Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1945 May 23

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e@ about in our is trade ander.

ot the Reciprocal Trade Agree-
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ports oF industrial - commodities in-

. mills. manufacturers products in-

rom one- third of one. billion dollars.

ce how the farmers fared ee
nistration ot these. trade treaties by
rporate inter aoe

orts of four main agricultural crops.
from Six hundred and eighteen mill-

dollars per year to two hundred and nine-
t million dollars per yeara loss ot
han 50%.

WwW. nder iL there isa reasonable man who

| gay that the officials of the State

artment have not been influenced and

olled by a few large corporate inter-
their every< act in connection with
re iprocal wade a aeaee



_bales,



aching fallen oft more than 50 % %, While.
exports of the four main industrial items In-_
creased. 384 e : : .



Oo hae

: Can any sane man doubt. that the men
who- control iron, steel and automobiles in

this country also controlled our State De-
Seg in making) these trade gy eements?

In view ae these figures, ghould sane aa
riots consider giving more authority to such
men as Stettinius of J.P. Morgan and Com-

pany, to suchmen as Will Clayton of Ander-

son- Clayton Cotton Co., to such men as Rock-
efeller. It is inconceivable that men elected |
py the people of the United States to repre-
sent them in congress and the United States.
Senate should think for one moment of do-
| ang this.

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The farmers of the. nation were Lola

that, if Congress would pass the oe
Trade Agreements Act, this would find .

market in foreign countries for the ee
cotton, wheat, etc. Farmers were told that
they were piling up surpluses of cotton and
wheat and other crops in this country. They
were told that it was necessary to pass the

Trade Agreements Act so that the State De-

partment could find a market for these crops
in other lands. os -

A study oft the government oie. as

revealed in Table 619 on pages 631 to 669 of
Statistical Abstract of the United States of
1942, shows some. amazing facts.

Net only have they failed to find a mar-*

a for the farmers crops under the trade
treaties, but we have actually increased im-
ports of agricultural crops to the tune of

| many billions of dollars.

Under operation of the age treaties,
according to government figures,
imported cotton and cotton manufactured

goods and cotton substitutes in a famount

equivalent to thirty-three million bales of
cotton.

On August 1, 1941, the carry- over. of Am-
erican cotton was 12, 166,000. bales.

J have shown | you where we have used

eotton and cotton substitutes during the same
period to the equivalent of over 33, 000,000

Fe

Had we used Aaterican cotton in place

of these imports, on August 1, 1941, we would
have been 21,000,000 bales short.

With all the hue and cry shout the goy-

ernment being loaded down with cotton, the

facts were brought out by government wit-

nesses at the hearing, that government hold-

ings of all cotton now are down to less than
five million bales,

Nearly all of this cotton, in government

we have



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hanes is low. .grade cotton | which cannot

used by mills in nee? fine cotton food

imported La. ne cotton bagging, |
lap and other rough materials

up several times as much low grade
as we now have. on . hand.

The only reason that: we have. any,
grade cotton on hand is because Ww
TEpone | low. yee cotton manufac

this low grade cotton and put ine in Y us
form. .

consumption. | We know from Gover

on manufactured cotton goods. It is im
sible for the American manufacturer to }
American wages and then sell his pro
at world prices in COO DSR OE with foreign
- pauper labor. .

FIFTH-~Quit trying. to. control the fi

er. Discontinue the imports of ae tha

destroy the farmer.

TOM LINDER, _







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GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN

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SECOND HAND |
MACHINERY WANTED
- CORRECTION NOTICE

PLANTS FOR SALE



Marglobe Tomatoes, 500 for
85c: $1.65 M. Calif Wonder and
Eggplants, 500 for $1.75; $3.00
M. Cabbage and White Ber-
muda Onions, 500 for , $1.00:



- Want to rent a Power Hay
Baler on Shares; also want to
buy a road blade and ditcher.



j plants, }
ee a : muda eee Pa ol
- Tomato Plants, 10c doz.; Ga.| Onions, Cabbage. Collards. 50c
oa Green. Glazed Collard|C. Any amt. Pimiento, Bell,
plants, 10c doz. World Wonder |Hot Peppers, Eggplants, Parsley,
Sweet Pepper and Ruby King, Dill, Evegreen Bunching On-
15c doz. Money. order or|{ions, 35c doz. Del. Mrs. H. Vv.
stamps. No checks. Mrs. B.| Franklin, Register.
Brady, Cairo, Rt. 1, Box 132. Govt. insp. Red Skin PR
__E. J. Potato Plants, $2.00 M.
FOB Alma or exc. for anything
a ean use, Mrs. J. GL. Altman,
Alma, 407 E. 15th St.



Pepper; Calif Wonder, Ruby
King: Tomatoes, New Stone,
Marglobe, $2.00 M; $1.50 for 500:
40c for 100.. All moss packed,

_ Red and Pink Skin PR, gm#t.|prompt shipment. Mrs. Mary
insp., $1.25 M. Marglobe 'Yo-| MM. Crosby, Baxley, Rt. 4.
mato, fresh, $1.25 M: Pimiento : a
Pepper, $1.75 M. Del. All good|_ Calif. Wonder and. Black
plants, full count, shipped|Beauty Eggplants, 500 for $1.75:
promptly. W. G. OQuinn, Sur- | $3.00 M; 50c for 100. Chas. W.

and Flat Dutch Cabbage -Planis,
1500 for 90c: $1.50 M. Marglobe
Tomatoes, 500 for $1.00: $1.75 M.
All Del. R. Chanclor, Pitts.

PR Plants, Red Skin, $1.25 M.
Del. Prompt shipment, ful}
count. Johnnie Thornton, Scre-
ven.

Govt. insp. PR Plants, $1.25
M. Del. in Ga. Exc. for Baby
Chicks. colored or white Bunch
Butterbean Seed or white or
print feed sacks, free of mildew
and holes. Ea pay postage. W.
R. Hutto, Surrency, Rt. 2.

reney, Rt,..2.

-_ Govt. insp. PR Potato, $1.15
_M. Del. Marglobe and New
ene Tomato, $1.00 M. Del.
- Good Strong plants and prompt
_ shipment. Nathan Tomberlin,

_ murrency, Rt. 2.

PR Plants: sovt,insp. Good
eae full count. $2.00 M, Del.
_L. Dykes. Surrency. Rt, 2.

_ Pure PR Plants, $1.45 M: 5M
ots, $1.35 M. R. J. Boatright,

ershon.

ee Ceritied PR. Plants, :
insp., $1.00 M. FOB. Cash with

order. No checks. Prompt|_ Peppermint, spearmint plants,
shipment. Alton Hyers, Mer-|50ec doz. Rhubarb plants, 50c
n. doz. Exc. for white feed sacks.

- Shon, Rt. 1. : ;
is nee Matti McCurley, Hartwell,

U. S. Insp. Potato Plants, now
well rooted, nice Sweet and
Hot Pepper: Ruby King, World
Beater, Hot Cayenne, all var.

Pink and Red Skin PR, Nancy | $9 09 M.: $1.75 for 500. / Full

Halls and Early Triumph potato



) count, prompt shipment. To-

ee ao eae or | Mato and Pepper packed _ in

i Baxley, a. : " ao aida G. Lovell, Baxley,
_ Pink and Red Skin PR, and| Tomato Plants for sale. No

la. Yams, $1.25 -M. Strong, ; ae .
eoritied piore. Ciedenin mail orders accepted. Marcus

Dobbins, Rutledge.

