Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1949 June 29

NUMBER 43






itorial By TOM LINDER



Association of Southern Commis-
of Agriculture held its Annual
-at the Henry Grady Hotel, in
on June 24th and 25th.

the meeting Commissioner Tom

of Georgia, was elected Presi-
the ensuing year to ale:




. We regretted very ae that
nt Paterson was unable-to attend
ing due to providential causes.

un issioner W. E. Anderson, ot

ana, Was re- elected as Vice-Presi-

nd Commissioner Harry F. Wal-

Kentucky, was re- elected Secre-
1 Treasurer.

Executive Committee elected con-
he President, as Ex-Officio
. together with Commissioner L.
Iker, of Virginia, Commissioner
Ballentine, of North Carolina, and
sion er J. Roy Ji es: of South

ommissioners of Ge ynsiiers are
erned about the future pros-
our national economy, including
the farmers of the nation.

ive -time was used in serious
- the many problems which
together with possible
acion which might be follow-
oid a severe national depression.

or adjourning the Commissioners
the following resolutions:

A RESOLUTION

FEREAS, the national indebted-
s, the major part of which was in-
ed during the period 1942-1948, in-
ea period with wages and com-
prices. at high levels, and



taxes must be

griculture Meeting in Atlanta





joner Havgood _Paterso of |

; amounts to more than 250. billion



been substantially five times the amount
paid for all raw materials and seven
times the amount paid for all agricul-
tural raw products, therefore

BEIT RESOLVED: That the Associa-
tion of Southern Commissioners of Ag-
riculture, assembled in Atlanta, Georgia,
this the 25th day of June, 1949, voted
that the Congress of the United States
be requested to provide a National Agri-
cultural Program which will provide a
two-price system for marketing of agri-
eultural crops, which represents each
farmers fair share in the domestic con-
sumption and providing a full parity

price for such allotment.

A RESOLUTION

WHERHAS, it is the
opinion of the Association of Southern
Commissioners of Agriculture that in
order for Congress to have a clear con-

_ ception of the desires of the Association

of Southern Commissioners of Agricul-
ture, and the Commissioners of Agricul-
ture of other pricipal agricultural
States, therefore

Be It Resolved: That the President of
the Association of Southern Commission-
ers of Agriculture appoint a Committee
to prepare a bill to be recommended to
the Congress that will set forth a two-
price svstem for agricultural products
based on a domestic allotment plan and
world market uses.

Be It Iurther Resolved: That such
bill be submitted to the members of the
Association of Southern Commissioners
of Agriculture, and Commissioners of
Agriculture of other agricultural States,
for their approval.

Resolutions Committee,
Association of Southern
Commissioners. of Agriculture

Tu accordance with these resolutions,

~a Committee-will be appointed by the

President to draft a proposed bill to sub-
mit to the United States Congress which
bill will represent the thinking of the
Commissioners of Agriculture whose
names are attached to it, not only mem-
bers of the Association of Southern
Commissioners, but Commissioners
throughout the nation.





consensus of









economy and are unanimous in their
opinion that the amount of our national
income depends upon the amount paid
for raw materials, including agricultural -
products. They are unanimous in think-
ing that the farmers income should be
paid from prices he receives at the
market-place and not from any govern- |
ment subsidy. They are unanimous in
believing that the American domestic
market should be protected to the Amer-
ican producer of raw materials, inelud-
ing agricultural products, so that agri-
cultural economy can be equalized with
our industrial economy, which has al-
ready been protected in the American
market for many decades. .
















































































The Commissioners of Agriculture |
Were tnanimous in recognizing that we
already have a tremendous national debt
as well as many State, County, Muni-
cipal and private debts made during the
time.of high prices. They recognize,
therefore, that these debts must be paid
with a high level of prices or else they
will become an intolerable burden on
the taxpayers of the nation.

The Conimissioner unanimously re-
cognize that we must at all hazards
maintain a free American domestic econ- |
omy. We must maintain the American
way of private initiative and we must
maintain the right of every citizen not
only to make a living, but to have an ope |
portunity to make profits from his in
dustry and investments. 5

We believe it is possible to do this and
we propose to work out a bill to submit |
to Congress that will do all of these
things. We cannot subscribe to the idea
of pulling our American economy and
our American standards of living down
to world levels.

We believe that America must be the
Jeader and that America must, insofar
as.it reasonablv can, help other peoples
having our same ideals. However, we
recognize the fact that we cannot help
other people by pulling our own econ-
omy, our own standard of living and oue
own earnings down to their level. If we
do these things we will be just as much



in need of help as they are.

TOM LINDER
sf Commissioner of Agricultura















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at Covington Georgia, under Act
of June 6 (900. Accepted for
Malling at special rate of postage
provided 1 tn Section 1103 Act
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SECOND HAND
MACH?! OR SALE

SECOND HAND .
ACHIMERY FOR SALE





F 30 Farmall Tractor, AC 60!

1 3 ine
need hen 7 tt pate Section (04 motor, rubber, new cul-

case Cutaway Harrow, Good | tivators, new power mower,
Cond., good rubber, $2,000. re | bottom plow, grain binder, etc.,
J. Hehderson, Egan, 2:45 Forter | outfit $1075. Marvin Maddox,

St. | Winder, Rt. 4,

Seal Kwick Automatic Can!
Beales, ees. No 2, 2 1/ /2 or 3! Metal Silo, perfect cond.,

eans, $8.50. Charles Covington, jean be moved in 1 piece or
Millen, | dismountled, McCormick-Deer-

McCormick Deering 3
Tiller good condition $100

Allis-Chalmers B . Tractor,

or| about 30 tons, cheap for cash |

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PLANTS FOR SALE |



Strawberry Mastodon, 75c C;
500, $3.00; $5.25 M; Kiondike,
50c C; 500, $2.50; $4.75 M; Blue
Damson Plum, $1.- ea.; Goose
Plum, 40c ea.; 3, $1. Add yost-
age. Mrs. Effie Crowe, Cum-
ming, Rt. 1.

Marglobe, Rutger and Balti-
more Tomato, 400, $1.05; $2.20
M; Early Copenhagen, Flat
Dutch; and Wakefield Cabbage,
ready, 400, $1.05; $2. M. PP. No
aoe Tom Smith, Gainesville,

Rt. ;

PR pens govt. insp; $1.25.
Del. Good count. Prompt ship-
ment. No. checks. L. L. Light-
sey, Surrency, Rt.. 2.

Large Chas. W. and late Fiat
Dutch Cabbage, Marglobe and

Baltimore Tomato, Ga. and Old}

Fashion Collards, 400,
600, $1.75; $2.45 M; 5 M

$1.25;
for

| $11. Del. A. C.. Garrett, Gaines-

ville, Rt. 4.
Red Skin Bunch Potato
plants, $4. M; 5000 or more,

$3.50 M. Del. Mrs. T. P. Mussel-
white, Arabi, Rt. 1. Phone 4310.

