Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1951 June 20

Vom Linder Commissioner








WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1951

NUMBER 4)






rial By TOM | By TOM LINDER
>

a June 15, 1951, ie Commis-
of Agriculture held a hearing in
te Chamber at the State Capitol,
md consider the views of those
e opposed to requiring certified
be free of noxious weed seed.









e parties having had an oppor-
express their views, the Com-
of Agriculture, after confer-
the Seed Advisory Committee,
that, as of July 1, 1951, all
seed sold in Georgia must be
free of all noxious weed seed,










Georgias Seed Laws. .



pose of the Seed Laws is to
farmers of the State in buy-
The purpose of the Crop Im-
t Association is to encourage
ction of good and pure seed in








ad ample time since the enact-
ese laws to perfect the pro-





avoid the necessity for farmers
contaminated seed any longer.






ber of seedmen wanted to delay




However, we know from ex-





for it.




you purchase certified seed,
ook for the blue tag and then
e blue tag and see if it is filled




ous weed seed.





ler receiving any certified
otaining noxious weed seed should
is office immediately.

the law of the State, all Pedi-
Certified and Registered
Id in this State shall not be sold
parties selling shall have prop-
stered with the Georgia Depart-
f Agriculture, the lot number, va-
nd kind, name and address of
and history of the seed, and must
with the Commissioner of Agri-
certified copy of certification,
by the certifying agency of the
which seed were produced.

certified seed sold in Georgia
compliance with this require-
withheld from sale.





















rtified Seed Must Be Clear
OF Noxious Weed Seed



> hearing, lasting about three

in Regulation 8, for the enforce- |

All seed producers and deal-

ocessing and cleaning of seed,

action on the matter for anoth- |

at if it were delayed another |
eat many people would still not ~

be sure that it does not show ~



other e

noxious weed seed. It costs a lot of
money to produce good seed and it costs
the farmer a lot of money to buy good
seed. Certainly, he should not pay a
big price for seed that are not good and
that are not free from noxious weed seed,
We have enough of our lands infested
with noxious weeds. Lets try not to
spread it any further. :

This will not cause any fewer seed to
_be pia leee for planting. Seed which



would have been sold as certified seeq
will have to be sold as commercial
seed, but in compliance with the Stata

Law.

I have called another meeting of the
Seed Advisory Committee for Monday,
July 2nd, at 9:00 A. M., to see if we cam
further reduce the number of noxioud
weed seed and other crop seed in some
commercial planting seed.



During World War I, when meat was
rationed, there were those who went in-
to the business of slaughtering horses,
mules and donkeys to sell to people to
eat. At that time, there was no law on
the book against the sale of horse meat:
for human consumption.

In 1943, the Legislature passed an Act
regulating the sale of horse meat and
outlawing the sale of dog meat in the
State.

After the War, when controls were
taken off, we had no more trouble with
horse meat until recently. Now it is be-
ginning to appear in places again. Very
few people in Georgia will eat horse

meat if they know it.

In accordance with the Act of the Leg-
islature and under authority vested in
the Commissioner-of Agriculture and the
Department of Agriculture, I have issued
a regulation requiring each and _ every
place dispensing horse meat to carry a
sign over each entrance to the place of
business in letters not less than eight in-
ches in height, stating, Horse Meat for
Sale. Also requiring a like sign to be
carried on the inside of the place of busi-
ness at each place, container, display
case, refrigerator, or cooler, where meat
is handled and.sold, in not less than eivht
inch letters stating, Horse Meat for

Sale.

Every place selling horse meat in any
form which has electric signs advertising
the place of business or merchandise,
must also have a like electric. or neon
sign showing, Horse Meat for Sale.

. Every restaurant, hotel, drug store or
other eating place is required to ascer-
tain, in purchasing any kind of ground
meat, sausage, stew or other meat prep-
arations, whether or not it contains any
horse meat, mule meat, donkey meat or
meat and, if so, they: are re-





MEAT

quired to carry at the top and bottom of
each menu, bill of fare or other adver-
tising matter, the words, Horse Meat
Sold Here and Served in our Dishes.
Any person found selling horse meat in
any form without complying with all of
these requirements, will be presumed to
be intentionally a party to the sale of
horse meat and to violating the law reg-



- ulating the sale of horse meat.

Anyone violating this law is subject to

a fine of $1,000.00 in each case and one

year in prison.
FOOD IS SCARCE

The world is hungry. I have before
me the Chicago Daily Tribune dated
June 11, 1951, which carries a long arti-

_cle on the disappearance of the horse

from the farms in England. Some of tr

high points in this article show that, i
1948, 120,000 horses were slaughtered in
Britain for human consumption and there
has been an enormous increase since
then. The International League for the
Protection of Horses confirmed the in-
crease. The Royal Society for the Pro-
tection of Animals announced that, a.
the present rate of consumption, there
will be no horses left in Britain a decade
or so from now.

In 1939, 987,450 horses worked or
grazed on the farms of Britain. This has
now been reduced to less than half. The
article goes on to say that the average
horse in Britain today sells to the slaugh-
ter houses for $140.00 against $55.00 be-
fore the war. This article also shows that
donkeys have trebled in price because
they are being butchered for meat.

Some of these days we are going to
need all the horses and mules we can get
in this country in order to get enough

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Bulletin, nor for any transaction resulting from published
* notices,

Tom Linder, Commissioner

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Ailanta, Ga,



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SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



1 H wagon for sale at reason-
able price. On BufordCumming
Hwy. W. M. Porter, Buford.

Farmall Model H traetor and
19-B harrow, equipped with re-
mote control, used 6 mos., good
cond, Phone 7043. Edward Wash-
ington, Jackson,

2 Nesbitt Bug Catchers, 2
row models, fittings for J. D.
tractors but can be used with
any, Fred Flanders, Dublin,
RED 6.

1948 NCM Case Pick-up baler,
used very little, $1300. J. H.
Cornwell, Smithville, RFD 1.

Good 2 H wagon, slightly used
Subsoiler, good Fertilizer Dis-
tributor, excellent rubber tires,
one lot slightly used galvanized.
chicken equipment cheap. Mrs.
Hugh L. White, Stockbridge.

Intl. M, Hay Press with pul-
ley, $125.00; Two pairs 48 in.
Mill Stones, $200. pr. with
spindles. FOB. iP ss Ek Dunbar,
Augusta, 711 Fenwick St.

