Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1950 September 6

Tom Linder,



Commissioner





_WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1950

NUMBER 1


































































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y TOM LINDER |

roducts. =
who reads the papers and

ces,
or the takers health and one of
people, it is especially important for

order to carry this information to
rested parties, I will undertake to
as concisely and briefly as possi-

as hey relate to prices.

adequate supply of wholesome,

(Bang s), and other ConiGne
The dairyman is further

maintain, at Sared distances
under specified conditions, other fa-
es in connection with the milking of
cows, feeding of his cows and the



to have running-hot and cold

ae weer Sy conditions.

ae sheciva this wholesome, sani-
supply of milk ata Eepsopable price,

TILK.







eral ok to understand what ite
ott is vitally necessary for.

tory of milk-and dairy products, .

consumers of. milk and dairy prod- fe

g of the milk under specified con-_
t specified temperatures. He.

all. times, and to maintain all of



Georgia dairymen of producing and
transporting an adequate supply of
wholesome, sanitary milk as provided by

the statutes. It is also the duty of the

Milk Control Board, from evidence sub-

mitted by producers, and from the knowl-

dge which they have of the cost of pro-

_ ducing milk, to determine a minimum
- price which the producers must be paid

for their milk.

-Once having determined the price_

which the producer must receive for his
milk, in order to get a reasonable profit
on his. operations, it is the duty of the
Milk Control Board to fix minimum
prices for distributors, wholesalers, mer-

' chants and retailers so that all of those

engaged in distributing milk and dairy
products can receive a fair profit on their
transaction, but having always in mind

that such milk and dairy products are to
reach the ultimate consumer with as low
- price as-is consistent with the overall

purvose of these laws.

Fourth

The whole purpose of these laws is to
see that the consuming public is supplied

- with wholesome, sanitary and healthful

milk, at a price that will enable the farm-
er to produce the milk under the standard
set up and with a reasonable profit.

_If everyone concerned would, in good -

faith, carry out the provisions of these
laws, there would be no milk problem
and there would be no occasion for gen-
eral dissatisfaction about these laws.
The trouble here, as is generally the
case, is the inherent desire of men to

: turn laws to their own selfish advantage.

ithe

Once the Milk Control Board has fixed
the price to the ultimate consumer, based
on the cost of producing milk in accord-

ace with. requirements of the Georgia

Law, there immediately arises the temp-
tation to use cheap by-products of North-
ern dairy industries such as powdered

milk, condensed skim, etc., in order to

increase profits.
The price of buttermilk, as an illustra-

tion, is 15e per quart. This price was ar-

rived at: by the Milk Control Board as be-
ing necessary where fresh whole milk is
taken from the dairy cows, run through
a separator, and the cream put into cans
and the skimmed milk used for the manu-
facture of buttermilk, By using cheapo
powdered: milk, the by-products of but-
ter and cheese plants from the North,
produced under unhealthy and unsani-

| tary conditions, it is possible to make so-
called cultured lon. Of eo at a cost of

sold for 15 per quart yields a much-larger
profit than cleen, wholesome buttermilk
made directly from healthy cows and
' produced and handled. under sanitary
- couditions.

It is also obvious that if this powdered
milk and condensed skim milk is poured
into wholesome fresh milk that the over-
all cost of milk to the distributor will be
reduced. It is also obvious that by the
simple process of adding powdered or
skim milk, the total volume of milk will
be increased in the plants. It, therefore,
follows that there is created an artificial
surplus of milk. With this artificial sur-
plus as a prize pole, it is essy for the
distributor, who cares to do so, to force
down the price which he pays to Georgia
producers for milk which they have pro-
duced in accordance with the law.

In other words, if a distributor does |
not, in good faith, live up to the provi-
sions of the law, he can use the cost of:
producing Grade A milk to force the Con-
trol Board to hike the price to the con-
sumer, and then he can come in and sell |
an inferior grace of milk which costs him
a lots less money than the vrice that was ee au
besed on Grade A Georgia milk.

Sixth

The Legislature, in 1950, enacted Sen-
ate Bill No. 185 known as the Zellner
Bill: for the purpose of stopping this prac-
tice and requiring all milk intended for
human consumption in fluid form; in-
-eluding buttermilk, chocolate milk and
milk beverages, to be Grade A milk ac -

- cording to Georgia standards. It furthes
provides for the Commissioner of Agr
culture to set uv. such standards by rules
and regulations and not lower than the
standards set un by the United States

Health Milk Code. i

Seventh

Anyone who understands the portent
of all the above facis is bound to realize
that all. the people in Georgia and all the
Officials of the State who have duties ig
connection with the milk business must
come face to face with this problem and
determine what we will do about if.

(a) The consuming public must be pro-
tected in receiving Grade A milk and
dairy products at a price commensurate
with the cost of distributing milk and
Grade A products.

(b) The Georgia producer must be pro-
tected in his natural market so that he
will receive a price for his wholesome
milk in keeping with the cost of produc-
ing Grade. A milk in accordance with
Georgia Laws.















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FLOWERS AND SEED



FLOWERS AND SEED

15c ea.; Strawberry, (Blake-
|more), 40c C; Orange Day
Lilies, 10c ea. Glads, pink,



FOR SALE FOR SALE
Large Coral vines, 5 for $1.] Narcissi, sweet scented, daf-
and 5c postage. Mrs. W. B.|fodils (several to stem), iris,
Hester, Blakely. blue Easter lilies, Star of Beth-
Nice, lerge red and orange eae ean Cr eae



Sultanas, Artillery plants, Ver-
non Begonias and Boston ferns,
25 ea.; small red and orange
Sultanas, 15c ea. Add postage.
Mrs. Frank McKenzie, Bestun,
> Rt. 2.

altheas, $1. doz.: also Eatable 7
yr. and Anple Hot pepper
plants, 6, 65c. PP. Mrs. Orene
Poteat, Buchanan, Rt. 2.

Jerusalem Cherry seed, 3
spoonsful, 25c; Sweet Williams,



Long Trumpet Emperor daf-]3 spoonsful, 50c;. Cinnaman
fodils, Cream Wax, fragrant |tubers seed, 25c doz.; blue East-
yellow narcissi, large bloom- |e, lilies, iris, Empire style but-
ing size, 50c doz. $2.50 C; tercups, sweet scented daffo-
large iris, white, deep blue, dils, white, yellow, $6. M; old
purple rose, light blue, yellow fashioned lilac, 5, $1. Mrs. L. E.
mixed, 8, $1.00; D. Perkins | sanders, Buchanan, Rt. 2.
roses, watermelon red crape
myrtle: 3 for -$1.. .Mrs:. C. B. Red and yellow dahlias, $2.
Robinson, Bowdon, Rt. 2. doz.; blue iris, $1.50 doz.; Star

of Bethlehem, $1.50 C; red can-

Dbl. hardy verbena, velvety nas, $1. doz.; milk and wine
purple, white, 4 shades pink, }jiljes and white narcissi, $1.50
rose, 3 reds, wine, royal blue, |goz.- yellow jonquils, $2. doz.

white eyes, striped, variegated,
12 clumps, $1.20 prepaid, damp
packed. Mrs. H. E. Richardson,
Bowdon, Rt. 1.

Dbl.

Add postage. Effrin Moseley,
Buchanan, Rt. 1.

Thousands of unlabeled iris,
good colors, no whites, 16 for

cannas, mix. together, }$1.00: mixed daffodils, 35c. and

red, orange, yellow, red splotch- |50c doz. Postpaid in zones 1
ed, $1. doz.; small German iris,}and 2.. Mrs. J. G. Robertson,
purple violets, rose _ thrift, | Carrollton.
houseleak, 50c doz.; yellow ja&- Begonias. white red pink
ea ee nae lavender oxalis, fish cactus,
ee Ais Asli Bay Bee fine leaf Maple begonia, Season
aan os oe : or St. Joseph plant, Artillery
a ; plant, bleeding heart, coleus,
Red cannas, dbl. mixed: col- |rooted, 5, 25c; water hyacinths,
ors, German iris, $1. doz.;]2 for 25. Mrs. Lizzie Maddox,
Glads, Trumpet daffodils, white ] Buford, Rt. 1.
norcissi, yellow jonquils, pur- Sulfanse white sede pink
ple viclets, perennial phlox, salmon, green, manite striped

rece thrift, 50c doz.; forsythia, Moss, rooted, 5, 25c; jews, pur-

spirea, bridalwreath, pink al- 4 :
5 hice : : jes ple striped, green and white
tee a eee Pa striped, cream, green, large

es Shee ea ear ts ea green, 5 dif. hardy Moss,

: % Christmas cherry, grape, angel
Purple violets, fragrant, 3]wing begonias, 2, 25c. Vera FE
doz. plants, $1. $2. orders post- |] Maddox, Buford, Rt. 1. ~
ae R. P. Steinheimer, Pusple wisteria, _ oleander,
z : 35c and 50c ea.; dbl. crape
Jonquils, narcissi, grape hya-]|myrtle, red. white melon col-
cinths, three cents ea.; lilac,}ors, 50c ea.; Pittosporum, al-
elthea, yellow thornless rose,|theas, Nandinas, 50c to $1.50
tiser lilies, 25c ea.; day lilies,Jea.; Coral vine and bush, 45c
iris, 40c doz. PP. Mrs. G. C.]ea. Viola C. Brady, Cairo, Rt. 1.
Taylor, Buchanan.

Iris, mixed, 25, 65c; 50, $1.20;

King Alfred~jonquils, $2. C;]7 labeled, 35 for $1.20; White
Paper white narcissi, 25 doz.;|Swan, Purple Prince, 50c, $1.20:
red and yellow Mums, $1. doz.;|jonquils, daffodils, 200, $1.65;
Glads, $1.75 doz.; red and yel-|cream daffodils, $1.20 C;~blue
Jow dahlias, $2. doz.; White}Roman hyacinths, 25, $1.15;
Easter lilies, $1.25 doz.; varie-|gaillardia, ageratum, 40c doz.;
gated dahlias, $1.50 doz. Add|pot caladiunts, 60c. Mrs. J. M.
postage. Florence Leathers, | Hal. Calhoun, Rt. 1.
ee Gaillardia, dbl. hollyhock,

Sultanas, begonias, ger., cac-| giant hibiscus seed, 20c tbls.,
fus, other pot flowers, cheap at| perennial phlox, goldenglow,

off Buford
Fast

my house, 1/2 mi.
and Lawrenteville Hwy.,
Gravel Springs School; also
will give anyone all Coleus
they want, if come after. Mrs.
Arthur Hunt, Buford, Rt. 1.

blooming sage, physostegia, 50c
doz.; lilies, tiger and lily of the
valley,. 10e ea.; cannas, red,
pink, yellow; orange, 5, $1.00.
Add postage. Mrs. C. C. Gen-
try, Calhoun, Rt. 3.





FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

MARKET BULLETIN

FOR SALE

FLOWERS AND SEED |





Red geranium rooted cutting,
15e ea, 2, 25c; unrooted Xmas
10c.ea. 3, 25c; Conch be-
gonias, 15e bunch; daffodil
bulbs, 25 doz.; Dill seed, 10
tspful. Add postage. Mrs. J. W.
Smith, Sr., Buena Vista, Rt. 3.

Red Seven Sister running
roses, Amaryllis, day _ lilies,
umbrella palm, lantena, coral-
berry, milk and wine _ lilies,
25c ea; 6 col. cannas, Glad
bulbs, $1. doz. Exe. for print
sacks, 100 lb. size. Mrs. W. E.
Wooten, Camilla.

Dbl. Petunia, pink and va-
riegated, Dbl. Conch Begonia,
25c ea.; Thrift, red, blue, white,
50c doz.; Sweet Williams,
Hardy Phlox, 40c doz.; Red
Hot Poker, 4 clumps, $1.00.
Azzie Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

White, Red, Salmon Pink
Sultana. and Red Conch _ be-
gonia cuttings, 10c ea.; 2, 15c;
White Conch Begonia, large
rooted, 15c|ea.; 2, 25c; Purple
Striped, Green Jew, 5. 10c; 2
Fuschia, blooming size, Ele-
phant Ear Caladium, rooted,
25c ea. Mrs. E. R, Brookshier,

Rooted lLantanas, ~25c ea.:
Verbena, red, pink, dark pur-
ple, light purple, 6 rooted
pieces, 25c. Not PP. Mrs. Joe
Grizzle, Gainesville, Rt. 4.

Narcissus, any amount, Jon-
quils, 25 doz.; Dbl. Single)
large blooms, Easter Lilies,
large bunch, 50c; Tiger Lilies,

red, orange, pink with striped,
50c. doz. Mrs. C. H. Hyde,
Gainesville, Rt. 4.

4 yr. old rooted Gardenias
in pots, $1.50 ea.; Red Peonies,
35e ea.; Pink H cinth bulbs,
10c ea.; $1. doz. Add postage.
Miss Bessie Martin, Gaines-
ville, RFD 5.

Rooted English Ivy,
Variegated Leaf Sultana cut-
tings, Rooted Pink Wax Be-

2: 5c:

gonia, June Cactus, rooted, 10c 2

ea.; No order filled under 25.
Add postage. Alma Presnell,
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

All dif. colors Mums, $1.00
doz. bunches; Butterfly bushes;
20c ea.; Amaryllis Lilies, 50c
ea.; Canna Lilies, yellow, Red,
$1. doz.; Lantanas, Variegated
and Purple, 20c ea. Add post-
age. Mrs. Mae Turner, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 6.

Large selection of Coleus
cuttings, 3, 10c; large, 15c ea.;
white Conch begonia, white
and red sultanas, 5c ea. cut-
ting; purple striped and green
jew, 5/10c; 4 blooming size red
sultanas, 20c ea. PP. Mrs. Wal-
lace Wilson, Gainesville, Rt. 7.

'6-8 in. boxwood, dwarf or
fast growing, nice and full,
$10. C; 8-10 in., $15.00 C;\1-2
ft nandina, as broad as high,
$8. for 12; 2-3 ff., $15.00 for 12.

All del. Mrs. R. F. Terrell,
Greenville. :
Nandinas, ligustrum __ivy,

cherry laurel, vinca minor, $1.
doz. Write for prices on Box-
wood and other Evergreens.
Lois Woodruff, Greenville.

Heavy field grown Old Eng-
lish dwarf boxwood, sev. yrs.
old, well shaped and compact,
6-8 in., 50c ea.; 4-6 in., 25 ea.;
4-6 in., 2 yrs: old, 15 ea.; 1 yr.
well rooted, $7.50 C. Blanch wf
Woodruff, Greenville. :

Boxwood, 4-6 in., $5.00 C:
camellias, 6-12 in., $5. doz.; red
violets, $1.75 doz.; Calif. blue

violets, $3.50 C; azaleas, native
Flame for~exec. Halls. honey-
suckles, fragrant, doz., $1.50.
Maude Hamby, Greenville.

Dbl. asst. col. Mums, very
attractive bloom, $1.50 doz.;
deep pink verbena, $3. C; also
flat kind, bloom red, blue
sweet scented violets, $2. C.
or exc. for African violets or
rooted camellia. Mrs. Janie El-.
lis, Grantville.

African violet leaves, all
kinds and colors, over 15 wave. ;
10 leaves for $1. plus postage.
Mra: oP: nueppend Griffin,
Rt, C.

Larkspur and dbl.
seed, for sale. Mrs. J. .

Poppy
WwW

$1. ea.;

Curley,

Nice,

paid, now: ready, Mrs. Bentley
Barfield, Hahira, Box 153.

Daffodil, Jonquil and Narcis-
si bulbs, $1. C; $7.50 M. Geld
Dust lilies, 35c ea. 3, $1.00;
Scotch Brooms and Boxwoods,
25c ea. Well rooted, damp
packed. Add postage under $1.
orders. Mrs. Carl Kimsey, Hia-
wassee,

Variegated Coleus, dbl. ge-
raniums, Angel Wing and pink,
red leaf begonias, blooming
size red Amaryllis, 6 bulbs 50c;
Glads, red, bronze,'50c C; green
leaf baby jew, 5 ea. Exc. for
blooming size. narcissi bulbs.
Add postage. No chks. Mrs.
Myrtle Gay, Hazelhurst, Rt, 3.

