Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1949 April 20

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COMMISSIONER







WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1949

NUMBER 33















Editorial By TOM LINDER

Readers of the Market Bulletin
il remember that for several years
ave claimed and demonstrated
fiom time to time that the Govern-
ent's parity figure is only 60 per
int of actual parity.
Under the law as enacted by
ongress, the Government's parity
ajure was supposed to be 100 per
nt parity and the Government loan
as supposed to be 90 per cent of
rity.
it - Instead of fixing the parity figure
# 100 per cent, the actual figure
ed as parity has been only 60 per
font. The loan of 90 percent was 90
cent of 60 per cent or 54 per cent



The truth of my contention has
been amply demonstrated in the last
few years by cotton, wheat, corn and
other basic crops selling at a much
higher price than the figure fixed by
the Secretary of Agriculture as rep-
resenting 100 per cent parity.

Secretary Brannan has now sub-
mitted a proposed farm program to
provide a Government subsidy to
farmers in lieu of parity prices.

On Page 15, Paragraph 3 of the
statement made by Secretary Bran-
nan to a joint hearing of the House
Comittee on Agriculture and the Sen-
ate Comittee on Agriculture and For-
estry April 7, 1949, we find this most

significant statement.
The factor which has discouraged

























q vernment loan on turpentine and
sin has been reduced from 90 per
i nt to 70 per cent. The effect of
is reduction of Gevernment loans
His to reduce the sale price to farm-
fs about $7.00 a barrel on crude
pam. This reduction of $7.00 a barrel
jounted to about 30 per cent.
The great trouble with the turpen-
ie farmer is that he is forced to
Apete with wood naval stores
fioduced by steam distillation of
ine stumps.
_Tnoticed an editorial recently in
Wdaily paper which says:
The export market that norm-
| absorbs about 50 per cent of
rican naval stores has sagged
cause of foreign dollar shortage.
4 Every time that the price of a
m commodity goes down we hear
nd similar.statements, however,
y never say anything about agri-
Bitural products that are being im-
ted under so-called Reciprocal

mn
nerican farmers market at home.

Also it is rather strange to con-
ualiy hear about the shortage of
rican dollars in foreign countries
we are continually sending bir

The naval store producers like
er farmers are in trouble. The.

ude agreements to take away the -



STORES

lions and billions of American dollars
to those very countries and most of
it as a free gift.

Before the war we were doing 2
well if we exported 5 to 8 billion-dol-

lars of American merchandise of all
kinds. We are now giving away to
foreign countries more than we ex-
ported under normal conditions.

lf we were able to sell our sur-
pluses before the war, it certainly
looks like we would be able to give
them away now.

The amount of turpentine and
rosin now being produced from live

trees would not more than supply

our domestic market were it not for
the enormous amounts produced by
wood plants.

Most of these wood plants be-
long to great international interests
such as the Du Ponts, and it is wrong
to permit them to come.in and take
away the business of the good citi-
zens who live in Georgia and who
have made it the great state it is

_It seems to me that it would be
a good thing when the Legislature
meets again to consider getting a
substantial amount of taxes to sup-
port the schools and eleemosynary
institutions from these great wood

turpentine plants. |



ECRETARY BRANNAN OWNS UP THE CORN

real use of the parity income defini-
tion in the past has been the gap be-
tween farm and non-farm income. This
is so wide that program based on real
dollar equahty looks unrealistic as an
immediate objective. Under the old def-
inition, for example, farmers last year
received 160 per cent of the theoretical
parity income. But actually, the aver-
age net income of farm people from
all sources was only $909 per capita,
including the value of home produced
food and income from non-farm sourc-
es, compared with the non-farm aver-
age of $1,569. This puts the average
farmers income at less than 60 percent
of his urban brothers income. Such
a definition of parity seems to me in-

defensible.

Here Secretary Brannan says the
average farmer's income is less than
60 per cent of his urban brother's
income.

THE LAW FOR NEXT YEAR

Under an Act passed by the 80th
Congress and signed by the Presi-
dent, beginning January 1, 1950,
the Secretary of Agriculture would
have the authority to reduce Gov-
ernment loans to 60 per cent of Gov-
ernment parity.

Government parity is already
only 60 per cenf of real parity. 60
per cent loan on 60 percent of parity
would make the farmers loan value
only 36 percent of parity.

36 per cent of real parity would
ordinarily be about the world price
on agricultural products.

It takes no Solomon to. under-
stand that what the Government is
trying to do is to put the American
farmer on an equality with the farm:
ers of the world.

The purpose of so-called Recip-
rocal Trade Agreements is to do this
very thina.

The purpose of the Act passed by
the 80th Congress is to put the
American farmer on a world level.

The talk of paying a Government
subsidy to farmers is simply a sugar
coating for a bitter pill which they
hope will persuade the farmer to
plant another crop.

lam in receipt of telegram from
Honorable A. A. Brock, Commis-
sioner of Agriculture of California,
stating that around seven thousand
tons of Argentine wheat, mule feed,
has recently been sold in San Fran-
cisco Bay Region of California.




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SECOND HAND MACHIN-
ERY FOR SALE



2 Roller Syrup Mill, 10 ft.
topper pans, everything com-
jete, ready for use, $100. Can-
ot ship. L. J. Ellis. Cumming.

Seuthern Peanut Plow and
set of extra points, $40.00; Lil
listoh Peanut Picker, on rub-
ber, $550.00; Hay Press on rub-
ber, $400. Used 1 season. Cash
or exe. for cow or hogs. F. H.
MeLeod, Valdosta, Rt. 2.

12, A John D. Combine, good
cond., $400. at my farm. Gold-
mine Community. Hwy. 29. 4
mi. E. Royston. D. F. Bond,
Canon, Rt. 1.

1948 John D. Model Gas
Burner ower-Trol system, A-
3 -rend:, ~$250.- C. S. Turner,
Lovejoy.

Farmall Cub Tractor, hy-
@raulic ::t, oversize tires, 2
Disc Tiller Plow, Mower, Bush
and Bogg Harrow, complete set
cultivators, used less than 50
hrs., new guarantee, $1400. P.
J. Von Weller, Hampton, Rt. 2.

42 R Intl. Combine in good

ond., for sale. C. -B.. Moore,
Carnesville.

Disc Tillers: 1 McD. 4 disc;
and 1 Case 4 disc, both good
eond.; Also want Graham-
Hoeme Plow. W. G. Burt,
Bolingbroke.

Model B Jom OD. Tractor
with cultivators, on nearly

mew rubber, guaranteed, 4 disc
J. D. Titler with seed box, J. D.
rubber tired wagon, 7 ft. Intl.
Tracior Mower, Intl. Walking
Cultivator, Z roller Syrup Mill
and evaporator, misc. -plows,
etic. C. B. Manning, Columbus,
2232 Andrews Circle.

Intl. Reaper and Binder, 7 ft.
blade, practically new, priced
right. S. A. Bennett, Appling,
Rt. 2.

Farm Diner Beil for sale.
lyce Baker, Statesboro, Rt. 1.
Dbl. Sec. Dairy Wash Vat,
used very little, for sale cheap
at my farm. John G. Pierson,

Culloden, Rt. 2.

7. ft.. Aeromoter Windmill,
exc. cona. Jehn R. Peterson,
Mayor, Ailey.

F-20 Tracior, looks rough but
yery~ good mechanically, new
rubber on rear, $400. cash. W.

C. Dennard. Jr., Gordon.

Allis-Chalmers Model C Trac-
tor, 8-23 in. Dise Harrow, 2
disc Plow, Spring Tooth Har-
row, and Tractor~ Mower, used
1, yr., good cond., reasonable
fer cash. James Swygert, Se-
moia, Rt. 1. ave, below Haral-
ken).