Imp. PR Plants, govt. insp.
and treated, vine grown, good
count, prompt shipment, very
fine quality, $3.00 M: 5M. or
more, $2.50. PP. LL. H. Wi-
liams, Alma.

Marglobe. New Stone and
Baltimore Tomato Plants, $1.25
M. Calif Wonder and Pimiento
Sweet Pepper, $2.00 M. Imp.
Red Skin PR Plants, $2.00 M.
All plants ready for shi ping,
moss packed. prompt. shipping.
Mrs. Ina Griffin, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Govt. insp. Red. Skin PR
plants. $2.00 M; Calif. Wonder
and Pimiento Sweet Pepper,
$2.00. Marglobe. New Stone,
and Baltimore Tomato Plants,
$1.25. Full count, moss packed,
prompt del. Vernon Griffin.
Baxley, Rt. 4.

Red Skin PR Plants, 500 for
$1.35; $2.50 M. Del. $2.35 M. at
bed. E. O. Waldrip, Flowery
Branch, Rt o<-=

Morris, Baxley, Rt. 4, Box 117.

mato plants, $1.25 M: 500, 75c:
_ Calif. sweet pepper plants, $2.50
M. del. Moss packed. Also
govt. insp. PR Potato, 40c C:
900, $1.25; $1.75.M. No COD
orders filled. J.D. Mullis, Bax-
ley, Rt. 4.

Red Skin PR Potato plants,
aa) M. D. C. Nail, Baxley,

_Imp. Red Skin potato plants,
1.50; also Marglobe tomato,
31.25 M. Prompt shipments.
Hush orders. | WG. Bullard,
Baxley, Rt. 4,~Box 128. .

New Stone and Great, Balti-
more, large, stocky, field grown,
millions now ready, 50c for 500:
Sian M. Del. in Ga. Full
gunt, moss packed, satis. guar.
Ficyd C, Powell, Rebecca, Rt. 2.
_._ Gov.t insp. Red Skin PR
Plants. pink skin, $1.25 M. Del.
Also La. Copperskins, $1.50 M.
Del. Good plants, full count.

Alge Lightsey, Surency. Rt. 1. Pepper Plants now, ready.

Kudzu Crowns, No. 1, moss|Chili and Cow Horn Hot, 35 C:

Hugh Hichardson, Atlanta, 2600/8159 .M. PP. /Ovie Conner,
Northside Drive. ee 4
oe 5 Eid nats prunes ee
cele) : Beets, Lettuce, inese Cab-
_ PLANTS FOR SALE bage, Tomatoes, 50c for 50
ste 75c C. Broccoli, Ber-

Plants, $2.00 M. Hot and Sweet:



PLANTS FOR SALE

eerie!

PLANTS FO



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PR Plants, $1.00. M; 5 M. lots,
$4.50 M. All plants guaranteed,
full count, prompt shipment. At-
las Lightsey, Surrency, Rt. 2.

Certified Red and La. Copper-

skin PR Plants, $1.75 M., exp.
not prepaid: $2.50 M.. PP.
Prompt shipment. D. J. Harri-

son, Sunnyview Farm, Black-
shear. ?

Red Skin PR Plants, govt
insp. and treated, from vines.
Good viants, full
count. A. F. Sheffield, Sur-
rency, Rt. 2. ;

Red Skin PR Plants, govt.
insp.. $1.25 M. Del. Good
plants, prompt shipment. J. V

Early Triumph Sweet Pota-

to Plants, $3.00 M... Del. Par-
eel Post. Full count, prompt
shipment. Cash with orders

B .B. Medders, Alma, 202 Dixon
SE

Marglobe Tomato Plants. |
$1.00 M. PR Plants, $1.50 M
Prompt shipment. P. T. Herr:
don, Surrency.

Full type Red PR plants, vine
erown, honest count, $1.50 M
FOB. Prompt shipment. E, O:

Imp. Pink Skin .PR Piants
from vine.. $1.00 M. . Del. to
3rd zone. Prompt shipment. J
F. Gruber, Odum, Rt. 2.

Govt. insp. Red and Yellow
Skin PR Plants. full count, good
plants, $1.00 M. Del. Prompt
shipment. -No checks. George
Griffis, Screven.

Pink Skin PR Plants, insp
and treated, 500 for 60c: 90c M
Marglobe Tomato Plants. 40c C.
500 for 75c: $1.25 M. PP. Bu-
sd R. Lightsey, Screven, Rt

Imp. Pink Skin PR Plants
500 for 70c: $1.00 M. Good stout
plants... Also New Stone and
Marglobe Tomato Plants. 40c C:
500 for 75; $1.50.M. PP Le-.
roy Lightsey, Screven, Rt. 1
Boxe 175:

Exe... certified PR Plants,
$2.00 M. FOS. for broiler or
frying size chickens. Consider
few fat hens, and will pay ex-
press on same. Pay market
price. Jack Bower, Dixie.

Imp. PR. La Copperskin, Ear.
ly Triumph Potatoes, 50c C: 506
for $1.50: $2.75 M. Old Time}
Spanish Boons, 65c C: 200 for
$1.25: $4.00 M. Mixed Peanuts
all var.. 500 for $1.50: $250 M

From hand _ selected treated |
seed, prompt shipment. Add
postage. 10c exc. on checks. C.

A. Dobbs, Gainesville, 502 Hud.
son St:

Red Skin Potato Plants, at
bed, $2.50 Large lots at
better price. Will not ship. G.
R. Westbrook, Gainesville, near
Chestate School, RFD- 1.

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Calif. Wonder Pepper Plants.
$3.00 M.; 50c C. Also Hungar-
jan Hot Wax, same price. W.
W. Williams, Quitman.

Marglobe Tomato Plants.
$1.00 M. Del. Good count,
prompt shipment..money orders
only. Allen C. Thornton, Scre
ven, RFD 1

Red Skin PR Potato Vine,
ready for shipment June 1, from
Certified plants. Place your
order early, $3.00 M. R. Gor.
don. Williams, Alma.

Govt. insp. Copperskin PR
plants, all. from vine, goo
plants, well. rooted, full count.
$2.25 M. exp eol. No checks.
Ready now. E. N. Strickland.
Blackshear, Rt. 1, Box 261.

Artichoke Plants, $1.50 C., PP
Mint, Balm, Basil, $1.50 C.. Mrs.
Elsie Heaton, Mineral Bluff.

Govt. insp. Plants, full count
food plants, - $1.25. Mii co
Griffis, Odum, Rt. 2. f

_ Red and Pink Skin PR Govt.
insp., full count, $1.00 M. D. A.
Lightsey, Odum, Rt. 2.

PR Plants, Govt. insp. and
treated, $6605 M. -Del:< . 41;
Dukes, Baxley, Rt; 2.

Pimtento Sweet Pepper, 500
for 30c; $1.75 M. Black Beauty
Egeplants, 15c doz: 60c C. PP.
No COD. J. H. Davis, Milledge-
ville, RFD 5, Box 126.

Certified PR Red Skin Plants,
$2.00 M. Marglobe Tomatoes,
$2.00 M. Calif. Wonder Pepper,
$3.00 M; 40c doz. Hot Pepper.
0c doz. J. J. Carter, Baxley,
Rt. 4, Box 70.

