VOLUME 32 Editorial By TOM LINDER The tremendous amount of money be- ing spent in Washington and all over the country for repeal of the tax on mar- garine shows where the water hits the wheel. _ You can hardly read a newspaper or listen to a radio but what you hear ad- vocates for repeal of the tax on marga- rine. Margarine is a commodity from cultural products. We know that the rmers are not putting up all this money for the campaign in favor of margarine. Let us, therefore, look into the record and see where all the smoke is coming from. About a vear ago, in the Mayflower Hotel in Washington, at a dinner. at- tended by 240 Congressmen and Sen- ators, I revealed the record of the Inter- national Fats and Oils Combine. I re- vealed how they worked through the Administration in Washington to plunder both the producer and the con- sumer by operation of national laws. - At that time J revealed that Lever Brothers of this country is a subsidiary -@ of Unilever whose home offices are in Rotterdam and London. ~ Since that time Lever Brothers have steadily gone forward towards obtain- ing a monopoly on the manufacture of Margarine in this country. Newspaper accounts state they now own 80% of all Margarine manufacturing plants in the United States. Proctor and Gamble, who are large Operators in the fats and oils field, are also working for the repeal of the tax on Margarine. F . ; L. ws | ) fs ! 1 ) _ THE PLOT THICKENS _ rhe present Secretary of Commerce in Washington is one Mr. Sawyer. Mr. Sawyer, [ am informed, is alawver with \f Bis law offices and law partners in Cin- mnati, Ohio. Mr. Sawyer, I am also 1) informed, is the nephew-in-law of Mr. Ml Proctor of Proctor and Gamble. I am further informed that Mr. Sawyers law firm represents Proctor and Gamble. ver has had very large control over ex- port and import shipments and over ex- A R _ As Secretary of Commerce Mr. Saw- ) | port controls. Jt has been largely due WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1949 NUMBER 27 UTTER vs. Margarine to these export controls that prices of have so many agricultural products seriously declined. At the meeting in Washington I re- vealed how this Interhational Fats and Oils Combine had their own man in the United States Department of Agricul- ture, under the then Secretary of Agri- culture, to fix the price on the farmers crops which produce oil such as cotton- seed oil, peanuts and soybeans as well as hog lard and beef tallow. At the same time they had their own man in the OPA office under the Direc- tor, Bowles Weevil to fix the price of finished products made from cottonseed oil, peanuts, hog lard and beef. tallow. to the consuming. public. Now, with 80% of the margarine man- ufacturing plants in the United States in their hands, they are putting on a drive that is costing millions of dollars to substitute margarine for butter in the United States. At the meeting in Washington a yeat ago, I read from the record how United States Marines in the Solomon Islands, under fire from the Japs, found. signs in the cocoanut groves warning them that the United States must pay $50.00 to this International Oils and Fats Com- bine for every cocoanut tree that the American boys might injure in building defenses to protect the Islands and o- coanut groves from the Japanese. The Reciprocal _(mis-called) Trade Agreements Act is simply another link in the chain of this and other Interna- tional groups for flooding America with foreign oils and other foreign agricul- tural products. To give. you an idea how these mis- called Reciprocal Trade Agreements work I have before me some figures from the United States Department of Commerce for the year 1947 and also for eleven months of 1948 as follows: Exports and Imports of Domestic Merchandise by Commodity JANUARY - DECEMBER 1947 Group 00 Animal and Animal products edible Group 0 Animal and Animal products, inedible Group 1 Vegetable food products and beverages Group 2 Vegetable products inedible except fibers and wood Group 3 Textile fibers and manufactures Group 4 Wood and paper EXPORTS $ 623,420,106 IMPORTS $ 128,933,671 " 178,928,542 320,862,100 1,735,346,474 1,560,558,876 705,561,451 804,785,856 1,807,823,936 680,751,750 373,635,756 831,453,184 $5,424,716,265 $4,327,345,437 Exports and Imports of Domestic Merchandise by Commodity JANUARY - NOVEMBER 1948 Group 00 Animal and Animal products edible Group 0 Animal and Animal products, inedible Group 1 Vegetable food products and beverages Group 2 Vegetable products inedible except fibers and wood Group 3 Textile fibers and manufactures Group 4 Wood and paper EXPORTS $ 371,016,566 IMPORTS $ 266,383,949 112,311,454 363,897,442 1,970,314,713 1,527,108,656 490,124,063 691,219,004 1,175,974,858 794,936,245 224,344316 905,317,319 $4,344,095,970 $4,548,862,615 (Continued on Page Hight) | = RM LAND EDITION MARCH 16 PAGE TWO GEORGIA MAR un th OF Address all items for publication and ali requests to be put ailing list and for change of address to STATE BUREAU MARKETS, 222 STATE CAPITOT., KET BULLETIN Atlanta. NATIONAL DITORIAL_ SSOCIATION Notices of farm produce of notice under postage regulations inserted one time on each request and repeated onlv when request is accompanied by new copy and appurtenances admissable J.amited space will not permit insertion of notices contain-" ing move than 35 to 40 words, not inclucing name and address. Under Legislative Act the nol assume any responsibility for any notice appearing in resulting Bulletin, for. any transac notices. Tom Linder. Commissioner. Published Weekly at nor 114 122 race. St.. By Department ot Agriculture Covington, Ga Georgia Market Bulletin aoes in the tion from oublished Notity on FORM 3578Bureau Markets 222 State Capitol of June 6 1900. Accepted f of October & 1917 Execative Office. Atlanta. Ga. Entered is second ciass matter August . 1937 at the Post Office at Covington Georgia, under Act mailing it special rate of postage provided f1 in Section 1103. Act State Capito! ot or Editorial! anc. Executive Offic State Capitol, Atlanta Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Publication Office 114 122 ce St. Covingion, Ga es SECOND HAND MACHINERY FOR SALE Sears Sprayer, good used 5 days, $20. Clyde T. Han- nah, Loganville. David Bradley Hammer Mill, | good cond., $50. at my farm. G. | G. Greenway, Lula. ' Southern Walking Cultivator, cond., ! used 1 season, $65.00; Plant Transplanter, Mule drawn, 1! barrel. good cond., $25. Bob, Nutt, Luella. B Model J. PD. Tractor, good | mechanical cond. Wesley Har- | ris, Jackson. PD 6 Intl. Crawler with nicl track, late model, 12 volt start- er, recently overhauled, paint- ed, exc. cond., $2000. Trade for Jate model M Farmall. C. C. MeKissick, Jersey. Phone So- cial Circle, 89-W-4. | New J. D. Tiller, 3 or 4 disc, on rubber, used 1 day. See. Al- s0 Black Mare Mule, gentle, work anywhere, $100. Walter H. Greenway, Kite, Rt. 2. Ferguson. Fertilizer Distribu- tors, Planters, and Cultivators, used very little, perfect cond., for sale: Also want planters, fert. distributors, and cultiva- tors for Farmall ) used once, perfect cond. tractor Bush and -|tor, Model 45, of HP, 300 Gap. Elec. Broodes, very | good cond. $25 at my place. 8. Quartertian,, Mcintosn. ade Ford Tractor with new 11100 x 28 tires on rear, cultiva- tor, planter, disc, bottom plow, hatrow, trailer type, dirt Scoop, terracing blade, $1650. #. H. Mcheod, Valdosta, Rte 2 1948 imodl Farmall 4 Trac- ee starter, lights, power take- aoe sydratilic lift, tiller, tuin tow, Bush and Boggs plow, 250: other equip., Dock Mul: lins, Villa Rica, Rt 1. LA John D. Tractor, starter, lights, air cushion seat belt take-off, sood rubber, new black assembled: motor, plant- ers, cultivators, laying off plow, Bush and Ow, $1200.00. H. R. Thanson, Bowdon, Ries: ee Gtain Drill, new 11/7, rass seed attach,, . Ryner, Vienna. 