"WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 14, 1948. 
 
  
 
  
 
   
  
  
  
  
     
   
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
   
   
  
  
  
  
   
  
   
   
  
    
  
   
   
    
  
   
    
  
   
    
      
   
   
    
     
   
  
    
   
   
    
    
   
   
  
   
  
  
  
 
the housewife pay for 
m on the breakfast table in 
n home today. 
 
60 PER BUSHEL 
 
ts package of corn flakes 
 
  
 
pound, Sixteen times ten 
 housewife pays $1.60 for 
 
At $1.60 
 
hel of corn; suppose 
| the President 
prices; suppose he reduces 
 
corn from $2.50 qo S105: 
 
$89.60 that the housewife 
for corn: flakes? 
 
oO and newspaper advertising 
es cost more money than the 
ives for all the corn made 
 
flakes. The cardboard car- 
hich the corn flakes are pack- 
re money than the farmers 
all the corn made into corn 
 
han the farmer receives 
 
ST OF 
 
LIVING 
 
  
 
  
 
eo 1 Administration ines 
 
a oS . ae if the 
ived a dollar a bushel for |  
sewife paid $2.00.a bushel |  
 
~ four shirts cost $15.80. 
 
Take corn flakes a very | cotton used in the manufacture of these 
 
If you figure the two pounds 
 
mee of corn. There are - 
 
ee are 56 
 
ee Reeves $2.50 . 
 
et do you suppose that Hoc. 
 
ie labels on the cartons cost 
 
Bach .and every man 
 
  
 
the farmer joceied. foe. the corn that . 
went Into the corn flakes. - 
 
TOMATOES 
 
ne an ordinary can of tomatoes. 
 
~The can in which che tomatoes are pack- 
ed cost several times as much as the 
: farmer receives for the tomatoes. The 
cost in the operation of canning the to- 
matoes was more than the farmer re- 
te ceives for the. tomatoes. Transportation 
on long hauls amounted to more than 
the farmer received for the tomatoes. 
Tf the. farmer produced the tomatoes 
for nothing, it would haye no appreci-_ 
able effect on the price ue a can of to- 
 
matoes. \ 
COTTON 
 
In Washington, a few weeks ago, to 
testify before a committee, I purchased 
 
four white shirts at $3. 95 each. The 
The amount of 
 
ae 
 
four shirts was less than two pounds. 
at 39 
cents, that would be 70 cents. If the 
farmer had received nothing for the 
cotton and the consumer had received 
the full benefit, the four shirts would 
cost $15.10. If the price of cotton was 
 
- reduced 50. per cent, it could not pos- 
sibly reduce the cost of the shirt more - 
 
than 2 per cent. 
 
Even in unprocessed foods, prices 
paid by consumers 
much higher generally thai prices re- 
ceived by farmers that there is no rea- 
 
sonable relationship. 
 
What has been said with regard to 
corn, tomatoes and cotton is true in 
varying degrees of all farm crops, and 
 
yet we have the sorry spectacle of a. 
 
President of the United States and a 
great many other people seeking to re- 
 
duce the farmers prices on the pre- 
 
text that it will reduce jiving cost to 
city dwellers. 
 
SEVEN TO ONE RATIO 
 
The existence of a natural law, under 
 
whose operation National Income is de- 
 
vendent upon the income of the pro- 
 
- ducers of raw material, is so well es- ~ 
tablished that the officials. in Washing- 
poe are bound to know about it. 
 
The desire to reduce farm prices does 
 
ef not. come from real. expectation of re- 
~ ducing the cost. of living. 
 
  
 
in the cities are SO- 
 
The. Admin- >|. 
Wats the. amnerican 
 
  
 
. farmer. abhors and. detests subsidies 
from the government. The Administra- 
 
| tion also knows  : 
farmer will not go along with the false 
 
that the American f 
 
ideas of a controlled economy excep 
when the farmer is dependent on sub- 
 
sidies from the government. 
 
like to reduce farm prices is to make the 
 
farmer dependent on government sub-   
sidies and thereby bring [ae under po-.  
 
litical control. 
 
PSYCHOLOGY OF THE MAR- 
SHALL PLAN  
 
When Lee surrendered at Appomat- 
tox, the people of the South were given 
no helping hand from any quarter. Af-_ 
ter the death of Abraham Lincoln, un-  
der the guiding hand of Thad Stevens 
and other notorious sons of Satan, the 
white people of the South were foreed 
to drink the dregs of humiliation De- 
yond anything in the annals of history, 
Did the people of the South become 
Communist? No. The trials and trib- 
ulations which they endured tempered 
a race of steel, and today the hope of 
this nation rests in the men and women 
who are the descendants of the Con- 
federacy. 
 
Today, the people of Europe, who are 
worthwhile, will overcome Communism 
only to the extent of their will to do so, 
Whatever help we give them must be 
in the spirit of a crust and glass of wa- 
ter in the name of the lowly Nazarene, 
otherwise the help that we give will do 
more harm than good. 
 
When we go to the people of Europe 
with the proposition that we are ship- 
ping. billions of dollars to keep them 
from being Communist, is it not evident 
that the reaction in their minds is that 
they are doing us a great favor by not 
being Communist ? 
 
They will feel that Russia on the one 
hand and the United States on the oth- 
er are out to buy and hire them. They, 
will feel that they have done a great. 
favor to that country from whom they, 
receive most. The minute that sueh 
free offers of billions is withdrawn, 
they will feel that we have done them 
a great injustice; that we are stingy, 
drivers of a hard bargain and demand- 
ers of the pound of flesh. 2 
 
TOM LINDER 
Commissioner: of Agriculture 
 
  
 
  
 
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Season on % A garden, 
 
_. $8.; Also Planter Jr., 
 
SECOND HAND) 
 
MACHINERY FOR SALE | 
 
SECOND HAND 
MACHINERY FOR SALE 
 
  
 
New Walking Cultivator, per- 
fect cond., $75. Riley C. Couch, 
Turin. 
 
Farmall H. Tractor, ivanuutia 
plow, Bush and Bogg Harrow, 
Case Combine, Oliver Power 
Hay Baler, none older than 45 
model. Ne letters: S. E. McGin- 
nis, Alpharetta, Rt. 1. 
 
4 Disc Case Tiller on rubber, 
good cond., with new 26 in disc, 
$150; New J. D. Binder, 10 ft. 
blade on rubber with power 
take-off. C. C. Anderson, Alpha- 
retta, Rt. 1. 
 
42 Allis-Chalmers Model M. 
Tractor, track type, 35 Draw 
Bar, H. P., good cond:, used for 
heavy farm work, $1500. ey 
Tribble, Atlanta, ~52 Briarcliff 
Circle, N. E. Phone Ve. 2473. 
 
Bolens Huski 3 HP Garden 
Tractor, turn plow and culti- 
vators, has pulley, etc. used one 
$375. 
apres N. Anderson, Austell, Rt. 
 
Spray and Motor Tank, holds 
209 gals., good cond., motor was 
in good cond, when last used 
in 1942, $125. Henry Butts, 
Warm Springs. 
 
Cutaway Harrow, good cond., 
Intl. Riding Plow, 1H Wagon, 44 
Chaitanooga Turn Plow, also a 
pair of Mare Mules, 8 and 6 
yrs. old for sale at my place. 
Marion Graham, Jesup, Rt. 2. 
 
Farmall F-14 two row tractor, 
new sleeves, pistons, 2 row bot- 
tom plow, cultivator, 
Maachine and planters $875. W. 
ie Waldron, Waycross, 911 Lee 
Ave. 
 
Large size Oliver Tractor, Ath- 
ens Bush and Bogg Harrow, a: 
D. 14 Dise Grain Drill, all good 
 
eond. with good rubber. Rob 
Harbin, Winder, Rt. 4. 
 
King Bush and Bogg Harrow, 
eight 22 in scallop disc, $125. 
FOB my farm. John B. Whis- 
 
nant, Summerville. 
 
6 ft. Case Combine, good 
cond., for sale. Frank Campbell, 
Royston, Rt, 2. 
 
Tractor F-20 on rubber, good 
cond., planters and cultivators; 
 
Tractor Mower; Intl. 5 Dise Plow: 
 
on rubber; Intl Harrow; J. D. 
Orchard Plow and Grain Drill, 
J. B. Mciver, Louisville, Rt. 8. 
Tel. 3171. 
 
Oliver Pickup Hay Baler, good 
cond., also J. D, Side Delivery 
Rake, both for $1500. J. FE. Cline 
Oxford, Phone Covington> 2167. 
 
On 27 Lynchburg 2 H Plow, 
Cultivator, 
and a Joe Harrew, sheep, Joe 
 
M. Brown. McRae. , 
 
mowing 
 
  
 
Bradley Hammer Miil, good 
as new, four screens, $120.; also 
Oid 4 Cylinder D. B. Motor, 
runs well, $30. Z. N. Eberhardt, 
Kenwood. . 
 
VAC Case 1944 Model Tractor 
with starter and lights, good 
cond.,.also 4 Disc Tiller on rub- 
ber and 8 Disc Bush and Bogg 
Harrow. 
phengs, Rt. 1. 
 
B. Farmall Tractor with all 
equip., rubber tire trailer wag- 
on, new. 3 ft. blade Intl. Com- 
bine, all for $2,000. S. L. Price, 
Vidette. 
 
2H Mowing Machine, good 
 
cond. for sale. E. R. Yarbrough. 
 
Mershon. 
 
Single Sec. 20 Disc John D. 
Harrow, only used part of one 
season, good as new, $100. O: E, 
Shelley, Fort Valley, Rt. 1. 
 
Covington Dropper, bod as 
new, and a 4 Row Mule Drawn 
Cotton Duster, used very little, 
both for $75. U. S. Lashley, Ogle- 
thorpe, Rt. 1. 
 
_ Farmall F.. 12 Tractor, on 
steel, cultivators, Disc. and 3 
Gang Bottom Plows, good cond, 
$800. Melvin Jones, Brushy 
Creek, Sparks. 
 
3 Roller Kentucky No. 3 Cane 
Mill with Cooks improved 1014 
ft. galvanized evaporator 
skimmers, used part season, 
$66 at my farm. C. C: Score 
Talking Rock, Rois 
 
8 {t. Weeder, $22 at my farm; 
Guano Strower, $10; 1464 Syra- 
cuse Plow, good as new, $18; 
Stalk Cutter on steel wheels, 
$30; Walking Disc, good cond. 
$18. J. L. Glosson, Wayevoss. 
 
Farmall 2 Row Tractor, good 
rubber, Planters, Distributors, |, 
Cultivators, Bottom Plow, 7 ft. 
Harrow, $1000; F-20 Tractor on 
rubber, Bottom Plow, 24 Dise 
Harrow, $900. E. L. Burnett, 
Quitman, Rt. 5. Phone 4531. 
 
John Deere 14 in. Mold Board, 
 
.Slatwing side plow for J. Deere 
 
H. Tractor. Must have power 
lift, $60. Fred Scoggins, Rome, 
Re a, 
 
Fordson Tractor with Athens 
Side Plow, ready for work, and 
Fordson Traetor with Athens 
Side Plow, ready for work, and 
Fordson parts of all kinds, Go- 
 
ber Murphy, Jasper, Rt. 2. Near 
 
Jerusalem Church. 
 
1H Wagon for sale. Near 
 
Jackson Airfield. G. W. Wise, 
 
Jackson, Rt. 3. 
 
Home made Tractor 
Disc Harrow and extra tracter 
parts for sale ee Alton Orr, 
Rivevlale, Rt. 1 pvt 5.6 
 
and 10 
 
Jno. F, Mansford, Ste- |: 
 
and) 
 
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SECOND - HAND 
 
MACHINERY FOR ae 
 
Intl. 5. Dise Tiller, uae cond: 
 
Cath W. Malcom Madison, Rt. 
 
Cole Corn Planter No. 15 
plain view dbl. hopper with all 
gears and 6 plates, used 3 yrs., 
good cond., $18; Cutaway Har- 
row with tongue, $10. JE @. 
Thomas, Gainesville, Rt. 7. 
 
1945 Farmall PB Tractor, new 
rubber, starter, 
 
needs sheets, $75. at farm. E. 
Ross Maddox, Winder. 
 
No. 7 McCormick-Deeving 
Mowing Machine with bunch- 
ing attachment for cutting 
grain, good cond., no rake. 
FOB..my~ home. K. S._ Price, 
Cleveland, Rt. 4. j 
 
,_New unused _ Fairbanks 
 
Morse 700 lb. cap. Dairy Feed 
 
Mixer complete with motor, 
$225. R. E. Cotton, Milledge- 
ville, 207. North Columbia St. 
Phone 6586. 
 
1-13 Oliver, 1 Weeder, 2 Har- 
rows, 2 Goober Oliver. Plows, 
2 Ratchet Stocks and tools for 
cultivating crop. Geo. M. Cart- 
ledge, Metter, Rt. 1. 
 
Husky Garden Tractor with 
10 in, Turner and Cultivator 
with attachable feet, Power 
Take Off with flat face pulley 
and V pulley. Leslie Stephens, 
Temple, Rt. 1. . 
 
Cole Planter, model 15, dbl. 
hopper, bought new, used one 
 
fseason, $25. at farm. Emory B. 
Smith, Bainbridge, Box 508, Rt. 
al \ i 
 
J. D. Tractor A, cultivator 
and tiller, for sale. Joe Hughes, 
Millen, 318 Winthrop Ave. 
 
Farmall M Tractor, extra 
good cond., used about: 42 Os., 
new dbl. dise harrow and 5 
disc used tiller. Call 2705. Wray 
Smith, Sparta. j 
 
No. 4 Turner Peanut Shel- 
ler and Grader, shells and 
grades 1 ton peanuts per hr. 
(both Runner and Spanish). H. 
A. Pierce, Empire.  
 
Lot of farming tools, Plow 
 
Stocks, Guano Distributors, ete. 
W. L. Yates, CarrolJton, Rt. 2. 
 
Large dinner farm bell, $12. 
FOB. A, H. EDalgo, Nashville, 
Hite age ke 
 
8X8 Grain Drill with fert- 
ilizer hopper, McCormick- 
Deering, bought new, used 3! 
seasons, has new disc and grain 
spouts put in this year, shoes 
last year; A-1 cond., $250. at 
my place. 4% mi. E. Carnesville. 
John G. Williams, Rt. 2. 
 
Sheller for shelling Spanish 
and Runner Peanuts, Velvet 
Beans and Peas, powered with 
% H. P. Elec. mtr., shelled 
about 10 tons seed last: season, 
A-1 cond., $450. W. E. eee, 
Chula, Box 16. 
 
Farmall A Tpenine. new mo- 
tor, starter, lights, belt pulley, 
power take off, lift, cultivators, 
planters, distributors, 2 disc 
plow, 1-16 in. bottom plow, 
peanut plows, good. cond.,; $1700. 
ee R. Bodrey, Cordele, 
a4 
 
2 row J. D.'Tractor H, with 
cultivators, \Planters, fertilizer 
attachment, plows, 3 disc tiller, 
rseed box, 24 dise J. D. Har- 
row, ete. complete cultivating 
equip., good cond., $3000. War- 
renton and Gibson Hwy near 
Davis Store. G. G. Wilson, Gib- 
son. 
 
Cyclone Seeder, No. 1 oh 
sows small seed, wheat and 
oats, $4. Del in Ga. J. J. Outen, 
Manassas, Rt. 2: 
 
25 Ten Gali Milk Cans, 2 
Regrigerator Machines, lof ea. 
Fan Type Coil, Caudill 4 Unit 
Milking and 4 Bottling type 
Bottling  Machines for dairy, 
good cond, All or part. J. P. 
Simpson, College Park, Rt. 2; 
Cal. 6859 (Atlanta). 
 
Ford Ferguson, lights, starter, 
Jatest model, Ist. class 
cond., , with complete | farming 
equipment, $1600. for quick | 
 
  
 
eet LN. Tenens Reinier s 
 
oe 
ip ook bene 
 
lights, pulley,  
|power take-off, $1225.00, Grain 
'|Binder, mule or tractor drawn, 
 
\C. 
ERY FOR SALE 
 
New Har: iat 
 
F: Crawford, Concord, ; 
 
Tractor, J. D. Make, all good 
cond. B.. C. Bence: Milledge: 
ville, Rt. 1. 
 
Good Riding Disc 
Cultivator, 
 
J. D. Walking Cultivator exe. 
 
Moore. LaFayette, Rt. 2: 
 
Bradley Tractor, bought Apr. 
11, 1947 for sale at bargain. 
John H. Qochel, Rockmart, Rie 
1, Box 157, 
 
-2 H Wagon, good cod at 
my farm on Rock Spring "Rad. 
J. E. Clark, Lithonia. 
 
41 Combination Dbl. Dropper 
Cole Planter with all plates, 
sword slightly worn, A-1 cond., 
$20.; Champion 7 Tooth Culti- 
vator Harrow, $6:75; Cole .Gu-|, 
ano Distributor, A-1 cond., $7. 
No checks. George C. Porter- | 
field, Comer, Box 87. 
 
