Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1944 May 10

DEPARTMENT
TOM LINDER

AGRICULTURE
ener ER



AKIN

EDITORIALBy Tom Linder

One of the favorite arguments of those engaged in

e futures business is that futures trading makes prices.
_- Their argument is that it is necessary to have futures
xchanges in order to determine prices of cotton, wheat,
corn and many other agricultural commodities.

_ Since when has it become necessary to use a eambling
rame to make prices for farmers crops? Is it possible
hat we cannot determine prices of cotton, corn and wheat
xcept by operating gambling houses?

_ If it is necessary to operate a futures gambling house
9 find the price of cotton, corn and wheat, then why is it

t equally necessary to operate a futures gambling house

find prices on shoes, automobiles, electric lights and
ailroad fares?

Who determines, and how, just what commodities.

st be priced with a futures gambling game? The an-
wer is obvious.

The farmer is the only man who had nothing. to do
with pricing his own product.
_ The man who makes shoes, prices them. The man who

kes automobiles, prices them. The man who sells elec-
rie current, prices it, and the man who sells railroad
ansportation, prices it.

- The farmer simply hauls his produce to market and,
n etiect. savs, What will you give me for it?

The futures gambler would not dare sell shoes short,
yecause the gambler knows that the shoe manufacturer
would not submit*to such treatment. |

The futures gambler would not dare sell automobiles
hort, because he knows the manufacturer of automobiles.
ould not submit to such treatment. The futures gambler
would not dare sell. electric current short, because he
dknows the power companies would not submit to such

atment. The futures gambler would not dare sell rail-

oad transportation short, because the railroads would not
submit to such treatment. 4

The futures gambler will sell farm products short, be-

ause he knows the farmer is unorganized and cannot help



Cotton, Corn and Wheat Exchanges For Gash Sales

| The claim that futures. gambling is necessary to fix

riees on agricultural products is obviously false on the

ace of it.
It must always be remembered that exchanges for
ealing in futures are separate and distinct from ex-





sivestock Sales, Georgia Auction Markets

: Reports received at this office show following average prices
paid for No. 1 Hogs at the Livestock Auction Markets named.

: May 5, 1944 Per Cwt.

April 27 (Thursday)Tifton. $ -$13.00

April 27 (Thursday)Valdosta - 13.10

April 28 (Friday)Thomasville - 13.15

May 1 (Monday)Sylvester _ e 13.45

May 2 (Tuesday)Bainbridge = 13.00
May 3 (Wednesday)Albany - 13.00
_ May 3 (Wednesday)Rome ~ 13.60
_ May 3 (Wednesday)Vidalia ee eee - 13.25

TOP FED CATILE |

April 27 (Thursday)Tifton $10.00-$13.00
_ April 27 (Thursday)Valdosta 12.00- 14.90
April 28 (Friday)Thomasville 12.00- 14:00
May 1 (Monday)Sylvester _ 12.00- 13.50 _

a May 2 (Tuesday)Bainbridge 9.00- 10.00
May 3 (Wednesday)Albany 12.00- 14.00



























53 oy,
changes where actual cotton, corn and wheat. are bov
and sold. - -
Nobody has any objection to the operation ofa
mate exchanges for buying and selling actual commiot

where the money is paid and the commodity is del

Nobedy has any objection to the sale of actual co

- modities for future delivery at a certain time.

Dealing in futures, however, is far removed from

degitimate trading in commodities. Futures tradin'

simple betting on the market. There is no intention of
trader to buy or sell any actual commodity. He is sir
betting on the market.

Proof That Trading In Futures Is
Gambling Pure And Simple

al Suppose someone offered to sell you one hun
October mules. Nothing is said of the size of the x
Nothing is said of the age of the mules. Nothing is sai
the soundness of the mules. Nothing is said as to wh
the mules have eyes or whether the mules are blind.
simply offer to sell you one hundred mules next Oc
at a certain price. You would not buy one hundred
er mules on these conditions, would you? You would |
vee was a trick in the trade. You would know the

a nigger in the woodpile. Yet, it would be j
ibe to buy one hundred October mules as it is to bi
one Futures contract for one hundred bales of Octo
cotton.

When you buy a futures contract for one hundee
bales of cotton, nothing is said of the grade of the cot:
nothing is said about the staple of the cotton. :

__ You might be talking about good middling, inch an
half staple; you might be talking. about low middling,
inch staple. You Gould he talking about any one of a doz
different grades of cotton. You would have no idea w
kind of cotton you were talking about.

The fact of the matter i is, if you bought a futures co.
tract for one hundred bales of cotton, you would n
buying any cotton. You would simply be betting th
quotations on the futures market would rise. There is
reason to say anything about grade or staple, be
cotton of any grade is intended to be delivered.

If you bought a futures contract for one hunrded ba.
of cotton and were uninitiated and were foolish enoug
demand delivery, one of two things could happen.

The broker with whom you placed your bet coul
simply say that the whole thing was a gambling tr
action. Then you could not enforce any claim in the ou
If your broker decided to do this, you would be he

because you could not force the broker to deliver y
bale of cotton of any kind. ,

On = other hand, if the broker decided that be
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Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
May 5, 1944

Beans (Snap), per bu. hprs.
Cabbage, sacked, per Cwt.
Collards, per doz. bunches
Corn (Green), per doz. ears
Mustard Greens, per_bu. hprs.
Onions (Green), per doz. __
Peas (Green), per bu. hprs.
Radishes, per doz. bunches
Spinach, per bu. baskets __
Squash, per bu. hprs.
Sweet Potatoes, per bu, git eS ee
Sweet Potato plants, per 1,000 plants























A 3 (Wednc:Jay)Rome ea ee es - 13.60



Tomato Plants, per 1,000 plants
Turnip Salad, per bu. Hpiss. ss





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epartment of Agriculture
E Linder, Commissioner.
ecutive Office, State Capitol
: Atlanta, Ga.

_ Publication Office

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iterial and Executive Offices
State Capiicl, Atlanta. Ga.

on FORM 3578Bureau- of
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some cotton, then the broker alone
uld decide what kind of cotton he would
sliver. oe
In futures gambling, the seller is given the
. That is, the seller is given the right
uld he elest to make deliveryto also elect
t kind of cotton or wheat he will deliver.
Uikder the Jaw and the rules of the game,
buyer has no voice whatever in determining
sind of cotton he would receive.
Any man who buys a futures contract for
n or other commodity either intends to
ble on price quotations, or else he does not
now what he is doing. He is just a babe in the
ee |
e Volume Of Business Done On Futures
_. Exehanges Is Unlimited
The tremendous ylume of business done on
s exchanges proves that it is purely
tae 3 5
Then the players on the futures market sell

o ten times as much wheat in one year as;

eis wheat produced in the United States, no
able person can doubt that if is simply

ling. ee
or instance, if there is only twelve million
s of cotton produced per year on an average,
how could more than twelve billion bales
per year on an average?

man with discretion would sell short
actual cotton than the amount of actual
on produced if, under-his contract, he could
mypelled to deliver the cotton. When the
-s sell many times as much cotton futures
wheat futures in a year as there is actual
and actual wheat produced, this shows, on
ice of it, that they are gambling.
hand, no.man with discretion would buy
tton than there was actual cotton pro-
he expected to receive the actual cotton,
ld know that no one could deliver actual

n that did not exist. as

n futures exchanges there is no limit to the
nt of purchases and sales of futures.

anyone doubts that futures trading is
g, they have to but read the many decis-
} the courts in cases involved in futures

s my purpose to appear before the Ful-
ngressional Committee in Washington, |.



th other witnesses, and expose this great
st the producers of farm crops in this

TOM LINDER,

Commissioner of Apriculiure. fj

On the

MACHINERY

5 disc. Intl tiller, with seed-
er attached. Used one season.
On good rubber; 2 disc trail-
er plow, $85.00. Double dise
Int'l harrow, $100.00. Mower
for Model A Farmall, $140.00.
Wray Smith, Sparta.

