Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1949 May 18

2 WEDNESDAY, May 18, 1949

ESTIGATION OF BAD PEANUT STANDS

0 many Se plaints from farm-
ne dealers and shellers, L have
! ducting ee ray

aS were oder aatk
a 2 eS manufactured ae the

fedesfay morning, Bay At, the
meeting was held in the Senate

State Capitol, Atlanta, which
ade Pe additional farmers,

And, at this meet-
pisos Rubber Company

esented by Dr. Brasfield, Chem-.

gat ek, Connecticut, Mr. Plitt

rney, New York, Mr. W. EK.

z Salesman for. the United
; nm Company, and sae ses

armers estified that peanuts

planted which had been treat-
S}

every ease, the touche os testified

hats they planted, treated. wie

And, even peanuts Se
ock. planted which had no
gave a satisfactory stand.

lence showed this was true on
lanted early. Tt was true of

ylanted ten days later and was

of peanuts planted three to
later ee the earlier ees

gia ee eg Siiien: ice :
eorgia, testified that all of

sts made at the Kxperiment Sta-

wed that Spergon W. P. did_

ntain fungieide. properties sut-

o control fungus in seed pea-

iggins s brought a sample or speci-
f peamits he had treated with
pon W.P. a nd demoustrated
ilea large percentage of the seed

lin the ground, they would not
_ The farmers, seed inspectors,

shellers all testified to oe





insecticid

never : fecaiwedl his approval of Spergon
W. P. for peanut seed treatment, as re-
quired by the law of the State.
It was further developed that United
States Rubber Company did not register

_Spergon W.-P. as a seed protectant

but they did sell it under a label as :
protectant for seed peanuts.

Here we have hundreds of farmers
scattered over a wide section of the
State. Men with years of experience in

growing peanuts; some of them planted >

earlysome planted late. Some had
excessive rains and some did not.
used one kind of fertilizer, some another
and, still, others another type of ferti-

Were ey

_- Some farmers planted seed that show-.
ed a high test of germination in the

laboratorysome p 1 aunted-seed that
were not so good, Some planted their
own seedsome sed purchased from

other farmers and some planted seed
that had been stoek-piled by shellers

and dealers. Some planted seed un-
treatedsome seed treated with Sper-
gon W. P.some seed treated with
Coresan, some treated with Arasan and
some treated with other protectants.
Yet, in spite of all these many factors,
the one fact common to them all was
that seed treated with Spergon W. Pk

did not come up but where other treat-_

meuts were used and where no treat-

-Inent was use d satisfactory stands

were obtained. This was true to the ex-
tent that different seed planted in the

: same field, at the same time, failed to

come up when treated with Spergon
W. P., but did come up where Sper-
gon W. P. was not used. .

With all this evidence in hand, I ask-
ed the representatives of United States
Rubber Company what they were going

to doabout it. Mr. Plitt Sadtler, At-

torney for the United States Rubber
Company, New York City, stated in ef-
fect that the company had no liability in
the matter meaning, of course, that the
company was not going to do anything
about it. ~

Because of these facts T have cancelled
all registrations for all products of
United States Rubber Company reg-
istered in this Department as I believe
the only way to adequately protect the
farmers of the State against non-resi-
dents who refuse to stand behind the
products they sell is to cancel their reg-
istration and stop the sale of such prod-
ucts. :

T also cancelled them for the further

reason that Spergon W. P. and other
; and fu igicides of United

Some.



States Rubber Company have pee sold:

_as seed protectants to farmers and deal-

ers, but have not been registered as such
with the State. a

Asa result of the Rubber Company re
fusing to make restitution to the farm-
ers who were vietims of the use of.
Spergon W. P. it was determined to
have a committee of farmers, dealers
and shellers to work out a concrete plan.
for the protection insofar as possible o
the farmers, dealers: and shellers who.
had used Snergon W. P.

The committee consists a the Cone
missioner of Agriculture, Mr. H. asf
Wingate, Pre Sidertt of Georgia Farm

Bureau, Mr. R.'T. Zorn, Lyons, Georgia, |

farmer, Mr. Jack Jenkins, Blundale,
Georgia, farmer, Mr. J. Franklin Toole,
Garted. Georgia, Dealer, Mr. Jack Wil-
lis, Dealer, Mr. Frank Jenkins, Vidalia,
Georgia, Sheller, and Mr. J. Roy Par-
rish, Jr., Douglas, Georgia, Sheller.

We aa hold a meeting of this com
mittee with attorneys, in the office of

the Commissioner of Agriculture, -Tues= a
, day; May 17, 1949 and try to get definite

action started and make every effort
possible to recoup the losses sustained,

The Georgia Seed Law does not give
the Commissioner of Agriculture au-
thority to collect losses for farmers as
does the Fertilizer Law. Under the_
Fertilizer Law the Commissioner.of Ag-
riculture is authorized and directed to-
eolleet penalties to which the farmers
are entitled for fertilizer deficiencies. _

The Seed Law simply provides that
the Commissioner of Agriculture ean
make investigation and make report of
his findings. And, the Commissioner cs
report can be used as evidence in the
trial of claims for damages gr owing out
of the sale of seed that are sold in viola-
tion of the Seed Laws.

This is the reason it is necessary to
get this committee, representing the dif
ferent parties interested, together in
order to combine our efforts and try to
force the manufacturers to back up this
product which they sold in Georgia.

Spergon W. P. is a pink poe
and gives peanuts treated with it a very
bright color. It does not gum up the
peanuts as Ceresan and other seed
treatments do, but leaves them in a_
mechanical condition to pass easily
through the planter. This has been one
of the talking points of the salesmen for
its use.

After the meeting May 17th, we will i
probably need full information from the
farmers who planted peanut seed treat-

ed with this pink powder, and who did
not get up a satisfactory stand.




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ERY FOR SALE

2 Corn Binders, need some
repairs, Case 1 row. power
=take-ofi, Inti. Harvester, runs

by bull wheel, tractor and mule
tongue, $65. ea. M. C. Roberts, |
Ball Ground.

Farmall H Tractor, 1941 mo-
del, McCormick-Deering Bind-
er, 8 ft. Sickle, Intl. Harvester-
Thresher, 2 H Wagon, Tractor

Wagon, 3-2 H Turn Plows,
Corn Sheller few other items,
oo1000,., Mrs. V.G.. Groves,

Blairsville.

3-70 Saw Gin Continental
Gin outfit, press pulleys, shaft
Duplex Gummer
and Filer, good cond., cheap.
A. L. Horton, Norristown.

2 H. McCormick - Deering
Walking Cultivator, $55. FOB.
Joe Morgan, Vienna.

Farmall M Tractor,
* tor, planters; fertilizer
harrow, weeder, tiller, plow,
Time spreader, reaper, binder,
and Side Del. Rake. A-1 cond.
D. H. Simmons, Hawkinsville.