Pink Sweet Peas and Holly-
hock Seed, mixed colors, 10c
Thls.; White Narcissus, 50c doz.
Mrs. Horace Suttles, Hartwell,
Ree ts

Bird of Paradise, Magnolia,
Blue Single Hyacinths,
$1. doz.; White, Blue, Pink,
and Red Thrift, 50c doz. -Exc.
for print sacks. Miss Cecil Mc-
Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Weeping Willow, 75c ea.;
Amaryllis, 1 yr. old, 5 bulbs,
$1.00; Bird of Paradise, $1. ea.;
Blue, White, Pink Thrif 50c
doz.; White and Yellow Jon-
quils, Butter and Eggs, $1.50
C. Exc. for white or _ print
sacks. Miss Mattie McCurley,
Hartwell. 7

Rooted Pink Thrift, 35 doz.;
Long Trumpet Daffodis, Yel-
low Narcissi, $1.50 C; Bird of
Paradise, 75c. Mrs. Cromer Mc-
Curley, Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Choice flowering Pink; Blue,
White, Pot and Yard French
Hydrangeas, Gardenias, 2, $1.:
Coral Bell Azaleas, Sarah Frost
Camellias, $1. ea.; Pink, White

?}Spireas, Yellow Jasmine, 3, $1.

Mrs. John Myers, Hartwell, Rt.

x
Yellow jonquil -bulbs, 50 C.
No chks. nor stamps. Ethel
McClure, Acworth, Rt. 1

Large dbl. pink- poppy seed,
18c teaspoonful; Star of Beth-
lehem bulbs, 35c doz.; 50, 65c;
Sultanas, 15 ea. white narcissi,
35c doz.; vincia, 25 bunch; ex-

tra large Boxwood, over 100
yrs.. -old.. ~Mrs.. J. E.- Stone,
Adairsville, Rt. 2.

Fine iris, original stock from
famous Bedford Gardens: Sept. |,
Skys, golden kind, Miss Calif.,
many pink tones and others,
$1.25 doz. Mrs. W. W. Trimble,
Adairsville.

Many kind begonias, gerani-

ums, sultanas, cacti, loquots,
boxwood, African violets, aed
plants, $1.00; large narcissi

bulbs, $1.00 Cc: large Easter lily
bulbs, $1.00 doz. Postage 25c
extra for ea. order. Mrs, Alma
Moore, Adel.

Night-blooming Cereus, Aug.
cacti, 25c ea.; Xmas., Star and
Rat-tail Cacti, 15c; 5 dif., 75c;

3 dif. col. sultanas, 25c; coleus,

dark wine color, Chicken Giz-
zard and rooted white, 15c, ea.
Add postage. Stamps accepied.
Mrs. W. S. Griffin, Adel, Rt. 1.

Unrooted cuttings, coleus,
red, white, pink begonia, red,
| white, pink geraniums,~ red,
pink,. salmon and variegated
sultanas, any 7 cuttings del.
for 30c in coin. Jennie Hogan,
Agnes.

Giant dbl. poppy seed, mix.
colors, blooms 6-8 inches, 50c
tbls. Mrs. James F. Stanley,
Albany, 1108 7th Ave. .

2 col. fuschia, pink lilies, sal-
mon sultanas, Xmas. and fish
cactus, rubber plant, pink and
red geraniums, 10 dif. col.
coleus, all 10c cuttings or any
12 for $1. Add postage. Mrs. E.
L. Kennemore, Alpharetta, Rt.
1, Box 69.

African violets, Sapphire,
Pink Beauty, Blue Boy, Blue
Girl, White, 3 large ones for



large, -blooming size}
Easter lily bulbs, $2. doz. post- |

Finest Iris, 10 kinds, 15, $1.;,

Renae eos
Small palms and whit
wood, red Hawes,
wild cherry trees for sal
O. Fussell, Atlanta, 889 |
wood Ave, N. E. |

African violets, small r
plants, 3, $1.00; plants. in 1
and bloom, 50e to $2.50.
Velvet, Tinted Lady, ;
Alice Blue Gown, Orchid Be
ty, My Lady Joan, Jade,
Cannot ship, Mrs. Louise Pr
iey, Atlanta, 1076 Tilden St.
W. BE 6124. : ;

African violets: White
$2.50; Blue-eyed Beauty,
Neptune, Old Lace, Red |
Dupont Silver Pink, light.
$1.50; Norseman, Blue
Purple Prince, - Ame :
terfly, Bicolor, Redh ad,
phire, Bluebird, Pink Be
White Lady, -3, $1:00-7;
Jeanne Wilson, A
Greenwood, N. E.

Episcias: Companion. Bas
the African violet,
foliage, bronzy green,
bloom, $1. ea.,
NB: Wilson, -







































































bulbs, 10 in. or oe
10, er 8 in.,
doz.;

ville Ra., S. BE

Crape Myrtle, Mimosa,
bud trees, altheas, ~ sev.
forsythia, Mountain hydr:
Cherry plants, bulbs of [pl
kinds, Lilies of the Valley, -
Tiger and Spider lilies. C
see. Mrs. Fred Foster, Atl.
186 Ben Hill Rd. ~

Paper white, yello
sweet narcissus, Trumpet



25 doz.: dark red crape m:
pink roses, 30c ea.: perel
sweet pea, white, old rose,
biscus, 15c ea. 6, 80c.
postage. Mrs. Sam Smith,
stell, Rt. 2, Box 353.

Iris, White Swan,
Prince, Stardust, 60c
white Fairy lilies, Star
iehem, paper white a
Alfred narcissi, 65 doz.;
Williams, 50c doz. Exc. ae J
low Dutch Iris. Mrs. Clyde,
gan, Austell, Rt. 2.

Glad bulbs, 50 ae

Touch-me-no
O'clock seed, 25 J's.
Ga. Mrs. Mattie
Ground, Rt. 1...

Narcissi, daffodils, hy

butter and eggs, white H
dusty miller, day lilies,
cents ea, plus postage;
flowers, cheap at m
privet hedge free
Mrs. Arthur

co.

Tulip, mix. colors
bulbs; Scotch Broom
ftss pe 50c_ ea. sc

Ri 4

inti aes
and pink, also lar

10c a _ large spoonful.
Luther T, Hutson, Bl
Stet. Rt eee
_ Cherekee rose (State
dbl. purple, lavender
gated, pink and w a
Confederate Jasmine, bl
drangeas, rose olean
spirea, orange
therne, yellow jasmine,
evergreens, cuttings, 8c
for $1. PP. Mrs. E. L.
Blakely, Box 387.

~ Dbl. Japonicas, 6 yr
ea.; Jap Iris, Easter Lil
Alfred: Daffodils,
Dogwood, 4, $1.00; C
doz, Exc. for print.
J. C. Keener, Ellijay, Ri

White Narcissus Bulbs,
ender, Yellow, Purple
Wild Iris, 50c doz.;*
Mixed Col. Mums,
Yellow Dbl. Kerria
Pink Almonds, 25c ea. Add
age. Jeanne Langley, El
Rt, 3:

-Yellow, Purple, Lavende
Butter and Eggs, and



$1.00: Sky Blue, Mary Wac
Red Head, Red Girl,
man, Blue DuPont, W
Amethyst, 50c ea.







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y
aS; Lantanas,
nbow Moss, Justicia, \
Pink . Conch,

2,
Pees orn rooted,
ea.; 2, 25c. PP. Mrs. J. A.

Wilson, Martin.





: | Pink Abeli>, i
urple Crape Myrtle, 5c; eis




ed, 3, 15c; 12 dif. Iris, mixed,
40c; Pink Primrose, 25c doz.:
Red, Pink, and

theas, White and Pink Spirea,
3, 25c; Cedars, 20c; White Wei-









White deer
Crown of Thorn,.
Q 2 geraniums,
l Sy Cae ea, 12 for
ee Eureka, white, 3
pinks, Wyoming, orange,
olor, 12, 60c. Add




















for sale or exc. for Print
John Allred, Esom Hill








white and red Begoni-
geraniums, Fuchsia
Boston, Rainbow, Ma-
ferns, sweet gum ger-
Xmas cactus, 15c ea.
5c. Mrs. J. W. Jackson,





ted Boxwood at my home
tate Hwy. No. 54. Mrs.
pot peyote: Rt.















































































h Pp. Houuuda Easter lily
, 5-7 in. cir., $1.00 doz;
b ing _ 60c doz:

bulbs, $1.00; paper
60, a 00. Add

Narcissi, daffodils, ion-
25 bulbs 15e or 55 C.

, fragrant lemon lilies,
aa: blue Roman hyacunths,
ea; red Montbretia, 5c. Add

age. No less than $1.00 order
ont. sere. JM: ernlen. Pal-



a ple blooming Thrift, rose
: blue violets, 90e C;.

ea, white, pink, purple, 30
All good roots. Add postage.
tie. Mae Huff, EDHONEs

F \s, giant size,
g-size, $2.00 doz;
according to size.
a. = .
oa ait
ea; Xmas cacti, 25 ea;
agrant yellow cluster and
il Narcissus, mixed,
1.00 orders PP. in Ga.
Seago, Pinehurst.

cd lily bulbs
$1.00; 10 dif, pot
"started, $1.25; hy-

2

e

sat dies. 35c ea,
25 ea;
Send stamped

ing; Blue
2 - Add
Terry, Quit-
LaFayette Sts

Soleus, large plants,
. Verbena, Rose,
0z.; Monthly Rose,
red, 40c ea.; Bridal
Seath, 3, 50c. Miss "Georgia
kles, Raymond. SS
ermuda Easter Lily bulbs,

doz.; Large bulbs, 25 ea.
_ healthy bulbs, now

Red Thrift, $1. : t
elon Red Crape Myrtle,
aowering Quince, Pink
_ Snowb: alls;

ty oie light veins,
-25 doz. Add postage.

S are c, R. Sorrells, Moncoe, RL

. | in-the-Pulpit,
-1.} Moss Beco Eis Eaton, Dah-

| Yellow Iris, 50ce doz.;

: pink, red, sak}

Red Angel Wing Begonias,
20e per cutting; 5 cuttings, $1.;

c-1Pink Touch-Me-Nots, 35c doz.

Sultanas, red; salmon, 25c un-
rooted; Purple, Pink, oe
Hydrangea cuttings, $1. C.

Aaslaas: Rieveoe: _ Maples,
$1.50 doz.; Winter Greens, 50c
doz.; Swamp Dogwood, $1, 00
doz. Add postage. No checks.
ig Hubert Saine, Spa

+. 1,

arene Marigold Seed, Small
and Large Yellow Marigold,

10c tsp.; Blue Bell, 50c doz.;
Sweet William, 20c ea. Add
postage. Minnie Lee Saine,

Murrayville, Rt. 1.

Pot Plants, unrooted cuttings
Geranium, Begonia, Fuchsia,
Lantanas, others, 15, 50c; 2 each,
Geraniums, Fuchsia, Pink Hyd-
rangeas, Lantanas, Begonias, 10,
$1.00; 20, $1.50; Hen and Biddie,
Water Lily, 2, 25c. Add postage.
a Willis Grindle, Dahlonega,

beck:

Fancy Coleus, 30 dif. rooted,
$1.00 ' doz.; 30, $2.25; Water
Hyacinths, White Rain and Red
Spider Lilies, Tiger Lilies, 5,
50c; Snowballs, Red Spireas,
Clematis, Abelias, Japonicas,
Butterfly, Boxwood, rooted,
$1.25 doz. Moss. packed, Mrs. M.
L. Eaton, Dahlonega, REE.

Dbl. Day, Blackberry,
| Tiger Lilies, $1.00 doz.; Red
Spider and Easter Lilies, 6,
$1.00; Water Hyacinths, Maiden
Hair Ferns, 3, 25c; 6 dif, Colors
Verbenas, 35; Trilliums, Jack-
bulbs, 35 doz.

and

lonega, Rt.

Unrooted cuttings Griniuins.
Begonias, Fuchsia, Hydrangeas,
others, 50 doz.; 1 each nice
Lantana, Hydrangea, Fuchsia,
Geranium, Begonia, and others,
$1.00 doz.; Also Water Lilies, 2,
25ce. Add postage. Sarah Grindle,
Dahlonega. ;

20 pots Geraniums, Red, Pink,
White, large green bunches, 1
gal. and 2 gal. pots $25.00 for
lot; Also other flowers for sale.
Miss L: M. White, Danigncse,
Rt.) Box 35> ?

Dbl. Ja onicas, Dogwood, Me.
Azaleas, Lilacs, Pink Almonds,
Bridal Wreath, Golden Chain,
4, $1.00; Hardy Hydrangeas, 2,
$1.00; Fall Pinks, Hardy Phiox,
Daffodils, 40 doz.; 3 doz., $1.00.
Or exe: for feed sacks. No
checks, oe Dennie Barnes,
Ellijay, Rt.

ei Jonquils, bulbs,
dry, ready for fall planting, 50c
C. Or exc. for print or white
feed sacks, without holes or
mildew, Each to pay postage.

d} No checks. Mrs. Bartow Barrett,

Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Pink Verbena, Light Blue and
Start of
Pansy Seed, 25c C; Foxgloves,
40c doz.; Red Hot Poker, 25c
ea.Add postage. No COD nor
checks. Miss Maude Clayton,
Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Yellow Jasmine, -Altheas,
Sweetshrubs, Bridal Wreath,
Goldenbell, Weeping Mary,

| Snowball, Azaleas, Yellow Jap-

onicas, 3, 50c; Wild Iris, Orange
Day Lilies, Purple Iris, Winter
Pinks, 25c doz.; $1.00 C; White
Running Rose, White Dogwood,
3, 25c Rooted. Add postage, Mrs.
Howard Easley, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Small Seedlings Mt. Laurel,
Holly, Wild Azaleas, $5.00 C;
Tulip Poplars, 1-3 ft., $10.00 C;
Galax, Wild Ginger, Hearts
Ease (pitcher plants), Partridge
-| Vine, Wild Iris, 50c doz. Mrs.
C, H. Edwards, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Altheas, Purple Lilacs, Pink
Almond, Goldenbell, $1.00 doz.;
Orange _ Lilies, Myrtle Vine,
Confederate Violets, (BG =. hoe
Purple Iris, -2 doz., 50 Blue
Spider Wort, Mixed cols, Hardy
Phlox, 25c doz. Add postage.



checks. Mrs, Sarah
ted



on peer Eller, BEA we -



_ elas, 30c. Add postage. Mrs.
Henry Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 34
Green, Striped Jew, Green

Moss, 2 doz., 20c; Purple Izis,
30c doz.; Blue Spider Wort,
Wild Iris, 25c doz.; Bridal
Wreath, Pink Almond, Purple
Lilacs, Goldenbell, $1.00 doz.;
Hemerocallis, Single and Dbl.

| Variegated Violets, 75 C. Add

postage. Frances Eller, Ellijay,
Rts 3.

