Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1947 September 17

NUMBER i



_BALL









ae every day.

7,000 BALES

j gton they have a great

SUC | figures sent in by thousands

This Crystal
ig ed by the heartbreaks- ot
raze into it: :

ited States Department of
estimated the 1946 cotton

OP. FORECAST NG.
we analyzed the govern:

nent ee anil cone
e crop should turn out
of oO: a each. es

artment of Rome
er 8, 1947,
the 1946 crop actually turn-

),000. Pas of 500 ee

47 COTTON cCROP
his Crystal Ball con- |.

orters. peoustont the United Hes

most likely to see the ee {3

the Crop Reporting Serv-) |

171,000. bales of 500 pound av-

which



'

Galea the exop. at 9,171,000 . bales ad

the actual, turnout was 8,640 000 bales.

' The government missed their guess 531,-
~000 bales. Our guess was only 22,000

OL the bulls eye: 4- Ss

~~ 1947 COTTON \;CROP

The government report of September

8, 1947, gives the condition of the cotton

crop. at 73 percent. They give the 1947

acreage in cotton at. Dit 143 000. acres.

They give the 10-year average produc-
tion at 250.6 pounds per acre and they

give the average condition on Septnii:

_ ber 1, overthe 10 years at 70 perecnt.

Divide 250.6 by-70 and you find that
one percent of condition over the 10-
~ year average amounted to 3.58- pounds
Pen acres. x

: Take this 3.58 pounds and multiply~

it by 73, the present condition, and:you
find, according: -to the eovernment
figures, that the 1947 yield per acre is
Indicated at 261.34 pounds per acre.
Take the 21 ,143,000 acres and multi-
ply it by the indicated yield of 261.34
pounds per acre and we find that, ac-
cording to the government figures, the
indicated - yield of lint is 5,52 2559 11,620
pounds,
\ Divide the number of pounds of lint
by-480 and we find that, aceording to
- the government figures, the indicated
crop for 1947 is 41, 5A, 900 bales. These
bales will average 500 pounds when the
bageme and ties are put on,
This is 338,000 bales less than the gov-
ernment estimate of September 8 8, 1947.

GAZE AGAIN INTO THE CRYSTAL
cS | BALL

On Adeust 1, 1945




a2

~governm ents

1, estimate of 1946 crop Was

crop of 5/78 smaller



ihe gover amet

he Crop Reporting Board of the 'G@ovcroment camsistcutly Gieretnaatee the cot-
p. These Government estimates have a tremendous influence on the price t
-otton and overestimating the cotton crop by the Government has cost the farm-
hundreds of millions of. dollars on their cotton and cotton seed.

At is time for

should ; now be binging 40c Sad Beiter. Cottonseed should be $100.00 to $125. 00

ton. Imports of foreign oils and eo ent control on exports is victimizing

#

gave the condition of the crop-at 74

and sstimated the 1945 eo at 10,134,-
000 bales. On September 1 1945, the
government dropped the Coudeion one.
percent and gave it at 73 and estimated
the crop at - 10,026,000 bales. The

actual turnout on the final-Cotton Gin-

ners Report was 9,015,000 bales. The
August i estimate of the
1945 crop was 019, 000 bales too much.
The governments September 1, esti-
mate of the 1945 crop was 1,011,000
bales too much.

THE 1946 CROP

On August 1, 1946 the government
gave the Gondition at 12 and estimated
the crop at 9,290,000 bales. On Septent-_
ber 1, 1946, the government gave the

- condition at 67 and estimated the crop

at. 9,171,000 bales. The actual crop in
1946, as shown by the ginners, was ,-

640, 000- bales. The Sov ernments August
650, ).000
The eovernment Ss

bales too much.

~ September 1, estimate of the 1946 erop
was 531,000 bales too much.

THE 1947 CROP

On August 1, 1947, the government
gave the condition at 78 percent aud
estimated the crop at 11,844,000 bales.
On September 1, 1947, they gave the
condition at 73 and the erop at 11,849,-
000 bales. They reduced the condition 5
per cent and at the same time raised ihe
estimate of the crop 5,000 bales.

If a condition of 78 percent indicates
a yield of 11,844,000 bales, then a con-
dition of 73 percent should represent a
than. 11,844,000
bales. 1/78 of 11,844,000 represents 151,-

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By Depariment of Agriculiure
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Markets, 222 State Capitol,
Ailania, Ga. :

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MACHINERY FOR SALE

_ Carl Clay, Gray, Rt. 1.

one 28 in. disc,

Abercrombie, Dahlonega. Rt. 2.

: tillers,

row, side terracer and front
cultivator, $1,750.00. We M.
Holmes, Stone Mtn. Rt. 1. (1

Appling, Rt. 1. |

Janta, Rt. 1, Box 215. CA. 6890.

and a 24 disc tractor harrow.

Covingion, Ga.
Editorial and Executive Offices:
State wees Atlanta, Ga.









SECOND - HAND

f

One Case NCT pick-up Bal-
er. Otis G. Rawls, Williamson.
*phone No. 4613.

Second hand 2 H. wagon, $15.

1 new terracing and ditching
machine for Ford tractor, with
used 1. time.
Retail price $150: Make best of-
fer as farm is small and dont
need. W. L. Coxwell, Warren-
ton. Rt. 1.

Light 2 H. wagon, $20. eash
ov trade for Yearling. Austil Y.

- Power Cane Mill and -pan,
Fordson tractor, /harrow, side
and some other farm
equipment. Correspondence ans.
L. E. Randall, Atlanta; 113 Key
Ra. (Rt. 3).

1947 Ford Ferguson irabtor,
used about 70 jours., B&B har-

mi. Ea. Pine Lake).

A 1-%4 h. p. garden tractor.
with cultivator and turn plow,
good cond. W. D. Goodwin,
Reynolds, Rt. 4.

- Lilliston peanut iither, aha
Lilliston hay baler. J. H. Barb-
er, Cairo, Rt. 2.

All or any. part Lummus
cotton Gin, 4-70 saw gin stands
complete with .huller _ brest,
Joose roll fronts, and down
draft cleaner. C.- M. Shackle-
ford, Albany.

Papec Ensilage cutter size N,
good cond., $175.00; Intnl] 2
row riding cultivator, practi-
cally new, $50.00. Joe Means,

2 rubber tired
heavy tractor, 1 light wagon.
sell or exc. for milch cow or
yearling. H. G. Thompson, At-

wagons, 1

3 roller Syrup Mill, 9 ft.
eopper pan, extra good shape,
$65. for both. Lon Little.

Lawrenceville, Rt. 1. |

6 dise tiller with seeder, new
Gisc and in perfect cond, K,
C. Alston; Richland.

Large power Cane Mill and
evaporator, also 2 H. wagon,

R. F. Dewberry, Acworth, Rt. 2.

Z Farmall 220 tractor gn rub-
ber, also steel wheels, Allis,
Chalmers plow, 2-14 in. bot-"

toms and IHC harrow, dbl. sec.
#4 disc. Priced to sell. H. M.
Dewey, Quitman. Rt. 3.



+good top buggy

SECOND-HAND: |
MACHINERY FOR SALE

- Good Weber 1 H wagon, $75.

J. T. Barrow, Reynolds.

Fordson tractor, good cond.,
14 in. 2-bottom Oliver plow,
(2 new points), 8 ft., dbl. sec.
Avery harrow, 32 large disc,

all good cond., $300. here. Ros- |

coe Sullivan, Screven, Ries
1943 model B John Deere

tractor also practically new 5

disc tiller, No. 9 McCormick

Deering mowing machine with.

10 ft. rake. Used about 30 hours.
Lee ~Watson, Danielsville. Rt

3.

McCormick Deering No. 6
Hay Mower with long tongue
for mules and short ones for
tractor, many new, extra parts,

$70. Trade for Guernsey cow:

or Hereford seis Jas. Be
Bartch, Augusta. <p Box:
680. ~phone ore

Ford tractor, 1947 model,

never used, dbl. bottom plow,

etc. $1,800.00
Thomasville.

harrow | scoop,
Jack L. Harris,
(Talahassee Rd.)

2 Goober 1 H.
row, Cole. Fert.
garden 2 wheel cultivator, etc.
Fair cond. W.-R. Garner, Cor-
dele, Rt. 2.

turner, har-

Lilliston peanut picker and
|hay- baler, cheap. Mrs. EB. D.|
Forrest, Plains. phone 621.

A 3 roller Cane mill with 9
ft. copper evaporator,
W. B. Payne, Martin. Rt. 2.

Lilliston. peanut picker with
power hay press,. A-1 cond.,
Contact. H. D. Dean, Eldorenvo.

Piedmont 1 H wagon, black
mare mule, work anywhete,
gentle, Guano dist., peanut
weeder, 1 Jr. Cultivator, Joe
harraw,. $600.00. Henry Muller,
Vidallia, RFD 2: a

Oliver 2 H. Walking culti-
vator, 1 King stalk cutter, 1
in first class
cond., also 2 roller cane mill.
H. M. Se Springfield.

One row Farmall tractor,
18 disc ore and Bogg harrow
and belt pulley for sale or exe.
for 1 row tractor oltfit. John
D. Self, Fairburn. Rt. 2.

One. 16 in. 2 roller Syrup mill,
heavy wt., 10 ft. copper pan,
and everything complete, $125.

Cant ship. L. J. Ellis, Cum-
ming.
Turner peanut picker, hand

feed, $75.00; 2 disc Avery plow,
on good rubber,
letters. M. I, a
zuma. Rt. 1, :

, Monte:

| vators, tiller,

distributor,

$75.00.

$150.00. No}

MACHINERY FOR SALE



N
MACHINERY FOR. SALE)



2 Weber wagon M. No. 3
in good cond. good body, 3 R.
Cold grain drill with guano,
practically new, 2 H. hay rake,
used about 3 Berea 3 mi. West

|| town. R. H. Woodard, Carters-

ville. Rt. 4,

One 13/74 eae dee Beno -Pal
garden tractor. including disc
harrow, spike tooth harrow,

-good cond., $250.00: See, O.
Mingledorff, Douglass, P: 0.
Box 43.

Henkle Tequetere Combine,
work on any mowing machine,
$50.00. (O. D. Cannon. Lavonia.

Case pick-u-hay. baler and
1 McCormick Deering seed
delivery jrake. P.- H. Weaver,
Jackson. - phone 4951.

LA John Deere Tractor, mow-)
ing machine, planter, distribu:
tor, cultivators, Athens Disc
Turn Plow, 16 Disc - Cutting

4] Harrow, brand new power take
| off for pulling combine,
ae $1650.00. Dont write. 4}

A-l

mi. N. Spring Place on Cleve-
Jland Hwy. <A. 4H. Carroll,'-
| Chatsworth,

Power Corn Sheller, A-1

cond. $25. Isham Williamson,
Eastman.

Bready Garden Tractor,
Briggs,and Stratton Motor, with

i cultivators, | Dray and. Dise Har-

rows, Turn Plow, practically
new, complete, $275. 00; Twin
Planet, Jr. Planters, new, $65;

$35. W. R: Stephens, Douglas-
| Mille, Rt. 1.

_ John Deere Model B. Traction
4. 8 disc Band. B King Harrow,
FAB 212 Cultivator for Model

\B. ractor. J. J. _Bainwaten,

; Turin, Rt. 1.

Ww. Cc. Allis Shane Tractor,
A-1 cond.,\ with ~ planters, culti-./
harrow, grain
drill, and terracing machine. -H. |
J. Hix, Monroe, Phone 2651.

- Good 1 H. wagon with body,
$30.00. W. R. Chasteen, Higenst
Grove.

2H. wagon, iren Shae $s ae

-|-axles, without body, 4-4in, tires,

good cond., $35.00; also 3 row
grain, drill Fer. attachment, need |.
slight repair, $10.00 Bruce Ane |
drews, Haddock, ERD aes

1 large galv., syrup pan, good
cond., 4 by 12 ft., $50.00 at my
place. W. K. Manning, Rocky
Face.

2 H. iron wheel wagon, fair }-

cond. Sell for cash at.exe. for
a 1 H. wagon. Won't ship. N.
Ft. Valley. L. P. Gassett, Ro-
berta, Rt. 2.

One F-12 Intn] Farmall trac-
tor, cultivating and planting,
equipnient, also 16 in. dbl. sec.
7 ft., harrow (bought last Jan-
uary). H. L. Brannen, Gleen-
ville, Rt. 4.

