Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1949 June 8

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Editorial By TOM LINDER

hirty years ago the United States
was lending money to the war-torn coun-
s of Europe for their rehabilitation.
Tt was said that we could not have a
erous America unless we built a
sperous Europe. It. was said that
must open our doors to imports to
mit European countries to pay their
debts (meaning $15-Billion Dollars
ch England, Italy, France and Hol-
d owed to J. P. Morgan & Company,
New York, Rothchild, of London,
genheim, of Paris, and other Inter-
onal Bankers. .
om 1919 to 1929 we imported goods
he amount of $43-Billion Piollars. As
great flood of imports increased
erican production fell off, unem-
yment increased, stocks and bonds
American business was hypothe-
id to the banks, while agricultural
es in the United States sagged under
impact of surplus imports.
After the national election of 1928,
te Hoover and Congress gave a
temporary boost to prices by the ex-
itures of public funds and by issu-
an executive order declaring a mora-
terium on collection of war debts and by
advocatine an increase in protective
tariff rates that would protect. American
ds in the American, market. This
igh tariff bill was actually enacted by
Congress in June, 1930 but the damage
id already been done and the Smoot-
wley Bill was passed too late to pre-
vent the crumbling of our national
aco momy. :
~The Stock Market crash of August,
and the tremendous depression
hich followed in its wake, were direct-
nd undoubtedly caused by the flood-
of American markets with foreign
rehandise.
from March 1934 until 1939, the Na-
mal Administration put on the great-
Spending program in all history un-
that time, trying to prime the pump
id get ovr economy where it could
vel under its own steam.
od 1940, Congress enacted the so-eall-
Lend-lease Act under which we could
pay for all the munitions of war, food
and fiber so that the ships we owned
could build, could transport these
lies to the nations of Europe.
nning with the fateful Pearl Har-
Tk, the United States expended
ey in the war'effort than any-

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one on this earth had ever heard or
dreamed of before. z

Out of the lavish expenditures of
Lend-lease, and our participation in
World War II, tremendous international
fortunes were made, the records of which
can be further verified by reading the
business reports of the most reliable
compilers of the records of these giant
national and international corporations.

In 1947 we had the favorable balance
of trade on six groups of agricultural
commodities of $1,100-Million Dollars
(Market Bulletin of March 9, 1949).

In 1947 the American people were
told that the expenditure of $5 1/2-Bil-
lion Dollars more in Europe would
stabilize the countries of Europe and, at
the same time, provide a vast market for
American pr oducts, agricultural and
otherwise.

In 1948 we gave another 51/2-Billion
Dollars to Europe, but instead of in-
creasing our market for American agri-
cultural products we actually lost more
than a billion dollars in trade on those
same six groups of agricultural commod-
ities (see Market Bulletin of March 9
1949,)

We are now told that it is necessary for
the countries of Hurope to find export
markets for goods produced with the
billions of dollars that America has sent
overseas. Weare told that America
must be willing to import as much or
more than we export. We are told that
the problems of world trade have become
very perplexing in the councils of the
United Nations Organization, and we
are told that the same principles of trade
which we followed as a matter of poli-
ties since World War IT, is no longer
economic politics and must be aban-
doned.

Yet, at the same time, the White
House is demanding the extension of re-

ciprocal trade agreement acts under |

which America is being flooded with
foreign goods in exactly the same way
that it was in 1919 to 1929.

With the full knowledge before us of
the result of the insane importation of
foreign goods during that ten-year
period of 1919 to 1929, the White House
and: some members of Congress are urg-
ing that we now start on exactly the
same fatal course.

They are urging this in the face of the
known facts that the days of war pros-
perity are behind us; in the face of de-
celining farm prices; in the face of threat-
ened surpluses; in the face of declining

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production in all lines and in the face of
unemplovment that is growing month
by month.

In 1912, EH. I. du Pont de Nemours &
Company formed the Hercules Powder
Company, and the Atlas Powder Com-
pany, and aceepted in payment for prop-
erties turned over to Hercules Powder
Company and the Atlas Powder Com-~
pany, millions of dollars of stocks and.
bonds issued by Hercules Powder Com- -
pany the Atlas Powder Company. At
least fifty per cent of the obligations of
Hercules Powder and the Atlas Powder
Company were distributed to stockhold-
ers of du Pont, so that the same stock-
holders who. own E. I. du Pont de
Nemours & Company also own = fifty
per cent interest in the Hercules Pow-
der Company and the Atlas Powder
Company. 3

Today, the parent company, du Pont,
and its offspringsHercules Powder
Company and Atlas Powder Company,
et al, all have subsidiary companies and
affiliated companies.

In 1947, du Pont held ten million
shares of stock in General Motors Cor-
poration. du Pont owns and controls
numerous subsidiaries and affiliates
throughout North and South America
and in foreign countries, especially im
Argentina.

If Congress cared to know enough to
investigate, they would probably find
that much of the $5 1/2-Billion dollars
we sent to Europe was used to purchase
raw materials in South America, Africa
and the East Indies. And that those
American dollars, paid by American
taxpayers, were then used to purchase
American-made automobiles, trucks,
tractors and farm equipment in this
country,

It is passing strange that, during
recent years, the export of American
agricultural products has decreased in
volume almost in exactly the same
amount that exports of industrial prod-
ucts have increased.

If this supposition is true, and it cer-
tainly appears logical, the practical ef-
fect of all this is that the American tax-
pavers have paid for millions of auto-
mobiles and given them away.

The Hercules Powder Company
(stockholders of DuPont) are among the
wood turpentine people who are taking
away from Georgia turpentine farmers
the American market for turpentine and
rosin products, which is the very foun-

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SECOND HAND MACHIN- SECOND HAND
ERY FOR SALE f4ACHINERY FOR SALE
Turner Hay Fisher with Wise. Corn Binder and Ensilage

motor, Ist. class cond., used| Cutter, used one season, exe.
very little, $490. J. P. Simpson,| cond., $650. J. D. Whiting, Al-
College Park, Rt. 2. Tel. Ca.} Pany, POB 244. Phone 1419.

6859. : New Holland One Man Pick-
up H cA Gets "4
Farmall Cub Tractor, plant-| 92,JaY Baler G. HE Overton
ers, cultivators, fertilizer at- 3406 Ji

tachment, disc tiller, 8 dise
eutaway harrow, mowing ma- 48 in. Grits Mill complete
_ chine. All new in "49. Priced} and Power Corn Sheller, A-1
right for cash. Riley M. Downs,; Lonnie Moore, Waycross, Rt.
Royston, Rt. 1. 1

Can Sealer for 2 to 3 cans to} _ 16 in. Ford \Tractor Plow,
exe. for elec. churn or bees. S.| $75.00; Terracing outfit, bull
D. Harrison, Kathleen. dozer type for Ford Tractor,

ie Garden-AN "ractar. $100. Good cond. Exc. for Drag

i 2 4
with tools for sale or exc. for a wo ee Drill, te. 7.

good milch cow on trade. L, E.
Randall, Atlanta, 113 Key Rd.| John D. Side Delivery Rake,
S. E. | Slightly used, ~ $158. J. B.

|
3 Roller Chattanooga Syrup} ee spat S19 Pine Ave:

Mill No. 22, good cond., $35.
Otis Adams, Lawrenceville,| | 2 Meadows Mills, 20 and 24
Rt. 1, Box 341. = 2 ane ale 15 and 3 hp,
be s ew Holland ucker, David
Elec. oe brooder, Bradley Sheller, _ Elevators,
webs use OMY. ONES, 09 tools, etc. All Ist. class cond. H.
eond., $17.50. C. L. Crumbley, C. Singleton, Tucker, Rt. 1.
ee. RE 3. Phone Clarkston 5312.

