WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1945  
 
  
 
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EDITORIAL  By Tom Linder 
 
  
 
exc are two main pillars. of our national. economy, 3 
hese two pillars are the fertile soil and profitable markets. 
 
ese two pillars depend the lifeblood of the nation. 
 
With these two pillars firmly established, every other ee 
 
oblem of national and local economy. can be solved. 
 
Without either or both of these pillars, neither our na-" 
 
nal or local eee can operate efficiently. 
 
THESE TWO PILLARS SUPPORT ALL GROUPS 
tenerally, we are all prone to think in group terms. 
 
s, we are inclined to think of the farmers problems, or  
 
ndustrial workers problems, or the business mens 
 
oblems or the white collar workers problems. or we Pro~ 
 
mal group, ete. 
 
The economic problems of these different groups inter- 
 
d are inter-dependent upon each other. The funda- 
 
ital needs of all groups are the same. | : 
 
These same two pillars, soil and profitable markets, 
7 the entire load of all groups alike. 
 
ALL PROBLEMS CAN BE SOLVED | 
 
he welfare of all groups depends upon these two vie | 
 
The problems of different groups interlock with each 
An unselfish approach will solve all other Problems 
as we maintain the two pillars. 
 
TAKE THE FARMER AS AN ILLUSTRATION 
 
The farmer has many problems. He has financial prob- : 
 
- He has tax problems. He has health problems. The 
 
farmer has labor problems. He has the problems of disease 
 
f his livestock. He has transportation oe and many, 
ther eee es 7 aS fe 
 
WHAT ARE MARKETS? | 
 
When we speak of markets, we mean foaileets in 1 their : 
 
oad implications. 
 
We mean markets for our cotton, corn and wheat. We 
 
an markets for our cattle, hogs and poultry. We mean 
 
narkets for our timber, our clay and our minerals of all 
We mean markets for our labor and for our capital, 
 
kets for our professional services and markets for every 
vice of every: -kimd. 
 
~ =e 
When we speak of markets, we also mean markets for 
 
ur perishable crops, our fruits and berries, our vegetables 
nd truck crops. Our dairy products, eggs, ete. 
 
FARM PRODUCE 
 
e] ointed Sui in a recent issue that the far income 
eS the national i income. > : 
 
  
 
  
 
_ Seven times what i farmer receives for his padre 
is the nates income. 
 
markets for the farmers crops. 
 
5 - DISTRIBUTION 
 
One of the fundamentals of profitable mace tae 
even distribution of commodities to those who need th 
 
Paradoxically, the first step toward distribution is co 
 
_ eentration. Before we can properly distribute farm pro 
 
Sos 
 
fits 
 
ucts to the consuming pune we must concentrate them 
the market places. 
 
It is for this reason that ae point oe concentr 
should be located as conveniently as ee to fie ds 
ee the cae are ce. 
 
a ete at ator and a market at aa 
~ portant to have a market at Macon and Atlanta. 
 
Tbs is also no to have a ae market at 0 
 
"INCOME THE FARMER GETS. 
 
The more we can process and manufacture our. 
products and other raw materials, the greater our in 
will be. It is of the utmost importance that business 
in every community bestir themselves to develop pr 
cessing and manufacturing plants, large or small, in ord 
to get the most money from our natural resources any 
 
agricultural qrops. =o : aoe 
 
JOBS FOR SERVICEMEN AND OTHERS ae 
It is obvious that all the servicemen and war worke 
cannot find jobs. producing crops on the farm. That 
impossible and it is unreasonable to even expect it 
 
On a basis of our present urban population ntl ol 
- present rural population, we must find six jobs in indus 
for every job we find on the farm. 
 
The only way to create jobs In sufficient atumbel : 
 
meet our postwar economy is by increasing our. ind tr. 
 
activities. | : 
 
Small processing plants and small manaig. 2 
plants seattered at every hamlet and crossroad. will mak 
_ jobs by the millions. 
 
More markets and better markets for farm Crops: 
make jobs on the farms. 
 
Better and. larger farm income means larger 1 na 
jncome. : | 
 
Larger meee income means. better wages fo 
= Contraned on ce ere) 
 
  
   
 2 rolling coulters. 
 
MARK Ez as BULL E TIN. 
 
GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN 
 
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on the mailing list and for change of address ty STATE BUREAU 
OF MARKETS. 222 STATE CAPITOL. Atlanta. 
 
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under postage regulations inserted one time on each request and 
repeated only when request. is accompanied by new copy ee 
 
_ notice. 
 
Limited space will not permit insertion of notices containing 
more than 30 words including name and address. 
 
Under Legislative Act the Georgia Market Bulletin does not 
 
- g@ssume any responsibility for 
Bulletin. 
Published Weekly at 
 
any notice appearing in the 
 
 
 
- 114-122 Pace St., Covington, Ga. 
 
By Department of Agriculture 
 
Yom Linder, Commissioner, 
 
  
 
Atlanta, Ga. 
 
! Publication Office 
 
| Executive Office, State Capitol 
 
(114-122 Pace St., Covington, Ga. 
 
Editorial and Executive Offices 
 
State Capitol. Atlanta. Ga. 
 
  
 
weuity on FORM 35 78Bureav o 
 
Sy Markets, 222 State Capitol 
 si Atlanta, Ga. 
 
  
 
-intered as second ciass matte 
August 1, 1937, at the Post Offic 
at Covington, Georgia, under Act! 
 
of June 6 1900. 
 
Accepted foi | 
 
mailing at special rate oi postags 
_ provided for in Section 1103, Ac 
 
1917 
 
  
 
of October &. 
 
(Continued from Page One) 
 
dustrial workers, business people, white collar 
 
_ workers, professional and all others. 
ae Better markets for farmers, more income for 
farmers will enable the farmers to build their 
 
THE GOOD EARTH ~ 
Mother Earth is the mother of all physical 
 
beings. 
 
All living bodies come from the soil 
 
and must be supported by. the erops which grow 
 
out of the soil. 
 
The income from the crops produced by 
 
- Mother Nature is the origin of all other income. 
_ Every income of banker, businessman, white col- 
_ lar worker, industrial worker or professional, 
_has its origin in the income of the man who tills 
 
the soil. 
 
J 
 
When war spending stops, it will be neces- 
 
sary for our farm income to go up to twenty 
_ billion do}jars annually if present wages and s sal- 
aries are to be. maintained, 
 
~ If farm income does not go up, then all other 
 
us incomes must go down. 
 
/ 
 
Tf you are in favor of maintaining your own 
salary, pay check or income at present levels, |2 
- then you must be in favor of better markets and 
Se better incomes for the farmers erops. 
 
TOM LINDER, 
 
Commissioner of Agriculture, 
 
  
 
SECOND - HAND 
MACHINERY FOR SALE 
 
SECOND - HAND 
 
MACHINERY FOR SALE 
 
  
 
BS 
eo NVC. Case. tractor, 
cond., with lights. power lift, 
 cultivaters, upright planters, 
etc, completely overhauled 
ae . Aycock, Statesboro, 
Phone 3804. 
, ing] 641. Combine in run- 
ning econd., purchased in fall of 
2 B. Ellis, Monticello, 
 
; Complete. 4-70 saw Lummus 
irect connect air plast, auto- 
 
matic Gin outfit with extrac- 
tor feeders, down  packing 
press, Hyd. power, mechanical 
tramper, belted pump, 2 B. B. 
fans and B. B. transmission. 
How sell Porter, Vienna. 
 
Allis Chalmers Combine, 6 
#t. blade. for sale. Owned by 
'S .S. Davis at Bob Browns 
Shop. Gordie Dupree, 
- dilla. 
 
2 J. D. sulky: plows with 
in god snape, 
- $25.00 -ea., or $30.00 with 3 H. 
hitch, O.L. Dickson, Fayette- 
~ ville.  
 
 1 dbl. section drag harrow. 
25 teeth to the section, good 
as new {used only 4 hours) 
$20.00. Clarence Dinsmore. 
Alpharetta, Ri 3. ; 
 
Fordson tractor eee some 
Gaines, E 
 
repair). for sale. 
 
Gollege Park, - Rt A 
 
good: 
 
Una- 
 
  
 
1 pulverizer 24 disc. tractor 
harrow. good cond., reasonably 
priced. See R. D. McDonald, 
Athens, Rt. 2. 
 
J. D; Tractor HH. slightly 
 
lused, with Tiller, Cultivators. 
 
Planters, Fertilizer attachment 
and. seeder. Kio Me Short. 
Amricus, Rt. 2. (Dawson Rd.) 
 
Grain Thresh. good shape, 
$200.00; alse oft binder. 
=|  ay - RIPON: sf BC sOM, 
 
A 1937 es es Wee 
good rubber, equipped 
Athens side plow and 20 d fie 
harrow. J. F. Love. Atlanta 
1338. 0th St. NN. we. Apt. A-1, 
Phone. after 6:30 P.. M. 
6022. 
 
3 plow turning elena or bot- 
tom plow. in perfect. shane. 
Farmall -H or larger tractor 
pulls - plow. Phone  385-J, 
Eastman. R. B. Harrell, East- 
man, 
 
2 H. turn plow, 2 H, Hamon 
and other farm tools. Also 
good mule, work anywhere, 
sound. about 10 yrs. old, rea- 
sonable. Mrs. J. M. Marrett, 
Lavenia, Rt. 1. 
 
_3 dise, 26 in. new, with rigid 
hitch for F-30 Farmall, Athens 
plow. $225.00, FOB.. E. K. 
Fowler, Athens, Rt. 2. 
 
4 $20.00. 
 
Ve 
 
SECOND - HAND : 
MACHINERY FOR SALE 
 
SECOND - HAND 
MACHINERY FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Good 2 H. wagon, $60.00; 
good 2 H. Oliver Middle Bust- 
er, needs point and slide, $7.00: 
1 pr. wagon scales, wt. up to 
10,000 Ibs., $100.00. All here 
at my farm. J. L. Thomas, 
Madison, RFD 1. 
 
Manure Spreader and some 
other second hand farm ma- 
chinery. items. No letters. 
Phone Ma 6796. F. M. Gaza- 
way. alee Rt, 3: (155..Gres- 
ham Road, a) 
 
Grits Mill, 30, Corn Sheller. 
3 H. elec. motor, and Feed 
crusher. Vaughan, 
Cumming, Rt. 5. 
 
1. reconditioned Regular 
Parmall tractor, equipped with 
rubber tires. - J: O. Prior, Au- 
 
-| gust, Rt. 4. 
 
1 H. wagon, good eond., 
$50.00: also want buy al H, 
mower machine. Day Davis, 
Rutledge. 
 
Good sized Hammer, Mill, 
Model 919-77 with motor, also 
mowing machine and rake, 
Bradley make. H. E, Bowman, 
Buford: Rt. 2: 
 
Model A. Farmall tractor. 
(tires fair), planter, ~cultivator. 
good cond., except few extra 
parts for cultivator. Also rid- 
ing cultivator, ee and Case. 
Sell or swap. , O, Bowman, 
Byron, Rt. 2. 
 
Oliver 5 ft. No. 2 Grain Mas- 
ter Combine, good rubber. 
Eugnee Kelly, Monroe, Phone 
5681. 
 
1. Can_ Sealer, 
new. $5.00. M. 
Dublin. 
 
Table model Sears Cream 
Separator. good cond. $12.00, 
or exc. for 2- bu. good Hay 
peas. or what have you?. Mrs. 
C. E. Phillips, Tarrytown. 
 
Red E garden tractor, 4 H. 
motor, set of low and high 
wheels. good cond:, $225.00 
cash. FEF. A. Hendon. *Atlanta, 
1962 Lakewood Terrace, 
Ma 0525. 
 
2 row J. D. tractor on rub- 
ber. good as new. Model H, 
$700.00... Lynn Borders, Bar- 
nesville. 
 
Farmall 20 tractor iar sale. 
Write Ben J. Beall, Fee 
Rt23: 
 
Rice Huller, good cond., for 
sale at my place. E. L. Thrift, 
Cobbtown. 
 
Seeding 
dise J, -D. Tiller: 
 
practically 
E.. Burts. 
 
attachment for 3 
only slightly 
 
used and in new cond. Sell or 
 
trade for anything can use on 
farm. J. E. Crittenden, 
ton. Rte 2: 
 
HL. cultivator, good shape, 
Trade for shoats: also 
McCormick-Deering Mower. 
No. 7 (1 wheel broken), $40.00. 
Trade for vearlings. G. R. 
Howell, Mitchell, Rt. 1. 
 
1 practically new Surge 
RS machine, used 6 mos., 
single units, complete, 
$300.00: 1. 5-can elec. milk 
cooler, good cond., $200.00. E, 
M. Clark. Ringgold. 
 
Farmall F 14 Tractor. with 
newly reconditioned motor 
and good rubber, complete 
with cultivator. planters and 
distributors. James C. John- 
son, Warner Robins, Rt. 1. 
 
Allis Chalmers No. 40 Com- 
bine for sale for cash. Hugo 
 
Sewell, Red Oak, Box 37. 
 
Cutting harrow, Moline 
planter, distributor, GeWhizz 
Hillside turner. No. 12 Oliver 
Turner. l.-H- Now 7 Yulcan 
turner, 1 practically new grain 
cradle, and Joe Harrow. 38. C. 
Bower. Rydal. 
 
J.D. Tractor. model H. on 
rubber, first class shape, 3 or 
4 dise J. D. Tiller. good cond. 
for sale. . E. G.. Perryman, Be- 
nevolence. 
 
6 row Tygart cotton duster 
for Farmall A.B. Tractor, new. 
J. M, Howard, Stephens. 
 
Complete Gin, $2,000.00, in 
cludes 3-80 saw continental 
gins, 60 H. P. Fairbanks Morse 
eng., 1 set Howe scales, and 
metal bldg. to go with it. A. 
B. McDonald. Statesboro: 
 
1 second hand Athens. Ten- 
nessee. 7 disc Tiller with brand 
new 26 in disc. J. RK. Jarrett, 
Center. 
 
1 Frick grain threshing ma- 
chine, wind stacker. hand feed, 
all belts gooG: machine in good 
cond., and ynounted on fair 
rubber, $400.00. B. W. Tread- 
away, Temple. 
 
Heavy 2-H. wagon, iron ax- 
les. 3 im. tread tires. R. -J; 
Welsh. Garfield. 
 
1 Boyett cotton and toabaeco 
sprayer, almost new, $70.00. 
 
  
 
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Mrs. Ada B. Rush, Ellavilie, 
 
on rubber, 
 
$50.00. 
 
E. in good cond. 
 
Roys-. 
 
1 Surge milking machine, 
prac. new. 1 Aerodor, cans and 
buckets; 1 cooling system, all 
in good cond. W. T. Holmes, 
Culloden. 
 
1 silage cutter, in good cond. 
Can be operated with 3 or 4 
HP. $25.00 FOB. Cornelia. G. 
J. Brown, Demorest. 
 
Syrup. mill and copper pan, 
$35.00: 7 mi. W. Griffin, near 
Vaughn Sta. Mrs. B.. B. Me- 
Kibben, Griffin, Rt. A. 
 
1 type C Allis-Chalmers trac- 
tor. Good rubber; 2 disc plow. 
bush and bogg harrow, fertz., 
and eultivating attachments. 1 
No. 17 elec. DeLaval | cream 
separator. Ali in good cond. 
Complete. E. C. ORear, Union 
Point. 
 
3 80-saw Gullet. ball- bearing 
air blast huller gins, with. ex- 
tractor feeders, screw convey- 
oF cotton distributor, etc. W. 
 
. Cullens, Camilla. 
 
2236 Case thresh, with wind- 
stacker, grain and. peanut pick- 
ing attachments. in A-1 shape, 
$600.00. W, H. Whitten, Chula. 
 
Black. aL es open 
buggy, almost good as new, 
$50. G. W. Kinsman, Jackson. 
 
1 Oliver orchard tyne trac- 
tor, starter and lights, size 70, 
in good cond. 1 
bush and bogg 8 disc harrow. 
good cond, W. C, Darby, Flp- 
pen. 
 
1 Intl. folding tractor weed- 
er, prac. new. Hitches to draw 
bar. Woodrow. Hobbs, Ogle- 
thorpe. 
 
1 AC Oliver. $6.00: 1, BC 
Oliver. $8.00. Ready to hitch; 
also want 1 late model tractor, 
distributor and cutaway. C, F. 
Isbell, Canon, Rt. 1. 
 
Peoria lime and seed sower, 
end-gate style, in good cond.. 
H. FE. Priee, Locust 
Grove. 
 
1 walking Ofiver cultivater, 
Reas. priced. 
John lL. Anderson, Jefferson, 
 
Box 68. 
 
Intl. 8-can_ milk cooler, new. 
Immediate del K. W. Reid, 
Waycross; 1310 Piant Ave. 
 
Small peach grading ma- 
chine, complete with engine 
and bushes. Oliver goober, $5. 
 
|Chattanooga 2-H vlow No. 23, 
 
$10. new points. D. M. Moore, 
 
Gray. 
 
800 gal. horse-drawn, motor. 
attached, bean power spray 
machine, in good cond, L. R. 
Youngblood. Buena Vista. 
 
12 HP. gasoline, 1 cylinder 
engine, in A-1 cond. Ideal for 
pulling grits mills. Used 8 vrs. 
on my farm pulling mill, $75.00 
a oe E. Burns, Cachran, 
 
T 8-dise 2-H cutaway har- 
how. with tongue, in good cond 
$35.00 FOB. farm RFD Dan- 
ville, W. C. Blount Jr,, Ma- 
con, 1303 Bineville Ave." - 
 
; 
 
Late model F-20 tractor on 
rubber. Motor in A-1 cond., 
good tires. G. D. Kierce, Pel- 
ham, Phone 2121. 
 
-] F-12 Farmall boctar. 2 dise 
plow on steel. Good cond.. and. 
priced right. James H. Bra- 
zeal, Cuthbert, Rt. 3, Box 236. 
 
V. CG: Case poe on rubber, 
in good running cond. for sale 
or trade in on larger tractor, 
Case or other make and_pay 
cash dif. F. R. Kennedy, Stone 
Mountain, Rt. 2, Ph. Ch 2298, 
 
1 5HP, Beeman Model G 
garden tractor, with pulley for 
belt work. all steel rubber tire 
dump body for tractor, $100.00. 
1% HP. garden tractor, needs 
light repairs, $50.00. Will not 
ship. B, T. Carithers, Nichol- 
Son, Mit: : : 
 
Electric churn, $15.00, A. A. 
Prince, Riverdale. | 
 
Farmall: 20 tractor and John 
Deere 5-disc tiller and Athens 
double. bush and bogg harrow, 
5 ft. cut, all godd cond. R. H 
Tootle Jr., Glenville. 
 
. Intl. tractor harrow, 20 seal- 
loped dise. double section. 10 
extra discs.. All in good cond. 
E. N. Lively, Cumming, Rt. 4. 
 
