TOM 
 
VOLUME 29 
 
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1946 
 
     
 
  
 
_ Editorial By TOM LINDER 
 
I am in receipt of the following let- 
 
ter from Honorable H. L. Wingate, 
President of the Georgia Farm Bureau 
Federation, which is self explanatory. 
 
Mr. Wingates letter and statement 
enclosed by him carries a lot of valu- 
able information for the farmers of the 
State. For this reason, I am herewith 
reproducing the letter and statement 
for your information. 
 
Macon, Georgia 
February 4, 1946 
 
Honorable Tom Linder  
State Commissioner of Agriculture 
 
Atlanta, Georgia 
 
Dear Tom: 
 
* 1 am. taking 
thank you for your able support in be- 
 
half of farm legislation at the recent 
 
session of the Legislature, and especi- 
ally to thank you for your assistance 
in behalf of the gasoline refund tax 
bill, which is now a law in this State, 
and which will save the farmers of 
Georgia hundreds of thousands of dol- 
lars without causing the State any loss 
of revenue. 
 
The use of gasoline in tractors in- 
stead of heavier fuels will reduce the 
wear and tear of the motors in the farm 
tractors at least fifty per cent, especi- 
ally in the cultivation of crops. This 
Will in itself be a saving of many thous- 
 
ands of dollars. 
incentive for the farmer to mechanize 
 
his farm. 
 
I have consulted with officials of the 
Motor Fuel Tax Division in the Reve- 
nue Department concerning the opera- 
tion and enforcement of the law to re- 
fund gasoline tax to farmers and I am 
attaching hereto .a statement of the 
conditions with which farmers must 
- comply insofar as it is now possible to 
ce determine just what those conditions 
 
   
 
This will be a great 
 
GASOLINE TAX REF 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
this opportunity to. : 
 
  
 
they set ceiling prices on the 
 
will be. These conditions  are of course 
subject to change. 
 
I also want to congratulate you on 
the information given the farmers and 
the general public in regard to the 
pulpwood situation in the South. The 
OPA in Washington is doing nothing 
less than discriminating against the 
pulpwood producers in the South when 
 
types of wood varying as high as $9.65 
a cord or $6.75 per unit. The Farm 
 
Bureau has been demanding of OPA 
 
for the past two years that this injus- 
tice be corrected. 
 
The. information carried in the 
Market Bulletin was absolute facts and 
 
with this information reaching so many 
 
people I feel that it will be of great as- 
sistance to us in our fight for a price 
on our southern pulpwood in line with 
other sections. 
 
Thanking. you again for your as- 
sistance, I am 
 
Sincerely yours, 
H. L. Wingate, President 
 
Farm Bureau Federation. 
 
STATEMENT RELATIVE TO 
GASOLINE TAX REFUND 
 
In order to be eligible to receive 
the 5c refund on gasoline each farmer 
must first make application to the 
Motcr Fuel Tax Division, State Reve- 
nue Department, State Office Building, 
Atlanta, application 
 
blank. 
 
Georgia, for an 
 
The application must be answered 
in full giving inventory of gasoline on 
hand, if any, list of all motors on farm 
 
using gasoline, including trucks and 
automobiles. | However, gasoline used 
 
in trucks and automobiles on farms is 
not subject to a refund but must be 
with tractors and other 
equipment that is subject. ,: 
 
listed along 
 
same 
 
Tax Division application will be  
 
month will be dated the firs 
month issued. This will give: 
 
of invoice. 
 
  
 
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issued for one year and must be 
by. the farmer in order that his 
number may be available to ma 
plieation for refund. 
 
All permits issued durin; any fo) 
 
ers thirty days within which 
application for permit and be 
to receive. refund from Marel 
when the law becomes effectiv 
 
Any farmer failing to m. 
cation for his permit before th 
of April will lose his privile 
fund for the month- of Mare 
is not eligible beyond. thea 
permit. 
 
  
 
any iis up to six none after 
 
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Pay gasoline eft d 
 
pea will not be eligible or 
fund. oe 
 
The Revenue Department 
that the farmers either mak: : 
tions monthly, quarterly or each 
months.. However, in order to be 
gible when making application fo 
fund the farmer must send wit 
application the original bill of 
signed by the dealer from whom 
 
chased. 
 
Gasoline though used in a tt 
if on the highway hauling produce 
and from the farm, is not subject 
refund. Gasoline used in this ma 
must be deducted from the inve 
eiven at pe time of application. 
   
    
    
   
     
    
    
   
   
  
 
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ECOND-HAND 
AC PEAY FOR SALE 
 
, or 4 disc Stiller plow. 
y make, but must be in 
 
o e worth the price. 
gins, Alvaton. - 
 
wheel garden tractor 
onplements. 
ape and reas. Write, giv- 
 
letails. -D. L. Harrison, 
Ve 01 E. 33rd. St. 
 
mot 
sh, in good cond. Not too 
lue Ridge. State 
 
oO > Blue Ridge, 
 
nt hill of soy beans 
ll of corn. Plants 
e seed and cotton: Used 
eason. i. H. Kiker, 
 
1 model, G also John Deere 
Mowing machine, prac. 
50 tooth drag harrow. 3- 
 
2] wheel wagon, Deering 
_ Shop forge and anvil. 
il Langford, Athens, Rt. 
+, Phone 590, Athens. 
 
fonal 5 5 disc tiller plow, 
% discs. Slightly used, 
eet Pruitt, Buford, 
 
ex. ! Pach sizer with, 
ing table and Durand 
saner, together with 
 
5. Jobn Webster, 
 
John Deere Combine. 
od runningcond., on rub- 
ft. blade, $450. 00. No let- 
c 1S Monroe, 
 
16 in. hand lift Bot- 
wlso, I-row cultiva- 
r and Fertilizer Dis- 
for Farmall A 
 
- Side Fees Rake, 
Hy: . 10 ft. blade 
 
R. ips 
 
I his in ee nond 
!O. a Ww. Barfoot, 
 
amet Cash. 
 
quires Farmall 
power to oper- 
 
| , Glenville. 
 
combine, size 
n good rub- 
Merchell Har- 
Rt. = os 
 
Ford Ferguson tractor. 
nd guar. to do the 
 
Must be inj. 
 
forse. Hay baler cheap | 
 
ive; also want hay 
 
rain drill, used only-@ days, 
at dle buster, | 
 
  
 
7 SECOND HAND 
MACHINERY FOR SALE 
 
Hole digger for 
Com- 
plete with 2 augers and_ belt. 
Prac. New, $125.00. FOB. Farm 
So. of Bainbridge. G. M. Coch- 
ran, Bainbridge, phone 414- W. 
 
: Speedigger 
 
International: hay press, horse 
drawn. Good cond. $75.00. J. 
M. Hardy, Sycamore. 
 
1 Int. T-20 Crawler type ac 
 
tor in A-1 cond. New 12 in 
tracks, motor completely. over- 
hauled, belt pulley included. 
See at my farm 1 mi. N. of Man- 
chester. Cyp. Bullock, Man- 
 
' chester. 
 
F-12 Farmall tractor, power 
 
take-off, hydraulic lift, pulley, 
 
4 disc tiller, both recond. and in 
A-1 shape. Sell separately or 
both together. No letters ans. 
T. H. Mitchell, Rochelle, Bt. 1. 
 
Ailis Chalmers, 60, 
A-1 cond. New tires, extra sieves 
for wheat, clover, lespedeza, 
$500.00 cash. J. L. Park, Mo- 
lena. 
 
F-30 Farmall tractor, newly 
overhauled, and a 10-dise bush 
and bog harrow. Used very lit- 
tle, $600.00 for tractor and 
$200.00 for harrow or $800.00 for 
both. E. F. Scales, Bowdon. 
 
Good 2-H wagon for sale near 
Temple, just below Taylors gin 
$50.00. Cash. W. L. Holland, 
Temple, Rt. 1. 
 
International Riding plow, Ist 
class cond, Offie Still, Monroe, 
Rt. 3. 
 
Some ddiry equipment _ for 
sale. Contact: for list and price. 
 
H. H. Moore, Atlanta, Rt. 1, Box 
 
475, RA-6690. 
 
 -12 Farmall Tracter on good 
rubber with fert. attachment, 
planters, cultivators. 7 ft. mow- 
er and bush and bog harrow. 
All in good shape. $1,000.00. 
Paul A. Potts, Gabbettville. 
 
5 disc tiller in good shape for 
cash or exc. for fresh milch cow. 
M. Millwood, Dames Derry. 
 
Dist. for 
Wee: 
 
Planters and Fert. 
Ford tractor, 1945 model. 
-| Brannen, Unadilla. 
 
Prac. new McCormick Deering 
Hammer mill, $175.00. Case 3 
bottom middle breaker. J. R. 
 
,| Morgan, Lavonia. 
 
A-6 Case Combine on rubber, 
$400.00. Can be seen at Thomp- 
son Service Station. Hal Clink- 
scales, Blakely. 
 
2-H Wagon, 
 
my barn; will ship. No, 2 Oliver 
 
-|slat wing turning plow, $10.00. 
 
Roy Tilley, Stilesboro. 
 
Farmall model A Tractor, 1 
row outfit, having equipment to 
plant and work 2 rows of pea- 
 
,| nuts; also 2 dise turn plow with 
.| equipment, entire outfit in good 
 
shape. F. M. King, Perry. 
 
Hammer Mill with motor, 
Corn Sheller, 1 pr. floor scales, 
 
good cond., $125.00. See at once. 
 
Curtis Mobley, Statham. 
 
-alone. 
 
low. steel wheels, 
slightly used, pre-war, $85.00 at 
 
  
 
SECON D - _ HAND 
 
MACHINERY FOR SALE 
 
_ ECOND HAND 
MACHINERY FOR SALE 
 
RS 
 
  
 
Prac. new Tennessee Valley 
Electric Churn in Exc. ,con., 
work in any 5-10 gal. crock. 
$15.00. Also new 5 gal. heavy 
galvanized milk can, $2.50. C. 
C, Early, Atlanta, 231 Peach- 
tree Battle Ave. N. W., CH- 
9836. 
 
2-H wagon No. 2. Queensboro. 
Spent $65.00 repairs including 
new Skeins and boxes. Good as 
new, $85.00. B. E. Bridges, Col- 
lege Park, 386 Janice Dr., CA- 
6598. 
 
Ledbetter corn planter, good 
shape, $15.00; Chattanooga turn 
 
; plow, good shape except 1 han- 
 
dle, $8.00. M. L. Neal, Fair- 
 
mount, Rts 
 
Oliver 1 H. Turner, Gee Whizz 
with dbl. defenders, Knocker 
Distributor, and few other farm 
tools. Good cond. J. E. Smith, 
Marietta, Rt. 3, Box 176. 
 
Covington Planter, good shape, 
 
$10.00; Cole combination plant-. 
 
er, used very little, $20.00; and 
 
some other farm tools. Joe M. 
: Brown, McRae. 
1 Farmall tractor, planters, 
 
cultivators, 2 disc tiller plow, 
 
all in good shape, at my place,| 
 
between Faceville and Attapul- 
 
gus. Clifton. Burney, Bainbridge, 
 
Rt. 1, Box 193. 
 
Vi GC. Case tractor, lights, 
starter, complete (size larger 
than | Farmall), excellent cond., 
small front wheels close togeth- 
er for 2 row cultivators and 
 
planters. Contact for price. Also 
 
small hand turning Pea Thrash, 
good shape, $15.00 for Thrash 
HG: Adams, 
Circle. 
 
8 H. P. Fairbanks gas engine 
 
used for Feed Mill, and. many 
other farm uses, 1941 model. 
Oran H.: Leah, Atlanta, Rt 3; 
Box 32. 
 
2H. Avery mowing: machine, 
 
runs in oil, good cond., 1 rake, 
 
neds. some _ repairs, $75. 00 for 
both at my barn. G. R. 
 
Red: Oak. . 
1 Shetland pony wagon for 
 
sale. 
Riis 
 
Good. F-12 tractor and base 
side delivery rake for sale. Con- 
tact. J. J. Davidson, Pineview, 
 
Joe D. Penn, Monticello, 
 
oo VEgboA, 
eombine. +. 
 
McCormick Deering binder, 8 
ft. blade, power drive. Used 5 
days, $425.00} O. L. eg La- 
vonia, Rt. 2, 
 
Heavy duty Oliver Bush and 
Bog Harrow in good shape. Has 
 
10 disc with scrapers. Can be: 
 
seen at my farm 1 mi. West off 
Marietta on Dallas Hwy. George 
L. Carnes, Marietta, Rt. 4. 
 
International Riding Cultiva- 
tor, good cond. at right  price. 
4 mi. out on Salem Church Rd. 
Wright Johnson, Tifton, Rt. 1. 
 
Farmall! F-30 tractor for sale; 
also 60 Allis Chalmers combine 
and John Deere tiller. Would 
sell tractor separate. All above 
equipment is on rubber. R. C, 
D. Bryan, Philomath. 
 
17 sets of steel stalls and 
stanchions for dairy, new and 
 
will sell at cost. Henry Odum, 
Jr,. Covington. 
 
1927 Fordson  tractor with 
Athens 2 disc side plow, 1 har- 
 
row 10-16 in. disc, $200.00. for| 
 
outfit. David Thornton, Green- 
 
male Rt. a, 
 
Tractor equipment for Avery 
tractor -including 4 disc tiller. 
SC, Dykes, Alacon, Rt: 2 
 
Prac. new distributors and 
cultivators for H. Farmall trac- 
tor. Come and see. C. D. Wood, 
Bowdon. 
 
Allis. Chalmers combine in 
good cond. For more informa- 
tion see me, 10 mi. W. Hawkins- 
ville. Alger B. Hill, Unadilla. 
 
2 row cultivator; also the 
planter with fertilizer . distrib- 
utor. Both for Allis-Chalmers 
C tractor. Used very little; or 
will exc. for power hay baler. 
e L. Shirley, Gainesville, Box 
04, 
 
2 disc plow in good cond., 
$75.00 at my farm near Nur- 
berg. Julius Hulme, Hartwell, 
Re 1. : 
 
Turner peanut sheller in good 
cond. with concaves for shelling 
both North Carolina Runner and 
Spanish peanuts. Fr ed W. Jones, 
 
Sr- 2 Lyons. 
 
| price. 
 
Su 
 
Cabe,1 
 
Rt. 4 
 
  
 
Set of S. C. Case ec an steel 
wheels. Good as new at my 
piace. J. OQ. Ford; Lithonia, 
Rt. 
 
Pair of planters and fert. dis- 
tributors with all plates for 2- 
row Ford . Ferguson _ tractor, 
$40.00; also stalk cutter (for 
mules) in good running cond,, 
$20.00. R. E. McCants, Butler, 
Ri. 2: 
 
2 disc plow to fit Farmall No.. 
12 or No. 14 tractors, $125.00. 
J. R. Clarke, Marshallville. 
 
1 Hammer King hammer feed 
mill, tractor size, new 6-H. In- 
ternational Gasoline En gine, 
Prac. new 60 Allis Chalmers 
Combine Harvester, used for Jess 
than 60-A. of Oats. Combine is 
equipped with seed recleaner. 
ee eas W. H. Morris, Baxley, 
Rt. 
 
Case Model A, 6 ft. Combine, 
Good cond. J. B. Spears, Jr., 
Mansfield. 
 
SECOND - HAND 
MACHINERY WANTED 
 
  
 
Want good, second hand Hay 
Rake and good Syrup Mill, with 
equipment, at reasonable cash 
Mrs. S.-M. Cochran, 
Cherry Log. 
 
Want power .Hay Baler, in 
good cond. L. P. Singleton, 
Fort VaHey. 
 
Want. late model B Allis- Chal- : 
 
mers tractor, -also cultivators, 
harrows, planters, fert.. attach- 
ments, ete. R. J. Henley, Doug- 
lasville, Rt. 4. 
 
Want small Farm Bell. 
Beavers, Austell, Rt. 2, c-o J. O. 
Woodall. 
 
Want 1. H. Hillside turn plow, 
 
in good cond. Herschel Allen, 
 
Ball Ground, Rt. 2. 
 
Want at once 3 or 4 ft., Avery 
Tiller for junk parts; also a 5 
 
disc, in same order, for junk 
parts. Wade Gibson, Wrights- 
ville, Rt. 3. 
 
Want med. size tractor, dD: 
 
-|Farmall, Ford or Allis Chalmers, 
 
not worn out, nearly new, with 
starter, lights, etc., at reasonable 
price. Also have for trade or 
sale, old model Middle Buster, 
 
1 $3. 00; old model Miss Dixie 
 
Avery planter, needs some re- 
pate, $6.00. J. H. Leverett, Par- 
ro 
 
Want 1 disc plow for te 
L John Deere tractor. W. 
Mangham, Zebulon. 
 
Want small model or one-row 
tractor, cultivators, planters. 
John Deere preferred. Cash. 
Near Pembroke if possible. L. 
F. Rogers, Pembroke. 
 
Want bottom plow or - tillers 
for International B model trac- 
tor. Wire collect at once. O. L. 
Taylor, Alma, Rt. 2. 
 
Want A. K. P. Guano Distrib- 
utor. Must be in Ist class. cond. 
C. A. Hammond, EMeesrald, 
 
Want windmill in working! 
cond. for use on farm. No tank. 
Must be cheap. Mrs. W. H. San- 
ders, Savannah, Rt. 2, Box 588, 
Wilmington Island. 
 
Want small Pasteurizer in 
good cond. for dairy. Holmes 
Freeman, Valdosta, Rt. 1. 
 
Want John Deere B tractor 
with full equipment for farm- 
ing at once. tis Wells, Hines- 
ville, Rt. 1. 
 
Want 1-H wagon and steel 
beam Hammer plow. Must be 
in good cond. and priced right. 
34% mi. East of Tyrone. -L. D. 
Haney, Fayetteville, Rt. 2. 
 
Want steel rear wheels for 
Farmall F 20 Tractor with good. 
lugs. State price. John C. Nor- 
ris, Newborn. 
 
Want 14 disc Harrow and cul- 
tivating equipment for Farmall 
A tractor in good cond. Joe 
Morgan, Vienna. . 
 
