Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1945 February 28

: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1945





iow people hoe at home realize that the Farmers

ket, at Atlanta is of International | interest.

| : paloine letter from Mr. G. F. Perkin, Director
e L Department of Agriculture, Canada, demonstrates
rest in, and recognition of, our Georgia Farmers

ONTARIO

Department of Agriculture
Co ccration and Markets Branch
: TORONTO 2, Ont.

= / February 21st, 1945.
Mr. Tom Linder,

ommissioner,
Georgia State Department of Agriculture,
Atlanta, Ga.

Dear Sir:

_ A proposed wholesale fruit and vdetable terminal
market for this city as an immediate post-war project
has now developed to the point where surveys are be-
ing conducted by a Special Committee representative

all the interests involved. This Committee has been
ppointed on the suggestion of the Ontario Minister
' Agriculture and is comprised of representatives of
yur Federal Government, our Government of the Prov-
ce of Ontario, the Canadian National Railways, the
Canadian Pacific Railway, the wholesale fruit trade
and the commercial fruit and vegetable growers of our
Province.

The Committee would like to visit Atlanta, Ga., on.

arch 16th and 17th next to go over the State market,

d generally survey the type of facilities provided,

the method of operation, including the market rules

nd regulations, fees and rents charged, cost and so
rth. Our party will be ten in number. 4

It would be greatly appreciated if. you would ad-
rise whether this visit is convenient at this time. Trans-
yortation has been arranged by ODT Washington and |
. ir party will be arriving from Kansas City after a look
1t wholesale terminal markets in that area.

Yours very truly, .
G. F. PERKIN,

Director.

eorgia is the first state in the Union to recognize t!:e
rtance and possibilities of a Jarmers Marketing

he pea State Farmers Market was built in Atlanta,
nm 1935 during my first term as Commissioner of

: built without one cent special appropriation.

mammoth - Farmers. Market in Atlanta





at eee Aveuds and Sylvan Road is the result of a
first market built i in 1935, . :

- Merchants, truckers iad railroad men have a
_ the news of the Atlanta Market into all sections of No:
America.

.

Not ae the people of other Sites but the people o
other countries are turning their eyes toward Georgia f
leadership and experience in the marketing of farm pro
ducts as the above letter from the Canadian Director
Agriculture demonstrates. |

What we have done in Georgia is only the beginnt
The reason we are going so slow is because it takes money
to build and operate markets. :

big distribution market at or near Washington, D. C=
| THE WASHINGTON MARKET _

: The above letter from Canada shows that the
being followed by Georgia is not only the correct plan
that it is being reeognized as such in other countries.

.

We are proceeding as fast in the developing of the:
markets as available funds will permit. It will, howeve
be impossible to undertake a Georgia Market in Wash
ton until a large lump sum of money is made available
this purpose. ee

Not only are the farmers of Georgia losing a lol
money every year for want of such a market, but als <
development of vegetable and fruit crops in Georgia
being delayed and hindered.

The fact of the matter is that our eat rep ti :
east of the Mississippi River is suffering a loss of vit
healthful foods due to the laek of such a market.

yea and einer produce to the ontiee Fa atoin half
the Nation.

promote the Droeeeaty of our fa mers | Teva .
_ of our state. ' :





February 23, 1945

Apples,. boxes __
Collards, per dozen :

Mushrooms, per: % lb. carton
Onions (Green), per doz. bunches
Sweet Potatoes, per bu. bkts.
Turnips (Bunched), per dozen











- Turnip Salad, per bu. hprs.





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mailing list and for change of address ty STATE BUREAU
STATE CAPITOL. Atlanta.

on the
F MARKETS. 222

- Notices of farm produce and appurtenances admissable
nder postage regulations inserted one time on each request and
accompanied by new copy of

repeated only when request. is
notice.

x

ulletin. _
- Published Weekly at

114-122 Pace St., Covingten, Ga.
y Department of Agriculture

Tom Linder, Commissioner,

~ 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
ume any responsibility for any notice appearing 10 the

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Ex cutive
Atlanta, Ga.
Publication Office

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

ern

' State Capitol, Atlanta. Ga.

otify on FORM 3578Bureau of

Markets, 222 State Capitol
Atlanta, Ga.

Office, State Capitol



Entered as- second class matter
August 1, 1937, at the Post Office
nt Covington, Georgia, under Act
Accepted for
mailing at special rate oi postage
pended for in Section 1103. Act

of June 6 1900.

of October 8. 15:.

- SECOND - HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



Snes 8-80 Lummus_1-story

moval at price slightly above
cost of installations in 1941.
W. S. Hughes, Atlanta, 780
Clement Dr., N. E.

2 row cultivaters for Model
-H tractor: with planters and
special Hoppers. Plants seed
nd puts out fertilizer all in
one operation. Used 2 _ yrs.
$350.00 FOB farm. O. G.
Skinner, West Point.

1 H. eutaway harrow, Clark;

callop disc, 2 H. spading har-
row, and other farming tools
and equipment. H. C, Wal-
drep, Forsyth:

Practically new lot of 1_H.
farm equipment. Steel culti-
-vator, turn plow, ete., $25.00.
WW-C. Gilmer, Atlanta, 342 3rd

Cotton planter, $3.50 at_my
aee. Cannot. ship. Tom
Steed, Buena Vista.

One 8-23 in. Disc Roman
arrow. practically new,
85.00 FOB farm. W. R. How-
rd, Stephens.

Power Cane Mill, 3 rollers,
$75.00: 1 Syrup cotton poison
machine (2 rows at a time),

* Oliver 2 H. turn plow,
ngton cotton planter, $10.00.
joe M. Brown, McRae. _

_ Practically new Ford-Fergu-
son Mould Board plow, 2-14
plows with slip-on points, in
good cond. Hubert E. Moore,
Toceoa. ee

F-20 Farmall tractor, on
teel, reconditioned motor, cul-
ator and Cole 2-row plant-
s, fertilizer attachments,
; fertilizer attachments,
Oliver 2-disc turning plow.
Morris Phillips, Crandall.

- Farmall 20 tractor on rubber
it my farm. W. E. Oxford,

Fordson tractor pulley with
ear complete. reasonable.
ohn Anderscon, Jefferson.

2-unit DeLaval
milker, in good cond. Sell
heap. W. H.Cubreath, Union

Farmall F-30 tractor, on
od rubber, with 26-inch
vy duty. harrow, $1,000.00.
M. Tillman, Athens, 128
ege Ave.

o. 10 Vulcan, $8.00; i A-

r, $7.00. Good subsoiler,
.00; 1 Jones mowing ma-
hine, $40.00. All in good
ond. , Prices quoted at my
1ome. C. M. Adcock, Adairs-
mie itt. 2. :

i 13x18 autocatic balance
alve Continental steam en-
ine. .72xJ6 high pressure
sont. boiler in A-1 cond for
TW Paul Simmons, Metter,

O. Box 68.

2-80 saw Munger gins in
food cond., with boiler, en-
ine, screw press, with steam

Marchman,

or Farmall



d. G. M.
i ess

wearing ene $10.00

SECOND - HAND |
MACHINERY FOR SALE

&

a

= : :
' Garden fertilizer distributor,
large weed burner: almost
new. Stanley Christian, At-
lanta, 2309 Boulevard Dr., S.E.
Dea .5723. :

-Blec. motor for churn: used
only few times; $15.00. B. C.
Bynum, Shellman, Rt. 1.

j Allis-Chalmers No. 40 com-
bine, in good cond., mounted
on rubber, for sale cheap. Aul-
den Gillis, Glenwood.