Certified PR Red Skin Plants,
$2.25 M; New Stone Tomatoes,
$2.00 M. Marglobe, $2.00 M.
Wonder. Pepper, $3.00 M: 40c
doz. Hot Pepper. 50c doz. Mrs.
one Carter, Baxley, Rt. 4, Box

Large Tobacco plants, $2.50







Bec ees dan, $2.00 C. Yonge |$2.25 M. Del.in Ga. Mrs. M. G.
Watker, Toccoa. be) O Berty, Surrency, . *





Wi NOt PP se.

Govt. insp. Red and Pink Skin |.

qd seeds for sale.

PR Plants, Govt. insp., from
vine grown potatoes, imp. red
and yellow skin, full count,
prompt shipment, good plants,
5000 for $4.75. F. G. Tyre. Bris-
tol. :

Certified imp.. Red Skin
planis, $1.50 M; 50c C. Moss
wacked, prepaid. E. M. Light-
sey, ocreven.

Govt. insp. and treated Pink
Skin Potato Poets oe ae
d plants. good count, 25
Mu Del. 5 M. up, $1.20 M Del.
Woodrow Lightsey. Sereven.

Govt. insp. imp. Red and Yel-
low Skin PR Plants, $1.00 M.
Full count. Will ship on return
mail. No COD orders. Nellie
Lightsey, Odum, Rt. 2.

Govt. PR Plants, vine grown,
full count, prompt shipment,
$150 M: 5 M and up, $1.00 M.
B. D. Brannen, Bristol, Rt. 1,

Margiobe Tomato Plants,
ready to ship, strong and stocky,
$1.25 M. Pimiento Pepper, $2.00
M: 500 for $1.25: 50c C. Del.
Mrs. V. A. OQuinn, Surrency,
Red. ae

Pink and Red Skin PR Po-
tatoes, $2.00 M. Marglobe To-
matoes, $1.50 M. All~ del.
Prompt shipment. Joseph M.
Thornton, Screven, Rt. i.

Red Skin PR Plants. govt.
insp. and treated, $1.75 M, Del.
Marglobe Tomato: Plants, $1.25

M 50c C. Good plants, full
count. Willie Pearce, Surrency
RFD 2. :

Baltimore and New Stone To-
mato-Plants, large stocky. field
grown, now ready, $2.00 M. Det.
in Ga. Prompt shipment, full
count, moss packed, satis. guar-
anteed. Floyd C. Powell, Re-
peccta, RU. 2.;

Govt. insp. Pure Red Skin
PR: Plants, La. Potato. Plants,
500 for $1.75; $3.00 M. Del.. or
$2.75 at the bed. Prompt ship-

ment. Dewey Mathis, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2.
Govt. insp. Copperskin PR

{plants and a few Red Skin PR

Plants. from vine cuttings.
$2.00 M. Exp. col. R. L. Strick-
land, Blackshear, Rt. 1, Box 304.

Gen. imp. PR Plants, $2:00 M.
Marglobe Tomato plants, $1.50
M. Ruby King, World Beater,
Sweet Long. Cayenne Hot Pep-
per, $2.25 M. New -York Pur-
ple Eggplants, $1.75 M. All hun-
dreds, 50c prepaid. Mrs. J. O.
Stone, Graham.

Gen. imp. insp.
New York Purple Eggplants,
$2.00 M. Ruby King. World
Beater, Sweet Long, Cayenne
Hot Pepper, $2.25 M. Marglobe
Tomato plants, $150 MM. All
hundreds, 50c prepaid. Mrs. H.
F.. Otto, Graham.

Yellow skin PR Potato Plants,
treated and insp.. ready for
shipment, $2.25 M Del. in Ga.
R. O. Crosby, Mershon.

PR. Plants,

Certified purebred Red Skin.

PR Potato, different var., $1.00
M; 50c C. prepaid. Paul Light-
sey, Screven.

Certified Red Skin PR Plants,
$1.50 M. PP. No checks.: E. L.
Reese, Baxley, Rt, .2. :

Imp. Red Skin PR Plants,
$1.00 M. Well, rooted, full count,
you pay postage. Brantley Bell,
Bristel Rt. 4:

Nice Peppermint Plants, 15c
doz:-. Exc:doz. for Print -Feed
Sacks. Also have some carrot
cheap. Mrs.
Stanley Maner, Bremen, Rt. 2.

._ Pure Red Skin PR Potato
plants. $1.00 M in 4 M lots and

up. FOB. Frank Harris, Bax-
ley.
PR Plants, insp. and certi-

fied from hand selected seed,
500 for. $1.50; $2:65 MM. : Del.
5000 up, $2.25 M.: 25000 up. $2.00
M. Exp. ~ col. No checks.
Want cash. John .C.. Crow:
Gainesville, Rt. 1, :

PR Plants, govt. insp., imp.
Red Skin, good strong plants,
prompt shipment, 5000 for $4.00.
Miss Sallie Tyre, Bristol.

Gov. insp..PR Plants, ready,
$1.15 M. Del. Prompt ship-
ment, good plants. L, C. Light-
sey, Screven, Rt. 1:

PR Plants, govt. insp., $1:75
M; 5 M or more, $1.50 M. Del.
- Se C: F. Mann, Surrency,

Govt. insp. PR Plants, Red
Skin, $1.25 M. Del. . Marglobe
Tomato Plants, $1.00 M. Del.
Florence Quinn, Odum, Rt. 2,
Box 174.

Greater Baltimore, New
Stone Tomato Plants, nice,
strong plants, $2.00 M: 500 for
$1.25 del. 5000 for $7.00. Exp.
col... Moss packed, full count,
prompt shipment, satis. guaran-



H,. Sutton,
Cleveland, RFD3. 5.

teed. H. C. Rowe, Sr., Ocilla.
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Govt. insp. PR Plants,
M.; 5 M or more, $1.00,
Cason, Bristol.

Red Skin PR Plants,
insp. and treated, $1.50 M
globe Tomato Plants,
50c C. Good plants, full
all dele W. A. Pearce, Sur
RED 2. ; g

- PR Plants... govt. insp.,
M. Ward Boyett, Bristo

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BEANS AND PEA
FOR SALE_



15 bu. mixed field peas.
bu. Good Ser Hay. 4
Snead, Fayetteville, Rt. 3.

Speckled bunch Butter
25 lb.; 6 wk. and green
Crowder .Peas, 15c lb. Add
age. No stamps. Mrs.
Smith, Buford.

bunch Butter]
White Browneyed Peas,
Blackeyed Peas. 50c gq
ee G. C. Taylor, Buc
t245 :

Carolina Purple. Hull (
ders, very prolific, few b
in threshing, sample
quest, $7.50 bu.: % bu
FOB, or 20c 1b. del. >
Merriman, Lyons, Rt. 1.

Brabham Peas, all 194
No. 1 Peas, $6.50 bu. FOB
2s bu. bags. J. ie
Warthen.

10 bu. Red Bunch Peas,
3 bu. Mixed Bunch peas, $
bu. 60 gals. Pure Ga.
Syrup,, $1.25 gal. FOB.
Lamb, Danville. :

mixed, $5.00 -bu.; zB
S500 Dil = ia ae Caldwell,

20 bu. mixed: Peas, Nev
andi Speckle Peas mixed.
vil treated, $6.00 bu. at
place. J. B. Mathews, Pr
burg Rd., Howard. :

Brown Crowder and
Hull Peas. 5 Ibs., $1.00:
bunch Butterbeans,. and sli
colored Pole Butterbeans,
$1.00. Mrs. J, M. Jones.)
son. -

6 or 7 bu.-nice clean =
Crowder Seed Peas. $8.01
for the lot FOB, or $7.75 b
my farm. W. H. Hill, Linte

Few bu. Iron Peas, recle
$6.75. bu. GA. Lamer,
White Bunch Butterbean:
lb. FOB. Mrs. Julian Vi

Hartwell, Rt. 3. - 5

25 bu. 90 Day Velvet
and 25 bu. mixed peas, $5.
FOB: -A. S; Lynch, Lump

75 bu. Brabs, $6.50 bu.: 28
Era and Mixed, $5.25: 1
Melton, $6.50; 2 bu. Brow.
Crowders. $7.00 bu. All
Carl A. Walker, Ellaville.

