Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1947 February 12

TOM LINDER *





VOLUME 30

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1947

NUMBER 22



THE 1947 COTTON CROP

Editorial - By TOM ial - By TOM LINDER

.The shortage of fertilizer, es-
pecially Nitrogen, the shortage
of labor and the shortage of
farm equipment indicate anoth-
er short crop of cotton this year.
.According to the government
report on ginnings, as of Janu-
ary 16, 1947, there (oe been gin-

ned, oF the 1946 rop, 8,166,000

running bales. This means that,
when total ginnings are in, the
1946 crop will be around 8,250,-
000 running bales.

Readers of the Bulletin will re-
member that last August the
governments estimate of the
1946 crop wag 9,290,000 bales.
At that time, I demonstrated by
the governments condition and
acreage figures, that the 1946
erop would be much shorter
than the governments estimate,
and my estimate at that time of
the 1946 crop was 8,292,000
bales.

There is now the greatest cot-
ton famine that this country has
seen in many, many years. The
only. eason that any of the 1946
crop fas sold for less than 40c
has been due to the govern-
ments over-estimate of the
crop, the government permitt-
ing the hedging of foreign cot-
ton on American exchanges, and
the imports of foreign cotton.
Most cotton growers will re-
member during the last few
years the great campaign that
has been conducted to get farm-
ers to grow cotton of extra sta-
ple lengths, on the ground that
short staple lengths were not
needed. A day or two ago I no-
ticed where the President had
signed. an order to import 140,-
DOO bales of foreign cotton of
around three-fourths of an inch
staple...

Without additional fertilizer
tonnage, additional labor and
additional farm equipment, an







increase in acreage of cotton

would mean very little increase.

in the amount of cotton produc-
ed. However, my own advice to
farmers would be not to increase
cotton acreage. The same acre-
age planted in cotton with all of
the fertilizer used, concentrat-

_ed on those acres, would, in all

probability, produce more
pounds of cotton than to in-

crease the acreage and scatter ~

the fertilizer out by lighter ap-
plication. Certainly the cost of
cultivating the smaller acreage
will be less than cultivating more
acreage.

FOOD AND FEED CROPS

We need to vastly increase our -
food and feed crops in this coun _

try if we can get rid of the so-
called Reciprocal Trade Agree-
ments. There has not been a
time in-the life of this genera-
tion when the United States pro-
duced enough food and feed for
its owft use. Every item of agri-
cultural products that we have
shipped out of this country has
been more than replaced by im-
ports.

THE SMOOT-HAWLEY
TARIFF BILL
I notice some of the newspa-
pers are still talking about the
Smooot-Hawley Tariff Bill de-

- stroying our foreign trade and

causing the stock market crash
of October, 1929, and the panic
which has followed ever since.

Once again, let me repeat, for
the benefit of the newspaper ed-
itors, that the Smoot-Hawley
Tariff Bill was not enacted un-
til June, 1930, eight months aft-
er the New York stock market
crash. But let me point out to
these editors the following
facts of the official government
record:

During the eleven years from

1933 to 1943, inclusive, we heard
more talk about over-produc-



tion of agricuitural products
than we have heard in all of the
one hundred and fifty year
history of this country.

We have had the AAA to pre-
vent production, and we had
trade agreements to encourage
imports. We had farm subsidies;
we had rental checks; we had
price supports. We had every
imaginable gadget that human
minds could devise. Let us see

what the results of all this New

Deal experiment amounted to
in practice.

According to Table 715, on

Page 656, of Statistical Abstract

of the United States of 1944-45,
we find that, during the eleven
years of 1933 and 1943, inclu-
sive, we exported agricultural
products in the total amount of
$8,723,787,000, but imported
during those same eleven years,
agricultural products in the
amount of $12,786,725,000. Wa
actually imported $4,062,938,-
000 more than we exported of
agricultural products.

In the year 1940, we passed a
Lend-Lease Bill, under which
the American people imagined
that we shipped vast quantities
of American farm surplus to the
Allies. Let us see what the Gov-
ernment figures show. In 1940,
we imported $1,239,444;000,
while we exported only $737,-
640,000 agricultural products.

In 1941, the story was even
worse. In 1941, we imported ag:
ricultural products to the ex-
tent of $1,473,661,000, while
our exports of agricultural pro-
ducts amounted to the measly
sum of $349,821,000. We import-
ed more than four times as much
as we exported of agricultural
products in 1941. In 1942, our

imports of agricultural pro-

ducts exceeded our exports by

the sum of $472,941,000.
TOM LINDER,



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SEED FOR SALE

SEED FOR SALE



300 Ibs. selec

annonba
termelon Seed, from fine tnelons. 3

80c lb. My place. J. Ww. ae

Unadilla.

Scullion Buttons, $1.10 gal:
Klondike Strawberry plants, $1,
200; $4.40 M. L. A. Crow, Gain-
esville, drubes 8

-2 tons. Kobe lespedeza seed,
extra clean, combine run, $10.00
cwt. FOB. O. I Carter, Grif-
dinyktuaace

Red Speckled Crowder Peas,
25c Ib. in 5 1b. lots; White Half
Runner Garden Beans, 45c cup;
White Nest Onions, $1.25 gal.
G. T. Brown, Ball Ground, Rt.
Ai

300- tbs, hand saved, shade
dried, Cannonball Watermelon
Seed, $1.50 Ib. or $1.25 Ib., 10 Jb
and large lots. Also want reg.
Duroc gilts, Cherry Red, blocky
type. Ollie G. Bowen, Unadilla,
Rt. 2.

Collard, Seed, 50c 1b; 25 Ibs.,
$7, 25 lbs; $25 cwt. A. ce Ponder,
Whigham.

Seed per lb: Korean, 8c; Kobe
and Crotalaria, 10c; Black eyed
Crowder Peas, $12: New Eras, $7
also lespedeza and grain sorg-

hum hay, $25 ton. .L. A. Cald-
well, Gay. :
2,000 lbs., Combine Run Sri-

cea seed, 1be Ib: Grown on-my
own farm. O. D. Cannon, Lav-
onia.



BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE



75 lbs. hand saved Blatk Dia-
mond Watermelon Seed, $2 lb.
Marion O'Neal, Byron, -Rt. 2.

White Nest Onions, 90c gal;
Nice Dried Apples, free of core,
peelings and: worms, 40c lb;
Stuart and Columbia Pecans,
45c lb. Del. Mrs. J. H. Law-
rence, Middleton.

Old Fashion and Striped Half
Runner Bean Seed, 40c cup. T.
DeLamp, Athens, Rt. 1.

Cannonball Melon Seed, hand
saved, clean, sound, $1.50 Ib.
PP. Luther Holland, _Byrom-
ville, Rt. 1, Box 165.

15 lbs. Color Bunch Butter
Bean Seed, 1946 crop, also Half
Runner Beans, 50c lb. PP. Mrs.
Amus King, Bowdon, Rt. 2.

