Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1946 April 24

rate states asa igaierel
ie armies of the South i in the




1e War Between the States
not settle the question for
+h it was fought, that is, the
ts of the individual sove-
gn states. 2 |









proved once again that ev-
solemn covenant between
ons becomes a scrap of pa-
when the more powerful of
e nations no longer wish to
e by the covenant. _ :

e Constitution of the Unit-
States was a solemn cove-
which bound each and ev-
state to respect the sove-
g rights of each of the oth-












en the powerful states of :
Jorth determined to destroy.
rights of the individual









t war goes on . today. The
y against the people of the
has been taken up by
des of foreign elements that
1ve invaded the great cities of
- North i in recent years.



he only difference now is~
t the cry is not alone against
people of the South, but it
vith almost equal vehemence
nst the farm states of the .

t and Middle West. |

1 the past on Memorial Day,
have placed garlands of

powers on the graves of Con-
iederate dead. We have watered
&raves with tears of loving









e War Between the Staica i

es of the South, seen treated a



ance, We have fired a }



The Sword Of
Robert E. Lee

By :
Father Abram J. Ryan ~

Forth from it's scabbard high in

air

Beneath Virginia sky |

And they who saw it gleaming ~
there,

And knew who hore. it, knelt to
swear

That where that sword led

They would dare to follow - and
to die. :



states rights and reduce the

-are in the Southern states.

power in the newspaper world





volley in their honor. We have
stood with uncovered: and bow-
ed heads and raised our hearts
in humble prayer to the AI-
mighty and have said in humble

submission, : Thy will be done.

have passed, Memorial Day
takes on a new meaning.

It not only calls us to revere

~ and honor the dead who follow-

ed Lee and Jackson, but with
equal clarion call, it challenges
us to gird for the conics of the
future.

The dregs of | depvadation

which the South was forced to

drink was filled to the brim and
overflowing by the carpetbag-
ger and the scallawag. :
Confederate soldiers told me
many times that a carpetbag-

ger was a sorry, lowdown white

man who came from the North
and a scallawag was a sorry,
lowdown white man who was

born in the South.

The same description fits them
today.

The caphctbageer and the
scallawag of 1865 to 1870, were

bold and impudent because they

ever you may find men who
would destrey the racial integ-

_of the South, West and Middle
West, they are carpetbaggers

After four score and one years | and scallawags just the same.

white men.

nation, he will receive the same






were Se eiecta by Northern
bayonets. | ;

The arpetbagver and the
scallawag of today are bold and
impudent because they feel pro-
tected by political power.







The carpetbagger and i.
scallawag who would destrey






farmer to poverty, are just as
busy in the farm states of the

West and Middle West as they







The carpetbagger and the
scallawag of today may be hig
in official circles. They may be
high in politics. They may be a







and even, in the churches,
schools or colleges, but wher-








rity of the South, the traditions
of the South and the agriculture










As the Confederate soldiers
said, They, are sorry, lowdown








- One of these days, there will
arise a leader, a peerless man
to lead the fight to save not only
the South, but this nation, from
the degradation toward which
it is now hurtling.
















When that leader appears on.
the scene, when he sounds the
clarion call for good Americans
of all sections North, South, :
East and West to enlly for the
protection of the states and the |







unstinted and unbounded trust-
ing fidelity that General Lee re-
ceived from the men who fol-
lowed him, that fidelity so elo-
quently expressed in that won-
derful poem above. =n

TOM LINDER,

Commissioner oF ae
Agriculture, _























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of June 6. 1900.

rG

oF ais October 8.



SEED FOR SALE |

Entered as second ciass matter
August 1, 1937, at the Post Office
at Covington, Georgia, under Act
Accepted for
| mailing at special rate ot postage

provided for in Section 1103, Ac?







SEED FOR SALE










































































< 7 aid Jumbo and aca pump-

kin mixed, 50c cup; 3 cups, $1.00:
Okra, mixed, 25 cup; 3 dis:
- Hales Best cantaloupe $2.50 Qt.
25c pkg; Dipper gourd, 10c pkg.
25c cup; 40 small sweet Pome-
granates, $6.00; 5 for $1.00; 25c
ea. Mrs. Wm. E. Burch, Helena,
Rt. 2

Extra fine, imp. white Velvet
okra (grows 10 and 12 ft. high)
seed, big 50c pkg., for 25c;
smaller pkg; 15c (with 5 and 7c
extra for postage); Shipped by
return mail. George D, Burell,
Alpharetta, Rt. 1.

Seed, Okra, 25c teacupful;
collard, 10c tbls., also. large,
early $1, oe: garlic, 25c doz;
tues or Bear Grass, 35c bunch.
mars, Geo. sie Buchanan.
2 Rt. te

200 Blue Ridge Mtn. tomato
(runs to 15 ft. 100 lbs. to vine,
wt. up to 2 lbs.,3 200 Colossal
(argest tomato grown) and 100
Ox Heart tomato seed with cul-
ture insructions for 25c. War
stamps or postage stamps ac-
cepted. Will C. Smith, Roy.

35 or 40 ibs., 1945 Cannon
Ball watermelon (Breeded) seed
- $2.50 lb, Hand saved, shade
dried and ~recleaned. T. H.
Mitchell, Rochelle, Rt. 1.

Tender white cornfield bean
seed, 35c cupful; also Speckle
Crowder peas, 20c cupfull. Mrs
Carl Smith, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Seed: Marglobe _and New

Stone tomato, $1.50 lb; Chas. W.,
and Early Dutch cabbage, $1.75
Ib; collard; 65c lb. Del. Prompt
shipment. Lee Crow, Gaines-
ville, Ba, 2,143.

ae sand mixture tender bunch
_ beans, 50c pint; old style tur-
mip seed, 15c tbls. mix. Mtn.
atermelon seed, 50c Qt., 4 lbs.,
eswax, 40c Ib: also Garlic
plants, 29 dc. Mrs. Dollie Eller.

Correction: Send Pumpkin,
iron, Cantaloup, Watermelon,
Low Crookneck squash, 5 for
2 spoonful; 20c tea-cup full;
okra, 5e thls; Coffee beans,
&e doz; Herbs, 10c bunch. Add
age under 50c orders. Mrs.
. Williams, Cumming.

60 bu. Brab pea seed, $6.50 bu.
FOB. as A. Walker, Ellaville.



gr

; tae apres paid for 100 Ib.
aS Ne a Jefferson.

also Be icen Lespedeza,
i An cleaned and sacked,
#. Robinson, Jefferson, |



for silage, ~

Okra seed, 30c lb. by Parcel|

fe ee Ree

75 lbs. Hastings improved
strain, Stone Mtn. watermelon
seed, hand saved, shade dried,
4 Ibs., the Ibs 5 to 10 lbs., $1.-
26 Vb. FM. Dodd, SEE Morrow-

500 lbs., clean and _ scarified
Sericea in new, 100 1b. bags, 20
lb. G. L. OKelley, Winterville.

post, -C..R, Rheney, Hephzibah,

7 bu. flower top Cane seed,

_$3.00. bu. .FOB. L, D.,/ Carson,
Sr,

Farmington.