Lemon Lily Bulbs, 75c doz.;
Tiger Lily, 25c. ea.; Perennial
Pink, Rose Phlox, 50c doz.; Pink
Spireas, Snowballs, Altheas,
Arborvitaes, Boxwood, Sweet-
shrubs, Strawberry Bush, White
Lilacs, 35c ea.;~ Dbl. Altheas,
White Pink Peonies, 35c.; Add
Pore Mrs. Lee Eller, Ellijay,

te ot

Altheas, Yellow Jasmine,
Sweetshrubs, Bridalwreath,
Golden Bell, Weeping Mary,
Snowball, Azaleas, 3, 50c; Wild
Iris, Orange Day Lilies, Mt.
Huckleberry, Leopard Lily, 2ic
Doz.; $1.00 C; White Running
Rose, rooted, Yellow Japonicas,
3, 25c. Add postage. Mrs. Homer
Henderson, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Altheas, Yellow Jasmine,
Sweetshurbs, Bridalwreath,
Goldenbell, Weeping Mary,
Snowball, Azaleas, 3, 50c; Wild
Tris, Orange Day Lilies, Mt.
Huckleberry, Leopard Lilies, 25c
doz.; $1.00 C; White Running
Rose, Yellow Japonicas, 3, 25c.
Add postage. Miss Malvie Hend-
erson, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Red and white Verbena, root-
ed, 75e doz; variegated lantanas,
pink, yellow, purple, rooted,
40c; sultana cuttings, green and
white leaf, 15c; pink thrift, 5Ce
doz; red Dleander, 50c; white,
dbl., rooted, 75c, Mrs, Lloyd
Henderson, Carrollton. Rt. 3.

Day lilies, labeled, Rosalind,
$1.00; Patricia, Hyperian, Twink-
le, Crystal, Fairy, 1 of ea., $1.00;
Crinum lily, Mrs. Bosangut, deep
rose, blooming size, 75e ea.

Under $2.00 add postage. Mrs.
W. H. Whitten, Chula. ~
African violet Leaves and

plants at reasonable cost plus
postage, Large asst. of kinds.
Contact. Mrs. John N. C. Law,
Cartersville. Care The Bakery.

Giant size Easter lily bulbs,
$3.00; med. size, $2.00; Bublets,
from % m., 2 in, and 2% in.,
$12,00 peck. PP. Mrs. T. T.
Holloway, Cobbtown.

African violets, many colors,
ates Bengonias. Mrs. Esther 1.
Crowell, College Park, 152 W.
Washington Rd. FA 2003.

Clematis vines, all white, 25c;
large lemon lilies, $1.00 doz;
growing gardenias, 25c ea; out-
door running ferns and large
blue: tubor morning glorys, 10c
ea, White, purple and blue
iris, 75c doz. Add postage. Mrs.
L. Brown, Columbus, 1321
Wildwood. Dr.

Rooted pink and_ yellow
lantanas, 50c; white and yellow
Mums, 50c doz, yellow red can-
nas, 75 doz; hedge cuttings,
$1.00 C; Foxglove, Jap pinks,
35c doz; red Seven Sister rose
cuttings, 50c ea; col. pot flowers,
$1.00, Add postage. Mrs. Jesse
F. Johnson, Cordele, Rt. 2.

Fine cannas: Eureka, white;
City Portland, pink; Madame

Canard, pink; Hungaria, pink;,

Giant, President and King Hum-
bert, all red; Dwarf Yellow, Al-
lemania, variegated, $1.00 doz;
$8.00 C;} $35.00 -M; Shasta dais-
ies, $2.00 C. Mrs, J. R. Camp,
Cordele.

Fine Iris, 8 kinds, 15, $1.00,
garden Fuchsia and Coral plant,
ea., 50c bunch; mix. sultanu
cuttings, 25c doz; Easter lily
bulbs, 25 ea; fine violets, 3
doz. $1.00; rosemary and cat-
nip, 50c bunch. Add postage,
Mrs. Annie West, Crawfordville.

About 50 pots, 2 ea. large
Lace eee ferns, 2 large
ferns, 5 dif. begonias, sultanas,
geraniums, red and white. Sell
as they are. No price set. Come
see and make offer. Mrs, Netta
Stewart, Dacula,

ae

Red Sultana cuttings, unroot- |

Extra nice size Jonquil and
Daffodil bulbs, $1.25 C; $11.0
M. Add postage. M. O. prefer-

red. Mrs. Clarence McMillan,
Dacula. Rt. 1.
Pink running roses, rooted,

25c ea. purple iris, orange day
lilies, Ophiopogon, 50. doz; li-
lacs, bridalwreath, blooming
pear, 7, $1.00; rose cut., 25c doz;
boxwood cut., $5.00 C. Add post-
age. No chks, Mattie Duran,
Cumming. Rt. 1. :

Pink weigelias, spirea, snow-
balls, lilac, bridalwreath, Easter
rose, jasmine, 4, $1.00; iris, or-
ange day lilies, dbl. butter and
eggs, 50c doz; pink justicia cutt-
ings, 3, 50c; rose cuttings, 6 dif.
Var., 35 doz. Add postage. No
jobs Gladys Duran, Cumming.

eel

Pink lilies, City of Portland,
$1.15. Mrs. R, L. Silver, Cuth-
bert, Rt. 5.

Large Jonquil and Daffodil
bulbs, $1.25 C; small blooming
size, B0c C; orchid Thrift, $1.20
ce Large white Narcissi bulbs,
$1.00 doz. Mrs. Lon Ashworth,
Dacula.

Dbl. wool poppy, pink and
red mixed, Red hot poker, pink
Tris seed, all 10c, large paper
with stamped envelope; also
Dvarf boxwood, any size, Ar-
borvitaes, priced right at my
ome. Mrs. R. H. Whelchel,

awsonville. Rt. 3.

Maple Leaf, dbl. pink and
white bgonias, 10c cutting;
singe, red, white, pink begonias,
coleus and sultanas, 5c ea. cutt-
ing; Asst, 25 cuttings for $1.00
postage. Add postage to small
orders. Mrs. W. J. Taylor, Dem-
orest. Rt. 1, Box 98.

Boxwoods, 2 yrs. old, T5c
ea., $5.00 M; Blue Ridge rose
azaleas, 25c ea. $2.00 doz; White
pine, Mtn. holly, junipers, red
flowering quince, 50c ea; black
haw, weeping lilac; 25 ea. Add
postage. Mrs. Presley . Fowler,
Diamond. ; i

_Forsythia, pussy willow, wei-

geleas, well rooted, 35c ea,
2, 50c. Add: postage, Agnes
Howard, Douglasville, Rt. 1.

Booking orders for Fall del,
Magnolia, tea olive, red cedar,
red and white dogwood, sweet
shrub, sweet myrtle, red, or-
ange Hawthorne, red crape
myrtle, 1-5 ft., 10c to 50c. Add
postage. Exc. for sacks, Mrs.
James Connell, Dublin. Rt. 1.

Azaleas, Mt. Laurels, $1.00
doz.; Spruce and White Pine
75c doz. Colts Foot, Ginger
Lilies, 35 doz. Goldenglow,
Crabapple, 75 doz.; Grape Vine
$1.00 doz. Add postage. Mrs.
James Waters, Dahlonega, Rt.

Yellow and White Jonquils,
$1.50 C; Roman Blue Hyacinths,
Tube Roses, $1.50 doz.; Red,
White, Blue, and Pink Thrift,
50e doz.; Yellow Lemon Lilies,
$1. doz:; "Exe, for print or white
sacks. Miss Nora McCurley,
Hartwell, Rt. 2.

White Narcissus bulbs, doub-
le, 50, $1.00; Butter and Eggs,
Jonquils, $1. C. Add postage.
Mrs. Sibley Richardson, Hart-
well, Rt. 3.

Paper White Narcissus bulbs,
blooming ~size, 3 doz. $1.00;
Yellow Cluster Sweet Scented
Narcissus bulbs, blooming size,
4 doz, $1. Now is time for
transplanting. No orders under

$1. filled. Add postage. Miss
Annie Lou Richardson, Hart-
well,

Improved Easter lily bulbs,

Jumboes, $5.50 doz., other sizes,
$3. and $2.50 doz.; bulblets, $2.
pt. not prepaid. Write for price
on larger quantities, Cash or
M. QO. Mrs. Henry Love, Iron
City.

Genuine Bermuda lily bulbs,
large blooming size, $2. doz.
and postage. No chks, Now time
to plant. Mrs. J. C. McClendon,
Jackson, Rt. 4.

Extra large -Crape Myrtles,
$8. ea.; big lot of Junipers and
flowering shrubs, large sizes,
cheap. Cant ship. A. Stokes,
Jasper, Rt. 3.

Roman, blue hedtiies: extra
large bulbs, 75c doz. and post-



age. Mary Lou Wills, Jefferson,

*|Amaryllis lilies, 25c ea.;



no. less,

show. Mrs, Marvin

Jenkinsburg.

Fine Easter lily bulbs,
doz., 8-9 in. cir., $3.60; 7-8 in.,
$3.00; 6-7 in., $2.40; 5-6 in.,
80; 4-6 in., $1.20, and small
blooming size, 5c ea. All Fob.
Mrs. C. I. Wisenbaker, Lak
Park, Rt. 2.

Giant Easter lily bulbs, 8-9
in, cir., 30c ea.; 7-8 in., 25 ea.
6-7 in., 20 ea.:
4-5 in, 10c_ ea.

Farrar,

and

Mrs. Jack C; Williams,
Park, Ri: 2:

Fine, mixed Iris, many col.,

$3. C; $25. M; Dutch, Siberian,
40e doz: white Calla and

quils, narcissi, butter and eggs,

daffodils, 60c C; $5. M; White
Star Jasmine,e25c ea. Add post-
age. Mrs. S. M. Gunter, Law-

renceville, Rt. 1.

1 doz, Hemerocallis lily bulbs,
all dif., $1.00; 1 doz., lemon
lilies, fragrant, $1. doz.;
Iris, blue, pink, yellow, $1.00
doz.: 1 doz. begonias, Sty;

cluding dbl." Wase (cuttings),

Mrs. H. B. Clower, Lawreneea

ville, Rt. 3.

Purple iris, 50c doz; pink
running rose bushes, green
wandering jew cuttings, 25

ea., 30c doz. Add postage. Mrs.
Ae C. Sims, Lawrenceville, Rt.

Mums, large, 4 col., 40 doz.;

goldenbells,
yellow.
sweetshrub, 25e ea.

crape . myrtles,
bridalwreath, Mimosa,
Jasmine,
5 for $1. 00; iris, purple, blue,
white, yellow, 30c doz.; day
lilies, orange, yellow, 200 doz.
Pot flowers, 12, $1. Add post-
age. Mrs. ee Watson, Li-
thonia, Rt. 3, Box 217. . _

Jonquil, ' daffodil,
35 doz.;
bena, 18 col. 35 doz.; hibiscus,
red, pink, white, 25c ea.: roses,
25 kinds, Be Ste 00: sweet Wi ss
liam seed, 10c pkg.-
plants, rooted, 15 ea.; cannas,
7 col. 2, 15e. Add postage. Mrs.
C. H. Lawson, Lithonia, Rt. 3,
Box 216.

Large cluster Cream narcis-_

sus, 30c doz.; $250 C; red,
Pride of Harlem tulips, and
purple Roman hyacinths, ea.

kind, 75c doz. Mrs. Kate Brown,
Locust Grove.

Margaret Mitchell Iris, blend

Iris, laced: lots of 50, $2.50,
not labeled. Include
postage 20c. Includes newer va-
rieties priced as much as 75c.
Won silver medal in 1950 AIS

per g

$n S.

5-6 in, 15 ear ar
small
blooming size, 5c ea. All Fob.
Lake ~

jon- z

1 doz,

in- 3

pares
red, pink Thrift, Ver-

30 pot



































of azure, canary and touch of

pink and falls rich claret red,
40c ea. plant, PP. Variety bulbs.
Mrs. Martha P. Jones, Lyerly.

Old: Fashion Paper
Narcissus bulbs, 50c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. A. Tanner, Ma-
con, 2739 Berkeley Dr.

Maple Leaf and Red Hecate
large Sprengeri Ferns,

Paper. White Narcissus i:
6-7 in. circum., 50c doz., $3.
Mrs. J. W. Jones, Madison.

Sir Watkins Daffodils, 158

doz.; Large White Narcissus
with yellow center, 25c doz.: a
Yellow Narcissus, 15 doz.;

Pink and White Thrift, 10c doz.;
Long Trumpet Daffodils, ea
doz.; May Narcissus 25c doz.: 1
very large Boxwood, Mrs. Mary
Lou Stovall, Madison.

Unrooted Pink Sultana cut
Yellow Daffo-
cream, white, 2 varieties -

tings,
dil,
Yellow Narcissus, 30c doz. Add
postage, Ethel Sullivan, Mavriet-
ta, i 8:

Jonquils, Narcissus,
with Yellow Center,
20c doz.;
Marlow.

Blooming size Paper White
Narcissus Bulbs, hand picked,

20c ea.;

Cream
Daffodils,
$1.25 C. Susie Dasher,

govt. insp., $10.00 bu.; $1.50 c.
Plus postage. Mrs. Beulah iS;
Taylor, Roberta.

Funkia (Plantation Lily), Co-
lumbine, White Siberian Iris, 6,
50c; Spirea Snow Garlands,
Pink Flowering Almond, 25c e2.;
Purple Wisteria from flowering
vine, on good roots, 50c ea, Mrs,
E, A: Ross, Rossville, Rt.
Box 208,

4
a

White

large
Red Amaryllis bulbs, 50c ead .













FOR SALE

FLOWERS AND SEED |



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Amaryllis, 3 large or 6 small








































































































































$1.00; Lilies Easter, Milk and
Wine, Red, Yellow Canna, 75c
'@oz.; Narcissi, Daffodils, 15c
doz.; Large Dbl. Poppy Seed,



10c Tbls.; Red Sleeping Hibis-



cus, winter blooming Honev-
suckle, rooted, 15c ea. Mrs. D.
W. Faircloth, Rochelle, POB

1044,

: Large Packs assorted Flower
Seed, 20c; Conch Begonia, 25:
Tiger Lilies, 15c ea. Add postage.
Will exchange for pot flowers
or print sacks. Mrs. H. A. Chast-
ain, Roy.

25c; Geraniums,
5, $1.00; Red Be-
Ruffled Fern, 10c
a.; Iris, 25c doz.; Hydrangea,
25ce Striped Jew, Coleus, 4, 25ce.
Add postage. Mrs. Lester Phil-
lips, Royston, Rt, 1.

Large blooming Gerianuins,
Red Begonias, $1.00 ea.; Purple
Wandering Jew. 3. pieces, 25c;
Boston Ferns, foliage 3. ft. or
--more, $1.00 ea.; Cuttings, 15
a.; 2; 25c; Pink Rain Lilies,
: Olid Time White Easter Lilies, 3.
i 25c. Mrs. G. E, Sorrells, Roys-
3 ton.

Pink, White,
Salmon Sultanas, Red, White
Everblooming Begonias, Air
. Piants, 10c ea. Pink Thrift, $1.00
C:; Orange Day Lilies, 35 doz;
White Strived Jew, 5 ea. De-
livered. Mary Ruth Phillips,

Royston, Rt. 1.

Japanese Iris (Kaempferi)
: Jabeled. Divisions, $3.00 doz;
eS single, $1.80; imp. Shasta daisy,
: 3-4 in. flower, $1.00 doz Maz-
nolia_ trees, large, evergreen
._ Jeaf~ white. flower, 12-18 in.,
> 25c ea; 30-40 in. $1.00 ea. COD
- orders shipped. V. W. Wilson,
~ Savannah, Rt. 3.

Angel . Wing, Grape, Beef-
steak, Silver Spotted, Alligator
tail, red, pink Conch begonias,
2 red poinsettas, Rosemarys,
dbl. white, red _geraniums,
_ sultanas, ice plants, begonia,
blue violets, 2, $1.00; 4 orchid

curcuma lilies, $1.00. Add post-
lage.-Mrs. V. M. Johnson, Shell-
man.

Easter lily bulbs, 6-8 in., in
~-cir., $2.50 doz; bulblets, 2-3 in.,
eir., 5 doz. $1.00. Mrs. David J.

