Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1945 May 30

-EDITORIALBy Tom Linder .

si peck President Cruman named
orable Clinton P. Anderson, Con-

essinan from New Mexico, to ie vab-

st of Secretary of Agriculture, to
Honorable Claude W. Wickard.

have written Mr. Anderson as fol:

Atlante. Ga.
May 2 23, 1945.

Geet yours,
: TOM LINDER,
oo huniceioue of. Acriculture?

1 most eloquent testimony. of the.
nt pene of this sco is: the

oe ah or as ome

rimself in pada. Te a fiber.
pe the? terrific handieers | that |

1923, oe ae th Agric

1 Adjustment Aet under which the
an farmers acres have. been re-

| Ws Congress passed. the Ree:
| Trade Agreements Act under which
try. has been flooded with forei en



ernment figures. which
need the production of fifty million acres
more than we have i in cultivation.

Chairman,
: none
ge the. ae ine paying .

Teas of the cor.



| level. .

aes that | we imported from. foreign
- eountries.

We hear a lot of talk aan foes many

people living on the farms, especially in
the South, We hear that some of them

must move to town and work in the fae-

tories. This, right in the teeth of Gov-

Kifty million acres is eas

what we now have in cotton and wheat
im the entire United States. Poees 3

We need as much additional frah

land as is now planted in cotton and

wheat, yet in the face of this, these plan-

ners sav there are too many people on the

farm

ast week before the Pace Committee
mM Washington, there was a plan pre-
sented by the Bureau of Agricultural Eeo-
| nomics and signed by Honorable Claude

Wickard as- Secretary of Agriculture.
This plan provided that these planners

- would come down here i in the South and
- decide whieh families could live on the
e farms and whieh families would have to

move to town. They would decide who

should sell his land and who must buy
land. They would dispose of the lives of
fifteen million people just as if they were
dealing with fifteen million chickens.

| My. H. Ro. Tolley, of the BAEK, in the
Department of Agriculture, was present- :

ing the plan. T asked permission of the
-Mr. Pace, e Spent a few

MM

I asked Mr. Tolley Sas were the real
The real authors
were:

Ma. Modecai J oseph Brill Ezekial,
Mr. Osear C. Stein.
Mr. Howard Ross Tolley.
Mr. Sherman B. J ohnson.
Mr. Oris vo Wells,

Ai asked iiese gentlemen if any of

a had ever lived in the Southif they
knew anything about the country and the

people who they: were planning\to dispose
of. None of them would admit it if they
| had ever lived in the South except Mr.
Oris V. Wells, who grew up on the line

of New Mexico and Arizona, in the eattle

| country where there was no cotton.

The plan entitled, fA Conversion. Pro-
oram For The Cotton South covers 56
: | typewritten pages, but its main features

ean be summed up in very few words,

Its first avowed object is to put the
price, of American cotton on the world

;
iB

prove that we

good faith.



he 5 American farmer would be |

expected: to produce vottont at th :

| price that it can be produced in B
a and other. foreign. countries.

alias ott the Brae who ees, or ]
| Jaa cotton at Abese. world pri ces.

any 7 henge in. the eae of aha
products made by cheap foreign

It only proposes that they shall s
-eotton in competition wall this:

peeley labor.

Woods (oe in favor af low Tai
and in favor of World Or eanizatio is
all aimed directly at the fariners oO
Nation.

_ None of these arguments under
say that all of the people in the
States should eat out of the sa

The farmers of the South and.
lieve they are as much a part
United States as. anyone: else

We Rear a lot of talk. about show!
In order that eve
may speak and act in good faith the fa

ers of America would give this ch lle
to the Congr ess and Senate of the .
: States. te

| CHALLENGE ee
Let Congress stop delegating et

sional powers to boards and burea Is. :

all the country into one bag-
South, Fast and West. me

Give us: low tariff. sid. we

under it, Give us tariff for reve
we 2 live under a

Rep us free.

teas wages while sthee nnente

nave high wages and short hours

Do not make the farmer pay
three times the world price for. whi
oe and then fore him to oe Ss
















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- SECOND-HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

| at Covington, Georgia, under Act
for
mailing at special rate oi postage
provided for in Section 1103. Act







- SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE


















































an Case combine, good cond.;;
for sate. 4: J. Hix, Monroe,

of Avery Grain Binder, trac-
rc hitch, old model, does not
bundle carrier, but in excellent
-veone:, B ft. cut, $100.00 at farm,
ar Roswell. Robert Carlock,
Silanta, P. O. Box 1583, phone
Wa 7509.

One No. 6 J. D. Cotitine on
= rubber. R. W. Cheatham, Grif-
fin, Mcintosh Rd.

1 No. 10 actor Mower, first
class cond., will work on, F-20
YEF-30 Farmall tractor. A. J.
Fountain, Reynolds.

1 comiWte setof planters and
si cultivators, for Model H, 2row

a Pe Tractor. Never used. H.
M. Colvin, Locust Grove.

22

- Grain reaping or bunching at-
tachment for McCormick-Deer-
ing No, 9 Mower, $17.50. Ira
Parker, Warthen.

Dain. Mower machine, needs

LP aaa eee

ress, without motor, $200.00;
gas. eng. can be mounted on it
or pull it with tractor. J. H.
Leverett, Parrott, RFD 1.

row, used about 2 days, L. D.
Hod dges, Social Circl, Rt. 1.

AS Farmall model A tractor, A-1
-gond., good rubber, with Mc-
~ Cormick Deering 2 disc Tiller.
. KE. McKown, Forest Park,
phone Ca 1676.

1 unit DeLaval milking ma-

chine, good cond. -, for sale. Leon

: ao Columbus, 4400 2nd
ve

Oliver mowing machine and
new. attachments to bunch
Wheat, oats, rye in stacks, first
lass cond., $90. 00. B. R. Wood-
iff, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Avery 2-row | plantr, com-
plete with twin hopper plates
or corn, beans, sorghum, ete.
_ Avery direct attached mold-
board plow, in almost new
cond.,
General tractor only. W.
_Rockel, Thomasville, Bt dy

Niagara Peach Dusting ma-

M:

chine, equipped with power
ke- off, etc., $15.00 here. Cant
ship... C: Adkins, Ft. Valley,
- 209 Main Street,
Open. buggy; newly odver-
hauled, for sale at my farm.

W. W. Kinsman; Jackson.

a Horse Weeder, $12.00 FOB.
rank Lamb, Danville.

A 8. i. Wagon for sale.
2 ae Mitchell,

i Syrup Mill with evaporator,
an be epernicd by steam or a
ractor. See at my farm, across
the river, 2 mi. Suwanee. $50.00
tor entire outfit. J DD. Martih,
Atlanta aZ6 St. Charles Ave.,
Sey Ve BLS:

i 7-20 Intnl Croler type trac-
with 5 dise tiller, both good
ond. Sell or. trade for culti-
X ator. type tractor and tiller. T.
W. Jimerson, Griffin, Rt. C.

J.

, for Avery mcdel A or-

a King Bush and Bog har-|.

| bine, used 1 season.

Dairy Equipment, for immed-
iate del. 2 compartment dry
storage, 90 gal. cap. milk box,
No. 17 DeLaval cream separator,
6 H.-P. vertical boiler, walk-in
refrigerator,
areator. T. R. Breedlove, Mon-
roe.

Cole planter, No. 40; 72 Plant,
Jr., 2 H. riding cultivator, $75. 00
for the 2 Both good cond.

his

Thos. G. Scott, Forsyth, Rt 33.

Good clover seed stripper, for
sale. H. G. Wood, Sharpsburg.