1 Avery 8 ft. binder: needs
few repairs, $50.00. M. T. San-
ders, Commerce. =

Late model Case tractor on
rubber, with 2-row cultivator,
planters, distributors, power
lift. 4 dise tiller on rubber,
good as new. . E. Booker,
Jr, Fitzgerald, Rt. 4.

Schofield steam engine. 10
in. by 14 in. balanced valve.
automatic governor. In good

ing. Norton W. Hart, Warren-
ten, Rt. 2.

binder in good condition. M.
T. Robison, Monroe, Ph 2961.

Old model Fordson for sale,
er exec. for garden cultivator.
Fordson in fair cond. with late
model carburetor. Otis Byrd,
Augusta, Rt. 1, Box 242.

Set 1941 model Covington
planters for Ford tractor. Prac-
tieally new and bargain. R. D.
SeH, Atlanta, PO Box 965, He
4770.

1 A-6 Case combine, in geod,
serviceable cond., $475.00 FOB.
Joe Means, Appling, Rt. 1.

hay press. used 1 season, also

Eugene Kelly, Monroe, Ph

o681.

1 good 2-H wagon, with
good brakes, $65.00. Quillia
Tugegle, Buford, Rt. 3. :

1 Covington planter, good
as new, $25.00. 142 mi. out
from Louisville on Grange Rd.
E. W. Hood, Louisville, Rt. 1.

Case V-C tractor with culti-
vators and planters, power-
lift, new rear tires. and just
overhauled, $1250.00. New Hol-
land shucker-sheller for corn:
just like new, $295.00. Jesse
Newsom, Sandersville. :

1 set steel wheels with lugs
for B or C type Allis-Chal-
mers traetor, $40.00.
Chapman, Ideal.

1 hand hay press: used very
little. Baled 100 bales, $15.00.

Marvis

Fordson tractor, steel wheels
and pulley, old model. H. C.
Holbrook. 208 Georgia Ave.,
S. E. Ma3688. :

- I 2-row potato planter, $110.-
0G: 1 2-bottom power lift trac-
tor plow. $125.00.-A. L. Luce,
-Fort Valley, Tel. 208.

2-H wagon for sale, or will
exe. for good 1-H wagon. J.
G. Gaber, Temple, Rt. 2.

Minneapolis Moline combine
in No. 1 eondition. Readv te
run. R. P.. Tatum, Palmetto. -

Intl combine No. 8, 10 ft.
blade. Papec ensilage cutter,
Model L. Used to fill only 1
silo. Good as new. for: sale.
Want to buy late model M
Int'l tractor on _ good _ rubber
Large Intl grain drill with
Fer taghzct attachment for trac-
tor. Lewis Thompson, Cochran.

A 2-H cutaway harrow: 6
disc, in good running order,
$10.00 at farm, or $12.00 for
get. R.. Garner, Cordele.
Rt. 2. -

SECOND HAND MACH-
INERY WANTED *





Want set of wheels, front
and rear, to fit John Deere
Model B tractor. Prefer wheels
for rubber tires, but will con-
sider steel. Joe W. Blackmon.
Columbus, Care Merchants &
Mechanics Bank.

Want 1 Benthal peanut pick-
er, perfect cond. Must be cheap
for eash. Geo. N. Thomas,
Thomasboro.

Want 1 6 or 8 ft. grain drill.
Must be in good. condition. L.
e Singleton, Ft. Valley, Rt.

2

Want electric milk cooler
for dairy. Write: F. H, Hatt-
rich, Macon, care Hotel Lanier,

Want power hay press with
self-tramper; must be in good
eond. and reasonable price for
cash, Don T. Barnes, Royston.

Want Model L John Deere
tractor, cultivator and disc
plow. No junk. Will exe. nice
pr. matehed mules and some
whitefaced cattle for above.
#. E. Hale, Chickamauga, Rt.

Want McCormick-Deering
engine, 172-272 H..P., in fair
running condition. R, B. Phil-



ips, Damascus, Rt. 1, a

running cond. Used in ginn- |

1 5-ft. MeCormick Daciee!

1 slightly used Int'l pick-up |

4 dise tiller with power lift. |

2 . E. Pratt, Lawrenceville, Rt. |

OR SALE]

Want John Deere _ tractor,
Model A or B, on rubber pre-
ferred, with cultivating and
planting attachments. George
Eiden, Dixie, RFD.

Want - standard 2 H. Mow--
ing machine, in good shape, for
cash, in or near Floyd County.
C.1.. Burnett, Atlanta, 743 Pied-

mont Ave., NE. Phone Ve 1546. |}
+mato plants, 500, $1.25: $

Want 1 good, used Goober
plow. Must ship to me. State
price. ClaytonReed, Calhoun,
108 Oak St. : :

Fordson tractor, Dise and

| Sanders plow, for sale. See W.

I. Taylor, Adairsville, Rt. 3.

Good 1 H. wagon, complete,
second-hand but good cond.,
$75.00. Ship if necessary. Frank
C. Pruitt, Dahlonega, Rt: 1, Box
67. :

1 horse wagon for sale. C. L.
Perdue, Decatur, Rt. 1, Phone
De 1434,

Allis-Chalmers, 6 ft., Com-
bine, need little repair, $275.00.
No letters, See W. R. Bennett,
Culloden.

1 H. wagon, good cond., $55;
also buggy in good shape, $25.
At my farm, 11-2. No. Logans-
ville. Contact. W. L. Satterfield,



Logansviile, Rt. 2:



|

INCUBATORS AND
BROODERS FOR SALE



1 oil burning 250 cap., Incu-_
bator, $20.00. Bart Daniel,
Jesup, Rt. 2.

3 electric floor brooders, 500
chick cap: in good shape, for
sale, or will trade for 5-deck
battery brooder or coal brood-
er. S. J. Griener, Atlanta, Rt.
5, Box 307.

INCUBATORS AND
BROODERS WANTED



Want oil-burning incubator.
about 100-egg cap. Give best
price. Mrs. Rebecca Golden.
Bremen, Rt. 2, Box 35.

PLANTS FOR SALE



Govt. insp. P. R. red skin
potato plants, $2.75 M. No
checks. Jimmie Wilson. Screv-
en.

PR potato plants. $3.50. To-
mato plants, $2.00 M. Guaran-
teed good plants. now ready.
P. P. Emmett Butler, Alma.

Rt. 4.

Pink skin PR sweet potato
plants. $2.50 M. J. I. TPhorn-
ton, Screven.

Govt. ipsp. -P. RR. - potato
plants, $2.50 M. Del New
Stone and Marglobe tomato
plants. $2.00 M. Del. Moss
packed. C: BB. Tomberlin.
Surrency, Rt. 2. =

Red skin P. R. govt. insp.
and. treated potato plants. $2.-
50 M. Marglobe tomato plants,
$2.00 M. All-del. Now ready.
Good plants. <A. F, Sheffield,
Surrency. ;

Imp. La. copper_ skins, E.
Triumph, old-time Boone, Red
Gold, Maryland Goldens, all
vars. mixed potato . plants,
grown from hand-selected Ga.
certified seed. 50c GC. 500 1-
var. $1.75, $3.25 M. Prompt
shipment. Add postage and 10c
exc, on checks, , A:Dobbs;
Gainesville.

