Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1945 April 11

TOM LINDER:



COMMISSIONER









_ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1945









2 eo By EDNA CAIN DANIEL : a e =
_ There may yet be a surplus of cotton stored in
rehouses but there is a sad dearth of cotton materials on

garments are our favored wear. At this time of the year
hen the pecan tree leaves appear and we know that hot
weather is upon us we used to go down to the stores on







oiles, the calico and nainsook, the percale and seersucker
ovely, fine materials in sweet colors. Where are they
ow? Where are the snows of yesteryear? |
We hear from one of the neighbor women that they
ot in a piecejust one piece, mind youof cotton goods
riests or Taylors and we dash down to find that it

Il disappeared within hours of its arrival. The merchant
ings out three half-yard remnants of dingy stuff from
nder the counter and offers it in case we can use it. We










the short, sleeveless, narrow garments we now wear. We



A8 to $5.48 the yard. |
: SYNTHETIC WEAVES

Phere are some of those synthetic weaves but they
ertainly would not do much toward aprons, sunsuits and
ajamas for the young. We who love our cottons do not







all the sheer synthetic we soused in the suds and it came
out looking like a skin for a contorted snake. The design-
ers have done something for rayon crepe to make it ac-
ceptable to the smart sophisticate. They have made little
black horses to prance on eggshell backgrounds, or perhaps
a Seotty dog. Life-size green palm fronds might look pretty
-a thin, dark girl in the city but that sort of wear is not




wear to the drug store and to the grocers on summer

ornings. It was a painful shock to see a sweet wife and
mother looking at one of these rayon crepes with a design
f the head of Pan, a green bough sprouting from behind





eer was repeated over and over on every yard and I said
voluntarily that I had never expected to see a respect-
able housewife decorated with the god Pan. The salesgirl
misunderstood me, or perhaps had not heard of this pagan
myth, and said: Oh, no, it is not that kind of pan. :










2 _ WE SHALL NOT AGREE

If the textile people are planning to wean us away
om cotton and pin these ersatz materials on us, we shall

ot agree. If it is due to the war we will gladly revive the

Yonfederate tradition of making baby clothes out of flour









we can manage if the mills are making only Army khaki
1d duck of tents. But we beg you, just remember that one

th buds and blossoms in the old dear, demure manner.





elvet window draperies so she could go to Atlanta. We are
considering what could be done with the ruffled organdie
urtains, and they wont be suitable for our age any more
han the Pan design. After the war we want cotton, new
nd crisp, or soft and sweet; that is what we want, let

ho will w








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We want cotton,








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merchants shelves here in the deep South where washable

mittee. = a

ain Street and pick and choose among the plaid ging- | food situation as it now exists. Kvery effort will also b

ams, the chambrays, the crisp dotted Swiss and flock dot

_ spective communities. Replies from most of these citize
will be in hand in time to take to Washington and pre

k at it and realize that it would not. do much even with |

-did find three pieces of eyelet embroidered pique at from

ke to these slinky, slithering things. We painfully re-. | la
of intelligence in the handling of its problems and als

_ have any surplus in the future if Congress will make pro
substitute for the blue and red checked gingham we

eotton annually. ,

e ear. As she held this up to her comfortable figure his

ceksor is all the flour now being put in paper? Anyway,

yf our postwar expectations is cotton, fine, soft, spriggled
? 5S

was Scarlett OHara who made a dress out of the green

- for this. :



rear sophisticated synthetics made of tree bark










_ EDITORIAL By Tom Linder _



On April 16, a number of Commissioners. of Agricul
ture will meet in Washington at the request of Sena
Thomas of Oklahoma, Chairman of the Agriculture Cor













The primary purpose of this meeting is to discuss the

made to determine what our reasonable prospects.are for
food during the coming months. a




I have sent out letters to about 300 citizens all ove
the State asking for reports on the situation in their re
























to the Committee.

IT am also making a survey, in so far ag practical 0
food now stored in warehouses within the State. All thi
information will be submitted to the Committee.

COTTON





Y Ges

All Commissioners. of Agriculture from the cott n
growing States have been asked to be present or to 1 vr
a letter giving their views with regard to cotton.



Cottton is now in a most critical position due to la

due to the ruthlessness of methods employed aga
cotton. . : os oo
We do not now have any surplus of cotton and will no





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visions for the use of cotton in this country instead of 1m
ported substitutes. Be ee










We are now importing enough jute, hemp, flax, rayo
and pulp wood to substitute for five or six million bales o





We must stop this inflow of cotton substitutes and
must have more cotton processing plants, especially
produce heavy, cotton goods. ee

The importation of vegetable oil in the postwar era
must be cut if our cottonseed, peanut and soybean cro
are to be preserved.- - ee

This can be accomplished if the friends of cotton
Congress will get busy on it. Now is the time to do it. D
not wait until we are committed to a lot of secret agree
ments that may tie our hands. Pg

_ GIVE US COTTON













I have before me an axticle by Edna Cain Daniel whic
is so much to the point and which presents our need or

cotton in such an interesting and personal way, that I am
reproducing it herewith. a













Edna Cain Daniel is writing some very interesting and
instructive articles on cotton and I want to give her eredi








ela a OM TINDER,

Commissioner of Agriculture.













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SEED FOR SALE






2



80 A.. rich bottom lands on}

- @Chattahoochee River, 12 mi.
No. Atlanta, 6 R. house, $15.00
month. Hugh Richardson, At-
" lanta, 160 Peachtree St., N. E.,
Ma 5110. .

-1 or 2 H. crop for rent on








Tidwell,

-- Farm, 3 mi. Bishop on Bost-
wick Rd. 5 R. house, plenty
wood and fruit trees;
-place for chickens, for rent.

Contact before April 14th. S.
BR. Wallace, Bishop.

_ FARM LAND FOR SALE

Douglasville.





2 vacant lots on Champ Ave,
-eovered with well bearing
prape vines, plums, figs and
- other fruits; also enough stone
to build 2 good houses. J. D.
Martin, Atlanta, 826 St..Charles
Ave., Ve 5513.































_ SEED FOR SALE



- $6.00 bu. Lawrence Cromer,
Ideal, RFD 2.

. 35 Ibs: Cannonball melon
seed, $1.25 lb. Hand_ saved,
- from good size and well shaped
-.. melons. D. H. Averett, Mauk.

Cannonball watermelon seea
hand saved from selected me-
~ Jons, 1944 crop, pure seed with
_ high germination, $1.50 lb. J.
J. Bloodworth, Gordon, Rt.1.

208 ibs. Cannonball or Black
Diamond melon seed, hand
- selected from large melons, Se-
mason treated, $1.50 lb. FOB.
W. O. Birdsong, Gordon.

' Blue Ridge Mt. climbing,
runs 15 ft. wt. 2\lbs. 200 seed
culture inst. with 200 certified
_ Marglobe tomato seed, 100: Red
_ Pear tomato, 25c. War or post-
- age stamps. Will C. Smith,
Roy. .
Imp. Yellow Meat water-
melon seed, $2.00 lb. Bruce
sf eae Haddock, Rt. 1, Box
-: 1500 Ibs. scarified Cersea le-
gspedeza

seed, 25c lb. A. J.
_ Moreland, Williamson, Rt. 1.
- Seed: 40 lbs. Cannonball

watermelon, $1.35 Ib; Hales
_ Best; cantaloupe, $1.50 Ib. Yel-
- Jow Crookneck squash, $1.00
Ib; 50 seedling pecan trees
- from 2to 4 ft. high, $12.50;
okra, 60c Ib. Add postage. Mrs.

(. H. Sledge, Byron.

50 lbs. white bunch butter
beans, hand shelled for seeds,
20c Ib. Add _ postage. Mary
_ Hollis, Whitesburg, Rt. 1.

Pure honey drip cane seed,
pipe and machine threshed,

- $3.50 bu. FOB. Samuel Hart,

Douglasville, Rt. 3.

Hastings Mung beans, 30c Ib.
dots; tender White Cornfield
beans, 35c teacupful: Green
- Pod Okra seed, 30c teacupful;
Red Multiplying onion but-

Ib, PP. W. V. Brannen, Un-
COO =

3

halves, at Douglasville. W. J.

1944

tons, $1.00 gal. PP. In Ga. Miss |
ennia Brown, Bajl Ground,

Jumbo cantaloupe seed, $1.00 |:



White Tender Cornfield bean
seed, 50c pt. PP., in Ga. Mrs.
Homer Turner, Loving.

