Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1946 May 8

' WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1946









< Editorial by TOM LINDER

: OU can. keep your head when all about

pyou.

Are losing theirs and blaming it on
you;

rou can trust yourself when all men
doubt you,

But make allowance for their doubt-

=. mg, too

6u can wait and not bea i waiting,

Or being lied about, dont deal in lies,

being hated dont give way to hating,

And yet dont look too goo, nor talk

too wise:

1 can talk with crowds and. keep your
virtue,

Or walk "with Kingsnor lose the com- |

mon touch,
either foes nor loving irieade ean hurt
e you.
at all men count with you, but none too
: much;
you can fill the unforgiving minute
With sixty seconds worth of distance

= ron... -
ours is the Earth and everything thats
= in it,
And which is more you'll be a

Z Man, my son!
Rudyard Kiplings Verse.

rt since the days of the dying
oman Empire have the people

the world been so much in

anger of destroying each oth-

The people of every great

tion on earth are filled with
sar and dread. of some un-
own catastrophe.

The people of the world cre
lled with suspicion of each oth-



he conditions that we face in
1 immediate future are but
le reaping of the whirlwind.
ey are the fruit of seed that
nations have sown to the

d.

he harvest is here. The earth

full of the bodies of millions

' men, women and children
0 were slain by perversion of
sientific knowledge.

he earth has been soaked in
There has been an era of

a fopture, suffer- ok













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ing and privation on such ascale
that the horrible deeds of the

dark ages sink into insignifi-

- eance by comparison.

Famine stalks the highways
of the world. Gaunt men fall at

their labor for lack of food. Pit-

iful and helpless little children

by the millions hold to the skirts
of hungry mothers and cry for
food which the mothers are

hopelessly unable to provide.

The men at the head of the
great powers trade and traffic

in the lives and destinies of two

billion human beings. |

These two billion Raia be-
ings are like a herd of sheep be-
ing led to slaughter.

They are in utter ignorance

_ of what is going on. The people

of Russia, England, the United
States and France have been
denied the truth along with the
people of Germany, Italy and
Japan. The dictators of Germ-

any, Japan and Italy could nev-.

er have equipped themselves
for a World War had the means
not been supplied them by Eng-
land and the United States.

We hear a lot of talk about
suppression of facts and cen-
sorship in Russia and it is all too
true.

We do not hear about the sup-
pression of facts in the United
States and England, yet the sup-
pression of facts is just as ef-
fective in the United States and
Engiand as it is in Russia.

Itis a matter of official record
in Washington, which no inform-
ed person will question, that we,
the United States, armed Japan
for a-war of aggression in Asia.

If anyone questions the truth
of this statement, I invite them
to read Secretary of State Hulls

White Book. In this White Boc
an official government docu-
ment, Secretary of State Hull
said unqualifiedly that he knew
as far back as 1937 exactly what
Japan was up to and that Japan
intended to conduct a war of
aggression to bring all of East
Asia under Japans dominion b
force. In the face of the official
statement, the United States
furnished oht million tons of
war supplies to Japan from 193

to October, 1940.

England did substantially the
same thing for Germany, arm-_
ing Germany in the belief that
Germany would fight Russia.
This was under the Administra-
tion of Prime Minister Cham-
berlain. It was with the full
knowledge and consent of Mr.

Churchill.
The United States and Ens

land were accessories before
the fact to all the blood shed and |
horrors of the great World War.

The people of the United
States and England have nver
been told these facts. They will
never be told these facts. The
truth is effectively withheld
from the people of America and
Great Britain. 7



















No wonder that the Govern
ments of Russia, England and
the United States are suspicious
of each other.

No wonder the Chinese are
suspicious of Russia, England
and the United States.

No wonder all of the smaller
nations are suspicious of each
other as well as of the great.

powers.

No wonder all of the great
powers are afraid to disarm in



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By Department of Agriculture

Tom Linder, Commissioner,

" Execative Office, State Capitol

Atlanta, Ga.
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SECOND HAND

MACHINERY FOR SALE

for

Market Bulletin does not
notice appearing in the





SECOND - HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE





























































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- good
Deering 10 ft. power binder;



mill spindle;

5
Smith, Sparta.

100.00.

One J D. 6 ft. power take-
off combine.
Marshallville.

Jd. Ge - Grifim,

Farmall M tractor, large size

dbl. disc; Harrows; 7 ft. mow-
ing machine, hammer mill, 12
row Deering grain drill; wag-
m (tractor hitch) on rubber;
hay
Will not sell seperate. $2750.00,
Cash. P. A. Chastain, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2, Phone 9165.

rake. All good condition.

Threshing

condition; McCormick-

eCormick -- Deering combine,

No. 62, used 3 seasons. Ready
to
Thomson.

operate. J. E. Harrison,

1 set 54 in. mill rocks;. 1
1 corn sheller;

several pulleys, shafts and
belts. L. M. Ayer, Unadilla,
Phone 38. oe

5 ton Caterpiller tractor

completely rebuilt with power
ufley and demountable track
cleats
3.

: Intl Harrow Plow, No.
(tiller) 8 disc, 24 in. 6 ft.
in A-1. condition; tractor
| starter and
ghts, $250.00. S. M. Dudley,

Ringgold, Re 2:

Farmall F-20 just ovrhaul-
on good rubber; 1 J. D.

ed
disc tiller plow on steel; 1

. 6 to 7 ft. dbl. cuttaway

Harrow, $1,250.00 for lot on

Eastman and Hawkinsville
hwy. 5 mi. from Eastman at
bog Cabin. B.. G. . Phagan,

Eastman, Riek

Allis-Chalmers B tractor



with new 3 disc Athens tiller;
12 orchard type Int'l tractor; |



$100.00;

-dise Oliver tiller,
Wray

171 hammer mill.

I Int'l 1944 model, four. men

wire pick hay baler; subject

.my being able to secure del.
f an Int'l 1 man pick up baler
efore closing sale. Used very
ttle. Price reasonable. R. E.
otton. Milledgeville, 207 North
xlumoia St.

figee

3-70 saw gin outfit, complete.



Dbl. box Hyaraulic self train-
ing press, extracting cleaning
eeders, ail first class order.

P. Walker, Bonaire.

. D. binder in good shape,
W. T.. Moorhead,
wersville.

Practically new Int'l 3. disc
Iter plow. Will carry 4 disc.
W. Lindsey, Griffin, Rt. B.

ch Orchard. 400 gal. cypress
k, rubber tires, suction hose,
ctically new, $800.00; also
*h brushing and grading
chine in perfect condition,
60.00. R. F. Sams, Clark-

d



machine,

dition;

X tractor trailer sprayer for

South:
e Ozburn, Covington, R. F. D.}



One 55 gal. power sprayer
for orehard..and farm use,
equipped with 1% H Briggs
and Stratton air cooled engine,
in perfect cond., used less than
1 hd. See, write, or call. T.
yi Crawford, Clarkston, Phone,

5L.

Case .. Threshing
22x36 with wind
$225.00;. also 8 ft. McCormick

machine

\reaper and binder, $125.00 or

$300.00 for both. James B.

Bartch, Augusta, Rt. 2.

Case tractor D. C, planters,
cultivator and 6 disc tiller, on

good rubber and in good con-
1 walking plow and
buggy, practically new; 1 pea-
nut picker, used 1 season; 1 J.
D. hay baler.- T. B. Williams,
Dudley,- Phone. 41. :

1 set of 32 S burners for.

curing. tobacco for 20x20 or
18x20, in perfect
Paid $245.00. Will sell at same

price. FOB. L. H. Edenfield,|
Stillmore, Rt. 1, Box 34.

1 ea. Deering mower; Mc-

Cormick 6% ft. self dump rake;
2 H. Wagon; 3 H turn plow;
Covington cotton dropper; Gee
Whiz 2 H cultivator; 3 row

cole grain drill; planet Jr. 1.

H cultivator; two 1 H_ steel
beam turn plows; Jr. harrow,
middle buster, subsoiler, $200.00

for lot or sell seperately. FOB. |

John. T. Brack Sr., Vidalia, 204
First St.

-1 Subsoiler and 1 wheat
cradle, $3.50 ea. all in good

rp

condition, Prices quoted at my
C. M. Adock, Adairs-.

place.
ville, Rt. 2.

One 8 can Intnl milk cooler,
3 units, Surge milking ma-
chines, complete, used 9 mos.
J. W. Robinson, Sardis.

% ft mower for Farmall

tractor H; 1 grain drill, 8 disc

with power lift and fertilizer
attachment; J. D. 4 disc tiller
on rubber all in good shape.
Cc. J. Garrett, Statham.

One 2-H wagon, in A-1 con-
dition for sale; also 8 or 9
row grain drill with fertilizer
box. Prefer J. DB. or Intlnl.
. L. Estes,,College Park, Rt.

te McCormick-Deeving plant-

er with all plates :and gears;

also cotton dropper attachment
for this planter. Can be used
wih Farmall tractor planter,
first class cond. $20.00 FOB.
J. . Griffin, Americus, Rt. 3.

_ 1 Case combine, 6 ft. blade,
in A-1, condition, 1943 model,
ready for work; also 30 Jersey
heifers, -springing from 1 to
6 mos. See at my farm, 4 mi.
of Manstield. Kelvin



stacker, |.

condition. |

i ei a

Sey

SECOND HAND
.MACHINERY FOR SALE

1 Fordson tractor very cheap
at my place; also plows and
Harrows. Hubert Hughes, Ros-
well. :

Two 4 row Martin Cyclone
cotton dusters, $25.00 and
$35.00 FOB; also 1 pair of plat-
form scales, in good condition,
$10.00 FOB. Martha E. Mc-
'Kemie, Coleman.

1 new Spring tooth harrow
for sale cheap. W. H. Rochest-
er, Atlanta, Reynolds Dr.

Farmall A. on good rubber,
in good condition; 3 disc tiller
on rubber; Combine, 42 in.;
Tandrum harrow, 5 -ft.;. 8 ft.
fertilizer attachment; grain
drill, all in good condition. H.
Cc. Adams, Newborn.

1 Allis-Chammers No.. 60
combine, 1945 model, for sale.
I. M. Thompson, Good Hope,

|Phone, 5244.

One 35 gal. Electric barrel
churm with/motor in! good
condition, for 110 A. C., $35.00
FOB. Carey C. Martin, Gaines-
ville, R. F.-D. 2.

1 large farm bell, with side
wheel and all attachments. A.
D. Luckey, Harlem.

McCormick Deering mowing
machine, in fair condition,
$25.00 at my farm, 5 mi. East
Danielsville. Can not ship.
Herman C. Brewer, Daniels:
ville, Rt. 3.

3 Boytt tobacco

Standard

and cotton sprayers. for sale.

Used only 1 season. W. J. Mc-
Kenzie, Jr., Coleman.

1 Intln binder, 5% ft. blade,
foot trip bundle carrier, in
good cond. except for few min-
or repairs, $175.00, D. HH.
Smith, Bowdon, R. F. D. 3.

Power Mower and terracing
' blade: for Ford-Fergurson trac-
tor mowers, used only 2 days,
$225.000 for both or will sell
separately. James P. Smith,
Winterville, R. F. D. 1.

' McCormick-Deering combine

No. 61, in fair condition. No
tires, R. P. Burson, Monroe,
Phone 2931.

4
1944 Case spike cylinder, 6
ft. combine on 6 ply tires and
straw. spreader has about 300
acres., $500.00. Crawford
Harwell, Rutledge. SS

1 IHC mule operated hay
baler on 4 wheels, in good
condition, used this year,
$80.00; also 1 grain binder, no
repairs needed but 3 sheets,
$75.00.. W. A. Maddox, Wind-
er, Rt. 4. ;

for sale.
ston.

1 McCormick binder in run-

W. N. Phillips, Roy-

stalk cutter, $65.00. Cc. R.

Beard, Danielsville, Rt. 3.

J. D. mowing machine with
7 ft. blade and David Brad-
ley hammer mill. R. L. Pross-
er, Milledgeville.

Good 1 H and 2 H wagon
or sale; also want to buy good
1 H mower. Bruce E. Bridges,
|College Park, 386 Janice Dr.,
Ga. 6598. .

J. D. 11A combine, in good
shape on good rubber with
extra attachments for thrash-

ing beans, peas and other
grain. C. J. Chields, Forsyth,
Phone 2826.

_8 ft. J. I. ease binder tractor
hitch, needs new pan and wood
work for steel, otherwise rea-

dy to .go: Come see. C.-L.
Brown, Jr., Hartwell,. Rt. 1.
Latest model McCormick-

Deering binder, run in oil,
practically new, 2 or 3 mule
hitch. W. H. Bledsoe, Mc-
Douough, Rt. 1.

3-80 Saw dbl. brested air

blast gin outfit, complete.
Cheap. J. T. Wamock, Tarry-
town,

1 big Sam King harrow, new
disc, in good condition, $150.00.
Dont write. Come see. New-
a. Evans, Commerce,. R. F.

Tobacco sticks for sale
as farm. J. E. Bryant, Br -
ol.

One 4 ft. case combine, in
good condition, $400.00. Lois
Wright, Marshallville..

11,000 tobacco sticks, for sale
at my place. C. C, Owens, Pa-
Lve; Rt 2

at



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1 McCormick tractor, 36 H->



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|plow; Harrow; Middle Buster;

ning shape, $45.00; also J. -D.|.

1
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SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

1 ea. of Model F. and G
John Deere and Case combines
for sale. L. J. Muse, Carroll-
ton, Box 298, Phone, 495.

Fordson tractor and disc
plows, $165.00. Walter H. Nor-
rell, Gainesville, Rt. 6.

1 Dixie cotton chopper on
rubber, new knives and weed-
ers, tractor drawn, $185.00. H.
W. Shealy, Oglethorpe.

Farmall 14, power lift, 2 row
cultivator, in excellent condi-

tion, almost new tires. RG.
Daniell, Metter.
Fordson tractor with Ath-

ens side plow, ready for work;
also parts for Fordson. Gob-
er Murphy, Jasper, Rt. 2.

H. D. 10-W late model Allis-
Chalmers, full Diesel crowler
tractor, starter and lights.
Priced below O. P. A. low ceil-
ing. Herbert . Brown, Albany,
Box 832.

1
plow,

reversible hill side disc
also some other farm
tools. L. C.. Shipp, Rockmart.

