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_WEDNESDAY, MAY AG, 1945  
 
  
 
  
 
| eeu cost him, Tandid. -in the United 
 
  
 
a Tom Linder 
 
Gi May 14th, 15th and 16th, the 
 
ecial Cotton Committee, headed by 
 
| Steve Pace of Georgia, will hold 
 
sessions. 
 
The Agricultural Committees of the 
Senate and House have been invited to 
 
with Mr. Paces Special Committee 
 
ring these hearings. 
 
J will attend this meeting in the in- 
est of the cotton producers. 
There are several fundamental prin- 
ples which our lawmakers must recog- 
rf our national economy is to be 
mserved. < 
There are several popular felines 
which our people should recognize as 
allacies if our national ec onomy is not 
be destroyed. ee 
Let us enumerate a few of these 
tht here. 
 
  
 
1) Tariffs. do not hinder. ade 3 
 
netween. us and other countries so. 
ong as prices in this country are 
 
substantially. higher than prices in 
 
other countries. I realize that most 
people. have been sold on the idea 
hat our foreign trade depends on 
Ow tariffs on free trade. Nothing 
ais fur ther from the truth. 
The records in the Commerce De- 
ment of the United States show 
elusively that protective tariffs do 
 
gp reduce our trade with other coun- 
 
_They os conelusiv ely that ines 
 
ae ce rth foie eign Sree 
 
Suppose. that American cotton 
inging 20e per pound. 
 
Was 
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the United States. 
 
  
 
suppose at the same time that oe | 
 
cotton was Ss for 15 per 
 
Suppose that we had 5e per ane 
 
fon Brazilian cotton, coming into _ 
 
ie United States. | > 
_ Suppose that. a man bought one bale. 
American cotton at 20e per pound 
shipped it to Brazil and sold it for 
5e per pound. He would have sold 
1. cotton for. $25. 00. tess than he gave 
 
Suppose the. prece. of wheat in Brazil 
 
> per bushel and he buys 100 
 
els costing him $75. 00. Suppose, 
 
t the same time, the price of wheat in 
 
the United States is $1.40 per bushel. 
 
Suppose we have a tariff on wheat 
33 1-3 per bushel. 
 
his man would buy 100 bushels of 
 
wheat in Brazil for $75. 00. He would 
 
ay 33 1-8e tariff per bushel to bring 
 
ited Bigiess Ais wheat 
 
  
 
States, $1.08 1-3e per bushel. 
 
But once this wheat was landed in 
the United States, it would immediate- 
ly become worth #1. 40 per bushel. Since 
it cost him $1.08 1-3 per bushel to buy 
and pay the tariff, and since he can sell 
 
it for $1 40 per bushel, he -would have ~ 
 
31 2-3 per bushel, or $31 67 profit on 
the wheat. Remember, he paid 33 1-3 
per bushel tariff to set the wheat into 
Remember, he sold 
his cotton in Brazil for 5e per pound 
less than he paid for it in the United 
States. Nevertheless, he made a profit: 
on the two deals. \ 
 
International! trade is necessarily a ~ 
matter of exchange. 
must be balanced with imports. 
sequently, tariffs are not an impedt- 
 
All our exports 
Con- 
 
ment to trade, if our own prices are 
high. Remember that low tariffs on 
free trade mean low prices | in our 
United States, 
 
Tariffs are no bar to trade on any- 
 
thing we need if we ke eep our own 
 
prices high.    
 
As long as the Brazilian as has 2 
 
to pay, 33 48 -3 to bring in the bushel of  
wheat, the price of the United States 
farmer for United States wheat can be 
held up to. the American standard of 
 
living. 
 
-Onee the tariff is need ad the 
 
~ Brazilian wheat comes in cat (oe per 
 
  
 
Linder Boomed For 
Agriculture Cabinet Post 
 
From The Atlanta. Constitution. 
Issue of May 9, 1945 
 
Appointment of Georgias Agricultur- 
al Commissioner Tom Linder to President 
Truman s cabinet has been urged by farm- 
 
ers of five midwestern states. 
 
The Indiana Farmers Guild has se 
the Southern States Commissions of Agri- 
culture to seek appointment of either Sen. 
Elmer. Thomas, of Oklahoma, or Linder 
as secretary of agriculture. The Indiana 
Guild has members in Ohio, Iowa, Illinois, 
and Missouri. 
 
In a letter to C. C. _Hanion, secretary 
of the southern commissioners, of Wash- 
ington, D. C., President Osean B. Smith, 
of Frankfort, Ind., said: Our directors 
asked me to take whatever steps I could 
to bring about the appointment of either 
of these outstanding friends of American 
 
- agriculture. 
 
Linder, legislative chairman of the Nat- 
ional Association of Commissioners of Ag- 
 
riculture, is directly opposed to the agri- . 
 
cultural philosophy of Former Secretary. 
of Agriculture Henry A. ~ Wallace, a a native 
of Jows. ee 
 
abolish 
 
  
 
The purpose of trade ee 
 
| not to encourage trade. 
 
is to lower the siaugere: ot living fae 
country. 
 
If the American a do not 
this simple fact fixed in their mi 
if they do not call upon Congre 
these trade treaties, thie 
are faced with low prices: in indt 
low salaries for white-collar peop 
will have a monetary inflation tl 
of which has not been seen sine 
inflation in Hurope after the last 9 w 
 
AW at  
 
3 (2) Another popular an 
runs rampant in this country is tl 
low prices for commodities increase 
the volume of sales, No greater ee 
 
nomic fallacy. was ever taught, 
 
this. Ae 
 
More se of Sik were cons 
 
when eotton was high than when 
 
torr was. cheap. 
More meat is ue when 
 
niet s incomes are high. 
 
When the farmer  receives 
prices, he has a high ineome. 
 
_the shoemaker receives a high p pri 
 
has a high income. 
 
When the coal miner receives a 
price, he has a high income. _ 
 
When cotton goods bring a 
 
price, the cottonmill employees 
 
high wages. When prices are hig] 
comes are high. When incomes 
 
~ hreh, people have a larger pereel 
 
their income to sees +0r the thi 
 
To say Me aoe way, a 
high incomes; go incomeshig 
 
Sere 
 
will have low. wink inco 
 
low consumption. Low 
 
means the people go without the 
: they. need, 
 
TOM LINDER, 
 
  
    
    
 
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- FLOWERS AND SEED 
FOR SALE 
 
' SECOND HAND | 
MACHINERY FOR SALE 
 
  
 
   
    
  
  
    
     
      
  
   
  
  
  
  
   
   
  
     
    
  
   
  
   
  
  
  
   
   
    
  
    
 
- CORRECTION NOTICE 
 
Flowers: Cuttings of rose, 
white; apricot gerahiums, Be 
ach; Angel Wing _ begonias, 
10c ea: Amaryllis bulbs, 15 
ea. Add postage. No stamps. 
ee Jewell Martin, Menlo, Rt. 
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 SECOND- HAND 
aed FOR SALE 
 
  
 
1 Mowing attachment for a 
Handy Man, Jr. garden trac- 
or, 3 H. P. air cooled engine. 
 
*S, Vance, Griffin, 22 Ter- 
racedale. 
 
e.g: D. wiule drawn planter, 
Hew Lilliston walking cultiva- 
tor, and 39-tocth improved 
drawn Lilliston weeder. W. C. 
McCranie, Milan. 
 
| Caterpillar 20 tractor, 
, tor sdle. I. -W. 
 
good 
Estes, 
 
1 almost new. Hay Baler, 1 
Combine and- set of planters 
oe ey Gots, also, power 
ae for W 3 Ce Adls-Oha mers. 
 
E. Prather, Monroe. 
 
5 oc No. 60 Intl. Combine, cuts 
 
ft., at time. R. B. Harrell, 
Eastman, phone 3855. - 
Dairy Equipmient, for. 
matte del., 2-compartment 
ry storage 90 gal. cap. milk 
box: May del., walk-in refri- 
gerator, a large ahd ~ small 
areator, No. 17 DeLaval cream 
separator and 6 h. p vertical 
boiler. T. R. Breedlove, Mon- 
Poe. 
ecd Piiione Cream separator, 
No. 5, $25.00. C. B. Whatley, 
Cordele. 
 
2 MeCormick- Deering 42-Com- 
bine, practically new. No let- 
ters ans. Frank Standridge, 
Commerce, Rt. 4. 
 
Case 4 ft. Combine, good 
es for sale. Mrs. EO. 
Sch hill, Decatur, Rt. 2, phone 
Sag or after 7:00 P.M. eer; 
 
i a garden tra oe 5 HP., with 
steel wheels and lugs and 1 set 
cultivators, 2 tooth cultivator 
and 1 turning plow (motor 
uns real good), $165.00 at my 
eet F. P. Prather, Monroe, 
 
     
   
  
   
  
 
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1 Economy King cr eam sepa- 
suitor, inode! 169-166 cap. 600 
bs., used only 3 mos. perfect 
ond. or exc. for livestock. R. 
 