500 lbs. finest grain Sorghum
10c Ib. Will ship
promptly. J. C. Norris, New-
nan Ries =

* Watermelon seed; Black Dia-
mond $2.00 Ib., Dude Creek, $1.-
75 lb.; also Sho- Coin turnip seed,
50c Ib. L, G. Downs, Anderson:

| ville,

Serecia Lespedeza seed, scari-
fied, 20egib. FOB. J. C. Green,
Suwanee, Rt. 1.

Citron seed, 50c lb; mush-
melon seed, 40c teacupful, early
Klondike strawberry plants, 35c
C. All postage; Rosie Crowe,
Cumming, Rt. 1.

White collard seed, 20e ounce;
also Black walnut sprouts, root-
ed cuttings, 20c ea.All del. in
Ga. A. J. Stanton, Newborn.

Stone Mountain watermelon

-seed, $1.00 lb.; also Rocky Ford

Cantoloupes, $1.50 lb. H. C. Led-
ford, Maysville, Rt. 1.

1000 lbs. Kobe Lespedeza, Be
lb. in 100 lb lots, recleaned and
analized. Come and get. W.-H.
Patriek, Winder, R. F. D. 8.

15 bu: Sorghum seed and 5

bu. Hegari, $4.00 bu. FOB. M.

S. Clay; Rome, Rt. 5.

300 lbs. Cannon Ball, Black
Diamond watermelon seed, hand
saved, screen dried, Seresan
treated, state tested, from select-
ed melons, $2.50 lb. FOB. W. C.
Birdsong, Gordon.

Qld fashion Ga. Blue Stem
collard seeds, 40c for % lb.; al-
so broom corn seed, 25c large
cupful. Postpaid, No stamps:
Mrs. Ruth Graswell, Dagens,
Rt. 2.



BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE



200 bu. ea. Mixed peas, and
early speckle Velvet beans, $6.00
bu.; 200 bu. Q-too-tan beans.
$7.00 bu. Jack Burch, Chester.

10 lb. white and colored mix.

bunch Butterbeans, 30c Jb. Add

postage. W. T. =e Adairs-
ville, Rt. 3





bu.

Speckle beans,





BEANS AND ee
"FOR SALE



Brabham peas. $6.75 bu. FOB.

DS, Walker, Warthen.

90 day running Velvet beans,
$5.35 .bu.; mixed peas, $5.75 bu.;
New Era and Brabs peas, $6.75
bu.; also mixed Purple Hull and
Brown eyed Crowders, $6.00 bu.
L. F. Easterlin, Andersonville.

60 bu. mixed peas, $6.00 bu.
V. M. Simpkins, Conyers, Rt.
J

White and colored mix. bunch
butterbeans, 30c 1b.;. white
brown eyed peas, 20c Tb.; also
white Scuppernong vines, well
rooted, 50c ea., 3 for $1. 25. Add
postage. No cks. or stamps. Mrs.
Effie Crowe; Cumming, Rt. 1.

Speckle pole cat Crowder
peas, 50c qt. Plus _ postage.
Arnold Snow, Gainesville, Rt.
2.

10 bu. Red Ripper peas, $7.00
in good condition. M. B.
Scroggs, Alto.

Unknown peas, sound and
clean, $6.00 bu.; also Kobe Les-
pedeza seed, free from obnox-
ious seed, $15. 00 cwt. All FOB.
J. M. Jones, Grayson.

Mixed field peas, $5.50 bu.
Glenn Cox Canton, Rt. 3.

150 bu. Ogden soy beans com-
bined, dry and clean ( make
fine hay), $3.50 bu. Buyer fur-
nish sacks. T. H. Kiker, Fair
Mount.

Brabham peas, $6. 75 bur. Se
Clay peas, $6.40 bu. All in 2%
bu. bags, and FOB. J. L. Gar-
ner, Warthen.

58 bu. 90 day Velvet beans,
75. per cent sound, $4.50 bu.
FOB here. No less than 5 bu.
shipped. A. E. Wommack, Har-
rison, Rt. 2.

White and brown streaked
Half Runner beans; 46c cup;

also 6 wk. Crowder and purple

hull peas, 4 cups, $1.10. No cks.
Mrs. L: R. Ashworth, Dacula,

Rt 1:

3 bu. 90 day Running Velvet
beans, $6.50 bu. FOB. Joe Mor-
gan, Vienna.

Red _ speckled Crowder peas,
20c Ib. Plus postage. E. E. Wat-
son, Fairburn, Rt. 2.

30 bu. New Era peas, $6.00
bu. Hand picked. Not del. B. C.
Bagby, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

20 lb. colored bunch butter-
beans, 1945 crop, not damaged,
25 Ib. plus postage; also want
a thousand Triumph potato
plants-about May 10th. Alma
Grant, Gainesville, Rt. 9.

30 bu. New Era peas, $6.50 bu;
slight mixed New Era and
$6.00 bu; also
Korean Lespedeza seed, 6c Ib.
L. A. Caldwell, Gay.



CORN AND SEED CORN
, FOR SALE



About 200 bu. good corn, price
right. No letters. See at my
farm. Ross Swann, Carnegie.

Nice lot of Whatleys Proli-
fic seed corn, hand nubbed
sound and pure, $3.50 bu., $1.00
pk. H. Grady Adams, Social
Circle.

Pure Whatleys seed corn, $1.00
pk., $3.00 bu.; also good Les-
pedeza and Bermuda grass hay,
free from. Johnson grass, $35.00
ton. H. W. Thurmond, pee
ton.

1,000 lbs. annie seed pop
corn, 20c lb. W. J. Carter, At-
lanta, 618 Nat'l Bank Bldg.

Hastings . prolific seed corn,
$1.00 pk. Add postage.
Asbury, Buford, Rt. 1, Box 50.

50 bu. Hastings prolific corn,
in shuck, $2.00 .bu.. at my farm:
also 2 tons baled oats $35.00 ton,
also Kobe and Korean Lespe-
deza seed, 7c and 10c lb,,No C.
O. D. orders. Herman, C. Brewer,
Danielsville, Rt. 3

Whatleys seed corn 2 and 3
ears to stalk, $3.50 bu. No less
than a bu. sold! A. J. Barnes,
Woodbury, R. F. D.

150 bu. Corn in shuck, at my
place, 5. mi. from Toccoa, Eben
Mitchell, Toccoa.

2,000 Ibs., So. American pop
corn, new crop, shelled, reclean-
ed, 8c lb. FOB. No less 100 Ibs.
shipped. E. W. Pomnelises, La-
Fayette.

Aes



Chas.

~ James |



COTTONSEED
FOR SALE



Stoneville cotton seed, 2nd yr.,
good and sound, $1.50 bu. S. G.
Mayfield, Fayetteville, Rite 22s

Stoneville cotton seed, 3rd yr.
from breeder, $5.00 cwt. at my
barn. or FOB. Mrs. Mary M.
Lawson, Lithonia, Rt. 3.

