Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1943 November 17

TOM UNDER

AGRICULTURE
COMMISBONER,



WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 17, 1943

"NUMBER | o







el ous consequence.

At a time when the national expenditures are e around.

hundred million dollars per day, no reasonable man

ld quibble over the payment of a few hundred million
ars for anything that was purely a war measure.

_ MEASURENOT A WAR MEASURE

Unfortunately, the idea of paying subsidies is not a
measure. Neither i is it a new proposal. ,

The purpose of paying subsidies is nt to win the

: The purpose of the none of subsidies is ae tO!
rol inflation, because subsidies themselves are infla-

The ee of payment of subsidies is pur ely : a New

REAL PURPOSE OF SUBSIDIES Is TO CONTROL
OTERS AND IS ALSO PART OF A CONTROLLED
WORLD ECONOMY

The people of lowa are fine folks. Chose citizens of
at great state whom I know, are my friends. Tam happy
r the people of Iowa to receive all benefits they can legi-

ately get.

It so happens that the voters of Iowa are not control-

in their voting by party affiliation. The people of
eorgia in the past have been controlled in national elec-
ons strictly by party affiliation.

Tn 1939, the year before the last Presidential election,





Livestock Sales, Georgia Auction Markets

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

November 12. 1943 Per Cwt

November 3 (Wednesday)Rome -$14.40
November 4 (Thursday)Bainbridge 0 - 13.05
November 4 (Thursday)Valdosta = - 12.80
November 8 Ree ee es ee - 12.80
November 9 (Tuesday)Arlington _ Be ee 13.65
November 9 (Tuesday)Nashville _..._____-__-__ a 12.60
Novemher 10 (We dnesday)Moultrie 12.55
TOP FED CATTLE
November 3 (Wednesday)Rome $ -$10.10
November 4 (Thursday)Bainbridge . 10.00- 11.50
November 4 (Thursday)Valdosta : 10.00- 12.00
November 8 (Monday)Sylvester _ 10.,00- 12.00
November 9 (Tuesday)Arlington = = = =







9 (Tuesday)Nashville _. =
10 (Wednesday)Moultrie 10.00- 12.20

the powers that be in the New Deal knew that ea
would vote for the third term. They did not know how the

people of Iowa would vote.

Unfortunately, the Congress had provided subside
in the form of government payment to farmers and had
entrusted the payment of these subsidies to the administ1 -
tion.

The U. &. Department of Contac published

Statistical Abstract for 1940. Tf you will turn to page
670, you will find the table entitled, Farm Production and

Related Statistics, Table 633, Farm IncomeHstimated
Gross and Cash Income and. Government Payments by

States: 1938 and 1939.

Tf you will run ee the i of: states i in this ae us
Towa, under Crops and Livestock Combined, you will see
that Iowas cash farm income in 1939 was $585,800 ,000,
while Georgias cash income from crops and livestock: waa
$132,700,000. ; |

The farm population of Iowa was 968,000 persons, :

- This gave the farm population of Iowa a cash per caps
ita income from the sale of farm products of $605.00,

Georgia had a farm population of 1,406,000 per:

; with an income of $132,700,000.. This gave Georgia's 8 fa m0

population a per capita cash j income of $94. 00 each.

Think of that, gentlemen of the domeniticoe The
people who lived on the farms in Georgia in 1939. received
a cash income of $94.00 each for the year. :

The President stated that the South was the Nabes g
No. 1 economic problem. I am sure we all remember thai
A section where the farm population received only $94,0@
per capita for twelve months would certainly seem to bean
out the Presidents statement that the South was the Na-
tions No. 1 economic problem. Under these circumstances,
you would naturally have thought that the people of the
South would have been treated. fairly in the payment of
these subsidies bv the New Deal.

*But, as stated, the National Soe was coming on in
1940. The New Deal knew how Georgia would vote but
the New Deal did not know how Iowa would vote.

The money which Congress had provided as subsi< :
dies to farmers was not oe as subsidies to farm prices,
at all. That money was simply used in an effort to control,
the 1940 election.

T now call to the witness stand before this committee,

(Continued on Page Two)





F ok Fruits and Vegetables

November 12, 1943 Atlanta _

Beans (Butter), bulk, per bu. $3.25-$3.50
Beans (Snap), per bu. hprs. 2.00-- 3.20 =
Cabbage, bulk, per Cwt 2.75- 3.00 -
Collards, per doz. bunches . 1.50- 2.00
Mustard Greens, per bu. hprs. -75- 1.25
Squash, per bu. hprs.= 3.00- 4.00
Sweet Potatoes, bulk, per bu. 1.50- 1.85:
Turnips (Bunched), per doz. bunches .50- 1,00























Turnip Salad, per bu. hprs. _ 65- 1.00. fF







| GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN

SECOND HAND

MACHINERY FOR SALE

- SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED



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OF MARKETS, 222 STATE CAPITOL, Atlanta.

Notices of farm produce and appurtenances ainmeaaole
under postage regulations inserted one time on each request and

repeated only when request is
notice.

accompanied by new copy of

Limited space will not permit insertion of notices containing
more than 30 words including name and address.

Under Legislative Act the Georgia Market Bulletin does not

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_ Bulletin.
Published Weekly at

114-122 Pace St., Covington, Ga. :

By Department of Agriculture
Tom Linder, Commissioner,

= Executive Office, State Capitol ;

Atiarta, Ga.
Publication Office

114-122 Pace St., Covington, Ga.
Editorial and Executive Offices

State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga.

any notice appearing in the



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Entered as second class matter
- August 1, 1937, at the Post Office



at Covington, Georgia, under Act

of June 6 1900.

Accepted for

Mailing at special rate of postage
provided for in Section 1108, Act

of October 8, s

- (Continued from Page One)

g the same table of figures in the same Statistical
Abstract of the Poatied States Government.

- Under the column of Cash Income and
Benefit Payments, you will see that Lowa receiv-
ed a total of eash and benefits of $655,300,000.

. Sinee Iowas total cash return from the sale
of crops was $585,800,000, this shews that gov-
ernment benefits or subsidies paid in the state

of Towa was $69,500,000,

or a little more than

$71.00 per capita for each person on the farms in

wa.
Georgia received

as cash income and

. benetit payments, a total of $158,500,000, while
Georgia received from eash sale of crops and live-

_stoek, $132,700,000. This shows that Georgia re-

: ecived from benefits or subsidies, $25,800,000.

This gave the farm population of Georgia
$18.00 per capita of farm subsidies as against
$71.00 per capita in farm eubertics to the farm

population of Iowa.

= Phe independent voters of lowa received
exactly four times as much subsidy as the voters
ff Georgia, who were known to be controlled by

sas

SPEAKS TO FARMERS GUILD IN
FRANKFORT, INDIANA |

Leaving Washington on the afternoon of the
15th, I will address the State Convention of the
Farmers Guild at Frankfort, Indiana on Novem-

J will give you a report on the Frankfort
meeting i in the next issue of the Bulletin.

TOM LINDER,

Commissioner of Agriculture.



- SECOND HAND

MACHINERY FOR SALE



Complete lot of dairy equip-

ment, boiler, $500.00. FOB.
] te for jist of items. Jd.
j Jr., Fitzgerald.

5 Allis Chalmers Combine,

5 Robert Barnes, Palmet-
Bot.

Model B Allis-Chalmers trac-
or, with cultivator, 2 disc plow,
2 disc Harrow, also planting
utfit, used with Cole planters,
und attachments for 2 Row Cul-
ivator. All good cond. W. H.

Bowen, Vienna, Rt. 2.

