Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1948 September 29

TOM LINDER: =

COMMISSIONER





BENE Daye SEPTEMBER 29, 1948

NUMBER 4



By GEORGE H. KING, Direcier,



ee Costal Plain Experiment Station, Tifton, Georcia

he value of agricultural products
Georgia has increased not only
ause of higher prices, but also
ause of higher efficiency in produc-
by Georgia farmers. Per acre
ds of crops have inereased. Live-
kk of better grade is going to the
rket ig shorter feeding periods,
se changes have occured because
shanged practices on the part of the
mers. More efficient fertilizing of
nts, the use of better adapted vari-
es, more efficient feeding of live-
k, the development of permanent
tures, better land use are some of
mmany improvements made by farm-
leading to increased returns.

fany of these changes may be traced ~

recommendations made by experi-
stations after years of develop-
nt and tests. Experiment stations
concerned primarily with the de-
lopment. of new .practices. They are
Iso responsible for the trying. out of
ious practices which may be suec-
sful in other places but which need
ther testing before being carried cut
a large scale locally.
he agricultural experiment stations
Georgia are units of the University
tem of Georgia. The Georgia Hx-
iment Station is located at Griffin,
the Georgia Coastal Plain Experi-
nt Station at Tifton. Due to the di-
arse nature of Georgias agricultural
nds, their northern halt being classi-
as Piedmont and Mountain and

he southern half as Coastal Plain, it.

been found to be of greater value
the State to have two stations. The
rgia Experiment Station, serving
he northern half, has a branch, Geor-
a Mountain Experiment Station, lo-
fea at Blairsville, and the Georgia
Joastal Plain Experiment Station has
Wo substations, one located between
apaha and Nashville and the other
Attapulgus.
It is of interest to know that most of
he better practices of Georgia farmers
oday are an outgrowth of research
lone at the stations. The varieties of
otton, corn, wheat, oats, tobacco, ete.
own by the farmers of the state have
en developed or tested by the stations.
tilizer manufacturers follow station
nes 3 in pane their formulas. Live-



| is to carry out three different phases of

S understand how the work of these three



stock growers establish pastures and
follow station recommendations in pro-
ducing beef and pork.

While it would be impossible to list
all of the findings or even attempt to
list experiments now being conducted
(approximately 600), a few of the major
contributions of the experiment sta-
tions are given below. z

Twenty years ago there were a nuin-
ber of cotton varieties, some good and
others not so good. Today, more than
90 percent of the cotton in Georgia is
planted in four varieties, including Hm-
pire, developed by the Georgia Experi-
ment Station: This has been brought

about by the testing of varieties at the

stations. The fact that tests have lim-
ited the number of varieties means that
the Georgia farmer is producing more

' cotton per acre, and he is able to keep

his seed pure.
Corn production in the past five years

has climbed from a state average of 12



EXPERIMENT, EDUCATION
AND ADMINISTRATION
OF FARM AGENCIES

d Under the laws of Georgia, there has
been set up three agencies whose job it

agriculture.

We have stations of experiment and
research to carry out the work of con-
| ducting experimental work as to soil
selection, soil conservation, fertilization,
seed, cultivation; etc.

knowledge and information obtained
from the work of the experiment stations...
. Third, the Department of Agriculture
is set up to assist the farmers in market-

control, fertilizer inspection, pure seed,
correct weights and measures, dairy in-
spection. and food and feed inspection.

In order that the people may better

agencies are correlated, I am carrying
this week.an article written by Dr. George
H. King, Director, Coastal Plain Experi-
ment Station, Tifton, Ga. Next week I
will carry an article by Mr. Walter S.
Brown, Director of Extension Forces in
Georgia, and the following week an ar-
ticle by myself covering the work of
this Department. .
TOM LINDER,

Commissioner of Aericultucc.



_ control.

Second, the extension forces are provid- |.
ed to carry, direct to the farmers, the |.

ing their crops and to provide disease |







bushels per acre to 16 bushels per acre
in 1948, an all-time Georgia high.
Spacing and fertilizer results of experi-
ment stations had much to do with this
inereased yield, along with the develop-
ment of hybrid corn which in 1948 oe-
eupied 9 percent of the corn land plaut-
ed in Georgia. Dixie 18, a very fine
yellow hybrid, was developed at the
Georgia Coastal Plain Experiment Sta-
tion.

Between. fifty and sixty percent of
Georgias wheat crop is planted to San-
ford wheat, a development of the Geor-
gia Experiment Station.

Rustproof 14, a selected strain of
Texas Rustproof, -was selected at the
Georgia Coastal Plain Experiment Sta-
tion. It is enjoying increased popularity,
at present due to its resistance to Vic-
tovia blight.

The two stations have cooperated for
a number of years on peanuts. The
results have been the development of
several superior varieties, the testing

~and recommending of sulfur dust for

leaf spot, the testing of the several ma-
terials used in seed treatment, and

recommendations concerning spacing.
In 1937, when the Georgia tobacco

crop was threatened by blue mold, the
Georgia Coastal Plain Experiment Sta-
tion made the first recommendation for
Since that time, due. to the
stations continued research with vari-
ous chemicals, blue mold, while still a
problem, can be controlled if the recom-

mendations are followed. In 1943, the

green peach aphid became a_ serious
pest on tobacco.- After trial of the
chemicals commercially available, the
station made recommendations which
controlled the lice.

Several years ago a superior strain
of Bermuda grass, Coastal Bermuda,
was developed at the Georgia Coastal
Plain. Experiment Station. This Ber-
muda gives yields of beef fifty percent
higher than common Bermuda and is
gaining friends as an outstanding pus-
ture plant.

In 1945, the Georgia Experiment Sta-
tion mixed three hard seeded varietics
of common clover and gave it the name
of Dixie crimson clover. This clover
reseeds, and foundation stock is being

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Tom Linder. Commissioner.
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SECOND HAND MACHIN-
ERY FOR SALE

SECOND HAND

MACHINERY FOR SALE



Ann Arbor Hay Baler, How-|_
ard V. E.-4 Wise. Motor, fair
cond., can be used also as sta-

_ tionary baler. Ties with wire.

Can be-seen at Lewis Imple-
ment Co., Griffin, Herman Tal-
madge, Lovejoy.

Intl. Model A Tractor, plant-
er, cultivators, harrows and
combine, on good .rubber, runs
well, also slight feed grinder
$1600. Wi IN
R. R. Manry, Goggins.

Single Sec. Disc Harrow, 12
size 18 in Disc, good cond., for
small tractor or jeep, $75. W.
E, Cook, Hamilton, Rt. 2.

WC. Allis-Chalmers Tractos:



good cond.,
Del.
Peanut Picker,
Hay Press on rubber, have har-
vested 40 A peanuts. Good as
new.
gether.
Rt. 4.

1ew motor,
tors and distributors with pow-
er lift, on rubber,
Hinson, hula, Rt.

Intl, F-20 Tractor on rubber,

14 bar Intl.
Rake,
Js 7D Po

Peanut

Sell separately,
W. H. Morris,

or

F-12- Farmall Tractor,

planters,

$850. M.
Is
with

Athens - Harrow

Side
Lilliston

wer

to-

Baxley,

with
cultiva-

ice

10

Disc for quick sale, $60. F. O.
Elliott, Lavonia.

2 Single unit DeLaval Maz-

1-60 Allis-Chalmers, all crop = re : oe
Harvester, WC Allis-Chalmers oey ee Machine a
Cultivator and Planters; 4 me ae ee Ss can Intl. ue
Disc Athens. Tiller; 10 Dise Aes ap Si $500. Roy W. Har-
King Cutaway Harrow, all m| ~4rane.
f-1 cond. Elman Farmer,; 3 Roller Cane Mill, horse
Nicholson. power, and 9 ft. copper pau
Farmall Tractor, F-12, on ready for use; Also Farm Bell

rubber, with corn and peanut
planters, cotton planters, gu-
ano distributors, cultivators,
dbl. disc .harrow, Little Won-
derturn plow, good cond.,
$1000. C: F. Poppell, Screven.

-J. D. Dise Tiller, 6 disc with

seed box, good cond., on rub-
ber wheels, for sale. W. TI.
Allen, Danielsville, Rt. 1.

1 M Farmall Tractor, used
5 yrs., tires in good corid.;
And 10 Disc King Harrow, for|
sal. Andrew Shell, Palmetto.
s Dempsey 7 X 13 Disc Grain

with Fert. Attachment, bought

mew Feb. 48 used on 14 acrvs.
Sell-less than list price. Hwy.

8

reasonably. J.
Concord.

tools;
Corn Planters,
cheap for
Mrs.
Rt.

D.

and other farm tools, all priced
Gaulding, |

Geneva Green Feed Cutter:

Et:

Dbl. Turner Pl

David Bradley Mowing Ma-
ichine, horse drawn, with trac-
tor attachment, David Bradley
Hay, Rake, 4 Gang Dise
Harrow,
tractor drawn, heavy duty. W.
H.

Ow,

Boshoff, Winston, Rt. 1.

1H Wagon and.
Also Cole Cotton
good

cash,

5.

some farm

aad

cond.,
at my home.
J. E. Sorrow, Commeice,

Set Dbl. 14 in. Bottom plows,

. new, set Corn. Planters and

BO WF Rare eben Distributoss, $150. ea Trailer

ough, Rt. 1. type Dbl. Sec. Disc Harrow,

y used very little, good cond,

John Deere B Tractor, late|$150.00; $425. for all. FOB. I.
model, starter, lights, lfarrow |p Miller, Screven.

and tillers, for sale or trade
for J. Deere A or G, or Far-}
mall M-MD or W-9 Tractors. |
Pay or take difference. Paul |?
D. Anthony, Buena Vista. 3

5 Electric Brooders, 500 cap.,

David Bradley Hammer Mill,

heavy duty 6
2 pieces,

in.

used very. little, $115.00; Also
OE beit,
$30. C: M. Lowry,

LaFayette, Rt. 4.

$10. ea. $40. for lot. Will not| 1946 LA John Deere Trac-
ship. 6 mi. W. Gainesville. tor with starter, lights, pelt
Major Crow, Gainesville, Rt. pulley, cultivator, Cole plant-
T ers, bottom plow, complete.out-

3 Row Grain and Fertilizer
Drill, good cond., $20. Howard
Strickland, Alpharetta, Rt. 1.

John Deere Power Hay bal-
er, self tramper, good cond,,
$165. Zack M. Huguley, Thor. ;
aston, Rt. 3.

1 set 14 in. Mold Board Bot-
tom Plows, practically new,
for Ford Tractor. Sell or exe.
for set disc plows for Ford
Tractor. T. M. Webb, Ellijay,
BR & Box 4.





fit,
ly,

rubber,
|good cond., Case Mower,
jblade and. Tiller.
rubber;

20 disc.,
Millsaps, Winder, Tel.

mers Tractor,
very reasonable price. See at
my home.
pharetta, Rt. 2.

RFD 3.

$700. J. M. Pullen, Blake-

V. C. Case Tractor on good

starter and
7
4 disc,
Smoothing
for sale. Green

366.

Harr

lights,

ft.
on
ow,
s.

Crawler type K Allis- Chal-

good cond.,

Paul Phillips,

at

Al- |N.



SECOND HAND_





aby Spe. Cathe Valde
hee a.

Grist Mill, 20 in. rock, Gah
white motore to pull mill, good

cond., ~$50:~ 5A. /?P. Cannon, |
Conyers, Rt Fee
1945 Model Intl. are aes
12-7 Grain Drill, | Fertilizer
Attachments, and. seat, exc.

cond., $225. P. H. Davis, Haw-
kinsville, Rte:

_For Ferguson | controlled
Dbl. isc Athens Plow. Can
use with Wyleys Jeep, Mon-
roe Lift, International F trac-
tors, others with slight change.
Price new, $225.00; Take $137.-
50. At my place. er M. Demp-
sey, Chamblee, Tel. 2391.

Mower, rake, hay baler, cut-
away harrow, riding cultivator,
}wagon. Cash or exc. for cows
or yearlings. W. Brooks Green,
Gray, Rigo

Practically brand new Wind-
row Pickup Attachment (Rad-
dle type) for Allis-Chalmers
60 Combine, $80. complete. J.
G. Norris, Newnan, Tel. 899-
W-l. : :

Farmall

Tractor Mowing
Machine, vacuum lift, 5 ft.
Good cond., for sale at my
place. J. B. Aaron, Woodstock,

tor with cultivators and 5
disc tiller; Model H Jno. Deere
Tractor with planters and cul-
tivators, good cond., good rub-
ber, 3 disc Oliver plow, fair
cond. B. C. Bynum, Shellman.

Intl. 3 Bar Side Del. Rake,

$150.00; Set Southern Peanut
Plows, slightly used, $35. Mil-

ton P.. Minchew, Jr., Macon,
Ri 333 :

3 HP Chattanooga Dairy
Boiler for dairy use, with

steam gauge, inject and fit-
tings, $50. at my place at Mill
Creek.- Earl Sansom, Rocky
Face, Rt. 1.

2 Disc Turner,
$50. FOB. T. J
Moultrie, Rt. 4.

J. Deere 6 Disc Tiller on
rubber, used on less than 40

fair cond.,
Saunders 3

er, $50.00; 12-A J. D. Combine,
$600... C. W. Champion, La-
Grange, RFD 2. Tel. 6551.

Oliver Combine, 4 1/2. ft.
blade. Sell at bargain. Irman
Hamilton, Conyers, Rt. 2.

2H Chattanooga Plow, 2
single stocks, 2 single Turn
Plows, Cotton Planter, and
other farm items. See: Mrs.
R. M. Glansier, Doerun.

Pea and Bean Thrashez,
hand power, good cond., $12.50;
1 Shoulder Strap, Hand Crank,
2 Row Duster, $20. FOB. Can-)
not ship. E. L. Burke, Milan,
Riese

Late model FarmallA Trac-
tor, fully equipped, with ot-
tom plow and harrow. Good
cond. All letters ans. John L.
Odom, Glennville, Rt. 1.

One 1200 E. ~ Oakes Elec.
Automatic Incubator, 7 Turn
Grids, and Hatching rays,
$37. J. L. Whitten, Lithonia.
Cor. Panola and Chupp Rds.
Tel. Lithonia 4404.

Henkel Lespedeza' Combine,
good. cond., $35. W. Cc. Brown,
Bowersville. :

Lilliston Peanut Picker, }
good cond. Sell with or with-|
out:= hay baler... A; .C,> Price,
Bronwood. ~

Bargain in Cole Planter, Gu-
ano Distributor, Cultivator,
Plows, etc. Charles Sewell,
Union City. Or Call Fairburn
5291.

Heavy 2H Wagon with -good
stout bed and wheels for sale
at reasonable price, or exc. for

good 1H wagon. J. M. Tow,
Cumming, Rt. 4.

Incubator, 520 Egg ~ap.,
super hatcher, from Sears

Roebuck, used 2 seasons, $30.
Mowing Machine, good cond.,
$75.00; Mc. Riding Cultivator,
like new, $100. My farm 7 mi.



