Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1948 October 13

_Tom LiINDER!












: _WEDNESDAY, , OCTOBER 13, (1948

_ NUMBER



carried an
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ets ee he ce pro-

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greatly.
that many Georgia
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ts, ; ete... as aoe as vested
have vee at Teast partly.

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: 4 S F irorida,
Markets:

the =

a Makiate: de the ae ae
f the advancement that has |

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{. money for. operation of the
has come from fees collected, or through -



L activity.



is equally ina on having buyers
for these commodities that will insure
the farmer a competitive market.

Since it is obvious that farmers can-

Tn an old established area. such a8

self-sustaining through the
eollection- of fees on sales, but to en-

Ts courage the farmers in a community to.

_ become large producers, it is also neces-
gary to assist the farmer by providing
-a market without cost for a limited
- time. For the above reasons, it

- Agriculture to furnish all the aid and
assistance to the: farmers that~ they

: should have, especially in new vege--
This condition

_ table growing sections.
has been made further acute by reason
of the fact that we have never had any

: special appropriations for markets ex-

All the

markets

cept. for construction work.

_ the process of spreading the- butter
_ thinner over more: bread.

It is impossible within the space of |
one article to cover all the problems of >

marketing: and since I am anxious to:

_ eall your attention again to some of the.



other activities of the State Depart-

: ment of Agriculture, I will write more

on the subject of markets in another
- article,

LIVESTOCK AND. DAIRYING ce
Tavestook and ane constitute

one of the greatest agricultural busi-

the entire. State than any

The production of iycctouk dairy
- products and poultry now promises tof.

constitute our greatest agricult Hival
_ progress in the years ahead. :

. The problems of dairying, with erad-
ieation and control of diseases in. live-

ae and poultry, have increased even

it is feasible to make State-

has
heen impossible for the Department of.

other farm 1

nesses in Georgia, and also they are |
: . more. generally distributed throughout
eless, our r marketing is still}



: rural and urban,

~ faster than the ae of livestock

and poultry y.

- During the last. few years, the State
~ Department of Agriculture
- not. afford to produce large volumes of |
mew crops without a market, it becomes
oF _hecessary to try. to maintain some mar-_
| kets where the production. dis at pres-
ent limited, in order to encourage an ine
z 3 erease of production:

has
ereased its. activities in these fields.

We have established and equipped a
Veterinary Laboratory and employed
In: addi-
tion the regular inspection work that oe
-had been dorie heretofore has been in-
ereased. For the carrying out of this
_ work, we have not had any additional |
appropriations except to the extent of
the inereases in fees collected by the

capable trained . Technicians.

Department.

The work of the Veterinary Division: 2
in handling the many problems of die
swine,
cattle, poultry and other livestock needs
still further increasing, but this cannot
be done with present available funds.
coping
with disease in livestock and poultry,
as well as a number of problems con: -

gease, eradication and control in.

The problems of successfully

nected with the handling, transfer and

sale of livestock and poultry, again cou

stitute too large. a field to be fully cov-
ered in this article and for that reason,
T will write another article on this sub-
ject.

IT will also write additional articles
from time to time covering the worle
of The Fertilizer Division,

The Chente





















in- is







istry Division, The Food and Feed Die

vision as well as the highly important.
_ Divisions of Seed and Weights.
-Measures.

No subject can/be of greater impor ts.
ance to all the people of Georgia, both.

ture.

Tt is highly desirable that the people.
should understand more of the work
and the inter-dependeney of different:
agricultural agencies.
we shall continue from time to time to
carry
_ especially with the work being done by

articles to familiarize the people,

the different agencies along additional
research, extension and administrative
Tines. .

TOM LINDER,

Commissioner of Agricultur,

and

than that of agricul:

For that reason, -





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| and repeated only when

of notice.

ing more than 35 to 40 words,
Under Legislative Act the

_ notices.
} Tom Linder. Commissioner.
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|GEoncia MARKET BULLETIN

blication and al! requests to be put
yailing list and for change of address to STATE BUREAU
MERKETS, 222 STATE CAPITON,, Atlanta.

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NATION SSOCIATION

: Notices of farm produce and appurtenances admissable
under postage regulations inserted one time on each request
request is accompanied by new copy

Limited space will not permit insertion of notices contain-
not including name and address.

not 4ssume any responsibility for any notice appearing in the
Bulletin, nor for any transaction resulting from published

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PLANTS FOR SALE

PLANTS FOR SALE



BN
7

Mastodon Everbearing Straw-
berry Plants, $1. C; Frostproof
Wakefield Cabbage, $2. Mj;
Boysenberry, 15, $1.00; Willow,
Poplar, Wild Cherry, Sassafras,
Yellow, Dock, Sweet Gum
Bark, 3 lbs., $1. Exc. for print
sacks. Mrs. John Myers, Hart-
well, Rt. 2. :

Erbearing Strawberry plants,
$450 C. Not PP. Mrs. J. B.
Saye, Newborn. re

100 Klondike Strawberry
Plants for sale or exc. for 3












sacks. Julia Wiggins, Buena

Vista, Rt. 5.:

Crystal Wax White. Ben
muda Onion Plants, now ready,
= 500,361.25; $2.) Me Del.z PP.
Satis. guar. F. F. Stokes, Fitz-
- gerald.

Early Jersey and Chas. W.
Cabbage Plants, young, ready
to ship, full count, special at-
tention to all orders, $2.25 M;
500\/ $1.50. MO preferred. Otis
+ Pittman, Baxley, Rt. 4:

Strawberry Plants, luscious
. everbearing, $1. C; also Dam-
son Plum sprouts, $1. ea. Add
_ postage. Mrs. Wm. J. Sorrells,
_ Royston, Rt. 1.

Klondike Strawberry planis,
50c C; $2.50, 500; $4. M; Lady
Pedr h3s 20005 $5. MM: Dek -G:1s,
Duran, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Large; sharp ended Straw-
berry plants, for sale or trade
-.for white or print sacks. Mrs.
Morgan Solomon, Douglas, Rt.

















Chas. W., Copenhagen, Early
Jersey Cabbage and White
Bermuda Onion plants, resh
grown ahd. frostproof, 500,
$1.75; $2.25 M. Prompt ship-
ment. Satis. guar. H. J. Puck-
- ett, Fitzgerald. 3

Collard Plants; $1. M; 10 M.
$7.50. O. W. Cross, Arabi.
Mastodon Strawberry plants,



all young, good roots, extra
Jarge berries, $1. C; $8. M.
Prompt shipment. PP:* Mgrs.

Clay Bennett, Flowery Branch.

Chas. W. and Copenhagen

ee Cabbage Plants, fall grown, $2.

M; 500, $1.25; 5 M, $9. Ready

15th. Order now. E. L. Fitz-
gerald, Irwinville.