1 5-HP garden tractor on 
rubber 
cultivators, disc harrow. mow- 
ing attachment. C, S. Vance, 
Griffin, 22 Herracedale. 
 
Magnetic 2-unit DeLaval 
 
milker, in good cond. Sell 
cheap. W. H. Culbreath, Union 
Point. 
 
New ee SS Deering 
mower, No. used slightly for: 
2 seasons. ies in fair cond. 
ae pee Hamer, LaGrange, 
 
J. D. binder, 10 fi, power 
take-off; has attachment for 
H. C. tractor and does good 
 
  
 
_tgers, Moultrie, Rt. 4. 
 
work, $175.00 FOB. 
 
with turnover plow.|H 
 
Fordson tractor, 37 
no junk, governors hig 
sion magneto hot plate 
buretor, good pulley, 
Oliver Bush and Bog a 
all in good shape. 
Flowery Branch, 
 
McC ormick- Dee a 
bine, 5 ft. cut, exc. shape, 
cut less than 75 A. C. J. G 
by, Monticello, 
 
1. F-20 tractor, $350.00 
good shape. 
picker, A-1 cond. $400.00 
Goodrum, Vienna. Roe 
 
Farmall F-20 tractor, re 
ditioned motor and se ii 
International 4 disc  
brand new, 18 disc Tat 
row. All for $800.00 at 
place. O. B. Pope, Jackso 
 
Large anvil. and 400 C 
pion blower and other 
smith tools, in A-1 cond,, 
for lot. See. D. L. Shan 
Ringgold. Rt. 2. : 
 
Gee Whiz and Goabe 
plows, good cond., toe 
Olin O. Prickett, 
Res 
 
RS 
 
Bbl. churn, No. OQ 6 
cap., like new cond., $8.0 
my place. Mrs. Wm. H. 
field, Atlanta, 3688 Ba 
 
Ferry Rd., SW.. Ra 1818.  
 
_ Fordson tractor with 
take-off, in good cond., for 
Calvin Edwards, Decatur, 
ington Road. 
 
3 or 4,000 turpentine 
good second hand cond 
each, R. = Gee Gl 
ville, Rt. 
 
2 H. wagon, $25. 00: also 
brooder, ker, burner, 500 
size, $8.00. Exec. for  
Bring hens and get bro: 
 
- W. Payne, Ball, Gro 
 
Farquash eng., oH 
feed grinder, in good cond 
 
. Witherins 
Chester. Rt, i = 
 
4 gal. elec, ehurn, new, 
sale. Dave Varner. Atl 
2725 Cheshire Bridge Rd. 
Bu-Ma Farm. 
 
D. 6 ft. grain binds 
hitch and mule hitch, 
shape. new canvas, - a 
want 1 walking- cultivat 
Oliver preferred. Ca 
dix, Griffin. 
 
tachment. James 
Athens, Box 508. 
 
Se g0kin: 
slightly used, $250.00 cas 
my barn. Charlie Goodo 
Ailey, (3 mi. North Aile: 
 
Large power hay oe 
out motor, on rubb 
new, $150.00, E, 
Winder, Rt, 3. 
 
perfect cond,, 100 Ib. - 
good cond., both for E 
new 4 McCermick mower, 
cond., $25.00. All FOB. 
Reid, Hartwell. Rt. 3. 
 
-McCormick'6 ft. binde 
 
6 mower, 2 H. drill. 1 ne 
McC. cultivator with 
scooters and other attachm 
1 H. hay press, Gant 
planter. 1144 mi. No. P 
on Hwy 41; wantalH 
Ww. A. Brown, LaGrang 
 
used 1 year. 
Leslie. 
 
All types, bouebr new 
tools; also mare chicke 
ment, etc. Q. Ship! 
lanta, 4475 E. Conary R 
 
ing attachments 
 
tractor F-20, also peanut 
er. M. L, Coxwell, (Civi 
seen Hospital, Camp 
on 
 
Pair J. D: variable. 
cottonseed planters. fo 
tor. $7.50 for both, also a 
middle buster, $9.00. W 
 
-|Ouzts, Tennille. Rt. 2- 
 
Contact | 
E. Jones,  
 
1940 model 60 A-C a 
harvester, fair cond. 
pay Monroe, Rt. 
 
f 
 
harrow. pericet harrov 
sale. . Milner, Shiloh 
 
es planters an 
tivating equipment, 
trade for oats and ha 
need corn and _ seed pl 
See. W. C, Figg, Savanna! 
 
E. Liberty St., c/o Oa 
Farms. = 
 
Farmall F-20 tractor 
power take off and pul 
overall last week, $25 
not ae ee 
 
  
 
C: Rod- |H 
Coe Sam Wien. ti 
 
Wy... So. J 
 
  
   
   
 
IERY FOR SALE| 
 
  
 
e onditioned elec. mot- 
) Fairbanks Morse, 
olts, used for grist or 
or any other farm 
 
nt. gee J. M. Har- 
 
er plows, $7.00 ea: some 
( equipment an 
Shealy, Ogle- 
 
} spring tooth harrow, 
 
ston cotton dropper, 
- eorn dropper, Farm 
H. Oliver, other equip-. 
Rood. mare mule. 2 open 
. all for pie .00. E. D. 
 
H No. 125 Chattanooga 
H. Oliver Goober, 
 
 McCormick- 
ing vibrator guano dis- 
ae 3 row duster, mule 
r, all first class cond. 
 planting and cultivating 
nent for V. A. C. Case 
R. E. Se 
 
=A & ft, J. D.. combine = 
2 beideut: eond. H. 
 
Albany,. Box pao; 
No. 1460. 
 
tl. hee type nhetor 
del T-20. good cond... rea- 
le. - Write. C. N.. Seals, 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
> in or near Rome. Con- 
Gober Murphy. Jasper, 
 
tractor, : peek 
 
. . and price. 
 
\ e coliivatine attach- |  
nts for F-12 Farmall trac- 
also planters and dis- 
 
2 Wyolds, He- 
 
it 1 model H or M. trac- 
ith equioment, in good 
 
e, for cash. State equip- | 
 
oe Baugh, 
 
ant gor ak in first class 
Nar with 
. Arring- 
 
foe the = row John Deere 
tractor. Robert A. Seck-. 
ry, Rincon, Box 112. 
 
nt a hand\ operated chick- 
ed mill. for cash. D. 
 
un ada ces No. 5 Fire Sta- |. 
 
Want baton tractor outfit 
_ligh t row crop tractor, in 
eond., and priced_right 
 
ahi. Ww. P. Johnson, Wins- 
 
tutoor stump puller, 
good oend. Frank Kirkland, | 
Raesother Rt. -1. 
 
an 2 or 3 disc plow for 1 row 
lis Chalmers tractor. bd aes 
Peterson, Ailey, Rt. 
 
nt 1 high tension ak 
 
neto with coupling for a 
ordson tractor. M. | 
Hartwell. 
 
tractor wagon, 2 or 3 
ickup hay baler and side 
mbine, nearly new, any 
ake to go. with Farmall M. 
H. T. Barnett, Smyrna 
 
hone Be 1317 J. 
 
nt small tractor, 3.0; 
or Allis Chalmers. State 
and price. C. L. Burt, 
 
hav- 
em 
 
hear from party, 
ings for ga ale 
 
SLC ps No. oO. We 
W. Fox, Clem, ae ae 
 
_ Smalley recutter feed 
State size, cond. and 
oats Gaines- 
 
cultivators, planters, 
 
oe for Farmall H- tract 
 
ash. State cond. and price. 
Seabolt, Alamo, Rt. 2. 
 
power take-off for 
 
el B Allis. Chalmers. Give 
 
. and price for cash. 
aker, Brooklet. 
 
arden tractor. 4 to 6 hp. 
low and all attachments. 
ship if more than 50 mi. 
State full details. Paul 
hnson, Gray, Rt. 1. 
 
2H, walking culti- 
 
or, new or used. _ State 
year model and gen. | 
10n equipment, 
Te: 
 
1 | tractor for $50.00. B. T 
 
HA 
MACHIN ERY WANTED | 
 
  
 
Want a B. O. 7 ft., all pur- 
ose tiller, also a pulley for 
Ford-Ferguson tractor; no 
junk. R. L. McGuire, Carroll- 
ton, Rt. 2. os 
 
~ Want corn picker, 1 or 2 row, 
 
Want seeder to fit. J. D. 6 
disc tiller plow. Must be first: 
class cond., and all parts nec- 
essary to operate. Milton Beall, 
Stapleton. 
 
Exc..altol% HP AM & M. 
Co. garden tractor (needs small 
gear) for %4 to 1% HP. air col- 
led Briggs type motor in good 
shape for farm use, or sell 
. Cari- 
thers, Nicholson, Rt. i 
 
Want cultivator for 1 row, 
model B Allis-Chalmers tract- 
Ge J. E. Hutto, Hazlehurst, Rt. 
 
5 ft. or more cap., also an Av- 
ery built fertilizer attachment 
for Allis-Chalmers W. C. tract- 
or. Must be in good cond., no 
oe late model. ered Webb, 
Moultrie. 
 
1-cond. A. D 
ville, Rt. 2. 
 
Want 3 disc tiller power lift, 
 
. Giles, Douglas- 
 
row, and power take-off for A 
Chalmers C tractor. eae W. 
Malcom, Madison, Rt. 4 
 
Want garden tractor on rub- 
oe with cultivating tools. 
. Trowell, Ambrose. 
 
ber and equipment: Ford or 
Farmall preferred. Must be 
ae cond. and -reasonable. S. 
 
. Stripling, Reidsville. \ 
 
Want a cultivator for Allis- 
Chalmers B model tractor. C. 
 
B.|W. Torrence, Milledgeville, Rt. 
L. A. | 3: 
 
Want tractor in first class 
cond. F-26, F-30 Farmall, J. D. 
RB or Case S. C., cheap for 
at J. H. Smith, Fort Valley, 
 
Want 1 pee drawn disc har- 
row, and Lt drawn mowing 
machine. D. a Fuller, Atlanta, 
Hemphill and State Streets. 
 
Want good, heavy, 1. we 
gon, iron axle preferred, 
{good cond., also 1000 to 1100 ib. 
mule, sound, gentle and work 
 
: anywhere, 10 to 12 vrs. old. M. 
 
A. Canady, Swainsboro. 
 
Want standard male garden 
tractor apd equipment. State 
size ae price. Must be A-1 
ae = oP. Parrish, Lithonia, 
 
Want cultivating equipment, 
planters, distributors. 
jand tiller for model H John 
Deere tractor. V. C. Powell, 
Wrightsville. 
 
Want side del. rake for a 
tractor, also tractor disc har- 
row for a 2 plow tractor. H. S. 
Walker, Macon, Box 349 Tur- 
pin Street. 
 
Want 2 H. riding cultivator, 
in A-1 cond.. and reasonable 
for cash. C. T. Simmons, Ca- 
milla. 
 
Want planters, cultivators, 
distributors for new model 
Case VAC tractor. Dr. Lee Bi- 
oo Atlanta, 204 Ath St.. Ve 
 
Want smali Bush sind Bog 
harrow for / Chalmers B 
tractor. B. U. Bowman, Smy- 
rna. - 
 
cultivator, in good pao Loy 
 
Dorsey, Cleveland. Rt. 
 
Want Farmall tractor, oe 
butor, 
will eonsider John 
Write or call. J. J. 
Jr:, Ocilla, Rt. 2. 
 
Want 1 row power drive 
 
Deere. 
Fletcher, 
 
drive corn binder Tractor side 
delivery rake; sweep rake for 
.|Farmall No: 10A. Hugo Se- 
well, Red Oak. 
 
Want Ford or A. C. 
tractor: with. single dise_ har- 
row. Must be reasonable. Like 
to trade mule. A. D. Rowell, 
Buchanan, Rt. 2. 
 
Want mower for use with 
 
all tractor. S. R. Grice, Mar- 
 
shallville. 
 
in 
 
J. D..\Jordan, Americus, 215 N. 
Lee St., phone 2864. 
 
Want planting and cultivat- 
ing equipment for Farmall F-30 
tractor, also want 9 or 12 disc 
grain drill. No junk. H. 
Simmons, Jasper, RFD 2. 
 
Want good, used disc harrow 
for light tractor. State make, | 
cond., size and number of discs 
Io price. d. Roy. a Mt. | 
 
ion. 
 
  
 
oo fe ne 
 
  
 
new or used. Troy Agnew, 
d Augusta, Rt. 4. 
 
Want combine, THC or J.D. 
 
a bossy 1 none hay rake in No. | 
 
also 16 or 20 dise dbl. cut har-. 
 
Want 2 row tractor on rub- 
 
mower 
 
Want international Riding 
 
cultivator and tiller; |g] 
 
corn binder or 1 row ground |, 
 
1 row. 
 
power take-off on F-12 Farm-| 
 
Want 1 late model garden| 
J.|tractor with equipment, 
good cond. Write or phone, 
 
L. jedgeville, Rt. 
 
  
 
  
 
f Want junk Covington. eats 
er No.8 or 10; for repairs, for 
own. personal use and not for 
resale in any form. George W. 
Jackson, Fayetteville, Rt. 2. 
 
Want 1 H. mower for ule. 
Day Davis, Rutledge. 
 
Want small mill suitable for 
cracking corn for chicken sree 
S. L. Stroud, Swainsboro, Rt. 1 
 
Want buy late model ire: 
all B tractor, with or without 
equipment. J. - H, Turner, 
Mauk. 
 
Want cultivator for Allis- 
Chalmers B and planters at 
once, also 2nd mower. 
Causey, Oglethorpe, Rt. 1. 
 
Want 1 slat wing turn plow, 
No. 10 at oe Prefer Oliver 
or Vulcan. R. W. Tilley, Jas- 
per, RFD a 
 
. Want 8orten hp. upright 
boiler for canning plant. Must 
be good cond. A. C, Ellington, 
Conyers. 
 
Want 3 oy harrow disc, 
16 in., with 1 in. square hole 
for axle. T. M. Jones, Hawkins 
ville, Rt. 3. 
 
Want planters and cultivat- 
or for model VC Case tractor. 
small 2 row, Edgar Gaultney, 
Butler. 
 
Want 1 geod. used garden 
tractor and can at 
reasonable price. P. Prather 
Monroe; Rt. 1 
 
Want 2 H. turning plow, = 
 
T.| good cond., any make. 
 
Weatherly, Fayetteville. 
 
* Want mowing machine and 
rake, good cond.. 1 H preferred 
Ray McAdams, East Point, Ca 
 
Want at once for cash, ay os 
tractor Bermuda plow on 
wheels withautomatic | trip, 
within 100 mi. State cond. and 
res J. D. Williford, Unadilla. 
 
$21. 
 
Want new model -A C trac- 
tor, on rubber, with starter. 
 
a good: harrow with it. P. E. 
Jackson, Lawrenceville, Rt. 1. 
 
- Want 6 ft. combine. State 
year, mode], price and cond. 
Bob Hollis, Wrightsville. 
 
nicash. Advise size and price. 
Mrs. 
Rt. 1. Box 70. 
 
Want good 
Mower, near Franklin. 
price. Mrs. Augie Crockett, 
Franklin, RFD 4. 
 
Want tractor type Grain 
 
Drill with fertilizer and small 
seed. attachments. in good 
cond., and priced reasonable. 
J. A. Shropshire, Chicka- 
mauga. 
 
Want 1 H. Hay Baler, 
good cond., and del. 
station for shipment, 
Dickey, Springfield. 
 
- Want 20 to 25 H. P: 
Motor to pull 
for the farm and grinding feed 
for the farm. H. L. Williams, 
Baxley. 
 
Want vlow for J, D. model L 
or LA tractor, also_1 cultivator, 
both to be in first class cond. 
Arval Headrick, Tennga. 
 
1 Want good 50-60 tooth har- 
lrow. also Ledbetter corn and 
cotton planter. J. F. Wellborn, 
Rock Springs. ; 
 
Want a one wheel oo 
tractor. Give cond and pric 
W. S.-Harrison, Social Cir 
P. O, Box 294. 
 
Want 3 or 4 disc iiller, any 
make., Write. Miss Mautile 
| Harrison, Bremen, Rt: 
 
second hand 
 
in 
-to RR 
H. M. 
 
elec. 
 
blowers, anvil and vice, to use 
in farm. in good cond. and 
reasonable. State price, ect. re 
Clayton, LaFayette, Rt. 
 
Want 2 row tractor on a 
ber, tiller, harrow, cultivator 
and planter attachment, for 
cash. Wire or phone collect. 
Harry Lambert, Albany, phone 
No. 589 J. 
 
farming oF ee State best 
price, age and cond." Fred L, 
| White, Buckhead. 
 
  
 
INCUBATORS AND 
BROODERS FOR SALE 
 
  
 
160 egg cap., Radio Round 
incubator, very good cond., $8; 
also distributor, cotton planter. 
cheap for cash at my place. See 
Mrs. W. H. Humphries, Mill- 
i, (on Vinson 
Hwy.) 
 
Elec, 100 ese cap., Oakes 
ine., table model, used twice, 
 
  
 
e 
 
foaee: 
 
P. | cap.; excellent cond., "$10.00; 
burning brooder, 500 cap.. prac: 
 
lights and power take-off. and 
 
Want a pressure canner for | 
 
Lewis Dixon, Patterson, | 
 
State 
 
Hammer Mill 
 
2, Box 
 
Want small set blacksmith | 
 
Want Farmall M tractor and. 
 
good as new, $15.00 del. Mrs. |. 
George Fiske, Macon, . shone 
LRead 
 
_ Sears Farm-Master automa- 
 
tic coal burn g brooder, Ist 
class cond. 500 cap., $10.00 
FOB. Ee M. Aycock, Rocky 
Ford, Rt. 
 
gies mec 120 egg cap.. 
Ist class cond., $15.00. H. C. 
Walker, McRae, Rt. A, Box 62. 
 
Cabinet elec. Super Hateh 
Inc., M. N. 2289, good cond., 1,- 
200 egg cap., $90.00: elec, 
brooder, battery, 5 deck, 500 
chick ap., good cond. $30.00. 
. W. Smith, Buena Vista, Rt. 
 
350 eae 
oil 
 
Super Hatch Inc., 
 
tically new, $12.00. 
Clarkesville. 
 
C.-C, West, 
 
500 cap.., oil burning brooder, 
 
yused 1 time, good as new, $10 
 
here at my yard: also 2 or 3 
wood burning brooders, used. 
 
i? N. Rodgers, Conyers, Rt. 
 
Oaks all-metal, 5 deck start- 
er and finisher brooder, used 
only once, $50.00. S. M. Mat- 
tison, Ben Hill, Rt. 1. 
 
5 deck metal elec. battery 
brooder, good cond., $60. Mrs. 
M. F. Gaddis, Quitman. 
 