Want tractor, not older than 
30 model, in good running order 
or Fordson cr other 1-row trac- 
tor of good make; also want 
 
mule not over 10 yrs. old and|. 
 
good. quality. Not over 50 mi. 
of Jefferson. E. R. Thomas, 
Talmo, Rt. 1. 
 
Want 7 by G Grain and Fer- 
tilizer Drill. Will give good 
price for any standard make. J- 
 
Jack} 
 
  
 
W. Lindsey, Lenox. 
 
eee SECOND HAND 
MACHINERY WANTED 
 
  
 
Want John Deere A or -B or 
Farmall M or H in good cond., 
preferred on steel. State best 
price for cash. Baker McCranie, 
Willacoochee. 
 
Want Farmall Model A trac- 
tor with cultivating equip. or 
Allis- Chalmers 1-row tractor 
with cultivating equip. Hoke 
S. Lee, Metter. 
 
Want model B John Deere 
traetor and cultivating and 
planters in good shape. | A. Je 
Payne, Reynolds. 
 
Want Farmall A or H tractor 
with planters and cultivators; 
 
will take plow and harrow. J osh = 
 
Durden, Metter, R. F. D. 
 
Want I. H. C. 2 disc plow No. 
147 for Farmall A tractor, 1 cul- 
tivator for same hand or power 
lift. Roy Tilley, Stilesboro. 
 
Want cultivating equipment 
for model A Farmall tractor. 
Must be in good cond. D. B. 
Adams, Bluffton.  
 
 Want near Augusta, tractor 
on rubber, either John Deere 
G..M. or D Allis Chalmers U. C. 
or Oliver 90 or Minneapolis Mo- 
line Model U. State age, cond., 
serial no. and cash price... James 
B.: Bartch, Augusta, Rt. 2..: 
 
Want late-model A Farmall 
tractor or John Deere or other 
make the same size, with equip- 
ment for cash at once.. Charles 
E. Brown, Fitzgerald, Rt. 3, -O 
A Cos: Brown. 
 
Want farm itr actor; prefer 
Ford but will cons. other makes. 
Write..or call collect, phone 
Rt -R2.. W. A. Davis, Valdosta, 
 
te A. 
 
Want new or used -complete 
planting, fertilizer and cultivat- 
ing equipment, for John Deere 
B Model tractor. Ford Ander- 
son, Odum. 
 
Want small elec. milking ma- 
chine, also small elec. churn, 3-4 
gal., for own wuse.. Mrs. J. E. 
Kemph, Atlanta; - (288 Peachtree 
 
ve 
 
Want Power Cane mill in good 
shape or minor repairs; 
Evaporator Copper. self skim- 
mer; also 90 or 100 gal. syrup 
pan. All letters ans. S. P. Col- 
lin, Cobbtown, Rt. 2. 
 
Want bush and bog, 8-24 in, 
Scallop disc 
Prefer as new as possible. Write 
quoting best cash price. A.-J. 
Lane, Franklin. 
 
Wanf 1% or:2 H. P., 2 wheel | 
_: garden tractor and equipment. in 
good cond. Give full desc., year | 
 
and model and how long been, 
 
in use and lowest price. C. E. 
 
Jones, Bishop. 
 
Want 2 Covington cotton seed 
droppers in good cond. J. &. 
 
-LBall, Jackson. 
 
Want set of tools and equip- 
ment for blacksmith shop suit- 
able for farm machinery re- 
pairs on farm. C. H. King, Mar- 
ietta, Rt. 1. 
 
also | 
 
tractor. Harrow.  
 
Want John Deere H Tractor, 
 
, not over 4 yrs. old. W. U. Payne, 
Ashland. 
 
Want Ford Ferguson Tractor. 
State model, cond., size of tires 
and cash price. T. R. Cowan, 
Monticello. 
 
Want J. D. or Ford-Ferguson 
middle size tractor. Guar. good 
 
shape. J. R. Hancock, Griffin, 
REC, : : 
Want I, H. C. model H. and 
 
J. D. Model B tractors, compiete- 
ly equipped. Describe fully and 
price,, stating age, ete. L. J. 
Boston, Jr., Kingston, Rt. 1. 
 
Want to buy 4 row, Hovse- 
drawn cotton duster. Roat pre- 
ferred. Any other make cons. 
Must be in good cond. | Roy 
Chambers, Lula. 
 
Want John Deere A or B with 
tiller-or Farmall with 5 pan tiil- 
er. Marvin Kimbred, Colquitt. 
 
Want small Combine, any 
good make. Must be in Ist class 
cond. and on vubber. 
within 100 or less from Royston. 
J. E. Crittenden, Royston. 
 
Want 6 disc tiller, John Deere 
or any other make. A. B. Milner, 
Shiloh. 2 
Want small J.D. or Farmall 
late model tractor with plant- 
ing equipment and harrow. All 
 
in Ist'class cond. E. H. Jonesy 
 
Waycross, 611 Reynolds St. 
 
Want Ford Ferguson tractor o 
Grant Nich- = 
 
Guar. good shape. 
ols, Griffin, Re. 
 
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$18.00. 
-) pans, 
 
_ good shape. 
 
  
 
  
 
cond. 
 
  
 
 Qaks Elec. Brooder, used 6 
 
wks., prac. new, 300. chicks, 
 
Feed pans and water 
% price. Mrs. Wilson, 
College Park, 607 E. Cambridge, 
CA-1609. 
 
16 metal Feeders for 800 Baby 
Chicks in good shape, $5.00; 10 
metal feeders for 300 (6 wks. 
old chicks to adults), $1.25 ea.; 
Postpaid. 350 Cap. 6 wks. old 
chick oil brooder, $10.00., All 
Guy Mallory, Mad- 
 
ison. 
 
K. Oil Ideal incubator, 1400 
egg capacity for sale. S. A. Dix- 
on, Ochlochnee. 
 
1400 Egg Cap. Super hatcher 
 
~ incubator and one 110 egg cap. 
 
Buckeye incubator for sale or 
exc. Mrs. John Hosea, Toccoa, 
te ae 
 
Good as new Automatic elec. 
 
brooder, 500 chicken Cap., $25.00 
for brooder. T. M. Burton, At- 
lanta, 163 Briarwood Rd., CH- 
5459. 
 
Good brooder, only used short 
time, for sale. Mrs. F. I. Me- 
Donald, Atlanta, 346 Glendale 
Ave., N.-E. 
 
Iron Clad Incubator, 140 egg 
eap., oil heat, good cond-, with 
all instructions, $15.00. 
C. Banks, Fayetteville, RFD 2. 
 
-1 second hand wood burning 
Inc., used very little, 1,500 to 
2,000 chick cap., $12.50 or exc. 
for 3 bu. Blue, improved. Whip- 
poorwill peas. See at my homz, 
3 mi. No. Lawrenceville. Jas. 
ne . eheley, Lawrenceville, 
 
ean. 
 
  
 
; SEED FOR SALE 
 
Certified Marglobe, tomato 
 
 geed $2.00 lb.; Kobe Lespedeza, 
 
12c lb.. Combine run, dodder 
free. Can ship. =B. R. Wood- 
 
diff, Flowery Branch. 
 
1,000 Ibs. Cannon Ball Black 
Diamond Melon seed, hand 
 
saved, Screen dried and state. 
tested from. 
-$2.00 lb. FOB. W. O. Bird- 
 
selected melons, 
 
song, Gordon. 
Sev. 100 Ibs. Sericea Lespe- 
deza seed, nice and _ clean. 
 
~ Combine run, 15c Ib. in 100 1b. 
 
lots. O. D. Cannon, Lavonia. 
Lespedeza, Recleaned or 
Combine run, for sale. FOB. 
 
J. H: Sherwood, Hampton, Rt. 
im 
 
7? tons Serecia . Lespedeza 
recleaned and scarified in new 
100 lb. bags, 21e lb.; 15 tons 
 
Kobe recleaned in 100 Ib. bags,. 
W. 1.. Carmichael, Madi-; 
 
Lic. 
son. 
 
Recleaned, home - grown 
 
Kobe Lespedeza seed, $15.00, 
 
100 Ibs. FOB. Seed in exc. 
in 100 Ib. new burlap 
bags. W. B. Morris, Hartwell. 
 
2 doz. long handled dipper 
gourd and martin gourd seed, 
15c, add postage. James Tur- 
ner, Blairsville, Box 84. 
 
High testing, recleaned, scar- 
ified Sericea lespedeza 22c lb.; 
 
Triple .cleaned Kobe Lespedeza 
 
16e lb.; Triple cleaned Korean 
 
_ Lespedeza, 9c lb. W. H. Hard- 
 
man, Commerce, Rt. 2. 
 
   
  
  
   
 
age. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
postpaid 
 
1845 Crop Green pod Okra 
seed, 40c lb. FOB; 6 bu., 90 
 
day velvet beans, slightly dam-|f 
 
aged, $6.00 bu. FOB. D. 
Patrick, Griffin, Rt. C. 
 
Few lbs. Clemson. Spineless 
Okra seed, 50c lb. Add post- 
Miss Bessie Gazaway, 
Americus, Rt. 1, Box 17. 
 
Seed: Marglobe tomato, $2.00 
Ib; New Stone tomato, $1.75 
Ib; Ga. and Cabbage Collard, 
75c lb; Chas: W. Cabbage, $3.00 
 
L. 
 
Ib. Lee Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 
 
2, Box 143. 
 
Gourd seed: Bushell and 
Garning, 18 seed, 10c; Martin 
and large long flower pot 
 
shape, 30 seed, 10c; large pkg., 
6 var., including few dishrag 
for 25c. Mrs. Ben McBryant, 
Fitzgerald, Rt. 3. 
 
White curshorts, white Half 
 
Runner seed beans, large cup- 
 
ful for 35c; big Mexican yel- 
low pop corn, 25c lb. All hand 
picked for seed. 2 Ibs. or over 
in Ga. Also choice 
 
bean Hay, $30.00 ton at my 
_ barn. Mrs. J. W. Brown, Car- 
_ ticay. 
 
Goines odes, eae 
 
Wires. J: 
 
  
 
  
 
   
 
  
 
zie 
 
  
 
free, field run, 18c;. Scarified, 
28c. C. N. Harroll, Chamblee, 
Rt. 2, Atlanta phone, CH-6963.. 
 
- Combine run pure Korean 
Lespedeza, 7c lb. No dodder 
or Johnson grass; Sericea, llc 
500 Ibs. or more, %c less. J. 
S. Lynn, Washington, Rt. 1. 
 
Exe. Quality Korean Lespe- 
deza seed, combine rune, 10c; 
recleaned, i2%ec  Jb. SS. i. 
Thornton, Dewyrose, Rt. 1. 
 
Sorghum seed, 20c lb. Large 
size velvet bean seed, does 
not sting, 
paid. Mrs. J. C. Owen, Rock- 
 
Amarts nt. oe 
 
 125 lb. Cannon Ball Water- 
melon seed, hand saved and 
shade dried, $1.50 1lb.; 20 bu. 
Hay seed Soy Beans, $6.00 bu. 
 
FOB. Do He Wiley, Sr, Cor- 
dele, Rt. 4. 
Pure sound, hand cleaned 
 
and selected Cannon Ball wat- 
ermelon seed, $1.50 Ib.; also 
Shallot Onion plants, 25c C. 
Miss Vena Brown, Hartwell. 
 
Seed, Gourd mixed; State 
circumference you wish. Not 
less than 4, gourds sold. No 
stamps. Write for prices. Mrs. 
T. B. Thomas, Thomasboro. 
 
Korean Lespedeza seed, com- 
bine run, no obnoxious weeds, 
8c 1b. FOB. Shipping point. 
W. U. Payne, Ashland. 
 
6,000 Ibs. recleaned Korean 
Lespedeza seed, 10c Ib. FOB. 
B. A. Moseley, Thomaston, Rt. 
2 \ - ora 
 
Cox Watermelon seed, pure 
shade dried and free of pulp, 
hand saved from selected mel- 
ons, $1.25 lb. Harvey Hearn, 
Palmetto. 
 
6,000 Ibs. Sericea Lespedeza, 
triple cleaned and scarified, 
purity test, 99.3, 21s Ib. Write 
or phone Harold Coun, Logans- 
ville, 5-J-2. 
 
15 bu. nice clean Cane _ seed, 
$3.00 bu.; 10 bu. Clay peas, 
$7.00. All FOB. Ellijay. ah 
C. Mooney, Quill. 
 
Nice, Clean Combine run 
 
|Kobe Lespedeza, 10c lb. FOB. 
 
Ralph S. Collier, Comer. 
 
6,000 lbs. Korean Lespedeza, 
recleaned and tested, lle Ib. 
FOB. H. B. Powell, Winder, 
Box 243. . 
 
Okra Seed, long  slender 
green pod, 35c cupful; Musca- 
dine. Grapevine, Sage plants, 
Beach nut trees, 20c ea. Mrs. 
W. H. Norrell, aGinesville, Rt. 
6. 
 
Old Time Georgia Collard 
seed, 3 large spoonfuls, 25c. 
M. L. C. Bishop, Carnesville, 
Rit: 
 
Old Fashioned, striped, half 
runner seed beans, hand clean- 
 
T. DeLange, Carnesville, Rt. 1. 
Citron seed, 50c lb; Large Red 
Indian Peach, 50c doz.; Purple 
Hull table peas, 35c qt.; Yellow 
Crookneck Squash, 25c_ tea- 
cup; Early Okra, 35c teaeupful. 
Add _ postage. Rosie Crowe, 
Cumming, Rt. 1. 
 
Mamimoth Russian Sunflow- 
er seed, 90c gal.; Okra seed, 50c 
qt.; $23.25 gal. Postage paid. 
Mrs. L. D. Elliott, Lavonia. 
 
White Nest Onions; also Red 
Nest Onions, 75e gal. ea. Mrs. 
Guy Burton, Logansville, Rt. .2 
 
Spring Shallot Onions, 40c 
C; Missionary strawberry, 75c 
C.- Mrs. Chomer McCurley, 
Hartwell, Rt. 2. 
 
HAH runner seed beans, free 
from weevils, 50 or 60 Ibs., 50 
lb. Add postage. Mrs. Lula 
Mitchell, Lithonia, Miller Rd. 
 
10 Tons Kobe Lespedeza 
seed, free .of Johnson gfass 
 
|seed, -10c lb. H. C.- Allen, At- 
 
lanta, 876 Part St. SW, RA- 
4959. 
White Nest onions, 75c gal. 
 
in 2 gal. lots; White bunch but- 
ter beans, 20c Ib., 2 lbs. for 
35c. Add postage. Mrs. R. A. 
Hight, Culverton. 
 
Kobe Lespedeza seed, good 
clean combine run, 10c lb. or 
recleaned seed, 17c Ib. R. A. 
Allen, Jackson, Rt. 4. 
 
Half bu. tender hull Corn- 
field seed beans, 25c pt. Add 
postage. L. W. Allen, Ball 
 
  
 
Ground, Rt. 2. 
 
25c lb. Not post- 
 
ed, guar. 75c lb. Add _ postage. | 
 
  
 
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| ders. 
 
Korean Lespedeza, 12c 1b.; 
Kobe Lespedeza, cleaned and 
 
scarified, 25c lb. ~All cleaned, 
 
tested, of best quality seed. 
Have also Lespedeza Sericea 
 
Combine run at 15c lb. C. D. 
Wood, Bowdon. 
 
1500 Ibs. Korean Lespedeza 
seed, Nice, clean ,combine run. 
In even wt. sacks, 5c lb. John 
P, Sewell, Hartwell, Rt. 1. 
 
Choice seed cane,  and 6 
 
\ft., $1.00 per 100 FOB. J. H. 
 
Lewis, Leslie, Rt. 2, Box 0. 
~ White Nest Onions for plant- 
 
printed chicken feed sacks. 
Mrs. B. Thornton, Bowdon. 
 
Tobacco seed, a penny match 
box full, 75c; also Jumbo Gi- 
ant Watermelon seed, wt. up to 
150. Ibs., 25c pkg. Roy West, 
Bowdon, Rt. 2. 
 
_ Cannon ball Watermelon 
seed, $1.00 lb. Also pigs and 
hog for sale. W. J. Brady, 
Howard. 
 
2 tons clean Kobe Lespedeza 
seed, free from Johnson gfass, 
 
|wild onions and wild coffee, 
 
10c lb. in ton lots, 12c less 
than ton. James B. Woods, 
Brooks. 
 
Hand saved Cannonball Mel- 
on seed, $1.00 lb. Postage paid. 
W. V. Brannen, Unadilla. 
 
5,000 lbs. of Sericea Lespe- 
deza, cleaned and scarified, 25c 
lb. For sale 2,500. Ibs. Kobe 
Lespedeza, recleaned, 20c Ib. 
J. R. Bryant, Chipley. 
 
Kobe Lespedeza Gov't loan 
test no. 1. Shows no dodder. 
 
10c 1b.; Ko- 
W. 
 
recleaned Kobe, 
rean recleaned, 4c lb. 
I. Marett, Hartwell. 
 
Clean White Nest Multiply- 
ing onions, 85c gal, del. Mrs. 
Grace B. Murphy, Jasper, Rt. 
2: es 
 
Sericea Lespedeza, recleaned 
and scarified, 20c 1b., or. exc. 
 
for wheat, corn or. oats, at 
market price. H. J. Chandler, 
Good Hope. 
 
2,000 Ibs. Kobe 
 
10c lb. at my barn 5 mi. E. 
Danielsville. 
shipped FOB. Also 50. bu. 
Hastings prolific corn in shuck, 
$2.00 bu. Some Baled Les- 
pedeza and baled Oats ' and 
Vetch, $35.00 ton. Money. or- 
Herman C. Brewer, Dan- 
ielsville, Rt. 3. 
 
Sericea Lespedeza seed, 24c 
lb.; Kobe Combine run, 12c 
lb.; Recleaned, 15c lb.; D. P. L. 
no. 14 Cotton seed, 2 yrs. old 
 
24c Ib.; Kobe Combine run, 
12c: Recleaned, 15c; D. P. and 
L. no. 14 Cotton seed, 2 yr. 
old and 2nd yr. from Origin- 
ator..FOB. Leo Green, Su- 
wanee, Rt. -2. 
 
