Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1946 February 27

TOM UU













Editorial By TOM LINDER

1 Monday, February 18th, I had
privilege of addressing the Agri-























eeting in Memphis, Tennessee.





ot only wide awake and vitally

ation, but are financially able to
on active efforts on behalf of the
rs of the country.







ese farmers, coming from the en-





of Southeast Missouri are, primar-
otton growers. Cotton is largely
fy crop.

the rich Delta land of the Missis-
these farmers produce enormous













































sh red tens of thousands of negro
milies in producing and harvesting

great deal of the cotton produced



from 1 inch and longer staple.

try on the work on the farms. From
1at these men told me in Memphis, it
pears that almost one-third of the
1945 cotton crop is still in the fields in
Arkansas. Arkansas, as you know, 1s
one of the largest
states in the union.

g every effort to mechanize their
ms insofar as possible. They have
de great progress in developing
me cultivation. I was very much
erested in the flame cultivator that

rigged up on a tractor. It was a
r-row cultivator with eight flame
wers. One flame thrower for each
de of each row of cotton.

iese farmers tell me that the flame
tivation cannot be successfully. used
cotton until it gets large enough to
oody and have some peth in the



@ When cotton begins. to put out
bs. If the flame cultivation is used
2 young cotton, it will destroy the
tton, as well as the grass and weeds.
of these farmers told me that they
in 1946 to run the flame culti-
over their cotton land just when



ural Council of Arkansas at its an-

s is one of the most outstanding
epresentative groups of farmers in
United States. The members of.
uuncil are men of means. They >

ed in the agricultural future of |

tate of Arkansas and the cotton.

9s. Prior to World War I, they

these farmers is long staple. That

he farmers in the Mississippi Delta
find themselves with only about
alf enough able-bodied labor to-



cotton-producing |

cotton growers of Arkansas are .

This is, as you know, about the

{ Notice To Farmers



are cracking the ground and

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1946



before the cotton comes through. The
object, of course, being to prepare a
clean seed bed for the young cotton to
come up and grow in.

The tractor which carries the flame

cultivator also carries ordinary. culti-
vators to plow the middles so that one
operation cleans the entire field in the

middles as well as in the drill.

These flame cultivators: are still in
the experimental stage. One thing 1s
certain, however, and that is, they can
be built at much less cost than was at

first thought.

Tf flame cultivators are successful on

the rich Delta land where Johnson grass -
and other noxious grasses grow with
such rapidity, I feel sure that they can

be used to even greater advantage on

ordinary Georgia land where we do not

eet such a rank growth of weeds and

- grass. |
For flame cultivation to be entirely

successful, it is essential that it be used
when the grass and weeds first come
through and before they have time to
set up permanent roots in the soil. In
other words, it must be used at the.
right time. :

RAYON SUBSIDIZED |

Incidentally, I learned at this meet-

_ ing why the merchants shelves are
filled with rayon almost to the exclu-

sion of cotton goods and garments.

At the beginning of World War II, I
am told, the rayon industry in Ameri-
ca was equipped to produce only 23
million pounds of rayon per annum,

As most of you know, the govern-
ment took over the production of most
of the cotton mills and required the
cotton mills to produce cloth suited to
government needs.

The. rayon people immediately took

advantage of this situation, so I was.

informed, and succeeded in getting a
Certificate of War Necessity to in-
crease rayon production. This 1-
erease finally amounted toa something



Farmers who want their fertilizers
analyzed and do not know the name
and address of their nearest inspector,
should write the Department of Agri-
culture, Fertilizer Division, State Cap- .
itol, Atlanta 3, Georgia, so that we may
refer the calls to the nearest inspector.





NCIL OF ARKANSA

like 1000 per cent. Al of this was

permitted to get the things they need-

to being allowed to charge this price,

to cotton mills at such low figures as

ufacturers and labor unions







OER






based on war necessity.

If the information brought out at this
meeting is correct, under a Certificate
of War Necessity, the rayon people
were provided with all steel, machin-
ery and other equipment to increase
their production. Not only were they,



ed, but under wartime laws, they were
permitted to charge prices that would
give them sufficient profits to pay the
entire cost of expansion in a period of
five years. Sy

The information was that, in addition.

the government guaranteed that they,
would get their money back within five

years, since the enlargement of the bus-

jness was made under
Wartime Necessity.

What this actually means is that the
taxpayers, including the cotton grow-
ers and cotton manufacturers, have
contributed to the enlargement of the
rayon industry. The cost of producing
this rayon is subsidized out of the pub-
lie funds. No wonder that rayon man-
ufacturers have been able to sell rayon

Certificate of





to induce many New England mills to
convert from the use of cotton to the
use of rayon, which is just another case _
of the public funds being used to de
stroy an American business so as to
build up the manufacture and sale of
foreign imports in the United States.

AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL WORK- a
ERS AND AMERICAN MANUFACT-
URERS SIT UP AND TAKE NOTICE

IT have noticed from time to time in
Washington that some industrial man-
in this.
country have sided against the farmer
and with the Administrations policy,
of unlimited foreign trade.



I have before me a copy of the Chie- :
ago Herald-American of Wednesday,
February 138th, 1946.

On page 14 of this paper, which is
the editorial page, is reproduced an ad-_
vertisement from the London Daily,
Mail, trans-Atlantic edition of J anuary
16th, 1946. The London Daily Mail, is _
of course, printed in London, England.

Tn the advertisemnt is a picture or
cut of a vacuum cleaner. =

The advertisement is headed, an ae
(Continued on page 8) S







ees sere ess

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editorial and Executive Offices
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of June 6 = 1900.
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ch South

thern tates By PA

In the Maket Bulletin of January 30th, 1946, I
- galled attention to the disetimination in the OPA ceiling

2 price of pulpwood in the Southern states and the OPA

ceiling price on pulpwood

herewith :
PULPWOOD GETS
Washington; D. Cy

sure continued output.

excelsior wood;

| x cord for pine.

wood,

in some other states.

The following news item from Washington, D. C.,
under date of February 19th, shows that OPA has
granted an increase on Southern pulpwood of $1.40 per
cord. The news itm from Washington is reproduced

$1.40 CORD RAISE
Feb. 19. Pulpwood pro-

ducers in Georgia and 10 other southern states re-
ceived an immediate increase of $1.40 a cord for
thir product; acording to an Asociated Press
report which told of the OPA raise in ciling prics.
The raise was granted upon rcommendation of
the civilian production administration to kelp in-

At the same time and for the same area, the

os PEP esa

agency inreased by $1.40 a cord the ceilings for
chemical cord wood,
heading bolts; insulation, felt cord wodd and re-
ated items: Pulp and paper mills will absorb the in-
creases, and there will be no changes in ceilings for
their products, which include newsprint, magazine
| paper and container board.

Under the terms of the above raise, the OPA il-
ing price on pulpwood loaded on cars, is ue 00 per

stav arid

2 There is a raise of $1. 85 per eure on southern
hardwood; rough, which raises the price of rough hard-

f. o. b. cars, to $9.50 per cord.

On peeled longleaf pine and ther select stock,

oti o. Bb. mills; there is a raise of $2.20 per cord, making
. the present ceiling price $14. 20 per cord.

a regulations.
It is my understanding

i - Southern states east of the

2 All of these prices were effective February 18th,
~ 1946: This is under Amendment 6to R. M. P. R.

that this raise applies to ten
Mississippi river,



MACHINERY FOR SALE
_ SECOND HAND

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



roy i pr. Farmall H tractor steel
~ wheels, fully equipped with lugs.
Never been used. A bargain.
G: L, E. Strange, Cobbtown, Rt.-2:

, Aiba. 1-dise plow, Will sell

or trad for 3-disc tiller, prefer-
3 ably J. D. Prat. new. 3 new 28
ae a wheels and skein to fit.
D. Echols, Cumming.

oes . ood 2-H wagon, $50.00, in
- geod cond: ake Y. Jones, Mari-
a te Rt. 3. (Mt. Bethel Commu.
nity)
eS - Cultivators, Planters, Fertiliz-
ea er attachment, etc., for 1 model
'B Allis-Chalints tractor. Also
-1 small Allis-Chalmers Combine

for sale. Sicaliag = Ho-
sa)







2- H Lilliston walking. petit
vator, used 1 season, $50.00. 2
Covington tottonseed droppers;
in good cond., both for $35.00.
William Pickett, Richland.

1 mul-drawn cutaway har-
row; double hopper Cole plant-
er for sale at my farm, in fair

| shape, cheap: J. D. Parks, Zeb-

ulon,

1 cutaway harrow on. HERS,
mule-drawn, ih good... cond.
$25.00: I. Seals Varden, Sharon.

1 Gin; in good shape, complete
with press, 4-four 7(
-mus pins with new
Cheap at $500.00.
for details. W.

brushes.

& ne



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en

ea

harrow and 5 disc. Tiller,

887

saw Lum-|

Write or call| O





____ MARKETBULLETIN

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

- Wednesday, Februa

SECOND-HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



Heavy 2 H. wagon, iron axles,
Ist class cond. $110.00. R. L;
Brownlow, Atlanta, 2613 Buford
Hwy. VE-8835.

A 10 ean Dairy ice box; like
new, for sale. George Larsen,
De Soto. :

Allis Chalmers tractor; size B,
g60d cond., for sale. J. B. Herm-
bree, Hitam (Nea: School).

John Deere tractor, complete
with planting and ctiltivating
equipment, seder, tiller, 5 it.
harrows, Benthal peanut picker
on rubber, Turner power press,
A. C. Combin No, 4). THe C.
side Del. rake: Sll together or
rake, combine, thrash and press
sparately. H. T. Dixon, Bartow.

Intn] Riding cultivator, good
cond., also hay rake, dbl. sc.
spike tooth harrow and 1 row
horse hartow with? 8 discs. C-

R. Belcher, Wadley, Rt. 2.

Inthl pick-up Hay Baler; first
clas cond., $750.00. J. M. God-
win, Washington, Rt. 2.

I-6 Intnl tractor with new
new
steel wheels for Ve? tractor;
Intn] Hammer Mill. Cail. Wray
Smith, Sparta.

I H. wagon, fairly good. cond.,

$15.00. Mrs. Etta Reaper, White,

Rts 1;

A 2 disc Tiller in good cond.
Write. A. Davis, Duluth,
Rti 4.

J. 1 Case 5 disc Tiller, good
as new, $210.00. Grady H. Rid-
ley, Franklin.

_.. McCormick- Deering Riding 2
H. cultivator, in eke g cond.,
$50.00 at farm. Cant ship. Odis
Thomaston, Unadilla, Rt. 2.

1 F:20 Farmall tractor, in good

cond., on rubber. J. E. Graham,
Cochran.
Side. Del. Hb. hay rake;

ft it. Aowes J. D. power

hay baler oh rubber. All bought

in 1945, is as good as new and

uar. 10 mi. So. Alma on U. S.
wy. No: 1. L: A. Sweat; Nicn:
+ O18, Rik. 3.

- DC. Case tractor; 6 dist Till
er, heavy dbl. Hatrow, 6 ft.
Case Combitie, and 10 in. Ham-
mer Mill. All in good cond. H.
L. Fulford, Wrightsville.

' 1 Niagara 2 tow, mule atawn
cotton duster, $65.00; a 2 row
tractor drawn Dixie Cotton
Chopper, $150.00; also 1 pr. Mc-
Donald Pitless OP ft. ero

scales, $100.00. i. W. Shealy,
Oglethorpe.
I. H. C. all steel. Mantire

Spreader, with Lime Spreading
attachment, in good _ shape,
$150.00.. O. W. Eavenson, Elber-

40H, Ht: 8:

Ped De tractor ys ii ALL
shape; 1 Intn] 5 disc Tiller, nev-
er used: C. B. Milner, Shiloh:

Fairbanks- Morse Feed Mill,
with quipment, new or slightly
nut hay. LL. Te Miller, Jr.;
used, also 75 tons Runner pea-
ees

H. C. F-20 Farmall tractor
with planters, distributors and
cultivator attachment, for sale,

also want buy a used 30 in. rock

Meadows Grist Mill. A. J. Ea-
son, Baxley, phone 324-W.

A 2 row Gerieral late model| a4
tractor on good rubber, with
starter, lights, 2 14 in. Botton
pees. on good rubber, dbl. sec.
arrow, planers, cultivators. All
good cond, priced reasonably.
a ae Richardson, Nashville,

Boiler, 125 H. P., atid 100 H:
ee engine, both in fine shape,
used ih Cotton Gin, for sale:
Patil Simmons, Metter,
Box: 63.

1 new: J. D. hay press, i Liv-
ermon peanut picker (some re-
pairs needed), $500.00 cash. See
or write. Jack H. Stalnaker,
Warner Robins, RFD 1.

McCormick Deering Combine
No. 52, bought in 1944, in good
runhing cond. $500.00 at farm:
(Sold land reason for sal.) a:
C, Ragan, Pelham.

Good 2 H. wagon, 2.H. plow;
Cole cotton and corn

W. Barfoot, Dublin, Rt. 5.

aston. Paul Ferguson, Thont-
|aston, Rtz 3.

2-H wagon. Good cond. reas.
price. Ray Skinner; Gaines-
vill, Rt. 1,

F. C. Case tractor; plariters,
fert. attachmnts, cultivators,

PO}

lanter, all A:

Case combine, 6 ft. cut, with
power take-off equipment, mo-
tor, and pick-up eylinder to tak
up small grain or seed, such 28
Lespedeza, $1,000.00 complete;
in first class cond. Elmer Frei-
sah, Finleyson, Rt. 1.

12 ft arag harrow, 64 teeth;
first class shape, $20. 00; 9 it
weder, used half day; good. as
new, $10; 00; 1 set of dises, 14 in.
new, $5.00, or $32.00 for lot. A:

2H. wagoii, nd a little re-
pair, $50.00; Guano distributor,
used: 2 yrs., $8.00; other farm
machinery items. FOB. J. J:
Hendrix, Madison, Rt. 1.

_J.. D. combination planter,
used 2 seasons, $15,00 cash FOB.
alae Colson; Glennville; Box

Dbl. dise. trailer plow for
old. model Fordson, $35.00 eash,
Also have Bloek for old. modl
Fordson; also other Fordson
parts. Need st of fendrs for
Fordsoh. Trade for or ee
Gober Murphy, Jasper, Rt. 2

_ Farmall F-20 on rubber; Aci
cond. Rbl. -sectioh harrow; or-
chard harrow, 3 dise plow and.
mower. All ready for service
and bargain; $1,000.00. Con-
tact before coming. to see. R.
N. Anderson, Forsyth, Rt. 1,
photie 2076.

Friend spray machine pulled
by mules, 200 gal. cap. tank,
gasoline engine ih good . cond.
Used 2 seasons, Sonate $195.00. |

hoses, guns, nozzles, etc. $125.00.
Come after. 7 mi. W. Thom-

tandem harrow, 4 disc tiller
(new June 1945, also 6 ft. A. C.
Combine with motor. Ist. Class
cond. J: H. ; side delivery
rake, 6 disc Athens tiller. U8-/a
ed 1 day. No letters. J. W:
Ivey, Pinehurst, phone 21.

Dixie 2-row Cotton Chopper
and 2-row tobacco sprayer with
extra attachment for spraying
tob. bed. New cohd. Slightly
used Marvel and Soda Spread-
er. Sell cheap John O. Perry;
Ogeechee.

3 No. 10 Oliver tuin BOWS!
also Avery corn planter for
BAG: Come . see Mrsc AS) ET:
Russ, Nicholls, Rt. 1.

dilia; Box 223.

yprac. new John











































5 dise internation
with new disc; also
pickup hay. bailer Ww h
aul motor. side |
rake prac.
Cc. D. Wood; Bowd

Cutdown army wago
farm use.. Prac. new,
T. L. Williams, Santee,

John Deere tractor |
with cultivator,
cotton and corn pla
fertilizer distributor a
turning plow. Candler
Young Cane.

F-20 Farmall tractor,
plow, 1, 7, ft. harrow.
Pass, Griffin, Rt. 4, Be

' Rice hulling maching
er corn sheller, Pea 4a;
vet bean huller. R, Gy
Lenox. :

Fowler
ing Cultivator, G
planter, _corh alaate
se. @: L. rates Lum
mee 1.

1 Cole Single planter
class cond,, $17.00; 2
weders, $15. 00 Eas
Chattancoga turn
$10.00; 2 Chattanoog
plows; $6.00 &a.; 14, Cole
dist.; $7. og. E L. Surle
bert, Rt. 3.