Buckeye hot air, elec. 
1,000 egg cap. $75.00. M. 
Toole, Augusta, Rt. 4. 
 
Drum brooder heater oith 
thermostat, never used. $8.00. 
Mrs. F. F. Strawn, Griffin, Rt. 
 
inc., 
 
Elec. brooder, 500 cap., ther- 
mostat control. for sale. T. M. 
Nash, Avondale, Estates, 47 
Kensington Road. 
 
Little Brown hen inc., also 
engine (been in fire,) used on 
farm, and some carts, for sale. 
= L. Preetorius, Statesboro, P. 
 
. Box 354. 
 
Dd. 
 
  
 
Want amall size, elbe. hu 
ity controlled inc., perfect 
Advise full particulars a1 
price. L. E. Martin, na ill 
 
| Box 321. 
 
Want inc., 300 or 400 ca 
nice oil burner. Will exc. se 
me pecans for ep ee Mrs. . 
 
T. Lee, Jesup, Rt. 
 
  
 
SEED FOR SALE | 
 
  
 
350 lbs. Pure Stone .Mt. 
Watermelon seed, $1.25 Ib., or 
$1.00 Ib. for large lots. No 
orders less than 5 lbs. J. S& 
Barrow, Butler, Rt. 1. 
 
5 to 8 tons New Cat Tail Mil- 
let seed, direct from thrash, 
not recleaned, $15.00 per h 
lbs., and up. No orders - ac- 
cepted for less than 100 ibe 
T. J. Byrd, Broxton. 
 
Cannonball Waterme 
Seed, 1944 crop, from person- 
ally selected  melons, shade 
dried, up to 25 Ibs.. 
$1.50 Ib. for larger lots. 
 
M. Bloodworth, Gordon, 
 
Butterbeans, 30c lb. Add post-_ 
age. Mrs. GC. Wages 
Americus, Rt. 1. : 
 
Limited amt. Dixie Honey 
Cane Seed, 1 or 2 bu. lots, 
$5.00 bu. FOB. Money order 
ony.  R. hh. Barnes, Ashlan, 
 
Citron, Pumpkin, Salsify 
Squash, 3 tblspns., 10c; Whi 
Running Butterbeans, 20 te 
cupful. Not PP. Exc. for Ten- 
der Bunch or Pole Garden 
Beans. Pay postage. Mrs. R. 
I, Williams, Cumming, Rt. 
 
Cannonball - Waterm 
Seed, $1.50 lb; FOB: aaa. 
 
 Wright, eee 
 
  
 
ee 
 
Il. 
 
Mil. 
 
stand is already present. 
 
subterranean clovers. All 
 
3 10 5 lbs. 
to 20 lbs. 
 
IV. 
 
  
 
ceed. 
 
How fo Establish or Improve Pastures 
 
By O. E. SELL, Pasture Specialist 
Georgia Agricultural Experiment Station 
Experiment, Georgia 
 
Land Preparation  Clear brush, ston Ss 
and unnecessary trees. Roughitand should be smooth- 
-ed out so that the pasture may be mowed later. 
pastures with a fair to good stand of berritida or 
dallis grass may require only sod scarification w 
a disk harrow previous to fertilization and seeding. 
Where new pastures are to be established a. thorough 
seedbed should be prepared and firmed. ; 
Fertilization  Apply 1 to 2 tons 
stone and at least 600 pounds of 18 percent super 
phosphate, or 800 to 1500 pounds of basic slag per 
acre. Potash and nitrate of soda may also be applied 
at a rate of 75 to 150 pounds per acre. Where 
manure is available it will aid greatly in getting wit 
ter pasture clovers estoblished. While these rates 
may appear high, it should be remembered that lime  
does not have to be applied more often than once 
in 6 to 10 years and-phosphate and potash  
to 8 years, depending on the initial rate. 
Seeding  An Adapted and persistent grass 
sod is a first necessity in any permanent pasture. | 
muda is best adapted to all soils and all conditions 
and should be sprigged in spring unless a fair to good 
 
of linies 
 
Dallis grass (10 lbs. per 
 
acre) may be seeded on bottomlands or on good p 
land soils in early spring (not in fall). Lesped 
should be sown in spring at a rate of 12 to 18 pounds 
per acre. Hither Kobe, common or Korean, or a mix 
ture may be sown. One or more winter clovers should 
be sownwhite dutch, ladino, crimson, hep, bur,  
 
of thise must be sown in 
 
fall except white dutch and ladino clover; these two. 
may be sown either in fall or spring. Rates of seed 0 
per acre: crimson15 to 20 Ibs. clean seed or 35 to 
50 lbs. unhulled seed; hep, white dutch and ladi 
 
bur clover5 bu. seed in the bur or 
hulled and scarified seed. Seed should ( 
harrowed into the soil and covered lightly. 
Inoculation  Where clovers have not pre. 
viously grown, the seed must be well inoculated to 
insure establishment. Bur clover requires a differ 
inoculation than the other clovers. is 
 
V. Pasture Management  While the abov 
 
| practices are the most important, they may result. 
zero or but little improvement if the pasture 
not managed properly. Practice controlled grazin 
do not graze too early in the season, never over. 
graze, and rotate the grazing if possible by ha 
| more than one pasture or by dividing one pastu 
into several. Mowing is not the most importan 
ture improvement practice but weeds are sometimes 
present in sufficient numbers to crowd the desirable 
pasture plants, especially the first year after pas 
sneonpene a eee is ee to giv 
 
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Gia Hegira seed. $6. 00 per 
l s Al big extra 
tout 
Davenport Steel roller bear- 
 
turpentine wagon, . $125.00, 
both for $200.00. George 
derson, Williamson. 
 
te Nest Onions, nice and 
1, 80c gal. ne gal lots. 
postage. 
Dial, 
 
en Rind Stone Mountain 
ermelon seed, $1.00 1b.; 
., b0c: % Ib., 25c PP. No. 
) orders filed. Te IMor- 
 
ose cet Dingee Gourd 
a: 2 doz... for 1be:: Broad 
eer seed, 2. table- 
 
La - well rooted, 50c 
postage. Tamar Teem, 
ne Rook. 
 
Lespedeza, $9.95: 
be Lespedeza, $17.50; Seri- 
 
500 bu. Iron peas, $7.50)}9 
 
DS. 
bu FOB. An excellent lot of 
eed. At. Be Aycock, Monroe. 
 
1944 Sage Seed, 20c large 
blespoon: Seven Top Turnip, 
C . Field Pumpkin, 15c 
 
cupful; Martin Gourds. 
 
pful. Ea. PP. Coin or 
amps. -  Lillian Hardin, 
te, Rt. , Box 62. 
 
y  Watermelon, 
60 days from planting. 
Seed, 25c. Also Jumbo 
 
seed, 25c. W. M. Thorn- 
Jesup, i 2: 
 
100 Ibs. Good Cannonball 
felon seed,. aye 88%, 
52.50 ib. Cle- 
 
0 lbs. Kobe lLespedeza | 
i _recleaned and _ tested, 
00 ewt. in good 100 Ib. 
 W. Z. Faust Til, Lexing- 
 
y Ruth Annelle 
_ Chickamauga. 
 
v. bu. pure Hastings Dixie 
 
y Cane seed, 25c Ib., 
GH for printed feed sacks in 
ood cond. T. A. Chapman, 
uglasville, Rt. 2. 
 
Sims Watermelon Seed,| > 
Heavy Bearing Black 
 
o Beans. 50c lb. Brown 
owder Peas and Purple Hull 
Table Peas, 5 Ibs. tor $1.00. 
Del. to 2nd zone. J. M. Jones, 
 
Ex a fine Red Vellow. Wa- 
elon Seed, 40c qt. White, 
k. Beans, 2 crops of Sum- 
 
r Beans and grand mixture 
ender Bunch Beans, 50c 
 
age, 40c pint. Garlic, 
Horse Radish, 20 
 
_ Pay postage. No chks. 
Haier. Fituse: 
 
,oe Fashion White Multiply- 
ng Onion Sets, large, clean, 
$1.00 gal. Not prepaid. 
ohnny Harmon, ealhour, 
 
5 Ib S paniooball Watee 
elon: Seed. $1.50 Ib. Dried in 
Sh de Mrs. puslle Hill, Rey- 
 
Cannonball Witermeion 
d, hand saved, $2.00 Ib. Al- 
 
Garlic bulbs. C. A. Alsa- 
k, Unadilla, RFD 2. 
 
lbs. 1944 Long Green Pod 
. Seed, Rey clean, 
.00 a the lot: J. M . Chap- 
 
Cushaw and Gourd, -30 seed, 
Gc. Pumpkin Mexican Squash, 
seed. 10c. Hot Pepper, Col- 
d, 10c tblspoon. PP. Jo- 
hine- Raley, Mitchell.  
 
Wit Heading Ga. Collard 
pe $1.00 ib. CoO. Sikes, 
 
tulied and Scatitied Garikes 
edeza at 27c Ib. Also re- 
d Korean  Lespedeza, 
Kobe Lespedeza, $18.25. 
vorbin, Savannah, Box 
 
Multiplying Onions, 
id sound, $1.25 gal. Add 
No checks. Wee John 
 
~ Cannonball Aiice 
Seed, from  selected 
< $1 ae os W- W. Fer- 
 
fan. aD ile $1,00 lb.:; 5 
s, $1.25 ib. $1.50 per 
Plus postage. Also 
ino Sacks. excellent 
 
Avery | 
 
z.| Murchison. Fort Valley, RFD 2. 
 
Tb. Also Sugar Crowder Peas, 
 
Lester Green, Rabun Gap, Rt. 
i 
 
terbean Seed, 40c lb. Exc. for 
 
: Seed, $2.00 lb., del. anyw 
 
lb., $2.25. 
 
90: Ib. 
 
struction book and thermome- 
iter, pele 00 for 
 
Queen 
$150 Ib. 
 
| beans, 1944 crop, 35e lb. About 
 
.}cupful. | 
 
  
 
  
 
20 be 
melon seed, hand picked; $2.00 
SLs en R. Pike, Mauk,  
 
Certified Marglobe, aes re- 
sistant, $3.00; Dallas Grass, 50c 
lb.. Texas Rustproof Seed 
Oats, $1.25 bu. B. R. Woodliff, 
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. 
 
Cannonball. watermelons, 
$1.60 1b.! Dude Cree, $1.95; 
Cuban Queen, $1.50. New Era 
Peas, $6.50 bu. Brown Eyed 
Crowders, $9.00 bu. Mixed, 
$6.00 bu. Brabs, $7.00 bu. Vel- 
vet Beans, $6.50 bu. L. F. Eas- 
terlin, Andersonville. 
 
About 125 Ibs. Cannonball 
Melon Seed, hand saved, 1944 
crop. $1.50 Ib. Mrs. Dessie 
 
Selected Clean White Nest 
Multiplying Onions, $1.25 gal.) 
2 or more gals, $1.00 gal. Del. 
Cash or Money order. Mrs. 
Grace B.. Murphy, Jasper, Rt. 
 
10 Ibs. Dwart Okra Seed, 40c 
 
white and re9 spotted, 15c Ib. 
RP: Mrs. SW . Welchel, Can- 
ton: Rt 4. : 
 
Mustard ond Casha Seed, 
10c teacupful. Also Pepper- 
mint, 25c doz. bunches. Mrs. 
 
Colored Bunch Butterbeans, 
85e lb. 1944 crop. PP. Mrs. 
W.-M. Cain, Flowery Branch, 
ART AS 
 
15 lbs. White: Hades But- 
 
White or Print Sacks. Mrs. J. 
W. Robinson, ae Ret. 
~DOx 152. 
 
Arizona Combine ae He- 
gira or Grain Sorghum, $6.00 
CWT: 50 Ibs, $3.50. Fancy 
recleaned Korean Lespedeza, 
12c lb. Spotted Poland China 
boar, 1 yr. old. for 
 
Watern elon 
ere 
in Ga. 85% germination. Ben- 
 
nett Phillips, Cordele. 
 
50 Ibs. Cannonball Water- 
melon seed, from selected mel- |} 
ons. won Blue Ribbon at mar- 
ket last year, $2.00 lb. W. J. 
Braddy, Howard, ~ 
 
Certified Huiger, 
Tomato Seed, % Ib. 
Del. Cc. ve Sims, 
 
Cannonball 
 
_Marglobe 
 
Pembroke. 
 
Several Ibs. White Colored 
mixed Cornfield Bean Seeds, | 
Big Field Pumpkin, 
White Dairy Feed 
 
1 Imperial sears 
in- 
 
10c cupful. 
sacks, 15c ea. 
Roebuck incubator with  
 
a FOB. Mrs. 
L. Willis, Talking Rock.  ~ 
 
4 tons Kobe Lespedeza. com- 
bine, 1242c Ibe See H. C. 
Hewell, Farmers: and ~ Mer- 
chants Bank. E,. B. Tarpley, 
Fayetteville. 
 
40 Ibs. Canonball Water- 
melon Seeds, $2.00 lb., or $1.75 
lb. for lot. 30 lbs. Cuban 
Watermelon Seeds, 
W. i. Maddox, Dan- 
 
GC. 
 
Fille. 
 
500 lbs. hand saved Cannon- | 
 
ball Melon seed, \Semisan 
treated -and saved from large | 
melons, $1.50 lb. W. O. Bird- 
song, Gordon. ae 
 
Cottonseed. heavy fruiter, 3 
bales per acre, proba big 5 
lock. bolls, extra early, best 
inch lint as high as 48%, Ist 
yr, $2.00 bu. No checks. Mrs. 
SB. ilbert, gloomsboro.  
 
ties Green Dwarf Okra 
 
Seed, 50c Ib. Rocky Ford Can- 
taloupe Seed, 10c pkg. Also 
small amount of Stuart Pecans 
at a reduced price, Mrs. B. 
Brady, Cairo, Rt. 1; Box 132 
 
_ African Squash ~ Seed, .10c 
a start, grows in South. Long 
tender green okra, 50c lb. All 
PoP. ope Milner, Sibert: 
Et; pos, OX ol 
 
Bunch | -Butterbean Seeds, 
"| White, 1944 crop, hand clean- 
Jed, bears from early spring till 
frost, aoe an 10. or 50: ib= tots: 
40c lb. in smaller lots, PP. Mrs. 
EH, S., Mullins, Milner, Rt. 1. 
 
4Ibs. Colored Bunch Butter- 
 
7 match boxes full watermelon 
 
seed, 40c box. Okra seed, 18c, 
 
Snuff Box full for 30c. PP. 
 
Re Ambers King, Bowdon, 
t 
 
Stone Mt. Watermeton Seka. 
Pride of Wisconsin, large 
round Muskmelon  seed, 50e 
 
Cannas Water- 
 
sale Ib: 
cheap. Rep: Tatum, Palmetto. 
 
  
 
(pel. No stamps or | 
i Me 
 
  
 
Red Speckled Crowder Peas, 
sound and clean, 20c lb., in 5 
or 10 1b. lots or more. Ground 
sage, 40c teacupful, All 
peach seed, 20 tblspoon. All 
PP. in Ga. G. T. Brown, Ball 
Ground, Rt. kL. 
 
15 bu Purple Hull Speckled 
Peas, $6.00 bu. J. H. 
Danville, Rt. 1, 
 
Very Prolific 6 wks. 
 
all 17%4c Ib. - PP: B. F. Daniell, 
 
Bowman. 
 
Lady Finger Peas and Sugar 
 
Crowders, 30c_ lb. PP. J. J. 
 
Adams. Pavo, Rt. 1. 
 
- 100 bu. 90-day Running Vel- 
vet Beans, and 75 bu. Hay 
Peas. 
 
ship... 
RED 1. 
 
Aa he Hall, Summit, 
 
% bu. Red Speckled Crowder 
 
Peas. sound and clean, $7.50 
bu. for bulk FOB. T. L. Law- 
son, Gainesville, RFD 8. | 
 
White bunch Butterbeans, 
hand cleaned, 1944 crop, very 
prolific, bears from  
summer until frost. 35c lb., 
 
10 to 50 Ib. .lots; 40c lb. in 
smaller lots. PP, Mrs. H. 
S. Mullins, Milner, 
 
_ White Half Runner Beans, 
50 lb. Tender beans. No checks 
Postage added. 
 
free. of 
ped. tows 
 
Lady Finger peas, 
weevils, 30c Ib. EP 
Adams, Pavo, Rt. 1. 
 
Iron clad peas, $5. 00 br at: 
 
my home. No shipping. nee 
ter Hood, Cleveland, 
 
Small whe heavy - hone 
bush lima beans, 25c lb. T. M. 
| Terrell; Elko, Rt. 1. 
 
Little 2 crop dable peas, 10 
Ibs. $1.40 PP; extra Long Bell 
field peas, same price. T. P-: 
Trowell, Ambrose. 
 
_ Blackeyed Crowder peas, 20c 
white Velvet okra seed, 25c 
cupful: Pinders, Surprise Musk 
melon seed, 10c. Add postage. 
Exc. Peas for nice sundried 
apples or striped Half Runner 
bean seed. Mrs. yeee Con- 
ner, Villa Rica, Rt. 
 
Colored bunch eee 
hand shelled; for table or:seed, 
35c 1b: citron seed, 30c pts 
round, yellow, meated canta- | 
loupe seed, 15 tbl. spoon; 2 
nee 25. Wallace Wilson, Mar- 
in 
 
20 Ibs. white bunch. butter- 
peas, hand shelled, for seed, 5 
lbs. for $1.00: also 5 lbs. white 
Running butterbeans, $1.00: 
and yellow popcorn, 8 lbs. for 
$1.00. Add postage. Mrs. M. O. 
Mahaffey, Carrollton, Rt. 1. 
 
Several bu, Speckled , field 
peas, $5.00 bu. at my home, M. 
O. Todd, Stephens, Rt. 1. 
 
10 bu. sound Brab peas, 
slightly mixed, $6.75 bu: 3 tons 
bright peanut hay, $20.00 ton; 
also 200 bu. ear corn. M, 
Hooks, Unadilla. Rt. 2. s 
 
500 Ibs. bunch Fate be. 
20c Ib. order not Iss than 25 
lbs; 20 bu. peanut Crowder 
peas, $9.00 bu; 15 bu. six wks. 
cream crowder, $8. 00 bu; 50 
lbs. white nest onions, $8.00. 
FOB. W. C. Bates, Covington. 
 
45 bu. Clay peas. not mixed, 
$7.00 bu. FOB. Sam Cheek, 
Buford, Rt. 2. 
 
10 bu. Blackeyed peas. $6.00 
bu. No less than bu. shipped. 
oS O. with order. All FOB. J. 
 
 Oz Quinn, Toomsboro. 
 
aoe beans, white. 30c; col- 
ored, 25c lb: squash pepper 
seed,~ 10c tea spoon: Barred 
Rock hatching eggs, Thomp- 
sons Ringlet strain. $1.50 for 
ae $2.85 for 30. del. Mrs. J. 
Wilson, Martin. 
 
ae and colored Butter- 
beans, 30c per lb. Bear till 
frost: sunflower seed. 90c gal. 
PP on everything. No orders 
under I lb. beans or 1% gal. sun 
flower seed. Julia: MeCr acken, 
Lavonia. 
 