1940 model B Allis-Chal-
s tractor, good shape and
th good rubber: als6 tractor
ultivator and 2 disc Athens
for tractor, and 1 harrow,
ee

A



Big Butterworth fecoahine
machine, thrash Rye, straight
Straw and tie bundles back like
a binder. Cost $1,800.00 or
more new; sell or trade for late
model good tractor on rubber,
with starter, first class cond.
J. L. Shadburn, Buford.

1 DeLaval No. 12 Separator,
used but good cond. New discs,
$60.00 FOB. Mrs. L. E. Whel-
chel, Lyons.

A 2 roller Cane mill in wood
Cash or exc. for riding |

frame.

cultivator. J. J. Covington,

| Rochelle.

1 power Mower, for size B or
C Allis-Chalmers tractor; a 16-
disc Case Grain Drill. Case
tractor on extra good rubber,
size D. C. No letters answered.
J. B. Prather, Good Hope.

| Oliver turning plow, No.
$15.00; Oliver Walking Culti-

tractors, with complete

| right.



1 No. 3 wagon (2 H), good
repair, $35.00; 1 nearly new
18,
vator, old but serviceable,:
$12.00;
Cassville-Whites road). John
L. Cowart, Cartersville, RFD 3.

2 H. wagon, $35.00; also some

farming: tools for sale. H.

|-Trice, Molena.

Farm bell, $5.00; hand corn
sheller and grinder, $2.50 ea.
Mrs. W. H. Rucker, Milner.

3 eylinder Turner peanut
picker, new this season, picked
only 100 tons. -Priced for im-
mediate sale. Chas. L. Wil-
liams, Buena Vista. Phone 1826.

2row J. D., tractor with pow-
er take-off and power lift,
planter and cultivator, 3 disc
tiller with seeder box attach-
ments, harrow, 2 row stalk cut-
ter, 5 ton wagon, all' mounted
on rubber, good cond., $1,500.00.
Cash. No letters ans. Clarence
E. Thompson, Warthen.

1 Oliver turn plow, No] 12: 1
good Oliver cultivator with at-
tachments and other _ tools.
Emanuel Paige, Adairsville, Rt.
2

1 Meadows corn mill, 20 in
rock, good cond., $50.00: syrup
kettle, 100 gal. size, good cond.
$20.00 at farm. Alex Barfield,
Louisville. Rt. 1.

Oliver dise plow, with 2 disc,
for sales Isman Hamilton, Con-
yers, Rt. 2. (Atlanta Hwy.)

1 mule power, all steel J. D.
hay press, perfect.cond. $75.00
at-my place, 8 mi. Perry. John
Overton, Elko.

2 H. wagon, 1 Guano distrib-
utor, 1 No..13 Oliver plow, 1
Vulcan No. 9 and other farm
tools. R. T. Howell, Winterville.

Fairbanks-Morse Wind Mill
and other farm equipment.
Lewis E. Tabor, Albany. Rt. 3,
Box 616. Gillionville Rd.

1 McCormick Deering Bind-
er, used only to cut two crops,
perfect cond. for sale.- BL:

Morgan, McDonough, Rt. 1.

2 F-14 McCormick Deering
culti-
vating equipment, $600 ea. 1
Lilliston peanut picker, $450.00.
J.-H. Reese, Waynesboro,



SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED



Want model A Farmall 1 row
tractor with all equipment. |
Tom Byrd Atkinson, Broxton.

Want 1 large, high-powered
tractor on wheels, also 1 large
6 to 8 dise Tiller to match, and
1 new or used lime spreader, 8}
to 12 ft. in width. Ed 1. Glea-|
ton, Albany, Rt. 1, Box 49 ~

_ Want used 1-H wagon, prited
Give description. and
cond. Could use running gear,
complete, less body. Also have
for sale, 2 good, used 2 H,
turners. E. S. Hicks, Yates-
ville.

Want tractor, model C. A.
Case, or other make equivalent
in power, a 9x4 model J har-
row, 2 8 Bissel harrows, 7 J.
D; Tiller plow 1, Hopper spread-
er wih agitator, J.D. or Int'l.
P. E. Chandler, Albany, 608
Roosevelt Ave. . \

Want a-1-h-~= cultivator in
good cond., at reasonable price,
near Louisville. Advise what
you have. E. F. Rivers, Louis-
ville.

Want 1 extra good Fordson
tractor within 200 mi. Write
price and cond, J. W. Murphy,
Jasper, Rt. 2.

Want sev. thousand tobacco
sticks. Pay cash or exc. value.
Write. Frank Bennett, Coffee.

Want for cash, new or/near
new, Model H. Farmall tractor
on rubber.
ison.

Want Allis-Chalmers
piow for B tractor.
Jackson, Yatesville.

dice

R. 1:

Want small tractor, any make
or cond. State age, price and
Sig T. A. Edwards, Middle-
on

Want good, second hand 1 H.
wagon. State best cash price.
Mrs. J. A. Puckett, Buford, Rt.
1, Box 50.

Want at once a good 60 or 80
gal. Syrup boiler. E. Newman,
Dalton, Rt. 1.

Want at once, large 2 Roller
Cane Mill in good cond. State
price, etc. Roach R. Hodges,
Manassas.

Want 2 row corn and cotton
planter, also 2 H. riding or
walking cultivator, prefer fer-
tilizer attachment on planter.

/ Hamilton Hill, Newnan.

(2 mi. Ea. Cassville on

equipment,

| Jaste<

- Klondike



Want model B. John Deere
tractor on rubber with 2 row.
cultivator, planters, distribu-,
tors, dbl. disc harrow, 2 bottom
plows and 6 disc tiller, for
cash. S. M. Honeycutt, Alma.

Want farmall A tractor with
reasonably priced
and in good cond. E. C. Boykin,

Jr., West Point.

Want second hand Tiller
good cond. J. L. Helms, Thom-
aston, Rt. 3, phone No, 1082.

Want cultivator for 1 row Al-
lis Chalmers tractor, model B.
Give description and price. J.
M. Moore, Baxley, Rt. 3

Want set of Blacksmith tools.
A. W. Wood, Commerce, Rt. 3:

_ Want small tractor and equip-

ment for garden and small
truck. No junk. R..P. West-
brook, Trion, 12 Third St.



INCUBATORS AND
BROODERS FOR SALE

3 elec. starting batteries, 500
to 1200 chicks, day old, cap. ea.
1 Intermediate, 3 broiler Fin-
ishing batteries. All complete
and in good order. W. M.
Rockel, Thomasville, Rt. 1.



INCUBATORS AND
BROODERS WANTED

Want. canopy top oil brooder,
300-500 can., in good cond.
State price crated, ready to
Ship.2 Js M. Stallings, Whigham,
Rts ds

PLANTS FOR SALE



Extra well rooted strawberry
plants, 30c C.: big Jumbo Klon-
dike, Red Gold. sugar saver.
var. Postage paid.on $1.00 or-
ders. Mrs. R. H. Clark, Gaines-
yille, Rt. 7

Strawberry plants, Klondike,.
$3.00 M.: Lady Thompson, $4.-

00 M. All del. Geo. L. Du-
rand, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

100.000 Klondike strawberry.

plants, $2.00 M. at patch.
J. Hogan, Hogansville.

Cabbage plants, 50c C.. $3. 00
M. O. L. Mobley, Baxley, Rt.
4. Box o4.

100,000 Mastodon, everbear-
ing strawberry, -(some grow as
large as bantam eggs) plants,
$2.50 M. postpaid. while they
L. J. Ellis, Cumming:

Ga. Heading collard plants,
Jarge and good plants, $2.00 M..
.500 for $1.00: 6 M.. $11.50. All
del. Exc. for rabbits, pheasants,
dried-fruit. feed sacks. etc. Mrs.
Boyd Baggett, Douglasville, Rt.
Als ee

Strawberry plants, Klondike,
oe. es
Mastodon, 40c C.. $2.50, 500:
$4.00 M. Well rooted, young
plants. Prompt shipment. Mrs.