400 egg cap. gas or kerosene operated Incubator for sale. Cannot ship. Inspection wel- comed. Frank Ginn, Atlanta, 1297 Metropolitan Ave. S. E. Turner No. 4 Seed Peanut Sheller and Recleaner, 2 Wisc. 7-9 HP. engines, shelled less peanuts, A-t cond. Complete with various screens. $600.00 cash. G. C. Davis, Arlington. Phone 51 or Cultivators and Planters for WC Allis-Chalmets Tractor, sell planters separately; 1941 model B Allis-Chalmers Tractor, cul-- tivator, planter, Bush and Bogg harrow. and mowing machine, 18, | bought af last year. Sell sep- ti. | arately. B 'ton, RFD 2. A. Mosely, Thomas- Large Case tractor, No. 3 Intl. Harrow Plow, roller bear- ing, 8 ft. Smoothing Harrow, | ist Class. cond., $1600.00 No letters. E. L. Hays, Mansfield. Good Ledbetter Corn Plant- iy ar, $12.00 cash at my farm. Ar- thur Owen, Barnsville. ' Nice Blacksmith Shop with jall kind tools, elec. drill, pet elec. welder, Cheap. See. H.. Lindler, Swainsboro. POB. ae Good top buggy, Ist class. cond., top curtains, and wheels just overhauled, reasonable. TR : Cheek, Lawrenceville, J. Deere B. Tractor, exe.) cultivators (new), plant- ing and distributing equip., : , power lift, peanut ws, choice 4 pan heavy duty. Diller or aes 16 ban cut- ea harrow, H. Model. 42. cone S380. 5 A Pumphrey, Damascus. ain $75, Tel. 3332. | saret Grice, arshallville. Lilliston Peanut Picker on rubber, good as new din. x 60ft. Z S| ndless belt, $575; ae a oe Peamit Plows, $25: THC Tanner, Sanders: Del. Rake, $100. M. i > chew Jr., Macon, Rt. : A Farmall Tractor, 2 disc icon Sih fre cultivator, fertilizer dis- Eh cores planter, | 2 ibutors, disc harrow, -$115. . Robinson, Acworth, RED F-12 steven Tractor, guano distributors, planters, cultivat- ois, peanut plows, 4-26 in. disc Tiller, 20 Dise dbl. Sec. Harrow, |'good working cond., $1000 for lot. Sell separately if desired. Near Excelsior School. R: Spinks, Tifton, Rt. 1. D 4 4Caterpillar Tractor, A-1 cond., with radiator guard and wee reasonable. L. P. Sibley, ay. $12.50 Oakes 801A Brooder, $7.50. | Mrs. O. D. Johnson, Atlanta, 277 Lindberg Dr. N. EB. Tel. CH. 3823: Two TD 18 Intl. Diesel | Tractors, practically new, used, tony short time, 2 cable pans, pracecaty new, each 10 yds., 1 hydraulic 8 yd. . Ben , also large | ogg Harrow. Tom Crowe, Jefferson. Size U, Minn. Molene Trac- Good | Dumas, | cond., $1450. Ww. Forsyth, POB So7. Set W. C. Cultivators, Koa used 1 season, for ee Wain all Cub Tractor, 2 disc Tractor Plow, operated |. | by power. lift, on F-12. and F-14 (eee ba J. Jonega. * AllissChalmers Tractor elyinder tractor Bush and Bogs Harrow, Ist class cond. Priced HBB Frank Kimbrel, Griffin, Cole Combination Planter with all plates for corn, cotton, beans, pas and sorghum seed, perfect cond. H. T. Hugnes, Tucker, Rt. 1, SECOND HAND MACHIN.- ERY WANTED Want small power or hand feed grinder. Give make, cond., lowest ash prie. R. A. Cald- well, Barwick. Want good used Cofbine; reasonable for cash. No junk- Prefer Allis-Chalmers 60 or J. D. No. 12. W. J. Saunders, Jen- kinsburg, Want good Gantt Cotton Archer, Sparta. Want track Tractor with Must be reasonable. Dorminy, Jr; Fitzgerald. Want set planters with ferti- lizer attach. for new Allis- Chalmerg C Tractor. Must be new or itr perfect cond. State price. Fory A. Dooley, Cave Spring, Rt. _ Want ae Ford-Ferguson Tractor, planters and cultiva- tors. State model, cond, and price. Bob Hollis, Wrightsville. Want Weeder for Fotd Trac- tor, State price and cond, W. B. Price, Douglasville; Rt. 1. Want small riding tractor, preferably Paige or Shaw. Cons. any make. B. Hickman, Barnesville. Want to trade J. D. 6 Disc Tiller, good Sons, needs new disc), for J. or tf C4 Disc. Write for betaine es, Pa lips, McRae, Rt. :o Want Disc Harrow for Farm- late model. Pay - cash, Describe and give. price. Y, N. Bruce, Dial. Want Farmall M at reason- jable price; not bg much pavipment wanted. B. F, Ward- Jaw, Hoscton, RFD 1. Want counter shaft to pull | distributor on Farmall B late modl tractors, in good cond. eg Mrs, Walter Gibbs, Adel, t, 2 Want Inc., 50-100 cap. oil burning type. State price. Ru- dolph Boatright, Swainsboro, Rt. 1, Box 48 A. Want John Deere L or Far- mall cub, or cinsider Jaques. Handi-man or Gibson 4 wheels on rubber, at reasonable price. Advise fully. Jullius C. Jones, Sr., Marietta, 201 Gramling St. Wany. 70-80 saw gin stand with Mitchell cleaner for Mur- ray Cotton Gin, also 60 in. con- 'denser, in good cond and rea- sonable; also sell Continental automatic tramper. W. E. Vin- son, Jr., Byron. Want rolling discs for mule drawn cultivator. R. L. Rickles, Turin. Want a 2 H hay rake in good cond. Hugh Goodson, Franklin, PO Box 91, Want good graden fractor in reasonable distance from Dah- State full particulars. J. A. Dockery, Dahlonega, Rt. , Box 10. Want some milking equip- ment and dairy supplies. Write fully. Hyland . Bunn, Mid- ville. Want A or B John Deere tractor, consider one needing repairs; or H or M Farmall, Ad- vise. John Harris, Monroe. Want G or A John Deere tractor, one of older models preferred, at reasonable price. T, H. Ridegway, _ | Phone 270 L, Want 7 ft, hay rake, MIc- Cormick preferred, in good shape and horse-drawn. W. V. Silvers, Ellijay, Rt, 3, Box 88. Want 1 set cultivator attach-' ments for John Deere M tractor. M. K. Douglas, Box 64. Planter, perfect cond. J. Harvy 4 angle dozer, also scraper_pan.|. er Begonia, rell, -25 year. Model, Thompson, eons HAND MACHINERY WANTED Z Want second hand farm trac- tor, in good cond. Pay by giv- ing mortgage on half of every- thing produced on 100 acres good level river land; to be ne November 15, 1949. H. M. C. Walker, Whitesburg, Rt. 1. Want Cultivator, with or without lift cylinders, and Mower attachments, both for Model H Farmall tractor, in good cond. Describe and quote lowest cash price on both or either. N. F.~Fiske, Augusta, Box 902. 5 Want good milk bottling ma- chine for dairy, hand operating, or electrical, equipped - with hooding. attachments. Must be good cond., reasonable. Charlie J. Daniels,. Care Veterans Dairy, Thomaston, Rt. 1. Phone 2731, FLOWERS AND SEED FOR SALE : Shasta Daisy plants, 40c doz. Mrs. S. Q. McGahee, Thomson, Wh 2; OR Tie. Milk and Wine, Butterfly and Dbl. Orange Lilies, 75 doz.; All kinds Narcissus, Daffodils, Jonquils, Snowdrops, $1. C; 10 cols. Cannas, including white and 2 pinks, 10, $1. Exe. for print sacks. Mrs. J. S. Greene, Quitman. Petunia, Marigold, Ovxallis, Pansy, Larkspur, Queen Annes Lace Plants,. 35 doz.; Ferns, Cactus, Pothos, Sul- we Geraniums, Ivy, rooted, 15e ea.; White Wisteria, 3, $1.; 12 dif. Glads, 60c doz:; $3.50 C; 12 dif. Cannas, $1. Mable Har- Quitman. Rose Pink Mums, very dou- ble, 35c doz.; Yellow and White Cushion and Daisy Mums, Fev- erfew plants, 35c doz.; Yellow Lemon Lilies, 40c doz. Miss, Vena Brown, Hartwell. Round fluffy Yellow Mums, | khown as Betsy Ross, 65c doz.; Milk and Wine Lily Bulbs, 25c ea.: Fairy Lily, 25c doz. Mrs. J. M. Bobo, Hartwell. ~ Gold Dust Day Lilies, Bright | Canary col., Dwarf, fine for borders or rock gardens, early bloomer, 10, $2. Mrs. Rosa G. Poole, Valdosta, POB. 112. 6 dif. monthly rose Cuttings, 25c; 2 yr. gardenia, $1.00; a variety of chrysanthemum., 30c doz. Exc. for blue Spider, Blue and White Easter and White Fairy Lilies or any nice lily. Write first. Mrs. E. J. Carr, Ac- worth. Rose and Red everblooming begonias, fluffy ferns, rooted, ea.; Nandinas, 10-12 in., ea. 5 for $1.00; pinkish- purple per. phlox, 25c doz.; rose thrift, $1. C. Mrs. Lee Cromer, Royston, Rt. 1. Red Flowering Quince, Pur- ple Lilac, 25c ea.; Lemon Dbl. Day, and Spider Lilies, Purple and White Iris, $1. doz. Mrs. C. W. Hefner, Talking Rock, 6c Rt, 2. Red Dogwood, Bridal Wreath, 2c a.; Purple Iris, Tame Violets, 50c doz.; Umbellatum Lilies, 8, 25c. Exc. for print sacks. Miss Goldavee Silver, Talking Rock, Rt, 2. Gladiolus: Picardy (pink), Margaret Fulton (salmon red), Purple King Lear, Snow Prin- cess, Gold Dust, labeled, 20 bulbs, $1100; $4.65 C. PP. E. F. Boyd, Swainsboro, Fine Glad Bulbs, dif. cols., for sale or xc. for some good pure broom seed. Mrs. C. W. Griftis, Bowdon. Unrooted cuttings my farm. RS erry . Okra Seed, ib, PP5,.25. 1b. 5 Donaldson, tiplyin starts, $1. PP, Mrs. piste, as de Rydal, Rt. 2 corn, 25c at. and - | White -|Running Butterbeans, 40c Ib.; Prolific corn, Ist peck | postpaid; $3.50 ollect. Jas. A. Wood, rolifie yellow corn, d shelled and nub- Winston, t. ts wn Oo. Brooklet. . Forbes, Brooklet, | Crowder Peas, 6c -. Dean, Bremen, Rt. 2. +< 100 Ibs. o- | 20c Ib. Add postage. Bremen, Ri, 2, EANS AND PEAS FOR SALE BEANS AND PEAS FOR Sat | Hastings 141 Super Prolific corn, 1 peck, 14 Ibs., $1.35 post- >| paid. J. C. Summerville. Buc- hanan, Rt. 1. 