Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1950 March 15

Georgia Farmers

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Tom Linder, Commissioner








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torial By TOM LINDER

ears ago, on September 20, 1944,
mers Market Bulletin carried a
d plan for the development of

e carried out over a ten-year

ing from that issue of the Bulletin
t points as follows:

<2, ONE
shment of State Farmers Mar-
Augusta and Savannah, Georgia
e lines of the Atlanta Market.
asing size of Atlanta Market.

g of a big distribution and diver-

asing facilities on. all markets, in-
community canning plants and
ig facilities.

n of adequate cold storage and
zing plants on each of the larger

syment of experienced men in the
markets of the north and east to

delivery of carload and truck
hable farm produce moving
enters through Georgia State
ged that the General Assembly
or the standard grading, packing

e able to cope with competition
ar years. :
= TWO
ased facilities and personnel in
aboratory so as to give adequate
trol.



ies against violations. _
THREE .

cilities, invisioning branch offices
is Laboratory at strategic points in
parts of the State which have denser
hog and poultry populations.
1ecessary in the interest of con-



tions of outbreaks of diseases.
Es FOUR 3
uilding of concrete and steel live-
swine auction sale barns.
absolutely essential in order to
ivestock and animal disease.

. be erected at points where




iz esh your mind as to the plan, I

narket at or near Washington,

ily, information as to supply |.
1d on each of these markets and |-

g of Georgia produce, so that

ng Act of Legislature to put teeth |
re Seed and Feed Laws so as to_

Animal Pathological Labora-.

-and time in making necessary

valuable to the pro-

agriculture. This plan was pro- |







WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1950

RM DEVELOPME

; SIX :
The development of planting seed pro-
duction so as to save the tremendous

- amounts of money that now go out of the
- State each year for planting seed.

Special interest to be put on the produc-
tion of planting peanuts, seed legumes,
corn, cotton and other crop seeds.

SEVEN
The development of milk products, es-

A pecially for processing purposes, as well

as fluid milk consumption.

The establishment of milk and vege-
table routes through the counties as fast
as the volume of production can be

brought to the point where truck routes

- ean be economically operated. The de-
velopment, through private capital, of

milk and milk processing plants. The first
of these to be erected in four strategic

points so that milk products in all parts
of the State will be within reasonable

trucking distance of a processing plant.
EIGHT

Especial cooperation with the ~Depart- .
~ ment of Health, the Extension Forces and

the Vocational Teachers in improving nu-

tritional value of Georgia grown vege-

tables and fruits, etc., through the use of
necessary plant foods and minerals, which
in some cases are naturally deficient in

_ our soil.

_ There is an unlimited opportunity in
this field for improving the health of the

people, as well as improving the lot of the-

farmers who produce these crops.
NINE

Encouragement and* development of
poultry processing plants with standard

_ grades and official marking by licensed

veterinarians, to give Georgia produced
and processed poultry a high rank in the
cities to which they are shipped.

ae TEN. .,

To secure from the Federal Govern-
ment, at the close of the war, machinery
for the use of farmers in each county to
properly terrace their lands, building
dams for fish, water control and _irriga-
tion purposes.

Close co-operation with the Department
of Natural Resources, Extension Forces
and Vocational teachers in carrying this
into effect.

\

- _ ELEVEN

\Urging land owners to follow a practice
in pulp wood cutting, so as to leave a suf-
ficient number of their best trees properly
distributed on the land to produce a crop
of saw timber while growing another
crop of pulp wood,

Also, urging that some.trees be left on
land that is sown in permanent pastures
so ag to provide necessary shade for the
animals during the hot summer days and

9 producing a cro

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f saw timber at the

NUMBER 28

TWELVE
A continual increase of the cooperative
work now being done by the Department
of Agriculture and Federal Agencies such

as Federal State inspection of fruits and

vegetables.
The cooperative work now being done







between the Bureau of Animal Industry ae)

and the State Department of Agriculture.

The work now being done cooperatively
between Federal Food, Feed, Seed,

Weights and Measures Inspectors and the
State Department of Agriculture.

THIRTEEN

It is proposed, through private capital,

to develop sufficient grain elevators at
strategic points to handle all corn, wheat,
etc., that can be produced profitably for
milling purposes.

A great deal of Georgia grain suffers
severe deterioration and damage through

the ravages of weevils and for the lack of _ :

proper handling and proper storage.
_ All of the shuck and-.cob from corn, as

well as all of the screenings from threshed
grain can be profitably utilized in the

manufacture of stock and dairy feeds.

In the past, a great many Georgia farm-__

ers have been unable to find a profitable
market, at harvest time, for corn and oth-
er grains due to lack of elevator facilities.

. . FOURTEEN

The growing of sweet potatoes, of the
jumbo type, should be largely developed

and increased in Georgia for stock feed.
Georgia land will produce potatoes of

this type and give very large yields.
These potatoes not only provide one of









the best feeds for hogs in their raw state. _ : 3

but they can be dehydrated and ground
into meal and provide the best known sub-
stitute for corn in a beef cattle ration. ~
As most farmers know, the production
per acre of this type potato is much great

-er on average land than the production ot



good potatoes for table use and for proces- 3

sing for table use.

The reasons for each of these plans is
more fully discussed in the bi-annual re-
port of the Department of Agriculture.

They are at too great length to carry in
this issue of the Market Bulletin, but I

will discuss each of them at more length

from time to time in the Bulletin.
During the past five and one-half years
tremendous progress has been made to-
wards attaining this goal. With the in-
creased interest now manifest by farmers,
business men, newspapers and State Ad-

ministrations I believe it will be possible
- during the next fol years to reach the

goals set out.
In the next editorial of the Bulletin ft
will give you a report on the outstanding
progress made in carrying out this plan
TOM LINDER,
Commissioner of Agriculture














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FARMS & FARM LAND
FOR SALE

FARMS & FARM LAND
FOR SALE

FARMS & FARM LAND
FOR SALE.

FARMS *: FARM LAND
FOR sue



157 1:2 A. farm, about half in
cultivation, about 4 A. tobacco,
one A. cotton allotment. Good
stock farm, stream never goes
dry, 2 fairly good 5 R. houses,
other out-bldgs.,
mi, So. Pelham (a good market),
14 mi. Cairo. $4,000.00. See if
interested. No letters. Russell
Humphries, Pelham. RFD 3.

- 200 A. young timber tract, 40
M. set out pines, 6 m., natural
growth pines, living water, close
to Rothelle, $8.50 A (worth
twice that); also 600 A. farm,
plenty fine timber, turpentine
and saw, good bidgs., at bar-
gain. See or write. J. M. Day,
Rochelle, Box 923.

76 A., land with running wa-
ter, 7 A., Pecan trees, about
half-way on Ellaville-Ameri-
cus paved Hwy., $30. A. Mr.
Sirah Lawhorn, Perry.

300 A smooth land, 240 A cul-
tivation, about 200,000 ft. saw
timber, 200 pecan trees, apple,
pear trees, 5 R. dwelling, two
R tenant houses, 2 barns, 5 oth-
er houses, fenced, cross fenced,

ideal lake site, plenty water,

complete 2 Row Tractor Outfit
including combine. R.-C. Hollo-
way, Manchester.

600 A, Troup Co., 2 mi. N.
Mountville, 4 tenant houses,
mail, school and REA rt., 3 mi.
RR station, 5 mi. Livestock
Sales Yard, timber enough to
almost pay for farm, good for
livestock or dairy, $30. per A. J.
D. Fuller, Owner, Mountville.

3 tracts of land, one 350 A,
one 279 A, other, 491 A. Sell
separately or together. 200 A.



338 A rich land, 1 1/2 mi. Pal-
metto, good road, elec., tele-
phone available, 2 houses, mail
and school bus rt., plenty run-
ning water, $8650.00, terms with
5 per ct. interest, H. P. Holley,
Palmetto.

200 A, 60 cultivated, pasture,
timber; 6 R residence, rent
house for white only; large live-
stock.barn, tobacco, other bldgs.,
well watered, metal roofs,
screened, good city water,
lights; Farm crops, vegetables,
berries, poultry, dairy and hogs.
A. 'l. Milteer, Quitman.

- 30 A, 2 mi. Pine Lake and
Stone Mountain, 9 mi. off Rock-
bridge Rd., some in cultivation,
stream. In-
quire at W. A. Matthews Store
on Rockbridge, or turn right at
Red and White Mail Box. $60.
per acre. Come see. M. C, Ward,
Stone Mountain, Rt. 1.

100 A on Rockledge Road,
plenty water, good timber, good
house, for sale or trade for an-
other place. Abbie Gillis, Soper-
ton, Rt. 3.

184 A good land, 135 A culti-
vation, bal. woods, water in
pasture, 3 mi. N. W. Davisboro,
111/2 mi. Sandersville, good
public road, REA line, good
houses, 1 house ready wired,
school and mail rt., 2 story barn,
gocd water, William Swamp
Creek in back, $3000.00. J. H.
Wasaen, Sandersville.

235 A dairy farm, Upson Co.,
100 A permanent pasture, cows
artificially teed, new brick
dairy barn, good milk market.
L. C. Fulghum, Thomaston, 618
S. Church St. (Tel. 155-J).

205 A, Bankhead Hwy. be-
tween Villa Rica and Temple,
near Little Tallapoosa River,
30 A pasture, 90 A cultivation,
169,000 ft. good saw timber, 85
A woods, land makes bale cot-
ton to acre; 8 R modern home,



5 R good tenant house, 2 gcod
wells, 2 large barns, elec., school
rt., mear god churches, $7500.00.
L. L. Kittle, Temple, Rt. 1.

120 A, Paulding Co.,. good
land, makes 1 bale per acre,
11/2 mi. Buchanan Hwy. N. of
Draketown, 3/4 mi. two church-
es, 1/4 mi. schooi bus, lights,
mail by door; 2 houses, barns, 2
wells freestone water, good
abc with lasting water,
$2920.00 cash. Move = once,
Effie Driver, Temple, x

174 A, S. E. Paulding Co.,
mi. N. Villa Rica, 100 A Sweet

Water Creek bottom, 50 A clear-
ec, 30 A 2nd bottoms, lots saw
limber, puipwood, near 3 dif-
ferent paved hwys.; 2 vacant
houses (need some repairs). Can
get more adjoining land if

* wanted. White settlement, Ular

17 A poultry and truck farm,
4 R house, barn, 1. chicken
house, 3 brooder houses, 8, 4,
and 5 deck batteries for broil-
ers, electric poultry picker, wa-
ter pump, around 1500 chickens.
4 mi. Tifton on U. S. Hwy.,
$3500.0.. Henry Prusinski, Tif-
ton, Rt. 6.

41/2 A farm, 1- 6 R house,
1 barn, chicken and smoke
house, elec, and gas, reasonable;
Also 12 A, new 4 R house,
lights. Ivy Brown, Tallapoosa,
Rt 2,

Suburban building lots ad-
joining city limits State Hwy.
100, water, elec., gas, telephone,
spring branch. School and mail
rt. One lot of 20 A. Terms. H. A.
James, Tallapoosa, Rt. 2.

40 A, 7 fPhouse, some out-
bldgs., 2 wells, some timber,
paved road, 3 mi N. W. Trion,
$3000.00 for. quick sale. O. D.
Maddox, Trion, Rt, 1.

Farm, 60 A, 20 A in cultiva-
tion, plenty wood, some saw
timber, young peach orchard,
fish pond built last year; 5 R
dwelling, lights, pump in well,
combination brgoder and layer
houses, 3000 cap. Or exc. for
property in\ Toccoa. Terms to
suit. Curtis Segars, Toccoa, Rt.
a

Some lots, 12x24 ft. located
Rehoboth Church, $50. L. M.
Johns, Tucker, Rt. 1.

Small fanm, 5-1/2 mi. No.
Tignall.on school bus and mail
rt. 100 A., over half in growing
timber. 1 small tenant house.
$1,500.00. R. F, House, Tignall,
Phone No. 44. ~

70 A, 7 R house, wired for
elec., practically new barn,
school and mail rt., good saw
timber, will grow a bale of cot-
ton per acre, $3500. for all; Or
$3000.00 without saw timber.
See: G. A. Allen, Villa, Rica, Rt.
1. (Come to store).

9 A near Atlanta, 1 mi. N.
Villa Rica, 300 ft. to RFD school
bus, telephone, U. S. 61 Hwy.;
Good 4 R dwelling, 2 R house,
elec.,. good well, 4 A pasture
with bold springs, branch,
young bearing orchard. White
settlement, 1/4 mi. Cotton and
Hosiery Mill, $3500.00. Henry
George, Villa Rica, Rt. 2.

109 A, 3 mi. S. Stockbridge, 2
houses, barn, oe outbldgs.,
| for sale or rent. J. O. Morgan,
Stockbridge, RED. eo
| 2021/2 A, 75 A cultivation,
30 A woodland pasture, 3 A
sericea lespedeza; 4 R house, 3
R tenant house, 1 barn, all with
tin tops, wired, well in yard,
public road, 5 mi. Pineview, 10
mi. Rochelle. Tommie J. War-
ren, Pitts, Rt. 2.





-|town, good schools,

in cultivation, *bal. growing tim-
ber, ideal for pasture, plenty
running water. 4 tenant houses.
R. L. Prossel, Milledgeville.

621/2 A, good land and pas-
ture, near Sorrells Spring
Church, ideal for cattle; 4 R.
house, barn, elec.,.school bus
rt. Will make terms. Mrs. W. H.

Braswell, Monroe, Rt. 1.

8-3/4 A. land, 4 R. house,
water, wood, 2 mi. town, for
sale. Mrs. N. W. Camp, New-
nan, Rt. 4,

51 A., 20 A. cultivation, on
highway; 6 R. house, elec.,

plumbing, some furniture, for
sale. Mrs. Lindley, Hamilton,
Rto2. *

30 A. growing pines, La-
Grange-Columbus Black Top
Road, near Union and Whites-
ville Communities; 120 A, sev-
eral acres cultivation, growing
timber; 6 R. tenant house; Ad-
joining 152 A. a
cultivated, growing timber; 4
R. tenant house. Not on high-
way. J. C. Moon, Hamilton, Rt.
2

10 A. on Lake Chatooga, 150
yds. paved hwy., 300 yds. to
kale, well in yard, good garden,
pasture, branch, 3 A. more or
less farm land, wood; 6 R. white
house, lights, outbldgs., 1 mi-
mail and
bus rt. Priced to sell. W. A.
Hunnicut, Hiawassee.

122 A., 75 A. cultivation, 125
M. ft. saw timber, level land;
6 R. dwelling with bath, weath-
erstripped, city conveniences, 3
tenant houses, 3 barns, 2 ga-
rages, other outbldgs. Paved
road through farm, 61/2 mi. N.
Athens, Phone Athens 3110-R2.
W. F. Matthews, Hull.

60 A., 40 A. cultivation, 20 in
pasture, plenty of wood and
water, 1 mi. off pavement on
good road; good house, barn,
house wired for elec. stove. J.
S. Anderson, Griffin, Rtv A.

73 A. level land, just off St.
Mt. Hwy., 2 mi. N. Lithonia,
large ceiled house (white), elec.,
well, 3 streams, 2 R. tenant
house, fruit; 35 A. St. Mt. Hwy.,
well, no bldgs., elec., lake site,
-pecans, fruit; 301/2 A. on Pole
Creek, near Lithefiia, no bldgs.,
springs. Mrs. E. J. Chapman,
Sr., Care W. H. King, Decatur,
3210 Alston Dr. (Tel. De. 2295).

Nice building tract just out-
side city limits Macon, for sale
or trade for N. Gafarm land.
W. P. Hughes, Cumming, Rt. 1.