. Wester, Temple, Rt. 1. 
 
Athens-Tenn. side disc plow, 
tractor reconditiohed with new 
ings this past season; By e 
ood cond. $225.00 FOB.. 
Williams, Eastanollee. 
 
  
 
ai Delivery 
ee) in good cond, F. M. King. 
 
oH Avery walking cultiva- 
or, A-1 cond., for sale. John 
Pharr; Winder, Rt. 2. 
 
One 5 ft. 1943 model Allis- 
Chalmers Combine, good cond. 
used very little. W. Vz ae 
dey, Homer, Rt. 2. 
 
8 12 in. No, 80 Lummus Gin 
a practically new,  dbl. 
 
ol Boe eke Hutller, condenser, 
elt distributor with big drum 
feeder wagon gin scales. C. E. 
rker, Monroe. 
 
    
   
  
   
    
 
  
 
-$100.00: Deering binder 
 
Used Fordson tractor .and|J1 
 
  
 
Turns peanut picker; $400: 
1 Hay Press with harrow, 5, H. 
engine, $450.00; side del. rake, 
$150.00; Racnien graih eae 
$150.00. All good cond.. worth 
the: money. Jd: ZB. Wether- 
ington, Chester, Rte 2 
 
Farmall H tractor and new 
8 disc harrow,.A-1 cord., new 
rubber. See, dont write, W. 
T. Sorrow. Point Peter. * 
 
Pepic Ensilage machine, size 
also J..D. No. 5 Mower, 7 ft. 
blade, heavy duty guards, rub- 
ber tire, 2 blades and plenty 
spare parts, very good cond. 
$175.00. Implemehts are -_at 
Woodstock, Rt. 1. James M. 
eee Adlanta 1. PO. Box 
26 
 
1 single hole Cole planter, 
good cond., all attachments, 
$10.00 FOB. Money order with 
order. H. J. McCorvey, <Sr., 
Pavo. 
 
1 Benthal Peanut picker, 1 
 
Intl. power pay press, both 
Eoee cond. S. H. Hill, Senoila, 
 
Rt. 
60  P. suitable for use with 
 
gin, grist or . feed mill, etc. 
a Whitley, LaGrange, 
2 
 
1 slightly used 10 hp: Fair- 
banks-Morse motor, used in 
farming for sale or exc. for 
large Hammer. ees Jake 
eo Athens, P.O. Box 
 
F-20 Farmall tractor 
sale. V. Brannen, 
adilla. 
 
8 Row power D. Duster; 
practically: new, for sale. Can 
be seen my farm. W. T. Peters 
Jr., Monroe; Rt. 2. 
 
Star . Pea Thrasher, 
 
e) 
\for 
Un- 
 
good 
 
cond., $50.00, or exc. gor good 
 
blooded filly colt. C. M. Can- 
 
trell, Tate. 
 
Fowler plow with pair ex- 
tra wings, used very little, $15 
oe Fred C: Seago, Pinehurst 
 
1 good Weeder (new han- 
dles and eel good cond., 
BLD MUS ow - Pratt, Lawrence- 
vile, Rts Bs 
 
Model 64 Caterpillar 15 ft., 
blade Combine, good. cond., 
$750.00 at our place. (We will 
help lead the machine). E. B. 
Weatherly, Cochran. 
 
Fordson tractor, 1 side disc 
plow, single disc, 1 dbl. section 
Allis Chalmers disc harrow, all 
good cond. E. W. Whitimire, 
Gainesville, Rt. 6, phone 126- 
 
 
Fowler plow with full set of 
feeders which have not been 
Tare much; $16.00 at my. barn. 
 
. C. Ryals, Glenwood, Rt: 2. 
 
Bo 10 disc Cutaway. har- 
row, good shape. See it at 
Ducktown. G. H. Ledbetter, 
 
.| Cumming. 
 
Practically new Dehydrator, 
Ga. Powr model, white ena- 
mel finish 23x24, 36 high, 6 
trays, -bargain price. G.. B. 
Snow, Atlanta, 1679 Homestead 
Ave., N. E. 
 
Model A Hardie-Dosch peach 
dusting machine, good cond., 
$50.00 at my place. J. @ Ad- 
kins, Fort Valley, 209 oe 
Macon St. 
 
A good 2 H. wagon i sale. 
J. C, Cain, Buford, Rt. 2. 
 
  
 
| lis-Chalmers_ B; 
 
  
 
  
 
SECOND - HAND [| 
MACHINERY FOR SALE- 
 
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Farmall F-12 tractor 2 7 
outfit, good running cond., 
 
new rubber with planting "and 
cultivating equipment; 2 pan 
breaking plow, 8 dise Bush and 
Bog harrow, Allis-Chalmers 
Combine No. 40, good cond. W. 
 
W. Harrell, Sparks. 
 
Farmall M_. tractor (new 
Sept. 1944), 8 disc bog harrow, 
Athens 6- dise Tiller on rubber 
with seedr, new tractor wa- 
gon, 4 wheel, never used, 
heayv duty, 600x16 Vives: INO 
letters ans. Locatd on Lex- 
 
ington-Augusta Hwy., 3 mi. out 
| Gaines School Sction. ie 
 
Ruark, Athens. 
 
- McCormick: Dering, Grain 
Binder, A-1 cond., $300.00; 
Athens 4-disc Tiller on rubber, 
$500.00. T. M. Tillman, Athens, 
128 College Ave., phone 477. 
 
Farmall 20 tractor on rubber, 
also 1 Bush and Bogshatrow, 
$500.00 for both.. Wm. A. Red- 
ding, Fairburn; Rt. 2. 
 
1 New cutlivating outfit, to 
 
fit Farmall H tractor, E. H 
Toole, Midville, Rt. 1: 
1 Six-foot Case Combine; 
 
ee -war aoa good cone, 
J. F: Hart, Dub 
 
oe 2 dise plow tor Al 
125.00; New 
Holland Sheller, $955.00: 7% it. 
rotary hoe, $99.00: good 2 H. 
 
wagon, $75. 00: Horse weeder, 
 
$20.00, never _usd: Bottom 
plow, for J.. D. H, $40.00. 
Troupe. Ashley, Sandersville. 
 
F-14 Fatmall tractor on rub- 
ber, not hurt, also 1, J. D., 16- 
 
dise harrow, both A-1 cond., 
 
$1,000.00, for oth. On, Hwy.. 1A: 
Emory N. Ozburn, Monticello, 
 
Oliver 2 H. turn plow, No. 10, 
pretty fair shape, $8.00. H. G. 
 
| Brown, Canton, Rt. 3, Box 57. 
 
Farinall F-12 tractor, on rub- 
ber, with planting and cultivat- 
ing equipment, and 2 dise plow 
S. A. Frederick, Fort Valley. 
 
1. set of new cultivators for 
Allis Chalmers W. C. tractor. 
Joe: Howard, Barnesville, Rt. 2. 
 
Grist Mill, Allis- Chalmers 
unit, peanut sheller, Jay Bee 
No. 3 Hammer Mill, 50 hp: elec: 
 
SECOND HAND 
ee WANTED 
 
Want Tiler ait Terracer for 
F-12 Farmall tractor, 
cinity Fairburn: als6 have 2 H. 
wagon for sale or exc. Joe M. 
Chafin, Fairburn, Rt. 2. ~ 
 
Want power: take-off and 
pulley for Allis-Chalmers, mo- 
del C tractor, purchased in 
1943: would also want Mower 
 
of above could be obtained. 
 
All letters ans. H. H. Ring, M. 
1): es, 
 
Want 1 H. mowing machine 
 
in first class cond. H. Clayton 
Garrett, Gainesville, Box 56. 
 
Want Barrel churn in good 
cond., at least 12 gal. cap., con- 
tact. at once. Mrs. Floyd Smith, 
Griffin, Rt. C (Ellis Road). 
 
Want small grain Thrash, in 
good cond., prefer on steel, a 
nearby point. Pay cash. 
correspondence ans. ds 
 
Crittenden, Royston. 
 
Want power fear upright 
Cane Mill, suar., for. satisfac- 
tery work. Q. J. Butler, Dan- 
ville, Box 86. 
 
Want blacksmith tools, also 
interestet in, good upright 
Grist Mill with gas. motor. 
State each item you. have in 
reply, . and price. Clyde C. 
Snow, Soperton, Box 129. 
 
Want a Mowing Machine to 
fit Allis-Chalmers W..C. trac- 
tor or Farmall H. tractor. Miss 
Willie D. OKelly; Loganville. 
 
Want 3 syrup, boilers: at once. 
State size and price. 
Jackson, Savannah, 7 mi. Post 
(White Bluff Rd.), Box 54. 
 
Want carburetor and mani- 
fold for 27 Fordson wee 
good cond. Write price. : 
Jackson, Kennesaw, Rt. i. 
 
Want 6-row, horse drawn 
root. duster, 1. -tractor drawn 
lime spreader, one 8. disc cut- 
away harrow for Model A 
John Deere tractor. M. T. San- 
ders, Commerce. 
 