Reg. Empire cotton seed, bale
per acre, ginned in one var. gin.,
614 lb.; also Kobe Lespedeza
seed, 10c Ib. Riley \C. Couch,
Turin-

-D &PL cotton seed, 1945 crop
made bale per acre, $5.50 cwt.
J. G. Reynolds, Gay, Rt. 1, Box
62.

PLANTS FOR SALE



Giant New Gem, real true
everbearing strawberry plants,
that bear in 90 days, from June
to December this year and April
-December: next year, 50 for
? 25, $4.00 C. Add postage. C.

A. Dobbs, Gainesville.

Himalaya berry plants, Bronze

scuppernong, black Muscadine,
3 yi. old, de ea.
plants for sale. Mrs. Cc. B. Robin-
son, Bowdon.

Cert. Marglobe tomato plants,
$1.75 M. Moss packed, now
ready, Postpaid. Horace Hern-
don, Odum Rt. 2.

Marglobe, Bonny Best, Neear
Stone and Baltimore potato
plants, field grown, wilt resis:
tant, moss packed, $1.75 M, 500
for 90c Prompt. del, Postpaid.
Marvin Keene, Abbeville.

Marglobe, New Stone, Balti-
more and Bonny Best, tomato
plants, wilt resistant, field
grown, moss packed, $1. 75 M,
500 for 90c. Postpaid. Prompt
del. L. H. Keene, Abbeville.

All var. tomato plants, $2. 50
M, 500 for $1.50; cabbage, onions
and collards, $1. 50 M, 500: for
$1.00, now ready;: also Fk.
red skin potatoes, $3.50: M at

-bed. E. H. Hall, Arabi, Rt.71.

White Bermuda onions and
W. Cabbage plants, 30c
C, 500 for $1.00, $1.50 M; also
Marglobe tomatoes, 3 30c C, 5
for $1.00. Postpaid. J. H. Davis,
Milledgeville, Rt. 5, Box 126.

Nice rooted sage plants, 2 for

5c, 5 for 50c, 50 for $3.25; also

catnip, 2 for 25. V. Keith, Al-
vaton.

Cabbage plants, 30c C, $2. 50

M; also. tomato plants, 40c ,
$2. aM, aie doz, hb. B. Crow,
Gainesville, Ries

Good strong Marglobe tomato

plants, now ready, $1.50 M, 5.
900 for $175. All del, ]

M and up $1.40 M. Moss pack-
ed. Prompt shipment. Del. G. C.
OQuinn, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Marglobe. tomato plants, now |

ready, full count, moss packed,
$1.50 M. Del. in Ga. Mrs. W. H.

Reese, Baxley, Rt. 2.

Marglobe and New Stone to-
mato plants, $1.35 M. Del. Moss
packed. Prompt shipment. J. H.
Arnold, Surrency, Rt. 2. |

Govt. insp. red and yellow
skin P. R. potato plants, $3.00

M; also Marglobe tomatoes, $2.00

MM. We" C." AN del. No cks:|
George Griffis, Screven.

Marglobe tomato plants, now
ready, $1.50 M del. Harold J.
OQuinn, Odum.

Govt. insp. and treated P. R.
potato plants, $3.00 M; also
Marglobe tomatoes, $1. 75 M.
All del. E. N. O'Quinn, Odum.
Odum.

Marglobe and.New Stone to-
mato plants, $1.25 M. Ready
a Bennie Tomberlin, Baxley;

t

also pepper

00- P. R. potatoes, $3.00 M
of 5,000. $2.50 M express co
| All ready now, and well p

tomato, 200, 50c, $1.25. MM:

print sacks. Mrs. Janie: Fen

-Cahif. Bell pepper, $3. 50 |

$2.50 M; Cert.

: Surrency.

Baltimore tomato plants,

Full count. Nathan Tomb:

I
| Del. Now pends, Allen C. Th
bon, Screven,

/er pepper, $3. 00 M, 500






























































































ready, 50c C, 500 for Te
M. Full count. Moss 3

Cheaper if you come get
No cks. No C. O. D. Mrs.
Cranford, Broxton, Rt. 2

Greater Baltimore an
Stone tomato plants, $1,
Ready now. R. W. Tomb
Baxley, Rt. 4.

. Govt. insp. P. R. potato
500, $1.50; $2.50 M, over
$2.25 M; Marglobe and R

10 M, $1.00 M; sweet and
-, 40e C, 500, $1.50,
M. Prompt shipment.
Morris, Baxley, Rt. 1.

Govt. insp. and treated

up, :
Bristol; Rt 1:

Fine Ga. collard plants,
M; also nice hot long pod
per, 75c C. Postpaid. Exch

Homerville, Rt. 1.

Cert. improved Louisian
per Skin potato plants, -b
shipped. now. Fresh arrival]
on all plants. Write for pric:
Lewis Taylor, Tifton. .

Rutger tomato plants, $2.0
del., ready now. J. E. Gr
Baxley, Rt. 4.

Govt. insp. and treated ]
globe and Big Red tomato p
ready. April 25, $1.50 M;

C. Nail, Baxley, Rt. 3.

Cert. Rutgers and Marg
tomato plants, moss packed,
75 M del, $1.50 M, FOB:
cabbage plants, $1. 00 M.
Moss packed. Prompt shipn
G. W. Buchans, Baxley, Rt.

State insp.-P. R. potato pl;

Marglobe
matoes, $2. 00 ME PT. He

shipment. Moss pated no
Cecil Lightsey, Odum, Rt.

Rutger and Marglobe t
plants, $2.00 M in lots of
$1.50 M express collect:

ed. L. R. Boatright, Odum

M; Calif. Wonder and gegpl
300 for $1.00, 500 for $2.00
M; also cabbage and Be

onions, $1.50 M. Ovie
Pitts; Rt. 4.
Marglobe, New. Stone

M, 500 for $1.00. Calif. We

eee Prompt. shipme
. L. Deal, Baxley, Rt.

Marglobe tomato plants
M, 5 M or more, $1.00 Ne

Surrency, 2

Full count. Moss p:

it, Doe

* Govt. insp, and treated
potato plants, now ready
M. Del. Omar Lightsey, 5

Improved Pp. Re potat
Rutger and Marglobes toi
plants, $3.50 M. Prompt
ment. W. G. Bullard, Ba
Rt. 4. Box 128.

-Marglobe, Rutger and
Stone tomato plants, $1
500 for $1.00; also Calif.

Prompt shipment. Jaspe
Alma.

Cert. pure P. R. copp
potato plants, $2.50 M.
Redmond, Pelham.





Cabbage, per 50 lb. sack _

Collards, per doz. bun,

Fresh Fruits and Vegetabi

April 18, 1946

Cabbage Plants, per Crt. 2,000 plants ee es = i





Mustard Greens, per bu. hprs.
Onions (Green), per doz.



Parsley, per doz. bun.
Peas (Green), per bu. hprs.
Radishes, per doz.



