TOM LINDER * 
 
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1944 |  
 
  
 
COMMISSION ER 
 
NUMBER 
 
URE AFTER 19 
 
  
 
_ EDITORIALBy Tom Linder 
 
  
 
Under a government in economy everything 
 
All business including Agriculture is regulated in its 
 
ry phase by g evovernmental bureaus created by Congress  
 
der federal laws. 
Many of these laws simply delegate to the President 
power to create boards and bureaus. These laws give 
e President power to make laws through executive 
lers issued by him. | 
Since every business, including Agriculture, is under 
olute control of the President and Congress, their 
rds and bureaus, it follows that the national election 
Ss year ee the life and death of all business and 
Te he present policy of keeping farm prices. as low 
possible is approved by the voters in November, then 
pPvicus the farmer may expect no relief for another 
 
oder a laws and federal bureaus are not the only | | 
 
ans of fixing prices on farm products. Prices of farm 
ducts can he maintained on the world level through 
ine of parity value on money of the different nations. 
 
Tf there is a fixed relationship in value between the 
 
mtrolling unit of money in the United States (the dollar) 
d the controlling unit of money in each of the other 
tries of the world, then a school boy can understand 
t the price of wheat in Argentina, Australia or Canada, 
ould fix the price of wheat in the United States. With 
ich stabilized money, the price of cotton in Brazil, Egypt 
China, would fix the price of the American farmers 
on. Under such an arrangement all farm crops in the 
hited States, would have the same price as lke crops 
oughout the world. 
On July first, 1944, representatives of faye na- 
ns will meet in New Hampshire for the purpose of 
eeing on a plan of stabilizing and equalizing the moneys 
hese forty-two nations including the United States. 
There is nothing new in the history of the world. The 
diers of Caesar under the Roman Eagle, carried Roman 
ns throughout the then known world. 
: Caesar had a plan. He planned it that way. Caesar 
La plan to maintain world peace by force of arms. 
Caesar had a plan to use a uniform currency through- 
he world, . 
Caesars plan resulted, as all such plans must, in the 
 
  
 
  
 
ivestock Sales, Georgia Auction Markets 
 
: Reports received at this office show following average prices 
for No. 1 Hogs at the Livestock Auction Markets named. 
 
June 23, 1944 rer Cwt. 
 
15 (Thursday)Valdosta > -$12.75 
16 (Friday)Thomasville se 13550 
19 (Monday)Sylvester  13.00 
20 (Tuesday)Nashville __   12.75 
le 21 (Wednesday)Albany = 13.15 
21 (Wednesday)Rome - 13.40 
21 (Wednesday)Vidalia - 12.90 
 
TOP FED CATTLE 
 
2 15 (Thursday )Valdosta 
16. (Friday)Thomasville 
 
e 19 (Monday)Sylvester d 
20 (Tuesday)Nashville _ 10.00- 11.60 
 
_ (Wednesday)Albany 10.00- 13-50 
 
1 (Wednesday)Rome : : =. - 14.40 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
$12.00-$17.00 
10.00- 11.00 
12.00- 13.40 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Wednesday )Vidalia ae peri Re - 14.50 
 
  
 
-men 3 Rome dying throughout the world. It resulted in 
 
the destruction of Caesars monetary unit which so ie 
lv bore the picture of the mighty Caesar. 2S 
 
An Agricultural Platform Is Offered To The National 
Political Parties For The 1944 Campaign: = 
The National Farm Committee is presenting to the 
Conventions of the National Democratic Party and the 
National Republican Party the following Agricultural 
Platform for the 1944 election: 
 
BE IT RESOLVED in the interest of farmers tbe 
industry, business and general National economy as we 
as winning the war, making a durable peace, preservation 
of state rights and maintenance of constitutional govern 
ment, that we urge the adoption of the following planks 
in the platforms of national political parties: 
 
FIRSTThat Congress remove restrictions and regt- 
 
mentation of the American Farmer and on AgriculMiae 
Production. 
 
SECONDThat Congress promptly enact an hopes 
 
parity law. The present so-called parity is a fake. It is 
 
unjust and a gross discrimination against the American 
Farmer. We demand actual parity based on present cost 
 
of production, including all farm labor. Any parity based 
on cost of production thirty years ago is obviously intend. 
 
ed to destroy American Agriculture and to reduce the 
American Farmer to a state of equality with foreign peo: 
labor. 
 
THIRDThat Congress promptly enact necessary, 
 
legislation to either eliminate the OPA or make it impo 
 
sible for the OPA to fix prices on commodities or goods  
manufactured from them that does not take into full ca f 
culation the cost of farm labor. 
 
~ FOURTHThat Congress oppose any monetary 
 
agreements or involvements that would permit any Inter- 
 
national organizations to regulate our own domestic prices, 
that might involve ees sovereignty through mone- 
tary alliances with foreign nations. We demand a return 
to the provision of the Constitution which requires that 
The Congress shall have the power to coin money and 
fix the value thereof. 
 
PTIFTHThat Congress cooperate with other nation 
of the world in the promotion of world peace without  
mitting our country to involvements or alliances that 
involve us in foreign wars or that would surrender one io 
of our Sover eionty. 
 
TOM LINDER, 
 
Commissioner of Agriculture. 
 
  
 
  
 
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 
 
June 23, 1944 lanta 
Beans (Lima), per bu. hprs. - $4. 00-8490 
Beans (Snap), per bu. hprs. Bt 
Cabbage, per pound . 
Cantaloupes, bulk, per DUR 
Corn (Green), per doz. 
Okra, per bu. hprs. 
Onions (Dry), per 50 lb. sack 
Peaches, per 4% bu. baskets . 
Peaches, bulk, per bu. i. 
Peas (Field), per bu. hprs. 2 
Squash: -per<bu. hprs: ==. 
Turnip Salad, per bu. Byes: 
Watermelons, each eso 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
   
   
  
   
  
  
  
   
  
   
  
   
  
   
  
   
  
 
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f June 6 1900. Accepted 
 
of October 8, 1917 
 
- SECOND-HAND 
ACHINERY FOR SALE 
 
  
 
e 4 8-row srain drill. l- Me- 
Cormick mower. horse-drawn; 
eLaval cream separator, Mrs. 
W. A. Daniel. Tennille. 
 
McCormick mower, No. 6, 
perfect shape and rake, $75.00. 
S, Lewis, Summit, Rt. 1. 
 
. No. 3 farm bell in perfect con. 
7.50. Cannot Shin. J. Be eole 
yell, Barnesville, Rt. 1. (5 nules 
rom Barnesville.) 
 
@-row JD. cotton duster. good 
is new. W.C. McCranie, Milan. 
 
  
 
I J Fowler cultivator 
nd other farm equipment. Mrs. 
C. Goolsby, Alma, Rt. 2. 
 
eCormick-Deering No. 42 
mbine, in good cond. Ready to 
 without any extra expense, 
Thomas G. Seott, 
 
oe Hi tractor on rubber, 
d 2 years, cultivator planter. 
fe ributors, section harrow, 2 
pottom plow: used - vr. Com- 
slete. J. D. Tygart, Nashville. 
 
B model 1942 JD. tractor on 
xubber, tires practically new, 
rith complete set planting and 
Itivating equipment. 1 4-disc 
ier, J. D: Model. 1. 22-dise 
rrow. FE. D. Whitlock, New- 
 
fractor <b -202) 31 
em harrow: 2-disc plow. in 
od cond. $400.00. Jack Ed- 
ds, Cornelia. 
 
iD tractor, 30-HP, 
ood rubber; 24- 40 Belle City 
 
sher, fully equipped, also 
rubber tires. Other farm 
quipment at reas. prices. J. T. 
#, Hartwell, on US. Route 
 
Complete community canning 
lant; good as new, all neces- 
 
ary equipment. $900.00. Ed 
Yeomans, Carrollton, Rt. 2. 
1 Samson windmill. with 10 
 
ash. W. T. Holmes, Culloden, 
 
llis-Chalmers Model 40 com- 
xine, all-crop harvester on com- 
ine. in good cond., slightly 
nant Ready for.del. June 7th 
 
2 10th. Bargain. E. J. Smith, 
Joni Deere B, late Model 
lights and. starter; 
 
ractor, 
thens 4-disc tiller on rubber, 
y single disc cutaway har- 
 
ow. new 1-H wagon. J. L. 
Pendiley, Athens, PO Box. 26, 
Phone 296. 
 
Q0-gal. barrel churn. 2-H 
 
yracuse mould. board plow. 
2 Gelden 3-roller cane mill. 
 
er yorexc; for oats; rve' or 
ley. seed can be mixed with 
welche Ww i ioesad. Sr At 
ta Ht. 2, Box 502." 
 
0 er take-off for W. C. trac- 
ike new, $25.00. E. R. 
sley, Sandersville. 
 
Fordson tractor and 14-disc. 
row, in good cond. $200.00. 
hadburn, Buford. 
 
; McCormick-Deering 
 
binder, extra good cond., 
ber, $400.00. Mule power 
ress, good cond.. $40.60 
trade. W. E, Rhoney, 
eh. Ph 2-9651.  
 
ase binder, $75.00... W.. D. 
1. Monroc, Rt 1 
 
mtered as second class matter 
ugust 1, 1937. at the Post Oifice 
 
at Covington. Georgia. under Act 
for 
 
mailing at special rate of postage 
provided ter in Section 1103, Act. 
 
-| No letters. 
 
on 
 
. wheel in A-1 cond. $100.00 
 
2 f{t. galv. syrup evaporator. 
 