Want a1 horse Hay rake. A. 
C. Russell, Swainsboro, Rt..3. 
 
Want .1 power Cane Mill, 
good cond., for cash, FOB your 
place. Frank Pelz, Pearson. 
 
Want 1 or 2 loud tone Cow 
 
Bells for use on farm. Mrs. 
 
motor, ete. L. M. Ayer, Unad-| G. C, Taylor, Buchanan, Rt. 1. 
illa. : : 
f Tor Ford-Ferguson tractor. 
1927 Fordson tractor with} Hugh Richardson, Atlanta, 
dbl. disc Athens side plow, | 3600 Northside Drive. 
rubber on front, pulley, belt : : : Soe  
and other extras. Cheap. Want mowing machine with 
 
tore Kirby, Morganton, Rt. 
 
4 syrup, 60 gal. eolier: small 
crack in it but does not leak, 
pata Clifford Jarriel; Cobb- 
own 
 
1 Weeder, 1 No. 3 Five disc 
MeCormick-Deering plow, 1-20 
disc plow. George Poss; Thom- 
son. 
 
  
 
- SECOND - HAND 
 
MACHINERY WANTED, 
 
  
 
Want an 8to 10 gal.; elec: 
churn: must be up and down 
dasher type or ee type and 
in good cond. Grover Be et 
Atlanta, Rt. 3. Ma 0213: 
 
Want late model 5 H. farden 
tractor With all. attachments. 
Prefer Shaw. Will pay cash. 
E. B. Brogdon,; St.. Marys, P. O. 
Box 1033. 
 
Want at once for cash, 1 hy- 
draulic lift and power take-off 
for Allis-Chalmers tractor 
model C: have for sale a car- 
bureter for. We C2 Ge We 
Malcom, Madison, Rt. 4. 
 
Want exc. No. 13 Oliver turn 
ing splow, good cond., except 
handles, for 1 No. 10 Oliver 
Middlebuster of equal value. 
Ea. pay freight. T. L. Salter, 
Ludowici. 
 
Want to rent a Power Hay 
Baler on Shares: also want to 
buy a road blade and ditcher 
 
Want a good farm bell. 
Quote price. Cyrus Petterson, 
Hilton, Rt. 
 
Want at once a 4 i 5 ft. 
Combine. State price and if on 
rubber or steel. Waymon 'Se- 
gars, Royston, Rt. 1. 
 
Want 1 Allis Chalmers Com- 
bine. Must be in good run- 
ning cond. Also have for sale 
a Peach grading machine, com- 
plete with Brushing machine, 
all except power. W. A. Simp- 
son; McDonough, Box 428. 
 
Want a 2 H. walking cul- 
tivator; any make, in good 
cond., cheap for cash. G. F. 
Martin, Blythe. . - 
 
. Want power Cane Mill No: 
2 size. Will buy outright or 
trade in and pay difference a 
new 3 Roller Mule'power mill, 
Jarge. Must be A-1 shape.-. Dr. 
J. H. Douglas, Albany. 
 
  
 
tractor hitch with 6 or 7 ft. 
blade. Paul Fitts, 
shone No. 8611. 
 
Want Cutaway harrow for 
2-row tractor.. Name location, 
kind and price: R. J. Walsh, 
Garfield. : 
 
Want 20 steel stanchions im- 
mediately for dairy barn. L. 
T. Callaway, Rutledge. 
 
Want set of Governors for 
 
old. medel T Fordsen tractor. 
J. M. Tate, Cedartown, 
 
Want at once, for cash, 1 row 
 
cutlivating outfit, complete, 
for L. A. John Deere tractor. 
nae what you have and price. 
R. O. Free, Talking Rock. * 
 
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INCUBATORS AND 
BROODERS FOR SALE 
 
- Cornelia, 
 
  
 
  
 
1 No. 8 Buckeye Inc., 4800 
cap., good cond., in operation 
this season, heated by kero- 
sene. Joe R. Ferguson, Lavo- 
nia. 
 
Baby chick feeders, waterers, 
hen size feeders, feed coops, 
egg scales, and other similar 
equipment for poultry raising. 
Write. Bill Jordan, Monticello. 
 
Elec. Inc., Buckeye 1,350 cap. 
used 2 seasons, perfect cond., 
$200.00; also 1 complete two 
row cultivating outfit with 
guano. attachment also, 
Farmall 12; used 2 seasSotis, 
$150.00. Mrs. Atinie Moore, 
Junction City; Rt. 1. 
 
Buckeye Ine., automatic Heat 
control, oil burner, 350 ese 
cap., good shape, for sale. Will 
not ship. M. E. Isbell, East- 
anollee. 
 
2 table style K. oil Inc., 290- 
300 egg cap.; $10.00. ea. 
not del. Howard Robertson, 
Fairburn, Box 194. 
 
SYRUF-FOR SALE 
 
  
 
800 Gal, Syrup-for Feed or 
poisoning, 50c gal. Bring. ves- 
sels if less than 5 gal lots. O. 
E. Norton, Faitburn. 
 
225 gals. good heavy Syrup 
for sale at. my oo in_1 gal. 
tin cans, Mrs, E. M. Fowler, 
Stuckey. 
 
in vi- 
 
Eyed S owder Peas: 86.50, Rec 
Ripper Peas. 
 
tilb. Add postage. 
1}/ny Harmon, Calhoun, RFD 
 
|} and sound, $7.00 bu. 
 
for. 
 
Will}: 
 
  
 
    
   
   
   
  
  
   
      
    
   
   
   
  
   
     
    
   
   
   
   
   
  
    
    
    
   
    
    
  
  
  
  
   
  
   
   
    
  
  
    
  
  
  
  
    
     
   
    
   
    
    
   
   
   
   
     
  
  
    
   
   
 
BEANS AND EA 
FOR SALE 
 
About 25 bi. : 
Clays and Speckles, $6.0 
No orders less than 2 bi 
W. . Coleman, Devereux, 
 
50 bu. No. J, 90- Day Ru 
ning Velvet Beans, $4.50 
D. W. Knight, Dexter. : 
 
Brab Peas, $6.50: 
$5.25: Brown Eyed Crow 
$6.75: 90-Day Running Ve 
Beans Hende 
 
$5.00; 
Bunch Butterbeans, $7.50 
Peanut hay. a 00 ton. 
 
$6.00 bu, 
Downs. Andersonville. 
 
White and Blackeyed Cre 
der Peas, sound and clean; 
Mrs. Je 
 
L 
 
Sugar Crowder. Peas, fe 
ly mixed; 15c Ib. Ex 
anything I can use. M 
G. McDonald, Pavo. : 
 
25 bu. Brabham Peas, 
Sat aes $7.00 bu.. Miss 
 
ie 
 
Trammell, Chipley, Rt. 
 
Bulletin Brabham 
$6.75. bu. All 1944 crop in 2 
bu. bags: Obs. % 
 
ner, Warthen. 
 
25 bu. Velvet Beans. $ 5d 
bu. .Hegari Seed, $4.00 C. - 200 
bu. Yellow. Corn. Hedvy Sine 
ghum Syrup, $1.00 gal. F 
Charles Henry Mary Farm 
ington. ; 
 
12 is Brabham Peas, bright 
Mrs. L 
L. Chapman, Jeffersonville 
 
Rt. 2, Box 145. 
Velvet Beans, sound, 90 ay 
Running Beans at my barn, ps 
ship. $5.25 bu. Mrs. Lula B. 
Smith; Wadley. s, is 
New kind slightly color 
butterbeans, sweet and proli 
3 lbs. for $1.00: Brown Crow- 
der and, Purple Hull Peas, 
 
  
 
lbs., $1.00. Mrs. J.. M. Jon 
Grayson. : 
75 bu. Brabs, $6. 75: 75 bu. 
 
Speckled. little damaged, 
bus FOB. Garlk Ac bake 
Ellaville. 
 
100 bu. fine Velvet Bea 
Ss 50 bit. Write or phone, 
. Cargill, Macon, Rt.. 3.7 
 
20 bu. mixed Peas, 
Era and Speckled, at my plat 
 
Shipped if. desired. Trea 
for weevils. J. B. Mathew: 
Howard. : 
 
  
 
CORN AND SEED 
CORN FOR SALE  
 
  
 
9 lbs. Little Yellow Pope 
best grade, sound and clean, 
15c lb. Add. postage. V 
Johnson, Shellman, Rt. 1. 
 
40 lbs. Little White Poncotn, 
10c on ear: 20c shelled Ow-= 
ard Rutledge, Temple. 
 
-1000-bu. Yellow Corn in 
shuck for sale. Also purebred 
Mammoth  Broad-breaste 
Bronze . Turkey Eggs, the 
gon Wheel Strain, 30c 
Charlie . Haslam, dr:; 
shallville. 
 
COTTONSEED 
FOR SALE 
 
M 
 
  
 
Cokers 100, Str. 7 
kers Wilt-resistant; 
Cottonseed, Ger. 94%, 
from breeder, kept pure, $5.00 
per 100 lb. bag. FOB. Lit. Cob 
E. T. Newton, Madison. 
 