Harly large Klondike Straw-
berry Plants, 50c C; Large

Red Indian Peach Seed, 5c
doz.; Early Okra Seed, 2ac
teacup. Add postage. Rosie

Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Chas. and Copenhagen Cab-
bage, and White Bermuda On-
don Plants, 500, $1.25; $2. M.

print or white finely woven 2

| ville, Rt. 6.

a

Mastodon Strawberry plants,
70e C; 500, $3.00; $5.25 Ms
Klondike Strawberry, 60c C;
500, $2.75; $4.25 M; Sugar Peas,
$1. ea.;. 1948 White Brown-
eyed Peas, 25 Ib.; 5 Ibs. $1.
Add postage. Mrs. Lee Hood;
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Ga. and Heading Collard
Plants, 300, $1; $2 M; Dutch,
Wakefield Cabbage, 500, $1.50;
$2.50 M; Klondike Strawberry,
200, $1;- 500, $2.25; Big Jim
Everbearing. $1.25 C; 500, $6.
Bonnie Smith, Gainesville, Rt.

Klondike Strawberry Plants,
300, $1.50; 500, $2.50; $4.50 M;
lady- ha ol = C5- 000. $3.2 Del:
Young plants. No checks. Ethel

| Crowe, Gainesville, Rt. 2

Chas W. Cabbage Plants,
fresh and green, 300, $1; 500,
$1.50; $2.50 M, PP. R. Chanclor,
Pitts.

Jewel Strawberry Plants,
$1.60 C;-500, $2.50; $4.50 M; PP.
J. H. Davis, Milledgeville, Rt. 5.

Strawberry Plants, 40c_ C;
Sage Plants, -25c bunch, Exc.
for nice sacks. Write first, Mrs.
Bartow. Barrett, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Red Raspberry, bears 3 times
a year, Hazlenut Bushes, 75c
doz.; Hemlock, Barhgilard,
Crabapple, 25c ea.; Horseradish,
$1 doz. Add Pestage. Martha
Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 2. =

Sage Plants, 20c ea.; Goose-
berry Bushes, $1.50 doz.; Horse-
radish, 20c.bunch; Catnip, 20c
ea.; Muscadine, Grapevine, 6,
$1. Mrs: Mae Turner, . Gaires-

Strawberry Plants Klondike,
Lady T., 70c C; 500, $3; $5 M.
No. checks. Cash or MO pre-
ferred. Mrs. Dessie , Crowe,
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Klondike Strawberry Plants,
50c C; 500, $2.50; $4 M; Lady
T, $3.'-500; $5::M, Del. .G.L.
Doran,. Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Strawberry Plants, 65c C; or
exc. for 4 print sacks; Hot
Pepper, 60c gal. or exe for 2
print. sacks ed. gal. Mrs: H. G.
Silver, Woodville.

Frostproof Chas. W. Cabbage
Plants, $2 M. FOB. Special
prices on 25M and up. Tel. No.
45079. B. F. Mallard, Savannah
Rt. 5, Box 378.

Giant Garlic Bulbs, 50 doz.;
Catmint, Horehound, 3 bunches,
25c Bearing size Mt, Huckle-
berry, Dewberry, Blackberry,
75e doz.; Hot Red Pepper, 75c
gal. Add postage. Tamar Teem,
Talking Rock.

Everbearing Strawberry
Plants, 50c C; Also nic large
Sage Plants, 20c. Mrs,



PP. L L. Stokes, Fitzgerald.

Livingston, Wadley, Rt. 2



C. Del. Otis Conner, Pitts, Rt. 1.

Missionary, Blakemore, and

|| Klondike Strawberry Plants, all
| bedded, 65c C..Add postage.

Mrs. Omie E. Faircloth, Pulaski.

Chas W. and Collard Plants,

now ready, 300, $1; $2 M. PP.
Any amt. Shipped promptly.

os Williams, Gainesville,
ce sere

Klondike and Lady T. Straw-
berry Plants, 500, $2.75; $5 M.
Del. prompt shipment. Mrs.
Chae Anderson, Gainesville,

tele te

Copenhagen, Dutch, Wake-
field Cabbage, 200, 70c; 500,
$1.50; $2.50 M; Ga. and: Head-
ing Collard, 300, $1; $1.75 M;
Big Jim Everbearing Straw-
berry, $1.25 C; 500, $5; Klon-
dike, 200, $1; $4 M. All del. C.
W. Smith; Gainesville, Rt. 2.

_ Klondike and. Lady T Straw-
berry Plants, 500, $2.75; $5 M.
Del. Prompt Shipment, Mrs.
B.lle Crowe, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Lady T. Strawberry Plants,

$3, 500; $4.50 M; Klondike, $2.50

500: $4 M. Mrs. L..C, Allen,
Gainesville; Rt. 2, ,



SEEDS FOR SALE



Chambers. Special Tobaccc
Seed, 4 0z., $1.75; 1% Ib., $3; $5
1b, PP. Earl Stucky, Blackshear.

Chas. W. Cabbage Seed, $1.50
10 tbs. $13.50: $125 CWT. Tom-
ato, $2 lb. 10 lbs, 17.50; $150

Major Crowe, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Ga. Certified Dixie Crimson
Clover Seed, 50c lb.; Hard Seed
25 per cent germ., 86.50 No
noxious weed, 99.82 purity.
Phone 2788. Arthur Huie Jr.,
Jonesboro. :

Large gantity Peach Seed for
sale. P. E. McLendon, Zebulon.

Calif. Multiplying Beer Seed
for sale. 26c start. PP. Mrs. R.
A. Nolen, Rockmart, Rt. 2.

_ Calif. Beer Seed,25c, good start
Mrs. Sallie Floyd, Rockmart,
Rie: :

Upson Co. Hard Seed var.

-| Crimson Clover, tested by Ga.

Agric. dept., originated from
field that has beeh re-seeding
for 12 years. Min. shipment 100
lb. 40c lb. Phone 2914 J.
Lynwood Bentley, Thomaston.

Tung Oil Seed Nuts, makes
quick growing large leaf tree,
free from insects, 4 seed in each
nut. 5 nut. Mrs. J.-E. Young,
Columbus, RFD, River Rd.

3000 lbs. Sweet Blue Lupine
Seed, germ 99 per ct. plus, 12c
lb. In new 100 Ib; bags. Fred
Dockweiler, Cordele, Rt. 4.

Multiplying Calif. Beer Seed,
30c cup. No stamps. Pairlee

-Runles. Gainesville, Rt. 7.

Mixed Gourd Seed, 64 tor
18c; Also Guords for sale. No.

stamps. Mrs. T. B. Thomas,
Thomasboro.

Calif. Multiplying Beer Seed,
25c good start. Mrs. Sallie|

Floyd, Rockmart, Bite 2)

- Imp. La. strain White Duteh
Clover Seed, 90.50. per ct. pure
seed; 5.04 per ct. other clovers
(mostly hop) 90.50 per ct.
germ., 65c Ib. FOB my farin.
Maurice C. Abercrombie, Pal-
metto, Rt. 1.

Real tender. Bean Seed:
White Half Runner, 7 Sister
Cornfield, McCaslin Pole, Red}
Valentine Bunch, 40c large
cup;. Also nice, clean, shade
dried Sage, 25c qt. Add post-
age. Fred Thomas, Cfandail,
Rt5 1:

GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE



5 tons Lespedeza and Pea-
vine Hay for sale or trade for
livestock or small riding
horse and buggy: C. D. Hhber-
sole, Atlanta, 811 Juniper St.
N. E. Tel. Ve. 7228.

