Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1948 April 14

TOM UNDER



COMMISSIONER





























































ME 31

Editorial By TOM LINDER

ather conditions for the last eight

s have been generally very un-
ver the country.

<cessive drought and excessive rain

nt sections of the nation.
nring the last few weeks, the
yeast, especially South Georgia, has
enced the worst floods in history.
he same time, portions of the West-
heat belt have been visited by dust
s, reminiscent of the great dust
f the nineteen twenties and
Les.
South Georgia, many roads are
ked, bridges washed away and un-
ed roads are almost impassable in
ay places.
fuch of the fertilizer used by farmers
empts to produce early crops is a
1 loss and all crops in the fields in
countis worst affected are damaged
a greater or less extent. Many of
m are a total loss.
rmers who have tractor power still
ave time to make a reasonable crop in
st of the State, assuming that
ther conditions permit and assuming
fertilizer and good seed are avail-
le. However, many farmers have al-
gone to so much expense on crops
t have been destroyed by cold and
ds, that they are not in position to
quately finance another crop this
r. When we make a few good crops
re prone tg forget that weather
ditions which produce bountiful
vests are blessings given us by a
evolent Providence and we are apt
expect an indefinite continuation of
tiful crops.
ust about the time we get, Too big
our britches, the Old Master comes

ee where the Internationalists, un-
the leadership of our Secretary of
rieulture from New Mexico, where
re is no farming, have made an
cement to set the world price of
eat for the next five years to range
$1.00 to $2.00 per bushel.
Phe National President of the Farm
au lives in Iowa and the National
ge has its main strength in the
stern states. I wonder what they

ing to do about this!
ie same International group is
g its price on cotton in the same

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1948

NUMBER 31



2 been the order of the day in dif

gota, Columbia, earrying





way. he Internationalists are just
bound to bring the standard of living
of American farmers down to that of the

balance of the world. You better think

about all of these things when you go
to vote this year and get rid of all
those public officials who- cooperate

with and are rubber stamps for the In- -

ternational gang.

T see where Secretary Marshall took
himself down to South America, to Bo-
hundred
million dollars to give to the countries
of South America.

Just as has been pointed out in the
eolumns of the Market Bulletin, the
countries of South America are just as
open-minded to receive Marshall Plan

. money as are the countries of Europe.

These Latin-American countries raised
such a howl at being left out of the
give-away game, that Mr. Marshall
went down thinking he could hand out
hundred million dollars and get them
satisfied. Latin-America, however, was
not as simple-minded as Mr. Marshall
had assumed and his great speech pre-
senting them with 5 hundred million
dollars was received with icy silence
not so much as a handcelap or thank you.

They did not propose to settle for 5
hundred million dollars when Uncle

LOCKJAW OR TETANUS |
IN LIVESTOCK

__ Mules and horses are unusually
susceptible to this disease. Other
' livestock and people also can be in-
fected with the germ that causes lock-
jaw but not as readily as workstock.

The germ is usually introduced by
a penetrating wound as results from a
jab from a stick, or a pitchfork, a nail
puncture or a deep wound. There-
fore, any animal receiving such a
wound should be given lockjaw anti-
toxin to protect it against infection,

Affected animals become stiff, un-
able to eat or drink and often die even
though given the best treatment by a
competent veterinarian.

Just before the war a French vet-
erinarian, Dr. Ramon, developed a
method of immunizing animals against
tetanus. This method worked so well
that it was adopted by the Medical
Corps and all the boys in the service
were given this treatment. Properly
treated animals are immune for a year
after which they should be given a
booster dose.

Many veterinarians are immuniz-
ing animals against lockjaw when they
administer the annual dental exam
and deworming to workstock.Con-











tributed by Georgia Veterinary Assn.



Jutlook For 1948 Crop

Sam was handing out billions to Leves
Brothers, Unilever, Italy, ete.

To eap the climax, the Progressiva
Party (Whatever that is) staged &
revolution while Mr. Marshall and his
delegation were in the State House at
Bogota, overturned the government and
almost overturned the Capitol; broke
out the windows and destroyed the
furniture, ete. But since Mr. Marshall,
who was Chief of Staff of the country;
at the time, canngt remember where he
was when the Japs attacked Pearl Har-
bor, he will probably not be able to re-
member where he put the 5 hundred
million dollars.

Seventh grade school children would
have known that you could not give
away these billions of dollars in Europe
without the balance of the world being
handed out some more billions, but Con-
gress and the President seem to think

that there is no limit to the amount of

printing press money they can give
away and charge it up to the American
people. They are bleeding America
white before America gets into another
war. What is America going to do if it
is bled white and gets into a war? Since
the American taxpayers are furnishing
the money and the farm equipment to
develop Africa, it seems that the people
of South America might legitimately,
claim the same treatment. According to
figures recently released by the govern-
ment, imports into this country of oils
and fats by the International Oil and
Fats Combinations, have increased from
600 million pounds to 2 billion pounds,
an increase of 300 per cent in two years,
During that time, big hogs on the Chi-
cago market have sold for 9 and 10
cents per pound less than hogs weighing
180 to 240 pounds. This was because
the lard in these hogs had to compete
with foreign vegetable oil. It does not
seem like we need to worry too much
about what Russia or any other foreign
country is going to do to us. It seems
we can depend on Congress and our own
President to destroy this country.

I hope the leaders of the farm organi-
zations of this country will wake up
some of these days and see what they,
have done by supporting Reciprocal
Trade Agreements, world commodity;
price agreements, Geneva Charters,
world banks, ete. After a while, it will
be too late.

TOM LINDER,
Commissioner of Agriculture












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SECOND-HAND

- MACHINERY FOR SALE

SECOND HAND

MACHINERY FOR SALE



controlled Bull
Ford Fergu-
son Tractor, never been used,
$50. H, E. Stone, Smyrna.

Allis-Chalmers W. C. Tractor,
power lift, take off, lights, 7
fi. mower, combination 2 row
layofi and subsoil plow 26 in.,
8 disc Bush and Bogg harrow,
Oliver Superior 8 row Grain
Drill, fert. attach. Located at

Buford. Shown only by appoint-







ment.
-B. U. Bowman, Smyrna.

Write or phone 241M.

Allis-Chalmers B Tractor,
power take off, complete cul-
tivators for same, $850.00; Far-
mall Tractor, Model A, all Ist.
class cond. Reasonable. Harvey
Griffin, Americus, Friendship

Rd.

1H Turner, Spring Tooth Har-
row, Farm Bell and other farm
fools. H. C. Camp, Hapeville,
393 Waters Ave. Phone Ca.

* 4231.
Farmall H Tractor, tiller
planter, cultivator, scoop, seed

box for tiller,
used very. little,
Avery, LaGrange,
St.

No. i10 IHC Mountable 2
Row All Grain Planter,
@s new, Fert. attachments,
mountable on Farmall A and
B Tractors. Sell or exe. for
Wheat Drill of tractor size. B.
-E. Hale, Chicamauga, Rt. 2.

Ford Ferguson Tractor, exc.
econd., with planters, front and
rear cultivators, dbl. sec. har-
zow, two 14 in. bottom plows,

$2500. R. M.
206 Church

14 ft. weeder, 4 row cotton
duster, peanut plows, disc
scoop, power take-off, pulley |
and other equip. H. Alton!

Tucker, Bonaire, Rt. 2.

Intl. off set Orchard Harrow
for sale at my barn. Gordon
Nixon, Senoia, RFD 2.

Dbl. Sec. Smoothing Harrow,

46-18, McCormick - Deering,
practically new, $160. FOB my
farm. J. T. Gibson, Decatur,

1000 S. Candler Rd. Phone 2258.

1924 model Fordson Tractor,
Reconditioned last spring, iron

. wheels, $65. my place. J. Clay,

Ewin Clack, Augusta,

f


Gray, Rt. 1.

Set Sears Elec. Milkers, with
units and all equip. for dairy. |
me. cond. Make offer. Mrs.
Rt.2 1
Box 420.

W. C. Allis Chalmers Tractor
Es some other. equip. at my

tm, Sam Porterfield, Daniels-
wile, Ri. 1.

drag harrow,.

good,

6 ft. -Reaper and _ Binder,
cheap. Claud H. Yearwood, Ma-
con, Rt. 6.

2 H Turner Chattanooga 63,
4 ft. Cultivator Plow, $15. for
both at my place. June Davis,
Dahlonega, Rt. 4.

McCormick- -Deering Nosis326
Mowing Machine, 5 ft. Ist.
class cond., $50. my place. Roy
O. Tankersley, Appling.

F-30 Farmall AC Alcrop
Combine, J, D. 6 Dise Tiller
and Seeder, 7 ft. Dbl. Sec. Case
Harrew, 20 in. Disc. No letters.
R. J. Henderson, 1305 Willing-
ham Dr, Egan.

John Deere Combine, 12 A,
6 ft, combined 8 acres; other
equip., perfect cond., $900. T. H.
Hardie, Gordon.

Oliver Grain Master Combine,
6 ft., practically new, used lit-
tle last year. Write. J. T. Whit-
aker, Brooklet, Rt. 1.

Williamson Stump Puller,
complete with -heavy cable. C.
E. Bailey, Cobb. (Sumter Co).

J. D. Model D. Tractor, Ist.
class cond., No. 3 Intl. Tiller,
5 ft. McCormick-Deering Com-
bine with motor, used very lit-
tle. Sell or trade for small
tractor with equip. V. C. Po-
well; Wrightsville, Rt. 3.

Allis -Chalmers, All
|Harvester No. 60, Ist. class
|cond., $500.. Dont write. See.
|Hubert M. Parker, Plains/

Allis-Chalmers Tractor, 2
row planters, cultivators, 6
row dusting machine; 6 disc til-

Crop



les, wagon, mowing machine;
2 of ea. Burgess cultivators,
|weeders, cotton scales, and 2

|very heavy mules, other farm
tools and equip. Mrs. Herbert
Breedlove, Bishop.



SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED



Want M or H Farmall, Ford
or John A Tractor, planters,
cultivators, tiller and harrow.
F. B. Jackson, Wrightsville.

| Want good Farmall Hor
\John Deere B, Case S.C. or
|W. C. Allis-Chalmers Tractor
with all equip. Maybe interest-
ed in smaller size if reason-
able. C. D. eos Ameri-
cus. Rta 2.

Want good used set culti-
vators for John Deere H. Trac-
tor. Advise. J. T. Atkins, Ball
Ground, Rt. 2.



7 be a
i SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED

| MACHINERY -





Want cultivator, planter, and
for WAC. Case
Tractor. GC; iB. Milner, * Shiloh.

gant Bush* and Boge Tractor





River. _(Dade Co.).

Want: a small Gite:

Separator. AH letters ans. H.

ae

Want 1H Turner,
tributor
State price. Maggie Lee Grant,
Cedartown, Rt. 1, Box 162. .

Want planting and fertilizer
equip. for Farmall B Tractor
with power lift -control. Don
Rivenbank, Metter.

Want 2 H riding cultivator,
4 or 6 plows (not disc), good

Guano Dis-

cond., or one that can be re-
paired without too much ex-
pense. All letters ans. H. W.

Criswell, Macon, 107 Cleveland
Ave. Phone 5439-R.

Want Rotary Hoe, good work-
ing cond. State make, width
and price. Frank H. Redwine,
Jr., Palmetto, Rt. 1.

Want W. C. Allis-Chalmers
or Farmall H Tractor, lights,
starter, power lift, all culti-
vating equip., also Tandem disc
harrow and Athens Tiller. Must
be worth the price. R. C. Hol-
loway, Manchester. POB 105.
Phone 45.

Want Small 2nd. hand Com-
bine in good shape. F. A.
Wright, Talking Rock, Rt. 1.

Want cultivators, planters
and distributors for Model C
Allis-Chalmers Tractor, also
Grist Mill. Advise fully includ-
ing shipping cond. Lewis T.
Whitehead, Bishop, RFD 1.7

Want, cultivator, planter and



| fertilizer attachments for VAC

Case Tractor. B. Milner,

Shiloh.
Want large air cooled gas

c:

engine, 9 to 30 HP, preferably

a Wisconsin, motor for use on

tractor. Write. T. M. Nichols,.
Moultrie, Rt. 5.
Want Fert. distributor for

Avery Walking Cultivator, -in
good cond. C. S. Bass, Eastman,
Rt. 2, Box: 163.

Want 8 ft. Grain Binder,
good cond., preferably Inter-
national. A. S. Gibson, Thomas-
ton.

Want cultivators for J. Deere.
B. Tractor, in good cond. S..O.
Sitton, Summerville, Rt. 3.

Want 2 row planters and dis-
tributors, hand lift, for model
A Farmall Tractor at once for
cash. C. J. Brown, Fitzgerald,
Rt. 3

Want 2 dise tiller for small
John Deere Tractor. Give cond.
and pest cash; price; Also 2 or:
-4-R cotton duster. W. F. Roesel,
Haralson, Box 36.

Want a good Riding Culti-
vator with equip. cheap for
cash. Edsel Smith,-Baxley, Rt.;
4,

Want large tractor with har-
rows and tiller for cash. Pre-

fer Allis-Chalmers or Farmall.

H. N. Watts, Felton, Rt. 1.

Exc. one 62 Chattanvoga
Turn Plow for Oliver Goober
er will buy Oliver and _ sell
mine. J. A. Kell, Rome, 208
Natn] City Bank.

Want Farmall M_ Tracior,
goed cond. with or without cul-
tivating equip. J. C. Lowery,

Savannah, 1106 East 33rd St.
Phone 30477.
Want set of new or ~-used

planters for H Farmall Tractor,
late model. 'See: O. J. Perdue,
Matthews, RFD 1.

Want hand iift; planters,
fertilizer attachment, and
planters for Farmall A Tractor,
good eond. Advise. Chas. E.
Harris, Point Peter.

Want Lynching 27: Plow, Cole
Corn Planter with. fertilizer at-
tachment. in good cond., rea-
sonable price. Po A, Burnette,



|Greensboro, Rt 1, Box 142.

t

Seman ratte x

Hepa. Prefer THC 22 in. disc.
Advise. Robert L. Ross, Head

Disc ey
G. McDonald, Carnesville, Rt. |

and Cotton Planter.

LRt.



Want syrup kettle, to -100 gal.
Cap., geend.,

want Gives and pla planters
(one or both) for F-12 Farmall
Tractor. eS. Barber, Rebecca,



2242 Jonesboro Rd.

for late model Farmall Tractor,
also Plow, 10 or 18 in. Bottom,
for late model J. D. Tractor. G.
W. Bryant, Hahira, Rt. 1.

Want 1 row Farmall or other
tractor to use for parts or one

and middle buster for 1 row
LA John Deere Tractor. A. UL.
Pace; Rockmart, Rt;

Want Disc Plow for La. John
Deere Tractor; Also have Ford-
son Tractor and Plow to exc.

or sell. R. F. Dewberry Jr.,. Ac-
worth, Rez.
Want TD 40 Intl. Crawler

type Tractor that is ready for
junk, for parts. C. M. Miller,
Camilla.

Want 1 Henkel Lespedeza
Combine to be attached to
mower, no junk. Rouel Jenkins,
Danielsville.

Want planters and distribu-
tors for -Model B- Farmall
Tractor, in Ist. class cond. Ruel
Standridge, Commerce.

Want planters, and guano
distributors for Farmall B 2
Row Tractor. Geo. G. eeharas
Thomson, Rt. 2.

Want planters and guano at-
tachment for Model H John
Deere Tractor, new or used. E.
|W. Steed, Winder, Rt. 4,

Want fertilizer attachment
for A Farmall Tractor. Curtis
Welch, Ranger, Rt. 1.

Want Garden Tractor. Rdvive
particulars. L.. W. Warlick, Col-.
lege Park.

Want 2H Acme Harrow wish
in 100 mi. here. P. H. Wileman,
Atlanta, 709 Penn Ave. N. E. ~

Want John Deere A, late year
model Tractor, with _ starter,
lights and hydraulie lift. C. C.
Patrick, McDonough, Rt. 3.

Exc. two. 60 Saw Lummus
Gins, Dbl. Box Press, Suction,
Steel Lint Flues, for good!-
Tractor. R. D. Howser, Dawson-
ville.

Want planter aa guano dis-
tributor both for H John Deere
2 Row Tractor. J. J. Palmer,
Tennille. ~

Exe. Studebaker 2 H wagon
in first class cond., for good,
any make, 1 H wagon. R. A.
Cunningham, Marietta. Rt. 4.