Stoneville 2B Cottonseed, is 
yr:, ginned privately, reclean- 
ed, $1.25 bu: Selected Spanis 
Peanuts, for eating or for seed, 
 
15c.lb. No orders less, than 50 
lbs. Riley C. Couch. Turin. 
 
  
 
PLANTS FOR SALE 
 
Red Skin PR Potatoes, govt. 
insp. and treatd, grown: irl 
vines, $150 M Del. Goo 
plants, full count. J. V. Mati 
Surency, Rt. 2. : 
 
Red Skin PR Plants, 
 
vines, sce 
plants, full count. A. F 
field, Surrency. : 
 
Calif. Wonder Pepper plan 
$2.50 M: Marglobe and, 
Stone Tomato Plants, $1. 
 
Del. Moss packed. PR pla 
 
govt. insp:, $2:00 M. J.D. 
 
lis, Baxley, Rt. 4. 
Govt..insp. PR. Plants, 
 
and. yellow skin, 500 for 
1000 and up, $2.00 M. Al 
 
Good plants, prompt s 
W. Gs. Mur 
 
full count. 
Odum, Rt. 2, 
   
   
 
PLAN rs  SALE | 
 
ovt: = 
 
mits,  50 Del. Margtobe 
atoes,. $1.15 Del. Flornce 
ninn, Odum, Rt. 2, Box 174. 
 
R plants, Govt. insp. Good 
prompt shipmnt, $2.0 
Re EB. Dykes, Surrency, | 
 
mk skin PR Plants. Govt. 
Good plants, $1.50 M. 
Ga _ Marglobe Fomato 
pepe ORS Tom- 
 
Maker  Sweet Pota- 
MM. =FOB. 
 
any. as any other, keeps} 
Be UF: Clments, -Ten- 
 
p. P. R. Potato Plants. 
ovt. insp. and treated, $2.00) 
e POu. Del mm Ga -C..3cf 
 
ole, Vidalia, Rt 2 
 
fe, New Stone, Great. 
 
Tomato Plants, $1.50} 
 
- Del. Calif Wonder. and 
Ruby King Pepper, $3.00 M. 
Good * yeas prompt 
Os) Dear, 
 
Skins, now, Para 
. Del. Full. count,. 
jants, guaranteed. Alge 
 
: ig tsey. Surrency, Rt. 2. 
 
at_insp. and treated Red 
PE ae grown from 
$2.00 M. Prompt ship- 
trong healthy plants. 
E order with order. Al-} 
icketson, Douglas, Rt. 2. 
 
R Plants. govt. insp. and} 
ed, $250 M. Del. Now 
 
. Arthur Griffis, 
n, Rt. 1, Box 42. 
 
p- PR Plants, govt.. pr: 
nd treatd, $2.00 M. Del. 
 
a Good plants, pr irint 
oye W. A. Poole; Vi- 
Plants, Govt. insp. and 
$2.00 M. Del: in Ga. | 
ood plants, prong ea 
1 count: PP. ; Light- 
 
Bristol, RFD a 
 
vt. insp. imp. PR plants. 
Del. Money orders 
Wilis W. Williamson, 
 
ps insp. ienp: PR. Plants. 
vines; now ready, $1.75 
5000. .or thors, $1.50 M. 
Peonet shipment. I. W. Dixon, 
 
( For iboee cea now, 
-M; 500 for -80c. Field 
n. wilt . resistant, moss 
ab. eer Abbe- 
 
Plants, Govt. insp.  
 
\ FOB. Cash with or- 
 
er x, checks. Alton Hyers, 
on. 
 
Baltimore, Red Rock, New 
= Tomatoes, $2.00 M: 500 
r $1. 25 Del. 
ol. 
Il count, moss packed. 
Rowe, Ocilla, Rt. 1. 
 
Govt. insp. and treated PR} 
 
tato Plants, Pink and Red 
 
Skin, good nice plants, good 
t. $1.25 M: 2 M up, $1.00 
 
1. W. RK. Lightsey, 
 
~ Orders filled ney. 
 
et Potato Plants, Red. or 
Skin PR, govt. insp., full 
|. $1.50 M; 5000 and up, 
 
2M: o vel Lightsey. 
 
from vine cuttings, $1.75} 
M and up, $1.50 M. All 
|. full count, good hon- 
Is. eo O. Williams, Sur- 
 
Plants: 
packed, $2.00 M. Del. 
in | Mullis, Surrency, Hit-e2: 
 
_ insp. PR - Otato 
 
Tomato Plants, $1450. M. 
yA 2 Tomberlin, Sur- 
 
ito Plants, = 50 a Del. td 00 
a bed. Jd; Wi Ghapman 
 
4 PR = Potatoes, 
vine seed, now ready. 
ie Prompt shipment, 
trong plants. LL. G 
 
 screven, Rt. 1. 
 
ne Marglobe and New 
s ee Plants, now 
$1.00 M.: 75c C. Del 
packed, good strong 
good count. No checks. 
Lightsey, Screven. 
 
rOvt. insp. Red Skin PR Po- 
) Plants, seed grown from 
 
ood plants, full count, 
dy, $l. 00 M. Del.- L: 
 
Plants. 
3rd zone, 
 
ic ap, Red Ski PR 
 
0. J Phos | 
Makes. 2 or 3 times |  
 
Pat-}| 
 
5000, $7.50 exp.| 
 
| Potato 
 
1 $1.25 M 
 
PLANTS = ae 
 
Rae PR La gpcshis 
Plante. 500 for $1. a 33.05 Me 
Del. 350 bu. certified, insp. 
and treated sed bedded by 
 
{Baxley H. School FFA boys. 
Full count and prompt ship- 
[ ment. 
Tutn, Baxley, FFA Shans 
 
Rush ordrs. A. 
Imp. Red Skin govt. . insp. 
 
PR. = Potato Plants; $25 N- 
 
G6od strong Tomato  plants, 
 
1$1.25 M. Pimiento Sweet Pep- 
 
per, $3.00 M. Atl rady for 
shipping. Vernon 
Baxley, Rt. 4. 
 
Piminto 
 
Pepper, 
$3.00 M. 
 
Sweet 
 
M. Good. strong Tomato 
plants, $1.25 M. Ina Griffin, 
Baxley, Rt. 4, Box 60. 
 
Govt. insp. and. treatd PR, 
 
tatoes, $1.25. M. 
Morris, Baxley, Rt- 4: 
 
insp. and treated, 50c C:; 500 
Hor 56: $1-20 NE PP. por 
iR. Lightsey, Serven, Re 
 
. Imp. Pink Skin PR Potato 
-| Plants, 50 C: 500 for 90c: $1. 59 
M. Good stout plants. PP. 
Leroy Lightsey, Sereven, Rt. 1, 
rBox . E75. 
 
PR Potato, Red Skin, $1. 50 
M. Del. . Also Marglobe and 
Rutger Tomato Plants, 
M. Del. Moss  packed and 
prompt shipment. J: sages 
Thornton, Screven, 
 
. Marglobe ~ Tomato Plante. 
$1.75 M,. Del. Prompt ship- 
ment. G. L. Steedley, Baxley. 
 
Hn Marglobe Tomato, 
$1. 50 M. Prompt shipment. 
P. T. Herndon, Surrency. 
 
PR Potato plants, red and 
yellow skin, govt. insp., 
prompt: shipment, full count; 
ator, plants, 5000 for $6.25. 
 
. G. Tyre, Bristol. 
 
_ Marglobe, New Stone, Bal- 
timore Tomato Plants, $1.25 
M:, PR Potato Plants, $2. 00 M: 
Hot and Swet Pepper, $2.00 
M. No aor D .D. Miles, 
'Baxley, Rt. 
 
Govt. insp. 
Yellow Skin Potato 
$2.50 M. Also Marglobe To- 
matoes. Pe 50 M. Plus. post- 
age. M. > Williams, Nicholls, 
Rt. Pg 
 
Imp. -Red.and White Skin 
PR Potato Plants, govt. .insp. 
and trated: Greater Balti- 
more, Marglobe - Tomato 
Plants, $2.00 M. Del. Good 
Jants, prompt shipment. F. 
 
. Lewis, Baxley. 
 
Red pee PR Potato Plants, 
$1.25 M.- C. Nail, Baxley. 
 
PR Red and 
 
Plants, $1.35 M. 
Baxley, Rt. 3. 
 
Govt. insp. Copperskin PR 
Potatoes, from vine cuttings, 
good plants,  rooted, full 
count .$2.50 M. Exp. Col. E. 
N. Strickland, Blackshear, Rt. 
1, Box 261i 
 
Imp. Potato Plants, 
insp., and Pink Skin, 
rooted, good 
 
W .O. Brown, 
 
govt. 
well 
 
over 5 M, $1.15 M. No. COD 
orders, no checks. D. A. Light- 
sey, Odum, Rt. 2. | 
 
Ruby King Sweet and Long 
Pod Hot Pepper, 5c doz. -Mar- 
tin Gourd seed, 5c eupful; 
large pumpkin seed, 10c for % 
teacupful. Wild strawberry, 
15c doz. 
45c doz. Mt. 
bearing size, 
postage. 
son, Ellijay, Rt: 3, Box 49. 
 