1 ore
SECOND HAND |
MACHINERY FOR SALE



Allis - Chalmers Tractor,
model C, lights, starter, power

take-off, A-1 cond., used only 1}

yr. for breaking and harrowing
Jand. A. E. Adams, Milledge-

ville, Rt. ;
WC AJis-Chalmers Tractor,
equip., good cond., reasonable

price. Can be seen at my house
at Brooks Crossing. Elman
Farmer, Athens, Rt. 1.

52 Intl. Combine with motors,
perfect cond. C. B. Garrett,
Monroe, Rt.

H-M No. af 3-26 in. Disc
Intl. Plow, opgrated by pewer
lift, fits H & M Tractor, Farm-
all, used 1 day, $350. Geo. N.
Thomas, Thomasboro.

2H wWcCormick new 4 mow-
er and rake. J. H. Carmichael,
Smyrna.

Continen 1 Belt- Distributor
with steel feederg for 4-80 saw
gins and D. B. Press with ram,
cheap. Robert D. Eckles, Social
Circle. sf

Power Lift, No. 85874 for
1944 John Deere No. B-160615
or trade for Powertrol unit to
fit same. Will pay exchange
and installation differences. L.
C. Garrard, Alpharetta, Rt. .2.

J. D. Plant_rs, and Fertilizer
Dist. to fi models A or B, good
cond., with plates to plant all
crops, $90. D. A. Law, Chula.

Fertilizer Distributor, used 1
season, Cotton planter, good
cond., both, $12. W. E, McCart,
Loganville, Rt. 2.

Good M Farmall Tractor, 3
disc HM power lift plow, Jarge
Oliver Combirie, $2125. T. H.
Ridgeway Winder. *

2 H.Wagon, bargain price, at
my home 10 mi. N.. Canton,
near Burris Cons: School. J. W.
Gay, Tanton, Rt. 3.

Allis-Chambers Model iS
Tractor, 8-23 in. disc harrow, 2

disc plow, spring tooth har-
row, and tractor mower, rea-4
sonable for cash. Used 1 year,

good cond. James Swygert, Se-
noia, Rt. 1. (Live below Haral-
son),

Milk Cooler, 6 can- general
elec. box, A-1 cond., 1/2 HP
compressor, good as new, will
sacrifice. Day phone 29W, night
29J. Manchester. Bluferd Fow-
ler, Manchester.

FLOWERS AND SEED
FCR SALE

Giant zinnas, choicest mix-
ed colors, perfectly clean, new
seed, 1/2 ounc:: (a Prince Al-
bert tobacco can full), $1.00;
large gla__ full, (1 ounce), $2. L.
G. Westbrook, Kingsland,



FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE



7,000 spring blooming bulbs:
Butter and eggs, jonquil, but-
tercups, small cluster, fragrant
yellow and white narcissi,
blooms January-April, Pees
500, $4.00; $8. M. PP in Ga. No
chks. Mrs: Brae Echols, Philo-
math.

Snapdragons, stocks, calen-
dulas, dianthus, dbl. Sweet Wil-
liam, white yacinths, candy

tuft, mix. asters, white, yellow
dbl. feverfew, red Spider and
lemon lilies, 50c doz.; nandenas,
3 col. crepe myrtles, altheas,
25c ea. Plus postage. Eugenia
Smith, Wadley.

Paper white, April blooming
narcissi, 50c doz.; 2 doz. post-
paid for $1.00 (not $1.00 C.).
Mrs. J. G. Burcen, Elberton, Rt.
a :



PLANTS FOR SALE



Red dnd Yellow Skin. PR
plants, PP in Ga., 500, $1.50;
$2.50 M. John B. Pope, Fitz-
gerald.

Govt. insp. PR and Copper-
skin Plants, $2.50 M; 5 M, $10.;
Rutger and Marglobe* Tomato,
mossed and wrapped, $2.25 M;
5 M, $1.75 M. Ready. Ray W.
Boatright, Coffee. ; '

t Pink Skin PR Plants, $2.25
M. Del. Prompt service, good
plants, good count. L. L. Light-
sey, Surrency, Rt. 2.

we

Field grown (Arasan treated),
wilt resistant, Marglobe; Rut-
ger, Earliana, New Stone To-
mato Plants,-5. C; 500, $1.50;
$2.50 M. W. pa.ked. Mrs. V.
M. Johnson, Shellman.

Genuine Marglobe Tomato
Plants, moss packed, $2. M; 2
M up, $1.75 M; . Govt. insp.
treated Red Skin Pi. plants,
seed grown from vine cuttings,
$2.50 M. Del. L. D. Lightsey,
Screven, Rt. 2.

Kudzu Crowns, rooted, $2.00
C; 500, $9.00; $15. M. Prompt
shipment. No ~ checks. C. D.
Crow,. Gainesvilk, Rt. 2.

Gem and Mastodon Ever-
bearing Strawberry , Lants,

nip, Balm, 6, 25c; Peppermint,
30c doz.; 50c C; Garlie Bulbs,
25c doz.; Red and Black Ever-
bearing Raspberry, 8, $1. Moss
packed. Mrs. M. L. Eaton, Dah-
lonega Rt. 1.

Govt. insp. Red Skin PR
plants, $2.25 M. Ready April
20.. Prepaid. Paul Lightsey,
Screven.

2 doz. burches Red Multiply-
ing Onion Plants, $1.15 doz.;,10c
bunch. Red Okra Seed, exc.
producer and fine flavored, 30c
cup. PP. Mrs. C. 0. Howell,

Meigs, Rt. 1.
New ground grown Margiobe,
Rutger. Baltimore Tomato

plants, 500, $1.25; $2. M; 10,000
up, $1.75 M. Moss packed, pa-
per wrapped. No crates to pack
less than 500. Ship daily. Geo.
W. Gaff, Fitzgerald, Rt. 3.

Imp. and = govt. insp. La.
Copperskin and Purple PR
Plants, ready Apr. 15th, $2.50
M. Prompt shipment. ~ Full
count. Can fill large orders. L.
C. Lightsey, Sereven, Rt. 1,
Box 185.

Frostproof Chas. and Wake-|

field Cabbege Plants, $1.25 M;
Lots of 10,000, $1, per M; Mar--
glo:e and. Rutger Tomato, $2.
M. Special prices on large or-
ders. All delivered. B. F. Mal-
lard, Savannah, Rt. 5, Box 378.
Phone 45-079.

Govt, insp. Red and Yellow
Skin PR Plants, $2. M; Over
5000, $1.75. FOB here. A. L.
Turner, Bristol.

Govt. jinsp. Red and Yellow
Skin PR Plants, $2:50 M; Mar-
globe Tomato, $1.75 M; C. Moss
packed. Del. Geerge Griffis.
Screven.

Govt treated PR
Plants, red and copperskin,
$2.40. Del. All orders ans.
Checks and MO. Frank Mer-
ritt, Screven, t.-1.

Bunch and Running Vine PR:

insp. and

Plants, wae and treated,
ney $5. M; mning, $3. M.}
Del, E. H. Hi Arabi, Rt, 1.



=

$1.25 C; Red Golds, $1. C; Cat- PR and Copperskin Plants, |
$2.50 M. Homer Worth, Nic-|_

| Eng..Peach Sprouts, 40c ea:; 3,

| $4.25 M. Mrs. A. D. Jones, Cum-

White Browneyed Peas, 25c Ib:

: globe and Rutger Tomato, 50c
| C; $2.50 M; Pimiento and Bull
Nose Sweet Long Pod Hot Pep-j i

PLANTS FOR



Ded and Yellow Skin PR
Plants, govt. insp., now ready,
$2.25 M; 5000 up, $2. M, Del.
Good plants, full count. Prompt
shipment. W. G. Murray,
Odum, Rt 22 .