Ford-Ferguson Equip: Plant-
ers, Distributors, $75:; Side
Mower, $175.; New Rear Mow-
re o220.. > Duster, .: $150.3 2)
Sweeprakes, $25. -ea.; Bottom
Plow, $75. Or trade for har-
row or disc plow. R. A. Eaven-
son, Dewey Rose.

1-M-M Z Tractor, good rub-
ber, good cond, 1-M.M. 60
Houston Combine, Wisc. V4
gir cooled motor, $2000.; 7 Mi.
Fast Stockbridge, just off Hwy.
138. T. K. White, Stockbridge.

30 in. Rock Meal Mill and
Corn Sheller, complete with 6
cylinder motor, etc., all good
cond.; Also 25-30 Cypress, root
type, Bee Hives, complete with
covers and metal tops and some
bottoms. L. H. Quarterman,
Flemington.

1949 Ford tractor, 2 disc till-
er, Sub soiler, B and B har-
row, all lift type, complete out-
fit, $2,050. W. J. Presley, Jr.,
Cleveland.

- 1_H. hay press, good cond,,|
- for sale or exc. for cows, hogs, |
- eorn, oats, hay, anything can|
use. R. L. Brown, McRae. |

|

J. Deere 12 A Combine with|
otor, $1200. W. N. Johnson, |
arrenton, Rt. 1. |

Elec. Victor Milk Cooler,
holds 6 ten gal. cans, used
about 1 yr., $150.; Also 35 gal. |
barrel churn with motor, sell|
cheap. Call or write: J. F. Wil-|
gon, Atlanta, Rt. 4, Box 317.|

el. Am. 5995. |

_Grain Master, Model 15 Com-
bine, 6 ft. out with auxiliary
mgine, and heavy duty power
ay press. T. A. Morgan, Chick-
amauga, Rt. 1,

cultiva-
attach.,





SECOND HAND MACHIN-
ERY FOR SALE

3000 or more good Cypress
Tobacco Sticks, 51 in, long.
priced right. Come see. O. J.
King, Brinson, Box 126.

2 large Mortise Wheels for
use with grist mill, one bevil
gear, $40.; One straight, $50.
Bring hoist to load them. D.
A. Little, Cumming, Rt. 1,

Lilliston Peanut Picker, on
rubber, used one season, 5 xX
60 endless rubber drive belts,
also set Southern Peanut
Plows, used 1 season, $25. Mil-
ton Minchew, Jr., Macon, Rt. 3.

6 ft. Oliver Riding Cultiva-
tor, $25.; Oliver Dise Riding
Cultivator, $20. Arthur Stoner,
Flintstone.

Canner, holds quart or half
gal., $13) Mrs. James Johnson,
Summerville, Rt. 2. .

F-20 Farmall Tractor, good
rubber tires, good cond., power
take-off, pulley for belt, tiller
on rubber (grain drill, cheap.
All letters ans.) R. U. Stubbs,
Mauk.

Two 60 Saw Lumus Gins,
Murray Cleaners and Feeders,
steel lint flues, good suction,
large condenser, dbl. box press,
friction tramper, line shafting
and band wheels. Exc. for good
tractor. R. D. Rowser, Dawson-
ville.

Good McCormick _ Binder,
good cond., $75. C. E. Martin,
Raymond.

Caterpillar No. 10 Tractor
with overhauled motor and
new 10-28 Athens Bush and
Bogg Harrow, both for $700, at
my place. W. B. Tinsley, Jr.,
Senoia, Rt: 1. Phone 17 M. :

Riding Tractor on new rub-
ber, Briggs and Stratton En-
gine, mower, harrow, turn
plow, cultivator, $650. Mrs. J.
W. Suggs, Fairburn.

2 H Walking Cultivator with
feet and disc, fenders, for farm-
all H Tractor, good as new,
reasonable. G. W. Bryant, Ha-
bina; Rate:

Avery Mower, 6 ft, rubber
wheels, $175:00; Hay Rake,
horse drawn, $50.00; 1 H wagon
$85.00; Single Sec. Harrow,
$50.00: King Corn Planter, 1

isec. cut harrow, $50.00; 6 row

cotton duster, $125. Mrs. M. T.
Harrison, Atlanta, 1096 E.
Clifton Rd., N. E. Tel. De. 1096.

M 69 Harvester
with Wisc. V-4 motor,

Combine
good

cond., cut about 75 A since be--

ing overhauled, 7 mi. E. Stock-
bridge, just off 138 Hwy. T. K.
White, Stockbridge.

Can Sealer, 2-3 size, $8. S. D-
larrison, Kathleen.



SECOND ,

TACHINERY FOR SALE



Two Oaks Automatic 5 Deck
Elec. Brooders, good cond., $40.
ea.; $75. for both. FOB. R. O.
White, Jonesboro, Rt. 1, Box
383. Phone 3176. = *.

Farmall M Tractor, cultiva-
tors, 8 Disc tiller, made 2 crops,

like new, a real bargain Z. T.
Houser, Jr.,> Scott. : :

Iron Beam 2 H Vulcan Turn
Plow, No. 10, good oend., $10.;
Potato Digger, 2 H, good cond.,
$11. at my barn. Mrs. G. J. Hol-
comb, Bremen, McPherson St.

Ideal 2 Row Tobacco Spray,
made at Nashville, Ga. used 5
or 6 days, kept in gdod shelter,
ship for $25, FOB. J. L, Thomas,
Madison. i :

Milking Machine, 3 unit Rite-
way Milkers complete, motor,
air compressor, extra hose and
stall cocks, also 4 can Victor
Cooler and areator, exc. cond.
Otis A. Chandler, Social Circle.

New Tobacco Barn. Stoker,
$132.75. David T.< Jennings,
Americus, :



SECOND HAND MACHIN.
ERY WANTED



Want two 28 in. Ford Trac-
tor Wheels and Rims with or
without. tires H. R. Entrekin,
Bremen, Rt. 1.

Want two Mitchel Cleaners
for an 80 saw cotton gin out-
fit. L. D. Boykin, Sylvania.

Want Disc Tandem 6 ft.
Smoothing Harrow and_ Baled
Hay Loader. dvise. -W,
Hartman, Lilburn, Box 188.

Want set for rear steel wheels
with spikes for F-30 Farmall
Tractor. Neil C. Boland, Thom-
asville, P. O. Box 70. Tel. 288.



PLANTS FOR SALE



New ground grown Blite
treated Marglobe and Balti-
more Tomato plants, 500, $1.25;
$2. M; 5000 up, $1.75 M. Moss
packed, Paper wrapped. Care-

ful handling. Geo. W. Gaff,
Fitzgerald, Rt. 3.
Late sowing new ground

grown Marglobe, Rutger and
Baltimore Tomato plarts, free
of disease, 500, $1.00; $1.50 M.
Mossed and paper wrapped. I,
L. Stokes; Fitzgerald.