1 Mill Rock and scale,
$100.00 at my _ home. Mrs.
Lena Saye, Newborn, Rt. 1.

Dixie cotton chopper, 2 row
model, with rubber tires, hitch
in excellent condition. _E. M.
Beckham, Fitzgerald, Rt. 2.

1 Case VC tractor with 8
disc harrow; one 4 disc Tiller
with. planters, distributors and
Harrows, complete. Write or
see at my farm, 7 % mi. So.
Douglasville. Willie Frank
Evans, Douglasville.

A Farmall tractor; 2. dise

2 sets of cultivators, all in
good condition. J. Cliff Bar-
nett, Colquitt.

McCormick-Deering 16 dbl.
disc harrow, 8 new scallop disc
on front section, $125.00; Mc-
Cormick-Deering 8 disc tiller
on steel. (Can be changed to
5 or 6 disc tillex), $150.00. Sell
together or separate. C. R.
Pippins, Winder, Rt. 1.

2 Niagara 3 row Cotton Dust-
ers, mule drawn, serviceable,
$150.00 ea. at farm. W. H.
Davidson, Fort Valley.

1: new JIetz No. 240 feed mill,
Grinds as well as filage, in
perfect condition. _ Priced to
sell. Grady Fox, Fort Valley,
Ro Pee 3!

A 6 ft. Bermuda harrow for
J. D. power. lift tractor; also
1 Avery Red Fox corn and
peanut planter. S. J. Clary,
Arabi.

One 2 H walking cultivator,
$55.00. In perfect condition.
Mrs. J. D. Stone,. Graham.

McCormick-Deernig binder, 6
ft. cut, tractor. or mule hitch,

in good condition, $50.00. 12
mi. No.:- Athens. H. B. Jenk-
is, Hull, RR. B.D.

1 tractors, V. C. Allis Chal-
mers and Farmall 30, both on
rubber, 4 disc Intnl and J. D.
6 disc Tiller (on rubber), light
dbl., and Athens heavy disc
harrow, cultivators for J. D. A
or B tractor. S. R. Saye, Rut-
ledge. >

+ right, Oak Park.

|rebuilt like now, for Ford

|Hicks, Reynolds.






































































1 H. wagon, (work nee
1 wheel), for sale ye
Fordson tractor in ry
shape. Advise at once.
Eubanks, Buford, Rt. 3.

1 ea. model 60 All
mers combine, cut ab
acres of grain; Ontaric
Drill 12 disc; Ford-Fer;
Mowing Machine;
Side Del. Rake.

1 Intln reaper and bh
10. ft. blade, used very ]j
$200.00; 1: No. 140 Letz
feed miker, very goo
dition, $150.00 G. F. Ag
Vidette.

1 single dise plow, Oli

tractor, (can be used fo
tractor) $75.00 at my place
DeKalb and Henry @
line. J. A. Ford, Elfenw;
Ellenwood R. e

One 1530 Intln tract
solid. rubber (will make
power unit for grist
$175.00. William A. Redd
Fairburn, Rt. 2. z

Farmall 14, power lift
cultivator, in excellent
tion, almost new tires, for
R. G. Daniel, Metter.

2 Fordsons tractors,
and $225.00 respectivel
Athens side plow, $75.00.
L.. White, Buckhead, Rt.

Allis-Chalmers B tract
motor, starter and li
Bush and Bog harrow wi



2 H. wakon, Cutaway
row, 2 H. middlebuster, Ol
2. H. plow, some black
tools for farm ~ use. A
'Ashworth, Norcross, Rt.

Durand 1 roll Junior
bination Peach machine,
very little, for sale re
able. C. A. Rivers, Fai:

2-H Jones mower, ru
order, $35.00; Bradley
$20.00. Mrs. Hary R
White. :

1 Masters plant. sette
perfect condition, $5.00. |

Cor
Cc
5

3
s

1 Allis-Chalmers
No. 60, for*sale. H.
Atlanta, 896 Park St
Ra. 4954.

1 Case model F Combin
class running cond. re
use, $500.00 at my place
East Jefferson. Hubert
hite, Jefferson. oO

J. I. Case 6 ft. Combi
A-1 condition; also 6 disc
tiller with seeder atta
Calhoun Hogan, Dublin,
1- practically new 5
Munger cotten gin,
with Continental
pipes, pulleys, _ belts,
electric motor and ind
cotton: seed scales. Wri
wire for appointment.
Bryan, Greensboro. _

International Grain Thr
ald model, in good runni
er,

pharetta. J. W. Hughes,



Farmall 20 tractor, $600.00.
Ben J. Beall, Hazlehurst.

Practically new 2 H. wagon, |
also No. 10 Oliver turning
plow, Covington guano distrib-
utor, Gantt cotton planter, and
1 pr. mare mules, 3 and 5 yrs.
old, reasonable price at my
place, 1% mi. Avera. Mrs.
Mattie McGraw, Avera.

2 Cameron Cotton Trampers,
E. L. Vance, Tifton.

Some- farming and farm
blacksmith tools, and other
items for use on farm. Write
or see: J.H. Butts, Mt. Airy.

- Wagon, with rubber 16 in.
tires. and_ wheels, new body,
built on T model chassis, per-
fect cond.
S.. Thompson, Atlanta,

Rt.

?

Box 215. CA 6890.
J. D. grain binder, horse or
tractor hitch, good running.

cond. bought in 1941; sell for
$100.00. J. P. Simpson, Col-
tege Park, Rt. 2, CA 6859. g

2 Roller, 16 in. Syrup Mil
with 9 ft. Copper Pan, nearly
new, to rent out to good syrup
Maker for the 8th, to some
man who owns his own land,



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$100.00 cash. H.|:































anta,. 4F7 Pisemont Av
x ee

vractor muwer for M
Farmall tractor, 7 ft. bla
lst class condition. D. S.
more, Rtuledge- _

One 4-disc Athens till
good condition, $235.00 |
W. R. Howard, Stephens.

Large J. D. Threshing
chine, self-feeder and we

Cultivator iS
never used. Address. #
Spearman, Social ircle

Practically new, 1945
6. ft., Combine on rubber
me. John Anderson, Coc!
1 front and sweep rak
Ford-Ferguson tractor, for
Can. be seen at my bar!
Robert C. Watkins,
Springs, Ch. 2068.

Bob-Tail combinat
Pea, Cotton planter, W.
tilizer hopper, $22.00;
row grain drill - with
hopper, $20.00. W. B.
Dunwoody, Mt. Ver

1 set platform sca
form, 24 ft. long. 1 pi

ding. Come



Come see. L, J. Ellis, Cum-





: MACHINERY FOR. SALE,

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MACHIN ERY WANT ED

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By Plow, mule drawn,
good condition,
y farm 8 mi.

e Mt. Zion.

2- aise Athens Tiller for

1 B Allis-Chalmers tract-
so planting and fertiliz-
tachments for same. Write

. C. M. Price, -Wrights-

a in perfect condition. A.
liver Jr., Glennville.

f J, 1. Case grain sep-
i self feeder and
_ Priced to sell.

ondition, with fair tires,
00. R. A. _ Allen, Jack-
ont. A:

Allis-Chalmers Combine,
op harvester, $300.00 at
arn. fife R. Calhoun, Kib-
_A- -6 Case Combine,
Can be seen at farm
North of Locust Grove
wy. No: .42.' James... P.
n, Locust Grove, t-4:%
: }

ft.
and binder, in good
dition, ready for use; also
bine model 61 McCor-
eering make; 1, disc har-
caged Lightfoot, Mie

i ies
ester, in good mechanical
on for sale. Hubert F.

e 60 Allis- ea ainers com-
_ sale. Needs some
repairs. | As is for ceil-

th.

y drill, $15. 00; 1 fer-

igtributor, $5. 006-4
lanter, $6. GO stalk
$20.00. All in good

C. M. Boyd, Quit- |
4

9, Box 91.

2 disc Athens tractor

almost new, with 20 in.

erfect condition. Sell

pei De: Edmondson,
SH Deol.

th _ McCormick-Deer- |.
ae. will cut and tie

.00.. Geo. W. McDon-

tivators, cuuels. and dis-
= toed. D. RB . tractor
rst_ class condition, 295.00.
Durham, Dublin, Rt. 3.

McCormick-Deering mow-
aachine, used 1 season, in
condition, Fits Model A
all tractor. Write L. V.
Dougherty.

tnl H hay press,
ht repair, $25.00 FOB at
0 eal North Bainbridge,
R. D: Humph-

ri st milk with 40. in. rocks:
ith 48 in. rocks, both
shape. Come and see.
helchel, Cordele, Rt. 4

lly new Burpee. pres-

nner, only used twice,.| |
night |.

ash. Phone -at
9533 or - -write. _ Miss
McLaughlin, Atlanta,
h St, NW. Bi Apt. 41;

Wagon _ seales,
s new wood work, $40.00;
ft. tractor hitch, case

C aa =. binder, needs
; $225.00. W. C.
ut, Dtenicen

6 ft. Combine, $750.00. |

be seen at farm, 4. mi.

West Point on West}

ent condition, $6.00. Mrs.
_ Jones, Atlanta, 111 Mt.
Roal.

2-H Bradley 2-3/4 in,
riven less than 50 mi.,
ody and false_ body,
1.00 cash at my barn.
ohnston, Fairburn, Rt. 1..

ne 5 ft, McCormick binder,
00 2 aa H. Ridley,

Ww, a shape, Sr5.00. a
Tucker on LaVista Rad.

McCormick- Deering :

40 OL Chop
60, for sale.

eo ok. DL. Bryan,

ond.,

needs.

ner, $87. 50. Exc.

| $85.00; also .

WwW.



4 Marror,

Farmall A. tractor on abbas

with starter, lights play harrow,

planting and cultivating equip-

ment, in good cond. W. D. Keet-.

er, Canton, Rt.-4:;

Spike tooth cultivator, V.
shaped, adjustable, 1 H. drawn,
$12.00; a 70 lb. farm anvil, $18.-
00. At my place. F. H. Bierman,
Atlanta, 1025 Belleyue Dr. N.
E.

No. 61 Intnl Combine, good
cond. overhauled last season,
for sale or exc. for power Hay
Press or Mewing machine that

works on Farmall H. and side

del rake. L. P. Crawford, Athens
RFD 1. <

Modl A tractor and 4 disc
Tiller, in A-1 cond., for
G. B. Ethridge, Warthen.

John Deere tractor, Model L.
A., in as good as new cond,
on rubber. W. E. Scarborough,
Blakely, Rt. 1.

Good 42 model Farmall H
tractor, with lights and starter,
also cultivati ing equipment. E.
G. Perryman, Benevolence.

2 1927 Fordson tractors with
side plows and 1 harrow! one
has new high tension magneto.
See. D. G. Wood, Adairsville,

te,

Farmall F 20 Steel Lug Wheel
tractor, good cond., for sale.
Ralph D. Newman, Thomasville,
Box 150. Phone No. 441.

Allis Chalmers Combine, No.
H. C. Allen, At-
lanta, 876 Park St. S. W. Ra

4959,

A-1 H weeder, almost good
as new (needs few slight re-
pairs), cost $20.00; -sell for
$17.50 at my farm. "wW. R. Gar-

| ner, Cordele, No. of R. R. St.

Fordson tractor on rubber, for
sale. C, S--Vance, Griffin, De
Terracedale.

Allis Chaimers Combine, good
for more information,
see. Alger Hill, Unadilla, Rt. 1.

Allis Chalmers Combine, for
sale. Thomas Brewer, Logan-
vile, Rt. 1.

J. D. Combine (needs much
repair), for sale. Grover Yan-
cey, Loganville, Rt, 2.

Latest model small Allis-

Chalmers Combine, cuts 42
inches, in good condition, on

-good rubber, ready for service.

Price $350.00 at my farm, Bron-
wood, Georgia, errell County.
Contact Leo Mallard, oe
Georgia.

1. McCormick- Dearne left

hand grain binder, $75.00. Run |

last season. Jas. J. Eee

Siloam.
Ideal dairying mowing ma-

; chine, in. good condition, and

other tools. Write for. prices.
NEV: Miller, Doraville, Rt. 1.

Complete : set cultivators, 1
planter and 1. distributor for
model A Farmall.
lift, J. E. Mayo, Seville...
Grist mill, complete except

er, 30 in. Rocks, top run-
oe for other

NLR. Mooney, Quill.
roller

value.

1 David Bradley 2
ape, 3/4 slightly use
$85.0 davier track for
Fordson tractor, complete for
logging, $75.00. H. S. Axins,

College. Park, Lambert Rr:



SECON D- HAND
MACHINERY WANTED



, Want 1 cid time. grist mill,

jin good condition, cheap. Mrs.

Bessie D. Rovier, Alma, R.
m2 8 3.

Want 2 row corn picker O.
K.. David, Marshallville.

Want power Syrup Cane Mill,
with motor to pull same, or
without, in good cond, med.
size, M. C. Lingerfelt, Dahlonega

Rio:
Want Hay | pakee: and Black-

smith Anvil and shop blowers
for. use on farms. State cond.

and price. Must be within 30.

miles.. Chas, .Gowde, Powder

|. Springs, Rt. AS

Want to buy 1. horse: mower

jim good. condition. , ; Give de-

Wade
Rt. 4

1 | seription and price. H.

Rossville,

sale.

make.

No power- 1.

i



Want Garden deactir with
attachments. Advise fully
to make, condition and price.
Grady Whitlow, Carnesville,
Box 141.

Want 1 pair middle busters
or complete cultivating outfit
for 60 Oliver tractor. State
cond. and price. Paul A. Lov-
inggood, Powder ogee oR.
Li

Want 3 disc Tiller or 2 dise
Turner for John Deere model
H tractor. Write what you
have, price and condition. John
Gilbreath, LaFayette; Rt. 3.

Want 2 H walking cultivator |
. Riley C..

in good condition.
Couch, Turip.

Want good used Farmall
tractor, late model, with plant-
ing, cultivating and fertilizing
attachment; also want late
model one' row corn binder, any
J. .W.- Woodruff, Co-
lumbus.

Want 1-H wagon in running
condition, close by. Roy Har-
rell, Fayetteville.

Want one 2-disc plow for
J. D. model A tractor. , State
price and condition. E, M
Clark, Milner.

