Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1946 June 19

TOM LINDER x



VOLUME 29

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1946

NUMBER 40



ESULT OF CONTRC
ODUCTION OF SUGAR





Editorial By TOM LINDER



*he following ue from a
m woman is the most elo-
ent exposure of the result of

- yourself:

: Swainsboro, Ga.,
June 11, 1946.

lon. Tom Linder,

mmissioner of Agriculture,
lanta, Georgia. .

lear Commissioner:

Te enjoy every one of your Bul-
et n articles. I noticed in the
June 5th Market Bulletin that

u urge the women in the cities

d on the farms to can and

ve food and not let it waste.

ama farm woman a woman

the soil. I enjoy it and I can

eak for my neighbors near

We farm women certainly
ve worked hard and have
ade good gardens. I always
ant three or. four times and
ep a garden coming in, but

ey

m women are letting food
ste right here. Why? No Sug-
Farm women need more

e know nothing, only to
< hard, then usually get only
pounds of canning sugar.

e farm women have peach-.

_ berries, pears, we canned

fo years ago but cannot use
ecause of the lack of sugar

put with them when we open
. So we just sit down and

it go to waste. No need to

no sugar this year.

Since our colored help was
en from us, due to the war,
have no help now, just my

band and I, and my seventy-.

e year old mother. I plowed
y garden myself.
If I had had some sugar, |

| have put up by this date,



ILLED





June 11th, two hundred and fif-
ty jars, two hundred and fifty
quarts, whereas I have canned

only ninety-six quarts three in -

family fifteen pounds. Sugar
does not go in tea at our house.

To use seven pounds of cu-
cumbers for pickles, calls for
three pounds of sugar. So, how
far will five pounds go on a

farm? Do something at once.

Yours very truly,
Mirs. Luther Sconyers.

4-H Club Work
The 4-H club members are doing a

fine work. The increased enrollment
from year to year is particularly grat-



ifying.

I wish to congratulate the 4-H club

members on their fine work during the

past year, and we are expecting even
ereater things from you in the future.

The fine agricultural work you are
doing and the excellent cooperation
with County Agents and Home Dem-
onstration Agents, who are your local
teachers, show that you are. good ou.

club members.

It is eratifying when we fava over

the tate to find that a great many of

our leaders on the farms and in the
town and cities are former members of
4-H clubs. I -encourage you to bend

forth your greatest efforts and take ad-

vantage of all the opportunities that
4-K club work offers. I hope you will
encourage other boys and girls to joim
the 4-H club. Insist that they take an
active part in club work. .

You have the best wishes of this
writer and other agricultural officials,
and we need your continued help.

If, at any time,I or the Devartment,
can be of assistance to you or others
in the Extension Services in extension
work, it will bea pleasure to help you
in any way possible.

TOM LINDER,
Commissioner of Agriculture.









REGISTER |
AND VOTE

_ On July 17th, 1946, the peo-
ple of Georgia have a date
with destiny. |

The aftermath of the reek
World War brings to fruit- |
age the terrible seed that _
| in the recon- |

were sown
struction era following the
War Between the States. _

Under the new Constitu-

tion of Georgia, you have un- | |
til July 5th to register so that |

you can vote on July 17th.

Fulton County alone i is an
exception to this rule. In the

other one hundred and fifty-
eight counties, the registra-
tion books close on July 5th.

The ballot i is simply a meth- |

od that civilized man has

substituted for the bayonet

in deciding who shall consti-

tute the government of the

land.

If you are. eligible to vote

and fail to do so, you fail in.
your first duty to your State

and Nation.

If you are eligible to vote
and fail to do so, you are re-
sponsible for the ills which |

may come upon you.

Do you have friends and

neighbors who are not regis-
tered? Wont you contact
them and see that they are
registered ?

TOM LINDER,

Comm of Agriculture.

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- SECOND HAND
MACHINERY e SALE

SECOND - HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE





































































3 60- -saw gins, 35 H. engine:
Ls boiler, all fair. cond.,
heap, Joe i. Taylor, Duluth,

a No. a Sibernc K 768. Mowing
Machine, in good running cond.,
$3500 at my place, 3 mi. Big
Dam, 6 mi.
mi. off. Rt. 16.
nkons, Flovilla.

Walking Cultivator,
ect cond., for sale.
Couch, Turin.

= Pig 0S



in per-
Riley ZG.

in excellent cond.,

Itivator,
R,G. Dan-

almost new tires.
1, Metter. -

ractor, Corn planter,
row, and guano distributor, for
ale. Mrs. Ethel Mae Maddox,
ottdale, Box 227, DE 4257. =
3 roller Golden Syrup Mill,
. long, 344_ wide,
eeds new Med one: WG:
ttrell, Thomaston, Rt. 2.

i wheat and oat ail with
rtilizer. attachment for tractor

n good cond. Also 1 good
ay 1-H, . wagon, in good
sond., for gale. J. J. Burton,

ustell, Bankhead Hwy.

David Bradley type Hammer
ill, 3 screens, 3-16 to 1 in,;
-1. cond., $80. 00. Also 1 pea
rasher and gas engine, $65.00
Oscar Pace, Bow-

One. 110. volt elec Peter-
ce Incubato, 5,000 egg cap.,
ractically new, for sale: Mrs.
iley Williams, Columbus, 3280
Warm Springs Rd,

Tobacco sticks, $25.00 _ and
30.00 M. at my fare J. =
Bryant, Bristol.

Fertilizer, planting, and culti-
rating | equipment for model H
irmall tractor, used one sea-+
son and part of another; 1 Case
ck-up baler (with or without
at 3 80- -saw air blast

3 hydraulic press. Power

o. AW lettes ans. Ed M. Mc-

zie, Montezuma.
hydraulic pumps for cotton
1 steam and other belt|-
ith, Commerce.

liver Pow ower Hay
htly used;

Baler,
in perfect cond.,

lo, Rt. As Box. 54,
Farmall Hs tractor on good



ter, power lift and cultivat-
utfit, for sales SG.
an, Benevolence.

armall No. 42 Cambine for
E veisler, erie



East of Jackson,
G.

Farmall 14, power lift, 2: row

Har-

}with 5 disc Tiller,

ood oe evaporator, 944.
$40.00.

in

- sold, otherwise ready to}
| perfect

1, and both good cond. W.:

Sale: A. Li. Faulkner, Mon-

ber, fully equipped, lights, |

2 H.. Walking Ciltaator:

| $35.00 in excellent cond. J. T.

West, DeSoto.
1 Athens 6 disc Tiller with
used very. little and in working

conditon,, $400.00 at my farm.
Homer G, Cline, Canton, Rt. 1.

J. D. 10 ft. Power take- Ss

|Combine on rubber, $200.00,

good: cond. W. A. Edge, Pitts

-Benthal Peanut Picker, us-
led only 1 season, for sale. A.
P. Beasley, Glennville, Rt. 4.

