Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1950 October 25

34



ditorial By TOM LINDER



ood Book tells us to be temperate
ll things. Now is the time for each
to look around and appraise our in-
al situation and follow a temperate
As never before in hundreds of
he times are uncertain. As never
e, we know not what a day may
forth. This is especially true when
to our finances and business

Ul those who live on the farm and are
endent upon the farm for their liv-
ig, will do. well to think more in terms
f what can be produced for the family
ds. It will not do to think too much

needs. ee 2

fe hear a great deal these days about
. We read about the price index
g at 290. per cent, or some other
nt of the base period. We have
een taught to think in terms of
hanging value of money.
wn and buy a pair of shoes for $8.00
1 we formerly bought for $4.00, we

ubled. We do not stop to think
aps the price or: the value of the
as gone down.

countries struggled with the prob-
of sound money. When the framers
r National Constitution sat down to

charter for the future liberty
ica, they were well .ersed in the
of the nations which had al-
money to depreciate in value,
d in mind a sound money system



te this into the organic law.

experience of the centuries has
us beyond any question of doubt
re are only two ways by which a
an have sound money. One is to
coinage of money to precious
which are scarce, and to the
ng of currency based on ample re-
recious -metals. When this



Linder,

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1950

Commissioner

NUMBER 3

TEMPERATE



rms of money with which to oe :

If we go |

think that the price of the shoes.

oadteds of years, wise men in-

- people. of the United States, and



ury of the United States with which to
pay off the paper dollar in circulation.

The trouble and danger of that kind
of money proved to be that some un-
scrupulous money changers could obtain
large quantites of the money and take it
out of circulation and thereby cause a

squeeze on all those who were in debt -

and on all those who had commodities
and labor for sale, ;

The only other method of having
sound money is to issue it against the
credit of the Government and the faith
of the people in that Government.

In a country like this, with ample nat-
ural resources and with intelligent ener-
getic citizens, money issued on the credit
and faith of the Government is sound so
Jong as the volume is limited to an
amount consistent with the ability of the
Government to pay. -

When the amount of money issued is
in excess of the good credit of the Gov-
ernment, the same thing happens to the
value of the money that happens to an
individuals note when the community
learns that the individual is heavily in-
volved in debt.

When a Government, or its authorized
agents, begins to issue money too freely,
the value of the money begins to decline

and people are willing to pay more money

for a bale of cotton, more money for

land, more money for houses and more

monev for cammodities of anv kind.

Under modern conditions, this willing-
ness to swap money for goods, demon-

strates itself largely through people be-.

ing willing to obligate themselves for
automobiles, household conveniences,
houses, clothing, etc. Merehants take
adventece of this willinoness of the veo-
ple to swan their money for goods. The
peovole buy on installment plans. The
neonle swan off the money which thev
have not vet earned in exchanse for
goods.

In other words, the danger of money
based on precious metals is a corner on
monev in the money market. The dan-
ger of money based on faith and credit is
the too free use of the printing press
which produces a bumper crov of green-
backs.

The same thing happens to a bumper
crop of moon barks that happens



tO) .a)
or a pe oe re



of any other commoditythat is the
price goes down.

Prior to 1933, panics in this country
were caused by corners of hard money.
Since 1933, panics are caused by infla-
tion of money, based on credits.

_ This decrease in the value of the dol-

- lar is the result of the Act of Congress in

taking us off the gold standard in 1933
and putting us on greenback money.

This is why people who work for sal-
aries are getting less and less all the
time in actual buying power even though
they receive substantial raise in the num-

ber of dollars they are paid per month.

This is why labor organizations find
that a raise in wages does not give the

- added buying power which they expected.

The decrease in the value of a dollar

is largely because of the unprecedented

amount necessary to operate the Govern-
ment and to provide defenses for the
country.

This is the reason why the farmer
finds that although he gets more dollars,
he is still hard put to make ends meet.

These things are proof of the eternal
truth of Gods pronouncement to Adam:

In the sweat of thy face shalt thou eat

bread, till thou return unto the ground;
for out of it wast thou taken; for dust
thou art, and unto dust shalt thou re-
turn. Genesis 3:19.

Thus, we see there is a higher law
which limits our standard of living to
the things which we produce.
not increase our standard of living by
increasing the volume of money, because
the total value of all the money cannot

be any more than the total value of the

things we produce. The more of things
we produce the more sweat we must give.

Now is the time to be temperate in
planning for the future. Plan to have
plenty of food on the farms. Do not de-
pend on having to buy it. Now is the
time to plan to have plenty of feed and
pastures for livestock. Now is the time
to plan to use our labor to the best possi-
ble advantage. Now is the time to plan
a temperate course of action and not get
excited by money. crops before we have
made provision for supplies for our own

use.
TOM LINDER,

Commissioner of Agriculture





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SECOND HAND MACHIN.-

good condition, for sale cheap

perong: Come see. T. L. Wil-





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FARMS AND |

SECOND HAND
FARM LAND FOR SALE

MACHINERY FOR SALE





68.60 A. on Board River,
Hwy. 51, in Frankiin Co. Lots
of timber, branch through
Place. No house, but nice
buildia_ site, on Hwy. $2,000.
Terms if desired. Jas. A. Shell,
Con.

1011/4 A. Taylor Co., 3 mi.
Charing, 1 mi. zood Corn Mill
and store. Good: land. Lots of

Farmall M Tractor, bought
new Nov., 1949, new J. D. 7x14
Grain Drill, never used, Clip-
per Seed Cleaner. No. 27,
bought new June, 1950, cleans
all kind of seed, also new AC
60 Combine, for sale. J. W.
Ivey, Pinehurst. Phone 54,

Case 6 disc tiller, used very
little, almost like/new, $150.00.
saw timber, Cotton and Pea-j| Charles W. Carter, Winterville.
mut acreage, tenant house, Intl. Hay Baler without mo-
barn, chicken house, $1,000.00. tor, and Intl. Hay Rake, both
Griffin Burrell, Charing, Rt. 1. on rubber tires; bought new
in June this year. J. R. Wom-





FARMS AND mack, Covington.
FARM LAND FOR RENT One Cotton Seed Culler
(Grader) operated either by
( : hand or power, excellent cond.,
100 A. farm, 4 mi. E. Con-| $15. at my home. Frank H.

yers on Covington Hwy., for
rent. Approx. 60 A in cultiva-
tion. 5 R. house, some repairs
needed on place. Occupancy
may be had most any time de-
sired; Contact. Miss Lucy M.

Intl. 4 Disc Tiller with seed-
ret oe eee P eschtree er, new discs, small repairs,

$75. at farm. Lester McCrary,
Molena.

White, Hartwell, Rt. 1.

Seed Loader, half price at
$150.00. G. S. Brown, Acworth,
Rt. 2. .



Super A Farmall Tractor with
2 disc plow, cultivator, plant-
ers, fertilizer distributor, touch
control ,all perfect cond., for
sale or trade for larger trac-
tor without row crop equip-
ment. W. H. Head, Madison,
RFD 2,

2 large size No. 120 Buckeye
Coal Burning Brooder Stoves,
slightly used (look almost like
new) $25, ea. Jas. B. Woods,

ERY FOR SALE



Mowing Machine, Hay Rake,
$75.00; One 15-30 Intl. Tractor,
$500.00: Riding Cultivator, oth-
er equipment, all good condi-
tion. J. H. Scott, Hephzibah.

