Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1946 March 13

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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1946

















EDITORIALBy Tom Linder





bh a splendid group in Greenville,

ch interested in a large farmers
cet there.

by city and county authorities and
bers of the Senate and House of
epresentatives of South Carolina.

There was a large group of busi-
ess. men, including wholesale and re-
_merchants, bankers. and. represen-
tat ve farmers of that section.

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\tlanta on Highway 29, and directly,
reen Atlanta and Washington, D.

lwaters of the
ut seven or eight miles from Toccoa.
runs along the foothills of the moun-
Imost the entire distance through
Saas North: Carolina and.



This highway parallels the South-
1 Railways double track from <At-
ita to Washington. Through most
both the Carolinas this highway
Sses through one cotton. mill town
er another. It is one of the great-

Be, this highway : and most of their

or a long pane c have been fe
what a great thing it would be for
th farmers and these | consumers if

| | Atlanta North and N ontheast
oad: of perishable farm products

nd when one market was over
pplied, the driver could go on to the
ext market in the chain. He could
FE pros until he found a market

abe bound. to or a much bet-
ution of vegetable, fruit and

hain

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On Monday night, March 4, I met
ith Carolina. A number of farmers:

d business men in Greenville are very _

here was a splendid gathering nek :

Greenville is 166 miles Northeast. of

The oe from Atlanta through
| ai esville and Toccoa crosses the
Savannah River .

market here.
- sembly for about an hour and then



; manufacturing districts in the |

hers are millions of people living .



frack erops aniong those who ae |

them.

This would bring more of the con-
_ sumers dollar to the farmers pockets.

A great many people in Georgia do

not yet realize that the work done al-
ready in devoloping a marketing sys-

tem in Georgia is attracting: wide at-
tention throughout the United States
and even across the borders in neigh-

boring countries.

This is a fact however, and hardly

a week goes by that I do not receive
a call from outside the State for assist-

~anee and ideas in developing markets
for farm products.

The: authorities who have flie re-

sponsibility of financing a market in

Greenville were very anxious to get
an expression from a representative

group of their citizens as to whether

or not they should undertake the erec-
tion of a farmers market there.

This group asked me to explain just

chow the Atlanta Market operated and.

what our experience had been with the
I talked to that fine as-

answered innumerable questions from

officials, bankers, manufacturers, farm-

ers and Wen hans as to the effect that
could likely be expected on their busi-
ness from the erection of such a mar-
ket.

At the conclusion of the meeting a

show of hands was called for and the

expression was unanimously 4n favor ~

of undertaking the project.

As I have often stated in these col-
umns, great mining districts of West

| Virginia and Pennsylvania offer almost

unlimited markets for perishable farm
products if we will make arrangements
to get them distributed into the thous-
ands of consumer communities,

EK ixperience has shown very definite-
ly that many times, in fact, most of the
time when we haye a elutted market on
farm products it is due to lack of prop-
er distribution.

Tt.is easy to have a glutted market in
one town or city while at the same time
there are other towns and cities very
much in need of those products going
to waste on a glutted market.

~ Almost all of the farmers problems

can be summed up in one great problem

he has grown, and those that he oan

he did grow.

great shortage of food. This country. :





and that one big a is to find
profitable markets for the crops that

grow.



Everything iat is undertaken fox ns
the benefit of the farmer is either di-
rectly or indirectly an attempt to > get
him a profitable market. Q

; i sore

When the Government indoridok to. &

reduce acreage and control production,
the fundamental idea was that by re-

ducing the volume of production the
farmer would get a better price for what a








The idea behind Government a
sidies is to give the farmer a_ better
price for the things he grows. The
ideas behind soil conservation, land
rental checks and crop bonus checks
were all to give the farmer a better
price.



Giving the farmer a better. price by ae
any round-a-bout method or subterfuge _
is economically unsound and in the
long run is detrimental both to the
farmer and to the country as a whole. eo




We should bend every effort to jes
the farmer a profitable price in th
market place for the things he grows
and the main problem in doing this 33 (|
to get general distribution of these
products among the people who Cone

sume them.

When we get out and try to increase
the yield per acre of a crop the funda=
mental idea is to give the farmer a more _
profitable market by reducing the cost ee
per unit of producing the rop. s



When we advocate the breading and: 2
selection of planting seed the idea is to
give the farmer a better market by,
helping him to produce a larger a =.
and a better quality. | a

Everything that we do has the same. =<
fundamental purpose of providing a
more profitable market. Why then,
should we not attack the problem di-
rectly and on the obvious frontthat is
adequate and prompt distribution of 3
all the farmer produces and a fair price
in the market place when he carries -
to the market. =

The world is faced today with ES





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Tom Linder, Commissioner,

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Publication Office

State Capitol. Atlanta. Ga.

Be Markets, 222 State Capitol
Soe Atlanta. Ga.

of June 6 1900.

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of, October 8,





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Almost new International 2
horse Cultivator, with disc,
$100.00. Mrs. D, B. Holmes,
_ Hazlehurst, Rt. 3.

a Light 2-horse wagon in Ist
class condition, $7 0.00 T. A.
oe Darracott, Gainesville, Rie 1.

E. Whisnante, Newborn.

8% horse power walking
tractor on rubber, like new,
$285.00. Joe Hines, Ideal, Box

; 98.

Cultivator! for Farmall A
Piston, complete except for 2
parts which ean be purchased,
-$80.410. G. L. Arflin, Pinehurst.

144 Oliver stag plow, need
littte, repair, $25.00; also a disc
plow for model A tractor, A-1
es condition, shenty used, $155.00
-\ will not del. C. B. Guimer, Col-

2 quitt, it. 3: .
Kelly-Duplex Hie: 45a,
with 2 horse power motor,
ee grinds and cracks wheat and
corn, good condition, $100.00;
also John Deer 1-A Corn Sheller,

~ $18.50. W. E. Hopper, Atlanta,
: 2572 Lenox Rd.

_. Set of cultivators, planters
: and fertilizer distributors for
eA) or SRY Deere, used } i
$360.00. W. E. Parker, Coving-
ton, Rt. 1.

-~ No. 2 Syrup mill and 80 gal.
~ kettle, $80. 00. Mrs. J.T. Taylor,
_ Fitzgerald, Rt. 2, Box 43:

New mower in good condition

jo fit model A Farmall
Jace: Jake T. Nunnally,
Buck chead.

Allis Chalmers C, A. 1 con-
dition en good rubber, lights,
starter, power. take off and
pully; plow, planter, cultivator,
harrow. Jack E. Huguley, Val-
dosta, Rt. 4, Box 259 B.

2 International 2-dise plow,
new 26 in. disc. for Farmall 12,
& .00 Archie George, Redan,
St. Mountain Rd.

- 8 used tractors, harrow disc,
$20.00 Frank Hataway,
metto.

6 disc, Athens tiller good as
new, used only.1 season. R. H.
Brown, Lecust Grove.

Model H. Farmall tractor,
starter, lights, power lift, on
new rubber, cultivators: also 2
new cole planters with ferti-
lizer attachment, $1600.00. R. F.
Thompson, Parrott, Rt. 1.

Syrup mill, 3 roller (3 X
olden), $55.00. W. Y. Summers,
Newnan, Rt. ae

F-30 Far mall tr actor,



in good

good
tiller, ;







2 onder Ne

Weeder, used 1 day $15.00 W.- |.

| write. P. L. Meadows, Vidalia.
Pal-|+

2 os BSC early new Athens.



ville.

1945 M. D. grain binder and
combine, $400.00;: Turner power
baler with take- off, rubber tives,
$650.00; late model M. D. 4 ft.
combine, $600.00; new chase 1
row cornpicker, "$475. 00. Rudy
Bartell, et Nee 165 Woedlawe
Aye., De.

Single hopper scooter foot
Cole planter with 4 plates for
planting beans and peanuts, in
fair condition, $15.00 FOB. R.
M. Vocke, Onitman, Rt. 2, Box
90.

4 light 2-horse wagon wheels,
thimble skin, almost good as
new, $30.00 for lot; Bottom
plow for Model A_ Farmall
tractor, good condition, $60.00.
B. J: Morris, Baxley.

63 Chattanooga turner; also
92 Chattanooga seat wing
turner. N. W. McLeod, Buthbert,
Rt. 3.

J. D. dise. plow for H. and M.
farmall; Case pick up. hay baler;
side del. rake; J. D. subsoiler
na. 15, slightly used. Leon F.
Whitehead, Bogart.

Binder, in good condition,
$50.00. f. w. FAndeey Griffin,
Rt. 3:

1 David Bradley small size
hammer mill and motor, in good

condition, $100.00. See. P. H.
Davis, Hawsinsville, Re 2,
1 2-horse 1} N. . riding

cultivator with disc, needs new
tongue; also model B Allis
Chalmers planter with several
plates. FOB. H. C. Walker, Mc-
Rae, Rt. A.

Complete syrup making out-
fit, including cane enough for
12 acre; large 2 roller mill metal
bearings: exaporator juice vat,
na M. P. Maxwell, Cairo,

International hay press, $125.-
00; disc, harrow, $75.00; both
horse drawn; also J. D. side
del. rake, used 1 season, $135.00.

Two Planet Junior Call or

Farmall 30, on good rubber,
in good running cond., $750.00:
new Side Del. Rake, $100.00;
new neckup Baler, used only
3 days, with attachment for
stationary baling, $875.00. G.

P. King, Augusta, P.O. B
383. - a

J. D. model A tractor,
lift, good rubber, A-1 cond.,
planters, fert. including ddbl.
hopper for planters, 6 disc till-
er with seeder, 14 ft., single
cut harrow, etc., peanut vlows,
Case 6 ff. combine. Located 8

bower

mi. Dublin. Calhoun Hogan,
Dublin.

. ;. . Case tractor. dise
Tiller, heavy dbl. Harrow, 6

ft. Case Combine, 10. in
| Hammer - Mill, All . good
-|cond. AH. 1. eaters, Weights:

in good cond., mule pulled,
|sell-cheap. L. M. Jones, Mo-
lena.

i ea, MeCormick- Deering

| Hembree, Hira .

'|mers,

tractor in good condition,
$900.00. H.. B. Williams, Mc-
Rae.



oN eye, eee Rt.

a MARKET BULLETIN:

SECOND-HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

Economy King No. 34 Cream
Separator, excellent cond., easy
to operate (instruction book)
Reasonable; also 1-3/4 h. p.
gas--ker. engine, good cond.
essential for various farm jobs.
J. J. Langston, Ashland.

Branch Peanut Sheller, used
1 season, Reasonable. See. No
letters. J. T. Vaughn, Milan.

2 Friend 200 gal. cap. Sprays,

Riding cultivater with equip-
ment, Gantt cotton planter, 2
row Boyd Spray, Weeder, Cov-
mgton cotton dropper, DeLaval
Separator, No. 12, Cane Mill,
ban, 2 H. wagon; 3 planteds
Jr, and 8 pigs, 7 wks. old. G.
L. "Hodges, Tennille, Rt. 2. ~

Some Fordson tractor parts

including radiator, magnet,
cylinder head, crank shaft,
trdnsmission and rear-end.

Lamar Harris, Monroe.

Allis Chalmers tractor, size
B. oad cond. for sale. J.B.
(Near school)

1-6 Intnl. tractor with new
harrow and 5 disc Tiller, new
steel wheels for M tractor,
Intnl! Hammer Mill, Call
Wray Smith, Sparta.

1 F-20 Farmall tractor, in
good cond. on rubber, J. F.
Graham, Cochran. ,

IJ." Ds tractor,



oe in: A- ee

shape; 1 Intnl 5 disc Tiller,
hever used. C. B. Milner,
Shiloh. : |

ao. H.C. F-20 Farmall tractor
with planters, distributors and
cultivator attachment, for sale;
also want buy a used 30 in.
rock Meadows Grist Mill. A.
J. Eason, Baxley, phone 324W.

A 2 row General late model
tractor on good rubber, with
starter, lights, 214 in. bottom
plows on rubber, dbl. sec. had-
row, planters, cultivators. All
good cond. Reasonable. M. J.
Richardson, Nashville, Rt. 3.

Farmall F-20 on rubber, A-1
cond. Dbl. section harrow, or-
chard harrow, 3 disc plow and
mower. $1, 000.00. Contact first.
R. N. Anderson, Forsyth, Rt1,
phone. 2076.

F.C. Case tractor, hee
fert. attachments, - cultivators,
tandrum Harrow, 4 disc tiller.
New June 1945; also 6 ft. A.
C. ombine with motor. 1st
class cand, I. HH. CG. side de:
livery rake, and 6 disc athens
tiller. Used 1 day. No letters.
J. W. Ivey, Pinehurst, phone
2-. t

Allis Chalmers no. 40 com-
bine, on rubber, in good
shape. 2 mi: back of Salem
church. W. L. Wynne, Chester.

Allis- Chalmers Model C trac-
tor on rubber, with tiller and
cultivator. W. E. Josey, Rar:
tow

Minneapolis-Moline 2- model
tractor on steel, 2 row eyltivg.
tors power lift and pulley, 2
disc turner, used. very little,
$145.00. W. M. DeBarelaben,
Sr., Ellenwood, Rt. 1.

Allis Chalmer, G model
tractor, lights, starter, power
takeoff. -Good tires, hydraulic
lift, cultivator;:B. B. 8 disc
harrow; Also a cow and horse.
A. -W. Wheeler, Lithonia, Rt.
3, Evans Mill Ra.

Planet setter in perfect con-
dition. Lee Hollomon on,
Barnesville, P. O., Box 362.

Late model 60 Allis Chal-
perfect condition, come
see or write. P. G. White or.
Fitzgerald, Pee 4s

W-40 International Industrial

Wo.. 60 4 ft. Allis Chalmers
Combine, in perfect condition;
also 20- disc harrow, scallop in
front, plain disc in rear. W.
R. Peterson, Vidalia, 4,
O20;

40 Allis
harvester;

Rt.

Chalmers all-crop
also 15 tons bright
Bee Vine hay at my place. R.
Calhoun, Kibbee. Z

1 V. C. model case tractor,
good condition, rubber tires,
lights and starter, ons base
wheels in front; 1 harrow to
go with it, both for $550.00

~ SECOND - HAN D

MACHINERY FOR SALE!

A Farmall tractor.
Planting, fertilizer and. culti-
vating equipment, all in A- 1
condition, at reasonable price.
D.

Model

Pe Bolton, Commerce.

Late model 60 Allis Chalm-
ers combine - in perfect condi-
tion. . #. Booker Jr:, Fitz-
gerald, Rt. 4.

New case power corn bind-
er, ceiling price. L. Gh. #horn: }
ton, Albany, P. O. Box 195.
Phone 1460.

International 5-Disc Tiller, on
rubber, in good condition; also
No. 1 Oliver Sidelivery Rake.
Marvin Dixon, Fitzgerald, Rt.
4,

3 70 saw air Blast Lummus

gins, automatic feeders and
dbl. box hydralic press in good
condition. .Mrs. J.E. Letson,

Jackson, Rt. 3.

Used Ford Hammer mill,
heavy duty, requires 20 to 49
horsepower, very good condi-
tion with 2 new screens and
new hammers, $225.00. Goef-
frey Blackburn, Metter.

39 model A Farmail tractor,
good rubber, A-1 condition,
bottom. plow, $1000.00. Luther
bush and bag practically new,
Parkerson, #astman, Phone
299 R,

6 row Tygart cotton duster |

for Farmall <A tractor, used
enly to dust 50 acres. J. M.:



Howard, Stephens. |

McC rmick. Deering 16 disc ;
11-B ush and Bag harrow,
$110.00 FOB at my home. Tom
Wardlaw, . Nicholson.

1 riding 2-H cultivator, oe
condition, $75,00; also 1-H and
2-H wagon, $25 00 and $50.00.
ae P, Dickerson, Homerville.

1 set Power-Lift Planters,
Cultivators, Fertilizer attach-
ments, for Farmall H or VE?
tractor, used very little, $325,00;.
also 2 Dise-Plow for Farmall

-20 or F-30 tractor, $100.00.
Milton Southwell, Monroe,
Phone 2937. _

Good iron wheel 2 _ horse

wagon, cheap for cash. Paul J.
Kent, Marble Hill.