-|gal. Boilers both $80. Roscoe

Model A John Deere Trac- 4.

A, $275.00: J. D. Lime* Spread-|-

Sammo? Soperton, 1 1/2 mi.
Soperton on Adrian Hwy.

c-1 40. Intl. Rollers,
mission gears, fuel pum)
diator and guard,
ager and log cart on cul

_ plows. = e Scot
Tennille

trans-

Farmall Tractor,
new 2 disc tiller, h
tivators, planters and distri!
tors, good cond., $1500.
dont write. W. J. Ellington,
Summit, Rt. 2.

Super A Farmall Tractor, 2
Disc Plow, at list price. No let-
ters ans. See. 1 1/2 mi. Mo-

i

Case Tractor, R-C size, exc.
cond., on good rubber, and. J.
D. Disc Harrow, Tandem style,
for sale. R. E. McGee, Thomas-
ton, Rt. 4. Barnesville Rd.

Good 2H wagon, good cond.,
with bed, side and board, $50
at my place. Earl Sansom,
Rocky Face, Rt. 1, :

1947 Farmall A, Tractor, star-
ter, lights pulley take-off, cul-|
tivators, and pneumatic lift.
Good clean outfit. Like new.
Many Maddox, Winder, Rt.

2 Row VAH Case Tractor,
good cond., not used over 6
mos., with cultivaters, power
lift, lights, starter, fertilizer a
tachment and poxes, - Intl.
disc J. D. harrow, See
Marvin Davis, Byromville.

Case hay baler with 9 Hp
Wisc motor. Perfect cond., $359
Frank Kiker, East - Ellijay.

Planters, fertilizer attach-
ments, plow lift, tiller, combine
No. 52 cultivator, for model A.
Farmall, Intl. Joe Newman,
Newnan, Rts

McCormick mowing machine,
hay rake, good cond, McCor-
mick Riding Cultivator, almost
new, Super Hatchery Incubator,
500 egg cap., burns oil. See at
my farm, 7 mi. N. Patterson. A.
o Griffis, Patterson, Rt. 1, Box

Farmall F-14 Tractor and
equipment, consisting of har-
row, bottom plow, planters and
cultivator. Priced for quick sale.
ye H. Milles, Dixie, Box

M. Farmell Tractor, J. D.
Combine No.-12 A, 2 old style
Bush and Bogg Harrows with
ten 23 in. discs ea., Tractor!
trailer, lime or fertilizer spread-
er, Case Distiller with cedar

Shelton, Sparta

Cole 3.-Row Oat. Drill, fair.
cond., $12.50; David Bradiey
Lime and Fertilizer Spreader,

exe. cond., $50.00; Avery D.
G. + 2 twelve in. Bottam
Plow, tractor mounted, good

cond., $65. No letters. Claude
Woodruff, Loganville, Rt. 2

/Allis-Chalmers R. C. ,Motor
in good cond., for sale. CG. A.

Lovinggood, Kennesaw, Rt. 1.

1250 Cap. Elec. Incubator,
Hatcher, Starting Brooder and
Finishing Brooders for a smail
broiler plant, for sale or exe.
Mrs. J. L. Matthews, Atlanta,
800 E. College Ave. Tel. Cr.
3758.

Farm Bell for sale for best
offer, You pay shipment from
Holland, Ga. R. L.. . Powell;
Lyerly.
No. 44 Ghitianeons 3 Roller
Power Cane Mill and gov. pan

~

4 X 12 ft. all good as new,
$250. at my farm. Exc. for
cattle. and hogs. W. K. Man-
ning, Rock Grace.

Case VAC Tractor, sood
cond., with starter, lights,

complete cultivator with Cole
Planters. No. letters: Phone
250 L. J. H. Smith, Dawson.
G. M. John D. Tractor, culti-

vators, planters, and duster,
$2400. M. A. Sidwell, Apa-
lachee.

Old Model Case Tractor with
jlanters and_ cultivators, large
ype. L. C. Williams, Cochran.

Sea,

Bush and Bog Harrow, new)

Jena. H. L. Trice, Molena, Rt.

box. Will sell poo B. G.|4

SECOND HAND MACHI
ASC OINEEY FOR SEE ERY FOR SALE
; a he : Pas eee
1948 Ford Tractor with all ise
equip. and In good). cond. for |$20. . | Tractor, witl

power lift,
Planters, ; and
good cond.,








































































































cultivating equ
plow, lights, sta
cona., $1000.
Jacksonville, Rt.

Turner Pe
Cropper, : Ist.
heavy duty chai:
off. W. Norman s
ley, Res :

Riding Blog
jmules for $40
Cobbtown, R oe

- 2H Wagon and S
Harrow for sale.
ders, Cartersville,
8 can Elee
good cond., $200.0
milk cans, med.
heavy wt. $5., one
er, $40. W. F.
Rtg Sep aos

Complete nse
Ford Tractor, goo
reasonable, or ex
that can use. E.
Tifton, Rt. t

pin, Sr.,

13 Flu Look
er, for sale. H. F.

Thrasher. Both goo
my home. Mrs.
Commerce, Rt._9.

Practically new
ley Garden Tracto1
wator outfit,

Rt. 3, Box 158

100 cap. Incu
Richardson, Di

Bush and Bogg
type Tractor Harrov
good cond. Robert
Commerce, Rt. 2.

Pickup Hay Ba
with Wisc. 20. HP
reond.,
Rake,
Cline,
2167.

cond., except for
at Buford. E:

Farmall Teatton F- 12
ber, with corn.
planters, cotton plan
ano _ distributors,
dbl. disc harrow,

der turn plow,
$1000. C. F. Pop

2 Roller Powe
with tin pan, go

or write. C. D.

stock, Rt. it

Good 2 H Iron
ney. Wagon,

W. E. Foster, Mo
Lilliston Peanut
Hay Baler, eithe
good cond., half p
one; Also want t
or one good as ne
Drilk Ie De Duke,

Large Turner 1
equipped with 9 hp
line motor, good coi
write. Pickens T
Tel. 5473 or 378.



Rts 02. Care Red Dog =



Patterson. A. J. Griffis,
Pattenon Rt 1

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SECOND HAND.

MACHINERY FOR SALE |



L.Jon rubber, dbl. dise side plow,




en for $2000.
15 Hay Press,
yer take-off, driven
cond. $409.
r., Royston, Rt.
















OT "separately. G.
0 iglasville.

Incubator, 500
meubator, both!
mr sale. Cannot
Re ae

eV He Baer,




















on any, mowing
od as new, $109.
yeock, _ Monroe.



& io other plow
Odell. a

] Tractor,
idift, ect., 2 disc
g machine, eulti-
lanters, all good
' reasonable cash
1a rd N. Pentecost,

a freee












Ww pines, cuiti-





pollen. 0h ors
Bogg Harrow. Mrs.
>dlove, Bishop.
Morse Hammer

d., never~- used,
Smith, Sharos-






cultivator S
Harrow,

Paulk, Thomaston.
Tractor Mower

Mower for H or M
Dee MEL Ey, Reed,

Tractor, 4
B and B harrow, 2
cultivators,
Be attachments,
x, hydr. scoop
all good

armall Tractor, 42 model,
Cutaway Harrow, 8
se Plow, trailor type,
and planters, 6 row
ter, 1 row outfit, all
Wid. Hardman,
Rt. 4, Tel. 586-04.

Chalmers Combine,
0, $200.00; Also 2H Wa-
( Both good cond.
3ohannon, oS

and 2 Roller Syrup
8 ft. pan, good cond.,
Oth, txe, : for <pr. of
ifer or: Bull Yeari-
poe R. McClure,
esse: :

a



Good ad

ES ifton Blair, Esom Hill,



-{Plow, both
-|quick sale, . $500.

|Soperton.

2 row dusting ma- |

Tractor, planters }:

F-20 Farmall Tractor, runs
well, 2 or 3 mold Bottom
on rubber, for
ee i 2-2,

Soperton. Roscoe_

Fordson Tractor, good cond.,

and harrow for sale. Luther
Castleberry, Alpharetta, Rt. 1.

Late Model J. Deere B Trac-
tor with starter, lights, and
power lift, 2 row cultivators,
planters and distributors, dbl.
sec. harrow, all extra , good
cond. S. E. Booker, Jr., Fitz-
Serald, Rt. Aq.

Red Repper Hay Press, $50.
or trade for hog or cow, ete.
Wm. A. A. Smith, Griffin,
Hammond Dr. >

No. 1-A McCormick-Deering
Hammer Mill, perfect cond.,

~1$40. See at my farm, 1 1/2 mi.

E. Smyrna. All letters ans. H.
M. Peabody, Marietta, Rt. 3.

J. D. Model B, 1945 Tracter

-|with planting and cultivating
"|equip.; Also heavy duty
in, -

4-26
Dise McCormick-Deerins
Tiller, and 1947 Deere 5 ft. Dbl.
Disc Harrow, Ist. class cond.
Walter Biddle, Alamo, Box 75.

Used Turner Peanut Picker,
power baler, Wisc. engine with
power belts for same. Fred W.
Jones, Lyons, Rt. 4.

Good 2 H Wagon, $80. FOB.
Emory Carpenter, Cleveland,
Ried ?

-DeLaval Milking Machine
with 2 single units and extra
pail, 4 can Intl. Milk Cooler,
etc. $500. Boy W. Hardy, Du-
rand.

Dbl. Plow for Word Tracer

used very little, $85. J. R.,
Hancock, Griffin, Rt. Ce

Minneapolis Moline
Z Tractor, good cond.,

Model
starter,

lights, power take-off, Minn.
-|Moline Combine, A-1 -cond.
with V-4 Wisc. motor, J. D.

No. 5 seven ft. Tractor Mower.
D. E. Fatum, Palmetto.

No: a Goldens new mocel|
3 Roller Cane Mill with dbl..

E geared power take-off (factory

also 12 ft. Copper
cond., $125.
Hogansvilie,

assembled),
Pan, both good
Robt. S. Cook, TEs
Rt. 3.

International Equip.: 38 ft,
10 disc Grain Drill, tractor
drawn, needs some _ repairs,
s $75.00; 8 ft. Limie Spreader

used 2 hrs., tractor drawn, on
steel, $10.00; 2 H Riding Cul-
tivator, good running~ cond.,

|$15.00; Corn Binder, fair work-

ing cond., $65.> Cok. Belcher,
Perry, Rt. De

Henkle lLespedeza Combine
that fits on any mowing ma-
chine, good as new, $100. FOB.
R. E. Aycock, Monroe.

_Late Model Farmall -A Trac-
tor, fully equipped with bot-

a-|tom plow and harrow. Good

eond. All letters ans. John L.
Odom, Glennville; Rt. 1.-

Avery V Model Tractor and
equip., practically new. T.
Moody, Broxton, Rt. 2.

Dairy equipment: 14 can dry
milk cooler with brine com-
partment and 1 1/2 HP com-
pressor, good cond., also 4 ft.
aerator on stand, practically
new, cost $1200.00; Sell for
$500. Ae Ce McKinley, Malledge:
ville, POB~ 357.

2 H McCormick Riding Cul-

|tivator, exe. cond., for sale or

exe, for 12 row grain drill, al-

so 1 good horse, work any-
where, for sale. J. O. Bran-
nen, Metter. :

Mower, new 1 H = Wagon
Body, 1 sec. 30 tooth Drag
Harrow for sale. J. V. Hart,
wy Viva Rica, Rt--2. ;

$5 sC. Case Tractor. = with

starter and lights, 4 Disc Ath-
ens Tiller, and Seeder, ~-all
good cond., $1325. L. R. Wash-
ington, Jackson, Rt: 1.

Set. of Dbll. 14 in. Bottom
Plows, Covington Planters arid
Distributors, $150. ea.; Trailer



rh type - Dbl.
}ivery
50.

Sec. Harrow, wsed
tie st very ey -eond.,
FOB E Miller,

Sammons, |.

imodel,

SECOND HAND MACHIN-
ERY FOR SALE

SECOND HAND MACHIN-
ERY FOR SALE



good cond., good tires, $400.
J. G. Dingler, Moreland, Box
30

Lilliston Peanut Picker, Self
Feed Hay Press;
No. 2-3 cans. S. D. Harrison,

Kathleen.

1H Wagon and some farm
tools for sale. See: W. M. Hays,
Newnan, RFD 4.

2H Wagon, good cond., 575.
at= my, farm.> J, 0 Wellborn,
Madison, Rt. 4.

No. 60 Series, 2 Discs Plow,
2 Dise Case Plow, 26 in. Disc
with ball or roller bearings,
A-1 cond. Best cash prices. H.

J. Ledbetter, Tate.
Farmall Tractor, 15-30, in
running cond., . $250.00; Tiller

Plow and Harrow for sale ai-
so. Eugene C. Boykin, Jr,
West Point. .

Elec. Automatic 5 Deck
Brooder, holds 100 chicks to
deck, good as new, been
used 8 wks. Mrs. E. E. Ho vel,
Trion, Rt. 1. 2 mi. N. Trion on

Hwy. 27.

One: windmill complete, for
sale. Mrs. L. A. Everett, Lu-

;ella.:

Incubator, elec., completely
automatic, 2100 egg cap., good
cond., $100. G. R. Beasley, Sa-
vannah, Bona Bella.

16 in. Disc Cutaway Harrow,
good cond.; $20: E. A. Mont-
gomery, Acworth.

2H Iron Axle Hackney Wa-
gon with body, $50. W. E. fos-
ter, Monroe, Rt. 1.

John Deere H. Tractor with
planters and cultivators, 8
dise Athens Harrow, 3 Disc
\Athens Tiller, David Bradley
Smoothing Harrow, No. .52
Intl. Combine with motor, all
good cond. on Grayson- -Law-

Bill. Sells,
3.

New 1948 Wind Mill, =lec.
|power, never been used, $150.
at my place. J. D. Spillers, Ro-
berta.

Newgren Single Bottom Plow
and Love Hydraulic Lift, used
less than a week, sell for half
price; Ferguson equip. but can

Lawrenceville,

Universal Jeep. W. R.~ Calla-
way, Cumming, Rt. 1.

2 Dise Athens Plow, fer
Ford-Ferguson Tractor, used

2 days,
8 ft. Fertilizer Spreader with
rubber tires, tractor hitch,
used 1 day, $100. at farm, 2
Jmi. N. Zebulon, on . Williara-
son-Zebulon Rd. D. S. Allen,
Williamson.

One new Farmall Super C
tractor, 1948 model. Eli Har-
ris, Gibson.

Practically new 3 cylinder
Turner peanut picker and
baler with 9 H. P. engine on
rubber. Priced to sell. A. E.
Locke; Butler, phone No. 19.

M Farmall Tractor, 1945
~ $1900.00; 1945 Ford
Tractor with lift and 8 dise
B. B. King Harrow, $1250. See
Sunday at my home, .corner
Patk and Elliott St. No let-
ters. Ivan Stephens, Buford,
Park . St.