Several bu. White and Bla
eyed. and several bu. Clay -
10c lb. at my home, 7 miles fr
Flowery Branch on Br
A. H. Davis, Floy
Branch, Rt. 2. =

20 bu. New Era Peas,
at. barn. See Jesse: |
Newnan, Rt, 2. 2

White HalfRunner Beans
teacup. Exc. 2 cups for 3
Clean Print Sacks, alike, 1
cap. Good condition. No chi
Cash or money order. Mrs
Ashworth, Dacula. Z



SEED FOR SALE |

Collard Seed, 85c. Ib. .
vine Tomato Seed, 25c C
Time large Pumpkin seed
for 25 seed. Lr As
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Purple Top Turnip Seed
Ib: 55e dbo for )1bse 6
PP. W. I. Rakestraw; D
Ville; RED II =

Red Speckled Crowde
sound and clean, 20c lb.
lots or more: Red Mult
Onion buttons, $1.00 gal
for printed Feed Sacks, 1
for 3 100 lb. cap. sacks, all a
Miss Gennia . Brown,
Ground, Rt. 1.

Gourd Seed, mixed; 1
moth Perkins okra seed.
stamps. Write for prices
T. B. Thomas, Thomasbort

12 Ibs. Bitter Turnip |
50c teacupful. Mattie Lee
vey, Milan, Rt. 1, Box 10

Several: pounds Gree
Stringless Ky. Wonder
Seed, 35c lb. Mrs. S .
Fairburn, Rt. 2, :

39 lbs. mixed Turnipse
sale. Tommie Byrum, L
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RR 4

eee ib.
Seed, 25c Veacsin:
w Crookneck Squash
teaspoon. Plus Post-
ie Crowe, Cumming.

ig Baby Lima, mixed
slightly

Bean seed.
alf Runners, White and
ed mixed, small Pink
ery early. 3 crops year,

d. cups. $1.00; Mustard
nixed Turnipseed, purple
te, seven top, 6 tabl.
or 200.
Clayton, Roy.

bs. Cannonball be: Black
ond Melon Seed,

Semesan treated, $1.50 Ib.
WN OQ. Birdsong, Gordon.

shed and recleaned 1944
il Millet Seed. 100 Jb. and).

eg cewt. FOB.: No or-

pate to harvest June: |

: ie Multiplying

_35 Ib; 100 Ibs.

me . in ships Joseph H.
ett, Sandy Springs.

lbs. Turnipseed,
ly | os top, -

Virgil Cottrell, |

. Purple Top and. yee

Horm Turnipseed,
. in lots over 5 Ibs.
Mrs, Soa a4

Tr . ._ Del.
A. J, Stanton, Newborn.

000 or more Ibs. of Hegari
ec lb. Cleaned for plant-

._ BH. Sanders.

w crop Swycord Collard |
Speckled

Qc tbispoon;
Pens, 18c - PP. Mrs.

Party sr

1000 ne ae Get pure,
Free of obnoxious seeds, fine for

Plus Postage.

hand
from large selected mel-

T. J. Byrd, Brox-

few other
25c l|b., plus. post-
ather sell all to one

New-

ba he



seed or feed, $1.00 bu. H.

Cason, Vienna, Rt.

5 tons good me
$15.00 ton at my barn.
checks.
RED 3.

Baled Oats, $30.00 ton. Baled
Lespedeza and Johnson Grass
Hay mixed, $25.00 ton. Also
threshed oats and Ear Corn. J.
H. Goolsby, Monticello. -

Hay,
H. H. Peavy, Cuthbert,

er $35.00 ton in less than ton
lots: D, B. Johnson, Garfield. _

COTTON. SEED
FOR SALE





Coker 100, str. 7 Coker 7
dpa str 3, germination, 94%, 1
from breeder, kept pure.
$5, 00 per 100 lb. bag. FOB.
Col, E. T. Newton, Madison.

10 bu. Sikes No. 8 Cottonseed,
delinted and treated, $1.50 bu.
|Q. S. Duggan, Chester.

- Stoneville 2B Cottonseed. Ist
yr., ginned privately, recleyned,
$1. D5 bu. Selected Spanish
Peanuts, for seed or eating, 12c
tb. No orders for less than 50
\Ibs. Riley C. Couch, Turin. -



CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR-SALE



100 bu. good Corn in shuck
for sale at my farm. Arthur
; | Boe 88 Barnesville.

- About 30 bu. Corn in shuck
for sale. See me near Rosebud
Store. O. S. Bailey, Sr., Li-
jthonia, Rt. 1. :



MISCELLANEOUS
- FOR SALE

nick Striped a2 eal

va Gornticid beans. 40c)

White Cabbage Collard |

15 -02z.:

5c. Stamps accepted.
hern, Quill.

WwW.

1 lbs. Stringless Green

Wonder Bean Seed, 30c Jb.
No small quantity. Mrs.
Jones, Fairburn, ace,

on Seed, 55c_ Ib.:

10c tbls.

ee holes, 20c ea.

Fashion striped Cornfield
Add

ee 10c teacup.
E. G. Acree, Atlanta,

Bohlex Ra. MEOW 2
sited and recteaned,

80c Ib.: 300 seed

Early
1 Pod Okra Seed. 25c tea-.
Yellow Crookneck Squash
White Chicken
Sacks, 100 lb. cap., washed,
Add
2, Sa Crowe. Cum-

1944



5 lbs. Beeswax, 35c lb. Clyde
Garrison, Cornelia, Rt. 1.

Print Chicken Feed sacks, 3
for $1,00. Del. Money order or
cash. No checks. For samples
enclose 3c stamp. H. C. Glover,
Cumming, Rt. 4.

White, unwashed Chicken
Feed Sacks, 15c ea. Print sacks,
40c ea. Add postage. E.
Wetherford, Gainesville, Rt. 2..

Sassafras, Yellow, Rattle root,
35c Ib.: 8/ibs,; $1.00. 1 Catnip.
Balm, Peppermint, Spearmint,
Horehound, Featherfew, Tansy,
Horsemint, Yarrow, Elecam-
pane, 385c doz. Plus postage on
small orders. Miss L. M\ White.
Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 35.

White, washed Chicken Feed
Sacks, 100 lb cap., 20c ea. Plus
postage. No checks.

*| Crowe, Gainesville, Rt. 2.



EGGS FOR SALE

kin and Citron Seed, 25c cup.
Add postage. Mrs. R. J. Wil-
liams, Cumming, Rt. 4.



oe ues Setting Eggs, 16

$1.25. Miss Leon Simpson.
ton, Rt. 1.

ee

gis trom heavy weight Cor-

1.40 for 15, del.
raft, Lavonia, Rt. 2.

Mrs. O.

hing Eggs: Barred Rock,
Strain,
15% $2.65 for: 30, del.

ns -Ringlet

s. J. A. Wilson, Martin.

2. selected, - $1 25. per 15.
1944 White Butterbeans for

Eley, White Plains.

