Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1949 February 16

COMMISSIONER







WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1949

_NUMBER 24

sEORGIA CORN

Editorial By TOM jal By TOM LINDER

Georgia, as well as the entire South,
Bisa place of perpetually unfolding prom-
ise. The facts reveal that we are be-
oming a land of grass, dairying, poul-
try, livestock and hogs. The old system



cultivated acreage in cotton is a thing
of the past. We have just begun to
learn and are rapidly moving toward a
development which will make our region
pulse with prosperity it never dreamed.

The production of 2 1/3 bales of cor-
ton per acre, and an average of 1 1/3

bales per acre on 5900 acres was not



of planting fifty per cent of our total

SHORT

ngressman Stephen Pace is quoted
in a newa release from Washington as
desiring to pass a law to stop dealers
from selling commodities short on the
Exchanges, that is, selling something
they do not have.

This is a subject to which I have re-

red a number of times in the last few

ears in the columns of the Market Bul-

im. It is one of the most important
questions involved in futures trading,

_ Figures recently released by the Fed-
ara Government show that during a
twelve months period the sale of futures
amounted to many times as many bales
of cotton as the actual crop produced.

_ Whenthe farmer goes to town to sell
his cotton it is obvious that he cannot
sell unless there is some one to buy. It
fis equally obvious that when a contract
for one hundred bales of futures is

thrown on the market it cannot be sold
unless there #s a buyer.

Suppose that in July every cotton

armer in the United States went into
town and tried to contract to sell ten
times as much cotton as he is going to
make. Is it not obvious that the farmers
would themselves knock the bottom out
of the price of cotton by trying to sell

ten times as much cotton as they would
make?

qs it not ai cally clear font the sale
of fifty million bales of futures in one
year has a disastrous affect on the price
of cotton quotations? Of .course, the
price at which cotton is quoted deter-
mines the price that the farmer can get
Bs his bale of actual cotton.

- Under the present setup anyone in
erica who has the money can sell
eotton short, that is, they can contract
for the sale of futures by selling a fu-
tures contract. The more contracts that
are offered for sale the lower quotations
KO.

Under the. present setup foreign cot-
ton can ate petaad, on ee change. in the

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SELLING

United States. The effect of foreion
hedging on American Hxchanges is no
different from other short sales of cot-
ton on these Exchanges.

Livery time a foreign contract is hedg-
ed on an American Exchange it drives
the price of the farmers eotton lower
and lower. This is what Mr. Pace 1s
talking about. The law should prohibit
any man from selling a bale of cotton
unless he actually has the cotton, or un-
less he is a farmer and is growing cotton.

If a man has no cotton and does not
grow cotton, then he should not be per-
mitted to sell cotton on the Board. He
has no ligitimate-reason for selling eot-
ton. If he does sell cotton short, then
he is taking money out of the pocket of
the farmer who is growing cotton,

If a speculator wants to trade in
actual cotton he must buy eotton before
he can sell cotton. The same rule should
apply to a speculator who deals in fu-
tures. He should be required to buy a
contract before he is permitted to sell
a contract. If this were the law, and it
were enforced, there could be no bear-
raid on the market.

The price that the farmer receives per
pound for his cotton is his hourly wage.
There is no good reason why the farmer
should not have the same protection for
his hourly wage that any other group
of workers have for their hourly wage.

The Government would not permit one
labor group to go to a factory and un-
derbid another labor group by offering
to work at a lower wage. Can you think
of any good reason why people who have
no cotton and who do not intend to grow
or buy any cotton should: be permitted
to come in and underbid the farmer by
offering imaginary cotton at a lower
price ? This seems to me so simple that
I cannot imagine how any sane person
could argue against it.

TOM LINDER,
Commissioner of Agriculture



dreamed possible years ago. It is a
reality, as that is the record established
by 1100 Georgia farmers in 1948.

Neither was the production. of 100
bushels of corn or more per acre thought
possible in the years past. That is now
a reality, as had been shown by official
records of 223 farmers who produced
100 bushels of corn per acre on one or
more acres,

On February 4, 1949, these 223 farm-
ers were guests of the Georgia Ferti-
lizer Manufacturers and the Georgia
Extension Service at a luncheon pre-
sided over by Hon. Walter S. Brown, at
which time a very appropriate program
was rendered. The records were re-
viewed and each farmer was awarded
a silver kev and a certificate of merit.
This program was started in 1946 under
the direction of the Georgia Extension
Service and under the direct supervision
of FE. D. Alexander, Extension Agron-
omist, and other extension workers
throughout the counties participating.
There were 1100 farmers participating
in 1946, 1200 in 1947, and in 1948, 1415.
In 1947, 24 farmers produced 100 or
more bushels on one or more acres.
Tn 1948, 223 farmers, of the 1415 partici-
pating, produced 100 or more bushels
per acre. The average vield of the 223
farmers was 120 bushels per acre on 2
total of 524 acres, or a total production
of 62,880 bushels.

The significant fact is that these 223
farmers were not satisfied with merely
producing 100 bushels of corn _per acre,
but 18 of them produe ed 3937 bushels.
or an average of 15742 bushels per acre
on 25 acres.

The highest yield made in1947 was 173
bushels on 1 aere. The 18 highest ia
1948 ran from a low of 151 bushels to
170. bushels.

This program has gained so much
momentum during these three vears, that
there is a possibility of its being extend-
ed to all sections of the State. This tyne
of demonstration does not only serve ifs
purpose in encouraging the indiyidual

farmer to inereas his per acre yield,

but it Serves as a demonstration to farm-
ers throughout the community, and it

definitely shows the potential possibili-

ties of our becoming self-
sustaining.

It was brought out at the meeting in
Athens that more than 1000 farmers
visited one of these farms to see for

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SECOND HAND MACHIN-
ERY FOR SALE



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ERY FOR SALE





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ERY FOR SALE



J. D. 12-A Combine with pow-
er unit, slow speed attachments,
for all types grain and _ peas,
used very little, good as new,
$300.00 less than price of new
one. Marshall Turner, Sanders-
Wille; Riek

H. John D Tractor, fertilizer,
planter, cultivator, 5 ft. 20 disc
Cutaway harrow all good cond.
10 mi. E. Cordele. W. J. Cape,
Pitts, Rt. 1. Phone 573W1.

1947 Model M_ Tractor, ist
class cond., 1948 tiller, 8 dise
cultivators, for M. See Z. T.
Houser, Jx, Scott.

1948 Ford Tractor, Cole plant-
distributors, cultivators,
plow, harrow, power mower, 14
ft. weeder, teracing blade and
scoop. Sam MacIntyre, Ameri-
cus, Rt. 4. :

O. B.. Wise 6 in. Hammer Mill,
new hammers, Harvey Red
Head 10 in. hammr mill with

screens and extra set hammers.
T. H. Bass, Americus, Rt. 4.

Complete set planters, culti-

complete set screens and 2 sets |

4 disc Intl. Plow, Dbl. Sec. Tam-
dem Harrow, -for sale. W. H.
Joyner, Fort Valley, Rt. 2.

Reasonably good 2nd hand 2H
Wagon, original body, equipped
with brakes, $60.00. J. E. Rob-
ertson, Moreland.

J. Deere A Tractor, practical-
ly good as new, Intl. 5 Disc Har-
row Plow, Bush and Bogg Har-
row, 6 Row Cotton Duster. Also
2 good 5 and 6 yr. old mare
mules, about 1200 ea. O.
Owen, Barnesville, Rt. 2.

Model B John D. Tractor, new
rubber, 4 disc tiller on rubber,
side rake, planters, distributors,
cultivators, peanut plows, disc
tillers. $1525.00. R. F. Thomp-
son, Albany, 215 Franklin Dr.
(Pecan: Haven. Subdivision.)

2H drawn cultivator J. D.).
/ Ist class cond., $25.00; Athens 4
Disc Tiller Plow, new. disc,
$190.00, or exc. for disc harrow.

Simpson, College Park, Rt. 2.
Cal. 6859, :

Jay Dee Humdinger > No. 2



vators. . fertilizer distributors,
for VAC Case Tractor, used very
little, $325.00. Letters ans. O. C.
Robertson, Bowersville.

Borwer Elec. Incubator. 624
egg cap., good cond. $65.00:
Cabinet with 6 drawers. can set
100 eggs at time. Mrs. H. L. Wil-
son, Pine Lake.

1 8in. Bottom Plow for John







SECOND HAND
MAC <' RY FOR SALE





1 row Allis-Chalmers B model
Tractor, just overhauled, plant-
er, distributor, cultivator, 2 dise
plow new harrow never used,
all perfect cond., $1200.00 cash.
John Self, Villa Rica, Rt. 1.

2 Sec. Drag Harrow | with
draw ber, No. 10 Oliver Turn
Plow, all przctically new, $40.00.
Sell separatelv. Fred Cunning-
ham, Marietta, Rt. -

Deering Binder for. sale. See
at my farm 9 mi. N. McDon-
ough. Homer L. Chafin, McDon-
oush, Rt. 2.

Practically new. David Brad-
Jey Garden Tractor, 1% hp
with cultivators, on rubber,
$170.00. FOB. Paul Mallett, Dal-
ton, Rt. 3. z

J. D. 11A-5ft. cut Combine,
good running cond., $550.00; J.
D. No. 5 7-ft. Mower, only used
on about 30 A, $275.00. G. H.
Bennett, Jefferson, Rt.- 3.

H John D. Tractor, new mo-
dor, cultivators, planters, dis-
tribtuors, 4 disc tiller bottom
plow, 5. ft. dbl. disc harrow. set
peanut plows, good bargain. B.
E. Warren, Coolidge, Rt. 1.

Intl. model A Tractor, culti-
vators, plenters, distributors,
peanut and bottow plow, har-
rows, $1409.00. At my _ farm.
Maynard C. Anderson Baxley,
Rie.

McCormick - Deering Grain



ERY FOR SALE

secon HAND MACHIN-

|

| Mowing Machine for A Farm-
1all Tractor, 4 ft. blade, A-1
cond., also 2 disc tail plow. W.
N-> Skinner, Jr., Winder, Rt. 4.

| 10 in, Harvey Red HedHam-
mer Mill, practically new, with
/3 screens and 10 ft. rubber belt,
|$175.00. Cannot ship.. W. C.
Poole, Jasper, Rt. 3.

2 Jame, Way Fuel Oil Baby
Chick Brooders,_ 1 new, 1 used
for 1 brood, at my place for
| $36.00. J. T. Wheeler, Watkins-
ville, Rt. 1. :

| John Deere
'good cond., reasonable. See:
| Woodrow Carithers, Neese. (10
;mi. N. Athens).

Planters and cultivatorg for J.
'Deere H Tractor, good cond.,
/ $200.00 cash or trade for cows.
{Lemuel Wilson, Winston, Box
114.

| 2 Table model Elec. Brooders,



| starts -off 200 in layer, also in-

| termediate and finishing brood-
'ers, 5 decks ea., used but good.
| Mrs. Fred Foster, Atlanta, 186
Ben Hill Rd. Tel. Ra. 0166.

| Gravley Garden and Utility
|Tractor with equip: Rotary
|Plow, Cultivator, 3 in. and 2 in.
|Cutter Bars, Dirt Moving Blade,
|Power Take-Off Pulley 3 sets
| Wheels, steel, rubber, power
|gear reduction used very little.
| Sacrifice. S, T. King, Atlanta,

eee Circle, N. E. At.
| 5926.

12-A Combine, | Rt

Binder, for sale or exc. for cat-|

Deere H, works from lift, A-1
cond. E. W. Youngblood, Ash-
bum Rees. .

Model T Fordson Tractor;
newly overhauled, new ring,
barrens, carburetor, high ten-
sion magneto, dbl. disc plow for
Fordson Tractor, for sale or
trade for cow and difference. P.
L. Pool; Toccoa, Rt. 1, Box 384.

| 2H Bradley Mower on rubber,
wagon, 8 disc harrow, drag har-
row. 6 ft. stalk cutter, turner,
1H Bradley Planter Distributor;
and pr. good 8 yrs. old 1100 lb.
;mules. Chas. P. Stewart, Atlan-
;ta, 963 Crew St. S. W. Phone
Cy: 0429. ;

2 roller Cane Mill, Cuttaway
harrow, good cond., 12 hives of
| Bees in old time gums, for cash
at my place. R. L. Hyers, Coffee.

ake

W. C. Allis Chalmers tractor,
lights, starter, power lift, used
1 season, excellent cond., $400.
under list price. P. H. Davis.
Hawkinsville. Rt. 2.

1 pulley for Fordson tractor,
$8.; also 1 pinto mare, . gentle,
will plow and ,get up cows,
$100. Jennings, Clay, Gray. Rt. 1.

J. D. tractor H, with starter,
lights, power lift, also 3 disc
tiller and planting and clutivat-

ing equipment, good cond.
priced right. Pete Yawn, Milan.
Farmall F-20 tractor, good

cond., with or without equip-
ment.. R. B. Trapnell, Metter.
*phone No. 151.

O. B. Wise No. 10 Hammer
Mill, without collector, practi-
jcally new. T. T. Patrick, Jack-
son. Rt. 3, .

| J. D. Model B tractor, culti-



tle. W. U. Payne, Ashland.

McCormick-Deering 24 in. 3
Disc Plow, for Farmall H an
M Tractor, good as new,
eash, $285.00; also Rol- Over %4
yrs. Dirt Scoop, tractor drawn,
for cash, perfect cond., $75.00.

| Home made Tractor, tractor |vator, planters, complete, 4 disc |
igrip tires, good running cond.,|tiller and seeder box 1 lime}

Hammer Mill, good cond... Mrs.
'C. H. Dawson, Louisville. Phone
Shik

No. 7 McCormick Mower,
,good cond., $100.00; Gantt Cot-
|ton Planter, good cond., $15.00;
THC horse drawn disc Harrow,
fair cond., $50.00; 2H Chatta-
nooga Turn Plow, $20.00. At my
place 3 mi. N. Louisville, on
Clark Mill Rd. No etters. M. F.
' Garfield, Louisville, Rt. 1.

| Late model Ford Tractor and
equip., looks and runs like new,
sell all or separately. See 5%
m.iS. Alma just off U. S. Hwy.
1. Cleyton Yawn, Nicholls, Rt. 3.

Model A Rarmall Tractor, A-1
cond., starter, complete farming
equip., and mowing machine,
' $1550.00. Dan Worth, Broxton,
Ge:

One 60 gal. Syrup Boiler and
No. 2 Roller Cane>Mill, $65.00

2, Box 12.
F-14 Farmall Tractor, new
rubber, ovlanters, cultivators,

and distributors, J. D. 5 disc.
tiller on good rubber, dbl. sec.
20 disc Inti. harrow, all good
cond., $1300.00. 6 mi. N. Wrens.
J. L. Holley, Matthews.

1948 J. D. Tractor, model G,
distillate burner, equipped. with
power troll. Phone 110-J, or
write: W. B. Spearman, Social
Circle.

John Deere A Tractor, 6 Dise
Tiller, King 10 Disc Harrow, Al-
lis Chalmers 60 Combine, all
re cond. James Ginn, Canon,

t= 4,

40, good cond., reasonable price.
J. D. DeWitt, Lyons, Rt. 4:

Corn Picker, GI, thoroughly
overhauled, almost new cond.,
| used on less than 8 acres, $500.00
;my farm. N. E. Elsas, Decatur,
.Rt .2, Glenwood Rd.

| Nearly new Lime and Fertili-
|zer Spreader on good rubber,
|Cotton Seed Grader and Clean-
er for hand or power, Burr type
new Feed Mill. All good cond.
\J. E, Crittenden, Royston.

Model B John Deere Tractor,



W. C. Allis-Chalmers Tractor, |.

Must be practically new. J. P. |

cash. Genie Warren, Jesup; Rt. .

Allis-Chalmers Combine, No.'

for |

| almost new 8 disc harrow, other

E Write J. H.
Watkins Atlanta, 2007 Eastport
; Ter, S. E, Call De. 7523.

| B Farmall

ismall farm tools.

Tractor, starter,

| spreader, McCormick oat drill
Feats fert. attachments,, all A-1
cond. 4-% mi. Monticello Road.
|V. V. Curtis, Thomasville.

Corn Mill, Cole type, 36 in.

W. L. Summerlin LaGrange, 810 |lights, cultivators, planters dis-|rock, sheller, elevator, motor,

Hill St. Dial 3747.

Dusting and Spraying Ma-
chine for sale. Mrs. Mae Killian,
Warm Springs.

Farmall C Tractor, 2 wks. old,
at cost with or without cultiva-
tor. J. C. Mays, Hawkinsville,
ities, 5

Seeond hand
for sale cheap.
Ludowici. ;

Model B John Deere Tractor,
cultivators, planters, weeder,
harrow, cotton duster, tiller.
Eugene H. Hall Vidalia, Rt. 1.

IHC 42 Combine, ready to
cut, good belts, $400.00. John L.
Maddox, Griffin, Rt. C.

No. 149 quick attachable 2
disc plow, power lift, operated
with F-12 and F-14 tractors,
good cond., $75.00 for quick sale.
S. R. Grice, Marshallville.

Case Pick-up Hay Baler, good
econd., $550.00. . C. Campbell,
White Plains, Rt. 1, Box 38.

farming tools
R. L. Baxter,

|tributors.weeder. 2 disc tiller,
A-1 cond., like new, cheap. H.
R. Purser, Lumber City.

Ford-Ferguson Tractor,
model, planters, fertilizer dis-
tributors, 14 in. dbl. bottom
plow, harrow cultivator all good
|cond., $1650.00 here. Roscoe Sul-
livan, Screven, Rt. 1.

| J. D. No. M2 Bottom Plows,
|good as new, for J. D. M one
row Tractor, $140.00. G. S. Lan-
drum, Warrenton, Rt. 1.