A. D. Jones, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Well rooted. young Straw-
berry plants, Klondike, 35c C.:
500, $1.65: $3.00 M.: Mastodon,
A0c Ce 500: 2 $2.50: = $4.00 mM.
Prompt shipment. Miss Grace
Crowe. Cumming, Rt. 1, Box 65.

Chas. W., cabbage plants.
now ready, 500, $1.50- $2.75 M.
del. Prompt shipment. Dewey
Mathis, Gainesville.

Klondike strawberry plants,
$1.50 M.. postpaid in Ga. No
orders less than thousand.
Money order. Mrs. L. B. Frye.
Dallas, Rt. 3. ug

Nice Sage plants, 25c ea. 6
for $1.00. No orers filled un-
der 50c P. P. Mrs. A.-Horsley,.
Waco, Rt. 2. Box 40.

Klondike strawberry, 40c C.::
$3.50 M.: Cabbage, 40c C.. 500,
$1.75; $3.00 M.: Ga. and Head-

W.H. Adams, Mee collard, 200, 30c: 500, $1.00:

$1.50 M. all del.:
iW Ep COL.
trees. C. W.
ville; Rt. 2.

Imp. Jewel; Lady T.. straw-
berry plants, 50c C.: white Ice-
berg blackberry, 6 for 50c:
peppermint, garden horsemint,
25e doz: horseradish. 3, 25c:
Exe. for white or col. sacks,
good cond. No chks:
Willis Grindle, Dahlonega: Rt.
Ie

5 M. up, $1.25
Exc. for pecan
Smith, Gaines-

Frost-proof cabbage and
strawberry plants.
AQe -C... 500. -S1-fa: 93-00 Me
Collard. :: 500. $100: ($1.75. 2M.
del. 5 M.. $1.50 M.. 10 M. up
lots, $1.25 M. Exp. Col. Exe. for
pecan trees.
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Chas. W. cabbage plants now
ready, 500. $1.50: $2.75 M. del:
10 M.. $2.50 M. col. Sat. guar.
ed. Waldrip, Flowery Branch.
a

in |

00.
' Greenville.

500, $1.75: $2.50 .M.:

Mrs.

Bonnie Smith,:





Klondike strawberte:
40c C., $3.00 M. Mrs.
Fouts, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Chas. W: cabbage Dp.
500. $1.50: $2.75 M. del.:
10 M. lots, $2.50 M. Exp.
. Waldrip, Flowery Bra
R

Giant, New Gem, real
bearing strawberry plants,
full of blooms, green and
berries. $1.50 C.: 300. $
(Plant now and have fine,
berries May to December.
A. Dobbs, Gainesville, Box

Early Jersey cabbage pl
35c C.- $2.50 M. Del.:
Steedley, Waycross, P. ot
523.

Eldorade blackberry,
heavy bearers, 2 yr. st
plants. ~$1.50 Coy. $1150
Maude Hamby, Greenvill

Large _var., Mastodon
Everbearing strawberry. ol.
50c C.. $4.00 M. Mrs,
Willis, Brookfield.

Strawberry, Lady |
$2.10: $4.00 M.: Klondik
$1.60; $3.00 M. Del. Nie
plants. Peggy Crow,
ville, Rt. 2.

Ga. and Heading
plants. 25e C.. $1.40 We
bage, 40c 'C.; $3.50 M.
A. Crow, Gainesville. Rt

Klondike strawberry a1

-| Lady - and Everbear g,

C.; $3.00 M. postpaid. Mrs,
Waldrip, Flowery a

. Kiondike strawi berry,
$1.65; $3.00 M.: Lady T., 45:
900, $2. 10: $4.00 M. Del.
young plants. Ethel C
Gainesville, Rt. 2. 2

Fitzgerald

Hardy Eldorado blackb
2. yr. - field srowns
plants, bear fruit next
roots. $1.50. C.: 20,000 f
Mrs.

Klondike strawberry
50c C., $2.50 M. postpai
Good plants free fro
Cash or money orde
chks. nor. stamps. Del
Frost, Ellenwood. Rt. 2. _



_ MISCELLANEOLU
FOR SALE



GOURDS:

Martin, 10c ea.; disrag go
15 ea.; charm string and

ing, 5c ea.: dipper, cut read

use, 25c_ ea. Not P. P.. Mi
Ben McBryant, Fitzgerald,
I

26 gourds, sizes fron o
to dinner-plate, $1.50 pl
age for lot. Money order.
C..E. Shealy, Locust Gro

SAGE:

Few lbs., shade dried
also 40 mixed hens, some
horns, for sale. Make 0:
Mrs. Annie M. War
Vista. Rta i

- 37 Ibs., shade cured leat Ss
no stems. $1.50 lb. -M. O.
chks:= Mrs. .J..-G. 2Rica
Sparta, Rt. 2..Box 157 <A.



CORN AND SEED C
FOR SALE

orate Rien alae ear co:
grown on my farm. land maki
35 to 50 bu. per acre.

now. ready. J. 5 @: ea
Barnesville.

About 35 bu. new. crop-

.ped shuck corn, $2:00 bu

about 2 tons new crop.
Spanish peanut hay, $16.
at barn. Will not shi

A. J. Adams, Ashburn. R

Sey. hundred bu. each
low and white corn for imr
iate sale, $1.50 bu. at my
4 mi. So. Register. H.
oe Register. rio
3631.



SEED FOR SALE



White, silver skin multiplyi
onions, 25 1b.; = Ds
Hampshire Red cockerels, $2
ea. Add postage to all. I
me L. Smith, Madison, R
Lo LES

Mog pret Eng. peas,
cupful: runner bean, br
and white mixed, 30c teacu
Cash or money order.
Ashworth. Dacula.

Imp.. Bananza t bac
yrom selected hil
ounce, plus postag






ce Cuber aueen. "Si. 25 ib
ost) aid. L. G, Downs, Ander-

rom good, healthy main aa
0. 2 thls., uevieats W.

pful:. gooseberry bushes, $1.-

doz.: garlic bulbs, $1.00 doz.:.
comfrey,

ge plants. 25 -ea.:
ea. bunch. Mrs.
ner, Gainesville, Rt. 6.

arly striped Half Runner
an seed, tender and sound.
large cupful: 45c pint.
ins_ preferred. No_ stamps.
s. Winfred Ivey. Gainesville.

Mae



NEY BEES AND BEE
SUPPLIES FOR SALE



lbs. good, bright Beeswax,
or sale, at once. B. B. Bunn,
Viidville Rt. 1, Box 139.



BUTTER FOR t SALE

nice, fresh, see each



-EANUTS AND PECANS
FOR SALE

Large red peanuts from 2 to

mn hull, $4.00 bu? or $1.25

No chks. G. T. Brown,
Ground, REE:

~ 1943 crop Chufas, hand pick-
ed, no trash, rocks, pests nor
eu Washed. $2.00 pk.. $8.00

Add postage in less than bu.

: = C. Heaton, Hartwell.

Ib. | ley, 1st yr.,



a FOR SALE



Some good syrup for sale to
parties who will come after.
Make best price. Joe M. Brown,

A About 150. gal. good syrup.
this yrs. crop, for sale at my
place. E. L. Robinson, Talking
pork. Rt. 2.

PECAN AND OTHER

: Munsins Badch grapes, New
Thornless |

Muscadine grapes,
oungberry and Boysenberry;
ane Chesnuts, Close Apple,
aite pear. inspected. H. A.
Neal, Ashland.

2 ed:

1 m,

cherry, Tung oil, grape

s, Satsuma orange, grape-

bush fruit, all

t, insp. Prices on Pence
yman J. Pearce, Cairo, Rt.