Martin and Long handle dip:
per gourd seed, 10c doz: 3.doz.,
25c. Mrs. George Turner, Blairs.
ville, Box 84.

~ 150 Jbs. Cannonball Water-
melon Seed, Ist. yr. $3 lb. Plant--
ed on fresh land, free of dis-

Sease. M. B. Williamson, But-
Ter.
120 Ibs. Cannonball Water- |

melon seed, hand cleaned, shade
- Gried, $1.25 lb. W. K, F. Pea-
cock, Roberta, Rt. 2.

Scarified lespedeza seed, free
of obnoxious seed for sale. E.
A. Daniel, The Rock.

_. Blue Ridge Mtn. Climbing
tomato, runs 15 ft., 100 Ibs., to
vine, 200 seed and 200 seed

Colossal (largest tomato grown)
and cultured inst. for 25c. Lim-

_ ited amt. W. C. Smith, Roy.

Several tons Kobe Lespedain. |
combine run, free noxious grass,
10c lb. Small quantities. Large
lots, cheaper.. FOB. N. P. Bas-
sett, Fort Valley.

Tender yan Half Runner
Bean seed, 45 cup; White Bu-
Butter Bean seed, 40c lb. Add
postage. Mrs. Ray Hemphill, Rt.

, flowery Branch.

Korean _lespe deza seed, com-
bine run, &c Ib. FOB. Terry W.
Teasley, Elberton, Rt. 3.

Tall Green Okra seed, 75c lb.
Kermit Williams, Jackson, Rt; 3:

Old Time Little White ees
Garden Bean seed, free of we
vils, 70c for % pt. PP. Mrs.
H. Wade, Bivay, Rt. 3?

Okra seed, 40 cup; 3 cups,
$1; Sage seed and dill, 10c tsp;
12 sp. $1. Add postage. Mrs. A.
L. Dodd, Alpharetta, Rt. 1.

Cannonball Watermelon seed,
$1.50 bb. PP. T. F. Parks, Com-
merce, Rt. 5.

Red Multiplying onions for
ese: 75e gal. Prompt del.
Oo McDavis, Canton, Rt. .

T.



25 Ibs. fine Okra seed for sale
T. J.. Edwards, L
Texas Ribbon cane sed pure,
sound, threshed clean, can be

planted with planter, 10c Ib. Not
del. J. M. Wall, Auburn, Rt. 1.

5,000 Ibs.
cleaned and scarifiedf, 20c jb
J. R. Bryant, Chipley.

Clean long Green Pod Okra
seed, large cup, 40c. PP. Leo
McCollum, Canon, Rt 2.

Old Time White and Half
Runner striped tender bean

seed, 40c cup. Add postage. No|.

checks. Mrs. D: M, Poteete, Ken-

nesaw, Rt. 1.
White Velvet okra seed, 80c|

lb. Prepaid. Special. price on
ee lots. Mrs. L. Pitts, Smith-
ville

75 lbs. Black Diamond Wa-
termelon seed,. tested, 98 per
cent germ., $1 lb. J. . Bivins,
Haddock, RFD 2.

16 lbs. Cannonball or Black
Diamond, hand selected, Wa-
termelon seed, $ lb. FLT Farm-
er, Milledgeville.

50 Ibs. Long Green Okra seed,

hand saved, State insp., 90 per
cent germ., $1 lb. Prepaid. Hs
Cc. Walker, McRae, Rt. A, Box
62.

White Velvet Okra, 45c Ib., 5
lb. lots, 40c lb; exe. for Print
sacks, good cond., 1 sack for ft 1b.
Add postage. No checks. Mrs.
Harold Whitley, Mauk, Rt. 1.

8 lbs. Terrys Cabbage Collard
seed, $4 for lot; or 60c Ib. Mrs.
Sag 0. Whitley, Mauk, Rt. 2, Box

Mammoth (5-8 gal. cap wt.
grown) Gourd Seed, % doz. seed
15c; 25c doz. Plus stamped en-

velope. Limited supply. Mrs.
Alta Wood, Martin.

Select Watson, Dude Creek
and Cannonball Melon seed,

$1.50 lb. Elmer Horne, Met-
calfe,

8,000 lbs. Sericea Lespedeza,
cleaned, scarified, recleaned, 91
percent germ., purity, 98.86 per
cent. Frank Pope, LaGrange.

Kobe*lespedeza seed, combine
run, 10c lb. O. Keener, Thom-
son.

Okra sdua New
Green, from selected pods, hand
cleaned, thrash free, 60c 1b; 10
lbs. or more, 50c lb. Li A. Elling-
ton, Lawrenceville, Rtas

500 lbs. ea. Sericea and Kore-
an lespedeza, cleaned, scarified
and certified. A. Jz. Hendrix,
Lithonia, Rt. 2. Care Ga. Bette:
Farms.

Hand saved Cannonball ited
seed, $1 lb. PP. W. Vv. Brannen,
Unadilla.

Sericea eps x

Ship promptly.

imp. long

12.



Hastings Dixie Bush White
Butter also Speck! and
White Running Butter Peas, 1
lb ea. kind, (83 lbs.;) $1; 30 Ibs.
imp. Spanish Peanuts, 30c Ib.
FOB. Cash. MO. No checks.
Mrs. A. B. Prickett, Maysville.

Early Eng. peas, 6 wks., 50c
lb; exc. 1 lb. for 2 sacks alike.
Ea. pay postage. Mrs. L. C.
Bishop, Carnesville, Rt. Lis

Clean White Butter Beans, 6
wks. Crowder and Purple Hull
peas, 4 cups, $1.10. Mrs. L. R.
Ashworth, Dacula, Rt. 1. =

15 bu. O-Too-Tan Beans, $6.00
bu. FOB. Check with order.
Robert L. Brown, Davisboro.

Lady Peas, $30 cwt. Less
than 50 Ibs. 40c lb. E. Thompson
Jr., Cataula.

Good Seed Velvet Beans, 90-
Day Runner, $5.75 bu. FOB;
White Dixie (White Stone Mt. )
Watermelon Seed, $2 Ib. PP.
Wiley Tinsley, Dexter.

Old Time Half Runner Beans,
very tender and hand Shelled,
30c large teacup. Mrs. J. C. Her-
ron, Martin, Rt. 1.

12-15 lbs. large col. Butter
Beans, 1946 crop, 50c ib.-PP.
J. Kang,
Bowdon, Rt. 2.

30! bu. O-Too-Tan and Gatan
beans, $6 bu. my barn. Exc. for
Kobe lLespedeza Seed. W. P.
Couch, Luthersville. :

120-25 bu. tmiseed Clay and
Whip | Peas, clean, bright, free
weevil, $6.50 bu. FOB. Cobb
Hanes, Madison, Rt. 1.