J: Ds +Tractor, -.12. .. horse-
drawn bar and 15 on belt, al-
so cultivators, harrow, and
turn plow. See in operation.
C. W. Colquitt, Lawrencevilie.
2 mi. Court House on Federal
Hwy.

Avery Hay Press,
take-off, perfect cond.,
Trade for Jersey Cows.
G. Jones,. Decatur.

1946 H Farmall Tractor, 8
Disc King Harrow, 6 ft. Intl.
Mowing Machine, 11 Row Intl.
Grain drill, good cond. O. C.
Mize, Royston, Rt. 2.

Heavy 2H Wagon, cheap, 2
H. Plows, Chattanooga 23,
Oliver 13, J. Deere, Lynchburg
and others. Mrs. E.: J. Chap-
man, Sr., Lithonia, Rt. 2.

3 -Roller Cane Mill, 100 gal.
pan, $40.00; Good 1.H Wagon,
$50.00; McCormick - Deering

. power
$500.
Ras






Riding Cultivator on ak in.

Large reg. Farmall Tractor, |

Can Seaier,

lused 5 days,

jmust be

renceville Rd. No letters a

be used on Ford Tractor or

$200.00; Also Judson |.

ae Mowing Machine,
good as new, bought 747, Walk-
ing Cultivator, 2 and 1H Turn-

ers, Cole Planter, Harrow,
other plows; Also 2 good
mules, 6 and 10 yrs. old, work
anywhere, cheap my _ farm.
Near Bethelberry Church. Mel-
ton L. Pruett, Watkinsville,
RS As

tires, 5 4t., 6 discs and plenty
scoops and skooters, good

eond., $75, At my home. Floyd
Smith, Swainsboro, Rt. 2, Box
148. :

Bargain: 3 single unit De-
Laval Milking Machine, used
Lersyats,
6 ten /gal. can Itnl. Milk Cool-
er with agitator, slightly used.
Tel. 3806. Mrs. T. R. Thigpen,
Jr., Forsyth, 225 South Lee St.

New Intl. Cotton Picker at
list price. Ben H. Boatright,
Oak Park, Tel. No. 600.

Liverman Peanut Picker,
good cond., $200. J. Be Jones,
Tifton, Riel

New 2 H Stalk Cutter, only
$65.00; 2H Wa-
gon, without bed, but in good
cond., $45. or both $100. Clyde
Waldrip, Flowery -Branch, Rt.
He

\

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED



Want small 1 Row Tractor
at reasonable price. W. S. Har-

rison, Social. Circle, Box 294.
Tel. 142-M.

Want used 11.25 X 40 or
13:00 X 40 Tractor Tire in

good cond. James B. Bartch,
Augusta, 37 Mtd. Rt.

Want 4 Disc Tiller Plow with
seeder, J. D. or Intl: make.
in good cond. Near
Wadley or Perry. C. R. Belch-
er, Perry, Rt: 2 -

Want grain drill, J. D. ferti-
lizer attachment, 14 or more
disc, good eond. W. H. Thorn-
as, Fort Valley, Rie:

Want to trade 2 large
mules. and farm tools
Row Tractor, Farmall or J.
D., good cond., complete, jate
model. Arthur James, Nash-
ville, Rt. 3. Z

Want one complete set cul-
tivators for Farmall Super A
Tractor. State price. Lloyd
Vickers, Wray, Box 63.

Want set Bottom Plows, 1
set Cultivator and Planters,

young
for 1

for Ford Tractor. W. S. Prince,
Pelham.

Want Mule Drawn Dirt
Scoop. W. A. Hartman, bil-
burn, Box 188.

Fordson Cultivator with
planters ~ and distributors. P.
W. Harrison, Halcyondale.

Want farm tractor. Give full
details and best cash price.
Age, make and number of
crops made. W. B.. Walters,
Moultrie, Rt. 6.

Want 2 or 3 disc tiller for
John Deere H Tractor, W. G.
Carroll, Atlanta, 527 Federal
Annex,

Want 1 Farmall A Tractor
with cultivating equip., etc.
Advise. Hoke S. Lee, Metter.

Want for cash, 3 rolle
horse drawn Cane Mill, and
80 gal. Syrup Kettle, good
cond. H. F. Kight, Axson, Rt.
2

Want 1 Seeder for Garden
Tractor. David Bradley prefer-
red. Also Disc Harrow tor
same. Must.be Ist. class cond.
and priced right. C. W. Dug-
ger, -Higgston.-

Want Disc Plow to fit Oliver
70 with power lift. N. C. Smith,
Powder Springs, Rt. 1.

Want 2-11-28 or 11-38 tires
and bines for Farmall F-20
Tractor. Cons. wheels and tires
complete if not too far off,
and priced right. E. A. Shaw,
Commerce, Rf. 5.

Want. Farmall Cub Tractor;
will. trade pair of mules for
same. Write what you have and
Re 2 AO. Craig, Kingston,





all equip. top cond. One|

\so 3H Riding Sulky Plow eith-

r,|/Trade~- match pr.

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SECOND HAND _
MACHINERY WANTED



Want Farmall A er AV Cul-
tivators for 1 Row. Tractor,
Pay cash. Lewis O. Eason, Val--
dosta, Rt. 3. Tel. 500W-1. ae

Want 1 or 2 Row Tractor
with lights, starter,- power aft,
A-1 cond. Will trade pair
match mules, 1150 Ibs., also.
Riding Cultivator, practically
new and pay cash difference.
D. M. Boatright, Baxley, Rt.
4, Box 100.

Want a Scooter Gang for
Ford-Ferguson Tractor. Priced
reasonable, and in good cond.
me S Bennett, Powder Springs,

Want 1 used Garden Tractor,

Clutch driven 3 HP or more.

State attachments, make and
best price. R. M. Snow, Ath-

ens, 397 Rutherford St.

Want 2H



































drawn Mowirg

Machine near my farm. Wee

Harper, Wray. S

Want 2 Bottom Plow for -
Ford-Ferguson Tractor. E. TT.

Dean, Odum.

Want Ford, John Decre or
Farmall Tractor with tiller
and cultivators. State reason-
able price and cond. George
M. Taylor, Alma, Rt. 1.

.Want 2 Roller Cane Mill, al-

er disc or bottom, H. H. Wat-
kins, Thomasville, Rt. 2.

Want Bush and Bogg Har-
row suitable for Farmall A>
Tractor. Prefer Rome Plow
Co. make. Must be in good
cond. Howard Hyatt, Ellijay.

Want a cart or small buggy
suitable for small pony to oull.
Must be reasonable. Mrs. Clay
Howard, Winder.

Want 2nd. hand Power Pea

















Thrasher, good cond. State
price. G. M. Woodell, Hamil-
ton, Rie 22.

Want Pea and Bean Thrash-
er with or without engine. W.
H. Franks, Jr., Richland.

Want 4 good 5 deck battery
brooders. Must be in good
cond. Lonnie Moore, Pearson.



































































Want cotton and corn plant- |
ers together with cultivating
equip., also 7 ft. mower and
2 or 3 disc turn plow for Far-
nall H Tractor. All must be
n good cond. Give full details
an price. H. W. care Gills-
ville,

Want light tractor( prefer
with rotary tiller), in exe. for
IH Mowing Machine, Rake,
3aler and Steel Wagon; Also
Mule, Plows, Planters, Poultry,
etc. C. D. Ebersole, Atlanta,
811 Juniper St. N. E. Tel. Ve.
7228.

Want to buy Farmall A os
Tractor ~-quipped with plant- Ha
ers, cultivators, lift; 2 dise ~
plow, 8 disc harrow, and grain
drill with fertilizer. Give de-
scription and price. .Ross Mad-.
Gox, Winder. Rt. 4. ;

Want mule drawn Grait
Drill, 1 or 2H, good cond. Not
over 50 mi. Atlanta. State age
and cash price; Also have
Milking Machine, 2 units, new
all fittings except pipe. Sell Z
or exc. for cows or hogs. W. i
E. Hudson, Decatur, Bowen
ReeeRt 2. s

Want 1 or 2:Row Tractor
with lights, starter; power lift;
mules, 1150
Ibs. and Intl. Riding Cultivator,
practically. new, and pay cash
difference. D. M. Boatright,
3axley, Rt. 4, Box 100.

Want an old tractor. -
old. cutivator type, though
heavier will do: Case, Avery,
J..D. or any standard make.
State lowest price. John S.
Barks, .Dalton, Rt. 4. Box 40.

Want to buy planter, ferti-
izer dist., and cultivator ~ for
J. D. Model LA. Tractor.~ B:
F, Wright, Cedartown, Rt. 1. i

Want Farmall -A or Super s
A Tractor with equip. R. 3B. i
Trapnell, Metter.







Prefer



Want 1H Farm
plows, harrow,
Blac}



plat
Also
State price,
cond. B. P. Richardson, Atlan
4556 Northside Dr., N-. W. Re. 16
Want Wagon or Truck Scales.



equip,
ation, kind and
he

ete;








\F. N. Belg, Trenton.

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LANTS FOR SALE

PLANTS FOR SALE






Missionary Strawbry plants,
strong, healthy, no nut grass,
$100. C. PP. Mrs. E: L. Wat-
_ kins, Edison... :

Big Red Jumbo Strawberry
Plants, $4. M. Will ship COD
df preferred. Mrs. Hoke Mar-
tin, Gainesville, Rt. 7.

- Strawberry Plants (name un-
known) $4. M; $3.50 in. 10 M
ead = De Burk, Tifton,

















a)
Mastodon Everbearg straw-
+ =berry, $1. .C; ~Eschalottes,

sweet, freeze proof, 50c C; $1.
or more PP. Pearl Hudgins,
_ Flowery Branch.

Frost proof Wakefield Chas.
Cabbage, $2. M; Special prices
on 25,000. Phone No. 45-079.
B. . Mallard, Savannah, Box
- 378, Rt. 5.

Large Early
Plants, $1.30 C; Sage, 40c qt.
cupfull; PP. Mrs. G. C. Taylor,
Buchanan.














- Himalaya Blackberry and
Regular Boysenberry, 15, $1.,
$5. C; $65. M. Carefully pack-
ed, PP; Kudzu semesan treat-
ed, same rate. Or trade for
sesaanan. Goats: .J.. W.=-Loole,
~ Macon, 410 Burton Ave.

Dorsett Strawberry planis,
_ $2..C. Damp packed. Add posi-
age. Mrs. M. L. Butler, Cairo,
Rt. 1, Box 356.

Klondike Strawberry. plants,
$3.50 M; 50c C; Extra larg
Imp. Mastodon, $4. M; 60c C.
500, $2.50. Mrs. Guy Crowe,
Cumming, Rt. 1.

Collard plants, limited num-
ber, 35 C; 500. $1.50; $2.50
M. H. ek Seay, Ellenwood, Rt.
ae

Missionary large strawberry
plants, 70c C. PP. Miss Geor-
gia Winkles, Raymond.

: Good, mix. var., strawberry

plants, 65c C; $5. M. Ready for
Fall setting; Blueberries and
Huckleberries, 50c doz. Dollie
-Pearson, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

_ 2 yrs. old bearing size Mi.
Huckleberry, Dewberry, Black-
berry, 75c doz.; Giant Garlic
Bulbs, Artichokes, 50e-- Aoz.
Stamps accepted. Add postage.
Tamar Teem, Talking Rock.

Early large Klondike Straw-
berry Plants, 50c C; Green
- Okra Seed, 25c teacup; Large
Rd Indian Peach Seed, 50c
- doz. Add postage. Rosie Crowe,

Z Supine, Bebe.



































- Sage Plants, large, rooted,
$1. doz.; 5, 50c. Damp pack-
ed. PP. Mrs- A. Horsley, Waco,
Rt. 2, Box 40.

Mastodon Strawberry plants,
e C; 500, $3.00; $5.25 M;
Klondike Strawberry, 60c C;
500, $2.75; $4.25 M; Sugar
Pears, $1. ea.; 1948 new White
_ Browneyed Peas, 35c Ib.; 3 lbs.
$1. Add postage. Prompt" ship-
ment. Mrs. Lee Hood, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 1.

Klondike Strawberry plants,
"5c C; $5.50 M; Gem _ Ever-

pearing, $1. C; $8. M. Del. Lee
' row, Gainesville, Rt. 2, Box
143.

: Klondike Strawberry plants,
$4. Mi. Add postage. Miss Ethel
Sullivan, Marietta, Rt. 2.

: Fall grown, early Jersey
~ Cabbage Plants, $2.50 M; 500,
$1.75. Prompt shipment. G. L
- Steedley, Baxley.

' Red and Black Everbearing
Raspberry, Garden Goosebeiy,

$1.50 doz.; May Cherry trees,
6, $1.00; Hazelnut and Blue-

- berry, $1. doz.; Garlic Bulbs,
25c doz.; Mastodon Everbear-
ing Strawberry, $1. C. Moss
packed. Mrs. M. UL. Eaton,
_ Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Everbearing- Strawberry
_ Plants, 65c C; 500, $2.50; $4.50
_M. PP. Moses Davis, Milledge-
ville, Rt. 5, Box 126.

Mastodon and Missionary
mixed Strawberry plants, 50c
. Add postage. Mrs. W. St.
_ J. Freeman, Hamilton, Four

_ Oaks, Farm.

Hastings Missionary and
Everbearing Strawberry plants,
$1. C; Peppermint plants, %5c
oom Miss Cecil McCurley, Rt.

Strawberry E



Muscadine Grape Vines, 2c
ea.; 6, $1.00; May. Cherry trees,
25c ea.; Peach Trees; 25c a.;

Apple, 20c. ea.; . Blackhaw
Bushes, $1.25 doz. Mrs. Robt.
H. Norrell, Gainesville, Rt. 6.

Klondike Strawberry plants,
500, $2.50; $4.50 M; Lady T,
4500, $3. Del. No checks. Ethel
Crowe, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Nice Sage Plants, Catnip and
Horehound, Comfort and Horse
Radish, 20c bunch; Condons
Giant Mastodon Everbearing

Strawberry Plants, $1. C. Mrs.
Mae Turner, Gainesville, Rt.
6.

Chas. W. Cabbage Plants,

ready, 500, $1.75; $2.50 M;: 50c
C. Del. Otis Conner, Pitts, Rt.

Chas. W. Cabbage
fresh and green, 300,
500, $1.50; $2.50: M.- =PP.
Chanclor,* Pitts. 5

Mastodon Strawberry plant,
heavy bearer, large berries,
50c C; $4.50-M. PP. Mrs. Gas-
ton B. Williamson, Oak Park.

Eldorado Blackberry plants,
JES: ft osample.s-d0z oh OU:
Cling. and Free Stone Seedling
Peach Trees, 1-2 up,*doz. mix-
ed, $1.50, Kudzu Crowns, $25.
M. 2 M. $45. Maude Hamby,
Greenville.