  
 
SECOND HAND 
MACHINERY FOR SALE 
 
  
 
W.C. Allis-Chalmers, on good 
rubber. 4-disc Athens tiller on 
rubber. Int'l. harrow, $1,050.00. 
See. H: J. Chandler, 
Good Hope, Rt. 1. 
 
Culverton cotton | planter. 
needs some repairs. Sell or ex- 
Sees Cc. R. Heney, Harlem, 
Rieti. : 
 
Cotton poisoning machine, 
mopping type. Priced right. 
Ross Swann, Carnegie. 
 
Complete 4-stand 80 saw, all 
steel, ball bearing gin outfit, 
perfect condition: priced low for 
quick sale. S. E. Vandiver, La- 
vonia. : 
 
5-gal. electric churn, $25.00. 
Mes: J. 1. Hembree, Atlanta, AR. 
a-Box 213, 
 
A 2-H. walking 
good as new for sale. 
English, Douglas, Rt. 3. 
 
Good motor block for Ford- 
son. pulley; set of governors, 
Athens double dise side plow. 
Good cond. Gober Murphy, 
Jasper. Rt. 2. 
 
McCormick-Deering mowing 
machine, No. 6, in good shane. 1 
hay rake. H. R. Allison, Bairds- 
town. 
 
Allis-Chalmers 60-hp 
Jack Jones, Empire. 
 
1 grist mill. complete, for sate. 
FOB. Ed W. Watkins, Ellijay. 
 
Nice pony wagon. Dr. B. McH. 
Cline. 402 Grand Theatre Bldg. 
 
cultivator, 
Harry 
 
unit. 
 
Atlanta, Ja 3743. 
 
1 hay cradle, in perfect cona, 
Mrs. H. C. Elliott, McDonough, 
Has 
 
John Deere B tractor, late 
model, on good rubber. 1 plow 
for same, 
boro. 
 
Top buggy, good as new. FEF. 
F. Hughes, eee ees PO Box 
660. 
 
McCormick-Deering. 8 feet 
binder. in good cond. J. H. Neis- 
ler, Reynolds. 
 
J set fine imported mill stones. 
size 42 in. diameter; extra hard 
and heavy. J. 
botten. Ri. Y, Box 9, 
 
J. D. Hammer mill, complete 
with 2 screens. in good run- 
ning order, $100.00. Also want 
tractor wagon in A-1 cond. 
State make. size tires, etc. M. 
L. Shealy, Oglethorpe. 
 
6-row cotton duster, pulled by 
mules, fair cond. $75.00. 2-row 
hand duster, practically new, 
$10. Emory Travis; Riverdale. 
 
-HC tractor, F-12 on steel; 1 
double dise plow: 1 24-disce har- 
row. In good cond. $600.00. 1 
Wiz earn crusher. f No.-10 
turning olow:~ 1 grain drili 
cheap. No letters. See. Ray 
Sutton. Clarkesville, Rt. 2. ' 
 
No. 12. hand power DeLaVal 
cream separator. Also some 
equipment for stump pulley. J. 
M. Clark, Waycross, Rt. 1. 
 
10-12 Intl. tractor, used very 
little. Cheap. R.N. Estes, Gray. 
 
2-H wagon. in good shape, 
$75.00. Cutaway harrow, $18. 
C. E. Mathis. Norcross, Rt. 1. 
 
Int'l. duster, for fruits or cot- 
on, 200 lb. cap. operates from 
power takeoff. Now used on 
Farmall tractor. in new cond. 
 
  
 
Original cost $250.00: now $100. 
 
We W. Woolfolk, Perry, Rt. 1. 
 
  
 
Go, CO Davis- 
 
H. Hinton, Tai- 
 
    
 
SECOND HAND : 
 
  
 
MACHINERY FOR SALE| 
 
  
 
Model C, 2-row Allis-Chat- 
mers. tractor on steel. 1 Athens 
 
, dise plow on steel. in good 
a right price. W._B. Kit- 
chens, Bartow. 
 
Canning equipment for sale. 
L. D. Gray, Sunnyside. 
 
Farmall 12, 2-rew  tractor, 
first class cond: on good rubber, 
with cultivators, planters, dis- 
tributors. Also harrow and 4- 
dise tiller with outfit. Priced to 
sell. Cleo E. Miles, Metter. 
 
1 ea. McCormick-Deering trac |. 
tor, 40-W, 1939; 7 disc tiller: 6 
ft. cutaway harrow. terracing 
machine: subsoil plow. lL. E. 
Dodd, Roswell, Rt. 1. 
 
30-hp caterpiller tractor, com- 
pletely rebuilt, wide gauge, 16 
in. new tracks: in A-1 cone. 
Robert Banes, Palmetto. 
 
1 late model Cameron tramp- 
er with steel sills. driving shaft 
and pulleys: 1 60 ft. by 22 in. 
smoke stack. 1 40-hp steam en- 
gine. J. T. Witchens, Gough. 
 
John Deere all steel 2-H plow. 
practically new. $12.00 FO 
Arthur Owen, Barnesville. 
 
6 can milk cooler. for dairy 
in good cond.. $225.00. W. B. 
McCommons. Thomson. 
 
J, I, Case threshing machine, 
22 bv 36. in excellent cond. W. 
G. Neisler, Reynolds. 
 
McCormick-Deering tractor 
eyain binder. in good cond.. 
$925.00, ot Georgia Hereford 
Farm. Evans. John H. Weiss, 
Augusta, Cor. 7th and Reynolds 
Streets. 
 
39, Model F-14 Farmall trac- 
tor, 
in running order, $750.00. M. 
A. Whitaker. Harlem. 
 
40-gal. cap. barrel. Favorite 
No. 7 churn, used evry little, 
$25.00. Blizzard ensilage cutter 
No. S-31. 4 blades. in good. cut- 
ting cond (no feeder carriage) 
$50.00. See. No Jetters. George 
. Mallet, Jackson. 
 
42-R Combine for sale after 
 
June 15th. W. V. Brannen, Un- | 
 
adilla. 
 
Farmall 20, with rubber front 
and steel rear. 4-speedtrans- 
mission, Roderick Jean, _ 20-20 
harrow. $550.00. Ray Daniel 
Jones, Sandersville. 
 
  
 
SECOND HAND . 
MACHINERY WANTED 
 
  
 
Want 1 No._10 Oliver plow: 
1-H Oliver turner; ee ee 
tools. 1 hay rake. 2-H wagon 
(in good shane.) Dp Pp. Jackson, 
Atlanta, 512 Decatur St.. = aa 
1913. 
 
Want a belt-driven tramper 
for cotton press. New or used, 
jn good con., for cash. G. Hamp 
Martin. Commerce. Re 
 
Want mower, 3 dis? tiller with 
seeder to use with Ford-Fergu- 
son tractor. B. A. Johnson, Li- 
thonia. 
 
.Want lime spreader. 
Spearmon, Social Circle. 
 
Want hand power cider mill. 
James B. Woods. Brooks. 
 
Want 1-Horse disc harrow, in 
good cond. John F. Loch. Stone 
Mountgin, Rt. 1.. Box. 297-A. 
 
Want Ford-Ferguson weeder 
and tandem disc harrow. Exc. 
Ford-Ferguson double turn 
 
W. B. 
 
-|plow for above. Ben R. Stroup, 
 
Douglas. 
 
Want used corn shuck-sheller, 
stationery or portable to be 
driven by 5-HP motor. Could 
use converted grain separator. 
Within 50 miles. P. W. Ethe- 
ridge, Milner. 
 
Want double disc for Allis- 
Chalmers B model tr actor. Riley 
CU Couch. Lurk: 
 
Want pea thresher to run Sey 
hand power. cheap for cash. P. 
Pulliam. Toccoa, 706 Broad St. 
 
Want electric churn for cash. 
Mrs. Mace B. Gray, Sunnyside. 
 
Want power syrup mill and 
pan: prefer 12 ft. clioper pan. 
Within 50 miles. R. F. Sturdi- 
vant. Bethlehem, Rt. 1. 
 
Want power hay press, with 
or without engine. State full 
details. C. R. Lewis, LaGrange, 
Box 722. 
 
Want Fairbanks-Morse 2 hp. 
kerosene engine, 1 pea thresh- 
er, in good cond... James A. 
Pough, Thomaston, Rt..3. 
 
Want garden tractor plow, 
with ee state parti- 
culars . C. England, Rome. 
 
Want  and pinion gear for 
Model B or C Farmall tractor, 
or Allis-Chalmers. Wilf buy 
parts from discarded tractor. 
 
  
 
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Give details. b. A, ee Grif- 
on. Rt. & : 
 
  
 
| M. Hall, Dunwoody, Rt. 1. 
 
John Deere power binder: 
 
  
 
| |SECOND ALND MACH- 
 
INERY WANTED 
 
 
 
Want 8-disc off old. wornout 
cutaway harrow. G. W. Gravitt. 
Brookhaven. 
 
Want tractor with equipment; 
John Deere Model A or B. on] 
rubber preferred; interested in 
other models. F. H.- Pierce, 
-Dixie, Rt. 1. 
 
Want Allis-Chalmers B trac- 
tor. Fixc: Case CE tractor. R. 
| Kokes, Montezuma. 
 
Want 99 ft. -over-shot steel 
water wheel. Must be in first- 
class cond. Calloway Foster, 
Cornelia, Star Rt. 
 
Want late Model M or Int'l. 
tractor on good rubber. Also 
Jarge size grain drill with fer- 
tilizer hopper. Lewis Thomp- 
son, Cochran. 
 