Turner Hay Baler with motor,
used 1 season, 40 acre crop.
Fred W. Mays, Midville.

One LD: Model - B Tractor
in excell-
ent cond:, for sale. A. C. Ma-

lone, Dexter.

belts, width 2 in. and up, Line

'M. T. Robinson, Monroe,
Phone 2961.

.1 row McCormick Corn Han:

vester, $50.00; also a junked
one, $5.00. S. L: Thornton,
Dewey Rose, Rt. 1.

-McD Corn, Peanut and Cot-
ton Paes
L. A. W yard, Sandersville.

1 used Deering. Corn Shred-
der, very reasonable. Consid-
er trading for item of equal!
value.. Fred DCRR HES Cor-
dele, Rt. 4.

Fordson tractor with new
motor, high tension magneto,
new carburetor, and a new
Athens side plow, used a few
days, ready for work;
Fordson parts. Gober Murphy,
Jasper, Rt. 2.

One 41 Cole Planter, good
as new, bought May 15, 1946,
have. planted less than. 15
acres. Reasonable. ~~ Archie
D.' McDaniel, Duluth.

O-12 Orchard type Intnl
on good rubber, $400.00; Oliver
5 disc Tiller, $100.00; Intnl
Hammer Mill, $100.00; 3 disc! y
Athens Tiller on rubber, in
cond. Wray Smith,
Sees Phone 2705. ~

-l1 Hester 2 disc Side

$200.00. Edgar
ens, Rt. 2

42 McCormick- -Deering Com-
bine, used very little, in per-

Fowler, Ath-

jfect cond., $390.00. O. P. Sin-

quefield, Harrison.

One 6 ft. Case Combine with
power take off, in good cond.
handled 6,000 bu. oats last yr.
$500.00 | FOB. R. T. Smith, At-
Janta, 982 Lullwater Rd, N.



ie CR 1488 and DE 1716

seeding attachment, 26 in. disc,

1 Frick Peanut Picker; 1|!
jable for

1=40. Continental Fan, used: -

shafts and pulleys for Cotton

a * | Sibley,

tree

like new, $40.00:

Quote prices

also} -

tractor, newly overhauled and

ilies,

Plow
\for Farmall A, used very little

jand 3c postage.
|Sorrells, Monroe,



|. SECONDHAND
-MACHINERY FOR SALE



1t-A J. D. Combine, for sale.

R. F. Burch, Eastman.

Late model J. D. H Trac-
tor, Planters, Cultivators, 4
disc Tiller on rubber, Seeder,
for. sale. J: H. Dobson, Mc-
Rae; Rt, :

- 1 W. C. Allis-Chalmers Trac-
ae ist class cond., new motor,
big Athens Harrow, Cultiva-
tors. No letters or chks. = D.
Bearden, Palmetto, Rt.

One 36 in. Golden aoe
Cane Mill, in god cond., $400.00
from Thomas-
GS <5: Thompson,
Box 295.

ville. Mrs.
Thomasville,



SECOND HAND -_
MACHINERY WANTED



Want - small Garden Tractor
within. 30 mi. of Atlanta.

Want one 12 or 14 hole
Grain Drill with fertilizer at-
tachment. Prefer Van Brunt;
1 Rigid hitch 2 disc plow for
Farmall A. E. K. Fowler, Ath-
ens, Rt. 2.

Want Corn Sheller,

R. S: Lenhardt, Gainesville,

Box 207.

Want one 5 ft. Blade. Mow-
ing Machine in good cond.
State best cash price; also
24x34 in. Grist Mill, complete;
Medium size Hammer Mill.
Luther A. Cook, Mineral Bluff,
Rt. 1, Box 92:

Want tractor must be
good cond. State particu ars
and lowest cash price. J.
| Myers, Stone Mountain, Rt. 1.

Want 6 disc J. D.- Tiller, :
must be in good cond. Ralphj_

Jones, Athens, Rt. 2.
Want pair truck _ scales,
20000 lb. cap., around 20 ft.
-/long. Give full description,
price -in ist letter. W.. E.
N)Chandler, Tifton.

Want 1 copper evaporator

pan. State size and cash price.
Lewie Hallman, Boxton. .

Want -heavy disc Tillers for
M. tractor, must also be suit-
plowing ~ firelines.
Shasta McCranie, Witlacoochee,
Box 156.

Want 1 power take- off pul-

ley for Caterpillar tractor, 2

ton, Jno. W. aes oe
ville.
Want. good Holbrook or

Hinkle Lespedeza seed Har-
vester; also good heavy duty
horse mowing machine. Josiah
ye Anis,

Want one 5 or 6 disc Tiller
with seeder, in good cond., also
one 8 ft. dbl. section Harrow.
H. ae Lovett, Waycross.



- FLOWERS AND SEED
| oe



CORRECTION:

_ Want 200 Gardenia cuttings.
\del. to. me. F,
Wessels, Savannah, Pe2O2 Box

430.



FLOWERS ae SEED
FOR SALE



CORRECTIONS: - =
~Sultanas, 3. cols., and Oxalis,
pink and white, 3 for
garden fuchsia, 2 for 25c.$1.00
and over orders postpaid. Mrs.
Annie West, Crawfordville.
Bulbs: Daffodils, 50c gallon;
Siew arene and white Narciss-
-2 doz., 25c; Orange Day

25c doz. Med. to large
size bulbs. Add postage. Mrs.
Cliff Booth, Kennesaw.

Ageratums, phlox, white vi-
olets, pink and white prim-
roses;---mix. col: <phiox. mix,
col. hollyhocks, pink _ thrift,
foxglove, blue Spanish - iris,

Day lilies, 40 doz. Del. 1 and
~Miss L. M. White,

2nd zone.
Dahlonega, Rt. Box 30.

75 mix. petunias, $1.00;
salvia plants, 35 doz.; small
rd Hot pepper. plants, 30c
doz. Postage on all; also Si-

red.

berian pea seed, 10 spoonful
ae R.

Mrs.

ee
W. Medlock, Stone , Mountain, |
fet. 22

power
driven prefered; also will con-
sider hand sheller. State price.

in:

"| seed, 40c Ib. No chks.

2140 Peach-

25c3 |



SEED FOR SALE

50 lbs: purple top white globe
turnip seed, $16.00 for lot. Also
collard and cabbage plants,
$2.75 M. 10 Ibs. home raised
tobacco in_ hand, $3.25. Plants
and tobacco postpaid. ae
Ellis, Cumming.

Shogoin Jap, turnip seed, 75c
lb., or 60c Ib. in 5 Ib, lots.
Make better prices in larger
lots. .O= &. Hinesby, Whites-
burg, Rt. 2. 3

White bunch_ butter bean
seed, 50c gt. Collard seed, 30c
teacupful. Strawberry plants,
$1.25 C, Garlic, 25 doz. Post-
paid: Mis. Ge. Taylor,
Buchanan.