Klondike Strawberry plants,
50c C. Add postage. Mrs. J.
D. Dyer, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Ga. Collard Plants, 300, $1.-
75; $3.90 M; 5000, $16.00; Ever-

Plants,
$1.00;
Re

bearing Strawberry Plants,
250, $1.50;500; $2753. $5: Mi;

5000, $22.50; Sage, Mint, Cat-
nip, Garlic, Asparagus, $1. doz,
Del. Mrs. Bessie Baggett, Hi-
man: btsraks

Imp. Early Bearing Straw-
berry Plants, 75c C; $7. M. Del.
Prompt shipment. Mrs. Hersch-
el Allison, Gainesville, Rt. 7.

Hastings large Missionary
Strawberry Plants, $1. C; Cal-
amous, $1.25 doz; Peppermint,
75 doz. Miss Mattie McCurley,
Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Ga. Collard Plants, 40c C;
500,. $1. PP. Solomon Davis,
Milledgeville, Rt. 5, Box 126.

Mastodon Strawberry plants,
$8. M. P. B. Reynolds, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2.

Large, strong, genuine, Klon-
dike Strawberry plants, Sie;
Good bearing size Thornless
Boysenberry Plants, $1.25 doz;
Blue Bunch Grapes, earliest
and heavy bearers, 3, $2.25.
Mrs. Maude Granger, Reids-
ville.

Large early var. Strawberry
Plants, well rooted,. 50c C.
Mrs. G. L. Hubbard, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 5.

Shallot Onions, greatest mul-
tiplyer known, 35c C; 300, $1.,
Everbearing Strawberry, bears
from early spring until frost,

35e. C3800; $1. Miss = Vena
Brown, Hartwell.

Red Raspberry, bears 3
times a yr., 75c doz.; Bamgi-
lard Crabapple, 20; "Hazelaut
Bushes, 65c doz.; Horse Rad-

ish, $1. doz. Add postage. Mar-

tha Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 2.
Thornless Boysenberry, $1.

doz.; Himalaya Blackberry and

regular Boysenberry, $5. C;

Rooted Kudzu, semesan treat-
ed, $5. C. PP. Jonathan W.
Toole, Macon, 410 Burton Ave.

Big Jim Everbearing Straw-

berry, heavy bearing, $1.25 C;
500, $5.00; $9. M; Klondike,
200, $1.00; 500, $2.25; $4. M.

Del. Exe. for pecan trees, true
to name. C. W. Smith, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2.

Mastodon Everbearg Straw-
berry Plants, true to name,
$1. C; $4.75, 500; $8. M.. PP in

Ga. No out-of-state orders ac-
cepted. Cash or PO Money
Order. Mrs. J. E. ~Avirett,

Blakely, Rt. 1.

Imp. Mastodon Strawberry
Plants, extra large, $4. M; 500,
$2.25; Klondikes, $3. M; $1.75,
500. Exe, 200 plants for 4 print
sacks, or 5 white. Mrs. Emma





_ Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1. |





Rooted Sege Plants, 20c eas

Beechnut Trees, 6, $1.00; Crab |2

45c C;. Sugar Pears,-25c ea.;
Dry sage, 48 crop, 25c teacup.
Mrs. Clyde Logan, Austell, Rt.

Everbearing Strawberry
Plants, 75c C. Or will exe. 150
plants for 4 print sacks, free
of holes and mildew. PP. Mrs.
J. R. Smith, Toccoa, 524
Hughes St. : ;

sand Ga. Collard Plants ready
around last of Sept. Prefer sell
at field. 10 M up $2.50 M. You
do your own. pulling. H. S.
Baxter, Blackshear. Rt. 2.

Strawberry plants, Everbear-
ing, 65e C; 500, $2.50; $4 M;
Ga. and Heading Collard plants,
40e C; 500 $1. PP. Moses Davis,
Milledgeville, Rt. 5, Box - 128.

Several thousand, early bear-
ing Strawberry Plants, Ree
unknown, $2.50 M; $1.50.
Would exc. 1000 plants for 5
Ibs. Stewart Pecans, or 2 ats.
pure Gall berry Honey. Write
first. W. A. Parish, Austell, Rt.
be

Early bearing Klondike
Strawberry plants, large berries
50c C. PP. Del. Or exc. for pe-|$
cans. Mrs. Gilbert Evans,
Gainesville. Rt, 5.

Nice Strawberry

plants, $4

money returned. Mrs. Minnie
Buchans, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Everbearing strawberry
plants, 35c C; 300 for $1; Shal-
lot onions (greatest multiplier
known), 35c C. Miss Vena
Brown Hartwell.



SEED FOR SALE _



White Multiplying Onions,
$1.10 gal.; Also Purple Huil
Peas, 50c qt. PP. Mrs. L. M.
Maddox, Trion, Rt. 1.

Certified Sanford Wheat, Ist.
yr., 90 per ct. germ, $4 bu.
in 2 bu. bags, FOB. Alamo or

McRae. R. E. Tuten, Jr., Ala-
THO; Nt 2.

365 Ibs. Dixie Crimson
Clover Seed, mixed, combine

run and recleaned. Will not
ship. G. H. Davis, Rome; Rt.
2, Bells Ferry Rd.

Multiplying Calif. Beer seed,

25e. Stamps ~ accepted. Mrs.
Lou Ella Green, Smyrna.
15 toz:80Abs.,. Hardy--< ste.

Crimson Clover Seed with 25
to 30 percent Italian Rye grass
winter pasture mixture, 30c: lb.
See. J. A. Addy, Newnan.
Several thousand lbs. New
Empire Cotton Seed, was
gathered without rain, $9.
CWT. Thos. L. Smith, Register.

Imp. La.- str. Cert. Waite.
Dutch clover seed, 90.50 per-

centpure seed; 5.04 percent
other clovers(. mostly Hop),
90.50 percent Ger. 65c lb. FOB

my farm. Maurice C. <Aber-
crombie, Palmetto, Rt. ~ 4.
Phone Newnan 787.

Crimson clover seed, reclean-
ed, 1948 crop. High percentage

Slight trace Rye Grass. 3c
lb. Lyman W. Pelot, The Rock,
P. O. Box 63.

White Cabbage Collard: seed,
10 oz.; 50c lb.; Tender Half.
Runner Beans, 35c cup. W. J.
Smith, Roy.

New crop. mixed Turnip
Seed, quarter lb. 20c prepaid.
Jennie Jolley, Atlanta, Rt. ts

Dixie Crimson Clover Seed,
recleaned and bright, hard,
20 per ct., germ., 85 per ctj;
40c lb. Ship freight collect.
Dr. R. S. Duffell, Macon, 659
Broadway.

Chas. W.

Cabbage Seed,
$1.35 Ib.; 10 Ibs., $12.50; Toma-
to,..: $150 Ib.; 10 2Ib., $14.-All
prepaid. MO preferred. Major
Crow, Gainesville, RFD 1.

Upson Co. Hard Seed Var.
Crimson Clover, tested by Ga.
Agric. Dept. originated from
field that has been re-seeding
for 12 yrs. Minimum shipment)





700 Ibs. 40c Ib. Phone 2914.
Lynwood Bentle

Mose

Klondike "Strawberry plants, |_

|seeding Clover and 30 per ct.

Two or three hundred thou- ;

M; 50c C. Prompt shipment, or|A_

James Lewis, Arabi.

|Shellman,
Victor Grain Seed Oats |

hardy seed. Upson Co. grown. |:

Multiplying Calif,
30c cup. No stamps.
Runles, Gainesville, Rt.

Multiplying Calif. Beer Seed,
25 good start. Mrs. ie:
Floyd, Rockmart, Rt. 2,

65 per ct. Hardy eS a

er Seed,







Common Rye Grass, good mix-
ture for winter grazing,
seeded on my farm for 8 yrs.
Sell 25c lb. FOB. Joel H. San
ders,:; Newnan, bes

Sweet Lupine seed, aibyese.
Supply limited. G. + Tripp,
Empire, Rt. 1, Box 33. an



Bie

GRAIN AND HAY



FOR SALE
Several hundred bu. re-
cleaned Nortex Oats, 2nd yr.,|

improved Texas rustproof (re-

commended by Exp. - Station Se

as being more resistant to the
Helminthosporium blight), $1 -

50 bu. FOB shipping point.
Frank S.- Broadhurst, Leslie, |
Rt. 1.

a f

re- |,






































400 bu. = CpRn No. 7 Seed ie :

Oats, recleaned and _ treated,
in new bags, $1.65 bu,; 400 bu.
Coker Fulgrain,
Griffin,

George wae Rt.

2000 bu. Victor Grain Seed |

Oats, combine run, $1.25 bu.

at my farm. You furnish bags. |

Combine run, |
$1.45 bu. All nice and bright. |







Or will sack and ship at $1.35)

bu. Omer A. Harper,
tong Rte 3:

Good quality
for sale. Write

\ a

for price

Alo bu. Chanclor, crack renee

ant, Wheat, Ist. yr., $3.50 bu.
Recleaned. FOB. B. C.. Se

ae

sale. Write: J. B. Easterlin, Jr.
Montezuma.

700. bu. Victor Grain Oats,
recleaned, No. 1, $1.75 bu.; No.

|2,- $1.50 bu. Even wt. pags, 32

Ibs. to bu., 2 bu. to bag. The-
odis Smith, Hawkinsville,

le
* Hastings ~ hundred

fine for grazing, $6. CWT at
barn. Jas. B. Woods, Brooks.

Coker Fulgrain Seed Oats, |
$1.25 bu. Arthur Heire, Jones- ) T.

boro, Rt. 1, Tek 2738.

NiGa Ex State sbegasOstsy
$1. 50 bu.; New Coker Victor
Grain, $1.75; Either with lit-

Elber-
{si

Peart Hay. J

be

Bushes
Oats and Rye Grass mixture,






























Rt. os

tle wheat or vetch, $1.25; San-|

ford Seed Wheat, $2, 50; Beard-
less Barley, little vetch, | $2.00;
Crimson Clover Hardy Strain,
30c lb. Clean. No noxious
seed. R. D. Tatum, Palmetto.

Cokers Victor Grain

bu. at my farm. Jack Duffel,
Perry, Rt. 2.

Fulgrain Oats, combine run,
$1.25 bu. at my home or FOB.
Mrs. C. H. Richardson, ed:
RFD 2.

Pure Sanford Wheat,
and bright, big grains,
bu.; Bright Heavy

hie
$2.50

deza and Meadow Hay, baled
and cured without rain. N. E.
Reid, Hartwell, Rt. 3.

Sanford Wheat, made better |*
than 50 bu. per acre, combine]

run, ship in dbl. sacked, $2.50
bu. V. S. Gibson, Decatur, 1000
S. Candler Rd. At ea
Chapel, Tel. Cr. 2258.

Recleaned, Victor Grain Oats,

tested and new bags, $1.50 bu.;
Also Sanford Wheat, cleaned,
tested, and treated,
cloth bags, $3. bu. Ralph Si
Collier, Comer.

New Sanford Wheat, $2. Be
4 tons Korean Lespedeza Hay,
bright, cured without
$27.50 ton. FOB my farm. G.
W. Darden, Watkinsville.

ed
Combine Run,
cleaned Blue _
eA, AL

in 5 bu. . bags,
$1.15
L



Pats, | 7
combine run, germ. 88.50. $1.25| =

rain, |

Coker Victor Oats, eee 2












































Victor |Sto
Grain Oats, $1.25 bu.; Lespe-| .

| will ship, eS
ee Chason

in white |S












d ns Crowder

\ oe Charing.

10 Ib.
ae Tbs.

oe peas,
t pepper, 50c

poe: for print
erate

white
ene. brand,

*| 500 lbs., 18 mos. old, $200. John.

|some fresh. See 5 imi.

0}
: | breeds) very prolific.

| not ship.

Guernsey-Jersey Cow. 6 yrs.
old, worth $250, sell for $200.
Mrs. Ada Sheriff, Red Oak.

Reg. Red Poll Bull about

J. Cantrell, Cleveland, Rt.. 1.

2 fine Jersey Milch Cows, 3
gal ea. daily; One with Ist
calf, $150; Other Jersey heifer,-
12 mos. old, $100; Also barrel
ue 9 gals, cap., good cond.
ae _E. H. Walter, Decatur, Rt.

Herefords: 2 yr. old bull, Cow
bred to drop 5th calf, 2 heifers,
2 yrs. old (bred), and -1 yr. old,
All blocky nice cattle. C. A.
|| Lovinggood, Kennesaw, Rt. 1:

Reg. Jersey Heifer, 4 mos.
old, Sire Highland Fair Earl,
Dam Royalist Draconis Phyllis,
$125. Ronald Bryan, Ben Hill,
Burner Rd.

Good gentle 8 yr. milch cow
with 3 mos. old fine solid dark
red heifer at side. $135 for both.
Mrs. F. Ryan, Tallapoosa.

Jersey bull, Noble George
Oxford, Reg. No. 486647, Sire,
Standard Winsome Noble, No.
450426. Born Sept. 6, 1946.
poe B. Anderson, Conyers,
t92,

16 young Holsteins, 10 to
freshen in 30 days, 2nd and 3rd
calves; Also 16 grade Jerseys
and Guernseys, all milking and
below
College Park, Roosevelt Hwy.
ie M. Blankenship, College park.

2 reg. Roan Polled Short Horn

for pound for weaned grade
Heifers under 8 mos old. E. J.
Jones, Atlanta, 2080 North Side
Drive, N. W. Tel. He. 2528.

Young Guernsey Heifer, bred
2 mos., also 200 pigeons (mixed
Sell or
(trade a reasonable offer. Will

D. A. Bagley, M. D.,
Aaetel Tel. 3201. j

Young Steer(about 18 mos.
old) prime cond.,
-400 Ibs., for sale at my barn.
J. M. Thornton, Palmetto.

7 reg. Aberdeen-Angus Cows
| with calves by side, 2- 2 yrs.
old bulls, and lyr. old Heifer,
entitled to reg. All priced to
sell. Otis A. Chandler, Social
Circle. 2.2 mi. E. Hub Junction,
State hwy. 12. Boe



Tl Honey, strain-
$0.50- cs.; 24-1
6-5 Ib. jars,

ew hives bees in
an dD. oe

Bey Giger s. ha
No. 1 table grade
eo) 6 pails to cs.

. Flowers, Jesup.

and Frames at
D. J. E. Sorrow,

good~ supply of te

. Sell 1 or all

Brookhaven,

Ra. Tel. Ch. 4164.

equal value. a

old,

3 yrs: :
ey, not reg., good
pe beef | breed-

t pers: aie 2nd
ee $250 es cow



5 Cow. Must give 3 1/4 or 4 gals.
daily. Will pay cash and come
_ {after her. Lonnie Moore, Pear-

-|for nice shoats. M. B. Norvell,

'| SHEEP: -

.|rell Mare. Mule, 4-6 yrs. old,
Low Hon: tal,

to males, 1 female, born July 12;

LIVESTOCK WANTED



CATTLE:

Want to exc.. Heifer | Calf for
Beef Calf. Will pay difference.
Wilma Hachtel, Atlanta, 2603
Buford Hwy. Tel. Ve. 5140.

Want good Milch and Butter

son.
HOGS: -
Want 1 Essex Boar Pig. B.-
S. Hicks, Adel, Rt. 1

| Will trade mule and bigey

Decatur, 118 Ellington- St., Rt.