Govt. insp. PR and-100 to
Hill Potato plants, now. ready,
prompt shipment; $1.25 M. B.
D. Brannen, Bristol, Rt. 1, Box
73. j

Marglobe, Baltimore and
Rutger Tomato Plants, fresh
grown, large and strong, 500,

$1.00; $1.50 M. Roots. mossed
and wrapped. Chipped daily.
Satis. guar. E. L Fitzgerald,
Irwinville.

PR Plants, 100 to Hill, insp.
treated, $1.25 M. Harry Smith,
Bristol.

Certified Marglobe Tomato
Plants, roots . mossed, large,
$1.25 M; 500, 75e. Add 50c M
for pstg. Can ship large orders
now. Mrs. Amy _ Strickland,
Odum, Rt. 2. =

Kudzu Crowns, State certi-
fied, 2 yr. roots, reduced, $20.
M. bal. of season. Sample 100.
$4. Maude Hamby, , Greenville.

Govt. insp. Red and Yellow
Skin Plants, 3000, $6. A. L;
Turner, Bristol.

Red Skin PR plants, $1.60
M; 5 M up, $140 M. Ready.
Prepaid. Paul Lightsey, Screv-
en. ;

Red Skin PR and La. Cop-
perskin Potato plants, govt.
insp., $2.00 M; 5000 M, -$1.50
M..Julian Todd, Screven, Rt. 1.

Govt. insp. Red Skin PR and
Yellow Skin, Copperskin, 100
to Hill Potato plants, $1.50 M.
Can fill large orders. No COD
nor checks. D. A. Lightsey,
Surrency, Rt. 2.

Imp. Pink Skin PR plants,
from vine grown st. in seed,
$2. M; Marglobe Tomate, moss
packed, $1.50 M. Del. to 3rd.
gone. PP. J. F. Gruber. Odum,



| govt. insp., $1.75
orders. Stephen |
Oduin, Rt 2 at



D. M. Cason, Bristol.

skin Potato Plants, $1.50 M.



rency.
Rutledge plants
satis. guar., $1.75 M; M. A. Me-
Neal, Graham. ~ : :
Potato plants, for sale. Phone
or wire for price on big lots.
W. W. Williams, Quitman.
Everbearing Klondike and

Lady 7 Strawberry plants, 75
; Mt. Huckleberry, 75c doz.

mi A

ieee

Rt.al.

Garden -Sage, 25ca bunch; #,
$1.00; Garlic Bulbs, 10c ea.;
$1. doz. Add postage. Mrs.
Harce Suttles, Hartwell, Rt. 1.

Fine Blakemore Strawberry,
Everbearing var., 60c, not PP;
$5. M, PP; Also hand saved
Stone Mt. and Jones Water-
melon Seed, $1. lb. Money or-
der onl. Mrs. G. H. Smith,
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Govt. insp. and treated PR
plants, red and copperskin,
$2.25 M. Del., check and MO.
Frank Merritt, Screven, Rt. 1,
Box 193. :

Red and Yellow Skin PR
plants, govt. insp., now ready,
$1.75. M; 5 M and up, $1.50 M.
Del. Full count and prompt
shipment. W. G. Murray,
Odum, Rt. 2.

Govt. insp, and treated PR
plants, pink, red, and yellow
skin, ready, full count, $1. M;
5 M- up, 90c. Del. W. R. Light-
sey, Screven.

PR plants, govt. insp., treat-
ed, $1.50 M;,5000 and up, $1.25.
Prompt shipment, full count
guar. Ward Boyett, Bristol.

\

Imp. PR plants, La. Copper-
skin, govt. insp. and treated,
$2. M; over 5 M, $1.75. M.
Prompt shipment. J. E. Arnold,
Surrency, Rt, 2., res

PR.- plants, imp. red or yel-
low skin, state insp., from vine
grown potatoes,. prompt ship-.
ment, 5000, $5. F. G. Tyre,
Bristol. : .

PR plants, insp., red or yel-
low skin, . prampt shipment,
5000~ $5.50. Lester Crawford,
Bristol.

_ Govt. insp. PR plants, Mar-
globe, Rutger Tomato, $1.50
M; Ruby King Pepper, 50c C3
$2.25 M. Del. Full Count. W.
G. OQuinn, Surrency, Rt. 2.

Govt. insp. PR. plants, $2.00
M; Marglobe, Rutger Tomato,
$2. M; Calif. Wonder and Pi-
miento Sweet Pepper, $2.50 M,
Prompt shipment. Vernon
Griffin, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Marglobe and Rutger Tomato
plants, $2. M; Govt. -insp. PR,
$2. M; Calif, Wonder and Pi-

Prompt shipment. Ina Griffin,
Baxley, Rt. 4.

Govt. insp. treated PR plants,
from vine cutting, full count.
prompt shipment, $2. M; 3 M

D. Lightsey, Screven, Rt. 2.

Copenhagen and Chas. Wake-
field Cabbage plants, $1.25 M;
Marglobe and Rutger Tomato,
$1.35 M. Del. in lots of 10 M,

Savannah, Box 378. Tel. 45079.

Copperskin Potato plants,
govt. insp., large lots, $2. M.
FOB. G. T. Napier, Alma. *

C. W. Cabbage, Marglobe,

and Ga. Collard plants, 500,
$1.90; $2.90 M. Del. May 24 or
later, Athens Hwy., 4 mi. E.
Gainesville. No COD orders.
L. M. Garrett, Gainesville, Rt.
4.

Cert. PR plants, red and
copperskin; $2. M; 5000 up,
$1.50 M. Prompt shipment. D.
T. Herrington, Baxley, Rt. 3.

Govt. insp. and treated pink
skin PR plants, from vine cut-|
Pe $1.25 M. Del. MO o
L. L. Lightsey, Surre R





Red and Yellow Skin PR|
plants, 5000, $6.50. FOB here.)

Govt. insp. PR and Copper-
FOB, John Tombetlin, Sur- |.

Tomato. ~ plan Y ts, ;

| quick shipmen
, Surrency, Rt. 2.

Mrs: John Howard, Cleveland.



/small orders,

Earl Boyett,
miento Sweet Pepper, $2.50 M.

up, $1.50 M. Del. No checks. L. 1
plants, 50 C; 50.
|} Pepper, 50c

$1. FOB here. B. F. Mallard,|

Stone and Baltimore Tomato, | *
Tomato plants, 300, |

Eggplants, $3, M;
'Chanclor, Pitts.




















Certified La. Copp
tato Plants, $2.75 M;
$2.50; 10 M and abov
Prepaid. May and June
N. Harrison, |

PR plants, govt. insp.
ed, and Copperskin,
Cash with order. Ik



















Govt. insp. Red
plants, $1.35. Del. i
Williamson, Bristol.