Want subsoil plow to use with 
team. W. R. Brown. Dillard. 
eWant cultivator for late model 
Allis-Chalmers Model B trac- 
tor. Also power take-off and 
pulley for same. W. E. Bridges, 
FCodsa, Rt. 1.. 
 
Want good farm tractor. C. 
 
Want to rent stump puller. 
Will pack. Guarantee to return 
in as good cond., as received. Do 
not want leaves or double pull. 
Very best references. Walter E. 
McCord, Griffin, 164 Ham- 
mock Street. 
 
Want disc harrow. in good 
cond... Bo Hs Bullard, Powder 
Springs. 
 
Want 2 
Model No. 72. in good cond. J. 
N. Fisher, Dillard. 
 
and 2-disc Ferguson plow. T. 
Cowan, Monticello, Rt. 2. 
 
Want Appomattox Noo 3e. 
peanut sheller. W. E. Chandler, 
Tifton. 
 
Want good Farmall tractor, 
with good rubber and farm 
equipment: prefer power lift 
price. J. B. Patterson, Way- 
cross, Rt. 4. Box 118. 
 
Want 5 HP garden tractor 
and all eauipment for same. in 
good cond. S. E. Brown, Hor- 
tense, Rt. 1. 
 
Want 1 roadcart. All. letters 
ans. Claude O; Vann. Vidalia. 
 
Want power hay press. 
M. Bailey, Harlem. 
 
- Want John Deere 8 or more 
row tractor drawn gYain drill. 
Waddox,' 
 
priced right. Marvin 
 
Winder, Rt. 4. 
 
  
 
INCUBATORS AND 
BROODERS FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Incubator. .8-deck battery 
finisher, in perfect cond: small 
starter brooder, 50 chick cap. 
Mrs. J. C. Goodson, Attanta, 
894 Oglethorpe Ave.. SW., Ra 
0706. 
 
  
 
SEED FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Citron seed. 
okra seed, 25c teacup. Exc. for 
 
goose or duck feathers. Add 
postage. Rosie Crowe, Cum- 
ming, Rt.-L 
 
White heading collard seed, 
20c oz. White velvet okra seed, 
10c oz. A. J. Santon, New- 
born. : 
 
Home-grown sage and Pim- 
 
tonacto (sow in June and July 
for Fall crop,) 200 seed, with 
culture instructions, 25c; with 
ea. order 100 bush tomato, 50 
colossal tomato. 25 clinging cu- 
cumbers. Will C. Smith, Pike. 
 
The famous Garrison water- 
melon. fine for home or mar- 
ket, 25e pkg. Also jumho Tri- 
umph, wt. up to 150 Ibs. same 
price. W. M. Thornton. Jesup. 
 
Colored or white butterbean 
seed. 25c cupful. Mrs. G. C. 
Taylor. Buchanan. , 
 
Long handled 
seed. -50c doz. 
| Thrasher, Ellijay. 
 
400 Ibs. Ga, collard. seed. Make 
oe offer. Alton Ponder, Whig- 
am.  
 
Seed: Gls. long green pod, 
 
Mrs. E. W. 
 
tomato. Stone Mtn. water- 
melon from 40 Ib. melons. All 
clean. seed. 10c ea. for large 
 
package. Miss F. B. Moove, Su- 
wanee, ; 
 
Plant Moseleys Higari in 
drills or broadeast from April 
through July. Makes 100 bu. A., 
5 tons fine forage; good for 
 
  
 
cows. hogs and pouliry. E. M. 
Mosely, Clarkston, Ph Adil. 
 
  
 
: Wednesday, Jur 
 
|seed, 1944 crop, $1.00 Ib. or 
 
red. 
Calif. Beauty dusters.. 
 
Want Ford-Ferguson tractor. 
 
and power take-off. Give best. 
 
Joe and white (plant in July 
 
late model. in perfect cond. and 
 
$6.50 bu. here at farm, 9m 
 
60c Ib. Early 
 
ento seed. 10c tbisp. Mrs. P.. 
Tarver, Bartow, Rt. 1 
Blue Ridge mtn. climbing 
 
dinper gourd | 
 
  
 
  
  
   
  
    
   
  
  
  
  
    
   
   
  
   
   
  
   
  
  
    
   
    
   
   
  
    
   
  
   
   
  
   
   
   
  
  
   
  
  
  
   
   
     
  
  
   
  
  
   
   
    
  
   
  
  
  
  
   
   
    
   
   
    
  
   
  
   
  
  
   
  
   
   
    
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
    
 
SEED FOR SA\ 
 
  
 
Okra seed, dwarf, lene er 
50c lb. Del: 1,0 lbs. or ho 
lb. Roy Brank, Poc 
Pox (3: 
 
Purple Top. Seven Top  
| Wirfer Green. 25 cupful. | 
os Paul Allen, Demon 
 
New crop pure Gao 
seed, 35c lb. FOB.! G. | 
nell. Whigham. 
 
15 Ibs. curly leaf- mu 
seed. 91000, 75e 1b. Hed 
Collum, Canon, Rt. 2. 
 
Okra seed, 60c qut. Mr 
T. Thornton, Bowdon, Rt. 
 
100 Ibs. ~ Sudan erass se 
$12.50 FOB. C. oe 
Ocilla. 
 
20 Ibs. turnip seed, slig 
mixed, 2/3 Purple Tope) 
from trash and dust. Make b 
offer. L: A. Ellington; Log 
vile. RE. 2. 
 
7 lbs new Purple Top tu 
seed, $6.25 for lot. PP... or 
teacup PP. Mrs. G. A. Br 
Blythe, Rt. 2, Box 20-A, - 
 
30 lbs. pure Purple Top tur 
 
for lot. O. L. Duvall, Farmi 
ton. 
 
100 lbs. turnip seed, 90 
cent White Globe, Purnle 
10 per cent Seven Top. 1 
De: 1/2 Wb. 50c: $100 le 
sell all to interested party) 
Hamp Martin, Commerce. 
 
Nest onions, 1944 crop, 
$1.50 gal. Limited 
Mrs: W. V. Robbs, Flowe 
Branch. Rs. 1. 
 
30 lbs., mixed turnip seed 
No atse. 100 chicken feed sac 
washed. free of holes, 1 
L. J. Ellis, Cumming. 
 
40 lbs., 1944 Shogoin ton 
seed. extra bright and sou 
$1.00 lb for lot: less $1.25 
No order for less 1 Ib. 
Harper, Wray. Rt. 1. 
 
ar. 
 
Seven Ton turnip seed, 15e 
No checks. Sam Svwar's. 
ton. Rt. 2 
 
  
 
BEANS AND PEAS 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Running butterbeans, m 
 
heavv Fall crop.) 30c pint. - 
Jc. Stone, Adairsville. ae 
 
50 bu. Purple Hull Spec 
oo $5.50 bu.. D. W. Kn 
Dexter. e 
 
25 bu. good, sound mixed 
Louisville. David 
Louisville. 
 
Several bu. mixed Whippot 
will peas, $5.00 bu. Cobb 
Waycross. Rt. 2, Box 478. 
 
White, brown-eyed and 
ple Hull Crowders* 15c 1 
bu. or more lots. FOB  
Lelius Helms, Buena Vista. 
 
Be 
 
  
 
CORN AND SEED 
CORN FOR SALE 
 
  
 
600 bu. Whatleys_ prol 
corn, excellent cond. $2.00 
George Watson, 
Valley. < Bak 8eaon Perry 
shallville Road. 
 
About 300 bu. 
white shelled corn, , 
FOB. B. A. Grantham, Ed 
 
Piedmont-Hastings wh 
seed corn for late planting. $1 
pk, Add. postage. Roe 
heimer. Brocks, Rt. 1. 
 
250 bu. real good Wha 
ear corn, $1.95 bu. at my 
Contains very few wee 
Cleon C. Usry, Thomson, R 
On paved hwy. 
 
100 bu. good picked ( 
$1.80: bu. We WwW. McPhers 
Villa Rica. 
 
150 bu. corn at my barn. 
not ship. A. Elwyn ian 
Grange. Rt; 2. 
 
- 100 bu. good ear corn. 
 
bu: 3 tons bright peanut. 
$20.00 ton; No checks. W 
Hooks. Unadilla, Rt. 2. 
 
200 bu. good corn, $1.78 
at my barn. Hubert Davis 
renton. Rt. 2. Box 39. 
 
500 lbs.. vellow and white t 
corn, 15 Ib. Mark Wood 
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. 
 
75-100 bu. good corn in 
at. farm. $2.00 bu. P: GC. 
boro, Comer. P. O. Box 66. 
 
Hastings Piedmont seed 
for late planting. $1.25 
Add postage. R. P 
mer. Brooks, ut. Ed : 
 
Gocd con on 
   
   
 
Money Maker potato Sie as 
cs July 15th, $3.50 M. Pre- 
Se: T. Clements, Tennille. , 
 
Copper skin Orato. $1.25 Te: 
Red skin PR. $1.00 M. Dei. 
Prompt shipment. WwW. O. Wal- 
drip. Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. 
 
Dill mlants and sprays. Zec 
oz; lemon, balm. catnip, horse- 
radish, 6 for 50c: peopermint. 
mpl tansy. 25 . for 28c:- garlic 
bulbs. 25c doz. Mrs. M.L. ae 
ton, Dahlonega, Rt. 1. 
 
Tobacco plants, 50c C; 500, $2: 
33.50 M. Mrs. _ Gaddis, 
Quitman. 
 