Tomato Plants, crts.,
Turnips (Bunched), per doz.
Turnip Salad, per bu. hprs,

Strawberries, per 24-Qt. Crt., var. varieties
Sweet Potatoes, P. R., per bu. bkts.'
and hprs.,

1,000 plants



















ae seleue field
ked in damp moss,
seed, $1.50 M. Now
dams, Pavo, Rt.







be and New Stone to-
ts, now ready, $1.50 M.
packed. No cks. C.
ey, Screven.

tomato plants, moss

.50 M; also Govt.

skin P. R. potato plants

All del. L. D. Lightsey,
2m






and treated P. R.
$2.75 M, 5 Mor
. FOB. A. ii. Lur-



and treated Ph
ants, $3.00 M, 5 M or
ie FOB. D. M. Ca-





ge plants, horse mint,
ishion peach trees, 20
es, 6 for $1.00. Mrs.
hema bie 6









$ 50 for. 500, eee M;
mn, 50c C, $3. 00 for 500,
Apricot plums, 35c a,
: dried | peaches, 45c




d, 0c; aan 12 print
; free of holes,
Pasta. Td: Ellis








id SS egg-
500 for $2.00, $3.00 M,
abbage and onion
M. All prepaid. R|



Cabbage, $2. 00 M;
d Hot pepper, and P.
in sweet potatoe plants
Shipped express - -col-
e G. Lovell, Baxley.

red skin P. R.
ts, vine grown, 5,000
OF G. Tyre, Bristol.

2e tomato plants, $2.00









Mrs. | Willie




Miarglobe and Rutger
ants, ready April- a
ked, $2.50 M. Del.
_ Peacock, Peghon..

otato plants, $2. 45 M
ots; also want 5 head
hens. State Price. R.
ight, Mershon.

_ potato plants, 60. 50
ralter - Todd, Val-
oA:
ae Ww. cabbage and
> and Marglobe to-
, $1.50 for 500, $2.00
ot and sweet pepper,
52.00 $3.00 M; P. RK.
$3.75 M. Mrs. Dorothy
ley, Rt. 4.

ng red Raspberries,
, $5.00 C. Mrs. Sarah
tiverdale, Bie

, New Stone and
t tomato plants, 500
$2.50 M; also Calif.
hot pepper and egg-
00 for $2.00 $3.25 M. All
. Conner, Pitts.

one, Red Rock, Mar-
Bonny Best tomato
5 M, 500 for $1.15.
ked. Postpaid. L. M.
Rochelle, Rt. 2.

crowns, $12.50 M. at
on Watsons Farm.
nd, Hamiliton, Rt. 1.
1e and Red Stone to-
, $1.50 M. Del in Ga.










































fault tomatoes, $1.50

| sacks, free of holes. Mrs.

| $1.65 M; 500 for $1.00.

plants, state insp. and treated,
$2.75 M. Del. Now ee Ira
tS Williams, Bristol, Rt. -

_ P.R. potato plants, govt. insp.
$3:00 M, 5,000 for more, $2.65 M.

ment. J. H. Groover, Bristol, Rt.
1.

Marglobe tomato plants, now
ready, $3.00 M, 50c C, moss
packed; also Govt. insp. potatoes
$2.50 M. Exch. for white or print
BG
Glosson, Alma, Rt. 4.

Baltimore tomato plants, $2.00
M; also Calif. Wonder pepper,
$3.00. M. Now ready, moss pack-
ed. Prompt shipment. Melvin
Deal, Baxley.

Rooted sage plants, 20c ea.;
Spearmint, 75c doz.; Muskadine
grape vine, 20c ea., 6 for $1.00;
also slender green pod okra
seed, 25c cupful. Mrs. W. H. Nor-
rell, Gainesville, Rt. 6. ,

Marglobe tomato plants, now

Lonna Martin, Surrency, Rt. 2.

Marglobe, Bonny Best, New
Stone and Baltimore tomato
ene 500 for 90c, $1.25 M, Pre-
paid. Moss packed. Mrs. Mattie
Mays, Rochelle.

ger tomato plants, $1.50 M, $1.00
for 500. Roots mossed. 2
Fitzgerald, Irwinville.

Govt. insp. P. R. potato plants,
$3.00 M; also Marglobe, New
Stone and Baltimore tomatoes,
Moss
packed. W. G. OQuinn, - Sur-
rency, Rt. 2.

Marglobe and New Stone to-
mato plants, 40c C, 500 for $1.00,
$1.50 M; Calif. wonder sweet
and hot pepper, 50c C, 500 for
$1.25, $2.00 M; also improved
red skin P. R. potato, 500 for
$1.50, $2.50 M. Postpaid. Buford
Lightsey, Screven, Rt. 1.

Marglobe and New Stone to-
mato plants, 40c C, 500 for $1.00,
$1.50 M;. Calif wonder sweet and
hot pepper, 75c C, 500. for $1.50,
$2.50 M: Moss packed. Postpaid.

Plants:Calif wonder Sweet
and Hot pepper, 50c C, 500 for
$1.50, $2.50 M; Marglobe, New
Stone, Baltimore tomato, 50c C,
500 for $1.25, $2.00 M; pink skin
Pe RS potatoes, 50c C, 500 for
$1.50, $2.50 M. Postpaid. Leroy
Lightsey, Screven, Rt. 1, Box
17a: =.

Sweet potato plants, Govt.
insp. and treated, $2.75 M, 5 M
and up, $2.50 M. Full count and
prompt shipments. J. O. Light-
sey, Bristol Ro FD. 1.

Marglobe tomato plants, $2.00
M; Copenhagen cabbage, $1.50
M. All del. G: L. Steedley, Bax-
ley.

Inp. Govt. insp. red and cop-
per skin P. R. potato plants,
$3.00 M. 5 M $2.75 M. Now
ready. All del. L. C. Lightsey,
Screven.

Govt. insp. P. R. potato plants,

$3. 00 M, also Marglobe tomatoes,
$1.50 M. Now ready. All del.

Rt. 2.

50 white Bermuda
plants, $1.25 M. Del. wt. about
20 lbs. per M. H. C. Walker, Mc-

| Rae.

P. R. potato plants, now ready
$3.00 M, 5 M and up, $2.75 M
Del. G. Ben Wilson, Rebecca.

Kudzu crowns, state Cert.,
yr. roots $25.00 M, $4.00 C;
to 2 yr. crowns, $15, 00 M, $3.7
C. Maude Hamby, Greeneile-

2
;

Copper skin, potato plants,
$3.00 M. Del. Ready April 25.

Rta,

and treated, $2.50 M del.; also
Marglobe and New Stone to-



Ga. Moss packed.
peel, Rtacok

red and yellow |
potato plants, $3.00
nd up, $2.75 -M;. Mar-
Baltimore,
t and Red Rock to-
M. Moss packed. All
Prompt shipment.
dum, Rt. 2.

matoes, $1.50 M. Moss packed.
7. L. Dukes, Baxley, Rt. 2.

Govt. insp. P. R. potato plants,

Marglobe and New Stone to-
mato plants, $1.25 M del. Prompt
shipment. Mrs. Nolie Lightsey,

New Stone, ; Surrency, Rt. 2.

Field grown Rutger and
Marglobe tomato plants. $1.75
M. Prepaid. M. O. or ek. Ned
Royal, Abbeville. :

Pure red skin Pp R. " botet :

M. O. with order. Prompt ship- |

ready, moss packed. $1.50 M.