Buick Motor with 24 in.
Meadows Grist Mill, Sheller, all

for cash. C. S, Fisher, McDon-

rooks Telephone 208 J-1
ough, Rt. 1. ; Senviat. on
_John Deere M 1950 Tractor, 1 H and 2 H \agon at rea-
lights, starter, power take-off, sonable ~prices, Mrs. W. S.
belt pulley, tool bar cultivator, | walker Bishop, Rt. 1.
No. 5 Power Mower, 5 ft, and ; :
7 ft. blade, $1450. J. Frazier New 10 in. New. Holland
Eidson, Dunwoody. Hammer Mill, practically new

Cultivator, fits Ford or Fergu-
son Tractor, set of Covington
Planters and Fertilizer attach-
ment. Contact: J. D. Williams,
Atlanta, 386 Parkway Drive.
(Tel. Ma. 4165).

One Beeman Garden Trac-
tor, 5 HP, reasonable price, or
trade for anything can use. J.
M. Foster, Austell, Rt. 3, Box
186, Care Stonecrest Manor.

1947 model Minneapolis-Mo-
line Tractor, 40 hp, good cond.,
for sale or trade for Ford or
other small tractor with equip-
ment. O. W. Dumag, Forsyth.

11 Row Intl. Grain Drill, good
eond., $250. E. J: McGinnis, Al-
pharetta, Rt. 1.

1200 cap. Elec. Incubator, au-
tomatic, $90. Come see. Claude
Carman, Stone Mountain, 205
Manor St. (Opposite Bus Sta-
tion).

Heavy Duty Weed-Hog Ber-
muda Harrow, all steel, 9 blades
used very little, $35. FOB. Mrs.
L. W. Seago, Pinehurst, Rt, 1.

1950 A Farmall tractor, 1949
Combine, 1950 Manure spread-
@r. Bush and Bib harrow, all
except tractor McCormick-

Farmall A Tractor with cul-
tivating equipment, 3 dise plow,
on rubber wheels, drag har-
row, all A-1 cond., for sale. W.
C. Parks, Macon, Rt. 3, Allen
Rd.

2 ne% general purpose 12 in.
dbl. bottom mould/board plows,
suitable for any lift type trac-
tor. Bargain, $95. ea. for quick
sale. Mrs. Sam Wilkes, _Gaines-



ams, Sautee, | ville, eee phe
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PLANTS FOR SA







Streamliner Ebearing Straw-
| verry, $2. C; Blakemore, 225,

\\ $1. Mrs. Jewell Daves, Hurst.

Progressive, Dorsett Straw-
berry plants, $1. C; Thornless
Boysenberry, $1. doz, No chks.
nor stamps. Mis. Laura Jack-
son, Macon, 1381 Burton Ave.

Shallot Onion plants, greatest
multiply-r known, 35 C. Cash.
No COD orders. Miss Vena
Brown, Hartwell,

Heading Collards, and Chas.
W. Cabbage plants, 30c C; 400,

| $1.00; Sage plants, 10c ea.; 90c

doz. Mary Ruth Phillips, Roy-
Stone Rita.

Charleston and Jersey Wake-
field, Copenhagen. Cabbage,
Ga. Collard, $1.65 M; Special
price on 10,000 and up. Tel.
45079. B. F. Mallard, Savan-
nah; "Rt.35, Box-dvo:

Good roots Strawberry, 75
C; large Sage plants, 6, $1.00.

Moss packed, Add _ postage.
Mrs. Hubert \ Saine, Murray-
ville, Rt. 1,

Leading varieties fall and

winter Heading Cabbage and
Collard plants, 500, $1.00; $1.75
M; Mastodon, Klondike, and
Missionary Strawberry, 200,
$1.50; 500, $3.00: $5. M. W. HL
Br-nan, Gordon.

Ga. Collard plants, 40c C;
500, $1.00; $1.75 M. PP. Solo-
mon Davis, Milledgeville, Rt. 5,
Box 197.

Coastal Bermuda _ Stolons,
loaded on your truck at my
farm, 10 M, $10.00; 50 M, $45.;
100 M, $80. Express. Not pre-
paid, $1.50 M. We dig on Mon-
days. D, J. Harrison, Black-
shear.

Genuine Blakemore and Mis-
sionary Strawberry plants, lst
year, 80c C; 500, $3.50; $6. M;
Lawton Blackberry, $1. doz.;
$7.50 C. T. H. Graves, Fayette-
ville.

Everbearing Klondike Straw-
be..y, good count, PP in Ga.,
250, $2.00; 500, $4.00; $6. M;
Also Hot Red Pepper, strung,
25c qt. PP. B. B, Barksdale,
Norwood.

Early bearing Strawberry
plants, extra large, heavy crop-
pers, 75c C; 300, $2.00; 500,
$3.25. Add postage. No checks.
Mattie Duran, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Everbearing Strawby plants,
extra large berries, 40c C. Add
pos ge. Mrs. Earl Knight,
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Mastodon Strawberry, 70 C;
250, $3,50;' 500, $5.00; Klondike,
60c Cg 500, $3.00; $4.75 M; Cat-
nip, 25c bunch; Scuppernong
Vine cuttings, 50c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. Lee Hood,
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Rooted Mastodon Strawber-
ry, 50c C; 500, $2.00; $4,/M.
A postage. Mrs. Guy Cham-
bers, Gainesville; Rt. 5.-~

Green Glaze Collard plants,
5 - C. Damp packed. Add post-
age. Mrs. M. L. Butler, Cairo,
Rt. 1, Box 356.

Herseradish plants, 50 doz.;
Roots, 50c 1b.; Rhubarb Pie
plant, 25c; Wild Horsemint,
Lions Tongue, Spearmint, Yel-
low Root,- 25c doz.; Red Rasp-
berry, 75c doz.; Walnut Meats,
$1. pt. Add postage. Mrs. Pres-
ley Fowler, Diamond.

Strawberry plants, 50c C;
Muscadine plants, 3, $1. Exc.
for white or print sacks. Bach
pay postage. Mrs. Mary Bag-
gett, Chamblee, Rt. l. - e

Mastodon and Klondike
Strawberry, extra fine, 60c C;
500, $2.25; $4.00 M. Add postage.
J. K, Staleup, Marietta, Rt. 5.

Millions Charleston W. and
Copenhagen Mkt., Cabbage,
large, strong, ready, shipped

exp. collect, $1.00 M. No orders
filled under 1000. Prompt ship-
ments. Phone 2163. T. G. Cren-
shaw, Pitts, Rt. 1.

Klondike Strawberry, 50c C;
$4.00 M. Mrs, J. D. Dyer, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2.

Everbearing Strawberry, $1.00

berry, Early Jewell, 75c C; Black
and Red Raspberry, White
Blackberry, Horse Radish, Sage,
6, 50c. Add postage. No checks.



Mrs. Lona Blackwell, Dahlonega,
PRG A



_| germ.,

C; Red Gold, Gibson, Wonder- |:

Several thousand
large
Strawberry, 65c C; $5.50 M.
Plus postage. ee yw MO only.
Mrs, E. E. McDaniel, Baxely,
Rt. 1, Boxe;

' Mastodon Everbearing Straw-
berry, $1.00 C; 500, $2.50; $4.00
M. PP in Ga, Mrs, J. E. Avirett,
Blakely, Rt. 1. 4 } ;

White Crystal Wax Bermuda
Onion Plants, ready, pencil size,
500, $1.25; $2.00 M. Del, PP.
Prompt shipment. Satis. guar.
F F, Stokes, Fitzgerald,

Glazed Collard Plants, 35_C.
PP. Miss Ivey Dugger, Oliver.