81 A. good land, 20 mi. Atlan-
ta, paved road, fine for cattle,
plenty water, 9 bearing pecan
trees; 6 R house, all modern
conveniences; 4 R house, good



Sorin Ji 1 ee Leavell, Powde!
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Electricity. 7

pprox. 50 A

4.

taed small oe. lee than 100
A, 7 A pecan trees; 2 A kudzu,
about 10 A other grass for pas-
_s 7a 20 A timber, small

ranc ough farm, fine cot-
ton and peanuts; Good large 4
R house, 3/4 mi-.paved hwy., 3
mi. to town, J.-H
rott, Rt. :

50 A farm, good allotment
cotton and peanuts, sell reason-
able and furnish part terms.
Ollie G. Bowen, Unadilla.

136 A, Brooks Co.; 50 A-cul-
tivation, 2-3 A tobacco, plow
tools, 2 horses: 3. house, elec.,
school and mail rt. Marvin L.
Butler, Pavo, Rt. 2.

1400 A, 15,000 four yr. old
peach trees, 5,000 one yr. old,
600 A crop land, bal. in pasture,
timber, complete with all farm
machinery! 8 tenant houses,
numerous burns, packing house.
elec., telephone, hot, cold wa-
ter, bath, other modern con-
veniences;
head hogs. Write: Leroy Mar-
low, Perry, Rt. 2. (Phone 2806).

50 A, 4 mi. S.E. Butler, mail
rt., school bus, REA line, near
chutch. Good house, 4 rooms
and bath, 7 outbldgs., well fixed
for chicken farm. Mrs. Ed. A.
Childres, Butler. >

5 A, 5 mi. Winder, good
location, young orchard, 4 R
house, school bus by door,
lights, well on porch. J. H.

Robinson, Bethlehem, Rt. 1. ~

75 A, % mi. Nottley Dam,
plenty young timber, ~ -4 lo-
cation, $1000.00. H: "rns,
Blairsville, %t. 3. .

125 A, near Baconton, Mitchell
Co., fenced, 100 A pecan grove,
bal. young uine timber: No
house or well, $25.00 A. R. S.
Miller, Baconton.

80 A, some timber, mail and
schoolrt. 3R house, running
water, chicken house, elec. 9
mi, off Canton-Cumming Hwy.,
on good rock road. Mrs. L. G.
Collett, Ball Ground, Rt. 4

84 A, 20 in cultivation, 14 ia
bottoms, new 6 R house, barn,
several springs, suitable to pipe
in all buildings, mail and power

| rt., timber. Make offers. New-

man Wright, Blairsville, Rt. 3.

78 A, Carroll Co. 5 mi. S
Bowdon; Large 4 R house, new
top, good rebuilt barn, pasture,
new fence, enough wood if used |
right. Near bus rt., Baptist |
Church,, fine community, elec.,
ready for installing, $1800.00.
H. E. Richardson, Bowdon, Rt.
i

1%. A, paved hwy. 78, 4% -ni.
E. Bremen, 2% mi. W. Temple,
school and mail rt. by door;
New 4.R house, good well wa-
ter. Selling less than cost.
Lloyd L. Harper, Bremen.

25 A bottom and_ upland,
wood, plenty water, new block
foundation; 6 R house painted,
elec., aluminum roof, sheet-
rocked, new barn, Near Noit-
tley Lake, store, grist mill,
schools, mail rt., churches. Sell
reasonable or exc. for 10 or 15
A, good buildings, near Atlanta
or Dalton Bus line. Bob Jones,
Blairsville, -Rt. 4, Box 182.

2 different tracts land, Hara-
lson Co.; about 100 A, good
barn, big 4 R-house; about 35
A, 2 houses (lwithout elec.),
and 50 A on river,- good for
corn. C. G. Summerville, Buc-
hanan, Rt. 1.

60 A No. Ga. just outside
Blue Ridge City Limits, 6 A
bottom, creek running througa,
bal. good upland, 3 A pasture,
plenty timber. 6 R ceiled dwell-
ing, water, lights, outbidgs.,
% mi. church, 500 yds. schovl
bus, mail rt. Edd Miller, Blue
Ridge.

Abut 2 A land, partly cul-
tivated, bal. pasture, all fenced;
5 R house, 3 R_ house, lights,
free water, butane gas, just out-
side city limits, 1 Sinek off W,



40 head cattle, 50

. Leverett, Par-

elec., good wel of






















































lights and water
over $2000.00 a year. }
school and mail rt. C
ture. Reasonable. N.
mer, Cleveland, Rt. |

149 A bottom a
timber, water, fruit,
mail rt., large new mot
finished) home, good 1
with sheds, controls |
road, 4 mi. Clarkesv
off pavement. Mrs. W.
berts, fra Rt.

78 near
ccna Co., 30 A
6 A _ upland, 1% mi.
mail rt., school, 1 mi.
23, 5 R house, elec., fai
outbldgs., spring near. |
Half down, balance t
H, Cathey, Clarkesville

101% A, Taylor Co.,
Butler, hwy. 137, 3 mi.
9-4 mi. fine store, and C
Grist Mill. 3 R_ house.
young fruit trees, sn
lots of timber.
School and REA
Burrell, Charing, Rt.

440 A diary farm, 6
6 heifer calves, 16 stall
block barn, elec. milkers,
all H Tractor, sonia
plow, 4 disc.
tools, , hewn
Priced to sell. C. Ra
Forsyth, Rt. 4.

47% A, 2 houses,
rooms), 2 chicken h
cap. ea., other outbld;
wood, water, good
weather road, REA
mail rl. 2 mi. Flower

40 & mu e,

A Model Tra

6 R house (ceiled),
on porch, large yo
2% mi. Flowery Bi
off paved road. J. R. B!
Flowery Branch, Rt.

40 A, good level |
Flowery. Branch, at
nage Roads, plenty we

good 7 R house
ena elec, 2 si
front of door. School |
by door. J. T. Ory.
Branch, Rt. 2.

ee Se Ur

Dno
eit oS

road, plenty wutiidinne
Oakwood | High
Zion Hill Church, B. A
Jr., Flowery Branch, Ri

2 A oak grove, 2 ot

chool,

house. School, church,
6 mi. Griffin, 1 mi.
ment, ideal for raising
$1500.00. Possession 3
from date of sale. J.

Griffin, Rt. C (Ellis

750 A, 300 clear,
land, requires no |
2- ditches on entire
deep well, $2500 A. O
smaller farm on hwy
Schofield, Halcyo

20 A,














rood and water.
ock, *Gillsville,

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conveniences),
icken houses,
ture, pine woods,

ies, lawn, lovely
Poul, Hamilton,








































































































































rt Co; 5 have
enses (poor land)
e, impossible for
make living in
If anyone is in-

plenty pasture,

and, Hiawassee.

er wire, 25 A cul-
| well, timber, hog
sture, chicken pen,
n, other outbldgs.,

rt., 5 mi. city
nge, 6 mi. Hogans-
cobs, Hogansville,

good cow and hog
lenty runing water;
with hall, elec. lights,
ail rt. 3 mi. June-
a. Herman Moore,

od houses, - store,
i church. hwy
and school rt. Title
Payne, Homer, Rt. 1.

pasture, paved

W. McDonough,

= $2250: 00. Henry
M

farm land, 3 ni.
Oro, 1% mi. hwy.,
rt., fish pond site;
elec., pasture with
water, good: orchard,
outbldgs. C, R. Duf-
boro, Rt. 1, Box 420.

A; 2% mi. E. Jonesboro,
m Co., house, elec., schocl
rt. 2 barns, 140 A
ly fenced, crimson,
bur, hop, clover, |
Sdallis: rye, bermuda
Ire, exc, cattle -or
. John W. Carrell,
Rt: 1, Box 383.

A good bottom, rest

tillable land, some
imber, come see. J. W.
Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box

2 mi. NW Dahlonega,
12 A bottom, one of
ngs in N. Ga., mail and
3 R house, $1200.00;
A east of Dahlonega,
house, $1000.00.
Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

cen house, barn,
% mi. Dawson-
wser Rd., $3000.00
immons, Dawson-

ood land, edge of
Co., lays well, 25 A
clover, plenty of wood,
e partly remodeled,
pump. in well, or-
ool and mail rt. 3%

>
4 mi. Athens hwy. from Gaines-

Q Gainesville, Rt. 4.



ture, running water, elec. fence,

d, $4000.00. come |

2 large porches | .

lake site, running water, weil,

*| site, 5 springs, large forest, old

dwelling,

FOR SALE



Lots (iden land), no houses,
_| ville, for sale. Y. G. Grizzle,

28 A, 5 R house 2 porches,
well on porch, lights, natural
gas, barn, outbldgs. About 150
fruit trees, mostly Stark apple,
Grape Vineyard, Figs, Big
Grove, permanent hay, pas-

about 50,000 ft. saw timber.
School and mail rt. Near church
and stores, 20 mi. Atlanta, 4%
mi. Douglasville. J. M. Hall;
Douglasville, Rt. 4.

50 A pasture with gwater,
lake site, 534 mi. S. Douglas-
ville, Kings hwy. good 2 bed-
room home, outbldgs, REA
power, school bus, churches.
Mrs. W. E. Brannon, Douglas-
ville, Ri<2;

10, 20, or.36 A, 1 mi. E. Done
Tnavilie, hwy. 92, branch, tim-
ber, pasture; 3 R house, barn,
lights, school, mail rt., 6 buses
daily into Atlanta. S. F. Wal,
den, Douglasville, Rt. 4.

73 A, State hwy. 5, good 6 R
house, elec., pump in well,
good outbldgs., running water,
some saw timber, 7 mi. S.W.
Douglasville, near Prays Mull
Church. S. C. Stoval, Douglas}
ville, Rt. 2.

275 A, about 60 A cultivation,
Lumpkin Co., rest in woodland,
new 6 R house, good outbldgs.,
8000' cap. chicken houses, elec.,
runing water, 2 wells in yard,
mail and school rt., mi. off
pavement, 7 mi., Dawsonville,
9 mi. Dahlonega. Ideal for
cattle. Carson Bruce, Dawson-
ville, Rt. 2.

8 A land, 1 barn, 3 R-tenant
house, good cond., 1 well spring
on land, 17 mi. heart of At-
lanta, Rt. 155, three miles Snap-
finger Creek. N. F. Petzelt,
Ellenwood, Re. 1, Rt. 155.

12M A, 1 A in poultry fenc-
ing, good pasture, beautiful

all weather road. School and
mail rt., 3 mi. off state hwy.;
Good store house, new grist
mill, barn, other outbldgs.
Priced for quick sale. Mrs.
Mary Longly, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

110 A, orchard, good lake

house and barn, near Palmetto,
$1000.00 cash. J. M.-~ Johnson,
East Point, 991 W. Washing-
ton St. (Teli Ca.. 2110).

150 A, 2 mi, off hwy., near
Elliiay, young orchard, some
land in cultivation, but mostly
timbered; New 5 R house, elec.,
near school and church, Store
(groceries, feed); only one :1n
community. Priced to sell. M.
C. Plumee, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

200 A, % cultivation, other in
woods, no timber, stream, na-
tural fish lake on stream, 4 R
house, fair, elec. $3000.00.
$1200.00 down and you take up
my notes. 3 school: buses. Watt
Armstrong place. J. H. Aldred,
Eastman, Rt. 6.

42 A, creek running throtgh,
ideal for poultry or livestock,
hwy. 41, 5 mi, N. Perry; good
5 R house with bath, hot water,
elec lights, wired for range,
/other conveniences, 6000 cap.
brooder house, hen houses with
automatic fountains, ideal for
poultry or livestock. F. W. Mil-
ler, Fort Valley, Rt. 1.

~20 aS 70 A cultivation, good
timber, fair houses, good tobac-
co barn, 3 cribs, tractor shed,
good well in yard. School bus,
REA power~ Line, 7 mi. W.

ville. J. C. Huffman, Fitzgerald,
RFD 2.

'~ 90 A, Brooks Co., N. W. Dixie,
peanuts and tobacco acreage,
all land broke crop; 4 R, and 5
R houses, elec., good barns,
fence, J. D. Tractor, 1 horse, 3
cows, 18 hogs. Mail and school

Fitzgerald, 3% mi. NE Irwin-|

1171/2" A,

water, elec.,
Ri R., Flint

school, stores.

Ma. 1505).

rest in woods;

178 A, 89
good. houses,

plenty wood,
school bus by

140 A cut

woods, young

abandoned N.

Brunswick.

oats, all land
Tractor,

outbldgs. 1/2
School and
letters, J. B.

M. Stewart,

ty running Ww
1One 27>

terms. B. W.
ton, Rt. 4.

good pasture,
good water,
springs. Title

68 A good
barn, mail,
line,

ing barn,
milker,

school rt.,

good spring,
outbldgs.,
bus by door.

Box 41.

grapes, part

good cond.,
shower, elec.

ning stream,
timbef, lake










\ck- 'rt., $6000.00, Mrs, H. M, Davis,
Dxie, Rt. t

Mrs, D. F,
2. i



Co., elec. line,

pecans,
trees, large white grape vine;
New 6 R house, elec., plenty

$11,500.00. Ans.

Rt. 4, Box 127.

6 A on good paved hwy., 300
ft. front, good 5.R house un-
finished inside, 2 R house, good
store building, halfway between
Dalton-Chatsworth. Bargain. T.

521/2 A, good

school
near church, gin,
mill. Good timber. 5 mi. Carroll-
ton, good road. $3000.00 cash. T.
oe Morgan, Carrollton, 6 Rhudy

ment. Young
near
pavement. Plenty wood. John
K. Lee, Carroliten, Rt. 2.

67 A near Nottly Dam, water
frontage, about 20 A eultivation,

cultivation. Close

school bus by door. Emory Car-

penter, Cleveland, Rt. 1.

- 40 A, near Douglasville,

ar hwys., 200 ft. rd. frontage;
7 R house (painted in and out),

Macon Co.,

only

farm between Oglethorpe and
Magreruia, 8 R dwelling, ten-
ant house, large barn, running

bounded by two
River, Hwy. 49;

Walking distance to churches,

Reasonable terms,

See any time. O. EB. Scott, At-
lanta, 805 C&S Building. (Tel.

100 A, pasture, orchard, plen-
t running water, ideal for cat-
tle, hogs, chickens, 35 A cleared,

4R house, barn,

46, -G; Douglasville $2500. 00.
Terms. Mrs. J. D. Miller, Doug-
lasville, Rt. 4,

12 A, 6 R modern house, other
good outbldgs.;
house, outbldgs. Sell
both. Bargain. 5 mi. Blairsville,
Blue Ridge Hwy. Mrs. Bashia
Reynolds, Blairsville.

Box 85.

55 A; good
one or

A real bottom, 2
5 R and 7 R, both

with water, lights. Good barn,

pasture, mail and
door. 3 mi. Blairs-

ville. Farm made 3000 bu. corn
past year, and 500 bu. wheat,
plenty hay, new oan Frank
Payne, Blairsville, Rt.

over a Taylor
State Hwy., all
pines, $10. per A.

No letters | ans. Come see, John
R. Wade, Butler, Rt. 1, Box 49.

Small tract land, Montreal,
Ga., no house; Small tract in

W. Atlanta; Bot-

tom and upland for rent or sale
near Scottdale; 8 A water front
near Broadcasting Station on
Blythe Island; 10 A rich land,
orange, pecan trees, flowers, on
Blythe Island.

Bi.O: Fussell,

137 A, 60 A cultivation, 11 A

turned, new Ford
plum, peach

mi, Consolidated
church, 2. stores,

Patterson, Baxley,

Chatsworth, Rt. 2.

asture, plen-

ater, 6 mi. S. Can-

iy. Holly Springs;
Good 4 R house, lights, water,
$3000.00. One-third down, bal.

Harmon, Sr., Can-

262 A, around 50 A bottoms,

some saw timber,
2 wells, creek,
clear. W. E. Mc-

Davis, Canton, Rt. 3.

land, good house,
rt., power
store,

101.58 A, Carroll Ca 63 A
cultivation, fertile, 2 good
houses,-25 A pasture, elec.,
lights, and pump, good barn

with concrete, 8 stanchion, millk-
cooling room,
other milking equip-

elec.

orchard. - Mail,
church, 1 mi.

fire wood, fair

good 5 R house, close
to church and school. School

15 mi. Blairsville.