Sultanas, 6,
blooming size,
gonia. Cactus,







Red, Purple,
















Arnold, Shellman,
sc Narcissus, Chinese sacred,
butter-esg, 40c doz, $1.40 C;

snowflake, Laurens Koster, 14,
..65e; Grape hyacinth, blackberry
lily, 65 doz. Del. 3rd zone. 5c
extra on chks. Miss Mittie Cit-
a lins, Smithville. Rt. 1,

12 gardenias, well rooted, 6
to 28ein. 5007-68273) for) $1425;
(1 have 12 gardenias). Mamie
Youmans, Surrency. ~

Yellow, Purple Iris, $1.00 doz.;
- Yellow Japonicas, 3 $1.00; Or-
~ ange Day Lilies, 75c doz.; Red
' Phlox, 60c doz.; Exchange for
good print sacks. Jemima
Crump, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Mixed Verbenas, red, pink
Conch Begonias, Dwarf Leop-
ard Grass, Red Houseleak, 2
dif. Air Plants, rose or cabbage
Cacius, Spotted Yucca, Blue
Spider Lilies, Xmas_ Rice,
Thanksgiving Star Cactus, 19
a.; Thrift, 50e C. Add postage
Mrs. Wavy Lewis, Toomsboro,

Red Japonicas, 3, $1.00 Le-
mon Lilies, 3 doz., $1.00; Purple
Tris, 3 doz., $1.00. All rooted,
damp packed. Mrs. Milton
Priest, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Pink Calla Lilies, 65c
2, $1.00: Mixed Gloxinias,
ea.; Mixed Sultanas, 15c ea.;
$1.30 doz.; large Kmas Cactus,
$1.50 White Camellia, Pink
Oleander, bloomed last 2 years,
~?.00 or $1.75 ea, Extra Large
i Boxwood. Mrs. J. W. Robetts,
bs, Tallapoosa, Rt. 2, Box 7],





ea.;
50e



F

Bearded Iris: Purple, Tall
| Lavander, .Pink Purple Falls,
5 6, 50c: Coleus: Bright colors, 3
unrooted cuttings, all different,
: 25c. All postpaid. Mrs. J, M.

Newman, Tallapoosa, Rt. 2,

Dbl. Red Conch Begonia, Hen
=e Biddie Cactus, 10c and 20c
; Dbl. Lemon Lilies, Bronze
Silver Stripe and White Stripe
Jew, Xmas Cactus, Single and
Dbl, Pink Conch Begonia, 106
a.; Elephant Ears, 20c ea.,
Century Plant, 25c ea. Plus
ostage: Exc, for sacks. Mrs.
iliam C, Lewis, Toemsboro,





. 2,





Dry blooming size
Daffodils,
eissus,
theas,
Velvet
Tamar

oy Ty

Roses,,

$1.25 C; Hibiscus,
Boxwoods,
4, $1.00.
Teem, Talking Rock.

Trumpet

Sweet Scented Nar-

Al-
Dbl.
BPs

15 Pot Plants, $1.80. All rooted.

No two
stamps nor
E. Smith,
172.

checks.

7 cols,
Iris, 10c clump;

Temple, Rt.

alike. My selection, No
Mrs,

John

1, -Box

Cannas, $1.00; Lovely
Montbretias,

5e per bulb; 18 dif. house plant
cuttings, $1.00. Enclose postage

for orders less than $
for feed sacks. Mrs. A.
in, Toccoa.

Day Lilies, mixed

1.00. Exc.
R, Land-

Seedlings

from fine named varieties of

golds, lemons, reds,
large blooming size,
Plant now for spring
Mrs. Rosa G. Poole,
PO; Box fi12,

1 each
Parlor Ivy,

Airplant, Begonia, $1.00 del.;

Chi Cactus,
colored Oxalis,
rock Leaf, 6, 35c;
Apple Leaf, Nutmeg,
Geranium, rooted. Mr
len, Williamson.

rooted,

large
Also want

bi-colors,
6, $2.00.
blooming.
Valdosta,

rooted: Jade Plant,
Sanseveria, Sedum,

1
30e Rose
Sham-

and Ivy
Set ail

Giant White Ruffled, Dark

Purple, Old Fashion
tone) Iris for

Hicks, Yatesville.

sale. Mrs. E;

Blue (2

Ss

6 can milk cooler used since

January 1950, excellent cond.,
priced reasonable. R. Are Crav-
ey, avant a Rt. 22>



Intn] 24, miouniens eg 2
row corn picker, fits H or M
tractor, used 1 season, in good
cond., $750. Henry Barrett,
Marshallville. :

1 horse IHC Hay baler, fair
cond., $25. Cant ship. No let-
ters. See. H. G. Stuckey, Black-
shear, Rt. 2 (4 mi. West),

Mule powered Intn] Harvest-
er Hay baler, that has baled
only 15 tons hay. Reasonable
or trade for hay. S. F. Yelton,
Appling.

Intnl] F-20 -tractor, painted
and completely overhauled,
rubber tires and steel wheels,
2 dise Intn] plow, $425.. Fob;
also want steel wheels for
Farmall 1 M tractor. George
Taliaferro, Blue Ridge.

John Deere B tractor, culti-
vators, planters, distributors, 4
dise tiller on rubber, 20 disc
dbl. harrow, also Peanut plow
and weeder, and wagon on rub-
ber, stalk cutter, all good cond.
Elbert Rider, Jr., Millhaven.

W. C. Allis Chalmers Mower,
6 ft. blade, A-1 cond. Ready for
work. J. C. Norris, Bogart.

Cylinder type Lilliston pea-
endless belt,



FLOWERS AND
WANTED

Want rose bushes of
also cuttings, Calif., pri

SEED

all kinds,
vet hedge

plants, in large lots. State price.

Mrs,
atur, 427 Church St.

Florence Shepard,

Dec-

Want this yrs seed in follow-

ing: Annual phlox, all kinds
and colors, Poppies and_ roses
moss. -Mrs, Frank Kirkland;

Douglas. Rt. 2.

Want exc. 1 rooted Geranium
or 2 cuttings, for rooted Shrimo
plants, Write. first. Mrs. D. G.

Caldwell, Kingsland,
Want best price on

Alfred daffodil bulbs,

100 King
del, to

Lula. Mrs. Frank Miller, Lula.

Rte<t,
Want Camellia

kind and prices first.

E, Biggers, Rebecca.

seed. Write

Mrs, A.

Want Seed of the old fashion-

ed annual poppy,

somniferum (flowers are single
mixed ~ colors).

and in
Mrs. S. F. Humphries,

Want 100 or 200

pop-over
Write.
Scottdale,

Camellia

seeds, B. J. King, Cordele.



SECOND HAND

TACHINE

=RY FOR SALE



Lilliston Hay
Intl.. motor, all
blocks,
er, all belts,
Sell or trade for late
row tractor; 1-F-!4 T

rubber with belt, pulley,
Perry, Rt.

PTO, C. R. Belcher,

2

a

Allis-Chalmers

Baler
belts,
Lilliston Peanut Pick-
extra good cond.

with
and

model 2
ractor on
and

Row Corn

Picker to fit W-C Allis-Chal-

mers, mechanically perfect,
picked less. than 100 acres,
$650. at my farm. 9 mi. W.
Cartersville, Rt. 1.

Complete Canning Equip-
ment for community Cannery.

Write for list. J. Frank Har-

mon, Lawrenceville,

Good smoothing harrow

use with Fordson tr
sale. E. J. Paul,
Zi ,

1 ea. Peanut picker
baler, good cond. r
priced. 3 mi,

Hamilton,

for
for
Rt.

actor

and hay
easonably

So, Eastman on

McRae Rd. John P. Whigham,
Eastman, Care Whigham Farm.

Farmall A tractor;
lights, power take-of

starter,

f, 2; dise

tiller plow, disc harrow, mow-
er machine, planters and culti-

vators.
Dts Be

E. G. Cole,

Hamilton,

Large size pressure canner,
7 qt. cap., perfect cond., $10.

Miss Mary C. Richar

lanta, 112 East Lake Dr.,

DE 5375.

dson, At-
8. E.,



wut picker; 50 ft.,
Lilliston power baler, Intnl
motor, both on rubber and
used part of last season. E. L.
Joines, Preston.

1 Good 2 H wagon to sell
cheap. Herbert C. Barron, Au-
stell.

Bready garden ination cult:
vator, disc harrow, turning
plow, middle buster, hillers,
furrowers. Used very _ little,
$195. J. L. Hughey, College
Park Ried, Box: 207;2 Pha tay
5896.

Int'l. 3 dise plow for H or M
Farmall tractor. Used 3. times.
Troy. Thomason, Rt. 1, Gray-
son, Ph Lawrenceville 3700.

1 1949 Model JD B tractor,
with 5 disc tiller, 6 ft. KB har-
row, cultivator, planters: Mod-
jel H lime spreader, 11 A com-
| bine, all with power control,
in first-class cond., $3,000. Lew-
iss Ps Gunny Thomson, Rt. Ly
Ph. 53-R-4.

Int], Farmall Model A trac.
tor, excellent cond., rubber al-
most like new, King Bush and
Bog harrow, good cond. 1 1-
row plantr, Farmall with ferti-
lizer attach., l-row eultivator,

4-wheel rubber tire wagon,
complete with hitch, 600-16
tires. $1,000 for entire outfit.

H. A. Garner, Lula.

Trailing Case corn picker, 1-
row for sale. Good cond. Also
1 new Holland husker and
sheller, new. R. C. Fryer, Jr.,
Manchester, Tel. 75.

1 AA Woods _ single head

latest model electric gin saw

filer. Gummer and side dres-
ser. Filed only six gin stands,
$150. Roy Ashley, White Plains.

Syrup mills, 2-roller and 3-
roller, $50. ea. J. D, Cash.
Flowery Branch.

1 pr. drive-on platform Howe
scales, good as new. Will sell
cheap. A. M. Grenne, Gray.

Late model Farmall A 'fse-
tor, fully equipped, good mot-
or; 4 Firestone oversized tires,
planters, cotton, corn, beans.
Cultivators with plows, 6-row
cotton duster. In good condi-
tion. Used very little,

Marvin Maddox, Winder, Rt. 4.
General implement 1-row
corn picker, first-class cond.

Picked oniy 50 A. corn, J. da
Williams, Pinehurst.

Handy Man garden tractor,
with mower, extra plows and
wheels, $15.00. Call Ve 7626 or
see. P. B. Ellington, Decatur,
Rt. 3, Oak Grove Circle.

Lilliston peanut picker, used]

1 season, complete with belts
and tractor hitch, ready for
field. B. G. Meetze, Arlington.

Syrup cane mill, 3-roller,

Chattanooga No. 14, $35.00; al-

so 3-H Chattanooga dise plow,
$15. A, B. Wiley, Ashland, Rt.
1 ees j

Tova. Goldman,

$1,525. 4



de a Rt. 4 si

2-H wagon,
lime and fertilizer



e ne +
rubber. All in een "sot aa

or trade. J.

Royston.

War, Allis Ghalaes: mower,
6 ft. blade, A-1 cond. Ready
for work. J. C. Norris, Bogart.

36 in. Meadows grist mill,
with elevator, y
60 HP Chevrolet engine with |
starter and battery, and_plat-|
form scales, Write for appt. or
call LaGrange 6848. J. E. Gil- |:
lespie, West Point, Box 331.

1948 model Ferguson tractor, |
A-1 cond., with practically new

2-house sheller

@-disc pick-up ha

Emory Caudell, Eastanollee, Rt. | -
1. Ph. Toccoa 4356, (between | oL
A. M, and 3 P. M,). 3

Dearborn combine, 6 ft. with :
Late model 1-]
12 row Case drill, used 1 sea-
and planters
for Ford tractor, good ecnd.. at
bargain. Sell separately. Hugh
Cornelia, Rt. 1.

Farmall F-14.- 40 model on
rubber, good mechanical cond.

red seal motor,

son. Cultivators

E. Alexander,

- |Crittenden, :

rrow,

Bush and Bog harrow,

vator,

Ivy 164XJ.
Allis. Chalmers .C. cee
harrow, cultivators, mowing

machine, 1 heavy 2 H. wagon,
rake, plows,
-Deering milking

nractically new,
McCormick

machines, 2 units

dairy equipment. Used 9 mos.
Mrs. Harry F. Mixon, Fan buets

Rt. 2,

24 in. Meadows Mill for. corn
15 in. Hammer MiJl, 125

meal,
Horse CG. BS amn0tor-e1c;;
good shape. _ Contact.

taindsey, Fender.

New Holland pick-up Hay

Baler, $1,050.00, J.
drill with fert.
$150.00;
Fert.

cond.,

distributor,
Case Side Delivery rake and
Turner hay Baler. J. S. Newby,
Macon, 856 Charlotte St., Phone

Spreader, $35.
with good paint. James

and



D.

attachment,
MC-Deering - twirling, ue
All good] Bp.

C. Johnson, Palmetto,

Box 170.

J. D. Tandem harrow,
tractor. S. day
Christian, Atlanta, 2309 Boule-
vard Dr. SB DE 5703s 2 ia

1948 Ford tractor with front
starter. -and
power lift. 2-dise plow, Bush
and Bog harrow. Bought Dec.}
15, A-1 cond. Price $1,275. SAG 2
J. Martin, Griffin, 208 Ellis Rd,

Complete transmission and}
rear end for old: style Fordson}
tractor, $30. or exe. for pigs or
use.

model M. J. D.

and rear lights,

anything can

Murphy, Jasper, RFD 2.

2 H. No. 6 McCormick-Deer-
ing, mowing machine, in good
$2,000. _ Edgar PO,

cond.,
Offerman.

1949 J. D. iractor, Model M.
planters,
or will trade for
late model car. Freeman Segats,|

cultivators,
$1300 cash.

Toccoa, Rt. Tr.

JHC 3-dise plow for H or M
tractor, almost new, trail wheel
on rubber, perfect cond., $275. |
Hogansville,

mee Staples,

Riaing: Soe Le -cataway] i
harrow, both mule. drawn, Sell
at bargain, in first-class cond.}
be seen on Danielsville |
N. Athens, Rt. 29.
Mrs. Nora Belleu, Athens, Box|

May

Rd. 3 mi.

1204.

5 Loudens stanchions
stalls, $6. per set at farm. Mrs.
Stockbridge.
. 2-H. SH wagon, good cond.,
$75, See, Arthur. Hill, Atlanta,

Hugh L. White,

5910 Glenridge Dr.,
6.

1 each.
(1948) Tractor,
tors, planters, etc.
and Bog Harrow,
ber; 1 set each,

Distributors;

N.

= adn



planters,

harrow,

$1200.

culti-

other)

all in
A. D.

grain

P2207



Goober

as

and

Bae

VAC 2 Rew Gish
lights, cultiva-|
King Bush
Heavy Duty.
4 Dise John D, Tiller on rub-
Cultivators
with feet, and feeders, Guano
2 Sets. Planters,}
used 2 yrs. Joe Sora Hazel-

te

fits}

fertilizer attacheione B
comb, Varnell, Rt. 1.

Disc and a 4 pi

markers, spring toot
1946 model,
lights, slightly
$1350. for outfit. Cash.
Dunlap, Colquitt, Rt. 2.

) Complete set of cultiva
corn and cotton planters (s:
arate boxes), fertilizer distr
utors for Farmall H
tor, hydraulic lift

Rd.-Mrs. W. H Frankl ce
tow, els A.

__Walk-in type D
| Cooler te



Buick motor, rebuilt into powe
unit for hammer mill. Sacrific

ton, N

than half price. S. ]

Dawsonvill

THC Side Delive
some other farm equipm
sale. Mrs, R. ae Siege
Leslie.







priced to sell. T.
ood. Phone 206J1.

rmick- Deering 25-V, 6
rer, fit H or M Farmall,
l paint and tires
r good John

ny. Dise Tiller,

oe Rt. 2.

Mill good cond.,
in., 3/16 in. and % in.
: suitable for small
or gas. engine, $30.00
Singleton, Fort Val-

rmick Deering mule

geowing machine, used
] ood as new, heavy
ade, also a new
- good hay rake,
H. wagon, $40.00: all
plow tools, cheap. TB.
aaa 330 E. Lee St.

