebred: Golden -Sebr

crowing size, $
F. O: B. Send money
Malcolm an B



ea.
ders.
tow.

1 purebred Indian Co
rooster and 1 hen, 1942 a
$3.50. pair. F. oO. Be ag
Overton, Bowdon, Rt. 3.

A 2 yr. old, large type
Dark Cornish rooster, $5.
March and April hatch |
erels, $3.00 ea.; Eggs, $1. .
15: also trio R. I. Reds, $4
CoO bikes, Sylvester.

1 beautiful, if mos. old, D
Cornish rooster, $3.00: cash.
chks. Mrs. J. C. Henan: M
Uns Riza

LEGHORNS: 5
-. Young laying Brow
hens, $1.25 ea.: About 25/3 re
Leghorn pullet Booths | Be
grade, 6 mo, old, $1.25 ear Als
1 large Black. P. C. sow with |

or exchange for good seed 9a
Wilson Carson, Griffin, Rt,

50 AAAA White L. hens -
old last spring. Trap nest wi
a gsuerantee if desired. $1.00 e
plus shipping charges. Mrs. |
Winters, West Green.

4 big English Strain whit
roosters. April hatch. now se
ing hens. $5.00 lot or Si. 50
BF. Fagan, Martin.

MISCELLANEOUS: |

If interested in Ducks, Gees
Pigeons. Rabbits or Bantams
have all kinds, priced very
reasonable. Will trade for







guineas or ee Dats. Box 564.



















Old MacDonald: had a fein =
AAA. Ail O!
With a pro rate here.
a_price freeze there;
Here a quota, there a quota;
Everywhere a questionaire.
Old MacDonald had a farm
A.A.A. Ai! QO!
He had a farm,
But he had no seed,
_ No tractor parts,
No hands, no feed;
Wsth a Dont plant this
And a fine if you dare,
And a Government blank

and assist with farm work.

Jand mail route.

To be filled with care |
And they always want ~

At least one spare
- Here a form, a ration t

here,

And everywhere a questionaire.
Old MacDonald had a farm,

And the auction is bei

ng held at two p. m.,

Sunday, three miles out on Highway 59,

aS Rain or shine.

Kthel Jacobson.



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POULTRY WANTED



ewes. PHISASANTS,
EONS. QUAIL, ETC.: ~

xchange 1 male Jungle fowl
for 1 Female Silver Pheasant or:
seil Jungle Fowl and {1 male
Silver Pheasan Mrs. es:
2694 Boulevard Dr N,

ta, Phone De: 5163:

EDS (NEW HAMPSHIRES
ND RHODE ISLANDS):

ew Hampshire Red pullets;
Spanish Pure Bred White Face
oe eee 2 pullets, 1 cock
$5.00. . Frank \Treadaway,

rels, SL. 50 ea.: 1 pure But
t nice 12 mos. old cock.:
. also hens same_ breed,

Leas, Mreo C. Re Sarrells,

New Hampshire Red, 20 late
Jets, good frying size, $15.00
OzB. Good. grade trom Col-

s best grade chicks. C..L.
nd, Bowdon, Re Ze

New Hampshire Red April
atch cockerels, $1.50 ea. FOB
tation: also Crimson clover
seed, sound and clean, 15c Ib.
B. Mrs. G. P. Nunn,-Craw-
Avalle. ite Ze

- Red Fall hens, aa 1

, $30. 00, or exc. for 15
Leghorn hens and 1-B.
-ooster: pound for pound.
Birtie aos Dallas, Rt.

a =
-% Parmente

yr. old, 2-6
tain

Red ockerels.
s. old, all blood-
d, $2.50 ea. for lot. Mrs.
a Joimer, Seer en: Rt. a

2ANISH:

Fancy Show ond March
thatch cockerels, Black Spanish,
Brown Red Games and_ pues

umatras, . $175 63, We O;
rome Savannah, 1204 E. 40th

URKEYS, GUINEAS. GEES
eS ETC G BSE,
1 pr. 1943 hatch Whit Pekin
eks, 2/3 grown, $4.00 oe
Co Ward, Junction City.

purebred Broadbreasted
cenze turky hens and 1 gob-

grown hens and foustee
, or $20.00 for lot. Will
af J. G. Hee Cham-

ite Pekin Ducks and 3 |

spring hatch, $1.50 ea.
Goaot, Also 1. Guifiea
1.00. Pay no shipping
Tire ES: ee Reece,
ee eee

as ducks spring
Weigh from 4 to 6
$3.00 pair. Gus John-
icus, Rt. 4.

os WANTED

a MES. WANTED:

WwW nt 4 or 5 Warhorse game
about. 6 mos. old. Or
hting game. Write

su have and price, C.1.

4S WANTED:

ready to lay White
ts. State price,





Aer:

1 + Sams, Clarkston.

REDS WANTED: -

Want 2S. GC. R. I. Red roost-
ers, must be. pullorum control-
led and. from R: . P. flock
Willing to pay right price for
right kind roosters. Mrs. OH.
Rhodes, Parrott.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS. GEESE-
DUCKS. ETC.:

Want 2 pure blooded White
Indian Runner ducks and 1
drake, all hatched last spring.
H. H. Elders, Reidsville.



POSITIONS WANTED.



Want position on farm for
myself and boy age 13. Can
do most any kind-farm work,
except hoeing and milking.

Able to furnish self to.be mov-.

/ ed. Edith Mae Whatley,
Fayetteville, Rt. 1. Box L104. :

Want caretakers job or good |.

2 horse farm if party. will
furnish a good pair of mules
and good riding plow or trac-.
tor. Painter and good ecarpen-
| ter and can keep up any kind of
farm machinery. H. T. Alex-
ander. Claxton. Rt. 2.

Middle age man wants job as
Supt. of large farm or large
stock farm or dairy. Would
move anywhere but must-have
good house. . R. Belcher,
Wadley.

Man, wife and. son want 1
horse crop, plenty of corn, po-
tatoes, vegss., no cotton. Do not

| want place with Johnson grass.

Do general repair work. Chas.
D. Bailey, c-o W. H. ae
| son, Brookhaven.

Want place to pick cotton by
the 100 lbs. and board. Single
man with no family, good hand.
Wee AS Cox 342 oon Ave.,
Atlanta.

Want job Dekyine up a . badly
run down farm, for rent. of
same, prefer dealing with Chris-
tian people. Dilmus Moon, c-o

|Revy. Melvin Teal, Atlanta, 693

McDonald St. SE.

2 boys want jobs on farm,
driving truck or any kind of
farm work. ee Be Cochran,
Ellijay, Rt. 2

Exp. farm overseer, open for
proposition for 1944. Exp. farm-
ing with modern machinery,
cows, hogs, etc. Consider large
proposition. Can moye with
me, 1 capable assistant over-
seer and-2 or 3 good hands.
Must be willing to pay good
wage. State all facts/first let-
R. J. Moon, Perry, Rt. 2.



| FARM. HELP WANTED

Sai espana ere ge

A -good colored man to tend a
1 horse farm on 50-50 basis for
1944 with force enough to work
7,000 turpentine faces. Good
land, timber and woods. I. M.
Flowers, Ludowici, Rt. 2.

Want man and wife to live in
house with me. Will give all
returns from a 1 horse farm

_|and furnish mule and feed. Mrs.

Dora Jenkins, Stuckey.

Want white woman 45. or 50
years old of good character to.
live in home and do general farm
work. Good salary. Mrs. W. G.
Seott, Rome, Rt. 4.

Want a farm family ,white or
colored, able and wiiling. to do
an honest days work on truck
farm. Pay right man $2.00 day
to start. Have several houses |
and can move family. Trade.
for bal. 1943 and or. 1944. = EX.

pasture.