Imp. Red PR pla
certified, dipped from
tied with cert. | tape, _
count and quality,
Prompt del. W. C.
labell. Se
PR. plants, govt. 4
M; 3 M or more, $
R. Brannen, Bristol.

PR plants, $1.25 A
more, $1. M. B, J. Tyre

State insp, Sw
plants, PR, $2.50 M. R
ship on__ short notice
Jones, Pelhany
Pure State ins
now ready, $2.5
Jones, Jr,; Pelham.























































MM.

Spring and summer
Collards,. Tomatoes, a:
Plants, 500, $1.00; $
Pepper, 50c C; 500,

Ruby King
plants, 25e de

Add postage.
derson, Ellij
Buneh Potato

days of receipt,
$3.75; $5.50 M. P
Marglobe, Rutge
60c C; 200, $1
$2.25 M. Morris
ber City. :
_ Red Skin PR Plants,
Yellow Skin Bunch Pot
M. Del. G. L. Steedly,

PR plants, $1.50 M.
Money with order. No ch
L. L. Groover, Baxley, Rt.

PR plants, 100 to Hill,
insp. and treated,
Prompt shipments. Full
Bristol.
Imp. Pink Skin
500, $1.25; $2. M; |
Cabbage, Heading
Sweet and Hot Pepp'
50 C. PP. Buford
Baxley, Rt..3. a

Marglobe Tomato,
Cabbage and Headi




















































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Lightsey, Baxley.
Rutger and Mar
to, E. J: Cabbage,
Collard, Ruby King
Long Pod Hot Pe
50c C; 500,, $1.25.
PP. Leroy Lightsey,

Marglobe, Stopes 1

M; Calif. ory i
Hot Pepper an c -
50e C.

Govt. insp. =<
Potato plants, $
Prompt del. A, L.
rency. - 7 ae

Govt
Potato



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Se ae

pt Canine,

Rs Burnecs
Skin. and Flesh,
free, thick walls,
doz., hes Little
f smallest
ane Add 10c

PR eS ca Cop- |

t Potato plants,
dy for shipment.
1d, Pelham, Re: 1.

ified PR plants,

ich PR Potatoes,
ning PR, $3.50 M;
aragus, Cauliflow-
; Garlic, Sage
z.* Broccoli, Brus-
Tomatoes, Chard,
Cabbage, - Carrots,
Mrs. H. V. Frank-

PR plants, red

in, $1.50 M. FOB. |;
tol. 2

fied PR plants,
Griffis, Screven.

LA Copperskin
del. $2:50 M;

500,
Soa ar 05 M.
Gainesville, RE 2;

ao i -
shipmen 5
d Ayeoek, Sur-

Red Skin PR
M. FOB. Prompt
R. . Hutto, =<

a Plants, pink
2.95 M. Del. Lee
ville, Rt. 2, Box

Strawberry
$5. M. Add
eee! W, Sones:

$3.; $5.25 M;

C; 500, $2.50;
Damson Plum
ea.; White Eng.
the $1, Add post-.

e Crowe, um-

Red and Pink

me, Cumming.
wns, $6. C; Lady
ing Strawberry

C. Add_ postage.
eae Cleveland,| -

aie New Stone,

Tomato Plants, 25
by King Pebyet.
je. for ea.

tage); poe

.| bunches}
.| ing . Strawberry,

}selected melons.

3 Hot, Sweet Pepper, Rut-
ger Tomato, 36 G; Yellow
Root, Elecampane Root, 40c

1b.; Catnip, Peppermint, Spear-

Cintnt, Balm, Tansy, 40c doz.
Mastodon Everbear-
Tic C, Add
postage. Miss, L. M, White,
Dahlonega, Rt, 1, Box 35.

'_Govt. insp. and treated Pur-
ple and Copperskin PR Plants,
now ready, $1.80 M; 5 M up,
'$1.75 M. Del. No checks. L. Ce
pf Lightsey, Screven, Rt. 1, Box

Cert PR Plants, red and cop-

-|per skin, $2.25 M; 4000. up, $2.

Can ship at once. Prepaid. No
COD. J. I. Rigdon, Alma, Rt.

Sohees treated Kudzu, ex-
tra large, carefully packed,
PP, $1. doz Jonathan W.
Toole, Macon, 410 Burton Ave.

Lots of cabbage plants, mix-
ed, 200 for 25c in lots of $1.
worth with postage paid. Wrap-

ped in damp cloth. Mrs. Alva
Pusesil: Round Oak. -

Govt. insp. Old Fashion Boon
Potato Plants, 500, $2.50; $4.
M; Red and Pink Skin PR, 500,
$2.; $3.50 M, Claudie Mathis,
.| Gainesville, Rt., 2. .

SEEDS FOR SALE

>

Honey Drip Cane Seed, pure,
recleaned, 90 per ct. germ., 98
per ct. purity, 21/2 bu. per bag,

| $3. bu. L. M. Turner, Royston.

Mexican Sunflower, and Dip-
-per, Calabash Pipe, Luffa

_| Sponge (dish rag) Gourd Seed,
_| 15e pkt.; 2 pkts,, 25c, Mrs. M, C.
_|DunnNett, Sandy Springs.

5 lbs. Long Green Okra Seed,
$2:50; 50c Ib.; 12 Ibs. Black Dia-
mond Water melon, $2. lb. S.
D. Harrison, Kathleen.

Multiplying Calif. Beer Seed,
25c good start. No COD nor
MO. Mrs., Sallie Floyd,. Rock-
smart, Rt, 2,

Birdeye Pepper Seed, 5 pods,
10e; Bushel Gourd, 10ce doz.
seed. Mrs.. Clyde Logan,
Austelle, Rt. 2.

Martin -Gourd Seed, 25 C;
Calico Bunch Butterbeans, 35
Ib.; 3 lbs., $1. PP. Earl Stuck-
ey, Blackshear.

Recleaned: Brown Top Millet
Seed, for grazing and hay, $10.
Cwt. Norman Johnson, War-
renton. :

Green Pod Okra Seed, 60c
tb.; Black Diamond ater-
melon; 75 lb. in 10 Ib. lots.;
Cannonball Watermelon, 40
lb.; H. B,-36 Cantaloupe, 50e lb.;
White Browneyed Crowder
Peas, $5. bu.; Squash, 50c Ib.
Add postage, Mrs. Cc. H. Sledge,
Byron.

White Tender Hull Greases
back Cornfield Seed Beans, al-

cup; 6 bu. Clay Peas,

Mrs. W.
cay.

- Col, Bunch Butterbeans, 20
large cup. Add postage. Mrs.
Frank Moss, Covington, Rt. 1.

Old Fashion Calif. Beer Seed,
fresh big start, 25c, Mrs. Ella
Green, Smyrna, Rt. 2.

Calif, Multiplying Beer Seed,
20c st.; 12 starts, $1. PP. Mrs.
Early Fincher, Waco, Rt. 1.