-B. Broadbreasted Turkey
from unrelated stock, 30c
Jas S. Black-

on Red Turkey pes

Shipped in egg crates

insured. Mrs. R. H. Bar-
Griffin, Ri:

Z famous AAA Black: Mi-
hatching Eggs, $1.00 per
an L. D. Eliott, La-

led Guinea Eggs, $1, 0G
Plus postage. Mrs. A. C.
le, Atlanta, 52 Briarcliff

a

Se Eggs, $1.00
Por A. . Adams, Bow-





Re 4 Runner Peanut
on at my, home.

New and clean 100 Ib. cap.
Feed Sacks, made of eavyv
cloth, 15c ea.- Blue and pink
large print kind. 35c ea. Plus
postage. Mark Woodliff, Flow-
ery Branch, Rt. 1.

White Chicken Feed Sacks.
free of holes, unwashed, 18c ea.
Print sacks, laundered, free of
holes, 40c ea. . Add __ postage.

RFD 5.
Yellow Root, Burdock, Colts

| Foot, May Apple Roots. Witch

Hazel Bark. Cherry Bark, Yel-
low Dock, Queen of the Meadow
Roots, all for 30c lb. Add post-
age. Aileen Cochran, Pisgah.

Dill Pins. 12 for 26c.. Balm,
Catnip. 3 for 25; Everbearing
Gem and Red Gold Strawberry,
Planis, 25 for 100. Dbl. Tansy,
Peppermint, 25. for 25. -Blue-
befry Plants. 12 for $1.00. Gar-
lie bulbs, 12 for 25c. 'M. in
Eaton, Dahlonega, Rie as

White Chicken Feed Sacks.
100 lb. cap.
wmildew, 15c a.,
Add postage.
Dawsonville, Rt. 2.

May Apple Roots, Yellow
Roots, Colts Feot, Yellow Dock,

not: washed.

age, Gladys Cochran, Pisgah.

Print Sacks, laundered, free
of holes. Can fill large or small
orders, 45c ea.
dle, Gainesville, Rt. 5.

White washed Chicken Feed
Sacks, 100 bb. cap., 20c ea. Add
postage. Ethel Crowe, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2.

TOBACCO:
25c Ib. del. Also PR
govt. insp., $1.75 M. Del.
with order. Ike pel cfogta
_ Surrency, Rt. 2

lants,



No

'8 tons good Oats, $30.00 ton.

1$2.60 doz.

B.

Ethel.

Herbs, Barks, Mullein, Pump-

Miss Bessie Martin, Gainesville.

Free of holes and |

Cecil McClure,

Witch Hazel, 30ce lb. Plus post-

Mrs. Alton Grin-.

Cured Tobacco,

Cash |

60 lbs. Nice ee fat ak 4
Mrs. Jeff Marchman, White:

G. | Pl&ins.

1200 White. Chicken | Feed
Sacks, 12c ea., 100 lb. cap. No
holes. Will ship by freight only.

|No orders less than 50. Ralph

-Dangar, Woodstock, Rt. 1.

White Chicken Feed sacks,
160 Ib. cap.. unwashed, 15c ea.
PP. -Grace Harben, Juno.

100 Ib. cap. Feed Sacks, good
quality, unwashed, 20c ea.. del.
in lots of 10 or more. J. B:
Alexander, Cornelia.

White Chicken Feed Sacks,
100 Ib. cap., washed, -free of
choles, 20c ea., plus postage.
Mrs. Joe Ingram, Dawsonville.

Good Leaf Sage, for season-
ing, $1.25 lb.: 3 to 10 Ibs. $1.00
lb.; Ground. $1.50 lb.; Orders as
small as 50c filled. V. Keith,
Alvaton.

Dill Spray. S5e C.-< Catnip,
Peppermint. Horehound, Balm,
25c doz. Mrs. Martha White,
Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 37.

' Print Chicken Feed Sacks, 39e
ea. White Chicken Feed Sacks.
all 100 1b. cap.. and wnwashed,
23c ea. Prepaid. No checks.
Cash only. Major Crow,
Gainesville, Rt...

Dipper and Martin Gourds.
Turnip and Collard:
Seed. 75c lb. Early Cabbage
Seed, $3.00 lb. Pepper and To-
mato Plants. $3.00 M. All pre-
paid. JI. J. Ellis, Cumming. -

Black..Walnut Sprouts. 25
ea. Add postage. a Leola
Price, Gainesville, Rt.

True Garden Sage ee sea-
soning, $1.00 for 12: $5.00 C:
$40.00 M. Del. J. D. Fuller,
Mountville.

White Feed Sacks. no holes,
100 Ib. cap. 20c ea. Del: Print
Sacks, very pretty. 40c ea. Del.
All of 100 Ib. cap. Mrs. H: C.
Brown, Junction City.

. Print Chicken Feed Sacks, |
100 Ib. cap. free of holes, 35
ea: White Chicken Feed Sacks,
100 1b. cap. free of. holes, 200
ea. plus postage. Cash. no
checks. Major Crow, _Gaines-
ville, RFD 1

Catnip. Binns mint, Hore-.

- hound, Balm, Yellow Root,

Sassafras. Root, 250-1) Nirs.

Martha White, Dahlonega, Rt.
> 1, Box 37.

Print Feed Sacks, washed
and ironed, free of holes, large
assortment, 40c ea. Plus post-
age, small or large order ac-
cepted. Mrs. Newman Gar-
rett, Gainesville, Rt. 5. BAK

Nice, New, White, Downy
Feathers. 59 lb: Lot of 25 Ibs.
for $12.50, - Sample on request.
aes Mary Collins, Cordele.

White Feed Sacks, 100 Ib.
cap, washed but unbleached,
- extra heavy, 20c ea. plus post-
age. E. R. Smith, Decatur, 311
Superior Ave. De. 9076.

Old Fashion Striped Half
Runner Beans, 40c doz: about
15 lbs. mixed Geese and Chick-
en Feathers, clean, $10.00. Add
eS Mrs, C. C. Wright*

oving.

Nice Shade Dried Sage, 1945
crop, 95c Ib; 3 Ibs. or more, 85c
Ib. FOR C Fy Brown, Toc-
COa, RE 2,

Sage, PP, 1945 crop, han
gathered, shade dried, % iS
60c lb; 1 Ib. $1.00; 3 Ibs. or
more, 95c ib. Harrison T.
Brown, Toccoa, Rt. 2

Assorted Colers Print Feed
Sacks, washed and ironed, 40c.
Add postage.
Spriggs, Dawsonville. Rt. 2.

Good Thick Print Chicken
Feed. 100-lb. cap., Sacks, 45c
ae e B. Brown, Ball Ground.

i

Sassafras, Yellow, Elecam-
pane, and Camfrey Root, 35c
th... Catnin, Balm. Peppermint,
Spearmint, Horehound, Yar-
row, 35c doz. Jewel and Red
Gold Strawberry. plants, 45e Cv
Add postage on small orders.
Miss L. M. White, Dahlonega,
Ri ale Box 35.

Citron, Pumpkin Seed, 25
cupful. Salsify. Coriander, 5c
tblespoon. Herbs, 20c rooted
bunch. Wrid Cherry, Sweet-
gum, Dogwood Bark, 40c Ib.-
Pole Butterbeans, 25c lb. PP
in 5 lb. lots. Add postage for
Jess. Mrs. Ralph Williams,
Cumming.



MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED



SEED WANTED:

Want some Crotalaria. seed,



a | Stout, Warm Springs.