Fall Cabbage, Chas. W., and
Copenhagen, also Whit Ber-
muda Onion Plants, $1.25, 500;
$2.00 M; PP. in Ga. Full count.
Prompt shipments. E. L, Fitz-
gerald, Irwinville. =

Sage and Catnip Plants, $1.00
doz.; Also 1500 Martin Gourds,
short neck, also Dipper, 25 ea:
Large Giant Gourds, $2.00 ea.:
And Little Rice Peas, 25c cup.
L. J. Ellis, Cumming,

Frostproof Cabbage, Flat
Dutch, large C. W., and All
Season Cabbage, Blue Stem Ga.
and Heading Collards, Mar-
globe No. 1 Tomato, 300, $1.00:
600, $1.75; $2.00 M. A. C. Gar-
rett, Gainesville, Rt. 4.

Blakemore Strawberry, rooted
full count, prompt shipment,
500, $3.50; 80c C; $6.00 M. PP
in Ist. and 2nd. zone. Cash or
MO. Mrs. Dessie Crowe, Flow-
ery Branch, Rt, 1.

Jersey, Charleston, _ Copen-
hagen, and Glory Cabbage,
Crystal Wax Bermuda Onion,
all one price delivered, 500,
$1.25; $2.00 M; Phone 751L or
write for prices on larger lots.
I. L. Stokes, Fitzgerald,

Early improved large Klon-
dike Strawberry, 50c C; Blue
Damson Plum Trees, 3-4 ft.,
25c ea. Rosie Crowe, Cumming,
Rid.

Mastodon Strawberry, 70c C;
500, $3.00; $5.25 M; Klondike,
60ce C; 500, $2.50; $4.50 M. Mrs.
A. D, Jones, Cumming, Reteel:

Mastodon Strawberry, 70c C;
500, $3.00; $5.00 M; Klondike
Strawberry, 60c C; 500, $2.75;
$4.75 M; Scuppernong Vine eut-
tings, 50c doz.; Catnip, 2c
bunch. Add postage, Mrs. Le
Hood, Gainesville, Rt, 1.

SEED FOR SALE
i

1950 crop Little 6 Weeks
Pint Peanut Bean Seed, Half
Runners, 50c large cup. Add
postage. Mrs. Andrew Wilson,
Carters, Rt. 1.

White Tender and Speckled
Half Runners. 50c teacup;
White Nest Onions, $1.25 gal.
Add postage. G. T. Brown, Ball
Ground, Rt. 1. Pee teronee

600 Ibs. Reseeding Hard Seed
Crimson Clover, 50c lb. FOB.

N-w crop heavy yielding,
disease resistant 402 tobacco
seed, cleaned, tested, 35c oz.; 4
0z., $1.00; $2.50 lb.:PP. Geo. Y.
Fletcher, Tifton, Rt. 3.

Fresh Calif, Multiplying Beer
Seed, 20c start; 12 starts, $1.
P.. Mrs, Earl Fincher, Waco,
Rt. 51.

Ladino Clover Seed, cleaned,
tested, purity 99.44 per tes

or more; under 10 lbs., $2. lb.
FOB. V. B. Sosebee, Farne, N.
Rt. 1. (Resident of Georgia).

Reseeding Dixie Crimson
Clover, purity 99.30 per ct.;
germination 85 per ct., hard

seed, 15 per ct., no Noxious
weed seed, B. E. Carlisle, Ca-
milla. f

_Lupine Seed, grown success-
fully for 6.yrs. above Fall line,
germ. 92 per ct., purity 99.8
per ct., tested by the state. $5.
Cwt. Norman Johnson, Warren-
ton. 3

Pole, White and Cream Half





rooted,
Mastodon Everbearing

|C, Brady, Cairo, Rt. 1, B

| free of worms, peel,
bed, 45c lb. Sold

Has been reseeding for 6 years, | y
R. B. Curtis, Farmington, Rt. 2.

About 1000 lbs. Ga. Raised |

92 per ct. hard seed,|

$1.80 Ib. in lots, of ten Ibs. | @

| of worms, core, and

_for print sacks,

Okra Seed, 50c cup; White |-Sacks and Pl m








Seed, 75.50 per ct.
0z.; 1/2 Yb., $3.00;
maica Wrapper To
89 per ot. germ., 75
half lb.; $8. lb. PP,
ey, Blackshear,

Green Glaze Coll
new crop, 20c Tbls.;
$1.00; Turnip Seed P
White Globe and Shog
ed 3 Thls., 25e; 15 Thi:
English Pea, Willet
frostproof, 50c teacup;
Spanish Peanuts, $2
Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Ma





















































Hastings Heading
Hot and weet Pep)
15c tbls. Mrs. Viola
Cairo, Rt. 1, Box 3:

Champion *Green | c
Hastings Ga. Cabbage
Seed, 25c Thls.; 5 This
$15 per cup; Grown
arate fields. New
from large heads. PP
Prompt shipment
checks. Mrs. Joe A.
Shellman, Rt. 2, Box

























PECANS AND 0
FRUIT TREES FOR
































































Chinese _Chinquapins,
all bearing now, 2-4 ft.,
James Hobson, Jasper...

Tung Oil Trees, $18.00
Cy Or 25c to 30c ea. Mr,

Mt. Huckleberry
lenut Bush, Red Indian
Raspberry, 90c_ doz.;
radish, $1.00 doz.; a
35c ea.; Yellow Root,. 75
Add postage. Mrs. L
Ellijay, Rt. 2.

A,

Sweet and Sour Pomeg
Bushes, $1.00 ea.; Black
nut, large Red Figs, P
Umbrella Chinaberry
Also Red Apple, 2, $1.00.
postage. Mrs. V. M. Joh
Shellman.

Prune Sprouts: May Cl
with roots, 25 ea.; -Also
odon Everbearing Straw!
Blakemore, 75c C; 0)
Lady -T., 65 C; $5.50: My
postage. No COD orders
= Ramie Black, Cle

es Be

Stewart Pecan Trees,
$2.50; 5 ft., $2.00; 5 ft., $:
well ( i :
Ready to ship. M. F.
Metter, Rt. 1. ;



FRESH & DRIED
FOR SALE



Best quality Dr
tots and up. [ pa

1950 crop Dri
quality, 45 Ib. Sole Z
lots and up, free o

peel, and core, d=
Mrs. Fred Franks, Hi
Sundried Apples, 19
free of worms, core, an
50c lb. Add) postage. Mis
sie Martin, Gainesville,
Sundried Apples,
Del. Mrs. Gra

jaye Rs




























Sundried Apples,
lb.; Also Muitiply:
$1. gal. PP in Ga
Weeks, Dial.

Sundried Horse A
lb, PP. Mrs, M.
Ranger, Rt. 2. .

Fresh Sundried_
tb. PP in Ga. Ex

white. Each pay

M, L. Eaton, Da
Sundried



Runner, Pink B ch Beans,
50c cup. Exc. or go D

ede a.


