Want 1 cultivator for J. D.
model L. tractor, New or used
advise. Millard F. Patterson,

Young Cane. =

Want 5 ft. Tiller plow for
Ford-Ferguerson tractor;
2 disc plow or 14 in. Bottom
plow. for same... J.; L. Banner,
Americus, Rt. 3.

Want J. D. mowing machine
for tractor. State age, condi-
tion, price ~ and location.
Thomas L. Grist, Athens, Rt. 3.

Want. Front Cultivator sect-

ion for F-20 Farmall tractor.
Geo. N. Thomas, Thomasboro.

Want 1 garden tractor 1 to
3 H. P. with all attachments,
must be reasonable. E. D.
Milling, Decatur, 497 Kirk Dd.

Want Power Hay Baler, in

fair condition. . Write descrip- |

tion and price. W. H.: Patrick,
Winder, R.:F. .D: 3.

Want 1 music drawn hay
baler in good condition. W.
C. Blown, J, Mane, Box
e362 =,

Want J mowing machine
also. iy small Blacksmiths \farm
anvil. 75. mi. of Gainesville.
ice Glisten: Garrett, Gains-
ville, Box 56.

Want. Garden Tractor
good condition. Give age, HP,
tools, make and lowest cash
rice R. A. Caldwell, Boston,
i 2.

Want $$Want 1 cultivator
also 2 disc plow with power
lift. for Allis-Chalmers: B
model tractor. O. I. Shipley,
Auburn.

-Want small flueless dairy
boiler, 1 or 1% HP, in good]
condition. near Atlanta, _Wes-
ley W. Sera, Lithonia, Rt.

Want. Allis- Chalmers. Farm-
all A or John Deere H on rub-
ber. All letters ans. C. A.
Keown, Adairsville, Ris =i,

: Want Allis-Chalmers No. 40
Combine, or McCormick-Deer-
ing, No. 42-R Combine or
other make of like. size for
1-2 plow tractor in good. shape
at once. Audrey M. Youell,
Chatsworth, R. F. D. 2. :

Want side del. rake, in good
condition. State price and
make. C. F. Mosher, Roswell,

1Box 46.

Want small ice taller
suitable for small dairy. State

what you have, condition it is

rin and price in first letter.

aE E. L, Sanders, Newnan, Rt. 4.

- Want late model Ford-Ferg-
erson tractor, in good condi-
tion with or without equip-
ment. R. E. Morris, Silver
Creek, Rt. 1, _Phone Evening,
Rome Ga., 6844.

- Want a3 to 5 H. P. Walking |

tractor and equipment. L. P.

Mingledorff, Douglas, Rt. 3.

Want a good 1 H wagon at
ence- at reasonable: price, not
over 25 mi. from Jackson. Mrs.
Inman Smith, Jackson, Rt. 1. ~

Want a Sand Pump in good
condition. State make and
price in first letter; > a
tractor in good sha
urns: Carroliton, es

as |

11001.

also]

| peas.

fertilizer distributor
condition, at reasonable price.

| Bird, Rock Springs.

in|.

-of tractor.



Want 4 tow colon ae

condi-
Mays-

Cyclone make. State _
tion. T. G. OKelley,
ville.

Want a Power Cane -Mill.
Give dsecription, including

length and diameter of rollers. |

Albert Glass, Buena Vista.

Want a ball bearing Fan,

large enough for a 4-80 gin out-.

fit. W. N. Phillips, Royston.

-Want a Machine to
and dry Blue Lupine seed. Ad-
vise at once. J. K. Sos
Leesburg.

Want for regular Farmall 20
tractor, such as Bull gear and
pinion for counter shaft, bear-
ings. State what you _ have,
cond., arid price. J. M. -Demp-
sey, Chamblee, phohe 4351.

Want 2 row. or medium
Weight tractor, dny. make, steel
or rubber wheels, in good me-
chanical condition. State make
model, and price. J. F. White,
Savannah, 102. W. Vongress
St.

Want 1 good garden tractor
with mowing machine,. Must
be in good condition. Barney
Culp: Savannah, P.O. Box

Want 1 walking cultivator

plow. Will buy or rent. State

what you have and price in
first letter. H. H. Bunn, Mid-
ville. eS

Want a good factory built
power cane mill with 3 rollers,
with good copper pan. Staie
a E. O. Lance, Dahlonega,
te: ;

Want a riding cultivator, all
parts included, J. D. preferred,
in good condition and reason-
able; also want some _ butter
H. G. Silvey, Wocd-
ville. %

Want Hamilton all-purpose
in good

State description and lowest
price FOB your station.
L. Blackwell, Calhoun.

Want cultivator attachment
for -Farmall 14 or 12.

Want.1 H hay baler. Must
be cheap for cash. A. C. Floyd,
Chamblee.

Want a Corn Binder, prefer
Intnl, in good cond. Advise.
R. T. Taylor, Richland.

Want buy cultivator attach-
ment for W. C. Allis Chalmers
tractor, in good cond. Quote
price. F. Ri Kennedy, Stone
Mountain, Rt. 2. =

Want Ford-Ferguson tractor
at. reasonable price R. S. Hall,
Decatur, Rt. 3 (Lawrenceville
Road).

~ Want Intnl Combine No. 62,
with 6 ft. blade, or state what
you have.. Write.

Want tractor and some equip-

ment; a Farmall M, H or A,

Ford Ferguson or John Deere.
Quote best cash price and cond.
H. D. Ray, Ellijay.



INCUBATORS AND
BROODERS FOR SALE



2 Elec. brooders, 500 cap.,
some chicken feeders, good 1H,
wagon, Cotton Duster, plows
and other farm equipment. Mrs.
James Norton, Stone Mountain
Rt. 1. (5485 Memorial Dr. S, E.)

"Elec. incubator, 1200 cap.,
with circulating fan, thermo-
meter and. hygrometer, also

Oaks elec battery brooder, 5

deck 750 cap., all good cond.
$200.00. Trade for yearlings.
Loyd Keadle, Yatesville.

Buckeye Inc., 260 cap., hot
water, oil burning, complete, in
good cond. $15.00. Will ship. If
also equipped to operate on
elec., $20.00. David Brinkman,
Augusta, M. R., 38.

2 Super Hatcher incubators,
300 and 600 cap. $18.00 and $27.-
00, Will ship. I. C. Jordan,
Toceoa, 219 Hayes St.

1 elec. type fan Brooder, 52
X 52, $20.00. Chas. E. Auey,
Macon, 220 Bright St.

Kerosene brooder, used every
little, 500 cap., very good cond.
L. | $10. 00 at my farm. Jesse B.
mocks, Lessbury, Be 1.

clean |

| 317.

wood Ter.,

be

Tom | 5390\ bu. FOB.

Thomas C..
Partain, Elberton, Rt. 3.
pa ; lect bean seed, $5.00

Phillips, Royston, Rt. 1:



Buckeye inc. 286 cap
class cond., oil burner als
152 Bradly Cream Separat
practically new. R. FF Je
Munnerlyn.

2 5-deck. Chewalla stas
machines; 5 4-deck finishers:
Million Dollar Hel-elec. sta
ing machine for 1,000 chicks
Bussey finishers. All practica
new. Will not ship. Mrs, z
Mercer, Elberton, Rt. 5.



FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE _



CORRECTION: Empero:
fodils,. White Lady,
Paperwhite, Poeticus Narci:
Red Spider lilies, - Snowdr
bulbs, Iris (dark purple, 2.
ed purple, Quaker Lady an
Dwarf Yellow), 50c doz; bl
Roman hyacinths, St 00 a
large Milk and Wine lily bul
5 for $1.00. Add postage. M:
L. Wright, Elberton.

CORRECTION: Large: Exhi
Write for description and

tion Chrysanthemums, all colo1
R. W. Green, LaGrange, B



SEED FOR SALE.



About 300 lbs. last yrs
lard seed, 40c lb. Mrs. F
Hendon, Atlanta,

Ss.

Pure Cox watermelon g (
hand saved and shade d ed,
$1.75 Ib. del. eG. Hearn,
metto.

White nest onions ie P
ing, 70c gal, $5.00 -bu.-
Mrs. O. M. F 2 Ze, Tyrone,

Fancy gourd seed, 25 di
Joe H. Driver, Commerce, Rt,

Gourd. seed, $2.00 lb. Pos
paid. Less ~ quantity _
Write for prices. Mrs.
Thomas, - Thomasboro.

7 bu, flower top Cane se
LD. Car

Sr., Farmington. :
300 Ibs. Cannon Ball 8

| Black Diamond Melon

hand saved, screen dried
Semesan treated, state tested,
$2.00 bu. FOB. Ww. 0. ee -
song, Gordon. :

-100 Ib. Turnip. seed, 60e
FOB. Mrs. Bessie | Coxw
Warner Robins, Rt.. 1. :

Marglobe tomato ae
1b Del. 2 WO: We
Flowery Branch, Rt.

Citron: seed, 50c. lb.,
10 Ib. shipped: Banana -
melon seed, 40c teacupful; .
ly Klondike strawberry pla

40c C. Add postage.

Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1.
50 bu. 90 day Running se
b a
percent good beans. S
sent on request. FOB. J. :
Thigpen, Sr., Adrian, Rt. 1

200 lb. clean scarified - Ser

cea Lespedeza seed, 25c
iGeo. E. Watkins,

Griffin,
A.

12 bu. Sorghum seed s
able for syrup or forage, $3
bu. 5S. A. Hudgins, Jonesb

15 bu. Sorghum seed, 4 -
Hegari, $4.00 bu.; also 4 He
ford gilt pigs and 2 boars
same os wks. old, $1 00
ea. > Clay, -

New low

rowing high y
ing Texas Hegari, $10.00" c A

R. D. Tatum, Palmetto.

Citron seed, 50c Ib. 5 nd
10 Ib. shipped; Banana mush
melon.seed, 40c teacupful;

ly Klondike strawberry plants,

40c C. Add detest Ros

Crowe, Cumming, Rt

Crotalaria (early spectabi
recleaned and. scarified, 25c
L. L. Patten, Lakeland. _

3000 lbs. Crotalaria Spect
bilis, late, recleaned and sca
ified, 22c lb. FOB. 1
Coleman, Edison.

Short Stem collard see
lb. Postpaid: - Mrs.

a 50e
Leilar

Speckled vine butter bean:
a med. cupful, 25c; 1 qt. re
nest sets, 50c; large gra rt
low pop corn, 20c Ib.; 1
pumpkin seed, 50c pt. .
postage. Julia Wh it,
nell, Box 1

































































































SEED FOR SALE

Foe



Cuban Queen watermelon
eed, $2.00 lb. Exc. for fe-
male Berkshire pig, or 8 wks.
old. Starling Yawn, Vienna.

Ga. Collard seed, % lb., 35c;
50c Ib. or 5 lb. or more, 35c
db. K. D. Moore, Lilburn, Rt.









BEANS AND PEAS
__ FOR SALE



= 18 bu Filman peas, $6.507 bu.;
6 bu. Brabs, $6.00 bu. Thomas
H. Hardie, Gordon.

Stripped Half Runner tend-
er bean seed, 35c large cupful,
h5e 1b: 2- lbs. $1.00. - Mrs: G.
-L. Duron, Gainesville, Rt. 2

20 bu. Clay peas, $6.50 bu.
my place. Won't ship less



moan 1 bu. T.. E. Ansley,
rhomson
1% bu. O-too-tan beans,

$6.00 bu. FOB. J. G. Rock-
-more, Decatur, R. F. D. 2

60 bu. Brab peas, $6.50 bu.
FOB. Carl A. Walker, Ella-
_ ville. ae

50 to 60 bu. Whipporwill and
_Brab field peas, $6.00 bu. Sat-
_isfaction guaranteed. Wm.
-Howle, Bodwon.

-_ Few bu. New Era peas, $6.00
bu. not prepaid. Alvin Pope,
Tallapoosa, SoRt oo

50 bu. sound mixed peas,

$5.50 bu; 10 bu. 90 day run-
ning Velvet beans, $5.50 bu.



= 15 bu. O-too-tan beans, also
15 bu. Gatan, $7.50 bu. at my
P. Couch, Luthers-

seed, 98.2 per cent, recleaned
in even weight bays $6.00 bu.
FOB. W. J. Holcomb, Fort
Valley.
20 bu. white and black peas
for sale. J. KR: Grizzle, Canton.

50 bu. 90 day running beans,
about 95 percent sound, $4.50
bu. M. Daniels, Skainsboro.

_ Brab peas, slightly weather
Stained, $6.00 bu. W. M. Hooks,
_ Unadilla. = ;
Early brown 6 wks, table





00. Pospaid. Mrs. Clarence
MecMillian, Dacula, Rt. 1. ~

i :
White bunch butter peas and
red running butter peas, 30c
up. Postpaid: * Mrs. Re T.
Bennett, Jasper, Rt. 2.

25 bu. Velvet beans, slightly
amaged, $5.00 bu. A. _ S.
Lumpgin.

. Clayfield peas, anti-

weevils,
place 6 mi. East Stone Mtn.
m Monroe Hwy. J. S. Bryan,

$4.00 bu. J. W. Robinson, Sar-
ais.

50 bu. Osceola Velvet beans,
37 ~percent germination, $4.00
ou.; 100 bu. Iron Clay mixed
eas, 84 percent germination,
6.50 bu. H. C. Daniel, Way-
Spero. = : 2

175 bu. Biloxi soy beans,
[24c lb.; brown Crowder peas,
Oc lb.; 10 bu. New Era peas,

eas $6.25 bu. Add_ postage
for less than 1 bu. All FOB
H. D. Goodwin, Greenshoro.

White Half Runner beans,
cups, $1.25; 6 wk. and pur-
e hull Crowder peas, and
1ite and colored butter beans,
ups, $1.00. No cks. Mrs.
R. Ashworth, Dacula.

White Sugar Crowder peas
bear until frost, 40c qt. Plus
postage. Mrs. Raymond Fu-
ula, Calhoun, Rt. 2.

White and colored mixed
h butter beans, 30c 1b;

postage. No cks. or
ps. Mrs. Effie Crowe,
ming, Rte :

ostage. No cks. or
es oe Le Hood, Gaines-
: pre Gay-Tan beans,

FOB, J ees M. Lev=



FOB. E. D. Maxwell, Danville.

germination, 97: per cent; pure

peas, also broom corn, 5 cups, |

wilt resistant, treated against.
$7.00 bu. FOB, my.