Black and White Purple
Hull Crowders, 50c qt; White
Velvet Okra seed, 2 cups, 50c;
Heading Collard, 50c % Cab-
bage plants, 20c C. in Ga. Add
postage. Mrs.. P. R. Arnoid,
Benevolence,

White and golared Butter
beans, mixed, 5 Ib. lots, $1. 40.
PP an; Ga ods B. Hickman, Bar-
nesville,

25 bu. 90:Day Running Vel-
vet Beans, $5 bu. C. H. Thomp-
son, Greensboro.



CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE

400 bu. good corn, $1.70 bu.
My farm 4 mi. So. Brooklet.
Mrs. J. W. Forbes, Brooklet, Rt.

600 Ibs. Yellow Giant Pop-
corn, Weevil treated, 10c Ib.
My barn on Old Natl. ee Ri
C. Johnson, Fairburn, Rt.

2 or 300 bu. good AES
Shuck Corn for sale, my barn 1
mi. N. Morgan, J. G. Daniel,
Sr, Morgan, Se



WREAK I
_ Fine Kudzu Gaeke given

Cokers .W. Cottonseed,

mit, Rt. 2: ; a =

300 bu. Stonville Cientes
cottonseed,~ not culled, -delint-
ed or treated, $2.25 bu. FOB..
J. M. Goldin, Draketown,

ville 2-B Cottonseed, Ist yr.
good staple, 1 in. or better,
$7.00 CWT., or $6.50 CWT for
lot at my barn, di = a
Warthefh.

Cokers 100 wilt. Seagtient
Cottonseed, culled and treated,
$8.00 C, Add. postage. W. EL
Partain, Lavonia, Bt s

Cokers 100 strain 5 wilt
resistant Cottonseed, made 103
bales on 88 A, $10. 00 CWT. De-
linted and treated, germ. 95
percent. John Bostwick,
wick.

seed, Ist_yr., in even wt. 100
lb. bags $8.50 CWT; $160.00
ton, OB. H
cial cree



-PLANTS FOR SALE



early berries, -
Multiplying onions, $1. 25
i Gus Paylor Buchanan,
t

Extra nice_ Huckleberry, and
Native Blackberry plants 50c
doz. PP. Mrs. R. H.
Gainesville, Rt. . \

Lady Thorapsor or Kiondike|_
Strawberry plants, nice, young,
well rooted, $5 M. Prompt ship-
ment. No checks or COD. H.W.
Summerour, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Boysenberry plants, Thorn-
less and Thorny Young Berry,
12%c ea; add postage. E e
Williams, Athens, 481 Ruth St.

Thornless Boysenberry, $1.60
doz; Bradleys Scarlet Everbear-"

C; McDonald Blackberry and
fully packed and PP. J. W.

2-3 yrs. roots, $25 M; $14 C; 1- 3

dorado Blackberry plants, $20. 00
M; $3 C; 2000, $35. Maude Ham-
by, Greenville.

Kudzu Crowns, 2-3 nee size,
$25 M. Prompt shipment. F. G.
Pierce, Waverly Hall. d

$1 Cy $7 M. PP. Prompt ship-
ment. W. M. Phillips, _Varnell,

away for your digging them.
Oliver Potts, Newnan, Rt 2:

Kudzu Crowns, 1 and 2 yrs.
old; $1.65 C; $14 M. Mrs. Nora
Brown, Tallapoosa, Rt. 1

Klondike Strawberry plants,
$4 M. Carl E. Goodson, Ring-
gold, Rt. 1. 2( mi. S. Boynton.

Boysenberry, 1-2 yrs.; 60 doz;
Thornless, $1 doz. prepaid; Mus-

Grapes, 2-3 yrs., 45 ea; 10 lbs.
Dried peaches, 68c Ib. Not pre- |
paid. Mrs. Lona Tallent, Lula.



PECAN AND OTHER
RUIT TREES FOR SALE

budded, guar.

Pecan - trees,
Stuart, Money-

true to name,

man, Stovall. : =

July Apple Tree sprouts, 30c
ea; Seedling Pecan trees, 35c
ea; Fig sprouts, 25 ea.
postage. Mrs. C. H. Sledge,
Byron.

Apples: Red June, Old Horse,
Golden Sweet, Early Harvest,
Grimes ~Golden, Red Golden,
Delicious, Stayman Winesap;
Peaches, Redbird, Early, Reg-
ular Elberta, Hale, Hiley. State
insp. 5, $2.75; 10, $5. J. M. Ni-
cholson, Blairsville.

2 yrs. old large Free Stone
Peach trees, fruit ripens 1 mo.

ist |
yr., $8.50 CWT.. at barn; $9. 00 | p.
_ |shipped. Otis M. Cowart, "Sum

About 3000 Ibs. pure Stone- |.

Bost-

One ton No. A4 DPH Cotton-| 4

Strawberry plants, bear large| <

$1.25 C; Wage) $1.

Clark,

Lucretia Dewberry, 25, $1. Care- M i

Toole, Macon, 410 Burton Ave. |
Kudzu Crowns, State certified, | \/E

yrs. Crowns, 315 M; $3. 50 C; El- |:

New ground grown State insp. 1 es
Blakemore Strawberry plants, |

cadine, 2 yrs. Hurt and other}
cultivated varieties, 50c ea; Bun.}

maker, and Schley. Calvin Har- |

Add}*

reside in Ga

















"May Cherry, G
Catawba, Mulbe
Black Walnut
Apple,

-50c ea;
Huckleberries,
No checks. J
Mitchell, -

wee rooted, 6 , $1.
. M. Cochran

ting. O11 and
2-4 ft. sprouts,
Hicks, Adel.

Hs: Mitchell, So- | py

eae Pe
pieces, [Se Il
nut meats : Re

ing and Dorsett Strawberry, $1| FO



hapa
sour apples, 30c
lanta. 50c extra
Culberson, N,

40 Ibs. nice
lb. Add _ posta
Doner, Turn



after Elbertas, limited supply,
$1 ea. TL, Adkins, Fort





el cave N. ee baie:











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led, $20 ton. My
oe Greens-




Burke, Ash-



Grain and




. Stored in
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1 Ib stock;
Cartons re-
ee Johnson,






















































calle Poe 12%e
ene oe :

ths Ccr-ish and 4
atam eggs, 15, $1.00
r Partridge,
Red Game, and
Bantam eggs

W. P. Frank-

er setting.
ptness guar.
au) Adairsville,

Bags, 15, $1. 35;

I Red Roosters,

wenty AA NH Red
$2.00 ea. Mrs. G.






a|postage. Mrs. D. C. McCollum,
: PA pnaE Si

t a Hay, $15 ee

= calf, fresh in March, $100.00.