Soler Pel tb Straw-
ry 5e C; Garlie, 30c
Been dd postage, Miss Frances
r, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

750 bales good
orean Lespedeza and
Hay, approx. weight 70
bale, $1. bale at barn.
faddox, Winder, Rt. 4,

Full Grain Oats,
un, heavy and bright,
. FOB. Geo. S. Metzger,





ei 20 tons good es.
pedeza Hay, ton
Will figure on 5 ton
antact: Carl Burton, Du-
Bt







or Grain Oats, recleaned,
in good bags, $1.25 bu.
barn. James H. Kent,
er Springs, Rt. 2. (Mac~



e this year, ou bu. in
CIA bags. O. M. Ware,
allville.

eellor Wheat, Ist yr.,
0 bu. at my home. Reclean-
bu. per sack Have about

nels. ~ a ae Dan









ed, Texas aroiutet
ts, Geia. 92 per ct., in
weight bags. Milton P.
ew, Jr., Macon, Rt. 3.

at 1000 Ibs. Reseeding
Clover 50c Ib.
Woodall, ear Thomaston.

ford Seed Wheat, pure,
aned, graded, $3. bu. fob;
x Grain Seed Oats, ae
ne run, eee oe =e.

Vieior Grain. Gale
, $l. bu, at my
4 mi. So. Newnan on
sevelt Hwy, Bob B. Mann,
Newnan, Care The Swinton
otel.

_ CATTLE FOR SALE

















































































oung Jersey Cow, has been
d, now giving milk, for sale
rade. O. O. Turner, Lithia
ngs, RFD 1. Box 52.

ersey Bull, Royal Lad No.
07710, 11/2 yr. old, $135.;
Bull, Oxford Nobles
Bae yrs. old, $185.00;

Cows, now milking,
grade cows freshen
Thanksgiving, with 3rd-
Inquiries answered.
_ Prickett, Commerce,
xd St. :

althy Jersey cow, milking,

gal., if fed and- on pas-
mos. old, $150.00
J. W. Forbes,

ck angus bull, purebred,
old, about 900 Ibs., 23
$225. Rex Jackson, .

, calves, . ages from

12 to April 13, one April.
and one April 30. Mrs, G,
Darnell, Rabun Gap, Box

s and Bulls, 5 mos.

ngus Bull father and.
others, 360 to 400 lbs.,
at farm on Hwy.
ennisi, Conley, Rt. 1.

a, Ma. 8782.

ed Milking type
on Bull, 1 yr. 10 mos.

With papers. Rev. R,
Supt. Hephzibah Or-
Macon, Box 222.

. cash st my farm,
Barnesville.

Angus, 15 Grade
mand Red Pole cows

a 3203. 0. D. Gib-.



| Wagoner,

_|}breeding guaranteed.

wks. old, $25. to
-Gilts, $50.00; Bree

b11/2 mi,

mated 1100 lbs. solid

' Waynesville, Ga. | |









OGS FOR SALE



4 high grade Jersey Heifers,
6-10 mos. old, 1 reg. Jersey
Cow, fresh, 3 gals. daily, reg.
Jersey cow artificially bred to
one of best Jerseys t Biltmore

25 thoroughbred fat Angus
Steers, 8 mos. old, 28c lb. Fob.
Penefield, Ga. M. T. Sanders,
Commerce?

~ Guernsey-Jersey cow, about |
700 lbs. 2 gals, daily on pas-

ture, 3 gals. with feed, also
fine Heifer, 3 mos. old, $200.
for both. J. D. Fisher, "Stock-
bridge, Rt. 2.

One registered Bull, 14 mos.
old, good breeding FFA proj-
ect, $135. with papers: See or
write: Billy Tom Burroughs,
Danielsville.

Jersey Bull, 1 yr., 5 mos. old,
around 500 lbs., cream color,
from the Royal Biltmore strain,
reg. in buyers name, gentle,
good condition, $150. G M.
Blairsville, Rte 3:

-10 Young Sj; f-ger_ Cows,
Jerseys, Guernseys, all bred
to fine registered bulls, Aster
Domino II, ete. tested for
Bangs, TB. Reasonable price.
Apply: D. C. Collier, Barnes-
ville. Tel. 73.



HOGS FOR SALE



PC and OIC pigs, 8 wks. old,
$10. ea.; Also 2 Jersey Heifers,
12 mos. "old or under, $150. for
both;- 2 Guernsey Bul s, $100,
for. both, Tel. Ra. 7906 after 6
POM. F. Crespo, Atlanta,
924 Dill Ave, S. W.

One Essex Gilt, bred to reg-
istered male, reg. in buyers
name, $37.50. J. F. Moss, Lula,

Black African Guinea Male
pig, 10 wks. old, 1 gilt 8 wks.
old, $15. ea. Will ship any-
where. E. O. Bledsoe, Carroll-
ton; Rt. 3.

One fine Yorkshire Boar,
sire Green Kholl Dairby Boy
11-(57418), Dame Moreland
Carbation 47247, born Sept. 20,
1950, inoculated and registered
in buyers name, $25. fob. Wil-
liam H. Murray, Graysville.

1 Reg. SPC sow, had 2 litters,
1 SPC boar, ready for service,
boar and sow pigs, weaned,
$20. ea. BE. Robertson, Guyton.

Stud = Service: Modernistic
Mac 69641 Black PC Boar,
service $5. for reg. Black PC
sows; $3. for all others. C. El-
liott West, Cuthbert.

2 reg. SPC. Sows 20-24 mos.
old, bred for their 3rd litters

to Ist place Sr. yearling boar
}1950 SE Fair, Ist litters 10, 9, 8,

9. Certificates furnished and
George
Brownlee, Jr., Ben Hill, Care
Sandra-La Farm.

SPC pigs, males and gilts, 10
$30.00; Older
nd open
gilts, $75. Sired by Wonder
Boy, champion bloodlines, reg.
in buyers name. cholera im-
mune, R: Morgan, Ameri-
cus, Rt. 4.

One fine Berkshire Stock
hog, about 450 Ibs. for sale.
Jonesboro. J. W.

Weaver, Jonesboro

Reg. OIC pigs, 3 males, 2
females, 8 wks. old, $25. Clinton
Shugart, Unadilla, Rt. 2.

SPC. pigs, bred gilts, service
boars, a champion bloodlines.
Reasonable price. F. H. pees

| Midville, F
OIC pig, 14 wks. old, $17. All

letters answered. Doyle F.
Miner, Stone Mountain, Rt. 1,

7 OIC Boars, purebred shoats,
Lgilt,.13 a om. approx. 65
Ibs. 1. mi, Birmingham,

Ga. a Rabwall: -Birmihgham
a ee. M. Neese, Alpharetta,

15 SPC pigs and shoats, fine
feeders, for sale. Tel. Ra. 4270.
Earl Hodge, Ben Hill.

SPC pigs, both sex, life
treatment, Reasonable. At my
Place outside city limits on
Macon Rd. Phone 3381. W. L,
Rogers, Americus.

Cherry Red Blocky Type
Duroc bigs, with life provtments
25. ne unrelated. H. L

old,

| $75. Clarence Burns, Jr.,

| February,
: handle,



Nice reg, Big Bone Guinea
male hog, 1 yr. old, reg. in
buyers name, for breeding
purposes, $55. Jack Tappan,
Athens, Gaines School Rd

27 excellent OIC pigs, 5-6
mos. old, $12.50 to $17.50 ea.
Call Wa. 2822. Wm. OwenMil-
ler, Atlanta, Healey Bldg. |

Pigs by present National
Senior and South Eastern Jr.
Champion Boars, also finest
registered Herefords selection
for your inspection. Papers on
all. $25. ea. and up. W, A.
Ward Jr., Marietta, Rt. 3, Tel.
969 M-4,

eg. OIC Male Hog, 7 mos.
old, from litter of 17, about
200 lbs., $60- W. T. Allen, Dan-
ielsville,

SPC pigs, Dams by Advancer
and Victory Supreme, sired by
Grand View Prince Jr,
sale. 4 mi. SE Pinehurst. M. J.
Blackmon, Pinehurst.