Want Little Bone Guinea
Pigs, purebred. O. J. Nugent,
Axson, Rt. 1,

Want to buy 10-50 head of
sheep. Give age, stock and
price; Also want good Red Sor-

wt. 1100-1150 Ibs.,

broke, gentle. Jar: Welborn,
Rock Springs. -

HOGS FOR SALE



Duroc Jersey Sow, bred to
reg.. Duroc Boar, to farrow in
10 days, $75. Howard Tucker,
Harlem, Rt. 2.

Dark Red Duroc-Jersey Pigs,
blocky, male and: female, 3 mos.
old, $25 ea; few extra nice
males, 5 mos. old, $150. Papers
in buyer s name, crates returned
at my expense. W. D. Askew,
_ | Davisboro, Rt 2.

Nice P. C. Sow, nearly 2 yrs
| old, around 200 Ibs., 3 nice pigs

Also can pure hog lard at mar-
ket price. G. W. Caldwell, Se-



"Boar, a mos old,
pers. W.



isles
| Bulls, 600 Ibs. ea., trade pound| Porc

around 350-|'

blocky |Hamps.

Mer,

oF: Allen, $65







i

HOGS FOR SALE

PAGE 1iVE

MEATS FOR SALE



Reg. Essex Shoats, males, (No
os for sale. a Hoyt Moss,
ula

30 reg. fall Berkshire Pigs
from large litters, $25 ea. C,
J, Hardman, Commerce.

3 thoroughbred Duroc Boars,
dbl treated, cherry red, blocky
extra good stock. 95-115 Ibs.,
$45 and $50 at my place, 2 mi.
Waycross. A. E, Bennett, Jesup.

OIC Pigs, short nose blocky
type, reg. buyers name, $25 ea;
furnish unrelated pairs, bred
gilts, and males large enough
for service. W. H. Nix, AL
pharetta.

Very fine OIC Pigs, 8-9 wks.
old, from L. B. Silvers strain,
very choice pigs, $25 ea. with
ped. papers. Del free within 50
or 75 mi. Mauk. Contact: M. B.
Watson, Mauk, Rt. 1.

6 nice Berkshire Pigs around
30-40 lbs., about 8- wks old,
shipped exp. col., reg. in buy-
ers name. $30 ea. See or write:

Eugene Moore, Ailey.

5 choice reg. female and 10
male Duroc Pigs, 3 mos. old,
average 50 Ibs good breed-
ing stock, $35 ea. at farm; ship
for $5 ea. extra; and 4 of very
best reg. Brood Sow. s, sell open
or bred to my Indiana Boar,
Model Square, Jr., Robt. W.
Wilson, McBean, Care Wilson
Acres. .

Choice OIC Pigs, dbl im-
muned,. unrelated pairs, reg.
in buyers name, $25 ea. W. J.
Lilburn, Rt. 1. Oraland
arm, :

2 reg. White Face Male Shoats
8 mos. old, $25 ea.; Sow and
7 pigs, sow reg., pigs can be
reg., $100. All FOB. R. P. Mc-
Corkle, Buena Vista.

38 Duroc Males, over 100 lb.
ea., ready for service very soon,
reg. buyers neme, $50 ea. Sell
individually or together. Rich-
ard B. Ray, Fort Valley, Rt. 1.

Big Bone Blue Guinea Pigs,
stay fat kind, 3 mos. old, about
50 lbs.; $20 ea. at 8 wks old, $15
ea, or ae pr. C. R. Wade, Al-
to Rt. 2,

Reg. White OIC Pig short
nose type, male and fancies $20
ea. with papers. J. T. Ewin, OTs
Lilburn, Rt. 1.

Booking orders for reg. SPC
Pigs, sired by J. D.s Pay Check
No. 247517. Treated, crated, reg.
in buyers name, $20 ea. FOB.
Ready to ship Sept. 21st. at 8
wks. old. Alton Housworth Jr.,
Lithonia, Rt. 2. Tel 2674.

Hamp. Boar Pigs, $20 ea. reg.
buyers name. Dam of pigs was
a blue ribbon in Athens Area
Show last May. Med. winner
Cleo Coile,
Comer, Rt. 2.

2 PC and Duroc cross sows,
about 300 lbs., ea. bred, also
1 black broken nose Berkshire

| Boar, about 400 lIbs., $225 for

the 3. W. C. Bishop, Riverdale,
Rigaku

SPC. Hogs, reg. in buyers
name, best bloodlines, for sale.
C. R. Morgan, Americus, Rt. 4.

3.Black (8% Guinea) Pigs, 8
wks. old, $10 ea.; 3, $25; 1 sow,
about 200 Ilbs., 18 mos. old,
$50. Mrs. Lowe Smith, Maxeys.

10 Hereford Pigs, 6 wks. old,
$15 ea. reg. in buyer's name.
Irby Jackson, Crawfordville.

Reg. Duroc-Jersey Sow, $65;
5 pigs, 4 gilts and 1 boar, $15
ea; $70 for the 5; $125 for sow
and pigs. Ben Hutchings, Carrs
Station.

SPC male hog and 3 cans
lard for sale. W. Brooks Greene
Gray, Rt. 2.

Duroc-Jersey Male, 120 Ibs.,
treated, $25 at my place. Mrs.
Eva C. Rogers, Claxton, Rt. 2.

Little - Bone Black African
Guinea Pigs, stay fat kind, for

breeding, $19.50 ea. O. P. Sin-
quefield, Harrison. =
Reg. Hereford Boar, 200 lbs.,

perfectly marked, a good breed-
$50 reg. in buyers name;
Also nice Herford Pigs, ready
to ship Sept. 17th., $15 reg. in
buyers name. Howard Thaxton.
Philomath.

2 SPC Gilts with 11 pigs born
Aug. 12 and 13. Exc. bloodlines,
$200 for lot. W. L. Rogers,
Americus, Rt. 1, Tel 3381.

350 Ib: SPC Boar, reg. with
papers, -
BN itsett Morgan, Vienna,

| with reg.

dbl treated for cholera,



7 good Pigs, OIC and Here-
ford cross, $10 ea. T. L. Fran-
cis, Alpharetta.

SPC Pigs, males, 3 and 4 mos,
old, $25 and $30 ea. Exc. Breed,
treated, crated and reg. in
buyers name, Mrs. L. W. Seago,
Pinehurst.

6 pigs, OIC and Big Bone
Guinea Cross, ready Sept ist.
$10 ea, at my place, 34% mi. W.
Cornelia, on Whites Mill Rd.
Will not ship. Kelton Blalocix,
Cornelia, Star. Rt.

Duroc Pigs, pure bred, can be
reg., 10 wks. old, $15 ea; Also
purebred reg. Duroc Sow, $50.
Cannot ship; And a good Milch
non, Leroy Myers, Washington

Geeta

4 PC Pigs, 3 mos. old, $15 ea.
Exc. all 4 for Heifers around
12 mos. old, Leonard Pennisi,
Conley, Rt. 1. Tel. Ma. 8782.

4 two yrs. old reg. Duroc
Brood Sows, 18 mos. old reg.
Service Boar, and a 2 yr. old
reg Boar. Must sell by Oct. 1.
R. A. Durham, Farmington.

+ Reg. SPC blocky type shoats,
5 mos. old, 8 boars, 2 gilts,
broad back. and short legged,
$50 ea. reg. in buyers names.
autnay S. Barrs, Eastman, Rt.

SPC Male Pigs, 6 mos old,
champion blood, reg in puyers
name, , life treated, $35-$40. FOB
W. J. Murray, Americus, Rt. 4.

10 purebred Berkshire Pigs,
8 wks. old, $15 ea. Wont ship.
M. B. Daniel, Elberton, Rt. 6.

Dark Red Duroc Jersey Pigs,
blocky, male and female, 3 mos.
old, $25-ea. W. D. Askew,
Davisboro. -

20 Hamp. Pigs, weaning age,
very nice; $10 ea; Also want
to exc. purebred (can be reg.)
Jersey Bull for a beef type bull

any age. Mrs. Hugh L. White,
Stockbridge.
Reg., short nose, blocky type

OIC pigs, 2 males and 2 females |,
$21.75 eas

9 wks. old, $20 ea.;
papers in buyers

name. Shipped COD. L. A. Mit-

| chell, Loganville, Rt. 2.

Yorkshire: White bacon type,
best Canadian breeding, reg. in
buyers name. $25 ea. FOB.
Perry S. Oliver, Gainesville,
Box 327 >

Yorkshires: Lean meat type,
17 pigs this letter born Aug. 7.
Exec. reg. northern stock. Bar-
gain at $25 including papers.
Geo. W. Tyler, Atlanta, 1250
South Moreland Ave. Tel. Cy.
7529 or Cr. 1612.

Very superior SP Herd Boar
nothing finer in southeast.
Correspondence invited. J. D.
Wadsworth, Columbus, Rose-
wold Farm, Box 704

Reg. Hereford Gilt Pigs, 8
wks. old Sept. 30th; % Hamp.,
% Hereford pigs, 8 wks old
Oct. 2; And 7 reg. Big Bone
Berkshire Pigs, ready for del.

Nov 1. All good healthy pigs.

Come See.
Robinson. i
Hereford pigs, sired by I!-
linois Mixer, out of Sheffields

John @. Burton,

Bell, 8 wks. old, $20. ea. F.
W. Dodd, Lithia Springs, Rt.
De Box lite

SPs Cz shoatss: for.=stock

purposes, wt. 50 to 75 Ibs. ea,
$27.50 ea. D. Burnham, Rhine.

2 sows: 350 Ibs.,. $95.00; S.
Res Cr 200, DSA $0000 si, Pe Gs
gilt, 150 lbs. $50. All farrow

December. 9 crossed P. Ce =
PG 1 wks: pigs, $15.7
G335t-f0rm lot, 33- mMiy Geipae
Shoals, Island Shoals Rd. Fred
L. Foster, Jackson, Rt: 1.

20 head thrift pigs, Berk-
shire, 7 wks. old, 8 mi. E. Bu-
ford. J. C. Cain, Buford, Rt. 2.

Reg. OIC Male Hog, fine in-
dividual, 10 mos. old, $75 or
trade for work horse or mule.
O. E. Younce, Fairburn. Tel.
5163.

SPC Pig for sale or trade
for OIC Male Pig about 50 lb.
wt. A. O. Craig, Kingston, Rt. 2.

Reg. SPC Male Pigs, Sire Sun
Up Chief Jr. 300225, Dam
Mountain Girl 686648. Tom-
mie Willcox, Eastman, Rt. 1.

Reg. Duroc Pigs, reg in buy-
ers name, about 30-40 lbs., $20
ea. at my place; $22.50 crated.
FOB. J. H. Thomas, Baxley,
Rt. 2. :

Reg. PC. Pigs, 13 wks. old,
fast growing, blocky, $25 ea.
Bunyan Langhorn, Jr, Thom-

| Son, Tel No. 393W-3.-



Oakwood Smoked Country
Cured Meat: Hams, 8-12 (5s,

78c Ib.; Sides and Shoulders,
10-14 Ibs., 50: 1b: -FOB?-G 3,
Hurst, Meigs, Rt. 1.

Nice Hickory Smoked Covn-
try Cured Side of Meat, 25 !bs.,
40c lb. Cash with order, rs,
C. S. Bradshaw, Wrighisyville,
Rierks

Smoked Hams, 75c lb.; Sideg
and Shoulders, 50c Average wt,
115-20 lbs.
fins, Whigham, Rt. 2.

1 cured, washed, and ag
ham, about 20 lbs., 70c 1b:;
shoulder, about 15 50c. lb.
|Will not ship. T. W. Simmons,
| Douglasville, Rt. 3. i

Ibs:,

Country cured ham,
30 lbs., 75c Ib. Marvin Bre: Ves.
Lula, Star Route. {





HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



6 yrs. old black mare mule, -
around 15 hands, work dbl. 0:
single, $135 for quick sale. Ard ~
thur Paris, Loving.

7 yr. old mare, 700 ibe an
spring wagon. Wagon has ne
body, but wheels need repairs
$150 at my farm. Tom Hutchina
son, LaGrange.

Black Mare and Colt for
sale, 4 mi. W. U.S. Hwy. 18, 0:
Gas 240. ~B: Kilbu rn, Buen
Vista, Rt. 4.

Riding Pony, gentle childrey :
can handle. $50. Exe for youn,

| healthy cow giving eround
gals. daily. Mrs. B. N. Brown;
Douglasville. :

Large. Black

yrs. old, sell or trade for bee

type heifers. A. E. Burgess, Lie

thonia, Rt. 3, Browns Milla

Klondike Rd. :
Two 1200 lb. mares; bre

work to anything, $90 ea. Jag,
Y. Swanson, Palmetto, Rt. 1.
Tel. 7272,

Dark Bay Mare 8% yrs. eld,
1450 Ibs., works well anywher
dbl or single, plenty pep, safe
for ladies and children. N
blemishes. Chas A Shook, Tiger,
Twin Oak Farm.

Bargain: fine 7 yrs. old R
Mare, trained for saddle an
work, gentle, also nearly ne
single J. D. Wagon, both $195,
Charles Sewell, Union City:
Call Fairburn, 5291.

Gentle Mare Mule, abow
900 Ibs.., 7 yrs. old, and goo
1H wagon $225. See at mj
place. Joe. Etheridge, Macotyy
Rt. 6.

)
2 Mare Mules, around 1000.
Ibs. ea., around 12 or 13 a



old. trade for cows, yearling!
or pigs, or good garden tractoty,

Roy J. Moon; Flovilla, Rt. 1. 2

5 thoroughbred,



filly, 1 gelding, thorough!
broke and gentle, excellent og
saddle horses and show pur
poses, for sale. T. E. Fletcher,

Cordele, P.O. Box 293.

2 Black Mare Mules, goo@
cond., around 1000 Ibs. | cay
work anywhere. Mrs. Chasy

Gardner, Goggins, Box 99.
3 good work horses, 7, 8. ae
E. A. Paul

10 yrs. old, $100 ea. aul
Thomaston. I
Black Mule with White nose,

aprox. 1200 lbs., works any;
where, for sale. W. G. Copelandy
Dunwody, Rt. 1, Roberts*dr.

2 fine young large mules fof
sale. E. A. Nicholls, Sparta, Rta
1, : i

Reg. Black Walking Hor:
Stallion with white markings,
stud, $25, return privileges.

C.: Gresham, Atlanta, 501
Peachtree-Dunwoody Rd. N.We .
Tel. Ch. 2037. i

Nice 2% yr. old Horse, cheap,
Trade for cow, hog or chickens
Mrs. Helen Street. Atlanta, Rh
2 Tels Chen Lids

Reg. Walking Mares, Re
Sorrel. Brood Mare, bred t
foal next spring, Black yearling
Filly colt, both with exc. peda
Thomas CG Wylly, Tennille:

3 gaited Saddle Mare, a litle
age, extremely easy canter, $7
Exe. for reg. Guernsey pu.
yearling or . Pigs. James
Barich, Augusta, 37 Mounte
Box 660. :







Not PP. Malvin Cole

about

Tenn. Jack, ; 5

Or

reg. Ten:
Walking* Horses, 3 mares, 1 ~

















GR SIX






SHEEP AND GOATS.

