Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1944 December 13

= a returned from. fan. aicidtas she
ing of the Special House Committee on Cotton.

Hon. Steve Pace, of Georgia, is the. chairman of this
committee.

tional economy was gone into at this hearing.

MR. PACE SPEAKS UP



st positively that he was convinced. that the farmer was

ntitled to 100% parity. ,
Mr. Pace stated that he believed the people of this



nually if the farmer was paid full parity for his cotton.
T congratulate Mr. Pace and the other members of his

b half of the people of this country.

Ee . AMAZING PROPOSALS

ye ae be difficult for loyal American citizens to
lieve some of the proposals made at this hearing by some
oups. having representatives there.
_ The first witnesses heard were Gov uae Atininde.












stration and some from other departments.

There were also representatives who spoke for the
ral Reserve Board, There were representatives of
cotton. spinners and transportation companies.











Exchange, and the New Orleans Cotton Exchange.

m all.




- -INTERNATIONALISM GONE MAD ee
Beginning Monday morning practically every witness







is country depended on international trade.

~fhere had evidently been a get. together by some of the
itnesses as several of the papers read before the com-
e made reference to the contents of the papers of

r witnesses.











vocated putting the farmer of this eountry in price

mpetition with the farmers of the balance of the world.
EACH WANTED TO BE AN EXCEPTION FROM

: HIS OWN RULE :

The amazing thing about the testimony of these wit-
ses was that none of them were willing to get into the
me boat they insisted on putting the farmer in.





+ insisted on protected prices for manufactured goods.
: The representatives of two railroads advocated world
s for cotton but stoutly appoee a reduction in freight




doa statement cartying the endorsement ot all





he entire range of problems aout: eotton: and

In the closing hours of the hearing Mr. Pace ated

intry would consume 12 to 15 million bales of: cotton

mittee attending the hearing for their splendid efforts

me from the Department of State, some from the De--
riment | of Agriculture, some from: the War Food Ad-

There were representatives of international interests
h as Anderson, Clayton Cotton Co., the New York Cot-

There were other delegates too numerous to mention

ed to testify seemed to believe that the entire hope of

All day Monday and all day Tuesday the witnesies: |

he spinner advocated world prices for raw cotton

his kind of testimony ptied for two days without



On oWedilcada + morning [ was called to the stand and |










Ane Sorthern Connnisetoners of Agriculture ee hi
been able. to contact. . |

own W hauishee. :
at showed that we cannot trade i in international

of which we have a surplus.

The statement showed how our. National Wagna
been undermined in the past whenever we importe
ricultural or industrial products to compete with like pro
ous produced here in this country.

AGRICULTURAL INCOME is bacne NATIONAL j
. IN COME.




















daciners when oul seven ae the amount of
national income. :

Attention was called to fhe: fae that we have a
tional debt of | 300 billion dollars made on a basis of
prices.

Attention. was eatled ie the fact that it monn req)
twice as many years of hard labor for the American peop.
to pay this debt if prices were permitted to go down.
Attention was called to the fact that if farm pr
were lowered it would inevitably follow that wages
salari ies in all industry and business would be lower.

COTTON IN WORLD TRADE

In the course of discussion on the floor I called att
tion to the fact that from 1926 to 1938 our American |
Tae of cotton. declined from i million bales to 5 millio} a

ales -

From 1925 to 1938 the export of ue pods Pay
British Isles declined from 4 billion yards ney
billion yards annually, oo























Trene. the British ae errs at the same ae that t cI
export of cotton goods decreased. 2

This proves conclusively that the finan. spinners ha
converted from cotton to rayon pee ae antotaak a |
present Wwar.o = = |

The records of the Depaetatet oe Soreates i
that several years prior to 1938 England was only tak
about 15% of pes oe of raw cotton.














_ tries who aan buy our oe it wale be foolish . Pe
our American price under any consideration. =~

THATCHER OF ARKANSAS

On Friday, Hon. H. K. Thatcher of Arkansas, we
president of the National Association of Commission
of Agriculture presented a paper strongly backing
proposition that seven times the farm income is neces )
the national income. ae :

=~, The ae presented by Mr. Thatcher alan @ came
very strongly for 100 Be cent Dey prices and full pr

duction. 70s:
Mr. Lees aleo ealled upon Mr. Carl H. Wilk y


























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; Published Weekly at
414-122 Pace St., Covington, Ga.
By Department of Agriculture
noe Tom Linder, Commissioner,
Executive Office, State Capitol
ane Atlanta, Ga.



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eee Atlanta, Ga.



_ Entered as second class matter
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gt Covington; Georgia, under Act
pt June 6 1900. Accepted for
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of October 8. 1917

Paces Cotton
Committee

(Continued from Page One)

oe economist, to give the committee certain vital
information with regard to the effect of national
economy with regard to farm prices.
Mr. Thatcher also inserted in the record a
paper by Mr. Wilken proving. the ratio of farm
- ineoie to national income to be one to seven.
es There was also inserted in the record an
outstanding and illustrated article in the Coun-
try Gentleman, December issue 1944, by Mr.

Taylor, associate editor.

- This article in the Country Gentleman names

a group of economists, some now employed by
big business concerns, who state unequivocably
that the national income is necessarily 7 times
the agricultural income. >
- o many problems were involved. at this
- meeting and so many interesting things occurred
that it is impossible to recount them all in the
limits of this article. |
---*<Tt is sufficient to say here that I was much
impressed with the earnestness of the members
of the committee and their evident determination
to seek earnestly the solution to the farmers
-_ problems as well as the problems of the country
as a whole. (



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an effort to aid agriculture and Georgia.
Somehow, on leaving Washington this time
Thad a feeling that many of our officials in Wash-

on solid ground. |
: TOM LINDER,
Commissioner of Agriculture.

SECOND - HAND
_ MACHINERY FOR SALE

- Oliver Goober, 1 2-H. Syra-
cuse Turner, 1 sec. Bermuda
grass harrow. E. M. Cason,
Buckhead. /

One 13 and one 144 Carter-
Soloman Seed Peanut Sheller,
ey -cond. H.W. Chandler.
Donaldsonville.

8 roller cane mill, Golden,
good cond., $30.00. cash. R. U.
Stubbs, Mauk.

_ 2 H. Chattanooga turning
plow, complete with dbl. trees,
A-1 shape, $18.00 FOB farm

Holland, Byromville.

SECOND HAND |
MACHINERY FOR SALE



King 3-row grain drill, $40.
Troupe Ashley, Sandersville.

A 141 model B, John Deere
tractor, with cultivators and
planters, starter, lights, | on
good rubber; 142 model H
Farmall on rubber; 142
Arbor hay baler, run by trac~
tor belt pully. No letters. See.
Paul Prather, Good Hope.

Allis Chalmers tractor on
rubber with starter. Raleigh
Joyce, Lumber City.

Set of steel wheels for Ford
tractor, 143 model, good cond.,
and 8 disc Oliver cutaway har-

ae c es row, tractor drawn, needs
3 roller cane mill in good |slight repair, for sale.
econd., $40.00. M. L. Shealy,! Sewell, Carnesville.

Oglethorpe.