John Deere 10 ft. binder, |
with power takeoff and new
floor Curtain, $150.00 at barn.
Come see. No letters... W. C.
Speir, Dooling.

B. F. Avery 2-row. tractor;
bottom plow, harrow; 2 row
cultivators, - fertilizer attach-
ments and planters. Al in
good shape. W. W. Parker,
Hahira (5 miles N. W. Hahira).

Bottom land tractor. plow,
cuts 23 inches, as good as new,
$40.00. Intl mule power. hay
baler, in good shape, $75.00.
Dont write. See. Also want
heavy King tractor harrow for
Mi-Farmalk for cash: T.
Richardson, Palmetto. ;

Farmall 2-row tractor on
good rubber, in good mech.
cond. Harrow, tiller with
grain box, cultivators, planters
and __ fertilizer attachments.
Come see. A. Hubert Storey,
Thomaston, Rt. 1.

Open buggy, $50.00.
Kinsman, Jackson.

Good 2-horse wagon, $50.00:
t 2-horse wagon, -$25.00. 1 2-
horse turner Oliver No. 12; 1-
H. turner A. Oliver. Corn
planter; cotton planter, guano
distributor. E. F. Noland,
Adairsville, Rt. 2,.

1 No. 3 J. B. Feed mill and
other equipment for sale. Jes-.
se Thompson, Jr., Swainsboro.

1942 Allis Chalmers all-crop
harvester, No. 60 combine. 1
2-H. John Deere walking cul-
tivator. In good cond. J. C.
Sledge,. Byron, Rt. 2.

1 No. 1 peanut weeder, used
1 season. $20.00 del. at R. R.
L. B. Kelley, Donaldsonville.

22-36 M. D. Tractor, 4-dise
power lift plow: 32 disc cut-
ting harrow, mowing machine,
hay rake and other farming
implements.. LL. TT. Davis,
Chickamauga. i

G. W.

1 2-H. slat wing Moline turn
plow No: =10 $2502 2-e
disc harrow, 18 inch _ dises,
with tongue, $25.00. G.
Edmondson, Temple.

1 section drag harrow. 25
teeth, same as new, $10.00 FOB
my barn. Cannot ship. Miss
Mary. G. Lewis, Cornelia, Rt. 1.

2 H- wagon. $20.00: 1 dise
harrow, $15.00; mower, axle,
and 2-wheels. $10.00. J. N.
Willingham, Atlanta, 188 Eliz-
abeth, St. Wa. 0329.

Complete Continental Gin
outfit. in Ist class cond. .Gor-
don Kittles. Dalton,

2 H. wagon and farming
s W. T. Martin, Crawford,

1H. P. hay press, $20.00.
Frank F, Lamb, Danville.
No, 13: Oliver 2 H. plow, all

_ George
eSot ee



Cap,

rshape.

G. | cultivating
-|see. harrow. Give age. cond.,

bine on rubber.

or 6 ft.
Ried

2 H. wagon for sale cheap.
All letters ans. Camillah Red-
ding, Juliette, Rt. 1, Box 97.

A 2-row potato and tobac-
co planter, $100.00. A. L.
Luce. Fort Valley. Phone No.
205. :

A 2-H. wagon for sale.
J. Walsh, Garfield.

Avery Gneral, excellent
cond.. complete planting, cul-
tivating eauipment, dbl. disc
harrow. Reasonable. J. G.
Bailey, Camilla,

Fordson tractor, good run-
ning cond., latest model. Also
good Oliver 8-disc harrow,
ready to use. G. L. , Pirkle.
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. -

Weeder or cultivator, 3 sec..
2 mould board: plows on side
plow, all are almost new;
work on any make tractor,
cheap for cash. J. A. Dyer,
Demorest.

Pressure canner. 5: one-half
gal., or 7 gt. jars, 2 pans, good
cond.. $16.00. cash. Mrs. E.

R.

Blackstock, Douglasville, Rt. 2.

2.compartment dry storage
milk box for dairy, 9-10 gal.
See. J. 1. Breedlove.
Monroe.

Bush>-and:-=Bos= harrow.
$185.00: dise plow on rubber
for Ford tractor. $200.00: Intl
Hammer Mill. $150.00: Allis
Chalmers. -<W:- <G; tractor,
$125.00. All guar. first class
C. E. English, Warren-
ton. Rt. 3.

Milk Box for dairy, 40 gal.
cap., used 9 mos.: milking ma-
chine. etc. _See. 2% mi. Or-
chard Hill, 5 mi. Milner. T. M.
Harris, Milner,

Farmall F-12 tractor on rub-
ber. Tiller and dbl. sec. har-
row, mowing machine, 2 plant-
ers, with all equipment. for
sale. Sam Cook, Homerivlle.



SECOND .- HAND
MACHINERY WANTED



Want 1 H. wagon in vicinity
of Columbus. Thomas M.
oS Columbus, 1100 20th

3

Want Grain Binder, 6 or 7
ft. cut for horse power: any
good make, in-~first class cond.,
aoe cae W. H. Wood, Martin.
Pete; :

Want for Oliver 70 tractor,
3 or 4 disc tiller, planting and
equipment,

and price on each. W. L. Wil-
son, Thomasville. P. O: Box
263, or phone 3770.

Want late model 1-row trac-
tor with equipment, and 1
Avery Walking cultivator, C'!
O. Taft, Kirkland.

Want 5 ft. combine, in good
sone. Walter Waldrep, Dub-
In. ; { ,

Want Farmall H or M trac-
tor with cultivating equipment
only, or Ford tractor with cul-
tivators, breaking plow and
planters. Pay top price. At
once. Write or phone collect.
Ben Screen, Portal.

Want Ford-Ferguson tractor
and_ equipment for same. E.
F. Dean, Odum.

Want used garden / tractor
and implements. State make.
cond., price. Marion McKown.
Forest Park, Box 125.

Want tractor, F-20 or F-30,
or other good make of equal
size. Consider steel wheels on
rear, in first class cond., rea-
sonably cheap for cash. J.
re Smith, Perry, P. O. Box

Want I. H. C. No. 42 Com-
State age,
cond., and price. C. C. Middle-
ton, Blakely, Box 286. .

_ Want Riding plow or Walk-.
C.{ing Cultivator, in A-1 shape. |
State cond. and

price.. Ralph
Lee, Alma.

Want Allis Chalmers or Int}
Combine with 6-ft blade, near
Augusta. State make, age..
cond., model number and low-
est cash price. Have Disc har-
row, 10 disc., 2 wheel front and
2 or 3 H. hitch, $40.00. James
B. Bartch, Augusta, RG Be

Want Riding Tobacco trans-
planter. in good. shape, no
junk. Fred Norman, Hazle-
huxseo Re =

Want waiter wheel or gears
and shafting for building 10 ft.
overshot water wheels for use
on farm to grind feed. etc. A.
Ee Ward, Dahlonega, Rt. 4.