CORRECTION: Clipper Clean-}.
er, Super.47-B, complete. with 9
screens; cleans all seed: Prac-
tically new, $550.00 Walter R.
Bowen, Americus, Rt. 4.

One No. 61 Intnl 6 ft. Gom!
bine, $300.00. Tom > Wardlaw,
Nicholson, RFD.1. x

Case Combine, xceHent eond.
Reasonable price. J.
Jackson.

1 pr. J. D. peanut pullers,
used only one-half day. Smith
Johnson, Warrenton.

1 Intn] hay press, large size,
complete with motor, good
cond., A. J. Evans, Fort Valley.

Allis Chalmers B,
culitvators, planters, distribut-
ors, harrow, tiller, -side, de-
livery rake, $1,850.00. C. C.
Joiner, Unadilla. (8 mi. Hast)

Power B Roller Syrup Mill,
12 ft. new copper pan, used
one yr., perfect cond., $75. at
farm 6 mi. White Plains. Write
R. C. McKown, Forest Park.

Almost new Case corn binder.
V. H.*Shelinut, Forest Park.

Intn] side delivery Peanut
rake, good as new (used to rake.
40 acres: peanuts). Demonstrate

tractor,



-cult. equipment, bottom plow, |
Ca}

Planet. Jr. Fertilizer: Distributor, J

Ss. Ball,

VAC Case tractor, Site
cultivators, distributors, tec.,
4 dise tiller - on rubber, ee)
disc harrow, first class cond.,
for sale; also table model, hand
turned Cream Separator, $15.
for the Separator. Willis Tan-
ner, Tennille, Rts 2:

30 in. Rock Davis eee Mill,

Collins,- Box 363.

cultivaters and planters,
cond., $1,200.00 cash. W.
Bickers, White Plains, Rt. 1.

VAC

A-1-



1 set disc plows for
Norman Sellers, a Rt. i
Boree2505

- Allis Chalmers WC tractor,
power take- -off, lift,

Bogg Harrow, 8 row Oliver.
| grain drill, fert. attach. Exc.
cond. Shown by appointment.
Bo Oe Bowman,
-M. aa ee

Allis- Chalmers. model B tr act-
-or, with cultivator, plow and
elattc Ds oN. Schuford, Macon.
Care State Farmers Market.

Deering new Ideal mowing:
machine, in running cond., $15.
at my place. John G Pierson,
Culloden, Rt. Deve

S 2: He Avery plow, extra foot
and. point, new steel dbl. tree}
and 2 single trees, all practical-
tly new, $30: FOB. E. M. Dees
Omaha. '

5-H, P. standard een tract-
or. on rubber, complete with}?
cultivator, furning plow, har-
row, $285. Leon > J. Peebles, |.
' Stapleton. 152W4,

A 1926 model Fordson tract-|!

Sale for lot, -at my barn.
J. Moon, Hephzibah, Rt. 1;

Oe Golden Cane Mills, No. 2,
$10.00; No. 14X,. $20.00: 2 sy=

. L. Moulder, Atlanta,
285. Campbellton Rd.

One Inin'] drill, 20 disc, 1446
ft. wide, 6 ft. Case Combine,
without eng.,-run from powr
take-off, both good cond., for
$400.00. Calhoun Hogan, Dublin.

Fordson tractor, run ek
about 2 wks., since being. over-
hauled, also ie dbl. dise. tractor |
Blom 25 in. disc. See my place, |

1-14 mi W. of Dawnville School.
A. E. Porter,
89.

CORRECTION: One 2 HL. rotary
harrow, will cut about 7 in.}
deep; very. good on. hard clay
soil, perfect. cond. Worth $100.;
sell for $50.00 Will ship. J. C.
-Cutter, Desota.

- 1-10-24 Bush and Bogg King
harrow, good cond., $75.00, also
pure Victor Grain | oats, extra |
clean combine, $1.25 bu. any
amt. up to 1200. bu.. FOB farm, |
8 mi. N. Franklin on HWY 27.
J Alton McWhorter, Franklin,
| Franklin, Rt 2.

2 W. C. Allis Chalmers used
tractor, $600.00 ea; One M-30
Intnl tractor,
.cond. T. B. Kelly, Louisville.

Box

90 bottom plow fert., cultivat-
ing and planting attachment, one
row 23 in. disc Bush and Bogg]
harrow, 6 ft.; $850.00 at my place. |
No letters.- E L. Rentz, Howell,
Rt. 3, Box 89. ;



SECOND HAND~
MACHINERY WANTED



SX

er Cane Mill,
T. Griffin, Alapha.

Want: late model John Deere
A tractor, mower, planters and

sonable price. J. G. Purvis, Mil-
len.

Want Ferguson cultivator with
Covington planter! and distrib-
utor attachments, Blound or
Ferguson Bogg harrow, all for

$85. at my. place. Geo. S. Moye,

Case tractor, good cond., $190.)

er, some repairs needed, also} ~
2 mare mules $200. for quick |
Roy | di

rup pans, $20. Near: Ben Hill. |

Dalton, ae 3, Box: focnd. andeeeds

$800.00. All good} ~

Want small or med. size pow-|
in good cond. H.}

cultivators, good cond., at rea-|.

ca State full
directions to. youl
McGee, Bona

Want Grain Dril

with. Fertilize att

es c Collier, Barn

Want small Chatt
Ro! No.

1941 John Deere H. tractor,| J.

MBs

| equipment at bar
R. J. pe uM

lights, 7 }-er
ft. mower, 2 row sub- soiler-and | \
jpbedder, 8 disc 26 in. Bush and

Smyrna, 241 =

less than li
-products. Henry
Douglasville. d

Want buy good
tiller and Cutawa
Cx Sutton, Fitz, ra



-tractor. -]

624 egg. cap., | but
amt. a ee r veer

chicks ea. $150.
Hunnicut, Alma

Want Elec. . in
100. cap., and son
poultry equipmen

Soll Holton, Ocill
,298.5 =

ly dec: a ceaas

| $5. ea. oo sh

Bue ey
Box: 2205;
OTT,

Extra dieeh fo:

arate hatcher, al
automatic Humidifi
for appointment
Grange 776-J-3.
West Point, Bo:

~ SEEDS FOI

Old time littl
half runner .garder
weevil treated, 50:
postage. Can fill
Mrs, T. H. Wade,

Red nest onio

Newnan, Rta 3.
Clean Sanford

Rd. Walter F. Bu
100 Ib. Seven

pad RL 2,

pound. Recle
t Ger.



Ford- Ferguson | tractor.



lees Rt 4



at my home. W. H. Rae as :

-a 510 Buckeye In 2

Want: 1 ea. _cultivato
| type aise . 6

























der Speckled and
Runner - eae

; pe Ball

and white seeded
ans, Red Valentine
tender bea | seed, |
also nice, shade
Sage, 85c lb. Add
ad. Thomas, ,Cran-
NT
Runner garden
up. Exc.:for Print
M. M. Barnes, Elli- |

Dy ote :
2 P, Mary: .

Boole nest.
ae aon add

Wie ee
Bean Seed, 45c cup;}:
as dried eeu 50-

x

Clover (about 200}
Barley Seed, also | oats.

re-|

= 250 tbl.; 40
stamped enve-
aoe Alphar-

DE few white. Half
rden Bean Seed, 1947
ie Irs. Lillian

nea eae 0e 1b.{

100 Ib. sacks. Mrs. W.

onough, RED 2.
mions, grow to be
Mary F. Lawson, |

aned mixed turnip
be Seencue Blalock,

Seed, 90 per ct.
at my farm; 4%4c
yy mail. No less than

Oats, 8, 25 bu. All
; a

Oats, $1, 25 bu. |-

bags. Dz oO. Lane,

te cornfield seed |
); mixed cornfield
{0c cup; Also mixed
dd postage. Mrs.
one Rock, Rt.

5 AND PEAS
OR SALE

rown 6 wk. Crowder
3.75 pk.; $12.00 bu.
$10.00 bu. del.; 4 bu.

rown Early Crowders,
Few weevil eaten but}
10, Roscoe Sullivan,



| teacupful. Add postage. G. T.

5 Barnes, Mineral Bluff, Rt. ake

| feed, $2.50 bu. at barn. A, J.
Adams, Chula, Rt. AS

4.1 $3.00 bu. Archie Dp. McDaniel,

_| Mrs. JUB. Stow, - New Holland.

nD Ber ;

| doz; $35.00-C; grapevines, $3.00

;| doz: PD} ; black walnut,

$4. doz., $37.50 Cy seedling

each, $15.0 do a ae Mis.
Ri







Z AA B IN : e ; HRE
__ PECAN AND OTHER GRAIN AND HAY MISCELLANEOUS
i FRUIT EES FOR SALE FOR. SALE FOR SALE
A = : - { le
8 bu. White Crowder Peas, Montmnereney Cherry and} Turners Bancroft seed eats,| Limited amount Gane

| 19 Tb. Not less than 1 bu. to} Abundance plum trees, 1.00;| recleaned and graded; pure,|from 16-17 in., in cir, No les
customer. Ship as Soon as I get Boysenberry vines, $1. 00; eae high yielding var., $1.75 bu. Del.}4 sold. Mrs, T. B, Thomas,
the tags. iC; Lumpkin, Char- | ington asparagus crowns, 6, $1;| lotslots of 25 or more. H, M.} Thomasboro.
ings ees garlic bulbs, d0 doz green Hot} Turner, Royston. MEATS:

White also Speckeld tender
Halt Runner garden beans, 45c

Brown, Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

12 bu. white Sugar Crowder |
Peas, sound and pretty, 18c lb.
Not less 1. .bu. to customer.
ROR O26, Lumpkin, Charing, |
Box 43.

50~ Ibs. peas, White Black
Eyes and Sugar Crowders, 25c
lb. Add postage. Mrs. Dollie |*
Hughes, Cumming, Ritz. Aa:

White Garden Beans and
Brown Cornfield, also Stripped
Half Runners, all very tender
hull, this years crop, 35 cup,
35 $1. Add postage on order less
$1. Mrs. N. B.: Puy Flowery
Branch.

ee pink and Striped Half
Runner and White Half Run-
ner Garden Beans, 25c large
cups Add postage. Or exc. for
print or white sacks. | Lesti

\



| CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE

fh



New Crop Corn for milling or

25 bu. sound corn in Shuck,
| $2.50 bu. at barn; Also 20 bu.
good Sanford Wheat | for. Seed,

| Duluth. -

45 bu. select shucked corn, lo-'
| cated Cleveland. Write. Jesse | -
EP Wanwicks Monrve,

- Sev. hundred re new: white
corn on cob, $2.00 bu. at my,
farm, 4 mi. so. Register. Wire
or call through Statesboro. Mrs.
aE ve Lee Register.



PLANTS FOR SALE

Strawberry Plants, Dorsetts,
$1.00\C; Imp. Strawberry, $5.

M. Eva Waldrip, Gainesville,
RE

Big Red Jumbo Sra peel
plants, $3.50 M. Add postage.
Ship promptly and COD if pre-
ferred. Mrs. Hoke - YT. Martin,
Gainesville, Rt. a

Nice, well rooted Sage stakis
catnip, hoarhound, 20c ea; Con-
dons: giant Mastoden ee
ing strawberry plants, $1: C.
Mrs, Mae Turner, . Sresvills,
ite 6.

Finest ivecbcoviie Sar
berry Plants, $1.00 C; Aspara-
gus Crowns, 6, $1.00; Sever top.
turnip seed; 40 1b.: W. and/
Early Flat Dutch cabbage, $1.50
Ib. Mrs. John Myers, Hartwell.

Strawberry Plants, 30Cza :

Ga. Collard Plants, 30c C; 500,,
.| $1.00; $1.50 M, PP. Moseg Davis,
Milledgeville, Rt. Box 126, ~,



_PECAN AND OTHER
| FRUIT TREES FOR SALE



> Rooted Grape Vines, 40e _ea;
$4.75. doz; Also Sage Plants, oi
doz. PP. aby ade _ Ellis, Cumming.

200, small seedling Pecan
Trees, also budded, including
Moore varieties, and Satsuma
Orange, Kumquart and Grape
Fruit. Limited supply. Willie
Rachels, Boston, Z

Old Time White English
Peach Trees: with White Blooms,
about 3 ft. high, 50%4/ea. Bobby
Morgan, Atlanta, 383 W. On-
tario Ave, Phone Ra. 1475.

Black. walnut trees,. Red Ma-
ple, 2-3 ft., Bronze scupperning:
and Black Museadines, 50c :ea.,
5 for $2.00. Good doots. Mrs, e
B. Robinson, Bowdon.