200. Ibs. Cagaon Ball Black
Diamond melon sed, hand
saved, screen aried, state test-

ed, Semesan treated, from se-|

| Jected melons, $2.50 Ib, FOB:
W. O. Birdsong, Gordon.

500 Ibs. ~ searified Sericea
Lespedeza seed, 18c lb., in 100
or more lb. ots.
paid. W. L.* Mac
Maysville, Rt. 2.

1946 large red nest onions for
August planting (quarter 94
times; 1 quarter makes 8 and
10 in nest, $1.50 gal.) Add post-
age. "White nest onions, same
price. Mrs. W. V. Dobbs, Flow-:
ery Branch, Rt. 1.

Large onion, Peek to Hill
name, makes 30 and 40 to hill,

Goodwin,

1.60 gal. postpaid. No chks.
te Lon Ashworth, Dacula,
Ri

15 Ibs. mixed turnip seed:

Seven Top, Purple Top, Yel-| c;

low Globe Turnip, 75c lb., post-
paid. L. D. Carson, Sr., Farm-

ington.

About 24 Ibs. mixed Turnip

WL,
Cottrell, Thomaston, Rie 2.



BEANS AND PEAS
FOR: SALE |





Lady fad Blackeyed Crowder

peas, 35c cupful.
Mrs. J.D. Bennett, Dahlonega,

Ri. 2.

5 bu. Purple Hull peas, $11.50
bu. FOB..:

-dersonville,

Pole Cat Crowder peas.
slightly mixed with other
Crowders, 15c lb. Add -post+:
age. Johnnie Harmon, Cal-
houn, Rt. ee

6 bu. Clay peas,: $6.50. pu. at
my place,
than a bu, sold. T. E. Ansley,

Send M. 0. Not less

Thomson, RFD 2.

4 bu, Red Ripper peas for
sale. Joe Carswell, Toccoa, |:
Rt. 2
~ 5 bu, mixed peas, $6.00 bu.

it, Leard, Bowersville.
About 40 bu. nice mixed peas,

| mostly Whips and Eras, $5.35

bu. RB. S$; Smith, Washington,
Box 271. _
100 bu Velvet beans, 85 per

| eent germ., $5.00 bu. Also: 200
| bu. Otoo- tan beans, 90 per cent

germ., $7.00 bu. Jack Burch,
Chester.
Recleaned Hayseed Soy

Beans, 214 bu. bags, $3.75 bu.,:

ROB. M, =F. oo Jr., Ft.
Valley.
Gen. O-too-tan beans, $8.00!

| bu, FOB. Jas: R. Mullis, Coch-

ran.
7% bu. Clay peas, $5.00 bu.

-FOB. W. Je Hitchcock, Dever-

eux.

_ Purple Hull peas, 25 to 30 bu.,
$10.50 bu. FOB. Few mixed,
$6.00. bu, . Also Ga. collard seed,
40c Ib. eT G. odes Ander-
sonville,

PLANTS FOR SALE



=P potato plants, 30c C;
$2.00 M.. Cabbage, tomato and
collard, 30c C; $1.75 M, Vigor-

vine tomato plants, 30c doz. L.
A. Crow, Gainesville, Rte
Imp. potato plants, well

rooted, full count, $1.50 M.|

Promptly shipped, W.G. Bul-

dard, Baxley, Rt. 4, Box 128..

Ga. collard plants, 30c C; $1.75 =

M; 5 M or more, $1.50 M, ex-
press collect.
40c~. ea.
Gainesville, Rt. 2.



for $1.00; $1.75 M; 5M anc

Shipped pre+y

ee crowns, $15.00 M;. $3

for $1.20; $2, 25 M..

ea,

| All del.

eee 0c C. Sage and

Add postage.! low skin P. R. potato

$4.00 for 5 M. Full cou

Bristol.
ys Easterlin, An-.

mato plants, 30 C; 500 fe

Ra 1617.

{Imp. pink skin P.
' 450ce C; $1.00 M, Buf

Alse print sacks,
E, B. Wetherford, |







































































Dutch and Chas. Ww Ca
and old fashion collards
$1.00; $1.90 M. Margi
New Stone tomatoes,
85e; 500 for $1.25; $2. 20
del, L. M. Garrett, Gai

Marglobe and New S
mato and Chas. W., Du
Early collard plants, 30c
for 856" $175 Larg
cheaper.. -Del. < Lea =m
Gainesville, Rt. 2, Box 14:

Marglobe tomato an
and Chas. W. Cabbage p
300 for $1.00; $2.00 M.

$1.50 M. Shipped - p
C. W. Smith, Gainesville,

New Stone,

_ Imp. red. skin.
potatoes, 40c C, $1.25 M.
Leroy. Lightsey. Sereven,
Box ee

La, copper skin potat
from vine cuttings, $
500, $2.00 M. - Del. E.

oo crowns, states
, $25.00 M; $4.00 C; 1

Maude Hamby, Greenvill

and Ga heading sel
500 fer $1.00; $1.90 M.
globe, New Stone. and
more tomatoes, 300 for
A
C Garrett, Gainesvill

WwW, Cabbage,
Spearmint, 50c doz; sag
Mrs. W. H. Norrell,
ville, Rt. 6.

Marglobe tomato plants
M. Heading collards, $1
G. L. Steedly,

Tree and Everbearing

20q Flat. Dutch.
200 c Mrs. Mae 17
Gainesville, RE 6

State insp. imp. red. an

prompt shipment. Ei ee

Govt. insp. red akin
| potato plants, $2.00 M.-
paid: RL. Taylor, Alma,

Strawberry plants,
Also 18> speckled \Guine
for sale. Exc. for. print
100 lb cap,, free of. holes
more alike. Mrs. Bonnie.
son, Carrollton, Rt. 4 =

eeNeiOe = New Sto
Marglobe- and New e

Dill plants and sprays,
25c doz, Catnip, Balm,
hound, abl. wausy, 3
Peppermint, 25c for 23
apple and yellow roo
fras, 50c lb. M. L. Eaton
lonega, Rt. 1.

Marglobe and New
mato plants, 30c C; 500 f
$1.25 M. postpaid, Mose
Milledgeville, Rt 5;

Marglobe and New Sto
mato plants, $1.25 aT

75c; 300 for . 60c..
Prompt shipment. - Jaspe
lis, Alma.

Nice collard an Ne
and Scarlet Dawn
plants, for sale. C

Atlanta, 680 Lee Stree

Marglobe - and New St
mato plants, 40c C; $1.
be

sey, Screven, Rt. 1

eGOW, = inspy = Fe R.
planis, $1.50 M. De
triumph, $2.00 M.
nice young R. I. Red hens
ea. Clifford Smith, Be
Ae







oa :
urkey, ~ $3.00 ~~ doz.
guinea, $1.00 for 17.
eghorn, $2.00 for 17.
Mrs. Boyd Baggett,
le, Rt, ee be








g eggs, 15 for $1.25.
Cartons to be return-
onie Johnson, Shei
Box 55.