Want garden tractor in any

that can be fixed up. L. A.
Powers, Griffins Rt. C.
Want planter, distributors, |.

-}old chicks, $10

| Gas Floor Type















Want fentes and ead drill},














































berta, Rt 2. :
% * oe
_ Elec. 3350

cond. also See :
eggs, $165. FOB. u
gia State Prison, :

1200 Egg cap. El
ic Oakes Incubato:
Whitten, Lithonia,
Phone Lithonia 44

_, 50. Cap. Elec. Bro
2 seasons, Cannot
Bailey, Powder

34 in. dia. cap. ;
as new, at my h
No checks.. No s
Lee Williams, Loeu

Sears c
300 cap. Sell cheap
Hall, Reynolds, Rt.

Incubator, 600. egg
H. L: Wilson, Stone
Rt,<2; ay
Super Hateh ms
150 egg cap.,-a or!
at my home. Will not
P. B. Stephens, Lit
Box. 18.

7200 cap. Elec.
brooders, 750 es
good cond., 55
cutt, Alma.

Elec. ieoadee
. Litt
cap., oil burner, $5. Wy
away, Decatur, (

Dr. DE 8032



Elec. Incubator,
good cond., $12.50 a
Frank Barford, :
Moreland Ave. Ss.

Oil Burning Hot
cubator, 150-200 ge

sale cheap. Gives good
Mrs. W. H. Story,
2, Box 63.

Want. small |
cubator, ]
Little Brown Hen ~~
make. State pric













Ten 500 Cape.

Burning Incubat
winter, $150. or $18.
Strickling, Pembrok

3500 cap. Elec. and

some poultry equip. U





cond., Prefer Kinkade or any
small make, cheap for cash.
Mrs. Opal Davenport, Ander-
sonville. Rt. 2.

Want cultivator, planter and
distributor, good. cond., for 1947
John Deere B Tractor, reason-
able, Joe E. SREY, LaFayette.
4,

Want Cider Mill, good work-
ing. cond. B. W. Farrar, Sue?
merville, Box 212.

Want heavy Caterpillar (Dies-
el Powered, Hydraulic Bull
Dozer) Tractor. Water wheel,
steel or wood, over or under
shot, Jarge or small. Turbine of
size to generate power for
mountain orchard and farm.
Care Black Rock Orchard on
Black Rock Mountain. L. C.
Mandeville, Clayton.

Want J. D. horse drawn corn
planter with fertilizer attach-
ment. N. R. Mooney, Quill.

Want set planters and culti- 1.
vators for late model Farmall |.

Like new at half pric
Beers, Newnan. ;















Lemon lilies and |
3 doz. 25e. Add pos

ae Leaf Pine, N
crabapple, . magn
myrtle, pag hd
















Mrs. J. e Combs, ' 00:
Rt. 2.

' Yellow narciasus -
Alfred jonquils, $2.. Oe
ofange day lilies, $1. do
low cannas, 6, $1.00; pu
bena,and hoarhound;
Martha ce I



A Traetor, in good cond. J A.
Dobbins, Hiram, Rt 1. fe



















ybrids, exc.
Is. 2nd season,
nice . planting
Exp. Col. also

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vy, white Fall Pinks,
Altheas, 30c ea;
ted, 75c ea; daf-
nquils, Si-O, :
ic doz; lemon lilies,
rcissi, 50c doz.
oF Bell Moss,
Rt. ee


























$1. doz;







oan size, 1 mi. city limits. 6, 4 and 3R.
Mums, Blue Si- houses, barn (weevil tight
Oc doz; $5. C; cribs), Tobacco barn, other
Hibiscus, Oak) small bidgs. city lights and

gea, Sweet Peas,|\Water. 70 A. cultivation, fenced
50c; 3 each: Glads, pasture. Timber, Pecan. and
, Red Hot Poker,| other Fruit trees, $20,000. Mrs.
aris, 60c. eae M. F. Gaddis, Quitman, Box

illis Grindle, |' 427. :



















hrysanthemums,
Pink, Bronze, Yel-
rariegated, field:

1 doz. Prepaid;











Sl per ae unlabel-
on, many colors, and
large bulbs, 15, $1;)
s Vaughn, Dun-|
6614 Peachtree-

Daisey, 1 yr., $1.50
Gaillardia, Feverfew |
oisa Pink and Lav.
Pinks (mixed),
60c. doz; White
Hybrid Amaryllis
$1.10; 50c ea. Mrs
ms. Washington, Rt.





























oe 60c doz; Milk
Lilies, 20c ea; also }.
25c ea. Add postage,
E. Wooten, Camilla.

le Thrift, good roots,
King Alfred- Daffodils
halias, Apr. Narcissus,
White King Iris, $2 C.
ooming size bulbs not
Add postage. Mrs. Hat-|.
Huff, Philomath.

aradise, "15c ea; Pink
50 OZs DbL. Day Lily,
White and Yellow Jon-
Dbl Butter and Eggs,
Blue Roman Hyacinths,
; Miss Mattie McCurly,
Pate eek

Laurels, Honeysuckles,
ak Orange, 1-212 ft.
Trailing Arbutus, 50
Dogwood, Poplars, Cedars,
erry and Plum, $1 doz;
Peachtrees, Blue

ily bulbs, $1 doz. Mrs.
our, Lula, Rt.11.













































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ERS AND SEED

ed 2 Barberry with red
or 4 Cape Jasmine,
, 1 White, 1 Yellow or
Monthly Rose, all 2-4
. Pay cash or exc Mis-
and Everbearing Straw-
plants. Mrs. John R.
ockmart, Rt-3,



LAND FOR SALE

TION NOTICES:
, good 7 R_ house,
ump in well, 41/2 mi
ia; and 46 A. Woodland,
Cornelia. Both on
road; convenient
factory and Chico-
unite Plant. School and
and mail by door.
e, Cornelia, Star Rt.

arm, no houses, run-
, partly fenced,
mber, $850.00; also 275)
R. house, running
ut 200,000 ft. saw
for stock farm-

ioe

Ga, on Tickonetley River, 2-1/2
mi. Roy Post Office, 12 mi. El-

pasture and 5 good

cotton or three-fourths ton pea-
nuts per acre.
plenty open land, out-bldgs.,
Peach and 17
pleaty young Pine timber.
give away price, $2,250.00. J.
M.

10 rooms, 2 halls, 2 baths, Wire
for elec.,
-smoke-house,
; | try. house and lot. 5 mi. Dalton,

. yards. from paved highway, 2;

| moss

-|ready,

to

or}ed, full count, ready April 20;



335 A. in Gilmer Co., North

ijay.. Fair house, good Bottom
springs.

183 x good land, make bale
4 R. nous

ae
At

Pecan

Day, Rochelle.

100 A. farm on paved Hwy.,

Two acres land, new house,

3 porches, .
woodshed, Poul-
school bus. and mail Rt., * 300

mi. churches and school. Jerry
AEs Crow, Dalton, Rt. 4.

200 A. farm, Dodge Co., about
half in cultivation, other halt
-} timber, turpentine, saw mill
and pulp wood. -High school
bus and Mail route; driving dis-
tance College. 2 houses. Elec.
available. Mrs. C. B._ Rozar,
Eastman, Care. Ww. CL Rozar. ;

PLANTS FOR SALE

TF

Govt. insp. and treated Pur-
ple and Copperskin P. R. Po-
tato Plants, $4. M. Del. Good
plants, Prompt shipment. L. C.
Lightsey, Sereven, Rt. 1.

Klondike Strawberry, 200, $1.,
$4. M; Cabbage, 200, 60c 400,
$1.00; $2. M. Del. C. W. Smith,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Genuine govt. insp. and
treated P. R. Potato Plants, Red
and Pink Skin, $4. M; Ready in
April. Good plants, and good
count. Prompt shipment. Omar
Lightsey, Serven, Rt. 2.

Copperskin Sweet Potato
Plants, 100 to hill, govt. insp.,
5 M. and up, $3.50 M. Calif.
Wonder Sweet Pepper, and
Rutger Tomato Plants, $3.50
M. Ready in April or May. R.
J. Boatright, Mershon.

Chas. and Early Jersey Cab-
bage, 30c C;, 500, $1.25; "$1.75
M. for 5000 up. Full count,
Prompt shipment. Charles A.
Gibbs, Abbeville, Rt. 2.

Marglobe, Rutger, New Stone,
Pritchard Tomato Plants, open
field grown; wilt resistant,
packed, prompt del.
ready Apr. 26, $2. M;. $1. 35,
500. PP. Marvin E, Keene, Ab.
beville.

Marglobe, New Stone, Prit-
chard and Rutger Tomato, open
field grown, wilt resistant,
ready Apr. 26, moss packed,
prompt del., $2. M; 500, $1.35.
PP. L. H. Keene, Abbeville.

Govt. insp. PR and LA Cop-
perskin Sweet Potato Plants,
$2.50 M. R. N. Redmond, Pel-
ham,.Rt. I.

Marglobe Tomato Plants, now
Toots mossed,
$3.50 M. Heys, M. O.





exp. col.,
Carter, Baxley.

Marglobe Tomato Plants, $3.-
50 M. Exp. Col. Roots mossed
and crated. Ready Apr. 10th.
H. L. Williams, Baxley. -

~ Real Everbearing Strawberry
Plants, $2. C. Berries in 60
days and bear until frost. Eli
Pressley, Jasper, Rt. 2.

Rutger and Marglobe To-
mato,$ 2. M; Ruby King Sweet
Pepper, and Cayenne Hot, $3.
1M. Mrs. J. W. Powell, Graham.

Govt. insp. Copperskin P. R.
Plants, feom vine cutting, roor-

$3.25 M: Booking orders now.

perskin Potato Plants,
insp., $4. M. April,
June shipment. Booking orders
now; Also Chas. W. and Flat

F. Williams, Alma .

| berry, $4. M; $2.50, 500, Klon-
dike, $3. M; $2.00, 500; -Or exc.
for white or print sacks.
plants, for 4 prints or 5 white.
Mrs. Guy Crowe, Cumming, Rt.
ate :

bunches, $1. doz. PP. Miss Ma-

ville,

garage, |Sacks-

.OQuinn, Odum.

| Calif.

crated, ,



PLANTS FOR SALE

CORRECTION: Pure Cop-

State

May, and

or or buy 500|Reasonable price. See. L. H. EJ-|Dutch Cabbage Plants, frost-}Gooseberries, $1.25 doz. Moss
8, rooted. Jos. | lis, Roy. proof, 500, $1.00; $1.50 M; 5000|packed. Mrs. M. L. Eaton, Dah-
dy Springs. up, $1. M. Prompt shipment. E.|lonega, Rt. 1.

Improved Mastodon Straw-

100

Peppermint Plants, large size

bel Parr,

Everbearing Strawby plants
long xvoots, large producer, firm
with sugar flayor, require lit-
tle care, $6. M. Add postage.
Mrs. Charles Stowers,
Mies

- Tomato Plants to sell tor
cash or exc. for print or white
, Write first. Mrs. E: D.
Wainwright, Offerman.
Marglobe Tomato Plants, now
ready,. $2, 50 M. Del; Also pook-
ing orders for P. RB. Potato
Plants, govt. insp. and treated,
$4. Ready in. April. Mrs. Hester

Reynolds.

Marglobe and Rutger Tomato
Plants, now ready, $2.50 M;
Govt.. insp. PR Potato plants,
Ruby King and Pimiento Pep-
per, $3. M. Ready, May Ist. Miss |
Florence OQuinn, Odum, Rt. 2.

1 doz. bunches Red Multiply-
ing Onion Plants, from fall set-,
ting, ranging from 40-80 small
plants, each, 10c.ea. PP any-'
where in Ga. All for $1. MO
or cash. 8c at my door. C. Oo.
Howell, Pelham, Rt. 2.

Marglobe Tomato Plants,
strong -and well rooted, open
field grown, $2. M. Del to 3rd
zone. W. G. OQuinn, Surrency,
Rises :

Sage Plants, nice, 15, $1.
Small orders accepted. Prompt
del. Mary Lois McDaris, Can-
ton, Rt. 3. /

Marglobe, Rutger,
more Tomato,
ground grown,
/paper wrapped,
ling, quick . service, $2.25 M;.
500, $1.50. Special prices on
large lots. George W. Gaff,
Fitzgerald, Rt. 1. ;

Marglobe, Pritchard, New
Stone and Rutger Tomatoes,
wilt resistant, open field, ready
Apr. 26, $1.35, 500; $2. M. Bu-
ford C. Keene, Abbeville.
Large quantity Marglobe To-
mato Plants, 50c C; 300 thou-.
sand ready by Apr. ist.; And
Wonder Sweet Pepper,
$1. C; $3.75 M; Ready. by Apr.
10th. Add postage. All moss
packed. I. T. Gamble, Bristol,
Rt. 1, Box 42.

_ Chas. W. and Marion Market
Cabbage, Marglobe ard Rutger
Tomato Plants, $1.75 M. Special
price 25 M. lots. Prompt. ship-
ment. B. F. Mallard, Savannah,
Rt- 1:2 Box 3/18:

Marglobe and New. Stone
Tomato, stocky plants, $1.75 M;
3 M up, $1.60 M. Ready. Pre-
paid, Paul Lightsey, Screven.

Open grown Chas. W. Cab-
bage Plants, 30c ; 500, $1.00;
$1.75 M. PP. Moses Davis, Mil-
ledgeville, Rt. 5, Box 126.

~Govt. insp, Red, Yellow Skin

and Balti-
stocky, - new
_ moss
careful hand-

PR Plants, $4._M. Del. Ready.
No. checks. George Griffis,
Screven. i

Chas. and Early Jersey Cab-
base and Bermuda _ Onion
plants, 300, $1.00; 500, $1.25;
$1.75 M. Del. R. Chanclor, Pitts.

Govt. insp. and treated Pink

Skin PR Potato Plants, ready,
$4. M. Del. L. L. Lightsey,
Surrency, Rt. 2.

Kudzu Crowns, oaks 1 and
on yrssxold,. $2: Cc: 500, $7.00;
$12.50 M; 5 M or more, $10. M,

ville, Rt. 2.

Peppermint, Speleeins Lem-
on Balm, 25c doz. Damp packed.





R. L. Strickland, Bincksient,
304,




Mastodon Strawberry,
500, $4.50; Catnip, 3:lm, 6, 30c;
Peppermint, 25, 25c; Red, Black |
Everbearing Raspberry, Gardeti

ing, size, 85c doz; Wild Straw-
berry, 3 doz.,
der Half Runner Bean Seed, 3
cups,
Nancy Henderson, Ellijay, Rt.
3, Box. 49:

sell at beds, $2.50 M;
$2.75 M. Ready May 1.
Annie Moore,

govt.

Sutrrency, Rt. 2.
Gaines-,|

Ave.,

Break ODay, Bonnie Best, 60c
C; $2. M; Ruby King, Pimiento

Hundred lots

Graham.
Strawberry Plants, large,
early, heavy croppers, 50c C;

Abs.

packed, |

Nicholls, RFD 1.

-|No Shecks. C. D. Crow, Gaines--

PLANTS FOR SALE _

Red Gold, Gem Everbearing
Sieees

Mt. Huckleberry Plants, bear-
85c; White Ten-

$1. Add postage. Mrs.

Treated P. R.. Potato Plants,
Ship,
Mrs.
Junction City.

- PR and Copperskin Potato,
insp. and treated, $4. M..

Good count. Ike Tomberlin,

Field grown Tomato Plants,
one of best varieties, ready, 15c
doz. Willy McCain, 155 W. Lyle
College Park.

Red, Yellow PR Potato, $3.
M; Marglobe, Stone, Rutger,

Sweet Pepper, 60c C; $2.50 M..
prepaid: thou-
sands not prepaid. Ivy Brewer,

$4.50 M; Brown Fig Sprouts,
50c ea; White Tender Half
Runner Garden and Black Pole
Bean Seed, 35c cup. Exc. for|
sacks. No chks. Add postage.
Gladys Duran, Cumming, Rt. 1.
Early bearing strawberry, 50c
C; 500, $2.25; Ga. Collard, 25c
C; Red Speckled Crowder Peas,
White Blackeyed, 30c 1b; 10
$2.75; Purple Globe Turn-
ips, Ga. Collard Seed, 90c Ib.
Add postage. No checks. Mattie
Duran; Cumming, Rt. 1. ~

'Marglobe Tomato Plants, now
ready, $3. M; Sweet Pepper,
$3.50 M. Moss packed. Joe Med-
ders, Baxley, Rt. 1, Box 3.