2 Turner peanut shellers, 2
Turner picking 14 ft. tables, 2
Carter split removing shakers;
all practically new. Will furnish
electric or gas motors. Bill
Hester, Climax.

11 A John Deer combine, in
good condition, $400.00. H. A.
Knight, Woodbury.

& disc; harrow on wheels,
horse drawn, ) ) also dbl hopper | ig
planter and. fertilizer attach-
ment, $40.00, ea. Mr.

Gaddis, Quitman, Box 427.

Set of. cultivators for model
A Formall tractor, $50. 00. .
Morgan, Vienna.

Used Caterpillar Diesel 50
tractor, very reasonable. H. S.

Brown, Albany, Box 832.

1 push Seed Drill, Planet Jr.
No. >. Will plant any garden
seed, and is in good running

order. Call, R. B. Speights,
Decatur, - Medlock Rd. phone
DE 2498

2-3 row eee dusters, $150.00
ea. at farm. W._H. Davidson
Fort Valley.

Fairbanks-Morse Hammer Mill,

No. 561, used 30 days, $165.00;
3 unit, factory re-built, Surge
milking. machine, complete,
$225.00; 21 Jamesway stanch-
ions, used 6 wks., $100.00. W. BE.
Thompson, Cataula.

1 Branch Peanut Shller, ao

ed 1 season. J. T. Vaughn, Mil-'
ran. :

' Lilliston tractor. Weeder,
never used, cheap; tractor rotary
Hoes, perfect cond., 2 or 4 see.

work ree any tractor. Bar- |

gain. Fre Flanders, D

RED 6. ublin,
MeCormick-Deering . Reaper

and Binder, with power take-
off, 10 ft. blade, partically new.
Reasonably priced. Write or

a T, R. Meadows, Edison, Rt.

2 Farm Master coolers, cap.,
ea., 7-10 gal. cans, Farm Master
Rite Wey Mil: cing machine, both
used 1 yr, good as new, and
few Sprinser sows. F. O. Ed-

Wednesday,

L. Thomas, Madigon.

| Giles S. Gladin, hee

or completely repaired
FOB. Gene Dally, So

|ers, hoppers complete,

| Mis. 5. 8. Herrin r
burst, Rik |. ae
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2 Intnl Riding Cul
latest model also 2
gilt hogs, old enough. t
$35.00 and $40.00. C.
gan, Americus. Rt. 4.

1 new Ideal Cotton
for boll weevils, pull
muls and sprays 2 iE
some 1 season. $25. 00,

J. D. model H tr
tivating, fertilizer an
equipment, power lift
tion harrow, 4 disc til
seeder box; 7 ft. John
tractor mower, all on



ton Rd.

Late model 2 row G
tor, on rubber, start
planters, cultivator, dbl
tion harrow. Price. reas
J fulian Richardson, 2
Rt. a =

Model B. J. D. tracio
ing and cultivating e
12- disc breaking harroy

tiller with seeder;
plows, peanut picker
baler. John A. K

reston, Box 41.

Late model F-20
tractor, on steel, power
and@pully good condi

2 new Allis Chalm

Folsom, Hahira, R:

Oliver corn and cot n
er, $15.00; also In
riding cultivator, $2
condition. . D. W. Whit
na, Rt. 3. oo

McCormic Deerin
tiller, in good condi
D. Wood, Bodwon.

2 horse Internationz
ing: cultivator, A-1 e
$50.00. Theron A. Fost
bute, P. O. Box 116.

Cane Mill, Kettle, an
traugh, good condition

parts, rear axle, bearin.
gears, pulley and rad
D. Hall, Decatur, De.

Good 2 -horse wago
Sep G. . B. hae

De Lavel cream.
No. 8, in good con
parts, $25.00. FOB.

tie Bargeron, Sardis.

Good as new corn
tea. for a tes

tor, Athens disc tiller
tractor equipment,
Wallace. D. Jones,

Hay carrier and bas
ley Bisse ie hay

chine. F.
ville, R. F. Dd, 2

2 horse drawn coito
ers, used only 3 day, $75
also .10 dise = bush a
harrow, 1% e:
Goldin, Dakeoen

Grist mill, rock is ab
in., motor is in good
starter and generato:
pair, $100.00. es
Kay, Turin, Rt. he

Niagara 2 rew, mi
cotton duster, $65.60; D
ton chopper SOG
$150.00; also pair
Pitless 22 ft. platf
$100.00. H. W. She
thorpe. ?

No. 3 J. B. Hamm
horse power electric
of 54 in. mill rocks; po
sheller; Allis Ch
peanut sheller ane
M. Ayer, Unadilla.

Baler and hay ra
magic drawn, 2 hoyse
plows, Oliver 10 and -
mules or mares.
Morris Station.

Horse drawn bean
chine, 200 gal. ta
engine; good condit
Niagera dusting
Cc. Adkins, Nalley.

5 2- horse tur
31 Avery; 2









{munds, Bainbridge.

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NERY FOR SALE

SECOND. HAND
-MACHINERY > "WANTED

SECOND + HAND -
MACHINERY FOR SALE



in. Mexdows mill, 1 oie
sheller, motor - and other
assary equipment, $125.00

J ~ McLeod, Carroll-

ictically new standard
_ 1 horse wagon, $100.00
po i EAs Fletcher,

Gee Whiz plow
iron single tre;

few other farm
exchange for

i Smith, Marietta, Rt.
6.

lc radiator ana
; ier Fordson tractor.
agit, Auaitsvine, Rt.

other
W.
3,

si: Seeder er Athens 3
Tiller (fine to sow peas,
wheat, etc.), usd only
out 25 acres. Seeder only
ale. H. G.\ Adanis, Social





mill in good condition.
._ Patterson, hee THOR, 8;

E siding cultivator, good

dition. Rubert Liggett, Hi-
Reo.
10Fse Intertiational 1-row

cultivator with attach-
in good condition, $50.00
y farm. M. M. Stephens,

tting Harrow; No.
e-Oliver turning plow;
12 Oliver: straight Turner
Guano distributor all
condition. Sell reason-
S. C. Bowen, Rydal.

riding 2-horse culti-
riever used, needs tongue,
F. 0. B. G. L. Cooper,
olds, Rt. 1.
etz fed mill no, 240, never
_ price yeasonable. Grady
fort Valley, R. F. D. 3.
rmall regular or good rub-
also 5 dise tiller, $400.00. J.
! ell, Elko.

SECOND - HAND |
eee WANTED



ant F-30 Farmaii tractor in
condition at once for _

; - sonal power sprays, in.
ie. Dearing,

nt a palkinie cultivator in
ass condi., also want pea-
uller run by hand. Ad-

lobile. Cannady, Vidalia,

d6z gash Myra or Beat
Hardie, 3 plunger power
pump, orchard type with-
nk. Give model no. and
Hamilton L. Hill, New.-.

Cultivators, planters,
attachments, ete. for
del B. Allis Chalmers tract-
to be in good condition.

rt Wood, Byron, Rt. 1.

it F-30 Farmall onribber,
y other large tractor in
1ape for cash. Ellis Seales,
on, ted.

4 1 medium size, 2 row
ator tractor and equipment,
d Fergerson prefered. W. B.
rertte, Tifton, Rte. 3) Box:





buy a good Cotton
T. 0: 5S. Duggan, Chest-



: ta 2 hipper Cole Corn

*, No. 12, mm good shape

Rt Elmer Gray, Blue
1.)

Pap late model W.:C.
Chalmers tractor, A-1
on new 6-ply tires, and
dise Athens Tiller, for a
model smaller tractor and
in A-1 cond., Allis Chal-
r A or B. Farmall. H. H.
der, Carrollton. Rt. 1.

ant Walking Cultivator in
cond. Prefer MeCormick- or
good. make, W. F. Hyers,

O1








Ug

fant a grain cradle, in good
A. B, oo Hortense,
Box 52. .

ft 20- 24 or 28 dise. dbl
Tr st A Fredrick,

155 |

t make.

Want Dixie Bow plow in good
| condition; also walking gaso-
| line tractor.

orchard spray, comiplste.





Want 1 horse, mowing rigehine.

in good condition. H. Clayton
Garrett, Gainesville, Box. 56.

: Want tractor; med. size, 2 dise

harrow, cultivator, plaitr,
mowing machine and Other
farm equipment: Farmall, A.

C., J. D, or International:
C. Vandiver, Cleveland.

M.

Want 1 anvil in good cndi-
tion, a vise and blower; to use
on farm blacksmith work. W.
N. Phillips, Royston, Box 203.

Want late madel J. D. mule
drawn riding cultivator with
dise and feet for seooters. U:
S. Lashley; Oglethorpe, Rt. 1.

Wan tfor ash, 1 Oliver turn
plow No. 40.
Hampton, Rt. 2... /

Want second hand dbl. se:

tin Cutaway harrow, 5 1-2 or!

6 ft. for H Farmall. Lee M.
Hart Macon.
Want mowing machine, in

good cond.,; at reasonable price,
J. D, Cowant, Stockton, Rf. 1,

Want late model orchard
and md size row crow tractor;
in No. 1 cond., with rubber tires
all around. W. A. Colquitt,
Yatesville. :

Want small crawler type trac-
tor, any make. Quote lowest
cash rie. Heyle E, Martin;
Commerce, Rt. 2.

Want late model small type
crawler tractor in good condi-
tion or consider in Tair or poor
condition for parts. State what
you have and price. Jones
Lane, Statesboro, Rt. 3. -

Want 2 rear wheels, rims. and
lugs, size 10-38, for H Farmall
tractor, 42 model, Write best
price. W. L. Summerlin, La-
Grange, 814 Hili St. Phone 760.

Want at ofice 5 or 6 disc fil-
ler in good condition and at
reasonable a State ag and
A. N. Gordon, Baxley.

Henry , Sapp,
Brunswick. ~

Want a modl A F6rd tractor

motor if Ist class ondition,
prefer out of frame, Cheap for
| cash, Arthur Petty, Palmetto,-
att.- 1.

Want at once, power lift cul-
tivators for John Deere
fertilizer attachment also. W.
W. Bond, "Eastman, Rt. 4, Phone
2114.

Want large or med size trac: |
in good.

tor and quipment
shape, and rasonable.
Snips, Cevirigton, Rt, 1.

Want Farmall A, Ford or
John Der H tractor. State
price. P. O. Barrett, Fitzgrald,
R. Fe De &:

Want 50 to 80 gal. prssur
O. F.

H: M.

Goldin, Buchannan.

Want Farmall H, Allis Chal-
mers W. C, or J. D., tractor in
good condition, Call or write.

John 8S. Herndon. Macon, Gaz,

Academy for the Blind.

Want set of cultivators for J.
D:. (H) Tractor, in good condi-
tion. R. B. King, Royston, Rt. 2.

Want Star or Dixie pea
thrasher, also. stalk cutter. State
price and eondition and county
you live in. W. D. Howell,
Ranger. +

Want. late model H or B J. D.
tractor with harrow. Must be

|in good condition and reason-
able for cash. W. A, Moore,

Haddock, Rt. 1.

Want late model I. H.
model H or W. C Allis Chal-
mers, preferred. Can use Farm-
all 20 if in No. 1 condition. H. P.
Edwards, Yatesville.

Want an Athens 2 disc plow
for Ford Ferguson trattor, in
perfect condition. John Epper-
son, Canton. :

Want? 75 HP Electric motor to
operate Cotton gin. State price,
condition and make. T. J. Ful-
ghum, Davisboro, Rt. 2.

Want plow for John Deere G

tractor, also for A. John Smith,
Blairsville, RFD No. 3.

Want lat model tractor in
good condition on rubber with

guitivating equipment. State
prices G, E. Douthit, Sylvster,
Ris.

Lee J. Wiliams,

Hy? le



Ment *Chanipion Blower No.

t
400 ih fair condition | to use for peas Hut Weas, B0e 68,

Blacksmith work on my farm.
S. M. Findley Lyons, Rt. 2.

Want 2 row plariding equip- |

|mnt for Farrniall A trator, in

good condition. Mafvih Koon,
Fort Gains,; Rt. 1, Box 69.
Want peas and velvet bean

huller toe operate with small
moter or tractor pawel- W. B..

Hart, Lyons, R. F. D.

Want Blacksmith Anvil
good condition, wt. around 100
lbs. State price and condition. Z.
L: Seott; Concord.

Want planter and fertilizer
distributor for Farmall tractor.
Quincy McMillan, Willocodche.

Want cultivator detachments

for J.D. A ef 8 rtactor, in
good cofidition. Write or se. L.
Almand, Ashburn, Rt.

Want a 16 in. Meadows Grist

mill for farm vse, KE. R. Yar-

brough, Mershon. /
Want to buy Farmall A tract-

jor, any cofidition. Robt. H.

Toole, Glennville.



PLANTS FOR SALE



Giant new Gem, veal true
Plant this spring, pick tipe ber-.
ries in 90 days: June to Dec,
this year; April to Dec. next
year, 50 plants, $2. 25; $4.00 C,
Add postage. G: A. yee
Gainsville,

Kudzu erowns, state certified,
2 yrs. or more, $25. 00 M; $4, 00
C: $1.00 doz. 1 to 2 yr. crowns,
$15, 00 M; $3.25 C;~- 75c doz.
Maiide | Hamby; Greenville,

Early Jersy and W. cabbage |

plants, ready for shipping, $2.00
M.. Express and postage paid.

I, Clayton, Baxley.

Copenhagen cabbage and
white Bermuda Onion plants,.
$1.50 M; 500, $1. 25 del. GL

Steedley, Baxley.

Mastodoii Strawberry plants, Fitzgerald.

$1.00 C postpaid. No. eae

|'Tom Kittle, Carrollton, Rt. :

Sage plants, rooted, 2 for 25;
5 for 50c - $1. 60 doz.;
$3.25; $5. 50 C; $4i. 50. M. Also
dried leaf. sage, $1.00 lb. V.
Keith, Alvaton.

Marglob and Nw Stone To-

mato plants, $2.00 M. T. G:
Mullis, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Sage plants, 50e ea, 3 for
$1.00. Strawberry, 40c C. Ex-
change for print sacks. Add
postage. No chks. Mrs. Bar-

tow Barrett, Bhtjay, Ri. 3.
Spring grown Early Jersy
| ang Chas. W. cabbage plants,

| 500, $100; $1. 50 M. Over 5M,

$1. 25 M. White Bermuda On-
ions, $1.50 M postpaid. Prompt
shipment, J. M. Coffer, Fitz-

| gerald,

Fresh grown Klondike Straw-
berry plants, 200, $1.00; $4.00
M; 5M up, $3.75 M. Exchange

for pecan trees true to name.
No chks. C. W. Smith, Gaines-
ville, Rt: 2.

- Strawberry plants, Klondike,
45c C; $2.50, 500; $4.75 M. Mas-
todon, 50c C; $3.00, 500; $5.75 M.
Also apricot plums, 35c ea.; 5
for $1.00. Dried peaches, 45c
lb. Add postage. Mrs. Le
Hood, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

_P. R. and Copper Skin Sweet
Potato plants, $2.50 M. Book
order early. C. R. Redmond,
Pelham.

White Bermuda onion and
Chas: W. Cabbage plants, 25c C;

$1.50 M; 500 for $1.00. Over
10,000, special price. M. O.. or
cash. Alton Pittman, Baxley,

Rt, 4.

Chas. W. Cabbage and White
Bermuda onion plants, 25e C;
$1.50 M; 500, $1.00. No stamps.
M. . or cash. Ottis Pittman,
Baxley, Rt. 4.

Good young Copenhagen Mar-
ket, E, Jersey ang Chas. W.
Cabbage plants, $1.50 M; 500 for
90c. Now ready. Ina Griffin,
Baxley, Rt. 4.

Large Mastodon Strawberry
plants, early cultivated and
well rooted, 75e C, $5.00 M.
Postage paid in Ga. No chks. or
stamps. Miss Floyce Grindle,
Cumming. Rt. 1.

in }

* tomato plants, 50e
March 15.

-M.; 50 C, moss packed.

