Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1947 April 23

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1947












































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ee seed



farmers oe learn to look a is the

er unless the out-of-state dealer is made
to come in and subject himself to Geor-
gia courts. ~ ee

The Georgia fee requires each pack-.

age of-seed to carry the name and ad-
- dress of the licensee selling the seed Ors.

the number of his license. This is done in
order that the farmer or gardener and
the seed inspectors. of the Department

ok Agriculture will be able to identify
the, licensee who guaranteed the seed
in the package. =

2

When out-of-state dealers sell Coed

to Georgia dealers, without becoming
* subject to Georgia courts,
- Georgia dealer shoulders the entire bur-

then the

den for the warranty that such seed are

iit compliance with the Seed Law.

Tt a: Georgia -dealer is selling seed
which he purchased from an out- of--

state seed. dealer and such. out- of-state S
- dealer has not secured a license to sell
seed in the State, then under the Law

the Georgia dealer must put his own
name and address, or his license number

on each package of seed. For this rea-

son, I urge that all Georgia dealers buy
their seed from seedmen who are also
licensed by the Commissioner of Agri-
culture. I urge this as protection for

_ the local dealer selling seed.

Tf an out-of-state dealer is unwilling
to come into Georgia and guarantee the
seed that he sells, I see no reason why

_, the Georgia coe should be willing to
assume the RespOn ney of guaran-
teeing such seed,

Tf I were a merchant handling seed, I
certainly would not warrant any seed
if the hofse from whom I purchased -

them was not willing to warrant such
_ seed,

A great many farmers have become

_ seed-law-minded and when they go to
purchase seed, they have learned to look

on the tag to see if such seed comply
with requirements of the Seed Law.

: SOME. VITAL POINTS IN THE

SEED LAW

One of the most vital points which






_ are good for several years. .

: tion.

more than nine months prior to the.
. time they are sold.

~- months bfore date of planting.




















_when seed were ast tested for germing

_Under the Law, seed are required to.
have been tested for germination not

This is very. im-
portant with a great many seed. Many
seed do not germinate well the second
year. Unless such seed have been
tested within nine months, there is al-

ways a chance that phey are two oe
old, or older.



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On the other hand, a great many seed.

If they are
carried over for one or two seasons,
hey are still all right. But the only
protection the farmer has is to see that
they have been tested within nine

Seed are also required to carry on the =
tag, the percentage of germination and
also show the purity and whether or not
they are mixed with other. seed. Also
the tag must show whether or not they
are mixed with noxious weed seed and
if so, the percentage of noxious weed
seed.







Ordinary vegetable seed for gardens.
are permitted to be sold if the packet
earries the name and kind of seed, the
name and address of the licensee or th
number of the license, and such veges,
table garden seed may comply with the |

germination reguirements by stating
that the germination i is standard or bet
ter.







Standardor better? means that thes
germmation is as good or better than
the standard of germination fixed by,
the Commissioner of Agriculture. ?

If such garden seed are below stan-
dard, they must be marked, Below.
Standard, and if they are 20 per cent
below standard, they are unsalable and
must not be sold at all. Ly





It is most important that seed dealers
and farmers familiarize ~ themselves.
with the provisions of the Seed Law, |
and this department will be glad to fur-
nish additional information on request.

ete LOM. INDIR

Commissioner of Agriculture,










OF MARKE

114-122 Pace St. Covingten, Ga
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PLANTS FOR SALE










-Marglobe tomato plants, moss

packed, $2. M. PP. April bod
oe, dell, F, pee Odum,
Rt. 2

Ripine true to name Mar-
ts globe. tomato plants, ready to
ship, $2 M; Red Skin potato,
from vine cutting, ready last
Po April, $3: M. Del. ses
+ Lightsey, Screven.

Govt. treated PR potato slip,
$2.50 M. at bed; 15c extra post-
age per M if Shipped. Ready
May Ist. Mrs. Annie Moore,
Junction City.













- BEANS AND PEAS
'-. FOR SALE






~ 400 bu. Gatan soybeans, re-
cleaned, germ. tested, sacked in
2 bu. and 2% bu: bags. Hh.
Smith, Yatesville. Phone Bar-
hesville 2412.

; Col. Vutterbeans, 50c lb: table
peas, slightly weeviled, 40c !b;




green Okra, 50c pt. Mrs. J. E.
Sorrells, Royston.

Running col. Butterbeans, 30c
cup or exc. for print feed sacks,
3 and 4 alike. Mrs. Will W. Ben-

nett, Trion,:Rt. 1.

10 lbs. Hastings Fat Baby
_ Running Butterbeans, 40c Ib;
also want 1 Ib. large white
Crowder peas with sma a1. brown
eyes. Mrs.
Carrollton, Ast: ok

15-20 lbs. little white bunch
Butterbeans, 1946 crop, very
prolific, 3 lbs., $1. Mrs. B. F.
Eavenson, Elberton, Rt. 2

25 bu Osceola Velvet beans,
$4 bu, 60 bu 90-Day Velvet
-* heans, $5 bu. Iron Clay mixed
- peas, $6 bu. All No. 1 quality.
H.C. Danie!, Waynesboro.

7 12 bu. good Velvet
pore: $6 bu.* W. C. Moore,

echran, Rt. 4.

: Purple Hull Crowder peas,
ae and brown epas, 4 cups,
1; $3.50 pk; 4 doz. Gourd seed,
5c; Artichoke plants, 3c each.
Mrs. V. M. Johnson, Sheilman.

White Mush peas, 40e lb;
ong green Crowder peas slight-
dy weeviled, 35c Ib. Write for



ees
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extra

oon; Dry Sage, 50c qt. Well
acked. Mrs. Willis Grindle,
hlonega, Rt. 1,

Pe ee ee ee Eh ee
" eae: E Eso

1846 small Peach seed, 25 pt;)

Lula E. Mahaffey, |

uantity and price del. D. A-
aw, Chula. -
' Ky. Wonder running beans,
45c Ib., 3 lbs., $1.25 PP. Mixed
ot. and white butterbeans,
ame price. G. P. Nunn, Craw-
fordville. .
- Good, sound, Tender, mixed
tol. Cornfield Beans, 50c 1b;
Sweet Pepper Seed, 10c large



BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE



50c Ib; elly May and Sweet |

Eng. Peas, 35c 1b; Kleckley
Sweet and Stone Mtn. Water-
melon Seed, 15c.oz. C. A. Ty-
son, Roy,

White Half Runner Beans,
30c cup; White Multiplying
Onions, 50c gal. Add postage.
Mrs. R. C.. Elrod, Gainesville.