250 bu. Coker Victor Grain
Seed Oats, recleaned, treated
in nw bags, $1.50 bu.; 400 bu.
Coker Fulgrain, combine rtn,
$1.40 bu. All nice and_ bright.



L.| George Watkins, Griffin, . Rt.
A. 2 _j|ten Gravely, Kennesaw, Rt. 2.1

_ PLAN
Chas W. Cabbage Plants, | -
ready, 500, $1.75; $2150 M; 50c),

|mart, Rt. 1. :

CWT. All: PP. MO Preferred.|







@Qat Straw, baled without
rain, bright, $18. ton; Lespe-

deza Hay, $30. ton; 4 ton lot,|
$25. ton; Alfalfa Hay, -$40. ton. |

FOB. Tatum Robinson, Rock-

Lespedeza and other Hay, |

field run, baled at my _ place,
$25.00; $20.00; and $15. ton.

500 bu. Victor Grain Oats,|

certification by Ga. Crop Imp.
Assoc. pending, $2. bu.; 190
bu. Sanford Seed Wheat, $350
zu R. C. Campbell, Dawson,
th 3 :

Certified, rustproof, 14 seed
oats, germ. 90 per ct., free of.
weed seed, $2.25 bu. in 4 bu.
bags. Ridley Monk, Sylvester.

-No.. 1. bright -Peanut Hay,

any amt., ready for del. by
truckload lots. Write. Marvin
A. Burke, Ashburn, Rt. 1. |

Certified . Sanford Wheat,
State insp., $3.25 bu.; Several
hundred bu. White Milling
Corn, ready, $2. bu: at my
farm, Sacks replaced. Phone
3631. through Statesboro or
write: Mrs. H. V._ Franklin,
Register. 5

Victor Grain Seed Oats,
combine run, $1.10 bu. at my
farm; You furnish bags, or
will sack and ship for $1.20
bu. Omer A. Harper, Elberton,
Rees a

Bright New Peanut Hay,
del, in 5-10 ton lots. Write for
information. Mrs. . Lanelle

Hightower, Tifton, 226 New
St. Or call: 1055J after 5 P.
M. ;

30 or 38 bu. Victor Oats,

-$1.10 bu. Will del. 1 1/2 mi.j9

Sw Pine Mountain Service
Stat. off Thomaston Hwy. L.
T. Maddox, Molena, Rt. 1.

- Coker Victor Oats, recleaned:
in 5 bu. bags, $1.35 bu.; Com-
bine run, $1.15 bu. J. D. Duke,
Ht, Valley. | oe eee
1 M. bu. Coker and Hast-
ings Oats, combine run, $1.25
bu. at my place. J. E. Hal-
combe, Covington, Rt. 2.
150 bu. Oats, combined ist.
June, for sale. Mrs. Ed. Seitz-
inger, Conley.



PECAN AND OTHER
=RUIT TREES FOR SALE



9 var. Apples, 3 Var. Pear,
3 Var. Peach, 3-6 ft., inspected,
clean stock, 35c ea. Single or
mixed. Del. A. J. Willoughoy,
Waco. s :

12 Fig cuttings, Brown Tuc]
key, Imperial (arge), and
Italian Black, $1.00; 12 Grape
Cuttings. Concord, large Red,
small White, $1. Designate
preference in varieties. W. L.
Rogers, Atlanta, 176 Decatur
St; S._E. 4 f

State insp. Stuart Money
Maker, Schley and Success Pe-
can Trees, 1-2 ft. $1.00; 2-3
ft:; $1.25; 3-4 ft, $1.50; 4-5 ft,
$1.75; 5-6 ft., $2. ea. R. L.
kins, Cordele, Rt. 3.

Apple, Peach, Pear, Cherry,
Pecan, Chestnut Trees,
Grape Vines, at reasonable
prices. T. M. Webb, Ellijay.

SACKS FOR SALE

Soo ee

Print, sacks, 100 Ib. cap.,
washed, free of holes and mil-
dew, ironed, 3, $1. PP; Or 100
at 25c ea. Add postage. Mrs.
Hoyt Stowers, Gainesville, Rt.
8, Box. 48.

Nice extra large print sacs,
washed, 3, $1. Mrs. Willie L.
Robinson; Gainesville, Rt. 7.

100 lb. cap. print sacks,
washed, ironed, good cond,
35c ea. Add postage. COD if
you wish. No checks nor
stamps. Mrs. W. J. Cochran,
Stonewall. -

Print sacks, 100: lb. ~ cap.,
washed, ironed; free of holes
and stain, 3, $1. PP. Mrs. Clif-



James W. Hewell, Bogart, Rt.|_,
glo i ee. '

| postpaid.
| shipment. .

Ad- |.

and} 3

|dew, 30cea. Add pos

Claude Garrett
ville, Rt. 5. Sites
- Nice print sacks,
'and ironed, 100 Ib. cap.
|Add postage. Miss Bessi
Canton; Rt 2242

Nice, smooth,
Print sacks.
holes an






oe
Cumming, R

Hughes,

Nice, PY:
washed and ironed
holes and m
Shipped COD. Mrs.
er, Cumming, Rt.

Nice print _
ironed, 3, $1. Cash or.
Effie, Walls, Cumm:

_ Print sacks, 100.

of holes and mildew.
FOB. Mrs. Ray S
land; Rte 5. =)

Crop, -
removed, 20c ea. M:
OKelley, Maysville.
- Print sacks, 10

washed, ironed, free
holes, 3, $1. Add posi

Nice print sacks, 100
washed, ironed, free

| Nice print sacks

holes and mildew,
$1. Add postage. Mrs
Burdette, Gainesville,
Print sacks, 100
of holes. and. milde
and ironed, 3, $1. A



Mrs. James A.
ville, Rt, 5.

Nice large size,

| print sacks, washed, g

3, $1.00; $3.75. do
age. _ Mis. Eugen
Gainesville, Rt.
Nice print s
cap., washed, ironed,
holes and mildew,

S. Crowe, Cumming,
- Print sacks, good co
Add postage. All order
10 sacks. Mrs. L.
Cumming, Rt. 1.

Nice smooth print sa
Jb. cap., free, of hole
dew, washed and irone
ea. Add postage. Wi
COD or parcel post. Ni :
nor stamps. Mrs. W..
Stonewall.

Print sacks, was
ironed, 3, $1. PP. C
Mrs. Ford: Pirkle, Cur



Print sacks, sound,
Lonnie Gai

Rundles,
RENT ESS

-_ Assortment nice cl
sacks, free of holes an
ed, in lots 9 or more,
PP. Mrs. Fred Blac
Tand; Rteck <a ==
White Sacks, large
with no letters but
Mrs. Earl

20c ea.

Cumming, Rt AL
Print Sacks,

$3.75 doz.; Whi

Fs
postage, COD if prefer
T. T. Cantrell, Cummi1

Print sacks, |
washd, good con
1, Add postag



rowe, Dougherty, Rt.
























a. Ail free of holes
d postage. No
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Eipsed, free of



















Jersey _Male,,



der, Decatur 715
. Tel. Crs 3020,






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18-24 mos. -old,
-12 mos. old, 9





amlee, Sparta.
, around 700 Ibs.,
ood for beef, $100.