Lead.. var., peach trees, $3.75



|peeled peaches and peeled ap-

iL. &

So. Glarksville. John E. Miller,

W. Vaughan,
No, 3338 J.

pepper, 75c gal, Mrs. John. My-
ers, Hartwell,

Runbarhe 3 75c; Horse Radish,

$1.00 doz; ed, Black Cap. Ever-

bearing Rasberry, Bronze Scup-
50 doz; Red old~and Mastodon
pernongs, Muscadine Vines, $1.-
Strawberry Plants, $1.00 C. Mrs.
'M. L, Eaton, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Ga. Collard Plants, 30c (Gee555;
$1.00; $1.50 M.. PP. Moses Davis,
Milledgeville, to DseRox 126;

Early large iondike Straw-
berry Plants, 50c C; Large Red
Indian Peach; Seed, 50c doz;
Yellow Crookneck Squash, 10
tbls. Add postage, Rosie Crowe,
Cumming, Rt. 1.

Good fresh and green Chas.
W. Cabbage Plants, 50c C; 500,
$1.50 Wet moss packed. PP. Buf-
Lightsey, Baxley, Rt. 3.

Chas. W. Cabbage Plants for
fall setting, green and fresh,
damp moss packed. 50c C; 500,
$1.50. PP: Leroy Lightsey, "Bax-
Meys9 Rte de

Fresh Chas. W. Cabbage
Plants, ready to set out now,
50c C; 500, $1.50. PP. Packed in
damp - moss, Mrs. Lillie Lightsey,
Baxley, Rt. 3.

Imp. Strawberry Plants, $5.50
M; Dorsetts, $1.00 C. J. O. Wal-
drip, Gainesville, Ricas,:

Ga. Heading Collard Plants,
300, $1.00; 500, $1.25; $1.90 M;
5000 up, $1.65 M. Exp. col;
Strawberry, Klondike 200, $1.00:
$4.00 M; Big Jim Everbearing,
75e C; 500, $3.50. No chks. Cc.
W. Smith, Gainesville , Ri De





FRESH AND DRIED
_ FRUIT FOR SALE



1947 crop Suadied fruit, un-

ples, 5 lbs. either del. 2nd zone
for $2.50. M. O. No chks, Mrs.
Canders, Ashland.

Bright Sundried Apples for
sale. Exc. for print sacks. Mrs.
de G: Austin, Felton, Rt. 1.

1947 crop dried apples, 50 1b:

Exe. for 100: 1lb-print sacks; also |

_green and Red Hot Pepper, 50c
gal. No stamps. Add postage. J.
E, Sortells, Royston.

_-Sundried Apples, free from
worms, 45c lb, PP in 5 and 10
lb. lots. Mrs. Martha White, Dah- |
lonega, Riel. Boxed

Nice Sundried Apples, 40c Ib.;
Winter Mustard Seed, 10c large
spoon, Add postage small orders.
-Miss L. M. White, Dahlonega.
Rt. <1, Box 35,

1947 crop sundried fruit, un-
peeled peaches and peeled ap- |
ples, 5 lbs. either-del. 2nd. zone,
for, $2.50. MO, No chks. Mrs,
L.A. Sanders, Ashland.

1947 crop nice unpeeled gun-
dried Peaches, 5 lbs. del to 2nd.
zone, $2!50. MO. No chks. Mrs.
Estelle Wilson, Ashland.

_ New crop eating and cooking
apples, at packing house, 1 mi.

Cornelia.



GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE



Nice, bright, recleaned San-
ford wheat in new 100 lb. bags,
weevil-treated, $2.75 bu.; nice,
bright Victor Grain Oats, heavy
Combine run, $1.25 bu. FOB. N.
E. Reid, Hartwell. Rt 3. /

Maretts Beardless Barley,
pure, clean, free of obnoxious
weeds, $2.50 bu. in good 244 bu.
bags, recleaned. Nmory Jack-
son, Goggins. phone Barnes-
ville 361-M-2,

CORRECTION: Quality Hay,
scientifically baled New Hol-
landand Case,balers, Lespedeza,
$35.00 ton; Mixed grasses, $27.-
50 ton. Del. 4 to 7 ton lots. H.
Athens, plone

18 bu. Abbruzzia Seed ae

| Oats,

-| per ct. oats,

/ BUTTER: Country butter,

Very nice, $3:50 bu. in new bush-
el bags.
worth, Rt. 2. u

. 60 bu. Cokers Hardired Seed
Wheat, recleaned, 2 bu. to sack.
Sample on request, $3.50 bu.

~H. B. Wall, Madison, Rt. 4. Tel.
350, Rt. 4,

Good bright Victor Grain
Oats, $1.40 bu; Abruzzi Seed
Rye, $4.50 bu. J. F. Lowe, Ft.
Valley, Whelston Farm.

cleaned, $3.50 bu. L, O. Walker,
Ft. Valley, RFD 3. x

150 bu. Victory Seed Oats,
$1 50 bu. Mis. J. M. Ue Hart-
well, Rt. 1.

Seed Oats, Lega Ist. yr, Ga.
- Experiment Station, heavy, pro
ductive, $1.20 bu; Recleaned,
treated and certified, $1.95 bu.
sacks, FOB my farm. Can ar-
range coe Bob McDonald,
Fairburn, Rte?

Wong Baeiy. (will not smut)
$2.25 bu; Sanford Wheat, $3.25

Rt, 73.
Coker Fulgrain Oats, reclean-

ed, .in good _bags, $1.60 bu.
George Watkins, Griffin, Rt, A.

- Cut Victor Grain Oats, germ.,
94.50 per ct. purity, 99.48 per
et. Jesse P. Oxford, Rutledge.
Phone 2831.

100 bu. Victor Grain Oats with
good per ct. hairy vetch, $1.15
bu; less than 10 bu. $1.25 bu.

edie S. Lynn, Washington, Rt. Le

1000 bu. Victor Grain Seed
Oats, $1.40 bu. FOB- Piedmont,
Ga. Apply D. C. Collier, Barnes-
Ville. =

400 pu. Victor Grain and Ban-
Croft Seed Oats, combine run,
$1.50 bu. FOB. J. tuynwood
Bentley, Thomaston.

Good clean Coker Fulgrain
No. 7 Seed Oats,
of obnoxious seed, $2.00 bu;
pure Sanford Seed Wheat, $3.50.
bu. Riley C.. Couch, Turin,

150 bu. Sanford Wheat, Ist.
yr., free all weed seed, $3.00 bu.
Will ship. You pay freight. C.
L. Hemphill, Moreland, Rt. 1.

5 tons peanut hay in~broken
bales, 1946 crop, no poison, $7.50
ton; 2 tons oat straw baled, $20
ton. FOB, my barn M. airs Shealy,
Oglethorpe,

200 bu. Sanford Seed Wheat,
$3.00 bu.. FOB. My farm. No
checks. G. W. Darden, Watikns-
ville. ~

100 bu. very nice Sanford
Wheat, in new bu: bags, $3.50
bu. John. Abernathy, Acworth,
Rite ge

350 bu. Coker Fulgrain Seed
Ist. yr., recleaned, and
free of obnoxious seed, in 5 bu.
new bags, $2.25 bu. P. H. Davis,
Hawkinsville, Rt. 2. <

Coker Victor Grain and Cocker
Fulgrain Seed Oats, $1.50 bu.
R. H. Oglesby, McDonough, Rt.

a

Oats and Vetch mixed Hay, 75
25 per ct. vetch,
cured without rain, $50.00 ton.
Del. in 3 ton lots. M. S. Wood-
ward, Atlanta, 3905. Tuxedo Rd.
N. W. phone CH. 8832:

Good quality peanut hay for
sale. Would like to deliver. while
I am thrashing. Write for prices.
James Lewis, Arabi.

MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE

65
lb. prepaid. Mailed in pint glass
jars. Mrs. H. E. Richardson, Bow-
deny Rt. 4:

EGGS:

White African Guinea Eggs,
18, $1.50. Add postage. Mrs, A.
W. Arnold, Newnan, Rt. 3.
FEATHERS:

About 100 lbs. good feathers,
$1. lb. Mrs. Charlie D. Tillman,
Atlanta, 1870 Murphy. Ave. S.



- $3.00 bu. at my place. M. r
Bar eld, Louisville, ght: Migg



100 bu. Sanford Seed Wheat, ;
John Abernathy, Ac-

200 bu. Swaford Wheat, re-

Joyo bp P. Singleton, Fort Valley,

ist. yr., free,

-11-20, more,

Smoked sides and shouldef
meat, 50c lb; Hams, 80c lb. 1%
to 20 lgs. ea. Not prepaid. Mal
vin Collins, Whigham. Rt. 2.

Tam, wrapped and packed in
nice shape, 72%c lb. Del. 2nd
zone; 70c Ib. also 20 bu. white
corn in shuck, $2. bu. All at
my home, 7 mi. So. Waco. C. R.
Windom, Waco.

CORN:

45 bu, select shucked corn at
Cleveland for sale. Write. Jes--
se Warwick, Monroe.

Jf

*;HONEY BEES & BEE SUP.

PLIES: )

Tupele gum honey, in tins: 6-
10 Ibs.,> $15.00; 6-5~ lbs., - $7.50
1-10 lb. $2.50; 1-5 Ib, $1.25. Ad
M. O: 'B. E. Sheppard, Savane
nah, 1222 Hast Henry St.

Sourwood and other delicioug
blends honey, bright, 34 oz.
and 5% lb. jars, $1.00; $2. and ~
ee Cs. lots; 34 ounces, 12 te

$10.80; jars, 6 to -Cs. $12.
a Ozu. Bradbury, Sr., Tal-
lulah Lodge.

4 Root Pat Tin Frame Bee
Hives, 2 with bees, 8 supers,
complete with frame, $40. R. W.
Byrd, Atlanta, 2084 Dunwoody _
St. N. E. De. 1953. :

PEANUT AND PECANS:

Money Maker pecans, 30c Ib.
in 50 lb. or more lots, No CON,
L. D. Gray, Griffin.

Peanuts, 1947 crop, free of
pops. Sell or exe. peck for 5-
print sacks. Each pay postage,
Mrs, R. S. sSimmons Washing-
tons Rt. 22.

POTATOES: ee
500 bu. good P. R., and Cop-
per Skin sweet potatoes, rea q

now. C. I. Adams, Glenwood,
Rt. 1.
ROOTS AND HERBS:

Catnip, peppermint, spear-

mint, \hoarehound, balm, 3c
3 doz. $1.00; Yellow, Sass-
afras root, wild eherry bark, 35
lb. 3 lbs. $1. Add postage. Mrs.
Delmar Fender, Dahlonega, Rt.
1, Box 35.1 ;

- 1947 hand picked, washed, -
shade dried Sage leaves, $1.
lb., Sage Clumps, 30c. Del to
2nd zone. Mrs. Annie Patilli,
LaGrange, Rt. 4.

Home-~ cured, hand picked
sage, already ground, $1. Ib. at
my home. Mariah Brown, Rich
land, Box 48.

Fresh Ground Sage, $1.50: ibs
10,1b. lots, $1.40 lb. Del Aldora
Keith, Gay, Rt. 1. a :

1947 crop sage, washed, shade
dried, $1/ lb; 3 Ibs up, 90c lb:
White Multiplying Onions, $1.25

gal- PP. in Ga. Mrs. ~ Ruby
Brown, Toccoa, Rt. 2.
1947 hand gathered Sage,

shade dried; $1. lb; 3-10, 90c Ibs -
75e 1b; also 14 Ibs.
Bees Wax, 60c lb. PP in Ga. J.
C, J. Brown, Toccoa, Rt. 2.
SYRUP:
1,000 gal. new sorghum syrup,
heavy, bright, mild flavor, $1.
gal. FOB farm, 10 mi. No,
Bainbridge, on west side of riv-
er. Robt. D. Humphrey, Col-
quitts
160-10 Ib. cans Ga. Cane sy~
up, 60c can for Ist. Will not
ship. H, L. Zipperer, Marlow.
2,000 gal.. pure Ga. Cane sy-=
rup in No! 10 cans. J. E. Stead-
ham, Bainbridge.

N

TOBACCO:

Nice, bright tobacco, smoking
ov chewing, 50c lb. Exe. for
dried apples or peaches or

Print sacks, good cond. Ha. pay
postage. Write first. Mrs. I. T.
Gamble, Baxley, Rt. 4. :
TOBACCO: Flue cured tobacco.
No orders less $1.00. Postpaid.
No chks. nor COD. Mack Har-
per, Surrency.