12 Ib Purple top turnip seed, 
6 lbs. mixed turnip. seed, 40c 
lb.; Plus postage; Also 2 hams,, 
wt. about 25 or 30 Ibs. 50c 
lb. Mrs. Early T. Carter, Log- 
anville, Rt. 1. : 
 
900 lbs. Choice, extra clean, 
Korean Lespedeza seed, 8 lb. 
at my barn. Bob Stovall, La- 
vonia. 
 
PLANTS FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Aroma and Blakemore straw- 
berry plants, $1.00 C; $8.00 M. 
P. P. State insp. W. M. Phil- 
lips, Varnell, Rt, 1. 
 
Klondike strawberry, plants, 
60c C; $2.25, 500; $4.50 M; Mas- 
todon, 70c C; $3.00; $5:50 M. Well 
rooted, prompt shipment. Also 
dried Apples, free from worms, 
 
plants, $1.00, 500; $1.50 M. Good 
strong, well rooted plants. Full 
count postpaid. George W: Gaff, 
Fitzgerald, Rt. 3. 
 
Early Jersey and Charleston 
Wakefield frostproof Cabbage 
plants and Crystal Wax Onion 
plants, $1.15, 500; $2.00 M- Post- 
paid. O. . Conner, Pitts. 
 
Frostproof Cabbage and White 
Bermuda Onion plants, $1.50 M. 
 
  
 
W. W. Williams, Quitman. 
 
  
 
ing, $1.00 gal. or exc. for 4) 
 
strawberry plants, 45ec C; 300, 
sweetfennel and} 
 
17%c Ib. Also pasture grade 
 
Lespedeza | 
extra good, combine run seed,: 
 
500. lbs. or more} 
 
trees, true to name..C.. W. 
 
and 2nd yr. from originator. 
 
FOB J. C. Green, Suwanee, 
 
Rie: 
Sericea Lespedeza_ scarified, 
 
2|C. Del. in Ga.,No checks. No 
 
So A. D, Jones, Cum-, stamps. Mrs. Pearl Pinson, 
, ivt. i. i His y, Ri 2; 
 
Charleston Wakefield Cabbage uden: crowns 2 yee ae 
 
     
 
"Blakemore strawberry pl: its, 
finest quality, $1.25 C; $4.00, 
 
pher Frost, Ellenwood, Rt. 2. 
 
Nice sage plants, Muscadine| 
 
vines, Old Fashioned peachtrees, 
Cling stone and plum peaches, 
20c ea.; Garlic, $1.00 doz.; Beech-| 
nut bushes, $2.00 doz. Mrs. Mae 
Turner, Gainesville, Rt. 6.  
 
Frostproof Charleston Wake-: 
field. Cabbage plants, $1.50 M; 
$1.00, 500. Postpaid: Prompt 
shipment. Full count. Leon 
Gaff, Fitzgerald, Rt. 3.. 
 
5 kinds of nice strawberry 
plants, mixed, 75c C; Black. 
Raspberry, 6, 50c; Garden Goose- 
berry, 3, 50c. Add postage- Mrs. 
 
Lona _ Blackwell, Dahlonega, 
Rta. Fe 
The old time verbearing 
 
$1.25; tansy, 
rosemary, 25c. Add postage: 
ee F, Cannon, Toomsboro, 
 
Well rooted sage plants, 20c! 
ea.; Muscadine grapevines, 20c: 
or 6, $1.00; Long green pod 
Okra seeds, 35c cupful; Old 
Fashioned peachtree, 20c. ea. 
Sree H. Norrell, Gainesville, 
 
Chas. Wakefield Cabbage 
and White Bermuda Onion 
plants, $2.00 M. Del. Now 
a E.. H. Hall, Arabi, Rt. 
 
Chas. Wakefield Cabbage and| 
 
White Bermuda onion plants, 
$1.25, 500; $2.00 M. All del. 
Now ready: Mrs. T. P- Mussel- 
pe a Arabi, Rt. 1, Phone 
 
Chas. W. Cabbage plants, 
25c C; Catnip, 25c bunch: El- 
berta Peach seed, 25ce doz.; 
Bermuda grass plants, $1.00 C;| 
White feed sacks, unwashed, 
free of holes, -15e . ea. Add 
postage. Mrs. Otis Mashburn, 
Cumming, Rt. 5. 
 
Charleston Wakefield Cab- 
bage plants, $1.30, 500; $2.00 M. 
5 and 10 M lots, $2.00: m. del. 
Full count. Prompt shipment. 
2 R. Allison, Gainesville, Rt. 
 
fiondie 
200, $1.00, 
 
10 M up, $3.75 M. 
Exe. for pecan 
 
Fresh grown 
Strawberry plants, 
$4.00 del. 
Exp. Col. 
 
Smith, Gainesville, Rt. 2. 
 
Large fresh grown Cabbage 
plants, Chas. W. and Copen-! 
hagen, $1.50 M; $1.00, 500. 
White | Bermuda Onions, same 
price. Count guar. del. in Ga. 
E. L. Fitzgerald, Irwinville. 
 
_ Frostproof Cabbage and On- 
ion plants, $150 M. W. W. 
Williams, Quitman. 
 
Chas. Wakefield Cabbage 
plants, $1.00, 500; $1.60 M. del.: 
$15.00, 10,000 Col; Marglobe 
tomato. seed, $1.50 Ib. del. W. 
ne oo Flowery Branch, 
 
Large, fresh, extra early 
Jersey and Char. W. and Cop- 
enhagen cabbage and _ white 
Bermuda onion plants, $1.00, 
500; $1.50 M; 5 M, $7.00. del. 
 
Postpaid. 10 M. $12.50 exp. 
Prompt shipment. Satis. 
F. F. Stokes, Fitzger- 
ald. 
 
Mastodon strawberry plants, 
$1.00 P. P.- Tom Kittle, Car- 
rollton. 
 
Certified 
 
State Insp. and 
Mastodon everbearing  plants, 
$3:23, 000: = $9.50 VE Mark 
 
Woodliff, Flowery Branch. 
Mastodon strawberry plants, 
 
well rooted, $3.50, 500; $6.00 
M. Postpaid. Prompt  ship- 
ment. W. H. Maon, Atlanta, 
 
1205 Grant St., S. E. 
 
_ Early Klondike and Mt. De- 
licious strawberry plants, $1.50 
 
older, strong plants, $25.00 M.; 
$4.00 C. Younger crowns, 
$15.00 _M. Dudley. McGarity, 
Clarkston, Telephone 4491. 
 
Klondike strawberry plants, 
$1.75, 500; $3.25 M. Mrs. Nell 
Mashburn, Cumming, Rt. 1. 
 
Blakemore and Gem straw- 
berry plants for sale at T75c 
Cc. John W. Geter, Chipley, 
 
  
 
500; M- O. Postpaid in Ga. Del-| bro 
 
{sacks. 
 
1$1.50 lb. V. Ke 
 
   
  
   
 
  
    
 
Kudzu crowns, 
$1.40 C; _ 50 
Pritchett, Ta lay 
 
  
 
   
 
M. All orde 
large and all 
 
: e 
pt. All postpaid. 
Williams, Blue- 
Box 432) 
 
Yellow _ 
plants, $2.00  00, 
del. Will exc. for 
 
shipments. 
Baxley, Rt, 4 
 
Large carly var. 
plants, 50c C, $2.50 
Blue plum sprouts, 
Add postage. Mrs. G 
bard, Gainesville, 
 
Missionary str 
selected, improv 
ties, 50c C; @ 
 
Charleston W. C 
White Bermuda o1 
BEL5, 500; S$E7 
price. Full co 
fey, Fitzgeral 
 
Char. 
plants,, 
Del. In 5 
M. Exp. Ce 
Prompt shipme 
Tomato seed, 1 Ik 
 
Horse. Radish, kes 
age. No che 
Grindle, lo 
 
   
   
  
  
  
  
    
   
   
    
   
  
   
   
  
  
  
    
   
   
  
   
  
   
   
  
  
  
    
  
  
  
  
   
   
    
  
  
  
  
  
   
 
Sage plants, 
bacco seed, 1 t 
Home Raised | 
hand, $3.50; Mast 
bearing Strawberr 
$4.00 M. All postp 
 
Ellis, Cumming.  
 
25c; 5, 50c; $1.0 
50; $5.50 C; $41 
leaf sage, $1.00 
 
Everbearing Stra 
GC; - thyme lants,  
Sage plants, suc ae 
H. Carter, Atlanta, 
man Ave., S. W., 
 
$1.50 M; $1.25 
del. G. L. Steedl 
 
Large Thrifty Whi 
onion, and Green Co 
early Jersey and Char. 
field Cabbage plants, 
$1.50 M. Del. BPostpaid 
shipment. Satis, Gua 
Stokes, Fitzgerald. _ 
 
Large fresh Copenhagt 
and Chas. W. Cabbi 
White Bermuda _ onio 
$1.00, 500; $1.50 M De 
Prompt shipment. Satis 
J. M. Coffey, Fitzgeral 
 
Large well rooted 
5, 50c; $1.00 doz. A 
mint,. Spearmint, tip 
doz. Postpaid. Damp 
Mrs. A. Horsely, W: 
Box 40. ae 
 
Early Jersey and 
Wakefield Frostproc 
White Bermuda . onio 
$1.00, 500; $2.00 M. 
Ovie Conner, Pitts, Rt. 
 
Copenhagen, Early Jer: 
Charleston Frostproof  
and White. Bermuda 
plants, 300, 75c; 500, $: 
 
  
 
  
 
Rt. 2. 
 
3 
ms 
# 
 
$2.00 M. Postpaid. A. B. W 
Pitts, Rt, Ls 
 
  
  
    
   
   
  
  
  
   
   
  
   
  
  
    
   
   
   
  
   
   
  
   
   
  
  
  
    
   
   
  
   
  
  
  
   
  
  
   
   
   
  
  
   
   
   
   
  
  
   
  
  
  
   
 
grown sage 
== Postpaid: Sam 
Lithonia, Bias 
 
Beets, Iceberg Let- 
ndive, $1. 60 C: Wakefield. 
. Kale, Carrots, Collards, 
Bermuda and Nest 
 
BOC. C. Any amt. Pars- 
sarlic, Leek, 35c doz. Mrs. 
Franklin, Register. 
 
zu plants, $12. 00 M; also 
n plums, 2-6 ft. tall, 40c 
xs; Hardy Rhyne, White: 
 
nless Boysenberry, $1-00 
for $1. 1. Regular Boy- 
Himalaya berry, 
$1.50. Lucretia 
00 C; Thornless 
ewberry, 25, $2.00; 
W. Toole, Macon, 
 
ted sage planis, 2, 25c; 
100 doz.: 50, $3:25; $5.50 
f sage, $1.00 Ib. V. 
 
ge plants, 2, 25c: 
. Fresh ground 
 
 
 
plants, Klondike, 
 
$280, a $5.75 M. 
Lee Hood, 
 
500. Prefer ech 
Pittman, Baxley, 
 
Wakefield Cabbage 
1 $1.25, 500; $2.00 
ons lots, $1. 75 M Del. 
g _ Gainesville, 
 
kefield Cc a b kage 
 
  
 
ee a ey oe 
 
ing bush lima 
"Ib. oa Summer 
 
: : Ww thite half 
 
er OTs 22: 
 
No stamps or 
1 we = _Jas- 
 
. beans, 
multiplying on- 
ite and col- 
 
yeans, 30c_ Ib.; 
pt. Add post- 
-Cracken, La- 
 
iter beans, 20c 
 
1ega, Rt. 5. 
$6.60 bu.; 
bu. Whips, 
 
3 
 
Ae Lawson 
 
= plants, 
 
Aldora Keith, | 
 
), 500; $5.00 ME Mas- | 
 
merour breeders, 
 
TO tproof, Crystal Wax: 
 
nee Station.  
 
-'ed and_ treated. 
 
TELSt: Vis, 
 
yhite oS striped | 
 
ee also 1 
 
Dis 
 
>,er, $6.00 per 100, FOB.. 
 
  
 
  
 
= BEANS AND. PEAS 
 
FOR SALE 
 
-{coRN AND SEED CORN! FRESH AND DRIED 
 
FRUITS FOR SALE 
 
_| PECAN AND OTHER 
| FRUIT TREES FORSALE 
 
  
 
  
 
FOR SALE 
White half runner bean seed, 
30c. cupful; Cucumber  seed, 
10c large tbls. Ruth Bailey, 
Jasper, Rt. 2. 
Early Brown 6 wks. table 
peas, makes: 2 crops, Brown. 
 
Crowder peas, Brom Corn seed, 
Hastings Yellow Dynamite Pop- 
eorn, 5 cups, $1.00. Postpaid. 
Mrs. Clarenc McMillian, Da- 
 
Penis Rt 
 
Heavy. bearing Black pole 
beans, striped half runners, 50c 
large teacup; Cream Crowder 
and White Blackeyed peas, 25c 
lb. Add postage. Mrs. W. V. 
Robbs, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. 
 
11 bu. No. 1 Brab peas, $6.50 
bu. or swap for good shoats. 
W. E. MeCart,: Grayson, Rt, 1. 
 
Tender white Cornfield 
 
beans, 
 
half runner beans, 35c cupful: 
Early May English peas and 
Lima butter peas, 20c cupful. 
Rt : J. G. Whitfield, Jasper, 
 
  
 
OTTON SEED FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Hibred Half and Half cot- 
tonseed, Ist yr., from Sum- 
af reasonable 
F. H. Bunn, Midville. 
 
White bunch butterbeans, for 
 
prices. 
 
planting or eating, very pro- 
 
lific, bear early summer until 
frost, hand cleaned, 25c Ib. 
Postage paid on over 4 Jb. lots. 
 
Mrs. H. S. Mullins, 
Banna! 
 
Seed Velvet beans, 126 day 
$7.00 bu; Exc. % bu. for nice, 
| cherry red, Reg. Duroc pig, 12 
,|wks. old, or will buy pig. J. 
QO. Strom, Milan, Rt. 1, Box 49. 
 
Stoneville 2B Cotton seed, Ist: 
lyr. 
 
Ginned 1 var., 
 
: gin. Clean- 
, culled, 
 
ed 
$6.50 per 
FOB. 3 H. Beas- 
Lavonia. 
 
hundred. 
ley, 
 
Empire Cotton seed, 
ated and bred by Ga. Exper- 
Made _ bale 
per A., ginned on 1 var. gin, 
$1.95 bu.; Clean Kobe Lespe- 
deza seed, free of dodder, 
30s Riley C. Couch, Turin. 
 
Empire Cotton seed, delint- 
Ist yr. from 
Ga. Exp. Station, Ginned on 
1 var. Gin. 100 1b. bags, $7.50 
per 100. J. H. Park, Molena. 
 
Empire also 2B Stoneville, 
Boll from. breeders seed, bale 
-per A. Staple, 1 1-16-1 3-32, 
$6.00 CWT or $6.50 Ceresan 
treated. Ginned on 1 var. gin. 
Mercer Rowe, Alvaton. 
 
Empire Cotton sped, 
kept pure at gin, $5.75, 
100 lbs. Even wt. bags. FOB. 
Roy Chambers, Lula. 
 
DP and L. Planting Cotton 
 
Pure 
 
seed, no. 14, Ist and 2nd yr. 
-| Pure 
 
and sound. Ginned on 
my private gin, $6.00, 100 in 
even wt. bags if I can get 
them. FOR. -Ja- hb. Lhomas; 
Madison, Rt. 1. 
 
200 lbs. Summerour Hibred 
half and half Cotton seed, 
kept pure at gin, 1 yr. $6.00, 
 
100 or $2.50 bu. Add postage, 
Wee. slivers. filiay, Rte. 3; 
Box 88. 
 
Vandivers heavy fruiter 
 
Cotton seed, Ist yr., $6.00 per 
dark colored heif- 
er with Ist calf, around 2 gals 
per day, calf. 3 mos. old, $65.00; 
8 blue speckled Guinea hens 
and 2 rooster, $1.00 ea. N. G. 
Forester, Buford, TES. 
 
Delta Pine Land : Planting 
seed, no. 14, Ist yr. from breed- 
FOowW, 
 
 Rutledge. 
 
cotton 
 
 Wannamakers imp., ~ 
 
*|seed, made bale to acre, $6.00. 
 
per hundred lbs. Have about 
 
900 lbs. Joe 
 
| Rae. 
 
15 tons Cokers 100. str. 7 
 
; cottonseed, 2nd yr., early ma- 
 
  
 
S06 cab: 6 
ears 2!| turing excellent yields,  gin- 
owders,|ned pure, special care before |" 
oney|and after, $8.00 hundred Ibs. 
. R.| FOB. Garnett | Daniel, Ath- 
US,-5 oot 2 ? 
 
  
 
tender white half run- 
ner beans and brown striped: 
 
Milner, 
 
| ped. 
 
ae treated with new 
jimproved Ceresan, 
 
origin- | 
 
12: 
 
| FOB; 
 
M. Brown, Mc-. 
 
oC; oe? 
 
  
 
pee aoe 
 
500 bu. Good 7 
at my farm, 4 mi. from Frank- 
lin, $1.50 bu. 
 
|} Franklin. 
 
Ist yr. from Hastings Super 
Prolific corn seed, nubbed and 
shelled, $1.00 pk., $3.60 bu. 
Buyer pays shipping charges. 
J. L. Hamby, Lavonia. 
 