~ Farmall tractor with planter,
distributor, cultivating cquip-
ment, peanut plows, 2 disc|farm. No letters nor phone
tiller, $1,100.00. Olin Harrel-|calls ans. H. E. McElmurray,

Unadilla, Rt. 2.

2 left hand turn bottom
plows, pulled with tractor or
mules, gcod as new. See at



son, Helena, Rt. 1..

SING





GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN

MACHINERY FOR SALE| _

equipment,

T have made many trips to Washington in/h

ington are getting their feet more firmly planted |

Ann |

C. |pay postage,

SECOND - HAND _

Covington corn, cotton and
peanut planter, good shape
with plates and. gears, $15.00;
1% $4#H. McCormick-Deering
turn plow, good as new, $7.50;
Beaty dusting machine, carry
on back with. bellows, $15.00.
W. Hagan; Morrow.

An 8 ft. copper syrup pan,
new side, $10.00. Joe M. Brown
McRae,

Syrup mill, 1 mule power
hay press, 1 disc cultivator, 1
good mule, 8 yrs. old, wt. about
1,100 lbs. If interested, see. W.

4+ H. Richards, Tifton, Rt. 5..

INCUBATOR:

Tray rack for Buckeye In-
cubator, No. 9, Cap. 17 trays,

1+$5.00 (ess than cost of mate-

rial.) J. M. Mitchell, Atlanta,
925 Waverly Way, NE. .

SECOND HAND MACH-
INERY WANTED





Want tractor with or without
any make. Make
best price and give full de-
scription first letter. J. G. Bar-
row, Rhine.

Want tractor on rubber, in
good cond., prefer Farmali not
smaller than H; also tandem
harrow for same. J. C. Adkins,
Fort Valley. ;

cond., any make. Lamar Har-
ris, Monroe.

equipment. Name make, cap.,
and fixtures with price. R. J.
Walsh, Garfield.

disc Bush ahd Bog harrow, for
small tractor. State price and
cond. Dan E. Bland, States-
boro, Rt. 1, Box 11.

Want 1 power hay baler, size

(16x20, or. 17x22. Must be in

good cond. J.

Concord.

Want Ferguson disc turning
plow for Ford tractor. E. B,
Weathers, Coosa, Rt. 1.

Want 1 grist mill, prefer 20
rocks, Meadows make. State
cond. and price. G. G. Taylor,
Gibson.

Want late model Riding 2-H.
cultivator, in good cond. and
reasonably priced. Consider 2
H. walking cultivator. State
cond., and price. C. M.Deen,
Alma. :

Want complete outfit A or B

H S.trickland,

jJohn Deere or F-20 Farmali.
Joe H. Brewer, Atlanta, 101,

Marietta St. Bldg.

Want garden tractor. State
model, cond. and price. F.
Blaylock, Chickamauga, Box

2

Want planter with fertilizer
attachment for model L. John
Deere tractor. Must be good
cond. Ambrous Wilson, Buch-
anan, Rt. 1.

- Want Intl. Model A tractor
and whatever equipment you
ae H. G. Roach, Dalton, Rt.

Want 2 rear. steel wheels
ior ee B, pete what you
ave and price. George E. Wai-
kins, Griffin, Rt. a Le





PLANTS FOR SALE



Fresh, open - field grown
Chas. W. cabbage plants and
White Bermuda onion plants,
$2.00 M.: 500, $1.25. Prompt
del. Full count. 8. Ti. Witz:
gerald, Irwinville.

Kudzu crowns. No. 1. $1.50
Cy$10.00 M. Yonge Walker,
Poeeoas Rt ao 4 A

_ Chas. W. cabbage and white
Bermuda onion plants, 25c C.:
$1.75 M. Del. Prompt serv.
ice, nice plants.. Mrs. H. f.
Brittingham, Guyton.

: a oe W.
Plants, 500, $1.25: $2.00 M.
White Bermuda Onion, 500,
$1.00; $1.75 M. Collard plants.

cabbage

$1.50 M. All del. I. L. Stok
Fitzgerald. oe
Chas. W., Copenhagen cab-

-bage plants, $2.00 M: 10 M.
lots, $1.75 M. Good strong
plants, full count. Mrs. David
Miles, Baxley, Rt. 4.

1,000 Everbearing straw-
berry plants, 25c C.. and buyer
M. O. preferred,
ae L. Nelson, Oglethorpe,

Copenhagen and Chas, W.
cabbage plants. $2.00 M: 10 M.



lots., $1.75 -M.. Full count,
good plants. D. D. Miles, Bax-

ley, Rt. 4.



Want 3 disc tiller in good

Want tractor and farming} 20 C: $4.00 M. Del.

Want McCormick-Deering 68.

with lugs for John Deere trac-

PLANTS FOR SALE

Well rooted Sage plants, 20c
ea.; Garlic bulbs, $1.00 doz.:
gooseberry buzhes, $1.00 doz.
ee Mae Turner, Gainesville,

Dewberry, blackberry, 2 vr.
bearing size, Mtn. huckleberry.
50e doz.; Giant garlic, hoar-
hound, 25e doz.: Old fashioned
plum sprouts, 3 for 25c. Add

postage. Tamar Teem, Talk-
ing Rock.
White Bermuda onion

plants, $1.75 M. Chas. W.-cab-
bage. $2.00 M. All dl. G. L.
Steedly, Baxley.

Wakefield cabbage, Kale.
collards, carrots and rutabagas,
50e C; $4.50 M; Iceberg lettuce;
beets, 50c for50: white nest
onion sets) 50e qt., $2.00 gal.
Parstey, 35c doz. = All del:
Mrs. H. V. Franklin, Register.

Chas. W. cabbage plants, 300,
$1.00; 500, $1.25. Del. Prompt
shipment. Mrs. Leliar Phillips,
Royston, Rt. 1.

Klondike strawberry plants,
40c C: 500, $2.00; $3.00 M; Mas-
todon, 50e C; 500, $2.50: $4.00
MM. Hastines plants, 60c- C:
500, $3.00; $5.00 M. Prompt
shipment, good plants. Mrs.
A. D. Jones, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Food and =| C.- We -capbase
plants, $2.25 M: 500, $1.40: 200,
85c. 8 to 10 M. lots, $2.00 M.
Clay Evans, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Wakefield cabbage plants,
35 C; $2.00 M:. collards, $1.75
M. Del.; Klondike strawberry,
Prompt
shipment. Lee Crow, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2, Box 143.

Copenhagen Market cabbage
plants, $2.50-M; 5 M., $2.25; 10
M. or more, $2.00 M.: Ga. type
collard, $2.00 M.; 5 M., $1.75
M.; 10 M. or more, $1.50 M. All:
FOB. P. L. Meadows, Vidalia.

Ga: and Heading Collard

(plants, 25c C: Collard seed, 45c
lb.: old time red shallots,, $1.00 |

gal. Cabbage plants, 40c C.;
a be M. L. A. Crow, Gaines-
ville.

Hardy, strong Eldorado
blackberry, No. 1, 2 yr. field
plants, bear fruit this season.
$1.50 C; 2 M., $20.00. Good
count, prompt, careful service.
Grown in my own plant beds.
mae C. M. Robinson, Green-
ville.