Case Pick-up Hay Baler with 
air cooled motor, also 2 H Wa- 
gon. G. E. Goolsby, Royston, 
Box 294. CK 
 
1943 C Allis-Chahmers Tract- 
or on rubber, starter, lights, 
power take off, farm equip. 
with 
Disc Plow, Cultivators, 8 Disc 
Harrow and Planters, 
cond., $1750.00 W. C: Barrett, 
Cleveland, Rt, 5. 
 
F-12 Farmall Tractor, motor | 
just rebuilt, new accessories, 
exc. cond. $350. H. J. Puckett, 
 
Fitzgerald, Wheeler Ave. 
 
2-Henkal Lespedeza Com- 
bines, good as new, fit any 
mowing machine, $100. ea. 
 
FOB. R. E. Aycock, Monroe. 
 
VAC Case Cultivators, plant- 
ers, and Distributors, used part 
of 2 seasons, $150. my place 2 
mi. E. Royston, near Beacon 
Light. L. B. King,-Canon, Rt. 
PASE 
Practically new 1947 pabeee 
Ford Tractor with implements. 
No letters. . E. ee War-| 
renton. 
 
Case VAC ee with ecom- 
piste fertilizer, planting and 
cultivating equip. in good cond., 
 
also Intl. Side Delivery Rake, 
needs minor repairs. J. Law- 
rence Hunt, Kathleen, 2 mi. N. 
Houston Lake. S 
 
Farmall A: one row Tractor 
with fertilizer, planter, culti- 
vator and bettom plow attach- 
ments, good as new. Cecil 
Shearouse, Guyton. 
 
_ MeCormick- Deering No. HM- 
150 3 Furrow Dise Plow, pur- 
chased last April, used less 
than 15 Acres. W. B. athias, 
Ailey. 
 
New 1 row Rapeall Cub 
Tractor and equip., $1500. See. 
Sylvan H. Hufstetler, Pye rLy;: 
Rte, 
 
Bolens Huskie Garden 
Tractor, 3 h. p. motor, culti- 
vator and bottom plow, used 
only few hours. 
J. We Lampp, Jr., Dublin, Rt, 
6, 10 mi. E. Dublin: on Hwy. 80.. 
 
. Complete set planters, culti- 
vators with power lift for Far- 
mall H. Tractor, at my farm. 7 
mi. Danville. Lewis Knight, 
Danville, Rt. 2. 
 
 Model A John Deere, 2 yrs. 
 
old, and all equip, needed to 
farm with, good cond. Ru- 
dolph F. Fields, Swainsboro, 
 
Rt. 1, Box 129, 
 
1947 Ford Tractor with Disc 
Plow, Tiller and Bush and 
Bogg Harrow, Ist. class cond., 
used only .1 spring, my heme 
4 mi, E. Douglasville on Fair- 
burn Hwy. W. E. A. Jams, 
Douglasville, Rt, 4. Re 
 
Ford-Ferguson 2? Bottom 
Plow, 14 in., perfect cond., 
practically new. | Byron eC 
Wolfe, Covington, Rt. 2. 8 mi.|La 
 
Practically new 2 H Wagan b 
and 2H Mowing Machine, 14|7W. 
in. Bottom Plow for 1 row 
 
Oliver: 
$25. or trade for 
yearling or 2 pigs: Also Hood 2-5 ye 
 
for Oliver Cultivator. Wallace 
 
it, Mowing Machine, 2) 
 
good | 
 
Letters ans.'|2 
 
     
    
      
      
  
    
  
 
Miedel Bo ple gry 
row Tractor, never used. Chas. oli 
 
|| Chester, _ Alpi a 
 
John. Deere > 
er iit, pow 
 
Trator, new, 
Orser, Bae 
 
and one mule, 
Can Sealer for 
$10.50. Exc. 
Stuart Nuts mix 
pose = Kein 
 
He te Six Intl 
 
Gordons 
 
HM No. ae 151 
Plow, exc. 
turned 50 A. 
fin, Box 31 
 
Distributor, 9 
ing Cultivator. 
 
give away prices, 
Cuthbert, Rt 
 
Sone trailer 
turn, plow, ._ 
eee ae 
 
lists rices 1 
1000 Ib. -cap., 
2% HP Bien 
 
all perfect cond. 
|son,  Pollege Hee 
 
Mowing M 
 
= Garrett, Pewee 
 
Model BAAS oh 
Cultivator, new 
starter, lights, A-1 
reasonable. Cal 
adilla, RFD 2. 
Bottom Plow 
good as new,  
Sell or exc. for  
Ford. Ray Stro 
Rt. 1; 7 Box: 23 
 
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cultivators l 
 
actor, used 
 
te planter, cul- 
 
, Zood as new for 
 
i ail an Fred Ba: 
 
xy  Tractor, 
tillers complete 
outfit, rea- 
4 mules, 10. 
 
ming 
 
+ | Sus. 
 
s-Morse gas, eng., 
er, 3-5 h. p., $45; 
 
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attanooga turning 
f ek: Kit: 
 
le sec. , arrow, has | 
achment for Ford | 
clr to pull from 
about half sea- 
 oo othe 
 
tral tor, first class 5 
implements, 3} 
seow plariters, | 
ultivators, $i1- 
2-% mi. East} 
 
   
 
eer or Side Plow ; 
 
"$150. ~ Pho 
artin, Canton, Rt 
820 Canton on. 
 
  
     
 
Harvey. Red Hed 
3 screens, 50 it. 
 
   
 
Sieibeitor, same 
y apes 
 
cutter: iiudies, 4 
on roller, with- 
3 H. riding turn. 
s; Hawkinsville, ! 
 
ghest bidder, at 
 
Court House, 
and 16th, Farmall 
with planters, and 
 
firs. R. B. and Chas. i 
S00 eae -| equipped with elevator and self 
 
I tractors 1942 H and| 
planters, ecultiva- 
chments, three 12 
 
yone 8 J in Day 
to: ei -Ash- 
 
: Bord tractor! 
M. Dickey > 
 
Deering Mowing 
elass cond, $75., 
air cond., $30.00; | 
= Plow, Oliver | 
 
Planter, fair cond, | 
ie Stephens, | 
 
lk Cutter, Corn, | 
 
_ Pea Planter, all! 
Cateway Harrow, 
at my place 7 mi. 
E. Foster, Mon- 
 
No. ion one row |. 
2. yrs old, | 
rmall Tractor, 
 
wheels with bottom plow and 
cultivator equip. Robt. B. Mc- 
are Fort Valley, Rt. 2, Box 
Sa. \ es 
 
igood cond. H. P. Bohanan, 
Conyers, Rt. 1. 
 
power take off, 
lights, front and rear, 
lliff, same as new, used very 
little, _Athens 8 Disc Bush and 
Boge Harrow, cut 
acres, : 
Peter. Can be seen at Post Of- 
 [AGE 
 
'|A corn, $1775. my place. 7 mi. 
 
i tor, 5 HP with steel wheels, cul- 
 
: eet, Daugherty, Rt. 1. 
 
Barnesville, Rt. 1. 
 
-C. Roberts, Ball Ground. 
 
: cae wiabted 4 
 
H[ Rt. i. 
 
he be 
 
s and harrow, all ; 
 
| thing can use. H. B. Whitmore, 
 
2 Single Turn | 
 
ron gale Wagon, | : 
 
  
 
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ERY FOR SALE | 
 
Garden. Tractor; David Brad- 
ey, & HP engire, on steel 
 
Old Trusty Ineubator, 120 
 
-legg cap, $10. Mrs. J. G. Whit-|tor, 300 gal. Friend power 
lege oie Rea geae Sprayer Intal Crawl Type ttac- 
: Me ae tor, J. A. Pasley, Thomaston. 
 
Windmill complete for sale., 
 
complete, 
belt pulley, 
power 
 
Oliver 60 Tractor, 
 
about 25 
 
M. C. Parker, Point 
 
Combine, MeCormick- Deer- 
ing,, Model 42, ready for opera- 
tion. E. A. Humphrey, Damas- 
 
1947 VOC Case 2 Row Trac- 
tor, all cultivating and plant- 
ing equip. included, tended 70 
 
Lumber City at Shiloh Sehool. 
 
Standard Twin Garden Trac- 
 
fivator, 10 in turn plow, dise|/gore, Winder. 
harrow, hauling eart, fair cond.| Want Garden Tractor and 
Write or see. Grover L. Faus- Tools, good cond., reasonable. 
 
' Mississippi Valley Corn Shel- 
ler, on stand with fly wheel and 
'fan with fan belt, good cond., 
Sip, FOB. Jesse Morrison, 
Clarkesville. 
 
Good, easy running 1H Was-| 
on,. with good wheels, newly 
painted, bed and top body, reas- 
onable. See: J. B. Hickman, 
 
Intl. Lime Spreader 8 ft. wide, 
practically new, near Perry. M. 
 
1% HEP. Bradly- Garden Trac- | 
tor and equip., $225.. Trade for 
reg. brood sows or pigs. James 
C. Lawson, Ball Ground, Rt. 1. 
 
-2#H Wagon bought in 1942, 
used very little, good as new, 
$85... H. ily Baldwin, 
 
Want planter and disteiineter 
for model L or LAJohn Deere 
tractor; also have F30 Farmall 
tractor and 4 disc Avery tiller 
1}for sale. Contact. J.T. Varron, 
| Dexter, Rt. i. 
 
Want 3 or 4 H. P. gas engine 
used with Orchard 
sprayer. Must be compact, first 
ticlass cond., reasonable in price. 
W. OD: Mays, Stockbridge. 
 
Want late A model J. D. G or 
M Farmall, or any type tractor 
of equal size. Advise at once. 
ke Williams, oe Box 
334  ) 
 
Farmall Tractor A, cultivated 
60 A only this year, Ist. class 
-cond., tiller, harrow, cultivator, 
planters, 2 row attachments, 
automatic lift and hand lift, also 
lights. J. M. Estes, Abbeville, 
 
No. 14 Star Pea Thrasher 
 
feed, Ist. class cond., $100. or 
exc. for good mule. My farm. 
Lee Akins, Canon, Rt. 2. 
 
Standard Twin Tractor, 5 HP 
complete, all kinds equip., Reas- 
onable for cash or exc. for any- 
 
Canton, Rt. 1. 
 
Intnl F-30 tractor, first class 
bush and bogg cutting harrow, 
$1, 750 FOB. farm. Linton A. Har- 
ris, Norcross, Rt. 1. e/a The 
| Neely Farm. : 
 
Planters, Fertilizer and cuiti- 
vators for S-C Case fractor, used 
Griftin, days, $175. A. J. Welden, 
 
riffin. 
 
50 gal. cap. portable Fruit 
| Spraying machine, complete 
with attached gas eng., $90. S. 
Gs eta Sete, 161 Seer 
) St. NW 
 
ae 300. gal. Sprayer, on 
iron wheels, good cond., all 
ees ae . walker, Me-|1 
ao . A, Box 
 
garden sca (Wise. 
ator, 
 
.| SECOND HAND MACHIN- ND-HL 7 
~|MACHINERY WANTED 
 
for sale or exe for 
tivator. C. W. Matthews, Mearis- 
 
ville. 
 
grader and packiia ! louse equip- 
ment comp: 
 
can be pulled by 2 horses also. 
See at my Henry Co. farm, 6 mi. 
N. E, McDonough. W. L. Morris, 
Atlanta, 444 Collier Rd. N. W. 
 
fully. L. C. Davis, Fort Valley, 
Ret, 3. - 
 
make or model, 
cutaway harrow for same. Ad- 
vise. W. M. Gay, Abba. 
 
Plow, 2 disc, for Fordson Tract- 
or, in good cond. Write: Ralph 
Cloer, 
 
or Ime i 
model, with equip. E. R. Bailey, 
Harlem, Rt. 1. 
 
Mill in good cond. J. M. Kil- 
 
Near Macon. E. H. Clarke, Ma- 
eon, Bloomfield Dr. 
 
vator, good cond. and rason- 
able price. 
Rockmart, Rt. 1. 
 
Mrs. Jessie Sharpe, Bristol, Rt. 
1, 
 
with dbl. dise plow and plant- 
ing and cultivating equip. Ted 
Cox, Canton, Rt. 3. 
 
Planting Attachment for J. D. 
Tractor, 
'B. H. Hail, Cathoun, Rt. 
 
Want Take-Off aes for | 
Ford-Ferguson Tractor. Ralph 
Metts, Stone Mountain, Rt. 1. 
 
for Intl. Tractor, A or B model. 
 
imauga. 
 
mall A Tractor, 
 
\gan, Cairo, Rt. 
 
}Waycross, Reynolds St. 
| shape, with mowing blade, and/ 
 
[F. M. Dees, Macon, Rt. 
 
  
 
ERY FOR. SALE 
 
Riding ealevaton, oe ot ee j 
ing cul- 
 
Four roller Niagara aden 
 
ete, 5 H. P. elec. mo- 
 
1 H. wagon, hicavy quality, 
 
Want 2 H Turn Plow. Advise 
 
Want old used tractor, ary 
cheap, - also 
 
Want Athens Side or Oliver 
 
Young Harris. ; 
 
Want Farmall A or B Tractor 
small Allis-Chalmers, late 
 
Want large Stover Hammer 
 
Want 2 H Walking Culti- 
G. L. Brownlow, 
 
Want 40 gal Syrup Boiler. 
 
Want small Farmall Cub or 
 
[A Tractor and equip. M. L.} 
Anderson, Nahunta. 
 
Want Farmall A Tractor 
 
Want variable depth Cotton 
 
good cond. no oe 
 
Want Intl. Dise Turn Plow 
 
Advise. Lee Hames, Chicka- 
 
Want J. D. Model Me or Far- 
 
with planters and cultivating 
equip, reasonable price. Tr 
Harrell, Eastman, Rt. 3. 
 
Want Cole Planter with or 
without . fertilizer attachment. 
Colman Stanley, Cherry Log. 
Want head for 12 H Hercu- 
 
les Gas Engine (used 
grinding cane oe Li Ae Ra- 
 
Want fo trade for used Gib- 
son Tractor and! farming at- 
tachments for same, good cond. 
 
State lowest price and location. | 
 
Geo. J. Dunson, Cumming, Rt. 
2. 
 
Want one hydraulic power 
lift for Allis -Chalmers B 
Model Tractor. J. B. Thomas, 
Scott. 
 
Want Farmall Ao or Ford Fer- 
guson tractor with harrow and 
plow, late model. E. H. Jones,. 
 
Want good 2 H. walking cul- 
tivator, good cond., reasonable, 
within 50 mi. Cash or trade 
corn; also fine, 1000 Ib. Mare, 
6-% yrs. old, for sale cheap. 
2, 
phone 702. W. 
 
Want late model John: Deere 
B, of Farmall H fractor with 
planters, cultivators, Fert. 
tachments. Wm. D. ee 
Buena Vista. Rt, 2. 
 
Want 300-400 gal. power 
Sprayer with or without tractor 
fot same, for Apple Orchard. 
S G. Buyers, Whitesburg, Rt. 
 
Want cultivator, planter and 
harrow for a ad B Farmall 
Rio Ci for cash. 
Advise. Hert Maltory, Grit 
 
  
 
  
 
   
  
 
bi tin, eta A, 
 
lrow hand transplanter, in very 
 
'H tractor on H frame, 
 
| Deere tractor. J. Oliver Thomp- 
 
1947 model, | 
 
by |vise. R. A. Hendrix, Bremen, 
 
for* 
 
at- | 
 
_ SECOND-HAND 
 
Want Farmall A for parts. 
Advise fully. J. &. Johnson, 
Byromville, Rt. 1. 
 
Want 1 row tractor and out-} 
fit, afly make, good cond. Give 
location and price. John Self, 
Fairburn, Rt. 6. 
 
Want 3 disc tiller, prefer 
Athens, in good cond., reason- 
able. R. E. Walters, Ellaville. 
 
Want planting equipment tor 
Model A Farmall tractor. Ad- 
vise. Chas. L. Smith, Savannah, 
4110 Abercorn St. _ 
 
Want manure spreader, pre- 
fer late model with power take- 
off. State particulars. W. E. 
Segars, Commerce, Rt. 3. 
 
Want grain drill with Fert- 
attachment, . prefer 8-10 ft. 
size. Advise. P. W. less A le 
Haleyor Dale. 
 
Want peanut weeder, also 1 
 
good conrd., reasonable. John 
Thomas Watson, Homer, Rt. A. 
 
Want J. D. 4 dise tiller for 
good 
cond., no junk. J. M. Braddy, 
Swainsboro, Rt. 3, Box 256. : 
 
fributor for model L John 
son, College Park, ete 
205. 
 
Want Acme drag bees in 
good cond. Advise. W. T. 
Baugh, Madison, Box 111. 
 
Want planters, cultivators 
and distributors for Farmall 
H, also starter, lights and gen- 
erator for same. F. H. White, 
Augusta, 1421 Heard Ave. 
 
Want 2 H cultivator. 
Gibson, Agricola. 
 
Box 
 
Mary 
 
or more rows, with fert. at- 
tachment at once. J. D. prefer- 
red. Mrs. Joel Bobo, Hartwell. 
 
Want one power driven feed 
mill. Claud Harper, Wray, Rt. 
- : 
 
Want Exc. Hamp. Male pig, 
$20. value for syrup kettle, 60- 
100 bals. O. S. Duggan, Chest- 
eR  
 
Want a good 2 row tractor. 
and all equip., good cond., no 
junk. Advise fully. Frank Hay- 
good, Cassville. 
 