ORSES AND. MULES
FOR SALE

FOR SALE








Pinto Western Fony (half
hhorse size) 6 yrs. old, gentle
and lively, ideal for ladies and
ehildren, etc. for sale. M. C.
Wooten, Atianta, 158 Peachtree

4 Goats, 2 billies, 2 nannies,
all good cond., for sale ch2ap.
J. R. Black, Davisboro.

Saanan milk goat, 2 qts. day!













ills Ave. Tel. Ch. 8009. an a weaned buck kid. Rea-

sonable price. J. B. Byrara.

Good old work mule, real aoee 3 z

gentle, a bad habits, for sale College Park, ee

exc. for hog weighing 100| Tos. Reg. Male, $20. with

. Just off Gordon Rd., Cobb/naners. Write: Romie Odom,

0. a Clyde Logan, Austell, Augusta, 215 Ellis St. Tel.
os 49243, ;

Bay Mare, 5 yr.,





1000 Ib., and : i
milch cow, priced right, Fine Tog. Milk Goat, now
Sherman. F. Williams, Dalton, |Siving 3 ats. daily, more on
=. better, feed, $25. at my home.




Inquire at Abernathys Barber
Shop at Oakdale Coach Stop, |
near. Fitzhughlee School.. Fred!
Abernathy, Smyrna, Rt. iu

White Saanan Milk Goat,
be in Jan., Saanan-Tog. bred
in Sept. very gentle, for sale.



Mare mule, wt. 1050 Ibs, 12
yrs. old, 100; also milk goat,
shen about December 15th;
4 qts. day. $15. All at my barn.
ade tT. Wellborn, Madison, Rt. 4.

Black








(horse) mule, about};










1150 lbs. Sell or trade for cattle
eae $35,. and $25. Mrs. Charlie
ae os i Brix,. Atlanta, 1969 Harden
Good mule, work anywhere,|Rd. (Lakewood). Rt 9, Box
: ea black, 6 yrs. old, wt.|129 AA. .
s. in d shape, $150 at
- barn. Re 5 es Raa 1 purebred aeedene ee buek,

from a 5 qt. doe, short hair,
hornless, $18. reg. in buy2ts
name; also some 1948 does for
sale. Mrs. Ovalene Highland,
Lavonia, Rt. I.

Pa as eS Ae
RABBITS AND CAVIES

FOR SALE

Commerce. Rt. 5.

De good mare mules, 1200 lbs.
9-10 yrs. old, work any-
here, $300 for pr. Prior Sta-
Rd., 4 mi. Cedartown. -E. C.
hompson, Cedartown, Rt. 2.

-Tenn. Walking Mare, 5 yrs.
sound, gentle, $150; Exc.
for hogs of equal value. 5 mi.
N. Roswell, off Cox Rd. G. V.
Nix, Woodstock, Riyal,

Black Mare, 1100 lbs., 6 yrs
old, work single or double, $150
; barn. W. R. McClure, Cum-
ing. Rts 2.

Gentle 5 gaited, 6 yrs. old

















Pr, ee Hares, 1 yr. old,
doe is bred, $6.50; 2 white does,
bred, $4 ea.; also a 7 mos. old
Billy Goat, $7. Lockhard Bell,
Atlanta, 2677 Pharr Ra. NE.

NZW Rabbits, from ped. stock
3 mos. old, $3.50 pr.; bucks,
$1.25 ea.; 5 mos. old buck, $1.73;
2 yrs. old Doe, $6. Exp. Col.
Mrs. Otis Mashby urn, Cumming,
RE 5:

9 Females, 1 Male large Eng.
Cawies, some bred, over 32 02.)
ea., lot for $15; 1 male, 4 fe-
males, same strain, 16 oz. up,
$6. 25: Sixteen 2% tc 5 mos. old
for $9. Butler Smith, Roy.

*4 NZW Does, 3 bred, 1 with
6 young, 2 wks. old, 1 buck, $2
ea., $10 for lot. J, W. Moore,
Griffin, 22 Ellis St.

Approx. 150 Guinea Pigs,
100 grown, 20 or 30 heavy bred
mothers, sell whole lot at. bar-
gain, or separately at market
prices. E. E. Lewis, Stockbridxe
Rt. 1. Tel. Ra, 0926.

2 Brown and White Male
Guinea Pigs (Cavies), 1 breed-
ing age, $2; Other half grown,

$1. Billy Turner, Union Point.











oth gentle, for sale. Mrs. Hugh
Jones Columbus, Rt. 3. Tel 2570.

Extra good Jack, 7 yrs old,
rk. bay with white points,
800-900 Ibs., easy to handle,
good breeder. For sale at my
me, 144 mi. W. Cleveland.
K.'S. Price, Cleveland.

2 young mules, good con1.,
v ork anywhere, also Riding
cultivator, all for $400. C. T.
Cobbtown, Rt. 2

gaited walking Stai-
dark sorrel, approx. 1100
Ibs. Service Fee, $25. or will
lL at sacrifice. c. S. Herring-
on, Midville.
4 yr. oid, black, white nose,
mule, wt. 1200 lbs., $225.60;
so 2 H walking cultivater,
perfect cond. $65. Riley c.
Couch, Turin.

Black mare, 6 yrs.
Abs.,


















5

oe


















old, 950
make good brood mare,








$75. or trade for yearlings: al- Cavies, $1- 33 ea., according
so black (mare) mule, 9 yrs.| to age. Or trade. D. J. Roof Jr.,
old, 1100 lbs, gentle, work | Waynesboro.

anywhere, no blemishes, for |

_Eng. Cavies, extra large spe-
cies, solid white and _ part-col-
ored, Males, 12 9z., $1; females,
12 oz., $1.50; Bred females; $2.
FOB L. R. Tabor, Waycross,
1101 Church St.

White NZ- Rabbits, Juniors,
$3 ea; $8.50 trio. roin prize
winning stock. Mrs. Helen Mul-
linax, Quitman, Rt. 4.

2 prs. large size Guinea
Pigs, $2 ea.; Giant Chinchilla
Rabbits,, 6 wks. lod, $4 pr.; Also
Buck, 2 yrs. old: All purebred.
bg: Ergle, Atlanta, 443E. On-
tario Ave. S. W.

NZR_ Rabbits, from ped.
stock 315 mos. old, 5 does, $4
ea; 3 bucks, $2 ea. Exp. Col. R.
Glen Johnson, Elberton, 171

sale. J. E. Baker, Brooklet, Rt. |






| SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE

2

2 Milk Goats, good sok
cheap for breeding, sell chea
or trade. Write what you Hane
C. H. Chaffin, Decatur, 65
Craigie Ave. :

Fine Saanan Milk Goat, now
milking 4 gts. when fresh on
good feed. Priced right. Joe
Harvey, Montrose. Tel. 32797 | st
Macon, Ga.

Reg. Saanan Male at St: ad,















Lester of Sunnyslope. Does Lake Forest Dr.
oo 25e day until bred;
Oo raw milk from tested POULTRY FO
goats, $1. gal. W. J. Sumiin, coe



Atlanta, 730 Grand Ave. N. W.



Tel. Be. 5393. BANTAMS:

Reg. Modern Type Hamp-|. Several
Reg prs. nice Bantan
shire Yearling and Lamb/Pullets, soon to lay, $1.50- Bt.



Rambs. Priced to sell. Inquiries|Exc. 2 pullets and rooster for





- ans. promptly. Westervelt Ter-| Apr. hatch Dar
/hune, Atlanta, POB 2115. Rooster of neeey Sabla:
Woe. Milk Goat, thorouga- stock. Mrs. M. C, Brown, Cor-
bred, giving qt. now, 3 ats. dele, Rt. 2.
when fresh, had only 1 kid,| Several Golden Sebright
for sale. L. H. Atkins, Vidalia. | Bantam Cockerels, May ist,
65 head Sheep, $10. per/hatch, show stock, $1. ea. at

head for
tT homaston.

lot: S. .G. Mullins, |home. Will not ship, W. E. Liv-

jingston, College Park, 420 -W.

Py Purebred = French Alpine [John Calvin: Ave:

t Milk Goat, 3. qts. daily,| Pr. White Bantams: Aso
= _ Naturally hornless, freshened |Turkins (half: Turkey, half
3 ebout 4 wks. ago. Also 6 mos.|Chicken) Pullets, now laying;

old Tog Doe ready to bred, \And 1 Guinea, for Sale. "Mrs.

|place.

POULTRY F OR SALE.



POULTRY FOR SALE

\



W. C. Black Polish Chickens,
Bearded White Silkies, Beard-
ed Mille Fluers, $7. pr.; Gold-

ne Sebrights, and Black Coch-
Ins,

$6. pr. Buff Cochins, $5.
pr.; large White Pekin Ducks,
3 hens, 1 drake, $2. ea. No
COD. Franchy Zubel, Macon,
4470 Broadway. | ~ ;

2 Bantam Roosters, black
breasted, good stock, Apr.
hatch, 1 small size and others
somewhat larger. Miss J.. A..
Rice, Avondale Estates, 23
Fairchild Dr. Tel. De. 1635.

Golden Sebright Bantam
Hens and Cocks, no young
stock, for sale. J. C. King,
Marietta, 208 Gramling St.

Dark Cornish Bantams, fine
quality, $3. and $5. ea.; Also
Golden Sebrights for sale. Bob
Clark, Macon, 358 Spring. |

6 mixed Bantam Hens, 1947
hatch, Also a Rooster, 50c ea.
FOB. MO. No check. | Suas
Snipes, Commerce, Rt. 2.

RI Red Bantams, Atlanta
show winners, old trios, $10.
Pullets, ready to lay, trios,
$7.50; 3 and 4 mos. old trios,
$5. Jack Higginbotham, Ross-
ville, Rt. 4, Box 500.

BARRED, WHITE, & OTHER
ROCKS: *

1 or 500 White aoe half
are pullets, be 10 wks. old
Oct. 12, average 2 lbs., $1. ea.
Frances leathers, Fairburn,
Riteca: :

mos. old, Hayes strain, $2. ea:
Frying size, $2. ea. Mrs. J. H,
Wood, Fitzgerald, Rt. 3.

49 (1 cockerel) B. R., 10 wks.
old, $61.25 or $1.25 ea. at my
Furnish Certificate of
breeding. Non Del. See .any
day except Saturday. Miss
Luna McPonald, Lawrenceville.
Rt. 1, Box 54.

CORNISH, GAMES & GIANTS

Cornish Pullets and Coek-
erels, good stock, Apr. and
May hatch, $2. ea; 9 pullets,
1 Cockerel, $18. 50 FOB;. Exc.
or pay reasonable eash price
for 8 or 10 NH. Pullets, Mar.
hatch. Mrs. Mamie Stone,
Adairsville, Rt. 2.

Ga. Blue Games, White Top-
tknot Doms, * Farthingales, and
Spangles. Trios on hand for
immediate shipment. _ Write:
J. E. Collins, Red Oak, Box 26.

30 Pit Game Stags,
crowing, Dom and Round
}Head, Brown Red and Red
Quill, Round Head and Chureh
Blue, Grady and Dom _ Crosses,
$3.50 ea. Mrs. Mary E. Davis,
Buena Vista, Rt. 4, Box BB.

20 pure 3 AAA grade, Egg
strain, White Cornish Indian
Pullets, and 2 fine Cockerels,
May hatch, $45. H. W. Crock-
ett, Temple.

2 fine Pit Game Hens, $5.
Or exc. for large 1 yr. .or
2 yr. old Pit Game Cock, per-
fect cond., Also 1 Dom Hen,
$3. Randall Griffin, Gainas-
ville, Oak St.

Pure Shawlneck Pit Game
Stags, wt. 3-3 1/2 lbs., $5. ea.:

gusta, Rt. 4, Box 562.

8 Half Game Pullets, Apr.
hatch, $1.50 ea.; Bantam aoe
small type, $1. ea. Mrs. J.
Sorrells, Royston.

Pure Dark Cornish Cocker
els, $2. ea. in lots of 2. H. W.
Thurmond, Farmington, Rt. 1.

Brown-Red Game. 6 Ibs.
Cock and 2 Brown-Red Pul-
lets, $15. for trio. W. C. Shoe-

make, Jr., Stone Mountain, Rt.
1. De. 3067.

Large type Dark Cornish:
1 yr. old. Rooster, $5.00; 1
Cockerel, $4.50; Hens and 2
Pullets, $3. ea.; Also 6 N. H.
Red Hens, $250 ea. C. O.
Sikes, Sylvester.

Dark Cornish, best breed,
bloodtested, big long, yellow

leg, heavy type, cockerels and
pullets, Apr. hatch, PeSg SS ea. 4
MO.








$35. for the 2 at my home. oe Foster, Atlanta, 186 Ben

Ries, M.. Ritz, Fairburn Hill Rd. Tel.

a. 0




BE hse



ane and 1 rooster, $1
s Vie



3 purebred. BR Roosters, 6}

4 Game _ stags (chickens),
ea; Game pullets, $2.50 ea. At
my home, on. MeMurray_ just jbits. c
1 McPherson :

now |.





Warhorse, Henson Travel-|-
lers, Allen. Roundheads, Sham
Japs, Japs-Smith, Blues cross}:
(half ea.), $6. trio; single pul-
lets and stags, half grown, $2.-
$3. ea. All hatched under vire.
Frank J. Watkins, Rolston.

Games: 1 trio ea; young
and grown ONeal Roundheads,
3 ONeal stags, 2 Brown Red
hens, 1 pen Hartbog Negroes,
1 Carolina Blue cock, 2 young
Vermont Roundhead cocks,
others. All purbred and guar.
Jimmy Akin, Atlanta, 3387
Oakeliff Rd. S. W.

Dark Cornish, spring hatch,
Cockerels, $2.50 ea. Miss Le-

ona Simpson, Sparta, tse ae

2000 NH Pullets, 8 wks. old,

certified pullorum clean by U.

S. Dept. Agric, AAAA- grade,
wormed, healthy and good size.):
Ship in your coops, $1. ea.
here. Roy Harrell, Fayetteville. B

100 pullets, 5 mos old, 23
NHR, 25 WL, 50 Austra White,
$2. ea. No checks. Ship as
many as 25 or more. You pay
exp. Mrs. E. E. Howell, Trion,
Hs

24 RI Red-NH Red and BR
young Hens, $2. ea.; Also 260:
egg Incubator, elec., for sale)
cheap. Cannot ship. H. A.
Evans, Atlanta, 369 Augusta |
Aye. 9. iy

250 N. H. Red Pallets, 12
wks. old, $1.50 ea, at my farm.
'Gid L. Smith, Lithonia, Rt. 2.

Red and BR, $1.75 ea. Ship
anywhere. G. W. Shaw, Atlan-
ta, 3829 Conway Rass

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS
GEESE, ETC. FOR SALE ~

15 Pekin ducks, $2. ea; also
Se

Jace
4, Box!

off Childress Dr. Mrs.
Carter, Atlanta, Rt-
487. i j

V2 2s IDEs: White Rradeaves
Ducks, $1. ea; ae Homer |
Pigeons, 75c ea; Bantam
Roosters, 75 ea. Or trade for
other poultry. Billy Durden,
Odum, Rt. 1.