Mol z







11 Bull, 17. mos.
sonable price. S.






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d., bred | by Barn-








Shc ie, 50-60 foe
locky, dbl. treat-














buyers name,
20. ea. Aonree










ea. All aL # Oct.
* Order only. L.








oo Guinea Pigs,





y for. del. You
hte. M. O. on-














Big Bone
-|can Male Hog,

: 18 mos.
and. 6 mos. old male,

old,

hill Rd. S.

il Bee Bt.
| 764.

Some very nice reg. Here-

ford Pigs, both sex, $24.50 ca.
|| Papers in buyers name, crated
and shipped COD. J. Corrie
: ;| Sanders, Bowersville, Rt. 1.

Tamworth Pigs, treated and
reg. in buyers name, del. to
RR office or at barn, $27.50
-|ea. Bonnie B. Cole, Lawrence-
ville, Rt. A Box 211.

SPC Gilts, -4 mos. old, bast
of breeding, thick, short leg-
ged type, $35..ea.; Younger
ones, $27.50 ea. Reg. in buyers
name. R. Ll. Johnson, Midville.

3 Duroc-Jersey. Pigs, females. ;

| mos. old, reg. in buyer's
name. Sell or trade 2 pigs for
reg. boar ready for service. Dr.
R. S. Duffree, Macon, 659
Broadway.

OIC Male Hog, 150 Ibs. sand
new Cole 3 Row Grain Drill,
|both for sale or trade. Ray-
;|mond Mann, Fayetteville, Rt.
aoe IT

re

Yorkshires: Lean meat type,
only 2 boars left from 17 pig
litter born Aug. 7th. Bargains
at $25. ea. including reg: pa-
pers. Geo. W. Tyler,
1250 So. Mereland (Hwy. 42).
Tel, Cy. 7529 or Cr. 1612.

- Black and White PC Brood
Sow, 350 lbs. 14 pigs in last
_| litter. Take $100. at farm. Mrs.

| Annie Moore, Junction City.

OIC Pigs, sired by Grand
Champ; and Reserve Champ.
S FE. Fair 1947. Unrelated pr.
reg. in buyers name, $25. ea.
Bred Gilts and males ready
for service. W. H. Nix, Alpha-
retta, Rt. 3.

Little Bone Black African
/Boar, 2 yrs. old, $40 at my

barn. A, W. Scroggins, Austell,
lent: 2.

- Reg. Hereford Pigs, 10 wks.
oe Oct. 15, crated, shipped ana

reg. in puyers name, COD,
5 $22. 50; or $20 at my home, 4
mi. Hartwell. Leonard Fleming,
Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Purebred OIC Pigs, reg. in

buyer's, name, 3 mos. old, $25}

ea. Shipped anywhere. Ee
Driskell, Douglasville, Ri 2.

- Hampshire Boar 17 mos. old,
425 lbs:, $100. Can be reg. A. J.
ee Warm Springs. Tel.
2901. :

ae FOR SALE





Black Australorp ,cockerels, |

hatched June 10th, $2. ea. 2.

s | for $3.50. C. H. Snow, Gordon,
Box 204.

| BANTAMS:

Bolden. Sebright and
Cornish bantams, $10. trio;
so few Brown Leghorns. R. W.
Clark, Macon, 358 Spring St.

| Game bantams, 4 hens and
| rooster, $5. FOB. Mrs. G. Flet-
cher, Buena Vista. Rt. 3.> ~

Dark

BARRED, WHITE, OTHER
PROCKS 24 sae
Spring hatch Buff Rocks,

cockerels, $2. ea., putlets, $1.75

ea; also 5 mos. old big bronze |

turkeys, $6. ea; 1 gobbler, 2
; | hens, 7 mos. old, $10. ea. Mrs.
_|C. R. Sorrells, Monrge, Rt. 1.

50 Barred Rocks, 6 wks. old,
as hatched, best grade, $38. or
80c ea. in lots of 20 or more.
Exp. Col. M. O. only. Mrs. J.
M. Pullen, Blakely, RR. 3.

1 or 500 White Rocks, half
are pullets. 10 wks. old Oc-
tober 12th., 2 lbs. ea.* $1. ea.
Frances Leathers, Fairburn. ?*
2; :

CORNISH, GAMES AND
GIANTS: Purebred AAA Datk
Cornish: 18 mos. old rooster,
$3.00; 4 cockerels,, 6 mos. old,
$2.50 ea; 3 spring pulleis,
$6.50. All guar. strong, vigor-
ous, healthy. Exc. some cock-
erels. J. E. Granger, Reidsville.

Buff Cornish cockerels, -A
Deluxe Egg bred, Berry sir,
,|April hatch, $3. ea. 2 for $5.
-| Buyer - return or send crate.
oe M. A. Doen, Midville, Rt.









both
ready for service. See: D. R:
,| Burnett, Atlanta, 2275 Rhine-
EQ eel:

Atlanta, |~

al- |.



will ship. Mrs. W.-H
Graysville...

LEGHORNS:

pullets, some laying, $2.
Mrs-.Mary Armour, Rayle.

ea.

and in

ea.

roosters, vaccinated
good. cond. $1.50
Reece, Cartecay.

75 W. L. 3-A hens, 1 yr. old,
$3. ea. Mrs. Charlie Hensley,
Ramhurst.

PIGEONS, PHEASANTS, ETC.

1948 thatch Ringneck phea-
sant cockerels, almost grown,
$3. ea. FOB. Malcolm MeMuil-
lan, Bartow, Box 13.

Sev. hundred. pigeons, Mo-
dena, Homers, White Kings, 3
prs. $4.75. No less 3 prs..shin-
ped. M. O. only. Mrs. Helen
Street, Atlanta, Rt. 2.

Large pr. Hungarian pigeons,
$2.50; Blue and Silver Homers,
$1.50 pr., bantam roosters, dif.
colors, 75c ea; also 2 White
Pekin duck hens, $3.00; 3
brown and white ducks, 1.
Trade for other value. Billy
Durden, Odum, Rt. 1.

REDS (NH, RI, AND OTHERS)
N. H. Red. Rooster, AAAA

15 Muscovey Ducks, and
Drakes, $20. Ship Exp. Col.
Mrs. Paul B. Thomas, Bow-
don, Rt. ze

- 50_N. H. Red March Pullets,
from U. S. approved, blood
tested -flock that have high
laying records, no culls, $3. ea.
Ship 5 or more prepaid. MO
only. J. Y. Davis, Martin, Rt. 2.

10 R. I. Red Pullets, 1 cock-
erel, Donaldson strain, 5 1/2
mos old, $1.50 ea. J. H. Roque-
more, ' Americus, Rt. 2:

Large, purebred N. H. Reds,
highest laying strain. Some
hens now laying, others about
through moult, ready for lay-
ing. Mrs. C. H. Ward, Adairs-
ville, Rt. 1.