250 bu. 90. day. velvet beans,

$6.40 bu.; 10 bu. brown Whip |

brown eyed peas, 20c lb. |.

BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE



White and colored bunch but-
ter beans, 30c lb.; white and
brown eyed peas, 20c 1b.; Cal-
amus root, 50c 1b.; apricot
plums, 35c ea., 5 for $1.00. Add
postage. No cks. or stamps.
Mrs. D. J. Bennett, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 5.

CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE



_ %5 bu. sound corn in shuck,
$1.90 bu. or $131.25. for lot at
my barn. J. Candler Mathis,
Farmington.

Nice lot Whatleys Prolific
seed corn, sound, pure, hand
nubbed, $3.50 bu. H. Grady
Adams, Social Circle.

Marlboro, seed, corn,
bu. at my crib. No del.
E. Clements, Cornelia.

$2.50
Ross

Hastings white Prolific seed
corn, nubbed, for sale. Asbury
Puckett, Buford, Rt. 1, Box
50.

125 bu. sound white shuck-
ed corn, see or write. Fred
Gooch, Jefferson, Rt. 1.

About 406 Ibs. yellow Dyna-
mite pop corn, shelled and
cleaned, $45.00 for lot, or 12%c
lb., 10 lbs. and up lots. Parcel
Post. Larry VanZandt, Diel.

-Good, sound dry corn for
sale, at my crib. No cks. J.
G. Reynolds, Gay.



SOTTON SEED FOR SALE



Reg. Empire cotton _ seed,
made bale per acre, 64%c Ib.;
also clean Kobe lLespedeza
seed, 10c lb.; 200 bu. real good

Whatleys corn. Riley CG}
Couch, Turin.
D&PL No. 14 cotton seed,

ist yr., recleaned, treated, $3.50
per 100 lbs. Kept pure at gin.
Averaged 1 1/16th staple.
Prompt shipment. Roy Har-
rell, Fayetteville.



PLANTS FOR SALE



Marglobe, Baltimore

M. - Moss packed. Prompt
shipment. George W. Gaff,
Fitzgerald, Rt. 3.

Gov. insp. P. R. potato plants,
$2.50 M. del. --Good plants and
prompt shipment. No chks.
Cease Lightsey, Screven, Rt. 1.

Tomato plants, _ Marglobe,
New Stone, Red Rock, Gr. Bal-
timore, $1:00 M. del. Good
plants, good count, moss packed.
quick shipment. Day Peacock,
Baxley, Rt. 4.

Gr. Baltimore, New -Stone,
-Marglobe tomato plants, $2.00

M. All del... Moss packed.
Prompt shipment. Melvin Deal,
Baxley. ~

6 for 50c. Also. Dynamite pop-
corn, 10c lb. Exc. for Everbear-
ing Strawberry plants... Add
postage on above unless large
ae Myrtle Pace, Temple,

Rosa Lee Jacsson, Ivey.

Nice tomato plants, several va-
rieties, for sale at my place. C.
F. Cole, Atlanta, 680 Lee St.,
S. W. Ra 1617. >

Marglobe, and New Stone
tomato plants, $1.75 M., 500 for
$1.00; also Calif. Wonder sweet
pepper, $3.00 M., 500 for $2.00.
Alice Schuz,Alma, Rt. 1.

Asparagus, 1 yr. Washington,
rust resistant,.50 for $1.00; 2
yr., 25 for $1.00. Carefully
packed. Postpaid. J. W. Toole,
Macon, 33 Burton Ave.

500 -for $1.00, $1.50 -M; also
Marglobe tomatoes, ready May
12, 30c C, 500 for $1.00. Post-
paid. J. H. Davis, Milledge-
ville, R. F. D. 5, Box 126.

New ground grown Mar-

globe, Rutgers, New Stone and
Baltimore tomato plants, . $1.50

M, 500 for $1.00; Cabbage
plants, $1.00 M; also white
Bermuda onions, $1.50 M, 500
for $1.00. Satisfaction guar-



anteed. J. M. Coffey, Fitzger-.

and
New Stone tomato plants, $1.50

M. Calif. Wonder Pepper, $3.00

Broadleaf Leaf Sage plants,

Hot pepper plants, 20c doz.

White Bermuda onion plants,

7 PLANTS FOR SALE

= : | PLANTS FO

PLANTS FOR SALE





Rutger tomato plants, good
and strong, $1.25 M. Del. Full
count, guar.
ley.

. Gov, insp. pure red skin P.
R. potato plants, $3.00 M. Lead-
ing var. tomato plants, $1.50.
Leon Gaff, Fitzgerald, Rt. 3.

Govt. insp. and treated P.
R. potato plants, $2:50 M., 5M
or more, $2.00 M. J, J. Bran-
nen, Bristol.

-plants, $1.25 M. Govt. insp.
sweet potato plants,sweet and
hot pepper, $3.25 M. Bonnie
Best New Stone and Rutger
tomato, $1.25 M. Jessie G.
Lowell, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Marglobe tomato plants, 500
for $1.00 $1.50 M. Del. Moss
packed. No checks nor CoD.
Mrs. B. G. Cranford, Broxton.

- Nice healty Artichoke plants,
$1.00 C. Del. |
cheaper. F. M. Abee, Dahlonega.

Govt. inspt. and treated P. R.
pink. and red skin potato plants,
strong and full count, Can fill
large orders. Now ready. $2.00
M. 5 M. and up for $1.90 M.
Del. No checks. W. R. Lightsey,
Screven. :

Strawberry plants, large,
early var. $1.25 C, Garlic, 25c

lard seed, 10c large tblspn. P.

Ht:=1,

Marglobe, New Stone and
Bonnie Best tomato, 500 for
$1.50, $1.75 M. Sweet pepper, all

guar. good plants and good
count, Del. promptly, moss
packed. V. E. Pipkin, Baxley.
Rt. 4.

Woods Ruby Giant sweet
green pepper plants, Woods
black Beauty eggplants, ready
for transplanting. 10c doz. 50
for 35c, 65c C. Orders mailed
promptly. Mrs. Lorenzo Owen,
Forsyth, Rt. 4, Box 56.

Rutgers tomato plants, $1.50

| M. FOB; also Gov. insp. P. R.

potato plants, $3.00 M.A. F.
Maddox, Fitzgerald.

The New, imp., Copper Skin

M. O. No chks. A. J.

Griffis,
Patterson. : ?

$3.00 _M; also Rutgers tomato
plants, from Cert. seed. B, A.
Maddox, Fitzgerald. Rt. 3.

Plants: Hot and Sweet pepper
all var., 25 C; $1.50 M; Tomato,
Marglobe, Rutger, Earliana, New
Stone and Black Beauty egg-
plant, 35c.C. $3.00 M; Cabbage,
Lettuce 20 C. $1.25 M. Add
postage. Prompt shipment. Mrs.
H. L. Brittingham, Guyton.

Marglobe and New Stone to-
mato plants. 520, $1.00; $1.50 M;
Calif. Wonder pepper, 500, $1.50;
$2.50 M. All del. promptly. Moss
nance Mrs. O. L. Deal, Baxley.
Ri as = :

tings, well rooted, full count,
ready, $3.00 M. Exp. Collect. R.
L. Strickland, Blackshear, Rt 1
Box 304.

Gov't insp. P. R., and a.
Copper Skin sweet potato

Pelham,

Wakefield cabbage plants, 40c
C. 300, $1.00, $2.00 M. Marglobe
tomato, 35c C., $2.20 M. Collard,
4 C., $1.00., $1.75 M. del. Lee
Crow, Gainesville, Rt 2.

Red skin P. R. potato plants,:
govt. insp. $2.75 M.. del. Mar-.
globe tomato, $1.15 M. Del. Now

Odum, Rt. 2.

State inspt. certified Mastodon
ever-bearing strawberry plants,
largest and best flavored, 500,
$3.25; $5.50 M. Mark Woodliff,
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Marglobe and New Stone to-
mato plants, 35 C., 500, $1.00,
$1.50 M, Calif. Wonder sweet
and hot pepper, :50c C. Imp.

500, $1.50, $2.50 M. P. R. Buford
Lightsey, Screven, Rt. 1. 5

_ State inspt. P. R. potato plants
$2.50 M. Certified Marglobe to-
mato plants, $1.00 M. P. T.
Herndon, Surrency,



J. E. Griffis; Bax-.

_&. J, .and Chas. W. cabbage |

Quantity lots

doz. Okra seed, 25c cupful. Col-.
O. Mrs. G. C. Taylor, Buchanan, |,

kinds, 500, $1.75; $3.00 M. All).

and Red Skin potato plants,
ready to ship, $3.00 M. postpaid.

Gov. insp., P. R. potato plants, .

Gov. insp., Copper Skin P. R., |
potato plants from vine cut-

plants, for sale. R. N. Redmond, |

ready. Miss Florence OQuinn, |

pink skin P. R.- potato, 50c C.|

G. Baltimore, New Stone and
Marglobe tomato, 30c C= 500,
$1.00., $1.50 M. Moss packed,
good, stout plants. James Light-
sey, Screven, Rt. 1.

Marglobe, Baltimore,
Stone, Bonnie Best tomato
plants, open field-grown, wilt-

vin E. Keene, Abbeville.

Marglobe and Stone tomato
plants, 500, $2.00, $3.00 M. 50c
C. Cabbage and onions, $1.50 M.
All prepaid. R. Chanclor,: Pitts.

P. R. potato plants, ready at
all times, $2.75 M. 5 M. and up,
$2.50 M. Prompt shipment, full
county. J. O. Lightsey, Bristol,
Riek:

Flat Dutch, C. W. cabbage
plants, Bonnie Best, Marglobe
tomato, 500, $1.50, $2.00 M. Hot
and sweet pepper, 500, $2.00,
$3.00 M. Floyd Crosby, Baxley,
Rt 42-5

Marglobe, New Stone, Greater
Baltimore tomato plants, now
ready. $1.25 M. del. in Ga. Good

H. Arnold, Surrency, Rize.

White Bermuda noions, $1.25
del. Marglobe and Big Red to-
mato plants, $1.25 M. del. Moss
packed. John T. OQuinn, Sur-
rency, Rt. 1. :

Imp. copper skin P. R. potato
plants, grown from vine-cut-
tings, govt. inspt. $3.00 M at
bed, 25c M. extra if wanted by

mail. J. D. Cash, Flowery
Branch. _ =
Govt. inspt. P-. R. potato

yunod [[NF JenH T9P A 0C$ 1OF
plants, $3.00 M. 5 M. or more
and prompt shipment. Charlie
F, Mann, Surrency, Rt. 2.

Govt. inspt. and treated red
skin P. R. potato plants, $2.50
M. Certified ready for prompt
shipment: Money order. E, M.
Lightsey, Screven.

Govt. inspt. and treated
potato plants, $2.75 M. 5 'M./or
more for $2.50 M. FOB. A. L.
Turner, Bristol.

Marglobe, Rutger and Balti-
more tomato plants, wilt- resis-
tant, 500 for $1.00, $1.40 M.5 M.
$7.00. Mossed roots, full count,
orders sent daily. E. L. . Fitz-
gerald, Irwinville.

Marglobe and New Stone to-.
mato plants, $1.00 M. Ready for
pulling now. P. O.. Bennie
Tomberlin, Baxley, Rt. 4.

P. R. potato plants, ~ govt.
inspt. $2.25 M. 5 M. and up for
$2.00 M. Prompt. shipment.
Ward Boyett, Bristol.

Stone tomato plants, $1.75 M.
500 for $1.00. Calif Wonder

500 for $2.00. All del. Prompt
shipment, mossed roots. Mrs.
Sallie Whitley, Alma, Rt. 1.

Inspt. P. R.. potato plants,
$2.50 M. Marglohe

than 1 M. shipped. Moss packed.
L. R. Jackson, Baxley, Rt. 3.

Govt. inspt. pink skin P. R.
potato plants, $2.25 M.. Del. L.
L. Lightsey, Surrency, Rt. 2.

Chas. W. and E. J. cabbage
plants, Marglobe, New Stone
tomato, $2.00 M. Hot and sweet
pepper, $3.00 M. P. R. potato,
$3.75 M. Prompt del. Mrs.
Dorothy Dills, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Govt. inspt and treated P. R.

checks. M. T. Griffis, Odum.

Govt. inspt. and. treated red
skin P. R. potato plants, $2.25

P. P. Paul Lightsey, Screven.

Kudzu crowns, 3 yrs. old, full
count, $12.50 M. at my farm;
$13.00 M. del. Prompt shipment.
Now ready. Mrs. H. Leslie,
+ Greenville, Rt. 1. / aes!

Tomato plants, Rutger, Mar-
globe, from certified seed, moss

$1.75 M. exp. col. Good plants,
prompt shipments guar. G. W-
Buchans, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Tomato plants, Marglobe,
Rutger, Stone and Baltimore,
500, $1.96. $1.50 M. New-ground
grown, goots roots and moss
-packed. E. J. and Charleston
cabbage and white Bermuda



_ Stokes; Fitzgerald.

onion slants, $1.00 M. IL L.



Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

New. ready, $1.25 M., .

shipment. Mrs. Willie Pea
resistant, moss packed, prompt| ae
del. $1.50 M., 500, 80c P. P. Mar-.

strong plants, moss packed. Jet

skin P. R. potato plants,

COD orders, no checks.

20c ea. Garden horsemin
Marglobe, Rutger, snd New

sweet pepper plants, $3.00 M.|.

tomato.
plants, $1.25 M. No order less| Whitfield, Marietta. Rt. 1
$2.50 M; Marglobe and

plants. Mrs. Anna J. Th
Odum. :

| packed: W. G. OQuinn,

potato plants, full count, M. No|-

M. Strong plants, ready to ship.

-M: Now ready to ship.
Otis Williams, Baxley, R

mato plants, open field-
packed, $2.00 M. Del. in Ga., or |

Ga. J. A. Peacock, Mer

$1.25. Runnin



| $1.75, E. H. Hal
































































































Cabbage and tomato
30c C., $1.50 M. Vigory
mato plants, 25c *doz,

packed, full count, pro

Marglobe tomato plants
M. Calif. eggplants, $1.
5 C. $2.00; $3.25 M. Cabbage
Bermuda onions, $1.50 M:
Ovie Conner, Pitts, Rt.