Old Time Half Runner Bean
Seed, 40c cup; 3 cups, $1.00.
Exc. for print sacks. Mrs. T.
L./ Frost, Bowdon, Rt. 2.

Running Velvet Beans,. pure,
sound, 1947 crop, $5.00 bu. H.
D. Cook, Buena Vista, Rt. 5. .
Genuine O-Too-Tan and Ga-
tan Beans, recleaned, $6.50 bu.
FOB. Johnnie M. Leverett,
Luthersville.

Henderson Bush Lima Bean
Seed, 40c-lb; Clemson -Spine

less Okra, 50c_lb; Mildew Re-

sistant Cantaloupe, No. 8, $3.00
lb; Roy Harrell, Fayetteville.

Johnson Wonder ~ Butter}

Beans, 40c lb; Exc. for sound
Lady or White Mush peas; Lb.
for lb. or print sacks. Each" pay
postage. Mrs. H. N. Hudson;
Griffin, P. O. Box 318. t

25 bu. 90 Day Velvet Beans,
$4.50 bu; 100 bu. pure DP and
L, No. 14 Cotton Seed, $2.00 bu.
FOB. W. J. Hitchcock, De-
vereux.

20 bu. 90 Day Velvet Beans,
1945 crop, partly damaged,
$3.00 bu. No less 5 bu. shipped.
A. E, Wommock, Harrison.

Purple Hull Peas, 25c lb. J.
G. Wright, Sharpsburg.



-ORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE. -



About 50-lbs. Cherokee Sweet
Corn, $3 or 15 Ib; also few
African squash seed, l5e pk.
Add postage. R. C. Maliette,
Flovilla.

50 bu. slip shuck corn (white)
$2 bu. My farm. K. S. Lindsey,
Lizella, Rt. 1, Box 206.

Yellow seed popcorn, shelled,
20c 1b; Hazlenut bushes, $1 doz;
Blueberry bushes, 30c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. G. W. Bradly,

Bowdon, Rt. 2.

Giant South American pop-
corn seed, Ist. yr., selected,
pure, 4 lbs., $1 del. in Ga.; 10
lbs. up, 18c lb. Carl M. Waid,
Clem, Rt. 1.

Large. yellow popcorn, shell-
ed, suitable for popping or seed;
large Spanish peanuts, clean,
not shelld, 20c lb. Prepaid. R.

C. Purcell, Ball Ground,

- Foundations,







Pitas Whatleys seed corn,
$1.25 pk; Cokers 100 Cotton
seed, 744c lb. H. W. Thurmond,
Farmington,

_ 100 bu. slipped Shuck Hast-
ings Prolific white corn, $1.75
bu; also mixed Clay peas, $6 bu.
FOB. George R. aoe, Louis-|
ville. 5

200 or 300 bu. White corn in
shuck, $2 bu. My barn 5 mi. So.
Metter. Chas. L. Nevill, Pulaski.

Extra large, yellow Seed pop
corn, very high popping test,
30c lb. Plus postage. MO re-
quested. Mrs. A. K. Grier, Gain-
esville, Rt-5. :

200 Ibs. popcorn, 20c Ib. A.
L. Kitchens, Stapleton, RFD 2.

250 bu. Corn, $2 bu. My farm |:
Reidsville. See Z. V. Parker on
farm or write him. R. H. Ro-
gers, Collins, Rt. ee



COTTONSEED FOR SALE



300 lbs. Empire cottonseed,
delinted, Curesan treated, Ist.
yr., kept Dee at gin, $9 cwt.
FOB. W. J. Thurmond, REE:
boro.

1,500 bu. Cokers 100- wilt re-
sistant Cottonseed, Ist. YE5
planted and ginned pure, excel-
lent lot, sacked in 100 lb. bags

| tagged showing germ. and pur-

ity, $10 cwt. FOB. R. E. Ag:

cock, Monroe.

2,000 lbs. pure Stoneville cot-
tonseed, delinted and treated,
$7.50 ewt. R. N. Estes, Gay.

Pure Cokers, 190 wilt resist-
ant cottonseed, ond yr., $7 cw:
John R. Brown, Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Cert. Coker 100-wilt, str. 5
relinted and treated cottonseed.
in sealed bags, State insp., $11
ewt: also DPL%4, treated, $10. 50
ewt. FOB. Pete S. Rhyne,
Americus.

200 lb. bags Bicciace cotton-
seed, relinted and treated, $10)

ewt. My home near Comer.
Will not ship. = Pp. oe
Comer.

Pure Empire cottonseed, $9. 00
ewt. G. H. Clark, Griffin, Rt. A.



MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE.



CORRECTION: BEES AND

| BEE SUPPLISE: 100 Bee hives.

10 frame, less bees and sundry
bee supplies. ee El-
jabelhe, Rt. 2.

Bee foundation, reg. ed. and
jumbo broods, and thin Super
$1 1b. Mitchell
Coxwell, Warner Robins, Rt. 1.

15 good, used 8-frame, dove-
tailed hives and all equipment,
inc. 1 frame and 2 section Su-
pers ea.. also 1 med. Extractor.
Half -price for cash. Lee D.
Dempsey, Watkinsville. ;

BUTTER: 4 bs., fresh, yel- 3.

weekly, 65 lb. Mrs.

low Butte
hi Garrett, Gainesville,

Newman.
Rt 5.

FRUITS: 30 Ibs., 1946 sun-
dried apples, cored, worm-free,
0c; 1b, PR irs Je) OW. d=
wards, Springvale, Rts)

Nice, dried apples 40c lb. No
stamps. Mrs. S. N. Camp, East-
anollee.

GOAT MILK: Good goat milk
for sale. M.S. McCurry, At-
ianta, 358 Glenwood Ave., S. E.

GOURDS: 155 field run
gourds for $7.75. Miss Pearlic
Knight, Doerun, Rt. 2.

25-30 gourds, (stragiht necks)
14-16 in. dia. 15 ea. C. R. Win-
dom, Carrollton, Rt. 5.

HAY: Excelient peanut hay,
no poison used; about 4 tons
Runner, $18 ton;.7 tons Spanisi:,
$15 ton. D. A. Law, Chula.

Sev. tons 1946 crop, Spanish
peanut and clover hay, free
from poison and sand gpurs, $20
ton at my barn. Billy S. Surn-
ner, Wrightsville, Box 262.

Good peanut hay, any amt. to
10 tons, $15 ton, at my barn, 2
mi. No. Chula on paved road.
A. L. Law, Chula, Box 11.