Pure Beltsville :
fancy Pigeons,
Bantams, White Ring Neex
and Mourning Doves; Also
Eng. Cavies. J. L. Berry, Nor-
cross, Box 179.

Turkey on 25 ibs, or
more, $10.00; Turkey Hen,
same age, $9.00; 3 young Tur-
keys, 6 mos. old, $10. No
checks. Mrs. C. C. Downing,
Eastman, Rt. 4.

4 Bronze Turkey Toms, 2/3
hens, 6 mos. old, $8. ea.; Tom,
3 Hens, 1 1/2 yr. old. Hens,

es

$19. eeals; Tomi t $ko- Egbert
Keith, Gainesville, Rt. 1.
WYANDOTTES: :

Purebred RCSL Wyandotie,
Mar. 1948 hatch Cocks, $2. ea. G
Docia Harris, Lula.

18 best grade White Wyan-
dotte roosters, 8 wks. old, ee
ea; also 5 White Rock frie
$6. Exp. col. MO only. Mrs.
Joseph M. Pullen, Blakely,

Pullets, same age, half grown, e
$2.50 ea. Make 6 Ib. cocks |3.
or better. C. C..Pollard, Au- Paucar "Silver Wyandotte |;

roosters, 4-A grade, 5 mas,
old, 5 Ibs. ea. Best bloodlines,
perfect cond. Frank Carnes,

.|Rome, 11 Stephens St.
LEGHORNS:

7 Brown Leghorn Hosters
3A grade, 4 mos. old, $1.50 ea.
E. L. Burke, Milan.

150 S. C. . Booths Master
Mating White Leghorn Pul-
lets, 3 1/2 mos. old, 5-25 e
$2.25. ea.; 25-50, $2.00; or $1.75
ea, for lot. Mrs. D. J. McCor- |j
vey, Pavo, Rt. 3.

400 White Leghorn. Hens,
large type, 16 mos. old, laying
50 per ct., $1.50 ea. Customers
furnish coops. M. F.
Lithonia, Rt. 3.

3 Dark Brown Leghorn Gi
Cockerels, $2.50 ea., also 2
Black Cochins, $7.50

A
















08 at Res

~ 50 Keystone,
White Leghorn:
my place. J.D. m



















































2 full bined
Black Minorca
.|mos. old, will m:
ers, $3: for 25.08
Querry, Statesboro,

MISCELLANEOUS

Pouters, Loga
Homers, $5. Be

150 six mos. old Pullets, NH ss






































practically grown,
Whit SS Me!

Dark Brahma/*

Pullets, $1. 75 ea



L. Swain, Ray
LEGHORNS:































White Leghor
Seay, Ji ae







FARM HELP WANTED

POSITIONS WANTED





ith small aay
Il place, practi-
. Man to oper-
; ry and milk
ottage, lights and
r, on hwy near
. Gibson, Decatur,

Plenty wood. en mi,
Dis M. Hannah, Lo-

an and wits: or moth-
on old enough to work

an to farm mak me
Prefer Ex-GI. _ Can

- Mancey | Osborne,
ile, State Hospital. -

good reliable woman,
old for light work

ae ioaper for
be Be worker.

5;

Bess gather Oct. af
Metter, Rt. 1, Box

ite or calcd ae
er cotton. 5 R house

Ororicd man. ie

50 basis and drive

tractor by. day. Good

th lec. lights and
arts

in off season. 10
on Paved : road.

60. ily and help do

. for farm work..
abor during win-
for 1949. 4 R
id. lights. White - only.
M. Gilbert,

ASCO ake ee
eee Point. :

LOres, helping with,
sete. on- farm. He

mest and not mind
ite - eG: oo,

ork on farm. per-
me, radio, board, and

Wl time Sone on my
be. reliable man who

Good house, elec.,
Peter. Hodicinson

share cropper for 1

xr 2 or 3H crop for
ood building. With or
tock. Also. Good al-
chool and mail rts.
Glansier, _Doerun,

eaged woman for
farm, live as one]

ear good churches,
mail rt. Reasoable
ames W. Knight, Milan.

2 reliable families, 2H
1949, 3rds and 4ths.

4 R houses. Elec.
pastures, school
Plenty good land.



.|what you like.
barn. Write or see. R. H. Ken-
\jnedy, Metter.

fon 50-50 basis.

Want ipgicgeed woman for
light work on farm, tending
chickens, etc. State salary eX-
pected. Ester Hughs, Loving.

Want 2 good farmers for 2H
crop each on halves. 4 R and
6 R houses, elec., good land,
barns, pasture, tools and tract.
or Mail and school rt. Buford-
Hog Mt., Road. See: Winfred
Pruitt, Buford, Rt. a

Want large Pamly to help
gather. crop this year, farm with
mules in 1949 on 50-50 basis. 2
mule farm, good bottoms, no
rough land. Making bale cot-
ton per A. Dont write unless

-| you man business, E. Av Nich-

oll, Sparta, Rt.-1.

_ Want reliable unencumbered E

white woman 20-40 yrs. old, to
live on farm with family of 2
and do garden and other light
farm chores. References requir-
ed. C. M: Miller, Cornelia.

Want tractor farmer, 50-50
basis to farm 220 Al 4 mi.
, | Jonesboro, 60-A clear of stumps
| John Deere 2 row Tractor, 2 yrs
old, and all cultivating and
working equip. Combine. T. S.
Oliver, Atlanta 1079 Colquitt
Ave., N. E. Tel. Cy. 3265.

_ Want single man, 18-30 yrs.
old to live on farm with family

jand do light farm chores, for
| board,

clothes and spending
money. C. M. Haynes, Oakman.

Want family to pick cotton
this fall and work crop 1949,
50-50 basis, good land and stock

-| tools. Plenty good pasture for

cows, and wood. T. M. Weaver,
>| Canon, Rt. 22

Want. dependabie col. funy
for 1949 crop. Exc. opportunity
if experienced farmer. 5 R
-ceiled house, elec. lights, good
}equip. and tractor for heavy
work. 3442 mi. Marietta. Write

-|or see: A. H. Cone Austell

Rd. Marietta, Rt.

Want small a family for
30 A farm, 1.5 tob. acreage,
-|1/4 A muscadine vines, large
apple orchard; school 1/2 mi.
May plant tobacco, corn, cane,
potatoes, raise chickens, or
Good tobacco

Want middleaged woman to
live in country as one of fam-
light farm
chores. Good home for right
party. Small -salary. Write:
Mrs. Cora H. Odum, Wrights-

ville, aU oe

Want farmer for 100 A, ap-
prox. 50 A in bottoms, 50-50
;|basis. Good level land. New
1948 Ford Tractor and equip.
12 mi. W. Atlanta. School and
mail rt. House wired. J. C.
Riley, Marietta, Rt. 5.

Want refined, settled, wom-
an to help with light chores

Mon small farm. Near church.
_|Live as one of

the family.
Room, board, small salary.
Mrs. A. C. Berry, Quitman.

Want good, honest couple,
white or col. for small farm
W. B. Hiers,
Ri Ay

Atlanta, Childress Dr.,

RA. 4859.

Want reliable, exp. Beit.
man, white or col. who can
produce results. Good salary
and home. Apply or write for
full information. Eugene C.

| 30ykin, Jr., West Point.

Want unencumbered, mid-
dleaged, white woman for
light work on farm. Prefer one
who can drive car, Reasonable
salary and good home with
middleaged couple. G. T. Ed-
wards, Decatur, Rt. 2. Tel. Cr.
2813.

-Want nice, clean christian,
woman to do light. work on
farm and live in home with
christian people. Small salary.
C. L. Hopkins, Tucker.

Want single middleaged
white man of good character,
exp. in farming and milking
to work on farm and live as
one of family. Room, board
and small salary. Chas. E.
Stanton, Atlanta, 3385 Oak-
cliff Rd. S. W. Tel. Am. 4817.

Want family to help gather
Good. pay, house, wood,
5 il and school rt.

Want a large family to pick
cotton. $2. per hundred: lbs.
House furnished. E. F. Scales,
Bowdon, Rt. 4. -

Want man with small family,
smart, honest and sober, to
gather corn crop. G. W. Mose-
ly, Thomaston, 634 South Cen-
Ler:

Want family with good ref-
erences, with force to tend. 3
H farm. New brick siding 5
R house with lights, everlast-
ing well of water. Good fence,

school and mail rt., good stock,

with all necessary plow tools.
Write or see. Quitman : Se

Barrs, Eastman, Rt. 6.

Want white woman, unen-
cumbered, age 50, good health,
for light work on farm, gar-
den, chickens, etc. 2 in family.
Ans. all letters. No cards.
Room, board, and salary week-
ly. Lester M. Lewis, Bowers-
ville, Rt. 1. ;

_ Want sober, unencumbered
man, Vet. on the job training
preferred, for ideal 5 aere
poultry farm. Experience pre-
ferred but not necessary. 50-
50 basis. A. W. Fennell, Ma-
con. Rt. 6 (Recreation Rod.)

Want good; honest socer,
white man who understands;.
farm machinery en cattle farm.
Straight salary or part crop
and part salary. J. G. Purvis,
Millen, Tel. 32103.

Want single man to work.on
farm. Must be willing worker.
Reasonable salary. Live as one
of family. J. E, Grooms, Stil-
son. Rt. 1.

Want single man to drive
tractor and do other farm work;
nothing to harvest. Livestock
farm. Must be sober and able
to work. Permanent job, room,
board and laundry. Salary, $40.
C. A. Franklin, Jacksonville,
Ried.

Want good reliable woman to
jive with elderly woman and
assist. in raising shrubbery and
lowers, also do other dight
farm chores. References exc.
Mrs. J. T. King, Quitman.

Want reliable woman for light
work on farm. Room, board,
and reasonable salary. No ob-
jection to child. L. C. French,
Buena Vista, Rt. 1,

Want. strong exp. farm nur-
sery helper. 10 mi. Atlanta. Ref.
required. Emory Travis, River-
dale.

Want settled couple with
small income to live in home on
farm with aged person and do
light, farm chores. Home and
small remuneration. Also can
have garden and chickens if de-
sired. Mrs. R, L. Lamb, Atlanta,
OF Box 2065.

* Want middleaged couple for
farm work on 25 farni.
Furnish home with water,
lights and wood. Reasonable
salary. On bus .stop. B. C.
Langley, Atlanta, 1936 Flat
Shoals, Rd. Tel Cy, 4842. ;

Want for 1949 family of col-
ored farmers to cultivate 2H
farm. 4.3 A tobacco, cotton, pea-
nuts and corn. Good house,
stock, land. Will move you.
Come look. J. M. Dampiers
Moultrie. Rt. 6.

Want reliable, healthy, christ-
jan middleaged, white woman
to live in modern country
home and do light farm work
on small~farm. Room, Board,
$10 week. Write. Mrs. We i:
Morris, Appling.

Want single man te do heavy.
farm work, clearing land, assist
in building farm. Can furnish
room with lights and water.
Pay weekly salary. J. H. Trib-
Bee ent 277 Capitol Ave.

POSITIONS WANTED

1949,

Want 2H farm for
tanding rent. Good house,
outbldgs., and pasture. Mail
gad school rt. Prefer No. Ga.
-- W. Armstead, Buford, Rt.

Want good 2 or 3 H farm
or standing rent, in So. Ga.
Must have good house and
darn located ony RED and REA
ine. Advise giving full par-

] ty Carter, Ocilla, |



Single man, 37 yrs. old wanis
dairy work near Atlanta. Some
exp. Sanborn Cooper, Atlanta,
747: Piedmont Ave. N. E. Tel.
Ve. 8641.

Want 1H farm in 1949 on
halves to grow corn, peanuis,
vegetables, ete. for market
purposes. Prefer So: Ga. Mai-
vin . Joiner, Wrightsville.

Middleaged couple want
job doing light work on farm.
Salary by week, house and
weod. Prefer Fulton Co. Move
at once. George Mitcheil,
Fairburn, Rt. 2.

Want to contact party with
beef cattle, to raise cattle on
share basis. Prefer reg. stock.
You furnish stock, Tll do the
RESta 25 Hs Martin, eS
{Box 91.

White man, single, . sober,
wants job as helper on truck
farm to gather crop. Room;
board and wages. Joe Edel-
mann, Jr., Macon, 418 Forcst
Ave.

White man wants work on
modern chicken farm. 2 yrs.
college. Do rough carpenter
work and_ general
Learn to handle mechanical
farm machinery. Have mother.
Need 4 R house with conven-
iences. All letters ans. C. L.
Miles, Redan.

Want job as dairy manager
or mgr. cattle ranch. Well exp.
in both lines. Best of referen-
ces. Have wife, and 2 sons,
age 8-16 yrs. old. Can move
any time. John E. Castleberry,
Monroe, Rt. 1.

Man with some help . wants
1 H crop if walking, 2H if
riding, for 1949 and some pull-
ing turpentine boxes. White,
sober, honest. J. W. Roland,
Vidalia, Rt. 1.

Want light work on farm
tending to stock and_ cattle.
Honest. reliable, and depend-
able. Want work at once with
elderly. couvle, good olk. J.
S. Daniel, Macon, Rt. 6. :Car
H. F. Barnes.

Large family wants dairy to
run, 50-50 basis; all able to
work. Can move at once. J.
T. Wright, Forsyth, Rt. 3.

Young, white man, married,
no children, exp. poultry man
in breeding, bloodtesting, euil-
ing and hatchery operation.
Desire position No. 1, for 1949.
R. W. Smith, Gainesville, Rt.
4,

Want *2: or :3 He farm= on
halves or on 38rds and 4ths,
with 2 houses, with lights, or
consider small Dairy or Truck
farm with 4-5 R. house. Must
be near Church and_ school.
Rev. G. W. Trusty, Sei

IRt. 1.

30 ~ yx. -old aie man with
family; wife and 4 children,
old enough to work, wants: job
on farm, So. or Southwest Ga.
preferred. Want good house.
Have to be moved. H. F. Mar-
tin, Winder.

Want 1H crop on halves, or
wages rest this year, and crop
next year. 3 R house; ligats,
water, wood. Able to run self.
Am 48 yrs. old, disabled vet-
eran drawing $60. mth. Just
wife and self. Sidney C. Seg-
tins, Rome, 105 Ave. A.

Want job on farm as truck
or tractor driver and have
Uncle who wants to care-take
farm. Can do all kinds carpen-
ter, brick work. Need 3 or 4h.
house. Go anywhere, Tom Hol-
comb, Silver Creek.

Want job on farm. Lifetime
exp. Prefer Coweta Co., or near
Atlanta. Roy West, Porterdale,
4 Plum St.