A 1-H, Wagon for sale. Ho-
mer L. Neely, Fayetteville.

2 6-rolled peach packing ma-
chines, complete less motor,
cap. 12 cars sper day. Write J.
EK. Mann, Griffin.

McCormick-Deering 5 ft. com-
Mrs, a
fred N. Adams, Atlanta; 275 EK
Paces Frry Rd. Ch 2510.

Allis Chalmers B model trac-
tor, 1942 model, on extra good
cultivators, planters, distribu-
tors, tiller plow; 2 dise tractor
disc. harrow, all fine shape;
ready to go, starter and lights.
J. Bo Pueher, Jn Plaine Rt

Elec. dehydrator for peaches
and vegetables, $25.00. Mrs. R,
B. Lefts, Atlanta, 224 Murray
Hill Ave., N. E.

A good plow and force, cheap
or trade for cows and hogs.
Mrs. Helen Street; Atlanta, Rt.
2, Box 564.

6 row cotton duster, work on
any standard tractor, practically
new, for sale. <A. G. Weils,
Ashland. cae

1 used model L A 1 row J. D.
tractor and cultivator, good rub-
eer. Walter F. Wood, Cordele,

to

4 dise J. D. Tiller, in A No. 1
cond., $150.00. J; S: Ball, Jack-
son.

Good 2 H. Wagon, with orig:
inal tires and bed in good cond.,
$60.00; 2 guano distributors and
other farm equipment. See at
my place. J. B. Knight, Car-
rollton, Rt ly

1 Int'l combine, 42. in: blade,
$450. 00; 1 mower, $100. 00. All
in good shape. Carl R. English,
Warrenton.

6 ft. Int'l Binder, perfect
cond., iractor or mule hitch. J.
D. Thompson, Cataula.
Cultivator and planting outfit
for. D.C. and -V..C; Case trac-
tor, good cond. Russell Wright,
Auguste, 1304 spe St., phone
617

A 1-ft. Roderick 28 disc trac-
tor harrow, good cond., priced
right. Revel Witheringion, Cad-
well.

1 set of 8 new perfect circle
4%x% oil regulating piston
rings for tractor, and some other
small equipment. E. C. Mc-
Kinney, Blue Ridge, Rt; 2.

6 row Niagara cotton duster



in A-i -cond., $100.00. W. M.
Maddox, Jackson. sath)

a large. and small








BULLETIN

SECOND - HAD
MACHINERY FOR SALE

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SECOND-HAND |

| MACHINERY FOR SALE





Ford tractor on rubber with
extra set steel ear wheels,
perfect, crd., used practically
hdne. -J.-C. Weatherly; Hazle-
hurst. :

Intl Harvester, model, 64, in
good cond. 6 ft. blade, $850. 00.
Mrs. Julian Clement, Athens,
Box 414.

Fordson tractor, O model Bi.
rebored, new piston rings, rods,

bearings, etc., completely re-
built. Se. No5 letters answer-
ed. Cy De Halt. Decatur; 124

Drevel Ave., De 1713.

Kings Crohn Bean ae Corn
Planter, and guano distributor,
for sale. Mrs. J. M. Walker
Atlanta, 1176 Gordon St, So: W.
Ra 2013.

1 Springtooth and 1 Joe Har-
row, $5.00 ea.; 1 drag harrow,
$6.00. . All good cond. Mrs,
Will Burton, Fitzgerald, Rt. 2,

{Box 183.

t McCormick. mowing ma-
chine, 2 sections of drag har-
row, 1 open buggy, almost- good

as new. G. W. Kinsman, Jack-
son.

A 4-dise Tiller on rubber,
$125.00... Dock vane e?, Mar-
tin,



1 slightly used pre-war Row-
ell No: 2 Hammer feed mill,
$110.00. See. B. J. Roberson
fatm; 5 mi W. Tiften: Wy F;
Lawhern, Tifton.

J. D. late modl B. tractor
with complete planting and
cultivating equipment, disc.
harrow; rubber tired farm wa-
gon, ete. S. R. Saye, Rutledge.

McCormick Binder, old but in
good running order as is: sheets
in good cond.,. knotter oo.
Some parts, 865, 00 at my place.
J. A. Donaldson, Dunwoody, Mt.

|Vernon Read.

4-80 saw Gullett Hull extract-
ing cleaning feeders, also pul-
leys and shaftings of various
sizes and 75h. p. slip ring mo-
oe J. H. Stephens, Social Cir-
cle.

2 H., mower; running order,
newly overhauled, $50.00. Exc.
for good Tamworth or Po. C. Bult
or sow, .with papers. Edwin
Simpson, Dotiglasville, Rte

1 almost new Model H John
Deere tractor on. rubber, with
starter, lights and 3 disc tiller.
Evelyn Vandiver, Monroe:

Tractor Oliver 10 disc Har-
row, gdod shape, 1-9 ft. hay rake
good as new, 1 J. D. 3 disc plow.
See at my Home at Ducktown.
e H. Ledbetter, Cumming, Rt.

One 8 dise International Bush
and Bog harrow, good cond.,
ao Harry Bradford, Tig-
nall. :

McCormick new 4 Mower;
also rake; both in runiing. cond.,
$60.00 at ny barn. 1 Middle-
buster _ plow, almost good as
new, $11.00. J. W. MeCurley,
Martin.

Gas. plow with all attach-
ments, first class cond., for sale.

E. B. Ingram, Atlanta, 253
Cherokee Place, is plone
Wa 1061.

One F-20 Farmall tractor on
steel with good pulley, in good
cond., cheap or exc. for any-
thing can use of equal value.
Y. L. Ranton, Vidalia, Rt. 2.

A 10 ft:, McCotmick- Deering
power grain Bindet, good cord.,
MCC- -Deering . Grain Thrash,
size, 22x36;. Me-D Hay press,
18x22... All good: eond., $100.00;
want planters, cultivators and
power lift. for. F-20 tractor in
good cond. W. Otis Yates,
Quitman; Rt. 3.

J. D. 2 row tractor planters
and fertilizer attachments, with
bean and peanut attachments,
latest model fits model A B and
S tractors, complete outfit, $175.
I. L. Surls; Cuthbert, RFD 3.

A 24 in. 3 disc MeCormick-
Deering Tiller, practically new.
Can be-seen at.my place, 4 mi.
Monroe on Social Circle Rd.
Holland Whitley, Monroex

2 H. wagon; good cond., $45
or trade for | H. wagon; at my
farm: Thomas -. Gilbert, Li-
thonia, Rt. 1.

Cole combiration planter, No,
40, first class cond.; full get of
attachments, $20. 00 at barn.



Cannot ship. Miss Mary G.
Lewis, Cornelia. ~~ :





Ke,

| Burdett, Jr.,



Case Thresher, 20x28; ready to
go, $300.00 as 4s here. A. Be
Preston, Monroe.

- New 6 row cotton duster fof
Farmall A model tractor. J. M,
Howard, Stephens.

Fordson tractor with Intl. 8

dise harrow, $225.00 at Union
City. A. B. Buffington, Union

City.
1945 model R. 52 Intl. Com-

bine, cut about 75 acres. Hugh
Jones, Lumber City.
McCormick-Deering Soe

Binder, in good cond. J. H. Neis-
ler, Reynolds.

Almost new euttivators for
Allis-Chalmers model B tractor,
$75.00. Riley C. Couch, Turin.