Deering Mule Drawn Mow-
ing Machine and Rake, only
minor repairs needed, $40, at
my home. Boyd Gardner, Gog-
gins, Box 99:

Farmall A 1947 traetor equip-
ped with planters, distributors,
cultivators, scratchers, 2 disc
turner, cutting: harrow, ,power
lift and take-off, $1100.00 at my
place. 2 mi. E, Eton. J. L. Long;
Chatsworth, Rt. 3.

One Ledbetter planter, extra
good shape, used 2 seasons, $25.
at my place. 1 mi, Five Fords.
po F. Fraser, Lawrenceville,

13:

THC No. 9 two horse Mowing
Machine, practically new, $90.
All letters ans. See at farm
11/2 miles S. E. Vienna. R. C.
Sanders. Vienna, Rt, 3,

Cotton Duster, used very lit-
tle, fits Farmall A and B, $100.
W. J. Hardin, Davisboro, Rt. 1.

Gin machinery: Sharpening
machines and Duplex Gummers,
hand powered, elec. machine
combine, sell all three or part
ef them cheap. Contact J. B.
Juhan, Lawrenceville, 121 St.
Mrt. St.

1950 model N 8 Ford tractor,
2 disc tiller, Cisco bush and bog
harrow, all equipment bought
in Nov. 1950. Phone 4162. A. J.
Martin -Griffin, 208 Ellis Rd.

4-80 Saw Loose Roll Com-
mander, air-blast, huller brest
Gin Stands, one extra 80 saw
cylinder and one each 9 in, and
10 in. pulleys for Sturtevant |
Fans, Can see at my place, W.
P. Roche, Dublin, East Jackson
St.

Cvle 16 in. Corn mill, com-
plete with 9 hp Wisc. air cooled
motor and belt. All like new,
for quick sale. N. Morris Nichol-
son, Talona,

Dairy equipment: can Vic-
tor Milk Cooler, complete 2 unit |
Milking Machine, excellent |
cond., all for $350. Bill Segars,
Winder, Rt. 1.

. M. tractor, 1947 model and
combine, Bush and Bog Harrow,
all A-1 cond. See at my farm.
T. K. Ewing, Lawrenceville, Rt.

co

Tractor tire size 11x38, no
holes, some tread, $25, at my
home. W: T. Allen, Danielsville,
Rteol:

Aluminum Pressure Canner,
25 liquid quarts, holds 8 quarts

Late model John Deere G
with starter, lights, power-trol
and J. D. 6 Dise Tiller, both A-
1 ccnd, Ralph E. Roper, Social



Circle. }and 9 pints at one canning, used
2
Oliver 77 tractor, also 10 dise | tek acta ee ve
Thomas Harrow. used very lit- 5
tle, o sale. E. R. Manry, Gog- | Ridgewood Lane, 8.
gins. McCormick-Deering 25-V trac-
tor mower 7 ft. cutting blade
No. 4 McCormich Mowing | i ;
Machine, in cutting shape, $30. } | hydraulic lift, A-1 cond., used

| little, newly painted. Tel. Ca.

Wil | 284%, Marvin W. Owen, Stone

not ship. Bud Holland, Dalton, | Mountain, Rt. 1.

Rt..2. | Power driven, hand feeder
Oliver Hay Press, A-1 cond.,

Oliver Riding Cul tivator with |

isd: and yao aie 8 > dian har- (208 sale, guaranteed; Also want

Intl, McCormick-Deering pick-
|
ae iS r woe a good | |up baler, motor driven, good
be ae cond, guaranteed, Cc. O. Mad-
cereee dox, Winder.
Allis-Chalmers Rotary Hoe, |
dbl, sec.,, practically new, for| 200 Chick Wynn Brooder, per-
sale. J. H. Smith, Perry, P. O,|fect cond. priced right. See
Box 15. Charles Shrum, Fitzgerald, Rt.
Intl. Ensilage cutter, good 1, Box 108.

Corn mill, 17 in. rock, in solid
steel case, guaranteed perfect
running cond., $85, V. J. Kirby,
Morganton, Rt. 1.

working cond. Intl. Green corn
binder, runs by bull wheel,
meeds slight repair, for sale. C,
R. Belcher, Perry, Rt, 2.

SECOND HAND PLANTS FOR SALE

MACHINERY FOR SALE







ee Rutger, Marg
25 Bbl. Midget Marvel Flour
Mill outfit, now running all
right, with motor, mixer. Sell
complete outfit only, at reason-
rs price, J, B. Wood, Gresham-
ville,

Fepper, and i: S~Red Hot Pep-
per, 300, $1.00; 500, $1.50; $2. 751
M, Moss packed. Prompt ship-
ment. Ready. J. M. Mullis, Brox-
ton, Rt. 2.

Chas. W., Early Jersey, Gold-
en Acre Cabbage, Marglobe and
Rutger Tomato and Collard
plants, 50c C; 500, $2.00; Sweet

Dairy equipment: 3 unit De-
Laval Milker, complete with ex-
tra pail, one 12 can dry frigi-
daire cooler box with areator
cooler, ten 10 gal. milk cans,
etc., with one horse motor never
used, Make offer. Sam Love,
Rocky Face.

3 stand Saw Gin outfit, with
dbl. Breast Lummis gins, Tailor
Boiler, Schofield engine with
press, complete, at bargain. J.
F. Warnock, Tarrytown,

packed. Marcus Williams,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Tomato plants, 500, $1.25; $1.-
75 M; Bell and Hot Peepper;
500, $1.50; $2.40 M. PP. J. P.
Mullis. Broxton.

Govt, insp. P. Potato
plants, gooc count, $2.00 M.
Prompt shipment, E. F. Wil-
liams, Alma, Rt. 1.

Calif. Wonder and Hungarian
Hot Wax Pepper Diet ms 50
M; Cabbage, 1.50 M. Ww

R.

2 H wagon with steel frame
and wheels, Cole planter, plows,
other farm (mule) tools, reason-
able price; Also Cultivators and
Power Lift for W. C, Allis-Chal-

lobe - Tomato
plants, 400, $1.00; $1.65 M; C, W.

Pepper, 25 doz.: 7c C. Moss | M-

$150. See Mr, Etheridge

Christian, Duluth, Rt. 1.