150 bu. good white corn. in shuck at my home. Albert Mc- .|Coy, Avera. 50 bu. Hastings Prolific corn, $1.75 bu. FOB. Herman C. Brewer, Danielsville, Rites, Seed corn: Marlboro, white cob, 2 ears to stalk; Whatleys red cob, white, 2 to 4 ears to stalk. All selected, hand nub- bed and shelled, $1.50 peck; $2. per 1/2 bu. $4. bu. You pay de- livery chrgs. J. E. Locke, But- len SRto ts 50 bu. Whatleys Prolific COmwlsto Due vat barn: s1s, 10. Toole, Macon, 606 Burton Ave. Clean, shelled, yellow pop corn, 15 pt., 25c qt., also ten- der, white Half Runner bean seed, 35c large cupful. Add postage to all. Mrs. J. E. Moon- ey, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. Good ear corn in shuck at my barn, 1 mi. East Fayetteville on Hwy. J. E. English, Fayette- ville. 7 ; Good shelled Yellow Pop corn, 12c lb. Add postage. John A. Vandiviere, Dawsonville, Rt. ri Z So. American Giant Corn, 60c lb. Cash. No stamps. Nov COD. ae Ruth Gadlin, Set 2 Yellow dent Seed Corn, Tes selected, 75c pk., Crinkle Hull tb. Velma Good Yellow Pop Corn, from 1948 crop, sound, clean. Ronald Bailey, Bremen. Shelled 1948, sound, well ma- tured Pop Corn,- (yellow, small grain) good for eating or plant- ing, 20c lb. Orders of 5 Ibs.-or more PP in Ga. Mrs. W. J. Taylor, Demorest, Rt. 1, Box 98. -Goods Golden Prolific Corn, heavier yielding yellow, $4.25 ues 2 bw $2:25-$1.25 pk.AJ; H. Good. Cordele. BEANS AND PEAS: - FOR SALE Peas, white 20c Ib. Add Sylvia About 10 bu. with black eyes, postage. No less 5 Ibs. Chastain, Ellijay, Rt. 2. White Sugar and Brown eyed Crowder Peas, good for eating and planting, $10. bu. (69 Ibs. per bu.). L. D. Todd, Danville: Purple Hull and White ,| Crowder; and Conch Peas, 25 qt. not PP. G. W. Akin, Gray- mont. 10 bu. Calif. Blackeyed Peas, no weevils, $6. bu. FOB; also -|Imp. Spanish peanuts, 5 lbs., .| $1.10; 10 Ibs., $2. PP 2nd and 8rd zone. A, L. Hardin, White, Rt. 1, Box 62. About. 15 bu. Rd Hull Speck- led Peas, weevil treated, 25 ib. St. bus Mrs. 40. B;: Hooks, Swainsboro, Rt. 2. Lady Finger Peas, clean, bright, 25 Ib. Del. Carl- ton Sawyer, Cuthbert, Rt. 4. Limited amt. Purple Hull Crowder Peas, hand picked and shelled, 25c lb. FOB, 30c lb. parcel post PP. Mrs. S. A. Ver- ner, eee: 535 E. Erankita St. Red Suber Pes 50? Tbs Bunch and Speckled Add 15c ea. lb. for postage. Mrs. C. R. Sorrells, Monroe, Rt. Rae Cream Crowder Peas, 25c teacup; Col Bunch Butterbeans, 30c lb; Old Fashion Black Ga. Pole Bean, 25c teacup. Exc. for other seed, Mrs. W. H. Mc- Williams, Lithonia, Rt. 3. Tender Garden Beans, Pink, Big White Stripe, Half Runner, Cornfield, Cutshorts, 50c cup. Exc. for print sacks, 2 cups for 4 Botheie Deere Viek, Ellijay, Rt. 8... Purple Hull Crowder Peas, Pop. Early Brown. 6 wks. Peas, bears 2 crops, fine for truck- ing, 6 cups, $1.10; $10. bu. Add postage on small orders. Will ship large orders. FOB. No checks. Mrs. Clarence McMil- lian, Dacula, Rt. 1 Red and White Spotted Crowder Peas, 25c. cup; 6 cups, $1. Mrs. James Hove, Gaines- ville, Rt. 1. White Cutshort Fender Corn- field Beans, 50c cup; Red Speckled Crowder and White Calif. Blackeyed Peas, 25c cup; 5, $1.00; Seed Peanuts, 40c cup. Exe. for sacks. Mrs. T. J. Silvers, Talking Rock, Rt. 2. 5 or :6 bu. Field Clay Peas, good for eating, also lots of cow and mule feed, $5.50 bu.; And Corn *odder, $4. C. |bundles. Albert B. McCoy, Newnan, Rt. 1. White Browneyed. Crowder Peas, very good, to plant or eat, $8. bu. Add postage. L. D. Todd, Danville. Heavy bearing Black Pole beans, clean, 50c measuring cup; Lower grade with trash, and Striped Half Runners, 35c cup; Slightly weather beaten, 30c. All treated for weevils. PP. Stamps. A. S. King, Law- renceville, Rt. 3. - Purple Hull White Crowder Peas, 40c lb.; Little Lady Finger Peas, 50c -lb.; Red Hull Speckled, 35c lb.; Several Ibs. Okra Seed, 75c lb. Add _ post- age. John H. Smith, Sanders- ville, Rt. 1, Box 248. Good,. sound, handpicked 90 Day Velvet Beans in 2 bu. bags, $8. bu. FOB; Also some good Mush Peas, 25c lb. MO. Q. G. Walden, Wadley, Rt. 2. Sound, kright, White Lady Peas, weevil free, Red Speckled Pole Cat Crowder, bears early *til frost, clean, sound, 400, $1. Add postage. Mrs. H. E. Rich- ardson, Bowdon, Rt. 4. 20 bu. 1948 Soy Peas, $5.40 bu. FOB. Postal MO. No checks. O. M. Moore, Buena Vista, Rt. aL -10 bu. Blackeyed Peas, 8 of ea. Brown Crowder and Clay Peas, all good and sound, treat- ed, 15c lb. W. A. Waters, Pow- der Springs, Rt. 2. Old Time Little White Tend- er Half Runner Garden Bean Seed, White Tender Creaseback and Cutshort Cornfield, 50c cup. Add postage. Mrs. T. H. -Wade, Ellijay, Rt. 3. 6 wk. and Purple Hull Crowder, large Browneyed Peas, sound, weevil treated, 7 cups, $1.25; Plus 20c for post- age. No checks: nor COD, Mrs. Lon Ashworth, Dacula, Rt. 1. About 30 bu. clean bright Peanut Crowders, 40 bu. mixed Peas, $50. bu. for lot. Ship collect.. O.. C. Tomlin, Cov- ington, Rt. 5. Hastings .Long Green Pod Okra, planted last year, 50c lb.; 20c big cup; Dynamite Popcorn, free of weevils, planted last year, 10c lb. Add postage. No checks. Mrs. Milford Farist, Ellijay, Rt. 2. ; Purple Hull Crowder Peas, 30c Ib., 10 lbs. up, 25 lb.; Col. Butterbeans, 30e 1b.; Yo Yo Pepper Seed, 15c tsp.; Dipper Gourd Seed, Jumbo Pumpkin, 15c doz.; 2 doz.: 20c; Mrs. J; A. Wilson, "Martin. ar aey Good tender Striped Corn- field Bean Seed, gro-< 7-8 in. long, 45c large cup. Mrs. W. H. Stancill, Ramhurst, Rt. 1. Col. Bunch Butterbeans, 20c large cup; Mixed Cream Crow- der and Cream Field Pea Seed, 25c cup; Old Fashion Little Grain Pop corn, 20ce. Add post- age. Mrs. Pierce English, Cum- ming, Rt, - Old Pak White Multiply- ing Onions, $1. gal.; Hastings Long Green Early Okra, 25c cup; Blackeyed Crowder, Pur- ple Hull, easily shelled, and Hendersons White Bunch But- terbeans, 25c lb.; Johnnie Har- mon, Calhoun, Rt. 2. 65 bu. 90 Day Speckled Run- ning Velvet Beans, picked be-| 4 fore bad weather, and housed, ERE Be 21/2 and 1.1/2 bu: sacks. A. J. Payne, Reynolds. About 100 Ibs. Pod Okra Seed, 40c Long Green lb. for lot; 50c lb. in small lots. J. M. Chapman, Chula. 15 Ibs, Pride oi Ga. water- melon Seed, 1948; hand saved, shadedried, $1. Add postage. Mrs. S. J. Stubbs. Goggins. Good tender 7 Sister Corn- field Seed Beans, large cup, 40c Add postage. Mrs. Belle Botts, | Crandall, Rt. 1. Winter Sweet Squash, Cas- haw Long. Neck Wathermelon Seed, large, sweet, soft meated, 10c. pkg.; Few White Table Peas, 35c lb, Add postage. Exc. for print sacks. Mrs. W. A. Lewis, Toomsboro. 4000. stalks good Sugar Cane for sale at my farm. 10 mi. Lousville, on Middle Ground ee S. R, Rowland, Louisville, biehe White Multiplying Onions, $1. gal. PP. Leo M. Senkbeil, Hart- well, Rt. 2. Long Green Okra Seed, 35c large teacup; Sage Plants, 15, $1.; Large bunch, 50c. Prompt es Mrs. J. O. McDaris, Canton, tro: 100 Ibs. Black Diamond Wa- termelon Seed, hand saved from selected melons, 90 per ct, germ., $1. lb. small lots; 60c Ib. large lots. Miss Carolyn Blood- worth, Gordon. About 31000 old fashion red sugar cane, $2. per hundred stalks. FOB. T. H. Gordon, Pitts, Rt. 1. 5000 Green Seed Cane, 5c ea. My Bullock Co., Denmark, Ga., 13 mi. Statesboro, 9 mi. Brooblet. S. J. Frost, Brooklet. Selected hand saved Water- melon Seed, Dude Creek, $1. lb.; White Seed Black Diamond Cannonball, $2:25.- Ib.2 Okla; Black Diamond Cannonball, germ. 92 per ct.-95 per ct., $1. lb. C. B. Clegg, Scotland. White Crowder Peas, weevil treated, 5 lb. lots, 20c lb.; Vine | Okra Seed, 25c pkt. G. F. Hud- son, Atlanta, 1475 Eastland Rd. Riis: 40 bu. Speckled Pans. mixed, | $5. bu. at my barn. Jackson- Hali, Greenville, Rt. 2. Col. Bunch Butterbeans, 25c lb. Add postage. Howard Green, Loganville, Rt. 3. White Browneyed Calif. Crowder Peas, very clean, little or no damage, $8. bu.; $100. for lot at my farm. Rufus Martin, Hogansville, Rt. 1, Box 177. 200 bu. recleaned Brab. Peas, $6.15 -bu.; 150 Clay mixed, re- cleaned, $6. bu. C. H. Cooke, Sandersville, Rt. 2. #20 lbs. Cream Table Peas, sound, very prolific, 25 lb. for lot. Add postage. No stamps. E. | G. Loggins, Winder, Rt. 4. Heavy bearing Black Pole Beans, 50c measuring cup; Low- er grade with trash, Striped Half Runners, 35c; Slightly weather beaten, 30 lb. All treat- ed for weevils. PP. Stamps all right. A. S. King, Lawrenceville, Rie 3. Clean, weevil free, combined Cow Peas, $5. bu. Thomas F. Denney, Carrollton, Rt. 3. 