Fordson | ifactar,-
18 disc harrow. See
place, $225.00. No |
. H. McKown, Dougla

16 in. a; ee tr

Handy spray tank,
cap. on Publ ier. fe
4 dise tiller. ae

70 Satv cotton gin ;
press; both for |

Smalley feed cutte
new bur (needs
$100. 00. an be u
aoe or fed cu tter
chine for trich
Weatherly, Cochran.

John Deere cotto:
$25.00, Duval Separato:
$40.00; Tn gal.
$5.00: 2 fiv gal. &
$5.00. W. H. Branr

2 Ce Case tractor
ber, with power

tiller.





14% H. P. John Deere Gas-
oline engine, Perf. cond. L. J.'
Tison, DeSoto.

115 volt D C generator to. =

run dairy equipment; also
some D C motors for, dairy |
equipment. Frank Harbin; | $5.00.

-F-20 Farmall tractor and 7
ft. power take-off motor, Trac-

|tor in good cond. Good 6 ply

tires. W.

ison.

L. Carmichael, Mad-

Turner power Hay baler,
mounted oh rubber, used very
little in A-1 cond.; Belt pulley
operated, $450.00 Cash belt
included. Gilmer J. Hudson,

Elberton, Rt. 1.

Prac. new 2-H: mower,; extra
new blade; mounted on rub-
ber, $90. 00. Harry Lambert,
Albany, 1003 Dawson Rr.

Turpentine still, coriplete; in
extra good shape: also 2-H.
wagon, good shape, without
body. L..C. Purvis, Glenville.

; Planet Junior, No. 5, for sale.
R. B. Speights, Decatiir, Rt. 5
DE-2498.

2 Oliver Goober turning
plows, E. M. Cason, Buckhead.

International 2-H walking
cultivator, good cond. $50.00.
aps B. /illiaits, Eastman,
Ve

Avery | tractor . equipment;
planter, disributor, cultivator,
and 4 dise tiller for gale or
a aS Dykes, Macon,

No 7 and No. 10. Vulcan turn-
ing plow. No. 110 Vulean rip-
per. All ned new handles.
George E. Watkins, Griffin, Rt.

for $85.00; some other plow :

eee ahd a good brood sow;| Set of ciiltivators for a
I, C., Ditoe cross, over. 300/VAC Case tractor. Used very

Ibs., for sale. Henry Duffey, little orie season: H. G. Snid-

a Rt. * ee 36:



Morrow.

ly, 9 mi.
M. Sledge, Byron.

No. 40 Cole Plan
ly repaired. Ii
thomas GC:































x
oO.

bate Hae bell
Owen Adam

Prac. new Far r
Cotton planter, $5.00
ter in fair cond, -
D. H. Waits, Kingsto

2-H Moline. see.
turn plow,
ditching Bio, sh
Edmondson, Tem

One H John
2- row with bottor
perf. cond. J.
Cochran.

Hand pow
$25.00 at
Owen, Barnesv
Niagra 2.76
cotton duster, $
Dixie 2-row esrb.
ton chopper.

Shaly; Borate

Ford-Ferguson trae
mnt for sale on ac
changing make-v
and equipment.
for list and price
R. O. Parks, Dar

Kitockr Guat
Cole planter;
3-H Middiebust
buster; 2, 1H steel
2 cotton planters.
Bullock, Ske

| SECOND H
Bc :

Want,
tractor, .
2 or 3 H

refer near



Jer; Putnath.

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D __|SECOND HAND MACH. |
| MACHINERY WANTED :

bas NERY WANTED



Bed ieadeun rill,
or complete 20. John
.. Widalia, 204 First















for pecan trees. Must
good cond. and cheap. &G.
lams, Social Circle.

nt Farmall H. or M. or
Allis Chalmers tractor,
odel, on rubber. State
ou have in Ist letter and
Dan Swilling, Toccoa,





















nt good late model tractor.
tone, Mariett a, Rt. 5.

fant La ing 2 H. cultivator,
-eond., for cash. C.

y ry Wadley, Rt. 2.

nt 2 wheeled garden trac-
vith implements, in good
id- reasonable. Advise.
Bohannon, Grantville.

good mule drawn Hay |:
also Bush and Bog har-
















8 disc harrow. W. YT.
Monroe, Rt. 3.

, 2 wheel garden tractor
ir lements, in good cond.

u McDougle, Cal:
a. i

A . D. or other

Iking cultivator, in Act
re particulars and price
Ri 1

ae
nt 6 disc Tiller with 26 in.
good cond., prefer J. D,
1 on steel. H. L. Zip-
Marlow.

anters and. distribu-






























































State pric e and years of
Bell, Doerun.





qcod

to use on my farm. W.

, Gray, Rt. 2.

1 good Riding dise cul-
n good working cond.

st cash price, FOB. eS.

Lilb ae Rt. |.







{ or M, or

Nc A. 6. Peas.
own, Royston. i
actor with planters, dis-
ang cultivating -cauie:
0,0



nt : Siac tiller on rubber,
or ry -&.. tite cultivators,
ers, and Sp iscipuiore for.

A Farmall tractor. Write.

os: Oliver, Rt. 1.

a good second hand
good cond., reason-
ud a B. Silver, Talking

some. Blacksmith tools
a a, ce cheap. W.



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pk

cS, i Bond. cond, reason-
3 all F-14. Charlie
ay

P, A or B or. Farmail






larris, Mon-

t Jaa for Fordson
1925 model in A-1 cond.
; GB. Barrett, Cornelia,

an a ise low. for model A
iG n 4, cond good
Che

ia 3

it Farmall. A or - Ale

S B model tractor, cul-
ng equipment and plow.
ns oat and price. W. W.
s, Quitman, 5
nt to buy 80 gal. syrup
He in good | cond. Reas.
. Wordlow, Arabi.

t ales : cultivators,
ms, and fertilizer attach.
mal
Will take one or. afl.

oe ond Land, Fitz-

jains, Rt.



#
i

nt 1- -H wagon in eid
So ae price. Write Mrs.
- Myers, Atlanta 1, P. O.
1734,

Fant W-C model Allis-Chal-
_ tractor on rubber, with
_starter and power take-
Good cond. P. E. Jack-
Lawrenceville, Rt. 1.

nt to on good second-hand]

either 24 or 26 or:

good

B. Sanders, Bowers-

, 1B, tractor, in A-1)

road cart, cheap}
Fordson tractor, state price.

nodel tractor, pore
ae

J. R. Lang ford,'

Janters and wert, Dis-

ae ceo :

mer et: tors. ad planers.

tors, cultivator and peanut dig-
. Col-

A tractor power]



"Sani LH wagon
cond. State price. Write, S. A.

Fenderares., Atlante, 813 Gor-

don &t.,

Want set of planters and cul-
tivators for model H_ tractor.

John Deere new or good used}:

cultivators for use on own
farm. See or write, D. W.
Payne, Reynolds.

Want blacksmith tools for
farm use. Also stump puller.
ae W. Franklin, Clarks-
yille :

Want 1-H mower and rake in
good shape. Ed Jones, Atlan-

R. | ta, 661 Elbert St. SW.

Want H or M Farmall trac-
ter with all equipment. Now

or used. Good cond. State cash

price. Waymond Miller,
Valley, Rt 2, Box 50.

Want. H Farmall or J. Deere
H or late model Avery and
all farm equip. Will pay eash.
Harvey Zorn, Irwinville.

Want to buy tractor, prefer
B or H John Deere er B or

Fort

H Farmall but would take ony |

type. Ralph Carter, Scott.

Want .to buy 2-H Wane
cultivator, dbl. section, anil 4

tooth drag harrow.
sell, Swainsboro.

Want planter, Fertilizer at-
tachment, cultivator and power
lift for Farmall model A., must
be in Ist class cond. 5. vi
Cason, Buckhead.

Want horse drawn irans-
planter. State make, cond. and
price. Will ans. letteres. 4.
y Canady, Norman Park, Rt.

A.. . Ruys-

1938 model
B.

Want 1937 or

H. Hyde, Jaspre, Rt. 2.

- Want 8 disc. 24- 26 or 28 in.
All

In good cond.
State make, price

harrow.
letters. ans.

and cond. W. T, Ewing, Mon- |

roe, Rt. 3.

Want 2-wk eal log cart in
good cond. State location and
price.
27? Capitol Ave., s. Ww.

Want late model A or Bi
Farmall tractor with or. with-

out planting and cultivatin

ing and cultivating. equipment,
also. 1 eanut weeder for
tractor. jf, H. Turner, Maunk.,

Want ages for ' hay

press engine, quote cond. .and
lowest cash price. A. J..Adms,
Sycamore, Rt. 1, Box, 53- A.

Want 2 dise plow, planters

and | cultivators for Farmall

tractor, size A. All in good
cond. Write P. &, Tupper At-
tlanta, Rt. 9, Box 48, MA-
9089,

Want bottem oi also,
planiefs, distributors and cul-j

tivators for l-row John

tractor.
J, Ondrews, Chula.

or. H tractor with or without
equipment in good
-| would consider other makes
S. 0, Sitton, Summerville, At.

te

Want late pada case tractor
model SC or DC or. Allis-
Chalmers model WC or anoth-
er tractor of equal size. Must
be equipped with lights and
starter. H. Whelchel, Mur-
rayvile.

Want John Deere H. Cultiva-
Power lift
type. Colum-
bia, Rt. 1.

Want model B John Deere
tractor with or without prepar-
ing equipment, in Ist class
cond. Buy outright er trade
model H John Deere with till-
er, harrow, planters, distribu-

Powers,

ging attachment. O.

lins, Cairo, Rt 1.

Want to exc. Little Jap Rid-
ing Cultivator, newly paint-
ed and in good cond. for & ft.
self dump hay rake, in good
cond. Roland L. Gray, Blairs-
ville, Rt. 3.

Want 2 wheeled garden trac-
tors with implements. Must be
in good shape and reas. priced.
Give full details, Horsepower
motor and implements avail-
able. S .B. Strickland, Lith-
onia, Rt. 3.

in- "aond

|Cannot crate and ship

A Winston,

i Be Tribble, Atlanta,

door.
|Some young fruit

Deere |
Give price for ea. F.}

Want late model Farmall A
shane,

ae



Want Farmall ude A sil
plows, harrow, and pulley. All
in good cond. Marvin Chamb-
oF Cleveland, i. 8



-INCABATORS AND
_BROODERS

Two 1, 1,000 aie cap. Susuess
Coal burning brooders. Have
not been uncrated. 20.00 ea.
Mrs. Lewis P. Bunn, Thomson.

Georgie broader (2 parts) al-
most news. Heated by oil. Mrs:
FE. I. McDonald, 346 Glendale
Ave., NE., DE- 4965.

Bell City incubator, hot wa-
ter type. Oil burning. Auto-
matic Flame control. 140 Egg



Cap. $20.00 FOB. L. &.. Hen:

dricks, College Park, 12 Maple
Road. |

300 Cap. elec. brooder, set up
but. never
at this
price. Equipped with fan, and
pilot light, regulator, etc. Ben
N. Rodgers, Conyers, Rt. 1.

Mother Nature brosder, Sun
Porch and Lamp, size 3 ft. x 9
ft. $15.00. Near Naval Base.
T. L. Sentell, Chamblee, 232
Hardee Ave., phone Chamblee

4241.

500 egg eap., oil burning hot

water Inc., like new, used only
4 times, ts 00. J. A. Jones,

EE 50 chick cap., Elec.
heat control, all metal, used 1
season, $10.00. Mrs. Francis
Smith, Wehadkee, Aja., Mt. 1
(Resident of, and lives in Ga,

but P. O. on Ala. Rt.)

1 oil prgpees stove, large ca

ae 00. M. Haynes, owdon,
t. 3.

Oak all metal elec. diicuaiic
5 deck Brooder, like new, $75.00.
H, G. Kelley, Allanta, 479 Wood-
ward Ave., 3. E, :



FARM LAND FOR SALE



CORRECTION: a
prox. 30 A. open productive.

4-rm, old house, well an perch :
| wired. i

Siren te | Get ven barn, Other out-bldgs., hog lot

2 FR. houses.

and pasture, fenced and wat-
ered. School bus and mail by
1-4 mi, off paved hwy.
trees and

bearing gtapes. $750.00 cash,

balance 5 notes of $500.00 ea.,
payable annually from Jan. Ist

1947 bearing ; per cent inter-
est. B. G. Jeffries, :
367 Ferguson. St. NE. DE: BH4e,



_ SEED FOR SALE



Collard seed, 1
10 ibs., $4.00;
he "Ponder, Whigham.

Large lot of selected Stone
Mountain. Watermelon see
$1.50 lb. Add postage. E.
Beckham, Fitzgerald, Mt 3,

Watermelon seed: Dude
Creek, and Cuban Queen, ea.
kind, $2. 50 Ib.
shade cured. Saved from choice
melons, Starli ing Yawn, Vien-
na.

25. lbs. Kansas Wonder. Wat-
ermelon seed, $1.50 1b.; 20 los,

Ga lb. - 50;

Stone Mountain, $1.50 Ib.
Claude M. Stevenson, Turin,
+R 1,

Good tender bunch garden
bean seed, Brown and pink
eanut beans, 50c large eupful.
No checks or stamps. ines

Hensley, Talking Rock, Rt,

Recleaned -Lespedeza ne
Korean, 8c lb. also oats, $1.00
per bu. Bp. B. Blaylock, Chick-
amauga, Rt. 2.

24 Ibs. long green pod Okra
seed, $6.00 for lot, 1945 crop.
. Chapman, Chula.

Pili baH watrmelon seed,
hand saved, shade dried, $1. 15
Ib.; 10 Ibs. lots, $1.50 Tb. a
W. McDonald, Cordele, Rt; 3.

Brown striped half runner
bean seed, 60c postpaid. No
orders filled less than lb. L.
C. Bishop, Carnesville.

White multivlying onions for
planting, $1.00 gal. Del. Al.
so colored half runner butter
bean, 35c Ib. del. Mrs. J. H,
McCollum, Canon,

been used, $25.10. |

|Jehn O

apa

4-stall |

bine-Tani,
| uel
4
Atlanta, |
for 60c.

100 Ibs. $25.00 tomato, up to 3% Ibs. 200 yel-

lew pear culture, instructions, |
aly for 25 Will C

Handsaved, |

The Rock.



SEED FOR SALE





Jt sabe: pe ae 40
fa Hull black beans,
Ib, Exe. for chicken
sacks, white or col. in
cond. Mrs. Lee Btuler,

lonega, Rt. 3.

| Ibs. 1945 Collard seed, 75.
Ib. Add posta No less than

40c
feed| o
09
Jah-

e.
Ib. sold. Gore tamed enve-:
ilope for reply.

.. anly.
Mrs. Wooten, Broxton,

Rt. 1.

20 Ibs.
seed, $2.50 Ib, Del.
drews, Haddock.

-10 tons best
Lespedeza seed,

J.

Ice Cream Melon
R. R. An-

Kobe
- from

grade
free

Johnson grass, wild onions and Rt,
10c Ib. in 50C Ibs. |

wild coffee.
lots ang ever, less, lle
James B. Woods, Brooks.

4 ax Robe Lespedeza seed,
Combine run, Free of . John-
son grass seed, 40e Jb. H.C,
Allen, Atlanta, 876 Hart St.,
SW, RA-4959.

Watermelon and - Cantaloup
seed for sale or exc. for good
country butter, good dried ap-
ples. and print sacks. Mrs.
Lottie Hogg, Atlanta, 892 Park
St., SW.

Sev. 100 lbs. Watson Melon
seed, saved. from perfect shap-
ed maglens. $1.00 1b. FOB.
. Berry, Ogeechee.

Kobe Lespedeza seed, almost
dodder free, with 1-3 shelled
seed, giving- you more seed
per lb. combine run, $c lb.
Mark T. Warren, Dewey Rose.

White Nest Onions, $1.00 gal;
Horseradish for planting, 6 for
50c. Add postage. Mrs. G. B
Patterson, Blairsville, Rt. 4.

Old Fashioned striped half

Ib.

runner Garden bean seed, 60

lb, Del. No stamps. - Ethel |

| Wright, Alto.

2700 lbs. recleaned Kobe Les-

West, DeSota.

= Korean nent, * seed, com-
lb.. No nox-

ious seed, at a farm, Sam-

F.

Tender white
bean seed, 35 per cup. 2 cups
sr 60c Irs. Bb. L. Van Zant,

Dial. :
Blue Ridge

100 Ibs. to vine,
100 seed: ef Colossal, largest

. Smith, Roy.

Limited amt,
|Bell watermelon seed, hand

lsaved. Price on request, B FR.

Dawson, Towns, Box 111.