Pecan trees, Goyt. insp., 2
guar. true to name. Var.,
Schley, Moneymaker.

.vars. -apple, peck

@a. 2-3 ft., 75: 3-4 ft., 90c; 4-5

ft.. $1.05: 5-6 ft. $1.20 ea. FOB.
Calvin: Harman, Stovall

Thorniless Youngberry:
hornless Boysenberry, 10, $1.-
0, P. P.: bunch grapes, musca-
j grafted grapes, other
uit. trees. Inspected. H. A.
Neal. Ashland. ;

e persimmon, pink
flowering crabapple, hazelnut,
filbert, apricot, 3-4 ft. well

oted, $1.25 doz., P. P.: thorn-
less raspberry, 3 doz: $1.50.
Pawpaw sprouts. $2.25 doz. Mrs.
sie Heaton, Mineral Bluff.

Apple trees, summer Mixiure,
ad. vars. $2.00 doz.: Ige., 2-yr.

trees, $3.00 doz.. state insp. T.
. Webb, Ellijay-

var. peach
vines, $2.40 doz.,
GC $195-00- Mc; jblack

alnut, $4.50 doz. $25.00 C.,
200.00 M.: apricot. plum, $3. 00

Mrs. E. B: Travis, River-

ePeach apple, 50c .ea.: cherry,

. Early Harvest.
blackberry plants::

Mammoth Red, St. Regis. Cum-
-berland raspberry, well rooted.
~10c ea., $1.00 doz.: gooseberry,
25c-40c: prices inc. del. Dr. J
M. Nicholson, Blairsville.

Mayand June cherry, 2, 25c;
wild dogwood, 2, 25c: hazelnut.
$1.25 doz.: yellow root, 10c
bunch: muscadine, $1.25 doz.:
le. sweetgum, 25c ea. Mrs.

ing. nee: Rt. 2, Box

grape vines,
| labeled.
Cairo: Rt 2.

| 65c, 10,

Jey, $2.10 bu.,

129 bus:

~wheat,

pear, apricot, figs, wal-

sizes,

trees, |



AN AND OTHER



Leading vars. apple, qesck.
plum, pear, fig. apricot, cherry,
persimmony pecan, tung-oil,
etc., Hove Insp.
Wyman _ Pearce.

36 35, 6.
P.

Goose plum trees.
SA00 els Pe Pe Re
Steinheimer, Brooks, Rt. 1..



GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE



125 Bu. heavy yielding bar-
including sacks.
Also want 2 med. size. middle-
aged mules or mares. State wt.
age, price. Within 50 miles.
B. F. Harris. Griffin, Box 364.

600 Bu. Cokers Victor grain
oats in 5 bu. bags, $1.25 bu. No
order: less than, 20. bu. D.C.
Strother, Fort Valley.

Imp. Sanford seed wheat,
$2.00 Bu. F. O. B. Sunnyside.
J. A. Gullege, Sunnyside.

Peanut hay for sale. Can be
del. in 5-6 ton lots. W. B.
Fraser, Arabi.

New Sanford seed wheat, $1.-
Hastings 100-bu. seed

oats. $1.50 bu. Sacks extra-

| Jas. B. Woods, Brooks.

3 tons good peanut hay, $12.-
00 ton at my barn, Blantord
Watson: Mauk, Rt. 1.

Beardless barley, $2.00 bu.
BP. O.- B= Ashland. Woe. Neal:
Ashland.

Pure Sanford seed wheat for
sale at farm. ney C.-Couch,
Turin.

150 Bu. pure Sanford seed
bright and clean, no
noxious. seed, $2.00 bu. Emory
Jackson, Goggins. Tel. 361 M 2,
Barnesville.

Oats, Cokers Victor, $4.25
bu., F. O. B. here. John Over-
ton, Elko. 100 Bu. rust-proof
oats. Carl Perry, Monroe.

About 40 bu. Maretts Bar-
$2.60 bu. K. D. San-
ders, Eatonton.

Around 900 bundles of. 4-
hand fodder for sale, cured
without rain on it. Make best
offer. T. L. Beasley, Ellabelle.

Pure Sanford seed wheat,
free from weevils, $2.10 bu.
Riley Couch, Turin.

9 or 10 tons good, bright
Runner peanut hay. $19.00 ton
at my farm. Neel W. Harper,
Ocilla.

Fulgrain seed oats, for sale.
C.-M. Bowden, - Atlanta, 435
Candler St.. N. E., Wa 5242 or

| De 6401.



COTTONSEED FOR
SALE _



Stoneville 2-B cottonseed,
graded, treated with Ceresan,
ist yr. ginned. in j-var. gin,
$5.50 CWE OB We G:
Maddox, Griffin.

3-tons Summerouis Hi-bred
cotton, bale to acre, ist yr.,
guar., pure, kept clean at gin,
$8.00. CWT. Otis M. Cowart.

Summit, Rt. 2, Box 27.

Cokers 100 pure, wilt-resist-
ant cottonseed, $1.50 bu. FOB;
also want some Lespedeza, A.
M. Aiken, Madison.

170 bu. cottonseed, Ist yr.,
from Cokers Ped. Strain 6. $5.-
00per 100 Ibs.. FOB my farm
in new grass. bags. J. W.

Richardson, Lithia Springs, Rt! :

Te

Genuine Stoneville 2-B, Ist|.

yr., kept pure at one-variety
gin. High germination. re-
cleaned and treated with Cere-
san. 100 lb. bags. $6.00 sper
bag, FOB. Money Orders only.
Grown on own farm. Roy Ray,
Fayetteville. Rt. 3.

Hi Bred Half
tonseed, Ist yr., $2:00 bu.: also
Peanut hay, good and bright.
without rain on it and with lots
of peanuts in it. $30.00 oe Le
E. Strange Cobbtown, Rt. :

40 40nS <= ae oe
ginned on 1 var. gin: made bale
per acre, $5.00 per 100 lbs. J.
L. Hamby, Lavonia. Rt. 1,

Summerouts Hi-Bred cotton-
seed, Ist yr. grown from bale
to A. field, kept pure at gin,
$8.00 CWT. Otis M. Cowart,
Summit, Rt. 2. Box 27.



CATTLE FOR SALE.



9 Heifers, fresh, 1 to freshen
next week, other around Christ-
mas: | cow, (calf, 3 mos. old).
and 1 heifer, 8 mos. old for sale.
J. A. Weaver, Milner. et:

Rez. Hereford bull, 4 yrs. old:
jl srcde cow. E. C. Vandivere,
Dawsonville.

|



heifer yearling, $25.00.

-butter. $75.00.

2 small heifers:

| pigs: C
_ K. Chandler, Luthersville.

and Half. cot-,

ea. not prepaid:

' Write for price.
; Sharon.



| FRUIT TREES FOR SAE eer aee

10 Reg. Jersey cows,
and heavy springers: 10 reg
Jersey heifers. R. P. Tatum.
Ellenwood. - nee

1 Milch cow 1/3 Holstein,
Treshen -Dee. 15th. ee =
Taylor, Blakely. Rt.3.

1 Black Jersey bull, 17 mos. |
| old, $50200.

R.,M. West. Au-
stell, Bankhead Hwy. (1 mi.
Austell); >

1 Cream col. Jersey cow,

fresh- -in, heavy milker, $75.00:

i black and white Guinea cow.
calf, 3 mos. old. gentle. $50.00.
See at my farm. Geo. W.
Brand, Lithonia, Rt. 3. .

ae Head Black Angus. 1 bull,
670563: 1 cow with 2nd
cule: 3 cows, Ist calf; 2 heifers,
bred, 12c per lb. in one sale at
my barn. Joe B. Higginbotham,
Hartwell, Rt. 3.