PEANUTS AND PECANS:
Large, white seed Spanish pea-
nuts, 15 lb. FOB. Juniper, Ga.
GJjenn Anthony, Columbus, 382%,
Hamilton Avenue,



| plants.

Advise at-once. W. L:

"Ne W.

| Want Pepper

Mrs. S. H. Smith, Keysville.

| Bt 5.



POTATOES: Red Ski




potatoes, grown from carefully]

selected and State cert. :
Booking orders $3 M. here. B





gin shipping about April 20. FL:

H. Searcy, Thomasville. ce

SYRUP: Feed - syrup for sate, |
at my place. Bring big mouth
vessels for less 5 gals, O. I.
Norton, Fairburn.

1,000 gal. pure Ga. cane syrup | as

in No. 10 (cans. Will not shiv.
R. D: Humphrey, Colquitt.

TOBACCO:
cured Red and Yellow, rich,
mellow Chewing Tobacco, 6 lbs,
1: smoking, 6 lbs, $1. PP, MM.

: B. Swain, Alma.

75=\bs;, nice! Sewart pecans,
30c lb. R. J. Stokes, St. Weeks

MISCELLAN EOUS
WANTED

PLANTS WANTED: Want 5
M..Bunch PR potato plants by
May 15, also want at once, 1
bu. Black-eyed, white, Crowder
peas. Quote price and when
can make shipment. Homer G.
Cline, Canton, Rt. i. :

Want 10 M., pure PR potato |
plants by May 1. Quote price.
Glenn Anthony, Columbus, 3841)
| Hamilton Avenue.

- Want, 5 M. PR foiuts ae
for del. at once. Advise. A. M.
Phillips, Damascus, Rt. 1. |

Want the old time Yellow
Yam and Nancy Hall potaio|.
Advise. J: R. Hashes
Young Harris, ARG TS

Want the -o'd fashioned bur- }
potato slips, also white and red
popcorn: and October corn, Haif
Runner and feed beans, yellow
meated and Pride of Ga. water- |
melon and Quill melon seed,
\ McCord, |
Griffin, Rt. D.

- Want 3,000 PR potato planis
at an early date, for cash Ad-

vise when can ship. Peds ee Ti

well, Lavonia. |

Want 4 million potato plants. |p.

bunch or Running, bunch pre-
ferable. Ls F. Easterlin, Ander- |.
sonville. : o

ma Want 25,000 onaced plants to}
be del. April 1-25. State . price



and location. R. W. Dial,
cholls, RFD 3.

Wi-

POTATOES WANTED: want| E

bunch yams and Naney Hall po-,
tatoes. Advise. A. Q. Phillips,
Atlanta, 1106 W. Fee ey

SEED. WANTED: Want the

white bunch bean seed, tender: FE

not Half Runners. Rea! bunch
beans. Mrs. B. H. Osborn, Roy.

(tiny round)
seed, sometimes called Birds-
eye pepper. Mrs. T. Cc. Watsot,,,
Elberton. ros

Want few Sj eaeksbis bean or}
vegetable gourd seed. Advise.
Howard W. Newton, Ellijay, Rt.

Want 3 doz. White Okra cena

Want some genuine White-
Gold cottonseed for planting.
Marlin Alexander, Cleveland,}

SUGAR CANE WANTED:

Want 1,000 to 3,000 stalks. of
C. P. 29-116 sugar cane. Harry |
A. Edge, Elaville.

WALNUT WANTED: Want
1 to 30 bu. or more if price is
right, bright meated Walnuts;
no dark meat wanted. J. B.
Dockery, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES
WANTED: | :

Want 5 to 10 stands Bees in 8-
frame patent hives. Advise. B.
F. Harris, Griffin, Box 364.

Want 25 or more Bee ona
in Pat. boxes on 50-50 basis;
to be del. my place. Am old,
experienced hand, good ref. D.
J. Thomas, Blairsville, Rt 2.

Want sev. stands any kind
North Ga. bees. Advise full de-
tails. M. P. Talley, Atlanta,
3934 Powers Ferry Road.

Want some Bees at reason-
able price, within 50 mi. of
here. J. W. Lunsford, Suches.

Want some good. hatching |:

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Eggs: - 2
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Mrs.. Bessie Bagge
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co "Candie
Giant: 5, C2
eggs, $2.25, 15.


















































































BABY CHICKS
TAMS: Dark Co
cocks, fine stock, *
AY Coreaux, Golleg
* Madison St

_Speckled

Commerce.

BARRED, _
OTHER ROCKS
hens, fat, layi
exp. Martha \
an, Rt. 1. ~

15: aes BR. ]
and 1 cockerel, yr. old,
Sam Yawn, Mila

100 fryers, <
White 2PR TO



Guinea eggs. Advise. G. W.
aes Conley. 5












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giving notice of CHANGE OF AD-
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POULTRY \FOR SALE



0. ocks and stags,
Ri dwood and

_H hen, $5.
= Augusta, 295

Acils, parent
India, $25.00
for purebred



Purebred. BB. Bronze Wagon
5.| Wheel Baby Turkeys, State
> 20| tested, $75 C; 80c ea. . smail

lay, s
5 Tifton, 211 Seventh street.

44) key, April hatch, Tom-for breed
C-) ing
| Smith, Sharon.

: Coecee, 10
$16. R Dd.

1-|Rt. 2, Box 564.

,| want to trade Gin Red Rock for
5| Leopard hens, or will buy hens.
; Billy Turner,

-}and mixed pigeons at reason-

: $2.50 ea; eggs, $1.30 for 15. Oe:
tons returned: 2 fine NH. cock-
+.|erels, 7 mos. old, $2 ea. Mrs. G:

_| horns, Tee 2 Ibs.,
*lor all pullets. Mrs. E. . Cobb,

ore PL, tested, 25, $3.50; $12 LU:

a | Donaldson, Decatur.

'| GEESE, ETC:

| milk, $1 gal.

old: 2 trios Whit Pekin ducks,

mixed, $2.25 trio. Not prepaid.
_ | Mrs. Lawson Peterson, Sr., Vid-

jea. T. P. Price, Lavonia. |

,| White Holland turkey. poutt

less kind, now laying, $2.50 p






Biomins pigeons and Racing| 9
Homers for sale or trade; also

Union Point.
White King, Belgian Carneaux

able prices. Exc. few for tuv-
key, guinea and Indian Runner
a eggs. T. A. Mosley, Ten-
nille

REDS (New Hampshire, R. I.}

and OTHER REDS): 10 fine 4A
grade NH. Red laying , hens,

a) Clifton, Millen, Rtis3) ox
ASG? F

20 NH reds, full blooded,
| fryers, (roosters: and pullets)
$1.25 ea; 20 Eng. White Leg-
$1 ea. Mixed

Egypt.