Garden assoriment plants:
100 cabbage. 100 collard, 100
onion, 100 tomato, 25 sweet
pepper, 12 hot pepper, all for
$1.90. Osear Davis, Baxley.

Marglobe tomato plants, $1.-
7o M. Cabbage, $1.25 M. Col-
he bands M. soe $1.75 M.
weet pepper, 50e C. All del,
G. L. Steedly, Baxley. er

Chas. W. cabbage plants,
500, 65e; $1.20 M. P. P. in Ga,
No checks. Prompt delivery.
J. H. Davis, Milledgeville, Rt.
5. Box 126.

_ Red_and pink skin~ govt.
insp. P. R. potato plants, $2.00
M. FOB. No checks. Good
plants, full count. Alge Light-
sey. Surrency, Rt. 2.

' Copper. skin La. t

plants, 500, $1.75: $1.25 M.. eo.
50 Del. Now ready. E. C.
Walarie, Flewery Branch. Rt.

Mixed strawberry plants
50ec C. White iceberg black-
berry, 6, ~ 50e. Peppermint,
fgrdea horsemint, yarrow, gar-
lf@, 25c doz. Horseradish, gar-
den gooseberry. sage. red rasp-
berry, 3, 25c. Add posiage.

HINERY WANTED | __

|sugar yams. $3.50

| hot,

$1.25:



ee Willis Grindle, Dahlonega,

Red skin PR potato
govt. insp. $3.00 M. up
All over 5 M., $2.75 M. F
Now ready. No COD orde
cnecks W. R. Hutto, Surre

Certified La. copper |
M.
ready. H. H. Alexander:
rollton, Rte 1 eS

Marglobe and New Stone

M. Calif. Wonder,
Beater and hot pepper an
plants, 300: $1.00: 500, $1.
$3.00 M. Del. R. Chanclo
Pitts.

Extra nice, 2 and 3 yr. o
kudzu plants, 100, $3.00. Fe
hundred 2 and 3 yr. old p
nial Sericea clover, 100, $2
Wellpacked and P. P. J.
Toole, Macon, 33 Burton Ay

_P. RB. potato plants, g
insp. Good, strong plants,
count, prompt shipment, $'
M. FOB. J. C. Tyre, Bris

Tomato plants, open
grown, large and stocky,
M; 500, $1.25.) Moss pacl
roots, full count. E. LZ.
gerald, Irwinville,

Genuine pink skin P. R. pe
ato plants, govt. insp., and tre
ed,, $3.00 M., prepaid or $2

ok
M. exp. col; in large quant ;

| 75e C. Prompt shipment. Ho

Lightsey, Screven.

Tomato and tobacco - lag:
$3.00 M. or 50c C. Mrs. M
Gaddis, Quitman.

Marglobe, New Stone, Mate
less tomato plants. $1.50 M.
red skin P. R. potato plants
M. Prempt shinment. guc
teed. Vernon Griffin, Baxley

New crop multiplying on
sets, white and red. All kina
tomato. cabbage, lettuce, beet,
broccoli, parsnip, rabi, chare
parsley, 50c C., $8.50 M. Ben

pimiento vepper. celer
26e doz. Mrs. H. . Fran
Register. :

Royal white Jerusalem -
choke plants, 50c C. Prepaia.
T. UL. Mitchell, Macon, 11)
Thomas Street. ae ae

Ga. cabbage collard plants
25c C. Longs green coe
teacupfull. Mrs. W. A. Har
Alma, Rt..3;

imp. P. R. potato plants,
M. FOB. Tomate plants, $
50 M. C. W. Rentz. Surrency

P. R. potato plants, govt. insp
$3.00 M. 5 M. and un. $2.75 M
Del. G: Ben Wilson, Reb:

Bonnie Best. New
Marglobe. Matchiess te
plants, $1.50 M. Moss pac
prompt shipment, Imn. P.
potatoe plants. $3.00 M. WN
ready. Ina Griffin, Baie

M.; Marglobe tomate plant
$2.00. M: J. J. Carter; Baxle
Rt, 4, Box 70. ae

Imp., red skin P. R.. potato
plants, $2.25 M. nostpaid. Bu-
ford R. Lightsey, Screven.

State insp., red skin P. RB.
potato plants. $2.50 M.
Redmond; Pelham.

Red skin P. R.. psicto plan
Gov. insp., $2.00 M.
M. O. only.
sey, Odum, Rt. 2.

Red skin P. R.. plants. |
treated, $2.00 M. postnaic.
roy Lishitsey, Sereccs.
Box 175,

Genuine, true to name Mar-
elobe tomato planis now ready
moss packec, $1.40 M. also Go
insp., red skin P. R. potato. se
from vine cuttings. $2.25 M
Del. L. D. Lightsey. Sereven.

Red skin P. R. potato plants.
govt. insp. Prompt del. No
checks, $2.75 del. Rufus Light-
sey, Surrency. Rt. 2.

_ P. R. potato. plants. gor
insp. and treated. $2.50 M. PP,
in Ga. G. W. Owen. Hawkins-
ville. >

Yellow skin La, and Po Re
potato plants, state insp. $3.
M, Tomato plants. Bon
Best, Scarlet. 80c C. H.C. L
ford, Maysville, >

All

cabbage plants
$1.50 :

vars,
200, 50c.

M; 500. $1.00:

Marglobe, Rutger, New Stone,

Break ODay tomato plants,
same price, All del

cabbage plant
$1.50 M; 500, $1.00; 200,
Marglobe. Rutger, Break O
Day, New Stone tomato plant
same price. ig

ment, full count. Moss pac

J. P. Mullis, Baxley, Rt. 4.

All vars. cabbage plants.
Me] 500. (5c. 208: Bbc. 1
globe, Rutger, Break
tomato plants. $2.00

200. 50e, el

ecked: pre7

All vars: *




eens oe

$100 for 500: 50c for)

_mnmecte. Rutger, Break |

oe plants, same

Moss packed,

ee eomene Mrs. Mary
osby, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Eve r-bearing strawberry
, 80e C

1e color and design, feed

ks. I pay postage on plants.
Dola Ce Dahlonega, |

t. insp. P. R. and Boone
plants, 500, $2.00; $3.50.
1. Now ready. ce

Gainesville, Rt. 2.

red skin P. R. plants,

insp. $2.50 M. Tomato
ts, $2.00 M. Moss packed,
a Leon Gaff, Fitz-
a t

skin, state insp. P. R.
to plants. treated. $2.50 M.
Ga. M. . No checks.

d J. Story, Quitman, Rt. |
> 18 B.

Jew Stone, oe Baltimore,
e Best and Matchless

to plants, $1.75 M. Del. in

: oe Mossed to
Ss. C. Rowe, Ocilla, Rt.

ee plants, govt.

punt. G. OQuinn,

rrency, Rt. 2
tomato

Will be ready

Ist. PP. COD orders

J. J. Adams, Pavo, Rt.'

Ire a skin P. R. potato
treated, full count,

Del. Oo checks. R.

S, Surrency, Ri. 2.

Six million certified _P. R.
- potate plants. Prices
rding to quantities want-
compt shipment. E. B.
pion, Cordele.

el. E. N. OQuinn, Odum.
bage plants, 50c M., in

os of 3000 or more by exp.
Less than crates, $1.00 M.
. stamps, or

W. Lang,

insp, red and yellow

. potato plants, $2.50
. Geod plants, full
Noe checks. George
s Sereven.

tified . la rina tomato
us, $1. 85 M. Govt. insp.
skin P. R. potato plants,
- Dd. c. Nail, Baxley.