Young fat Hereford, mixed
milk or stock cow. freshen with

3rd calf soon after Christmas.

wt. over 600 Ibs.. $45.00 for
auick sale at tarm. Also older
Jersey mixed milch cow and
steer yearling. $80.00. I. H:
Anderson, Alma, Rt..4.

1 Fine Jersey heifer, 2 yrs.
old, freshen after Christmas:
1, 8 mos. old Jersey male. J. A.
Young. Loganville, Rt. 3, (2 mi.
N. W. Walnut Grave).

1 Purebred Holstein bull, wt.
500 lbs. 20 mos. old. $50.00:
also Jersey bull, wt. a Thsse2
yrs. old. $75.00. W. D. Watson,
Loganville. :

- 2 Purebred Guernsey bulls,
18 mos. and 2 yrs. old: very
gentle, $75.00 and $100.00. @rade
for 1 Guernsey heifer. Also
want del. price on 3 tons good
peanut hay. 4H... B:.. Collins.
Fairburn, :

1 Reg. whitefaced bull, Sire.
Joe Domino, lass, Dover 14th.
Wt. 1100 lbs. Reg. papers furn-
ished. P. L. Meadows, Vidalia.
Box 288.

Cream Jersey, 2 gals. strained
milk, $75.00, or exc. and pay
difference for 4 gal. cow. Bev-
erly Estes. Atlanta, 1770 Mt.
Paran Rd.. N. W.

1 Young Jersey cow. fresh
with 2nd calf. fine milk and
FE. M. Atkins,

Silver Creek. :

- 2 Guernsey. bulls Yor sale.

R. F. Dewberry, Acworth, Rt. 2:
6 Heifers. bred. 3 steers for

sale. S.J. Childers, Milner.

1.Cow. 3 yrs. old: 1 horse, 5
yrs. old: 1 mule, 14 yrs. old: 2
heifers, freshen Feb. or Mch::
16 pigs: 6 cross.
Ss P22 and OO. TE: *- 10: nore=
bred S. P..C., $8.00 and $10.00.
H.M. Walker. Flenwood, Rt. 1.

382 Reg. horn-type. Hereford
bulls, 6 to 16 mos. old. Domino
Woodford breeding. Poe A.
Price, Albany.



HOGS FOR SALE

S. P. C. pigs. service. boars;
bred gilts, sires and dam out
of blue ribbon champion stock.
Also half and half cotton seed.
ist vr. from breeder, prices
reasonable. F. H. Bunn, Mid-
ville.

S. P. C reg. gilts, farrow
Dec. 3rd to 10th, $50.00 ea.:

gilts, 6 mos. old, $30.00 ea.: gilt

and boar pigs. litter of 15, $15.-
00 ea. treated, reg. in buyers
name: tO: Be
Pinehurst, Rt. 1.

4-5 Pigs tor sale. or trade
part or all for some Leghorn or
W. R. pullets. not over 9 mos.
old. Cecil Caudell, Covington,
He 2

Pigs..2- mos! ol, sO. 9b =
Guinea cross: 1 sow with young
1 -unbred sow, cheap. T.

8 pigs, 4 gilts. 4 males, first
prize winners, State Fair, Ma-
con, 1943: reg. S. P. C. pigs, reg.
in buyers name, $18.50. _R. C.
Sowell. Jr., Pulaski.

4 S. P. C. blocky type gilts,
12 wks. old, dbl. treated. $8.00
2 black and 1
spotted cross, black Guinea,
S. P. C. 8 wks. old, $6.00 ea.
dbl. treated. H.. B.. Lowery,
Fastman, Rt. 1. Box 334.

35 Shoats. wt. 50-100 Ibs.
B. R. Bearden,

Reg. QO. I. C. pigs and shoats,
$15.00 ea. reg. in buyers name.
T. K. Ewing, Lawrenceville, Rt.
8, (3 Mi. N. of Snellville).

J Purebred S. P.-C. boar. 11
mos. old. wt. about -175- 41bs,
reasonably priced. C. A. Rivers,

Fairburn, Rt. 1.

1 Reg. Duroc male, 8 mos. old,
ready for service, $25.00, F. O.
B. exp. office. with papers. H.
ws McCorvey. Pavo, -

-

fresh

(At mv home 5 mi.

-old. other,

C. Seago, !

Pa 2tb= pss

calves.



3 Brood sows sath 24 pigs. 4 |.
wks. old, extra fine, $200.00 for |

lot, sew shoats, wt. 50-100 lbs.
Ww. P.Couch, Luthersville.

40 Little , -bone BP. : :shodts.
Reduced price in quantities. J..
| L. Bledsoe, Frolona. Rt. 1, (412

Mi. N. W. Franklin. aud Co-y,

1 Sow, 8 pigs, O. 1..C.-P. ,
for sale. J. M. Ellis. Jr.. Stone
Mountain, Hairston Rd.

Sow, cross S. P. C. and black
P. C.; farrowed 24 pigs this yr.:
bred.to farrow in Feb., 2 yrs.
old. Attractively priced. J. R.
Gable, Raymond.

Big boned S. P. C. pigs, out of

Periection Lady and Diamond |

Lady, sired by The Hero: also
OQ. 3 C2 piss, eut - of Cherokee
Rose and Ga. Belle, sired by
Silverman, dbl. treated.$ 20.00
ea. Kermit B. Grozan, Mariet-
ta; Rt.4, Box 475.

Shoats. black Guinea: 12 wks.
old. *St0 00: ea 12 P C-
$35.00: 1 young cow to freshen
in Dec. $75.00. J. P. Higgin-
botham, Bogart, RFD.

10. O. FT. C. pigs, 6 wks. old
Nov. 17th. $8.00 ea. $15.00 pr.
oo S. Forrester, Buford,
R }

S. P. Cy gilts; 60-75 lbs. $15.-
00 ea. $27.50 pr. reg. papers
free: few younger O. I. C. boars,
$10.00 ea. with papers. Money
oo E. C. Heaton, Hart-
well. i

shoeats..14 avks: old. Black.P:
C. Duroc and reg. P. C. mixed,
healthy and cheap at my farm.
J. P. White. Canon, Rt. 1. (1%
mi. -E- Bowersville.)

1 Young brood sow: : T.-C:
$35.00: 10 pigs. O- LC. and
Berkshire, 10 wks. old. $5.00 ea.
Exc. for corn. or oats: also 1
ee eolt. Come and see.

. Wilson, Martin.

Shoats and pigs for sale. J. T
Guthrie, Lawrenceville, Rt. 2.
E. Law-
renceville).

Reg. Hereford pigs, from the
best of Hereford bloodlines.
Boar pigs. 8 wks. old, $30.00
ea.: 10 to 12 wks. old. $35.00
ea, FOB. ~ WC: Satterthwait,
Atlanta, 115 Jackson St., N. XE,
Wa 0131.



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



Good plug mule, $30.00. Of-
fered $60.00 for him 3 mos. ago,
Have no one to take care. ot
him al-2 Bs Dunbar=. Atlanta:
Pox 372. Ph. At 4208.

Good plug mule. cheap. See
at my place on Klondike Rd.
near Stowers Store. Jos. E.
Peavy. Lithonia, Rt. 3.

Pr. horses, 1. white. 13 yrs.

old. $85.00 for the pair. Toby
Johnson, Kingston.

1 Mare mule, 9 yrs. old. will
work anywhere, wt. 1000 Ibs. to
1100 Ibs: $225.00. W. D. Bry-
ant, Mershon. Rt: 1.

Good saddle horse, wt. 850-
900 Ibs. $90.00. J. A. Stone,
Litton Rt. I.

Mule, wt. about 1000. Ibs.
good plow mule, $65.00. Come
see. .H. C. Shaw, Austell, Rt.
1, (Floyd Station).