: Braswell, Athens.

| $150.00. My barn. W. W, Brooks,

| Ibs.

| Fisher Barfoot, Dublin, Rt. 5,

:| My barn. Reg. papers furnished
)U.|James L, Sargent, Cordele

-|old, 1 male, 2 gilts, for breed-

-|stock, from Nat'l, Grand Cham-

BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES:

lations. brook boxes, - ;
elect. wire imbedded, all pat.
and almost new. Mrs. :
*|Logan, Watkinsville, Rt. 1.
FEATHERS:

Pekin Duck, new feathers, 5
lbs. or more lots, $1.00 Ib. Add

Rt. 2 Phone Ch.

GARLIC:

Several doz. Garic Gulbs 25e

"| cello, Rt. 5

-. CATTLE FOR SALE |



8 dbl. Standard reg. Polled
Hereford Bulls, 8-12 mos. -old,
best blood lines. Priced to sell.
Grady Fox, Fort Valley, Rt. 3.

Jersey- Guernsey Cow, 2nd

| Mrs. P. 4H, Davis, Hawkins-
| ville, Rt. 2. i
1 reg.- horned Hereford Bull

about 1% yrs. ready for service.
GT. ates Decatur, Rain-
bow, Dr... Rtow2) Cr 28135

Young 2 gal. Guernsey Cow;
located 1 mi. off Hwy. 78 from
Fords Service Station. Mrs.

Trained Yoke of Steers, plow
or work to wagon, reasonable.
J. B. Hickman, Barnesville.

1 Short Horn Bull, reg.
2314234, 2 yrs. old, Aug. 4, 1947,
,| $150. 00. Melvin Trit, Suches.

- Several fresh reg. Jersey Milch
Cows, $200.00 ea; Also 3 yr, old
grandson of the great Bramp-
ton Standard Sir, $200.00. E. B.

- One Horn type, reg. bull,
White Faced, wt. about 1200 Ibs.
| perfectly gentle, no bad habits,

Greensboro.



HOGS FOR SALE



OIC Pigs, 12-20 wks. old, $12. 50
ea; Brood Sow, bred if desired
FOB my farm near Bethany
Church off Centerville Rd.
Fred W. Leach, Grayson, Rt. 1.

5 pigs, $10.00 ea., without pap-
rs;-1 Boar, 5 Sows, all reg.
Hampshires for sale at my
_| place. Paul Clevenger, Atlanta
4074 Peachtree Rd. Ch. 8298.

_ PC Sow, i8 mos. old, wt. 250

thrifty stock, $45. 00 my

Bes John G. Pierson, Culloden
hence

2 SPC male Shoats, 4 mos.
old, with papers in buyer's
name, $18.00 ea. Come after.

10 PC Pigs, 8 wks. old Feb.
6. Cannot ship. Calvin Perkins,
Greensboro, Rt. 1, Box 144.

SPC Pigs, 4mos. "old, $25.00 ea.

? iy
2.

3 reg. SPC Gilts, (4-H aus
|| Seat 11, 1946 from Jordans
Lady Sue, $35.00-ea. David P.
Jordan, Manassas, Rt. 1, 4 mi.
S. Reidsville.

Reg. Duroc Fall Pigs, sired
by Ga. Jr, Champion 1945, out
of Cherry King, Dam. S. B. Mc-
Neely, Bartow.

Little Bone Black Arriean
Pigs, the stay fat kind, 8 wks.

ing, $1950 e4. | OQ. P) ere
field, Harrison.

Reg. Hereford Hogs, bracaing

pion blood. Be P. Singleton,
Fort Valley, Rt.-

' Reg. Hereford Pigs, 7 wks.
old, $20.00 ea; Also reg. Red
Poll Bulls for sale, A G?Van-
diviere, Canton. _

Reg, treated, Dark Red, fleshy
type, Duroc Gilts, 3 mos. old
around 75 lbs, $25. 00 ea. crated.
Ernest P. Carter, Baxley,

Reg. 12 wks. and older blocky
OIC male pigs, $25.00 ea,
crated ;Also reg. Gilt to far-
$100.00; Older
0.00-$50.00 ea. Her-









Bee Supplies: Frames, foun
supers,

A. M.

,| doz. Miss Ethlind Fore, Monti-

Harry St, Clair, Lilburn; Rt. 1.].

5 Bull, 450 eo and small Jersey

Sidney Camp Pl. near _ Airport.
nee A. ee Newnan,
o4 { ine

j 1 s
- Booking orders - for Essex
Pigs, to be del. about Ist. of

-| Apr. 1947, reg. in buyers name,

$21.00 ea; $20,00 ea. not reg,
Ay dh, Moss, Lula, Rt. 2.

Dark Cherry, Blocky pure-
bred Duroc Pigs, reg in buy-
ers name, 0 wks, old, $20.00
Gaerne, Castleberry, Ellen-
wood, Rt. 1.

es blocky- type 3. Mos:
Duroe Pigs, inoculated

old
and

,Mished. Jim Taylor, Baxley.

Reg. Duroc Male, blood test-
ed, dbl. treated from Proud
Cherry King, $110.00. M. C. Car-
ter, Valdosta.

2-3 mos. old Berkshire Boars
from Nat'l. Grand Champion
blood lines, seg. papers furnish-
ed, $30.00 ea. FOB. S. Y. ee
bee, Demorest, Rt. 1.

Pure, big bone, SPC, S10, 00
to $13.00 ea; larger ones, $20.00-
$25.00; 1 purebred SPC Sow,
nearly. teady to wean Pigs,
about $40.00. Exc. for few
good young hens or-heifers. Y.
M. Anderson, Williamson.



HORSES AND MULES
_FOR SALE



| Pr. nice young mules, 5 is
old, about 1100 lbs. ea., worked
very little, rdagonable, Jack
Chavons, McBern (10 mi. from
Augusta on old Savannah Rd.)

2 mules one is 3 yrs. old about
850 lbs, other Sorrell, 8 yrs.
old, 900 Ibs. Also Black Angus

Milch Cow. GC. Lee, College
Park Rt: ds Weldometl Rd. %
mi. off Roosevelt Hwy,

4 good mules, 3 ,4, and 5 yrs
old, around 1000 Ibs Beale:
Walker, Whitesburg, Rt. 1.

6-yr. old Mule, black with
white nose, work any where,
single or dbl., $175.00. Earl
Sansom, Rocky. Face, Rt. 1.

2 Mules: Mare 6 yrs. old and
Horse 7 yrs, old, 950 Ibs. ea.
Sony, work anywhere, $165.00
+ $325. 00 pr. Also 2 good
aa Mules, 10 yrs. old, $100.
John Richardson, Forsyth, Tel.
3196. Russelville Rd. Tel. 3196
Forsyth.

Mare Mule, gentle, work any-
where; dbl. or single, 5 yrs. old
about 1000 Ibs. See, my home
2 mi, W. Riverdale. W J: Bar-
nett, Riverdale.

5 good Mules, 1 Hrose, 1 Mare,
3-8 yrs. old, and 2H Wagon,
my place. Sell or trade. B. H,
Arnold, Zebulon.