1946 Tractor (Ford) good
cond., cultivator, terracer, Bush
and Bogg harrow, heavy duty
mower dirt scoop power pulley,
David Bradley Hammer Mill,
new, $1850.00. C. S. Peek, Aus-
tell, Rt. 2. Phone 1548.

Good used Moline Tractor,
about same HP as an H or M
Intl., has starter, lights, pulley,
$950.00. J. T. Vaughn, Milan.

Garden 1948 model tractor,
good cond., harrow plow, $200.
O. C. Robinson, Naylor.

1943



etc., complete, $200. 3 mi. Eas.
'Buford. I.
| Rt. 2.

| B Farmall Tractor, used very
little, cultivators, planters, dis-
tributors peanut weeder $1650.
Chas. Jones, Sylvester.

B. Johnson, Buford.



Cultivators, planters, distri-
butor for M Farmall, new, com-
plete outfit, never used, $512.50.
Corner Park and Elliott St. Ivan
Stephens Buford, Park St.

1 ea. New Farmall H and
New Super A Farmall Tractor,
cultivator, planters, distributors,
49 models. Sell at list price. Can
be seen on my farm. Eli Harris,
Gibson, Rt. 1, Box 3.

David Bradley Hammer King
Mill, No. 2, three screens, sack-
er, 50 ft. endless belt good cond.
See J. W. Maynard Sr., Winder,
Rt .4.

2H Bermuda Grass Harrow,
all steel, 9 blades, good cond.,
$20.00. Mrs. L. W. Seago, Pine-
hurst. ; Uke



>

starter, lights, power lift, take-
off, cultivators planters distri-
butors, peanut plows exc. cond.,
priced to sell. See. Dont write.
7 mi. E. Hawkinsville. J. C. Da-
vis, Hawkinsville.

F-20 Farmall, new rubber,
looks little rough but mechani-
cally good, $500.00. W. C. Dan-
nard, Jr., Gordon .

J. Deere B Tractor, good
cond.. no equip. S. G. Lang, Jr.,
Sandersville.

1947 Farmall A Tractor, start-
er, lights, belt pulley, pneumatic
lift-all, 14 disc harrow planters,
cultivators all A-1 cond. Homer
E. Smith Molena.

1200 E. Elec. Automatic Cabi-
net Type Oakes Incubator, for
sale. -J. L. Whitten, Lithonia,
Panola Rd. Phone Lithonia 4404.

Two 2nd Hand Turn Plows,
No. 10, also top buggy. C. A.
Newton, Dawsonville.

Sears Sprayer, good cond.,
used 5 days, $20.00. Clyde. T.
Hannah, Loganville.

2 large Intl. Diesel Tractors
and Bull Dozers, with hy@raulic
pans, extra good cond. late

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4 Disc Athens Tiller, g
new, seeder box, on good r
ber new type trip wheel wt. |
bert Tanner, T Sag

Practically new
Harrow, $200.00.
Temple, Rt. 2.

Case S. C. Tractor, culti
and planter equip., 18 dis
row, and post hole digger.
good cond. J. T. Wiggins, |

ville, Rt .1. :
Smal- type Equix
dairy plant. Ra ve
Forsyth, Rt. 4. >
David Bradley equip. ic
ing Machine, horse or tract
drawn, pneumatic tires, 4 g
disc harrow, nad 2 turner
plow, tractor drawn. W.
Boshoff, Winston, Rt. 1. _

H Farmall Tractor. cultiv #)
tors, planters. dbl. bottom ple
good cond., like new, $160(
J. S. Todd, Lyons, Rt. 2

__ Farmall F 30 Tractor o1
1st class cond, VC Case
| tor, fertilizer, planter and
tivating equicment. Cas}
terms. R. E. Justice, Attapul

Horse drawn, dbl. ho
planter with all plates for
seed, good cond., HC mi
$20.00. E. M. Lee, Omaha

McCormcik Mower, |

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$50.00. Nim Nunn, Mitchell
Hot Water Incubator, 150.



Directions for

cheap.. A. W. Story, App
2, BOE 62. 2 re

1948 Ford Tractor, hari
plow, mowing machine,
rake, wagon, all exe. on
$2500. cash. H. H. Thomas, B
lonega, Rt. 1. ; we

Side Delivery Rake, $10
Southern Peanut Plows, $25)
Lilliston Peanut Picker on
ber (with 5 in. X 60 ff.
rubber drive e

Macon, Rt. 3.

1946 3 hp Bolens Huskie
den Tractor turn plow, culti
tors, harrow, planter, and po
take-off, all perfect cond.,
Grady Dorsey, Jasper, Rt.

600 egg cap. Elec. Farm
ter Super Hatcher Cabin
cubator, slightly used, |
new, $45.00; crated for |
$50. H. A. Stahl, Moi

be
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M-M Combine, Hariestem
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with Wisc. air cooled motor [7
4 cylinder, recently overh:
$800. 7 mi. E. Stockbridge
Hwy. 138. T. K. White, St
bridge, Rt. 2 ~ ?

1 or 2 Harrows, For
son Dbl. Sec. 9 in. space
control pitch, not pick-u a
50; King Heavy Duty i
dise, good cond., $90. at fgg)
place. J. M. Dempsey, Chamb) fi
Phone 2391. 5 ho

J. Deere 1943 B Model Tr
tor with all equip. includ
scoop, also Sears Roebuck He
mer Mill, good cond. No lett
See at my farm. Roy Crumb]

McDonough, Rt. 2. oe 1S
G Tractor, Allis-Chalm}_
Model, front and rear cultive|
pulley, tool carrier and | |} |
Good as new. See. Leroy /4g
man, Baxley, t.3. fp
Used Farmall H and Farn} |
A Tractors with equip., b
good cond. Fred_ Lee, Met #
RFD. ~ aes Es
| Avery Walking Cultive |?!
| with disc, good cond., $60. D}*
nis Funderburk, Midville, Rt}

McCormick-Deering Rid }
cows or hogs. 2 mi. S. Dou

5 ft. Dbl. Sec. 20 Disc le

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Cultivator, Avery 1H cultiva
cheap for cash. See. Exc.
on hwy. Cliss English, Doug |W,
Rt. 3. ot ee It
Trac
art

Harrow, fair cond., 00;
2H Lilliston Walking Cultiva
extra good cond.; And 2 t
Peanut Hay, $15. ton. Josepl
Cox, Dixie, Rt..1) ee

1 of each. B Tractor and | i
tivator, 4 disc Plow, 12-10 1|*

Grain Drill, 61 Combine, Ci}
way Harrow, Weevil Mich t

le

R

all exc. cond. See. J. O. Try
Louisville.

Latest model M John D. T
tor, planter, distributor, lig
used 1 season, also 6 ft. mov
machin, practically
$1700.; Fairbanks Mors








model. Sacrifice. Tom Crowe, |:



































1D HAND MACHIN-
RY FOR SALE

Tiller Plow, 6 disc, 2
on rubber, good cond.,
c& H. Kitchens, Gough.

i COND HAND
HINERY WANTED





Ford with rubber tires
i$ as Must be special
; ohnson, Fairburn,

? corn Piven with

P es or 2 second hand disc
te for IHC riding culti-
with 11 or 12 in. round
ik. No junk. Pay good price.
Bruce, Dial.

t coil box for old model
on Tractor. Must be in

nt Athens 2 Plow and 3
Tiller for Allis-Chalmers
of Talmadge Senn, Dub-

fant a horse drawn Mowing
hine, good cond, J. Wesley
mon, Austell. Phone 4914.

Want J, Deere cotton and corn
ter, No. 159. H. M. Johnson,




ant 3 wheel ditching ma-
e that can be pulled by
iall tractor. Must be in fair
f:ond. and priced ment Nolan
r, Hale, Athens, Rt. 2.

fant used pick-up hay alee
me tying, good cond,, cheap;

/ f actor Planters.

DuBose, Dunwoody.

ant 1H Chattanooga Cane
and 80 or 100 gal. kettle
Tight price. J. G. Alligood,
locknee, Rt. 2.

ant 2 disc
Shalmers














ow for new Al-
Tractor (to be
is with hydraulic lift). Must
ne A-1 cond. No ee: State
sin Ist. letter. W. O. Harris,
erton, Rt. 5. :

Federal Annex.



i
Jvibutor. W. G. Carroll, Atlanta,
i
4

LOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Giant Shasta daisies, $1. doz:
e Pregular Shastas, and blood red,
right red, large purple, red

rith white eye Verbena, . pe

00; pink Thrift, $1.50 C;

3 inds Mum plants, 4 doz. $1. Ob.
Mrs. H. B. Roberson, Chula

Shasta daisies, 30c doz; all
ol. annual phlox, 20c doz, 2
foz. 35c; a4 and cream Holly-
aock see 10c this:, and. a

envelope; Bachelor
Button and baby zinnia seed,
iH l5c eupful. No chks. Mrs. M. M.
4 eer, pephonia.





















SEEDS FOR SALE



4s 50 Ibs. Little Dwarf Okey
Seed, 35c 1b. J. J. Hubbard, Ab-
Tbeville, Rte 2s.

_ Citron Seed, 75c lb. Harrell
| w. Thompson, Cadwell.

20 Ibs. Okra Seed, long green
pods 30c lb. L, E. Sims, Ella-
e

i White Nest Onions for seed
tl or eatiing, $1. gal.; Also nice
aq clean Sundried Sour Apples,
firee of core, peel, and worms,
| 50c lb. Add postage. Mrs. Avery
Weeks, Dial.

_Okra Seed, Perkins long pod,
dark green, 50c lb.; 5 lbs., $2.
MO, Ss. M. Dudley, Ringgold,
Rt. 2. :
Martin Gourd Seed, large,

short neck kind, 50, 30c. PP.
. ee W. Rowland, Blackshear, Rt.










4 Watermelon and Citron Seed,
ay ff band saved, 75c lb. All PP. Mrs.
MW. M. Nix, Cumming, Rt. 1.

75-125 lbs. Mammoth Long
Green Pod Okra Seed. 1948 crop,
G0c lb. Add postage. All orders
45 lbs. or more PP in Ga. Mrs.
L. C. Black, Folkston, Rt. 1,

7 _ About 16 lbs, Okra Seed, 40c



ark, Abbeville, Rt 2.



day, February 16,1949

. Add postage. Mrs: Frank E.



SEEDS FOR SALE

s

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SEEDS FOR SALE



Genuine Imp. Cannonball
2| Black Diamond Seed, $1. lb.;
Originator Ga, Sweetheart. Mel-
on, $2. lb. Hand saved, State
tested, Semesan treated. W. O.
Birdsong, Gordon.

40 lbs. Ga. Sweetheart Melon
Seed, $1.50 Ib. James L. Blood-
worth, Gordon,

Vine Okra Seed, 25c pkt.;
Mixed Turnip, 60c lb.;. mixed
Greens, 60c 1b.; Curley Mustard,
10c oz.; Curley Kale, Yellow
Meat Watermelon, 10c oz. Exc.
for Mung Beans and Chinese
Artichokes. Hubert Chambers,
Canton, Box 488.

Col. Bunch Butterbeans, 30c
large teacup; Weevil treated
Blackeyed Peas, pt.; 30c qt.;
Striped Half Runner and Ten-
der Cornfield Beans, 30c cun.;
1948 crop Popcorn, 20c pt.; 40c
qt. Add postage. Mrs. Claude
Garrett, Gainesville, Rt. 5.

No. 1 recleaned Kobe Lespe-
deza Seed, 14c lb. E, V. Vaughn,
Bogart.

Pure Ptide of Ga. Water-
melon Seed, hand saved, % *b.,
75c; .$1.25 lb, S. C. Swygert,
Senoia, Rt, 1.

Cuban Queen Melon Seed, $1,
lb. Exc. for print sacks. Mrs.
N.L. Toler, Irwinton, Rt. 2,
Box 14.

Old Time Little White Ten-
der Garden Bean Seed, Cut-
shorts and Creaseback Cornfield
Beans, 50c cup. Add_ postage,
Mrs, T. H. Wade, Ellijay, Rt.
2

Lespedeza Seed, Kobe No. 1,
15c lb.; Recleaned Kobe No. 2,
pasture grade, 10 Ib,; Reclean-
ed Korean, no test, 8e lb. Mac
Cobb, Hartwell, Rt. 3.

Blue Ridge Mammouth Climb-
ing Tomato, runs to 15 ft. 2
bu. to vine, up to 2 lbs., 20 seed
collossal (largest grown) up to
3% Ib. ea. for 25c. Mrs. Will
C, Smith, Roy.

Early White Tender 6 Wks.
Bean Seed, Creaseback, Cut-
shorts, and Streaked Cornfield,
weevil treated, 45c cup. PP.
Mrs. W, J. Reece, Cartecay.

Multiplying Calif. Beer Seed,
-25e good start. Coin or stamps.
No money order or COD. Mrs.
Sallie Floyd, Rockmart, Rt. 2.

Citron Seed, $1. lb, A. L.
Thompson, Cadwell.

30 lbs. Black Diamond or
Cannonball Watermelon Seed,
hand selected from nice. ripe
melons, $1. lb. F. I. Farmer,
Milledgeville, Rt. 2, Box 168.

Good Tender Striped Half
Runner Bean Seed, White
Creasebacks and Cutshorts, 50c
large cup. Edward Gable, Elti-
jay, Rt,- 3.

10 lbs. Pride of Ga. Water-
melon Seed, $1. Ib. Add postage.
Mrs. S.J. Stubbs, Goggins.

Kobe No. 1 Lespedeza Seed,
15e lb.; Kobe No. 2 Pasture
Grade, 10c lb.; Korean reclean-
ed, not tested, 8c lb.; Combine
Peas, 15 lb. W, I. Marett, Hart-
well, Rt. 3.

4 or 5 M stalks Old Fashion
Ribbon Seed Cane, $2. per C
stalks. At farm. T. H. Gordon,
Pitts, Rt.: 1,

Old Fashion Striped Half Run-
ner Bean.Seed, tender, - weevil
treated, 40c cup; 3, $1. PP paid
on orders of $1. or more. No
ehecks. Mrs.. Jack Wayne,
Flowery Branch.

Pure Stone Mt. Watermelon
Seed, hand cleaned, 50c Ib.; Col.
Bunch Butterbean Seed, 30c |b.;
White Rice Popcorn Seed, 25c
Ib. PP in Ga. in lots 2 lbs.; or
more. Exc. any for few lbs.
(Pole Cat) table peas. Jack
Bryan, Turin, Rt. 1, Box 93.

Yellow Hungarian Wax Pep-
per Seed, treated, 82 per ct.
germ, guar., 10c Tsp. PP. J.
Lee Abernathy, Thomaston, Rt.
3.

Gourd Seed (mixd) $1.60 Ib.;

Smaller quantities sold. No
stamps. Mrs. T. B. Thomas,
Thomasboro.

Mixed Gourds,, and Large
Sanflower Seed, 15c This. Exe:

for seed of small gourd that is).

half green-half yellow. Mrs.

| ton, -Rt.

White Tender Half Runner
Garden Beans, 45c cup; Blue
Java Peas, 20c lb. in 5 lbs. lots
or more; Hales best Cantaloupe
Seed, 25c Tbls.; Garlic Bulbs,
60c doz. P. B. Brown, Ball
Ground, Rt. 1.

5000 lbs. Korean Lespedeza
Seed, grown in Cherokee Co.
on individual farm for 8 yrs.
Recleaned. Any amt.-sold. All
letters ans. E. B. Brannon, Can-
2. Union Hill Com-
munity.

Big White Half Runner Bean
Seed, sound; tender, hand pick-
ed; 45c large teacup; Okra Seed,
35c cup; Mustard, 10c teasp. PP,
No checks. Mrs. J. H. Evans,
Ellijay, Rt. 2.

White Tender Half Runner
Garden Bean Seed, 45 cup;
White Mush Pea,. 35c cup; 3
cups, $1.; Red-Speckled Crowd-
ers and White Blackeyed Peas,
30c cup; 4, $1.; Peanut Seed,
35 cup. Mrs, Carl Smith, Elti-
jay, Rt. 3.

White Blackeyed Crowder
Peas, 10c lb.; Also Fresh Black
Walnut Meats, 50c pt.; Giant
Garlic Bulbs, 50c doz. Add vost-
age. Tamar Teem, Talking Rock.

60 lbs. nice clean Okra Seed,
gathered without rain, 40c lb.
PP; 35c lb, for lot. R. H. OBry-
ant, Dalton, Rt. 5.

1000 lbs. Korean Lespedeza
Seed, combine run, 7c 1b;
100 'bales Bright Meadow ay,
mixed with lespedeza and clov-
er, cured without rain, $20. ton.
FOB. N. E. Reid, Hartwell, Rt.
3

N

Selected hand saved Water-
melon Seed, Dude Creek, $1.
lb.; White Seed Black Diamond
Cannonball, $1.25 1b.; Okla.
Black .Diamond, Cannonballs,
$1. lb. Germ. 92-95, Ist. yr. C.
B. Clegg, Scotland.

Citron Seed, mixed watermel-
on Sed, Red Meated and Sweet,
all hand-saved from 1948 crop,
75c lb: PP. Mrs. W, M. Nix,
Cumming, Rt. 1.

Recleaned No. 1 Kobe Lespe-
deza, 14c 1b. Sample on request.
E. V. Vaughn, Bogart,

Calif. Multiplying Beer Seed,
20c start or 12 starts, $1. PP.
Mrs. Earl Fincher, Waco, Rt. 1.