Marglobe, Bonnie Best, Bal- 
timore-and Stone Tomatoes, 4 
to 10 in.. $2.00 M. Dealers 
and truckloaders write for 
prices. Moss packed and fresh 
delivery... guaranteed. I. L. 
| Stokes, Fitzgerald. 
 
Millions of large and stocky 
'Marglobe and Baltimore To- 
mato Plants, wilt-resistant, 
$1.50 M: 500 for $1.00. Full 
count, moss packed. Orders 
filled daily. E. L. Fitzgerald, 
Irwinville. 
 
Govt. insp. Red Skin Porto 
Rico Potato Slips, -500 for 
$1.40; $2.75 M. Del.: $2.50 at 
bed. E. C. Waldrip, Flowery 
pranen,. nt 1, 
 
Red meated, purple skin PR 
Plants, 30 to 50 M per wk. 
Vine grown, govt. insp. and 
treated, $2.50 M. L. H. Wil- 
liams, Alma. 
 
Govt. insp. PR Pink Skin 
Plants, now ready, 
fprompt shipment, good plants, 
good count, $1.10 M:;.5M for 
$5.00; a M for $9.00 FOB; or 
5000 for $6.00; 10 M, 
 
Huckleberry. 
65e doz. Add 
 
for $10.00, Del in Pe 
 
  
 
| Burke,  Rt. 1. 
 
ae 
eS 
Sake ea: : 
as cae 
 
s PLANT 
 
Griffin, ees 
 
Imp. Rd Skin PR} 
Potato Plants, govt. insp., $2.25'| 
 
| Leek, 
 
Nany Hall and Triumph Po- 
Chaudowin | 
 
Pink Skin PR Potato Plants, es 
eee Plants. 
$2.50 M 
/Time Boons: 
 
postage, 
 
$1.10 7 
ready, $2.50 M. Del. in Ga.. 
 
PR Potato plants, | 
 
| nsp., 
 
Plants, | 
 
mint, 40c doz. 
No chcks. 
 
PR Rees Sweet Potato | 
 
plants, 
 
strong . plants, } 
ready. now, full count, $1.25 M: | 
 
Yellow root plants, } 
 
Mrs. Nancy Hender- 
}prepaid, $2.50: 
 
E. L.} $2.00 M 
oe aeate 8 Arabi, Ath 1, es? 4310, 
 
  
 
Tomato 
good, 
 
 Mearobe 
 
ites: ee a strong 
 
plants, $1.00 M.. FOB. $1.50 
M Del: 
 
Alton Pittman, Bax- 
ley, Rt. 4. 
 
| Red and Pink  PR Potato} 
: me plants, 
$f. 7152 $2. 85 
 
/more by exp., 
 
state ero 500 for 
M. PP: 5000 oF 
$3.40 M. Cash, 
Major Crow. 
 
Gainesville. RFD 1. hey 
 
Pure Red Skin, certified, 
insp. PR Potatoes, $2.50 
PP, Prompt shipment. 
no checks or stamps. C. B. 
Lewis, Alma, Rt. 4. 
 
Bell and Pimiento Pppers. 
Eggplants, Parsley, Dill, 
paragus,  Salsify, Parsnips. 
 
256.5 (doz, | Brussels 
Sprouts, Chinese Cabbage, To- 
matoes, Beets. Lettuee. 50c for. 
50 plants: 75c C. Broccoli; 
Cabbage, Collards, 50 C. Mus. 
H. V.. Franklin, Register: 
 
imp. PR ba. 
200 for $1.00: 
Early. Triumph, Old 
300. for. SEA): 
$4.00 M. Mixed plants, all 
var., 200 for 80c, $2.25 M. All 
from hand selected, treated 
seed; prompt shipment. Add 
and 10c exc.. on 
ehetks. GA, Dobbs, Gaines- 
ville. Phone 542 J. 
 
Govt. insp. and treated PR 
Potato Plants, full _ count, 
: No 
Pavo, 
 
no checks. 
 
checks. 
Rts 
 
Insp. and treated. Rd ,Skin 
PR Potato Plants, $2.00 M:. <A. 
R. Jons, Pelham. 
 
State Insp. and trated PR 
 
David Story, 
 
and La eae Potate | 
 
plants, $2.00 Boral Red- 
 
smond, Bainain 
 
Red skin PR Potatoes, bork 
$1.45 Del. 
 
ment. Money orders ne 
Clyde Harper, Byron Rt. 
Box 89. 
 
Pure Red  Skin/ Potatoes 
govt. insp. and treated, $1. 65 
M. Del. in Ga. Full count 
and Prompt shipment. Ira L. 
Williams, Surency, Rt. 2. 
 
Rhubarb Plants, 7%5c 
Peppermint, Spearmint; 
mint, 50c_ doz. Garlic, 
head, $1.00 doz. 
McCurley, Hartwell, Rt. 2. 
 
Jewels Wonderberry. Gib- 
 
doz. 
Cat- 
10c 
 
son, Red Gold, 75e C: Masto- 
 
$i. 00: -. 
Blackberry, 
Raspberry, 
 
don Everbearing, 
White Iceberg 
 
Red Thorniess . 
Horseradish, 6 for 50c. . Dbl. 
Tansy,  Peppermint.. Horse- 
Add postage: 
Mrs. eo Grin- 
dle, Dahlonega, Rt. 
 
Marglobe, oe fee 
Stone, Bonnie Best ~ Tomato 
ready, 
guaranteed. field grown, wilt 
resistant, $1.50 M; PE for 80c. 
PE. Prompt del: M. oe 
Abbeville. 
 
Govt. insp. PR Plants, $1.65 
M. Del. Good plants, prempt 
shipment. J. D. 'Tomberlin, 
Surrency, Rt. 2.  
 
Marglobe Tomato ~ Plants, 
300 for 90c: 500 for $1.10: $2.00 
M.. Charleston and Fiat Dutch 
Cabbage, White Bermuda. on- 
ions, 500 for $1.00: $1.50 M. 
 
Calif Wonder and Hot Cay- 
 
enne Pepper and. Black Beau- 
ty Eggplants, 500 for $1.75: 
$3.00: M. Del.  R. Chanclor, 
Pitts: 
 
PR Plants, insp. Certified: 
hand selected, now. ready, 
shipped within 5 days of 
money returned, 1000 by mail, 
1 to 5000 by 
exp., $2:25 M.- John . Crow, 
Gainesville, Rt. 1; 
 
Marglobe Tomato Plants. 
500 for $1.00: $1.75 M;: Flat 
Dutch Cabbage and Bermuda 
Onions. 500 for $1.00; $1.50 M. 
Calif. Wonder and Eggplants, 
300 for $1.00: $3.00 M. prepaid. 
Ovie-Conner, Pitts, Ri 1. 
 
Early -Triumph Sweet Pota- 
to Plants, $3.00 M. Del. : Now 
ready, full count, prompt ship- 
ment. ~B. B. Medders. Alma, 
202 Dixon St. 
 
Ga. Heading Collard. Plants, 
200 for 40c; 500 for 80c; $1.50 
M. -Good strong plants. Few 
Hot Pepper Plants later. Sam 
Carter, Alma, Rt. 4. 
 
Leading var. Cabbage and 
Tomato Plants, 30c C: $1.60 M. 
Vigorvine Tomatoes, 25c doz. 
Old Time Pumpkin seed, 25 
seed for 30c. ; 
Gainesville, Rt. 2. 
 
Imp. PR Plants, insp. and 
treated. now ready to ship, 
$2.50 M. COD. Cabbage and 
 
Collards, White Bermuda On-} 
TONS, $1. 90 M; Tomato Plants, 
 
~ Mrs. T. P. Mussel- 
 
fS FOR SALE [| 
 
Plants, 7 
 
As-{ 
 
Copperskin - 
 
Good |} 2. 
plants, full count, prompt ship- | 
 
| only. 
 
Miss Mattie |. 
 
moss packed,} Mrs 
 
A, Crow, 
 
M. Del: in Ga. oney orders | 
only, Exc. plants for White} 
or Print Chicken Fed Sacks, 
free of holes. 
 
Surrenty, Rt 2, 
 
Gen. 
Piants, Pigg insp. and treated, 
$435 M. _ Del. in Gay Milton 
Arnold, Surrency. 
 
PR Plants. Govt. insp., $1.40 
M. Del. in Ga. Marglobe To- | 
frmatdos, strong and __stalky, 
$1.25 M. Piminto Pepper, 
'$2.00 M. Godd_ plants, 
count. _W. G. Quinn. Sur- 
rency, Rt. 2. 
 
Govt. iisp. and tratd PR 
Plants, .rd. and yellow skin; 
$1.50 M. From vine cuttings, 
prompt. shipment. 
Reese, Baxley, Rt. 4. 
 