Bronze B. Be Pil
turkey eggs, 30c ea,




























Reds, $1. 25 per 15,
pre-
eartons to be ret,
lets, wt. 3. Ibs. or
aed G. G; Ciif-



Sanat. hay, $15.0( 00 ton
ee Roberts, ae

+ hey, $40. 00 ton "ei
Luther W. Clay,
fou ee



OR SALE



oe 20 Ibs.
ecans, 30 Tb, for Jot if
A. 7B. Wood;

_ Spanish peanuts.
40 lbs. turnip seed
S Dd. Harrison, Kath-

op peanuts, $4. 00 pe
AL gles, 1945 crop, deli-}
sid. Red Hot - Pepper,
Speckled: crowder
_Damson plum
Pinto. beans, 35

sh, Bermuda onions,
Iso nice, fresh Mar-
\atoes, soon, be ready,
good firm cabbage, 5c
ad postage. No order
00: Mrs. Herbert E.
0 evden, Riis =





i ELLANEOUS
as SALE.



sacks, washed. 38c ea.
t sacks, washed, free
iz, Gainesville, Rt. ae

Sacks, washed, 35c ea:
ite, 20c ea. Add post-~
= Burtz, Ganesville,











, 38 ea. Some with
30c ea. Add post-
only. Mrs. Dorsey
ainesville, Rie 2.

Sacks, 100 Ib. cap,
ironed, 40c ea. Plus
ts, J. ow. Dover,

100 Ib. cap., free of

. AND PECANS

Matemo th}

=e. Buff enies.

Ave.,}

| postpaid, in Ga.

.| bulbs, 40c doz.

,

Pee ae

100 tb. cap. peal as ie
of holes, 3 for $1.00. White
sacks, 20c ea. Plus. postage.
No. COD orders. Mras. W: B.
Duck, Braselton. - :
_ Print sacks, washed, 100 Ib.
cap., 35c ea, Add postage. No
ehks: (Mrs: T. T. Cantrell,
-Cumming, Rt. 1.

Nice print sacks, 3
alike, 40c ea.. Also white sacks,
free of holes, 20c ea. Postpaid,
mR M. L. Crow, Galnesvils;

Print sacks, washed, 35 ea.
Add postage.
chks. .

Mrs. T, V. Jones, Gaines-
ville,

Rte i.
Print sacks, washed and iron-

paid. MQ. ar. 0: D. No
checks. Mis. Stowers Wallace,
Dougherty, Rt. 4:

Print sacks, 3 for $1.00. Aad
postage. _ Mrs. Frank ke
Gainesville, Rie2e= =

Print sacks, 34c ea.;
more, 33c ea,;
ea.; 100 or more, 3lc ea. White
sacks, 21 ea,; over 25, 20c ea,
M. Oo. Prepaid by mail. Major
Crow, Gainesville, RFD 1.

Clean, white 200 Ib. cap.
guana sacks, letters removed,

25 OF

Bowdon, Rt. 1.

| POPCORN:
- 1,000 Ibs. S. A. Dynamite
Pop Corn, 8c lb. for lot, R. LL.
Kelly, Hartwell, Rt. 3.
BEE HIVES:
15 bee hives, $3. 00 ea.; 10

patent and 5: plain gums. W:

L. Jarrett, Eton.

| SAGE:
1946 fresh ground sage, $1.50}

Del.
Aldora

Ib.; 10 Ib. lots, $1.40 Ib.
Send cash or: M. O.
Keith, Gay, Ri:

1946 crop Sage, hand gather-
ed and shade dried, $1.00 Ib,
3 or more lbs.,
90c Ib. J.C, J. Brown, Toccoa,

Rt. 2.

ROOTS AND HERBS:

Horse Radish, 50c Ib. Garlic
Catnip, Hore-
hound, Balm, Peppermint, - 25c
doz.. Dill Spray, 256, = Mrs,
Martha White, Dahlonega, Rt. 1,

-| Box 37,
Yellow Root, Que. of ik

Meadow, Blood Root, Colts

Foot, -Witchhazel bark, wild |
cherry bark, all :25c 1b. Add
postage. Also Peppermint

plants, 25c doz. Vernie Stover,
Pisgah, care R. C. Stover,

| BUTTER:

Fresh country butter, 6 or 7
lbs. week, 75c Ib. Also print
sacks, washed and ironed, 40c



-Grizzle,

ea. Postpaid. Mrs, L. C, Jones, |

Bo ees & Ri. 4.



MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED



MEAT WANTED:

Want hams or.
State wt. and price.
Murrayville,

CORN WANTED:

Will pay $2.00 bu. for 50 bu,
of good, sound corn, del. to me.
Mrs. . Helen R. Street. Atlanta,
Ring: Se

SACKS WANTED:

shoulders.
Mrs. A. He

washed Print sacks, free from
mildew; dont mind few small













C ea. del. ie S. Harri- | holes,. Write first. Mrs. W. D.
Hutson, Blairsville.

h Fruits and.Vegetables
June 14, 1946 Atlanta

ima) per bu. Hpre = ee $2.25-$3.00
(Snap), Per Gus hpts se I 8 TS 3.50.
Meee 00 1h. sacks wee 2 ees 5-54, 25
oupes, MGI per bos foe 1,75- 250
eter. buy > ss ee 75= 1.00
Green), per doz. ears : ees ee AG
MR ee 1.50- 4.50
meets per doz: bun ==. ee 50-* :75
Meee Per py ee .75- 2.00
Pee, ver bu. 50-. 1.25
per Ue -Gatices 80 tes en ee 2.75- 3.00
er a prs Rete Oe 125
Eo per bu. oe ee ees Oe ad
each 30- 1.00







No stamps or

.25e ea, Plus postage. No less}
than $1.00 orders accepted,
Mrs. Herbert E. Richardson,

Will pay 25c ea. for a few un- |

and 4

ed, free of holes, 40c ea:, post-|

50 or more, 32c!.

. | ta,

|

j
'

\ Reg.







SEED WANTED: - C
Want some Calif. beer aaa
and directions. R. H. Patrick,
Gainesville, Rta
Want Calif. beer seed. State
price, Marie Stogner, Aeworth.

POTATOES WANTED:

Want some early bliss pota-
to seed, Quote price. G.
Morris, Cleveland, Rik?

GRAPE VINES:

Want some grape and dew-
berry vines. Advise. Miss Luna
Cook, Carrollton, 71 Dixie St.

OATS WANTED: | :

Want feed oats, Get in touch
with me. J. F. Darby, Vidalia.
BEES WANTED:

Want up to 15 hives, healthy
and in patent hives. Quote
price del., or if close by will
pick wp. ed _ Ehrensperger,
Blackshear.