Rutger Tomato Seed, certi-
fied and treated, $1.75 lb.; C,
W.. Wakefield Cabbage, 500,
$1.25; $2. M. Del. W. Oy Wal-
drip, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1,

Tender Pod Okra Seed, 35c
cup; White Blackeyed Peas, 25c
cup; White Half Runner Beans,
50c cup. Add postage. Exc. for
sacks. Mrs. Amos. Hansley,
Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Korean Lespedeza Seed, re-
cleaned, 9c Ib. at my farm. Jeff
QO. Teasley, Dewey Rose, Rt. 1:

Korean Lespedeza Seed, re-
cleaned, 9c lb. at my farm. Jer-
ry W. Teasley, Elberton, Rt. 3.

Citron Seed,
lb. H. W. Thompson, Cadwell.

Citron Seed, 75c lb.; Also
Want 100 lbs, Bunch Velvet
Beans. Will pay $10. Cwt. in
pod or threshed. A. L. Thomp-
son, Cadwell.

Pasture grade recleaned Ko-
rean Lespedeza, 1000 Ibs. in 100
lb. bags, 7e Ib. FOB, W. H.
Hardman, Commerce, Rt. 2.

Good tender Striped Half
Runner Bean Seed, free of
weevils, 50c cup; Bunch Butter-
bean, 35c cup. Add postage. Mrs.
Bessie Pirkle, Flowery Branch,
Re +

* 2000 lbs. Korean Lespedeza,
triple cleaned, in new 100 lb,
bags, 10c lb. FOB. Roy Park,
Commerce, Rt. 2.

Klondike-Stone Mtn.
Watermelon, large, deep red,
tender and sweet. 500 seed,
35c. S. A. Beavers, Cumming,
Rt: 6:

10 lbs, White Crowder Peas,
20c 1lb.; Long Green Okra, 25c
cup; Long Nest Yellow Squash,
10c sp.; Long Green Cucumber,
10c Tbls. Add postage. Mrs. J.
W. Loggins, Gainesville, Rt. 5.

Red Long Growing Okra

Cross





| John Weaver, Temple, Rt. 2.

bee 10coz.; $1. 2b) PP, Tom
Kittle, Carrollton, Rts 5.

1948 crop, 75c



New Crop Hay Seed, Roanoke
and Ogden Soy Bean Seed,
sound and recleaned, $4. bu. in
lots 1 bu. or more. A. E. Ware,
Marshallville. :

White and Striped Half Run-
ner Tender Garden Bean Seed,
40c cup; Also White and Col.
Bunch Butterbean Seed, 35c Ib.
Add postage. Mrs. P, A. Burn-

ette, Greensboro, Rt. 1, Box
142.

Imp. Runner Peanut Seed,
$5. bu.; Also Sweet Potato

Seed, Money Maker, and PR,
$2.50 bu. at farm. B, B. Morgan,
Clyo, POB 35.

16,000 White Sugar Cane for
seed, 10e stalk. Or trade ior
other seed, such as cotton, corn,
pea, etc. Phone 32256, or write:
V. F. Rowland, Savannah, Rt.
4, Garrard Ave.

Heavy bearing Black Pole and
Striped Half Runner Bean Seed,
60c large cup, PP. Mrs. W. V.
Robbs, Flowery Branch, Rt. c

- Multiplying. Calif. Beer Seed,

25ec good start. Mrs. Sallie
Floyd, Rockmart, Rt. 2.
Vine Okra Seed, 25c pkt.;

Mixed Turnip, 60c lb.; Mixed
Table Greens, 65c lb.;
$1.; Curley Mustard, 10 o02.;
3 oz., 25c; Curley Kale Seed,
10 oz.; 3 0oz., 25c; Yellow Meat
Watermelon Seed, 10c oz. Hu-
bert Chambers, Canton, Box
488. *

Citron Seed, 75c
Thompson, Cadwell,

Old Time Little White Tender

Half Runner Garden Bean Seed,
White Cutshorts and Crease-

i Sear Gea 9

Lback, 60c cup. -Add postage.
Mrs. T. H. Wade, Ellijay, Rt.
3. :

650 lbs. Dwarf Stalk Long

Green Pod Okra Seed, 25c lb.
at my home 2% mi. S. Meigs,
near Midway Bapt. Church, El-
don Long, Meigs, Rt. 1.

Velvet-Beans, about 700 bs.,
good for seed in the hull, 344c
Ib. Come after. No letters ans.
Mrs. Emma Ricks, Millen, R.
3, Box 209.

White Tender Hull Creaseback
Bean Seed, Cornfield or stick,
40c cup. Del. in Ga. Floyd An-
derson, Cartecay.

Citron Seed, 7ic lb.; Early
Green Okra, 35c teacup; Large
Red Indian Peach Seed, 5c
doz.; Banana Mushmelon, 50c
teacup; Early large Klondike
Strawberry Plants, 50c C, Add
postage. Rosie Crowe, Cum-
ming, Rt. 1.

Tender Bean Seed, large,
Striped Half Runners, 50c large
cup; White Creaseback, Corn-
field Beans, 50c large cup. Add
postage. No checks. Mrs. Annie
Gentry, Ellijay, Rt, 3.

Pure hand picked, Jones Wa-
termelon Seed, $2. 1lh.; Also
Blakemore Strawberry Plants,
$4.50 M; 60c C. PP. Money order
only. Mrs..G. H. Smith, Gaines-
ville, Rt, 1.

2 lbe:;"

Cordele, Rt.

Good Watermelon Seed, $2.
lb.; Also Pecans to exc. for
Strawberry Plants. Write: Ma-
mie Bell, Charing.

1000 stalk Old Fashion Ribbon
Sugar Cane for Seed, average
3-4 ft, $1, per 100 stalks. At
farm. W. R. Blitch, Cordele, Rt.
3.

3000 stalks No. 87 Green
Cane, 3-8 ft. 1l%c stalk. All
letters ans. Johnny Copeland,
Cardi, Rt...

Tomato Seed: 200 Blue Mtn.
(runs to 14 ft, 100 lbs, to vine,
wt. up to 2 lbs.) and 200 Colos-

sal with culture instructions for

25c. Stamps accepted. Mrs. Will -
C. Smith, Roy.

Tender Green Pod Okra Seed,
$1. lb.; Ga. Heading Collar
Seed, 25 cup, Claude Adams,
4,

10 lbs. Long Green Pod Okra
Seed, 30c lb. L. E. Sims,
belle.

Pecans: Large
Stewart, 5 Ibs, $1.25; 10 lbs,
$2.; Schleys, 5 1b., $1.60; 10 lbs.,
$3. All PP. Pecan Meats, 75
lb. Del. Send check. J. W. Lang,
Omega.

Seed: Good tender White Half
Runner Garden Bean, 40c cup
Peanut, 40c cup; Red Speci
Crowder Pea, White Blackeyed,
30c cup; 4 cups, $1. Exe. for
sacks. Mrs. Mima J. Smith, Elli-
jay.

Early imp. Pride of Ga. Wa-
termelon, ripe melons 60 days
from planting, $2. lb.; Large
pkg., 50c. J. N. Carson, Griffin,
Rte C:

Pure, sound Gold Dollar To-,
bacco 1948 seed, $1 per standard.
measuring cup. Mrs. A. W. At-
kinson, Valdosta, Rt. 4.

75-125 lbs. Mammoth Long
Green Pod Okra 1948 seed, 60
lb. Add postage. 5 lbs. or more
prepaid in-Ga. Mrs. L. C. Black,
Folkston, Rt. 1.

Good tender White Half Run-
ner Garden Bean Seed, 45 cup;
Red Speckled Crowders, 30
cup, 4 cups, $1. Exc. for print
sacks. Mrs. T. J. Silver, Talking
Rock, Rt. 2.

Cannonabli Watermelon S
best grade, $1. lb.; Also Ice
Cream or Yellow Meat Melon,
$2. lb. PP R. R. Andrews, Had-
dock.

1000 lbs. Korean Lespedeza
Seed, combine run, 8c 1b.; Also
Bright Meadow Hay, mixed-
with Lespedeza and Clover,
cured without rain, baled $25,
ton. FOB. N. E. Reid; Hartwell,
Rts:

Peerless Tomato, 15c tbls.; %
oz. (5 tbls.) 25c; Large Sweet
Pepper, Tsp., 10c; Perkins Mam-
moth Okra, 25c cup; Martin
Gourd, 50, 20c. Each PP. Miss
Lillian Hardin, Rt. 1.

Big Potato Pumpkin Seed, 30c
qt. Add postage. No exc. nor
checks. Dollie Eller, Titus.

Old Time White Half Runner
Bean seed, Red and Clays, mixe

ed. Exc. for sacks. Ea. pay poste
age. Mrs. Eula Beal, Ellijay, Rt

well filled



Imp. strain White Velvet /3
Okra Seed, $1. lb.; % Ib., 60c
10c oz. PP. W. A. Parrish, Aus- =
tell. PLANTS FOR SALE
Azxizona Giant Hegari: Seed.) oe
drought _ resistan, recleaned,|} Pinest var. Gem Everbearing
high germ., in new even wt.! Strawberry plants, $1.25 C; Blue

bags, produces 5 tons hay per
acre, 100 bu. grain, 5c lb. T. H.
McDaniel, Reynolds.

Pure Dude Creek Special Mei-

on Seed, hand ae oy \araik Rt. 2.

per and_ seller.
J. M, Clark, Alamo, Rt. 2.

- 15-125 Ibs.



Green Pod Okra Seed, 1948 crop,

60c lb. Add postage. 5 lbs. or
more PP in Ga. Mrs. L. c.|
Black, Folkston, Rt. 1,

Seed Peas, best for table and
canning, $8. bu. Or exe. for print
sacks, 100 lb. cap. at 24 sks. for
1 bu. peas. Mrs, C, L. McCollum,
Odum, Rt. 1.

Genuine imp. Cannonbail
Black Diamond Watermelon
Seed, $1. lb; Originator Ga.
Sweetheart Melon, $2: lb. Hand
saved, large selected melons,
State tested, Semesan treated.
W. O. Birdsong, Gordon.

Multiplying. Calif. Beer Seed,
25e. coin, stamps, Mrs, Ella
Green, Smyrna, Rt. 2.



Damsel and Red Abundance
Plums, Persimmons, Concord
Grape, Brown Turkey Figs,
Quince, 3, $1. Exc. for print
sacks. Mrs. John Myers, Hart-

Klondike Strawberry plant,
|500, $1.75; $3. M. Add postage,

Mammoth Long/ Mrs. Mell Mashburn, Cumming,

Hts 1.

Kudzu Crowns, $6. M; Garlic
4, 50c; Peppermint, 26, 35c; Yel-
low Root, 2 Ibs., $1.00; Musca~
dines, Scuppernong Grape Vines,
6, $1.25. Miss Grace Eaton, Dah-
lonega, Rt. 1.

Chas. W. Cabbage plants, 30c
C; White Bermuda Onion, 25c C;
Klondike Strawberry, $2.25, 500;
Garden Sage plants, 10c ea.; 90a
doz. All del. Mrs, Leilar Phillips,
Royston, Rt. 1.

Certified PR plants, $2. M.
Good count, quality guar., Lead-
ing var. Tomatoes, $1.50 M. Mrs
A. B. Williams, Naylor.

Kudzu Crowns, seas $5. MM
Add postage. Mrs. J. B, Jones

| Dahlonega, Rt 1,
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_Everbearing Strawberry
plants, large size, $1. C. Exc. for
~ 3, 100 Ib. print sacks or 6 white.
Each pay postage. Miss Annie
Laura Harrell, Colquitt, Geer)
$t.. Box 152. |

Louisiana Collard |
lants, 50, 60c PP. Mrs. D. S. |
erry, Quitman, 910 LaFayette |

Si. |

Klondike Strawberry plants, |
300, $1.50; 500, $2.50; $4.50 M.!
Full count, no checks. Mrs. Del-
ja Crowe, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Sweet

Kudzu Crowns, rooted, 1-2|
yrs. old, $2. C; 500, $9.00; $15.00 |
M. No checks. . D. Crow,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Everbearg Strawberry plants,
$1. C; 500, $4.75: Fig Sprouts,
rooted, $1.-ea.; White Half Run- |
ner Bean Seed, 35c large cup. |
Add postage. Mrs. T. R. Locke,
Cumming, Rt. 1.

Giant Boysenberry (not
thornless) Himalaya Blackberry, |
and Lucretia Dewberry, also}
Kudzu Crowns, 15, $1.00; $5. C. |
Jonathan W. Toole, Macon, 410
Burton Ave.

Strong rooted Kudzu Crowns, |
field run, $12. M. PP. Ella M.|
Patterson, Waco, Rt. 2, Box 136.

Fresh Green Cabbage and
Collard plants, 40c C; $2. M; |
Long Green Okra Mixed Turnip
Seed, 75c lb.: 10 lbs., $5. Marcus |

: Williams, Gainesville, Ree

Parsley and Garlic plants, |
Lemon and Old Time Mint, 25c |
doz. Mrs. B. H. Carter, Atlanta, |
35 Weyman Ave., S. W. Tel: Al
5040.

Sage plants, 20c ea:; Crabap- |
ple and Old Fashion Peach
trees, 25 ea.; Muscadine Grape |
Vines, 6, $1. Mrs. Nellie Parker,
Gainesville, Rt. 6.

Strong field run Kudzu _ plants, |-

$9. M; $1.25 _C..C. E. Parrish,
Adel.

5000 Sage plants, rooted, $6.
C; Catnip, $2. doz. Or exe. L. J.
Ellis, Cumming. |

Everbearg Strawberry plants,.
to M; Prolific Figs, 2-3 ft., |
1.25. Mrs. Bessie Baggett, Hi-
ram, Rt: 1.

Crystal. White Wax Bermuda
Onion Plants, 25 C; - 50M. J-|
A. Pierce, Alma, Rt.

Sage plants, Whiscadite Grape
Vines, Crabapple and Beechnut |
trees, 20c ea.; Blue berry Bush-
s; 75e doz.; Peach and May
Cherry Trees, 25c ea. Add post- |
age. Mrs. Robert H. Norrell,
Gainesville, Rt. 6.

Rooted Sage Plants, small}
size, 75c doz.; Large size, $1. 00}
doz; Walnut Meats, 50c pt.;
Garlic Bulbs, 50c doz. Add post- |
age. No checks. E. S. Steotiens, |
Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Rooted Sage plants, large, $1..
doz.: Small, 75c _ doz.; Garlic |
Bulbs, 50c doz.;
nut Meat, 50 pt. Add postage. |
Cash or MO. Ance_ Grindle, |
Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 58.

Mastodon and Lady T Straw-
berry plants, 75c C; 300, $2.15. |
Mrs. Ara Waldrip, Flowery |
Branch, Rt. 1.

White Bermuda Onion plants,
500, $1.00; $2. M. Mrs. W.-R.
Clark, Abbeville, Rt. 2, Box 103.

Big Boston Lettuce,
Bermuda Onion, Ga.





| Mrs.

'Moon, Atlanta,
fount

| Mrs,
oR 13

| Mkt.
|M; PP, Min. order 300, $1. ier
| McEver, Gainesville, Rt. 7. -

White |

Klondike and Lady T Straw-
berry Plants, 500, $2.75; $5. M;
Also Brown Striped Half Run-
ner Bean Seed, free of weevils,
45c large teacup. Mrs. Belle
Crowe, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Lady T and Klondike Straw-
berry Plants, 500. $2.75; $5. M;
Also Brown Striped Half Run-
ner Bean Seed, free of weevils,
45c large teacup. Mrs. Charles
Anderson, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Lady T. Strawberry Plants,
\40c C; Ky. Wonder Bean, 25
|cup; Yarrow, Garlic, 25c clump;

Perennial Upland Cress,
Curled Parsley, | Peppermint,
Catnip, Horehound, 50 doz. As-
sorted if desired. PP in Ga.. Mrs.
R. H. Wright, Middleton, Rt. 1,
Box 33.

Everbearing Strawberry, 50c
Cc. PP. Mrs. R. L. Livingston,
Wadley, Rt. 1.

Kudzu Crowns, large and
small, about 2 acres that have
had kudzu for last 10 yrs. You
remove plants. Mrs. J. T. Gog-



Black Raspberry, 10c ea. Exc. |

for print sacks.
Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Kudzu Crowns. that live 3-4
vrs., ship at once, $15. M; bik ce
E. F. Seales, Bowdon, Rt.

Mastodon and Lady T Straw
| berry Plants, 75 C; 300, $2.15.)
|Add postage. Prompt shipment.
Ara Waldrip, Flowery
Branch; Rt. 1.

Frances Eller,

|

Kudzu Crowns, State certi-
fied, Pheer strong roots, our best, |
| $4. C; $25. M; 2nd best, $3.50 C;
$20. M. All orders given care-
|ful and prompt attention. Maude |
|Hamby, Greenville.

Frostproof Cabbage, Chas., E

ve Wakefield, Copenhagen a

White Bermuda Onion. plants,
$1. Cc. W. W. Williams, Quitman.

strawberry,



Blakemore

Mastodon Strawbery Plants, | | $3.50, Exc. 100 for sacks, 4 denen

$3., 500; $5.25 M. PP. No checks. ,
| Prompt shipment. Rev. W. H.'
1205 Grant St. |

Chas. W..and E. J. eres
| Plants, now ready, 300, $1:;
M. Del. Special price on oe
lots. Marcus Williams, Gaines-
| ville, Rt. 2.

May Strawberry ena Ever- |
bearing Plants, 50c C: $4.50 M.
John Howard, Cleveland,

May Strawberry and Ever-
bearing Plants, 50c C; $4.50 M.
Mrs, Ronnie Black, Cleveland,

/Rt. 1.

Frostproof
300, $1.;
$1.; $1.75 M; Big Jim Straw-

Cabbage Plants,

| berry, $1.25 C, Bonnie Smith,,

| Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Chas, W.
Cabbage,

and Ecpentaven
500, $1.25; $2.

