Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1950 October 18

Tom Linder,



Commissioner




































































oy es

Editorial By TOM LINDER

is a good ine to discuss some of
laws regulating the sale of food, milk,
ve are necessary for the protection of
health, 5 | :
he early days, a large per cent of
the people lived on or adjacent to farms.
heir supplies of food and- milk were
gely produced in the neighborhood.

m grits mill and many had flour mills.
canning of food for winter use was-
ne-by the housewife in the home; syrup
made with the old cane mill and
kettle; eggs were gathered up ev-
day and were always fresh; cows

ere milked by the members of
family; milk was strained into flat
ners and allowed to set in the pan-
y until the cream would rise and the



he curd naturally separated itself from
he cream and the clabber.

_ The housewife skimmed the cream off
churn. After the job of



ith the old dash, the butter |

AS gathere -and taken up and you had
rermilk. which would as your
water.

Those of us who remember those good

n to the table and have some good
bread from the old water mill on the
eek, some good biscuits made from
wheat flour with soda and butter-
; some fresh butter from- the old
urn; some new syrup and fresh pork
e from the hog killing; some turn-

ur mother or sister had prepared with

laborious care, removing the stems and

shing through fresh water several
nes to remove. the dirt and foreign
atter.

We would like to have another big
of that fresh buttermilk with the

fresh baked sweet potatoes
the ugar running out at the ends
ne peeling entirely separated from
Pe tato so that you could break the
ing at one end and the entire potato
ld come out like an egg coming out
he shell.

oke house and see the hams,
rs and middlings hanging up on
ile a slow hickory fire sent the
rough | this bounteous gift of

a smoke. oozed out from

~ 'WEDNESDA, OCTOBER 18, 1950

NUMBER 7

00D AND DRINK



, and the basic reasons why these

ery community had its own cows, its the County Seat or

olids, not fat, would form labber and

- eity consumers.
- canning plants, slaughter houses, and

days would like once again to sit

eens cooked with real meat which |

rks of butter floating around in it.

would like to he out again to the:

e hous walls and
the



aac breeze watted this smoke to ones
nostrils, you get the idea of barbecue, If

you went up and took a peek through ~

a crack in the smoke house wall, you
would see long poles reaching across
with strings of stuffed sausage enough to

- last the family until far into the summer.

Space here will not permit a review of

all the good things. that would be found

on Georgia farms and in the homes of
the farmers and neighbors who lived in

those days, we didnt need any Dairy
Laws or Food Laws. - Nobody ate any
food that was questionable and nobody

sold food to their neighbors that they

wouldnt eat themselves, The golden
rule took care of the situation. In fact,
it was common practice for the best to

be sold, and in many cases given to neigh-

bors and friends, and nobody in the com-

- munity ever went hungry because they

were sick, unable to work or destitute.

SHIFT OF POPULATION -
As the towns and cities increased in

population and the people on the farms

became relatively fewer and fewer, it

became necessary to move food greater

and greater distances from the farm to
Commercial dairies,
mills became essential to the Nations
economy.

Milk began to be sold from - wagons
which left the:dairy farm in the wee
morning hours and delivered milk and
butter to the town and city homes by
town breakfast time. It then became
necessary to have laws providing for in-
spection of dairies and the handling of
dairy products for the protection of the
town and city consumers.

Corn meal and flour were put up by
regular commercial concerns and it be-
came necessary to have laws fixing
standard weights and standard grades on
corn meal and flour.

The meat supply began to be handled
by packing houses abattoirs and meat

- markets, and it became necessary to have

laws to regulate the killing of animals
and the handling of meat products to the
consumer.

Vegetables and fruits began to be
canned by commercial canneries and
laws became necessary to regulate the

- canning, handling and labeling of canned

products in the interest of public health.

SCIENCE COMES UPON THE SCENE
When the Scientists arrived in the
field of food and drink, it created a new

; world in that field as it does in all other
fields:




ie scientists discovered why



other village. In



corn meal or ground flour would not
keep indefinitely. It was the life germ
in the grain.

Science also discovered that the life
germ in the grain could b removed by
the miller and then corn meal and wheat
flour could be produced which would
keep for a much longer period of time.

Science also discovered that from a |

commercial standpoint, the germ was

more valuableto the miller if it were ~
turned into other commercial channels.

It was for these reasons that the big mills
developed a process for degerminating
the grain.

But, science also found out another
thing which has not been publicized.

- Science discovered that the germ which
caused the corn meal and the wheat

flour to spoil was also the source of the

natural vitamins, which nature put into
-the whole grain and which is essential

to the health of people. Science, there-
fore, set out to find a substitute for the
natural vitamins, but not being able to
find it in the vegetable kingdom, they

resorted to the mineral kingdom and they __
began to put mineral vitamins in corn

meal and wheat flour as a substitute for
the natural vitamins which nature had
supplied.

This was really an adulteration. If
permitted at all, the contents of such
adulterated flour and corn meal should

- be required to show that it is adulterated.
The big mills, however, had plenty of

money to enable them to enlist the back-
ing of the U.S. Health Authorities. They
got up a bill and pushed it through many
State Legislatures,* including Georgia,
providing for this adulterated corn meal

_and wheat flour to be labeled as enrich-

ed corn meal and enriched flour. This
is fraud on the public, but it illustrates
the power of money to influence legisla-
tion even where the health of the people
is involved.

Today if you go into a grocery store
and see two packages of corn meal and
one of them is labeled simply corn meal
and the other is labeled enriched corn
meal, what it means is that the simple
label corn meal means the natural vita-
min is still in the meal. The label en-
riched corn meal means that the natural
vitamin has been removed and a mineral
vitamin has been substituted. Actually
it is adulterated, but by law it is glorified
as enriched.

MILK MONOPOLY
As the cities continued to inerease in
size, large milk distributors from the old

dairy sections moved into the Southland. |

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SPECIAL NOTICE

All Farm Land noticesFor Sale, For Rent, Wanting to
Buy or Exchange For, and Wanting to Rentappearing
in this issue were received prior to October 2 and were }
intended for publication October 11 issue, but because
of the great number of such type notices, necessarily
had to be carried over to this, October 18 issue. 4

Notices of this type received after Oct. 2nd may not be
published until our Spring 1951 Land Edition.

E. H.





FARMS AND
FARM LAND FOR SALE

\

FARMS AND
FARM LAND FOR SALE



65 A good tractor land, 5 R

house, barn, pasture, elec.,
running water, well, good
roads, 1 mile to church and

store, $1750.00; Also 50 A wood
land, lies well, no waste, 1/4
mi. off paved rd.,fpublic road
through it, elec., running wa-
ter, $750.00; And 55 A fine land,
2 houses, barns, other outbldgs.,
elec, lights, near church,
school, 3 stores, elec. $100. per
a A. D. Giles, /Douglasville,
Raia

40 A, 4 R house, 4 mi. W.
Cumming, about 25 A in tim-
ber, $1500, cash. Wm. P. Spen-
cer, Ellenwood, Rt. 2.

1021/2 A more or: less, La-
mar Co., good land, good 5 R
house, lights, elec., water pump,
several thousand ft. saw tim-
ber, 1 tractor, some equipment
for tractor and. mule, $4000.00.
J. E, Chandler, Milner, Rt.

118 A west Unadill aon hard
road, $3500. cash. John W.
Simpson, Unadilla, Rt. 2, Box
40.

Small farm on U. S. 19 Hwy.,
7 mi. N. Blairsville, good fenced
pasture with stream of water,
several fruit trees: 6 R modern
house, nice lawn, garage, barn,
corn crib, and smoke _ house.
See: Fred Gray, Blairsville, Rt.
3. Or write owner: A. B, Chas-
tain, Akron, Ohio, 1275 Man-
chester Rd.

38 A smooth land, 18 A cul-
tivation, practically new 5 R
house, 37x24 barn, running wa-
ter, plenty wood, pasture, elec.,
all conveniences, Priced right.
See or write: R. L, Martin,
Cumming, Rt. 1.

_ 200 A Wilkes Co., near Wash-
ington, good pasture, springs,
branches, ideal for ponds or
lakes, some timber, convenient

to school and churches. House |5

wired with electricity and run-
ning water, on new paved high-
way. Write: W./H. Garrett,

Washington, RFD 3. Tel. M
1891. 3. Tel. Cr.



81/2 A land, 5 R dwelling,
barn stall, garden, fruit, com-
plete water system including
Youngstown equipment, lights,
improved pasture; 2 large
chicken houses, 3500 chick ca-
pacity. All buildings less than
2 yrs. old. 21/2 mi. E, Cleve-
land, on all weather road, just
off Cleveland-Clarkesville Hwy.
FredBlack,. Cleveland, Rt. 1.

100 A, plenty of woods and
pasture, 3 R and 5 R houses, 2
barns, 1 built 3 yrs., water,
lights im barns and houses, 6
mi. Bowdon near the Black
4 A. E. Calhoun, Bowdon,

fc

136 A Ga. land, with nice 6
R dwelling, 2 tenant houses,
elec. lights, city water, located
edge of city limits, Boston, Ga.,
$10,000.00. C. D. McGregor,
owner, Tarpon Springs, Fla.

1 acre garden, 3 mi. S. Coch-
ran, on paved hwy., Block
Bunaglow (6 R), city conveni-
ences, painted outside, for sale
or trade for small farm. H. C.
Jimerson, Cochran, Rt. 2.

Real good 2 acre tract, good
house, elec. lights, cistern wa-
ter, in sight of small town and
a paved road, on C, of Ga. &R,
Sell or exc. for other property,
Write. R. L. Powell, Lyerly.

1450 A, Pulaski Co., 6 mi. S.
E. Hawkinsville, highway to
be completely paved by end
this year, ideal, for cattle ranch
or tractor farming, on school
and mail rt. 600 A in pasture,
fenced with 39 field fence
wire, bgrb wire on top, plenty
springs; 6 R dwelling with
deep well, large tractor shed, 3
good tenant houses and_ barns.
eee Wilbur Slade, Hawkins-
ville,

6 A land, Hwy, 78, six mi.
Carrollton, 4 mi, Bowdon; Small
R modern house, mule stall,
crib, garage with storage room,
for sale or exchange. Prefer in
or near Atlanta or Carrollton.
J. R. Chandler, Carrollton, Rt.



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FARMS AND
FARM LAND FOR SALE

FARMS-AND
FARM LAND FOR SALE

Wednesday, October





FARMS AND
FARM LAND FOR





20 A, 7 mi. NE Tifton, U. 8.
Rt, 319, with 2 Story Building,
living quarters upstairs, hot
and cold running water, also

mule, wagon, and farm tools
for sale. Mrs. Lillie Sirmans,
Tifton, Rt. 4.

48 A rich cove land, also 1
good mule for sale. Hyman C.
Green, Blue Ridge, Rt. 2, Box
212, Snake Nation Rd.

55 A in W. Douglas Co., near
Bankhead Hwy., good home,
large barn, built in pre-war
days of best materials; Apples,
figs, grapes, thousands of young
pine trees, pretty site for fresh
water lake, REA lights; $7000
Down payment $2000.00 cash,
bal. easy terms at low interest.
J. O. Day, Villa Rica, Rt. 1.

50 A farm, 5 mi, S, Tallapoosa,
20 A open, 3 R cottage, barn,
5 A cotton allotment, 2 banches,
well in yard, plenty of fruit,
$1500.00. C. P. Robinson, Tal-
lapoosa, Rt. 1, Box 36.

Small place between Dawson-
ville and Gainesville, good well,
elec., small houses, 4 yrs, old,
nice for raising chickens, some
open land, timber, or tarde for
something of equal value near-
er Atlanta. All letters ans. E.
Maddox, Atlanta, 1709 Stokes
Ave. S, W.

Good 100 A farm, Troop o.,
4 R house, elec., plenty running
water, gray land, on mail and
school rt. near churches and
stores, about 6 mi. SE LaGrange,
plenty wood, growing timber,
white community; Also good
young work horse, plow tovuls
and corn; And lots of young
Fruit Trees. Priced to sell. E.
L. McCann, Sr., LaGrange, Rt.
ie

65 A good farm land, or 130
A if desired suitable for fish
pond,.all in 1 tract, near Augus-
ta. Phone 38845. Mrs. J. A. Pope,
Augusta, 824 Russell St.

145 A land, 48 mi. Atlanta,
combining 30 A _ cotton allot-
ment, goodcattle farm with
stream, paved hwy. through,
white residential section, near
church and school, 5 mi, Monroe,
5 mi. Social Circle, Hwy, 11,
good bus schedule, 4 houses,
$9000.00. Phone 69. Miss Mel-
lie Stanton, Social Circle,

33 A good farm land, 3 R

house, barn crib, about I mi.

Centerville, for sale, C. H. Brad-
ford, Lithonia, Rt, 1.

80 A good level valley land,
4 R house, new tin roofing, 30
x 20 new barn, 5 good - out-
buildings, lasting water, Ibdts
good saw timber, good pasture.
Walter A Lang, LaFayette, Rt. 3.

247 A more or less, good rich
land, about 100 A fenced and
cross fenced, fine cattle grazing,
nice 2 story home, sink in
kitchen, hot and cold water,
plenty fruit and _ outbldgs.,
shrubbery, and flowers, 8000-
10,000 ft. lumber; 4 R tenant
house, barns, pump in well,
Home redecorated inside and
out this year, school and mail
rt., 35 mi; Atlanta, 2.8 mi, paved
rd., plenty reek bottoms,
$12,500.00. W. C. McIntyre, Ox-
ford, Rt,-d;

70 A, 19 mi, Atlanta on State
Route 155, all weather road, 10
mi, Conley Dept, 25 A open,
well terraced, free of rocks and
stumps, ideal for tractor farm-
ing, plenty water and wood; 6
R house with lights, water,
bath, telephone, school bus by
door, $4850.00. Phone 2566. J.
C. Keaten, Stockbridge, Rt. 1.

18 A Fescue and Clover, 80
A growing timber, 5 mi.
Palmetto, 1% mi. off paved
road, near Sardis Church, fenced
and cross fenced, 3 lake sites;
Good house, 2 barns, 2 out-
houses, elec., pump, graded
road through property, $4975.00.
Terms, Consider unimproved
land with stream near Chattaho-
ochee Forest as part payment.

C. D. Ebersol Atlanta, 811
Juniper St., E Tel. Ve
7228, ~

10 A, 4 open, timber., good

well, spring branch, 4 mi. out
Gainesville, 2 mi, off Dawson-
ville Dahlonegia Hwy.; 2 R
house, elec., convenient to
school and churches, Write or
phone. Tel. Ra, 8257, Mrs. G.
Castleberry, Atlanta, 1709 Stok-
es Ave, S. W.

60 A growing pines, 3 lake
sites, fine for poultry or cattle
raising, sacrifice for $3000.00.
H. K. Robinson, Hamilton.

3 A land,, fruit trees, 21/2
mi. Ben Hill on Campbellton
Rd., corner of North Dr.; 4 R
house, garage; stall, chicken
house, well on porch, lights,
telephone, 1 mi. church, school
and mail rt. Bus by door. Mrs.
H. A. Duncan, Ben Hill, Rt. 1,
4921 Campbellton Rd.

50- 180 A, 18 mi. Atlanta,
ideal for stock or trucking, 1/2
mi. off 42 Hwy.; 7 R dwelling,
2 tenant houses, elec., big barn
for stock, for sale or standing
rent. Mrs. Ethel Davis Bledsoe,
Stockbridge, Rt. 2.

12 A more or less, 4 mi. Hia-
wassee, Clayton Hwy: plenty
wood, some bearing fruit trees,
most all .tenable land, barn,
chicken house; 5 R house, good
basement, elec., water. Near
church, store, school. Mail by

Wwassee.

4-3/4 A land, 3 R dwelling,
$800. W. H. Jackson, Conyers,
Fut, 23.