Choice of purebred OIC pigs,
6 to 8 wks. old, 3 mos. of.
Shoats, 6 to 10 mos, old Ser
ice Boars, reg. in buyers name.
W. P. Hughes, Cumming, Rt. 1.
(9 mi. N. Cumming).

100 pigs, 6 and 10 wks. old,
Duroe, OIC, and SPC, good
stock, $10. and $15. ea. Phone
Dixie 2169 after 6 P< M. G. E.

-| Alexander, Conley, Rt. 2, For-

rest Park Road.

15 select SPC Boar pigs, life
treated, wormed, champion
bloodlines, sell when weaned.
Taking orders now, $25.
FOB. L. G. Owensby, Milln,
Ete 3:

Purebred Black Essex pigs,
subj. to register, /$25.00; Gilts,
$45. W. B. Winters, West Green.
(Phone 1618).

Big Bone Guinea pigs, for
sale, 2) mi. East Stockbridge,
Hwy. 138. C. Z. Burdett, Stock-
bridge, Rt. 2.

Reg. Duroc pigs, | treated, reg.
in buyers name, $25. to $30.
ea.; Also 3 reg, Polled Short
Horn Bulls, 6* mos. old, 7/8
shorthorn, 1/8 Hereford, 6 mos.

old; and a nice mare, 8 yrs.
old. All for Je. Burt Bennett,
Moultrie.

Taking orders for 15 select,
reg. SPC Boar pigs, when
weaned Nov. 20th, champion
bloodlines, life treated, $25.00
ea.; Also 1 Boar, 7 mos. old,
$50.FOB. L. G. Owensby, Mil-
len, Rt. 3.

2 Male pigs, SPC Minn. No.
1, 31/2 an: old, $15. ea. Will
not ship. \QH. Collins, Collins.

Essex-OlC and Essex- Berk-
shire pigs for sale. Charlie
House, Alto, Rt. 2.

OIC. Shoats, short _ nose,
blocky. from prize winning
stock, $40. ea.; Also 8 wks. old
pigs, $25. ea. Reg. in buyer's
name. Satis. guar. Ship any-
where. H. J. Dupree, Acworth,
Fete

Reg. Duroc Boar, service, $5.
or 1 pig. One mile Higdons
Store, Ga. Orlan Watson, Hig-

dons. Store.

Several young ssows, 150-200
lbs., treated, bred to reg. SPC
boar, $40. to $50. ea, at farm;
1 ea. grade Essex and black
Poland China sows, good moth-
ers. Morris Sanders, Vidalia.



HORSES AND MUILES
FOR SALE



Black Horse Mule, 5 yrs. old,
900. lbs., $100. J. W. Jackson,
Fairmount, Rt. 2.

Black Mare Mule, 10 yrs.
1150 or 1200 Ibs,, gentle,

work anywhere, sound, good

condition, $85. T. W. Simmons,

Douglasville, Rt.

Tenn. Walker Horse, 10 yrs.
old, gentle, safe for children,
Coch-
ran, Rt. 4.

10 mules, 2 horses for sale.
ady H,. Ridley, Franklin.

Bay Mare, bred to foal in
1300 Jbs., no blem-
gentle, anybody can
$100.00, or exchange
for vine aa wheat, or ie L.

ishes,



.Ibs.,

for 4

ea. |





HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE

Good farm mule, black, 1000
8 yrs. old, work any-
where, cheap for cash or trade
for cows or hogs. A. J. Adams,
Ashburn, R 2, Box 67.

Saddle Mare, rides and plows
well, 9 yrs. old, 1000 lbs., $50.,
or trade for heifer. Wesley
Gowens, Felton, Rt. 1.

2 good farm mules, me
plow tools, Sell part, or ex-
change for anything can use.
8 mi. W. Douglas, 1 mi. So.
Bushnell. Lowell Adams, Doug-
las,: PO, Box: 371:

RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE

Purebred Angora Rabbits, 5
mos. old, fine woolers, $5. pr.
O. L. Craft, Lavonia, Rt. 2.

8 pr. Guinea pigs, all bred,
ready to raise, 3 prs. pure Sil
ver, all $2.50 pr. No checks. C
E.: Greene, Warwick.

1 ped. Sandy Flemish Buck,
5 mos. old, from best show
winning strain, bloodlines
range up to 19 lbs. each, $6. or
trade for fawn Flemish Doe.
R,. Iamar Brantley, Wrights-
ville, Rt. 2. ;

Heavy wt. Chinchilla rab-
bits, 3 mos. old, $5. pr. Vince
Wheeler, Atlanta, 2195 Che-
shire Bridge Rd, N. E. EX
3237-

9 mixed colored Rabbits,
frying size, $6.00 or 75 ea.;
several young Does, breeding
age, $2.50 ea.; Red NZ Buck, 5
mos, old, $3.50. FOB. Will ship.
Mrs. Sarah ONeal, Concord,
PO Box. 104:

NZW Buck, $4. at 1 yr. old.
Q. D. Smith, Moultrie, 324- a
Ave, N. W.

NZW and Goljen Fawn
Flemish Giant Does, single- or
with litters, 3 NZR Bucks, very
fine, for sale. Miss Arminda
Mason, East Point, 210 Center
Ave, Tel. Ca. 7066.

Finest breeding stock in
Eastern strains Chinchillas and
show type Checkered Giant
Rabbits, ready for shipment,
with ped. papers. Spencer
Strange, Hartwell, 602 Savan-
nah St.

Rabbits and guinea pigs, all
colors, sizes and ages, reason-
able price. Mrs. Helen Street,
Atlanta, Rt. 2. (Tel. Ch. 1777).

40 Rabbits, 20 Chinchilla
Does, 2 Bucks, 15 NZW Does,
3 Bucks with registration pa-
pers. Randall L. Edwards, Ball
Ground, Rt. 1.

j
One 3 yr. old White Angora

Does, 3 mos. old NZW Buck,
Two 1 yr. Bucks, Grey Chin-
chilla, NZR-Chinchilla cross,

for sale or exchange for 3 mos.
old Giant Chinchilla. Reg. pa-
pers. Mrs. J. B. Stevens, Lu-
thersville.

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE

Male Goat, 11/2 yr. old, $5.;
Milk Goat, $20. Or trade both
for milk goat giving 6 qts.
daily or 1 gallon daily, Pay
difference. Lockard Bell, At-
Janta, 2077 Pharr Rd., N. E.
Tel. Cr. 4390.

6 qt. White Hornless Milk
Goat, fresh March 15th, now
giving 3 quarts, milk of excel-
lent flavor, Toggenburg-Saanan,
$100. J. L. Bobo, Tallapoosa.

Saanan Males at stud includ-
ing sire of highest A. R. tested
doe in U. S. for 1949. Some nice
bred does and yearlings, young
bucks, for sale. W. J. Sumlin,
Atlanta, 730 Grand Ave., N. W.
(Tel. Be. 5393).

LIVESTOCK WANTED



CATTLE:
._ Want to buy day old calves
during Oct. and Nov. Prices

must be reasonable and calves
delivered to my farm, Hwy.
91, eight miles. E. Colquitt. C.

| good condition 2 yrs. old, $10.
Or trade for 3 purebred hens.