Pure PR plants, State insp.,

| treated, Bunch, $4. M; 5000 or
more, $3.50 M. Del. E. H. Hall,
Arabi, Rt.~-t,

Insp. Copperskin Potato,

$1.50 M;5000 up,: $1.25 M. Exp.
Col.; Marglobe, Stone Tomato,
Ga. Collard, Wakefield
Dutch Cabbage, 300, $1.00;
$1.90 M; 5600, $1.60 Exp. Col.;
Ruby King Pepper, 50 C. Bon-
nie Smith, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Insp. Copperskin Potato,
$1.50 M. del.; 5000, $1.25 M.
Exp. col.; Wakefield and Dutch

Cabbage, Rutger and Marglobe
Tomato, Ga.. Collard, 300, $1.;
$1.90 M; 5000, $1.60 M. Exp.
Car : W. Smith, Gainesville,

Rt 2.
Extra large fresh green E. J.
Heading Collard,

cee:
|White Bermuda Onion, Rutger

Tomato, Bull Nose Sweet Long
Ped Hot Pepper, 50c C; 500,
$1.50. PP. Harris Lightsey, Bax-

Dise | ing No. 5 Ensilage Cutter, cut |ley, Rt. 3,

Imp. Pink Skin PR plants,

trade for 8 Disc Bush and Bogs jor trade for. good heifers or) | 50c C; 500, $1:00; $1.25 M; Mar-

Harrow Lewie Reese, Sharon; |

Rt 1 .| milch cows. W. N. Jiles, Kenne-

Usa RFD 2.
1946 Ford-Ferguson, Tractor ; Me
an dequip., good rubber, used | Oliver Pick-up Hay Baler

very little, at my place. Mrs. | with 20 hp Wisc Engine, exc.

A. E. Mace, Filenwood, Rt. 1. jcond., J. D. Side Del. Rake,
Liverman Peanut Machine, 47 both for $1000. Cons. exc. for |
medel, J. D. Power Press. with | cattle. .J. E. Cline, Oxford.

| Phone Covington 2167.
Southern Peanut Plow and
set of extra points, $40.; Lil-
W. Taylor Mill. liston Peanut Picekr on rub-
ae | ber, $550.; Lilliston Hay Press
2H Walking Cultivator, per- on rubber, $400. cash trade for
fect cond., #50. Riley C. Couch, | cows or hogs. Used 1 season. F.
Turin. |H. McLeod, Valdosta, Rt. 2.

cooled, and Belt Pulley, for
Ford Tractor. Less than half |
on F. M. Childree, Reynolds, |



globe Tomato, Heading Collard,
|E. J. Cabbage, White Bermuda
Onion Plants, extra large, 50
C; 500, $1.50; $2.00 M. PP. Bu-
ford Lightsey, Baxley, Rt. 3.

Large fresh green Rutger To-
mato, Chas. W. Cabbage, White
Bermuda Onion, Bull Nose
Sweet, Long Pod Hot Pepper,
Heading Collard, 50c C; 500, $2.
PP. Leroy Lightsey, Ir, Bax-
ley, Rt. 3.

' Marglobe nee sie 40c
; 500, $1.00; $1.75 M. Ready
June 30th. PP. Solomon Davis,
Milledgeville, Rt. 5, Box , 126.

Allis-Chalmers B_ Tractor,
used very little, motor tacter,) Farmall M ore nee Missionary Strawb'y plants,
cally new, good. tives, eultiva- | planters, $1650.; 8 Disc King|$1. C; Rhubarb Pie plants, 75
ters, dbl. sec. harrow, $550.| Bush and Boge Harrow, used | doz. Add postage. Miss Cecil
Morris Dunn, Sparta, Ri. : | Ramsey, Jr., Covington. | McCurley, Hartwell, Rt. 2.
Mowing Machine for WC Al- one season, bargain $100. C. D. | Hastings large Missionary
Jis-Chalmers Tractor, 7 ft.| Intl 2H Walking Cultivator Strawberry plants, $1. C. Add

blade, set plane and set Lespe- | with 4 spring tooth gangs and.|postage. Miss, Mattie McCurley,

3 blades, good! 4 ft.,

cond., Case Side Del. Hay Rake. than Jist price. . R. et

O. R. Leverett, Social Circle,
Ri. 1. Near Hub Junction: Perry, mS
Combines 2, Dae

TD-14 Intl. Crawler Type ft., auxiliary VA Wise motor
Tractor with hydraulie operated with one, Ford-Ferguson Pow- |}
angle dozer and heavy duty! er Take-off Drive on one, both
earge winch on back, all exe. aosd working cond. last season,
eond. Charles R. Mewborn,|}new canvas needed now. F. G.
Hariwell. F | Hailey, Palmetto, Rt. 1,

|

Cock-! | anything can use.

used very little. Sell }ese Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Red Skin PR plants, $1.25 M:
Bunch PR. Potato, $3. M.

G Case prompt del. G. L. Steedly, Bax-

i ley.
PR plants, govt. insp., red
and copper skin, $1.50 M; 5. M

and. up, $1.25. FOB. Exe. for
Each pay

Wards 65 Egg Incubator, used | T@n Mill Rd. Near Cook's Store. | | postage. C. E. Morris, Baxley,

wery little, $10. Exp col. Tris |
McCall, Quitman, Box 62. | SECOND) HAND
Lime end Fertilizer Spr eader, MACHINERY WANTED.
mostly godd as new, rubber |
wheels, for sale. J. H. Smith, |
Perry, POB 15. |

16 disc Jno. Deere Grain! )4 Unit Milking Machine. State
Drill, cheap. Burch Haven | \pricee and cend. J. E. King,
Farm. B. F. Burch, Eastman. | Ceeil.

J. D. model M Tractor, plant- |

Want 6 Row Mule Drawn

aca cultivator, fertilizer attach.,
}f| Cotton Duster, Ist class mech-

$1600.; Also more equip.
wanted, used approx. 100 hrs.|.anical cond., del. my farm, }W.



Want 12 Stations, also 2 or

e

rs ee:

Wakefield and Flat Dutch
Cabbage and Collard, Stone and
Marglobe Tomato, 500, $1.25;
:2. M: Govt. insp. PR, Pink and
opper Skin Potato, 25 C;
$1.50 M. Large lots ee
Lee Crow, Gainesville, Rt.

Marglobe Tomato he
from cert. seed, 500, $1.60; $3.
M. del.; $2.50 M. at bed. Ready.

oO. Waldrip, Flowery Branch,

Sell or trade for smaller trac- | reasonable cash. J. F. Little. "Rt, 1.

tor. G. B. Boyd, Douglasville. Forsyth, Rt. 4.

|

Farmall M Tractor, used 3} Want 1 H Mowing Machine,

yrs., Ist. class cond, 8 dise till-| fair cond. George H. Less,
like | Columbus, Rt. 2.

er, cultivators, used 1 yr.,
Jr.
| Want. good Surge Milking

new, $1550. Z. T. Houser,
Seott.
| Machine. H. Johnson, Mc-

Intl. 4 Dise Tiller on rubber, | Bean. Rt. 2.