Sericea lespedeza seed, pure,
excellently combined, not re-
cleaned, 1%c Ber pound, express
prepaid in 300 Ib, lots, smaller
quantities FOB. Walter Estes,

| Rex,

Korean tespedeza seed, Tec

per ie Limited amt. of Seri-
edeza send 18c per Ib.
Shar pean seed; New era

| peas, a an per bu. L. A. ald-|

well,
Peo ee seed, 3,000,

Ibs, latest crop, cleaned, scar-

ified and recleaned by new,
modern machinery. 100 Ib.
bags, 27c lb. Lyman W. Polot,
(Between Barnes-
ville and Thomaston.)

2700 lbs. No. 1 scarified Ser-

icea lespedeza seed, 25 lb. R.)

i. Day, Alpharetta. Ph. 4491.
White nest multiplying onions

for sale, or will exe. for feed

sacks, or anything can use, oF

60c gal. Add postage. Mrs.
B. Weeks, Dial.
Gourd cushaw, Mexican

squash, pumpkin, 20 seed for
10c. Hot pepper, 10c tablespoon.
Half-runner bean, 25 teacup.
Also Mexican sunflower, 10c
tblespn. Dried peaches, 60c Ib.
P. P. No checks, Josephine
Raley, Mitchell. .

ae

ereageback

mountain climb: |
er tomato, tuns to 19 ft. wp.
to 2 Ibs. ea.

"White Dixie}





d. irs,

6

| 10.
loaf watermelon seed, $1.50 lb.
2 Ibs.

Nice

postage.
Charing, Rt. 1,

Citron seed,
red Indian peach seed, 50c doz.

yello
25
35c

plants, 35c per C. Add _ post-
x tose Crowe,

age.

_Moseleys Sagrain, $1.00 bu.
Makes 5- tons forage per A.
40 bu. grain A. under drought
conditions.

land.

+ 00
E.

639

. Be
Also

nia plants for rooted azalea
plants.

Douglas, Rt. 3.
Limited erioant yellow mat :

and

en seed, sound, 1945 crop, 50
cupful ea.
checks.

van,

2 Tons Searified Sericea Les- _
pedeza seed, A-1 weed free 25
In 150 Ibs. bags, FOB. P,

Ib,
A. 8

300 bu. Hegair, 6c lb. FOR.
T. Seals Varden, Sharon,

4
cut
var.,

seed, long green pods, 30c; J..
. Powell, Summerville, Rt. 2.

* or 5 tons Korean Lespedes :

Mountain

$1.30
tha

4.
Hardigree, Winder, Rt.!

la

Sacckeled Crowder seed peas, =
50c gut. Postpaid in Ga.

lchecks or stamps. Mrs. N.
Overby, Gainesville, Rt, 2.

| Kobe Lespedeza seed, com-
bine
erder. .
er, Griffin, RE, phone 4794, ~
White
| $1.25"
| Gain

Bushel gourd seed,

size,

long flower pot an
gourds,
pkg.
McBryant, Fitzgerald, at

Okra _ seed,

ie

. Sah aa tonties | cor s
bean, 1945 crop, 35 cupful

Old Fashioned White Mule
tiplying Onions

BR :
H. Mealer, Ellijay, Rt. 2.




$2.00 gal. Add postage.
Stella Chastain, Talona. 2

wk. black Crowder as
lb. - Yellow meat peat,

dried apples, 50 Ib
fig sprouts, 25c ea. Add
Mrs. W. Bell,










50c 1b; large

w crookneck squash seed,

teacup. Early Okra seed, .
cup. Klondike strawberry

Cuming;







Grow on any kind
Good for livestock fed
gal., $12.00 per C. C.
Moseley, Decatur,
Sycamore Drive,

ll pepper seed, 25 iblepoan
will. exc. phiox and petu-
Mrs.

Dennis Adams,








Stone Mountain waterme }

del. No stamps or
Mrs. Ida Mae Sulli-
Whitesburg, Rte:



mith, J ackson,

lbs. old time,
short Bean seed,
ade; 4

Cornfield
running
teacupful Okra







d, combine run, Te lb
pedeza seed, 13c Ib. in 100 Ib. | 7,
lots. T. M. Tillman, Athens, Hoe. aoe E. Teasley, Elber=|
128 College Ave. : i . a

ericea Lespedeza, eaned.
About 20 Ibs. Pride of Ga. and scarified, 20c ie ie ie
Watermelon seed, nice andj; HJ. Chandler, Good
clean, $1.00 Ib. Add Ble ter Hove an aa
or postage paid i whole et es | ee
is taken. M. O : 75 lbs. Black Diamond Wat-
Dunn, McDonough, oR ermelon seed, washed and
: }
Gee ee pen, seed | ite onda ANG. Poner, = ig
also, want 1 a
ie wheel for F-12 tractor; Hiram, Rt. 2. .
fone to use tite on. J. f.{. 6 lbs. Green Rind Stone



watermelon seed,
lb. Postpaid. Mrs. a 3
B. Morris, Glenwood, Rt



for.

Spring
$1.00 S

nting, gal. hed ~
_ No.
a



run, 10 1b. P. Q. Money.
No checks. H. M, Cart-

Multiplying Onions

gal. del. Clay pom,

esville, Rt. 4 ee
gal.

also large ee
ad darnin,

26 seed, 10e or lar me

mixed, 25 Mrs. oe

10,



if ordered now,

pt. Add postage. Mrs, a



Stone Mtn, Watermelon seed,

ed, 0c

seed,

20



pure and fresh, $125 1% Me
. postpaid in Ga. Pie
Frost, Ellenwood, RE Be
Clean Combine run Kobe
Lespedeza, 10c lb. FOB. Ralph i
S. Collier, Comer. : = =
Old time Cornfield bean
seed, white and colored mix-

lb.; Field . Pumpin
15c cupful; okra seed, 20

for soda- box full; Squash seed, Je

eup. All fob. Mrs. &

Willis, Talking Rock, Rt.
150 lbs. ist yr. grown Blac

Lee
ie

Watermelon seed, hand se-

lected and shade cured, $1.50 -

Jesse L. Davis, Leslie, Bh

Mekal Russian Sunflow= oe a

er seed, 90c gal.

50c

Postage paid. Mrs. L. De Bile

ott,

5.
loup
ful.
not

tham, Rt. 1.

Okra seed,

qt.; Turnip seed, $1.00 qt,



Lavonia.

lbs. Pure All Meat Cans.
seed, $3.00 lb. or 50 cup-
Add postage. Worms do- :
bother. -J.. BR: Brown, Sta- as
































































































PACE FOUR,
SEED FOR'SALE

_ White Nest Onions; also red
fest onions, 75c gal. eac. Mrs.
oo Burton, Loganville, Rt.

_ _1000 lbs. Kobe Lespedeza re-
cleaned seed, 12%c Ib. FOB.
J. M. Howard, Stephens.

_ Ga. Collard seed, 75c lb.; To-
bacco seed, 25 spoonful, Col-
lard plants 25c C; $2.00 M;
Vigorvine tomato, 200 seed, 30c.
LL. A, Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

140 Ibs. fine selected Can-
hon ball melon seed, hand sav-
ed, dried in shade, $1.40 lb.
FOB for 10 Ibs. and up. G.
-B. Moore, Sr., Macon, Rt. 6.

_ Green Glaze Collard seed, 25c
pkt.. White or heading collard
seed, 15c oz. P. P. also-2 Guin-
ea. Hoosters, $1.50 ea. T. J;
Steed, Buena Vista.

_ Mixed turnip seed for- salad,
35c 1Jb., improved early 65 day

JN, Car-

son, Griffin,
_. % bu. nice Shallot multiply-
Ing onions, 25c qt. Few gar-
SIG; bulbs, 25c. Add postage.

rs. Minnie Malphus, Tuscu-

1D:

_ 2000 Ibs. Sericea Lespedeza_
seed, searified, 98 per cent pur-
in new 100 bags, 22c Ib.
. C. Norris, Bogart.

White nest onions, 75c per







al. Add. postage. Mrs. On-
y Weeks, Dial. a
~ Good Clean Combine run

Kobe Lespedeza seed, 10c 1b.
or recleaned, 17c Ib. No noxi-
ous weeds of any kind. R. A.
Asien, Jsacksons.Rt. 4.)

_ Choice shade cured Cannon
ball watermelon seed, $1.00 Ib.
oe He Smith Unadilla.

300 Ibs. Cannon ball water-
melon seed, hand. saved, $1.25
Jb. in 10 Ibs. lots and up. $1.50
Hee tor less: FOR. bartis si.
Peavy, Unadilla.

600 Ibs. Genuine
from 1945 crop. Also 50 Ibs.
Jumbo Cantaloup. seed, hand
saved. FOB. P. E. Ivey, Pine-
hurst.

3% lbs. Black Lee, wilt re-
sistant watermelon seed, $1.50
do. J. M. Paulk, Willacoo-
nee, Rt. 1, :

. Kobe and Korean Lespedeza
seed, reclaned. Kobe, 16c lb.;
Korean 8c lb FOB. Morris
Phillips, Crandall. :
- Collard seed, 50c lb. or exc.
for watermelon or Cantoloup
-seed. James Turner, Blairs-
ville. |
Sannon Ball melon - seed,
wee tbe P,P. in, 10 1b. lots
or more. Ollie G. Bowen, Un-
adilla. mes Be
Dude Creek watermelon seed,
$1.50 lb. Mrs, Bud Bond, Roy-
i eee

_ 800 Ibs. recleaned Kobe Les-
pedeza, 15c Ib.; 400 lbs. scar-
ified

1500 Ibs. recleaned Sericea Les-
pedeza, 15c lb.; 1000 Ibs. scari-
fied Sericea Lespedeza, 20c Ib.
_C. Webb, Roswell, Rt. 1
Phone 4881: Alpharetta.

ld Fashioned Nest onions,













Sacks of a~ kind. ~ Mrs. Ross
Ff. Chambers, Bowdon, Rt. 1.

Necleaned and tested Korean
Lespedeza, 12c lb.; Kobe Les-
edeza, 18c lb.; Lespedeza Seri-
ea, recleaned and tested, write
or prices; Lespedeza Sericea,

mbine run, 1c lb. All
rices FOB. C. D. Wood, Bow-

e
p
oD

Ibs. long green okra seed,
db. Pd. To Overton,
ure.

Okra seed, 40c lb.; Colored
erbeans, 35c lb. No stamps,
thecks. Add postage. Mrs.
F. Langston, Ashland, Rt.

0 lbs. Sericea Lespedeza
seed, dry, clean, combine run,
=f e from Johnson grass, 12
W. H. Wills, Alpharetta.

Cuban Queen watermelon



$1.50 Ib. FOB. C. A. In-
, Lilly, Box 104.

No. 1 Kobe Lespedeza seed,
Oc lb. 93 per cent germina-



ally

oS of Ga. Watermelon seed, |

| Jersey and Charleston
field cabbage plants, $1.00, 500;

Cannon}

obe Lespedeza, 18c Ib.;

00 gal. Will exc. for 3 print

a, $1.10. 1b, or lot of 32: lbs.

SEED FOR SALE

30 Ibs. Hawkberry Melon
seed, cross with Cannon Ball
melon $1.50 lb. 6 Ibs. Cannon
Ball melon seed, $1.50 lb. W.
M. Evans, Sycamore, Rt. 3.

Artichoke, large field grown,
exc. for planting, taken up be-
fore frost, 35c doz. Guar. to
come up. Will exc. 3 doz. for
1 gal. nice home dried apples.
Mrs. J. L. Cannon, Gordon, Rt.
1;

Cannon ball watermelon
seed, hand saved from person-
selected melons, Gov't
tested, 94 per cent germination,
$1.50 lb. J. J. Bloodworth,

|Gordon, Rt. 1.

1000 Ibs. Cannon ball Black
Diamond melon. seed, hand
saved, screen dried and State
tested from _ selected melons,
$2.00 lb.. FOB. 'W. O. Bird-
song, Gordon.

Sericea Lespedeza seed, scar-
ified 24c Ib. FOB. Leo Green,
Suwanee, Rt. 2.

Sericea Lespedeza seed, scar-
ified, 24c lb. FOB. J. Cc
Green, Suwanee, Rt. Deree

Early Laxton Progress Eng-
lish Pea seed, 1600 lbs. 14c
lb., less than 100 Ib. lots; 13
Ib. for 100 lbs, and over. FOB.
H. A. Hornbuckle, Omega.

Fine Purple top white Glove
Turnip seed, 50c Ib. AV La
Morgan, Americus. :

PLANTS FOR SALE ]



oe ostproof Copenhagen, eatly
rostp p ee

$1.50 M. 5 M. lots $6.25. White
Bermuda onion plants, $1.50 M.
Postpaid. Satis: Guar. L.
Stokes, Fitzgerald.

Charleston W. Cabbage and
White Bermuda onion plants,
fresh grown, $1.00, 500; $1.50 M.
Full count. W-. W. Coffey, Fitz-
gerald.

Frostproof nice large Charles-
ton Wakefield Cabbage plants,
ready now for del. $1.00, 500;
$1.50 M. Postpaid. George W.

Good strong, well rooted
Charleston Wakefield Cabbage
plants, $1.00, 500; $1.50 M. Del.
Leon Gaff, Fitzgerald, Rt. 3.

Large fresh extra early Jer-
sey, Chas. W., Copenhagen cab-
bage plants, White Bermuda On-
ion plants, $1.00, 500; $1.50 M;
5 M, $7.00 del. postpaid; 10 M,
$12.50 Exp.
Satis. Guar.
gerald. |

Frostproof Cabbage plants,
large green Copenhagen, early
Jersey and Chas. W., White Ber-
muda: Onion plants, $1.00, 500;
$1.50 M. Prompt shipment. Sat-
is, Guar. J. M. Coffey, Fitzger=
ald.

Chas. W. Cabbage plants,
$1.00, 500; $1.50 M. Del. Mar-
globe Tomato seed, $1.50 Ib. W.
O. Waldrip, Flowery Branch,
Rte 1.

- Charleston Wakefield Cabhage
plants, $1.00, 500; $1.50 M. Del.
5 and 10 M. lots, $1.35 M. Exp.
Col. Marglobe Tomato seed,
$1.50 lb. Del. E. C. Waldrip,
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. ;

Klondike Strawberry planis,
45 C; $2.50, 500; $5.00 M; Mas-
$3.00, 500; $5.50 M. Apricot
todon strawberry plants, 50c C;
plums, 35c ea., 5 for $1.00; Dried
peaches, 45c lb. Add postage.
ae Lee Hood, Gainesville,

tek.

Missionary strawberry plants,
75e C; Peppermint,
plants, $1.00 doz.; Catnip planis,
75e doz.; Garlic, 10c head or
$1.00 doz. Miss Mattie McCur-
ley, Hartwell, Rt. 2. .

Select Missionary strawberry

Postpaid. C. A. Shell, Atlanta,
eee PL, S. W., RA-
91. =

Fresh grown Klondike Straw-
berry plants, $1.00, 200; $2.29,

Exc. for pecan trees,
true to name. C. W. Smith,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

St.
Respberries, will bear the ist
season, nice strong plants, 12,
$1.00. Postpaid. Mrs. G. L. La-



ton, Dr. B. C. Teasley, Hart-




A Ave., DE-7778. |

Gaff, Fitzgerald, Rt. 3. =

Prompt shipment. |
F. F, Stokes, Fitz

| plants, postpaid, $1.25, 500; $2.25

Rhubarb |

plants, 50c C in 200 lots or over.

500; $4.00 M; 5 M u, $3.75 M.
| All del.

Regis Everbearing Red}

Se ee ee

PLANTS FOR SALE

Onion plants,
Collard seed, 50c 1b. Mrs. Fred
Atkinson, Valdosta, Rt. Bo

Kudzu crowns, $1.75 C; $7.00,
500; $12.00 M. Mrs. B. E. Pat-
terson, Waco, Rt. 2.

Tame Red Raspberries, bear
3 times yr; Hazlenut, Horserad-
ish, Crabapple, good roots, $1.00
doz.; Apricots, tame Cherries,
rooted, 25c ea. Add_ postage.
Marther Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Spring grown Cabbage plants,
Chas. W., Early J., White Ber-
muda Onion plants, $1.50 M;
$1.00, 500. Del. in Ga. Prompt
del. E. L. Fitzgerald, Irwinville.

Marglobe and New Stone to-
mato plants, good nice plants,
good count, moss pasked, $2.25
M. Del. Ready iast of March:
Imp. P. R. Potato plants, insp.
and treated. Good plants, good
count, $3.00 M. Del. No checks.
Ready in April. W. R. Lightsey,
Screven.