175 bu. recleaned and- treated Sugar Crowders. M. P. Min- chew, Jr., Macon, Rt. 3. Old Time Blue Java _ and Speckled Crowder Peas, 20c lb. in 5 Ib. lots.; Early tender Speckled Half Runner Garden and White Cornfield Beans, 45c teacup. Miss Gennia Brown, Ball Ground, Rt. 1. Old Fashion Speckled But- terbeans and Little White Rice Pea, 30c 1b. Exc. for print sacks. Mrs. Walter L. Carter, Baxley, ites as 50 bu. No. 1 Brab Peas, 2 bu. in bag, $7. bu.; $6.50 bu. for lot; 2500. lbs. No. 1 Kobe Lespedeza, $17.00; lot for $15. C. Thomas A. Pate, Grayson, Rt. 1. 25 bu. good clean mixed peas, $100. or $4.50 bu.; Also good baled Lespedeza Hay, at my place. W. T. Pelt, Jackson, Rt. 50 bu. sound Peas, slightly mixed, $6. bu. Conley Mathews, Greenville, Rt. 3, Box 57-A. Ib. No checks. -12 bu. White Browneyed pee 'berton, Rt. 2. 23 Day Velvet Beans, $5. . Stoneville 2 B Cotton Seed, $ CPA FOBs bis Saree War- then. Crowder Peas, 75c qt.; 8-10 ats. Red and White Spotted Crowd- ers, few qts. Soup. Peas. 75 qt. Write first. Mrs. Miller Tig- ner, Greenville, Rt. 1. Pure Purple Hull Peas, 25c lb. in 5 lb. lots.; lb. in larger lots; $16. bu. in 5 bu. lots;S.;B. Jones, Re 2: White Half 2unner Tende Beans, mixed Tender Cornfield Crow ae good, satis. guar., ct., purity, 97 per ct;, W. M. Howle, Bowdon. Blackeyed and Crowder Peas. Strawberry plants, Purple Hull, good for eating or planting. 15 R. S. Hudson. 3881 LaVista Rd. 25c lb.: 5 lbs., $1.00; Large Yel in Ga. Mrs.*Clarence Weather. by, Ball Ground, Rt. 4. 1948 crop Henderson Hie and Jackson - Wonder Bush | 5 lbs.. $1.00; White Velvet Okra, | 35c lb. Add postage. No order less than $1. R. C. Williams, - | Mt Vernon. RE | 10 bu. Clay Cream Crowier | Peas. $5. bu.; Also few New Ri i Speckled Crowder lb.: Also 50 Ibs. PP. Mrs. J. W. Grizzle, Gaines- ville, Rt. 4. Peas, White Browneyed Pans hand shelled, weevil treated, 25c Ib, Stock< Mrs. Parks Moseley, bridge. COTTONSEED FOR SALE Ee ilt resist., 85 percent. germ. test. Even wt. bags, Ig. M. Few, Apalachee. Cokers 100 wilt resistant Cert. cottonseed, 93 percent and abave germ., $9. per hundred lbs., FOB. E. N. Anthony. Wat- kinsville. : bale to acre, $7. per CWT; not Box 47. D&PL cottonseed, Ist. clean at gin, $8. per hundred Ibs. FOB. M. L. Crow, Jr, Gainesville, Reed. z 150 lbs., Empire cottonseed, kept .pure at gin, $8. per hun- dred lbs. S. M. Gunter, Law- renceville, Rt. 1. Cokers 200 cottonseed, made 60 bales on 70 acres. In fine shape. $6. per hundred. C. C. Usry, Thomson, Rt. 1. 30-40 bu. Empire and some Cokers ped., 100 wilt resistant cottonssed, ea. kind, $2.50 bu. FOB. T. T. Hattaway,: Davis- boro. Cokers 100 wilt cottonseed, Ist. yr., delinted and treated, ger., 80 percent or above, $9.00 CWT in Cert. bags, tagged and sealed; $8.50 CWT.in used bags. FOB. John Bostwick, Bostwick, Ga. Ga. Exp.; new Empire cot- tonseed, kept pure at gin, sound, clean, 10c Ib. del. RR; 9c Ib. del. at farm. H: W. Thur- mond, Farmington, Rt. 1. $6. bu.; POB. L. H. Adams, El- Brab Peas, $6. bu-; No. 2, 90 bus 12-15 qts. ane Cream 20c pb . Mere, germ. 94 per $5. Ib. < 25c 1b.; Klondike or Mastodon $1. C: 500, . $3.50; $5.00 M: Add postage. Or trade. Kenneth Staleup, Ma- rietta, Rt. 5. Large delicious White Brown | eyed Table Peas, very prolific, low Popcorn Seed, 25c Ib. PP Lima Beans, Lady Finger Peas, | Era es = bu. R. T. Blalock, 18e Lady Peas. 40c.. 100 bu. Cokers Ist. yr., seed, $95.. ton, Cokers 100 wilt resistant, Ist. yr., picked without rain, over VES White Seeded Butter Peas, 40 large cup. Add postage. Fred a Thomas, Crandall, Rt. 1 # Whippoorwill, Brab, ania i -|New Era Pas, mixed, sound, at Red Speckled ~ and Blackeyed Crowder Peas, cup; 2, 25. Add postage. Mrs, ve Tucker, Rt, by treated, $6. per hundred. H. Py Sy Malcom, Social Circle, Rt. A Sit + re st *or exc. PAGE SIX wkeeet BULERTIN OG COTTONSEED FOR SALE Empire cottonseed; $2. bu: - Joel H. Sanders, Newtiaii. 2500 bu.-Cokers 100 wilt r- sistant, Cert., $12.50 per hun- drd lbs., also 2500 bu. Cokrs 105 wilt fesistant, 1 yr. away, $10. CWT. All Cresan trated, Gelinted. and tagged showing @er., and purity. FOB. R. E. Ayeock, Monroe: 10,000 Ibs. Cokers 100 . wilt resistant, Ist. yr., ginned pure, fi sound, pure, $7.50 per 100 bag, or $14, ton. John M. Harris, Monroe, Rt. 2. i ton of wilt resistant Eim- pire, lst. yr.. grown and ginned ure, $8. CWT at my barn.| obt. L. Wellborn, Monroe, Rt. | 1. 100 bu. Empire cottonseed, for on one var. gin, Ist. yr., 8.50 per hundred 1bs., FOB. W. . Garrett, Bowdon, Rt. 4. 25 bu. D&PL and 50. bu. D&PL and Coker mixd cotton- seed, Ist. yr., $1.50 bu.; Will ndt ship. Willard Wilkes, Oak Patk. Recleaned Ga. Exp. Stat. Ist. | yr. Nw Empire wilt rsistant and ginned 1 var. gin, 8c lb.; dlinted and treated, 10c Ib. Rily C. Couch, Turin. Certified .Empire wilt resist- ani, delinted and treated with srsan, $10. CWT.; $180. ton. FOB. Cc. E. Williams, Bowers- ville. New Empire, wilt rsistant, Ist. yr., kept pure at gin, de- linted, treated, $10. CWT. FOB here. W. J. Thurmond, Grens- boro. Coker 100; 2nd. yr., recleaned, delinted, treated, sacked, germ. 90 per et., $8.50 CWT; Summer- our Hi- Bred half and half 1st. yt., recleaned, dlintd, treated sackd, germ. 82 per ct., $8.50 CWT. R. F. Jenkins, Jr. Mun- nrlyn. SYRUP FOR SALE 300 gal. table syrup, red but good flavor, 75c gal. in gal. eans. Won't ship. Willard Wilkes, Oak Park. Lot of nice thick syrup, $1: gal. FOB. Joe M. Brown, Mce- Rae. Pur Sugar can syrup, No. i9 cans-and shipped in cases of 6 cans, $4.50 Cs. FOB. Horace Cason, Whigham, Rt. 2. 2,000 gal. Fe@d syrup, ih 3) gal. cans, 40c gal. Shipped.in 55 gal. bbls. only at 30c gal. O. E. Martin, Fairburn. A- Ga. cane syrup, 150 cases | No. 10 cans, 6 to case, $4. Cs. 190 cases No. 5, 12 to Cs. $4.50 | Cs. at farm. R. C. Pondet, Whig- | ham, Rt. 1. GRAIN AND HAY FOR SALE About 800 lbs:, mixed Hay, Cane, Soyban and Grass. Make offer. Also 2 H. J. D. hill side plow, latest model, $10.00; 1 H. plows, cultivators, tc., for 1 and-2 H. farms. Homer L. Counts, Clarksville, Rt. 3. Good peanut hay, $15. ton FOB. Ship by Frt. or truck: Clifford L. Sev. tons godd panut hay, $12. ton at my barn. Alvin Donaldson, Register. Jones, Bnevolence. Kobe Lespedeza baled hay, $35. ton; also 2 disc IHC trailer plow and power lift for Farm- all A, like new, $263. Marvin Maddox, Winder, Rt. 4. Hay (Pea and Cane), $20. ton for calves or shoats. Can the country. J. W. Greer, Helen. (White Co.). 8 tons good bright Peanut Hay, $17. ton.; 175 bu. Kar Cobh, $1.35 bu. FOB. L. R. Pike, Mauk, Good bright Runner or Spanish, del. in trailer load lots arywhre. Write: V. W. Burke, ANS 8 del. in Peanut Hay, Rte, GRAIN AND HAY FCR SALE & FRUIT TREES FOR SALE PECAN 500 bales good bright Hay; mostly Lespedza and Bermitda Grass, cut and baled without rain, $25. ton at my barn. K. E, Rucker, Elberton, Rt. 6. 10 tons: No. 1 bright Peanut Hay, no poison, packed before any rains, $15. ton at my barn near Parrott. J. D. Veney, Sr. Dawson, Rt. 3; Box 150. 15 tons Peanut Hay, free of poison, $15. ton. Cash at my barn. Bradley Wills, Dawson, Rt. 1, Box 121. PEANUTS AND PECANS FOR SALE Larg, papershell and medi- um siz pecans, 15e to 20c Ib.; 5 to 25 lb. lots\ Extra well fill- ed, fine flavor pecans. E. C. Justi, Reidsville. 60 lbs:, nice; mixed Stwart and Schley pecans, also 22 lbs., large size seedlings. Sample and prics on request. A. G: Cantrell, Bremen, RFD 1, Box 8. Excellent 1949 crop Stewart pecans, 8 to 10 tons, at my plac. M. P, Pope, Washing*5n. Seedling pcans, 15c Ib., large Spanish peanuts, 25c lb, Exc. for white or print fed sacks. Mrs. W. E. Whisnante, Newborn; Box 121. No. 1 sele machine graded and blown Stuart and Moors pecans, 24c and 22c lb. respec- tively; Money Makers and Mo- biles, med. grad, 16c 1b: Schleys, low grade, 10e lb. Min- imum shipments 10 lbs. Add postage. Fred Dockweiler, Cor- dele, Rt. 4. Big Spanish White PeaHuts, hand picked, clean, 3 bu. Add postage... Mrs. Hoke Brmn, Rt. 2, Box 35. Money Maker Pecans, 20 1b. or exc. for print sacks. Add postage. Mrs. Willie Ray, Fort, Valley. Shelled Pecan Meats, 50c Ib. PP. in 2 ib. lots. Shlled after ordr received by new process that insurs nearly all mats in halvs. J. E. Ritch, Quitman, POB 429. 