Exp. farmer and enchant
wants job as supervisor or
overseer of farm, Can furnish
ref. Am-sober and honest. W.

G. Jones, Zebulon, Rt. 1.

Col. man wants work on farm
Family of 6 children, most old
enough to work. Robert Wright,
OdumesRt. 1

Single man refined wants job
working by hour picking cot-
ton or peanuts. With good peo-
ple who pay well. Ref, given.
Prefer Walker Co. Write full de-



tails. Boyd Jones, Rossville, Rt.

apices appeared i

repairs. |



ating all types machiner
sire house with lights and
D, T. Bass, Williamson.

Want light 2H crop fo:
self and 4 boys. Like som
ton, prefer near Griffin.
to be moved. Do not have

k. We are gathering |
and cotton at present. W:
J. C. Holloway, Thomaston,
4. es

FARMS AND
FARM LAND FOR SAL

FARM LAND CORRECTION

The following Farm Land
our s
Farm Land Edifion, but
cause of unintentional F
graphical errors, are a CO:
rected as follows.

FARMS FOR SALE.

100 A., 30 in cultivation,
upland, 15 bottoms, 6 in cul-
tivation this year, good pa
ture, 70M ft. timber. Good
house ,chicken house, other ou
bldgs. Mail, and school
$4,000. Mrs. J. A. Be
rayville, Rt. 1.

1005 A. Newton Co., on pu
lic rd; Mail and school rhe
mi. church.: 40 A cultivatio
pastures (one with 30 A., ot!
35) both with water the ye
round. 6R house, muie
Elec. Good well of water.
ther J. Owensby, Covingto,
Rt. 3, Box 40.

Around 100 A. Union
Georgia, on gravel Rd. 2R
boxed house, needs new r
Fair amt. good bottoms, sem
saw timber. Daily mail, church:

schools stores

See. U. S. - Yates;

of Ga., but P.O. on N.C. side

WANT TO BUY FARMS ~
Want to buy stock farm.
300-400 A with plenty wat
also 2 bedroom home with ci
conveniences, near church an
stores, in a small town. Garde
and fruit included. Ne infla
prices. Advise what you hav
Mrs. W. L. Willis, Carrollt
PO. Box 251 :



MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE



M4%-17% in. in cir
not less 4 sold, no
ee

4
Gourds,
cumferenee,
larger than these. Mrs.
Thomas, Fhomasboro.

Martin and Dipper Gourds,
25c ea.; Others for 10c ea.;
Peachtrees, 25e ea. Add postage
Mrs. W. E. Wooten, oe

ONIONS:

Big fine eating Onions, ere
from sets, $1 gal. Exc, 1 gal.
for 3 nice print sacks; Add?
postage. Mrs. B,. M. Weeks,
Dial. : am
PEANUTS AND PECANS:

Large Red Peanuts, 2-4 i
hulls $2 pk; or $7 bur. By 2
Brown, Ball Ground, Ria

1947 crop, sound Stuart Pe x

cans, 35cc lb. Miss Bell Tim:
merman, Bronwood, Box 83. |
SAGE:

. Handgathered Diy Leaf ae
this years crop. $1 lb.; 2 Ibs,
$1.75. Prompt del. Mrs. J. O
McDadis, Canton, Rt. 3. :

Shade Dried Sage,
Sage plants, 6, 50c; 15 plants,
$1. Mrs: J; G: Dodd; Noreross=
Rt.

Nice Shade Cured Sage, 25
qgt.; Rooted large bunches
Sage, broad leaf and narrow
leaf, 25c bunch; Catnip and
peppermint, 25c bunch. Ever-
bearing Mastodon Strawberry
plants, 500, $3; $5 M. Add post-
age. Fred Thomas, Crandall,
its

TOBACCO: See

Good home Tobacco, red and .
yellow, 1947 and 1948 crops,
5 lbs. chewing, $1; 6 ibs smok-
ing, $1. PP, M. B. Swain, Alma.

Choice grade, homegrown To-
bacco, sun cured, 11 twists $1.
FOB or 10 twists PP. S;
Beavers, Cumming, Rt. 5.
CORN:

30 or 40 bu. Corn in Ear, $2
bu.; Also some Hay and fod-
der at Mkt. Price. At barn.
Arthur Parris, Loving. ~










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feleased to farmers.
- Year round grazing programs have
fbeen developed for hogs at the Geor-
gia Coastal Experiment Station. These
rograms are followed by many Coastal
lain farmers.
{ The stations have pioneered in horti-
cultural work, and the varieties of
grapes, fruits, berries and vegetables
ised to a large extent in the state are
the result of the testing programs. Sey-
etal varieties of grapes, notably Hunt,
ulcet, and Yuga, have been developed
nt the Georeia Experiment Station,
qwhile superior strains of blueberries
have been bred at the Georgia Coastal
Plain Experiment Station.

The above are examples of some con-
tributions made by the agricultural ex-
per:ment stations of Georgia. Detail-
e ed account cannot be given here of the
many tests conducted having to do with
- ll the crops and animals an Georgia,
iin the study of insects, of plant di-
-_ geases and of animal diseases, with the
goot-knot nematode, in the study of
animal parasites, the development of
- jpermanent pastures, and others. Need-

be to point out, these agricultural ex-

aes stations of the University
vstem have made contributions to the

Success of Georgia agriculture.

What

of the many variables concerned it is

difficult to arrive at a dollar value of

a particular practice. For example, the
~ Georgia Experiment Station finds that
eattle gain during the grazing season

















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is this research worth? Because ~

approximately 300 pounds per acre
more on improved pasture than wnim-
proved pasture. The Georgia Coastal
Plain Experiment Station finds that
cattle on fertilized pastureg gain ap-
proximately 250 pounds of beef more
than on unfertilized pastures. It can
be seen that with the variations in pas

tures, it would be difficult to skeeinte

proved pasture practices.

There are some practices where closer
estimates may be made.- For example,
the increase in the yield of peanuts
through dusting for leaf spot is 25 per-
cent. Being conservative and estimat-

nuts per acre, the possible money re-
turns from this practice are $1,500,000,
which is more than three times the

tural research.

The state has increased its per acre
corn yield from approximately 10

per acre in 1948. Estimating the in-
erease at only 5 bushels, the states in-_
ereased yield of corn would be about.
15,000, 000- bushels. This has been
brought about by better varieties, bet-
ter fertilizing practices, and better
spacing practices. At current prices,
the value of corn research is paying diy-
idends of over $20, 000, 000 yearly to
Georgia farmers.

The Georgia tobacco crop is valued
at $50,000,000 yearly. Control of blue
mold on tohaceo beds, according to the
most conservative estimate, is worth
$5,000,000, since without blue mold con-



increased profits for the state from im-

ing this increase at only 100 pounds of .

amount spent by the state for agricul-

bushels per acre in 1940 to 16 bushels




Gavia to set out the rop.

It has been noted tha
cent of the wheat planted
of the Sanford variety deve
Georgia Experiment Station.

mated by the United States Depa
of Agriculture that the ine
come to the Georgia wheat grows
cause of increased yield over th
variety, is $400,000. This is
mately the amount appropriat
ly by the State of Georgia fo
tural research. Thus, it can
that the changing of one pract
minor enterprise pays for the
tural research bill of the stat

Numerous other estimates
made but the examples cited ar
to indicate that Georgia's
research dollar pays big di
Georgias agriculture. Each d
questions are asked Georgi
sional agricultural workers,
they do not have the answe
the answers must come fror
periment stations. To. find
swers requires money for tr,
_ ers and equipment. More m n







































As important as resear
ly the first step. After tests
and new practices worked ou
sults must ae to the farmer

Market Bollea. amas
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2s | MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE WANTED >
: Print aie i
600 gal. good. heavy, bright, | HAMS: About 25-30. Ibs. used feath-| SEED: ed are Ss

ue

Ga. Cane Syrup. in 10 Ib. cans,
_ &t my home. Wont ship. John
* W. Hand, Hazlehurst. Rt. 3.

SAGE:

Dry, clean garden sage. $1
Ib. 2 Jbs., $1.75. Small orders
_ filled. Prompt del. Mary Lois
McDaris, Canton. Rt. 3.

Hand gathered, washed and
shade dried Sage, 1948 crop,
1- lb. 3 los. or-more, 90c Ib.
ostpaid in Ga. Mrs. Claud
pomonds, Toccoa. Rt. 2. Box

1948 Sage, hand _ gathered,
washed and shade dried, $1 Ib,
8. lbs., 90c lb. postpaid in Ga.
- ak Ruby Brown, Toccoa. Rt.

1948 leaf sage, hand picked,
washed, 20z., 25c; 4 0z., 40c; %
Ib. 60c; $1 lb. Also plants, 5
for 50c; $1 for 15, Postpaid.
| Miss Lillian Hardin, White. Rt.

EGGS:

Pure White Giant eggs, finest
layers, $2 setting; also Willow,
poplar, wild cherry, sassafras,

ellow dock, sweetgum bark, 3
bs. $1; Colts foot plants, rooted
$1 doz. Mrs. John Myers, Hart-
_well, Rt. 2,

FEATHERS:

Some Goose
Mrs, J: D, Par

GOURDS:

Martin and Dipper Gourds,
25c; small mixed sizes, 10c ea.
Exc. for feed sacks. Mrs. W. E.
Wooten; Camilla.

HONEY:

Ext, honey. strained, no comb.
By mail, del. in Ga., 3 Ibs, $1.50
10 lbs: $3; by Exp. col. 6-5 lbs.,
$7.50; 10 cs. Frt, del. $75; also
want some beeswax del. 35c

feathers for sale.
kham, Hepzibah.

1 country cured Ham, wt.
24% lbs., 85c Ib, No chks. Mrs.
P. W. Hyatt, Bowdon. Rt. 3.-

RUTABAGAS, TURNIPS:

About 5 acres Rutabagas and
purple top turnips for sale to

truckers, at my place. E. F.
Dean, Odum.
APPLES:

Apples, $1.50 bu. on trees

You pick 1 bu. or the lot. In
Rabun Co. L. C. Mandeville
Clayton, RFD 2, Box 1300. c/o
Black Rock Orchard.

Nice large .Crabapples, 25c
gal, Also Garlic, 50c doz. Add
postage. Miss Etta Alexander,
Jefferson, Rt. .2

5 lbs. dried Sour Apples, $1.40
White. Cornfield and_ striped
half runner Bean seed, 40c cup;
Long Green Cucumber. Seed, 15c
sp.; Muscadine and Fox Grape
Vines, 15 ea.; Lady Thompson
Strawberry, 40c C. Mrs. Henry
Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

CHESTNUTS:

Large Chinese Chestnuts
home grown, 75c lb.PP; 10 Ib.
or more, 60c lb, J. W. Mc-
ade Savannah, RED 3, Box

CANE:
7,000 stalks Indian Cane, $50

at the patch. Floyd Smith
Swainsboro, Rt. 2, Box 148.

About 50 bu. Corn for sale at
my barn. Mrs, E. C. Vandiviere,
Dawsonville.

FEATHERS:

Capon and Turkey Feathers
free of wing and tail feathers,,
40c lb. Z. J. Lee, Red Oak,

Nice, new White Feathers, 75c
lb. Del. * Collin on request.



lb, Rev. Curd Walker, Soper-

ton, Reb

Z

Mrs. oe Cc
Rte 1
Se



os

| postage.

3, Grmesville,

ers for sale cheap. Mrs. J. H.
Autry, Whigham.
GARLIC:

Large type Garlic, .40c doz.;
Watercress, 25, 60c; Horehound,
6 clumps, 35c; Peppermint, 30
doz.; Cut mint, % gal., 35c;
Shade dried Sage, 30c cup. Mrs.
J. M. Hall, Calhcun. Rt. ae

Large size Garlic Bulbs, 50c
doz. Exc, for white chicken feed
sacks; Also Exc for nice dried
Apples, free of core and worms.
ee Edgar Adcock, Adairsville,

hina

MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED

BEESWAX:

Want 5 Ibs.,
price at once. W.
Bowman, Rt. 1.

FEATHERS:

Beeswax.

Want new, White, clean, pure.

Goose feathers, without odor.

State cash price per lb. Mrs.|

A. P. Gunnells, Dewey Rose.

HAY:

Want sev. tons good Hay, del.
my place. Prefer in large loads.
H. F. Mixon, Fairburn.

Make best price on 3 or 4
tons good hay, del. and price at
your home. No sandspurs. Ike
Tomberlin, Surrency. Rt. 2.

SACKS:

Want exc, 1 gal. hot pepper
for 2 print sacks, ea paying
Mrs. H. G. Silvey,
Woodville:

ROOTS AND HERBS: Want

Elecampane, Peppermint, Com-
frey and Black Cohosh or Rat-
tle Root, seeds; Also want 1 1b.





Send

A, Guest, | Cody Rd.



Want contact party having
some of the old fashined Sennie
seed. Advise. Raleigh Pruitt,
Lavonia. Rt. 2.

GARLIC: Want 1 lb. ee
Dried Garlic Bulbs, 30c lb. Mrs.
Emma Frady, Clermont, Rt. 1.

- PEPPER: Want % gal. green

Cumming, R
Print _ Sacks,
odd sacks, $1

cap., 25c ea, L
Gainesville, Rt. :

hot pepper. Small var. _pre-
ferred. Mrs. A, B. Adams,
Chatsworth.

PLANTS: Want Blakemore
strawberry plants. W. C. Pad-
gett, Brooks.

SEED: Want 2. bu. Little}
Toole Cottonseed. H. C. Cofer,.
Washington.

SACKS: Want a ay many
100 Ib Cap. print sacks. State
quantity, price and cond. Mrs.
E. T. Almon, Columbus, Rt, 1.

White and print i

Prints, 25 ea.
Prompt shipment.
E. Turner, - Cu

White Sacks, 100
washed, free of

Reed, Gainesville

washed and_ ir
holes and mil
ferred, Add post
Martin, Gaines

Nice large print

Will exc. white or grey doe
rabbits for white or print sacks.
Mrs. M. Evans, Atlanta, 2267
Adams Dr. Rt. 7. ;

Want unwashed nice print
sacks, free of holes and mil-
dew. Make best offer. Mrs. H.
ma Richardson, Douglasville, Rt.



mildew, 30c ea.,; $2
with holes or Bae
MO or cash, Ni
Carl Howard, Gai
Will exe. nice strawberry
plants for print sacks, free of| Extra Jarge p
holes, 100 Ib. cap. Mrs. G. H.|
Hayes, McDonough, Rt. 3.

WALNUTS: Want Black Wal-
nuts, hulled, and Seeding Pe-
cans, J. L. Berry, Norcross, Box
125.

and mildew, 35c e
lb. cap., free of



ioe 3, ok:

SACKS FOR SALE Ford Pirkle,



Nice- print sacks, 100 lb cap.,| of h
washe wits 3 of pois and m -
dew, 1 30, $3



Bees Wax, Mrs. Se -Ohst,| Mrs.
Chickama' nn

ed and washed, WE

dew, 20c ea. Cash

-and washed, free 0

lb. cap., washed, fr





















































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