Sears Roebuck Can Sealer, 2 H Rubber Tired Wagon,

seals No. 1, 2, and 3 cans, nev-
7 ae ? 650-16-6 ply rear, 525-17-4 ply
ex used, perfect cond., $9. Exc. front, runs on roller bearings

for speckled Sussex chickens; |, grease, good bed, used only
3 mos. on farm, will carry
5000 lbs., $150. R. F. Neal, Hi-
awassee, Rt. 1.

A. D. Blackstock, Douglasville,
Rt. 4.

oe ST aime, jgftGd| Bradley Garden Tractor, good
onfarm. ROT Randall Ga. | Cone: tiller and cultivator at-
akin Rt Re a tached. J. H. Davis, Covington,

Box: 44.
1942 V-C Case Tractor, 2 x s ;
Fow power take-off harrows, Farmall A Traetor, power lift,

Bente IAT cond. sell self starter, lights, freshly paint-
hEaD Roy Marne Navona ed, cultivators, planters, ferti-
Ri 4. Phone 1456-3 | lizer distributor, peanut plows,
eee : tiller plow, A-1 cond., 42 Intl.
J. D. Corn Binder, used less} Combine, 4 wheel rubber tired
than 2 seasons, good cond.,' tractor trailer, A-1 cond. Mrs.
priced to sell. J. B. Spears, Jr.,! Elton *nider, Louisville.

Mansfield. 2 Row Nisbut Boll Weevil
J. D. 12 A. 6 ft. Combine,} Catcher, used very little, $100.
exe. cond. practically new, | discount; Also Power Lift for
$925. Fred Doeckweiler, Cor-|H model John Deere. V. C.
dele, Rt. 4. | Powell, Wrightsville, Rt. 3.

T6 Intl. Crawler Tractor,| Harvey Feed Mill, $150.00;
bull dozer and blade ittached,| Lime Spreader on rubber, $80.;
$1500.; farm 21/2 mi. N. W. Seeder for Ford Tractor, $65.;
Sumner. Howard McCrary, | John D,. Side Del. Rake, $175.
Sumner. Used very little. Exc. for cows

Four Continental Special C and hogs. F. H. McLeod, Val-
Feeders and 1 Separator. All| d0sta, Rt, 2,
ball bearings, metal, used 3 J. D. Mint type Side Delivery
seasons. R. G. Smith, Milledge-| Rake, used 4 days, $250.00; Al-

ville, Rt. 6. so J. D. 12 A (6 ft.) Combine
Complete 3 Unit Hinman] With motor, $1200. W. N. John-

Milker with extra pail, | 5": Warrenton.

Oliver Pick-up Power Baler, Lilliston Peanut Picker on

Allis-Chalmers Mower for B| rubber, perfect cond., set of
Model and Side Delivery Rake, | Southern Peanut Plows, fit any
Power drawn. L. N. Arnold,} tractor, $25. M. P. Minchew,
Winder, Rt. 1. Jr., Macon, Rt. 3.. +





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- SECOND HAND
MCHINERY FOR SALE

Bradley Garden Tractor, .prac-
plow, cultivator, harrow, mow-

ing machine, 2 planters, part of
equipment never been used,

| $150. W.. P. Couch, Luthersville.

Friek Peanut Picker and Ann
Arbor Hay Press, both have

)| Wise. air cooled motors, mount-

ed, and. all necessary equip-
ment. I. D. Massey, Doerun, Rt.
Z

Continental Cotton Conden-
ser, take care of 4-80 saw gins,
ready for service. J. P. Hogg,
Buena Vista.

Elee. Brooder, 100 day old
chicks to 2 wks. old, 50 day old
to 4 wks., Oakes, $10. cash. PO.
Money Order. No checks.
Come after or will ship ex-
press. J. E. Locke, Butler, Rt.
LE

Bush and Bogg Harrow,
good cond., $100. Phome Ra.
5712. E. E. Simpson, Ben Hill,
Rita te Box: 40:

5 ft. Dbl. Sec. Tractor, Har-
row, $30. J. E. Cox, Dixie, Rt.
Ts

4

Model A John Deere Tractor,
starter, lights, all equip., $1600.
Or trade for smaller tractor.
Prefer B or Ford late model.
Marvin Kimbrel, Colquitt.

2 used tractor tires, 10X26,
good cond.. F. W. Mangus,
Dahlonega, Rt. 4. (Concord Dis-
triet).

Cole Guano and Grain Drill,
same as new, just used 1 sea-
son, naaite Elda Bryan, Dahlonega,
Rt.

2 ee Harris Combines, 7
ft., self propelled, 1 new, 1 used
one week. B. F. Smith, Colbert.

Tractor with cultivator, 3
turn plow, bull dozer blade,
$275. Willard Morrow, Calhqun,
Rt, 2.

Caterpillar 40 Tractor, gas
powered, good cond., ideal for
heavy work, $1500. at my place.
Aor Leatherwood, Douglas-
ville, Rt. 4.

2H Mowing Machine, J. D. 4
ft. blade, used very little, $100.
Thos...N. Chandler, Milledge-
ville.

Midget Flour Mill, good cond.
1/5 original cost. L. D. Gribble,
Demorest.

J. D. Model M Tractor, new
type planters, cultivators, ferti-
lizer attachment, Bush and Bogg
Harrow, Spring Tooth Harrow,
Mowing Machine, Ford Tiller
adapted to tractor, used less
than 100 hrs. Sell at discount.
Can be financed. G, B. Boyd,
Douglasville, P. O. Box 135.
Phone 4451.

55 gal. Sears Roebuck Farm
Master Spraying Machine,
used 2 seasons, powered by
11/2 HP gasoline motor, $100.
J. M, Riddle, Varnell, Rt. 1.

Model W. C. Allis-Chalmers
Tractor (1939 year model, good
rubber), cultivators, fertilizer
distribytors, and planters, used
1 season, Athens 4-Dise Tiller,
Allis-Chalmers Model 60 All-
Crop Harvester. Claude P. Har-
man, Greenville, Rt, 2.

1948 S. C. Case Tractor, 4
Disc Tiller, 10 Disc King B and
B. Harrow; % "= Case Tractor
Drawn Mower, used very lit-
tle. 10 mi. So. Atlanta on Hwy.
42. R. P. Tatum, Ellenwood,
ing

1-3-80 Gin Lummus Oufit
complete sel] all or. vart at
bargain; 1-25 in. Meadows
Grist Ml, A-1 cond. J, T.
Warnick, Tarrytown.