_ Gen. Imp. Red Skin PR 
/Plants, govt. insp. and trat- 
d, $1.25 M.. Dl. in.Ga. Also} 
Tomato plants, $1.00 M. -All} 
plants del. J; H: Arnold, 
Surrncy. 
 
White Bermuda Onions, To- 
matoes, Cabbage and Collards, 
$9.00 M. All. del. Prompt 
shipment. Good count. E. H. 
Hall Arabi Ant 
 
Red Skin PR Plants, Govt. 
insp. and treated, ready to} 
b ship, $2.00 M: 5M or more, 
SE 75 Cash with order. 
Roy w Boatright, Coffee. 
 
Red Skin PR Potato Plants, 
Govt. insp:, $2.00 M. Del. Goad 
count, prompt shipment. Alma 
Thornton, Screven. 
 
Red Skin ie Potatos; Govt 
insp., $150 M. Exp. Col; $2.50 
M. Del. A. W. Moody, Baxley, 
 
Govt. insp. PR poke: 
full count, good plants, $2.00 
M. / No ee money order 
only. J. E: Griffis; Odum, Rt. 
 
- 
 
Govt. _insp. 
Plants, $1.75.M. Money orders 
Si, oT Griffis, Odum. 
 
Genuine imps PR Potato, 
$2.25 M. Marglobe 
Plants, $1.50 M. Ruby King. 
 
World Beater Sweet, 
 
$2.00 M. All eyed: 
fprpaid.  Mis. J Stone, 
'Graham. 
 
PR rere 
insp. $1. 
 
Plants, Govt. 
Marglobe To- 
mato Bianis Sh. 50 M. Cash 
with order. Ike Tomberlin, 
Surrency, Rt. 2. 
 
Imp. PR Potato: Plants, $2.50 
'M. Del. Also Marglobe and 
 
IM. Del. -D.. R. Craven, Way-t 
eross, Rt. 4, Box 230 A. 
 
Pure PR Potato Plants, true 
to name. $1.50 M. State insp. 
Count 
teed. Copperskins, same pric. 
. A. B. Williams, Alma. 
 
Imp. Red Skin PR Potato 
Plants, $2.00. M: Cabbage 
Plants, Cop. Market, $1.00 M. 
Marglobe Tomato Plants, good 
plants, $1.00 M. FOB: $1.50 
M. Del. Ottis Pittman, Bax- 
ley, Rt. 4. 
 
 oaChas: 
Cabbage Heading Collard, 20 
G:. $1.50 M. Beets lettuce. 
Tomatoes; .Marg lobe, New 
Stone, Rutger, D5e Cc $1. 75 M. 
Pepper Plants: Sweet World 
Beater, Calif. Wonder Hot} 
Peppers, 25 C: $2.00 M. Egg- 
plants, 40e C: $3.00 M. Mrs. 
He: Brittingham, Guyton. 
 
Tomato Plants, $1.00 .M. 
Del. Hot and Sweet Pepper 
plants, $2.50 Del. Rudy 
Jenks, oelley RED: 2. 
 
Marglobe and Gr. Baltimore 
Tomato Plants, $2.00 M. Sweet 
Pepper plants, $3.00 M. Del. 
Moss packed, prompt  ship- 
ment. Melvis Deal, Baxley. 
 
Govt. insp. PR Sweet Po-| 
tato Plants, $2.00 M; $1.50 for 
500; 40c C. Cayenne Hot Pep- 
per, Calif. Wonder, Ruby King, 
World Beater Sweet Pepper, 
game price as potatoes. Also 
Marglobe, Greater Baltimore 
Tomatoes. Prompt shipment, 
satisfaction guar. Mrs. Mary 
M. Crosby, Baxley, Rt. 4. 
 
Govt. insp. PR Potato] 
Plants; $2:00 M:; - $4.50; 500. 
Well rooted Marglobe, Rutger 
and Baltimore Tomato Plants, 
also Ruby King and World 
Beater Beet and Hot Pepper, 
same price as potatoes. Moss 
packed, full count. Prompt 
shipment, all var. del. Jessie 
1G. Lovell, Baxley, Rt. 4. 
 
  
 
T 
 
INCUBATORS AND 
BROODERS WANTED 
 
  
 
Want a 5 deck chicken 
 
'brodder and incubator, Ker. 
 
wee ee ee Blaney, 
Oe SB = 
 
  
 
Keds es 
 
: PLANTS FOR SALE he 
Govt .insp. PR Plants, $1. | 
 
W .R. Hutto.} 
|ting eggs, carefully selected 
imp. Red Skin PR} 
 
full} 
 
Aaron C. 
 
PR Potato 
 
Tomato | 
 
Long | 
Cayenne Hot, Pepper, $2.25 M. | 
|New York Purple hee eae a 
Oe} 
 
Rutger Tomato Plants, $2.50 
 
and quality guaran- | 
 
Wakefield Cabbage, | 
 
-| Jars, 
 
Eggs 46k Hubbard's a 
Hens for season i 
)Mrs. W. A. Tanner, D 
Rt. 2. 
 
4A Grade SCRI Re set- 
and packed, $1.00 for 16. 
G. H. Eley, White Plains. 
 
Papes Mammoth Black Mi 
ocra Hatching Eggs, continu- 
ous layer mating, dirct stock 
$1.60 for 15: $3.00 for 30. P 
Will not ship CQD. Wa 
Wilson, Martin, Rt. 2. 
 
Giant type Black | Minorca 
Setting. Eggs, heavy layers 
Large White Eggs, $3.00 per 15. 
Breeding exclusively sinc 
1925. L. B. Millians, Newna 
 
Purebred Buff Orpit  
Eggs, 15 for $1.00. PP. Crate 
to. be rturned. Miss Ronie 
Johnson, Shellman, Rt. 1. 
 
Eggs: Speckled white 
ed Guinea, $1.00 for 18; Pu 
- bred Dark Cornish/ $1.50 
15; PP = Nirs- Fred F.  so 
| Dawson, Rt. 2. x 
 
Guinea eggs, 5 ea. Plus p 
age. Mrs. Josie Vandi 
Martin. . 
 
Evrlay Brown : 
Eggs, $1.50 per 15; also 10 Hens % 
rand i oe ee $22.00. PP. 
eee . Wilson, Martin, 
 
_ Eggs: Speckled , Guineas 
 
for 15; Pit Game, Round Hea 
 
Brown Reds, $5.00 for 15. Boyd 
illiamson, Commerrce. 
 
Turkey Eggs from matut 
| stock, $3.50 doz: Exe. fo 
/mo. old Baby. Chicks,--1 
stock purebreds wanted. 
Ethel Jones, Lula, Rt. 2. 
 
Hatching Eggs from 
chers AAA Buff Minoreas, e 
cellent layimg strain, $1.50 p 
15. Mrs. pecne Polstuss 
Branch, Rt. oy 
 
  
 
FRUIT FOR SALE a 
 
  
 
40 or 12 Ybs. Sundrie ie 
ples, Acid fruit, 2 lbs. 80c. 
Mrs. J. M. Fall, Calhoun, 
 
1944 Crop Sundried a 
stone Peaches, free of peel 
-worms, 50c tb. Also W 
Running Butterbeans, sound 
35e lb... Mrs. Graham ae 
White Plains. : 
 
-Sundried Apples, 40c ib. ; 
for 100 lb. Print Fe Pe 
 
rett, Talking Roek, Rt. 
 
  
 
S FRESH AND CURI 
 
MEATS FOR  
 
  
 
} 
 
- 4 large Hams, wh = 
 
40 and 50 Ibs., dry, salt  
 
Can't ship. Come and Si, 
 
George Simons, Danielsville, 
 
Rt: 3. oe 2 
Want 2 nicely 
 
hickory smoked, 
 
hams, wt. 15 to 35 
 
type bantam hens at 50c a, 
Delmer Fowler, Roy. 
 
  
 
HONEY BEES AND BEE 
SUPPLIES FOR Bee: 
 
  
 
Honey, tig 99: 12 5- Ib. 
 
Sul. 60; 12 2%5-Ib., $6: 
aes . Crumney, Jesup, B 
LE 2 
 
. New modern ten frame hives 
with wired heavy brood foun- 
dation, 2 dep hive bodies each 
hive, plenty of honey bees and 
honey, disease free, $20.00 e 
C. E. Hodson, Atlanta, 1166 
Woodland Ave., S. E. < 
 
30 frame woodman radi 
honey extractor, complete wi 
G. E. Elec. Motor, motor-mou 
pulleys and honey gate, rea 
to run, $100.00 here. Will n 
ship at. this price. Marcus 
May, Pembroke. mae 
 
  
 
PEANUTS AND PECANS 
FOR SALE. 
 
  
 
Red Skin Spanish, Peat uts, : 
fine for seed, 15c lb. FOB here.  
J. C. Burns, Sylvania, Rt. 
 