Wakefield. Dutch | cabbeic 
800, $1.00: 500, $1.60: $2.85 M: 
Marglobe Stone tomato Ga. and 
Heading collars 500. $1.40; $2 
 
: PR. potato, 500, $1.20. Dei. 
A. "GC. Garrett, Gainesville, Rt. 1. 
 
PR. potato Gov. insp., $1.25 
M. Money with order. L. L. 
Groover, Bristol, Rt. 1. 
 
PR. red and yell w skin, Gov. 
nsp., $1.00 M. FOB. Full count. 
Dudley AC Lightsey, Odura, Rt. 
2. Box 177. 
 
Gov. insp., PR. potato. $1. 2 
 
M. - del. M. O. only. 
Lightsey. Surrency, Rf. 2. 
 
Neu red and yellow PR.. 
M:- Break O'Day, 
Bonnie Best. Rutgers tomato, 
$1.00 M. Prompt shipment. 
Dewey Crosby, Graham. 
 
PR.., and Early Truimph po?- 
ato plants. 
Carter. Alma. 
 
Early Wakefield cabbage. 
Merslobe tomato plants, ea. 20c 
z Citron seed. 60c Ib. Add post- 
Rosie ee Cumming, 
 
$1.50 
 
80c M. James M. 
 
  
 
C. H. Alden, 
Director of Entomology. 
 
to all growers on our list, 
 
SPATE CAPITOL 
Atlanta, 3; Ga. 
 
June 8, 1944 
 
SWEET POTATO PLANT GROWERS: 
 
If you expect to sell sweet potato plants in 1945, 
it is necessary to make application for inspection to 
the Georgia Department of Entomology by July 15, 
1944. Applications and regulations have been mailed 
 
but if additional applica- 
 
tions are needed, they can be obtained by writing to 
432 State Capitol, Atlanta. 
: H. ALDEN, 
Director of Entomology. 
 
  
 
  
 
PLANTS FOR SALE 
 
PR. Red.and Yellow. $1.50 M; 
New Stone, Marglobe. Bonnie 
|Best, Rutgers tomato. $1.25 M. 
'Eegplant. Fla.. High Bush. $2.00 
M. Money order. Watis Crosby, 
Graham. 
 
PR. potato vines. 500, $1 50: 
$3.00 M: Everbearing straw- 
berry. $4.00 M; $3.00, 500. Del. 
Now ready. Mrs .Ruby Lee 
Wilson, Baxley, Rt. 4, a 
 
Cert. PR. potato, from fkest 
ees seed stock, $1.50 M;: 10 
$12.50. Strong plants. zood 
a guar. H. L. Williams, St. 
Simons. 
 
Red skin PR., plants, $1.15 M: 
 
ment. Good count. Clyde Har- 
per, Surrency. Rt. 1, Box 33. 
 
La. potato plants now ready. 
Prompt shipment, full count, 
good plants guar. $2.25 M. del. 
Dewey Mathis. Gainesville. Rt. 
9 
 
PR. pure red. skin, potato 
plants, $1.50 M. prepaid in Ga. 
 
, | Frank McCall, Baxley. Rt. 2. 
 
31:Skin PR. 
 
kin PR.. potato, young tomato 
ea. a 00 M. Prompt 
nt . Vernon Griffin, 
 
apbaze and tomato plants, 
25ce C: con 00 M; collard, 25e C., 
~Vigorvine tomato. 25 
-L. A. Crow. Gaines- 
 
2. 
 
Sabbage. collard and ioe : 
 
plants, $2.25 M. del: 5 M. 
more, 52.00 M. Collect. E. B. 
therford, Gainesville, Rt. 
 
opper skin potato, 500. 5G 
$1.25 M: Red Skin PR.. 500. 65c; 
Blow M.:del.. E. C. Waldrip, 
owery. Branch. Rt. 1. 
 
Tp. red skin PR.. fresh young 
tomato, all var.. cabbage plants. 
ea. $1.00 M. Prompt shipment 
cuar. 
 
: Sage plants, large leaf. 6 sor 
50c. Limited amount. Mrs. B. 
Wood, Griffin. 
 
PR., potato. Gov. insp., $1.00 
 
del. in Ga. Prompt ship- 
 
ping. W. G. OQuinn, Surrency, 
2. 
 
Ga, and Heading collard, Mar- 
globe and Stone tomato. 500. 
$1.40: $2.00 M: Wakefield and 
 
Dutch cabbage. 300. $1,00; 500. | 
 
$1.50: $2.40 M. Del. Rentie 
Garrett. Gainesville, Rt. 1. 
 
Evergreen bunching onion 
sets, 5c ea: white and red nest 
onion bulbs, 50c at., $2.00 gal; | 
Bell. hot. Pimiento peppers. 
ecgplants. parsley. asparagus 
lants. 35c doz: collards, cab- 
age, broccoli, 50c. Del. 
H. V. Franklin, Register. 
 
Wakefield cabbage, Baitimore, 
ae ae tomato. 35c C., 300. 80c: 
2.50 M: Collard, 25 Co 
: $2.00 M. Del. Prompt ship- 
nt. Lee Crow. Gainesville. 
2 Box 143: 
 
Wakefield cabbage. tomato 
and collard plants. 300. 80c; 
$2. 50-M. del: Klondike straw- 
berry. 50c C.. $4.00 M. Azzie 
 
w. Gainesville. Rt os 
 
Gov't. insp., red or pink skin 
R., 75c M. vrepaid. Ready. 
checks. E. M. Lightsey, 
 
Es. red skin PR.. Insp.. 
treated, $2.00 M., at bed: $2.25 
M. del. Good count. Prompt 
 
lipment. Mrs. T. P. Mussel- 
 
te. Arabi. Rt. 1. Box 310. 
 
: New Stone, Great Baltimore. 
a atchless and Marglobe toma- 
: 500, 80c: $1.50 M. del; 5 M. 
0. Exp. Moss pacixed. Sat. 
oO . Rowe, Ocilla. Rt I: 
 
wy. PR., La. Copper Skin, E. 
umph, Old Time Boones, 
| Gold, Md. Golden potato. 
 
Cc: $1.00 M: 5 M.. $4.00: 
aca 75c M. Add | 
 
Orders shipped day}. 
JA. 
 
bbs, oaines 
 
Ina Griffin, Baxley, Rt. 
 
Mrs. | 
 
red and yellow 
1.25 M, Del. No 
checks. Full count, good plants 
guar. George Griffis, Screven. 
 
Marglobe tomato, PR. potato 
and Wakefield cabbage plants, 
 
Goy. insp.. 
 
ea. - $1.00 M. Satis. guar. Har- 
 
old Smith. Baxley. 
 
  
 
SYRUP FOR SALE 
 
  
 
$1.00 gal., FOB. in Cs. of 6 gal. 
per case. J. C. Bulloch, Pelham, 
2: 
 
Several hundred gals. first 
grade Georsi. cane syrup in 
buckets. Sell for ceiling price, 
90c bucket, at my farm here. 
J. T. Grice, Glennville. 
 
75 gal. P. O. J. syrun. in gal.. 
and half gal. cans, $1.25. gal. 
Dave Steedley, Alma, Rt. 3, Box 
94, 
 
Joe M. Brown. McRae. 
1,500 gal. good Ga. cane syrup 
 
in tins, $1.10 FOB. Will del., 
 
within 100 mi.,:for 5e gal: load 
of 500 gal.. or more. R. S. Paf- 
ford. Lakeland. 
 
Syrup for feed or poison base 
60c gal., in 50 gal. bbls. O. E. 
Norton, Fairburn. 
 
  
 
POTATOES AND 
VEGETABLES FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Yellow Bermuda _ onions, 
cured, $4.50 per hundred lbs., 1 
bu. )50 Ibs) $2.50: 25 lbs., $1. 95 
by express anywhere. Cash, N. 
 
or Dean, Pavo. 
 
6 acres Cuban Queen. water- 
melons now ready. for sale. R. 
-E. Willis. Donalsonville. Rt. 3. 
 
4 acres cantaloun, ready for 
shipping. 6 mi. NE.. Pavo, 13 mi. 
SE. Meoutrie on Moultrie-Tal- 
lokas Rd., J. W. Tyler. Pavo, Rt. 
L. 
 
Lookout Mtn. seed irish pota- 
toes for fall planting. 4c lb. at 
my place. Will not ship. J. Em- 
mext Chandler. Tallapoosa, Rt. 
Qe 
 
Peaches: begin ripening about 
August 5th; estimated 1500 to 
J800 bushels. 900- 1600 trees. 
Cooking peaches and i nice. 
$1,500.00 as it stands. J. C. Ad- 
kins. Fort. Valley. 209 x Macon 
Street. 
 
  
 
@ONEY BEES AND BEE. 
SUPPLIES FOR SALE 
 
  
 
8 and 10. frame bee hives, 
glass observations and supers, 
 
strong Italian bees both. $30.60 
 
FOB. I. A. Manley, Atlanta, = 66 
Flora Ave. NE. 
 
Fancy grade strained heavy, 
 
6-5 Ibs., glass jars per Cs., $5.80. 
 
  
 
E, ae Lewis, Nahunta. 
 
up, $1.00 M. PP. Prempt ship- | 
 
For quick sale, 1.000 gal. good, 
j heavy, pure sugar cane syrun. 
 
Lot of No. 1 syrup, $1.25 gal. 
 
GRAIN AND HAY 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
900 bu. full grain seed oats. 
also 200 bu. slioped shuck corn, 
for sale. R. E. Rowe. Alvaton. 
 