-$20.00 mo. and home.

to

-old.

ary,
Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. E..





<b

A 2 horse crop, 22 A. for es
ton, good house, pasture, school
pus and mail, everything handy.
3rd and 4th or standing rent.
White or black. W. W. McPher-

son, Villa Rica.

Want woman to live at home
and do farm work. J. B. Ash-
ley, Newman, Rt. 5.

Want at once a nice respect-:

able white or colored woman be-

tyyeen 35-55 years old that needs

home to come and live with =

0
milking. Room, board and sal-
ary. 214 miles Griffin on {School
Good home for
right party. Miss Joyce Hoiston,
Griffin.

Want good family for share

|erop, one to. drive tractor. Start

work now. 2 horse farm and
W. P. Pranklin, Har-
lem. :

Want 2 families to help gath-
er crops and do general. farm
work and would. consider crop
for 1944 on 50-50 basis. Houses
and-wood furnished and lights.
Mr. H: C. Kirk, Marietta, Rt. 4.

Want nice, respectable . wo-

|}man to work on Poultry Farm,
prefer around middle age. Pri-

vate room, board and $5. 00
week, at Draketown. Mrs.
D. Weaver, Temple, - Rt. 2.

Want nice wo man, - unencum-
pered to live in good home and
do farm work. Must be in good
health and not over 45 years.
Mrs. J.
A. Alford, Decatur, Rt. 1. oi

Want young couple to'live in
home with man and look after
few pigs and do other work
around place. 6 mi. Milledge-

| ville. Chas. Fretz, Milledgeville,

Rieee q
Want man with small family |

Ge}
Bonds. =



for dairy farm on 50-50 basis. |

Wife to grow poultry.

| Maddox. Eatonton.

Large family on fruit, truck
and berry farm. Women to
grow, pick and can fruit, men
repair. and drive tractor,
truck and other farm machin-
ery. Fulton County. O. #.
Norton, Cooks Crossing. Ken-
wood. Hwy. Fairburn.

Want nice woman of goes
character. 35-40 to live. in home
and assist in house - and with
farm work. No milking or
washing. Must be thoroughly
reliable and industrious. Some-
one who needs home, preierred,
no objections to having 1- child.
Good home and pay. . i
Roberts. Grantville. Box 103.

Want man and
single man to work on farm:
Hire part time one who can
batch. Write or come to see
W. N. White, LaFayette. Rte-3;

Want white woman 40-50 to

keep house for 2 in family and |.
_do farm work. but no milking.

Good character. will pay reas-
onable oS Mrs. B. F: Monk,
Hahira, Rt. :

Want ae hard Senne
farm worker.
ing conditions, high wages,
room, light, heat. etc. White.
or colored. J. Guy He 208
Murray Hill Ave.. N. E., Atlan-

ta, Phone De. 6208.

Want some good woman to
live as one of family and do
farm work. Will pay reason-
able salary. 2 children. Mrs.
W. M. Stoperto. Milan. Rt. 1.

Want a white or colored wo-
man to milk 2 cows, help with
chickens, garden and other light
farm work. Must be nice and
clean. and not under 40 Yfs.

Mrs. Minnie Tracy. Val-
dosta, Rt. 4. ~

Want white woman, \nin-
cumbered, not over 40, good
health, private room, meals,
elec, lights, 2 mi.

2 in family. reasonable sal-
ary. transportation. Lester M.
Lewis. Hartwell, Rt. 1.

Want man. single or married,

to operate dairy. Have milking
' machines,

good pay to right
party. Mrs. Clyde Gun. Perry,
Ga.

Want a full time, able bodied
miller tor well established corn
meal mill. Walter Estes, Rex.

Want dependable woman for

housekeeping and farm work.

Live in home, four in family,
no milking, or laundry. Reas-
onable salary. Write.G. T. Wil-
liams, Stockbridge, Rt. 1.