Edible sov beans. eS large 
$1.00 ot. with $5.00 order will | 
send 25 gourd seeds, large. PP. 
G. H. Prince. Demorest, Rt 
Box 14. 
 
Colord bunch Butter beans, 
25c Ib. Raised in 1944. Add 
postage. Mrs./H. P. Montgo- 
mery, Buford, Rt 1 
 
Tender brown Streaked Half 
 
Rane: beans, free from weevils 
 
50c lb: also colored bunch but- 
a beans. 25 1b. Add postage. 
Mrs. 
 
0 bu. -Clav peas; 35 = bu. 
Whips, 5 bu. Brabs, 5 bu. Red 
 
peppers. ate bu. mixed Clays. | 
 
Whips. R.R $6.50 bu: brabs, $7 
lbu. all in 2% shipping bags. 
FOB. -W..J, Hitchcock, Dever- 
eaux. 
 
Colored and white bunch 
 
butter beans, 30c lb. Mrs. T. |f- 
Pgs Flowery | 
 
tleberry, 
 
Sanders, | 
 
old 
Peas. Also White Garden Peas, 
 
Make offer FOB. Can}  
 
Rt. 3 
 
: Mrs. Ben P.} 
Faulkner. Lula, Rt. 1. 
 
L. C. Bishop, Carnesville, 
Rt. 1. 2 of 
 
  
 
  
 
Second- Annual Sale, 
 
animals in this sale have 
 
-Herds. For catalog  
University Dr. 
 
  
 
= Hereford Sale 
 
The Georets Hereford Assh., will hold 
at the Southeaste: 
Grounds, Atlanta, on April 5. 42 females a 
bulls, both Horned and Polled, will be offer 
 
been selected by a si tit 
 
committee and represent Tops from consign 
W. 5. Rice, Athens, 
 
  
 
  
 
COTTONSEED | 
FOR SALE 
: : 
CORRECTION: 500 bu. 
 
'|D&PL No. 14 cottonseed, pri- 
 
vately ginned, recleaned and 
treated with Ceresan on own 
machine. Also _-:200. bu. 
Broomes Victory Bred 90 day 
prolific, wilt-resistant. Both 
ist yr. seed. in 3 bu. sacks and 
$1.80 bu. W. L. Houser, Fort 
Valley. 
 
Stoneville 2B Cottonseed, ist 
yr. Selected for planting, 21 
bales on 20 acres, $4.40 bu. 
Also 1 Jersey Heifer Fresh. 
T. W. Simmons, Douglasville, 
 
Cokers str. 7 Cotton: Plant- 
 
ing Seed, pure and of high! 
 
germination, $6.00 CWT. FOB. 
Also pure, sound Honey Drip |: 
Sorgum seed, 10c lb. T. 
Wootten, Elberton. 
 
Ruckers  Early: Pride Cot- 
tonseed, 1200 lbs. make a 500 
lb. Bale. Staple 1 in. and over. 
44% lint, $2.25 bu. Treated. 
$2.35 bu. 5 lock boles. W. T. 
Rucker, Ashland. eZ 
 
Cokers 100 str. 7 first pure, 
all ginned ft day, no other cot- 
ton ginned that day: $6.00 bag. 
J. A. Nolan, Rutledge. 
 
Piedmont Cleveland -Wilt- 
Resistant Cottonseed, Ist yr., 
kept pure, treated, $5. 00. per 
hun Jb. bag. Coyle Bennett, 
Danielsville, Rt. Qs 
 
D&PL No. 14 Cottonseed, 
kept pure at gin, 2 yrs. old, 
es per. hun. C. A. Smith. 
 
u 
 
Piedmont Cleveland wilt-re- 
sistant Cottonseed, 1st yr., kept 
pure, treated, $5.00 per hun. 
bag. Woodrow Carithers, 
 
| Danielsville, Rt. 
 
~Cokers lates str. wilt-resist- 
ant Cottonseed, ae. 2. 7 00 
per 100 lbs. FOB Be 
Breedlove, Monroe. 
 
1st yr. Stoneville 2B Cotton- 
 
|seed, recleaned, $1.35 bu. Pure 
 
Turf Seed Oats. free obnoxious 
seed, 90c bu. Sanford Wheat, 
weevil free, $1.75 bu. Riley C. 
Couch, Turin. 
 
Stoneville 2B. Cottonseed. 
Ist var. Ginned 1 var. gin; cul- 
ed, cleaned and treated with 
nw imp. \Ceresan, $6.50 per 
hun. FOB] J. 4H. Beasley, La- 
 
{vonia. 
 
DPL No. 14 Cottonseed, 
planted 1 yr: Kept pure at gin. 
$5.50 per hun. lbs. Treated. 
Not treated. $5.00. R. E, Rowe, 
Al vaton, - 
 
Cokers 100 str. 7 Cottonseed, 
Ist yr. Kept pure at gin. 
$5.00 per 100 Ibs.., freight paid. 
Will ship at once in 100: lb. 
bags.- Hy. PB. Malcom, Social 
Cirele, Rt: 1, Box 47, 
 
Wilt-resistant Cokers No. 7 
 
str. Kept pure at gin, no black |~ 
seed. $4.00 per hun. Also 2 
cows, fresh, at reasonable 
price, and 1 mule colt, 9 mos. 
old. to. sell reasonably. Zan 
Lord, Hull, Rt. 
 
D&PL No. = direct from 
breeder; $9.50 per hundred; 
 
YD&PL? ou 14. $7.00 per hun. 
 
FOB. 
Circle. 
 
Pure No. 14 DPL cottonseed, 
ist. yr., finned on a 1 var. gin, 
$6.00 per hundred, FOB. E. H. 
Cheek, Lavonia. RFD_ ds S 
 
Stoneville 2B cottonseed, 1st 
yr. Delinted and treated. | we 
lb. bag, $6.00. FOB. Mrs. C. D 
Steedman, Norwood. 
 
Hi-bred Half and Half cotton 
seed, kept pure at grin, Ist. yr. 
from Bunimerdus, Reasonable 
price. F. H. Bunn, Midville. 
 
-H. Stephens, Social 
 
P. 18er 
 
COTTONSEED 
FOR SALE 
 
About. 1000 bs. 3 Ef 
Summerour cottonseed, 
kept clean, $5.50 at m 
(bring your sack) or $7. 
ped, freight paid. in Ga. 
D. Sosebee, Cleveland, 
 
* 2.500 ibs DPL No. 14 pla 
ing cottonseed, ist. yr. Ke 
pure at gin, 4214 to 44% 
$5.00 per hundred _ Ibs. 
Martin, Crawford, Rt. 1 
 
Cokers 100. str. 
seed, Ist. yr. Kept pure a 
$6.00 per hundred at my f: 
Ton lots cheaper. D. M. 
erts, Lithia Springs, Rt. 1 
 
bt at my farm. 
Garfield. 
Cokers wilt-resistant, 
var: also Cokers ae stre 
cottonseed, both 166, 
 
ted 100 Ib. bags, $5. 00. per 
 
Ibs. Cash with order. Her 
 
yr. ginned 1 var. gin, _delinte 
 
jand new imp. Ceresan tr eal 
 
$6.50 per hun. in even_ 
Ib. bags: FOB.  NV 
Sharpsburg. se 
 
  
 
CORN AND SEI I 
_ CORN FOR SAL 
 
  
 
55 Ibs. choieely popco 
-and shelled for planting, 
Ib. Exe. for print feed 
free of holes and mold 
 
ea. for 100 lb. size. 
 
postage on sacks; ott 
on popeorn. Miss om 
by, Win te ure) Rt. 
 
  
 
tabigaed by C. toe 
ham, Director of Veteran 
vice Office, 125 State Cc 
 
In enacting the GI I 
Rights, Congress decl 
intention to provide ev 
turning veteran with t 
portunity to earn a re 
living in his communi 
earn a respectable livir 
his community.  
 
The President Has. 
ly declared the fun 
right of every man to 
fully employed in- J 
and decent working con 
To this end, the G 
 
job _placement and: cour 
service, under the dir chi 
 
This Veterans Em 
Representative is char ed 
the responsibility oO 
veterans in securing e 
ment at standard wage: 
dustry, private busi 
public works and 
is offered vterans i 
mining the kind of 
are best suited 105 
a suitable job, and in 
as necessary anne 
e 
 
Veterans are not ubj 
the employment restr! ti 
the War Manpower Comm 
ion and may accept emf 
ment in a non-essentia 
try, or change employr 
he desires without refe 
permission from the W: 
 
  
 
power Commission. y 
 
  
 
March S, 
 
Fresh F ruits Sad Vegetables, 
 
1945 
 
Cabbage Plants, per ert. 2 000 plants _ 
 
Collards, per doz. bunches 
 
  
 
Kale, per bu. 
 
  
 
Sweet Potatoes, per bu. bkts. 
-Turnips (Bunched), per doz, 
 
  
 
.Onions (Green), per doz. bunches See 2 
 
  
 
  
    
 
  
 
Nice tat Whatley s. prolific 
ed corn, Ist. yr. $3.50 bu; $1 
ae Nubbed  and. sound. : 
 
Hastings yallow prolific seed 
n, $3.00 bu: $1.00 pk. FOB. 
i = Alexander, Carrollton, 
 
t f 
 
ut 40 Ibs., small grain, 
elled - popcorn, 12c lb: also 
w Cutshort cornfield beans, 
ender, sound, 25 cupful. Add 
postage. Cash/or money order. 
E Mullins, er ie, 
 
Enos 
103. 
 
Whatley s eed corn, planted 
| yr., selected and pure, 
$3. 50 bu. Rufus Rowe, 
 
astings new yellow prolific 
eed corn, grown on isolated 
ield, selected, nubbed and 
 
e led, e 00 bu.-Also sorghum. 
 
. Anderson, Grif- 
 
: 50 he Corn, grown. on bot- 
om land, shucked and sorted. 
jive between Oakwood and 
e river near at Creek 
urch. a Ramsey, Gaines- 
le, Rt. : 
Nice ee of Whatleys Pro- 
ic Seed Corn. 1st yr. Pure 
nd sound, $3.50 bu. $1.00 pk. 
Grady Adams, Social Circle. 
 
astings Yellow Prolific 
Seed Corn, isolated % mi. from 
7 -other corn, $1.50 pk., $5.00 
Selected. nubbed and 
Pied FOB. E. L. Fowler, 
Iberton, Rt. 2. | 
 
uckers Favorite Corn. Ist 
 
7r. Pure, nubbd and shelled. 
 
-F. Barron. Gainesville, Rt. 1. 
 
35 bu. good Bottom Land 
 
Corn in shucks for sale. C. C. 
Phillips. Hampton. 
 
SEED CANE FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
oe 3000 Stalka sugarcane, 
15. 00. M. at bed. Averages 
30- Elmo Moore, 
 
engths, $16.50 M. stalks. 
Williams, Quitman. 
 
ee latest var. . chewing, 
 
Pye cane: C0290 bis red 
 
cane, $16.50 M: at farm. C. R. 
an, Americus. 
 
0 stalks seed cane. 
Warnock, Soperton. 
 
.000 stalks impu Ags 
gar cane, 91-16, av. 5 ft. 
ngth, at old Swainsboro nal 
idalia dirt rd. in Treutlen Co. 
 
F. Corbin, Soperton. 
 
Boke 
 
zi ure Ga. sugar cane Ged 
ac av. lengths 3 ft. or more, 
) .. Johnnie Granger, 
Fcideville. i 
 
500 stalks POJ seed cane, av. 
$3 ft., $1.00 C. 6 mi. E. Wrights- 
ille. Iverson Jordan. Wrights- 
 
- thousand - stalks eecd 
ane, De stalk. Very prolific. 
o be del at farm. L. J. Wal- 
erm Malan, Rt. 2.2": 
 
Sugar Cane, short. well eyed, 
1.75 C stalks: $15.00 M; 5 or 
nore thousand. cheaper. Also 
 
igari seed, $6.00 cwt. Y. 
 
Anderson. Williamson.  
 
  
 
: PLANTS. FOR SALE 
 
  
 
ag cha Phas W. cabbage ; 
 
= s, full count, prompt ship- 
ment, ope field grown, frost- 
roof, all var. 30c C: $1.50 for 
00; $2. 50 M. Jessie G. Lovell, 
axley, Rt. 4. x 
 
Imp. Wonder  strawberry 
ants, 75c C: Lady J 60c C; 
lack  raspberry, 6 for 60c: 
hite- Iceberg blackberry, 
for 60c; rooted sage, 4 for 50c; 
arli ic, tansy, peppermint, horse 
mint; 35c per doz: horseradish, 
for 50. Mrs. Willis Grindle, 
ae Rt. ts 
 
E. Ie and Chas. Wakefield 
abbage plants, 100 for 35c: 
00 for $1.50: $2.50 M. PP. Full 
ount, prompt shipment. Minor 
. Carnes, Cumming, Rt. 1. 
 
Gov. insp. PR. potato plants, 
3.00 M: pimento pepper plants 
50 M: Marglobe tomato 
ants, $2. 00 M. Del. Full count 
il and May Del. W. G. 
Quinn, Surrency, Rt. 2. 
 
Nice rooted sage plants: $1.25 
 
z; garlic bulbs, 3 doz for $1. 
 
id postage. Cash or money 
 
der. Mary Stephens, Dahlo- 
Rt. J, Box:58. 
 
strawberry plants. 
nd delicious berry, 
= se Beach, 
 
$1.00+- 
 
| plants 
 
N plants, 
 
JPPs 5000 for: $6. a exD. 
 
  
 
  
 
Nice well-racted: ES Sat 
$1. 25 doz; garlic bulbs, 3 doz. 
for $1.00. Cash or money or- 
 
H der. Add postage. cases Grin- | T. 
| dle, Dahlonega. Rt. 
 
DO X OO. 
 
Chas. W. See plants, 
now ready, $2.25 M: 500 for 
$1.40; 200 for 85c. Prompt ship- 
ment. G. E. Waldrip, Gaines- 
ville, Rt: 1. 
 
Chas. W. cabbage plants, 500 
for $1.00; $1.75 M. Del. 5 and 
10 M. lots, $1.50 M.. Prompt 
shipment. Horace Allison, 
Gainesville, Rt. 7. : 
 
Chas. W. cabbage plants, now 
ready, $2.25 M: 500 for $1.35. 
Prompt shipment. ae Wal-| 
drip, Gainesville, Rt. 
 
Chas W. a plants. 
$2.25 M: 500 for $1.40; 200 for 
85c. Prompt shipment. er 
Waldrip, Gainesville, Rt. 
 
Kudzu Crowns, Ae for a 00; 
$10.00 M. ia, its Patter- 
son, Waco, Rt. 
 
300,000 choice oe plants, 
will be ready to start setting 
bye Mr 15: Several var. at a 
reasonable price. Newbern 
Lewis, Nahunta, Rt, 1, Box 13: 
 
Charleston Wakefield cab- 
 
pee plants, 500 for $1.00; $1.90 
M: 5 and 10 MM lots, $1, 35 M. 
Exp. col. Full count. Prompt 
shipment. Mrs. Martha we 
drip, Flowery Branch, Rf. 
 
Kudzu Crowns, well ee 
$1.50 per C: $12.50 per M. C. 
E. Parrish, Adel. 3 
 
Rooted sage plants, 2 for 25: 
5 for 50ce: $1.00 doz: $6. 50 
V. Keith, Alyaton. 
 
Chas. Wakefield cabbage 
plants, 500 for $1.00; $2.00 M; 
5 and 10: M lots, $1. 75 M. Exp. 
Col. es shipment. Full 
count... GC: See Flowery 
Branch, ae 
 
- Porta ee potato. plants, 
 
Imp. Red Skin or old_ yellow | 
 
skin. State insp. from vine cut- 
 
tings, April 1 to 10. Del. 5000 
 
for $12.50. F. G. Tyre, Bristol. 
 
Chas. . frostproof cabbage 
plants, 300 for 85c: 500 for $1; 
$1.75 M: also Mareglobe tomato 
 
plants ready. 300 for $1. 50: 500 |. 
 
for ($2.00; $3.50 M. oo del. 
 
= Ovie Conner, ePitts, Rt: 
 
J. frostproof oe 
 
and Bermuda onions, 
300 for 85c: 500 for $1.10; $2.00 
M: Marglobe tomato seed, $1.75 
lb: also Marglobe 
plants, ready. 50c C: $3.50 M. 
All del. R. Chanclor, Pitts. 
 
Marglobe, New Stone and 
Baltimore tomato plants, 50 
C: 500 for $1.50; $2.00 M. Moss 
packed. Ready March 25: also 
Imp. Pink Skin PR. potato 
government insp. 
treated, 500 for $1.75; $3.00 M. 
PP. No checks. Ready April 5. 
Leroy. Lightsey, Screven, a 
1; Box:175. 
 
Marglobe  tomato plants, 
Searlet Globe, good plants, 
eo to ship. Moss packed. 
oCe $2.00 M. Del. Hiram 
oe Screven. 
 
New Stone, Greater Balls 
more. Marglobe tomato ro 
40c C: 500 for $1.45; $1.25 M 
Field grown. moss~- packed: 
also. pink skin PR potato 
vlants.: 
M. PP. -Tomato. _plants ready 
March: 27. Potato nlants ready 
April 1. Buford R. Lightsey, 
Screven, Rt. Pees 34 
 
Genuine Marglobe. tomato 
plants, moss packed, ready to 
 
E. 
 
-| ship last of March, 75c C;+$2.00 
 
M. Del.: also. gov. insp. Red 
Skin PR potato plants, ready 
April 15, $2.50. M. Del. 
pnlants. Full count. 
Lightsey, Screven. 
 
Large fresh Spring grown 
-extra early Jersey and Chas. 
W. 500 for 90c: $1.50 M: Zn 
co 
EF. Stokes, 
 
L. 
 
Prompt shipment. F 
Fitzgerald. 
 
Well rooted, heavy: Beseine. 
dewberry plants. 60c C. Del. 
 
 | Mrs. Jacob R. Hillis, Millhaven 
 
Rt./1, Box 39. 
 
Fresh cabbage plants. 30c C; 
$1.50 for 500: $2.50 M. Del. 
Prompt shipment. ae, Me 
MM Crosby, Baxley, Rt. 
 
Chas. W. cabbage on 500 
for $1.00: $1.75 M:; Del. 5 and 10 
M_ lots, $1.50. Good  plant. 
prompt shipment. Elizabeth 
Allison, Gainesville, Rt. 7. 
 