Hastings 2 yr. big prolific 
corn, selected seed corn, $1.25 
pk. FOB. I. H. Seymour, Mar- 
tin, Ri 2. cee 
 
- 1,200 lbs. Yellow Jumbo Pop 
 
corn, 8c lb.; also 400 Ibs, Scar- 
ified Sericea Lespedeza seed, 
25c lb. No order less than 
100 Ibs. G. A. Pope, Talla- 
 
poosa, Rt. 2, Box 68, 
 
Rockdale seed corn, 10-12 in. 
long, 22 rows to ear, dry and 
 
sound, gathered ahead of floods. 
 
sold, $2.50 
corn 
stalk, 
 
Not less than bu. 
bu.; Also some yellow 
that makes 2 ears to 
 
10 an, Jong. P= kes 
Fairmount, 
3,000 Ibs. shelled Pop corn, 
 
for popping, yellow and white, 
not mixed, 12c lb:,in 100 Ibs. 
lots. 
 
lb. Orien Vollrath, Dougias- 
 
ville, care Ray Swafford. 
-Alexanders BIG ear. Yellow 
prolific seed corn. Field se- 
lected, mnubbed, and shelled, 
$3.00 bu., $1.00 pk. FOB. H. 
-|H. Alexander, Carrollton, Ri: 
 
1, 
 
400 bu. So. American or Dy-. 
 
namite Pop Corn, for seed or 
popping. l5c Ib. Postage paid. 
Edward Brett, Bremen, Box 2. 
 
Nice white clean shelled pop 
eorn, treated for weevils, 
Ib. No less than 50 lbs. ship- 
Add ___ postage. de 
Brown, McDonough, Rt. 3, Box 
ate 
 
Good var. yellow shelled and 
recleaned pop corn, 
12%c; 100 lbs., 10  1b: 1000 lb.s 
9c. Postage paid. H. B. Wil- 
liams, Buford, Rt. 2. 
 
-100 bu. Thompsons Prolific 
Yellow corn, $1.50 bu. Hoyt 
J. Damell, Adairsville, Rt, 2. 
So. American Yellow pop 
corn, 10c lb. No less than 25 
Ibs. shipped. Buyer pays exp- 
charges; also 3 nice unknown 
stock of Gabe stags, 2 reddish 
 
and 1 gray, wt. about 3% lbs. 
lea. $1.50 ea. Jesse Hudson, 
Carrolion. Rt 3. 
 
  
 
GRAIN AND HAY 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
About 5 or 6 tons Peanut 
hay, $20.00 ton. Joe M. Brown. 
McRae. 
 
300 Tons no. 1 Runner pea- 
 
nut hay, $20.00 ton FOB barn} 
or nearest Railroad station. Ey 
 
B.. Lamb, Wadley. 
 
20 bu. seed wheat for sale. 
W. E. Vinson, Macon, Phone 
347R4. 
 
20 tons good runner peanut) 
 
hay, $15.00 ton at barn. T. A. 
 
Futch, Rochelle. 
 
400 bu. of each 100 but. Oats 
 
Pure and 
weeks. Har- 
New even 
 
and Full Grain. 
free of noxious 
 
vested without rain, 
wt. 5 bu. bags, 
E.. D. Tallerson, - Kite. 
 
35 Tons good peavine hay 
at $35.00 ton: at barn, ~$37.50 
15 tons bright peanut 
hay, $20.00 ton at barn. A. D. 
Clifton, Metter. 
 
  
 
_FRESH AND DRIED 
FRUIT FOR SALE 
 
4 
 
1945 Dried peaches, free from 
worms, 50c 1b.; . 1945 Crop 
Bunch colored Butter beans, 
30c lb.; White  Scuppernong 
rooted vines, 50 ea. Add post- 
age. W. L. Hood, Gainesville, 
At 3 
 
Fresh dried pears and 
peaches, free of peel, tore and 
worms, 55c lb:; Dried Running 
butterbeans (seed or 
shade cured ground 
sage, $1.50 lb. Good size sage 
plants 5, $1.00. Postpaid. Mrs. 
Bessie Eley, White Plains. 
 
Nice, clean dried apples, and 
 
peaches, 45c |b. Mrs. pA 
 
Fk ceey,. 
 
tors 
| sene. 
 
If all taken at once, 19c- 
 
2c 
 
rat my place. 
 
50. Ibs.,|. 
 
SEL 
 
and free of weevils, 
 
bright Syrup, $1.00 gal., 
 
$1.00 bu. FOB.) 
 
plum, 
 
eating) | 
 
| $4.20. 
 
  
 
Weatherby, 
Ss 
 
Nice Sundried 1945 *paehes. 
 
50c lb. Mrs. Lizzie Free, Bow- 
 
don; Rt. 2. 
 
20 lbs. 
peaches, 
40c Ib.; 
25e lb. Add postage. 
 
1945 nice, sundried 
old: Fashioned  var., 
-mixed butter beans, 
Carmel 
 
-Parten, Royston, Rt. 1. 
 
son. 
 
Nice Sundried 1945 peaches, 
crop, free from worms, 40 lb. 
Prompt shipment. Postage pai.d 
Miss Della King, Bowdon, Rt. 
2. 
 
Nice sundried ae 
peaches, 45c 1b.; also incuba- 
and brooder, both for 
Takes care of 100 eggs 
and 300 chicks. Both Kero- 
Mrs. W. A: . Bearden, 
 
Bowdon, Rt. 2. 
 
$15.00. 
 
POTATOES AND OTHER 
VEGETABLES FOR SALE 
 
"5 bu. Money Maker Cert. 
sweet potatoes, 2 to 3 times 
as many potatoes as P. R. En- 
tire lot for 2'%c lb at my 
place,E, T. Clements, Ten- 
nille. 
 
8 Beeway section supers, 10 
frame size, good cond. well 
painted. Used very little. Com- 
plete with fixtures, $8.00. for 
the lot Del. C. S. Hall, Hart- 
well, Rt... 2: 
 
18 baby mating Hives, well 
painted, used very little, $10.00 
CC, S Hall, Hart- 
well, Rt. 2. 
 
10 frame size Standard Bee 
Hives, tops, bottom, 
brood foundations, ete. Sup- 
ply limited. Write for prices. 
L. C. Dotson, Atlanta, 3059 
West Roxboro Rd., N. E. 
 
Cert. La. Copper Skin seed 
sweet potatoes for sale. T. O. 
McMullin, Macon, Rt. 1. 
 
60 bu. Copper skin Porto 
Rican Sweet. Potatoes. Gov't 
inspected and certified, $3.50 
bu. Malcolm Miles, Metter, Rt. 
 
8 or 9 lbs. of Porto Rican 
Sweet Potatoes, 4c 1b.; also 
3 bu. Mixed field peas, sound 
 
FOB. E. L. Burke, Rhine, Rt. 
Fe 
 
  
 
SYRUP FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Sev. 100 gals. Georgia Cane 
syrup. Put up in I gal. and % 
gal. cans: Write for gc M. 
F, Jones, Metter, Rt. 1, Box 111. 
 
1,400 gal. good, ee and 
at my 
farm: John Hand, Hazle- 
 
hurst, Re 3; 
 
M. 
 
  
 
PECAN AND OTHER 
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE 
 
  
 
100 Blaek Walnut seedlings, 
6-20 in., 22c ea. 
 
$12.50 exp. col. 
man, Crawfordville. 
 
Pecan trees, Govt inspected, 
budded, true to name. Vari- 
eties, Stuart, -Schley, and 
Moneymakers, 2 to 6 ft., $2.00, 
BA 2p S200 $2105 Ga, Calvin: 
 
Harmon, Stovall. 
 
Celeste. Fig Sprouts, 2 ft. 
and over, 3, $1.00. Native 
French Mulberry (no 
fruit), $2.25. doz. Mrs.* H. - &, 
McLeod, Dixie. 
 
Hazlenut bushes, 
Blueberry bushes, 
Muscadine vines, 25c 
stamps. Add postage. 
G. W. Bradley, Jr., 
Rt=2, 
 
I yr. old Concord, Niagara 
and Lutie Grapevines, 3, $1.00; 
$350 doz: 2. yr. Bearing size 
Niagara and Concord, 3, $1.20; 
doz. State inspected 
and postpaid. Mrs. Nathan 
Ball Ground, Rt. 
 
20 
45c 
 
ea.; 
doz.; 
No 
Mrs 
Bowdon, 
 
ea. 
 
: Add postage. 
Not less than 5 sold: Lot for) 
I W. -Chap-| 
 
Dried apples, 50c. 1b.; Mus- 
cadine vines, 15c ea. Mrs. 
Henry Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 2. 
 
Dehydrated peaches, 1945. 
crop, free of worms, 50c lb.; 
New crop large pecans, well 
filled out, 50c lb., 5 Ibs: $2.09. 
Del.. Mrs, J. M. Jones, Gray- 
 
Sand | 
 
frames_ 
 
=H Alexander, 
 
$5.00. bu. | 
 
| have good mule for sale. 
 
| 
 
Be cies: Rt. i 
 
ter, 
 
18-in- to-4-1 
 
  
 
Peach trees, leading var., 
true {0 name, State inspected, 
Grapevines, $2.50 doz.; $20.00 
C:; Seedling peachtrees,. $1.50 
 
doz.;. $10.00 C; Black Walnut 
trees, . $8.00 doz. Mrs. E. B. 
Travis, Riverdale. 
 
Sev. hundred pecan tees, 2-4 
ft. high, Stewart and Schley 
seedling trees, 40c and 75c 
ea. FOB... M. F. Jones, Met- 
 
Rite = Box 1s 
 
Sweet Pomegranite, 5 ft. 2 : 
$2 9b-3 it... Sls (93. Peach, Mix- 
ed var. Press, White, Yellow 
Clear seed; Japan plum, Old 
Fashioned Red Plums, 3 ft. 6, 
$2.50. Madison strawberry 
plants, $5.00 M. Postpaid. Ar- 
thur Griffis, Patterson, Rt. 1, 
Box 42. : 
 
Seedling pecan trees, 
eai; Apple tree sprouts, 
ea: Red Pepper in Pod, 50c 
gal: Black Walnuts, hulled, 
$2.00 bu. Add postage. Mrs. C, 
H. Sledge, Byron. 
 
308 
 
Goose plum, well rooted, 3, 
50; 6, 90c. Stamps, checks or 
M. O. Postpaid: R. P. Stein- 
 
heniner, Brooks, Rt. 1. 
 
- Scuppernong vines, rooted 
 
large white -var., 50c ea. 3, 
 
$1.25. Postpaid. No checks. 
 
Isla Hamilton, Alamo, Rt, 2._ 
May. enciries,. 25e.2 ea; 35 
 
$1.00; Mastodon . strawberries, 
 
50c C: $2.50, 500; $4.50 M. Add 
postage. Je: Mathis, Gaines- 
ville, Rt. 5, Box. 18. 
 
5 var. 1 and 2 yr, rooted 
grapevines, l5c_ and 25 a.; 
3000 cuttings, all kinds mixed, 
$1.75 C. Add postage. Niagara, 
Concord, Ludie, Waco, Moores 
Barty, 2 Ws Jordan, Atlan- 
ta, 876 Barnett St. N. E. HE- 
3563- R. 
 
Leading var. Apple and Peach 
trees, pears. and Cherry trees 
and Grapevines at reas. prices. 
T. M. Webb, Ellijay. 
 
All leading Var. Apple trees, 
 
20c to 45 ea.: 
Pears, 4-5 ft., 75 -ea.; Concord 
Lutie Grapevines, 2 yr., 25 ea-$ 
 
Scuppernong vines, James Black 
Bronze, 50c ea. All postpaid. W. 
Cleveland. 
 
500 Tung Oil trees, 1 ft.-7 ft. 
high, $75-00 for the lot. Mrs. 
A. R. Thigpen, St. Marys: 
 
White English peach trees, 35 
312 ft., 40c ea. or exc. for print 
sacks. Add postage. No stamps. 
Owen A. Roberts, 
Rte 1. 
 
Peach trees, 50c ea.; Apple, - 
65c to $150 ea-; Grapes: Ludie, 
Concord, Alaska, $1.50 doz. 
Figs, Blue'Turkey and Celestial,  
35c; 50c./'75c and $1.00 ea.; Bos-. 
ton Brown (bore last yr.), $1.00 
ea. Well rooted. State insp. 
C.. M. Dwight, Atlanta, 1035 
Capitol Ave., S. W:-, MA-3671- 
 
Muscadines, Black scupper- 
nongs, hazlenuts and crabapple 
bushes, $1.00 doz.; Sugar Pear, 
75c ea., 2 for $1.00; Lemon trees, 
6 for $1.00. Josie Huggins, Wa- 
Gd, st. 2- 
 
12 June Apple trees, 3 to 5 
ft., well rooted, for sale or exe: 
for true to name any large yel- 
low, freestone Peach trees: Also  
Wm. 
T. Eubanks, Buford, RFD 3. 
 
  
 
PEANUTS AND PECANS 
FOR SALE 
 
Large red peanuts, mostly 
ae hull, cleaned picked, $4.00 
u 
No checks. Miss Geby. 
Dallas, Rt. 3. 
 
About 100 lbs, large . pecans, 
new crop. 30c Ib. Add _ post- 
age. Mrs. Fuller Sturdivant, 
LaGrange, Rt. 4. 
 
Gone, 
 
New crop large paper shell 
pecans, 
1 1b., 
 
well filled 
5 lbs. $2.00; Dehydrated  
peaches, 1945 crop, free of 
worms, 50c lb. Del. Mrs. J. M. 
Jones, Grayson. 
 
out, 45 
 
Improved Spanish peanuts, 
hand picked, $1.00 pk., $3.00 
bu. No stamps. Guy Mallory, 
Madison. 
 
About 2 bu. 1945 crop pea= Z 
hand picked, $4.00 me = 
Nice sundried apples,  
 
nuts, 
50c 1b, 
Ad 
J. E. . Sarrel 
 
do 
 
Damson Plum seed, 25c.. 
postage. Mrs. 
 
   
 
250-3 
 
Suwanee, 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
No: orders less than bu. ~~ 
 
  
 
  
  
  
   
    
  
    
 
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When soil crumbles like this, its 
, dry enough to Shae. 
 
As soon as frost is out of the 
ground, say all the garden books, 
and the soil is sufficiently dry, 
its time to spade. 
 
It is easy to tell when the frost 
is out, because the soil, which was 
as hard as a brick, becomes soft 
and muddy, so that at first you are 
in danger of sinking in up to your 
ankles when you walk on it. 
 
- Every gardener is anxious to get 
 
started as soon as possible, and 
there is danger that this impatience 
may cause him to work his soil be- 
fore it is ready, a mistake which 
may cause srious difficulties which 
will last all season,  
 
Then how can he tell the very 
earliest moment when it is safe to 
spade? 
 
The most reliable test is a simple 
-onecall it the mud-pie test. Pick 
up a handful of soil and pat it be- 
 
tween your palms as you used to do 
an childhood; if it holds together 
 
  
 
  
 
le S Safe S Spade Garden. 
 
restore the right degree of moisture. 
 
  
 
When soil makes a mud pie, its 
too wet te work. 
 
and makes a nice mud-pie, then it 
 
is too wet to spade. Keep off-soil  
when it is in this condition, lest you 
form clods which will prove trouble- 
some all summer,  : 
 
The more Clay the soil contains, 
the more injury it will suffer if 
spaded when too wet. Yet clay 
soil should not be worked too dry; 
in fact, you can seldom spade it 
then, for it is too hard. 
 
There is a point between the two 
extremes when a handful of soil, 
patted between the palms, will 
crumble. Itis not dry, but slightly 
moist, yet not wet enough to hold 
together in a mud-pie. At this point, 
even clay can be spaded easily, 
and will break up without forming 
clods.. When the test indicates that 
this favorable condition prevails, do 
not delay spading, otherwise the 
soil may dry out unduly, and com- 
pel you to wait for heavy rains to 
 
  
 
GA. LEGISLATORS REQUEST UNIFORM 
_ PRICE ON ROUGH PINE PULPWOOD 
 
Sponsored by the Georgia 
Farm Bureau Federation, and 
strongly endorsed by Governor 
Ellis Arnall the Georgia Gen-| 
eral Assembly. passed a resolu- 
tion at the January session call- 
 
ing upon the Office of Price Ad-. 
 
ministration to fix a uniform 
ceiling on pulpwood that would 
apply to every section of the 
United States. 
 
It was shown in the resolution 
that a difference -of $6.75 per 
unit for rough pine pulpwood, 
FOB cars at shipping point, has 
been approved by OPA: This 
 
~ eondition was condemned by the: 
resolution 
 
degislators in. the 
adopted, and the group called 
on the Congress of the United 
States to take the necessary 
steps to prevent the Office of 
Price Administration from dis- 
_ eriminating against Southern 
pulpwood growers, and that a 
ceiling price on rough pine pulp- 
 
wood be uniformly placed at 
 
2? 
 