-Mostodon strawberry plants,
$1.00 CC P.P> fom Kittle, Car-
rollten; Rt 5. :

Early Klondike and Mt. Deli-
cious. Strawberry plants, $1.00,
-150. Del in Ga. No checks. No
stemps: Mrs. Paul Pinson, Elii-
jay, be 2s ae

White Blackberry plants, 4,
$1.00. No less than 4 sold. Post-
age paid. No checks. Mrs. S.
L. Gardner, Alpharetta.

_ Mastodon Everbearing straw-
berry plants,

del. in Ga. J. M. Burch, Car-
rollton, 140 Newnan St. _

- Chas. W. Cabbage plants,
White Bermuda. onion plants,
$2.000 M or $1.25, 500. Del. Mrs.
T. P. Musselwhite, Arabi, Rt. 1.

Well rooted sage plants, 2, 25c;
5, 50; 12, $1.00. Cash or money
order. Aldora Keith, Gay, Rt. 1.

Bradleys Scarlet Strawberry
plants, $1.50, 500; $2.50 M. Post-
paid to 3rd Zone. Mrs. S. M.
Cockran, Cherry Log.

24 Nice sage plants, well root-

White Multiplying Nest Onion
sets, clean and free of trash,
$1.00 gal. Add posage. Ralph
McElary, Bremen, Rt. 2, Box 62.

Strong, well rooted Dewberry
plants, 60c C. Mrs. J, R. Hillis,
Millhaven, Rt. 1, Box 39.

Missionary strawberry plants,
75c C; Peppermint, Catnip
plants, $1.00 doz. Miss Cecil Mc-
Curley, Hartwell, Rt. 2.

White Bermuda onion plants,
Chas. W. Cabbage plants, $2.00
M. or $1.25, 500. All del. Geor-
gia Sugar Cane, averaging 4 ft.
tall, 2%c stalk for 1,000 stalks.
Eee Hall Araby Rt.

Crystal White Bermuda onion
plants, Dutch, Wakefield, Copen-.
hagen and All season cabbage

M. Get prices on potato and to-
mato plants. LP. Lege, Re-
becca.

with order. No checks.
Pharr, Buford, Rt. 1.

Red Raspberry plants, $1.00
doz.; also early Garden peas, 35
pint. All postpaid. Mrs. J. L.
yee Blu Ridge, Rt. 2, Box

82.

Frostproof Charleston Wake-
field cabbage plants, $1.50 M.
Del. Special prices on 25 M and
up lots. B. F. Mallard, Savan-
nah, hie 1, O; BOX 31a.

Klondike strawberry plants,
$2.50, 500; $4.00 M. Del. Mrs.
Leilar Phillips, Royston, Rt. 1.

2 yr. bearing size Mt. Huckle-

Fanny

berry, Blackberry, Dewberry,
50e doz. Large Garlic Hoarc-
hound, 25e. doz; Black June

Add. postage. Tamar
Talking Rock. ae

Charleston Wakefield Cabbage
plants, $1.30, 500; $2.40 M; 5 and
10 M lots, $2.50 M. Del, Full
count. Prompt shipment. Mary
Allison, Gainesville, Rt. 7.

Sage plants, $1.00 doz.; 10 Ibs.
Home raised Tobacco on hand,
$3.50. Tbsp, Tobacco seed, 60c.
-L. J. Ellis, Cumming.

Charleston Wakefield Cabbaze

Teem,

M; 5 and 10 M. lots, $1.75 M.
Del. Full count.



nier, Decatur, 785 E. College





BULLETIN

25c C: $1.00, 500.

1$2.00 M: A

originally from).
|Iowa, 80c C. Del. in Ga. Spec:
\kded Lima (Butter) beans, Zoe

1 75e 300.

ed. Will sell at 15c ea. for lot.)

'Baxley, Rt. 4.

|tion. Money order or cash.

Kudzu roots, $12.00 M. Cash}

Cherry, red, yellow, plum, 2, 25c.}

plants, 30c C; $1.25, 500; $2.00
Prompt ship-}

PLANTS FOR SALE _

Kudzu crown, $2.00 C. Mrs.
Alma Presnell, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Extra early large strawberry
plants, 45c C; $4.75 M. Postpaid
to 3rd Zone. M.O. or cash. No
stamps. H. F. Barron, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 1.

Nice sage plants, Muscadine
vines, Crabapple _ trees, Old
Fashioned peach trees, 20c 2a.;
Gooseberry bushes, $1.00. doz.;
Beech Nut bushes, 20cea. or $2.90
doz. Mrs. Mae Turner, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 6.

Large early Strawberry plants,
name unknown, 50c C; Large
blue Plum sprouts, 4, $1.00. Add
postage. Mrs. G. L. Hubbard,
Gainesville, Rt. 5. -

1 and 2 yr. Eldorado Black-
berry plants and Lucretia Dew-
berry plants, hardy and. strong
plants, $1.50 C; $25.00, 2,000.
Mrs. C. M. Robinson, Greenville.

Kubzu crowns field grown,
State Cert., 2 yr. roots and more,

$25.00 M; $45.00, 2,000; 1-2 yr.

crowns, $15.00 M., $3.25 C.
Maude Hamby, Greenville.

Early Jersey and Charleston
Wakefield Frostproof Cabbage
plants, White Bermuda Onion
plants, $1.00,.500; $1.75 M. All
del. Ovie C. Conner, Pitts, Rt. }.

Early Jersey, Chas. Wakefield,
Copenhagen, frostproof Cabbage
plants and White Bermuda On-
ion plants, 75c, 300; $1. 15,: 500;
. B. Watson, Pitts,
Rte 1. i ok 4, ss
openhagen, Early Jersey and
Charleston frostproof Cabbage
plants and White Bermuda On-
ion plants, $1.50 M; $1.00, 500;
Postage paid.
Chanclor, Pitts. ak

Klondike strawberry plants,
60c C; $2.50, 500; $4.50 M. Mas-
todon, 70c C; $3.00, 500; $5.50 M.
Well rooted; also dried apples,
45c lb. Prompt shipment. Mrs.
A. D. Jones, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Chas. W. Cabbage plants, 20c

/: Elberta peach seed, 25e doz.;

Catnip, 25c bunch; White feed
sacks, unwashed, free of holes,
14c ea. Add postage. Mrs. Otis
Mashburn, Cumming, Rt. 5.

5,
White Bermuda Onion planis,
Chas. Wakefield Cabbage plants,
frostproof, $1.50 M; $1.00, 500;
25c C. Prompt attention. Cash
or money order. Alton Pittman,

Frostproof -Chas. Wakefield
cabbage plants and Bermuda
Onion plants, 25c C; $1.00, 500;
$1.50 M. All plants del. to 8rd
zone. Full count, prompt atten-

tis Pittman, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Copenhagen Cabbage and
White Bermuda Onion plants,
$1.50. M; $1.25, 500; All plants
del. G. L. Steedley, Baxley. -

Frostproof Cabbage and White
Bermuda Onion plants, $1.50 M.
W. W. Williams, uitman.

Crystal Wax, White Bermuda
Onion. plants, $1.00, 500; $2.00 M.
Postpaid. J. H. Davis, Milledge-
ville, Rt: 6, Box 125-4.

Wonder beets, Iceberg Lettuce,
Endive, Cabbage, Carrots, Ruta-
bagas, Kale, Collards, Bermuda
and Nest Onions, 50c C; Parsley,
Kale, Garlic, 35c doz. All del.
All var. tomatoes and peppers
ready March Ist, 35c doz.
H. V. Franklin, Register. |

Catnip plants, well packed,
25 doz.. Add postage. Exc. for
sacks. Mrs. David Colson, Ha-
zlehurst, Rt. 1, Box 256.

Giant new Gem real true
Everbearing strawberry plants.
(Plant this Spring, pick ripe ber-
ries in 90 days: June to Dec. this

50 plants, $2.25; $4.00 C. - Add
postage. C. A. Dobbs, Gaines-
ville. Sos

Mastodon strawberry plants,
large, early, cultivated, well
rooted, 75c C., $5.00 M. postage
paid in Ga. No chks. nor stamps.
Hse Floyce Grindle; Cumming,

Some Kudzu vines, FREE to
party who will come after and
dig, and_also smooth up the land
after digging. Farm located 3%
mi. Douglasville. Mrs. O. F. Ja-
cobson, Atlanta, 214 14th St.,
HE-4081.

Rhubarb or pie plant,
comfrey, 10c bunch; $1.00 doz.;

Asparagus, 60c doz. Add post-
age. No chks. Mrs. Wanda Fend-

We

-| brown peas, also Hasting

$6.50 Bu; 200 bu. N

Mrs.!

year, April to Dec: next year),|

15
bunch, 2 for 25c; horseradish and}




















































































dnesday, Februa
PLANTS FOR:

Mastodon strawberry
$1.00 C; $10.00 M. Add
Mrs. H. T. Wright, Waco,
Box 103. ee

Kudzu Vines FREE to ;
who: will come after a
same. G. H. Cox, Atlanta,
Boulevard N. E., phone



BEANS AND PE
FOR SALE |

~



40 lbs. 1946 White b
butter beans 30c Ib;.1
hull speckle peas $1.50;
green stringless snap
(peck to the hill). Qua
-isfactory, No checks.
J. L. Burns, Vidalia, R

White and Brown 6
White and Brown 1-er
20e. Ibs =Not. PP. (us
figure postage.) B. F. .
Bowman. 2a

_2 Ibs Henderson bunch
for sale or exc. for clean b
Beeswax; Also few pe
sale. W. B. Bass, Swai
Ri 1 Box bs Le

10 bu. O-Too-Tan: Soy
$7.50 bu; also good mu
for cash or exc. for:
sow. T, T. Hattaway.
boro. aoe :
1944 crop 90-day
beans, test for ger. sho
percent; about 40 bu. a
bu. FOB. Marvin G,
Sparta, Drawer KK. 3.

Red Speckled Crowde
. plus _ postage.
Snow, Gainesville, Rt,

Early brown 6 wks

low Dynamite
cups for $1.00 post
Clarence McMillan, |
Bs

About 300 bu. O

beans, combine un
$350 bus oH. Ei ee
Mount.

White, tender hull cu
cornfield seed beans, 2
cupful, Del, in Gaw -
W. Anderson, Carteca
White Half. Runner ~
beans, 35c for large tab
full, postpaid; also Bean
clear of weeds, $30.0
my barn. Mrs. J.
Carticay. ay

Good, tender striped
field beans seed, 40c_
cupful, 75c pint. Add-
Mrs. Jewell Hefner,
Roek, Rt 2: reg

600 Bu. No. 1 Ve

ham Peas. $7.00 .B
new 2% Bu. sacks.
Lamar Brown, War

Clay peas, $6.50 bu.; N
vet Beans $5.25 Bu.
2% bu. bags. F..
Garner, Warthen. ~

2 bu. mixed peas $6
A. J. Adams, Sycam
Box 538A Eo ras

30 bu. Brab peas,
sound, $6.50 bu. M
Chapman, Jeffersonville
2, Box -145. ;
White half runner

\Beans, 40c lb. at my pl
shipping. Mrs. |
Mr. Airy, Rt. 1.

2 bu. Blk-Eye anc
Brabs; -sacked, ea.
bu.; 24% bu. White Bro
Peas (for eating or seed
bu. or 12%c 1b. for
Okra seed $1.00; 4
Garden peas $1.40.
paid. K. S. Lindsey
Res}. pS
- Tender Cornfield bh
50c lb. Also Strawberry
75c. Add postage. Mr
Tippens, Talking R

Red Speckled 2
crowder peas 20c 1
lots and up; White Ha
ner Garden beans 3
eupful, _P. Pin G
Brown, Ball Ground,

sage 50c a Bunch o:
$1.00. No chec%s.





ment. Horace Allison, Gaines-
; ville, Rt, i ee Beas ee

pts

jley, Ellijay, Rt. 2.





Gafle, Ellijay, R




Cr a peas - 50c at. |

Ws ee Rt.
White Halt Hanne:

d Early Cream
ach Bean Seed 35c
cupful.
Mae Mullinox, Jas-

alf Runner Garden
ds and tender, 50c
ul. Also
upful. No checks.
Gentry, - Ellijay, Box

: Also 6

peas, 4: eups $1.1";
caked Half Runne:

hite Hull Runner.

cupful. No checks.
_ Ashworth, Dacula.

B neh Butter beans
Ib. plus postage.
ackson, Waco, Rt

oy- beans $3.25 bu.

in 2% bu. bags.
reloth, Desoto.

pure Tenn, Brown-

s peas $7.00 Bu. |

lis, Maxeys.

Velvet beans

. New stock,
| Cokers Cot-
treated, $6.00 (1
Untreated $5.50
Ae von

Garlic
also Old style
thls. Add post-

short corn-
Oe cupful each
8 ao Wade, ENi-

: "White Crowder
. for lot or $9.00
aller orders; Also
eyes $6.00. bu. No

i ing Black Pole
ped half runners, 59c
upful; -Also Cream
tly mixed White

as 25c lb. Add

: Ww. V. Robbs,

saved
;. Alsa

D SEED CORN
IR SALE

clean shelled pop
for weevils, 102
han 50 lbs., ship-

a postage. J. Lf.
McDouough, R. F. D.

good corn, $1.50 bu.
Kobe and Sericea

ay, $35. 00 ton, also
tools and power
l chine vy Mure

South \ wees ican

new crop. Shelled

ed, 10c Ib, - FO, -B.
han 50 ibs, shipped.
rnelison, Lafayette.

good clean sheli-
ees: B. A. Gran-

ure Ist yr. Hastings
1.00 pk., $3.50 bu.,
) id. J.. K.- Meeks,

per Prolific wiinel
., $3.60 bu. White
variety, ist yr. Hand
_ shelled. Shipping
a. L. Hamby, La-

gS prolific white seed

_pk.; Also pop corn
A nubbed, hand sheil-

Slaw pop corn,
fashioned plums
grape vines, .25 ea.
_ Ethel _Curhow,

No stamps. |

Crowder | 1

sales

* | staple,

ge.|var. gin.
-| barn,

Fine seed corn xnown
Coon Corn( 2 and 3 ears to
stalk,) hand nubbed and shell-
ed, 10c lb. Add postage.
. Adams, Lawrenceville, Rt.

Nice lot of Whatley3 Prolific
seed corn, $3. 50 bu.; $1.90 pk.
Sound, pure, hand nubbed.
Corn inspected. H. Grady
Adams, Social Circle.

400 bu. of good
shuck corn, $1. 50 bu
barns Hubert Davis 5s

at my
~Warren-

,[ton, Rt, <2.

500 bit Whatleys tecd corn,
first year, $3.50 ou. eisher in
shuck of shelled: F. B. J.
W. Whiteiey Warrenton.

-Marlboro seed corn, $! 00 pk,
$4.00 bu.; Also Whatleys pro-
LiLiG; second yr, +, $1.00. pk.
$4.00 bu. Shelled or oa - cob.
No checks. J. E. Locke,
len Rt. od.

Buckeye yellow seed corn,

| $1.50 pk; Also White prolific}
Mastodon Strawberry plants,|,

$1.50 M. Docia Harris, Lula.

Hastings white prolific seed
corn, $1.00 pk. First yr. Jameg
Asbury Puckett, Buford, Rt.
iy Box. 50. <. a

25,000 Ibs. Queens . Golden
pop corn, recleaned, in even
wt. bags, 6c Ib. for entire los
or 8c lb. for 100 to-5090 Ib. lots.
F. O. B, 1 Ib. sample on_re-
ee e. 1). Collins, Cordele,

Corn, agg and etude 1
ip 7 Se W. -Hovel, Clevelana,
{3

Stoneville 2B Cotton:
LSE or, Ginned 1. var., gin|
Cleaned, culled, treated with
new improved Ceresan, $6.50
per hundred. F. QO: B.- J. H.|
Beasley, Lavonia.

Empire Cotton Seed, origin-
ated and bred by Ga. Experi-
iment Station. Bale per A. and
iginned pure. First year, $6.25
per 100 Ib; or $7.00. cwt Cere-
san treated: Also Kobe Lespe-

seed,

ders, Jr., Eatonton.

Hibrd Half and Half cotton
seeds. Kept pure at. gin, first
yr. Reasonable price. fF. H.
Bunn, Midville.

Empire Cotton seed, Ist yr
from Ga..
$2.00 bu.
Temple.

800 lbs. of Cokers 100 Wilt
resistant cotton seed, 1 in.
$5.00 per: hundred. F.
N. P. Moore, Ailey, Rt.