83 disc Athens Tiller on steel,

good cond., $150.00; Deering
Binder, 6 ft. cut., new sheets,
good cond., $50.00. Paul Phil-

lips, Alpharetta, PLE,

Sears Hammer Mill, med.,
gravity feeder and 1 large self-
feeder, 1 Meadows 25 vertical
type grist mill and No. 3 bolter,
also J. B. Feed Master Crush-
er, J. B. Std. No. 2, heavy duty
crusHer, 1 P-30 Intl. power with
extra motor, 1M M shucker and
shller. All good cond... W._A.
Clary, Screven, Box 545.

g:-D. Seder for 4 disc J. D;
plow, used very little, like new.
Make reasonable offer. Mrs. Eva
Inez Tufts, Sardis, c/o Hamoace
Farm.

A 6 spout Root horse drawn
cotton duster, practically new,
only used about 52 acres. B. F.
Harris, Griffin, Box 364.

Oliver mowing machine, horse
drawn, 1 grain cradle, both prac-
tically new, 1 horse _ turning
plow, also new points for turn-
ing plow, $165.00... See at Dr.
J. C. Yanceys on Marietta Car
Line, Belmont Stop, or call Ja
6891. C. N.'Davis, Atlanta, Box
43. Stay. D:

Automatic steam tramper,
good cond., and other gin equip-
ment. J. E. Chandler, Milledge-
ville, Rt. 5.

F-12 Farmall tractor, rear, on
rubber, 1 set. of 24 disc tandem
harrow, 2 disc tiller, MceCor-
mick binder, good shape, $800.00
also Vaughn gas. eng., 1 H. pow-
er, water cooled, $15.00. W. G.
Martin.



SECOND. HAND
MACHINERY WANTED



Want 1 or 2 loud-tone cow
bells, for use on farm. Mrs. G.
Cc Taylor, Buchanan, Ga., Rt. 1.

Want st of Blacksmith tools
for own use on my farm, cheap.
for cash. J. E. Chandler, Talla-
poosa, Rt. 2.

Want 2 Prss Boxes for Mun-
ger type Continental Gin. Must
be in good cond. W. T. Dean,
Conyers.

Want a Syrup boiler, 60 or 70).

Bal. cap. Mrs: W. F.

Alma, Rt. 3.

Want Bush atid Bog or Cut-
away harrow. Advise price and
location. Robert J. Walsh, Gar-
field.

Want buy hand eeeiated Mill
for grinding Hog and Chicken

Bryant,

feed for farm use. Must be rea-|

sonable and in good _ shape.
Jack Cheek, Athens; Rt. 3.

Want some Blacksmith tools:
forge or blower, anvil, vice and
tongs, for use on own farm. J.
W. Sammons, Baxley, Rt. 2.

Want good No -top light bug-
gy. Pay cash or exe, other value.
Mrs; C: C. Clark, Rhine, Rt. 1.

Want hydraulic lift and power
take- off also 2 rims (9x24. or

10x24) for C Allis-Chalmers
tractor. G. W. Malcom; Madi-
son, Rt. 4.

Want cultivating eguipment
and power lift for Model B J.
BD. -tractdr. E.G... Pattyiman,
Benevolence. :

Want Mowing machine to. fit
Allis-Chalmers W. C. tractor or
Farmall H. tractor. Miss Willie
D, O'Kelly, Loganville.

Want rent Corn Picker for 3
or 4 weeks about first of Octo-
ber, consider buying, if price is
right. sohn Deere preferred.
Must be in first class cond. Bax-
ter W. James, Jesup, Rt. 1.

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Wait a 1 horse Hay Re
. Russell, Swainsboro, Re.

Want 2 H. riding
in good cond., also Ge
Will pay top prices. Gao rg
Mortis, eee 386 Ponce
Leon Ave., N. E. Ve 7104.

Want new or second hand
good--cond., ker. oi! burn
Sthith or Florence Mayo,
18x20 Tobacco barn. State p:
ahd length. of service. L, Ae
enfield. Stillmore, Rt. 1, Box

Want at Ohee for cash,
den tractor, 2 H. P. or lar
with cultivators and pl
State what you have co
price. R, P. Parrish, L ithe 4
Rts 4; :



INCUBATORS A
BROODERS FOR SAL



No. 8 Bilkeye The 4,800.
good cond:, in us all ses
heated by kerosene: elec,
for circulation of heat. Reasi
able. Joe R. Ferguson, Lavo

1 Oaks 5 deck elec. -
baitery, deck size 31x48 pr
tically new, $100.00... Wil
ships He Kk. "Harp, Sly Cus

Little Brown Hen Incuba
50 egg size, $5.00. Mrs. |
King, Hephzibah. Ame

J BBC. brooder, fair conc
cap., $20.00. A, R. M
Scottdale, De 4251,

2 elec. thermostat control
Inc., ea. 120 egg cap., $18.00
$10.00 ea. Exp. Col. Be
Haddox, Fort Valley, 301. z
Main St.

Want small Incubator, E
preferred, also want an all
elec. brooder. Mis. A. B..
ton, Thomasville, 115 Cor
Ave.

Want elec. deck type
State size, how long used,
price. W. T. R. Gilbert, |
nille.

All mtal elec., baby |
brooder, 200, chick size,
large circulator heater
brooder, both excellent
See. -G. W. Hoffer, Atlanta
McDonough Boulevard, 5

250 cap., elec., all metal,
mostat controlled, used 3
perfect cond, A. KK. 9 Pree
Macon, 108 Thomas Dr. L.



PLANTS FOR SALI



Calif. Wonder
Black Beauty Eggplans,
$1.75; $3.00 M; 50c C; Chi
Flat Dutch Cabbage, 500 oO
$1.50 M; Marglobe Tomato
500 for $1, 00; $1.75 M. Al
R. Chanelor, Pitts.

Ga. Collard Plan
Chas. W. Cabbage and
Tomatoes, 20c C. Plus p
Mrs. Otis Cu
eB:

Govt. insp. Pure k a Sixi
and La. Potatoes, 500 for
$2.75 M; $2.50 M. at Bed
Prompt shipment. Dewey
his, Gainesville.

Washington Asparagus
good size, over 1 yr. 25 for

con, 33 Burton Ave.

Red. Skin PR Plants, 50
$1.25; $2.50 M. Del; $2.25
Be iG, Waldrip, Fle
Branch, Bey bec,
Pure Strain of La. Co
skin and PR Plants, insp.
treated, $2.00 M. C. RB.
mond, Pelham.

Marglobe Tomato F.
ready to ship, $1.00 M
Pimiento Pepper, $1.50 M:
good plants, moss packed
full count. Exe: for- Whit
Print Feed Sacks. Mrs.
OQuinn, Surrency, Rt. 2.

Purebred PR Plants,
and tested, vine grown, nae
name, good strong. plants, h
count, $1.50 M. Del. in
COD. orders filled. Any_
wahted; not less than 10
O. Williams, Surrency.

Tomato Plants, $1.00 1
Hot and Sweet Pepper,
Del. Reedy Jinks, Baxle

Imp. Pink Skin.
full count, 500 for 5
PP, Buford R. Lightse
Rt. Ly








Stat inisp. and

$2.
Pelham:

A R Jones,
and: Hot Pepper Plants;
-Tomato Plants, $1.00
layton, Baxley.

Wonder Sweet Peppers
isp.. Red Skin . PR













1 5 M: Good, strong
ormmato Plants, $1. 25. M.
shi pment, full count,





ng young Mar alsbe
Stone Tomato Plants,
ood = Calif. Wonder
er and Govt. insp.,
kin PR. Plants, . $t.75.
{ shipment, full count.
iffin, Baxley, Rt. 4.

globe and New Stofi To-

la

po ely Plants, insp. and
Pink Skin, 500 for TICS
PP. Leroy Lightsey,
Rt. 1, Box. es

are tree plants,
essie


















os Tormatoes, 500 for.
M; Calif. Wonder and
500 for $1.75; $3.00





















-Ovie |

insp. certified,
L_seed, now ready,

within
oy Age te oe 5,-

Peppte |
epper, 25 doz;
Era perky, 15e doz; Bear-
size Mt. Huckleberry, 65c
; bushes, well rooted,
Adda postage. Mrs.