Condan  Joint . everbearing 
strawberries, 40c C: also Hem- 
lays dewberries, $1.00 doz. Add 
postage. Mrs. Ramie Turner, 
Dahlonega, Rt..1: Box 54. 
 
Large lot of Marglobe and 
Rutgers tomato plants, ready 
for del. March 15, $2.50 M. Del. 
T.. R. Craven, Waycross, Rt. 4. 
 
Large 2 and 3 yrs. boysen- 
berry and young berry plants. 
Apt to bear earlier and heavier 
than 1 yr. tip plants. Carefully 
packed; PR. J. W. Toole, Ma- 
 
=F con: 33 Aion Be 
 
1 will 
 
tomato j 
 
and 
 
50c C; 500 for $1.75; $3: 
 
1000. CS 
 
Good 
D. 
 
  
 
}lips, Royston, Rt. 
 
" WhiteBermida onion plans. : 
 
$2.00 M. Now ready, good 
eae prompt shipment. Mrs. 
eae ees Arabi, 
ae Phone 4310. 
 
Early Jersey, Copenhagen, 
Red Dutch, cabbage plants, 
$1.50 M; 500 for $1.00; also 
 
Bermuda onions at same price; 
 
and tomato plants, $1.50 M. 
Ready in Aprils Orders being 
booked now for tomato plants. 
W. C. Wilkins, Valdosta, Rt. 3. 
 
Booking orders on Gold Dol- 
lar tobacco plants, ready Mar. 
15: also Marglobe tomato 
plants, $2.00 M., March 20. Mrs. 
Walter Conner. Waycross, Rt. 
 
12, Box 47. 
 
Leading var. cabbage and 
collard, 30c C; $1.75 M: multi- 
plying white onions, 40 Ib; 
Heading. Collard seed, 85e Ib; 
Vigorvine tomato seed, 06 
seed, 20c. Azzie Crow, Gaines- 
ville, Petes 
 
Early Jersey Wakefield cab- 
bage, yellow Bermuda onions, 
$1.75 M. Postage or express 
pee Ishmael Clayton, Bax- 
ey 
 
Chas. Wakefield and Golden 
Acre cabbage plants, crate of 
3000 for $2.50. Exp. col: or 
$1.50, i> Del. Je. W. Lang, 
Omega. 
 
Wilt-resistant Marglobe and 
New Stone tomato plants, open 
field Oye 500-$1.00; $1.75 
M. Mrs. 
helle. = 
 
Large Crystal wax Bermuda 
onion plants, 500-$1.00: $2.00 
 
- M: also Long Island Wakefield 
 
cabbage at same price. PP. J. 
H. Davis, RFD 5, Box 126, Mill- 
edgeville. c 
 
Missionary. strawberry plants 
 
75e C; $7.00 M: also rhubarb 
 
plants. 75c~ doz. Miss Mattie 
McCurly, Hartwell, Rt 2. 
 
Imp. Eldorado blackberry 
and Lucretia dewberry plants. 
2 yrs. fruiting size, $2.00 C; 500 
 
ifor $7.50. Exc, 50 plants for 
100 Ib. Cap. White feed sacks, 
 
without holes. Mrs. B. 
inson, Greenville. 
 
oe Eldorado. blackberry, 
1, 2 yrs. strong and healthy 
bear fruit this season, 
good count, careful packing, 
$1.50 C: 2000 for $20.00. Prompt 
service. Mrs. C. M 
Greenville. 
 
- Bermuda 
 
L. Rob- 
 
onion _ plants. a 
 
\lots of 6000-or more, $1.50 M. 
 
FOB in ree 
Athens, Rt. 
 
New a Baltimore and 
Marglobe tomato plants, ready 
 
Dp. Ww. Davis, 
 
-about March 25, 50e C: 500 for 
$1.75: $2.25 M. PP. Open field 
 
grown, hae count, moss packed. 
Se . Lightsey, Screven, 
 
Kudzu Crowns, certified, y 
to 4 yr. old, strong and healthy 
 
$20.00 M: $3.50 C. Miss Maude |. 
 
Hamby, Greenville. 
 
Sey Crowns, well rooted, 
SL5O Cr $12.50 MG E. Par- 
rish, Adel. 
 
Marglobe and Scarlet Globe 
tomato, good stalky plants, 
moss packed, ready the last of 
March, $2.00. M: 75c C. Del. 
Hiram Lightsey, Screven Rt. 2. 
 
~Marglobe, New Stone and 
 
Bonnie best tomato. plants, 
 
open field grown, moss packed, 
500 for $1.50: $2.00 M 
 
PP. No checks. Ready March 
 
ae eee Lightsey, Screven, 
 
BOX 210. 
e 
 
aes tomato plants, 
M: pimento pepper, $2.50 
del. Good plants, full count, 
 
moss packed, openfield grown. 
 
Shipped in April or May. Mrs. 
V. A. OQuinn, Surrency, Rit 2. 
 
Kudzu Crowns, rooted and 
very thrifty, $12.50 M: $1.50 C. 
Del. Olivia Patterson, Waco, 
Rio. Box 1362- 
 
Chas. Wakefield cabbage, 
white Bermuda plants. $1.50 M. 
Del. -G. L. Steedley, Baxley. 
 
Marglobe tomato plants, 
ready March 30th. Moss pack- 
ed., $2.00 M. Del. 75c . Good 
count and plants. W. D. Light- 
sey, Sereven. . 
 
E: J. and Chas. W. Cabbage 
plants, 500 for $1.00: $1.60 M, 
5 and 10 -M lots, $1.25 M. PP. 
Full count. Also Booking or- 
ders for Marglobe and Rutger 
Tomato Plants, 500 for $1.25; 
$2.00 M. April shipment. W. 
F. Rowe, Abbeville, RFD 2. 
 
Thousands Iceburg Lettuce, 
.Endive,  Beets, Evergreen 
Bunching Onions, Tomatoes, 
early and late varieties, 50c for 
50: plants: 7bce-C: Also Wake- 
field Cabbage, Rutabaga, Kale, 
Bermuda. Nest Onions, 50ec C. 
Parsley. Salsify, 25c doz. Mrs. 
H. V. Franklin, Register. 
 
Klondike Strawberry plants, 
500 for $1.75. Del Pramopt 
shipment. Mrs. oe hin 
 
Rt. 
 
Cleveland. 
 
. W. Clements, Roc- | 
 
- Robinson, 1 
 
bud, erabaople, 25 ea. 
Cherokee, Red Radiance, yel- 
| jow 'Thornless bush roses. pink 
 
  
 
e Well ose Gatnig ols S, : 
Rowan Me-| | 
 
25c. Mrs. R. 
Donough, ae Z 
 
te 
 
Marglobe tomato plants now | 
 
ready, good count, $1.50 M. 
del. 40 C. Moss packed. 
George Griffis, Screven. 
 
Bermuda Grass plants, 50 
C. Kudzu Crowns, $2.00 ~ Cc; 
Wild Strawberry plants, 75 C. 
All good plants. Add postage. 
Rei J. B. Jones, Dahlonega, 
 
  
 
PECANS AND OTHER 
| FRUIT TREES FOR SALE 
 
  
 
State insp. leading var. ap- 
nie trees, 2 to 3 f{t- 25c ea: 3 to 
4 ft. 40c ea; pear trees, Early 
Harvest, Garber, 216 eu ft. 50c 
ea; grape vines, Concord, Nia- 
gara, Lutie, well: rooted, -20e 
ea: Scuppernong vines, 50c ea. 
All postpaid. W. 
 
White English oe 30c ea. 
4 for $1.10: several apple tree 
sprouts, 40c ea. 2. for $1.00. Add 
postage;  Mrs. A. D. Jones, 
Cumming, Rts de 
 
Old Fashion peach trees, 25c 
ea; crabapple trees, 15c ea; 
Muscadine grape vines, 20c ea; 
gooseberry bushes, $1.25 doz: 
 
sassafras trees, $1.00 doz. Mrs. 
HH; Norrell, Gainesville, Rt. 
 
ie 
 
Black Coffee aepue es for 
 
sale at $1.25 per doz: also want 
 
old time Fall beans, the kind 
our grandmothers had for seed 
and want muskmelon (not 
cantaloupe) seed. Mrs. Josie 
Simmons, Cleveland. 
 
-Muscadine . vines, -25 ea; 
hazlenut bushes, 15 ea: $1.50 
doz; Blueberry plants, 45c doz; 
Bush Honeysuckle, 25c ver 
bush; Will Dogwoods, 25c_ ea. 
 
No stamps. Customer. pay post- 
 
age. Mrs. G. W. Bradley, Bow- 
don; Rt. 2: ee 
 
Nice shade cured sage, $1.50 
lb; large size Concord and Nia- 
gara ens vines. State insp. 
60c ea: 
Nathan Weatherby, 
Ground, Rt. 
 
Leading var. peach trees, $3} ~ 
 
doz: seedling peach cs $1.50 
doz: $6.00 C; $25.00 M; oe 
vine and nut trees. Mrs. 
STE Ss Riverdale. 
 
 Cherry tree, 
 
maple. plums, dogwood, red 
 
Rambler Rose, 30c ea; Shasta 
daisies, Bulge narcissus. 50, 
75c._Add_ postage. 
nie Fain, Morganton. 3 
 
Goose plum trees, setae: 
del, in Ga.. 3 for 35c: 6 for 60c; 
10 for $ 
 
vostage. R. 
Brooks, Risk 
 
- Currant sprouts, well rooted 
2-3 ft. $2:10 doz., also water- 
melon pink crepe myrtle, 1%, 
2% ft... $2.00 doz. 
 
Postpaid. Mrs.  B. 
Sharpsburg. Rt. 
 
Well Footed small yellow 
September scuppernong vines, 
$1.00 doz., postpaid. 
Smith, Braselton. 
 
2 yrs. bearing size Mt. re 
 
P. Steinheimer. 
 
yder, 
 
C.| Kleberry, blackberries, dewber 
ries, 50c doz; large size garlic 
 
bulbs, 25 doz. Add postage. 
Stamps accepted. Tamar Teem. 
 
Black raspberries, 36 for $2: 
crabapple, hazelnuts, filberts, 
hawthorne, hickory, persim- 
mon, Red June plum musca- 
dine, $1.50 doz. 3 to 4 ft. well 
rooted. Exc. for white feed or 
fertilizer sacks. Mrs. Elsie 
Heaton, Mineral Bluff. , 
 
  
 
HONEY BEES AND BEE| 
SUPPLIES FOR SALE 
 
  
 
8 Box Hives Italian Bees, 
$2.50 ea. at my place. Most of 
them swarm in March. Write 
2 aoe A. S. Johnson, Pelham. 
 
tak 
 
Bee Hives, 8 frame Brooder 
and Super Top and: Bottom 
with frames, $4.00. 10 frame, 
$4.50: Frames, 5c ea. No bees. 
Mitchell Coxwell, Warner Rob- 
ins, Ate Fs 
 
30 Hives Healthy Bees in 
imp. Gums, $3.75. FOB... L. 
M:. Peavy, Pinehurst. : 
 
New 8 frame hive, glass ob- 
 
servation, supers, $8.00 FOB. 
ee A Manley, Atlanta, 166 
 
  
 
| Flora. Ave. e N. E. POR aa 
 
for $1.50 PP. Mrs. 
= Base 
 
B. 1 $5.00. bu. 
 
Silver Leaf 
Also. 
 
Mrs. Min- 
 
4 . 
 
ooted.. 
 
  
 
  
 
ine greens. 
prices at patch. S. 
Milledgeville, Rie 4S 
 
Porto Rico seed potat 
beddings. mostly from vi 
tings, $2.00 bu. FOB. 
 
want to hear from 
 
having for sale the o 
prolific corn known as 
prolific. A. V. Hartley, 
 
tender turnins. Mrs. CC 
Cobbtown, Rig oos 
 
Bunch seed PR. ck 
 
potatoes. RK. FE 
 
H. Alexander, D 
 
Maine. white Cobb 
potatoes. around 1000 Ibs. - 
good mule, good sha 
work anywhere, wt 950 
for sale. Frank, Cai 
Bie 
 
~ 8 acres turnips,. 4 
 
purple tops. 4 acres Sho. 
Want to sell the patch. 
stage now. Risht size 
ning about March | 
Oscar Leary, Marshall Vv 
 
feed and eating, not for 
gation, :25c and 50c 
containers. No lett 
 
Ww. Cambridge Ave. 
 
About % acre oe 
muda green onions f 
truckers. Now ready 
has McRae, Rt. 
 
  
 
  
 
2 eee 20 bu. imp. wl 
Spanish peanuts, han: pic. 
E70. ta 
 
Grange, Rt. g. : 
 
ed aaa culled = in 
peanuts, $5.00 be ee 
 
QO. Prickett, Maysv 
 
Ib. ede Desde 
te : Box 446. 
 
j 
 
1.00: also yellow, pro- R 
lific seed corn. $1.25 peck. Add | 
 
  
 
  
 
50 Ibs. Sundried 
free of yo. del. . 
lb. Mrs. J. W. Se 
vale. 
 
Ib; Radish ed 
 
FE | Spoons. Add postag 
 
F> Parker, Jasper, 
 
Nice Sundried Peac 
of worms, 50 lb. Add 
 
  
 
  
 
a Oats, $1.00 
$1.25 bu. James H.V 
row, Hwy. ee 
 
  
 
  
 
Eggs from | Hol 
 
/AAA White Ph 
 
hatching, $1.00 
Ra Fiske, 
 
Setting. PP. Mrs. Te 
Lavonia, Rt. le 
 
White Pekin C: 
$1.00. doz: ee w 
 
wasted. and fr 
Postage: Ro 
 
  
    
 
SYRUP FOR SALE 
 
  
 
ig eges from my 
ens, 15 eggs from the 
ng breeds for $1.50 PP. 
Minorca, Brown Leg- 
Cornish, BR, R. I. Reds, 
Leghorns, Yellow Leg- 
ns, Birchen Game Bantams. 
. Helen Street, Atlanta, | 
Box 564. 
 
ing orders for M. B. 
; Eegs, 30c a; Poults, 
, PP. Mrs. Jim Black- 
flewborn, Rt. 1. 
 
Purebred Buff Orpington 
#8, 15 for $1.00. PP. Crates 
returned. Miss Roni 
, Shellman, Rt. 1. 
pes Mammoth Black Mi- 
ae ale Bb 
gs, $2. or 15: $3:60 
< Mrs. Wallace Wilson, 
for Hatching 
ornish Heavy wt. 
or 15. Del. tsi 0. 
ft, Lavonia, Rt. 2. 
urebred Dark Cornish eggs, 
swt 5 to 7%, Ibs. Roost. 
to 
gs. Mrs. Fred Johnson, Daw- 
Wi, 2. BOX 152, 
 
rbred. Dark Cornish 
ching Eggs, 15 eggs for 
; 30 eggs for $2.45.. Cart- 
be returned. 
only. Miss Cora B. Pat- 
Rt. 3, Box 74, Ty Ty. 
 
from 
Hens, 
t. 
 
lected Setting Eggs, 
 
ery Dark R. I. Reds. Ic 
egg plus shipping charg- 
es: White Pekin Duck Evgs, 
5 doz. PP: Nearly grown 
onze Turkey Gobbler, $8.00 
es xp. Mrs. C. C. Lynch, 
mt. b  
 
: _ Big Bone, Broad- 
Bb sted Mammoth - Bronze 
urkey Eros, $4.50 doz. Se- 
 
athered each day, ahd 
 
in metal shipping egg 
He Boyd  Bosgett, 
ille, Rt. 1. 
 
irect Pen Ped. _BR 
eavy layers, 16 for $2.- 
parcel post or $1.50 at 
L. A. _ So- 
 
ed White Wyandotte | 
 
1.50 for 15. C. H. Snow, 
. Box 204. See 
 
6 for $1.25 del. Miss 
. : Simpson,  Culverton, 
 
wn Leghorn Eggs  for 
#15 for $1.00. Prompt 
Eunice McNeal, Graham. 
ay Brown, Leghorn 
50 for 15. PP. Mrs. 
ilson, Rt. 2. 
type Black Minorca 
oduction bred, $3.00 
also select New apie 
 
A Grade Blue Andalusian 
2.50 for 15. Add post- 
rs. ae - Treadaway, 
 
eggs from large size 
 
a ekin ducks, $1.50 doz.| 
 
Supply limited. Money | 
 
. No checks. Daisy Johns- 
son. .- whe 
 
eggs, 15 for $1.50. 
 
choice hens; also few. 
 
$3.00 ea: 10 hens and 
 
hoice rooster for $30.00. 
 
axter, Armuchee. 
 
datching eggs, Donaldson. 
 
a, Rich Dark Reds, blood 
 
. $1.50 for 15 Del; baby 
 
$16. hun. | 
 
_before wanted. Mrs. 
 
Grade Blue Andaliisian 
0 for 15. Add post-: 
 
. Treadaway, Adairs-" 
 
ite Pekin duck esss. 10 
 
OB; also white Leghorn | 3- 
 
Ss, 16 eses for $1.00. FOB. 
Smith, Empire. 
ed hatching eggs, white 
Buff Minorca Cross, 15 
0. PP. J. D. McDonald, 
seville, Box 359. 
on Sebright Bantam 
for setting, purebred and 
ssted, $1.00 doz. J. H 
ainesville, Rt. 2. - 
 
ges from bloodtest- 
 
  
 
  
 
11 Ibs. $1.50 for 15- 
 
Money or-]. 
 
Order | A 
 
syrup, 10 Ibs. Net in No. 10 
cans, 95c can at my place. 10 
miles south Hazelhurst. John 
W. Hand, Hazlehurst, Rt. 3. 
 
Pure Ga. cane syrup in No. 
10 cans, 6 cans to the case, $5 
es. Lf. Lootory, Cairo, 
 
150 gals. syrup, $1.15 gal. 
at- my place. Elmer Clifton, 
Swainsboro, Rt. 1, Box 60. 
 
300 gals. Ga. cane syrup A. 
No. 1 in gal cans. C. F. Thom: 
son, Thomasville, Box 566, 
Phone 1386 J. 
 
150 cans new green cane 
syrup in No. 10 cans, Grad A 
i, $1.00 can. No small orders 
accpted. Will not ship. H. D. 
Yawn, Rhine, Rt. 1. 
 
45 gals. Ga. cane syrup in 
sealed cans. 
grade cow and calf or cow to 
freshen soon. Bring the cow 
 
jand get the syrup. Clara Shell- 
 
man, Lanier, 
 
syrup, put ub in 10 Ib. -cans, 
90c gal. at my farm 5 miles 
east of Willocooche. R. H. 
Lindsey, Willocoochee. 
 
  
 
CATTLE. FOR SALE 
 
  
 
40 Herefords. some reg., best 
bloodlines, all going at ~12c 
 
Write. Carl Nelson, Milledge- 
ville, PO Box 213.  
 