Cabbage collard seed,50c per
lb. T. W. Kemp, Lyons, Rt. 1.

Georgia Blue Stem collard
seed, 1944 crop, 50c lb. PP. J.
W. Lang, Omega.

White bunch lima or butter
bean seeds, small for planting,
hand cleaned, free of weevils,
crop, bear from early
summer til frost, 30c 1b. in 10
to 50 Ib. lots: 35c Ib. in small-
er lots. PP. Mrs. H. S. Mullins.
Milner.

Extra fine imp. white Vel-
vet okra seed for sale, 10c a
good pkg. Send 3c stamp for
postage. George Burrell, Ros-
well, Rt. 1.

50 bls. Black Diamond. Can-
nonball watermelon seed, hand
selected from only large per-
fect melons, $2.50 lb. M. L
Shealy, Oglethorpe.

Pure honey drip cane seed,
threshed without rain, . fully
ripe, 10c lb. No order for less
than 10 lbs., plus postage, $4.00

-|per bu. No less than 1 bu. FOB.
4% bu. good seed Brab peas,

Horace Darnell, Winston.

Late var. of Crotalaria seed,
recleaned, 20c Ib.. ready .to
shop in 50 and 100 Ib... bags.
Mrs. A. L. F. Smith, Butler.

100 lbs. hand saved, Cannon-
ball. waetrmelon seed, good
germination guaranteed, $100
i lot. J. C. Adkins, Fort Val-
ey.

Cuban Queen melon seed
from large melons, Hi Ball,
Stone Mt. muskmelons: cucum-
ber, extra long, Summer
Crookneck squash, large dbl,
Balson, 10c pkg: Everlasting
Bush | butter beans, 30c _ Ib.
None in large quantities. Mrs.
Ww. Lewis, Toomsboro.

_Cenepede Lawn grass, $2.50
ne aig e s only, Sica
shipment. . Dugger, S -
nah, Rt. 4, Box 375. sees

Pure Sims watermelon seed,

ee lb. heavy bearing tender

lack Pole bean seed, 50c lb;
Brown Crowder and Purpie
Hull peas, 5 Ibs. for $1.00. Del.
Mrs. J. M. Jones, Grayson.

_.verecia lespedeza seed, scar-
ified and recleaned, dodder
free, 30c lb. No checks. Claude
A. Smith, Stockbridge, Rt. 2.

White nest onions, clean and

sound, 75c Ib. del. in lots of 1
gal. or more. Exc. for print
feed sacks, 3 of kind. Mrs. R.
L. Brawley, Dial.

500 Ibs. of cleaned and scar- |

ified sericea seed for sale. $25
per 100 Ibs. 1] A
E. Dunlap, Gay.

15 Ibs. Stone Mountain water

melon seed from selected me-
lons, $1.00 Ib. PP: few lbs.
Cuban Queen watermelon seed
90c lb. PP. E. B. Adams, Sr.,
Rupert. -



BEANS AND PEAS |
FOR SALE



Brabham peas, pure and
sound, all 1944 crop, $7.00 bu.
FOB. J. L. Garner, Warthen.

35 bu. New Era peas, $7.00
at farm. G. W. Laing, Ameri-

cus, Ri. i.





bottom land corn for sale.

FOB. Hewlette:



GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN|

_ FOR SALE

BEANS AND PEAS |






COTTONSEED
~~ FOR SALE



Red Speckled Crowder peas,

white, browneyed peas, 50c qt;
white or colored bunch butter
beans, same price. PP. Mrs.
G. C. Taylor, Buchanan, Rt. 1.

75 bu. mixed hay peas, $6.00

bu: 25 bu. Browneyed Crow-,

ders, $6.50 bu; 20 bu. Purple
Hull Speckled peas, $6.50 bu.
FOB. Robert F. Hill, Danville,
1;

Speckled bunch butter beans,
sound and clean, 25c Ib. Cash
or money order. Mrs. L. A.
Frachislur, Buford, Rt. 1.

20 Ibs. nice white sugar
Crowder peas, 25c, Ib. Free of
weevils, nice and clean. No
checks. Sarah Cousin, Hogans-
ville, Rt. 1, Box 152.

Brown Biloxie beans, 25c Ib.
in 10 lb. lots or more; Speckled

Crowder peas, 20c lb. in 5 Ib.

lots, PP., in Ga. G. T. Brown,
Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

White and streaked bunch

butterbeans and Running but-

ter beans, 30c 1b. PP. :Cash
or money order. Mrs. Lon Ash-
worth, Dacula.

Everbearing bunch butter
beans, 30c lb. Exc. for printed
feed sacks, 3 of kind. Mrs. H.
H. Alexander, Elberton, Rt. 1.

100 bu. Velvet beans, 1944
erop, grown on my farm, $6.00
bu. FOB. Lewis L. Lovett,
Wrightsville.

16 bu. bright and sound
Brabham peas, $7.00 bu. I. L.
Chapman, Jeffersonville, Rt. 2,
Box 145.

150 Ibs. White Crowder peas,
20c lb. C. B. Hicks, Reynolds.

Striped Half Runner garden
beans, 40e cupful: chicken feed
sacks, unwashed, free of holes,
15c ea. Add postage. Mrs. M.
L. Crow Jr., Gainesville, Rt. 2.

2 crop Clay peas, gathered
without rain, $7.00 bu. No or-
der accepted for less than 2
bu. Andrew Gibbs, Pitts, Rt. 2.

Mamloxi soy beans, fine for
grain and hay, sound and
bright. $3.75 bu. FOB., in 2 bu.
bags, 1944 crop, hand gathered.
A. F. Sawyer, Vidalia.

20 lbs. Schley pecans, 40c Ib;
450 lbs. Bilixis soy beans, 12442c
Ib: 35 lbs. Wilson soy beans,
1214c lb; 25 bu. 90-day Velvet
beans, $6.00 bu; 30 bu. Brown
Whip peas, $6.00 bu. All FOB.
Add postage. H. D. Goodwin,
Greensboro,

15 lbs. bunch butter beans,
1944 crop, 25c Ib. plus postage;
also 5 lbs. of beef tallow, 50c
for lot. Miss Hazel L. Watson,
Lithonia, Rt. 2.

Rams Horn Blackeyed peas,
$6.00 per bu. No legs than bu.
shipped. FOB. J. E. OQuinn,
Toomsboro, Rt. 1.

Prolific small white butter
beans, bear until frost, 35c lb;
3 Ibs. for $1.00. Plus postage.
ge C. H. Rhodes, Canon, Rt.

12 bu. good sound Velvet
beans, $5.00 bu: also 200 bu.
corn at my barn. M. A. Hall,
Danville, Rt. 2.



CORN AND SEED
CORN FOR SALE



100 or more bu. good ee
A. Duvall, Farmington.

150 bu. corn for sale at my
place on hwy., between Ocilla
and Douglas, 10 mi. S. of Ocil-
la; also have about 10 bu. good
seed peanuts. Mrs. Abbie Car-
ver, Wray, Rt. l.

15 Ibs. pure Yellow Field
popcorn. graded best, 20c Ib.
ne M. Johnson, Shellman, Rt.



- COTTONSEED
FOR SALE



Imp. Summerour cottonseed,
ist. yr. Kept clean from all
other seeds, 1000 Ibs. for $40.00:
$5.00 per 100 lbs. at_my place
or COD. Ralph Whitmire,
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Cokers bloek big boll wilt-
resistant cotfonseed, good

grade lint, 1 1/32 staple, easy

to pick. No sharp burrs to stick
you. Bale to acre. . Rod-
gers, Conyers. -

Stoneville 2B cottonseed, 1st
yr., ginned one var. gin, kept
pure, cleaned, culled, graded
and -treated with new im-
proved Ceresan, packed in new
2 bu. bags, $6.00 per hundred;
ton lots. cheaper. FOB. J. H.
Beasley, Lavonia. |. ae



DPL No. 14 cottonseed, Ist.
in, $5.00 per

r.. Kept pure at
y : 5.50 cwt. R.