See. Resident of Union Co, Ga.
Cly V. Roper, ne It. At;

40 A, 1/2 mi. Road 254, 11/2
mi. Rd, .19, two houses, 4 R and
6 R, other buildings, fruit trees,

pasture, mostly. in
to church,

2

gas, hot , water,
well pump, good

barn, chicken house; adjoining
85 A, good 3R house, school and
mail rt., fine fertile land, run-



pastures, lots of
site, Make offer.
eters, Douglasville,





all reasonable

100 A, 18 A, 6 mi. W. Pal-
metto on Rock Rd., 11/2 mi.
pavement at Sardis Church, 3
branches, lake sites, ready for
livestock, poultry, connecting
hwy. through property. Cash or
terms. C. D. Ebersole, Atlanta,
811 Juniper St. N. E.

1511/2 A red and grey land,
63 A cultivation, most terraced
last year for triple A, 20 A pas-
ture, part of fence built of metal
posts, pine, saw timber, poplar,
oak trees, fish pond; frame
house (5 large rooms), bath, 2
screened porches, weather
boarding, ceiling, flooring, grade
B or better, hot and cold water;
two tenant houses, elec., and
barn, Mrs. Quiller Cole, Dallas,
Ret..5.

75 A, plenty bottom, % mi.
Burris School, mail, school rt.,
4 R house, new barn, corn crib,
good: spring water, 2 mules 7
yrs, old, farming tools, corn

mill, $3500.00. Harry Blalock,

Canton, Rt. 3.

90 A, 2 branches water, tim-
ber, good barn, 5 R house, elec.,
near Salem Camp Ground, Con-
yers, Ga.,. $3000.00. Call or
write: A. R. McGiboney, Con-
ley, Jonesboro Rd. (Tel. Ma.
4135, or Fa. 3542).

70 A, White Co., plenty of
wood and running water, 1
mi. paved road. H. A. Palmer,
Cleveland, Rt. 1.

49 A improved land, 35 A
cultivation, rest pasture, grow-
ing timber; 5 R house, newly
painted inside and out, Drill

Well with elec. pump, hot and

cold _ water, complete bath,
lights, telephone, mail, school
bus rt. Call 303, See or write:
Geo. W. Bray, Crawford.

2 A, nice 4 R house, well
water, garage, good for cows,
hogs, chickens, close to church
and community house, nice
neighborhood, school bus near.
Mrs. Julia Campbell, College
Park, Welcome All .Rd.

Small farm,'6 R house, elec.,
mail and school rt., good out-
bidgs., 2 shallow. wells fresh
water, stream, % mi. paved
hwy. 2 mi. Clyo, RR Station,
P. O., Consolidated School, 6
Grocery Stores, 4 churches,
$1800.00 cash. Berry B. Morgan,
Cio, BP: -O- Bax: 35;

8% A, 5 AR dwelling (painted
inside and/f out), Youngstown
Cabinet Sink, Cooks. Elec
Pump, barn (stall, 24 x 72)
and 24 x 36 Chicken Houses,
complete water system, 2% mi
E. Cleveland. All buildings new.
Sell at cost $4100.00. Fred
Black, Cleveland, Rt 1.

1 A land, Muscogee Co., hwy..
80, five mi. Columbus, bus
service every 90 min. all day
until midnight; 2; houses, bu-
tane gas, plumbing. For sale
or trade. Terms if any differ-
ence. B. K. Rodgers, Columbus,
Mic Rei, -Grant-Rd,

25 A, all young pine, hard-
wood timber, 2. springs and
branches, 3 mi. Conyers, near
Rockdale Church and upper
Camp Smyrna Rd.$1000.00. 'T.
W. Parker,~ Conyers. (phone
Stat): e

834 A, title insurance, 200
cow farm fenced in 11 different
fields, oats, clover, rye, fescue,
lespedeza, bermuda grass, pas-
tures; 6 houses, 3 barns, elec.,
running water in main house,
plenty farm machinery, trucks,
H. E. Bennet, Cobb.

20 A. land,
school bus by door,
church, REA lights, plenty
wood, running water; 4 R
house, Reasonable. J. W. West-
moreland, Clarkesville, Rt. 2.

60 A, 38 A cropland, Carroll
Co., near hwy., good school,
bus and mail rt., 6 R house,
big barn, other outbldgs., good
pasture, timber running stream,
priced to sell. 8 mi. SW Car-
rollton, near churches
schooles. P. S, Chambers, Car-

paved - road,
close! to



_{rollton, Rt,

R house, water system, lights, ~ :

and {



72 A, Walton Co., good 6 B
house, elec., good barn, grain.
house, running water, near
school and churches. M. .
Breedlove, Campton, Rt. 1.

25 A, 1% mi. head Blue Ridge
Lake, 2 R house, $500.00 cash,
or terms. Carl Hunnicutt, Dial.

65, 100, and 125 A farms, 5
and 7 R houses, 2 with new as
es

















roofs and paint, pastures, run-_
ning water, fire and pulpwood.
Near churches, stores, school
bus line, fine tractor land. 10
mi. S. Douglasville, near Black
Top Rd., $20.00 and $25.00 A.
Give possession at once. A. D.
Giles, Douglasville, Rt. 2.

250 A suitable for cattle farm,
50,000 ft. saw timber, 3 mi, off
Dallas- Villa Rica hwy., N.W.
from New Georgia Church,
$3000.00; Also 80 A unimprov-
ed farm land some saw timber,
$1000.00; Also 80 A unimprov- -
ed, some saw timber, 3% mi,
above Point, $500.00. Terms.
W. J. Henderson, Dallas, P. O.
Box 14, :

335 A, Paulding Ca., 3 houses,
outhouses, good cond., plenty
running water, sell or exc. part
of-dand. Mrs. Cleo Lindsey,
Dallas, Rt. 5. ;

About 2% A land, good gar-
den soil, 3% mi. N. Dahlonega,
hwy. 19, mail, school rt., frame
dwelling, 3 bedrooms on Ist.
floor( space for 2 rooms in attie
large basement, toilet, elec.
good buy $3000.00 cash. T., D.
Strickland, Dahlonega, Rt. 4
(not home Saturdays).

1 A land, 2 R house, other
conveniences, 4 mi. Dalton, for
sale or exc, Miss Pluma Chad-
wick, Dalton, Rt. 4.

134 A, 5 mi. below Lexington,






















































%mi. Athens-Augusta hwy.,
part of. the:: late: Mrs.idis Sie
Bacons Estate, smooth and

easily cultivated land, bounded
on 2 sides by goad roads. Mrs. .
Guy.T. Maley, Jefferson, Rt. 3.
200 A, about 4 mi. from Jack-
son, young timber, stream,

grass, make fine cattle farm,
$4000.00. S.. R.* Brockington,
Jackson, <

140 A, 1 mi. S. Jackson, good
soiled hwy., 75 A under wire,
cross fenced, 2 streams, per-
manent pastures, 25 A good
bottoms, 50 M ft: timber; 6 R
house, good barn, elec. lights, -
$60.00 A. E. S. Settle, Jackson.

2 A land, paved hwy. No. 11,
between Jefferson and Winder;
Dwelling, barn, mill house,
store, wheat, corn and feed .
mills with reliable engine, belts,
cleaners for grinding. All build-
ings have electricity and runn-
ing water. Otis Gooch,
son, Rt. 2.

55 A truck and cattle farm,
45 A under hog wire, stream in
pasture, 20 A_ grain, plenty
woods, 7 mi. E. LaGrange, on
Greenville hwy., half mile off
hwy. at Old Goddie. Place; 4

telephone, large barn poultry
house, $3500.00. Immediate pos-_
session. Olin Burdette, La-
Grange, Rt. 4. (phone 7098).

235 A, 35 A bottom, some -
sowed permanent pasture, bal
in hay and cultivation, bold
branch, creek, lots good timber
(some saw); 4 R house, barn,
other outbldgs., good well, elec,
some orchard, 5 A in wheat,
oats. 8 mi. W. LaGrange,
$3500.00 W. B. Willingham,
LaGrange, Rt. 3, Box 270.

150 A, 1 mi. N. Belton across
RR.from hwy. 23, large spring
suitable for fish pond or cattle
raising; Large house, running
water, tenant house, elec. lights,
pump in wel. R. L. Gailey,
Lula, Rt. 2.

6 or 7 A-land, LaGrange city
limits, and water. Mrs. W. M.
Boggus, LaGrange, 927 WN.
Greenwood St, Rt.










FARMS & FARM LAND |
FOR SALE







4 A lot, about 300 ft. frontage,
TER house, front and back porch,
plenty outbldgs..
and Methodist Churches;
small farm, 3 R house, elec., 1/4
mi. town; And 240 A farm, two
4 R houses; 80 A farm,
elec. All on mail and
For particulars

109 A good land, 5 R house
(8 porches, hail), good well of
j near Baptist
ments, hammer mill, 2H wagon,
other equipment,
cattle truck, 15 head cows in-
cluding reg, Red Pol Bull. Mail,
school rt. Near church and store
See D. R. Flynt, Lincolnton.

school bus rts.
see: A. F. Gemes, Kingston.

64 A land, 11/2 H crop in
some saw timber,
big pasture, streams, 4 R house,
new roof, porch. (needs repairs),
good well, big barn, 2 mi. Cen-
terville, Hwy. 124 not paved.
School bus, mail rt. Exe <for
small acreage, good house, near
bus line. Write for further in-
formation. Geo. W. Brand, Li-

: i. paved hwy. 20,
school and mail rt.,
Lawrencevile or Buford; 5 R
inside sheetrock,
brick siding,
porches, good well, elec., barn,
garage, church. Half now. Bal.
on terms. No letters ans. J. D.
Bilew, Lawrenceville, Rt. 1, Box

ceiled house,

644 * pe a land; fair
allotment cotton, peanuts, fine
for pastures, branch on one side,
Kelleys famous fish pond and
Club House on _ other,
white neighbors, |
Waynesboro paved road, 4 mi.
Louisville. $13,500.00 part cash,
bal. carried 10 yrs. at 5 per ct.
H. Warren, Louis-



109 A, mile off paved road,
Ga. 24, mail rt. No. 3, from
Louisville, 14.4 A cotton, 55 A
cultivation, 12 A pasture, lespe-
deza, bermuda grass; 6 R house,
162 ft. well, elec. pump, barn,
chicken houses,
wash house, lights and water.
W. J. Gibson, Louisville.







106 A, about 75 A in cultiva-
tion, 2 houses, 1 barn; 3 wells
1400 turpentine



2 A land, 6 large bearing

S. hwy. 41, 1 mi. N. Lenox;
Large Suh house, lights, small
store building,
Mixon, Lenox, Rt. 2,

785 A, 225 A cultivation, bal.
in pasture, timber, 500 A under
hog wire fence; Nice home, 2
tenant houses, ideal stock farm,
plenty water, 2 good pond sites,
fertile land, $20.00 per acre..C.
P. Troutman, Lumpkin.

4%. A land, 50 pecan tres (25
Large 3 R_ house,
~ $mail 2 R houses, water, li
Close to good school and church
Write for prices and terms. W.
R| Chasteen, Locust Grove.

126 A, 2 houses, and barns,

aud road to house, toon 00
cash. J. W. Rauton, Lyons, Rt.-4.

2 lots, 50x200 with 6 R house,
lots of fruit, pears,
grapes, figs, peaches, and shrub-
bery; 3 outbldgs.,
fenced for garden. and chickens.
Sell or trade
Glenville or Claxton,

$1200. 00. Leon



, all under fence,
20 A cleared, $50.00; Also 30 A
under fence, 25 A cleared, i



$2500.00. 6 mi.
egy Lyons,

524 Washing.

150 A, 35 A open, plenty
and pulpwood,
some saw timber, 4 branches,
ae for cattle, and fish pond,
outbldgs. 4 RR painted
, gravel road, school
bus by door, $3300.00. F. a Sea-
bolt, Madison, Rt. 2.

350 A, 40 A sericea (and seed
40-50 A more),
31 Fescue, partly developed _ for
stock farm, plenty water;
house, lights, water;
also 3 R; partly wired.
" school and mail rt.,
Contact| A. E. M. Clark, Milner, Rt. &

young pines

~ and mail rt., near Grayson. Mrs.
E. S. Camp, Lawrencevile, Rt.



132 A. good land
Lawrenceville-Buford. hwy.,
i. each town; 6 R dwelling,
6 st4@ll barn, old tenant house, |
Dep woed, springs,



dyallable $5000.00 for all, N. M. |REA,
Administrator.
os Eee Funderburg, |
Lawrencevile, Rt.

130 Ay 50:-A cultivation,
good houses,
fruit, $3000.00 worth of timber,
nice community,
school bus at door,
Lawrenceville, |

_ terraced, good
land, 5 mi. N. E. Monroe, Wal-
2 ton . 110 A cultivation, 20 A
fine | Ladino and Fescue, 50 A new
fence, 2 running streams, plenty
close to church} schoo] and church, school bus,
| good road, ideal row crops, cat-
tle, most ideal coe site, oe L,



225 A improved Dairy Farm,
good pastures with cross fences, |
plenty woodland, 60 A cultiva- |
i cotton allotment,
* with bored weil,
20 stanchion barn with feeding
without Bonoih

100 A, White Co., 20.A fine
State cultivation, 1 mi, eae a

Joins, hiriieace Goee Gr ound,
Salem Baptist Church,
| good land suitable for farming
or stock raising; Extra good 6 R
DOSES lights, water,
See: J. -Z. Phillips,

; 6 R house with
, good location, near
town mail and school rt..Con-
ct: O. M. Lancaster, Madison.



Peta house; hore spring Shot
| dering river, plenty timber,

80 A pasture, A. A. F. Ferguson, Murrayville,





100 A, 15 A cultivation, bal.
swamp, good
| fis ii pond site; Spring water 5
| Stark fruit trees, s i

Good 5 R cote

ash. Chas, B. Summers, Kenne-



J. S. 41 to Sardis Rd.,

144 A fertile soil: 65 A in one
| field, well, 3 springs, 4 R house,
| barn, other buildings, lots pulp-

erms on balance). D.
: . oc rod, saw piritaee enough to pay

A chicken and cattle farm, > Farm 44 A fertile Soil,
i, N. Kennesaw, all weather | a : ;
Co. J. S. Evans, Rydal, Rt. 2.

, 4 A land, lak son 4189),

); Also 52 A farm, s

$2500. O. E. Wigley, Kennesaw,

1131/2 A, 6 mi. N. E.
; 2 houses, large barn, 3 wells,
i. to church. V,

house, 2 bathrooms,
tal hapanienis water, wired for

shickna shed and "Jot.
Jerry C. Crow, Dalton, Rt. 4

1111/4 A, 5 mi. w.

Rd. Sell 50 A or all. S, C. ae
Macon, Rt. 2.

90 A land, new 6R

near town
Holden, Rolston.

acres in cultivation,

house, well water,
outbldgs., all bidgs.

sonable, 0. A
53

4 R house, elec.
title. T. A. Steed, Duluth.

orchard, plenty outbldgs.,

and pine timber, 9 mi.

er, Sr., Dallas, Rt.
50 A land, AOR. house, 2 barns,

Murrayville).

Tanner, Dahlonega, Rt, 3.

Large 5 R_ house,

and store, 2 mi.

streams,9 mi."S. W. Dahlonega,
11/2 mi, off Hwy. 19, for sale:
David L. Burbey, Dawsonville,
Rt. 2.

161 A, 7 mi. N. E. Elberton,
11/4 mi. off State Hwy. 72,
ideal for cattle, 90 A open, 47
A improved pasture, established
fescue, ladino, sericea, lespedeza,
crimson clover, kudzu, 3 bold
springs, creek; 3 R_ tenant
house, good well, barn, chicken
houses, other outbldgs.; 6 R
house, modern conveniences.
School, mail rt. H. P. Schmidt,
Elberton, Rt. 2.

28 A, Lawrenceville-Suwanee-
Peachtree Roads, Goodwin. Dis-
trict of Gwinnette Co. Old 5 R
house with 8 ft. wide enclosed
hall, well, spring, branch; Some
fruit, young timber, REA cur-
rent available. Mail and school
rt. Free of Mortgages. Easy
terms. Chas. R. Broyles, Ellen-
wood, Rt. 2.