HOGS: /
Want 4 reg. Little Bone
Black African Guinea pigs,

stay fat kind, female 6-10 wks,
old, and 1 reg, blocky Hampe
shire Male pig, 6-10 wks. old,
Howard Newton, Ellijay, Rt. a

GOATS: :
Want some goats, young
stock, ready}for breeding. Guy
M. Vann, Eastman, Care W ona
Plantation.

Want good milk goat, fresh
in or soon will freshen. State
particulars. H. H. Gulley, Care
A. D. Carlton, Toccoa, Rt. 1.

Will trade BR hens for grade
or registered goats, Saanan ov
Toggenburg, male or female
Male must be registered. S. J.
Griener, Atlanta, Rt. 14, Bom
198. : :

HORSES AND MULES: ' =

Want to exchange a good
mare mule, 8 yrs. old, 1100 Ibs.,
work anywhere but wont ride,
for good gentle horse that wil
ride and low. W. P. Couch,
Lu* +rsville,
RABBITS:

Want 30-50 nice good breed-
ing stock NZW or Chinchilla
Rabbits, old enough to breed,
free of disease, reasonably
priced, within 30 miles. Give
details 1st letter. byes. Mad-
dox, Winder, Rt.


































Va

POULTRY FOR SALE












oe
10 young White Pekin Ducks,
just starting to lay and 2 drakes,
$25.00 or $2.00 ea; trio BB
Bronze Turkeys, hens, 2 yrx
old, tom 1 yr. old, excellent
breeding stock, $2.00 for trio,
FOB. Mrs. M. C. Busby, Putnam.




8 grown young Geese, $33.00
or $5.00 ea.; Young BB Bronze
Turkeys, $20.00 pr.; Turkey
Eggs, $3.00 doz. Ship any-
where. Mrs. M. F. Gaddis,.
Quitman, Box 427.

8 Guinea Hens and 2 Roosters,
$12.00. No COD orders. Junior
| Sellers, Baxley, Rt. 1, Box 15.

Aug, hatch Muscovy Ducks,
Black and White, $1.50 ea.; Also
Homing Pigeons, seamless
banded, mated, $4.00 pr. M. G,
de LaRue, Decatur, 307 Spring |
St. DE 2718.

18 nice April hatch Turkeys, i
40c lb. at my home. D. R. Flynt, =
Lincolnton.

BANTAMS:

7 Sebright Hens, 2 Roosters, _
slightly mixed, 15 mos. old, fot
my place, $10.50 for lot. Mr
J. M. Parker, Atlanta, 1150
Regent St.. S. W. Am. 3843,

Bantams: Hens, 10 in all, 75@ .
ea.; 15 young pullets, 50c ea>
Quillian Tuggle, Buford,

12 mixed Bantam Hens and
grown Pullets, 2 Roosters, $13.3
Or 6 hens, 1 Rooster, $6.50. Mr&
G. W. Whitworth, Lavonia.

CORNISH, GAMES, AND
GIANTS:

Stonewall 2 yr. old Cock
round, 6% lbs., $4.00, Or trade =
for 2 Wildcat Blue Hens. Shig
anywhere. Emory Palmey
Blakely, Rt. 1.

Purebred White Cornish Cock=
erels, from prize winning stock,
$2.50 ea. O. L. Craft, Lavonia,
Rt, 2.

~ Pure Dark Cornish Cockerel,
$3.00 ea. in lots of two, H. W.
Thurmond, Farmington,

1 Pitt Game Cock, 4 Hen:
Law - Roundhead, $15.00; 3
Roundhead Cocks, $48.00; Hens,
$2.50 and $5.00 ea., Stags, $1.50
and $3.00 ea.; Pullets, $1.50 and
$2.50 ea. in lots of 4 or more. L.
Q. Benefield, Cedartown, Rt, 1. ia

1 purebred Ginn Red Cork,









Letters answered. R. E. Pate,
Avera.

Pure Cornish Young Hens,
and: Cockerels, 2 for $3.50; No
less than 2 shipped. Fine for
straight or cross breeding. O.
C. Bradberry, Covington, Rt. 1,
Box 135.

Purebed Dark Cornish Cockers
els, spring hatch, $1.75 ea.; 2,



o Brown, Colquitt, Rt. 3, Box | $3.00

. L. A. Simpson, Sparta,
Rta | bto4


POULTRY FOR SALE ~



POULTRY FOR SALE

POULTRY FOR SALE _

FARM HELP WANTED |



_ Ginn Gray Stags, $5.00 ea.;

_ few Fullets $3.50; Hens, $5.00.
N.S. Crow, Royston.
3 purebred Dark Cornish

March Stags, $2.00 ea. Exchange

' for 6 pullets, same breed. Ship

* hatch, 4-5 lbs.

anywhere, E. E. Cavin, Sen

merville, Rt. 3.

Clipper Stags, Apr.
$3.00 ea; 6 Ib.
cock, not trimmed, $5.00; Also

5 Law

4 Hens, 2 yrs. old, $2.00 ea
$15.00 for lot. Guar. dead game
Charles Wade, Pelham, P. O |

Box 52
Purebred White Cornish

~ March Cockerels, $2.50 ea. Mrs.







$3.50 ea,
Holley, Parrott, Rt. 1, Box 27.

O. L. Craft, Lavonia, Rt. -2.-

10 Dark Cornish Cockerels,
4 mos, old, $3.00 ea. my home;
Exp. Collect... J. L.

1950 Pit Games, Stags, guar.
Can furnish regardless price or
breed. J. Robert Westmoreland,

. Toecoa, Rt, 3, Box 92.

Cornish, 2 yr. old Rooster,
$3.00 also 1 ea. bantam roostet
and hen, $3.00, Add _ postag
Mrs. J. EE. Sorrells, Royston

Pure Dark Cornish Cockerels,
$2.00 ea. No less than two ship-
ped. H. W. Thurmond, Bo Tes
ton,

= 34 "Ib, Claiborn: .Warhorse
Cross Cock, 2 yrs, old $5.00; Clai-
borne-Warhorse, pullets. $2.00
ea. C. L, Griffin, Gainesville,
Oak St.

LEGHORNS:

2 Black Leghorn Pullets, 1
Rooster, $4.50. Lockard Bell,

' Atlanta, 2077 Phair Rd., N. E.





_ or more, $1.50 ea. At barn.



(Tel. Cr. 4390).

12 Brown Leghorn April Pul-
lets, 3 A grade, laying, $1.25 ea.
Will ship. Cash or P, O. Money
Order.

215 best W. L. hens, laying
70 perct. $2.25 ea. for lot, if
sold at once. Jack Hinton, "Ate
Janta, 929 Victory Dr. S: Ww
RA 7939,

45 White Leghorn and Black
Minorca Cross Pullets, 4 A
grade, beginning to lay, $100.00
or $2.50 ea. No checks. B. J.
Reece, Jr., Cartecay.

White Leghorn Hens, 26-11%
yrs. old, purebred, AAA, Sami
did layers, $1.50 ea, Mrs. 8. J.
Akers, Fender.

10 purebred large Top Comp
White Leghorn Roosters, AAAA
grade pullorum controlled, fry-
er size $12.50 or $1.60 ea; 2
Mrs
gehen Highland, Lavonia, Rt.