$16.25 per unit . The pres- 
ent ceiling price on pulpwood 
in the South is $9.50 per unit 
while the same product in the 
 
- Northern states carries a ceiling 
 
price of $16.25 per unit. 
- The following is a copy of the 
resolution as prepared by. the 
GFBF and given unanimous en- 
dorsement of the General As- 
sembly: 
 
A RESOLUTION 
ADOPTED BY THE GENERAL 
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE 
OF GEORGIA MEMORIAL- 
; IZING THE CONGRESS OF 
| THE UNITED STATES TO 
| PROHIBIT THE OFFICE OF 
| PRICE ADMINISTRATION. 
| FROM PLACING DISCRIMI- 
 NATORY PRICE CEILINGS 
* AGAINST SOUTHERN PULP- 
~ WOOD GROWERS. 
~ Whereas, many farmers of 
Georgia and other southern 
states are selling. pulpwood at 
prices far below the ceiling 
prices prevailing in. other sec- 
tions of the United States, and 
 
WHEREAS, we regard this 
discrimination against southern: 
pulpwood growers as outrageous 
and indefensible; and the for- 
ests of the southern states are 
being demanded at prices far 
 
below those in keeping with the | 
| will receive 
WHEREAS, we are advised by | 
 
material produced; and 
 
the Farm Bureau representative 
at Washington, D. C., that the 
Office of Price Administration 
 
has fixed the folowing ceiling | 
 
In 4-H Garden 
 
nounced 
 
prices on pulpwood; to-wit  
Southern rough pine, fob cars 
shipping point, $9.50 per unit; 
northern rough pine fob cars at 
shipping point $16.25 per unt; 
southern rough: hardwood, fob 
cars at shipping point $10.12% 
per unit; horthern rough hard- 
woodfi fob cars at shipping 
point $17.19 per unit. Thus it is 
shown how the southern farmer 
is being discriminated against; 
and 
 
WHEREAS, the product made 
from southern pulpwood  is 
equal in every respect to that: 
produced from pulpwood grown 
in other areas and pulp mills 
have been erected in the south 
because of the recognized value 
of southern grown pulpwood; 
 
NOW - THEREFORE, BE IT 
RESOLVED By the House of 
Representatives, the Senate con- 
curring, that the Congress of 
the United States be requested 
to take the necessary steps to 
prevent the Office of Price Ad- 
ministration from discriminating 
against southern pulpwood 
growers, and- that the ceiling 
price on rough pine pulpwood 
be uniformly placed at $16.25 
per unit fob cars at shipping 
point, and a ceiling. price uni- 
formly placed on rough hard- 
wood at $17.19 per unit, fob cars 
at shipping point; 
 
BE IT FURTHER. RESOLVED 
that the Clerk of the House, 
jointly with the Clerk of the 
Senate, send each member of the 
United States: Congress a copy) 
of this Resolution, 
 
State Winners 
 
Project Listed 
 
State winners in-a 4-H Club} 
garden project for 1945 were an- 
this week by Miss 
Kathleen Weldon, assistant State 
4-H club leader for the Georgia 
Agricultural Extension Service. | 
 
The eight top winners, who 
$25 Victory Bonds 
for their outstanding garden| 
work, are: Wilma Butler, Greene | 
County; Lillian Black, Appling; 
 
  
 
Rhonwyn Lowery, Colquitt; Ha- 
 
4 Crates 
|Johnson, Shellman, Rt. 1, Box 
 
| fully 
 
| paid. Shipping 
 
jasmith, 
and Bobby Summerlin, DeKalb; 
 
  
 
zel Stephenson, Carroll; Herbert 
 
y E 
- OR S SALE 
 
  
 
a pecans, nice size, 
30 lb. FOB. Packed 5 Ibs. 
 
jand up by mail exp. col. or frt. 
\No charge for packing. O. H.. 
| Bradbury, 
 
Sr. Bogart. 
 
A few hundred Ibs. improv- 
ed peanuts, all hand picked 
 
and 20c Ib. FOB. ea W. Tay-!| 
 
lor, Waycross. 
 
  
 
go FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Pure bred Ss. C. Buff oe 
ton eggs, $1.25 for 15. Postpaid. 
returned. Miss 
 
59. 
 
Purebred: S. C.R. I. Red 4-A 
 
grade eggs for hatching, care- 
selected, from fin lay- 
ing, dark stock, $1.75 per set- 
ting packed carefully and post- 
crates to bey 
ret. Mrs. Gran Eley, White 
Plains. 
 
M. B. B. B. Poko 
insp., for Pullorum, eggs, 30c 
ea.;. book orders for March, 
April, May del. Mrs. J. S. 
Blackwell, Newborn. 
 
Taking orders in: Ga. 
for M. B. Turkey eggs, 
doz. Del. March, April, 
P27O,= order, Mrs. Eva 
dett, Washington, Rt. 4. 
 
Purebred Dark Cornish 
Hens wt. 5-7 Ibs.;. 
9-11 Ibs. Stock 
$1.75. for 15 eggs. Carton~ to 
be returned Mrs. Fred John- 
son, Dawson, Rt. 2. 
 
~Pure white Pekin duck eggs 
 
$4.00 
May. 
Bur- 
 
eggs, 
Roosters 
 
from pedigreed stock, $1.50 doz:| - 
K. Kirkpatrick, Gray-| 
 
| Ground pulverized sage, $1.50 Ib. 
 
del. 
son. 
 
Hatching eggs from Kitsch- 
ers AAA Buff Minorcas, 15 
eggs for $1.00 and tin contain- 
ers to be returned. Number 
of Buff Minorcas. baby chicks, 
$15.00 C. Mrs. Eugene FPols- 
fuss] Dry Branch, Rt.  1. 
 
Light Brahma eggs for hatch- 
 
J. 
 
ing, 13 -for-$2.00- del 21; =i. 
Steed, Buena Vista. 
Booking orders. for broad 
 
breasted, big bone, pure Mam- 
moth Bronze Turkey eggs, $4.50 
doz.; Black Keystone English 
Leghorn eggs, $2.50 doz. All 
del. in metal. Return shipping 
egg boxes. Mrs. 
gett, Douglasville, Rt. 
 
Hatching eggs from Parmen- 
ter Strain Reds, 
K.- 0; -P. Cockerels, 
setting; also baby chicks, 25: 
$3.50. All  postpaid. iflys. 
Fred Shivers, Cuthbert, Rt ae 
 
1 
 
$2.09 ver 
 
  
 
Hawkins, Fulton; 
Harrirs; Felton Stover, 
and Charles Middleton, 
tosh. 
 
Other winners who wali re- 
ceive $5-in Victory Stamps are: 
Maude Griener and Ruby 
Knight, Richmond; Jean Lacey 
and Nona, Belle Andrews, 
Greene; Louise Alexahder, Hab- 
ersham; Betty Rhodes, Colquitt; 
Rose Jones, Genia Mae Council 
and Betty Pickering, Bibb; Sybil 
Smith, Thomas; Jeanette Matth- 
ews and Alma Bell, Wheeler; 
Barbara Morgan, Effingham; 
Dorothy Guthrie, Berrien; Betty 
Lewis, Emanuel; Anna Grace 
Williams, Catoosa; Betty Cagle, 
Pickens; Betty Caldwell, Spal- 
ding; Sara Stephens, Floyd; Vir- 
ginia Whitten, Meriwether. 
 
DeKalb, 
McIn- 
 
James Nix, Bob Richardson: 
 
and Jimmie Stephens, Fulton; 
 
John Henry Cox, Spalding; Tru- 
 
itt. Wingate, Mitchell; Jack 
 
Thomas; Richard Haynes 
 
Hoyt: Vandiver, Greene; Allen 
Scott, Oconee; Clyde Langford, 
Berrien; Eddie Wommack, Eman- 
uel; Charles Wingo, 
James: Scantlin,, Heard; Pete 
Crooms, Pulaski; Franklin Ben- 
son, Bleckley; Billie Counaley, 
Jasper; Frank Miles, Appling; 
Henry Benson, Chatham, 
Adolph Davis, Ware. 
County Extension agents who 
 
will receive $25 Victory Bonds 
 
for promoting the project are 
Myrtie Lee McGoogan, Floyd, 
and S. D. Truitt, Fulton. The 
 
project was sponsored by the | 
 
Extension Service in co-opera- 
 
tion with a large seed supply ea. 
 
house. 
 
Ronie.- 
 
State | 
 
enly: 
 
unrelated. 
 
Boyd Bag-: 
 
bloodtested. | 
 
Bruce Welch,| 
 
Carrol; | 
 
and \ 
 
  
 
: fee White Giant 
 
per setting or $4.00 per 2 set- 
 
  
 
  
 
C. K. Simmons, Hollywood. 
 
Prolific Artichokes, 15c Ib. lots 
of 10 lbs. or less; or 1244c Ib. for 
larger quantities. FOB. G. C. 
Adams, Social Circle. 
 
CRACKLINGS: 
 
Fresh, ground cracklings, 3 or 
4 lbs., $1.00 lb. plus postage. 
Will exc. for white or print feed 
sacks.or anything can use- Mrs. 
Herbert E. Richardson, Rt. 1. 
 
GOURDS: 
 
Dipper gourds, 25c ea.; small: 
.gourds, 5c ea. Mrs. John Weav- 
er, Temple. : 
 
ROOTS AND HERBS: 
 
Rhubarb roots, 2, 29: Rooted 
Kudzu. Not postpaid. Mrs. M. 
Fi Johnston, Pike. 
 
Elecapane roots, 35c\lb.; Sas- 
safras, 25c lb.;- Queen of the 
Meadow, 30c Ib-; Catnip, Hore- 
hound, Peppermint, Balm,- 25c 
doz.; Garlic bulbs, 35c doz. Mrs. 
Martha White, Dahlonega, Rt: 1, 
Box 37, 
 
Yellow root, washed and dried, 
$2.00 ib.; also Walnut meats for 
 
sale. Georgia Nichols, Clarkes-- 
ville. 
SAGE: 
 
New, shade-dried leaf safe, 
 
$1.00 ib. plus 10c lb. postage. 
 
Mrs: Frank Miller, Lula. 
 
Home cured, hand. picked 
sage, already ground, $1.00 lh. at 
my home. Mariah Brown, Rich- 
land; Rt. 3; Box 48-_ 
 
SACKS: White, 100 lb. cap., 
unwashed feed sacks, l6c ea. 
Add postage. Mrs. Edgar. 
Woodall, Cornelia, Rt. 1. 
 
Print sacks, 100 Ib. size, free 
of holes, 3 for $1.00, plus post- 
age. Sent COD. No chks: nor 
stamps. Mrs. J. H- Peck, Mur- 
rayville. Rt: 1. 
 
20 or 25 Print sacks, 
ironed, 25c ea., 1, 2, 3 4, 6 at 
time. Add postage. No stamps. 
Money with order: B. Bolton, 
Cumming, Rt. 1, Box 126: 
 
Print sacks, free of holes, 100 
Ib. cap., 3, $1.00 postpaid. Mrs. 
Roy Samples, Cumming, Rt. 1. 
 
washed, 
 
Print feed sacks, washed and 
ironed, no holes, 100 lb. cap., 
45 ea.; some with hols, 35c ea. 
Add postage. No chks- Miss 
Thelma Hayes, Gainesville, Rt. 1. 
 
White feed sacks, 100 Ib. cap., 
$15.00 C. No less sold. _ Ship 
Express only. Chas. T. McMil- 
lan, Gainesville, Rt. 3. 
 
100 ib- eap- white feed sacks, 
20c ea.; Print sacks, 100 lb. cap., 
free of holes, 40c ea. Add post- 
age. M. O. preferred. Mrs. M. 
L. Crow, Jr., Gainesville, Rt: 2: 
 
Print de washed 
ironed, free of holes, 35c ees 
for $1, 00. No chks. Prompt 
shiprr ient. Kuna Barnett, Cum- 
ming, Rt. 5. 
 
150 Pr ont sacks, ripped, 
opened, washed, ironed, 45 ea.; 
10 or more in lot, 40c ea., or 
$57.00 for entire lot: Mrs: Clay- 
burn Bennett, Cumming, Rt. 1. 
 
Print feed sacks, 100 Ib. cap., 
free of holes, 40c ea.,. 100-or 
more in lot, 35c ea. Ove Crow, 
Gainesville. 
 
Print  feed  sacks, washed, 
ironed, free of holes, 40c ea. plus 
postage. No chks. Mrs. Egbert 
| Keith, Gainesville, Rt. 1- 
 
SACKS: Printed Chicken feed 
 
and 
 
eggs, |  
from select Range flock, $2.25] - 
 
tings, postpaid Moline . M. 
Landrum, Adairsville, Rt. 3. 
MISCELLANEOUS. 
FOR SALE 
 
ARTICHOKES: Few _ nice] 
| Artichokes, $1.00 peck. Mrs. 
 
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Print chi 
washed, 40c - ea A 
Mrs Ray 
Rte 
100 Ping es i 
35c  ea. COD.- Add 
Mrs. Herbert Patters 
ery Branch, Rt. af 
White sacks. 100 
unwashed, free of holes 
 
n. - feed: asacks-- 2 
 
| postage. Miss Be 
Gainesville, Rt. 5. 
Print Feed siles 
 
White Feed sacks, 2 
jor Crow, Gainesvill 
 
Print feed sacks, 100 1 
35c ea. New white. x 
lic ea. Add postag 
Woodliff, Flowery Br 
 
SACKS:*; Print.- feed 
100 Ib. cap., 39 ea.: 
White sacks, 22c ea: 10 
Collard seed, 75c lb. De 
Crow, Gainesville, Rig: 
 
Washed white Chicke 
sacks, free of holes 
ters, 20c ea. Add Pe ag 
ge H. Richardson; 
Rt. 4: 
 
Print feed ae free 
holes and stain, 40c Post 
paid. Money order. only. M 
es TRESS Woodstoc! 
 
Washed and ea 
 
Rockmart, 
 
   
  
    
   
  
     
   
   
   
  
  
      
  
    
  
   
    
 
feed sacks, free of hole 
eat Postage paid. M. O, 
ee Holtzclaw, Cum ng. 
 
Print chicken 
100 lb. Cap. 40c 
White feed sacks, 100 Tb. 
20c ea. All washed an : 
ed... Mrs. We. 4 
Rt 
 
chicken i 
$1.00. M. OQ. Only, Mr: 
 
y Simmons, Gainesvill 
 
OQ 9, 
 
Print 
 
Print feed sacks 
Add postage. Mrs, 
 
Garrett, Gainesville, = 
 
Print feed sacks, w 
and. ironed, 40c ea. White 
sacks, washed and ironed, 
eae COD. Mrss ee R. 
Cumming, Rt. 1. 
 
SACKS: Print feed ; 
washed and ironed, 40c 
Mailed COD. Mrs. Re 
Ciure, Gainesy it Rt 
 
Print feed sacks, washe 
ironed, 40c: ea, 
Mrs. 
Rte: 
 
Print feed sacks, woceee 
ea. postpaid. Large and 
orders accepted. No COD 
ders. Mrs. Ray Bue 
ville, Rt, 1. 
 
- Print feed sacks, free 0 
38c ea.; some with small 
30c ea. White sacks, J 
size, 18c ea: Postpaid 
 
oe Hoyt Byers, Gain 
ta, Coe ee 
 
Print--sacks = 100 
washed, ironed, 40c ea 
 
ae Minnie Brooks, Gaines 
$245 
 
Washed and ironed 
sacks, free of holes, 40c e 
postage. ~Mrs-- J-- , -B 
Gainesville, Rt, 5 
 
200 Print feed oe 10 
cap., washed and ironed, 
$1.00, or 30c ea. in lots 
plus postage, 
 
Sylvia Thompson, Daws 
Rix ft 
 
SUGAR CANE AND 
CANE: : 
 
Lot C. P. 806 Sugar Can 
Blythe Isle. See. Lee Cr 
by, Brunswick, Blythe Is! 
 
2,500 stalks seed Ril 
 
  
 
sacks, washed and free of 
holes, 45 ea. COD orders} 
only. Mrs. Charles Stowers, |< 
Sautee, Rt. 1, 
White, Taee free of) 
holes, 12% Add postage. | 
 
Light speeches prints, 35c ea. 
Mrs. H. H. Gilstrap, Suwanee. | 
 
100 Print Sacks, washed and 
ironed, 40c ea. Add postage. | 
Mrs. -S.. V. Wallace, Dougher- 
ty, Rte. 
 
Print feed  sacks, washed! 
.and ironed, free of holes, 40c | 
Postpaid. Mrs. Alton | 
'Grindle, Gainesville, Rt. 5. 
 
  
 
Cane, three cents a_ stalk. 
letters. J. S. Reville, Ha 
Mamilton Farm. 
 
Bed of Green Canee 
cents stalk; also 5 B- Ry 3 
i hens and young rooster, $ 
and you pay express 0) 
come after for the 6 chi 
 
Mrs. S. S. Bizzell, Mou 
 
| 204, 6th: Sto Ne Se 
60,000. stalks Canal  eS) 
 
Cane, av. length, 3 ft., 
 
called Upland  Sugar as 
 
|'Take part pay in thrifty pi 
Write L. P. Gassett, Robe 
iRt. 2 3 
 
  
    
 
  
 
  
  
  
  
     
   
   
    
    
     
  
  
  
    
   
    
    
    
  
    
    
   
   
  
  
   
   
   
  
   
  
  
   
  
   
  
   
  
  
   
  
  
   
  
   
   
   
    
  
    
    
    
  
  
   
    
  
  
  
     
   
    
   
   
   
   
  
   
   
 
xtra stand, $5.00. Etta 
 
US, BEESWAX: 
Exe. 2 Ibs. Hendersons bunch 
eans for 2 lbs. beeswax. Must 
an -and bright. W. B. 
wainsboro, Rt. 1, Box 173. 
Vant sev. hives of honey bees, 
new or old fashioned hives, near 
-Colur . Write price and no. 
ives. H. L. Edwards, Co- 
s, Rt. 1, Reese Rd.. 
UTTER: Fresh country 
fer-each wk; 60e lb. P: -P. 
Ga. Also, Collard seed, 
ter. Mrs By VV. Biv- 
ns, Powder Springs, Rt. 1. 
 
and sound. Write what 
ou have and prices. Walter 
: nn Baxley, Ris 4: 
 
RUIT TREES: 
 
t sev. Yellow. Blount 
1 trees; also, sev. seedling 
each trees. Mrs. J. B. Atkin- 
Lawrenceville, Rt. 2. 
 
xc. 100 lb. feed sacks, print 
hite for Elberta and Ga.. 
 
  
 
ant bunch yam potato plants. 
C. Flanigan, Lawrenceville. 
 
int 100,000 bunch sweet po- 
plants in April or want 
h seed potatoes. . Write 
ce. J. Allen Payne, Butler, 
O. Box 401. 
 
SEED WANTED: Want some 
ushaw seed. Mrs. Minnie 
amons, Social Circle. 
 
Vant 100 bu. Cogper skin, 
t inspected, Porta Rican 
st Potato seed. State price 
etter. All letters ans. 
il, Hortense, Rt. 1, Box 
 
un 10 Ibs. Cannonball wat- 
lon (white) seed. E. M. 
mm, Fitzgerald, RG 2. 
 
ant 90 day Velvet bean 
also Oceola bean seed. 
price ist letter. Tab 
Blackshear, Box 8. 
 
bu. of peanuts for eat- 
eed, also want 8-10 
lf and Half Cotton seed. 
Cc: Phipps, Dallas, Rt. 
 
. of bunch Velvet 
Send price list. A. 
 
= 
 
quote prices. J. H. 
oa : 
 
20 running velvet 
J. L. Spivey, Val- 
 
  
 
to hear from party hav- 
good sound seed rice, dry 
d or water rice. State price. 
L. Shelnut, Cleveland, 
 
i. 
ee 
 
AKE ROOT WANTED: 
r 1% lbs. dried Sam- 
 
; aot: G. E. Ray, 
OTATOES WANT- 
some Old Fashion- 
 
= Write price. L. J. 
Morrow, Rt. 1. 
 