6 Ibs. clean Chufas, free fr om. : 
trash, rocks, or pests. a 
lot del. $2. 60. E. C: 
Hartwell. % 
 
45 Ibs. Spanish Peanuts ae 
hull, 10 Ib. Pure and age 
No orders under $2. 00.  
paid. No checks. Therm 
 
  
 
Todd, Mitchell, Rt = ee 
 
  
    
 
  
 
  
 
-60. Rares 
epper, Tomato. ane Cabbage 
ants, 40c for 100. All PP. L. 
-P. Ellis, Cumming. ae 
 
rn, oats, etc.,~ at 10c each. 
wer Sowell, Atlanta, Rt. 3 
 
free of 
Estelle 
 
and: ironed, 
holes, 40c ea. Mrs. 
1 th, Dougherty, Rt. i 
 
  
 
| stocked and no labor. 
 
  
 
ent 2 Settings. Genuine 
Muscovy Duck ee Smiley 
Gr w, Colquitt. 
 
Duck: Eggs. State price. 
-Brooksher, -Winder, 
Woodland SANG. Ore St cS 
 
EER SEED. WANTED: 
 
nt some Old Fashion 
- Seed. Write Lester Hol- 
pe rencerille., Rt. 1, Box 
 
NTS WANTED: 
Want 1000 or 
Yam Potato Plants. 
 
. Mayes, Camak. 
POTATO PLANTS WANTED: 
 
ant some Nigger Killer 
 
to Plants or vines at once. 
DeVane, Adel. 
 
Write. 
 
  
 
CATTLE FOR SALE 
 
10-0r 12 good grade white 
 
ce Horn Ty pe Hereford cows 
ll supposed to be bred. to 
White Faced Horn Type Reg., 
Hereford bulls. $85.00 to $100 
a. at my farm, 8 mi. S. W. 
fs illedgeville on Macon Hwy. 
RoE. Cotton, Milledgeville, 207 
No. Columbia St. 
 
_ Nice, purebred red and white 
Guernsey cow, dropped calf 
heifer) Ist day of May (calf 
 
ame color.as mother), $150.00. 
WwW. W. McPherson, Villa Rica. 
 
Reg. Guernsey bull, 2 yrs. 
 
$100.60: also 3 mule colts. 
 
Reasonable. Gordon Kittles, 
apolton, 
 
6No. 1 Dairy Cows with 
Calves from 1 .wk. to 15 days 
old; also 1 Lilliston Tractor 
drawn Weeder in No. 1 shape. 
F. M. King, Perry. : 
 
2 Good Jersey Milch: Cows 
ith Young Heifer calves: 3 to 
4 gals. daily, $75.00 ea: 
; ersey- Stock Yearling, -ready 
> service (but not for sale). 
George Dockery, _ ees 
Rt go 
reg. Poll type Short. Horn 
bull, Normal Mayor 2d. 4% yr. 
eld, approximately 1,400 lbs. 
dev Re 2 Josie Hamilton, Bax- 
y a 
 
2000 bunch | 7 
 
also. 
 
  
 
Cow, aE. red 4 Poll ane halt 
 
Jersey, with Ist calf 2 mos. oS : 
 
for. sale at my. barn. R. 
Bruce, Cleveland, Rt. 1. 
 
Cr eam col. Jersey cow, -fresh- 
en in July or sooner: will give 
 
1p | 4 gal. gentle, easy to milk, for 
cks (no prints) for trade on, 
 
sale: also some syrup. and 
pumpkin = and collard seed. 
Seed at 25c cupful. Mrs. H. V. 
 
Bivens, Powder Springs, Rtl, 
 
Fine, well. grown red Jersey 
cows of fine stock. freshen 
soon. Very gentle: also good, 
gentle, mare mule, about _950-) 
Ib. work dbl. or single. Over- 
Come 
and see. Frank Cain, Buford, 
Rts2. as 
 
  
 
HOGS FOR SALE 
 
  
 
4 reg., 1 yr: old Hereford 
Male hogs. Wt. re aS ets 
 
| 200 Jbs., Special .price, $40.0 
 
ads E: Humes. Columbus. 
 
eg. Ss. P. C. zilts, wt., 100- 
108 De ea. State Winners and 
well marked. $55.00 or $30.00 
ea., Reg. buyers ame, crated 
and shipped. Malcom Miles, 
Metter, Rt. 1: 
 
_ Modern blocky type Hamp- 
shire pigs, 4 females and 3 
males, eligible forreg., treated 
 
ea. 
 
{and ready to ship May 19th, 
 
from champion  stock, $20. 00 
J. E. Bennett, Screven, Rt 
, Box 29 A. 
 
~ Reg., Cherry red; blocky 
tvpe Duroc weaned pigs, $15.00 
ea: some unrelated. The kind 
that make 400 lbs... in 12 mos. 
H. lL. Williams, Baxley. 
 
  
 
HORSES AND MULES 
"FOR SALE 
 
  
 
A 1100 1b, YF. 
mule, good. ee 
$150.00, Uk Hi. Elsner, 
Rt: -2,- Box: 362. 
 
An 8 yr. old mare mule, wt. 
1.350 Ibs., 
tes. Fairburn. 
 
~ Mule about 1,000 Ibs., ventle 
work: anywhere, good cond., 
about 9 yrs. old, $50.00 for 
quick sale: also 1 or 2 H. wa- 
gon for sale with mule, cheap. 
Mrs. D. W. Coker, Norcross, 
Rt. 4, c/o J. Re Cans Place. 
 
1 coming 4 yr. old Montana 
mare, wt. 1200 lbs. strawberry 
color, gentle, work ahywhere, 
$200.00." Worth more. L. J. aL 
lis, Cumming. : 
 
old mare 
no plug, 
Austell, 
 
2 mules, 10 yes. old. wt.  
150 lbs. ea., in first class work 
order, for saleor trade for 
pair farm brood mares. J. W. 
Dockery, Arnoldsyille. 
 
Plow mule, wt. 1100 Ibs., for 
sale. Can be seen at my place, 
hear Decatur. Miles Hover. 
Atlanta, 2249 Wistaria Way, N 
E.. Dez 4283. 
 
6 yr. old bay horse foe sale 
 
| or trade, also 2 H. wagon. Live 
 
on new Buford Hwy. at Me- 
echanixyville, just above Bethel 
Church on the Wm. Tellamo 
 
  
 
Place. C..E. oe Doraville, 
acts 
 
  
 
  
 
"LIVESTOCK AUCTION SALE 
a Livestock Auction Sale will b held at the 
 
cast Georgia Fair 
 
Friday, 1 May 25th, at 1 ue M. Herbert H. Adder- 
 
holdt, Gainesville. 
 
Ground, Gainesville, on 
 
  
 
  
 
for sale. T. W. Es- 
 
| Fred E. Grubbs, 
 
  
 
-} Built, wt. 1160 lbs., 
gentle, work anywhere, dbl. or: 
 
$50.00  
Brownlow, Atlanta, ante Bu- 
 
wks. old, -$1.00 ea. 
ey Dr. 
 
| for lot, 
 
lanta, 93 Warren StS 
 
  
 
Black Hine. 6. yrs. Sol bicdky 
perfectly 
 
West Blue 
 
single. Live 3 mi. 
Blue 
 
Ridge. Simp ee 
Ridge, Rt. 2: 
 
; Mare re wt 1100 [bss 42 
yrs. old, gentle; good worker, 
ati my place. R. I; 
 
ford Highway. 
 
Saddle - mare, about 10 yrs. 
old, sound, healthy; well: spir- 
ited, with buggy, ae 00. See 
at. my ovlace. J. 
 
  
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
2 Fine Male Guinea Pigs, 5 
Exp. Col. 
 
Charles- Wiggins, MACOS: 207 
 
4 Ped Kuveione Str. Sandy 
| Flemish (Buck ar, 3 Does), un- 
related, 3 mos. Fig, $5. 00 ea. 
Exp. Col. Sonny Weeks, Edi- 
SPR eg foe { 
 
1 NZ White Buck  Rabbit, 
$2.50; Exe. for 15 Baby Gui- 
neas or 2 grown Guineas, or | 
pr. of Guinea Pigs. 
Moore, Thunderbolt, Box 67. 
 
NZ. White. Rabbits, Ped. 
Stock, 8 wks. old, $4.00 pr: 2. 
yr. old Doe, $6. 00. Original 
Ped, Papers furnished. Exp. 
Col; White Feed Sacks, 100- 
lb..cap. washed, free of: holes, 
25c ea. plus postage. Mrs. Otis 
 
Mashburn, Cumming, Rt. 5. 
 
. 5 Purebred NZ White Bucks, 
3 and 4 mos. old. $1.50 ea. $6.00 
{ ee W. H. Hensley, 
Blijay, Rt,22: Box Sie 
 
  
 
SHEEP AND GOATS 
FO} SALE 
 
  
 
1 Milk Goat, Saanan Crossed 
with Nubian, fresh six wks. 
 
second freshening, had 3 kids, 
 
giving betier than 4 ats. will 
 
go 5 qts. with erazing. Natur- 
ally hornless, gentle and easy 
to milk, no bad qualities, $45 
my barn. J. W. Cole, 
Rica. 
 