Tobacco Plants, $3. M; Wake-
field Cabbage, Ga. Collard,
600, $1.; $1.40- M; 5M, $6.:
10M; "$11. 50; Black Beauty
Egg Plants, Marglobe Tomato,
45e C; 500, $1.5 $2.0My eGas
Collard, 20 M, $20.; 50. M, $40.
FFOB. Moses. Davis, Milledge-
ville, Rt. 5, Box 126. .

Chas. W. Cabbage and Ga.
Collard Plants, 40c C; 500, $1.;
$1.50 M; Marglobe Tomato, 40c
C; PP: Solomon Davis, Mill-
edgeville, Rt. 5, Box 126, -

Extra large Kudzu Crowns,
$1. doz; 2 ahd 3 yr. Kudzu
Crowns, $2. C. All semesan

Toole, Macon, 410 Buyton Ave.

PR Red and Yellow Skin,
govt. insp. Plants,
Rutger and Marglobe Tomato,

New Stone, Red Rock, Rutger
Tomato Plants, grown from
cert. seed, $1.50 M; Calif. Won-
der Sweet Pepper, $3. M. FOB.
ot Lightsey, Surrency, Rt.

Several thousand Tomato
Plants, Marglobe and Rutger
diease free, $2. M. FOB. Well
packed, M. F. Jones, eae
Rt. 1. Box 111.

Imp. Pink Skin PR Plaats
from vine grown seed, $2.50
M; Marglobe
packed, $2. MA Dek to. .3r
es J, F. Gruber, Odum, Rt.

Govt. insp. Red and Yellow
Skin PR Plants, 5000, =
FOB. D. M. Cason, Bristol.

Marglobe and New Stone. To-

Yellow Skin, 100 to Hill and
-Copperskin Potato. Ge BC
M. No COD nor checks,
Lightsey, Surrency, Rt. =

holls, Rte a;

PR Plants, imp. red or Bee
low skin, 100 to Hill, govt.
insp., vine grown, .5000, $10.
Prompt shipment. F. G. Tyre,
Bristol.

PR Plants,;--red or yellow
skin, State insp., g strong
Plants, 5000, $8.75. Tester

Crawford, Bristol.

Rhubarb or Pie Plants, 25 |
ea.; Catnip, Spearmint, pepper-

berry, Squash Vine, 25c doz.;
Horseradish Plants, 50e doz.;
Roots, 50c I1b.; Add postage.

- Mastoden Strawberry plants,

dike; 50c C; 500, $2.75; $4.75
M; Blue Damson and Goose |
Pium Sprouts, $1. -ea.x White

$1. Add, postage. Mrs. Effie
Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1.-

Mastodon Strawberry plants,
70c ; 500, $30;. ($5:25- M;)
Klondike, %0c C; 500, $2.50:

ming, Rt. 1. \

Mastodon Strawberry plants,
70c C; 500, $3.9; $5.25 M;
Klondike Strawberry, 60c C;
500, $2.50 $5.75 Mz Sugar Peas
and Anrico Plums, 75c ea.;

5 Ibs., $1. Add postage. Mrs. ,
Lee Hood, Gainesville, Rt

Pure State insp. PR plants,
$2.50 M. Book*ng orders new.
A. R. Jones, Pelham. '

Pure cert. PR plants," $2.50
M. Book your order early. An R.
Jones, tr., Pelham.

Bookin erders fer State insp. |
PR plants, $2.50 M. C. R. Red-.
mond, Pelham.

Pink Skin PR Potato, Mar-

treated and PP. Jonathan W..|

$2.55 M;

$1.85 M. Del. Moss _packed.| ;
Now ready. ee T. OQuinn,
Surrency, Rt. 2..

Marglobe, Scarlet Globe,

| plants, $1. C; Early

Tomato, moss}

doz.; Lettuce,
j Sprouts, Endive, C

mato Plants, no wready, $1.75} Franklin, gis

M. Del. Moss packed. Full)
count. W. G. OQuinn, . Sur-
rency, Rt. 2.

Govt. insp. imp. PR Red and}.

Box 128.
mini, Balm, Garlic, Mt. Huckle- |

Mrs. Presley Fowler, Diamond. |.

70c C; 500, $3.00; $5.25 M; Klon-!.

Baxiey, Rt. 4. a

mediate del. Moss

Sires Tomato :
500, $1.50; Big Boston
Black Beauty Egg, :
Hot, also Pimiento.
plants, 0c C).PP:5
sey, Jr., Baxley,

Chas. W. and Cope
Cabbage plants, $1.75. M
globe Tomato, 300, $:
$1.50; $2.50 M. PPR.
Pitts.

Nice Rides Crow:
M. Del. in Ga. Mrs. G. I
ton, Dahlonega, Rts

Rutger aan New
mato plants, 50c C; 5
Pimiento and Ruby,
Pod Hot Pepper,
Bush Egg plants, om
Harris Lightsey, Ba

Certified Pink
plants, frem vine gr

and 100 to Hill, State i
with certified tape, $2
M. Douglas, Alma, R

$2.75 for 1-5 M; $2.51
prepaid. Andrew ae
Blackshear, Rt. .2.

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size Strawberry, 50c
Lona Tai :nt, Lula.
Insp. Bunch PR Po
$1.00 C; $8 M; R
$5. M; Tomatoes, Pa
Cauliflower, Bell, Ho
miento Pepper, Eggp.
Brocolli,

Cabbage, 2 doz., , 35._

Cs. 900; S1-7os
packed. Mrs. w.

_ Cert. Marglobe
Tomato plants, $2. M:
del. Full count. Mos
R. -E. Tomberlin,
Moody St. ae
Booking orders fo
PR plants for May de!
L. Steedley, Baxley

-Imp. PR plants, ni



rooted, full count, |
FOB; $3. M del.; Also
ger and Marglobe

plants, moss pack
Mrs. W. G. Bullard



Rutger Tomato
| packed, $2. M. PRES:
Surrency, Rt. 1







on 75 M;) me sone
Wonder Sweet Pepp

Moss packed. Prompt |
Ina Griffin. Baxley, Rt

Marglobe- and
to plants, $2.25

-der, Ruby King

$3.75, M;- Sweet
$2.75. M. Prompt>
jmoss packed. .Ver

plants, 500, $1.

wrapped. Fresh del.
Stokes, Fitzgerald.
' Certifies La.

tato
$2.95;):30 and a mp
Prepaid. Apr. and ;

N. Harrison, Patte:
Sage plants, Craba
Museadine Gra

20c ea.; Peach m0,
Blueberry Bushes, 7 ;
postage. Mrs. Robert



per, Black seauty Egg plants,
10e doz. PP, a Lightsey, |





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SEED FOR SALE _





4





insp. PR and 100 to

plants, $2..25 M; 5
M. From_vine seed.
t Shipment, W. J. Carter,



Red Skin Bunch. Po-
ts, $5.50 M; Running

PPR, a> M. All certified, |

and June. Mrs. T. P.
vhite, Arabi, Rt. 1. Tel.

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_Hucicberry plants, bear-

e

dez.;
$1.00; Yellow Root, | _

Hazelnut

dc Black Walnut, 35c ea.
see Nancy Henderson,

, Rt. 3, Box 49.
bage plants, 300, $1.00;
.. Del. Govt: insp. PR Cop-

Potato plants, $2.75 del.
Booking or-
for May Ist. C. W. Smith,

) M >



exp.
ville, Rt. 2.

.- Plants, pink skin, govt.