1 Black mare mule, wt. 1000-
1200 lbs. Mrs. Virginia Ander-
son, Lyons, Rt. 3, (On Joe
Pages place).

1 Light red mare, 6 yrs. old,

work anywhere, wt. 1000 lbs.:

1 horse, gentle. wt. 1000. lbs.
14 yrs. old, $125.00 for pr. Wil-
lard Morrow, Resaca, Rt. |.

1 Brood mare. 10 yrs. old, wt.
1 mule colt, 4:.mos.
old, wt. about 400 lbs. at my
es HH, Brock
Ri

Jack, guar, to be all right in
every -way. $85.00. JW
Matthews, Talbotton.

1 small mare mule, gentle,
wt. about 800 lbs., $30.00. or
exc. for good beef. cow. same
value... Mrs: .Jas.. B. Jordan;
Stone Mountain, Rt. 2.

1 good mare, 8 yrs. old. Rob-
ert Sheppard, Lithonia, Rt. 1.

1 mare horse, 12 yrs. old, wt..
| 950 Ibs.,

gentle, will work any-
where, $85.00. R. LL. Camp.
Jonesboro.

Black mare horse, gentle, 4
yrs. old, wt. 1300 lbs.. excellent

cond. $175.00 at my barn. Au-'

brey Owens, Riverdale, Rt. 1.

- Good combination work and
brood mare, 13- yrs. old: horse
colt, 18*mos. old. reasonably
priced. See at my barn on Mc-
Afee Rd., 5 mi, N. Marietta. C.
Anneberg, Marietta. Box 44.

Plug mule, $35.00 or trade for
Come and see. G. N.
Dockery, Cleveland, Rt. 4.

mule, 9 yrs.

sow, |}

ds

red, about 10 yrs..

, Clermont.





_ Strawberry roan bro

12 yrs. old, wt. 1200 los (
breeder (produces strawbe
roan colts), $125.00. Th
C. Wylly, Tennile. Ten

Bay gelding, 9 yrs. old, 001
saddler, good pacer for ca
buggy. gentle enough for e
$95:00. M. L. .Shealy,
thorpe.

1 Horse, about 8 yrs.

old,

work anywhere. 3 young | ;
C. sows, bred to reg. boar;

large P. )

ka
get them. John Richards
Forsyth, RE3.3 mi. S, OY
syth). Bee:

Black mare, 8 yrs. old, wt.
900 lbs., 3 easy gaits, $195.0
H. W. Shealey. Ogelthorpe

Spanish jack mule, wt.
lbs. 8 yrs. old, $75.00. Exe.
calves. Albert Bradley, Can
OW ORT 22 (2 Vi oN 2 cor,

FOR SALE:



10 N. Z.. white rabbits, 6-
mos. old, $t. 30 ea.
Talona.

New Pooling wiles:
and 2 does and 1 rabbit, 3 mo:
$15.00 for lot. Mrs- Mitti
Shropshire. Round Oak, Rt. 1
Box, 78.

N. Z. Red rabbits, 8 Ga 0 ld,
$3.00 pr. Mrs. . H. Hilliard,
Athens, 953 Oconee St. :

25 N. Z. W. rabbits, 10 wks.
old, large type, healthy, ia
pairs, $1.00 ea. or $1.25 ea, cep<
arately. I. D. Reese, Madisor

W. bred "dose: $3
ea. Purebred, healthy. Wes
Pitts, Moultrie, 614 N. Main

Rabbits for sale or trade
Yalfa hay, corn or other fe
R. L. S. Bickford, Jonesboro.

N. Z. W. and mix. cols, rab=
bits, 7-8 wks old, $2.00 pr. Exp.
prepaid in Ga, KE. CW
Junction City.

1 Chinchilla buck, 6% mo:
old, healthy. large for age. Ca
ton Miller, Atlanta, 832 St,
Charles Ave., NE. Ph, Ve. 5479, :

New Zealand whites, 8 wks
old, $3.00 pr.: 6 does. bred,

: puck & mos., $3.00 ea.: 1 pr. N.

Z.. Reds, 5 mos. old, $5. 00:
B. Rome. Wyatt Martin, R
208 Sycamore St.

4N. Z. W. rabbits. 2 doe
bucks. 6 mos. old, $8.00: Als ;
Rouen ducks, 5 mos. old, 1 white
hen duck, $5.00, or trade all Fo :
guinea gilt pig, 50-60 lbs. _

| Dave Whatley, Cuthbert. Rt

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE



Milk goat, fresh: 2 doe ki
2 does, bred:
breeds, Alpine, Toggenburg
Saanan, Nubian, all under 2 y o
of age. $65.00 for lot at once.
Wont ship. Mrs. W. S. tee
Barnesville, 314 Taylor St.-

of the South: naturally horn-
less. Proven sire of high milk
producers and female, hornless
Limited service.
John Hynds, Ationae.
93 Warren St., N. E.. De 5140.

At Stud: Gas. outstan
production bred reg. Saana
buck. Fee. $3.00. Does boar
ed. Also 1050 Ib. farm. mul
for sale. Want good 1l-horse
mower. Edwin Simpson, At-
lanta, 695 Paynes Ave.. N. We
He 3601. ss



POULTRY FOR SALE



BANTAMS:

Bantams: 1 pr. each., white
and mixed, $1.50 pr.:
rooster, di

Box 207.

3 bantam roosters, 7 mos. old,
$1.50, or 60c each. Shirley Sue
Burrouhs Lavonia, Rt. I. E

Modern game bantams,
blooded, show type.
breasted Reds and Silver Du
Wings, in pairs, 1943 stock,
$7.00 pr., 1 hen and 1 cock.- M.
L. Arnau, Savannah, 416 West
Broad St.

Jap Silkie bantam roosters
and pullets, for sale. Ed Pat-
ton, East Point. 411 Spring Ave
*phone Ca 4185.

1943 hatch Goiden Seb:
cockerels, $1.50 ea.
Money order. Malcolm
lan, Bartow. P. O, Box 135.





UL TRY FOR SALE |

POULTRY FOR SALE

2



SARRED, WHITE AND
OTHER ROCKS:

Sev. choice roosters, selected
breeding stock: 1 ea. Buff
ck, Buff Orp., and R: I. Red
d3 White Leghorns. All
il hatch, $2.00 ea. Frank
avford, Atlanta, 1185 More-
aud Ave., S. #3; Ma 7036.

Martha Womack,
remen, Rt. 2, Box 89.

B. R. Pullets, now laying,

s. old, and 1 B. R. rooster,

20.00 here at home: also 100

Mlack Walnut Sprouts, very

wolific. 25c ea. Mis. T. W.
Al ister, Buena Vista.

ORNISH. GAMES AND
TANTS:

5 Ib., 7 mos. old Black game.

Shawlneck crossed, $3.00;
Blue Jap and Irish Clipper
ossed, 5 Ib., 5 mos. old, $2.50;
-B. Ply. Rock, Jol. Vr Olde

. James C. Bennett, Du-

large type Cornish roost-

ji April 20th hatch, wt 6. and

z bs. Long, yellow legs, pure-

red, $2.00 ea. Mrs, Virgil
ee Metter.

Sige! per 15 ne See. to be
ohnnie Granger, Reids-

hatch cockerels, $3.00 ea.:
hens, $2.00 ea. Eggs, same
1.50 per. 16; also Ww. To.

for service $2.00 ea. in
S se Td, WwW. A DUrmMondG,
rmington, Rt. =

> beginning to lay, 5 mos. old,
1.75 ea. . 25 that are 4 mos. a

WwW. Pd mos. cold pullets,

ea a. plus trans chgs.; also
turkeys, 40c lb. Mrs. Omie
Faircloth, Pulaski, Rt. 1.