Genuine Imp. Cannonball
Black Diamond Seed, $1.00;
Originator Ga. Sweetheart
Melon, $2. Ib. Hand saved large
State tested.
Semesan treated. W. O. Bird-
song, Gordon. i

BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE

W. Anderson, Carte-

Beans, 50 measuring cup;
Gray Speckled Half Runners,
35c. Treated for weevils. PP.
Stamps all right. Ans. all let-
ters. A, S. King, Lawrenceville,

P,| Rt. 3.

30 bu. Mixed Peas, slightly
damaged, $4. bu.; 15 bu. White
Browneyed Peas, fine oe table

hay, $6. bu, FOB. Joe More



- Ibs.,

so dq well for stick beans, *40c.
picked*
without rain, $5. bu. PP in Ga.}

Heavy bearing Black Pole,
.in large quantities.



FOR SALE.

FOR SALE

-ELLANEOU
FOR SALE



"Large and Little Purple Hull
Peas, White Crowders, 20c lb.
in 5 lb, lots, $10. bu. Speckled
Purple Hull Peas, 18 lb.; $8.
bu. Add postage. W. A. Smith,
Adairsville, Rt. 2.

Blackeyed White ane Pole
Cat Crowders, Early. Clay, Long
Green Pod, all weevil treated,
sound, 1948 crop, 15 lb. up to
30 lbs. Add postage; Over 30

only. L. W. Spinks, Rockmart,
Reel :

25 bu. Brabs, 10 bu. Eras, 10
Crowders, good planting seed,
$4.50 bu. FOB. Carl A. Walker,
Ellaville.

Clemson Non-Shatter Soy
Beans, recleaned, event wt.
21/2 bu. bags,: 99.08 per ct.
purity, 85 per ct. germ., $3.50
bu. in bag lots or more; $3.75
bu. in less than bag lots. O. M.
Ware, Marshallville.

50 bu. Yelmando Soy Beans,
recleaned, lst. grade, new bags,
95 per ct. germ., $4. bu. Osborn

Royal, Vienna, Rt. 2, Box 45.

35 bu. clean white Brown-
eyed Crowder, slightly mixed,

} treated, free of weevils, good

for table or to sow, 11/2 mi. S.
Douglasville on Ga. No. - 5.
James F. Morris, Douglasville,
Rt. 2;

Recleaned YYalnando Shatter
Proof Soy Beans, in new 2 bu.
bags, $4. bu. Geo. Larsen, De-
Soto.

75 bu. bright sound, reclean-
ed, Iron Clay Mixed Peas, $6.50
bu. Will ship any Size order.
H,. C, Daniel, Waynesboro,

White Bunch Butterbeans,
20e lb. Add postage. Mrs. Bes-
sie Pirkle, Flowery Branch, Rt.
e :

12 bu. Iron Clad Peas, slight-
ly mixed, $5. bu. FOB shipping
point. J. D. Dunean, Alto, Rt. 1.

2 bu. Clay Peas, two 6 wk.
Early Crowder, 4 bu. Purple
Hull, fine for trucking and can-
ning, $6. bu. entire lot, Mrs.
Lon Ashworth, Dacula, Rt. 1.

Red Hull Speckled
weevil treated, $7. bu.; 20c Ib.
T. E. Hooks, Swainsboro, Rt. 2.

Brown Crowder Peas, e-
cleaned, 10c lb. in lots. E. N.
Eslinger, Ringgold,

1/2 bu. Red Speckled Crowd-
er Peas, $7.50. M. L. Crow, Jr,,
Gainesville, Rt. 2. -

10 bu. Old Fashion Unknowe
Peas, sound, clean, $6. bu. W.
E. Russell, Palmetto, Rel:

White Blackeyed and Red
Speckled Crowder Peas, sound,
clean, pure, 5 Ibs., $1.; 15 Ibs.,
$2.75; 30: Ibs., . $5. Add postage,
No. checks. Prompt del. Gladys
Duran, Cumming, Rt. 1,

80 bu. Black Crowder Peas
for sale. J, Batther Horne, Coch-
ran,

Genuine Blackeye and few
Red Crowder Peas, 15c Ib.
White Running Butterbeansy
20c cup. Add postage. No
checks. Mattie Ruran, Cum-
ming, Rt. 1.

White Blackeyed Crowders,
also Purple Hull, good table
peas, for seed, 25cqt. Add post-
age. Mrs. Guy Chambers, Gain-
esville, Rt. 5.

GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE

Clover or Vetth plants, high
yielding, low growing, Coprock
grain Sorghum, $6, Cwt.; Also
grain crops now growing on
farm, especially new Exp. Stat.
Disease resistant Oats; open for
inspection. R. D. Tatum, Pal-
metto.

1000 bales Lespedeza and
Meadow Hay, $20. ton; $18. ton
John B.
Davis, Chickamauga, Box 153.

Several tons nice Peanut
Hay, $14. at barn. 3 mi. SE
Hawkinsville. R, T. Bembry,
Hawkinsville.

8
75 tons good Spanish Peanut
Hay, $10. ton. 71/2 mi, Albany
on Route 62, C. M, Pippin, Al-

10c lb. FOB. Postal MO}.

Peas, |



8 or 4 tons peanut hay for
sale. D. H. Simmons, > sts
ville.

Some hay, $15. ton, also some
corn for sale. Irwinton Paulk,
Wray.

z

JORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE



Large Yellow Pop corn, hand
shelled, 20c 1b.; Exc. for potato
plants, peahuts or sacks. Mrs,
M, E. Posey, Buchanan, Rt, 1.

Whatleys Prolific Red Cob
Seed Corn, Ist, yr., sound,
hand nubbed, $1. pk.; $3.50 bu.;
Few bu. early large ear, yellow
roasting ear, sweet, $1. pk.
Specify how to ship. H. Grady
Adams, Social Circle.

40 bu. good clean corn, fine
for meal, $1.50 bu. at barn.
J, B, Thomas, Farmington.

150 bu. Corn, $1,40 bu. in
shuck. W. H. Hardin, Kings-
ton, Rt. 1.

EGGS FOR SALE

Guinea Eggs, 18, $1.
Waynie Vickers, Wray.

Hatching Eggs: White Chinese
Geese, Red Eyed Egyptians,
Canadian Honkers, Brown Tou-
louse, White Emden, Green
Head Mallards, Australian
Quackless (solid White
Splash), Long Island White
Pekins, White Swans. Mrs. Hel-
en Street, Atlanta, Rt. 2.

Bourbon Red Turkey Eggs,
50c ea. also 2 Toms for sale;
Also . White African Guinea
Eggs, $1.50 setting of 15. Add
postage. Mrs.
eG: 52 Briarcliff Circle N.

PP:

SYRUP FOR SALE

Sugar Cane Syrup, packed in
No. 5 and 10-cans, 6 gals. to
case, best quality. Truckload
lots. C. S.~ Jones, Sylvester,
Moultrie Rd.