Po D. 3

, $3. M. May del. Cheaper
lots. Lee Crow,
: tt. 2, Box 143.

insp. PR and La. a
Potato ee

Gaines-

$2. M.
. Hern-

os: PR ee ready
ompt shipment, $3. M.
ade Aycock, Surrency.

; Cab.age
, good roots, 700, $1.00;

plants,

+ M, $6.50; 10 M, $12.







Cher.





Soi

ca Davis, Milledgeville,
Ber -|melon Seed, each, $1. lb. Se-

a: Copperskin Potato
$2. M, FOB
. M, Del. Prompt

8000 or

count. C.

-Surrency, RFD 2.

insp. La. Copperskin.
plants, $2. M. FOB.

a Good count.





Soe

Mann, Surrency, Rt. 2.

on and Lady T. Straw-
nts, 75c C; 300, "$2.15;

50. PP. Prompt ship-
Mrs. Ara Waldrip, Flow-

7 ne LT



ntity price. W. W. Wil- |

Quitman,



e plants and Catnip, each,
23 . L. J. Ellis, Cum-

ni to Sade, Marglobe,
large and

nore,





a. Sat.
; i vinville.

Rutger,
, $1.50 M; 500, Roots
guar. E

a ae

lobe ang Rutger Beanies
now ready, moss pack- j.
) M. PP. Mrs. Etha. Har-



_ABSP-,



skin aie a
$2.25. M.
) Herndon, Odum, Rt 2

del.

_insp., cand treated PR.










vn, prompt del.,
2. M; 600; $1. 35. BP) tH,

>, Abbeville.



Tomato



to Hill potato reg
. del. No chks.
mien, Screven, Rt. | eee
ay -govt. insp., $2.50
2]. ; Rutger Tomato, 50eC;
Money with order. No
_ L. Groover, Baxley,

field

moss pt

be, New Stone. Balti-

plants, field.

moss packed, prompt |

. M; 21.35, 500. PP. Mar-
. Keene, Abbeville.

- Stone, Baltimore, Mar-.

- Tomato -
m , vacked








Plants,

field

im moss,- del.
, $2. M: 500, $1.35. a.

Kee, -Abbev ile.

msl. PR planis, $2.25 |
) 5 M, $2.10 M. del. No
mb and Rutger To-|
; M. Del. Cane: mre i

_ Copperskin Sweet ak
: ovt. insp., treated, Ss

s, $2. M,. Del. A.

ency.

pees

R plants,

Co enhagen Mkt. and Chas.
W. Cabbage plants, 300, $1.00;
500,.$1.25; $2. M. PP. J. R. Mc-

| Ever, Gainesville, Rt. 7.

Imp. PR or LA Copperskin
Potato plants, govt. insp., treat-
ed, $2.50 M; Marglobe, Rutger
or Big Red Tomato, $2. M. Moss
packed. Del. No order less than
500. J. E. Arnold, Surrency, Rt.
2,

SEEDS FOR SALE



PR Potato and Tomato
Write, phone, or wire

globe, Baltimore, New,
2 Tomato plants,.

HM

Tb. a Sa lougeg piedsevilte,

| Jet Seed, $10. Cwt.

White Tender Hull Crease-
back Cornield Bean Seed; 40c
cup. Del. in Ga. Mrs. W. W. An-
derson, Cartecay.

Red Speckled Crowder Peas,
sound, 25c b, not less 5 Ibs.
Shipped; $8. bu.; Tender
Speckled Half Runner Garden
Beans, 45c cup; Nixon Musk-

loupe, 75c cup; Vine Peach, 30
Thls. Miss Gennia Brown, Ball
Ground, Rt. 1.

White Velvet ani Green
Okra Seed, 35c cup; Bunch But
terbeans, mixed, 30c large cup;
White, 35c cup. Add postage.
Money or Mu. No stamps. Mrs.
English Roach, Royston, Rt. 1.
Banana Mushmelon Seed, 50c
tsp.; Early Green Okra, 25c tsp.;
Purple Hull Table Peas, 50c
'qt.; Large Red Indian Peach,
50c doz.; Early Klondike
StrawLerr,; plants, 50c C. Add
postage. Rosie Crowe, Cum-
-ming, Rt. 1.

Cannoball, Black Diamond,
Ice Cream (green rind) Water-

lected from large melons.

Andrews, Haddock, Rt. 1.

Recleaned Brown Top Mil-
Norman

*ohnson, Warrenton.

Colored Bunch 2utterbeans,
Butterpeas, Okra Seed,~ Vine
Butterbeans, Cornfield Beans,
30c cup; Catnip and Pepper-
mint, 4, 25c; rnip Seed, 35c
cup. Exe. | for vrint sacks. Mrs.
= Matthews, Suet Rt.

a hand saved Sugarloup
Watermelon Seed, from select-
ed melons, $2, lb. W. J. P. Rut-
land, Warwick.

Fine imp.. Okra. Seed,
crop, lon: tender pods,
bearing, 60c lb. PP. Mrs. Eliza
Burrell, Roswell, Rt. 4:

Cannon Bell-and Black Dia-
mond Watermelon Seed, hand
saved. from selected melons,
free of disease, govt. tested, 92

per ct. germ., 50c lb. in 100 Ib.
ap or $1. Wb. 7, 3: Bloodworth,

Sordon, Rie 2:

Purple Hull Crowder Peas,
25 lb.; Bushel and Long
Handle Dipper Gourd Seed, 15c
-doz.;.2 do 25c; Rea Spanish
Peanuts, $2. pk.; Yellow Yo Yo!
Pepper Seed. 15e Tbls. Mrs. J.
A. Wilson, Marti-.

Cream Crowder Pea Seed,
' 95 cup; Palm Christi (Castor-
bean-plant) - seed, 25c doz.;
Sage plants, Muscadine Grape
Vines, 20c ea. Add postage.
Mrs. W. H. orrell, Gainesville.

Tender White Cornfield,
Bean Seed, 30c cup; 4 cups,
$1. Mrs. J. G. Whitfield, Jas-
per, Rt. 3,

5-25 lbs. nice Butterbean
Seed, 15c 1b.; White Peas,;
Black Eye, 15c lb. Del. Mrs.
B. H. Osborn, Roy. 4

Genuine Imp. Cannonball
Black . Diamond Watermelon
Seed $1. 1b.; Originator me
Sweetheart Melon, $2. .
Hand saved selected elie.
state tested, Semsan treated.
W. O. Birdsong, Gordon.

Heavy bezring Black Pole
and Striped Half Runner Bean
Seed, 50c large cup. Add pasi-
age. Mrs. W. V. Robbs, Flowery
Braneh, Rt. 1. :

Multiplying Calif: Beer Seed,
|25c geod start. No COD nor
MO. Mrs Sallie Floyd, Rock-
mart, Rt. 2. :

15 lbs. Black Diamund* Wa-
termelon Seed, hand selected
from melons too ripe to ship, $1.)

1948





| Blackshear.

melon and Hales best Canta-,

Green Pod Okra, 50c Ib. R. R. |:

-B. F. Fagan, Martin.

picked without rain, 25c Ib.; $9.

long }-
.shelled, Red Ripper Pea, treat-

Soto.

Spineless Okra, 50c Ib. PP 3rd.

Short mixed, good colored field

| beans, all tender, 35c large cup.

Fayette, Rt. 4.



"Voc ib. TG.



White Velvet and Green
Okra Seed, 35c cup; Mixed Col.
Butterbean Seed, 30c large cup;
White Bunch Butterbean, 35c
larg cup. Add postage. Money
or MQ. No stamps. Mrs. Eng-
lish Roch, Royston, Rt, 1.

Old Fashion Calif. Beer Seed,
big start, 25c. Mrs. Ella Green,
Smyrna, Rt. 2.