POULTRY WANTED



REDS: :

Want 10 to 15 February,
March or April hatch, good
strain -pullets, RJ. or New
Hampshire Reds or W. Leg-
horns, now in production, in
Atlanta vicinity. J. H. Felker,
Atlanta, 625 Cooledse N. E.

WYANDOTTES:

Want 5 purebred Silver Lace
Wyandotte young hens or pul-
Jets and 1 rooster. State price
ete. Mrs. Ruth Ferguson, Carts
Station, |

ANCONAS:

Want 50-100 Ancona Pullets.
Q H. Gowder, Powder Springs,
22,

Want to contact party hav-
ing Ancona Chicks. Advise

price, etc. Exie Garrett, Cave
Springs, Rt. 3.
Want some heavy breed 2-

4 wks. old chicks, roosters all
right. No Leghorns. G. T. Car-
ter, Barwick.

BRAHMAS: .

Want purebred Light Brat h-
ma Rooster for yard, over 1
yr. old, and purebred. Will vay
well. Mrs. G., W. Williams,
Care Williams ey, Colum-
bus.

DUCKS:

Want. 31. or) :2< doz.
Ducks, Muscovey or Pekin.
C, .Long, Pavo.

GUINEAS:

Want 6 Speckled Guineas,
this year hatch. State price.
Will come. for within 30 mi.
distance. C. A. Hughes, Al-
pharetta, Rt. 3.

LEGHORNS:
Want White or Brown Leg-
horn Pullets, 6-7 mos. old,

Baby
Cc:

ready to lay, or laying. Quote

best price. J.
fin, Rt. C.

Want some Brown Leghorn
Roosters, Ward or Apire hatch.

N. Carson, Grif-



Woodie Stapp, Social Circle.



Pit game cock and 2 isudlets,
March and April hatch, fine
birds, $10. trio at my farm, or
. Murvay,

i75 W. L. 4-A grade April

4_W. L. 4-A grade, Maren
Estes

grade, ready for service, $2.00;:



-15 Turkey Hens, 10-12 lbs.
Cage he Dom s0atbs., 4 be di/2eayes:
old, all for $80. Ship anywhere.
MO only. Mrs. Fannie Findley,
Danburg, Rt. 1.

Purebred Wild Mallard
Drakes, - domesticated, exc.
breeders, $2. ea.;- Few trios,

$7.50; Orders booked for duck-
lings, 50c ea. Ship exp. COD.
All are pure strain without
any cross breeding. C. M. Ham-
mond, Augusta, Rt. 4.

30 White Guineas, this year
hatch, $1.25 ea. Cant tell how
many roosters or hens. Prefer
selling all one party. J. A. Wil-
banks, Chatsworth, Rt. :3.

~ Geese, males, white; females,
colored, 1949 hatch, $3. ea. A.
L.. Thompson, Cadwell.

Charlotte Pl.
6398.

13 Bronze Turkeys, May. 1948
hatch, 9 gobbler, 4 hens, 2
hens and May 1947 hatch gob-
bler at Market price at my
home. L. D. Pike, Mauk, Rt.
2, Box 14.

Turkeys, $5. | ea. A. W. Scrog-
gins, Austell, RFD 2.

Trio of very large Toulouse
geese, this yrs hatch, -$15.60;
also 1 pr. Carrier pigeons, $3.
Miss Vena Brown, Hartwell,
*phone 8703.

N. W. Tel. Am.

RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE

Large White Buck Rabbit
with pink eyes, $2.50. or exe.
for other value. Raleigh Pruitt,
Lavonia, RFD: 2.

2 Does, 10 mos. oid, $2. ea.;
3. does, 3 bucks, 5 1/2 mos.
old, $1.75 ea; 14 bucks and
does, 3 mos. old, $1.50 ea. All
good stock. Ship exp. col. N. L.
King, Lawrenceville.

Guinea Pigs, for



sale

O. Blalock, Griffin, Rt. A.
' ChinChilla Buck, from Mea-
dow Brook Farm _ stock, 10
mos. old, $20. Douglas Byron,
Sharpsburg, Rt. 1.

Cavies: Solid and mixed
colors, all sizes, sold in pairs,
trios ,or pens. FOB. B. E. Hat-

cher r, Grittin; 117 S- 14th
St.

8 NZR Rabbits, 3 mos. old,
from reg. stock but not -g:;
Does, $4.00; Bucks, $2. -ea.
Will ship exp. col. R. Glen
Johnson, Elberton, 171 Lake
Forest Dr. ;

Cavies, solid and mixed col-
ors: 36, 1 yr. bred, 46, 4 mos.
bred, 10, 1 yr. breeding. maies,

39 males, 12-24 oz., 89. femaics,
12-24 oz. Prices reasonaile.
Ruby M. Edwards, Lakeland.



SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE



Trio Reg. purebred Nubians;
buck dark red, black trim,
hornless, and 2 does. Best blood-
lines, Mile High, Loma Alto,
Shirley, etc. $85 for trio; high-
er separately. No shipping.
Postage for details. Fred E.
Grubbs, Demorest, Rt. 1.

5 Nannies and 1 Billy goat:
4 full blooded, Saanan, 2 nalf
Saanan and half Tog. ail
young stock, $40. for the 6; or
2 nannies for $15. FOB. Bill
Bentley, Cleveland, Rt. 5.

Saenan Milk Goat, hornless
and pure, best qualities, aow
giving 3 qts. daily, and milk-
ing now with Ist. kide. Ship
if necessary. $35. J. E. Burson,
Franklin, Rt. 2.

Purebred young Tog. Buck
for sale or exc. for calf. Fred

Barbe, Jonesboro, Rt. 1.

Milk Goat, $12. Phone Be.
5870. John Dye, Atlanta, Rt.
2, Box 312,

Saanan milk goat, 3 yrs.
old, freshened past March;
still milking 2 Qts. daily; 3 or
more qts. when fresh on good

feed. $25. Exp. Collect in light
crate. M. Q. enly. J. BM. Pul-



6 White Pekin Ducks, for
sale or trade for Guineas. Mis.
aw. L. McDonald, Atlanta, 727.

or |.
trade for what have you. Jas. |:

Ibs.,

mi.
ie

Ibs.,
Sell or trade for cattle of any
kind. Homer L. Counts, Clarks-
ville, Rt. 3.

for
Madison, Rt. 1.



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE |



Good Mule, about 1000 ibs.
garden tools, poultry equip.,
$220. for all; cons. trading for
small tractor, livestock, or.
small riding horse and buggy.
C. D. Ebersole, Atlanta, $811
Juniper St., N. E. Tel. Ve. 7223.

Reg. Tenn. Walking Horses,
Merry Boy breeding. Visitors
welcomed at all times. Thom-
as C. Wylly,- Tennille.

Mare Mule, 1300 lbs., Mare
Horse, 1050 lbs 2 H Wagon,
and farm tools for sale. J. C.
Butler, Hiram, Rt. 1.

2 ea Brown and Black Mave
Mules, 1000-1100 Ibs. $200-
$250. ea. All guar. in perfect
eond., and work anywhere. 2

well matehed for cultivator
work. Jack Warren, Pitts.
Work Mare, 12 yrs. old,

work anywhere, $40.00; Small
Mare; 7 yrs. old, good for rid-
ing, for-sale; Also Pigs, 12
wks. old, cross between PC
and White Face Hereford. Cail
Ch. 1114. Fritz Orr, Atlanta,
3245 Nancys Creek Rd., N. W.