2. peti skin P. R. potato

os insp. and treated,
n from cuttings, $2.-
Del. M. O. Aiton Ricket-
uglas, Rt. 2.

obe tomato plants, 15c

1.59. ve Moss packed. No
i OO: Myre BG,
Pohcceer Rt 2

. poiato plants, govt.
_and treated, $2.50 M.'Del.
COD orders. Marglobe to-
ito plants, moss packed, $2.-
: oy ooo nono, Bax-

. red skin P. R. potato
fovt. insp. and treated.
own, $2.50 M. M. O.

; . Williams, Screven,

veermint plants, 50e doz.
$1.00 doz. Rhubarb. 75
Missionary strawberry
$1. 00 Okra seed.

Be OL. Miss Mattie Mc-
Hartwell, RE 2:

2 potato plants,
Ww Skin; imp. red skin,
insp. full count. prompt
nt millions to offer, $3.-

. Tyre, Bristol.

-inap. 2. R. potato
red skin, $3.00 M. Mar-

a: O'Quinn, Jr., Odum.
Box 1

d and ise skin pores
Rovt. insp. $2:50 M. C.

PR potato plants, $2.-
- mI RADE tomato, $1.75
. Rentz, Sur-

Skin: ba:
3.50 M. Red: skin P.
0 plants, $2.50 M. Del.
shipment. W. O. Wal-
wery Branch, Rt. 1

. or will exc. for] or 3, 25c.

Dp.

plants,

rish, Martinez,

1 huret, Rt. 1,

5 Ibs. White Lady peas. 20c
lb. 3 lbs brown Crowder peas,

red or}

potato



White velvet. okra seed,
eunce. Del. in Ga. A. J.

ton, Newborn.
Yellow

large tblsp. Blackeyes, white
peas, truckers Favorite corn,
10c cupful. Catnip, 10c bunch

Hilijay, Rt. 2:

White cabbage collard ie:
15e oz: or. $1.00 Ib. Also 6

mixed Game Bantam hens, 1

"rooste:, 1 yr. old, small type,

$6.00 for lot. William Smith,
Relston.

200 Vigorvine running to-
mato seed, pkt. white cabbage
oS Nard seed, 15 jumbo pump-
kin seed, all for 28c del. War
stamps or postage accepted.
Wheeler Chadwick, Rolston.

Broom corn seed, 25c pint:
okra, 4 large tbis., 25c: Calif.

black-eyed~ peas, 25 Ib. a

postage. No stamps. Mrs
Y. Hudson, Blairsville, Rt. 1.

Dwarf Long Green okra

seed, 50c lb. Del. 10 or more |

Ibs., 40c Ib. Del. Roy Brank,
Peoler, P.O. Bex is. -
Pure honey rock cantaloupe
seed, 5c thlsp. Benders Sur-
prise muskmelon seed, same

| price. Add postage. Mrs. Gus-
|sie Conner,

Villa

Citron seed, 60c lb. Cucum-
ber seed, 25c teacupful.
postage. Allie Ue Cum-
mine, Rt. 1.

3

Free of nut grass.
Re

Citron seed, 60c Ib. Early

A. F. Par-
Ls

green okra seed, 25c cupful.|.

Add postage. Rosie Crowe,

Cumming, REA

Marglobe tomato seed, $3.-
00 Ib. Stone Mtn. watermelon
oO $1.25 Ib. or 5 Ibs. $5.00.

CS, preferred. 2 P. in Ga.

i apne: Frost, Ellenwood.

sweet potato plants, |
sp. and treated, $2.50

5 bs: Stone Min., 5 Ibs. Cu-
ban Queen watermelon seed,
1.50 Ih. Co Bo Hicks, Rey-
nolds. . os

150 Ibs. selected watermelon |

seed, mixed seed, $1.00 tb.
Stone Mtn., $1.25 lb. Cannon-
ball, $1.50 Ib. Coxs $2.00 Ib.
Andrew P. Varellor, Chamb-
lee, PO Box 185.



BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE

wee



5 bu. peas, slightly stained,
sound: and clean, $5.00 bu: FOB.
T, B. Dellinger, Maxeys.

3 packages white mush peas,

nd. MO.

20ce lb. Pure and sou
Hagler,

Prepaid. Mrs. E. lL.
Buena Vista.
Small white conch or mush
peas: in small quantities, 35c
lb. 5 lbs. or more, 30 lb. Add
postage. R. A. Brown, Pine-

Coin or stamps.

same price. |
- White,

Miss Lillian Hardin,
Rt. 1, Box 62.

Good col. running butter-
beans, heavy bearer, 30 pt.
25c cup. Postpaid. Mrs. Mamie
Stone, Adairsville,_Rt. 2.

15 bu. 90-day runner beans
and 15 bu. Oceola velvet beans,
$4.00 bu. FOB. Dr. H. F. Bele)
Midville.

50 bu. sound wan he & cen:
$4.25 at my barn. E. . Smith,
Wadley.

10 Ibs. peckled half-running

lb LG

butterbeans, 30c Mrs.
J. Harris, Waycross, Rt. 3, Box
14.

Clean, ae hay seed soy-
beans, $5.00 bu. me: Tatum,
Palmetto.

Black Crowder peas, 15 Ib.

Add postage. Mrs. Nolan
Prickett, Carnesville.

CORN AND SEED
CORN FOR SALE

eat eater:

Corn for sale. Raised on own
farm. H. C. Smith, Canton, 80
Kast St.

pee ist et pure, iso
seed corn, Ist class, 5, =
Jated, $4.25 bu., $1. 35 pk. Add
postage. A. E. Nix, Gainesville,
eo



IVESTOCK AUCTION SALES

Livestock Auction Sale will be held at the
ast Georgia Fair Ground, Gainesville, Ga.,
May 12th, beginning at 1:00 P. M.

55

Herbert H. Aderholdt, Gainesville

10 |
Stan- |

crookneck squash

and okra seed .20c cupful. Hot | will deliver if desired. E. T.

pepper. dipper gourd seed, 10c |

-. 146 tons good peanut al
Mrs. R.H. Evans, |

1 las.

ton FOB. H.

| Also 8 tons bright peanut hay,

Rica, Rt. 2.

Chufa seed. 10 The. $3. 50, | er, delinted and treated, $1.75

easily picked, long staple. high

sale. Riley C. Couch, Turin.

lots,

-30 del. 1 cock,

4 fr Ls select eggs. $1.00 for 15.

$6.75 for 24, Del

Yellow prolific

Speckled guinea, $1.50 doz.



- FOR s = -



- 100 tons good, ie ae
and peavine hay, A-1l, ean and)

Pritchett, Columbus, oi l2 Bre |
Ave.

saved without rain, $25.00 ton.
FOB at my farm, 5 mi. Doug-
: WwW. B. Alderman, Doug-
as. '

Mosleys Thigear. 100 bushels
and five tons fine forage per
A. Yields 40 bu. A. under,
droughth conditions. Grown on |
any, kind land. Good for live
stock. $1.00 gal. or $12.50 cwt.
COD. E. M. Mosley. Clarkston.
Ph 4511 : ;

10 tons peanut Kay. $15.00 |
E. MeCorvey. Una-.
dilla, Box 275.



CORN AND SEED CORN.
SEED FOR SALE



100 bu. ear corn, $1.75 bu.

$20.00 ton. 100 bu. oats, $1.00
bu. less sacks. No checks, W.
M. Hooks, Unadilla, Rt. 2.