Marglobe, New Stone, B
Best and Red Rock
plants, moss packed, 20
500, $1.10, $1.50 M. P. P,
Dewey Martin, Rochell. |

Red skin P. . potato
govt. inspt. and tested, $2.59
del. Marglobe tomato. pla
$1.25 M., moss packed
Sheffield, Surrency.

Marglobe, Rutger, New Ss
tomato plants, $1.75 M., 5
500, $1.00. Calif. Wonder pep
plants, $3.00 M., $1.75, yn
packed. All del. Jasper My
Alma.

Wakefield cabbage, Margi
Bonnie Best, Rutger tom
collards, endive, rutabag
C., $3.50 M. Peppers, eggpla
dill sage, aspargus, sali
Burgess climbing tomato
chives, 35c doz. All del, M
V. Franklin, Register.

Marglobe, New: Stone, Bo
Best and Baltimore, wilt-re
tant, field-grown tomatop
moss packed, shipped promt
$1.50 M., 80c for 500. L
Keene, Abbeville. os

Marglobe, New Stone
Baltimore tomato, 50e C.,
$1.25, $2.00 M. Moss pac!
Imp. red skin P. R.. pot
plants, 50c C., 500, $1.30
M; PP. hetoy. ae
Screven, Rt. 1, Box 175.

Govt. Inspt. red and yi

M, del, Good _ plants.
checks. George Griffin, Ser

Tomato plants, good,
now ready; can fill orc
once. Moss packed, $1.50
J. Adams, Pavo, Rt. 1.

P. R. potato plants, $2.5
Pure red skin, govt. in

Nellie Lightsey, Odum, R
P.R. potato plants, pur
and yellow skin, govt. insp
count guar. $2.50 M. Als
mato plants, $1.25. M. del.
Katie Mullis, Odum. ~~

Nice, well rooted sage pla

ea. Garlic, $1.00 doz. Com:

Tomato (no acid) plant
and white, I
cabbage, peppers and f
plants for sale at my hom
Roseland St. Cant ship.

-P. R. potato plants, Red

tomato, $1.25 M; and up, $
M. Del. Moss packed. Str

Govt. inspt. P. R. potat
$2.50 M. Marglobe and
Stone tomato plants, $1.00
del. large, stocky plants,

rency, Rt. 2.

Marglobe, Bonnie Best
Red Rock tomato plants
$1.10, $1.50 M. Moss pac
P. P. Mrs. Dewey M
Rochelle. ae

~ Marglobe tomato plants,

Marglobe and New Stor

now ready, $1.35 M. del
Full count, prompt shipme
c Harper, Surrency, Rt
Certified Marglobe and
ger tomato plants, now |
moss packed, $2.00 M. D

, Chas. W. Cabbage
white Bermuda onions,
Baltimore and Mar,
mato plants, $2.00 pe

plants, govt. insp



: PLANTS FOR : sale =



: copper skin and
tato plants, govt.

now ready, $3.00
checks. A.. J. Griffs

_ inspt. Pp. R. potato ne
d yellow skin, $2.50 M.
plants, prompt ship-

ecks. George Light-

epi. P. = R.. potate

and yellow skin,
, $2.15 M. 2 M: up,
del, Marglobe, Gr.

ew Stone, Bennie
ed Rock tomato, $1.25
, $1.10 M. Del. Moss
. G. Murray, Odum,

tomato plants, now
count, prompt ship-
oss packed, 85c M. Del.
=e. 0! Quinn, Baxley,

tomato plants, now

yod count, moss pack-

M. Mrs. Loma Martin,
aes

der pepper plants
an hot wax, quan-
Write. |

tato plants, ee
reated, $2.75 M. 5
r $2.50 M. Prompt
;. D. Brannen, Bris-



1 P. R. potato plants,
OB. R. W. Rentz,

tone and Gr. Baltimore
lants, $1.00 M. Ready
W. Tomberlin, Bax-

tomato plants, good,
5 packed, 90c M. del.
, Over 5 M. 75c M.

New Stine: Bonnie

Red Rock tomato

or 50c;.500 for $1.10,

packed, Poe, Le

Rochelle, Rt, 1.

, State Certified
$25.00 M. 100 for

vr, hee $15.00 |

Will: not hold. orders.
nie Moore,

eauty. eggplants, large,
Rutger, Marglobe,
y tomato plants,

_ field-grown, no
a8 hundreds 50c

Mary vevess

Sesto Sate $2.00

Beauty eggplants,
et E eeppet, $3.00 M.
= L.

inspt. ; and treated: P. R. :
nts, $3.00 M. del. No

Dykes, Surrency,:

s . and treated P. R.
nts, $2.25 M. 5 M. and
M. Mrs. he J. Tyre,

mat , now ready,
alif, Wonder sweet

2. 75. M. a. Nail,
a

ue to name govt. !

skin or red skin
ants, $2.50 M. Del.
: hipment. Horman
Screven, Rt. 2.

potato plants, . red skin,
is and treated, $2.75
ra . Williams, Bristol,

otato plants,
treated, $3.00 M. 5
ore, $2.50 M. FOB. D.
Bristol.
King sweet pepper
- doz. Also hot. Also
cleberry plants, bear-

doz. Add postage.

Tson, aes ay,

WwW. W. Wil-|-

also

; }Baggett,

Junction |

-| Hensley,

govt.



Margighe. ions ea eect fe
fied, $1.50 M. Fob. Now shipp-|

ing, E. D. Dixon, Baxley.

Certified La. copper skin and
P. R. potato plants, now ready.
From select seed stock, strong,
healthy, fresh. Guar. on arrival.
Lewis Taylor, Tifton.

P. R. potato plants, govt inspt.,
well rooted, prompt shipment,

$3.00 M. Rutger. and Marglobe.

tomato, $2.00. M. Moss packed,
full count. W. G. Bullard, Bax-
ley, Rt. 4, Box 128.

La. copper skin potato slips,

now ready, 500 for $1.60, $3.00

M. Del. Prompt shipment. E. C.
Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Rt.
L

Inspt. P. R. potato pkants, $3.00
M., $2.75 M. in 5 M lots and up.
Del. G. Ben Wilson, Rebecca.



EGGS FOR SALE



Re af
Australian and Pearl Speck-
led Guinea eggs, $1.25 for 18,
$2.50 for 40. Del. in Ga.; also
Clay. peas, sound and clean,
$600 Bu FOR] LK. Kirk-
patrick, Grayson.

Pure white African Guinea
eggs. $1.26" doz... xe. = for
print sacks, 2 or 3 alike. Mrs.
J. W. Overton, Bowdon, Rt. 3.

Guinea eggs, $1.00 for 15.
Postpaid. Hosea Lynch, Brooks.

Eggs from Donaldson strain,
velvety: dark reds,. $1.50 for 16.
Exe. for peanuts or potato
plants; also baby chicks, $16.00
C. Del. Mrs: Grady Brown,
Stone Min., Rt. 1.

B. B. Mammoth Bronze. tur-
key eggs, free from pullorum,
30c ea Postpaid. Any no.
shipped. Mrs. Jas. S. Black-
well, Newborn.

Mammoth Bronze _ turkey

egss,
Speckled - Guinea
$1.10 for 17. Del. Mrs. Boyd
Douglasville, Rt. 1.

Guinea eggs, $1.20 for 28:
Ship anywhere in Ga. Mrs. C.
A. Power, Marietta, Rt. oe

_ Full blooded. Light Brahma
eggs, Ist grade, $2.00 for 15;

j2nd grade $1.50: for 15. M. O.

only. Sanford oe

Lyons,
Riz 48 :

ak

eggs, 35c ea. poults, 75c ea,;

_| also 2 brood sows and 7 boars.

}for sale: W. L. White, Atlanta,
>| Fayettville Rd., Rt. 3, CR 2584.

Purebred: C. Buff Orping-
ton hatching eggs, $1.25 for 15.
Postpaid. Cartons to be re-
turned. Miss. Ronie Johnson,
Shellman, Rt. 1, Box 55.

Selected Light Brahma eggs,

from good. laying stock, $2.00

for. 15, 30 for $3.50. DeL.T. J:
Steed, Buena Vista.

Bantam eggs, some are top|

Knot and Duck Leg, 75c doz.;
also N. H. Red eggs, Si. 00. doz.
No postpaid. Mrs. Nannie
Taylor, Bowdon, Rt. 3.



- FRESH AND DRIED
FRUIT FOR SALE.



~mdried apples, 50 1b.;
shelled, 15c Ib.; few

Nic:
pop #4 |,
lb. c..am Crowder peas,
lb. All postpaid: Miss L. M.
Tolona. :

1945 crop unpeeled sundried
peaches, free from worms, 7

lbs. del. to 2nd zone for $9. 50.

WE O.-or. cash. Mrs; A

Sanders, Ashland

Nice, sundried apples, 50c
dbs 1945 crop peanuts fr ect-
ing or planting, $4.00 bu. Exc.
1/2 bu. for 6 nice Print sacks;
Damson plum seed, 45c Ib.
Mrs. J, oi. Sorrells, Royston,
Riza,

SYRUP FOR SALE

L





3500 gal. pure Ga. Cane
syrup for sale and can del. in
quantities, also 150 tons bright
runner Peanut hay, $16.00 ton.
FOB. H. G. Williams, Sylvest-
er,~P. O. Box 115, Phone Tale

5000. gal. H-avy syrup, 50c

gal. in new. 5 fal. cans. O. E.
: Norton, - Fairburn. mee

|grass_ hay,

(large type), $3.50 doz.;
eggs,

| pecans,

M. B. broad breasted turkey |

| Mrs.

L5G



_ GRAIN AND HAY :
: FOR SALE





300 tons Peavine tee $45. oo|

ton. R. R. Calhoun, Kibbee.

20 tons Peanut hay, $15.00
ton, at my barn. J. L. Rey-
nolds, Oglethorpe, R. F. D. 1.

Entire crop of 350: acres of
oats, from combine in the field
in bags, 10,000 to 15,000 bu.
for sale. O. K. David, Mar-
shallville. eee

Few tons runner Peanut hay,

$12.50 ton, at my barn. Rufus|

Merriman, Lyons, Rt. 1.

Good runner Peanut hay,
$15.00 ton, at. my barn. Lott
Paulk, Wray, Rt Box 66.

Good - bright. Lespedeza and
Bermuda grass hay, free from
Johnson grass, $35.00 ton, del.;
also 200 bu. good Whatleys
corn. He Ww. Thurmend, Farm-
ington, Rt. 1, -

About 2 tons clover
$25.00. ton.
R. Anderson, Summit.

and
Paul

Extra good hap, some fod-|

der and corn, Write or see.
Mrs. B. R. More, Villa Rica.

Good bright hay, 60 to 80
lbs. per bale,
muda and Lespedeza mixed,
$20.00 ton FOB. Gan furnish
8 to 10 cars. Walter G. Beas-
ley, Lavonia, R.-FY D..

_About 2 tons good No. 1 Pea-
vine hay, $40.00 ton at my
ae J. W. Ray, Towns, Box

Peanut hay, $15.00 ton at

farm, or $16.00 ton loaded in|

boxcar. Clifford. -1L,.

Benevolence.

PEANUTS AND PECANS
FOR SALE

Jones





10 lbs. 1945 crop sound Stew-
art pecans, 35c lb. for the 10
lbs. Miss Belle Temmerman,

|Bronwood, -Box 83.

Hastings improved - Spanish
peanuts, for eating or seed, 6
lbs., $1. 25, 10 Ibs., $2.00. Larg-
er amounts cheaper. Tom
Wood, Fairburn, Rt. 1.

Have Stewart and Seedling
in. 10 Ib lots.

35 lb.
Write at once sending ck. or

M.- O. A..B. Wood, Griffin, |

Box | ALB.

MISCELLANEOUS
a SALE



BUTTER:

4 to 6 lbs,, nice Jersey re
ea, week, 60c Ib. Add postage.
ar Robbs, Flowery
Branch. Rt. 1. :
FEATHERS:
White, giant Bronze turkey

feathers,
wing and tail, 40c lb. Del. Z. J.
Lee, Red Oak.

HONEY:

New Ext. honey, 6-10 Ib. tin
pails to Cs., $10.99; in glass jars:
12-5 <1b., $11. 61; 12- 2-1%4, $6.52;
24-16 ounze $5. 75: 24-8 02z., $3. 16.
FOB here. In glass jars not

/mailable. John Crummey, Jesup.

P. O. Box 117.

PEPPER:

Hot pepper, 30c doz.; Post-

paid to $1.00 orders; under
add postage. Josephine Raley,
Mitchell.
ROOTS AND HERBS: May
apple root, Birdock, Yellow
Root, Cherry tree park, Colts
Foot, Yellow Dock, 30c ib. Add
postage. No chks. nor stamps.
Gladys Cochran, Pisgah.

SAGE:
Nice,

Postpaid. Mrs. Nathan Weather-
by, Ball Bround. Rt. 4.

1945 crop, shade dried leaf
Sage, $1.00 lb; sage plants, 2
for 25c; 5 for 50c; $1.00 doz;
also Catnip plants, 2 for a0e.

|V. Keith, Alvaton.

WALNUT lacATS:
- Black walnut Meats, nice and
clean, light colored, $1.00 Ib.
Add postage. M. M. Cochran,
Pisgah.

SACKS:
100 Ib cap. print sacks, wash-
ed, ironed, 35c ea; white sacks,

Baweshed, free of holes, 14-14c
Otis.
iW. D. Bird, Metter.

Plus postage. Mrs.
ate Cumming, Rt. 5.

a

85c ea:

| washed,

Meadow Ber-

Ded:

dry picked, free of

shade cured Sage, 90c:
lb=10 tb. or more in lot, 80c lb.



100 hulls and meal aio
sacks, free of holes, good to, put
grain in. Sent by express. Mrs.
J, Ww. Jackson, Irwinton.

Print sacks, iponed.
white sacks,
free of lettering, 20c ea. Add

postage. Mrs. rs

washed,

Gainesville, Rt.

-Nice print sacks, 100 lb cap.,
free of holes, and mildew, 3 and
4. alike, 40c ea.; white sacks,

100 Ib. cap., free of holes, 20c

ea. Plus postage. Mrs. M. L.
Crow. ite Gainesville, Rit, 2.

Nice print sacks, free of holes,

and mildew, 3 and 4 alike, 40c

ea.; also white sacks, 100 Ib.
cap., free of holes, and mildew.
Plus. postage. Mrs. G. Robinson,
Gainesville, Rt. 2:

White sacks, 100 lb. @ap.,
18c ea. Plus postage.