35 No, 10 Cans pure Ga. Cane
Syrup, thick, 90c gal. R. U.
Stubbs, Mauk. :

2600 gals. grade A: Syrup, 55c
gal. in one lot. C. B. Grimes,
Colquitt, Rt. 3.

Pure Ga. Syrup, A-1 grade,
6 No. 10 cans per Cs., extra
thick, 1948 crop, guar. to please,
$5, Gs: FOB. Horace Chason,
Whigham, Rt. 2.

MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE

APPLES:

Nice Sundried Sour Apples,
free of worms, core and peel,
40c lb. PP in Ga. Mrs. Tom
Neal, Dial.

Nice, bright dried apples, 40c
lb. postpaid. Samkey Tyson,
Sparks.

COTTONSEED:

D & PL No, 15, Ist: yr., re-
duced, $7. Cwt. E. N. Eslinger,
Ringgold,

Empire Wilt Resistant Cot-
tonseed, Ist. yr., ginned pure,
$8. Cwt. FOB. Robert L.. Well-
born, Monroe, Rt. 1.

LARD: :
50 lbs. can pure Hog Lard,
freshly made, nice and white,

a 50. C..E. Becham, Macon, Rt.

1, Wesleyan Drive:

PECANS:

1948 crop Schley Papershell,
well filled Pecans. ne flavor,
5 or 10 Ib., 37 Ib.; Hulled Pe-
cans in halves, 85c 1b; In
pieces, 75c Ib. Add _ postage.
Cash with order, Mrs. G, J. Hol-
comb, Bremen, McPherson St.

Nice Stewart Pecans for sale
or exc. for white sacks. Mrs.
Cora Kimberly, Empire,

ROOTS AND HERBS:

Yellow Root, Cherry Tree
Bark, May Apple, Yellow Dock,
Colts Foot, 35 lb.; Sourwood
Sprouts, $1. ea. Add postage.

| Wayne Cochran, Pisgah.

_|F. F. Taylor, Albany,

and

A. M.. Tribble,



PEPPER: |

Bull wose Big Giant Pepiene
le *s 25ce doz. Add postage
Mrs. V. M. Johnson, Shenae

oe

Dry Garden Sage, 90c

De
Mrs. Roy Blalock, Canton, Re
3S.



MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED

BEES:

Want 1 to 5 pat. hives and
supers with or without be
Advise. W. A, Hees
burn, Box 188.

PLANTS:

Want 100 Tobacco plants co

once. Give price. PP. Tom Kit-
tle, Carrollton, Rt, 5. 4

POTATOES:

Want few bu. Red Skin PR
Eating Potatoes, . reasonable,
Mrs. T, M. Powell, Lake Park.

SEED:

Want Small
Seed that has blue blooms. Mrs.
110 Ade-.
lyn Rd, :

Want some Genuine Acre
Pea Seed, old fashion kind: H,
T, Jeffords, Waycross, Rt. 4,
Box 325. ,

PLANTS:

Want Old Fashion Nancy
Hall or other White Skin White
Sweet Potato plants, 500 of
1000. At early date. Advise. F.
D. Moseley, Grovetown, Rt. 2.

Want few susand Bi
Stem Potato plants. Write firs
and state ee Arthur Scott,
Jesup, Rt.

Want ne Tobacco plants

M. Nance, Savannah,
Jones St.

TOBACCO:

Want 5 or 10 lbs. good strong.
homemade tobacco for chewin
State price and postage, or wil
send COD. Wesley Gowens. Fel-
ton, Rt. 1. :

113 W.

SACKS FOR SALE

Nice print sacks, washed,
ironed, free holes and mildew,
30c ea. and postage. Mrs:, M.-
L. Stephens, Canton. Rt. 2.

Nice print sacks, 100 Ib. cap.
washed, ironed, 25c ea. ee
postage. Cash or M. O. No chk:
Miss Ione- Jackson, Cleveland.
Rt.-d,

holes, stain and mildew,
ea., or 20e ea. in. lots of 4
Add postage to all. Miss Elsi
Smith, Cumming, Rt. 5.

Sacks, soiled col.,
ripped, good cond.,
postpaid. Cash or
Oliver R. Haynes,
Rt.2.

ee
25
MO. Meal

English Pea

Print sacks, 100 Ib. gee free i

at once. State kind and price. C.

ie

i

Dahlonega

Sacks, washed, free of holes ae

mildew, and spots: Print; 3
$1.: white, 20 ea. Add postage,
Mrs. Clay Smith, Dougherty. |
Re ae

White sacks,
mildew and _ letters, 20c ea,
$18. C. Mrs. H, A. Richardson, ~
Douglasville. Rt. 4.

Large size print sacks, free
of holes and spots, washed,
ironed, 30c ea. PP in Ga. Mrs.
H. N. Samples,
Branch. Rt. 1.

Print 100 Ib.

cap. sacks,

washed, 25c ea; unwashed, 20

ea. See or write. Miss Thelma
Healan, Hoschton. Rt. 1.

Good quality White sacks
not washed, free of holes an
mildew, $2. doz. postpaid ji
Ga. Cash or MO. Mrs. R. J.
Youngblood, Jasper. Rt. 1.

Good print sacks, Wwashe
20e ea and postage. Mrs. Junie:
R. Sullens, Murrayville. Rt. 1.
washed,

Nice print sacks,

lironed, free of mold and mil+

dew, 30 ea., odds, 25 ea. Add ~

postage, Maud Young, Gaines-
ville. Rt. 9.

Print sacks, 100 lb. cap., 258
ea. Add postage. Mrs. J. Dy
Dyer, Gainesville. Rt. 2.

free of holew

Flowery _































- SACKS FOR SALE HOGS FOR SALE



ed, no wtters, 20c ea. Add post-
Seville: Rt, 1.

Fa aoe Cea,
- All white sacks postpaid. No

ville. Rt. 7.

Print sacks,

- ferred. Mrs. A. E. Nix, Gaines-

Moultrie, Rt. 3.

Ibs. 60 per ct. white, 40 per ct.

ready May 18. David P. Jordan,

Bethlehem, Rt. 1.

_Lyons, Rocky Creek Farms.

About 50 blocky type Duroc
Jersey Pigs, 8-12 wks. old, reg.
and treated, $20. ea. Oren P.
Fulmer, Chauncey.

Good Essex Pigs, 8 wks. old,
$21. ea. Reg. in buyers name:
Hoyt:Moss, Lula.

Hereford Gilts, 75-100 Ilbs.,
subj. to reg., sired by Belmont
Dandy, 1946 State champ. J. E.
Humes, Waverly Hall, Rt. Oak
Mt. Farm.