" proniot eiehrent
ee Tomberlin, Surrency, |





, 100 M Ruiger, Mar-
St one Tomato Plants
0 M; Calif. Wonder






ae C; $2.00 M Black
y Eggplants, ane. Cs. 93.00
as. W.. Cabbage, Beets,
Collard, 20c $1.25





oe A. L, Brittingham,





\ Insp. oda

$1. 50 M; Also reg. Cher-

locky type Duroc Pig

. tratmeent, wt. 70 Ibs.

ore, $20.00 ea. H. L. Wil-
Baxley.








be Tomatoes and Collard
40c_ C; $2.50 M; Govt.
R. Plants, $3.00 M. Full
prompt shipment.
Gainesville, | Rt. op Box





p.
mM vine cuttings, well
; count, a 25 M, Ex









Q chcks. 'N. Strick-
Bisensneat, Rt. I, Box}
insp. certified,



A tcted seed, ready,
38; $2.48 M; By exp.
paid, 5000 or more; $1.98
h, ae checks. eee Crow,








in PR Plants; govt.
nd treated, $1.25 M. Del.
Ww. A. Pearce, Surrency,







and summ-r setting,
00; $1.75 M. Moss



Ree

B Red Siin PR
Ward Boyett, Bristol:

in Gaz di OEE Davis, Milledge-

tg, 25 C;"500 for 60037

Plants, 500 for $t+
Conner, |

|ey Mathis, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

oe Set soe, Ellijay, Rt.4

Cayenne, World Beater |

packed, rooted, cian |

PR!

efield Cabbage, Stone and | %

RE 4, Boe 128. 5
Lee |.

Copbelanai PR

esh Reel: sowing for |

ro se

PR Plants, govt. insp. 80. te

Black Beauty Eggplants, 15
doz; 50c ; Young Marglobe
and New Stone Tomato Plants,
6 to 10 in. high, ready May 28,
380c C; 500 for 80c; $1.40 M. PP.

ville, Rt. 5, Box 126.

Peppermint Plants, 25 doz:
$1.00 C; Wild Horsemint, Tan-
zy 25 doz. Star Grass,
1 Rodt, $2.00 c. Mrs. J. B. Jones,
Dahlonega, Rt: ie

Rutger, Marglobe, New Stone
Tomato Plants, $l. 50 M; Pepper:
Sweet World Beater and Calif.
Wonder Hot, 25 C; $2.00 M;
Eggplants, Black Beauty, sac
C; $3.00 M; Chas. Wakefield
Cabbage, Beets, Heading Col-
lards. / "Strong plants. Prompt
service, 20 C; $1.25 M. Mrs. H.
L. Brittingham) Guyton. :
Imp. Govt. insp. oe
Pure Red Skin PR Plants, $1.7

M. PP. Prompt shipment; Mar.

globe Tomato. Plants, good
count, packed, $1 30 0M.
PP. . By Lewis Abha Rt 4.

PR Sweet Potato Plants, govt.
insp: $1.75 M; 5 M over $1. 50
M. Del. in Ga, C. F. Mann, Sur-
rency, BED No 2.

Red Skin PR Plants, govt.

insp. 90 M. Dek Good strong
plants, full count, prompt ship-
ment. Louise Har er, surrn-
cy.

Govt. insp. Pars Red Skin
PR Plants, and pure ba. 500
for $1.50; $2. 75 M. Del. Prompt
shipment, $2.50 at the bed. Dew-

PR Plants, from vine cuttings,
| beet: insp. and treated, prompt
shipment, full count, $1. 50 AME;
OM and up, $1.25 M. i 6. Light-
sy, Bristol, RFD 1.

Govt. imsp: Red Skin PR
Plants, $2.50 M; La. or Copper-
skin, $3.00 M. Del. Now ready,
prompt shipment. Guy Crowe,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Stat insp. and treated Red
PR Plants, $2.00 M. A. R. Jons,
Pelham.

Imp. and State insp. PR and
fa. Copperskin Plants, $2.00 M.|
... Wy Redmond, Pelham.

Govt. insp. PR Plants, now
ready, $1.15 M. del. Good planits
and prompt shipment guar. L.
C. Lightsey, Screven, Rt. 1.

New Stone and Baltimor To-

y. field grown plants, 500 for
80c; $1.25 M. del. in Ga. Moss
packed, full count, prompt ship-
ment. Satis. guar. Floyd Powell,
Rebcca, Rt. 2.

Pure Red Skin PR Plants,
govt.
.M. Del. Leon Gaff, Fitzgerald,
PRES 3:

Imp. red skin PR Blew full
count, well rooted, govt. insp.
$1.50; Also Marglobe Tomato
Plants, moss packed, 50 in bu.
SL.25, Wi Gy. Bullard, Baxley,

PR Plants, rady to ship, $1.15
M, Can fill large orders proy ae
ly; Fresh grown Marglobe
mato Plants, now ready, mss
packed, $1.00 M; Pimiento Pp- |
per, $1.50 M. Alt PP. W. G. O-
Quint, Surteney, Rt 2.2) -

Red Skin PR pianis. govt.
insp. and treated, $1.25 M:; Mar-
| globe Tomato, $1. 00 BM; 50 C:
All dl. in Ga. Willie Parg,
Surrency, RFD 2.

PR Plants, $1.15 M; 5000: for
| $5.00, Del. Prompt shipment.
Clyde Harper, Surrency, Rt. 2,
Box 89.

Red and Pink Skin PR plane,
govt. insp. Good plants, full
count, $1.00 M. Del. Algy Light-
sey, Surrency.

Certified imp. red skin PR
plants, $1.00 M; Tomato, 50c C.
prepaid. Lightsey, Screv-



, fresh del. guaranteed.
5 Kes, Fitzgerald.

certified ~PR_ Plants,
treated; now ready,
nt; prompt - shipment;
COD. Mrs. T. P. Mus-
ete 1; Phone








sp. Sand treated Imp.
it PR Plants,
vi e; $2.00 M: Prepaid,
hipment. Money order
order. Alton Ricketson,
a

Pee woke insp. and
. Del. No check.
cae Odum.

S; State insp: from





ount, strong plants,
pment, ees 3 for $5.-



grown |

Skin or Yellow}

Gn:

Govt. insp. Potato Plants, good
count, good plants, now ready,

sey, Serven.

~
Imp. insp. PR red and yellow
skin, $1.00 M; Over 5000, 75c
M. Full count, guaranteed. Nell-
ie Lightsey, Odum, Rt. 2.

PR Govt. insp. Imp. red and
-pink skin Potatoes, $1.00 M;
5000 and up, 90 M. D. A. Light- | :
sey, Odum, Rt. 2.

Imp. PR insp. treated Balti-
more and Marglobe Tomatoes,

Star i

| No order less 50 lbs.

matoes, now ready, large, stoek- |

insp. disase free; $2. 504

$1.25 M. Del. Woodrow Light-}

Maretobe. New Stowe
Baltimore Tomatoes,

PR Plants, $1.75. M: Pepper

Sweet and Hot, $1575 M, Seng

plants, good count, No_ checks.
D. D. Miles, Baxley, Rt. 4.



- BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE



73 bu. Brabs, $6.50 bu; 25 bu.
Speckled, $5.56 bu: Meltons;
$6.50 bu. Browntey ed Crowders,
$7.00 bu. FOB. Carl A. Walker,
Ellaville. |

20 bu. mixed peas, New ra
and Speckled, in good cond.,
weevil-treated, $6. 00 bu. at my
place; can ship if desired. J. B.
Mathews, Howard, RED.

2.0: Whippoorwill peas, $7.50
buy also selectd Spanish pea-
nuts for seed or cating, 12 Ib.
Riley C.
Couch; Turin:

About 20 bu. Brabham peas,
sound and clean but siightly
mixed, $6.06 bu. FOB: A. B.
MeCorkle, Matthews, Rt. 1,

Whiic, bunch butter-beans,

hand cleaned, weevil-free, 1944
crop, 30 lb. in 10 to50 Tb. lots,

or smaller lots, 35 Ib. Postage
paid. Mrs. H. S. Mullins, Mil-
ner, Rt. I.

Speckled bunch butter-beans,
25e Ib; 6 wk. and green Hull
crowder peas, 15c lb. Add post-
age. No. stamps. Mrs. Reby
smith, Buford, Rf. I.

25 bu. mixed Peas, 8% Weath-
er damaged, $5.25 bu; Mixed
Peas, $5.50 bu. White Brown-
eyed Crowdrs, $6.50 bu. 15 bu.
Red Rippers, $6. 00 bu; 50. bu.
Brabhams, $6.50: bu; 90:Day Vel-
vet Beans, $5.06 bu. Cannori-
| ball Watermelon Seed, $1.00 Ib.
i. G. Downs, Andersonv ile.

bu; 50 bu. Purple Hull Speck-
led, $5.00 bu: 20 bu. Sugar
Crowders, $6.00 bu; Brabs, $6.50
bu. Better price on entire lot.
All FOB. Robert F. Hill, Dan-
ville.

25 bu. Brab Peas, $6. 50. bu.
FOB. J. K. Perry, Lurnpkin.

30 bu. Clay Pag and 10 bu.
Black Crowdrs,
$6.50 bu. Snd money order:
Sam Cheek, Buford, Rt. :

Old Fashion Speckled Heth
Butterbeans, 25 Ib; Green Hull
and 6 wk. Crowder Peas, 15
Ib. Plus postage.
Mrs. Ruby Smith, Buford, Res

bu. O. S. Edwards, Ellaville,

Rt, 3. \

50 bu. 90-Day Velvet Beans,
$4.00 bu. FOB. A. S, Lyneh,
| Lumpkin.

20 bu. New- Era Peas, $6.00
bu; Also 4 bu. Blackeyed Peas,
$7.50 bu. All hand picked and
in exe. cond. W. H. Sorrells,
Macon, RFD 3.

Clay, $6.00 bu. O. B. Johnson,
Waynesboro, Phone 268 R.



SEED FOR SALE



Vigorvin Tomato Seed, runs
8 to 10 ft. 160 ripe to vine, 300
seed, 100 seed New Grape To-
mato, grows in clusters, good
for eating for 25c war stamp. R.
F, Fowler, Roy.

1200 Ibs. Nice sound Cane
Seed for sale. Make offer. UN,
R: Mooney, Quill.

Good many white and red
Multip:ying Onicns, now ready,
$1.00 gal. Order at once. Mrs.
Catherine M. Hobbs, Pavo.

.200 lbs. Cannon Ball or Black
Diamond watermelon seed, from
selected melons and .Semasan
treated. W. O. Birdsong, Gor-
don.
Nice, clean Hgari seed, $5.00
per hundred pounds. J. L. Mur-
phy, Felton.
| Stone Mtn. watermelon
pure, sounds $1:00> 1b. Ps Ps
Ga. Money order only. Delphet
Frost, Ellenwood, Rt. i



POTATOES AND VEGE



$1.50 M.~ Del.
rompt shipment. Guaranteed.
F N. Lewis, Baxley.

Marglobe Tomato Planis,
$1.75 M. Del; Swet Pepper



Plants, $2.00 M. Del. G, L. a
ley, ee

Se gst

Good plants,

~ TABLES FOR SALE



i 15 bu. pink
mountain Irish
| Sri 5 Ib. FO?
oN: a Rt.

otatoes, field
ae M.



and:
$1. 25 M;

Rothel, Toccoa.

'So. Warrenton. |

200 bu. mixed Hay Peas, $5.65'/

not mixed,

No. stamps.

20 bu. Brab Pas, sound, $6.50 |

Regular Iron Clay Peas, mix- |
ed, Small Iron Clay and straight }

eyed Lookout



Also: 600 bu. corn

in shuck, $1:75.bu. Sam D.



EGGS FOR SALE



High Bred AAAA: grade SCRI

| Red Setting Eggs, carefully se-

lectd and packed, $1.25 per 15.
PP. Crate returned. Mrs. G. H.
Ely, White Plaines.

Hatching Eggs: Barred Rocks,
Thompsons Ringlet strain, $1.50

$1.00 per 15. PP. Crates to be
returned. Miss Ronie Johnson,
Shellman, Rt. 1.



HONEY BEES AND BEE
SUPPLIES FOR SALE



Pure extracted Honey, 6 10-Ib.

Crummey, Jesup, Box 117.

Some bee raising equipment.
Raise your own Quen bees.
Write. Tom Kittle, Dalton, Rt.
Be



-MISCELLANEOUS |
FOR SALE



GRAIN AND HAY:

About 7 tons good, new Oat
Hay, baled, also about 125 bu.
good corn, at my farm, 34% mi.
Make best of-
fer. W. L. Coxwell, Warrenton,
White chicken feed sacks, 100
Ib. cap., free of holes, unwash-
d, 20 ea. Add postage. Mrs.
M. L. Crow, Gainesville, Rf. 2.
Nic White linen-like bleach-
ed sacks, washed and = irond,
30@ & PRPs: Mr. EC. Wal-
lace, Cumming, Rt. 3:

White, unwashed heavy
weight feed sacks, 100 Ib. cap.
No holes, 20c ea. No order fill-
ed under 6 sacks, PP. in Ga.
No checks or stamps. Money

preferred. Mrs. Eula Overby,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.
Nice, nw, white, downy

feathers, 60c Ib. Sample free.
Lot of 25 Ibs. for $12.50. Mrs.
Mary Collins, Cordele, Rt. 4:
Flue cured tobacco, 20c Ib.
PR Potatos, govt. insp., $1.25
M. Cash with order.
berlin, Surreney, Rt. 2.

May Apple. Root, 3 lbs., $1.00:
Yellow Dok Birdseye, Coltts
Foot, Boar Foot, Peppermint,
Spearmint, Yellow Root, Sassa-
fras, 30e lb.; 3 Ibs,, for $1.66:
| Sunflower seed, 15e cupful, Mrs.
R. C. Stover, Pisgah.

White Feed. Sacks, washed,
free of holes and lettering, 25e
ea. Print, 40c ea. Washed and

for $1.00.
L. Hubbard, Gainesville, Rt. 5.

Good leaf Sage, hand picked,

|shade dried, $1.25 lb.; 3 to 10

Ibs., $1.00 Ib: Ground, $1.50 lb.
-50e orders filled. PP. V. Keith,
Alvaton.

first class cond., for sale. Leroy
Hendriks, Savannah, Rt. 3,
Care Kesslers Poultry Farm.



CATTLE FOR SALE



Jersey Cow, for sale, 3 gals.
day, 2 Calvs, 5 mos. old. Come
see. Miss Nellie Waters, Mays-
ville.