S: 150 bu. Sweet 
 
J. Q. Wish-. 
 
Sweet potatoes, 60 bu. 
opper Skin Porto Ric- 
vine cuttings. Govt. 
and certified, $3.50 
om Miles, Metter, Rt. 
 
ND HERBS: Yel- 
safras, Queen of 
 
dow, Yellow dock, 
~ Cours foot, 3 Ibs. 
ra seed, 15 cupful; 
y bushes, Sage plants, 
Nalnut meats, $1.00 lb. 
Stover, Pisgah, care R. 
 
Wayne 
 
gal. of A-1 Ga. 
sale FOB farm. 
oll, Rhine, Rt. 1. 
bo 10. or. 20. bus 
walnuts, 1945 
. at my home. 
ummerour, Blairs- 
 
5 Stands Yellow 
 
"Garner, Warthen. 
 
bu. pure Unknown peas 
 
Yellow Yam- Sweet | 
 
Hulled black Walnuts; 1945 
crop, $2.00 bu. FOB. Mrs. J. 
A. McBryde, Aragon. 
 
Black Walnuts meats, 75c pt.; 
Black Walnut bushes, 25c ea.; 
White and Pink Rambling 
roses, Muscadine vines, 15c ea. 
John Wilson, Ellijay, Rt. 3. 
 
  
 
CATTLE FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Nice Jersey cow, freshen Ist 
calf this month, $100.00 at my 
 
barn. J.T. Phophitt, -Chipley, 
Rt; <3: 
 
Purebred Jersey bull calf, 
dropped in October, sired by 
 
grandson of the great Astors 
Design and out of a Sparkling 
Sultan-Majesty \ cow. ~ $45.00 
reg. and transferred. E. B. 
Braswell, Athens. 
 
Reg. Jersey bull calves by 
 
3 star sire out of classified 
dams. Write for description 
and. prices... Dr. J. H. Arnold, 
Newnan. : 
 
Fine _ Guernsey cow, fresh 
in. Gentle, 4 gals. milk. good 
cream, good cond. Lawson 
 
Reg. Guernsey bull calf, 1 
wk: old $30.50 with papers at 
farm here; without registra- 
tion, $25.00 A. K. Chamlee, 
Sparta. 
 
Sev. dbl. Standard reg. Poll- 
ed Hereford bulls, 8-12 mos. 
old, best Domino bloodlines. 
Reas. Priced. Grady Fox, Fort 
Valley, Magnolia Farms, Rt. 3. 
 
Red. Polled bull, 4 mos. old 
and ean be reg. $75.00. G. B. 
Morris, Cleveland, Rt. 2. 
 
Reg. Angus Bulls: 20 mos. 
old, No. 797829; 17 mos., No. 
814025. Both ready for spring 
service. Well grown and good 
individuals. Registration trans- 
fers go with each animal. W. 
G. Johnston,. Thomaston. 
 
2 Reg. Polled Shorthorn 
heifer calves, about 8 mos. 
old., solid red, other a straw- 
berry roan. From some of the 
finest bloodlines in America. 
Jc. Conn, Tifton, Rt 3. 
 
Reg. Polled Hereford cattle, 
good blood lines, large and 
well marked. Open heifers, 
springers and cows with calves 
at side. Reas. priced. A. P. 
Persons, Talbotton. 
 
  
 
HOGS FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Prize winning S. P. C. bred 
gilts, sows and weaned pigs. 
R. E. Willis, Howard. 
 
1 pr. of Hereford hogs, male 
and female, wt. about 200 
lbs. ea. Reg, 9 mos. old, 
$100.00 for pr. 
Fort Valley, Rt. 1. 
 
Reg. dark: red, blocky type 
Duroc boar (all Cherry King 
blood limes), 6 mos. old, ap- 
proximately 160. $35.00. Come 
and get it. R. L. Hooper, Li- 
thonia, - Rt. 3. 
 
Purebred Pole and China 
boar, wt. about 200 lbs., $40.00. 
W. W. Sampler, Ramhurst. 
 
Nice brood sow, wt. about 
450 Ibs. Bred to African 
Guinea male, $65.00 for a quick 
sale. Also 1 White Rock 
Rooster, $1.50 at my home. Hu- 
ee T. Turner, Gainesville, 
 
Poland China Sow, Ist prize 
winner Augusta last yr. Will 
be Reg. in buyers name. 
Weighs between 250-300 Ibs. 
$65.00. Johnny Brooks, Thom- 
som Rt 1. 
 
Big black brood sow, little 
over 2 yrs. old, in good shape, 
wt. about 250-350 or more if 
fat., $50.00 cash or exc: for 
young hens from 6-10 mos. old 
at $1.50 ea. N. J. Hale, Doyle. 
 
QO. 41 C. 10-12 2wks. Pigs, 
blocky type. Reg. in buyers 
name, $20.00 ea. 2, $35.00. W. 
L. Helms, Buena Vista. 
 
Poland China sow, (Berner 
stock) Very thrifty, $35.00 at 
my barn. John G. Pierson, 
Culloden, Rt. 1. 
 
Reg. Hereford pigs. from|_ 
National grand champion 
bloodline. Frank P. Singleton, 
 
T. O, Bowman, | Ms. 
$25.00. Reidsville. 
 
fea., 
 
  
 
  
 
   
 
Fort Valley, Rt. 3. _ 
 
HOGS FOR SALE _ 
 
Reg. Spotted Poland China 
 
boar pigs, $35.00 ea. 4 mos. 
old. Charles Smalley, Augus- 
fa, Rt 2. 
 
Big Bone. Black Guinea pigs, 
10 wks. to 4 mos. old. Ready 
to ship. T. T. Proctor; East- 
man. 
 
1 yr. old Reg. Duroc, Su- 
perior bloodlines, $50.00; also 
50-60 bu. yellow corn in shucks, 
$2.00 bu. All at farm located 
12. mi. out Buford Hwy. from 
Atlanta. J. D. Ambrose, At- 
lanta, 12-B Pine Circle, NE, 
CH-2701. 
 
6 pigs, 9 wks. old. Poland 
 
China and Red Jersey. $8.00 
ea. Jerry Lee Garner, Ten- 
nille. 
 
O T-  Boar 6 mes: old 
$50.00, FOB. Purchased but 
not res. Trade -for--O. fC: 
 
Gilt. Mrs. C. K. Phipps, Dal- 
dass Ri: 
 
O. J -C. Male pigs; -black 
type, extra. blood lines, from 
 
litter of 19. 7 wks. old, Inocu- 
lated. Ready to ship Reg. in 
buyers, name, $21.00. W. .H. 
Nix, Alpharetta. 
 
Reg. Hereford sow, bred for 
4th litter to Reg. Hereford 
male. Both well marked and 
best of breeding, $75.00. FOB 
a J. Bargeron, Sardis, Box 
 
Hampshire bred gilts, 8-10 
mos, old, modern blocky type. 
Cholera immune, Reg. Papers 
ES W. B. Fambrough, Cor- 
ele. 
 
3 mos. old S. P. C. pigs, sir- 
ed by Pay Check, Jr. 40-75 per 
 
cent white. Dbl. treated . for 
cholera. $15.00 . ea. Reg. in 
buyers name. L. M. Isler, 
Morgan. 
 
Booking orders for 10 wk. 
old P. C. pigs to be del. in 
 
May and June. From_ prize 
winning stock, treated for 
Cholera, recorded in .buyers 
 
name and priced at $20.00 ea, 
eae sex. P..T. Patton, Shady 
ale, 
 
3 fine OIC pigs, 6 mos. old; 
also 2 pr. 10 mos. old White 
New Zeland rabbits, $6.00 pr. 
Purebred Buck, $3.00. Mrs. 
M. Wilbanks, Buford. 
 
S. PP. C. male, 60 per cent 
white and 1 open gilt, reg. 
in buyers name, the easy feed- 
er type from Iowas best blood- 
lines. T. R. Mayo, Forsyth, 
 
Hubbard Training School. 
 
Thoroughbred Berkshire sow, 
2. yrs. old. Not bred. R. E 
Maxwell, Marietta, Rt. 5. 
 
Hereford hog, perfectly mark- 
ed, wt. about 100 lbs. 
Papers imcluded, female. Bob- 
by Tate, Amity. 
 
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i males, 2 gilts, S. P. C. pigs, 
treated. Reg. in your name. 2 
os. old Feb. 15th, $20.00 and 
Rodney E. 
Jordan, Manassas, Rt. 1. . 
 
Hereford pigs, non-related, 
$45.00; gilts, $25.00 ea.; males, 
$20.00 ea. Treated and Reg. 
buyers name. Leon  Watson, 
Unadilla, P. O. Box 214. 
 
For Service: Reg. Hamp- 
shire male hog, Fee, 1 pig 
weaned; also Reg. Saanan buck 
goat Service, Fee, $3.00. At 
my farm, on Fairburn Hwy., 
eross at Cooks Crossing, down 
Fayetteville Dr., 3 mi., at Moss 
Filling Sta. turn left at Willie 
Walshs Mail Box. (Contact, 
Dr. A. Malcolm . Williamson, 
Atlanta, 1064 W. Peachtree St. 
 
Reg. S. P. C. pigs, both sex: 
 
sons. and daughters of Souths. 
 
Hero Boy, No. 246119. Ist 
Prize Winner last yr. 
for sale last of March, $25.00 
treated and reg. buyers 
name. Place order now. Mal- 
colm Miles, Metter. 
 
  
 
HORSES AND MULES 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Black, 5 gaited horse. Cost 
 
$400.00, sell within 30 days at 
real bargain, or trade for plug 
horse and: Yight difference in 
cash. See at my Barber and 
Shoe Shop. Jesse Sikes, Col- 
lins. 
10 yr. old horse, $65.00; 15 
mos: old mare colt, $110.00. 
W. M. Frith, College Park, Rt. 
2, Box 127. ce 
 
Mie ee 
 
| HORSES AND MULES  
 
fi 
 
'wW. Tanner, Palmetto. 
 
Pair of nice young mules, 
broken = to work anywhere. 
Also part Jersey and part 
 
ider Springs, Rt. 1. 
 
E.| 
 
$25.00. 
 
Ready 
 
  
 
Neal, Chipley. : 
 
FOR SALE 
 
day, February 13,1946 
 
ee 
 
| SHEEP AND GOATS 
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
11 yr. old mule, wt. 1000 
Ibs., easily kept, works any- 
where, $125.00 or trade for 
larger mare mule or real good 
1 H. wagon. Also 30 bu. good, 
sound yellow corn, 2%c Ib. 
few bu. Brown Sugar. Crowd- 
ers, lle lb. Can't ship. LB. D. 
Haney, Fayetteville, Rt. 2. 
 
Mare mule, sound, well train- 
ed in farm work, about 1000 
lbs.;. also 1: milch cow, -half 
Guernsey, half Jersey, fresh- 
en in Feb. with 3rd calf., also 
1 OIC boar, 18 mos. old, and 
1 bull about 18 mos. old. H. 
 
Guernsey heifer to freshen Feb. 
9th with ist calf. All for sale 
at barn, 3 mi. W. Powder 
Springs. Carl Cauthern, Pow- 
 
4 yr. black mare mule, wt. 
1000 Ibs. Well broken. See 
at my home. S. B. Vaughters, 
Lithonia, Rt. 3. 
 
Sound, gentle saddle horse, 
about 10 yrs. old, wt. 900 
Ibs. $75.00. William T. Boyd, 
Fairburn. 
 
Geod horse colt and spring 
wagon for sale or trade for 2 
or 3 mos. old Reg. Jersey calf 
with papers. Bring calf and 
get colt and wagon. Dennis 
Brown, Doyglasville, Ri 5 
care B. N. Brown.  
 
af OT? 
 
1 team of extra good mules, 
 
wt. 1150 ea., both $350.00 or 
will sell single. Ross E. Clem- 
ent, Cornelia. 
 
Black 5 gaited saddle -geld- 
ing, 4 yrs. old. Very gentle 
and stylish. Will. also drive. 
Wt. 1,015 Ibs, Miss Betty 
Stone, Waynesboro. 
 
Bay mare pony, wt. about 
 
800 Ibs., 5 yrs. old and gentle. 
Will ride and work anywhere. 
A. B. Wiley, Ashland, Rt. 1. 
 
3 yr. old horse mule coll. 
Has. been worked some. 
$150.00 at my home. T. E 
 
Ansley, Thomson, Rt. 2. 
 
Pr. mule colts, 3 and 4 yrs. 
old at reas. price; also 1% yr. 
old colt; one 8 yr. old good 
brood. mare. 3 work mules, 8 
and 9 yrs. old, wt. 1000-1100 
 
lbs. All work anywhere. Rea- 
onable prices. W. E.~ Lord, 
Hull, Rt 1. 
 
Pair good, sound 1000 lbs. 
mules, fat, gentle, work any- 
where, $200.00. F. R. Ken- 
nedy, Stone Mountain, Rt. 2. 
 
-Good smooth mouth mule, 
wt. about 950 lbs., $35.00; also 
Cole planter, almost good as 
new, dbl. hoppers, $24.00; Used 
Oliver Goober turn plow, $5.00 
at my barn. No. letters ans. 
J. W. Wallace, Canton, Rt. 1. 
 
Black Spanish Jack. Large 
size, gentle, with White Points, 
6 yrs. old, $300-:00. D. J. Bras- 
well, Pavo, Rt. 2: 
 
6 yr. old horse mare about 
1,000 Ibs. Fine brood stock. 
Good worker, $125.00. Accept 
Hereford yearling as part pay- 
ment. Also have farm tools, ete. 
L. E. Martin, Hapeville, Box 
32%, CA-4100- 
 
6 gooa mules from 900-1,300 
lbs. Age from 7-11 yrs old; also 
2 sows and 6 pigs for sale C- 
E. Smith, Sande: ville. 
 
2 mares, ea. 7 yrs. old, wt. 
1,150 lbs. ea., in exc. cond. Work 
anywhere: 1 gray, 1 black; also 
1 riding cultivator. Very good 
cond. T. E: Stephens, Palmetto, 
Riz 
 
1 nice black filly colt, 10 mos. 
old, wt. about'500 Ibs. Sell or 
exc. for eow or nice gilt hog. 
Dont write. Come see. Claude 
Jarrard, Dahlonega, Rt. 1- 
 
Good work mule, sound, wt. 
900 lbs, 11 yrs. old, $75.00. 
Bruce Andrews, Haddock, RFD. 
 
  
 
SHEEP AND GOATS 
- FOR SALE 
 
  
 
4 Hampshire Ewes, 1 yr. old, 
$12.00 ea. L. P. Singleton, 
Fort Valley. 
 
1 Saanan billy, 22 mos. old, 
 
run, Rt, 
 
AT STUD: Roddys. Lucky 
Strike, young son of the most 
outstanding Toggenburg buck 
of the South and his dam of 
same quality stock. Very lim- 
season and 
 
ited service this 
 
by appointment only. Fee, 
$7.50. John Hynds, Atlanta, 93 . 
Warren St. N. E., DE-5140. 
 
7 dairy type milk goats, se- 
lected from extra good blood- 
lines for type and production. 
4 Nubians, 2 Saanans, 1 French 
Alpine. Some fresh, others to 
freshen soon. Sell 1 or all. 
G. A. Bland, Columbus, Rt. 1, 
Reese Rd. 
 
Dark brown, grade, Nubian 
milk goat. Now giving y% gal, 
day with 3rd. kidding. (1 gal.- 
when fresh); Bred in January 
to purebred Tog. $40.00 FOB 
Exp. Office. P. O. Money sf- 
der and return crate at my 
expense. W. W. Brooks, Greens- 
 
boro. 
 
About 20 milk goats for sale 
at reas. pvice. S. Walker, 
 
|Macon, Box 349, Turpin, St. 
 
2 Toggenburg does, 18 mos, 
old, not bred but old enough 
and in good. order, for sale 
or trade for good milk does, 
fresh or soon to freshen. Give 
all information. Or will buy. 
Mrs. C. R. Watson, Marietta, 
 
322 Maple Ave: 
 
2 fine, young Saanan milk |. 
goats, first time fresh, $30.00 | 
and $40.00 ea; 2 mixed Saanhan 
and Nubian young milk goats, 
first. freshening. Mrs. Julia 
Varnadoe, Atlanta, 130 So. 
Candler Road. 
 
RABBITS AND CAVIES 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
7 pr. of N. Z. White rab=  
bits, 2-3 mos. old, from Pedi-  
gree stock, $5.00 pL Mrs: I. 
C. Sewell, Canon, Box 81. 
 
N. Z. White buck, grown, 6 
mos. old For breeding pur- 
poses $2.00. Mrs. Dewey Grif- 
fin, Devereux, Rt. 2. 
 
10-11 mos. old, $2.00 ea. Exp. 
Col, Mrs. E. W. Golden, Doe- 
3: 
 
1. New Zealand White Buck, 
5 mos. old, $2.25 for quick sale. 
Extra charge for crating and 
shipping. No checks. Troy: 
Nichols, Norcross, Rt. 1. 
 
White N. Z. Rabbits for sale. 
O. L. DeLozier, Jr., Decatur, Rt. 
3; VE-1402- 
 
RABBITS AND CAVIES 
WANTED 
 
  
 
Want a Gray Belgium of 
Red Rufus doe rabbit, 
also a Gray or Red 6-8 mos. 
old Buck, non-related to doe 
at reasonable. price. No white, 
pink-eyes wanted. Mrs. cE 
Ryan, Tallapoosa. se 
 
Want trio Giant Chinchillas, 
buck and does no akin.. Must 
be Reg. stock and priced right. 
Charlie Bailey, Vienna, Rt. 3 
 
Want- guinea pigs (cavies), 
wt. 7 0z., to 9 oz, State price.  
Mrs. D. M. Carter, Madison,  
Box 48. 
 