9 BA Intl. Harrow, 2 row trac-

tor, stalk cutter, sell or trade | Want late mode] Farmall H'

for good Guernsey cows, all | Tractor with good Bush and
Py Booker, Jr.,| Bogg Harrow. other equip.

he cend.: S.
3

izgerald, Rt. wented. D. C.. Greer, Senoia.

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Be

Chas.
Collard plants,
4 $1.50. PP. Mrs.
son, Cumming. Reed.

Rooted Sage plants, 60 doz.;
Brimmer Tomato, 50 doz.;
Mastodon Everbearing Straw-
berry, 60c .C; Eyerbearing
Streamline Strawberry. 60
doz. Add ee Fred appr: 1s
Crandall, Ri

fe

W. Cabbage and Ga.
85c =; 500,
Edwin Patter-

and |



oe n

Cert. PR potato, Tomato and
Pepper plants. Phone or wire}
for prices on big lots. W. W.
Williams, Quitman. 3

Fine Blakemore and Ever-
bearing Strawberry, 60c C; $5.
M. Postage not paid on less
than M. order..MO only. Mrs.
G. H. Smith, Gainesvile,-Rt. 1.

Bunch cert. PR plants, $3.50
M; 2 M or more, $3. M. Del. Ga.
Prompt shipment. Geo. W. Reg-|
ister, Cordele, Rt. 3.

more Tomato, 400, $1.00; $2. M;
Early Flat} Dutch and Wakes
field Copenhagen Cabbage, 400,
$1.00; $1.75 M. PP. No checks.
Mrs. Robert C. Smith, Gaines-.
ville, Rt. 9.

Marglobe, Rutger Tomato
plants, 500, $1.25; $2.25 M..Add
postage. J. O. Waldrip, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 7.

PR plants, insp., cert. ship-
ped at once. By mail, $1.40 M;!
Exp., $1. M; 10,000 up, 75c M.
Major Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Marglobe, Stone,
Tomato, large C. W. and Duten
Cabbage, Ga. and Old Fashion
Collards, open field grown in
new soil,

shipment. Lie Ne
| Gainesville, Rt. 4.

Ruby King Sweet and Long
Pod Hot Pepper plants, 25 doz.
Add postage. Mrs. Naney Hen-
derson, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Rooted Sage plants, 20c ea.;
Catnip, Horehound, Comfrey,
25e ea.; Garlic, $1. doz.;\ Giant

berry, $1. C; Kudzu Crowns,
$6. C. Add postage. Mrs. Mae
Turner, Gainesville, Rt. 6.

All season, late Flat Dutch
and Copenhagen Market Cab-
bage, 250, &0c;. 500, 90c; Lady
Thompson - Strawberry, 40c C;
Marglobe Tomato plants. Add
postage. Mrs. Henry Eller, Elli-
jay, Rt 3:

Govt. insp. Red Skin -PR
plants, $1.15 M: Ruby King
Sweet Pepper, $2. M; 40 C
Exe. for farm products. Miss
Florence OQuinn, Odum, Rt. 2.

Late Flat Dutch Cabbage
plamts, 500, $1.00; $1.75 M; Hot
Pepper; 2 doz., 30c. Add post-
age. Mrs.
PRte: 3.

Horse Radish plants, 50c doz.; ;
Roots, 50 lb.; Rhubarb, 25 ea.
plant; Catnip, Tansy, Spear-! .
mint, Peppermint, Horsemint,
Garlic, Tensy, Mt. Huckleberry,
Dill, 25c doz.; Butterfly, 2, 25c.
Add postage. Mrs. Presley Fow-
ler, Diamond,

Mkt. Cabbage plants, 300, 602;
500, 90c; .Yatrew, 25 clump:
Marglobe. Tomato, 200, 65c. Add |
nostage. Frances Eller, sate
Rt. 3.

Govt. insp. pure Old Fashion|
Boon Potato plants, 500, $1.75
$3. M; Pink and Red Skin PR,
$1.25; $2. M. Prompt shipment.
No COD. Mrs. Claudie Mathis, |,
Gainesville, Rt. 2. we

Govt. insp, eld Fashion Boon
Potato plants, 500, $1.75; $3. M:
Red and. ok Skin PR, 500,
$1.25; -$2. M. Prompt shipment.
No CoD. Dewey Mathis,
Gainesville.

Govt. insp., treated Red and
La. Copperskin PR plants, | 4
$2.25 M; Rutger Tomato, $2. M.
Good cond. Prompt shipment.
Guy Crowe, Gainesville, Rt, 2.

PR. plants, insp. and cert.,

mail prepaid; $1. M. exp. not
prepaid; 10,000.up, 75 M. MO
preferred. John C;
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Govt. insp. and treated Pota-
to Plants, red and yellow skin,
$1.25 M: 5 M and up, 75e C.!
Orders filled at once. J.
Lightsey. Bristol, Rt. 1.

Govt. insp. and treated Red.

-jor Yellow Skin Potato plants, |

$1. M; 5 M, &. Prompt ship-
ment, Full count guar. R.
Lightsey, Bristol, Rt. 1

Chas.

Marglohe, fusabe and Balti-}.

_ Baltimore | ;

500, $1.45; $2.35 M.,
Large lots cheaper. Del. Prompt |
Sere, $

Mastodon Everbearing Straw- mart, Rt. pe

Hoyt Eller, Ellijay,

All season and cope ta :

shipped promptly, $1.35 M. by} -

Crow, |

J.'shipped, $6









ae ey Mica Willie
Smyrna, Rt. 2. pee
off South Cobb Dr. Z
Bunch Potato Draws o
state insp.,- $1. cc; As)


















Parsley, Sage, Caulifl
Vine Tomatoes, Bell ;
mento Peppers,

coli; Brussels ~ :

Carrots,






|doz., 35c, Mrs





Plenty of








Martin, Cumming, Rt. 4

Hot Pepper Plants, 30,
15, 50c; Sage plants, $
5, 50c. Good roots. All PP
Lillian Hardin, White,

Marglobe :










Tomato











Late Chas. W. Cabb
Ga. Collard plants, 30c
Ga. Rosie Crowe, Cum




































_ SEEDS FOR



1949 Purple Top
Seed, 25c cup. Mrs. R
lock, Canton, Rt. 3.

Green Glaze cole
25c pkt.; 5 pkts., $1. G.
Buena Vista.

Multiplying Calif. Beer
75 a good start. No C
COD. Mrs. Sallie Floyd, |

Early Imp. Pride oe
termelon Seed, ripe m
days from Dlenine $1








1/4 lb., 65e. J. N. Car:

fin, Rt. C. -
Genuine . gmap. Ca

Black Diamond Wi

Seed, $1. Ib.; Origi
Sweetheart Melon,. $2. 0
large selected melons.
tested. W. O. Birdsong,

Green Glazed oll:
15c Tbk; Heading C
Martin Gourd seed,
Hot and Sweet Pepp
Also Birdseye Pep
5e ea. Mrs. Viola
Cairo, Rt. 1, Box 343.
Col. Bunch Butterb
25e cup. 4 cups or
Mrs. Myrl > Willian
Rt. ak ~! J
Bunch Butterbean
- 25 mee cup;

rge cup on
stamps: _ Mrs. English.
Royston, Rt. 1. i










































































bulbs, $1.00; Wild
safras, White
renege Sweet oa
lbs., $1. Exe. for P
ingeig nbe Myers, Hart e!

ee Fashion Big
Calif. Multiplying Beer
25 a start. Mrs. Ella _
Smyrna, Rt. 2.