100 Ibs; treated
E. Rowe, Alvaton.

Hi-bred Half and Half cot-
ton, ist. yr., kept pure at gin,

picked before rain, $7.50 per|M

100 Ibs. F. H. Bunn, Midville.

Dixie Delter cottonseed, Ist.
yr., kept pure at gin, $6.00 per
100 lbs.at my farm, 1200 Ibs.
produces 500 Ibs. lint. Glenn
J. Whitaker, Jenkinsburg.

ist. vr. Stoneville 2B cotton-
seed, privately ginned and re-
cleaned, $1.25 bu; pure Turf
oats, good and sound, 80c bu;
Sanford wheat, weevil free,
$1.65 bu: Riley C. Couch,
Turin. :

Piedmont Cleveland wilt-
resistant cottonseed, Ist. yr.
from breeder, kept pure, treat-
ed, $5.00 per hun. Ib. bag. Coyle
Bennett, Danielsville, Rt. 2.

100 bu. Cokers No. 100 wilt-
resistant, str. 3, Ist. yr. entire-
ly pure and sound, $5.25 cwt;
$8.00 properly treated with
ore K. D. Sanders, Eaton-

on,

First yr. Summerour cotton-
seed, Hi-bred, kept pure at gin,
staped_1 in. $6.00 cwt. FOB.
G. H. Ledbetter, Cumming.

Cokers Wyles No. 9 cotton-
seed, $6.09 cwt. Early maturing
picks, good as pine delta, 1%
in. staple, govt. loan value,
ae T. W. Sorrells, Monroe,

oe 4

DPL No. 14 cottonseed, Ist.
yr., kept pure at gin, reclean-
ed and treated, packed in 90-
lb. sacks, $6.00 per cwt. FOB.
W. H. Stecle, Lilly.

Stoneville 2B cottonseed, Ist
yr., ginned 1 var. gin, delinted
and new imp. Ceresan treated,
$6.50 per hun. in even wt. 100
lb. bags. FOB. Inis M. Cole,
Sharpsburg.

Cokers 100, str. 7, Cokers
100 wilt-resistant, str. 3, germ-
ination, 94%, ist. yr. from
breeder. Lt. Col. E. T. New-
ton, Madison.



PLANTS FOR SALE



Marglobe Tomato Plants,
$2.25 M: 500 for $1:25; 100 for
25e. April 10 del. D. J, John-
son, Soperton, Rt. 2.

Red Skin Porto Rico Pota-
to plants; Govt. insp., $2.50 M:
Del. to 3rd zone. Money or-
ders only. W. R. Hutto, Sur-
rency, Rt. 2.

Gold Dollar Tobacco Plants,
ready April 20, Bed 100 sq.

yds. W.N. Gerrald, Swains-
boro.
Marglobe. Tomato Plants,

now ready, good strong stalky

plants, $2:00 M. Del. Moss
packed, prompt shipment.
Mrs. V. A. OQuinn, Surrency.

Improved Certified P, R.J

Potato Plants. now shipping,
$2.75 Me PP? Full: count,
can fill large orders. Ralph
Tyre, Screven. Rt. 1.

Govt. insp. Red Skin P. R.
Potato Plants, now ready,
$3.00 M. Del. L. L. Light-
sey, Surrency, Rt. 2. 5

Govt. insp. Certified, red or
pink skin P. R. Potatoes, $2.50
M. Ready. Different var. To-
matoes, $1.75 M; 65:C. Paul
Lightsey, Screven,

Red Skin Porto Rico Potato
Plants. Govt. insp. and treat-
ed, $2.50 M. Del. in Ga.
ee A. Pearce, Surrency, RFD

Govt. insp. Potato Plants,
now ready. good plants, good
count. Pink and red_- skin,
$3.00 M. Del. Woodrow Light-
sey, Screven.

Govt. insp. Porto Rico Po-
tato, $3.00 M. Now ready.
Marglobe and Big Red Tomato
plants, $2.00 M. Peanut Hay,
$25.00 ton; Mixed Pea Seed,
Vickery Black Crowder, $5.00
bu. D.C. Nail, Baxley, Rt. 3.
Govt. Insp. Red and Yellow
Skin Potatoes, full count, $2.50
M. Good strong plants, FOB.
D, A. Lightsey, Odum, Rt. 2.

Large, White Heading Kind
of Collard Plants, 20c for 100:
$1.75 M. All FOB. Now
ready to put out. Mrs. J. L.
Hall, Americus, RFD 2.

P: R. Potato Plants, red and
yellow skin, 500 for $1.50;
1000 and up, $2.75 M. Del.
Marglobe, New Stone
Greater Baltimore Tomato
Planis, 500 for $1.00; 1000 and,
up, $1.75. M. Del, Moss
packed. Now ready. Full
cou Prompt shipment. W.
G. Murray, Odum, Rt. 2... >

pees ae

and Pink Skin, $2.50 M: -Go

and



sions

PLANTS FOR SALE



Marglobe and Rutger To:
to plants, now ready, $1.5
Ship as soon as get orde
J. Adams, Pavo, Rt. 1.

Improved Potato Plant
skin, insp. and treated, goo
strong plants, ready, $2.50

No checks. Del. Hi
Lightsey, Screven. |















Early Jersey and Flat Du
Cabbage and Onion plant
500 for 90c; $1.75 M. Cabbag
Collard plants, $1.75 M. M.
globe Tomato Plants, 500 f
$1.50; $2.50 M. Ail del. Oy
Conner, Pitts, Bt i. =

Marglobe and Stone Toma
Plants, 300 for $1.00: 500 fc
$1.50; $2.50 M. Cabbage an
Onion Plants. 500 for $1.
$1.75 M. California and He
Pepper and Egg Plants, -500
for. $2.00: $3.00 M. All De
R. Chanclor, Pitts. S

Imp. <P. Re Potatoes, =










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Insp. No personal checks. FOR.
Nellie Lightsey, Odum, Rt.

Govt. Insp. Red and Yello
Skin P. R. Potato Plan
$2.75 M. Marglobe Tom
Plants, $1.50 M. Del.
Good plants. No
George Griffis, Screven.

Gov. insp. Red Skin
Potato Plants, good
full count, $2.50 M.
Lightsey, Screven.< = - =

Giant New Gem Strawber
Plants, pick from July to Dec.
this year, next year from April
to December, 25 plants, $1
50 for $2.25; 100 for $4.00. A
pees: C. A. Dobbs, Gaines-
ville.

Govt. insp. and treated P,
Potato, good nice plants, good
count, prompt shipment, n
checks, $2.50 per M: 2 M
$2.60 del. Also Tomato pla
W. R. Lightsey, Screven.

Improved Pink Skin Porto
Rico Potato plants, from vin
grown, State Insp. Seed, $2.
M. Del to 3rd zone.
8,000 weekly.
ae J. F. Gruber, Odum, R







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Tomato

Marglobe
$2.00 M. Now ready. Good
plants. Zonnie Carter, Bax

ley.

Govt. insp. P. R. Potato
Plants, $2.75 M. Del. -L. .
Lightsey, Screven. a

_ P. R. Potato Plants, Govt.
insp. and treated, $2.50 M. Del.
in Ga. Ship in lots of 50,000.
Now rady. TT. L. Dukes, Ba
ley, Rt. 2. hs

Govt. Insp. Porto. Rico
Potato Plants, now ready,
FOB, 5M for $13.75; 10 M
$25.00. No stamps, checks

COD. orders. E: :-L.- Burk
Baxley, Rt. 1. ss
Marglobe -Tomato

now ready. 30c C; $2.00
$1.75 at.bed. Full count. Moss
packed. Mrs. M. G. OBerry,
Surrency.

Govt. insp. Porto Rican

; Marglobe ,
Plants, $2.00 M. Good plants,
full. count. W. G. OQuinn,
tees

Tomato Plants, large
stocky, grown on new land,
free from disease, Marglobe
and Truckers, extra early, and
Baltimore, $2.00 per M:; 15)
500 orders filled daily. Moss
packed. E. L. Fitzgerald, Ir-
winville,

Imp Porto Rico Pota
Plants, $2.50 M. Well rooted,
full count, from vine cut-
tings: Plus postage. Bran
ley -Bell,. Bristol, Rt 173

Imp. Porto Rico

postage or exp.
Bristol, Rt. 1.

Genuine Marglobe Toma
plants,

ed and wrapped.
age. Herman Mann, Surrenc

Certified, wilt - resist
Marglobe Tomato Plants, no
ready, 35 C: $2.00 M. PP.
Mamie Youmans, Surrency.