Mrs. Raymond



State variety and price. S. M

1 I0Ya

BOGS. WANTED: ee
aes, exc. Inspected. Red Skin
R. Plants at $1.50 M., for big.
Gane Bronze turkey eggs for
setting. J. C. Tanner, Alma,
ices

Want about 5 doz. turkey eggs

for hatching at best possible |.

price. W..B.. Patch, Augusta,
1721 Watkins St.

Want some full blooded Allen
Roundhead Game eggs for
hatching. Jesse Hudson. Cat-
rollton, Rt. 5.

FRESH AND CURED MEATS:

Want 1 ham or shoulder or
side meat, country cured, for
my own use. State price, etc.
Mrs. D. F. Brady, Atlanta, 764
Edgewood Ave, N. E., Apt. 6,

Want 30 or 40 lbs. hog meat,
shoulder or side meat, for my
own use. Also want some print
sacks and dried. apples of
peaches. Mrs. L..M. Fogg, At-
lanta, 892 Park St., S. W.

PLANTS WANTED:
Want 1 M. gov. insp., La Cep-

perskin potato plants from vine

cuttings, or the Red Skin PR
Plants, treated. Mrs. R. G. Bra-
selton Braselton, Ga., Box 65.

Want some govt. insp: Red |
Skin PR potato plants at once.
Quote best price, H. J. Mc-
Corvey, Pavo.

POTATOES WANTED::

x

_Want some Yam potatoes, pres |

fer the Yellow Skin. Give price
per 100. Ibs. Jy B. oe
Young Harris, Rt, 1.

ROOTS AND HERBS:

~ Want May Apple, wild Lady

Write
E.

Slipper, Skunk cabbage.
what you have and price.
J.. Hart, Austell, Rt, 2.

Want nice clump of pure,
clean, red, tender Rhubarb at
reasonable price. Also have for

sale, Speckled Sussex Eggs for |.

hatching at $1.25 per 15. Mrs.
C. R. Sorrells, Monroe, Rt. 1.

Want 50 or 100 print chicken
feed sacks, 100 lb. cap., free of
holes. and mildew, washed or
oe Quote del. _ price.
Mrs. E. T; Almon, Columbus, 20
Brennan Circle.

Want some old fashioned jack
bean seed, white and purple.
Mrs. Carper A aS Augusta,
421 Broad St.



POTATOES AND VEGE
TABLES FOR SALE



7

15 ee eink: eye tcokout
Aaunisin Irish Potatoes, field
run, 5 ib. : Morgan M.
Smith, Temple. Ret. 2.

Cabbage and onions for sale
to truckers or consumers. 50
Ibs.. by exp., $1.00. N. J. Dean,
Valdosta, Ri. 8.

SYRUP FOR SALE



*450 gal. Ga. Cane Syrup. in
gal. cans. 90c per gal. at my
home. AlJso 2 1-vr.-old Cornish
cocks, $2.00 a. Exp. col. Mrs.
Walter Gibbs, Adel, Rt. 2.

2 or 3 tons good Peanut Hay.
$95.00 ton at farm. Several
hundred gals. good Ga. Cane

Syrup in Glass containers. $1.00 |

eal, at farm. J. - Walker,

10
Milan, Rt. 2.) :



CATTLE FOR SALE



1 Good Milk Cow, will fresh-
en in Aug. Very. gentle, $65.00;
Also 1 Heifer to freshen in
June, $50.00. Good. Jersey
Stock. Come soon to back of
Woodland Ave. Mrs. Zora
Brown, Scottdale.

Dbl, Standard Reg. Polled
Hereford Males, Domino Blood
Line, 18 and 20 mos. old, $150.00

and $200.00 FOB. N. V. Dickin-

son, Monticello, Rt. 2.

eet Thoroughbred Reg. Horn
type Hereford Bull, Texas Bred.
Barney Nichols, Carnegie.

1 Reg. Polled Bull, 2 yrs. old,

1 Bull, 3 yrs. old; sons of Buter

Domino ist, ready for herd serv-
ice, $200.00.6 Del. in 100 mile
radius. eg es,
Winder.

3 Milch Cows, 1 with calf 3
days old, gives 3% gal. milk.
Other two to freshen June 17.
(1 reg. with 2. calves. gives 4
gals, milk daily.) J. M. Turner,
Hampton.

8 Reg. Horn. type Hereford
bulls, 24 mos. old; 10 reg. Horn
type Hereford Bred Cows, 2
yrs. old. Domino and Woodford

.| breeding. 4 miles west of Love-

| brood sow. at Joe



35 nice Heifer |

14 to 5 hundred_ ibs.

10 Springers, $80.00 ea
P. Mathews, Thomasto!

1 Jersey Cow and 2
$75.00. At my _ far
Wooty Harper, O:

Fine Young Short H
Bull, not full blooded,
stock, wt. about 450 Ibs.,
7. S Steed, Buena Vista.

1 Cow for sale, calf_
old, on Hwy. 17, ni
Toccoa. Joe Carswell,
Ri8.

- 8 good milk cows_ oe
R. L. Wardlow, Kathleen.

2 Work Cows, work single
dbl. Sell cheap or exc. for

\thing of same value on
Douglas, Wrightsvi

Reg. Bull Calf out of E:
Ruby No. 852989. Sired bi
nol Diamond No. 304889,
Blood lines in state. reasonable
A. ea

W AA.

price. Will ship. Be
Midville.

HOGS FOR s SALE



ree Pigs, 40 to 50 lbs., $1!
30 to 35 Ibs. Bobtail
$13.00 ea. Blanks if wi
Mrs. Lottie Bargeron, Sard

SPC service boars, re,
buyers name, best d
of Gates and Wilt Farms,
to $36:00 68... CO;
Americus.

9 Full Blooded Duvon:
Sow Pigs, beautifully marked,
deep eherry red, Dbl. treate d.
$10.00 ea. Also few ah (
ae Speckle Peas. $6.01

W. A. Moore, Haddock, R {

. Modern Block Type, Reg.
Hampshire Hogs, all ages, either
sex, unrelated or relate al.
from champion stock.
Fambrough, Cordele,

papers to buyer,
FOB. Edgar sigh. Jr.
icus. :

Hereford Pigs choicest
breeding, extra nice; with appli-
caiion for registration. W.
Bargeron, Sardis, P. O.

Hereford Pigs, reg. in b
name, now ready to ship
sows and some nice b
serviceable age. Real fo
tion stock. E. B. Smith, M
rietta, Rt 3, Box Jy
969 M 4.

Extra fine blooded OIC Bro
Sows and Gilts, register
bred to reg. OIC male, Ww
250 to 550 lbs ea. S
$165.00 ea. W. FB
pharetta. ie

2 Reg. SPC gilts fro sf
Winning Blood Lines, wt
125 Ibs., $30.00 ea. $55.00 fo
both. Crated and ship
colm Miles, Metter, Rt.

Reg. Blocky | Gill
mos. old, wt.,140 to 185 lbs.,
lb. FOB. Ernest P, Ca
Baxley.

Reg. Duroc Pigg | a
King and Checker blood
Treated and ready for ship
A. J. Ledger, Bartow, Rt. 1.

12





Beek Morse Mole

1100 lbs., $165.00;

lion, fine blooded, 10 4

1306 Ibs., $150.00: Mare
2% yrs. old, work to wag
plow, 1000 lbs., $300.00.

G. Morris, Roopville.

Young Saddle Horse
anywhere, wt. about |
8 yrs. old. red color, $75

|-W. Wilkinson, Villa Rica.