04,

{ distributors,
, Bush and Bog harrow,
harrow, 2 bottom plow,
ce plow, cotton. duster, |
a tractor box, all Reh
$1.500.00. D. E. Gibson,

Silage cutter, fully
d for upright silo, $400. 00
del BL tractor with. aul-

No. 7 Mower,
used very little,

, $80.00. M. M. Newsom,
rsville.

ttanooga Syrup Cane mill,

3, in perfect cond., aiso
pan, ree 00. Bo; Reece,
Rt.

ae

See aes. ene H

rain drill No. 34,
aint good, $15.00:

Worse Intnl, 2-steel
tractor plow,

good ranning cond.,
hoya, Keadle, Yatesville.

Seed Hopper, Plates,
plete covering parts
llis-Chalmers B_ Tractor,
00-A, 1949 model. J. P.
Rome, Rt Be



-lcomplete, late model,

_| Lowery S. Wilbanks,

good
mule J

-|J. Scott, Farm Mgr.,

B_ | Ville, Rt, 5

Want 2 Dise Tiller for J. D.
rmall. Must be in good
and reasonably priced.

[Fre H. Lee, Metter. a x

Want 1 peanut disker She
dropper. Must be in fon cond,
Write cash price. R. E. Burton,
Kingston, Box 26. ao





Want regular rear cultivating

rig for Ford or Ford-Ferguson

Tractor. J. R. Clarke, Marshall-

*,| ville, P. O. Box 104.

Exe. cattle or farm. equip-
ment, you might need, for a
Farmall C tractor with culti-
vating and planting equipment
in good
cond, W. A. Fulford, Columbus.

Want te buy. eae Mill, in
good shape and cheap for cash.
P. L. Poole, Toccoa, Rt. 1, Box
384.

Want Cotton Gin and boiler
and engine, to salvage for parts.
Toccoa.

_ Want buy a Hay beler. Ad-
vise. J. H. Goss, Homerville.

Want good, second hand
motor, big enough to puil big
Feed mill, cheap for cash..
Samp Smith, Douglas, Rt. 2.

Want trade 2 horse mules,
900 lbs., good 2 H. wagon, all
farming tools, including 3
jurning plows for a Tractor, no
junk. Contact. Charles B. Hol-

ley, Marietta, Rt. 1, Box 68.

Phone No. 451-W3.

Want WD Allis
tractor with or without plow,
in good cond. Will exc.. WC AI-
lis Chalmers, 1948 model, with
foot orakes, starter, lights, belt
pulley, power take-off, power
lift; runs and looks almost like
new. Letters ans. Roy Cham-
bers, Lula, Star Rt. 2

Want No 51701 D. C. wide
front wheels for Farmall H
tractor, in good shape and Te-

|asonable. price: for cash. Advise.

peVigedlae Bidwell, Fitzgerald, Rt. 4.
Want 8 disc Bush and Bog

| type harrow, prefer pick- -ud,

but will take one most any

condition provided price is right.
ee, Dempsey, Chamblee.

phone 239i f

Want good 1 or 2 row tractor
with cultivators and planters,
in fair cond. and have good] >
ee Cee Belcher, Perry. Rt.

B25

Want corn snapper or picker

; for J. D., A or M T tractor,

|Must be in good cond. G. i
Bramlett, Marietta. Rt. 4.

Want trade 2 bottom plow
for Ford tractor-(f4 in: bottoms)
for 2 disc plow for Ford; also
want buy dbl. section lift) type
disc harrow for Ford. E. L.
tf Apomps0m, Douglas, RFD 1. ~

- Want buy 2 goad rubber tired
Waesctar farm. wagons, C. Ii.
*ESHiaver: Chickamauga

Want good mule mower and

where parts are available. Give

-]mame and cond. L. H. Calhoun,

Lumber City. Rt 1.

Want 1 Planet Jr. garden
planter in good cond. Advise.
Clarkes-
ville. Macedonia Co- on Com-
munity,

Want used Ciitipanker: State

;| price and exact location. E, E.

James, Tucker, Rt. 1.

Chalmers |

hay rake. Must be new model



PLANTS FOR SALE



ehae W., Flat L Dutch Cabbage,

bitewr Stone Tomato, Ga. and
Heading Collard, 50e C; 500,
$1.50;. $2.50 M. Del, Shipped
Promptly. Marcus Williams,
Gainesville, Rt, 2.

Imp. Early Strawberry Plants,
75c C; $7.00 M. Prompt ship-
ment. Add postage. Mrs. W. H.
Allison, Gainesville, Rt. 7.

Marglobe and Rutger Tomato,
40c C; 500, $1.00; $2.00 M. PP.
in Ga. J. H. Davis, Milledge-
5, Box 197,

Strawberry Plants, 40 C; 300,
$1.00. Add postage. Mrs. B. F.
Cannon, Toomsboro, Rt. 2.

Mastodon eo Straw-
oF



berry Plants, $1.00 C; 75 for
500. : +3 E. Avirett,
j Bee 2 Ai
baer a i

ola Fashion and Ga. Collard,
Late Flat Dutch, All Head
Early, Large C. W. Cabbage,
Marglobe, Stone, Greater Beauty
Tomato, all sizes, 300, $1.00;
500, $1.50; $2.00 M;
Larg lots cheaper. Delivered.
ae M. Garrett, ons Rt.

Strawberry Mastodon 70c C;
500, $3.50; $5.00 M:; Klondike
60c" Ce 500, $3.00; $4. 15 M; Cat-
nip, 25e bunch: ~Scuppernong
Vine cutting, 50c doz. Add
postage. Mrs, Lee Hood, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 1.

Fine Blakemore Strawberry,

|young, $5.00 M; 500, $3.00; G5c

CaAdd postage. Prompt shi p-
ment. MO only. Mrs, Glenn d.
Smith, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Klondike, Lady T., Everbear
ing, and Blakemore Str awe.
75 C; $7.00 M; Mt. Huckleberry,
75 doz. Add postage, Mrs. John
Howard, Cleveland, Rt. 1.

Wakefield and Dutch Cabbage
Collard, Marglobe, Stone, To-
mato Plants, 35 C; 400, $1. 10;
$2.00 M: Large lots cheaver:
Sweet Pepper, $1.40 M. Lee
rita Gainesville, Rt. 2, Box

Fall and Winter Heading Cab-
bage and Collard Plants, 500,
$1.00; $1.75 M; Strawberry, 200,
$1.50; 500, $3.00: $5.00 M. W. at,
Branan, Gordon. ~

Coastal. Bermuda _stolans,
loaded on your truck at my
farm, 10 M., $10.00; 50 M., $45.90;
100 M., $80. 00; By Exp. not pre-
paid, $1. 50 M. We dig on Mon-
days.. D, J, Harrison, Black-
shear. ;

Mastodon strawberry, 75 C;
$7.00 M: Lady Thompson straw-
berry, 65c C; tame: blackberry
vines, rooted, 15 for $1.00. Add
postage. Mrs. Ramie Bea
Cleveland, Rt. 1.

Late Flat Dutch Cabbage,

300, 60c; 500, 98. Add post-
age. Miss Franc Euler, Eli-
Jay RE 3:

Flat. Dutch Cabbage, 5c C;
ae M; Klondike Strawberry,
79e..C; Sage, 75e doz; Dry

Sage, 25 large cup. Mrs. Clyde
Logan, Austell, Rt. 2.

Will dig Coastal
Sprigs on my farm, 2 mi.
Nicholls each Tuesday until
October 15th, $1 M. plants
from orinigal stock of Coastal
plains Exp. Station. Grady
Futch, Nicholls.

Centipede Grass Stolens, $2.
bu. You dig them. A. D. Law,
Atlanta, 128 E. Andrews Bia

N.

Bermuda
No.

Shenae Progressive Ey-
erbearing, 60c C; Streamliner,
$2. C:,Rooted Plum Trees, yel-
low, large red, 25 ea.: Fig cut-
tings, Brown Turkey, large
purple, large white, 10c. Add
postage. Mrs. Dan Terry, Quit-
man, 910 W. LaFayette St.

Cabbage plants, $2. M; Col-
lard, $1.75 M. Add Ipostage. Mrs.
Roy Grindle, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Late Flat Dutch | Cabbage,
$1.60 M; 20c C; 500, 89c. Add
postage. Mrs, Doyle Eller, El-
lijay, Rt. 3.,

Streamline Everbearg Siraw-
berry, $1. C. Or exe. for white
or print sacks, dried apples, or
peaches, or apples or cabbage
to be shipped PP Mrs. J." H:
Ellis, Maxeys.

Lady T. Strawberry, 45 C;
300, $1.20; Large type Garlic,
40c doz.; Peppermint, 35 doz.;
Horehound, Tansy, 6 clumps,
35; Watercress, 30, 65c; Shade
Dried Sage. 30c cup; Red Ced-

ars, 35, 65c, and $1.20 doz.
Mrs. J. M. Hall, Calhoun, Rt.
1, Box 455.

Strawberry plants, $1. C;
Sage, 20c ea.; Winter Green,
75e doz. Add postage. Mrs.
ho take Saine, Murrayvilie,
te

Asparagus plants, 1 yr. old,
25, $1.00; Larger older Aspara-
gus plants, $1. doz.; Himalaya
Blackberry, Giant "Boysenber-
ty, $1. doz. All PP, carefully
packed. J. W. Toole, Macon,
1381 Burton Ave.

Klondike Strawberry plants,
300, $1.50; 500, $2.50; $4.50 M;
Lady oT 500, $3. 00; $5. M. No
checks. "Ethel Crowe, Gaines-



ville, Rt 2

5M, $9.50. |



Early large Klondike Straw-
berry, 50c C;. Early Green Okra

Seed, 25c teacup. Add postage.

Rosie Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Mastodon Strawberry plants,
70c C; 500, $3.; $5. M; Klondike
60c C; 500, $2.00: $4. M. Mrs.
A. D. Jones, Cumming, Rt. 4.

Sage and Catnip plants, $1.
doz.; Also 1 doz. Dipper gourds,
$1.60 doz. All prepaid. L. J. El-
lis, Cumming.

Ga. Collard plants, 25c C;
Klondike Strawberry, 50c C;
Dug while you ft. No small
orders. Tel. Ch. 4964); Mrs; C.
RR. Jones; Atlanta, 111. > Mt.
Paran Rd., N. W.

Condonn Giant Mastodon Ev-
erbearing Strawberry, $1. C;
Red Raspberry, $1. doz.; Sage
plants, 20c ea. Catnip, 20c a
bunch: Muscadine Grape Vines,
Beecnnut Bushes, 6, $r.00;
Horsemint, $1. doz. bunches.
Add postage. Mrs. Mae Tur-
ner, Gainesville, Rt. 6.

Rutger and Stone Tomato,
Ruby King Pepper, 400, $1.00;
$1.25 M; 5000 up, $1. M. exp.

col.: Wakefield Cabbage, Ga.
Collard, 300, $1.00; $2. M: 5000
up, $160 M exp. col, C. W.

Smith, Gainesville, Rt. 2.
Ga. and Old Fashion Collard,

large C. W., All Head Farly

and Flat Dutch Cabbage, New
Stone, Greater Baltimore, and
N6. 1 Marglobe Tomato. any
size, 300, $1.00; 500, $1.50: $2.
M; 5 M, $9.50. Prompt ship=
ment, A. C. Garrett, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 4.



SEED FOR SALE



Willet Wonder. English Pea
Seed, 5 cups, $1.00; Collard
(White Head), 5 Tbls., $1.00;
Red Multiplying Onions, $1.00
gal; Also Strawberry Plants,
$3.00 M. Mrs. J. W. Robinson,
Oglethorpe, Ret--1, Box 152:

Winter grazing Oats and Rye
Grass Mixture, about 50-50) fine
for grazing, 4c lb. Jas, B. Woods,
Brooks, Tel. 208-J1 Senoia.

Tobacco Seed, $2.00 oz. pram
Cowart, Baxley, Webs 2

Fescue Seed, recleaned, guar-
anteed no _rye grass, for sale:
oe H. Kent, Powder Springs,
Rt,

oe Fashion Fresh Big Start
Multiplying Beer Seed, 25c, plus
3c postage. Ella Green, Smyrna.

Few cups Brown and White
Half Runner Been Seed, 1950
crop, 50c cup. Add postage. Exc.
3 cups for 6 good print sacks,
100 lb. cap, Each pay postage.
Mrs. Jake Cochran, Carters-
ville, Rt, 3.

5,000. lbs. 1950 crop Hegari
seed, recleaned, and in No, 1
cond. 7e lb. at my farm, 5 mi.
No. Louisville on Stapleton-
Warrenton Hwy. Milton Beall,
Stapleton.

Blue Lupine seed, 3 tons re-
cleaned, high ger., test, 5c lb.;
150 bu. Texas No. 14 rust-proof
seed oats, recleaned, $1.25 bu.
All at farm. J. V. Weideman,
Macon, Rt. 2;

Dry, giant Garlic bulbs, $1.25
gal., PP. Exc. 1 gal. for 4 feed
sacks, in good cond. Ea. pay
postage. Tamar Teem, Talking
Reck,.

Dixie butter-pea, Jacksons
Wonder lima beans, pinto bean
and Calico. butterbean seed, 40c
Ib.; 2 lbs,, 70c% also Ga; col-
lard seed, 80c lb. 2 lbs., $1.40
postpaid. Earl Stuckey, Black-
shear,

Blue Lupine, new bags, re-
cleaned, moisture 11.2 per ct.
ger., 85 per ct. by official test;
also recleaned Victor oats for
sale. E. L. Duke, Fort Valley.

Recleaned Texas rust-proof
i4 seed oats, yielded 75 bu. per

Acre. Will treat for disease,
for sale. Milton P. Minchew,
Jr., Macon, Rt. 3.

Blue Lupine Seed, froin Lu-
pine grown successfully for 6
yrs. above Fall line, tested for

germination and purity, $5.00
Cwt. Norman Johnson, War-
renton, Rt. 1.

Green Glaze Collard seed,

Se pis 308. St PPT, oJ:
Steed, Buena Vista,







EED FOR SALE
Tender Garden Bean

White Creasehack, also Ora

seed, 50c cup each, Exc.

Seed, -
Pink and Stripe Half Runners, |

fer (2

feed sacks. 2 cups for 4 print, p

or 5 white sacks,
Ellijay, Rt. 3.

1000. Ibs. Alta Fescue, re-
cleaned, tested, weighed in 75
lb. bags, 40c lb.: 400 lbs. Dixie
Reseeding Crimson Clover,
meets certification
except field inspection. 50 Ib.
T. K. Putnam, Fairburn:

Good germination Lupine
seed, $5.50 Cwt. C. G.. Pender,
Ft, Valley. ;

Long Cucumber
pumpkin seed, ea.
tbls., and postage. Mrs.
Williams, Cumming.

seed,

Kind; ne

Hate,
Fe w hundred. lbs. recleaned,

reseeded Crimson Clover seed,
45c lb. here. James
Brooks. Phone 208-J1,

Green Glaze Collard Seed, 4
tsp. 7$1-2PP. in. Ga. Mrs* ha.
Holloway, Cobbtown.

White Nest Onions, $1. gal.
prepaid. No stamps accepted.
R...S. ~Volfe, Surrency, .P.~O.
Box 96.

Calif. Multiplying Beer seed,

20 starts, or 12 big. starts for
$1.00. PP. Mrs, Earl Fincher,.
Waco, Rt. 1. 7

Red Muitinlying or Nest On-

ions for early green onions,
$1.10 gal. del. Mrs. J. M. Thorn-
ton, . Douglasville, Rt. 1.
White Nest Onions, 50c t.
E. L. Smith, Wadley. geet
Early Tender Speckled and
White Half- Runner Garden
.| Beans, 50c *--cup; White Nest
Onions, $* al. Add postese.
G. TY Brow. -BallsGround. sat.

a

Old Fashion Multiplying On-
ions, White Nest, $1: gel; $7.
bu. Also Hot Pepper for sale.
Mrs. Bennie Weeks, Dial.