Prompt shipment. Mrs. Ray
Burtz, Gainesville, Bet

Light and dark colored print

sacks, washed and ironed, free

of holes, 40c. ea. Mrs. . Etta

Tatum, Dawsonville.

Print sacks, free of holes and
mildew, 100 lb. cap., 35c_ ea.
Add postage. Mrs. Paul B. Gil-
strap, Ball Ground, Rt. 2.

Print sacks, free of holes. 40c
ea. Postpaid. Mrs. Hassel Reece,
Woodstock, Rt. 1.

Print sacks, 100 Jb cap., wash-
ed and ironed, 35c ea., 3 for
$1.00. Add postage. Mrs. Johnnie
Whelchel, Gainesville, Rt.
Box 48.

Print sacks, 100 lb cap., 38

ea., 10 for $3.75, 25 for $9. 00,. 100
for $35.00; also white sacks, 21e

25 or more, 20c ea. Cash
wih order. No cks.
Major Crow, Gainesville, R. F.

100 -lb. cap. print sacks, free
of holes, washed and ironed, 35
ea, Add. postage. No cks. Mrs.
Cliff Hughes, Gainesville, Rt. 5.

Feed sacks, some soiled, some

with holes, $5. 00 C. Not sold - in ||

less than 100 lots.
Waverly Hall.
Print sacks, washed, 38c ea.
Postpaid.. No stamps or cks.
Mire. PE. Vv. Jones, Gainesville,
Rt. 1.

White sacks, 100 Ib cap., $15--
00 C. No..Jess shipped. Express
only. Chas. T. McMillian,
Gainesville, Rt. 3.

Nice print sacks, free of
holes, 3 and 4 of a kind, 40c ea.;
also white sacks,
postage. Mrs.
Gainesville, PFS 2

Print. sacks,

Joe Ingram,

Washed

ironed, 35c ea. All orders post-.

paid over 10 sacks; also striped

bunth beans, 20c cupful. Mrs.

L. C. Jones, Gainesville; Rted=

100 lb. cap. print sacks, wash-
ed, 3 for $1.00. Postpaid. Mrs. G.
F. Gober, Dougherty: eS

Print sacks, washed, ironed,
35c ea.: white sacks, 20 ea.; al-
So Catnip plants, 5c large bunch.
Add postage. Mrs. G,: L. Hub-
bard, Gainesville, Rt. 5.

Print sacks, washed, ironed
and free of hcags, 40c ea. Post-
paid. C. O. D. or M. O. No cks.

Miss Grace Wallace, Dougherty,

Rt. 1.

100 lb. cap. print sacks, wash-
ed, ironed and free of holes, 40
ea. Postpaid. Mr. Pearl Waters,
Dawsonville, Rt. 2

Print feed bags, washed, iron-
ed, free of holes, 3 for $1. 00 net
postpaid. Mrs. Clyde Waldrip,
Flowery Branch, R. F. D. 1.

White feed sacks, 100 Ib cap.,
20c ea. Prepaid. No cks. Mrs. T,

'D. Dyer, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Print: sacks, washed, ironed, 3,
ae $1.00 or 35c ea. Free of holes,
rs.

Hoke T. Martin, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 7. =

Print sacks, washed 100 lb.
cap., 35 ea. Add postage. No
cks. Mrs. T. T. Cantrell, Cum-
ming, Rt. 1.

White sacks, washed, ironed,

20c ea; also print sacks, washed,

ironed, 3 for $1.00. Add postage.
Cash orders. Mrs. Ancil Stewart,
Vee: at

Good croaker sacks, 15 ea..

washed, |
L. Hubbard,
| ville, Rt. 1.

free of holes, 100 lb. cap.;

8, |
.| price.

Postpaid. |

{eggs.-
Willoughby, Waco.

jprice per bu. Robt.

Mrs.

20c ea. Plus
M. L. Crowe,
-|Lithia Springs.
and |

rand qu

| Mrs.



: Print sacks, washed, ironed
free of. holes, 35 ea; whi
sacks, bleached and free ot
holes, 20c ea.; also old fashi
shellot onions, 15c qt. Add pos
Re =e R. H. Caine, cu

Print sacks, washed, ee s
free of holes, 40c ea. Postpaid. es
Mrs. Go L. Shoemake, eae as

White bleached sacks, 100 Ib S
cap., washed, 20c ea. Postpaid
Fred Smith, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

White sacks, washed, 20c ea,
also
100 Ib. cap. burlap -sacks, 106.
ea. Add postage. No cks,
Mrs. A. R. Meek, Meansville, es
ReaD it eee

150 print sacks, free of none
and mildew, vmshed and iron:
ed, 40c ea. or $57.00 for lo{ |
Mrs. Clayburn, Bennett, Cum. as
ming, Rid: ee



MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED



APPLES WANTED: Want ?
lbs., good, sundried apples ai
not over 45c lb. Advise first,

ae Effie Holton, Baxley, Rt

CORN AND SEED CORN
WANTED: Want 1,000 bu. good
sound, yellow. corn. Advise
W. C. Redman, Jackson.

Want about 1 pint of. the
large White Grain corn. State =
J. B. Griffin, Box 418 |

Want 100 to 2,000 bu. corn.
at $1.35 bu, -at your: bar
within 100 mi. Macon. Alber
H. Watkins, Byron, Rt. 1.

EGGS WANTED: | Want 1
setting of 20 common Bantam
State price del. A. J.

Want: 100 purebred Pit gama
eggs for hatching. Pay good
price. Advise. W. BL \Kelly, |

| Moultrie, Rt. 1.

FEED GRAIN WANTED:
Want sev. hundred bu. Feedl
Barley and Feed Oats. Prefey =
del. to my farm Wilsom Acres*
or near by. Quote Ic cash

Ww ile
son, McBean.

FEATHERS WANTED: Wank
some new, clean, goose weath<
ers. State amount and prices =
Howard J. =
Grovetown,

HONEY, BEES AND BEE >
SUPPLIES WANTED: : = =
Want 50 or 75 Ilbs.,/\ od. =
honey. Advise. D. F. bogth ==

Want some good, bright Bees Z
wax. State best price. W. Ty

Edwards, Penfield.

- Want some good honey ie
vise what you have and p_ ca
C. W. Grover, Ball Ground.

Want seucral modern Te :
frame bee hives, with or with:
out bees. O. E, Trimble, ae, =
Point, 401 Dorsey Aye. ;

~ Want 250 or 300 Ibs. shelled 3
peanuts, the big red or larg
improved Spanish. State pric

ntity. Clarence Shrop- Z
shire, LaFayette, Rt. 3. ee

Want, some punch P. R |
potato plants. State price on
5,000 to be del. by May Ist = z
little later. Ralph P. Newton: =
Milledgeville, R. F. D. 2.) .

Want some old time blue
Nigger-Killer and red skin
Spanish or Paplar root potata
plants, White. Willis Foster,
Clarkston, Box 204.

Want for early pianting ear-
ly Triumph sweet potata
plants, Write what you have
J. W. Hendrix, States-
boro hie 2. cS oe

Want few pianis of the Win-
All, Triple L and Collossal To-
mato plants (not seed)
transplanting a once. State
price by dozen or hundred,
also: particulars. A. L. Barry, By
Atlanta, East Conway Rd., eS ant
10). "phone CH 3502; : =

Want white Guano. bags in
good condition, Exe. black eye
peas for same. Write. W. B.
Bass, Swainsboro, Rt. 1, Box :
173. ss

-Exe. pecans for print sacks,
free of holes; 1 lb. of pe qx
for ea. sack. Mrs, H. F. Di.g<
gers, Tifton, Rt. 3... -



for=

ae

= Mrs.
town, Rt.

SYRUP WANTED:

co Waller,

_ milker, fresh with

-Chelena,



-

PAGE six

MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED



* Exe. sundried apples for
print. sacks: 1 ib. for large
size sack, 2 or more same pat-
tern. Any amt. exch. Mrs.
J. Clint Johnston, Dalton, Rt.

: 3, Box 34.

Want white feed sacks; alse
2 doz. large garlic bulbs, for
sale, $1.50. Exch... for feed
sacks. Vrs: BY. . = Adcock,

Adairsville, Rt. 2.

Want rabbit feed sacks or

any kind of thick white sack.

Mrs. Ada Powell, Rising Fawn,
dete 3.

SHED WAN TED:

Want scme Senna seed. Will
pay cash or exc. flower seed.
G. B. Whelchel, Cedar-
2

Want 50 to 100 gal pure
Ribbon Cane syrup. C. S.
LaGrange, 415 Frank-
lin St.

CATTLE FOR SALE.



_ Fine Jersey cow, freshen a-
bout Ist of June, for sale. C. V.
Clarkston. phone
Clarkston 4542.

Nice, reg. Guernsey cow, good
3rd: alt,
$150.00. -Horace A. Kell, Wins-

ton, Rt. 1.

Red Poll bull calf, over 10

mos. old, purebred but not re-

a gisterable. Distinguished breed-

: individuals.
_ Hereford Farm. C. E. Downs,
Thomaston. i



ing and of good conformation,

$100.00 at barn. M. J. Gillespie,
Pulaski.

Dark brown Jersey 6 yr. old,
cow, 4 gal., milk and good but-

ter cow also; bull calf i0 days
old. Both for $135.00 at my

home. J. N. Conner, Atlanta, 748

Rice St. N. W. (Rear)

a. Extra fine heifer, ready for
breeding,

also young heifer
ealf, for sale. J. Jolley, Atlanta,
(ee Box 133. :

2 milch cows, q gives 3-%

gal., just freshened; other 4+%
pal.

fresh May 20th,. for sale.
C. L. Estes, College Park, Rt. 2.

1 red Jersey cow, 2-% gal.

milk day, calf. 1. mo. old; give

3-% gal., with plenty feed. Mrs.
Emma M: Puckett, Buford, Rt.
2 1, Box bv.

~Hornless, lemon col., J ersey

7S COW heavy milker, good teats,
freshen within a weeks time.

2nd calf, also Jersey Heifer,

bred to freshen December: 24th,
- for sale. L.. H.. Cousins, Green-
= VILLE:

Good Jersey - cow, 4th calf

born Nov. 20th, giving 2-% gal.
milk day now.
comeing. Rt 3.

J. W.. Martin,

_ Jersey milch cow with young

2-% gal., on sage grass, $65.00
if sold by the 15th. O. M. Moore
Buena Vista.

Reg. Polled, Hereford bull, 20

~ mos. old, ready for heavy: ser-

vice, Perfection. breeding. Good:
$250. 00>: at. my

34 head Dairy cows, purebred

and Grade Jerseys, 1 purebred
bull, also dairy equipment, at

my place, Watsons Farm. Alex

- Holland, Hamilton, Rt. i

Good Jersey- Guernsey cross

- milch cow, fresh with 4th calf,

$85.00 at my place, 1-% mi.

_ East of Ranger. N. E. Rhodes,

Ranger.
_Jersey-Holstein cross 3 yr. old

_ heifer bred to Guernsey male,

to freshen in few days 2nd calf;
3 gal. rich milk with Ist. calf:
better with 2nd. $150.00 at
barn. J. W. Hamm, Summit.



- HOGS FOR SALE



Few, mice, reg. Hereford

oS (males eee $25.00 ea.
hip C, O J. Corrie Sanders,

Bowersville, Rts 1.

5 nice White: Chester aed
with Berkshire pigs, 6 wks. old
May Ist, $20.00 pair shipped. No
ss 2 shipped. Sat. guar. R: L.
ea, Washington, Rt. 3.

Black PC. pigs, 8 wks. old.
Reg, Buyer's name, $20.00 ea.
. F. A Smith, Elberton.









HOGS FOR SALE



2 extra fine, saeese bloodline
OQ. I. C. boars, 6 mos. old, wt.
125 1bs.- to 150 "Ibs. ea. Reg.
for sale at my farm at Birming-
ham, Ga. W. H. Nix, Alpha-
retta.

For Service: S: P. C.. boar,
best of blood stock, ready for
service. Fee, 2 pigs at 6 wks.
old. W. H. Craig, Riverdale,
Rt. 1, (Selenia Road).

1 reg. Hamsphire now with
7 pigs, eligible for reg. from
Champion stock of Ga. $100.00
for sow and pigs at my barn. J.
E. Bennett, Screven, Rt. 2. Box
48.

6 pigs, wt., 45-60 Ibs., ea., half
Black P. C. and Guinea (cross),
at my place. Wont ship. Roy
Walden, Mitchell, Rt. 1.

Reg. S. P. C. male pigs, sons
of prize winning male, Hero
Boy 14 wks. old, built and
marked tight, approx. 75-80 lbs.
ea., Dbl. treated and reg. Hubert
C. Miles, Metter, Rt. 1.

Reg. S. P, C. males, 4-5 mos.

old, $30.00 ea. in buyer's name. |
| FOB. Some of Souths leading

bloodlines. B. Leverette,

Tifton.

Bis bone Guinea gilt with
5 pigs, 4 wks. old, $40.00.
L. T. McCoy, Mitchell.

Black Essex pigs, dbl. incou-
lation, 8-10 wks. old, $18.00 ea.;
$35.00 pair. Application for reg.
furnished. L. S. Bargeron, Sar-
dis.

1b pigs, O- 7. . and S. 2. G;,
ready for sale May 10th, $10.00
ea. at my farm: also 25 or 39
bu. Ogden soy beans, $3.50 bu.
B. Terhume, Silver Creek, Rt.
A =

Bistk Poe. pigs, farrowed
April Ist, reg. buyers name,

we

$20.00 ea. to be shipped when)

6 wks. old, FOB Elberton. F. A.
Smith, Elberton.

Hereford male hog, 2 yrs. old

| June 26, 1946, wt. 300 lbs., or

$75. 00. Reg. papers in
Ei. 7H. Meeks,

more,
owners name.
Douglas.

Best blood line, reg Duroc
boars, 5 mos. old, 100 Ib. aver-
ace, $37.50 ea. at my farm, 6

East Hawkinsville. Marvin
der, Hawkinsville, Pubes



HORSES AND MULES
| FOR SALE )



Black: mare mule, about . 12
yrs. old and 1000 Ibs. wt., work
anywhere, Sell or exc. for cows
or hogs of same value. J 8:
Webb, Soperton, Box 166.