1031/2 A, 58 A cultivation,
plenty timber, tobacco and
cotton allotment, tobacco barn,
other outbldgs., good outlet
for stock; good house, elec., 2
good work mares, nearly new
riding cultivator, other farm
tools, 3 roller cane mill, 50 gal.
syrup kettle, 1 H wagon, $6500.
S. L. Thornton, Bristol, Rt. 1.
Box 151.

11/2 A lot located at Odessa-
dale, all under new hog wire
fence, running water; 6 R
house, good ~barn, chicken
house. Cheap, Contact: Mrs. H.
A. Carter, Chipley, Box 27.

Fertile 110 A farm together
with machinery and equip-
ment, 6 mi. N. Rome, just off
HH... 27. Large 7 R country
home with all modern con-
veniences, gas, elec., running
water, 2 tenant houses, one
new store building. 12 A. excel-
lent pasture bordering on large
creek, ideal stock farm; prac-
tically new Case tractor and
attachments. Reasonable. Tel.
Cy. 0541.. Norris C.. Broome,
Atlanta, 312 Healey Bldg.

Commerce, Ga. on Athens Hwy.
See: Silas Snipes, Commerce,
tse:

80_A, one mile town, won-
derful for cattle and chickens,
750 pcan trees, streams in
-pastures, elec. pump piped to
9 buildings, concrete floors. N.
F, Holmes, Cairo, Rt. 1.

160 A, 90 A in cultivation, 3
large dwellings, 2 large barns,
several other outbldgs., good
pasture, some timber, 9 mi. S.
E. Watkinsville. See: W. C.
Hale, Farmington.

690 A Newton Co., Ga., ex-
cellent for livestock and dairy-
ing, plenty water-streams. run-
ning cross wise, rich clay top
soil, general farming for years,
produce.1000 lbs, A _ cotton,
about 150 A small timber, bal.
excellent for grasses, 3 mi. So-
cial Circle, 2 mi. Atlanta-Au-
gusta Hwy., 45 mi. Atlanta, 6
tenant houses, lights, $20,000.
Mrs. R. L. Paine, Oxford.

100 A more or less, Union

timbered, good crop Black
Locust Timber, dwelling needs
repairs. Bargain price. 8 mi.
Culberson, N. C. Joseph B.

W. | Watkins, Blue Ridge, Rt. 1, Box

175A.

279 A land, 13 herd cows, 4
heads mules, all for $1500.00.
10 mi. Summerville, 3 mi. Men-
lo. James E, Johnson, Sum-
merville, Rt, 2.

50 A land, 40,000 ft. timber,
6 mi. Danielsville, 2 mi, Com-
er. 6 R house, ceiled, hard
weather board on outside, met-
al roof, oak! grove around
house, 3 barns, also 2 R house,
metal covered roof. Land
makes bale of cotton per acre.
W. T. Allen, Danielsville, Rt.
as :

76 A dairy farm, With new
10 cow barn, 25 A in cultiva-
tion, balance pasture. H. W.



door. Cheap. D. H. White, Hia- |.

Power Electricity. $4500. cas
| (nquire G. A. Allens

Lot with house just out -of |.

Co., Dooley District, fairly well




































































337 A, 150 A cul
plenty timber. 4 Fors h
lights in all, $13,000,

tween Baxley and Ah
market at both places
Barnes, Baxley, Rt. 1, Bo

20 A more or less, 5 mi
Marietta, over a mile off?
surfaced road, 2 mi. W.
Peach and Apple trees
Vines,

Sims, Marietta, Rt. 5.

Or 75 A-.and one @
farm, both on public hw
ready surveyed for State
ing, good land, 3 mi,
school bus by farms.
neighborhood. David
nings, Americus, P, O,

3 large lots, 2 blo
right of surburban bi
house, well water, li
store, school, and c
$2300.00 cash; Or $1000.
balance monthly. Mrs. Zo
Brown, Scottdale, Woc
Ave.

226 A, nearly all fenced
place for cattle, for sale.
R.ckersville, 11 mi. E.
ton, See or write: A. N. Ad
Elberton, Rt. 2.

102 A land, 52 A tra
worked this year, 50 A
pine, 4 mi. good to

en

EG

or terms, or trade for la
el Ford Tractor, J. Van-
lum, Rochelle. \

781/2 A, 7. mi. W. Vil
3/4 mi. off Bankhead
Good 4 R house, barn, pa
other outbldgs., Govt impre
mail and school bus route,

J. M. Cole, Tilla Rica, Rt, 1

70 A farm, 4 mi. W.
Rica, Bankhead Hwy.,
fruit trees, land produces
lb. lint cotton per acre,
50,000 ft. saw timber
house, good barn, other
bldgs. $3500. G: A. Allen,
Rica, Re. Th

See

114 A land, 1 mi.
pasture, 35 A cotton allo
lake site, 3 houses with
$8000.00. Terms. Dr, |
Nicholson, Madison.

80 A, 1emi. Clevela

Co., nice lake well
with fish, on electric li
good road, Clifford Can
Cleveland.

65 A Peach Orchard
level to gently rolling?
Walker, Hollywood.

120 A good land, lake
most of old mill pond
standing good spring, Fa
Co, 2 houses, good barn,
on school bus and mail ro
L. A. Harris, .Sr.,, Fairbi
RFD ]j. 4

16.1 A land, 1/2 mi, Cor
School, Hall Co., 1 acre

2015 ft. on east side, 2090
on west, with possible1500
saw timber trees on it. A
tiful building site. See:
Laws, Gainesville, 439
Green St. a

100 A good land with 5
dwelling, 1 tenant house, wi
in 1/4 mi, hard surfaced ro
about 40 A cultivation, bal.
pasture and woods. 2 i
barns, school and mail ro
by door; 120\A on hard
faced roacl, 55 A cultiva
bal. pasture and wood
ning water; 5 R dwellin,
school bus and
route by door, 3 churches
in 11:2 mile. Owner:
Hinley, Hull, RFD No. 1.



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WANTED TO BUY
EXCHANGE FOR
FARMS & FARM LA

Want 300-500 A good i
suitable for farming and sto
raising, especially cattle gr
ing, .not too many im)
ments, moderately a i

a Cm



Voe Smith, Adrian, Rt
Want farm in Coastal R
preferably souther

ta, suitable for



Wallace, Rutledge. /(Phone 2871). !







cst a mre
-a small farm of about
itable for cattle, pre-
in Hall or Habersham
witht or without house.
owes cash price. M. W.
Gainesville, 906 a















_small place with a or




ble for raisinging hogs,







have electricity. James
pheanta, 236 Glenn St.,






* buy or rent-2-10 A
with or without
Price for cash must be
nable.. R. A, Gohlke, Cobb-











in farm, | 5-30 A
_ 3 or 4 R house, on rural
e, electricity. Prefer North







within 50 mi. radius At-
Must | -be cheap. B. I.
ons, Atlanta, 911 Capitol
is E. Ma. 7354. e










: all right
20-30 miles So, Atlanta.
Fayette or Clayton Co.
oad with electricity. J.
: Adlanta, 1208 bees










nt Se small farm
acreage located \on U:
wys. 19 or 82, in Sumter,








Co. Advise price and.

ption first letter. R.
ith, Americus, 130 So.
on St. Care E.

















t 25 to 100 A good farm
-30 miles Atlanta, with
ut house. Reasonable.
ouy or trade other proper-
Contact: R. E. Carter, A
eel ae Place,









Want feat of land 80-100 A,
eferably level, - for farming
: i Sat or run-
ut over land.






















ae peta? farm,
or tract of land con-
ient to eye. JED. Spoon-







rant G. buy aj small Bibb
farm with house and 5 A
ore land on highway and
ine near Macon. Paul Seiu-

span Rt. 3. Tel. 5230 J





few i land near
Ww. ISis So. Social
abc






500 or more acres for



Give price, terms, and
iption in first letter. Miss
Gray, Griffin.



t 500-1000 A improved
\improved cattle land, Give
and location with first

. Charles Elliott,







t farm acreage,
n North Fulton or North
~Co., not over 25 mi. At-
on paved or all-weather





a stream de-
optional. Give
farm.

price, and all details. dames
Owen, Atlanta, 74-14th. St.,





ant some cut over land in
Ga. for farming.

a ooth land, ruxming water
L Crone, Gillsville.

or over of good
th good buildings,
es or standing rent.
9-M-2. J. M. Lambert,


























h 3 R house, well on
reh, ues -and branch,
18 mi, Atlanta, 2
b tes: to exchange
10 to 15 A land,
Atlanta. Will pay







oe & FARM LAND
i

Want to buy farm near Way-
cross or Black hear. C. C.
Moody, Waycross, Rt. 2.

Want small farm, 40-50 A,
at least 20 A for crops, with
house, barn, Can only pay $500.
down. Prefer in S, D. A. com-
munity, Must be low price and
good terms. Mrs. N. Alexander,
Kennesaw, Rt. 2.

Want a small farm with
small house in Middle Ga. to-
bacco growing section. Buy or
rent. John Crone, Gillsville.

Want dairy farm with build-
ings and acreage suited to a
small dairy herd, near a mar-
ket for whole milk. Will buy
or rent on terms. Write: J. R.
York, Rabun Gap.

Want 2000-3000 acres land
.|undeveloped, cut over ,at a-
round $5. an Acre, -within an
hours drive of Atlanta. Send
complete description and price.

Ivan Allen, Atlanta, P.O. Box.

Wii

Want 20 acres or more with
extra good house with porch,
5 or. more rooms; flat land pre-
ferred, Small stream originat-
ing on property forlake and
electricity. State if telephone
available. Within 20
north, east, or west of Buck-
head. Give price, condition of
house, number of rooms, and
full directions as to reach. Al-
len G. Webb, Atlanta, 1985
West Wesley Rad., N. W.

Want 20 to 50 acres with
small house. Must have wood,
branch, on mail route, not over
2 mi. to store. Must not be
ov-r 60 mi. Atlanta and priced
reasonably. Mrs: Edith What-
ley, Atlanta, Rt. 14, Box 433.

Want small farm with house |

and barn, electricity available,
in Brantley, Pierce or Ware
Co. Must be reasonably priced
for cash. J. E. Peaslee, Savan-
nah, Rt. 3, Box 203-A.

Want 35 A good land to rent
or 100 A land to buy around
Augusta. Pref - to have 2
houses, or would consider 1
house With electric lights, also
have some timber on it. Have
to move before ist of January.
All letters answered. Quenton
Brown, Graymont, RFD 1.

Want timber land for grow-
ing timber im So. Ga. Prefer
without farm land. Pine or
hardwood. Can use worked up
pines or pines nearly ready for
boxes. Must be reasonable.
Only buy land as is. Will not
py timber and move off land.
L. Anderson, Augusta, 300
Sand Bar Ferry Rd. =

Want good tract of timber
land suitable for farming, 1,-
000,000-5,000,000 ft. good tim-
ber to develop myself. Will
pay cash if desirable land. A.
|B. Wood, Marietta, 200 Stewart
Aves"

Want to Shy or er 35-100
acre farm, house, barn, pasture,
lights, on school route in El-
bert County. L. H. Ouzts, El-
berton, Rt. 3

Want 40-100 A farm within
40 mi. Atlanta. Electrici
water, tenant house on ACCESS:
able road. Prefer farm under
partial cultivation. Write de-
tails. D, A. McKeever, Atlanta,
POF Bow 1196.

Want 10 A or more unim-
proved property with log cabin
or house, on branch or creek
within 25. miles Atlanta, around
$1000.00. Roy Bell, Atlanta,
Station A, Box 63.

Want small but sound cabin

on nice lot, main bus highway
(preferably in center of small
.| town), not over 75 mi, Atlanta.
|Must have good constant sup-
ply of water and. electricity.

Must be very cheap. Give low-
~{|est price and terms. Will be

deciding factor. Mrs. ~T. W.
ow Atlanta, 1032 Birch St.,

Exchange 4 houses ig 13
acres (rented for $1860.00 per
year) for house and 200 or 300
acre farm in Morgan Co, near
| Madison, Ga. Must have elec-
tricity, paved road, and plenty
of water. Answer. all letters.
ete Jones, College Park, Rt.

x i,



miles |



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"EXCHANGE FOR

FARMS & FARM LAND

Will pay cash for a good
farm with good buildings. Fel-
ton Johnson, Calhoun.

W ait small farm. for live-
stock raising in either Effing-
ham, Bulloch, or Evans Co.;
Send full particulars, number

acres, number under cultiva-
tion, character of | improve-
ments. All cash price. L. H.
Smith, Savannah, P. -. Box
| 248.

Want 100. acres or more very
good farm land with approx, 45

acres in cultivation. Must have
very good 5 R house and barn
with plenty of water. Not more
than 1 mile from paved high-
way. School bus service. With-
in 40 mi. Atlanta. Will make
minor repairs on house. Send
complete information. A. J.
Tinsley, Atlanta, 493 Barnett
Sth N. KE.

Want to buy or rent with
option to buy, 25-50 acre farm,

on paved road, near schools,
churches, and = stores, with
necessity outbuildings, and

good house with electricity. In

answering give full description.

J. Miles, Atlanta, P. O. Box
4995. i

Want small farm in S. E.
Georgia. Must have some jm-
provements, prefer on good
road with lights and water.
Must be reasonable price. Good
pasture and stream desired.
Contact: J. C. Darby, Atlanta,
1783 Newman Place, N. W. Bel-
mont 5481.



FARMS AND
FARM LAND FOR RENT



4
Dairy farm, good 24 cow
barn, milk house with walk in
cooler, sleeping sheds, large
feed barn, 33 A pasture, 3 mi.
Decatur just off Lawrenceville
Road, for rent. Phone Cr. 5071.
J. A. Vandergriff, Decatur,
1885 N. Druid Hills Rd.

90 A farm, 2 houses, lights,
good water, 14 mi. W. Carroll-
ton, Ga., on Bremen and Bow-
don Road. anding rent pre-
ferred. Write: Artyce Entrekin,
Atlanta, 170 Hurt St.

40 A cultivation, 3.4 A tobac-
co allotment, 4.7 A cotton al-

lotment, good house, stoker to-

bacco cooker, for rent. You
furnish stock, Pll furnish ferti-
lizer and Seed. 12 mi, So. Bax-
ley, Hwy. 121, Frank Harris,
Baxley.

105 A fn 25 mi. Atlanta,
Ga., Fulton Co. 2 mi. Palmet-
fo76 Re house, elec. lights,
school bus stops at door, good
pasture, fine bottom land.
Standing rent. Write or phone.
At. 0021. Harold C. Port, At-
lanta, 1006 N. Highland Ave.

-Farm for rent near Doraville
with 5 R house, good barn,
pasture, have electricity by No-
vember. 20 A good bottom land.
T. J. Woth, Atlanta, 3125 E.
Shadowlawn Rd. Tel. Ch. 4280.

120 A, good 4 R house, elec.,
well on back porch, good gar-
den, located on Jackson Lake,
good fishing, boating, in Jas-
per Co., good place to live part
or all time. Rent for $4. month-
ly. Good all weather road. Tel.
Ch. 7815, T. H. Templeton, At-
lanta, 6001 Peachtree Rd.

2 R apartment in good farm
home with garden free and
patches for rent, on shares if
desired. Lights, fine well at
porch, fire? places, free wood
for cutting and hauling. Good |
community, State Rd. 219 (half
soiled, half paved), from La-

Grange, Ga. Come or write.
Joseph Brown, Glenn (Heard
Cor).

2 or 3 H_ farm, good tcohsthy
gray land, ean be cultivated
with tractor, 100 A in cultiva-
tion, 5 R house, large barns,
outbldgs.. elec., on school and
mail route, near church, 3 mi.

N. W. Douglasville, for stand-/

ing rent. T. W. Simmons, Doug-
lasville, (Bankhead Hiwy.).

Small farm near Panola on
Decatur-MeDonough Rd. for
rent. Mrs. - W. Bishop, Li-
eae Rt. 3.



lother outbldgs.,

fort. Mrs.