Thomaston, Rt. 1.

mers tractor. practically new,
at
farm, Duluth. Or contact Bob

Allis-Chalmers sront Mount-
ed Mower for B or C Model
tractor, 7 ft. blade, 2 blades used
3 hours, $190. Harvey McGraw,

Williams, Quitman.
Govt. insp. Copperskin P, R.

shipment. Carroll Lightsey,
Screven,
Imp. Govt. insp. Copperskin

M. Prompt shipment. L. C.



SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED

Lightsey, Screven, Rt, 1, Box
185; **:

tato plants, ready, 500, $1.50;
$2.50 M. J. L. Strayhorn, Flow-
ery Branch Rt. 1.



dairy,
George Taliaferro.

capacity 600-1200 Ibs.
Slue Ridge.

Want Hay Baler, tractor op-
erated, from power take-off, L.
P. >ingleton, Fort Valley, Rt. 3.

pick- we type). Quote make and
price. J. H. Goss, Homerville.

Want one good 2nd. ian" pow-
er Hay Baler. Will pay cash,
Ode Wilson, Murrayville, Rt. 1.

Want cultivating and planting
eavipment for 1950 Ford Trac-
tor. T. H. Moore, Milner, Rt. 1.

Want on Caterpillar Junk
Tractor, 20 or 30 hp. Alvin
Cook, ,College Park, Rt. 1.

Want good Grain Drill and
Hay Mower for J. D. Tractor,
good shape, Stute what you
have. J. A. Jennings, Dalton, Rt.

Want Block for 1920 model
Caterpillar -or Holt Tractor. Or
cons, buying tractor as junk. G.
T. Clark, Flowery %-anch,

Want a windmill tower. Will
take down if priced right. E. P.
Drexel, Tifton, Rt, 3.

Want good used seed cleaner
With=-small elevators. Very old
and worn machine will not do
my work. Describe fully and
price. H, G. Ballard, Moultrie.



PLANTS FOR SALE



Cert. Bunch P. R. Potato, Tif-
ton variety, $3. M; 10 M or more,
$2.50 M. Can load trucks; Fob
Cordele Rwy. Exp. 3000 bu.
bedded for plants. Geo. W. Reg-
ister, Cordele.

Chas. W. Cabbage, 500, $1.00;
$1.75 M; Marglobe Rutger To-
mato, 500, $1.00; $1.75 M; Ga.
and Heading Collard, 500, 85c;
$1.50 M, All plants PP in Ga.

mp packed. J, H. Davis, Mil-
ledgeville, Rt. 5.

Red and Pink Skin P. R. Po-
tato. tate insp., $2.50 M del.
by mail; $2. M Express not pre-
paid. Remit by .MO, Shipped
promptly. Major-Crow, Gaines-
ville Rt. 1.

P. R. and La, Copperskin Po-
tato, insp., certified, shipped at
once, by.mail prepaid, $2.45 M;
Express not prepaid, $2. M, Re-
mit by MO. John C. Crow,
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Cert, Copperskin and P. R.
Potato, $1.50 M; 10,000, $14.00;
Marglobe and Rutger Tomato,
$1. 50 M; Buneh Potato, $3. M.
Curtis Herndon, Surrency, Rt.
2.

.

Fresh new ground grown
Narglobe and Rutger Tomato,
$1.75 M. Postpaid; 5000, $7.50
exp. collect. Mossed and paper
wrapped for fresh delivery. I,
L. Stokes, Fitzgerald,



Want used Feed Mixer for

Want Hay Baler (one man}2

Cert. La. Copperskin Sugar
Yam Potato plants, good count,
$3.M.P S.J. Hardee, Baxley.

Govt. insp, Bunch P. R. Po-
tato, $3. M; Govt. insp. La. Cop-
perskin $1.50 M. Prompt. ship-
ment. B. OBerry, Surrency, Rt.

*

Copenhagen Market, and
Wakefield Cabbage Rutger,
Marglobe Tomato, and Collard
plants, 40ce C; 500, $1.50; $2. M;
Calif. Wonder and Ruby King
Sweet Pepper, 50c C; $3.50 M.
Lee Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2,
Box 1438. .

Copenhagen, Market, Late
Flat Dutch and- large C. W.
Cabbage, Marglobe, Favorite,
imp. New Stone, Great Balti-
more Tomato Blue Stem, Ga.
Collard plants, 300, $1.45: 500,
$1.70; $2.80 M; 3 M, $7, Open
field. Del, L. M. Garrett, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 4.

Ga. Heading Collard, Late
Flat Dutch, Copenhagen Market
Cabbage plants, $3. C, No less
300 sold; Ruby King Sweet
Pepper. 35c doz. Add postage.
2Irs. Nancy: Henderson, Elli-
jay, Rt. 3, Box 49.

No. One Imp. large C. W.
Late Flat Jutch, Copenhagen
Cabbage, Marglobe, Stone, Great
Baltimore Tomato, Ga, and =
Fashion Collard plants, $1.85
500; $2.65 M. Full count. cL
Athens Hwy. A. C. Garrett,
Gainesville, Rt. 4.

Goyt. insp. Copperskin Pota-
to, Wakefield Cabbage plants,
300, $1.00; $2.25 .M;~ 5000 up,
$2. M. exp. collect; Calif. Won-
der Pepper, 40c C; 500, $1.75;
$3.25 M; 5000 up, $3.00; Ga, Col-
lard, 400, $1.00; $2. M. Del. No
checks. iC. Ww. Smith, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2.

La Copperskin Potato, cert.,
govt. insp., good count, $1.50 M.
Prompt shipment, B. H, Mann,
Surrency, Rt. 2.

Cert. Missionary and Masto-
don Strawberry plants, $1. C,
PP. Or exchange. Tom Kittle,
Carrollton, Rt. 5.

Govt, ir sp. Copperskin La. Po-
tato, 500, $1.25; $2. M. Del. E.
C. Waldrip, Flowery Branch,
Rt.i,

Early Klondike Strawberry,
50 C; Early Green Okra seed,
25c teacup; Honey Rock Canta-
loupe seed, 40c teacup. Add
postage. Rosie Crowe, Cumming,
Rt, 1,

Love Apple (Old Fashion To-
mato) plants, damp packed, 50
ea. PP. Mrs. Herbert L. Perry,
Statham,

La. Copperskin Sweet Potato,
govt. insp., treated, full count,
$1.25 M. Del, A. F. Sheffield,
Surrency.