_ Want planters and cultivators 
for Ford Ferguson tractor. Ad- 
 
Rt. 1, Box 65 . 
 
Want  Wind Mill with 
necessary. parts, near Perry or 
adjoining county. M. C. Rob- 
erts, Ball Ground.  
 
Want 1945-46 or 47 model 
Farmall A Tractor, good rub- 
ber, fully equipped, planters, 
cultivators, ete., and 2 Disc IHC 
Trailer, Plow, radius 60 mi. Ad- 
 
vise fully. Marvin Maddox, 
Winder, Rt. 4. 
 
Want for spot cash. and 
worth the mgney med. size 
 
farm tractor on rubber within 
100 mi. Give description and 
price. J. M. Dempsey, Cham- 
blee. Phone 4351. 
 
Want used Fordson Tractor 
on rubber at bargain price. J. 
R. Marbut, Atlanta, 1112 Shel- 
by Pi: S.E, 
 
Want cultivating and planting 
.equipment, power take-off and 
lift for C model Allis Chalmers 
tractor:; also have 1500 Hotcaps 
 
| for $20. H. R. Wiggins, Ashburn, 
rere tacsE 
 
Want Cultivator for Farmall 
A, in good cond., for cash. J. B. 
Aaron, Woodstock, Rt. 2. 
 
Want planters and distributors 
attachments for Oliver tractor 
No. 60, new of used. Robert M. 
| Hall, Reynolds. ~ 
 
tributor for John Deere H. trac- 
tor. J. R. Horne, Doerun, Rt. 3. 
 
_ Want J. D., Mower, hay press, | 
combine for John Deere B. 
tractor, 
ment with new B. Sprockett No. 
wa G G. Garnet, Athens, Agri. 
 
  
 
ROE 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Want Tractor Grain Drill, 12} 
 
with Setter, never used, for sale! 
 
Want planters and guano dis- |, 
 
planters, Fert. attach-} 
 
INCABATORS AND. 
BROODERS 
 
A new 300 A Mumider freu- 
bator-Hatcher, 2500 g cap. for 
 
a 
 
cubator-Hatcher, 2500 ege cap. 
for sale. L. J. Lott, Dowgtas- 
ville, Rt. 2. 
 
Jamesway Ine. 4200 
thot water system, coal burner, 
30 unit batteries, complete, 
good cond. P. F. Mambrick, 
Eastman. 
 
Humidor Ine., 
 
Richardsan, Pe 
4, 
 
3 elec. Inc., first class cond., 
ively. Exc. 
use. Will ship. Mrs. W. 
 
Flanders, Mt. Verrion, Rt. 1. 
 
9 Jamesway Battery Brood- 
ers; 1500 day old chick cap. 4., 
used only 1 season, Contact 
heat, exe. cond:, $125. ea. T Hy 
Howell, Motitezumd. 
 
Sears Blue Flame oil brood- 
er, 300 chick cap., good cond:, 
$6., of swap for Print sacks, 
free of holes, at 3 for $t. a. 
 
2 haver type elec. brooders, 
250. chick cap., used 1 season, 
$7.50 ea. Mrs. L. P. McGee, At- 
 
djlanta, Rt. 4, Box 169 (330 Lyn- 
 
hurst Dr. S. W.) RA 9621. 
 
100 cap. Elec. brooder, $6; also 
Elec. Churn, $9.50. Both perfect 
cond., 
Mrs. 
 
Jim Tiller, Carlton, Rt. 
1. g 
 
type, motor operated, ther. 
control; $17.50. Chas. E. Alley, 
Macon, 220 Bright St. 
 
4 Deck Elec. Brooder, $35. 
Mrs. J. W. Collins, Bacontoz. 
 
Want one 3 decker Elec, 3 
 
Baker, Ben Hill. Ra. 0169. 
 
starter, finisher. Advise fally. 
 
|Baker Rd. N. W. 
 
230 size Oi Butning tee 
bator, good cond., $15. Mrs. S. 
An Wright, Cedar Springs: 
 
52 by 52 in. Floor Broodr, 
elec. thermometer, central, 
fan type for 
used twice, $18. here (Cost $35.) 
Chas. E- Alley, Macon, 
Bright St. 
 
Want small electric incubat- 
or, not over 100 egg cap., pre- 
fer 50 cap. State cond. and 
price. E. H. Morgan, College 
Park, 231. E, Cambridge Ave. 
 
Home made Brooder, 200 
cap.; $35.00; one 100 cap., $25.; 
 
lent cond., $75. ea. W. C. Witk- 
erson, Adel,- Ree I. 
 
Electrie and finishing brood- 
ers, also a farm bell. over 100 
yrs. old for sale. Mrs. Fred Fos- 
ter, Atlanta, 186 Ben Hi Rd, 
Ra. 0166. 
 
-400 cap. elec. Super Hatcher 
Inc., used twice, perfect cond, 
ot at my home. Won't ship. 
 
Box 1. 
 
  
 
FLOWERS AND SEED | 
FOR SALE 
 
CORRECTION NOTICES: 
 
All Day Glories, similiar te 
Merning Glories, but flowers 
stay open all day; blue and 
pink blossoms on same vine, $1 
 
Mrs. J. C. Way, Lambert. | 
 
Blue violets, 35 doz; Cana li- 
lies, red and. yellow, T5e doz; 
Spearmint, 10 large bunch. Miss 
Ross NeSmith, Savannidh, RES. 
Telfair Rd. 
 
.Govt ins dbl, yellow fa- 
ponicas, $1 x: blooming | size 
Azaleas, = doz. Add postage. 
 
  
 
Ext. Big. 
 
Mis. D. H. Evatis, Cactetay. 
 
gale. i. J. Lott, Douglas, Rt 
 
New 300 A Humidaire In  
cap, 
 
400 ese cap., 
used 3 times, $75. Mes. H. 2 4 
Ri werk 
 
$100, $150. and $250. respect. 
for anything cate 
 
Wyn : eS 
Want planter and guano dis- |; a ee 9 SRaSweee ae 
 
used very short time.  
 
One 52 inch by 52 in, electric a 
floor brooder, used orice, fan 
 
Oil, for sale at my home. R. . 
 
Want a deck- type brooder, 
 
A. M. Reinhold, Atkanta, 2016 
 
circulating. . air, or 
 
200 
 
  
 
Also 25 elec. Brooders, excel. 
 
P. C. Frederick, Marshallyille, . 
 
ea. or $1.50 for 2 rooted plants. _ 
 
              
          
       
  
        
        
          
          
            
        
        
            
      
       
  
     
  
    
    
    
       
  
      
   
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*. PLANTS FOR SALE 
 
   
 
PLANTS FOR SALE | 
 
  
 
Sti awberry, Mastodon, 70c C: 
# 25 500; $5 M; Klondike, 60c 
 
$2.75, 500; $4. 50 M; Sugar 
Be $1 ea. Add postage. Mrs. 
 Lee Hood, Gainesville, Rt. 1. 
 
Thornless_ Boysenberry 
Plants, 1 yr. old; 90c doz; $6 
CC; 2 yr old, $1.50 doz. Prompt 
del. Now is time to plant. T. 
H. .Graves, Fayetteville. 
 
Strong Early Bearing Blake- 
more Strawberry, 75e C; $3.50 
500. Del. Mrs. Elizabeth Alli= 
 
~*son, Gainesville, Rt. 7. 
 
Klondike Strawberry, 200). 
$1; 500, $2.25; $4 M; Big. Jim 
Everbearing, $1.25 C; 500 $5; 
Cabbage, 200, 70c; 500, $1.50; 
$2.50 M. del. C. W. Smith, 
Gainesville, Rt. 2. 
 
Chas. and Early Jersey frost- 
 
proof Cabbage, and Bermuda 
 
 Onions, 300 $1; $2.25 M; Pre- 
paid. Odis Conner, Pitts. 
 
Copenhagen . and Chas. W. 
Cabbage, $1.50 M; 500 $1 10 M 
up cheaper. Orders  filled 
promptly. E. L. Fitzgerald, Ir- 
winville. 
 
Chas. W. frostproof Cabbage, 
and White Bermuda Onion 
Plants, 300, $1; 500 $1.25; $2 
M. R. Chanclor, Pitts. 
 
Klondike Strawberry Plants, 
500, $1.75; $3 M. Mrs. Mell 
~ Mashburn, Cumming, Rt. 1. 
 
Early Strawberry Plants, 60c 
C; Bearing size Thornless 
Blueberry, 75c doz; $5 C; Ga. 
Collard, 25c C; Red Speckled 
and White Black-eyed Crowder 
Peas, 30c lb. Add_ postage. 
Gladys Duran, Cumming, Rt. 1. 
 
Yellow Bermuda Onion and 
 
Copenhagen Frostproof Cab- 
bage plants, $2 M; FOB. 
David Thornton, Greenville, 
Rt 3. 
 
Klondike Siawuerny Planis, 
75e C; 500 $3.50. Exc. some for 
4 Tbs new goose and 4 lbs. 
new duck feathers, not used 
and clean. Mrs. J. E. Stone, 
Adairsville, Rt. 2. 
 
Certified Missionary Straw- 
berry Plants, $1 C. No checks. 
PP. Tom. Kittle, Carrollton, 
Rit) aes 
 
Klondike Strawberry Plants, 
 
 $1 C; Leading var. Cabbage 
 
- and Heading Collard, 300, $1; 
 
10 seedling Press Peach Trees, 
 
' $1 ea. Mrs. P. R. Arnold, Ben 
~ evolence. 
 
Chas. 
Cabbage plants, 
 
' muda Onion, 300, 
91200559257 200 76M ee: Fresh 
~ Plants. Prompt shipment. 
- Special prices on large quan- 
tities. J. D. Crenshaw, Pitts. 
 
' Bradley Magic Everbearing 
~ Strawberry Plants, large bed 
berries, from spring till frost, 
300 $2.50;.$1. C. Mrs. H. M. 
- Christie, Lithonia, Rt. 3. 
 
Thornless Boysenberry, $1 
-doz; Mature rooted Kudzu 
- Crowns, $3 C; Bradley Scar- 
let Everbearing Strawberry, 
 
50 $1. PP. J. W. Toole, Macon, 
~ 410 Burton Ave. 
 
Copenhagen, Chas. 
Early Jersey Cabbage, 
Bermuda, Crystal Wax Onion, 
fresh, frostproof, 500, $1.00; 
$1.50 M. Del. PP; 5000, $6.50 
Express. Large select plants. 
- Guar. H. J: Puckett, Fitzgerald. 
 
. Three-fourths Acre 
Crowns, FREE to party who 
, will come my place and re- 
* move them; easily accessable. 
Mrs. Julius Campbell, College 
Park, Rt. 1. Welcome-All Rd. 
 
Early Jersey and Chas. W. 
_ Cabbage, full count, prompt 
 shipment, and white and yel- 
Jew Bermuda Onions, 25 C; 
500, $1.25; $2 M. P. Te Gibbs, 
Abbeville, RFD 2. 
 
Early Jersey and Chas. W. 
Cabbage and Yellow Bermuda 
Onion Plants, full ~ count, 
Baa. shipment, 25c C; 500, 
 
- 
 
W. and Early Jersey 
Ne Ber- 
ue 
 
W. and 
 
1.25 
1.50 M. Charles A. Gibbs, Ab: 
beville, Rt. 2. 
 
Chas. W. Cabbage Plants, 30c 
C; 500, $1.25; White and Yel- 
low Bermuda Onions, 25c C; 
- 500, $1; Sage, 15 ea.; $1 doz. 
All Del. Mrs. Leilar Phillips, 
akoyston, Rt, 1. .: 
 
Mastodon and Lady T. and 
Everbearing Strawberry Plants, 
200, $1.50. PP. Mrs. Ara Wal- 
drip, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. 
 
Fine. var. Kellogs. Straw- 
- berry Plants, mixed, not sep- 
arate, $1.25 Cc. Cheaper at my 
home. Mrs, M. M. Kelly, Li- 
thonia, Rt. 3. 3. ik: 
 
-Cabbage, 
 
500,. 
drip, 
 
|$1.00 doz. 
 
White | 
 
Kudzu 
 
$2 M; 5000 and over, 
 
  
 
 Everbearing S tx aw berry. 
Plants, 50c C; Mixed Half run- 
ner Beans, large cup, 40c. Add 
postage. Mrs. Hehry M. Jones, 
Lula, Rt. 1, 
 
Klondike Strawberry Plants, 
500, $2.75; $5 M. Young plants, 
prompt shipment. No checks. 
Mrs. Willie Allen, Gainesville, 
Rtee2 
 
2 yr bearing size Mt. Huckle- 
berry, Dewberry, Giant Gar- 
lic Heads, 50c doz; May Cher- 
ry, . Black Walnut; Plum 
Sprouts, 2, 25c. Add postage. 
Stamps accepted. hanger Teem, 
Talking Rock. 
 
Chas. and Jersey Cabbage 
and Crystal Wax and: White 
Bermuda Onion Plants, 
$1;- $1.50 M. PP. 5000, $6.25 
 
express. Large Plants. I. L. 
Stokes, Fitzgerald. 
Chas. .W. Cabbage, cold 
 
hardened, nice size, good roots, 
30c C; 500, $1; $1.75 M; Head- 
ing Collards, $1.50 M. All PP. 
J. H. Davis, Milledgeville, Rt. 
oe 
 
Chas. W. and Early Jersey 
White and Yellow 
Bermuda Onion Plarts, 30c C; 
 
500, $1.00; $1.75 M; 5 M up, 
 
$1.60 M. Full count. W. F. 
Rowe, Abbeville. 
Chas. W. Cabbage > Plants, 
 
cold hardened, nice size, good 
roots, 30ce C; 500, $1.00; $1.75 
M; Heading Collards, $1.50 M. 
All PP. J. H. Davis, Milledge- 
ville, Rt. 5. 
 
Chas. W. 
500, $1.25; 
 
Cabbage Plants, 
$2. M; Klondike 
Strawberry, 500, $3.00; $5.50 
M. E. C. Waldrip, ~ Flowery. 
Branch, Rt. 1. : 
 
Klondike Strawberry Plants, 
300, $1.50; 500, $2.25; $4.25 M. 
Del. Young. plants. No chks. 
Mrs. G. L. Duran, Gainesville, 
Rite: 
 
Everbearg Strawberry plants, 
75c C. No checks. Miss Cleo 
Ramey, Clarksville, Rt. 3. 
 
Few Strawberry Plants: Red 
Golds, Great Wonderberry, 
Jewels, Lady T., Gibson, all 
mixed, 75 C; Black Raspberry, 
6,-50c. Add postage. No chks. 
Mrs. Lona Blackwell, Dah- 
lonega, Rt. 1. 
 
Mastodon and Lady TT. and 
Everbearing Strawberry Plants, 
200, $1:50. PP. Mrs. 
Flowery Branch, Rt- 
 
rooted, 5, 50c; 
PRs Damp packed. 
Money or MO. No checks. Mrs. 
A. Horsley, ace, dite 2; Box 
40. 
 
Sage Plants, 
 
Strawberry Zaly bearing 
Plants, 75c C; $3.50, 500; Imp. 
$5. M. Del. Miss Ruth Waldrip, 
 
Gainesville, Rt 1 
 
Nice early bearing Blake- 
more Strawberry, 75c C; $3.50. 
500; Improved, $5.50 M. Del. 
Horace Allison, peneys, Rt. 
 
Kudzu Crowns, 2-3 yrs. old, 
rooted, $15. M; 10,000 or more, 
$12. M. Del. Send MO. T.-H. 
Patterson, Waco, Rt. 2. 
 
Chas. and Copenhagen frost- 
proof Cabbage, 500, $1.25; $2. 
M; White Bermuda ; Onions, 
$2.50 M. Del. Ovie Conner, 
Pittss Rte 1 
 
Early bearing strawberry 
Plants, extra large, heavy 
croppers, 80c C; $3.75, 500; Ga. 
Collards. 25 C:;; Red Speckled 
Crowders, 30 lb; Purple 
Globe turnips, Ga Collard seed, 
80c lb. Add postage. Mattie 
Duran, Cumming, Rt. 1.: 
 
Strawberry, Improved Mas- | 
todon, $4.50 M; 500 for . $3; 
Klondikes, $4. 25M. $2.75 for 
500. Mrs. Guy Crowe, Cum- 
ming, Rt. 1. 
 
Klondike Strawberry, young, 
rooted, 50c C. Prompt ship- 
ment. Add postage. Mrs. Clyde 
Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Rt. i. 
 
Rooted Red Raspberry Vines, 
 
90c doz; also Sage or Sage 
Clumps, <25~ ea: : Mrs.<-@i) R: 
Watson, Marietta. 
 
Red Raspberry Plants,. es 
doz. Del. in Ga. Mrs. J. 
Williams, Blue Ridge, Rt. 
Box 132 Y a ; A 
Parsley ; Plants, - good , size 
reoted, .75 C, PP. Thos. 
 
B:) 
Rowland; Lula, Star, Rt. Fx 
 
500, 
 
Ara Wal- | 
ik 
 
1se, Baxley, Rt. 3. 
 