260 W. L. March hatch pul-
ts. 4-A grade, $1.65 ea., or
81.50 ea. for lot. Wilson Car-
0: Guitin. (On Zebulen

23) Apeil hatch Wk, -pul-

2.00 ea. for lot; 180 April |

hatch hens, $1. 75 ea. All
, vaecinated and at my
i Padgine No oS J. 2;

man N. E. Greenville on
Oak Se Rd. Can-

a

oe pullets, AA, health
ved, bloodtested, 5 w
Fe: 1% to 1% lbs. ea., 650
Mrs. Will aL eee Bow-

( April White aa (cross.

en W L. and White Rock)
s, now laying, $1.75 ea.
Bar ele TeBapecne. Rt.

Or 25 Butt a pullets,
aL th starting to lay,
ea FOB.
tes. oD: Webb, Soper-.
x 142"
/ Eng W. L. pullets. April
th hatch, from R.-O. Pzstoeck,
20 per cent laying, flock
$2.50 ea. at my place.
E Marquardt, Hapeville,
pringdale Rd.

pigeons, Sas 00 for en-
owe H, Sorrells, Macon,

- purebred ie gadue
hatch pullets, $2.00 ea.
Alvin Hutto, Baxley, Rt.
30X- 180. ae

; Red cockerels, $1.50 ea.
feo year old, young
d rs, same price. Miss Ida
odd, Fairmount. tas,

Party fur--

185 N H. Red pullets, 7 mos.
old, (now getting over 10 doz.
eggs a day), $3.00 ea. at my
home. T. J. Ramsey, Coving-
ton, 203 Pace St.

15 R. I. Red hens and 2 AAA
roosters, 1942 hatch, nice size
and color; also 6 White Giant
pullets, $30.00 for lot at my
place, for quick sale. ~ Can't
ship. Mrs. R. B. Mooney,

-| Adairsville.

3 purebred Parmenter Red
April hatch roosters, $3.50 ea..;
3 hatched later in April, $3.00
ea.; 4 May hatch, $2.00 ea. All
same breed. Mrs: - Brac KK
Hodges, Sr. Jackson, Rt. 2.

S. C. R. I. Red pullets and
roosters, April hatch. in lots ot
10, 19 or any number up to 25,
very fine, $2.00 ea. Cash with
order. Mrs. C, H. Farrar, Jen-
kinsburg.

TURKEYS. GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC., FOR SALE:

The everlaying type Indian
Runner, colored and _ white,
_crossed, 1943 hatch. Ducks,
$1.50 ea.; Drakes, $1.00 ea. Exc.
| for large hens A. L Thompson,
Cadwell.

Broadbreasted turkeys, tom,
r |,$8.00; 2 hens, $7.00 ea. $22.90
forstrio. <Lrade tor pr.s. 2..C;
or pr. Duroc, 8 or 10 wks. old
pigs. Maion Graham, Odum.

Broadbreasted,, young M. B.
toms, 13 to 18 lbs., ea., $7.00;
also O. I. C. brood sow, $35.00;
5 pigs, 8 wks old, $5. 00 ea. at
barn. Write before eoming.
Will ship turkeys. Watlhace
Wilson, Martin, Rt. 2.

11 White Pekin ducks, 75c ea.,
$8.00 for lot. Exp. Col.
L. P. Rhodes, Pinehurst, Rt. 1,
Box 166.

4 large White Pekin ducks
and 3 drakes, 1 yr. old next
spring, $12-50 or $2.00 ea. Clif-
ford Reece, Acworth, Rt. 1.

Broadbreasted M. B. turkeys,
toms, $10.00 ea.: hens, $7.50 ea.;
$15.00 pr, $22. 00 trio. Albert
F Fulford, Shellman

6 large type White Pekin
ducks, March hatch, $1.00 ea.
Mrs. J. A. Harris, Palmetto, Rt.
,

10 nice, fat March hatch tur-
keys, 5 ea, toms and hens, $60.00
for lot. Mrs.
Cobbtown, Rt. 2.

6 half grown, Quackless
ducks, $7.50 for lot. Bobby
Tanner, Gainesville, Rt. 3.

Nice, fat, grown turkeys, ied
rabbits, ducks and pigs, for
sale. Mrs. Helen Street, Atlan-
ta, Rt. 2, Box 564.

hens and 2
Jot, at my farm or $17.00 FOB.
1G. L, Bramlett. Manette Rt. 4.

..| WYANDOTTES:

20 White Wyandotte hens and
rooster, 1942 hatch, _purebred,
$2.00 ea. FOB. Mrs. ome
Glore, Austell, Rien:



- POSITIONS WANTED



Want 2 H. crop on Halen
Have to be moved, ready move
in 15 days (live 5 mi. No, Cum-
ae Joe Dodd, Cumming,
Rt.

as 32 yrs. old. wife and 2
boys wants job as Turpentine
woods rider. Life time exp.
Can get some labor. Move any-
where, any time. J, E. Mead-
OWS, Ludowici.

Want small farm, 4-5 R.
house, barn pasture with water
ite ad, for standing rent. Near
Marietta near power line. W.
C. Blackwell, Marble Hill.

' Want job on farm, tending
eattle and hogs and truck
farming. Married with tamily.
Experienced. Prefer in Ful-
ton Co. Jas. Daniel. Atlanta,
Rt. 4, Box 143 A. (Sewell Rd.)

Want 1
Have to be furnished and mov-
ed. Want with honest, good
man. White. B: L. Searcy,
oe 315 East Savannah

ve :

Want 1 horse farm. between
Douglas and Brunswick, on
standing rent. Clarence John-
son, Broxton, Rt. 1.







CATTLE AU

A Bac Ribbon Sale of

CTION SALE
Polled Shorthorn Cattle,

riday, Nov. 19, 1948, 1:00 P.. M., Ewer;
the Livestock Auditorium, Moultrie, Georgia.
r ntoruiaion, write WwW. a Aycock, she

Mrs

L. E, Strange,

ele Guineas, 18 mos. old, 12 |"
2 roosters, $14. 00 for

with good house and pasture.

H. farm on shares.

+ ment,

Extra large, per Ib.

Extra large, per lb

Small, per lb.

Small, per lb

transportation charge.

ness.

HaYve6, per We

seedlings, per lb. _-_-
Zone No. 2
U.S. No. 1, over-size, per lb

Unclassified, Improved (Cleaned
and culled), per lb. -_~
Seedlings, per Ib. =.

0.P.A. Pecan Regulations

SALES OF PECANS BY GROWERS, COUNTRY _
DEALERS, SHELLERS AND PROCESSORS
TO ALL PERSONS OTHER THAN TO
COUNTRY DEALERS AND PRO-
CESSORS.
(All-for Zone No. 1, F.O.B. Place of Business)
U. S. No. 1, over-size, per lb.

3614
35 14e

Soe oe ee BC
VMednim, per lh s26 oe 8 26t4e
Ditiite Pel iO. 2 oes ee 20C
Commercial grades, over-size, per lb.
Pexctra: lareve; per 4b. 25 eS ee
Barge, per ip = oo ee ee ee, ZIeC
Died; POhAD 56 226 ee ee oe
Sinai per tbe 2 Soo No eee 20c
Unclassified Improved, cleaned

BAU Cited, Pet sage ae a 2914e

ke a 206
; | Clarkesville,

33140

Large; per |b. __.__ ee Se ee > 34C
Neeciuin, pet -lbn ss eo ee ee 28

Commercial, over-size, per LD gag ee 35
Peeira large, per 1b, = oe ee 34c.
Lares, por Hoy <p ore
Medium, per lb. 2 = ges ee So 2 ne

Se SN poe eed et ee ce 2ie

This is the pricing position of the trucker buying
nuts from either growers or country dealers. His sell-|.
ing prices are the prices named in Column 1, plus the
railroad freight rate from the point of shipment to
the buyers place of business. df the trucker pays the
ceiling price to the farmer, or the country dealer, he
is not in position to add any profit, merely can add

When country dealers ship to wholesalers, retail-
ers, institutional users East of the Rocky Mountains,
it is the delivered price to the buyers place of busi-

There are no primary distributors in the South-
eastern states. The primary distributor must be a dis-
tributor who was in business prior to April 28th, 1942,.
who was engaged in importing edible tree nuts.