50 for

| plants, 25 C;





me

Rooted sage pluie aiid. mus-
eadine vines, 20c ea, 6. for
$1. 00; old fashioned peach - and
Long
slender green pod okra seds,
25ce cupfule Mrs. W. H. Norrell,
Gainesville, Rt. 6.-

_ Fresh stwh spring plants,
Chas W. aiid Coperihagen Cab-

| bage and white Bermuda On-

ions, $1.50 M; 500, $1.00. P. P.

in Ga. KE. L. Fitzgerald, Irwin-
ville.
Lady. T, strawberry plants,

young atid well rooted, $2.25 tor
500; $4.00 M. No chks. M. O.
prefrred, Mrs. Dessie Crowe,
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1,

Extra large strawberry plants,
45e C; $4.75 M. Postpaid to 3rd
zone; M. . GP dash: No
Stamps. H.-F. Barron, Gaines-

ville, Rt. 1. :

Klondike strdwberry plants,
500, $2.23; $4:00 M. . 5M lot,
$3.75 M. del, Exc. for pecan
trees. Bonnie Smith, Gains-
vill, Rt. 2.

Apricot plums, 35c ea.;
$1.00. Add postage.

5 for
Mis. a8:

Bnntt, Gdinesville,; Rt. 5.
Large Garlic bulbs, Hoar-
hound, 25 doz. 2 yr. Mt. Huc-

kleberry, Dewberry, blackberry,
50c doz. spicwood, 6 Ibs, for
$1.00. Add postage. Tamar
Teem, Talking Rock.

Matglobe and New Stone
Cs Ready
Pink skin P. R. po-
tato plants, inspcted and treat-
d, $3.00 M. Rady April 1.
postpaid. Tacs Lightsey, Scre-
ven, Rt. 1, Box 175.

Baltimore and Stone tomato)

ready March 15, $3.00
. Red
skin P. R. potatoe plants, 50c C;

plants,

600 for $2.00; $3.00 M. Post-

paid. Buford Lightsey, Scre-
ven, Rt. 1. aM

Fresh grown Jrsey, Chas. |
|W. ang Copenhagen cabbage

plants, 500, $1.00; $1.50 M; 6000

"Also oflions, $t. 30 M.
i. b. Stokes;

for $7. 00.
Satisfaction gtiar.

Mt. Hucklberry, bearing size,
73c. doz. Wild strawberry, 25
doz. Hazelnut bushes, 25c a.
Yellow root; 65 doz, Exchange
for print sacks, Add postage.

Mrs, Nancy Henderson, Ellijay,

Rt. 4, Box 45.

. Well rooted Kudzu. crowns,
$12.00 M. FOB, Cash, No
ehks. Fanby Phart, Buford,

Wet. d:

Chas. W. Cabbage and Br-)
muda: onion plants; $2.00 M.
Postage paid; now ready. Also
Ga. Red sugar cane, average 4
tt. ta 3e per stalk at the bed.
Mrs. T. P. Musselwhite, Arabi,
Et:

- Copenhagen, E. J. and Chas.
W.. frostproof cabbage and
$1.75 M- 500, $1.00. Marglobe
tomato plants, $3.50 M. Post-
paid. R. Chanclor, Pitts.

Large fresh, extra early Jer-
sy, Chas. W., Copenhagen Cab-
bage and White Bermude Otioin

plants, 500, $1.00; $1.50 M; 10
M, $12.00. Prompt shipment. fF,
-F. Stokes, Fitzgerald.

Early Jersey. and Chas. W.

frostproof Cabbage and White

Bermuda Onion plants, 500,
$1.00; $1.75 M. Marglobe to-
mato plants, $3.75 M. del, Ovie

Conner, Pits, Rt. 1,

Jersey, Chas. W. and Copen-
white onion plants, 300; 75c;
500, $1.15, postpaid. A. Bz.
Watson, Pitts, Rt. 1.

Boysnberry (thorn type) 1
and 2 yr. size, mix., $1.00 doz.,
del; Mrs. Lona Tallent, Lula.

Early Chas. W. cabbage
$1.50 M. Mrs. W.
Harrell; Alma, Rt. 3.

Gen. P. RB. potato plants,
Govt. insp., $3.00 M. Prompt

A.

shipment, FOB. aC. Fyre
Bristot:
Mastodon and everbearing

strawberry plants; 40 C, or
exchang for print feed sacks.
Mrs, L. H. Coe, Eastanollee,

White Bermuda onion and
Chas. W. cabbage plants, ready,
$1.75 'M.. Postage paid; also
Ga. sugar cane, average 4 ft.
tall, 2 1-2 stall at bed. E. H.



Matglobe tomate plants, $

M; 75 C. Dl. Moss pac
No chks. George ene Sere
ven.

Red skin P, R, potato. penn
rady 20th or 30th March, $4.56
M. Del. in Ga. A. C. Whishan
Lenox, P: O: Box 361. a si

Matglobe tomato _ plants, moss
packed, $2. 00 M; also govt. insp.
ted skin P, R. plants; $3.00 M.
Both ready Ajpril 10th. Prompt

shiping when season begins,
L: D. Lightsey, Screven.

Mix strawberris, 75c GC; Sage
plants i
plants, 6 for 50c.
Mrs. Lona einineon
ga, Rt. 1.

Iceberg head lettuce plant,
45e or 300, $1.00, Also 3 1-2
lb. 1945 Rosemary, shade dtied,
$2.00 for lot. Postpaid in Ga.
Thos. H. Rowlands, Lula, Sta-
tion route,

Crystal White Bermuda ae
ion plants, 500, $1.00; $2.00 M;
also 10 Ibs, Pitnento sweet pep.
per seeds, $1.00 lb. Postpaid.
J: Davis, Milledgeville, R. F.
D5; Bs

Sage plants, $1.09 doz, To-
bacco seed, 60c thls. . Home
raised tobacco in haiiu, $3.50 for
10 lbs. Also. Mastcdon ver-
bearing strawberry plants, $4.00

Lis d, HENS; Cumming. .

Broceoli, Chinese and Chas.
Ww. Cabbage, Brussls Sprouts,
Iceberg Lettuce, Wonder Bts,
Endive, Carrots, Brmuda and
Nst Oliions, boc C. Also all
var, Tomatoes, Pppets, Egg-
plants, Parsley, Gaflis, 35 doz.
Mrs. H. V: Franklin, Register.

Kudzu Crowns, well rooted,
$4.00. C., $15.00 M. Del. atonce.
B. . Scales, Bowdon, Rt. 2.

Govt: ins} treated P.
pink and re skin potato bients
tied with tape, ready in id,
$3.00 M. del; Marglobe, 5S
Stone towato, ready last of |
March, 75 C., $2.25 M. Moss
packed. Good count. Del. W. Re
Lightsey, Screvn.















































Tomato plants, ready he
Marglobe and Scarlet Glohe.
Good strong plants, moss pac
ed: 75 C., $2.50 M. Del. Prompt
filling of orders. Hiram Tight
sey, Screven, Rt. :

Marglobe and New Stone
mato plants, Pie now, 50
500, $2.00; $2.50 M. Hot pepper
plants, ready Ist of April, 50
C. Postpaid. James seed
Screven, Rt 1.

Marglobe tomato plants, ready
March 20th, $3.00 M. FOB. No
chks: Mrs. Anna J. Bs
Odum. :

Crystal Wax White hiceamide
onion and Chas. W. cabbage
plants, 500, $1.00; $1.50 M. Post-
paid.. J: H. Davis, Milledgeviee
Rt. 5, Box 126.

Marglobe and New Stone to-
mato, good nice plants, good
aunt, Mss packed, peat 2
March isth;. 75. C? $2. 20 M.
Del. W. Dv Lightsy, Screven.

Marglobe and New Stone to-
mato, good count and plants,
75 Cc: $2.25 M; Moss packed.
Now ready to ship. W. R: Light-
sey, Screven.

Mastodon verbearing straw-
berry plants, State insp.,. and
Cert. 500, $3.25; $5.50 M. Mark
Woodliff, Flowery Branch. Rt.

Stat insp., cert., Red skin P.
R. potato plants, ready in April,
$3.00 M; Marglob and New
Stone tornato, ready March 20t!
50c C. Prepaid. No chks. E. M.
Lightsey, Screven. a

Gov. insp., Cert. Red ex P,
R. potato plants, ready in April,
$3.00 M; Marglobe and New
Stone, ready March 25th, 65_
C; $2. 25 M Prepaid. No- chk.
Paul Lightsey, Screven.

Boysenberry and Hime
berry, 15 for $1.00; few doz. -
Thornless Boysenberty,. 12. ter
$1.00; Lucretia dewberry, 25,
$1.00; $3.50 G. Carefully packed.



Hall, Arabi, Rt. 1.



Postpaid. J. W. Toole, Macon, 33
Burton Ave.. :






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PAGE FOUR Oa ey ae ee un RK e T Soi Mose ee =
3 SEED FOR SALE SEED FOR SALE. BEANS AND PEAS GRAIN AND HAY PECAN. AND =
; FOR SALE FOR SALE FRUIT TREES FO
8 ae -recieaned Kobe Lespe-| Scarified co seed, 21c : 2
jeza, germination 91 per cent,| lb. FOB. J.C, Green, Suwanee,} Lady peas, 20 . lb 54 Ibs. 40 or 50 tons Peayine hay, Walnut and rab
T5e 1b. in one hundrd Jb, lots,| Rt. 1. prepaid in 2nd zone. Burpees| $35.00 ton at barn. Jack) sprouts, 40c ea.; also G

or 14c Ib. for ton or more. Mrs,
, L, poral; Unadilla.

Cannonball Water-
melon seed, from select melons,
$2.0 Ib. del. Milton Minchew,
Macon, Rt. .

500 Ibs. Cannonball and
Black Diamond Melon _ seed,
hand saved, screen dried, treat-
_ed, $2.00 lb. FOB. W. O. Bird-
sore, Gordon: .

. Good clean Kobe Pena s
seed, 10c lb.- Free of Jhnson
grass, wilgd onions and wild
coffee. Jas B. Woods, Brooks.

a 1000 lbs. Kobe Lespedeza seed

-gsass, 15c lb. H. C.. Allen, At-
lanta, 876 Park St., S. W. Phone
sae 4959.

= - In 10 lb. lots or over,
, P. del. Ollie G, Bowen, Ma-

& 1,000 lbs. Kobe Lespedeza
. seed, combine run, 10c lb. No
Johnson grass or wild coffee.
eHerman.=C, Ses Daniels-

ville, oRt.. 3.

~ seed Okra, 30c Ib. Silver
multi. onions, $1.00 gal. Broad
leaf mustard, 10c for 2 tbsp.

Also 2 1b; Stone Mountain Wa-
termelon seed, $1.25. Mrs. N.
W. McLeod, Cuthbert, Rt. 3.

Rocky Ford cantaloupe seed,
75c_ Ib;-=- Ga. Collard; 50c 1b.
Onion plants, 500, $1.00; $1.50
M. Mrs. Fred Atkinson, Valdos-
ta, Rt. 4.

Edible soy beans, 45c_ lb.
olde& Bantam Sweet Corn, 23c
b. Golden Queen Tomato seed,
Oc Ib, Exchange for print feed
mens: = Mrs-a1,.--S; Chappelear,
fenlo, rete b.

S Broom Corn seed, 10 lbs. for
$1.50. No chks. George H. Bush.
Jublin, Rt. D.

3: 000 Ibs. Serecean ieaned ans
ed, clean combine run, 15c lb.
n 100 Ib lots. O. D, Cannon,

Ibs. Watermelon seed, $1.25

Ib. 4 lbs. corntield beans, will
ear ai wrOst, = 75q. Ibe W.-C;

Oglesby, McDonough, Rt. 2.

00 lbs. improved Ga. cab-
and collard and 50 lbs. tur-
p seed, 50c lb. 10 lbs. White
Lighwine okra. seed, 75c Ib.
H. C. Evans, Chipley, Rest

seed, per pound:
mato, $2.00; Stone, $1.75;
Chas, W. cabbage, $2,102 37 -e61-
ard, 75e. Lee Crow, Gaines-
ats 2, Box 143. =

02 Ibs. Stone Mt. Watermelon
d, hand saved, shade dried,
1.50 db. Postpaid. Exchange |
ir ) Or sound velvet
ns, 1945 crop, H. L. Greene,
rooks..

Marglobe

eed Serocia corn, 25c cup.
ite and striped half runner
1s, ~385c cup, 3 cups, $1.00;
, 4 cups, $1.00. Add postage.
oe L. Dodd, Alpharetta,

. sa te Grbar Queen - melon
a and I pay postage.
seeds, - $1. 25 lb., . plus postage.
sachange for feed sacks, free
m holes, white or printed.
es T. = McGraw, Danville,

E Me, Damson Ps seed, _ 25

ied apples, 1945 crop, 50c lb.
S. oe = Sorrells, us oe Rt.

3. of a igind,
100 | Jee oe L: Hightower,
00 acre Rt. Be

ified Sericea
21c Ib. FOB. c Leo Green,

Biviged | half

se

runner beans,
cup; Mexican. squash, 10
Oc. Hot pepper, Mexi-
flower, es tsp. Martin.
eros seed,

incon seed: Sownok:
> Creek, 60-Day (extra
0-Ib: Chas. W. cab-
8 25 C3500, $1.00;
e, 50 plants, 25c.
strawberry, 50c C.
Mrs. . Lester Phil-



$4.75 bu. in 2 1-2 bu. bags.

4. and nice |

Lespedeza

. | ton; also Dude'*Creek Water-
melon seed, $1.85; Cannonball.

Hayseed Soy beans, $5.25 bu.
Gatan Soys, $8.00. _ Woods im-
proved, $4.00; Bilox, $5.60; Ga.
collard, 25c lb. ~Shogoin. turnip,
50c lb. White Crowder peas,
$11.00 bu. 3 bu. Purple Hulls,
$7.50 bu. L. F. Easterlin, An-
dersonville.

1-2 lb. early prolific straight-
neck Sqlash, 65c. 2 3-4 Ibs.

White Velvet Okra, $2.50. 1 1-2
lbs. Burpees~ Stringless bunch
beans, -75c.. 221-2 lbs. = Ken-

tucky wonder pole beans, $1.00.
postpaid. G. M. Moseley, Men-
lo.

1 ton clean combine run Kobe
Lespedeza seed, 10c lb. Also
100 bu. Cokers 0. 100 Wilt re-
$6.00 ewt. or $6.75 cwt. Ceresan
treated. K. D. Sanders, Eaton-
TON, ott. 2.

White nest onions, for plant-
ing or eating, 75c_ gal. Also
shuck beans, $7.00 gal. Red
cupful. Postpaid. B. A. Weeks,
Dial.

4 lb. Cannonball watermelon
seed, $1.25 lb. del. Mrs. W.-R.
Chasteen, Locust Grove.

lb. Mrs. Louise Wheeler, Bre-
HOM Hin, Box 138.

Ga. collard seed, 25c Ib.
$30.00 per cwt. Prepaid. E, B.
Wetherford, Gainesville, Rt, 2.

Coxs pure watermelon seed,
hand saved, 1945 crop, $3.00
lb., postpaid. Mrs. S. A. Phil-
lips, Palmetto, Rt. 1.

100 Ibs. Tom Watson -Water-

Ibs, 2 FOB; H. Brinson,

Waynesboro.

3,000 Ibs. Serecia Lespedeza
seed, trip] ecleaned and scari
fied, 21c lb. FOB. Also 200 bu.
new improved Copper-skin
yam, certified and inspected,
$450 bu. FOB. Harold Cown,
Logansville, RFD No. 2.

White multiplying onions, 60c
gal. No stamps. Add postage.
Mrs. Jim Cash, Hartwell, Rt. 3.

500 lbs. Sericea Lespedeza
seed, clean combine run, 15c: Ib.
in. 100 ioe lots: =S:-G- Chapwacd,
Carnesville, RFD No. 2.

Genuine O-too-tan beans,
$8.50 bu. Honey drip cane seed,
$3.50 bu... No, 1 Kohe Lespe-
deza, 14c Ib. All recleaned and
graded. R. M. Turner, Royston,

_ Recleaned Kobe Lespedeza,
12c lb: FOB. Morris Phillips,
Crandall. :

Sericea Lespedeza seed, free

from dodder, combine run, 20c
Ib. Scaritied -and:

J.

ee



BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE



No
less than 2 bu. shipped. Jack

Payne, Reynolds,

Everbearing bush lima beans,
35 lb. White mush or. _Argen-

(tina peas slightly - mixed with

bu. FOB. <p: F. Walker, Wor-
then. 3

peas, new crop, 20c lb. M. O.
L. P.. Strange, Swainsboro, Rt.
4, eee

Early Brown 6 wks. table
peas. (make 2 crops) also Has-.
tings yellow Dynamite popcorn
and broom corn. seed, 5 cups,
$1.00. Postpaid. Mrs. Clarence
MeMillian, Dacula, Rt. 1.