Collard: plants, 30c C: $1.75
M:; cabbage plants, 40c C: $2.00
M. Strawberry, 50c C: $3.09
ee Azzie Crow, Gainesville,

tr: : 3

Chas. W., Copehagen, E. J.:
frost-proof cabbage plants now
ready for shipping, $2.25 M.
Orders filled promptly. Full
count guar. Vernon Griffin,
Baxley, Rt. 4.

Good, strong. frost-proof
cabbage, E. J., Chas. W., Co-
penhagen plants, now ready.
$2.25 M. Full count, prompt
a Ina Griffin, Baxley.

t. 4.

Mastodon strawberry plants..
$5.00 M. Postage paid. W. H.
Maddix, Cleveland, Rt. 1.

Chas. W., Copenhagen frost-.

proof cabbage and Bermuda
onion plants, 300, $1.00: 500.
$1.25: $2.25M. Prepaid. R.

| Chanclor,. Pitts.

Great
dons,

Con-
strawberry

Wonderbearer
Gibsons

iplants, 60c C: Lady T., 50c C:
-Everbearing Mastodon, 75c C:

6
garden

White Iceberg blackberry,
for 50c:. peppermint,

horsemint, 25c doz.: dry sage,

50e qt. Add postage. No chks.
Mrs. Willis Grindle, : Dahlon-
ga, Rt. 1,

Chas. W., frost-proof cab-
bage, and Bermuda _ onion
plants, 300. $1.00; 500, $1.30:

$2.30 M. (Del. A. B. Wat-
son, Pitts, - Rt 1.
Black raspberry, 10c ea,;

$1.00 doz. May cherry. 3, 35c:
martin gourd and jack bean
seed, 10c doz. Mrs. Henry EIl-
ler, Pilijay, Rt: 3:

Missionary strawberrv
plants, 50 C; 500, $2.25: 10 M,
$4.00. No COD. M. O. only.
Mrs.. J. B. Coston, Pulaski.

Large, fresh E. J., Chas. W.
cabbage and White Bermuda
onion plants, 500, $1.25: $2.00
M.. Del., postpaid. Promot

shipment and sat..guar. F. F.
Stokes, Fitzgerald.
Chas. W., E. J. W. cabbage

plants, 30c C: 500, $1.50: $2.50
We 2 AL del. Full count,
prompt shipment. Cheaper at

bed. Mary M. Crosby, Baxlev. |

Rt. 4.

Chas. W. cabbage planis, 500,
$1.80; $2.15 M.. Del.; $2.00 M.



at . patch. Dewey Mathis,
Xainesville, Rt. 2.

Ga. collard plants, 30 C

Mashburn, Cumming,

-Duke, Fort Valley.

wheat,

barn. J. C. Ward, Pe













































PLANTS FOR

Conenhagen Market
plants, $1.00 M; also re
plying onion sets, $1.
Add postage, J. J,
Pavo, Rt. 1. \

W., and E. J. Wakefield
M: white erystal Wax
plants, $2.00 M. W. Ww
hams, Quitman.

Bo d.. Chak W. cabber
M. Cheaper at bed.
shipment, full count. J
Lovell, Baxley, Rt. 4. :

Everbearing strawb
plants, 50e C: Exe. for
guinea hens, cabbage pla
well-rooted sage plants
M. Broddy, Swainsbor

Ps

Chas. W. cabbage plan
ready, 500, $1.10: $2.00 M.
10 M., $1.75 M; col.
Waldrip, Flowery Branx
Ly ee

Chas. W. cabbage plants,
$1.10 $2.00 M. Del: 5 anc
M lots. $1.85 M.. Exp. col.
c Waldrip. Flowery

bee a

Chas. W. cabbage plants,
$1.25; $2.15 M del. 5 and
lots, $2.00 M. exp. col
count, prompt shipm
Martha Waldrip,
Branch, Rte 1.

Klondike strawberry
500. $1.75; $3.50 M. M

Chas. W. cabbage pla
$1.30; $2.15 M, del. P
shipment, full count |
ca Bell Crowe, Gaine

i 3: =

Chas. W. cabbage pla
$1.30; $2.15 M del.
at the bed. Prompt sh
Claude Mathis, Gaine
Ri 2s. Ans

Ga. collard plants. 200.
$2.00 M. del. Exe. for pec
C. W. Smith, Gainesv

Early Klondike stray
plants, 50c C. del.: 6 Red |
with ea. order of 500.
a Pearl Pinson, Elli

Everbearing strawb
collard plants, $3.50 M. 1



GRAIN AND HA
FOR SALE



20 tons good Pea
$20.00 ton, FOB my ba
5 good. smooth-mou
Mules, for sale at r
price. M. L. Shea
thorpe. .

25 by. Cokers Victor G
seed oats. in even
bags, $1.00 bu. FOB.



Several hundred bu
VT
Grady Fox, Fort Vall

Cokers Fulgrain seed
cleaned and treated, $1.2
Imp. Sanford Wheat, $
Abruzzi Rye. $3.00 bu., 1
breeder. FOB. R. L. M
man, Jr., Ft. Valley, car
Peach Ranch.

Bright,
$20.00 ton.

2, Box 87-A. :
Peanut hay. $15.00 to1

Good, bright, pure Tur
oats, $1.10 bu.: i

weevils. $2.00 bu.
Couch, Turin.

500. bu. _.Vietorgr:
oats, $1.00 bu. FOB i
sacks, less. than 25-
bu. Mixed, bright oats,
bu: FOB,-in 5 buz sac
lots, $1.00 bu. N. BB
Fort. Valleys Ri. =
160-W.

>



MISCELLANEOL
FOR SALE

ae



% gal. Hot Green
50c if taken at once.
nor stamps. Mrs. J. E.
Royston, Rt. 1. Sa

Red hot pepper, 75 ;
Carter, Whitesburg.
SAGE: ee

Nice. finely ground
$1.60 Ib.: 3 Ibs...




































































MISCELLANE EOUS





FOR SALE
About 3 Ibs. one Grea
age, $1.50 Ib.: also sev. hun-

ed peppermint plants $1.00 |
Mrs. R. F.. Pace, Temple,

50 . home cured_
ground sage, $1.00 lb., FOB my

Rt. 3.

135 white, unwashed, 100-lb.
eap. chicken feed sacks, no
les, 9c ea. for entire lot: less,
W. H. Hagan, Morrow.

White guano sacks, washed
1 good cond., 20e ea., plus
E. M. Beckham, Tif-

Chicken fecd sacks. 100-th.

cap. 7i4c ea..

sacks,
100 Ib. cap., washed and free
holes, 20 ea.: also Speckled

owder peas, white, purple
hull table peas. ea., 25c aft.
Add postage. Rosie Crowe,

amming, Rt. 1.

White feed sacks, not woah!
ed, 12c ea., shipped, promptly.
-W. Summerour, ainesville,
2

50 white guano apa I5e
ea. Add postage. Mrs. S. M.
Gunter, Lawrenceville. Rt. 1.