Thornton. Strand Reseeding
Crimson Clover -Seed, - 99
ct. pure, 88 per ct. germ.,
Ib. bags, 50e lb.
Dewey Rose.

3000 lbs. Rye Grass, 12 Ib.;
1500 Ibs. Fescue and 1509 Ibs.
Dixie strain reseeding Crimson
Clover, 50c 1b.; 890 lbs.. Sericea
Lespedeza,. 25c b.; 200 bu.
Bancroft and 300 bu. Victor
Grain Ooats, $1.25 bu. Re-
cleaned. M. T. Sanders, Com-
merce. -

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GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SAE



1000 bu Victor Grain Oais
in, sacks, clean, combine run,
Ist. yr., certified grower, $1.
bu. E. G, Cole, Hamilton, Rt. 2.

25 tons A-1 Soy Bean Hay;
$25. ton at harn. John H. Ev-
ans, White, Rt. 1.

100 bu. Vittor Grain Oats,

combine run, 90c bu. in goo
bags at my farm. Omer A
Harper, Elberton, Rt. 3.

2000 bu. combine run Victos
Grain Oats, $1.25 bu. at my
farm. Near Moreland: J. W
Bowers, Moreland. ;

New Era Exp. Stat. Arling-

ton Oats, $1.50 bu., Chancellor
Wheat, $2.75; Disease resisiant
Oats, some Wheat, $1.25 bu;
Victor Grain Oats, black with
vetch, $1.25 bu.; Lega Oats, $1.
R. D. Tatum, Palmetto.

Victor Grain Oats, 98.96 per
ct., small lot, 5 bu. bags, $6.20,
Fob. J. F. Lowe, Fort Valley.

About 500 bu. Cokers Full
Grain Oats, combine run, $1.
bu. Fob. W. J. Mclaniel, Zeb-
ulon.

80 tons Govt. tested Blue Lu-
pine, $5. per 100 lb. bag: 2000
bu. high quality Rustproof
14 Seed Oats, $1.30 bu. Fob
my warehouse. Write, see, or
phone. Jack Savage, Monte-
zuma. Phone 6856.

Pure Chancellor Seed wheat,
recleaned, 20 bu. in 2 bu. bags,
$3. bus at myx farm... Da MM.
Hulme, Elberton, Rt. 3.

Good selected Victor Grain
Oats, . $1.20. -bu.. Fob. -L. . 0.
Walker, Ft. Valley, Box 628.

Crimson Clover, reseeding
type, $60. Cwt.. Fob..-W.-T.
Flowers, Perry:

Ople Goble,

standards

also

Ralph

B. Wood,



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CATTLE FOR SALE

HOGS FOR SALE



1959 crop. strained . table
Honey, 6-5 Ib. jars, $6.00; One

. 69 Jb. can, $8.50 Fob. Quality

guar. Prompt shipment. -H. L.
Hoattman, Nahunta, Box 25.

Faney Gallberry and Tupeto
Comb Honey, No. 1 table grade,
12-20 oz. jars per Cs., $4.00; 12-
21/2 jars to Cs., $7.50. Fob. All
labeled. T. H. Flowers, Jesup.

Good Monntain Honey, sour-
wood blend, 40e lb. in small
lots; 35c 1b. in case lots, 30 lbs.

Print sacks, 100 Ib. cap., free
of holes and, mildew, 25 ea.
Miss Dora Truelove, Clermont.
Rak

Large, heavy 140 lb. cap.
White sacks, washed, ldc ea.
plus postage or $2.00 doz. pre-
paid. Isabelle N. Pettyjohn,
LaFayette. Rt. 4. .



MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE



to cese. Fob. O. H. Bradbury,
Sr., Tallulah Lodge.

-10 lb. tins pure Extracted
Honey, $11.50; 12- 21/2 Ib. big
mouth glass jars, $8.00;_ 12-
21/2 big mouth jars Chunk
Comb, $9.00; 24s- 16 oz. round
g'ass jars, Extracted, $5.75; 24-
12 oz. round glass jars extract-
ed, $4. Shivped promptly. John
A. Crummey, Jesup, Box 117.



FRESH AND DRIED
FRUITS FOR SALE



Apples for truckers or indi-
viduals ,at our p@king house
near Cornelia, $1. bu. and up.
C. M. Miller, Cornelia.

Nice sun dried Apples, free
of worm and core, 50 Ib. Can
furnish in 5 and 10 Ib. lots.
Mrs. M. L. Eaton, Dahlonega,
et :

Nice Sun Dried Apples, 40c
Tb. plus postage: Or 50c PP.
Add postage. Mrs. Mae Turner,
Gainesville, Rt. 6.

- Nice clean Dried Apples, 50c
tb.; Also White Nest Mbultivly-
ing Onions, $1.25 gal. Del. Cash
or MO. Mrs. Grace B. Murphy,
dasver, Rt. 2.

Eating, cooking and canning
apples, 1 bu. or truck load, at
Orchard. Special price to truck-
ers. John E. Miller, Cornelia.

Dried apples, 75c lb. Mrs.
Fred Franks, Hiawassee.
Dried Horse apples, 1950
erep, 50c lb. Mrs. J. E) Petty-

john, Summerville, Rt. 4.

SACKS FOR SALE



Large White Sacks, washed,
froned, free of holes and mil-
dew, 20 ea.; $2.20 doz. Prompt
shipment. No stamps nor chks,
ae Eva Dell Allison, Gaines-
ville.

Print sacks, $4.. doz. Add
postage. Mrs. Lee Hood, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 1. :

.100 lb. cap. nice smooth
print sacks, 30c ea. Plus post-
age, or COD if preferred. Mrs.

H. L. Patterson, Flowery
Branch, Rt. 1.
Print sacks, free of holes,

mildew, 25c ea.; White with no
letters, large size, 20c ea. COD
or MO. Add postage. M. C.
sei Flowery Branch, Rt.

Print sacks, 25 ea.: White,
fr-> of letters, 20c ea. COD or
Va Add postage. Jewell Buc-
heo2n, Flowery Branch, Rt. 3.

_ Print sacks, 100 Ib. cap.,
ripped. washed, ironed. free of
holes and mildew, 25 ea. PP.
in lots of dozen. Cash or MO.
Mrs. J. W. Hughes, Gainesville. |

Large size smooth print
sacks, 25c ea. Cash or P. O.
Meney Order. No checks nor
stamps. 4 or more PP. Prompt
shipment. Mrs. Joe Ingram,
Dawsonville, Rt. 3.

Print sacks, washed, oped.
free of holes and mildew, 3

alike, 1. odd, $1. Add postage.

ee. Otis Pilcher, Cumming,

Print sacks, good cond.,
washed, 25c ea.; White, washed
free of holes and/letters, 20
ea. Mrs. Earl Knight, Gaines-
Ville, Rt. 1.

Large, 100 Ib. white feed sacks,
no holes nor mildew, not
Washed, 18c ea. PP. or 15c. ea.
and postage; Washed, 25c ea.
PP. Mrs. E, E. Clark, Gaincs-
ville. Rt. 8.

Large 100 ib. Print feed sacks,
free of mildew and holes, 20c
ea. only 1 of kind, Mrs. Clar-



ence McMillian, Dacula, Rt. 1.

APPLES:

Apples for truckers, ready
now, Dbl. red. Starks, Starks
Delicious, Staymans, Winesaps
and many other varieties. H.
B. Roberts, Clarkesville, Rt. 3,
Care Hardmans Orchard

BUTTER:

5 Tbs. good fresh Cow But-:

ter weekly, 60c Ih. Send con-
tainer to put it in. Mrs. S. W.
Wright, Tallapoosa, Rt. 1.
BEES:

14 col. on full sheet founda-
tion, 2 supers with all hives,
all standard, disease free, $10.
ea. within 10 days of publica-
tion of this notice. C. W. War-
nock, Soperton. At Orland, 5
mi. W. Soperton. :

34 col. Bees in 10 frame,
modern hives, $10. each. Lo-
cated on Hwy. 2 mi. So. Blue

Ridge. Robt. W. Allen, Blue
Ridge, Rt. 2, Box 156.
EGGS:

Fresh, fertile Dark Cornish,
giant Bull Dog type, $2. per
15 eggs. Add postage. No chks.
Mrs. Earl Swaine, Union Point,
Rtwok.

HONEY:

Extracted No. 1 Honey: 10
Ib. pail, $2.75; 5 Ib. $1.40, Del.
or by Exp. Not del., 4- 10 Ib.
$8.00; 6- 5 1b% $6. Also want
some pure Beeswax del. to me
at 35c lb. Rev. Curd Walker,
Soperton, Rt. 1.

Fine grade Ext. Gallberry
honey, large mouto 5 Ib. pails,
SP 25 ea a oh Sea tere
$3.50 carton; Comb honey to
be packed as wanted, 3ve Ib.
net. Nicely labeled. Jas. M.
Massey, Sr., Waycross, Rt. 4.

ONIONS & PEPPER:

Old fashioned green hot pep-
per, $1.00 gal. clean multiply-
ing nest onions, $1.50 gal., PP
in Ga. $8. bu. for planting or
eating use, for all season, Mrs.
B. M. Weeks, Dial.

POTATOES:

Sev. hundred bushels sweet
potatoes, ready for sale, at my
farm. Dig and load trucks at
my field, 6 mi. No, Metter, A.
Ov Douglas, Metter, Rt. 1.

ROOTS & HERBS:

Herbs, Mint, 3 var., pink
yarrow, thyme, Bergamot,
chives, dill, 25 doz. PP in $2.
orders or more, Pearl Hudgins,
Flowery Branch.

Yellow got, yellow dock,
sassafras, Queen of the Mead-
ow, rattle, weed root, 25c Ib.;
Wild cherry, red alder, dog-
wood, willow, sweet gum bark,
30c lb.; ratsban, life everlast-
ing, butterfly roots, 50c Ib. Add
postage. Mrs. J. W. Jackson,

| Fairmount, Rize y

TOBACCO:

Ga, raised, flu cured Tobac-
co, 1950 crop, rich and mellow,
chewing, 5 lb. box, $1.50; smok-
ing, 6 Ib, box, $1.50. M. B. Swain,
Alma.

VINES:

Concord grape vines, Yr. old,
rooted cuttings, $25. C; $2. M.
for delivery coming winter.
Book orders now./W. J. Carter,
Alpharetta, Rt- 3.

WALNUTS:

Walnut Meats, nice, clean,
bright colored, 85ce lb, Add post-
age, M. M. Cochran, Pisgah.

Thomas Black Walnut, Red
Abundance and Blue Damson
Plum, Cherry, Concord grape
vines, 2 for $1.00; also Thorn-
less -Boysenberry, $1. doz.;
Washington Asparagus, 2 large
clumps, $1.00; Garlic sets, 40c
lb. Exc. for Print sacks. Mrs,
John Myers, Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Several nice reg. Hereford

|Bull Calves, 18 mos., 12 mos.,

11 mos., 9 mos., 8 mos. and 5
mos. old, $260. ea./Can be reg-
istered in Hereford Assoc. I.
Frank Stephens, Calhoun, Rt.
Dy

30. Jersey-Guernsey Spring-
ers for Dairy or Beef Cattle
Producers, clean, tested bangs
and T. B., Jd to our Polled
Hereford Buiis, Aaster Domino
11, and Aster Advance Domino;
Also 2 Polled Hereford Bulls,
reg., for sale. D; C. Collier,
Barnesville. (Phone 73).

Cream Colored Jersey Cow,
to freshen in November, gives
4 to 5 gals. milk when fresh,
$175. E. D. Lewis, Atlanta, 361
Tilinois Ave. N. W. Phone Ra.
7929.

Reg. Brown Swiss Bull, not
quite 4 yrs. old, $300. at my
barn. C. L. McCarthy, White
Oak.

Good stock Dark Red Butt

Headed Heifer, about 200 lbs.,}

good - beef: type, for sale.- Lee
Moore, Metter, Rty 2.

6 Aberdeen Angus Bulls, 6
to 7 mos. old,) from reg. bull
and cow, but not registered,
nick and choice, $145. ea. at
Penfield. M. T. Sanders, Com-
merce. s

Jersey Bull Calf, 5 wks. old,
good stock, 29. at my home. At
Tausete Lake -on Burnt Mt.
Road. W. R. Painter, Emma.

5 /Brahma Bulls, 7/8 and
15/16 pure, 450-600 Ibs., for
sale. J. E. Tyner, Fort Valley,
Reet.

3 Bull Yearlings. Sell 1, 2 or

all three, George Caldwell,
Senoia., &?
Young registered Guernsey
Bulls, high breeding, now

ready for light service. Prices
reasonable, F, H. Bunn, Mid-
ville, :

Jersey Cow, giving little
more than 2 gals. daily, more
on better feed and good pas-
ture, $125. W. O. Hayes, Dal-
ton, Rt. 3. 1 mi. S. Dawnville.

2 or 3 Bulls, 6 mos. gr more
old, no Horned Herefords to
pretty full blooded, not reg-
istered, $200. ea.; Also want 6
Heifers, no horned Hereford,
full blooded, reasonable prices.
W. H. Simpson, McDonough,

2 Horn Type Hereford bulls,
one 4 yrs. old, one 7 mos., reg.
Domino strain; Also Top-quali-
ty OIC Pigs for sale or trade
for Young Bull, same breed,
12-18 mos. old, or cow, or oats.

. J. Lyle, Lilburn, Rt. 1, Care
Oraland Farm.

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HOGS FOR SALE



4
Full blooded Duroc Blocky
Sow, bred July 25th. to. full
blooded blocky Duroe Boar,
$110.00 for both. Ship anywhere
in 3 weeks but not after, John-
_ Copeland, Gardi, Rt. 1, Box

Large Hog, 3 yrs. old, OIC-
Big Bone Guinea, 300 lbs., had
14 pigs last year, $50.00. N. R.
Wade, Alto, Rt. 2. (2 mi. S. VD
State Hospital).

Black Essex Pigs, 3 mos. old
Sept. 4th., male and female,
average weight 50 Jbs., register-
ed in buyers name, from litter
of twelve, $25.00 ea. Mrs.
Robert E, Gay, Hazlehutst, RFD
1, Box 144.

8-100 lb. Shoats, $25.00 ea.
3 mi. N. E. Stockbridge, Tom
Hedges, Stockbridge.

9 OIC and Berkshire Pigs,
blocky, 8 mi. E. Buford.-J, ,
Cain, Buford, Rt. 2.

Several blocky type Hamp-
shire Boars, farrowed May 8,
1950, reg. in buyers name,
$30.00 ea. Will not ship. J. W.
Watson, Alpharetta, Rt. 1, Box
340.

Reg. Herefords; Weaned Pigs,
$25.00; Older Pigs, up to $75.00.
Mrs, W. A. Ward, Jr., Marietta,
Rt. 3, Care Ward-Meade Farm,
Paper Mill Rd. (Tel 969-M-4).

Reg. Hereford Boars and Gilts,
from 3-7 mos. old, out of Bel-
mont Peach King, State Fair
Grand Champ. Boar. L. P.



Singleton, Fort Valley, Rt, 3.

6 wks. old Black African

Guinea Pigs, big bone, shipped }.

anywhere, $12.50. BE. O. Bledsoe,
Carrollton, Rt. 3,

Very fine registered Duroc
Sow,. by Internationally know
breeder. Sacrifice her and 9
Pigs for $250.00. Or trade for
5 gal. young Guernsey Cow.
James B. Bartch, Augusta, 2737
Milledgeville Rd; ;

3 reg. Hampshire Boar Pigs,
orn July 1, 1950, registered jin
uyers name, fob Crawford-
ville, ($22. 500> Ee (Ale SBass,
Philomath. ;

Reg. Duroc Service Boar, }

Cherry Red, short nose, blocky,
Mountain Cave stock, fee, $3.00.
If sow is reg, Duroc, $5.00. W.
H. Gazaway, Alpharetta, Rt. 3.
(Birmingham Community).

