Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1953 September 2

Tom Linder Commissioner


















































Ecditoriat By TOM LINDER

Barkley. : eee +

E: . Barkley oA in as a eeeiner of
st ese as the ar of



f es politics for all these
Mr. Barkley was one of the main



ers ofthe AAA He helped to
law ee for basly for

sie cees took the years. ea as the
eriod and said that parity prices
the farmer were those prices which
uld make a bale of cotton, bushel of
nor wheat, a hundred pounds of live-
foot, etc. have the same buying



1g hat Pees.

ae a then the ee price for
would be that price which would

tucn plows: with. a bale of ae
it took 7-1/2 bushels of wheat

ee period, then the parity price
wheat is that price which will still en-
eae farmer to- buy a 2-horse turn

ule to, be applied to all farm products
e farmer sells and to as industrial














ae in fe United States
ged to such an extent the farm-
t all parity protection. About

in, 1909-14 are commercial fer-

__ WHERE

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1953



NUMBER 51 a

D-PARITY FOR FARMERS
0?



: Tuesday evening, August 25th, re- |
ng to Atlanta from a meeting of
rs in Illinois, I listened to the week--
dio broadcast of former Vice- -Presi-

er as to industrial prodicts they had.

r for a 2-horse turn plow ducing

ily things a farmer buys today that |



that time. Much of his money goes for
gasoline and electrical appliances which
he did not use in 1909-14 and which were
- not then being manufactured. Some farm-
ers spend a lot of money today for insec-
ticides and equipment to apply insecti-
cides. These costs cannot be compared
with 1909-14 because they have come into.
use only in recent years. The - farmer,

like everyone else, is paying taxes far .

beyond his means, The poor man now
pays more tax than the rich man paid a
few years ago. The cost of farm labor has
inereased 416 percent.

All ia all, according to Government
figures, the farmers eost of production
fron 1910-1951 increased 540 percent.

During that fortyone years that the

- farmers cost of production increased.

540 percent, his. gross income from all

- goucces increased 400 percent, while his
income left after cost of production in-
ereased only 275 percent.

Tt is self-evident that for the farmer

to receive parity his gross income must
inerease in the same ratio as his cost of
production increases. Only in that way

ean his net income be in the same ratio.
~~ to his gross income that it was during the

- base period.

In 1910 total production costs of farm-
ers amounted to 3.5 billion dollars. By
_ 1951, this cost had increased 540 percent

_ and stood at 22.4 billion dollars.

In 1910 his gross income was 7.3 bil-
lion dollars, and if it had increased by
540: percent the farmer in 1951 would
have had a gross income of 46.7 billion
dollars. Actually, according to Govern-
ment figures, his gross income was 36.7
billion dollars. Therefore the farmer in
1951 received 10 billion dollars less than
parity for all his farm products.

In 1910 the farmers net income was
3.8 billion dollars. It that income had in-
ereased 540 percent i in the forty-one years,
his net income in 1951 should have been
24.3 billion dollars. Actually, according

to Government figures, his net income in |

1951 was 14.3 billion dollars, or 10 billion
dollars less than parity.

BASE PRICES OR THE AVERAGE

PRICES RECEIVED BY FARMERS

| PROM 1909-14, COMPARED TO PRICES



SHOULD HAVE RECEIVED IN 1951.

have been 77 cents per pound.
The price of wheat advanced fcom 88

would have been $5.60.

ures on corn are 64 cents, $1.62 and $4.10;

milk per one hundred pounds, $1.60,

per one hundred pounds, $7.27, $20.00 aod

pounds on foot, $4.86, $28. 70 and $31.40;
edible dried beans per one huy deed

cents and 64 cents. According to Gov-

tually engaged in agriculture in 1951.
Had farmers actually received the 10

under the parity law, it would have made

$1,444.44 per capita of those actually en-
gaged in agriculture. When we remem-
ber the low average income of people en-

mendous hardship under which average
farm people have labored and now labor.

On this trip through Tennessee, Ken-
tucky, eastern Missouri, and southern Ill-
inois, I realized the effect of this failure
of parity because farm houses are un-
painted, barns are in need of repair, and
in some places I saw second hand farm
tractors and other used farm equipment
for sale on dealers lots. I also learned
from local farmers in Illinois that the
State has placed the burden of consoli:



| (Continued on page 8)

reer oN

cents per bushel to $2.12, but parity

butterfat, 26 cents, 71-cents and $1. 68:

$4.58 and $10.24; eggs per dozen, 21.5
cents, 47.8 cents and $1.38; cottonseed
per ton, $20.00, $60.00 and $128.00; chick-
ens per pound, 11.4 cents, 27.1 cents and
73 cents; irish potatoes per one hundred
pounds, 70 cents, $1.24 and $4.50; hogs

ernment census figures there were ap-
proximately seven million persons ac-

a difference to farmers amounting to-

gaged in agriculture, we realize the tre-



RECEIVED IN 1951 AND TO ACTUAL
PARITY PRICES THAT THE FARMER

During 1909-14 the average price of
cotton was 12.4 cents per pound. In 1951
cotton was bringing 39.82 cents per
pound. However, if the farmers cotton
| prices had increased 540 percent in-line
with his increase in cost of production, the _
average price of cotton in 1951 would

te

In like manner, the compatable fig-

$46.00; beef cattle per one hundred ~

pounds, $3.37, $7.74 and $21.57; peanuts
pez pound, 4.8 cents, 10.7 cents and 30 |

cents; tobacco per pound, 10 cents, 4A

- billion dollars to which they were entitled ~

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Tom Linder, Commissioner
Published Weekly ai
114-122 Pace Si., Covington, Ga.
By Deparimeni of Agriculture
Notify on FORM 3578--Bureau o}

Markets, 222 State Capitol
Ailania, Ga.

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at Covington, Georgia under Act
of June 6, 1900. Accepted for
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FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE



Mimosa, Dogwood, Holly, Ce-
dar Catalpa, Mulberry, Water
Oak, Cherry, Tulip Poplar, Chi-
naberry, Sweetshrub, Hone y-

suckle, Maple, 6, $1.00. Mums,

50c doz, Pink Thrift, Day Lilies,
Narcissi, 25c doz. Add postage.
M... D. C. Ledbetter, Lithonia,
Rt. 3. Ph. 2208.

Single blue Hyacinths, dbl.
orange Day Lilies, mixed Iris,
50c doz. Maidenhaid ferns, An-
Wing Begonias, 50c ea.

hite, salmon, pink, cerise Sul-
tanas, unrooted cuttings, 10c ea.
Minimum order $1.00. Mrs. J.
W. Jones, Madison.

Azaleas, red, pink, yellow;
Mtn. Layrel, Rhodendron, Tulip
Poplar, Redbud, Coralberry,
Creek Hemlock, Cherokee Rose,
Dogwood, cream and_ yellow,
2% ft. well rooted, $12.00 doz.
PP. Roy H. Wilson, Mineral
Bluff, Rt. 1, Box 173.

White Narcissi, Grape Hya-
cinths, Daffodils, Jonquils, mix-
ed, Pink Thrift, $1.00 C; Royal
Ruby Violets, White Iris, 50c
doz. Fishscale, Cedar fern, Milk
and Wine Lilies, butterfly bush,
6, $1.00. 20 dif. pot plant cut-
tings, $1.00. Add postage. Exch.
for sacks. Mrs. Joseph Gibbs,
Rebecca, Rt. 2. Box 67.

Bleeding Hearts, lg. clumps,
$1.00 ea.; 3 $2.50. Dbl. Begonias,
pink, white and red, Ivy, Afri-
can Violets, all different and
Jabeled, 3, $1.25, 12, $3.50. Mrs.
N. B. Wilson, Atlanta, 943
Greenwood Ave. N.%. El. 4904.

Narcissi bulbs, Gardenias, Ca-
mellias, Buddleia, Boxwoods,
Vinca Minor, Vinca Major and
Liriope. W. L. Morris, Atlanta,
444 Collier Rd. N.W. Ve 2745,

Hollyhock seed, 3 pts. clean,
sound, this years crop, semi-
dbl. 5 pastel cols. 10c_ tbls.
stamped envelope, 3 tbls. 25 %
teacupful 30c. No stamps. Mrs.
Jda_ Mae Sullivan, Carrollton,
14 W. Chandler St.

Rooted cuttings Xmas cacti;
dbl. and single ever-blooming
begonias; coleus;_ salmon,
orange Sultaras; red, orange
and pink dbl. Geraniums, few

Javender Achimenes, 15c_ ea.
Sultanas, Geraniunms, 30c ea.
Add postage. Mrs. Ela M

aeoere. Cataula, c/o A. H: Grif-
in.

Boxwoods (Sempervirens) 50c
ea. to $35.00. Trailing Vinca, 60c
woz. Will not ship. Mrs. W. M.
Gilbert, College Park, 218 Elmo
St Ph. Ca 3864.

Madonna Lily, jjumbo size,
Oc ea. or $4.50 doz. Tiger Lily,
20 ea. $2.00 doz. Blooming size.
All PP. Mrs: Newt E. Spencer,
Carrollton, Rt. 5.



White Clematis vines, large
roots, 3, $1.00. Large yellow,
single and triple, orange Hem-
erocallis lilies, $1.00 doz. Out
door running ferns, 25c ea. Con-
federate Violets, 50c dob. Blue,
white and purple Iris, 75c, doz.
Large blue org Glory, 25c.
Add postage. Mrs. L. S. Brown,
Columbus, 1321 Wildwood Dr.

Large Lemon Lily, large waxy
Orange lily, both bloom in May
and June, 3, $1,00. Fine un-
named Iris, 7, $1.00. Red, Yellow
and var. cannas, 6, $1.00; Imp.
Gardenias, Red Oleanders, $1.
ea. Pink Thrift, $1. C. Del. in
Nov. Add postage. Mrs. W. E.
Johnson, Crawfordville, Rt. 2.

Jonquils and Daffodil bulbs,
$1.25 C. Yellow Narcissi, clus-
ters, 50 bulbs, $1.00; Yellow Iris,
with brown, 6, $1.00; Red and
white Thrift, 2 doz. $1.00. P.P.
Mrs. Lon Ashworth, Dacula, Rt.
i :

Mtn. Rose Azaleas, 25c ea. $2.

Doz. Pink Keigela, White Hy-|

drangea, red Locust, Rose of
Sharon, mix. cols. 50c ea. small,
50c doz. Gladioli, Nickle Moss,
Ivy, yellow Primrose, red Horse-
mint, 50e doz. Add postage. Mrs.
Presley Fowler, Diamond.

Cannas, fuberoses, Iris, $1.00
doz. Milk and Wine lilies, day
lilies, Amaryllis, pink Crepe
Myrtle, Lantana, Coral Berry,
Umbrella, Palm. 25c ea. Red

Seven Sisters, Running Rose,

25c and 50c sizes. Mrs. W. E,
Wooten, Camilla.
Easter Lily bulblets, large

size, $14.00 peck. Mrs. T, T. Hol-
loway, Cobbtown.

Easter Lily bulbs, 6, $1. Large
Nandinas, 10, $1.00. Plus- post-
age. Mrs.-M. L. Duncan, Cairo,
342 3rd Ave. N.W.

Dbl. Sweet William, Dbl. Pop-
py, Dbl. Hollyhock seed, 20c
pkt. Golden Glow, Phlox, Red,
White, Yellow Chrysanthemum
plants, Red; white, blue, purple
Iris, 50c doz. Add postage. Mrs.
C. C. Gentry, Calhoun, Rt. 3.

Daffodil bulbs, mixed, $1.25
C; white Iris roots, 12 for $1.50.
All plus postage, Miss Ruth Un-
derwood, Conyers, Rt. 3.

400 Mixed Tulip bulbs, $30.00
or will sell for 10c ea. B, D.
Stewart, Winder, 301 Third Ave.

Banana plants, Bird of.Para-
dise, $1. ea.; per. Asters, laven-
der, Firecracker ger., red; Fla.
Bell, red, peach, Lilacs, purple,
red, 25c ea.; purple sweet vio-
lets, $1. C; white, heavily
branched Chrysanthemums, 6,
$1.00; Boston ferns, 25 ea. Mrs.
G. W. Shannon, Lenox, P.O.
Box 364.

$2.25; 3 ea. M.

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE



glossy leaves, im Sprit

clusters off small) red ers:

Pink Thrift, 90 C. 200) $1.50)
ck Lilies; 40c doz. Nandinas;
4, $1. All) well rooted and damp
packed. Add postage. Mrs. Mil-
ton: T. Phillips, Wrens.

=a

Day lilies, reds and yellows,
fine kinds, 3 for ae paper
white narcissi, $2. C; red spider
lilies, 50c doz.; coleus cuttings,
5 kinds, red conch begonia, not
rooted, 10c ea.; also sultanas.
Add postage. Mrs. Fred Atkin-
son, Valdosta, Rt. 4. :

Madonna lily bulbs, 50c ea.
$5. doz.; No. 1, $4.50; No. 2, $375;
No. 3, $3.; No. 4, $2. doz.; 100
and 1000 lots, cheaper\.PP 2nd
zone. Exch. for print sacks at
35c ea. Mrs. H. L. Fields, Mc-
Donough, Rt. 3.

Old fashioned_yellow jonquil
bulbs, $1. C; $5. M. On orders
less than $5. and out-of-state or-

H, Langley, Palmetto, Box 63.

White Roman hyacinth bulbs,
$1.25 doz. Mrs. G. A. Wynens,
Hillsboro. ' :

Tris, yellow, lavender, blue,
white, orange speckled Day lil-
ies, 75 doz. Geranium cuttings,,
unrooted; mixed cols. rooted,
10, $1.; Have few Ocobias, var.
85 E. No orders less than $1.00.
Add postage. Mrs. W. H.-T.
Acree, Toccoa.