Want J. D. CC cultivater,
_W. J. Cape, Pitts,

Fi

dbl->

-|1 dbl. disc harrow, 1 Bush and

}for med. size tracior, in good



COND HAND
INERY WANTED

E

H

5
Cc

Want Ford-Ferguson tractor, |

dbl. disc Athens plow for Fer-
guson and disc harrow. . State
make, cond., and price. A. L.}
Copeland, Waverly, Rt. 1. ~

Want radiator for 15-30 Mc-
Cormick-Deering *tractor> or
Power unit, No. 300 McCor-
mick-Deering. H. H. Mobley.

Take smatier.

Want for. cash, Farm
tor and Tiller, prefer
Phone
collect. R. L. Jackson.

Want med size trac
harrow, cultivator:
planter attachments. Fo
H. M. Lambert, Mount:

Want good Ford |

Cobbtown. / tractor on rubber, pr

Want old style Fordson trac-
tor. good cond., also Athens
side plows within 200 mi. here.
Bill Hyde, Jasper, Rt. 2.

Want Hammer Mill,* good
eond., also set of Blacksmith
tools. reasonable price. W. G.
Bulloeh, Pelham, Rt. 2.

_ Want 1 row pepper, tobacco
or sweet potato transplanter.
Will come after and pay cash.
E. H. Stokes, Macon, Rt. 3.

Want good Farm Bell, sec-
ond hand or new. Advise. Ma-
jor Henry L. Bowden, Atlanta,
176 Ponce de Leon Ave., N. E.

Want tractor binder in good
cond: Henry Green, Toccoa.

Want late model B_ Allis
Chalmers with cultivator and
planter on rubber. D. E. Phil-
lips, Climax, Rt. 1, Box 293. -

Want: International Lime or
Fertilizer Spreader, box-type:
12 or 14 ft. length. State cond.
and price. A. Swanson,
Fairburn.

Want at once. planting and
cultivating outfit complete for
2-row J. D. tractor. No junk.
W. J. Hitchcock, Devereux.

~ Want set distributors, plant-
ers, cultivators. and power lift
for J. D. model B tractor. C.
E. Walters, Chula, Rt. 1.

Made crude oil eng., 20 or 25
H. P. to be used for pulling
a stationary spray machine on
my farm. Advise. C. M. Mil-
ler, Cornelia.

Want a 1940 or 1941 Allis
Chalmers Combine, in first
class cond. John E.- Mayes,
Hartwell, Rt. 1,

Want garden tractor.
make, age, amount of use,_
equipment, if any, and cash
price. U. E. England, Rome,
Box 1013.

Want small farm bell, that
can be attached to post. Mrs.
H. N. Hanson, Macon, 139 Ten-
ny Ave.

Want pulley for Model C
Allis Chalmers tractor at once.
W. PB. Neal, Summerville, Rt. 4.

State

starter and lights. State
and. all equipment with
Earl Parker, Blairsville

Want large size tractc
Tiller. Also Combine
Jackson, Wrightsville.

Want complete plan
fertilizer: distributor |
model A tractor. Sta
other equinment av
above. R. W. Wilson,
855 Broad St.

ae

INCUBATORS
BROODERS FOR





* 3 Elec. Incubators, 2,
and 240 cap., also a
brooder, all in good
Write for prices. Also wal
old fashioned. 5 or
crockery butter churn
Womble, Claxton. =

Inc., 250 egg cap., on
twice, excellent cond
$21.50; sell for $10.00.
exc. for other value.
Leeson, Royston, Rt. 2.

Cheap.
cello.





Want an elec.
Brooder, 400-1.000 cayj
baby chicks. W. T. R. Gil
Tennille, i.



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BEANS AND PEA:
FOP SALE



_ About 400 lbs. New Er
In hull. 5 Ib. Cant si
hull. Come after. Exc.
lbs. Kobe despedeza at rea:
able price. No weevils.
Lowery, Ramhurst, Rt. 1

10 bu. Brab peas, p

and sound, $7.00 bu.

ship. Tom Green, Logan

Want for cash, power mower | Rt. 3

for Allis Chalmers W.-C., or
Farmall No. 25 or 25 V tractor,
also power hay baler and rake.

Prefer pick-up baler, and side 1

del. rake. in good Cond.. and
reasonable, Wo Ss.

Griffin.
Want 2 bottom 14-in plow.

Mixon,

Bog harrow, for Ford-Fergu-
son system tractor, no junk.
O. L. Nixon, Carrollton.

Want i. set Cultivators for
Farmall tractor, model B. State
cond. and price.. L: A. Colson,
Hazlehurst, Rt. 2.

Want planter and distribu-
tor for LA John Deere tractor.
Ernest Turner, .Plains

Want high-tension magneto,
(Wico preferred), for Fordson
tractor, 1925 model. G. 4H.
,Waldrep; New Holland.

9

Want small garden plow. 2
or 3 h. p., with implements.
State full information. K. S.
Willett, Columbus, Rt. 1. _

Want distributors and plant-
ers, new or used, for Farmall
tractor H or M, for cash. J. T.:
Gill. Ocilla, Rt. 2.

Want garden tractor, 5 H. or
larger. in good cond., with or
without equipment, for cash.
State particulars and location.
P. W. Hubbard. Rossville, 1509
McFarland Ave.

Want cultivator, ete, for
small 2 row V. C. Case tractor.
Grady Adams, Sacial Circle.

Want second hand garden
tractor with garden tools, in
good cond., and 3 to 6 h. p.
motor. CK. Duke: Nercross,
P 202 Box VE

Want self-feeder pick-u
Hay Baler, with its own SOL.
in good cond. State cond. and
price. J. A. Capehard,t Chick-
amauga, Rt. 2.

_Want 3 or 4 good Interna-
tional Riding cultivators. FE.
R. Yarbrough, Mershon.
Want dbl. mould boerc
plows for Ford-Ferguscn trac-
tor or 2 dise Athens traile:
Plow. E. A. Mullis, Jasper.

Want tandem disc harrow



cond., and reasonable. J. C,
Adkins, Ft. Valley ne

-less

bulk; $6.00 ba
Rutledg

11 __ lbs. brown Spe
Crowder peas, larger tha
regular brown Crowder
b. No orders fil
than 5. lbs. No

Mrs. = D. Lancaster, Ju

good beans, at same
and want to buy 5 or
g00d dried apples and 2
Ibs. dried peaches, mu:
nice and free of w :

Few bu. brown eyed
table peas. slightly mix
purple hull, cleaned and 1
ed..for weevils, $6.00 bu:
10 lbs. Purple top Globe
nip seed, clean and sour

9. A. W. Pettyiohn, Su:
ville, Rt. - = eS

Large white. tend
field_ beans. 45c pt. PP.
Ga. Mrs. Homer Turne
ing, & =

Gal. pea beans, tende
50c pt. Bear till frost.
Garland, Canton, Rt.