Mix. peas, $5.75 bu.
$6.25 bu. Peanut hay,:

Brabs,
$15.00

and Black Diamond, $2.05 Ib.

L. G. Downs, Andersonville.
Peas: 50: bu. Clays, $6.25 bu.

1 1-2 bu mix., $6.00. bu,; 30 -bu..

Velvet Beans; $6. 50 bu. All in



Rt i.



21-2) bu: shipping. bags. No |:
less 2 1-2 bu, shipped. W, J,
thurs Devereux.

2 %,

Valentine Seed beans, 35c tea-.

-Purple top turnip seed, 50c

melon seed, hand picked, $2.00}

recleaned, Noe
30e Ib. Claude fe Smet, Stock- F

blackeyed peas, 20c lb. Exc.

for print sacks at 35c ea. Ma-

mie E, Lewis, Toomsboro., __
200 bu Brabham. peas, $6.75]

Cream Gindel. peas, 50c qt.)
Mrs. N. S. Crow, Soren, RFD >

Ok,
Henderson Bunch ~ Butter}
beans, 30c lb., FCB.; Crowder |.

Peanut,

iE. H. Harper,





garden bean seed; also Bounti-
ful bean, cuptul, 20c, not pre-
paid. John Crone, Rayle.

Velvet Beans, 90 day running,
$6.50 bu. Also large stringless,
$7.00 bu.
Griffin, Rt. A.

Brab peas, $6.75 bu. No, 1
Velvet Beans, $6.50 bu. No. 2
Velvets, $5.25. Clays, $6.25 bu.
All in 2 1-2 bu. bags, FOB. J.
L. Garner, Warthen.

Red speckled Crowder and
Blue Java peas, 20c lb. in 5 Ib.
lots. White Cornfield Beans,
35c teacupful. White nest on-
ions, $1.00 gal. Postpaid. Miss
Gennia Brown, Ball Ground,
Rie i.

Tender striped Cornfield bean
seed, 30c pt. White half runner
garden beans, tender, 25c _ pt.
Add postage. Mary Abercrom-
bie, Murrayville, Rt. 1. :

1945 Crop running white
butter beans, 25c lb. Add post-
age under . lbs. Mrs. Meanda
C. Eddleman, Dewyrose.

White blackeyeq Crowder
peas, 20c lb., plus postage. Exc.
for striped half runner bean
seed. Mrs. Gussie Conner, Villa
Rica, Rt. 2.

Heavy, bearing Black pole
beans, striped half runners, 50c
large teacup. White blackeyed
peas, white bunch butterbeans,
30c lb. Add postage. Mrs. W.
V. Robbs, Flowery Branch, Rt.
i

Gen Hayseed soybeans, new
crop, sound and recleaned, $4.25
bu. <A. E. Ware, Marshallville.

10 or 12 bu. 90-day running
Velvet beans, 15 or 20 bu, field
peas, 10 bu. all bright and clean
for sale. W. A. Moore, Had-
dock, Rie.



CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE



Shelled Golden Queen Pop-
corn, 15c lb. Peanuts, 15c 1b:
Add. postage. Miss Vera Sil-
verms, Ellijay, Ria 3:

9 Ibs.
seed, 25e Ib.,
Add postage.
Flovilla.

Be. Meee,

ear, $1.50 bu. at my barn. a: AL.
Toole, -Midville,- Rt. 1.



COTTON. SEED
FOR SALE



About 30 tons D. & P. L.
cotton seed, 1 yr. not cleaned or
treated, all picked before Nov,|
15th; $75.00 ton, FOB Cork, Ga.
Sam F, Smith, Flovilla, Rt. 1.

2 tons Cokers 100-4 Wilt re-
sistant cotton seed, 1 yr., kept
pure at gin, $5.00 per cwt.: FOB.

L. O .Shannon, Commerce,
Cottonseed, Ist yr. ginned,
kept absolutely pure at gin.

Empire 1 1-16 to 1 3-32: staple,
big 5 lock boll, and Stoneville
2-B, 1 1-32 to 1 1-16 style: Each

Cokers 100 Str. 8 cottonseed,
Ist yr. Good, sound, pure seed,
- 00 per hundred pounds, _FOB.

A Nolan, Rutledge. z eT a



GRAIN AND HAY.
FOR SALE



ton. FOB. my barn. M. L.

Shealy, Oglethorpe. ~

> orn fodder and oe for
sale. J. W. Hood, Cleveland.

Hay; Pea Vine, $30.00 ton,
$20.00 ton. H.
Wilder, Fort Valley,
288 J. 2

Fodder and~ corn for sale.
Atlanta, 3400
Gordon Rd., S. W., phone, Ra.
6110.

100 tons hay, $20.00. fon
a or at my barn for $15. 00
ton. | Tom: Burge, Americus.

- phone,

Cc. M.. Anderson;| ,

Cherokee | Sweet. Corn ;
or $1.75 for lot.|:

200 bu. Heavy white corn in|

|out, 40c Ib. 6 Ibs.

| Colored butterbeans,

Starks Golden delicious apples,
| 40c 1b., Postpaid on 5 Ibs, or;

$6.00 cwt., or $6.50 cwt. Ceresan |
treated. FOB. ancy cee Rowe,
Alvaton. :

+ Goose plum. ae nicely roat-
ed, 3,50c; 6, 90c del. P. post in4

95 tenes peanut hay, - $15. 00

a $12.00-C; 2-3 ft. $3. 00 doz. $20.00

Saat Fot Valley.

No. 1 Peanut hay, $20.00 per
ton at barn. M. B. Griffin, Sur-
rency, Rt. 1

10 tons no. 1 Peanut hay,
$20.00 per ton, F.O.B. my farm.
A. J. Fountain, Reynolds.

Several tons of good peanut
hay, $20.00 per ton. J. J. Shep-
pard, Stapleton.

Several tons of peanut hay.
Mrs. W. J. McKemzie, Sr. Cole-
man.

30 tons of good cow peavin
of good co wemfw. cmf mmfmb
hay $35.00 per ton; also 15 tons
of peanut hay, $20. 00. at barn.
A. D, Clifton, Metter.

Several car loads peanut hay,
$13.00 ton. at barn or $15.00
laoded in car at shellman, B. C.
Bynum, Shellman, Rt. 1

20 tons bright Peanut hay,
$20.00 ton Will del. distance 20
mi. B. J. Morris, Baxley.

10 tons bright Runner Pea-
nut hay, $15.00 ton at barn or
$17.00 ton loaded on car at Pul-
aski: also 250 gal., heavy, ay
'Ga. Cane syrup, $1. 00 gal. T.
Dekle, ca



PEANUTS AND PECANS
FOR SALE



50lbs. ea. of Stewart and|-
Schley pecans, 40c Ib... Good
quality, will ship 10 lb. or more
to any person. Prepaid and in-

anville.

Stewart, Mobile and Seeding
pecans, 58c, 40c, and 30c lb. in 5
and 10 lb. lots. Order at once.
A. B. Wood, Griffin, Box 418.

Hand picked peanuts, 1949
crop, sound, $4.00 bu; Damson
plum seed, 25c doz. red Hot pep-;
per, 50c gal, also some nice dri-
ed apples, 1945 crop, 50c Ib.
Mrs. J. E. Sorrells, Royston. Rt.1

Spanish peanuts. large size,
$4.00 bu. also white nest onions,
75 gal. FOB Mrs. Rebecca Gold-
en, Bremen. Rt. 2, Box 35 .

FRESH AND DRIED
FRUITS FOR SALE

Dehydrated peaches and figs,
1945 crop, 45c Ib.;
crop large pecans,

well filled
$2.00, del.
Mrs. Ola. Jones, _ Grayson.

Dried apples, 45e Ib.; also
30c Ib.
Add postage. Mrs. S. N, Camp,
Eastanollee.

Few Ibs. sundried opleg: 2

Calhoun, Rt. 1.

_ 8 lbs., nice, dried appies, 35c
Ab. postpaid. - Miss Minnie
Fuller, Calhoun, Rt. 2.

Dried apples, nice fruit, 45c

lb.; also Muscadine vines, l5c
ea. es Henry Eller, Ellijay,

Clean, bright, Sanded:

sured. Clyde T. Hannah, Log: |

| Weatherby, Ball Groun

also 1945).

Ibs: for $1.00. Mrs. J. M. Hall,|













































peach seeds, 50c doz., S
crowder peas, 40c qt.
postage. Miss Vedma_
Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Cherry trees, 2-6 ft, 25
$1.00 ea.; also purpl ;
erowder peas, 2 cup, 50; gx
seed, 25 for 10. Plus posi

Mrs: 2. eR: Arnold, Bene
ence.

old, $2.00 for 10 trees d
Boyd Baggett, ones svill

Tung Oil trees, 8 to 8
high and 25c ea. M
Brady, Cairo, re ly Box

Brown - -figs,
cherries, l5c_ ea.,
red, yelow, blue plums
ea., $1.00 doz.;
crowns, $1.60 C, se 00
State inspected. W. A.
Waco, Rt. 2:

State inspected apple _
18-24 in. 30c ea., 3-4 ft.
Can; peach, 2-3 .ft., 30
pear, 3-4 ft, He -ea.s's
nong vines, 40c a.
vines, rooted, 25c ea.
WE. Alexander, Cre

Pecan trees, Guat.
name, var. Stuart,. Schle
eee 2-3 tt., $2. 00

$2.25, 4-5 ft., $2. 50;
on ea. Calvin: "Harm
SIL as

May cherry trees, big
234-3 .ft., 35 and 40c e
ar pear, '34sft. 50c Garl ae,
30c doz. Exe. for white or.
sacks. Add postage. Ower
Roberts, Suwanee, Rt. 1

Date trees, eatable f 1
and 50c ea. Black walnut
50c ea. or 4, $1. 50; see
can trees, 50c ea. or
Himalaya Raspberries, vine
ed, $1.00 doz. R. oe s
Lincolnton.,

1 yr. old Niagara, Lutie
Concord ree 3, 90
old vines, 3, $1.10 postpai
shade cured sage, 90c lb
Walnut meats, $1.00 1
dried apples and peache

Ib. All postpaid. Mrs
ee Groun



SYRUP FOR S.

: good Ga
syrup. Write for. price
not ship; also Tung- -Oil
$3.00 doz. FOB... Hobo!
Martin, Hilton. ~ :

1000 waist syrup for.
Write for prices. Fran
Stillmore, R. F. De

800 gals. pure Ga
syrup, in 5 and 10 ga
$150 pal At my
EF; Cantrell, Carrollton,

446 gal. bbls. Gree!
Can syrup, A No. 1 gra
new cypress bbls 0



more. "Mrs. G. C. Fdmondson,
Temple, Rt A



PECAN AND OTHER |
ens TREES FOR SALE

Ga. R. op: Steinheimer, Brooks,
Rt. 1 *&

Apple trees, Red end Yellow
Delicious, Yellow _ Transparent,
Summer Queen, Horse Winesap, |
Black Twig; Peaches, Elberta,
Elberta, Bell of Ga., Msyflow-
er. Jubolee, 18-24 in., $2.00 doz.
Gail H. Emberson, Ringgold.
C. Postpaid in Ga. - :

Muscadine vines, 25c ea. Haz-
lenut bushes, 20c ea.; Blueberry
bushes, 45c doz.: = Sweet shrubs, |
$1.50 doz. Mrs. G. W. Bradley,
Bowdon, hin :

Pecan trees, 2-4 ft. 50 arid:
75 ea.; muscadine grape vines, | |
1 and 2 yrs. old, 25c:ea: i FOB. |





Peanut Hay del. in truek load:
lots. 1LHe M. i Ayers ime
APhone oe Ne



|-Mrsi/
Pes



ae a os Minton,

.' ed once, $21.00 or exchan

lalso 2 gray does and a

: Columbia BES

B. E. Parrish, Pa 0.


















INCABATORS .N
- BROODERS

of
Electric brooder,

what have you. John
dock, Rt. 1. :

800 egg cap Wishbon
cubator, 600 hatch, cap.

Chinchilla) rabbit, $5.0
Harrison, Kathleen.

*5 Deck Chicken Battery
be used from starting to
ing), $65.00 at my home
not. ship. Mrs. T. W.
Atlanta, 1169 Arlingt
Ray 7266,

Want oil burnin n;
50-100-150 egg cap., st
good. condition and reas
priced. Mrs. Earl Grav:
houn, Rt. 3.

300 cap., Elec.
1 season, in perfe
T Wells, Decatur,









EOU
OR SALE










thousad,
new,
lot. W Rather



~ never been used,
oi ie Re Lewis H.




d bik. cap. $9.00. i dL:
Yatesville, R. F. D.




Nashville, Rt. 3.

rs: De iocche: brooders, 1






ye home. Mrs, < HH:
Douglasville, Rt. 4

rpe oil. brooder, Can
wi old chicks, a 00. 7T:







incubator, 150
in good condition. J. H.
Stone Mt., Rt. 2.



utomatic electric floor
350 chick cap. used 6
-00. Mrs. Wilson, Col-
607 E. Cambridge,




sGS FOR SALE






Batt Ghar eglis
d Mrs. Eugene Dols-
| Branch, Rt. Je

- Seabright Bantam
| for 15; also Patridge
te eggs, $3.00 - for 15.
it a La Fayette, P.



White Giant hatching
5 per setting or $4.00
ttings. Selected from



lock. - Prompt del. P.
foline M. Laridrum,
rille, Rt. 3.)

breasted Bronze. turkey |
1. 00. ea. No less than
ipped. - Parcel post. M.
Cc Helen R. eo At-




a heavy te Bar-
eggs, $2.00 for 16
50 at my home. Gua-
re. L. A: Crawley, |
Circle, Box 181.

Donaldson. dark Red
gs, $1.50 for 15 del.
ots cheaper. Mrs. ey
me. Mountain, Rt.

eggs



ite Leghorn



Type. Black Minorea
eggs, $2.25 for 15. L.
1S, Newnan.

d- Heavy type Derk:
Hatching eggs, 15 for
30 for $2.85. From un-
ock. Cartons to be re-
O. Miss Cora B. Pat-
ont. 3, Box 74.

ed : Cornish eggs,
elated, $2.00 for 15
ht 5- 7 lbs. Roosters
artons to be returned.
Johnson, Dawson, Rt.2

reasted Bronze. tun- |}
to be del. after March

















doz., Buff C. Ban-
for. 15: also Barred |
1.25 for 15. postpaid.
ston, Grayson,

rahma eggs, 15 for
$3. Les del T.J. Steed,








d hatching eggs, from
fine bens, for sale. R.
a Dexter.



eding S.C.R.I. Red 4-
ae eggs, selected and
d, $1.25 per setting
Crates tobe ret., also
dried putterbeans
a Ib. Mrs, Grabham |

coal burning brood-
chick cap.,
newest type,
not
Mullins, Jasper,

; a burner Buckeye





brooder with hea. con-
0.00. Mrs. A. C. Rich-

ed, other new, $10. 00

6001

Master wood burning
ell or exchange for
egg

Tin container to

0z., white pekin duck].

{ postage.

ribbon R.C. R.I. Reds, .
with Harold Tompkins,

Walker, Grantville, Rt. 1

per setting, $4.00 per 2 settings.

airsville, Ite33

Leghorn,$2.50 for 15, $15.00 C:
R.I. Reds $3.50 for 15 also 50 B.

cockercls, $2.50 to $5.00 ea. Win.

ey, Dearing.

from pedigreed stock, $10.00 doz.
del. J.

Golden Buff Minorca eggs,
from Madison Square Garden
Winners, Pen No. 1, $3.00 per
15; No. 2, $2.00 pr 15. Not
postpaid. Cash or money ord-
er. Pat McGee, Cumming,

AAA Buff Leghorn
$1.50 for 15. Crates to be re-
turned. Mrs. M. M. Kelley, Li-
thonia, Rt. 3.