Elee., school bus Rt.,
churches, for rent, Prefer with
no children. No drunks. W.
Barnett, Riverdale.



FARMS. ats
FARM LAND FOR RENT |

2 or 4H farm, all under wire,
good pastures, running. water
year around, good buildings,
water, lights, school for both
white o1 colored, near city lim-
its, for rent; Also sell 2 good |

horses for half price, H.-J.
Bell, Sardis.

5 A suitable for trucking,
milk goat dairy, rabbitry,

poultry or combination of these,

about 31/2 mi. Callaway Mills,
elec. available, 4 R house, 1
mi, Warm Springs, for rent. Or
consider selling. J. P. Craven,
Manchester.

70 A farm, Bartow Co., good
level land, good pasture, run-
ning water, 3 pastures, good
barn, house, nice cabinet sink

pand water in house; school bus

route, near churches, 2 mi.
Cartersville, near the Good
Year Plant. at Atco, Ga. Stand-
ing rent. Mrs. Emma Greene,
Cartersville, Rt. 4:

27 A field, good fence, no
stumps, good field for rent
1951. -1st house north Union
School. See or write. Mrs. Vi-
ola C. Brady, Cairo, Rt. 1, Box
343.

80 A land, house, lights,
water, on paved Cedartown-
Rockmart Hwy., 6 mi. E. Ced-
artown, for standing rent. Mrs.,
J. M. Baldwin, Cedartown, Rt.
Te

Good upland farm, Pickens
Co., 2 R house, lights, good
cotton land, lies well, spring,
pasture, orchard, to rent for
1500 lbs! cotton yearly. Near
Hinton and Jasper. Clyde T.
Long, Ranger, Rt. 2.

120 A land, 2 houses, barns,
near Drake-
town, known as_ the
Farm, Paulding Co., for stand-
ing Vrent 1951) ite or come
see; Also one farm near Curry-
ville, 2 good houses, elec., for
rent, W..R. Talley, Curryville.

Good farm on paved high-
way, 20 mi. So. Atlanta, 10 mi.
from Ford Plant at Hapeville,
good 6 R house in large oak

grove, electricity, large pastures | 2

and barn, good fishing stream,
plenty firewood. School bus,

mail route, and bus accomoda-
tion into Atlanta by door, For
rent. W. L. Gilbert, Jonesboro.

(Phone 2711).

3 H farm with large pasture,
very large fruit orchard, 11

mi, out Millen, Ga., near, high-
way going toward Sardis, Ga
for rent: Phone 20206, or write.

Mrs. Irene Keitt, Savannah,
1101 East Bolton St.
Farm 4 mi. Eatonton, on

paved road, 4 R house, large
barn with elec., water in both.
Want to convert into chicken
farm and rent to man experi-
enced in raising chickens. Will
furnish materials for convert-
ling barn (20x50) into suitable
chicken house. Paul Denham,
Eatonton,

1H farm at Piedmont,
house with good well, barn,
electricity, on railroad, school
and s route, only about 3
mi. paved highway. Standing
rent. Mrs. Jessie C. Ruffner,
Barnesville.

110 A land, mostly bottom,
Banks Co., near highway and
Hickory Flat School, 2 houses,
for standing rent. Docia Harris,
Lula.

2H farm in Graymont, 8 H
farm near Norristown. Con-
sider rent, lease or sell. R. J.
Walsh, Garfield.

A good 2H farm for rent or
llease: Good house on paved
road, Good bottom land, ap-
proximately 15 A permanent
pasture. Good truck farm.
Spaulding Drive Extension and
Happy Hallow Rd. R. B. Bar-
nett, Doraville, Rt. 1.

2 tracts of rich land, near
Rock Bridge Rd., to rent for
few years for growing food
and stock, to help in war ef-
John S. Ward, At-
N.

4 R

Tanta, 889 Edgewood Ave.,

Small piece of land with a 4
R, tenant house, good water,
close to



Diver




Small~place in Haralson Co.
with 4 R. house, Eiec., good
never-dry well on porch. School
bus and Mail Rt. 4 mi. Felton,
5 to Buchanan, Near several
churches. Will rent or exe, for
'place on Hwy., just outside city
limits. Lillie Latham, Felton.

Good 3 R. house, Elec., yard
well, on RFD and school bus
Rt. Garden, pasture, room for
chickens, calves and hogs. $150
per year rent, or will exch. for
equal amount in labor, Bart-
lett Baynes, Suwanee, Rt. 1.

Some land to rent on 50-50
basis, or rent for crop rent for
1951, also want couple, with
own truck to help gather: crop,
House and everything ready ~

now. Contact. A. J. Billings,
Hampton, Rt. 1.
Want. family, several to

work 2 H crop or truck farm,
water, wood, good pasture; 2
bedroom house, wired for elec.

lanta, 41 Hwy. near Conley
and Ford plant. Good school,
school bus and mail route, near
to stores and churches. Con-
sider standing rent. Tel. Jones-
boro 6794, or write: J. W. Mc-
Kneely, Riverdale, (Dixie Hwy.
41). \

2 farms and chicken house
for rent. Near school. Mrs.
Florida Bunnell, Oakwood, Rt.
es :

30 A gooa land, Douglas Co.,
near Billary High School, 4 R.
house, spring, water, pasture,
plenty wood, on school bus
route. 8 mi. Douglasville close
to highway, for standing rent,
or will sell. W. A. Holt, Wins- |
ton, Rt. 1.

Want to rent /35 A farm to
good people. Good house and
barn, elights, water, on river.
White or colored. Mrs. Jewel
Evans, Jackson, Rt. 1. :

Pasture and other farm land
located at Rutledge,
rent. No letters answered. Mar-
cus Dobbins, Social Circle, Rt.

54 A adjoining city limits of
College Park, on Roosevelt!
Hwy., 5 R house with bath,
dairy barn for 24 cows, milk
and feed room, pasture land
for 25 cows with 12 to 15 A to
cultivate, for rent. Dont write,
see. A. EL Wilkie, College Park,
P.O Bex 103:

30 A truck farm, surburb
Atlanta, splendid community,
good well, electricity, for rent.
Long term- arrangement and
wonderful opportunity to right

family. Apply in person, or
write: Dr. Needham B. Bate-
men, Atlanta, 526 Candler
Bldg.

WANT TO RENT FARMS

.Want to rent acreage, water,
elec., house, within driving
distance of Atlanta, all weather
road. Reasonable, Cash monthe
ly rent Desire long tenancy

with right to improve. Mrs
Ida Fauseet, Atlanta, 32
Fraser St., S. E. Apt. 439. LA
8334. :

Want good 2H farm, 30 or
40 A. good fence, good -house
and outbldgs. Pierce or Bacan
Co. preferred. Have my own
mules. See or write. H. H. Her-
rington, Bristol. |

Want 1H farm, standing rent.
Must be 4 R house, near school
bus line. Prefer .n- or near
Hwy. 29, ~b tween Lawrence-
ville and Decatur. Ref. if de- ~
sired. R. C. Smith, Lawrence-
ville, R. 3.

Want to rent (money rent)
20 or 25 A of good land with
improvements, near good size

Rey 4.

Want small place, good house,
with garden, raise chickens,
ete., near city or town, in. mid-
dle or So, Ga., on bus line. W.
F, Webb, Atlanta, Box 434.

Want small farm for 1951,
with house with elec., and out-
bldgs., etc., for standing rent

J.|only, Prefer in No. Ga. Write.



R. E, Lewis, Marietta, Rt. 2.









Ga. for?7



town. H. C. Still, Swainsboro,

i

Bin ki 3) Ls Le 20 i oat cob be oe a OR NG




















WANT TO RENT FARMS|_



Exp. farmer wishes to lease
farm of abo .. 50 A. near At-
Janta, prefer east of city, with
option to purchase at end of
Jease. Must be well watered.
Will pay standing rent, begin-
ming January 1, 1951. George
Madison Bell, Hazlehurst. Box
61.

Want to rent 50 to 100 A.
farm, good land, between
Statesboro and Savannah, with
ood 5 R. house, lights and To-
acco: ac. age, standing rent
. preferred. O. M._ Edenfield,
Swainskio, Rt. 1, Box 271 A.

Want farm on terms (like
rent, nothing down, so much
cash or cotton per year), pre-
fer 100 or more between At-
lant and Macon. Consider any
other good location. Must be
on mail and bus route. Would
take large farm to supervise.
Write fully. C. W. King, Atlan-
ta, 1808 Lakewood Ave., S. E.

Want rent 25-30 A on 3rds
and 4ths, good level land in
Chaitagooa Co. near Trion or
Summerville for 1951, that does
not overflow, with good 4 or
5 R house, good well of water
near house, cow barn, smoke
house and chicken house and
pasture with water for 2 cows.
On mail Rt. Can furnish self.
J. M. Brock, Summerville, Rt.
4.

Want rent small farm in El-
bert Co., with house, lights,
barn, pasture, on school and
mail Rt. Want to sow grain this
Fall. Would buy farm. Write.
L. H. Ouzts, Elberton, Rt. 3.

Want to rent with aption to
buy land on pavement, pre-
ferably between Atlanta and
Douglasville, or in So. Fulton
Co., with or without improve-
ments. E. S. Heath, Atlanta,
934 Waverly Way, N. E.

Want 1 H crop, 5 R. house,
Elec., on school bus Rt. for
Standing rent, near Hapeville,
College Park or Jonesboro. W.
. Loggins, Lawrenceville, Rt.
3.

- Will pay $125. cash for house,
water, lights, wood and 5 A
of good land for 1951, starting
November 1950. Answer all let-
ters. J. S. Daniel, Macon, Rt.
2, Price Rd.



SECOND HAND MACHIN-
ERY FOR SALE



40 hp. Intl. Skid Type Motor
Meadows Corn Mill, 30 in.
x cks, Meadows Hammer Mill,
14 in. mouth Intl. cylinder
type corn sheller, line shaft,
- belts, pulleys, etc. in vpera-
tion, good cond. All letters an-
swered. John V. Green, Cum-
ming, Rt. 5. z

Surrey, excellent condition,
suitable for farm or planta-
tion. Write: W. R._ Peeler,
Brunswick.

Lilliston Peanut Picker on
rubber, Turner Hay Baler with
Wi. . air cooled motor, both in
perfect condition. Rudolph
Brown, Summit.

2 steel wheels with lugs, 1
ring gear and pinion for Farm-
all 30 Tractor. Attractive price.
Cy W. Hadden, Louisville, Rt.
sg? Vulcan, - Turner,* 12H
Trucker Turner, almost new,
2 H Ripper Plow. See 21/2
mi. No. Draketown. Effie
Driver, Temple, Rt. 2.

50 model Ottawa mule
team tractor, turn. plow, hay
rake, lime spreader, disc har-
row, bull dozer blade, middle
buster, cultivator, priced to
sell. Rabun Perteet, Wiley.

Electric 5 Decker Brooder
for sale. Tel. Ra. 3831. J. A.
Moore, Sr., Atlanta, 234 Ashby
St. N. Ww.

Homemade Tractor, model A
mnotor, A-1 shape, has final
drive in back wheels equal to
Farmall A, horse drawn mow-
er and cultivator, 2 or 3 row
with tractor, Sell at once. Tel.
6738. L. A. Powers, Griffin, Rt.
C, Williamson Rd,

John Deere Combine, with
motor, 12 A, late 1947 model,
perfect cond., $850. Ben T.

Abbott, Barnesville, Rt. 2) (Tel.
66033)...

| A-1_ cond.,



- SECOND HAND

MACHINERY FOR SALE | |



Complete set of cultivators,

and planters, separate boxes
for corn, cotton, fertilizer at-
tachment, fits Farmall H or M
Tractor. Phone 679M4 Barnes-
ville, or write: Golden J. Hay,
Yatesville.

DeLoach Corn Mill Flat
Rock, J. B. Hammer Mill, 11
in. screen, etc., for sale. W. M.
McGinnia, Alvharetta, Rt. 1.

Large two roller Power cane

mill, like new, 5 H Fairbanks

Morse Gas Engine, lst class
cond., $13500 for outfit; $35.
cash, balance good syrup, this
years crop at market price.
B. F. Keller, Senior, Green-
ville.

Chattanooga Cane-Mill, large
3 roller, A-1 cond., $50. at my
place. A. L. Thomas, Jackson-
ville, Rt. 1, Box 33.

Planters for Farmall Cub
Tractor for sale. Guy Jarrarod,
Dahlonega, Rt. 4.

One slightly used Planter
Junior Garden Tractor, 11/2
hp, Turn Plow, Cutaway ar-
row for tractor, for sale. Res.
phone Ra. 4669; Bus. phone At.
9786. M. F. Pittman, Atlanta,
Rt. 4, Box 388.

2 Row Avery Tractor with
al equipment to work 2 rows,
used 6 months, new when
bought, for sale cheap. See:
R. L. Keown, Vienna, Rt. 3.

B_ Allis-Chalmers Tractor,
one row, complete with all
equipment, cutaway harrow, 2
disc .turner, weeder, planters,
side dresser, feet, sweeps, etc.
all good cond., $1175.00. Olin
Brownlee, Chula, Rt. 1.

Clipper Seed Cleaner No. 6
with motor, made by A. T. Fer-
rell, $150.00. J. P. Alexander,
Louisville.

Allis-Chalmers 40 Combine.
slightly used since overhauled.

\

for sale. W. T. Hardin, Davis- |
| style,
| tires,

boro, Rt. 2.
2 Roller Cane Mill with steel
boxing, good cond., $50. at

farm; Also good work mule,
reasonable. Or exchange for
cow. Felton Warnock, Tarry-
town, Rt. 2, Box 187.

3 Row Grain Drill, guaran-
teed good as new, $25. Marvin

Hobbs, Stapleton..
2 mule stalk cutter, good
cond., reasonable, for exchange

for calf, pigs, sow, corn, etc.
Shellie O. Branch, Glennville,
Riva.

VAC Case eDENCIDS. two 14
bottom plows, dbl. section har-
row; planters, distributors, cul-
tivators, cheap for cash. See at
my farm 1 mi. off Broxton,
West Green Hwy. Herbert Har-
rell, -Broxton, Rt. 2.

2 used tires and tubes for
tractor, size 1038. Mrs. Hugh L.
White, Stockbridge.

1949 John Deere model M
tractor, set of King harrows,
one row planters, cultivators,
practically new, sell full . out-
fit, $1300. 6 mi. E. Cleveland.
G. WV. Anderson, Leaf.

Rototiller Hand Tractor, mod-
el B-1-6, 5 HP equipped with
tines and rubber tires, bull
dozer blade, kept in closed
barn, cost more than $500. Sell
for half price. L. V. Graham,
Savannah, Rt. 3, Box 465, Fer-
guson Ave. (Near Bethesda
Home for Boys).

Farmall A with cultivating
equipment, and 3 disc plow,
good cond. for sale. W. C.
Parks, Macon, Rt. 3, Allen Rd.

Allis-Chalmers B 1946 trac-
tor, 1 row outfit, cultivators,
Athens 2 disc plow, set 8 disc
light harrows, starter, lights,
hydraulic lift, 1st class cond.,
$850. Come. Dont write. 31/2
mi. No. Braselton. Alfred C;
Eeeper, Braselton, Rt. 1, Box

Grist Mill, 24 in. rock, good:
cond., for sale cheap. Mrs. W.
H. Holton, Wrightsville, Rt. 1:

42 model Buick Motor made
into power unit for Feed Mill,
all necessary parts
ready to go. Sell at sacrifice.
Come any day but Saturday.
51/2 miles S. W. Newnan,. on
Old Corrinth Rd. W. C. Bying-
fon, Newnan,

Allis-Chalmers C tractor, 8
dise harrow, cultivators, mow-
ing machine, 3 can milk cooler,
30 gal. water heater, 15 ten gal.
milk cans, strainer. Mrs, H. F.
Mixon, Fairburn, Rt, 2.