2.500 bu. Cokers full grain 
oats, in new 3 bu. bags. for sale. 
Yancey Heaton, Tignall. 
 
2,000 bu. Victor grain oats, 
$1.25 bu. in even wt. bags: also 
sev. tons nice, bright Oat Straw. 
$25.00 ton. R. C. McIntosh, 
Quitman. 
 
Choice ee hay. Write for 
del. price. . Middlebrooks, 
Seale 
 
7 to 10 tons good peanut hay, 
$25.00 ton, FOB mv barn. M. L. 
Shealy. Oglethorr>. : 
 
  
 
EGGS FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Thompsons Barred Rock 
$1.75 for 30: special mat- 
$1.25 for 15; or $2.00 for 
30. M. B. turkey eggs, $3.50. 
doz., or: $6.45. for: 24... Mrs: 
J. A. Wilson, Martin. 
 
Dark Cornish eggs, $1.10 for 
16. Del. Miss Lecna Simpson. 
Culverto>. 
 
Purbred M. B. turkey eggs, 
$3.25 doz. Speckled Guinea eggs 
$1.10 doz. del.. and shipped in 
metal | shipping boxes. Mrs. 
 
1d: 
ings. 
 
Boyd Baggett. Douglasville, Rt. 
oe - 
 
White and sneckled Guinea 
eggs, $1.50 per 15: $2.50 for 30. 
Del. Tom Steed. Buena Vista. 
 
  
 
MISCELLANEOUS 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Pecans: Nice Stuart and 
Schley. shelled and del., $1.00 
lb. Miss Julia Hogan, Agnes. 
 
300 white guano sacks, lc ea. 
G. W. Pirkle, Sycamore, pF 
Box 117. 
 
  
 
MISCELLANEOUS 
WANTED 
 
  
 
APPLES: 
Want to exc. Figs for Appies. 
V. R. Sutton, Rochelle. 
 
BEANS: 
 
Want 2 bu. fresh. nice corn- 
field beans, also few bu. peaches 
berries and apricots. =s.. G. 
Rogers, Pembroke. 
 
FEATHERS: 
 
Quote prices on 5 or 6 ee. 
nice, new Goose feathers. Bud 
Rustin, Mauk. Rt. 2. 
 
HONEY, BEES AND 
BEE SUPPLIES: 
 
Want some bees in pat. or 
box hives. also some honey. 
State what you have and price. 
C. E. Forks, Atlanta, 1897 Lake - 
wood Terrace. 
 
Want some honey. 
grade, kind and_ price, 
 
State 
Miss 
 
Poe. Seay, Ellenwood. Ri. 
 
Want some Gallberrv honcy 
in & lb. pails, also some simok- 
ing tobacco. C. A. Wells At- 
lanta 122 W. Paces Ferry Rd. 
 
PEANUTS: 
 
. Want exc. 8 feed sacks 
ea. no holes, 
equa! value, 
Mrs. John Puckett, Dalion, 
Oak Street. - 
 
PLANTS: 
 
Want 2.000 vine cuttings, not 
draws, of the genuine Porto 
2iec potato plants. E. Campbell, 
Odum. 
 
. Wwash- 
for pearuts of 
any good kind. 
603 
 
  
 
CATTLE FOR SALE 
 
  
 
2 purebred Jersey calves, 3 
and 12 mos. old, for sale, also 
bull fer service. and want buy 
purebred 3-4 gal. Jersey. fresh 
 
  
 
  
 
es 
 
cr freshen soon. E, W. Hendon, 
Marietta. Rts ty 
 
July 1st with 3d calf. 3 eal. with 
 
| Phone Ch 9965. 
 
Jersey cow. 8 yrs. old. $60.00. 2 
 
egs, Pullorum-tested, $1.00 for | 
 
) nesville. 
 
  
 
oy Newnan, Rt. 4 
 
  
 
Aen cow, freshen around 
2d calf, $65.00. R. ~~ B. Hutche- 
son, College Park, Rt. 2, Box 
 
123. 
 
Gentle, young Jersev heifer. 
ist calf past March; giving 3 
gal. D. V. Ross,. Dunwoody. 
 
Jersey cow with 3c calf, fresh- 
eood June 10th. See if inter- 
a R. R. Bruce, Clevelane. 
 
-2 reg. dark red Polled Short- 
thorn bull ealves, about 7 mos. 
old. from hish producing stock. 
J. B: Kohn, Tiften, Rt. 3: 
 
1 milch cow r_ sale. Carl 
Barber. Luthersville, Rt. 1. 
 
1 young Jersey cow with 3 
wks. old heifer calf. also a 4} 
mos. old: Guersne~ male alt 
Brooks Greene. Grvy. Rt. 
 
2 rege. Jersey heifers soe 1st 
ealf, for sale at mv barn. R. O. 
Martin, Grayson. P. O. Box 3. 
 
5 or 6 reg. Jersey hefiers, 
fresh or near freshing. good 
hreeding and heavy producers. | 
D. I. Daniel, Hogansville. 
 
. 2 milch cows, 4 and 2 gals. 
respectively. for sale. 2 miles. 
eels J.B Biffle, Tignail. 
 
Brown J. cow. 8 1/2 yrs. old, 
2 gal., Gailvy (more in good pas- 
ture). fresh in September. $110. 
Julian Be Beam. Lithonia, Rt. 2 
(off Rockbridge Rd.) 
 
6 oxen well broke) for sale. 
L. R. Usrey. Hazlerurst. 
 
Jersey cow, with 6 wks. old 
calf, $120.00: about 4 gals.. and 
J] ~/2 lbs. butter, Brown-back 
 
vearlings. Mrs. Daisy E. Whit- 
were: Gainesville, Route 5. Box 
 
20 Jersey heifers. all bred. 10e 
lb. 12 steers, wt. 300 to 500 lbs... 
10c lb. W. M. Head, Social 
saCircle: Pt 2 i : 
 
2 reg. Hereford bulls, 1 yr. old 
(horned); 2 reg. Hereford bulls. 
lyr. old (pelled); reg. Guernsey 
bull. ready to wean. 4 mos. old. 
Fresh milch cow. A. K. Cham- 
lee. Sparta. 
 
2 Guernsey and Jersey heif- 
ers, 2 mos. old, 1 mo. old, $35.00 
ea. Hiso Ro GOS. bE. Wyandotte 
chickens. from 4-A blood-tested 
 $1.60 ea. Docia Harris, 
 
ula 
 
Jersev cow. giving 3 1/2 szals. 
daily, with. 3d male ealf. $190. 
Cow, mixed with Holstein. giv- 
ing 3 gals. daily. with 3d heif- 
er calf, $85.00. Deen Boatr sae 
Alma. 
 
J2 baby calv:s 1/2 to. 7/8 
Guernsey. others Jersey heifer, 
$5.00. bulls, $3.00 to 1 wk. old. 
ee higher. Will not shin. 
 
J. P. Glore, Austell) Rt. 2, Glore 
Lairy. 
 
Jerseys: Heifer. 2 1/2 oe, 
freshened May 23 with bull calf 
(sell both). 1 sm Jl cow. fresh- 
ered (4th calf) June Sth, also 2 
Saanan- Toggenburg cross does 
and an unrelated Saanan billy. 
all 6 mos. old. cheap. B. 
Langley, Stone Mountain, Rt. i. 
 
2 fine dairy cows: fresh in and 
fine, young Jersey bull, fine 
qualities. C. G. Byington, Bol- 
in~roke. 
 
Reg. Herefords, 10 choice 
heifers. bred to Milky Way 
Larry Domino > and 6 open | 
heifers. few bulls. 1 and 2 yrs.. 
old. cows with calves at side and 
rebred. C. B. Avery. West Point. 
(Chipley-West ~oint Road.) 
 
Reg., polled Hereford bull. 4 
yrs. old April 15th, $150.00 with 
papers. B. H. Rampley. Car- 
 
20 cows and 30 heifers, all 
reg. Jerseys and represent best 
bloodlines of Jersey breed: 
mostly grand- daughters of 
Fulpail Wonder Volunteer 
and Brampton Standard Sir. 
Ww. A. Biggers, Greenville, P. O. 
Box 22. 
 
Fine. fresh in milch cow. also 
15 mos. old heifer. both Jersey 
and -Guernsev cross. for sale: 
also white feed sachs. 15c eal. 
plus postage. Mrs. K. Hogue. 
ao 557 Ceatral Ave., Ca 
49 
 
60 Herefords. 
others purebred cows, calf at 
side. Springers heifers. few 
steers, heifer and bull calves. 
The herd for 14c lb. Charles E. 
Pee Thomaston, P:'O. Box 
LS 
 
Reg., Shorthorn 5bull.-4 mos. 
old. of the Colleknie tyne. Sell 
or exc. for new Athens, 4 disc 
tiller or new grain binder. Mark 
T. Warren. Dewe Rose. 
 
A 4-gal. Jersey cow. fresh for 
sale. Come and see. iM. Nelson, 
Yatesville. Box 22. 
 
2 reg. Jersey bul calves: 1 
bern July 1943. 2 star. $10 0d: 
other 1 star. born January 4. 
 
some mixed. 
 