10 nice young cows; some 
with Ist and 2nd calves, 
 
in 3 wks. F. M. King, Perry. 
- Nice heifer, due in now, for 
sale. S. C. Bowen, Rydal. 
 
freshen in May. Gentle and 
lsound. $60.00 cash.. Emery 
Tyler, Tallulah Falls. 
 
Sev. reg., polled Shorthorn 
males and females. Phone 205 
or write for appointment. A. 
L. Luce, Fort Valley. 
 
Holstein bull, reg., 4 yrs. old, 
1300 to 1500 lbs. wt. Sell to 
prevent inbreeding. Mrs. E. B. 
Cade, Washington.  
 
1 cow with second calf 5 
days old, 8 heifers (3 will be 
 
S7h> ea. 31, 
cello, Rt. 1. 
 
-Reg. Gurnsey bull calf. Sire: 
Riegeldale Eulalies King, 
262463. Dam: - Bell Founders 
Lady 330335. Also 2 rex. Guer- 
nsey cows, both fresh and good 
producers, Madison D. Short, 
 
P. Mulkey, Monti- 
 
1 Hi-bred Holstein bull, 8 
yrs. old. in May, Dhorned, 
Halter broke, perfectly gentile, 
reasonable price. C. C 
ford, Forsyth, Rt. 3. 
 
1 good plow ox, wt. 900 Ibs. 
work anywhere. Mrs. James R. 
Sweat, Jesup, Rt. 1, Box 46. 
 
Re. red polled bull, 2 yrs. 
old, in excellent condition, 
$100.00 at my place. D. C. 
Black, Cleveland, Rt. 1. e 
 
Young Jersey milk 
 
fresh, calf 2 wks. old: also 
 
Stoneville 2B cottonseed, 1st. 
 
 Seleeted for planting, $1.40 
u. 1 
ville, Rt. 3. 
 
4 Black Angus .bef cows 
with calves, $100.00 ea :also 10 
neus 
 
SS 
 
Several fresh cows and 
springers, 1 rete 
bull, wt. 900 lbs. Good quality. 
1% miles north of Kenwood. 
 
. W. Dumas, Fayetteville, Rt. 
 
Black Jersey milk cow, 3 
gals. Reasonable. 
ings, College Park, Rt. 2. : 
 
Cream colored 4 yr. old reg. 
Jersey bull very gentle, $100.06 
F. R. Kennedy, Stone Moun- 
Vain, Ri. 2 Ch, 2903. - > 
 
Part Black. Jersey cow, 2% 
 
| yrs. old, calf 2 mos. old, 2 gals 
jday, 3 miles north of Murray- | 
ville. A. . Abercrombie, Dah- | 
 
lonega, Rt. 2. 
 
  
 
HOGS FOR SALE 
 
  
 
SPC boar, about 21 mos. old, 
 
crated and del. to Sylvester. 
C, A. Kinard, Sylvester, Rt. 1. 
 
around 400 Ibs. Son of Grand 
 
. | Champion, Proud Cherry King, 
papers furnished, $60.00. Ed- > 
 
win H. Beaslev. Petham, Rt. 1. 
 
ter pigs, not reg. Ready to 
 
place, 4 miles east of Elberton. 
 
J. L. Royston, Elberton, Rt. 6. 
} 1 First 
13 m 
 
  
 
% oe o 
 
1500 gals No. 1 Ga. ane 
 
1SPC boar, 300 to 325 lbs. Due 
 
|bfood mare that will work. 
 
Sell or exc. for. 
 
200 gals A No. 1 Ga, eane 
 
pound. See by appointments. 
 
(1- 
week old,) and others freshen | 
 
Black Jersey young cow will} 
 
| blocky type Duroe pigs, $15.00 
 
frsh in 3 to 5 weeks.) $55 to} 
 
Sr., Summervill, Phone 113 L. 
 
Luns- | 
 
cow, | 
 
jat my barn, 7 miles south Al- 
T. W. Simmons, Douglas- | 
 
cows. reasonable for | 
cash. B. E. Milan, Fayetteville, 
 
ly Brown, Stone Mt. Rt. 1.1 Rt 3 | 1000 Ibs. 6 
 
|lbs. mare. 
polled Hreford 
 
H.C. Stail- 
j|or $225.00 ea. Cash at barn, 7 
 
|yrs. old. wt. 1050 Ibs. Work 
 
reg., $40.00 at farm or $45.00" 
 
Reg. Duroc boar, 18/mos. old, | 
 
dst: cal. 
wean Feb. 21., $10.00 ea. at my) 
 
reg. Berkshire J 
$40. ssi 
 
to wean, reasonable price; also. 
pure Purple top turnip_ seed, 
65c Ib Lewis H. Jones, Fayet- 
teville, Rt. 3. 
 
Reg. OIC brood sows, 350 to 
 
also bred gilts, 200 to 225 Ibs. 
$55.00. All bred to reg. OIC 
male. W.H. Nix, Alpharetta. 
 
Reg. SPC sows, bred to reg. 
 
to farrow April 28, $75.00 ea; 
also rege. SPC boar, 400 lbs. 
$75. Trade boar for young 
 
Fred C. Seago, Pinehurst, Rt. 
Ly 
 
Hereford boars. 5 to 8 mos 
old, $25.00 to $35.00 ea. Best 
bloodlines. J. S. Furstenburg, 
Atlanta, Hogan Road, Rt. 1. 
 
Reg.. SPC breeding stock 
from some of Souths leading 
bloodlines, reg. in  buyers 
name. Write or see W. B. Lev- 
erette, Tifton. 
 
Very good, 2 yrs. old, SPC 
male hog, wt. 400 Ibs. $50.00 at 
my place, 3% miles from Col- 
lege Park. J. J. Phillips, Col- 
lege Park, Rt. 2, Box 242. (In- 
quire at Adams Store on Riv- 
erdale Road.). 
 
2 reg. Hereford Duroc males, 
wt. approximately 200 lbs. Far- 
rowed March 1944. will reg. in 
buyers name. J..E.. Humes, | 
Columbus, 1219 Broadway. 
 
Reg: Big Bone guinea shoats, 
male and female, $35.00 pr. A. 
L. Moss, Lula. 
 
Reg. Berkshire pigs, farrow-. 
ed Feb, 8, $25.00 ea. Fred L. 
White, Buckhead, RFD 1. 
 
4 OIC shoats, wt. about 80 
Ibs. $50.00. Jack Dukes, At- 
jJanta, 11 Alta P., NW., Bel. 
1700 M. : 
 
10 wks. old reg. cherry red 
 
ea. Some unrelated the pig 
that makes 400 Ibs. or more 
in 12 mos.) H. Ll. Williams, 
Baxley. 
 
Young Hampshire pigs, $15 
pr. O. S. Duggan, Chester. 
 
Durocs: Some October boars 
that are fine, $25.00 ea. Should. 
be ready for service about May 
also a few gilts at $20.00 ea; 
purebred but will not register 
at these prices. Money back if 
not satisfield. R. M. Sparks, 
Soperton. 
 
Reg. SPC pigs, both sex, 
ready for sale in few weeks. 
State winners and well mark- 
ed.stock. $15.00 ea. or $25.00 pr. 
treated and reg. buyers name. 
Malcom Miles, Metter, Rt. 1. 
 
  
 
HORSES AND MULES 
FOR SALE _ 
 
  
 
3 mules, 4 yrs. old mare, 3 
yrs. old horse ahd 2 yrs. old 
mare for sale. Guy Orford, Cul- 
loden. : 
 
Mule for sale or trade for 
feeder cattle. M. H. Floyd, 
Cochran. ( 
 
1 gray mule, wt. 900 Ibs. 12 
yrs. old, plenty of life, cheap 
 
ma. Ellis Turner, Nicholls. 
 
_1 mare, 4 yrs. old, wt. 800. 
ibs. $100.00. Josan Geia, Law- 
renceville, = 
 
Fine sorrell mare mule, wt. 
yrs. old, $225.00; 850 
Work $85.00: pr. 
fine mares, 8 and 9 yrs. old, wt 
900 Ibs. $400.00. All work good 
anywhere. B. H. Holland, Dal- 
WON. a : 
 
1 pr. Iron Grey Tenn. mare 
mules, 4 yrs. old, wt. 950 to 1,- 
000 Ibs. Well broke. dbl. or 
single. Ist. class, $400.00 for pr 
 
mi. east of Sandersville. M. 
Newsome, Sandersville. 
 
Black horse mule. around 12 
 
good in every way, $150.00: 
also 1 black Jersey cow. fresh | 
March 18, with 3rd. ealf: and: 
10 bu. Crowder pveas. slightly 
mixed, $6.00 bu. 7 
east of Douglasville. 
 
E. 
Logan, Winston, Rt. 1. 
 
E. 
 
McDade, Fayetteville. 
 
Rt. 1 
 
mare colt. 
sen, Desoto. 
 
wagon: ahd 1 cow fresh in with 
C. W. Wynn. Law- 
 
renceville, Rt. 1. Box 135. 
 
  
 
Extra fine oIc. pigs, ready |  
 
500 Ibs. ea. $75.00 to $100.00; | 
 
|M. Burt, Ball Ground, Rt; 1. 
 
White Arti-' 
chokes. No orders accepted for | 
 
| Decatur. Rt. 1. 
 
miles sauth- |  
 
; 1 mare mule. wt. 900 Ibs. | 
Gentle, works anywhere: also 
j1.H wagon, 1 planter Cole 40, || 
eG cottonseed. fodder. corn. || 
 
_ 4 yrs. old, 1200 Th. mare, $125 | 
% mos, horse colt, $40.00: 7 mo. |} 
$15.00. George Lar- 
 
1. pr. black match horses. wt. || 
11150 Ibs: 1 2-horse Owensboro || 
1 litter of pure White Ches- | 
 
| 1 pr. heavy work mules and || 
{fine 4 yrs. old mare mule, also | 
pr. young mules. Sell or exe. | 
 
  
 
1 Plug mule, $25.00. Exc. for 
chickens or calves or anything 
can use. Ralph Brown, Gaines- 
Ville, Rt. 7. 
 
1 Black horse, 4 yrs. old, 
 
$75.00 at my home. Judson 
 
Tench, Demorset, Rt. 1. Ss 
 
1 Gray mare, wt. 1350, gentle 
work anywhere, age 9 yrs. $110 
 
at my barn, 4 miles west of. 
 
Irwinville. Tsaac 
 
Chula. 
RABBITS AND CAVIES 
FOR SALE | 
 
if 
 
Tucker, 
 
  
 
1 pr NZ white rabbits, ped. 
stock, 54% mos old, $5.00 exp. 
col. Early green okra, 35 cup- 
ful; Bermuda grass plants, $1. 
 
C; white feed sacks, 100 lb. cap |N 
 
Free of holes, 15 ea, plus post- 
ming, Rt. 5. 
 
6 mos. old, $5.00 pr; $2.75 ea; 
1 pr. purebred NZW rabbits, 15 
mos. old, $4.00 pr: $2.25 ea, 
Does mated. Henry Counts, 
Haralson. 
 
4 does and 1 buck 6 wks. old, 
 
from reg. NZW stock, $1.50 ea. 
 
H. A. Stahl, Moultrie. 
 
_ 3 rabbits, 1 yr. old NZ white 
and black, 2 does, 1 buck bred, 
een for lot. Check or money 
order, 
 
Cae 
 
  
 
MISCELLANEOUS 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
' Catnip, balm, 6 for 50c: Dbl, 
 
jtansy, 12 for 25c; peppermint, 
 
25 for 25c; Gem Everbearing 
and Red Gold strawberry 
 
3. 12 for 25; Dill seed. 
 
16c pkt. M. L. Eaton, Dahlon- 
ga, Rt. 1. 
 
Red sassafras, 20c ib: Black 
Walnut meats, $1.00 pt:. Black 
Haw root, 50c 1b: horseradish, 
50c doz: Calamous plants, 40c 
doz; extra yellow corn, ready 
for use in 60 days, Little White 
baby peas, long green. pod okra 
seed, 25c cupful. Add postage. 
Mrs. Presley Fowler, Diamond. 
 
Green onions, 
or eating, sassafras root, Red 
Oak bark, cherry bark, for cash 
or exc. for print seed sacks. 
Mrs. W. E. Wooten, Camilla. 
 
Print chicken feed sacks. 100 
Ib. cap. Large size, Fast color, 
 
35e ea. del: also s00d~ white | 
 
sacks, 20c ea. M. C. Coleman, 
Dawsonville, Rt.-1, : 
 
About 2000 stalks sugar cane, 
1 to 3 ft. Lot for $15.00. W. L. 
Wheeler, Macon, Rt. 5. | ~ 
 
at the farm. , Ge Thomas, 
Jacksonville, Rt. 1, Box 33. 
 
Free of hols,.15c ea. Mrs. C 
Masons imp. 
less than 25 Ibs, 6c Ib. for j00 
 
lbs. up; 7c Ib. for less than 100 
lbs.. All FOB. .E. J. Mason, 
 
Exe. s 
apples for print sacks, free of 
holes and nice. 
 
Box 84. 
 
25 to 35 hog feed sacks, 12c tobacco. 10 twists, $1.00: W 
 
ea. or exc. for equal value. O. 
S. Duggan, Chester. . 
_ 500 white chicken feed sacks, 
no holes, 13c ea. 100: Ib. cap: 
also 4 White Leghorn roos- 
 
ters, 50 White Leghorn hens, | 
Ralph Dangar, | 
 
good layers. 
Woodstock, Rt. 1. 
 
Cherry tree bark, 30c Ib: few | 
M. | tame cherry trees, 25c ea. E 
for some printed chicken feed 
 
sacks. Add postage. Mrs. Reba 
Davenport, Morganton, Rt. 1, 
Box 34. 2 
 
very gentle and weighs 900 lbs. |2 
 
age. Mrs. Otis Mashburn, Cum- |. 
 
-1 pr. purebred NZW rabbits, . 
 
J. L. Williams, Chipley. ro 
 
for planting 
 
_Ga. sugar cane, $1.50 per hun | 
 
_ White feed sacks, 100 Ib. cap. | 
 
15 lbs. nice sundried |1b 
 
3 of a kind. 
Mrs. James Turner, Blairsville, 
 
  
 
wt. Free of holes, 15 e 
lot of _10. No checks. a 
preferred. Add postage. M 
G. L. Childers, Gainesville, R 
White washed chicken fee 
sacks, 20c - Add postag 
checks. Ethel Crowe, Ga 
ville, Rt. 2. a 
 
Walnut meats, $1.00 pt; sas 
safras yellow roots, 4 lbs. $1.00 
Ginger lilies. 35c doz; Blue 
Bells ahd Fall Pinks, 35 dc 
Add postage to orders. N 
James Waters, Cleveland, 
Route. : Be 
 
Print chicken feed sacks, 19 
lb. cap. Free of holes, 35 
white chicken feed sack 
lb. cap. Free of holes, 20 
Add postage. Cash. No chk 
wT Crow, Gainesville, RFI 
 
0. 1. 
 
Some clean washed woo 
wee E. Bowman, Bu 
Ge, : 
 
LAS 
Red sassafras roots, lar 
 
small, in any amounts, 
 
on request. M. H. 
Wrightsville. : 
 
Cathip, peppermint, s 
mint, balm harehound tansy. 
yarrow, 35c doz. burs 
safras root, yellow root, Ele 
campane root, 35c lb; sag 
plants, well rooted, $2.00 do: 
garlic bulbs, $1.00 doz. Ad 
postage on small order. Mis 
 
. M. White, Dahlonega, Rt 
hk, Box 35. - 5 ae 
 
Print feed sacks, 39c- ea 
White feed sacks, 17c ea: | 
lard seed, $1.00 lb; Margiobe 
tomato seed, $2.00 ib; Stone 
 
1$1.75 Ib. Lee Crow, Gain 
 
ville, Rt. 2, Box 143. se 
 
Rooted sage plants, Wonde 
black. berries, 25c ea: straw: 
berry plants, 20_C; Rose cut 
 
cuttings, rooted, 25c ea: colla 
and pumpkin seed, 25c cupful 
PP. Mrs. H. V. Bivens, Ponde 
Springs, Rt. 1. Bos 
Garlic bulbs, horsemint, p 
permint, balm, 20c doz: ever 
bearing strawberries, blue ber= 
ries, 35c_doz. Mrs. D. M. Hol 
laway, Dahlonega, Rt! 1. 
 
Large sage plants, $1.00 doz 
dbl. tansy, 25c doz; dbl. oe 
 
doz: Sugar Pumpkin seed. 
 
pkt. Add postage. Mrs. S 
Gunter, Lawrenceville, Rt 
 
-Gourds. limited amount 
various sizes, charge extra fo 
cleaning and cutting: als 
Mammoth Perkins okra, lit 
ited amount. Write for prices 
Mrs. T. B. Thomas, Thor 
boro.  = 
 
Garlic bulbs, 25 doz. ani 
walnut meats $1.00 pt. P 
see Woodall, Lexington, Rt. 
 
x 
 
Print chicken feed sacks, 10( 
 
-{lb. cap. washed and iron, 
 
Add postage. Mrs. Rafe 
Thompson, Cumming, Rt. 5. 
_ Yellow root Catfoot. ye 
Dock, Wild Cherry bark, W: 
Hazel bark, Beerfoot  : 
 
| Queen of the Meadow, 30c Ib 
 
3 Ibs. for $1.00: Burdock, 
 
: Truckers Favorite | 
corn, 50c qt. No money orde 
Miss Vernon Stover. Pisgah. 
 
Birdock Yellow Docks,  
low Root. 30c lb: good 
 
Spine Cucumber seed, 
 
15 cupful: all colors Pr 
seed, mixed, 15c tbl. snoonful; 
Bachelor Buttons, 3 colors, 
cup. Exe. for print feed sac 
Mrs. R. . Stover. Pisgah 
 
25 fat hens, $1.50 ea; Mat 
and Dipper gourd seed, 15 02; 
 
. |Several thousand gourds 
 
safras root. Red Oak | 
Cherey Bark, 30 Ibi 
white sacks, 5c ea. L 
 
  
 
Wooten, Camilla.  
 
  
 
 Cattle 
 
in the offering. Write. 
Box 23. 
 
| Adderholdt, Gainesville. 
 
  
 
| for dairy cows or heifers. J. A. |) 
_ Shropshire, Chickamauga. __ 
 
  
 
Stock Yards, Vidalia, on 
Collins,  ees 
 
A Livestock Auction Sale. will be held at 
Northeast Georgia Fair Ground, Gainesville, 
day, March 23; beginnin 
 
Sale 
 
An Auction Sale of Reg. Polled Hereford Cattle 
will be held at the Livestock Auditorium, Moultrie, 
Friday, March 23. Choice Georgia Bred P: 
bulls and 30 open heifers from famous Gill Ranch 
W. E. Aycock, Moultrie. 
 
ed 
 
Fri- 
 
g at 1 P. M. Herbert | 
 
A Purebred Cattle Sale, offering 12 bulls ; 
26 cows and heifers, will be held at the 
 
March 28th, P. B 
 
  
   
   
 
WANTED | 
 
  
 
100 Ib., 
12%e by 
il. Money order accepted. 
 
Cc. W, Price, Cedartown, 
 
ite feed sacks, 
Free of holes, 
 
Queen of the 
 
Wild Cherry Bark, 
Ilin leaves, Red Sassafras 
t- Bac 1b: 5 Ibs. for $1.00; 
nip, horehound, peppermint, 
 
S C. Hester, 
hlonega, Rt. 1 
 
chicken feed 
* nwashed, 15c 
Perral Pike, Columbus. 
 