Poe fest, -eXtra early - ae 
 
White Bermuda Onions, pen- | 
cil size, 500, $1; $1.50 M. Del." 
eae Prompt del, Satis. guar. 
F. F. Stokes, Fitzgerald. 
 
M. C. E. Parrish, Adel. 
 
Everbearing Str awberry 
Plants, $1 doz.. or. exc. for 
Thornless Boysenberry. . Each 
pay postage. Cee: Shrum, 
Fitzgerald, Ral 
 
~ Mastodon Strawberry Plants, 
70c C; 500, $3; $5.25 M; Klon- 
dike, 60c C: 500, $2.50; 4.25 M. 
 
Mrs. A. D. Jones, Cumming, |} 
Rites ieee ee : 
Asparagus, Sage plants and. 
 
garlic, $1 doz. Del. Mrs. Bes- 
sie Baggett, Douglasville, Rt, 1. 
Klondike Strawberry Plants, 
500, $2.25; $4.-M. Prompt ship- 
ment. MO only. Mrs. Dorsey 
Simmons, Gainesville, RFD 2. 
 
Mastodon Strawberry, 85c C; 
 
Catnip,. Horehound, Pepper- 
mint, Balm, 30 doz; Garlic 
Bulbs, 35 doz. Miss INE ANS 
 
White, Dahlonega, Riots 
 
Klondike Strawberry, 300, 
$1.50; 500, $2.50; $4.50 M: 
Kudzu Crowns, rooted, 1 and 
2 yrs. old, 500, $7.00; $12.50 M; 
5M or more, $10. M. Del No 
checks. Ethel Crowe. Gaines- 
Willes eR too: 
 
Kudzu Crowns, rooted, 1 and 
2. yiS- 01d; ; $2.3C; 5008 $7.00; 
$12.50 M; 5 M or more, $10. M; 
Klondike Strawberry, 500, 
$2.50; $4.50 M. Del. C. D. Crow, 
Gainesville, lanes, 
 
Lary T., Red Gold, big Jum- 
bo Strawberry. Plants, 40c C; 
Blue Huckleberry, 50c doz. SPDs 
R. H. Clark, Gainesville, Rt. 
 
Sue 
 
2 to 3 yr. Kudzu Crowns, $15. 
M; 10,000 and over, $12. M. Del. 
Send MO: ES. O; Patterson, 
Waco, Rt. 2. : 
 
Hasting Missionary 
berry Plants, $1. 
mint, 75 doz; Horse Apple 
Sprout, 75c- ea. Miss. 
McCurley, Hartwell, Ried: 
 
Certified Missionary Straw- 
berry Plants, $1. PP: Tom 
Kittle, Carrollton. 
 
Hasting Missionary . Straw- 
berry, nice white roots, $1. ie 
Peppermint, 75 doz. Miss Nora 
McCurley Hartwell, RU ese 
 
C; Pepper- 
 
Nice fresh green E. J. and 
Chas. W. Cabbage Plants, Head- 
ing Collard and White  Ber- 
muda Onion, 50c C; 500, $1.50. 
Packed in damp moss. PP. Mrs. 
Lillie Lightsey, Baxley, Rti3s 
 
Chas. W. and E. J. Cabbage, 
Ga. Heading Collard and White 
Bermuda - Onion, 50c \C; 500, 
$1.50. Packed in damp moss. 
 
ts toe Hrewbeaae Straw- 
berry, 75e C; $5. M. Mrs. LG Ce 
Beasley, Adrian. 
 
Good strong rooted | Ever- 
bearing Strawberry Plants, 50c 
C; $4.50 M. W. Ds Mitchell, 
Jakin, 
 
Mastodon ethene Straw- 
berry Plants, $1. C; 500, $3.50; 
$5. M; 10,000- or more, $4. 50 M. 
PP in Ga. Mrs. J. E. Avirett, 
Blakely, Riau. 
 
Fresh Green Benue On- 
ions, Heading Collard and 
Chas. W.,. E. -J., Cabbage. 
 
Plants, 50c C; 500, $1.50. PP. 
Packed in moss. Buford Light- 
 
  
 
BEANS AND PEAS _ 
FOR SALE 
 
Ola mime little white Half 
Runner garden and white Cut- 
short cornfield beans. . Tender 
when full, free of weevils, 50c 
cupful, plus postage. Mrs. T. 
H. Wade, | Ellijay, Rt. 3. 
 
10 bu.. ea. Red Ripper Iron 
peas, $6. bu; Brown Crowder 
peas, $8. bu. Robt. M. all, 
Reynolds. 
 
2 bu. brown lewaee peas, 
sound, without any, rain on 
them, 17c Jb. H. R Allison, 
 
  
 
PLANTS: BOR SAE 4 
 
Chas. W. Copenhagen Cabbage, b 
 
Kudzu Crowns, $1.50 C; $10 2 
 
.fams, Ashburn, Rt. 2. 
 
Straw- ; 
 
Mattie | 
 
fe Leroy Lightsey, Baxley, 
t i 
 
  
 
  
 
8 re pure trap Soe 
and sound, 1947 crop, $10. 
Money. Order. We Ce 
 
Martin, Rt. 1. - ; 
 
Peas, treated, sound, $10. bu. 
John A, Taylor, Rochelle, Rt. 
 
Red Spa Crowder Beas 
 
Pk. G. 
 
C. 
Riles 
 
Brown, Ball Ground, 
 
Ashworth, Dacula, HRbsels 
 
ner beans, weevil free, 
age. Mrs. C. G.. Kuykendall, 
Blairsville, Rt. 3, Box 83: 
 
Laws Bunch Prolific. frost- 
proof Garden Peas, 75c Ib; 5 
Ibs. up, 60c Ib. Prepaid. D. A. 
Law, Chula. 
 
New crop Yellow. Crowder 
Peas, 3 Ibs., $1.00; 90 Day 
Speckled Velvet Beans, 4 Ibs., 
$1. PP. Cash or MO. A. J. Ad- 
 
8-10 bu. brown-eyed cream 
sugar crowder peas, $10. bu. 
FOB. or 25c lb. No less 10 Ibs. 
shipped; Speckled field peas, 
 
hand picked and shelled, 40c 
large cupful. Add postage. Fred 
Thomas, Crandell, Rt. 1.  
 
White and col. Half Runner | 
 
backs, and. 6 wks. Garden, ten- 
der, 45c large cup. PP. Mrs. M. 
P. Forrester, Cartecay.. 
 
Blackeyed 
|Peas, not mixed, 
sound, 25c lb; 5 lb. lots; 5 lbs. 
|Sundried, peel and core free 
sound apples, $2.25. Del. 
lstamps nor checks. Mrs. Ida 
Mae Sullivan, Whitesburg, | Rt. 
 
sacks, 2 cups for 3 sacks. No 
 
Rt. 
 
ne 5. Bu Clay peas, 
Moore, Beuna Vista, Rt. 1. 
 
or exc. for other seed. N. W. 
McLeod, Cuthbert. 
 
Large and small white Half 
Runner beans, - 
 
cornfield, 35 cupful, 
$1.00; English peas, frost-proof, 
 
Whitfield, Jasper, Rta 3: 
 
' Stone wilt and Hibred Half 
and Half Cottonseed, 1st. YI 
pure, sound, reasonable prices. 
Fy Ho: Bunn, Midville. 
 
resistant and D&PL (parent} 
stock direct from breeders) | 
cottonseed. J. B. Hunnicut, Sr. 
Ft. Valley, RFD. 
 
Recleaned Ga. Exp. Station |- 
Hew Empire Cottonseed, Ist. 
, $10. CWT. Riley Cc. Couch, || 
Turin. 
 
3000 Ibs. DPL Cottonseed, Ist. 
yr. ginned pure, as high as 44 
per ct. lint, 7c. lb. in whole) 
lot; 8c for small lots. 
barn. John, J. oe Beth- 
lehem. ce Y 
 
Sure Crop Eeneey Ast. 
yr., kept pure at gin, $3.: bu. |; 
FOB, S*C. Patterson, Pitts, Rt. 
a 
 
linted, treated; 1st. yr., Cert 
 
30c lb in 5 1b. lots; White Half 
Runner Garden Beans, 45c tea- 
cup; large Red- Peanuts, $1.75. 
 
oe f 
 
Purple Hull >and EO 
Crowder . Peas, 5 cups, $1.10; | 
White Crowder Peas, 4 cups, 
$1.10. No checks. Mrs. Lon : 
 
Good tender white Half Run- |! 
_ 30c | 
large cup. No checks. Add post- 
 
$6.50 bu. All sound. L. M. Vine- 
yard, Hoganville, Rt. 1, Box 
LOD es 
 
All tender ~ beans:Half Run- 
mers, Seven Sister cornfield 
McCasline pole, red Valentine 
bunch; mixed col. cornfield, 
 
Bean, White Cornfield, Crease- |" 
 
and Biogueen te 
1947 crop, | 
 
sound, pure. Make offer. O. M.| _ 
 
brown striped i 
Half Runners, cutshorts white |: 
2 cups} 
 
20c cup, 3 cups, 50c. Mrs. J. G.} : 
 
COTTONSEED FOR SALE | 10 
 
Ample supply Cokers wilt- | 
 
  
 
at my/ 
 
Stoneville, D&PL and Coker S|b 
100. wilt, stepu5; cottonseed,. de- | , 
 
  
   
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
  
   
  
  
  
   
  
  
  
  
  
  
   
    
  
  
  
  
  
   
  
   
    
  
  
  
  
   
  
 
14 bu. Purple Hull Crowder |&tade 
 
Grass, $32.0 
i |Fulgrain  
Murrow, 
2698. 
 
Approx 
Cottonseec 
 
Hevcinge orser: 
doz; Everbearing 
ry Plants, 90c.  
Plum, 25 ea, A 
 
Horseradish, 8 Re 
ry, Hazelnu E 
doz; Garli 
 
ene trees, 15, $5 
25. Jz 0: Crawfo 
 
NOE eae 
 
ok Tender Garden ene Strip- eee 
ed and Cream Half Runners, Che 
50c large cup. Exc. for print | Wa 
 
checks. WY Lambert, - a oe  
 
Brown Crowder peas, 20c Ib. | 4. 
 
in Ha 
Bronve Seupperno 
12 rooted for $ t 
 
300, 
Austell, Rt. 
 
Govt. aes.  dj 
trees, aL and 2 y 
 
Hee. Head, C 
Tung Oil 
 
more, Colquitt, J 
Several the us 
 
  
 
seed, Write. Pete. Rhyne, Amer : 
 
  
 
Bairdstown, sas 
 
be 
 
5 
 
   
 
icus. Sa nae 
 
  
   
 y ends Stuart  
 
$1.50; 3-4 
 
fruits edible, 2-3 
James Hobson, 
 
wa pecan ese 
. at my place. 
sneer Bene- 
 
Exe. for print or whit: 
 
-|seed, 
 
, | Drive. 
 
, | vison, _ Whigham. 
 
  
 
Nice sdumdvied apples. free of 
 
Pe Geeks worms, core, , 45 lb. Del. 
}Ist. and 2nd. zone, 
a Carter, Whitesburg, Rt. 1. 
 
~ Mrs. = V. 
 
20 Ibs. 1947 sundried _apples, 
;|free of worms, 40c lb. Add 
postage. Mrs. Otis. G. Weaver, 
 
| | Marion. 
 
15 Ibs.. nice. sundr? ed apples, 
 
~ 150 Ib: - PP. Send: MO. Lillie |- 
ke Garland, Aska> = 
 
Nice sundried fruit, 50c lb. 
sacks. 
Also White Nest~Onions, $1. 
gal. PP. Mrs. B. A. Weeks, Dial. 
 
~New crop sundried peaches 
and apples, free of worms and 
core, also new crop Stuart and 
Schley Pecans, 50c Ib. Del. in 
Ga. No less 5 Ibs. J. M. Jones, 
 
I Grayson. 
 
ibs] Dull 
also cat- 
 
- Dried apples, 40c 
-10e spoonful; 
| Bap, ; horehound, peppermint, 
Balm, garlic bulbs, 30c. doz. 
Mrs. "Martha White, Dahlonega, 
Rt. 1, Box 3s 
 
Nice, dried apples and 
peaches, free of worms, 45c 
lb. postpaid. Mrs. Nathan 
 | Weatherby,  Ball. Ground, Rt. 4. 
 
Nice sundried fruit, 45 Ib. 
Del in Ga. Mrs. os L. Davis, 
 
, |Rolston. 
Sundried apples, free of 
worms, core and peel, 10 Ibs., 
 
|lfor $4.00; 5 lbs., sweet apples 
 
for $2.25. No chks. Mrs. Dave 
 
d Ash, Dahlonega, Rt. 4. 
 
Nice sundried acid apples, 
 
5 Ibs., $2. and postage. Exc. for 
 
No. 1 large print sacks: 2 lbs. 
 
| for 3 sacks. Ea. pay postage. 
 
M xs: J: Clint Johnston, Dal- 
_|ton, Rt. 3: 
 
SYRUP FOR SALE 
 
500 gals. pure Ga. Sugar 
Cane Syrup, $1.10 gal. in 100 
gal. lots; $1.25egal. in smaller 
tots. Henry Sumner, Anish ts: 
ville, Box 62, 
 
100 gals. Syrup, cles thick 
 
|) Ne 10 cans, $1.25 gal. 6 gal. 
 
crates, Joe M. Brown, McRae. 
 
-Good Ga. Cane Syrup in No. 
10 cans, 6 gals. to case, 1 case 
| to. 100: $1.50 gal. Joe F. 
Phelps, Decatur, 627 East lake 
De. 0595. 
 
5000 - gals. pure Ga. Cre 
Syrup, made table ete 1, gal. 
cans, $1. gal. FOB. J.-T. Har- 
 
100 gals. improved govt. 
 
d, |Cane | Syrup, made this year, 
 
$1.35  gal. at my place known 
 
| as Charlie Williams Farm, 11% 
 
hay, 
oS $25. ton, del. 
 
peanut 
 
Phone 627 W 
Ti Arnett, Cor- 
N. 
 
ers | Fulgrain. ped 
cl 
 
"Hawkins- : 
 
mule _ _feed, 
df 
 
| Cane syrup~ in 
| also: sev. hund.. bee PR. pota- | 
 
| Tots. M. 
 
mi. S. Bushnell. Lowell Adams, 
 
). Douglas, POB. 371. 
 
Sev. hundred gal new Ga. 
10 cans, 
 
|toes. Write for prices on big 
F. Jones, Metter, Rt. 
Box TAL 
 
1250 gal. ye Ga. Cane sy- 
rup, in No. 5 and No. 10 cans, 
$1.25 gal. at my barn. Jas. S. 
 Griner, LAND: Hite x Bo a 
 
POTATOES FOR SALE 
 
1, 
 
  
 
Opa Pe Re sweet Batatoes for 
seed, also 60@ gal. good Ga. 
|Cane syrup, in No. 5 and No. 
10 cans; Write for prices and 
 
;+|sample of syrup if interested. 
 
A. Exley, Rincon. 
 
200 bu. sweet potatoes for 
sale or exc. for corn: bushel 
 
s |for bushel: Bring corn and get 
 
  
 
os potatoes. Bubie Bryant, Chester, 
 
Rts 
 
   
 
  
 
  
 
CORN ui awen CORN 
FOR SALE 
 
: Nike Tot i Prolific 
Red Cob Corn, Ist. yr., sound, 
hand nubbed,- $1.25 pk.; $4.50 
bu. H. Grady eens, "Social | 
oo : 
 
White | and. yellow pop. corn 
 
  
 
; on sab 10- lb. Io a 25 Ibs. 
id; 
 
  
 
| (Standard measure). 
 
|mart, Rt. 
 
  
 
: CORN AND_ SEED. CORN 
 
FOR SALE  
 
* 
 
Phirce Whatleys ' Seeds Coin, 
$1. 50 pk. PP; Also New Em- 
pire Cotton. Seed, Ist. yr. kept 
plire-atagin,.. 96. Ab, Ay H. 
Thurmond, Farmington. S 
 
500 bu. good he:vy slipped 
shuck corn, 80 Ibs. to bu. 
Market price. J. N. Mogg, West 
Point. 
 
Sound, clean (1947) crop, 
Dynamite Popcorn, 20 lb. Del. 
 
5 Ibs. lots or more. Mrs: Lester | 
 
Shelton, Dial. 
 
100 bu. Corn, white or yel-| 
 
low or mixed 50-50 bu. del. M. 
S. Woodward, Atlanta, 3905 
Tuxedo Rd. N, W. CH 8832. 
 
300 bu. Corn in shuck for 
sale. G. A. Johns, Winder. Z 
 
  
 
  
 
SEEDS-.FOR SALE 
 
  
 
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Martin Gourd seed for sale. 
O. S. Bryd, Harlem, RFD 2. 
 
Cin: pumpkin Seed, 3 tbls. 
10c; Comfrey, Elecampane, 
Catnip, Tansy, Garlic, Spear- 
mint, Carriander, 10c rooted 
bunch. Exe. either for rhu- 
barb and rice. Mrs. Ralph Wil- 
liams, Cumming. 
 