Intl. Combine, 5 .ft. with
auxiliary moter, practically
new, eut less than 50 acres.
Sam Somme, Hawkinsville.
Phone 220. f

Red E Garden Tractor, 4.1
hp Wisc, motor, cultivator,
harrow, practically new, dbl.
clutch, no chain nor belt. Mor-
ton B, Johnson, Valdosta, Rt:
1:

McCormick-Deering Tractor
Binder, exe. cond., 10 ft. cut,
priced: for quick sale. ot

ughes, ae: _ Blaineuilie: R
4, Box 70, ;



Saturday.-H. H. Frederick,

| heifers or -pigs. Guy H. Miller,
De












; ;

One Elec. and one Kero-
sene Brooder, water troughs,
feeders. Mrs. W. H. Sanders,
Savannah, Rt. 2, Box 588.

Rte, ft
Dairy equip. to operate | -
creamery, sufficient for any}





$2.50, * New ready for
ment, R, N. Redenand.













size dairy, available at less than] :
1/2 -cost. E. J. Fechtel,. Atlanta, |;

139 Forsyth St., S. W..





Continental Belt Distributor} b

and Steel Feeders, 4-80 saw}

ging and D. B. Press with Ram.
Make offer. Robert D. Eckles,
Social Circle.

1947 IHC Side Delivery Rake
for sale or exe. for good Dbl.
Cutaway Harrow for tractor.
Arthur James, Nashville.

1 each: No. 7 McCormick
Mower, $100.00; 1H Wagon, $50.;
Avery Middle Breaker, $10.00;
Chattanooga 2H ~ Turn Plow,
$10. All good cond. No letters.
Nothing shipped. M. F. Barfield,
Louisville, Rt 1.

Simplex Cotton Duster to fit} -

model A Farmall Tractor, 6
spouts in perfect cond. used
only 1 season. E. F. Perry, Kel-
ly.

Extra large Tractor Wagon
(earry 15-20 tons with ease)
for sale or trade for cows or
yearlings. Ira C. England, Rome,
Po OO. Box t01T,

Good used Meadows | Grist
Mill with 25 hp Air Cooled
Wisc. Gas Motor, practically
new, belt and hand corn sheller,
all at a bargain. Paul Mallet,
Dalton, Rt. 3. Near Bryants
Store. 3

Fordson Tractor and heavy
Harrow, $150. Come and try it
out. H. B. Cain, Bethlehem, Rt.
L

One King Bush and Boggs
Harrow with ten 28 in. disc. also
one with 8, 26 in. disc. Tel. 30- Ww.
Dillard Wood, Bowdon.

Allis-Chalmers Model B Trac-
tor, planting and cultivating
equipment. Come see. Home on

Marshallville.

Chattanooga 3 Roller Power
Cane Mill, 12 ft. copper pan,
used very little, good cond.,
eheap. Ira C. England, Rome,
POB 1011. :

1600cap. 46 model Buckeye
Incubator, $500. or trade for

Monroe, Rt.

Want 1 each, pastuerize and
bottling machines. State price.
Roland T. Dickens, Watkinsville,

Want 1 Power Pea and Velvet
Bean Thresh. Dont need trailer
and engine. Give price and cond.
Will cons. one in need of re-
pairs. O. E. Justice, Irwinton,
Rt. 2.

Want Farmall Super A Trac-
tor, good cond., with bottom
plow. E. H. Jones, Wayeross,
Reynolds St.

Want 1 mule drawn Hay Rake,
good cond. priced right. No
junk. J. H. Barr, Lumpkin.

Want 1 drag harrow, good
cond., priced right. See or write:
R. Anderson, Covington, Rt.
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PLANTS FOR SALE



Govt. insp. PR Red and Yel-| M@

low Potato plants, 5000, $4.00.
FOB here. D, M. Cason, Bristol.

Chas. W. Cabbage, Ga. Col-
lard Plants, 40 C. PP. Mrs. Ed-
win Patterson, Cumming.

Copver Skin and PR plants,
$1.25, Treated seed. No COD
nor checks. Homer Worth,
Nichols, Rt. 1.

Red Skin PR plants, _ state.
insp., treated, Bunch $5. M;
Running Vine, $2.50 M; 5000 or
more Bunch, $4, M. Del. E, H.
Hall, Arabi, Rt. 1.

Mastodon Strawberry, 70c C;
500, $3.00; $5.25 M; Klondike,
50c C; 500, $2.50; ns ie Blue
Damson Plum, ea.; coe
Plum, 3, $1. ae sees
Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1.












Chas. abbage, 70
Marglobe Tomato, i Cx
$1.00; $1.60 M; Heading
lards, 600, $1. 00: $1.40
Cayenne Hot Pepper, a
500, $1.50. Del. J. H. Da
Jedgeville, Rt. 5.

Large C. W. and Dut
-bage, Marglobe, Stone a
timere Tomato, Ga. and
Fashion Collards, 5!
$2.45 M; 5M, $i.
Hwy. 4 mi. E. Gainesv
Garrett, Gainesville, Rt.
Insp. and treated PR
Potato plants, $2.50 M. j
Jones, Jr., Pelham.

_ State insp. PR_ plan

M. Can ship on short no
R. ones, Pelham, Rt. 2.

eee state insp. PR.
$2.50 M. Now ready. .
mond, Pelham. :

Red and Copper Sk
insp. PR plants, 75c M. |
full count, Prompt sh
Atlas Lightsey, Surrency

Marglobe and Rutger
to plants, late oe
mer setting, 500,
Mossed_ and ines
del. I. L. Stokes, Fitzger:







































en Royal
Sweet Pod _ Hot -#
50e C; i 95; $2"
lants, $1.50 Mf of See
Lightsey, Baxley, Rt.

State insp. PR Pink
tato plants, $2.40 M;
var. Cabbage, Tomato,
40e C; $2.50 ae Lee
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Govt. insp. a PI
and PR plan !
$2.00; Pe pee pe
mato, $2. M; Ruby
Calif. Wonder Sweet
5@ C; 500, $2005 eS
lard, $1. 75 M.

Cc. W. Smith, cameer

Govt. insp. PR ple
and Soe 5000, $4.
now. A. L. Turner,

Govt .insp. pure |
Pink Skin PR plants,
2 50 M; Old | Fashion

$2.00; $3. 75 M. Promp'
count guar.
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Govt. insp. Old Fash
Potato plants, 500,
M; Red and Pink
plants, 500, $1.50;
Prompt shipment.
guar. Claudie Mathis,
ville.

opper Skin Potat
$1.2! $ oP Del. in Ga
ico Surrency.

Govt. insp. and treate
and Copperskin Potato
rooted, $1.75 M. Del.
Merritt, Sereven, Rt. 1,


















































































Govt. insp. LA
and Red Skin PR: s
M. Del. Prompt shipmen
Crowe, Gainesville, ,

La. a Yam Potat

$2. M, P.

bees Bek Hardee, 3
Rha

Red PR and 100 to Hill
insp. and treated, $1.50 1

up, $1.30. Del? Promp:

ment, W. J. Boyett, B

PR plants, imp.
low skin, goyt. ins
Prompt shi gi

ferd, Brist

Govt. ins
pe "














La: Copperskin Sweet Potato
a govt. insp. and treate
i othe $1.50



Wonder





, $2. M; Pimiento
ronder Sweet Pepper, $3.