1000 Martin Gourd Seed, 25c
C; Also Red Hot Chili Pepper,
for sale. PP. Earl Stuckey,

Giant Striata Crotalaria Seed,
1948 crop, recleaned, sacked in
100 Ib. bags, 16c lb. FOB. J. W.
Cannon, Jr., Cordele.

- Pure Martin Gourd Seed, 1st.
yr., 10c tsp.; Thls., 25c. PP. Wal-
Jace Wilson, Gainesville, Rt. 7.

C. W. and Flat Dutch (Cab-
bage Seed, $1.50 Ib.; Marglobe
and Stone Tomato, $1.75 Ib.
Lee Crow, Gainesville, RAT 2s
Box 143.

Certifie! Red Long Growing
aig Seed, 10c oz.; $1. lb. PP.
ob Kittle, Carrollton, Rt. 5.

Cream Sugar Crowder Pea
Seed, 1948 crop, hand: shelled,
45 qt.; 2 qts., 85c; Cream Col.
Field Pea; good for eating or
planting, 40c qt. PP. No orders
less that 1 qt. filled. Mrs.
Pierce English, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Several lbs. good P-olific
Okra Seed, 25c cup; Col But-
terbean, 20c cup. Add postage.
Mrs. H. G. Greene, Garnesville.

BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE

\



Genuine Red Speckled and
white Blackeyed Crowder Peas,
25c lb.; Bushel lots cheaper not
shipped: also Klondike Straw-
berry Plants, 60c C. No checks.
Add postage. Gladys Duran,
Cumming, Rt. 1.

10 bu. mixed recleaned field
Peas, $6. bu. here at my place.

20 Bu. field peas, 2 kinds, $5.
bu.; Take $5. less if will come
after. F. F. Carney, Ball Ground,
Rt. 4.

Red Specklea Crowder Peas,

bu. No less 5 lbs. shipped. G. T.
Brown, Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

1948 crop nice clean, hand
ed, 61/2 1b.; $2. Del. - Parcel
Post prepaid in Ga. MO or cur-
rency. No checks. Mrs. Estelle |
Wilson, Ashland.

6 bu. Soy Beans, recleaned,
6 1/2c tb. J. Ts West; Sr., De-

Large Blue Ala. Whip Peas,
slightly mixed, goed for table,
green or dry, $1.25 gal.; $2.25
pk.; Hastings Prolific Corn, Ist.
yr., $1550 pk. Also Clemson

zone, No checks nor COD. Jas.:

A. Wood, Fairburn; Rt. 2. A-$7

Few Sugar Crowder Peas,

25c Ib. Add postage. Mrs. Em-|

mer M. Puckett, Buford, Rt. 1.

Red Speckled Crowder Peas,
25c lb.;. Pure Clay Crowders, |
20c lb.; Early Brown 6 Wks.
Garden. Bean Seed, 35c large
cup; Creasebacks, few Cat-

Add postage. Miss Alice er
ris, Oak Hil.

~ 300 Ibs. 1948 toe Unknown
or Clay Peas, 20c tb. All above
10, lbs. PP... . Baker, La-

New Era Peas, $5. bu.; Sugar
Crowders, $6. bu. FOR. Ww. 0.
Allen, White.

100 bu. mixed Field eas, |
Whippoorwill, Brabs and New
Eras, germ. 94 per ct.; purity, |
97 per ct., $4. bu. Wm. Howle,
Bowdon.

Calif. Blackeyed Peas, sound,

free of weevils, $6. bu. FOB;
15 lbs., $2. PP in zones 1 and 2.

ASD, Hardin, White, Rt. 1, Box}.

62.

2-bu. mixed Peus, eet
of New Eras, Brabs, Speckled,
Tron, Blackeyed, os Hull,
etc,), -seund, no



Crowder,



BEANS AND PEAS -
FOR SALE

4 bu. Brown Sugar Crowders,
weevil treated, hand picked,
20c lb. Add postage. C. H.
Bailey, Sr., Stone - Mountain,
Box 368, Rt. 1.

6 1/2 bu. Calif. Blackeyed
Peas, large, clean, weevil treat-
ed, $8.50 bu. PP. H. L. Cham-
bers, Buford, Rt. 3.

Brown Crowder Peas, 12c Ib.
In: lots. BN. Eslinger, Ring-
gold.

Large Purple Hull Peas, $9.
bu.; 6 Wks. Crowders, 2 crops,
7 cups, $1.25. Plus 20c postage.
Mrs. Lon Ashworth, Dacula.

White Mush Peas and Long
Green Crowder Peas, each 50c

Ib.; $6. pk.; $9. half bushel.
Mrs. Hazel Law, Chula.
15 bu. Little White Lady

Peas, recleaned, free of weevils,
15c lb.; $9. bu. Plus postage or
express. G. B. Adams, God-
frey.

J. B. Wonder, White 6 Wks.,
Cornfield Beans, 50c pt.; Salad
Peas, 55 pt.; and Garlic, 30c
doz.; Sage. 30c qt. Add postage.
No checks. Dollie Eller, Titus.

Field Peas, Crowder, Black-
eye, White, Browneyed, $7.50
bu.; Whippoorwill Peas, $4.50
bu. M. H. Carithers, Comer.

Mixed Yellow Clay Peas,
about 40 bv., $5. bu. at my
farm. J. E. Gibbs, Bowdon, Rt.
3.

Large saan White Brown-
eyed Table Peas, heavy bear-
ing, 9 cups, $1. PP in Ga. Mrs.
Clarence Weatherby, Ball
Ground, Rt. 4.

Blackeyed Peas, 100-1000 Ib.,
eat or plant, $20. Cwt. A. G.
Carter, Decatur.

White and Col. mixed Bunch
butterbeans for seed, 20c large
cup. Add postage. Mrs. Fred
Allen, Heschton, Rt. 2

Lange Cream Purple
Peas, white, small, Purple,
large White Crowders, 25c tb.;
20c lb, in bu. lots; Speckled
Purple Hull, 20c ,lb.; 18c Ib.
in. bu. lois. Net PP. W. Ac
| Smith, Adairsville, Rt. 2.

Mixed peas, recleaned; treat-
ed for weevil, $5.50 bu.; Black

recleaned, treated;
Browneyed Crowders,
H. Barlow, Coch-

$6. bu.;
$7.50 bu. N.
ran.

Approx. 60 bu. Unknown
Peas, weevil treated, 99:43 per
ct.. pure, 86 per ct. germ., $6.
bu. FOB. No orders less 1 bu.
Henry Phillips, Palmetto, Dico
Rad.

White Blackeyed and Sugar
Crowder Peas, 25c pt. aiso
good tender Cornfield Bean
Seed. 50c pt. Add postage. Mrs.
Vernie Hefner, Talking Reck.
Rt. -&

Brab. Peds, $6.; New Eras,
$4.50; Mixed Peas, $4.25; also
Coker-100 and Stoneville 2-B
Cottonseed, delinted, Ist. yr.,
. Cwt, J. H., Coleman, Jr.,
Mitchell, RFD.

About 200 bu. Brab. Peas,
$6.; 150 bu. mixed Peas, $5.:
Also about 500 bu. Victory
Grain Oats. A, S. Lynch, Lump-
kin.

4 bu. Brown Speckled Field
and Table Peas, treated fo~
weevils, $6, bu. Not prepaid.
Clifford B. Johnson, Adairs-
ville, Rt. 3, Box. 100.

Good tender Striped Corn-
field Beans, -30c cup;- Black-
eyed Peas, 2:< qt; 1948 Yel-
low Pop corn, 25c.qt. Weevil
free. Add postage. Mrs. Claude

_| Garrett, Gainesville, Rt. 5.