Hastings corn, $50.00 ton at
barn. Also Stoneville 2-B cot- |
tonseed, 1st yr. from breed-

bu. Not del. R. -Treadwell,
Forsyth. <

50 to 75 bu. good white corn
in shuck. Also about 10 bu.
running velvet beans in hull.
Reasonable. H. C. Holbrook,
208 Georgia Ave., S. E. Ma
3688. :



COTTONSEED
FOR SALE



Genuine Stoneville 2-B ecot-
tonseed, ist yr., privately
ginned and recleaned, big bolls,

germination, $1.20 bu. for quick

Stoneville 2-B cottonseed, Ist
yr. from breeder, recleaned,
Ceresan treated, in 100 tb.
bags, $5.50 Cwt. FOB. 100 bu.

5.00 Cwt FOB. A. J,
Swanson, Fairburn. _



EGGS FOR SALE



Thompsons Ringlet Barred
Rock, Bred to Jay and Exhib-
ition type, pullorum tested
eggs, $1.25 per 15; $2.00 for
18 mos. old,
same strain, $7.50, FOB. John
A. Wilson, Martin.

Bronze turkey ggs, $2.00
doz. Mrs. Nolan. Prickett,
eee Rid.

urebred Buff Orpington,

P. O. Crates to be ret. Miss
7 Johnson, SHennart Rt.
5 BOX bt

Black _ eggs, AAS
grade, $1.00 for 16. Ancona
eggs, Sheppard strain, same
price. Prepaid. Mrs. L. D. El-
Hott havonia- Ri.

Purebred dark Cor nish Game
eges. Hens wt. 5-7 lbs. roost-
ers, 9-11 lbs. $1.50 for 15 eggs.
P. P. Mrs. Fred Johnson, vay
son, Rts 2;

Eggs from Parks arred
Rock trap-nest hens, headed
by pedigreed males, $3.75 for
50: $7.00 C. Cases to be ret.
Mrs. M. B. Scroggs, Alto.

Thompsons Ringlet B. R..
eggs, bred to lay strain, Pull-
orum tested, $1.00 for 15, or
$1.75 for 30. M. B. broad-breast-
ed turkey eggs, $3.50 doz. or
Mrs. J. A,
Wilson. Martin.

Eggs from purebred broad-
backed, double-breasted, block-
y type Dark = Cornish chick-
ens, $1.25 for 16. Del. by P. P.
Prompt shipment. H. M. Moet
man, Lovett.

Eggs: Big-boned, broad-
breasted, pure dark Mammoth }
Bronze turkey, $4.50 for 12.

Duck, $1.50 doz. Buff Cochin,
$1.50 doz... also= 3 dueks, = 2
preen headed drakes, 1 brown
duck, $1.25 ea. or $3.00 for 3.
Mrs.



Bove Bagg gett, Poa
es es a

12 lbs. fresh Jones butter

ea. wk. 2 lbs. del, $1.00. Ship-.
ped in new containers, con- |

tainers to be ret. Satis. guar.
rs. B. Thornton, Bowdon, Rt.



FRESH AND CURED
MEATS FOR SALE



Guaranteed oakwood smok-
ed meat, hams, 45 lb., shoul-
Gers and sides, 35c lb. FOB.
K.-C. Hurst, Meigs, Rt. 2.



MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE



Red_ sassafras

ulbs, 35e doz. bunehes. Mrs.
Elvia Waters, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Sassafras, yellow root,

ecampane, 35 lb. Catnip, pep-
permint spearmint, yarrow,
tansy balm, houseleek, heart-
leaf, 35e doz. bunches. Sarsapar-
fila reot, 50c YW. Miss L. M.
White, Pakieees Rt. 1, Box
BD.

Blackshaw 5@c lb. sprouts,

white willow, birch, 15c ea. or

2. 20e;; Morseradish,- 502 doz,
Starerass plants. catnip, balm.

{tansv. 20c doz. Yellow root, rec |

sassafras, 15 lb. Add postage.
John Flower, Diamond.

Grub root, $1.30 Ib. Star-

grass. $1.00 lb. Yellow root, 45
lb. Horsemint, peppermint. 3%c.

doz. Mrs. Mary

DP. Albertson.
Dahlonega, Rt. 1 :



MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED



BEANS AND
PES WANTED:

Want 471-2 bu. Brabham
peas. Will pay $7.00 bu. S! H.
Humphries, Lithonia, Rt. 1.

Want 2 bu,
peas. 1-2 gal. millet seed; 1 bu.
neanuts: cane seed and sweet
potato slips at reas. prices. I.4.
Dean, LaGrange, Rt. 3 .

CORN AND
SEED CORN WANTED:

Want some Mexican June

corn Ww. Hollingsworth, Mc-

Donough. |

HONEY. BEES 1ND_-
BEE SUPPLIES WANTED:

Want a bee smoaker in good |

condition., W. M. Sowell, New-
ington.

PLANTS WANTED:

Want Nancy Hall _ potar
plants. Quote price. Mrs. L. t
Landrum, Adairsville, Rt, 3.

Want some old-fashioned gar-
den Rue. Walter Buck, Au-
gusta, 410 Tubman Street.

Want some Georgia yam pot-
ato slips or vineless yam slips.
R. L. Rogers, Winder.

POTATOES WANTED:

Want 2 bu. bunch vine sweet
potatoes. 1 bu. to eat. 1 bu. to
experiment within cutting them
up and planting. J. D. Martin.
Atlanta. 826 St. Charles ee
NE. Ve 5513.

ROOTS WANTED:

Want Star or Grub. Red and
Yeliow Coon, Golden Seal,
Biood, Snake and Pink . root.
Send samples and state price. IN.
Myles, Augusta, ae Ramsey
Street.

SEED WANTED:

Want amount long | handled
gourd seed. each paving parce:
post. Will exc. 1 cup. mixed
gourd seed for above. Mrs. T. 8B.
Thomas, Thomasboro,

WOOL WANTED:

Want 4 or 5 Ibs. ae wool.
Give price in Ist letter. Mrs.
M. W. Warren, Louisville.

_

root, yellow.
oot, 35e lb. Colts Foot, garlic

lid.
Bes-.!

| Chauncey

Whippoorwill





Ee 500 pele. Ge.
1943 croy,

in 1
cans. Tet MeLoon

Rt. 2.

About 125 gals. p
syrup, im cans. $1.25 2
at my home, Dan \ al
land, Rt.. 2.

350 -gals. good PO:
$1.25 gal. at my farm
from town. N. F. Harre: 3



CATTLE FOR SALE



ted Jersey bull, 10 mo
from Star bull. Wt. <
Ibs. $80.00 at my b n.
reg. in buyers name.
Ragan, Douglasv ille,

. | Box 13.

ior sale. oS ne
Buchanan. Rt. 1.

Reg.
5 or 6 yrs.

rean: Shorthorn
old. Good ste
Eason, Collins. '

around 400 PSs FVea hs

trade for Jersey same >

farm in Cobb Co. C.

_ Atlanta, 314 Piedn
ffi Pe

1 sheifer. -- 2/3 ee
Guernsey, wi. about :
To freshen June &th with
calf, $90.00. Come see
Pueker Rue Js aes
Chamblee, Rt. 1.

Fine white Jersey 71
cow, freshened middle
Milk rich in butterfat. 2
Jersy heifers, 1. yr. ol
Guernsey male calf. All
stock. a Lute Wimbe

a

Fine Guernsey cow,

|in with 2nd-calf. Cow

milk day. Mrs. WV
Ellenwoog. se

4 gals.
Adamson,

Guernsey bull, oe
old. Best bloodlines, $
barn. . Jasper Tf.
Greensboro, Rt. 1.

fresh or near fr chose OOK
stock. D. I. Daniel, ok Ls:
ville.