Govt. imsp. a Copperskin

Potato, $1.25 M; P. R. Bunch,
$3. M. Guar. good count. C. F.



Potato, ready, $1.25 M. Prompt|N. E

P R. Potato plants, ready, $1.25

Insp. Red and Pink Skin Po-.-

3
























































Huckleberry,
ft. 10c ft ae Dost
for sacks. Mrs, Da
Hazlehurst, Rt, 1, - Ba

Certfied Bunch PS
Copperskin, grown f
tips, $3. M; 10 M orm

wy. Eepre c
Register. Cordele. ,

CORRECTION:
lets, Indian Chief,
Lavender Girl,

Warrior, Red King, Vio
ty, Gorgeous, Burg
rise, Snow Prince,
for $2. 50; smaller, 3,
age under $2.50 orde
Wilson, Atlanta, 943 Gi

SEED FOR

Marae Sunflower

mo PP. Lula Stover,

A annie of clean, :
and tested Sericea se
der or other noxious
clean 100 Ib. sacks 1
for further Setails,
Mosher, Atlanta, Box
7509,

Tender Striped Ha
Garden bean seed,
postage. Floyd Thurr
mount.

Tender white Creaseba
field bean seed, 50e
change for sacks. M
Franks, Hiawassee,

Nice hand selected Ok
40c Ib.; 2 Ibs., 600. FE
ard Ray Grindle,

a

mi

1950 crop Martin
Milo, grown from pe
5e lb. in 100 Ib. bags. |
Warren, Dewy Rose.

Green Giazed Collar
Worlds Champ., 4 tbls
8 thls., $2. PP. Mrs... 1
way, Cobbtown.

Seed: i yr. old
(Washington) 25, $1.00
seed bearing age, 5, $14
zu Crowns, large 2 a
old, 5, $1.00; All semes
ed. PP. Jonathan W. Ol
con, 1381 Burton Ave.

Multiplying Beer
stort, Mrs. Tennie Blu
rig: ee

Green Glaze Collar r
new crop, 20c tbl.; 6 #
Pole Cat Crowder fp ;
Ib; 5- 1b, $1. Mrs J. ee
son, Martin. ;

Beer seed, old fa
piying California va
start. Mrs. Ella Green,

Tender White
Cornfield bean seed,
weevils, 50 cup; 3 cups
Sold in 2 cups and
Fred Mauks, Hiawasse

Cucumber seed,

Pumpkin, real sweet, |
cup. Exch, for oat
of holes. Mrs. C.
White Stone.

Brown Top Millet
cleaned, tested for g
tion and purity, 10 Ib.
ders under 100 Ibs. |
Johnson, Warrenton.

Col. and White Bung
terbean seed, 50 lb, Ex
lk for 2 print feed sacks
white, free cf holes af

dew. Each pay pon
Ernest Crosley, Baxley

A quantity of deat ag
fied, tested Sericea
taining no dodder
noxious weeds, in cle
sacks, 15 Ib. Write. Dr. |
Mosher, Atlanta, Box 1

ee

Bere

spre

2 > Fe Bf

ci

oe

a

ue Calif.
25 for good start. No
MO. Mrs, Sallie Floy:
mart, Rt. 2.

Kleckley Watermel

Citron, $1. qt. each. All
Ga. Waller Stroud, Boli it



Mann, Surrency.

Rt 1,











er,



_seed,
Cleve-

tiplying Beer seed,
tarts, $1.00; All
nipseed, 50c pt.
Mrs. Ea

k Yellow Pumpkin
fh Sunflower seed,
Nut seed, 50

,. 20e bunch. Add
_ Nellie Parker,

pe has Ger
seed, 60c pt.; Little
$2. gal.; $10. bu.;

4 packs, $1.00;
ckeyed Crowder peas,
; Sage and Catnip
doz. Add postage. L.

imming, Rt.

abs, $6. bu.; 10 bu.
50 bu. Good seed. C.
Ellaville.
Collard seed, 25c
G5: 6 T/2-07;,
Buena Vista.
up Cane seed, 25









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AND PEAS
OR SALE



own eas, $4, bu. 8.
Cordele, Rt. 2.





purity, germ. 92 pct.,
ay or beans, $4. bu.
m, Palmetto.

mixed Clay and Iron
.00; 10 bu. brown Six
2 crops yearly, $5.50.
and sound. Fob
Ship any amount. Jas.
ens, Gough. :
brabs, $6. bu.; 11 bu.
s, $5. bu. C. A. Walk-










ice peas, $2. gal.;
Crowder, $1. gal.; Al-
- Catnip plants, $1.
age, 35 C; Tomato,
ds, $3, doz.; Gourd
ack. Add pottaae. L.
umming Rt. 5.

or Clay peas, $6.00
S. Hwy. 1/2 mi. N.
a pbuh: Cs

.



ly mixed New
50 crop, gathered by
out rain, germ. 90
si tey farm, 5 mi, N.
( arrenton Hwy.











, Cornfield Beans,
Runners, 75c pt.; Al-
ried Apples. 0e lb.
more; Exchange for
. Mrs, J. Clint John-
i Rt. 3, Box 34, es

t Biloxi Soy Beans,
. G. Pender, Fort
528.

n, $5.00; Clays, $4.65;
4.50; Black Crowd-

Cueen, 12c Ib. J. H.

d., Warrenton.

e or less of 2 crop
picked for $4.50 bu.
Phone 2745. Geo. F,
idette,












weevil reated, 25c
Half Gal. Hasting
rn, 75c. Docia Harris,

ning Butterbeans,
hite Baby Limas,
olored, 40c cup, Add
Mirs. H. E, Richardson,












clean Brabham Peas,
75 bu, Running Vel-
on A spe eos
only. No shipping.
, Midville, Rt, 1.

ne in een sacks,
|, M. Reynolds, Greens-
Elm St.











good, sound 2 crop
good or eating and
6.25 bu., or $6.00 bu.,
t. C. H. Cooke, San-
t.- 2. ;









ed, | eee =

Fincher, ; sa B. Brown, Ball Ground,

$2. nuts (2 crops a year) 60c qt. in

B.} ardson, Bowdon, Rtas 8.



by | Rockdale, not uybrid, $2, bu.;



Old Time Speckled Tender
Halt Ranney Garden Beans, 50
cup; Also Yellow Dyamite Pop-
corn, 5 Ilbs., $1.00; And Vine
Peach Seed, 25c Tbl. Add post-

tenuine White Blackeyed and
Red Speckled Crowder Peas, 3
lbs., $1.00, Plus postage. No
checks, Gladys Duran, Cum-
ming, Rt. 1.