Large, fresh, Spring Grow:
extra Early Jersey and C
W. Cabbage plants, $1.25 M
Del. PP. 5M, $3.50: 10 M,
$7.00. Exp. col. Prompt hip-
Stokes, Fitzgerald. ; :

Kudzu Crowns, well rooted,
free for digging. Mrs. M, B-
Simpson, Atlanta, 1395 ie

Gould Ave., S. E.

Booking orders for Port
Rico Potato Plants, trea
and inspected, $2.50 M. Plan
ready as early as weather
imits. A, R. Jones, Pi









PLANTS FOR SALE







Tomat







R iaralob oO Plants,
ready April 1, $2.25 M:; 35c C.
Moss packed. PP. Ivey L.

__ Griffis, Surrency, Rt. 1.
-- Marglobe Red Rock and





el,

Rt. 2

Porto Rico Pota
dad Gold Dollar





shipped.
Dome,



$2.50 M. Exp. Col.
dis, Alma, Rt. 2.



atnip plant, 15c.














for 60c.
head,

plants, same price.
Es ee Valdosta, Rt.



per M. Copper

-anteed. Mrs. A.

St. Simons. |





oN > M lots, $11.
- Boatright, Mershon.







2 Govt. insp. and










_ Marglobe
$1.75 M. del.
bage and White

Prompt shipment.
Steediy, Baxley.











skin from vine cutti




E.



| plant:
_ Mrs.

Porto Rico
govt.




Pota



M. Cason, Bristol.
Porto Rico Pota








up, $2.25 M.
M.






Rov, insp., $2.75 M




tole
_ Marglobe Tomat







MW. in 10 M lots.

ceived. D. B.
bridge
Red. Skin P.












$2. 50 M. Del. E. N



Pink Skin P.





Chas.

Marglobe.






to

New Stone Tomato Plants,
open field grown, $2.00 M.
Willie Pearce, Surrency,

Plants

Tobacco

Jants, $3.00 M. PP. Prompt-
re John Daniel,

- Millions of Govt. insp. Porto
Rico Red Skin Potato Plants,

J. i. Mul-

S Tree Tomato and Everbear-
ing Tomato plants, 50c C. Hot
and Sweet Pepper, same price.

Bunch of

Fresh grown,
early Cabbage,

age plants, 20c bunch. Mrs.
Mae Turner, Gainesville, Rt. 6.

- Marglobe, New Stone and
Baltimore Tomato Plants, 400
for $1.10; $2.00 M; Cabbage,
1.50 M; 500 for 85c.
hipping. W. W. co re

Prempt

Plants, Marglobe var., $1.50 M:
y exp. 500 PP. for $1. 00; 250

all
fine
= C. Wil-

25.

p ~ Certified Porto Rico Potato] @
Plants, $3.00 per M; 8 M, $2.50.
skins,
price. Count and quality guar-
B. Williams,

Same:

- Red Meated Porto Rico Po-
tato Plants, now ready, $2.50

Toe

Imp. P. BR. Potato Plants,

treated,

prompt shipment, $3.00 M. Del.
Exc. for hay peas, 2M per pu.
J. E. Arnold, Baxley, Rt. 4..

Tomato
Wakefield Cab-

Plants,

Bermuda

ngs.

ta"

to

5

oO

R.

xO

Bs

Onion plants, $1.25 eee Del.

ode:

- Porto Rico Potato Plants,
improved red. skin or yeltow

State

_ 5000 for $12.50. Ready
- G. Tyre, Bristol.

oe globe Tomato

Plants,

V. Paulk, Bax-

Well rooted Sage plants, 10c
12 for $1.00.
Sage Seed, 10c a thle. spoon.
-P. Tarver, Bartow, Rt. 1.

Also

Plants,

P Insp. and treated, $2.75
M. 5M or more, $2.50.
count, prompt. shipment.

Full
D.

Plants.

Govt. insp.. $2.50 M. 5 M and
10 M up, $2.00
W. J. Boyett, Bristol.

. Porto Rico Potato Plants,

M and

$2. 50. Ward Boyett Bris-

Plants,

E sturdy, field grown, full count,

well packed. Ready April 25
through May. $3.00 M.~- $2.90
Orders book-:
ed now shipped in order re-
Ohlinger, Bain-

Potato

Plants, 500 for $1.50: $2.50 M.
Marglobe and New Stone To- |.
mato plants, 100 for 50c:; 500
for $1.25; $2.00 M. PP. Leroy
: Lightsey, Screven, Rt. 1, Box

Red Skin P. R. Potato
Plants, gov. isp. ae treated,

Quinn,

ae

Plants, 500 for $1.45: $2.50 M

New Stone and Marglobe To-
mato Plants, 100 for 45c: 500
for $1.20. $2.00 M. PP. Bu-
rd R. Lightsey, Screven, Rt.

Wakefield Cabbage,
Collard. Beet, 25c C; $1.50 per
Lettuce, White Bermuda

Tomato:

New Stone,
ger, 35c C: $250 M. Mrs. H.
a Be Brittingham, Guyton.

Rut-

~y










PECAN AND OTHER
ota TREES FOR SALE






Apricots,
Muscadines,

irs. Li



Pink May Cherries, Plums,
Fall Huckleberries,
\ Foxgrape vines,
Winter Grape vines, 25c ea.
uch Cumphry, 25e ea.

~ oo i aa

Add
vans,

'40c ea.:



PECAN AND OTHER

FRUIT TREES FOR SALE|



Sand Pear Toes. 3 to 5 ft.,
3 for $1.00 del. Post-
age. Mrs, Harold Smith, Bax-
ley, Rt. 4.

Mt. Huckleberries, 50 doz.
Apricot Plums, Muscadine
Vines, Winter Grapes, Fox-

grape Vines, Red Haw Bushes,

May Cherries, Black
White Wainuts, 25c .ea.
postage. Mrs.
Talona.

1 to 3. ft

and
Add
Leolar Evans,

Walnut ce

Peach Trees, Plum Seed, Figs,

25e ea. Himalaya Blackberry.
Zoe a; 5 for. $1.00 43 yr. old
plants. Bronze Scuppern<>7.
Black Muscadine, large rox aoe
plants, 50e ea. Mrs. Chas Rob-
inson, Bowno, Rt. 2.



EGGS FOR SALE



-Fawn and White Indian Run-
ner duck eggs, $2.00 setting, PP
J. R. Gardner, Locust Grove.

Speckled Sussex eggs, $1.25
setting. Mrs. W. V. Silvers,
Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box 88.

15 large RI red eggs, or 12
White Pekin duck eggs, $1.25
PP. Carefully packed. Mrs. C.
C. Lynch, Rome, Rt. 1.

Purebred Golden Buff Orp-
ington eggs, $1.00 per 15 del.
xe. for print sacks, free from
holes or mildew, 3 of kind. No
checks. Mrs. R. Q. Miller, Ac-
worth, Rt. 2.

Fancy Giant type Black
Minorea eggs, heavy white, $3
per 15. L. B. Millians, New-
nan.

Purebred dark Cornish eggs
from hens weighing 5-7 lIbs.,
roosters, 9-11 lbs., $1.50 per 15.
ae Fred F. Johnson, Dawson,

t

Pure RCSL. Wyandotte eggs,
$1.00 per 15 at my home. Do
not ship. Without crates furn.
Add postage, No checks or
stamps. Ernest Williams, Mon-
Foe, NVA:

Purebred White Wyandotte
eggs, $1.50 per 15. C. H. Snow,
Gordon, Box 204.

Purebred ever-lay , Brown
Leghorn eggs, $1.50 per 15,
postpaid. Mrs. H. A. Wilson,
Martin, Rt. 2.

Eggs from Donaldsons dark
reds, splendid layers, pullorum
tested, $1.50 per 15. Also baby
chicks in April. $16.00 C. All
del. Mrs. ae Brown, Stone
Mountain, Rt.

Purebred a type dark

Cornish eggs, $1.30 per 15. 30}

for $2.45. Cartons to be return-
ed. M. O. only. rs Cora B.
Patterson, TyTy, Rt. . Box 74.

Dark Cornish game _ eggs,
$1.25 per 16 del. Also 1 dark
Cornish rooster, 2 yrs. old, $3.
Miss Leona Simpson, Culver-

ton, Rt. 1.
Silver spangled Hamburg
eggs, $1.25 per 15. William

Hubbard, Hartwell.

Buff Minorca eggs, from
Kirchers 3-A laying _ strain,
$1.50 per 15. Mrs. Eugene

Polsfuss, Dry Branch, Rt. 1.