150 lbs., Pure Lady pea:
Ib; 24 gal. Red multiplyin
ion seed for spring pla
80c gal. Pay express. G
Layfield, Buena Vis
Box 46. :

Sclid white Navy peas.
kled Pole Cat peas. 25c 1b
less than 5-lbs.. mailed.
paid. Mrs. A. P. Mille
chee. z

Wiute tence, cornfield
25 cupful. Add posta
fer to send as many a
to one party. Mrs
Fouts. Talking Rock
Box 84, <

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COTTONSEED
FOR SALE

. Cokers 100 str. 7
from breeder, kep
tons, $100.00 ton.
x.





1200 Ibs. Make a 500

le. 431%4% lint, $2.30 et |

T. Rucker. Ashland.

1erour Hi-bred cotton-
t. vr. Kept pure 1 to 2

per acre, 1 in. staple. 46%

$2.50 bu: $6.00 per 100 Ibs.
A ilson. Martin.-

kers 100 str. 7 cottonseed,

a Boll. "Lone Soke
var. known. $6.00 per

. B. R. Woodliff, Flow- |

: oe resisting |
eotton boll seed: aloo 250)





hod liendd kod

rn, for sale; also 1 good farm |

$90.00. All FOB. Hubert
. Warthen.

ekers favorite corn, Ist.
mire, hand shelled. -nub-

-gt.: 40c % gal: 7T5c|
so white chicken feed |

ck 100 Ib can. free of holes,

Oe washed, 12%c unwashed.

id postage. No checks. H. F.
n, Gainesville. RE. 1:

04 Pe. of corn, 200 bu.
1840 bu. yellow. in new

. 2% bu. new bags. E.
Midville.

s yellow nrolific seed
isolated 44 mile from ny
rer . Selected. nubbed
shelled. - ae E. .L. Fowl-
perton. Rt. .





thousand POJ cane. 75c

d at my place. also some |

ashioned_ sugar cane for
; Palmer,

: r 30 c: POs. seed cane,
LY ft. average.
WwW. A. Douglas, Wrights-

en Bas No: 29-116. good

.. $16.50 M. stalks.
_ Williams, Quitman,
5.000 POJ. cane seed,





aes dried.
Ib. postpaid. M. O.. no
E. B.. Adam=: Sr..

anys 10c spoonful: pop-
n, 25e cupful. Exc. for white

sacks. Mrs. Elvia Waters. |

ahienega. Rt. 1, Box 31.

Eng. pea seed. 35c Ib., 3 Ibs...
1.00; red peanuts, same price.

Ge Burns, Syl-

a green okra, 6 lbs..
neh, 2 lbs. col. and 3 Ibs.
running butterbean
ill 1944 crop, 40c lb. Mrs
Turner, Pulaski.

ae and long handled



beans 30c Ib. in 5 Ib. lots: red

| cupful,
| Miss Gennia

kers wilt-resistant ee Ground. Rt. 1.

cornfield

, Dude Creek.
| Watson, $2. 50 8 FOB.

1b?
| Korean lespedeza seed.

tseed, $1.50 Ib. 40 Ibs.
| Queen $1.00 Ib. Del. 10 Ibs. and
up. Hand saved. dried in oe 4

{ Sutton; Fert Gaines, Rt. 2.

135c Ib., also 7 Ibs.,

Vidalia.
/| PP.

Price on re-|

Rupert. |

|meoney order. Mrs.
Murphy,

|Ib; 5 Ibs. or more, 40c
| Gates, Chipley.

= ote. ade
35c teacupful: Mung
multiplying seallion onion but-
|tons, $1.25 gal; dry sage, 40c
ground. ; PP... in Ga.
rown,

Choice Pimiento Pepper

Lib. 0. -C.

seed, 30c cupful: 3 cups. 85c:
pumpkin seed, 30c cunpful:

for 1 or 2 cups white. tender,
bean seed.
enry Eller, Eliijay. Rt. 3.
Field peas. Velvet beans, wa-
termelon seed:
$1.50: Cuban oo 1 35
ae
Downs, Andersonville.

10

single Tb. del. W. J. Themas.
Bishop. -

1500. 'o 2,000 Ibs Kobe lespe-
deza seed, combine run. 12c
Box 23.

Approx. 5 tons combined
Corley. Manchester.

75 lbs. Cannon Ball melon

Cuban

G. B. Moore Sr.. Macon. Re.

seed for 30c in 3c stamps. Mrs.
J. W. Teague, Lawrenceville.
544 W. Pike Street.

75 Ibs. Cannon Ball water-
75 Ibs. Cannon Ball water.
melon seed, hand saved,
ected and shade dried: at Or-
ders for less than 5 lbs. W

White nest onions for sale or
exec. for print chicken feed 100
lb. cap. sacks, 3 of a. kind: 1

Mrs. John R. Turrier, . Willi-

amson.

White.
seed, hand cleaned. bear from
early summer until frost, 1944
crop, 35c Ib. in 25 or 50
lots, or 40c ib. smaller lots.

1 Postage paid. Mrs. H. S. Mul-

lins, Milner, Rt. 1.

25 Ib. col. bunch butterbeans,
Stone Mtn.
watermelon seed. $1.00 lb. PP.
Mrs. W. M. DeLay, Lithia
Springs.

White nest onions, $1.00 gal.,
in 4st and .2nd . zone;
horseradish for.
bunch, 3 bunches for 25c. Add
postage... Mrs. G. B. Patterson.

Blairsville, Rt. 4.
Gourd seed, -Martin size,

W. | about 6 to 8 in. in dia. 10c pkg.

about 50 seed. Stamps or coin.
Ruth Annell White, Vs

mMaugea.

10,000 lbs. Kobe = lespedeza }
seed, grown. on my own farm.
combine run, 10c lb. R. P. Ste-
vens, Buena Vista.

watermelon seed, good

kins, Fort Valley.

Selected white nest multi-
plying onions. $1.25 gal; 2 gals.
for $2.00. All del. Cash or
Grace B.
Jasper, Rt. 2. :

Stone Mountain watermelon.
seed, $1.50 lb. Hand saved in
the shade. Add postage. Billie
Swann, Union Point.

35 or 40 lbs. Long white cit-
ron seed. $1.00. = A.
Davis, Milan, Rt.

White Velvet ae seed. 50c
Ib. pt:

10 Ibs. Cannonball water-
melon seeds, from selected me-

Benny L. Singleton, Buena

>| Vista, Rt. 4.

rooster, $1.75 and mule
James Turner. Blairs-

ale.

al. white nest onions, nice
lean, oe gal. in 2 gal.
Mrs. B. A. Weeks, Dial.

ew lbs. oo watermelon
d, $1.90 lb. plus postage.
PAG H. Brown

saved Dixie

-n watermelon seed. little
k but ger. good. $1.00 Ib.
armer, Milledgeville, Rt. |

Several bu. pure Hastings
Dixie Highway honey cane

|} seed, 25c also white or colored

butterbeans, 25c lb. Exchange
for printed feed sacks. T. A.
Chapman, Douglasville, Rt. 2

3500 Ibs. Kobe lespedeza, re-
cleaned, free of doda, 16c lb.
FOB here. L. T. Evans, Brooks.

Extra fine Big Green cane,
will del .at lc per ft. in lot
or contact on 50-50 basis: also
few hun. gals., extra good



syrup. Paul Anthony, Buena
Vista.