WOOL;

Clean,
State price paid. Mrs,

sale.
Ef,

long Wool for
B.



W. Phone Ra. 9421,

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_~ PEPPERS:

AUCTION SALE DAIRY CATTLE
Auction Sale of 90 Top Grade cattle willbe held.

10 mi.

So. Savannah on U. S.

No. 17, October Ist,

12:30 P. M., 2-3 yr. old heifers, fresh or springing
heavy; 50 Guernseys: 35. Jerseys, 5 Holsteins. Neg-

| ative to Bangs and T. B. Write. B. W.-Housholder,
Savannah, Rt. 4. Box 248.

Phone Co. 34-M-4,





MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED

MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED |



HAY:

- Want-a carload Runner Pea-
nut Hay; buy in field if price
is right. W. D: Putnam, Curry-
ville. : :

MEAT: | see

_ Want cured meats, also Hon-

ey with Comb. State kind, - how
cured, amount and price. D. B.

' Dukehart, Decatur, Box 488.
-?Phone DE 5760. - :
OATS:
Want 15 bu. Cokers Fuall-

grain Ist. yr, seed oats. Edwin
Simpson, Douglasville. Rt. 1.

ONIONS:

_ Want 10 lbs., large, white,
multiplying Onion. sets. Make
offer. Mrs. H. W. Law, Chula.

Want immediately 1 peck
firm, sweet peppers, half Red
and half green; Bullnose or
other good, firm; meaty. kind.
All letters ans. Mrs. Hubert
Myers, Stockton. Rt. 1.
SACKS:

Exe. mixed garden beans for
Print sacks: 3 feacups beans
for 3 sacks. Ea. pay postage.

write first. Mrs. MEnES Waters,

Cumming, Rt. 2.
. Want 50 to 100 Print sasks.

_ Advise. Mrs. Jas. G. King, Mac- |
on, 221 College St.

Exe. 1 gal. red 's set
for 3 sacks. Write Mrs. R. L.
Livingston, Wadley, Rt. 1.

Exc. White Half Runner bean
seed, this yrs crop, good and
tender, for Print sacks: 1 large
cupful for ea. sack. oe Beal,
Ellijay, Rt. 33

| orint. sacks:
and 1 cup for 1 print. Dessie|:

onions

OATS:

Want 300 bu. Oats, 150 bu.
Wheat and 5 tons Blue Lupine
seed. Quote in bags or bulk. F.
B. Jackson, Wrightsville.

Want 20 bu. genuine Appler
seed Oats. Quote. A. H. Pasch-
al, Miedecy Rt. 4. =
SEED: :

Want some Pineapple Pear

Seed, sound and suitable_ for
planting. Quote. H. A. Neal,
Carnesville, ie als
WHEAT:

Want some Blue Stem Wheat.
Advise price, ete. Woodie
| Stapp, Social Circle. -

GINSENG ROOTS: Want some
dried Ginseng roots. State price.
L. A. Wiggins, Atlanta, 582
Cooper St. S. W. ;
OATS: Want 50 bu.Fullgrain or
Victor Grain Oats with Crimson

clover seed in the oats. Advise.
G. M. Williams, Conyers, Rt. 3.

SACKS: Trade Creaseback and
striced Half Runner and pink
Half runner beans for white or
1 cup for 2 white

Vick, Ellijay, Rt.
Want print sacks, large and

cond. for cash} Mrs, J. E. Stone, |.

Adairsville, Rt. 2.

Soy bean seed. Advise. J. R.
Pilcher, Dalton, Fredrick St.

EGGS AND BUTTER:

Want some fresh yard eegs

and 2 Ibs.
own use.

butter weekly, for
Advise. Will come

after if near. Mrs. J. D. Light-|.



sey, Atlanta, 876 Barnett St. N.
E. :





Farmers who plant

tain nittogen for spring
Says,
in 1948.

spring.

nitrogen per acre. These

nitrogen.



SPRING POPURESEING
FOR SMALL GRAIN

up now on the availability of nitrogen for spring
topdressing, urges J. G. Futral, associate agronom- }
ist at the Georgia Experiment Station.

The Stations general recommendation for grain
is to apply aH of the phosphate and potash in the
} fall at planting. Part of the nitrogen may be applied
in the fall and the remainder in the spring, or all
of it may be applied in the spring.

: :
Last_year many farmers were unable to ob-.

and this situation seems likely. to occur again

In order to cut down on the amounts of spring
nitrogen needed, he suggests a complete fertilizer
should be applied in the fall to furnish part of the
nitrogen needed. Then smaller amounts of nitrogen
than would normally be used may be applied in ze

Expressed as haute of plant food, Mr. Futral
recommends that grain should receive 32 pounds
per acre of phosphate and 24 pounds per acre-of
potash. Oats and barley should receive a total of 32
pounds of nitrogen and wheat up to 48 pounds of

by using 400 pounds per acre of 4-8-6 fertilizer in
the fall followed by a spring topdressing of 50 to.
100 pounds per acre of any of the usual sources of

Tf no nitrogen is available in the spring, Mr.
Futral points out, use a topdressing of 200 pounds
per acre of complete fertilizer, preferably one con-
taining at least 6 per cent nitrogen.

small grain should check

topdressing, Mr.

Futial

amounts may be obtained.

SACKS FOR SALE _

SEED: Want some of the Gatan

|Add postage.





Nice print sacks, 100 Ib. cap.,
washed and ironed, 3, $1.00. Add
postage. Mrs. AL E. Nix Gaines-
ville, Rt. 5.

Print Sacks, 100 lb. cap., good
grade, ripped, washed, 35 ea.
Add_ postage.. Gladys Duran,
Cumming, Rt. 4s

Nice print sacks, free of holes
and mildew, 35 ea. PP. Mrs.
Nathan Weatherby, Ball Grounds
Rtas

White sacks, 100 1b cap., not
| washed, free of holes and mil-
dew, 20c ea. Decia Harris, Lula.

About 25 - jute sacks, 15 ea.
W. M. Smith, Irwinville.

White sacks, washe, few let-
ters, good grade, 20c. ea. Mrs. J.
D. Dyer, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

25 Ib. Flour. and Meal Base
4c ea; 50 lb. Flour and Meal
Bags, 8% ea; 100 lb. -Cotton|
Feed Bags, 18 ea; Large Bags,

130c and 35c ea. A-1 cond. T. N.

Colley, Elberton, Box 7247

Smooth Print Sacks; 100 Ib.
cap., washed and ironed, free of |
holes -and mildew, 30c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. O. L. Barnett,
Cumming, Rt. 4. :

Smooth Prints, 35 ea;Coarse;
woven prints, 25c; Odd sacks,
20c ea. Mrs. E, L. Kennemore,
Alpharetta, Rt. J.

Print sacks, washed, free of|
holes, 25c ea. Add-Postage. Mrs.
Hoyt Heard, Coane: Ribs 25

Print sacks, 100. Ib. cap., free
of. holes and mildew, $1.00 for
3. Add postage. COD- if prefer-
red. Mrs. Guy Chambers, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 5.

Print sacks, aoshed. free of

hotles, 3, $1.00; unwashed, 3, 85

BPS Mes; a L. Shuemake,
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Print Sacks, washed and iron-
ed, 30c ea. Add postage. Mrs.
Vena Bennett, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Print-sacks, washed and ron-
ed, 30c ea; Whites, 20c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. Alton - Grindle,
Gainesville, Rt. 5.

50 white guano sacks, washed,
free of holes and mildew, 25c
ea; $10.00 for. lot. Mrs. Artyce
Entrekin, Waco, Rt. 2.

Print sacks, 100 lb. cap., rip-
ped, washed and ironed, 35c ea.
Send MO. Mrs. R. C.: Hosues!
Hapeville, 557 Central Ave.

White Guana Sacks, washed,
free of holes, $2.00 doz.
postage. Mrs. E. Ae Smith, -Green-
ville, Rt. 3.

Print sacks, 30c.ea; sacks with
a little hole, 25c ea. All washed
and PP in lots more than a
dozen. Add postage. Mrs. J. W.
Goggins, Gainesville, Rt.-5.

Print sacks, 100 lb. cap., all
raveled, washed and ironed, no}
holes, 35c ea. Add _ vostage.
Prompt shipment. Mrs.

Print sacks, washed, no holes }
or mildew, 3, $1. 00; with small
holes and torn places, 20c ea.
Mrs. Gorden
Kemp, Murraviille.

Print sacks, washed, 100 lb.
cap., 3, $1.00. Add postage: Wil!
send COD. Mrs. T. T. Cantrell,
Cumming, Rt. 1. ips

Print sacks, 100 lb:.cap., un-
washed, 3, $1.20; $4.65 doz.;
$36.00 C; Whites, 100 Ib. cap. 5
$1.25; $2. 90 doz; $23.75 C. Pre-
paid. MO preferred. Major

| Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

- 200 guani sacks, perfect cond.,
20c. ea. PP. Bruce Johnson,
Shellman.

Print sacks, .35c ea.; 3, $1.00
PP. T. W. Nations, Atlanta, Rt.
4, Box 385.

of holes, for-sale. G. T. Brown,
Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

Sacks, -free holes, washed
and ironed, Print, 3 for, $1.00;
White, 25c ea. Ship CoD. Add

| postage. Mrs. Hoke ~ T. Martin,

| POSTS, LUMBER, CORDWOOD, ROOFIN

Add}

Jodie |
| Wilson, Gainesville, Rt. 8.

Print sacks, 100 lb. cap., free :









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100 Tb. cap,

free of holes,
Mrs. Js.

washe , 30c ea:
5 ene Hall,

: ~ + olds -
tdairy,: $100. Obie Coile, Athens,

ly, 4 WEeAT fresh.
fair cond., $60.
oe Smith,

ed Polled bull, 3 yrs.
also one 5 mos.
with. papers,

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Angus cows
Henderson,

-|reg. Jersey Heifer, 3 mos.

,| days. :

.| Atlanta, 588 Dunn St. s. Ww.

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eae Nice Black _ Jersey =

: eee

;| wks. old, $16.00 ea. Mrs. |



L Reg. Jersey Cow, 3 yrs.

both very fine bloodlines,
to freshen with 2nd calf in few
A. D. Lindsey, Fender.

"Reg. Black Angus, 13 Cows

(with. 11 calves), 1 bull-and 6.

heifers, the 31 head we about
18,000 Ibs., $3,500. J.-E. Cook,
.| Cochran, E Q

Bull Celves, reg., dbl. standard.

Prince Domino bloodlines. E.
es - Newton, Madison, Choctaw
G.| Ranch.
Fine Jersey Bull, reg. No.
474097, 2 yrs. old. Nov. 10,
price reduced, $125. Can be

seen at Lon Cauthen Farm 9 mi.
Nv Tallapoosa. Caw. Cauthen,

2 Milch Cows for sale. -Mrs.

|J. B. Wilson, Summit, Rt. 2.

- 8 fat. White Face. Jolled
Heifers, to pure, 18 mos.

ae to 2 yrs. old, most all bred to
| Tee White Face Bull,

500-600
$800. FOB. C. =, Hall,



Reg. Polled Hereford Bull,
approx. 14 mos. old, $150. D, C.
Barnesville. 2

2 purebred Red Poll Bull
9 mos. old, -non-reg-
isterable, outstanding dual
purpose type, $100. ea. Me Jz
Gillespie, Pulaski.

Good cow, now anineiaes al-

eae bred, to be had at my

i place. W. M. Smith, Irwinville. |
Good grade Jersey Cow, |
-i gentle, 3 gals. milk - daily,

,|freshen Sept. 15, 3rd calf, $100.
Jesse _ Warwick; _ Monroe.

Milch
Cow, 3- gal. 2nd calf, 2 mos.
gentle, fine for home or

Direc

; 5 | Guemsey Male Calf, 8 wks. old,
| reg.

in buyers name, $100. 00.
| Ralph . Carr, College Park, Rt.

S|, Box vAWE Riverdale Rd.

- Poll Hereford Bull, 3 yrs. old,

| 1400. Ibs., reg., $250.00 cash or
| will exc. for heifers 15 mos.-
- | 2yrs. old, open, or bred to beef

2 yrs. old, open, or bred to beef
type male. Mrs. H. E> Green,
Box. 126.



HOGS | FOR SALE

Reg. Hereford Pigs, 7 wks.
old, reg. in buyer's name, $20.
ea. H, G. Vandiviers, Canton.