Georgia ~ Cabbage
Seed, hives ps = 1949
clean, sound, peek \

Lnemcevile, Rt 2

BEANS AND
FOR SALE



ohieaty of pee all
Oe i
se

White hvckeneed :
Irons, Brabs and C

9.: Mixed Cow Peas,
No. 1 quality.

L. Helms, Buena

4 bu. Clay. a ce
Tron and

Kitchens,



$250 M m. 2, si Seas





w. Cabbie Certified =







MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE















o mh : 2 reg. Guernsey Bull Calves,

. Crowder Clay| Best grade Jersey Table But-|SEED: want white cutshort|Grandsons of Riegeldale Mel-|mos. old Boar, life treated,
eevils, $5. bu. B.| ter in brick mold, 3 lbs. weekly,| Cornfield Bean seed. Mrs. H. J.|pas Emory, out of high pro-jready for good service, 1
a ile. 60e lb. Add postage. Mrs. J. S.| Coley, Gainsville, Rt.~ 6. ducing cows, one porn Apr. 17,/175 Ibs., prize winner,
' White i Blackeyed Crowe, Cumming, Rube be Want White Half runner Bean 1947, other born May 10, 1949, anywhere, reg., $60. JE Holt. A
Speckled Crowder|FEATHERS: - : Seed in exc. for print feed sacks $75. ea. at my farm. E. B. Wil-| zclaw, Cedartown, 805 Ga. Ave.
, $1.00; 15 Ibs., $2.75;| Peacock feathers, $1.10 doz.|Mrs. B. M. Lovell, Clarksville, |!ham, Cedartown, Rt. 3. 3 OIC Pigs, 6 mos. old, OIC
_ No checks. Add post- in state; $1.25 doz. postage paid| Rte. 1. : Good cow, to freshen soon,|young Sow good cond aad ,
_after. Orders fill-| out of state. Mrs. C. R. Morgan, BUTTER: reasonable price. Dollie Pear-| mostly OIC, Brood Sow with '






























4 oo Duran, Americus, Rt. 4, ech Butter seen aa] 8O Dahlonega, Rt. 1. pigs, 2 wks. old at my place
se 30 lbs. clean, used goose| postage. Mrs. Otis Mashburn, Extra good Jersey Cow, gen-| Will not ship. Weston Rice, Ae
led Crowder Peas, feathers, 60c lb. for entire lot,| Cummnig, Rt. 5. tle, over 4 gals. (more with}worth, Rt. 2.






good feed), calf 2 mos. old, $200. oe

@vithout calf. 2 mi: Powder Phan Bure Pigs, 2 a old
Fresh Black Raspberries at|/Springs on Powder Springs- itters 12-14, Orin Kings am
my home, 40c pt. phone Ch.4064| iarieita Rd. Mrs. H.R. Rich, 2% , Master stock. MMseaa
New, white, downy feathers, or write: Mrs. C. R. Jones, Powder Springs Rt 9 r r blocky type, males and_females,
20 lbs., $12. or 70c lb. del. Sam-| Atlanta, Rt. 6, 111 Mt. Paran rd eek out of 400-600 lb. sows, Reg
ple on request. Mrs. Mary: Col-| Gourds: 18 mos. old thoroughbred|buyers name, $25. ea. FOB. 7

20c Ib. in 5 Ib. lots my place. Mrs. C. S. Barrett

. a Nes ie |FRESH FRUIT:
exc. for print sacks, | Past Point, 605 Williams Ave.,
nd mildew. 5 lbs.|ca 9097.
sacks. Add postage.
3rown, Ball Ground, Rt.




















recleaned, hand pick-|jjns Gainesville, Rt. 1. : : 5 : Holstein Bull, $100. at farm,|mi. East Sandersville. M. M,
Era Peas, in 21/2 bu. ae ? ee ae 11/,mi. Suwanee. Henry Bar-}Newsome, Sandersville. ane
Bel Muse, Perry, Rt. ; ea., Gourd Seed, 50c Cwt. Mrs.|Tett, Suwanee, Rt. 1. Reg. Big Bone Guinea pigs,





Rd. Martin gourds, 20c ea.; others, w. FE. Wooten, Camilla. 3 choice Guernsey Heifers, | males only, stav-fat kind, ready

10 et kt. d, 8 :
ich Butterbeans, 30c OBC. Mee eon Me yoni, ti Few Martin Gourds, 18-20 in.|about 700 lbs. ea., 3 about 300/to ship July 20th. $17.50 ea. Le-

fot more than 2 cups gerald, Rt. 3 cire. no less than 4 sold. Mrs.|1bs. ea., 2 young bulls, all from|on Watson, Unadilla, POB 214,

ddress; Also Garlic). Pee ee T. B. Thomas, Thomasboro. proven stock, 23 Ib. Hill Bruit Gil pies. 10-4 is. old: eae

doz. Mrs. G. C. Tay-| HAMS: a MEATS: Cured Ham, 65 1b.|*@". Hamilton L. Hill, New-| 49 4: 45 Ibs. $10. Hubert H

n, Rt. 1. 7 country cured Hickory| Middling, 40 Ib. Shoulder, 45| "2". Phone 3704. Martin, Lumpkin, Rt, 2-Bo

recleaned sound Mix-|Smoked Hams, trimmed, good, |p. Mrs. AzzieCrow, Gainesville) 2 Jersey Cows with calves,| Lec

| Peas, $5. bu. at my Lae eae Rt. 2. cne 3 gals. daily, other 21/2! :
i . Rile . Couch, : i :

_ Fagan, Martin, Rt. 1. ee Ss. x t Shoulder, 96 te wt sacar ep Salles Saag a ers name: $25 to $40. ca ee
treated Seed Peas, cured, ; ee |" peerae ? |euar. Ship anywhere. Single
ich. Little White Lady HONEY: eee Hartwell, Rt. 1. on, Rt |treated for cholera. H. J. Du.
Red Speckled (Pole| New crop, extra lig xt.| HONEY jpree, Acworth, Rt. 1. ee
er, bears until frost, honey, 10 Ibs. del. by _ parcel Fancy table grade Gallberry HOGS FOR SALE | ee ee





















el pigs, short nose,
blocky, 8-14 wks. old, reg. buy:

