12. Jersey dairy wee!
2 mi. out from Albany,-
. Stocks, Leesburg, Rt.

Seve-al yearlings, mal i
female, }alf Polled Herefi
half Jersey. Also shoats
onable prices. M. A.
Meansville, Riot ie

Purebred Jerse iow,
calf; cow with 2nd calf.
g00" cond. and giving
4 gals. milk dav. R. C. Wi
iams, Douglasv ille. oS

Jersey cow, due fres sher
October with 2nd calf.
Nellie Wate:s. Maysvill

Nice Jersey cow, due fresh-
en in ist wk. June. wee
. Walden, Tennille, Rt.

Cows, fresh-in, with is:
and 3rd calves. Also
with 9 pigs. for $55.00. |
bred OIC. Come or write.
Standridge, Commerce, Rt

Young Guernsey bull.
3 whs. old, of finest bre

and from high producin

Well marked and
reg., $25.00. Fred
Blue Ridge.

Purebred Jersey bull, 1
old; mother between 4 a
gal. cow, 825. 00. Not cr

Graham Simpczon,
Rat, 1; :

_ Fine

sub ct
Cc

ow, |

Ist wk. in we
et Farm. near Bel
J: - Inger am, ae Rt

3 milch cows,

Calf: 1 just ey
3rd _ calf. Chas. W. Spec
thia Springs. :

2 good, gentic 1
4th and 5th ealf, giving
3 gals. milk day on light fe
$75.00 ea. W. L. Teem, T:
ing Rock, Rt. 1.

Jersey cow. with 4ih
wks. old: cow giving 31
mill daily. for sale at m
N. M. Ward. Duluth. oa

cO%





on Thursday, May 11th,

Station E, Atlanta.



C.W.T. Sale begins at 1:00 -:
Aberdeen-Angus Breeders Assn.,

LIVESTOCK AUCTION SALE

An Auction Sale of Aberdeen-Angus breed
cattle, 41 females and 14 bulls, will be held
the DeKalb Co. Fair Grounds, Panthersville, G

beginning 10:00 A. XN
M.. C.W, T. G
. 0. Bo 6






ch cow, with calf, 2 wks.
0.00. Mrs. G. W. Peek,
2 cows, fresh-in, for sale, rea-
able price, at my _ place.
and see. 8 miles, Jackson
miles. Monticello. Mrs. G.
ather. Monticello, Rt. 1.



HOGS FOR SALE



registered Red Berk-
, E Barlow,

eciel sale on reg. Red
hire hogs for 10 days in
Jer to make room for young
. C. B. Collins, Hazlehurst.

2 yrs.

. M. McCullough,

rts, $15.00, boars, $20.00.
sholera immunized, 3 mos. old
uroes, blocky type, top qual-
brecding stock. Registra-

m $2.00. extra. Skyland
rms. Ellenwood. S. C. No-
Atlanta, 161 Spring St.

Blocky type, Cherry red Du-
oc_~pigs. life treatment, reg,

buyer's name: $15.00 ea. G.

Holton, Surrency, Rt, 1.

42 blocky type, Cherry red
Jurec ee reg. in buvers
me. some. unrelated, lif
reated. $15.00 ea. H. L. Wil.
tlams, Baxley. /

PC pigs, subject to regis-
ration. farrowed Jan. 3-8, $12.-
0 to $15.00 ea. Gene Jones.

treated.
wks. old:
3 good
WA

9.00 each, $28.00 pr.
d sows, $40.00 ea.

a SPE pigs
0 ea. Blocky type. Ree
IC pigs, $10.00 ea. K. B
an, Marietta, Rt. 4, Box

_ from
_ Reas.
unn, Midyille.

IC pigs, crossed with bi
ed Black African boar, 13
_ old, $8.00 ea. crated. 1
ee ae oe ees
1 1 Doar, 2 yrs. old, $45.00.
H. Tribble, Decatur, 903 E-
e Ave.

IC pigs, subject to reg.
es, 4 females. About 6
. Old. From outstanding
FFA stock, Cannot
___Make best offer for lot
llijay. Harold Parker,

champion
prices, F:

oO

Guinea boars, wt. about
dbs., $35.00. 5 sows with
2nd litters, $35.00; 20 PC
wt. 75 to 150 lbs., $30.00.
oats, wt. 75 to 100 Ibs.
On roundlot offer. 25
: ee tose iaiie
ri ie Warren< |
ftekell = Coleman,

5 PC pigs and shoats, en-
itled to reg. Pigs, $7.50,
oats, wt. 90 Ibs. $12.50.
peo: COSt= extra, Me. T
Sandees. Commerce.

sell

PC sows, 1 Duroe and PC,
jtlampshire and PC-Hamp-
ire boar. 11 pigs, 5 wks. old,
about 25 lbs. 2 sows, bred.
G@ tarrow soon. $230.00 for

a t my barn if sold at once.

Mrs. Jack Whitley, Jonesboro

i. S. Jonesboro), :
_Thoro

ughbred B erk shire

= ae Hl Pe sow, 3
rs. 01, not bred. J. F. Mil-
rT, Cleveland,

SPC pigs, male and fem
ady June Ist. None a
15.00 ea. or $27.50 pr. Will
and ship. T. Hamp Sir-
n, Valdosta, PO Box 529.

IC boar, wt. about 300 lbs:
ntitled to reg., 11-2 yrs. old.
65.00 at my barn. 8 OIC pigs,

. old, $8.00. H. W. Tan-

Palmetto, Rt. 2. So

eg. SPC boar, 1 yr. old, wt.
S. Or more, Will sell or
purebred whitefaced
J.W. Foster, LaGrange.
, Box 179,



Shorthorned Jersey bull, wt.
about 600 Ibs., very gentle, with
good marks, $80.00. Come see
4.mi. S. Buford. Want to buy
some old-fashioned cut short
cornfield beans. Mrs. J. H>
Puckett, Buford, Box 50, Rt. 1.

1 mare mule, good worker;

| will work to anything. $75.00. 1

fresh cow, $80.00.
Burrell. Clayton.

1 mare mule, wt. 1050 lbs. 10
vrs. old. Perfect in every way. |
$150.00 Also 2 bu. purple. hull-
ed Crowder peas, $7.50 bu.
Sound. Also fresh Jersey cow,
$85.00. Fred Alexander, Col-
lins. Rt. 2.

Horse colt, 19 mos. old, broke
to ride, $125.00. Very gentle.

Lawrence

.|Can see at S. R. Hardens place,
.|Surrency. Mrs. J.

D. Danieis,

Surrency, Risk

1 good blind mule, 10 yrs.
old: sound and will work any-.
where, wt. about 1000 Ibs., $15.
J. We PylerPavo, Rt.

= 1 or 2 horses, 1 mare horse, 1
horse, 6 to 8 -yrs. old, wits.
around 1100 to 1200 lbs. Work

together-or separate. See at Mc},

Kibbens home on Ellis Rd. 8
miles, W. Griffin. Mrs. Ernest
Tanksley, Griffin, Rt. A.

2 iron gray mules, 8 yrs. old,
work anywhere. good cond,
$400.00 or consider trading tox
good mare. See 3 miles South
Adairsville, on U. S. Hwy.. No.
41. E. L, Howell, Adairsville,
Rte3: :

Gray mare mule. about 12
yrs. old, wt. 1100 lbs., good,
eentle, work anywhere, located
4 miles, Hazlehurst, on Lumber
City tiwye H.-G. Clarence,

~| Hazlehurst. ~

Mare horse, gentle, good con.,
$125.00: Bart Daniel, Jesuv, Rt,
Two.