1pt - shipment. Moss
vNetwon Griffin, Bax-

insp. and (ied Red

otato plants, $1.75 M.

3rd zone. Full count,
ment. No checks. R.
rney, Rt. 2.

of Rutger - Tomato
5 M. M. A. McNeal,

lobe, Rtuger rr June

plants, 500, $1.50; $2.00
roots. Full count.

Fitzgerald, Trwinville.

ants imp. red. or yellow

Hill, vine grown,

insp.. 5000, $5.00; 10,000,

a shipment. Full
; iG. Fyre, Bristol.

plants, State insp.

Z eee $4. M; 2
0 M; a

00 M. etre

ee and Rutger aa :
ts, 50 C; 500, $1.50; $2.50
. a ert Keith, Gaines-

ellow, Copperskin PR
vt. insp., and 100 to
+ M, $10.00; $1.15 M.. +P,
atsey, Surrency, Rt. 2.
nsp. Potato plants,
fr m vine cuttings, $1.25
, New Stone Tomato,
Ruby Be i 50c
in Sees G. OQuinn,

a 2c sperskin Potato |
t. insp. and treated.
1 order. Ike Tomber-
eney. 4

ary Strawberry plants,

S. ae. MeCurley,

and
Mo
Vine
Hall,

ar lobe and Rutger To-
Mt M; Ruby King
M: 50 _C. Exe.

sp. PR Red Skin Po-
sid 50M. Fob.

cok and Hot
eal , 25 doz. Mt.
erry, bearing size, 85
aes Bushes, 8, $1.00.
eae Nancy Hen-

'

pee, Gel e of Cinip
Ke Mrs. Bes-
1.

skin Potato plants,
p., $1.50. os Stephen
Padi R Rt. 2.
os ue
~%0e CE; -Yellow,
Comfrey Reot,
x Balm, :

L. Tansy. 40 doz.
Garlic Bulbs, 50 dez.,

e a C. Add postage.
White, Dahlonega,

Straw-
lecam-

40 lb;

Ww. Cabbage plants, 15.

ots of 300 or more. E
: t sacke for 20 bu. aan

30-40 mi. of my home.:

eareon, Dahlonega, Rt.

: insp. and treated ik
re es ants, now
$1.90 f and up,
M. an Full count. Prompt
me} @ cheeks nor COD.
Lightsey, Screven, Rt i,
85.
ul ore Sprays head Pep-
Plants, 35; Catnip,
Garlie Bulbs, 25 doz.;
and Sassafras Root, 50c
don and Gem Ever-
earing Strawberry, _ $1.
s packed. om L. Eaton,
a 0 plants,
ee

Major Crow,

Peppermint, |

C,



| doz.; Little Red Cherry, 2

Govt. insp., treated Red
Skin PR plants, seed from vine
cutting, full count, no checks,
$1.50 M. Del. L. D. Lightsey,
Sereven, Rt. 2.

Ga. Collards, 500, 75c; 600,
$1.00; $1.40 M; Marglobe Toma-
to, 40e Cj 500, $1.00; $1.60 M.
PP; Chas. W. Cabbage, 500,
75c; $1.40 M. Solomon Davis,
Milledgeville, Rt. 5, Box 126.

Certified Marglobe Tomato
plants for sale or exe. 1 M plants
for twelve 100 lb. cap. sacks

| (print). I ship plants by return

mail. Mrs.
Odum, Rte.

Govt. insp. Potato plants, $2.
M. Exe. for 100 Ib. print sacks,
free of holes, mildew. 9 sacks to
each M; Also exc. Pecans for
sacks, 5 lbs. for 2 sacks. Mrs. J.
J. Stalvey, Ray City, Rt. 1.

PR plants, State insp., imp.

Amy Strickland,

Red or Yellow Skin, from vine

grown potatoes, full count

5000, $4.00; 10,000, $7.50. Prompt

shipment. F. G. Tyre, Bristol.
Yellow and Red Skin PR

plants, PP, govt. insp. and treat-
ed, 5000, $4.25. A: L. Turner,

: Bristol.

PR and Copperskin Potato
plants, $1.50 M; 5000, $1.25 M.
No checks nor COD. Homer
Worth, Nichols, RFD 1.

PR plants, govt. insp.,
yellow skin, 5000, $3. .
shipment. Lester
Bristol.

Gevt. insp. and ented Red
and Yellow Skin PR plants, $4.
for 5000. D. M. Cason, Bristol.

Goyt. insp. and treated La.

red or
Prompt
_exawisrd,

Copperskin and Red Skin PR) _

plants, $2.50 M. Del. Prompt
shipment. Guy Crowe, Gaines-
ille, Rt. 2,

-PR plants. now ready, insp.,
cert. by fail, $2.15 M; Express,
$2. M. Money order preferred.
Sores RFD

Large fresh Bech Chas W.
Cabbage, Ruby King Sweet and
Pimento Pepper, Ga. Heading
Collard, Marglobe Tomato, 50

=| C; 500, $1.25. PP. Damp moss

packed. aoe Lightsey, Sr.,

Baxley, R

Extra vee fresh Green EJ
Cabbage, Ga. Heading Collard,
Rutger Tamato, Bull Nose
Sweet Pepper, 50 c: 500, $1.25.
PP. Harris Lightsey, Baxley, Rt.
Se ee ;

Imp. Pink Skin PR, 50c CG: 500,
75e; Cabbage, Tomato, Sweet
Pepper and Collard. 50c C; 500,
$1.25. PP. Buford Lightsey,
Baxley, Rt. 3.

Asparagus, 1-2. yrs. old, 25,
i 00; Himalaya Blackberry, 15,

1.00; Kudzu, Semesan_ treated,

aa: Cc: 500, $10. PP. Carefully |

packed. Jonathan W. Toole, Ma-
con, 410 Burton Ave.

Cabbage plants, 20c C; $1. a5 |
M; Marglobe, Rutger, New
Stone Bamata: Phe GC; $7.50 M;
Black Beautv Eggplant. 40 C;
$3. M; Hot, Sweet and Pimento
Pepper, 35 C; $2.50 M. 6-9 in.
plants, moss packed. Mrs. H. L.
Brittingham, Guyton.

Tea, Garlic and Artichoke
plants, 25 doz.; $1. or more. PP.
Mrs. Orene Poteat, Buchanan,
Rt. 2, Box 64.

Govt. insp. and treated PR
plants, re dor yellow, $1.50 M;
5M and up, $1. M_ Prompt ship-
ment. Full count. J. O. Lightsey,
Bristol.

Goyt. insp. and treated Red
Skin and 100 to the Hill Potato
plants, $1.50 M: 5 M, $5. Prompt
pot R. J. Lightsey, Bristol,

me

i. PR Copperskin or Red
Skin Plants, good count, and
een guar., $1.45 M; 5000, $6.
rompt shipment. Mrs. 8;
Williams, Naylor. - g

Rooted Sage plants, 60 doz.;
Brimmer Tomatoes, 50 doz.
Add postage. Fred Thomas,
Crandall, Rt. 1.