1948 crop Schley$ Paper Shell Pecans, well filld, 10 1b3., 40c -1B.; Stuart Pcans, 28 1b; Hulled Pecans it halves, 90e ib.; Hulld. in pics, 75e ib. Del. Cash with ordr. Mrs. G. J. Holeomb, Bremen, Me- Pherson St. 15 lbs. @xtra nice Paprshll Pecans, 40c 1b. Exc. for 15 1bs.! nice bright honey. Mrs._J. M | Jones, Graysoh. Mixd Pcans, 25 Ib.; Or exc. 20 Ibs. for 18 nie print sacks or 25 white. Mrs. W. H. Millirons, Mauk. Stewart Pcans, 5 1b8., $1.00. Parcl Post; Also Shelled Schly Pcan Meats, $1. lb. W. BE. Lee, LaGrange, 310 Harwell Ave. Large Spanish Peanuts, hand pickd, good for sd or eating, $5. bu. William MeKoy, Nw- nan, Rt. 1. 35 lbs. Stewart Success Pe- | cans (mixed) 10c Ib. PP; 10 Ibs. included fr if all 35 lbs. pur- chased. Earl Stuckey, Black- shar. White, Imp. Spanish panuts, $5. bu. and postage. Mrs. I. J. Goldn, Bremn, Rt. 2. New Crop Pecan MEATS, hand shelled, and cleaned, $1.00 lb. postpaid. Mrs. Jani Almon, Luthersvill. No. 1 hand picked Tenn. Big Red Spanish peanuts, no rain, $4. bu. FOB. or 20c 1b. small lots and postage. Mrs. B. P. | SRSEREH, Cedartown, RFD 1. Stuart pcans, 23 lb., seed- lings, 15 1b, Bxe. for anything cah us; want 2 bu. good, sound, wvil-treatd cow peas. Advise pric. Mrs. W. B ter, Blakely, Rt. 3. 1948 Stuart pecans, a panes Exe. ro ice se we sia: tse, Waite Plana Goldn, | Hes- Walnut trees, 4 ft, 40 6a.: Currant bushes, 5, $1. 00; few yellow pach trs, 35 6a. Add postage. Mrs. G. P. Nunn, Crawfordville. 4 Fig bushes, $1.00; Pome- granate (sweet or sour), small, $1.00; 4-red plums, $1. Add post: age. No Fla. orders: Mrs. V. M. Johnson, Shllman, Sev. hundred Pineapple pear and Apricot plum well rooted, 2 atid 3 yr. old trees, 50c a. del. Mis, B. F. Latham, tudo- wici. Box 308. : Large Apple trees, .corrctly trimthed; ready to set out, best var., $4. doz. our selection, that bear from early to late. T. Webb, Ellijay. Black Walnuts, 12-24 in. well rooted, 35c ea. 3, $1.00; also Sas- safrass. roots, 60c lb. Exe: for Print sacks. Mrs. C. W. Hefner, Talking Rock, Rt. 2. Pecan trees, Govt. inp. guar. true to nam; 2-3 ft., 3-4 ft., 4-5 ft, 5-6 ft., 6-8 ft. 8-10 ft. Write. Calvin Harman, Stovall. Sugar par, ripen in Fall, 8 rootd sprotits fer $1. ard post- ag. Mrs. N. L. Hill, Cartcay: Budded pecan trs, Stat insp., Stuarts and Money- Mak- erg; 2 to 3 ft; $1.15 a: FOB: R. b. Adkins, Crdele, Rt. 8: Apple trees: Anoka, yellow June, Haekworth, Red aiid Yel- low Delicious, York Imperial, 326 ft. 1 yr: dbl, inspected, 35 a. del. A. J. Willughby, Wa- co. Brown Turkey Figs, 2 yrs. old, State insp., med. size fruit, bears August until frost, $1.50. G. M. Mosly, Menlo. ~ State itis. leading var., Ap- piss 4-5 ft. trees, 30e a.; Peach, 2-3 ft, and Par, 3-4 ft., '50e eas grapevines, 8 yrs Concord, Niagara, Lutie, 10e ea. Add postage. W. H. Alexander, Cleveland, Rt. 5. - FRESH AND DRIED FRUIT FOR SALE Sundrid paches, fre of worms, excellent flavor, for Sale. Jas: T. Kitchens, Gough. Sundrid apples, 1948 crop; worm and core fr, 40 Ib. and postag. M. 0. No chks. Mrs. Jasper Long, Aska. Bright sundried. apples, core and peel fre, 40c 1b. Mrs. D. L. VanZandt, Dial. Dried apples, nice and bright, peel and worm free, 50c lb. porpaie in Ga. Mrs. Tom Neal, Dia 1948 crop dried appls, best quality, nd worms, pel or dre, 45c lb. in 5 lb. lots and up. Mrs. Frd Franks, Hiawasse: HONEY BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES FOR SALE Table grade honey: 1-10 lb. pail, $2.50; 4 lb., $1.25. Prpaid through 3rd zon. B:. E. Shp- pard, Savannah, 1222 BE. Henry St. 15 hives Bees, in old fashion- ed gums, $2. ea. Joe Wilson, Murrayville, Rt.-1. Pur Ext. hny: Cs., 6-5 Ibs., jars, $6.50; 12-2 Ib. Cs. $6.00: 60 Ib. can, $9. FOB. H. F. York, Jesup. Pure Ext, honey: 6-10 1b, $12.50; 6-5 lbs., Gis jars, $6.50; 12-2 1/2 lbs., $6.50; 24-12 oz., $4. Prompt shipment. John A. Crummey, Jesup, P. O. Box 117. No. 1 table Straind honey: Del. in Ga., 3 1b. pail, $1.50; 10 Ib, $2.75; Exp. Col. 6-5 tb., anywhere, $6.50; 4-10 1bs., $8. 40: also 6- ; lb., large. mouth lass jars, $7. Rev. Curd Walker, Sh Rt, Want few a s p tualian Bocs, eg ai t. or ok Felson le. pS well rooted,. Ib.: Add postage. = | Garnr, Felton, "3 cured Shoulders, 5 sides Bacon, 1 Ham, wYiony eL POTATOES AND OTHER VEGETABLES- FOR SALE 1,006 6b bu. Copperskin and rd skin P, R. sd potatoes, Gdvt cert., for sal. W. H. Morris, Baxley, Rt. 4. 30 acres Copenhagen Cab- bage, ready to cut now at my farm. See. John R. Parnell, Agt. GS&F Rwy. Pinehurst. Cokets Golden FP. R. sd sweet potatoes, $2. per bu. basket; FOB. Rufus Metriitiah, Lyons, Rt: 3. Red Skin P: R. seed sweet potatoes, $3. bu. Also Money Maker pecans, 15 1b., Yalenels peanuts, 25c lb. All FOB. i: Strange, Swainsboro, Rt. 4. Red skin P. R: seed sweet po- tatoes, $1.50 per hamper: E. E. Rehberg, Ochlocknee, Ret. 2. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE BUTTER: 2 or 3 lbs: frsh Jersey But- ter, wt. 1/2 lb. molds. PP. W. . League, Waco, Rt. 2, Box 53: FEATHERS: White Turkey and Capon Feathers, dry picked, free of wing and tail feathers, 45 ib. Del. Z. J. Lee, Red Oak. ABout 40 Ibs. clean (geese) feathers, 50c ib. FOB. Jani M. Thornton, Palmetto. Used Feathers, mixed, 20c Ib. Not PP. Mrs. Beulah Gilstrap, Alt, Rt. 2. GOURDS: s Large size Martin Gourds, 30c ea. N. W. METERS, Cuthbert. 3, | MANURE: Rabbit and Pigeon Manure, fre for hauling. C. P. Houstdn, Atlanta, 1445 fivPheseon Av., S. E. MEAT: Curd Hams, 65 1b; Cured Shoulders and Middlings, 50c Hobson J. bs and 3 cans hard fat. Write. bg G. H. Hayes, McDonough, Rt POTATOES: 10 bu. selected Yellow PR Potates for bedding, $2.50 bu. at the hill, Victor Sutton, Rochlle, Rt. 2. f ROOTS AND HERBS: Washed, Dried Yellow Root, 50 1b: Garlic and Tea Bulbs, 3, 25c; "Sweet Guin, China Ber- ry Bushes, 25e 6a, Mrs. Le: Eg Sanders, Buchanan, Rt. 2. Roots: Samson Soaks $1.00 ib.; Star Grass, $1.50 1b.;_Yel- iow, 35 Ib. PP. Homer Wof- ford, Gainesville, RFD 8. CATTLE FOR SALE old Shorthorn Buil Calf, oe or dual purpose type, red and partly roan, rg. xe. pdigre. W. H. Louder- milk, Cornelia, Box 55. 10 each Grade Holstin and Grade Jrsy Milch Cows for, sal. W. P. Elder, Culloden. No. 7 hw. 12 mi. S. Barhes- ville. Several well brd Polled Hereford Females, good ages, als 5 young bulls, 7-12 mos. old, Grandsons of Advance Domino 30th. John H. Knight, Jr., Mableton. Polld Hereford Bull, reg. Rushkan and oe breding, approx. 2 yrs. old, 10) ibs., reasonable. D. oh Collier; Barnesville. Reg; Jeisey Male Calf, 3 ms. from high rated stock, cee Exe. for reg. Heifer Calf, high grade Jersy or Guernsey, 3 mos. -\tiot ship. Kelton Blalock, Cor Rs. Hereford Cattle, di nt ages for sale. J. B. Cli Oxford: Phone Covington 21 20 Jersey aiid Gueinsey. H fers, out of fae dairy t cow, abdut 250-300 1bs., _ for bang, black leg and 4 e- Hotnd, 25 1b. for lot. Will Hat sell spearately. Se. Dont write. aq. A, Noel, Thomaston, Rt. 3 mi, out Barnesville, 2 fine Heifer ea = 8 ee old, Be ea.; oosevelt Pa PBEM mhtto, Cae and ide Ca 1 wk. old (3rd_ calf), gent no. bad habits, giving noW on very light feed. mi. Be thealdg Church. Shoal Ra. -R. E. Walker, Riv dale. ~ Guernsey Cow, te fresh Mar. 2 with 2nd: calf. Mrs. Hood, Gainesville, Rt. 1. HOGS FOR SALE esol Herford Gilts, bred to opi also weaned pigs, bth from Grand Champ, boar sow. Prank P. Singleton, F Valley, Rt. 3. 2 Chtry Red Hereford Pigs, 8 wks; did the 14th. tratd, wormed, good $23.50 crated. Will ship CO! reg. buyers hame; $20. wit vapers. C. E. Wilson, Sctav JRE : 6 Pigs, 8 wks. old Mat. 9 . Guinea Boai, larg no service, Brooks Gray, Rt. 2. e5 Young Hale Boars, re buYers nam, $25. 6a. Ex pig sub. to reg. for a fi , sub, to reg. Odis Duggan, Ches- tr, Rt. 1. SPC Pigs, dams out of gra pies of Iowa and 3 4 blue a in| fais tas year, name. 4 mi, SE Bren J. Blacktiion, Pinehurst. 2 Brd Gilts, Guinea ; sex, $35. @a. at ey. Cobb, Tallapoosa, SPC Male Hog, 9 moa. : bst blood, reg. buy treatd, $45. here. M. M ray, Sr., Americus, Rt. 4. 