Mastodon Strawberry Plants,
| $1. C; Klondike, $4. M. P. B.
Reynolds, Gainesville, Rtic2:

Open field grown frostproof

| Cabbage and Onion Plants, 500,

$1:; $1.50 M. Ship COD. if, re-
quested. W.H. Branan, Gordon.

Blakemore Strawberry Plants,
75c C: 500, $3.50; or exc. for
pecans. Prompt shipment. Miss
Eva Dell Allison, Gainesville,
Biiy

Strong Blakemore Strawber-

y, 75 C; 500, $3.50; Imp. Early
Beatie heavy croppers, 65 C;
500, $3. Del. Prompt shipment.
No checks. Mrs, Elizabeth Alli-
son, Gainesville, RE.

Frostproof Chas. W. Plants,
500; $8.25; $2; M; Dek. -E....C;
| Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Rt. |

Tobacco Plants, type 401 or
402, sold by the thousands or
more, ,$4. M; Shipped to your
section 600 M or more. Tal-}
madge Ogden, Odum, Rt. 1,

Fresh grown healthy Cabbage

plants, Copenhagen and Chas.
| W., 500, 75c; $1.25 M; 5M $4.00;
White Bermuda Onion Plants,

/500, $1.00; $1.50 M. E. L. Fitz-
| gerald, Irwinville.

Sage plants, Muscadine Gr ape |
Heading | Vines, Crabapple Trees, 20c ea.;|85e doz.:

Collard, E. J. and Copenhagen |Peach and May Cherry Trees,

Mkt. Cabbage, frostproof, extra |

Jarge, fresh and green, 50c C;

oe $1.50. PP. Leroy Lightsey,
, Baxley, Rt. 3.

Good fresh green, extra large, |
frostproof i eee Mkt.,
Chas. W. and E. J. Cabbage, |
White Bermuda Onion, Big Bos-|
ton and Iceberg Lettuce plants,
50c C; 500, $1.50: PP. Buford |
Lightsey, Baxley, Rt. 3.

25c ea.3
| doz.; +. C: $55. M. Add postage.
Mrs. W. H. Norrell, Gainesville,
Rt. ee

Chas. W. Frostproof Cabbage
and White Bermuda Onion
plants, fresh and green, 300, 75c;
500, $1.25; $2. M. PP. R. Chane-
lor, Pitts.

Everbearing Red Raspberry,
Hazelnut, 75c doz.; Crabapple;

Extra large, fresh, green. E. J., Plum, Balm Gilead, 25c;, Poplar,

Copenhagen Mkt. Cabbage, Ga. | Apricot Plums, 50 ea.;

Heading Collard, White Ber-
muda Onion, Big Boston Let-
tuce plants, 50c C: 500, $1.50.
a Harris Lightsey, Baxley, Rt.

Strawberry plants, Mastodon
and Wyzalaster, Scarlet Ever-.
_ bearing, Also Boysenby, Dew-
berry, Plums, Grapes, Figs, Nar-
issi, Verbna,- Boxwood and
few other things for yard and
ee Come after. S. T. Hum-
ries, ere: 318 5th Ave.
hone De. 5880

Everbear Strowby plants,.
. M; 50c Mrs. C. W. Jones,:
iperton, Ri 4

Hem-
lock, 25 ea.; Roots: Yellow, May
Apple, 50c doz.: Horse Radish
Roots, $1. doz. Add postage.
Martha Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Early Tomatoes,
Asparagus, Cauliflower,

Parsley,
Brus-

Iceburg Lettuce, Wonder Beets,
Endive, Cabbage, Collards, Ber-
muda. and Nest Onions, Swiss
Chard, 35 doz. Mrs. HE. V.
Franklin, Register.

Mastodon Strawberry plants,
$3., 500; $5.25 M. No. chks. PP.
Prompt shipment.. Rev. W., H.



eon Atlanta, 1205 Grant. St,

|

$2.50 M; Collards, 400, |,

|ed or 6 not washed, or 100 for 3
\lbs. good apple fruit. Ea. pay |
| postage. Mrs. Clay Evans, |
| Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Lady T and Klondike Straw- |

| berry. plants, 500, $2.75; $5. M;
Prompt shipment. Mrs. Charles
_ Anderson, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Copper and Red Skin Potato
plants, State insp., full coun |
$2.50 M. Booking orders for
Apr., May and June shipments. ;
E. F. Williams, Alma, Rt. 1

Copenhagen Mkt. Cabbage)
plants, young and green, grown,
from new crop seed, $2.25 M;
Over 10,000, $2. Exp. col. Satis. |
guar. J. N. McCorvey, Pavo.

berry plants, 500, $2.75; $5. M;
Brown Striped Half. Runner
Bean Seed, 45c large teacup.
Prompt shipment. Mrs. Belle
Crowe, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Lady T. Strawberry plants,

| 80c C. Add postage. Mrs. Clyde
Flowery : Branch, Rt.

Waldrip,
1.

Genuine Everbearing Straw-
berry plants, good size and col.,
exc. 100 plants for 2 print sacks.
Each pay postage. Mrs. H. P.
Adams, Elberton, Rt. 3.

Large fresh E. J., Chas. W.,
Copenhagen Cabbage plants,
500, 75; $1.25 M. del. PP; 5000,
$4. exp.: White Crystal Wax
Bermuda Onions (pencil size) |
500, 90c; $1.25 M. Del. PP; F. F.
Stokes, Fitzgerald.

Condon Mastodon Everbear- |
ing Strawberry $1.00 C; Musca-
dine Grape Vines, Crabapple
Trees, $1.00;. Old Fashion Peach



Blueberry Bushes, 75 | Yellow

sels Sprouts, Garlic, 35c doz.:|

Trees. 25 ea.; Blueberry, 75c
doz. Mrs. Mae Turner, Gaines-
| ville, Rt. 6.

| Mastodon Strawberry. 70ce C;
'500, $3.00: $5.25 M: Klondike,
|60c C; 500, $2.75; $4.75 M: Blue
|Damson and Goose Plums, 90c
lads> White Eng. Peach, 40c_ ea.;
13. $1.00: Mt. Huckleberry, 60
doz. Add postage. Mrs. Effie
|Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Large Blakemore Strawberry
Plants, 75c C; 500, $3.50; Imp.
Early Bearing. heavy croppers,
'65e C; 500, $3.25. Prompt ship-
|ment. No stamps nor checks.
'Mrs. Elizabeth Allison. Gaines-
ville, Rt. 7.

Mt. Huckleberry. bearing size,
Hazlenut Bushes, 6,
| $1. 00: Black Walnut, 4. $1.00;
Root Plants, 65 doz.;
Wild Strawberry Plants, 4 doz..
$1.00. Add postage. Mrs. Nancy
Henderson, Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box
49.

Bearing size Mt. Huckleberry
Blackberry, Dewberry, 75 doz.:
Giant Garlic Bulbs, 50c doz.:

pt. Add postage. Tamar Teem,
| Talking Rock.

| . Mastodon Strawberry Plants,
70c C: 500, $3.00; $5.25 M; Klon-
dike Strawberry, 60c+ C: 500,
$2.75: $4.75 M: Apricot Plums,
75 ea.; White Browneyed Peas,
25 lb.; 5 Ibs., $1.00. Add post-
age. Mrs. Lee Hood, Gainesville,
Rt. 1.

Jersey, Chas., and Copenha-
gen Cabbage, Glory White and
Yellow Bermuda Onion Plants,
500, $1.00; $1.25.M; $1.00 M. Col.
aba Stokes, Fitzgerald.

Rooted Sage, 5, 60c; 15, $1.10;
Catnip, 50c. bunch; Cowhorn
pees. Little Yellow. Peas, and
Aue in ony Korie Whee

or! ley, aco,
4.2) oa 402

|
|



Klondike and Lady T: Straw- |

Fresh Black Walnut Meats, 3c:

Gem Everbearing Strawberry
plants, $1.15 C. Prepaid. Mrs.
Geo. Bulgin, Cleveland, Rt. 3.

Frostproof E. J, and Chas. |
W. Cabbage, Ga. Heading Col-
lard, White Bermuda Onion,
and Big Boston and Iceberg
Lettuce plants, 50c C; 500, $1.50.
PP. Buford Lightsey, Baxley,
Rte 3:

Cabbage Plants: Copenhagen, |
Chas. W., no lice nor worms,
| 500, 75c; $1.25 M; 5 M, $5.00;



500, $1.00; $1.50 M. Careful
| handling. Quick service. E. L,
Fitzgerald, Irwinville.

Blakemore Strawberry plants,
| 500, $3. Exe. for good apples, WV.
fruit or pecans. Mrs. Clay Ev- |
ans, Gainesville, Rt. 1,

Copenhagen, Market Cabbage |
plants, young and green, spray-
ed for insects, grown from new
crop seed, $2. 50 M; over 10,000,
Mc- |
| Corvey, Pavo: |

Klondike Strawberry =

50c C; Also Pop Corn, 15c lb,
| Add postage. Mrs. E. Tis Ken- |
nemore, Alpharetta, Rt. 1.

- Himalaya Berry, Red ee

berry, 8, $1.00; Black Walnut,

| Muscadine Vine, 8, $2.00; Baie
| berry, $1.50 doz.; Strawberry, |

early kind, 40c doz. Mrs, C. B.!
| Robinson, Waco.

Sage plants, $4.50 C; $1. doz.; a
Also Catnip,.$2. doz. All Bers
J. Ellis, Cumming.







| Mastodon Strawberry plants,
70c.-C; 500; - $3.00; $5.25 M;
| Klondike, 60e C; 500, $2.5u;
$4.25 M. Mrs. A. D. Jones, Cum-
ming, Rt. 1,-

Early beau extra. large
Strawberry plants, 50e C; 300,
/ $1.50; Ga. Collard Seed, 1/2 lb.,
'50c: 90c 1b.; Yellow Clingstone |
Peach Trees, about 1 ft, $1.00.
doz. Add postage. No checks. |
| Mattie Duran, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Large, early, rooted, Ever-
bearing Strawberry Plants, 50c
C: $5.00 M. Add postage. No

|

checks. Mrs. L. R. Martin,
Gainesville, Rt. 1. |
Everbearing Strawberry

plants, extra large berries, exc.
shippers, $1.00 C; 500, $4. 50;
| Rooted Fig Bushes, 75c ea. Add
postage, T. R. Locke, Cumming. |

| Kudzu Crowns, rooted, 1-3
yrs. old, $2.00 C; 500, $9. 00;
' $15.00 M: Klondike Strawberry, |
300, $1.50; 500, $2.50; $4.50 M.
Full count. No checks. C. D.
Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Frostproof Cabbage Plants, |
300, $1.00; 500, $1.50: $2.00 M. |
Cc. W. Smith, Gainesville, Rt 2

Chas. W. frostproof cabbage
and white Bermuda onion
plants, fresh and green, 300, 75 |
C; 500, $1.25: $2.00 M. PP. R. }
\Chanclor, Pitts. |

Broccoli, Endive, Iceberg Let- |
tuce, Wonder Beets, Kale, Ber-
|muda and Nest Onion, Cabbage
Collards, 35c two doz.: Brussels
Sprouts, . Cauliflower, Parsley, |
Asparagus. Roots, Garlic, Ear-
liana Tomatoes, 35 doz. Mrs.
H. V. Franklin, Register.

Several thousand Everbearing
|Mastodon Strawberry Plants, in}.
; bloom, 50c C. Add postage. Cash
or exc. for print or white feed
sacks. Each pay postage. Mrs.
E E. McDaniel, Baxley, Rt. 1,
| Box 8.

| Large fresh, frostproof Copen-
|
|









hagen Mkt. and Chas, W. Cab-
page, Heading Collard. Big Bos-
ton Iceberg Lettuce, White Ber-
muda Onion Plants, 50c C; 500,
$1.50. PP. Harris Lightsey, Bax- |
ley. Rt. 3. ; ;

Chas. Wakefield and Copen- |
.bagen frostproof cabbage plants.
$1.25 M. Large orders reduced.
price. PP. B. F. Mallard, Savan-
nah, Rt. 5, Box 378.

Klondike Strawberry Plants,
300, $1.50; ares $2.50; $4.50 M;
Lady Te $1. 00 C. Ful count. No
checks. Ethel Crowe, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2.

Imp. early bearing Strawber-
ry: Plants, 75c C; $1.00 M. Del
Prompt shipment. Or exc. for
pecan. Mrs. Hershel Allison,
Gainesville, Rt. 7.

Genuine Klondike Strawber-
ry Plants, 60 C; $5.00 M; Blue-
berry, 75 doz; Exe, for good:
sacks, white or print. Write of-
fer. Add eaag S No checks.
Gladys Duran, unmin, & Rt. 1;







: Penbetmae Spearmint,

| Mkt. Cabbage Plants, 300, $1.

| weevils, good for table, ee at





Mastedon Byerbesting Stray
berry Plants, C; Catni
yor nee Garlic
400 ; Yellow Root, wikeda me
pane Root, 40c doz. Add pos



age. Miss L. M. White, Dahlone _

ga, Rt 1, Box 35.

Nice Strawberry Plants. W
derberry, Red Gold, 75e |
je 75e. Cs ~Everbea
ing, $1.00 C
Raspberry, White Blackbert
rooted Sage. Horse Radis}

gans, Conyers, 134 McDonough | White Bermuda Onion plants, |50c: Black Walnut Meats nic
St. large pieces, 75c Ib. Add oe

age. No checks. Mrs.
Grindle, Dahlonega, REGS

or eon grown and rooted Ch
Cabbage Plants, 40c C: 50
$1.00; $1.75 M. PP. Moses Davis
Milledgevile, Rt. 5, Box 12

State insp. Certified Red P
Plants, ready in April, $2.50
Tomato, Marglobe and Rutger
$2.00 M: 3 up .$1.90 M: 75 G
Ready Mar. 15. Prepaid Pau
Lightsey, Sereven.

Genuine White Renae
ion Plants, now ready, m
veaked, $2.00 M; Marglobe 1
mato, ready about last of M.
or Ist of April, $2.00 M; Re

Skin PR Potato, ready A

Will

15th, $3.00 M. Del. L. D. Tight

sey, Screven, Rt. 2.
Chas. W. and Cabenke

100. -$1.25: $2:00. My PP. a
McEver, Gainesville, Rt. 7.

BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE

Butter Peas, colored, 4 ci
$1.00; White Running Butter
beans, for eating or seed.
Bunch Butterbeans, 6. larg
cups, $1.60. Mrs. R.-O. a
Bowdon, Rt. 4.

10 bu. New ra Peas, $5. 5
11 bu. mixed peas, $5.50 poe
so Kobe Lesvedeza. W. L. |
_erlin, Andersonville. 2

4 bu. Red Sree Crow:
Peas, ~ 10c* Jb. Ki = 5B
Dougherty, Rt. 1.



White and Speckled But ets

beans, bunch and very proli:
40c Yb. Add postage; 3 Ibs. $1
PP: Calif. Blackeyed Peas,
LIbs., $1:75. Mrs. C. Hv Pho
Canon, Rt. J.

Red Speckled Crowders.
of weevils. 35 lb. PP.
Eubanks, Cartecay.



About 12 bu. large Pur

Hull Peas. 48 crop, treated, +
bu. Speckled Purple Hu!l. som
White Crowders, small lots, 30
(bu. . PP. W. A. Smith, Ada
ville. Rt. 2.

Blackeved and Purple Hut
Crowder Peas, 1948 crop. free



ae:

Add postage. Mrs. Gu C
bers, Gainesville, Rt. 5.

Little White Lady Peas,
Lpt-23 pts.-$h PR Limit 3 pt. t
a person. Mrs. R. T.- Blalock
Adairsville, Rt. 2.

Purple Hull Peas, 50c at. ee 5
pk: $6.,
White Velvet Okra, 20c cu
Add postage. Send COD.






Good Table Peas, White. Rei
Spotted Crowders, 35 large
cup. Mrs. Andrew Wilson, Car.
ters, Rt. 1.

Red Speckled Crowder Pea :
25c lb.; White and Sneckle
Tender Half Runner Gard@
Beans. 45c teacup. G. T. Browh
Ball Ground, Rt. 1. 4

Early Brown 6 Wks. Peas, iM
cups, $1.10; Or entire lot

**bu., $10. Add postage on sm

orders. Mrs. . Clarence - Mel fi}
lian, Dacula, Rt. 1.

3% bu. Brown Crowder
$6. bu. here. Roy Harrell, F:
etteville.

15 bu. sound mixed peas,
bu. O. H. Bond, Royston, Rey

200 bu: No..1 Brab Peas, $
bu.; 100 bu. Clay mixed,
bu. C. H. Cooke, Sandersy iN]
Rt. :2, f

Colored Bunch Buiter
45c pt. Mrs. Spurgeon Ha
Danielsville, Rt. 2.0

Tender large and small | :
Half Runner, White _
Early Brown B
cup; 4 aoe re
Butter. Pe
18 1b.;3 Ibs.
ices. Mrs. J.
per, Re B03






ae



Bobby





one-half bu.; $10. buy

firg,

~P. R. Arnold, Benevolence.







: Red and Black









































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a aie

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picked
rs, White Cut-
Ee
White Bunch
me ks., 35 large |
a. No stamps nor
W. Brown, Cart-
| gecognized
and Little

, |S. Burgin,

Mito Box

lots, $34.50

er price.
i Ie" pt;
Striped Half.
ornfield Beans,
1948 Yellow Pop-

Good
Baled Hay,

dox, Winde

$8. bu;
$6. Du.
re m Crowder
ine Hay, $25.
Jr., Macon,
Ree a | Peanut Ha
d straight Sugar

- Will} Elm St.
Top qual
| your barn;

eyed Crowders,
el lots, 20c Ib.
-D. Todd, Dan-
eRe eae Nit

No checks

and Bush Bean
er,
sliced, peeled
ples, best quality,
worms, 45c b. 5
, $10. Mrs.. Fred
issee,

farm. Jame
land.