Jubilee Tomato plants, large
yellow meaty, acidity free, 50c

; Cowhorn Pe 25 gor:
orders P

4 ing kind, 1

2 doz. F

Bunch PR plants, $6. M. tres
paid. Prompt shipment, G. L.
Steedly, Baxley.

Ruby King Sweet Pepper,

Long Pod Hot Pepper plants,
25e doz. Add postage. Nancy
Henderson, Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box
49.

Cert. Bunch Potato Draws,
$1. C; $6.50 M. Del.; Bell Pep-
per, Dill, Sage, Parsley, Aspar-
agus, 35c doz.; Broccoli, Brus-
sels Sprouts, Swiss Chard,
Beets, Cabbage, Carrots, To-
matoes, 2 doz., 35c. Mrs. H. ,
Franklin, Register.

Chas. W. Cabbage and Ga.
Collard plants, 35c . postpaid.
Mrs. Edwin Patterson, Cum-
ming, Rt. 1.

Bunch potato plants, $1. C;
500, $3.50; $5.50 M. PP; Mar-
globe, Rutger tomato, 60c
200, $1.00; 500, $1.75; $2.50 M.
Prompt shipment. Exe. for good
hogs or calves. Morris Sanders,
Vidalia.

Imp. Red Skin PR, Govt. insp.,
treated, prompt shipment, $1.
M: 5 M. $4. Earl Boyett, Bristol.

Chas. W. Cabbage, 700, $1.00;
Marglobe tomato and Ga. Col-

lard,. 500, $1.00; $1.60 M; Cay-|

enne hot uepees 50c c: 500,
$1.60. Del. J. H. Davis, Milledge-
ville, Rt. 5.

CORRECTION:

About 800 Collard, Ga. or
Non-Heading mixed, plants,
. in lots of 100, with postage
paid. Mrs. Alva Russell, Round
Oak.

SEED FOR SALE.

Recleaned. ee own Maer

| Seed in 100 Tb. bags, $10. CWT,

Norman Johnson, Warrenton.

Old Fashion Big Start Fresh
Calif. Multiplying Beer Seed,
25ec a.start. Mrs. Ella Green,
Smyrna, Rt. 2.

Green Glaze Collard (kind
bugs dont eat) seed, 4 bls, $1.
Bp aive: AR Holloway, Cobb-
town, Rt. 1.

__ 700 Ibs. Sericea Lespedeza
Seed, cert, recleaned, , tested,
no dodder or weed seed, 25 lb.
B. R. Woodliff, Alpharetta.

15 lbs Green Okra Seed, $10.

or 90c Ib. Quillian Tuggle, Bu-|_

ford, Rt. 3.

White Tender Hull Crease-
back Cornfield Seed Beans, 40
large cup; 5 cups or more, 35c
eup. Del. in Ga. Floyd Ander-
son, Cartecay.

20-25 Ibs. White Bunch But-
terbean Seed, pure, clean,
sour 85c Jb.; 20 Jbs; 30 1b.
ze a Moore, Newnan Rt.

Low growing high yielding
Coprockk Grain Sorghum, $5.00
WT. R. D. Tatum, Palmetto.

Brown Striped Half Runner
Calico large Running Butter-
bean, 60c pt.; Unknown Pea,
Bean Seed, weevil free, 3 cups,
$1. 00. Del, Prompt shipment.
Mrs. Belle Crowe, Gainesville,
Rd.

Mild Combine type and
Higeri home grown, good test,
$7. Cwt. Grady Barnett, Ft.
Valley, Box 528.

Early Green Okra Seed, 25
teacup; Banana Mushmelon
Seed, 50c teacup. Or exc. for
print sacks, 100 lb. cap., free of
holes and mildew. Add postage.
Rosie Crowe, Cumming, Rt.

Multiplying Calif. Beer 5
25c a good start. No MQ or
COD. Mrs. Sallie Floyd, Rock-
mart, Rt. 2.

Genuine Imp. Cannonball
Black Diamond Watermelon,
$1.00; Originater Ga. Sweet-
heart Melon, $2. lb. Hand saved
from large selected melons.
State tested. Semesan treated.
W. QO. Birdsong, Gordon.

Martin Gourd Seed, 25c C;
Calico Bunch Butterbeans, 35c
lb.; 3 lbs., $1. PP or exe. 3 Ibs.
for 2 lbs. dried apples or
peaches. Each pay postage. Earl
Stuckey, Blackshear.

Millet Seed, Tazin nd hay-
0 Ib ib - 0. Cwt.



Nerman 0

Cj};



African Squash (something
like pumpkin), 1 doz. seed, 20c;
50c pt. Mrs. Charlie Pitman,
Gainesville, Rt. 6.

Old Fashion Calif. Beer Seed,
25c a start. L. E. Green, Smyrna,
Hie.

Calif. Multiplying Beer Seed,
20 start; 12 starts, $1. PP. Mrs.
Early Fincher, Waco, Rt. 1.

1200 lbs. Dixie Crimson
Clover Seed, guar. free of pests,
recleaned, 30c lb. Ans. all letters.
At my barn. B. A. Williamson,
Jackson, Rt. 1.

Red Speckled Crowder Peas,
sound, clean, 20c lb. in 5 Ib. lots;
$5. bu.; Nixon Muskmelon and
Hales best Cantaloupe Seed,
50c teacup. Miss Gennia Brown,
Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

1948 crop clean, hand shelled
Red Ripper Seed, treated, 10
lbs. delivered by parcel post to
8rd. zone for $2. MO or cur-
rency; Or at my farm, $10. bu.
us = Be See Ashland.

BEANS AND PEAS
_ FOR SALE

Brab Peas, good test, pure, $6.
bu. Blijah Harris, Ft. Valley,
Box 528.

Mammoth Yellow and Gatan
Soy Bean, good test, $6. ~ bu.
FOB. J. F. Lowe, Ft. Valley.

150 bu. Browneyed Crowder
Peas, for sale. W. St. Thames,
Fort Valley, Rt. 2. Phone. 2912.

100 bu. Brab. Peas, $5.50 bu.;
15 bu. Clay Peas, $5.75 bu.
FOB. J. L. Garner, Warthen.

90 bu. mixed Cow peas,
$3.50 bu. FOB. Gray Andrews,
Roberta.

6 bu. Calif. Blackeyed peas,
sound, no weevils, high germ.,
$7. bu. prepaid express. A. L.
Hardin, White, Rt. 1, Box 62.

10 bu. Blackeyed Shorthorn
wilt resistant peas, $5. bu. G. C.

Wilder, Musella.

Genuine White Blackeyed
and Red Speckled Crowder
Peas, 5 Ibs., $1.00; 15 lbs., $2.75;
30 Ibs., $5. No checks. Add post-
age. Or come after. Gladys Du-
ran, Cumming, Rt. 1.

-25 bu. White Blackeyed peas,
sound, good germ., $3. bu. here;
$5.50 Cwt. FOB. No less 100 Ibs.
shipped. G. C. Sauthern, Talk-
ing Rock, Rt. 1.