Okra, 50c pt; Turnip and 
mustard, 25 cup; cucumber, 
10c sp. Mrs. John Weaver, 
Temple, Rt. 2. ; : 
 
Tender Garden Bunch and 
large Striped Half Runners 
beans. weevil treated, 40c 
large cup. Dennie Mae Barnes, 
Ellijay, Rt. 3. 
 
White Tender Cornfield 
Bean, 30c large cup. Exc for 
nice print sacks, 100 lb. size, 3 
cups for 3 sacks. Add postage 
under $1 orders. Hattie Kim- 
sey, Hiawassee. 
 
Pure, sound 1947 crop Gold 
Dollar Tobacco seed, $1 cup 
Mrs. A. 
W. Atkinson, Valdosta, Rt. A 
 
White Bush Dutier Peas( not 
beans), 25 cup; Calif. Multi- 
plying Beer Seed, 25c start. 
PPO Mrs: 
2: 
 
Old Time Little White Ten- 
der Half Runner Garden and 
Cutshort Beans, 50c cup. Add 
postage. Orders filled also. to 
 
truckers. Mrs. T. H. Mass, El- 
 
lijay, Rt. 3. 
 
50. Ibs. Certified . Cannonball 
Watermelon Seed, $1.25 Ib. 
J. C. Moye, Waycross, Rt. 1. 
 
Heavy bearing Black Pole 
Bean Seed, and Striped Half 
Runners, 50c large cup; extra 
good White Table Peas (Bunch) 
35 Ib. Add postage. Mrs. W. V. 
Robbs, 
 
Green Glaze Collard Seed, 
1947 crop; 2 tbls, 25c; 10 tbls., 
$1 del. Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Mar- 
tin. 
 
Good seed peas, weevil 
treated. 75 bu. Brabs., $8 bu. or 
$7.50 bu for lot; 20 bu Yellow 
Crowders, $11 bu: $10.50 bu. 
for lot. C. L. NE ear 
ing. 
 
Large Red Indian Peach, 50c 
doz; Citron Seed, 75c 1b; pur- 
ple hull Table Peas, 2oe~ Jb; 
Early Green Okra, 35c teacup; 
Klondike Strawberry Plants, 
50ec C. Add _ postage. Rosie 
Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1. ~ 
 
Tender White Bunch Beans, 
50c pt; Tender White Corn- 
field, 55 pt.; Garlic Cloves, 
3$c doz; Sage, 30c qt; Scallion 
Onion Buttons, 25c qt.; Turnip, 
30c doz; Sage, 03 qt; Scallion 
Garden Peas, 55 pt. Add post- 
age. Dolly. Eller, Titus. 
and Yellow Hulled Tender 
White, 35c cup; 2 cups, 60c. 
Mrs. D. L.Van~ Zandt, . Dial. 
 
Imp. Brown Striped Half 
Runner Bean, 1947 crop, wee- 
vil free, 40 cup. Exc. for 
print sacks, 1 cup for 1 sack. 
Also Little Lady Finger Pea 
Seed at same price. Mrs. W. 
O. Phillips, Ashland, Rt. 1. 
 
Kobe Lespedeza Seed, re- 
cleaned or combine run for 
sale. G. W. Darden, Watkins- 
ville. : 
 
_ Tender Hull White Half 
| Runner Bean Seed, free. of 
weevils, hand shelled and as- 
sorted, 40c cup; 3 -cups, $1. 
 
  
 
Mrs. A. L. Dodd, Hampton, 
Rt. 2, 
 
    
 
}43. 
 
Hee As Nolen, Rock- | 
 
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1: 
 
|Black Diamond 
seed, $1.50 lb. Bose: Hebe 
 
Half Runners, 
 
Ellijay, 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
SEEDS FOR SALE 
Mamoth Russian Sunflower 
Seed, $1.25 gal;) Okra, $2.25 
 
gal.; 50c qt. PP Mrs. L.-D. El- 
liott, Lavonia, Rt. 1.: 
 
2000 Ibs. good ee run 
Sericea Lespedeza; 16c Ib. Roy 
Park, Commerce, Rt. 2. 
 
2-4 tons Lespedeza aoa re- 
cleaned, for sale. Ww. UA. Simp- 
 
son, McDonough. 
 
Good tender White and 
Sttriped Half Runner bean 
seed, 50c large cupful, plus 
 
postage. Mrs. B: H. Patterson, 
Flowery_ Branch, Rt. 1. 
 
50 lbs. pure, sound Stone 
Mountain watermelon seed, $1. 
Ib. for entire lot. EPs Bryan, 
Turin, Rtas 
 
Dill Seed, 10c tbls. plus 
stamped envelop: Mrs. L. A. 
Smith, Woodcliff, Rt..1, Box 
 
. 
 
Stripped Half Runner Bean, 
guar, tender, 40c cup; 70 lb; 
5 Ibs. lots, 65c Ib. Del. Bonnie 
Smith, Gainesville, Rt. 2. 
 
Wakefield and Dutch Cab- 
bage Seed, $1.50 Ib; Marglobe 
and Stone Tomato, $1.40 1b; 
Collard, 60c 1b;~ Tender Half 
Runner Bean, 65c Ib. Del. A. 
Crow, Gainesville, Ria Box 
143. ery, 
 
Tender White Half Runner 
Garden and White Cutshort 
Cornfield Bean, 50c cup; ten- 
der long-pod Okra Seed, 30% 
cup. Exe. for sacks in good 
cond. Add postage. Mrs. Amos |2 
 
Hensley, Ellijay, Rt. 3. 
 
Sage Seed, 1947, 20c Tbl.; 
1 oz. (3 tbl. spoon) 40c; Martin 
Gourd, 15c cupful; % cup, 10c. 
PP. Miss Lillian Hardin, White, 
Rt 1, 
 
Cannonball and Black Dia- 
mond pure hand saved Water- 
melon Seed, 94 per ct. germ., 
) govt. insp., $1. lb. in small lots- 
Prices large lots quoted. J. J. 
Bloodworth, Gordon. 
 
Genuine pure Ga. Sweetheart 
Watermelon Seed, hand saved, 
94 per ct. germ., $2. lb. in small 
lots. larger lot prices quoted. 
Miss Carolyn Bloodworth, Gor- 
don. 
 
Striped Half Rianes Tender 
Garden Bean Seed, 40c teacup. 
Add postage. Mrs. Hoyt Martin, 
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. 
 
4000 lbs. good clean combine 
run Sericea Lespedeza, 16c lb. 
We oH Harday Commerce, 
 
Rt. 2. 
 
Calif. multiplying beer seed, 
20c thls., 2 tbls., 35c. Send 
stamped, self-addressed _en- 
velop. Mrs. Willie Mashburn, 
Cairo, Rt. 1, Box 97. 
 
Guar. good, clean, hand-saved 
watermelon 
 
Williams, Hiram. 
 
Good Tender Garden Bean 
Seed, White and Striped, Cream 
Creaseback and 
Cutshorts, 50c large cup; Exe. 
for print sacks, 2 cups for 4 
sacks. No checks. Ople Gable, 
Rt. 33 
 
Hand cleaned Black Diamond 
Watermelon Seed, _ from choice 
melons, $1.50 lb. PP. Thomas 
N. Turner, Rupert. 
 
1947 crop Sed Beans, guar. 
tender, White Half Runners, 
Creaseback and Yellow Hull 
Cornfield, Red Bunch or Pea- 
nut Beans,, very nice, 30c large 
cup. Add postage. Mrs. Lora 
Cross, Morganton. 
 
2000 Ibs. genuine Cannonball 
 
Black Diamond Fla. Black 
Giant, $1.lb; 1000: lbs. Ga. 
Sweetheart Melon, $2. Ib. All 
 
seed Semesan treated. W. O. 
Birdsong, Gordon. 
 
- Black Diamond Cannonball 
Watermelon and H. B. Jumbo 
Cantaloupe seed, 50c lb. J. D. 
Watson, Unadilla. 
 
Blue Java. Peas, 25 Jb., 5 
lb. lots; Old Time Tender 
Speckled Half Runner Garden, 
 
'45e teacup; Old Time Scullion 
 
Multiplying Onion Buttons, $1. 
gal. PP. in Ga: Miss Gennia 
Brown; Ball Ground, Rt. 1. 
 
Por White Sacks. 
 
  
 
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SEED5 FOR SALE 
 
Tender White Half Runner 
Bean, 40c large cup. Add post- 
age. Mrs. J. E. Mooney, Flow- 
ery Branch, Rt. 7. 
 
About 200 Ibs. long green 
pod Okra seed, 1947 crop, well 
cleaned, 50c Ib: JEM Si 
man, Chula. 
 
Good tender erica halt 
 
runner and black. pole bean, sages! 
 
50c large cup. Add postage., 
Mrs. G, L. Pirkle, Flowery 
Branch, Rt. 1. 
 
Chamber  Spiral Tobacco 
Seed, 1947 crop, clear and a 
sound, $1. teacup. J. A. Pea- 2. 
cock, Mershon. * * 
 
Heavy bearing Black Pole 
Bean Seed, Striped Half Run- 
ners, 50c large cup; extra. good 
White Table Peas, 35c lb. Add 
postage. Mrs. Ww. V. Robbs, 
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. 
 
White Creaseback Bean Seed, 
20c teacup; White Nest Onions, 
$l. gal.; 
Cooking Fruit, 40c lb. or exe, 
 
for sacks. Mrs. Bonnie Weeks, 
Dial. 
Large White Half Runner 
 
Tender Garden Bean Seed, 
treated for weevils, 60c Ib. Del. 
PP. Mrs. T. A. Johnson, Can- 
tony Rt 2: 
 
Yellow Meat Black Seed Red 
Meat Watermelon, Pride Musk- 
melon, new crop, sound, 50 
cup; Mammoth and. Russian | 
Sunflower Seed, 25c cup. Na- 
stamps nor checks. Mrs. Ida 
 
Mae Sullivan, Whitesburg, Rt, = 
 
6 lbs. Genuine Gold Dollar 
Tobacco Seed, Snuffboxful, 50c, 
Tom Blair, Ellabelle. : 
 
20 Ibs. oe Green Okra 
Seed, 40c Ib. L. E. Sims, Ellas 
belle. a . : 
 
White, slightly Half Runner 
Garden Beans, earlier more 
prolific and larger pods than  
Dixie Wonder, very tender at 
all stages. One- fourth lb. 25, 
Ss. Ay Beavers, Cumming, Rt. 5, 
 
25 Ibs. Tender Green Okra 
Seed, 75c Ib., 50e Ib: for whole 
lot. Mrs. T. M. Harris, Milner, 
eS 
 
SACKS FOR SALE is 
 
Exe. Crease Back Cornfield 
Beans and Stripped Half Rune 
 
ners, also Dried Sugar Appleg 
 
for sacks; 2 Ibs. for 3 with pring 
 
Dessis Vick, 
Ellijay, Rt. 3. 
 
100 print sacks, water: 
ironed, free of holes, mildew 
and spots, 100 Ib. cap:, 35 eat 
$30. C. All postage paid. Mrs, 
Lela Mae Land, Cumming, Rt, 
3. 
 
SAGE: Want several hundred 
Ibs.. dry clean sage. M. M. Care 
roll, Marietta, Rt. 4. 
 
SEED: 
 
Want 1000 to 1 Bunch Beans, 
for seed; also want Old Time  
Fish Hook or Rams Horn Corns 
field Beans. State price and 
 
quantity. Mrs. Emma Abee, Dah- _ 
 
lonega. 
 
Want 1 Ib. white rind Cannon 
Ball watermelon seed (tipped 
black at point, rest white, red 
meat); quail. H. Bower, Coving= 
ton. : 
 
Want sey. bu. Clay, Speckled 
or Iron peas for seed. Advise. 
Geo. F. Murkerson, Eastman, 
Rt. 6. | 
 
Washed White 100 lb. cap. 
Sacks, free of holes, mildew 
and letters, 20c ea. Add: post- 
age. Mrs. H. H. Richardson, 
Douglasville, Rt. 4. 
 
Nice extra large print sacks, 
all colors, unraveled and wash- 
ed, free of holes and mildew, 
35c ea. PP. Prompt shipment. 
Mrs. Willie L. Robinson, 
Gainesville, Rt. 7. ; 
 
100. lb. cap... Print Sacks, 
washed, free of holes and mil- 
dew, 35c ea. PP. Prompt ship- 
ment. Mrs. 
Nicholson, Rt. 1. - 
 
Print Sacks, 100 = Ib. cap, 
washed. and free of holes, 25c 
ea. Add. postage. Mrs. W. H. 
 
  
 
Suttons, Cleveland, Rt. 4. 
 
Nice Sundried Sour 
 
? 
 
D. D. Anthony, * 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
   
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sacks, 
 
Rt. 
 
- free of holes, 
-M rs. W. B.. Hester, 
 
~ cond., 
here. Jessie Morrison, 
 
" Roy: 
SY 
 
  
 
SACKS FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Exc. 150 Klondike Strawberry 
 
. Plants for 3 smooth print satks. 
Mrs. L. E. Wiggins, Buena Vis- | 
 
ta. . 
 
 Print Sacks, 100 
washed, 32 ea; 
White, 25c ea. Del. Lee Crow, 
Gainesville, Rt. 2, Box 143. 
 
Extra large 100 Ib. 
 
lb. cap, 
 
print 
 
R. H. Ctark, Gainesville, 
NT; 
 
- 200 White Sacks, 100 Ib. cap., 
lot for $50.00; small amt., 
 
Rt. 
 
by mail prepaid, 26c ea. MO 
~ preferred. Major Crow, Gaines 
 
ville, RFD 1. 
Nice white saeks, 20c ea. Mrs. 
 
Alten Grindle, Gainesville, Rt: 
 
5. 
 
Print sacks, washed, 30c ea. | 
 
Add postage. Mrs. Earl Knight, 
Gainesville, Rt. 1. 
 
Nice clean flour sacks, 50 Ib. 
eap., 25c ea; 10, $2. Mrs. Mam- 
 
ie Stone, Adairsville, Rt. 2. 
 
Print sacks, 
holes and mildew, 3,- 
$3.75 doz. Add pine. MO 
preferred. Mrs. A. G. Mayfield, 
Cumming( Rt. 1. 
 
Print Sacks, not washed, dif. 
col. 25c ea; 4, $1. Add postage. 
Clarence Anderson, Cleveland, 
 
washed, free of} 
 
RE 2. i 
 
Print sacks, large, 30c.ea; PP. 
Whites, 20c ea; 6, $1. Mrs. 
Henry Perry, Baldwin. 
 
100 lb. cap. print sacks, free 
 
_of mildew, washed, 3, $1. Add | 
postage. Will send COD if pre-| 
 
ferred. Mrs. Guy Chambers, 
 
_- Gainesville, Rt. 5. 
 
100 lb. cap. print sacks, free 
 
of holes and mildew, washed, | 
 
smooth, 3, $1. Add postage. Mrs. 
Eugene Chambers, Gainesville, 
5. . 
 
White Guano Bags, washed, 
20e ea; 15c C. 
Blakely. 
 
About 50 tow sacks, 
large size, 10c ea. FOB 
Clarks- 
ville, Rt.. 2. 
 
200 print sacks, 100 Ib. cap.,- 
washed, free of holes and mil} 
dew, 3, $f. COD if preferred. 
_ Mrs. W. C. Meadors; Eee 
 
Reet 
 
Print sacks, 100 Ib cap., 
 
washed, free of hofes and mil- | 
 
dew, 3, $1. Add postage. Mrs. 
Samples, Gainesville, 
 
Print sacks, washed, 3, $1.00; 
 
_ White, unbleached, 100 Ib. cap., 
 
16c ea. PP. Miss Grace Har- 
 
, gen, Juno. 
 
  
 
MISCELLANEOUS 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
- MANURE: 
 
2 forty gal., one 60 gal. drums 
pure chicken manure for sale; 
 
also trade some poultry equip- 
-ment for good strain friers, year- 
_ling hens or pullets, at my home. 
_ J. Ho Felker, Atlanta, 625 Coo- 
 
ledge N. E. HE 3416 J. 
PECANS: 
 
- Good. Seedlings and Mobiles, 
 
, 22 Vb; Well filled. Stewarts, 300 
 
Ibs, $2.75; 10 Ib., $5 
 
- contract with truck 
 
Tb. Cash with order in 25: Ibs. 
up. Edwin Collins, Cordele. 
 
35 Ibs. Stewart Pecans, well- 
filled out with thin shells, 40c 
Ib. FOB. Mrs. W. A. Hammond, 
 
Grantville, Lone Oak Rd: 
 
No. 1 Fancy Stuart Pecans, 5 
 
PP: du: B. 
Millans, 
 
250 Ibs. large Stuart Pecans, 
1947 crop, 50 Ib. PP. Mrs. P. B. 
 
Newnan, 
 
. Morris,- Thomson, Rt. 2. 
 
POTATOES: 
 
300 bu. well cured No. 1. 
Grade Sweet Potatoes. Want 
to 
each week. Mrs. Annie Moore, 
Junction City. 
 
10. tons graded PR Potatoes, 
 
Ge lb, at farm. 6 mi. S) EB. Fitz- | 
. gerald. John B. Pope, Matatetias 
 
Rt. 4 
 
$3.75 doz; 
 
washed, free of holes) 
- and mildew, 35c ea. PP. Mrs. 
 