+ Branch. Rt. 4; 
 
Cc. | cholera, 
 
  
 
1944. $60.00. Mrs. J. H. Arnold. 
 
oa 
 
Fine Jersey ee ce 
old.) 4-gal. milk, 1 
 
ed. $75.00. At once. 
oe Cae ee 
 
gals. eow. 2nd calf, 
male. 1 yr. old, $25.0) 
Voyles, Morrow, Rt. 54 
No. Jonesboro)  
 
  
 
HOGS FOR 
 
  
 
8 thrifty - pigs. 8 ae 
June 24th; 7/8 big boned Gi 
and 1/8 Berkshire.  
Rufus Moore. Toccoa. R 
 
8 PC pigs. good shape 
old. $50.00 or 36.00 ea. 
Reynolds, Gay. Rt. 1. 
 
SPC sow with 2 pigs 
old. male and female fre 0 
litter. $40.00. W. W. Wi ) 
 
Hampshire pigs. sire: 
Grand Champion, also im 
pairs. open and bred silts 
ice boars. $15.00 to $100 
perma cess 
name. W. 
dele. 
 
Chamovion blooded S$ 
bred gilts and  service 
priced reasonably. F. H. 
Midville. j 
 
10 Duroc and PC cr 
7 wks. cld. for sale or ] 
heifers or young bulls. Cal 
er. 6 p.m: POW. une 
er. 
 
SPC aes: Puar. the: be t 
papers $1.00 extra: 50 to 6 
$15.00; 65-85 lbs: $20, : 
Ibs. $25.00: heavier, 
ditional lb: bred sows. 
also. Lawson Wilkes. 
 
SPC pigs. 3 mos. old. 
ea. SPC gilts. 90 e 
reg 
 
Little cod Black | 
Guinea pigs, stay-fa 
wks. old, $15.00 ea. 
sey cow. with Ist cel 
old; cow giving 3 1/2 
Owen Singuefield, Harrise 
 
- Hereford boars,4 mos. 
reg, in buyers nam? 
price, $25.00. from s 
from Iowa. M. Danie! 
boro. 
 
Imp. OIC pigs. Shoat 
and boars. reg., and not 
$10.00 and uv. See Cli 
key. 3 miles. W. Roswell 
per Marietta-Roswell R 
M. Couch. Atlanta, 37 
tree St.. NE. 
 
Reg. Black Bees ilt 
also reg. Black Essex 
S. Bargeron. Sardis. 
 
Several extra nice SP 
pigs. 10 wks. $16.00 e 
buyers namc: 1 ee 
gilt, $20.00.  Will 
Marvin Smith, Sander 
 
Blocky type Durocs 
wks. old or oldex, wt. 3 
more, life treatment ac 
reg. buyers 
Some unrelated, at $ 
del. H. L. Williams. B 
 
Reg. SPC. males, 8 ~ 
from 4-H sow. 
mune, $12.50 ea.. and | 
tra for: papers: Carls 
Macon, Rt. 5 
 
SPC. jigs. grand cha 
blood, both sire and dam. 
treated. reg. buyers  
crated for shipment. $15. 
$28.00 pr: $40.00 trio. 
Taliaferro, Blue Ridge.  
 
8 pigs. 8 wks. old, SPC 
Guinea cross (half ea. 
ea, -atbarn. Will no 
Blanford Watson, Mau! 
 
8 purebred big boned G 
pigs, 2 gilts, 6 motes. 11 
old, $8.00 ea. without 
Hubert Davis. Warrent 
Box 39. 
 
Ga. amp. big bem 
Guinea pigs (best of 
$25.00. vr.. $15.00 e 
Ibs: ea: 8-10 mos. old. | 
Lee. Waycross, Rt. 2, Bo 
 
blocky type. dbl. treated 
ea. reg. In buyers nam 
tsier. Morgan. 
 
3 males, 2 females.  
roc and little bone Guine: 
stay-Kind  ie bl 
100-125 =1bs:; $20.0 
Crated. H. &. Tewar 
man. 
 
SPC pigs, champion: 
 
ea: not reg., $12.50 ea 
young sow (only bred on 
at my farm: $5.00 extra 
ine Hee, a Bast 
 
6 bred, reg.. Ham shit 
6 bred cross. Ha 
Berkshire vilts. all 2: 
Litters. $30.00 - cl 
$50.00 ea. for 
cellent Freedi 
erly, Cochran. 
 
  
   
   
 
mare mule. about 15-yrs 
00. or exc. for heifer or 
=e : L. Floyd. Stone 
 
old aa Tack with white 
 
ings. $260.00: 5 vrs.-old,:1.-. 
 
mare. bred $90.00: lso 
~<re< $165.00: 
Atlanta, 1650 
 
ee Bra finest)-wt. 1300 Ibs. 
00 cash at my barn. C. C. 
 
sound ae mule. we. 
000 Jbs.. 3125.00 cash at 
. Arthur Owen. Barnes- 
 
Tenn. Walking 
sired by Major 
am. by Smiths Stone- 
 
Bay 
 
old, gentle. good mule, 
i  anywttre. J. 
. Commerce. 
 
in | 
 
ractor.. W. 'T. Brown, Az- 
ae McMillan St.. NW. 
 
Black mare mule, about 1100 
$65.00; also pig and shoats. 
 
hapman. Zebulon. 
 
od work mare, 4 yrs, old. 
2-1400-lbs.. works good 
re, also heavv log wagon 
ht 2 H. wagon (on good 
r tires.) .and 50-75 bu. 
owvard Mulkey. Talking 
 
n. walking mare, straw- 
oan, 950 lbs., 8 yrs. old, 
 
p.cw good anywhere, good road 
= are. Sell or trade ior 
mules; also reg. SPC hogs 
 
Malcom Miles. Metter. 
 
~S 
 
  
 
.BBITS AND CAVIES 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Zz. white buck rabbits, 2 
old, 31.25 ea: 2 bred does, 
3 old. $3.59 ea. 1 buck. 
SOld2 92.50. fe da. Van 
thens, PO Box 6. 
 
ite: buck. purbered, 8 
1d, $3. 00; 3 NZ White 
3 mos. old. $1 .75 ea. Buck, 
old. 31.50 ea. Mrs: C.-H. 
Norv-ood. : 
 
hinchille does, 9 mos. old, 
 
8 mos. old. buck. $10.00. 
ehilla does. 10 wks. old, $2: 
ks, $1.50. $5.00 for trio. S. 
scarborough. Hawkinsville, 
Vierritt Street. 
 
purebred NZ Reds, 2 mos. 
00 or $1.50 ea., $2.75 
enry Counts, Haralson. 
 
e doe. 10 1/2 mos. with 
r of 5. $550; bred grey doe, 
is. old. $2.50: 4 does. 3 bucxs 
ks. old. $5.00 or $1.00 ea. 
ton Miller. Atlanta, 832 St. 
Ave... NE. 
 
e doe. about 4 mos. 
Billy Turner. 
 
Sees 
 
olc, 
 
srge Belgium hare does and 
3) 2 00-1, .S< -NeSmith, 
ste a . Box fo2. 
 
A iiiee 2 does and buck, 
NZ Red does and buck, 
~-A mos. old Red buck. 
 
PENZ= Reds 7-and 
 
es, 8-9 wks. old. $3.00 pr.. 
 
Atlanta, 482 
 
nice silk haired Angora 
eae 8 male rakbit. 
R. W, Wingo, 
 
1 $2.00 ea.. $4.00 
_ Shapas Shree a ae Griffin. 
= Street: i 
 
DW. yabbits, 38 wxs. old, 
stock, $2.00 ea. Exy. 
Otis ae 
 
Je, 12 mos. old. bred and | 
rreeder, $3.00: 7 NZ $6.00 
ea. FOB. ver healthy, 
jis. Jamie H. Crawford 
 
  
 
  
 
Union 
 
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Flakes Ee -0-5. 
 
  
 
= FOR SALE 
 
  
 
11 Tog. milk goats. Swiss-Tog. 
does from 3-6 at. daily stock, 
some reg., some sub. to reg. 
Milk records for 8 generations. 
See at once. C..F. Cochran, 
White, Rt. 1. 
 
Reg.. Toggenburg doe, just 
freshened: reg. Tog. kids sired 
-by Chickaming Stanton Jud- 
son T-4979 of A. R. ancestry. 
Reasonable. Warren Rollins, 
Atlanta, 349 Murray Hill Ave., 
NE., De 6912. 
 
Ree. Tog. buck, Gen. McAr- 
thur son of Sir Roderick, of 
high milk strain. Naturally 
hhorniess. 2 yrs. old, very gentle. 
Also young, reg.. 
sonable. Miss Elise McArthur, 
Curryville. 
 
Saanan milk neLt: 2nd kids 2 
mos. old. gentle, give 3 ats. 
 
., | when fresh and taken care of, 
: $15.00 cash at my door. 
 
Sa 
Shurling, 95 Vannoy 
 
Strood. 
 
Purebred Saanan milk goat, 
fresh in May with 2 kids, 2 ats. 
$35.00 for the 3 at barn. James 
Turner, Hampton. 
 
Atlanta, 
 
Saanan buck, 4 yrs. old, $10: 
 
1 doe freshen July or August; 
-also will pasture goats for $1.25 
 
per head per month. Mrs. oe : 
 
Easley. Hapeville. Box 
 
Phone Ca. 2598. 
 
3 does now milking. 2 buck 
and 2 doe kids, also reg. buck, 
about 1 yr. old. Sell together or 
singly, cheap for cash. Mrs. J 
D. Douglas. Atlanta, Rt..6. Box 
245. Ch, 8846. 
 
1 Hampshire ?am, 30 ea., na- 
tive Ewes (southdown. Hamp- 
shire. Shrosphire) and lambs, 
also  Southdown-Shropshire 
ram, at my barn. G. N. Byrum, 
Ficklin. : 
 
Toggenburg milk goat. about 
2 1/2 yrs. old, fresh in milk now, 
also yr. old Saanan- Tog. cross 
doe, not bred. Reasonable price. 
Mrs. E. W.. King. Atlanta, 1040 
 
Woodland Ave. SE. 
 