Young Mare, between
8yrs. old and. wagon, cor
ly hooked -up, 350.00
blace, near Sree ae =

$350.00 cash, or $300.00 a gc
ae ;
lumbus, RFD No. 1,.

about 950 Ibs. B. La
Marietta,. Allgood. Re

One 4 yr. old Montana
wt. 1200 lbs. Strawberry
Gentle. work anywhere:
for raising Colts, ~
money can buy.
Cumming.

One gaited Saddle Ho ees
yrs. old, work anywhere, wt/
Ibs. Reasonable price.
Williams, Dudley.

3% yr. old Bay S
ly broke, $250.00.



Percy A. Price, Albany,

a ae












ony foe Victory. ur
nd Saddle Horse. Gen
td. Write. J. Bak
pee or Phone)
ee old |

a Ware Mule, s ore. Oo
80! be. Pert, sound and all
yight, $50.00. Exc. for cows or |

Sik = Newsom, Bends

are Mule, 6 yrs. old!
= there, wt. 975 lb for
xe. for 1100 or 12 0 wt)
good age, no plug. Bring
nd trade. George Mc- |
Me Pave, Rt. 22. SoS

. Walking Gelding, un-
d,-8. yrs. old, 1100 Ibs. ,
entle, Flashy, Good

Tdeal, $200.00. FOB.)
{. Clayton Garrett, Gainesville, re

a4

very fine Drait StaHion for |
Make appointments in
ae : Be

A Meee: -Fair- =

RABBITS AND CAVIES -
FOR SALE :

}



ixed Belgian Doe, 10 mos.

z th 4 young, 3 wks. old. |
Al NZ White Doe, 8 mos. old:
w 10 young, 6. wigs. = old!
exp. col. for lot. Bruce.
dock, Fort. Valley, 301 Es

NZ White Does, bred, |
jghing over 10 lbs.. $8:00 ea.
White Buck, 10 lbs., $4. 00.

Flemish Buck, 11% Ibs.
$32. 50 for lot. All!

ock uncer 1+ yr. old. Prices)

J. R. Williamson, Jr., At- L
dy. Grey Flemish aes zs

2 Oakhill Ave., S. W.

eee old: 2 bucks.

Ped. papers furnish-)

Satisfaction guar- |

es R. Scarborough,
cai. 330 Merritt Ste

ed. Trio, 14 mos. old. |
ung. Purebred stock.:
: . Coreaux, Atlanta, 1070.
ooo, Ww '

IZ hite Rabbits, 8 wks. old,
m Ped. stock, $4. 00 pr.
Also Whit Feed Sacks. 100
washed, Tree of holes,:
S plus postage. | Mrs. Otis,
la burn, Cumming, Rie |
One NZ White Buck, 1% yrs.
ld, oe reg. parents, $6.00,
C



SHEEP AND GOATS.
ae POR SALE



milk stock,

Hornless,

for breedings, | |
Varnedoe, is eentle and well broke..

5 lia

\ a 4 ats. 3rd fash. |
g. Toggenhurg and Nubian, |
0.00; 3 qts. Ist. freshening, }
genbure C. $30. 00.
a \
We Ch 7069.

o

soon as cut,

Reese, Norwood, Rt. iz

2 Su siair ee thesher Ast
time very soon, $20. 00. 2 older|

Does, both fine stock, $25. 00 ea.
| Reg. Saanan Buck, 14 mos. old,
from Unterwalden Franz Hare
(none finer), $25.00. W. P.
Wright, Atlanta, 2500 New Bu
:ford Hwy. eS i

1 Poprenbes Billy. 3 mos.
old, $6.00. Exc. for 3 Ped. Rab-
pits, bred. a W; yey
Thomson. :

2 White Weentess Milk Goats,
heavy milkers. Also 1 very
fine Billy, willssell cheap. Mrs. |

iH. A. Summers, Conyers.

Offering the Dam, Crystal}
Janice, or her Doeling, Crystal
Ellen, of the worlds Crystal

Helen strain of purebred and
ped Registered Toggenburgs.

Only one of two for sale. Rea-
| sonable, quality considered.
' John Hynds, Atlanta, 93 Warren
St. N. E, De5140.

1. Nubian Bill, a2 yrs. Sad

hornless, also 3 mos.: old bill for

Rt R. PY Rowe, Moreland,
t

1 Billy Goat. 414 mos. old,
white, good milk kind. Its mo-
ther gave 4 qts. day, $25.00.
Can't ship. J. W. Barnes, Cleve-
land, Rt. 4. ;

1 Tog. -French Apline Cross
doe, 2nd freshening 2 mos. 2g0.
_Hornless, 1 gal. day, $25.00. 1
grade Saanan Doe, Ist kidding
July, 315.00. FOB. Gry +od,
Edison,

1 Alpine Milk Goat for sale:
(also 1. % Nubian, not bred. Cs.
K Bradshaw, Atlanta, 1961:
| Emery. St.



LIVESTOCK WANTED
CATTLE WANTED:

Want small. Guinea-Jersey
cross cow, giving 2 or 3. gals.
milk daily, with Ist or Qnd calf,
near Lyons or. Vidalia. State
Price. das
Uvalda.

HOGe WANTED: a a

Want 1 pr. OIC pigs or pied

gilt. Also want 2 tons Hay as
del. to-my barn.

Mrs, C.K. Phipps, Dallas, Rt. .

Want purebred Hampshire
boar, ready for service. . J. A.
Land, Clayton.

Want 2 wail full blood little
bone Guinea pigs.. Write what
you have and price. Mrs. Sal-
lie Dowdy, Eastman. Rt. 4.
HORSES AND MULES

WANTED:

Want a 400-500 Ib. Shetland

fpony with buggy. Must be OK
in every way. NB

Ati. = Red.
Daniel, Richland ox 562.

Want / Shetland pony, one ee

Murphy, Jasper.

'SHEEP AND GOATS
WANTED:

Want 80 Ewe
145 to 5 yrs. old -J=A, Puett,

| Young Harris. Ri ae



HEREFORD SALE

MA Gale Of Hereford Cattle will be held at Dalton,

on Thursday, June 14th.

49 head will be offered;

ows with calves at side and bred heifers. For fur-
ther information, communicate with, Gordon Ket-

tle, Seely Whitfield Co.

Livestock Assn., Dalton.



McCullough,

| $3.00.

sheep with
Marion. P. | lambs, prefer Black Face, from
Atlanta, 3934 Paces Fer- |

Wen 7 Southdown Rain.

papers.
trie Rt. 4.

_ Want Te Pour peed diced
Vou & State age,

SAT ISOS: care Ehrlich La

Must -be registered stock with
Tom es *Moul-

approximate
weight and price. Leon Erhlich,



4

ANDALUSIANS:

AAA grade Blue Andalusian
Caceres March hatch, $2.00
ea.: also White Face -
Spanish. 2 hens -and rooster,
$6.00. Mrs. W. at Treadaway,
Adairsville.

BANTAMS:

4 hens and cock, Bick are
chins, $12.50: also 4 trio Dark
Cornish bantams, $15.00. Ex-
hibition bred bantams. P. C.
Cox, Augusta, Box 910.

- 1 full Sebright bantam hen,
15 mos. old. Red Pyle game
bantam rooster, 1 yr. old, $2.50
for both. Also Flat. Dutch Cab-
bage seed. R. R. Fowler, Roy.