H. D. Edmondson,

Sek

ee

D. P. and L Planting Cotton
seed, No. 14, Ist yr., kept pure.
$7.50 per hundred, treated;
$7.00 per hundred, not treat-
ed. Add 10c on checks. No
orders less than 100: lbs. Willie
Tanner, Flippen, 2) ba.

Empire Cotton seed, originat- |

ed and bred by Ga. Experi-
mental Station. Made bale per
A., ginned on 1 var. gin, $1.95
bu., also Clean Kobe Lespede-
za " seed, free of dodder, 12c
Ib. Riley C. Couch, Turin.

50 bu. Empire Cotton seeds,
5 locks to the boll, $1.50 bu.
Es2O; Beds] Gs Haitley, . Ced-
artown.

180 D & PL Cotton seeds,
No. 14, 1 yr. Recleaned, Cere-
san treated, germination 90
percent to 97 percent., $8.00
bu., 100. 1b. sack. W..L. Hous-

ler, Fort Valley.

Stoneville 2B Cotton seed,
for planting, Ist yr., $1.75 bu.
T. W. Simmons, Douglasville,
Rie 3.

D & P. L. Cotton seed No.
14, Ist yr., Big Bolls 42 percent
lint. Kept pure at gin, good
staple, 6:00 per ecwt. F. O.
B. or $5.00 per hundred at the
barn. Oscar L. Stone, Logans-
ville, Rt. 3...

1500 lb. D. P. and L. Cottoa
seed, 2nd yr. ginned on one

$5.00 ecwt. at my
Guy Hart, Royston, Rt.

es

1,

GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE



60 tons of hay. Will del. in
7 to 10 ton lots from my barn.
J. W. Morley, Arabi.



ee

slipped

But-

aot

Shealy, Oglethorpe.

Jone 2 horse mower

al charge.

|



tal be
'P, Murphy,
Experiment Station,; 4:



hay in bales.

and figs,
Gezassed (eth Rh ans

shell pecans

19 tons of | oe Goce
7 opaal! Prather,

Monroe, Tel. 4561.

25 tons" peanut Kay. |
ton F. O. B. my barn.

$15.00
M.. L.

15 tons good Runner aati

hay, $15.00 ton at barn, can-

not ship. G. D. Fain, Edison,
Tel. 302.

40 or 50 tons of ne, hay.
Will del.
Arabi.

5 tons Lespedeza hay. J. H.
Brazier Jr., Zebulon.

Good peanut. hay, Spanish or|
| Runner, will del. in 6 to 8 ton

lots anywhere in state on good
roads. Fred Flanders, Dublin,
Rt. 6,

6: tons of Kobe Lespedeza
hay in bales, $40.00 ton;: also
in good
shape, $40.00 at my barn. -H.
HE. Starr, Franklin, Rt. 1.

Several tons good peanut
hay, $12. 00 ton at barn. B. A.
Helton, Parrott. a ;

2 cars baled oat straw; also
2 cars dead Berumda grass for
bedding or packing, $10.00 ton
FCO Bo We Li: Beg ee
Madison.

Bright and clean Spanish: and|
Runner peanut hay, $18.00 and:
($20.00 ton. Del.

anywhere in
Ga. on paved roads at addition-

Fred Flanders, Dub-
din, ant. <6. ;

10 tons Runner peanut hay,

$15.00 ton, if entire lot is tak-

en cash at barn. Rufus Mer-
ciman, _Lyons,- Rite

2 ton Kudzu hay
without rain, $45.00 ton. W.
L. Holland, Temple, Rt. 1.



FRESH AND DRIED
FRUIT FOR SALE



1945 crop, dehydrated peaches
free of worms, 50c
Ib.; Also 1945 crop large paper
well filled out,
45e lb. 5 Ibs. for $2:00 del.
Mrs. Ola Jones, GYayson.

Nice sundried apples, 40c
in 10 lb. lots. Postpaid. G.
Jasper, tee:

- 1945 crop, unpeeled peaches

or peeled sundried apples, free

from worms, 40c lb. Del. to

2nd zone for $2.40. M. O. or

eurrency. Mrs. L. A. Sanders,
Ashland.

Dried Ben Davis and York
apples, 40c Ib; white multiply-
ing onions, 75c gal., also HKar-
ly strawberry (some grow as
large as guinea eggs), for sale.
Mrs. Ada Powell, Rising es
Rt. 3:

SYRUP FOR SALE



Pees syrup, 50c zal for less
than 5 gal. bring big mouth jug.
QO. E. Norton, Fairburn.

1,400 gal. bright and heavy Ga.

cane syrup in No. 10 cans. John

W. Hand, Hazlehurst, Rt. 3.

4,000. gal. Pure Ga. cane syr-
up. J. E. Steadham, Bainbridge.

500 Ga. Green cane syrup in
1 gal. cans, $1.00 gal. See or
write. Raymond Shaw, Quincy
Fia., R..F. D, 2.

200 gal. syrup put up in tin,
$1.25. gals also 7 tons: peanut

hay at my farm. Linnell Paulk,

Wray, Rt. 2.

3,500 gal. pure Ga: cane syrup.
At farm. RD, Humphrey, Col-
Quits,



SEED CANE FOR SALE



5,000-- stalks Pb. O.7- Seed
Cane; also 500 stalks Kianna
Seed Cane, $1.00 per Hundred at
bed, average 3 ft. Tobe Milner,
Cuthbert, Rt. 3, Box 31.

Choice seed cane, $1.00 per
hundred. F. O. B. at my place.
G. H. Lewis, Lestie.

Old time Ribbon Sugar Cane,
about 4 ft. B. J. Outen, Manas-

| sas, Rt. 2.

10,000 stalks: P-.O. J. -cane;
$10.00 per hundred. F. O. B. at
my place. B. B. Lewis, Louis.
ville, Rt. 3.

in 7 to 10 ton lots
from my _ barn. FL Coo Penn?

Rt

1, Box 55.

in bales.





ae M B. qavicey he $4, 00. on. cere
Delivered, March, April, and]
Eva Bur-
dett, Washington, Rt. 4,

Giant Black Minorca epee,

May. M. O. Mrs.

from special pen of 2 yr. oid
hens, $2.25 for 15. L. B. Mil
lians, Newnan. : c

Hatching eggs Wonderfully
AAA Grade (good winter lay-

lers) $2.25 for 15 or $4.00 for
30 large eggs selected. Joe V.

Calston, Kingston, Rt.

Pure White Pepkin
eggs | from pedigreed
$1.50 doz. Delivered.
Kirkpatrick, Grayson.

Holland and Mammoth
Bronze cYrossed turkey eggs
from unrelated stock, 30c ea,

Le

duck
stock,
die

March, April and May deliv-

ery. Mrs. Robt. J. Miller, Au-
gusta, Rt. ye: Box 413. :

Turkey eggs (Both Bronze
and White Holland) Also Duck,
Guinea, Pheasant and Cornish

eggs and plenty turkey poults

for March dnd April delivery.
Mrs. Helen Rs Street, _Atlanta,|

{Rte 2.

M; B. turkey eggs, 50 ian
Postpaid. Mar. and April de-
alate E. A, Adams, Bowdon,

Pure bred S. cc Butt Onis
us eggs, $1.25 for 15. Post-
paid. Crates returned. Miss
Ronie Johnson, Shellman, Rt.

Buff rei pgs
AAA grade, $1.60 for 15. Crates
returned. No checks. Mrs. M.
M.. Kelley, Lithonia. :

Purebred Heavy type Dark
Cornish Hatching eggs, $1.40
for 15. Cartons returned at
once. M. O. Miss Cora B.
Pee: Ty Ty, Rt, 3, Box

M. B. Turkey - Eggs,
del. no orders less 12. M. QO
Mrs: W. W..Howard,. Byron.

AAA White Leghorn eggs for
hatching, $1.50 for 15. Mrs
W. I. Cook, Felton, Rt. 2.

Purebred N. H. Red eggs for
hatching, $1:50 for -15; . Also
Purebred R. I. Red_ Rooster,
April hatch, $5.00 Mrs. Lucile
Hooten, Milledgeville, 406 S.
Jefferson st. :

Hatching eggs from Par-
mester Strain Reds, bloodtested,
R. O. P. Cockerels, $2.00 per
setting; also baby chicks, $3.50
for 25. All postpaid. Mrs,
Fred Shivers, Cuthbert, Rt. 3.

Pure - Mammoth Toulouse
goose eggs, 30c ea. del. Mrs.
Fred L. White, Atlanta.



POTATOES AND OTHER
VEGETABLES FOR SALE



5,000. lbs. Yellow skin P. R.
bunch potatoes, 4c Ib. at the
farm, 5c lb. F. O. B.S. D. Flan-
agan, McRae, Rt. 1.

Certified yellow bunch seed
potatoes. B. F. en Green-
ville.

Bunch pink skin P. R. sweet
potato seed, 3c lb. at my place.
R. FE. Scarborough, Byron. |

bunch sweet potatoes
MOS.

Fure
free from disease, 5e lb.
Smelgrave, Ideal.

Correction: 800 or 900 lbs. of
Porto Rican Sweet Potatoes, 4c
Ib.; also 3 bu. Mixed field peas,

/sound and free of weevils, $5.00
bu. FOB. Ey ih. Burke, Rhine,

Ri:
8,000 or 10,000 Ib. sweet pota-

toes, 4c Ib.; also 8 or 10 bu, corn

field peas, $8.00 bu.
L. H. Calhoun, Lumber
Jacksonville Road.

Dont ship.
City,



PECAN AND OTHER
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE

e



Crabapple, Huckleberry,
Gooseberry, Yellow, red plum,
1-5 ft., 10c-45 ea. -White Mush
peas, free of weevils, 15c cup.
No-order less than 6 lbs. Add
postage. Exc, for print or white
sacks. Mrs. James Connell,
Toomsboro. <

Muscadine, Himalaya berry,
large blackberry, 3 yr. old, 50c
ea.; Strawberry, Everbearing,
and garlic bulbs, 50c doz. Mrs.
Red E. Robinson, Bowdon,

Travis, Riverdale.

ety

30c ea!

-Chabapple trees, 20c ea.;

meats,





Sweet ee c Vines, fa
jea. or $4.00 for 4; Umbrelle
na, 50c ea.; artichokes, a

straight handles,
ea. Add. postage.
Arnold, Benevolenve.

Brown Calif. figs, May Che %
15e ea., $1.25 doz.; Red ihe Ye

10c, 15c, 20c ea.; . aa
$2.00 doz. $1.00, or more order
del. in Ga. State fe ed !
A. Moon, Waco, Rt. 2

Peach trees, ieading var., tru:
to name, State inspected, $2.
doz.; $20. 00 C. Grapevines, $2.0
doz. Seedling peach trees, $1.
doz.; $10.00 C. Black walnut
trees, $8.00 doz. Mrs, EB. B.

$2. 00, Or 25
Mrs. a i

Brown. Scuppernong, oe

Large Bronze Seen
Black Muscadine, Himalaya,
blackberry, Dewberry, 3 yr. size,
50c ea. Mt. Blue Huckleberry
Boa 3 doz., $1.00. Mri

. B. Robinson; Bowdon,

1 yr. rooted grape cuttings,

oe and Niagara mixed, 30

(GoN, Shelena, dts Clarks
tof

Brow Turkey figs, of
$1. 00. Kudzu crowns, $2. 00 3
$6.00, 500; $10.00 M. All rooted
and. delivered. E. H, ee
Waco, Rte ee ;

spected pecan trees.
Stuarts, and Moneymaker, 2:
ft., $2.00-$2.50 ea.

| man, Stovall. -

Sweet Pomegranate, Seedling
peach trees, $1.00 ea.; Seedlin
pecan trees, 25c ea.; Large. Ye
low Apple, Muscadine vines, 5
ea. Mrs. V. M. Johnson, Shells
man, Rt. 1, Box 54. ue E

Seedling pecan trees, se ea,
Apple tree Sprouts, Black Wak
nut trees, 25c ea. Add postage
Mrs.2C. Hi. Sledge. Byron.

Scuppernongs, bronze an
white cross, stocky, 3 yr. vine
$1.00; 1-2 yr., 50c. Purple Pr
lific figs, early bearing, strong
plants, 50c; 6 bearing fig tree
$1.00 ea. Selected Blueberry
plants 25c ea. Cannot sHip. Mr
Maude Granger, Reidsville.

Muscadine, leading varieties,
Bronze, Amber, Black, Male, |
yr. size, 45c ea. Exc. for prin
feed sacks, 3 of a kind, 100 thy
cap. Send samples. Mrs, Lona
Tallent, Lula.

Old Fashioned peach eed)
Muscadine grapevines, well root
ed sage plants, Beechnut trees,

Heng
Slender green pod Okra s
20c cupful. Mrs. W. H. Norrel :
Gainesville, Rt. 6. =

Crabapple, Huckleberry, Ve
low and Red Plum, Gooseber
ries, 1-5 ft., 10c-45c ea. Add posts
age. White Mus. peas, 15c cu
No order less than 6 lbs. Exc. fo}
white or print sacks. Mrs. Le
Colson, Toomsboro. =

_1 yr. Concord, Niagara, Luti
Grapevines, 3, 90c; $3.00 doz
2 yr. bearing size Niagara an
Concord, 3, $1.05; Nice sha
cured. sage, 95c Ib.; 10 Ibs. 8
los Sun dried apples
peaches, 50c Ib:; Black, Wal
$1. 00 lb. -All postpaidg
Mrs: Nathan Weatherby, B
Ground, Rt. 4.

1 yr. apple trees, 3 ft. ond UD
35 ea. del. parcel post; Staymay
Winesap, Gates, Detroit Re&
Yellow Delicious, Elbert
peaches, 2-3 ft., also Concor@
grapes. J. O. Crawford, Ellijay ue

Var. peach trees, white ang
yellow clear seed and preg}
trees, Fig trees, 6, $2.50. Sweeg
Pomegranate trees, 3-5 ft., 4 fa
$4.50 postpaid. Arthur Griffigy
Patterson.

State insp. leading var. oe ES
trees, 18-24 in., 30c ea., 3-4 f
= Garger pear trees, 4.5

vines, 2 yr., 25c ea,; :
nong vines, 50c ea. All postpait
W. H.. Alexander, Cleveland.

Damson Plum sprouts, 3-5
good roots; well wrapped by
parcel post, 15c or exc. for co b
ton feed sacks. Ea. pay postag
Nina Dyer, Demorest.

Grapevines, 5 var., 5c. e@
rooted; Unrooted 2 ft. cutting
$1.50 . Plants of all kind
Home grawn. R. W. Jorda)
Atlanta, 876 Barnett St, Ee
HE-3563-R.





= vines, 25c ea.











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= _ B, Langford, Sr.,

: Be 3 uf



whale halves.
: mondson, Barretts.

Ib S per wk., 50c Ib.

te ea. wk. Satis.

Richardson, Bowdon, Rio.



MARKET BULLETIN

te

Weduesdayr February







"PAGE: SIX
PECAN & FRUIT TREES MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE . FOR SALE -
beat 100. Black . Walnut HORSE MINT:

- Seions, to 12 in., lhc ea. 2 for
25; also 2 bu. hulled and dried
walnuts, $1.00. Party pay post-
age on all. S. A. Mangum, Cum-
ming, Rt. 5.

Early Summer and Fall var.
ae and peach trees, 1 yr., 3-5
35c ea.; Kieffer and Garg
es trees, Early Richmetid
cherry, 2-3 f., 90 ea.; Grape-
T, M. Webb, 4l-

lijay.

-Scuppernong vines, rooted,
large white var., 50c ea.; 3, $1.25.
Postpaid. No checks. Isla Hamul-
ten, Alamo, Rt. 2.



HONEY BEES AND BEE,
SUPPLIES



4 Ibs. a 50c a alsa 4
Ths. Bee Tallow, same price. Exe.
for anyhing can use. Mire: James

. Moon, Royston, Rt.

16 modern Bee Hives, $4.00 ea
without supers, or $5.00 ea. with
super. W. M. Cex, Lebanon.

8 Beeway section supers for
10. frame -hives, factory made,
goad condition. Complete with
ixtures, $8.00 ea. del. here. Ch
Ss. Hall, Hartwell, Rt. 2.

1444 lb. of yellow Beeswax,

_ 50c Ib. Add postage, cash or
M. O. Mrs. D. A, Ard; Warm
Springs.



PEANUTS AND. PECANS



50 lb. fokiey and ees pe-
cans about % and 14, 35 Ib. tor

let er 40c Ib. less lots: also 25

bu. walnuts in hull, 40c bu. s
Maysyille.