Chas. W., and Flat Dutch
Cabbage, now ready, 500, $1.00;
$1.50 M; 5000 and up, $1. M.
State insp. PR Potato, $3.50 M.
Start shipping April 15. J. L
Rigdon, Alma, Rt. 1.

Cert. Missionary Strawberry
Plants, $1. C. PP. No chks. Tom
Kittle, Carrollton.

PR Potato Plants, $3. M.
Guar. full count, govt. insp.
No checks. Homer Worth,

Cert. Potato Slips, Red. White
and Early Triumph, $4. M; Red,
Yellow PR, $3. M; Pepper,
Calif. Wonder, Ruby King, $2.25
M; Rutger and Marglobe To-
mato, $2.00 M. Buddie Ellis,
Graham.

Govt. insp., treated PR Po-
tato, seed grown, from vine
cutting, $3.50 M. Del. No chks.
Prompt shipment. J. B. Aycock,
Surrency, Rt. 2.

Marglobe Tomato, ready Apr.
15, $1.25, 500; $2.25 M. Moss
packed. Full count. No orders
less 500. No checks nor stamps.
Mrs. M. G. OBerry, Surrency.
La. Copperskin.and Ga. PR
Potato, State insp., 500, $1.50;
$3. M; Tomato Plants, 500, $1.-
25; $2.25 M; Bermuda Onion,
Chas. W., Gopenhagen and
Marion Market Cabbage, 500,
75c; $1. M. No checks.
Hamby, Valdosta.

CORRECTION:

2-3 yr. Kudzu Crowns, $2. C;
500, $8.00; $15. M; 5 M_ up,
$12.50 M. E. O. Patterson, Wa-
co, Rt. 2.

Marglobe and Rutger Tomato
Plants, now ready, $2.25 M; Red
and pink Skin PR Potatoes,
govt. insp., $4. Del. Ready. John
T. OQuinn, Surrency, Rt. 2.

Cert. PR Potato Plants, count,
quality guar., shipments through
Apr., May, June, $3. M. Mrs.
A. B. Williams, Alma.

Govt. insp. PR Potato plants,
$3. M; FOB. Ready. Full count.
Guar. Atlas Lightsey, Surrency,
Rt 2: :

P. -R. Potato Plants, govt.
insp. Prompt shipment, $4, M.

Plants, from vine cuttings by
the M. lot., unit one, $4.50. La.
$3.50 M; 10,000 or over, 50c off
Copperskin,
reg. price. Ready Apr.
MO. Roscoe Sullivan, Screven,
Rt.

15-May Ist. del. L. M. H. Schu--
man,
Ave.

govt.
del., :
Booking orders. Julian T. Todd,

Screven, Rt.

W. C212






Govt. insp. treated . Potate



















$4.00; Red Skin,

15. Send







L
700 yds. Tobacco Plants, Apr.

Lawton

Savannah, 311
La. Copperskin Potato plants,
insp., ready Apr. - May
$3.50 M; 5 M, $3. Prepaid.

Te

Open field grown anata
and Rutger Tomato, $2.50 M;
5000, $12. Moss packed. Full.
count. I. L./ Stokes, Fitzgerald.

Giant Artichoke Plants, very
prolific, large, 50c doz. Mrs. R.

J. Miller, Augusta, Rt. 37.
Finest Gem Everbearing
Strawberry Plants, $1.25 C;

Early Chas. W., Flat Dutch Cab- |
bage, 500, $1.25; Black Wainut,
Red Abundance, Blue Apricot |
Plum, Early Richmond Cherry,
Brown Turkey Fig, 3, $1. Mrs.
John Myers, Hartwell.

State insp. PR and La. Cop=-
perskin Sweet Potato Plants,
$2.50 M. Ready after Apr. 15.
C. R. Redmond, Pelham.

Yellow and White Bermuda
Onion Plants, (ready Apr: toy.
500, $1.00; $1.50 M; Chas. W. |
Cabbage, 500, $1. 00; $1.75 M.
PP. Solomon Dae Milledge-
ville, Rt. 5, Box 126. :

Broccoli, Brussels, Cauliflow-
er, Lettuce, Endive, Beets,
Swiss Chard, Kale, Carrots, To- a
matoes, Bermuda, Nest Onions,
Rutabaga, P. R. and Bunch Po-
tato Draws, 75c C. del.; $5. M;
Asparagus, Parsley and above
plants, 35c doz. Mrs. H. V.
Franklin, Register. :

1 acre plants, Marglobe io-
mato, 50c C; $3. M; Calif. Won-
-der pepper, $1. C. $4. M. Moss ~
packed. V. E. Smith, Bristol,
UUs ad SF

Cert. Imp. Vine P. R. potato |
plants, ready, $2.50 M. Pope A, ~
Gray, Camilla, Rt. 3, Box 211,

Gov. insp. treated Coppet- ;
skin potato plants, from vines,
$4. M. del. A. F. Sheffield, Be
rency. :

Copper Skin PB. Rk. petate =
plants, $4. M. C. E. Morris, Bax- 2s
ley. Rt. 2.

Marglobe tomato, open field
grown plants, moss packed,
$2.50 M; 500 for $1.75; Copen-
hagen cabbage, $2. M. Guar,
full count and propt shipment,
G. L. Steedley, Baxley. :

Cabbage and Onion Plants,
$1.50 M; Tomato and Pepper,
$3. M:; Tobacco, $3. M. Ready
now. Clifford Smith, Baxley,
Rt. 4. aes

Imp. Marglobe Tomato Plants,
ready, mossed packed, 50c ;
75c, 200; $2. M. Del. to 3rd.
Zone. J. F. Gruber, Odum, Rf,
Po





a

Chas., Early Jersey frostoreen
Cabbage, and Bermuda Onion
Plants, 300, $1.00; $2.25 M. Pre-
paid. Odis Conner, Pitts.

Chas. and Early Jersey Cabs |
bage, full count, 30c C; 500,
$1.25; $1.75 M; 5000 up,: $1.50
M. P. L. Gibbs, Abbeville, Rt.

Govt. insp. and treated Cop<
perskin Potato Plants, ready,
$5, Del. PP: A.J. Griffis; Bats
terson, Rt. 1, Box 42.

Govt. insp. PR Running Po~
tato Plants, $3.50 M. PP. S. M,
Blackston, Camilla, Rt. 3.

Chas. W. Cabbage Plants,
jarge, strong, 500, $1.00; $1. 15
M; Yellow Bermuda Onion, 500,
90c; $1.50 M. J. H.:-Davis, Mil+
ledgeville, Rt. 5.

. Rutgers Cert. Tomato Plants,
ready, $3. M. Moss packed. J. Li
Courson, Jr., Baxley, Rt. 1.

La. Copperskin Potato Plants,
cert,, $3.75 M; 5 M lots, $3.50
M; 10 M and above, $3, M; Mara
globe, Rutger and Pritchard
Tomato, $3. M. Moss: packed.
Apr., and May del. Prepaid, Ts,





Mrs. A. Eley, vee Bee
| Box 40. ; :



FOB, Wade: Aycock, Surrency.

N. Harrison, Patterson,







Me PLANTS FOR SALE



- SEED FOR SALE _










artwell, Rt. 1.

-M. C. E. Parrish, Adel.




- $1. C; Garlic, 10c bulb; $1.

oe

_ Sage Plants, 20c ea;
berry Bushes, $1.50;

- Bulbs, $1. doz; Blackhaw,
doz; Huckleberry Bush,















Mrs. Mae Turner,
Rt. 6.

Red Skin P. R. Potato,
insp. treated, ready
_ April, bunch plants,
Running vine var.,
Del. E. H. Hall, Arabi,

zg Genuine Marglobe
$2. M; Govt. imsp., treated
Skin PR Plants, seed from

$5.
Rie

32










_ Hartwell, Rt. 2.
: Cabbage Plants, Copenh

M; Tomato, ready Apr. 15,
500, $1.25;

Fitzgerald, Irwinville.
PR Potato,
proved Red or
Apr. and May del.,.
. G. Tyre, Bristol.

state insp.,
Yellow



Tomatoes, Rutgers and
globes, 45c C; $3.50 M.
Count, direct shipment.
--Pittman, pels -Rt. 4.

Kudzu Crowns, $1.50 C:

last

5000,

- Garden Sage plants, 25c ea.
zor $1. Mrs. Horace Suttles,

$10.

Large Missionary Strawberry,

doz.

Miss Cecil McCurley, Hartwell,

Goose-
Garlic

$1.25
75

_ doz.; Muscadine Vines, 25c ea.
Gainesville,

govt.
of
M;

$3.50 M.>

de

Tomato,

Red
vine

cuttings, $4. M. Del. Full count.
eg Ds Lightsey, Screven, Rites

; Marge Missionary Strawberry :
a Plants, $1. C; Catnip, Pepper-
mint, 75c doz; Garlic, 10c bulb;
$1. doz: Miss Mattie McCurley,

agen,

Clas. W., $1.25 M; 5 M up, $1.

Mar-

Baltimore and Rutger,
$2. M. Mossed roots.
Ship daily anGersatishy.= is ly

im-
Skin,
$15.

_ Fresh grown Cabbage Plants,
ready, 25 C; $1.50 M; White
Bermuda Onions, 35e C; $2. M;

Mar-
Full
Ottis



BED FOR SALE



































15c lb; Combine Milo,
Both. recleaned. FOB.
Green, Suwanee, Rt. 2.

22c Jb. shelled; Gatan
Rear, $5.50 bu. Recleaned.

ure Cannonball and

Tender Green Bunch
Seed, 35 pt. Exc. for
sacks in good cond. Mrs.
aH.
Pi beeips=, Black
Watermelon Seed, ~ 1947
from Cert. hand - saved
_ from choice melons, $1 lb.
W. H. Cromer, Ideal, tects

dand Small Pumpkin, and
_ Butterbean Seed. All 75

219 Columbine Drive.

bean for seed or eating,

Rt. 1.

Improved Cannonball

Jarger quantities.

Pure Honey Drip Cane
Clean, machine threshed,

_ Winston.

Halt Runner Bean, White
-eup for 1 print sack or 2

ineral Bluff, Rt. 1.

Cream Crowder Peas,
Add postage. Mrs.
Jey,

Half

Fred

Runner Bean

50c cup; 90c Ib; Also

Gainesville, Rt 2.

New Crop Hayseed

No. 2 Kobe Lespedeza Seed,
8c Ib.

Leo,

Good Va. Bunch Peanut Seed,

Soy
Clif-

ford a: Jones, Benevolence.
oe 1947 Seed, 4 lbs.

Fla.

jant, sound, $3 for the lot. A:
L. Hardin, White, Rt. 1. Box 62..

Bean)
print
Ben

Silver, Talking Rock, Rt. 1.
Diamond

crop,
seed,
FOB.

25 of each: Running summer}
Squash, Brothers Prolific Up-

4-B's

or Butlers Best, (Red Running)

seed

for 35c. W. E. Butler, Decatur,

1947 Mixed Bunch Butter-

hand

shelled, 50c lb. Add _ postage.
Mrs. L. R. Martin, Gainesville,

and

Black Diamond Watermelon
Seed, $1 lb. Special Prices on}
R. Ross An-
drew, Haddock, Rt. 1 Box 126.

Seed,
ripe,

we $5 bu. 15 lb. in small lots, No
dess than 10 lbs. Horace Darnell,

Early Pink Striped and White

Pole,

B5 large cup; Exc. for sacks, 1

cups

ae 3 white. Mrs. Lestie Barnes,

Okra Seed, 1947 crop, 70 lbs.
$8 bu:

Mos-

Brent, Rt. 2 Rea 82.

Seed;

Striped, 45c cup; 80c lb; White,

Col.

unch Butterbean Extra Large,
de lb. Mrs. Clara Bell Waldrip,

Bean,

seand and recleaned, $4.50 bu.
A. E. Ware, Marshallville.



Large Half Runner Bean

Seed for -30c cup. Not. PP. M.

G. Doss Canton, Rt. 1.

_ White Creaseback Bean Seed,
hand Shelled, 40c large cup.
Add. postage. No stamps. Millie
Woody, Pisgah, Star Rt.

Early White Tender Crease-
back Cornfield Bean Seed, 30c

Jarge cup; 50c lb. PP. No chks.

or stamps. W. H. Kimmons
Cartersville, Rt. 2.

Sev. hundred
Arizona certified, 1st yr., $8
CWT. Frank Redwine Jr.,
Palmetto, Rt. 1. _ =

Tender Hull White Half Run-
ner Bean Seed, weevil free.
sound, 40c cup; 3 cups, $1;
Spineles and Tall Okra Seed,
29= cup; -15 apkt- Mrs. Ay i:
Dodd, Hampton, Rt. 2.

White and Striped Tender
Half Runner Garden Bean, 35ce
large cup; White and Col.
Bunch butterbeans, 35c Ib.
Hand Shelled and weevil free.
Add Postage. Mrs. P. A. Burn-
ette, Greensboro, Rt. 1.

Mammoth Russian Sunflower
seed, 95c gal. Mrs. L. D. Elli-
ott, Lavonia, Ret

Ibs. Hegari

342 lbs. Velvet Okra, in pt.
bag, 40c. lb. Exe. for sound
White Bunch Butterbean or
Half Runner Tender Snap.
Also exec. few Watson Stone
Mt. Watermelon for genuine
Black Lee Seed. S. G. Rogers,
Pembroke. :

25 lbs. Striped Half Runner

Bean Seed, weevil treated, 50c
lb. Add postage. Mrs. Charlie
Buffington, Lavonia, Rt. 2.

70 lbs. Cannonball Water,
melon, 60c lb; over 25 lbs., 50c
Ib. Hand selected. Joseph A.
Farmer, Milledgeville, Rt. 2.

Okra Seed, 50c qt; 30c pt
PP. Alvin Samples, Dawson-
ville, Rt. 1.

30 lbs. Cannonball Water-

melon, selected from large ripe
melons, $1 lb. F. J. Farmer
Milledgeville, Rt. 2. Box 168.

Pure White Multiplying On-
ions, 60c gal. Add postage. Mrs.
Edgar R. King, Norwood; Rt. 2.

Striped Half Runner Bean

Seed, guar. tender, 40c cup; 70c;

Ib; in 5 lb. lots, 65c lb; Dyna-
mite Popcorn, 25c Ib. Del.

Kobe Lespedeza, recleaned,

-22c lb. FOB farm. J. T. Gibson,

Decatur, 1000 S. Candler
Rt. 1. Phone Cr. 2258.

Mosleys Sagrain, makes 100

Ra.

bu., 5 tons fine forage, and 40

bu. Grain per acre; grow any
kind of land. Good for hogs,
cows, poultry. $1 gal.; $12.50
per hun. COD. E. M. Mosley,
Decatur 639 Sycamore Dr.
Phone De. 7067.

Old time White Half Runner
Beans, 40c large cup. Exc. for
print sacks, 1 cup, for 1 sack.
Add postage. Mrs. Lester Phil-
lips, Royston, Rt. 1.

Carefully selected Everbear-
ing Okra Seed, to close out, 40c
lb. PP. William T. Wynn, Mil-
ledgeville, Box 535.

200 bu. Hastings Syrup cane
seed, $3 bu. G. W. Poole, Ash-
Jand. Rt. 1.

1947 White Bunch Butter-
beans 35c large cup; White
Velvet. Okra Seed, 30c cup. PP.
Money or MO. No Stamp. Mrs.
English Roach, Royston, Rt. 1:

Multiplying Calif. Beer Seed,
25c per start 2 starts. 45e Send
stamped addressed envelope.
a Lou Ella Green, Smyrna,

i525

Williams Cane, fine for sor-
ghum, seed, 25c lb. 3 lbs., 60c;
6 Ibs, $1; 30 lbs., $3.75 Post-
-paid. Cressa L. Stone, Adairs-
ville. Rt. 2.

Chas W. and Early Dutch
Cabbage Seed, $1.60 lb; 3 lbs,
$4.50; Marglobe and New Stone
Tomato, $1.40 lb; White and
Striped Half Runner Beans, 3
cups, 50c. Lee Crow, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2 Box. 143.

Dwarf Early Green Okra
Seed, sound, 1947 crop, 50c Ib.
PP. R. F. Short, Moultrie, Rt. 4.

Nest Egg, Martin and Darn-
ing Gourd Seed, 30 for 10c; or
large pkt. 8 var. gourds, 25c;

Also few Martin Gourds, 25

ea. lots of six or over.. Leah|
McBryant, Fitzgerald, Rt. 3.

days)
P packet

"Seed, $2 lb. Mrs.