CATTLE FOR SALE



1 fine Jersey cow with first

calf 4 wks. old, for sale, Mrs.
Julia Varnedo, 130 Candlex
Rae SG, E.

6 reg. Hereford bills, 1 to 3
yrs. old, for sale. -R. W. Kytle;
Ayersville.

4 fresh Jersey milch cows,
(calves from 2 to 6 wks, old).
Priced right. Homer Warwick,
Cleveland.

CORRECTION: Reg. breed-
ing Herefords: 15 cows with
calves at foot, 10 broad and
open heifers; 1. proven herd
sire, Ewing Domino 12th,

ree! 3527618: 6 good young bulls, 12

to 16. mos. old. All priced to
sell W. C. Denny, Decatur, 511
Wesley Chapel Rd., Cr 3239. |

12. reg. Hereford cows. with

calves by ~ side, 6 yearling
heifers and a herd bull for sale.

| Paul A. Potts, Gabbettville.

Thoroughbred young Jersey

cow, fresh in with heifer calf,
| $100.00 at barn, 6 mi. S. E.
Fitzgerald. . John B. Pope,

Fitzgerald, Rt. 4.

1 purebred Jersey heifer calf
from high producing _ stock,
bucket fed, $15.00, Graham
Simpson, Sparta, Rt. 2.

4 mo. old Jersey bull calf
can be reg., $50.00. FOB. W.
B. Franklin, Adairsville, Rt, 2.

4 reg. Hereford bulls, 1 yr.
old, well bred, well fed and
priced to sell. 2 Horned and 2
Polled. A. K. Chamlee, Sparta.

4 Horned White Herefords,
Domino strain, 1 bull. and 2
heifers; 30 mos. old; 1 heifer 2
mos. old, for sale. H. J. White,
Helena.

1 reg. White Face bull, 2%
yrs. old, wt. around 1,200 lbs.
for sale. H. C. Allen, Atlan-
616 -Park= St -S: W., *RA
4959.

~My heard of fine blooded
Polled Shorthorn cattle;
2 bulls, 1 roan. and 1 red, 5
cows, bred, 2 heifers, bred, 3
nice calves, 3 to 6 mos. Sell

together or all together. R. -S.
-;}Coleman, Tifton, Rt. 6.

23 grade milch cows, T. B.
and Bags tested, free of mas-
titis. Dont write. Come and
see 7 mi. N. E: of Monroe. at
Gratis, on paved rd. Royce A.
Breedlove, Campton.



HOGS FOR SALE



B.!

wick.

Newsome,

White face Hereford pigs, 6



wks. old, $25.00 to $30.00 ea,
5 mos. old gilt, perfect mark- |
ings, dark red color, $45.00; 2

| gilts, bred for 2nd litter, to Ga.

Marauder, $85.00 to. $100. 00.
All stock reg. and priced ac- |
cording to perfection markings. |
J. . Symmes, Atlanta, Rt. 10, |

|

Harris Trail, Ch 2545.
Improved blocky : type pure.

bred O. I. C. pigs,8 wks. old
, June 12, inoculated and reg. in

Ship
Garrett,
Er. .

buyers name, $25.00 ea.
anywhere. dW;
furnish unrelated pairs.
Sarah,



|

; ready to wean, $15.00 ea.

Reg. blocky type Duroc pigs, |
Can

nest P. Carter, Baxley.





it has. heen ealled to

such valuable birds! +

i

other purposes. Please do



many Homing Pigeons are being needlessly destro.
ed through ignorance and for this reason the message
following is printed in the hope that the farmers
over the state may help in preven a the Ae! of 4

Do not shoot pigeons that are flying over or
feeding in the fields, unless you are familiar with
them. They may be Homers that are coming in with
important messages or doing some other duty o
great importance. Sometime these pigeons becom
temporarily lost and feed in the field for a few day
then go on to their destination. The Homer served"}
faithfully in war time. Now he is being used for many



our attention that. gre.






not HAs or. harm them. -
EK. He i







| HOGS FOR SALE



3 thoroughbred white O. I. .
little bone boar pigs, 6 wks. i

Cholera immune, $22.500 e
C.0.D, Papers furnished =
buyers name. Louis A. Mit-

chell, Loganville, Rt. 2.

9 nice P, C. pigs, 6 wks. old,
ake 15th, $10.00 ea, Now
ready. C. M. Ingram, Junction
City Rt)

1 fine purebred. Oo Pek. gilt,
11 mos, old, wt, 300 lbs., ready
to breed. Reg. papers furnished,
$65.00 for quick sale. D- E.
Covington, Chamblee, Box 571.

7 nice thrifty pigs, will be 2
mos. old June 29, $19.00 ea,
here, Mrs. Pearl Smoak, War-

2203 nice, all sizes corn fed
shoats for sale. Will not ship.
Jack Leath, Atlanta, Rt. 9,-Gil-
bert Rd.

Med. type P. C. boar, 1 yr.:

old, wt. 300 lbs.,
reg., $50.00 at my. barn.
L. Porter, Decatur, 335 Mc-
Afee Rd. a a

1 young Black Essex sow,
about 150 Ibs. wt., and 4 pigs,
3 wks. old, $40.00 ea. J. C.
Sanderville.

old Shoats,
cross breed,

papers for

Three 314 mos.
Duroe and PG.

from a litter of 1h wt. about
50. Ibs.

ea. $16..00 . ea. Mrs.

M. F. Gaddis, Quitman.

$F Cy pits. and boars,
mos. old, nice markings, treat-
ed- and reg. in buyers name,
$20.00 ea. FOB. Fred e.
Seago, Pinehurst, Rt. 1.



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



Mare, 5 yr. old, works good,
wt. 1550 Ibs.; block built mare
mule, work anywhere, 12 yrs.
old, wt. 850 lbs. Also 1 H and
2 H wagon and farming tools

fer sale cheap at my farm. M.
R. Queen, Riverdale, Rt. 1.
=f mule, 12 yrs. old, in good

cond., work anywhere and gen-:

tle. Sell or exc. for calf or
pigs. Also 1 milch cow, gives
34% gal. milk per day. W. H.
Rochester, Att anta, St. Johns
Ave.

1 reg. Tenn. walking horse, 6
yrs old; 2 mares, 5 gainted, 10
yrs. old; other 3-yr. old, All
are broken to plow, wagon,
ride. Safe for children. W. R.
Andrews, Carnegie.

.4 good saddle horses, 3 work
horses and 1 good mule for sale,
2 mi, South Forsyth on Russel-
ville Rd- John Richardson,
Forsyth, Rt. 3; Phone 3196.

John.

July Ist, $75.00 ea,

ville, Rt. 2.