PPLES:

rom peel and core, 50c Ib.. in

.R. V. Woody, Dial.
CANE SEED:

: "SEED FOR SALE





Cannon Ball
seed, saved from select melons,
$2.00 Ib.: White Egg turnip
seed and mixed Shogoin and

White Egg. 50c Ib. Robert
Hunt, Cordele.
Bunch butter bean seed,



ear cleaned, 1944 crop, 35
ab. in 25 and 50> Ib.-- lots:
naller lots, 40c Ib. Add post-
e. Mrs. H. S. Mullins, Mil- |

Cert. Marglobe and New
Stone tomato seed, $3.00 Ib.:
has. Wakefield cabbage, $2. 50
eib.*-B. oR. Woodliff. Flowery
ranch, Rt. 1.

Ga. Blue Stem collard seed,.
(3944 crop, 50c lb.: Cannon Ball
watermelon seed, hand select-
ed, $1.50 lb. All postpaid. J.
W. Lang, Omega.

Apout 15 tons nice, sound
-obe Lespedeza seed, combin-
d with own Allis Chalmers
combine, 10c Ib. J: E. Elder,
Griffin, *phone No. 2791.

Hand Saved Cannon Ball
termelon seed, $1.00
1 W. VV. Brannen.

Cannon Bali melon seed,
50 lb.; FOB farm. Luther
olland, Byromville, Rt. 1,

at my
Crane, Milner,

Sev. lbs. Tobacco seed, Ba-
anza and Suckeriess, ea. var.,
60c per ounce, postage paid.
. T. Taylor, Quitman, Rt. 1.

Ga. Belle and Elberta peach
seed, mixed, 20c doz:; 1 Ib.
white Citron seed, $1. 00: Mar-
gourds, 25 ea., plus post-
: also pair small Bantam
Mrs.
Otis Mashburn, Cumming, Rt.

S Korean Lespedeza> teclean-
ed, 10c Ib. Allene M. Aiken;
Madison.

Old Time Tender . White
Cornfield Bean seed, Crease-

backs and Cutshorts. 50c pt.
No chks. Mrs. T. H. Wade,
Ellijay. Rts:

20 Ibs, 1944 crop, Cannon
Ball melon seed, hand saved,
hade dried, fine quality, $1.20
Yb. P. P.. or best offer for lot.
L. E. Newton, Gordon.

_ Sev. lbs. frost-proof Eng. pea
seed, 30c lb., plus postage: 35c
Tb. postage paid: also 3% Ibs.
fresh tallow, 35c Ib. Mrs. Geo:
W. Richardson, Hartwell, Rt. 3.

Cannon Ball watermelon
ed, hand saved from selected
elons. pure and good as the
best, $1.50 Ib. FOB. J. J.
oodworth, Gordon, Rt. 1.

150 lbs. Cannon Ball melon
d, hand saved, shade cured,
0 Ib. if taken at once.
ling Yawn, Vienna, Rt. 2

Mariah Brown, Riech- |

a.:; 50 white feed sacks. 10c

Nice, sundried apples. free |

Tos

100 or more. 6c |
FOB. Chas. T. McMillan,

0 Ib. lots, del. Ist and 2nd}

train, $6.00 bu.

ane say, December 43, v4

SEED F OR SALE



Mammoth Russian

- sun-
flower seed, $1.00 gal.: okra
seed, 50c at.. postage paid.
Mrs. L. D. Elliott, Lavonia,

White multiplying nest on-
ions, $1.00 gal., postpaid. L. J.
Brown, Colbert, Ree

Kobe lespedeza, 18c Ib. Re-
cleaned, in 100 Ib. bags, or 12

vee and peanut hay for sale.

L. G. Downs, Andersonville.

Red, yellow, white meated
Sugar Lump watermelon, and
Long John cantaloup seed, 0c
pkt. postpaid. R. H. Long, Cul:
verton.



COTTONSEED
FOR SALE



D&PL_ cottonseed, treated
and delinted, Ist yr., $6.50
rewt., FOB. J. M.. Johnson,
Alma.

1,000 Ibs.. Summerours cot-
tonseed, Ist yr.,
Sericea Lespedeza seed, com-
bine run, for sale at once.

D&PL No. 14 _ cottonseed,
wilt-resistant. Ist yr., 4244 per
cent lint, $5.50 ewt. not treat-
ed, or $6.50 cwt. treated. 3 or
400 Ibs. shipped COD. Neo or-
ders less 100 lbs. Willie Tan-
ner, Flippen;. Box 65.



BEANS AND PEAS |
FOR SALE



13 Ibs., 1944 crop bunch oe

watertnel on butterbeans, 30c Ib., plus post-

age: 35c Ib., postage paid. Mrs.
Pollie Jackson, Waco, Rt. 2,
Box 9.

18 bu. Unknown peas, sound,
slightly mixed, picked without
A. W. Hadden,
Thomson, Rt. 2.

Col. butterbeans and tender
green beans, 30c Ib., plus post-
age, or 35 lb., postage paid.

|Also 3 guineas, roosters, rais-
ed this yr., 75 ea., or exc.
| guinea hens.

for
Cant ship. Mrs.
H. G. Tolbert, Rockmart, Rt. 2.

Soy beans for table use, 10c
Th. Caroline Greear, Helen.



FRESH AND DRIED
FRUIT FOR SALE



_ Dried, sour fruit. 50e Ib. del:
white nest multiplying onions,
nice and clean, $1.25 gal. del.
Bonnie Weeks, Dial. |

- PECAN AND OTHER |

lb. for combine run, R. A. Al-
len, Jenkinsburg. :
Watermelon seed, hand-:

prices.

-also 1200 Ibs. |

Gu
+. Ledbetter, Cumming, Rt. 2.

ley, Bowdon, Rt.

10e ea.;

| trees.

shipment. Thos. M

FRUIT TREES FOR SALE |

RABBITS AND CAVIES a



FOR ae



Gov. insp., lead. var. apple
trees, 2 yr-; 4-6_ft., 5c: 1 vr.
peach trees, 144-2 ft.. 30c ea.;
Pear, cherry, apricot, ooo) hie.

ee ea.; papershell pecan, 3- 4
$1. 50. ea. Lee Head, Cor-
oes

Peach trees: vellow and pink }

check press. White and yellow
elearsced, and Jap plums, all
2-3. ft., 4, $1.00" 3-4 ft.. 3 for
$1.00. Add postage. A.
Griffis, Patterson.

Budded Schley pecan trees, |
R2eS ft:

$f.00-ea.- 3-4 ft., $1.25
ea: 45 fi. $t a0 ea-. 5-6 {..
$1.75 ea. Cash with order. 100
lots at reduced price. R. L.

Adkins, Cordele.

Seedling peach trees, $1.50
doz.; $6.00 C; $50.00 M. Other
fruit trees. grapevines, at right
Mrs: BB. Fravis,
Riverdale:

Nice, black walnut sprouts,:
3 ft., rooted, $5.00 doz. P. P.:
apricot plums, hazlenuts, crab-
apples, 4 ft.. $2.00 doz.; black
raspberries. 36 for $2. 00: paw-
paw sprouts, $5.00 doz. Mrs.