50 lbs. ea. of Stewart and
Schley pecans, 40 lb., good
quahty, will ship 10 ibs. or more
te any person. Prepaid and in-
sured. Clyde T. Hannah, Logan-
ville.

Stewart, Mobile and Scedine
pecans 45 to 50c Ib. 5 and 10
Tb. A. B. David, Griffin,
Hox ve

Good small pecans, 20 !b.
ges or te Hazel Pittman,
_ Maysville,

80 Ibs. new ero of Stewart
eaana, 25e lb. for entire lot.
FOB. W. G. Tarpley, Vaughn.

Papershell pecans, 30 lb. 5
Tbs. and up by mail, express, or
charge for packing.
O. H. Bradbury, Bogart.:
Pink Gnanich peanuts, washed,
dried | and free frem pops, for
seed or roasting, 15 Ih. plus}

postage. No orders less than 5
Ibs. _ Miss Elie Smith, Cumming,

he

' Pecan meats, 60 per cent or
Mrs. J. J. Ed-



a

"MISCELLANEOUS _
FOR SALE

Se

|: BUTTER:

4

4 Ibs. Yellow J ersey butter
per wk., 60c tb.; also print feed

sacks, washed, 100 lb. cap., in

a Hee cond.

eas

40c ea. Add postage. |;
HL, Patterson, Flowery

2-4 Ibs. 2a butter ea. wk.,

|e db, postpaid er 50c Ib. plus

ostage. Mrs. T. W.
Douglasville, Rt. :2.

_ Nice Yellow country butter, 2
lus post-

Mrs. Ivy B. Sherrill, Bow-
a, Rt. 1.

Simmons,

he lbs. nice fresh country but-
guar., 60c lb.
P. in Ga. Also rooted sage
ian 20c ea., 3, 50c. Mrs. H.
', Bivens, Powder Springs, Rt. 1.

: CALAMUS BULBS:

Aalamus bulbs for eating or
planting, 50 doz.; also everbear-
ing strawberry plants, $1. 00 C
Aad for Bript res 3 alike.
; postage. M: MeLaughlin

J .

Greenville, Rt. 3.

CRACKLINGS:

Correcticn: About 4 Ibs. fresh
ackings, all for $1.00, Also,

an furn. 4 lbs. fresh, country
butter ea. wk., 40c lb. Add post. |
age on both. Mrs. Herbert Hi.



Garden horse mint, 25c bunch
and Muscadine grapevines, 20c
ea. or 6, $1.00. Mrs. Cleo Long,
Gainesville, Rt. 6.

FEATHERS:
White Giant Capen and
Bronze Turkey feathers, free of

wing and tail. Dry picked, 40c
Ib. Del. Z. J. Lee, Red Oak.

GARLIC BULBS:

Garlic bulbs, 25 doz.
W. Ford, Lithonia, Rt. 1.

GOURDS:

24 gourds, 16-20 in $3. 00 for
let. Add postage. Mrs. H.
Bishop, Farming:on.

Sev. thousand Martin gourds,
plum, peach, persimmon, oak,
Chinaberry trees, all 5c 2a.
Bermuda grass cuttings, cheap:
gourd seed, 20 oz. Red Nest On-

Mrs. J.

a

ions, Se gal. Mrs. L, ~ Woo-
ten, Camilla.
Gourds, 18 in. in * circurafars

ence. Short handles. Not less
than 4 sold. Have 12 this size.
No stamps. Write for prices.
Mrs. T. B. Thomas, Thomasboro.

HAMS:

Sev. No. 1 Cured Hams. Make
best offer.
noia, Rt. af

ROOTS AND HERBS:

Sassafras, Yellow, Elecampane
root, Wild cherry bark, 35 ib.;
Catnip, Peppermint, Balm,
Spearmint, Yarrow, Hoarhound,
Tansy, Featherfew, 35 doz.
bunches; Sage plants, $1.50 doz.;
Garlic bulbs, 35 doz. Del. in Ist
and 2nd zones. Miss Te
White, Dahicnega, Rt. 1, Box 35.

Yellow dock, bird Oak, Bear
foot, wild Cherry, Red Sasafras,
Bloodroot, Queen of the Mead-
ow, Coltfoot, witch hazel, 30c lo.
ez 3. ib. $1. 00. _ Miss
Stover, Pisgah, C0 R. . Stover,
WALNUT 3 MEAT; . f

Black Walnut meat, $1. 00 lb.
Will exc. white feed sacks for
enion sets. Any amt. or any
good seed. Want good rice
on K. W. Ben seed. tee +
Driver, Commerce, Rt. 3.

Tb.; Good Chewing tobacco, 10
twists, $1.00; Sage plants, 2, 25c;

Gooseberry pushes, 1de ea.; Old
Fashioned Ralston apple trees,
10c ea.; Fox grapevines, Winter
Grapes, 20c ea. Exe. for print
sacks. Mrs. R..C. Stover, Pisgah.

Nice, clean black Walnut
meats, bright colored, 85 ib.
Add postage. WN. M. Cochran,
Pisgah. :

Black walnut meats, 75 pt.,
Black Walnut bushes, 25 ea.;

Muscadine, 15 ea. John Wilson, |
| El Yay, Rt. 3.

Black eink. meats, $1.00 pt.;
Black haw root, 50c ib:; Red
reat, 25c ib.; Horse radish, abe
dz.; Star grass, 25 doz.; Queen
of the Meadow, 30c: Ib.; Large

Gg

| Fed pee old fashioned cherry.

pushes, 25 ea. Add _ postage.
Me Presley Fowler, Diamond.

WOOL:

Clean white washed wool for
ele, Bowman, Buford,

SES

SACKS:
Print sacks, free. % ples, 190

4b. cap., 40 e aM L, Crow, | J
Gainesvil le,

Print feed tot, washed anc
ironed, free of. holes, 40c ea. Ade
postage. No checks or &. Q. BD.
orders. Mrs. Egbert Keith,
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

100 lb. cap. print feed sacks,
washed and irened, 40c ea. Mrs,
J. O. Brooks, Gainesville, Rt.

Print sacks, washed
ironed, 3 for $1.00. Add postage.
Mrs. Leonard Elliott, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 7

Print feed -sacks, washed and
ironed, 100 Ib. cap., 39c ea., 6 for
$2.25; also white sacks, 100 Ib.
cap., "20 ea. Del. Exchange for
pecan trees. _Lee Crow, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2, Box 143.

Print feed sacks, 100 lb. cap,

washed, ironed, free of holes,
40c ea. Postpaid. All orders
accepted. Mrs. J. @. Burdett,

Gainesville, Rt. 5.
_ Print sacks, 100 Ib. cap., 40c
lb.. cap., 20 ea.

irone
Mrs.

Washed and
free of holes. No chks.
Pauline Grant, Dawson-



; ville, Rt. 1.



Pirnon |

o

ea.; also white feed sacks, 100

Nice black walnut meats, $1.00)



|

and 6 mos. old.

George larsen,

pecreerenesncarees

CATTLE FOR SALE

HOGS FOR SALE





My herd of 10 Reg. Polled
Shorthorn cattle for sale, all

Fernalis Bred. 2 bulis in herd.
R. S. Coleman, Tifton.

5 Reg. head Aberdeen. An-

pus Cattle from good blood-

3 males, 26, i
2 females, 2
and 26 mos. old, already bred.

ines and herd.

Sell lot cheap. T. O. Gurley,
Jonesboro, Box 503.

3 grade Jersey Springers.

$75.00 ea. at. my farm 1-4 mi,
off\ hwy. 7.

John G. Pierson,
Culloden, Rt. 2.

3 reg. Roan Polled Short-

horn bulls, 9-10 mos. old. Well
brown out, best of bloodlines.
John S&S.

- renkins, Elberton.

Reg. Milking Shorthorn Bull
calves from heavy producing
cows weighing up to 1500 lbs.
Desoto, Lone
Oak Plantation.

Granger cow for
freshen in April. Good cond.
At my home. Reas. priced.
Mrs. Fannie Owens, Lawrence-
ville, Rt. 1, Box 131-A.

Reg. Poll type Shrihosa
bull, 542 .yrs. old. wt. approx.
1400 lbs. Miss Josie Hamilton,
|Baxley, Rty 2

Reg. Jersey cow to freshen
soon, gives 3 gals., good cond.
Carl Lee Walker, Adairsville,
Rt. 2.

Nice Jersey cow, fresh 1st
calf this month, $100. 00; Jer-
sey heifer, $60. 00 at my bara.
C. CG, Arnett, College Park, Rt.
2.

1 milch cow, at my farm,
will be fresh in few weeks.
Part Jersey cow with 4th calf,
$75.00 Fred F. Jehnsan, Log-
anville, Rt. 3.

White-faced _ Vertes
head for breed stock,
reg. bull. Price on. request.
D. C Collier, Barnesville.

* 2 milch cows fresh.
Calf 1 mo., other 2 aie ag

sale. Will

8-10

At my place. B. BD, Lee,
Brooks. _

Purebred Jersey. bull, 24
yrs. old, Ancestors Reg. from

heavy producing stock, $75.00
at my barn. 2 mi. W. Bllaville.
Also, 16 bu. Brab peas, $6.00
: H. L. Elliston, Ellaville.

2 young: Poll Hereford bills, |

go ea. J. V. Jenkins, Sr.,
full, SR. FB De

Yellow Jersey, Hornless, with
3rd calf 2 wks. old by side. J.
H. Smith, Fort Valle, Rt. 1.

6 Reg. Polled Hereford bulls
approx. 1 yr. old, eat 00 to
fereford Bull,

gen. 0; 1 Reg.

yrs, ald, best of - bloodliness, |

$300.00; 3 bred Polled Hereford

cows and 3 open heifers, reas.;

also good farm work mule, an-.
rox. 9 yrs. ald, $76.00. C. EB.
Downs, Thomaston,

Reg. Hereford bulls, polled,

or horned, 1 or 2 yrs. old, re
heifers, same description.
K. Chamlee, Sparta.

- Good grade Guernsey _ bull
calf, 6% mos. old, sired by
full stock Guernsey male,
at 00.at my home. Na checks.

eS Frawiek, Fennille, Rt. 2.

-



HOGS FOR SALE



2 reg. open hiraoca "ale
about 1 yr. old, wt. 100 lbs. ea.
$60.00 ea J. &. Humes, Co-
.| Jumbus.

aan we

boar, ee about 250 Ibs., $45. 00.
Come and get. Will not ship.|R
Henry Frasier, Buford, Rt. 2.

Pigs, shoats and hogs. All

sizes, Reas. priced. H. B.
French, J., Lumpkin, Rt. 1.

1 pure reg. Hereford sow,
14 mos. old, raised 1 litter of
pigs. Ready to breed again
$55.00, FOB, 1 purebred Here-
ford poar, ready for service,
$40.00; 2 Hereford boars, 6 mos.
old, $35.00. All perf. cond.
Reg. papers furnished. G. W.
Miles, Baxley.

10 wks. old pigs for. sale.
E. P. McBride, Clarkston, In-

main

litter of pigs now weaned. On

phone 3-3533.

Cordele, Rt. 3.

and June.

including |}

1.

. sale;

| springers.

18 of Goyin's leading nate
igs, sired by prize winning
Male Hero Boy. Mediuth to
blocky type and marked Hight.

$20.00 ea. Treated and reg.
buyers name. Malcom Miles,
Metter, Rt. 1.

10 Poland China pigs, $10.00
ea. 2 % mi. up Jones Bridge
Road from Bridge. J. W.
Crocker, Alpharetta, Rt. 2.

Nice young hog, wt. about
250 Ibs, A barrow and red
color. Selt reas. or exe. for

sow hog of something of equal
value. Can see me at store an
street. F. W. Maddox,
Stone Mountain.

Poland China sow with Ist

bury: 16 near Spalding Co. lige.
J. A. Weaver, Jackson, Rt.

ue Poland China pigs, .
mos. old, wt. 85 lbs., $30.00 ea.
Leonard Heard, Martine 3,

Modern type Hampshire pigs,
boars and girls, 8-10 wks. old.
Papers furn. reg. in buyers
name, dbl. treated for cholera,
$25.00 ea. W.. B: Fambrough,

Reg. Poland China 10 wks.
old pigs, $20,00.ea., either sex.
From prize-winning stock, Will
be ready for delivery in May
nT. Hatton, Shady
Dale.

1 yr. old OIC and Berkshire
gilt, wt. about: 209 Ibs., $40.00.
Also few fine shoats. Can't
ship. Come for them. 9 mi.
Atlanta. J. B. King, Mountain,
View, phone HE-1279-R.

3 Pedigreed OIC gilts, 8 mos.
old. wil reg

1 grade QIC gilt, 16 mos. old.
ready to breed. All 4 for
$240.00 at my farm. M. V.
Manigomery, Tunnel Hill, Rt.

Cherry | Red blocky type
duroc pigs, 8-10 wks. old. Lite
itreatment, -reg. in Southern

Duroc Association at $15.00 ea.
Some unrelated. H. L. Wil-

fas. Bet, 4,
in buyers name.

mule, works anywhe
good eater, $400. 00

Dont write, Come
Holland, Dalion, Rt.
+ mule,

anywhere,



liams, Baxley.
Reg. Hereford sow of choicest

geron, Satdis, P. . Box 75.

Male shoat, Son of
Chester Sow, 644 mos.

fon, J. EL. Royston,

Rt. G.

Reg. OIC male pigs, 3 mes.

rison, Winterville, P. O. Box 48

200 lbs., 2 gilts, wt. about 150.
Ibs. ea. $150.00. Will not!
ship. Harry Lambert,

1003 Dawson Rd.
Gil, 150 lbs. with 7 pigs, 3- 4)

Duree erossed with SPC, $75.00
for all. FOB my farm; alsa
5 goats for sale or will trade
fer some hens, J. H. Smith,
Fort Valley, Re

3 Reg. SPC gilts, 11 mos.
ea. Extra fine SPC boar, sir-
ed by Conquest out

daughter of Mischief Maker

About 400 lbs. Good breeder,
perf. type and color, $75.00. W..
A. Taliaferro, Blue Ridge.

Full Duroc male hog. Just
right for service $50.00 at my
pane: Joel Hart, "Royston, Rt.

nin ante Poland China male
10 wks. old, (with papers)
pa mo . W. Parker, Hahira, | f

20 or 25 pigs and shoats tor
also fresh in cows, 1st
to 3rd calves and some heavy

Otis Myers, Wash-
ington, Rt. 2. :

Nice selection of Reg. ac
ford pigs, 8wks., perf., marked,
$20.00 ea. Shipped as pre-
ferred, atis. guar. Hine 2
yr. old brood sows, wt. 400
lbs., Reg. Herefords, best
bloodlines, $110.00, ea. J. C.
Sanders, Bowerville. ae

Boar Hog, 500 lbs, 1% yrs.

$45.00 ea. at my place, 1% mi.



dian Creek Drive, pe 2914.

Shonewall.

Jbreeding and splendid individ: |p

Reg. | 950 ibs., 10 yrs
Berkshire male and Pure White! mule, full of life.
old, | $50. 00. Richard G
$37! 50 at my place, 4 m. Elber- nesaw, Rt. is
Elberton, |

old. Now ready. Raging or- d. Freeman, Ha

ders. for Sprin delivery on) Extra good fat tear :
pigs, dbl. treated and Reg. mules, 1150 Ibs.
in buyefs name. T. W. Mar- Ross % Clement,

c
3 Reg. gic, 1 male, wt. about | [28
|
Albany, aad, imp

a
old, Championship blood, $40. O- for

of |.
3
(beth world grand champions). i

|
|

old; Gilt, 11 mos. old, 350 Ibs., works good at oe













































































HORSES AND
FOR SALE



1 mare mule, wt. abo
lbs. 4 yrs. old, gentle,
anywhere, $165. 00. Well
njJ. B. Alexander, bese a.

1 Black Horse u
lbs, 9 yrs. old. =
where, dbl. or single, rok
any week end at my
B. Brewton, Lanier.

3 mules for sale. H,
Harden, Hogansville.

6 yrs. old, $300. 00.
well, Pavo, Rt-2.

7 no. 1 mules on far
Commerce. Every mule
to work. Age 8-12 y,
wt. 900-1400 Ibs.
$250.00. See Ed Chamb
farm, or me. M. TF. Ba
Commerce.

2 mare mules, wts. 1200.
Ibs. Good sound, fat a
farm mules. Work ,
Reas. priced. $
$165.00. Lyman W.
Rock.