3





































HORSES AND MULES
. FOR oe a

"One 7 yr. old, Ga. raised,
1100 db. farm mare, exceptional
ly good qualities, sound i
every way, work any where
Also 5 gaited riding mare (with.
out faults), has 4 stocking feet
Geo. E, Miller, Lithonia, Rt. = :
Miller Rd.

1 Tenn, walking mare, per-
feet rider, gentle, 7 yrs. old
$125.00. 8. L. Custer, Mar
Allgood Road.

1 Jennet, 5 yrs. old, good ae
gentle, worked some, *no ba
habits, raised 1 colt and is bred
back again, $100.00 FOB. Als
1. black P. C, male hog, about.
6 mos. old, wt. over. 100 Ibs
large enough for light service

$40.00. R. L. ae Augusta,

Bis :
Fine horse, around 1200 lbs

6 yr- old, work anywhere,

$150.00; 1 H wagon, almost new,
$75.00: good 9 yr. old mule
around 1200 Ibs, work any
where, $65.00; 4 gilt. Sows, |
Duroc, 3 OF. 1. ce bring pig

sey cow with Ist (heifer) salf
$125.00 for both. Red Jersey
heifer, freshen about 8 mos.
$60.00. D. F, Piten, Boe

Good arse Mule, wa about
works

ins, Sr., Recatur, RF
Cooledge Ba. *phone
ston 3521.

2 mares, 5 yrs. old, 1350. ibs
bred to Jack, $150.00 ea, Ni
letters, R. E. Avery
Circle, RFD 1 mi. Ea. of Hub

1 mule, works anywhere, in
good cond., for sale. Mrs
Arthur Henslee, Lithia sya
phone Austell 5694,

FORK SALE
SHEEP AND GOATS |





2 reg. French Alpine gone
giving 3 qts. daily, also 2 doe
lings, 4 mos. old, subject to reg
W. =, Livingston, College Park,
420 W. John Calvin Ave. cs
2433. 5

Bargain for $50.00, or i
separately: 3 good milking
does, 1 large dry Saanan, 3-doe_
yearlings. Best -milker giving
nearly 5 qts. Will not ship.
W. P. Wright, Jr,, Atlanta, 2500
New Buford Hwy. :

1 milk goat, Rock Alpine
Saanan cross, fresh 2nd_ time,
Feb. 26. Now giving 4 gts. day,
$50.00 at my barn. Erwin Col-
lette, Dalton, Rt. 2. ae





before July 15, 1946.

for return trips.

by July J5.
each application.

furnished on pone
odd.



TO GEORGIA : we POTATO
PLANT GROWERS

If you expect to sell sweet potato plants in |
1947 and have not already made application to}
the Department of Entomology, please do s0 |
Unless applications are |
received before our inspectors arrive mn your |-
section, it will be necessarv to charge mileage }
There is no fee charged for
this service providing applications are
A dollar deposit is required with
Application blanks: will OE

= State Capitol
Atlanta, Georgia



in a

Alden, Director







2 jondition. Real bargain,





































SHEEP AND GOATS |
FOR SALE ae






Se beaten and her 3 Aor Ist
Joes, 1 Alpine and her. 2 May

st 18th does, for sale at reason-

able prise. W. S. Cooley, At-.
eri. Kt, 1, Box 306.

25 head of goats, 12 - pure
Yoggenburg, 6 grown, 6 half
grown kids, 12 mixed, 15 to
freshen in-July. J. Ruff Ken-
drick, Sharon.

A nice 2 to 3 qt. milk goat,
. Toggenburg - Saanan cross
_ (mostly Saanan), $20.00 at my
Jace. Mrs. W. J. White, At-
tanta, 1000 Dunning St., S E,
- Phone Ma 5441.

1 reg. Toggenburg doe, now
" fiving 1 gal. day; a real bar-
jain at $60.00. H. D. Horns-
vy, East Point, 951 W. Wash-
ngton St. CA 2302.

About 120 sheep, with about
jO Mutton and the rest stock

2 iheep. Jack Livingson, Bruns-

a vick, Rt.

Ts
2 Reg., Toggenburg does,
qood milkers; 3 Grade Saanan

oes, good milkers; 3 Grade
aanan does, 2 Reg. bucks, one
_ $aanan and one Toggenburg.
\il Top Quality, in healthy
~ sep-
irately or together. Trade for
* ralue. J. _S. Laramore, East
= point, 951 W. Washington Diy
PE ACI302, 6



RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE

iN. Z. W. rabbits,
joes, 4 to 6 lb. in wt.,
tock for sale. Kermit
illen, Rt. 1, Box 4.

_ Ped, stock Giant Chinchilla

bucks and
good
may

Juniors, excellent for breeding

ytock. J. T. Milliams, Newnan,
ae 253.

11 rabbits: 3 small black
ones, 2 mos, old; 7 reds, 3. wks.
pld.- Also mother of all, 8 mos.

Id, for sale. Hugh Wright,
andy Springs. :

= 1 white Giant Doe, 18 mos,
s ho with 7 young 2 wks. old,

os. old, $3.00. Ped, giant

Chinchilla, Junior, . $5.00 pr.;

$8.00 trio. Charlie Bailey,

fienna, Rt, 3.

N. Z. W. pure stock rabbits,
{| wks. old, Also 2 bucks and
does, 1 yr. old. Write or con-
Zs act me. W.S. Allen, Buford.

_ 4 Chinchilla does and 1 buck,
C mos, old, $20.00, N. Z. red
uck, 7 mos. old, wt. 8% Ibs.,
=suu0e 2.N. @. R. "bucks, ~ 11

vks. old, $2.50 ea. Shipped any-
where, express collect. .O. H.

es Port Wentworth, 204

antyre St.

10.00; 1 white giant buck, 18





BANTAMS:

Slightly mixed. pr. Buff
Cochins, $1.50 ea., $3.00 pr.;
fine purebred Golden Sebright
rooster, $1.50. Bill Greene,
Cuthbert, Rte; 3s

18 Bantam hens, 2 roosters,
mixed, 60c ea., $10.00 for lots;
2. prs: Golden Sebright, $2. 50
pr.; trio W. Pekin ducks, $3.00;

15 pr. Homers and Tumbler
pigeons, $1.50 pr.; $15.00 for
lot. H. M.\Adams, Douglas-
ville.

BABY CHICKS AND BAN-
TAMS: Trio Small type mix-
ed Game bantams, grown wt.
about*1 lb. ea.; god layers and
mothers, $3. 75; also 40 same
kind, 4- 10 wks old, $10.00 for
the 40. Mrs. Willie Smith,
Rolston.

BANTAMS: Purebrcd Gold-
en Sebright bantams from
Prize Winning stock: young
stock, lay this Fall, $6.00 per
trio; pullets, $2.00 .ea. Write

Buddy Kibler, Dublin, Rt. 5.
BARRED, WHITE AND
OTHER ROCK:

8 B. R. cockerels, $1.50 ea.
Can't. ship. Mrs. J; 6. Me-
Rae, Quitman, R. F. D. 4.

13 mos. old, $16.00 for lot.
Come get them. H. H. Mass-
ingale, East Point, 1203 E.
Washington Ave.