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LIVESTOCK WANTED 
 
  
 
CATTLE WANTED: ee 
 
CORRECTION: Want 15 
high grade Hereford cows with 
calves at side, or to drop calves 
by Spring. F. M. _ Biggers, 
Conyers.  
 
ers, 6 to 12.mos. old. State 
number and price. H. P. Mal-. 
com, Social Circle, Rt. 2, Box 
47. 
 
herd bull, 3 yr. old.  Must 
be gentle and well proved. 
Give particulars and price. 
Jas. H. Reeve, Calhoun. 
 
Want 1 male Jersey Calf,  
 
same class; above 10 days old; 
some Grade Jersey _ heifers, 
 
  
 
treated, $17.50 FOB. W. 
 
amson. : f 
 
2 Purebred N. Z. White does, __ 
 
bred, 
 
  
 
Want some fine Jersey heif- 
 
Want Reg. Polled - Hereford | : ; 
 
ent. to reg., and a few heifers, 
 
175 to 225 Ib, wt. solid color,  
S.| Write Y. M. Anderson, Willi- 
    
 
      
 
7 
 
Bred gilt of the Broke Nose, 
 
  
 
HOGS WANTED: Want al 
 
big type, blaze face Berkshire. 
- State size, price, ete., also want 
 
Topr Geese, within 25 mi. Rob- 
ert J. Youngblood, Jasper Rt. 
 
2 
 
Want 4 shoats, 57-75 lb. wt. 
crossed with O. I. C. Prefer 
- barrows. State yhat you have 
and price. W. E. McCart, mee 
son, Rt, 1, 
 
Want an African big bone 
Guinea male, 4 mos. old. Buy 
or will exc. for. 1. of 
_ breed. W. H. Dunn, Zebulon. 
 
Want reg., Berkshire male 
ae the. red ball-faced type. 
 
_ <A. E.. Anderson, Odum. 
 
Want 1 Duroc Jersey boar, 
blocky type, approx. 100 to 125 
 
- ibs: Registration on it impor- 
ant. State price first letter. 
Dr. Wm. Beckhammer, Alan- 
 
ta, 3064 Dale Dr., N. E: 
-HORSES AND MULES WANT- 
ED: 
 
Want cheap boc aa wagon, 
or mule and wagon. Advise 
what you have, price, etc. J. A. 
 
Brown, Atlanta, 150 | Forsyth St. 
amc. 
 
  
 
POULTRY r OR SALE 
 
  
 
BABY CHICKS - 
 
_ AND BANTAMS: 
 
Bantams: 1 trio Black Breast- 
-ed Reds, $12.50; 1 trio for $15.00; 
  large Brown Leghorns (cock. 
and 4 hens), $17. 50. 
 
_ Show winners. W. K. Herndon, 
Augusta, 1109 Adrian St. 
 
Black Tail J aps, Dark Cornieh 
 
and few Black common: ban- 
 
a 
 
- Write. 
 
oo _ Cornish, tall, dark strain: 
 
_ roosters, 7 mos. 
Mrs. Willie Smith, Rolston. - 
 
rooster, 50c. ea. 
 
hens 
 
and 2 
 
tams. H. A. Barwald, Atlanta, 
835 North Ave.; N. E. 
 
10 small mix type. Game ban- 
 
tam hens, about 1 Ib. when 
grown, now laying, and 2 roos- 
 
' ters, $7:20 for the 12; also 2 Hol- 
 
terman Bake Aristocrat AAA 
old, $2.00 ea. 
 
3 common bantam hens, 75c 
ea.; Exc. for or buy 3 Irish Gray 
game hens. Russell Griffin, 
p neevile, Oak St. 
 
Buff Wyandotte bantams: 4 
hens and cock, $8.00; 1 trio Sil- 
ver Spangled Hambergs (large 
 
birds), $5.00; 1 trio Eng. Red}. 
 
Caps, $6.00. S75. Higginbotham, 
_ Rossville, Rt4, Box 500. 2 =. 
 
Golden Sebright bantam cock- 
erels, from prize winning stock, 
last  spring hatch, $2.00 ea. 
: Buddy Kibler, a 
 
5 
 
 mixed Bantam. hens and 
Ben Overby, 
Columbus, 3609 14th Ave. 
 
Baby chicks from own Pullo-| 
 
rum-free flock of New Hamp- 
shire Reds, of best stock, $14.00 
-C postpaid. David Brinkman, 
_M. R.. 38, Augusta. 
 
BARRED, WHITE 
AND OTHER ROCKS: 
 
50 fine triple A grade B. R. 
pullets, 1945 hatch, now laying, 
for sale. Mrs. Belle P. Carter, 
Newington. 
 
Purebred B. R. 4 Star mating, 
and roosters, $1.50 and 
$2.50 ea. at .my place. deh 
 
oo Hampton, Rt. 1. 
 
1 W. R. 4-A grade, pure Fisch- 
el str., March 1945 hatch, $2.50. 
Mrs. J. L: Wallace. Bowersville. 
Box 152. 
 
8 purebred B. R. pullets, July 
1945 hatch, beginning to lay, for 
sale. Mrs. E. B. Campbell, Hor- 
tense, RFD. 
 
12 AAA Barred Roek young 
hens, now laying, $1.90 ea. at 
my home. Wont ship. Mrs. 
A. M. Hooper, Norcross. 
 
12 English Barred Roek hens, 
now laying, $1.25 ea.; also 3 
Guinea sows (hogs), 1 for $38.00; 
for $18.50 ea. J. T. Brown, 
Elberton, Rt. 3. 
 
10 hens and 
White Rocks, heavy; healthy, 
good cond., hens laying, $20.00 
Exp. Col. in non-returnable light 
coop. No stamps nor chks. Mrs. 
I. M. Sullivan, Whitesburg. 
 
CORNISH, GAMES 
AND GIANTS: 
 
Yooster, pure 
 
10 
pullets and 1 extra fine, non-re- 
lated cockerel, $30.00 FOB. Mrs. 
 
A. B. Carlton, Thomasville, 115 
 
. Celton Ave: 
 
  
 
purebred. 
 
same 
 
All from} 
 
home. 
| bers, Cleveland, Rt. 3.. 
 
  
 
and pullets and 1 cockerel, 
 
| $20.00; also 400 Ibs. Sericea Les- 
pedeza, recleaned and scarified,| , 
H. W.| 
 
25c lb. in 100 1b. lots. 
Thurmond, Farmington, Rt. 1. 
 
5 each hens and pullets, $2.90 
ea.; 2 cockerels, $2.50 ea.; 2% yr. 
old rooster, $3. 50. All Dark Cor- 
nish, large type, yellow legged, 
Mrs. 
Adairsville, Rt. 2. 
 
12 or more: old time Traveller 
(game) cocks at $1.00 lb. Come 
see: Warren Smith, Jackson, 
Ri. d. 
 
Pure Ky. Doms, stag and 2 
hens, $7.00; Thompson White 
stags, $4.00 ea. W. R. Panter, 
Morganton, Rt. 1, Box 29. 
 
lpr. large type Dark Cornish 
 
| chickens, young stock, $5.75; al- 
 
so Eggs same stock, $1.75 per 
15: 80 for. $3.26. C. G Sikes, 
 
Sylvester. 
 
- 2 fine, purebred Cornish roos- 
 
| ters, 1945 hatch, dbl. rose comb, 
ready for service, $5.00 pr., $2. 50: 
 
for one, FOB; also 42. bu. white 
shallots. or - multiplying onion 
 
bulbs, 25c Qt. Add postage. Mrs.. 
| Minnie Malphus, Tusculum. 
 
Several large type Cornish 
 
cockerels' and hens, $2.00 ea. 
 
_|FOB. Ed Bacon, Doerun. 
 
1 each: fine Indian Cornish 
early hatch cockerel, and Holter- 
man Aristocrat B. R= rooster, 
$3.00 ea.; 1 eockerel and 4 hens, 
same breed B. R,, $2.00 ea. Mrs. 
Be H. Osborn, Roy. 
 
LEGHORNS: 
 
100 W. L. pullets, 4 mos. old, 
$1.25 ea. at. my place. 
B. Wilson, College Park. 607 E. 
Cambridge Ave., CA 1609. 
 
W.L, breeding cockerels, bred 
from egg: laying contest hens; 
large type, 10 mos. old. Write. 
M. W. Kantala, Elberton. 
 
300 S. C. W. L. pullets, AAA 
 
Imperial matings, 9 mos. old 
now laying, $2.00 ea. Clyde La- 
nier,. Graymont. 
 
200 W. L. hens, April 1945 
 
hatch, laying, $1.50 ea. at my 
place for quick sale. Mrs.. M. 
C. Cunningham, Acworth, = 
No. 3693. 
 
50 AAA Siow Leghorn 18 
mos. old hens, $1.25 ea. at my 
No culls. Marvin Cham- 
 
100 purebred AAA 19 mos. 
old W. L. hens, laying, $2.00 ea. 
Mrs. T. L. Lanier, Jr., Summit. 
Rt. 2; Box: (i: 
 
150 Super W. L. pullets, now 
laying 70 per cent, $1.50 ea., if 
as many as 100 taken in lot; 
less, $1.65 ea. At my place; also 
6 W. Rock pullets and rooster, 
$1.75.ea.. C. L. Smith, Macon, 
Rt. 4, Jeffersonville Rd. 
 
MINORCAS: Black Minorcas, 
5 hens. and 1 rooster. Hens lay- 
mg, $7.00 for lot, shipped col- 
lect. Mrs. Wm. Aydelotte, Fair- 
burh, Rt. 2. 
 
MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS: 
 
50 hens, 1944 hatch, $2.00 ea.; 
4 roosters, 1945 hatch, $3.00 ea. 
(Classification of chickens not 
specified.) Mrs. C. L. Bennett, 
Jefferson. 
 
38 nice, fat friers, September 
1945 hatch, wt: 242 to 3 Ibs., 
mixed breed: B. R., Black Giants 
and yellow Buffs, 50c Ib. or 
$1.00. ea. Will not ship; but will 
del. if not too far. Mrs. Rosa 
L.: Johnson, Alamo, Rt. 2. 
 
ORPINGTONS: 
 
1 very. fine Buff April -cock- 
erel, $4.00; 2 splendid April 
cockerels, $3.00 ea.; 6 hens 2. yrs. 
old, 6-7 Ibs., -$2.50: ea. <All 
healthy, vigorous Golden Buffs. 
Mrs. J. T. Wilkins, Sr., Atlanta, 
836 North Ave., N. E. 
 
5. fine yelldw Buff Orp. hens 
(fine layers and mothers) and 
rooster, $12.00; also white Rice 
pop corn, 8c pound. Mrs: Marie 
Holland, Dalton, Rt. 2; Box 196. 
 
PEAFOWLS, PHEASANTS, 
PIGEONS, QUAIL, ETC:: 
 
Pigeons: White, Blue, Silver 
Kings, Blue, Red Hungarians, 
Red Carneaux, $2.00 pair; Black 
Schiotti, Blue Gazzi Modenas, 
$1.50 pr.; odd Jot birds, not all 
mated pairs, 50c ea. Selling out. 
Good values. Henry W. Rhodes, 
La Grange. 307 Park. Ave. 
 
    
   
 
is ea. pure Dark Cornish ihens 7 
 
,O. Z. Goss, 
 
Mrs. W. 
 
*| Colwell, Blairsville, 
| 66. 
 
  
 
    
 
About 80. White k 
$50, 00 for lot. A. E 
lanta, 203 Ormond St. S.E 
8327. 
 
6 pr. White Kings, 3 mated and 
working. Guar. good producers. 
$3.50 pr. or $18.00 for lot; also 2) - 
Modena cocks for $2. Dr. Wm. 
Bookhammer, Atlanta, 3064 Dale 
Dr Naw, 
 
lpr; Blue Peacocks, full plum- 
age - (hen. laying), and 3 hens, 
last yr.s hatch. $70.00 for lot 
at my home. O. M. Hill, Sr., 
Atlanta, Rt. 4, Box 166, phone 
RA-4846. 
 
Common pigeons, mostly white, 
 
2 pr., $1.50; 3 pr., $2.00. No less 
2 pr. sold. Curtis Branch, Jr., 
Enigma, Rt. 1. 
 
22 Bob White Quail, $2.50 ea.; 
also sev. size breeding | pens, 
$5.00 to $25.00 ea. At my home. 
Mrs.. T. W. Allgood, Atlanta. 
1169 Arlington Ave., S. W. RA- 
7266. 
 
 White Kings, Giant Homers 
 
and Carneaux, $3.00 pr.; Silver 
 
Kings, $4.00 pr.; French Mon- 
 
daines, $5.00 pr. All best. stra., 
 
eee W. E. Hoye Macon, 
1. 
 
Banded Racing Homing pi- 
geons, entire loft, for sale or 
exc. for- Guinea pigs (cavies). 
H. C. Ozburn, Savannah, 226 E. 
48th St. 
 
REDS (NEW HAMPSHIRES 
AND RHODE ISLANDS): 
 
Sev. 3 mos. old. purebred New 
Hampshire Red cockerels, $1.50 
 
E. MA- 
 
ea.; also 25 nice friers, $1.25 ea. 
 
Mrs. J. _W. McGawan, Graymont. 
 
1 N. H. Red March hatch, 
bloodtested rooster, $4.00; also 
3 B. R. June hatch roosters, $3.50 
 
;ea. FOB. All 4-Star and pure-. 
 
bred. Mrs. S. F. Pettit, Ellijay. 
 
2 N. H. Red and 1 White Egg! 
-Hooland roosters, all 8 mos. old 
 
and $2.50-ea.; White Pekin fe- 
male ducks, full grown, $2.50 pr. 
Lot for $9. 00. Come after. 
purebred, best bloodlines. Max 
PLO] Box 
 
15 to 25. R. O. P. New Hamp: 
shire roosters, last April hatch,. 
Wing Banded, $4.75 ea., 5 for 
$20.00. Sat. guar. Deposit $2.00 
req. on crates. D. B. Dukehart, 
Decatur. 
 
8 Christi N. H. Red cockerels, 
8 mos. old, vaccinated, wormed 
and Pullorum tested; very ac- 
tive, large size, $1.50 ea. for im- 
mediate sale. S. B. Vaughtirs, 
Lithonia, Rt..3. 
 
50 N. H. Red pullets, ready to 
lay, $2.00 ea., 2 heifers, 12 mos. 
old, $35.00 ea.; also 1 H. wagon, 
$45, 00: H- i Wilson, Stone 
Mountain, Rt.-3. 
 
200 N. H. Red hens, fat, lay- 
ing, January and March 1945 
hatch, $2.00 ea. Mrs. W. L. Sin- 
gleton, Rockmart, Rt. 3. 
 
N- H- pullets and cockerels, 10 
mos. old, 4-A grade, $2.25 ea., 
Del. if you send crates. Mrs. B. 
M. Logan, Athens, Rt. 2. 
 
8 R. I. Red hens and 2 young 
roosters, $1:25 ea: All. young 
and most of hens now. laying. 
M. O. Mrs. K. A. Quarterm2n. , 
McIntosh. 
 
35 N. H. Red 4-A grade young 
hens, April 1945 hatch, all lay- 
ing, $1.90 ea. not prepaid. Send 
M-. O- and crate. Mrs. 'G. C. 
Clifton, Millen. 
 
25 March 1945 hatch 4-A N.H. | 
hens, laying, $1.75 ea.; 1 rooster, | 
$2:50. Send crate and money. 
order. Mrs. A. E. Sauder, Tal- 
botton, Rt. 2, Box 26- 
 
1 R- [. Red 1945 hatch -ooster, 
very fine, $5.60; 2 standard grade 
Barred Rocks, March 1945 hatch, 
$6.00. M. O., Crated and shipped 
 
Exp. Col, -H. C. Philmon, Mar- 
shallville. 
 
\2.-N- -H. Red roosters, 1 yr. 
old, $3:00 and $5.00; 2 Domi- 
 
nique roosters, 10 mos. old, $3.00 
and $5.00. J. A. Rauschelen- 
oe Atlanta, 547 Lawton St. 
=oW, 
 
N. H 4A grade puliets, 12 
wks. old, $1-00 ea., Del. 25. with- 
in 20 mi. or 60 within 50 mi. 
Also have roosters, sale age. E. 
E. Watson, Fairburn, Rte 2; 
 
SUSSEX: 
 
Sev. purebred Speckled Sus- 
sex cocks, March and April 
hatch, $2:50 ea., 2 for $4.50; 3 for 
$6.00: Mrs. C. R. Sorrells, "Mon- 
 
ing pigeons,|  
. Mayes, At-|- 
 
Bennie Fendley, Danburg. 
 
  
 
'Pekin ducks, 
 
  
 
roe, Rt. 1, 
 
GEESE, DUCKS, ETC:  
 
hatch, $5.00 ea. At my home. 
 
q| Will not. ship- Clyde M. Waters, 
 
Austell, Rt. 1. 
 
1 Speckled guinea 
$1.00 or exc. for Guinea i 
t 
 
1, Box 48. 
1 pr. Muscovy ducks, $3.50; J 
 
M. B. Bronze turkey gobbler and | 
 
1 or 2 hens to lay in Spring. 
1945 hatch- Miss Johnnie Davis, 
Atlanta, 42 Grove Park Place, 
N. W.  BE-2012-W. 
 
3 fine, large type turkey fee 
Spring 1945 hat ch, at my place. 
Cant ship. Write Mrs. Cliff 
E. Bailey, La Grange, Rt. 1. 
 
4 M. B. Bronze turkeys, range 
raised; 1 tom, wt. 30 lbs., 3 hens, 
approx. 18 to 20 lbs. ea., all. for 
$30.00. Unusual value. J. E. 
Humes, Columbus. 
 