75 NH red last year po
$2 ea. Mrs. Ed Bledsoe, oe -
ton, Rt. 3.

NH Reds, 1 yr. old: 12 Heng
1 rooster, 4A grade, true to
name, $25. No \checks. A. -B

| Lewis, Willacoochee.

-- 100 NH pullets, $f ea. for lot,
W. W. Hutchison, Odum, Rt!

RI Red baby chicks, dark on

10 laying hens and cock, $2. 50
ea; Jan. pullets, $2 ea. Mrs. Don

TUREYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,

numbers. Mrs. Bom Matthews.

White Pekin baby ducks, 35c
ea; duck eggs, 5c ea; also gocd
Mrs. O. H.- Berry;
Decatur, Rt. 1, Ma. 8030.

_ White Pekin ducklings, 4 wks

$4.50 trio; 2 trios bantams,
Black Rose Comb and Sebright

alia.
- 1946 hatch Mallard drakes, $2

Purebred. White Holland tur-

purposes. Mrs. Arthur G.

15 head geese, $2 head. G. Y.
Hill, Douglas, Kt. 3. j
Purebred BB Bronze and
90c ea. prepaid. No less 15, ship-
ped. Mrs. Helen. Street, Atlanta,

-8 White Ducks (4 prs. & ee
Mrs. G. 'W. Layfield, Bllaville,
Rte: :

BB Bronze day old turkey
poults, 60c ea. No less 12 ship-
ped; 4 wks. old, $1.10 ea. for 10
or more. S. G. Huisey, Gaines=

ville, RFD 6. :

Fine MB turkeys and turkey
eggs, also 100 poults about Apv.
30; Gobblers, $15; hens, $7.50;
Poults, 70c; eggs, 50c.ea. Mat-
tie Gaskins, Nashville. :












ad cattle ..

1p. m.,

RED POLLED HEREFORD
SHOW AND SALE

Show, 10 a, m., Dr. M. P. Jarnigan,

. 25 each, choice bulls and

at. Livestock Auditorium,
by es information,







| Pekin ducks,
{also want pair ea: Golden and

Mrs.

Ss 5 and 3 yrs. old. Sell one

rade pure White
53.50 pr; $5 trio;

Nice lot 3A

Amhearst pheasants, and 50
quail eggs. G. M., Cantrell, At-
lanta, 516 Woodward Avenue,

Y.

White Pekin ducks: 9 hens, 3
drakes, purebred, hens laying,
for preeding purposes, $18 and
buyer pay express. Mrs. R. R.
Cooper, Rome, Rt. 1.

WYANDOTTES: A nice White
Wyandotte, April 1946 hatch,
4A grade. rooster, for sale. Mrs.
R. W. Wingo, Newnan.



" POULTRY WANTED



BANTAMS WANTED: Want

2 White Silkie Bantam hens or
consider rooster and 2 hens if
priced right. Mrs. Ann Hunt,
Atlanta, 795 Stewart Ave., Ss.
W., Ra. 8446.

CORNISH, GAMES AND
GIANTS WANTED: Want. 10
JerseysBlack Giant yr. old hens,
laying, no culls. Write price del.
Hugh UG Mato. Cartersville,
Rt.-1;

DUCKS WANTED: Want 2
male ducks: Fawn Indian Run-
ner, Buff, Brown or Crested.
Advise. Stephen T. Biggers, At-
lanta, 469 10th St., N. W.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICK-
ENS WANTED: Want 20 hens,
2 cocks on 50-50 basis; give half

of fryers and return hens this

fall or buy them. No Cornish
wanted. Am experienced. Dock
Thomas, Blairsville, Rt. 2.

PEACOCKS AND PIGEONS
WANTED: Want 1 peafowl (fe-
male). Quote price and ship-
ping point. J. L. Skinner, Coy-
ington, RFD 1. -

REDS WANTED: Want 20
R. 1 or N. H. Reds, April hatch
(3 or 4 wks. old) Pullets, high
egg breed, raised with hen, at
reasonable price. Cons. day old.
J. T. Prophitt, Chipley,

Rt. 3.



CATTLE FOR SALE



Several reg. Dbl. ~ Standard
Polled Hereford Bulls, 12-15
mos. old, ready for service,
best blood lines, price reason*
able.- Grady Fox, Fort Valley,
Rey D3.

Red (part Jersey) Cow, had
2nd.calf, giving 1% gals. milk
daily on very little feed, $75.08.
R. L.. Peck, Gainesville, Rt. 6.,
Cleveland. Rd.

Several reg. Guernsey Bull
Calves, 2-6 mos., sired by Ar-
den Maxim Viking, out of good
reg. dams, $50.00 ea. .My farm.
John W. Bussye, Columbus,
Claymore Plantation.

3 quarter Guernsey, 1 quar-
ter Jersey, 2% mos. old male
calf, extra fine, my farm. $30.-
00. Plese Neal, Pisgah.

4 Star Jersey Male, 6 mos.
old, about 300 Ibs., $100. Mrs.
Brittie H. - Wellborn,
Sorings.

2 Jersey Cows, both fresh,

or
Mrs.
Phone

both. Papers with ea.
Loy Harris, Riverdale,
Jonesboro exc, 3187.

Milch Cows, 3 gals. and un,
$125.00; Gentle 5 yr. old Allen

Walking Horse, equip., $250.00.

E. Y. Burnette, Quitman.

12 head Dairy Cows, now
milking. Come see. GG
Owens, Evans.

Jersey Heifer, 23+ mos. old,

freshen Apr. 25, Ist. calf; $125.-
00. Carl V. Chelena, Jr., Clark-
ston. Phone Clarkston 4542.

~Red Poll Heifer, 3 mos. old,
$125.00; Bull, 3 mos. old June
22nd. $75.00. Loy Dorsey,
Cleveland, Rt. 1. y

4 reg. Angus Bulls, about yr.
old, $150.00 ea. Intl." 2 row
Mule drawn Planter, good
cond., $50.00. My farm 11 mi.
W. Millen. Js: -Goe -Purvis,
Millen, Rt. 2. ;

Cow, 3 gals. daily, 4 yrs. old,



$80.00. % mi. E.. Yorkville.
Clifford Everidge, Dallas, Rt.
4. i e ot

-T. B. ever been on pldce, $50.00.