Jersey Giant eggs, select, $2
setting. Prompt shipment. PP.
Moline M. Landrum, Adairs-
ville, Rt. 3.

Light Brahma eggs, from
choice stock, $1.50 per 15, PP.
Rev. J. R. Baxter, Armuchee.

AAA grade Blue Andalusian
eggs, $2.20 per 15. Mrs. W. L.
Treadaway, Adairsville.

NH Red on AAA grade,

$1.50 per 15 Iso 8 NH. Red

AAA grade hens, $1.50 ea. Mrs.

W. MeGowan, Graymont,
td:

Bronze turkey eggs, from
large, matured stock, $4.00 per
12. Also want to exc. 10 young
W. Wyandotte hens AA strain
for 10 RC Silver Laced Wyan-
dotte young -hens. : Ea. pay
charges ea. way. Mrs. Ethel
Jones, Lula, Rt. 2.

Papes Mammoth eggs, direct
stock, $2.00 per 15; $3.60 per
30. PP. Also col. bunch but-
terbeans, sound, hand-shelled,

>1for table or: seed, 25e Ib. Add

postage. Wallace Wilson, Mar-

tin, Rt. 2.

Purebred Buff . Orpington
eggs, $1.00 per 15. PP. Crates
to be returned at house. Miss

|Ronie Johnson, Shellman, Rt.
Le

White African guinea eggs,
$1.50 per ee ye WW Kemp,
Lyons, Rt. <

Hatching eggs, Thompsons
Ringlet str. Barred Rocks, $1.50

per 15; $2.85 for 30; turkey | $

88S, M. B. broadbreasted, $4
2 oe 75 for 24. Del. Mrs, J.
2 Martin, Bos





gan, Marietta, Rt. 4

eee. FOR SALE






f pe FOR SALE



Guinea eggs, 15 for $1.50, |.

mixed ' white and speckled;

Light Brahma eggs, 15 for $2.

All prepaid. T. J. Steed, Buena

' Vista.

M. B. turkey eggs, 25c eggs,
$3.00 doz. Mrs. Butch McDan-
iel, Buena Vista, Rt. 4.

Purebred- Everlay strain
Brown Leghorn eggs, or hatch-
ing purposes, 15 for $1. 00. Mrs.

Woodrow Wilson, Eastanellee. |

Bantam eggs for hatching,
Speckled var. $1.00 for 15;
mixed; mixed colors, $1.00 for
1: also Speckled guinea eggs,
75 per 15. Boyd Williamson,
Commerce.

Big Bone, bcd breasted,
pure Mammoth Bronze turkey
eggs, $4.50 doz; Speckled gui-
nea eggs, $1.50 doz. Shipped
in metal shipping egg boxes.
Mrs. Boyd Baggett, Dougilas-
ville, Rt. 1.

Purebred White Rock. eggs,
from 4 A Grade hens, $1.50 pee
ss a Johnson, Preston,

HOGS FOR SALE





Reg. SPC Pigs, bicley type,
World Champion Blood Lines,
$25.00 ea. R. B. Harrell, East-
man.

SPC Pigs, large blocky type,
registered and inoculated.
$17.50 ea. J. D. Wadsworth,
Columbus, 1231 Sixth Ave.

- Reg. SPC blocky type hogs,
from some of Souths leading
bloodlines, reg. in buyers
name, 8-10 wks. old, $15.00 ea.
FOB Tifton. W. B. Leverett,
Tifton.

Now booking orders for reg-
istered Black Poland China
pigs, farrowed March 8, 1945,

to be shipped when 8 wks. old...

$20.00 ea. FOB.
Elberton.

Shoats for a $7.00 per
head if taken right away; also
RI hens, $2.00 ea: and 2 A good
land in sweet potatoes, 50-50
basis. Mrs. B. Brady, Cairo,
Rte 1 Box bez.

At Stud: Purebred OIC boar.

F. A. Smith,

$2.50 at breeding or a pig at 6}

wks. of age out of each litter
sired by, said boar. J. S Hig-
ginbottom, Bogart, Rt.

One SPC boar, 16 mos. old,
wt. 700 lbs. Papers furnished.
No finer boar anywhere, finest
bloodlines. G. W. Ray, Cuth-
bert, Rt. 4.

8 wks. old Red Blocky type
Duroc pigs, 2 females, 3 males
treated. and reg. in buyers
name, $15.00: ea. Walter La-
vonen, McKinnon.

1 subject to reg. SPC male,
ready for service, $25.00 FOB;
also 2 duck hens, 3 drake, $1. 50
ea. here: and 24 duck eggs,

| $2.00 FOB; want 10 guinea

hens, 1 rooster. Quote price.
Rodney Jordan, Manassas.

Reg. sows, Hereford, bred,
$75.00 boars ready for light
service, $35.00 ea; 4 and 5 mos,
old boars, $25.00 ea. Julian
Furstenburg, Atlanta, Hogan
Ra Rt.

Good lot March Berkshire
pigs, $15.00 ea. C. J. Hardman,
Commerce.

Boar, Douglas MacArthur.
son of Conquest; no finer SPC
boar in Ga. wt. about 700 lbs.
W. A. Taliaferro, Blue Ridge.

Hereford: _ pigs, perfectly

|}marked. Will ship COD reg.

in buyers name. J. Carrie San-

ders, Canon, Rt.

SPC male pigs, State win-
ners of best bloodlines, well
marked, $15.00 ea. at 8 wks. of
age; treated and reg. in buyers
a Malcom Mules: Metter,

Reg. SPC herd ee wt. 400
lbs; selling to prevent inbreed-
ing, $75.00 with papers, treated
and crated, FOB. Fred
Seago, Pinehurst, Riek

2 reg. Hereford boars, dou-
ble-treated, 5 mos. old, $25.00
ea. Crated and shipped FOB.
G. W. Miles, Baxley.

2 reg. PC boars, with papers,
2 -yrs. old, ready for service,
double inoculated for cholera.
Charles Spahos, Griffin. Snes
Willis Restaurant.)

Reg. Duroe sow, 20 mos. old,
wt. around 250 lbs. bred to
Duroc boar: due farrow April

15th: good breeder, $65.00 FOB. :

J: B. Nix, Alto.
SPC sow, to farrow soon,
$100.00; SPC gilt, $75.00; 2

SPC gilts, $45.00 ea. OIC boar,
75.00; OIC sow (bred) $75.00;
OIC pigs, $10.00 ea. All reg. in
buyers name. fp N B. Gro-
, Box 475.



~|heifers, very heavy springers.

o



Good, reg. Ferceg! bull
| yrs. old, gentle and easy
handle, $100.00. Also you neg,
black mare mule, wt. 1000 Tbs.
2 i cond., gentle, $125.0
Kennedy, Stone Monty

Reg. Hereford pigs, 7 to 12
wks. old. Papers furn. From
|prize. winners State Fair, $15
ea. J. R. Freeman, Lincolnton.

Extra fine blooded OIC boar,
6 mos. old, wt. 225 lbs., $65.00.













; 3 ee Rte 2.
reg., buyers name; 2 ex. ine
| gilts, wt. from 200 to 225 Ib.| Dry cow, springer helen
ea. bred to reg. OIC male. $65 | bull, calves, also good mule.

ea. or both, $125.00 reg. +
Nix, Alpharetta.

WEL. Come, see. Frank Cain, Buford





Cow, will freshen abeat Apr.
20th with 2nd calf, - good size
and color, $75.00 FOB. Alsi
Cox tenn cae seed, $1.35 Ib,
PP. H. D. Wilson, Palmetta,

Rt. 1.
4 aE

CATTLE FOR SALE








Black Jersey cow, fresh, 3rd
calf, 3 to 3%. gal. milk day,
$60.00 at my place. Mrs, C.
E, Jett, Kennesaw,. Rt. 1. .

2 -Milch cows, 2 heifers, can
be seen at J. H.' Whisenants
3100 Memorial Dr.. S. E., At-
lanta. Phone De 8295.

1 Nice Jersey cow, 6 yrs.
old. J. E. Rice, Madison.

15 Purebred Reg. Black An-
gus Bulls, 12 to 15 mos. old.
WS; Smith. Atlanta, . i271
Glenwood Ave.

6 each fine Jersey cows, just
freshened, with first calf and







Jersey heifer, $30.00.
of Cordele. Mrs. Jimmie Dodd,
Austell, Rt. 2.