Dark Goriiteh- eggs, $1.40 for
16. Del. Miss Leona Simp-
son, Culverton, Rt. 1.

turkey eggs,
March and April
es: Adams, Bowdon,

Pure bronze
$4.50 doz.
del,
Rt.

$1.25 for 15. Postpaid. M. O.
ae C. A. Dean,;, Clarkesville,
t

Black AAA Minorca eggs;
$1.25. for 15. Postpaid. - Mrs.
L. D, Elliott, Lavonia, Rt. 1.

Eggs Thompson Ringlet Bar-
red Rock, $1.50 for 15; also
Broadbreasted Mammo th
Bronze turkey, $4.00 doz. March
and April del. Mrs. J. A.
~ Wilson, Martin, Box 162.

Papes Black Minorca select-
ed eggs, $2.25. per 15: Del. in

Minorca eggs from continuous
layer matings, $1.60 per 15;
$3.00 for 30. You return crates
(less wrapping) postage paid or
add 10c per 15 eggs. Wallace
Wilson, Martin, Rt. 2,

Pure blood tested N. H. Red
crossed hatching eggs, 16 for|
$2.00 Quill Jordan, Toccoa, (219
Hayes. :
White pekin duck eggs, $1.25

doz. Delivered. C. B. a
Thomson.



| O Gceine ee
FOR SALE



15= doz

500 Artichoke fibers. 35 doz.
Exc. for Sour Cherry. sprouts,
apple or peach trees, Everbear-
ing strawberry, or any kind}.
field crowder or Whippoorwill
peas. F. M. Abee, Dahlonega.

. Tobacco, good chewing, 10)
twists. $1.00; walnut Meats,
$1.00 Ib.: Ralston apple, May
Cherry, Gooseberry, Fox grape,,
winter grapevine, well rooted.
Sell or exc. 3.of either kind
|for Print sacks. R, C. Stover,
Pisgah. ee ips Sia
Catnip, blam, hoarhound, dbl:
tansy, 6 for 45c; peppermint,
25 for 25c; blue Damson plum,
May, cherry, Figs, - muscadine, |
Blueberry, . Hazlenut, 12
$1.25; garlic bulbs, 25c doz.
Mrs. M. L. Eaton, Dahlonega,
Rtes,

Sev. thousand Martin gourds,
25c ea.; gourd seed, 20c ounce;
Peach, plum, -persimmon, Oak
and Chinaberry trees, 25c ea.;
Red nest onions, 75c gal. Add

Mrs. L. M. Wooten,
Camilla.

- Some country cured Meat:
12-20 . lb. .Hams, 60c Ib.;
ae 60c Jb.; shoulders, 45
Tb.; Middlings, 35c lb. FOB.
Mrs. Sam McGarrah, Buena
Vista.

Garlic Bulbs, 50c doz. No
cks. Add postage.* Mrs. - Earl
Swann, Union. Point, Rt. 1.)

2,000 stalks long green: seed
Feane, $1.50: C., bHght. resistant.





Hatching eggs from. orginal| > =
Madison Square Garden blue

crossed
$1.50
for 15. Postpaid. Margaret H.

Jersey White Giants egs, $2.25

Del. parcle post. Promply ship-
ped. Moline M. Landrum, Ad-

Hatching eggs: Dark Brown

L. hens and pullets, $2.00 ea., 7
ners at best shows John L. Lok-

Pure White Pekin duck eggs

Kirkpatrick, Grayson

eggs;

Pure bred N. H. Red eggs,

Ga. H. A. Powell, Fitzgerald,
Box - 227;
| Papes Mammonth Black |

Garlic bulbs, or
$1.00 C. Mrs. B. H. Oey,
Roy.

for ts

Rt 4.





Print feed seeks 100 Ibe cap,
washed and ironed, 38c ea.
Plus postage. Mrs. i C. Bur-
dett, Gainesville, Rt. 5c.

Washed and jrond print
feed sacks, free of holes, 40c
ea. Postpaid. M. O Mrs.
eo Holtzclaw, | nn Rt.

Box 48

in. gal.

Gibson.

Print feed ee 38c ea., 12
for $4.56, 100 for $36.00, large
lots cheaper; also white sacks,

1c ea., 50 or more 20c ea, All| Ville.

Print sacks, $2.00 for 6, free | Mrs.

of holes, washed. 100 lb. cap.
M. O; or cash Lamar Led-
better, Cumming, Rt. 22

Print feed sacks, washed and|15 ea.

gome with holes, 30c ea.; also
white feed sacks, 18c ea. Post-
paid in Ga. Mrs. Hoyt Byers,
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Printed feed sacks, 3bG sea;
plus postage. Mrs. Maude K.
Cash, Gainesville, Rt. 7, Box 103.

Printed sacks, washed, free of
holes, 100 Ib. cap., 40c ea. plus
postage. Mrs. G. L. Pirkle,
ery Branch, Rt. 1.. | postage.

100. printed sacks, free of

holes, 100 Ib. cap., 35c ea. plus
postage. Mrs. Hubert Patterson,

Ril;
Print

Overby, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Print feed sacks, washed, 100
lb. cap.,.35c ea., 3 for $1.00. No
checks or C. O. D. H. W. Sum-
merour, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Print feed sacks, washed, 35c
ea. Postpaid. Ray Burtz, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 1.

Print feed sacks, washed, g5
ea, Postpaid. Fred Smith,
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Print feed sacks, free of holes,
washed and ironed, 100 lb. cap,
45c ea., some with holes, 35c ea.
Add postage, no checks. Miss
|Thelma Hayes, Gainesville,
Bits 1; :
Washed and ironed print feed
sacks, 100 lb. cap., free from
holes, 40c ea., 3 for $1.00, 12 for
$3.75. All del. No checks. Bon-
nie Smith, Gainesville, Rt. 2.
Print feed sacks, 100 Ib. cap.,
free of holes, 40c ea., in lots of
100 or more 35c ea. Ovie Crowe,
Gainesville.

Print sacks, 3 for $1.00. Send
_ postage. Mrs. H. E:. Brown,
_ Junction City.

'cks,

Print
of
Rt

5
ve

White

Ble 2,

Kemp,
Print

washed, l5c ea. Add postage, no

ironed, free of holes. Good qual-
ity and prompt shipment. Mrs.
Hazel McClure, Dawsonville,
RET.

Several print sacks, washed
and ironed, free from holes,
$1.00 for 3. No stamps or
checks, Postpaid: Mrs. J.-B.
Crowe, Dougherty.

Washed. white sacks free of|-
holes, 20e ea. Add postage. Mrs.
H. H. Richardson, youear ee

i:
Sacks;

18c ea.,

Feed
en

Bees: 4 old Fishianed Hine
of Bees; hives honey, $5.00 for
the lot. J. H: ee Athens.
Rt, 1

POTATOES: 100 be: 4itiprov-
ed. Copper Skin P. R. sweet pot- |
tatos, Govt insp.;for $2.50. bu.

Postpaid.



|J. Thornton, Climax, Rt. 2.



at my farm. J. W. Swan, Wrens.} F2D. 1.



Add postage.
D. orders filled. Mrs.

of holes,

cans,

Rt. 2

100 Ib. cap Major Crow,| Slightly torn rinted fe
Gainesville, R. F. D..No. 1. sacks, 25c ea. Not: prepaid, aa
80 white unwashed feed|C-. O. D. orders. Mrs, W. B.
' sacks, 100 Ib. cap., free of oe Braselton
holes, 15c ea. Mrs. W. E | Print feed sacks, 40c ea.
Varner, Palmetto, Rt. 1. A No eks. or GC. OO. D.

Glana
Gainesville, Ble os

White feed sacks,
rcap, unwashed, free o

Add

ironed, 3 for $1.00 or 35c ea. Add | Bessie Martin, Gainesville, R.

postage. No checks. Mrs. Hoke|. D. 5. :
T. Martin, Gainesville, Rt. 7. Feeq- sacks, 100 Ib. cap.
Printed feed sacks, 38c ea.,/ $15.00 per 100 F. O B. Ne

less sold. Express only. Chas.
a McMillan, Gainesville,

200 print sacks, ripped open,
washed, ironed, 45 ea., 10 for
40c or $76.00 for lot
Clayburn > Benet,

feed

and free of holes, 40c ea. Add

Mrs.

Cumming, Rt. 5.

Print sacks, washed, free of
holes, 35c ea. or 6 for $2.00

Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. Postpaid. M. O. or cash.
Print sacks, washed, free! of| James Ledbetter, Cumming,

holes, $1.00 for.3. Add postage.|Rt. 2,

Mrs. J. I. Vaughn, Gainesville,| print feed sacks, 100 1b.

Rt. 9. -eap., washed, 40e ea. Add
Print feed sacks, 100 Ib. cap.,|Postage. Mrs. Roy Samples,

free of holes, $1.00 for 3. No|Cumming, Rt. 1.-

checks or stamps. Miss Irene} print feed sacks, washed and

ironed, free from holes,
lb. cap.,
Prompt shipment.
nett, Cumming, Rt. 5.

Print feed sacks,
and free of holes, 35 ea.
Add postage.
ert. Williams, Alpharetta, Rt. 1

35

feed

cap., washed and ironed, free
holes,
Mrs. Alton Gz indle, Gainesville,

feed

15ec ea. Add postage.
Paul B. Gilstrap, ae Graund,

White washed feed es 100
lb. cap., free of holes, 20c ea.
Add. postage,
Crow, Gainesville, Ris a:

Print feed sacks, washed and
free of holes, 2 for $1.00, small
holes and old sacks, 25 ea.
No ks..or C. O:

Gordon
Murrayville. ~
feed sacks, - washed, |

Add post-

100 lb. cap., 35c ea.

age. No: cks. Mrs. T.T. Can-
White Chick. feed nag 109 trell, Cumming, Rt. 1.
lb. cap., 15 ea. unwashe ela
in lot of, 16. free from holes.|,,print Sacks, washed. and
Mrs. Paul Faulkner, Cornelia. fon $i. 08 Post paid. Vie.
Print. Chick. feed sacks,} Oliver Clark, Gainesville, Rt.
washed, 35c ea.;- also. white} 9.
sacks, washed, 20c ea, UN-| print feed sacks, washed and

ironed, 40c ea.,

checks. Mrs. O. L. Barnett,/yp, A. 1, Howard, Cumming,

Cumming, Rt. 4. He 3 ee $
Print sacks, 100 Jb. cap.| Washed white feed sacks,

washed and. ironed, free from| with small holes, 15c ea. Add

holes. Light and. dark, colored | postage. Mrs. H. H.. Richard-

background, 40c ea. Postpaid. son, Douglasville, Rt. 4.

Mrs. Charlie Coy Dawson- ee ep ee,

Wille, Rt. 2.006 | ~ Print feed sacks, washed and

ironed, 35c ea. C. O. D.. Mrs.

Print sacks, washed bad

H. R. Roper, Cumming, Rt: 1.

Print feed sacks, washed and
ironed, 35c ea.
G. E. Bennett, Cumming, Rt.

print,

38c .ea.;
free of holes,
cap. Postpaid
Hoyt Byers, Gainesville, Rte-k:

sacks,

free of spots and_ holes,
Add. postage..
L. Grant, Murayville, Rt.

Rhubarb roots,

Mrs.

ester, Head. River,

Print feed sacks, washed and
ironed, free of: holes,
Postpaid: Me-O
JoJ. Holtzclaw, Rareage *.

ANE US
FOR: SALE as

40c




"Home cured, hand ipicked Sage ;
ground, $1.00 lb. at my home.
Marish Brown, _Richland. Rt. 3}:

SYRUP: 100 gal. P.O.J. Syrup |

$1.50 gal. at my
place. wont ship Bee

H. Hawkins,

350 gal. pure Ga. Cane syrup
-in No. 10 cans, $1.00 gal. at my
fram. -B. Franklin Booth, Soke

Summerous,

100 Ib.
f holes,

postage. Miss

Rt.

Mrs.
Cumming,

sacks, washed

Guy Heard

100
ea. No | chks.
Edith Bar-

washed
No

Mrs. Rob-

sacks, 100 Ib.

ea, Postpaid.

\

sacks, washed,

Mr..

No cks. Clap:

Gash - on del.

C.-0 De Mrs:

free
also white,
100 Ib.
Mrs.

washed,

in Ga.

extra. _ large,
35c
Mrs, : Robert |

=

$1.25 doz.
Hugh G. For-

35 a.
>-only. Mrs.

| BEES:







: Black Walnuts, hulled.
crop, - $2.00 bu. Not del.
Fred Yeiton, Appling.

Po On. seed Cane, 3- 4
average. length, $1. 00 Cc. Ne
Bermuda, or Johnson: gras
Carter Williams, Senora, Rt. 1.

Horseradish, 6 sets for plan
ing with ea. Ib., 40c lb. Ph
Postage. Mrs. TS. Terrell,
Lula, Rt. 2.

Small striped gourds, Be ea
Mrs. John oe Temple. Rh
2.






194
Mr .

= on







































Blank ee 1945 crop,
hulled and dry, $1.25 bu., eXe
press collect; also 1 bu. gourd
seed, 20 seed for 10c. Sen
stamped envelope. Dewey
Gulledge, Abbeville, Rt. 3, Box
70. ee ies
CORRECTION: Seed Canes
10,000 stalks P. O. J. seed cane,
$10. 00 per thousand FOB my



















place. B. B. Lewis, Louisville,
Bi Bee 2 Gs
CORRECTION: Eggs:. Pur








Mammoth Toulouse goose egg
30c ea. Mrs.- Fred L. wa
Buckhead, Rt. 1.





Print feed ene: 35
also white sacks, 15c ea.
lb. cap. Add postage. B:
Woodliff, Flowery Branch,
des 5






a




MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED __





ie




ARTICHOKES:

Want 5 bu. Jerusalem Arti
chokes. Quote prices COD At be
gusta. Dr. T. B. Phinizy, Augus+
ta, Doctors Bldg., 1345 Green
Street.

BEANS AND PEAS:

Want 1 bu. velvet beans. P
fer bunch beans. T. 2% Clark
Blakely, Rt. 3.

Want small white bhioch: nena
known as ice bean. Mrs. M. M,
Almand, Athens, 537 Oglethorpe

Avenue. .

Want 500 bu. field peas. Pree
fer brown crowder. Want. $
bu. Velvet beans, J. E. Grahan
Cochran.

Want several bu. Biloxie Soy. s
beans, Quote price, z. P; eas

Shellman,
Want 20 or 30 bu. fate pi
beans, 1945 crop. State pi
Geo. Ww. MecHonalg. a
Want bees in modern hives, 3
State cond., price and locatioh.
L.A. Wiggins, Atlanta, 582
















































, Center Drive.
Cooper St., SW, MA-9891. _
Want bees in modern hives,

Write what you have and beac
D. M. Parks, Senoia. a

Want 5 stand of pee
vise price and location. G. W, _
Gravitt, Atlanta, 33 Piedmont
Circle. pe

COTTON SEED WANTED: _

Want 200lbs pure Stoneville
Cotton seed Quote best price.
Del. J.:C.,Cain, Buford, Rts +=

CORN: WANTED

Want white meal corn, oats and -
wheat. Neal J. Hinton, gees
ton..

CORN AND PEAS WANTS
ED:Want~ 50 bu. ea., Brown
Crowder peas (prefer in~ hulp,
and Truckers Favorite Corn, of
the ear. Send sample of both
and state price. W.- Mz. Clem
ones, Rome, Rt. 3. ~

; AND. BEANS WANT

































Want Corn and Velvet eagle
Running beans and Prolifi
corn, for seed. Advise what













you have and price. Columb
Roberts, Columbus, . 1320-rd
Aver 2 ea
Want several 1000 bu. corn
shelled or in shuck. P. Wy
Ethridge, Wilner. de





some Dasheens for plantin

DASHEENS WANTED: =
J. C. Orr,.

State price.
er, Rt. 4.

DRIED FRUIT: WANTED
Want white corn, meal oats
Mrs. Effie Holton, Baxley, Red.