Rock |



Reg. Angus Bull, 3 yrs. old,|

2 reg. Angus Cows, 3 yrs. old,
soon to freshen, good cond.
Hugh. L. White, Stockbridge.

3 or 4 Milch Cows, fresh in.
R. L: Cook,. Ellaville, Rt. 3.

Reg. Polled Hereford, 9 Hei-
fers; 3 Bulls, dvr. oldy7 Ar K.
Chamblee, Sparta.

Pr. Twin Steers, 9 mos. old,
ready to be broken for work.
Tom Hambree, Griffin, 332 N.
L4th St

Nice Young Milch Cow, 5 yrs.
old (2 calves, Jersey-Guernsey),
freshen April 9, 4 gals. whea
fresh, best cond. Dont write.
J. C. Moset, Stockbridge, ites

Reg. Guernsey Bull Calf, 4
mos. old, Grandson of Riegel-
dale Melbas Emory, out of
high producing dam; Also Milk
Goat, hornless Saanan, my
farm, $30.00. E. B. Willing-
ham, Cedartown, Rt. 3.

Roan Short Horn Reg. bul,
calved Aug. 1943, bought from

Elm Grove Farms. Apply to
farm 2 mi. Davisboro, J. P.
McCoy, Tel. 22 or Lee M. Happ,
Macon, Care Happ Brothers
Company. : :

3 mos. old reg. Guernsey

Bull Calf, Riegeldale and Ponce
De Leon breeding, no bangs or

R. F. Sams, Clarkston.

25 healthy heifers-and steers,
av. wt. about 400 lbs., mostly
White Face cross, $1, 500.00 or
16c lb. W..S. Mixon, Griffin,
Ries

Jersey Bull, 6 mos. old, Ga.s
best blood lines, reg. pending,
$100.00 or exc. for reg. or grade
heifers of equal value. G. M.
Guyton, Macon, 321 Forest Hill
Ave. Phone 5383 W.

3 good cows, one with 2nd
calf, two with 3rd; 4 Springer
Heifers, $75.00- $125. 00; also 30
cross between Hereford and
pigs, 4 thoroughbred Hereford
OIC, $10.00 ea. My farm 5 mi.
Gainesville: Posie Alford
Gainesville, Phone 1045 W or
1516.

4 White Face Heifer eaves
3 or 4 mos. old. Sell or trade
for Jersey or Guernsey Heifer
Calves. 2 mi. No. Lost? Moun-
tain. Fred Burkholder, Ken-
nesaw, Rt. 1.

2 Male Calves, $10.00 for-both
if sold at once. Mrs. W. E.
West, Gainesville, ae 9. Care
Andrew Daniel.

Guernsey Bull, 23 mos. old,
ean be reg. in buyers name,
$175.00. J. T. Caldwell, Pal-
metto, (Rivertown Rd., 8 mi.
Fairburn.)

20 Hereford cattle of Domino
family, some reg. others en-
titled to = 2 bulls in herd.
aoe Clay L. Brown, Hartwell,

Choice of 2 milch cows, one
with Ist calf, other with 2nd.
ae a Simmons, Douglasvile,

4 good | mileh cows, fresh in,
ee Ser, R. L. Cook, Ellaville,
t

Approx. 30 head reg. Skort
Horn cattle. cows, yearlings,
with reg. bull, 18 1b. for lot.
Roy LL. Nelson, Milledgeville.
Care Ashwood Farms.

Guernsey cow and calf. fresh

6 wks., gives 4-5 gals, $150. My
farm. Fike T. Comes Means-
ville, Rt.1.

Hereford bulls, 6 mos., 2 yrs.
old; sons of Choice Domino 54th
Double Standard. $125 up. J.
H. Summerour, Winder.

Reg. Roan Short torn bull,
No. x2120913, bred by Elm
Grove Farms, Belverdere, Tenn,
$150. My farm. Ernest P. Car-
ter, Baxley.

Fine 26 mos. old Jersey bull,
Royal Noble imp. sire by Bilt-
more Royal Souvenir 423544.
Can be seen from Morningside
Dr. near airport. Ira F, Mc-
Minn, Toccoa, Rt. 3.

Jersey heifer, 2% gals, 1 lb.
butter with Ist. calf, 2 gal. now
on good feed, $80. Come after.
Hugh Westbroct xs, Cartersville;
erga }







Blocky type reg. Cherry Red

'Duroc Jersey sow, 10 mos. old,

bred for Ist: litter to reg. Duroc
boar. Fine blood lines, $75. W.
J. Lord, Screven, Rt. 2, Box 48.

Duroc Jersey pigs, male and
female, $20 ea. with papers in
buyers name. W. D. Askew,
Davisboro, Rt. 2, Box 72.

OIC male stock hog, young,
about 300 Ibs., $50. John
Fincher, Douglasvilie, Rt. 4.

SPC pigs, 10-12 wks. old, subj
to reg., males and females, also
few extra fine reg. Guernsey
cows. George M. Wicker, Al-
bany Road, Americus.

Purebred, nice Essex pig, ~
with reg. blanks, for sale. Mrs.
Lottie Bargeron, Sardis.

Duroc pigs by Modern Con-
structor. Furnish unrelated -
pairs, reg. in buyers name,
crated for shipment. W. J. Mce
Gee, Bonaire.

Reg. Berkshire pigs, very best
breeding and type, from Ga,s
oldest Berkshire herd; $25 each
C. J. Hardman, Commerce.

Reg. Hampshire gilt, 19 mos.
old, about 275 Ibs., with Ist. lit-

-ter of 5 pigs to reg., $150. My
place. R. E. Taylor, Decatur,
Rt. 2; Phone Cr. 6239.

Reg. OIC pigs from large lit-
ters, $20 ea. Papers furnishef,
T.. W. Morrison, Wintervilke.
Box 48. &

Reg. Hereford hogs, bred
gilts, service boars, and 3 mos.
eld ee pigs. State champion,
boar. . Singleton, Ft. Val-
ley, re a

6 purebred Duroc pigs
males, 1 female, Dark ea
Red, blocky, 12 wks. old, reg.
in buyers name, $25 ea. Donald
E. Sanders, Edison, Box 11.

Hereford pigs, gilts only, $25
ea; few gilts, nearly ready to
bred, $40. Dbl. treated. Papers
furnished. Taking orders May
10 del. Leon Watson, Unadilla,
P. O. Box 214.

_ 2 Hereford sow pigs, 8 wks.
old, $25 ea; 3 male pigs, $22 ea.
FOB. $2 ea. less at barn. Reg.
in buyers name. Mrs. Hardy
Rhyne, White.