Polled type Shorthorn bull,
Normal Mayor 2nd, 4% yrs.
old, wt. approx. 1400 Ibs. Mis
Josie Hamilton, Baxley, Rt, 2.

2 fine Jersey cows, to fresh
en soon; good milkers and in
a cone: O. D. Cain, Bufor

(Paved Rd. from Buford,
eae a near Wood:
wards Mill.)

_. Jersey heifer, fresh with Ist
calf; 3 heavy springers, 2 com~
ing with first, 1 with 2nd ealf;
2 reg. Domino breeding, dou-
ble-standard polled Here ord
Farms, Hawkinsville, male calves,,5 mos. old. Others
290. HC C.Waldrop, Forsyth, Rt. 1.

Reg. Hereford Bulls, ready|_,2.c0Ws for sale at my place
for service, best blood lines,| 4+, Jonesboro. J. W. Weaver,

Papers Turniehek Care sec Atlanta, are Peters eens. Ja

at the Ranch. H. A. Chamber- 9690.
lin, Silver Creek Ranch, Aus-
tell, Rt. 2.

2 Guinea cows, to freshen
in 2 weeks. 4 gals. with feed.
Also 1 Jersey Bull for service.
W. H. Burnette, Toccoa, Rt. 1.

1 Guernsey-Jersey cow, due
to freshen April 17th. With
4th calf. 4 gal., 1% lbs. but-
ter, $75.00. G. E. Colman,
Fayetteville, Rt. 2.

2 bulls, 2: and: 3: -yvrs:_old,
for sale: also white popcorn,
12%4e lb. Few lbs. Sugar
Crowder Peas, 20 Ib. Mix-
ed field peas, 10c lb. Mrs.
Emma M. fete Buford,
Box 20.

1 Fine Jersey cow, fest: in,
$100.00. H. D. Turnipseed,
Fayetteville.

Several Hereford Cows,
Heifers and Calves, good stock,
at my farm Rockbridge Rd..
about 144 miles from Lilburn.
.H. J. Haas, Haas-Howell Bldg.,
Atlanta 1.

1 young Jersey and Guer-
nsey heifer, ist. calf, 9 mos.
old, $75.00 at barn: also 1 red



























Sommerdale
Phone

Sam Sommer,














ane ree SALE



2500 gal. pure Ga. cane
syrup, packed in glass, 6 gal.
to case, $5.40 es. in ae of 10
cases or more. L. H fi _ Foste
Whigham.

1300 gal. good, heavy syrup,
No, 10 cans, weil filled, good
grade, 90c can. at my home
(drop me card so will be hor
4 mi. North Nicholls, Coffe
oe Lester Cole, Nicholls, it.

; Box 91.

Oeed Ga., cane syrup for
sale at my farm, near ee
boro; a ee on 100 pal.
or more. . OUiff, oe es-
boro,

75 .to 100 gal. syrup, cans
| slightly rusted oe syrup all
right, 55 here. J. A Remedy,
Pavo. >

300 gal, first class. Ga: cane
syrup in No. 10 cans, 80c gal.
for entire lot. Will not ship, d
T. Grice, Glennville. Ss

1,500 gal. good Ga. a
rup in new 1 gal. tin contain-









































: 95 gal., del., or 85c gal.
young cow with st. calf, 9 | SiS: &
mos. old, $75.00 and 1 fine FOB. J ohn B. Walker, tinct

heifer calf, Jersey and Here-
ford, mixed, 7 mos. old, $30.00
at barn. Mattie B. McPherson,
Rabun Gap.

Reg. Black Angus bull, 1%
yrs. old, wt. 1200 Ibs; in fine
cond., $300. 00 FOB. Blakely
Swint, Jonesboro.

Fine Guernsey bull alf,
from best breeding, sired by
Reigledale bull; high produc-
tion mother: good individual,
$25.00 or $35.00 crated and reg-
istered. Fred Colwell, Blue
Ridge.

Red polled bull, 4 mos. old.
for sale. yo Bryant, Cleve-
land; Rt.






lPOTATOES AND ee
TABLES FOR SALE



Approximately 50 oe
sweet potato seed, 60. bu.
FOB. George Allen, che

1 acre Charleston Wakefield
cabbage, about ready for mar-
ket, del. in field. Robert | D.
Cravey, Milan, Rt. 2. >:

100 bu. Bunch PR sweet. po-
tatoes, $1.25 bu. at oe place,
or $1.50 bu. ee W.L. Ren
tfroe, Byron, Rt. =






















ao male, ready for FRESH AND CURED 4
service for sale. Exchange ic
male, 3 mos. old for 1 same age MEATS FOR SALE
and breed, Also go bu. What- 2
leys corn for sale. H. W. Thur-

mond, Farmington...

Jersey cow, feoehs 5 vs. old,
fives 4 gals. milk day. Reas.
G. T. Durham, Rockmart, Rt.

Country cured hams, 41ic Ib,
Sides and shoulders, 33c. I
Ave. pieces, 8 to 20 lbs. e
Send points, le less 100 Ib. lots,
Malvin Collins, Whigham.-

























Aberdeen-Angus Spring Sale

The ANNUAL SPRING SALE of REGISTER-
ED ABERDEEN-ANGUS Breeding Cattle, sponsor-
ed by the GEORGIA ABERDEEN-ANGUS BREED-
ERS ASSOCIATION will be held at the Albany
Stock Yards, East Albany, on April 26, at 1 P. M.
(CWT). For catalog address, ALBANY Coa
BER OF COMMERCE, Albany.












Notice To Georgia Sweet
Potato Plant Growers

It is illegal to sell or give away sweet potato
slips unless certified by the Georgia Department
of Entomology. All slips except those grown and
used by the farmer on his own property must be
tied with 1945 tape furnished to certified growers |
by the Entomology Department. For niformation
on how to qualify, write to: C. H. ALDEN, pee
or, 432 State a

eas

































HORSES, AND MULES
| FOR SALE





ey mare,



Good worker.

: Luce, Ft. Valley.
Good saddle horse,

ie

iced. Ben
Mountain, Rt.
Black mare a









work anywhere, $125.00



(ist house on Fellwood










old, wt. 1000 lbs. -














ee Sandersville.






~ Old, wt. = about.










0.00. W.
1






900 lbs. 12 vrs. old. Soun



00 at my barn.




: fin, Baxley, Rt. 4, Box 60.







foal getter and







Peas, $6.00 bu. 7 mi



der
De




an, Winston.



Clark, White Oak.





Ib
healthy, well
ae le, quick and smart,

with first or second calf.
Todd. Barretts.

ok pr. Horses, soon will be 5
yrs. old,
za yrs:. old:















enlo.







rks anywhere.






Box 02.

1 Mare Mule.
150.00:



4 yrs.



W. R. Cadle, Rome. Rt.





1 pr. Black Brood Mares,

Mrs. G. sr
fammerville. Rt.

2 Mare Cae




agate Cheap.
Atlanta, -
ves 8835.

ony-built
coming 3 vyrs.,

L.








Horse
worked







Eslinger, Ringgold,











Potato Plants. $3.25 M.
ready for shipping.
{ ee: toiusiek Rt. 4.



vabout 11 yrs.)
old. Sound, wt. about 900 lbs.
Sound mule,
about 12 yrs. old, $125.00 ea.)

9 yrs.
gentle in everv way.. Reas.
By Wilson, Stone

12: <yrs.
. sound and full of oe

Cannon, College Park, fe
ont. Roosevelt Hwy. at Red
Oak).

Cait: feseea mule, 4 yrs.
Perfectly
gentle; work anywhere, $125.- be
00. M. T. Sanders, Commerce.

Pr. Iron Grey Tenn. mare

E. Sandersville. M. M.)

Brown mare mule, 10 or 11
000 ibs.
90d worker but little thin,
xy EON, Luthers-

Goad horse mule, wi about

ntle, work anywhere, $140.
Trade for good |
ilch cow or yearlings or any-
thing of value. Vernon. Grif-

Black Mammoth Jack. 12
pe old, wt. .1000. wae good
individual.

Will wor eee
5135. 00. Also black Jersey
ilch cow, freshened on Mar.

t Good: milk and butter
cow, $75.00. Also 10 bu. aro NZ
glasville at Billarp. E. E. 2.