86 females OIC short nose, |

z blocky, reg. pigs, ready Sept. 22,
| $20. a; $21.75 ea. reg. in buy-

yers name. COD. L. A. Mitchell,
Loganville, Rt. 2.

~ 2 reg. OIC male pigs, about
a mos. old, $27.50 ea. with pa-_
| pers;-6 reg. Pigs of same stock,
6 wks. old, to ship when 8 wks.
old. MO or check.. Giles Cheek,

- | Lawrencey: ile. ; =

Six 7 wks. old white Chester
Pigs, from reg. boar, mother not
reg., $9. ea. here; $22. pr. ship-
}ped. R. L.- oe Washington,
pate Coen?

~ 9 OIC pigs, 8 ae old, reg. in.
buyers name, dbl treated * for
cholera, $18_ ea. James ance,
Bogart.

3 Big- Bone! Guinea Gilts,

about 125 lbs., and 1 unrelated
Lu}

_|boar. Can furnish papers.
, | Watson, Danielsville, Rt! 3:

~ Some nice white thoroughbred
pigs, for sale week after Sept.

|W. McPherson, Villa Rica.
16 pigs, 8 and 10 wks. old,

$20.00 ea: Reg. buyers name,
a a barn, J. R. Savage, Lula,

6 TDEOE and PEC pigs, 6

Gaddis, Quitman.

| Fine Hereford pigs, 10 wks?
old, teady. Can furnish papers
)in buyer's name. M. M. Meeks,
Sr.,. Atlanta, 141 Harland Rd.
Ss. W. phone RA 0573.





S. iP C. pigs, bred gilts, Ser-
al

_ jhurst.

Polled etetora Heifers and)

13, $17.50 pr. Your Choice. W.|

from Ohio prize winning stock, |

M. F.ly

3 rg., SPC gilts, $30.00 ea;
also Reg. male, unrelated, old
enough for service, $45.00. AIL
best bloodlines and cholers im-
mune. C. R. Morgan, Americus,
Rt. 4.. ;

4 aa

3 thoroughbred OIC sows;
have 12 to 15 pigs in litter. L. R.

Rd.

LOLS ride pigs; 6 to 9 ey
old, $10.00 ea., or trade for cows
or heifers; 1 sow, about 2 mos.

old, $45. 00 -B. L. Cheek, Lawr-

: enceville.

Extra good OIC pigs, blocky
type, 8 wks. old, $10.00 ea. here
at farm. Papers .guar. W. D.

Fine, 400 lb. white OIC and
P. C., mixed male hog, long body

13 mos. old, $100.00 here, near

Ben Hill. C. L. Moulder, Atlan-
tas Box 285, Campbellton Rd.

Reg. Blocky 10 mos. old Du-
| roc. Boar, $75. H. J. Daniel,
| Hogansville. 5

bo@t, life immuned for cholera,
$55. FOB. Crate and ship, $60.
Exp. Col. J. Q. Bureon, Rob-
inson. :
--4 purebred Hereford Pigs, 5
mos. old, subj. to teg., $35. ea.
[crated FOB. Papers buyers
name. Dbl. treated. H: C. Miles,
Baxley, Rt. 4.

~ Nice Hamp. Pigs, 8- 10 wks.
old, reasonable price. Exc. some

for seed oats. Otis _ Duggan,
Chester.

11 mos. old, 300 Ib. SPC
Board with papers; also 2

Saanan Bucks with papers, sev-
| eral does, for sale or trade. Ed-
win Simpson, Douglasville, Rt-
Le ; =

OIC Brood Sow, won Ist
place and blue ribbon) reg. with
papers, $125. 6 mi. out on Jef-
ferson Hwy. Donald Mashburn,
Athens, Rt. 2. es

Reg. Hereford Pigs, both sex,
/sows and some males, ready
for service. Satis. guar. Ship
COD. J. Corrie Sanders, BOW
ersville, Rt. 1. :

5 OIC Shoats, $25. ea;
nice Jersey Cow, 3 yrs. old,
$100. Lon Little, Lawrenceville,
Rito ss

2 Black PC Boars. ready cr
service this month, $35.
Reg. in buyers name, from
fine prize-winning stock. 2 ni.
|'Thompson School. Herscael
Wiggins, Aemricus, Rt.- 2.

OIC Pigs, 10 wks old, Jl.
immuned against cholera, reg.
in buyers name, exc. breediag,
from prize winning stock, $20.
ea. Byron Dean, Bogart.

Berkshire and S. P. C. cross
Pigs, 8 wks. o!d, $10.00 ea; nice
Shoats, $15.00 ea. T..S. Griffin,
Tula; Rts 26 = >

Little Bone Type Pigs, stay-fat
kind. 7 wks. old, $12.00 ea. at
my place. Will not ship. W. i.
Craig, Riverdale, Rt..1.

SPC Pigs: Sow, ~2 Gilts, all
bred, 2 Boars, 11 mos. and 9
mos. old, all reg. Special price
on ae W. E. Love, Valdosta,
Rt: 4, Box 161. 3

eae ee Cherry Red Du-
roc Pigs, aks. old, reg in
buyers. ee treated, shipped,
$20. ea. Either sex. if H. Ben-
nett, Screven, Rt. 2, Box 47.

Reg. Hereford Pigs, 8 wks.
old, from litter of 11, reg buy-
ers name, $25. ea. FOB. How-
ard Thaxton, Philomath.

Reg. Hereford Pigs, 4 mos.
old, for sale. L. P. Bcc
Fort Walleys Riz pa.

Reg.- Heefords, 1- yr. old,
sow, brought 8 pigs Ist. litter,
$60.00; 9 Pigs, 6 wks old, $10.
-ea. at my barn. Leonard Flem-
ing, Hartwell, Reed Creek, Rt.

he

4 Pigs, 1 male, 3 females,
OIC and SPC eross, born July
1, fine cond., $10, ea. Mrs. P.
R. Arnold, Beneyolence.

SPC Pigs, malesand females,
exe. bloodlines, reg. in buyers
name, treated and erated, $25.



ea, FOB, Fred C. Seago, Pine-



Bletson, Porauiles Tilley Mill)

1 yr. old Hereford, 325 lbs...

Also |

ea.| S. G. Hughes,

sale.

4 Berkshire and SRC crossed.



Bias



HOGS FOR SALE

Reg. Short Nose OIC Pigs,
from prize winning stock, $25.
ea. Alton Hughes, Buford, Rt. 3.

10. purebred OIC Pigs, 6
wks. old, $100. for lot at my
barn; or $15. ea. Joe Cheek,
Elberton, Rt. 2.

Two extra choice purebred
veg. Duroc Males, 4 mos. old,
Little mate to our Fall Fair
entry, $50. ea. Write Robt. W.
Wilson, Care Wilson Acres,
McBean.

Litter of nine 8 wks old pigs,
3%, Big Bone, % White OIC.
Prices reasonable. Clestus M.
Tyner; Danielsville, Rt. 3.

Reg. Duroc Pigs, from. Irvin-

cible National ton litter sire,
thick, blocky pigs,- averaging
35 lbs: at 8 wks., life treated,

shipped at once, $25.00-$30. ea.
Henry H. Smith, Alma, Rt. 2.

11 pigs, OIC and PC mixed,

110. wks. old, $12.50 ea. at my
farm. No letters.

Frank Coch-
ran, Alpharetta, Rtak

Big Bone Guinea Male Hoe
10 mos. old, for sale. O. E. Cow-
art, Cartersville, Rt. 3.

47 spotted White Essex and
OIC Pigs, 10 wks. old, $10. ea.
R. V. Fulghum, Lavonia, Rt: 2.

4 purebred Hereford Pigs, 5
mos. old, subj. to eg. dbl.
treated, $35. ea.
in puyers name. Satis. guar. H.

C. Miles, Baxley, Rt. 4.

5/SPC Pigs, 10 wks. old, $10.
ea. at my farm. Arthur Owen,
Barnesville. Ss g

OIC Boar, 400-500 -lbs., full
stock, $100. C. N. Wilson, Ring-
gold, Rt. 1, Box 354.

Reg. blocky type Cherry Red

Duroc Pigs, life treatment
against cholera, 8-12 wks 91d,
$20. and $25. ea. with papers

in buyers name. Some unrelat-
led. H. L. Williams, Baxley.

9 SPC. Pigs, 5 wks. old, for
cash or exc. for wheat or oats
at the Market. price. H.-F.
Thompson, Farmington.

S. P. C. gilts, best blood, 3
males, 4 gilts, 10 wks. old, $25,
each;-1 male, 214 yrs. old, $75.
M- M. Murray, Americus.

Fine Guinea Male stock hog;
about 175 lbs., in fine shape, $40.
Blairsville, Rt
4, Box 70. s

Thoroughbred OIC Pigs, 1
young thoroughbred boar, for
J. D. Cobb, Doraville, Til-

ley Mill Rd. ;

Big Bone Guinea and Black
African Pigs, cross, $10.00 ea.
at my lot, % mi. Alto. A. B.
Blalock, Alto. : ee

Bigs, 6 and 7 wks. old, for
sale. 2 mi. N. Riverdale on
Clark Howell Hwy. T. J. Mid-
dlebrooks, Riverdale.

450 lb. Black P. C. Boar $60.
Alex MeKown, Forest Park.

Black . Essex 14 mos. old,
male hog, $40. Can furnish pa-
pers. G. W. Lanier, Jv., Metter.

2 Reg. Hereford male pigs,
10 wks. old, $25. ea. reg in buy-

ers name. Howard Thaxton;
Philomath. :

Reg. White Face Hereford
hogs, 18 mos. old, boar, and

sow, best blood lines, $60. ea.
or $100. for both if sold tozeth-
er this month; also some nice
shoats. Won't ship. % mi.
Arnoldsville. N, Ellenburg,

| Winterville. Rt. 1.

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE

2 good horses, about 1200 lbs.

'ea., work anywhere; and 4 gal.

Watkinsville, Rt. I.

Small mare, about 750 ibs.,

works anywhere, also good cart,

for sale or trade for bred heif-
er, soon to freshen, or colves.
M. D. Beauchamp, Conyers,

FRED: 2.

5 good plow mules, 900-1200
Ibs., sound, good cond., Can be
seen at barn.. 1 mi, E. Wrignts-

| Ville on Adrian Paved Hwy. L.

McCrary, Wrightsville, Phone
eee arate ee ee

-2 H. Bradley Wagon,

FOB. Papers Weston Hatfield,

-|'7- yrs.
sale, $450. T. E. Goolsby, Grif-

-| good cond.,

Place. B. L: Wood>. Jr.,



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE

8 yr. old Black Mare, rides
good, works anywhere, 1000
lbs., $100. E. . Watson, Fair
burn, Riel:

Good farm mule, about
lbs., 12 yrs. old, good, cond.,
work anywhere, $25. See. W. W.
Ashworth, Suwanee, Rt. 1. |

Bay Mare Mule 1100 lbs.

work anywhere for sale or

trade for Hereford Male or Cow

that has: been bred. Winfred

Trice, Milner.

2 good mares in best of ee
work anywhere, $225. for both
at my place 2 mi. Whitesville
(Harris Co.). W. M. Plowden,

Atlanta, 1208 Virginia Ave. N,

E. He. 6791 W.

Pair matched Mules.
and horse), 4 and 5 yrs.
wt. 1000-1050-~lbs. ea. -$320.003
also nice yearling Reg. Hamp-
shire boar, 9 mos. old, $22.50,
J. F. Wellborn, Rock Springs.

12_yr. old Sorrell Mare Mule,
1000 lbs., work anywhere, full
of pep. Sell exc. for good mi'ch
cow with Ist. or 2nd. calf, at my
place. W.-A: Lamb, Atlanta,
Springside Dr., Rt. 9, Box 463.

Pr. good Bay Mules, about 900
lbs., one 9 and other 12 yr-s,

work anywhere, also almost new
$225.00

(mare

for lot. Mrs.
Sulphur Springs. .

Tron Gray Horse Mule, around
1000 Ibs.; 8-yrs. old, $135.00. Ot-
to Orr, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Pair Horse Mules, about 1050
Ibs. ea.,
$495: for -all; other farm equip.
for sale-at my farm. Edward
Griffis, Odum, - Rt. 1.