30x 168.



"AUCTION SALE

ae Livestock Auction
heast Georgia Fair

M. Herbert H. Aderholdt, Gaines. | [i Rr

Sale will be held ae the -
Ground, Gainesville, on

cofuficld | ;

Ball:
12,000 for $26.00. Careful pack- |
good count.and prompt!

seed, $1.00 Ib. No order less. Mrs. C. M. Robinson, |

Perdue, Yatesviile |
Striped Half Runner bean |

Mrs. |
Cannonball,
G. +
Ibs. Stone Mtn water-|
| melon seed. hand saved, shade

cured, $10.00 or> $1.10 Ib. bv |
|E. H.. Patterson,

Lowe, Comer. PO.
FE.

20 bushel and 5 dipper ak

sel- |

gal. for 3 sacks. also seed of:
Jap lemon, 10c coin or stamps. |

bunch butterbean |

|packed, 5@c C:

jorders now. Mirs.
json,

planting, 10 |
jdel. Jy

100 Ibs. hand graded Cannon |
1 Ball
ger. guar. for sale. J. C. Ad-|

lons, good and sound; $1.75 Ib.

Byron.





Klondike oie plank 1

$3. 00 M. Geo. Farmer, Dalton,

|Rt. 4.

Hardy Fidorado hi ddiccs |
\No. 1 -2-yr. field plants, will:

bear fruit-this season. $1.50 C.

ing,
service.
Greenville.

Well

Well rooted Kudzu crowns,
$2.50 C: $12.50 M. del. lLoyce
Patterson, Waco, Rt. 2. - LD

Chas. W.
$2.00" M. del.
ment, full count..

D2; As

1.90: red meat | peeey, ek

Vena Brown, Hartwell.

Well reoted Kudzu crowns,
$2.00 C: 500, $6.00;-
del,
Waco, Rt. 2,
Chass and E. J. cabbage.

eount, prompt shipment. W.

Rowe, Abbeville, Rt. 2)

300,060 Tobacco
ready for

Newbern Lewis, Nahunta, Rt.
4d, =Box 13.

Lead: var. cabbage and col-
lard plants. 25 C; $1.75. M.

|Old time Red Shallots, $1.00
{gal ;
| Broadleaf tobeceo

Collard :Seed, . 85c_ Ib.
seed.
large spoonful. L. A.

Gainesville. Rt. 2.

Chas. W. cabbage: White
Bermuda onion, and Iceberg
Lettuce plants, 25c C:
Mrs..H. L. Brittingham, Guy-|P
ton:

Boysenberry and Red Rasp-.

berry plants, 5 for $1.00, post-
pais -Co R. Rheney, Harlem,
RE 1.

Chas., Copenhagen cabbage
plants, $1.50 M. exp. col:
postpaid, $1.00. Bermuda on-
ions, same price. = Cc: ne

lb. | kins, Valdosta, Rt.

Marglobe
ready

ae eee
Del.

$2.00 M.
Griffis,

No. chks. George

Screven.

Sweet potato plants, Cert.
Red. P. R., $3.00 M. Booking
W. L, Wil-
Thomasville, Box 263,

Phone No. 370.

Cabbage plants,
Clayton,- Baxley.

Chas. W: cabbage ~ plants,

1$2.25 M; 500, $1.40; 200, 85c.

Prompt shipment. G. E. Wal-
drip, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Dorsette. strawberry plants,
early and delicious, $1.00 C

|/Mrs. Logan Beach, Gainesville, FE.

Ri

Chas. W. Cabbage and white |

Bermuda onion plants, $2.00
M COD. Good count.
P. Musselwhite, Arabi,

Phone No. 4310.

Chas. W. Cabbage, 500, $1.00;
$2.00 M. del. in 5 and 10 M.
lots: $1.85 M. exp. col. Mar-

Bt. 1,

globe tomato seed. -$1.60 Ib. |
E. C. Wal-}

prompt shipment.
crip, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Wakefield cabbage plants,
$2.00 M.; white Bermuda on-
ion, $1.75 M. All del. G.
Steedley, Baxley. :

Raspberry plants,.
(red), St. Regis,
$10.00 C. Cumberland Black-
cap: $2.50 doz. Blackberry,

Latham

Dallas, McDonald. Imp... Eldo- |
$10.00]

rado. Alfred, $1.25: doz:
snr Dr. J. M. Nicholson, Blairs-
ville.

Lead. var. cabbage and col-
lard plants, 25e C:. $1.75 .
Vigorvine tomato seed, 200 for
25c; collard seed, 85c lb. Az-
zie Crow, Gainesville, Ri:



POTATOES AND
VEGETABLES FOR SALE



Cert. genuine La.
Skin Sugar Yam seed pota-
toes, $3.00 bu. FOB here. H.
= Alexander, Carrollton. Rt.

20 bu. Bunch. P.

Marcus. Tidwell, Gay.

Bunch P. R. seed potatoes,

3c jb: at my~ place, 5 mi
Byron, also No. 1

potatoes, R. F.

150. tox 200 bu. tabe ts skin P.

rooted. Sage plants, |
| $5.00 C, postpaid. Sam Twee-

to
| Martin gourd seed. 25 for 12c: | dell, Lithonia, R

ia
|Jackbean seed. 10c doz. Exc. 2

cabbage plants, |
Prompt_ ship-|
eu loss

$10.00 M.:
Wo -orders less than 100.)

25c |
Crowe,

$1.75 Mi. |

500 |

last of a. Moss |

92.50 M4 Greenville.

Hulled and = searified Sere- |

Mrs. T+

iL:

$1. 25 doz.::15

| trees,

R. seed ||
sweet potatoes. $2.00 bu. FOB.

kiln dried |
Scarborough, |





50 Ibs. nice ye sun
es,

Ib. Add postage. Mrs.
Woody, Dial.

Sundried apples, 40c Ib. del.
in lots of 5 Ibs. up. Mrs. D. L.| Old Fashion P each

Van Zant,- Diat.

Nice, sundried apples, in
white bags, 40c lb. del. in 10
or more Ibs. W. P. Davenport,



EGGS FOR SALE



| Duck eggs, for hatching, 10c |
| ea. plus postage. A ee NeSmith,

Shallot onions, 250 cS Miss Empire.

Es turkey eggs, $3.25 doz.
postpaid. Cash with order. Del.

in Mar. and eS Fr ank

Bowdon, Rt.

Jersey 8s Giant egs ae
Biveee rsh $2.00 per 15, prompt
frost-proof plants. 20c C; 500.
$1.00: $1.65 M. Ppaid. Full

cel. se reo Landrum, Adairs-
ville, Rt.

25c ea: also
Muscovy duck eggs. Like hear
from party having N. Z. W.
rabbits, sub. to reg., or reg.
Mrs.

Green.

| Atz famous black Mine
387A grade eggs,

$1.00 setting,
postage paid. Mrs. L. D. EI-

hott, Lavonia, Rt. 1.

Pure
goose eges, 30c ea. del. Mrs.
o L. White, Buckhead, Rt.