Pink Rain lilies, coleus, Crow-
foot, Queen Ann Lace, Mother's
Tears, Hen and Biddy, White
striped, Bronze stripe Jews, 3,
25c. Mixed Sultanas; Sword,
Rainbow, Oak, Fish Scale, Lace
ferns. Xmas, February . Rope,
Star cacti, 25 ea. Nutmeg, sage,
geranium cuttings, 15c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. Wavy Lews;
Toomsboro. *

rooted, Dbl. American Beauty,
Japanese, Orchid, Pink. Perfec-
tion, Salmon Pink, Rosebud,
Salmon Supreme, white, Bos-
ton, Roosevelt, Ostrich, Whit-
mani, Plume, Sword, Plomosus,
Eisenhower, Fishtail, Oyster-
shell ferns; Beefsteak, Giant
Red Conch, Orange _ Spoon,
bronze, red, 55c ea. PP. Mrs.

Mitchell Iris,

M., Morning
Splendor, Caprice, Florescens,
Mad, Cherean and Dream label-
ed and PP., $5.00;~also slivery
pink (Edulus Superba) and
white (Queen Victoria) peonies,
50c ea. plus 25c ea. for postage.
Mrs. Martha P. Jones, Lylerly.

Easter Lilies, Columbines,
Nandinas, Tritofnas, purple Al-
theas, pink Crepe Myrtle, 4 $1.
Red Spider lilies, purple Vio-
lets, pink Oxalis, 50c Doz. dbl.
white, yellow Feverfew, $1.00
doz. Jonquils, Snowdrops, 75,
200 5 cols. rare Gladioli bulbs,

3 Margaret

2.00 C. Moss packed. Mrs.
Johnson Usry, Stapleton.

Paper White, yellow Narcissi,
Daffodils, Butter and Eggs, Jon-
quils, Red Spider Lilies, 60c doz.
Nandinas, dbl. red, purple. Al-
theas, red, pink; Ww ite ~Crepe
Myrtle, White Hydhangeas, 50c
ea, Add postage. Mrs.
Smith, Wadley.

Nice rooted red and pink Ger-
aniums, some blooming, 50c ea.;
Easter lily bulbs, $1.00, $2.00
and $3.00 doz. Mrs. Will Wise,

Wadley.

Festiva Maxima, extra large,
fully double, pure white flecks
of red in center, 75c clump. 2
or more clumps postpaid. Ready
in September. Mrs. A. Horsley,
Waco, Rt. 2.

Fine blooming size Azaleas,
ferns, Hydrangeas, Regal, Ama-
ryllis, Aug. lilies, red Honey-
suckle, Silver Lace vines, Pussy
and Weeping Willow, Spireas,
Tamarisk Beauty Bush, Box-
woods, Oleanders, Josephs
Coat,, 2; $1.00. Exch. for print
sacks. Add postage. Mrs. John
Myers, Hartwell, Rt. 2.

10 rooted, 1 free -white and
green leaf var. Sultanas, $1.00.
Poppy seed, salmon, pink, very
dbl. 25c tsp. Violets, Royal pur-
ple, long stems, f.agrant, 50c



doz. 3 doz. $1.00. Add postage.
Mrs. Frank Clements, Enigma.



lasting weeks:. Well. rooted). eas= |-liz , -Lilaes, Weeping |
ily grown, 3ifor $1. Mis: ee Tia 3
| Poole, Valdosta, 1610 Marion St.

ders, party pay postage. Mrs. C. |,

ft. spread, perfectly shaped, also

Mrs. John Weaver, Temple, Rt.
Giant blooming Geraniums, | 2.

vars. mixed, not labeled, large
Rhziomes, 15, $1.; 40, $2. Add
postage. Mrs. Sherman Duckett,
Talking Rock, Rt.2.

Iris, Nandina,; Althea, English |
Dogwood, Pink Spirea, Coral-
e berry, Spirea Vanhouttei, Priv-
Graham H. Eley, White Plains. | of, Tie
Jonquils, Clematis, Orange Day
Lilies, Dorothy Perkins roses,
for sale at my home at bargain
prices. Mrs. A. L, Newton, Toc-
coa. is ;

Giant Blue Flowers, open all
day, rooted. vines, 50c ea; 3,
$1. No chks. L. E. Morgan, Way-
cross, Rt. 4, Box 716.

Yellow cushion mums, \
Tris, 50c doz.; Pink Thrift, 2
Doz. 75c. red, yellow, orange
canna bulbs; 25c ea.; White Star
of Bethlehem, $2.50 C.
postage. Mrs. Florence Leathers,
Buchanan, Rt. 1. ,

Water MHyacinths, 35c bunch;
Geraniums, 30c ea.; Xmas cac-
tus, 20c ea.; Zebra plant, Cen-
tury plant, Evergreen, 35c ea.;
Striped Jew,
Sweetshrubs, 75
Day Lilies and C
bulbs, 25c doz.; Purple Iris, 45
doz.; Lilac bushes, 50e ea. Add
postage. Mrs.

Cumming, Rt. 1.

in., $6. C; $50. M; 18-24 in.
Abelia, branched, $3. doz.; $20.
C; 1-2 ft. Crepe Myrtles, water-
melon and white, $2. doz.; $15.
C; 2-3 ft. $3. doz. $20. C. Del. in
Ga. Mrs. R.
ville.

lants $1.30 PP; 6-8 in. $15.00
&. 8-10 in. $20.00 ; 12 for $3.
PP: Imp. April fragrant Narcis-
si, $3. C; 500, $10.; Abelia Wax-
leaf, 15-20 in. $3. doz.; $25. C;
blue thrift, $1.50 doz. Mrs. B.
Robinson, Greenville.

$12.00; Waxleaf Ligustrum,- $7.;
Abelia Grandiflora, '$10.; Mim-

Hybrid Sultanas, mixed cols. $

Red leaf Photenia. Ga. Orders
del. Maude Hamby, Greenville.

for $1. Add postage. Exch. for
red or orange hibiscus. Mrs. B.
D. Odom, Lawrenceville, Rt. 3.














































Kalanchioe; pot! plant, thiele ! pfitheas, single and dbl. 8'cols.| ~ 25 cuttings

-and pink Crepe Myrtles, 7,.| wi
$1.00; Roses, 25 vars. alsa Abe-

Butterfly aati & mee 1.00. cence ae
L ye , -00; Rose:| Merrell, Atlan:
Thrift, 20e Doz: 6 doz. $1.00;|S. a

Catalpa, 7, $1.00: Add postage. |.
Mrs:.C. Bi. Lawson, Lithonia, Rt.| .D

Rainbow. moss, 60c bu; Sul-|
White and pink Omalis, Ge

ite and pink Oxalis, i-
ums, Cone Begonia
Angel Wing Begonias, 25 ea.
cutting; Orange Day lilies, Iris, |]
with blue falls, $1. doz.; Snow-
drops, dbl. Mach flowers, 50c
doz. Add postage. Mrs. H. A.
Chastain, Roy.

Red Spider Lilies, Red Cup!| wreath, weigela, 3
Daffodils, Laurens Koster Sgl.| Mrs. Ruth Hoad, Br
Blue Hyacinths, 70c doz. Ber-|_ os:
muda Easter Lily bulbs, small,} 16 good iris, ineludin
10c ea. 6-8 to stem, $2.20 doz.| 50c ea., not labeled e
Del. to 3rd zone. 5c extra on|2- mentioned, Ochro
checks. Miss Mittke Collins,| very hardy, 3 rooted,
Smithville, Rt. L - | ophiopagon, 60 do:

; and- Mrs. Kreelage
Mimosa plants, 6, 50c PP. Mrs.

$1.50 doz. Mrs. J.
W. E. Carnes, Savannah, Rt. 2,| Carrollton. :
Box 52-B.~

Easter Lily bulbs, 7-9 in. in| white narcissi, dbl.
cir. 20 ea.; 4-6 in. 8 ea.; bulb- | jonquils and others
lets, 1%-3 in. 50 for $1. Add|C; sweet purple and
postage. Prefer no out-of-state | at gray violets and
orders. Mrs. David J. Arnold,| plants, $1.25 C. Ad
Shellman. Mrs. J. H. PenJand, El

a ris, ; 4
spirea, blue linden,

Emperor daffodils,

Honeysuckle vine, ro
ea.;: Trumpet vine, 15
and white running ros
privet hedge, 15e per 1
only inGa. Exch. for !

Japanese Iris (Koempferi)
asst. cols. labeled, blooming size
div. $3.50 doz. $15. C. Purple
stalkesia Aster plants, $1.50 doz.
$8. C; Day lilies, dbl. and single,
orange and light yellow, 2-| sacks. Ea. pay posta
tones, $2.25 doz. V. W. Wilson,! A. Mills, Folkston, Rt.
Savannah, Rt. 3, Box 184. ee
= Rooted Thrift plants,
1 Native holly tree, 30 ft. 25| white, few \pink, 3
lavender, 1 pink, dbl. g
2 watermelon red Hyd
2 dbl. red Conch Be
12. cuttings, $1. PP. No
Mrs. N. a Overby,

20 ft. 4 small Chinquapins, 3 ft.
for sale. Mrs. H. L. Stephens,
Stockbridge, Rt. 2, Box 32. Ph.
3904.

Tris, mixed cols. 3 doz. $1.00.

Star of Bethlehem, 10 doz. $1. : Yellow. thonulecs Ros

white Begonias, all roo
ea. You may pay (Po
German bearded Iris, named | Allison, Gainesville, Rt.
Parma violets, sweet-
3 plants, $1. Royal Robe
hardy, fragrant, purple,
$1.; ei. C. Giant purple

Abelia, Eleagnus, Forsythia,

Plumbago,. rooted,
Lantanas, rooted, G
rooted, different cols
Amarillis, blooming
bulbs, $1. Tuberoses,
50c. Add postage. Mrs. Ma
ner, Gainesville, Rt. 6.

' annas, 5 cols. Purple h
doz. Red and salmon pi
tanas, well rooted, 25c e
dering Jew, 10c ea.
sacks. Mrs. Willie
Gainesville, Rt. 4.

Genuine Royal Robe
$3.50 doz. White A
(Fairy) lilies; old-
Blackberry Lilies, $1. doz.
Blanche: Woodruff, Green

Purple and White Lilie
ed, Red Spirea, 6, $1.; P:
Red Begonias, dbl. roo
bunch. Sultanas, roo
cols. 3, $1. Tuberoses, 31
Add_ postage. Mrs. Nellie P
er, Gainesville, Rt. 6. 2p

American Beauty Su
cuttings, rooted, 10c ea.
rooted, 20c ea. Aeroplant
pink and white, dbl. Be
cuttings, also pink single
ea. 2, 15c. Green Jew, 6,
Hastings Hybrid Coleus
20. cuttings $1. Mrs. V
Wilson, Gainesville, R

St. Augustine rooted. sp
$2. bu. del.; turf, $3.
LeRoy S. Harris, Griffin. |

Lettuce leaf Begonias,
very curly leaves) Joan
(dark leaf with dbl. p
soms). Maple Leaf
50c ea. Nice rooted plants. |
1 ea. for 100 Daffodil or y
bulbs. Add 20c postage |
L.| orders. Mrs. A. P.
Griffin, Rt. 3. =

Easter Lily bulbs,
size, $2, doz. Add 20c
Mrs. Bentley Barfield,
Box 153. :

Chinese

ustrum, Yellow Jasmine,

Jap Per. Morning Glories,

King Alfred Daffodils, $2. \C.;
white

Add

cutting;
doz., Orange
fellow Jonquil

15

M. _E. - Crowe,

Dwarf poxwoods, rooted, 4-6

ee ee ae en

F. Terrell, Green-

Dwarf boxwood, 4-6 in. 12

Prices per 100: Buford Holly,

a trees, $11.; pink dogwood,
5. Flame azaleas, native $12.;

, Sweet

ad et -2
TCUpS,

Large Yellow.

75e doz.

David

Orange day lilies, 10c ea.-12


ls September 2, 1953

MARKET BULLETIN

PAGE THREE





aS AND SEED

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

FLOWERS AND SEED
\ FOR SALE

FLOWERS AND SEED
WANTED





























































































nia Blue long-stem
very fragrant, $2.50 G
rift, $3.50 C. Pink
C. Add postage. Fred
Hogansville; Rt. 3.

, long trumpet, Yel-
issi, white with yellow
.25 C. Seen Top turnip }
a ae spoonful. Docia
Lula.