Reg. Cherry Red Blocky type
Duroc weaned pigs, some un-_
related, $20 ea. H. L. Williams,
Baxley. :

9 reg. OIC pigs, will be 6 wks.
old May 17, 3-males, 6 gilts, reg,
in buyers name, $21 ea. James
B. Biggers, Grayson.

15 Duroc and Big ~ Bone
Guinea pigs, crossed, 8 wks. old,
$10ea. GiB. McCoy, Warren-
on; Rta

Best Bred OIC Boar for ser-
vice, Griffith Good E. Nuff, No.
919234: Also booking Fall pigs
from this boar. Frank H. Red.
wine, Jr. Palmetto, Rt.

50 sows, pigs, and shoats, Po
and OIC mixed, $8.00-$35.00 ea.
Will not ship. M. T. Morrow,
Newborn.

OIC Pigs, 8 wks. old, reg. in
buyers name, $25.00 ea; 5 mos.

{old boars, $50.00 ea. Also Broa
_SOWS,

bred to reg. OIC Male
W. H. Nix, Alpharetta. .

Imp. short nose and blocky
OIC Male Pigs, 8 wks. old, Apr.
22, ;inoculated and reg. in buy-
ers name, $22.00 ea. -J. H.
Roquemore, Americus, RFD 2,

Extra choice Dark Cherry,
reg. Duroc breeding _ boars,
blocky type. Will ship, $35.00
ea. S. C. Noland, Atlanta, 161
Spring St. N: W.

S. P. C. Pigs, out of some of
best blocky type, form Indiana
best. breeders, reg. in buyers
name, $25.00 ea.. M. P. Black-
mon, Pinehurst.

3 reg. PC Pigs, 45-50 lbs., also
an exceptionally fancy boar,
350-400 lbs. show type. Fay
Hunt, Thomson, Rt. 3, Box 93.

15 Big Guinea and P. C. cross
Pigs, $10.00 ea. $12.50 shipped
FOB. Also a can of Jara for
sale, Mrs. Gertrude Howell,
Mitchell, Rt. 1. -

4 mos. old Hamp Hale Pigs
for sale. O. S. Duggan, Chest-
er.



















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Mrs. P. R. Bartlett, Rex.

of brood lines,

' _ broken to work, light red with





rae



HOGS FOR SALE



Reg. OIC Boar wiith papers,
225 lIbs., blocky, short nose,

about 1% yrs. old, for quick
gale, $90,000. Will ship. Giles

heek, Lawrenceville.

Little Choice, fleshy, ~ reg.
Duroc Pigs, farrowed Feb. Ist.
by Georgianna No. 404534, sired
by Georgia Boy .No. 890, well
fed and large for age, $25.00 ea.
crated. Earnest * P; > Carter,
Baxley.

OIC, PC and Duroc Pigs: 8
wks. old, $15.00 ea. at my home.



Sow, about 300 Ibs., due to far-
row about June Ist (14 pigs
last time); Also best grade
White Leghorn Hens, yr.. old,
now laying, $1.25 ea., H. D.
Edmondson, Temple, Rt. 1.

Boar, 8 mos. old, 200 lbs., best
short, blocky,.
stay fat kind. Sell or exc. for
bred gilt of same breed, and
pay difference. Virgil B. Gil-
bert,Raleigh.

9 OIC Pigs, short nose, block-

y, subj. to reg., 8 wks. old Apr. |

7, $20.00 ea.
Waynesboro,

Hereford Pigs, 8wks. old, reg.
papers furnished, del. in Atlan-
ta. W.-C. Richardson, Conley
Rt. 1. Phone Ma.. 8014. :

i Pr. purebred Duroc Pigs, reg.
in buyers name, modern type,
$20.00 ea. H. R. Smith, War-
renton.

2 Sows and 2 Shoat Pigs for
sale. Come, Richard Greene,
Williamson,

Imp. Short Nose, blocky type
OIC male pigs, ready to ship
April 25th, $20.00 ea, Reg. in
Buyer's name,~ $2.00 ea. extra
for inoculation and crated:
ship anywhere. 1e-
mere, Ameriicus. RFD 2.

F. W. Bodbee,



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



Black mare mule for. sale 6
exc.; also 30 Ibs. Turnip eed
80c Ib; 20 Ths. long green Okra,
lot 40c Ib; 12 ibs. Cannonball
melon seed, hand saved, $2.59
for lot. S. D. Harrison, Harlem.

Red mare, 6 yrs. old, work
anywhere, wt. 1,400 Ws. for
sale; also 250 bu. corn, $2 bu.
Henry Butts, Warm Springs.

Fine Jack, 7 yrs. old, wt. 700
tbs. See Guy Chambers at Pen-
field. M.'T. Sanders, Commerce.

Plug mare mule, 700-800 Ibs.,
sell cheap or trade for bred
gilt. Jacob W. Hicks, Jr., Wray.

-3-yr. old horse colt, partly

white spot on forehead, 800 lbs.,
$125 or trade for good milch
cow fresh in. Mrs. Tom Baker,
Cartersville, Rt. 4.

6 yr. old black mare, 1100 lbs.,
works anywhere, $135; Pr. 850-
900 lb. mares, $350;-8 yr. old

Sorrell, mare mule, 959 lbs.,
$250. Bud Holalnd, Dalton.

: Mule, $75. H. V. Mardue, Ho-
gansville, Rt. 1.

Nice gentle, Ga. raised mdre
colt, about 3 yrs. old. Sell or
exc. for small tame spotted
Shetland pony. Mrs. Helen
Street, Atlanta, Rt. 2.

Large 8 yr. old work mule.

_ guar. work anywhere with 2
wks. old mule colt by Tenn
Jack. N. B. Deaton, Buford.

Pr. fat mare mules, ages 7-3
yrs., gentle, work anywhere
$300 for pr. H. G. Thompson,
Atlanta, Box 215. Cal. 6890.

Young Ga. raised Jack, my
home, 14% mi. W. leveland; als
young Belgian stallion for ser-

vice. Hee ~$10.-K. S..- Price,
Cleveland.

Big European Dbl. Jointec
Jack, 3 yrs. old, wt. 900-1,209

Ibs., broke, guar. pure, fee, $i0

down and $5 later; also Guern-
sey and Jersey bull aclf, ready
for service. C. E. Nobles, Col-
uitt, RFD 5.

At Stud: Reg. Tenn. Walking
Statlion Easters Red Allen by
Hunters Allen Flo., Fee, $15.00
for 1947 season or for sale, $759.