100 White Leghorn 4-A 1949
hatch hens, $1.50 ea. lots of 10
or more, at my home. Mrs, O.
i. Roberts, Dallas, Rt, 1,

200 large W. L. pullets, 50

pet. laying, March hatch. W. D.
Westbrook, Tucker. phone
Clarkston < 574,

MIS. CHICKENS:

About 25 fat friers and 20
hens, some laying. Reasonable,
Mrs, W. H. Bradshaw, Logan-
ville. Rt. 2,

PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS,
PIGEONS, QUAIL, DOVES,
ree:

Ringneck Pheasants, $3.00 ea.
$5.00 pr. W. D, Beenett, Molena.

Golden Pheasants, early spring
hatch, $7.50 pr.; Few Mutant
Cocks, $3.00 ea. C. Whit Turner.
McDonoush.

10 Common Pigeons, $5.00
fob. Send MO, Malcolm McMil-
Jan, Bartow, Box 13.

Quail (old bob whites) ready
for stocking, $6.00 pr. fob. B
L. Walters, Fitzgerald, 707 5S.
Grant St.

Golden and Silvver Pheasants,
2 yrs. old, Golden, Amherst,
1950 hatch. Chinese Ring Necks
elso Bob White and Chukars,

Quail, 1950 hatch. Harry A
Wasden, M. D., Quitman.
Ringneck Pheasant 1950

_ Cocks, full grown, $4.00 ea. N

O. Newman, Atlanta, 2536 Bu-
fod Hwy.

Approx, 10 mated pairs Giant
White Kings, $5.00, $7.50 pr.; 5
pairs Colid Black Modenas,
$6.50 pr.; 25 prs. Bronze Modena,
$2.50 to $25.00 pr. Show. type.
JH. Deaton, Columbus, Box

>

e, | Jenkinsburg,

Mrs. B. C, Helton, Lo-
-omsboro, Rt. 3. ra



One pair 3 yr. old Peafowls,
fine specimen. W. L. Jessup,
Eastman. :

10 Common Pigeons, $5.00,

fob, Send MO. Malcolm Mc-
Millan, Bartow, Box 13.
10 Common Pigeons, $5.00

for lot, fob. Send MO. Malcolm
McMillan, Bartow, Box 13.

Bob White Quail, healthy,
$5.50 pr. up to five pairs; Over
5 prs., $4.50 pr. W. H. Reeves,
Savannah, Rt. 4, Box 203.

Fully grown young Ringneck
Pheasants for breeders, April
1950 hatch $3.25. ea.; Also 5
male Pheasants for sale. J. H.
Barr, Lumpkin,

REDS: NH, RI, OR OTHERS:

25 NH Reds, laying hens, 10
mos, old, $2.00 ea. Exhange for
Seed Oats, Rye Grass, Clover,
or Fescue Seed; -Mrs, Clifford
Smith Sr, Baxely Rt. 4

50 New Hampshire Red and
BR Pullets, cross breed, 6 mos.
old, $1.50 ea, A. R. Rosser,

|

40 NH Red Pullets, 4 mos.
old, $1.25 ea. R. C, Murray,
Stockbridge, Rt. 1.

6 Best NH Pullets, Prize win- |:

ners, 1950 hatch, laying, ship-

ped in light crates, $3.25 ea.
MO. Mrs. Geo. L. Griffin,
Pinehurst.

8 NH Pullets, beginning to lay,
and roosters $17.00; 13 NH Pul-
lets, 2 Roosters, 9 wks. old,
$11.00, $25.00 for lot, Doyle F.|
Miner, Stone Mountain, Rt. 1

200 three weeks old NH Red
Chicks, 35 ea Exp. col.; 2)
pullets, ready to lay, $1.50 ea.
T. B. McCall, Quitman, Rt, 3,
Box 62,

80 fine Columbian Hampshire
3 A Pullets, June hatch, $1.75
ea. at my home. C, G. Callahan,
Blackshear, Rt. 2, *

14 NH and 12 BR Pullets,
Feb. hatch, laying, $2.00 ea.;
31 White Rock Pullets, Apr
hatch, soon laying,
Will not ship. 1% mi, of Ben
Hill, Campbellton Rd. Felton
Moulder, Atlanta, Rt. 4, Box
440.

700 NH Red Pullets, 14 wks.
old, $1.35 ea. Lamar Woediiff,
Alpharetta, Rt. 1.

60 NH Red Hens, 7 roosters,
9 mos. old, $1.00 ea, at my farm.
Will sell any amount, W. C.. Mc-
Intyre, Oxford, Rt. 1,

2 fine 4 A NH Reds, March
hatch cockerels, $2.50 ea.; Two
1949 hatch, $2.00 ea. Will ship.
No checks. Mrs, G, C. Clifton,
Millen, Box 137.

Large RI Cockerel and 12
Blue Ribbon 4 H Hens, vaccin-
ated and bred to lay, hatched
Feb. 15, 1950, laying, $3.00 ea.
MO. Shipped in light crates.
Mrs, R. C. Sanders, Vienna,

50 NH Red March Pullets,.
beginning to lay, $1.00 ea. Call
Ra. 7906 after 6 P. M. F. HB.
Crespo, Atlanta, 924 Dill Ave.,
SW:

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,
GEESE, ETC:

4 real nice Geese, $10.00. Will
not pay shipping charges, J. J.
Dupree, Acworth, Rt. 1

Around 70 pure White Afcic-
an Guineas, $70.00 for lot fob,
$1.20 ea. Will not ship unless
entire lot taken. J. M. Jones,
Grayson,

5 Bronze Turkeys, 2 toms, 3
hens, 7 mos. old, $20.00 or $5.00
ea. 34% mi, W. Powder Springs.
Miss Bobbie Dale Austin, Powd-
er Springs, Rt. 1,

15 young speckled Guineas,
half grown, 50c ea, at my place.
Mrs. Sarah Smith, Douglas,|
Abele

2 Muscovy ducks and 1 drake,
$5.00 FOB, Mrs. Mrs. W.
Maddox, Griffin, Rt. C,

11 Guinea Hens and 2 Roost-
ers, $16.25. No COD. Mrs. M.
H. Sellers, Baxley, Rt. 1, Box
15%

Common Geese, 8 Ganders,
9 Geese, $2.50 ea.; Will not ship:
3 prs. Common Mallard Ducks,
$3.00 pr.; 5 pr. White King Pig-
eons, mated, $2.50 pr.; Also Com-
mon Bantam, hens, $1.00 ea;
Roosters, :



$1.75 ea.|"

-rell, Empire, Rt, 1.

rett, Wray, Rt. 2.

| Pheasant Rooster not over 5



7 Guineas, Speckled and
White crossed, 5 hens, 2 roost-
ers, $10.00. FOB, Checks or
MO, No: COD: A; . Craig;
Kingston, RFD 2,

6 B. B. Turkey Hens, 12 lb.
ea.; 1 Tom, 25 lIbs., all 1 yr, old
$35.00, Ship anywhere. Mrs.
Fannie Fendley, Danburg, Rt.
1, Box 48.