2 yr. old milk goat, Toxsen- 
burg, hornless, gertle. healthy, 
4 ats. milk on good feed. $25.00: 
also 2 kids, 4 mos. old. $18.00 
for pr.. or $10.00 for nannie, and 
$9.00 for buck kid. Mes. Louise 
 
McCullough. Whitesburg, Bik 
 
George M. Hanson. 
 
-Goat. Toggenburg -Nubian 
cross, 1/2 ea., 4 at. milker, fresh 
in July, for sale. R. P. Rowe, 
Moreland, Rt. 1. 
 
  
 
LIVESTOCK WANTED 
 
  
 
RABBITS AND GUINEA PIGS 
 
Want pair small tyne Guinea 
pigs. State price andage. C. L. 
McArthur, Dalton. 912 Tinsley 
Street. 
 
Exc. NZW. 8 mos. old buck 
for NZW. doe.about same age. 
C. R. Cox. Cuthbert. Keene St. 
 
Want 1 pr. ea. White and Blue 
bye E. B. Gaddis, Canton, 
 
SHEEP AND GOATS 
WANTED: 
 
Want milk goat fresh, now, 
 
good quality milk. no odor, gal. 
 
milker. Must be gentle. W. B. 
Richter, Hogansville. 51 College 
Street. 
 
  
 
POULTRY FOR SALE 
 
  
 
44 Ancona, 1943 hatch hens, 
$1.25 ea. P. L. Wootten, Fair- 
burn. 
 
BABY CHICKS 
 
AND BANTAMS: 
 
12 mixed game bantams, 1 . 
grown, 2-3 mos. old, $4.00: cab- 
bage seed: White cabbage-col- 
$1.00 lb: Copen- 
hagen Market, 
Smith, Roy. 
 
10 smaii type mixed Game 
bantams 1 vr. old: -hout 1 Ib. 
hens and rooster. $10.00: 6 Racer 
Homer vigeons. $5.00; Blue 
Chinchilla rabbits, 6 mos. old, 
$2.00 ea. D. W. Chadwick. Pike. 
 
1 pr. Black Cochin bantams, 
$5.00. Mrs. W. H. Holmes, Au- 
susta, 230 Telfair Street. 
 
6 mixed. bantam hens. 1-2 yrs. 
old, good layers and mothers, $3 
or $3.50 shipped. Mrs. W. H. 
Williams. Chipley. Rt. 2. 
 
Mixed pantani hens. assorted 
colors. laying... 50c ea. FOB: 
ees, 35c per 15 shinvved; also 
Elly goats. 5.00-$10.00. ea. at 
my place. Raymond Peeples. 
 
eCarnesville. Rt. 1. 
 
4 nice mixed bantam nens and 
rooster, $2.00 or 50c ea. Ben 
Overby, Columbus, 3609 14th 
oS : . 
 
ISTRA-WHITES: 
ae 40 Austra White hens, 
 
  
 
: a vr. old and all producing, $1.75 
C, WwW. Fam-=: 
 
ii mot ship. 
eee Forsyth 
 
Tog. doe. Rea- | 
 
35 oz. Butler) 
 
"POULTRY FOR SALE 
 
  
 
BARRED. WHITE AND. 
OTHER ROCKS: 
 
50 W. R. pullets, 7 wks.-old. 
$1.00 ea. FOB ni station.  H. 
F. Seay. Ellenwood, Rt. 2. 
 
100 WRand W. Wyandotte 
pullets. 4 mos. old. almost ready 
to lay, $179.00 FOB. Party fur- 
Hish= erates =< Chit 1 banner, 
Sandersville. RFD 1. 
 
6 purebred WR hens anc 
rooster. 1 yr. old. $12.00 at my 
place. Mrs. H. W. Landrum, At- 
lanta. 311 Logan St. Sh.-@ 
blocks from Memorial Dr.) 
 
325 BR fryers. 9 wks old. 
$180.00 or 70c ea. About 50 
pereent pullets. No shipping. 20 
white feed sacks. 10 ea. or 15 
shipped. .-R. O. White, Jones- 
pore Nes, 
 
Pet bantam cockerels and 
pullets. $2.00 vair. Mrs. Will 
Thomvson. Doraville. 
Chamblee 3976. 
 
50 heavy breed Barred Rocks, 
mixed, for sale, 1 mi. East Ze- 
bulon. P. W. Clark. Zebulon, 
 
CORNIH. GAMES 
AND: GIANTS: 
 
Large type. 2 vrs. old: Dark 
Cornish rooster, 47.50: 2 hens, 
$5.00: cockerel. $2.50: laying 
hens and pullets. $2.50 ea. Eggs. 
same strain. $1.50 per 16. C. O. 
Stikes: Svlvester. 
 
5 hens. 1 rooster. yr. old, pure 
Dark Cornish. healthy. gooa 
cond., 12.00 money order: 
 
light coop. At once. Mrs. Ida 
Mae Sullivan, Whiteburg. Rt. 2. 
 
Several pure Dark Cornish 
Indian hens. $1.75 ea: 3 cocks, 
yr. old. $3.00 ea: Prize winnrns 
stock. J. Re Gardner. Locust 
Grove. 
 
25 really fine April. purebred 
Cornish cockerels. 1 1/2 to 2 lbs. 
$20.00 or $1.00 ea.. 25 hens. 6-8 
lbs:, 2-2 yrs. old roosters, $4.00 
6a; 4-7 mos. old roosters. $2.00 
ea. : Mrs. Maude Granger, Reids- 
vil e. 
 
Cornish roosters. RC.. March 
hatch. $1.50 ea. OB. No less 2 
in 1 crate shinped: Mrs. Mattie. 
Wooten, Broxton, Rt. 1. Box 36. 
 
50-0 purebred Dark: Cornish. 
5-7 lb. hens. and 4-5 hens. Best 
of breeding stock. Make best of- 
fer FOB my yard. H. M. Moor- 
man, Lovett. 
 
5 yrs. old a Cornish hens, 
1 -unrelated rooster. $12.00. or 
O15 ea ers, ola lor 40. 
$2.25 for 30. Carton ret. M. O. 
jonly.. Miss Cora B. Patterson, 
 
  
 
ev Ty. Rt.3. 
| 10 voung pit game hens and. 
 
pullets. all laying: Clarets. Ar- 
kansas Travelers and Warhorse, 
also 2-8 mos. old Broadbreasted 
Red stags. Roy Cravens, At- 
Mntaol2o pinot Se 
 
6 April. 1944 Pit game stags, 
good as the best. guar. to please, 
priced light. J. Robert West- 
foe ae Toecoa.. Rt, 33: Box 
 
2 
 
HAMBURGS: 
 
5 pr. Hamburg. February. 1944 
hatch, $1.00 per vair for lot. 
Robert Harris. Marietta, Rt. 4. 
 
LFGHORNS: 
 
50 4-A WL yr. old pullets, $1 
ea. plus exoress. Monev order. 
Mrs. H. Ss. Barr. Lyons. Rt. 4. 
 
250 purebred Enslish W L 
hens, 15 mos. old. $1.00 ea. Mrs. 
CB -Cox. -Cannla Ris: 
 
, 60 WL. and RI. hens. and 158 
 
veds. 5 mos. old pullets. $1.50 
oe also 1 heifer. 1 yr. old. $30. 
P. W. King. Decatur 28 Mason 
Mill Road, Cr. 4915. 
 
200 Barron WL laving hens. 
Si 4D 6a.- also 2 roosters. $2.00 
Cart ship. Mrs. George P.: 
Morris. Fitzgerald. RFD 1. (on 
Dixie Hwy.) 
 
Best grade. WL. cockerels, 8 
wks. old (make fine breeders ox 
fryers). 75e ea. FOB. Send 
erates.. No order less than 10. 
Mrs. C. L. Hand. Bowden. Rt. &. 
 
7 best grade BL: hens. yr. of: 
Jaying also 1 rooster. same age, 
$11.00 FOB No checks. Paul 
Mallett. Dalton. Rt. 2. 
 
65 WL. yr. old hens. $1.25 ea; 
40 hens, 1 1/2 yrs. old. $1.00 ea: 
1 good sow. $40.00. Mrs. O. L. 
Redwine, Dalton. Rt: 1. 
 
50 purebred WL. hens, big 
strain. laying. $1.50 ea. H. S: 
Ruice. Buford, PED 3. 
 
LEGHORNS: 
 
17 Eng. WL. hens. April 1943 
hatch, all laying, fine -cond. 
$1.25 ea. cash. R. W. Adams, 
Jefferson, Rt. 1.  
 
About 65 Ene, W. L. healthy, 
laying hens. of the 4-A. type. 
July, at my place. Mrs. M. O. 
Aichardson, Forsyth. Rt. 3. 
 
Several Eng. WL. hens for 
sale.  Mrs. ce Woodcock, 
| Portal, Rt. 1. 3 
 
  
 
Phone. 
 
ex= 
-} press collect in non-returnable 
 
hens. 
 
a str 
 
85c ea. for lot if taken by first | 
 
- POULTRY FOR SALE 
 
15 big Eng., 4-A grade, 10 
mos. old WL. pullets. laying .75 
percent, $20.25 FOB. Money or- 
der: also. 6 yrs. old Jersey cow. 
due freshen July Ist. 3rd calt, 
4-c4q],, $125.00. Cash at barn. 
J. W. Hamm: Summit, Rt, 1. - 
 
10 Eng. WL.. 6 wks. old pul- 
Jets and 6 cockerels: from 200- 
300 dams. 75C-ea, FOB? = No 
culls CB. Davis. Atlanta, 681 
Delmar Ave.. SE. 
 