44 crop Black Walnuts. 20 
_ dry, unhulled, $1.50 bu. 
Garrett, Fort 
 
2 
 
2 smoked hams, 40c lb; a 
 
oked shoulders, 35c lb. 
Kinsman. Jackson. 
 
CAN MEATS: 
 
any. Rt. 2 Box 446, 
 
EE SUPPLIES: 
New 8 frame hive, glass ob- 
rvation  and supers, $8,00 
OB. J. Manley, Atlanta, 
Flora ee CES 
rellow Root, Wild Cherry 
k, sassafras. root, 15c 1b: 
low a 20e lb: Black 
_ Rattleweed root, 
25c lb 
 
J ackson, Ranger, 
 
s White sacks, 20c: 100 lb. feed 
sacks, 15c ea; want peas for 
good hay: also have Hastings 
white prolific seed corn and 
 
ellow for sale: $1.50 pk. Do-- 
 
= Tania; 
 
Small Round gourds, 5c ea. 
_ s. John Weaver, Temple, Rt. 
 
Whubarb or pie plant, 20c bu: 
Iso horseradish, 15 bunch. 
 
-ehecks. Add postage. Mrs. 
|. H. Wright, Ellijay. Rt. 2, 
}0x ae 
 
Garlic bulbs, 50c doz; pump- 
in seed. 25c cupful: about 1 
dried shuck- beans. Exe. 
dried anples--or peaches 
e of weevil or anything can 
Add postage. Mrs. B. J. 
Talker, Blairsville, Rt. 4, 
 
About 100 good burlap feed 
acks, 3c ea. Jack Dukes, At- 
OM. Alta Place, NW. Bel. 
 
rinted sacks, washed, free 
holes, 35c ea; white sacks, 
a.. not washed. Add post- 
Yr Clarence Hears 
mming, Rt. 5. 
 
-rint chicken feed seks 100 
cap. Washed - and free of 
 
es, aie 
m: ood, Cumming, Rt. 1. 
 
3 bu. large Black Walnuts, 
 
in hull. whole lot, $1.50. You 
ay exp. from Gresston. J. A, 
mberly.. Empire, Rt. 1. 
 
Home made sage, $1.00 Ib. 
eee. Parcel Post. Mariole 
Brown, Richland, Rt. 3. 
 
White chicken feed sacks, 
ashed. 30c ea. vlus postage. 
Urs cya Pirkle, Flowery 
 
  
 
"MISCELLANEOUS 
WANTED 
 
  
 
WATERMELON SEED 
NTED: 
 
aa lbs. Black Diamond water 
melon seed. Turner, 
Mapk.  
LESPEDEZA SEED 
 
ANTED: | 
 
Want to buy 4000 Ibs. les- 
 
edeza seed. Quote best price. 
 
. Fair, Macon, Box 671. 
 
D_RIPPER 
 
Want 3 bu. Red Ripper peas. 
Please quote price and send 
sample. eS Bort Morrow. 
 
AS. 
~ Want 
for seed, at once. 
ine, Rt. 1. 
 
ant 1 bu. Velvet beans. 
ey -Hancock, Moeutric, Rt. 
 
Y% pu. Velvet beans 
G. H. Hart, 
 
Want Fla. Speckled Velvet 
 
beans for seed, also some West 
 
ndia yam (called sometimes) 
arbados potatoes. E. M. 
wlins, McRae. Rt. 2. | 
 
Want 14 
kin Crowder peas for seed. 
Peyton, Palmetto, Rt. 1. 
 
Want exc. field grown roses, 
fan Fleet. Cherokee pink and 
hite,. red, yellow, vink 
et oh others for- peas, 
t beans. or. cash. Mrs. 
 
C.* Florence. Durand 
 
pee ee peas. 
: . She- tee Willard Wooten, Camil-| 
 
. |efgs: 
 
ea, Add postage. O. 
 
| State prices. 
 
bu: or more Silver: 
 
Want some White Willow | 
Leat -butterbeans. J. F. Ben- 
son, Louisville, Rt. 3. oe 
 
BEES AND BEE | | 
SUPPLIES WANTED: 
 
Want buy or rent 100 hives 
of bees to be used in orchard 
for about 10 days in April. 
Advise what you have. C. M. 
Miller. Cornelia. 
 
Want __ some _ bees, 
Jabout 50 mi. ~ Suches. 
kind of hives and price. 
Lunsford, Suches, 
 
within 
State 
J. W. 
 
ees 
 
CORN AND SEED 
 
CORN WANTED: 
 
Want 1% bu. Hastings pure 
yellow. prolific corn, also 100 
Ibs. DPL No. 14 cottonseed, 
 
| pure, treated. State prices del, 
 
L. B. Mays, Ringgold, Rt. 
 
Want 10 or 15 lbs., good non: 
 
eorn, shelled or on: cob. B. R. 
 
-|Pearson, Kennesaw. Rt. 1. 
 
Want old virginal hard. var.., 
white cob seed corn. Send | A 
sample!on cob, price, ete. : 
E. Carter, Norman Park, Rt. 1. 
 
EGGS. WANTED: 
 
Want 2 settings of white 
Cornish eggs, full stock. Ste- 
phen T. Biggers, Atlanta, 469 
10th St. NW. 
 
Want exc. very fine str. M. BB: 
turkey eggs for a few pure- 
bred. -White Emden goose 
aes exchange, or will 
buy. L. Martin. Hapeville, 
PO Box oe : 
 
Want 30 M. B. big bone tur- 
key eggs. State price and when 
you can ship. Louis Stahl, 
Moultrie, Hillcrest. 
 
GOURDS WANTED: 
Want some _ gourds, 
sweetshrub seed pods and 
jsweetgum. Will exe. vegeta- 
ble and: flower plants in sea- 
son. Hubert Chambers, _ Can- 
ton, Box 488. 
 
Want Martin gourds, 
size, preferably already cut 
and dried. J. E.: Ingram, Li- 
thonia, Rt. 3. Box 25. 
 
Want sev. Martin gourds, 
also 
bit. John Homer Youmans, 
Swainsboro. Rt. 4. 
 
PEANUT SEED WANTED: 
 
Want some good, sound 
Spanish peanut seed. L. LL. 
Pearman, Pavo, Rt. 1. / 
 
POTATO SEED WANTED: 
 
 Want 25 bu. sweet. potatoes 
for bedding. Must be Govt. 
insp. 13 bu. Copper Skin, 12 
bu. Red Skin. State best prices 
 
1H. C. Ledford, Maysville. 
 
Want some Irish potato seed, 
White Star or Mountain po- 
tato, pure, not. mixed with 
other kinds. Want 2 to 5 bu. 
Write. H. M. Abernathy, Sau- 
tee, Rt. 1, Box 28, 
 
PLANTS. TREES, ETC., 
WANTED: 
 
Want 
roots or crowns. J. E. Eubanks, 
Augusta, 929 Heard Avenue. 
 
Exe. large, red pareching var.., 
shelled peanuts for Mastodon 
or Klondike strawberry plants, 
L. H. Cousins, Greenville. 
 
Want 100.000 P. R. potato 
plants April Ist to 15th dei; 
also want 2 bu. Chufas. and 1 
 
Kudzu crowns. J. H. Tur- 
 
Iner. Mauk. 
 
- Want some peach and plum 
trees, 1 ae 2 yrs. old stock. 
Quote. H. L. Williams, Baxley. 
 
- Want pecan trees, Gov. insp.. 
 
Schleys and Stuarts. also 100. 
 
each. Eldorado _ blackberry, 
Thornless boysenberry, Mas- 
todon and Big Gem strawberry. 
 
Mrs, S, Hedden. 
Atlanta, Rt. 6. 
 
|SACKS WANTED: 
 
Exe. new bushel gourd seed 
for white feed sacks, unwash- 
ed: 20 seed for 1 sack, in good 
a Each., pay postage. Mrs. 
2 
 
Exe. Orange Day lilies or 
white jonquils for print sacks, 
3 of a kind: 6 doz. bulbs for  
sacks. Ea., pay postage. Mrs. 
 
1 Leola Price, Gainesville, Rt. 1. 
 
Want 100 lb. cap. white 
chicken feed sacks, unwashed, 
free of holes; will pay 10c ea., 
and postage. Want as many as 
25. Mrs. Pauline Patterson. 
Rising Fawn, Rt. 3. : : 
 
Want 100 to 200 burlap and 
white feed sacks. 100 lb. cap.. 
at 3% ea., and delivery chgs. 
ies Maud Hamby, Green- 
ville. 
 
SEED WANTED: 
 
Want 7,000 lbs.. recleaned 
Kobe | lespedeza seed. Quote 
price in letter, or wire. Her- 
 
  
 
bert H Aderholdt, Gainesville, 
PO Box 44. 
 
Want some Calbash gourd 
 
+streaked preferred. Mrs. 
 
also- 
 
large | 
 
young, white buck rab- | 
 
quantity of Kudzu 
 
{BEE SUPPLIES WANTED: 
 
Creamre. Hazlehurst, Rt. 
 
  
 
Want 100 tbs. Kobe lesped- 
eza seed or mixture of Kobe. 
 
|Must be good seed and at rea- 
 
sonable price. GE 
 
Write, 
Martin, Blythe. : 
 
Want ee Queen water-. 
s 
 
melon seed, 
Era and mixed peas. 
Stansell, Andersonville. 
 
o Brab, New 
de 
 
Want while and col. Half {48 
 
Runner bean seed and col. 
bunch butter bean seed, also 
2 or 3 lbs.-country butter, some 
country cured  _side-meat, 
Ollie 
Puckett, Dalton, 608 Oak St. 
 
Want the old fashioned 
 
peach tomato (the tomato that 
grows about the size of an Eng 
 
lish peach and ripens red and 
fuzzy like a peach) seed. E. B. 
Taylor, Milner. 
 
CANE SEED WANTED: 
 
Want 60 lbs. Red Top sor- 
 
ghum cane seed, that kind that 
 
aes syrup. Quote best Berek 
L. Rozar, Baxley, Rt. 
 
SYRUP WANTED:- 
 
Want 1 ease of 1944 thick, 
sugar cane syrup, 6 gal. to 
ease. State price, etc. 
 
Ave. 
 
TOBACCO WANTED: 
 
Want 50 lbs, Ga. tobacco. 
State price and grade.: W. C. 
Whitley, LaGrange, Rt. 3. . 
 
CORN AND SEED 
CORN WANTED: 
 
Want pure Marlboro seed 
eorn. State price FOB parcel 
post: also have for sale, collard 
olants, 50 for T5c: 25c -C: 
4 FOB. A. -C. Lang, Elmo- 
 
el, 
 
WOOL WANTED: 
 
Want small quantity wool 
from black sheep. Advise price 
and amount available. Charles 
 
-Neal, Demorest. 
 
LESPEDEZA SEED WANTED 
 
Want 500 lbs, Kobe lesped- 
eza, State price. Ben R. Tan- 
 
nes Sandersville, RFD 1, Box 
 
Want 2 tons each, Kobe and 
 
Korean lespedeza seed, clean |B 
 
combine run. Make best_price. 
Del. or at farm. J. A. 
shire, Chickamauga. 
SEED WANTED: ee 
- Want White Half Runner 
bean seed. Mrs. N. C. Faulk- 
ner, Lula. . 
PLANTS WANTED: : 
Want about 2,000 sweet po- 
tato plants about 2nd. or 3rd. 
of April. Mrs. Blanche Blitch, 
Homerville. Box 91. 
 
POTATOES WANTED:  
 
Want old fashion Blue Span- 
ish vem potatoes: also Cushaw 
seed, E. Jaekson, Lawrence- 
ville, Ri 1. 
 
SEED WANTED: -  \ 
 
. Want, to. buy a 
Old Fashion | Wilts . Running 
butterbeans, for planting. Exe. 
dried apples lb. for Ib. Hach 
 
pay postage. Mrs. W. M. Tay-. 
 
lor, Clarkesville. 
 
' Want to hear from party at 
once who has tobacco seed for 
sale. Quote price. R. L. Griffin 
Madison, PO. 372 
 
BEAN AND 
PEAS WANTED: 
 
Want to buy 100 bu. New 
Era. peas. Pay $5.50 bu. for 
good quality. Send sample. T. 
G. Ballard. Moultrie. 
 
HONEY BEES AND 
 
Want to buv 100 colonies. of 
honey bees. ~ Write what you 
have to offer and best price. 
O. H. Bradbury, Bogart. 
 
Want 2 frame honey extrac- 
tor. State price ene condition. 
See or write. J. Y. Keen. Dub- 
lin, 603 N. Church Street. 
 
SACKS WANTED: 
 
- Want printed feed _ sacks. 
Write first and state price and 
number of each kind available. 
Mrs. E. W. Hinton, Pembroke. 
 
15 print chicken feed sacks. 
3 of a kind. without holes. un- 
washed. Make best offer. Mrs. 
 
Wy Barrell Ellayille, Rt. 3. 
 
Want ovrinted Bator: feed 
sacks. 100 Ib. size, unwashed 
and free of mildew. Mrs. L. 
Pitts, Smithville, Rt. 2. 
 
PLANTS WANTED: 
 
Want 3000 potato slips by 
April 15. Rrefer old fashion 
bunch: yams. State price and 
location in reply- G. W. Tan- 
ton, Colas 4001 Holly Ave. 
 
sHED WANTED: 
 
Want some corn broom seed. 
Miss Alice George, Roopville, 
 
Want, od. 
 
Want lespedeza seed, peas, 
and Velvet beans. State pr ice. 
J. J z Outen, Mannassa,_ Rt 
 
R. 
 
i. S; 
Barley, Rossville, 1424 McFar- 
land : 
 
| Bartow Street. 
 
$2.00. 
 
Shrop- | 
 
Jat home. 
 
few. Ibs. -of. 
 
_| ters, 
 
Want sev. hives honey bees. 
Write what you have, best 
price and route directions. Mrs. 
M. H. Patillo. Red Oak. 
 
BUTTER WANTED: 
Want 3 lbs. butter ea. week. 
Pay in advance. Also will sell 
 
Fee. OIC. bred sow for $65.00. 
48, Dukehart, Decatur, Box 
 
  
 
FOS FOR SALE, 
 
  
 
BABY CHICKS AND 
BANTAMS FOR SALE: 
 
1944 hatch Golden Sebright 
Bantam roosters, $2.00 ea. FOB 
 
Send money order. Malcolm 
McMillan, Bartow, P. O. Box 
 
4a: 
oF Baby chicks: Georgia Silvers, 
 
a new breed, color of lead and 
darker. Pullets lay like Leas 
horns. make 2 Ib. friers at 
 
wks. 20c ea. FOB: also have 
high grade New Hampshire 
chicks, 20c ea. All chicks from 
blood tested hens. E. R. Smith, 
pecatur, 311 Superior, De 
 
2 purebred Dark Cane 
antam cockerels. 10 mos. ald. 
$1.50 ea. E. S. Winn Jr., Fitz- 
gerald, 302 South Johnson St. 
 
14 common Bantam hens, 50 
ea: 2 white roosters, 75c ea., 
 
| plus shipping charges. Mrs. W. 
 
W. Scott. Thomasville, 111 
 
Several trios small show line 
white leghorn bantams, great 
layers. $5.00 trio. Del. John 
ert Mountain View, Ca. 
 
RI Red chicks frees my na- 
tional egg laving contest Red 
hens, 201 ue 283 ege pedigree, 
85c ea. U. S. certified pullor- 
um clean: also hatching eggs, 
17144 ea. U. S. certified pul- 
lorum clean. J. L. Whitten, 
Lithonia, Chupp Rd., He. 1832. 
 
8 small sized mixed, 1 yr. 
old bantam hens, $7.00 PP. in 
Ist. and 2nd zones. Paul L. 
McWilliams, Lithonia, Rt. 3. 
 
ARRED. WHITE AND 
OTHER ROCKS: 
 
8 young BR hens beginning 
to lay and 1 rooster, $2.09 ea. 
Mrs. Alice Strick- 
land, Cabaniss, Rt. 
 
12 BR. hens, 1-yr. ae laying 
now. $2.00 ea. ted place. No 
checks. Mrs. R. L. Day, Dames 
Ferry. 
 
BRAHMAS: 
 
1 large light Brahma -cock- 
erel. $3.00: 1 smaller one. $2.00 
FOB: eggs, 15: for $2.00 del. 
T. J. Steed, Buena Vista. 
 
CORNISH. GAMES 
AND GIANTS:. 
 
ready for service. $2.00 ea: 
pure Guernsey male, 22 mos. 
old. well marked, ready for 
service. H. _W. Thurmond. 
Farmingtoy, Rt, 1, 
 
1 Dark Cornish purebred 
blood tested rooster, $3.50: also 
 
erel, 7 mes. $2.50. Shipped in 
light crates. FOB. No checks, 
Mrs, Ro. Chatham, Adairs- 
 
i ville, Rt. 2. 
 
6 young Dark Cornish hens, 
 
|now laying: also voung rooster, 
 
$3.00 or the lot for $15.00. No 
checks. Shipped in light crates. 
HOB: 2 Mrs. 2: Sanders, 
Vienna. 
 
8 white Jersey Giant roos- 
7 mos. old. purebred. $3 
oa J. W. Bell, Hartwell, Box 
 
Pr pure Fit Games. one stag 
and nice young hen. Sell or 
trade the pr. for a nice 2 vrs. 
old Game rooster that weighs 
514 lbs. or over: also 1 Dead 
Game brood cock. $3.00. Would 
trade him for 3 Pit Game hens. 
C. L. Griffin, Gainesville. Oak 
Street. 
 
5 young white Clarette game 
hens: 5 mixed and 1*pure Ginn 
Gray, Red Bird and 1 Clarette 
rooster cressed. 18 mos. old.. 
$25.00 for the lot here. Mrs. 
Sallie Giles, Douglasville, Rt. 2. 
 
LEGHORNS: 
 
18 WL hens, Grade 4AAAA, 
excellent Jayers, $2.00 ea. F. V. 
Yancev, Atlanta, 568 Page Ave 
NE., He. 1538. 
 
50 white Leghorn  pullets, 
4A grade, 11 mas. old. 90% lay- 
ing. Come see them, $1.75 ea. 
Hugh Bowling, Franklin 
Springs. 
 