BARRED, WHITE AND
OTHER ROCKS:

10 purebred yee Rock
ihens, now laying, and. 2. roost-
ers. $30.00., Will, ship. Mrs. CG;
L. Lyle, Elberton, 301 So. Olive
St: a

40 extra .fine White
ea.: cockerels, $2.50 ea. . Fur-
nish unrelated cockerels to mate
with pullets, give 2 cockerels
with order 20+ pullets. Mrs. J
L: Wallace, Bowersville, Box
153: gas

3 mos. old, $1.50 ea.; $13.00 for
AGtesevire. to 183 Kersey, Pulaski,
ite

Barred rocks,
cockerels,

we ae 3
Id Barred Rocks, $75.00 for Jot.
Ol renee Brown, Helena.

40 extra fine 4 A grade White
Rock pullets and cockerels, Mar.
4 hatch. Pullets, $1.50; cock-
erels; $2:00 ea. i cockerels free
with order of 20 pullets. Can
furnish unrelated cockerels.
Mrs. J. L. Wallace. Bowersville.
CORNISH, GAMES AND.
GIANTS:

1 trio large type Dak Cor-
nish, -$7:00:- -C. 0. Sikes,
vester.

6 pure Dark Cornish hens,
$15.00; Also 100-bu. Wratleys
corn, for sale at farm. H. W.
Thurmond, Farmington, Rt. 1.

' 1 fine 2 vr. old Game rooster.
$4.00; a 5-lb. stag, $4.00: also
nice brood cock, dead game, to
trade for 5 bantam hens and
rooster. or 5 triers. Carl-Grif-
fin, Gainesville.

lcshow type Dark ~Cornish
Cockerel, 1944 hatch, purebred,
J< ake Gardrer: Gocust
Grove.

2 Ga. Shawl: stags..5%% lbs.:
ea. Roundhead and Shunt a
sed. 5 lbs., and Warhorse
Traveller cross. 514 Ibs:
trimmed, 12 pullets, Clarets,

ea. Albarn
Atlanta. 120 Sicapet St.,
De 6150.

LEGHORNS:

pone

lets, 3 mos. old May 15. Booths
| grade AAA, $1.75 ea.
csell all-in. 1-lot... Mrs:
Hi Savannah, Rt. 1,



POULTRY FOR SALE |

jon farm. Also who can work

Black

Rock | |
March. 4-A grade vullets,,; $1.50

_ milking machines used. Appli-

9. purebred - AAA White Rock,

AAA grade, 3, mos.}|

Syl-} |

and
all

Warthorse. and Ga. Shawls, $3.00
old Roy. Craves,,

00=5C White. Leghorn Pul-

Prefer to
Ae
Box}

| house on hwy 42;.12 mi. south of

*homaston, | y
River: also 40 A., near. Fitzger- =
ald, Ben Hill Co., on 3rds and
4ths, - or standing rent. Warren |

Want woman of
oe ee CaM oe oe and character to \

near Atlanta. -
Want man with ey to'| Best wages to PeLsOr
help plow, $1.50 day, 4 room| Write. Mrs. J. Bo
house, electric lights, _ school,| Atlanta, Rt Dp.
church man, J. H. amiaery: Ve 1910.
Danville. ele Want f
- armer, w
Want Man and. wife to wo 0 aE orob: 50-50%
partly broken. Plen
share. Good land,
Mountain. Fred
Grayson, Rt. es

turpentine. Furnish house,
wood and some garden. stuff,
$2.50 day. White or col. 5 mi.
from Graymont, 1 mile from
Durdenville. See at once. Mann}

Hooks, Graymont, RFD re

Want Middle. Age NS Lees at (4
once to help on a-smal sure lights, water
home and some money. wW.. also good garden no
Stowe, Carnesville, Rt. 1. in. At Snellville, a

Want single man or couple to Mountain. J. M.
do farm work, look after cows,
Weekly salary, furnished room
with lights. and water, on -car
line.in DeKalb County. J. H.
Tribble, Decatur, 903 BS Col-
lege Ave.

Want help to operate 3 farms
in Henry County, 15 miles pe-

man to live on plac
with garden an
other work on: far
|board and salary, M
Tatum, Ben Hill, car
Phone Am 2663,



low Atlanta, near Stockbridge,
on shares; 36 A., 3 room house;
66 A., 3 room house: 140 A, 5
room house. Plenty wood..
Creek runs through 140 A. farm. |
50 A. in fenced pasture. Mrs.
EB. P. Landers, Atlanta. 612 Park
Die Nes Phone Ve 1552.

Want man for dairy work,
$60. 00 month, 4 room house,
wired for lights, running water.
wood, milk, garden spot fur-
nished with job. DeLaval

"POSITIONS Ww

Mother, with son
daughters, want pla
near: Atlanta, to rai
and other farm wor
40. live a
At once. Write.
grough, Atlanta, ci

cant should know how to drive}:

truck. John W. Bussey, eee tay ae

bus. and mail route.
Want Farmer, white or color-| Wove after 18th.

ed, for 1] or 2 H. crop, 50- 50 comb, Austell Rtg
basis, or standing rent. 5 room ee pe eee
Single man, 56 y

Alanta, near Rainwater Service | furnish ref., wants
Station. Mrs. L. -M. Adamson. after stock. etc., on fal

Rex. Taylor, Vidalia, "Bo

Want at once, epdele. colored} Farmer, 47 yrs. ol
preferred, as caretakers small ily, white, wants -
farm. Will furnish nice house, | or turpentine, read
chickens, cow, garden, small | now, 0 anywhere
salary. Apply in person. J. F.\ experience on farm i
Hae Macon. , 'G, Sharpe, Waycre

FEEDER CALF SHOW AND $
A Beef Cattle Feeder Calf Show
will be held at Log Cabin Community Cen
cock, Co., on June 15. B. F. Hubert, Pie
State Industrial College. ~











| ABERDEEN-ANGUS
~22 head Aberdeen - Angus cows, some
calves at side, others, Springers at 12c pound;

on calves, 16c lb; also I Angus bull. if des
ib. FOB, Me, Barnett, Washington,







Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
May 18, 1945

Beans (Snap), per bu. hprs.
Beans (Poles), per bu. hprs.
Cabbage, per 50 lb. sack
Onions (Dry), per 50 lb. sack
Onions (Green), per. doz. bunches
Peaches, per % bu. bkts.
Radishes. per doz. bunches
Squash, per bu. hprs.
Sweet Potatoes, per bu. bkts.
Sweet Potato Plants, per 1,000 plants 2
Tomato Plants, per 1,000 plants SA Jee
Salad, per | bu. :

















GEORGIA AUCTION MARKETS LIVESTOCK SALES



TOWN

MAY

LBS.

700d to Choice 180/240
rood to Choice
Heavies - - 275/300
i 305/400
155/175
135/150

130/DN

180/350
350/450

245/270 ||.



Atlanta
16th

Sofi Hard : Soft
Per Cwt

14.25- 14.50
14.50- 14.50
14.25- 14.50
. 14.00- 14.50

Albany
16th

Hard

Nashville |
15th | L.

Hard Sof* Hard
Cwt : Par our

Sylvester
14th

Soft
Per
14.25-
14.255



14.50 |
14.00
13:00



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Thomaville
tT th
Soft. ard

Per Cwt t

sie +
8th & 10th
Soft Hard Soft
Per Cwt Pp
14.25-
~14.25-

"Valdosta -
10th |

soft Hard
' Per Cw











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