5 f=
Hatching eggs, mixed ban-
tams, dif. col., 75c per 15, Exp.
cal. ede Mitchell, LaFayette,
2: Box 2433.

Pure Donaldson
Silver Spangled
and White Rock eggs,

R- L. Red,
Hambergs,
$3.50

per 15. Archie Pickard, La-|

Fayette.



GRAIN an HAY |
FOR SALE



About 3 tons bundled He-
$12.00 ton at barn.

gari fodder,

J. .\ Carter, DeSota.<

Ground Peanut hay, 100 Ib. |
| bags, tagged in 10 ton lots by

truck or FOB = barn. Grown | T
on own farm. H. G. Williams,
Ashburn, Box 128. .

Lespedeza and Sericea Hay.
corn stalks. soy beans for ham-
mer mill feed. J. B. Cousins,

cia Lespedeza, 27c lb: Also re-
cleaned Korean Lespedeza at
$10.50: Kobe Lespedeza, -$18.-
95. duds Corbin, Savannah,
Box 1445,

Bie om Peanut Vine Hay.
. = McEImurray, Fitzgerald,



_ FOR SALE



Mixed ope ae pecans, |
1944 crop,-mostly Stuarts and |

Deimas. Mrs. Fuller Delmas,
Tennille, Rt. A, Box 22.

About 20 Ibs. new crop. hand
picked pecan meats.
Add postage. Mrs.
mon, _Luthersville.



PECAN AND OTHER



Crabapple trees; 15c_ ea.
Gooseberry Bushes, $1.00 doz.
Old Fashion Peach trees, 20c
doz. Sage plants, 20c ea. Cat-
nip, 25c doz. Garlic, $1.00 doz.
eae Mae Turner, Gainesville.

Golden Red Delicious Apple
Strawberry Plants,
Shrubbery, Home Victory
Fruit Gardens in % A. and A.
Orchard Assortment. R. E.
Barnett, Butler, Rt. 2.

Celestials fig sprouts, well

|rooted, 30c ea., or exc. for ap-
Copper |

ples, cherry or good seedling
peach trees. Mrs. H. E. Mc-
Leod, Dixie.

: ee peach-
free of worms, 50c Ib. in|
Ga. P. P. Mrs. J. W. edema
|Springvale, Rt. 1.

jea.
20ce ea.

| Mrs.
j Ville, Rt, 6.

. .W. Jor 37 :
eskange eee for bayer] ee
Pheasant eggs,
plants, |
transplanting by!
March 15th. Reasonable prices.

by the 100 or by the thousand. | Robert McGowan, West

Mammoth Toulouse

125c ea.
| $7.00 bu.:

ift., 40c ea.:

PEANUTS AND PECANS
imint,
3 a. Mrs. D. M. Holise

fac: 4b.
Janie Al-|

inong vines,
110c, del.

|Small, clear-se
3 Ibs. nice sononel sales)
free worms, core and os 40c |

Ve ming,

Muscadine vines
Postage, Rosie ~
te 1

Rooted Sage p

Muscadine Grape
Gooseber:
$1.25. Crabapple tr
Sassafras trees, $
W. H. Norrell.

Good, selection. ie

lable prices, according

and kind. Govt. ins
grown by self. Conta

| Dwight, Atlanta, 1035
Ave. S.-W. Phone

Few Japanese Chesns

a o ea. I pay postage
Dee Clar.

: Grapes, 5 $1 00 :
Ww.

N. E., Atlanta. Hem.

Pium and peach tree:
trees, Bermuda grass
Sassafras Root, Brown
der peas. Mrs. W. E. W.
Camilla. Se

Leading Var. Peacl
$5.00 doz. Seedling

trees, $1.50 doz.
$50.00 M. Grapevines
frees; Mrs. E. - B.
Riverdale.

Muscadine vines, 2
safras, Blackberry p
a, Yellow jasmine,
Purple hull

Black Cornfie
22, 19

at.
beans, 50c cup,

| SCWL Roosters, $2.00.

want printed sacks.. Mr
Arnold, Benevolence.

State insp. leading va
ple trees, 2-3 ft., 25 ea
7 1OG, Ga. Be

| rooted, 20c ea.

Alexander, Cleveland.

See and cherry: trees, :
. M. Webb, Eliijay.

Lead var. apple t
peach, 1
cherry and golden apricot
Concord, Moores Ear

| grapevines. 1-2 yrs.,
Del.

Le Head, Corn

Brown. Scupperno:
Muscadine vines, apricot
3% ft. Old time seedling
peach trees, 15c ea. $
Blue, red and yello
10e ea. $1.00 doz.

\for 12 or 15 print feed

W. A. Moon, Waco, Rt.

Garlic bulbs, - blue
berry, \20e doz; every
strawberry, 35c doz >)
balm peppermi

lonega, Rt. 1.

Goose plum
6 for 60c, $1.00 for 10:
low prolific seed corn
pk. Add postage. ;
heimer. Brooks. Rt.-

Walnut trees, small,
hazelnut trees, 20c e
berry plants, $2. 00 C, Hi
blackberry, $2. 5. also
roots, 500-$5.00. M

| Chastain, Talking Roc

*RUIT TREES FOR SALE.
_ |trees, 3-4 ft., 40c, peach

Gov. insp. leading var

1-2 ft, 30c ea, Conco

gara grape vines, 20c, sc
50c, pboye
Lee Hood, Cor

State inps. Jeading v.
ple trees, 2-3 ft, 25c ea. ;
40c ea., pear trees, 2-3
ea: grape vines, Cone
gara Lutie, well roote
All postpaid. W. H. Al
er, Cleveland.

Large size Niagara
cord grapes, state insp.
3 for $1.50: also nice

~ -leured sage, $1.50 lb. P

Mrs. Nathan Weath
Ground, Rt. 4.

Jap chestnut trees,
with postage paid. Mrs



McCurry, -Clar kesvil





Ga., ,on Federal Highway 2



Consignment Sale of Herefords
A consignment sale of 65 Top Qualit
fords, both Horned and Polled, will be sold in

2d annual consignment sale of the Nort
Hereford Assn., at the Fair Groun

27, ae 12




e Hescie eo. gL. 00)

aid. E. Smith,

Se
to
j berry, patewias ey
rsimmon, plum, Hima-
ackberry, eurrants, 25c
uckleberry, gooseberry.
10c ea. $1.00 orders

id; under $1.00. add 15c
for postage.

hine Raley, Mitchell.

ooseberry bushes, also gar-

bulbs, $1.00 do: old fash-
| peach trees, clingstone,
peach, large plums.
ach, 20c ea. Crabapple, 6 for
sage plants, 20c ea. Mrs.
urner, Gainesville, Rt. 6.

e Black and blue ber-
ee Se

rs. old plants, 50c ea;
seuppernong vines, $1.00.
Maude Granger, Reids-

iecke currant Farouk:
for $1.00. Mrs. A. Z.
Marshallville.

gooseberry, red:

~ plums, huckleberry,
aw, wild cherries, 1 to
c to 40c ea: strawberry
15c doz. Add postage.
ma Colson,



NEY BEES AND BEE
JPPLIES FOR SALE.



e 8. frame hives, glass ob-

srvation and supers; $8.00 ea.