12 Pigs, Orc and Guinea ~ cross, ready 1 $1. ea. at. my place. 3 if Cornelia, Whites Mill Rd. nelia, Star Rt. Duroes, Cherry Red, directly related to Natl. Char male and female, all 50 Ibs. $25. ea. DBL crated and. reg. in bitty nam. FOB, Harvey Roug Sandersville. Big Bone Black @ meaty yr. Old, 250-275 Ibs. @a, buyers name, 5. eas. same breed, 8- ea... Reg, J.C Lumsdn, | botton, Rt. 2. OIC Boar, 17 mos. old,. OIC Pig, $12.50; 3, $10. ea M f n ryan alee bak, Re Phone Ca. 9096. Duroc Pigs, 12 wks. Ro buyers name, dbl. trea sale. Will ship. Lowell F Lake Park, Rt. 2, Bok 70. OIC Pigs, 6 wks. old, pred, Feasonable. Lewis Jones, Fayetteville; Rt. 3. Purebred SPC Pi Seiabnes ret yers oodlines, u 1 mi. S. Darr on Newton G. Chambers, Albany, Phone 2113. 9-10 mos. old. Lamar Burton;| pigs, 12 wks. old, Robinsn. and female, reg. buyer's Jersey Bull, 2 yrs Ys. Ba, #100 100. a tra Tee 40- at irs eet i i sy ot rm; * Seace oa al r vig. Belk Dudley, Phone use a _won Bees,| 3rd_ prize herokee Co Co. orc 7, 15 coe eee Fair, noe, a ednesday, March 9, 3949 M MARKET BULLETIN PAGE SEVEN HOGS FOR: SALE oer dried fruit irsville, Rt. 3. Setting, iott, Lavonia, Rt, 1. Eggs, heavy, ll Dog type, 15, $1.60. F, Johnson, Dawson, heavy ay $2. 25. L. B. Mill John Myers, Hartwell, Booking orders now 12: Peafowl, Pheas Guineas Ps Chicken Eggs. Mrs. Street, Atlanta, Rt. 2. Higgs or Chickens. Ernest mS, Monroe, Rt. 1. Hybrid Duck Eggs, id Indian Runner cross, ] letters ans. eklin ikle, Lithonia, Rt. 2. os. old, $25. ea, Fob. J. hadburn, Buford: | Short Nose Blocky OIC ae 1 a 3% mos. ee Gilt, ah a with al co ganville, Rep 2 yrs. old Tamworth ere, reg., bred to mature Exe. for y Springer Cow or vip Simpson, Dou, i, Red Bags, apes Black Minorca Eggs, ett $2. PP. Mrs. Lb. rebred Dark Cornish Game broad breasted, Mrs. Rt. fammoth Pekin Duck Eggs, iting 12, $1.75. PP. Cartons B wee Thomas, Cran- nt C. Black Minorca layers of large lans, Pure White Giant Hen Eggs, rom finest layers, $2.10 setting. Rt. for ching eggs to be shipped af- ants, i Be eetamne Turk eys, Ducks . and Cornish Hel- _ Pure RCSL Wyandotte Eggs, , $1. at my home; Also want re R. C. Potridge Wyandotte Wil- -Pekin $1.20 3 90c ea. in larger quantity. Also Baby by order. Mrs. Joseph: 3 purebred Berkshire Males, Loss Pigs, old, | 75 ea. with papers: 4% pe Sow, raised 2 fine lit- reg. sires 10- 16 pig litters, Jersey or Hei- glas- ered Black PC Pigs, |. type, easy feeding kind, ted, reg. in buyer's 29, ea. at 10 wks. old. M.. KT Addy, Preston. a4 ) eago, es Rt. a 12 Pigs, ee M 5, and e. =e i ok or White ii Ra 2 Pigs, ee Essex and fat. kind, 8-12 wan 6 er, Jr., Pins ee Be. SPC Weanling Champ. Ga. State 1948 Fair, Service, dbl. ee Dn. Barrs, | e Male , a -enough to b eee ties fe fe Mickel Ss 1 e ette, POB . Black = 3 Females, Morgan, Rt. 1 PC Sow, with 6 barn. Will not ship. sO) m Culloden, Rt to all females, OIC. Bone eee nn ae wilh. ill PG; old, . 9 mi. Americus on Aen g Pith sited by | oe Ma. Adult show; s almost ready for treated, re- , Shipped anywhere, $35. East- Little F Guinea Hogs, reed, La- Lac ale, papers ed, grand C pale, at. hog 13 mos. old 1D. Weick, . old, priced reasona me 15, | print , strawbeiy plants, or en seed. Mrs. Roy Herod, d | Sell d- | ta, i RT. Pee nadh FOR SALE HORSES AND MULES HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE Pair Mare Mules, 7 yrs. old, 1000-1100 lbs., well matched, work anywhere, also 2H Wa- gon, fair cond., $500.00; With- out Wagon, $450. Paul McClure, Woodstock, RFD 2. Mule for sale. Mrs. onekt, Arnold, Jr., Athens, 925 Mil- ledge Ave. Phone 328. Middleage Mare Mule, 950- 1000 Ibs., $30. At my home. 6 mi. W.. Lawrenceville. .W. J. Hughes, Lawrenceville, Rt. 3. Mare Mule, 9 yrs. old, 1000 lbs. works well, easy to handle; Also 1 1/2 H Wagon, good cond., Riding Cultivator, 60 gal, Syrup Boiler, _ several other plow stocks. J. A. Bue- hanan, FON ond Rt. 4. Pair fine Jet Black Horses, 1 mare, 1 horse, 5 and 6 yrs. old, 1700 lbs. Work anywhere. Sell together or separately. William E. Sims, Griffin, POB 231. Phone 3940. 1 Mule, cheap for cash. See: Mrs. S.S. Herrington, Hazel- hurst, Rt. 3. 2 Mare Mule Colts, coming 2 yrs. old this spring, well match- ed, both white legged. See at barn any time. Floyd Plott, Young Harris, Rt. 1, Box 80. Pr. Dark Bay Mare Mules, 9 yrs. old, 1000 Ibs. ea., owned them since 2 yrs. old, gentle, work anywhere, also good 2H wagon, $450. Knox Walker, Blairsville, Rt. 4 16 yrs. old Jack, Mule Colts, 1 Mare Mule Colt, ready for work, nice 6 yrs. old saddle -horse, about 700 Ibs. L. C. Williams, Cochran, Rt. 2. 1 or 2 mules for sale. Cash or terms. Trade for anything can use. C. A. Clements, Adel, Ree 4: Good Brood Mare, 7 yrs. old, also pr. mule colts coming 1 and 2 yrs. old, cheap for cash or trade for cattle. . M. An- thony, vaF ayette, a *3, Team of 5 yrs. old Mules, 850-900 lbs., no bad habits, reasonable. Rog- er O. Bowman, Ringgold, Rt. 4. Extra nice Ga. Bred Soa ing Horse, 6 yrs. old, 1100 lbs., work anywhere, ride dark bay, for sale or trade for cows of Oe aaa W. I. Born, Decatur, Nice Filly Colt, Ga. raised. or trade for Shetland Hony: Helen Street, Atlan- Horse Mule, and Mare Mule, about 1250 Ibs., work together or separately anywhere, $200. Qr trade for hogs or cows: E. Birdsong, Macon, Rt. 3 4 yrs. old Horse Colt, abies lily broke to ride. Sell or trade for older mare, safe for women and children; Also 3 hogs for sale: Apa: & Smith, Per- ry, POB | 4 Ga. Le mules, 1200 Ibs. ree 3 Sus. old Jennet, 700 1 acks for sale or exc. or E000 eaite. A. D. Cobb, Adel. Pair ie good solid Mare Mules, $65. ea.; $125. pr.; Also King Duplex Planter and Plates, $20.; King Guano Dis- tributor, $10, Trade for equal value good milch cow, hens, etc. Roy J . Moon, Floyiila. Red ae Mule, gentle, good eyes, tee See at ace. George Cawley, Tincaittce Rt. 1, Box Reddish Brown Brood Mare, 1300 lbs., to foal in May, bred with Jack, 3rd__colt, gentle, lle, Ri G. af 'Elberhardt, Fayette- ville, Bay ti 3 yrs. old, 1100 Ibs., good -worker, also 1 mule, work anywhere 900 lbs., sell cheap or _ exc. for good milch 5 Gaited Saddle ) Ibs,, 10 yrs. el. within 50 miles. | | Mrs. S. R. Burroughs, Collins. | 2 Horse broke to work,| S. E. pe rrane, Lawrence- ee Ri 1 old, Young Mare Mule, 1000 Ibs., 4% urs. old, $210; EL. FH. _ Adams, Elberton, Rt. 2. Mare Mule, 1500 te. 9 yrs. old, also 2H wagon, both $150. Pr. Matched Mules, 7 yrs. old, 2500 lbs., no plug, also 2H wa- gon with body. J. . Norns, Bo- gart. Black Mare Mule 1300 Ibs., sound, work anywhere, 12 yrs. old, also 1H wagon, geod cond., with body, comp lete, $200. An- drew Cain, Hoschton, Rt. 1. Big Horse Mule, little thin, sound, extra pert, cheap for cash or trade for anything can use. J. O. West, Cuthbert. Young Mare Mule, 6 yrs. old, guar. to work anywhere, gentle, perfect shape, wt. about 1000 lbs. H. B. French, ee Lump- kin, Rt. 1B Mare Mule, about 1200 lbs., good worker, no bad habits, 4 mi. W. Byron. W. B. Jordan, Ft. Valley, Rt. 2. Brown Mare Mule, 1000 lbs., gentle, work anywhere, 8 yrs. old, $175. at my barn. Mrs. Liz- zie Rutledge, Fairburn, Rt. 1. Blue Roan Mar Horse, 5 yrs. old, 1100 lbs., work anywhere, $150. Ellis M. Kelly, Hortense. RABBITS AND CAVIES FOR SALE Breeding age Guinea Pigs, male or female, from high producing stock, $1. ea. Sold only in lots 3 or more. M. H. Rigsby, Atlanta, Rt. 3, 451. Phone Ra. 3954. Guinea Pigs (cavies), 50c-$3. ea.; also Brown Red Leopard game chick thoroughbred $5. Billy Turner, Union Point. NZW Rabbits, 1 doe with 11 Box young, 6 wks. old, bred, $10. for lot; 1 doe with 5 young, 4 wks. old, $5.. Donald W. Roper, Gainesville, Recs White Guinea Pigs (Cavies), 1 male, 1 female, breeding age, $4. pr. cash at my place. Mrs. Lenora Oglesby, Gay, Rt. 1, Box 62. NZW Rabbits, 3 mos. old, pr. Or gell. single. Jefferson ordon, Roopville, Rt, Giant Flemish Gray Doe, yr. old, bred, 1 young F. Doe, NZW Doe, 6 mos. old, all bred to Giant Flemish Gray fuck, $3.75 ea. Mrs. Myrtice Hogg, Dawson, Rt. 2, Box 156. 2 Chinchilla Bucks, from ped. stock, 4 mos. old, $4. ea. Doug- las Byrom, Sharpsburg. 2 Buck Rabbits, brown and white, $4. Exc. for pr. Pekin Ducks. Mildred Lowe, Young ane Giant Chinchilla and NZW Rabbits, for sale. Mrs. T. H Fore, Gardi. NZW Rabbits, stock, two 4 mos. $3: easy Six 2. mos. ea. T. Owens, Rt. 2. $3. 