- EGGS WANTED: Want
some Peafowl eggs. State what
-you have and price. __ Bill

Winds










= i


















es geien: Bowersville








a
+

: Tpace: SIX is



MARKET BULLETIN :



Wednesday, i







io

= MISCELLANEOUS
es wae mISCRLLANEOUS WANTED Su bterra nean Clove



Want a Penny- -Royal (herb)










































































plant. Advise... Mrs. C.
-Strozier, Oak Park.
Want some Goose eggs, State
mice. Mrs. TI. C. Dozier,
He runswick, Rt. 1.
FEATHERS:

Want 20 Ibs. pure New Goose
Feathers. Will pay $1.00 lb. Mrs.
- ZL. -W. Underwood, Dalton, Rt. 5.

FEED SACKS:

Want printed feed sacks, as
many as 3 and 4 alike. Free of
holes and mildew, at rea. price.
Also want old fashioned Shallot
onion plants and old fashioned
half runner beans, green and
white also. Mrs. E. Blackstock,
Douglasville, Rt. 4.

: Want print sacks, 3 alike. Free

of holes and mildew. Would like
- gmall samples. Washed or un-
washed. Mrs. W. H. Colston,
Kite, Rt. 1.

GOURDS WANTED:

Want some small gourds.
Btate what you have and price.
Mrs. N. Leckie, Tifton.

HORSERADISH:

Want some horseradish. State
price. Mrs. Paul Roper, Cum-
ming, Rt. 1.

PEAS WANTED:

- Want 3 to 5 bu. white black-
eyed crowder. peas. Quote cash
price FOB your station. Hom-
er G. Cline, Canton, Rt. 1.

_ PEANUTS AND POPCORN:

Want large Spanish peanuts.
_~ Quote best price. E.
der, Gordeon, Rt. 2.

Want some Early Popcorn.
State price. Also want the lit-
tle White Mush table peas. W.

_ LL. English, Douglas, R. 3.

_. Want 10 bu. Spanish peanuts.
Quote price and send small sam-
ole. James L. Sewell, Newnan,
it. 2.

_ PLANTS:
Want true to name 1 ea. i>
persimmon, Garden Gooseberry,
Golden Apricot or Jap Apricot.
Will exe. peach, plum or figs.
Write first. Mattie Duran, Cum-
_ ming, Rt. 1.

Want Kudzu Crowns. Ex-.

feed sacks. 50 sacks for 100
crowns. Jack Dukes, Atlanta,
- dl Alta Place, BE-1700-M.

Want 12 Everbearing Wazuta
i footie plants and 12 Ever-
earing Gamzata Strawberry
lants. Tom Kittle, Carrollton,
Rt. 5.

Want bunch P. R. Potato Slips,
ee 20th delivery. Luther Hol-
Jand, Byromville, Rt. 1. -

Want to contact plant grower
whe can furn. 60,000 potato

skin. T. S. Keith, Lilburn, Rt. 1.

Want) Pomegranate bushes,
want 12 ea. sweet and sour
bushes. Paul D. Lipsey, Albany,
23 Pecan Ave.

Want 2 Seuppernong vines
_and 2 Owens Never - Miss
a vines. Want large vines, 2 yrs.
or older. Let me know what

Re L. J. P.-Kay, Calhoun,

L. Laven-

and send sample pea

plants, 20,000 Bunch potatoes |
and 40, 000 Porto Ricam pink



Want Coastal Plain Bermuda
Grass cuttings. Wade H. Farrar,
Rossville, Rt. 4.

Want 4-5,000 pure Pink Skin
Porto Rican Potato plants.
Would like 2,000 old time buck
yam potato plants at earliest
date; also want 1,000 stalks of
old time red Sugar eane at once.
State what you have and -
T. L. Powell, Albany, Rt.

Want 25,000 bunch ce
plants jhe last of April. Make
best price. B, F. Kerksey,
Butler, Rt. 1.

POTATOES | WANTED: Want
10-20 bu. Porto Rica seed po-
tatoes. State price. J. Bi:
Shirah, Atlanta, Rt. 1, Box

464,

SEED:

Want Certified Potio Rican
seed potatoes. Quote price del.
G. W. Mixon, Atlanta, 1955
Glenwood Ave., S. E.

Want old time red Sugar Yam
Potato seed. R. F. Dowdy, Glen-
ville.

Want 30 bu. Inspected Porto
Riean potato seed. Would take
larger size. Lonnie Moore, Pear-
son, Rt. 1.

Want Nigger Killer Potato
seed. R.S. Wolfe, Surrency.

Want 5 bu. P. R. Sweet Po-
tato seed, Govt. inspected. N.
M. McNeill, Ambrose.

Want 100 Ibs. Empire Treated
Cotton seed, % bu. Masbys Pre-
lific corn, 1 Ib. Pure Jones Wa-
termelon seed. State best price
del, James A. Weed, LaFay-
ette, Rt. 2.

Want 5 Ibs. White sugar
crowder peas for seed. And
White Nest Onions. . Write g's
Hays, Lilburn, Rt. C.
- Want some - fashioned
Muskmeion seed. Write what
you have and price. R. E. Ar-
mour, Lula, Rt. 1.

Want
seed. Advise what you have
and price. Mrs. G. Johnson, Ma-
con, 214 Henderson St. So.

Want 100 Ibs. or more Kobe
-Lespedeza seed searified at once.
Also. want som Dallis grass
seed,
O-too-tan bean seed or good hay
bean seed. M. Maynes, Bow-
don; Rt. 3=

Want sev. bu. Nancy Hall seed

potatoes, free from disease. Vir-
gil S. Gibson, Atlanta, 1431
Metropolitan Ave., SE.

Want to buy 40 bu. yellow
skin, yellow meat, big stem Jer-
sey seed sweet. potatoes, also,
want 40 bu. certified bunch Por-
to Rican seed sweet potatoes.
Give price FOB, size, purity, etc.
C. T. Wilson, Decatur, Rt. 3

Want Button Clover seed. Com.
tact, Edwin sues Douglas-
ville, Ri OL

SEED WANTED: Want old
fashioned running squash seed.
Mrs. J. Nick Woodruff, Pine-
hurst, Rts 2d,

Want white conk or white
mush pea seed; also bunch
speckle, butter bean seed. Mrs.
E. A. Knight, Brunswick, Rt.
Le






5

: [HEREFORD CATTLE AUCTION SALE |
: An Auction Sale of Hereford Cattle, both Polled

some California bees







| and Horned, will be held at the LaFayette, Ga., Fair
Grounds, Wednesday, March 20, at 12:00 Noon, C.S. }/

T. 54 head: 6 bulls, 8 cows (some with calf at side), herd boar, $100.00 FOB. F. A

| Smith, Elberton. ey






















| Herefords (20 bulls and 40 females) will be auctioned.

| 21 bred and 18 open heifers offered. For information,
| Address Burl F. Hall, Kensington. Also at R. B. How-

ards Hereford Farm, 3 mi. North of LaFayette, on
Thursday, March 21, at 12:00 Noon, C.S. T., 50 Polled

| Regarding information this sale, write, R. B. Howard,
| Rossville.





ae

F.! ready for light service for best



Fresh Fruits and Vegetables







1| National Grand Champion blood
|\lines. Grank P. Singleton, Fort



1.00- 1.25

eS



March 7, 1946 Athanta
Cabbage Plants, Ga., erates 2,000 plants 00. $1 50- $2.00 |
_ Mustard Greens, per bu. hprs. ee 15 1.25
| Qnions (Green), per doz. bunches. _. sialic '90- 1.50
Radishes, per bu, bkts. - 3.00.
weet Potatoes, per bu. bkts., Porto Ricans ee aes 1.00- 3.00.
urnips (Bunched), per. doz. Dis or he, Se
say reas bu.

| lbs. Quiet, well behaved. $500.00;

'S. P. C., $75.00 for gilt and

| Cleveland, Rt. 2.
White Dutch Clover and)

Horn bull, milking type, about 3
yrs. old, Wt. 1000 Ibs. $1300.00:
3M. M. DeBardelaben, Sr. Ellen-
wood, Rt. 1.

1 veal calf for beef or beeding,

hniy Perrrr.
Cleveland.

|| Valley, Rt. a
Hogs, bred. sow, gilts, pigs
Large bone Polan Chinas,

| tel, Deeatur,
| De. 8259.

SEED CANE WANTED:
Want to buy Honey Drip or
some other late variety of
Cane Seed. State price and
quantity. Ralph S. Collier,
Comer.

SYRUP:

Want about 2 gal. old Syrup.
State price del. G. W. Watts,
Toomsboro.

Want Georgia Cane syrup A-l
grade. Quote best price in ease
lots. Mrs. Lewis P. Gunn,
Thomson.

TOBACCO WANTED: Want
5 Ibs. leaf smoking tobacco.

State price with postage add-
ed. E. M. Redwine, Madras.

co FOR SALE



Domine

Reg. Hereford bull,
Wt. 1500

breed. Fine animal.

10 cows, bred to ealve within
next few mos. $150.00 ea; 15
young Jerseys, soon freshen,
$75.00 ea. for lot. R. N. Ander-
son, Forsyth, Rt. 1. : phone No.
2076.

Fine Jersey: 2 heifers, $75. 90
ea; cow, gives 10 or more Ibs.
butter and: 12 to 15 gal. milk
beyond family use per week,
$175.00; 2 bulls, $40.00 and
$60.00; "good, gentle naule, $135.-
00 now. Frank Cain, Buford,
Rite (Ze

Jersey type cow, 3rd calf by
side for sale; also gilt (hog) and
6. pigs, %4 Duroc mixed with

pigs, 50-60 lbs. Cannon Ball
watermelon seed, $2.00 Ib. Jas. |
W. Smith, Ft. Valley, Re. -F.

One % White Face bull, abaus

cash offer at my place, or swap
lb. for lb. for 2 heifers any
breed, wt. about same as. bull.
Write or see after 4:30 P. M. Y.
MM. Anderson, Williarnson.

Reg Guernsey 2% yr. old
bull. C. W. Boling, Cumming,
Re. 5

Red Polled bull, 5 mos. old,
around 450 Ibs. can be reg.,
$75.00 at my home. G. B. Morris;

2 good milch cows, and some
real good pigs for sale also 25
young R. I. Red hens, $1.75 ea.
for hens. Bxc. any for Bunch
and Runner Velvet beans and
Kobe Lespedeza. Clifford Smith, |
Baxley, Rt. 4.

1 reg. solid. white Short!

Reg. oo bull, 4 mon.

old, $50.00. R. . Sams, Clarks-
ton.

- 1 grade doreiy bull, 2. yrs. old,

for sale. Asa Bearse, Atlanta.
Cheshire Road.

1 Jersey milch cow, 11 yrs.
old, gentle; easy milked, $70.06
Gash. Mrs. J. W. Waters, Stiles-
boro or Jessie Warwick, Mon-
roe.

Grade Jersey: Heifer, just
freshened $110.00; Cow, fresh
with 3rd calf, $100.00. All at
my barn.

Homer Warwick,



HOGS FOR SALE



3 yr. old, Reg, black P. C.,

Purebred big bone

or $25.00 a pair. W.

Weldon, Woodbury, Rt. 2.
9 wks. old P. C. pigs, good

stock; also P. C. and Doroe

Jersey cowed. D. N. Crapo, Grif_

fin, Ret. 16.

Reg. Hereford pigs

J.

from |

Hampshire, Duroe. Rudy Bar-
Ridgeway Drive,

Improved Blocky type O. L
name, $20:00 ea. at 8 wks. FOB.



grazing, just as crimson clover. Fall and winter

plant refuse is left on top of the soil; such a

' of three to five pounds per acre is generall sl

: Blue}
| Guinea pigs, 10 wks. old, $15.00 |
Hl ea.,.

pigs, inoculated, reg. in buyrs


























































































BY 0. E. SELL

- Subterranean clover is a winter annual
erowing season very much like that of crimson
On established pastures of subterranean clover,

may germinate following rains in July, August, 6 5Y
tember and many of the seedlings may be killed I
summer droughts. However, subterranean lover
are considerably larger than crimson and other Co:
pasture clovers and can stand considerably mor
verse weather conditions. than crimson clover,
there are many hard seeds that will germinate
and maintain a stand even though the earlier gerr
ing seedlings are killed by drought. Its early fal
winter growth and the dense mat or runners and _
suggest. that it would be a good winter legume

crop.

Subterranean clover is very nutritious and (
more calcium than any other common pasture |
or grass and as much or more protein than other clo
The chief drawbacks to this clover are the difficu
harvesting seed and the severity of a leaf spot
This clover has volunteered in one experiment

pasture for over twenty years, thus, it appears
well adapted to Georgia conditions.

If rain falls are favorable, subterranean ce]
make sufficient fall growth to provide some

consists entirely of leaves and leaf stalks and Ss
ranean clover at that time ean hardly be disting.
from crimson clover. Runners are developed i
in contrast to the prominent upright seed stal
oped by crimson clover. These runners do not se
but may run out two to three feet in every direction
the center of the plant. Both leaves and flo
borne along the runners. Shortly after the flo
opened, the flower or seedstalk bonds downward a:
geeds are buried in or at the surface of the soil, de
ing upon whether the soil is moist and soft or
hard during the seeding period.

More success has been obtained Wnen sunt
clover was seeded on established sods of bermuc
lis grass than whn seeded on bare soil such a:
prepared seedbed. If sown on a sod, this shoul
ified before seeding the clover. If seeded on

seedbed a better stand will be obtained if consid

seedbed could be obtained by lightly dicks
lespedeza, or other crop stubble. |

About October 1 is the best time for seeding
Piedmont Section: seeding should be done e
north Georgia and later in south Georgia. A seed

to give a stand; however, heavier rates may be
for crop cover purposes. The seed should be in
with the crimson clover or white dutch clov
inoculum. jee

Subterranean tover has about tue sume ft
requirements as does crimson clover. An applic:
at least 400 to 600 pounds of superphosphate wit
one ton of limestone per acre should insure su
establishment: If basic slag is used, 800 to 1,20(
per acre should be applied. On some e soils pot
also be required. 2

Subterranean clover makes a very de
like growth and will crowd out lespedeza as \
weeds, thus it should not be seeded where
to have lespedeza. On fertile soil the growth
that bermuda grass may be seriously killed ou
the clover is kept grazed down. A leaf spot
| sometimes called blackpatch, is usually foun

terranean clover late in spring and when warm
| weather conditions prevail. If the clover is
grazed closely during this period, the dense g
clover makes conditions favorable to the rapi
of the disease and the clover stand may be s
reduced or killed out entirely in the raeas mos

ed. This clover will stand close grazing | bec
peculiar seeding habits, and requires close
control blackpatch disease.

Very few seed companies have handlec
because of lack of demand for it. Robert Nichol
Company of Dallas, Texas, is the only im
| we know of, but other seed companies have
aa taken an interest in this clover and ey
dle it.

The following varieties of subterranean
showed desirable qualities: Tallarock, Merin

thur, Bass, Nageela, and Mt. Barker. The follo
rieties exhibit less- promising characteristics



| Ready: now. HH. J: ee
merce.
eos oe

up, Daliak, Mulwala, Bumerang, Wenig
-|seed strain.

a





Hereford Boar pigs,
id lines, excellent. in-
. Reg, in buyers, name

E. a oe

+ Guinea stock hog.
300 Ibs. Yr. old Septs 27,
$50.00; Sow, big bore
ES 125. lbs., farrowed
40.00; also large White
drake, $3.00. Mrs, N, R.

Bi, 2.

c. nie pigs, 2-%
treated, $20,00 ea.

. FOB if shipped

e: Dam of these
who brought 36 pigs
ee and Sire Pet

35 scat for sale, bal.,

. 8 to 10. wks. old,
pairs at my place.

e., Won't ship, also 2

iles, smooth mouth,
orkers, pe, 00. Me

rd vende April
iS, ede 00 ea; gilts, $25.-
OB. Papers in buyers
furnished. Bred to my
00 at my barn. Leon
Unadilla, P. O. Box

Pp, C. gilt and Boar
er te blood lines,

divion. innocietea
1e treatment, registered
s name. C. L. Smalley,
sta, Rt. 2.