Middle age, reliable Christian
woman to live in home and do
farm -work. Reasonable sal-
92 children. Call 216-W

T. Bradley, Smyrna.
Want experienced couple at

-once for 10 A. truck farm, lo-

cated East Point. New. modern
4 rm. tenant house. Elec., water,
wood, _ free. Salary, $5. 00
weekly plus % crop. Phone Ja.
3421 or see F. C. a Atlan, |

12 pe St

town, bus*
route, farm work, no milking,.

ss



{
wife or ai

Excellent work-+



Mr. Robert H. Scott, Publicity Director
the Third War Loan Drive for Georgia, has
requested that I carry the following wil
regard to the sale of war bonds. I am ver

glad to do this.
TOM LINDER, |

Commissioner of Agricul

Back the attack! Thats the slogan. in th
War Loan now under way! If -you are like
farmers, you can back the attack and also. bac!
own farming future with your War Bond in
ments. aoe

How can you back your. coming future
bonds? By making sure that your farm busine

in good shape financially. at the end of this

you know, farmers not only have to operate
business but also to finance it. And financing a

3 business now is a matter of saving for the futu
it is now difficult to repair or replace farm m

ery and buildings: because of war needs.
Normally, you would be using much of. yc

creased income to buy new equipment or repai

buildings. Thats why you should be. setti

-eurrent income in War Bonds for those th ngs

will need later on.

So you can back the: atteok and your: wh,
jing future at the same time oe eae

: Georgia has a big. sum to raise in he cute
and it will not be raised unless the farm rs

|in and do their share. Commercial banks :

lowed to buy bonds in this campaigns

| than ever: up to us as ees to do a m

job.
For your own, sakefor the State ae Ge
sake-and for your countrys sake and futu
ity, dig down deep and invest alt rou can
Third War Loan.

Oil Mill Operator Confi
Claims In Market Bull

- The following letter was sent to me by Mr.

ry D. Wilson, Commissioner of Agriculture

isiana, a the past 20 years. The letter is se
planatory:

THE UNION OIL MILL, INC
PURCHASERS OF |
COTTON SEED
West Monroe, La.
- . August. 3f, 1943

Mr. Harry D. Wilson,
Commissioner,

Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Dear Mr. Harry Ds

I have copy of Georgias Market Bulletin
you sent me, advising the farmers to i cott ms
at home.

Mr. Linders statement probably. will appl
average cottonseed in Georgia and [ believe
some changes would probably apply in oe
seed: we are receiving here.

A United States Standard base
seed figures as follows:

313 pounds oil @ 12-5/8 oe 5.
822 pounds meal @ $46.00_ : 1 ;
540 pounds hulls @ $12.00

180 pounds lint Bo Ae

We are buying seed from the cotton re
basis of $56.00 per ton and the seed are b
an average premium in this territory now of
$3.00 per ton, consequently we are paying the |
around $59. 00 pert ton for seed. In other words,
paying for an increase in oil or meal in the see
grading the seed and paying a premium.

You will note the difference between the $5
that we are paying and the gross. value of tl
at this Mill is $12.85 so the spread that we are ge
compares right along with -the $13.00 spread
Linder figures the oil mill is entitled to.

The thing about it, his figures do not make
provision for the ginner, cuts them out entirely |
advises the farmers to deal directly with the oil

The farmers who are selling us seed at 0
in car lots are getting a better deal than the on
lined by Mr. Linder.

You will note that the price of meal in by
figures and Mr. Linders figures are bulk mea
the ceiling is expressed by O. P. A. There is a h
of "$3.00 per ton for sacking and es Der on
retail deliveries.

_ Yours truly,
THE UNION OIL MILL, INC.
(Signed). Charlie Walla e,
Manager. Se
sae MC a

Mr. T. H. Gregory,
Memphis, Tennessee,