. Clayton Garrett, Gainesville,

1 town, Rt. 3. :
Spanish Jack, 6 yrs. old, 1,100

J.-H. Roque- |>

-| Ja, 1810J. J. E. Tiner, Atlanta,





HORSES AND MULES
"FOR SALE

,



6 yrs. old mare, gentle, work
anywhere, can ride, $150. My
farm 3 mi. No. Ashburn. Mrs.
Harry Rose, Ashburn, Rt. 1.

_ Nice saddle mare, $125. C. .
Haslam Jr., Marshallville. ~

lbs., bred to nice stallion, $95.
See any time. Inquire at John-
son Store. E. W. Keys, Redan.
P. O- Box 107.

saddle horse,
Henly Hopper,

Reg.
$200.

genile,

lbs:, will, run. in pasture with
other livestock, $200. J. T.
Lewis, Elko, Rt.-1. an
Fine mare mule, 6. yrs. old,
gentle, work anywhere, .wt. 1.-
000-1,100 <Ibs:,. $300. J. W.
Thompson, Ailey. -

1 good mare mule, about 10
yrs. old, about 900 lbs., gentle,
good. cond., $65.
Ellenwood, Rt. 2, Panthersville
Road. :

Gray Jack, 9 yrs. old, about
1,800 lbs., blocky, good breeder,
easy to handle, for sale or trade
for cattle, hogs or anything of
equal value. J. M. Ashworth
Roberta, Rt. 1. Re

old, work anywhere, $250. Take
bull and some heifers as trade}
in. See at my farm. Dennis
Beard, LaFayette.

At Stud: Reg. Blue Roan
Tenn. Wa'king Stallion Wyllys
Merry Allen 401412, by Merry
Boy; out of daughter Brantleys
Roan Allen Jr. Come and se2
his colts. Thomas C. Wylly,
Tennille. ; : >

~ One mule, 6 yrs. old, 1,100
Ibs., $200. M. M. Rowell, Bre-|
men, Rt. 2, Box 47.

RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE" =~



Pr, NZ Giant White Rabbits,
8 mos. old, $8 pr; 3 NZ Reds,
reg., 5 mos. old, 1 male, 2 fe-
males, $12 for trio; Chinchilla
buck, .5 mos.. old, $3.50. Butler
Smith, Roy. :

Ped. Eng. Angora rabbits, j
buck, 3 bred does, all 9 mos. old,
now ready for shearing, $39 for
entire lot. FOB. Henry Perry
Baldwin. . :

2 fine NZ Red.Does, about 6
mos. old, ped. $5. or $3 ea. R.
Lamar Brantley, Wrightsville
Rt, 2. Spier

5 big brown rabbits, $1 each.
B. J.. Newberry, Lizella, Rt. J,
Box 65: =

3 Giant Chin bucks, Key
Stone strain, reg. parents, 4
mos. old, ped. furnished, $4 ea:
Sara M. Smith, Jackson.

rabbits, 10 mos. old, $1 ea. Mrs.
Omer Bond, Royston, Rt. 2.

3. Eng. Guinea pigs (cavies)
bred, 1 male pig, $8.- J. W
Moore, Griffin, 114 Randall St.

12 NZW. rabbits, 4 does, 2

pr; 6 does, 6 mos. old; $2 each.
Cash or MO.. Donald Roper
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

3 NZW.
| buck, yr. old, purebred, $6. Cail

149- Kendrick Avenue.

15 Guinea pigs, males or fe-

males, $1 ea. Will ship. No
shecks.. Mrs. . A. J. DePoureg,
M.S. H., Milledgeville.

Outstanding ped. NZ white
rabbits, al] ages, some reg.
R. Wililtamson Jr., Atlanta, 852
Oakhill Ave., S. W. Ra. 7366.

NZW and Hwt. Chin bucks,
Jrs., papers. on all, $4 ea. James
R. Rosser, Decatur, 170 Car-
ter Road.

2 ped. Chinchilla does, from
exc. strain, Havana doe. Carl-
ton Miller, Young Harris, Care
Young Harris College.

Pr. Giant Chinchillas, un-
related stock, ped. papers fur-
nished, $18; 8 does, 5 mos. old,
no papers, $5 ea. or $8 for bucks
same age. Trade some. for large
English Guinea pigs. B. H

| 4 Giant NZ white rabbits, 8

Saddle mare, 4 yrs. old, 650}Ralph A. Wright, Smyrna, P. O.

Cedar- |.

BE. R. Seay |

Pr. horses, 1,200 lbs., ea., 4 yr.|

| ducers, 5-7 qts.-daily, fresh nan-
nies, $35 ea. $10 ea. J. W..Ste- |=

13 purebred White Angora)

bucks, 6 wks. old, $1.25 ea; $2]

rabbits, 2 does, 1|

J.| Arnold,

.| use at same -value.





wks. old, $1 ea;. buck, same
stock, 8 mos. old, $4; also large
Sunflower seed, 35 pt; $l. gal;}
Few McCaslin polebeans, 35c lb,
Cc. A. Tyson, Roy. . :

NZW does, $2.50 ea. Trade
for White or Ringneck doves.

Box 153. :

x



SHEEP AND GOATS _
FOR SALE

Milk goats, recently, treshem
ed, priced reasonable. S: .
Humphries, Scottdale. =.

Taking orders for reg. Saanan
buck and. doe kids, sired by
Lester of Sunnysiope S-6441,
Dams from Wickup and Bolum-
bine herd, 6 gt. does, kids, $25
up. W.-J. Sumlin, Atlanta, 730
Grand Ave., N. W., Bel. 1985J.
Fine fresh milk goats and 3
pillies for sale, cheap.. M: M.

Long; Rome, 1005 Oakland Ave.

29 head of goats for sale. G.
W. Galbreath, Ailey, Rt. 1.

1 ea. Nubian, Tog. and White
Saanan doe both fresh and giv-
ing % gal. daily,\$25 ea. Ben
Crawley, Social Circle, Box 18].
2. Brown Nannies (mother
and. kid,) fresh last Feb., $15.09.
Mrs. Caroline G. Tracy, Rich-
land,;- RPDS...) :

Pure Tog. Nannie, heavy
milker, fresh in, with 2nd. kid-
ding (buck) $35." Joel M. Bobo,
Hartwell. fates

Fresh milk goat with 2 doe

stock; 3 to 4 qts. daily, more
on better feed, healthy and
gentle. Will: ship the three for
$35 . FOB. Mrs. Grady Reed,
Austell; Rty2> >: Seo

Milk goats, extra good pro.

phenson, Mitchell.