Hereford, reg. sow
raised 1 litter, $50.-
mos. old, $40. 00 ea,

ly to breed: also 2
os. old, $35.00 ea. G.
axley, RE 4,

igs, $20.00 a., aR





saddle horse (value
2al bargain or trade
rse with right dif-
2a Jesse Sikes, Col-

bay. Horse Mule. wt.
nd, fat gentle, work
heap for. cash or
Yight party. 6 mi. So.,
t, on River Bend Rd.
anley, Carters. Rt. 1.

nnessee Walking
yrs. old, works

ir 2 yr. old matehed
ts, 5 B. B. turkey hens
ted tom, for sale or
Allis Chaimers late
_in. Combine on good
buy combine. Claude
od, Macon. Rt. 6.

ile, $150.00;
5 $150. 00; black mule,

hel

om Me 00: Guern<

nt. to reg, $20.06
Ward, Duluth, Rt. 1.

heavy work. Mares
/ new heavy duty 2
Jso 5 h. gas. eng.
Distributer and other

ae A. Beating:

. pine mule, wt. 850
$50. 00. Exchange for 1
gon or cow. Geo. W.
Winterville, Rt. 1.
arm mules, wt. 100 lbs.
2. Dewse B. Smith,

0 yrs. old, work any-
i heifer calf, 2ma
ritts, College Park,
Rd. Rt. 2, Box

a yrs. old, wt,
tle, well built, good
- W. A. Lani

SES AND MU! LES
= FOR SALE



4 mare mule, about 900 so

work anywhere, dbl. or single;
also 1 Jersey heifer fresh
ys Mrs. Bertha Sorrells,
Danielsville, Rt. 1.

1 very fine 6 yr. old Red mare
mule, wt. about 1200 Ibs. guar.
sound in every way, work any-
where on the farm, $250.00 at

jfarm. R. .E. Cotton, Milledge-

ville, 207 N. Columbia
Phone, 6586.

1 small mare mule, wt. about
650 lb. for sale at my farm. E.
B. Branch,. Decatur.

St,

Black mare mule, wt. 950
Ibs., work anywhere, $90.00. W.
W. Cantrell, Powder Springs.
Ht, fos

tq ao healthy farm mule,
about 1000 Ibs., $35.00. Geo.
Franklin. Mathews, Grantville,

1P. O. Genl. Del..



SHEEP AND GOATS
. FOR SALE

=.



>

is e f- (

40 extra fine goats mostly
white, in fine candition, $3.50
ea., Lots of 10 or more.-F. F.
Redgers, Griffin, P. O. Box
166.

2 Nubian. does, bred to Reg.

Toggenburg Buck, to freshen in
March and April, for 3rd time.
W. J. Bargeron, Sardis, Po.
Box 75. ube ie

Hampshire R@mj large and
vigorous. L. .A..,Harris, Indian
Springs.

7 mo. old buck and doe of
Forales and Chickaming strain

also Nubian doe to freshen 2nd'

wk. in March. Have reg. papers
on all. P. C. Davison, Atlanta,
109 Carter, Ave. S. E.

2 doe kids $95, 00 ea., 1 -buck
kid, 5 wks. old $15. 00. All
Toggenburgs; will reg. in buy-
ers name. M. O. W. W. Brooks,
Greensboro.

Stock goats, $1.50 ea. At my
farm. R. C. James, Homerville,
Rt, 2

10 sheep, all does, $50.00. H.
C. McLoore,. Hazlehurst.

Choice Teggenburg kid for
future herd sire, sired by
Roddys Lucky Strike. Only 1
such kid left to sell. John

| Hynds, Atlanta, 93 Warren St.,

N. E., De. 5140.

Purebred Hornless White

Saanan doe, 2nd kidding, fresh |.

in with pure bred kids (male
and female), $87.50; or $55.00
for doe alone; $1.50 extra if
crated: $40.00 for kids. Mrs. J.
D, Foster, Carrollton, Rt. 3:



RABBITS AND aan
FOR SAI

White N. Z. Rabbits, 2 pair,
6 wks. old, $3.00. Mrs. Millie
Chropshire, Round Oak, R. F.
O41. 48.

3 pron, 4 White rabbits, 3
mos. old, $2.50 pair. Purebred.
Mrs. C. H. Reese, Norwood, Rt.
2.

N. Z. White does (bred), 8
mos. ta 1 -yr..jold, $3.50 ea;
young, kindle March 20th, $1. 00
and $1.50. ea. All of pedigreed
stock. George Kent, Suwanee.
Or phone Atlanta phone MA
8154.



LIVESTOCK WANTED



CATTLE WANTED: Want
50 good Dairy cows for my new
dairy; del. in April; now selling

herd of 75 Horn.Type grade

Herefords (2 reg. bulls), and
will trade basis subject prior
sale. R. E. Cotton, Milledgeville,
207 No: Columbia St. Phone
6586.

Exe. pr. nice 2 yr. old White

Face, 500-600 Ib, ea. Steers for
a good, 1800 to -2400 lb. Yoke
of steers and pay difference;
sell 2 pr. mix. Sebright bantam
rooster. J. F. Wellborn, Rock

Springs.

Exe. some thrifty pigs for
| young ealves: 1 pig for 1 calf



10. Ss. a Chester) ifsc:

in





| CATTLE WANTED: Want Reg.
milking.Short Horn bull or bull
calf. J. M. Jones, Royston, pas

218. q:

Want 1 nice ecey milch cow
with -her 3rd calf, giving 3
gal. milk or more per day, to be
del. 9 mi. from town April 1.
Jesse Corley, Augusta,
Fenwick St.

Exchange corn in the shuck
(at $2.00 bu.) for 1 or 2 Jersey
or Guernsey heifers, about 5
mos. old. P. B. Morris, Thom-
son, Rt. 2.

or. female.

Hon.

Want a young cow, 3 or 4
gal. milk a day; no bad habits.
Will pay $55.00 or $60.00 cash

for good cow. Mrs. Hope Spivey. |

Hapeville, 456 Oak Dr:

HOGS WANTED.
Want 1 P. C. service male and
several

sows at reasonable price, hes
John L, Hall; Covington, Rt:

Want 2 sow pigs, shore es
blocky type; also Jersey or
Guernsey bull calf. Knox V
Queen, Blairsville.

HORSES AND Mules Wanted

Want 1 plug mare mule,
sound and in fair condition,
with no bad habits. B. M. Pooky
Hamilton.

Want a good plug mare mule,
wt. about 110 lbs., would con-
sider a horse mule or mare
horse. Must be cheap. O. A.
Stone, Dallas, Rt. 2.

Want stallion colt, not over
4 yr. old, draft type, gentle and
easy, to ride.-T. M. Jones,
Hawkinsville, Rt. 3. ~

Want mare horse, wt, 900
Ibs. safe to ride, all right right

| every way. H. C. Gunner, Ad-

rian.

| SHEEP AND GOATS WANT-

ED:

Want 2 milk goats, already
bred, Ist time. State -age kind
Price. Crated, for express ship-
ment. E. H. Willingham, Rich-

}mond Hill.

Want to exchange nice bunch
of hens for young Toggenburg
milk goat, fresh, and that will
give 3% or 4 qts. milk a day.
Bring goat and get the hens.
Miss Bessie Adkins, Irwinton.

2 or 3 qts. milk a day. W. N.
Phillips, Royston.

greed, reg., under 14 mos., wt.
over 10 Ibs; also Flemish
Giants, wt., over 1) lbs, W. J.
Arnold, Thomasville, Rt. 1.

Want to buy Guinea pigs.
Gene Chandler, Tifton, 823
Love Ave.

Want Cavies (Guinea Pigs)
from 7 to 9 oz. Please state
price. Mrs. D. M. Carter, Madi-
son, Box 48.

POULTRY FOR SALE



ANCONAS: 4 Anconas, and
2 B. R. roosters, 8 mos. old,
4-A grade, for sale or exc. for
Pie laying hens of purebred
stock, no culls. J. H. Hoofner,
Stone Mountain, Rt.. 2.

ANDALUSIANS: AAA grade

hens and cock, $25.00. Not
sold in less lots. Mrs. W. L.
Treadaway, Adairsville.

BABY CHICKS AND BANT-
AMS:.

Baby chicks from own Pull-
orum-free flock of New Hamp-
shires from 4-A_ stock, $13.00
C. Postpaid. David Brink-
man, M. R. 38, Augusta.

Golden Sebright bantams: 2
hens and rooster, $1.50 ea. P.
B. Haynie, Chattahoochee.

Mix. game Bantams roosters,
1945 hatch,. 50c ea. No less
than 2 shipped. W.. A. Gray,
Swainsboro.

English game Bantams,



ta, 643 Griffin St., N. Ww. He

(2521-4.

4 roosters,

Ip22)
_ .| roosters,

Want few young calves, male
State .price in Ist
letter. T. N. Smith, Carrs Sta-

already bred brceod|

; now laying, ~

lst M. O.

Want milk goat that will sive.

RABBITS AND GUINEA PIGS
Want N. Z. Red does, pedi- 5

Blue Andalusians, 1 yr. old 12.

1 pair Black Breasted Red O} |
show |
stock, $5.00. E. I. Wix, Atlan-|



Purebred stock, $10.00. R. H.
Shumway, Atlanta, 4323 Peach.
tree, Dunwoody Rd.

15 pure bred Buff Cochins,
11 hens, $2.00. ea.
M. O. Bill Greene, Cuthbert,
BR YU, 3, Box.

2 Brown Leghorn Bantam
1 light. 1 dark? 75e
ea. At my house.- Mrs. T. W.
Manning, Dudley, Rt. 1.

BARRED, WHITE AND
OTHER ROCKS: :

100. W. R. hens now laying,
10 roosters, 1944 and 1945
hatch, also 100 friers, 24% mo.
old, $1. 0) ea. J. 1 Caldwell,
Hawxinsville, Rie.

4-A roosters, 7 mos. old:
30 B. R., and 20 N. H. Reds,
$2.50 ea, FOB. Miss Helen
Mixon, Tarrytown,

16 yearling hens and 3 cocks,
Patridge Rocks, $55,00 or $3. 00
ea. 7 Buff P. Rock yearling
hens and cock, $15.00 or $2.00
ea, Archie Pickard, LaFay-
ette, (City Del.)

Purebred Goldseal ___ direct
Buff Rock roosters, $3.00 ea.
Mrs C=O: Griffin, Rt. 1,

25 B. R. 1945 3-A_pullets,
$2.00 ea. Mrs.
Belle P. Carter, Newington.

10 B. R. hens now laying,
cud rooster, 1945 hatch, $10. 00
M. O. Mrs. I. S. os Cor-
dele, Re. 27

|

11 Thompson B. R, now lay-

ing, 3-A hens, $1.90 ea. FOB:

also 1,000 bundles 4-hand Fod-

der, last grade quality, $5.00

per hundred, at my farm. A.
M: Hooper, Norcross.

12 Parks high laying B. RR.
hens and 1 ped. rooster, $45.00:
also 20 Parmenter Red 10 Mos.
old hens, laying, for sale. Mrs.
Wm. Groom, Avondele Estates,
DE 9885. |

10 hens laying daily and p
unrelated, White Rocks, good
cond., $17. 50 for quick sale,
gets them Exp: col-
light non-returnable

leet, in

coop. Mrs. Ida Mae Sullivan,

Whitesburg, Rt. 2.

2 Holterman Afistocrat B. R.
roosters, $2.00 and $3.00 ea.:
hens, $9, 00 ea.; 1. fine Cornish
Indian rooster, and 4 hens,
$3.00 ea. FOB Ellijay. Mrs.
ti Osborn, Roy.

CORNISH, GAMES
AND GIANTS:

Purebred White Cornish,
1945 hatch, hens and pullets,
laying, $2. 00 ea, vJ. J. John-
ston, Waynesboro.

4 nice Game pullets, $7.50 or
$2.00 ea. Buyer pay expenses
Jesse Hudson, Carrollton, Rt.

.Trio i (white ste and
2 muff hens), also 2 fine stags,
Parmenter cross, $3.00 ea. Rus-
ong Griffin, Gainesville, _Oak

t

Pit games: booking orders
for my famous Cuban Blues,
Quail size, June del. Fred
he Atlanta, 359 Paces Ferry
Rd. % S ;

10 big type Cornish hens
and unrelated rooster, $20.00.
a O. H, Canirell, Ocilla, Rt.

4 Dark Cornish _ cockerels,

ready for service, wt. about 1

lbs. ea., $8.00; also pure What-
leys seed corn, $1.00 pk., $3.06
hut FOR. How. Thurmond,
Farmington.

CORNISH, GAMES AND

GRANTS:

5 pure bred, large type, Dark
Indian Cornish hens and 1
rooster, $15.00. No cks. Mrs.

iB. Donaldson, Summit, Rt. 2.

Ruckers Brown Red pit
games: 3 hens ( now laying)
and cock, $15.00 for lot. J. B.
Lawrence, Clarkesville, Rt. 8.

4) Dark Cornish pullets, now
laying and 2 cockrels, $30. 00.
or 10 pullets and 1 cockrel,
.00. Mrs. Jess Harper, Wray,

te

2 pure bred Game roosters,
2 yrs old $5.00, also Guinea
eggs, white, purple and com-
mon crossed, 1@= for. $F 25:

Start shipping March 10th. A:

T.- Sheppard, Lithonia, Rt.
Box: 56.

1,

= Game (stock unknown) 4
Ibs

stags, $1.50
pays express. Jesse-

ea. Buyer

Hudson,

)Carrollton, Rt. 3

Trio White Cornish ee .

1 for 15,

at my home.

Sh 50. ea.



AAA pak Cornish
type, young hens, bloodteste
now laying, and 1 young
erel, $25.00. Shipped in
wt. crates, M. O. Mrs.
Sanders, Vienna.

1 Game rooster, 1045. hate
$13.00 at my place 2 mi. fror
Smyrna. Mrs, H. E. Stone, Ma
rietta, Rit. 3: :

4 large type, Dark Co 1
roosters, $3.00 ea. 2 for $

2 Exchange for young White Leg.

horn | pullets: Game eggs, $1

. o.. Sikes, Sylvester,

1 trio Blue Trattgi
games, $7.50; . 1
Cochin bantams,
Clayton Garrett,

Box 56.

3 Blue games, $3.00 a.;
Gray cross, wt. about 474
1 Irish Clipper, 2 Blaek Gian
$5.00 ea. M. order. Jas. .
Bennett, Duluth, P. O. Box 16

LEGHORNS: 100 nice W
L. pullets,. vaccinated and
wormed, 8 mos. old, la: ying,
$175.0U for quick sale.

furnish crates. Ship Exp. Col

H.C, -Philmon,. Marshaliville.

10 fine hens and rooste
some heavy breed, 0.
mos. old, fat and healthy, fr
range raised, beginning to lay,
$18.00, crated and put in Exp.
Office. No thks; Mrs, ]
Hyde, Jasper, HY. 2;

AO Wa L. hens,
$1.00 ea., if entire lot. take
Mrs. Bessie Coxwell, ;
Robins, Rez 1,

75. Eng./ W. cL: young ven
$1.50 ea. for entire lot. Won't
ship. Mrs, Geo. Mc
Witzgerald, Rt. A

MINORCAS: | oS
400 W..L.. hens, all laying,
1945 hatch, vaccinated, $1.25
ea. 7 mi. Lyerly, Cant ship.
J. HE. Clowdis, Lyerly. ~ -

20 purebred W. L. hens a
2 roosters, $30.00, or 10.
and rooster; $15.00. At
place. Annie Belcher, Luth
erville, care We. Couch. ae

75 W. L. pullets, 5%. mos.
old, beginning to lay, $1.50
Mrs. James Bur-
son, Carrollton, ae Z:

250 AAA W.L. 1 yr. old pul-
lets, now ine 50 percent
H. Towns, To ee

now laying,

Ga.

- 100 big type W. L. hehs, su
Breme -quality, 11 mos. old
$2.00 ea.; hens culled and ay.
ing fine; wt. 6 to 8.lbs. Cant
ship. Come after. J. S. Huff-
man, Dublin, 202 Moore a =

Golden Buff Minorcas,
hens now laying and corkerel
$8.00 shipped in Lt. Crate;
also hybrid, Minorcas crossed
with Harison W. L., eggs, $1.15
per 15 pospaid. J. D, McDon-
ald, Milledgeville, 701 No
Wayne St.