- $1.00; } 
 
| Dried Apples, $1; 
 
Ret. |; 
 
come 
 
  
 
ATTENTION 
 
All flower an- 
 
flower seed and ornamental 
 
nursery notices must be received in the Market Bul- 
letin office NOT LATER than the 25th of the month 
preceding the issue in which they appear. 
 
Notices MUST NOT exceed 35 words, including 
 
name and address. 
 
Any notice exceeding 35 words 
 
will have to be cut accordingly. ALSO MEMBERS 
OF SAME HOUSEHOLD MUST NOT SUBMIT SEM- 
ILAR NOTICES. All patrons listing such notices 
MUST either complete flower and seed and orna- 
mental nursery stock affidavit or answer letter 
(regarding this matter) sent them. 
 
SUCH TYPE NOTICES WILL NOT BE AGAIN 
published for anyone unless Affidavit, or letter, is sc 
listed in our files and records accordingly. 
 
THIS RULING IS MADE FOR YOUR PROTEC- 
TION AND FOR THE GOOD OF ALL CONCERNED 
 
AND YOUR LOYAL COOPERATION WILL BE | 
 
freshen soon Or already fresh. 
State breed, quanity and price.| 
 
 , a 
7 
 
HOGS: > 
Want Little Bone Black ae 
rican Guinea Pigs of the gen- 
uine low short legged, short 
nose, black, stay fat type. Pre- 
fer papers on 3 gilts. Advise. 
G.. M. Cantrell, Atlanta, 516 
Woodward Ave. Phone Al. 3284. 
 
GOATS: 
 
Want good milk goats to 
 
ee Belle Joiner, See Rt. 
 
  
 
1 gal. Saanan 2 yr. 
$10. or exc for fre 
ing 3 gts. to 1 ga 
'Clure, Commerce. 
 
          
  
   
  
    
     
   
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
APPRECIATED. : I 
MISCELLANEOUS ' MISCELLANEOUS 
FOR SALE FOR SALE 
 
SAGE: EGGS: 
 
Fresh ground sage, $1.25 Ib. 
10 or more Ibs. a 10 ib. PP. in 
Ga. only. J. C. J. Brown, Toc- 
coa, Rez: : 
 
1947. crop sage, hand gather- 
ed, shade dried, $1 Ib. 3 Ibs., 90 
Ib.; Sundried apples, worms, 
 
peel core free 50 Ib. PP. only 
 
in Ga. Mrs. Ruby Brown, Toc- 
 
coa, Rt. 2. 
SAGE: 
 
1947 sage, hand gathered, 
washed, shade dried, $1 lb; 3 
 
Ibs., 90c; Peanuts, $1.50 pk.; $5 
bu. PP. only in Ga. Mrs. Claude 
 
Edmonds, Toceoa, Rt. 2, Box 
143, : 
| WALNUTS: 
 
7 bu. dried wlack walnuts, 
 
1947 crop, $2.50 bu. W. R. Shell, 
Senoia. 
 
Black walnuts, hulled, $4 bu.} 
 
FOB. William B. Crawford, 
 
| Watkinsville, Rt. 2. 
 
Black Walnut Meats, nice, 
large, $1. Ib; Yellow Root, Yel- 
 
low Dock, Cherry Tree Bark, 
| 30c lb. Add postage: 
Cochran, Pisgah. 
 
good. | 
| 85c Ib. Add postage. Mrs. Estes 
 
& Ibs. nice Black Walnut Meats, 
Williamson, Warne, N. C., Rt. 1, 
 
' Box 32. (Resident of Union Co. 
 
Ga.). 
 
Black Walnuts, $1 bac 2 Tbs. 
Col. Butter- | 
beans, 2 Tbs. $1; Walnut and} 
Fig Sprouts, 50c ea. Add, post- 
age. Mrs. J. E. Sorrells, Roys- 
ftom, | : 
CORN: 
 
Want 100-1000 bu. good Yel-| 
low Corn in Shuck or Shelled. 
Give corn in ear 
 
State amt. and price. -E. W. 
 
Starnes, Acworth. 
 
Want.10 bu. corn in ear, also 
 
'5 bu. wheat for feed. Must be 
sound and good. J. B. Mosley, | 
 
Austell, Box f. 
COTTONSEED: 
 
Want genuine White Gold Cot- 
tonseed suitable for planting. 
Marlin Alexander, Cleveland, 
Rt. 5: 
 
EGGS: 
 
Want pure Cornish Eggs for 
setting. Contact: O. C. Brad- 
berry, Covington, Rt. 1, Box 139. 
 
Gourds want prices on large): 
 
and small gourds. Mrs. Ernest 
Kennedy, Menlo. 
 
HAY: 
 
Want 3-5 tons peanut hay or 
shucks, delivered. J. I. Nease, 
Marlow, 
 
Want sev. tons good Hay. Con- 
sult. W. Y. Allen, Monroe. 
 
HONEY: Want some nice honey 
im qt. or half gal. containers. 
Quote price. Homer S. Hobbs, 
Stapleton, Rt. 1. 
 
FIG SPROUTS: 
 
Want six 2 yr. old, strong root 
system of the extra large, long 
bearing, sweet var. FIG, reas- 
onably priced. Advise fully. J. 
T. Wrigley, Atlanta, 2494 Pied- 
mont Rd. N. E. 
 
er i 
 
4 lbs, fresh country pone ; 
 
eich moulds, 60 lb. plus, L0c} 
 
extra for postage. Mrs. Clarence]. 
 
MeMillian, Dacula, Rt be 
 
Wayne} 
/Bees Wax, $50, 50c Ib: John} 
A. Grummey, Jesup, POB 117.) 
 
or shelled.) 
 
Booking orders for purebred 
Silver Lace Wyandotte Eggs 
from matured stock, $2 setting 
plus 25 mailing chrgs. 
Ethel Jones, Lula, Rt. 2. 
 
FEATHERS: 
 
New, white, downy feathers, 
$1 Ib. del. Sample free. Mrs. 
pery Collins, Gainesville, Rt. 
 
PLIES: 
 
No. 1 Table Honey, granulat- 
ed, $8 case of six 5 Ib. glass, 
A. N. Hammond, Enigma. 
 
Few eases good No. Fable Ex- 
case (new), $8 case. By express 
or freight only. FOB my statiort. 
 
Rev. Curd Walker, 
Rt. oh 
 
614 Ibs. nice clean Bees Wax, 
 
'55e lb. Ali checks refused. Write 
 
before ordering.- Mrs. R. O. 
Hyde, Cumming, Rt. 4. 
 
6-10 Ib. pails. ape Extracted 
Honey, $8; 12-24% lb. Glass Jars, 
$10.60; 6-5 Ib. Jars, $9.; 100 Ib. 
 
GOURDS: 
 
McLeod, _Cuthbert, tas os 
 
100. Ibs. black walnuts, cua 
not hulled, seven cents per lb. 
FOB. Nancy McLane, 
ley, Rt. 2, Box ee 
 
  
 
LIVESTOCK WANTED 
 
CATTLE WANTED 
 
Brahma Cows: to freshen 
 
Want several mileh 
good springers prefer Guiern- 
seys. Give price and location 
from nearest town. 
 
Want to buy Springer Cows, 
 
Cows. and Heifers. A. D. Lind- 
sey, Fender. 
 
short horn heifers or: young 
cows an 1 reg. Short Horn 
bull. not over I yr. old, 
farmers prices. 
Burton, . Austell. 
Hwy. 
 
HOGS WANTED 
Want Black Guinea 
 
Bankhead 
 
Male 
 
want some Bantam Hens. J. T. 
Brown, Elberton Rt. 2. 
 
Want 2 pure Berkshire Male 
ee Lloyd Terrell, Temple, 
mE 
 
Want reg. Duroc. 
 
Males, around 100 lbs, 
lines, ready for service, Deep 
Cherry, curly haired preferred. 
L. EB. Morgan, Waycross, RFD 
 
4, Box 240. 
HORSES AND MULES WANT 
 
Jersey 
 
1.2 yrs. old thah. will make av 
2050-1100 Lb. mule. when alder. 
 
  
 
Soe = 
 
Mrs. 
 
HONEY BEES AND BEE SUP- 
 
tracted Honey, 6-5 Ib. pails fo| 
 
Soperton, 
 
Martin gourds, 30c ea. plus | 
25e postage up to 12; also seed | 
from same, 25 ounce. N. W. | 
 
WALNUTS AND WALNUT 
MEATS: 
 
Fort Val-- 
 
Want 10 grade Hereford or}  
in} 
spring. F. W. Biggers, Conyers. teas 
cows, | ; 
 
Weldon| | 
| E. Rheney, Hephzibah. Phone Ey 
Augusta 2-9651. 
 
also reg. Jersey and Guernsey | ~ 
Want 2 reg. milking strain | 
 
at |. 
Advise. J. J.| 
 
Hog, short nose and legs, also} 
 
good | 
 
Want.to buy 2 Black Tron} 
Gray Mave Mute Colt coming}: 
 
  
 
  
 
necessary to keep temperatures in 
a hot-bed above the danger point 
in spring, it is usually less expen- 
sive to use electricity for this pur- 
pose, than the traditional manute. 
. Advantages of electricity are nu- 
 
merous. With an inexpensive ther- |} i 
 
mostat, the heat is turned on or 
 
 off according to the need; and the | 
plants growing in the hot-bed en-|j 
 
joy an even range of temperature, 
without the extremes which were 
common whefe manure was used. 
 
Plants can be started earlier, 
 
and kept protected for a longer ee 
period, without. danger of the heat | 
source becoming exhausted before Fe 
 
danger of frost outdoors is over. 
Ant electric cable is the heater, 
 
but a number of lamps can be used, | 
 
if preferred, 
 
A cold frame ig constructed in |i 
 
     
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
   
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
 
So small a quantity of heat ia 
 
. The heating ca 
ered with four to 
It is a good idea | 
of fine meshed 
 
the usual manner, and is sunk in| re 
the ground a few inches. Sosk is re- | 9 
 
moved within it.to an equal depth, | 
and the cable is artanged er the |i 
 
  
  
  
    
 
  
 
  
     
 
o L ome LY 
; et tt SPHAG "PETER, SS. 
 
ey 
 
LIGHTLY COVERE 
 
  
 
What penecillin does for humans, 
some anti-biotic substance which} 
is present in sphagnum moss will 
do for seeds and seedling plants. 
 
The dread damping-ofi disease, } 
which so often destroys tiny plants, 
sometimes even before they reach 
the soil surface, may be prevented 
by sowing the seeds in a thin layer 
 
of sphagnum moss placed on top| 
 
of the soil in a seed flat. 
 
This precaution is so easy, and 
 
the danger of the disease so great 
whenever seeds are grown in the 
home, in hot-beds or in green- 
houses, that the use of sphagnum | 
is wise in all such cases. 
 
The material is inexpensive, be- 
ing used by nurserymen for patck- 
ing about the roots of plants, and} 
may be obtained from florists and 
seedsmen. For use in the seed box 
it is rubbed om a sieve or sereen 
 
having three meshes. to the inch. | _ 
 
   
 
SEEDS ARE SOWN IN J He ns 
HAS BEEN CPRSSED WuROUcH 
 
lof glass. Germin% 
 
  
 
    
  
  
  
  
  
   
    
  
    
    
    
  
  
  
    
      
  
    
        
   
   
   
    
   
  
   
  
   
 
ies rat Taal! 
ER WITH_HAL 
NUM 
 
me, 
 
The moss hora 
| wet when the s 
seed box then. 
 
take place before 
ing is necessary but 
not be allowed to dr; 
 
because subirriga 
fective on this ma 
Flats may also b 
 
sinee water must be 
surface. The moss . 
| soaked once in two o 
overwatering does 
also necessary to sur 
ime bengiagetic se : 
begin to grow. 
 
food, in: thea 
fed by the 
 
A layer of shredded sphagnum half | velop heavy 
 
an inch. deep on top of: soil is. 
 
sufficient, to protect, the seedlings | Be 
 
-against disease. 
 
shoul be 
sown in. the "id tonal ; 
 
  
 
Pewee Welbon: Rock  ies 
 
  
  
   
  
     
   
     
 
fe era fe es 
 
Res aN er q ie 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
   
    
    
     
    
     
  
    
   
 
oe cow. 
Jan. 14, good for 
S15. 0 $1505 or Heifer, 
Younce, 
 
One 5168, i 
 
jersey Cow. with ae 
days old, $100. 
rs Dovie Josten he 
 
- Cow, Ist- calf, 1 
 
id, for sale, Herman Rey- 
lily Phone Cr. 2258. 
 
inesville, RFD 6 
 
17, 4 gals. daily 
8 yrs. old, $100 
i 10 days. If kept 
 
uglasville. 63 Church 
 
White eee halfbred Bull 
B60. G. N. Elberhardt, Ken- 
 
us Bull, about 1500 
Knight of Oakley 
719149, $250. at my 
A Cown, Loganville. 
 
-Angus Bull and 2 
mos. old, reg., for 
. OIC Pigs, 12 wks. 
ea Ww. W. Mitchell, 
 
  
 
, Cait, and Horse 
 
ae not reg., 
ne after. No letters, 
 
milk stock, $30. at 
: ep Mamow: 
 
es old, 
 
Guern sey; sire full | 
 
also large 
Soar "Hog 14 mos. 
ter J. Made, East 
 
B. Erle: Reg. 
 
_6 mos. old, 
 
Pa papers.. W. J. 
pddistown, 
 
S.A. Phillips, 
 
Rt. 1, Hieg! a 
 
: D R SALE 
 
ks. old Jan. 15 half 
litile bone guinea, 
ie dang Jones- 
 
Bethel 
 
On W. 
put 400 ft. 
 
id Mons: Male oan 
 
breeding stock, 
rice, Odis 8. Dug. 
 
Shord: riee 
Boar 
Singleton, 
 
EC Crossed | 
 
SPC and OIC 
 
a $22.50 ea; or 
$15 ea. W. H. Craig, 
 
de County Lines | 
 
d OIC-Black PC 
 
- Eatonton.  
and PC pigs, 
12.50 G 
 
reasonable: Also 
 
|of 10 or more. J. E. Gibson, De- 
 
ask-more. W. B.| 
 
bred sows and service boar, for 
 
'the Nowhere Rd.; 
 
about 40 Ibs,, $20 ea. reg. in buy- 
 
. {or write. Puee Moore, Ailey, 
Rita 2: : 
 
"| Turner, Elberton, Rt. 2.- 
 
y Colt. ae yrs.| 
| 22 and 24, for immediate sale 
 
=| $5. pr. 
 
O41 2-415 mos. old, $20-$30 exp. col. 
Del. 100 mi. in lots of 10. C. S. 
 
ae Blue ae waeitan | 22 ea; also bred Sow, $75. FOB.. 
 
eral Pigs for sale. Will not ship. 
|market price. 
 
1B. 
 
., breg. 
{Billy Norris, Bogart, Rt. ke 
 
h| name, $25. ea. W. B. Dodson, 
Fairburn, Rt. 2. 
 
ler, Lithonia, Rt. 3, Miller Ra. 
 
; J. Weaver 5 | 
 
from 
 
| Wilson Acres. 
 
ted | MARKET. BULLETIN ... 
 
'|8 wks. cld pigs. in buyer's name, 
 
: type, from prize winning sows, |  
 
Ex. bloodline reg. Berkshire 
Sow, bred for Mar. pigs, 2nd. 
.{ litter, $175.; Several reg. Berk- 
shire Boars, 4 mos. old, $35.-$40. 
a H. Hardman, Commerce, Rt. 
 
Youn, Siery. Boars ul Gilts, 
vant to buy 
good used cotton dropper. Odis 
 
Duggan, Chester. 
 
PC Male, reg. 600-700 bs., 
$150, at my barn Sires litters 
 
catur, 1000 S. Candler Rd., Rt. 
 
Sows and Pigs for sale. J. W. 
Weaver, Jonesboro, Rt. 1. 
 
Ist. class reg. Berkshire Pigs, 
10 wks. old, $25. ea..C. J, Hard- 
man, Commerce. 
 
OIC young Gilts, barrows, 
sale. C, B- Mathis, Idlewood Rad., 
Stone Mountain. Phone Clarks. 
ton 3481. 
 
8 pigs, OIC. and Big Bone 
Guinea crossed, 8 wks. old, $10. 
ea. at my barn 5 mi. Athens on 
.Also good 
Klein Martin 1 H Wagon, cheap. 
D. C. Bellew, Nicholson, Rt. 1. 
 
3 nice Berkshire Male Pigs, 
 
ers name, shipped exp. col. See 
 
Shoats, 60-85 lbs. ea. Berk- 
shire and Essex, $15. ea. Jerry 
 
16 cross bred OIC-BPC Pigs, 
purebred parents, farrowed Oct. 
 
at $12.50 ea. Crate and ship for 
Sextrar Ki -D. peste 
Eatonton. 
 
50 purebred Duroc Pigs, males 
and females, vaccinated cholera, 
good cond., reg. buyers. name, 
 
Stripling, Chester. 
 
2 mos. old purebred Berk- 
shire Pigs, reg. in buyers name, 
 
Sas Sosebee, Demorest. 
 