30 A bordering paved Hwy:
19 at foot of Mountain just
South Neals Gap, beautiful
trout stream, swimming hole, all
trees and shrubs native to re-
gion; Summer homes, two 5 R
cottages, partially furnished,
running water piped direct from
spring, elec., GE refrigerator,

1 v ds 48S: | caretakers house, barn. Could
cows, 50 chickens, farm

| be-subdivided. All for $8875.00.
H. P, Stuckey, Experiment.

165 A farm and wood land,
Hwy. 53 for sale. No letters an-
swered unless self addressed
stamped envelope enclosed. An-

drew J. Edwards, Fairmount,
Rts2:
250 A, Hwy. 16, five mi. S, E.

Jackson, Butts Co., some tim-
ber, plenty running water (hot
and cold), telephone. Mrs. T. G.
Linkous, Flovilla. (Phone Jack-

76 A, running water year
around; 2 dwellings, barn, large
potato house, other buildings.
Good location. School bus,
church rt. Reasonable. Or exc.
for other property in Ga. H. L.
Thomas, eee Sars Rt.





. Macon, 1 1 Ar
mi. S. Columbus Rd, at Railey | mi. Atlanta re;

a sea
elec., young orchard (dif. kinds
fruit), creek through, well stock-
ed with fish, mill site for wa-
ter mill, 2 mi. off highway, mail
rt. by door. Exe. for few acres
if suited. Ben H.

85 A, 2 mi. gs. W. Dallas, few
lots of
young timber, some fruit, fair
dirt road, fish pond sight; 6 R
sufficient

covered
with middle roof, elec. Sell or
exchange for smaller place; Al-
so 3/4 A, py mi. Dallas, rea-
. Stone, Dallas, Rt,

10 A, 11/2 mi. E. ulate
close to Hwy. 23, plenty wood;
2 outbldgs. |
Ideal for poultry farm. Clear

57 A, 87 A cultivation, young
good
5: house, elec., fish pond, oak
Dallas,
| | priced for immediate sale. In-
quire at McBrayers Store, Dal-
las-Villa Rica eS G. MC oo
| and Atlanta. Rural rt. and bus}
available. A. |

plenty of buildings, large pas-

ture, 2 chicken houses, 5000
cap., water, lights in dwelling
and chicken houses, near

church, rural route by door, 2
school buses, 1/4 mi. Highway
to be paved this year. Joe Bry-
ant, Dahlonega, Rt. 2. (3 mi, N.

372 A, REA tie 10 mi. W.
Dahlonega, 10 A cultivation; 3
,|R house, good barn, mail and
school. rt. See or write: Glenn

84 A, Madison Co., 35 A clear-
ed, bal. in pine oak, and hick-
ory, timber, some saw timber;
outbldgs.,
mail and school rt., 1 mi: church
Wheat, Corn,
Roller, and Water Mills, 1 mi.
Greyhound Bus Line. $3000.00
cash, Lester eh Daniels-
UL

ville, Rt. 3. (Near e Stone
Church), :

40 A, ideal home site, beauti-
ful mountain view, _ trees,

outfit, tiller, harrow, cultivator,
distributor, planter, lime spread-
er, wagon, 52R Intl. Harvester,
Combine, R. C. Holloway, Man-
chester.

water (well), $2200.00. At least
$1000.00 in cash, balance $25 or| Ry
$30 monthly with 6%
Mrs..Zora Brown, Scottdale, P
O. Box 317,

ture, 40 A cultivation, about 20
A bottom, 2 streams through,
beautiful lake site, fine stand
young timber, make good cattle
farm; Good 6 R house, elec.,
school, mail rt. by door. A real
bargain. Terms to suit you. Low
interest rate. Come see. Earl
Thomas, Sautee.

194 A, 110 A cultivation, 95|%4., N. E.
per ct. stumped, good fence, | _
new home all modern conveni- |
ences, good 4 R tenant house,
fair barns, etc., tobacco, peanut,
cotton allotments, 16 ft. tobac-
co barn. Place now being farm-
ed, but can conditionally deli-
ver immediately, $9000.00. Some
terms. W. H| Branan, Summit.

4 mi.
land, 5 R house with asbestos
siding, water pump, elec. lights.
Ernest E.. Harris, Soa Rt






_ Approx,

churches, school, and store, lake
sites, considerable : w and pulp-
od, some land un
tion, some ib
ranch, chicken business,
ing sites: 5 R house, elec., barn.
Sell all or part. L. B. Cochran,
Fairburn, RFD 2.

40 A, N. E- part of Forsyth
Co., 20 A oultivation, rest in
pasture, woods,saw timber to
build house. Make over bale cot-
ton acre or 80 bu. corn. 1/2 mi.
paved road, 3/4 mi. good high
school and church. Mail and
school rt. Priced right. W. W.
Harris, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

56 A, 900 ft. Atlanta Hwy. be-

ford (not be affected by. Bu-
ford Dam); 2 houses, one 6 R
new, good barn, plenty of wood
and water, $3500.00. F. D. Ben-
nett, Flowery Hanah Rt. 2;
Nice stock farm, 100 A, 3 mi.
Ww. Chickamauga, G: Ga. 40 A cul-
tivation, stock pond, well, 2
cisterns; 3 houses, barns, out-
bldgs. R. R. White, (Res. Flint-
stone, Ga.), Post Office, St. El-
mo, Tenn.

100 R between Marietta an

Alatoona Dam, good improve-
ments; also 50 A near Marietta

by place. Elec.
B Wood, Marietta, 200 Stuart
St.

40% A, some bettone: 2.
branches, good wll of water,
plenty wood, 4 mi. S. Acworth,
near Moss Hill; Good 5 R
house, lights, % mi. to paved
road, school bus by door, good
outbldgs. Mrs. .J. F. Elliott,
Marietta, Rt.- 5} Box 377;

Small tractor of land, ponte
1 mi. Austell, just off Bank-|
head hwy, desirable for poultry
farm, creek across back for
pasture, $400.00. B. A. Brewton,
Mountain View, P. O. Box 34.

- 187 A, Cobb Co., 2 houses,
l.rge barn, 2 creeks, pastures,
30 A bottom, 30 A upland in
cultivation,
other orchard plantings, good
stock farm, for sale or e
Roger S. Cobb, Marietta, Rt
6, (Atlanta phone Cy 1992).

26 A, 4 mi, Marietta, 2 mi.
Smyrna, 1 mi. from pavement,
12 A cultivation, 2 A orchard,
rest in woods, 2 houses, elec.
lights, power, good wells, near
schools and. churches. Bargain.
J. C. King, Marietta, 208 Gram- |,
ling St. (Tel. 1204). :

302 A, 3 mi, Warm eer
near Bar Rest Ranch, approx.
200,000 ft. saw timber, 200 pe-|d
can trees,.fenced, cross fenced,
ideal sight for lake, 10 dwell-
ings, 1 complete 2 row tractor

3 large lots, 5 R aks lights,

interest.

266 A, White Co. 40 A pas-



103 A, Gwinnett Co., mail rt.,
Lawrencevile, smooth








paved this year, mai
lake 5 3










290 A, lots - fruit
grape vines, 3 pecan



plenty wood, some saw
plenty bottoms, x
branches; 3 houses,






not wired but li
3 mi. Buford Dam, 2 ma
2 school bus rts. 1
road, $6000.00. Alfred P
Suwanee, Rt is











tween Flowery Branch and Bu-| |

near chiirch, hos
Near Norris sane Ice









4 Rockbridge Rd.

173 A, in S. E. G
14 A creek bottom, 5.
cleared, good pas



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. 62% A, 8 mi. New. Far
+State Market, Toccoa, 3
cul#ivation, mostly creek
}tom;- New 6 R house
livable on state hwy.
away soon to be blacked
ed, mail, school tt,






Sarat near. Bache $3
Terms. Mrs. F. Mc
coa, Morningside Dr.

135 A, 20 A open, good
ture, 6 R_ house, ceiled,
smoke house, 2 broiler (
(7000 cap.), water, REA po
: D pump in ee 6: ie
20 pecan trees, :








3 A jana: 4 mi. Bo
mi, Carrollton, at Victory,
church, school Lane line; +
house, 3 porches, scre
elec. lights. Sell for coke
as J. Baughn, oe





hn
22A caitivedeet 10
a Rage of wa




ings, fair cond.,
$3800.00" Ernest Le
ville, Rt. 4, Box 80.

70 A, 32 A good cultiva
land, make 1 bale cotton to.
2 good pastures, 3 A
Good 5 R house (with
elec., well on porch, wate
barn, chicken house (2000
other outbldgs. 5 mi. ae

School, mail and school
coor. Ford wee C









[Wiest pee ;
*|}2021/2 A, 160 A open,
Orchard Hill, Bae
elec., plenty wa
pond location, Write or s
V. Allen, Griffin, Rt. B.

92 acres, partly
Butts Co, 400 pecan trees |
old, 8 R house, elec., o'
ern conveniences, Chick
barn, and other outbld
ture and spring. Several ;
$15,000.00 . cash. J
y McCord, Atlanta,
DE &


















ti
telephone Sites Gor







ing or pee: Sasides



phone ae 6 mi. Roberta.
ture, plenty wood, water,
vines. Can use. tractor on
farm. K. x Lindsey,













FARMS RM L
FOR SALE










FARMS & FARM LAND
FOR SALE .




& FARM ae
OR SALE





ho 4
Jin cultivation,
ood pas-
us, 2 mi.

eae as |.

reas, 600" Rev. W.
wder Springs,




tract Padkuieber

; timber, 52 A be-|
this | year, school,

: 4 mi . town.

i off highway
od peanut and
~~ fio. house.

1 trade for late

or Ferguson trac-
. H ake offer. J. Van}
i : Relle, P, O. Box

S33











t , cow barn on
- Gainesville on
a near, but
ffected by Buford

_ right for quick
V ae Roberts-







oh eultivation, 125
and pasture, ideal
5 mi. S$. Cleve-
. Mossy Creek

e 2 story dwelling,
numerous buildings,
1g freestone well wa-
es, creek on west
, school bus, tele-
- mail. Write for
4 _ete. Cr. Thur-

_ Atlanta, 720






, 40, A pativs:
vedeza, plenty of |
-elec., school
Cen "weather road.
payment, bal, to
3 aser. L. S. Pounds,
me 261 Glenwood Ave.,
ho. . Dixie 2441). :






z : y equipped Poultry
i rm and Hatchery,
; dwellings, 20 min.
fully. stocked
for brooding,
pedigree breed-
out 1000 head poul-
iener, ade Rt.










land, 6R canes,

roof, outbldgs.,

mail rt. May have

Just off Buford

\tlanta, $4500.00.
a. _Marbut, ie
. (Tel.







: a nice
lake well stock-
R house, 3




= Part cee for
nty wood, some tim-
a, C- McWilliams,

Rt. 3. :










4g,
0 A good river
River), 3 mi. N.
- Mineral Bluff;
tenant buildings,



good _ springs,
er. See: F. L. Byers,
Rt.

mi. N. signage:
the DeMore .Home
ne, mail and school
suitable for cat-
3, good spring at)
Nese Clarkesville,







mi, off Covington
ultivation, 3 per-
anches, lake sites; 6
bath, hot and cold
BORE School and

. J, Eldon Demp-
He hone No. 2134.

ivation, 15
water; 7 R
, bath, elec.,
a church, mail.
by door, 1/4. smi.
woodland, good
ber, 6 mi. town,
imberland,
pond site.
larkesville, Rt.














Eekimecce: Ath
tt, aes A cultiva-
astuxe ai d woods;
a ee other pa HR;

rater. W.- a



-[ ough.

18. A timber land,
Clarkesville, plenty running
water, no buildings. Mrs. Katie
Jones, Clarkesville, Rt, 2.

60 A farm, nice stream run-
ning through, goodwroad being
built, plenty of wood, near
school; 4 R house, barn, $2500.
Terms, Isaac Reed, Marble Hill.

117.8 A, Franklin Co. 31/2
mi. Royston, now rented. Will
sell cash, terms or trade for

$3000.00. Mrs. M. S. Stone,
Royston, Rt. 1. (Cromers Mill).

200. A, plenty creek bottom
and ublafd, walking distance of
}ehurch, school, and store; 2 good
houses, new barn, elec., sell at
bargain. Write for all informa-
tion. All letters ans. A. P. Glad-
den, Tallapoosa, Rt. 1.

-981:2 A, 2 good houses,-both
with lights, out-bldgs. store
house, good land, plenty wood,
running water, on school- and

mail rt. 1 mi. Liberty Hill. See

or write. E, P. McDonald, Mil-
ner, Rt. 1. \

2 tracts: approx. 63 A., some
timber, all under fence, 10 A. of
hog fence with running water;

.|10 A. cultivated, bal. pasture.
| Large cattle barn and metal

grainery, Old dwelling. In El-

E. bert Co., 1 block paved Hwy.; |
, |other, approx. 95 A. all in small.
: timber within half mi.
;-|Hwy., from Elberton to Ander-
| son, $. C. in front of both pieces

paved

property. C. G. Dobbs, Atlanta,
968 Dill Ave., S. W., RA7279.

2 tracts: 62 A. in Cobb. Coun-
ty, god 5 R house, elec., 5 mi.
Mableton, 16 mi. Atlanta, 2
young mules, one 0IC brood
sow, 1 stock hog, Jersey cow,
50 bu. corn, some farming tools,
$6,500.00; other, OD ney Gilmore

+Co., 4 R. bungalow, 3 mi, Elli-

jay, about 200 oo off Hwy.
Servant house, 2 good springs,
$2,000.00, Mrs. P. L. Kimmons,
Owner, Atlanta, 712 Bankead
Ave., N. W. BE 6166.

220 A., near Roswell, 20 mi.
No. Atlanta, 2 tenant houses,
Elec., Springs, lakesites, run-
ning stream, pulp wood, All-
weather Road. Thos, J. Clark,
Atlanta, 176-12th St., N. E.

200 A., some timber, beauti-
ful lake "site, 4 R. house, out-
| bldgs., about. 5 A. cleared land,
abeut 1-1/2 mi, West Cleveland
and Helen Hwy. No. 75, located
14-1/2 mi. No. Cleveland. SIS icAS
Mrs. Frank Ledford. Cleveland,
RED: 3. os 5 :

202-1/2 A. 8 R. house, 3
porches, painted in and out side,
'wired for elec., 2 smaller houses,
large barns, other bldgs., shrub-

|

| bery, flowers, 125 A. open, good
{land. Lasting water in fields. 10 |

A. set pines 11 yrs. old and lot
smaller timber on Hwy. 341, lo-
cated 14 mi. So. Hawkinsville,

d|5 mi. No. Eastman at Log Cabin

Store, $7,750.00. Wm. Colemand,
Eastman,

60 A. more or less of red land,
2 houses, 4 and 6 R. and porch-
es, barns, other bldgs., good
water, over 100,000 ft. saw tim-
ber, plenty fruit, on mail and
school bus Rt. Mrs..R. O. Bag-
gett, Hiram, RFD 1. :

95 A., land, 7 R. house, well in
yard, 3 barns, on School Bus
and mail Rt. Lights, good roads,
nice neighborhood, 3 mi. Junc-
tion City, Talbot Co., $500.00
down. Mrs. Earl Howard, June-
tom: City. Rist,

3 lots, 90x120 on hard sur-
faced hwy., Camden Co., for
sale. Mrs. D. G. Caldwell,
Kingsland. :

Tract of land, 21-11th dist,
Mitchell Co.;.511i/2 A, some

timber, pasture, 2 small barns,
about $125. worth of tools;
Houses, Hwy. being built

through middle of land, good
neighborhood, $2250.00. Contact
owner, L. Simmons, Kissi-
mee Park, Fla.

2 A: land, 41 Hwy,,
Acworth, 4 R. house mot quite
finished) for sale or trade for
15-20 A. good land in No, Ga.
T. W. Poole, Kennesaw, Rt; 1."