Marglobe, Baltimore and Rut- /

James Lightsey, | Screven, Rt. 1.|
. Moss packed. Now)

Miss Florence OQuinn, Odum,

W. O. Waldrip, Flowery Branch, |

P. R. potato plants, Govt, insp. |

'Marglobe and Big red tomato

John T. OQuinn, Surrency, Rt.
5 - :

Insp. P. R. potato plants, $2.50
M; also Marglobe tomatoes, $2.00

ped. I. R. Jackson, Baxley, Rt.
3:

Marglobe and New Stone to-
mato plants, $1.75 M, or more.
$1.50 M; also Calif Wonder sweet

| pevper, $3.00 M, 5 M, $2.00 M.

All del. Prompt shipment. Mrs.
Sallie Whitley, Alma, Rt. 1.

Marglobe tomato vlants. now
readv to ship, $1.75 M. Del in
Ga. Moss packed. G. C. OQuinn
Baxley, Rt. 2. -

Chas. W. cabbage plants, 20c
C; Garlic bulbs, 40 doz.: also
Sacks, washed and ironed. 100
lb. cap. print. 40c ea.; white.
14-Y%46c ea. Plus postage. Mrs.
Otis Mashburn, Cumming, Rt.
5: =

Bonny Best, Marglobe, New
Stone and Red Rock tomato
plants, now ready, 500 for $1.25,
$1.75 M; sweet pepper. all kinds
500 for $1. 50, $3.00 M. All del.

Tomato plants, $2.00 M, Cab-
bage and Onions, $1.50 M; Calif.

| Wonder pepper, and Hungarian
Hot Wax, $4.00 M. W. W. Wil-

Quitman.

liams, 2
New Stone and

Marglobe, |

Baltimore tomato plants. 0c Cy

500 for $1.50, $2.00 M. Now
ready, moss packed. Del. BR. :N.
Oliff, Jr., Screven. -



EGGS FOR SALE



Dark Cornish eggs for setting

16 for $1.40. Del Miss Leona
Simpson, Culverton, Rt. 1.

Pure White Pekin duck eggs,

from ped. stock, $1.25. doz.; al-
so Australian White and Pearl
guinea eggs, mix., $1.25 for 18.
All del: J. K. Kirkpatrick, Gray-
son,
Black Leghorn eggs, 15 for
$2.50, 36 for $5.00; big bone
broad breasted pure Mammoth
Turkey eggs, $4.00 doz. Shipped
in metal shipping boxes; Speck-
led Guinea eggs, 15 for $1.25,
All del. Mrs. Boyd Baggett.
Doughlasville, Rt. 1.

Purebred S. C: Buff Orpington
hatching eggs, 15 for $1.25. Post-
paid. Cartons to be returned.
Miss Ronie Johnson, Shellman,
Rte i.

Nice large Turkey eggs, from
well matured Bronze toms and
Bourbon Red hens, $3.00 per
setting; also Silver Lace Wyn-
dotte eggs, $1.25 setting. Add
postage. Mrs. Ethel Jones, Lula.

Guinea eggs $1.25 for 21; 30
for $1.60. Ae tee Jennie Jolley,
Atlanta, Rt

Modern Black Breasted Red
~Game bantam eggs, $4.50 per 15
del. Crates to be returned at my
expense. B. H. Holsomback,
East Point, 302 S. Harris St.

Guinea eggs, 18 for $1.15; al-
So Adairsville, Rt. |

so Thompson -Ringlet strain,
1 50.or 15, $2.75: for 30. Del.

Mrs. 2d. A. Wilson, Martin.

Bourbon Red Turkey eggs,

R. H. Barnette, Griffin, Rt. 3.
Correction: Eggs, from big
Danish Brown Leghorn and
New Hampshire Reds crossnd,
for hatching, $1.50 per 15. J. L.
Garmon, Dougherty, Rt. 1.

Papes mammoth Black Mi-
norca hatching eggs, direct stock
$1.60 per 16; $3.00 for 30 P. P.
if you pay postage On and the
return of crates, otherwise al-
iow 10c extra per 15 eggs. Wal-
lace Wilson, Martin, Rt. 2:

Big Type Giant strain S: C.
Black Minorea hatching eggs,
| from pen of 2 yr. old hens (28
to 34. 0z., two doz., and snow
white eggs), $2.25 per 15. L. B.
Millians, Newnan.

| White English Barron str. W.





L. eggs, $1.25 per 15; 3 sets for
$3.00. All postpaid. No chks.
Mrs. J. D. Rowell, Rockmart,

Rt. 2.



plants, $1. 25 M; also white Ber-
} muda onions, $1. 50 M. All del.

M. No orders less than M ship: |

so = Pa 25 ea;, 3 for '85c.
ed
onion ,

"Barly flat: Dutch cabaae: aud =

Moss packed. No cks. and
stamps. V. E. Pipkin, Baxley,
| RED. 4. .

| Boyce, Campton.



M. B. Broddbreacted turkey |
eggs, $4.00 doz.; 2 doz., $7.75; al-|

ne}
, Bowersville,
$6.00. doz., $45.00 per 100. Mrs. ;



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1731

thoroughbred

-00 to $12.00 ea;
to breed $20.00 ea. or $500.00;

, 10 .tons bright Deana hay,
$15.00 ton at my barn 12 mi.
south Lyons. J. Albert Ansley,
Lyons.

22 tons No. 1 peanut ae del.
in truck load lots. a M. Alex-
ander, Arabi.

Lespedeza and Johnson grass
hay mix. excellent quality, $25.-
00 ton FOB. J. H. Goolsby,

| Monticello.

2000 bu. Coker Full. Grain
Oats, $1.00 bu. E. W. Bruner,
Albany, Rt. 3, Box 582, Phone,
W.

1 ton baled Straw, $19, 00 at
my place, on Stone Mountain
Rd., 1 mi. No. Loganville; also
20 bu. Clemson Soy beans, $5.-
00 bu., and some watermelon
seed. W. D. Watson, Loganville.

4 tons good pea hay, "$35.00
ton; 3 tons O-too-tan and Grass

hay, $30.06 ton. 3 mi. So. Staple-.
-|ton on Rd., from Stapleton to

Louisville. W. L. Stapleton.

15 tons. good Peanut Hay,
$12.50 ton, at my farm. Li. A.
Callaway, Cuthbert, Rt. 3.



CATTLE FOR SALE



Jersey bull, yr. old,
shape, not. reg. - but
stock,
here..C. Allen; Atlanta,
Mildred Pl.,

$35.00
~ 42

$75.00 on J.
place near

Ww. Breedlove
Gratis. Marion

3 fresh in cows, for sale at
reasonable prices, A, W. Stapp,
Decatur, Rt. 3. 2

1 purebred Guernsey cow,
fresh with second calf, 2
wks. old, reg. papers with her.
Come and see. On Hapeville
Rd. 5 mi. north of Alpharetta.
Homer Cox, Alpharetta, Rt. 1.