2



White Blackeyed Peas, 20c
cup; Big Sunflower, 25 cup; 3
cups, 70c; Big Tender Garden
Half Runner Bean, 45c cup;
Old fashion Speckled and
White Cutshorts, Cornfield, 35c

cup. Add postage. Mrs. as
Cloninger, Ellijay, Rt. al.
Three-fourths Jb. | Perkins

Okra Seed, 75c; 1 lb. Ky. Pole
Beans, 40; 6< Ibs:
Green Pod Bunch Beans, 40c
lb. PP. G. M. Mosely, Menlo.

White and Col. Half Runner | <

Bean, 45 cup. PP. Mrs. H. C.
Reece, Oak Hill.

White and Col. Half Runner,
White Cornfield and 6 wks,
Garden Beans, -
Mrs. M. P. Forrester, Cartecay.

Pure Pride of Ga. Water-
melon (ripe watermelons in 60

4A size) | 50c: Cols
Bunch Butterbeans, 45c Tb. ia
N. Carson, Griffin, Rt. C.

White Garden Bunch Bean
Seed, guar. tender, heavy
bearing, hand Shelled, 50 cup.
Mrs. Fred Franks, Hiawassee.

White and Speckled Half
Runner and Early Brown
Garden Bean~Seed, 35c cup.
Mrs. Virgil Padgett, Jasper, Rt.
1

Cannonball and Black Dia-
mond Watermelon Seed, hand
saved, Govt. tested, $1 Ib. EG,
Callahan, Rupert. :

Hand Cleaned iknip seed,
30c lb. Jeanett Blalock, Canton |.
teats:

Genuine Simms Weteaieion
Ola Jones,
Grayson,

Tender White Half Runes
Garden Bean Seed, 30c cup.
PP. Fannie Haynes, Dawson-
ville, Rt. 1.

Winter Squash Seed, makes

lots to vine. 15 seed for 10c and}

self addressed stamped envel-
ope. Mrs. E.-I. Harrison, Tig-
nall.

- Ga.

25e oz; $1:lb; Cream Crowder
Peas, 40 Ib. Mrs. A. D, Brin-

*son, Cairo, Rt. 2,

Striped Half Runner Bean,
1947 crop, hand shelled, weevil-
free, 35 cup. PP. Ray. Burtz,

Gainesville, Rts Ac
Bonnie Smith, Gainesville, Rt.|.

'-White Tender Half Runner
Garden and. White Cornfield
Bean, 45c pt. in lots % gal. or
40c pt. for 1 gal. lot. Add post-
age.-Mrs. Lester Dorsey, Cleve-
Jand, Rt. 2.

Calif. Multiplying Beer Seed,
20c Thi; 2 Tbl 35c. Send

stamped self. addressed envel-|

ope. Mrs. Willie- Mashburn,
Cairo; Rt. 1) Box 97,

Col. Mixed Bunch Butter-
bean Seed, 1947 crop, hand
shelled,-and cleaned. Good var.
40c Ib. PP. Mrs. Roy Akins,
Bowdon, Rt. 2.

Tender White Half Runner
Garden Bean, 35c large cup; 3
cups, $1. Add postage. L. H.
Kennemur, Ellijay, Rt. 2. ~

Col. Bunch Butterbean Seed,
3 lbs. $1; White Tender Bunch
Bean, 25c cup; 4 cups, $1. Add
postage. Ethel Crowe, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2.

- White and Steed Half Run-
ner Bean Seed, 35c large cup;

Col. Bush Butterbean, 40c pt.
Mrs. R.. B. Little, Gainesville,
Rtas

Long Green Pod Okra Seed.
30c cup. No Stamps. Mrs. V.S.
Ladd, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Calif Beer Seed, 3 tbl., 30c.

No stamps or COD. Mrs. W. P.

Martin, Donaldsonvoile, Rt:-3:

900 Ilbs.. recleaned No. 1.
Korean Lespedeza Seed, 15c
lb; 100 lbs. Kobe No. 1 Seed,
20c Ib. Omer A. Harper, Elber-
ton, Rt. 3.

314 lbs.-White Velvet Okra,
50c. Ib. Exe. for sound White
Bunch. Butterbean Seed, few

lbs. Half Runners and Snap
Beans. Sam G. Rogers, Pem-
broke. . ~*

White Creaseback Bean, wee-
vil free, 35c large cup; a oe
50c;. 4 eups $1. PP. Mrs. We
Forrester, Dial.

CORRECTION: Stone. Mou
tain Watermelon
pure $1.25. Jb; 65

b. Del. Dev:

Stringless

45c cup. PP.

Rt 22k
Seed, $1.75 lb; Large

Florence Evans, Kingston, Rt. 2.

f Campton. =

Cabbage Collard Seed,. eeenleane alee ib

-Over, 12 Jb. P.. J.
ford. .

Obes ards Walker, Mees,
_}inos, Sig

Lora Cross, Morganton.

PRES, Meng ae





Siciped | arid White Tender a
Half Runner Garden Beans, 35c.



large cup; 60c Ib; Collard Seed,

50c Ib; Seallion Onion Buttons, :

$1 gal. Mrs. Azzie Crow, ee:
villeoRt 25-7

Striped Half Hanner Garden ps

Bean Seed, 40c cup. Add post-
age. Mrs. J C. Burdett, ee:
ville, Ace se

8 lbs. good Okra Seed, 30c
tb. L..E. Sims, Ellabell.

Canonball. Watermelon Seed,
Stone Gray Watermelon Seed,
$1 lb. PP. Exc. for print sacks;

also Rockyford Cantaloupe, 75|

ib=PPa Ss:
milla, Rt-,3.

M. Blackston, Ca-

White Nest Onion, 65c gal. | E

DelsL2) Mi: Senkbeil,.Hartwell, |:

Multiplying Beer Seed, 15e
Tbl; 2-for -25e;- PP: Stamps or

Cash. cde Me Stephens, Blairs-|
eville, Rt. 4. Box 159.

Good Ripe Sorghum Cane
Seed, 500 lbs, 10c lb. FOB.
H: V. Shelton, Jasper, POB 157.

Brown Top Millet, Combine|-s

UN; iC los recleaned 10clb;
4 bu. mixed | peas, $25 or $6. 50

bu. Combine run Serecia, 15c|
Prompt shipment. J. S. Lynn,}

Washington. Rt. 1.

Tender White Half Runner
Bean Seed, 40c large cup. Mrs.

Brown Tender Striped Half
Runner Bean Seed, best kind,
25c cup. Add postage. Mrs. Guy
Chambers, Gainesville, Rt. Oa,

Long Tender Green Okra
Seed, 50c Ib. Thomas Odum,

Big White Half Runner Gar-
den Bean, free of trash, 40c cup
3; $1; Broom Corn Seed, 2 cups,
50c; Speaimint, 2 doz., 50c. Add
postage. Mrs. Lizzie
Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Calif. Multiplying Beer Seed,
20c3s apostarta BP, Mise: Earl |
Fincher, Temple, Rt. 1.

2 tons Honey drip Cane seed;
to 500 lbs;
East, Ox-

Garison
saved from 80 and 75 Ib melons |
$3 Ib. W. A. Ogden, Odum.

- No. 1 recleaned Kobe -Lespe-
deza, 98.70 purity, 90 per ct.
germ., 100 Ib. bags, $20.50 CWT.
FOB. J. L. Futral, Griffin, Rt.
4, Phone 4787. |

25. lbs. Okra Seed, Long
Green Var., 25c lb. for entire

Rt. A. Box 62,

Cannonball Watguivelon Seed,
$1) Ib.g PPT, .2Parks; Com-
merece, Rt. 5.

50 lb. Cuban Queen Water-

melon small white kind, seed.)

$1 lb. H. L. Wilchar, Butler.

175 Ibs. Long Green Okra
Seed, 1947 crop, well cleaned, |
30c Ib. for lot; 40c lb for small
lots. Add postage. Jo Mi Chap-|
man, Chula.

200 lbs. Cannonball -Water-
melon Seed, 75c Ib. J. C. Biv-
ins, Haddock, RFD No. 2. ~

Genuine Old Fashion, Striped
Half Runner Bean Seed, 65c 1b;
25 lbs. or more, 50c lb. Tommy
De Lange, Athens, Rt. 1.

Extra nice, hand_ shelled,

Bean Seed, Old Fashion Crease- bs

back and yellow Hull Cornfield.
Guar, tender, weevil free. 30c
large cup. Add postage. Mrs.

Tender -White Half Runner |.
Bean Seed, 45c cup. PP. Mrs.
Parks Roper, Gainesville, Rik

Pure Black Diamond Water-
melon Seed, $1 lb; Exc. 20 lbs.
for male pig-of any breed with |
papers, or seed of any kind.
Weite. Starling Yawn, Vienna.

Pure Jones Watermelon Seed,
Hand saved. out of large mel-
ons, $1.75 lb; 2-5 Ibs., $1.50 Ib.|
Je M. Elrod, Hartwell, Ris ca.

Old. Time Tender
Garden Beans, weevil treated,
40c large ee Add
Mrs. A.- G

Goble, | :

Watermelon Seed, P

| gal.

and Black pole

| Dupree,- Acworth, RED |

































































































































Popeen 30e Tb
on 1 or 2 Ibs. Mrs.
Rockmart, Rt #

and White
field Beans,
cup; 1



1 print sack; also Cc
Watermelon, hand

Add postage,
ton, Rt. 1.

-10- Ibs. White Cr
12e Ib; Few lbs. \

age. Mrs. J
ville, Rt. -

120 Ibs. 90 Day, R
vet Beans, Bi ke
rain, 10c Ib-

Walker, McRae.
10 Ibs" Black ad , W:

sacks, 1 cup b ans
Each pay Postaes

Gannee ee
Russian 7 Sunder i
J. Kir

Risa i
Genumese Sound,

Russian Sunflowe

PP. J. L. King, Vida
Tender Striped Hal




cup; White Bu
35 Ib; White Mult iplyin
de Add Pp :
Gil
Rt. 1

cre EYES ante
5c match box full. P.

Improved Cannond Ae
|Black Diamond. Wa

larger quantities.
drews, Haddock, Rt.

Citron Seed, 75c I
Green Okra 35c teacup;
Yellow meated Wate
and Banana Mushmel
50c teacup; Yelow Sai
cup; Add poseEee Rosi
Cumming, Ri :
Pure Black Diam
janeloe Seed, germ. test
$2.50 Ib. J. Wy
Crawfordville. Peers
800 Ibs. |
searified and test
Kobe ee
mule for sale. J.
gart. :

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B. R. L. Wells



Seed, 20 _Ib.;
_ (perfection)
Seed Soy beans,
Yellow, $5 bu;
peas, $6.25 bu.
te Purple Hull
OB. Randall
mille: <*

own), with cul-
c. Stamps accept-

ith, Roy.

and Early speck-.
ners, 35c teacup;
Crowder Peas,
b+ lots: G:> 'T.

obe Lespedeza |

,;for print sacks at 25
Camp, Eastanolle.

;| vet Beans,

S| postage Glen
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BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE

FOR SALE

BEANS AND PEAS |

BEAN: AND PEAS
FOR SALE



tender hull, heavy bearing, 35c
large cup. Add postage. No

| checks. Mrs. H. L. Patterson,
, | Flowery Branch Rt. 1.

__ Running Butter Peas, 75c Ib;
Col. Butterbeans, 70@ Ib. Exc
: ea, Otto
New crop 90 Day Speckled
Running Velvet Beans,, $7.95 bu.
/of 60 Ibs. No less 2 bu. to cus-
tomer. M.O. A. J. Adams, Ash-
burn; iRts:2:..

Old Time Tender Speckled
and- White Tender Half Run-
ners and Tender Cornfield
Beans, 35c teacup; 3 cups $1.
Can furnish large orders. PP.
in Ga. Miss Gennia Brown,
Ball Ground, Rt. 1. S

Butterbeans: Striped Half

Runner and Speckled, 60c lb;
Bunch White, 50c lb. C. R.

: Sorrels, Monroe, Rt. 1..

| 100 bu. 90 Day Running Vel-
$4.75 bu. Henry
Warren, Dexter. ;
_ White Purple Hull Peas,
picked without rain, treated,
25c 1b; $10 bu. W. A. Smith,
Adairsville, Rt. 2.

Tender White Half Runner

Beans, Green Pod Okra, 3 cups,

Add postage. Mrs. N. L.
Cartecay.

About 25 bu. Blackeyed
Crowder Peas, $12.50 bu; also
several bushels Cream Crow-
ders, for sale at my barn, Add
Gilstrap, Cum-

Hill,

Peanut Crowder Peas, bright,
sound, clean, practically pure,
very few cracked, $9 bu. Frank
Underwood, Conyers, Rt. 3.

_ Striped Half Runner Bean
Seed, 45c cup; 80c lb; White

St _| Half Runners, 50c cup; 90c Ib.

moe wane
rowder Peas,
Jb. in 10 Ib.
id postage. Mrs.

Runner

ee. 40c pt.
N. F. Prick-
aD Bs

Striped Half
SyeSlt






































rs. Jack Wayne,|.

d Crowder Peas,
r mc e, 20 lb.
Burt, Dawson-

nd Brown Ky.

ns, 30c cup; - Col.
Bunch, 20c cup.
cup; also Yellow
cup. $1 orders PP.
Mize, Alpharetta,

-nd Striped
ole Beans, 40c
Mustard Seed,

15 Thl.; Squash
1 postage. Mrs.

dd postage.
Cedar-

Velvet Beans, $6

bertson, Eastman, |.

eld- Beans, White

In. FOB. Mrs.

n, Waleska. _
Tender Cornfield
cup, 40c Add post-
otts, Crandall,

as, slightly
my farm.

PP. Mrs. C. F. Waldrip, Gaines-
ville; Rt:~2.<. i

per yr., plant now, 4 lbs., $1.
ae Mrs. R. D. Sturkey, Wrens,
eels fee:

174 bu. pure Yellow Crowder

Peas, $10 bu. FOB. M. A. Wat-

son, Mauk, Rt. 1.

_ Tender. White Half Runner
Bean Seed, clean, hand shelled,
weevil free, 40c large cup. PP.
Mrs. J. E. Mooney, Flowery
Branch, Rt. 1. pee



Sle o7 01-9: bu: Purple Hull Peas,
| $10 bu; also 1 bu. Clay peas, |

above 5 Ibs., 40c lb; also Long
Green Crowder Peas, in 5. Ib.
bags (no less), $1.75 del. D. A.
Law, Chula. ay

Tender White and Streaked
Half Runner Beans, 60c pt.
Add Postage. Mrs. Floyd Thur-
man, Fairmount, Rt. 1.

Tender White and Speckled
Half Runner Beans, 40c cup;
Blue Java and Red Speckled
Crowder Peas. 30c lb. in 5 lb.
lots or more. PP in Ga. P. B.
Brown, Ball Ground, Rt. Le

White Peas with Brown eye,
8 cups $1. Add postage, Mrs.

/R. O. Barrow, Bowdon, Rt. 4.

Tender Brown Streaked Half
Runner and Texas Pole Beans,
4 cups, $1.25; Large Browneyed
and 6 wks. Crowder and Purple
Hull. and White Butterbeans,
5 cups for $1.25. No. checks.
Mrs. Lon Ashworth, Dacula,
Riba Ae ; 3
White and Striped - Tender
Half Runner Garden Beans,
weevil free, 45 cup; White
Mush and Red Speckled Crow-

-| der, Peas, 25 cup. No checks.

Mrs. Bartow Barett, Ellijay,
ioe eae

Little Henderson Bunch But-

terbeans, 25c lb; Little White

Florida and Brown Sugar

Crowders, ea., 5 lbs, $1. Add

postage. Write for prices, larger
age B. B. Strange, Swainsboro,
tesi4e ee

GoGod Tender White Half
Runner Beans, 35 teacup. Add
postage. Mrs. E. S. Perry, Fair
/mount, Rt. 1. ;

9 bu. New Era Peas, $6.50
_Whatleys Prolific Seed



$1.50 pk; % bu., $2.75; $5
bu. H. W. Thurmond, Farr ng-





Striped Half Runner Beans,

$1; Seckle Pear Sprouts, 8, $1.