15. Brown -Leghoerns, 3A, 
$1.50 ea: 15 Brown Leghorns 
and Game miged. $1.50 ea: all 
for $40.00. L. R. Jackson, Bax- 
ley, Rt. 4. 
 
very best 4A grade. laying now 
80%. $2.00 ea; $165.00 for the 
lot. Buyer. to furnish oe 
 
  
 
_ Mrs. Ida Carson, Griffin, Rt. C 
 
fand Silver: Kings, 
 
| Homers, 
 
pr; 
 
Pure Dark Cornish eockerels, | 
 
purebred Dark Cornish cock- S 
 
  
 
20 to 25 White 
about 1 yr. old,  
also about 25 WL 
mos. old, beginning 
$1.25 ea., if all are t 
not ship. 6 Ruth 
Butler, Rt. 
 
2 extra ne large, 6 lb. 
Leghorn roosters, March 
hatch, #2. 00 ea. 
 
W. eee oe Cairo, Rt 
 
50 Brown Leghorn he ns 
ing, $1.50 ea. Not 
Brown Leghorn eggs, is 
Mrs. S.; R. Harden; Surre 
 
2 blood tested BW. 
Danish Brown Legh 
erels, 1944 hatch $2.00 ea 
my farm. Roy CoG 
Dawson, Rt. 
ic 
 
1 nice purebred Black 
orca rooster, hatched las 
$3.50 exp. col. Mone 
No checks. Mrs. J. 
Decatur, 525 Fonee 
Place. 
 
ORPINGTONS: 
 
April 1943 h igh 
clean, laying 60%. 
my home. Mrs. 
Carlton, Box 204. 
 
PEAFOWLS. PHRASAN 
PIGEONS, QUAIL: 
 
Thoroughbred, J. 
Lafayette. 
 
Aristcerat pigeons: W 
Am 
Giant Homers, French 
Mondain, large size ai 
 
blocky type. Extra fast > 
 
ers, good feeders, prod 
 
lb. squabs or larger. W. 
prices. J. H. Barr. ae 
 
1 pr, of Giant Wh 
Mondaines, well 
banded very gentle, 
$4.00: also few general n 
 
squabing 
sonable price. No pe 
L. Brantley, wis 
 
Blue aeac Mode 
Black Schietti- 
$3.00 pr; Silver King c 
ea: Bronze Gazzi cock 
ea: Red: Gazzi hen, $1. 
King cocks, stock. $2. 
$3.00 ea. Henry W. Rl 
LaGrange, 614 Winzor 
 
/REDS (NEW HAMPSHIRE 
 
AND RHODE ISLANDS 
ae fine, choice uniform 
 
. Red pullets. and: 1G 
nor all April 1944 hateh, 
crated for exp. shipm 
W. Boone, Newser. 
 
4 Se RI 
 
All oe no culls: 
 
mos. old, other, 23 
Send coons. 
Vidalia, 405 Church 
 
Choice Parmenter 
March 1944 hatch coc. 
direct stock, $2, 50 e 
Neal, Tiger. 
 
1 fine AAA RI Re 
 
1% yrs. old, $3.00, or ex 
 
guinea hens? Mrs. is 
tin, Dallas, Rt. 3. 
 
12 NH Red hens, 19 
AAA cert., and culle 
PO Any order. Expre 
lect. 1 1944 hatch roost 
hen. $3.00 extra. M: 
B. King, Adel, Eighth 
 
15 AAAA RI Red yt 
lets, mostly laying a 
rooster. same age, all 
at vard. or crate for $1.7: 
FOB: also 12 Rices b 
WL yr. old hens. $1. 
$1.50 ea erated, FOB. J. Ss 
Jasper, Rt. 3. a 
 
TURKEYS. GUINEAS, 
GEESE, eae ET! 
 
1 M. 1944 hatch to 
6 hens. 00 ea. John 
nett, Vienna, Rt. 3. . 
 
2 Bronze turkey h ns 
hatch, 13 lbs. or more, $6. 
1 unrelated Red Bou 
1944 hatch. $8.00. 
separatelv. Mrs. Lesl 
Dawson, Rt.1. 
 
16 Muscovy duce. 
1943 and 1944 hatch, 
and ducks, $16.00: fe S 
guineas, soon lay. $10. 
lot. Mrs. J. W. Clark, G: 
 
  
 
POULTRY WAN 
 
  
 
BANTAMS WANTED: 
 
88 young white Leghorn hens | th 
 
tams, not even 2 
 
  
 
i tew _ rnaned J tee 
 
  
    
 
  
 
CAPONS WANTED: 
Want 2 or 3 WR or other 
 
kind of capons. Mrs. 
Z Prophitt, Chipley, Rt. 3. 
 
AMES WANTED: 
 
ant some pit game cocks, 
not over 3 yrs. old, wt. 6 Ibs., 
or over, good plumage. feet, 
911 and spurs. Pay express 
$1.00 lb. Write or phone. 
Dudley. Price. Atlanta, 1678 
mory Rd. NE. 
 
ant 3 PB Blue pit game 1 
 
d hens: must be the long- 
 
aa type and of dark Blue 
Oe ch. Wieging, en 
 
Want intge flocks of hens. 
Pa ae price. > eC; 
 
= Queen watermelon 
State price. Earnest 
 
in healt cond., wt. abode 
8 lbs. Ship, exp. collect. 
e wt. and price. Mrs. W. C. 
alton, DeSota 
YANDOTTES WANTED: 
 
ant about 50 Silver Lace} E 
 
-also 1 common bantam 
ter, fe ECM 
Dublin, Rt:.2 
 
  
 
  
 
a ant, - -man encumbered, to 
end flowers and vegetabie 
arden, look after chickens, in 
 
urn for. board cee pt 
 
aa Lee man, will: 
to work. good home and 
would like to be able 
ve. small tractor and ear 
ot necessary. Charles 
 
ran settled - white eonian 
ve an lees and ae with 
 
ant eeehc ed dees man, 
 
1 salary, house with city 
 
and electric lights. Only 
 
_and tegen need apply. 
 
oberds Dairy. N. Roberds. 
 
a Be oR 2K Soo 
a 3 @ 
 
-|iabor. 
 
ene 
 
M. Mor-: 
 
  
 
Want man with nursery mand 
 
cae experience. Month- 
 
J. ly salary. Bart Powell, Athens, 
 
Rt. 3 
 
1 horse or 2 horse crop to 
a good man on 3rds and 4ths. 
4-room house: on school bus 
line and mail route. Also good 
ee Tate Smith, Gainesville, 
 
Want 6 families as Wase 
hands or share croppers on my 
farm. Good community. of peo- 
ple, close to church and school; 
and want man that can operate 
cultivator tractors, keep up 
farm machinery and handle 
 Will furnish house, 
wood. .and pay good salary. W. 
 
{t. Clemones,. Rome, Rt. 3, 
phone County 2705. 
 
Want good honest woman to 
do farm work and jive as one 
of the family. Good home and 
good salary. Write Mrs. Beat- 
rice Moses. Atlanta, 751 Wind- 
SOFsot. OW. = 
 
Want . cropper, halves or 
shares for 2H farm, on school 
bus rt.. and near church. good 
land. Could use day hands also 
Grady Adair, Rutledge, Rt. 1. 
 
Want small colored family. 
245 miles southeast of College 
 
|Park at Abercrombie Dairy 
 
Farm. Mrs. G. W. Abercrom- 
 
bie, College Park, Rt. 2. 
 
Want man to work garden, 
50x100 ft. on halves. All seeds 
furnished near Buckhead. 
Please advise. Mrs. C. R. Kraus 
Atlanta. 156 Lindber eh Dr., N: 
 
Ch. 5977. 
 
Want farmer immediately 
for 1 H crop in Long County 
with 4.6 acre tobacco. Furnish 
land, tools, -plants, 
 
half commercial fertilizers 
 
fused, Any additional work-will 
 
pay at rate of $2.00 dav. Must 
 
be able to run self. All _let- ft 
 
ters answered. Byrom M. Fitz- 
gerald, Ludowici. 
 
 Want family to cultivate a1 
 
or 2 H crop on 50-50 basis, 3- |: 
 
room. house with electric lights 
4 miles SE. of Buchanan and 
 miles north of Bremen on 
hwy. Will furnish supplies 
and a cow. H. L. H=mmond, 
Bremen, Rt. 2, Box 193. 
 
-Want man to work on farm 
for part time wages, or halves. 
Just man and wife, or with 1 
child. W. H. Thompson, At- 
lanta, 940 Glenwood Ave., S 
 
Want small_ family to do 
 
{farm work. Small house (now |. 
 
et Salary paid weekly. 
: k. E. Carter, Norman Park, Rt. 
 
Want good man for 65 A. 
farm, near Lavonia. 
 
rent. See, near Whitworth 
 
School House: Mrs. J. M. Mar: |< 
trett Lavonia, Rt. 12s : 
 
Notice To Farmers  
 
>R SERVE SEED CONTAINERS wie TAG FOR 
FUTURE IDENTITY  
 
Pex [ps order to get full protection aides the. new 
seed law itis important for you to keep the container 
in which you buy your planting seed. ms 
 
 Be sure to Keep the Tag also if package i is tagged 
 
ies you ae retain enough of the seed in the pack- 
e for Analysis by the State Laboratory later, should 
 
run into trouble with 
 
bad seed. 
 
'Bhe State Seed Analyst. reeommends that you 
aay 1% pound from ha sat of less than 100 
 
TOM LINDER, 9s 
 
Commissioner of Agriculture. 
 
|eulars. 
 
all on 50-50 basis. 
 
_|tivate big -1 
basis, good land, 3-room house, 
 
seed ' and 
 
lfew. vegetables. 
ton, Bolingbroke. 
 
Standing 
 
  
 
  
 
7 acres under fence rent free 
for 1 year, also free wood for 
own use, 6 R. 2-story house: 
oats on part of land now, to 
reliable caretaker. For parti- 
 
write. J. B. Baker, 
Folkston. eS * 
 
Want good farmer for 1 H 
crop, good 3-toom house, lights 
and wood furnished; have trac- 
tor and tools, can operate in 
community, fine proposition, 
D. VY. Ross, 
Dunwoody. 
 
Want 2 col. families for gen. 
work on farm, live on place, 10 
miles, Atlanta, near school bus 
and church, yr. round work. 
good working conditions. C. a 
 
Cavender, College Park, e 
 
Ra 5288. 
 
Want white woman to Alive 
on place and help with farm 
 
work. Might be able to use two | 
 
women. Must be healthy and 
no bad habits, private room 
 
and board and salary furnish-t 
 
ed. Mrs: Royal Terrell, At 
 
lanta; Rt. 3, 
 
1 or 2 H farm for rent, a 
basis, good mules, good land. 
good 4-room house; also 2 good 
wage hands, part crop or full 
wages. A. S. Hicks, Adel. . 
 
Want man with stock to 
work 2 H farm, one who can 
finance self, will rent for cot- 
 
ton. Farm 10 miles NW. Grif-/{ 
 
fin. Mrs. F. G. Underwood. 
1163 Astor Ave., SW., Griffin. 
 
Want reliable family to cul- 
H erop on 50-50 
 
barn, pasture, garden, wood, 
water, on school bus rt. 7 miles 
from Canton. Work furnished 
when not needed in i Noel 
Payne, Canton, Rtv 35 
 
Want settled _ . woman 
or farm work, good home and 
salary. Reply at once to Mrs. 
Clarice Kent Rowland, Wrights 
ville, c/o Judge J; . Kent. 
 
Want share | cropper on 50- 50 
basis, cultivate 1 or 2 H-crop; 
white or colored, on school bus 
and RFD rt. Will finance until 
crop: made.-d.- C; Tareise ae 
Donough, . Box 66. 
 
Want man and wife or wo- 
man and son with no bad hab- 
its to live in home with modern 
conveniences and -help with 
livestock, strawberries, and a 
Ce G: Bying- 
 
Want_ family to farm 50-50 
basis, also day work or farm 
basis, also day orchard, good 4+ 
room house, furnished, near 
church and ene oe rt. Write 
or see at once. Nutt<or.. 
Luella. 
 
Want men and women to 
 
work on farm, will pay good 
 
ooo Write L. B B. Adams, Rt. 
. Dunwoody. : 
 
Want small family for share 
crop, 50-50 basis, or man for 
wages. Reasonable salary and 
ere Cua; Bennett, - Lilburn, 
 
Want family cite 1 hand or 
more to plow to do general 
farm work by day: also want 
colored woman, milk 1 cow, do 
general work. Pay .by week, 
Write at once to J. E. zpeke: 
Butler, Reed, : 
 
Want share cropper for 2 H 
 
or 1 H farm using tractor or |. 
 
mules to cultivate. Prefer 1] 
familiar with tractor and can 
use some time on other: farms. 
Good productive land and 
quarters. All crops planted ex- 
cept tobacco. Located 5 miles, 
south Tennille. on mail and 
school route. W. B. Ouzts, Ten- 
 
  
 
  
 
KET BULLETIN, 222 
 
Wednesday, March 21, 
received after this date 
 
ING STATIONS, 
 
ini Ga.,. ete, 
 
the past several weeks, 
 
  
 
  
 
Farm Land Issue March 2 
 
~ Our Special Farm Land Supplement 
be published March 28; Farms for Sale , Hor 
Rent, Wanting to Rent and Buy, and In Ex 
change For notices MUST REACH THE. MAR 
 
STATE CAPITOL, AT 
 
| LANTA, not later than Wednesday, March Ze 
We go to PRESS with this special edition 0 
 
and any Land N tice 
(March 21) will ne 
 
sarily have to be OMITTED from. publicati 
= Notices for this Land Issue must not exce 
fifty-five (55) wordsthis to include both name 
and address. Notices will be CUT to meet the 
requirements, if necssary. SPACE IS LIMITED 
POSITIVELY NO REAL ESTATE nor RE. 
ESTATE AGENTS nor CITY PROPERTY, FILI 
STORE HOUSES, 
BUSINESS PROPERTY, 
STATE PROPERTY notices will be published- 
however, notices will be carried OF GEORGI 
LAND and PROPERTY for owners who for an 
reason are not in the State at,this time, if th 
_jand is properly described as to location, count; 
 
nor 
 
If you have submitted a Land Notice with 
 
do not send in another 
 
as all such notices on hand will be published 
_SEND IN YOUR FARM NOTICE IMMEDIA YE 
 
Elizabeth Hynds, Editor-Bulletin. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
- POSITIONS WANTED : 
 
  
 
~Young man with oi and. 
child wants job on farm driv- 
ing tractor and -truck for 
$3.50 day. See me 4 miles from 
Graymont near Durdenville. 
Bill Hooks. Graymont, RED de 
 
Want job as a barn black- 
 
smith. Willie Clayton, ey 
 
ette, 
Want dairy farm. or dairy 
 
and poultry farm with stock | 
 
and tools. 2 ee -to work. 
Shares. Write. F. Williams, 
Thunderbolt. 
 
Man with small family 
wants 1 horse farm on shares, |: 
3 or 4-room house.. Can do ex- 
tra day work when not in crop. 
 
Must be within 50 miles of At- 
 
lanta. Want to move by Mar. 
 
15. Paul Heys, Atlanta, 61 
Pryor St., SW ee 
 
Want small erop, fair Hoes: 
good pasture and outbuildings 
 
ens. Prefer north of - ~Macon. 
 
trent-to C. . Morris, Atlant 
663 Daron on. Circle, NE. = 
 
fective immed iately and 
 
July 1, 1945. 
 
Georgia courts. 
Commissioner of 
 
ee \ 
 
  
 
nille, Rt. 2  
 
7 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
|Ave.,; 
 
for raising yearlings and chick-* 
 
Write description and best cash: 
 
POSITIONS WANTED 
 
  
 
Young white man and wi 
no children, want job on f 
part crop and part time wor 
can drive truck or tracto 
want 3 rooms in or a 
 
{Stone Mt. or Decatur. A 
 
Alton A. Pruitt, Marietta, 
 
Want job looking after f 
or running grist mill et 
will take small farm, nea 
lanta. W. D. Smith, Tenni 
 
Married man, while. wit 
small children wants 108 
farm. Wages or shares.. 
Jones, Osean 2 
 
Man and son wie S 
farm, with good house, 
wood, good land, gentle 
or hoe crop and other  
farm work, feed calves, 
chickens, ete., with. good 
We G. Ferguson, Dahlo eg 
 
World War. a: veteran | alo 
wants job as carekeeper 
light farm work. No he: 
work. State wages in 1st 
 
  
 
ter. William: pees 1 
P.O: Box Le es 
 
NOTICE. TO SEED DEALERS. 
AND SEED MANUFACTURERS 
 
The Georgia Legislature has. Just pained la 
requiring feed manufacturers, feed jobbers and fe 
distributors and also seed wholesalers and retai 
to register with the Commissioner of Agricultur 
obtain a license without charge. The seed law 
 
 feed law is. effe: 
 
The laws also require out of state feed ps 
facturers and seed dealers to designate an agent 
Georgia on whony process and s : 
 
Such agent to be approved b 
Agriculture. 
 
TOM LINDER, ~.. 
 
Commissioner of Agriculture. 
 
  
 
  
 
GEORGIA AUCTION MARKETS. LIVESTOCK SALES | 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
TOWN oe 
 
LBS. 
180/240 
245/270 
275/300 
305/400. 
155/175 
135/150 
130/DN 
180/350 
350/450 
 
  
 
Soft 
 
  
 
Atlanta 
7th 
Hard 
Per Cwt 
14.25--14.50 
14.25- 14.50 
14.25- 14.50) 
 
Moultrie 
7th 
 
Soft Hard 
 Per Cwt 
14.25- 
 
Sof* 
 
: Sylvester 
5th 
Hard 
Per Cwt 
~ 14.25- 
14.25- 
14,25- 
 
a 
2nd 
 
Soft . Hard 
Per Cwt 
 
  
 
14.00- 14.00 
14.25- 14.00 
14.25- 13.50 
 
- 12.50 
13.50- 13.75 
13.50- 13.25 
 
  
 
  
 
-14.25- 
14.25- 
13,89- 
13.50- 
13.50- 
13.50- 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Strs. & Heifers 
Strs. & Heifers 
Strs. & Heifers 
'Strs. & Heifers 
 
  
 
13.50- 12.50 
 
15.00- 16.00 
 
  
 
14.00- 
11.00- 
3.00- 
10.00- 
8.00- 
6.00- 7.50 
6.50- 8.50 
- 6.001 
 
~ 8.00- 12.50 
 13.00- 14.00 
 
15.00 
12.50 
10.00 
12.00 
 
9.50 
 
PA Ne Oe aa we 
 
  
 
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10. ee 11.50 
 
  
 
  
 
2.00 
 
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Ist 
 
Soft Hard 
Per Cwt 
 
eae 
Ist 
Per Cwt 
Soft 
14,25- 
14.25- 
 
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