2 Large Heifers,
Angus,

34 Aberdeen
young. Calves at side,

Bull, Fine Grade Jersey with
young calf, Angus Bull Yearl-
ing, large enough for light serv-
ice, not reg. but full blooded
blocky type, $75.00 a. Dr. L.
C. Allen, Hoschton.
Guernsey-Jersey heifer,
stock, 2nd calf May 15th; about
2 gal., $75.00. Mrs. Will S. Bur-
ton, Fitzgerald, Rt. 2, Box 183.
40 head cattle, cows and bull,
for sale. M. E. Jordan, Savan-
nah, Rt. 5, Box 662.
10 Holstein and Jersey dairy
cows, fresh, for sale. Eugene



Callier, Talbotton.

D&PL cottonseed, $4.00 per | 2
hundred lbs.

per 15; $2.85 for 30. MB. nF
Broadbreasted Turkey, $4.00)
Gon $645 for 2a, Mrs. dv A.
Wilson, Martin.

Purebred Buff Orp. Eggs,

pails to case, $10.99; 12 5-Ib.)
glass jars, $it. 60; 12. 242 |b.
glass jars. $6.52: John A.

George Zahos,

her at barn. Roosevelt Hwy. J.

| farm. Dont write, see.

-and good producers. W. A. Big-

| Harper, Osierfield.
Ike Tom- }

a. i Walker, Riverdale, near

jroned. Dried Catnip; old time |.

(kind, 3 1bs.; Mrs. G. |

| Meteer, Pavo, RFD 2

600 white checkerboard bags, |

| about June 1, $8.00 ea. Calvin

sired by Reg. Aberdeen Angus |

fine








At Bud Bells old pide 31
Villa Rica. Clyde Gable, Vill
Rica, RFD 1. s














sane year $2.25. 00:
trade. C. R. See
son, Nv. Ried, (Resident of
Geor gia.)

1 cream J ersey. cow, 7 yrs: ee
calf, 2. mos. old, 1 solid white
mare, 7 yrs. old, work anywhere
(on either side of tongue,) for
sale at my place. James Tur-
ner, Blairsville. /











Sev. young Jersey, fies in
for sale; also few bu. Speckled
peas, $6. 00 bu. FOB; Marglobe
tomato plants, ready now, $1.50
M. Del. Otis Myers, Washing-
ton, Re. 2.

Reg., Guernsey bull, Beat
yrs. old (Bought from: Univer-
sity of Georgia), extra fine ani
mal, $125.00; also 1 good plow
horse, 5 yrs. old, and goo
mule, -11 yrs. old, work any:
where, $250.00 for the pr. John
Bostwick, Bostwick, Ga.

Fine Guernsey stock ball, of
Reg., Candler stock, 3 yrs. old,
very gentle. Must sell at once.
Lawrenceville,
Rt. 3, Sweet Water Park.

A real good, thoroughbred. :
Jersey bull, 2 yrs. old, $75.60 at
my farm, in Cobb County. CR
Williams, Atlanta, 3104 dg
mont Road.














Nice Jersey cow, ealt 4 wks.
old, for sale at my. home. Tom
Warthington, Doraville, Re 1...

1 three yr. old Guernsey Cow,
Calf 6 mos: old for sale. See









M. Staeks, College Park, Rt. Ie

Fine Springer for sale; alse .
Jersy stock mal cow;: and
Gentle Mare Mule, wt. 950 lbs.
Overstocked and no labor on
Frank
















Cain, Buford, Rt. 2 i
Reg. Hereford Bulls, horn
type, one, 2 yrs. old and four,
1 yr. old. F. L. Toney, Greens-
boro. 1 ae te







service for sale. Dr. S. B. Tray-
lor, MD., Barnesville. ;
1f Reg. Jersey Cows, 6 oo

whieh are already fresh, Bat
freshen within 3 wks. All youn














gers, Greenville.

1 Jersey Cow with 2nd Calf,
$75.00 at my barn. Mrs. Wooty



1. Large Male, 20 mos. old,
fine condition, gentle, {00d
stock, Jersey, $40.00 cash; 1
Small Male, 4 mos. old. nice

and fat, mostly Guernsey, $15.











Bethsaida Church, 6 miles south

of College Park. OS
\ ;

Head

3 Head Young Cows, el
Hogs and Pigs, Lot for $400 00
at farm. No letters answer
Almer Carter, Surreney, P.
Box 74.

1 Reg. Guernsey Male, 4 ytd,
old, wt. about 1400 Ibs. Wheeler
























HOGS FOR SALE







_ Cross PC and Duroe Sow eee
farrow July 15. $80.00; also pure
bred White Male Hog, $60.0
and 13 Good Bred Milk Goa
$75.00. Hobson J. Garner, Fel
ton, Resds

9 Poland China Pigs, ncaa




















Perkins, Greensboro, Rt. 1, Box :
144;

Eight Dare Shoats, around
40 or 50 Ibs. $22.50 ea. FOB.
Mrs: M. F. Gaddis, Quitman,
Box 427. -

Purebred Black PC Gilt, 13
mos. old, life immuned to chol-
era. bred, thrifty and desirable
for brood sow. Pric at farm,
Be 00. K. D. Sanders, pss no :

tees

nf

SPC service Boars, 175 to 200 a
lbs. Cholera immune, teg. in
buyers name, $40.00 ea. FOB,
Cork, Morgan, Americus, Rt. 4.

Hereford Pigs, will be ready
to ship about June 25, best
blood line, $20.00. Papers fur-
njshed; 1 Bred Gilt, $50.00,
FOB. Leon Watson, PL O. Box
D4 OE



























_ twork anywhere,

oo veld,






Pure White Chester Gilt,br Sa
to pure Berkshire Male, due far-|-
row July. 23, $65. 00 at my place,
4 miles E..of Elberton. J. L.
Royston, Elberton, Rt. 6.

1 big bone male. hog, about
300 Ibs., 2 yrs. old, $60.09. Je
Ww. McCurley, Martin.

HORSES AND MULES
- . FOR SALE

Ba



ea Mice Bay Soke Colt, 44

old, wi. 500 Ibs. $75. 00.

yo XC. for good. small plow pony.
A. B. Wiley, Ashland, Rtek

Horses, cows, laying hens,
Peafowl and Ducks for sale.
Mes. nee Sireet,. Atlanta, Rt.
a

ie Black Mare Mules,
92.00 lbs. 8 yrs. old; also 1
Black Horse Mule, 2100 -
Fine workers. and sound..
for Mares, Cettle. J. T.
_hhannon, Nicholson. -

A6 yr. old, gentle, saddle and
buggy Mare, wt. 800 lbs., $100;"
also good buggy, 8 00. R. E.|
- Neely, Riverdale,

tt. Good 7 ye. old farm and |
-* gaddle horse; also 1 spotted Cow |
Pony. Reasonable. E. H. Jones,
. Waycross, 611 Reyaolds St.

os Tenn. Walking Mare, No. xX
_ 2028 Bay Roan Color, 7 yrs. old,
wt. about 1050 Ibs; broken to)



ee |
Tbs. |
Exc. |
Meer a

, drive to a buggy, also good sad- | ;

dle mare. Thomas C. Wyily,
: Tennille.
One 6 yr. old Mare, gentle, |
wt, 1000 one,
~ $100.00. Mrs. P. L. Kimmons, |
~Ukon ae Ellijay, Rt. 2.



4

_ RABBITS AND CAVIES
| FOR SALE



Oe ite tonne 6 win

Chinchilla and
ross, 6 wks. old, $1.50 ea.

Black Giant)

| NZ White Rabbits, 6 wks.
: $1.50 ea.
_ details. A do Hoye Pais) Rt,
one. Guinea Pigs, large, $3.0
Half Grown, $2.00 pr;

ade

3 0)
pr;

from 14 Tb. Dam, $2.00..
Smith, Rolston.