~ Chinese Red Peas, good for]
| cover crop and eating, 2 crops

$6 bu. 85 per ct. sound. C. C.
Draughon, Pelham, Rt 3. E
White Mush Peas, 50c lb:

bu; Browneyed Crowders, $10
roe Carl A. Walker,, Ella-
ville. :

Real Tender 7 sister Corn-
field White Half Runner, Red
Valentine, McCaslin Pole Beans,
large cup, 40c; Mammoth Rus.
sian Sunflower, 35 qt: Broom
Corn Seed, large cup, 25 C.
Add, postage. Fred Thomas,
Crandall, Rt. 1. F

30 bu. 90 Day Speckled Run-
ning Velvet Beans, picked be-
fore frost, bright, sound, good
germination, ready to ship Apr.
10, $6.50 in 1 bu. to 2% bags.
BAS as Payne, Reynolds. :

20 Ibs. . sound, clean White
Butterbeans, 15c Ib. Bunch, 5
bs.. Running, not mixed, 35c
Ib Del. to 2nd zone. No less 2
lbs. Satis. guar. R. L,. Albea,
Washington, Rt. 3.

White Tender Bunch and
Cornfield Beans, and Salad
peas, 50c pt; Garlic, *5e doz;
Seallion Onion Buttons, 20c pt;
Sage, 30c qt; 2 crops a yr beans
5d5c pt; Turnipseed, 20c cup.
Add: postage. No checks. Dollie
Eller, Titus. -

Goose; Purple Hull and
cream Crowder, and New Era
Peas, priced right. Carlton
Johnson, Alma.

Early Brown 6- wk. 2 crop
Peas, White or Colored Butter-
beans, 5 cups, $1; Streaked
half Runner and Blue Pole,
good, tender, 4 cups, $1. PP.
in Ga. No checks. Mrs. Clar-.
ence MeMillian, Dacula, Rt. 1.

_ Limited amt. 1947 Peas,
Black Crowder, 20c lb, New

Era, $6 bu. W. S. Lawton,
Sylvania. :

Sev. Bu. Mixed Cow Peas,
heavy producers, fine for

stock and edible, fattened 40
head of hogs on 3 acres last
year, 15c Ib; $850 bu. E. M.
Duke, Bluffton, Rt. 1.

Red Speckled Crowder Peas,
30c cup; 4 cups, -$1; Tender
Cream Half Runner Garden
Bean Seed, 35c cup; White
Tender Cornfield) Bean, 45c
cup; Exe. for print sacks. Mrs.
Carl Smith Ellijay, Rt. 3.

_ Colored Bunch Butterbeans,
50c 1b; Blue Damson Plum
Trees, $1 ea; Add postage. Mrs.
J. E. Sorrels, Royston.

1947 Bunch Butterbeans (mix-
ed), hand cleaned, weevil free,
for planting or eating, 3 Ibs.,
$1; Also 1947 Stewart Pecans,

H. S. Mullins, Milner.

2 Ibs. White and 4 lbs Striped
Half Runners, 3 lbs. Early
Bunch Beans, 35c Ib. Add post-
age. Mrs. Gunther, Lawrence-
ville, Rt. 1.

Hayseed Soybeans, recleaned,
85 per ct. .germ., $5 bu. in 2%
bu. bags. D. C. Strother, Fort
Valley. g

400 Ibs. White Crowder Peas,
18e Ib. at barn; 30 Ibs.. Yellow
pop corn; and 60 lbs. Seedling
Pecan. Ellette E. Pits, Griffin,
Rte:

Tender White Half Runner
Beans, 45c cup; White Bunch
Butter peas and Colored Bunch
Butterbeans, 40c cup; White
Multiplying Onions, $1. gal;
Strawberry Plants. 50 C. All
PP. Mrs. R. T. Bennett, Jasper,
Rts 2:

White Tender Cornfield
Beans and Speckled Half Run-
ner Garden, 40c cup; 3 cups, $1.
PP in Ga. Mrs. Mattie Little,
Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

Brab Peas, $7 bu; New Era,
Speckled and Clay, $6.50 bu;
Mixed, $6.25 bu; Velvet Beans,
$6; Hand cleaned $7 bu; Ga:
Collard Seed, 20c Jb; Pimiento
Pepper, $1:50 lb. L. F. Easter-
lin, Andersonville.

White Half Runner Bean
Seed, tender, free of weevils,
45c large cup. PP. no stamps.
Mrs. Ralph Poole, Jasper, Rt. 2.

100 bu. Early Speckled Vel-
vet Beans, $6 bu. W. H. Cook,
Buena Vista.

Sugar Crowder Peas, treated
for weevils, 25c lb. 20 Ibs. $4.50.
Mrs. Carl Worley, Ball Ground,
mes, 2

15 bu. Cream Crowder Peas
and 4 bu. White Bunch Butter-
beans, good cond. Pierce Power,



| Jenkinsbur





-Brabs, $6.50 bu; Speckle, $5.50

35 lb. 3 lbs or over PP. Mrs. |

-barn; Also 2% bu. Pure Brown

7 bu. Tilman 1 i, mixed,
$5.75 bu; 2 bu. Brabs, $6.59 bu;
100 lbs. browneyedc White Peas,
20c lb. 150 lbs Brown Crowders
large kind, 25c lb; 10 lb. White
Mush Peas, clean, 40c lb. in
50 lb. lots not PP. K. S. Lind-
sey, Lizella, Box 313.

20 bu. White Purple Hull
Peas, $10 bu. at my farm. J. C.
Tyler, Monticello, Rt. 3.

About 50 bu. peas: 25 bu.
pure Cream Crowders 5 bu.
Blackeyes, 20c Ib; Bal. Sowing
Field Peas, $6 bu at farm.
John H. Cook, Alpharetta, Rt. 3.

6 bu. slightly mixed peas,
$6 bu. at my place. M. W.
Chance, Bartow, Rt. 1, Box 76.

400 lbs. sound Browneyed
White Crowder Peas, 20c lb. in
100 lb. lots or more, or 18 lb.
for= lot. Harvey G: Jordan,
Buena Vista.

Seed Crowder Peas, bear
from early spring until frost;
Red Speckled Pole Cat, Purple
Hull, large Browneyed, 4 large
cups, $1; Dried Figs, 50 Ib;
Fresh Cracklings (ground), 65c
lb; 5 Ibs $3. Add postage. H. E.
Richardson, Bowdon, Rt. 4.

Half Runner Striped Snap
Beans, Slightly weevil eaten
30c pt; 1 bu. Black Crowders,
mixed with a white Pea. $6 bu.
pe W. A. Biggers, Cordele,

Caged?

Tender White Half Runner
Garden Bean, 30c large cup.
aod postage. H. H. Riley, Lula,

fas -

3 lbs. improved Striped Half
Runner Beans, 4:2 to 5-2 in,
Jong, 55 Ib., for lot; Sweet
Meated Watermelon, 25-50 Ibs.,
hand saved, 60 c lb. for lot.
Exc. for print 100 lb cap. sacks.
Mrs. Bula Moorhead, Bowers-
ville.

Tender Half Runner Beans,
White, 40 cup; Striped, White
pole and Bunch Lima Beans,
Cream Crowders, 30c cup. Al
sound, weevvil free. Mrs. R. D.
sound weevil free. Mrs. R. D.
Howser, Dawsonville. :



CORN AND SEED CORN
FCR SALE



150 bu. slipped shuck What-
leys Prolific Corn, $2.25 bu.
80lbs. to bu. Not seed corn.
Come after. will not ship. Alex
Barfield, Louisville.

Pop corn, large, tender, yel-
low grain, verl good popping,
lic Ib. Add postage. Morris
Wood, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

100 bu. corn, $3" bu. FOB. my
farm. M. S. Woodward, Atlanta,
3905 Tuxedo Rd. N.W.

Marlboro and Whatleys:Pro-
lific Seed Corn, $1.25 pk. $5 bu.
J. E. Locke, Butler, RFD 1.

Nice lot Whatleys Prolific,
Red Cob Seed Corn, Ist VI.,
sound, hand nubbed, $1.25 pk.
$4.50 bu. Specify how to- ship.
H. Grady Adams, Social Circle.

Seed corn, Neals Paymaster,
field selected, hand nubbed and
hand shelled, tested South-
eastern Laboratory, 90 per ct
germ., $5 bu; $1.50 pk. PP. C. P.
Hayes, Toccoa, POB 172.

100 bu. slipped shuck Corn,
$2.50 bu. FOB. H. B. Collins
Sr., Fairburn.

Red Pop Corn, shelled, also
Yellow and blue mixed, 50c Ib.
PP. Mrs. E. C. Warnock, Tarry-
town, Rt. 1.

25 bu. Seed Corn, field se-
lected, from 2 ear stalks, Goods
Golden Prolific, $4.50 bu. FOB.
Palmer H. Greene, Cordele.

40 bu. good corn, $2 bu. at
my barn. Henry Dye, Gibson,
Rte <2:

About 100 bu. good Corn,
most all slipped shucked, $2.20
bu. for entire lot not shucked.
1947 crop. Bring truck to get it.
Mrs. Hoyt Cross, Morganton.

75 bu. good corn, $2 bu. at

Crowder Peas, $10. FOB. Blan-
ford Watson, Mauk, Rt. 1.

Pure Hastings Yellow Prolofic|
Seed corn, well selected, nub-|
bed, hand shelled, $1.25 pk; $5
bu. PP in Ga. Rev. J. E, Mecks,



} Dacula, Rt. 1.

CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE

4



100 bu. good corn, $1.75 bu,
in 50 bu. lots. All at my home,
Manchester. Rt. 1.



COTTONSEED FOR SALE



Pure Empire Cokers Cotton- i
seed, ea kind $8 CWT; White f
Blackeyed Peas, $6 bu; Brabs,
$6.50 bu. Cheslie Rooks, Staple-
ton.

Cokers 100 wilt resistant
cottonseed, $8 CWT. FOB. C,
D. Bowen, Lavonia.

D. and PL No. 14 Cottonseed,
Ist yr., Big bolls, 43 per ct. or
more lint, selected for planting,
good staple, $7 CWT. at the
barn; $8.50 CWT shipped. O,
L. Stone, Loganville, Rt. 3.

Limited amt. Cokers 100 wilt
Cottonseed, pure, Ist year. at
my barn. Theo Ward; Canton,
| Rt. 4. :

Stoneville 2B Cottonseed for
planting, Ist yr., $2.50 bu. T.
W. Simmons, Douglasville, Rt. 3

Cokers .100 wilt resistant
Cottonseed, Ist yr., kept pure
at gin, $10 CWT. if shipped; $9
CWT at: farms a, 7G Joiner,
Soperton.

60 bu. Coker 100 wilt cotton-
seed, 1946 breeder, foundation
stock, properly treated with
new imp. Ceresan, $10 CWT,
or $3 bu. K. D. Sanders, Eaton-
ton;

DPL_ Cottonseed, Ist.
ceresan treated, $10 CWT. R
E.-Rowe, Alvaton; -

Vives

Cokers ped. 100 wilt-resist-
ant and 20 bu. New Empire
cottonseed , ea. $2.50 bu. FOB.
T. T. Hathaway, Davisboro.

Recleaned Ga. Exp Station
New Empire Cottonseed, Ist.
yr., $9.50 CWT. Riley C.
Couch, Turin.

500 bu., Ist yr., Stoneville 2
B Seed for sale. Frank P, Dan-
iel, Senoia.

Cokers 100-wilt resistant de-

| linted, treated, cert. germ. 86.50

$11. CWT; 1,000 Ibs. Cokers
100-wilt, 1st yr., ginned 1 Var.
gin, $8 CWT. A J. - Moreland,
Williamson, ;

Ist yr. pure at gin Cokers
100 wilt-resistant cottonseed.
Germ. test 88 per cent. $9 per
hundred. Clarence W. Walton,
Fort Valley.

Limited quantity Empire
Cottonseed, Ist. yr., delinted
and Ceresan treated, .91 per
ct. germ., $10 CWT. J. W. Con-_-
ner, Villa Rica, Rt. 1.

Rucker Empire Cottonseed,
1250 Ibs. make a 500 Ib bale, 1
in. staple, 42 per ct. lint, 50-50
bolls make, 1 Jb., $3 bu. W. T.
Rucker, Ashland.

Pure DPL Cottonseed, No. 14
ginned on 1 var. gin, germ. test
80-50 per ct., staple, 1 in-1 1/32
in. $9 CWT. FOB. Dwain
Cheek, Lavonia.

6 tons Cokers 100 wilt resist-
ant, Ist. yr. 8c lb. in ton lots at
farm. Mell M. Whitaker, Mans-
field, Rt. 1, Box 185,

125 Ibs. Cokers 100 wilt,
saved from 1946 erop that
made 600 lbs. lint per acre, $10
for lot. FOB. B. Paul Smith,
Commerce, Rt. 2.

25 bu. Empire Cottonseed,
$2.50 bu; $8 CWT. A. E. Wor-
ley, Resaca, Box 66.

Coker and Empire Cotton-
seed, Ist. yr. for: sale. G. H.
Clark, Griffin, Rt. A.

2nd yr. DPL Cottonseed, 41
perct. lint, $10 CWT. J. J. Da-
vis, Rutledge.

Empire Cottonseed, direct,
$12.50 CWT; Stonewell, 2-B, Ist
yr.,. grown. in No. Ga. All
treated and delinted, S. W.
Smith, Hawkinsville.

Empire Cottonseed, ginned
on 1 var. gin, $3 bu. Fob, in
100 lb bags. C. L. Holcombe,

| Buchanan.

Cocker 100 wilt Cottonseed,
Ist yr., good germ., treated, $9
CWT. L. G. Downs, Anderson-
ville.

Stoneville 2 B cottonseed, Ist
yr. selected for plantinng,
treated, $2.50 bu. T. W. Sim-





mons, Douglasville, Rt. 3.

























GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE.
































hed, 2 mi. S. W. Marietta. Ker-
nit Grogan, Marietta, Rt. 4.

~ 40> bu.
reated for weevils,

Siete 4 tons good Peanut Hay, $20.
ffon at barn. D. A. Law, Chula.

20. ton FOB barn. J. M: Hogg;
Iglethorpe.

set Price, on farm 3 mi.
Haw kinsville,

Mixed Grass Hay, $30. ton at

nice -bright wheat,
$2.75 bu.
B. N. E. Reid, Hartwell.

30 tons Clean Peanut Hay,

1947 crop Peanut Hay at Mar-'
N.
on paved U. S.
. C, N. Edwards,





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t













vester

A

_ Turkey Eggs,

EP $1.75 gal. 10 gal. lots; 50

is

Cairo, Rt. 1,
Bright Thick Syrup}.

a Joe M. Brown,
oe in 10 lb. cans. Write for

* Bytup, bright, -
cans, 75c gal. No. 10, $1.50. Ship

n
: es Lake Park, Rt. 1.

$3;

Pure Sugar Cane Syrup, 1947

al, $1,50 gal. B: H. Bulloch,
r.. Manchester, Rt: 1.

30 gals. No. Ga. Cane Syrup
gal. tin cans, $1. gal. N. N.
ovingood, Hiawassee, RFD 1.

About:70 cases good Ga. Cane |

Sy
E right,

rup, 70c gal, Thick and
good flavor, $5.40 per
ase. Any amt. Also want Old
fashion Muskmelon Seed (not
antaloupe). W. H. Womble,
Box-99 A.

75 gal.
crates of 6 gals. to crate, $6.
McRae.
Sev. hundred gal, Ga. Cane
ig lot prices. M. F. Jones, Met-
er, Rt. 1, Box 111.

Best grade So. Ga,
heavy,

Cane
No.2) 5

ny amount for cash. Ww.



EGGS FOR SALE

Dark Cornish Eggs for set-
Pe 16 for $1.50 Del. Miss Le-

na Simpson, Sparta, Rt. 2.

Large type

Eggs, 15, - $1.50.

Z pullets,

ame Cross,
Cornish hen,
ockrel, $9. C. O. Sikes,

Turkey -Eggs,
3.50 doz; B. Cochin Bantam,
5, $1.25; White Pekin Duck,
13. $1.25.
birds. PP. Mrs.
Grayson, Rt. 1.

.Purebred heavy type Dark
30,
returned.
$3553)
hens, $3 ea; Lot for $11. M.O.
Miss Cora B. Patterson,

Cornish Eggs, $1.65,
$3; Cartons to be
Also two yr. old rooster,

15;

Teg
Dy Ty, Rt 1.

Pure Broad breasted Bronz

Mrs. Ida Carson, Griffin.

AAA Master Mating Light
eee Eggs, 15 for $2.50. Mrs.
WwW. Sandersville.
; $3 doz.
-at home. Miss Johnnie Davis,
3130 Alston Drive,

H. Whitaker,
M. B. Turkey Eggs,

Decatur.
S. E. Phone Cr. 3170.