A number of reg. SPC Hogs,
different ages and sex, highest
quality, from Souths leading
bloodlines, reg. in buyers name,
reasonable price. J. B. Miles,
Jr., Metter, Rt. 1.

25 SPC Pigs, 8 wks. old Sept.
Ist., $10.00 ea. Roy M. Bond,
Care Bob Wilson, Conyers, Rt.
Si

11 OFC Pigs, 7 Boars, 3 Gilts,
ready Sept. 25th, $10.00 ea.
Sylvester Mitchell, Aragon.

OIC Bred Gilts, males ready
for service, 8-10 wks. 6ld pigs,
inoculated, ready. to ship.
Furnish unrelated pairs, reg. in
buyers name. Exe. for good

Lespedeza Hay. Phone 2595, W.

H. Nix, Alpharetta, Rt. 3.

Advance orders solicited for
SPC Pigs, ready for shipment
Sept. 12 at 9 wks. old, sired
by Son. of Buckeye Wonder,
1948 rand champ. SE Fair,
dbl. treated, wormed, with
papers, $25.00 ea. George Browns
lee, Jr.. Ben Hill, Care Sandra
La Farm.

- Hereford Pigs, 34% mos. old,
dbl. treated, reg, in buyer's
name, fast breeding stock, $25.00
ea. Will ship anywhere. Leon
Watson, Unadilla, P. O, Box
214.

OIC Shoats, short nose, blocky
from prize winning stock, reg.
in buyers name, $30.00 and
$40.00 ea. Ship anywhere. Satis.
guar. H. J. Dupree, Acworth,
Rt. 1.



HORSES AND MULES
~ FOR SALE



600 or 700 1b. Pony Horse,
suitable for children and wom-
en, 4 yrs. old, work to any-
thing, $150.00; Also old Buggy,
other farm equipment. Come
see. J. B. Sullivan, Kennesaw,
Rts Fe

Good Mare Mule with plenty
of life, work anywhere, also 2
H Wagon, Plow Tools, Plows,
planters, $300. Lawrenceville-
Buford Hwy. Near Woodwards
Mill, Steve Puckett, Buford,
Rt.

Black Mare Mule, 950. lbs.,
no plug, $50. S. W. Orr, River-
dale.

10 Mules, 2 Horses; for sale.
Grady H. Ridley, Franklin.

8 yr. old Roan Mare, about
1150 Ibs., for sale. C. A. Mid-
dlebrooks, Riverdale.

6 yr. old Bay Horse, works
well, also Saddle Horse, about
1000 Ibs., $100. W. A. Ditzel,
Cleveland, Rt. 3, :

Good Ca! raised Jack, per-
fect in every way, gentle, al-
so 1 young Belgian Stallion,
guaranteed to work anywhere
double or single, easy to
handle, for sale. K. S. Price,
Cleveland.

Strawberry Roan Tenn. Walk-
ing Mare, 9 yrs. old, blaze face,
stocking: feet, spirited but gen-
tle, lady can ride. See to ap-
preciate. M2 mi, E, Calhoun,
Red Bud Rd. J. Frank Steph-
ens, Calhoun, Rt. 3.

1 Red Mare Mule, 950 Ibs.,
gentle, also 2H Wagon, good
cond., at my home, $75. for
both. J, W. Richardson, Buford,
"Rt 3, :

Horse, 1500 Ibs., good cond.,
gentle, all round good worker,
for sale. Write: J. C.. Way,



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HORSES AND
FOR SALE

Mule and 1H Wagon fi
H. S. Branch, Berzelia.
Grovetown, Ga). _

Sound Mule, medium.
$37.50. Or trade for oats,
or hay. Mrs. Hugh L.
Stockbridge.

Mare Mule, 900 lbs., 8
old, also 2H wagon, both
$75..H. C. Barron, Clarksd

Mule, work anywhere, |
Ibs., good quality for sa
mi, Decatur on Lawren
Hwy. Walter T. Smith,
catur, Rt. 3. ee

RABBITS AND CAVI
FOR SALE

3 Guinea pigs, 1 grown
male, 1 grown male, 1 y
for sale or trade for 2
Does, 2 or 3 mos. old, or
6 or 7 mos, old doe, Do
Corry, Union Point.

Ped. NZ Reds, 2
does, about 7 mos. old,
good type, excellent color,
ea. N. O. Newman, Afle
2636 Buford Hwy.

English Angora Rabbits,
istered parents, good woole
and breeders, few Junior dog
verfect in every way, $2.
Senior does, $4. ea.; Nice
$2. W. E. Stone, Royston,
ve 7

Cavies, $2. pr. Prepaid. J
nie Jolley, 1338 N. Highlai
Rd. e

New Zealand Whites
Bucks, Does, about 8 lbs.
ea.: Jr. NZR Bucks, $4. @
Golden Fawn Flemish

Miss Arminda Mason,
Point, 210 Center Ave.
Ca. 7066). /

NZ Whites exclusively,
and reg. stock, good bone ai
Itype, large litters, heavy
ers, all ages. Satis. guar.
ker E. Smith, Atlanta,
Collier Dr., N: W., Rt. 8.
Ra. 9990).

Angoras and Calif. Hy
3 doz. of each for bre
Carolyn M._ Sistrunk,
chester, 28 Perry St.

2 mos. old, heavy wt.
chilla and NZW,. from
producing foundation -
good meat type, fur q
trio, $10. Ped. papers furn
Letters ans. Shipped anyw!
John L, Parrott, Mac
6, 2366 Miller. Field Rd

7 large Rabbits,
mos. old, blue and 4
males, 4 males, 1 s
white, $1.50 ea. Cannot
Russell Walker, Pitts,

Ped. NZR Juniors and
Does, also few California
for sale. H. C. Bierman,
Albany, 217 Telfair. Ave.

lot at my farm. W.-
tyre, Oxford, Rt. 1.

1 Black Male Rab
old, White Female, 6 n
for sale. O. S, Byrd, Har
RFD 2.

Angora Wool Rabbits,
reg, stock,*all ped., best
lines, $5. pr. for Sen
Jr. Bucks, 4 mos. old, up,
ea. All letters ans. Jol
Fields, Griffin, 1018 W. |
ular St. . :

4 White Rabbits, 4 me
all does, $3. ea.; 10 do
wks. old, $2. ea, Postage
lect. Mrs. C. T. Mashburn,
becea, Rt. 1.

Pair Black and White D
Rabbits, 3 mos. old,
Heavy wt. Chinchilla Ra
bucks, 3 mos. old, $2.50
Does;..$3: or $5.4...
Wheeler, Atlant. 2195 Ch
Bridge .Rd., N.. Tel. Ex,

9 purebred Chinchilla
bits, 3 mos. old, $5. pr.
gles, $2.50 exp. col. W
Roan, Douglas, 401 Letitia A

3 Calif, Cross Does, ready
Qnd breeding, 1 Buck,
6 Virgin Does, 4 mos.
ea.;. Also several Fryers,
ea. Sell lot for $45. at. my hi
J. B. Wilson, Marietta,



{Cochran Rd,







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<a Spacer: P. GC. Box

abbits: Several NZW Does,
ped., good heavy stock, 4
s. old, 1 ped. Giant Chin-
Buck, Keystone strain,
old for sale or trade,

BN A Ne
ee ro

een mos. old English
Does and 1 Buck,.from
ock, $4. ea.: S100 for ot.

an a ik I en A

og. "Goats,



















young and possibly be
it. at maturity. Selling out.
s Ovalene end, La-

5 en EE ee

s. old, $15. Inquire Howell
I Ra. at a Store. J. W.








































ally young 4 qt. doe, |
Saanan, 1/4 Tog., Ind. kid-
, $40.00; Bucks and Doe-
S, $25. up: <All> of best
sding. Morris Sanders, Vi-

an Goat, now milking,
31/2 qts. when f # 7h,
rw 5 mos. old, $25. C. C.
Atlanta, 3 Gould St. S:

tests. Produces high
tion all hornless kids. W.
i Se. 730 Grand

rage peeves
are Vidette.














) cows or heifers.
D: J. H. Nichol-

as 6 suckling























: ae. pat eat 6 to 12
old, Polled Hereford,
Angus or Milking Type
Short Horn, preferably
near Rome. My farm lo-
mi, Rome. Quote best
EG. Srath, Jesup, Box

SHE! :P AND GOATS:

- Want any number of Ewes

heep), up to 2 head. Ad-

number, age, price and lo-
Cha: Smo. k, Jr.,




{mares about 10 yrs.
mule colts or filly colts. D. b

"| St.

|for sale. D. A. Ivey, Atlanta, 12

large ;

,}old roosters,

: ee GAMES, GIANTS:

3 Farmington.

1$15.00; Pit Cocks, $100.00 per |
(412. Tom Weaver, Canon, Rt: 2:



r female, 1 tc 6}









POULTRY WAN TED

FARM HELP WANTED.



SES AND MULES:

Want trade 2 large farm
old for

es Cedartown.



_ POULTRY FOR SALE



BANTAMS:

RI Red Bantams, Mar. and
Apr. 1950 hatch, $5.00 pr. Hens
beginning to lay. MO with order.
B. H. Holsomback, East Point,
302 S. Harris St.

5 Bantam Cockerels, Buff
9 |Cochin and Game Cross, $1.00 ea.
Or exc. for pullets, any stock:
Also Common Pigeons, mated
and working, 50c pr. Starling
Yawn, Byromville.

_ RI Red Bantams, Boswell
strain, from show winning stock,
$5.00 trio and up. James B.
re: Ia PO. Box

Nice Golden Sebright Bantam
Rooster and 2 nice RI Red Ban-.
tam Pullets, $3.00 for lot. Paul
Caudill, ae Rome 3 Elmwood

RI Reds, W. L., modern Game
and Brown Leghorn Bantaris

Jordan St. S. E., CY 3341.

BARRED AND DTHER ROCKS:
10 B. R., 4A pullets, 4 mos.
old, $1.50 ea; also 2 Game 1 yr.
block breasted,
$5.00 or $3. 00 ea. At my home.
6 mi. So. Winston. Daniel B.
Gates, Winston. Rt. 1.

Pure - Dark Cornish Cocks,
| April and May hatch, $2.00 ea-
in lots of two. H. W. Thurmond,

Pit Games, early hatch 1950,
Brown Red, and Brown Red
Leopard, $7.50 ea.; Hens, $5.00
ea. R. W. Parr, Maysville.

Madigin Clarets, 50 )_ hatch,
Stags, $5.00 and $7.50 ea.; Pul-
lets, $3.00 ea; Trios, $10.00:
Satis, guar, Jim Dodds, Chicka-!
mauga, BRA dees

93 Game Hens and Pulleis,
ae ea. Prompt ree R:
H. Crawford, Tiger. _

Purebred Warhorses, Coc! x
and 2 Hens, 2 yrs. old, $25.00;
Ginn Grays, 1 Cock, 1 Hen,

Pit Games, Thompson White,
March hate] Cocks, 3%-4 lbs.,
$4.00; Trios, $10.00 D. M. Lide,
Carrollton, 68 Burson Ave,

5 purebred Dark Cornish,
heavy type, long legged, 1 yr.
old hens, $11. 50 or $2.35 ea.;
also hatching eggs of same, $1. 70
for 15, with cartons ret, at once
MO only. Miss Cora B. Patter-
son, Ty Ty, Rt. 1.

HAMBURGS:

1 Silver Spangled Hamburg
rooster, $1.00 at my place. Jen-
mie A. Jolley, Atlanta, 1338 No.
Hightower Rd.

LEGHOR

Black Leghorns, Black Co-
|chins, .Crested Polish in Buff,
| Silver, ite, and White Cresi-
ed Blacks, young and old, ail
good, for sale. W. O. Thomas
Savannah, 1205 East 40th, St

7 AAA young White English
Leghorn, big a laying hens,
rae iat ea. Mrs. J. C. Way, Lam-

er

35, White Leghorn 4:A Hens,
laying, $1.00 ea. at my place.
a C. McHugh, Lilburn, Rt.

ee,

6 nice Buff Orpington Cock-
erels, 414-5 Ibs., 5 mos. old,
$1.75 ea. Mrs. Marie Holland,
Dalton, Box 196, Rt, 2.

Purebred S. C. English strain
Buff Orpingtons: 9 pullets, 1
rooster, about 7 mos. old, most-
ly grown, $15.00 for lot. FOR.
te Cc. W. Griffin, Screven,

t;/2,

5 Yellow Buff Roosters, 5
mos. old, $1.50 ea. Mrs. aay
Rolan, Rome, Rt. 6.

PEACOCKS, PIGEONS,
PHEASANTS, GUAIL, DOVES,

Homer Pig-
Hens, $1.75






300 prs. May hatch Hes: White
Quail, pen raised, part tame,
delivery guaranteed, $4.75 pr.
in Sept.; $5.25 pr. Oct. $5.50 pr.
Nov. No less 5 pairs shipped.
PO Money Order. Mrs. Helen
Street, Atlanta, Rt. 2.

Quail: Old Bob Whites, 6-12

Dove, $4.00 pr.; $18.00 for lot.

Millan, Bartow, Box 13.
REDS: NH, RI, OTHERS

1 M bes graae Christy NH
Red Pullets, 18 wks. old, $1.55
ea. my place, 1 mi. No. Alpharet-
ta on Hopewell Rd. Lamar
Woodliff, Alpharetta. . Phone
3861.

Best AAA NH Pullets, vui-
lorum treated and culled by
county agent, bred to lay, hatch-
ed Feb. 15, 1950, started laying
last of July, $2.25 ea. MO ship-
ped in light crates. Mrs. R. C.
Sanders, Vienna.

150 NH Pullets, 6 mos. oid
beginning to lay, $2.00 ea. 2
mi, So. Metter on Metter-Clax-
ton Hwy. Will not ship. Mrs.
E. M. McLeod, Metter, Rt. 2.
500 Pullets, 5 and 6 mos. old,
RI Reds, Parmenter strain. Leg-
horns, Hanson and_ Babcock
strains. J. E. Humes, Columbus.

350 Jan. NH Pullets. 30 eocke:-
els, $2.00 ea. fob. my farm. 4%

mi, E. Douglasville. Mrs. H. H
Richardson, Douglasville.
TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,
GEESE,: ETC.:

Ground, Rt. 1.

8 Guinea Hens, laying well,
2 Roosters, 1 yr. old, $2.00 ea.

| Lot for $16.00; 4 hens, 1 rooster, |

$1.75 ea.; Also 15 Guinea Eggs,
$1.15. PP Mrs:
Adairsville, Rt. 2.

Cash or MO. Mrs.
J, H. Turner, College Park, Rt.
3, Box 97.

2 large Black and White
Drakes, raised last year, $2.00
ea.;
$1.50 ea.; 12 young Ducks, rais-
ed this year, about 6 drakes, 6
hens. Cannot ship. Russell
Walker, Pitts, Rt, 1.

2 Quackless Ducks, $5.00. Or
trade for what have you. W. C.
Shumate, Jr., Stone Mountain,
REST; Tel. De, 3067.

White Pekin Ducks, 6 mos. old,
$4.00 pr.
Mitchell, Rockriart, Rt, 1.

9 pr. Geese, white ganders,
blue and white geese, $40.00
for lot. W. R. Fogg, Forsyth.
Rts 4.

8 grown geese, raised this yr
$5.00 ea.; 1 large Black and
White Muscovy drake, 1-1% yr.
old, $3.00. Mrs. M. F. Gaddis,
Quitman. Box 427.

Mallard ducks, wild strain,
excellent breeders, $5.00 trio.
Cheaper in quantities. Exp. COD.
C. M. Hammond, Augusta, Rt.
4, Box 251.

WYANDOTTES:

R. C. Silver Lace Wyandotte}
roosters, 5 mos. old, best breed,
4-A, from flock with high laying
record. Perfect, no culls. Frank
Carnes, Rome, 11 Stephens St.