100 A, State Hwy. 81 (paved),
6 mi. McDonough, all stock,
hammer mill, pea thresher, cot-
ton duster, tools; 2 houses, 4
barns, pasture, near school and
mail rt., $6000.00. Inquire Jake
Lewis Store, 4 mi. E. McDon-
Johnson, Locust



rove, Rt




6. mis |:

house. and lot in town. Value |

2 Mines

5 A. or more, Lookout Mtn. ie
Walker Co. Georgia, 20
Chattanooga. Old 4 R. ho ge
wash house, out-bldgs., apples,
pear, peaches, grapes, straw-
berries, blackberries; some tim-
ber, small stream. 3 A. now in

cultivation. Elec, Good road.
New 4 R. school next door.
Churches, stores close. $1,400

cash, or $1,500.00 with terms.
- W. Downs, Rising Fawn, Rt.

188 A., just off Wrightsville
Hwy., 2 mi. Tennille. 100 A. pas-
ture, rest cultivation, about 2
mi. of good fence, 1 dwelling, 3
tenant houses, plenty barns and
shelters, $45. A; 125 A., 12 mi.
So. Tennille, house need re-
pairs, no barns, 85 A. open, all
good land, $20. A. Dennis Boyd,
Tennille.

Small farm, 72 A., good land,
plenty wood and water, 4 R.
house, 1 mi. RR Station, with 2
stores and Post Office, $1,000.
Half cash, bal. 2 to 3 yrs. J. V.
Tinley, Waynesboro.

100 A., creek through doe 5
R. house, mule, 13 chickens,
elec., 1/4 mi. Spring Hill
Church, mi. Meigs, 4 mi.
Ochlocknee, $3500.00. Ira M.
Griffin, Ochlocknee, Rt. 1.

_ 475 A, Newton Co., 150 A bot-

tom, 100 A now in tractor cul-
tivation, creek, 3 permanent
branches, lake- site, lots of tim-
ber, pulpwood, ideal for live-
stock, entirely fenced, cross
fenced, $18.50 A; Consider sell-
ing only 300 A at $12. A; Also
62 1/2 A Newton Co., 40 A trac-
tor. cultivation, small lake site,
year around stream, $25. A. J.
E. Cline, Oxford, (Phone Cov-
ington 2167 or 3478).

587 A, 11/2 mi. S. E. Ogle-
thorpe, 275 A under cultivation,
300 fairly heavy timber, 250 pe-.
ean trees, fish pond, electricity
ready for wiring, 2 good houses,
40x50 ft. barn; Open land, near-
ly all under hog wire, 48 A
lupine, 18 A rape, bal. practical-
ly ready for crop, fine hog
ranch, 5 fattening pens, 4 large
springs, school rt.; Reasonable.
1/2 cash, bal. long time 4 per
ct. E. E. Beebe, Oglethorpe.

212 A, Central Ga., 2 houses,
river, 2 branches, natural lake
site, elec., truck, tractor, farm
implements, for sale. Mrs. J. H.
Fair, Atlanta, 522 Luckie St.
(Tel. At. 9245).

243 A excellent farm land,
mi. State Rt. 85, 3 mi. S.
| Fayetteville, 25 mi.
Atlanta; 2 spring branches, exc.
lake site, good pasture, saw
mill, pulpwood timber, 1 tenant
house, elec. available. $35.00
A. Reasonable terms. Immediate
possessnon. C. B. Shelton, At-
lanta, 1559 Peachtree St. (Tel.
Ve. 1405).

4 A, % A in Strawberries,
pasture, 4 R house, elec., weil,
barn, smoke house, fish pond
(needs refixing), 2 mi. town,
$1700.00. Mrs. I. L. Boring,
Acworth, Rt. 1.

167 A, Columbia Co., about
4 mi. Harlem, land suitable for
pasture, no tenant at present,
very reasonable, Contact: Ernest
Hatcher, Harlem. (or call James
M. Lazenby, owner, Tel. Emer-
son 5344- Atlanta).

65 A land near Augusta,

cheap. Mrs. H. L. Zeigler, Au-
gusta, (phone 38845).
73 A, S.. Monroe Co., un-

cultivated, some good timber,
spring, small stream, ideal for
pasture, known as Old Rainey
Place, Mrs, A. H. Heard, At-
Janta, 962 Rose Circle, S.W.

1 A top soil, 14 mi. W. At-
lanta, Mableton and Factory
Shoal Rd., 142 mi. paved hwy..
4R house, lights, running water,
barn, other bldgs. $2500.00 cash.
W. K. Womack, Austell, Rt. 2.

40 A, 742 mi. Acworth, 15 or
20 open, rest in timber and pas-
ture, plenty water, well in back
yard, nice lake site, 4R house,
elec., school and mail rt., barn,
outbldg., for sale or trade for



other property. Weston Rice,
Acworth, Reed nie eis:

5 points,

1 A more or less, Stapleton,
Ga., 5R house, $1900.00. J. F
Rhodes Jr., Avera.

1125 A, open, 250 A branch
bottom (good cattle pasture),
3/4 million ft. saw timber,
barns, outbldgs., now operated
6 plows, $15. A cash. Tel. Cy.
8821. C. J. Cofer, Atlanta, Care
eeron Hotel, 67 Pryor St, N:

1 A land, %mi. Yonah, school
and mail rt., 3R house, cheap.
Dorothy Owens, Alto, Rt. 1.

3 small farms with acreage,
houses on each, near Lithia
Springs, good water, lights,
near churches and school. Dr.
D. A. Bagley, Austell. (phone
3201).

129 A, 75 cultivation, plenty
wood, timber, good water, pe-
ean grove, peachtrees, orange,
other fruit trees; 7R house,
water, lights, bath. 5 mi. Adel,
Adel-Nashville Hwy. Conveni-
ently located. C. A. Clements,
Adel, Rt. 1..

20 A, 12 mi. Atlanta, off
Bankhead Hwy. plenty good
timber, near transporation,
church, school, stores. J. W.
Bryant, Atlanta, 821 Ormewood
Terrace, S. E. (tel de. 4043).

Grape Vineyard with 250
bearing vines, near Inman Yard,
enough stone on land already
quarred and stacked to build
2 houses. Phone Ve. 5513. J.
D. Martin Sr., Atlanta, 826 St.
Charles Ave. N.E.

102 A, 2 mi. W. Chattahoo-
chee River, 4 streams through
farm, can be fine pasture,
some saw timber, about half
wooded land, no elec. on place
but nearby, 1 house, 2 nid
barns. 14% mi. NE Draketown,
off Dalas-Buchanan Hwy.,
$2200.00. A. G. Hutcheson, Au-
stell-- Rt: 3:

10 A cleared land ready for
cultivation, on old Stage. Rd.,
4 mi. S.:Oglethorpe, Macon Co.,
well drained, fine for poultry
or livestock. No buildings, pub--
lic hwy., REA, school bus line,
RFD, near churches, nice re-
sidence site, splendid communi-
ty, fine water, no malaria. Rea-
sonable. Ben T, Gilmer, Ander-
sonville, RFD.

244 A stock farm, 200 A fenc-
ed (new woven wire), 30 A
Stewart Pecans; 2 houses, 1

big barn, other small barns,
cows, hogs, goats, mule, tur-
keys, $30.00 A. Bargain. N.

Falony, Bryonville, Rt. 1.

82 A, no buildings, 1/2 in cul-
tivation, $200.00; Tract of 110
A, 45 in cultivation, good fence,
5 R house, barn, school.and mail
rt., good water, 2000 turpentine
cups, 3rd yr, 25,000 ft. saw tim-
ber, 25 cords pulpwood, $7000.
Both farms in Montgomery Co.
C. C. Chambers, Uvalda,. Rt. 2,
Box 18.

180 A tractor land on Cane
Creek, 1 mi. S. Woodbury, Meri-
weather Co., 2 small streams
through tract, approx. 60
farm land, rest wood and pas-
ture; 4 buildings, fruit and nut
trees. Price nominal. Chas. S.
Reid, Woodbury.

40 A, White Co. 3 mi. N.
Cleveland, good bottoms, fine
garden. fenced, 2 pastures
fenced, 2 barns, bold spring,
trout stream through property,
plenty wood, $1200, Take some
trade. Daniel B. Gates, Winston,
Rta

50 A, 26 A cultivation, fenced
in 4 fields, 2 pastures, school
and mail rt. by door, 550 tur-
pentine cups just put up; 5 R
house, elec., tobacco, barn, pack
house, mule barn, all equipment,
two 9 yr. old mules, cotton, to-
bacco allotment, $4500.00. Pos-
session Jan, 1, 1951. A. F. Green,
Wray, Rt. 2.

146 A, well located, produc-
tive, stumped, 78 A cultivation,
graded hwy., school, mail rt.,
elec, by. door; 7 R house, 4R
house, new cement block tobac-
co barn, several outbidgs., near

8 churches, well timbered, lots
new fence, 3 wells. Mrs. Ella H.
Holten, Wray, Rt2. 2



Kt

and mail rt.,
barn, pasture. Mrs. C. F. to
er, Alto, RFD 1.

50 A, plenty timber, good
bldgs., just off
around Meansville, Thomaston,
Zebulon,-or Griffin, 5 R house,
for saleor exc. for smaller place
of 10-12 A. Mrs. Fannie BoN
Winston, Rt. 1.

new house, large chicken house,

barn, lights, mail and school rt.,

near 3 good stores. Ideal for cat-

ue L.. O. Mayfield, >
tr

las Co.,,about 4 mi. Winston, Di
mi. off post road, near 2 chur ch-
es; large home, lights, large
barn; well in yard, large young
orchard, horse, plow tools,

ton, Rt. 1. (Phone At. 0998).

60 A, 6 mi. Winder, school rt.,
40 A bottom with fence, water
suitable for fish pond; 4 R house
(fair cond.), well water (con-
crete casing), spring ner house.

Abbeville, 175 A cultivation,
A under barbed wire, 7 differ-
ent fields, 175 A pasture, 100 A
barbed wire, 75-100 M. ft. tim-
ber, 4 houses, 3 farms without
buildings, 4 wells, plenty of wa-
ter, fish, game. Good terms. S.
H. Reid, Abbeville.

234 A, 11 mi, Americus, Sum-
ter Co., large 6 R dwelling, 2
tenant houses, barn, water pow-
ered grist mill now in operation,

completely fenced; 405 A ad-
joining farm, 6 R house, barn,
fenced, cross fenced. ~Priced
rirght. Good terms. R. L. Le-
Sueur, Americus, 104 W. La-
mar St.

farm with tractor, equipment,
herd, of 25 head, Paulding Co,

Springs. Cheap at $18,000 cash
price. Write: C. S. Conklin, At-
lanta, POB 4148.

Farm near Carrollton
Villa Rica, 4 R. house, elec.,
pasture with running water.
Near school, church and stores.
School bus by. door. Call or
write. Thomas H. Gardner, At-
Janta, 720 Lillian, Ave., S. W.
AM 2312.

59 A., about half open, good
timber, 18 mi. from down-town
Atlanta, 3 mi. Stockbridge.
Good springs, some fruit, beau-
tiful home site, large pasture.
Suitable farming, also stock
raising. No improvements. Good
all-weather road. Telephone and
lights available, $2,250.00. See,
write or call, J. Cs Underwood,
Atlanta,
E., MA 7192.

100 A fenced, part culiiva-
table, part timber, good land,
pasture, spring branch, mail,
school rt. bus, good wel piped,
elec. pump: Nice home, modern
conveniences. Below cost, J.
W. Goff, Talbotton, Rt. 3.

60 A more or less, paved hwy
17, three mi. N. Toccoa facing
Toccoa Waiter Works Lake,
about 30 A bottom, pasture,
some woodland, barn; 7 R and
3 R houses, Ga. power. lights.
R. P. Farmer, Toccoa.

148 A improved land under
wire, 12 A Ladino and Fescue,
22 A clover, 40 A summer pas-
ture, 25 A under cultivacion,
rest in woodland, 20 head cows
and calves, 7 A fish pond well

stocked. .2 town truck, tractor,
tiller, harrow, hammer mull,
mower, about 114 yr. old, fine

cond., 3 houses rented, 1 store

building, paved: hwy. Contact:
Joe Lipsey, Thomaston.
50 A, Haralson Co., 5 mi. S.

Talapoosa, 20, A cultivation,
food fresh land, 3 R house (all

ceiled), fair outbldgs., pump
in wel, lights, near good school,
school and mail rt. by door,

$1800.00. . P.: Robinson, Tal-



lapoosa, Rt. 1.



33 A, % mi. Yonah; school
6 R house, good |

land, pastures, good barns, out-
pavement

40 A, 1/2 mi. to paved road, 4
mi. below Winston, plenty wood, a

42 A, 20 A cities tun; Doug-

$2500. Mrs. Willie Hicks, Wins- >

$2500.00, W. H. Patrick, Winder,
Rtiss
350 A, Wilcox Co., 6 mi. N,

125 A under hog wire fence, 50.

120 A fully equipped. dairy -

between Dallas and Powder Bis

and, =

good well water, good barn and

879: Stalling Ave, S.>














































































































































_ FARMS & FARM LAND

FOR SALE



160 A. Railroad runs through
Jand. 2. creeks through Jand, al-
- so public road. 1 mi. Hwy, 123.

Well known as the old Kytle
Place, Good site and_ location.

Ayersville.

Want about 40 A in SW Ga.

_ Lowery,
Hampton St.

without Shack, anywhre in Ful-

~ Rt. 7, Box .108.

see, POB 122.

- for farming purposes.

~J. C. Wood, Marietta, 200 Stew-

- garden, chickens, pasture, sub-
- fish pond, spring etc. Posses-

to improve. Cobb County only.

- -eorn and cotton. Reasonable for









z

Contact Owner. W. C. Ayers,

WANTED TO BUY OR
EXCHANGE FOR

paved rd., prefer U. S. 19, or 41,
Would buy unimproved acreage
if suited. State price and des-
cription. R. C. Smith, % E. L.
Americus, 130. So.

Want 1 A ground wih or

ton Co., on bus line. Make offer.
Mrs. J. H. Murdock, Atlanta,

Wart smal place within 10
mi. Atlanta with running water,
close to hard road. Elec. avail-
able. Give lowest cash price
with or without improxements.
Write: Georgia Bell, Hiawas-

Want 500-1000 A timber land
Timber
must be ready for saw miling.

art Ave.

G. I. wants small farm, or
suburban home, on hard road.
Must have natural gas. Desire

stantial buildings (not elabo-
rate), 1 large, or 2 dwelings,

sion in September. Around
$5000.00 or-less with possibility

- Ans. all offers. H. D. Commons,
Marietta, 616 Atlanta St.

_ Want good farm with modern

-conveniences available. E. J.
Helton, Savannah, 141 West
Broad St.

Want 50-100 A good land,
house, barn, timber enough to
build with. Must be good for

cash. State cond. and _ price.
Ans. al letters. Rev. J. E.
Meeks, Senoia, Rt. 1.

Want 100 A or more. Must ve
near market, have elec. Prefer
place near Adel or Moultrie.
Cons. other faim in S. Ga. Mrs.
Perle Hester, Ringgold.

Want 150-300 A within 40 mi.
Atlanta. Prefer North or East.
Must have 50 A open, water for
cattle, elec. Give exact location.
E. E. James, Tucker, R. R. 1.

Want 70-85 A,~Barrow Co.,
good productive land, good
buildings, pasture with running
water, wood; near good road,
school bus by door. Must be
priced right. Marvin Maddox;
Winder, Rt. 4.

Want improved, small fanm

or small acreage near Atlanta
transportation,

veniences if possible,
cow, pigs, chickens are permit-

ted., Buy if price is cheap
enough. F. W. Jinks, East
Point, 252 Dauphine St., CA
1961.

Want buy few acres, small

house, on or near Hwy., prefer
near Gainesville or other good
location. Advise price and full
details at once. Wm. C. Bryant,

Fairmount.

Want 10 or 20 A, small house,
! with
spring branch and fire wood, at
reasonable price. Consider 60 to
Edith
Whatley, Atlanta, Rt. 14, Box

near Hwy., and store,

0 miles Atlanta. Mrs.

433.



FARMS FOR RENT





3 on good road,
with running water, city con-}
where

Good farm land on hwy., 1
mi. N. Alpharetta, 4 R house,
elec., running water, 2000 cap.
chicken house, for rent. B. R.
Woodliff, Alpharetta, Rt. 1.