Eafly Brown 6 Weeks 2 Crop,
and heavy bearing Cream Table
Peas, 6-cups, $1.25; Streaked
Half,Runner, and Tender Blue
Pole Beans, 3 cups, $1.25; White
Bunch and Col. Running But-
terbeans, 4 cups, $1.25. PP in
Ga. Mrs. Clarence MeMillian,
Dacula, Rt. 1. \

and Brown Stringless Beans, 40c
cup; Also Pink Spanish Pea-

hull; Dry Sage 40c cup; and
Cucumber Seed, 5c pkg. PP in
Ga, G, Taylor, Buchanan, Rt. 1,

Early Brown 2 Crop Peas,
very heavy producers, good for
eating and hogs. $6.00 bu. FOB.
in 2% bu. bags. J. W. Hill,
Gough. ;

Peas, hand picked, $5.00 bu.
J, D. Kanady, Cleveland, Rt. 2.

Little Combine Peas, reclean-
ed, in 2% bu. bags, $5.00 bu. Bet-
ter prices on quanity lots, R. A.
|Eavenson| Dewey Rose.

State tested Hayseed Soy-
beans, 24% bu. bags, good germ.
and purity, $4.25 bu. D, C. Stro-
ther, Fort Valley,

Striped Half Runners, Speckl-
ed Half Runners, 50c eup; Yard
Long Beans, Foot Long Black
Pea Seed, 15c per 25; Dynamite
Popeorn, 4 oz. 15c; 20 Ib. PP.
Stamps accepted. A, S. King,
Lawrenceville, Rt. 3. i

Combine Peas, $5. bu.; $4.50.
bu. for 2 bushels or more. Mac
Cobb, Hartwell, RFD 3.

Crowders: Pole Cat, bears
until frost, White Browneyed,
Speckled Purple Hull, also
cream Table Peas, 4 cups; $1.20;
Calif. Blackeyed, 65 qt.; Calif,
Browneyed, slightly mixed, $9.
bu.; Whip-Poor-Will, $7. bu.
Add postage. Mrs. H. B. Rich-

8 bu. Clay, and 2 bu. Speck-
led Whip-Poor-Will peas, hand
picked, cleaned, each $5. bu.
Pius postage. J. O. Cantrell,
Chicopee, Box 88. :

Early Brown 6 Week Peas, 6
cups, $1.25; Few Purple Hull,
2 cups, 75c; White Half Run-
ner beans, 3 cups, $1.25; 50c
cup. Plus postage. Mrs. Lon
Ashworth, Dacula. oles

Yellow Ala. Sugar Crowder
peas, $10. bu. FOB here. E. D.
Taylor, Alma, Rt. 4. ;

Purple Hull Speckled and
Black Crowder peas, $7. bu.;
Mixed Peas, $5. bu.; Brabs, $6.
bu. FOB. All recleaned and
treated. A. L. Hamrick, Coch-
ran.



CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE -

Summers em ee

400 bu. ear corn, $1.85 bu.,
fob barn door. W. T. Flowers,
Perry, RFD.

100 bu. good hard white corn,
$2, bu. E. O. Sayer, Winston.
EGGS:

Purebred White African
Guinea eggs, $1.25 doz, PP in
Ga, J. M. Jones, Grayson,

Turkey eggs for setting, $3.
doz, Will ship COD, Mrs. C. M.
Davis, Buckhead.

Golden Sebright, Dark Corn-
ish and Brown Leghorn Ban-
tam. eggs, $3. and $5. per 15;
some breeding stock, same
price. Bob Clark, Macon, 372
Spring St.

200 bu. good heavy corn, $2.

bu, at my, farm. R, M. Tucker,
Social Circle.
125-150 bu. heavy slipped

shuck corn, $2. bu. Phone 6026.
Clyde Morris, Fairburn,

600 bu. extra fine slipped
shuck corn, Marlborrough and

$1000.00 for lot. M. L. Cordle,

Blue and White Half Runner |

corn,
Napi

2, bu, Hwy. 2i
er, Franklin, Riad.

sale. Tel. 20-12. Mrs. R, H. Rog-
ers, Metter, , s

100 bu. Yellow Hastings
Super Prolific and 200 bu.
Whatleys Prolific slipped shuck
corn, $1.75 bu. at barn; Also
Oats, $1. bu. L. P. Singleton,
Fort Valley, Rt. 3.

500-600 bu. Ear corn (What-
lays Prclific. pure) on paved
highway. Make offer. Cleon C.
vey, Thomson, Rt. 1. Phone



HONEY BEES AND BEE
SUPPLIES FOR SALE



Chunk and Strained Honey,
about half sourwood in 21/2
Ib. jars, 40c lb.; Dark Extract-
ed in lard cans, 221/2 lb.; In
glass jars, 25e lb. All glass jars
shipped only in lots of six or
twelve. Plus freight chrgs. John
W. Wilson, Blue Ridge.

- Fancy Gallberry honey, pack-
ed in six 5 lb. glass jars; comb,
$6.75; Extracted, $6.50; 12-2 1/2
Ib, jars comb, $6.75; 12-2 1/2 Ib.,
Extracted $6.50. J. T. Mullis,
Nicholls, Rt. 3.

Comb or Extracted Honey, 10
lb, pail, $3.00; 5 Ib. $1.50 del.
including 3rd zone; 4-10 Ib.
pails, $10.00; 6-5 Ib. pails, 6-5
lb, and 12-21/2 lb. in large
mouth jars, each $7.50; Also
want Bees Wax delivered to me
at 40c lb, Rev, Curd Walker,
Soperton, Rt. 1.

Pure honey, Extracted: 6-10
Ib, tins, $12.00; 12-21/2 Ib. big
mouth glass jars, $7.00; 24-16
oz, round mouth glass jars, 36.;
1-60 Ib. serew top can, $9.50;
12-21/2 lb. big mouth jars
chunk comb, $7.50. Shipped
promptly, John A, Crummey,
Jesup.

Fresh Honey for sale, locally
produced, Tel. Ca. 2433, W. E.
Livingston, College Park, 420
W. John Calvin Ave.