Dogwood, white, pink
$1= doz. Crepe Myrtle,
a, Bridal Wreat, Pink
Spirea, 5, $1.; Sweet-
Azalea, Holly, Plym
, Chinaberry, Muscadine,
4%, $1.; Pink and red
. 20c doz. Roses, 5, $1.00.
postage. Mrs. Thomas J.
n, Lithonia, Rt. 3, Box



Thrift, 50c C; Daffodils,
Uurple Lilac, 50c doz.

ostage. Mrs. J. N. Adam-
BR Rt 2. Y

ilies, orange, 20 for $1.
postage. Mrs. Wm. M. Da-
eigs, Box 850. _

g Alfred Daffodils, $2. C;
ived bulbs, $1. C. Add
Mrs. J. H. Volyes, Mor-
= &

[

scenfed Geraniums, Ar-
Fern, Thanksgiving, X-
ig Tree and Night Bloom-
ereus cactus, solid red,
and red var. Gizzard,
and silver striped Jew,

a. cutting. Few rooted.
us Cacti, Artillery Fern, 25c
ts. D. W. Faircloth, Ro-
. Box 1044:

ed Narcissi, $3. C; Large
Gardenias, 1% ft. $1.50
yellow and pink Justi-
on Lilies, brilliant red
cus, 50c ea. Fancy house
3, $1. Day Lilies, $3. doz.
Maude Granger, Reids-

goted Red Geraniums, very
heavy bloomers, blooming
35c ea. Add. postage. Ship-
only in Georgia. Mrs. Ira
Mason, Roopviile.

ainbow moss, 60c_ bunch;
berty Begonias; white and |
Oxalis, 25c ea. Iris, Orange |
lay Lilies, $1. doz.; Dbl. Daffo-
5, 50c doz. Tiger Lilies, 6,
Damp packed. Mrs. W. W.
yman, Roy.

cols. Geraniums, red,
white conch; Sweet Gum
Guinea Wing Begonias;
Ww moss; sev. cols, Sul-
izzard Begonia cuttings,
Aeroplane plant, rooted,
a. 2, 25c. Mrs. J. A. Wil-

urple blooming Thrift, 90c
with good roots. Add}
age. Miss Hattie Mae Huff, |
math. :

ple Leaf, Dbl. white, red, |
Begonias, Sultanas, red
Gerani all cols. Coleus,

ths, Rubber Plant, |
spotted leaf Begonias, |
All rooted. Add postage.
Lester Phillips, Royston, |

mn and fluffy ferns, large, |

be ea. Dbl. Salmon Geranium |

fings, 15c ea. Add Postage.

od time to start for spring
oms. Mrs. Lee Cromer,
en eG Be

ge blooming . size bulbs, |
Narcissi, Butter and Eggs, |
ffodils, Snow drops, any 50)
T5e, and 25c extra for each
postage. No out-of-Ga.
accepted, Mrs. Miles)
, Sandersville.

aster lilies: Large bulbs, 4)
for $1.; Med. to small bulbs, 8

$1. Postage paid. M.O. with|
er. Mrs. Roy Bonnell, San- |

iS. |

ibbery and day lilies for)
cheap or exch. Miss Jane
Stone Mountain, P.O.)
297. *phone 3591.

crop dbl. poppy, all _rich
(should be planied early |
U), seed, 3 this., 50c postpaid; |
lso Coleus, mixed colors, plants.
for 50c and postage. Mrs. A.
rd Rocker, Statesboro, Rt.

fiolets, $1. C; Mix. cols. |
e Col. Sweet Williams,
Glow, 50c doz. pi

50c. Postage paid on

_running roses, Tiger lilies, Mul-

|Tiger Lily bulbs, 4, $1.; Red

| doz. 8 cols. Iris, 50c doz.
| Lee Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 2. ~

| Flowery Branch.

l\thollyhocks, Jerusalem Cherry
|Bouquet pepper plants, 10c ea;|

Atlanta, 1185 Moreland Ave.,
|S. E.

| dils, Jonquils, White Narsissus,

pink | steak and other. Begonias, 25c

_Oleanders, 4 cols. white, dbl.
pink, dbl. yellow, red, $1. ea,
Shasta daisies, 3 doz. $1.; Izis,
15, $1.; 8 to 10 cols. African vio-
lets, 5 blue, 5 pink leaves to
root, $1. Sev. cols. best of Canna.
lilies, 10, $1. Mrs. Annie West,
Crawfordville.

Madonna Lilies, lg., 6, $1. dbl.
Poppy seed, mixed cols. heap-
ing tbls. 10c, with stamped en-

velope. Mrs. R. H. Welchel,
Dawsonville, Rt. 3.
Thrift, Iris, yellow, purple,

blue and grey, all glads and
mums, tame violets, mixed
Dahlias, 50c Doz. Red and pink

len pinks, 25c. Well rooted box-
woods, $1.25-ea. Daffodils, 50c
doz. $1.00 orders PP in Ga. Bet-
tie Owen, Ellijay.

Sweet scented Jonquil bulbs,
90c C; Narcissus, $1. C. Butter-
cups, $1.10 C. Exch. for pecans,
honey or nice print sacks. Otto
Camp, Eastanollee..

Paper White and Empress
Narcissus, large blooming size,
2 doz. $1. Blue Scillas, 2 doz. $2.
PP. 6 Vars. mixed Daffodils and
Narcissus, large, $3. C. 8 Vars.
choice Iris, mixed, 50c doz. PP.
Mrs. C. E. Leverett, East Point,
2595 Ben Hill Rd.

Pink Almonds, Bloomin
old-fashined red Velvet
American. Beauty Roses, flesh;
Forsythia, English dogwood,
Dorothy Perkins Roses, 50 ea.
1 of ea. $3.00. 12 different pot
plants, $1. Mrs. Charles H. Ed-.
wards, Ellijay, Rt. 3, Rose Ha-
ven. . :

size,

Butter and Egg bulbs, Yellow
Sansousa Iris bulbs, 75c doz. $3.
C.; White Swan Iris, 6, $1.00.
Orange Hemerocallis, dbl. and
single, $1. doz. Globe Arborvi-
tea and English Juniper cut-
tings, ft. high, $1. doz. $3. C.
Miss Jeanne Langley, Ellijay,
Ris:

5 or 6 large Forsythias, 4-6 ft.
and large English Dogwood,
$1.50 ea. White single Altheas,
large, $2. ea.; 2 large Thungergi
Spirea, $2.50. 5 large Globe Ar-
borvitea, 5-6 ft. cheap: 4 large
English Junipers. ~Write for
price or come. Cannot ship. Mrs.
Mary Langley, Ellijay, Rt. 3:

King Alired Jonquils, Jap-
anese Iris, 50c doz. Japonicas, 6
yrs. old, 60c ta. Easter Lilies,
50c doz. Red Dogwood, 4 for $1,
Miss Etta Barrett, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Dbl. Camellia: Japonicas, 10
yrs. old 50c ea. Japanese Iris,
King Alfred Jonquils, Cigar
Lily, Easter Lilies, 50c doz. Mrs.
Earl Keener, Ellijjay, Rt. 3.

White Narcissi bulbs, Laven-
der Fox Glove, Phlox, Lemon
Lillies,.blooming size, 50c doz.

Hibiscus, pink and red. White
Spireas, 40c ea. ayes sr
rs.

Dbl. Crimson Camellia Jap-
onicas, 10 yrs. old, 50c ea.; Jap-
anese Iris, King Alfred Jon-
quils, Easter Lilies, 50c doz.
Dogwood, 4, $1. Mrs. J. C. Keen-
er, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Yellow Iris, Yellow Narcissi,
Purple Iris, 50c Doz. Red Sul-
tanas, dbl. Red Begonias, 15c
cutting. English. Dogwoods, Gol-
den Bells, le Lilac, 25c ea.
Add postage. Mrs. J. W. Jack-
son, Fairmount, Rt. 2.

Red Leaf Barberry and Baby
Breath Spivea, 25c to $1.; Poly-
antha roses on own roots, red,
white, pink, 35c ea. PP. om $3.
or more orders. Pearl Hudgins,

Sultana, salmon and Pink,
cuttings, 5c; white Dbl. Geran-
ium cuttings; red and pink Dbl.

larger, 25c ea; Dbl. Rose-pink
Begonias, well erooted, 25c. Add
postage. Mrs. Frank Barford,

Fine Wa. Iris, orchid sky blue,
yellow, prple, many two-tones,
$1.25 doz. Mrs. J. M. McGuire,
Adairsville.

Blooming size bulbs. Daffo-

$1.00 C; Easter lilies, $1.00 Doz;
Red Spider lilies, 25c Doz; Beef-

ea. With 25c extra for shipping!

tseed, 2 Doz. pods, 30c, 4 Doz.

_|larger 50c ea. 20c postage. Mrs.

oses, | N

Imp. Bermuda LKaster lily
buds, 6, $1.00. Rare and fancy
Coleus and Sultanas, 50, $1.00.
ae pee Add postage. Mrs.
W. S. Griffin, Adel, Rt. 1.

Red Amaryllis, 3, $1.10;. Bos-
ton Spengeri, lace ferns, 25c ea.
or 5 , $1.00. Bird of Paradise

50c. Mrs. Jessie Howard, Al-
bany, 400 S. Cleveland.

Centipede grass, $2.50 Bu.
Bring basket. C. E. Mckinney,
Atlanta, 3304 Clairmont Rd. N.
E. Ex-6096.

Hemerocallis, day lillies, hy-
brids, yellow, orange? red, pur-
ple, maroon, pink bicolors and
eyezones, 15, ea, different for
$5.00. Mrs. Suzie Burt, Arling-
ton, Rt, 2.

African violets, Norseman,
Fairy, Bule Dupont, Red Head,
Sky Blue, Scoop, Red Girl Cor-
onet, Marine, other vars. 3, $1.00

T.. R. Sweatmon, Atlanta, 17
Louise Pl. N. W. ;

Sev. thousand well-shaped
boxwoods, 2-10 yrs. old, 10c to
$5.00 A. F. Jackson Atlanta, 435
Ridgewood Rd. N. E. De 5495.

Bermuda Easter lilies, $1.00 to
$15.00 C. W. A. Bailer, Atlanta,
ae Peachtree-Dunwoody Rd/

Bermuda Easter lily bulbs, 2
Doz.. $3.00. Add 25c for postage.
Mrs. R. K. Parrish, Atlanta 64
Maddox Dr. N. E.

Day Lilies, yellow Butter and
Eggs, White Narcissus, with yel-
low cups, $1.95 C. Lilac, Yellow
Jasmine, White Hibiscus, 25c ea,
Cash ot M-O. Charlie Smith,
Austell, Rt. 3, Box 353.

Emperior Daffodil bulbs, $4.00
C. Miss N. M. Baker, Atlanta, 14
70 DeKanb Ave. N. E.

White Pearl Narcissi, large
clusters, very fragrant, 25c buld
$2.00 doz. Add postage. Exc. for
fresh gried fruit or honey. Miss
Nell Woodliff, Atlanta, 366
Whiteford Ave., N. E. Cr 2934.

Sultanas and Coleus, 4 ea. dif.
50c Star of Bethlehem bulbs,
35c Doz; little round cactus, 2,
35c blue water Hyacinths, 40c;
water moss, 6, 35c; Lace and
Sprengeri ferns, 35 ea. P. P.
nas J. E. Stone, Adiarsvlle, Rt.

Madonna Lily bulbs, 2 sizes
of blooming size, Jumbo, 40c ea;
next size 30c ea. Add postage.
Mrs. H. G, Greene, Carnesville.

Sultanas and Coleus, rooted,
6, $1.00; Cedar and Maiden Hair
fern; grape leaf Begonias, Wa-
ter Hyacinths, 4, 50, Rooted
Abelia, Snowball, Oak Leaf Hy-
drengeas, Japonicas, 10, $1.00.
Eevergreen hedge plants $1.25
C. All rooted, moss packed. Mrs.
M. L. Eaton, Dahionega, Rt. 1.

_ Daffodils, $1.50 C. Grape Hya-
cinths, Trillium, Jack-in-the-
Pulpit, 3 doz. $1.00; Star of Be-
thelehem, 50c C; Trailing Ar-
butus, Boston Ivy, Red and
Pink Verbena, Golden Glow,
Mums, Snapdragons, Siberian
Trish, Tiger Lilies, $1.00 doz.
as F. M. Eaton, Dahlonega,

Winter house plants: Rabbit
((Maranta) Tracks, Watermelon
Begonias, 3, $1.00. Pathos Phil-
odendron vines, 6 dif. vars., 4,
$1.00; Bright col. Alternantheas,
8 dif. coleus, 16 ,$1.00; 4 dif. vars
Wandering Tew. 15, $1.00. Add
15c postage. Free plants with
each order Mrs. H. H. Stalnaker, |
Elberton, Rt. 5. ;

Large, 3 yr. old Cape Jasmine,
rooted in pots, $2.00 ea. Add
postage. Miss Bessie Martin,
Gainesville, Rt. 5.

Hybird Day Lilies, Pride of
Houston (Red) Purple or Wine!
Waters;:Indian Maid, Sunny|
West, J. A. Crawford, Linda 3,)
$1.00.-Cabalero, Mary Gwenther,
Warpath, Dr. Stouts Theron,
50c ea. Add postage under $2.00.
Mrs. Hattie Kimsey, Hiawassee.

Sweet William seed, bright
mixed cols. 10c pkg. Grandmot-
hers Jonquils, April blooming|
white Narcissi bulbs, ever-
green trailing vinca, $1.25 C.
good, rooted plants. Shasta dais-|
ies, 50c Doz. Add postage. No








Exch. for sacks) Mrs.
m, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

each order. Mrs. Alma Moore,
Adel,

_Velvet plant, Xmas, Thanks-
giving, Starfish cactus, $2.00.
Var. leaf Geranium, 75c Pothos,
Var. Ivy, Palms, Chinese Ever-
green, Xmas Cherry, Chinchilla
plant. Babytears fern,,50c. Var.
Alternanthera, Monkey Face,
25c. Water Hyacinths, Poppies,
Ice Plant, 20c. Plus postage.
Mrs. Otis Mashburn, Cumming.

Cannas; Eureka, White, City
Portland, Pink, Madame Can-
ard, Pink, Giant, Red, Kin
Humbert,\Red, Lemon, Yellow,
Allemania, Var. Gold, $1.50 doz.
$10.00 C, $40.00 M. Mrs. J. R.
Camp,. Cordele.

Croft Easter Lilies, Blooming
size, 4, $1.00. Bulblets, $1.00 C.
Exch. 1 doz. for 5 lbs. New
Crop Dried Apples, free from
worms, peel or core. Each pay
postage. Mrs. A. D._ Brinson,
Cairo, Rt. 2, Box 17.

Red Geranium cuttings, dbl,
and single, 15c ea. Sword ferns,

35c bu. Night-blooming Cereus,-

pool Water Lilies, 4 cols. pink,
red, yellow. and-white, $1.25 ea.
Water Callas, $1.00 ea. Chinese
Sacred Lily bulbs, large, 85
doz. Cigar plant cuttings, 10c,
rooted, 20c. Add postage. Mrs.
- P. Nunn; Crawfordville, Rt.

Crepe Myrtle, 3 cols. dbl. 3
cols. dbl. Altheas, Purple Wis-
teria, Ligustrim, Abelia, Pittos-
porum; Sarah Frost Camellia,
all 50c ea. Gardenia, Bird of
Paradise, $1.00 ea. Add postage.
Viola C. Brady, Cairo,. Rt. 1,
Box: 343.