75 head pigs, shoats, sows, 
priced $8. ea. up according to 
size. M. qT. Morrow, Newborn, 
Rt: 1. 
 
_ Large Brood Sow bod sev- 
 
Mrs. G. N. Cook, Machen. 
 
Shoats, around 75 Ibs, at 
A. M. eps) 
Jonesboro. 
 
Hey. Red Rerkahire Male, 15 
mos.old, about 300 Ibs., 
Collins, Hazelhurst. 
 
_ Reg. OIC Pigs, 8 wks. old, 
 
in buyers name, $20. ea. 
 
~30 Berkshire Pigs, some old 
enough to ship now and for 
several weeks, reg. in buyers 
 
1 OIC: Sow and 6 Pigs, 8 es 
old, $10-12.50 ea, George E. Mil- 
 
Big Bone Black Guinea Male, 
9 mos. old, $75.; Also one male, 
6 mos. old, $40. Both reg. B: H. 
Segraves, Commetce, Rt. 4, 
 
Reg. Hamp. Gilt, about 175-200 
Ibs., best bloodlines, about. 4 
mos. old, treated, $45. Will ship, 
ms CC Berryman, Comer, RED 
 
_ 2 litters, one in 14 and the 
other with 12, Cherry Red, 
blocky, reg. Duroes, Life treat- | 
ment against cholera. Some un- 
related, $20 ea. at weaning time. 
a ely: Williams, Baxley. 
 
~ Herd reduction sale: top 
quality reg, Durocs, 6 young 
herd boar, ready for service, 2 
open gilts, 1 weaned sow, two 
124% yr. old herd boars, few No- 
vember weanling pigs. Write: 
Robt, W. Wilson, McBean, Care| 
 
MARKET BULLETIN _-PAT 
PIGS-HOGS FOR SALE ___ 
PAT 
2 Hereford female and 1 male 
"$25 ea. Mary A. Rhyne; White. 
OIC. Pigs, . short nose blocky 
 
$40. Mrs. James S. Cook, Al- 
| pharetta. | 
 
| old, 
 
$75. C.19 
 
broke to work anywhere, 
 
  
 
  
 
Reg. Hereford Hogs, bred sows]: 
 
and gilts, parent stock direct 
from famous northern 
Reasonable prices. J. G. Buy- 
ers, Whitesburg, Rt. 1. 
 
Reg SPC stock, from herd of 
outstanding - hogs, for young 
breeding stock that breeds and 
feeds right. W. B.. Leverette, 
Tifton, Rt. 3, Box 65. 
 
3 Brood Sows, OIC, 2 yrs. old, 
$65:-$75. ea. Mrs. J. W. Suggs, 
Fairburn. 
 
Reg. from sel. stock. bred sows: 
 
and gilts, open gilts and males, 
good markings, exc. bloodlines, 
all life treated; $20-$100. Come 
select choice. Rev. J. R. Smith, 
Manassas. : 
 
3:Shoats, 2 Gilts, 50-60 lbs., 
reg. in buyers name, 1 Male, 50 
Jbs., treated for life, 6 mos. old, 
$27. ea. without papers. Henry 
Butts, Warm Springs. 
 
Reg. Hereford Boar, 3 yrs. old, 
 
about 400 Ibs. Sell or exc. to 
prevent inbreding. J. M. Chap- 
 
stock, 
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
gentle, work anywhere, sell or 
exe, for cows, hogs, calves. Wal- 
ter Evans, Monticello. 
 
Good gentle farm mule, 6 yrs. 
old, about 1000 Ibs. for sale, at 
my farm 1 mi. S. Fickling Mill. 
E. J. Wainwright, Butler, Rt. 
es - 
 
8 yr. old mule, gentle, work- 
er, $50 or trade for garden trac- 
tor at my place, 8 mi. S. Homer- 
ville. R. H. Trowell, Homer- 
ville. 
 
1 black mare mule, 8 yrs. old, 
wt. 1100 lbs., gentle, fine cond., 
$250. cash, at my place; also 
corn for sale. Allen Williams, 
Summit. 
 
  
 
SHEEP AND GOATS 
_ FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Pair purebred short haired 
Saanan Goats, White Hornless 
 
OT OE > Male, reg. with papers, $30. 
 
ee Mires Me Ce DunNett,. Sandy. 
 
: : John Ferry Rd. N. 
HORSES AND MULES oe oe nee 
 
Eon out 2 White Billy Goats train- 
 
-led to work, and Wagon, at my 
 
: farm, between Fife and Lees 
 
2% yr. old Horse, genile, z 
 
has been riden, $75. Mrs. J. C.|Lake. J.C. Landfub, Fayette 
 
Irvin, Putney. ville, Re 2) 
7 yr. old Horse Mule, left} 5 nice milk goats, freshen in 
front drawn (a little club|March, $20.-$30. Will keep un- 
 
footed) for sale cheap or trade 
for hogs or yearlings: J. 
Ross, Abbeville, Rt. 1. 
 
Saddle Horse, red for sale. 
See: F. C. Smith, Barnesville, 
Bi 
 
Good Mare Mule, good cond, 
 
Mare Mule, 800 ibs., 15 yrs. 
old, $50 or trade for heifer not 
under 15 mos. old. Dorsey 
Parsons, Dallas, Rt. 2. 
 
9 yr. old 1200 lb excellent 
plow horse forsale. Charlie 
 
| Purvis, Vienna. Rt. 2. 
 
Good Work Mare, about 1100 
lbs., works well single or double, 
$65. A. B. Wiley, Ashland, Rt. 1. 
 
Good Plug Mule and 1H Wag- 
 
|on, $30 for both. W. B. Ragsdale, |- 
College Park, Rt. 2, Box: 230. 
 
Three gaited saddle horse; 
also extra good mule, 10 yrs. 
1200 lbs. Both perfectly 
gentle and work anywhere. C. 
D. Williamson, Americus, Daw- 
son, Americus, Dawson Rd., Rt. 
 
- 1 Bay Mare, 3 yrs. old, well 
no 
faults, $150. N. V. Stephens, 
Crawford, RFD 1. 
 
Reg. Hereford Pigs, from 
championship stock, males and 
 
females; 8 wks. old, $25 ea. Mil- 
 
ton Stern, Ben Hill, Rte 1, Bx. 
119. Phone Ra. 2277. ~ y 
 
Pr. Mules 8 yrs. old, 1 old 
smooth mouth mule, Pinto 
horse; and purebred White 
faced Bull, some mixed breed 
cows, plow tools and planters 
for sale at my house 5% mi. 
Richland and 5 mi. Preston. C. 
C. Drew, Preston. 
 
Black mare mule, 13 yrs. old, 
900 lbs., gentle, work anywhere, 
$85. Exe. for cow and calf, at my 
place, 5 mi. N. Vidalia. J. J. Is- 
dale, Vidalia, Rt. 1. 
 
Good Mare Mule, works good 
anywhere,. 9 yrs. old, guar. 
safe, $50.00 Mrs. J. S. Stanton, 
Lithonia, Rt. 3, Chupp Rd. 
 
Sorrell Mare, 7 yrs. old, 1150 
Ibs., works well single and 
double. D. A, Landrum, McDon- 
ough, Rt. 1, Box 70. 
 
Iton gray Mare Mule, Sound 
and work anywhere, 1100 dbs. 
Top cond. &. C. Noland, At- 
lanta, 161 Spring St. N. W. 
 
Real Plow Mare, works any- 
where, $100 or trade for young 
 
cow and calf. C. S. Haynes, By-| 
 
ron, Rt. 1, 
 
Red Jacket Race Horse, 4 yrs. 
old, about 800 Ibs., for sale. R. 
e Parker, Flowery Branch, Rt:}. 
 
si by Grand hamp. Boar of |: "Pair imatched black mare 
Ga., veg. in buy: ' $25| mules, About: 9 yrs. old, wt. 
}a. at B wks. old; furnish male| about 1300 Ibs. ea. fr aor 
 
d ale. unrelatec tis. | good  anywhere, 474. DW 
guar. W. H. Nix, Alpha Dasher, eee fy Sa 
 
  
 
19 wks 
 
til freshen 
 
Midland. 
 
1 small work billy goat for 
sale or trade for chickens, etc. 
P. W. Wills, Conley, Rt. 1. 
 
At Stud:: Reg. 
 
ris, 
 
Saanan 
 
a |(Wasatch) buck, and Reg. Nu- 
 
bian (Chikaming) buck. T. F. 
Bunn, Decatur, 3200 No. Druid 
Hills Rd. CR 5884. 
 
Pair nice well broken, gen- 
tle, butt-headed work goats, 
about 150 lbs. ea. well cared 
for, 6 yrs. old, $20: pr. David 
Kirkland, Douglas, Rt. 3. 
 
Two 7 mos. old Nubian Doel- 
ings (raised with doe on free 
range), $25. ea. Cannot ship. 
Pat oe Cumming. si 
 
  
 
RABBITS AND CAVIES 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
5 pens Guinea Pigs is, 
4 females, bred, and 1 male, 
$20. per ae R. V. Miley, Grif- 
fin, 815 N. 13th St. 
 
Reg. and ped. Giant Chins., 
Gaff strain, wt. up to 15 lbs. 
ea. J. Te Millians, Newnan, Box 
253. 
 
4 White and 2. Chinchilla 
Rabbits, 3 mos. old, $4. ea. 
Lockard Bell, Atlanta, 2677 
 
Pharr Rd. 
 
Ped. Rabbits, NZW, 2-6 mos. 
old, $3. pr. J. C. Wilder, Grif- 
fin, 413 N. Hill St. 
 
Young. Jr., Guinea Pigs (cav- 
jes), 8 wks. old, from extra 
large breeding stock, males and 
females, $2. ea. C. H. Brown, 
Fitzgerald, Rt. 3.  
 
Pair NZR Rabbits, $2. pr. 
J. H. Aldred, Cochran, ERt 1: 
 
17 Chinchilla Rabbits, from 
reg. stock, about 12 mos. old, 
$2. ea. Fred Smith, Austell. 
 
NZ White Rabbits, from ped. 
stock, 1 pr. 11 wks. old, $3.60; 
old, $3.50 pr; Bucks, 
$1.25 ea. Exp., Col. Mrs. Otis 
Mashburn, Cumming, Rt. 3. 
 
10 Chinchilla rabbits: mother 
with 7 young 2 mos. old, 1 ea. 
buck and-doe, all grown; .1 ea. 
buck and doe, White, ready for 
service, $15 for lot plus Exp. 
Mrs: c C. Smith, Macon. 1330 
Main St. 
 
POULTRY FOR SALE 
 
  
 
ANCONAS: 
15 Aneona Pullets, 5 mos. old, 
laying, $30. B._H. Shaw, 
 
Bloomingdale, Rt. 1, Box 41. 
 
BANTAMS: 
 
Pr. Red Bantams, Apr. hatch, 
$1:75,  Bockard. _ Bell, Atlanta, 
 
  
 
2677 Pharr Ra. 
 
Smooth mouth Horse Mule, | 
 
if desired. Phone. 
L. 136130 or come see. C. R. Har- 
 
+Tom about 35 lbs. for $20. FOB.  
 
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  ne a ULLETIN ae si PSUR SEV 
a Tes epee ne FOR SALE | HORSES AND MULES | POULTRY FOR SALE 
 
  
 
10 Common 
 
col. Mrs. George ee Oe 
nall, Rt. 1. 
 
Purebred Golden Sebright 
Bantams, 1 rooster, 4 hens, for 
$10. FOB. Send MO. Malcolm 
McMillan, Bartow, Box 131.  
 
pullets and cockerels, trio, $16. 
Del. in Ga. J. W. Harwell, Wat- 
Kinsville. j 
 
mare 
 
BARRED, WHITE & PEELS 
ROCKS: _. 
 
Rock young Hens, fine cond., 
$1.75 ea. FOB. Ne checks. Mrs. 
A. R. Cox, Blue Ridge. ; 
 
43 prize winning White Rock 
Hens, Jan. 27, 1947 
from hens averaging 200-300 
eggs per yr., 
tion, $125: for: Jot. -\Mrs.  Ei 
Grady Burroughs, Lavonia. 
 
BANTAMS: 
Black Breasted Red Game 
 
PIGEONS, ETC. 
 
1 pr. solid white pigeons, $2, 
also mixed Tumblers and com- 
mon pigeons, 50c ea. Healthy 
and young stock.. Trade for 
ducks, baniams. and _ other 
poultry. Billy Durden, Odum. 
Ritaade 
 
REDS: 
 
Young pullets, pure plobdede 
New Hampshire Reds and some 
old hens, mixed. Mrs. 
 
iH. CA 1590. 
 
Mrs. W. Y. Summers, Newnan, 
 
Ri 5s)  
15 Hampshir> Reds, pure- 
bred, Mar. hatch, extra large, 
 
$2. ea. FOB Elberton. Mrs. A. 
. Ayers, Dewey Rose. 3 
18 mos. old, NH Reds, $2.50 ea. 
Not prepaid. No checks. Mrs. G. 
 
157. 
 
TURKEYS. GUINEAS, DUCKS,  
GEESE, ETC: ; 
 
Mammoth Bronze Turkey 
R. R. Station. L. bk. Strange, 
Cobbtown, Rt. 2. Z 
 
2 nice fat Turkey Gobblers, 
May 1947 hatch, about 18 Ibs., 
50c Ib. If Jess will refund 
rmaoney; 10 nice BR Hens, $2. 
ea. No less 5 to same party. 
Mrs. W. L. Daniel, Dawson, 
RFD 2, Box 140. SS 
 
a / 
Turkey Gobblez, 18 mos. old, 
large breasted, good for breed- 
 
ing, 50c lb. COD. Mrs. W. B. 
Hester, Blakely. 
10 ea. Gobblers, 15-18 Ibs. 
 
ea., $8. ea; Hens,*10-12 Ibs., $7 
ea. All Mammoth Bronze and 
Apr. hatch. MO. Mrs. Fannie. 
Fendley, Danburg, Box 48. 
 
2 fine large Peking UOrakes, 
from - large duck farms in 
Michigan in Mar. 1947, $2. ea. 
 
214 Hunter St. 
 
20 young guineas, almost 
grown, 75c ea; 10 White Rock 
Pullets, 1 Rooster, AAA stock, 
some. pullets laying, $2. ea. x 
A. Wilbanks, Chatsworth, Rt. 
3}. 
 
25 one yr. old White Pekin 
or Long Island Ducks, 20 hens, 
5 drakes, now: laying, $2. ea. 
for lot in groups of 5 or more, 
 
{$2.50 ea. Prefer selling all to- 
 
gether. Crate and ship FOB. 
W. G. Cartledge, Griffin, POB 
223. 
 
Four 1947 hatch guar. pure- 
bred Big Bone Broad Breasted 
Mammoth Bronze Turkey Toms, 
selected from breeding, around 
 
2 Mammoth Bronze Furkey 
Hens, May hatch, 15. Ibs.<ea., 
50: Ib: CC) Co Bexley, Luthers- 
 
  
 
| ville. 
 
Bantam Hens ee 
and 1 Rooster, $6. for lot, exp. _ 
 
ie 
 
Rose Comb Black Bantams, as 
 
10 thoroughbred AAA Barred : 
 
hatch,  
 
nov in produc-  
 
  
 
Bantams in tries. Stock have  
won quite a few Shows. Sat. 
 
guar. W. K. Herndon, Au- 
gusta, 1109 Adrian St. ie 
 
About 25 RI Red Hens, $2.25  
ea; and 1 or 2 Roosters, $3. ea.  
 
3 fine 4A grade Cockerels, 
 
C. Clifton, Millen, Rt. 3, Box 
 
FOB. J. E. Hutchins, Covington, | 
 
30 Ibs. ea., 60c Ib. No delivery. _ 
Miss Jennie Mercer, Haddock; / 
RFD 1. 
 
    
 
  
 
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McAfee, 59 Whitfield Ave. S.  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
   
   
 
PAGE EIGHT 
POULTRY FOR SALE 
 
10 one yr. old Ringlet BR 
Hens, Thompson. strain, $2.50 
ea; or lot for $22.50. FOB sta- 
tion. Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Martin. 
 
BR Rooster, 1% yrs. old, 
$1.50; also RI Red Rooster, 1% 
yrs. old, $1.50. Mrs. L. L. Bow- 
 
ee don, Cornelia, Star: Rt. 
 
700 White Plymouth Rock, 
this yr. hatch, good. cond. for 
sale. P. F. "Harbrick, Eastman, 
 
ERE 6. 
 
Rt 
 
Negro 
Write or call Am. 3993 after 
7 at night. 
 
55 Pullets, 
' service, $25. H. W. Thurmond, 
: Farmington, Riel 
 
- CORNISH, GAMES & GIANTS 
 
Tripple AAA blood tested, 
heavy type, yellow legged, 
Dark Cornish, Apr. Cockerels, 
and. June hatch Pullets, non re- 
lated, $3. ea. MO. Mrs. R: Cc. 
Sanders, Vienna. 
 