- 2 yr. old mare mule, broke
gentle, red, $175.00 at my farm;
also Beeswax,
Garrison, Cornelia, Rt. 1.

2 fine, young, farm mules for
sale. All letters ans. C. A.
Keown, Adairsville, Rt. 1.,

Major Allen feg. Tennessee
Walking horse; come see him

walk and stroll, and dont come

unless you want to see a real
horse. Wiley P: Hand, Cedar-
town,

Black mare, rides and plows,
$150.00. Dolly "Freeman, Juliette.

_ 8 yr. old mare, around - 1100
Ibs. make. good brood mar}
works good. Sell. or, trade for

good milch cow or young hens }.

or what have you? G. R. Reece,
Marietta. Rt. 1, phone No. 576-
Bie

2 horse Mules, 4 and 5 -yrs.
old, wt. 1100-1200 Ibs., stocky
built, $425.00 for pair. G. A.
Dobbs, Atlanta, 254 Howell Ter-
race S. W.

At Stud: good stallion, Fee,

$15.00 at my place, 6 mi, West.

Fairburn. Make appointment. A.
H. Wilson, Fairburn, Rt. 2.

8 yr. old, 1,000 Ibs. mule, good
1H. wagon, fing heifer (cattle),
and few other farm items for
sale at my place. Sll all or part.
i John C. Woodail, Lula, Rt.

Real good work mule, trained,
9 yrs. old (paid $250.00 for him),
also 80 W. L. 30 R. I. Red and
some White Rock - hens, now
laying, for sale. Mrs. J ames
Norton, Stone Mountain, Rt. 1
(5485 Memorial Dr. = E)

son,

50c Ib. Clyde

Toggenburg),



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



5 yr oid: gaited, American
saddle gelding Handsome Boy,
wt. 1100 Ibs., very gentle. Good
plantation animals. See or
write. Mrs. Henry J. Barnes,
Greenville.

2 good mules, gentle, sound,
work anywhere, for sale. See at
my place in Dunwoody, 1 mi.
So. on Ashford-Dunwoody Rd.
or mailing address, S. T.Spruill,
Chamblee, Rt. 2.

Good work and saddle fiorsee
sound and suitable for. plow,
wagon or saddle. Some 5, 6, is
8 and 10 yrs. old. Cheap for
cash or exc. for cows or year-
lings. John Richardson, For-
syth, Rt..3 @ mi. So. Forsyth)
Phone No. 3196.

3 yr. old Bay horse, about
950-900 Ibs., $100.00 cash. O. A.
Conner, Uvalda.



RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE



WN.. Z. Whites; 3: mos. old.
Reg. stock. Also ped. N. Z.
Reds J. A. Rosser, Decatur,
170 Carter Rd.

3 pure N. Z. Whites, $5.00 or
$2.00 ea. FOB. Gerald Brown,
Helena, Rt. 1.

2 white, pink-eyed rabbits,
$3.00 for the 2 at my hore.
Cant ship. William Taylor, Jr.,
Clarkesville, Rt. 3.

N. Z. White rabbits:
old, pedigreed, $2. 50 ea., $4.50
for unrelated pair; 4 mos. old
does and bucks, $6.00 ea. Papers
furnished on all. J. R. William-
Jr. Atlanta, 852 Oakhill
Ave. S. W. RA 7366,

Closing out N. Z. rabbits: 1
pr- Whites, Yr. old, $5. 00 1 pr.
colored, $4.00; 5 young 6 mos.
old, $1. 50 ea. Ben Cochran, Dub-
lin, Coney St.

2 pr. Black rabbits, 8 wks. old
$2.50 pr. Can ship not prepaid.
Troy Nichols, Norcross, Rt. 1.

- Giant size White N. Z. rab-
bits, from ped. stock 11 wks.

8 wks.

old, $3.50 pr. Mrs. D. L. Hayes,

Blakely, Rta;

N. Z. Reds: 5 does, 11 wks.
old, $12.50; 2 does with 4 young
and 1 with 5 young, 5 wks. old,
$14.00; 1 doe, 10 mos. old, mated,
$4.00. From reg.e stock, at my
place. A. L. Smith, Atlanta, 871
Rose Circle S. W. RA 5773.

10 giant N. Z. White rabbits,

, 3 mos. old, $1.00 ea. if all taken,.

also mixed Game bantams: 15
roosters, 1 yr. old, 75 ea. and
10 small. type hens, about 1 1b.

ea. $1.00 ea. Mrs. Wallie Smith, |

Rolston.

ad



SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE



e3 "goats (2 Saanans and ae
also Goat Milk,
some good yard Eggs, also. pure-

-bred Bronze turkey, for sale, at

my home. Come. Mrs. .J. C.
Goodson, Atlanta, 894 Ogle-
thorpeS. W. RA 0706.

23 goats, 9 grown, es ea
6 yearlings, all bred; 1 billy, 7
kids, $100.00 for. lot at my barn,
Mra. F. A. Hendon, Atlanta,
1962 ekewecd Ter,, S. E. Ma
0525..

3 white Marino goats, 2 does
(both have had kids) and 1 bill,
$12.00 for the 3 at my place.
Mrs. C. H. Mitchell, 1889 Ma-

rietta Rd. Be 1090.

2 reg. Toggenburg buck kids,

8 wks. old ( disbudded) from

6 Qt. nannie, $15.00-ea. Reg.
buyers name. C. R. Shortt,
Waycross, P. O. Box 368.

'40 head Hamsphire sheep: 19
Ewes, 1 reg. Hampshire Ram,
also 20 lambs (not old. enough
to-take from mother), ready a-
bout July Ist. Come and take
your choice. H. E. Bowman,
Buford. Rt. 2.

a good milk goats and 4 young
(2 nannies and 2 billies), 4 wks.
old, for sale. ee Gober,
der. Springs. Rt.

' Reg. Saanan oe No. 83687,
Sunny Slope: bloodlines, 1 yt.
old, $35.00 at. my. place. Come
after, C, T. Gaines, Buford. Rt.



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Cosh a

fer Suggests

1g trees on all idle
ver land in the State
ovide a good source of
ome and will help
. soil, Herbert C
forester of the Agri-
xtension Service, de-
ecently. Georgias
imber supplies Should
as a farm crop.
easonable supply of
er is -to be obtain-
future, Mr. Carruth
good timber man-
practices must be put
it in the handling of
forest lands-and fari?

re many thousand
dle land in this state
areas throughout the
ich should today be
tre.5 the
ut. Much of this
ashing away and get-
rer every year. Grow-
and other forest
on this
idle land pay its
as well as help in
our soils and pre-
ther soil losses.
1 sing pulpwood sup-
Georgia and the South,
ion. Service. -speci-
d out that a large

ee -pulpwood. comes |.

_ Harvesting pulp-

income. :
ended practices in
ut pulpwood from
ds in many. sections of
will leave the re-
trees in much better
Mr. Carruth said,

bring about a more;

ve pment of mature

B trees on idle land

wing recommended
actices - will help
tain her place as
producer of. forest
will help inerease

throughout . the | |

es Carruth asserted.

Boies

ation and to help
oisture in the soil
plant growth, speci-
the Georgia Agricul-
Service exX-

2RANSPLANTING

the root system
re-established and bal-

top or leaf surface |

reduced root system
of the. most import-
tors to be considered

much water and
ring are two of the
mon mistakes in ce-
ork, specialists of the
Extension Service

Poe zenbure milk
hen in few days; 2

trade : for calves,

er. 5 mi. Milstead on
zoganville Hwy. M. D,
p, Conyers. Rt. 2.

Alpines: Pierrette Del
_1679, 4 Qt: doe; 3-1
ta Sanas Souci No.
dianne of Silver Pines,

forester |

land will}

need a
d bed for proper

-Holsomback, East Point,

| cockerels,





~ Toggenburg buck and doe,
born April 10th; from outstand-
ing milk stock for sale. Will reg.
buyers name. Henry MeGee,
Atlanta, 45 Warren St., S. E. DE
3055. os



LIVESTOCK WANTED-



CATTLE WANTED: Want some
Dairy calves. Advise what you

have and price. Waymond Mil-

ler, Ft. Valley. Rt. 2, Box 50.
Want: 1 or 2 Reg., Guernsey

heifers, 4 to 6 mos. old, Del. to

farm Advise. E. S. Thurmond,
Farmington.

Want 10 to 12 calves, 2. 4 mos.
old, prefer the Beef Type Black
Angus but will buy common

-stock-Advise. W. A. Maddox,

Winder. Rt. 4.

Want 1 Short Horn dairy
type, full blood male calf. State.
what you have and price. W.
O. Cooke, Vienna. Rt. 4.

Want buy,some Range cattle.
State quantity, age, price and
location. Oscar Silcox, Folkston.
Rt. 2, Box: 23:

CATTLE WANTED: Want 2
Reg. Blocky Type Angus bulls,
around 2 yrs. old. Quote best
price,-del: my farm. J. G. Pur-
vie, Millen.

RABBITS AND GUINEA PIGS

Want 1 Chinchilla doe rab-
bit, about 1 yr. old, bred or
unbred. State price. J. H.
Sims, Ashburn, Box 284.

SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED
Want: buy 2 female all white
lambs with long tails. State
price and when and. where can
see them. H. S. Bewett, Avon-
dale Estates.

Want a fresh milk goat. Must
be cheap. and not too far from
Dalton. J. Roy Bates, Dalton,
501 W. Crawford, St.



POULTRY FOR SALE



AUSTRA- WHITES: About - 60
hens: 40 Austria-Whites and, 20
White Rocks, good layers, $1.75
og FOB H. F. Seay, Ellenwood,

ieee:

BABY CHICKS AND
BANTAMS:
1 -< Cornish . Wahiaw rooster,

$4.00. P. B. et Chattahoo-

chee.
Trio ede Blackbreasted

Red Game bantams, from best

Exhibition | ploodlines, $12. 50;
single roosters, $3.50 ea; .ggs
(same. str.), $4.00 per 15 del.
Crates ret. my expense. B. H.
302 So.
Harris St.

2 pr. Bantams, $1.50 pr.
Turner, Union Point. .

Sev. trios Black Wyandotte
Bantams, Show stock, $10.00
trio, M, G. de La Rue, Decatur,
307 Spring St.

Bill

8 Dark Cornish bantam hens

and cockerel, bred from. Show
stock, good. healthy breeders,
now laying, $9.00. First M. O.
gets. them. P. C. Cox, Augusta,
Box. 910.

| BARRED, WHITE AND OTHER

ROCKS?

5 March hatch pure Fischel
sty. 4-A White Rock pullets,
$1.50 ea; cockerels, $2.00 ea,
give 2 cockerels free with or-
der of 20 pullets. Can furnish
unrelated. cockerels. Mrs, J, L.
Bowersville.

AB. R. pullets and 1 rooster,
$9.00. M. O. with order. Mrs. C.

| C. Dominy,-Eastman, Rt. 4.

CORNISH, GAMES AND
GIANTS:

Purebred, large type Cornish,
8-10 wks. old: pullets, $1.50 ea;
$2.00- ea. Mrs. E. W.
Stephens, Lyons.

3 Texas Ranger stags, wt. 3-
1% lbs., pure Game, from good
pit stock, $5.00 ea.,. proven brood
hens. $5.00 ea. Bill Goode, Bron-
wood,

12 large type Dark Carnish
hens and rooster,$25.00, M. O.
with order. Mrs. Charlie Pea-
cock, Eastman, Rt. 4.

114 W. L. 4-A: grade hens, 1

| yr. old, no culls, $135.00 for lot

iD. Williams, Patterson, RFD

pr.

Wheel str.





" LEGHORNS: 75 or 80 Baca
and White Leghorn, 3 and 4-A,
laying good, $1.50 ea., or 25 or

more in lot, $1.25 ea; 8 wks, old.

White. Leghorns, $1. 00 ea; 9
little goslings, 25c ea. Mrs. A.
ys Lee, Jesup.

PEAFOWLS, PHEASANTS,
PIGEONS, QUAIL, ETC: FOR
SALE:
To pr:

Black Shoulder

pr. Peafowl,

$95.00 for both pr., or $50.00 pr;

Also Big B. B. Bronze. turkey
eggs for hatching, 25c ea. pre-

paid. No less 12 shipped. P. O.

Money order: \Mrs. Helen ae

Bee! Atlanta, Rt 2:
Purebred,

mated, a

|-working Homer pigeons (over-

stocked must make room), $2.50
All - guar. C. H. Overby,
Columbus, 3609-14th Ave.

Few pr. common pigeons, for
sale or trade for rabbits or
pheasants. L. W. McBurney,
Thomson.

8 pr. ea giant size-Silver King
and French Mondian pigeons,
$2.50 pr. or exc. 1 pr. for 25
baby chicks or any large breed.
H. A. Long, Augusta. 1525 Cen-
tral Ave.

Closing out my Quality pige-
ons: White Swiss Mondaines,
Show type White Kings, Giant

Homers, etc. Sell or trade some

or all for Pedigreed rabbits.
What have you? R.~ Lamar
Brantley, Wrightsville, Rt 2,

REDS (NEW -HAMPSHIRES
AND RHODE ISLANDS):

350.R, I. Red pullets, from
Pullorum free stock, Wilson str.,
8 wks. old, $1.00 ea. D. E. Pitts,
Rabun Gap. 5

1,200 to 1,500 New Hampshire
Red pullets, 4-A grade, 10-11
wks. old, $1, 00 ea. Walter Por-
ter, Gainesville, Rt.34; 2 mi.
West of Gainesville.)

About 500 Halls N. H. Red
pullets, 12 wks. old, $1.25. ea, at
my home, 7 mi. GainesviHe on
Cleveland Hwy. Will not ship.

Cyde W. Gilleland, Gainesville,

Rt. 6.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC, FOR SALE:

11 Blue Toulouse -goslings, 2
wks. old, good size, ready for
shipping, $2.25 ea. "Mrs. oC;
Orr, Winder, Rt. 4.

1 pure White. Pekin duck, 14
mos. old, $2.00. Ship anywhere.
M. O. only. Bennie Fendley,
Danburg, Rt. 1, Box. 48.

1 be Ee Bronze tubes:

gobbler, . healthy. and vigorous,
for sale or exc. for Young pul-

lets or baby chicks of any full

breed type, for value exch, at
$12.00 Ea. pay postage. F. M.
Abee, Dahlonega.