2 Black Horse Mules: 8 yrs.
old, 1200 lbs., Mare, 9 yrs. old,
1150 lbs., no plugs; Riding Cul-
tivator, good cond. on rubber

1 H. Mowing machine. T. H.

Lane, Blackshear, Rt. 1,

Oe

Black Wilson Allen, 4. yr.
old, Gelding, very gentle, for
sale. E. H. Floyd, Jr., Atlanta,
| W. Muskogee Ave. Ch. 8524,

2 Mules: Iron Grey Horse, 5
yrs? old, 1100 lbs., Roan Mare,
old, 1100 lbs. quick

Box

fin, Rt 1, Box 289.

Good Mare Mule, 1150 Ibs.,
work anywhere,
quick sale, $125. Or trade for
cattle. J. Q: Armour, Madison,
iRitscs2s

Mule, about 1000 Ibs. work

anywhere, for sale or exc. for

shoats, 35-65 lbs. Ray -Hodges,
Manassas. _

Mare Mule, 7 yrs:
1000 lbs, good cond., work any-
where, reasonable price. Den-
nis E. Hardy, Dallas, Rt. 1.

Fine Mare Mule,
fine shape, ~work anywhe-e,
125. or exe. for good cow,
pigs, good heifer.or 1H wagon.
Julian Stanton, Phone: Rito,
Chupp Rr.

A 5 gaited saddle horse for
sale, at the old Rufus Jackson
Faire

old, about

gentle,

burn.

12 yr. old mule, good shape
$50.00. R. C. MceKown, Forest
Park.

1, Stud Horse, 1100 lbs), 5 yrs
eld, sell or trade for good * COWs
O.-F. Ellis, Morrow.

Solid white mare shetland
pony, 7 yrs. oid, 650 lbs., sound,
kind, gentle, slick and fat, worle
to anything, $150.00 del. E. B.
Birdsong, Jr., Manchester.

1 mare, 8 yrs. old, 1150 Ibs.
work anywhere, 5 yr. old mare,
partly broken, gentle, 1100 Ibs.
Martin L. Hambrick, Duluth,
Rid.

Nice pr. mules about 1060 Ibs.,
2 H wagon, for sale. See at my
place on John Wallace Farm. J.
C. Adams, Buford, Rt. 1.

Good horse, about 1200 Ibs.,
work anywhere, also 1 H wagon

together or separately. Mrs. L,
K. Brookshire, Cleveland. :
Fine Bay Horse, 1050 Ibs.

sound; very gentle. work aniy-
where. W. A. Wright, Atianta,

Rt. 3. Tel. Ma. 0446.

and

old,

and Riding Cultivator,

300

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Albany, Box 492. +
5 Oey.

G

a:

a Kinsey, Dalton, 318 Crown St.

_ wk. old, $3.50 pr. Exp. col. Mrs.

old, saddled gait, between 700-

Prater, Waco, Rt Ze

.

male or gelding colts,

18 mos. old, papers furn., does
bred, $20.00; Bred Does, 10 mos.

old does, $4.00 ea. B. H. Holsom-
_baek, East Point, 302 S. Har-

mos.

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



-SHEEP AND GOATS |
FOR SALE _



Sorrell Stud Colt, 2% yrs.
800 Ibs., work to 2H wagon and
plow, for quick sale, $75. G. BE.

6 mos, old erale saddle bred
ehiis sired by reg. 5 gaited Ky-
Stallion, $45. ea; 2-3yr. old
$60.00-
75.00 ea; brood mares, bred,
75.00- $85. 00 ea: L. R. Ferrell,

old mule, 1300 lbs, good
worker, , $195.00; Good mare,
1500 Ibs., $195. 00: Also Hreford
Cow; 2 calves, freshen in 30-40
days, $150.00. G: W. Mosely,
Thomaston. :

2 good mules, work anywuste.a
round, fat, $450.00; also new 1
_ H wagon, plow tools at reason-
able price. See at Dr. Olivers
farm, 6 mi. Hazelhurst on old
Douglas Rd. HOC. Marchman,
Hazelhurst.



RABBITS AND CAVIES-
(= FOR SALE }



7

Trio ped. Giant Chine Rabbits,
old, $7.00 ea. no papers; 4 mos.

ris St.

Giant Chin Chin Rabbits,.19
old, Willow Brook Doe,
$10.00; 9 mos. old reg: Doe with
papers, $10.00; 2 does, 214 mos.
~ old, $2.00 ea; 2 bucks. 2% mos.
old, $1.50 ea.; $25.00 per lot.
Walter Reeves, Ellenwood, Rt.

1 ea. Black male and brown
and white female, Guinea pigs
(cavies), $5.00 for pr. John A.

_ Pair N. Z. Red rabbits, wt. 6
Ibs. ea., 10 mos. old, $4.00 for pr.
Je. Aldred, Cochran, Rite ak

. 3 N. Z. Red Does, 8 mos.
old, about 10 lbs. 1 no- akin
Buck, 10 mos. old, reg. stock,
$10. for lot. Hove litters of 8
to 12; Also want cavies, any
size: Mrs. Willie Smith, Rol-
ston.

Several Buck Rabbits, ofr
Sale or trade. Charles A. L.
Shannon, Rock Springs. -

Forced to sell all Giant Chin-
chillas, intermediates and sen-
iors, ped, and reg. Low price
on entire lot. E. W. Reid, Con-
Wels; pith: 2sBOx Di...

2 Does and Buck, Flemish
Giant, 2 Does and Buek, Flim-
ish and NZR, 2 Does, Angoras,
24.00 or trade. Chas. F. Smith,
Macon, 120 Colguitt St.

2: does, 1 buck, ped. NZW,
does already bred} $15. for the

_ 3. Ped. papers furnished. Will}
not sell separately, Bobby Dix-
- on, Woodville, -

~NZW Rabbits, subj.
12 wks. old, $3.50 pr.,
Vie el CLOW, rs
is 2:

NZW Rabbits, from ped.
stock, 10% mos. old buck, $2.75;
10 wk. old bucks, $1.25 ea; 8

to reg.
$2. ea,
Gainesville,

ree Mashburn, Cumming, Rt.

3 large N. Z. W. Does, 7 mos.
old, ped., $3.50 ea; 1 extra large
N.S. W. Buck, reg, ped., $7.00.
Will ship single or any way. R.
ae Brantley, Wrightsville,

NZW Rabbits, from ped, stock,
11 mos. old buck, $2:75; 10 wks,
old bucks, $1.25 ea; 10 wks, old,

$3.50 pr. Exp. col. Mrs. Otis
Mashburn, Cumming, Rt. 5.
Se Vee



SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE



2 young goats, Saanan and
other Saanan-Tog; 1 big black
goat, all high grade stock, giv-

ing milk; also young Saanan
Senceville.

Sanan doe, about 2 mos. old,
$6.00 or exe. for 2 pit game pul-
lets and 1 rooster Write.. James
Renfroe, Doraville. Rt. 1, "phone

| the 13. No shipping. W. Y. Har-

12 nice, fat ewe and 1 ram
Southdown lambs, 9 mos. old,
Wt. 80 lbs. or more, $60.00 for

per, Wray.

Purebred Tog. Buck and 2
Billy. Cheap. Josan Geia. Lawr-
does $15.00, short haired stock,
best bloodlines, 4 and 5 qt. milk-
ars, does reg., $40.00 and $60.00.
MO, FOB. Mrs. Ovalene High-
land, Lavonia, Rt. 1...

2 reg. Saanan Voune Bucks
7 and 5 mos. old, best blood-
line. Sacrifice or exc. for does
of any breeding not over 4 yrs.
old, grade or reg. Ship - any
place. Dr. R. C. Stewart, Ced-
artown.

_ Reg. Saanan Buck, 2 mos old,
Double Son of Lester of .Sun-
nyslope, $25.00; Saanan Grade
Doe, 3-4 ats., $35. Joe J. Wilson,
Decatur, 828 3rd. Ave. De. 0354.

At Stud, Reg. Saanan Mule,
Lester of Sunnyslope S-6441-

kids and heavy milkers. Fee
$7.50 reg. stock; $5. grades;
Does boarded 20c a day. W. J.
Sumlin, Atlanta, 730 Grand
Ave. N. EK. Bel. 1985-J. \

2 Milk Goats, 3 fine Kids,
nannies, 6 mos. old, 1 giving
2 qts. daily, $25.00; other dry,
$10.00; Kids, $10. ea., $60. for
lot. On Bankhead Hwy. 2 -mi.
W. Villa Rica, G. A. a
Villa Rica, Rt. 1

Two Tog. Milk Goat, 1 reg.
1 grade, 3 qts. ea., for sale at
barn cheap. Will not ship. H.
F. Carruth, Decatur, RFD 3
Lawrenceville Hwy. Montreal.
Rides

At Stud: Luckys Chief B-
47 Tog. Sire, grandson of all-
time famous Sir Roderick and
equally famous Juniete Mar-
celle: Limited service and by
appointment only. Fee, $5. Will |.
sell. John Hynds, Atlanta, 93
Warren St. N. E. DE 5140. |

*% mos. old purebred Saanan
and Tog. Buck Goats, naturally
hornless,~cheap for quick -sale.
H. D. Guthrie, Pin SSS phone
Clarkston 4063.

Two Tog Buck Kids, 2 mos.
old, cheap. S. B. Ryals, Way-
cross, Rt. 4, 1508 Beri Hill St.

Nice Big Work Goat, white
with long horns, for sale; also
want to buy 1 or. 2 doz. print
sacks. O. S. Byrd, Harlem.

At Stud: Naturally hornless
purebred Toggenburg, Fee, a3.
0. L.-Evans, Americus.,

ds purebred, hornless, 3 yr.
old Hereford bull, wt. about
900 lbs., $150.00 : with papers.
Preston FFA chapter., E. K.
Kitching, Preston Care High
School.

Reg., modern type Hampshire
lamb Rams, sired by Lakewood
Rex, Son of imported Engle-|
field Knight, now ready. for
breeding, $35.00,-$65.00 ea. crat-

Jr., Atlanta, P. O. Box 847.

oo Ewe Sheep and 1 Ram,-$8.00
ea. at my place. R. L. Baxter,
Ludowici, RFD 1.



LIVESTOCK WANTED

Want full blooded Hereford
Bull Calf, 2 mos. old or over.
Pay cash or exc. livestock of
equal value. Mrs. Le WwW. ee
Maxeys.

Want young reg. " Hereford
Bull, of good bloodline. R. A.
Shearer, Rome, Box 351. ~
HORSES AND MULES sf

Want 4 ponies not over 4 ft.
high, that will work. State price
and height. Letters ans. Earnest

Roper, White, Rt. 1.
HOGS WANTED
Want pair stay fat Guinea

Pigs with age and price. J. R.
Hancock, Griffin, Rt. C.

Want 30 hogs (no wild hogs
nor boars) to fatten on halves,
nothing under 40 lbs., young or
old, 15 acres corn, peanuts and
potatoes for feed. Henry O, See-

A-G-S, proven sire of hornless |

'| breeders from One of best blood-

| Williamson,. Atlanta, 683 pen

jea. Shipped light crate. M. O.

| rooster, $14. Ail guar.

ed and del. R. R. C. N. Dannals, |

| rooster and 6 or 8 hens, $1.60

%

LIVESTOCK WANTED



HORSES & MULES WANTED

Want 2 or.3 yr. old mare
pony suitable for small boy to|
ride, Li P.- ee Nort Val-|
ley.



POULTRY FOR SALE



BANTAMS : 2

5 part speckled young laying
hens (Bantams) and 1 speckled
rooster, $4.50. FOB. MO. No
checks. Mrs: Carlton C. Sims,
Commerce, Rt. 2.

Golden* Sebright bantam crow-
ing size cockerels and pullets,
$2. ea. $5. trip. FOB. Mrs. G.
J. Holton, Baxley, Rt. 2.

' Bantams per trio: 3 hens, 1
rooster, Black Cochins, $8.06;
R. I. Reds, $5.00; Millie Fluers,
$6.00; Dark Cornish and R. I.
Reds, 4 mos. old, $3.50 = Be
Bolton, Tucker. .

Cornish - bantams,
cock, Clark str. Bull Dog tyfie,
$2. ea. for lot. (Bad scally legs
reason for cheap price). W. S.
Carlos, Macon, Rt. 2, Bloom |
field Rd.

By half pasta Api May hat-
ch, also 1 small type: bantam
/1946 rooster, $1-ea. Add. var-
rying chgs. Billie Sorrels, Roy-
ston. -

Dark Cornish Saniwe young

lines, in trios, pairs or single
cockerels. or pullets. Robt. J.