One cock: 2nd. prize winner. 
in SE Fair, 
 
2 Cockerels, 8 mos. 
 
old, exe, Stok: $5. ea. Good 
 
bird to cross: with any general 
 
purpose breed. W. L. Morris, 
 
Ve. 2745. 
8 hens and 1 rooster, pure- 
bred, Cornish, $2. ea; all for 
 
$18. Mrs. B. F. Sewell, Abbe- 
ville. . 
 
Purebred Black ersey Giant 
Rooster, % yrs, old, $2.50 
 
_~ cash. No exchange. Mrs. B. H. 
Purvis, Helena, Ree 
 
15. Dark Cornish J ullets,: be- 
ginning . to lay and 2 Roost- 
 
ers, $50. for lot; $3. ea. Crated 
 
and shipped anywhere. C. C 
Pollard, Augusta, Rt. 4; Box 
562. 
 
May hatch Brown Red Stags, 
 
= $6. or trade for Game Hens. 
 
Don Combee, Stone Mountain, 
1. 370 Indian Creek Rd. 
 
2. large type Dark Hens, $5:, 
1 Rooster, same breed, $3. 75. 
C0? Sikes, Sylvester, 
 
Real Pit Games, 
stags, 
 
cocks, hens, 
pullets, Brown-Red and 
Roundheads, cheap. 
 
Jimmy Akin, At- 
Janta, 3387 Oakcliff Ra. S.-W. 
 
5 pure Dark Cornish Hens, 
1 Cock, ready for 
 
LEGHORNS: 
 
27 nice 4A Leghorn Pullets, 
ready to lay, $2. ea. MO or 
 
Cashier Check, exp. col., coops | 
 
furnished. You return coop col- 
lect. No chks. W. R. Smith, Ho- 
gansville, Rt. 1.  
 
10 White Leghorn Hens, 1% 
yrs. old, $1.25 ea. FOB. E. L. 
Yeomans, Statesboro, 9 N. Zet- 
terower Ave. 
 
MINORCAS & MISCELLAN- 
EOUS CHICKENS: 
 
Fryers, 2-2% lbs., $1. ea., al- 
so OIC Pigs and Shoats for 
sale. Hill A. Richardson, Doug- 
lasville, Rt. 4. 
 
GiantiS:C- Black Minorca 
Chickens, Hens, and Pullets, $5. 
ea; Cockerels, $5. and $10. ea. 
L. B. Millians, Newnan. 
 
2 large type Pape  str., 10 
mos. old Black Minorca. cock- 
erels, fine for pure mating or 
eross breeding, $3.00 ea. A. F. 
Kelley, Warrenton. 
 
ORPINGTONS: : 
 
Purebred S. C. Eng. strain 
Buff Orpingtons, 6 or 7 mos. 
old, 10 pullets and 1 cockerel, 
$15.00: Pullets, $1.50 ea; 33 
head for $50. FOB. Mrs. C. W. 
Griffin, Screven, Rt. 2. | 
PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS, 
PIGEONS, QUAIL, DOVES, 
BIC: 
 
Pigeons, per pr., 
ers, $5., 
 
Pigmy Pout- 
Racing Homers,  $3., 
White Barbs, $3.50; . White 
Show Type Fan Tails, . $5.00; 
Russian Trumpeters, $8., White 
Kings, $3., Muff Tumblers in 
all colors. E. H. Morgan, Col- 
lege Park, 2316 E. Cambridge 
St. 
 
Peafowl, Quail and Pheas- 
ants for sale. Mrs. Helen Street, 
Atlanta, Rt. 2. 
 
White, Blue and Silver King 
Pigeons, NPA and pair band- 
ed, all from finest show stock 
obtainable, $5. pr. 240. C. P, 
Houston, Jr., Atlanta, 1445 Mc- 
Pherson Ave. S. E. 
 
REDS: |. 
 
Atlanta, 444 Collier Rd..N. W. 
 
  
 
  
 
MARKE 
 
POULTRY FOR SALE 
 
TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS, 
GEESE, ETC.- .-  
 
Purebred Hastings BB 
Bronze. Turkeys, 2 hens and 1 
tom, $25. for lot: No del.; also 
have few Pit Game Cockerels. 
J. C.. Edwards, Lawrenceville, 
LE RUES 
 
20 Geese, 4947 hatch, $50. or 
10 for $25. No less 10 sold- A 
L. Thompson, Cadwell. 
 
oe Turkey Gobblers, Beane 
crossed with Bourbon Reds, 
good breeders, around 20-25 
 
Ibs., 50c Ib. Write. Will ship. 
MS a E. ely, EEO Rt. 
 
10 B. a Bronze 25 to 30 lb. 
toms, for breeders, 40c lb. at 
farm; 45c lb. shipped and cus- 
tomer furnish crate. Exc. for 
corn or pure lard. John H. 
Gaskins, Willacoochee, Box 8. 
 
  
 
  
 
POULTRY WANTED 
BANTAMS:  
 
Want 2 hens and rooster, 
White Chinese or Japanese 
 
(bantam) Silkies. Write. Mrs. E. 
 
'T.. Cook, Macon; Box ee 
 
GAMES:~ Eee 
Want 1 Warhorse game, true 
type, 1947 hatch rooster. Ad- 
vise. O. L. Griffis, Screven, Rt. 
a : ten ; 
GUINEAS: 
 
Want 2 guineas, white or col. 
hens, not over 1 yr. old. State 
 
particulars: J. W. Allen, Fay- 
etteville, RFD 1. 
 
PIGEONS:  pe 
- Want 2 pr. Red Carneaux 
 
pigeons, working now. Advise. 
Eugene Ingram, Donalsonville. 
 
TURKEYS: 
 
Want 1 B. B. Bronze turkey 
tom, wt. 8 to 10 lbs. Advise. 
Mrs. H. M. Christie, Lithonia, 
Rt. 3. (Walton Rd.) 
ORPINGTONS: 
 
Want 1 or 2 Yellow Buff. 
Orpington Roosters. State price 
 
sent to my address. Mrs. J. L. 
Cathey, Cornelia, Rt. 1.- 
 
  
 
POSITIONS WANTED 
 
  
 
Elderly couple wants small 
place as Caretaker or for stand- 
ing rent, in Fulton Co. at once. 
P. W. Wills, Conley. Rt. 1. 
 
Young man wants job on 
dairy. farm: Hersh AUS, 
Cumming, Rt. 4. 
 
Want job as overseer of | 
farm. Can give references. So- 
ber, age 44. J. C. Etheridge, 
Hamilton, Ris2: 
 
Want 1H crop or light 2H 
crop on halves for 1948 at 
once. Bill L. Presley, Bowden, 
Tei 2s 
 
Want small farm for stand- 
ing rent, 4 or 5R house and 
pasture, within 35 or 40 mi. 
Atlanta. O. A. Johnson, Jones- 
boro, Rt. 1. 
 
Single man wants light job 
 
|on farm. Luther Ross, eke 
-.| 710 N. 13th St. 
 
Want 1H crop, 50-50 basis. 
1 plow hand and 2 hoe hands. 
Will take job by day. Ready 
to move. Bill Shirley, Garners- 
ville. Rt. 1. 
 
Want job on farm for home 
and laundry, .no milking or 
heavy work. D. W. Sutton, At- 
lanta, Care D. M. Emmett, Rt> 
4, Box 18. : 
 
Want small. farm on 50-50 
basis at once or day work for 
wages. Dont drive truck nor 
tractor. Prefer Fulton Co. but 
can go anywhere. See me at 
once. J. C. Moses, Covington, 
Rt. .2. Care R. L. Veal. 
 
Want Small 1H crop -with 
opportunity of working - out 
for you or any one else. Roy 
Strickland, Red Oak. 
 
19 yr. old boy with mother 
wants job on farm at once. 
Howard A. Heath, Atlanta, 
375 Pryor St. S. W. 
 
Want 1H crop. or wages 
job, 5 in family, Kae to be 
moved; and furnished to mak 
crop. Prefer down South. Dave; 
 
  
 
Clemon, Whigham,: REAL 
 
-*|near school route. Willing | to 
 
| Jackson, Viena, Rt. : c/o -H. 
 
-|exp. Give. Ref., 
 
| Room, board; laundry and rea- 
 
| lips, 
 
POSITIONS WANTED || 
 
Settled. white woman wants 
place on farm with good re- 
liable family doing light work, 
need 1R house. Have to be 
moved. Good references. Mrs. 
F. S. Lowe, Milledgeville, Care 
Mrs. R. N. Ashfield 
 
/ 
65 yr. old man wants job 
working kardens, fixing cur- 
ing beds and curing tobacco, 
for good home. Lifetime exp. 
on tobacco farm. Dont: drink, 
'smoke, curse. Want place close 
to church. John S. Be Ella- 
bell, Rt; 1. 
 
Christian Widow, 30. yrs. old, 
 
4 children, boy age 12, wants : 
 
job on farm. Good house; elec., 
 
do any kind work. Have to be| 
moved. Immediate reply. Mrs= 
Jewell Handly, Rebecca, Rt. 2. 
 
Want job. driving and keep- 
ing up trucks and tractors on 
farm. Salary and board. J. H. 
 
D.. Denham. 
 
White single man, 32, yrs. | 
old, wants. job. as dairy oper- 
ator or herdsman. Lifetime 
handle most 
any kind of machinery. Go 
anywhers most any time. J. E. 
Meadows, Collins. 
 
52 yr. old white lady vane 
job doing light work on farm. 
 
sonable salary, Mrs. Juronia | 
James, IES Rt: -2,> Box 
205. F 
 
Young Spaced vet. with 
family wants job as working 
Manager or herdsman on dairy | 
or stock, farm. 10 yrs. exp. 
and capable of - taking full: 
charge; also exp. _ farming: 
Ref. and high class. help if 
needed. Cons. Shares. E. L. 
Sanders, -Newman, RED 4. 
 
: Elderly educated man wants 
place as caretaker of estate or 
good home with Christian 
 
people doing light work for | 
-|}small salary. and board: W. M. 
| Moore, Lake Park, Rt. 3.  
 
Middleage  woman  wants_ 
light work on farm for salary, 
room and board. Am clean, 
dont drink curse or smoke. 
Desire: nice Christian home. 
Mrs. Lula Haddock., Moultrie, 
314-ist Ave. S. Ae Care T. eH: 
Haddock. .. 
 
Single wornan wants job| 
doing light work on farm. Ap- 
ply at once. Mrs. Ethel Hug- 
gins, Holly Springs. 
 
Want house and 2 or 3 A 
land near Macon (Bibb Co.), 
50-50 basis, for truck farming. 
Can furnish self to make crop. 
W. E. Herring, Macon, Rt. a 
Harty Bridge. g 
 
Exp. dairyman wants job in 
good dairy, modern house. 
Know care, health and cows 
can raise exc. calves, base of 
a paying dairy. M. Johnson, 
Cartersville, Grassdale Rd. Rt. 
3B) < Fi > 
 
. Exp. tractor and truck 
driver, sober, dependable, want 
work on farm, part crop and 
part work or steady work and 
/ patches. Prefer S. Ga. Am good 
 
mechanic, and about 12 yrs. 
exp. in cattle and _ poultry. 
Bob W. Baxter, Cartersville, 
22 Neal St. 
 
Young man, 29 yrs. old, 
married and 2 children, wants 
job as overseer or foreman of 
farm. Ambitious and educated. | 
Can operate. tractor or any 
kind of machinery. Best of ref- 
erences. Clinton Dingee, Pow- 
der Springs, Rt. 2 ; 
 
Want 1H crop on halves, 5 
in family. Must have at. least | 
4R house, not. over 20 mi. 
Atlanta. _ Paul E. Hindman, 
East. point, 500 Washington 
Ave., Phone Ca: 2936. 
 
Want job on farm, have lite: 
time experience, have 2 boys 
to work. Can work part time 
H. Graves, Fayetteville. 
for wages. Write: J. C. Hollo- 
way. Thomaston, Rt. 4. 
 
Want good 1H farm. Ready 
to move and start work at) 
any time. Write. 
Atlanta, 353 Pulliam St. 
 
  
 
FARM HELP WANTED | 
 
  
 
Want dairyman. Attractive 
proposition to right party hav- 
jing 1 helper in family. Modern 
equip., house, running water, 
elec., located on pavement near 
school, Contact: A..H, Comer 
 
/small house, cpu 
ished, Elec. running water at} - 
 
b Stone Mountain. Rt. 
 
Grady Phil- | 
 
Want good. country  
woman to live in home as one 
of family and do light work. 
on farm. Good home and sal- 
 
satur, RFD 1. e 
 
Want nice white woman to 
live as one of family with eld- 
erly woman and son. Room, 
board and salary. Do light}. 
work on f.rr:.. Near church 
and school at Metasville. Mrs. 
- Dz Mulligan, oe Rt. 
 
Want a or 2 H Sie on 
halves. Good AR house. _Furn- 
ish to make crop. Come 
 
ar J. Pounds, Griffin, Rt. 
 
Want Sued gather hay 
on farm, where 65 A. Lespe- 
deza is planted on. thousand 
acres or 
Will accept $350. for all hay 
 
land. Est. O. H. Arnold, Jr., 
Athens, | 925 Milledge Ave. 
 
Want farm help by day or 
month, . Good, new, 4R_ house, 
near school, church and daily 
Lmail. Write or wire cat once. 
 
111. Phone 2613. 
 
ter; mile of city of 15,000. Gia 
age, ref., salary wanted. 
Luther King, Pavo. 
 
Want | * sober, honest, in-| 
dustrious farmer. for 1 H. crop, 
 
ture, on mail and school Rt. 3 
mi. Ea. Norcross, on old Nor- 
cross- -Lawrenceville Rd. Mrs. 
Lela McDaniel, _ Norcross. 
 
140, for light work on 
 
Mrs. J. F. - Lowe, Ellenwood, Rt. 
 
good 2 or 3 H farm on halves; 
extra good land, new house. 
See. F. S. Jones, Mansfield. 
 
Will contract with experi- 
enced pecan budder, 
Schleys Pecan Trees to t 
work. H. C. Walker, McRae, 
Rt. A, Box 62. 
 
farm and other chores. Must 
be dependable. House,and tools 
furnished, and weekly salary. 
Thomas Macon, Cataula, Rt. 
1 (Macons Store). i 
 
Want white woman not 
over 40 for light work on 
farm, no milking. $12 wk. 
board. and washing. R. M. 
 
Ave, 
 
Want man, ceenerienaed at 
elec, 1 garden, milk. H. D. 
Sizemore, Covington, Rt. DOr 
call Atlanta Phone WA 0559. 
 
Want - couple, or man or 
woman (no objections 1 child) 
white or black, live in good! 
rock wool fin- 
 
door. look after chickens gar- 
den, ect. Be thoroughly reli- 
able and worthwhile. Contact. 
Miss Jane Maddox, Stone 
Mountain, P. O. Box. 
Phone No, 3591. es : 
Want farmer with 2 or 3 
working sons, to work farm}. 
W. 
 
ing up place. E. Bowers, 
ae 
 
Want good farmer to grind 
house, near town.*E. H. Robert- |. 
son, Guyton. 
 
 Want share croppers for 2 or 
3. H farm. Good stock, land, 
 
| good community. Near school 
 
and churches. 9 mi. N. Cairo. 
Crummie Maxwell, Whigham. || 
 
4ths. Would like 2H manor a 
1H man. W. W. Aepherien, Vil- 
la- Rica. - 
 
Want one or two for work on 
farm. Must be reliable, honest; |. 
willing, n no drunkards, 3R house, | 
lights, wood and- water. I 
 
or be 
write. Mail. and- school bus rt. | li 
 
and allow family to -cultivate | 
 
Want col. capes ste ite : Ww 
'3. cows, garden and small. amt:! o; 
tractor farming. House screen- | 
ed, ceiled; painted, lights, - -Wa- || 
 
Maal good Soihily: to suo 
 
~ Want one eel Pay for elt ; 
 
Barrett, fe 18 Green| 
 
dairy work. Furnish house, | 
 
297; 
rent free first year for clean- |- 
 
tobacco, peanuts, and feed. Good) 
 
65 A open land, nice 4R house, |: 
with lights, school bus and mail} mz 
by door, 50-50 basis or 3rds and| Au 
 
    
 
vaised| Want 
 
ary. Mrs. Beatrice Moses, De=|- aay 
 
| Siebert, areas 
Springs Rd. N. 
 
more tract of land; |. >  
 
farm and ha 
DOneeees or 
 
'M. F. Jones, Metter, Rt. at; Box we 
 
4 R. house, water, lights, pas- | 2n 
 
- Want white, Sepende bic un-| 
-|encumbered woman, not over|  
small} > 
farm, board and small. salary.| 
 
500 |. 73, 
 
Elberton. 
 
Want wom 
family and- 
try farm. Good _ 
person. E. 
 
ndust 
 
with oe 
lier, Barne 
 
and ose up my 
}-cultivation. Goo: 
5 R house, new. > 
woods cows. Rent. 
look after it. Don 
 
and. mail ri : 
 
| son, Baxley, Ri 
 
pentine trees, ; 
cotton and corn, 35 R. 
 
50 basis, Hwy. 1, 15 n 
cross. R. W. Dail 
 
  
 
school, churcnes eee trolley.  
Zaring, Atlant 2: 
 
  
 
  
 
Aenean: Rt 4, Austell: Rd. 
 
re 
 
de. Rd. SV