1 purebred Reg. Polled
Herefold bull, 4 yrs. old. gen-
tle, easy. to. manage. and per-
fectly healthy, papers go with
ee E. G. Pitke, Sycamore,

calf 1 mo. old April 15. (With
2nd calf this cow gave around
4 gal. milk daily.) $140.00 for

cow and calf. John Richardson,

Forsyth, Phone, 3196.

Guernsey bull calves, 1
thoroughbred; other, 7-8 Guer-

producing 4 to 5 gal. milk a
day stock, $30.00 ea. at barn.
A. T. Cowings, Meansville.

Fine Jersey cow (8-10 Ibs.
good rich yellow butter week-
ly.), gentle, easy to milk, $175.
00; 2 nice Jersey heifers, $75.
00 ea.; another 2 yrs. old, $70.
00: good gentle mare mule,
about 900 Ibs. work anywhere,

| $150.00 See 4 mi. E. of Buford

Frank Cain, Buford, Rt. 2.

5 Jersey heifers, all bred (1
freshen about April 20th),
$100.00 ea. or entire lot for
$90.00 ea. At my farm. Jessie
B. Stocks, Leesburg. Rt. 1.



HOGS FOR SALE



A few Reg. Hereford pigs,

wt. 50 Ibs. Souths best blood-.
bred to lay, Barred Rock eggs, | line; ae e

Males, $22.00 ea, Fe-

$25. 00 ea. Will ship GC.
J. / Corrie Sanders,

RES-1:

40 pigs, 6 to 12 wks. old, $10.
4 gilts, ready

males,
D.

for lot:: At: farm 4 mi. from
Danville, 6 mi. from Jefferson-

ville, W. C. Blount, Jr., Macon,
Box 836.
Reg. Duroc pigs, at reason-'

able price. Carl T. Johnson,

Blackshear.

O. I. C. pigs, improved short
nosed, block type, reg. in buy-
ers name, $21.00 ea., inoculated
and ready to ship also some
very fancy gilts, just bred, all
reg. O. I. C. male for sale W.
H. Nix, Alpharetta, Rt. 3.

White Face Hereford gilts,

| bred for 2nd litter to Ga. Mar-

auder, son of well known show
hog, T. V. F. Marauder and

| Oakdale Lady 4th. 7 to 12 wks.

with papers, ready for del.
now. J.. C. Symmes, Atlanta,
Rt. 10, Harris Trail, Ch. 2545,



Blocky type, wt. around 275 to

good.
from:

N. W. Be. 2362-J.)
Good milch cow, fresh in,

W. ee

lbs., work anywhere.

4 gal. Jersey cow with 3rd |

Miller, Atlanta, 832 St. Charles,

|} lot.FOB. Jami
nsey and 1-8 Jersey, from high:










ne O. 1 c. Bear





300 lbs., unrelated, $125.00 for
pr ki, 0. Willoughby, Greens-
boro. Rt. 2. ;

Rees SS. PoC boars) i.
blood lines, $25.00 and $40.00
He C. R. Morgan, Americu
t. 4.





















HORSES AND MULES ,
- . FOR SALE | :









At Stud: Reg. Tennessee
Walking Stallion, Fee, $25.00
U. S. Savings bond at time of
service. Sat.. guar. H. Clay-
ton, Gainesville, Box 56.

Riding horse, 8 yrs. old, wt.
800 lbs.,, $75.00. Morris Ri
Mitchell, Clarkesville, Rt. 3. |

1 Shetland pony with mare
colt born April 14. Come se
at my place... J. N. Rose:
Union City. Be














Good work. mule, work any-
where, wt. 1000 Ibs., in good
shape, $80.00. George wv
Craddock, Ellenwood, Rt. 2.

Reg. Tenn. walking mare,
no 431079, 4 yrs. old, Bay Roan
color, wt. about 1000 lbs. Bred
to Reg. Roan Walking stallion, ,
should foal next spring. Thom-
be oC, Wylly, Tennille. (oes

A 6 yr. old, 1100 1b. Tenn.
color, good worker, $150.00.
Come or call. Do not write.
ee Adams, Commerce, Phone he

One & yr. old: mare, Sf0h te















Exch. for heifers or calves. ~
oe Chambers, Cleveland,
553, .




4 mules, $65.00 to $125.00 ea; |
also fine Jersey cow to freshen |
soon, $165.00. On Riverdale to-~
Kenwood Rd. J. R. Lunsford, -
Atlanta, 1493 Beecher St. S.







/1 pr. match mules, wt. 1200
) Sell rea-
sonable. See me if interest~
ed. Abbie Brantley, Soperton, .
a eS : :


















RABBITS AND CAVIES >
FOR SALE









Ped. and Reg. Chinchilla does _
of quality, all ages and wits.
Best in breeding and show. C.







5 purebred N. Z. Red rabbits,
mo. old, $2.00 ea. or $9.00 for
-Crawford, Jr.





Chipley. ue
_ Giant Chinchillas, reg. sen-
iors and Ped. Juniors at reduc-
ed prices. E. W. Reid, Atlanta.
2164 Belvedere AVG, Be Wea G

4 Chinchillas, (3 does bred and.
buck, 1 yr. old), $2.00 ea; 4
plack rabbits, 6 mes. old, $3. 00
or $1.00 ex Exch. for ducks,
geese, pigeons or goats. D. Je =
Osborne, Watkinsville.

SHEEP AND GOATS ~
FOR SALE me


















es




2 young purebred Toggen-
burg bucks, naturally hornless, |
good blood lines, papers ready
to. reg. Sell cheap. Mrs.
Ovalene Highland, Lavonia, Rt.
AS










White, Hornless Saanan buck, |
1 yr. old, also buck and doe
kids, same stock, for sale. Mrs. -
J. D. Foster, Carrollton, Rt. By
Box 87. ne

1 large purebred Saanan
billy goat, \Hornless- and very
gentle, 2 yrs. old. Sell or exe.
for a bred doe or 2 Nubian
kids (male and female). Will
not crate or ship. J.C. May~
hue, Cumming, Rt. 6.> 7 ee

Milk Goats: 1 fresh list time
1 will be fresh 12th of August;

1 Reg. Nubian buck, 3-yrs. old,
5 nice young does, half Nu-
bian and. half Alpine, $100.00
for lot. Exch. for fresh cow.
J. W: Lucas, Rome, Rt. 2.

Few nice milk goats, inciud-
ing a 5 Qt. doe, also young
does. Priced right at my barn,
no shipping. "rwin Collette,
Dalton, RFD 2

5 goats, good milk type, 1]
doe freshened 2 mos. ago with
twin nannies; 1 doe, dry, alsc.
a 1% yr. old buck. $45.00 for
lot of 5, See at my barn, S
D. Shockley, Temple, Rt. 1 &
mi. East of i









































- Can't
_ Atlanta,



x : FE.

eae FOUR

_ SHEEP AND GOATS
[See FOR SAL



30 in fine condition common
- Foats, about 6 mos. old, 2 fine
pecimen billies, 3 ft. spread
ples, $4.00 ea. at-farm, F.
Rodgers, Griffin.