Atlanta. I. A. Manley,
Flora Ave. NE.

y, gallberry and Tup-
mn a7. 1b.-jars; ~6to- case:
1.50 case.

os. Bryan, Screven. -

ves bees in old fashion-

ed gums, in good cond., strong
ae ae ave: Joe S. Mil-



SCELLANEOUS
: FOR SALE |



Several housed gourds for
25 fat hens, $150 ea. for
Write first. Mrs. L. M,.
n, Camilla. :
Nice, new Downy feathers,
or-lot. of 25. Ibs, $14.00.
Sample on request. Mrs.
Collins, Cordele, Rt. 4.

rbarb or Pieplant, 20c
Exchange for printed
en feed sacks, free from
1 bunch for each sack;
horseradish, 15c bunch.
postage: No checks. Mrs.

, Wright, Ellijay. At. 2;

se ehh feed sacks,
, free of color and oles

Ci Mrs. TL Martin,
ry Branch, Rt. 1.

r 5 bu. black walnuts,
crop, hulled, $1.50 bu;
E Gourd seed from
cds, 5 ft 2 in around, 25-
and -stamped enveiope.
oo Abbeville, Rt

in large quantities;

ry_bark, 30c lb. Mrs. W. E

ten, Camilla.

oked - Meat: 2 hams, 23-

shoulders, 14-16 lb. All
r smoked. 40c lb. for

is; 35 Ib., shoulders, also

ndried apples, 35c lb. G. W.

sman, Jackson. :

No chks.

cae





_ Masens
chokes, 7e:-ib or 6c lb or 100) 7
lb. FOB. Customer pay post-
age. E. J. Mason, Decatur, Rt.
1, 7 Amelia Avenue.

White chicken feed sacks,

100 lb. cap., unwashed, free of
holes, 15c ea. Mrs. seas Eth-
nde (Cari. E



eri caneous
wee :



BEANS AND PEAS WANTED

Want white Crowder peas,
cheap for cash. Mrs.
Goodman, Dexter, ne

-Want some field: peas. Quote
prices. H. L. Williams, Bax-

Tey.

Want 1 Jb. sugar Crowder
peas, also some red skin pea-
nuts, 6 chicken feed. printed
sacks, and. Blue Ridge - Mtn.
tomato seed. Mrs: Elsie Mae
ee Good one Rtsty Box

- Want 1 is 90- day running
Velvet: beans, also imp. Span-
ish peanut seed, and Cannon-
ball watermelon seed. State
lowest price. ow Collins,
Cobbtown, Rt.

Want Se peas,

from a veck up to 10 bu. Mrs.-

Desma Bunn, Midville. .
BEES AND BEE oo

SUPPLIES WANTED:

Want some beeswax, ong.
rosin and tallow. State amt.
and price. James Cureton,
Austell. gy

FOB. Shipped by BUTTER WANTED:

Want 3 Ilbst butter eckls
for own use: also have RI Red
baby chicks for sale, $18.00 C.
D: B. Dukehart, Decatur, Box

488.
_|CHUFAS WANTED:

~ Want some seed Chufas to
plant: also have crotalaria seed
for sale. Mrs. C. C.:- Clark,
Rhine, Rt.coi

FRUIT WANTED: ,
Want 10 lbs., dried apples
and 5 lbs., dried peaches, good

var. Will pav 30c pound. Mrs

W. J. Boyd, Griffin, 120 Wheel.
er Street.

HAY WANTED:
Want 2 or 3 tons hay, pea-

vine or peanut. Must be good.
J. W. Greene, Thomaston, Rt. 1

PEANUTS WANTED:

ish peanut seed. Send sample
and price. W. C. Burnsed, El-
label Rt 1:

PLANTS WANTED:

Want buy or exc. for half-
dozen or more, well growing.
Curled parsley plants (plain
leaves would do.) Mrs. John
G. Richardson, Hartwell.

POTATOES WANTED:

Want 5 bu. red skin PR
sweet potatoes. Mrs. C. J.
Thomas, Commerce, Rt. 5,

SEED CANE WANTED:
Want buy 200-300 -stalks
green sugar cane, and few bu.

pure PR sweet potatoes, insp.
free of disease: and want exc.

1}900d 40-50 1b. pigs for les-

pedeza seed. O. S. Duggan,

Chester.
SEED WANTED:

Want bunch Velvet bean
seed. Write best price. Roy
Adamson, Fitzgerald, Rt. 3:

imp. White arti-

8

-|home. Mrs.
Want some Imp. white Span-

1 gobbler,

| well started, also N.



Want. some. yak erop bu}
Velvet bean seed. Send _ price.
_E. Deal, Statesboro, Rt. 3.

T Want 1 bu. old South Flor-
ida Velvet bean seed, 1944
crop: Write at once. re H.

Elders, Reidsville.

TREES WANTED:

Want 6 Stewart or Money
Maker papershell pecan trees.

Must be nice. and- straight.

Clem Roberson, Temple.

Want sev. lead. var., peach,
apple and pecan trees, 3-5 ft.
high. State particulars, also
some Eng. pea. seed. :
Meeks, Lawrenceville, Rt.
Box 336.

SACKS WANTED:
12 small. rooted}

Want exc.
suppernong vines for 12 dried |
print sacks. Ea prepay postage |
Ethel Smith. Braselton.

POULTRY FOR SALE



/BABY CHICKS.

AND. BANTAMS: . =@
Red Pyle, Old noe game

bantams, in trios or pens. Ex-

hibition Breeding stock. Write

for prices. Also Cornish pul-'

lets. .-P.. . Cox, Augusta,

O. Box 910.

1 April 1944 aah Buff @o- i

$1.00

chin. bantam _ rooster,
Silas |

FOB. Money order.
Snipes, Commerce, Rt. 2.

1944 hatch White Silkies,

| rooster, $2.25: hen and roost-
ter, $5.00; Golden ee hens,

$3.00 and $3.00 Douglas
Bass, Se ge 699 Kirkwood
Ave," 5: _ Ja 6947.

es WHITE AND
OTHER ROCKS:

- 12 Barred Rock mixed hens,
mos. old, all laying now,
$2.00 ea. my. place. Mrs/ Milan
Stepek, Atlanta, 6070 Peach-
tree Rd. Phone Ch 2270.

85-2 R.
$2.00 ea. D. Fuller. Atlanta,
1361 W. Weeley Ra. No WwW.

BRAHMAS:
5 Light Brahma ayeeercle

-110 mos. old, extra heavy stock,

for sale. Mrs. E. T. Cook, Ma-
cone Rt 1 phone 4366.

LEGHORNS:.

150 Brown Leghorn hens
for-sale Hh. Jackson, fait
thersville.

-1REDS (NEW HAMPSHIRE

AND RHODE ISLAND):.

50 AAAA N. H. Red hens,
March 1944 hatch, 60 percent
laying daily, $2. 00 ea. at my

W. M. Chambers,
Carrollton, Rt. Z (AK Tyus
School).

2 nice April 1944 hatch di-
rect Donalson Red cockerels,
$2.50 ea,, and 8 fine hens, all
laying, $1.75 ea. Not prepaid.
No. chks.. Mrs. G. C. Clifton,
Millen.