Set of Rear Wheels for Ford
Tractor, Firestone tires, size
10-18, Twelve row Case Drill,
used one season, good cond.:
6 ft. Dearborn Combine with
motor, used one season, A-l
condition., cultivators, planters

for Ford fractor, good cond.
37 per ct. reduction... Hugh |~
Alexander, Cornelia.

John Deere Model H Trac-

tor, $795. L. -W. Moelchert,
Jackson, ;

Power Churn, 12 gals. for
sale. Good condition. G. W.

McBroom, Barnesville,

2 H wagon, $25.00; Set Shop
Tools, $40.00; Farm Bell, $15.;

Churn used very little, $15.00;

Brooder heater (chicken); burns
coal or wood, $10.00. J. J.
Hendrix, Rutledge.

Good Harhmer mill, Meadows,
$75. f-- quick sale, my place,
21/2 Waycross, on Casroe
Extens.on on school road. H.
T. Jefords, Waycross, eRieis
Box 706.

Good 2: H wagon, in good
shape, body and all, $60.00;
Cuttaway harrow, good cond.,
$35.00; 1 real good hay rake,

$40. W. F. Bearden, Monticello,

Rt. ds Bom 00.

Bull Dozier for Ford eet
J. D.-hay baler, complete with
power unit, both A-1 cond., al-
so 2 H farm wagon, rubber
tires. All priced low. Robert
Forrester, Wildwood. d

Complete 4-60 saw gins, 2
presses, etc.,100 H. P. motor,
all at bargain. See: E. L.
Stowers, Tucker,
180.



B John Deere old

Model
and good

good motor

cial Circle. Phone 135J.

1 each, -Sproull guano dis-
tributor, Ledbetter planter and
cultivator, for sale. Mrs. A.

Hudgins, Temple, Rt. 1, Box

244, oe
Windmill outfit, parplete,

for sale or. exc. for shoats,

yearlings or seed. Make offer.
S. E. Phillips, Colquitt, Rt. 1.

Case D. C. Tractor, new rub-

ber, good cond., $450. fob my
place Jett Rd. or trade for.
equivalent in young: heifers.
Ed Friend, Atlanta, 435 State
Capitol. (Tel: Ch. 3812).

McCormick- Deering Riding
Cultivator, rubber tires, $75. 00;
McCormick- Deering Ridin g
Cultivator, iron wheels, $50.00;
Hillside Disc Plow, $35. H. H.
Irwin, Tennille, Rt. 2.

Drag Harrow, 2H steel shaft:
plow, several 1 H_ plows, hay

rake, for sale. H. S. Stow, De-'

catur, Rt. 2. (Tel. De. 9700).

Case Tractor, VAC, model
46, good cond., good rubber,
cultivators, planters, Syco 2.

disc plow, complete set farm-

?

ing tools and 2 mares, 10 yrs.

old, work anywhere. Paul
Wood, Commerce, Rt. 3.
Case Osborne Mower with

tractor and mule hitch, cutter:

barn, 2 blades, 4 ft. lespedeza
cutter barn with 2 __ blades,
whole outfit, $90. fob; Also
want one Papec or any make
good Feed Cutter, to cut green

corn cane. E. C. O Rear, Union

Point. 6

2 large size (120) Buckeye.
Coal Burning brooder stoves,
slightly used, look like new,
$25. ea. Jas. B. Woods, Brooks,
Tel. 208-J1, Senoia.

. Peach Brusher and _ Sizer

-machine, A-1 cond. for sale. J.

H. Wilbanks, Alto, Rt. 1. .

One T. D. 18 Crawler Type
Tractor and. Power Unit, $2,500.;
Also one Angle- Cabled Bull
Dozer blade, $1600. T. M. Crow,
Jefferson. (Phone 131).

1949 Case VAO Tractor, 2
disc plow, hydraulic lift, start-
er, lights, power take- off, belt
pulley, wheel weights, A-1 con-
dition, reasonable. Contact:



ees, Gaskin, es

e

$350. Aubrey Rowe, So- |}

| John Deere No. 101. Corn Pick-

| Tractor,

PSO: Box:

+ bargain price.

Craven, Gillsville RFD 1.

Want several large oil burner Rt. 1
Brooders. Advise, W. L. Wilson,

a bene aS

Want TD+18-Intn'l tractor, or | Ja

-Advise.. J. G. Dupree, Vidalia..

Rt, 1, Box 67.

-berry, prompt shipment, |

John Deere B Tractor, piaui
ers, cultivators, distributors,
with hydraulic lift, 4 dise til.
ler with seeder box, 20 disc
harrow, Nisbet Bug Catcher, 6.
row cotton duster, used one
season, all fair condition, $1400.
Will not sell separately. See:
we ee Blizzard, Wrightsville,

2 horse Iron Ww. gon, ball.
bearing, like new, for sale. See:
James Pitts, Jonesboro, Rt.
54. (Or call Wa. 6761).

Caterpillar 60 Crawler Trac-
tor, with hydraulic stump push-
er fork, motor has new pistons,
rings, magnetto, tracks in good
shape, $1200. Write. W. B. Tow-
ers, Hazlehurst, Box 22.

1949 model W. D. llis-Chal-
mers Tractor, Taylor Bush and
Bog Harrow, E. Z. Lift Plow
Carrier, $1700. Tel. 2892. B. W.
Treadway, Temple.

Lilliston: Peanut Picker, old
style, good condition, $75. 00;

er, excellent condition, for sale.
John M. Trammell, Luthers-
Ville.

1942 H mode Jo Deere
good cona, new
motor, with planters, cultiva-
tors, for sale! J. T. Wellborn,
Madison, Rt. 4.

1948 Massey Harris Tractor,
pony size, cultivators, turn
plow, good cond., for sale at.
See: Arnold
Green, Ramhurst, Rt. 1.



SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED >

~

Want slightly used 1949 or
50 model -Ford or Ferguson | }
tractor and equipment. State
lowest cash price, also kind of
equipment and tractor, G. M.
eee Jacksonville, Ga. Rt

Want 3 disc tiller in good
shape, suitable for 1 row Farm-.
Ae soc Jim Heckle, Seott.

t

Want late shoal Allis Chal-:
mers WC or WO tractor with.
power lift. in good cond., and
worth the money. Consider J.
D., or Farmall. O. S. Cheek,
Conyers, Rt. 3. phone No. 3111.

Want a second hand pully for-
a Ford tractor. Advise. J. W

any large size Allis Chalmers
crawler tractor, or a D7 Cater-
pillar, in first class-cond., cheap |;
for cash. Roy Brown, Lake
fe Rt. 2, Box 46. Phone, 42i-
I

Want 2 ie Riding disc plow.

Want 1 row Corn Picker and
1 power operated Corn Sheller,
both to be in good working
cond, Give full data and price.
H, W. Jarrett, Gillsville.

PLANTS FOR SALE



Several hundred Klondike}
Strawberry Plants for sale.
Robt. E. Miller, Atlanta, 865
Highland Terrace, N. E, (Tel.
Ve, 5543):: ~.

Lady T. Strawberry, 45 C;
300, $1.25; Watercress, 30,. Be:

Hall, Calhoun, Rt. 1, Box 455.

Large lFEverbearing Straw-
berry,
Mrs. Pearl Bennett, eee

Large Everbearing | St

M; Klondike, 60c C; $5.00 M
Add postage. cae iT R. Locke, |
Cumming, Rt. : ,

Coastal Beak Stolons, |

farm, .
100 M, $80.00; 200 M, $150.00.

Express, not PP, $1.50 M





| ville, Rt. 5.

| Mrs.
piVEs ie

$1.00 C. Add postage. | 25

loaded on your truck at my Dp
10 M, $10.00; 50 M, $45. |

Ids
order of 500. No ch
COD orders. Mrs, Pearl
Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Wakefield and

lard, 35 C; 400, $1 10 $2
Lee Crow, Gaine ville,
Box 143.

Early eerie Kl
Strawberry, large berri
C. Add postage. Damp
Mrs. Gilbert ee

eae es eee

Fine Blakemore Strawb
young, $5.00 M; 500,
'C. Add postage. Danie. ac
Prompt shipment. MO only.
G. H, Smith, Gainesvill

3-in-one Everbearing St
berry, self pollinating, can
planted alone, 50, $1.25
CsPReMrs: Nathan De
Ball Ground, Rt, 4, -

White Bermuda
Heading Collard- Plants,
500; $1.50. Jame
Baxley, Rt. 3:

Heading Collard fa
poonnas Onion Plants,
$1.50, Buford
Penisee Rts

Mastodon yes i
berry, rooted, $1. 00 C
$4.00 M.. PP in Ga. Exe
100 plants for five 100. I
ae or 6 white Ss

es ee ee eee

Se ae ee ee eee a F

epee Dewsery,
with has 1.00, doz
checks,

bearing plants, large, well
ed,< 65 C; '50

ee ee

tates ane Lady T. tr
berry plants, 50
Del. Mrs. A, L. Hud,
Rt. I, Box 244.

White Bermuda onion, R
baga and Heading lard pla
large and
$1.50 Postpaid. L
| dr: , Baxley. Rt: 3.

Fieeding collard, Rutabaga an
white Bermuda onion, e
Jarge-plants, 50c C; 500,
Pee Harris Lightsey, B
Jey sRie 3:

Rooted Klondike and Ev

bearing Strewoetis 50e:G.
$2.50; $4. 00 M. A

Blakemore Sipe
$7.00 M; Lady T, 60

M. All young plants r
roots. No COD. cn

Come after. aoe J. lls,
ming.

Peppermint, 30c doz.; Hore- |. - Cu nn ae
hound, Tansy, 6, 30c; TM |b 3
Dried Sage, 30c cup; Mrs. J. :

We dig regularly on Mondays, ield.
other days by appointment. By |
D.





Harrison, Blackshear,











ones, Cumming, Rts /P

e Strawberry, 300,
|, $2.50; $4.50 M. Add
No checks. Mrs. Mell
n, Cumming, Rt. 1. |
erberry, Gibson, Red
well Strawberry, 75c
$10.00; Everbearing,
500, $4.00; Red and
Raspberry, White | Black-
ted. Sage, Horseradish,
No checks. Add postage.
llis Grindle, Dahlonega,






























ya Blackberry, tay:
$5.00 C; Washington As-
25; $i 00. All PP, J. W.
acon, 1381 Burton Ave.

Japanese Bamboo
, time now to put out,
. Mrs. S. P. Smith, Hart-

W., and Copenhagen
of Cabbage, fresh and
300, a1 8; 500, $1.50;,
Chanclor, Pitts:

nuda Onion, Ga.
Tants, Chas. W, Copen-
Mkt. Cabbage, ready,
00; 500, $1.50; $2.00 M.
[Cor "$1. 50 M. Prompt
~ Wire or call for
large quantities. J.
shaw, Pitts, P. O. Box:
2150).

essive Everbearing
ry, 60c C; Plum Trees,

yellow, 25c ra.; Fig
large white, purple, |
key, 10 ea. Add post-
lan Terry, Quitman,
Fayette St.

roof Cabbage Plants,
Bermuda Onion, $1.50
Williams, Quitman.

g ollard,. Chas. W.
Plants, 30c C; 400,
ondike Strawberry, 60
00, $2.50. Delivered. Mrs.

Phillips, Royston, Rizk:

sparagus Plants, 1 vr.
$1.00 doz.; White Nest
15 C. Mrs. H. V. Frank-










































Huckleberry, peariie. size,
oz.: Hazlenut Bushes, 10,
- Wild Strawberry, 5 doz.,
Add postage. -Mrs. Naricy |
Ellijay, RL-3;

, Charleston, Glery, and
en Cabbage, Crystal
rmuda Onion, 500, $1.25:

= Phone 751 I,-or write

rompt shipment :

















































a

of,
5 Pee 5000 up,- re 50, M
; shipment. Satis. guar.
kett, Fitzgerald.

abbage, New |:
Marglobe .Tomato, Ga.
id Leaf Collard, 300,
$1 50; $9.50 M. i Prompt

| Kkemore 2 Seobens:
400, $2.50; $6.30 M.

No COD. Miss:
Allison,

ooted Strawberry, 50c

$4.00 M, Add post-
hipment. Mrs.
Gainesvill

iSenibeiey. 300,
50; $4.50 M; Lady
5.00 M. No chks.



FL Stokes, Fie iS

, | Fitzgerald, Irwinville.

ent. No. stamps}
Gainesville, |.

a Gainesville, |.



Ga, and H g ards,
| Late Dutch, and large Chas.




W., All Head *Warly abbage,
Marglobe, Stone, and Baltimore
Tomato . has 00; 500, $1.50;.
$2.00 M; PuSts 85. All good
count. a c Garrett, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 4.

Strong Blakemore Strawberry
75c C; 300, $2.00; 500, $3.00;
$5.50 M, Prompt shipment, No
stamps nor checks. Mrs. Eliza-
beth Allison, Gainesville, Rt. 7.

Mastodon Strawberry, 70 C;
500, $3.50; $5.00 M; Klondike
Strawberry, 60c C; 500, $3.00;
$4.75 M; Catnip, 25 punch:
Scuppernong Vine cuttings, 50c
doz.; Add postage. Mrs. Lee
Hood, Gainesville, Rt, 1.

Mastodon Strawberry, 75 C;
300, $2.00; $3.50, 500. Prompt
shipment, Mrs. T. N. Garrard,
Gainesville.

Big Red Jumbo Steaubarey.

$4.50 M. PP with money seni.

oe Hoke Martin, Gainesville,
Boat













Ga. Collard, 300, $1.00; 500, |
$1.25; $2:00 M. Del.; 5000 up,
$1.75 exp. col.; 200, $1.00; 300,
$2.25; $4.00 M. Delivered. No

.checks, C. W. Smith, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2.
Ga. Collards, Wakefield Cab-

bage, 400, $1.00; $2.00 M. Robert
C; Smith, Gainesville, Ags

Mastodon Strawberry, 75c C;
300, $2.00; $3.50, 500, Prompt
shipment. Good count. Mrs.
aoe Strickland, Gainesville,
t

Mastodon Strawberry, 75 C;
300, $2.00; 500, $3.50. Prompt
shipment, Mrs. Fannie Strick- |

land, Gainesville, Rt. 7,

Condon Giant Mastodon Ever-
bearing Strawberry, $1.00 C;
Black Walnut Trees, 5, $1.00;
Gooseberry Bushes, $1. 25 doz.;
Red Raspberry Bushes, 6, $1.00;

Himalya Berries, $1.00 doz.;
Beechnut Bushes, 6, $1.00. Add.
postage. Mrs. Mae Turner,

Gainesville, Rt. 6.

Strong Blakemore Strawberry,
T5e C; 300, $2.00; 500, .$3.00;
.50 M; Improved, 65e C; 500,

$2.75. No stamps nor checks.

| Prompt shipment. G. E. Wald-

rip, Gainesville, Rt, 1.

Chas. W., and Flat Dutch
Cabbage, Ga. Heading Collard,
50c C; 300, $2.00 M. Del.; $1.50 |
M. Exp. Col. -Marcus Williams, |
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Leading varieties fall and
winter Heading Cabbage, Col=),
lard Plants, 500, $1.00; $1.75 M;
Missionary, Klondike, Mastodon,
200, $1.50; 500, $3.00:> $5.00 M.

W. H Braman, Gordon.

_ Many millions Coastal Bet

-|muda Stolons, 50c M. Special

rates on truckload lots, Digging

| daily. No waiting. Zack Wilkins,

Hahira.
Fresh fall Cabbage Plants,
Chas. ., Copenhagen, 500,

"$1.25: $2.00 M. Quality and
te oom guaranteed. Phone 2305-

Prompt shipment. E,

Je

"Strawberry, $1.00 C; Ever-
_bearing from Bradley Magic,
some not Everbearing. Extreme-
ly large berries. Add postage. |
wee H, eh Christie, Lithonia,

Ga. Collard Plants, 40c C;
500, $1. 00; $1.75 M. PP, in Ga.
Dee Davis, Milledgeville, Rt.
'5, Box 197

Large. good Str awberry Plants,
prolific, makes large berries,
75e C. Add postage, Mis. J. T.
Pullins, Molena, Rt. 1, Box 315





BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE.