2 nice Horses, work anywhere
and a Wagon, cheap at my barn.

J.. D. Kelley, Lilburn, Rt. 1.
Haas Lake. :
5% yrs, old mare, $100.00;

Also smooth mouth mule, $35.
W. D. Delong, Roswell.

Black Mare Mule 1100 lbs. or
a Mare, gentle, work anywhere.
RE. Rowe, Alvaton.

Bay Mare, 800 lbs., good
worker, good eater, work any-
where, $80.00; 950 lb. Mare
Mule, good plug, $60.00. Trade
for young Milch Cow. Bud
Hollan Dalton, Rt, 2.

One Mule, 1H Wagon
farm: implements: See at my
home. Mrs. G. L. Pool, Douglas,
RUE 3s

Pr. Good Bay Mules, 900 Ibs.
and pract. new 2H wagon,
$250.00. W, L. Hatfield, Sul-
phur Springs.

1150 lbs. Mare farm mule,
sound, healthy, work any-
Hwhere, 11 or 12 yrs. old. Z. J.
Lee, Red Oak. Ca. -6396.

Horse Mule, 12 yrs. old, round
fat, exc. cond, work 1 or 2H
plow or wagon, bargain for
quick sale, $150.00. P. D. Al-
exander, Lithonia, Rt. 2. Phone
4191,

9 yr. old spotted Tenn. Walk-
ing Mare not reg. sired by
Giovannis Allen, No. 390104,
Dam by Roan Allen F-38. Mare
bred to Best Chance 370256,



olood din W. L, Helms,

ee 00. A. Fr Bell, Hartwell.

Large Bou Hog and large Sow
with Pigs, Bl.ck PC for sale.on|

ready to ship, Reg. papers: fur- |

and | ;

.| Weatherly, Cochran.

CATTLE WANTED:

fresh, located in or adjoining



6 mos. old Belgian Filly,
from 1300 lb. Belgian Mare and
1650 lb. Stallion and 6 yr. old

K. S. Price, Cleveland, Rt. 4.

Brown IMare Mule, extra good
plow mule, sentle, $50.00. Ch,
6615. Mrs. oe H. Tait, Atlanta,
Rt. 6, High Point Rd.

Iron Gray 1100 lb Mare Mule
no faults, works anywhre, exc.
cond. $250.00. A. H, Meaders,
Ellenwood.

Pr. Mules 8-9 yrs. old 1050
lbs., $400.00. FOB. John A.
Overton, Bonaire.

Pr, Good Plug Mules with
farm wagon, $125.00. Trade for
Cow, Heifers, or Yearlings.
Will trade mules separately.
a H. Bennett, Kennesaw, Rt.

Mare 10 yrs. Me work any-
where, $75.00. My place; Also
5 tons Spanish Peanut . Hay,
$15.00 ton. my place, W. A.
Arrington, oom



RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE z

ere

Pr. White NZ rabbits, yr. old,
purebred, $5; or $2.50 ea. Dex-
< Kimsey, Macon, 207 College

ace,



2 ped. Chin. Bucks, 9 wks. old,
$2.75 ea; 6 wks. old Ped. Chins,
| $2 ea. Trade ped NZW Buck.
yr. old for NZW buck of same
qualifications. Papers with. all.
ae Rosser, Decatur, 170 Carter

oad

4 NZW does, 3-mos. old, $1.75
ea; $3 pr; 2 ea does and Bucks:
6 wks. old, $1.25 ea., $2 pr. MO
or cash. Donald Roper, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 1.

Pr. Guinea pigs, white fecal
black and tan spotted male, $3
for both.. Add postage. Luther
Walker, Dial.

NZ White Bred does, 9-18 mos.
old, $9.50 to $10. Purebred ped.
stock,- papers furnished. E. K.
Perry, Atlanta, 1729 Melrose Dr.
S. W. Ra. 6998.

NZ Reds, 4 mos. old, ped. from|
large stock, at attractive prices.
Inquiries ans. promptly. R. La-
mar Brantley, Wrightsville, Rt..
25 :

2 Belgian Hare does, 3 mos.
old, $1.75 ea; 6 wks. old, $1.25
ea, G. W. Winn, Chamblee, Dun-
woody Road.

Ped. Giant Chin. doe with 9
young, 4 wks. old, $15; Junions,
$5 pr; $7.50 trio. B. Holsomback,
Hast Point, 302 S. Harris Street.

5 female Guinea pigs, 4 white,
brown, almost grown, $10. Exe.
for white Silkie Bantam Pullets,
ready to lay; also have Silkie
cockerel to exc. for pullet. Mrs.
I. G. Joiner, Soperton, Rt. 2.



SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE



Saanan Milk Goat, 2 yrs. old.
Sell reasonable. Guss Gordon,
Bowersyille, Rt. 1.

1 Saanan, 1 Alpine Doe, fresh
Feb. ist., 2nd. kids, young Sa-
anan to freshen 2 wks, Jater, Ist
kid. Exe. for Sericea lespedeza
seed and Ogden soy beans. Ed-
win Simpson, Douglasville, Rt.
Ve

1 nice Saanan milk goat,
freshen in Feb. 2nd. time, pure-
bred, not reg., $30 FOB. Clyde
Bradley, Temple, P. O. Box 91.

Reg. Saanan buck, 18 mos.
old, hornless and short haired,
ftom purebred heavy producing
line, good temper and qualities,
bargain - $35. Ps Hy Newberry,
Macon, 490 Cherry Avenue.

Our entire flock Corriedale
sheep, about 150 ewes, young
and healthy, mostly with young
lambs at feet. Contact. E. B.

LIVESTOCK WANTED

Want young. good milch cow,

Houston Co. M. C. Roberts,

Ga. raised Jack. FOB my farm,

6 pullets, $1.75 ea;
7, $10.00; 20 Deluxe WL Pul-
lets, 300 egg stock, $1.75 ea; 10
$17. 00. Mrs. D. S, Terry,. Quit-
man, 912 W. LaFayette St.

Rock 1946 hatch hens,
cond.,
old Rabbits,
red, $8.00-or $3.00 pr. Mrs. Tom
Bryan, Turin, Rt,
MARKET BULLETIN. L J Y
CORNISH, GAMES AND.
GIANTS:

trimmed, good cond.,
ea, $6: 00. Bobbie. Joe Barreit,
Alto, Rta.

winner,
cock, 5 lbs., $12.00 for pr. Mrs.

Heifers or young Cows, to
calve in early spring, as near
purebred stock as possible. Do

F. Cook, West Point.
HOGS WANTES:
Want 1 male and 1 sow, un-

shire, James Miller, Elberton,
Roe 8,

Want Hereford Boar,
mos. old, within 50 mi. Cleve-
land, or shipped. Fred Moore,
Cleveland, tee

GOATS WANTED:

Buck for future herd
Write Grady C. Henry,
Wentworth, 15 Middle Rd.