Elsie Heaton, Mineral Bluff.

Museadine vines, 15c ea.:
hazlenut blueberry bushes.
$1.00 doz.: blueberry, 45 doz.

Add postage. Mrs. = W. Brad-

Rooted blackberry bushes,
red and yellow plum
trees, large size, 50c: small. 25c

ea.: also want exc. for or buy Cc
12 budded pecan trees, Monev- |

maker var. Mrs. W. E E. Wooten.
Camilla.

Lead. var. apple and peach
Write for reasonable
prices. Also nice, sundried ap-
ples, 5 lbs.. $2: 00 .del. Prompt
M. Webb, Elh-
ave Nt 3:

Hazelnut bushes. old fashion--
ed June Red and YeHow plum,
10e ea. $1.10 doz. Well rooted.
Add postage. piss H. M. Pat-
terson, Waco, Rt. 2. Box 87.

Native ei plants,
Himalaya extra heavy plants,
native plum; 2-3 ft., selected
trees. $3.50 C. Del. in Ga. Lois
Woodruff, Greenville, Rt. 5.



FRESH AND CURED
MEATS FOR SALE.



2-14 Ib. hams, 40c Ib; sides

and shoulders, 30 Ib. Add
postage. Fred Atkinson, Val-
dosta, Rit. 4.

2-large hams and 2 shoulders
about 35-40 Ib. ea.. 35e and 40c.
lb. at my place, 6 mi. White
Plains, after hogs are killed.
Write and I will notify when
to come after. S.' S. Elder,
Mayfield, Rt. 2



PEANUTS AND PECANS
FOR SALE

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE



NOTICE: On account. of
Ceiling prices on Pecans, the

the following notices are omit-
ted.

Med. size. seedling
for sale, FOB. Mrs. J. W.
ton, Bowdon, RE 3.

200 lbs. Stewart pecans, also
Seedling pecans for sale. Miss
Belle Timmerman, Bronwood,
Box 83.

Large seedling pecons, Mo-
bile thin shells, for sale. T. J.
Steed, Buena Vista.

Some papershell pecans for
sale. O. H. Bradbury, Bogart.

40 lbs. pecans, mixed: also 6
Martin and 21 dipper: gourds,
20c ea. All postpaid. Earl
Stuckey, Blackshear.

Money-Maker pecans,
filled out; for sale. Del.
Jackson, Stephens.

New pecans, selected. clean-
ed, graded, Schleys. Stuarts,
Success, Pabst, in 10-lb. bags,
and up. FOB. Sat. or mogney
back. F. C. Garrett, Ft. Gaines.

About 75 lbs. Seedling pe-
cans. Also 2 W. L. 3-A roost-
ers, ready for service, $2. 00 ea.
or exc. them for runnmg or
bunch butter beans or butter-
peas at 30c_ Ib... Mrs. A..F
Lee, Jesup, Rt. 1. :

pecans
Over-

well
Ooh:



PECAN AND OTHER
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE

Large red and yeliow var.
plum trees, 50c'.ea. Exe. for



budded pecan trees. Mrs. L.
M. Wooten, Camilla. i

individually quoted. prices on

-barn. Mrs.



Saanan doe _ kids,
soon, of fine milk producing
stock. Will ship; also 2 bulls.
right size for canning. Mrs. H.
A. Porter, Buford, Rt. 1. ;

Reg. eo Nubian buck

at Stud: 1 doe kid. 4 mos. old
and 3 yr. old Duck for sale.
Reasonable. considering breed-
ing. ee E: Grubbs, Demor-
est, Rt. 1.

Fine reg. stock Toggenburg
milk doe, $10.00 cash at my
H.W. ee

Ludowici, Rt. 1.

Grade milk goat, bred to reg.
Toggenburg buck, will be 4th
kidding March 4th, 1945; av.
4 ats. day with good _ care,
ae 00. Waey Paulk, Willacoo-
chee.

4 young milk eat 4 mos.
old, $6:00 ea: Saanan, 2 does,
milk stock, $10.00 ea: 2 muley-
head Saanan bucks, 1 yr old
of high milk stock, $15.00 ea.
FOB here. Mrs. Julia Varnedo;
ae 130 So. Candler Rd.

Reg., purebred Toggenburg
buck kid, 6 mos. old, sired by
Chickaming Stanton Judson T-
4979 of high A. R. ancestry
and from high producing dam.
Reasonable for quick sale. War-
ren Rollins, Atlanta, 349 Mur-
rayhill Ave., N. E. De 6912.

2 Tog. milk goats, nannies,
7 mos. old, ready for breeding,
1 naturally hornless. $15.00 or
$8.00 ea. Must sell quickly.
Mrs. Mamie B. Watson, Lo-
ganville, Rt. 2. 5

Very fine, snowwhite Saa-
nan buck, No. S-78031, name
Frank Sinatra, born August
Sth from Neoga June No. 70644,
from long line Reg. stock.
$20.00, including reg. papers.
James Sirmans, Jr.._ -Homer-
ville. :

|Show boar, $1.50 ea: 6 mos. old

pair

J.}

| doe, pure bred, oo 00 ea: book-

children, bring mule colt in

ton, Blairsville, Rt.

freshen

tail:



2 female cavies, bred teh

price.
Cross.

|} Chinchilla buck, wt. 7% Ibs.,
$2.00.. Exp. Col. Also want for
breeding large type NZ White
doe, 2 yrs. old. Buy or exe.
State particulars. Sonny Weeks,
Edison. \

Guinea pigs, asst. colors, $2 | for sale.

for grown stock; 2/3



5 vale. 9 to 45 yrs.
1,000 t 1200 Ibs., at reaso
Ollie Simpson



Mule, 5 yrs. o7d ana
old horse, both work any
1 ea. Sow, pig and heifer:
corn, wheat and hay,
en brooders and



mer, Rt... ft:



grown, $1.50 pr:-smaller pigs,
male or female, take as come,
60c ea. FOB. Lyman Cc Rentz,
Lakeland.



HOGS FOR E



Ped. Chinchilla bucks. 9 mos..
old, $3.00 ea. Ship COD. Wm.
H. Heard, Port. Wentworth.
A-10 Augustine Park.

N. Z. White rabbits,
reg. stock, 10 wks. old, $1.00:
ea. $2.00 pr. a 6 mos. old
buck, $3.00. Wm. Bradshaw,
Edison.

3 purebred English cavies.
mixed colors, 2 females and]
male, $1.50 ea. Exp. Col. Don-
ald. Sanders, Edison.

12 N. Z. White rabbits, $15.-
00 for lot at my farm. Charles
Griswell, Stone Mtn., Rt. 2

N- Z. White rabbits, 6 mos.
old does and bucks, 5 to 7 Ibs.
wt. $5.00 pr: also N. H. Red
cockerels, 4-A_ grade, $2.00 ea.
in prs: Hugh Bowling, Frank-
lin Springs.

Pe N. 4. White rabbits. 6
mos. old, $3.00 pr: buck and

for | colt, Ga.

7D 1s.