Tbs., $1. plus 17c post- | post, $3. D. M. Kirkland, Sum-| ang Tupelo comb honey, in AN
H. E. Richardson, | mertown. 2 1/2 1b, Jars, 30 Ibs. to Cs. HOR nee) : ee
Rt. 4. PRCAING: (60 a a See $7.50 case FOB. T. H. Flowers,| 2 SPC Boars, full blooded,

s + aa |
I Peas, ~recleaned,} Schley Pecans, 25c lb. L. P. 2 tee: a Bane Bn le ee ee mo |
a ; 3 rs, MY Ss : i eqs ae
a oe Singleton, Fort Valley, Rt. 33 Eee ae oi ce on aw sham Ave. Phone 3959-J. i ne riding horse, good
a es Shelled Pecans, mostly halves,| F lalgo, Nashville. Rt. 3. Purebred DuroeMersey Pigs, | 2 Alities; $150. at my pisces

/2 Lg t a shelled after order received, aN tH light col,| 10. wks. old, reg. puyers name, | D- . McElroy. College \ Park. i

bag. 25c bu. extra Ibs. or more, PP, 50e lb. Mrs.| New crop ext. Honey, light col.| 45," 0" Jimmy Lacy, Sanders-|50- Washington. CA 1580. ;



er, Fort Valley. Smith, Kennesaw, POB 23. Sng a eee Hige DM | ville, Rt. 1. | Mare mule, 12 yrs. old, :vovks
i i : irkland, Sum Ww
Brab Peas, $5. U-|ROOTS & HERBS: Pecans . Purebred Black Essex Pigs, 00d anywhere, $65. cash, or

zi : Te

Sassafras, Bark, and Yellow/stewart and Van Demons nuts/|12 Wks. old, large type. subj. | trade for. Hogs. On Comey Sy

an, Jr., Mitchell, RFD. C 3 Bl avs: to reg., boars and gilts, $25. ea.|vester Chapman. Lizella.
4 Root, also Sage, 25 Ib.; Y low for sale. Mrs. John L. Moore, Ship anywhere. W. B. Winters,

Hull Peas, fine for|Dock and Colts Foot, 20 1b.} Madison, yy CTS gion. pehy-and 1 eee

trucking, and 6 Wks./pp, Charlene Stanley, Pisgah,! ctowart Pecans, 25 Ib. exe West Green, Ga, Phone 1613. | 1 col. mules, 1-5 vee old for

a8. bu. ey = pig Star Rt. for white or print 100 lb sacks. Ss a 1 a oe sale or tradefor cattle or a

Mrs. Lon Ash-|pEANS & PEAS: . | Also, Roselle Seed, 25 tbls.| O10 Bose 2 pile ree bu So swheat drill. J. F. Well--
wet Want last years fresh Yel- Fruit fine for jelly and jam. ee cto ice ae ae D. KF. born, Rock Springs.

Blackeyed Crowders.|jow Norwood Soy Beans for|Mrs. Fred Atkinson, Valdosta, pojers, Douglasville, Rt. 2. ; 5 yrs. old Mare, 1100 Ibs.,

00: 15 Tbs., $2.75; 30 eating purposes. State price Rt. 4. gentle, work anywhere, made

ed Peas, $4. bu. J.
















































































; White Running But-| and quantity. Lewis E. Tabor, ROOTS AND HERBS: a ae Be cid 2 crops. a = oe for a
ee ee. F Pieeet. Catnip, Horehound, Pepper-| ship anywhere, $20. ea. Leon lacs cond. $65. or trade. L. L..

; 10 cups, $1.75. Add|- want several bushels Half|mint; Balm, Garlic Bulbs, 40c| Watson. Unadilla, POB 214.
r come after. No chks.. Runner Green Beans. State|doz, Horseradish, $1. doz.) Phone Sai Helton, Tallapoosa, Rt. 1. |
aran, Cumming, Rt. 1.| price. Mrs. John Puckett, Dal-|Birdock, Elacampane Root, 50c. 2 ae 5 g| Good Mare. 1100 Ibs., work.
\ ton, 608 Oak St. lb: Horseradish, $1. lb. pp. in Ga eg. Hereford pigs. to peel $75. at my place. Ed
ie -arey clowders, Mrs. Martha White, Dalonega,| 0s. old, also sev. Jersey and Ponder, Lyerly, POB 172.
white brown-eye} Want 3 or 4 bu. sound, pure, Rt 4. Box 37 Z . Guernsey young quality milch_ ses =
bu. FOB. Gray An-| clean, Red Ripper ield Peas | + ORS cows, for sale. Frank P. Sing-| Reg. Palomino Mare for sale.
erta. SED: Dean, ents os 30, 65c. Hore- leton- Fort Valley. Rt. 3. are . Cleveland, Elberton, Rt,
Z 5 Tansy, 6 clumps,. 35c; S : t
Ma , Exe. PR Plants for Peas; Ss: re De Big Bone Black African g
N AND HAY 4000 plants for 11/2. bu. seed| Peppermint, 35 doz: Dry Hore- Guinea Pigs, treated, reg, $20. 5 yrs. old Percheron, good
OR SALE peas. Each pay express chrgs-| 350 ay Mire J M. Hall or ea. at 2 mos. old. Paul J. .Cleve-| size. gentle. Sell or trade for
H. L. Williams, Baxley. Ao Ke ys oe ee and: Bibesten, Rt 2: small saddle horse or other
BLUEBERRY BUSHES: : 7 purebred ree. Tamworth pa ee = nts ee 8
Want 1 doz. large size Blue- . ogs, boar, 11 mos. old, 250 . re 3 oe
n.| berry Bushes coe Midd]e Ga. CATTLE FOR SALE lbs., easily handled, $65.;: Two Varnet Be















near Griffin, in different va- bred Sows, 2 yrs. old a 3rd. lo Reg. ae Roan Fils
See San : ties. Write. Mrs. R. G: Bras+ itter due Aug. Ist., $100. ea. yrs, \0 axen mane and
DBacieiare. | igben, ite Mra Extia_ good Milch Cow, now |/R-'B. Malis, Duluth, Ri "tail! 2 sloekines gentle ridden
| some, rif-
quality Alfalfa Hay, FEATHERS: giving 41/2 gals:, calf 1 mo. 5 SP Pigs, 6 wks: old, $10:/ fin Box. 188. Wek

at barn. H. B. Wall, old, $250. without calf my: place! ea. at barn before.Jnne 20: Also "Oe

4. Tel. 350R4. be Want Feather ae 2 oe i near MeLand. Ted. Judkins,| Jersey Angus Heifer, freshened| At Stud: Reg Tenn. Walking

ae ate io ae ee evry LK Webb wy Powder Springs, Rt. 2, - May 8th.,: $100. at barn. A. L. ee = Bisa

es baled oa n. lanta, 543 Atlanta Ave, . B.| Polled Hereford bull, 18. mos. Hendrix, Lawrenceville, Rt. 3. 4 ome see his colts _
nC. D: mare Sr.,. | Ae , ; Breeding stock for sale. Thom-

Want some goose Down old, Domino breeding, ent. to| 5 purebred Big Bone Blue). C. Wylly, Tennille: {

ood cond. Advise | 7&2 $250. my place, Fed. Hwy.| Guinea Shoats, 1 male, 4 sows, Dark Bay Mare Horse, 8 yrs.