Booking orders for. Danish 
Brown L. cockerels, 8 wks. old. 
75e ea.. delivery first of July: 
Black Leghorn cockerels, same 
price and age. for del. last of 
July. J. D: Johnson, Thomas- 
ville, 226 West Jeiferson St. 
 
125 AA Eng., WL. 9 wks.-old 
pullets. 80c ea. at my vlace. Mrs. 
T, E. Sheppard. Seperton, P. O. 
Box 162: 
 
150 WL. voung hens, 75 Aprit 
1944. pullets. all direct Linds- 
strom, All Star Mating, $2.00 
and $1.00 ca. respectively. Mrs. 
W. R. Wade. Dixie. 
 
Best ege grade WL. cockerels, 
Avril Ist hatch. $1.50 ea.- Mrs. 
E. S. Talley, Ohoopee. 
 
-ORPINGTONS: 
 
5 Buff Orp. pullets and cock- 
erel.9 wks. old, $5.50, COD.., 
also 6 NZ. White rabbits, 8 wks. 
old. not sexed. 31.00 ea. exp., 
collect. Eugene ~ indell, Jesup, 
Rt. 1 g 
 
15 Black Orp. hens and roos- 
+--+. yr. old. $35.00: several cock- 
erels. 3. mos. eld. Flac: Orping- 
tons crossed with Oshornes 
B~--k_ Australian  Orningtons 
(world famous -vers.) $3.00 ea. 
 
| Mrs. J. A. Camp. Roberta. 
 
PEAFOWLS. PHEASANTS, 
PIGEONS. QUAIL, ETC.. 
 
| FOR SALE: 
 
6 pr. Aristocrat pigeons, Blue 
Ribbon winners, extra large 
Giant Blue. Kings mated to Sil- 
ver Kings (produce 1 1/2 to 2 
lbs. golden meated squabs) $3. 50 
Hale aw. barr. Lumpkin. 
 
1 pr. Blue peacocks. 3 white 
Pekin ducks, Toulouse geese 
and goslings' and 6 Bronze tur- 
keys. O. M. Hill: Atlanta, Rt. 4, 
Box 166. Prone Ra 4846. 
 
REDS (NEW HAMPSHIRES 
AND RHODE ISLANDS): 
 
RI Red cocks and cockerels. 
Cark str. RI Reds, $3.00 ea; 
baby chicks from bloodtested 
$12.00 per C. - postpaid. 
Mrs. Don Donaldson. Decatur. 
De 2405. 
 
NH Red pullets. 200-300. Apr. 
 
Ist hatch. $1.36 ea. No. del. J. 
 
W. Parker, Roswell. 
 
Entire flock laying hens. Ri 
Reds. Barred Rocks. White Leg- 
horns. all best grade available 
with Leghorn males ped.. $2.00: 
ea: 1 pr. Buff Minorcas. 10 hens 
and. cockerel. AAA. same price. 
Oscar Damron, Chipley. 
 
40 Griffiths Gold Mated RI. 
Red hens now laying and 5 
 
-roosters, none over yr. old. $70. 
 
for lot. C. S. Herrington. Mid- 
ville, 
 
Pullets. and. cockerels, 8. 10 
and 12 wks. old. Parmenter Red 
Sired by ROP and from 
pollorum tested flocks, 75c ex.. 
and up. Deposit required on 
crates. D. B.. Dukehart. Deca- 
tur. P. O. Box 488. 
 
250 NH. Red March 10th pul-- 
lets, $1 50 - OF $1.40 in lots of 
50 or more. C. B. Brown, Hart- 
well. 
 
300 NH. Red hens and ~20 
cockerels, all in fine shape.-gocd 
layers, wt. 5 to 8 lbs.. 25c 1b. 
Come after with truck. Mrs. 
Annie Moore, Junction City. 
 
50 NH. Red pullets. 2 mos. oid 
from Hampshire breeders, $1.00 
eaismales. $1.25 ea: Mrs. A. L. 
 
3arnes. Griffin. Rt. C. 
 
TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE, 
DUCKS. ETC. FOR SALE: 
 
Fine 9 mos. old RB turkey 
tom. $10.00 or swap for young 
turkeys. geese or guineas; also 
SL... vandotte chicks of all ages 
for sale or similar swan. 
Carnenter, Stone Mtr.. 
Lawrenceville Hwy. 
 
10 MB, turkeys. 2 wks. old. 
June 26th, $10.00 exp. paid. Miss 
Bertha Prophitt. Chipley, Rt. 3. 
 
17 Blue Speckled euineas, 
now laying. also few roosters in 
bunch, $1.00 ea. N. G. Forester. 
Buford, Rt. 2. 
 
12 
kind 
 
Rie. 
 
pure white ducks, large 
(grow. almost size of 
 
Eugene Middlebreoks. 
cello, 
 
Some extra fine MB. turkey 
poults. also NZ. White rabbits, 
for sale. Mrs. M. R. Settle, At- 
lanta. 654 Cascade Ave. 
 
Monti- 
 
7 nice Pekin ducks for sale, 
Mrs. Islla Wilson. Ranger. Rt. 2. 
 
A setting of Fawn and Wttte 
Indian Runner ducks to hatch 
 
  
 
July .1st. at 25c ea.. postpaid. 
 
ae R. (Sse Locust one 
 
paired 
 
over 
 
AeDeE 
 
(help: with farm work. 
 
geese), 6 wks- old. $1.00 ea. Mrs. 
 
POULTRY FOR 
 
3 pure Toulouse  goslin 
wks. old. $1.00 ea. Mrs. Fred 
White. Buckhead, Rt. 1. | 
 
  
 
POULTRY WANTED 
 
  
 
BABY CHICKS AND 
BANTAMS WANTED: 
 
Want 100 large type day ol 
chicks to raise on halves to 8 
wks. old. Mrs. Katie Hood 
Louisville. ; a 
 
Want yellow Buff Orp. ban 
tam, rooster and 5 hens. Stat 
particulars at once. Mrs. E. P 
Cranford, Newnan, Greenvill 
Street. 
 
GEESE WANTED: 
 
Want some soslings or seese, 
= M. Rockel, Thomasville, Rt 
 
ae WANTED: 
 
Want 100 or more Guine: 
chicks. State particulars. S. 
Stout. Warm Springs, 
 
PEAFOWLS. PHEASANTS, 
PIGEONS, ETC. WANTED: 
 
Want a peafowl! rooster. Stat 
what you have at once. Mis 
Rosetta Williams, Acree, oe 
Box 45. 
 
Want some pigeons. properly 
and working, Silve: 
Kings, White ings or Car 
neaux. M. Wimbrow, Atlanta. 
35 Linden Avc 
 
  
 
POSITIONS WANTED. 
 
  
 
Want job on farm as plack. 
smith and mechanic. G 20K: 20 7 
Massey, Commerce. 18 5. 3: a 
Street. 
 
Want .job on truck farm, dai 
 
Brunswick, Rt. 1, c/o New Bop 
Plantation. 
 
  
 
Sa HELP WANTED 
 
  
 
Want colored, 40-45 yrs ol: 
woman, for farm work. -N 
milking. Salary and board. Mrs 
M. E. Beckett. Fairburn. RF 
ees 
 
Want man and wife or \ 
man alone for farm work. 
 
ences with 2, and raise chick 
 
and other farm work. Good pr: 
 
yee Lee Patrick. Quitm 
1 
 
Want white or col. labor to 
cairy barn work. Man with 
rreferred but one with reg. fari 
exp.. can be used. (rood pay. 
house and other appurtenamaas 
Apply. Royce Ramev. c/o T 
Neely Farm, Norcross. 
 
Want reliable, exp. 
good, complete dairy, 
basis. B. F. Starkey, 
bolt. Phone 20701. 
 
Want white farm a no 
40 to work on poultr 
farm, married or single, no chil 
dren. $20.00 week and board t 
start. Ref. required. rite. 
FF", Webster, Evans. 
 
Want couple (without chi 
dren) for caretakers on farm. 
Furnish house and good salary 
also want 5 families for farn 
ing crop. $1.59 day. hous 
work. the year round. W. 
Clemones. Rome. Rt. 3. 
 
Want large family to hel 
father? 1944 apt = crop, 
 
man fo 
: on 50-5 
Thunder 
 
fer with boys old enough  
help. $2.00 day. house. wood 
garden, cow pasture. H. = Rob- 
Pele. Clarion tie 
 
2 FES Cron: se5 cror 
wages. Good mules, 
 
good house, level land. Perma 
nent home for good workers 
M. Lee. Omaha. 
 
Want reliable tenants | fc 
standing rent or part crop. 
O. Fussell. Bruns-vick. 
 
~ Want white woman to live 
farm vith elderl couple an 
Roon 
board and good salary. Ir 
Preston, Flovilla. 
 
Want farm famil to look : 
er farm. raise poultry and Dp 
on shares: pay small s 
when other work is done. W 
White, Warner Robbins. B 
 
Want couple (man and wil 
to work on farm in Cobk 
Apply. J. D. Butler, ae 
157% Cain St... NW. 
 
Want first class dairymar 
$20.00 week also experien 
farm hand: pav $15.00 w 
John L. Porter. Decatur, R' 
3365; MceAfee-Road. =.) 
 
Want 2 good experienced 
ilies to operate large farm