75 B. R. and R. I. Red chicks,
3 mos. old, straight run, also
1. home-made brooder, $60. 00
for lot at my home..
Britt, Atlanta, 597 Hope St,
Ss. W., RA 0325. _

53. 8. 15 mos. old roosters
and 15 All Star B. R. cockerels,
bloodtested, $2.00 ea. Mrs. A.
C. Blalock, Nicholls.

5-8: Re hens, less than Yr.
old, . fine individuals, $27.50;
15 Brown Leghorn hens, Yr.
old, $2400 FOB. All: laying,
4-A stock. J. B.. Hickman,
Barnesville.

CORNISH, GAMES AND
GIANTS:

Nice Irish Gray Game ne
er, wt, 5 to 6 lbs.,:1 yr. old,

for. sale. Henry Ayers, Rock-
mart, Rt 1.
REDS: 30 N. H. Red roost:

ers, purebred, from R. O. P.
flock, March 20 hatch, $2.00
ea. any number desired. Mrs.
E. R.' Jones, Gainesville, Rt. 4.

Pure Irish | Grays, frying size
trios in Warhose and Churchs
Carolina Blues. No crosses.
Bred under wire. $10.00 trio;
$7.50 pr. Wayne Goode, Bron-
wood. fe FS

Purebred Dark Cornish. cock-



LIVESTOCK WANTED



_ RABBITS WANTED:

Want 1 black. and white
fiant buck rabbit. Advise.
_M. L. Cheeser; Adairsville, Rt.

GOATS WANTED:
Want 2 good milk goats, not

ess than 3 qt. milkers. Must
oe gentle and easily milked.

erels, March hatch, wt. 2%
ibs., from unrelated, blood-
tested flock, -$2.00 ea. Mrs.

Fred. Johnson, Dawson, Rt. 2.

5 thoroughbred Indian Corn-
ish hens, $2.50 ea.; also 3 Hot-
lemen B. R. hens and 2 roost-
rs, $2.00 ea. FOB. Mrs. B.
H. Osborn, Roy.

20 extra fine March hatched
cockerels, 3 4 Ibs., $1.75 ea.;
4 fine 1 yr. roosters, $3.50 ea:;
4 Feb. cockerels, 4% to 5 Ibs.
Sell or exc. for 4 same age
and wts. and breed.. All Pure-



14 W. R. hens and 1 rooster, |

-|grade rooster,

ALS

CORNISH, GAMES AND
GRANTS:

1 trio of Giant tassle games,
1945 hatehed, $12.00; also one
1 H Oliver plow, $5. 00 in good
shape. .N. S. Crow, Royston,
Re. 1.

1 large ee dark Cornish
cockerel, ready for service,
$2.50; 2 young young pullets,
soon laying, $2.25 ea.; also
eggs, $1.25 for 15. C. O. Sikes,
Sylvester.

Game roosters, White King
and Common pigeons, Guinea
pigs and Bantams for sale
Bill Turner, Union Point.

Dark Cornish chickens, 3
hens, and -1 rooster, 11 mos.
old, hens now laying, $11.00
Fred A. Coreaux, College Park,

110 N. Madison St. ; CA 9537.
LEGHORNS:
300 S. C. White Leghorn

pullets, AAA imperial matings,

1 yr. old, good layers, $1.75
ea. Mrs, Clyde Lanier, Gray-
mont.

70 Brown Leghorn hens, 4-A
grade, 13 mos. old, now. lay-
ing, $2, 00 ea. Must pick up
here, 5 mi. South coming on
old Atlanta Rd. Mrs. T. F.
Orr, Cumming, Rte 3:

_ White Leghorn hens for sale
cheap. J. L, Ansmith, Empire,
Robs Det

LEGHORNS: TW 2A
Yr. old, fine,
$2.00; also from 1 to 50 best
grade Buff Minorca cockerels,.
6 wks. old, $1.00 ea. at farm
if taken at once. Mrs. B. Brady,

Cairo, Rt. i Box 343.

A502 S.C re WL, pullets, 5
mos. old, soon lay, $1.25 ea., or
lot for. less. Will not ship.
Mrs. CC. E. ~ Higginbotham,
Waynesboro, Atkinson & Tab-
Oras kd

PIGEONS:

Purebred racing Homer pige
ons, mated, banded and work-
ing at sacrifice price; also Buff

erels and pullets, about size of

partridges, $1.00 ea:.C..
-|Overby, Columbus, 3609 14th
Ave. . a
White, Blue aaa Silver:
Kings, $4. 00 pr.; Red Carneaux,
| $3.50 pr.; Blue barred Homers,
$2.00 pr.; a few odd cocks or

hens of ea. breed at half price
per pr. Henry W. Rhodes, Sr.,
LaGrange, 307 Park Ave.

Pigeons, 50c pr. Exc. 2 pr.
for Leghorn hen or N. H. Red
|pullets, wt. not less than 1-%%
lbs. T. A. Moseley, Tennille.

Common pigeons, 25c ea. No
less than - 4 shipped. Bill
Turner, Union Point.

Common pigeons, 25c_ ea.
Will ship express collect any-
where. T. L, Pugh, 1257 Me
Pherson Ave:

oe Homer pigeons, $2. 50
Good stock. J. M. Marsh,
LaFayette; Chattanooga Si

REDS:

50 N. H. Reds pullets, 3%
mos. old, $1.00 ea.; for lot; 9
White Rock - pullets, $1.00 ea.
\for lot. Mary B. Riley, Bos:
ton, Box 153.

20 4-A grade N. H. Red and
few Parmenter Red pullets, 5



Cochin Bantams, young cock-.

16 wks.
fine .for

yr.

next. yr.

3.

lets
Mrs.

lets,

or write.
ielsville,

ea.
olls.

10 fat
Meeks,

1

where.

seed, 50c

oat

R.

$1.50 ea.;
grown, |

$1.50 ea.
B.

hens and
1944 hatch; hens laying, $1.00
ea, and party pay _ Express.
Send Money. Order.
Burns, Vidalia, Rt. 1.

4 large young white Pekin

|ducks, 10 wks. old, $6.00. Can
ship. 20 to. 25th;

ee ee SS aaneeetat ane 7 Se Se
| POULTRY FOR SALE | POULTRY FOR SALE | POULTRY FOR SALE |FARM HE
: poe : : es fo ,
BABY CHICKS AND REDS: Want Duy.

400 large R. I. Red _pullets,

old from ped_ stock,

breeding,
Cheaper if you take all.
Barnes, Chipley. ~

Christie N. H. Red Hens, 2nd
from _ breeder,
clean, good for bree

$1.75 ea.