| feathers. in : ase
nice new hav for sale.| price. Mrs. L. Randall, At- No. 80, five mi, East Statesboro, | $15: ea. at my barn; $17. crated did. one eaywhers uae

th, Perry, POB 15. Janta, 28 Collier Rd., Apt. 10. Lamar Jones, ent Rt. 1. ged ovbpre only. Le smal child can handle, rides
. ot FLOUR: 2 reg. Guernsey .Bulls, out of K well, $150. Trade as paymen

a a C. and Want 10 1b. whole Wet, t 5 gal, dam, one 2. yrs. 4 mos.|_ SPC Male and Gilts, $30. ea.;) + garden tractor. P. A. Book-

; po ae \ Bn w 2" | old; other, 1 yr. old. Best blood-| Large Boar, $65. if sold in next|/e Ellenwood, Rt. 1, Flakes

Car. W, V. Jaekson, Flour. Quote price delivered. linea to State. Reasonable. H.| few days: All reg:, treated,| Mill Rd, oes













POB 754, : Ce. M. Thornton, Jes- hoe ea, Mince Re : crated, FOB 5 mi SE Mrs.
Re 2. f - Ww. Seago, Pinehurst. | aan ;

ied Seton Seed | MANURE (CHICKEN): Jersey Cow, tech Std cal) Gic Boar, 14 mos. ld, -265;| MEBITS AND CAMIESS &

oS Want, sev. hundred pounds|*t>- with calf. See on Gordon| oJC Sow, $45.: 6 OIC and PC FOR SALE oe

: 00 bu. lots. All FOB elean, dry -chicken droppings, Rad., 1 mi. W. Chattahoochee | pig. 10 wks. old, $60.;. 2 Shoats : ed

Mi Daccden, ae : } River. J. W. Seven Austell, 200 lbs. ea, $70. $225. -for lot. rs

at reasonable jprice, within 50 Rt. 3. Box 363.



ca ae Write P: D: Alex- . o W. McDaniel, Atlanta, Rt. 1,, NZW Rabbits, from ped.
eee ander, Lithonia, Rt. 2. t Vorwes 8 Salatoins eoyca: 2) Ben Mull Ra. stock, 6 wks. old, $3.50 pr.;
LLANEOUS PLANTS: old, 2 mos. old Holstein Male| Reg. SPC Pigs, 3 mos. old, WK. $400; Pr. 5 mos. old, $5.50}

Calf, 2 mos. old Holstein-Jersey | $20. ea. Exe. males for 1 unre | 10 mos. old buck, $5. Exp. col
Paeey Tae Galary, 58 Pimiente Male, 24% mos. old Holstein-| lated. George E. Pyle, Hilton. ba Otis Mashburn, Cumming,

and Egg Plants. Mrs. Charlie. N. Jersey Heifer, purebred. L. B. Very choiee purebred r 2 ae
Pittman, Gainesville, Rt. 6. MeNiece, Lakeland, POB 49. |yosctord Boars bnd Gills, 31, Giant Chinchilla Rabbits,
POTATOES: : 4 reg. White Face Herefords,|os. old, dark red, white face, from ped. stock, 4 does, 4 mos.
radi Want 600 old fashioned Mea- 2 .cows, 1 male servicable, 1|feet and belly, life treated for old, 2 bucks, 4 mos. old, $0.75 a
ly Boon Sweet Potatoe. sli t male calf, 5 mos. old, exe. cholera and wormed, reg.: buy-\ea.; 4 does, 3 mos. old, $1.50-ea.
DS at! breeding stock. B. Alexander, ers riame, $25, ea. Shi any- | Exp. col. plus: exp; chrgs. W. 8.

on h.
Bishan. rary ee Cornelia, Ht. 1. wares, ee eee

Jersey Bull, about 11 mos. . ; Heavy wt. Chinchilla Juniors,
DY: Bean de Want, 5000 Popier Send con old, not reg., fine stock, $100,| Big Bone Black PC Hogs, 6/9 io6 old fully ped. Bea $4,
Hants, 1658 Harbin ae Mle Williams, Milan Hwy. 41, 2 mi, So. Adairsville, $35. E acieige pond ty se namesiea. Exp. col. John L. Parrott,
(3795. , are D. Clayton, Adairsville, read $20. ea J.C. Lumeden, |Macon, 183 Mitler Field Rd., Rt.
; me Talbotton ae
ROOTS AND HERBS: : i *
es a week, 50 Ib.| Want 2 Ibs. Dried Witch Ha-|2 ee Hee aig | Full blooded Black se NZW Rabbits, 18 head, 3 mos.
: mecaice Russell,| ze] Bark, at 30 lb. Write first spot in face and white tips, 6 Wks. old Pigs, $15. ea. Mrs.|old, $1.30 ea; Lot for $20. Ver-
ce? Mis. Emma Frady, Clermont,| $35, now. Mrs. Daisy Whitmire, Ed Bledsoe; Carrollton, Rt. 3.. }non Mullis, Nichols, Rt. 3.
ms Gainesville, Rt. 5, Box 81. | OIC Pigs, from,prize winning] 4 NZ Does, 1 Buck Rabbit,
Want 5 Ibs. Lae Slipper| | Reg. Polled Hereford Bull,;Sws, reg. buyers name, $25./large type, heavy litters, for
(herb) pay good price. _advise Prince Domino bleed _ dine, ea, at 8 wks. old; Bred Sows,}sale or trade for geese. FP. A,
Pp dee. B. B ready for service. B. T. Neat. 350-400 Ibs., $100. - W. H.|Booker, Ellenwood, Rit. 1,
ton, Madison, Choctaw Nix, Apnea 2 Rt. & Flakes Mill Rd.

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PAGE FOUR

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE

4



Milk Goats: Young, fresh,

-*piving 3-4 qts., $23. ea. J. A.
- Callan, Atlanta, 442 Palor Rock

Rd., off Macon Drive. (3 blocks
from Lakewood Park).

Reg. Saanan Doe, Irondale
Dixie Maid. reg. No. S-9416, Ist.

freshening, large, healthy, gen-

tle, best blood lines, see to ap-

preciate, $125. T. M. Nichols,
a Toa

Moultrie, Rt. 5.

Reg. Yearling Hamp. Ram,
Son of Lakewood _Rex by Im-
Englefield Knight,
sturdy, low down smooth type.
Crate and ship. $75.- Letters
ais, promptly. Westervelt Ter-
hune, Atlanta, POB 2115.

Reg. grown Rog Billy, 1
young Saanan Billy, young
Tog Billy; 2 just freshened

_ grown goats, 3 baby males, all
- high grade stock. Moderate
price. Josan Geia, Lawrence-

ville, Rt. 2.

LIVESTOCK WANTED



CATTLE:

Want reg. Poller Hereford

Bulls, 1 to be seasoned, one 8-12

mos. old. Quote price with in-
formation re: bloodlines, age,
wt., habits. Also can use several
reg. polied cows. D. C. Collier,
Barnesville.

Went reg. Hereford Heifers
er Cows. John T. Cline, Oxford.

Want 2 good reg. Jersey Heif-
ers, 6-15 mos. old. Send full
particulars and price. B. F.