Willie

1. NZ Red, & mos. Doe; 1 NZ,
Red Buck, 9 mos. old, $3. 50, ea;
1 Grey Chinchilla, 6 mos. old,
/ $3.00; 1 Pr. Black Dutch, 4 mos.
Old , $5. 00. Ne COD. orders. i:

Le Ward, Junction City.

1 Jr. Angora Buek, $3.00. wi.
lbs; 1 NZ Buck, dro Wt: 94

#400: 1 Flemish Giant
ae He Jr., Wt. 942 Ibs. $5.00. .M.
ISS Fuqua, Hawkinsville. :

old,
; Mrs.

1 Large Sandy Grey, 1 yr. old
- Doe, bred, 1. Bred Doe, 8 mos.
old, NZ White, $5.00; 4 prs, NZ

Be or lot for $7.00; 1 NZ White
Doe, 4 mos. ald, $2. 03; 1 yr. old}
NZ White Buck, $3.00. E. Cc;
Ward, Junction City. :

oe mos. old. Flemish | Giant:
Buck, good. stock, not reg. $3.00:

ue

a No|
- orders shipped until June 30.)

-. . W. Thomas, Rome, Rt. 3. - | Mrs.

Write for further
|

ce
an Giant NZ White Buck, 3. mos.

xs Red and Chinchilla mixed, $2)

of W.



3 Does and 1 Buck, 6 wks: old |
from: good purebred NZ White
Stock. $5.00 for lot or $1.50 ea.
H. A. Stahl, Moultrie. :

Nd, Pr, Grey Chinchilla Rab-
bits, 4 mos. old, purebred but
not reg. $5.00 pr. collect. Les-
lie Scarborough, Waynesboro. |

4 Bred NZ Giant White Does,

_wt. 10 to 12 lbs. $4.00 ea; 9 Does,

3 to-5 mos. old, $3.00 ea. Same
siz<as bred. Does when ma-
tured; 4 Young NZ Rabbits, $i

| Wrightsville, Rt 2:

8 NZ Whites, 10 sone: old, $1
ea; 2 grown NZ White does, T4
mos, old, $3.00 ea; 2 NZ White
-bucks, 14 mos. old, $3.00 ea.
Large type rabbits, - Wm. Brad-
shaw, Edison, Box 113.

20 Guinea pigs for sale or
trade for anything can use of
same value. Mrs. W..J. Stephens, |
a ee Park, ey Drive.



SHEEP AND nacre
FOR SALE



Offering the Dam, Crystal
Janice, or her doeling, Crystal

Ellen, * of the: Worlds Famous

Crystal Helen str. of pure-
l bred: ped. reg. Toggenburgs;
only 1 of the 2 for sale. Reason-
able. John et Atlanta, 93
Warren St.. N. E., phone De
ee

> young goats, Nubians: and
Saanans. Must go at sacrifice;
also 2 Saanan billy goats, ready
for service, $15.00 and $25.00 ea.
All are from. fine milk stock.
Julia Varnedoe, Atlanta,
130 So. Candler Rd. S des

10 Ram Lambs, $5.00 ea. at
my. barn, wt. about 50 Ibs. W.
ae Harper, Wray.

2 Tog. Goats, cheap, 1 milk
ing for last 14 mos. and giving
2 gis, now. S. T. Humphries;
| Decatur, 313 oth Ave,

peg high class Heavy Production
Saanan: Bucks with papers, 3
mos. te 2 yrs. old; 3 Young Does
Milking, (2 have been bred);
also Tog. Doe bred April 14.

_- Reasonable prices. Edwin Simp-

son, Douglasville, Rt. A.

Young Tog. Buck, horaless,
short hair, best blood lines, high |
| producing dams, none less, than
4 gts. at maturity. Will reg. in
your name. Reasonable. Mrs.
Ovalene es oe Rt.
Le

4 vr Nigbidn: ahd Toa seibere
Crossed. Milk Goat, 1 gal. when
fresh, dry at present, not. bred,
3625. 00 at my barn. Mrs. Hubert
Daniell,. Winston. ae

ay "Gped size White Sanat
Billy Goat, Butt Head, gentle,



3 e 4. Jimm with good horns and round |.
Sa wren a a7. = body: Robert Wellborn, La-
rc a Fayette. =
Rabbits for. sale: Toure. 7a ee a
Does, $1.50; Breeders, $3.00:; HOGS WANTED? = .
Write for yes and what you! want sey. reg. Hampshire
want. A: qe Gen. Delaipigs, also about 60 turkey
oe pee poultss State what you have
NZ. Whites, ped. jane: and price. R. J. Ellison, Girard.
| Healthy. Satisfaction guar. Want l scone Hampshire
| Write... R.. Lamar. Blaney, poe ready for service. - Prefer

| RABBITS AND GIUNEA









CATTLE WANTED: :

Want young, Gisde: Holstein |
cow, fresh or soon to freshen.
Must be free of Bangs disease,
Mastitis and Tuberculosis. E.
B. Braswell, Athens.

Want 2 2 or 3 polled Hereford
heifers, oie: 300-400. -Ibs., ,. for
cash. Thomas H. Williams, ~At-

lanta, 3102 Picdmont Rd, Che
9071. - oe
Exc. extra good bie y and

saddle mare for brown col. steer

reg., but will buy not reg, one,
but must be treated. ~ J. Cc.
Moorhead, Decatur, Box 387.

Want. reg, 6. P. C. male, ready
for service, not over 1 yr. old.

Prefer Championship blood. W
ant about 500. oc game
Alan Winkler, Rossville. .|cocks, in good feathers,. toes,
HORSES AND MULES: bills, 5% Ibs. up, any age or
WANTED: |breed. Also want good stage
and hens. Pay top prices,
Want young drat stallion | Write Herbert Williamson, Au-

horse, purebred or high grade;
also pair heavy mares of-draft
type. Write. C. L.. Rhyne, ;
Ameicus, ee:

PIGS, (CAVIES): WANTED:
Want buy some rabbits. State

best-prices-, FF; Nolan, wea
ville, ita"

SHEEP AND GOATS .
WANTED:

Want.a good milk goat, to be
del. to my home, 5 mi. Cornelia,
| near paved Hwy. No. 13. Mrs.
| Warren Watkins, Mt. Airy, Rt. 1.



POULTRY FOR SALE

BABY CHICKS AND
BANTAMS:

Baby Chicks, Donaldson str.
Reds, very. dark reds, $16.00 C.
del. Eggs, $1.50 for 15. Mrs.
Grady Brown, Stone Mountain,
Rt. 1. : ;

BARRED, WHITE AND.
OTHER ROCKS:

100 AAA White Rock Chicks, ||

17th hatch, $1.00 ea. Erle Le

Morgan, Graymont.

CORNISH, GAMES AND. j
GIANTS: :

5 Hens, 1 cockerel, wt. about
40 or 45. lbs., and. smaller size |
chicks, thoroughbred Pit Games,
$60.00.
White, Chickamauga.
LEGHORNS:

10 AAA Champion White
Leghorn roosters, about 3 mos
old; $1.00 ea. Me a E.
Crosby, Adel; Rt.. Box 235.
REDS. (N. A. &. R. y:

4 HEN aiid. at Bosse pure-
bred Hampshire Reds, 1 yr. old.
Cash or exc. for young pullet

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order only.

Going to Army. R, R.}

DUCKS, ETC: FOR SALE?
Around 50,

Exp. col.
Prefer all to.
Bertha

29th, $1.50 ea.

party. Mrs.
Chipley, Rt. 3.