Red Speckled Crowder and
White Blackeyed Calif. Peas,
25c cup; 4 cups, $1. Exe. for
sacks. Ria Carl Smith, Ellijay,
Rt. 3

Ee Hull Crowder Peas,
30c lb.; 10 Ib., $2.25; Honeydrip
Cane, 8c Ib.; 10 Ibs.. 75; .Gold-
en Dent Pop. Corn, 20c lb.; 2 lbs.,
35c: Green Glaze Collard Seed,
2 thls., 25c; 10 tbls., $1. PP.
Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Martin.

Black Purple Hull, Brown
Crewder and Lady Finger
Peas, 25c lb. PP. Exe. for Soy
Beans. White first. Mrs. J. R.
Lowery, Rochelle, Rt. 2, Box
115.

White ee aced Crowders.
$5. bu.; Brown Crowders, $6.00
bu.; Lady Fingers, $10. bu. All
A-l quality. FOB. Wm. L.
Helms, Buena Vista.

Roanoke Soy Beans, purity
99.92 per ct., germ., 90 per ct.,
$3.50 bu.; Gatan Soy, purity,
99.22 per ct., germ., 5 per ct.,
$6.25 bu.; Ogden Soybeans,
99.38 per et. purity, germ., 35
per ct., $3.50. bu. Recleaned,
2 bu. bags. Db. G6... Strather,
Fort Valley.

65 bu. Clemson No .-Shatter
Soy Beans, $3.50 bu. FOB.
Riley Dillard; Andersonville.

Running Speckled Col. But-
ter Beans, large cup, 30c; New
Era Peas, 25c cup; 3 cups, 50c.
PP. Mrs. Mamie Stone, Adairs-
Ville, Rt. 2.

50 bu. Peanut Crowder Peas,
recleaned, treated for weevils,
$5. bu. FOB. W. . Bates, Cov-
ington, Rt. 2.

75 bu. bright, sound, reclean-
ed Iron Clay Mixed Peas, $6. ab
Bu: Will shi " any size order. H.

C. Daniel, : aynesore, y



35 bu. clean White Brow:
eyed Crowders, slightly m
treated, weevil free, good
table or to sow for sale,
place. 11/2 mi. S. Douglasvill
on Ga. No. 5 Highway. J
F. Morris, Douglasyille, Rt. 2.

Large Browneyed White
Brown 6 Wks. Crowder
Purple Hull, 7 teacups, $1.
No COD. Mrs. Lon Ashwo 3
Dacula, Rt. 1. 7

Reg. Red Poll Bull, 19
old, 800 lbs., with papers, 6
eration ped. showing In
Grand Champion blood
$185.00; Grade Jersey
Guernsey Milch Cows, and sm.
herd. purebred Holsteins,
fresh, 8 freshen this summer.
our farm. Henry EH. Hamme:
Elberton, 118 South Oliver

Guernsey-Jersey Cow, ex
milker, calf 3 wks. old. MM
Louise Kennedy, Stone Mi
tain, Rt. 2. Tel. Clarkston 3781

6 reg. Jersey Heifers, 8-12 mo
old. Calfhood vaccinated f
bangs. R. P. Tatum, Ellenwo
10 mi. S. Atlanta, Hwy. 42.

Reg. Jersey Bull Calf bor.
May 25, 1948, high producti
stock, prize winning sire ani
dam. Write for ped., pictures an
price. C. J. May, Washington.

Guernsey Cow, freshen in
Fall, 3 nice young bulls, 1 white
face, due to reg., about 1000 lbs.
gentle. Mrs. Elton Snider, Lou
yille. :

2 good Jersey Cows, chee ce
and 5 yrs. old calves born Ap
2nd. and May 10th.,
easily milked, 2nd. I
calves, $200. 00. Come see. R.
Crane, Trenton. 10 mi, .
Trenton. I

Jersey Cow, fresh in
White: Face Calf. J. J. Ro
Jeffersonville.

Guernsey Heifer, entitled
reg., bred to . reg., Cue
Male Mar. 30th., $115.00; O
Pigs, short nose, blocky, reg.
buyer's: name, 8 wks. old,
Exe. Furnish unrelated pair,
Bred gilts, males ready for se
ice, inoculated, ready to.
Satis. guar, W. H. Nix, Alpha
se % Bee

fat in an days at 1 yry 9
old. Kenneth Bryan, Ben
Butner Rd. Tel. Am. 1721. :

Fine 2 yrs. old Jersey Bt
about 450 Ibs., white and Jerse
color, $100. Am changing
White Face Stock. W. P.
Luthersville.

1 thoroughbred White Fae
Hereford Bull, 9 mos. old, for
sale. R. O. Nalley, Blue Ridges
Box 144.

1 reg. Guernsey Bull, 16
old, priced reasonably. Reid Du
vall, Farmington.

Reg. Polled Hereford Bull, a
Prince Domino bloodlines, read,
for service. E. T. Newton, Mad:
ison, Choctaw Ranch.

Nice Jersey and Guerns
Heifer, freshened last May, ist.
calf, f-om reg. stock. Gl :
Ferguson (Attaway), Doraville,
4 N. Peachtree Rd, Rt].

2 yrs. old Heifer with galf
(6 wks. old), cow without ealf,
$100, R. A. Brown, Sugar Val-
ley.

Reg. Hereford Herd Domino fe
strain, polled, 18 cows, 1 bull,
16 calves, 2-6 mos. old. A. K.
Chamblee Estate, Sparta, Ga.
Write Mrs. A. K. Chamblee, be
Grange, 403 Vernon St. :

Reg. Polled Shorthorn Bull, :
red and white marking, 6 mos.
old May 10, 1949, about 400 Ibs.,
$200. F. W. Godbee, Waynes-
bore.

HOGS FOR SALE

Hampshire pigs, from FFA
Pig Chain large litter. Sews,
Reg. in buyer's name, $25. ea
FOR. Alcxander Stephens,
Crawfordville. FFA Chapter.





























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dation for a living for themselves and
families.
T have used DuPont only as an
ample. There are many other large in-
ternational operators that could

named if space permitted and a resume
of their operations could be given.

RDA

(Continued from Page One)

AND

the civilized world giving the partic-
ulars of these matters.



since reciprocal trade agreements act
was passed in 1934, the White House has

ex-

ciprocal trade agreements in the State
Department, in the hands of representa-

As I write this article I have before tives of such international people as J.



Past experience has demonstrated

be always kept operation of so-called re-_



Rede. Clon dhe ompan
With. all tiie irrefutable fact




how a Senator and Yongress a
senting the working people of
and the business people of |
can support the extension of
ciprocal trade agreements act.

- TOM LINDER, |










HOGS FOR SALE

HOGS FOR SALE HORSES AND MULES __SHEEP AND GOATS POSITIONS

me an authority recognized throughout P. Morgan Company, Standard Oil, An-

FOR SALE



4 OIC Male Pigs, 8 wks. old,

as short nose, blocky, dbl. treated
for cholera, reg. in buyers
_hame, crated and shipped, $25.

ea. L. E. Kimbrough, Vienna,

Rt. 2.

ear: Hereford Sow with 5

Mice pigs, 2 wks. old, $30. for
sow and pigs. Bernie Fendley,
_ Danburg, Rt. 1, Box 48.