Few bu. Browneyed Crowder
and few Purple Hull, $1. pk:
| Also field selected Whatleys
Seed Corn, nubbed and shell-
ed, $1, pk. FOB. O. M. Moore,
Buena Vista.

COTTONSEED
FOR SALE
Dae FL Wo.*. 15) ast yr,
kept. oe at gin, germ., 86
iad 100 Tb. bags, $5.50
FOR. J. W. Hollis, Rut-
ek

Cokers wilt resistant No. 1
cottonseed, 100 percent pure,



;|$9, CWT at my home. Mary EF.
Mitchell, Lithonia. Ri. 3.





Hull |









|COTTONSEED FOR SALE



Empire Cottonsei, $2. b
Joel Sanders, Newnan, Rt. 2,

Cokers wilt resistant,
yr., kept pure at gin, 100 tb.
bags, germ. 81 per ct., $5.50
Cwt. FOB. W. A. Hanson, Rut-
ledge.

New Empire Cottonseed, dit
rect from Ga.



























Empire wilt resistant Cotten-
seed, ginned 1 var. gin, delint-
ed and treated, 7c Ib. G.
Couch, Turin.



CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE



Hastings White Prolific corn;
ist. yr., mever grew near
enough to other var. to mix
much if any, $1.45 pk. PP; $3.50
bu. Exp. col. George Wood,
Fairburn, Rt. 1. j

Whatleys Prolific Seed Corn,
hand nubbed, $1. pk; $3.50 buy
Also early large Ear Yello
Roasting Ear, Sweet, good for
field, $1. pk. Specify how |
ship. 4., Grady Adams, Soci
Circle. :

Yellow Dent Seed ork: 75e
pk; Yellow Root, 40c 1lb.; Add
postage. Velma Dean, Bremen,
Ri. 2.

Good Yellow Pop corn, ne :
ed, 12c lb. Add postage. John
A. Vandiviere, Dawsonville, Rt. ,
2:

_ 30-35 bu. Whatleys Proleeae
Corn, $1.50 bu.; Cokers wikt-
resistant Ist. yr. ee $7.50
Cwt. at my barn. L. T. Maddox,
Molena, Rt. 1. 7 mi. S. Zebulon,
11/2 mi. Thomaston Hwy. ~

200 bu. good corn, $1.70 bu;
11/2 tons good hay, $16. ton;
220 lbs. Brown Crowder Peas,
10c Ib. At my farn 4 mi. So
Brooklet. Mrs. J. W. Forbes,
Brooklet, Rt. 2.

Corn, $1.50 bu. in ear at barn.
ack: Morris, Baxley, Rt 25.

75 Ibs. Yellow Pop corn, 8c
tb. for lot FOB. Hope McMichen,
Dallas, Rt. 3.

100 bu. good corn, $1.50 bu.
Exc. for good 4 or 5 dise J. D.
Tiller or fertilizer spreader,
Mack Burden, Comer, Rt. 2.

GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE ==,











Good Peanut Hay, Spanish
or Runner, -$15. ton. Del. :
trucking cost. Write or see.
Cc. L, Jones, Benevolence.

5 tons Alfalfa Hay, $1. bal.
$25: ten at my ~-barn. La.
Still, Atlanta, 2500 ee
Rad. Tel. Ve. 1608. :

10 tons bright Serecia_ Les-
pedeza Hay, $20. ton. D. N.
Crapo, Griffin, Rt. 4. 10 mi, EL
Griffin en Jackson Rd.

Baleq Gat and Wheat, bright, \
$10. ton here. E. K. Fowler,
Athens, Rt. 2,

Bright Runner Peanut Hay
$15. ton at barn. J. Curtis |











Branch, Enigma, Rt. Ll... ag
1500 bundles real good odder Ss

for Sale. Wiley Hood, Cleve-

land, Rt. 4. i



15 toms good sound Peanut
Hay, $15. ton. At my _ barn.
About 9 mi. NW Dawson. Brad-
ley Wills, Derescn, Rt. 1, Box
121.

Martin combine Milo, 4. 3/4c 4
pound. Ralph S. Collier, Comer.
Good Kobe Lespedeza Baled |
Hay at barn, $35. ton; Alse
want te buy 46 weaned Heif-
ter Calves of good breeding.
W,. A. Maddox, Sr. Winder,
Re





EGGS FOR SALE



S. C. Black Minorca, *S. S.
Hamberg, Buttercup, Lakinvel-
der, Buff Minorca, Columbian
Wyandotte and- Silver Lac
Wyandotte Eggs, each, $2. per
15. Pareel post prepaid. E. M.
Hotchkiss. Savannah, Rt. 3, Box
227.

Giant 8. C. Black Mineree
Eggs, 15, $2.25. Prepaid insured



PP.

zB. Millians, Newnan.




_ EGGS FOR SALE





HOGS FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE | POULTRY TE
_ Bure C. Buff Orpinton 3 OIC Pigs, 9 wks. old, 2} BABY CHICKS & BANTAMS: NCHGnne: Ay
_ Eggs, 15, $1.25. PP. Crates to] males, 1 gilt, short mnose,| 3 wks. sld healthy hardy| .Will exc. value for 2 :
5 7 A ? bs - A wks. HM
be return d. Miss Ronie John- blocky, 35 Ibs., life treatment! Rock-Red cross Chicks, $35. C.| old pullets; also want 100 baby |

son, Shellman, Rt. 1, Box 55.

_ Purebred heavy type Dark
Cornish eggs, 15, $1.70; 30,
$3.25. Cartons to be returned at
once. MO only. Miss Cora B.
Patterson, yk yrante al.











































_ White African Guinea Eggs,
18, $2. Mrs. A. W. Arnold, Rt. 3.

Pit Game Eggs, Law Greys,
Clipper and Joe Redmon, $3.00
_ @oz.; Original Clipper and Grey,
brood stock, from E. W. Law.
Melvin Slater, Atlanta,
_ Mathewson Pl. S. W.

Royal White Cornish Eggs,
15, $2.50. PP. Mrs. John David-
son, Pineview; Rt. 1.

: res AAA grade White
~ornish Eggs, 15, $2.25. PP.
Mrs. J. O. Towell, Pineview.

_ Pekin Duck Eggs, setting of
13, $1.50. Add postage. Fred
Thomas, Craridall, Rt. 1.

Est



CATTLE FOR SALE

Several young purebred
Hereford Bulls, reg., reason-
pe able. S. A, Bennett, Appling.

Rt. 2.

. 3 yr, old cow, freshen Apr.
_ 23, sound, healthy, gave 3 gals.

with Ist. calf, $150, Bill Carey,
_ Royston, Rea 1:

Nice 2 yr. old Brown Swiss
ull, out of one of finest herds
in U. S. Princeton, N. J, See

o appreciate. E. F. Dean,
dum.

a OR. Polled Bull, Domino

strain, born Apr. 3, 1947, just

right for heavy service, $1000.
at my barn. W. E, Heath,
Louisville.

te Cow, 2nd. ~calf 10
days old, over 3 gals. . now,
$150. 1% mi, Grayson. W. E.

McCart, Loganville, Rt. 2.
4 Purebred reg. Angus. Bull
1 yr. old at Burrow

pers. 4 mi. Palmetto. Dr.
Burrow, Atlanta, 555 Lee St.
LSS W, Tel. Ra. 3848.

Nice White Face Bull, about
600 lbs., gentle, $100. Eugene
Snider, Mitchell,

~~ Jersey Cow, 4 yrs. old, due
_ freshen 2nd. calf few days,
Also Want good,
or Mare Mule,
work anywhere,
. old, cheap.
Puckett, Bu-

Mare
Ibs.,
Mrs. Emmer M.
ford, Rt. 1.
Res. Bull, yrs. old Mar.
for yearlings, All
Alfred Mitchell,

2

ee Aberdeen-Angus Bull, 2

es service, $300. at my barn. Mrs.
Robt.. C. Watkins, Sandy
Springs. Tel. Ch. 2068.