Good tender Garden Beans,
Cream Half Runners, Brown'|
6 Week, Peanut, Cutshort,
Cornfield Beans, 50c large cup;

2 Old Time Salad _ English: Peas,
|75e cup. Exchange for sacks, 2

-cups beans for 4 print sacks.
No checks. Add postage. Mrs.
Ivy Lambert, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Cream Half Runner Garden
Beans, Cornfield, Creasebacks,

| Brown Pole Beans, 50c cup. Or,

exe. for print sacks; Also Black
Walnut Sprouts, 6, $1.. Add
postage. genie Crump, a



Hing. Hock:

PAGE FIVE ~





Red Bunch Butterbeans.
cup; Bunch Sage, rooted
more to bunch, $1.00; bate
Peppermint, Bc bgnch; $i. on
dere PP. No Florida orders.
Mrs. A, Horsley, Waco, Rt. 2,

Early Brown 6 Weeks Peas,
bears 2 crops, layge Cream)
Heavy Bearing Peas, cups,
$1.28; PP po inal cores Half
Runners, ender
Bean BP 7 cups, $1.25. PP
in Ga. M preferred. Mrs.
eee MeMillian, Dacula,
eels

Striped Speckled or White
Half Runners, 50 measuring
cup; English Peas, 26 cup;
| Yared Long Beans, 25 seed, 15,
Hastings Dynamite Seed Pop-
corm, 4 0z., 150; 50 lb.; White
Spanish Peanuts, 4 \bs., $1.00;

White Multiplying Onions, $1.
gel. Sage, 30c gt. A. &. King,
wrenceville, Rt, 3.



CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE



Approx. 300 bu. good this
yrs corn, just finished pulling,
at market price, at my place in
Almond Park. Bring truck. Leon
Walker, Atlanta, 1266 Ist St.
N, W. BE 3891,

1 M. bu: Whatleys prolific
corn, $1.70 bu. at my barn, or
$2.26 -bu. del., within 30 mi.
Thomson, or Wrens. Marvin

| Hobbs, Stapleton.

400 bu. Dixie 18 corn, $2.00
bu. See at Hickox, or write
M. M, Manor, Winokur, Rt. 1.

Sev, bu. slipped shuck corn
for sale. R. J. Walsh, Garfield.

Sev. hundred bu. Dixie 18
new yellow corn, shelled, sack-
ed, $2.25 bu. at farm, Sacks re-
placed: also 100. bu. Cokers
ped. seed wheat, FOB farm.
Mrs. HV; Franklin, Register.

Fine, white Rice pop corn, on
cob, 12-%c lb. No less 20 lb.
lots, Add postage. Mrs. Marie
Holland, Dalton, Rt, 2.



SEED FOR SALE



Brown Stringless Bean seed,
Half. Runner (blue and white),
/Red and White Bunch Butter-

beans, 45c teacup; Sage, 25c
cup. PP in Ga. Mrs. Georgia
Taylor, ~ chanan. ; \

Chambers Special Tobacco

seed, 75.50 per.ct./germ., 1 o0z.,
50c; Half pound, $3.00; $5.00
lb.; Jamacia Wrapper Tobacco
Seed, 89 per ct. germ., 75c oz.;
1/2 1b., $5.00; $8. lb, PP. Earl
Stuckey, Blackshear.

Dixie Reseeding clover seed,
cleaned, 100 lb. bags, 45c lb. at
farm, 1/2 mile Cedar Grove

Rt Boxss2, (1819 Boulder
Crest Drive).

~Champion Green Glaze Col-
lard Seed, 4 tbis., $1.00; 8, $2.;
1 qt., $9.00; Salad Onion Sets,
champion for winter, - 25 gal.
|All PP in Ga. Mrs. T. T. Hollo-
way, Cobbtown.

Lupine Seed, 4c lb. in ton
lots at farm, High test. J. V.
Weideman, Macon, Rt. 3.

2 tons Rye Grass Seed, $10.
Cwt.; 2 tons Pasture Mix Crim-
son Clover Rye Grass Seed,
$20. Cwt.; 700 bu. Oats and
Rye Grass Seed mixed, 5 lb.
FOB my farm. Bela M, Brown,

-|Senoia, Rt. 2.

Certified Dixie Reseeding
Crimson Clover in lots of 50
lbs. or more, purity 99.75 per
et., germ, 90.50 per et., hard
seed, 5 per. ct., No other crop
and noxious weed. 70c lb. Ar-
>1thur Huie, Jr., Jonesboro, Rt. 1

Pensacola Bahia Grass Seed,
germ. 88 per ct., purity 99.28
/per ct., no noxious weed, 68c

lb. in lots over 100 Ibs. Prices
[fob shipping point. Frank S.
Broadhurst, Americus, Box 404.

7 tons Lupine; germ. 90 per
ct, purity 99.80 per ct.; tested
by. Southern Seed Lab., 4c Ib.;
$70. ton at farm. 4 mi. No.
West Chula, 21/2 mi. from
Hwy. 41. A. a Shellhorse, Tif-



Tton, Rt a

Church. W. M. Leake, Conley,

A

lb. in less. than 100 lb. lots: 65c.

or | age.

| Rt. 4.

| Hay, $30. ton deliyered truck



100 bu. New Era Peas, reclean-

SEED FOR SALE





White Nest Multiplying On-
ions, $1. gal.; $5. bu. Add post-
irs. Bonnie Weeks, Dial.

Little Rice Pea Seed, 25 cup;
ae Seed, ripens in 4
i pk.; 6 pks., 50c. L. J.

El s, amaming, Rt. 5.

@ekf. Multiplying Beer Seed,
of good start. No COD. Mrs.
Sallie Floyd, Rockmart, Rt. 2.

Ky. 31 Fescue, 89 per ct.
germ. 98.10 per ct. purity, 80
bags, 60e lb. FOB Coving-

R.

Calif. Multipl ing Beer seed,
26 per start. PP. Mrs. R. A.
Nolen, Rockmart, Rt.

40 Ib. New Ga. Collard seed,
20 Ib.; Less than 10 Ibs., 30c
lb.; Add postage. Mrs. Myrtle.
Bankston, Waycross, Rt. 3.

White Multiplying Nest On-
ions, $1.15 gal. Del. Ist and 2nd
zones; $1.25 del. 3rd zone. Roy
D. Tankersley, Appling.

Black Diamond Crossed Red
Meated Watermelon Seed, half
gal. 75c pt. Cash./Lewis Tur-
ner, Douglasville, RFD 2.

Blue Lupine Seed, from lu-
pine grown successfully for 6
years above fall line, reclean-
ed, tested for germ. and purity,
$5. Cwt. Norman Johns,
Warrenton.

25 tons Blue Lupine seed,
germ, 97 per ct., pure seed, 99
per ct., $4.75 Cwt. in new 100
lb bags. Phone 288 J. H. T.
Wilder, Fort Valley.

Silver Dollar and Black. Bot-
tom Tobacco Seed, fine tested
grade, 1/4 Ib., $1.00; df 2210:
$2.00; $4. lb. PP. W. P. Brant.
ley, Naylor, Rita dt:

Several hundred pounds re-
seeding Crimson Clover Seed,
50c Ib. L. T. Woodall, Jr.,
Thomaston, Rt. 3.

Improved Honey Drip Syrup
Cane Seed, $3. fou.; Orange
Cane Seed, $2.50 bu. Add post-

ton. J. Whelchel, Covington,



age. Mrs, Velma Deen, Bre-
men, Rt. 2.
: = __2
GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE



20 tons Blue Lupine, cleaned,
bagged, germ. 90 per ct., 41/2
lb. Russell Ridge, Care Whis-
pering Pines, Albany, Box 232,
Rt. 2. (Tel. 3699R).

1950 crop Peanut Hay, ready
for delivery in trailerload lots.
Non-poison, no weather dam-
age. Write for prices. Marvin
A. Burke, Ashburn, Rt. 1.

10 tons Lespedeza Hay. Write
your best price delivered at)
Ellijay. T. C. Withrow, Elli-
Jay.

Stanton Oats, combine run,
$1. bu. Sacked even wt. bags.
FOB. Watkinsville, Ga. J. R.
Erikson, Atlanta, Box 4535.

Lespedeza Peavine and other
kinds of Hay, $20. to $35, O. L.
Thompson, Senoia, Rt. 1.

Victor Grain Oats, combine
run, 90c bu. at my barn. Wilton
C. Moore, Hartwell, Rt. 1.

Several tons good. Peav .e
load lots within 50 miles. Con-
sider delivering further; Also

ed, $3.50 bu. 1950 crop. W. D.
Collins, Fort, Valley, Rt. 3.

Blue Lupine, test 77 per ct.
germ., $3.65 per 100 lb. bags. Jig
D. Duke, Fort Valley.

500 bu. Coker Full
Oats, improved, 2nd.. yr., at

Grain



barn, $1. bu. Tel. Ca. 7477. R.
R. Roan, College Park, Rt. 3
Box 275.

2000 bu. good clean Lega
Oats, $1.. bu. at my: farm. You
furnish sacks. Sidney A. Young, |
Grantville.

Meadow Hay, $15. and $20. a
ton. A. N. Adams, Elberton, Rt.
2

|

Certified Victor Grain Seed
Oats, 99. per et. purity, germ.,
90 per ct., no noxious weed
seed, Ist year from _ breeder,
yield this year 80 bu. per acre;
in 4 bushel GCIA bags, $1.40
bu. untreated. O. M. Ware;
Marshaliville, : :

| Ib.;

135. Ib.;




GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE

1950 mixed Hay of Grass and

Soy Beans, no rain, for sale,
U. 8. Hwy. 41, 8 mi. N. Perry.
E. G. Fountain, Ft. Vailey, Hi-

Way Haven.

Victor Grain Oats at barn, 90e
bu. No sacks furnished. Joe A.
Davis, Dewey Rose. Harper
Station.

3000 lbs. Rye Grass, 10c !b.;
1500 lbs. Altes Fescue, 50c |b;
1000 lbs. Sericea Lespedeza,
25c lb.; 200 bu. Bancroft Oats,
$1.25 bu.; 500 bu. Victorgrain
Oats, $1.25 bu. Ail recleaned.
M. T. Sanders, Commerce.

Chancellor Wheat. clean,
tested, $3. bu.; Victor Grain
Oats, combine run, $1.10 bu.
Ralph S. Collier, Comer.

New crop Peanut Hay. No.
1, deliv sed in 5 to 6 ton load.
W. B. Fraser, Arabi.

Arlington Seed Oats, purity
97.12 per ct., germ. 93.50 per
ct. No noxious weed, $1.50 bu.
in 4 bu. bags at my place. Can-
not ship. C. B. Wallace, Davis-
boro.

300-400 lb. Harry Vetch re-
cleaned, 15c lb. W. B. Chafin,
Washington, P. O. Box 271.

Chancellor Wheat, Ist. yr.
recleaned, $3.50 bu. A. J. Swan-
son, Fairburn,

Blue Lupine, new bags, re-
cleaned, germ. 85 per ct., 90
per ct. even weight; Also Vic-
tor Oats, recleaned or combine
run, for sale. E. L. Duke, Fort
Valley.

150 bu. good Seed Oats, com-
bine run, $1.25 bu. at my barn.
A. C, Maloney, Norcross.

Appler Seed Oats, combine
run, in 21/2 bu. bags, for sale.
E. P. Jackson, Lavonia, Box
83.

2000 bu. good clean Lega
Oats, $1. bu. at my farm. You
furnish sacks. Sidney A. Young,
Grantville.

Victorgrain and Fulgrain
Seed Oats, 2nd year, recleaned,
in new 4 bu. bags, 99 per ct.
purity, 90 per ct. germ., $1.50
bu. Grown in North Piedmont
section. Jones Kellar, Toccoa,
Rt. 2. ,

33 bu. clean and treated pure
Sanford Wheat at my farm, $3.
bu. Leonard Fleming, Hart-
well, Reed Creek Rd.

Bright Peanut Hay, delivered
in trailerload lots anywhere,

g ar. free of poison. V. H.
Burke, Ashburn, Rt. 1.

Texas Rustproof 14 Seed
Oats, -recleaned, combine run,
in 4 bu. bags, bright, high
germination. Milton P. Min-
chew, Jr., Macon, Rt. 3.

Chancellor Wheat, grown
from certified seed, recleaned,

bagged in even wt. 2 bu. bags,
$3. bu. FOB Rome. Lewis. Lind-
say, Silver Creek, Rt. 1.

10 tons Govt. insp. Blue Lu-
pine in new 100 lb. bags, 41/2
lb. Purity 99.75, germ., . 83.5
per ct. FOB farm; Also limit-
ed quantity Sweet Blue Lu-
pine, 101/2c lb. lb. FOB. Fred
Dockweiler, Cordele, Rt. 4.

Victor Grain Seed Oats, re-
cleaned, 99.25 per ct. purity,
83 per ct. germ., $1.20 bu. in 5
bu. bags. J. D. Duke, Fort Val-
ley.

3 tons No. 1 Lespedeza Hay,
over 100 square bales, $25. ton
fob next 10 days. Phone 6738.
L. A. Powers, Griffin, Rt. C.

FRESH & DRIED FRUITS
FOR SALE



Nice Sundried Apples, 50e
Also Catnip, 25 bunch;

Sage Plants, 20c bunch; Crab-

apple, 6, $1.00; Muscadine Grape

Vines, 6, $1.00. Add _ postage.

Mrs. Mae Turner, Gainesville,
aly

Stindried Apples, 1950 crop,
Add 25 postage for
every 10 Ibs. fruit. Mrs, Laura

Dyer, Blairsville, Rt. 2.
Sundried Sour Apples. ree

of core, peel and worms, 1950

corp, 50c. Ib, Add_ sufficient

postage. Miss Alice Harris, Owk
Fall,

































ee
mess







root,

Rt;

type),

_ Chestnut Trees,



_ FRESH & DRIED FRUITS

\

FOR SALE



Bright Sundried Banana Ap
ples, free of worms, peel and
core, 1950 cop, 50c lb. Add
postage. Mrs. Bronson Pirkle,
Cumming, Rt, 3.

1950 Dried Apples, 50c tb.
Free of cores and worms, Add
postage. Mrs. H. H. Richardson,
Douglasville, Rt 4.

75 lbs. Bright Sundried Ap-
ples, 1950 crop, free of worms,
peel and core, 50 lb, lots, De-
livered. Mrs. J, M, Jones, Gray-
son,

Sundried
bright,
worms
postage
Ellijay,

apples, 1950 crop,
free of core, peel and
(tart), 40c- Ib, Plus

Mrs. R. H.. Evans,
Rt. 2.

Fine apples, dried, free from
core, peel or worms, 50c lb.
and vostage. Mrs. J. H. Law-
rence, Middleton.

Sundried sour apples, free of
peel and core, 35c lb. postpaid.
Money Order, Miss Claria Bell
Stephens, Young Harris, Rt, 1.

Sundried apples, free of
worms, 50c. lb; catnip, _hore-
hound, peppermint, alm,

garlic bulbs, 50c doz; elecapane
80c Ib. PP. in -Gay. Mrs.
Martha White, Dahlonega,
1. Box 37,

Surdried apples, 50c lb. Cat-
nip, -balm, spearmint, tansy,
garlic bulbs, 50c doz; yellow
and elecapane root, 50c Ib.,
Miss L. M. White, Dahlonega.
4.? Bose -36.

PECANS AND OTHER
FRUIT TREES FOR SAE

~ Pomegranate Bushes (bearfng
$1.00 ea. Plus postage.
Mrs. E. Fountain, Fort Valley.