$4.50.

mos. old rab-
bits for first February. Mrs.
. H. Reese, Norwood, Rt.: Ze

1 bred Angora doe. $5.00:
Angora buck, $4.00; also 8
Guinea pigs. $3.00 pr. Trade:
for . White bred does.
Write. L. W. McBurney, Thom-
son, 401 RR St.

1h: 2% Red and tN Z.
White rabbit, $2.50 ea.- Ben
oo Carrs Station.

ing orders for 3

to



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



2 black mares, 4 and 5 yrs. as

old, wt. around 1400 Ibs. ea.,
also a 5 yr. old black mule
for sale. J. E. Clayton, Enig-
ma, Rt. 1

2 mare mules, 12 yrs. old,
about 1.000 Ibs. ea. work any-
where, $100.00 ea. at my barn.

CuR.




Little Ae Black
| Guinea, stay-fat kind, es
old, $18.50. ea. also A mare

Sinquefield. Harrison.

Reg. SPC. pigs. wt, ap
$25.00 ea.
Edgar Shipp. JF Americu

11 Berkshire crossed
SPC pigs. 9 wks. old, tre
Won't ship. _
farm, 4 mi. East of Perry
Hawkinsville Rd. Charl
Ross, Perry, Rt. 2, Box 14

SPC gilts. finest Cham
ship breeding:
30e pound: ready to breed.
pound. plus $2.50 ea. for





already b

ed May 5. 1943, $60.00
Humes, Columbus.

8 full blooded Duroc oi
sow Digs. 50-75 Ibs. ea.. |

10.00 ea.
Haddock, RE:

- Big Bone Black a



OIC and big bone Guinea
farrow in January. $16.00. |

Charping, Elberton, Rt, 3.

Reg. +S. P.
yrs. old, 375-400 lbs.,
vent inbreeding, $75. 60.
transferred: 544 mos. oe ue
male, $35.00 ea. 2
All
FOB. Fred Cc. Sesto,"
hurst, Rt: kk

Fine, reg. SPC pigs, C
pionship bloodlines, 8 wks
$15.00 ea: 3 mos. old, $25.
Morgan, A



. herd pee













Walton Tanner, Sandersville,
RFD

Al ae plug, mule, $20.00 at



CATTLE FOR SALE



my farm, 5 mi. So. Jonesboro.
Alex H. Stephens,. Jonesboro. |

-15 yr. old bay mare, good

cond., safe for old folks or tle.

Sell or exc. for corn,
Pat-

Spring.
feed or cattle. ory H.

Good saddle ioe good
worker, 10-12 yrs. old. about
1000 lbs..$75.00: also 2 14-Ib.
hams, 40c Ib: Sides oe shoul-
ders, 30c Ib. Add postage. Fred
Atkinson, Valdosta, Rt. 4.

Black mare mule, 1150 Ibs.,
10 yrs. old, perfectly sound,
$175.00: also 10 Shoats, 60-100
lb. wt. at market price: and
1 heifer, Ist calf, $50.00. A. B.
Weatherby, Fayetteville, Rt lL

1 pr. mares, work anywhere,
1 Bay with flax mane and
i: Gray, > wt, - 1350. lbs;
both fat: also: 110 bu. corn,
Hastings and Whatleys mixed

bulls.
ton.

AL

for sale. E. M.. Cason, Buck-

head. mos. old.
4%. yr. old horse, gentle, Sparta.

also cart, all good cond., or

will sell horse alone. R.

Hudson, Martinez, c/o W.
Johnson.

A.

3. good mules. just off the
farm and 1 saddle pony: also
2 Brampton bulls, 4 and 6 yrs.
of age. L. C. Shipp, Rockmart,

A 3.
2 mare mules, about 2,000 ole:
Ibs. Black, good farm mules,

sound. $75.00 ea.
dell, Athens.

12 yr. old mare mule, $65.00
or trade for smaller mule or

Jd Be Cate

young, 3 gal. cow: also 12
rabbits. (3 grown, 9 young),|mers Mill.
White doe, Red doe. Black

buck, young mixed, $15.00 or 3

trede for small breed, 1944
Bantam. pullets, at $1.00 ea.
At my place. Mrs. Clifford
White, College Park, Rt. 2.

bulls,
here.





3 yrs. old Jersey cae. @

milk now, calf 2
old, $110. 00 for hotly nice, ge
Riding and plow ho
$90.00; also 25 WL. 18 |
old hens, ready to lay, $1.01
Mrs. Helen R. Street, At
Rt. 2, Box 564. 5;

Fine Guernsey ae
bred of Candler stock,
old, gentle, rich milk mee
ter stock, $250.00.
Tom Zuhos,
Sweetwater Park.

Purebred, Reg.
Polled bull,
blood lines,






Lawrencev



refo
5. YES, old,

Have used for 3 yrs. wi
herd. Sell to prevent inbree
ing. $200.00: also sev. yo
P. Fersone, | Talb



Reg. Horned Heretert bu
15 mos. old, and your choi
reg. Guernsey bulls, 3 t
A. a aa



_ Offering few of my. G
|sey heifers for sale, also s
nice bull calves, from 1 to
mos. old, all sub. to reg
SPC male hogs, gilts, and
sub. to reg. and reg.
Wicker, Americus.




Jersey cow, 3rd calf. aw

approximately _ 4 g
$100.00 at barn.
Hamilton, Baxley, Rt

Cream Jersey mileh.
fresh in, calf only few
old, $50.00 for both. [..
Smith, Royston, Rt. J, at





purchra
bloodlines, not reg., Hore
16 mos. old, $50.00
$55.00 ea. shipped.
_L. Thornton, Dewyrose, R





December 8, 1944

Mushrooms, per 1 lb. carton

Turnips (Bunched), per doz.



Fresh Fruits and Vegetables _



Apples (Ga. Yates, Fey. all sizes) in boxes : :
Collards, per dozen bunches 2...._.____.__, 1.00- 1
Mustard Greens, per bu. bo ee 1 00- c
Sweet Potatoes, per bu. baskets 2...
este Be Ed ee < u
Turnip Salad, per bu. prs,























tale. pig. Give age and pri
; Wynn, Carlton.

ee AND MULES:












iding over farm. Joe.
own, McRae. =

HEEP AND GOATS:



























eap. near here. Write. Es.
-ox. Griffin, Rt. A.






large Noley type, 1 vr. o




B. Tucker, Ocilla,. Rt. 2.














POULTRY ares







Want + purebred Hampshir

Want nice pony with Hones:
ge enough for man to use
M.

Want 1 young billy goat,

Want 1 purebred Ram sheep

Write what you have to offer.

Will trade Prince Royal
0. 69830, Saanan buck, for per kerel
: Reg. Toggenburg ov Saanan | 23S ee
doe kid or a good 4 at. milk-

. grade doe, bred to freshen

ce.

home,

guarantee.

| LEGHORNS:

220 big Eng,
Id} 1944 hatch
lets, 6 mos. 0 bantam cockerels. $2.00 each.

FOB. Money order. Malcolm
/McMillan, Bartow, PO Box 135.