POULTRY WANTED



BANTAMS:

Want 2 purebred Sebright
bantam roosters, March or Feb-
1950. hatch, Griff T. Adams,
Commerce, 198 So. Broad St.

Want 10 bantam hens at 50
ea. Contact. Mrs. J. L. Merrell,
Atlanta, 927 Crew St., S. W., MA
0398.

GEESE:

Want number of geese for
own farm. State number and

location, Claud A. Smith,
Stockbridge.
BeOS:

Want 25 RI Red pullets, 4-5





s. old, no culls. State good
F j Fitz-



wks. old, $6.00 pr. Also Eggs, !
}25c ea. B. L. Walters, Fitzger
ald, 707 S. Grant St. \ {

10 Ringneck and 1 White],



FOB. Send MO. Malcolm Mc-|?

8 Geese, 11 Ganders, $2.50 ea. }
Cannot ship. L. H. Stone, Ball'

Ed _Stone,.

12 Mallard Ducks, $1.35 en.3]
jLot for.$1.25 ea. Cannot ship.
|Come after.

hens, raised last year,

PP. in Ga. Mrs. Ida)

PIGEONS ANI QUAIL:

Exc. 2 Dutch ped. doe rabbits
and 1 buck, 3 mos, old for pair
meat pigeons, or exc, 4 Dutch
does and buck, 3 mos. old, 3 ibs.
ea. and better for pr. working
Quail Mrs. J. M. Longley, Jr,
Dalton, 100 No. Green St.



j FARM HELP WANTED



Want good tenant for farm
f 50 to 180 A., located 18 mi.
Atlanta. Farm dwelling, 2 ten-
nt houses, Elec., big barn
ideal for stock and trucking.
/2 mi. off 42 Hwy. Standing
rent. Mrs. Ethel Davis; Bled-
sbe, Stockbridge, RFD 2.

. Want good, Christian woman
to help with light farm chores
in return for heme, on small
farm. Near church (church has
bus for use). I have no chil-
dren. Mrs. W. W. Duffey, Doug-
lasville, Rt. 1.

Want white or col. family for
1 or 2 H. farm on 3rds and
4ths or standing rent. Can have
use of tractor. Good land,
house with lights on_ school
and Mail Rt. Lee Whittemore,
Douglasville, Rt. 3.

Want middleaged colored
couple able to do farm work,
tend chickens, garden, ete. No
children. Work very light. Live
on place. Mrs. R. Timmerman,
Atlanta, 1156 Springdale Rd.
Tel. 3306.

Want nice respectable, white

J woman, 30-35 yrs. old to help

on farm. Live as one of fam-
ily. Have two daughters to as-
sist with farm work. Room,
board, good salary. Answer all

head, Rt. 1, Box 72.

Want white. single man with
farm experience to work on.
small dairy farm. Will pay $10.
weekly, room and board. State
age. H. F. Brown, Stonewall,
PO: Boxs14:

Want smali family to
with owner on farm.

live
Raise

In Peach section.
21/2 mi. from town, on paved
road. L, R. Steed, Talbotton.

Want middleage col. man
and wife to live on cattle farm
near Lithonia, to work on
farm. Both work. Furnish new
house with lights, bathroom,
running water. A. N. Patton,
Lithonia, Rt. 3.

Free. rent of 2 room good
house and 145 A. near Nor-
cross, to couple who have good
references and want to work
farm. Approx. 50 acres can be
cultivated. Has not been farm-
ed in 4yrs. Write or call: C.
G. Aycock, Jr., Atlanta, 319
2 en Union Bldgs. Tel. Wa.

14.

Want several families for
fathering cotton, other farm
work now and next year. No
drinkers need apply. Forrest
B. Jackson, VeRO. Care
Greenview Farms.

Want middleage white man
to work on poultry farm. Write
or telephone me collect. Tel.
Ch. 2987. Mrs. S. E. Guess, At-
lanta, Rt. 2, Box 565.

Want someone able to grow
food on small tracts of land.
B. O. Fussell, Atlanta, 889
Edgewood Ave, Ss. EB.

Want tenant for good 2 horse
crop, good cotton allotment,
fine bottoms. I furnish tractor.
5 R house, mail and school Rt.,
good water, pasture, tools, on
halves. See me, 51/2 mi. N.
Lawrenceville, Rt. 1, Box 331.

2 H crop with 4000
chicken house for farmer,

cap.
on

"| halves. 10 A allotment cotton.

Can plant what you want.

Must be sober, and honest.
References required. A. H. Hol-
land, Flowery Branch, Rt. 2.

Want unencumbered middle
age woman for light farm
chores on farm. M. C. Sutton,
Fitzgerald, Rt. 1,

Want unencumbered, intelli-

gent Christian woman (white)
for light farm work on farm.
Live as one of family for room,
board, and small salary. Mrs.
J. M. Kennedy, oe PeiO3



Box. 102.




letters. Mrs. I. N. Moon, Buck- |

corn, cotton, peanuts, chickens. | -
| REA line.

Want middicage woyen to
live as one of iamily and do.
light farm: chores: cn (aime;
Well compensated. J. A. Biocd-
worth, Kennesaw, Rt. 1. ea:



b

white
ork

Want reliable woman,
or colored, for light farm wo
on farm (38 acres); for room, -
board, and salary. Contact. Mas.
E, W. Schultz, Atlanta, Box
1972.

Want large





white family to bg
help: gather crop. 50 A coitsn,
75..A, corn. House with elec.
Will move. Come see. Kelvin G.
Ozburn, Mansfield, Rt. 1.

Want at once, middleage
white man to live as one of



family on 1H farm, and do
general farming, for - rcom,
board, smell salary, or so

basis to raise tobacco plants.
will finance evervthing. ye
at once. J.-S. Long, Ldowici,
Rect.

Want colored man for light ~
farm work on farm. 3 R house,
elec., near church. Part, time
work for wife. Salary for both aah
Call Ra. 0169. R. C. Baker, Ben
| Hill, 2034 Fairburn Rd.

Want good farmer to look ~
after hogs, cattle, and some Zi
farming for wages. Good house;
Also 75 A. in cotton and other
crops for farmer on share basis.
Tractor, good house, good land.
Both places near Hampton, 305s
mi. S. Atlanta, W. S. Loftis,
Atlanta, 45 Mangum St., S. W.
Tel. Ma. 2838.

Want at
white woman









once, middleage _
to do general ~
farm chores on farm in ex-
change for room, board, and
$10. weekly. Mrs. C. E. Plunk- _
ett, Decatur, Rt. 3, 3511 La-
Vista: Rd.

Want reliable family to take
care of my 57 A farm in Doug- .
las Co. fer i951. House, wosd,
etc... plus what you make on...
farm at no cost except digging
well and building up terraces. :
Must furnish self. J. C. Perkins, cae:
Atlanta, 2597 Baker Ridge Dr.,

N. W. Tel. Be. 3685.





POSITIONS WANTED





eens



Man with large family wants _
to raise chickens on 50-50 basis. a
Desire large chicken house and :
some land for corn, for i95i
Life time ~=perience farming.
Bert Da: #@. Cumming, Rt. 4.

Nice, clean, settled woman, :
34 yrs. old, wants work -t))
once with nice quiet sei yl
people on term. Can furnn-
excellent references. Give com-
plete details in letter. Mrs. Vi-
ola Treadway, Trion, 3601/2
Oak St.

Honest, sober, reliable coupl
wants house near some town
with about 2000 cap. chicken
house, to be raised on shares
or standing rent. Small amount
of land. Elec. Move at once if
possible. Guy A. Stephens, 53
Gainesville, Rt. 5.

Want job on farm. Exveri-





enced dairying and regulat-
farming. 55 yrs. old, Werld
War I vet., sober. Desire living

as one of \famil vy, and reason-
able salary. Elmer Westbrooxs,
Evans.

Want large farm, about 100





A. cultivaticn for tractor, un-
der the GI Bill, near church
and school, standing rent. Sev.
eral years occupancy. State of-

fer. W. A. Morris, Winston, Rt.
t: 3

Man with 38 yrs. experience
building and operating ginnery
will accept position &s super-
visor of\ operation and mxzin-
tenance of modern ginnery.
Murray system preferred. Can
give GI training. Oren Bowers,
Canon, P. O. Box 213. Tel. 49.
M-1.

Want job on farm as cako-
taker, and 3 to 5 acres land.
Need small cottage. Prefer
Fulton Co. and place with
Christian people. D. A. Moon,
Atlanta, Rt. 7, Box 112.

Want 2.or 3 H farm, stand-
ing rent only. Good hoite,
barn, tenant house, fenced pes-
ture for 20 head cattle. Expect
to run self, 1951. Prefer middle
Ga. L. GC. Davis, Culloden, Ft.

=



1, Care Lockwood Farm,










5 AAS



PAGE EIGHT







(Continued from Page One)

To sum it up, the consuming public
must be willing to drink the kind of milk
they can buy cheap, or they must be will-
ing to pay a reasonable price for whole-

some Grade A milk.

The farmer must be protected in a rea-
sonable price for wholesome Grade A
milk, or he must be allowed to produce
the kind of milk that he can sell in the
open market in competition with all oth-

er milk.

The plants must be restricted to the
sale of wholesome Grade A milk from
Grade A dairies, or else they must be
limited to.a price to the consumer, based
- on unwholesome bysproducts of Northern

dairy plants.
Eighth

The Commissioner of Agriculture is
charged with the duty of enforcing the
sanitary regulations and THAT he pro-
poses FO DO to the extent of his ability.
these regulations
naturally steps on the pocketbooks of
anyone who seeks to evade and violate
As a result, there have re-
cently been filed in the Federal Courts
- and in the State Courts a number of law
suits against the Commissioner of Agri-

The enforcement of

these laws.

POSITIONS WANTED

MILK.





tion.



POSITIONS WANTED

culture.

ing out the laws.

Blackshear, Jr.,

A hearing is to be had on another of
these eases in the Federal Court in At-
lanta on Tuesday, September 5.
to express appreciation to Hon. M. H. ~
Assistant Attorney Gen- _
eral, for his faithful and able representa- _
tion to the rights of the people. of the
State in these matters.

POSITIONS Saree

Some of these suits have sought
to enjoin the Commissioner from carry-
Some of them have
sought to force the Commissioner of Ag-
riculture to grant permits for the im-
portation of milk without
with the Georgia Law.
ery one of these cases that have been
tried so far, the Courts have sustained the
rights and duties of the Commissioner of od
Agriculture to enforce these. laws and to

prevent the sale of milk in violation of
these laws by the addition of harmless
coloring matter in accordance with the
direct provision of the law. The last of
these cases heard. was before Ji udge Thom-
as in the Brunswick Judicial Circuit, at
Jesup Georgia, on Tuesday August 29, at
which time Judge Thomas sustained our

general demurrer to the enue peti- :

complying
- In each and ev-




































Ninth
The consuming public, especially
Mothers of growing children, can
tremendous help in this fight, provide
they will take the time and trouble to
derstand all the facts and proble
~ volved. So far, it has
get these facts to
the extent that the
able to

f




The facts are that ie I

IT want _ Board Teceives 3 on





Woman with 1 child (hus-
band degd) wants home with
Christian family doing light
farm chores on farm. 38 yrs.
old, good character. Can fur-
nish references if needed. Mrs.
ig ao Mote, Albany, Rt. 4, Box
570.

Man with wife, 6 children,
wants job on large poultry or

~stock farm. 2 boys 16 and 18

yrs. old. Write or
Jones, Lula, Rt. 1.

Want truck farm, standing
rent. 5 R house, good barn, etc.
on good road. J. R. Farmer,
Clarkston, P, O. Box 73.

see. L. P.





Man with 9 yrs, experience
dairyingswants job on dairy or
stock farm. I
Milkers. Need 5 R house with
lights, on mail and High School
Rt. Near church: State details,
wages, etc. H. C. Swofford,
Brunswick, Rt. 1, Box 151.

Want job as manager of large
stock farm. Ample training and
experience in cattle farm de-
veloping and managing, also
soil conservation.: 12 mos. pas;
ture developing, Available now.
References from former associ-
ates and County Agent. W. E.
Hogg, Plains.

Can use. Serge





Reg.

AUCTION SALE

Hereford Auction Sale, both Horned and Polled
type, at Athens, September 20, at 12 oclock NOON ....
30 Females and 10 Bulls, Cows with calves at foot, Bred
cows and bred heifers, and Service age bulls.
Hereford Assn. For information, write Ralph W. Cam-
mack, Mer., Atlanta, 186-15th St., NN. E,

. . Georgia |







Rwy., Savannah.

FALL SALE

Georgia Aberdeen-Angus Assn.,
Ground, Tuesday, October 31...
. from 17 Top Georgia herds.
W. Tap Bennett, Sales Manager, care Central of Georgia

at Macon, Fair
7 Bulls and 38 Females
For catalogue, address









Auction sale Reg.,

Moultrie.

HEREFORD CATTLE AUCTION SALE

Hereford and Polled Hereford cattle,
cows, calves, heifers, bulls. Judge Roachs fine Herd with
Georgia breeders consigning,
Moultrie, Friday, September 15. Write: W. E. Aycock,

at Livestock Auditorium,







30 P.M. Wednesday,

W. Gibson, Rome.






THREE AUCTIONS

Registered Aberdeen-Angus bulls, heifers and cows with
calves: Quitman, 2:00 P.M., Tuesday, Sept. 12;
ept.
ti day, Sept. 15. There will be about 8 young cows and
heifers and 15 bulls, 8 to 18 mos. old, in each sale. Gapine

; Ashburn,
13; Blackshear, "3:00 PME



(



on farm in or around Atlanta.
Can accept position any time.

Rid.

Want 2. H farm
range county, for Share crop.
Fully equipped to handle. Must
have Tobacco allotment. J.
Oliver, Nashville, Rt. 4.



ber man wants job at once on
farm as overseer or wage hand.
Lifetime experience, mule, tract-
or, modern farming, $15.00
weekly, board, laundry, pe Mi | le
room. Guar. satisfaction. Mu-
ton Ivie Morgan, Care W. E.
Morgan, Savannah, 2025 Texas
Ave, Phone 4-4387.

Man with wite bee 1 child
wants job on chicken or hog
farm. State salary, Prefer near
Atlanta. Johnney Pine, Ce
blee, Rt. 1, Sexton Rd. E

Man with wife wants job as
overseer. of cattle or general
farm. Lifetime experience. 54
yrs. old. Best of references. All
letters ans. James E, Herbert,
Commerce, Rt. 4. ;

Single man wants job on farm
experienced with poultry, cat-
tle, and hogs, Can do all kinds
repair work. Or take job as
overseer of big farm. Good ref-
erences. Sober, honest. Live as
one of family. Enclose stamp
for reply, R, D. Hill, Brisol,
Reale?

26 yr. old man wants 35-40 A.
farm, 50-50 basis for 1951, Pre-
fer in So, Ga., with plenty To-
bacco and Peanuts, also Cotton.
Write. J. W. Bishop, Tifton.
RFD 2, Care Cox Studio.

Want place on farm, working
Ipy day or Caretaking; can also
raise poe or do. nursery
work. 3 in family to work, Pre-
fer Fulton Co. John T. Moses,
Ailanta, 435 Pulliam St. S. W.

Want job on farm; year a-
round work, Can milk, drive
truck or tractor, do most any-

Robert Freeman.

White man with wife and
baby wants. tg gather this ears



21 yr. old woman wants job |
Era L. McCollough, Newborn, ;
eS
We Eminent ; Hanley, ae Ad

46 yr. .old white, single, so-

thing and kind of farm work. }|
Carl Harris, Forsyth. Rt, 2 Care }i







44 yr. old hit
| family of six



tractor driv

x g worker, Need 4 or 5
R hots. lights, water. Near
school bus and mail rt. R. L.






























































Want job operating
perienced with elec.
|All letters answered






n oh
pe
for

on dairy farm, or vending -eat-.
tle or chickens, for board and
salary. Desire with good people
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