Young, pert, black mare
mule, for sale or swap for
hogs and cows up to same

value. C. H. Phillips, Ellaville,
Rises:

. Saddle Horse, 900-1000 Ilbs:,
works welt, 8 yrs. old, dark
bay with no flaws, $100 at my
barn, or trade for nice Jersey
cow or heifers. Frank Ensley,
Young Harris. ;

Mare Mule, gentle, good
worker, for sale cheap or trade
for hog, yearling or corn. See
my place. Marvin Harris, Jack-

Lson, Rt. 3.

2 mare mules, gentle, abod
workers, no kickers, black, blue
wt. 1050 and 950 Ibs., 8 and 10
yrs. old, $375. Frank Bewley
Mitchell. Rt. 2.

Mare Mule, work any eee
1H Wagon, several new plows,
100 bu. corn, 600 bdl. fodder,
3 hives bees, and other items
at close out prices. E. W. Reid,
Conyers, Lake Rockaway.

Bay Mare Mule, 4 yrs. oid,
about 1100 Ibs., gentle, work ~
anywhere, no blemishes, no

bad habits, $200. Ho L. Cha me

bers, Buford, Rt. 3.

Nice Horse 8 yrs. old, 1090
gentle, child can ride; al-
so work anywhere. Dr, D. D.

Woodard, Dudley.

3 yrs. old Black Horse Mule,
not broke, $75. -Or exe. far
mule woman can handle, tot
over 12 yrs. old, good eves,
teeth, or will accept yearling
or shoat. Bryan Powell, Ris-
ing Fawn. : ;

3 Mare .Mules, 4-5 yrs. old,

1000-1150 lbs. Sell reasonable
Ox Davis, - buther: sville.
Rocky Mount Vicinity.

Gray Mare, 1150 lbs. 10
yrs, old, $100.00; Roan Maie,
9 yrs. old, $125. Both will sad-
dle, and -work good to buggy,
plow and wagon; Also Blaci
Horse Mule, 9 yrs. old, 900

lbs., $125.00; Red Horse Mule,
900 lbs. 11 yrs. old, $100. OQ.
W. Cross, Arabi.

Bay Mare Mule, 1100 lbs,

11 yrs. old. Sell or trade for
beef type yearling or cow.
Winfred Trice, Milner.

Horse Mule, 1000 lbs. 12

yrs. old, practically new Corn
Dropper, and Lynchburg Plow,
all for $80. Will del. within 50
Willie Tidwell, Lizella, Rt

mares, 1100
double.

-2 good young
work single or

Pr. Work Horses and 1 Mule
sale. J. Howard Edwards,



FARM LAND FOR SALE



other out-bldgs.,
with plenty
For price, see or write. J.
Giles.
as wrongly



len, Blakely, RFD 3.

CORRECTION: 24 A. satm,
on new paved road, large
dwelling with elec. Large barn,

good pasture
water.
ey
Auburn. (Not Ashburn,
stated in Farm

running

Land issue.)







PAGE RIGHT







| HONEY BEES AND BEE

ct

SUPPLIES FOR SALE



Pure extracted Galberry and
Tupelo Honey, No. 1 _ table
grade, in No. 10 pails, $2. Gs.
6 pails to case. T.. H. Flowers,
Jesup. :

L. Fancy grade, strained Hona-

av

ey, case of 6-5 Ib. glass jars,
$7.50 case. Freight PP in Ga.
E. J. Lewis, Nahunta.

* 14 stands of bees in patent
hives with extracting supers
on all but one (several. not
robbed this year), $4. cash for
lot. Just off Duluth-Lawrence-
ville Hwy. near Meadow. W.
D. Mays, Lawrenceville, Rt. 1.

new strained
fhoney, 5 Ibs., $1.25; Six 5 Ib.
-cans, $7.00; 24/16 oz. jars, $7.
Del. PP anywhere in Ga. J. B.
Hunter, Quitman.

Best grade

3 Bees Hives, with Supers,

honey included, $50. = Mrs.
Katherine Garrett, Atlanta, 205
Poplar Circle N. E.



FARM HELP WANTED



a Want. dependable man with

Kelly St.S. BE. La. 1152.

an farm home and. do light

small family for tractor
erated farm. Good land, fine
pasturs, good bldgs. Lights
and running water. On paved
road. Phone Clarkston 3651 or

oD-.

_- Atlanta- phone WA. 9200. H.
_G. _Carithers, Tucker.

Ee Want middleaged woman,

white, unencumbered, live in

home, look after chickens and.
help with other jobs on facm.
- Good home and salary to right,

party. Write: Mrs. O. M. Shea- |

Youse, Eden.

i Want man with son (45 0
16 yrs. old to help) to work: in
apple orchard. House, lights,
wood, garden and cow pasture
furnished, $3. daily. Must be
- sober. - Prefer man from No.
Ga. H. B. Roberts, Clarkesville,

Rt. 3

Want col. farmer for.1 or 2
H. farm: good land, good mules,
2-4R. houses, well in ea yard.
RED, near colored church and
school. Furnish reasonable cash
fot weekly supplies. Plant corn,
Cotton, some peanuts and pep-
per. C.F. Butler, Junction City.

Want middleaged woman to
do light work on farm. Live as
pre of family, board and salary.

J. Hendrix, Rutledge.

Want unencumbered woman
85-55 to live-as one of i-mily
-urm
-ghores for board and small sal-|
ae No milking. Mrs. Laura
Haynes, Oakman. :

Want white man or couple to
live in home with me and work
farm 3 mi. from town. Weekly
wages or crop on satisfactory
basis. Must be able and willing
to work. J.-F. Wilcox, Hazle--
hurst. Rt. 2.

Want middleaged couple for

' work on farm north of Atlanta:

Woman light chores; man gen-
eral. farm work and handle
farming machinery. Good sal-
ry and living quarters. Write.
mos- Bowman, Atlanta, 441

Want Dairyman. Not over 40
yrs. old. Exp. in pasteurizing
and bottling milk. Must have
at Jeast grammar school edu-
cation. $35 weekly. Furnish.
large 2R apt. or small 2R.
house with elec. See. H. C. Mc-
Elroy,. Decatur. Rt, 2. Cr. 4496.

: Want reliable col. man to live
on small place, near town;and
do light chores on farm. Must
know -how: to milk. House,
board and small salary for Teg-
ular man..I. L. Martin, Macon,
1152 Jefferson Rd.

Want man to tend 1H crop,
and raise 2000 chickens on
-halves. Must furnish and move
self. Standing rent if interested,
No Letters ans. School Rt. 3 R.
house with elec. Old Dahlonega
and Cumming Rd.See: Russ H.
Whelchel, Dawsonville, Rt, 3.

Want settled Christian wo-
man for light work on farm.
Good home with widow. Mrs. J.
W. McNeely, Kennesaw, Rt. 1.