5 A land, 3 R house, new roof
but otherwise bad cond., 4 mi.
E. Conyers, near Covington
hwy., for rent. Will furnish ma-
terial and 1 yr. rent free for
repairing house, Miss Lucy M.
Zachry, Atlanta, 887 Peachtree
Stn Es (lek At Ta:

1T farm at Piedmont, 4 R
house, barn, elec., good well,
school, mail rt. standing or
monthly rent. Mrs. Jessie C.
Ruffner, Barnesville.

For rent: Small farm, 5 mi.
N. Cleveland, hwy. 75, some
timber, some tenable land,
spring water, new house and
cabin. Elec. Mrs. Mae Burger,
Cleveland, Rt. 3.

For rent: 75 A, 20 A cotton
base, good house, water lights,
school bus line, 2 row tractor
to work with complete equip-
ment. 3 mi. Monroe. Large
familq and good workers neces-

Fraser St. S.E. (apt. 439).

P, O. Box 116.

barn, pasture,

land pasture.

Want to rent small acreage
for garden and chickens, small
house (2 or 3 R), just outside
of town on bus line. Prefer
South Ga. A. S. Warner, At-
lanta, Box 434.

Want smali amount land,
reasonable walking distance of
bus to Atlanta for reasonable
rent. Must have electricity and
water. Try to improve land if
rented year longer. Letter ans.
Mrs. Ida Fausset, Atlanta, 326

Want small dairy farm. Must
have 4 or 5 R house, lights,
running water, Ans. all letters.
Charlie Brumbalow, Doraville,

Want rent (or buy) 35 to 99
A., in Albert Co., with house,
on school and
mail rt., for 1950 and 1951,
would rent house and few acres
No cotton acre-
age wanted this. year. Write,
L. H. Ouzts, Elberton, Rt. 3.

Print, 25, $6.00;

only. Add postage on less than
25. Mrs. Glenn H. Smith,
Gainesville, Rt. 1. :

Print, 100 cap., free of
holes, spots mildew, wash-
ed, ironed, 3, $1.00; $3.75 doz.;
Odds, 25e ea. Mrs. Annie Strick-
land, Gainesville, Rt. 1.
Print, free of holes and mil-
dew, 3, $1.00; White, washed,
ironed, no holes nor mildew,
20c ea.; With letters, unwashed,
15c ea. PP in Ga. No checks.
Mire. T. F. Babley, Alpharetta,
je ae eet of

2 doz. Print, washed, pressed,
$3. doz. Vince Wheeler, Atlan-
ta, 2195 Cheshire Bridge Rd., N.
W. (Tel. Exc, 3237).. i

Large selection of 106 Ib. feed
sacks, washed, free of holes,
25 ea. Add tage. Mrs. J. W.
Nichols, Blairsville, Rt. 4, Box

ae 2G 8 ]

_ Good 100 1b. white, 5, $1.10;
Print, 4, $1.25. PP. L, E. San-
ders, Buchanan, Rt. 2.

Print, washed, ironed, no

H,



SACKS FOR SALE

holes. nor mildew, 20c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. Chas. Sosebee,
Cleveland, Rt. 1. 3



sary. Chas. E. Chick, Monroe.

Small acreage with furnished
house to rent to elderly couple.
Write for details. R. J. Hender-
son, Monroe, Rt. 1, Box 65 A.

3 H. farm for rent, located on
Highway 19, good land, has not
been planted in melons for
years; would be fine for melons
or any other crop; young Pecan
grove on place will pay the
rent. Contact: W. J. Jackson,
Thomasville, Rt. 2.

30 A in cultivation, 3 big
rooms in my house, gas heat,
lights, plenty of timber, running
water; standing rent only to
nice couple. H. W. Bagley,
Suwanee.

Good farm, approximately 69
A cultivation, running water for
stock. 6 R house, elec., well on
porch, @arge barn, 9 mi. Winder.
Standing rent, 2 bales of cot-
ton to yreliable, good farmer.
Estate of Mrs. Mary Mitchell
Ivy. Contact for further infor-
mation, etc. Mrs. Ruth I. Jor-
dan, Atlanta, % Fulton Co.
Court house, or phone HE
7493. :

2H farm, 25 mi. No. Atlania
on paved mail and school rt. 4
R house, elec. Standing rent,
Cc. K. Anneberg, Marietta, Rt. 1,
Box 150.

Ideal %4 acre site on paved
Hwy., 141, water and lights
available, 40 minutes drive out
of Atlanta, 20 min. General
Motors. C. V. Nesbit, Norcross.
Rt. 1, Box 206-J.

Good 2H farm near Campton,
standing rent or 3rds. and 4ths.
Good 4R house, elec., good land,
25A in cotton. On mail and
school rt. Mrs. W. H. Braswell,
Monroe. Rt. 1.

For rent: 118 A., fertile land,
8R frame house, well watered,
well wooded, suitable for cattle
por row crops, or chicken farin.
On paved Hwy., close to school,
churches, 2 towns and RR. Or
may rent just land; also have
approx. 85 A., fertile, watered,
wooded land, 1 mi. ft. on 2
paved Hwy. close churches,
schools, towns, and RR. Apply
Florence <A. Bruckner, Nor-
wood, Box 156.

For rent: 2H farm, 4R house,
on public road, RFD, REA
(elec.) located % mi. from pave-



FARMS FOR RENT

ment and school bus. E. M.
Coleman, Cuthbert, 204. W.
Pine St.



WANT TO RENT FARM



1H_ farm,

pasture, etc., 6 mi. Ellijay,
mi. from highway, for
Binie Call, Ellijay, Rt, 1.

210 A, Banks Co., near Hick-
ory Flat School, mostly bottom,
2 houses, standing rent. Docia

nice. 4 R_ house
(water), plenty outbldgs., fruit,
1;2 or 3 R house, near Atlanta
rent.

free of holes and mildew,

Rt..7.
d0z.;
ville, Rt, 2.

25c ea. Del.
Gainesville, Rt. 2. :

Durand, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

COD. Mrs. Claude
Gainesville, Rt. 5.

ea, Mrs.
Gainesville, Rt. 5.

Rt. 6.

Print, washed, free of holes

ea.; Damaged alike, 20c

Gainesville, Rt. 1.

20c ea. Plus postage. Cash,
Gainesville, Rt. 7.

$1. Add postage. Mrs. Geo.
bard, Gainesville, Rt. 5.

i

Add postage. MO, Cash,

Martin, Gainesville, Rt. 7.

White, washed, ironed,
ea. Add postage.

Rt. 5, Box 17.

Mrs. F.
se. 2;

if preferred. Mrs. A. PB.
Gainesville, Rt. 5.



Want to rent 5 A land with

Robert R. Jackson Sr., Atlanta,
370 Pryor St. S. W.

Want small farm near Atlan-
ta, Fulton Co. preferred, Pay
standard rent. J, A. Bennett,



Harris, Lula



letters or stripes,
$1.50 doz. Add postage.

ville, Rt. 1.



Atlanta, Rt. 12






ming, Rt. 5. te

100 lb. smooth White sacks,
washed, ironed, no spots, holes,
nor mildew, 20c ea. Add post-
age; Unwashed, 18c ea. Mrs.
Elmer Clark, Gainesville, Rt. 8.

100 lb. Print sacks, washed,

ea.; White, good cond., 20c ea.;
Unwashed, 15 ea. Add postage.
Mrs. R. EL. Clark, Gainesville,

Print: sacks, 4, $1.00; $2.60
White, 5, $1. All 100 lb.
cap. Mrs. Azzie Crow, Gaines-

100 Ib. cap. White sacks,
washed, ironed, free of letters,
L. Duran,

Print sacks, good cond., 5,
$1, Add postage. Mrs. Blanche

100 Ib. cap. print sacks, wash-
ed, ironed, free of holes and
spots, 4, $1. Add postage or
Garrett,

Washed, ironed print sacks, 3,
$1.00; White, free of letters, 25c
Newman Garrett,

Good quality print sacks, 100
Ib. cap., free of holes and mil-
dew, 20c ea. Add postage. Mrs.
Cc. W. Gilleland, Gainesville,

100 lb. Broiler Feed Bags:
mildew, 28c ea.;/ Unwashed,

Damaged Odds, 6, $1.00; White,
unwashed, 6, $1. 12 or more PP.
No COD. Miss Thelma Hayes,

-Print sacks, washed, ironed,
25 ea.; Some Odds and holes,

or GOD. Mrs. Clayton Holbrook,

Print, washed, good cond., 4,
Hub-

Print sacks, 100 Ib. cap., good
cond., 25c ea. Add postage. Mrs.
Early Knight, Gainesville,

Print sacks, washed, ironed,
25 ea.; Odds, and holes, 20c ea.

COD. No checks. Mrs. Marvin

No. checks.
Mrs Jewell Mathis, Gainesville,

Print, ripped, washed, 11/4
yds. long, 25 ea. Add postage.
C. McClure, Gainesville,

Print, washed, ironed, free of
holes, 3, $1. Add postage. COD

White, 100 Ib. cap, free of
121/2c ea.;

Parks Roper, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Print, washed, free of holes
and mildew, 4, $1. Add postage.
Mrs. Bessie Shuemake, Gaines-

Odd print, 20c ea. Add post-
age. Mrs. Otis Mashburn, Cum-

_ Print, 100 Tb. cap., washed,
ironed, ripped, free of holes and
mildew, 25 ea.; $3. doz.;
with small holes, 20c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. John Howard,
Cleveland, Rt. 1. oo

100 lb. cap. Print, washed,
ironed, free of holes, 25 ea.
Add postage. Mrs. W. M. Ham-
ilton, Cleveland, Rt. 2.

100 lb. cap. White, bleached,
no lettering, washed, free of
holes and mildew, 18c ea. PP
in Ga. Mrs. A. D. _ Truelove,
Clermont. :

_ Extra good White, bleached,

250

E. Sellers, Cornelia, Star Rt.

Print, 100 lb. cap., washed,
jroned, free of holes. and mil-
dew, 25c ea. Add postage; Un-
washed, 20c ea. Mrs. Leo Green,
Suwanee, Rt. 1. ae
Good grade white, free of
letters, holes and mildew, 20c
lea. PP. Mrs. T. R. Lacke, Cum-
ming, Rt. 1. eit
Washed and ironed sacks,
free of holes and mildew, 4, $1.;
Whites, 5, $1.00. Add. postage.
Prompt shipment. Mrs. .W. &
McDaniel, Cumming, Rt. 2.

White, bleached, 100 Ib. cap.,
free of holes, letters and mil-

|Mrs. Tom Pilgrim,
REA: AS Sarat
good cond., 5, $1.15. Add
age. Mrs. Paul
ega, Rt. 3.

Print, free of holes and mil-

and
25
ea.;

ville, Rt. 3.
Good quality smooth white
100 Ib. cap., 15 ea. Print,

washed, good grade, 100 Ib.
cap., 25c ea, PP. Mrs. Mattie
Waters, Dawsonville, Rt. 2.

100 lb. cap. Print, washed,
ironed, 25c ea. PP in Ga. in
lots of 10 or more. MO or cash.
No checks. Mrs. C. L. Thomp-
son, Dawsonville.

100 Ib. cap. Print, washed,
free of holes and mildew, 25c
Lea.; White, 100 1b. cap., unwash-
ed, free of holes and mildew,
or |15 ea. PP. Mrs. Pearl Waters,
Dawsonville, Rt. 2.

130 Print sacks, 100 Ib. cap.,
ripped, washed, free of holes
and mildew, all 18c ea. Add
postage. No checks. Mrs. Edna
Jones, Dougherty, Rt. 1.

100 lb. cap. unwashed

MO

Rt.

20c

white,

PP. E. B. Vaughn, Dunwoody.

White sacks, free of letters,
20c ea.; 6, $1. O. S. Brooks, Ox-
ford. ;

Print, washed, ironed, free of
holes and mildew, 25 ea.; 4,
$1.00; $3. doz. 3 sacks free with
$5. orders. Add postage. Prompt
shipment. Mrs. Hubert Phillips,
Royston, Rt. 1.

Print sacks, washed, 30c ea.;
White, 6, $1.00. No COD. Add
postage. No checks. Mrs. T. T.
Cantrell, Gainesville, Rt. 5.

Nix,

Mrs.



Add postage.
ley, Gainesville, Rt. 5.

holes and mil
20c ea. Add

Gainesville, Rt. 8.

guar., wash
-B, Popham, Fayettevill

dew, 20c ea. Add p
or COD. No checks.
Coleman, Flowery Bra
aos PN ee ae




washed, ironed, 25c ea. Mrs. M. | ville, Rt.

dew, 20c ea. Satis. guar. PP.

Print, 100 Ib, cap. washed, | F
Dodd, Dahlon-

dew, ripped, washed, 25 ea.| W
PP. Mrs. Charlie Jett, Dawson- 1

free of holes and mildew, 6, $1. |



light ones, 20, $3.50; 20c ea, MO | sacks,

Mrs. Maj






Print, washed,






Print, good qu
a










Print, free of holes |








200-300 Print, 100
washed, no holes nor n

*

25 ea.; $20.00 . Add p












Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Large Print, washed,
no spots nor holes, 25
postage. No stamps. J
N. Samples, Flowery
Rt. i.

Good quality 100 1
print, no holes nor mile
ea. PP. Mrs. Bi e







Se see

White, 100 tb. cap.,
ters, unwashed, 7, $1.00; 15
PP. Miss R. McCollum, G
ville, Rt. 1. 4
Fine grade Print, 25
White, unbleached, unwa
100 Ib. cap., 14c ea.















White, washed, free
100 Ib. size, 6, $1.00.
Paul Kent, Marble Hill.










FLOWERS AND SE
FOR SALE 4

City of P.
Canard, pink,

giant, red, Ki bt
wisteri

President,

Camp, Cordele.
_ Chrysanthemums:
Betsy. Ross, Vivia,

Pompoms, isies, |
PP. No out of state o
W. T. Caldwell, G
East Chappell St.







Print, 25c ea. PP. Prompt

shipment. Eston Young,
fi 5 eee






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PECANS AND OTHER
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE



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number,
9179. Mrs. W. D.
lanta, 1696 Roge:s
Bushes,

rabapple, Peach,

Trees, also

Add postage.

Moneymakers,

Bushes, $1.25 doz.
=aec . doz.:
2.; Crabapple, 6,

BaD ts same An ler ets Ma a aR acacia 3S a -a Tae eaa eee e A
A a

eyr., $1.75; 10, $15.00:
Lemon, Kumquat
0 ea.; Stewart Pecan,

00 ea.; W. J. Pearce,

: Chickasaw,

es, ess = <:

| Eggs,

ee ee

: A foundation stock, $2.

Landrum,

Leghorn Eggs

15, $2.50; Bantam
Broad Breast:

mmoth Bron

ins: spec te

ines, rooted,
ee 25. PP. No checks.
Alemo, Rt. 2.

EES FOR SALE

rown Turkey, |
er, 3-6
1es now), good

15 doz.;
rape Vines, 20c ea.;

Sage
-ea.; Garlic Bulbs,
Mrs.
Norrell, Gainesville,

5, govt insp., Sch-
5-6
-8 ft., $3.00; 8-10 ft.,

Ht $6. doz.;
Peach

Wild |
Blueberry, each 50c

Finger Berry, 75c 5
* {red plums and cherries, 2 of ea.

4-5 ft., $1.00 ea.

ae var. Stew- |
2-7 ft., $1.00- |
or more, 25 |
_ Newsome,

n purebred Cornish,
oadbreasted, long leg-
(15, $1.60. F. F. John-

MeNurney
vn strain, $3.50 set-
vill ship collect; Also 3

can, ily). 50c. ea. at
_ Johnnie Davis, De-
Signe Dr OS. i.

White Giant Hatching

g. Exc. few settings for
print sacks, good
M.

artons to be return-
Porn Joe Bond, Dewey- |

: Si.
es. PP. G. M.