Pure

lected, clea
crop, 15 lb.
-|100 Ibs. or

Good: Wh

-| bert Sulliva
| Box 90.

- Good Ear

en Lespedeza Hay

: Fayetteville.
ediove, Camp-

Sra tpecce 2 Corn
, Lespedeza Se-
about 2 tons Alfal-
00 bundles fodder. B. 300 a
"* | pulled and

Bastonville,





McRae, Rt.

_ Several hundred bales bright
Lespedeza Hay, no rain, also
cern, Inquire at
.| Serv. Stat. on U. S. 78 Hwy. be-
Is,; tween Monroe and Athens. L.
|S. Gasaway, Statham, Rt. 1.
| 8 tons Lespedeza Hay, $25.00
___| ton; 100 bales Oat Straw, 25

_| bale. No rain. At my barn. L.

P. Higginbotham, Elberton, Rt.
- 2, 3 a Ge 4

Hockenherry, Dublin,

: CORN AND SEED CORN
FCR SALE

Dynamite
American Godlden Pop Corn, 3e-

i Good heavy slipped
( , 50 bu., $1.50 bu.; 100 bu.,.
$1.40 bu. at barn, R. P. Stein-
heimer, Brooks, Rt. 1.

bu. 10 mi. S: Warrenton. Near:

Ts

2 truck loads Kobe Lespe-:
deza Hay, $25. at my barn. R.
A. Lively, Waco, Rt. 2.
250 tons choice bright leafy
Kudzu Hay, cured and stored
without. . rain.

Analysis
authority

Buena Vista.

: Several tons Peanut Hay free
of poison, $15. ton. Cash my
jbarn. Bradley Wills, Dawson

121

ale Good quality Lespedeza Hay,
|del. to your barn in 4-5 ton

ton. Lower quality

hay at lower prices. Also sev-
eral tons Bright Baled Straw.
J.D. Murrow, Farmington. Tel.
2698 or 2948.

Good Peanut Hay, free of
poison, $15. ton at my barn.
Ship if desired at slightly high-

L, Jones, Benev-

jolence, Rolling Acres Farm.
Korean

for sale or exc.; Al-

so want 4 Big Bone Guinea and
| OIC. crossed Pigs. R. M. Mad-

MGs;

15-20 tons good Lespedeza
Hay, $35. ton at my barn, 1 mi.
E. Newborn on Hwy. 142. M. T.
Morrow, Newborn.
_ 20-30 tons No. 1 Runner Pea-
nut Hay, $15. ton at barn. J. H.
Jones, Tifton, Rt! 2.

Approx. 10 tons good quality

Vg $20e> tone. co NM)

: 195. S.

ity Lespedeza Hay,

$35. ton, Del. and stacked in

Also mixed Grass
ton. H. W. Vaughn,

s,| Athens, 290 Milledge Hgts. _





or Fla. orders. Mrs.

. Milford Farist, Ellijay, Rt. 2.
100 bu. Corn, $1.75 bu.

at
s L. Webb, Cloud-

About 50 bu. Corn, $1.50 bu. |
C.D. Hall, Decatur, 124 Drexel |
Ave. Tel, De. 1713.

or South
ned, treated, 1948
; 10-100 Ibs., 12c Ib.;
mere, 10c lb. FOB.

Not prepaid. E. E. Kurtz, Ma-
rietta, Rt, 1.

ite Prolific Corn,

$1.50 bu. my farm on Blue
Ridge and Blairsville Hwy. El-

n, Blairsville, Rtg,

_ 75. or more Ibs. Dynamite
Pop Corn, 10c lb. FOB lot. Hope
McMichen, Dallas, Rt. 3.

Corn in Shuck for

| sale at. barn, 1 mi, E. Fayette-
Ville on Hwy. J. &.

English,
: Bren

shuck

ood Whatley Corn,

auled in dry, $1.50-
G. TT. Chalker,

Bethabara

by
shows
Kudzu Hay higher in protein
|and total digestable nutrients
than alfalfa, $30. ton. FOB. Joe

?

~ Lespedeza

| Hastings Prolific Corn, ist,

yr., $1. pk; $3.50 bu. FOB. Jas.
.| A. Wood, Fairburn, Rt. 1.

my barn, $1.75 bu. 4 mi.
Brooklet, Mrs.
Brooklet, Rt. 2. ;

Corn, $1.50 pk. Del.; Also New
Empire Cottonseed, sound,
clean, kept pure at gin, lle lb.
del. H. W. Thurmond, Farm-
ington, Rt. 1,

Yellow Dent Seed Corn;

Dean, Bremen, Rt. 2.

Woods Imp. Yellow Corn for
planting, 10-15 days earlier
than any field corn we've
grown, 2-4 ears to stalk on
thin land, ship at $4. bu.; $1.25
pk. FOB. Limited amt. W, H.
Wood, Martin, Rt. 1. ;

Approx. 100 bu. good 1948
crop mixed Hasting-Whatleys
Corn, $1.50 bu.; $300. for. lot.
Rosser A. Harper, Rutledge,
Care Geo. T. Harper.

400 bu. 1948 crop good corn,
del. within 100 mi. my farm at
Hampton, Lots 100 bu. or more,
$2. bu. or exc. for seed, Kobe
Lespedeza, O-Too-Tan, Brab-
ham or New Era Peas. Chas. P
Stewart, Atlanta, 963 Crew St.
|S. W. Tel. Cy, 0429. 3

300 bu. Halcombs Prolific
(white) corn and 100 bu. Yel-
low Corn, both good sound 1948
crop. Ans. any inquiries. Bob
Blalock, Rabun Gap. ~~

About 300 bu. corn in ear
$150. bu. my place, about 4 mi.
East Cobbtown. L: M. Kennedy,
Townsend. ~

3

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PECAN AND OTHER
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE



Pecan Trees, guar. true to
name; Schleys, Stuarts, Money-
makers, 2-3 ft, 3-4 ft., 4-5 ft.
5-6 ft., 6-8. ft., 8-10 ft. Calvin
Harman, Stovall.

. Apple, Peach, Pear, Cherry,
Plum, Chesnut tiees, Grape
| Vines, reasonable prices. List
free. T. M. Webb, Ellijay.

Scuppernong and Muscadine
Grape Vines, Garden Gooseber-
ry, 8, $1.50; Figs, 5, $1.00; Red,
Black Everbearing Raspberry,

| 8, $1,00; Hazelnut, $1. doz.; Cat-

nip, Balm, 3, 25c; Peppermint,
50e C; Garlic Bulbs, 25 doz.
Mrs. M. L. Eaton, Dahlonega,

: etal =
Hastings Dynamite Pop Corn,
just planted last year, 10c lb.;
Hastings Long Pod Okra, 75c lb.

Several hundred Pineapple
Pear Trees, rooted, 50c ea. Del.
Mrs. B: F, Latham, Ludowici,
Box 308. ;

| Budded Pecan Trees; Stuart,

maker, 2-3 ft., $1.15; 3-5 ft,
$1.45; Success, 2-3 ft., $1.15 ea.
FOB. R. L. Adkins, Cordele, Rt.
does

| Brown Turkey Fig Bushes,
|med. size,, $1.00 ea.; $1.50 for 2.
State insp. PP. G. M. Moseley,
Menlo.

State insp. leading var. Ap-
ple Trees, 4-5 ft., Peach trees,
2-3 ft., 30c ea.; Pear, 3-4 ft., 50c
ea.; Grape Vines, 2 yr. Concord,
Niagara, Lutie, 10c ea.; Scup-
pernong, 30c ea, Add postage.
W. BH. Alexander, Cleveland,
Aut Os

Blueberry, 75c doz.; Goose
|Berry Bushes, $1.50 doz.; May.
Cherry, Beechnut, Crabapple,
25 ea.: Muscadine Grape Vine,
6. $1. Mrs. Fay Carder, Gaines-
ville, Rt, 6.

2 Red Plums, and 2 Cherry,
$1.00; Small Sweet or Sour
Pomegranate trees, nice
Red, big tree, $1.00; 2 L. Yel-
low Apple Trees, $1. Add post-
age. Mrs. V. M. Johnson, Shell-
man.

May Cherry, Blue Damsel and
Red Plum, Prune Bushes, 25c
; Lady T. Strawberry, 75c C;
7.50 M; Himalaya Blackberry,
1.00 doz.; Blueberry Bushes,
75e doz. Add postage. Mrs. Ra--
mie Black,

|
























_|also Birdeye Pepper Plants,
4950 sbi good new Corn at
J. W. Forbes, |

Pure Whatleys Prolific Seed

hand selected, $1. pk, Velma

| 1-2 ft., 85c; 2-3 ft., $1.15: Money-|

early var., riperis in May, 6 for

: \
size

~ Black Walnut, 12-24 in. high,

2

| Bushes. Reasonable. price. -Call
Ra, 0178. Mrs. W. D.C

fi

E
Tung Oil Trees, % 8-ft., $10.00:

$20.00 C; Sweet Gum, 8 per a

yr. old, 25 ea. t
Mrs. Viola C. Brady, Rt. 1, Rox
| 343.

Few Farley Pecan trees for

sale. C. R. Morgan, Americus,
Rt. 4.

4

tities Pecan Scions, several yrs.

them up. Come prepared with
digger or spading fork. B. H.
Manry, Coggins.

Nice rooted Yellow

Mrs. J. R. Leach, Conyers, Rt. 2

Leading var. Apple, 5-8 ft.,
50c; June Bud Peach. 18-24 in..

3-5 ft., 75c; Early Richmond and
Monteray Cherry, 3-4 ft. $100
ea.; Bearing Concord and Ni-

Head, Cornelia.

Muscadine Grape Vines. 6,
$1.00; Crabapple Trees, 6, $1.00;



ry 75 doz.; Old Fashion P2ach
and Beechnut Trees, 25c ea.
Mrs. Nellie Parker, Gainesvil
Rt. 6.

| 600 two yr. old Tung Trees,
| $10.00 C. G. W.
| ville, Rt. 1.

| Te

Celeste Sugar
rooted, 3, $1.00. Mrs. H. E.
Leod, Dixie:

|

Mc-

2 yrs. old Brown Turkey Fig |
| Settings, 50c ea. PP to 3rd zone. |

No order accepted for less then
$1. J. T. Meeks, Greshamville.

Pecan Trees, govt. insp., true
to. name: Schleys,
8-10 ft.
|Calvin Harman, Stovall.

trees, 40c. You dig them at my
home. Mrs. G. J. Holcomb, Bre-
men. McPherson St. Phone 1106.

til frost, some bore fruit last
lear, 4-5 ft., 75; 3, $2.00: Small

type Strawberry plants, 75c C;|
$5. M. Mrs. H. E. Richardson, |
Bowdon, Rt. 4. :

- Tung Nut Trees, 1-10 ft.. some
of larger bore nuts in 48,
|35 ea. Plus
Rush_ orders.
lins.

Leading var. Apple Trees, |
giant size, 8 ft.. 50c: June: Bud |
Peach Trees, 8-25 in., 25c: $20. |
C; 2 and 3 yr. bearing Grape |

berry plants
Cornelia.

25 or each, assorted Grape
and Fig cuttings, $1. PP. W. L.
| Rogers, Atlanta, 176 Decatur St.



|

Fruit Trees, Apple, Peach, |

Mulberry, Pomegranate, 50e and
1.00; Pear, $1.00;

Grapes, 25c: Scuppernong
Thornless Boysenberry (young
berries, 12, $1. Josan Geia, Law- |
renceville. ~*

Fig Bushes, 2 var.
large, State insp., bear. |
$1. ea.; 2, $1.50: Also 1% lb. Per-_ |
kins Okra Seed, $1. Ib.: Ky. |
Wonder Pole Beans, 65c. PP. G. |

State insp., large var., Stuart |
Pecan trees, 2-7 ft., $1. to $3. ea.
Guar. true to name. 7 mi. E.
Sandersville. M. M. Newsome,
Sandersville.

med. * and |
'S 2 crops, |

Tame cherry trees, rooted,
$1. Add postage. M. M. Cochran,

Pisgah. |

Cultivated Huckleberry, the!
kind that make trees, $1. doz.:
4 Tung Oil Trees, 4, $1. Add
postage. Mrs. Harold Fraser,
Brunswick, Rt. 2.

June Cherry Trees, 25 ea.;
Hazelnut, .20c ea.; Mastodon
Strawberry. plants, $1.50. C.
Docia Harris, Lula.

Nice Sweet Red May Cherry
Trees, 12-34 in.,.35 ea. PP. Mrs.
R. H. Clark, Gainesville, Rt. 7.}-

well rooted, 35 ea.; 3, $1.:Mrs.
c Ww. Hefner, Talking Rock, Rt.

Everbearing well rooted Fig

5

allaway,





tients, 1698 Rogers

z

Ave, S.



25c ea.; $20.00 C; Kiefer and,

Garber Pine Apple Pear Trees. 'ROB.L. P. Siran

Layfield, Ella- |

Fig Sprouts, |!

Stuarts, |
|Moneymakers, 2-3 ft., 3-4 ft., 4-|
cho vit, OOo tte M26 tts

is

|

|

TREt* !EANUTS._AND. PEC
FOR SALE

Ans

50 lbs. small, sound, clean,
eedling Pecans, 12c lb. Del. to_
3rd zone. No checks. Olin Prick-
Add _ postage. |ett, Maysville.

Pecans per lb: 20 Ibs.
grade Schleys, 7c; 100 lb. low-
grade Moneymakers, 5c, 40 Ibs,
|good Seedlings, 10c; 250
| Stuarts. 20c; 30 lbs. Russells, 150.
s (quantities are approximate on=-
Black Walnut Scions, 3-4 yrs. ly). All FOR. D. F. Crosland,
old, delicious flavor, and quan. Midville.





low -

Tbs.. |

Large grade Pecans, 252 1b. 10 ~

|
|

Rt. 4.
Big I

|Add

mp.

agara Grape Vine, 25 ea. Lee|hand picked,
postage.

Co-don, _

, Fitz

old, free to anyone who will dig lb. lots up. PP; Under 1% ibs.
add postage. Mrs, H. G.
Good Hope, Rt

Good Panershell Pecens, 25
Fig ;lb. Exe. 10 lbs. prepaid for 12
Sprouts, 25 ea. Cash or_exe.;clean print sacks. Shipoer to
3 .|Pay postage on bags, anv amt.
| up to 500 Ibs. J. D. Powel!
gerald, Box 529.

Few hundred Ibs. Pecans,
mostly Moneymaker, 15c for lot,
ge, Swaincboro, =

i=

Spanish Peanuts, :

n

O. pops, $7.
Mrs. - Rebecca

bus ;

Golden, Bremen, Rt. 2, Box 35,

dele, Rt

fer, or

POB 44.

ee

exe,

About 300 Ibs.
Seedling Pecans, 15c Ib.; Or exe.

per *Ibe
Money- |

corn. meat,

Glenwood, |

good - sound ~

Ib. for lb. for seed Peenuts, 100
Ibs. Spanish, 200 lbs. Runners,
or all Runners.

Or -Crowder, ~

Red Spanish Peanuts, 9.25 pk.
Sage Plants, 20c ea.; Huckleber- | Del. Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Mortin.

| 1948 crop Pecans

Stuarts, 21c; Moore, 19c:
| makers, 18c. Del. in Ga. in lots
of 10 lbs. Fred Doc:weile=,

Cor-
r se

Good Stewart and Columbia
1948 Pecans for sale at best of- |
for
chickens, pigs or anything can
juse. A. J. Grimes,

=)

Hay Peas. Ea. pay postzge. Mrs.
Gussie Anderson, Almz, Rt. 4.

15 lbs. extra nice large naper-

shell Pecans, sound, wel! lled,

|

|

pap Seedlings Pecan, aes tt [fe Sulle: te 1b: Bec Birla
Jones, Grayson.

Imp. Spanish Pearuts, hand _

: : . early | Picked. 25c Ib. in 10 Ib. lots; $5.
Nice Fig Bushes, bear early jbu. 5 bu. lots. K. S Lindsey.

M,

| Lizella. Box 313. (6 mi. E. Re-

size, 50c: 5, $2.00: Early large | berta Hwy. 80).

Ss.

Pecan Meats, broken, 90 Ib,

PP. Mrs.

dosta, R

) ae

Fred Atkinson

, Vale

Large sound Papershell_ Pe-

10c-| cans, 5 Ib. lots, 25c lb.; PP tq
carrying chrgs.|3rd zone. Exc. for home cured
L. Wiliams, Col-|/meat, syrup, or anything can
|use. No CODs. Add postage af-

ter 3rd zone. Sam
Hazelhurst, Rt. 1.

W. Smith,

1948 crop Stewart, Schley Pe- x

ca



SYRUP FOR SALE

ns, assorted and mixed, about
Vines, 25; $20. C; Also Boysen-|200 Ibs., 10 Ib. if all taken. At
, 8c ea. Lee Hood, | my farm. R. B. Rhodenhiser, Ma-

con, Rt. 2, Columbus Rd.



i



100 gal. 1948 crop good oot
il

Bunch/Cane Syrup, 75 gal. FOB. Wi
s, 50c}| not ship. R. L. Baxter, Ludowici.

Good thick Syrup in crates of

6

Trucker:

gal. to crate, $6. crate. Joe
|Brown, McRae.

1500 ga. pure Ga

.
a

>



i

Cane Syrup in No. 10 cgns, 80-

gal. FOB. Ander:

Whigham.