White Wisteria, Yellow Jas-
mine, Pink Crepe Myrtle, 30c to
40c ea. Bulbs, dbl. Yellow,
White Narcissus, 2 doz. 55c,
$1.95 C. Snowdrops, Trumpet
Daffodils, Yellow Jonquils, 30c
doz. No checks. Add postage.
$5.00 orders. PP. in Ga. Mrs. Ef-
fie Smith, Austell, Rt. 3. Box
353.

Mixed Golden Harvest, long
trumpet Jonquils, Simplex;
White Wax Narcissus, 10 for
50c. Pink Roses, White Spirea;
Red Crepe Myrtle, Pink Al-
mond, Red Hibiscus, English
Dogwood, 1 ea. $2.00. Mrs. C. B.
Robinson, Bowdon.

Large saucer sized Red Dbl.
Fringed Poppy seed, Mixed col-
ors Larkspur seed, 30c This.
Mixed Gladioli bulbs, 60c doz.
Add postage. Mrs. Mattie Little,
Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

Hardy Verbena, rooted, new
col. in dark blue, red, wine, or-
chid, American Beauty, Cerise
pink, variegated, also 3 lac
fern-leaf type, 1 doz. $1.25 PP.
3 doz. $2.56 PB. Mrs. H. E. Rich-
ardson, Bowdon, Rt. 1,

4 large Boxwoods, also other
shrubbery. Come see and make
offer. Mrs. Mary Greene, Ball
Ground,

Bulbs, shrubs
cheap, at my place. Sellin
Ardell Meeler, Bishop,
Box 222.

Rose pink Verbena, spirea,
butterfly, Beauty Bush, Wax
leaf Evergreen, Arborvitea,
Pink and Red Roses, bloom
monthly, Weigela, Purple Wis-
teria, 20, $1.00. Del. Mrs. B. T.
Thornton, Bowdon. J

Single blue blooming size Hy-
acinths, 2 doz. $1.00. Madonna
Lily bulbs, 4, $1.00, Add post-
age. Mrs. R. P. Steinheimer,
Brooks.

and plants,
out,
ii:

Geraniums, Ferns, Cacti, Red
Leaf, Fern Leaf, Lettuce Leaf,
Grape Leaf, Strawberry and
Powder Puff Beg-.ias, rooted,
6 for $1.00; Mix cols. Dbl. Sweet
William seed, 10c pkg. and self-
addressed, stamped, envelope.
Flame (bright red), violets, 75c
ea, Mrs. Lovelle OQwenbey,
Blairsville, Rt. 3, Box 82.

Coral vines, 25c ea. Also Lady
Finger peas 30c lb. No less than
5 Ibs. Mrs. W. B. Hester, Blake-
ly, Rt. 3.



FLOWERS AND SEED
WANTED



Want old-fashioned Moss Rose,

(with curly. moss all the way up}

stem, not just around bloom, for

sale Mrs, A. C. Phillips, Lilburn, |

Ph. Stone Mt. 3153.

Want cuttings or rooted plants



checks, Mrs. Annie Patillo, La-
Grange, Rt. 4.

of Maple Leaf Begonias. Mew.
Jewell Burch, Mt. Vernon.



Want a pint deep blue bulbous
Trish bloom recembling a snake's
head). Will exc. 2 inch long so-
lid yellow Daffodils for same;
also Want Madonna (Easter
lily bulbs), or Tuger lilly bulbs
for same exc. Miss F. B. Moore,
Suwanee. x

Will exc. tali-growing Violet
bulb Dutch Irish (Rhigomes) for
same var, Dutch Iris bulbs ox
Rhigomes in white and yellow

$jalso would like 100 or 160 ea.

or any sweet-scented oid-fas-
hioned Jonquils (Simplex), Mrs.
D. T, Dew, Armuchee, Rt. 1.

_Want good, strong, blooming
size rose plants of following:
American Beauty, Herbert Hoo-
ver, Crimson, Etoille de Holland.
and Peace; want for Fall del.
Contact. T. G. McKenzie, Sr.,
Trion, D6.- 11th st.





SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



Good stalk cutter, 2 Oliver
middle busters, and 2 Horse
guano distributors, large corn
sheller, all good cond. cheap or
exch. for equal value can us@
on farm. O. S. Duggan, Chester.

1951 Ford tractor (overhauled
completely this spring), culti-
vators, planters, rotary hoe, 2
dise plow, tandem harrow and
moldboard. Priced right, Letters
ae Ben T. Abbott, Barnesville,

1951 Allis Chalmers combine
with motor, choice grain bin or
bagging attachment. Excellent
eond. $925.00. Wm. Suber, Per-
ry. phone 425-J. =

_ Gibson Riding tractor, $250.
James E. Grizzle, Lithonia.
*phone 2101.

Case A-6 Combine, can be
used to combine peanuts, green
or dry, completely overhauled
in 1953. Can del. W. H. Willson,
Albany, gt. 1. phone 594-M.

David Bradley garden tractor
with turn plow, disc harrow aad.
cultivator, used very little, $150.
for lot, E. W. Cail, Savannah,
Rt. 5, c/o Forrest River Duroe
Farm.

Good John Deere A. tractor
on good rubber and in good
cond. Mrs. Otha Evans, Com-
merce, Rt. 4.

Improved Hocking Valley
eorn sheller, used very little,
can be run with elec. motor,
$25.00; McCormick-Deering id
in. feed grinder with pulley:
belt, slightly used, $50.00. Mrs.
Raymond A. Mayer, Savannah,
Rt. 2, Box 470. Wilmington Is-
land.

J. D. side del. rake, 1952 mod-
el. Sell or exch. for cattle. Peter
Hodkinson, Thomasville. Pave
Road, phone 515.

5 dise J. D. tiller seed box.
Bargain; also 8 ft. copper syrup
pan, good cond., $17.50 FO
farm at Rutledge. T. R. Breed-
love, Monroe.

Dearborn hay baler (baled
3000 bales, also John Deere
equipment: 1 ea. new Side Del.
rake, model B tractor, Taylor
Way bush and bog, ball bearin,
type, Mowing machine No.
and 20 dise smoothing harrow.
Forrest M. Jones, Palmetto. R.
1, Box 317. phone 5201.

Case corn picker, 1 row, good
cond., picked about 200 acres,
$175.00 (less half pric). Bob
Nutt, Luella. *phone MeDon-
ough 3669.

Model W. M. Allis Chalmers
tractor with hydraulic tilting
blade; one 8 ft. blade for modet
M- Allis Chalmers complete;
other equipment in operation om
my farm off Mt. Vernon Rd. at
County line. S. E. Kirby, Dun-
woody. Ch 6704. Possum Trot
Farm.

Letz feed mill, good cond., in-
cluding scales, grist mill and
feeder mill, both can be pulled
by tractor. Reasonable. Mrs. R.
B. Nichol, Cedartown. P.O. Box:
329.phone 14083.

One ea. 1951 Ford tractor, 1
in. bottom plow, lift type bush.
and bog and finishing harrows,.
J. D. mower, 6-row cotton dust-
er, set of Cole Dist. and plant-
ers, set spring tooth harrows,
set peanut plows. J. F. Suttow-
Cordele, 309 13th Ave, We









SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

1952 Yninl tractor, bush and
bog harrow with hyd. cylinder.
Below Dealers price. J. R. Lan-
taster, Gay. (1 mi. Massengale
Mill).

_ 1 goed buggy, almost new,
$60.00. Ralph Dangar, Wood-
stock. phone Roswell 4442.

J. D. 6 dise tiller, trailer type,
_ No. 1 cond. 2 wheels rubber;
- wear wheel cast with wis. Cosi
12.00! sell half price. H. C.
armichael, Tifton.

Avery 4 disc 3 ft. plow on
wheels, $125.00; self dumping
wale type Avery bay rake, $40.
Both good condition. L, P. Sin-

ea ; gleton, Ft. Valley, Rt. 3.

One dbl. sec. harrow, 50 tooth,
$35.00. FOB. L. J. Ellis, Cum-

A ming, Ri. 5.

Golden improved Cane mill,
No, 2, $15.00at my farm. E. H.
Walker, Adrain, Rt. 1.

TD-18 A. Bulldozer, Rome
Tandem harrow, 20-28 in. dise
gad trailer for harrow. Excel-
Jeat cond. F. H. Duval], Greens-
oro. phone 6628.

S. C. Case tractor, 12 disc B
and B harrow, 24 disc tandem,
4 disc Athens tiller, No. 20
Waramer Mill, & ft. IHC binder,
~ steel wheels, used 8 days. Grady
#H. Ridley, LaGrange, 206 Ridge-
erest Rd.

Model! V Avery tractor, 1 rew,
eoraplete with planter, cultiva-
tors, and fertilizer attachments.
- Used very little. Priced to sell.
Mrs. John M. Griner, Camilla,
Rt. 4, phone 2121.. SS

_ Riding cultivator a 2 mule
drawn mower, and pair large
Mare mules, for sale or trade on
Allis Chalmers G iractor and
ixactor mower. Paul Beck, Val-
_ tlosia, Rt. 3.

_ Wind Mill on 40 fi. tower,
with 718 gal. Cypress tank on
20 fi. steel tower. Reasonable.
J.J. Hadden, Mitchell, ~

=
Masier seeder with disc, hand
power, was used about 6 hours
at dif. times, $27.00. PP. Frt. S.
LL. Fitzgerald, Savannah, Rt. 5,
Box 192 (White Bluff Rd.)

2 oil Oakes brooders, good
cond., for sale or trade for cattle
or ae Wm. Manning, Rocky
Pace, Ri.

One 1946 A Farmall, harrow,
tiller with seeder box, planters,
cultivators, $800.00; one 4 dise
Inin] tiller, new disc and bear-
dngs, 6 ply tires, $200.00; 1 De-
aval 2 unit milking machine,
125.00. Mrs. B. E. Gay, Mit-
hell.

Lilliston peanut picker and
Turner hay baler on rubber,
good cond., complete. Priced to
pel. T. C. Barefield, Perkins.
phone Milien 192-M- 4,

2 row Case iracter, 1949 mod-
el, and equipment, tiller, plant-
ex-s, distributors, cultivators.
peanut plows, Gee Whiz plows,

550.00. Mrs. Clayton Powell,
Lumber City, Rt. 1.



SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED



Want a pump for an irriga-
tion system with or without mo-
tor, with a 2 in. outlet. Also
about 600 fi. of 2.in. aluminum |

ipe. T. R. Garlifgton, Atlanta,

Want used tractor that will,
' pull 5-bottom plow, ai Jeast,
49 HP. on draw bar. on rubber.
State all facts and price. James
B. Barich, Augusta, 2737 Mil-
Jedgeville Rd.

Want windmill complete, in
good cond. for cash, or will
' trade Int'l. 7 in. feed mill, prac.
new. J. C: Ludlam. Brooklet.

Want John Deere No. 5 mow-
ang machine for John Deere B
twactor, trailer type. Contact H.
D. Davis. Cedartown, 503 Main
Sti sf

Want 1950-58 Ford or Fergu-
son tractor, Would be interested

be within 50 to 100 mi. of Doug-
lasville. Must be in good cond.
and reasonable. N. D. Byron,

Dotigiasville, Rt. 2. Ph. 2332.
Want good used iracior. Give

price and location. John W.
Lewis, Jr, Sharpburg, Ri. 1,
Box 93-B.





- SECOND HAND

Chalmers WD tractor to operate
with power take-off. Jesse F.
.Mitcham. Griffin, Jesses Phar-
macy.

Want used root rake for D6
Caterpillar tractor or TD-14
Int'l. tractor. Will buy outright
or trade D8 tractor root rake
on the smaller one. Robt. H.
Tootle, Reidsville, Ph. 2377.

Want mule-drawn Int'l mow-
ing machine, good shape, cheap
for cash. Also mule-drawn stalk
cutter, 2-wheel type. G._B.
Smallwood, Williamson, Rt. 1.

MACHINERY WANTED

Want Cycle mower for Allis-



SEED AND GRAIN
"FOR SALE



1206 bu. Victor grain oats
grown from seed, lst yr. Also
100@ bu. Southland, 1 yr. from
breeder, $1. bu. Buyer to fur-
nish sacks. Germ. 90 pct. or
better. S. W. Smith, Hawkins-
ville.

Orchard grass and Fescue
mixture, 5 M. lbs. Recleaned, in
50 Jb. bags, good, germ. and
purity. 20c Jb. in 50 Ib. lots,
FOB. R. F. Callaway, Hoschton.
Green Pastures of Ga. Farm.

White multiplying onions,
cleaned, ready to plant. For
sale. Joel B. Atkinson, Law-
renceville, Rt. 2, Box 18.

Collard seed, 93 pct. germ.
tested at Ga. State a $1.25
lb. PP. A. W, White, Leesburg,
Ri. 1, Box 84.

Tender white creasback corn-
field and white half-runner
beans, 60c Ib. Add postage and
insurance fee if desired. Mrs.
Clarence A. Voyles, Lewner.

& Jbs. Florida broadleaf mus-
tard seed, 1953 crop, $1.50 Ib.
BL any Powell, Lumber City,
Rt.

oe glazed collard Sead:
1953 crop, .25c tbis., 6 tbls. $1.00;

also good sundried peaches, 50c
lb. PP. Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Mar-
tin, nee

Seven top and Purple top tur-
nip seed, large and smooth,
hand- gathered, clean, sound,
1953 crop, 65 1b.;.5 Yb. lots or
-more, 60c Ib. M.O. only. J. Y.
Davis, Martin, Rt. 2.

Nice white multiplying nest
onions, 50 gt. $1.50 gal. PP.
Mrs. Nora.J. Culpepper, Meigs,
Rt. 2.

130 bu. Fulgrain oats, cleaned
and bagged in 4 bu. bags, grown
from Cert. seed, $1.25 bu. Rich-
ard T. Beckham, Molena.

Pensacola Bahair grass seed,
20c \b.; also Brown Top Millet,
10c lb. Several hundred Ibs. of

ville, Rt. 3.
Southland seed oats, grown
from cert. seed, bright and

heavy. No wild mustard or oth- |

er weed seed, $1.15 Ib. You fur-
nish sacks. E. C. Pope, Ocilla.
Rt,

Congo melon seed, choice, se-
jected, $1.65 Ib. Write for prices
in large lots. W. Harper, Osier-
field.