_ Lester, Conyers, Rt. 2.

Want 50 Heifers, mixed breed
at once to raise on own pasture.

W. VY. Brannen, Unadilla. Phone

3241.

Want 400-700 Ib. broke work
steer or a yoke, any col. and

_gtock. Huston Wheeler, LaFay-

etie, Rt. 1.

Want 3 or 4 reg. Guernsey
Heifer Calves, 2-3 mos. old.
Give price. J. N. Wood, Bogart,
ate: 1s

HOGS:

Want grown SPC Stock Hog

~ in exc. for fine Bull Guernsey
Colf already on pasture. M. A.
Shaw,

Atlanta, 747
S. W. La. 7167

Capitol
Ave., or Wa.
2402.

Want reg. bred PC Sow.
State approx. wt. and _ price,
d2!. my home on Lawrenceville
Hwy., 3 mi. N. E. Tucker. Mrs.

Louise Kennedy, Stone Moun-
tam, Rt. 2. Phone Clarkston
&3781.

HORSES & MULES:

Want Shetland Stallion,
nicely marked and-sound. A. P.
Hunt, Elberton, POB 721.





zi

LIVESTOCK WANTED

ARKET BUL
POULTRY FOR SALE









SHEEP:

Want 1 reg. Hamp. Ram
(sheep) ready for service. State
age, price and approx. wt. Le-
on Ehrlich, Swainsboro.

CATTLE:

Want young thoroughbred
Arbyle Bull ready for service
o. would buy one that is wean-
ed. All letters ans. C. N. Dodd,
Forest Park, Rt. 1.



POULTRY FOR SALE



BANTAMS:
3 OE Black Breasted Game

Bantam Cockerels, $1.50 ea.;
3 Cornish Bantams, 2 hens, 1
rooster, very nice, $6.00; Pr.

Black Cochin, $3. W. B. Trim-
mier, Sr., Augusta, Rt. 3, Box
89.

Bantam Roosters, $1. ea. Mrs.
J. E. Sorrells, Royston.

Bantams: Modern Lemon
Blues, Old Eng. B. B. Red Game
Bantams, reasonable; Also Mo-
dena Pigeons, for sale. B. H.
Holsonback, East Point, 302 S.
Harris St.

5 Bantam Hens, laying, 1
Rooster, 10 Feb. hatch pullets,
ready to lay soon, $10. for lot.
Or exec. for other
Robert Harris, Marietta, Rt. 5.

BARRED & OTHER ROCKS: }.

25 White Rock Pullets, 3 mos.
old, $1. ea. at my home. Mrs. H.
B. Wall, Stone Mountain, Rt. 1.

(Youngs Rd.)
CORNISH, GAMES, & GIANTS

Purebred Snider Bacon War
Horses and Grist Gradys, cocks,
$10.00; Hens, $5.00; Pit Cocks,
$100. doz. Cash with order. Tom
Weaver, Canon, Rt. 2.

Fine Game Roosters, $5. ea.
or exc. for Game Hens or pul-
lets. J. F. Wellborn, Rock
Springs.

Trio of Buff Cornish Game,
and trio Buff Cochins, standard
col. show stock; Also RI Red
Bantams, breeding stock, $5.-
$6. a trio. J. C. Mitchell, La-
Fayette, POB 243.

6 purebred Indian Game pul-
lets, 1 Cockerel, $1.50 ea.; 7,
$10.00; Also 2 Hens, $2.00 ea.
Mrs. B. H. Osborn, Roy.

Cock, 2 Hens, 1 yr. old, Joe
Redmond Grey, $10. Or exc. for
5 fullblooded game hens. Char-
lie Trotter, Demorest, Rt. 1.

10 young Dark Cornish Hens,
1 unrelated cock, $25.00; Young
Cockerels, $2. ea, in lots of two.
H. W. Thurmond, Farmington.

LEGHORNS:

50 White Leghorn Pullets and
Rooster, 6 wks. old, $1. ea. No
less 5 to customer. Plus express;
Also 2 hens, 1 rooster, Cornish,
%9. Fob. Mrs. A. Ty Lee, Jesup,
Het s ls





chiekens.-



W. E. Aycock, Moultrie.

HEREFORD CATTLE AUCTION SALE

| Announcing Breeders consignment Auction Sale of
Ree., Hereford and Polled Hereford catile, Livestock
Auitorium, Moultrie, Friday, July 8th, consisting of
| bulls, cows with calf, open and bred heifers. Write.







Agent.

432 State Capitol
Atlanta, Ga.

wi Bost 334




5



NOTICE TO GROWERS OF
SWEET POTATO PLANTS

If you expect to sell sweet potato plants in 1950 and
have not already made application to the Depart-
ment of Entomology, please do so before July 15,
1949. Unless applications are received before our
Inspectors arrive in your.section, it will be necessary
to charge mileage for return trips. There is no fee
charged for this service providing applications are
sent in by July 15th. A dollar deposit is required
with each application. Application blanks will. be
furnished on request by this office or by your County

Young 4 A Eng. white leg-
horns: 1 pen 12 hens and roost-
er, $25.00; other 15 hens, lay-
ing, $30- Mrs. A. J. (Belle) Car-
ter, Newington:

22 White Leghorn Pullets, 3
mos. old, $1.10 ea. George Mil-
ler, Forest Park, Box 35. Tel.
Ca. 2562.

800 White Leghorn Pullets, 8
wks.-18 wks. old, $1.-$1.75 .ea.
C. E. Britt, Gabbettville, Rt. 2.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICK-
ENS: CORRECTION

100 proilers, 6 wks. old, $1.
ea. for entire lot, if taken at
once, my vlace. Will not ship.

pen Rd. Willie Tanner, Flippen,
Po-Or Boxzisl

PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS,
QUAIL, DOVES, ETC.

Blue Peafowls, 1 yr. old, $30.
pr.; Few Single Hens, $20. ea.
Henry Tart, Valdosta, POB
555. :

_ Pheasants, 3 hens, laying, 1
cock, $17.50; 1 pr. ea. Quail and
Chucker, $12.50; Bob White,
$7.50; Fourteen 4 wks. old
Pheasants, 75c ea. . Chester
Jones, Red Oak, Box 3.

Silver Pheasants, $14. pr.;
Dark Green and Brown Mutant

Pheasants, $12.90 pr.; Solid
White, $14.50 pr. Mrs. Helen
Street, Atlanta, Rt. 2.. Phone
Chair.

Purebred Seamless Banded

Racing Homers, $5. pr.; 3 pr.,
$12.00; Young birds, 2 and 3
mos. old, $1.50 ea.; Also Pouters,
Fans, Trumpeters, Kings and
Muff Tumblers. E. H. Morgan,
College Park, 231 E. Cambridge.

\
Pr. Golden Pheasants, in full
plumage, $17.50; White King
Pigons, $3.50 pr. Black Rose
Comb. White Leghorn and Mod.
B. B. Red Game Bantams ,rea-
sonable. Virgil Dunn, East
Point, 406 Hendrix Ave.
REDS (NH, RI, & OTHERS):
18 NH Red 4A Christy strain
pullets, ready to lay, $2. ea. at
my place. Mrs. A. E. Mace, El-
lenwood, Rt. 1.