5 April hatch mixed bantam
roosters, $1.75 {6r- lot: W. G:

mos. old, 80 pu
I si, 50 ea. None shipped. At my |
ail Be Veale,
Tifton, Rt. 3, Box 19

30 WL. 4- ae ae ae es
old, ready to lay, eee
$150 ea. at my farm Dobbins, Max
|No less than 30 shipped. Leo
Price, Soperton.

1 or

:

ars

- | BABY CHICKS

Id.) 5. RB. OQuinn,. Sparks.

Lenox.

jJand 1














aycross, REM:
AFOWLS WANTED:









GHORNS WANTED:
Want 2 young Brown Leg-
orn roosters. Don J. Cason,

_ Want 2 yrs, old Peafowl hen. FOR S
es Hiiee. Hd, Pome. Ho-}

burn.








1 White Woandate purebr





Loganville,

$ 0.00: 1 % Claret.













98 Gordon Rd., SW.

ick,

6 Arkansas Blue hens, 1 co
25.0 0: guar, pure and true








~avonia, Rt.






os.. full stock. $2.00 ea. M.









dan, Bartow, PO Box 135.

Few prs. good breeding st
Dark Cornish bantams. $6,



_tams, $5.00. M. O. only. M
ayme Aydelotte, Fairburn.
BARRED AND.

THER ROCKS:







1.50 ea. $2.50 pr. Exc.
antam hens. 3 for LS FOR;




18 3-A WR. Apriieetch







avmont, Rt. 1.

CORNISH. GAMES
D GIANTS:







icello, Rt. 3.

ae rooster, June 1943 hatch,
0 plus shipping chgs. Must
- Miss Hazel a Watson,

r. Blue Traveler. 9 rs. old,

16 D
lood cock, $5.00. 4 ee om

2. (Sebrights), March hatch
mee MO Keo far other
ames. Jimmy Akin. Atlanta

_4 game hens, dif. col -
1orse stock; $3.00 Eo tor
igs. H. B. Tiller. Brunswick,
oe BO. Fussell, Bruns-

ame. 2-Vrs. pe B. P. Weaver.

oP Mrs. N. E, Harrell. Ade:

antam cockerels. $2.00
"OB: M: 0. Malcolm MeMil-

r.. Eges, $3.00 for 15, R. W:
lark, Macon, 358 Spring St.

Trio fine Dark Cornish ' ban-

: Extra fine 4-A WR. cockerels

40. Thomas. Valdosta, PO Box

ullets:; 2 cockerels, $23.00.
1.59 ea. del. Wee McGowan,

Cuban Blue and Irish Gilder

ed

young

home.

10 WL. and Cornish cross,

a5 A hens, 1*yr. awe agate oe
2.00 ea., also purebre or-

Tole Haen. els, $2.00 ea.

$1.50 ea: MM: 20." only: Syoee

Groyer Edge, Tarrytown, Rt.

16 WL. AAA hens, ready o
.|lay and in good cond., free of |:

insect and disease... $1. 75 each.
FOB. Myks.

G. W. Shannon, ed oe

- 15 pure Brown Poohorn Kens
rooster, Everlay str.,
mos. old. $30.00. No checks.
woe W. R. Richey, Lavonia, Rt.

PEAFOWLS, PHEASANTS, _
|FIGEONS. QUAIL, ETC.,

ALE:

Aristocrat
size. fast breeders of 1 lb. white
Red and Yellow.
oe a birds. $2.00 ea:

meat squabs.

ters, $2.00 ea:
hens, 1 vr. old. $2.00. ea.
Cc: Clifton, Millen.

Mrs.

tg | Ma 1406.

O. | order.

Tiger.
ck ES

dita cosets Deg
fested and from | . stock, $3
Young a. roosters 3 to 4|a. Plus Exp. chgs. Money pes

Crs

SUSSEX:

5 Black Carneaux pigeons, 2
ijmales, 3 females. $7.50. Strong
healthy stock. Money order.
Mrs. Mayme evel Fair-| tur, 903 East

10 pr. Homer Racing pigeons,
$1.00. pr. or exe. for bantams or
other chickens, rabbits, guineas
{or Bilines, pigs, corn, potatoes,

ete. D.\ W: Chadwick, Rolston.

13

ville.

BARRED, WHITE AND
OTHER ROCKS:

4 purebred Barred Ply mouth
Rock, April 1944 hatch cocker-

FARM HELP ED

a hens, 16; AND BANTAMS:

Golden Sahright

jetta, Box 207.

4 bantam hens and rooster,
3.00; also want a New. Hamp-
| shire rooster. Fetruary or Mar. |

2 March hatch WL. Best Fee 1944 hatch. H.
str. breeding cockerels, direct | glasville.
+| Ferris, $9.00 or $5.00 ea. Mrs:

M. Adams, Dou-

FOB. No checks.

Mrs. Babe Ashe; Bishop. -
CORNISH. GAMES
AND GIANTS:

Nice Blinker brood - cock,
dead game, $3.00 or exc. for 2
pit game hens, Muffs prefer-

Griffin, Gaines-

%



e
t

tion: strong

Want ae mian or couple
for light work on farm, tend:
to hogs, chickens. heifer cows,
ete. In DeKalb Co., near De-
catur. Weekly salary and share
crop next year. 2 BR: house
with lights and water. Come
at once. J. H. Tribble. .Deca-

College Ave.

Want tenant for 2 H. farm,
3rds and 4ths, 70 A. cultiva-

upland and bot-

tomland. Between Brookwood
and Sharon Churches, So. part
Porsyth.Co, Write gr see. -C

pigeons. large | C. Bagley, Suwanee, Rt. 1.

Rhodes, Parrott.

00 | TURKEYS, . GUINEAS,

G.

GEESE, DUCKS, ETC.
FOR SALE:

2 Mammoth Bronze turkeys,
T'S. | gobbler, 24 Ibs., and hen, 14 lbs.
Mrs. E. S. Talley, Choopee.

ae Bie : ae : guineas,
43 hatc 3.75 for the 1 roos- t] $274,
fer and 2= hens. Mrs. GC. A. 2 oe :
for | Black, The Rock. Rt.

WYDANOTTES:
85 fine White Wyandotte country home

Mrs. | elec., 8. mi.

blodd.

1, Box 44,

catur, Rt; 2:

Broad Ave.

plenty good

crop. . White
rent or oe

1 trio Speckled Suecex. 2 yrs. | live in. M.
1944 hatch Golden Sbright | old, $5.00; trio of April hatch, | ta. 718 oe
$4.50: also 2 Everlay str. Brown 7265.

L. pullets, $2.50 ea. $11.00 for
lot, not prepaid. Charles Tyler,

Want man

SE

ede pullets, 9 mos. old, laying 60 ta} salary, home



65 eggs per day, $150. 00. FOB.
Party furnish crate.
Tanner, Sandersville, Rt. 1.

Few 4-A- April hatch RCSL.
Wyandotte 6-7lb. cockerels, $3
ea, Exp. chg. extra; June cock-
erels, same grade, 3 or more
ross cock, 18 mos. old, $3.00. Ibs., "$3, 00 ea. No chks. Mrs.

-

oney order. S. O. Huff, Mon-| A. Ke McLeroy, eatonion: Rt.