4 thoroughbred Essex Boar
Pigs, $15. ea. at my barn. Ready

to go July 2, 1949. A. H. Rudd,
g Byron.

7 mos. old OIC Short Nose

Gilts, bred or ready to breed,

also boars ready. for service,

$40, ea.; 10-15 wks. old, $25. ea.
All reg. in buyers name. Out of
_ prize winning stock. Max Helms,
Buena Vista.

OIC Pigs, short nose, blocky,

oa 50 Ibs, 8 wks. old, $25. ea.;

10 wks. old, $30. ea. Reg. in buy-

ers name. Satis. guar. Ship
_ anywhere. H. J. Dupree, Ac-

worth, Rt. 1.

Duroc Sow, 21/2 yrs. old,
Pigs, 1 mth. old, $30. at my
home. See. Mrs. Emma Young,

_ Colquitt, Rt. 2.

OIC Pigs, bred for type and
quality, out of show stock, prize
winners, dbl. immune and reg.
in buyers name. Atlanta phone

HV Os 4781. W. J. Lyle, Lilburn,
- Rt. 1. Oraland Farm.

Purebred SPC Boar and Gilt

Pigs, broad low types, Out-of-
State bloodlines, $32.50 ea. Sat.
~ guaranteed. W. M.. Smith, San-
_ dersville, Rt. 1, Box 111.

_ Shoats, 80-100 lbs., for sale or
trade for calves or cow. Give
or take difference. R. W. Ed-
wards, Decatur, 609 Second

Ave. Tel. Cr. 8163.

Re. Big Bone Black ives

male and female, 8 wks.
~ old, $40. pr.; 7 half Guinea,
half OIC Pigs, 25-30 lbs. each,

7 wks. old, $20. pr. Buyer pay
shipping chrgs. James McDon-
ald, Commerce, Rt. 1.

8 P. B.-SPC pigs, of champion |

Winning breeds, 10 wks. old,
$20. ea. reg. in buyers name.

ape Will ship. Everett Ross, East-

- man, Rt. 6.

5 OIC Pigs, 3 boars, 2 gilts,

8 wks. old, finest bloodlines,
_ from champ. stock, reg. in buy-

- @rs name, $25, ea.; Fine seg.















OIC Sow ready for 2nd. breed-
_ Ing. 4 mi. Douglasville, just off
Kings Hwy. Mrs. D. F. Peters, |

- Douglasville, Rt. 2.

Purebred blocky Pin mpstines:
males and gilts; 4 mos. old,

_ from Natl. Champ. stock, $35.
ea. Shipped and reg. in buyers

name. Choice selections from
large litters. A. V. Rocker,
Pulaski.

e* extra nice Deep Cherry
Red 14 wks. old male Durocs,
~ 80-45 Ibs., dbl. treated, reg. in
buyers name, $25. at my place;
- $27.50 Shipped. No Sunday
Bales. A. FE. Bennett, Jesup, Rt.

Boars: 9 mos. old, $40.00; 71/2
mos. old, $35.00; 2 mos. old,
$25. Big Bone Black Guinea.
Reg. buyers name. Add ship-
ping czhargs, June McDonald,

~s Commerce, Rt. 1.

1 SPC Male and 1 Gilt, 7 mos.
old, male, $30.00; Gilt, $35. at
my place, $3. extra for shipping.

_ Reg. buyers name. W. L. Rog-
. ers, Americus, Rt. 1. Phone

aa



Roel Soe SS



15 Black Bib Bone Guinea :
old, subj. to reg.,| Bay Shetland Siallion, 3 yrs.}| 3 milk type goats, 1 doe,| acter, honest, | rel

Pigs, 10 wks.

$15. ea. FOB. Mrs. Gertrude} old, $125. W. W. Mitchell, Riv-| white, freshen soon, 1 young
Howell, Mitchell, Rt. 1. erdale, doe, brown, bred; 1 _ buck,)

2. purebred PC Pixs 5 amos, white. Good price on the 3 not

old, obtained

(fine Show Prospects): 26 mos | and price. Fred E. Grubbs, Dem-

SRE Oh ee old Filly by Wyllys Merry} orest, Rt. 1. 46 yrs. old white #

Reg. Duroc Jersey Pigs, 8 wks.| Hunters Allen, $350.00; 4 yr.| ing, Sunnyslope breeding, $50.;| farm, doing | lig ar
old, $25. ea. Dr. R. S. Duffell, | old Stud, by Brantleys Roan Al-| Reg. Doe Kid, $25. Joe J. Wil- for good home ani





FOR SALE





hy Ct ember Reg. Tenn. Walking Horses shipped.

Allen, out of reg. mare by] Reg. S













job- on farm with:






Stamp for full details 175,









aanan aire. Ist. freshen-| unencumbered, wan






Sr., Macon, 659 Broadway. len, Jr., out of reg. mare by Wil-| son, Decatur, 828 Third. Ave. Mrs. Frances Griffin,

6 wks. old Pigs, $10. ea. Will] Atlanta, Box 618. ene

not ship. Dr. Wm. W. Smith, De- :
catur, 3550 Glenwood Rd. Good, blocky built black qt. W. J. Sumlin, Atlanta, 730

Reg. Hereford Pigs, 3-5 mos. dbl., and ride, 1200 lbs., $100- Grand Ave., N. W. Tel. Be. 5393. job on farm or di

old for sale.

Pore Valles RE. : leys| strain, now giving 2 qts., $20.00.| work, drive tractor and

: 2 ee ae Ho eee ee Jennie Jolley, Atlanta, 1338 N. House with water, li
SPC... Males and| Coss RE 1 : Hightower Rd.
Gilts, cholera eee:
buyers name, best bloodlines,

6 mos. old

mare, 7 yrs. old, work single or

L. P. Singleton,| my place, 1/4>mi. off Buford] Young

immune, reg.



2 yrs.

$35. ea. C. R. Morgan, Americus. RABBITS AND CAVIES rou

Hereford Pigs, best bloodlines,

weaned, dbl.

Watson, Unadilla, Box 214.

Champion blooded SPC Pigs,| sonable or exc. for pigs. L. E.
Bred Gilts, Service Boars, rea-| Randall, Atlanta, 113 Key Rd., LIVES
sonable. F. H. Bunn, Midville. | S. E.

FOR SALE



grown, 4-10 wks. old, sell rea-



HORSES AND MULES |1 half grown, $1.-ea.; $2.50 for CATTLE:
FOR SALE lot. Exp. Col. Roy Lee Rungan, and Heifer Calf. L. P. Single- 5
ton, Fort Valley. : 3 z

Pair Guinea Pigs (cavies) and
Want
Ellijay, Rt. 2, Box 31.



Black Mare Mule, 7 yrs. old,} stock, pair 31/2 mos. old bucks,
good working cond., 1000 lbs.,| $2.50 ea. Exp. col. Mrs. Otis
$65. Joe Chandler, Stockbridge,| Mashburn, Cumming, Rt. 3.

Ricks
Reg. Tenn.