2 Cherry Red Duroc Gilts, 3
mos. old, $30. ea.; 1 good male,
$35. Wormed, dbl. treated for
cholera, reg.
Asse. buyer's name. Crates re-

sacks, good cond.,
washed, 25c ea; Whites, wash-

age. Mrs. Earl Knight, Gaines-

washed, ironed, free
mildew: Prints,
18c ea.

Sacks,
spots, holes,
not washed,

COD. Mrs. E. E, Clark, Gaines-
100 lb. cap fine
1;

washed, ironed, 3,
preCOD. it spree

weave
Add posta ge,

ville. Rt. 5.



HOGS FOR SALE







- Reg: Hampshire Pigs, ready :
$3 Ei. from large ___ litters, turned my expense. Ike B.
FFA pig chain sows, reg. in Ross, Fort Valley.
~ buyer's name, $25. ea. FOB. :
_ Alexander Stophes FFA| HORSES AND MULES
" . . 7il i
Chapter, Crawfordville FOR SALE
~ Choice Duroe Boars and Gilts, ;
10 wks. old, reg. in buyers
name, $25. ea. Burt Bennett, Reg. Tenn. White Walking

Horse, 2 yrs. old, halter broke,

Reg. SPC Boar tighted gentle, for sale or trade for
proad. blocky, farrowed Oct.| beef type heifer. A. S. Gibson,
- 23, 1948 from litter of 14. 150 | Thomaston. 2

Small -stocky saddle horse,
$75. Or trade for garden trac-
tor. C. F. Smith, Comer, Rt. 1.

Reg. Wilson-Allen Walking
Mare, 6 yrs.. old, $200. Call At.
8545. Dr. Earl Floyd, Atlanta,
1007 Doctors Bldg.

Blue Horse Mule, 9 yrs.

1250 Ibs., $100. at my barn. Ot-
to Orr, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Good blocky built Black
Mare, 7 yrs. old, work single or

black, 0 FOB: Also Pigs

Reidsville.

- (Duroc Boar, new ready. for
service. Sell or exc. -for 2
shoats. Mrs. J. H.. Robinson,

- Duroc Boar, now ready for
ready to ship. Reg. in buyers
name. Geo. M. _ Lankford,

old,

OIC Pigs, short nose, blocky.

- 40-50 lbs., 8 wks. old, $25. ea.| dbl. and ride, 1200 lIbs., $100.
Ten wks. old, $30. ea. Reg. in] my place. 1/4 mi. off Buford
buyers name. Satis. guar. Ship} Hwy. Turn east at Baileys







anywhere. H. J. Dupree, Ac-| Serv. Stat. Jim Chatham, Nor-
of worth, Rt. 1. cross, Rt. 1.

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United Duroc

| Smith, Ringgold, Rt. 4.

Coleman, Mount Airy, Rt. _



ABERDEEN-ANGUS SALES

A combination Aberdeen-Angus Dispersion and
Production Sale, Wednesday, May 25th, 2:00 P. M.
at Norheast Georgia Fair Assn., Barn, Gainesville:
22 Reg. females, including 10 cows with calves at
foot and 10 Reg..bulls, 1 to 2 yrs. old. Consign-
ments from 4 leading herds, plus entire Frank Lane
Peet 5S SAI, Ae

Aberdeen-Angus Production: Sale, on Friday,
May 27th, 1:00 P. M., at Pierce Co. Stock Yards,
Blackshear: 10 Reg. bulls, 1-to 2 yrs. old, and 8 Reg.
females, including cows with calves at foot and bred
and open heifers. Consignments from 6 leading
Georgia Herds. George W. Gibson, et 106 East
3rd. St., or the Above Barns. ;







STATE-WiIDE NEGRO BEEF CATTLE
SHOW AND SALE

The second annual State-Wide Negro Beef Cat-
tle Show and Sale will be held at Greensboro, *a.,
Friday, June 3. Show and Sale beginning at 10 A.M.
Many unusually fine cattle, including few, select,
young Guernsey bulls with Advanced Registration
will be shown and offered. Valuable cash prizes
awarded to the winning calves. :

This is the only show and sale sponsored By and
For Negro farmeres in Georgia. People of both race
groups are cordially invited to attend. Benjamin F.
Hubert, Executive-Director Assn., for Advancement
of Negro Country Life, Mayfield.



FOR SALE





Good Gray Mare Mule, work
anywhere. Sell or > exc. for nice
heifer from. good milk dines.
Roy J. Flanders, Kite, Rt. 1.

For Sale and service: Young
Belgian Stallion and extra good
Ga. raised Jack, fee $10. for
both, K. S: Price, aa Rt.
4, Box 10.

5 yr. old Black Brood Mare,
can be used for saddle or work
horse at my place. Come after.
Clyde Baker, Statesboro.



CATTLE FOR SALE ~



Reg. Jersey Bull, 15 mos. old,
sired -by the Superior Sire,
Farinuse Standard Select. from
Green Fields, out of Barons
Dreaming Viola, $300. Joel

Young reg. Bull Calf, from
famous Penal Farm imparted
bloodlines, $60. at farm. Mrs.
Hugh L. White, Stockbridge,
Echo Valley Farm. : ,

2 reg. Hereford Bulls, 3 1/2-
41/2 yrs. old, Domino and
Bocaldo breeding, $350. and
$400. 71/2 mi. Albany on Rt.
62. C. M: Pippin, Albany.

16 Feeder Calves, mostly
White Face steers and heifers,
200-500 Ibs., one reg. Polled
Hereford Bull, 1000 lbs., 22 1/2
c lb. for lot. Phone 4211. Wray
Smith, Sparta. .

2 Dbl. Standard Polled Here-
ford: Bulls, Advance Domino
Breeding; one-32 mos., a prov-
en site; other 9 mos. old, both
well marked, low- to. _ground.
See at my farm. 11/2. mi. E.
Smyrna. Phone 136R Smyrna.
nee H. M. Peabody, SE
Rt.

Jersey Cow, fresh with Ist.
ealf, $125. without calf; Jersey
Cow, 5 yrs. old, fresh, $150. Al-
_-bert Smith, Tyrone.

4 reg. Hereford Bulls, dbl.
standard, polled, two 11 mos.
old, two 15 mos. old. W. C. Har-!
ris, Winder.

Reg. Guernsey Bull, Idalias
Valor Esquire No. 436013, elev-
en mos. old, 700:lbs., good color,
good markings, $200. rg. in
buyers name. See at my farm.
Arthur Whitfield, Ball Ground,
Rt. 4.

Jersey Cow, feck: with 2nd.
mi. N. top of Dicks Hill. L. L.



RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE -



calf, (12 days old). See me 11/24

BANTAMS > Dye f
RI Red, Dark Conniats Mo

Black Breasted Red and 1

on Blue Game Bantams, reason-

me

| Ringneck Pheasants, 3- hens,
cock, hens laying, $17.50. Ches- |
ter Jones, Red Oak, Box 3.