Brown Figs,
-ea.; Also Mas-

wise.C-

re. Mrs. . Bes- |
Gainesville, |

- | full;

| Everbearing

Bey S



Peusabesi White Cornish eggs,
15, $2.25. PP. Mrs. J. O. Howell,
Pineview, NG EA aor ,

State insp. Stewart, pee
Maker Pecan, 1-2 ft., 50c;
ft., 75c; 3-4 ft. $1. ea. FOB. e
Te Adkins, Cordele, Rt. 3.

Black Mulberry, 6-10 ft., $1.
ea.; Black Muscadine, 25c ea.
Well rooted. M. F. Jones, Met-
ters Rt:

-Fredona Grape Vines, 30c ea.;
$3. doz.; Boysenberry, 15, $1. 00:
Hunt scadine, 30c ea.; Large
bearing size, 75 ea. Come dig.
Mrs. Lona Tallent, Lula.

Damson Plum Sprouts, 3-7 ft.,
40c; Quince Tree, 50c. Mary A.
Rhyne, White.

Seedling Peachtrees, $1.50
doz.; $10. C; Grape Vines, lead-
ing var., $1. 80. doz.; $15. Cs
Black Walnut, $5. doz.; Leading
vars
cot, $4.80 doz.; $35. C. Tel. No.
1523J-3 Fayetteville. Mrs. E. B;
Travis, Riverdale.

Nice size Sweet and Sour
Pomegranate, Black Walnuts,
Magnolias, 2, $1.00; Six Fig

Bushes, $1.00; 1 Pomegranate, 1
Fig, 2 Red Plum, all for. $1.00.
Mrs. J. M. Jhonson, Shellman.

Calif. Wine and Marmalade
Orange Trees, 1 yr. old, $1.00;
Small Palms, 75 ea.; 6, $3.50;
2 yr. old. Calif. Wine
and Marmalade Orange Trees,
$1.50. B. O. Fussell, Atlanta, 889
Edgewood Ave., N. Bo. 4

col. very sweet scupper-
nong, muscadine grape cuttings,

town, Rt. 2.

Apple, peach, pear, cherry
trees, at low prices, also grape-
vines and chesnut trees. T. M.
| Webb, Ellijay.

Sev. hundred, well _ rooted
Pineapple pear trees, 2 and 3
yrs. old 50c ea. Carl. E. Roy,
Ludowici, Box 308.

Yellow clear seed, white Eng-
lish, red Indian, yellow plum
peaches, 50c sprout, also large

35c; seed artichokes, ready to
plant, 3 doz., 45c. PP. Prompt
del. Mrs. Clinton Garrett,
Gainesville, Rt. 5. f

. Mtn. Huckleberries, bearing
size, 85 doz.; Hazlenut bushes,
6, $1.00; Black Walnuts, 3, $1.00;
Rice peas, 30c per snuff- glass
cucumber seed, 15c tbls.,
okra, 20c per 1/2 boxful (snuf-
glass). Add postage. Mrs. Nancy
Henderson, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

200 or more seedling pecan
Hees, 1 to 2 ft., for best offer.

mGe Bunch, Sr., Augusta, Rt.
e Box 370.

Pear Sprouts, 1 ft., 10c ea.;
Plum Trees, 3-6 ft.; Strawberry
plants, $1 C; Prepaid. Or trade
for Blueberry piants,
Lespedeza ee, Cabbage, and
Rutger Tomato plants. Charles
Trice, Norcross, P. O. Box 49.

Blueberry Bushes, Garlic
Bulbs, 75c doz.; Peach Trees,
20c ea.; Muscadine Grape Vines,
Crab Apple; Beechnut Trees, 6,
$1.00; Black Walnut Trees, 2c
ea.; Add Postage. Mrs. W. H.
Norrell, Gainesville, Rt. 6.

Red Abundance, Blue Dam-
son Plums, Early Richmond
Cherry, Thomas Black Walnut,
Fig, Missouri
Giant Everoearing Ble ckberry,
2, $1.00. Exe. for print> sacks.
eee John Myers, Hartwell, Rt.

3 Blue Damson Plum Sprouts.
1.25; Large Apricot Plums, 2,
61.23, Del, PP. Mis. Jeff Crowe,
Cumming, Rt. 1.

EGGS FOR SALE



Blue and White goose eggs, 5
for $4..PP. Mrs. Jnl. Matthews,
Atlanta, Rt..7, Box 32 B.

Rol... Red Bantam,
Sebright and Cornish

Golden
eggs, $1.-



<< tO per 15; Biak Cochins, 10 for

$1.50, or 15 ea. Posto2id, or
1 trade. R. A, Statham, Grif-
Sinedit. Pes



ee Giant eggs, for
for $1.t 50. awe JL.



puudtu reach, Bium- Apri-_ -

10c ea. Mrs. G. Collier, Cobb-

Sericea *

; ood posters
Fai

EGGS FOR SALE



Purebred White Cornish eggs,
$2. per 15, del. Mrs. O: L. Craft,
Lavonia, Rt. 2

Pure White Giant hen eggs,
from finest layers, $2.10 per set-
3|ting. Mrs. John Myers, Hart-
well, Rt. 2.

Guinea eggs, $1.50 per 15.
Shipped COD. Book orders for
Spring del. Mrs. James C. Law-
son, Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

Pit Game eggs, R. H. Nigger,
Joe Redmunds, Claret R. H.,
Traveller R. H., J. Redmond R.
H., Lundy Wildcat, 15, $3.00;
few nice Stags, $5. ea. Hoyt Hel-
ton, Buchanan, Rt. 2.

MARKET BULLETIN



MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE



DRIED FRUIT:

194. srop--Sundried -Apples,
free of core, peel, and worms,
4 Ibs., $3. del. to 3rd zone. MO
or currencyu. No checks. Mrs.
F, S. Wilson, Ashland.

FEATHERS:

Assorted Blue Peacock Feath-
ers, $1.10 doz. PP; Out-of-State,
$1.25 doz. PP. Mrs. Inez Mor-
gan, Americus. |

GARLIC:

Garlic, 25 doz. Or exc. for
print sacks. Each pay postage.
Mrs. Delmar Higdon, Care W.
M. Kimbell, Woodville.

EAT:

Good hickory smoked meat:
Sides, 35.: Ib.> Hams, 65c Jb.;
Shoulders, 50 Ib.; ; Also lard,
20c Ib. Add postage. COD. No
orders less 1 side, shoulder, or
ham. Mrs, B. A. Weeks, Dial.

PEPPER:

1949 Red Hot Pepper in Pod,
$1. Ib. PP. No less 1 lb. Mrs. -H.
S. Mullins, Milner.

ROOTS AND HERBS: |

Plenty Red Sassafrass Roots
for sale. Cyrus J. Altman, Way-
cross, Rt. 2; Box 594.

Catnip, Horehound, 75c doz.
Add postage. Mrs. A. S. Camp-
bell, Morrow, Rt. 1.
FEATHERS:

Dry picked turkey, feathers,

*

free of wing and tail feathers,
40c lb. del. Z. J. Lee, Red Oak:

New, nice white downy fea-
thers, 60c lb. del. Samovie on
request. Mrs. Mary Collins;
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

GOURDS:

Martin and Dipper Gourds,
25c -ea.; mix. sizes, 10c ea.:
Fisherman type, 20c ea.; Also
mixed seed, 50c C; Bushel
gourd seed, 10c doz. With
stamped envelope.
Wooten Camilla.
LARD:

About 10 gal. good home-
made lard, 20c lb. at my home.
Cant ship. Mrs. Bunyon A.
Weeks, Dial.

MEAT:

| Guar. oak smoked meat, per
Ib.: Ham, 70c; Shoulder, 50c;
Sides, 60c.

Meigs, Rt. 2.

Hickory oad <a per lb.
Hams, 24 Ibs., 55c; Shoulders,
26 lb. 45c; Sides, 18 Tbs.,. 33c.
Add postage or COD. J. K. Stal-
cup, Marietta, Rt. 5.

PEPPER:
Dried red hot pepper, $1.35
1b. 0 bs; cup: 125-5 be Ps

Mrs. Nathan Weatherby,
Ground, Rt. 4.

RCOTS & HERBS:

Catnip, horehound, pepper-
mint, balm, tansy, garlic bulbs,
spearmint, 40c doz.; elecam-
pane, yellow,. sassafras root,
wild cherry bark, 3 lbs. $1.00;
or 40c lb.; Kudzu crowns, 31
C. $8.00 M. Add postage. Miss
Mary Holloway, Dahlonega, Rt.
a,

Mullein, wild cherry and
sweetgum bark, 10e lb.; yellow
root, yellow dock, 25c Iib.:
Queen of the Meadow, 40c;
Also raspberry plants. $1.90

Bail

1. } doz.; Exc..for white feed sacks.
rs Lorene Bee ay






Mrs. W. EL

COD.-E.. C. Hurst, f

| postage. Mrs.



MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE








PAGE SEVEN

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MISCELLANEGUS
WANTED



Horseradish, yellow dock, $1
doz.; yellow root, 50c doz;
hazelnuts, 75c doz.; blueberry,
60c doz.; garlic bulbs, 2 doz
35c; plum sprouts, 25c ea. Add
Lee Eller, Elii-
jay, Rt..2,

Yellow/rcoi, swee.gusi, | vig
twigs and bark of herbs, wild
cherry, maple, red and white
oak, 75c. PP. $1.00 or more,
L. E. Sanders, Buchanan, Rt. 2

Yellow sassafras root, 3 !s.,
1,00;.oustar = root, $150) 1b:
Queen of the Meadow, garlic
bulbs, wintergreen, 50c doz.;
crabapple, $1.00 doz. Add post-
age. Miss Gertrude Waters,
Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Catnip, balm, -peppermint,
wintergreen, colts foot, 50c
doz:: ;~Strawherry plants, $1.00
c Add postage. Miss Louise
Waters, Dahlonega, Rt.

_Dill, sweet basil, balsam,
cushaw or potato pumpkin, 20
cupful; catnip, balm, pepper-
mint, horehound, 6. 25c: garlic
bulbs, 3 doz. $1.00. Exe. for
print sacks. Mrs. M. L. Eaton,
Dahionega, Rt. 1.

Catnip, horehound, pepper-
mint, balm, tansy, garlic bulbs,
40c doz.; horseradish,, aspara-
gus, $1.00 doz.; Birdock, ele-
campane, yellow root, 50c Ib.;
cushaw, pumpkin seed,.25c cup-

ful. Mrs. Martha Whi Dah-
lonega, Rt. 1, Box 37.

Catnip, peppermin:, spear-
mint, balm, tansy, yarrow,

horehound, 40c doz. bunches;
yellaw and sassafras root, 40c
lb.; garlic bulbs, 40c doz.;.Mas-
todon everbearing strawberiy
plants, 75c C; black Etat
meats, 90c lb. Add postage. Miss
L. M. White, Dahlonega, Rt. 1,
Box 35.

SUGAR CANE:

2,000 stalks old time Sugar
Cane, 3c per stalk at my place.
J.D. Lamb, - Tiffen, Rt: 2.

Old fashioned Sugar Cane
and Fla. White beardless and
Ga. Ribbon cane, about 2500 at
$2. per hundred. L. H. Williams,
Alma, Rt. 3.

Ga. Green sugar seed cane,
av. 6 to 9 ft., 5c per stalk, at my
place, 9 mi. Brooklet. S. J. Foss,
Brooklet.

SAGE: -

1949 dry, clean garden. sage,
25c qt. PP. Prompt shipment.
Mrs D. M. Cochran, Canton, Rt.
a:

Home cured, hand _ picked
Sage, $1. Ib. at my home. Ma-

riah Brown, Richlaid, Rt. 3,
Box 48.
SYRUP:

4000 gal, old sugar cane
syrup in gal. cans, 28c gal.

here. Do not ship. Howard L.
Barfield, Ft. Valley, 128 Church
St. Phone 428J.

New crop pure .Ga. cane
syrup, A-1 grade, not evaporator
made, 90c gal., 50 per 1/2 gal.
any amt. shipped. M.-O.:E. B:

Jones, Hahira, Rt. 1.

Sev. hundred gal. new, No. 1
grade syrup, in new 10 lb. cans,
&t. gal. FOB. M. F. Jones, Met-
ter, Rt. 1.>
TOBACCO:

Good tobacco, 40c Ib. W. G.
Carder, Gainesville, Rt. 9.

Ga. raised, flu cured, 1949
crop, red\ and yellow, rich and
mellow, 7 lb. box chewing, $1.25;
8 lbs., smoking, $1.25. Prompt
shipment. COD if desired. M.
B. Swain, Alma.

Barn cured tebacco, guar.

aged, mellow chewing, 9 lbs.,
1.00; smoking, 12 Ibs. $1.90;
Sat. guar. or money ret.; also

eabbage plants,- $1. M. Mrs. A.
B. Williams, Naylor.
WALNUTS & WALNUT
MEATS:

Black Walnuts, $2. bu. or exc.
for Citrus~fruit, fruit trees, figs,
syrup, ete. I. F. Greer, Helen
(Whit eCounty).

Fresh black walnut Meats,





$1. Ib.




, large pieces,
ary





BEANS:

Want 10 bu. Bunch ed
Beans. J. K. H. Clark,

BEES: :

Want Bees. Give description
and orice. John W. Lunsford,
Darien. ee
CLOVER:

Se

Want Fescue, Crimson and
Landino Clover. Acvise. W. H.-

Saylors, Whitesburg.

CORN & SEED CORN:

Want 50 bu. Shucked Corn. ~
Pay $1.25 del. Write first. S. H.
Heads. Cleveland, Rt. 4.

Want up to 300 bu. Ear Corn
in truckload lots. Quote price
Fob. and delivered. C. D. Gib-
son, Waynesville.

Want 25 bu. good, sound Yel-
low Corn at. $1.25 bu. del. io my



home, 4 mi. S. Buford. Write
firet_Mrs. Emma M. Puckett;
Buford, Rt. i?
HAY: es

Want 1 or more tens peanut
hay. Geo. O. McLeod, Macon, ~~
Rt. 4.

POTATOES:

Want 1 or 2 bu. govt. insp.
Bunch PR Sweet Potatoes. W.
Drew Morgan, Dawson, Rt.5. =
SEED:

Want to exchange 300-400 Ibs.
Sericea Seed for same amount

Kobe, pound for pound. = Be i
Milner, Shiloh.

Want 1/2 lb. ea. Jumbo and
Cannonball Watermelon Seed,
Also some Seed Peanuts, large
Spanish or Red Jumbo. Advise.
J. J. Johnson, Buford, Rt. 2.

Want few old Fashion Long
Cow Horn Pepper Seed; Also
few lbs. Running Butierpea
seed. Z. L. And+rson, Hazle-
hurst, Rt. 1, Box 65.

SHUCKS:

Want best price quoted at
barn on 50 bales of shucks. W.
F, Miller, Lula, Rt. 1. Aas

SYRUP:
Want 200 gal.





cheap syrup.
All right if not good for table ~
use. Grady H. Ridley, Franklin. _

Want 10 or 20 gals. good bright
thick Sorghum or Ribbon C2ne
Syrup, 1949. Quote. H. P. Mal- |
oe Social Circle, Rt. 2, Box |



Want 5 gals. No. Ga. Sorghum
Cane Syrup (no sugar cane), E.
R. Edwards, Macon, RED 4.

TREES (FRUIT):

Want 1 each, Old Fashion
Horse App'e, Apricot, and Pear
Trees, and White Scuppernong
Vine. J. E. D. Shipp, Americus.

Want Catawba Trees (or
worm trees). Mrs. Russell L.
Grace, Albany, 1509 Dawson Rd.
WALNUT MFATS:

Want some
Meats. Mrs. H. W. Lancastey
Alb2ny, Box 526.

GRASS:

Want some Centipede Grass
Sod, in truck load lots. Sate
price per square foot, dug and
loaded on mv truck, at your
place. G, L. Lanier, Avondale
Estates.

CORN:

Want buy or trade pigs for |
400 bu. fair corn, within 75 mi.
Atlanta. Write. G. H. Beach, Ma-
rietta, Rt. 5.