Pure Ga. Cane Syrup No. 18
cans, 6 gal. to case, $4.80: Also

3000-1 lb. bottles at
|FOB. T. B. Harrison, Whigham,

10c ea

1000 gals. Ga. Cane Syrup,

|60c gal. FOB my place.
| Mathews, Baxley, Rt; 1.

W.

.



400

planted
| Hastings last year., $11. C
PP in Ga. No checks. Enos
Mullins, Jasper, Rt. 2, Box: 108,

lbs.

1

genuine
yr.,

| COTTONSEED FOR SALE

Empir
ordered fro:

Ga. Exp. Stat. New Empire

Cottonseed, wilt resistant, gi
ned 1 var. gin, 9c lb. Riley
Couch, Turin.



1000 Ibs. Cokers 100 wilt re-

sistant

Cottonseed,
privately. ginned, ;
CWT. Ben. Fagan, Martin.

Ist.

yF,
pure, $7.50

Cokers 100 wilt resistant, RS:
r. $9. CWT; also 50 Ibs., Gol
elicieus pop corn, poppin,

seed, shelled, cleaned; :20 1%
FOB.. Exc. for
nuts. Sara M.

ecans or peas
mes, ete |

son Hawthorne












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COTTONSEED FOR SALE| MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS





- : Cokers 100 wilt resistant,



gleaned, treated, culled, delint-
ge 0d, ist. yr., had a yrs. rest,

$10.50 CWT; And Cokers 100

wilt resistant Cottonseed, not
- gleaned, treated nor: delinted,
$8.50 CWT. Thomas Partain, La-
vonia, Rt. 1.

DP & L Cottonseed, tst. yr.,
cleaned at gin, $8. CWT. M. L.
_ Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Stoneville 2B Cottonseed, 100}
- s, $6.00; Brah Peas, $6.75 bu.;
: eet Bean, 90 Day, $7.50 bu.
FOB. J. L. Garner,. Warthen.





















| HONEY BEES AND BEE
SUPPLIES FOR SALE



7

pail, $1.50; 10 lb, $3, Del. by
Mail; also 6-5 lbs., $7.00; 4-10
Ibs., $9.00; 6-5 lbs,, no comb, $7.
_ Exp /Col. Want Beeswax at 35c
Ib. Del. to me. Rev, Curd Walk-
er, Soperton, Rt. 1.

Pure Ext. honey, 6-10 lb.
pails, $12.50; 12-2% lb. glass
_ jars, $6.50; 6-5 Ib. glass jars,
$6.50; 6-5 lb. big mouth jars, $7.
All FOB and shipped promptly.
= a A. Crummey, Jesup, Box
ee lly,

- Honey Poplar and Black mix-
ed with comb, 2 lb. jars, 12 to
_ case, $6. Cs; 10 lb. buckets, $3.
You pay shipping chgs; also 100
eal, Italian bees, 10 frame mod.
hives, $1,000. or $12. hive. R. D.-
McLarty, Villa Rica, Rt. 1.

: 150 standard shallow supers,
8 frame size with frames, clean,
_ painted, in very good cond., 80c
- @a, ready for foundation. J. O.'!
Hallman, Jr., Blackshear.

.



EGGS FOR SALE



Hatching Eggs, from purebred
RI Red Bantams, 15, $1.50. PP.
_ Elbert Overton, Bowdon, Rt. 3.

Pure White African Guinea
_ Eggs. Can furnish from own
_ gtock 10-15-doz. wkly. in spring.
Make best offer. J. M. Jones,
Grayson.

White Rock Eggs, $1.50 set-
ting. Mrs. L. C. Kennedy, Stone
> Mountain, Rt. 2, (8 mi, N.,|
- Tucker, Lawrenceville Hwy.)

Plymouth Bantam Eggs,
- $1.50. Carl Pirkle, Buford.

3 AAA N. H. Red Eggs, $1.50
- per setting. Exc, for dried fruit
; strawberry plants. Mrs. Roy

. Herod, Adairsville, Rt. 3.

_. Purebred S. C. Buff Orping-
_ ton Eggs, 15, $1.25. PP. Crates
to be returned. Miss Ronie
: eo. Shellman, Rt. 1, Box

15,




Giant S. C. Black Minorca
setting Eggs. Breeding exclusi-
vely for 25 years. L. B. Millians,
_ Newnan.

Golden Sebright, Dark Corn-
ish, Leghorn and Japanese ban-
tam eggs, $3. and $5. per 15.
a Clark, Macon, 358 Spring

Purebred R, C. S. L. Wyan-
dotte eggs, $1.75 per 15. Docia
Harris, Lula.







FRESH AND DRIED
FRUIT FOR SALE



Nice sun dried Apples, free
of worms, peel and core, 20c lb,
Add postage. Furman Neal,
_ Aska.

Nice clean Sundried Sour
Apples, free of core and peel,
45ce Ib.; Also White Nest On-
ions, $1. gal. Add postage. Mrs,
Avery Weeks, Dial.

Nice dried fruit, 45c lb. Or
exc. 2 lbs. for 3 smooth print
sacks, Mrs. Stella Shook, Hia-
wassee.

Nice Sun Dried Apples, 30c
Ib, Mrs. H, A. Free, Cherry Log.

Sun Dried Apples, free of
eore and peels, 50 lb. in lots
lbs. or more. Mrs. D, L. Van-
Zandt, Dial, :







MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE



BUTTER
Jersey butter, 55 lb. plus
Beets ee: Mrs. Otis Mashburn,
: umming. Rt. 3.

No. 1 Strained honey, 5 lb.,/1

FOR SA'F

J

WANTED.





2 or 3 lbs., good, fresh country
butter each week, 60e lb. PP.
Mrs. T. H, Shook, Hiawassee.

APPLE JUICE AND CIDER

Sweet apple juice and sweet
and dry apple cider, all packed
4-1 gal. to shipping case, each,
$5. case FOB. Immediate ship-
ment. C. M. Miller, Cornelia.

Nice, dried fruit, free worms,
pool, 50c lb, also white, black-
eyed peas, 20c lb, Catnip, 50c
for big bunch. Add_ postage.
Mrs. H. A. Chastain, Roy.

FEATHERS

New, nice, white feathers, 70
Ib. del. Sample on request. Mrs.
Mary Collins, Gainesville. Rt.

GARLIC:

arge size garlic bulbs, 50c
dozs Add: postage. Mrs. Edgar
Adeock, Adairsville, Rt. 2.

GOURDS:

Gour ds, 8 to 17 in. cir. No
less 4 sold. State size and
quantity desired; also Gourd
seed mixed, $1.60 lb. No stamps.
Mrs. T. B. Thomas, Thomas-
boro. :

HONEY:
Pure Extracted Honey in
glass jars: 6-5 lb., $6.50; 12-

2 1/2 lbs., $6.50; 24-16 oz. jars,
$5.75; 24512 oz. jars, $4. Ship-
ped promptly. John A, Crum-

-| mey, Jesup.

One 55 gal. drum of Honey,
a little dark but very good
flavor. Sample on _ request.
Edw. B. Cook, Alma, 202 W.
7th. St.

LARD:
4 cans pure Hog lard, wt., 48
Ibs., $12.50 ea. Cannot ship. M,

|O. only accepted. J. L, Alford,

Bartow, Rt. 2.

MEATS

Some Hickory smoked Side
Meat, 35c lb. at my home. J. M.
Sosbym Cedartown, 747 Fletch-
er &t. ; 7

2 large hams, Hickory smoked,
around 34 lbs,, ea. 65c lb. J. T.
Prophitt, Chipley. Rt. 3. ;

Country cured meat per Ib:
1 ea. ham, 27 lbs., 50e; shoulder, |
25 lbs., 40c; side, 12 Ibs. 25c.

Add postage. Kenneth Stalcup,
Marietta. Rt, 5. : Tee
POTATOES 5

100 bu. or more pure P. R,,
sweet potatoes for seed. Write
for prices, W. A. Exley, Rincon.

Cert, Copper Skin P. R., sweet
potato seed in quantities, at
bank. No small orders shipped
anywhere, H. S. Baxter, Black-
shear. Rt. 2.

500 bu. Gov. Cert. P. R., and
La. Copperskin petatoes. W, H.
(Bill) Morris, Baxley. Rt. 4.

ROOTS AND HERBS

Sassafras roots, $1. lb, H, Wil-
son, Glennville. :

Yellowroot, Colts foot, wild
eherry bark, yellow dock and
burr dock, all 35c lb, Add _ post-
age. Wayne Cochran, Pisgah.

Horseradish, 50c doz; roots,
50c lb; Mt. Huckleberry. garlic,
catnip, tansy, balm, garden
gooseberry and Mullein, 50c doz
plants; red root, 25c bunch; wal-
nut Meats, $1, a Add postage,
Mrs. Pressley Fowler, Diamond,

SAGE

Dry sage, 75c lb. also. spotted
crowder peas, 35e lb. 4 lbs.,
$l. PP; running butter peas,
an lb, Myrtle Pace, Temple. Rt.

POTATOES:

50 bu. unit (not 100 to hill)
potatoes, Gov't. insp., field run,
$5, bu. at bank. Get them in
early February or will hold un-
til later. Roscoe Sullivan, Screv-
en, Rt, 1.

Unit 1 Copper Skin P, R.
seed potatoes from Cert. stock,
$2.7> bu. in 10 bu. up; Bunch
Copper King seed from Coastal
Plain Exp. Sta. same price.
D, J. Harrison, Blackshear.

Cert, Bunch P. R. seed pa-
tatoes, $4. bu. FOB. J.C. An-
derson, McRae,

SYRUP:

About 1000 gal. extra heavy
bright Syrup at barn, 6 gal. to
case, $5.50 Cs, if whole lot tak-
en, some in 1/2 gal. and some
in gal. cans. J. Grimes,

Best

1265 cases No. 10-6 cans to
Cs., $4. Cs,, and 100 cases No.
5, 12 cans. Cs., $4.50 Cs. FOB.
grade Ga. Cane_ syrup,
bright and. thick. R. C. Ponder,
Whigham, Rt. 1. S

. Tobacco: Geod chewing to-
bacco, 11 twists, $1.00; also
Gooseberry, garlic, sage, rasp-
berry, walnut trees, 7, $1.00;
Colts foot, 25 bunch; sassafras,
Queen, of the Meadow, Bear
foot, yellow dock and root, 3
lbs., $1. R. C. Stover, Pisgah.

WALNUTS:

Some nice Walnuts, dry and
hulled, bright meat type. It in-\
terested, see at my home. Mrs.
R. H. Whelchel,
Rr a:

Home cured, hand picked
Sage, ready ground, $1. lb. at
my home. Mariah Brown, Rich-
land.. Rt. 3. Box 48.

Dry garden sage, $1. lb. Mrs.
Roy Blalock, Canton. Rt, 3.
TOBACCO

Barn, flu cured Tobacco, chew-
ing or smoking., 4 lbs., $1. del.
Cecil Lightsey, Surrency, Rt. 2.

WALNUTS AND WALNUT
MEATS
Nice, clean walnut Meats, 50c

pint and postage. Cash or M, O,
Ance Grindle, Dahlonega. Rt.
1. Box 58.

Blackwalnut Meats, 50 pint
and postage, M. O, or cash, E.S.
Stephens, Dahlonega, Rt, 1.

2 or 3 bu. black walnuts, $1.

bu, Mrs. Ida Carson, Griffin, (on

Zebulon Rd.).

Few lbs. black walnut Meats,
75c lb. plus postage. Selma Wil-
liamson, Warne, N. C., Rt.. 1.
Box 32 (Resident of Ga., but P.
O. across line).

SAGE: -

Home cured, hand picked
Sage, a lb. at my home. Ma-
riah Brown, Richland, Rt. 3,|
Box 48.

Shade dried Sage, 30c qt.,
90e gal., garden sage plants, 10c
ea. 90c doz; also as. W., cab-
bage plants, 30c C; W. Bermuda
onion plants, 25c C. All del.
Mie: Leilar Phillips, Royston,
Rol:



MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED



ARTICHOKES:

Want Artichokes for domestic
use, Prefer white, but will ac-
cept red. State price. S.
Wellobrn, Columbus, 1501 3rd.
Ave.

Want Burr Artichokes Slips,
1 doz. or less. Mrs. Harry
Greene, Atlanta, 870 Lullwater
Rd. N. E. fees
BEES:

Want 5 stands Bees in pat-
tened or box gums. G. B. Bar-
rett, Cornelia, Star Rt.

Want several hives bees, or
just the hives complete with
frames and supers. Must be
reasonable, in good cond. Ed-
ward L. Bell, Stone Mountain,
Rt. 1, Hambrick Rd.

Want bees in good pattened
hives, $1.25 a stand, Charlie
Cook, Alpharetta, Rt. 3.

BEANS:

Want Velvet Bean Seed, both
runner and bunch. H. W. Shaw,
Lenox.

Want 1 bu. Bunch Velvet
Beans, $10. bu. Must be 1948
crop. A, L. Thompson, Cadwell.

CORN AND SEED CORN:

Want pure Sparks. Seed
Corn, Quote price per bu. Ed-
die Odom, Soperton, Pie 2.

Want corn, 100 bu, Quote best
price. Del. Fred L. White, Buck-
head.

Want several tons corn cobs.
Could be broken or slgany
damaged. Make best price. Del.
in Atlanta, Or might haul my-
self if near. Elmo Moore, At-
lanta, 1952 Brownsmill Rd.

Want 40 bu, good corn in
shuck. State best cash price del.
to my -barn, S, S. Storer, Doug-
lasville, Rt. 4.

COTTONSEED:
Want 25-50 bu. Summerour







Cairo, Rt. 1, Box 283.

Dawsonville, | .

Gainesville, Rt. 5,

Stockbridge, Rt. 2.

plant. H. E_ Fitzgerald, Pitts,

| Pear.

| WATERCRESS:



Cottonseed, Ist. yr. W. A, Bon-
\ Bowdon. i rs gee



Want 1 1/2 bu. pure Rucker
Cottonseed, Advise. Also 6 bu.
good Stock Peas for sale, $4.00
bu. W. L. Austin, Bremen, Box
131. \ .

CRABAPPLES: | Rona e
_ Want same nice tine orghap.
ples.. State price. Mrs. C. V.
eLoach, Columbus, Rt.) 1.
GOURDS: oe
Want Old Fashion Martin
Gourds, 26 in. Advise.- Mrs.
ae kB. Wagner, Eatonton, Rt.

Want half bu. Gourd or large
Martin var. Mrs, F, M. Lumley,
Lyons, RFD 1, :
PLANTS:

Want some Bunch Sweet Po-
tato plants. D, C. McGahee,
Townsend. :

Want to exc. 500 Early Bear-| -

ing Strawberry plants for Cab-|
bage or Onion Plants. Ea. pay
postage. Mrs, Geo. Hubbar

Want between 8 and 10 M
PR Potato plants by Mar. 15
or 20, Henry O, Subeck, Hazel-
hurst; Ft

POTATOES (SEED):
Want 50-75-100 bu, Certified

PR Sweet Potatoes for bedding.
Quote price. M. Christian,

Want Seed PR Sweet Pota-
toes, govt. insp., red skin. Quote)
price. Del, R.-E. Keith, Gaines-
ville. z
Want 1 bu. Old Time Boone
Sweet Potatoes for seed. Mrs.

Hoyt Stowers, Gainesville, Rt.

8, Box 48.

Want Old Fashion Forked
Leaf Spanish Potatoes. J. L.
Steadham, Albany, Rt. 2.

SEED: :

Want large Bushel Gourd}
Seed. Mrs. A

Ben McBryant,
Fitzgerald, Rt, 3. =
Want to exc. few bu. White
Blackeyed and New Era Peas,
not mixed, for Lespedeza Seed,
Kohe or Korean. Advise what
you have and how will trade..
Roy Puckett, Waleska, Rt. 1. |

Want large Seedling Pecan
Nuts, the kind that yields true
tooriginal nuts after planted.
Send samples and price per 1b.
Mrs. C. B. Biggar, Haddock.

Want White Nest Onions to

Rt::1, Box 36 A.

Want Vegetable Oyster Seed,
O. L. Clark, Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Want 5 bu. Syrup Cane Seed.
State price. Larry McDaniel,
Atlanta, 145 Luckie St. N. W.

FRUIT TREES: :

Want 5 each of followin
trees: Apple, Everbearing Mul-
berry, Chesnut, Scuppernong,
Must be cheap and root-
ed, for early planting. J. E. D.
Shipp, Americus. :

Want start of Watercress,
Ans. all letters. Mrs. O.-
Wilder, Carrollton, Rt. 3.
WHEAT: .

Want It bu. good sound
Wheat, free of weevils, weed,
and wild onion seed, Mrs. J. D.
Rowell, Rockmart, Rt. 2,
BEANS AND PEAS:

Want some genuine Bunch
Velvet beans, also some Whip-
poorwill or Skelton peas. State
price PP on small quantity. R.
W. Adams, Jefferson, Box 61. ~

Want Caley peas. Quote price
in first letter. C. B, Driskell,
Douglasville, Rt. 2. :

BEES:

Want few bee hives in pat.
gums. State kind, cond, and
price. W. C. Byington, Newnan,
Rt. 3. :

EGGS: - s

Want place order for several
settings Bronze.turkey eggs. Ad-
vise. Mrs, W, B. Merritt, Greens-
boro,

GINSENG:

Want some Ginseng roots,
a or dry at reasonable price.

rite first. Mrs, T. A. Branch,
Glennville, Rt. 1.

POTATOES:

Want 1 to 5 bu. old time Nig-

ger Killer potato seed. Advise

Feb. 25th; small_













Want 25 b

u,
tatoes, State pri
B. H. Upton,
more Ave. os
sweet potat
small size.