Purebred reg. - Nubian buck,
ped. shows Mile High, Shirley,
Loma Alto, etc. Hornless, ted
with black trim. For price, etc.,
send stamped envelope. Fred &.
Grubbs, Demorest, Rt. 1. -

Nubian-Tog. crossed (hali-
half) buck, for 6 qt. mother, $10.
Herman Newman, Tallapoosa.
Rt. 1. SG Ghee Geman

Hornless pure white Saanaa
milk goat, 2nd. freshening Mar.

Saanan buck, purebred, not reg.
giving 4 qts., gentle, $30. G. T.
Durham, Rockmart, Rt. 3
Purebred Saanan buck, extra
large, 300 Ibs., natural mule-
headed, fine for breeding, $25
here. Allen Giles, Douglasville,
Rte Si
Fresh Tog. milk goat, $30; Sa-
anan, to freshen this spring, $20.
Mrs. H. A. Porter, Buford.
2 Tog. milk goats, fresh in
51% ts., good ocnd. J. W. Ran-
ger, Atlanta, Rt. 7, Box D635.

Purebred Tog. buck, born Feb
11, short hair, hornless, from 12

pers, $15. MO. FOB. Mrs. Ova-
lene Highland, Lavonia, Rt. 1.

half ewes, half rams, $5 ea. My
barn. .W. . Harper, Wray.

2 Saanan and 1 Tog. billy, 3
mos. old, $3.50-$4 ea. Trade 1
for one of same age. Lockard
Bell, Atlanta, 2677 Pharr Rd.

Milk goat, fresh in, 2 quts.
her Ist. kid; and billy goat, 1
yr. old, for sale my home. Reba
Hale, Flowery Branch, Box 82:

-175 goats, all ages, some milk
goats. Must sell at once. Lucius
Hogansville,* Corinth

Rd. te ;

Purebred Tog. billy goat, dark
chocolate colored, little over yr
old, very gentle, a beauty, $25.
Would ship. R. W. Hagan, New-
ington. -

6 mother. sheep, 2 yrs. old,
and 9 lambs (males and fe-
males) 3 mos. old, for sale at
my place. H. A. Frese, Ben. Hill,
Tell Rd. Atl. Phone Ra. 2719. =

2 high grade reg. large milk
goats, 1 billy, 1 young nannie,
fresh, 4 qt. milker, sell or trade
for milk cow or anything can
Wad

-| Webb, Atlanta, 543 Atlanta Ave

kids. Naturally hornless, good |

24 with % doe-kids, ftom reg.{light farm chores. Small wages.

| want col. family to share).

and 13 lb. milk strain, reg. pa-'

20. or more nice fat lambs, |-





v' 0 NT!
= ee
~CATTLE WANTED: Want
good Dairy springers, coming

with 2nd or 3rd calves, within
40 mi., also want sev. hives bees
nearby. Advise - particulars.
George -W. Strickland, Perry,
SRG Ls es = ar es Dee ese
Want good milch cow, pre-
ferably Guernsey, but consider}
Jersey. Must have uniform
udder and tests. Advise. Kay] Gq
SE, ;

Want grade Guernsey bull, 15)
mos. to 2 yrs. old, well marked,
reasonable price; also good}
work mule to trade for milch}
cow or young, good mare. W.|f

Want young, gentle milch|'

en in next 6 wks.. C. A. Sears,|
Columbus, (Macon Road.)
-HOGS WANTED: Want 4
purebred Black Essex gilts. If]
not. reg., then prefer indorse-|
ment of county agent. J. E. Tur
mer, Bainbridge. _ eee
Want sev. Hereford or OIC}
pigs; also want sev. Guinea
hens and 1 rooster. Advise.
Charles Hollingsworth, .McDo-}
nough, Rt. 1. mae
Want exchange reg. Hereford
gilt for a reg. male, +
H. G. Streetman, Atlanta, 1796|
Springer St. BEL. 1629W.

HORSES AND MULES ~
WANTED: Eee eee
Want team. of mules, around |+
1,100 lbs., 6-8 yrs. old; aiso want
2H plow and 10 dise harrow.}
Prefer all from same man. As
Murphy, College Park, Rt. TR he



Ibs. or more, 10 or 11 yrs. old,|
to work on farm. Berry Beas-
jey, Tunnel Hill, Rt 10 |



FARM HELP W

Want middle age woman to| -
|help on farm, weekly salary.)
Will send bus fare or come ait-|
er. Mrs. Ernest E. _Cochran,,
Jasper, RED. 2. ye See

Want at once an honest white
or col. man, good plow hand, to};
live with me and work farm.|
Good home for right man. B
B. Payton, Franklin, Rt. 2. -}%

Want. reliable white woman| _
to live as one-of family on farm
with elderly couple, and do



Good home. Exc. _ references.
Mrs. H. D. Elliott, Ellenwood.

crop. Nice 3R house, wali
wood; on mail and bus route.
Mrs. H. S. Thompson,- College
Park, 1115 Main street

Want honest family, 2 plow}
hands, for 2H farm. Large 3R
house, elec., school and -mail
route, good land, mules, pasture |
with running water, plenty wa-
ter. A. C. Perry, Monroe, Rt. 3.)
Want colored poune ieee Ly
on farm, share and salary, Or
he y. House Wi ene ;
and running water, mal route;
9% mi, Atlanta. H. 5S. Stow
Decatur, Rt. 2, Phone Cr 47102.
Want 2H farmer, 3rds and
4ths. or standing rent, a YH{S
farmer, 4R. house, wood, water,
mail and school bus route, 2 rs
churches, 2 stores, good land. ;
Clyde Armandale, Marietta, 502. 54:
Atlanta St., Phone 922W.

large turkey farm and do gen-
ral farming at C
at House; weod and garden.
space furnished. G. W. Hart-}
rampf, Conley, Phone Atlanta
Ma. 1755. ei cae epee
want milk hand for 15 cows. |,
3R house with
water furnished, 1
with good school, 1
route and school bus line. | /
Write or phone. W. E. Sut- si
| ton, Ft. Gaines, Rt. 2. cake

Want reliable colored couple
nice apartment with lights an
water furnished. Excellent
wages. Answer with references. |!
Must be good truck farmer. B. Ss
J. Bandy, Dalton, Box 38. .

Want 2 reliiable men on ful
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Brooks, Green, Gray, Rt. 2. | See.

cow, 1st freshening or to fresh-| _

4 mos. old.| and

Want horse or mule, wt 1,000 mi

Want good man to work on| :
Forsyth, $3.50 se

lights, wood and |"