Ave.,,S. W,

BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS:

40 or more B. R. hens, now
taying, few 2nd laying, $1.50 ea.
my home, 6 mi.No. Juniper RR
Sta. C. J. -Norton Juniper, Rt.

Le eBOxeges 5a
CORNISH, GAMES, "AND
GIANTS .

Allen ., Roundhead Sta g $
Spring hatch, $5.00 , ea; Wild
Mallards, $400 ea. John S.

Hudgins, Smyrna, Rt. 1.
Purebred Dark Cornish, yet-

low legged April-May hateh

pullets, $1.50 ea; cockerels, $2.

Mrs.
Hite

5 June hateh, 4 |b. hee
Dark Cornish cockerels, $2. ea;
5 hens and 18 mos. old, AAA
healthy,
purebred. a E, Granger, Reids-

OZ Goss. Adairsville.

ville.
A 14.mos. old, Game stag
Roundhead and Dom, -crossed,

trimmed, $3.00; half Dom and
half Leopard hen, $2. Trade
for 2 yr. old pit cock, perfect
shape; trip common half grown
bantanms, $1.50 C. L. Griffin,
Gainesville, Oak St.

Pit Games for sale or trade
for pigeons. Billy Turner, Union
Point. :
LEGHORNS: ; -

19 purebred S.C. Broun
Leghorn hens, about 40 ver-
cent - laying, and rooster, $15.
for the 11. Mrs. A. OBair, 14
Lavonia. Rt. 1. ~ ;

{RPINGTONS:

|7 fine, yellow Buff Orp., pul->
lets and rooster, $1250; also
fine red, multiplying onions
(grow 20 to 30 in cluster), $1.25
gal. Add postage. Mrs. Marie
Holland, Dalton, Rt. 2, ~

REDS (NH, RI, De
100 N. H. Red AAA grade, 6
wk. old, large to age, $1.10 ea.
For lot at once. Will not ship.
Bring crates. Willie T. Tanner,
Covington, Flippn Rd. Just off

Hwy. 42.

200 N. H. Pullets, 3 mos. old,
$1.25, ea. at my place. H. H.
Turner, Lithia Springs; RFD 1.

1 last yrs. hatch R. I. Red
ea. Come after with coop. Mrs.
Sam Smith, Austell, Rt. 2.

REDS (N. H. AND RHODE IS-
LANDS): 40 N..H. -Red March
pullets, from U. S. approved
flock with high laying record,,
disease free, $2.50 ea. Ship , 3







Chamblee 3189,

beck, Hazelhurst, Rt. 2,

2 i pO eh gute Sens

or more, all postpaid. M. O. only
LJ.-Y. Geo) Martin, Rt. 2.

|



Thoroughbred Slfaw Type

-3 hens,



REDS (NEW: HAMPSHIRE

RHODE ISLANDS): i
500 Red Hampshire 3 at

old pullets, $l. 50 ea. R. T. O

um, Atlanta, 207 Spring Lake :

DrzoNi We HE 2566, ee

5 ready to day Noe Red
pullets, $1.75 ea. here. Won't
ship. @. He Jordan, Lula, Rt. 2.

< 105-Web> hatch RY ReasPul tS

ae full production, $2.00 ea;
Also brooders. Other equipment.
All at yd., and one 600 C elc. Ine
Ben N. ae oe Rt.
ee :

10 N. H. Red nese 15 mos.
old, healthy cond., good layers,
$18.50 or $2. ea. 15 spring hat-
ch pues, $28. or $2. ea. Mrs.
Je Wilson, Martin. ;

3) N. H. Red 3- A grade docket

erels, April 1947 hatch, $3. 00
ea. crated, shipped not. prepaid;
$10. for the 3. Send $2.00; bal.
ECODS Ras Ellison, Girard. >

PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS, PI-
GEONS, QUAIL, DOVES, ETC.

4 pr. Modena Pigeons, mated, |
4 youngs ones, banded, 5 white
Kings, $25.00-for lot. Ship -eol-
Ject. Willis -E. Smith, College
Earls 718 E. Va. Ave.

Blue peafowl, eloe heen.
about half grown, $1.40 ea.
Mrs. Helen Street, Aue Rt.
EQ

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEEss, |

PHEASANTS, ETC. FOR sale |,

_ White Pekin ducks, 12 at $1.00
ea, Hens now ready to lay. You
pay Frt, A. K. Freeman, Macon,

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| farm, poe
caretake, etc.,
people; need
j}elec. Cliff L.
292 Luckie Stas













Tobacco in 1948,
and sober. John
+dele. Rt. a Care
well:

- Want 2H cop
er, 3rds_ and 4ths or
[ rent. Good land; 3-
lights, - on. main
| pasture, wood,
good. _stock,
know how to

















2H crop; prefer
has tractor :



108 Thomas Dr. Salley:

4 ducks and. -drakes, half
Pekin 4nd Blue Moonee cross, |
$7. 00 for ist; also Black Afri-

ean and. Big Bone Guinea pigs, |

ready Oct. 4th. Mrs.
Blalock, Alto, Box 22.

Rew White Holland turkeys, |]
12 wks. old Aug. 26th. also pure-
bred Golden Sebright bantams,
guar. pure, and shipped | on ap-.
proval. Reasonable: 7 Harry ao
nolds, Conyers. :

For immediate ; clearance:
Ringnecks, Black-necks, Mutant,
Golden, Silver, Amherst pheas-
ants; Pintail and Muscovy ducks
and few young white and Pearl |
Guineas, also Golden Sebright
hens. Frank Ginn, Atlanta, 1297
Metropolitan Ave., S. E. WA
1116. :

1 large White Pekin male ee
4 young 2 mos. old,. $6. Exp.
not paid, if taken at once. Mrs.
pale Parson, Dahlonega. Rt.

Turkeys: 9 wks. old, 5-7 -1b.,
$2. ea; 12 wks. old, 8-10. Ibs.
$3.25 -ea. All inoculated. Cant
ship. Sell 1 to Ist here. (Child-
rress and McMurry Dr.). Mrs. J.
- Carter, Atlanta, Rt. 4, Box |
309. Sony ke ;

_ Albert



See WANTED



GAMES: _ Gass
Want pit game cocks and }
stags, 6 Ib. or over, Pay. $1. to

$1.25 lb; also buy. cocks in full
olt if without defects, Jos:-L.
ogan, Pine Mtn. Valley,-P. O,
Box 67.

: MISCELLANEOUS -*CHICK-
ENS: :
Want some levine or will)

soon lay pullets. Advise. R. F.
Dewberry, Acworth, Rt. 2.

REDS. AND ROCKS:

Want 50 to 100 N. H. Reds,
Barred Rocks, or the 2 crossed,
not over 6 mos. old, at reason-
able -price. J. H. Maddox, Au-
gusta, Rt. 2, Box 318. Belair
Raden :



POSITIONS WANTED



Want job. on farm bal. 1947 |

and small: 2 H crop on halves
for 1948. Self and son to work, |
7 in family; need 4 or 5-r, house
with lights and water. Willing
workers. Roy Denmon, Ellen-
wood. Rt. 1 c/o Wards Dairy.

White man, alone, wants job

~ | work on farm near to






; L yp
Aths, near town: on
school bus route. Mu

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and wife, wa
Supt. Reliable, :
drink nor t
8 yrs with.









~.AEXp. farmer wants
50 basis, or on dai
or Houston profe
Care, Warner Robi:
pAV CS cr

_Middleaged, ee
wants light work on
ing chickens, etc
ta or So. Ga. Sa r
Rogers, G inesvill
ens, St. :

53 yr. old i
Might work on farm
| Not able. to mill







































































board and ahi
Bennett, Care.
Ce Rte







Can ee and
State salary. Want
Dollar, Care
Coosa, Rt. a

_ Man with large :

house,
and school bus Rt. X-GI
koperate tractor. and
James L. Mieke ,
Reds

rds

Want 1H crop,
or standing rent for 194
place with brooder hoi
raise chickens. H:
or Qwinnett Co.
Flowery. Branch, Rt.

. Single man, _ sober,
goer, wants job on farn
driving and other work
an Gibson, Buena V.

45 yr. old man wal

tor Middleton, Sava
Bernard Ste fe es

Single man, healthy, es
educated, refined, want
doing light duties
poultry, ete., $5.00 wk;
board, laundry. C. -H.
pee 296 Cherry Av.

on farm, for good home and| ca

small salary, with reliable peo
ple. A. 2 pea Atlan
369, G 2







































with ey ie the |
arm Bee, at Pendleton,.








- tase ea meri ike Wale
- Nathan Bedford Forrest, :
2 ae and Robert B. Lee.

















































eos ca.

"Sept. 4 A, 1947 ay
as Linder.

an ner | of Agriculture. x

h is producing too much cot-
r one hundred and thirty years
hay been made, newspa-
ritten; and more recent-

broadcast, all declar-
me coun. is mening too much

ich some of the, sub-
honored men of the
South Carolina, as organiz-
and members. Among them were
w Pickens, Thos. and C.
3 3, Govs. L. ay Alston, B B.

ic Calhoun, Daniel Huger, .
G. Clemson,. founder of
em ollege; also citizen Thom-
ibling. father of the illustrious
Admiral Cornelius Kinchelo
ing of the U. S. Navy. This so-
y has functioned continuously to

d aS

the Fipst aes of the Society,
e ae declared that the

rf /growing too uch cotton. In that
the total production was less

Ss ecting of this Society
xty years Jater, 1875, strong

of ing were Made that
of cotton would have















- cotton cee has reached as
high as approximately 19,000,000
~ bales in a single year, and the pro-

duction abroad increased. Cotton still
-is being grown on a large scale, and
the demand is good.. When a few
_ years ago the Government, like a
devastating cyclone, raided the -ot-
ton fields, plowing up thousands: of
acres, it was predicted that the end
of cotton was near. But is it? Cotton
-is as indigenous to the soil of the.
South as crab grass. It is in the blood
of the farmers of this Dixie Land;
~ and, despite rayon- nylon, or any
other substitute, planters will be

-growing cotton when the boy babies

of. this day will be great-great-
grandfathers.

Sincerely yours, .
CHAS. S. REID.

7 S

The following letter from Mr. J. W.

Whitley, of Warrenton, Georgia, is so
pertinent to the present cotton question
that I am reproducing it for the benefit
|_of the readers of the Market Bulletin.

Brother Whitley overlooks one im-

portant matter which is the fact that
the Secretary of Agriculture in Wash-

ington controls: commodity evedit loans:
on cotton, that he fixes the unreason-
able. differentials between gr ades of cot-

ton and he also fixes so-called parity
_ priees on cotton. At the same time the

1

Secretary of Agriculture, the Attorney
General and the Secretary of Com-

_ merce control the Futures, Exchanges
under the Futures Commodities Act.

Warrenton, Ga.
August 30, 1947
Hon, Tom Linder,
Commissioner of Agriculture,
State of Georgia,
Atlanta, Ga. -

: Dear Mr. Linder:

[hold in my hand a clipping from

an Augusta Georgia Paper headed

out from New York with the State-
ment that Cotton Futures slumped

$3. A5 - to $3. 95 a bale on todays
Market, making a further statement
that Texas had Widespread Bene-
ficial Showers and that Cotton was
moving to the Market very rapidly.

It noes me so darn mad to rend
these articles from the New York
Exchange who use every diabolical
thought that they can produce to
_beat the price of Cotton down to a
point where the Cotton Farmers an
scarcely exist. You further know , .
that the Market has been going down
- almost every day for the last 10 days
when there is no excuse in the world
for this except that Anderson Clay-
ton Company and George McFadden
Company dominate and control the
Market. They can sell on the New
York Board Cotton down the River -
100 points every day for an entire
week. That same Gang will look
you square in the face and tell you
- that you have got to raise Cotton in
Georgia ona basis of the Cotton pre-
duced i in Egypt and India where they
ave Slave lahor. In my way. of Pan:

~ is to Federally Finance every bale of -

1948 and this band of Robbers cant RES |







ing these people are just simple wile
ful Robbers of the product of the Cot-
ton Farmers.