Large Brown Turkey Fig
Bushes, very reasonable. Tel.
Ra. 0179. Mrs. W. D. Callaway,
Atlanta, 1696 Rogers Ave., S.
WwW,

Hazlenut Bushes, $1.00 doz:

Mt. Huckleberry Plants, bear-

ing size, 85c doz.; Yellow Root
Plants, 45c doz. Add postage.
Miss Jean Henderson, Ellijay,
Rt. 3, Box 49.

Fruit Trees: Grape Vines,
Shrubbery at
low prices, List free. T. M,. Webb,

Ellijay.

Muscadine and Scuppernong
Grape Vines, $2.00 doz.; Blue-
berry and Hazlenuts, $1. 00 doz.; m
Black Walnut Trees, 6, 50e;
Chicquapin, $2.50 doz.; Also
Red Gold Strawberry. Plants,
$1.00 C. Mrs, M. L. Eaton, Dah-
Jonega, Rt. 1,

Rooted
Plums,

Currants, Goose
30e ea; 6, 50c; Silver

Maples, 25c ea.; 3, 65c; Black-
berry Plants, 5c ea.; Scupper-
nong cuttings, 40c doz. Add

postage. Charlie Smith, Austell,
Rt. 3, Gordon Rd.

Between 200 and 300 Seedling
Pecan Trees, 1-3 ft., for sale,
Make best offer. H. G. Bunch,
Sr., Augusta, Rt. 3, Box 370.

12 varieties Apples, 4 varie-

ties Pears, 1-2 ft., 10c; 2-3 ft.,
25c; 3-6 ft., 35c; White Root
Grafts, Dbl. inspected, shipped

after Nov. 10th., all orders be-
fore Nov. ist. cash with order,
$5.00 to $10.00. Deduct 10 perct.;
$10.00 and up, deduct 15 perct.
Prepaid, Satis, guar. A. J, Wil-
loughby, Waco.



HONEY BEES AND. BEE!
SUPPLIES FOR SALE



25 hives (patent) Honey Bees,
$2.50 ea. Emit Hobbs, Milan,

Fancy Chunk Comb Honey,
packed in 2% lb. big mouth
jars, 12-to case, 30 Ibs., $8.25; 2
cases 60 lbs., $15.25, Exp. pre-
paid in Ga, Prompt shipment.
E. J. Lewis, Nahunta,

New crop table Honey, Chunk
Comb, Cs six 5 lbs. $7.25; Cs,
12-2% Wbs. $7.50;- Extracted
Honey, Case 6-5 Ibs., $6.50; -Cs.,
12-2 Ibs., $6.00; 60 lb, cans,
$9.00. All FOB. ee Works
Jr., Jesup,

Good table grade of Galber-
ry and Tupelo Comb Honey,
in 2% lb. jars, 12 per case,
Y. 00 fob. T. H. Flowers, Jesup.

Rt.

STTONT TES CAR SALE

6-10 Ib? wns 1. Lae pure ix-
tracted Honey, $11.50; 12-242
lb. big mouth glass jars, $8.00;
12-24 Ib. big mouth glass jars
Chunk Comb, $9.00; 24-16 oz.
round jars, Extracted, $5.75.
John A, Crummey, Jesup, Box
be.

1950 crop. strained Table
Honey, six 5 lb. jars, $6.00; One
60 Ib, can, $8.50, FOB. Quality
guaranteed. Prompt shipment
H: L. Hallman, Nahunta, Box
25.

Fancy Table Honey, Gallber-
ry and Tupelo, extracted, ease
lots only, 12-2 lb, Jars, $6.00;
6-5 lb, jars, $7.50. Exp. prepaid
in Ga. V, H. Burke, Ashburn,
Pur:

10 Ib. pail Tupelo Honey, $2.75
1-5 Ib. pail, $1.50. Prepaid
through 3rd, zone. MO. B. E.
Sheppard, Savannah, 1222 E.
Henry St.

30 Cases good Sourwood
Blend Pure Mountain Honey,
2% and 5 Ib. jars, 40c Ib. fob;
Case lots, 30 lbs., 35c Ib. by
express, O. H; Bradbury, Sr:
euliek Lodge.



_ CATTLE FOR SALE

1 young reg. Jersey Bull,
from fine registered herd, $50.
at farm. Mrs. Hugh L. White,
Stockbridge.

Black Durham-Jersey mixed
Cow,-3rd. calf. (male), 3% gal.
$165.00 with calf; $150.00. with-
QUt Ai 73} Brownlee, Atlanta,
2613 Buford Hwy. (Fel, Ex.
2122).

2 White Face Springers, not
registered, $150.00 ea; 6 bred
Heifers, dairy type, $110.00 ea.
Located 26 miles N. Atlanta on
Hwy. 140; Also 5 Cherry Red
Duroc Gilts, purebred, 95 lbs.
ea., $30.00 ea. Ralph Dangar,
Woodstock.

Holstein Bull, 8 mos, old, of
best bloodlines, from high pro-
ducing dam, ar Fox, Fort
Valley, Rt. 3.

104 head cattle, 69 reg. Guern-
seys, 35 Guernsey-Jersey prad-
es, mature cows, bred and open
heifers, 5 reg. bulls, 50 head to
freshen Sept. through January.

For information write, John
W. Bussey, Columbus, Care
Claymore Plantation. (Tel.
88928).

2 Jersey Bull Calves, 3 mos.
old, fine stoek, not registered,
10 mi. E, Dublin on Hwy, 80.
Phone 1483-M2, or write: J, W.
Lampp, Jr., Dublin, Rt. 6.

14 mos. old thoroughbred but
not registered Guernsey Bull,
from best milk and cream stock,
gentle, (stays in a 2 strand wire
fence). Sell for beef price. L.
T. Cox, Morrow,

2 reg, Angus Heifers, one will
be 3 yrs, old in November,
other 15 mos. old, both bred
and very nice, $400. 00 for both.
Bs M. Anthony, LaFayette, Rt.

ie young Abedeen- Angus
reg. Bulls, for sale. David TT.
Jennings, Americus, P. O, Box
84,

White Face Polled aes
with heifer calf 5 wks. old.
good shape, not reg., $200.00 for
both at my farm, phone Austell
No. 5241, Robert Harris, Mariet-
ta, Rt

Reg, Hereford bull, horn
type, Toledo, sired by Trumode
Domino 14; Dam, Toledo Grace.
Excellent cond. 20 mos, old,
$300.00 and reg, papers trans-
ferred; also Guernsey bull, 19
mos, old, from reg. stock, $150,
Howard L. Johnson, Warrenton,
Box 294,

Reg.- Jersey milch cow, 8 yrs.
old, Brampton Beau and. Nobie
Dark Viola bloodlines, 5th calf,
male 1 week old. At my home,
3 mi. Palmetto. Fannie Kate
Phillips, Palmetto. Rt. 1.

Full blooded Guernsey bull,
5 mos, old, for sale or trade
for grade polled heifer. T, A.
Branch, Jr., Decatur, Box 266,

Pair of Steers, 1 Red Devon,
weighing about 1200 lbs. ea.





Broke, S, R. Young, Clarkes-
ville, ; z



Horn and Polled |
grade heifers, 300 to 700 lbs.,
some bred, all exceptionally
nice. R, W. Caldwell, Atlanta,
3810 Cascade Rd., (Rt. 4), Phone
RA_ 6085.

110 head large cows, good
stock, bred to, Brahman Bulls,
start calving Oct. Ist., sell 50
head or more, $200.00 per head
See at farm. D. Re Boring,
Woodbine. )

Reg. Poll a White Face
Hereford Bull, 10 mos. old, for
sale. Phone 5194 Austell, C. O.
Pair, Austell, Rt. 1,

Hereford Bull Calves, 6 mos.
old, excellent. type Hereford
Steers, for sale. P,.T. Patton,
Shady Dale, 3

Jersey, Male, 10 days old, in-
ported, Sire, Shamrock Pinn

Pinn, $50.00 One male, 8 days
old, sired by Standard Sir Fern
Oxford, $25.00. Will furnish
papers to. register. Roy G. Bue a
Decatur,

8 Springer Cows, 2 fresh in
Jerseys, all young, tested for
Bangs, and T, B,, all bred to
registered polled Hereford Bulls,
Aster Domino 11, Aster. Adv.
Domino, also 1 polled Hece-
ford Bull, registered, 12 mes.
old, Reasonable price, D, C, Col-
lier, Barnesville, (Tel. 73).

Reg. Aberdeen- Angus Bull,
year old May 30, 1950, well
built, blocky, short legs, mow
ready for service, $300.00. Hadin
H. Thomas, Dahlonega, Rt, 1.



HOGS FOR SALE

>

Reg, Duroe pigs, 4 mos, old,
75-100 lbs, Wave Master and
Ace Stock, medium blocky
type, out of litter of 12-14 pigs,
males and females, $35. ea.
fob;, Also 2H wagon, good

cond., - $50. M. M. Deo hg
Sandersville.
oIc Shoats, short - nose,

blocky type, from prize win-
ning stock, reg. in buyers
name, $35. and $40: ea.; Also 8
wks. old pigs, $25, ea. . Satis.
guar. Ship anywhere. H. J.
Dupree, Acworth, Rt. 1.

SPC pigs,3 mos. old, males
and gilts, $35. ea.; 9 mos. old,
both sex, $45. ea. Nicely mark-
ed, excellent. bloodlines.~ all
treated, crated, fob reg. in buy-
ers name. Mrs. L. W.
Pinehurst, Rt. 1,

OIC pigs, 8-10 wks, old, 45-
55 Ibs. $25. ea; Bred gilts,
225- 300. lbs., $75. and $100.00;

300 Ibs., $75.00-$100.00. Reg. in
buyers name, inoculated, ready
to ship, Phone 2595. W. H.
Nix, Alpharetta, Rt. 3.7

Choice registered Berkshire
Pigs of fall farrow, from large
litters, $25. ea. Male and fe-
male, C. J. _ Hardman, Com
merce. ,

Reg. stay fat type Big Bone
Guinea pigs, males 7 and
wks. old, $30. ea.; Unrelated pr.
(male and gilt) $50, pr.; 7 and
8 wks! old gilts, $25. ea. MO

only. Will ship. anywhere.
James McDonald, Commerce.
Rte . 7

Few reg. Hampshire Boars
and Gilts, 3 gilts farrowed
June 4, 1950, $30: ea; 2 boars
farrowed May 8, 1950, $35. ea;
3 boars farrowed Aug. 11th,
$25. ea. J. W. Watson,\ Alpha-
retta, Rt. 1, Box 340,

7 Duroc and Hampshire
Cross Pigs, 8: wks. old, $10, ea.
at my barn, John , Chappell,
Clayton, Rt, 1,

4 SPC. Boar pigs, 12 wks.
old, dbl. treated, excellent
breeding stock, sired by Son of
1948 SE Fair Grand Champ.,
$25. ea. with papers, George
Brownlee, Jr., Ben Hill, Care
Sandra: La Farm,

Reg. Hampshire Boar pigs!
modern blocky type, from
champion stock, well grown
for age. Will ship on approval,
Writ: for price. Leland
Sands, Glennville, Rt. 1,

a

Registered OIC Bred sows,
$100. ea.; Weaning pigs, $45.00
pr. Registeed in buyers name,
Will ship pigs only. J.



Roquemore, Americus, Rt. 2.

ereford :

Pilgram; Dam, Brampton Pearl }

| Allen Rd,

Seago, |

Males ready for service, 200- |

8|old Black Sound

H.|10 wks. old calvs. ere Ww.





Purebred Black |
subj, to register, $25. ea,
Winters, West Green.
1613).

Reg. OIC Soa litter of 10,4
farrowed Apr. 1, 1948, had 2
litters of pigs (10 /and 12), $65.
Will not ship, Lee Berry, San-
dersville, Rt. 3.

Cherry Red Bloeiey Type,
reg, Duroc pigs, with life treat-
ment, $25. Crates returned at
our expense and papers fur-
nished in buyers name. H. L.
Williams, Baxley,

Poland China hogs, 1 male
and 3 gilts, Reg. None better.
See:- James Pitts, at farm,
Jonesboro, on Rt. 54, or Call
WA 6761, S. H, Gresham, At-
Janta, Peachtree Arcade.



reg. buyers name, $20. ea. at
my barn, or $25, ea, shipped.
Jimmy Duncan, Jackson, Rt. 3,

Reg. Hereford pigs, 3 to 7
mos, old, for sale. L, Fepnee
ton, Fort Valle Rt. 3

1 Essex Gilt, bred to reg. Es:
sex Male, $47.50; Some nice
Essex pigs, all reg. in buyers
name, $21. ea. Hoyt Moss, Tula.

3 SPC gilts, from reg. stock,
blocky type, 3 mos. old, $30. +
ea. W, C. Parks, Macon, Rt. 3,

30 head Hampshire. hogs,
open and bred gilts, 25 head
small pigs, 4 stock hogs, 5 and

a place 7 mi, So. Gainesville

tenia Hwy. Will not ship.
Steve E, Smith, Flowery
Branch,

OIC pigs, $12.50 ea. at my
me on Rockbrid e road, W.
Holmes, Pine Lake, P. O.
Box 213. ee :

1 registered SPC hog, tie |
treated for cholera, 175 lbs
with 2nd litter of pigs, $50.
without pigs. Fred L.
Fayetteville, Rt. 3.

Reg. Duroc Boar, 22 mos, ou
about 450 Ibs., $85.00; Reg.
roc Sow, had 2 litters, $75.
Also 8 Duroc
furnish reg. papers. Exchange
for good heifer calves pre-
ferably beef type. Alias as
Lewis, Kennesaw.

_ Booking orders for Reg. Du-
roe pigs to be delivered after
Nov. 10th at $25. .ea, with
}papers in buyers name. 11 in
litter, sired by. Tops A Tenn,
champion bloodline. J. A.
Brown, Felton, Rt, 1._









FOR SALE



also 2 H_ Wagon, all farm tools, |
$300.00 cash. J. H, Ledthe
wood, Buchanan, Rt {>

Black, sound, gentle f
Mare, approx. 1000 lbs., 12
ork Mule, no
yeaa s,7see: Make offer,

Phillips, Colquitt, Rt.

Good Mare Horse, works any-
where, 1400-1600 ibs., ee
able price, Write a come, E, E, }
Pitts, Griffin, Rt. Sere Oe

1 Mare (draft Bee
about 1800 bs, 8 yrs. old,}!
gentle, children can handle,
work anywhere, plow, work to
wagon, not afraid of any thing,
$60.00. N. R, Wade, Alto. Rt, 2.

Black horse, 12 yrs. old wt.
1100 Ibs, works single or dbl.,
also good saddler, $75.00; 1 plug
mule, 1200. lbs, works any-
where, $35, 00, or $100.00 for}
both, ae Clemmons, Guyton.
Riel

Black mare mule, wt. 950-
1000 lbs., work anywhere, $75.
See. Roscoe Phiffer, Rosie ace.
Rt.cheBoxi20.. 3

Belgian mare, wt. 1250
9 yrs. old, work anywhere,
very gentle, $75.00 or exc. for
White Face heifer yearling.
pe S. Storer, Douglasville. Rt.




Mare Horse, 12 yrs. old
slightly nervous, work to any-
thing, or ride, $50.00, or trade
even for Shetland Pony, or two -





Craig Riverdal



Reg. SPC pigs, 8 wks. old, |

7 mos. old, with papers. Seen ||

Banks,

HORSESAND MULES | Mu:

Mare Mule, go old, 900 Ibs.; |
Horse Mule, 8 yr, old, 950 lbs., fi.













de W. Tanta Sr.
2 Box 135. hie







Good farm hore
where, dark bay, 1100
sale, Live at Old
School House Ab c
Robert | ise

Walking Filles,
strawberry roam, 4
rel with 4 stockings
Come see, Thomas
Tennille,





























2 reg, mares, one in
a show prospect,
Also 3 yr. old Pony Mar
Phone 2085 J. Clyd
Gaingsville. .
















trade for pigs or calv
Spieght, Tallapoosa, Rt

1 mule for. sale

Stone, Atlanta, Rt
Stone Rd, 3

















2 good farm mules,
tools, sell any part.
for anything can us
Douglas, 1 mi, So.
Lowell D. Adams,

10 mules, C
Grady H. Ridley,



























n. Qakwood Rd. 100 yds. off R Wells,











Iron Grey Mule,
64 in, 9 1000.




















pigs for sale. Can | register




Near Fayetteville. Con!
J. Trunkey, Atlanta, 23
Vista Rd.