POSITIONS WANTED

FARM HELP WANTED



Want 1 horse crop on shares,
with honest person. White,
have wife and 12 yr. old son.
Life exp. J. L. Searcy, Val-
Costa Rts = :

Want light 2H. crop on
halves near Duluth. Norcross,
Doraville or Chamblee, pre a
on new Buford Hwy. Must

good stock, tools, bldgs..

Akins, Suwenee, Rt. 1.

Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Want 2 H. farm, for standing
rent and some supplies, work on
halves if suitable. Near
Nicholls or Alma. W. M. Mc-
aa Nicholls, Rt. 2. Box
EEC:

- Man with son, wants 1 h.
crop on 50-50 basis, Tor 1944.
Good land, good gentle stock,
good house, barn and war.
vs G. Ferguson, Dahlonega, Rt.

Want job on stock farm,
taking care of place, raise
chickens, hogs and milk 3 or 4
cows, plant 2 or 3 acres vege-
tables, all on. halves or for
wages. So. Ga. not preferred.
Isaac Shelton, Dunwoody,
Spalding Dr. eS

White man with famliy want
5 or 6 R. house with elec. lights,
in Fulton or adjoining Co.,
with 25 or 30 acres land. Can
furnish self. Claude McDan-
jel, Atlanta, 23 Sawtell Ave.

Want cood: - 1-H crop, 3rds
and 4ths, or on halves. Good
finished 5 R. house, lights, good
well of water, pasture: near

line, within 2-3 mi. Carroll-
ton: or a truck farm within 4
mi. Atlanta. Can furnish self.
J. H. Roberts, Waco, Rt. 1.

Man. wife, 1 child, want a
place looking aiter Poultry
Farm, some cows and _ hogs.
Well exp. in such work. Prefer
place with elec., and water
works, also convenient to
church, Must be honest,
Christian people. H: R. Had-

| den, Avera. Rt. 1.

Want 1 H. crop on 50-50
basis. Must be good land with
good tobacco and peanut allot-
good bome and near
school bus line.





ae Parks ne: 2.

live,

ae
Life time exp. Ref. Exch. W. Ci

: Want job on farm, helping.
with gen. work. Mollie Clark.

(oa.

church and school or on bus

Want 1 large or 2 small fam-
ilies for farm labor. 2 houses,
2 mules, tractor, etc. Must be
willing to work, live and let
sober and prefer exp.
tractor farmer for one. Ref.
nee i, Ee ean lps= Colguitt,

eae 3

Want 1 or 2 families to work,

on Apple Orchard, prefer man
with boy about grown to help
with the work. Give garden
truck patches, pasture and $2.-

00 day. H. B. Roberts, Clarkes-

ville, Rt.-3.

Want farmer, white or color-
ed, for 2H. crop. 5 R. house,
large barn, 10 mi, West Fair-
burn, near river, % mi. paved
Hwy. Plenty bottom land. Pay
extra for cutting pulp wood.
H. B. Collins, Fairburn.

Want man with 4 or 5 in fam=-
ily large enough to work. on
farm, also who are willing, ex-
cellent workers. Furnish house.
town. Mail route and
school bus by door. Will an-
swer all letters. Clyde Charles,
Ellijay, Rt. 1, Box 33.

Want good man with family
for 1 H. farm, in Fulton Co.,
about 8 mi. S. W. Atlanta near
Ben Hill. Work on 50-50 basis.
Good house, excellent water,
etc. 1 mi. county school,
stores, churches, and bus line.
TERos.- He Austin. Jt. 4 Atlanta,
P.O. Box 1441.

Want man with torce enough
share crop 7% acres tobacco.
Must be sober, honest and good
worker. Good proposition for
right- man. J. H. Dobson, Mc-
Rae, -Rt. 2, care Workmore
Farm. ,

38214 |.
23Voc

4 -parn,

+ mo.



FARM HELP WA



Want viret class Dai
who can furnish Tet:
week, house and mi
Pare: Decatur, 335
R 2 as

50, to live as one of famih
do gen. farm work. No ob
ion to one child. Room, bi
and small salary. J. H.
Egan. a

-Want farmer for
farm, standing rent.
lotments. i
houses.

or. write, care of E. me
Mrs. C. A. Patterson, 8
Rt. 3. ;

milking, nor washing.
board and $4.00 week,

WErs== J 22 Bankston,
witle- Rial 3 ;

Want good farme
Habersha
farm for 1944. Schools, chu
es, freezing plant near, H
pastures, hot.
Shares. Ref. required,
Dorsey, Atlanta, 1010 ee
Haverty Bldg. x

Want man and wits
old enough to help, for
mi. North Dahlonega.
house, out-bldgs.. pasture,
dents, wood: near school

C, Lingerfelt. Dahloneg

alone, able to support sel

| live on farm, 45 mi. Savat

Take care of for use 0

Room ~ also Or

chickens. Mrs. E.

Savannah. 412 West Ande

aie S
Want 2 men wits t 5

farm on 50-50 basis.

of Uplands.

ment. Well, water,
wood: on school bus
route, near church, <i
ton.

Noel Payne, Canton.

29H. farm. Will eal

small.4 R. house wit

chanee for right man.

W. Thompson, Rincon. d
Want. christian, white w

middleased, to live in ho

help with farm work.

room and board.

M. Fant, Atlanta. 329 F

Park Ave. . > aS
Want farm help. for

mi. Atlanta, Share croppe

day hands.

recular. &,

dale.

_ Want good man for. 2

on halves. Have 2 :

and cultivator. Consider

ing rent. E. D.. Law

Bsieedenmercy: :
Want. unincumberet

woman to live in

an willy erate

Want nad ag hel
gather corn, pick little col
etc. $1.00 day. room an bo
to reliable man.

Walttes d=. Camber :
lag. Rt 4.55

Want good, acber man.
to keep up farm. machi

operate combines, drive trac

and handle labor. Goo
W. M. Clemones, Rome,

Phone County 2602. : - :

Want country raised
kind white woman to_
one of family and do =
work. Good salary. Ato
Mrs. Rosa lL. Stacks. A
256 Rawson St., S. W.

Want good help for 2 =
Plenty wood, water. out-bld
on paved State Hwy. J.
Gritfin, P. O. Box 417.

Want married couple t
in house with me and w
h, share crop. Be able to
tractor and truck and g

A. N. Adams, Elberton. 1

Want good, large,
farm. family for 3
Good land, house, lights |
water. Good proposition De
write, come see; am home
day 5 P.M. Wek Fra
Harlem, Box 86. as!







ceiling price.



day.

PECAN AUCTIONS AT VIDALL
Pecans opened and ruled irregular in pr
at Georgia Pecan Auction Sale in Vidalia, tod:
Nov. 9th. No. 1 Schleys: 37 down to 34c; Si
--arts: 33c down to 31c; Frotchers strong at 31
to 33c; Vandemons, Pabsts and Wrights: 3
a28% Moneymakers and Moores, 2814c dow
27e; seedlings unsupported and sold from
down to 19c per pound, which is aneu

ce: Auction Sales are held i in Vidalia
BE. J, Rigsby. : :