800 bales oats for sale at my
barn, 10 mi. West Marietta. G.



200 Peachtree Arcade,-Al 8658. |

in soree equipment. Request it |

S. Brown, Powder Springs.
phone Manietta 82970.

Saiunane Oats, combine run,
$1.25 bu. at my barn. James H.
| Kent, Powder Springs, Rt. 2. -

Several hundred bu. fine seed
oats, $1.25 bu.: also new . white
milling corn, shelled, $2.50 bu.
FOB Farm. Sacks replaced. Mrs.

H. V. Franklin, Register, Ph.
3631 through Statesboro.
| 1953 crop Ky. 31 Fescue, re-

cleaned, tested, high germ. and
purity, $20.00 per hundred Jbs.;
500 lbs. $90.00; $325. ton. Cecil
Travis, Riverdale. phone Fay-
etteville 5581. :

5,000 lbs. Fescue seed, 99.76
pet. pure. Analysis on request.
18e Jb. FOB, farm. Will trade
part for cert. crimson clover
seed. John C. Nicholson, Rome,

Ri. 5, c/o Hilltop Farm, phone
28823.
Rescue grass seed, Chapel

Hill strain; 10c lb., combine run.
Robert L.. Phillips, Royston, Rt.



Ay -

each, Virgil T. Barber, Nash-.

pure, recleaned and graded, 90
pet. germ., no noxious weeds,
high- -yielding for grain or graz-
ing, 99 bu. or Jess lois, $1.50 bu.;
100 bu. up, $1.46 bu. in 4 bu.
Sha bags. L. M. Turney, Roys- | F
on.

excellent quality, $3.00 bu. FOB
my farm. Merle Ensz, Staple-
ten, Rt. 2.

. Dry multiplying shalloi onion
sets, 3 bs. $1. or 35 Jb. Mrs. W.
P. Humphreys, Stone Mountain,
Box 155.,

Several thousand bushels Cal-
houn barley, full grain, suitable
for seed or feed, $1.62 bu.; Sev-
eral hundred bu. Chancellor
seed wheat, recleaned and Cere-
san treated, $3.20 and $3.16 bu.
FOB Farm, The Rock. W. M.
Nixon, Thomaston. /

8000 Jbs. 1953 crop hard seed
var. crimson clover, recleaned,
87 pct. germ. 98.66 purity, 25c
lb. FOB. Jack Bentley, Thormas-
ton, Ph. 3535.

Reseeding crimson clover, 25
lb.; recleaned Fescue, 20c Jb.
combine run, 15c Jb. F. oe Belk,
Trenton, Rt. 1.

Approximately 300 bu.
Abruzzi rye, combine run, not
smixed with other grain. 300 bu.
Fulghum grain seed oats, 150
bu. Chancellor seed wheat. Ce-
il L. Langham, Siac oka Ri.

Chapel Hill sirain Reseue;
good germ. and high purity, 18
Jb. in lots of 500 Ibs. or over,
20c for less amounts. Dr. Me cc,
Hunt. West Point.

Qld-fashioned Ehaitot enion
buttons, 1953 crop, $1.25 gal.
Add postage. Great multipliers.

J. T. Pearce, Woodland, Nox 32. |

4000 lbs. Rescue grass,
cleaned, 50 Ib. bags. serm. guar-
anteed, 20c Tb. Freight paid any-
where in Ga. on 20@ ibs. or
more, Coastal Bermuda Stolens,
35 cubic ft. or $1.00 bag. (200
Ib. Fert. size). Coastal Bermuda
hay, no rain, $30.00 ten. M: T.
Courson, Wrens.

Ata-Lu white clover, $1.
Dixie Reseeding crimson Tee
25 1Ib.; Blue Lupin, 3%c Ib.
Camellia oats, $1.25 bu. All re-
cleaned, in new bags and tested
by State Lab. All prices F.O.B.
<u farm. Jiles:Hamilton, Alma,

te22:

_ Southland oats, 4 bu. bags,
$1.25 bu.; Chapel Hill reseue
grass, 50 Ib: new bags, 22c Ib.;
Coastal wheat, new 2 bu. bags,
$2.75 bu. All. recleaned. Ship
and del. truck Jots, 200-250 bu.
up to 50 mi. W. H. Willson, Al-
bany, Rt. 1, Phone 594-M.

Red multiplying onion but-
tons, $1.25 gal. Add postage. No
chks. Mrs. J. W. Ross, Alto.

White multiplying nest
onions, cleaned aye to plant,
$1.50 gal. PP: Mrs. S.A. Brown-
ing, Ailey, RFD.

1953 Abruzzi rye, $3. 00 ie
Dixie crimson clover, 20c Jb.;
Chapel Hill rescue grass 18 Jb.;
Arlington seed oats, $1.10 bu.
All recleaned, state-tested, ex-
cellent quality. Ben T. Smith,
Atlanta, 1323 Candler Bidg.

North Ga.
cleaned Kentucky 31 Fescue
seed, free of rye grass, 20c Ib.

in any quantities up to 2500 Ibs. |

Carl Roberts, Ball Ground.

White nest onions, al] south-
ern scullion onions and buttons
from same, $1.25 gal.; White,
tender half-runner garden
beans, 55 teacup. Add postage.
G. T: Brown, Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

106,000 Green Ga. sugar cane,
soft and hard kind_for planting
next yar or eating now. 5c to
is per stalk. Ss; Je Foss, Brook-
et

Ky. 31 Fescue, 25 lb.: Chapel
Hill rescue, 20c Jb.; Native Res-
cue, 18 Jb.; Pasture mixtures:
Oats and Dixie crimson clover,
9c Jb. Rescue: and clever, 35c
lb. Rescue, oats and clover, 14
Ib. C.D. Wood, Bowdon,. Ph.
21S osc

1953 crop reseeding hardy
strain crimson clover, 98.49%
pure, 95% yermination,. tested
by Ga. Siate Lab. In 100 Ib.
bags, 25 lb. at my farm 3 mi.
S. of Buford. Mrss. T. B. Gun-
ier, Buford, Ri. 1.



re-_

: : aS 7 :
Turners Bancroft seed oats, :

Rye seed, combine run and of

| oats,

bottom land re-|-

is



No. COD. b
Ri. &



New crop Rescue, 15
Dixie crimson clover, 25 Tb.
fo 20e Ib. I. Vic
Ohne f

White multiplying onions, a

$1.25 gal. Add postage. Mis. w.
E. Wooten, Camilla.

Pure Chapel Hill-Rescue grass
seed, 1953 crop, combine-run,
free from trash or other seed,
10 Ib. FOB. John A. Fores ster,
Carnesville.

Rescue grass hae: Chapel |
Hill var. combine-run, 10c th.
here or will exch. for wheat,
oats, or cattle. Nolan F. Prick-
ett, Carnesville, Riss,

Victor grain 48-93 seed oats, |
$1.15 bu. Purity 99.26 pet.;
Germ. 94. pct. Cleaned and.
treated. Also same oats, com-
bine run, $1.00 bu. Ralph S ol-
jier, Comer. i

1953 Crop. Ree 31 Fescue, re-
cleaned, in 50 Jb. bags, 174Ac Th.
or 164% in Jots of 500 ibs. or
more; Dixie crimson clover, re-
cleaned, in 100 lb. bags, 19 Jb.
Both clover and Feseue grown
from cert. seed. Fel#on re
Carrollton, Rt. 3. |

2500 Ib. Ky. 31 Fescue, 1958
crop, pure seed, 99.83 pct.; germ.
94 pet. 25. Jb. G. D: Goswick,
Cumming, Rt. 5. "phone 71073.

Old-time shallots, ean . and
sound, $1.15 per gal; White and
red large multiplying onions to
plant or eat, $1.35 gal. All PP.
in Ga. No jess than 1 gallon
sold. Mrs. Lon Ashworth, Da-
cula, Ri. 1.

Old-time shallots ee scul-
liens) greatest multiplying on-
ion known, bright and clean,
saved without rain, $1.25 gal.
FOB. Mrs. Clarence A
Dacula, Rt. 1.

Red multiplying enions for
fall planting, $2. gal. Add post-
ise Mrs. Marie Holland, Dal-
ton, Rt. 2, Box 196. _

Pure Southland oa~, 2nd year
from breeder,
Heath, Dawson.

2000 bu: Victor . iain coal
eats; 1000 bu. Southland seed
Ist and 2nd year from
breeder; Also 500 bu. Atlas seed
wheat. Make offer. J. E. Beck-
ham, Dublin, Rt. 6. on 264, Ph.
838 R 2.

Special Arlington , ced: oats,
$1.25 bu.; Other oats, $1.
My place, 1 mi. E. Teyerooa.
Roy Chamlee, Ellenwood,

About 3 Jbs. Ga. or Southern
collard seed, Ist yr: from Hasi-
ings seed. Make offer. Wm. F.
see Griffin, 731 E. Chappell
St.

Ky. 31 fae crimson clover,
all recleaned, 25c Ib. G. H
Clark, Griffin, Rt. 5._

Chappel Hill Rescue ~ grass
seed in 50 Jb. bags. Dried, re-
cleaned, treated. Germ. 94 pct.
No noxious weeds. P. W. Har-
rison, Haleyondale.

7150 Ibs. only Reseeding crim-
son clover seed, recleaned and

-very fine grade | seed 25c Ib.

Customer pays freight
Sherer/ Hamilson.

Cc. B.

PLANTS FOR SALE -

Coastal Bermuda sprigs, 40c
per cubic fooi, FOB farm. R.|
W. Patrick, Tifton. phone 580.

B.akemore strawberry plants,
75 C; 500, $3:25; $5.75 M. F. M.
Combs, Washington, Rt. 2.

Klondike strawberry plants,
75c C; $5.50 M; collard and cab-
bage plants, 55c ; 300, $1.50;
$3.50 M. Mrs. Lee Crow, Gaines- |
ville, Rt. 2, Box 143.

Klondike and Sinks eed
strawberry plans, $1. C; 500,
$4.50; $9.00 M. PP.; or 15eC at],
patch. Mrs. Clegra * Kennemore, |
Alpharetta, RFD 1, Box $9,

Large: Klondike caesar ne
50c C; Mtn. huckJeberry, bear-
ing size, 2 doz. 75c; winter. mus-
tard seed, 25 cupful; penny-
royal planis, 50c doz.: blue dam-
son plum sprouts, 45e ea. Add |
postage. Mrs. Rosie Crowe,
Cumming, Rt..1.



Mastodon _everbearing siraw- |

berry planis, $1. C; Sage and
Catnip planis, $1. doz.; also
Gou + doz: Add posiage.

for sale. Be pat

i

Je Bilis, Cumming, sl

$1.0 00 C; Sage plas
ut bushes, $1

ville. Ri. 6. ae

Chas. W.
Market cabba
crop. Fresh a
count. Prompt del.
500, $1.50; $2.50 M:
orders cheaper. J;
[Pitts Box 8. phon

Red and Black
plants, $1.25 doz; Cl
bushes, sroall, 4 for
2, $1. 00; scuppernon
cadine grapevines
$1.50; pear and q

J 00: blueberry and

1.00. doz. Mrs. M.
Dahlonega. Rtd

Klondike and Masi
bearing strawberry pl
p old time rapsbe
iame blackberry
$1. 00. Add postage Mrs.
Caine, Cumming. Bes iy

Kudzu crowns, 4
old, $2.00 C; straw
Klondike and Missio!
. Exe. for clean fe
pay postage. Sold or
Lizzie A. Mills, Folks
Box Ds =

Gs: " collard = waa
$2.50 M. Add postage

-|Woodruff, Greenvill

Big. red Jumbo
plants, $1.00 C., $9.00
| postage. Mrs. E. E
resville. Rt. 8.

HAY a

on

phone 288.

Bright spchedee bay
ton at my farm. ase
Kensington, Rt. 2.

Coastal Bermuda hay
oats, $35.00 ton; alse_
seed rye, germ. 88 ete
in new bags, 2 bu. per
Bousa Farm. Richard
Millen. phone 428-W._

Hay, highly fert
well cured, $2.00 ion FOE
at Brookfield until S
Rew. Patrick, Tifton.
580. J

2000 bales Series anc
Top millet hay, for
M. Jones, Palmetto,
317, ae 5201...

Chapel Hill Variety

Grass - Seed. Finest
Southern. Piedwions

Ib. bags. Baek Seed 9
matter .52. Weed seed
noxious weed seed).
Price 30c per Jb. .
Leo Mallard, Covingtor

"HONEY BEES AND
SUPPLIES FOR S.