_| BARRED, Weare & OTHER!
ROCKS:

30 St. Stock Buff Rock Fry- |?
ers, $35.; or $1.25 ea.; Also 10}
St. Stock White Rock Fryers,
$11.50 or $1.25 ea. Miss Evie

3, Box 89-B.

25 ea. lot; 1 yr. old, mostly
now laying hens:
Rocks, $50.00; Eng. Master
Breed W. L., $55. 00 or $2.25 ea.;
Also 15 Parmenter Red Cock-
erels, 12 wks. old, $2. ea. Mrs.
Belle P. Garey Newington,

OS! GIANTS AND

~10 or 12 big 2 yrs. old Cocks;
Grays, Travelers, and Round |?
Heads, $10. ea.; 8 or 10 Brown
Reds, and Shawl Necks, 1 -yr.
old, $7.50 ea. Mrs. Will Davis,
Buena Vista, Rt. 4, Box BB.

3 Blue Game Rooster, about. 18}
mos. old, 7 1/2 Ibs., gqod eyes, |
good spurs, full stock, $6.
C. Bennett, Duluth, POB oi

3 Hens, 1/2 Wingate aaa
Reds, 1/2 Buckingham Round-
head, proven breeders, 2 pullets

ing,
not related, 3 yrs. old, for $18.

Box 453.

Purebred Dark Gomiske:
of very best- young cockerels, | (
selected from 125 others, 6 wks.

-old, $1.25 ea.; 2, $2.00; als
mos. old roosters, . $3. 288.5
young laying hens, 1 yr. old

rooster,
Reidsville.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS,
DUCKS, GEESE, ETC.

$6. Won't ee Rosie Crowe,
Cumming, Rt.

Grown ae M. B. Gobbler

Mrs. J. C. Owen, Rockmart.

es Tom Turkey, 4 Hens, $35.5

+ $3. (doz: ; Lizzies =.
ee rson, N. C., RE 4, Box ip
(Resident of Ga). rE:

Imp. White - African. cae

hatching eggs, 18, $2. PP. 2. He
Black, Ochlochnee, Rt. 1.



(CAVIES) FOR SALE |

Giant Chinchilla Rabbits,
some does, ready for breeding
and bucks ready for service |
and Jr. does and bucks, all ped.,
wt. up to 61/2 lbs. at 2 mos.
old, long eared. Mrs. H. R. Col-;
lins, Flovilla.

Extra large white NZ Rab-
bits, 1 pr. grown, $5.00; 4 young,
10 wks. old, $1.25 ea. Will not!
ship, C. S. Winn, Dunwoody. |

NZW Rabbits, ped. 8-10 wks.
old, non-ped. 6-8 mos. old,
| heavy wt. Chinchillas, ped. 8-
10 wks. old, for sale. Tel. Cy.

Cecile Ave., S. E.

NZW Bred Doe, $5.00; Ped.
NZW Youngsters, $2: up. D.
Roof, Jr., Waynesboro, Box 212.

NZW Rabbits, from _ ped.
stock, 8 mos. old, $5.00; 8 mos.
ald Buck, $5.00; Pair 9 mos. old,
$10.50; 10 wks, old Bucks, . $2.
ea. Exp. Col. Mrs. Otis Mash-
burn, Cumming, Rt. 5.

2 yr. old Checkered Giant
Buck, slight eye defect but ful-
ly reg. with papers, $10. exp..
col. Rex, Ga, booking orders
for Checkered Giants, 6 wks.
old: does, $5. ea.; bucks, $4. .a.
Ped. paprs. Walter Reeves,,
Ellenwood, Rt. 1.

30 guinea pigs,
Cheap. Mrs. Alex

all _ sizes,











Jc, Crawfordville. (Pine

RABBITS AND GUINEA PIGS ;

6745. W. R. Shell, Atlanta, 1634

H: Beazley,}
od

-' ea, Will not ship either. Mrs. E.
eon Watson, Ben Hill, Rt, ae

| MISC. CHICKENS: <

1 doz. nice young hens. 5 mos.
| old. beginning to lay, $2.50 ea.
'Mrs. D. R. King, Decatur,
Columbia Dr.

PFACOCKS. PIGEONS,

| PHEASANTS, QUAIL, ETC.
| White King Pigeons,
vpred. large, very vrolific, $2.50.

lor.; White Fantaits, . healthy |,
stock, mated and working, $3.
Buff. Cochin Bantams,

| Sounds grown stock, laying. $4.

or, Mrs. W. E. Marshall, Ber

nolds.

' Racing Homers, very best of
bloodlines, stock birds, $4. pr.
Satis.
\Jumbus, 1351 Springer Stix

Golden Pheasants in full
plumage, $17.50 pr.: Also White
Leghorn and Mod. Black
Breasted Red Game Hens, $3.|
ea. Virgit Dunn, East Point, 408
Hendrix Ave.

REDS: NH, RI, AND OTHERS:

9 New Hampshire Hens, 14
mos. old; $2.40 ea: 9, $16.50;
also 2 Dark Cornish, 2 yr. old
Roosters, $2.50 ea.; 2 Aug. hatch
Dark Cornish Cockerels, $2.40
ea. FOB. Mrs. J. E. *Stone,|.
Adairsville, Rt 2.

60-12 wks. old NH Red Pul
lets, poliocne tested, $1.
t= 1 Mrs. A.



able. B. H. Holsomback, East oe
Point, 302 S. Harris: St. .
Mantams: 1- -each, Golden|

Hens, $1. ea. Billie Durden, 7
Odum, Rt. t :
Trio Jap Bearded Silkies, | pro

hens now laying, $7.50; Also|

St. :
MISCELLANE US:

4-A Barred |

IDEA One Aubrey, Aa Rt. 24; |.

ee

SOS ede ie = See

3 large White Pekin a lar
laying and 2 drakes, 1948 hatch, | Gojgq

1 $1. 75 ea. FOB Exp. office; Also }j

6 large B. B. Bronze Hens, ;
for sale: Also Turkey Eggs, 30c | y

885 |.

pure-|

guar. E. A. Fennall. Oe







































































































Sebright and Red Rooster, Bie
Topknot Roosters, and 2 Brown e

Want 10-20 yo
brown Legho: Hens.

lets. not over 1

Stone, Thomso i

ad

Mrs. c. B. Re

Lee Osborne, Sandersville, Pe PIGEONS:

Want 2
Carneaux Pig

x Want + white woman
K

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of family. M
ee ae 5

nearly grown of same breed-| ft fe
1 pure Roundhead Cock,}!

and 2 Hens, $25. Will not ship. N

Roper, |. e

Want job as__
wheat, and corn
Lifetime experience.
Donald, Barnes :

on farm or. dairy. |
On-The-Job Trainin
truck and tractor.
Prefer 4 or 5 |
water, school
chureh. Ready
all letters. -
Hogansville, Rt. 2

43 yrs. old
raised on fa