BEANS & SUGAR CANE:

Want 30-40 lbs. Ky Wonder
and some regular Po'e* Beans;
also want Blue or White Sugar ~

Cane, about 500 sie.-. Write
prices, etc. Mitchell Coxwell,
Warner Robins, Rt. 1.

PEAS:
Want Willets Wonder garden

peas, up to 10 Ibs. seed. Exe. 2
Ibs., Silver King (very early)
corn for ea. lb. Mr. T. C. With-

row, Ellijay, Rt. 1.
POTATOES:

Want 200 bu. La. yellow skin
P. R. seed potatoes. Quote pr rice

FOB your farm. B. J. Morris,
Baxley, Rt. 1.
ROOTS:

Wani 1/2 lb. Sarsaparilla root,
dry or green, including about 12
lants to set out. Mail COD or
rite, H. K. Brookshire, Dem-































Black Walnut














PAGE BKIGH'
MISCEL!. ANEOUS
WANTED

SACKS:

Quote prices on print sacks,
100 lb. cap., without holes or
mildew, not washed. Want at
least 24. Write. Lewis Dixon,
Patterson.

SEED:

Want 50 to 100 lbs. reseeding
Crimson Clover. D. J. Higgin-
botham, Savannah, Rt. 6, (Ski-
way Rd.).

TREES:

Want 25 Catawba worm trees.
S. M. Honeycutt, Alma, Rt. 2.

BEANS:

Want 15 Ibs. A-1 bunch Vel-
vet beans, Quote del. price. A.
M. Campbell, Hortense, Rt. 1.

Want 1 bu. bunch Velvet
beans and 50 lbs. Crotalaria
seed, at reasonable prices. L.
M. Kennedy, Townsend. .
BEES: _.aneng wate
Woe=acarr on
able ant 8 or 10 hives Bees, to
be del. Oak Mountain Farm, 10
mi. So. Warm Springs. J. E.
Humes, Columbus.

CORN:
Want Milling Corn, in shuck,
shucked, or helled,.small or

Jarge quantities. Will pick up
Call (Cr. 1456), or write: C.

_ Johnson, Atlanta, 1328 ae
de Leon Ave., N. E.

Want several hundred bushels
corn in lots of 100 bu. or more,
within radius 50 mi. Conyers,
at $1.15 bu. your farm. B, E.
Hatch, Conyers, Rt. 1.

EGGS:

Want Bantam Eggs, BR, Sil-
ver Sebright or Games. Cash, or
trade RI Red, White Leghorn,
Cornish, or Golden Sebright
Bantam Eggs. R. A. Statham,
Griffin, Rt. A. Ps

PEAS:

Want few Ilbs., oorwill
peas. Advise. Mrs. . Bran-
don, Lithonia, Rt. 2, oe 124,

Want 100-200 lbs. genuine
white cabbage peas. L. K. New-

lin, Sylvester, P. O. Box 28.

Want 40 lbs. brown 6-wks.
Crowder peas for cash. D. B
-McHan, Dalton, Rt. 3.

Want some small Little Lady
peas and some large kind
muskmelon seed. L. A. Powers,
Griffin, Rt. C.

Want 15 lbs. black Crowder,
only large variety peas. Quote.

. L. Hameock, Summerville.
PECANS:

Exc. 10 Ibs. nice, dried ap-
ples for large Pecans: lb. for lb.
Ea. pay postage. Mrs. A. L.
Jackson, Winder, Rt. 4.
POTATOES: oie

Want 100 bu. No. 2 pure pink
skin P. R. sweet potatoes, no
Red or Mixed ones. State price
FOB your place. O. F. Mathews,
Greenville, Rt. 2.

Want 30 bu. Cert. Copper
Skin Bunch seed potatoes at $2.
bu. and pay Exp. chrgs. Advise.
A. H. Stubbs, Mauk.
POTATOES & CANE:

Want 50 or 100 bu. Dr. Mil-
lers Heart-A-Gold sweet pota-
toes: also want 2,000 stalks eat-
ing cane, large size, Red and
Green. Prices must be eign: Cc.
D. McBeth, Richland, Rt.
SACKS:

Exec. large type, sev. kinds,
everbearing strawberry plants
for 100 lb. cap. washed or not
washed, print sacks: 200 for 8.
Ea. pay postage. Mrs. R. C. Mar-
tin, Rome, Rt. 5.

STRAW: (OAT):

Want 40 tons Oat Straw. Ad-
vise. G. H. Law, Gainesville,
Box 461.

SEED:

Want Coastal Bermuda sets,
suitable for transplanting.
Quote price and when plan to
dig. Sam Babb, Carrs Station,

MARKET BULLETIN







. watermelon
Fred

Sims or Pipsey
seed. Ea. pay postage.
Pruitt, Naylor.

Want I or 2 cups colored but-
ter Pea -seed, running type.
Write price, etc. Elsie Hartley,
Cuthbert, Rt. 3.

Want 100 bu. disease free,
Cert. Copperskin P. R. Potato
Seed. Give best price. Will come
ing L, Milton Wise, Thomas-

ro.

SYRUP:

Want sev. gal., good table
syrup, not sugared, Ribbon
Cane or regular cane. Must ship

or live within 100 mi. and be
reasonable price, Spencer
Strange, Hartwell. 3
CANE (SSED): \

Want 1000 stalks Yellow Seed



RoR oon ees price, All lets

ans, T. J. Watson, Vienna.
ONIONS:

Want Old Time Multiplying
Nest Onions, 1 gal. Red, 1 gal.
White, State price shipped to
me. E. F. Fulghum, Douglas-
ville, Rt. 2.

_ Want 4 gts. Old Fashion Mul-
tiplying Shallot Buttons. State

ters, Cochran, 306 Fourth St.
PEAS:

Want 40 lbs. Early 6 Wks.
Brown Peas for cash. D. B. Mc-
Han, Dalton, Rt. 3,

SEED:

Want some Old Fashion Pink
Bean Seed. Mrs. J. W. Hensley,
Ramhurst,

Want some Purple Hull Seed
Beans. Alonzo Goolsby, Bre-
men, Rt. 1, Box 48A.
STRAW!

Want 10 tons Oat Straw. State
price and approximate bale
aes Neil C. Boland, Thom-
asville, Box tb: (Phone 288).

CORN:

Want bushel pure Hastings
yellow, co, seed corn. Ad-
vise. N. Ellenburg, Wrightsville,
Rt. 3.

MANURE:

Want few tons or truck loads,
of ea. of, 38s manure, dairy
compost, af Mold and Woods
earth. Quote price. J. R. Jack-
nk Atlanta, Rt. 2. Phone EM.
57

SACKS:

Want some Print feed sacks.
Send sample and price. Mrs. W.
A. Stoner, Dalton, -608 Oak St.

Will swap Bunch butter bean
seed for 100 lb. cap., Print sacks,
free of mildew and holes: 1 cup
for 1 sack. Ea. pay postage.
, J. W. Turner, Waycross,

ee

ONIONS:

Want about 2 gal., white,
multiplying nest onions. Will
exe. nice, clean chicken feed
sacks. Ea. pay postage. Write
price. Mrs. L. W. Kennedy,
Clarkesville, Rt. 3.
SEED:

Want Kobe, Korean or com-
mon Lespedeza seed. Advise
what you have and lowest price.
C. W. White, Bainbridge.
ASPARAGUS: .

Want 25-50 Asparagus
Crowns. R. J. Ellison, Girard.
BEANS & PEAS:

Want 15 lbs. A-1 Bunch Vel-
vet Beans. Quote best del. price.
A. M. Campbell, Hortense, Rt.
1.

CORN & POP CORN:

Want 1/2 bu. Whatleys pro-
lific seed corn from above cen-
tral part of state; want best se-
lection, nubbed at both ends,
of high germ. W. L. Edwards,
Ellaville, Rt. 3.

Want 15 lbs. pop corn. Ad-
vise. P. C. Freylach, Dalton, Rt.

ce



Rt. 1





ANNUAL WATERMELON MEETING

The National Assn.,

Saturday, 18th.
This should be a very




mvited to attend.

Watermelon Growers and Dis-
tributors will hold their annual meeting at the Henry
Grady Hotel, Atlanta, Thursday, March 16th through

growers and distributors of watermelons are cordially

interesting meeting and all



price delivered. Mrs, EB. W. Wal- |

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
Exc. climbing okra seed for GOURDS: 2

Martin Gourds, about 7 in.
diam., or over for cash. Advise.
Marvin H. Wood, Gainesville,

POTATOES & POTATO
PLANTS:

Want 50 bu. sweet potatoes.
Must be State inspected, for
making bed for slips. H. C. Led-
ford, Commerce, Rt. 2. ;

Want 50-100 bu. Dr. Millers
Heart of Gold Sweet Potatoes,
priced right. C, D. McBath,
Richland, Rt. 3.

Want 12,000 Potato Sprouts:
the first week in April. State
price and variety. W. M. Flan-
ders, Mt. Vernon.

SEED:

ee is

len, McDonough, Rt. be a
Snapping Shoals).

Want middleaged white wom-
an to do light farm work on|
farm and live as one of family.
Mrs board, $10. wkly. salary.

rs

Want witenitaced white
woman for farm chores on farm,
no milking. Feonanees employ-
ment. No, alcoholics nor snuff
users. Ans, all letters. No cards.
fer M. whee Bowersville,

Want young, single man to
farm work, Must be able to milk

cow. Inquire at Cotton, Ga, Am
a 28 yr. old Vet. Thomas J.



Want pure unmixea Seea OL
Hot Multicolored Pepper, slim
pods; 11/2-2 in. long, green,
purple, yellow, red colors. on
same plant. Hubert Chambers,
Canton, Box 488.

Want 25 lbs. Ladino Clover
seed, Quote best prices and send
samples, Bill Tallent, Lyerly,
RFD 2.

Want 2000 stalks Red or
Green Hating Sugar Cane for
seed. Quote price. C. D. Mc-|
Bath, Richland, Rt. 3.

Want Bunch Velvet b _
seed. State price and cond.
seed, J. J. Carter, Alma, ; ne

SACKS WANTED:

Exc. 150 Klondike Strawber-
ry plants for 4 smooth, 100 1b.
dark Print pects: Julia Wiggins,
Buena Vista, Rt. 5.

Exe. 150 Lady T. Strawberry
plants for 4 print sacks. Mrs.
Edith Welborn, Cohutta. P. O.
Box 5.

Want swap Missionary and
Everbearing Strawberry plants,
at 60 C. and postage for dark
Print sacks. Mrs. John Terry,
Rockmart, Rt, 3.

TREES (FRUIT):

Want exc. hulled, black wal-
nuts for well rooted fruit trees,
suitable for growing in No. Ga.
or for some Citrus fruit. Write
first. C. C. Greer, Helen, White
Co.



FARM HELP WANTED



Want good dairyman with
family for 1950. Four room
house, elee., good community,
school and mail rt. W. E.
Thompson, Rutledge.

Want colored couple, 50 or
over, for work in farm. Pasture
and patches furnished. House
with lights and water. No
small children. J. P. Everett,
Rockmart, P. O. Box 182.

Want farm family to help on

mi. Atlanta. Need man able to
drive truck, and family to pick
vegetables, Pay man $3.00 daily.
Nice house, elec. garden, wood,
pasture. R. F. Sams, Clarkston.
(Tel. Cl. 7322).

Want farm superintendent,
Service man preferred. Must
have agricultural training, also
knowledge of livestock, me-
chanics, and be capable of hand-
ling all farm machinery. Share
proposition, H. T, Mathews,
Woodbury.

Want. farmer for 1 H crop,
3rds and 4ths, or halves. 4 R
10use, well on porch. No drunks.
a M. Evans, Fairmount, Rt.

Want middleaged white wom-
an to live in house and do light
farm work on small farm. Room,

board, salary. Write at once, M.
H. Barrett, Vienna, 115 Pine St.
Want white or colored man to
work crop and pulling turpen-
tine boxes on halves. See: Bill
Steedley, Alma, Rt. 3.

Want small family for farm,
dey work, or crop on. halves,







he

someone who can repair build-

helper this season in Bee work

large irrigated truck farm, 19)"

Crewtord..Pelham, Rt. 1.

- Want farmer for 10 A seek 6
R house, standing rent. Prefer

ings; Also 1 H crop, 50-50 basis,
4 R house, elec., mail and school
bus rt., close to church. H. W.
Jones, Commerce, Rt. 5.

Want able bodied, single
white man to do general farm
work, drive truck, tractor, han-
dle fertilizer, etc. A. H. Conner,
Pitts, Rt. 2.

Want white woman not over
45 yrs. old. to live as one of
family for light work on farm
and some spending money. Mrs.
Edna Reed, Acworth, Rt. Tee

Want good man, white or col-
ored, to farm and work. 12 to 15
stands turpentine, 5 R_ house,
elec., school bus and mail by
door, school 1/4 mi. J. J. Out-
en, Manassas, Rt. 2, Box 52.

L





ily, $15. wk. salary,
Want white woman, about 50, laundry. Satis. guar.
without dependants or liabili- at once, eee: Ivie |

ties, to share country home and.
assist lone woman, 65, with

community and neighbors. Mrs.
J. A. Hart, Buena Vista, Rt. 1.

Wani single man for work on
farm. Pay $40. month, laundry,
and board. Must be sober. Start |
work at once. I. H. Weeks,
Milan, Rt. 3. _ ie

Want several good albbaround
farm workers. No drinkers
Write fully qualifications. F B.
Jackson, Wrightsville.

Want young single man as

on farm. Must be sober. No ex-
perience necessary. alary,
room, and board. J. O. elem
fi Pegi Blackshear, Rt. 1. e

Want 2 H farmer. Good land, | 8

mules, 2 houses, 5 and 4 Rooms.
School route. J. K. ae At-
lanta, 8 Holmes St., N. W.; AT.
6030.

Want married, col. man for
all tpyes farm work Milk, drive
tractor, make garden, ete. 3 R
ceiled house, with elec. lights.
Wages only. James B. Bartch,
Augusta, 2737 Milledgeville Rd.

Want colored man and wife
to work on chicken farm. Week-
ly salary for both, plus share.
4 R house with elec. furnished.
E. C. Hammond, Bogart, Rt. 1.

Want young unencumbered
woman to live as one of family |

on farm (light
with nice family for
laundry, $30. month.

live as one of family and do} i

time work, house
truck or tractor.
fe Atlanta, 349

work on farm, Can
tor.
school and mail
regular hand until s
Jess Reddin, Silver Ci

Christian man, A
wants. work careta
or poultry, Good edu
panier Dont
smoke, Chris Dar!

ta, 497 Capitol Ave.,

Clyo, Rt. 1.

light farm chores on farm. Best | ton it

references, B per
board, salary. Write offet
Jons, Cherry Heights,

Atlanta, Rt. 7, Box 133,
tower Rd. (Phone Be.

job with 2 elderly p
light work on farm.
$15.00 wkly. Mrs.
Woodland, Rt. D.

stock farm; Ist.
carpenter,
man, experier

ery, livestock. Be
ces. J. E. Smith, .
| Ormond St.























































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m

H. M. Sete, Peon: Rt. | All

38 yr. old woman:

arm

W. ant simal! peat

Want job doing
Need house ~

(Care Annie Smale 2

White, single, ~


































































46>yr, old single man.

job at once, large or sma
as overseer, or wage
tractor, handle Ave
cultivator. Live as on

a:

ienced

_ Honest, sober bora
f "Some

anid
Taylor, Americ

Unemeumbered we

Want job on poultry
truck

on small farm and do_ light) farm

















work. $5.00 wkly and board. 3%
Mrs. H. E. Loudermilk, Law-
renceville, Rt. 1. :

Want man and wife for farm
work, 10-15 A good land to
work x Live in home .with
me. E. S, Blackwell, Shady
Dale. 3



pair
labor. :
halves. 38 yrs. old.

letters, Frank Hudgins,
Massey, Ringgold, Rt. :

Lifetime on
perienced. 48 atl 0
Steelman, Rt.8, Box 391



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POTATO GROWER:

Get your sweet potato tape 0)
avoid congestion and delay in ge
soon as inspectors in your territory
potatoes to be free of insect infesta
ease, kindly fill out your Groves ;

that potatoes have
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