4 Ranch: chunks c

23% Ib. big mouth fas 12 1

Iso strained, 30 Ibs...
ode Lewis, Nahunta

New crop. honey,

5 Tbs., $1.50; by expl
7.50. Rev.. Curd, eo
rian. S

Seine hive Baus
chambers, 6 supers, .
set equipment, for_
or trade for heifer calf
ves. <C:- D:

_ Gallberry hone
Yb. jars strained; a: C3
Tb. can. strained. $9.5



zone; 10 Ib. comb o Ext. $
jass, 6-5 Ibs., or 12 - 2%

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Sea /S Ce., Ocil 21 21.00 19:5 :
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: . a Shumoms L/S Mkt, Hegein - 22.38 21.75 20.80
a : om Millen L/S Mkt. Mitten 22.25 21.80 20.00 19.35
Mikt.,, Vielettie oA 22.40 21.00 -19.50 ea Be Se $205
ame Swoiinsboro $/Ydi., Sweiinsbore 23.06 21.51 19.65 18.90
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Assoc., Americus 22.14 21.30 . 19.50 20.30 Si os g 2
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} Co., Valdosta - 21.51 ~ 20.48 18.00 15,00 |. =
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: (Comm. Co.,Lekeland 22.47 21.06 18.60 16.05 | Troup Co. L/S Sis. Bam, LaGrange 24.10 22.50 22.00
Stockyord, Springfield 22.05 21.08 + 20.05 Tattnall L/S Co., Glennville 23.00 22.02 20.36
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: Co., Cordele 21.80 21.30 19.60 McRae Stockyard, McRee 22.00 22.02 20.20
; $/Yd., Lyons. 2218 21.30 20.48 19.00 | :
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pee ce ee = BAe, : 5 ds Coosa VWeilley L/S Comm, Rome 25.78 24.28 22.50 20.00 ao
nic., Tifton 21.76 21.32 19.50 18.00
: ae : | Wilkes Co. $/Yd., Weshington. 23.90 23.20 22.85
S/Yd., Wrightsville 22.85 21.80 : See
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| Mikt., Metter (22.75 AL~ 2045 -
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Blacksheem 22.50 21.90 19.11 - 18.05 |
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/Yd., Syivenia 22.40 22.00 19.35 19.20 |. ; |
| pe Union Stockyard, Albamy: 22.58 21.80 20.00 18.50 a
Turner Co. $/Yd., Ashburn 22.55 21.85 20.45 4
= |
20.41 | Seaboard Stockyard, Colquitt 22.82 21.85 20.45 A
22.78 21.65 20.10 19.40 | Moulttie Livestock Co., Moultrie 22.50 21.60
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93.09 21.96 20.12 18.96 | Sumter L/S Assec., Americus 23.49 22.98 21.75 19.98
vetion, Cechton 22.78 21.65 19.00 18,80 | Fitagerald L/S Co., Fitzgerald 22.78 22.18 19.55,
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92.00 B1.00 18.65 16.00 | Woyne Go. Stockyord, Jesup 23.11 2221 20.49 18.00
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SACKS FOR SALE -

G ood sheeting, 100 Ib. cap.
white sacks, 12c ea. No holes or
stains, 20c ea. Washed clear |
of letters, Mrs. Ralph Williams,
Suwanee, Rt 1. :

Nice Print sacks, 100 lb, cap.,
25 ea. Add or Mrs. Elsie
Cantrell, Ellijay, Emma Route.

100 Ib. cap., Print feed sacks,
free of holes and mildew, 25c
ea. Add postage. Mrs. Milford
Farist, Ellijay. Rt. 2.

Print feed sacks, washed and
ironed, 35c ea.; not washed, 30c
ea. Add postage; also good mul-
tiplying white nest onions, $1.50
gal. Mrs. Eunice Woody, Dial.

Bleached white sacks, 3 for
wy good grade sheeting, 5 for
1.00. Add postage. All 100 lb.
cap., washed, ironed, and free
of holes, mildew and _ letters.
W.S. McDaniel, Cumming,
ic





MISCELLANEOUS
. FOR SALE



APPLES: :

Red Delictous and Kinnard
apples ready for truckers at.
Orchard, .J. E. Dallas, Cornelia.
Pea Ridge Rd.-(View).

Around 200 Ibs. dried apples,
50c Ib. plus postage. Mrs. Wo-
mack, Grayson, Rt. 1.

EGGS:

Large Bob White quail eggs,
25c ea., or $22.50 C. George M.
Bobo, Hapeville, 3811 Atlanta
Ave. ae

HONEY: /
Good, new table honey, $2.50
gal. del. in Ga. or 65 lb. can,
$9. FOB. J. T. Holland, Sparks.
Fancy Chunk Comb honey, in
2% Wb. big mouth jars, 12 to
case, also strained honey, $6.
per Cs. 30 lbs. FOB. E. J. Lewis,
Nahunta. Se
PEARS:

Several pick-up truck loads
Pears for sale at my farm. S. S.
Storer; Douglasville, Rt. 4.

POTATOES:

Few bu. grade A Irish pota-
toes for sale at my house, 4c lb.
Mrs. R. H. Welchel, Dawson-
ville, Rt. 3. : }
TREES (PECAN AND

OTHER FRUIT):

Taking. orders for large Lem-
on and Celestial sweet Fig set-
tings, regular 3-4 ft. $2. ea.;
lots of 3, $5.; larger size special
price if come after. B. O. Fus-
sell, Atlanta, 889 Edgewood
Ave. N.E.

Seedling pecan trees, 12-15
in,. high, $1.50 doz. $10. C. Mrs.
B. L. Robinson, Greenville.

WATERMELONS:
Watermelons to truckers

about Sept. 1st, my patch, 6 mi.

West Swainsboro, just off Rt.

cn Joe Brown Moore, Swains-
oro.

CHINESE CHESNUTS:
Chinese Chesnuts, for plant-
ing or eating, 5 lbs., $3. Post-
paid. Some now ready. Taking
orders for later del. Mrs. J. W.
McCreery, Savannah, RFD 3,
Box 174. ;

EGGS: e g

Ga. quail eggs for hatching,
for sale Contact. Wm. A. Thom-
as, Atlanta, 421 Connally Bldg.
*phone MA 0866.

Guinea eggs, 10c ea., 18 for
$1.50; Dark. Cornish chicken |
eggs, 15 for $1.65 Postpaid. Mrs,
Mamie Stone, Adairsville, Rt. 2.

FEATHERS: ;
Nice, new white downy feath-
ers, 60c lb. del. Sample on re-

*

quest. Mrs. Mary Collins,
Gainesville, Rt. 1.
GOURDS:

Martin and Dipper gourds,
25c ea.; larger sizes, 50c and $1.
ea.; small mixed, 10 ea. Mrs. W.
E. Wooten, Camilla.

PEPPERS: e

Hot green peppers, few red
ones mixed, 50c pt. Add postage.
Mrs. J. N. Davis, Marlow. Rt. 1,
Box 112. ,

Big long pods green and red
hot pepper, $1.15 gal. PP. Mrs.
Fred Atkinson, Valdosta, Rt. 4.

ROOTS AND HERBS:

Nerve vine, 2 Ibs. $1.50 any
less 2 Ibs. add postage; penny-
royal, 25c doz. bunches; Yellow
root, 2 lbs..$1.25; houseleak ani



Georgia Farmers Market Bulletia



tansy, 5 for $1.25 PP. Mrs. L,
Sanders, Buchanan, Rt. 2,

. | Lee,





_ Yellow root, yellow dock, 3

Ibs., $1.50; also dried pepper-
mint, 1 lb. for $1.50. Add post-
age. Mrs. Leilar Phillips, Roys-
ton, Rt. 1. io

SAGE:

1953 crop Sage, hand gather-
ed, washed and shade dried,
$2.25 lb. 10 lbs. or more,. $2.00
lb. Plus postage. J. C. J. Brown,
Toccoa, Rt. 2.

SQUASH (vegetable):

About 200 bushels Butternut
Squash (a new crop for the

| South; a sweetpotato substitute)

ready for shipment. $4.00 bu. or.
10c Ib. if come after. John C.
-Arrendale, Tiger, *phone 4067.



MISCELLANEOUS -
~ WANTED



Want from 1 to 100 hives of

Bees. State particulars. Benny

Thomason, Roekmart, Rt. 2.
FEATHERS: ears

Want 10 lbs., new goose feath-
ers. Write Mrs. Mary Shrum,
Fitzgerald, Rt. 1, Box 108.
HAY AND OATS: :

_Want exch. mixed breed year-

lings, steers or heifers for 4 or.

5 tons good hay and for 100 bu.
good seed oats. Contact E. H.
Snow, McIntyre-

BARLEY AND OATS:

Want 1,500 bu. good barley
in sacks, whieh will be return-
ed, and 1,000 bu. of weathered
oats, suitable for feed. Submit
sample and prices. W., M. Nix-
on, Thomaston.

SEED: - =

Want exch. some strictly first
class Sericea (high protein) hay
for Crimson and Ladino seed.
Write T. 7 Moore; Milner, Rt.
1. 4



CATTLE FOR SALE



- 2 nice heifers, crossed with

White Face, one with calf; also

Jersey bull, 1 yr. old. $175. for

ic a M. Willis, Chatsworth,
Lee: &

Dairy type cow With 3rd calf,
1 wk. old, $100. for quick sale.
John Q. Howell, Sr., Emma,
Star Rt. :

Extra good milk and butter

cow and 3 mos,, oldbull calf |-

for sale. Rex. Davidson, Alto,
Risa:

Sev. extra good, reg., Here-
ford bulls, ready for service.
Top bloodlines. Reasonably
priced. J. C. Archer, Warthen,
Circle A Ranch.

Young, reg., Horned Hereford
bulls, 6 to 14 mos. old, Choice
individuals of finest bloodlines;
also Reg. Hereford pigs by
Fashion Wonder..Mrs. W. A.
Ward, Jr., Marietta, Rt. 3.

2 purebred bulls, 14 mos. old
Holstein, black and white and
18 mos. old Guernsey, red and
white, also nice Holstein heifer
to freshen in Dec. W. W. Mc-
Pherson, Villa Rica.

2 good milk and butter cows,

both easily milked and gentle,

one Guernsey, other Black Jer-
sey with male calf 2 wks. old,
cheap if sold at once, 3% mi.
So. Palmefto on Roosevelt Hwy.
M. L. Adams, Newnan, Rt. 2,
Box 318. : {

Excellent Jersey
rent to responsible nearby par-
ties. $30. for 6 mos. without calf.
Calves born must be returned
when weaned. Keep cow for 10
days trial basis. Dont. write.
See, 4 mi. East Bufrd Thomp-
son Mill Rd. Frank Cain, Bu-
ford, -Rt. 2.

Purebred Jersey milch. cow, 4
gal. day; freshen in September.
J. * Smith, Chipley, Rt. 3, Box
130.

Fine dairy type milch cow,
extra good cond., heavy milker,
due freshen Sept. 25th. See at
my home, near Hickory Flat
School. Roscoe Brewer, Homer,
Star Rt. i

Young, good dairy type
Guernsey cow, due fresh
Sept. ist. Will give 4 gal. G. F.
Bullard, Powder Springs, Rt. 2.

Reg., Aberdeen-Angus bull, 15}

mos. old, quality breeding, Z. J.

cows for 4




Lyle, Lilburn.
phone De 0957.

Reg.- Angus m
mos. old, $125. 00.

11 mos. old, 50 Ib.
half Holstein, for
for 3 H.P, garden trac
usable cond. Lette
S. Quarterman, M
Holstin heifer
Face heifer calf, $100
gray mare mule,
horse, $85. L. C. Will
ran. Rt. 2. Red Do
Reg. Domino bull
one of best,- $350.;
cow with 3rd. calf,
. F. M. Jones, P
1, 317, phone 5201.

_Reg. Jersey b
Prince; No. 552959.

lia Basil Prince.
Blonde Pet. Born
1953. $100. at barn
Buchanan. Lawrencev

Sev. full Holstein _br
reg. from 1 mo. to 1 yr.
10 Holstein steers, ap
300 lbs. for sale, Jo
College Park, Rt. 1.
All Rd. ~ :

" Reg. Hereford cat
type, highest qua

| Travis, Riverdale. p

etteville 5581.

Polled Hereford bull
old, very gentle, pur
not reg. Excellent:
$175. N. F. Prickett,

Rt. 3. Abe
Small Jersey cow, 3
$150. Miss Amber Cou
lanta, 1617 Northe Av

Be 6398. eee

Reg. Brown Swiss
out of B.H.1.A. tested
sale. T. B. Clower, Do

Jersey bull calf, Eve

| Standard Sol, born Ja

Solid color. Dams H.LF
305 days, 10,264 lbs. M.
fat: Sire, Thomas Royal
Sol, classified excelle
S. B. Vaughters, Litho
6181.

Several bred White
ers, 1 Guernsey, fresh
5th. L. H. Hennesy,
ville, Rt. 4, (Mt. C
munity.) ee

2 Guernsey bulls, 8
old, from good produ

Polled purebred Whi
Hereford bull, about _
old, sired by Domestic Wo
6. especially reco omen
commercial herd sire,
exch. for 2 beef type

Jersey and Guernse:
good, clean, artifici
and artificially. bred,
David &. Jennings, -
P.O. Box 84. -

Reg. Guernsey bull, b
24, 1951. Sire, Ries
Emorys Meteor. 350049
fine, and 2. young e
heifer calves, same
LL. Blackwell, Canton,
ing Hills Farm. =

Polled Shorthorn |

i A ee
ao = qc "2 ~ > = = Re

young cows with calv:
reasonable prices. Fritz
ers, Washington, Rt. 3, Bo
Polled Herefords: 1 bu
R. 3 yrs. old, 2 cov
freshen soon with ;
1/2 yr. old cow. S. R.,
1/2 mos. old calf. E. A.
Decatur, Rt. 2 CR

Gentle we 7

yrs. 0 1/2 gale

freshens about Sept. 17tt

Guernsey heifer, 1 yr. 0!

Wecey Campbell,
esley: ;

3. Phone 81-7805.

Bs ER
ull, - old,
M. lbs. artificially. bred.
2 pur Guernsey b
to 600 Ibs. out of good
$60. ea. M. M. Newsome,
15. choive.

.

2 Fee



Red Oak, Atlanta, "phone
Ca 6396, i a: ~ hs: :













- to s
vals, (Old alee
10 miles op OE
lwy.
Phone 5798, Coving-
Box . 24228, me
e a

Jersey milch
W. C. Caldwell,







r, gentle, 3 yrs.





Hereford and 3
pen heifers, approx.
old; 1 Holstein heifer,

freshen September and
young Hereford bulls,

16 mos. old. D. C. Collier,

ile, Phone 73.

bull, Mickey J. D.
one of best sons of
s Mickey, 4 yrs. old,
nd 1600 lbs, to prevent
must sell or exeh.














St. CY 2561.

ersey bull, No. 548021,
a Reg. Jersey cow
ee freshen 2nd.
; 2 High grade Jer-
ne with neifer cal-
calves. Now each giving
r day. Located Hwy.
mi. W. of Crawford-
=O. Burton, Robinson.

beef type Shorthorn pull,
ybin, Reg. No. 2734- 503,
ue 22, 1952. Grandson
: M. Prince, $225. Paul
leton, Hephzibah.

eef type Shorthorn and
Shorthorn calves and
xc. breeding. Also few
ed Polls (Pual Purpose
eronnig bulls and heifers.