MISCELLANEOUS
CHICKENS:

500 hens. and pulleis,
ea. Want to sell to one
See. G. E. Osborne,
bridge. :
ORPINGTONS:

10 Buff Orp. cockerel, full
blooded and extra large, 10.

and 11 mos. old, $2.00 ea. Mrs.
Tom Kinney, Temple. :

Purebred S.C. Eng. Bt
Orpington, 8 large
about 6 mos.
rooster, now in service. 5
for lot. FOB. Money Oreers.
Mrs. C. W. Griffin, ee ;
Rt.2;

Byers Buff Orp., splendid
Buffs, 2 April 1944 hatch roost
ers, $2.50 ea.; few hens, al
large size, also. Mrs. i278
Wilkins, Atlanta, 836 Nee
Ave. N. E.:

PHEASANTS FOR SALE .
Common. . pigeons, mostly :
white, 2 pr., $1.50, 3 pr., $2.60.
No less 2 pre, VE OF Curtis
Branch Jr., Enigma, Rt. |

Durebred Homer pigeons,
$2.55 pr. Well. mated an
working birds, all- young.
H. Overby, Columbus, : 60
14th Ave. |

White Kings,
working, $2.95 er

guaranteed. P.
Atlanta, 49 Warren | N.

250 prs. 5
ons, all working y
Robert W. Gill rt,
Phone 175.

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par
< tock- |

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Satisfacti
Torre





PAGE EIGHT

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ms 4m other lands.

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Ht

The greatest possible

Fs

_ food for the people of America is to
give the farmer equipment and ma-
-_ ghinery with which to produce and then
give him a profitable cash market for



~ what he produces.
| It is my purpose this





(Continued from page One)
4g bound to feel the effect of the famine

s = the use Of a Georgia Label .to be used

only on No. 1 Georgia products.
- Jimiting the use of this label to No. 1



=

insurance of

South.

year to begin

By |



-MARKE

in Of M

of quality and will have the eye appeal
to the consuming public that is of such
prime importance in marketing food
products.

The eyes of the nation are turned.
on Georgia today as never before in
our history. There is a feeling abroad
that great things are coming out of the
d Atlanta are cent-
ers of interest. And the Capitol of
Georgia is the distributing eenter for
the whole Southeast. We should be the
distributing center for farm products



a eat

T BULLETI



Georgia an

as well as for industrial products.

The development, improvement and
extension of State Markets 1s a major

















arke

portion of the program that I an
| to carry out for Georgia agri

Wednesday,

T realize that it will take year
velop this program where it wi
proximate the dream that I
Nevertheless, great progress
made and with the interest n
manifested in this State and
States, I believe that another -
five years will revolutionize ow
ent conception of Georgias pr
ties for producing and marke
limited quantities of vegetables



and truck crops.

Commissioner of Agri





TOM LINDER



es quality it will soon become the emblem

POULTRY FOR SALE



= REDS (NEW HAMPSHIRES
AND RHODE ISLANDS) :
= Pullorum Free flock New Hamp-
- ghire Reds; baby chicks, $15.00
C. postpaid ;15 to 25 R. O. P.
-_- April 1945 roosters, $2.50 ea. 5
for $10.00. Deposit of. $2.00 re-
- quired on crates; also Eggs for














































ee DD. B. . Dukehart,
= Decatur. :
_ 25 super rade Parmenter
Red hens, 12 mos. old, now

<= Agying: also, 25 By R. and N.
#H. Red cross, same age. $1.75
@a. FOB. Mrs. F, M. Dillard,

- Covington, Rt. 5.



R. I. Red rooster, 1 yr. old,; R

wt. 8 lbs., $2.00. T. H. Kiker,
Fair Mount. fae

ee ing and cockerel, $2:00 ea.
Mrs. Hattie Holloman, Barnes-
ae ville, P. O. Box 362. ;
_ &. IL. Red hens, $2.00 ea.;
rooster, $1.50. All in fine con-
- dition. Miss Mary Crim, Man-
chester.

-(42_N. HL Red pullets, now
a paying, 1945 hatch, $2.00 ea.



B. Send crates. Mrs. D.

M. Kirkland, Summertown.
: __. Christie N. H. Red hens, now
eS faving, write for prices.Chas.
we McMillan, Gainesville, Rt. 3.
_. 85 N. H. Red hens, now lay-
ng, 1945 hatch, $1.75 ea; 4
; ckerels, O.



$2.00 ea. M.
s. G. C. Clifton, Millen,

__N. H. Red pullets, 8 wks. old,
Hubard Strain, 1945 hatch,
1,50 ea. 1 cockerel free with
eS > 10 pullets. FOB. Mrs.-M.
: YG, Peterson Jr., Vidalia.
oe 15 N. H. Red 4-Star roost-
ers, July hatch, wt. 5 to 7 lbs.
@a,, $1.50 ea., also Turkey tom,
April hatch, wt. 20 to 22 lbs.,
| 40c Ib. Mrs. H. B. Baldwin,
Stiljmore. :
FS 10 Christy N. H, Red pullets,
ae mos. old, wt. 6 lbs., laying
_ GApercent, $25.00; also 10 Eng.
strain W. L. hens, 2% yr. old,
- jaying 50 percent, wt. 5 Ilbs.,
$12.50. FOB, J. W. Hamm,
~ Summit.
_ TURKEYS, GUINEAS,
- GEESE, DUCKS, ETC:
_ . 20 domesticated Wild Mall-
ard Drakes, full grown, $2.50
s fe .Joe S. Burgin, Buena Vis-
Aa.

ay

6 M. B, turkey hens, 12 or
- 15 Ibs. ea. $8.00 ea. John F.
_. Burnett, Vienna, Rt. 3. :

. Bronze Turkey Tom, wt. 30
Yb.; also 18 lb. Bronze Turkey
hen, 20 mos. old. $15.00 for
the pr. FOB. Mrs. Inez Pitt-
yman. Baxley, Rt. 4. :

iS 5 yr. old pure M. B. turkey
hans ead an unrelated tom,
ep . C. H. Yearwood, Ma-

5 guinea hens and_ rooster,

- $10.00. Cannot ship. H. L.
Carroll, Atlanta, 750 Bolton
Rd, N.Y, Rt; 8, Box 482.

-1 tom
tom

ah n and 1-hen, $20.00; 1
and. 2 hens, $30.00, C..O.
o: M. O. H...G. Bryan,

or more.

or White Pekin
- now |



.. 20 N. H. Red hens, now lay-|

\and pasture, 3 mi.*Athens. Mil-

- Bronze turkeys, April hatch;

POULTRY FOR SALE

30 guineas, ready. to lay,
$1.50 ea. or exchange for 30
bus corn. Bring corn and get
guineas. Wilson Carson, Grif-
fin, Rt. 3.

3 White Pekin ducks; hen
and 2 drakes, $1:25, also -2
white milk Hornless goat, $5.00
ea.,, both: for $9.00 or $21.50
for lotz~Cannot ship. Ex-
change for hens. O. T. Pitts,
LaGrange, 1229 Troup St.

laying; 2 quackless, 3 white,
and: 2 black and white, $1,50
ea. at my home. Mrs. Del-
phe Huston, Lawrenceville,



_ POULTRY WANTED



CORNISH, GAMES AND
GIANTS WAN'TED:

Want Pit Game Cocks (Not
Cornish) not over 3 yrs. old,
wt. 5% lbs. or more, good
eyes, plumage, feet, bill and
no crooked breastbones.. Pay
express and $1.00 Ib. Dudley
ie Atlanta, 1678 Emory Rd.

Want to exchange full blood-
ed, 10 mos. old R. I. Red roost-
er and 3 fine hens, for Dark
Cornish, full blooded hens. Mrs.
Leroy White, Temple,

Want 6 4-A White Jersey
Giant pullets, ready to lay and
rooster; also 10 4-A white Jer-
sey Giant fryers: Wrte Mrs.
R. P. Dove, Bogart, Box 382.

MINORCAS WANTED:

Want Giant Strain of white
or black Minorca chickens.
Frank R. Malpass, Milledge-
ville. i
GUINEAS, DUCKS, GEESE,
ETC: : :

Want 1 Gray goose. Advise.
Walter Brown, Davisboro, Rt.
2, Box 11.

Want trio Black Cochen

Bantams, 1945 hatch. Mrs, E.
P, King, Hephzibah. __

FARM HELP WANTED





Want good farmer for 1 H.
crop, 50-50 basis; also want 1
wage hand. A. S. Hicks, Adel.

Want good man for 1 or 2 H.
farm on halves or 3rds and 4ths.
On Mail Rt., near school bus,
6 mi. Carrollton. Contact T. W.
Morgan, Carrollton, on Saturday
Evening.

Want 3 H. family to grow 25
A. cotton, 50-50 basis, and help
with other farm work, Extra
good land, 6 R. house, water

ton Southwell, Monroe, phone
Monroe 2937.

Want 5 large family share
croppers. or wage hands;
adults $2.00 day, furnish house,
wood, garden, truck patches;
can have cow, hogs, chickens;
also -middleaged couple to
Caretake; room, board, monthly
salary; and good _ reliable

1 drake and 4 ducks, now]

crops as wanted; have~ John

Pay |:

FARM HELP WANTED

Want wage hand to help on
farm, one that knows how. Fait
wages and board in my home,
or finish room to live in. D. E.
Luke, Sycamore. Rt. 1. -

Want 2 H. farmer. Have good
Jand, plenty mules and tractors,
large 4 R. house. Elec. lights;
School bus Rt., 15 mi. West At-
lanta. Jonh P..-Glore, Austell,
Rt. 2 Dairy.

Want farmer for 70 A. good
land in So. part Forsyth Co., in
cultivation, plenty wood, water
and pasture. Elec. Jights and
running water this summer as
soon as REA can build. 3rds and
4ths. Can help. finance. _res-
ponsible party. C. C, Bagley,|
Suwanee, Rt 1. ee

- Want man, white or col., to
work farm by month; ready
work now. Or take crop. on 50-
50 basis. Good land and wood.
Mrs. A. G,. Cheek, Lawrence-
ville. Rt. 2.

-Want man to work for wages
on farm. Prefer about 40 yrs.
$40.00. mo. with board and
laundry. H. J. McCorvey, Pave.

Want farm hand or small
family. _ Need badly. Good
wages, board and laundry. Mrs.
Lottie Gesus, Garfield. Rt. 1.

Want farmer for good tractor
crop, mostly peanuts, other

Deere B, fully equipped. 50-50
basis. 12 mi. Hawkinsville on
Huse: So; eo)

Want sober, willing working
man for Apple Orchard,: work
5-4 days week weather _per-
mitting $2.50 day. Good house,
wood, garden, cow pasture. Pre-
fer from No. Ga., well experi-
enced, but use any good worker.
H. B. Roberts, Clarksville.

Want 1 or 2 H. Foreman or
wage hand, for 1946 crops. J.
J. Outen, Manassas. Rt, 2.

Want good man for 1 H. farm,
4 R. house. On new Buford and
Cumming Hwy., near Sugar Hill
_W. M. Porter, Buford.

Want farmer for 1 or 2 H.
farm. 4 R. house, on REA
Elec. line. Good cow and hog
pasture, Well in* Yard, good
land, fenced. 9 mi, Amerius, on
Friendship Rd., 6 mi. Plains J.
E. Pilcher, Jr., Plains. RFD.

_ Want colored help with fam-
ily for farm work. Good pay,
come or write. Mr. W. D. Col-
lins, Greeville, Rt. 4,

Want family for 1 or 2 horse
farm, 50-50 basis, white or
colored. 4 rm. house, elec-
tricity, wood, water and pas-
ture. 3 mi. East of Lovejoy.
Ay R. Pritchett, Hampton, Rt.

Want a good honest 2 horse
farmer, 50-50 basis; want large
cotton acreage planted, extra
smooth Jand. 4 and 5 rm.
house, (2 rms. of .ea. house
sealed and doesnt. leak); 2
Baptist and a Methodist church
near; also school bus runs















N. Watkins, Dublin.

aying, for sale.







W. M. Clemones,. Rome- Rt, 2.

mechanic for farm machinery.





{to handle small dairy and do

| MeDonough, Rt. 2.

{+ Want at once, clean, white

FARM HELP WANTED |

Want woman about 50 to do
light work on farm. Room,
board and good salary. Must
be in good health and accus-
tomed to farm life. Near bus
service. Reference exchanged.
Phone Ra. 8774 or write. Mrs.
L. A. Sewell, Atlanta, Rt. 4.

Want good farm hand to live
with me, de gen. farming and
truck ~ farming. $50.00 mo.
with board, laundry and room. |
J. M. Jones, Grayson. |

Want couple, honest, sober,
agreeable, (1 child no_ objec-
tion) to work 20. acre farm or}
turpentine, or both. D. A.
mae Glennville, Rt. 4, Box
97, ; 2
Want man and wife at once

farm- work. L. T. Callaway,
Rutledge.

Want man with family to
work on large truck farm near
Atlanta. Prefer man able to
run truck, tractor and plow.
$2.50 day. 4 rm. house, wood
and garden, work for all fam-
ily. R. F.. Sams, Clarkston,
Phone Cl. 2211.

Want middle aged man to
work garden and as gen. help-
er on yard and farm. Can use
wife to help. J. A. Smith, Vi-
dalia, Bethany Home.

50-50 basis, nice smooth fertile
soil; on school and mail routes,
4 rm. house, good team, riding
cultivator and plenty of wood
and water. Dr. W. J. Green,

woman for gardening, ~ and
milking, and other light farm
chores.. Age preferred, 35 to
45. Room, board and reason-
able salary. Mrs. Bub Dow,
Toccoa, Rt. 3,

Want unencumbered middle
aged colored woman to do light
work on farm. One who would
appreciate good home. Mrs.
Gertie Lively, Kite, Rt. 2.

Want man and wife, white,
as caretakers on my place, no
objection. to 1 or 2 children
under school age. Man must
be able to work every day. 2
rm. house, elctricity, water
fuel. . References required.
James T. Burns, Atlanta, 1506
William-Oliver Bldg. -

to 50 year old, to help on
farm. Small salary and board.
Bring references. M. 3B. Ray,
Lithonia, R. F. D. 1.

Want white woman for light
work on farm, $25.00 mo, and
room and board. Mrs. J. G.
Queen, Ellijay. =

Want unencumbered . white
woman for light work on farm,
$25.00 mo. and board. J. C.
Daves, Ellijay, Rt. 3. .

Want good white or colored
families for 2-3 horse farms,

Cooks crossing and cross R.
R. and follow pave. road to

100 yds. and turn to left and



insburg. ee





oe by. W. J. Saunders, Jenk-



go: % mi. to my place. J. B.

truck farm on sa

Mrs. R. W. Westerley,

Want 1 horse share cropper, |.

_Want Sober colored man 45

Norwich St.

50-50 basis, Good land, and}:
mules; on school and mail rt.
8 mi. So. College. Park

tol,

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Want farmer to c
6 acres of bottom.

house available,
About 12 mi. from
L. R. Wade, Haper
Springdale Rd., Phe
Boo ee aoe

Want exp., White -
Must be sober and d
3 R. house with ele
city water. C. N. |
vannah & Roeberds
venture Rd.
Want woman, neat,
rious, of good characte
light farm chores on
home with 2 old peop
sonable wages to rij

Rt. 2, Box 220.
- Want white woman
work on small farm,
lanta.. State age, qu
exp., and salary d
be reliable, nat, w
ference. Mrs. A. H. ]
ville, 738 Central A

Want sober, feliab
with personal refere
own stock -and tool
crop. 3 R. house, w
ed, good barn and
So. Suwanee, on osc
Rt., and Atl-Buferd |
Mrs. W. H. Daniel, Su

Want farmer for
farm. Most of land
house, lights, on- scho
good land stock, to
good house, 3 1
Plant tobacco, ~
cotton if desired.



Want good far

drive tractor. No
board, salary. Co
couple; have 2 R.
able. State salary ex
other. particulars
J. W. Smith, Ft. Va

Want single farm
wages, or consider gr
nuts on shares. Roon
furnished. State wv
first letter. J. H
Valley; Rt |

Want couple, |
small farm, whit
who are willing t
Quarterman, Flemt

POSITIONS
Want: a job: ;
truck farm, shares
salary. with good ho
den. O. A. Altm

Want good job or
drive tractor. J. BE.
lanta, 346 Pryor St.
Want to work
farm, or care for

hogs; with house to.



Travis, Riverdale. ;

Sees

board and


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