RABBITS AND CAVIES
- FOR SALE



4

NZ Red buck and doe, 10 mos.
old, $6.00 pr. NZ White buck,
10 mos. old. $2.50. Several NZ
Red and White buck and does,
2 mos. old. $1.00 ea., on. orders
for 3 or more. Mrs.
Nett, Sandy Springs.

Purebred NZW buck, from
12 lb. parents, born Nov. 1943.
Extra fine stock, $10.00 FOB.
With papers. Wm.R. Roberts,
Toccoa, 418 S. Hill Street.

_ Purebred grey Chinchillas,
6-8 wks. old, $2.50 pvr. NZ
Whites, 6-8 wks: old, same
price. Mixed bucks, 6-8 wks.
old, $2.00 pr. Bill Bucklang,
Evans. a

1 White Chinchilla doe, bred
to fine stud buck, $3.50 FOB.
C. A. Moore, Thunderbolt, .P.
OO -Box 67,

NZ White rabbits, 7 wks. old,
$1.50 ea., 95.00 pr. 1 doe, 10
wks. old, $2.00. Large. healthy
stock, xp, col, or PO! MO;
Mrs. Nell Kimsey. Valdosta,
1004 Oak Street.

NZ White rabbits, 3 does,
21-2 mos. old, 2 bucks, same
age: 1 buck, 4 mos. old. All
purebred, $3.00 pr., $1.75 ea.,
for does, $1.50 ea., for bucks.
Mrs. C. H. Reese, Norwood, Rt.
2:

Six-wk. old, NZ Reds crossed
with NZ Whites, from high pro-
ducing stock, $2.50 pr. Bruce H.
Addock. Fort Valley.

Flemish Giants, Amer. Check-
ered Giants: from $1.00 to $7.50
ea. Also 200 AAA W. Leghorns,
12 wks. old, 90c ea. Sell all or
part. Cannot ship. Mrs. G. W.
Clark, Cedartown, 134 Elizabeth

Street.

NZ White doe, 5 mos. old,
$3.50. 7 NZ White rabbits, 3
mos. old, from ped. stock, $2.tu
ea. Exp. col. Also - purebred
White Pekin-duck eggs, $1.0U
doz, .Catnip, 40c large bunch.
PP, Mrs. Otis Mashburn, Cum-.
ming, Rt. 5. a

40 rabbits, NZ Reds and Chin-
chillas,- $3.00. pr., $1.50 ea; An-
goras, ped., $2.00 ea. $5.00 trio.
All about 2 mos. old.. M. K.
Fuque, Hawkinsville, 112, Jack-
son Street,



SHEEP AND GOATS
~~ FOR SALE



Reg. hornless Toggenburg
doe. Good producer and bred
to Chikaming Stanton Judson
T-4979. Due to freshen Junee
7th. Reas. auality snsidered.
Warren Rollins, Atlanta, 349
Mourray Hill Ave, NE. De 69\2.

wie woe, $25.00,

a

| Hartwell, Rt. 1.

J, H. Dun- |

__ Disposing of my reg. Tog-
genburg sire, Gen. MacAr-
thur, son of Sir Roderick;
of high milk strain, 15% Ib.
stock. Naturally hornless, 2 yr.s
old. Very gentle. Also Guern-
sey cow, to freshen soon. Miss
Elsie McArthur, Curryville.

Purebred and reg. Toggen-
burg does exclusively. Extra
nice bred yearling. due to
freshen about August Ist., for
winter milker. From _ heavy
milk stock. Certificate furnish-
ed. Reasonable, John Hynds,
Atlanta, 93 Warren St.
Ph. De 5140.

Toggenburg fresh doe, reg.
heavy milker; doe and buck
kids sired by Sir Randolph
Ist, T-4159; from best blood-
lines, best milk producing
strain. Papers furn. Henry Mec-
Gee, Atlanta, 49 Warren St.
NE. De 3055.

Toersenburg milk goat, fresh-
in. Gave 3 qts. at. 2nd fresh-
ening, $20.00. Will not shin.
Mrs. Agnes Pearl Brown, Ma-
riettac Rt. 2. =

Good half Toggenburg. half
Nubian milk goat, 2d kidding,
butt-headed, $30.00 FOB. Extra
for crating. M. J. Miller, Luth-
ersville.

10 goats: 3 old nannies, now
milking 6 kids; 4 nannies, 2
billies, 1 grown billy; all tor
sale at reas. price. 2 mi. below
Riverdale. <A.-G. Eberhardt,
Riverdale. :

3 Toggenburg. goats, 2 fresh,
2d kidding: gives about 1 gar.
milk day, $30.00 ea. 1 to fresh-
en*May Ist first kidding. $20.00;
1 buck, 1 yr. old, 1-2 Toggen-
burg, 1-2 Saanan, $20.00. S. TV.
Humphries, Decatur, 313 5th
Ave. 3

2 Togeenburg does, 14 mos.
old ea. Probably bred to Tog-
genburg buck, $15.00 ea. or
25.00 for pr. Mrs. J. M. Bobo.



LIVESTOCK WANTED



GOATS WANTED:

Want 30 or 40 goats. State
number for sale and price. L, C.
Hanes, Madison, Rt. 3.

GUINEA PIGS AND
RABBITS WANTED:

- Want Guinea pigs and 1 buck
rabbit, ready for service, Fred-
die L. Jackson, Albany, 506 N.
Madison Street.

HOS WANTED: =

Want to hear from party who
has guinea pigs, the stay-fat
kind at reas, price. Also want
printed feed sacks. Donnell
Meeks, Lula, Rte 2.

Would like to hear from par.y
having reg. or subject to reg.
little boned Guinea pigs, stay-
fat kind. Want 4 or 5 females
if price is right. H. G. Stewarr,

Shellman.

HORSES AND

MULES WANTED: __

-. Want to buy 1 young, blind
horse or mule. N. D. Bonnett,
Waycross, Rt. 4.



- POULTRY FOR SALE



BABY CHICKS
AND BANTAMS:

-6 mixed bantam hens and 1
rooster, small type, wt., about 1
pound grown: good layers, best
of mothers. $6.00 for the seven.
Reed F. Fowler. Roy.

Dark red, pullorum controli-
ed R. I, Red baby chicks, 15c
ea. del., also nice, large eggs,
$1.50 per 16 del. Mrs .W.
Latham, Stone Mountain. Rt. }.

.-Baby chicks. from blood-
tested, heavy. laying reds, $14.00
for 100. Eggs, $1.50-for 15. Al!
PP. Mrs. Don Donaldson, De-
catur. :

_ Baby chicks, from dark red
Donaldson Reds, pullorum con-
trolled, 15c ea. Nice young hens,
roosters, $2.25 ea. Eoes, $1.35
for 16; Del. Exec. for other
value. Mrs. Grady Brown,
Stone Mountain, Rt. 1. :

' Black Giant baby chicks, $14
for 100, also baby guineas, baby
turkeys. Want to buy 1 oil-
burner gray hen incubator, m
good cond. H. F. Redfern, Mit-
chell, P. O. Box 479.

BARRED, WHITE
AND OTHER ROCKS :

25 B. R. 2 mos. old pullets,
$1.00 ea. Coops to be ret. Mrs.
tJ. R. Lanier, Graymont, Rt. 1.

19 B.R. hens and rooster,
purebred, 1 yr. old, $15.00 Fos.

ea. for pullets, 90c ea., for roos-
"| ters.
| Carrollton, Rt. 2, Phone 19 J3,

| OTHER ROCKS:

a

rooster, everlay strain, 1 yr. oa,

|PEAFOWLS. PHEASANTS,

ers. Henry W. Rhodes, Jr., La

breeders. Producer of lb. squabs

D. | broad-breasted turkey tom. Will



POULTRY FOR SALE _



Mrs. W. M. Chambers,

Purebred Plymouth and White
Rocks and New Hampshire Red
roosters, 10 to 12 wks. old, $1.00
ea. Mrs. B. B. Morgan, Clyo.