Re Be oe Re ee IR ae le ag NO eee Bn eons Et een


















nerd, Oakwood.
ed Polled Hereford




Hereford cow. Richard
am, Molena, Phone

ein cows, age 2 1/2 yrs.
fall, wt. around 700
for sale. Mrs. O. C.
Mi anchester, Tel. 328W.

reg. Polled and horn
horthorn cows, with cal-
side. Also sev. heavy
F. W. Godbee, Way-

- cow, giving 3 1/2
k aa ly, with 2 mos.

f..T. B. and+ Bangs
oie with or without
, $150. without calf,
ehardt, Young Harris,

.

20, South.)

M. Couch, Atlanta, 370.



few. good cows. G-| oy



Polled Hereford bulls,
Ne bloodline, approx. 1 year
old. Will sell or exch. What have
you? Sam _ Singleton, Buena

Vista,

Purebred Hereford bull calf,
4 mos. old, sired by reg.. Dom-
estic Woodrow A20 No. 6650-
296; dam purebred but not reg.
Exc. bloodlines for herd bull,
$45.; Also want beef type Short:
horn bull calf, purebred, from
good stock. Marshall Moseley,
Thomaston, Crest Rd.

Guernsey dairy type milch
cow, 4th calf, to freshen : first
Sept. Artifically bred. G. F. Bul-
lard, Powder Springs, Rt. 2.

3 Reg. Horned Hereford heif-
ers, Victor Domino breeding,
$450. for lot. R. W. Jones, Jr.,
Leslie, RFD 2. -

Purebred reg, Aberdeen -Ang-|S.

us bulls, from t2 mos. to 20
mos. old. Priced to sell. Marvin
Adams, Thomaston, 939 Bethel
St.

t

White belt bull, wt. 350 Ibs,
sired by reg. white belt bull,
mother is a Guernsey, $75. or
will exc. for beef type heifer.
I, Teem Milner, RFD Tel. Grif-
fin 4604.

2 purebred, but not reg.
Guernsey cows, will freshen this
winter, 2nd calves,. also two

|Guernsey - Jersey heifers, one
bred, for sale. Mrs. P. B. Morris, |.

| Thomson, Rt. 2.

1 Jersey cow, now giving 3
1/2 gals of milk per day. Priced
to sell. R. M. Blackwell, Chamb-
Tee, Rt. 2. >

Rgg. Polled Hereford bulls;
15 mos. old, reg. in both
American Hereford Assn., and
American Polled - Hereford
Assn. $200.; Other 15 mos. reg.
American Polled Assn. $175.
Both Rollo and Domino breed-
ing. Dark red, and well mark-
ed. J. S. Upchurch, Thomasville,
Office Phone 1045, Res. 1089M.



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE

Pony edaliton. good bloodlines,
gentle, yrs. old broken. but
not trained in gaits. Great pos-
sibilities as riding horse. $75.00.
Jack Allison, Rome, Rt. 6, Mor-
rison Camp Ground Rd.



Shetland pony stallion, 17
mos. old, brown and white, very
gentle, $150.00. Come after Le-

wis eee Atlanta 1405 Gault}.
St. S. E

4



7



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z
in

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HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



Black 12yr. old mare Mule,
work anywhere, $40.00 at my
place.
4434 Houston Ave.

10 yr. old, ee saddle mare,
reasonable. lter W. Pritchett,
Watkinsville. RFD 2. :

Stallion, Duke, reg. Tenn.
Walker very gentle at Stud or
for sale; also Guernsey cattle;
cow, 3rd calf due December,
heifers open, all reg. with seis
ped. of: moaanction, $675. for all
cattle. Thomas, Carroll-
ton.

Tenn. Walker Mare, 9 yrs. old,
for cale or trade for Jersey hei-
fer calf or 2 pigs of good stock;
also some purebred Chinchilla
rabbits, full grown, $3.00 ea;

sev. pr. fine 10 and 12 wks old.
$5.00 pr. Mrs. Etta Thompson,
2005 Cheshire Ave.

ea
Ww.

Black Mare, wt. 1200 Ibs., 11)

yrs. old, gentle, ride and plow
good, $35. 00. Fred Powell, Tall-
apoosa, Rt 2,



HOGS FOR SALE



Choice reg. Duroc male, 9
mos. old, ready for service, best
bloodlines of large litters, life
treated, with papers, $75.00 at
uy aaa B. O. Carter, Griffin,

2-1;

S.P.C. boars and gilts, about
200 Ibs., ea. 5 mos. old, select,
Gold Star Serre stock, $55.
ea. FOB. L.
nille, Rt. 2; phone 392M4.

10 black big bone Guinea
pigs, 8 wks. old, $12.50 ea. also
big bone Guinea male, yr. old,
$50.00. FOB. Mrs. Gertrude
Howell, Mitchell, Rt. 1

Reg: Tamworth pigs, fine
stock, $25.00 ea. J. S. Davis,
Abba.

Duroe reg. boars, "7 wos. and
4 mos. old, $45.00 and $35.00 ea.

or trade for heifer calves or

ii F. J. Cate, Newnan, RFD



POULTRY FOR SALE



BANTAHS:
- 6 trios Black Tail Japs, 2
tries White Crested Polish

3 pr. Silver Sebrights, 2 pr.
White Silkies. Make best offer
my home. Eugene J. White Fitz-
ag 228 W. Pine St. phene

Purebred Golden Sebright
bantam cocks, 2-3 mos. - old,
small size, $2.00 ea. Cannot
ship., Nellie M. Mingledorff
Douglas. Rt. 3 .

Purebred, early 1953 hatch
White Crested Black Polish,
White Cochin, Mille Fleur and
Black Tail Jap bantams, $1.00
ea. H. H. Elliott, Jr., Cedartown.
302 Central St.

15 bantam hens, healthy cond.,
laying, som are Brown Leg-
horns, 50c ea. at my home. Will
not ship. Mis. M. Ritz, Fairburn.

|| Campbellton Rd.

Some nice, bright colored
bantams. about 6 ea. cockerels
and hens, for sale at reasonable
price, Rebecca L. W. Ford, Har-
rison.

Purebred Buff Cochin ban-
tam hen and 3 purebred, small
type Golden Sebright Young

|Toosters, $6.00 for lot. Paul Cau-

dell, Rome. 28 Elmwood St.

5 Golden Sebright hens and
rooster. 1852 hatch, $6.00 for
lot, FOB. Money Order. Silas
Snipers, Commerce. Rt. 2. ~

Bantams: Cornish, Dark and
Buff Brahmas, Black and white
Japs, Black Tail Japs Silkis
and White and Black Belgians,
at fair prices. W. O. Thomas,
Savannah, 1205 East 40th:

12 spoted bantam pullets and
male, almost grown, 50c ea.
Shipped in Ga. No-chks. J. V.
Bailey, Buford. Rt. 3.

16 mixed bantam hens and 3
roosters, about half 1952 hatch,
others this yr. $1.00 ea; 1 Golden
Sebright 2 yr. old rooster, $2.00.
Will ship in orange crate J. O.
Cheatwood, Unadilla, Box.

3 Dark Cornish bantam roos-
ters, just beginning to crow, $1.

"25 or swap for pullets. Ed. For-



rester, Rockmart. 4015 - 3rd Ave.



E. Leory Mann, Macon,}

G. Owensby, Ten-.



POULTRY FOR SALE



POULTRY FOR SALE



CORNSH, GAMES AND
CORNISH, GAMES AND
GAINTS:

5 purebred, heavy type Dark
Cornish pulets and 1 cockerel,
1953 hatch, $10.25 of $1.75 ea.
M. O. only Miss Cora Be Patter-
son, Ty Ty Rt, 1, Box 35.

Pr. pit games, half Jap, half
Falcons, 2 yrs. old, $5.00;
white Hackle cock, $4.00; 1
2| Wild Cat Blue cock, $5.00; 2 pit
game hens, $3.00. Can ship. at
once C. L. Griffin, Gainesville,
Oak St.

White Cornish cockerels, ear-
shay Spring hatch from prize win-
ing stock $3.00 ea. 2 for $5.50.
Mrs. O. L. Craft, Lavonia. Rt. 2.

Claret and Cuban gamg chic-
kens, trios of most any size,
some trimmed and _ crowing
stags, priced according to size.
S. O. Huff, Monticello.

-~LEGHORNS

35 Brown Leghorn, Danish
str. cockerels, $1.00 ea. No less 3
shipped to customer, FOB. E. E
Turner, Alto, Rt. 1.

11 purebred S. C. Brown Leg-
horn 16 mos. old laying hens.
8 pullets several roosters, all
healthy, good cond., $1.60 ea.
FOB. No chks. Mrs. Ovalene
Highland, Lavonia. Rt. 1.

About 90 W. L.. hens, 1952
hatch, $1.00 ea. No shipping. J:
ot Higginbotham, Bogart. Rt.

10 W.L. hens, some laying, 1
yr. old, $1.75 ea. Ship by Exp.
anywhere in Ga. Mrs. K. A.
Quarterman, McIntosh.

MINORCAS

Giant Black Minorac breed-
ing stock, hens and cockerels.
Prices on request. L. B. Mil-

_\lians, Newnan.

PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS
PIGEONS QUAIL
FOR SALE

150 Bob White quail, 13 wks
old, $1.25 ea. or lot for "$1. 15 ea.
Mrs. J. L.. Sims, Atlanta, 580
Ponce de Leon Ave., EL 6141,

. 2 or 3 prs 1952 Golden phea-
sants, full plumage, $10.00 pr;
early 1953 hatch, Goldens and
Ambers, ea. $7. 50 pr; Ringneck,
$4.00 pr; Chukers, $3.00 ea; qu-
ail, $2.00 ea. C. Whit Turner,
McDonough.

Chinece Ringneck : pheasants,
4-12 wks. old, 75c to $2.50 ea;
also some young Gold and Am-
herst steck. J, A. Moore, Atlan-
ta 2181 Flat Shoals Rd. Rt. 3

Ringneck pheasants, 12 wks.
old, $10.00 trio; 3 hens and roos-
ter, 24% yrs. old. $15.00. E. J.
Patten, Ocilla.

50 Pheasants, 14 wks. old, $2.
hi Norris Luckie, Newnan.
sr

30 Ringneck Pheasants cocks,
and 19 hens, 1 yr. old, $66.00 or
$3.25 ea; 10-12 wks. old, $2.25
ea; 8-10 wks., $2.00 ea; 618 wks.
$1. 50 ea. Roney Hood, Kingston.
Box 206.

Large Northern Bob White
quail (right age to release for
propagation), 12 prs. $45.00 FOB.

ics Mos mney. Atlanta, 3304

lairmont Rd. N. E. Ex 6096.

2 pr. Chukar quail, 1952 hatch,
$10. do pair. Alton Jones, New-
nan 78 East Broad St. phone
473-W.

Pheasants, 2 hens and rooster
and 6, about 8-10 wks. old, for
sale, Mrs. R. L. Smith, Tucker,
Rt. 2, 3367 Brackert Rd.

Blue peafowl, 5 yrs. old, Gol-
den, Silved and Chinese Phea-
sants domesticated wild Mal-
lard. ducks and French Toulouse
geese. Mrs. Heley Street, Atlan-

Kita: Rt. 2: CHAT.

Young Bob White quail, ready
for releasing on shot-out areas.
Letters ans. Joe Collier, AslnE |
ton.

|

7 pr. racing Hamer pigeons,
$2.50 pr; 11 young, $1.00 ea. Lar-
ry Hamby, Barnesville. Rt. 1.

REDS. (N.H., R.I., OTHERS)

6 extra fine 3-A N.H. Red4
mos. old cockerels; $4.00 ea. J.
R. Lancaster, Gay. (1 mi. Mas-

1 Cavender St.

yE. F. Daniel, Statham, Rt 1. ne

|market price. Oscar D, Smith,




Purebred, disease-free N.H.
RED pullets, almost hen size,
$1.50 ea; roosters, $1.25 ea, Add
shipping chgs. in light wt. crate.
Prompt del. Mrs. H. E. Richard-
son, Bowdon. Rt. }.

1953 hatch R.I. Red and WL.
cockerels and pullets, $1.00 ea.
J. C. Mitchell; LaFayette, 412













20 purebred R.I. Reds and N.
H. REDS, 5 mos old, beginning
to, lay, $2.50 ea. W.R. wills
Smyrna. Rt. 2. Church Rd. ~

ROCKS











1 nice, purebred Barred Rock
rooster, direct from Parks trap-
nested hens, February 53 hatch,
$3.00. No. COD. Mrs. W. L. Dan-
jel Parrott, Rt..1 Box 69. :

TURKEYS GUINEAS, Ducks
GEESE, ETC, FOR SALE

1953 hatch purebred Mallard
ducks, $2.00 ea. or 3.00 pr. No
COD. L. L. Murphy, College
Park. Lake Mirror Rd. CA 1617.











20 half grown White guineas,
for sale at my home. Cant ship






1B. B. Bronze turkey lyr. old
hen, $5. 00 or trade for pair geese
any size, Keneth Register, Ha-
hira. Rt, 1.











55 white Embden gos.ags,
grown and almost grown, irom
purebred, 20 Ib. geese, $3.00
and $3.50 ea. Mrs. Augusta C.
Russell, Alpharetta. Rt. 3, Can-_
ton St.










White Chinese geese, 3 mos. ~
old Aug. 20th; 1 gander and 3
geese, _for sale at reasonable








Jr., Columbus, P. O. Box 501.