Light Brahma Eggs, 15 for $2;-

Also 1 light Brahma Cockre
$3.50. PP and
Steed, Buena Vista.

4-A N.H. Red Eggs, 15, $1 at

home; 30c extra if mailed. or 30 Ibs. nice Sun Cured Ap-|-

send carton and 12c in Ga. Exc, | ples, 30c lb. Exe. for print sacks, MISCELLANEOUS

for 2 lbs. good butter sach 1 lb. fruit for 1 sack. Each pay FOR SALE

setting. Mrs. Sam Smith, Aus-| postage. Sarah J. Hunt, Young

tell, Rt. 2. Cane.
Purebred R.C.S.L. Wyandotte} Stokes Delicious Sundried aoe

Eggs, 15 for $1.50. PP and|Apples, 40c lb., Black Diamond 2 lbs. fresh butter weekly,

insured. Docia Harris, Lula. |Watermelon Seed, 15c oz; 40 60c Ib. at my home. Mrs. J.T.
Reiic. Pekin: Dock Eag|for dA olb; Mrs Willie: Guth, |G Tou Deora Aas cane

$1.50 doz. Miss Louise Carter, | Rolston. j 2 anne a

Atlanta, Rt. 4. Box 487: Dried Apples, 30c Ib; large be ae pace
Purebred. AAA Grade White|Walnut Meats, $1. 1b;>-Good| | Turkey Feathers, dry picked,

Cornish Eggs, 15, $2. PP. Mr
J. O. Howell, Pineview, Rt.

Jersey W. Giant Eggs, from

choice flock on range, $2 se

ting, prepaid: Mammoth White|Fletcher, Ball Ground, Rt. 2.| $19. for lot. COD or MO, Mrs.
ce pace Hass, $2 ce: PP.| Sundried Golden Delicious }H. T. Bishop, Farmington.
atis. Guar. Moline Landrum,

Apples, free of peel, core, Martin Gourds, No less +

Adairsville, Rt. 3.

Eggs from unrelated, Heavy
Dark cornish Stock, $1.50

wt.,
setting. Carton to be returne
Mts.
iP.

|Midling, $7.00; Country cured.

-|Lawrenceville.

L.| Atlanta,

Dark Cornish
ggs, 15, $1.75; N. H. Red and

1
Syl-

BB Bronze,

All from unr elated

W. D. Johnson

$2.25 a_ setting.

insured. T. J.

O. L: Craft, Lavonia, Rt,

EGGS FOR SALE



Atz, Brown Leghorn Eggs,
16 for $1. PP Mrs. L. D. Elliott,
Lavonia, Rt. 1. ~

Red Quill Game eggs from
purebred stock. Write Mrs. G.
W. Williams, Columbus, Rt. 1.
Care Williams Dairy. .



MEATS FOR SALE



Cured Market Meat: 2
Shoulders and 3 Sides, from
Hampshire Hogs, 50c lb. N. E.
Reid. Hartwell ,Rt. 3.

24 Ib. Ham, $15.00; 14 1/2 Ib.

Cash. No checks. Buyer to pay
shipping charges. J. A. Landers.
Palmetto, Rt. 1.

Guar. Country Cured Oak
Smoked Hams, 8-12 lbs., T5c Ib.
FOB. R. M. Bloodworth, Rhine,
Rr

2 country cured hams, smoked.
with hickory wood, wt. 49 Ibs.
ea. 55 lb. Del. in Ga. Re as
Rowe, Alvaton.

One-half hog, sugar. cured,
for sale at once. J. A. McBrayer,
Cumming, Rt. 2.



PECAN AND OTHER
*RUIT TREES FOR SALE



Apples, Mulberries, Quinces,
Peaches, 50c ea; large, $1.00;
Thornless Boysenberries, Young
Berries, Black Raspberries, $1.
doz; Grapes, 25c ea. Josan Geia, |

Fig Bushes, large brown va-
tiety, also small kind, reason-
able. Mrs. W. A. Callaway, |
1696 Rogers Ave. Ss:
W. Phone Ra. 0179.

trees, 5, $1.50; Walnut, 6, $1.50;
Add 15e extra for postage. MO.
C. L. Bates, Cartecay.

White Eng. Peaches, 35c ea;
4, $1.00; Goose Plums, 40c ea; 3,
$1.00; Blue. Damson Plums, 35
ea; 4, $1. Mrs. Effie Crowe,
Cumming, Rt: al: ?

Peach Sprouts, from Elberta
seed, 2-3 ft. 25c ea; 5, $1.005
large Sweet Brown var. Figs,
50c ea: Early Bearing Straw-

postage. Prompt shipment. No
checks. G. L. Duran, Cane,
Rt d-
10 Brown Turkey Fig Bushes,
2 crops each year, $1. PP. Al-
so Mastodon Everbearing.
Strawberry Plants, 500, $3. G.
M. Moseley, Menlo.





FRESH AND DRIED
FRUIT FOR SALE

e



Dried apples, free of worms
for sale or 2 lbs. for 3 print
sacks; also exe. 2 cups Striped
Half Runner Beans for 3 print
sacks. Earvin Vick, Ellijay, Rt.
3.

Sundried Apples, free of peel,
and vermin, 37c lb; Also large
Russian Sunflower Seed, 2 02.,
30c pt. C. A. Tyson, Roy.

Sundried Apples, 40c Ib. Del.
Mrs. B. H. Osborn, Roy.

ir

Ss

1.}|R. C. Stover, Pisgah.

ts

d |J. W. MeMicken, Dallas, Rt. 3.

Turkey Eggs, 35 ea: 6, $2;|feed sacks: 50 Ibs., for 50 sacks.

$3.50 doz.

toms, Williamson, Rt. 2.

11947 crop, 35c Ib. Del. H. J. Wil-

Imp. Grafted: Apple, 1 yr. old).

berry Plants, 60c C; $5. M. Add,

Chewing Tobacco, 10 twists, $1.

Sundried Horse Apples, free
of worms, 45c lb. PP. Margaret

worms, for. sale or exc. for nice
print sacks. 1 lb. fruit for each
sacks. Each pay postage. Mrs.

Sundried cooking sour (ap-
ples) fruit, 35c 1b. or exe. for



FOR SALE

PEANUTS AND PECANS

- MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE



ee grade Shelled Seedling
Pecans, well filled, mostly
halves, $1.25 1b.7:-PP. irs.
Marion Toler, Americus, Rt. A.

1200-1500 Ibs., hand picked,
large, improved Spanish Pea-
|nuts, 20c Ib. FOB. J. W. Bot-

Stewart Pecans, 40c lb; Pe-
can Meats, nice large pieces,
$1.10 lb. J. R. Maddox, Bloom-
field, RFD 2.

Red and Pink Skin Peanuts,
$1. pk; Large Mammoth Pop-
corn, 45c Ib; Half Runner Bean
Seed, 45 large cup; White Vel-
vet Okra, 25c cup. Mrs. C. J.,
Vickery, Canon, Rt. 1.
Small Seedling Pecans, 1947
erop, full, sound, not- rancid,
5, Ib., $1.00; $1. and over PP in
Ga: Mrs. A. B. Prickett, Mays-
ville.

- 1000 Ibs. good sound pecans,
Schley and Stewart. Sell. or
trade for anything can use. J.
C. Shephard, Jr., Social Circle.

One-half ton Virginia Run

Cook, College Park, Rt.

Stuart Pecans, 10 lbs., SS Del.
in Ga. Geo. \N. Thomas, Thom-
asbero.
200 Ibs.
slightly
ue peanuts.
- Yatesville.

25 Ibs. nice Stewart Pecans

impr Sean Spanish
mixed with small
E. S. Hicks,

liams,. Bowery. Bs Rite 22:



POTATOES FOR SALE

PR Seed Potatoes, not cert.
but. good, $1.50 bu. R. J. Beaty,
Pavo, RFD 3.

PR Bunch. Seed Potatoes,
$1.50 bu. at my place. R. F.
Scarborough, Byson, Rt. 1.)
.Phone 1480W-1. Warner Rob-
ins.

100. bu. er more PR Sweat

Potatoes at my farm, 9 mi.
Leesburg. J. B. Paul, Lees-
burg.

About 500 bu. Copperskin,

P. R. Potatoes, $4. bu. at my*
place. Ralph Head, Voc. Teach-
er, Snellville -High Saheb
Snellville.



CANE SEED FOR SALE



Ga. Seed cane, $150 per han-
ped. A. L. Thomas, Jackson-
ville. Rt, 1, Box 33. :

100 stalks Green Ga. Sugar

Cane, five cents each. S.-J.
Foss, Brooklet, RFD ~ (Bulloch
Co.) 3

2000 stalks ea., large Green
and old fashioned Red Cane.
Eugene Brown, Manchester.

10,000. stalks improved govt.
Cane, known as No. 116, 4-8 ft.
tall, $3.-$5. C; Also several
stalks Old Original Red Sugar

Cane, $3. C. Gus Rowland, Tif-
ton, Rt. 2. Phone 59 R..





free of wing and tail feathers,

40c lb: del. Z. J. Lee, Red Oak.

GOURDS:
100 Gourds, some dipper size,

sold, also Gourd Seed, 30c oz.
No stamps. Mrs. T. B. Thomas,
Thomasboro.
ONIONS:
Nice Big Red Onions for eat-

ing, $1. gal. Exe. gal. for 3 print
sacks. Each pay Doatage., Mrs.

and two tons White Spanish |-
-|seed peanuts. Write. poe HL
| Foot, Rear Foot, Queen of the |

.| SAGE:

dred, at the farm. None ship-|_

HONEY BEES uy BEE a.
PLES:

Pure : Ga. Mtn. ee 34 oz.
jar, $1.00; 5 lb., $2.00; 34 0z.-Cs.,
ue 50; 6 jars 5 Tbs., 30 Ibs. to
c s., $10.50. ee FOB. O. H.
Bradbury, r., Bogart.

12 Ibs. Bees Wax, 60c lb. PP.
Cash or MO. No checks. S. B.
Edwards, Ball Ground.

6-10 lb. pails Fancy Extracted
Honey, $17.00; 12- 2 1/2 |b.
Glass. Jars, $9.00; one 10 Ib.
pail PP in 3rd zone, $3.50. Ship-
ped promptly. John A. Crum-
mey, Jesup, Box Tae

| MANURE?

.Pure Chicken Manure for
sale at my home. J. H. Felker,
Atlanta, 625 Cooledge St. N. E.

ROOTS AND HERBS: >

Catnip, Horehound, Pepper-

mint, Balm, 30c doz; Hosel"
Radish, Birdock Plants, 50c doz;
Sassafras, Yellow, Queen of the |
Meadow Roots, 35c lb. Mrs.

Martha White, Dahlonega, Rt.
Te Box 37. \

Wild Cherry Birdouk: Yellow
Dock, Red Sassafras, Colts

ea. Or

price.

before

amt.,

Meadow, Peppermint, Witch
Hazel, Yellow Willow, Blood
Root, Feverfew, 30c lb.; Yellow
Root, $1. Ib. Virnie Stover, Pis-.

gah. aD:

Sassafras, . Yellow, Elecam- |
pane, . Horse Radish. Root, 40c}
lb; Catnip, Balm, Horehound,
Peppermint, Spearmint, Tansy, |
A0c doz; Sarsdparilla Root, Si
Tb; Garlic Bulbs, 50c doz. "Add
postage. Miss L. M. White, Dah-
lonega, Rt. I, Box 35. -

/

4 yrs.

Hand picked, shade cured sage,
$1. Ib; 2 or more Ibs., 90c. 1b;"
Ground, -$1.50 Ib. Alt PP. Mrs.
Nathan Weatherby, _B all
Ground. Rt. 4.

STRAWBERRIES:

2 A in Blakemore Strawber-
ries, produce approx. 400 gais.
this season. Prefer selling in
bulk lots. Begin gathering
around Apr. 20 under normal
weather cond. Mrs. Hubert E.
Hill, Commerce, Rt. 1.

WALNUTS AND WALNUT
MEATS:

- Walnut meats, 90c 1b; 10 Tb.
up lots, 80 1b; Nice Dried Ap-.
ples, 45c lb. 10 lb. or more PP
in Ga. Less, add postage. Mrs.

Phone

yr.







Manerva Dockery, Dahlonega, tion.
Rises :
MISCELLANEOUS place.
WANTED
: Reg.
BEES:

Want 1-100 hives of bees, any
kind. of hives. Write price and
location. Gene Callaway, Rayle.

BEANS:
Want 25 bu. good quality Vel-

vet Beans. Quote price an

quantity. F.. > B. Jackson,

Wrightsville:

conn AND SEED CORN:

~ Want genuine Old Fashion

Seed Corn. Advise. W. C. Suggs, |
St. George.
EGGS: : +
Want 2 settings Bourbon. Red
KTurkey Eggs at once. J. M.
Grow, Colquitt.

Want Blue Game Eggs. Mrs.
Hoke Golden, Bremen, Rt. 2.
GOURDS AND OATS:

Want 3 doz. Martin Gourds.

farm

Julia

'|Bulls,

Also 300 bu. Feed Oats. Price
them. L. C. Fisher, Sharps-
burg, Rt. 1. :
ONION SETS:

Want 1 pk. Red Multiplying
Onion Sets. Quote best price.

PP. Mrs. Myrtis Wylie, Law-
renceville, Rt. L:
PEAS:

Want few lbs. each of Lady
and Conch Peas. State prices
delivered. Will send MO or
eashiers check. W. W. Quinn,
Rt. 3,. Box 51, Washington,

Want 1/2 bu. Purple Hull
Peas for table use, and Iron











Hemptos, Rt: 1. Box a0h

Mis. F.C. Jones,

Weeks, Dik:

Ea. pay, postage. ees, , pannie



aa, ean Dial. ~

Peas for plantin regular crop
peas. J. ee



PLANTS:

Want
Plants, Exe, print sa

Canton, Rt. 3.
Also we

Skin PR Potato

price delivered. 7
SLs Savannah, Rt. 3,

Want 15,000. or
Skin PR Potato
Rutger Tomato Plan

now. E. J. Hart, Sti

Ber ry, ee ]
TOBACCO:
*Want 5 or 10 Ibs.

or Sun Cured Le
Tobacco.

Want 300 bales. oat,
rye straw. Quote F

Eisod young a ersey

good 1H lee with
_|so Sheep and L

Black Rock Orchard
Pe Menta Cc

quality, cheap. -
East Point, 401

se Jerse

ford Boar: De yrs. old
1947 State. Champioi
a young gilt. L.
Fort Valley, Rt. te
236) Guernsey-Jerse,

and younger,
Calves, 3 mos. olc
reg. Guernsey Bull,
im Viking. John W.
jumbus, Care es mi

Fine - Red Jers
freshen Ist. of Apri

ton, Phone Cl. 454

H 69th Ericmere, |
'|g215.00; Reg. Cow, -
Edythe, 3 yrs. old, $

Phone Atlanta Ch.
Evans, Dunwoody.

Jersey Heifer, 14 m
d|sale. H. I
ington, Rt. 4.

2 fing CoG
Candler

Candler Rd. S. E.
15 reg. 1 STs '

Champ. of recent J
tle show; Also six.
and two 5 yrs. old. |
son, Cochran. Wine
ford - Farm.

etc. Contact for.
Weldon E.. -Rheney,
Phone Augusta 296

Unakas Champion,
2, 1944. Sire G

bred by John L. M
Hose Mary Dorcas,
N. Alexander, $350.









2000 _ Swee
pay cash. T.-











G.

Apr. 20.















































































from good see

Advis

gees Jr.,

old work Mule

Cac 282%

Carl V. Chelei

Angus Bu































































Chamblee-Duny

_stoek, :<
Vanedoe, |

nalf brothers








allapoosa, Rt. 1.

ey Bull, ready for
best of bloodlines;
reg. bull calf.
. H. Bunn, Mid-









and Roan Short-
mos. and 14 mos.
reg. G. C. Smith,













ellent milk Dona
yy Cows, one freshen
other June, $150.
both. See Saturdays
home and Auburn
k days. Frank Cain








, 5 yrs. old, Jersey-
calf, calf already
ily; perfect qual-
milk, $135. at barn.
Summit.
ereford Bull, reg.,
old, $225. at my
Oo keep from in-
A. Whitaker,
Rt ie Box 185.

| giving 3 gals.
Ingram, ROS
















reg. Hereford Bull,
lines, also purebred
1 yr. old. Reason-
Mixon, Griffin, Rt.







ne Twin Jersey Cows,
id wks. old, tests
ct. butter fat and
le, $300. for the pr.
ers, Forsyth, Rt. 3,
30. Collier Station.
ereford Bulls, 12-
ld, for sale. Perey A.
bany. es

_ Jerseys and Dairy
be sold as one unit.
lis, Eatonton. Phone









7 due to freshen
. 14, gentle, $100.
Se Lilburn, Rial.