Want reliable white woman
a light work on farm for good
ome and salary of $15 wk: Call
collect 2961 during day or
write: Mra. Foster Davis, Bu-

|farm, Board. 1 mi.



FARM HELP WANTED |

POSITIONS WANTED



Want man_ with sufficient
force to work 2H farm with or
without own stock. A paying
proposition to right man. .Con-
tact D. J. McCorvey, Pavo, Rt.
Se

Want farmer. for 2H farm,
3rds and 4ths, good land, some
river and creek bottoms, on
Etowah River, 10 mi. N. Can-
ton, mail and school bus close.
to house, good 4 R house, barn,
good. pasture, plenty of water

50-50 basis, good land, tractor
and mules. House, barns, plenty
wood and water,
school rt. Prefer colored farm-
er. 34% mi=-E:.. Gordon. T. H
Hardie, Gordon.

Want reliable middleaged
white woman to do light work

sonable salary. Exc, ref. at once.

Rie AS



POSITIONS WANTED



White: man, wife, 3 boys (14,

Want good 1H farm with
elec., pasture, plenty water and
outbldgs., at least 4 R dwelling.

for self~on shares. M. E. /Pul-
liam, Canon, Rt. 1.

Want party with tractor farm.
on share basis for 1949, also
livestock on shares. Must. be

Good land, house and outbldgs.
RFD, REA line. Ref. given.
Write full details. Felton : Hutch-:
eson, Kite, Rt. 1,

Single, white -man, 41 yyrs.,
old, experienced, dont drink,
curse, nor smoke wants job on
Villa Rica:
on - Carrollton, Hwy. Roy. West,
ne cE. Chappel, a Rica,

tk

Want 1 or 2 H farm and some
turpentine to work for 1949.
Must be furnished with stock! 1
and tools. Best of references.
eas OBryant, Hazlehurst, Rt,

Want to gather pecans or
pick them by pound, in or near
Chula or Tifton. Write me. J.
T. Conway, Chula, Rt. 1.

Middleaged white couple,
good character, good workers,
honest, sober, reliable, wants 1H
crop on halves with aged peo-
ple on small acreage. Can drive
truck, tractor, car, look after
stock nd chickens, move in 30
days. Work until
Reasonable salary. -Mrs.
Chadwick, Dalton, Rt. 4,

Jim

Single .white man, 46 yrs.
old, wants job on poultry or
stock farm for room, board with
wages. J. B. Johnson, Atlanta,
Rt. 3, Box 961.

Woman wants small farm
with house furnished. 4 boys
to -help. Pick Cotton and other
farm work, Prefer Fulton Co:
ee Grace Wells, Kennesaw,

White. man, * single,- passed
middle age, wants job on farm.
with good family for board and
laundry. Ani honest; able to
work, and dont drink. Crxt:
: Bailey, Statesboro. :

White, middleaged couple
wants -tr uck: or poultry farm, for
wages, or on halves, Geo. H.
Ra Fairburn, Rt. 2. (eres

21 yr. old, sible experienced
mechanic,
for room, board, laundry, good
salary, Can drive and keep in
repair. tractor and other farm
machinery. James W. Dotson;
Cedartown, Rt. 1.

Want 30 or 40 A. farm in
radius 20 mi. Milledgeville,
with pasture, good house, on
school bus rt. Am good, white
worker with wife and 2 child-
ren. Have own stock. Shares or
other satisfactory basis. J. M.
Josep, Tifton, Rt. 6,

Man and 2 sons want work
on farm. Exp in all lines of
farming. All 3 can drive trac-
tors. Want house and: salaries.
Jimmie Beard, Butler, Rt. 1.



ehanan,

c/e T. C. Harris.

-machinery.. Farmed

-family. Dont. drink,

and wood. J. S. Bowers, Ball
Ground, Rt. 4.
Want farmer for 4H. farm,}

on farm. Room, board and rea- ||

Mrs. Everett Harrison, Temple, |

17,.20 yrs. old) wants good farm

on: share basis:. Good house,
lights, ete. Prefer Thomas or
Colquitt Co. J. M. Mobley; Pavo
Rt. 3:

50 mi.

Good place- to raise: chickens.

near good town on school rt.)

crop. time. |.

wants job on farm

Want 3 H farm for 1949.
Fave 3 hands to plow or work
tractor; handle. any kind farm
all life-
time. Handle labor. Want nove
at once. Must be with gocd,
sober, reliable man.
Gibson, Buena Vista, Rt, 3.

> Want job on farm with small
curse or
smoke. D, E. Webb, Soperton,

Rt, 1.:Care; Ll. I> Webb.

Want job on farm rest this
year and next. 6 in family.
Must be close to school or bus
rt. Prefer So- Ga. A. L. Conley,

| Lizella.
on mail and}

Married Man, 28 yrs. old,
wants farm for 1949 with trac-

-| tor power. Prefers raising hogs,

cattle and chickens. on share
basis, and plant corn and :to-
bacco. Must have good house, |
lights ad water. Write: E, D.
Huggins, Guyton, Rt. 1.

For your fall and winter pe-
can pruning, contact: John Day-
idson, Pineview, Rt. 1 ae

Share crop wanted, with 4A:
or more tobacco; stock to be)
furnished also. Have plenty:
force. Prefer in Lowndes or
Lanier Co. Fred Pruitt, Naylor,
ORG ele

Want farm few acres with
4 R: house with elec.; within
N. Atlanta, right away.
Also exp. farm machinery, re-
pairing, etc. Jack Sagon, Cairo.

t De

Exp. truck driver, wants job
on large farm with house. to
live in and good salary. Now.
employed at $40 week, Ref.
if desired.: ue
ter, Rt. 2.

inat-



Wc ee
FOR SALE



BUTTER:

. Fresh: Jersey Butter, 50 lb.
plus postage. Mrs.: Otis Mash- |
burn, Cumming. Bt. =

Extra good fresh country but-
ter in brick molds, 60c Ib. plus
10c lb. eXtra for postage, Mrs,
Plarence MeMilian, Dacula. Rt.

CANE: as
50,000 stalks of Green Cane,
6-8 ft. tall, one cent* stalk at.
the field, 6 mi. N, E. Metter on
old Dublin- Savannah Hwy.

Good seed kind M. BE. Jones,

Metter.

COTTONSEED:

Empire Cottonseed, wilt and
non-wilt, Ist and and yr. $2 bu.
my barn. J: M: Goldin, Drak
town.

FRUIT:
Apples, bright, no peel or core,

clean, 60c Ib. 5 Ibs. and up lots.
Can fill large orders. Mrs. Fred

Franks, Hiawassee.
PEAS: =, :
1948. red spotted Crowder}

peas, good for eating, 15c lb.
Add postage,No stamps. Mrs.
Guy Porter, Gaines ville. Rt. 1.

1948 winter resistant - round
English peas, 39c lb. 4 Ibs.,
$1. Mrs. J. W. Edwards, SPEne
vale.-
PECANS:

Good, sound,,. large pabevshale

pecans, 5 Tbs:, $2 PP in Ga. Mrs.

J, M> Jones, Grayson,

New crop pecan
hand shelled, cleaned,
by November Ist or
$1.25 Ib. Add postage.
Janie Almon, Luthersville.