NZW_ Rabbits, from ped. Want

milking

yrs. old, bred to reg. Stud.j old, $1.25 ea. Phone Chamblee Odum.
Gentle, sound, Chesnut color,| 2617. Will not ship. C. S. Winn,| HOGS:

$150. W. R. Gilbert, Griffin. Dunwoody, Chamblee - Dun- . Want to exc. purebred Hamp.
woody Rd. Male Pig for another (same
1200 lbs., good cond. no plug.| 3 large white Belgian Rabbits, | breed) subj. to reg. O. S. Dug-} =
Sell or exc. for cattle or hogs. D.| 2 does, 1 buck, all grown, $10.| 8an, Chester.

Good Horse Mule, .10 yrs. old,

H. Mobley, ~ Tucker. Phone} for lot. J. G.. Youngblood, Want Boar Hog for breeding AB =
Clarkston 6524. Clarksville. purposes, Big Bone short haired NS
Bay Mare :6 yrs. old. about Ped: NZW Buck, 7 mos. old, Guinea, 8 or 10 mos. old, not

900 Ibs., good saddler and work
anywhere. Sacrifice, $130. at sters, $2. ea. D. J. Roof, Jr. per, Rt. 3, Box 55.
farm. G. A. Scott, Jesup, Rt. 2. Waynesboro, Box 212.

At Stud: Reg. Tenn. Walk-| Angora Buck Rabbit, very Boar around 100 lbs. North of
Wyllys Merry| gentle, $5. at my home. Warren} Macon... G. Wells, Ashland. | Uy. Near bus, schoo

ing Stallion,
Allen 401412.
so breeding

Want

See his colts, Al-| Lawrence, Atlanta, 897 ,Rose-

stock for sale,| dale Rd. N. E. Ber

| "Thomas C. Wylly, Tennille. Pr. young Guinea Pigs (cav-. Herford , sma
Filly Colt, Cheap| ies) $2.50; Extra males, breed-| price crated Fob shipping point.| to do general farming f

Ga: raised

or trade for small gentle shet-| ing age, $1. ea, Billy MERE rs W. O. McNair, Macon, PO, Box

land pony or good Jersey fresh| Union Point. 794.

in cow. and pay difference.| NZW Doe, bred, $5.00; Also| Want
Mrs. Helen Street, Atlanta, Rt.| fine Eng. /ngoras, $2.50-$7.50| calf, 10-

2.

sons Allen, $500. C. C. Gresham,| Phone De. 0354. Mountain, Rt. 1,

Jersey and Guernsey heavy
some extra fine 5 gaited, young

Large NZW Rabbits, pair} Ky. and Tenn. Walkers and
Walking Mare, 6| grown, $5. pr.; 4 young 3 mos. Palomino horses. W. S. sean a

| necessarily registered, but
FAN; Bee DEO: NZW oun tho oughbred. G. R. Jones, Jas-

Hamp., Small Bone Guinea and

exp. col. Ans. all letters. Phone| Red with White Spot Fore-
Blocky built Mare, 8 yrs. old, 3682. John C. Fielder, Griffin,| head, white tips, at reason-



Milk Goats, 3-6 qts.| Hardeman.





daily for sale; Also Milk, 35c] 32 yrs. old white man




wife and 4 small

Saanan Goat, Pitts| for salary. Do any kind










to be moved. a:







old Saanan-Tog. Cross |
dry. Sell or exc. Mrs.





Ridgewood Rd., N. w.
















Re ey Bennett, Kennesaw, Rt. 2.| Vet. with wife, 1

: Purebred Saanan, freshen: sires job as dairy, f
treated, wormed, - soon and 1 male. Both 2 yrs. old, | farm manager, or a

s ni David A. Bag-| position on farm. 1
reg. buyers name, $20. ea. Leon} 49 Chinchilla Rabbits 8 Bae ee on pe one ae












manager, exp.
machinery end h
Best references. Bi





TOCK WANTED
+.

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1 each Brahman Bull






some extra fine young






cows, good cond., Also
































young blocky Duroc machines.






lary.
1 each: Thoroughbred Columbus, Be






Bred Gilts. Advise Want man w



1 reg. Guernsey bull
30 days old. Must be



man to help on |
to some cows.



works and rides well, 1100 lbs.,| 1018 W. 7oplar St. able price. W. W. McPherson, | reasonable sal

$75. ae for ieee sar calves: 2 thoroughbred Chinchilla :
5 mi. apeville on wy.| Does, 1 Buck ( Willowbrook ,

41. At Queens Chihuahua Ken-| Farm Stock), 2 NZW Does, 1| POSITIONS WANTED
nel. M. R. Queen, Riverdale. Buck, 2 mixed Does (Chin-| _ 2

Strawberry

Villa Ri

ca.









Roan Mare, sad- chilla and Checkered Giant), 2

die or work horse. My barn on| Chinchilla Babies, 5 wks. old. Want

te :
Centencnt d. K. L. Rose, Macon, 190 Grand|crops. Prefer cotton -rop.| Want whi
Ee ae tines es Ave. House to be furnished for self| in dairy and do

Stone Mt, 2: } , 5 and wife. Archie Bryant, care| farm. Room, b
one ee W. Leach, Heavy wt. Chinchilla Does Sarah Wells, Baxley, Rt S. Mrs. C.R. J

: : : l -| Want m
Brown Horse Mule, eae tres, $15. ea. at. 8 mos. old. 1] Unencumbered country wom an

Church, just

Grayson, Rt

that will produce strong lit-

plows, good worker, 9 yrs. old,| furnish ped. papers. Guar. safe| an want

950 lbs., $65.

Yearling. Geo.

Pavo, Rt. 2.

| 3lack Gentle Mare, 1100 . Wh
lbs., work anywhere, nice rider SHEEP AND GOATS nS

with pace. Mrs,

Bloomingdale, Rt. 1. '
Roan Horse, 4 yrs. old, partl z x rf

broken, $100.00; Also 7 Chin.| Goat just broke to milk. Sell trude Hartley, Rome, Rt. 2.

chilla rabbits, 6 does, red, $10.) 2 exc: for shoat. James O.| yan and wife want work. on|!
ea. Buck, 8 mos>old, $9.00; | Blalock, . Griffin, Rt. Ae i 6 i dy

Young does,

Buck, $2. ea. Douglas Bote

Sharaebury.

delivery anywhere by Ry. Wy.| light chores. 46 yrs. old, ia
S trade | Heifer Exp. John L. Parrott, Macon,| health. Can go anywhere. Mrs.

1491 Johnson Ave. Ethel







$4.. ea.; Young White Spanish ' Billy Goat, 21
yr. old, $10 Tot bop M
N Mae ;



1336 Oglethorpe Drive. Dorchester,

and 2 children (boy 14, girl 12)

W. J. Zeigler, FOR SALE want ee chicken or- vege- | gardening,
table farm, Have to be moved. | other Ee oe
All able to work. Mrs. Gere] hot

farm near school . |



school Se gan ;
Ralls, Hogansv!






















job on farm. gathering













s job on farm ~ doing} for work on ee

Higgins, Brookhaven,

middleaged woman