Mare Mule, wt. about 900 |
. Sound, gentle, works any-|
where, about 8 yrs. of age. R.|


- Old Mare Mule; 1050
no blemishes, sound and
trained farm
$150.-
rade for 4 gal. Milk ee

gentle: 1 Mule Coie
1 purebred Poland
Monn Brood Sow, Roy G. Silk,

yr. old Mare, very gentle,
$100. 00 at+ 2
Ty | barn. Don't write. Mrs.
eR: Watkins, Pitager iid. Rte

old,
1 Horse. Mule. $125.-
0. Both raised by the owner.

a ae dace ene 30 mos.
ice at plantation -
ya R. Ferrell. Albany, Box

Old, will work anywhere:
a Young Mules. about 4
Bohannon,

smooth
mouth, Black ang Bay. good
Brown-
3613" Buford

Mule,
some.
$135.00 or trade for ae E.

eS ood. Horse Mule, n 900
Ei yrs.old, gentle worker,
$140. 00. Exc. for Cows or oth.
er value: Also Red Skin P..R.
Now
Vernon

Mule;
for sale.
cross.

Good

Or corn.

old, wt.
dition, gentle,
Trench, Cornelia, St Rt

1 Gray Horse for farm work,

also 1 Prost in cow)
A.W. ae Nor-

Hois Mule,
1000 Ibs.

10 yrs. Grubbs, Demorest, Rt. 1.

$1. oa kL = burgs: Nannie, will
5 : ogeen urgs: annie,

- |freshen soon, $12.50; eight-

"HORSES: AND MULES
oo OK oe

work dbl. or single, gentle, 8 thens, Rt. 1.
yrs. old, fast stepper, $125.00. Ba Sorrells, - S
Also saddle horse. Griffin} 1 White Hornless mileh goat,
Burrell, Barnesville, os 2, | good stock, $15.00. or exe. TE.
Box! 247, . | Rowe, Gay, Rt. 1.

1 Nubian buck, Jean Joans

Y

old ga Sa Bay, 792) Harlequin, N-4473, 2 yrs. old,
very gentle, $250.00. W. 0. April 16, Woodruff breed of
Talley, Ohoopee. New Jersey, $50.00: also young

Good plug. mule or sale,
cheap, or trade for cow, hog
Lannie Hinson, _Ha-

Zelhurst, RFD 3S Ce



AND GOATS,
FOR BALE

x

Reg. ieeored Nubian milk
goats, male and female kids,
now ready to sell at reasonabl e
prices: sire for. service.

month-old Nannie, $8. 50: Billy,
2, wks. old, $5.00 at my home.

doe with 2 baby kids, sired by |-
above named buck, $75.00. See
at my home farm. J.. - Cal-
breth, Carnegie.



RABBITS. AND CAVIES
: FOE: SALE |

not bred 2 to 3 qts., when fresh
1 French Alphine doe, WY oe
1 Black Nubian, not bred,

gal. when iresh; White. eee
ready to breed, 10 mos. old.,



mos.

col,

males.

Phillip

6 .mos.

35) cup
plants,

old,
doe.
at. so:

pr:
Box 113.

White:
Doe,

. ley.

bits:

E.

5.00

Jamie H.

breeding. trio,

Del.

Boss,

old,

ful.
Psi. 00

Flemish - oa

uck,

$2.50:

$5.
Also. early green okra
Bermuda
Catnip, 35c
bunch. Martin gourd seed, 10c
-|spn. plus postage.
Mashburn, Cumming, Rt.

White buck rabbit, 5 mos.
1.75. or. exc. for white
Golden, pean

ic.

9 White NZ rabbits,
ea. ready by Apr. 10th. 5 white |
Ss, now ready,

rabbits,

00.

4 fine Guinea Pigs.
females (bred),
for
William Bradshaw,

$4.00:

Red Doe,
Bill Jordan, Monticello.

aU NY Red
stock, 34% mos. old Bucks
does, $2.25 ea. FOB. N.
Crawford, Jr.,

rabbits,

$1.50
= OCR AEE, Rt.

7

4 NZ Red
stock, buck and does,
FOB. No. checks,
Crawford, Jr. Chipley.

Pr. NZW rabbits. pure stork.
Exp. col.
eed,
rass

this. breed. Stock of this!
class limited. John Hynds,
pure | Atlanta, 93 Warren St,, N. E.,

id ae

Mrs.

2 oie
$3.00 per
lot. Large. size.
Edison,

$4. 00:

6

Brown,

a Ped. NZ Red Bucks ae
old, wt. 6% Ibs.,
4 Ped. NZ Red Does, unrelated
d, | to. bucks, 3 mos. old, $3.00 exp.
Sonny Weeks, Edison.

Guinea Pigs, right size for
1 male, 2 fe-
Paul J. Motes,
Hapeville, 543 Central Ave.

Guinea pigs, $3.00 pr.
Red_ rabbits, 7 to 8 wks old,

$3.50;

NZ

ll de dius 1 d| $3.00 pr. 1 buck, 9 mos old, 2 fine 3 yr. old purebred
gsseiice We D. Putnam, $4.00. Also 4 Pekin ducks ( Nubian bucks, $5. G3 23. 3.
ryville Drake - 3 Ducks), $7.00 for|O- Carter, Griffin, Rt. D.
lot or $2.00 ea. Mrs. O. -H.

ee. ae 953. conte

$1. 50

ea.

i

Sai

NZ
NZ Red.
* $3.50.

pure
and
o checks.

_Chip-

Pure NZ Whites, Gray Chin-
ae. Belgian Hares,
| wks. old, $2.50 pr: Mixed rab- |
Black, White,
Dark Gray. Light Gray, 6 to 8
| wks. old, $2.00 pr. Ship COD.
Billy. Buckland, pans, ee

to 8

| $22.50 for the 4. Can't ship. P.
T. Pritchett, College ras Be
2, Box 302.

- Purebred onan pond eile
stock, 4 yrs. old, 3rd kidding
with 2 doe; better than gal.,
with:last kids, $45.00 for goat

and kids. G. W. Seabolt, At-
lanta, Rt. 4, Box 407.
- 6 Nubian fresh | Riles

finest stock, $25. 00 ea. -
os freshen soon, $15.00

Few very select purebred
and registered - Toggenburg
Doe and Buck Kids, from the
famous and exceptional Dams,
Marcella and Crystal Janice.
Real producers, none better.

i Vausunsies Male. entiled
to registry, and 2 Toggenbureg
Wilk Goats, just freshened.
Also 1 Jersey Heifer to fresh-
en soon, See Mrs.: C... A:
Douglas, Atlanta, 800 Ham-
mond Dr., near Sandy Springs,
or call Ch. 8846.

222 eo -Toggenburg. cies
from 6 qt. nannie, naturally
horniess, 10 wks.: old. $12.50
ea, Reg. in buyers name. C.
at Waycross,"P. O. Box

eioprtd: Tossenbure Goats,
(1 buck), from high producing
dames, best blood. lines, nly
young stock for sale, cheap.
Mrs. Ovalene Highland. qh
vonia, Rte 1. i

Several well bred fresh
Saanan does, Doe and Buck
kids, also plenty goat: milk: for
sale, and 2 young bucks with
papers.
gilt.. Also bleck. or spotted
Poland- China bred gilt. Ed-
win Simpson, ~ Atlanta: ze
Oliver St.. Ne Were \

2 White: Saanan Male Goats.
one 2 mos. old: one at yr, 2
mos., $15.00. Bermuda Grass
Plants, Hedge Plants, Jonquil

Bulbs. Exc. for Old Fashion



up to.



Varnedor,
: dict Road.

GEORGIA AUCTION MARKETS LIVESTOCK SAI re

FOR SALE

$25. 64;

SHEEP AND GOATS |

5 Saangn. An icles fine milk,
stock, 6 mos., to 2 yrs. old. $10
buck service
breeding fee, $2.00. Mrs, Julia
Atlanta, 130 A Can-

| Yellow Crookneck Squash
Seed and print sacks. Mrs.
|M. M. Roberts, Atlanta: Rt7,
Box 598. He 3991R.

1 yr. old Saanan Buck from
high producing stock, 1 Saa-
nan Milk Goat, good milker,
and 2 kids, month old. Also
1 purebred Jersey. Male Calf,
about a yr. old., from 4 gal.
cow, . $25.00. Graham. Simp-



1 White Saanan mie gouh:
| old, bre

1cheap or will

Nichols, Jr.,

Want Reg. Tamworth

ie Tosvenburg ey aa
giving 1 gal- milk daily. Ist
kidding, 2 yrs. old, $50.00.