POTATOES: ~
200 bu. Porto Rico sweet _po-

MEATS,
ready
earlier,
Mrs.

tatoes, del. in the field. Make
an engagement about 20th
October. Mrs. Annie Moore,

Junction City:

PEPPER:

Green hot pepper, 75c gal. PP
in.Ga. Mrs, Frank Cobb, Rydal,
Rt ec, :

Green and Red Hot Peppers,
45c lb. also 1948 Stuart pecans,
fine quality, 40c lb. Add post-
age. Mrs. Viola C. Brady, Cairo.

SAGE:

1948 dry leaf sage,
picked, washed, 2 07z., 25c; 4
0z., 40c; % Ib 60c; $1 Ib.; sage
plants, 5, 50c; 15, $1; also Hot
epper, 6 0z., 30 All PP. Mrs.



ilian Hardin, White.

Bryan |

gal;

sun cured- Tobacco,

.{con, Rt.
1948 crop. The Test gundried 5

hand



NFOR SALE





Nice ne shade driea |
sage, $1 lb. 2.or more lbs. 90c

lb. postpaid. Mrs. Nathan Wea-
thersby, Ball Ground. Rtc4e=

shade dried
June Davis,

Hand gathered,
sage, $1 lb, Mrs.
Dahlonega, Rt, 4.

8 or 10 Ibs. sage, $1 Ib. post:
paid. Clarence A. Dooley, Egan.
3138 Batchelor Ave.

SYRUP: 5 M. gal. feed syrup,
45 gal. in new 5 gal cans;

shipped in 55 gal.. Bbls only.

Send check with order. O.

Norton, Fairburn.

Ga. Cane Syrup, labled and
in shipping cases, 175. Cs. No.
10 -cans;\ and 75 --Cs:~ No. 5;

$4.50 Cs. at. farm or $4:50 Cs.}

for No. 10 and $5 for No. 5s
shipped. R. C. Ponder, Whig:
ham, Rt. 1.

WALNUTS AND eye ie
MEATS:

Walnut meats, re Ib. 10 or
more lbs. 90c Yb. Mrs. eS
Albertson, Dahlonega, Rte ds

Black walnut meats, nice and
clean, bright, es pieces, $1
Ib. Add postage, M. M. Cochran
-Pisgah.

Black walnuts-$1 bushel. Kl-

liott Leathers, Fairburn. Rt. 2.

BUTTER:
Fresh, country - butter, 60 - 1b;

sweet. or butter-milk by qt..or
also Everbearing straw-.

berry plants, 50c C. -Wont ship.

Come .after, my home on Camp-)

belton Rd. Mrs. D. C. Harper,
Atlanta, Rt. 1, Box 205,
0302.

3 or 4. lbs. fresh, firm, yak

\low. Jersey butter each - eect E

60c Ib. postpaid. Sat. guar. W.

Deets Waco, Rt 2, Box

TOBACCO:

Choice grade, Seo
11- twist
$l. 00; 24 twists, $2. Add ease

| age.- Ss. A- Beavers, - ee

| Rt. 5.

WALNUTS &- WALNUT
MEATS:

Black Walnut Meats, $1- pt,

| Crabapples, 25 gal. and post
age. Miss Etta Alexander, Jef-

ferson, Rt. 2,

GOURDS: Nest egg Goinds de
ea; other (no- Martins) gourds,
5c to 20c ea..according to 3ize.
Mrs. John- Weaver, Temple, Rt.

as

CASS ges mer = ;
--200. bu recleaned white | -
Crowders. Make offer on any

size lot or entire amount. FOB.
Milton P. Minchew, Jr, Ma-
3.

Table peas, becun speckied.
crowders, new crop, :
weevils, 17c lb. FOB.
| Crone, Rayle.- - ;

White. with black-eyes peas,
6 pts:, $1., also fine, tender
white Half-runner beans, 3 pts.
$1. Add postage. Mis. "Robert
Welch, Dahlonega, Rt. i

PEANUTS:

John

Large red. peanuts, 1948 crop," ~

2-4 in- hull, washed and dry,
$2.:-Pk, - $7. bu: P. B. _ Brown,

| Ball Ground, Rt: 1,

Large red peanuts, 2-4 in
hull, $1.75 peck, $7. bu. PP in
Ga. G. T. Brown, Ball Ground,
Rel -
ROOTS: AND: HERBS:

Blood. root,- Queen of. the:
Meadow, wild - cherry bark,
spice wood, peppermint; bear-

- | foot, yellow. dock, red sassafras;

3 ibs. 5$1.00; yellow root and

colts foot, 2 1/2 Ibs.,. $1. Add |

postage. Rosa See Pisgah.

| SYRUP: %
1,000 gal., best poades Gases
Cane Syrup, clear, thick, in gal. |

cans, 75 gal..H. W. Graham, ||
McRae. ; i :
170 Cs. pure Sugar Cane

Syrup, 6 No. 10 cans per _Cs.
Will ship $4.50 Cs. FOB.
Horace Chason,. Whigham, R%.
2 :

5 Cs. pure Sorghum syrup, 6
cans to Cs. Labeled, 1 case,
$15. No less =1 case shipped.
M. QO. or Cashiers check only.
R. L. (Bob) Anderson, Rey ag
mi.



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50 ne corn ine
-at farm. W.E
ville. Rt. 2

FEATHERS:

ARTICHOKES:
. Want about
freshly dug, sound
State Brice. Mrs.
Midland. :

Want some Artick
vise amount and- |
Mrs. Harvey C. Sn
kinsville, Box 166.

CORN: ;
_ Want 50 to

bu. Quote price, my pla
mi. we iC Te

Seat cask price.
Sharp, Macon, 507

SACKS:

sacks.- Must ,
Write. Mrs... W.
Buchanan, Riad

SEED:

Want sev. to 1
seed. Quote quality
and price. F.-
Wrightsville.

Want some
Sennie seed.
ee Layee eRe

- | price at once.
Bennett, Fairmount

supers, patentec A
cond. State full
with price. .
Barnesville.

GARLIC:

Want 2 Ibs.
Bulbs. Quote _ bes
price. Mrs. -W.
Jesup, Rt.. 2. :

HAY:

Want best bre
good bright. :
was not po
Milner, Shiloh.

PEAS: :
Want few old fashi

Sugar. Crowder

color liquid when

SACKS: :
Will pay $20 Cc for
print sacks; $1 d

unwashed . sacks
age. Mrs. Ada
Fawn, Rt. on

- Want | unwashed Pp
lgons: with small hol

- Want 12 ee
acter: free of holes a
dew, at 20c ea. Send
E. J, Burnsed, Mana
_ Want about 8_
sacks, Mrs. W.'E. S:
ville, 485 Central V

TOBACCO:

Want some shade cu
bacco. G. Cc. Herovay
iper, Re 2. or.

SEED (ONION): |

Want 50 Ibs.
onion seed. W. K.
Forsyth. ;
-|SYRUP:

_ Want small qui
Sorghum syrup.
Or, will exc. 1 N
old doe rabbit for
ue Atlanta, Goh
is. W. on 1667