Want Reg. Nubians, 3-4 yrs.
old, bred to reg. Nubian,
freshen in March, Sate qualifi-
cations and price. Elbert Miller,
LaGrange, 805 Grant St.

sire.
Port

POULTRY FOR SALE



BABY CHICKS AND
BANTAMS: /

Baby chicks from pullorum-
free flock of New Hampshires,
heavy laying strains, $14.00 C;

M. R. 38.

Purebred Dark Cornish e
tams, 1946 hatch, trio,
plus exp. cgs.;
Pye Caldwell, Barwick. ,

Bantams: Buff, Black and
White Cochins, Black Rose
Comb and 1 pr. Blue Canadian
Geese. Lloyd G. Brown, Deca-
tur; 121 Ellington St. SE.

Red Game Bantams
Single Cocks,
Holsomback, Hast Point,
S. Harris St,

Mixed Bantams, 50c pr; 1
Guineas, 35c ea. Hugh Brooks,
LaFayette, Rtds

White Cornish Bantams, $10
prs $15.00. trio; Pr. Pit Game
Bantams, $6.00. seo Shumway,
Atlanta,
woody Rd.

BARRED, WHITE AND
OTHER ROCKS: ;
8 B Ply. Rock, Apr, Cockerels
$2.50 ea. FOB. No checks.
L. Ashe, Bishop.

10 Young W. R. Hens and 1
Rooster. Mrs. G, H. Hayes,
McDonough.

$10.00;
302

laying, $2.50 ea; Money only.
Mrs. D. L. Shirley, Morrow.

5 WR May 1946 Pullets, lay-!
ing, $12.00. Mrs. L, R. Millians,
Newman, 72 Temple.

25 Buf Rock Pullets and
Cockerels, $25.00; 20 White
Austra Pullets and Cockerel,
10 wks. old, $25.00. 50 NH Red
Pullets, $60. 00; 50 Broilers, .
$45.00.-Mrs. T, A. Hipp, Hog-

ansville.

White Ply R. Cockerels, Apr.

hatch, $3.00 ea; 2, $5.00. Crated.
FOB. Mrs. L, W. Seago, Pine-
Hirst Rt cl

hatch BR
rooster $2;

Extra large Apr.

50 Pullets, 10 mos, old, some |

White Rock and NH Reds, now
daying, $2.00 ea. No
FOB. Mrs.
Tennille, Box 94. Phone 171.

checks.
H, M. Boatright,

10 Carters W.
fine
10 wks.
3 gray, 1

Champion

laying, $20.00;
2 white,

ly

Grist Grady Ginns, Round-

head Games, 1946 hatch, $15.00
trio;
eggs,
Tom Weaver,

Sniders pure Warhorse
in March, $10.00 for 15.
Canon, Rt. 2.

5 Pit Games, 10 mos. old, all
5% Ibs

1 time
old

Grey Muff Dragons,
one-eyed, 2 yr.







Ball Ground.

4

ee




Wayne Goode, Bron-wood.

not expect reg. stock|. oe

related, purebred reg. Hamp-

6-12

Want purebred Swiss Atpine S

ton =

PP. David Brinkman, Augusta,

Also White ae

Trio modern Black Breasted

$250 ea. B. Ho

4323 Peachtree-Dun-

25 pure BR pullets, nice, some

Want 20-25 Hereford bred























































































+

}

- Apr. pullets,

Se oes



_ POULTRY FOR SALE |



4 crossed Game Hens, 1% yr.
old, now laying and 2 crossed
pullets, 9 mos. old, $2.00 .ea.

Add exp. Jesse Hudson, Car- |

rollton, Rt. 3.
~ 2 Blue Game Roosters and 5

Clipper-Giant cross, $2.25 ea.
Jas. C. Bennett, Duluth, PO
~ Box 251.

Brown Red Pit Games, large
Stag and Pullet, $6.00; White
Spangled Stag and Pullet, $7;
stag and pullet, $6.00. All No.
Brown, Red, Round Head cross
1 Pit Games. E. E. Hice, hse
Log.

Pit Games: 2 Grist Grady
Hens, now laying and 1 War-
horse Cock, 20 mos. old, $12.50
trios FOB. 2H... Watkins,
Louisville, 309 E, 7th St.

Trio large White Laced Red
Cornish (1 male 2 females, 1
yr. old, now laying)- $15.00 MO.
shee. Herren, Martin, Rt. 1.

Nice heavy type Dark Cor-
mish Cockerels, ready for ser-
vice, $2.50 ea; 25 pullets, $1.50
et. E: E. Jones, Metter, Rt. 1,

Exhibition White Cornish
Cockerel and 3 fine Hens in-
cluding 1st prize hen at recent

Atlanta show, $25.00. Jack
Altman, Savannah, 115 E.
Waldburg.

4 pullets, 1 stag, PB, % Negro
Blue, % Dead Blue Game,
bred from fine cock, $20.00 for
lot. O. L. Wiggins, Demorest.
LEGHORNS:

40 W. L. Pullets, 12 mos. old
$75.00; 20 RI Red Pullets, $2.00
ea; 20 RI Red Fryers, $1.25 ea;
Exc. for 90 day velvet bean
seed. Mrs. Cliford Smith, Bax-
ley, Rt. 4.

8 large W. L. Hens, now
jaying, no culls, $15.00. Send
MO or cash. Mrs, Lewis H.

Wright, Adel, Rt. 2.

40 Eng. Strain, large type W.
L. Pullets, 8 mos. old, 75 per-.
cent now laying, $1.50 ea; My
heme, 2:mi. N. Douglasville. W.
/H. Ragan, Douglasville, Rt, 3,
Box lS.

200 AAA Eng. W. L. Pulicts,
good layers, $1.50 ea; BB
Bronze Gobbler, 9 mos. old,
30 lbs, 1 Turkey. Hen, 15 lbs,
45c lb. Mrs. E. S, Halley,
Ohoopee, Box 51,

100 head WL Hens, 4 A, 8 mos.
old, no cul, now laying, $1.00
ea. My home. Mrs. Ophelia
Moody, Screven, Rt. 2.

Ten W. L. 4-A Hens, yr, old
$14.50 or $1.50 ea: 4 W. Giant
$1. 15 ea; Rooster
$2.00, $8.50 lot; 2 W. Rock pul-
lets, - $1.50 ea; Mrs, Ri A.
George, Quitman.

20 W. L. Hens, $1.50 ea. Mrs.

a ap Brantley, Wrightsville,

20 Roselawn Leghorn Apr,
hens, laying, $2.00 ea. C. C.
Spitter, Mableton, Floyd Road
near Mableton.

ANEOUS CHICKENS:

_ 25 or 30 Black Spanish Mi-
norca Pullets, now laying, Apr.
hatch, $2.25 ea. for lot. FOB.
vee R. T. Smith, Hampton, Rt,

75 Fryers, 2 Ibs. or more, 50
Ib. Send-or bring crates, for
more than 10; Also nice at
Mar. hatch hens, 30c Ib, Mrs,
C. T. Lavender, Flovilla.