2 big White Face Cows and 1
eifer Calf, one cow to freshen |
-about Aug.; all reg., $500. W. P.!
Couch, L ti ersville.

4 reg. Ayershire Bulls, 2-5,
mos. old, $100.-$150. ea. with!
_ papers. Dawson L. Love, Rocky
waa Face,

Reg. Guernsey Cow, 4 1/2
yrs. old, freshen 3rd calf, Sire
_ Reigeldale Emorys Sailor No.
310206, Grand Sire Reigeldale

-Melbas Emory No. 254801;
Dam North View Lady Rose,
797480; Grand Dam, Green

- Meadow Melba No. 38442. H. W.
_ Thurmond, Farmington.

Reg. Ansus Bull,
_ good bloodlines, approx. 1000
Ibs., $300. _ R. Anthony, La-
& Fayette, Rt.

3 yrs. old,



HOGS FOR SALE



- Reg. purebred Hereford Gilts,
11: mos. old, open, sired by my
best herd <ire (Mountain Wil-



liam,, life treated, wormed,
finest bloodlines, reg. buyers
ame, $45. ea. W, M, Mums,

*Byromville, Rt. 1.

Big Bone Guinea Pigs, reg.
stock, short and blocky, $15.
ea; $25. pr. MO. N. R. Wade,
Alto, Rt. 2.

4 mos. old Hamp. Male Pigs,

reg. buyers name,- $25,- ea.-
QO. S. Duggan, Chester.



ee SoM

214)

yrs. old in May, ready for light |

for cholera, $25. ea, Reg, buy-

ers name. Linton E, Kim-
brough, Vienna, Rt. 2.

Reg. Hereford Pigs, -
old; about 60-75 Ilbs., champ-)
ionship stock, reg. in buyers|
name, $25. ea. FOB. P. J. Von
Weller, Hampton, Rt. 2. :

Reg. Hereford Boar, Bel-
mont Peach King 1, the present
Ga, State Fair Grand Champ.,
also reg. pigs, 3-5 mos. old.
Frank P. Singleton, Fort Val-
lley, Rt. 3.

Purebred Red Jersey Pigs,
(11 in litter) 10 wks. old, reg.

3 mos,

j/buyers name, med, blocky
type, 6 males for $25. ea. T. Z.
Lanier, Summit.

Big Bone Black PC Pigs, 15
wks. old, 60-75 ibs. ea. reg.
buyers name, $25. ea. J.
Lumsden, Talbotton. \

2 litters reg. Big Bone Black
Guinea Pigs, $20. ea.; Also lit-
ter of Half Guinea, Half OIC,
unreg., $15, ea. Plus shipping
chrgs. James L. McDonald,
Commerce, Rt. 1,

OIC Pigs, 40-60 lbs., short
nose, winning stock, reg. buyers
name, $25. ea., Younger ones,
$17. 50 ea.; 2 Sows, reg., $60. ea.
FOB. W. L. Helms, Buna Vista.

OIC Pizs, from prize winning
stock, reg. in buyers name, $25.
ea. at 8 wks. old. Furnish unre-
lated pairs, inoculated, ready to
ship. Bred Gilts, Service Boars.
At.farm at Birmingham, Ga. W.
H. Nix, Alpharetta.

Reg. OIC Male, 10 wks. old,
short ose, blocky, reg. in buy-
ers name. $25. Ship at buyers
expense or COD. MO or checks.
Giles M. Cheek, ee
mt, 2.

Thirty OIC Pig., short nose,
blocky, reg. in buyers name,

Cc.)

Game Bantam Cocks.



$25. ea. Shin anywhere. Satis.
guar. H. J. Dupree, Acworth,
RED I.

Hampshire boars, sub. to reg.
for sale. Odis Duggan, Chester.



POULTRY FOR SALE

~=

HAMBERGS:

Nice young Hamberg, 1 yr.
old Rooster, $2.5. H. C. Wal-
raven, TD llas, Rt. 2. &

LEGHORNS:

8 triple A White Leghorn
Hens, 1 yr. old, now | laying,
| $1.25 ea. Mrs. Gertrude Hens-
ley, Ramhurst.

PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS,
/ PIGEONS, QUAL, DOVES. -
ETC.
Seamless banded Racing |
| Homer Pigeons, White Fantails
Muff Tumblers, Sng. Trumpet-
ers, mated paifs 1d odd birds,
$5. pr. E. E. Morgan, College
| Park, 231 E. Cambridge.

Golden Pheasants





ain full: |

plumage, $17.50: pr.; Also White} -

reasonable.
406

Leghorn Bantams,
Virgil Dun , East Point,
Hendrix Ave. eS

Peafowl, pheasants and~ Bob
White quail, also quail hatch-
ing eggs, $38.75 per hundred.
Eggs shipped. prepaid. Mrs.
| Helen Street, Atlanta, Rt 2.
REDS: NH. RI & OTHERS:

12 pu'lets, 1
early Feb. hatch, well develop-
ed chicks, $12. FOB. Exp. col.
for quick sale. Mrs. T. T. Mc-
Nelley, Turrerville.

75 RI ind White Giants, 8 and
9 wks. old, $1. ea..Cheaper in
large lots. Mrs. sarah ONeal,
Concord, Box 104.

125 nice AAA NH Red Fry-
ers, 2-21/2 lbs. ea.; reasonable.
At my barn. Just off 42 Hwy.
Willie Tanner, Flippen, POB 81.

About 800 Christie strain NH
Red pullets, ind about 1200-
1300 cockerels of-same strain,
$1.50 ea. Sell all pullets to one
party including _100 cockerels



irre K, Ss. Price, ieee ae

Bartow, Box 13.

| rooster,

Quill

sockerel Reds, |:

| shares. Party to. furnish:
with them. Raised on my own} and





T. B. McCall Quitman, Box 62.

8 small type mixed Bantams,
5d hens, 3 roosters, good layers,.
$5. or 75c ea. Exe. for print

sacks. Mrs. W. H. Hensley, El-

lijay, Rt. 2, Box 31.
3 pairs Black Cochins. Ban-

tams, $3. pr.; Black Red O. E.|

Game Bantam -Cockerels, $1. ea.
Will ship. Me B. Trimmier, Au-
gusta, Rt. 3 , Box 89.

Purebred Buff Cochin Ban-

tam Roosters, raised last year,

$1.50 ea. Robert Sheppard, Li>
thonia, Rt. 1.

Bantam hens and 1 recat
50c ea. and you pay Exp. chgs.
Miss Charlotte Duran, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2.

COCHINS:

Big Black Cochins (not. ban-
tams), several prs., at $8., $10.

and $12. pair, according to qual- |

ity. W. C. Thomas, Saran
1205 East 40th.

DUCKS: ;

2 pure White Pekin ducks
and 1 drake, $4. FOB. Mrs. R.
W. Wingo, Newnan.

CORNISH, GAMES & GIANTS

Pit Games: Joe Redmond,
Grist strain, pure hens, $5. ea.;
3, $12.00; Also OKBB- Red
Reason-
able. B. H. Holsoback, East
pares 302 S. Harris St.

270. Chapel Hill Dom. Cocks,
last yr. hatch, 4-5 1/2 lbs., and
nice Blue 2 yrs. old Cock, 5 lbs.,
I Iris Grey, last yr. hatch, 41/2
Ibs., $5. a.; Or $1.25 lb. G. M.