' M. B. Bronze turkey toms, 18 
|Tbs. up, $9-00 ea.; 
 
7 hens, 12-15 
lbs., $8.00 ea. John F. Burnett, 
 
Vienna, Ft. 3- 
 
10 Quackless white ducks, al- 
most grown, laying: soon, $15. 00 
cash with order. Ira Boatright, 
Alma, Rt. 4. 
 
Very fine Turkey sone pure, 
Broadbreasted str., about 30) 
lbs., vaccinated stock; open 
range grown, | unexcelled brood 
stock. Mrs. J.. W. Hendrix, 
Statesboro, Rt. 2. oe 
 
7 Guineas, 1945 hatch, fat, 
healthy, $1-00 ea.; will take a 
pr. of oe or. guineas at $1.00 
ea. Chas. H. King, Paco, Rt. 2- 
 
B.-B. Bronze turkeys, 1. tom, 
2 hens, 15. mos: old, Prize Win- 
ner; $35. 00; also: 10 "White Rock 
April hatch pullets and 1 cock- 
erel, $25.00. All FOB- Mrs. 
L. W. Seago, Pinehurst. 
 
5 Speckled Guineas, $1.50 ea. 
W... L. Morgan, -Clyo, Rt. 2: 
 
WYANDOTTES: 
All| 
 
Rose Comb Silver Lace Wy- 
andotte roosters, 18 mos. and 6 
mos. old, $2:00 ea. Mrs. Henry 
Mullen, Lyerly, Rt; 2, 
 
40 White Wyandotte, also 20 
Golden Buff Minorca pullets, all 
laying, March hatch, $100.00 for 
lot. L. E- Haddock, Ft. Valley. 
 
  
 
POULTRY WANTED 
 
ke 
 
BANTAMS: 
Want some Golden Sebright 
 
bantams. State what you have 
and price. N. D. Goolsby, Roop- 
ville: pe 
 
Want 12 bantam hens (or less) 
and 1 rooster, prefer Sebrights. 
Give price and breed. Mrs. Al- 
 
bert Martin, Marietta, Rt. 4. 
 
Want price and description of 
purebred Buff Cochin bantams 
and Wood ducks, near Atlanta. 
Courtland Winn, Chamblee: 
Chamblee-Dunwoody Rd. 
 
GIANTS: 
 
Want 1 Jersey Black Giant 
rooster and few hens. State 
what you have and price. N. G. 
 
Beaver, Morganton: 
GEESE, DUCKS, ETC:: 
 
Want 6 Gray guineas, a trio 
a gander and 3 
geese and a pair Peafowls. Also 
want 6 ea. Martin and long- 
handled (cleaned and _ cut) 
gourds. Pay good price on all. 
x = Oglesby, Stone Mountain, 
 
boon 
 
Want 1 pr. Bourbon Red tur- 
keys, not over a yr. old, at rea- 
sonable price. State particulars; 
also purebred Buff Rock roos- 
ter, Gold Seal str., $500. Mrs. 
Lathia Griffin, Pitts, Ria, 
 
Want the White, Purple, 
Brown or Yellow Guineas. Pay 
vise what you have, etc.; also 
have 2 Blue Guineas, 2 yrs. old, 
have 2 Blue Gtineas, 2 yrs. old, 
$5.09 ca. A. T. Sheppard, Lith- 
cnia, Rt: I, Box 58. 
 
Want 1 Bronze turkey hen and 
1 Bronze turkey gobbler, 1, 2 or 
3 ae old. H. H. Elders, Reids- 
ville 
 
  
 
FARM HELP WANTED 
 
  
 
Want family, white or col- 
ored, to tend 1-H crop on 
halves. Good land and _ house, 
5 mi, of Dallas. Come see. 
oS Janie Griffin, Dallas, Rt. 
 
rooster, :\,, 
 
\farm. ~ Room. and board  
 
  
 
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dbl. B. B- gobblers, April (1945 |  
 
Real opportu 
ity for col. farm 
house, - water, C 
 
ter arene 
farm  chores. 
Bright, Savanna 
non View, 
dens. 
 
Want reliable 
 
and home. No 
children. A. L. 
Point, Riv l,  
 
Want farmer 
erop on 50-50 
house, elec. 
-|good land, . 
5 Mi. So. 
Hwy. 41, 
church. Roscoe 
est Park, Rt. 1. 2 
 
for shares. 
and stock on. scho 
good, single, whit : 
to work on = farm. Ge 
ary, room and board for 
Hop Barlow, Coch an, 
 
Want 2 ee 
crops on_ halves, o 
and school bus_ dine 
Trimble, Adairsville. 
 
Want 2-H. farmer 
basis, 4 1-10 tobacco al 
also someone to work 
tine on halves, 3,000 c 
mt Quitman | i : 
 
te 
 
Want good man fo: 
H. crop; 50-50 basis, good 
mules, and about 
houses, 5 mi. So.  
Come to Cooks _Cross 
 
  
 
my place. 
dale. 
 
Want good farmer 
3H. Crop on. ards 
with good house, barn an 
ture, near Dallas. Mrs. 
Davis, Atlanta, 890 5 or 
SW a 
 
Want family + work on 
ern dairy fari 
and lights fu 
 
  
 
   
 
P. O. Box 
 
Want. white  woman : 
light work on farm, $7.5 
room and board. Live a 
of family. Mrs. C. L. P. 
aes Wrightsville 
 
Want man and wife to ten 
small farm, look after ae 
ens, some hogs 50-50;  
Elec. soon, good house, on | 
and school bua LC 
Hortense. - oS 
 
Want large family to farm or 
50-50 basis, feed, truck and 
tobacco crop. Also plenty 
day work when not in. cro 
Paul Elder, Norman_ Pan 
1; 
 
Chomeseiie. 
 
  
 
Want good reliable ma 
Lor: 2 He farm 4 
barn, pasture, SS ade 
and garden. Well 
Good land, fenced, Bes  
 
and school. Plenty wo 
Rural Elec. Line... 
er; Plains, Rooks -o 
 
Want couple or elderly 
white preferred, to work 
in produce on Payne Rd. A 
ply person or call BE-1833 
Mrs. J. F. Kendrick, Atlan 
1520 Payne Rd., N: W. 
 
  
 
Want good Pot famil 
gen. farm work; prefer 
eapable running tractor: 
 
on place 10 m. Atlanta, 
 
church, school and bus. 
round work for good 
C.. C. Cavender, 
 
Ben hee 
RA 5288. 
 
Want man (not over 50 
 
1, 
 
half what you make, and  
to tend for self; 
stock, and 2 yr. 
to put to. corn. 
 
farmed. Good chance ie  
man.. O. C. Mergen Guytor 
    
  
   
   
   
   
   
  
   
   
   
    
     
   
   
    
  
  
   
   
  
   
 
90 te House 
Atlanta, Georgia 
Pebmary 4, 1946 
 
Tom Linder 
ommissioner of Agriculture 
ate Capitol 
 
lanta, Georgia 
 
r. Linder: 
 
2 Sincerely yours, 
6, D. Truitt 
 
= County Agent 
_ Fulton County 
 
Georgia is proud of the record its 
ne have: made in producing for 
 
They have worked long and hard 
people and young people. They 
more during the war, with 
es of labor, equipment, and sup- 
n they did before the war 
ese items were more plentiful. 
hhaye done their part well and 
 
- has  made real progress. 
 
9 6 and the years ahead? 
yea: rv 1946 will mark the begin- 
 
  
 
2M HELP WANTED  
 
  
 
  
 
Some of the 
 
at are the prospects for farmers 
 
  
 
FARM HELP WANTED 
 
ning of one of in most decisive Senne 
in the history of Georgias agriculture. 
 
Many decisions must be made by farm- 
ersdecisions which will help deter- 
mine whether they 
progress they have made or whether 
they will become involved in a repeti- 
tion of the tragedies which followed 
World War IL. 
 
The next few years may be danger- 
our years for farmers. Farm people 
stand to lose more than any other group 
if inflation is allowed to develop. Farm 
prices always fall further and faster 
than nonfarm prices when deflation 
sets in. 
in- 
 
Farm people have used their 
 
-eomes of recent years wiselyso far. 
 
But the danger is ahead of usnot be- 
hind us. 
 
The Goan: Agricultural Extension . 
Service, through 
 
its County Agents 
and Home Demonstration Agents, has 
 
worked with farm people in good times 
 
and bad. County Agents and Home 
Demonstration Agents are working 
 
with farm people now to help them 
 
steer a safe course in the years ahead. 
objectives which County 
 
and Home Agents have in 1946 in 
working with farm people are to as- 
Sige 
 
1. In; plamning and _ developing 
sound and practical farm programs for 
individual farms, communities and 
counties. 
 
FARM HELP WANTED! FARM 
 
will maintain the - 
 
  
 
HELP. WANTED 
 
2. Returning veterans who wish iB oo 
farm, in becoming satisfactorily estab 
lished on farms. 
 
8. In keeping farmers advised ce 
the services available from all agen- 
cies serving agriculture. 
 
4. In the training and development 
of farm young people through +H 
Clubs. ee 
 
5. With the solution of marketing  
problems and in developing marketing 
facilities and programs. | 
 
6. In the conservation and im- 
provement of the farms basic resource 
the soil. 
 
7. In improving practices followed 
in the production of crops, livestock and 
livestock products, pasture develops 
ment and forest management. 
 
. 8. Assisting farm families in hone 3 
improvement, nutrition and other home : 
management problems. 
 
9. In the development of plans 
designed to bring about improved liv- 
ing conditions on farms and in rural  
communitiesmore attractive homes; . 
better health among farm people; more | 
recreation; better schools; better 
churches. oe 
 
10. In bringing about a more  
abundant and a more secure life for all 
Georgias farm people. 
 
For further information call your 
loca] County Agent. 
 
POSITIONS WANTED 
 
  
 
  
    
   
   
  
  
    
   
   
    
    
  
   
  
  
     
    
   
  
   
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
   
  
   
    
    
   
 
rm. house, good team, 
 
once. 
277 Capitol Ave. 
 
nd 4ths or standing rent. 
 
    
    
   
     
    
  
  
   
  
  
   
  
   
  
   
 
share cropper on| Want someone to drill well 
 
pase, White or color-|on farm. Webb Tatum, -Coun- 
 
ty Agent, Elberton. 
 
Want a % cropper for 1-H: 
crop. Have tobacco Acreage 
,| to let with crop... Good land, 
near station, 144 mi. from P. 
= O. Live on mail and school 
 
rcol. man with|Trt., % mi. from paved rd. Q. 
to help impxove!|M. Rogers, Barney. 
 
eat te., locat- 
co i ee ae Want middleaged colored wo- 
 
y all year. Must man to help with poultry, gar- 
 
and able to work. 
we eb ribple. 
 
_ smooth, fertile soil. 
 
ivator, plenty wood 
 
farm. 9 miles from Atlanta. 
Miss M. Hardy, Atlanta, Nanch 
Creck Ra. Ri 7: 
 
Want honest, white woman to 
live as one of family and do 
light chores on farm, $35.00 
month. M. I. Edwards, Clyo, 
 
rO working farm 
truck farm, near 
woman with good 
ys. -Pay well, furn- 
ll vegetables you 
d pay for Febru-| Bt. 2. 
ay; March, $2.50} Want farmer for 1 or 2 H. 
00 day until Oc-| farm on halves, 4 rm. house 
ton school bus, and mail Rt. 
| Plenty wood and water. Will 
furn. 40 make <crop. DD. = 
|Luke, Sycamore, Rt. 1. 
 
Want good man for 1-H 
crop on 50-50 basis. Have 
_|good land, near school and on 
mail and bus rt. William G. 
ae Mal-|Smith, Fairburn, Rt. 2. 
 
Want single farm hand who 
knows Bee to plow and is will- 
cae _|ing worker. Must be sober. 
d iS ae $30.00 mo., board and laundry, 
Sele ehickens. ie: until ist of July. Curtis Gor- 
 
don, Vienna, Rt. 1. 
 
position to right man. 2 a 
 
mp, Atlanta, Rt. 4. Want rea man to care 
for livestock, do gen. farm 
 
oe or TE op on work and drive tractor and 
 
truck. Top salary to right 
 
party. H. E. Sanders, ee 
 
City, Rt 
 
Want healthy, sober dairy 
man, willing and able to work, 
 
te Re 
 
sis, or 1-4 
 
Cumming, 6 Mi. S. 
on Ettawah River. 
and mail, 4 rm. 
wood and truck 
mi. No. 9 hwy. 
 
  
 
. Hayes, Atlan-|capable of operating elec. 
stwood Ave., S. W.| milker. J. .B, Thomas, Rut- 
ee ledge. 
 
. i 
Z 
 
. aate and Vegetables 
 
doz. Riliea ete $1.00-$1 25 
ae DEC bile siOPss ee 1.50- 1.75 
bun&Ked), per bu. bkts, __. ose ee os BDU. 
pee Oe as a 2.50-~ 3.00 
hed), Der doz punches - LieSe= tO 
 
  
 
er bu. prs. 
 
2.00- 2.25 
 
  
 
den and other light work. on 
 
  
 
jwanee,  
 
  
 
Want farmer for 2 H. crop,| 
 
I furnish stock and tools and 
other party pay half, 
can furnish stock and _ tools 
and pay thivd.. Mave 3 i. 
house and bottom land. Nor- 
man Eller, Morganton, Rt. 1. 
 
Want man with some fami- 
ly to work on farm for wages. 
On mail and school bus rt. 
Good place for a willing work- 
er. K. I, Helmey, Marlow. 
 
Want clean, _ industrious, 
white woman of good charact- 
er to help with | light 
work. Live as one of family. 
Room, board, $6.00 wk. Mrs. 
Beulah Vaughter, Elberton, Rt. 
Des 
 
Want part share cropper and 
wages to be worked with trac- 
tor. Good houses and  land; 
 
| Want young refined white lady 
 
to live as one of family and do 
light farm work, $10.00 wk. 
G. Cleve Harrell, Pelham. 
 
Want single, white man, 20- 
50 yrs. old, sober, no bad hab- 
its, to work on truck farm. 
$30.00 mo., board and laundry. 
O, C.; Conner, Pitts. 
 
Want a good, reliable, 
farmer, 50-50 basis. 
corn, hay, potatoes. 
 
2: Te 
Cotton, 
Work for 
 
wages when not in crop. John 
 
A. Cariock, Kensington, Rt. 2. 
 
Want dependable 
man and family to 
dairy on 50-50 basis. ave 
electrical equipment. Located 
8 mi. So. Barnesville. O. W. 
Dumas, Barnesville, Rt. 2.  
 
Want capable man to care 
for livestock and raise their 
 
man or 
operate 
 
feed. Dont want a_ supervis- 
 
or but a worker. Farm loca- 
tions 20 mies Atlanta. HG; 
Patrick, Atlanta, Box 3090.  
 
Want middleaged woman for 
light work on farm. No milk- 
ing.. Room, -board and _ reas. 
ey Estell Eaves, Dallas, Rt. 
 
Want farm help for 2-4 H. 
farm in Southern part Forsyth 
Co. Good bottom and strong 
upland. Made more than bale 
of Cotton per A. past season. 
Near school and churches. 3rds 
and 4ths. C, C. Bagley, 
 
or he} 
 
farm 
 
school bus, 
 
Su-/) 
 
  
 
Want farmer fcr 1 or 2 H. 
farm on halves, 4 rm. house 
on school bus and mail rt. 
Plenty wood and water; also 
need a wage hand. Will pay 
good wages, board in home or 
furn. house. D. Luke, Syca- 
more, Rt: 1. 
 
  
   
  
    
  
 
Man and wife want farm on 
halves. W. S. Swainey, Smy- 
rna, Rte 
 
Ex- soldier, 0 yrs. old, Wie & 
Christian, healthy. (doesnt  
smoke or drink)- Educated, for= _ 
estry, soilbuilding, poultry, han- 
dy with tools, wants job pro- 
tecting isolated backwoods farm 
property. in Georgia for wages  
and room. No board. Can care 
for self. C. Forest, Atlanta, AST 
Capitol, S. W. 
 
Want small 1 or 2 H. feo on 
50-50 basis. No cotton or to- 
bacco; corn, hay and other. 
trucking, with house, wood, wa- 
ter and pasture. Do not drive f 
tractor. Can furnish self. Write 
or see at once. J, Co -Meseg. 
Lovejoy, c-o Hastings Farm.  
 
  
 
Want share cropper for good 
2-H cotton, corn and hay crop} 
on Chattahoochee River; farm 
50-50 with extra. pay caring 
for stock and day work. 4 Rm. 
house, garden, firewood free. 
On school bus and mail rt. 
Mrs. S. S. Stover, Douglasville, 
Rt. 4. 
 
Want farmer for 2-H crop 
on shares. Have 2 tractors and 
mules. 4 rm. house, elec. lights, 
15 mi. Atlanta. 
Lot of day work: Must be 
sober and able to work. John 
P. Glore, Austell, Rt. 2. 
 
      
   
      
   
  
  
    
  
     
   
  
  
   
   
  
  
   
 
Expert farmer with foree 
wants 2-H truck farm on 50-50 
basis. Move anywhere in 
South or Fulton Co. Like to 
have tractor. Want 5 or 6 
rm. house with lights. Ready 
to. move, J. L: Broadway, | At 
lanta,- 363 Hill St; S. E, ox 
1700. 
 
Veteran, age 36, mnarred: no 
children, wants On the Job 
Training, under G. I. Bill 
with farmer who has modern 
farm and poultry enterprise. 
G.-E. Smith, Macon, Box a 
 
  
 
POSITIONS WANTED 
 
  
 
Man and wife want place as 
caretakers, and small poultry | 
farm, for salary or shares. Near 
Atlanta. Ref. Exc. Fred A. Zogg, 
Atlanta, 4560 Powers fe Ra., 
N. W., Rt. 10. 
 
Want at once 1 or 2-H crop 
on halves, 5 to work. Want 2. 
small or 1 large dwelling, wa- 
ter, wood, etc. Experienced. 
Henry G. Lively, Atlanta, 799 
 
an with ee exp. 
farming and livestock raise 
wants job as caretaker or rais- 
 
Chestnut, N. W.. ing livestock. Want 5 or 6 
: : m. house with lights, water, 
 
Man, 28 yrs. old, with small |7 louse wh) ; vend 
family, able to work. Exp. trac-: near car line, church and  
school. A sober. Can furn. 
 
tor and truck driver; also exp. 
in dairy work and farming. 
Wants job. Virgil O. Carter, 
Rockmart, Rt. 1- 
 
ref. in Fulton or Around At-. 
lanta. Lom J. Walker, Ros- 
well, Rt. 1. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
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