15 purebred NH Red pullets,
Feb, 8 hatch, broken from
brooder, $1.50 ea. Come after.
M. D. McLeod, Cuthbert, Rt. 3,
Box 118. fae
SUSSEX:

8 Speckled Sussex Hens, lay-
ing, 1 Rooster, $2.-ea. Mrs.

Sophia Joiner, Eastman,. Rt. 3,
Box 49.

80 purebred Red Parmenter
Hens, laying, 10 mos. old, for
sale. 3.mi. Douglasville. Mrs. D.
F, Peters, Douglasville, Rt. 2.

Hubbatds Wing Banded R.
O. P., New Hampshire: pullets,

5 mos. old, laying, $2.25 ea.;
Cert. cockerels, 5 mos. old,
$2.50 .ea. Will ship. All vacci-

nated. W. S. Kelly, Valdosta,
Pie as

TURKEYS, GUINEAS,
DUCKS, GEESE, ETC.

3 Black and White, 3 White
Muscovey Ducks, 1 Drake, $2.25
ea. E. E. Cavin, Summerville,
RED 3.

BBB Turkey Poults, 4 wks.
old, $1.25. No order for
than 6 shipped. S. G. Hulsey,
Gainesville, RFD 6.

6 large White Pekin Ducks, 3
Drakes, $10. for lot. FOB. Rosie
Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1.

1 pr. large young White
Ducks, $5. Or exc. for. pr. White

Nell Kimsey, Atlanta, 131 Mort-
imer St., S. E. Tel. Cy. 7438.

6 large White Ducks, 4
Drakes, 2 Hens, $1.50 ea. Come
after. Mrs. S. L. Hendrix,

Douglasville, Rt. 1.

Wild Mallard domesticated
duck and 20 baby ducks, 3 wks.
old, $25. M. O. Thomas, An-





C. H. Alden, Director
GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF ENTOMOLOGY

POULTRY WANTED



DUCKS:
Want to exc. two 6 mos, old
Mallard Hens for +

not over | yr.

Just off No. 42 Hwy., on. Flip- |.
lets, Mar.

house,

less |

NZ Rabbits or bred doe. Mrs. |

thony, Blackshear, P. O. Box 8.)

Want some baby Ducklins.
Advise price and particulars.
Willie D. Shinholster, Macon,
890 Emery Highway. Phone
8776J.

GUINEAS:

Want 2. trios Speckled
Guineas, 1948 hatch. Will buy if
priced right or trade 1 -grown
ped. NZW Doe per trio. W. L.
Milam, Austell, Rt. 3, Box 127.
Phone Timberridge No. 1. ~

Want 15 Guinea, 10 Geese, 8
Peafowl, 10 Chukor, 10 Quail
Chicks. Mrs. Mae Sheppard,
Willacoochee.

LEGHORNS:

Want 6 White Leghorns, pul-

hatch, 4A grade,

crated and shipped to Tiger.

Pay top price. Ben Robinson,

Tiger. 7

PEACOCKS: i:
Want 1 Pea Hen not over 4

yrs. old. All letters ans. E. Y-
Poulk, Sycamore.

TURKEYS:

Want Turkey Poults, 4-6 wks.
old, preferably broad breasted
Bronze. Appreciate information
of others. Write price, number,
etc. Mrs. Alva Russell, Round
Oak. e



FARM HELP WANTED.



Want unencumbered 25-30
yr. old woman to live with man
and wife on farm and do light
farm work. Mrs. Lula West,
Waleska, RFD 2.

Want unencumbered ~white
woman, 25-50 yrs. old, live on
farm as one of family and do
light work on farm. Room,
board and salary. Mrs. C. W.
Jones, McRae, RFD 2..

Want man and wife to work
on farm, live in 2 rooms my
home. Reasonable salary. Must
be nice Christian family. 1 mi.
E. Norcross. Mrs. Minnie L.
Hayes, Norcross, Rt. 1.

Want farmer for good 2H
farm, 50-50 basis, for 1950.
Must be. good worker. 5 R

lights, on paved hwy.
Write. L. E. McDaniel, Atlanta,
Care YMCA, Room 515.

Warit white reliable woman
to live as one of family and
help with light farm chores,
poultry, ete, on small
Small salary. P. D. Turner,
Riverdale, Rt- 1. - :

Want white woman to live in
country home with 2 elderly
women and help with poultry
and other light work on farm.
Board and salary. Mrs. Berty
S. Lord, Rockmart, Rt. 1.

farmers relative to the
farmer to be presented to
fice for action.
Some days ago Mr. H. L.

Herman Talmadge and
gene Cook, and we are
find a way by which the

farm.

SEED PEANUTS

The Georgia Farm Bureau is collecting d
damage suffered

Farm Bureau, and I had a conference with |
with Attorney Genel
hopeful that Mr. C

can represent the farmers in. their claims fo 1
We should know definitely about this by_ the
the next Market Bulletin goes to press and
you all available information as fast as




t young
character, about
live as one of fe
with farm chores
farm. Write: Mrs. A. H
Gainesville, Rt.

Want about 2 or. 3
exp. in farm and repa
prefer married to
farm. Max Zugar, Ri
Rt. 3. es melee

Want middleaged,
bered white woman to
elderly couple on fai
of family and do ligh
farm, Small salary
room, board and laundry.
W J. Evans, Milner, Rt.

Want man to do h
work. Can furnish ro
lights, etc. Pay weekl
of $3. .daily. Must be
and willing. to work.
once. J. H. Tribble,
Capitol Ave., S.





































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Want job as caret
farm, poultry or stock
White, married, 3 smal
dren. Want house and ~
able salary. A. E. Si
ta, Rt. 5, Box 97 (

Want job operating a
for salary or shares.
milking machines. P.
help. Am sober. John
Social Circle, Rt. 2.

Single X-GI wa
training on a farm wi
ly couple. Some crop
So. Ga. Howard Croft,
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Want job with goo 8
on farm, dairy, stock
en raising or what
4 in family, 2 chi
old. Need 4 R. hot
school, good comm
good worker, hones
near Atlanta, but. go
in State. C. O. Stuc
land, Rt. 1.

Man, 16 yrs. exp. 1
job. Have boy 15 yrs.
exp. Can milk 50 co
Ginn, Danielsville,
130. a

Want job doing
work on farm. 4 R-
ed. Jas. Robt. S
352 Pryor St.

White, Christian
children (oldes
job working
pick cotton this
good house with e
Irwin or Crisp Co.
All letters ans. M1
Handly, Rebecca, Rt.

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Telephone Walnut 2402.

Entomology and is a sple

Entomology is

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Department.





ENTOMOLOGY
We receive a number of letters, telegrams |
phone calls seeking information relative to
in entomology and kindred matters.
way possible, but these matters
promptly and satisfactorily if
Dr. C. H, Alden is Director of th

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