. E.| Also Tosgenburg to freshen
|Mareh 25 with 1 goat, $40.00.

And a real dark brown goat
(with 2 kids), to freshen March
25, $40.00. Mrs. V. L. Nuan,
Commerce. oe :

One large White Sona Bil-

ly- Goat, 12 mos. old, hornless,.
*| gentle and easy to handle,

$15.00. Also - Jersey Heifer
Calf. 6 wks. old, $10. 00. Trade
for oats or corn. Take a little
Brown Hen. Incuabtor as part
payment. J. C; Mayhue, Ces,
ming, BRED=5:

3 nannies, 2 billies,
old, from 6-at. does.
for quick sale. G. T.
Rockmart, Rt. 3.

Reg. gegenburg doe, 3 yrs.

af to Chief, grandson
An-
Box

Priced

imported stock. Mrs. :
derson, Atlanta, Rt. 1...
473, Ra 4615. tee

|. 1 Saanan Milk Goat, 14 mos.

old, giving 2 ats. milk, 2 kids
6 wks. old, 3 for $20.00; FOB.
1 Saanan Billy, 14 mos. old,
$10.00 FOB. 1 Nubian Billy.
Purebred, 14 mos, old, $15.00
FOB. Sam Harrell, Moultrie.

- % fresh Saanan goats. ABs
a other 6- ae $35.00 and $40.-

00. Paul V. West, College
Park, Rt. 2. (Information. at:
Jack Johnsons store, Red

Oak).
3 good milk goats for sale

or hogs. Come see or write.
Manuel Stephens, College
Park, Rt. (Welcolm All Rd.)

2 purebred Saanan buck
kids from high, long produc-
ing stock. Ideal feundation
stock. Mrs. F. FE. Hogan, Hape-
ville, 3692 Atlanta. Ave.

2 good Toggenburg- Alpine
does, ready to breed, for sale
or exc. for print sacks. Also
Jersey heifer. young.
hens, not Leghorns: pigs, hon-

ey or what have you. Mrs.}
gee Stancil, Clarkesville, Rt.
2 fresh Toggenburg ~ milk

goats; 1 female kid, $50.00 for
ee Leonard Garrett, Buford,

- Reg. Toggenburg buck, 3
vrs. old, $20.00. Saanan buck
kid, from heavy ao Cane
doe, <not reg. $10.00. T. M.
ees Rt. aD).



FARM HELP WANTED



, Want man and wife, white
O.col.,- 4+0- farm,on halves:
man to also drive tractor at
$3.00 day. Need at once. John
Se Norris, Newborn, Rt. 1.

Want 3 wage farm families
on farm at Penfield, also 1
tractor driver: regular work,
good wages, good houses, See
Guy Chambers, Penfield.

, ae 2

=

8 wks. |

Durham, |

exc. for pigs.

laying

|} on farm.


















~ Want man te work 0
potatoes, corn and pea
50-50 basis. Furnish

of guano. Work for _
members of famliy also.
Cummings, Byron.

x Want-
















reliable colored Ww







chores,
home. Mrs. George Hami
Atlanta,

2715 Lenox Rd., =
Ch 2076.

Want Miller ioc Flour a
corn mill. prefer one wh
derstands,. custom milli
Must be well recommend
as. to character and abili
Write Geo. D. Tutt, Monticell

Want at once, white or c
man to work 1 H. crop on 5
50 basis or will pay wa
On new Cumming Hwy., 'N
20, nar Sugar Hill Scho
WwW. M. Porter, Buford, Rt. 3

Want good, honest m
50-yrs., to do farm work
help raise chickens. a :
one of family. Good h
and good salary. H. G. M
Gainesville, Rte da

Want. man able to p ow
acres and do_ other
around farm. Good hom
pay honest, sober, rel
willing, : good worker $101
to work from April 10th
July 10th. Pay wee
monthly or every two_
as preferred. Write full
ticulars. W. G. Ryal
rency, ss Z a

POSI TIONS WANTE


















































































Want work close tot in}
or Rome, am an honest wom:
age 37, was raised on
and. want farm work,
-small house or room. Gertr
Heaton, Toccoa.

Want job budding trees:
summer, specialize in top bud
ding or young seadlin ae :
all work by contract. M
Fossett, Griffin, 321 New
leans Street.



























Want farm work to do an





yrs. old, no one but
Mrs. Mabel. Porter, ie
boro,














Want place on foant
farm work, am an uncumbe
woman, 40 yrs. old, educa
refined, and want in home w
nice people. 2S Mrse VILE
Powers, Atlanta, 450
Peachtree Street. :

Want job peaniae up truc
and tractors, am a mecha
also drive anything. Prefer jc
ee OOH, Abb














ville,




Want job on farm, man wi
small family, can look af
stock or raise poultry f
ene J. T. Moses, Rome. R














Fresh Fruits

Cabbage, per 50 lb. Sacks

April 6, 1945





and Vegetables





Kale, per bu.








Mustard Greens, per bu.



Radishes, per doz. bunches
Squash, per bu. hprs.\ _
Sweet Potatoes, bu. bkts.



son, EET ION. ae 12





TOWN =























Sweet Potato. Plants, per*1,000 plants 3
Tomato Plants, per i ,000 plants
urnip Salad, per bu. TIDES ee aa 15 --

fos Ss = $5 st







$
Rises




























































. Atlanta
Eases Sth

ee Soft Hard

HOGS LBS. Per Cwt
eod to Choice 180/240 ~ 14.25- 14.50
ood. to Choice = 245/270 -14,25- 14.50
Heavies 275/300 14.25- 14.50
feavies she 305/400 14.00- 14.00
uights | : 155/175 SS et 400
igh 135/150 - 13.50
i. 130/DN = it 42.00
Roughs 180/350 13. 50- TSi15
oug 350/450 ~- 13.25
igs 13: 50- 12.50
hoic Strs. & Heifers 15.50- 16.50
900 strs. & Heifers. 14.50- 15.50
; strs. & Heifers 12.50- 14.50
Common Strs. & Heifers ~. 9.00-. 11.00
Po OW ei -11.00- 12.00
Common: Cows... 8.50- 10.60
Ganner Cows = ie oe 6.50- 7.50
rles. & Lt. ans go 7.50- 10.00
Sheily Cows : eee
Bulls ~ te ee 11.50- 13.00
ood aa 13.50- 15.00
~11.00- 12.00



































_ Sylvester Nashvdie. i wa. F Pelhawn | Ocilla Albany
2nd 3rd 4th | Mar. 28th | Mar. 30th = Mar. 28th
Soft. Hard | Sof* xiard Soft tard Soft fiard) Ber cwr (Sofi Hard Soft
Per Cwt le Par wk: )o Per Cwt | Per Cwt-- oft Hard Per Cwt Pee. Cwt =
14.25- 14.25- [2 44 S6e i i aeae 14.25- 14.35- ee
14,25- (14.25- | 14.35- | 14,25- 14.25-
14.25- 14,25- 14.35- 14.25- 14.25- r
14.25- 14.25- 14.25- | 14.25- 14.25- ae
14.00- 13.75- 14.00- 13.40- 13.50- |
13.50- 13.50- 13.60- 13.50- 13.50-
13.50- 13.50- 13.60- 13.50- 13.50- a
5 : f y
- 16.20 . es i650.
- 15.90 - 13.50 14.10- A = 14.00: 13. 50-3500)
~ 12.50 = 12.00 13.00- 12.10 - 12.00 EE BOSD D0 | es
~ 11.00 =~ 11,25 11.75- - 11.00 - 10.50 10.00- 13.00) :
= LO OO ee ee LAOS - 11.10 10.00- 12:00) a :
- 8.50 - G60. ~ 10-00. - 10.00 - 9.50 9.08- 1000)c 5
= 7.50 1.19 8.25- - 8.00, = 8.00 5.00-): 6:50) 2.
= 13.00 -. 12:00 12.50- - 10.00, - 12.50) 7.50- 9. 50, - SES a
~ 6.50 ED 6.00- - 6.00. O20 10> 80
mA OO eee a - 11.00- - 10.00 - 13.00' 10.00- 13-00) ~
ee ee ge ee oes a 13.50- 14.50. .
= 13.50 e150 12.50- - 11.20; = 13.00 12.00- 13. 00,
Ce 1275 11.00- - 10.00. 5









10.00- 12. 00)