Further remember that Cotton is
~quoted Augusta Georgia Market at
33.47 for 15-16 Middling which is
$14.00 less than the same day last
year. Unless the Cotton Farmer is te

informed quickly to hold every bale

off the Market, it will be just too
bad. 1

Now is the time with the help: of
the Governor to request every Daily
Newspaper i in the State of Georgia to
fight this Crowd of Evil Men with
the only weapon we have and that

Cotton that is mad in the entire
State of Georgia. The Government
Lean is 28.39 on 15-16 Cotton and a
500 pound bale would be $140.00
that would be forthcoming to the

. Cotton Farmers on every bale of Cot-

ton that they grow, also have the
Farmers to understand that this Cot.
ton can be carried until July 31,



get their hands on this Crop until it
reaches 45c or 50c. pe

You probably ache that I spent
much of my own money last year
begging with all my soul for the
Farmers to Federally Finance their E
Crop until they squid receive 40c per _ fe
pound. : Soe

I sent a letter to every Governor
and every Commissioner of Agri-
culture in the 13 Southern Cotton
Growing States with argument along
the same line as the letter 1 am
sending you today.

Now what has happened the Writ-
er advocated 40c Cotton and not to |
sell it and I was so confident of 40c ae
for Cotton that I bought back from Be
the Government my 1945 Crop and
my 1946 Cotton Crop and held the |





800 Bales until early in August when

there was such a demand for Cotton
when there wasnt any Cotton, then
Anderson Clayton Company bid up
to 40c per pound in Augusta, Georgia
and I called up over the Phone my
Cotton Factors and closed out my 2
Crops of Cotton at 40c per pound
basis.

Now: at this particular time there
is no Cotton on the market of con-
sequence except the eee 1947 -
Crop. - a

In Hicavene - Name, PLEASE,
'PLEASE, PLEASE, lets not permit
the Money Power of the Big Export-
ers and Cotton Brokers to wilfully
take our Cotton away from us.

Cotton is the Major money crop of
our State and we may never have an-
other opportunity to be in a position
to command 50c per pound for our
Cotton.

I will very much appreciate your
reaction after giving this matter
your Mature Consideration.

I expect to carry my 1947 Cotton.
and should make 700 Bales, Live or
Die, Sink or Swim until July next
year.

I trust both the Governor and your-
self will leave nothing undone in giv-
ing the publicity necessary to assist
your Cotton Farmers im receiving
50c per pound for their Cotton and
it can be done.

i

Very respectfully,
J. W. WHITELEY.,

Warrenton, Georgia.



















TH

( Continued from Page One)
846 and 5/78 would represent 159,230
bales.

Tf we subtract | 759,230 bales from li,-
"844,000 bales, we would have a pros-
pective erop-in 1947 of 11,084,770 bales.
This is 764,230: bales less than the
government estimate of September 1 ae

In the first part of this article, we
showed you that acording to the gov- |

ernments estimated yield per acre, aud

aecording to the average condition over.

a period of ten years and based on an
fcreage of 24,143,000, that the
crop is in prospect 11,511,000 bales.

Here-we have shown you that in ac-
cordance with the governments
dition and estimate as of August 1, and
September 1, of each year and based
_upon the difference between such esti-
mates and the final ginners report, we
now have in prospect a crop of 11,084,-
000 bales.

If we take the eee the result of

these two methods of figuring the erop,
we have a prospect of 11,297,000 bales:

and this is my guess as I gaze into the
Crystal Ball.<- =:

The test of the. Crystal Ball is the

C

194%

con- .



einner s reports. When ie hal ginners |

report is published, we will see who.

looked the clearest into. the Crystal Ball. ee

THE PRICE OF COTTON

On August 1, 1946, according to the -
United States Department of Agrigult-

ure, there was on hand, out of the 1945

and previous -erops, 7,600,000 bales. |
There was at that time the 1946 crop

to be hary ested which turned out to be
8,640, 000 bales. This gaye a total sup:

ply in the fields, warehouses, ee of
16,240,000 bales. =

As of August J, 1947, there. was - ae

carry-over of approximately 2,500,000 -
bales of 1946 and previous crops. Tf the |
governments present estimate of ds

849, 000 bales should turn out to be cor
rect, we now have in. fields, ware house
ete., 14,349,000 bales. According i
eee fioures there are now l, 891, 000
bales ese: eotton in fields: ane Wales

~ houses than there were a year ago.

Tf my guess is correct and this years
crop fan out to be only, 11,297 es
bales and with a carry-over of only 2

500,000 bales, then the total cotton Ou

ed and i in the fields amounts to ouly



























13, 797, 000 bales: This would be
16 240, (000 aes a re ago 0.

Aa lower thee aoe
value of several million ba es. :
Should we have much |

is comple a good srades as cone
be at a es before the 19

much coun in the next
we did in the last 12 months, t]
| not be a bale of carry- over inte
crop.

oS TOM LINDER,





- POSITIONS WANTED



Man with family wants work
on farm raising hogs on shares
in Lowndes or Lanier Co. Also
not less 3 A tobacco. John F.
Pruett, Naylor.

48 yr. old white man Gants
stock farm raise gattle, hogs,
feed, etc,, Have 2 mules and
stock. Want good house, land,
pasture, in middle Ga. Standing
rent or shares. L. C. Davis, Val-
dosta, Rt. 3.

Want good 1H crop for 1943
with lights: and mail. Prefer
near Atlanta. Can do carpenter
work and furnish self. John M.
Hughes, Cumming, Rt. 2

family, $35. mth,

C. Collins,

gather
strip cane, grind
syrup, eut wood,

:for home and
Locke, Butler,

Want family,

Single white man desires job
in Dairy or overseer on farm.
Can drive tractor or do any
kind farm work. Live as one of

Jand, 2 mules,

FARM HELP WANTED

Want man, 45-50 yr. to work
on poultry farm; live as one of
room,
and laundry. Must be able to
handle 100 lb. sack of feed. J.
Cumming, Rt. 4.

Want good smart family to
corn, potatoes,
and
-alSo woman
to help with light work on farm
salary.
Rites

2 plow hands,
for 2H crop, 50-50 basis, good
tools,
wood, outbldgs., large 3R house

_Want farmer, white or ie Want
ed, for 1948. Good 1 H crop,
3rds. and 4ths, 4R house, elec.,
barn, pasture, and wood, school
bus and Rural Rt. See. IJ.
Holder, Temple. Z

board,

Want man to operate dairy. Want

House furnished with elec. and

FARM HELP WANTED FARM HELP WANTED

insncu nbered wile
woman, 40-45 yrs.
light work. on farm, for elder
couple, 6 mi. from town. Reas-
onable salary. Mrs. M. L. Col)
lins, Albany, Rte 22 Ee

experiencd livestock
and tractor farmer. Salary prop-










old to do

family who can cu

cut and | water piped to house. Must b3/ sition. House with elec. on| late model tractor
make | experienced. John S. McElmur- |.School bus and mail Rt., 1% mi.\:necessary work to car
o Lray, Hephzibah, Rit 2: SE Jonesboro. Contact. Fred|farm. School ani

Barber,

Want exp. white family, 2
crop, 6 R house, school rt., 12
mi. SW Norcross, 50-50 or 3cds
and 4ths, or standing rent. Good

ga

land. Commencing Jan. Ist. W. with Ref. Salary basis. No | croppers for 1948. 2

J. Fargason, Atlanta, 1012: liquor drinker. Must be exp. | farms. Highway, ck

Heninnd ew ome in tractor farming, . handling) ref. ee yiae :
pasture, me se eg. livestock, growing grain, |

Want middleaged white wem-
an immediately for light worl

Atlanta,..
Pl. S. E. Gall Cy. 2052.

Want white, married working.
farm manager and herdsman

pastures, tobacco. A. B. Cason, |

family. Room, board, and
Jaundry, $15. wk. Can come at
once. M. I. Morgan, Cordele,
Rt. A, Care Robert Dobbs.

Want 2H -farm with good
land, good house and gocd past-
ure, standing rent or 1 fourth
around, L. M. Knight, Monroe,
Rites:

Want job running mill, prefer
water power, am. 6i yrs. old,
have wife, exp. in corn grind-
ing. Will have to be moved. W.
N. Sanders, Bluffton, Rt. 2.

CORRECTION:
Exp. man wants job on farm
operating machinery, tractor and

cotton gins, not a mechanic. Pre- |
fer near Atlanta. 5 day wk. for |

$1.00 hr. T. C. Baldwin, Atlanta,
542 Formwalt St. S. W.

-Want job picking cotton, wife
and 2 small children. Desire
small house.. Have to be moved;
move at once. See me at 6 p. m.
John Lee Kennedy, Atlanta,|}
293 Woodward Ave. S. W., Apt. |
5.

56 yr. old man with wife and

17 yr. old son, wants small farm |

on 50-50 basis or looking
stock and chickens. Son

after

drive tractor. James B. Spright,| furnished. Ww. J. Grier,

Vienna, Rt. 3, POB 385.

|

|

elec. lights, school.and mail rt.

Cer aes RE St ry. Mrs. (Wesley Power,-Ros- Want farm hand, to drive! lights, good wate;

Middle aged couple -~want: en ae OS ac Wen) een tractors prefer single man.| of land. Loeated No.
good reliable woman for light areas A Board, wages and laundry. Mrs. | Co. - Rolling store
work on farm... No milking. Want smart, practical hard) Ww. A. Davis, Duluth, Rt. 1. bus and mail

Room, board, and salary. Mrs.
Julius Johnson, Griffin. -

Want reliable - successful
farm couple, (white or colored)
for 1 H farm between Rosewell
and Marietta, good bottom land,
3 R house, elec. on Halves. R.
L. Baker, Marietta, Rt. 2.

Want reliable couple to farm
| and share with owner furnished

on farm. Room, board, and sal-

working, cow and milk man to
run 100 cow, well equipped
dairy on share basis. Must have
family help. H. E. Martin,
Savannah, Red Gate Farms.

Want man with sufficient
help to farm for.1948, run 2 H
farm, work 3000 turpentine
trees, 50-50 basis; also_ want
white woman, good- health, to
do light work on farm and live

Waycross,

Want single man for

work and

nish room and weekly salary:
J. H. Tribble, Atlanta, 277 Capi~
tol Ave. VE 2473.

Want family, 2
for 2 H. crop, 50-50 basis. Good
2 mules,
wood, large 3 R. house, elec.,
Well in yard, plenty fruit and
berries; on schoo! bus and mail

Jand,

Sens pee SO aie as-one of family. Small salary.| Rt. Mrs.
a 5 . . 419. 7 Satade . : os
Metntyre Rt 12 : No children. a Hi; -Wimpee, Riverdale,

Want man and wife to live in
house with elderly couple and

farm on 50-50 basis. Good place!

for strawberry and other truck
crops. Plenty elec. Must



| for

good reputation and able to
work. 5 mi. Waycross. H. T. Jei-
| fords, Waycross, Rt. -3.

Want capable tractor driver
general farm work. Give
wages expected and. references
in Ist. letter. J. H. Price, Sparta.

Want family to help gather

can| crop. House, wood and pasture

CRE -
mont.

ee . a) rk



Marlow, Rt. 1
Want exp. white farm fam-

route, 2 mi. school and churcii.
Pasture, wood, water.
ces. Mrs. C, G. Lathem, Cler-

mont, Rt. 1.

Want man, white or colored,
for 2H crop, 3 R_ house with,
lights, water, wood, on school
bus and mail Rt. Good land
and pasture. No drunks. Mys.
. L. Underwood, anne Rt.
nes a

4 c Eee nn



Referen- |



Want reliable party cultivate
2 H. crop on Halves for 1948.













































19 Exchange|near churches, 28 4
lumbus. Ref. exchau:

-D: Anthony, Buena
Want Bood exp.

B. 0, Box, Sis; 1948. 2 H crop,

munity. Charlie ic
ville, Buchanan, Rt

Want_man and
man with 1 or 2
in home and help
on shares. Contact,
-ard, Dawsonville.

Want 2 or 4 H. croppe
50 basis, that can fi
Good 5 R. house, goo!
tob. barn and bot
school bus and mail 1
Glansin, Doerun, Rt

Want reliable farm
tend Mt. farm. Good

farm
help build barn. Fur-

piow hands,
tools; pasture,

EaoLs Underwood,
RUE AE: .





ily for 1948, 3rds. and 4ths., 35| Good-house, and elec. lights;| elec., spring and er
A or more. cultivation, some} near town, on school bus Rt. yard. Mrs. A. H. Chu
have | Pottoms, large 4R house. Can) A. E. Bryson, Lilburn. land; Rt.4.o5 3
g get lights, RFD and school ;





4 bulls
state

Mer. Savann













The annual Fall Sale of the Georgia Abi
Angus Breeders Assn., will be held at So
Fair Grounds, Atlanta, October 30th. Fif
cows with calves at side, bred and. open he

selected from 17 of He
will be OFFERED ,