Cross white Embden and Tou-
louse geese, 10 for $25.00 or $3.
00 ea. George W. West, Jr., At-
Janta, 4825 Peachtree- Dun-
woody Rd. N.-E,

Muscovy ducks Jan. 1953 hat-
ch, $5.00 trio of 2 ducks and 1 Bs
drake. FOB. harlie Bailey, ;
Vienna. Rt. 4. : Ae












































6 White Muscovy ducks, $1.25 |
ea, W. G. Jones, College Park,
314 So. College St. CA 6108. ,

Royal purple guinea fowl,
about 7 wks. old, for sale. C. F.
Smith, Atlanta, 117 Watson Cir-.
cle, S. E.. CR 3062.

a





POULTRY WANTED



AUSTRALORPS:

Want 2 giant size Black Aus-
tralorp roosters, also some eggs-
for hatching. Mrs. C. S. Perkins,
Macon, Rt. 3

BATAMS:

Want some R.I. Red bantams.
Advise particulars. Mrs. Jesse
Capehart, Dalton. Rt. 3. Sar

GEESE AND GUINEAS:

Want 1 White Embden goose.
Advise Mrs. A. W. Arnold New-
nan. Rt. 3.

Want 10 young white Afri-
can guineas;. accept real young
or already started stock. J. A.
Thomas, Stone Mountain. Rt. 3,

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS | |

Want 200 to 400 1953 hatch
laying hens, healthy, good cond.,
and priced right for cash. H. H.
Arnold, Buford. Rt. 2.

QUAIL:

Want 1 pr. Northern Bob
White quail, hen laying or con-
sider 8-12 wks old stock .Raleigh
Pruitt, Lavonia, Rfd. 2.

LEGHORNS OR ROCKS:

Want 100 pullets, 6 mos. old
R.I..,. N.H., Reds or large White
Leghorns or White Rocks. W. R.
Gardner, Marietta. Rt. 1, Box
214. phone 8-1814.

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE







Saana-Toggenburg_ cross
brown doe, 2nd freshening in
April. 4 Qts. when fresh; better
2 Qts. now, $45.00; one 3/4 Sa-
anan and 1/4 Tog., white, Ist
freshening April, 3 Qts. when
fresh; 2 now. $25.00; small doe,
1st kid in April, $15.00. Clyde

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singales Mill.)

peed

Bradley, Temple. P.O. Box 91.






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MARKET Bou



WHERE |

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dating schools on the local taxpayers.
One farmer whom I know owns 160 acres
of land and his taxes have been increased.
this year from something over $200 to
about $900. From what I saw of his farm
T do not see how it Is possible for him to
pay this tax. A lot of the people up there
ace very much interested in Georgia. |
Land prices here are cheap compared
with the investment they have. However,
their values are rapidly falling due to
taxes and farming conditions. In addi-
tion, all of the country through which I



WANTED. PARITY FOR Fi
ID IT G0?



and Illinois is suffering from extreme dry
weather. Pastures are brown, the cattle
are in poor condition, corn will not aver-
age more than one-half a crop. Soybeans
are looking reasonably well but I do not
have any way of knowing what effect

the drought will have on the actual pro- |

duction of beans.

%

By comparison with the country

through which I went, Georgia has been
greatly blessed this year Insofar as. weath-
ec conditions are concerned. In addition
to the conditions mentioned, the territic
drop in values of livestock is most de-
pressing to farmers everywhere I went.

















went in Tennessee, Kentucky, Missouri














According s Government fi
value of livestock on farms in

1952 to January 1953. In the m
consumer prices for meats have
to increase, also consumer prices
and, other foods.

Thera is something raven
on tn the country, with farm
ing down, consumer prices goin;
some packing houses closing ;
at the same time.

TOM LINDER,
Commissioner a Aggie



SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE



Saanaa nannie goat, nearly
oid enough to breed (5 mos, old)
from. good ae stock, $15.00
at my barn. H. F. Seay, Hllen-
wood, Rt. 2 Panthersville Rd.

Toggenburg goat, about 1%
yrs. old, gentle, ant. to reg., for
sale or exch. for a good young
milking doe. L. H. Atkins, Vi-
dalia, 416 Pine St.

Puce White butt-headed goat,
15 mos old, dry now $18.00 Mrs.
Janie C. Wingo, Newnan,

Toggenburg-Nubian mixed
milk goat, 3% Qts. freshened
April 29th $25.00; Tog buck for
sale or for Service, my place out
Howell Mill Rd. J. W. Ranger,
Atlanta, Rt. 11, Box 563.

-Yearling Ewes, blaak and
white face, nicely grown out
and well developed, produce
early spring lambs. See. No let-
ters. R. B. Curtis, Farmington.
"phone Madison 2603.

t good stock ram sheep with
good eoat of wool, $12.50. Ralph
Dangar, Woodstock.



LIVESTOCK WANTED



Want young trio of Reg. Polt-

- ed Herefords; male and 2 fe-

males, non-related heifers. Wm.
B. Richardson, McIntyre.

Want purebred but not reg.
Hereford heifers, wt. about 500
to 600 lbs., within 50 mi. Atlan-
ta or Jackson. Van Wilson, At-
lanta, 2634 Deer Park Rd.

Want several good white,
Polled Shorthorn bulls, breed-
ing age. AE. Harcis, Jr., Perry,
Rt. 2. phone 476-L3.

' SHEEP AND\GOATS:

Want white-Saanan bucks, 18
mos. to 2 yrs. old. Must be butt-
headed but need not be pure-
bred. Quote price and location.
Letters ans. W. A. Venable,
Marietta, Rt. 4.

Want purebred male goat,
refer without horns. Lockard
ell, Atlanta, 2677 Pharr Rd.
N.E.



FARM HELP WANTED



Want 2 families for share
eroppers. Must be colored and
able to drive tractor. J. M. Alli-
son, M. D. Covington, 410 Floyd
St.

Free rent (small house on
place) in exchange for repairs,
tending patches, 2 gardens, etc.

Miss Jane Maddox, Stone Moun-|

P. O. Box 297, Phone 3591.

Want farm family to help on
large vegetable farm near At-
lanta, Man able to drive truck,
tractor and mule and pick vege-
tables. $5. day and nice house,
with elec, R. F. Sams, Clarks-
tou, Phone 43-7322.

Want exp.daicymaa to help
milk 60 to 70 cows. Start first

tain,

FARM HELP WANTED

FARM HELP WANTED

POSITIONS WAN TED

_ POSITION 3 Wi





Want sober working fore-
man, under 40 preferred, with
exp. farm machinery, beef cat-
tle, shots, etc.. and gen. farming.
State details; also want sev-
eral families on share basis.
Good farm machinery and land.
Near church. Has running water.
Elec. RFD and school bus route.
Mrs. W. A. Wages, Jefferson.

Want large family, 6 to 8
grown workers, with tractor and
equipment to cultivate 250 A.
in cultivation. Want to grow
tobaceo, hogs, cotton. Located
3.1/2 mi. N. W. Wrightsville
on paved Hwy. Elec. power. H.
pie Wrightsville, P.O. Box

Want reliable,
white woman to live in farm
home as one of family and help
with light farm chores for sal-
ae Miss A. N. Stewart, Hamil-
ton, Rt. 2, Box 103.

Want goed Christian, woman
to live as one of family on farm
and help with light farm chores,

Want reliable. young married
man, small family, as assistant
to herdsman on large reg. Polled
Hereford farm. Must have exp.
Give details in Ist. letter. W.
H. Adams, Madison.

Want col. man and wife to
live on farm and share crop.
Have two-room house, good,
spring. Contact: R. T. Smith,
oe 408 Newport St., N.

Want single white maa with
no bad habits to work small
farm. Live as member of. fami-
ly or in small house, board,
laundry, small salary. Prefer
man able to plow horse, drive
tractor. Letters ans. W. M. Buck-
ner, St. Elmo, Tenn. Rt. 3.
oo of Walker County in

asi

Want large family to move
to S. Ga. to pick cotton; good
cotton and house. Pay prevajl-
ing wages. Will move you both

respectable.

Want white family with suc-
cessful exp. in fryers. Share
50 pet. on 4 M. fryers aa. turn,
plus small salary for cattle and
pasture care. New 3 R. modern
house with elec. stove fuertish-
ed. Under 40 preferred. Exp.
also Ford tractor. E. H: Gray,
Conyers, Rt. -2>

Want white or col. woman to
de light farm chores on farm
for room, board and reasonable
salary. Must be clean and have
health card. Contact: Mrs. Ruby
Gilstrap, Atlanta, 1060 Seaboard
Ave., N. W. VE 3119.



POSITIONS WANTED



Want t or 2 H. crop and 8
M. cap. chicken house, with run
bill while in crop. Need about
6 R. house. Also want tractor
and mule to work with. Gary-
son Burnes. Alpharetta, Rt. 1.

White woman wants job on}.

farm. Need 2 room house, or
rooms. Can milk and eare for

teactor farm on 50- 50, basis. Exp.
in row crop tractor farming.
Will consider anything. Oatha
Martin, Pavo, Rt. 2.

White man, 24, meeds job,
stock or other farm work, for
house, lights, and $30. weekly.
Can drive truck and _ tractor.
Have small. family, and will-
ing, reliable and sober. Some
exp. W. T. Griffin, Sr., Law-
renceville, Rt. 1.

40 yr. old white man with
wife, want job on farm, cows,
hogs, sowing grain, ete. Both
raised on farm and work. Want
with good man. Tell details in
first letter. Raise chickens on
halves. Osie Hobbs,
ton, Rt. 4..

Washing-

Cattle Prices Paid at Georgia Mark



Want small 1 plow plant and
truck growing crop at once to
farm in 1954; Also growl
ton and tobacco, ete.,

Am 48 yrs.

small son. Lifetime exp. J. A.
Gordon, Nashville, Re4e

Wanted by sober, honest man,
job on cotton - farm or can ope-
rate dairy. Have exp. and refer-
ence. Need 5 or 6 room house,
wired for stove, also bath. Want
with good natured,
honest, reliable man, on mail
and school bus route. Write or
see, at-once. T. C. Hulsey, Mari-
atta, Rt. 4, Pair Rd.

to get

' 48 yr. old white amnnes man,
with large family, wants job on
farm to raise chickens or tend
cattle or work around dairy or

any other
house,

or dairy, with board furnished.
Can drivetruck or tractor, and

ean operate
L.

E. Morrison, Culloden,

with ~elec.
water, on sehool bus and mail
route. Letters ans. Archie. Led-
ford, White, Rt..1. 5 j

Want job on farm. Must fave
good large house and 5 or 6
days work out of week. 10 in

Wanted BY nee and
% ioe picking cotton,
8 to pick cotton
ie be moved. T. C. OM
Atlanta, 323- Cent i A


































oe
in SG
old, wite a 4

Woman wants job. d
farm work. Must hay

co abstainer. Can- i
Edith Whatley, Morelat
Roosevelt Hwy. {ae

Want 10 acres or
land, with smalt house
on shares, with pact-t
Write: Elmer C. Soates
3798 ee D

Widow, cee
light farm work on
all particulars as
pected and salary in
ter. Have had several
perience. Mrs. M. F.
Camilla. Rte ee

_ Want daisy fob: 2

farm work, goo
wood and

for s ages. Le

Marthe Hore Nashville, Rr | Poultry, ete. Mrs. Mary Hol-|tamily. Write or see. Lyra Con- ;

4 : : comb, Pivnatous. ; ley, Lenox, Rt: : ae D

i White 1 man, oor z {
White man with family wants} Exp. man wants iob on facm| job with reliable fami i

taker and ot
chores. Board,
weekly salary. R:
B. H. Bennett, Sr.,
1, Box Peete :

milking machines.









Registered Hereford Auction

Ga. Hereford Assu., will hold an auction wile Re
fords, 40 females and 13 bullsHoraed and Poll
Featuring bred and open heifers and various
at Tri-County Livestock Auction Co. barn lo
intersection of Ga. hwys 11 and 12 near Social
Monday, Sept. 14th. -
Ralph W. Cammack, 599 Monnet Dr. ah ee

Georgia.







Sale starts 12:30 P. M.





Otte




































af 5 L. T. Callaway, Madi-
son, Matonton Rd.

Mrs. W. 'T. Henry, Mount Berry.



ways free. Sidn Hancock 2 : part
Noeoaa Park, 8 7 oe BRAD Thomastom Antenbe Avhans Rome Atlanta

: Aug 25 Aug. 26 Aug. 26 Aug. 27

Want man for 2 H. crop on : rg : ee
thirds and fourths, or standing | > ;
rent. Good, 5 R. house, wired|greceg & MEIFIERS 2, ose j
for stove and on school bus Rt.| good $16.00-17.00 $14.50- $14.00-16.00 $14.25-17.00
in Walker County, V. L. Boss,| Com 12.00-15,50 11,00-13.30 -12.00-14-50 -11.50-15.00 vhe
LaFayette, Rt. 2. Usiliry 8,50-12.25 8.00-10.00 8.75-1 1.25 8.50-11.50

Want eldecly lady or couple] oypparg 7.00-10.00 7.00. 3.00 6-75- 8.75 7.08- 8.50
to live with elderly lady on -
small farm 1 mi. from town,|CALvES - Ses : eee
to do light farm chores for] Good & Choice a. 00-18.00 73.00-18.00 12.00-17.00 12.50-17.50
home. Mrs. J. S. MeCard, Syca-| Uvit. & Coml. .00-15.00 8.50-14.25 8.50-14-50 8.50-13.00
more, Rt. 1. = : z Pte deh Se

Want young man to work|COWS see eo
on stock farm. Contact: F. N. | Usiliry 8.75-11.00 = 8.00-10.75 -9.00-10.50
Belk, Trenton, Rt. 1. c. & G, 6.25- 9.00. 5.00. 8.00 5.00- vores :

Want family of cotton pick- : = wee
ers for large cotton crop at once.| gyyng - Fe
eM. Dillard, Coyneton, elma eek .00-12.99 8,00-12.008.00-17.00
us : Cutters 7.50- 9:00 7.00- 3.00 ~-7.00- 9.00

Want operator for grist mill. ee tees
Prefer man and wife with gcam-| rocKERS ae
mac school age children. Must! Spears & Heifers . -7.00.14.50 7.00-14.00
be sober, good character, clean.| galves 7.50-16.25 7.50-14.75

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