Jan;

ding for

Write for prices. C.

T. McMillan, Gainesville,

Rt,

R. I. Red chicks, dark strain,
bloodtested, $2.75 for: 25,. $10. 00.
for 100 postpaid; also big pul-
and _ cockerels,
Don Donaldson, Decatur,
|DE 2405.

800 Christy N. H. Red pul-
March 15 hatch, 12. wks.
old, $1.50 ea.
tion. Can ship. Mark Wood-
\liff, Flowery Branch, Rt.

Blood tested N. H. Red cock-
erels, 11 wks. old, $2.00 ea. See

$2.00 ea.

Guar. satisfac-

I.

Frances Dean, Dan-

Re

N.

3.

H. Red hens,
mos. old, $1.75 ea.
Lawrenceville,

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE;
DUCES, ETC. FOR SALE.

dark Guinea hen, $1.25 ea.;
'pure White drake (duck), $1.50,
or $4.00 for lot...
Bennie Fendley,
burg, Rt. 1, Box 48.

5 Indian Runner ducks,
4 drake,

50 N. H. Red hens, 14 mos.
old, blood tested and excellent
layers, $2.00 ea.;
Red pullets, 10 wks. old, $1.50
Mrs. A. C. Blalock, Nich-

also 40 N. H.

14
Mrs. J. E.
Rt.

White Guinea hen and 1

1

Ship any-
Dan-

4
1945 and

also Citron

Tb, Add postage.

white

$3. 00 pr. Exc. for: 3 pr.
working. white

Rosie Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Pekin ducks,
fast
King pigeons.

C. Fountain, Dublin, Rt. Bs

3 grown White Indian Run-'|
ner ducks: drake and 2 ducks,

I drake and duck,

quackless

Muscovies,

or $7.00 for lot. L,

sic Leslie.



POULTRY WANTED



St. West.

once,



job, $3.00.

few. Quote.
Kenzie, pierre 1613 Fourth

as Want to basy from
party having the Speckled Sus-
sex chickens;

want to, buy a

te

self. Mrs. F: A
man Park, Rt. f.

Want man_ with fatally: for|farm. Willing to
Pecan Grove work. Year round
day.. Nice
house with lights and watd..

FARM HELP winnie
Cae: Es = mons, Hartwell, Rk

Frank S. Me-

Want reliable white or. color-
ed woman to work on farm, at
r Salary, $30.00 mo.,: plus
board. Write particularls about
A. McCombs, Nor-

4 oR

Pollorum

| house, lights, water,

| mey Lightfoot, Millen, |

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| water.

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colored, prefer man
$35.00 per wk. and
Parker, Decatur, Be b
Rt. 2.

Want unencumbs od
aged white woman to h
light work on farr
and small salary, -
Rucker, Alpharetta, Pho

Want . Veteran asG.1
on farm, Exp. with |
are raise ae
ave reg. hogs, :
lights, well - a ee
Church and. school
door. 12 mi, State Ma
Fulton Co. Mrs. J.
Fairburn. On Cooks .
ing Kenwood Hwy.

Want couple for
and small stock raisin, ,

schools, churches, and

Atlanta, Pay salary a
profits. J. * ee
woody, Rt. ;

Want a man. wi
to act as caretaker and
er for country place,
living conditions and
with electricity. furnishe

tors to raise feed and
beef cattle, J: Cc. Cut
Soto. a

Want. reliable couple
or colored, for light w
farm. New 3 room h
40-acre farm in Cobb-
just off Johnsons Ferr
i. from Sandy Sp
House has lights and
Good wages.
Sanders, Atlanta, eS
1726, =

Want nice, clean,
Good salary to the right
V. C. Batchelor, Logany

Want good men to
on Blythe Isle on Thi
or write. B. O. Fussell,
wick, Blythe Isle.



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Man with wie and
children want farm y
tend poultry. or livesto
for 3 room house and
wk. Good plow hand.
Ward, Atlanta, 795 We
St., N. W.

Man 30 yr. old wi
family want job on
truck and tractor dil
perienced in row crop
cultivating. Will move
Lwhere.. Write or se
Oatha -Martin, Albany,
Box 532. :

. 40 yr. old white m 1 ma



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on farm |i
have to be moved.

Want job on
time experience. | l
tractor and will mov
where. H. W.. Shar
Ford, Rt. 2, Box 166.

Want job keeping
on farm buildings.

farm work. Have w
children (oldest 15.)
what. you can offe



os mos. old, $1.50 ea. Can not|Must be sober and_ reliable.|h
a Pras Bradley, Temple, 7 bred, fine, healthy Cornish | ship. Henry P. Spivey, Egypt, George. S. Hurst, : les Rt. eae cares, a
Vl, Johnnie Gane Reidsville. Ri-1, 4, Box 34-A | *phone 1873 R.- |Store.







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. MAY AND JUNE : Atlanta Augusta Valdosta Ss lvesier Nashville
HOGS LBS. June 12th June 6th | June 7th sr 10th . June llth
Good to Choice 180/240 14.50- Z
- Good to Choice DG FIO a y
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_ Heavies ee ee No Feeder Feeder. Feeder
Lights 1a; 1IS ye = Hogs Pigs Hogs Hogs
Lights 135/150 4 = - 16.00- 19.00 18,00- 23.00 18.00- 24,00
Lights 130/DN Lies Pepe res Le eS
Roughs 180/350 13.75-
-Roughs 350/450 13.75-
Pigs Nise ea seme
CATTLE | 3 2 : :
Choice Strs. & Heifers 2 4745 = 18.25 17-60-4840) gi \
Sood Strs. & Heifers 16.00- 17.45 17.00- 18.25 16.00- 17.00 40 00+ 35.06 [os
Med. Strs. & Heifers 12.00- 14.00 | --------- 11.00- 14.00 11,00- 13.00 12.00-. 14.00
Common _ Strs. & Heifers 9.00- 11.00 | 10.00 12.00 20,00- 12.00 10.00- 12.00
Set Cows (6 oe. ae 12.00- 13.00 13.50- AO O0) A et 12.00- 16.00 12.00- 14.00.
Common Cows eal! e 9.00- 11.00 10.50- 13.25 11.00- 13.00 36.00- 12.00 10.00- 12.00
= Gonper Cows 6.75- > 8.50 - 8.25. 8.00- 10.00 8.00- 10.00 8.00- 10.00
- rigs, & LA. Bulle Gid- 4,001 41,00- 14.00 12,00- 14.00 12.00- 14.00
'Bneliy Cows. 3 = 6.50 ee cer 7.00- 9.00 8.00- 10.00 7.00- 9.00
Ne 700- Bao 11.00- 13.00, 10,00- 12.00 10.00- 12.00
ood Calves ee es 16.50 | 16. 00- 18.60 16.00- 17.50 oe OO 16.90)
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