3 Reg. Saanan Bucks, 3 mos. 
to 2 yrs. old, 3 Splendid young 
Saanan Does (1 giving milk) 
1 Toneenbure Doe. Sell or exc. 
 
-for Tamworth or PC Gilt Sow 
 
or for nice young Beef type 
Steer or Heifer. Edwin Simp- 
son, Douglasville, Rt. i. 
 
Reg. Toggenburg Doe, 
1147, fresh, good milker, $60: 
also hornless Doe and Buck 
Kids, reasonable. Exc... 
Shoats. R. M. Loy, College 
Park, Rt. 2. Or Call Ca 7303. 
 
Fresh Togeenburg 2 Milk Goat 
from Reg. oe extra heavy 
milk stock, reshened March 
1, $40.00; 1 Gc <, 1-Dee, $5.00 
 
for both. Mrs. R. B. Tufts. At- 
clanta, : 
 
244 Murray Hill Ave., 
 
N. E. 
 
Reg. Purebred Nubians, rea- | 
 
sonable prices, ior excellent 
 
breeding, 20 yrs. a breeder. Exc: 
 
for nite Shoat ot Male Calf, 
 
Demorest, Rt. 
 
Offering: the Dam, Crystal 
Janice, or her Doeling, Cry- 
stal Ellen, o: the Worlds Fa- 
mous Crystal Helen Str.- of 
purebred, Ped. Reg. Toggen- 
burgs, only 1 of the 2 for sale, 
reasonable.- John. ae At- 
3140. = De; 
 
-Goats, 4 mos. old, not reg. 
 
Caldwell, 
Atlanta, Rt. 4, Hox 235. : 
 
RABBITS AND CAVIES 
 
Fischer, 
 
Coe Ay 
 
hold, Winston, Rt. 
 
Villa |: 
 
| house, elec., 
 
tT 
 
for} 
 
  
 
2 Piiebeed Toggenbury Billy | 
u 
stock Goats, $10.00 ea. 
 
obo, Hartwell. 
 
fine 
Joel 
 
Mil 
half Nubian, $25.00 ea. Fresh- 
 
en in 4 wks. Will sell for more. 
Ad, Thomp- | 
son, He: Springs, RED: 
 
after that date, 
 
  
 
LIVESTOCK - WA NTED 
 
  
 
iets WANTED: 5 
Want from 3 to: 10 Purebred 
 
-Reg: Aberdeen- -Angus Heifers, 
 
if possible bred to a registered 
sire of no relation. Dr. L. C. 
Atlanta, 35 Linden 
We 
 
some baby 
 
Ave. 
 
Want | calves. 
 
State what you have and price. 
 
Oo. S. Duggan, Chester. 
 
HOGS WANTED: 
 
Want. 2 pigs to fatten, any 
size. State. breed, age, ap- 
proximate wt..and height. C. 
 
M. McMillan, Decatur, Bt 
 
Want 2 pigs or shoats, dont 
mind a little thin, shipped to 
 
me. na what you have and 
price. J. 
 
. Towe, White. 
Want a reg., Black P. C.. pig. 
 
State what you have and price. 
 
Ls (2 Thompson, peperion. 
 
  
 
FARM HELP WANTED 
 
= 
2. 
 
Want Good Family, white or 
colored, to farm, 4-room house, 
lights and wood, on school. bus 
and mail rts. Good Garden 
now coming in furnished. Good 
 
-wages.7 mi. from Stone Moun- 
 
tain. J. M. Jones, Grayson. 
 
Want Man and Wife to work |. 
 
at Dairy or man with boy to 
work. 4-Room House. Have 
milking machine. ee Ader- 
 
Want dependable farmer for 
30 A. bottom land on Chatta- 
hoochee River, 
6-R. house (house in, need of 
some repair). Hugh Richard- 
son, Atlanta, 3600 Northside 
Dr: 
 
Want man to operate farm, 
prefer one who can operate 
tractor and other farm ma- 
chinery; also have work for 
the women and children of 
family. Good large, ceiled 
garden and wood 
furnished. Good comimunity; 
school bus and churches. J. P. 
Simpson, College Park, Rt. 2, 
phone Ca 6859. 
 
Goats, half Saanan and 
 
| plee Rt- 1. 
 
Fulton County, } 
 
  
 
Want giderly Man 
bered, Sener hong it fo: 
 
RreWiions. Lithes 
 
Want farmer. white 
for 2H. crop, Gwin 
Seading-te eaent or 3rds anc 
Good 5R. hou be 
tures, 314 mi. 0 wh : 
dated: eee -eol. se 00 
ehurch, 1 mi. R. A. 
Decatur, 218 Oakvie 
 
Want. man and wife t fi 
 
1 erop. House, water, woo 
 
lights furnished, a 
to right party. J: 
Austell. 
 
Want white or col. we 
to work on small farm 
help with chickens, etc.  
Cheston M. Hanson, Ch 
 
Want honest: healthe: 
cumbered white woma 
sist with farm chores and 
try raising on profit- 
basis, plus good hom: 
ary- weekly. Mrs. Joh 
tain, Alpharetta. 
 
Want white farm. f 
willing to work from sun 
sundown. on large, 
 
day to start. 
 
apply. R. F. Sams, Cla 
 
, Want 3 Wage Fami 
farm at Penfield, Ga. Re 
 
_ churches, 
Guy Chai 
 
school, 
a community. 
Penfield: 
 
Want a nice. Scaled 
woman unencumbered 
with poultry farm wor 
ing after I cow, $10.00 
 
oe Es Prone Lithia ee 
Rt. 2: 
 
Want exp., Dairy hel 
milkers. Must be sober 
offer to good man... 
Sledge, Ty Ty, Rt. 3. 
 
  
 
POSITIONS WANT 
 
  
 
Want job looking after 
farm. Am 56-yrs. old 
exp., at this kind of wor 
furnish good ref. J. C, 
Vidalia, Box 501.  
 
Man and wife, no 
wants job on poultry ~ 
with good people. 3 yr 
State wages, or come s 
ton A. Pruitt, Lawr 
 
  
 
ues: 
 
  
 
cock, Co., on June 15. 
State Industrial Colle=> 
 
~ 
 
will e held at Log Cabin hmmaaiy Conga 
pees Hubert, Pres. 
 
  
 
Cabbage, per 50 Ib. sacks 
 
= 
 
bres Fruits and Vegetables 
Mays1l, 1945" ~ 
 
Beans: Gen. per bu. Ap US. en es se at OG 
 
  
 
Collards; per doz. bunches 
Cucumbers, per bu. bkts. 
Mustard Greens, per bu. 
Radishes, per dozen 
Squash, per bu. ips, 
Sweet Potatoes, per bu. 
 
Turnip Salad, per. bu. 
 
  
 
bkts.. . 
Sweet Potato Plants, per 1,000 plants 
Tomato Plants, per 1,000 plants 
Turnips (Bunched), per dozen 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
TOWN  
 
LBS. 
 
180/240 
245/270 
275/300 
305/400 > 
155/175 
135/150 
130/DN 
180/350 
#90/450 
 
  
 
  
 
Strs. & Heifers 
Strs. & Heifers 
Strs. & Heifers 
Strs. & Heifers 
 
  
 
Soft 
 
5944.95> 
 
Moultrie 
 
Ranta eg 
: 9th 
 
one 
 
Hard Soft 
Per Cwt 
 
14.25- 14,50 | 
 
14.50- 14.50 | 
 
14.25- 14, 50 
14.00- 14.50; . 
 
14.25- 14.50 
 
14.25 
 
- 13.00 
 
_ 13.00- 13.75 
 
13.50- 13.00 
13.50- 
 
dard i 
Per Cwt 
14.35- 
 
  
 
15.59 
15:50 
13.00 
11.06 
12.00 
9.50 
 
15.50- 
14.50- 
~ 11.50- 
9.00- 
10.00- 
8.00- 
 
 6.00-- 7.50 
6.50- 250 
- 6,00 
8.00- 12 50 
13.00- 15.00 
10.00- 11.50 
 
SaQDoorccoooceo 
 
  
 
PO er I 8 SE rt I 
SNoCcScCoCcuUcoS 
 
Soft 
 
ee 
 
GEORGIA AUCTION MARKETS LIVE 
 
2 Nasieilic | z 
8th 
 
Sylvosiec 
oth = 
ifard sof 
 
Par Cwt. 
14.25- 
14,25- 
 
tiard 
 
14.25- 
14.95- 
 
14 25- 
14.25- 
18 00- 
 
T425- 
14.25- 
16.00- 
13.50- 
 
oft 
Per wt pe 
 
a 
~ Ord 
 
Nashville 
24th 
 
sdard Soft 
 
Per Cwt 
 
Per Cwr | 
14.35- 3 
 
Hard Soft  
 
STOCK SALES 
 
Ocilla. ss 
20th 
 
riard Soft 
Per Cwt 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
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