This years pure strained hon-
ey in pint and quart jars 40c
pt.; 75c -qt.; $3. gal. Fob, Cash
with order. J. V. Gowen, Sr.,
Folkston. -

New crop table honey; comb,
case twelve 21/2 Ib, jars, $7.50;
Cs. six 5 lb. jars, $7.25; Extract-
ed, Case twelve 2 lb. jars, $6.;
Cs. six 5 Ib. jars, $6.50. Fob. H.
F. York, Jr. Jesup,

Pure bright honey, new crop,
packed in quart jars, 12 jars to
case, $9. Cs, Fob here. J. W.
Sherman, Alma, Rt. 1.

Red Crimson Clover -honey,
extracted or chunk, 10 lb. pail,
$2.75. Parcel post prepaid. D.

200 bu. white slipped shuck

2000 bu. good white corn for





-

HORSES AND MULES



Reg. uernsey Male Calf,
well marked, 5 mos. eld, $100
at the farm. A. H. Thurmond,

Farmington. :

Jersey Cow, 2nd. calf 4 mos.
old, now giving 2% gal, milk
daily, gcntle, bred to Guernsey
Male, $165.00 at my place near
Macland. Ted Judkins, Powder
Springs, Rt, 2, :

Purebred Guernsey Bull, 3
mos. old. sired. by Riegeldale
Melbas Fortunate, out of daugh-
ter of Emory. Write for details
or come ee. Roy Bryan, Trion,
Box 451.

3 reg. Dbl. Standard Polled
Hereford Build, approx, one yr.
old, good breeding for sale. W.
C, Harris, Winder. :



HORSES AND MULES
~ FOR SALE



Good mare mule, about 1200
lbs., work anywhere, $50.00; Al-
so 2 H wagon, $35.00; Several
Guano Distributors, $5. ea.; corn,
pea and bean planter, $7.50;
other farm tools, All good cond.
BOY Travis, Riverdale, Tel.
5415.

6 yr. old mare mule, about
900 Ibs., for sale; Also practical-
1; new guano distributor, plant-
er and 20 bu. corn for sale cheap
or trade for cattle. Will not sell
separately. No letters. 21/2 mi.
Marietta just off Powder
Springs Rd, Fred Cunningham,
Marietta,

- One pair horse aules, around
1400-1600 Ibs., 8 and 9 yrs. old,

at $125.00; or both for $225. See
on The Yancey Farm in Doug-
las Co, J. C, Peavy, Douglas-
ville, Rt, 2. :

Small, gentle, black mule for
sale. See at cy place 3 mi.
Lovejoy. To right just below
New Hope Church, O, W.
Sparks, Hampton, Rt. 2.

5 yr. old Saddle horse; Also
young Jersey bull; And Ford-
son tractor for sale. J. W. Har-
vison, Jonesboro, Tel. 5157.

Mare horse, 5 yrs, old, well
broke, gentle, works well, 1200
lbs., for sale or trade for pigs
of equal- value. Geo. J. Fuller,
Fayetteville, Rt. 3.

Beautiful, frisky riding horse,
sleek and fat, 5-7 yrs. old. $75.
Trade for livestock or what
have you, Richard Curtis, Mont-
ezuma, -

Small Black Gentle mule,
works anywhere, for _ sale
cheap. See at my place, 3 mi.
Lovejoy to right -just below
New Hope Church, O. W.
Sparks, Hampton, RFD 2.

Black mare mule for sale or
trade for pig, calf, or anything
can use. Party bring what he
desires to be traded. About 2
mi S, E, Lifsey Springs, A. A.



Russell, Meansville, Rt. 1.



M Kirkland, Summertown,



W. E. Aycock, Moultrie,

AUCTION SALE

An auction sale of Reg. Hereford and Polled Hereford
cattle, bulls, cows with calves, open and bred heifers
50 or more head, will be held Friday, June 29, at Live-
stock Auditorium, Moultrie. Everyone invited. Write:







POTATO

A dollar deposit is required

fice, your County Agent, or

C. H. Alden, Director
Georgia Department of
432 State Capito





Rome, Rt. 1.

i



Atlanta :

NOTICE TO GROWERS OF SWEET

If you expect to sell sweet potato plants in 1951 and
have not already made application to the Department
of Entomology, please do so before July 15, 1951. Unless
applications are received before our inspectors arrive
in your section, it will be necessary to charge mileage
for return trips. There is no fee charged for this serv-
ice, providing applications are sent in by July 15th.

plication blanks will be furnished on request by this Of-

PLANTS

with each application. Ap-

your Agricultural Teacher.

Entomology

work single or double, sell one | 557

FOR SALE



Copper Colored Mare, 5 yr
old, 3 gaited, 15 hands, gentle,
for sale. Mrs. John J. Rose, Du-
luth, RFD 2. ; :

One pair very small work
mules, 2 yrs. old, 260 Ibs. ea,
both exactly alike, white stock.
ing feet, fat, sound, brown, for
sale, E, B. Birdsong, Woodiand.
Phone 2412.

8 Tenn. Walking Horses, top

night Sun and Merry Maker,
$150. _to $600. ea. Trade for
purebred cattle, milch or beef
type. T. E. Fletcher, Cordele,
30414th Ave. E

2 good mules, work any-

Robt. H. Norrell, Gainesville.

Good mare, 8 yrs. old, 1100.
Ibs., gentle, work anywhere, for
sale. See at my place. W. H.
Rochester, Atlanta, 334 St.
Johns Ave, (Back of Lakewood
Park),

4 yr. Tenn. Walking mare, 16.
hands, red roan, Merry Bo
Wilsons Allen cross; Also
Holstein Heifers, 1 freshen 26
days, other in November, for
sale. C. C. Gresham, Atlanta,
5010 Ptree-Dunwoody Rd., N.
W. Ch. 2087. ;

6 yrs., both saddle horses, 1
Colt, 6 mos. old, for sale. Phone
38731. Vannie Williams, Savan-
nah, (White Bluff). - 4

1100 lb. Mare mule for sale
o: trade for good sow or hog
of any kind. 11/2 mi, Lake-
wood on Prayer Rd. H. G.
Thompson, Atlanta, Rt. 9, Box

Good plow mule for sale at
reasonable price, W. L. Wilson,
Sparta. : ;

For Service or Sale, extra
good Georgia raised Jack (his

me at my farm, 11/2 mi. West
Cleveland in White C, K. S.
Price, Cleveland, Rt. 4.



RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE



12 White rabbits with pink -
eyes, 9 wks. old, $1.50 ea.; Lot
for $15. Raleigh Pruitt, La--
venia, Rt. 2.

Rabbits: 6 Black and 5 Grey
Checkered Giants, 5 Black
Giants, 4 Grey, all 8 wks. old,
$2.50 pr. FOB. Ship anywhere.
Mrs. Sarah ONeal, Concord, P.
O. Box 104.

Genuine Calif. cross Hybrid
rabbits, bucks\and does, ready
to mate, stock from originator
of breed, for sale. Mrs. Jack
Sanders; Macon, 131 First St.

Ped, Angora Rabbits, 2 and
3 mos. old, $2.50 ea. Mrs. R, K.
Parrish, Attanta,
Dr; NE.

Select strain of ped. rab-
bits, for good breeding stock
in NZW, heavy wt. Chinchillas
and Checkered Giants, Ship
anywhere in U. S. A: Spencer
Strange, Hartwell, 602 Savan-
nah St.

Rabbits, all ages, from ped,
stock, $1. ea. Kenneth Moulder,
Duluth, P.O: Box 111.

NZW Rabbits, 3 and 4 mos.
old, $2.50 pr. L. M. King, At-
lanta, 1887 Avon Ave. S. W.
Ra. 8202.

N. Z. White rabbits, 10 wks.
old, $2.50 pr., $3.50 trio, Exp.
Col, Rev. J. A. Yawn, Alma,
RE. ls

Rabbits, 8 wks, old, $2.50 ea.
Exch, for quail, quail chicks,
doves, or quail size Bantam
rooster and hens, FOB, H. J.
Brown, Covington. Me

Rabbits: Purebred NZWs, 5
bucks, 51/2 mos, old, $4 ea.; 12
Virgin Does, 31/2 mos. ald,
$3.50 ea.; 40 Meat Rabbits, $1.
ea Also does with litters. Mrs.
C T. Mashburn, Rebecca, Rt. 1.

Finest NZW Rabbits, bucks
and does, 3 mos. old, $3, ea.
Mrs. John H. Butler, Forsyth,
RFD 2,

3 Angora Buck Rabbits, 4
mos. old, $4. ea. NZR and
Chinchillas crossed for . meat
urposes, T. C. Boswell, But-









er, POB 254.

,



where, $125.00; or $75. ea, Mrs.











1




2 mares, one 8 yrs. old, other ~

colts are of the best). Contact



64 Maddox
















breeding, mostly sired by Mid-





























































-' Ship Exp. Col. anywhere. P. J.











HORSE MEA

(Continued from Page One)

_ crops grown for food. We had better try
to raise enough beef and pork and poul-
try for our tables and build up a horse
and mule population to have on hand
when gasoline gets scarce and the old
tractors have to go in the shed.

We are a nation more dependent on oil

tions of the earth put together. We had Any place found si
better think on these things. for dog feed or other
~ | who is ae all meat
P. S. Each place, slaughter se

wells and oil refineries than all the na-

abattoir or other place slaughtering any
horses, mules, donkeys or other equine
animals for human consumption are re- -
quired to have all animals inspected by
a qualified veterinarian who is on our








RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE

SHEEP & GOATS
FOR SALE



Ped. Chinchilla, NZW and
Checkered Giant rabbits, 8-10
wks. old, plenty of fryer sizes,
for sale. Letters ans. Ship
- COD. J. R. Lawson, Social Cir-
cle.

6 Wks. old White and a
cavies, large type, $1.50 ea.

Hasty, Doerun, Box 73.

Cavies, $2.50 pr. at my place.
Prepaid, Jennie Jolley, Atlanta,

1338 N. Hightower Rd.
Calif. Junior rabbits, from
reg. show winners, pedigreed,

for sale. H. C. Bierman, Jr., Al-
bany, 217 Telfair Ave.

2 mos. old heavy wt. Chin-
chillas, bucks or does, $4. ea.;
Ped. papers furnished, Letters
ans. Ship COD RR Express
anywhere. John L. Parrott,
Macon, 2366 Miller Field Rd.,
Rt. 6.

NZW Virgin Does, 3-4 mos,
old, good breeders, heavy milk-
ers. satis. guar., also meat rab-

_bits for sale. J. C, Humphries,
Atlanta, 710 Bolton Rd., Rt. 8.
Tel. Am. 4614.

NZW exclusively, ped. stock,
good bone and type, large lit-
ters, heavy milkers, all ages,
satis. guar, for sale. Walker E.
Smith, Atlanta, 2684 Collier Dr.,
N. W. RA. 9990,

- 8-10 wks. old Silver Martens
and Checkered Giant Rabbits.
ucks from separate litter, ped.
furnished; Also 50 fryers, $1.
ea.; 12 grown does, no ped., few
bucks, Letters ans. promptly.
Will ship anywhere. Charles
Knowles Jr., Columbus, MR 1
Warner Rd.

NZ rabbits, 3 mos. old, $1.50
r.; Purebred Chinchilla Buck:
3. Sell entire lot at bargain.
Marcelle Purcell, Carnesville,

Rt. 2.

Best meat breed with ped.
papers, NZW Hvy. Wt. Chin-
chilla, Calif. NZR, Calif, Cross
Fie aS; T2390. 605 $12. trio; $7.50
breed age. COD. L, O. Duenckel,

2 fresh in Milk goats and one
breeder male, for sale. Mrs, R. L.
Smith, Srt, Douglasville, Rt. 4,
Box 242,

3 female goats, two Saanan,
other Saanan-Tog., 3 mos, old,
from 4 qt. mother, $10. ea. at
my home. Will not ship. Mrs. M.
Ritz, Fairburn, Campbellton Rd.

1 Tog. Billy, 15 mos, old, also
Doe, gave 4 qts. when fresh,
reasonable price. S. J. Bertelsen,
eae te P. O. Box 60, Shiloh

d.

4 White Milk Goats, 2 fresh,
2nd freshening gave 4 pts. first
time each, to freshen July 9th.,
bargain. R. L. Wimpee, Buc-
hanan, Rt. 2. :

3 purebred Nubian milk goats,
from 5 qf. mother, one to fresh-
en in about 21/2 mos., other
now milking, $25. ea. At my
farm, Cannot ship. Mrs. D. R.
McLecd, Egypt.