1 full Irish full game rooster,
$6. 00; 2 Blue. hens, $2.00 ea. x
Black game, $2.00; Blue Jap and
All}.

Trish Clipper cross, $4.00.
18 mos. old, and wt. around
lbs. ea.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GES SE,

Br oadbreasted

Br onze Turkeys, 2 wks. old May
Money

Prophitt, |

First: money order- gets
them. Jas C,. Bennett, Duluth.

Trio mixed small type Game

















Want a Valley
send price. H
Blairsville, Rt.
Want 1 Broa eas
or M. B. turkey zene
wt., and price per
F. Martin, Fine

1



FARM | HELP. W

Want LasGandoul farm:
stock and equipment |
to raise food and
meat, produce. Mor
HAS with adequate b
Hwy. near town. A)

6.

Bantams, 15 mos. old, wt. 2%

Ibs. Good Jayers and mothers, oe ee 7
$4, 00-1 pr. Royal White King

Pigeons, panged, - mated and am oe Mandevill
working, $3.50. eles Johnson, fo ae Sana
Roy. Want man. or coup

: oe in farming and



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also can oe car,



CORNISH AND GAMES:
~ iWant 1. pr... Cornish,

Fair Road (Rt. 3.)..

gusta. care <Post Fire>

Camp Gordon.

Want pit game cocks, not-over.
3 yrs. old, wt. 6 Ibs.: or over,
plumage; feet, bill
Pay express and
$1.00 Ib. Dudley Price, Atlanta,

good eyes,
and spurs.

1678 Emory Rd.,.'N. E. ~
REDS WANTED;

- Want 100 N. H. Red pullets, 3}
\to 4 mos. old, for layers,

over 50-60.mi. Buford.

DUCKS, QUAIL, ETC.:

Want 100: purebred White.
pein Ducklings. Pay $25. 00.
TW. . Watson, Fitzgerald.

oo 1 gander,
you have and price,

C. Hagler,
Bowen St.

Want some ducks. at reason-
Harry L. Clark,

able cash price.
Keysville, Rt. 1, Box 121,

also
Blackberry bush. State prices.
W.. T. Coleman, Columbus, 302

Dept..,

not
Mrs.
Amanda Fraser, : Buford, Rie 2;

TURKEYS. GUINEAS, GEESE,

State ahat
Charlie C.
White Hartwell, Rt. 1, Box 130,

Want 16 or 18 Muscovy or
White Pekin ducks and ares,
sie full description and price.
Augusta, 2424 Mc-

Aa benee ee
-jnear Atlanta, to
satisfactory basis. H
ardson, Atlanta, 160
St. Ma 511i,

Want e good fami
tor col. for Truck
3 and 4 room hous
on Hwy. between D
Stone Mt. Weekly pa
share of profits. W. J
Jr., Stone Moun
Phone Clarkston 96.

Want elderly man for
work on farm.and -
est and dependable a
to live in 2 room hous
McWilliams, Evans Mi
thoniia, Rt. 3.


































Grove, drive tractor
gen. farm work. Go
house, lights and w
nished. Geo. S. Hurst,
Rr 4:



POSITIONS ia



Want a place as ce
small farm. Write at
Ww G. Nichols, Alphare

Want job on Peca
or Peach Orehafd as
tractor driver, with
nished. Must be. g
Married and have
Now tending 117
Grove. J. L. Troup,
|4 Box 344.







day, June 8th at 1 P.
Ceres :

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AUCTION: SALE

A Livestock Auction Sale will be held ; t
Northeast. Georgia Fair Ground, Gainesvill.
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Bedns tia, per bu. hprs.
Beans (Snap), per bu. hprs.

"May 25, 1945



Cabbage, per 50 lb. sks.
Collards, per doz. bunches.

Beans (Pole), per bu. hprs. ;





Corn. (Green), per doz. ears
| Cucumbers, per bu. bkts.



aaa peo ee tp rh see



Okra, - per bu. hprs.



Peaches, bulk, per bu.

- Peaches, per % bu. Dis. a



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Pure NZ Whites, 6 to 10 wks.| $12.50. Exc. for Giant White | chicks. Also for sale, bred Doe Peas (Field), per bu. hprs.
old, $3.00 pr; Belgium Hares, 6 King . Pigeons, Calf or Shoat rabbits, $10.00; and want for 2 Radishes, per dozen:
to 8 wks. old, $3.00 pr. Ble Mrs. P. W. Wiils, Jr... C 4 y) settings Turkey eee Ms Jay Squash, per bu. hprs. :
Buckland, Evans. ORE 1, Hwy. 54 See PA. Kell, Rome, Rt, : asada Salad, per bu. aie se
Atlanta. Moultrie. Nashville Sylvest Ee
TOWN oe ylvester - Thomasville Tilton he usta
ae as ia ate 23rd eae 22nd 21st 18th ~~. | 17th 2 - 8th Rugs 10th =
ag 1 oo ee eas ott ore Soft Hard Sof tiard Soft dard Soft Hard Soft dard Soft
2 HOGS s _LBS. Per Cwt Per Cwt Per Cwt (| Per Cw . js Per Cwt 4 Per cwr Per me tee Per
foe a ae ee 14.5000 8: .14.35- 14.25- a he 14.25- 14 35- S | |
fs to C 245/270 / 14.50-/ tho 8 oo) cee ers 14.25- 14.25- 35-
> Heavies 275/300 ene eo ar ee = re ete ee oe =
e aoe 305/400 14.50- eee ce re : i ee
Lights PO So see 14.35- WAG OL ag 85. ee 14 95 - ie ABB es 5
|. Lights. ~ 135/150 14.00- 14.35- 14.25- 14.25- 14.25- 14 255d oe as
_ Lights 130/DN 13.00- 17.00- eee oe eRs0e 17.00- S08 he
_ Roughs 180/350 13.78 13.60- 13.50- 13.50- Fo T3.50- 13.60-
3 Roughs 359/450 13.00- a 18-66- 13.50- 13.50- 13.50- 13.60- |
ee =o : ee ees Se ee 18.00- ocean eee eneeetanee 18.00- Sesame ee 20.50- Bee 18.00-
CATTLE = | a = ee a o Ee eae e
oe Strs. = Hae 15.50- 15.80 | ; is |
ood Strs. eifers 15,50. 15-601 3 ge : Ley eae SASH) oe so G00 Re ae DO). oe ee
Med. Strs. & Heifers 12.50- 14.50 ~ 12.00. 4519,00 . an - 11.00) 1200 ee
Common Strs. & Heifers 9.00- 11.00 - 11.00 - 9.50- - 10.00! 0.59 - 9.50 :
Pat Cows, a = 11.00- 12.00 Sppolp ee A nO i Se : b
Cominen Cows 9 8.50- 10,00 - 9.00 = 9.50 = 30.04 - 9.00 - 9.50
Canner Cows .__ oe 6.50-- 7.50 tO ato - 8.09" 8.09) eee 1 OOS
Yrlgs. & Lt. Bulls 7.50- 8.50}. - 11.90 - 10.00) ~ 11,00) - 10.50. - 11.00!
2 Seely Cowss~ 5S a) - 6.00 : SS - 6.90 = 56.25, = 6.00) -
Balin oS 11.50- 13.00 Teo. 2 241-901 ;
ae Calves ee Wa0- 15901 = Se oe oe
ee Med Colyer oo 11.00- 12.09 - 12.50 = EIS. - = 14.09 - 12.50 - 12.00). 2
a Common Calves (oor -__.+ 10.00 ~ 11.50! eee 10 r - 12.00! es 11,00 10:00 ge ee