4 gals.
n fresh in ce guar.
$125. J. W. Hewell,






Ison / rei Flo, dairy

a3: freshen in 30 days;

sold with herd.
reg. + Ist. ~ calve'y
If to be sold sep-
Fs FL Ellis, -Eatonton.

ersey Cow, 3rd calf,
ctotis Linda, No.
; shened Noy. 10, $150.
reg. buyers name,
oth, $200. Warren

FOR SALE

since July 1946.

. fof. pigs,

7 SPC Pigs, from prize winning

n|stock, 5 1/2 mos. old, 125 Ibs.,
. |ped. furnished. Samuel O. Sla-

ter, Oliver, Rt. 1.

5 Hereford Pigs, 12 wks. old
Mar. 30. 4 males, 1 female, good
bloodlines, from Atlanta Boy.
Reg. in buyers name. Lifetime
treatment, $25. ea. C. F. Hud-
son, Atlanta, 1475 Eastland Rd.
Rt. 3. Phone Al. 4206.

2 SPC Shoats, 125 Ibs. ea. and
7 SPC Pigs, 6 wks. old, for sale.
Carl Barber, Luthersville.

Blocky type SPC Pigs, 3 mos.
old, 4 males and 2 gilts, reg. in
buyers name. From hogs by
States best bloodline, life treat-
ed. Lamar Altman, Alma, Rt. 1.

7 purebred OIC Pig, 6 wks.
old Apr. 10, $10. ea. Purebred
OIC Boar for service at my
barn, Fee $5. 3 1/2 mi. above
Cleveland on Neels Gap Hwy.
Hubert Head, Cleveland.

Black Guinea Male and Sow,
litter of pigs, also 3 purebred
weaned pigs, (2 males, 1, sow).
J.T. Brown, Elberton, Rt. 2.

Good 7 mos.. old Cherry Red
veg. Duroc Boar,. exe. blood-
line, one-fourth Proud Wave
Ace blood, $50. Will not ~ ship.
Vestal W. Moore, Thomson, Rt.
a

Several 4 mos. old
Hampshire -Gilts, blocky type,
reg. in buyers name and ship-

Peter nts ol.

Reg. Hereford Sow for sale.
Clem Roberson, Temple, Rt. 1].
8 wks. old SPC and OIC Pigs,
$8. ea. at my yard. J. B. John-
son, Sr., Atlanta, 134 Chica-
mauga Ave. S. W. Phone 6369.

Reg. Fleshy type Duroc Pigs,
out of 17 litter, 3 mos. old 70-

,|80 lbs., $20. ea. FOB. Ernest P.

Carter, Baxley.

White Face ee Boar
Hog, approx. 450 Ibs., for sale.
Mrs. W. E. Leverett, Atlanta,
199 Ivy St. N. E. Phone La.
9530.

- Pine Hereford Pigs, 6 wks.
old, $20. ea. FOB. Wormed, in-

=

-|noculated, reg. in buyers name.

Best bloodlines. Mary A. Rhyne,

| White.

Few choice Pigs, both sex,
out of Griffith Good Enuff; Dbl:
immuned and reg. in- buyers
name, $20. ea. Bred Gilts out of
this boar, and sows out of Sil-
ver King, $75. ea. Frank H.
Redwine, Jr., Palmetto, Rt. 1.

SPC Pigs; 3 Gilts, 5 Boars,
purebred; farrowed Oct. 2, 1947;
Gilts, $15. ea. Boars, $20. ea
Reg. buyers name. Will crate.
Subj. prior sale. R. E. Cotton,
Milledgeville, 207 North CGo-
lumbia~ St. Phone 6586.

_Big Bone Guinea Pigs, 8 wks.
old Apr. 10, $20. ea. Reg. in
buyers name; Also 2 bred gilts,
$50. ea., 1 male, 4 mos. old, $35.

Commerce.

Black P. . Pigs, male and
female, $20. ea. at 8 wks. old,
with reg. papers. Booking
orders for Apr. 20, H. iS: Blanch-
ard, Appling.

50 selected OIC gilts, bred to

y|Grand and Reserve Champions
et-|and Ist prize boars at SE Fair,
|also nice lot males, ready for
_|light service. Reg. bevel name.

"Ship anywhere. W. H

] . Nix, Al-
;|pharetta. Rt. 3.

cholera treated. Cannot
ship. See. Leon Martin, Dallas,

ea Rt i

OIC Sow, wt. 400 Ibs. 1 litter
$75. with papers at
barn. Charles. Sorrow, . Com-
af atc, Rt, 2. 2

3 reg. Duroc Gilts, $30. ea.

, orders for 2 Gilts, and 8 Boars,
1 ready in few weeks. Same price.

; ee Hutchings, Carrs Station.

_ SPC Male, 4 1/2 mos. old, $30.
Gilts and. Males, 12 wks. old,
$25. ea. Well marked and reg.
uyers name, treated and



ated: BOB: irs. L. Ww. Seago,
r he

reg. |:

ped, $35. ea. A. x Rocker, Met-.

Carrollton, Car e

Jr.,

-out. of prize winning

Check or MO. 3 H. Segraves,.

Puree OIC Boar Hog, 125)
Ibs

Cultivator,
Boar, 8 wks. old, $25. Booking |

HOGS FOR SALE

2 ee Pigs, well bred, big
stock, ready Apr. 15, $10. ea.
Del. if not too far. C. M. In-
gram, Junction City, RFD 1.

Blocky Duroc Pigs, male and
female, 12 wks. old, papers in
buyers name, $25. ea. FOB.
crates returned at my expense.
W. D. Askey, Davisboro, Rt: 2.

4 ea. male and female OIC
Pigs, 6 wks. old Apr. 28; Sire
True Beam, R No. 165, Dam,
Miss Dills No. 226326, $25. with
papers. C. D, Dilworth, Carnes-
ville, Rt. 2.

10 pigs, purebred Big Bone
Guinea, both .sexes, $20. ea.
Reg. buyers name. Ready to
ship Apr. 7th. Mrs. C. H. Tap-

pan, Athens, 838 Madison Ave. |

Phone 319-J. ~

3 ea. purebred reg. Duroc
Boars, Jismos: old. and. 32.172
mos. old males. All top blood-
lines. Write. Robt. W. Wilson,
McBean, Care Wilson Acres.

Black PC 2 yr. old Brood
Sow, Ist. farrow, 10 nice pigs,
$40. at my _ place between
Barnesville and- Griffin Hwy.
41. H. S. Mullin, Milner.

Reg. OIC Boar, 1 1/2 yrs. old,
bred by Mon Reposa Farms.
Exc. breeding and cond. for
OIC herd boar,- $75. FOB. Al-
ton Crump, Hartwell.

of Natnl] Winner bloodlines,
$25. ea. Reg. buyers name. Dan
Helms, Buena Vista.

5 purebred Hereford White

Face Male Pigs. Feb. 4, farrow.

reg. . your
Washington,

$35. ea. Ship and
name. Geo. C.
Buena Vista. &
2 good shoats, wt. 75-100 Ib.
ea. for sale. G. W. Caldwell;
Senoia.
Purebred PC Male Hog, 5

mos. old, for sale. Rabun L:
Wrenn, Collins. :

Re Essex Pigs; Reoteiion:
r reg. furnished. L. S. Bar-

ges Sardis.

Purebred Duroc Boar, 5 1/2
mos. old, about 125 lbs., from

Boar and Proud Orion Lady
Ist. Ship at buyers expense
and reg. W. B. Francis,: Jr.,
Davisboro, pate 2.

Reg. ae Gilts, 5 mos. old,
med. type, best breeding, rea-
sonably priced. Bert Hobbs,
Oak -Lawn
Farms.

OIC Pigs, from litter of 12,
reg, buyers name, dbl. treated,
$25. eas FOB. J. A. McAllister,
Atlanta, 60-12th St. N. -W.

Bred SPC Gilts, reg. buyers
name, best bloodlines, $65. ea.
C. R. Morgan, Americus, Rt. 4.

Several SPC Male and Gilts,
litters,
wormed and treated, 3 mos. old,

|$35. ea. Papers in buyers name.

Billy Rooks, Metter, RFD 2.

3 Pigs, 1 Black Male and 1
White Female and Blue Fe-

male, 4 mos. old, $10. ea. at my |
home. Joe. R. Bradley, Swains-

boro, Rt. 3, Box 256.

2 young SPC Boars and some
pigs. All purebred, of _ best
breed. Gorge Ray,
Phone 1412. :

5. Female Pigs, sired by reg.
Hamp. Boar and Essex Mother,
$11. ea; Also reg. Jersey. Bull,
few wks. old, from 5 gal. dam,
sired by 4 Star Bull, $50. Mrs:
Hugh Be White, Stockbridge.

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE

Pr. good mules and 1 Intl
also good Springer
Cow, for sale: J. R. Higginboth-
am, Bogart.

1000 lb. Brown; smooth mouth

Mare Mule, sound, works any-

where, $65. at my place 5 mi.
N. E. Boston. C. N. Thornhill,
Boston, RY 2)

"Horse Mule, 3 yrs. old, $100.
cash, N, H. Youngilood, Hia-
wassee, Rt p








OIC Pigs, 8-10 wks. old, out

dL.
1945 Minnesoto Grand Champ. |,

Cuthbert,

1000 Ibs.
Stone Mountain, Rt 2 ,



HORSES AND MULES
"FOR SALE

PAGE SEVEN.

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE














Horse Mule, about 800 ibs., 2
H Wagon and Cutaway Harrow,
for sale. Fred Keasler, Stock-
bridge, Rt. 1.

'Horse Mule, about 975 Ibs.,
work anywhere, smooth mouth.
Sell at any time. W. L. Hoi-
land, Temple, Rt. -1. Near
Taylors Gin.

Two 5 gaited Saddle Horses,
sound and gentle, 2 yrs. and 10
yrs. old, respectively, gentle,
Ast. class cond., $100. ea. R. L.
Clark, Ficklin.

_Good Mare Mule, 1200 Ibs.,
13 yrs. old, $100. or trade for
cattle. Jes: Ween Ranger, Rt.
bie
Good Farm Mule, 11 or 12
yrs. old, 1100 lIbs:, $100. C. H.
Trawick, Linton.

Young Belgian Stallion and 1
exc. Ga. raised Jack at my
home, 1 1/2 mi. W. Cleveland.
K. S. Price, Cleveland, Rt.. 4.

Mare Mule, 950 Ibs. good
worker, some ag. Reasonable.
H. G. King, Cochran, Rt. 4, 10
mi. N. Cochran.

Reg. Tenn. Walking Filly,
Garretts Amelia Anne No.
475248, Granddaughter Hunters
Allen F-10. Foaled May 19, 1947.
Chesnut, Flax, mane, tail. $200.
H. Clayton Garrett, Gainesville,
Box 56.

Small mule, fast
about 12 yrs. old, $50. cash.
Trade for good 1H wagon, pigs,

heifer, yearling, or cheap
tractor (need not be in run-
ning cond.) Also Exe. young

ducks for Chin. or Belg. Rab-
bits (hares). Mrs. Opal Daven-
port, Andersonville.

Black Mare Mules, 5 and 10
yrs.~old, 900 lbs. ea., Ga. raised,
$240., or $125. ea. Spotted Brood
Mare, good worker and rider,
900 Ibs., 10 yrs. old, $125. or the
three, $350. Hugh A. Lewis, Sr.,
Culverton, Rt. 1.

Pinto Mare, gentle for child-
ren, and to round up cows. Will
plow. Jennings Clay, Gray, Rt.

5 yr. old, 850 lb. Mare, broke
to. ride and partly trained in
driving cattle, for sale. J. G.
Purvis, Millen. Phone 321J3.

Mare Mule, 11 yrs. old, 1075
lbs., good worker, $137.50. H.
F. Brown, Stonewall, POB 114.

Good mule, some age, gentle,
made crop last year, around 900.
Ibs., $50. Or cons. as part cons.
in trade, good mowing machine
or cutaway harrow. 1 mi. E.
Lilburn. Raymond Haney, Lil-
burn, Rt. 1.

Bay Saddle Horse, 6 yrs. old,
750-800 lbs. boy can handle. for
sale. Ivan C. Otwell, Cumming,
MekcNosiot- 01/5. Je

Mare, work anywhere (raises
good mule colts),
950 lbs. Reasonable. On Clark-
bridge Rd. 7 mi. Gainesville. L.
C. Harrison, Gainesville, Rt. 6.
Phone 1719 J 1

Horses and Mule, work and
ride_ well. Cheap. L. C. Wil-
liams, Cochran, Rt. 2. Care Red
Dog Farm.

Reg. Walking Mare, 5 yrs.
old, sound, very gentle. W. R.
Gilbert, Griffin.

8 yr. old, 1200 lb. horse, good
shape, works. good anywhere,
also new '1 H Turner, $150. for
lot at my place. R. O. Hall, At-
lanta, 905 Ridge Ave. N. W.,
Center Hill.

1 Mare Forse (made 2 crops),

works well anywhere, 6 yrs. old,

1200 lbs. Minnie Harbin, Li-

thonia, Rt. 2, Box 127.

Pr, Iron Gray Mules, 1200 lbs.
& yrs. old, work anywhere,
sound, $375. U. T. Smith, Mans-

field.

Very fine 8 yr. old, 900 Ib.
gentle, perfect qualities, rides
well, works to anything. Mrs.
Roy Peck, Gainesville, Rt. 6.

Cleveland Rd,

Horse, yrs. old, ride, drive,
work anywhere, easy to handle,
$95. H.. L. . Wilson,



-|Chalmers Combine 60, Ist. class

stepper,

Payne, Ball Ground, Rt. 5. -

12:_yrs. ola, | lb.

| Senior



iso Tog. goat Doe Kids.

Phone 404-W.







Black Ga. Raised Mare, 1000 |
lbs., work anywhere, $100. Jul-
ian F, Peeler, Sandersville, Rt,
3.






Pr. Blocky Ga. Raised Home
Mules. 4 1/2 yrs. old,
2100 Ibs. $375. R. E. Aver
Social Circle, REDii Ale
Hwy. 12. Atlanta to Augie
mi. E. Covington.

Blocky Mare Mule, abous 900
lbs., 9 yrs. old, good cond, good
quality, work anywhere, plenty
of pep, $100. for quick sale my
place. 6 mi. E. Jefferson at
Brockton. M. F. Webb, Jeffer-
son, Rt. 3. s

Good farm mare mule, about
1100 lbs., 9 yrs. old, pert, fine
qualities, $200.00; Also Dbl. Dise
Athens Harrow, 16-23 in. disc,
cuts 7 ft., almost new, $300. W.
O; Robertson, LaGrange. S

5 yr. old mare mule, 1000 Ibs, :
work anywhere! also Allis- -


































cond. Cheslie Rooks, Stapleton.

Stallion Colt, 21 mos. old, red
and white spotted, very gentle,
$150. Earl -Simpson, Atlanta,
1025 Danner St. S. E. Phone
0129. - oie

Red and White Spotted Pony,
very gentle, good qualities, $125.
Frank Bradford, Atlanta, 1185
Moreland Ave. Ma. 7036. an

2 mules (horse), 6-7 yrs. old,
1000 lbs., worked 2 yrs., $350,
pair. W. C. Dobbs, Atlanta, 254
Howell Terrace S. W.

























RABBITS AND CAVIES-
FOR SALE ==








Big Gray Doe Rabbit, $2. Mrs,
J. @. Touchton, Barretts.

Rabbits, $5. pr. Exc. for pair.
of Ringneck Pheasants. S. W.









NZW Rabbits, 3 bucks, 3 does,
from reg. stock, 10 wks. old,
$3. pr. Herbert Dodd, Alpharet-
tay Rt7c2.

2 Male Cavies, prove: $2. ea.
or exc. for other male cavies.
Billy Clay, Clarkston, 231 ey
St.

NZW Does, 10 mos. old, $4.5 20
6-10 wks. old, $3.50 pr. 2 NZ
Bueks, 4 mos. old, $1.75 ea.
Thomas M. Sparks, Ball
Ground, RRt. 5.

NZW Rabbits, from ped. stock
8 wks. old, $3.50 pr; * mos. old,
$3.60 pr; Bucks, $1.25 ea. Exp.
col. Mrs. Otis Mashburn, Cums
ming, Rt. 5.