Spring hatch BB Bronze
Turkeys, $4.00, $5.00, $6.00 ea.;
Speckled Guineas, $3.75 and
$4.00 pr.; Chinese and Mongolian
Ringneck Pheasants, $10.00 pr.:
Bob White Quail, $8.00 pr.; Biue
Peafowl, $40.00 pr, No checks.
Mrs. Helen Street, Atlanta, Rt.
2;

8 Grown Geese, $5.00 ea. Ship
anywhere. Mrs. M, F. Gaddis,
Quitman, Box 427,

WHITE ROCKS:

8 White Rock hens, eason-
able price. Del, in Stockbridge
vicinity. R. C. Murray, Stock-
bridge, Rt. -1.

WYANDOTTES:

1 March hatch purdbred R. C,
Silvver Lace rooster, 4-A. high
laying strain, $2.25. J. F, Carnes,
Rome, 11 Stephens St,

POULTRY WANTED



ANCONAS:

Want Ancona Rooster for
breeding purposes. Prefer Shep-
ard strain, State age, and reason-
able price, Ozielee C. Okerr,
Atlanta, 644 Ashby St. N. W._

BANTAMS:

Exchange 4,Muscovy Ducks,
2/3 grown for 6 Bantam Pul-
lets or Young Hens. Deliver
radius of 25 miles, Leon F. Paris,
Mableton.

CORNISH, GAMES:

Want small number Purebred
Bull Dog Strain Cornish. James
W. Cartledge, Columbus, 2326
Lumpkin Road. i

Want Game Cocks, well bred,
6 lbs. 4 oz, weight and up, free
of all defects. No culls, Emmitt |
Caldwell, Senoia, Rt, 1.
DUCKS:

Want White Pekin Drake,
large stain, not over 1 yr. old.
State price. Miss Gladys Har-

Want 5 White Pekin Ducks,
1 Drake, 1 yr. old, also 2 pr ea.
White, Blue pigeons. Mrs, W.
S. Quarterman, Mountain City.

GEESE:

Want 3 White Emden Geese,
this years hatch, State weight
and price. Letters answered.
William H, Murray, Graysville.

LEGHORNS:

Want 50 to 75 W. L, Pullets,
at reasonable price. Robert M.
Hall, Reynolds.

Want White or Brown. Leg-.
horns, 50 to 250, about 5 or 6
mos, old preferred, di
no culls, 3 A or 4 A. Albert Bar-

Want 10 or 15 purebred Brown
Leghorn Hens, laying, not over
1 yr, old R..C. Holloway, Man-
chester, 519 Indianola Drive.

MIS, CHICKENS:

Want 200-500 laying pullets
of high producing stain for half
of profit. You furnish pullets.
Call 4902, or write: Mrs. Don-
ald Dubberly, Glennville, Rt. 4.

Want 20 Pullets, 5 or 6 mos.
old 3 or 4 A stock, ready to lay
for Cash R. T. Miller, Fairburn, |
RtiZ.

NH REDS:

Want 1950 hatch 150 to 200
NH or White Rock Laying Hens.
Laura Hartline, Rising Fawn.
PHEASANTS:

Want 1 Chinese

.

Ringneck

mos, old. Lee R. Sudderth, oo
ford, Rt. 1.
QUAIL:

Want 1 young Female Bob
White Quail, 1950 hatch, State
cash price. Raleigh Pruitt, La-
vonia, Rt. 2, 5
REDS:

Want 20 RI Red Pullets from
3 to 6 mos. old. Will ets all of

and help with light
chores. No milking or heavy |.
work: May have own garden|

| desired,

free, i

Ast letter. 15 yrs.

Want nice clean, middle age}

white woman to live on farm
with woman and do light farm
chores. All conveniences. Mrs.

Hazel utler, Fort Benning,
Box 1552. :
Want clean, unencumbered

white woman to live with fam-
ily of two + modern farm
home, Private room with pri-

vate bath and fair salary in | se

exchange for light farm chores
on farm. Mrs. Mildred Harms,
Savannah, Care Oakhurst Farm,
White Bluff Rd. -

Want white man ard wife to
live on premises, care for live-
stock, garden, etc. House, elec.,
ate, telephone furnished.
Must have -r and be Chris-
tians. Have Mondays off and
$25.00 weekly salary. W. A.
Brand, Atlanta, Care Fulton
Co. Court House. (Wa. 5310.
Ext. 232), ai

Want young man interested
in growing and caring for}
shrubbery, an honest, willing |
worker who desires regular |
employment. Write giving age,
family, perience, and what

you expect, O. D. Edege, Colum- |
bus, 9-12th St.

Unencumbered woman, 30-55
yrs. old to help with chickens
and light farm work on farm.

|$2. daily. Liv. as one of fam- |
Clyde |'

ily. Give references. |
Cookerly, Ringgold, Rt. 1.

-Want refined white woman
to live as one of.the family
farm

spot and -aise chickens also if
Comfortable room,
reasonable salary. Mrs. R. J.
White, Lithonia, Rt: 3.

Want nice clean white wom- |-

an to live in home on farm |.
with just husband and_ self}
and do light farm chores.
Good home. Answer all letters.
Mrs. R. L. Moore, Lake Park,
Rt. 3, Box 60.

Want at once young woman

for farm chores on farm.,. Pri-

va room and salary. No ob-

jection to small child. Need at
once. Mrs, L. W. Todd, canter

Rizal,

Vv nt middle age
couple to tend chickens, cattle,
garden. other light farm chores |
on farm. House, lights, running
water, milk, butter, eggs, meat,
vegetables, and $75. mth; 4
miles Decatur. Dr. Wm. W.
Smith, Decatur, 3550 Glenwood
Rd.

Want negro family- to live in

3.R house, frame, with lights,

on Newton Co. farm, well
water. School route: Do light
farm chores, milk and care for
chickens, ete. Can farm on

halves if desired. Contact: L.

Ps Thomas, comaaton, Rte: 2:



POSITIONS WANTED.



Colored man and wife (with |?
3 children) want job on cattle
farm as caretaker. Good house,

water, wood, lights, near school.
Can move self, Have one truck, |,

Weekly salary. M. Jenkins,
Gainesville, 828 E. High St.

50 yr. old man wants job as
caretaker of farm. Good health.
Best of refer 1ces. Can paint,

do carpentry and general re-
pair work. Also livestock and
poultry .experience, Must be

permanent, Edgar S. Clark, At-

lanta, 746 Marietta St., N. W.

Single colored man (with
artificial arm) wants job on

poultry or livestock farm, with

room, board. State wages in
experience.
David Stanley, Atlanta, 1331
W. Wesley Rd. N. W. -

| colored i

light farm. wor
and 1H crop ne:
tor work. L.

Dudley, Rt. Ad

Want good 2 H fart
with good hous 3
bus and chureh r
cept blacksmith, cute
raising job. Have :

six. Martin E Dickey,
" Ex-G1 wants on-the jo

Ga. Have wife, B/seee.
experience with tract
Martin, Danburg, Rt

mail route,
mee houses, t

Want Job. on a pr
Bee or eon Coz ' By ar

sire near church.
Scoggins, Blairsville.
89. oe

cae ee ;

Want job on farm as

mos any kind machinery.
yrs. old, 2 boys (14 and
Lifetime experience. Bes:
references. Can take ck
first of 1951. Arywhi
State particulars. Lette:
swered. Odes Hamilton,
Cross, Rick ie

Want man with small
white or colored, to.
flowers, garden, e
house, wood, water, c
to school, churches,

gts Phone eveni
Gq. Slaughter, ,
tain, Rt. 1.

basis, good. ee ho

pentry, repair an:
tractor or truck, other
work. Desire mostly :
All letters ans d.
Strickland, Kings

| Box 28. :

Want white me
middle age, well
for farm work on
and honest. Go

Brooks, Nashville

Veteran and wite
raising chicke
stock and truck :
ng). Have to be
fer place North G
Mulinix, Cafe |





Dalton, Rt. 2.





33 bulls a for breeding
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