Carson, Griffin,

Want 25 to 50 bu.
yellow P. R. sw
Gov. insp., del. Atlar

Advise prices. J. How
Atlanta, 185 Alice |

SAUSAGE: >

_ Want some good, h
pork sausage, stuffed
cloth casings, prefe
sage in sense
Washington, Rt. 1 (

Nea [rs e

arm Springs,
Want either pint

Mayor seed. Write.

an, Atlanta, 418 P.

Pleeess 2

Want some B

bean seed. J. I. Watsc

Rt. 4 (Hammock Rd.

_ Exchange white, bla
New Era peas,

how will trade. Roy
Waleska, Rt. 1.

Korean Lespedez
combine run and n
able weed seed. J. C..
Sota. ee
Want some Squash
pepper seed. and son
Laveneder (dri (
Chas. Chandler,
Shadowlawn Av

CATTLE

Polled Hereford r
mos. old, never
about 700 Ibs., go
well developed.
Calhoun, Rt. 2. (Pe

Reg. Guernse
heifer, ea. 10 mo
size, good cond,
$150. ea. Arthur V
Ground, Rt. 4.

old, FOB barn,
Reg. Hereford Gilt,
$40.00; Reg. Berk
mos. old, $35. Re:
name, ship for
mar Burton, Ro
Polled Herefor
Rushkan Druino
prox. 2 yrs. 8 m
1000 Ibs., reason
lier, Barnesville.

including 19

-lealves by: side

first calf heifers
side or springe
heifers, 13 year

\old herd bull. |

Thos. E. Reeve,
Reg. Jersey B
Gems Lad A, |
mos. old,. sired oy
sign Dabbler 46726
All letters ans. W
Oakwood. ae
Reg. Roan Polle
Cow with reg, Red
horn Bull Calf

-|side; Reg. Roan Shor

ce good cond.
amilla, Rt. 1. x
Guernsey Bull (
old, purebred, nice
$50. J. A. Land, Cla:

Cow and_ Calf, $
Simmons, Hawkinsy
Reg. Guernsey Bu
25, 1949, grandson o
Melbas Emory, out

Haven Lily; Also reg.
born June 1948, grat
eldale Melbas

sires on dam side,

> B. Willingham,



rice at once. J. C, Kemp,
yons, Rt. 1. _ ces ga
Want some Golden. Seal.
seed. Advise. Lee ar Ha
> p. re

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CATTLE FOR SALE



_ HOGS FOR SALE



Purebred Guernsey Bulls, 8
. to 1 yr. old, out of ad-
nced registered cows, some
egeldale line, others Foremost
im line. Ped. on request.
. in ~ooades s name at reason-
able prices. A. O. Benton, West
Point, Zorayda So








































to wean,

good breeding stock,
onable.

O. S. Duggan, Ches-

HOGS FOR SALE

_ SPC Pigs, 4 males, 14 wks.
old,/$30. ea.; Males and females,
wks. old, $25. ea. Exc. blood-
s, all treated, crated, reg.
rers name. FOB. 5 mi. S. E,
Mrs. L: W. Seago,



i OIC short nose, blocky, 4
3 Os. old pigs, 1 female, 2 males,
$40, ea. Reg. in buyers name,
sl ipped anywhere single. Treat-
| All mail ans. Clemon B.
Pibur, Acworth, Rt. 1.

urebred Big Bone Guinea
Essex Pigs.




s Reg. OIC Hogs, furnish unre-
lated pairs, bred gilts, 200 lbs.,

$100. ea.; Open gilts, 175 lbs.,

75.00: Males ready for light
service, 175 lbs., $75.00; 8 wks.
old Pigs, $25. Ready to ship
anywhere. Satis. guar. W. H.
Nix, Alpharetta, Rt, 3.





Fb Hereford Boar, 15 mos.
ol 9d, from good bloodlines,
very good markings, wt. 175




S., $50. reg. buyers name;
iso Boars and Gilts, around
(00 Ibs: ea., $35. Dbl. treated,
reg. Will ship, we YS Edwards,
T., Byromville, Rt. 1.

Berkshire Hog, 18 mos. old,
mou 300 lbs., reg., full stock.
bar] Whitmire, Toccoa, Rt. 2.

12 Pigs, OIC and Big Bone

Guinea Cross, ready Mar, 15th,
10. ea. at my place, 3 mi. Ww.
ornelia, Whites Mill Rd. Will
ot ship. Kelton Blalock, Cor-
ielia, Star Rt.

oo Brood Sow, 2 yrs.
old Apr. 8th, papers to reg., has
mS 2 fine litters, now bred
to reg, OIC Boar, the site of 10-
16 litters, $125. Exe. for Jersey
opr Guernsey Milch Cow
avy Springer Heifer. Edwin
mpson, Douglasville, Rt. 1.

Large - Duroc-Jersey Sow to
ow this month (3rd litter),
last litter had 7, 2 barrows, fine
~ eond., around 150 lbs. ea. $100.
for lot. Mrs, A. R. Adams,
eH lortense.

- Booking orders, good-8 to 10
wks. old S. P. C. pigs, * dbl.
treated, Reg., buyers. name,
$25. ea. Begin shipment Feb-
ruary 22, Jim B. Bridges, Daw-
on, Rt. 4.

~ OIC Male, 5 mos. old, dbl.
treated, ee: in buyers name,

5. FOB. J. A. McAllister, At:
Ata, 126 . Wesley Rd.,

Black PC Pigs, 3 mos. es reg.
in. buyers name, $25. ea. Best of
breeding, winner Sears show.
_desse Patten, Richland, Rt. 2.

e. 6 reg. Big Bone Black Guinea
Pigs, 3 gilts, 3 boars, $18. ea.
Reg. in buyers name. Buyers
_ pay shipping chrgs. Ready for
shipping Feb. 27 (6 wks. old).
James McDonald, Commerce, Rt.
Ree. Le uw 160) bg. 16

mos. old, 7 pigs in litter, 'reg.
a TS furnished. Will not ship.





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-Eugene English, Locust
Grove, Ht, 2.
. Lots of hogs on range at

3 Blythe Island for sale. Mrs. John
S. Ward, Brunswick.

OIC Boar, ready for service,
abl. treated, reg. in buyer's
* Dame, $40. Ship anywhere. C.

_B. Driskell, Douglasville, Rt.:2:

k Big Bone Black Guinea Male

_ Pigs, 8 wks. old, reg. in buyers
2 name, $25. Mrs. oe Han-
= ley, Danielsville,

oe
= Reg. Hereford Pigs, 10-12 wks.
_ old, ready for shipment, inoc-
ated, reg., from State Grand
amp Boar and Sow. L. P.
Singleton, Fort Valley, Rt. 3.

4 prs. Little Bone Black Afri-
can Guinea Pigs, stay fat kind,
ment Feb. 21-at

. ea. E. J. Mason,














SP urebrea Hamp. Pigs, ready :

Hoyt Moss, |
|

Reg. Hamp. Gilts and Boars,
some boars 0 d enough for serv-
ice, reg. in buyers name. W. H
Morris, Baxley, Rt. 4.

| 8 reg. Sow Pigs of Tamworth
breed, bacon type, del. exp. of-
fice, $22. 50. Bonnie B. ee
Lawrenceville.

2 fine SPC Boars, old Sabiigh
for ot and 1 gilt, same age,
$37.50 ea. C. R. Morgan, Ameri-
|cus, Rt. e

- 6 reg. PC Shoats, 80-100 Ibs.,
7-8 wks. old, ready for delivery
Mar. 10. Mrs. Annie Moore,
Junction City.

Blocky Cherry Red Duroc
Pigs, 8-12 wks. old, either sex,
reg. in buyers name, treated
and shipped, $20. ea. Check or
MO. Crate returned at my ex-
pense. J. H. Bennett, Screven,

Fine reg. Hereford Boar, 1
and one half yrs. old, sell or
trade for dif. bloodlines. Mrs. W.
A.. Ward, Jr., Marietta, Rt. 3.
Phone 969-M-4.

Reg. Duroc Male Hog, best
qualities, 23 mos., approx. 300
lbs., $65. at farm; $70. crated.
FOR. Ludie E. Phillipe, Colquitt.
t.



HORSES AND MULES
* FOR SALE

*2 of each: Iron Gray mules,
1100 lbs., Black Work Mares,
1000 lbs., Saddle Horses, ~{1
Palamino, 1 Arabian, 5 gaited),
2 yr. old saddle horse, 1 Jack-
ass. Glenn Brumbelow, Alpha-
retta, RFO 2. Barnwell Rd. 1
mi. N. Chattachoochee River
Holcomb Bridge,

Black Mare Mule, 7 yrs. old,
1050 Ibs.,

Rutledge.

Middleaged mare mule, about
950-1000 lbs., $30. at my home.
I. Hughes, Lawrenceville,

ase

Extra good 8 yrs. old mare
mule, 1100-1200 lbs. gentle,
work anywhere; Also good 1 H
Wagon and: enough corn. in
shucks for feed for 3 mos.
Ivan Smith, Clarkston, Main St.

Mare Mule, 8 yrs.. old, 1200
Ibs., clean, safe for children,
work anywhere dbl or single,
very good quality, $200. W. E.
McCart, Loganville, Rt. 2,

Red Mare, Black Mane and
Tail, 1100 lbs., 4 yrs. old, work
single or dbl. and Wagon, 16
in. tires, needs small repairs,
$75. D. L. Maner, Smyrna, Rt.
1, Oakdale and Access Hwy.

Black Horse Mule, - around
1100 lbs,, work anywhere, gen-
tle, smooth mouth. M. M. Ro-
well, Bremen, Rt. 2, Box 47.

Bay Mare Mule, 11 yrs. old,
1000 lbs., work anywhere, good
cond., cheap. Fannie Kate Phil-
lips, Palmetto, Bees

Black Mare Mule, 900 Ibs., 10
yrs. old, extra good plow mule,
work anywhere, $100. Exc. for
good milch cow, fresh or fresh-
en soon; Pinto Mare Colt, 4 yrs.
old, broke to ride. Extra good,
$150. Oscar Hodges, Sanders-
ville, Rt. 3, Care Bluff Creek
Service Stat.

Pr. perfectly matched young
mules, 1100 lbs., work anywhere,
$400. cash or trade for heifers of
equal value. A. H. Comer, Ma-
rietta, Rt. 4, Austell Rd.

Mule, 800lbs. 9 yrs. old, $90.
Gene Cox, Ball Ground.

Several good farm mules,
right ages, very reasonable; Al-
so good used J: D. Tractor for
sale. T, Alton Perdue, Thomas-
ton, Phone 139.

Pr. good mules and wagon for
sale. No reasonable offer re-
fused. Karl L. Icenogle, Atlanta,
Ea Dr., N. E. Tel. Ch,

6 good mules, 6-10 yrs. old, 2
mowing machines, stalk cutter,
practically new, 2H wagon,
good cond. Plows and _ plow
stock. N. A. Johnson, Warren-
ton.

3 yrs. old horse, good and
gentle, for sale or trade for
cow. Bill Wood, Dalton, Rt. 4.
Tel. 628 J.

Good Mare Mule, 8 yrs. old,
work anywhere, $125. at my






lia Ave.

farm. Truman Neal, Aska.

-' work anywhere,

no blemishes, good 5
worker, $165. Rosser A. Harper, |

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



Bay Mare, 1150 lbs., gentle,
sound, 7 yrs.
old, $165. Or trade for good
milch cow, or yearlings. Obie
Coile, Athens, RFD 3.

Pr. Mare mules, middle age,
800 lbs. ea., for sale or trade for
milech cow. 6 mi. S. W. near Ball
Ground Church. Ernest Manley,
Carters.

Bay Mare Mule, good cond.,
gentle, work anywhere, 900 Ibs.,
0 yrs. old, $75. at my barn. Roy
Gosa, Leesburg, Rt. 1, Box 40.

Mule, about 1250 lbs., work
anywhere, not over 8 yrs. old,
cheap. Fred Cunningham, Ma-
rietta, Rt. 1.

Bay Mare, 5 yrs. old, 1100 lbs.,
work anywhere, no blemishes,
2 white feet, blaze face, $85. at
barn, 2 mi. Dalton. Sherman F.
Williams, Dalton, Rt. 1.

Good work mules, 1050 Ilbs.,
$75. Or exe. for pigs, hens or
yearlings of equal value; Also
extra nice horse,' wagon, etc.,
$85. W. D. Milam, Austell, Rt. 2,
Box 126. .

Blue Horse Mule, 1250 Ilbs.,
gentle, work anywhere, 9 yrs.
old, $120. Otto Orr, Flowery
Branch, et, As



RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE

1 Pair Giant White N. Z.
Rabbits, $5.00; 4 young White,
6 mos. old, $1.50 ea,; Or lot for
$10. Exp. Col. Mrs. Janie
Shankland, Augusta,

Broad St.

NZW Buck, 2 yrs. old, from
ped. stock, $5. exp, col. Mrs.
Otis Mashburn, Cumming, Rt.

NZW Rabbits from ped.

.| stock, 4-mos. old, 2. does, 1

buck, $3. ea.; $9. trio.
Owens, Covington, Rt. 2.

100 or more Guinea pigs or

G22 Es

8 wks. old rabbits or what have
you? C. L. Cawthorn, Atlanta,
977 Stewart Ave. S, W., RA.
3505.

Guinea Pigs (cavies), all col-
ors and ages, for sale or exe. for
what have you? W. B. Merritt,
Greensboro.

Fine breed of Chinchilla Rab-
bits, .bucks 6% lbs., does, 52
lbs. at 2 mos. old, all ped., 3
mos. old and up. Write for
pe Henry R. Collins, Flovil-
a.

Cavies, all sizes, mixed and
solid cols., for sale. Or cons. exc.
for heavy breed chickens. Reds

or Rocks. B. E. Hatcher, Jr.,
Griffin, 117 S. 14th St.
4 Does, 1 Buck, prohebiy

bred, $5. ea.; Young Rabbits,
wks. old, $2. ea. All pedigree. F
G. Ergle, Atlanta, 443 E. Ontario

Ave, S. W. Atlanta, Tel. Ra.
0647.
Guinea Pigs (cavies), young

stock, breeding age, $3. pr. Billy
Turner, Union Point.



SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE
Nubian Does, best stock,

young, 2 giving 2 qts. ea, 1
bred, one 5 mos. old Kid, bar-
gain prices. All healthy and
hornless. Cannot ship. R. C,
Moore, Rome, Box 963,

5 milk goats, 1 fresh, 2 nan-
nie kids, 2 supposed to be
bred to freshen in about 2 mos.
Nubian stock. All for $40. Mrs.
Arch Harris, Clarksville.

100 nice young ewes, $10. ea,
E. F,. Dean, Odum.

Tog. Milk Goats, young and
mature, does, heavy milkers, to
freshen soon. Mrs. D. N. Mad-
dux, Americus.

Fresh Milk Goat, Ist, kids,
1/2 gal. daily, good stock, also
2 Togs coming fresh in March.
Sell or trade. Silas Snipes,
Commerce.

Purebred Tog. Milk Goats, to
freshen soon, reg. and grade.
Carlin C. West, Clarksville.

2 fine milk goats, fresh, gen-
tle, (1 white, 1 black), reason-
able, B. A. King, Kennesaw, Rt.
2. About 1 1/2. mi. E. Kenne-



saw,

Ne vey

1275 1/2).

cavies, for sale or trade for 4-/1



Insecticides & Fungicides

There ate many

new insecticides and fungicides

coming on the market and only those tested and ap-
proved by State agencies for the control of insects and
plant diseases should be used by the farmers and other
citizens of the state. It is also essential to use them ag
recommended in the various spray and dust schedules,
For instance, if using benzene hexachloride for boll
weevil control, it should be in a mixture containing 3%
gamma isomer, as a 1% will not kill the boll weevil.

In using a ready prepared mixture, it should be fresh
and of the current seasons manufacture. Do not try to
hold it over and use the next year. However, standard
chemicals in the unmixed state, such as lead arsenate,
calcium arsenate, DDT, and many others, will keep ine
definitely and are good until used up.

It is a good plan to provide a special place that will

stay dry,

for all of your spray.and dust materials,

especially if you have to carry them over: Remember
you are dealing with poisons that will kill humans as

well as bugs.

Another good thing to do is-to buy insecticides and
fungicides in unbroken packages properly labelled by
the manufacturers. To be safe, use only those materiala
that are registered and approved annually by the Come
missioner of Agriculture for insect and plant disease

control and plant tolerance.

A new insecticide and fungicide bill has been pre-
pared for the consideration of the General Assembly
and if passed will greatly increase protection to farme
ers and others using economic poisons for control of

crop and structural pests.

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE



Reg. Tog, Hornless Doe, bred
to reg. buck, freshen ist. of
April, $75.00; Saanan Grade Doe
with horns, to freshen Apr. Ist,
$25. Ray Otwell, Temple.

3 Nubians, milk type goats,
not milking, reasonable. Will
not ship. Kenneth Kitchens,
Care Mrs, T. F, Hicks, Adel, Rt.

Reg. French Alpine Billy, 11
mos. old, has horns, black and
white, gentle, $35. Cannot ship.
Inquire at W. T. Swygerts
Place, Junction 41:54 Hwys.
Mrs. S. A. Hudgins, Jones-
boro.

6 fresh in milk goats, 2 young
with Ist. kids, $20. ea.; 2-3 qt.
goats, $35. ea.; 2-4 qt. $40. ea.
Marvin E. West, Fairburn, Rt,
1. Out Cooks Crossing Rd.



FARM HELP WANTED

Good 2H crop for standing
rent. Grown most anything,
Good land. No drunks. House
furnished. Mrs. Alice Stanfield,
Pavo, Rt. 1.

-Want farmer for 25-30 A
(part bottom) on halves, 4 R
house. 3000 cap. chicken house.

School and mail rt: Desire
Christians. No drunks. A. J.
Daniel, Gainesville, Thompson
Bridge Rd.