BARRED AND

15 White Rocks, 1 yr. old, 32
ea. N 4H. Reds, $2.00 ea. Mrs.
A. J. Carter, Newington
BRAHMAS: :

- 16 nice Brahma hens, from 1
to. 2. yrs. old, 2 AAA roosters,
$35.00 for lot. FOB. Mrs. G: W.

E. | Williams, Columbus, Rt.-1. Care |

Williams Dairy.

CORNISH, GAMES
AND GIANTS:

20 nurebred Dark Cornish In-
dian hens, $2.00 ea. Cocks, sanie
price. J .R. Gardner, Locust
Grove.

10 purebred Dark Cornish
hens, 1 rooster, 1 yr. old, $16.50
FOB. Also eggs, $1.50 for 10d.
Del. Mrs. S. J. Akers, Fender.

2 large type Dark Cornish
roosters, $3.50 ea. Eggs, same
strain, $1.50 for 15. 1 trio Cor-
nish Jan. hatched, $5.00. C. O.
Sikes, Sylvester. d

White Clipper game rooster,
1 yr. old, wt. 51-2 lbs., gooa
spurs, trimmed. $4.00; 2 young
Blue games, wt. 2 1-2 lbs., $2.00
ea: 6 game hens, $1.50 ea. Jas.
C. Bennett, Duluth, Box 161.
LEGHORNS:

10 purebred Brown L .hens, 1

now laying, $17.00. Eggs, $1.50
for 15. Del. Mrs. W. R. Richey,
Lavonia, Rt. 1:

MINORCA: :

Pen of 11 hens, 1 rooster, pure
bred Buff Minorcas, from hign-
est mating chicks, now laying
$27.00 for pen. Del. Oscar
Damren, Chipley.

ORPINGTONS:

300 Buff Orpington cockerels,
2 mos, old. Ist May. $300.00 for
lot if taken now. No checks.
You furnish crates. Mrs. Inez
Chases, Kingsland.

PIGEONS, QUAIL, ETC:

3 large White King cocks,
$1.50 ea., 3 prs. Tumblers, $1.00
pr, 2 prs. Blue Gazzi Modenas,

zi and Black Modenas, $3.00 pr;
1 bronze Gazzi cock, $1.50. Oth-

Grange, 307 Park Ave:

Giant Homers. extra large
Jumbo squabs, breeders. sei-
ected for heavy feeders and fast

or more. Few prs. $3.00 pr. J.
H. Barr, Lumpkin.

Common pigeons. $1.75 for 2

prs. Will not sell less than 2
prs. Pr. White Kings
$1750. IM. 70, Curtis Branch,
Jia Hema t= 4.

4 prs. purebred Red Carneaux
pigeons, $1.50 pr., exp. collect.
Don: '* Sanders, Edison, Box 11.

REDS NEW HAMPSHIRES
AND RHODE ISLANDS):

150 N.. H. Reds, 190 Brown
Leghorn and N. H. crossed. Also
March hatched pullets. same
breeding. Make best offer. L.
Esselstyn, Howard.

4 N. H. Red hens, 1 rooster,
about 1 vr. old. Hens weigh 7
Ibs., $10.00 for lot. 4 W. L.
roosters, English big type, 10
mos. old, $1.50 ea. Rever Wade,
AO, Ried.

TURKEYS. GEESE, DUCKS, ~
QUINEAS: ETC.

1 guinea rooster, 3 guinea
hens, $2.00 ea. Boyd William-
son, Commerce.

1 last: years mammoth bronze

i

ship for $10.00, or sell here for
$8.00. S. C. Boroughs, Rincon.

80 February hatch AAA Bar-
red Rocks, about 50-50 pullets
and roosters ,10 wks. old. $1.09



POULTRY WANTED



BABY CHICK
WANTED:

Want 100 Reds . to raise an
halves to 6 wks. old. I furnish
feed and labor; you furnish high
grade chicks and pay postage;
by parcel post only. Miss Mary
Lumpkin, Talbotton.

Want. 100 chicks to raise on
halves. I furnish feed. Mrs. W.
F. Tomberlin, Naylor. Rt. 1.
TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,

DUCKS, ETC. WANTED:

Want few Toulouse or Emden
geese or goslings. State price
and quantity. Marion C. Kiser,







and HOS: Henry $

Ses

d. William A. Porter, |

+One,

Mrs. J; Ww. Brown, Helena, Ht.

"Road.

ible parties well.

$3.00 vr.: 1 pr. ea. Bronze Gaz- |.

with black and white Tumblers, G

other. good breed. 5
you have. Mrs. J. R. M
ndersvilley Rt3. --





Want at once good,
man to do farm work.
pay fair wages. Near c
Post Office and Railroa
M. McCullough, Round
-Want white or tol. ma
wifes to work Che
halves.. Good land, wa
house. _ Need help a
John C. Norris, Newbor

Want good Christian
aged woman to do farm
No milking. Weekly
Can furnish 2-R. house.
lights and water. Mrs,
Tribble, Atlanta, 52 Br
Circle. Se

Want woman for farm
also young man. Gooc
small allowance and-p
for young man.
Moultrie, Rt. 4.

Want good 1 or 2-H. wi
or-col. family for share
ping and additional worl
standing rent croppers
wages. Also want :
other farm help,
white. E. E. Bi

ville, Rt, 1.

Want reliable white w
between age 45 and-55 t
as one of family and do
work. Will furnish 6
clothes and some spe
anes oa in my fa

rs. : : insle Fay
ville, Rt. 2. ue

Want settled man an
for farm work. Hav
truck patches, gardens,
little house: will pay respo
Want
who can look after place
it were his own. _ Wri
OUee, Mrs. C. A. Jackson,
ville.

Want white woman t
comfortable home
settled woman to do
work. Mrs. John Rh
Demorest, Rt. 1, Bote
Want man to milk
and do general work a
small farm and country h
No children, but might.
sider couple. Hugh Ric

son, Atlanta, 160 Peachtre
Me=51t =e ee

Want good farm.

@

mixed }-year-round

Want col. middle-aged
ple live on place and do ge
farm work. Attend to cow
chickens, ete. Both wor
mo. for couple. Mrs
Thompson, Atlanta, 2199
nox Rd., NE. a

Want man and wife to li
place and do farm work,
cellent wages. Must be goo
reliable. J. Guy Smith, Atl
Bae Muntey, Hill Ave., NE

- Want share cropper
crop of peanuts or da
hand. Will pay extra f
ular day laborer. If intere
see me. Have 3 mule farm
A. Johnson, Bainbridge, R

-Care Byron Johnsons

_ Want colored couple to -
in dairy. Have 4-R. hous
place. Both work. $20.0
man and $10.00 wk to
O. Pitts, Atlanta
Rd., SW.

wif
225202 Ca:



POSITIONS WAN



Man and wife want -
dairy farm. Dry hand
State salary willing pay
Come and see Edgar Walsh
lanta, 173 Memorial Driv:

_ Want job caretaker o
in Fulton County, close
David Mercer, Atlanta. 2
Ste2NE= eS

~ Want job on farm. Ha
10 yrs. experience. Mi
salary $1.00 day, plus boa
laundry. Julian M. Ree
a 1176 McDonough BI

Want job as Midget
flour mill operator. Pres

.



Atlanta, 341 West Paces Ferry