1 from ed. old does, old, $1 Covington, SHEEP AWD GOATS FOR SALE Goats, 15 nannies, 1 billy, 6 young kids, about 3 mos. old t barn. Cheap. Joe A. Mier Felton. Several Milk Goats, some freshen soon, Nubian, Saanan, and Saanan- Nubian cross, Rock Alpine and_ Nubian, Rock Al- ine and Saanan. Reasonable. i R. Dempsey, Dalton, 38 aint Charles St. : Sacrifice 2 Saanan Does, to freshen in Apr. from 10 qft. stock, 1-2 yrs. old, short haired, 12 Milk Goat, Nubian Tog. cross, 4 fresh, $75. or trade for mileh cow, side plow or Fordson Tractor. W. A. Douglas, Wrightsville. 2 Milk Goats: Nubian, fresh- ened Dec. 30, been fresh 3 times, $25.; Nubian-Saanan, Ist time freshened, $35. or $15. r Ses Maddox, Molena, Rt. LIVESTOCK WANTED | Want Feeder Pigs near Ma- con, wt. 30-40 lbs. M. P. Minc- hew, Jr., Macon, Rt. 3. GOATS Want Angura Billie Goat and price. Cohen Bennett, Gadi. Want 1 or 2 horniess good young milk goats. Nothing cons. bred heifers. if reasonable. Quote price. W. T. Torgesen, Cornelia, Star Rt. Want Holstein Bull with horns, 400-600 lbs. Robt. G. Wellborn; Jr., LaFayette. HOGS: Want 2 reg. purebred Big Bone Guinea Pigs, 1 male, 1 female, Must ship. All letters ans. Eldon Owen, Satolah. CATTLE Exc. 12 Mules, 3-6 yrs. old, and 12 Ducks and Drakes for cattle of any kind. J. F. Well- born, Rock Springs. Want 5 or 6 Springing White Face Heifer Cows, purebred or grade, in poor to med. flesh. S. D. Truitt, County Agent, Atlanta, Fulton Co. Courthouse. Want 5-10 reg. Brown Swiss Cows, milking or freshen with- in next few months. Cons. less 4-5 qts. Advise price. T. J. Dowdy, Lumpkin. HORSES AND MULES Want good sound, gentle mule, work anywhere, 1000 Ibs., 10-12 yrs. old, +. Greer, Austell, Rt. 1. RABBITS AND GUINEA PIGS (CAVIES) Want large type Angora Rab- bits. State wt. and best price. , L. Craft, Lavonia, Rt. 2 Want to exc. some 9 wks. old White Rabbits for purebred NZW or White Giant Doe al- ready bred. Make offer. Cons. any darge breed. Mrs. George L, Leckenby, Jonesboro, Rt. 1. Box 413. POULTRY FOR SALE BANTAMS AND BABY HICKS 2 Common Bantam Roosters, 4 hens, $1. ea.; $2.50 rooster, 2 hens $2.50: Eggs, 15, 60c at my place. Mrs. Frank Barford, Atlanta, 1185 Moreland Ave. S. E. 3 Bantam Roosters, 2 White, 1 Rea $1. ea. Mrs. J. E. Sor- rells, Royston. Trio Dark Cornish and Jap. Black Tail Bantams, $7.50 trio. Exe. 1 trio for 10 common bantam hens, Chester J. Jones, Red Qak, Box 3. urebred Buff Cochin Hens, 1 Rooster, nice, healthy, fine plumage, $15. or $2. ea. Will ship. Bill Greene, Cuthbert, Rt. 3, Box 72. Large type Black Baby Chicks sired by ped. cocks, 20c ea.; Hatching Eggs, same breed, 13c- ea. -PP. J, D. McDonald, Milledgeville. CORNISH, GAMES, AND GIANTS Triple A, bloodtested, Dark Cornish, heayy type, young hens, laying, and Cockevels, $3. ea.; 2 hens, 1 cockerel, $8.75. MO. Mrs. R. . Sanders, Vien- na hor Jess, $25. and $35. respec- Large type Dark Cornish iver LY; Pee haired Buthesd Hens, $2.50 ea.;~Roosters, $3.75; yrs. old, $25.| Trio, $8.75. Also Game and Cathe iiatles 4 ea. L. VANH Gross E gs, $1.50 setting. Senet, Savannah, Rt. 3, Box|C. O. Sikes, Sylvester. 2 Ace Pit Game Hens (1 ee ADE a oy ose A Leopard, 1 Gordon). $5. ea. frade 1 yr. old Mexican Gray et Dom Stag. Russell Griffin, Gainesville, Oak St. pure Red Suffle Game es 0 fs pales et eo POULTRY FOR: SALE Dark Cornish Laying Pullets, $3. ea.; 1 small type Cogkerel, $5. Cash with order, y Farmer, Albany, 801 Hind st 5 purebred Dark Cornish, 1 yr. hens, $12. Exp. Col.; Also selected hatching eggs, $2., 15. Shipped in -light crates to be een J. E, Granger, Reids- ville. 6 Allen Roundhead Hens, yrs. old, 1 nice Stag, $3. Ans. all letters. W. H. Royston, Rt. 1. Game Cocks, 5 lbs. up, $5. ea.; Stags, %-4 lbs., $2.50 ea. Ship if you pay express. W. C. Shumate, Jr., Stone Mountain, Rt. 1. Pel. De. 3067. - Blue Game Cocks, $10. ea.; Pr. Blue Games, 4 mos. old, $7. or trade for pr, roundhead or warhorse; Some _ crosses, HD and Grist Grady Game Stags, $7. ea. Coy R. McQuaig, Bainbridge, Rt. 1. Pit Games: Joe Redman Grey Hens, Grist strain, $5. ea.; O. E. Black Brested Red Game Bantam Cocks, show quality, already trimmed, $5. ea. B. H. Holsombak, East Point, 302 S. Harrig St. Pure Dark Cornish Roosters at my place. Mrs. Dean Wanck, Alma (%. Wanck Junk Yd.). Trio extra large Dark Corn- a ea. ish, $10. FOB. Send MO. Mal- colm MeMillan, Bartow. Box 13. Outstanding Exhibition Dark Cornish Cockerel, son of cham- pion Atlanta Show hen, big, vigorous bird, $12.50. Jack Alt Booth, - man, Savannah, 115 E, Wald burg. Purebred Pit Game Roosten, 6 lbs, or more, 2 yrs. old, $6.} 5 purebred Pit Game Stags, $3, ea.; 10 Pullets, ready to lay. $2.50 ea. Bobby Sprewell, Car- rollton, Rt. 2. Pit games, Sniders pure Bas con Warhorse, 2 yr. cock, pullets, $35.; stags, $10.; Eggs, $10. per 15; Grist Grady stags, $7.50 ea; eggs, $7.50 Peg 15, aM. Weaver, Canon. Rt. 8 Cornish Indian hens now laying, and rooster, $1.50 e Frank Manley, Lavonia. 1 Textile Ave. LEGHORNS Very fine Everlaying Single Comb Brown Leghorn Hens, beginning to lay, $1.50 ea Rooster free with 10 hens, W. F. Sikes, Ty Ty. 17 White Leghorn Hens, 1 yn old, $2.50 ea.; ae for lot, Del bert Leavens, 831 Candler Rd., S. E., Decatur. 250 Keystone W. L. pullets, full laying production, 11 mos, old. J. D. Ambrose, Doraville, Rt, 1. phone Chamblee 2001. PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS, - GUAIL, PIGEONS, ETC. Purebred, Racing Homer Pig- eons, Snow White Fan Tails, Muff Tumblers, Pigmy Pouters, Eng. Pouters and Trumpeters, E. H. Morgan, College Park, 231 E. Cambridge. 2 prs. White King Pigeons, $2, pr. at my place. Meason, Atlanta, Rt. 333, Springside Dr. Ma. 1859. 8 wks. old best Hamp. Red Pullets, 85 and 90c ea. J. E. Dickerson, Rabun Gap, Rt. Ll Pr. Golden Pheasants in full plumage, $17.50; Also White Leghorn Bantams, show and breeding quality, reasonable, Virgil Dunn, East Point, 406 Hendrix Ave. large banded White $3.50 pr. Exe equal value. J. A. All= 2027 Hamil- S. E, Tel 8 prs. King Pigeons, for poultry. of Ea. pay express. right, Columbus, ton Rad. Blue Peafowls, 1 yr. old, $35, pr; Few single hens, $20, Henry Tart, Valdosta, Box 555. REPS: GN. H. and 8: %d):-24 AAAA N. H. Red Pullets, 3% mos. old, $1.50 ea. FOB. Mrs. AS Griges, Hawkinsville, POB 213 25 Triple A Rhode Island Hens, 1 14 mos. old, $2. ea.; 18 spring hatch purebred Brown Leghorn Hens, 1 Rooster, $38. for lot. Miss Anne Fields, Hampton; Rt. 2. 4 NH Red 1 yr. old, AAA Rooster, $3. ea. Mrs. Ed Bled- soe, Carrollton, Rt. 3. Eugene_ 12, Box 1 | i PAGE BIGHT MARKET eo UTTER vs. $5, 000-million dollars: of Marshall Plan money forthe rebuilding of the coun- tries of Europe and for feeding and -elothing them while they v were being re- habilitated. ~ The American farmers were told that the spending of these billions of dollars for. European recovery would create a vast market for American agricultural products. The cold figures show that instead of gaining a market for American products we actually lost more than a billion dol- lar market besides the five billion dol- lars that we spent on European re- covery. This makes a total loss in the (Continued from Pan One) From the above figures you will note that in 1947 exports of these six groups of merchandise amounted to $5,424-mil- lion dollars and imports $4,327-million dollars. On these six groups we had a net trade balance in our favor in 1947 - of approximately $1,100-million dollars. Now during the-eleven months of 1948, from January through November, our exports of the identical merchan- dise declined to $4,344-million dollars while our imports of the identical mer- ~ ehandise increased to $4,548-million dol- lars. This gave us an unfavorable e th States, while the. Amertean was left ,to sth the bag. : ee _of Aa vagric products, showing that they kn time what. was going to happet knew that these tremendous s taxpayers money were not goir used to buy Ameriean farm, pre 0 ship abroad. They must have f lars. PLAN MONEY During eleven months were supnosed to have POULTRY FOR SALE 11 AAAA R. I Red Pullets, suinea Roosters, $2.50 ea.; Also Guinea eggs, $1 doz. PP. A. T, grepnard, Lithonia, Rt. 1, Box 5. Muscovy Quackless Ducks, drake, 2 ducks, $5; Roan, Tiger. 