1 Saanan and Toggenburg
Yoix. naturally hornless_ doe,
ood producer, was fresh
arch 27, 2nd kidding; 1 Saa-

nan buck kid; 3 wks. old. All

priced reasonably at my place.
ship. Mrs. M: Stefek,

6070 Peachtree Rd.,

Ch. 2270.



2 LIVESTOCK WANTED



CATTLE Wanted:

3 Wanted 1 or: 2-Repg. Gurnsey
hheifers, 4 to 6 mos. old, del. to
farm. E. S. Thurmond, Farm.
= ing on; Rt |

_ Wanted 10 to 12 good Spring-

= ee eoming in with 2nd and 3rd

- calves, Jerseys or Gurnseys. W.
Sikes, Py Py

= Want to exch. nice thrifty pigs
_ fog baby calves. 1 pig for 1 calf.
. Want 8 to 10 calves. Odis Dug-
gan, Chester.

_ HOGS Wanted:

_ Want thoroughbred gilt hog

near Pembroke. State Breed

_ price ect. S. C. Rogers, Lanier.

- Want pair Black Essex pigs, 6

wk. old, not related; also pair)

Cuinea pigs, 6 wk, old, State
_ (price by June 15. se S. Stanton,
Atlarita; Rt. 2, Ve. 5538:

_ Want Reg. Hereford boar, old
enough for light service. ad-
Vise Mrs. H. Rhyne, White

Want 1 Hampshire Brood sow,

- @lready bred to Hampshire male, :

_ wt. around 250 to 300 lbs, Crat-
-.ed and shipped by express.
What have you to offer. T. L.
: Hammond, Demorest, Rt. 1,

Want. few. rabbits, Reds and
Grays (no White nor pink-
- eyes): 1 buck .and bred does.
_ Advise. Mrs. F. Ryan, Palla.
2 poosa.

oo and GOATS Wanted:

Want good milk goat, 1 to 2

it =, Mrs.
Warren Watkins, Mt. ae RFD



= es FOR SALE



BABY CHICKS AND
BANTAMS:

_N. H.. Red, Ww. Rocks, W.
Leghorn and B. R. baby chicks,
qT S. approved,
| lean, $11.50 per 100 del, Write
for prices on smaller lots. Os-
ar - Damron, Chipley.

5 Golden Sebright bantam
hens, 1 rooster; absolutely
: tabs small type, hens. now lay-

8 $2.00 ea. or $10.00 for lot.

- Robison, Jackson.

ce modern Black: Breasted
Red Game bantams, from. best.
Exhibition bloodlines, $12.50;
also single roosters, $3. 50 ea.
M. O. with order. B. H. Hol-
somback, East Point, 302 S.
ao St. .

6 purebred Buff Cochin ban-
_tams, 2 roosters and 4. hens;
sell trio only, $6.00 per trio.
Bill poeene, Cuthbert, RFD 3,
Box 72.

d from 4A flocks,

Rocks,

g Ave.,
lea Dark Cornish, Grade 3- AS

Pullorum



| POULTRY FOR SALE

POULTRY FOR SALE

| FARM HELP WANTED



Bantams: 25 hens and. 4
roosters, 60c ea., $15.00 for lot.
Quillian Tuggle, Buford. .

Baby chicks from Pullorum
free flock of N. H. Reds, stock-
$13. 00 =-C.
Postpaid. David Brinkman,
Augusta, M R 38.

BARRED WHITE AND
OTHER ROCKS:

13 hens, 2 roosters, White
1i mos..old, hens now
laying, $1.75 ea. $25.00 for
lot. Come get them. H. H.

Massingale, East Point, 1203 E.

| Washington Ave.

8 wks~old B. R,, R: I. Reds,
White Leghorns and white
Rock, pullets, 80c ea. Exch. for
rabbits: 1 chicken for 1 rab-
bit. Will crate and ship any-
where.. Joe H. Driver, Com-
merce, Rt: 3.

40 White Rocks and 40 Aus-
tria White hens, 10 mos. old
also 4 W. R. roosters, all for
$1.75 ea. Hens now laying. All
FOS. H.-F. Seay; Ellenwood,
Rt. 22;

CORNISH, GAMES
AND GRANTS:

8 large type, Dark Cornish
hens, 2 pullets, 1
$20.00; 10 frying size pullets
and cockerels, $20.00; eggs,
same breed, $1.25 per 15. C.
g\O- Sikes, Sylvester.

10 mixed Game hens, $2.00
ea, O. E. Wiggins, Plains, Rt.
2, Box 122. A.

1 game rooster boa be-
tween Ginn and Cuban Blue)

~

about 1 yr. old, $5.00; also 1
female Guinea pig, $2. 00.

Turner, Union Point.

Few Blue Cubans, Games,
quail size, unsexed, for sale.
Fred. Soe Senin, 55 North

bloodtested young hens, laying,
and 1 young rooster, $25. 00 for
lot; also eggs from same stock,

ot. 50 for 15. M. O. with ord- e
ROD:

Mrs. R.. C. Senses Vi-

enna.

HAMBERGS: 4 hens nod a
cockerel Silver Spangled Ham-

-bergs,. Berry str, $10.00 for lot.
Mrs, Susie White, Dalton, Rt. |

5.

LEGHORNS (WHITE,
BROWN OR BUFF)

60 to 75 White Vector 4- A
grade pullets, 8 to 10 wks. old,
$1.00. ea... Mrs. Mamie ae
mans, -Surrency, Box 94.

Ped. breeders mating No. 2
Rosebud English White Leg-
horn cockerels, 8 wks. old,
$1.75. ea: Less" in lots. Chas,

E. Alley, Macon, 220 Bright hy
MINORCAS AND

MISCELLANEOUS.
CHICKENS:

25 Black Minorca (enc and
5 cockerels, 1 yr. old, $2.00 ea.
Can not. ship.. Mrs. W.. O.
Kreis, Atlanta, Rt. 9, Box 198,
Polar Rock Rd.

Mixed 1945 chickens most
of them solid black, about 7

thens, $1.50 ea.; 2 roosters, $1.00

ea. Disease free and hens now
laying, $12.00 for lot. Buyer
send..crate .and pay trans.)
charges. Herbert E. Richard-
son, Bowdon Rte

rooster, | .

Bill



PEACOCKS, PIGEONS,
PHEASANTS, QUAIL, ETC.

Native bobwhite quail, for
sale. James - Deer, -Augusta,
2049 Clark St.

Racing Homer Pigeons, mat-
ed, working, $2.00 and $2.50
Dane Cen, Overby, ele
3609, 14th Ave.

REDS: (NEW HAMPSHIRE
AND RHODE ISLAND):

40 purebred N. H. Red hens,
June 1945- hatch, all laying,
$2.00 ea.; also 3 roosters, $4.00
ea. Will ship. Mrs. Lucius
Hooten, Milledgeville, 406 S.
Jefferson St.

25 N. H. Red 4-A pullets, 10
mos. old, lay better than 60
per cent. O. L. Coffman, De-
eatur, La Vista Rd. Pho Ye,
Clarkston 2394.