-B. B, Bronze poults, Wagon
65c ea. No order less.
than. 25. Cash with order or 25

| percent paid when order book-

ed. Prompt attention. Albert D.

Hemstreet,. OEE Box 357.



POULTRY WANTED



BANTAMS WANTED: Want 2
hens and 1 rooster, Brown Leg-
horn Bantams. High type pre-
ferred. Advise W. W: Ander-

son, Warrenton.

LEGHORNS. WANTED: Want
100 White Leghorn 4 or 3-A 4
to 8 wks. old pullets; also a lb.
tender Half Runner bean seed.
Osear Duke, Summerville, Rt.
2

PIGEONS WANTED:

Want some pure. White. or
pure Black Fantail pigeons
cheap. State price. Raleigh
Pruitt, Lavonia, Rt. 2.

GEESE WANTED: Want some
Geese. State number, kind price
and shipping point. D. E. Pinks-
ton. Parrott.

FARM HELP WANTED



Want settled, reliable, color-
ed couple for yard work on
farm: Write. R. K. Whittier,
Alpharetta, Rt. 2.

Want white, middleaged
woman to do light work on
farm, for room, board, and
$6.00 ' a week. Must be reliable.
live as one of family. C. L.
Padgett, Augusta, Rt. 2.

solid White Peafowl Lt

have new Farmall B).

-family and help with



Want coun col, or white, SS
look after chickens, take care
of yard and. garden. for truck.
Salary and home. G. F. Green,
Macon. Rt. 2 (Columbus Rd.)

Want col. settled, reliable wo-
man or couple to do light work.
on farm. House and: salary. Good
home. Mrs. Roy
Lovett.

Want good farmer or farm
hand that can run tractor (I
Good
houses, water and wood.
Furnish land for garden: and
truck, also stock and tools to
cultivate it with free. Let me
hear at once. 4 mi. So. Regis-
ter, on Mail and school Rr. J.
H., Dekle, Register.

White. or Col. with 4 or
more hands, for , farm and- to

| work in timber when not work-

ing on farm. Houses, pasture,
wood and stock furnished and
any amount of land, Pay 50c
hour in= timber. BE... EB. Hice;
Cherry Log.

Want dependable white
woman, 25-50 yrs. of age to do
light work on farm. Good home
and wages. Some children will

be all ee | C. C. Wilson Jones-
sboro; nt. 1,

Want. to contact some party in-

terested in raising cattle; have
200 A. good pasture with un-
failing water. Alice Walton,
Columbus, Box 905.

Want dependable white wo-
man to live as member of 2 in
light
garden, etc.

chores on farm,
Josie Moore,

$20.00 mo. Mrs.
Wadley. Rt, 2.

Want man to make crop. on
Halves; go 50-50 on everything.
Live in house with me and my.
wife; furnished everything and
board you free. Near Sunny
Side. Come at once. J. A. An
derson, Griffin.

Want white couple, sober, and

industrious, to help grow Veget-.

ables and flowers. No. children.
3 R.. house, lights and water.
Salary and portion of profits.
G. W. Johnson, Atlanta, 3051
Howell Mill Rd. N, Ww.

Want white woman for light
work on farm. No cows to milk
nor chickes, Vegetable garden.
20 mi. Atlanta. Must be reliable,
and have good ref. State age,
exp., etc., in replying. Mrs. A.
A. Hale, Hapeville, 738 Central |

Ave.

Want good Garmer farm
with good improvements.
Everything furnished. Mail by
door. If interested, write: W.
C. Dobbs, Atlanta, 254 Howell
Terr.

Want an dnenbebeted wo-
man, white or colored, for
light work on farm. No milk-
ing. Must be reliable. $8.00
per. mo., Room and Board.
Prefer someone over 30 yrs.

Jold. Mrs, P. E. Bowman, La-

Grange, R. F. D. 2.
- Want exp. truck grower to

| operate truck crops on bottom

land farm, 18 mi. out, 50-50
hasis. Must have car or truck
to market produce and fruit
crop. 2 houses, good land,
stock and equipment furnished.
See. S. S. Storer, Atlanta, 329
Decatur St:

Want Christian man and wife
(without. children) to live in
house with me and farm. At
once. Do not write, come see..
Haygood Clark, Alamo, Rt. 1.

Want white man with family
to work. on irrigated truck farm
near Atlanta. Man able and
willing to.do farm work and
drive truck and tractor. Nice:
4 R. house, with elec., wood,

-and garden, and $3.00 day to
man. Work for all family pick- |

ing berries, peaches and salad.
R. F. Sams, Decatur, Rt. 3.

Jackson, |

public at $3.00 hour.



Want sev. Aaiiilics te g
farm work, also tractor dri
FE, 2: Jackson, Wee Rt.

Want man an wife or smal
family to work small, good fa
on any basis. Good house and
Sage H. M. Lyons, Marietta

Want man, single or with
family - for good truck farmi
land and nice 3 R. house. Mus
be able do gen. farm work.

B. Tanner, Lithonia. |

Want man to work Turpenti
on 50-50 basis; have 4,000 tree
Ho A Mann. Lyons. 7

Want aged couple to live in
homeand take, care of chickens,
stock, garden and flowers, look
after place in general. Salary
nice home, good neighborhood
and near church. Mrs. Jack
Rogers, Claxton, Rt. 2.

Want at once, man to work |
on Apple Orchard; could use
large family to help gather

.| fruit this Fall. $2.50 day, good

house, garden, cow pasture and
wood furnished.- Prefer man.
from No, Ga... HH. B: Rober s
Clarkesville.

Want at once, young ete

man, Experienced, to help | me_

make and gather this yrs crop.
$2.50 day, board and laundry.
No. drinking. S.-D. oy
Fitzgerald. RFD 3. ;

Attractive nope ta
party with 2 in family, capab
of taking charge of sma i
modern Dairy. House with
water and lights. A. H. Comer,
Marietta. Rt. 4 (Austell Rd.)



POSITIONS WANTED _

White, single, 35 yr, old man

wants job on farm with reliable

Inexperienced, but wil-
Salary, room and
Ate

party.
ling to learn.
board. Sanborn Cooper,

-lanta, 200 Montgomery Fee

Dr. N. E. He-6399.

Woman wants job doing light
work on farm. .No_ heavy
work. State particulars .in ~
first letter. Mrs. Juranie Mc-
Leod, Rocky Ford, Rt. 2. es

Will do tractor work for the.
Contact
me, J. D. Bearden, Palmetto,
ts J a at

Want place helping wich pool. 2
try and other light. wor on ~
farm, in Fulton County. Have
9 girls able to help some, Mrs.
Ora. M. Music, Atlanta, 149 ee
rean Ave., S. E.

Young man wants job 10: =
experience in tractor farming,
7 yr. experience in milk plant
work. Will ans. all letters, No
ecards please. William Cooker,
Atlanta, 2107 Gordon Rd., Dy
W., care W. S. Smith:

Man, 27, single, wants to hire
to do general farm work, for
board and ledving, at standard
wages. Josh Gilbert, a
Ried

Man, wife 1 child, wants job
on farm, with good Church of.
God christian. folks, preferred, .
near Jesup. $3.00 day straight
time, sick or -well, work or.
play, every Saturday, Sunday
off; want garden, chickens, late
potato patch. Ans. all letters. C.
M.. Turner, Brunswick, 2514
Reynolds St.

Man, 60 yrs. old, wants job
raising broilers on share basis,
with chicks and everything
furnished, with brooder house,
etc. S. M. .Gowder, Powder
Springs, Rt. 2. =

Want job on farm at once, for
$13.00 week, with house and
wood furnished. Have: to: be=>
moved also. S. T. Carter, Cov-
ington, Rt. 2. ae



May 2,
Beans (Snap), per bu. sade
Cabbage, per 50 lb. sack .
Collards, per doz.
Onions (Green), per dozen

Peas (Green), per bu. hprs.
Strawberries, per 24-Qt. crts.
Tomato Plants, Crts. & hprs.;

Turnip Salad, per bu.



Fresh Fruits and Vegetables |

gee re. $2.00-$2.50 |
Re 1.00- 1.75

Mustard Cec per bu. hprs.- 2
oS ee

per 1,000 plants __
Turnips (Bunched), per dozen Sere ee

1946 Atlania

1.50 1.7542

75- 1.25 |

aaewesaense 1.00- }25e4
a ees 5.00- 9.00 |
1.25: 1.751

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the face of their known treach-
eries to each other.

If the world sees peace, it must
come in the name of the lowly
Nazarene. It will never come in
the name of those who serve

Beclzebub. =

The people of the earth gath-
er the harvest in terror, hunger
and pain. The governments of
the people are engaged i in pow-

er politics and in domestic poli- .

tics.
- The masses of the people real-
ize that something is badly
wrong. The people have never
been given the facts and they do
not know who is to blame.

The people are but following
_ the natural law which is an urge
to upset the existing Govern-
ment and try something new.

The people do not know and

will not be told that the over-
throw of Constitutional Gov-
ernment inevitably means the

yise of dictatorship. overlooking Jerusalem and you pated ,
- There is no such thing as a have in the minds eye seen the | !f you He to hear the tr
: ct spoken
eo. 3 government except ee. ss aed Twisted by knaves to make
hrough a wise Constitution sup- | 28 ** $3! erusaicn, rue fools, |
ported and upheld by informed salem, which killest the proph- Or watch the things you gave y
and patriotic voters, and by the | and stonest them that are broken,
_ jimiting of voting to those who | Sent unto thee; how often would And stoop and build em up
are prepared to vote intelligent- I have gathered thy children to- out tools:
Jy on men and measures. , Se ue ee doth ee If you can make one iene 0
No popular government can rooa unaer ner wings, and ye winnings
. Ya. And risk it on t f
ead survive where the fran- would not!Luke 13:34. bss, | 2

chise is given to those who do

not have intelligence, informa- | been given the gospel and it has ae p cine &
tion and patriotism enough to been preached to every nation ee ete?
_ be a stockholder in the business in accordance with the prophe-_ If you can force your heart and:
_of the country. | cies of Holy writ. Can you not sinew - :
No one talked louder and long- even today picture this same Je- peers e your turn long af
: er about the rights of the peo- sus going to and fro through all And so hold on when there is ne
ple than Hitler, Mussolini, Sta- the world and saying to the peo- . you
lin and the other dictators. ple of the nations, he that killeth eHold on Will which says
= 0 on!

In the name of the peoples
rights,
to power.

_in the name of the peoples



modern dictators came |





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rights, the dictators and ty-

rants of old came into power.

In the name of the peoples
rights, the stage is now being

set in England and the United |

States for dictatorships.

Mounting public debts, with
hunger and hardships among
the masses, have ever been the
fertile breeding ground of dic-
tators and tyrants. |

Does this condition not chal-_

lenge your fighting spirit inher-

ited from your courageous an-

cestors, who built a home of
freedom in a new world?

Does such a state of affairs
not fan the flame of the spirit of

knighthood which comes down |

to you from the time of King Ar-
thurs Court.

Does the knowledge of these
facts not cause your heart to

burn with a desire to emulate |
the signers of the Declaration

of Independence and the fram-
ers of the Constitution of the
United States.

At you are a Christian, you
have in spirit stood on the hill

The whole Gentile work has

with the sword must be killed

with the sword.

The day: calls for men men

3 with unfaltering courage who

selves when all men do

walk with Rings or crow

| right course; men who
men, whether their activit

to the State or to the N

| will fail.

tion and the world deper

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will dare to do right, re
of consequences to then
men who can keep the
when all about them a
theirs; men who can trus

but make allowances fi
ing too; men who can i
red for the right withou
way to hatred; men w

who will not permit their f
or foes to deter them

limited to the Militia D;

If your Militia Distr
your county will fail.
county fails, your State
If your State fails, th

The future welfare on

you, man and woman,
you are of small or larg

your master;

If you can think and n
thoughts your aim,

If you can meet with Triumph and
And treat those two imposters

_ Rudyard ea 8

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April & May * Atlanta Aibany Douglas Sylvester Valdosta Augusta
eo HOGS LBS, May Ist ~ May Ist Apr. 30 Apr. 29 Apr. 25 Apr. 25
Good to Choice 180/240 1450- 3 |
_ Good to Choice 245/270 SHS oy! |
-.. Heavies 275/350 }
_ Heavies 355/400 Hogs : No
Lights LOGFILE ae Feeder Feeder Feeder Hogs
Lights P57 a Pigs _ . Pigs Pigs
Lights BON: | ee 16.00- 17.00 14.00- 18.00 14.00- 27.00
Roughs 180/350 13.75- =
Roughs 350/450 13.75- :
eee DE re |e ee ay '
CATTLE : :
Choice Strs. & Heifers - 17.45 14.00- 17.00 vee is ; Lee ~ 18.60 |
Good - Strs. & Heifers. 2 16.00- 17.45 13.00- 14.00 12.00- 14,00 12.00- 14.00 14,00-. 16.50 14.50- 18.60
$ Med. Strs. & Heifers 12.00- 14.00 12.00- 13.00 11.00- 12.00 10.00- 12.00 $200, 25.007 ee
_ Common Strs. & Heifers 9.00- 11.00 12.00- 13.00 13.00- 14.00 12.00- 13.50 11.00- 13.00
2 Cows 12.00- 13.00 13.00- 14.00 | 10.00- 12.00 11.00- 12.50 1200. 400}
Common Cows 9.00- 11.00} 11.00- 13.00} _8.00- 12.00 oo = 900-1100) 10.00- 12.50
anne, Cows: oo 6.75- 7.50 10.00- 11.00 12.00- 15.00 :00- 11.00| 8'o0- 10.00 == 3.95
Sige Oe It. Bulls 6.75- 7.50 12.00- 13.50. 9.00- 11.00 11.00- 12.50| _41.90- 13.00 :
_onelly Cows a - 650; 9.00- 11.00] 12.00- 15.00} _8.00- 10.00 run eek -
Bulls: __ 7.00- 8.50] 12.00- 14.00 16.00- 17.60; _11.00- 12.50 iene
Good Calves + 16.50 15.00- 17.00 12.00--15.00| =| 7 6.00- 18.60
Med. Calves 14.00- 16.50/ 12.00- 15.00} 11.00- 12.06) _ . 14.00- 16.00 12.00- 16.00 ser
Common Calves = i 1200. 3500-1) 12.00- 13.00 1.00- 13:00! 2 Seas