Have some_mules, hors
some ponies to sell at my.
on old Retan Rd. :
Avondale Estates. R. S.
Stone Mountain, Rt. 1

1 Mare mule, ge le,
to anything, also tie ht
Wagon. $100.00 for b
sell separately. See 3 m:
Waynesville North |
Road. _ Ivey H. war
tense, Ri. 1, Box 39

Good 12 yr. old mare
to be good fast worke
no bad habits, wt.
lbs. $75.00 or trade fo
young cow, fresh or
soon. Mrs. E



Fine Sorrel % yr. ok
mule, wt.,
good. Ga. raised.
Smooth mouth bl.

wt.

1200 Ibs. $125.00;
sey. Guernsey cros,
ready to freshen
aaa $75.00. - Ali

ual, bred 4th time, reg male leo oat Co
$75, 00 FOB Farm. W. Bar- | 3020. : me

Black Mare mu

Sound Yo ng
' ground 100
well broken. $1

10 yr.
easily

where, |
for. a

land, Litho
it Ate
erson, anta
CA-9896 _

1000 Ibs.
Sorrel,

es McElhannon,
Box 14,
Mule and w n
cond. for sgle- ORs
Jesup, Rt. 2.

1 Black mare, $35
about 950 Ibg.,
for 2 shoats..
Temple, Rt 2.

Good horse, m
for sale at once.
ew Hope. B. B
dallas, ie



Ibs. Perf,
easy to handle,
barn! .
mare, wt. abot

Works good 3
Healthy, Bre eed tt abo
$110.0 K.

Oe 2 4.

Nice 7 yr. old
good rider, also
tifully, $150. 00. 7:
son, Atlanta, Allen F
head section.) _

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cash. Walter ;
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RABBITS. A ) CAVIES
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a ; 1 nice. Buff. Cochin bailar 3: Blue and Gray areas; wt.| 60 fat faiea envy: ree
ing orders on Reg. pure- Stud service from either of. my | rooster, $1.00 FOB, Mrs. R, W.| around 4 Ibs., $3.00 a.; 1 Irish Hens, 1945 Hatch, now layin
anan buck kids from 7/4 prize winning N. Z. White Wingo, Newnan. Gray 5% Ibs., $8.00; 1 Black| $75.00 for lot. Send coops. Mr

Bs ahd Lester of Suniiy- Bucks to, healthy does only. Fee Giant, about 6 Ibs. Bethic. N. Thornhill, Boston; $2 3-

5.00. H. 1 pr. Exhibition bred Dark trimmed. Good eyes and spurs. |.
Mar buck, Best foun-| $39 Gaston i Pagers, Avanta.| Cornish bantams, now laying| Jae C. Bennett, Duluth, puis: | PEAFOWLS,


















cock, Mrs. F. E. Hogan, will reproduce Show Wihners),) Box 161. : PIGEONS, ETC.
ae \ 8.00 pr. <Z. KE. Lott, Aug usta,
3692 Atlanta Ave. die eae ha wearers ae so ne g Purebred, heavy Dark Ger | 24 large white King you





Beck Bec He |nish, 13 pullets, begihning to| ster. pigeons, ready to mate
Tog. Buck, Reg. doe, 3 rate vi oe pigeons. tet 10 small type mixed Game! lay, 3 HAE. 2 stags and 1 a $1.00 a.; al8o mated pairs, $2. 50
not reg. to freshen m 8 or trade. ior giant rabbits baritam hens (good layers and $35. 00 for lot. R, E. Taylor, De- pr:} : 8 Giant Homer Youngs rs

Will take $125.00 for Bares, Tree am Me- mothers), and 2 roosters, wt. 1| catur (Rt. 2), 2645 Covington Rd. | $1.00 ea. Dan Davis, Macor

; 315 Rogers Ave.
will exe. them for 100 A iO: Whee, BtoWn, FU HF. 12 Cornish cotkrels, around
hite Leghorn hens, 1945 2 pi. N. %Z White Rabbits,| Fowler, Blue Ridge, Rt. 1. 1 yt. old; dark with yellow legs,| Racing Homing Pigeans, pand-

tie Shropshire, Round Oak, Rt-| Trio modern Black Breasted | $2.50 ea.; also few hens, $2.00 ea.| d, mated, entire loft, ne
AAA or New Hampshires. $3.00 pr.;.6 wks. old. Mrs. Mit- Red Game. bantams, $10.00; 1 ae M. DeBardeinber, mietwo0s. fronts, bowls, feeders, _ trap,

ochran, White, Rt. 1. | 1, Box 78. trio for $13:50. Ail from best] Rt. 1. oe training coops. i. C, Oza)
es Reg: Saanan buck,| 2 blue and white. Dulch does; BH Gres bet Porn Fine trio June 1945 hatch Buel aeebap es oe oo ee
for grad dots. Fresh|bred, $3:50 ea; 1 black and

Cornish eockerel and 2 pullets,
or sale. 3 ini. tom Caaks white dutch buck, pedigreed 302 So. Hartis St.








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about rady to lay, $5.00 for| Assortment of fine Pige eons,
$7.50; mixed: rabbits, $1.00 e&.| | Sev. trios purebred Buff Co-| trie; FOB: "AUanta. oe Mar-| White Kings, White Swiss Mon-
iB tuft 1ft Moss Stote,!tiaae for ducks, BaliiaHi8. or chine bantams, from prize win-| tin, Hapeville, P. O. Box 321.| daines, Homers and Giant, Hoin-
s. Willie Walsh, Atlanta;|what have you. L. W. Me- ning stock, $7. 50 trio; Eggs, $3.50| Phone CA-4100. ers. All are from best of breed.
fest Peachtr St. NW, -o|Burney, Thomson. ~ |per 15. Will nt ship. Mrs. B. 12 Jersey Whit te ing. Write for list ahd informas
M H. Hughie, Atlanta, 722 Lawton ersey White Giant hens,/ tion. R. Lamar, Brantley
Malcolm Williamson. | 2 Reg. Fleitiish giants does,|Si, SW. OG: i wer faving, | cae Wrightsville, Rt. 2. o
5 algo saine ges, from,
10. old. Togeenhure Nan- tea ae ae ie Dark Cornish bantam, tales} range flock, $2.25 per setting or 12 Homing pigeons, #1. 00 ea.
11.00. Would+ trade for reg. buck-Doe and litter, $20.00; | 0", Sale at_sacrifice, also eggs,| $4.00 for 2 sets. Prompt de!.| oT $10.00 for lot; also, Guefiise;
ing hens or Guinas:|/9 @os and Beek 10. Wis, olf oe 00 and $5.00 per 15 for eggs. Moline M: Landrum, Adairsville, | bull, 12 mos. old, $75.00 at barn,







































E. Tyrone. Mrs. L. D./2 heavywt. Chinchilla bucks, 16 Clark, Macon; 358 Spring Rt. 3. Clarence Brown, ae :
wks. old; all reg. parents, 5.00} Siieel CORNISH Gawes
_ Fayetteville, Rt. 2. &. p $ NES
: ea. S. R. Scarborough, Hawk-| 18 to 20 youre mixed Bantain| AND GIA 30 purebred Parinhter_ Rea
iturally hornless . reg. Tog-|insville. : oe hens, how laying; and 4 Roos:| & large Back Cmiae 3 1 yt. qj Bens atid 2 roosters, also 18 fine
rg buck, 4 yrs. old, Peg- <i ters, 75e ea. at my yard. _ Mrs. roosters, ready f or service. ais Barred Rock hens and 1 rooster,

ere Pace BEE, EL a os, lg, um 18 Thane aves, Ga Racaags, ST | Ae poral Gree, BE hd and beng ving Sa
biste. Chest. T4058 Aah $4: 00. % NZ white, % Flem- : one pees ped 145. - | 8a. for quick sale. Ni Hi
rs for spring buck kids ish giants, 4 mos. old Gire 17|, Baby clicks frm_my Own/ 1 jarge type Dark Cornish tower, Richland.

qt. doe. M. T. Barks- ib. Flemish G.) $4.00 pr. Butler fidck of Pullorum Free New at and 3 smaller, same



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Shaith, Hampshirs sired by R. Oe a Z Correction: 8 Christi N.
Bast Point, 1015 W. Wash- mith, Rey. roosters, $18.00 C. postpaid; also Pre ed, at a Bees, $1.75 a0 Red cockerels, 8 mos. old, vaeci-
New Zealand . White Jts. hatching eggs. D. B. Dukehart, nated, wormed and | Pullotum
6 Ewes (ah bred) bucks and does, 8-3 mos. old, | Decatur. 3 nice Gaine stags, unkhown | tested: very active; large Size,

anc from pedist arahid sh t stock, wt. 344: lbs: @8., 2 feddish $3. 00 a: for imme: sale. S. B,

SEES io TLE Geen en Brg aistg SOR Ps Whe Mean bp Sod Gay, ce plo He | Vani thom, Ri

t ess Chgs., also h Ss x1,

Anderson, Forsyth, Rt. 1. ge ri oe 929 Gaston Guinea Pigs or ayes Cay Oz- aieeo ade gallate. Se for. 106 20 pewks. old AAA N. H. Red

burn, Savannah, 226 E. 48th St./ip. No order lss 25 1bs:; plus pullets, $1:00 a.; a = tifa Bs
: i







yr. ola Reg: Tog. Doe; iN0-| on erels, sam
and 1 doe kid sired by NZW, NZR and Chihchilla BARR ei WHITE | Express. Jesse Hudson, Car- Smith: Coen Rt. 2.

ito T5990 Major Vic- pedigreed does; 1 yr. old; $5.00 AND OTHER ROCKS. rollton, Rt. 3.

Kid born Feb, Ist. Both|and $7.50. Mrs. M. R. Settle, __ 50 fine BR triple-A grade ptl-| 6 Brown Red pit Battie stapes, Rhode Island hens, at _ omy
1d doe kid, $50.00. FOB,|Atlaitta, 654 Cascade Ave, RA-|iats, 4945 hatch, tow laying.| $3.50 ea.- ; stag ae katte $6. fo. farm, $2.00 ea.; Also sytup fhill,


















Brabks at my Aretha se, | 8623. Mrs, Belle P. Carter, Newifigton.| also 1 Claret stag and pullet, ri a { Sues
. Brooks, Greensboro 30 Nw Zealatid Red rabbits, 50 BR PeGaters 1948 hidtchea, $7.00. No. pullts sold withotit
eg eomGn goats, all thoroughbred from 2-13 mos. Pullorum tested, good cond. stag. E. E. Hice; Cherry Log. 6 4A New Harnpshire . vel

colors. and. breeds. ~ No old. $5.00 pr. for 3 mos. $7:09|$2.00 ea. Also 1 Farrmh Horse, 8) 3 pure Dark Cornish cockerels, Ciimity i te vas

ng; to be sold at mi} farin. | Pr. for 7 mos.; $4.00 ea. Add| yts. old, 1,000 Ibs. wt., cheap.| ready for service, $6. 00; pure
Pibrin, Shliman. epress charges to all. Mar-|L. G. Duck, Braselton. Whales seed euth, $100 pk.| Detred, PocR DURES ee

mos. old afd beginning to lay,
88H, Padenbtite nies oo Smith, Austell, Rt. 2, Box | -0. purebred BR Helis; 1945 P:; $3.00. bu. at home. H. W. $1.75 ea. Luther Pool, Toccoa,

n cross (half ea.), fresh in). oe ae good oe $2.00, ea, Belt Thurtond Farmington, Rt. + Rt. 1, Box 384.
= the hbred White NZ Buck Rabbit, 7| ipping arges cS: ella} inn Red Ga me roosters an
noe ano eile Hoist mos, old from 12 Ib. mother Harrison, Catrollton, Rt. 5. | stags, $7.50 ea.; Ginn Red and 4: A vee i eee alles
1 gol. day, $27.50 for the $2.00 or exe. for NZ Red of, 43 Piymouih Rock puilets, 6 Brown, Red cross stags, $10.00 rum tested ahd banded, in good
mnnot ship. Bill Bentley, | black do, same age or little mos. old, $1.00. a. Lay oe fe - G. ee Flowery production, $2.95 a: Alse 23
an id, Rt. 5. older. Miss Dorothy Ann Grif-! Spring. Chester White, Atlanta ranth, Rt: 2: fie Reesters, $3.50. ea. M. E.
ally fi is buck kids dor fin, Devereux, Rt. 2. 2411 Piedmont Rd., VE-3003. 3 Red fighting gami ockerels,| Segraves, Milner, Rt.1. 0

ee se pe 7 mos. old and 2 cockerels, Red

erd ires), from the fa- 8 hens and 1 rooster pure and teak oe 35 fine 4-A grade N. H. hens :
ee ees re : and ] y cross, also 1 Riv- =

epgennure am, TUN] LIVESTOCK WANTED [We Hod apt 186 bal cde pices Wace coker 11/904, 3.4, gece AB

sky Strike. John Hynds, | : ters and 2 hens, Light Brahmas, Ball Ground RE ae oe $1.90 ea.; Cockerels, $2.50 ea.

193 Warren St. No Bs April 1945 hatch, $2.00 ea. M. O. ; ae Send crates. Mrs. G. C. Chie :

CATEBE: Mrs. H. Tench, Cornelia, Star Rt.| 1 pr. irish Gray, $10.00; 3 Biu| Millen, Rt. 3, Box 57.

aL stags, $12:50; 4 Ginn Red Stags :

r nb |. Want 10 t6 $0 Rgistered| 20 B. R. pullets, ready to lay,| % ? eas | 600 Crystal Red pullets, pure-
i purebred Poguea pure Hereford cows and hifers. State | $1.60 ea. for lot, postpaid. Ralph 16.00, or $35.00 for entire lot.|}.6q $1.50 ea, 3 mos. old 26th
ill freshen about Mareh





































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Stags wt. 4 lbs. or over. All
bred 18 hi roducihg | blood lines, ages and approxi-| Dangar, Woodstock, Rte lh. Sits scemine bagi = this. mo; also 200 print feed
Tee. btick. et bie easily ede prices. W. H. Adams,! @ Aeris HR ecckcerels, as Meas RoE. Pave, Avera, . - Tans Bowery
a h ,;| Madison. : :
7 e pee eepttane acarviy, Suod) GANe: 2., Sprite Pit games, 1 pr. Blue Gray,| Branch, Rt. 1.

n_ at $40.00... Ship crate 5/1945 hatch, $2.00 ea: not post-| 4!
ce collect: H. A. Stasi, Mio es oy ce ARE paid, Fay E. Daniel, Demorest, oe eck, seen S| 60 N. H. red pullts, large,
age, must, furnish papers. N.! Rt. 1. color, $30. 00 for trio. ee Wat- about 8-9 mos. old. Most of |



k of 150 sheep incliiding| M. McNeill, Ambrose. 15 White Rock hybrid, 6-9 ib.| kins, Augusta, 2037 Bilis St. Rach CHipies PhS . ea: MY. Pe
Bae eis lamb s. Fine iot) docs: cockerels, teady for service. No| LEGHORNS: ae
ihe purposes. $1,250.00 less than 2 sold. M. . Also 1 4-star N. H. Red Coekerel,




e Z 200 big Eng. type W. L. a
lot. E. B: eS Coch-| Want 2 Guinea Blue hogs,; want some 90- Day and Ocola March hatched, very active, a
mhal and female. Will pay fair} pean seed. State price. Tab 2 : ira ed q 25 a- fo 1 | cep. fine. Blood tested, $4.75
price. Mrs. Minnie Elliott, Ball Oden, Blackshear, Box 8. owery, Warner, Robins, Rt FOB. Dora Pettit, ey

es milk goat, ready t t. 3. RESS 125 Booth AAA W. L. pullets,
$20. 00: se hee Shiand aires: Roosters: 4 W. R., $2.25 ea.;| just getting in production, $1.75 SUSSEX:

and White Chester male Warit 2 reg. big bore Guinea 3 Req and Blu Game, $3.00 ea.;|a., or trade for calves or igs kl Susse
mos. old, $25.00. Pink- :. aoe ee Pia AL |. 5 Muscovy drakes, $1.00 ea., or| at "market price, Alfred Pop ket pe hens (Sees :
we Pg Jr, Conley, Rr.| Manue eters ate $1.25 ea. singly; also Duck egs,| ham, Fayetteville, Rt. 4 C-0l also 2 or 3 Buff Rock March




























: HORSES AND MULES: ~ 1 $1.00. doz. aoe Wimberly, Mayo Farm. Roosters. Write for prices. Mrs,
Want buy Mule within 50 mi.| Chauncey, Rt. 1 50. AAAA grade Brown Leg-|C. R. Sorrells, Monroe, Rt. ib:
' thi a ae tees Buford. W, M. Porter, Buford:| 9 pens and reaster, purebrd| horn 11 mos. old pullets, now | TURKEYS, GUINEAS,
lactation. Real buy at|RABBITS: % B. R., Best egg hatch, 11 mos.| laying, good shape, and 2 roos- GEESE, DUCKS, ETC:

old in fine cond., all hens lay-| ters, $1.75 ea, Cant ship. Lo-.


















and ae 00 respectively,! Want reg. English Angora Ee
: ing, $25.00 at my home or send| cated 5 mi. West Cobbtown: A.| Fine, bronze young Turke
a0 eH e Box 143 A ge i pea a o 5 good coops. Mrs. Liessie Fox, Vi-| H. Proctor, Cobbtown. Toms for sale, wt. 25 and 30 Ibs
e@ 3 2038, cc ebeten Tel. a omeY> | dalia, 405 Church St.-phone No.| 95 AAAA best grade large| Mrs. R. S. Coleman, Tifton,
498. kind, 10 mos. old W. L. laying] Young Bronze Turkeys, hens



fogsenbure and S33 :
PO! / 15 AAA Barred Rock 2 mos.| (20 large eggs a day). Culled. No| about 10 Ibs. Gobblers, 12-15
a 8 wks. P. C. pigs, POULTRY FOR SALE old pullets, $15.00 or $1.25 e@a.| disease. $35.00 crated Express.| lbs. Good preed for raising at
18. BW. Chaps, Gait, : zi Mrs. J. C. Brown, Helena. H. P. Malcom, Social Circle, Rt. Market Price. H. B. Shearouse, _

| ne CORNISH, GAMES 2, Box 47. Guyton.