30: Noe Red = 8 wk, old,
Chicks, wt. 3/4 lb., $25.00 for
lot. Mrs. Luther
LaFayette, Rt. 4.
REDS:
25 N..H. Red hens, 4-A
Grade, laying fine $1. 75 ea.,
not prepaid: also eggs from
same stock, $1. 00 per 15 or 60c
doz. in 5 and 10 doz. lots, pre-

paid. Mrs. G. C. aes Mill-

es.

15-8..C. R. E Red 4-A young
dark red hens, fine layers, 1
young rooster, $2.00 ea. Exp.
Collect; Eggs, $1.25 per setting
postpaid. Crates to be ret.

Also B. B. M. B. turkey hen

and unrelated
$16.00 Exp, Col.
Eley, White Plains.

TURKEYS, DUCKS, __
GUINEAS, GEESE, ETC:

White Pekins: 2 drakes $1.50
ea. 2 ducks, $2, 00 ea. Exch.
for turkey then and gobbler.
any Po Lyons, Re 33
534

1 nice aeckre Tom - aaa 4
Bronze hens and 2 Burbon Red
hens, 1 yr. old. $65.00 for lot.
FOB. Exch. for weaned heif-
ers, good stock. Mrs. Ethel
Jones, Lula, Rt. 2.

Several hondred: rons fire

tom,
Mrs.

young,
Bessie

key poults, $1.00 ea. Ship any}.
prepaid. -

number | above. 12:
Send M. O.; also. plenty of
turkey | eSgS,, $4.75 doz, Mrs.

Helen. R. ae Atlanta, Rt.
2. ~



"POULTRY WANTED ,



BABY CHICKS. AND
BANTAMS WANTED:

Want. 6 Goldn Sebright ban-

tam hens and 1 cock, not over
State. whether Rose }
or straight. comb. J. F. MEGIM,

1 yr. old.

Dawson, Rt Ls

Want some large bead
Dark Cornish day, old chicks,
or some mature stock of same;

want. the old time, short - leg-

ged type.( no. high station,
long legs wanted).
W. Cartledge, Columbus,
Lumpkin Rd.

HAMBERGS WANTED: Want| |

some Silver Spangled Hamberg
hens. Advise number and price.
J. T. Brown, Elberton, Rt. 3.

GEESE:
Want a pair of geese.

Bobby cee pcononet.
Rta 22

for standing rent basis.

Chandler, |

in Talbot Co.

) dele, 1009-5th St.

Advise. J. |
2318

Sic
price kind and if you can ship. |'



Want help for 1 or 2 H. farm
on 3rd and: 4th, 70 acres in
cultivation. Strong upland and
bottom land. Electric lights
and running water as soon as
R. E A. can install. 5. room
house, water and wood. South-
ern part of Forsyth county,
near Brookwood church. CG
C. Bagley, Suwannee, Rt. 1.

Want experienced truck
grower to operate bottom land
truck farm 18 mi. out, 50-50
Also to
move fruit crop on_ halves.
Must have car or truck for
marketing, produce. S. S.Stov=
er, Atlanta 329 Decatur St.

Want white couple, sober and
industrious to help grow veget-
ables and flowers. No children.
3 room house with lights and
water. Salary and portion of
profits. G. W. Johnson, Atlanta,
3051 Howell Mill Rd., N. W-

Want. dependable unencum-
bered white woman to assist
with farm chores, (age, 25-45).
All conveniences, good home
and salary. Mrs. B. E. Tharpe,
Decatur, 204 4th Ave.

Want at once 1 or 2 men
for salary or, part of crop.
Standard wages. Dont write.
Come see me. Good land and
houses. Preston Odom. War-
rick, Rt. - 1:

Want man to work 1 or 2
H. crop, on 50-50 basis. All
farm equipment furnished.
House with running water,
lights. Located just off U. S.
Hwy. 41, 5. mi. below Hape-
ville, 1/4, mi.
dephia - church. Roscoe
den, Forrest Park.

Want white woman to help
with chickens and other light
work on farm. Good salary.
J. RK. Bramblett, Cueane,
a 2.

~ Want: experienced Spnilket
Good house, milk, wood and
garden - furnished _ with city
water and lights. RG Jen-
nins, Macon, P. oO. Box 891,
Phone 1596, Se

Want man with family to

Car-

chelp on large irrigated truck
farm, near Atlanta.
table to drive truck and plow
mule, $2.50 day to start. Work

Must. be

for all family. Nice 4 room
house, wood and garden. R.
F Sams, Clarkston, Phone Lee
221.

"Want pes for large cor
Peaches, cattle

and general farming. Good

ae Corley, Manchester.

Want man to work on farm
for wages,
| board. Geo. W. fae ke Cor-

west of Phila-|

$10.00 a wk. and}:



Want ae man to
good farm, 2% mi.
boro on share basis,
cultivate same. Good
house, most of land
prepared (make b
to acre). Good tractor
Giles, Jonesboro,

Want large famil
on farm. Have -tracto
Will consider 50-50
already turned, O
wages by day or m
write. Roland T,
Watkinsville, Rt. 1.

and rare shrubs ~
such work on farm
live, salary and pe
right party. W. EK,
Stone Mountain, Rt

Want 2 H. share c
50 -basis, nice smo
school and mail r
4 room house, good
ing cultivator, plent
water. Located
county. Dr. W. J. G@
Donough, Rt. 2.

Want good honest |
raised woman (colores
light work on farm, must
how to milk. Good
salary to right perso:
Martin, Macon, Rt. 4

Want. middle-age
and wife to work
wages. Small house
Cc, F.. Brown, Smy
Rd, Phone, 289W3.

A





_Man with small fa
place on farm doing
farm work, Raising pou
Move anytime, any.

aT, Moss, Mariche, Rt

Want at once
rent or on 50-50 b
acres to raise truck
with house, on car 0
in the suburbs of
H. Smith,
Vista Ave. ;

- Veteran 27 yrs.
light work on farm

tian. family with

board. Ref. _excha
letter ans. C. B.
quitt, Rt. 1, Box 151

1~ Single Man 36 yr,

job at once on a tru
home and salary. Ha

bon Gainesville, 532 We
house furnished with running |
water and electric. lights. J.

ete. for wages. D.

4 lanta, 693 McDon: iis



on

the Ga.

day. Barbecue: dinner at

tow Co., Cartersville.



SA. SHEEP BREEDERS A J
MEETING :
Sheep Breeders

{ meeting will be held at the Experiment Static ny
fin, on April 80th. Beginning at 10 A. M., lastit

Association

Noon; Demonsti

Sheep Shearing by Mr. Bartlett of Chicago
Shaft Co., will feature the afternoon. Fo
information, write M. W. H. Collins, Ue: Ag

GEORGIA AUCTION MAR KETS LIVESTOCK SALES

180/240
245/270
275/350
355/400

155/175
- 135/150

~ 130/DN
180/350 |
350/450

Good Choice
Good to Choice
Heavies
Heavies



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Common Strs. & Heifers
Fat Cows:

ine Cows fe
ae & a Bos



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17th.

Albany
17th

Nashville
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15th

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