Want col. family at once for
1 or 2H share crop. Good land,
well of water at house. Plant
cotton, corn, peanuts, etc. free
garden spot. Hire by day when
not in crop. Must be ready to
work, 18 miles Augusta. Neer
school and churches. Otis 11.
Martin, Blythe.



FARM HELP WANTED

Want 2 plow hands, 3 or 4 te
hoe, for 2H crop, 50-50 basi
Good 4 R_ house, lights. ull
and school bus by door. Goo
barn, pasture. W. W. McPher-
son, Villa Rica.

1H farm, on halves. Good lan
school by.door, mail. New 5
house.. White or colored. Let=
ters ans. Ira N. Shiflet, Dewey
Rose, g

Want good reliable white
man for 1 or 2H crop, stan
ing rent or 50-50 basis. Good
R house with elec. Mail
school Rt. Also 2H cropper
(col,) on halves. 4R house. See
or write C. W. Walker, McDon
ough, Tel. 3356.

Want farmer for 2H or ng

Want small white family to
make small crop, 50-50 basi
cotton and corn. Good land
steck and tools. Near scho
and mail rt. Must furnish own
groceries, K. S. Price, Cleve
land, Rt. 4.

Want farmers for truck far:
4-10 A on halves. Good lane
4R house, mules and tractow
More land available. Light,
water, wood. Good offer. Writ
or come. Carl Henderson,
Sharpsburg, Rt. 1, Box 74.

Want white or col, family
for small of large acreage 3
tractor equipped farm. Geo
land, 50-50 basis. 3 R housa

mail and school rt. Also extra.

work in pulpwood cutting. Mra,
J. T. Pitts, Newborn.

Want family to work, 1 or %
H crop, 50-50 basis, or stande
ing rent. Good 4 R house, elety
new barn. Wood and water.
School and ,mail rt. Mrs,
Herschel Smith, Winder, Rt. 2



v



shall be responsible for



IMPORTANT NOTICE

TERMINAL INSPECTION OF NURSERY STOCK:

For the benefit of those not defined by statute
as a Nurseryman or Dealer or Agent desiring: to
make individual shipments or gift shipments of nur-
sery stock, a terminal inspector point is hereby es-
tablished at 432 State Capitol, Atlanta, Georgia. In-
spections will be made at this point, and if the plants
are found apparantly free of plant pest, terminal in-
spection certificates will be attached and the nursery
stock allowed to proceed to destination. The consignor

point of origin to inspection point and thence to des-
tination, whether transported by parcel post, express,
bus, truck or other carriers.

C. H. Alden, Director, eee Dept. of Entomology. |

transportation cost from






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_ Wednesday, Feorane 3 . 1





EORGIA CORI

ipated-and were numbered among the
223 high producers.

(Continued from Page One)

themselves that some Georgia land, with
proper fertilization and cultivation will
produce large yields of corn at a reason-
able cost per bushel.

One of these farmers produced 330
bushels on 2 acres; another 407% bush-
~ els on 2% aeres; another 435 bushels on
8 acres; another 876 bushels on 6 acres,
and another 2538 bushels on 18 acres.

The interesting thing about this dem-
onstration ix that a large number of our
junior farmers, members of 4-H elubs
and vocational agriculture boys, partic-

We

mains



acre.

FARM HELP WANTED | FARM HELP WANTED

els of corn

eannot visualize

that,

FARM HELP WANTED

the 225,000
farmers in Georgia producing 100 bush-
to the acre, but the fact re-

in order to build a well-
rounded farm program, we must neces-
sarily increase our production above the
present average acre yield. The records
show that. in 1948, 3,373,000 acres were
planted in eorn, produeing 49,182,000
bushels, or an average of 15.5 bushels-
per acre. This, however, is a consider-
able improvement over the twenty-year
period1925-46of 10.6 bushels

or treble our

industries.

per



POSITIONS WANTED

T-salute the 1415 Georgia farmers wh
participated in the contest in 1948, an
it is my fervent hope that interest
greater and more economic per acr
yields will continue until we can dow bl

tion for the State.

The sad fact is, we cannot conti 1
to import large quantities of grain fron
other sections of the country and hoy
to make the maximum profit from
rapidly expanding livestock and poul

TOM LINDER,

Commissioner of Agriculture.












present average prod H

POSITIONS WANTED



Want man.to work on farm,
Mer mth. Board and laundry,
. F. King, Iron City.

2-3 H farm, 3rds and 4ths,
REA lights, pasture with run-
ning water, mail and_ school
bus rt. Near church. 3 mi. S. #.
Grayson. 7 mi. Lawrenceville.
Jonah Cheek, Lawrenceville.

Want couple to work crop
on shares and wages. House,
| garden, elec., fire wood. S. S.
| Storer, Douglasville.

Want good white woman, 50-
60 yrs. old who wants a good
home to live as one of family
and help with flowers, garden,
and other light farm chores. R.
L. McCallister, Gordon, Rt. 2,

Large farm for rent ~ crop, !
standing or cotton, 10 A sericea,
40 lespedeza, 3 houses, 2 large
pastures. Just off Winder-Jei-
ferson paved hwy, Known as
Joe Collins place. See: Mrs. L.
C. Allen, Hoschton.

Want good man and wife to

shares, halves or wages. R. S.
White, Stone Mountain, Rt. 1.

Want couple, white, young
or middleaged for farm, 50-50
basis, Family patches, corn, po-
tatoes, garden. House, lights,

Want unencumbered woman
for light work on farm. Live as
one of family. Poultry and gar-

den work. W. M. McClain, At-| ust appreciate good home.
lanta, Rt. 7, Box 333. Paul Ave.| Ref. exe. Frank E. Turner,
(At Esst End Bernard Rd.) | Upatoi.

Waut reliable man for dairy
farm, electrical equip. 4 R
house, plenty good land. Salary
and shares for farm work. Good ;
opportunity for hard worker.
Work with owner. Write: John!
E. Buford; Macon, Rt. 1.

Want family for 2H crop with
force enough to work tobacco,
peanuts and produce, 50-50 ba-
sis. REA line, mail and_ school
bus rt. J. C. Adams, Pelham,
Rt. 3.

Want a man to plow 1H crop



Want 1H er farm and part pay. Room and board.
help se'f ean Sheds ece No bad habits. M. F. Wooten, |
ing. ete. on shares. Also a small Bethlehem, Rt. 1.
turpentine crop. if enough! Want reliable farmer for 2H
force. Must be sober, willing|or lar 1H crop, 50-50 basis,
workers. Furnish brood sow to! good house, running water,
raise on shares, and cow to ' alec., wood. Mail and school rt.
milk. 5 R house, elec., good | House now vacant. Give full de-
barn. I. H. Anderson, Alma, Rt. | tails as to age, how many in
4 (9 mi. N. E. Alma) \family, etc. Roscoe Carden, For-
c eta : est Park, Rt. 1.
ot po act sialiee ne Want reliable, strictly sober
Bes OF }tarmer, physically fit to work

rent crops on halves. Will take|ipe year around and manage

white or colored. Large farm'farm 5 mi. Atlanta. Must be ca-
B mi. S. Madison. Pay goog pable and well recommended. S.
wages. Phone No. 39234. W, A.4C. Noland, Atlanta, 161 Spring

Jordan, Madison, Rt. 3.

FARM LAND EDITION

Our Special Farm Land Supplement will be pub-
lished March 16. Farms For Sale, For Rent, Wanting
to Buy and to Rent, and In Exchange For, Land no-
tices MUST REACH THIS OFFICE, 222 STATE
CAPITOL, ATLANTA, not later than Wednesday,
March 10. All notices received after this date (March
10th), will NECESSARILY have to be OMITTED
FROM PUBLICATION. Notices for this land ediion
MUST NOT EXCEED sixty (60) words, including
name and addresss and telephone number (if de-
sired). Notices will be CUT if necessary to meet the re-
quicements. If you have more than ONE tract of land,
then the tracts MUST be consolidated into ONE NO-
TICE .... ONE NOTICE ONLY TO A PATRON, or

members of same household listing same property. . .

St. N. W. Al. 9434 or He. 5543.





address ... this in order that all notices of such type
received through March 10th may be published.

POSITIVELY NO REAL ESTATE NOR REAL
ESTATE AGENTS NOR CITY PROPERTY OR
HOUSES, APARTMENTS OR ROOMS FOR RENT
OR WANTED, STORES OR OTHER BUSINESS
PROPERTY NOR OUT OF THE STATE LAND
OR PROPERTY WILL BE PUBLISHED . . . GEOR-
GIA FARM LAND AND GEORGIA FARMS ONLY.
This in accordance with U. S. Postal Regulations,
governing our SECOND CLASS MAILING RATE.

SEND IN ane FARM LAND NOTICE IMMED-
IATELY.



farm or do truck farming on.

7 1 ;
water, wood. Reasonable salary. L. Powell,

not exceeding sixty (60) words, including name and |





Want exp. man for dairy farm.
Approx. 15: mi. Eatonton. 265 A,
8 R house in good repair, lights,
deep well. Good barn. L. O
Benton, Monticello.

1H crop available, elec. good
house, school bus. Work while
not-in erop. Dr. Dewey. Nabors,
Atlanta, 330 Doctors. Bldg.

1H erop, 50-50 basis. Plenty
new tools and good team _ to
work with. 3 R house, lights,
wages. Alfred Atking, Armu-
chee, Rt. 2.

Want man with force enough
to cultivate 3 A tobacco, 13 cot-
ton, 10 in corn. Must be sober,

agreeable and wiling to work.
Good 4 R house, mail and school
bus. 3 mi. town. Also lights. T.
Lake-+Park; > Rt, <3;
Box 1-A

Want good Blacksmith. Must
be good sober man. Write or

see. 6 mi. N. Bowdon at Kansas
Store. W. B.. Johnson, .Waco,
Rt 2

Want woman between 30-50
yrs. old to keep house for 3 in

family. Room, board, some
money. Otto Rice, Cumming,
Rte 1:

| Want good man to work on
|farm for some wages and some
erop. School bus and mail rt.
Good house. W. A. Moore, Had-
dock, Rt. 1.

Want man with small family
to cultivate 30 acres, 50-50 ba-
sis, with tractor. Cotton, pea-
;nuts, tobacco. corn. Good land,
3 R. house, lights; mail and
school bus rt. Chas. L. Nevill,
Pulaski.

Want farm hand, one that can
run tractor with equipments.
| Home, board. and salary. Mrs.
W. A. Smith, Duluth.





. POSITIONS WANTED



Want 2H crop on halves, 2
boys (29 and 22 and 19 yr. old
girl. Dont drink. Prefer North
Ga. Mrs. Annie _ Nicholson,
Rome, Rt. 5, Box 402.

Exp. tractor farmer

fer 50-50 basis, elec.,
Have own tractor and equip. 4
in family. M. L. Tingle, Forsyth,
Riek

World War II Vet., wife (small |
baby), want good 1H crop 50-50 |
basis.. Honest, sober, exc. char-

acter. 3R house with water, |

work when not in crop. Edgar |
|A. Digsby, Cedartown, Rt. 1.)
Care Julian McElwell.

Want job driving tractor or
truck. 15 yr. exp. cattle and}
hogs. Desire good house, near
school and church. Can manage
labor. 42 yrs. old,
Robert Hodge, Columbus, 307 J}
Peabody Apt.

house,, standing rent. Prefer
near Atlanta. (Fulton Co.) J. W.
West, Atlanta, 320 Crew St. S.W.

Married man wants job on
farm, exp. in farm and dairy
work, 5 children, boy 13. House
with lights. 2 mi. E. Jonesboro.
Beckham L. Wilson, care J. W.
Carrell, Rt. 1, Box 393.



.|family. Stanley Moore,



want |
about 75-100 A farm suitable for |
row cropping with tractor. Pre-| salary and sdme crop. Willing
school rt. | workers.

Willing workers,

6 in family. hae shares

White man wants job-in dairy
or on farm. Lifetime exp. dairy-
ing. 26 yrs. old, married, 4 in
Care,
Homer Floyd, Jonesboro, RFD 3 es

Want job in dairy or poultry
work, or caretaker of farm.
House with lights and water.
Ready to move now. W. A. Pat-
terson, Rex, Rt. 1.

Want job on poultry farm, ex-
perienced, some college train-
ing, sober, honest, married, set-
tled reasonable price. H. McCoy,
Macon, 20 Helen At. Care, A. E.
Odom.

Want light work on farm,
looking after cows, hogs,
chickens. Can do repair work.
State salary with room and
board. J. C. McCleod, Milan, Rt.
1, Box:17;

Reliable, well exp. white wo-
man wants place on farm with
good reliable
with light farm chores for home
for self and daughter, and rea-
sonable salary. Mrs. Ida Mae
Sullivan, Carrollton, 47% Clif-
ton Terrace.

Want dairy work. Have labor
to care for 100 cow dairy in-
cluding feed, growing and pas-
ture maintenance. 10 yrs. exp.
Thomas A. Mode, McDonough.

Man with wife, 2 children,
want job on farm driving trac-
tor or truck. Also mechanic.
Ready to move now for wages.
Jake Godwin, Alma, Rt. 2. Care
Mrs. S. R. Godwin.

Young man and wife want 1
H crop on halves with, sorne
good landlord. Have to be fur-
nished. Prefer Gwinnett or Bar-
row Co. Billy R. Greeson, Au-
burn, Box 33.

Unencumbered white man,
48 yrs. old, wants job as farm

tractor operator. Reared on
farm, exp. in hog, cattle rais-
ing, and poultry, Also work

with fruit. Impossible to .walk
all day because of some physi-
cal handicaps, but can use
mechanized equip. Lomus Hut-
to, Macon, 3125 Antioch Rd.

Want job on farm with good

GI Bill. Prefer with stock, other | to have feed furnished. Have to

be moved. Have wife and 14
| yrs. old boy, 1 boy = grown.
sober, and
Avery, Dry

honest. A. E,

Branch, Rt. 1,

Man with family wants dairy
(no other basis).
Boys 13 and 16 yrs. old. Can

| milk and run milking machines.

| 18 yrs. exp. Good references. L.
Want 10 A or more, 4 or 5 Ri Morrison, Macon, Rt, 2.

Exp. truck~ and tractor op-
erator wants farm on 50-50
| basis, and daily wages when
not in crop. Married, 4 in fam-
ily. Have to be moved. Avail-
able any time. Can give refer-
ences. K. W. Mallgreen, Mill-
wood, Rt. 1,

or.

| dairy on shares or salary, 49 yr:

people helping.











































Want 2H farm, 50-50 b
Good 4R house, lights, |
Pete Kirkland,- Pitts, Rt. 1

White man wants job
farm, general farm work, or |
dairy or stock farm. Need 4
house, wood, lights. Expe
enced. R. M. Denmon, Co!
Rt. 1. Hwy. 42, Thurmond

Man and wife want work o
farm. Have to be moved. Nee
2-3 R house. Prefer Fulton Co
but - cons, going anywher
Write or see: George H. Mitch
ell, Stonewall, Box 125. Cc
tingema_ Lake. aa

22 yrs. old man wants -1I
crop for this year. 3 in familj
Write at once. Edward Danie
Carrollton, RFD 5.

Want job on chicken farm

old. Gooc health. Furnish rei
erences. Mrs. Laura F. Taylor
Demorest,

50 yrs. old White man wan
job on farm. Experienced |
poultry and livestock. Can 4d
rough carpentry and repai
buildings. Room, board,
Single. Go anywhere, sober an
honest. Enclose stamp for re
ply. J R. Patterson, Atlante
313 Washington St,

Want 8000 chipping box
(turpentine), Exp. hands. R.
Womack, Toomsboro, Rt. 2.

Want job tending corn.
yrs. exp. in grinding, Cons. 6
shares. Charlie Beebe, Hart
well, Rt. 2. 4

Want job on farm doing cat
pentry, repair and paint wor!
of farmer. 15 yrs. exp. Reason
able salary. Write: H. M, Peat
son, Macon, 1072 Walnut
Tel. 8729W.

Want vegetable or prodil
farm or stock on shares. 4
house. Self and niece. W. M
Rudisill, Atlanta, 487 Centra
Ave,, S. W.

Country raised woman wan
place on farm looking afte
cows, chickens, garden, ete.
children in school. 3 or mor
R house. Close to church an
school. Husband now employe

ee ae
SR Bek Go gins orient, Orne Foi ert

Have to be moved. i
Not over 10 miles Douglas, Ref. exc. Write: Mrs. | M. W
good house. Move any time. Price, Kennesaw, Rt, 1.

| Have 2 children (girl 13, boy; Want light work on farn anny

16). Mrs. William Hersey, | Prefer with elderly couple. d
| Douglas, 1307 Sellers St, '46 yrs. old, unencumbered, raiss} ale
;ed on farm. Mrs. Frances Grif tro
Want farm, 50-50 basis. Have |fin, Care, T. E. Stewart, Deca-}

lights. Qualified to farm ander own mule and tools, but have) tur, Rt: Z 4 $
Exp. dairy hand wants job W

Can do all kinds dairy wor! th
milking machines, dry hand Hat

milk house work. Can also dri Stan
tractor, truck, and do carpentel} . |
work. Need 4 R house. Move af !e(|
once. W. R. Moore, Griffin, Rt Prod
'B. Care, H. N. Helms. a .
Want 1H crop, 4 R house Paty
poultry, on halves. 5 in fa and
(one is carpenter). Have to
furnished. See or notify. Jes} -
Ledford, Gainesville, Rt, Wi

(Candler St., back of Airport} :
White man, 7 in family, = ;
and 2 boys to work, all
tractor drivers, wants fon
with reliable party, with 4 /]
house, for reasonable | "wage
Jimmie Beard,. Pa Rt.