TURKEYS. GUINEAS,
GEESE, DUCKS, ETC.

Nice June 1944 hateh Bronze
$8.00 . erated: Exp.
chgs. extra:
Red. eggs, $1. 25 per 15: White
Pekin duck eggs, $1.15 per
doz. Postpaid.- Mrs. G. C. Lynch
Rome Rt. 1.

Mallard ducks, green heads,
$4.00 pr; Speckled guineas,
$3.00 pr:
hens, now laying, $18.00; aiso
White King pig geons, $3.50 pr.
Mrs. Helen H. Street, Atlanta
Rt. 2, Box 564.

White Holland turkey poults,

Z. Whit
rabbit does, .reasonable. Mie.



C.| M. R.

Settle, Ailanta, 654 Cas-

1 BANTAMS:

| son, Milledgeville-

| Acre:

ERt:

pullets, 4-A: stock, |
|5 mos. old, ee ready to lay,

| cond.,

also Dark R. I.

12 Brown Leghorn



- Want 5 or 10 Bantam, fens
grown, light wt. D.

WARRED. WHITE AND
OTHER ROCKS:

- Want 100 Paarobred Barred
or White Rocks, or New Hamp-

age, price, etc. F. Jackson,

Wrightsville.
GAMES WANTED:

Bp.

over 3 yrs. old., wt. 6 lbs. or
over; good plumage, Feet bill
and spurs. Pay Express and.
$1.00 pound. Dudley Price,

ena 1678 eneey. Rd., N.

FARM HELP WANTED



Want man with: own irarhe
harrow and other necessary
- | equipment, interested in sow-
ing down,:and harvesting, 100
-|to 200 A. Lespdeza, Peas and
Beans. Either | shares or by
also have ior 2%.
farm for shares or standing
rent. J.. 2". Dickerson, Griffin.

Want 1 H. share cropper. |-
Good land, school bus by door,
near town. Come: see. A: N.
Phillips, | Royston.

ily, white or col. to cultivate

or 2 H: farm, 50-50 basis.
Good land, 3. R. house, wood
water: on mail and school bus
Ef oe A. MOOS Haddock,

Want velatic ' middleaged
woman to help with farm
work, for home and a ie
W. Boring, Norcross, Rt.

Want farmer for 2 HL a
share basis. Good mules, tools,
houses:
Peanut

Acreage. On school}

bus and mail rt. Ave want 7k.

wage hand. Mrs. F. D. Hicks,

Adel.

Want young man. for tempo-
rary work, part time or. all
day work, gardening.
ing up, and putting in good
grounds, etc., around
small farm. Room, pboard-daun-
dry and salary. Write, H. L.
Horne, Stone Mtn. Redan Rd.
De 8297 in evenings.

-Want honest, sober, reliable,
single, draft exempt, to live
as one of family and do gen.
farm work for wages. Also in-
terested in a tractor driver.
Good wages for willing work-
oe Hee Raulerson, Alma, Rt.

Want settled col. couple for
farm work. Must be clean,
honest, willing workers. $75.-

mo. plus living expenses.
Mrs. E. O. Smithfield, Atlanta,
tS Peachtree-Battle Ave., N.
W. Ch 7407.

Want single or married helt
for gen. farm., also some me-
oe and carpenter work.

. Jackson, Wrightsville.

a good crop and lots
e work = aoe ewes Good
ouse and geo
Kettles, Dalton. = vn

Want single man to work on
farm; will give 1 acre tobaeco
free and wages, or will share
cron all the crops. Live 4 mi.
town on mail rt. Live as one
of family. Come at once. John
S: Long, Ludowici, Tit es oe

Want 2 or more families to
chop and gather 50 acres of
cotton on third basis. I will do
all the preparing, planting and
cultivating and pay for 2/3
fertilizer. Houses, elect. lights,
well located to church and
school bus lis-es and 2 schools.



cade Ave. phone Ra 8623.

ohes ue Caick, Madison, Rt.

Harri-

shire or. Parmenter Reds. State

Want pit Game ogtk. not

At-}
oe Be

Want good man with fam-|

Tobacco, Cotton and |

clean-.

ali on Shee

opportunity.
Brookhaven.

Want share ero

| be. ae crop on

4 R. house, ae
wood and water,
-eultivator. | Ree
Donough. WwW
pod fe Rte 2

son- for oe

$10.00 weekly; |

wood, lights and
daily. Located - .
church, pchoet sand 8 :
Jetters ans. Co Mckie
catur: Rte c/o
Dairy. ee

Regular work. Sma j
| with lights; water ir
garden. M. F. Wa
nia, Rt. 3:

Want family, white
to tend 40 acres go
all stumped, 50-50 b
corn, cotton, tee acc
to suit seek

grow plants and tr
scale. 50-50. basis. Ca :

| 4 R. house, on pavement
|ehurch and school. B.-

ler, Greenville.
Want white Ok

tae oe wages, regula
Good R= house.
Fischer, Doraville, F

right
family.
town, Rt.

- Want strong neal
woman of good ch
work on farm. State ag
ifications and salary e
in ist letter. Mrs. Dan
ley. Lyons; Rte 1

-~ Want man with ian
to help run small Dai.
house with running
wood and milk. $100. 8
Convenient to school.
milkers with modern |

encumbered white womar
to 60. to help with farm





Want farm and ra
anes
Write Robert H
gansville, Rt. 2.

small son. Transpor a
be advanced, but will
Daniel _R.. McKinzie
boro. Se

Want t--or 2 FES
and 4ths. 4 R. house, on
bus and mail line.
Gainesville, Rt. ie

Want 1 H. erop
-4-5 R. house. Good. la
mule or horse: near East
or College Park. )-

Like get milk cow to
and truck patches. W. R.
Fairburn, RFD 2 :

Young man with s x
ily wants job as truck
tractor driver for farm
day: also want truc
Answer at once: E.



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LBS.
180/240
245/270
275/300
305/400
155/175
135/150
130/DN
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Soft

Atinnia. :
2st
Hard
Per Cwt
14.25- 14.50
14.25- 14.50
14 DOs: 1400,
13.25- 14.00

Albany
14th

Soit Hard
Per Cwt

Augusta
13th
Sof* ard
Per Cwt
14.25-
14.25-
13.65-

Cuthbert
19th

Soft Hard
Per Cwt
14.25-
14.25-
14.25-
14.25-



14.25- 14.00
12.50- 13.50
5 12,50

14.25--
13.25-

14.25-
14.25-
13.80-



13.50- 13.75

13.50-



13.50- 13.25

13.50-





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16.00
15.00
11.50
9.00
11.00
9.00

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14.00-
10.00-
7.00-
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- 7.00-
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5.00- 6.50
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Nashvil
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: eee 20th

Soft Hard Per Gwt
Per Cwt Sofi
14.25-

14,25-
14,25-

14.25-.
14.25-

Hard

Soros:
19th
Soft Hard
Per Cwt
AAD
14,.25-

14.25-



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14,.25-
13.25-
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