100 head of chicks, 1 lb aw
Brooder and Runway, 3 feede

ers, brooder house, 5x12 ft
$125. 00. Mrs. W. ,
Glennville. i. Geige
ORPINGTONS:

Purebred SC Buf Orpingt
Cockerels, 718 mos. a gto
ear Os $5. 50; 3 pullets, $4.00.

Mrs, GC: W, Griffin, Screven, Rt.

Fine Yellow Buf Orpingto
Pullets, yr: old, $10.00. e Mrs, | Rt
Marie Holland, Dalton, Rt, 2.
PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS, see
PIGEONS, QUAL, DOVES

18 prs. Common Pigeons,
mated and working for best o-
fer or exc. for chickens. FOB.
Jimmie Crawford, Chipley,

Jumbo White King Pigeons

purebred, 00d workers,
squabs weigh over Ib. in 26
days, $2.00 pr; 3 prs, $5. 50;

Green eae Pues, $7.00; Pea-

fowl, $40.00.
a ieee 4g 564.

Str eet, Atlanta,

REDS (HAMPSHIRE, RHODE |
ISLAND, OTHERS) /

5 mos. old, $10.00. My home,
Mrs. C. C. Gentry, Calhoun,
Rts:

15 NH Red Hens, 1 Mapeion
$30.00. Mrs. W.. A. Biggers,
Bremen, Rt, 1, Box 33.

75 AAA Grade 15 wks. old
NH Red Pullets, $1.00 my
home; $1.25 ea. shipped. P. B.
Brown, Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

15 NH Red Roosters, care-
fully selected, extra nice, Mar.
hatch, $3.00 ea; FOB. W. H,
Harris, Covington, Rt 4. i

9 mos. old NH _ Cockerels
from ROP flocks, $2.50 ea. ship

anywhere Satis guar. D. B.

pee Decatur, Box 488,
. 7563.

8 purebred Donaldson Red

Cockerels, 11 mos,. old, $4.00

ea. at my place. Mrs. Earl

Dowda, Atlanta, 640 Sherwood
Rd: HE. 3261, >

GEESE, ETC.

Wagon .Wheel BB Bronze
1946 hatch Toms, 5 lbs, $15.00
ea; Hens, 20 Tbs, laying, $10
ea; Triple AAA, blood tested
Dark Cornish young cockerels
and hens, laying, $2.75 ea. MO.
Mrs. R. C, Sanders, Vienna.

Mallard Ducks, Hens or
Drakes,. $2.00 ea, or $3.50 ee
T. P. Price, Lavonia.

Young, grown Muscovy Ducks
$2.00 ea; $3.50 pr.; $5.25 trio.
Exp. col. Ra. 5004. Mrs. J. L.
Davis, Ben Hill, Rt. 1, 4660 Cas-
cade Rd, (

i purebred small Bronze
Tom,,yr. old, good shape, $7.50;
3 purebred White Muscovy
Ducks, $1.50 ea; Drake, $2.00,
last yrs. hatch. Mrs. J. J. Ed-
mondson, Barretts.

drake, Blue White Giant Mus-
covys, unrelated, and 3 hens,
1 drake, Giant White Pekin
Ducks, no wlaying, $7.00. Mrs.
R. J. Miller, Augusta, Rt. 2:
Box 413.

3 nice Toms, $10.00; 2 Hens,
$7.50 ea; 7 White Pekin Ducks
$2.00 ea. John N. Brown, . 766
Echo St. N, W., Atlanta.

Guineas, $1. 00 ea; Also 1 ea.
large and small sage bush.

Mrs. C. L. Bennett; Jefferson.
BB Bronze Gobbler, 14 mos.
old, hewlthy, good cond. 25

lbs, $12.00. FOB. Mrs. J. Curtis
Tanner, Alma, Rt. 1.

2 ped. Apr. hatch BB Wagon
Wheel Bronze Gobblers, about
30 Ibs. ea:, $20.00 ea. Will ship.
J. W, -Bedell, Atlanta, 3851
Peachtree Rd.

9 MB Turkey Toms, 12-15-lbs
$8.00 ea. 12 MB Hens, 10-12
Ibs. 9% mos. old, $7.00 ea. Ship
anywhere. All mail ans. Bennie
ee Danburg, Rt. 1,6Box

Trio USDA (Beltsville sm,

White) Turkeys, 2 hens, and
Tom, best stock, 8 mos. old,
free of disease, insp. invited,

$25.00. C. E. Hodson, Conley,
Rt, 1, Murrays Lake.

a as hatch Bronze Gobblers
, bb Ibs; 4 young Henis, 8-12

Ib. Pay exp. MO only,

& . I, Bruce, Dixie.

fe Bronze Turkeys, select-
feeders, 45c lb. Flock run

tirkeys a price. S. G.

ulsey, Gainesiille, Rt. 4,

ulsey Turkey Farm,




BB Bronze Turkeys, 9 hens
and Gobbl#, 9 mos old, $50.00
at my hom, Mrs. L. L. Lan-

tess, Lilburn, Rt. 1.

rkey Toms, May 1946
nateh, oe ea., 55c lb. on
foot. sro , B. Collins, Macon

f Bronze Turkeys, 50c Ib.
hens soon lay; Also extra. nice
Saddle Mare, works well,
$150:00. G.-C; Haslam, Ji Mar-
shallville,

Purebred BB Bronze Baby
Turkeys, $75.00, State tested.
Live del. guar. R. C. Matthews,
Tifton, 211 7th St.

4 BB Bronze Toms, 30-35 lbs.,
8 mos. -old, fine for breeders,
45c lb. FOB. Exc. for pure lard.
John H, Gaskine, Willacoochee,

5 purebred RI Red Gosweratss e

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS}.

3 hens ready to lay and 1

OULTR
ANCONAS WANTED

Want Sh ccona.
Rooster, not over 2 yrs old:
Mrs. L. ae Lavonia, Rt.

BABY CHICKS AND. ae
BANTAMS WANTED: ;
Want common Bantam Hens;
Also Seed Porto Rico Potatoes.
R. E. Keith, Gainesville, Rt, 1.

Want RI Red Bantams, baby
chicks or hatching eggs. State
age and prices, Mrs. W. M. Book-
er, McRae, 201 Telfair St.

CORNISH, GAMES AND
GIANTS WANTED:

Want 2 large type Dark Cor-
nish yr. old Roosters. Write
price ea. Paul H. Smith, Rome
Rt. 5, Box, 371.

Trade 2 Red Quill Game Pul-
lets (one now laying) or 2.
Warhorse or ~Roundhead_ Pul-
lets, pure, no culls. My home.
J. H. Felker, Atlanta, 625 Cool-
edge St. He, 3416.