Want dual papacs
|cow (milking type)
considered but regist
W. H. Lous ee
Box 55.

HOTSES & Mu



































































or more mi
have at Stud nice,
old Tog. male, 1
"| Clyde Bradley, T

wt.|

Saanan b te:

sired by. *

on
Speer ec,
C. L. Byrnett, Ca



_ White

Hornless, 14 m
March 1st, $45. 00
cilla and (Sonnt

mos.




| RABBITS AND CAVIES.
FOR SALE



head Native Ewe Sheep,
bred to Hampshire Ram,
a. Henry eo Am-






















































Milk | Goat,
n fresh, $10. Mrs.
Murrayville, Rt. 1.

g Ewes, Hampshires
hdown, 50 Ewe lambs,

Also 2 lambs, $6.
agel, Hephzibah, Rt.

gives 2 qts.
Lewis

BBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE

Beet ; ,
bred NZW Does, $3. ea.;/2
W Bucks, $1.50 ea. H, J.
Bremen, 213 Hamilton

White. and Black, eae
i rabbits, fryers, $1. ea.}
; Bucks, $1.75 ea.; Black
$2.50 ea; 3 Does, pure-
hinchillas, $3. ea, Will
1/2 mi. Ben Hill,
apbellton Rd. Felton Mould.
Atlanta, t. 4, Box 440.

Br. Does ready for first
2 Sr Bucks, all ped.,
r. Does,

3 Ss

i a

sors eebite fine woolers,
hae pr, 0. L. Craft,

4 sae ie wool rab-
, about 10 mos. old, $5., -al-
. rabbits, 1 white, other
i $3, vor exe. for guinea

(cavies). Raleigh Payitt,,
onia, Rt. 2.

Forced to sell, 15 White An-
rabbits, 1 buck and 3 does,
bj. to reg. 4 under 6 mos.
$20. for lot. Donald Cren-
Ww, in.

30 mixed ibiied. rabbits, 6-
112 mos. old, $1.50 ea. fob. John
Taylor, Coffee, Rt. Ls

Purebred NZW Rabbits, 2
ed Does, $5. ea; 4 unbred
oes, $3.50 ea.; nine "3. mos. old,
Twelve ready to wean,
ies Beneece Mrs ee ay
agora Rabbits, front
alee ES yr.-
0.00; i. rabbits, 4 mos.
ea. 4 rabbits, 3. mos.
50 ea. Will~not ship.
Williams, Carnesville.

Does, 1 NZW Buck,
pout 9 mos. old, $7.50.
onard Fleming, Hartwell,
d Creek Rd. | .
proved strains extra heavy
-Chinchillas, show type
kered Giants, extra low
Write. Spencer Strange,
pwell, 602 Savannah St.

mos. old heavy wt. Chin-

from high producing
tion stock, good meat
ir quality, trio, $10. Ped.
; furnished. Letters an-
d. Ship anywhere. John
.. Parrott, Macon, Rt. 6, 2366
Field Rd.

ay Chinchillas, 4 mos. old,
$5. pr. fob. J. O. Adams,

.

Whites, exclusively, ped.
g. stock, good bone and
large litters and heavy
s, all ages for sale. Satis.
Walker E. Smith, Atlan-
Sarr Dr. I. W.: Rt.

EE

Z

Wt. Chinchilla Buck
, from ped. stock, 5 to

I C. J. Brown, Toc-

ray, Black Rabbits,
Plus express. W. C.
Covington, Rt 4,
as, 635.00, Buyer must
to pick up: Apal G.
Talbotton.
ere Does, 1 each
h te Doe, Buck, and
nd Buck. Make of-
randon, River- |

old, 6-81/2 lbs. Write |

ae,

6 select heavy wt. Chinchilla
Bucks, with papers, 4-7 mos.
old, 4 NZW Bucks, 4-5 mos.
old, 1 prize winning Checkered
Giant, 2 Black Giant with
papers, 4 mos, old, Low priced.
Satis. guar. Spencer Strange,
Hartwell, 608 Savannah St.

12 Rabbits, 8 mos old, large
type, white, grey, and black, as
many as. 2 bucks. $25.00 for lot.
Without papers, Come after, or
oe shipping charges, M. G.
yess, Canton, Rt. 2. te

Angora Rabbits, several pairs
Jr., purebred, $3.00 pr.; Seniors,
trio, 2 yrs. and 10 mos. old with

apers, $15.00. W. E,. Stone, |

oyston, Rtas

| English Angora Rabbits, from
reg. stock, good woolers, Sr.
does, $5. ea.; Bucks, $3. Ship
anywhere. All letters answered.

Satis. guar. John C. Fields,
Griffin, 1018 W. Poplar St.
(Tel? 3862).

POULTRY FOR SALE

AU YRA-WHITES:
70 young, laying AAAA
Austra-White hens, $1.40 ea. |
Wi ship. | Dorsey Williams,
Cobbtown.

BANTAMS:

2 Silver Sebright bantam
roosters, $1. ea.; Dark Cornish
bantams, $2. pr:; mixed Homer
pigeons, 50c ea, half grown
Pearl and White African
= $1. ea.; 1 pr. Muscovy
ucks, $1. ea. Mrs. B. H. Dur-

=

den, 0 um.
Golden Sebright bantams,
| 1949-50, hatch, $3. .

Cawthorn, At! anta, 977 Stewart
Ave, S. W. RA 3505.

BANTAMS:

Wiite, Black and Partridge
Cochin Bantams, $3. ea. G. B.
Howell, Albany, %ewton Rd.,
Rt: 2; Box: 121.

Purebred Golden Sebright,
Apr. 1950 hatch, $3.50- pr.; $5.
trio; Single Cockerels, $2. FOB.
Money order. C. .A. Morris,
Rocky Fa >.

One Cock, 7 hens, bearded

| White Silkies, $20. J. LL Ber-

ry, Norcross, "Box. 125

- Black Cochin Begins, 5
-mos. old, $3. pr. Plus freight.
Mrs. R. L. Winkle, Atlanta,
1461 Eastland Rd, S. FE.

Dark Cornish Bantams,
tric. 2 yrs. old, $7. trio; Young,
$5. trio. Will ship; Silver Se-
bright Cockerels, $3. ea. Max
Carver, East Point, 328 (ar-
mont Ave.

White Leghorn and RI Red
Bantams, prize stock, $5.-$7.50
trio. S. M. Hearn, College Park,
1238 N.-Main St. Ca. 3570.

Golden Sebright and White
Leghorn Bantam roosters, from
prize winning stock, $1.50 ea.
Johnny Long, Decatur, 155
Clairmont Ave.

SACKS FOR SALE



Nice print sacks, 100 Ib. cap.,
washed, ironed, free of holes
and mildew, 3, $1.00 postage.
Miss Bessie Cook, Canton, Rt 2.

Nice print sacks, washed,
ironed free of holes and mildew,
3, $1.00; $3100 doz.; Odds and
Holes, 25c ea. No stamps nor
checks. Mrs. Elizabeth Allison,
Gainesville, Rt, 7.

Extra large White 100 Ib.
Chicken Sacks, not washed, free
of holes, 18c ea.; Prints wash-
ed, free of holes, 25c ea. Add
postage. R. H. Clark, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 7.

Large print sacks, washed,
starched, ironed, no holes, one
of a kind, 35c ea. plus postage;
Or 40c ea, PP: Mrs. Lon Ash-
worth, Dacula, Rt. 1.

Good quality unbleached
White Feed Sacks, free of holes
and mildew, $2.25 doz. PP. in
Ga. Mrs. Virgil Padgett, eee

noe

Print feed sacks, 100 cap.,
hed, free of ae and mild-
1



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KET BULLETIN

SACKS FOR SALE



Nice, smooth weave, 100 Ib,
cap. Print sacks, washed, good
cond., 3 for $1.00: White sacks,
28c ea. Lots of 6 or more PP
in Ga. No chks. nor COD, Mrs.

Lendon H, Cantrell, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 5.
Nice Print sacks, washed,

ironed, free of holes and spots,
30c ea, plus postage; odds, 25c
ea. plus postage. Prompt ship-
ment, Mrs. S. McDaniel,
Cumming, Rt. 42.

- 100 Ib. cap. white guano sacks,
washed, 25c ea. plus postage.
Exe. some for large checked
feed sacks. Mrs, H. E. Richard-
son, Bowdon. Rt. 1,

White sacks, free of holes and
| mildew, 20 ea. Will send COD.
Charlotte Coleman, Flowery
Branch; Riva

Print sacks, 25c ea, Free of
holes and mildew. Miss Dora
Truelove, Clermont, Rt, 1.

70 washed Print 25 Ib. cap.|

sacks, all in good cond., 10c ea.
and postage. Mrs. L. R. Greene,
Cuthbert, Webster St.

Print feed sacks, washed,
ironed, $4.00 doz. Mrs, lee
Hood, Gainesville. Rt, 1,

Print. sacks, washed - and
ironed, 25c.ea. plus postage.
a R. L. Bentley, Carnesville.
452-2,

Prints, washed and ioned, 30c
washed, in good shape, 20c ea.
Add postage. Mrs. Jodie Wil-
son, Gainesville, Star Rt.

Several nice 100 lb. cap.
sugar sacks, good cond., 25c ea.,
and postage. Mrs. W. D. Gal-
laway, Atlanta, 1696 Rogers
Ave., S. W. RA 0179,

Large Print sacks, free of
holes and mildew, washed, 25c
ea. Add postage. Mrs. Nellie
G. Duckett, Talking Rock. -

Large Print bags, washed and
ironed, free holes and mildew,
25 ea.; odds, 20c ea. Add post-
age. No chks, -Mrs. Albert Cope-
land, Gainesville. Rt.*6;

White feed sacks, unwashed,
free of holes and mildew, 15c
ea. Postpaid. Robert Attaway,
Wrightsville.

Smooth Print sacks, 100 lb.
ceap., free of holes and mildew,
unwashed, 20c ea.; washed and
ironed, 25c ea. Add _ postage.

/Mrs. O. L. Barnett, Cumming.

Rt. 4.

' Print -bags, washed, free of
holes and spots, 35c ea.; White,
unwashed, no holes, 18c ea. All
100 lb, cap. Mrs. Reuben Coch-
ran, Dawsonville. Rt, 2.

Print feed bags, lots of 2,3, or
4 at 28c ea. PP. Mrs. Joel c:
Elliott, Marietta, Rt. .6.

100 Ib. cap.,.smooth Print
sacks, washed, ripped, ironed,
no holes, spots or mildew, 3
for $1.00 PP. Mrs, C, R. Smith,
Gainesville, Rt..8.

100 lb cap., Print sacks, wash-
ed, free holes and mildew, 25e
ea, 8 or more postpaid in Ga.
Mrs. A. D. Truelove, Clermont.

Print sacks, washed, ironed,
3, $1.00; odds, 5 for $1. 00. Add
15c extra for postage, Mrs, Lest-
er Phillips, Royston. Rt. 1.

Print sacks, 25c ea. and post-
age. Mrs, J. E. Sorrells, Royston.

Print sacks, washed, ironed,
free of holes and mildew, good
quality, 4 for $1.00 plus post-
age. Sat. guar. Prompt ship-
ment. Mrs, A. B. Popham, Fayet-
teville Rts-d.

Nice washed and ironed. Print
Sacks, free of holes and mildew,
3, $1.00. Add postage. Miss
Lula Cook, Canton, Rt. 2.

Print sacks, 100 lb. cap., rip-

ped, washed, ironed, free of
holes and mildew, 25 ea. Add
postage. Mrs. J. W. Swinson,
Bremen,

100. Ib. print sacks, ripped,
washed, 25c ea. Plus postage.
_ Oma Cronan, Dahlonega,

Print sacks, 3, $1.00; white,
25c ea.; Unbleached, 18c ea.
All free of holes and mildew.
Will send COD. Mrs. Glen L.
Pirkle, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

: 200 print sacks, 100 Ib. ca

| SEED:







MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED

ROOTS AND HERBS:

Want Wild Lady _ Slipper
Nerve Root, Moccasin Root,
Mostletoe Twigs, Catnip. Quote
prices delivered; Also consider
other herbs, Mrs.+J. G. Hart.
Stone Mountain, Rt. 2

SACKS:

Exch. 250 pure
Strawberry plants, for 4 smooth
print sacks, 100 lb. size. Write.

Julia Wiggir.. Buena -Vista, Rt. |
5.

Want to exchange large
bunches of rooted Sage for a
print sack. Mrs. Annie Stone,
Smyrna, Rt. 2.

SAGE:

Want 10 lbs. Dried Sees 1950
crop. State price. C. P. East,
Supt., Pine Mountain Childrens
Home, Meansville.

BEESWAX:

Want up to 10 lbs. good) yel-
low Beeswax. State price. W.
C. Jones, Crawfordville.

Want small amount (cake) of
Beeswax. State price or send
COD. Mrs. C. D. Toney, Fair-

burn. 3
OATS:

Want some Feed Oats for
feed for -horses. Quote price

FOB and Del. T. H. McNeal,

Savannah, 703 East 41st St.

Want 50 bu. or more good
grazing seed oats. State price,
etc. Willard Wilkes, Oak Park.

ONIONS:

Want 1 gal. shallot onion but-
tons. Advise. Mildred Hamil-
ton, Thomaston, 126 Park Lane.

Want exc. pecans for enough
Shallot onions to plant 2 or
more rows. Write or call Jones-
boro 5286. Dennis Walker, Riv-
erdale.

HONEY:

Want No. 1 quality pure ex-
tracted Table Honey, new crop,
$9. Transportation paid. Mail
small sample. F. W. Reuter,
Adel,oR. R. 2.

HERBS:

Want small amount of White
Ash herbs. State price and a-
mount. Mrs. S. W. Tillman,
Carrollton, Rt. 4.

LUPINE & OTHER GRAIN:
Want sev. tons Blue Lupine
(sweet and bitter kind), also
sev. hundred Fushels Oats,
combine run or recleaned, and
Chancellor Wheat and Abruz-
zi Rye. F. B. Jackson, Wrights-
ville, Care Greenview Fan.

OATS:

Want 50 to 100 Bui good seed
oats. Quote best price at barn.
W. C. Johnson, Sr., Lumpkin.
Rt. 2-A.

ONION SETS:

Want: Bermuda Onion Sets.
Mrs. B. H. Purvis, Helena, Rt.
Teaco

SACKS:

Want 50 white sacks, 100 lb
cap., heavy smooth and closely
woven. Advise price, etc. Mrs.
Mary Sirmans, Homerville.

Exc, nice, dried fruit for Print
sacks: 1 lb. for 3 sacks. Ea. pay
postage. Mrs. Dean Moreland,
Hiawassee.

Want used Feed Sacks, bur-
lap or heavy cotton. Cannot ust
fertilizer bags. Quote number
at lowest price. R. A. Cald-
w WU, Barwick.

,

Want print feed sacks. State
price. Mrs. Ruby Conley, Cobb-
town, Rt, 2.

Want used tow sacks (been | who want plenty cotton,

used for grain or stock feed),
no fertilizer sacks, Quote low-
est cash price, Fob, shipping
point. R. A. Caldwell, Barwick.