Male Guinea Pigs (Cavies), 8
oz. pigs, $1.25; 12 oz., $1.50; 20
0z., $2. Good healthy stock. M.
H. Rigsby, Atlanta, Rt. 4, Box ya
451. Phone Ra. 3954. a

Ped. Flemish Giant Bucks,
3 mos. old, 8-9 lbs., out of 16
reg. parents; ped. and reg.
and Junior red, white i
and blue seal English Angoras, \
Does and Bucks. M. K. Fuqua,
Hawkinsville. $ :

Pr. thoroughbred Chinchillas,
$6.00; 1 part Chinchilla Doe,
$2.50; and 1 mixed large doe,
$2.50. Mrs. Grady ONeal,
Warner Robins, Box 287. &

Ped. Giant Chin. Rabbits, al-
Mrs.






























































Troy Fore, Gardi.

Mixed .col. Cavies, 12-14 oz |
Boars, $2. ea; Sows, $2.25 ea.
D. J. Roof, Jr., Waynesboro.



SHEEP AND GOATS

FOR SALE %



Thoroughbred reg. Saanan
Milk Goats, all high producing
stock. Quality animals. Mrs. F.
E. Hogan, Hapeville, 3692 At-
lanta Ave.

Saanan Tog. Milk Goat, now
more 3 qts. daily, bred to fresh-
en last July, $25. Cannot ship.
J. D.- Wall,
Gainesville, 123 W. eee cor =
Ave.

Milk Goat, fresh i Ist. time,
3-4 gts. daily, also kids for sale.
All very cheap. Elsie Irons, Ai-
lanta, Rt. 9. Phone Ca. 1386:

52 SESS}:







"SHEEP AND GOATS



FCR SALE
feteabited reg. Tog. Young
"Buck. Dark Chocolate, horn-
No. T-7923; 2 -purebred

Young Tog Does, 1 yr.old, true
to color, good co d. Very rea-

: oe J. J. Johnston, Waynes-

oro.

2 yr. old extra large, almost

'. White Reg. Nubian Doe, freshen





# Del. within 15 mi._D. Mines,
Shiloh, Box 43, Rt. 1.
One Ewe Sheep, $15. Jhn
= Wright, Atlanta, 203 Four-
feenth St. N. W.
8 fresh milk goats, gaod.
gtock, for sale or trade on

5

&

Ast. time Apr. 13, 1 yr. old

a aanan reg. Doe, now fresh, all

above from heavy producing

Btock. H. A. Stahl, Moultrie.

21/2 at. Saanan Milk Goat

- (mot reg.) was bred to reg. male,
~- freshened Mar.

8 for 3rd time;
Doe and 1 Nannie Kid, $30. at

- barn. L. Clyde Bradley, Temple,

POB 91.

2 Ewes and 4 Lambs, $20. at

my barn. Will not ship. W. Y.

= Harper,
"| 2 Milk Goats, both with kids

Wray, Rt de

_ {1 with two, other wit 1 doe),
all out of reg..Saanan Buck,
$30. ea. R. Christian, Atlanta,

~ Hts. Phone Ma.

357 Schoen St.. S. E. Lakewood
2798.

Fine Milk Goat and 3 nan-

nies, 2 mos. old. See to ap-
_ preciate. Mrs. L. H. Speer,
Fayetteville, Rt. 3.

2 fresh Milk and. 4: young

- Billy Goats. M. S. McCurry, At-

Janta, 358 Glenv-ood Ave. S. E.

'* (little bone)

= Bus

~ Janta, 1076 High Point Dr.
ae E. Phone At.

. Heifer,

Marlow,

>3 Milk Goats, ready for
preeding, good milkers, gentle.

_ young cow, or what have you;
Also have 1 canner, used.1 sea-
gon with attachments for Nos.
1-2, and 3 cans, $7.50, J. N:

= Morton, Riverdale, Rt. 1.

Reg. Buck Goat, full blooded,
11 mos. old. Have. papers. Cog-

: gin Wingo, Newnan, 12 Fair St.

150 head Common Goats for
.sale. Write or see at farm in

~ S. W. Baldwin Co. Felton Rice, |

> Milledgeville, Fetes



. LIVESTOCK WANTED



ATTLE WANTED:

Want purebred Aberdeen An-
Bull Calf and about 4
W. L. Abbot, At-
N.

grade heifers,

2685.

Want several fresh Jersey or
Guernsey Cows. Must be heavy
milkers. Give full particulars
and price. Roy G. Jones, De-
eatur, 619 Clairmont Ave.

Want baby calves, any kind.
State what you have, giving
price and age. W. A. Biggers,
Cordele, Rt. 2.

' HOGS WANTED:

Want to exc. 1 Guernsey
2 yrs. old Apr. 15 and
bred to Hereford Bull, for a
SPC Sow, bred. H..H. Wimpee,
Butea

Want 1 Female Berkshire Pig,

seg. at reasonable price. J. J.
: Duten, Mannassas, Rt. 2.
Want 2 =Male_ Berkshire

Pigs or Shoats for meat hogs.

- Marion Biggers, Conyers.

Want Bred Black African
Guinea Gilt and
unrelated Boar. E. A. Hunter,

Waynesboro.

RABBITS AND GUINEA PIGS
(CAVIES) WANTED:

Want some. cavies (guinea
pigs) for breeders. Advise. J. L.
Berry, Norcross, Box 125.

Want 2 or 3 Giant Chin Does,
reasonable. State age and price.
E. K. Flint, Hapeville, 3739 Ful-
fon Ave.



POULTRY FOR SALE



Modern EB. B. Red Game Ban-





tam sy 46 and 47 hatch,. $3.
2 pO: 00; Also N. H. Red
47 hath, laying, $1.75
ea. BH. Holsonback, East

Point, 302 S. Harris St.

| PouLTRY FOR SALE



a ue HELP WANTED |





Golden Sebrights and Dark
Cornish Bantams, stock and

Purebred Black Cochin Cock-
erels from show stock, $2. ea.
D. Bass, Atlanta, 754 Pulliam
Stn W. cas

BARRED, WHITE & OTHER
ROCKS:

_ 14 large White. Rock Pullets,
now laying, $20. or $1.50 ea.
You furnish crates. for ship-
ment. W. A. Cole, Savannah,
311 West 40th St.



FARM HELP WANTED



Want unencumbered woman
of good character and refine-
ment to live in home with me,
Julia Nichols, B20. We
Hancock - Ave.

Want white man for gen.
farm work. Private room, board
and $40. mth., paid weekly.
Contact or write at once. A. B.
Popham, Fayetteville, Rt. 1.

_Athens,

Want at once large family,
at least 4-5 grown workers for
labor and share crop; to drive
truck and tractor, keep up
same. Wages, $3.-$5. day. House,
land, wood, coal free. Near
school and church. Max Zurgar,
Rising Fawn, Rt. 3.

Want white or col tractor
driver for farm. Practically
new 4 R house, well, wood. Pre-

able to gather crop; also want

white woman for light work on

farm. At once., a A. Porter,
Sylvester, Rte 2: -

Want married man, 26-36 yrs.
old, for tractor operator on cat-
tle farm. Must be A-l in every
respect. W. S. Garner, Maser
Box 291.

Want large family, one truck
driver for truck farm, College
Park-Kenwood Hwy; like - GI
take on job training. Bring 2
written -references. O. E. Nor-
ton, Fairburn, Ritewals

Want exp. family. Good ie
ing quarters, and good salary.
Prefer man who can take re-
sponsibility of operating dairy.
W. H. Barker, Savannah, 518
East 39th St.

Want Veteran and wife to
work on fruit farm. House,
lights, water furnished. G. I.
Training on job plus salary. W.
M. Anderson, Decatur, Rt. 2.
Phone De. .6739.

Want farm hand to help on
farm. Room, board and salary.
Prefer come at once. . Lewis
Pittman, Adairsville, Rt. 3.

Want hand for general farm
work, be exp. any kind farm
labor, and operate Ford Tractor.
No drunks. Private room, (elec.)
board and laundry, $40. mth.
Hubert Mullinax, Duluth, Rt. 1.

Want farm help for 1H crop,

*|8rds- and 4ths, or 50-50 basis.

Clem Roberson, Temple, Rt. 1.

Want white christian woman
to live as one of family and do
light work on small farm, $30.
mth. Private room and board.
1 1/4 mi. town. Modern Con-
veniences. James C. Smith, Tif-
ton, Box 177E, Rt. 1.

Want farmer for 1H ~ crop.
Have about 9 A bottom, stand-
ing rent or 3rds and 4ths. Close
to good school, 2 1/2 mi. N. Bu-
ford. Miss Myrtie Lee, Buford,
Rt. 3.

Want middleaged woman to
do light farm chores on farm,
live as one of family with old
couple. Small salary. J. H. Bow-
en, Cobbtown.

Want white man to help with
farming and look after hogs.
Ropm, board, washing, $30.
mth., Also want white woman
to do light work on farm, live
as one of family, reasonable
salary, H. H. Wimpee, Marlow,



Rt 1.

~ Young Bantam. Roosters, $1.
ea. Mrs. J. i. Sorrells, Royston.

eggs, $3.50 and $5. Bob Clark, |,
Macon; 358 Spring St. _

tend flowers and garden. Mattie.

fer one with several in family

teol. Man capable

"Want white woman for - light |
work on farm. Pay salary or
part crop. Room, - ee ae Mo
Kugler, Villa Rica, - BRE Gl i



Want | white man with Small
family to do. gen.: farm. work.
Tractor experience necessary.
Must be able to give references. |
House with lights, on rural ett
Good equip. Good salary to}
right man, Mrs. Hugh L. White,
Stockbridge.

Want a man interested in
poultry -and livestock raising.
Pay monthly salary plus com-
mission. 6 mi. N. Roswell, 1/2
mi. off 140 Hwy. Ralph Dangar,
Woodstock, Rt. 1.

Want settled, sober, white
man as farm helper, to live as
one of family. Reasonable sal-
ary. Ask at Johnsons Furniture
Store; Or write, Robert E. Wal-
ker, Doraville, teal

Want good size family for
general farm work. House and
garden. F. B. Jackson, ee
ville.

Want sober, diene single
man for light farm chores on
small place in country. Modern
room, meals, laundry, $20. mth.
M. Gibson, Douglasville, Rt. 1
Box 145.

Want farmer, 50-50 basis, 3
H crop, 3 or 4 steady sober
workers, 2 good fast mules,
Farmall tractor, planters and
cultivating equip. Good land,
day work when not in crop, 4
R house, elec. lights, Ref. exch.
R. O. Rivers, Forsyth, Rt. 3,
Box 137 A.

to milk 15 cows by hand.
House, wood, and_ water furn-
ished. 1 mi. good . town,
school and rural rt. Weekly pay.-
Write or phone 311. W. E. Sut-
ton, Fort Gaines, Rt. a

Want man for 2H erop * on
halves. 4 R house. W. C. BEWe
horn, White, Rt. 1. i

Want farm .help for large or
small farm on 3rds and 4ths.
Halves or standing rent. Write
or come. M. L. Otwell, Bowdon, |
Rio. a :

Want reliable and responsible
middleaged couple, white or
of making
field crops and maintaining
tractor equip. with limited sup-

ervision; Wife assist garden,
ete. House furnished, elec.,
conv. store, churches, schools.

Write: R. B. ane Chipley,
Et aiel's

Want at once a good tractor
driver to make crop; Also turn
up legumes for summer crop.
Furnish house for married man
and board for single man.
Come. Dont write. Mrs. L. P.

ground and do other light work
around farm: for good home,
room, board and. small salary.
B. F.. Purell, Savannah, Rt. 1
(5 mi. Post, new Louisville Rd.

Want 2 H. cropper, furnish

also a 1 H. cropper on halves.

Plenty -good upland and_ bot-
toms. for both. J. A. Anderson,
Locust Grove, Rt. 1. .

Want 2 or 3 men to batch
and work Turpentine and other
farm work. L. M. Schuman,
Savannah, 311 Lawton Ave.

Want settled, white woman to
live with small family and do
light farm chores on _ farm.
Room, board and_ reasonable

Grange, Rt. 1.

Want woman for light work
en small farm. Board and small
ae Mrs. Roy Eaves, Temple,

Di 2e

Want middleaged christian
woman for light work on farm
with widow. Mrs. J. W. Mc-
Neely, Kennesaw, Rt. 1.

Want col. man without family
to dip turpentine boxes, and
chip small crop virgin boxes.
Nice place # live. W. M. Cook,



Broo

|and salary. State age, also sal-

Want at once, man and. oe

on |

Puckett, Jesup.
Want middleaged man _ to}
tend stock, water plants, hoe

own stock, on 8rds and 4ths;

I furnish stock. White or col.'

salary. Mrs, Clara McCann, La--

Sane Pe e abable medics
ce a and wife willing to

pear dod garden,
water.

Box | 1300.

wood, $3. rey to man able
willing to drive truck ;

Phone Cl, 2211.

Want young, raed: eine

county. Salary payable every
two weeks. M. S. Woodward,
Atlanta, 3905 Tuxedo Rd. N. W.,
CH 8832.

Want
woman, 50 yrs. old, health cer-
tificate, fefined, to do light
work on farm. No _ milking.
Permanent home for right wo-
man. All letters ans. Mrs. L. V.
Locke, Bowersville, Rt. 1.

Want col. man to work in 2
A flower garden. Must know
how to plow, chop, and plant.
Furnish 3 meals daily, room

ary wanted. No drinking. E. Le-
roy Mann, Macon, A110 Houston
Ave. :

Want White single woman,
50-60 yrs. old, -good health, nice

chickens, etc. Write. H.. Free-
men, Toccoa, POB 6. eg





chinery in repair; large or small
farm. Exp. with tractors, com-
bines, etc. All letters ans.
Bracey, Sharon, POB 77.

60 yr. old man alone
exp., wants job looking after)
chickens or stock farm, good
home with conveniences and |
Reasonable salary. All letters |.
ans, C..: Singletary, NasnaS:
|No. John St.

Exp: White Man wants job
on farm. 6 in family. 4 R house
with lights, water, and wood. |

with

and Dekalb Co. All letters ans.
R. M. Denmon, Ellenwood, Rt.
fe

wants job tending turpentine,
or cattle farm. Cons. overseer |
on large farm. A.C. Waisnanty
Lenox.

Want job on farm _ near
school. Move any time, any
where, 6 in family. Arthur L.
Conley, Mathews, Rt.. 1.

eine spring R
Black Rock Orchard, Te sess
Gr Mandeville, Clason ae 2s

tractor. R. F. Sams, Clarkston

Geren white |

to do light work on farm, tend y

POSITIONS oe .
Want job keeping. farm ma- |,

F. B.|

Man, 36, married, 3 echidecs: C








































































man to work on farm in Cobb /|*" ok

taker, raising po
after cattle.

Jonesboro.
Jonesboro.
G.I. wit
wants job
farm, or helping 1
Andrew J. Sella
Rt Des :
Want job
poultry, looking
tle, or on some
Good house and ;
ary. 1 or 2 Pee
Bolenee = 18

job ooking. a ;
chickens, also

Experiment
Want job
stock and other
Am sober.
Write; Ore
Chureh, Se

wishes ao work o
terested in. pl its

Want $4. daily, Prefer Fulton|Gra









Martin, Jr_, Columbus.

he shell ae "April 24, at eens
at the Martin Farms, cola) Con












Georgia Livestock Exposi t

The program of the Georgia Hereford,
Angus and Guernsey Breeders Assn.,
position, to be held in Atlanta, April
Southeastern Fair Grounds follows: Tue
20, 9:30 a. m., Fat Cattle Show; 2 p. m.
Show; Wednesday, 21, 9:30: a.m., Fat: Cai
2 p. m., Aberdeen: Angus Show; Thursd y, 2
a. m., Hereford Sale; 2 p. m., Aberde Ar
Friday, 23, 1 p. m., Gurnsey "Sale; For ad
formation, contact: W. EP Bee Sa




















Reidsville.







Registered Jersey Bull Sal

30 Reg. Jersey Bulls, 4 mos. to 2 yrs ol l,
sold Friday, April 16th (Not 17, as was u
tionally mis-stated March 31 janie) at 12 noon
in Macon at Central City Park (New
Arena), offering seven bulls sired by Spar
conis Royal No. 402924 -;16 by Fillpail D
tan No. 444368, and others by State
Herd sires. Records of Honor,
logue sent by reatet Write:






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