ORPINGTONS WANTED:

Want 30 Buff Orpington Pul-
lets, now laying or ready to
start laying and 2 Roosters, same
stock; Also young Nargomett
Turkey Tom, about 20 lbs. Pay
Cash. J A. Wilbanks, Chats-
worth, Rt. 3.

DUCKS, Ete. WANTED:

' Want Geese, Ducks, Peafowls,
State color, breed -and price.
Te: Morgan, Wacyross, Rt. 4,
Box 240.

Want White African Guineas
Toulouse Geese, and Red Pyle
Modern Game Bantam Rooster,
toe L. Young, eet Box |
5



FARM HELP WANTED,



Want col. man for general
yard and light farm chores.
Permanent work. Good 4R
house on bus line. Write or call
Drs AS Je ee: Ae ate 6,
Cie olla 6

Want someone ith ecior
(near me) interested in work-
ing 30-35 A good land, aust
diumped, plant peanw. dae
50-50 basis. Mrs. eat Smoal
Warwick, cag

. Want famee for LH: farm,
good land, good house, wire
tence, mail rt. and bus route,
All yr. a E. SS Dee
ter.

Want farmer for light 2H
or big 1H farm. Mail and.
school bus by door, 50-50 basis.
Nice house, wood and pasture.
W. W. McPherson, Villa Rica.

Three 2H farms, 50- 50. basis.
Good land for cotton, corn or
vegetables, river bottoms, mail
and school route. Work when
not in crop, H. C Walker,
Whitesbur g, Rt. 1.

Want.man for 2H crop, -50- 50
basis, good 4R house, elec.,
plenty wood. 1. mi. school,
churches and store, 5- mi. east
Dallas. New Hope and Mari-
etta sie Ernest Minder, Dal-
las, Rt. :

Want man with family large
enough to run 1H farm and
work 1500 turpentine trees. H.
H. Wimpee, Martin, Riire ds

Want reliable white or col.
family for: 2H farm on halves.
Good land, stock, #R house
with elec. Mail and school bus
line. R. L. Veal, eee Rt.
2:

Want help, colored or alte
for large 2H crop, 50-50 basis.
Good house, elec. bottom land,
on school and mail] routes. Ra-
tion allowance and contract
labor extra. Come to Storers
.Ranch, $.-/S:. Storer, Douglas-
ville, Rt. 4.

Want- colored family for
small 2H erop at once. Good
land. L. C. Moss, Union City.

Want farmer for 1H crop, 50-
50 basis. Good land, house and
stock, R. E. Maxwell, Marietta:

Want nice white woman, un-
encumbered, healthy, reliable
for light work on farm, live in
home as one of family. Reason-
able wages, All letters ans.





Box 8.



Mix: Been ae Athens, Rt. *



|}and truck, bottoms for. corn.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE, |

| Farmall). -

|farm



rs
s
Want settled won
in home with settled couple
sma 1, help with garde
nd rs. No milking. M
. Blackstone, Smyrna.





on halves. Good land for cotton

2 good mules and tractor, elec.
house and barn. C , , C. Miller,
Jonesboro, Box 231.

Want Paee hand for wages.
Good house, on bus: and mail
route, close to church . and

Want good man for 2H ane ms











town. Can use man to tend*big | Liv












































1H crop, 50-50 basis.
mules and: farm equip. Write or
wire M. F. Jones, Metter, Rt.
2, Box 111. Phone 2613.

Want man to work 5000 tur-.

| pentine boxes, 50-50 basis. Ha

mail route by door. H, H. Mann,
On Rt. 4

Want single white man to help
work 5600 yearling turpentine
boxes. Good pay, place to board.
All letters ans. JJ. F. Alagood,
Baxley.

Want middle age colored |"

farm couple (both to work) |
for country estate, doing gar-
den work, etc. Furnish 4R house
elec and water. Geo. Finch,
Atlanta, Rt. 6, 2

standing rent, 4R house, school
bus and mail route. Tate Smith
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Want tractor operator ano

can do row crop work with|_

JD tractor. and operate_a com-
bine, $4.00., daily;
stock man and a share cropper
for 1947. J. Q. Harvey, Jakin.

Want~ single man, age 35,

good education, to oversee farm =

or drive tractor Intl (JD or
gusta, 511 Chaffer Ave.

--Want 2 young men to farm.
by the month. Pay good wages, |

board and Jaundry. Must. not
drink. J. P. Doster, Abbeville.

Want Exp, milk hands for |

-modern > dairy. Man and wife
with experience preferred. Good

Want good man for crop, Fae

Gc, Hamilton, Au-|t

Plenty | ju

-| good 5R houses; school bus and 2 in

45 Vant w tho
unincumbered

Hynds, E

State Cay itol

patches, g'
Am ready

Also want | 9

wages, nice house with garden a:

spot, wood, Water and lights.
Seo ie Coker,
Farms.

Want at once man to words
on apple orchard for 1947. Pay
$3.00 day, house, wood, garden
and pasture furnished. Must be
sober, prefer man from. No. Ga.
H. B. Roberts, Clarkesville,

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Want farmer for 1H farm|d

with - good outbldgs. pasture,

5R house, elec., school and mail |
Standing |

Rt. NW Hamilton.





rent. W.- Stas Freeman, Four | 4.

Oaks Farm Hamilton.

Want white woman to do/L





llight work on farm, reasonable| ~

salary. Prefer person who isin

need of good home. Come at.
once, Mrs. Gaines Morrow, El- |

berton, Rt--2-

Want reliable white family Dp
man. Must know about tractor |

work. Good house, water, elec.
$75.00 mthly. salary. Come
see or write. W. Frank Up-
church, Marietta, Rt. 3.

Want farmer for share crop :

or day labor. J, He Leverett. pare
rott.

Want middle age reliable
white woman to stay with el-
derly lady and do light work on
or room, board and _ sal-
Seu. Carnes, Ken-.

ary. Mrs.

wood. z

Want good farmer for good.
2H crop for 1947, 3rds and 4ths.
Good house and outbldgs. So. of
Dallas. Mrs. J; M. Davis, At-
lanta, 890 Pryor St. SW.

Want farmer for 1H crop. |.
Good tobacco and coton allot-.

ment. Near 2 churches. Godd

tenant house. See or write C. M. |:

Deen, Alma, Rt. 4.

Want sober industrious man
and wife to cultivate 30 A
good land, 4R house, elec., school
bus, mail at door. Good gravel
road, near bus line and store.
Standing rent to GI or an ex-
-ceptionally good man, 6 mi. t-
Janta; =Cs) Ee Hodgson, Co..-2y,
Rt. 12

Want farmer for 1H crop, 3rds :

and 4ths, close to mail and bus
route 1% mi. Clearmont. Must

run self. Good cotton and corn: Ma
Mrs. C

land, plenty wood.
Latham, nC ae :



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