Want exch. nice, clean, mix-
ed turnip seed, also shallot on-
ion sets for print sacks: 1 lb.
seed for 2 nice, good cond., 100
lb. cap. sacks, and 1 gal. shal-
lot sets for 5 sacks. Mrs, H. T.
Bishop, Farmington.

Want 500 lbs. Blue Lupine

Seed. C. H. Shaver, Chicka-
mauga, -

Want 1 ou. Plum seed, any
3 + Snag Ww.



Klondike





r aU SEVEN

MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED

Exc. Little Pink reanut seed,
weevil free, for tender White
or Striped Half Runner Bean
Seed, 1950 crop. Ea. pay post-
age. Mrs. Lester Shelnut,
Cleveland, Rt, 2.

FARM HELP WANTED

Want quiet hoalthy white
country couple, over 55, no
children, both able to miik
cow; Man drive tractor or
truck, look after beef cattie,
build fences, etc. Small salary.
No drinkers. Come see. No let-
ters answered. Hugh Dubose,
Dunwoody.

Want man and wife, white,
to_live on place and do general
farm work. House, lights, wood

furnished. Day wages. B. C.
Langley, Atlanta, 1936 Flat
Shoal Ave; S: BY (Tel Cy;
4842). :

Want someone to look after
chicken house (3000 cap.), and-
someone to drive truck on
farm for wages.or commision.
Small 3 R house, elec. lights,
chicken house near house. J.
O. Lunsford, Talking ock. Rt.
1.

Want farmer for 51 to work
on farm and raise chickens.
1/2 mi. Dallas. 4 R house. with
lights. J. F. Couch, Dallas. Rt.
4, ;



Want white or colored family *

for 2 H farm on 8rds and 4ths.
or standing rent. Plenty out-.
bldgs., firie pasture, elec. lights,
school bus, 1/2 -mi. church.
Walton Co. Come see. G. D.
Moon, Conyers, Rt. 3.

4

Want middle age _ couple,
white or colored, to look after
about 10 calves and 3 brood ~
sows, work 5 A in corn and ~
pepper. Will furnish practically
new 3 R house, screened, water,
lights, milch cow, and give i
hog. $50. monthly salary. No
drunks wanted. 8 mi. Macon.
W. H. Steed, Macon, 1017 Clay
Ave.

Want sober man with large
family (white or colored) to.
farm. Have tractor and stock.
Must be able to drive truck.
Come see me. Furnish refer-
ences, James I. Carter. Knox-
ville, Ret:

Want farmer for 1 to 3. H
farm, standing rent, 235 A,
125 A cultivation. Write first.
Dick Tope, Sharpsburg, Rt. 1.

Want usencumbered, in good
health, middle aged white wom-
an to help with housework.
Home, meals, small monthly
salary, live as member of f=m-

ily. Modern conveniences, will
lighten duties. Family of ? *9 4
adults, no children, Must 7e
gilt edge reference= %~- e
full particulars in & pes
Address, Mrs. L. R. Jal D
No. 1, Box 297, Smyrn: a

Want farmer (truck) for 4
H crop, on 50-50 basis, mules;

3 grown males. Can drive truck
Good land, 4 R house, mail and
school route. Can furnish work
when not in crop. Max Zugar,
Rising Fawn, Rt. 3.

Want turpentine worker with

enough male help to work 10,-

000 virgin faces on halves next
year. Preferably with wife and
d.ughter who are good farm
hands. House with electricity,
firewood furnished. White ot
colored. E. W. Warnock. Alma,
Rt. 4.





| houses

1 cand: 22" farmers:
and
turpentine

Want

| tobacco, also plenty
cups. All on 50-50 basis. Good
with lights, mail and
school. route. Henry Vickers,
Ambrose.

Want 1 H farmer, standing

rent. Good house, outbuildings,
Good road on school and mail

route. 4 R house with large
hall. 25 A cultivation, plenty
water. 9 mi. E. Jackson on,

Covington Hwy. Write or see.
Mrs. G. P. Evans, Jackson, Rt.
I

Want colored family to op-
erate 2 H farm on 50-50 basis,
Houston Co., 25 mi. So. Macon,

_|George R. Hunt, Kathleen, Rt.

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-ontinued from Page Oi

In Atlanta, 20 years ago, there were
many local dairymen producing and
distributing milk, butter and buttermilk
to Atlanta housewives. Again science
came into the field and decided that it
was necessary for all milk to be pasteur-
ized. The agitation for compulsory
pasteurization continued, but was pre-
vented from becoming law for several
years by the small independent dairymen
who were not financially able to install
pasteurizing plants. However, compul-
sory pasteurization finally came to Atlan-
ta and to practically all the larger cites
and towns.
Whatever the benefits of compulsory

pasteurization may be, it had a very. bad .

economic result which was to force all
small dairymen either to go out of busi-
ness entirely or to sell their milk to the



larger plants.

It was the coming of these large milk
plants which brought into general prac-
tice the use of powdered milk and con-
densed skim milk from distant sections of
the country for improper use in the re-
construction of milk and dairy products.

The story of unsanitary and unwhole-
some milk and milk products has been
covered in another article in the Bulletin
recently. .

The story of the uneconomic result to
dairymen and housewives of the improper
use of imported powders and condensed
skim was likewise covered by a recent
article in the Bulletin. Space here does
not permit repetition of the facts given
in those articles.

SUMMATION
The purpose of this article is to give
the reader at least a partial understand-
ing of some basic problems confronting



Abrichiture ie oe ~enactmen
forcement of regulatory a on:
drink.
The ultimate object of which
sure the consuming public of an
supply of healthful, wholesome
drink. |
The problems of milk and mi
bution and the present agitatior
cerning this, represent only a
of the overall problem, -
However, milk and dairy
present more difficulties a
stricter enforcement of the
measures. This is true bec
so constituted by nature a,
lend itself to the spread of
germs. :

* ate

TOM LINDER,

. wood furnished,

* Der



FARM HELP WANTED>

FARM HELP WANTED

FARM HELP WANTED

POSITIONS WANTED



Want settled white country
woman for light farm chores
on farm, for room, board, sal-
ary. All letters answered. Mrs.
C. T. Davis, Dry Branch, Rt. 1.
(Phone 505 Jl).

Want settled colored man and
wife not over 45 yrs. old, no
children, for light farm chores
on farm. Elec. lights. House and
and salary.
Earl Barrett, Bolton, Box 96.

Want family for farm work,
man to plow, hoe, clean off
new ground, etc. full time;
women to do _ light farm
chores part time. Furnish
house, lights, wood. Pay rea-
sonable salary. Roy C. Wilson,
Decatur, Bowden Rd. Rt. 2.
(Tel. De. 6975).

Want settled ambitious man
farm. and dairy. Must be
honest, sober. Good opportuni-.
ty. Board, salary. Miss Mary

Lou Trammell, Chipley.

Want man and wife, middle
age, to live on my farm; man
to do relular farm work, and
woman to do light chores.
Must be dependable and of
good ch racter. 2 R. -:ouse,
lights, water. 5 mi. So. Hape-
ok M. R. Queen, Riverdafe,

,- 2k:

Want middle age woman for
light work on farm. Salary. R.
L. Evans, Ben Hill.

Want healthy white woman
for light farm work on farm.
One child permissible. 31/2 mi.
Norcross. Ans. all letters. Mrs.
ae Weathers, Norcross, Rt.

Want reliable, experienced
farm family, white or colored,
for 2 H farm. House, lights,
water from spring pumped to
house. Satisfactory terms agreed
upon. Harry Cooper, Atlanta,
78 Auburn Ave., N. E. Al. 0837.

Want young white farm
couple for farm work on farm.
Place to live and salary. A.
M. Mixon, College Park, Rt. 1.
Ca, 6984. :

Want refined woman between
23 and 60, no encumbrances,
to live in house with adults as
one of f mily and do _ light
farm chores on farm, No heavy
field work. Mrs. Jennie Moore,
oe HED. Red Bone Dis-
rict

Want man about 35 witb
actual experience supported by
results, to manage our 75 to
100 Brood Cow Polled Here-
ford Farm with iore than 500
A of year round pastures. Must
possess all qualifications re-
quired to operate efficiently
and at a profit. W. H. Adams,
Madison,, Care Adams _ Here-
ford Center.

ee farmer for 2 H farm
in Graymont, Ga. R. J. Walsh,
Oca

basis to use tractor. J. W.

Weaver, Jonesboro.

Want middle e woman (no
objection 2 children) for light
farm chores on farm, Mrs.
Thomas B. West, Newnan, Rt.
4. :

Want farmer for 2 H farm,
50 A pasture, plenty water,
good land, 1300 lb. mule, trac-
tor, good- road, mail rcite,
running water in each house,
elec. pump, large barn, plenty
wood. Near College Park, Ga.
Phone Al, 1913. P. O. Jackson,
Atlanta; 512 Decatur St.

Want woman for light farm
chores. on farm. All modern
conveniences. All letters

ley, Canton, Rt. 4.

Want someone to drive truck,
look ~after 3000 cap. brooder
house -nd do milking. Will
furnish all the milk and butter
you can use. Small 3 R house
with lig ts. Broader near the

house. J. O. unsford, Talking
Rock, Rt Ff:
Want white family who

raised a crop of cotton this

year to help on truck farm

near Atlanta for rest this year

and next. Need man to drive

truck. Plenty work year around.

ty daily. House with elec. R.
. Sams, Clarkston.

Want nice, healthy woman
to do general farm work on
farm, Live as one of family.
room, board, small salary. Pri-
vate rcom, Will I. Dunn, Grif-
fin, Rt. B, Box 137.

Want middle age white wom-
an to stay with me and help
with light farm chores on
farm. Near churches. Must be
in good health and of good
character. $10.00 weekly salary.
Mrs. W. L. Gravitt, Rex, Rt. 1.

Want couple to keep up place
and run well equipped De-
Kalb Co, Farm. Good house and
surroundings. Permanent place
for right - -n. Monthly salary.
Dont apply if want to move
every year. H. D. Florence, At-
lanta, P. O. Box, 942.

Want reliable farmer for
1951 for 4 H crop. Must be able
to furnish self. 2 houses, one 7
R, other 3 R, good barn, paved
road, electricity, Near Griffin.
All letters answered. John W.
Sisk, Atlanta, 359 Inman St.,
S. W.

War exp. dairy hand with
small family. Good _ salary.
Good living conditions. State
experience when answering.
W. H. Barker, Savannah, 518
E. 39th St.

Went good man for good 2
H farm near Tennille for 1951,
or would furnish land and
fertilizer on 50-50 basis. Forest



L. Sessions, Tennille.

- Want good cropper on 50-50 /|~

an- |
swered. Mrs. Haskell T. Steak: |

Want good 2 or 3 H farmer,
30-40 acres cotton, 30 acres
corn and grain. 2 good dwell-
ings. Mail and school Rt. Lights,
water system, wood, 4 good
pastures. Tractor outfit, 4 barns,
20 head Black Angus. J. L.
McGarity, Monroe.

Want family to .4n 2 H
farm, 50-50 basis. Cotton, pea-
nuts and potatoes for money
crops. Located in Howston Co.,
8 mi, Mo. aoe Must furnish
good ref. Geo.
leen.



POSITIONS WANTED



after hogs or cows in So. Ga.
Best of references. Ross Turn-
bow, Care H. E. Barnes, Lenox,
Rt. 2. pease

Want

ab ont, on dairy,

anywhere. Room, .board,
salary. Young, white,
man. Robert Waters,
wick, Box 25.

Want job raising chickens on
halves, near Canton or Ma-
rietta, Ga., with houses fur-
nished. Exeprienced. Write Joe
Garland, Rome, 515 Superba
Ave. +: 3

44 yr. old white man with
wife, 6 children, wants wage
job on farm looking after cat-
tle, hogs, chickens, driving
tractor, truck; Or part crop,
part wages, no cotton. 3 or 4
R house with lights. Near
school /route. State wages. Ex-
change references. G. W.
George, Whitesburg, Rt. 1.

Want 2 or 3 H farm for 1951,
standing rent only, fenced pas-
ture for 20 heac cattle. Expect
to run self. 30-50 miles So, At-
lanta. Standing rent _ only.
Good house, tenant house,
barn. L. C. Davis, Culloden,
RAL

37 yr. old man and wife with
5 yr. old child wants job on
tractor, hay, grain, beef cattle
farm. Experienced. Reasonable

and

Bruns-

salary. Riley Shatp, Jr. De-
catur, Maple Hurst Dr.
Middleaged, sober man, life

exp., wife and 5 children, wants
job on farm for~ $2.50 day
wages. Ref. if wanted. No
milking, but can do some car-
penter work. C. C. Phillips,
Hampton, Rt, 2.

Want job on farm driving
tractor, doing carpenter work,
caring for chickens and tur-
keys, Write: M. H. Dobbins,
Atlanta, 320 Crew St., S. W. =,

Hustling dirt farmer wants

Lifetime experience. Know ma-
chinery. Prefer south of At-



lanta. James King, Atlanta, 1808
Lakewood Aye, S. E.

. Hunt, Kath- |.

Want job on farnt jookine

single.

job as farm manager for 1951. |,

chicken and turkey farm for
balance this year-and next..O.
A. Altman, Mont Rose, POB
113:

25 yr. old man, wife, 1 child,
wants job on farm rest of this
year and next; 1H crop on 50-
50 basis. Prefer Fulton or De-
Kalb Co. Honest, sober, willing |

worker. Can move anytime.
Fred L. Pines, Chamblee, Rt. |
}, Sexton: Rd:

Want job on farm tractor
driving or overseeing.
yrs. experience in both. Can
furnish- references if necessary,
ist wife and self. Johnnie
ee Moss, Atlanta, 376 Eee
se We

Exp,
wants position on dairy farm



on farm, for self and 14
yr. old daughter. Want with
nice people, ~old couple pre-.

Temple, Rt. 2.

Want crop on aives, sa
Toh. lotment, le ,# 1 or small
2 H. Have own stock and tools.
You furnish Guano, seed, land.
3 buys 2 girls and mother,
Prefer near Hazlehurst. I live
near Satillo School. See. Der-
win. Gay, Hazlehurst, Rt. 3.

crop on 50-50 basis, experienced
with tractor. Ready to be
moved. Live near Amboy.
Beasley Evers, Ashburn, Rt. 2.

Young white boy wants job
on farm for $20. weekly and
board, Dont drink. Write or
see. Charles Cain, Flowery:
Branch, Rt, 1. y

Z 5 oe
48 yr. old man wants jab on

farm work on far m

ences, Mrs. J. F.

.

81/2

sider small 1H farm

reliable aaaee hand fy

or stoc farm. Prefer Hmanuel, |'
Candler, or Bullock Co. On or
near school bus rt. All letters |!
ans. . Buck walls, sia lana :
poultry or genera. .arming. Go | 9 3

Want job en light farm | Balv

ferred. Mrs. Charlie eos 3

White man, 25 yrs. old wants



v4

tian home, room,
ary. Prefer not Hee
Hartwell. Can furn

S. Ede Richardson, 1 E

fenced pasture for 20
tle, on standing rent
pect to run self, Pre
30-50 mi. South Atle
Davis, Culloden.

White man, 60 yrs
want job on stock

~ Young wee! m
perienced, wants jo

board and salary.
tractor man, Lee |
burn, Rt. 1, Care
dale. -

ing winter with
Born and raised on f
or see me.
Willacoochee, Care
sone. ;



HEREFORD AUCTION SALE
A Breeders consignment auction sale of
Hereford and Polled Hereford cattle, co
open and bred cows and heifers and bulls,

Auditorium, Friday, October 27, e
gue, write: W.E. Aycock, Moultrie. |













_PECAN AUCTIONS -

The Sededie Pecan Auctions will open
season with a first sale on Saturday, Octo
10 A.M. and 2 P.M. Sales will continue thr
season on Tuesdays and Saturdays of -
the same hours. Sales will be held in.
house, Vidalia, and all Buyer:
CANS will be welcome. For fe