2 Mallard drakes, about 1 yr. old, make nice breeders, $4 or $2.50 ea. J. H. Barr, Lumpkin. 4 White Pekins, 3 hens lay- ing and drake, $5 FOB or exe. for print sacks.-Write first. Lio- el Hamilton, Lawrenceville, teas ae ag Pure Mammoth B. B. Bronze o> 1948 hatch hen, wt. 20 Ibs., 2 crated. W. L. Helms, Buena Sta, 1 Mary Sue : turkey tom and 2 hens, j last Spring hatch, $16 and you pay Frt. Claud Raper, Culber- So cia CK areas 1 (Resident of Ga., but P. O. across line.) POULTRY. WANTED BABY raise basis. CHICKS: Want to some baby chicks, 50-50 Party furnish chicks, and { will furnish feed and raise until 6 wks. old. Any breed except W. Leghorn. Mrs, R. L. King, Baxley, Rt. 4. DOVES: Want some Ring Neck and White Doves. State number and price, and if can be shipped express. H. G Deas, Gracewood. GAMES: Want pit Game Cocks and Stags, trimmed or : untrimmed, free of all defects, 6 lbs. and over. Give Breed, wt. and lowest price. Jas. Hogan, Pine Mountain Valley, POB 67, Want 20 purebred Silver Lace Wyandotte Pullets, read trade balance during eleven months of 1948 on these items of $204-million dol During eleven months of 1948 our trade loss on these items was $1, 301-mil- lion dollars as compared to 1948. WHERE DID THE MARSHALL January through November, 1948 we _ tol: dollars. GO? of 1948, from spent about - POULTRY WANTED | deal of more than six thousand million INTERNATIONALISM This is another object lesson to the American people of what they may ex- pect from Internationalism and the In- ternational Kings of Finance and Trade working through the American Govern- ment in Washington. Any school child ean understand from these figures that what actually happen- SACKS FOR SALE PIGEONS: Want best White Want 100 started chicks, 4 wks. or older, heavy non-flying stock. Buff Orpington preferred. W. B. Marshall, Savannah, Rt. 3, Box 634. SACKS FOR SALE Print sacks, 100 lb. cap., free of holes and mildew, 3, $1.00; Not washed, 30c ea. Add post- age. COD if preferred. Mrs. Claude Garrett, Gainesville, Rt. 5. Print sacks, 100 lb. cap., free of. holes and mildew, washed, 3, $1.00; $3.50 doz. COD if pre- ferred. Add pstage. Miss Wy- nelle Shumake, Gainesville, Rt. as Print sacks, more, 30c ea.; Russell, 3, $1. in lots 6 or PP. Mrs. Bernice Gainesville, Rt. 1. Print sacks, 100 1b. cap., washed, free of holes and mil- dew, 30c ea.; 3, $1.00; $25. C. Add postage. All good cond. Prompt shipment. Mrs. R. C. Burruss, Gainesville, Rt. 9. Print sacks, ~100 Ib. cap., washed, free of holes and mil- dew, 3, $1.00; $3.75 doz.; Odds, 25c ea, Add postage. Mrs. Guy Chambers, Gainesville, Rt. Print sacks, 100. Jb. cap., washed, ifoned, free of holes and mildew, 3, $1. PP in Ga. Mrs. Grace Chapman, Gaines- ville, Rt. 8, Box 48. Print sacks, 100 lb. cap., 35c a.; $3.90 doz.; 4 Odds, $1. Lee Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2, Box 143. 100 Ib. cap., washed, d o. lay, and 1 Rooster. called upon to friends, __ FARM HELP WANTED lion dollars of these groups shipped in from foreig tries under the mis-called Trade Agreements. that the American market consume more six The American people mat the ancient philosophet, The de my enemies, God save me C TOM LINDER, I. Vaughn, Gainesville, Rt. 9. Nice Print Sacks, . washed, free of holes, 25c ea. Add post-| age. Mrs. N. C. Oliver, Lula, Rt. ib ; Print sacks, washed, ironed, 30 ea; Some Odds, some with 1 or 2 small holes, 25c. Add _| postage. Mrs. B. B. Satterfield, Lula, RFD 1. Sacks, washed, free of holes and. mildew, 100 lb. cap., prints, 30c ea.; White, 20c ea. Add postage. Cash, M. O., or send COD. Mrs. E. lL. Robinson, Talking Rock, Rt. 2. Print sacks, 25c ea. or exc. for dried apples, free from worms: 6 for 5 lbs. Ea. pay postage. Mus. P. T. Crawford, Nicholson, P.:O. Box 22. FARM HELP WANTED Want unencumbered white or col. woman to live in home and help with dairy, gardening land chickens. Salary. Mrs. J. C. McCleskey, Decatur, 317 McAfee Rd. De. 1579. Want man and wife (both to work) to live in house with me and work 1H crop. Will fur- nish board. W. B. Chambers, Winston. Want middleaged woman to help with light farm chores for room, board and $5. wkly, No milking. Mrs. Fred Shivers, Cuthbert, Rt, 3. Want 2H farmer. Good 5 R house, elec., on school and rural Rt. Sober, honest and in- use Buck desired. Fred L, White, uckhead, mts 3. Want | and wite to work print sacks, | ter and wood, good salary. Peter L. Bahusen, Americus, Phone 2862. " Want honest sober man (col.) to help on-farm. Good home and some spending money. H. A, Kilgore, Lawrenceville, Rt. 3. POSITIONS WANTED Reliable; disabled Vet. 1, wants work on farm. Joe Whit- field, Hollywood. Want. job as caretaker on small farm, near Atlanta or some worthwhile center for small livestock, poultry in- justry. Well experienced. Sober, 55 yrs. old, willing worker. Cons. partnership. Morris Sand- ers, Lumber City, Print sacks, washed, ironed,| Want unencumbered woman, Middleaged, de end - ee cp oe ane kerel, $2. eS King or Carneaux _ Pigeons, | free of holes, 3, $1.00; Odds, 25c;| 35-55 yrs. old, to do milking le wants to oe Race T Fees yo | mated and working. J. G. Bai-| With holes, 20c. Order of 15 or|and help with other chores on checks. Mrs. Mary -Shrum,|jey Jr. Camill : Beat ge Miteeerald: Rt 1. eywr. Camilla, more, 30c ea. Add postage. MO} farm, save ates a Pe Sal- E an or cash. Mrs. Marvin Martin,| ary. Give character reterences | _ 10 Hens, NH Reds, AAA. mat- oo want Pare Alec Gainesville, Rt. 5. and state salary expected.| chickens. C. E, Jack: ing, 11 mos. old, $2. ea.; 2) able. Mrs. Mollie Evans, Cedar- John R. Joney, Varnell. ville, 224 Cook St. roosters, $250 ea. John Jones. towne RE 2 Print sacks, 100. lb. cap., Want middl a -hit |Heart. Dalton, 929: N. Glenwood St, Loe washed, ironed, 3, $1. Add post-|. ant. middleaged white .wo- % Want 25-50 R. I. or N. H.|age. COD if preferred, Mrs. A.|an to assist aged couple in} Middleaged man Racing Homer Pigeons, prov-| purebred young Hens or Pullets| Nix. Gainesville. Rt. 5 light farm chores on small|farm or dairy pen. st bee a reasonable prices.| laying or ready to lay. Make| ; qe tase farm. Good house in. small vil-| feeding, ' Write, & Fennell, Columbus, | lowest eash price. Del. For-| Print sacks, good colors, free| lage, modern conyeniences.| ing for chickens. 1351 Shrines Pot syth by express or truck. C, J.|.of holes, 30c ea.; White, 20c ea.|Board and salary. J. C. Brod-|linson, Atlanta, 963 . 6 NOH Red hens, 11, ios" Yates, Forsyth. Mrs. Irene Pierce; Gainesville, | nax, Walnut Grove. 48 yr. old man oid, Javing, $14. or $2.50 ea: TURKEYS: Want MB Turkey Rt. 6. Want 2H man to farm 50-50| work on farm also 3 Mer: Cornish late hatch}'tom. State what you have and; Print sacks, free of holes andj basis. Mail and bus line. House} img rent, 4 or 5 cocs cls crowing, ready for! price. J. L. Holley, Matthews. | mildew, 100 lb. cap., ironed, 3,| Wired. Close to church. Smooth} or more acres. Exp. service, 5. or $2. ea. Mrs. Ed | $1. Mrs. Hoyt Stowers Gaines- oe S, C. Kilgore, Duluth, Rt.|.and mechanic also. geneen 7 ca valle, Bee Lice price: eille Wi aetieeieg i 1 Ww ad pe purebre ilver Lace Wyan- : ohn Wes anta, PURKEYS. GUINEAS, DUCKS|dotte Baby Chicks by Mar. 13. Print sacks, 100 1b. cap.,- 3, Want dependable exp. dairy- St., i GEESE, Etc. State Price. Mrs. J. Hendrix, $1.00; 35c ea. PP in Ga. Mrs. J. man _to operate a small dairy. ith 2 very fine white African: Register, Rt. 2. Was Furnish small house, light, wa- Man with family as manager of dairy farm. Several yr: Good references. Wil er, sober, 28 time. M. C.-Th ton, Se? oer, Middieaged woman, _ habits, healthy, work on poul Ans. all letters Mrs. Eva_ Bailey, 54 yrs, old wo: on farm ove comet chic ; nishings. Destios tan State salary. Mrs. ese Rt. 3 Want job on farm for wages. | ber Must be on school Rt. 6 in family, all to work but .2. A. L. Conley, Swainsboro, Res 48 yrs. old man wants job on farm for wages rest this year, Wife and small chil- dren. Have to be moved. Dave Clemons, Pineview, Rt. 1. $4. to $5. day wa house. Harvey Hubba merville. Rt. 3. > 6 Annual 18 Bulls Selling Show & Sale 4 Wednesday, March 30 Show10 :00 A.M. (C.8.