Walden, Gibson, Rt. 2.

6 Brown Red Game Hens and
1 fine unrelated stag, $20. MO.
FOB here. B. 7:7. Carithers,
Nicholson, Rt. 1.

Trio extra large-Broad Breast-

ed Dark Cornish, $10. FOB.)

Send MO. Malcolm McMillan,

Fine rooster and 2 young
hens, Dark Cornish, $4. Exe. for
some Games. Vayne Forrester.
Rockmart, 4015-3rd. Ave.

Dark Coraish: Five 1 yr.
Hens, 1 unrelated, 18 mos. old
healthy, guar. pure-
bred, $15.00:~ Also selected.
hatching eggs, $2. per 15 in

light crate to be returned. J. E.

Granger, Reidsville.

1 fine Corni. Indian Roost-
er, $2. FOB. Ellijay. Mrs. Brown
H. Osborn, Roy.

Yancey Harris Pit Games, 8
hens, 1 cock, $25.00; Also 2 Red
Hens, 1 Stag (half Red
Quill, 1/2 Yancey Harris), $7.
J. .G. Cash, Scottd le, Box 234.

Stags: bracers: _ Warhorse, |
Jarrett Round Heads, $5.>ea.;
41/2-5 Ibs., Trio Travelers, and
trio Jarrett Round Heads, $10.;
6 Cocks, 51/2 Ibs. ea. $6. ea.;
Also Keg. 15, $4. Frank J. Wat-
kins, Rolston.



POULLRY WANTED



BANTAMS: : ;
Want 5 Bantam Hens and
Rooster, common strain. Ad-/

vise. T. P. Price, Smyrna, Rt. 1.

Want 8 smati type bantam
hens, laying or ready to lay, at

-50c ea. Advise by return mail.

Lee Holloman, Macon,

Ave.

Mrs.
764 Montvetier
CORNISH:

' Want 2 Red Cornish Game
young. Roosters. P. E. Cody,
Collins.

Want som. large type Corn-

ish chickens. Stae price, also
of setting eggs. W. T. Hutche-
son, Lenox, Rt. 1. 4
GEESE:

Want Toulouse Geese-Gos-

lings or Eggs. Vrite what you
have to offer, giving prices. J.
E, Hutchins, Covington, 214
Hunter St.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKS:

Want to raise chicks on
hicks

{E. A. Waters, Alpharetta.

free of holes and mildew, 3, $1.
Add .postage: Mrs. M. L. Steph-
;ens, Canton, Rt. 2. 4

unencumbered, wants

chicks to raise on halves, any
large reed. I furnish feed and
labor, Mrs. Eunice Hill, Talla-
-poosa, Rt. 1, Box. 40.

SACKS. FOR SALE





spots, washed and ironed, 3, $1.
Add -postage. Mrs.
Samples, Gainesville, Rt. 5.

~ Print sacks, 100 Ib. cap.,
washed, - ironed, free of holes
and mildew, 3, $1.00; $25. C.
Will pay postage on $1. order.
Frank F. Moody, Temorest, Rt.
1, Box 79.

Ibs. cap., washed, ironed, free
of holes and mildew, 30c @a.
PP. Will ship COD. Mrs. Pearl
| Waters, Dawsonville, Rt22?

Nice print sacks, 25 ea. Add
postage. COD orders filled. Mrs.

~ Print -acks, washed, 30 ea.;
$3.50 doz. Add postage. No
COD orders. Mrs. Ernest Can-
trell, Cumming, Rt. 1. Ge

. Print sacks, washed ironed,
good cond., 3, $1. PP. No chks.
Mrs. W. D, Carnes, Cumming,
Rael : \

Print sacks, washed, ironed,
30c ea. Add postage. Mrs. Byrd
Myers, Cleveland.

Good print sacks, washed,
ironed, free of holes and mil-
dew, 25c ea. and postage. No
chks. Mrs. Gus Sosebee, Cleve-
land, Rt. 1.

Smooth print sacks, washed,
raveled, free of holes, mildew,
or spots, 100 lb. cap., 30c ea,
Few with holes, 25c ea. Mrs. R.
H. Whelche!, Dawsonville, Rt.
Sen eee i

Print sacks,

d

washed, ironed,

Print sacks, 3. Sh 00; Whites,
5, $1. All in good cond., washed,
ironed. Add postage. Miss Eula
Cox, Canton, Rt. 2. ~

Print sacks, 100- Ib. Sap.
washed, ironed, free of holes
and mildew for sale. Mrs. G. L.
-Pirkle, Flowery Branch, Reet

100 Ib.
iron-

Large print sacks,
cap., fine weave, washed,
ed, 3, $1.00. Add postae.
if preferred, Mrs. A.
Gainesville, Rt. 5.

Print sacks, washed,
25c ea;
holes,
checks.
Cumming, Rt. ie

'60c. Add . postage. No}

Mrs. Wayne Mundy, Cumming,
Pe Rite- a?

Print sacks, 100 Ib. cap, free
of holes and mildew, washed,
ripped, 25c ea.; odds and holes,
15c ea. Add postage except; 100
lot. Mrs. John Burruss,
rayville. : }

POSITIONS WANTED |





Unencumbered
Christian man wants light].
work on farm, with . elderly
couple, taking care of garden,
chickens, stock. Room, board
laundry, | reasonable .
Merrell Cantrell, Atlanta,
Washington St.. S. W. Tel. La.
9150- (7-8 AM, 6-9 PM).

job- in dairy. eady to move
any day. J. L, Cylor, | eee
ette, Rt. 3.

46 yrs. old white: womans
job on
farm, doing light farm work,

with. elderly. couple * preferred. |

Single white man, exp.,

Print gacies free od ote:
Crantford |

Nice smooth pint. setae 100 Rt,

ote 2
a odds or with, small Ye

Mrs. Egbert. Holtzclow, E

Print bags, 100 Ib. caps Sabie
ed, ironed, 25c ea., plus postage. |

Mur- |

eae :

salary. }.
30135

Man with family of 5 wants |

wants job on dairy, milking]
with milking machine. Room, }
board, salary. Ref. E. J. Kir -}

and
work,/ oa 4 RR.
lights, wood, wate

| mail rt. Writ

stock, ete. Move
er R: oe "Atlanta, 427
liam St. :

Want job on sm

job for myself and |
and 28). Husband ror
Atlanta. Prefer \
close to. Atlan
a, Will B.

ete

raised on Nees. wants
farm. Can drive truc
tor, also. experienced

labor, Dont drink no
| bacco. Board, laundry
ao pass Ags Beets

ey and can ee te
to be moved. Mis
Griffin, Aiente 67:
Ave. oe EB. ease

- Want job on tomcane
ly- couple. d

E. Barnes, Summi
c/o A. Op Barnes, ;

; Aeon with wife, 2 el
wants job on dai ar!
.drive any kind of tra
other work on farm,
old, sober. J. H. Dodd Atla
3900 Ivy Rd., RED.

FARM HELP WA

Want at once single h
white man to woes y
Will pay $30. mth;
daily, board and laundry.
Conner, Pitts, Rt. 2.

ning pole Goan _barn
SE Grayson, 7 '
ville, Jonah no :
ville.

* Want farmer i 2
gray land, fairly eve
Bea 5 R celled



cop| M
Nix, 2

seca with son
plowing. B. W. Jz
2.

nesaw,_ Rt.

Want face fs
ing rent on Blythe.
Broadcasting Stavon,
Montreal, a ,

Want ee
4 ahite or co) lored,
farm





ball, Atlanta, 865 Oglethorpe|

Ave: S, W. Tel. Am. ATS oe

Singl: sober white man)

|} wants light work ble |

|farm for room, cee
te ecenaats