ANDALUSIANS: ~ AND GIANTS: About 350 W. L. hens, 9 mos.| M. B, turkeys, 12 hens, 1 tom,
Beown Twin lambs. 1 yr. 12 hens and 1 cock, AAA April hatch Games: 10 Was old, ih good production, $1.00! Choice breders from large :
shure ae oe ae .00 for| grade Blue Andalusians, 1 yr. horse. pallets layine. $2.00 hee ea. for quick sal. Bay Roland, flock, May 1945 hatch. Hers ber
1s noth- | old, $25.00. Not sold in less lots.) 7 oo Stags, Warhorse-Round- Eastman, Rt. 6. ginning to lay. Prefer not to
" twins in my herd. Miss Mrs. W. L. Treadaway, Adairs- g









3 ee we hip. $125.00. J. T. Cash, El-
head, cross, and Hoggs Toppies:|. 12 big S. C. Eng. W. L. hens, | SP.
Vooten, Broxton. ; ville. So 1 a. "Ga. Shawlneck and Shawl-|16 mos. old, some laying, $15. 00 lenwood. :
fine milk goats, both now} BABY CHICKS neck-Warhorse cross, $6.00 ea.| for lot. R. Pp. Lowe, Warrenton.| 5 purebred B. B. Mammoth
d not bred. Harnless, Saa- | AND BANTAMS: Roy Cravens, Atlanta, 129 Elea- MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS: Bronze 1945 hatch toms, wt., 18-_

joroughbred, but not reg.;! _ trios April hatch small , C.; "0" St. DE- 2010. eH eal sn: Pet ee ee eee
= oh at best and other Ist W. L. bantams, from Show Win-| Surplus stock Pit Games: 4 ios tecs ca eae me oe = =
o 3 : fee allar ucks, northern stock,

B, 2 ats. for 1 yr. Both| webs $5.00 trio, del. John Low|old time Ga. Blue and 5 Win- .
Sel 30.00 for both. Mrs. Smith, Mountain View, phone| gate Brown Red hens, $3.00 a.; a ees ae = ash. et: $1.50 ea. Also few Golden Sea=>
Hogue, ae 557 Cen-| GA~7690. 38 Pirces Shuffler and 3 Ga. a bright Bantam Roosters, $1.50.

: h
Ave, CA-4907 Stroag and pealthy, NH, Rea| Tassel hens, $3.50 ea, W. Mar-| 8 recone A ea, H. F. York, Jesup.

SBeenburg Nannie, fresh in| baby chicks, $1490 C: $7.90 for| tin Harris, Sandersville. ORPINGTONS: | White Pekin drake, 1 yr. old.
Kids by a reg. billy; 4 qt.}50; $4.25 for 25. Del. (Do not Law Yankee Clipper, brood| 20 Buff Orp. hens, full blood-|I White African Guinea one a
60.00; Reg. Nubian bil- operate a hatchery; am farmer,| stock in all ages, 75 frying size} ed, 10 mos. old, extra Jarge, all) 1945 hatch, o 50 ea. Mrs. J.

my home, Pat Sor-|raising own chic ens.) eter stags. . Write. M. Slater, _ At- laying, $2.00 ea. Mrs. Tom Kin-| Wisenbaker ee Rt
de Strickland, Screven. ede 214 ee Place S.W. ney, emple- Box 78.





































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COUNCIL OF ARKANSAS
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~ JA. ORDERS 250,000 VACUUM CLEANERS FROM
BRITAIN, and is quoted as follows:

Here is unbeatable value in efficient labour-

saving house-cleaning equipment.

The manufacturers justifiably claim that
their latest Vactric model is the finest that can be
obtained anywhere in the world today, and Amer-
ican housewives will realise soon, to their joy, how
true is this claim.





We, in this country, foolishly talk about compe-
tition in world trade. We talk about paying increased.
wages and then selling our products in competition with
England in South America, Asia, Africa and the islands
of the sea.

- Even a school child should be able to understand
that if England undersells us right here in our home
market in America, they can certainly undersell us in
any foreign country. ere
LOAN TO ENGLAND
- Suppose your groceryman came to you today and
wanted to borrow $100.00. Suppose your groceryman
_gaid lend me $100.00 and I will pay you back in gro-
eries, You would think that your groceryman was 4,
very smart man to sell you $100.00 worth of groceries
and get the money in advance. It would certainly be good
- business for your groceryman because he would there-
by insure the sale of $100.00 worth of groceries to you.







_ because your groceryman would probably raise the price
on what you bought. You would probably get less for
- the $100.00 by reason of the fact that you paid him in
advance. ee
=>. if -Mneland can borrow four billion dollars from
- the United States and pay it back in vacuum cleaners.
and other goods, England would be driving a very smart
- bargain. We would be buying 4 billions of goods from
_ England and paying for them in advance. We would
probably have to pay more for the goods by reason of
the fact that we paid for them in advance. It would be
a very smart deal for England and we cannot criticize
England for wanting to make a good trade. With a 300
_ pillion national debt, it is time that we began to think
about making a good trade for ourselves once in awhile.
Tf you have a neighbor in destitute circumstances,
you divide your meat and flour and lard and clothing
with him.









If we have neighbors across the sea who are in
destitute circumstances, let us divide otr wheat and
- gorn and meat with them and then forget about it.
Lets not lend them money with which to take our own






markets away from us. |



Commissioner of Agriculture.



POULTRY FOR SALE | POULTRY WANTED



1M. B. Turkey Tom, wt. 12-| GAMES:



It would not leave you in a very good position to trade |


























15 ibs, 2-hens, 10-12 lbs. ea. All
10 mos. old. -Toms, $8.00; hens,
$5.75 ea. Lot for $19.00. Ship
anywhere. M. O. only. Bennie

Fendley, Danburg, Rt. 1, Box 48.

- Turkeys, Gobblers, 10-20 lbs.;
_ Hens, 8-15 Ibs., 50c lb. Write
- for prices on large lots. Will
_ ship exp. col. Party furn. crates.
L. 8B. McWhorter, Roopville,

oe
1 white Holland Tom, $10.00;

Bronze Hen, $7.50. All 1 yr.
old. D. W. Harris, Atlanta, Rt.

2, DE-9932.

8 hens, 1 tom, 5 hens 2 yr. old.
Tom unrelated to hens, $1.50.
Mrs. Pellie Neil, Zebulon, Rt. 2.

- 2 Turkey toms, and 1 hen,
mixed but color bronze, 1945
_ May hatch, wt. 22 lbs.-or more,
$3 . Hen, wt. about 12
les., $5.50. Also Swycord Col-
lard seed, 10c thls. Mrs. W. L.
Daniel, Dawson, Rt. 1.
WYANDOTTES:

6 AAA White Wyandotte cock-
-erels, 1945 hatch, ready for serv-
ice at $2.00 ea. No checks ac-
cepted. L. S. Chambers, Brooks,



_ POULTRY WANTED



3ANTAMS: : :
Want Buf Cochin Bantam
hens; Also have some Guinea
gs and pigs for sale. J. T.
Brown, Elberton, Rt. 3.

1 white Holland Hen, $7.50; 1/

10 purebred Bronze Turkeys,

| WYANDOTTES:

Want to buy Cornish game
Cockerels. Give full descrip-
tion and price. W. S. Kicklight-
er, Alma.

Want Pit Game Cocks (Net
Cornish). Not. over 3 yrs. old,
wt. 5% lbs. or more, good eyes,
plumage, feet, bill and no crook-
ed breast bones. Pay exp. and
$1.00 Ib. Dudley Price, Atlanta,
1678 Emory Rd., N. BE. |

REDS: -

Want 100 AAA New Hamp-
shire pullets about 8 wks. old,
free from paralysis.
reas. J. M. Jones, Grayson.

"TURKEYS, GEESE,
DUCKS, QUAIL, ETC.:

State breed and price.

Road. :

most any good breed.

1, Box: 614,

Rincon, Box 135.

Want some Guinea

Wheeless, Griffin, Rt. C.

Must be

Want'Turkey Tom, 1944 hatch.
Mrs, B.
G. Lee, Macon, Rt. 7, 450 Ayer

Want nice Turkey Gobbler,
; State
price. T. L. Powell, Albany, Rt.

Want 3 or 4 turkey hens and
1 turkey. tom. Prefer broad
breasted. Mrs. J. T. Adams,

hens.
Cheap for cash. Write. Mrs. G.
B, Whelchel, Cedartown, Rt. 2

Want 1 gray goose or a pair

of geese. Write your price. Isaac| yo ave

Want some silver laced Wyan-
dotte chickens or hatching eggs



FARM HELP WANTED



Want manager, competent, to
supervise _ operation of dairy
farm, milking 60 head and 300
A. in cultivation. Must be able
to produce feed crops. Harry
A. Edge, Dublin, Dublin Co-op-
erative Dairies.

Want farmers for 1 or 2 H.
farm, shares or rent, good house,
etc. On school bus rt., hwy.,
and REA line. Also want unen-
cumbered old settled colored
couple or woman to do light
work on farm. House and sal-
ary. Mrs. Roy Jackson, Lovett.

gle man, white or colored, to
chip and pull from 3,000-5,000
turpentine faces. On bus It., 3
mi. from town. Can furn. house
and garden. Want hustler. No
drinker. Johnnie Granger, Reids-
ville.

Want white or colored man or
family for wages for farm work.
Good house and other privileges.
Must be sober and exp. J. U.
Rolands, Norcross, Rt. 1.

Want at once, nice white
woman for light work on farm.
Good home and $5.50 wk. Ap-
ply at once. Mrs. Marjorie Guy-
ton, Calhoun, 611 Harlan St. _

Want reliable farmer to tend
2-H crop on 50-50 basis. Work
for wages when not in crop. S.
C. Jones, Fairburn, Rt. 2.
Want good farmer for small 2
or large 1H. farm, good land
(bale or more per acre), grow
cotton, corn, hay, potatoes, small
grain. No peanuts. Fair house.
On Mail and School Rt. Good

E. T. Evans, Moreland, Rt. 1.

farm near Lithonia; woman to
do extra work. Large furnished
rm., board and reasonable wages
to right party. Phone collect No.
2691 Lithonia, or otherwise com-
municate with Mrs. Harold M.
Seymour, Lithonia, Rt: 2.
Want farmer for 1 or 2 H.
farm on 50-50 basis, near school
Wage hand. 3,000 Turpentine
Rt. and Church. Also want

Mrs. Quitman Byrd, Broxton,
Pitts

Want man to run 35 cow Dai-
ry; repair fences and do gen.
farm. work, at once. ~ House,
lights, water, wood furnished. 5
mi. La Grange, on -Mail- and
School Bus Rt. W. F. Robert-
son, La Grange, Rt. 1..
Want man and wife, white
tor col., to work crop of truck
and corn on 50-50 basis. House
and wood furnished.*B. F.
McGee, Austell, Rt. 2, phone
Austell 5274.

Want woman for light work
on farm. Room, board and rea-
sonable salary. Estelle Evans,
Dallas, RFD 2.

Want 2 H. share cropper on
50-50 basis, white or col., nice,
smooth, fertile land, on school
and Mail Rt. Good 4 R. house,
good team, Riding cultivator,
plenty wood and water. Dr. W.-
J. Green, McDonough, Rt. 2.



POSITIONS WANTED



_ Man with small family wanis
job on farm.. Can drive trac-
tor. Exp. farmer. Do any kind
of work. Would like truck farm-
ing. Want house with lights.
Can move at once. J. H. Dodd,
College Park, Rt. 2, c-o D. Kirk-
land. ;

Want job truck farming, or
dairy. work. Well experienced;
also in Poultry and other farm
work. Slightly crippled. At
once. W. E. Herring, Ben Hill.

Want 2 H. crop on halves, pre-
fer So. Ga. Must be good house
and land, on school Bus Rt. Ref.
exch, J. L. Oliver, Lavonia, 101

Middle aged couple desire care-
takers job on farm, with living
accommodations, near Atlanta.

Texas Commissioner Se
Telegram To Mr. Truma

J. E. McDonald, Commissioner of Agriculture o;
has sent to President Harry S. iruman,. =

the point that I think it worthwhile to reprod ce

telegram is as follows:

Want honest, industrious sin-|.



So N
Wednesday, Febru






Lani inreceipt of copy of telegram which Ho

Commissioner McDonalds telegram is so

PATRONT ARE REQUESTED TO FAVOR THE COMPANY BY CRITECHEM AND SUGGESTION PQNCERNTNG rs '

WESTERN
UNION

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Received at
C

: Washington, D. C.

Dear Mr. President, I commend your christia

stock to work. All letters ans.|

Want reliable colored couple, |
no children. Man to work 20 A.|

Crops on halves. Come at once.) _
Mr. President, I know you are not responsil
the existing situation because you inh
However, the solution is not too compl

; dustrial workers but also to what is know






















































Austin, Texas, February 20

President Harry S. Truman,
The White House,

humanitarian desire to feed the starving and.
the naked of the world and I believe it a
present the following for your consideratio:
action. First: The existing shortage of comm
and food is due to the policies of former ad i
tions and principally to the Agricultural D
ments program under the direction of forme
retary of Agriculture Henry Wallace, a pre
that destroyed crops, hogs and cattle and th
tempted to regiment and control the Am
farmer by holding commodity prices below th
of production and attempting to pacify the f
by' giving him subsidies. Second: The unres
OPA program, under the direction of impr
administrators who imposed fallacious and 1
nomic regulations, has confused, handicappe
made it impossible for agriculture, industry,
ness and labor to produce adequately. Th

President, you have been a farmer and you
know that it is economically impossible fe

other nations as long as he is handicapped b
uneconomic and destructive price fixing.

simple if handled with courage and fortitud
know that in order to pay sufficient taxes t
ate the stupendous government debts we mi
high priced commodities and high w
which will apply not only to agricultur.
white collar group. Money is merely a me
exchange and prices and wages adjusted at
levels is the only way we can avoid runaw
flation and finally restore a sound econ
the founder of the Democratic Party, Thoma
ferson, said in effect When The Governm
tempts To Control Agricultural Production
The People Will Go Hungry. Therefore,
removal or liberal adjustments upward of th
ent destructive OPA price-ceiling fixing a
destructive regulations and once again
American farmer, labor, industry and busin
opportunity to produce and distribute ade
This is the only way we will produce fo
mestic needs and carry out your plan to
clothe the destitute of foreign nations.
bless you and inspire you, our Congress
Judiciary and give our people the Trio Lea
. so essential to the preservation of our A
heritage and a peaceful world civilization.

J. E. McDONALD, _
Texas Commissioner of

Agriculture. | -

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Night Letter



Mustard Greens, per bu. pr.
| Onions (Green) per doz.. bunches _..

Experienced and References. -Turnips (bunched), per doz. bunches







flonega, Rte 3. -




at once. William J. Baliles, Dan-| Especially interested in poultry.
pee Wyck. Patterson, Decatur, Rt. 2.





Turnip Salad, per Du bps. ss of

Fresh Fruits and Veget

Collards, per doz. bunches ....



Sweet Potatoes, per. bu..bkts.