Ciitieei?

St., NW.



Want nice couple to live in
farm home and assist with light
work on farm. Answer _ all

\ ea. Write for | letters. J) 0.
vrices on other breeds. J. H.

Barr, Lumpkin.

REDS (NEW HAMPSHIRE.
AND RHODE ISLANDS:)

7 pure Donaldson Red _ roos-
10 fine laying

Gresham, eee

Want farmers tot crops, 50-
50 basis. white or col., prefer
big families with. extra work-
ers for wages. Fine proposit-:
ion for manwho understands
Cane growing. Good houses,
No. Albany. Con-
tact J. T. Douglas. Will answer

3 Parmenter Red aa Be 7 mos. all inauiries. Albany, 238
old, cockerels, $2.50 ea. at my

os: Arrington.
ae Atlanta. 979 oe Ave., Sw.

Want good man for 2 H.
farm. 50-50 basis. Good land,

tools and aS

on Mail and School Rts. J.
Rosser, os 533 ee

. Apt. 1, At 3596.

Want rer fore aecore 2b,

or col. Standing
basis. House to
Bradley, aa
wood S. E. Ma

Want wet in touch ae 3
Blacksmith who wants a good
opening, and other farm work.
es Wilson. Shady eae Box

wit small fam-

ily to work on stock farm and
drive truck and tractor. Good.
warm house with lights to live
in. water. and good wages. 8].
mi, East Atlanta. W. S. Smith,.

Glenwood ave.,

Want Pane experienced
colored people as caretakers ot

and farm. Good
and fine oppor-

tunity for right parties. Apply
R. L, Hull, ATES: 1139 Spring

Want 2 men to ale on beet
cattle and grain farm (no cot-
ton,) with tractor and combine
experience. Good houses, near
school and church. Good sal.
7 mi. Athens on Augusta Hwy.
Bart Powell, Athens, Rt. 3.





Want share croppers for fe 2 f

POU iad FOR SALE. a WANTED 1

H.. farms. Good houses, stock,

convenient.

+

insville..
levson.

Burger,

~~ Want

132 mi.

Want

mitv Rd:

Hwy. R
Want

| pay. Mrs.



or see. J. D
burn, Rt. 1

* Want farmer with force to
run 2 H. farm on 50-50 basis.| Ad
Good: land, mules, tools, etc.
Furnish cash to make Or
White or Col. Very good 4 R
house. Can move _at once, 1%
mi. town and school J.
Goodrum, Warwick.

Want. party to operate 2 or
3 H. farm. good stock, good
land: plant any crops, on share
basis. or part shares~and
Maxwell, Whigham.

good man on halves
for 2 b= farm
plenty wood and good water,
~ 41 Hwy... mi So.
Jonesboro, on school and mail
Rts, White or col. I furnish | 3
tractor: you drive it. Alex H
Stephens, Jonesboro, RFD.

- Want reliable, pido lean ee:
settled col. man or couple for
light work on farm, feed stock,
tend garden. ete. for salary and |
house to live in, prefer
ieaurens : Co..

Crone sG

with small

burg, RFD

Want eee white woman
to live in home with nice peo=
ple and do light. work on
farm, near Atlenta. $8.00 week, ;
room -and board. Mrs. C. A.
SRE Mectooee: "Riverdale.

small family:
N. Roberds, Savannah, Bona-
venture Rd.,

Want man ae share crop, to
live in home, board and neces- | a
sary spending money
sell crop. 4.A. tobacco and any
other crop with corn grain.
Good offer. Mrs. Essie Beasley,
Egypt. Rt. 2.

- Want good farmer for large
plantation: 50-50. or standing
rent: have farm equipment,
good mules, tractors, combine,
etc. also want elderly couple :
to live on farm. and take charge
poultry, stock, ete. near Hawk-
Elmer Treisch, ein

Good

to

school and
towns. Col. or white; also want
old; settled, col:; farmer = or
couple for light work. around
farm. Good house, patches, sal-
ary. Write at once. Mrs.
Jackson, Lovett.

Want ood man for 2 H.
cron for:1945, 50-50 basis. Good
1c. stock and tools. V. a
er, Whitesburg.

- Want single, exp. farm hand,
+1st January to first July, Must
know how to plow. $25.00 mo...
board and laundry. C.J. Gor-
don, Warwick, Rt. 2.

Want Dairy help. Man with
White only.

/o Dairy.

Want couple: young or ere
ly, honest and dependable, to
work on farm: work furnished
until crop time,
basis.. Good bottom land, nice
3 R. furnished house: tractor,
stock and milch .cow. J.

Cave Springs. Rt. %.

Want farmer for 2 H. crop
on 50-50 basis. 4 R. house, good
land, plenty wood, - ae mail
and school. bus. Rt. 2 mi. So.
Fairburn. os Senoia. ia. Write
. Stephens,

4 R. house,

W. H. Clough,

. Walsh, Garfield.

nee

woman. not
over .60, for light work on
farm. No milking. Good home
family and good

Jennie Moore: Lees-

Roy | w, es
Pelham Rd., NE.

Want epl. to - ines
work by day or mo,
house in good cond.
Elec., running wate
side door: raise feed
garden, tend some sto

Loe

until

then 50-50

Fair-

part

from
Can move you.
Mrs. oe ives Johnson, Lovett.

Want man to work on Poul-
try farm: Regular wor good
wages. At once.
Blackshear.

good aoe
"1 ble, for-1 and 2
share basis. on Gr eRe Sum-
churches and
ee o or close to paved

-relia-
farms on



a6

farm. 3 Do ao
+ far mi.

ville, Rt. 2:

Briarcliff. Gar:

on 4ths.
14 mi.

5



Call Sundav.
a
water Park

once. W. =
ville? Rt. 1. -

houses:
and truck



el.

share Sec ee a
farming, 50-50. basis; als
to drive truck and ot er
day. labor. Wages. o
Good land, water, cei

Hwy. 7. Ben R. ee B

Want single woma
or col. or couple for li
{on farm. No milking
salary, also Share Cro
vr. Good house in var
Ce<Tripbie

Want good man f
farm, 50-50 Ses standi
Bostwick:
ce Bus by door:

Want an mer tor eee
with good house, wate
right good pay for right
ty. Man and. -wife,
col. who knows How

' Want good CSL farm :
H. farm. 50-50 basis. good
tools, etc. Good. 4

Want ae farmer or
farm, good land, mules
good tobacco ac
land. Conv
Church.-and_ school:
and school bus Rts
nent for good man. A.S
















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bacco, cotton,

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2 boys wantssa 2 H.
shares with honest, s
ty.. Have to be furl sh
make and gather cree
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_ Want large, 1 H. tx 0
church and_ school -
with good house, lig

es and corn land,
honest and want to g
-honest, sober.
Thompson, Baxley, Rt

Middleaged, refined -
healthy, wants place
with high class peop
not reply you:
salary and send postag
Ennis ge Atlanta, 2

farm tg ethan m
30 yrs. old, married. 5 3
ily. Marvin Wyatt, Kite

sober, good reputati
in farming. 2 in famil
to be ae Let

W. H. Barker.

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