Sevral milk goats for sale
cheap or trade for chickens; al-
so rabbits. several kind, grown
bred does& and young stock. Mrs.
Helen Street, Atlanta, Rt. 2,

2 fresh Tog. Does for sale or
trade one for reg. Saanan Doe,
young or dry. S. J. Griener,. At-
lanta, Rt. 14, Box 198.

1 big white Saanan goat $25.;
also -young Nubian doe, soon
freshen, ent. to reg. $20. Mrs.
. mnie Mathews, Smyrna, Rt, 1,
Manor St.



POULTRY FOR SALE
Yat



ANCONAS:

6 eight weeks old Sheppard

|/AAA Ancona Cockerels, vacci-

nated against New Castle, $2.50

ea, George H. Hayes. Atlanta,
2420 Stewart Ave.
BANT# MS:

Black and White Speckled

Bantams, 4 mos. old, 3 pullets
and cockerel, very small type,
$c. Exp. Col. for lot. Rev J. A.
Yawn, Alma, Rt. 1.

Columbus, P, O. Box 1476. TSK: White Cornish Bantams,

: $3.50; Pair RI Red, $4. Prize

Jr. Angora Wool rabbits, $5.) winner in Couny and State

r.; One pair Dutch, Black and| Pair, few mixed Bantams, 50c

hite, 3 mos. aia. $3. Ship ea; Pair Fantail Pigeons, $3.00.

anywhe.e, Exp. Collect. J. C.| Charles E. Bryant, .aFayette,
Wields, Griffin, 1018 W.. Pop-|141: West Cherokee, St
lar 7St. ; 3

Strictly ped. rabbits in NZW,
heavy wt. Chinchillas, Checker-

ed Giants, Big Bones heavy
milkers, no culls. Will _ ship.|*
Spencer Strange, Hartwell, 602

Savannah St.

12 young Whte rabbits with
See eyes, 9 wks. old, $1.25 ea.; 3 |
xeh. pr. for pr. of grey rab- |
bits. 1 yr. old, $4. for pair. Ral- |
eigh Pruitt, Lavonia, Rt. ?.
White rabbits, 3 mos,



old, |

$5. pair. F. A. Bradham, Lyons, |
Bt 1

10 eight weeks olu Genuine}
Calif. Cross Hybrids- best of |

meat type rabbits, $2. ea. E. Le- |
roy Mann, Macon, 4434 Houston |
Ave,

Calif. Cross Hybrid nd NZW
rabbits, all ages, for sale. Book-
fall production rea- |
immediate |

stock for
sonably priced and
delivery. William Romano,
botton, P. O, Box 21.

King size Angora
from ped. stock, 8- wks.
ea. Plus :xpress, John
tard Cumming.

Chinchilla and
ped. stock, 3 mos.

rabbits,
old, $3.
T. Pit-

NZW rabbits,
old, plenty

| hams,
|Hens in same, $5.00 ea.;

( 2
ing orders for choice breeding | brand cocks, $10.00; : Bombers,

Tal- |

;one 2 yr,
| mond, Farmington,

and Roosters,
Jackson, Box

Bantam lens
50c ea. J S, Ball,
52s

Trio o Bantams, 01e a pure-
bred Golden Sebright, 2 hens, 1
Rooster, for sale, Ship FOB.
Donald Stewart, Bartow.

12 young Cockerels, Berrys
Super Delux Berigolds, $1.50 ea.
For breeders, Come after. Can-
|not ship.. Mary Shrum, Fitz-
|gerald, Rt. 1, Box 108, (North of
town, Hwy. 4th. house from
Cotton Mill Rd.)

| CORNISH, GAMES, AND

|GIAN YS:

Extra nice Games,
frying size, $1.00 and $2. 00; $5
and, $' 50 trio; Breeding Bing-
Bombers, Hatch-Claret,
4 all

guaranteed,
. H. Akin, Atlanta, 3387 Oak-
cliff cRd. S. W.

10 pure Dark Cornish hens,
cock, $20 H. W. Thur-

One RH Game Cock, $4., or
exchange for 2 Grey hens. C.-L.
Criffin, Gainesville, Oak St.

4 Indian Cornish Games, 2

fryer size and meat type, Ship|pullets, 2 cockerels, dark, about

collect.
Circle, RFD 2

J. R. Lawson, Social|4 mos. old, all for $7. Plus post-

age. E. L. Wallace, Loving.

_|chilla, NZ rabbits. Mrs.

Quail to)

| Plus 25c postage on eggs.



POULTRY FOR SALE

POULTRY FOR SALE

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MISC, CHICKENS:

Mixed breed hens about 30
and 3 roosters, $2.25 ea.; also
eggs, 70c doz. At my place. Mrs.
Hattie Gilbert, Atlanta,
Stoval) St., S. E. MA. 7075.

50 to 75 mixed N. H, Red and
B. R. pullets, 12 wks. old, $1.50
ea. at my place. Mrs. O. H.
Starnes, Atlanta, 1940 DeFoor
F cry Rd. N, W. .
PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS,
eae QUAIL, DOVES,
ETC.

Ringneck and Golden Pheas-
ants, also eggs for sale. D, E.
Flanders, Swainsboro, P. O.
Box 267.

Ring Neck Pheasants, finest
breeding quality; Also eggs,
$2.40 doz. PP. Exchange 1 egg
for 1 white 100 lb. cap. chick-
en feed sack, free of holes,
rust, and mildew. Each pay
postage. J. B. Nicholls, Young
Harris. :

Chinese Ringneck Pheasants,
laying, 3 cocks, 5 hens, $40. for
group; $17. trio; $12. pr. at my
piace. Ship at your risk. Trade
for equal value in calves.
Phone Macon 30983. C. F.
Smith, Lizella, Rt.+1, Box 172.

Blue Peafowl, Chinese, Mon-
golian, Ringneck Pheasants,
Ga. pen raised Bob White
Quail, Solid White Guinea, Au-
stralian Quackless ducks, show
type Bantams, White King
Pigeons, Bronze Turkey poults,
and hatching-eggs; Also Chin-
Helen.
Street, Atlanta; Rt. 2. CH 1777.

Day old Chinese and Mon-
golian Ringneck Pheasant Chix,
$45.--C; ~50; -$225505. 25, $12.50;
35, or more 25c ea. FOB, Tel.
Di 5182. Reggie Frye, Atlanta,
135 Woodland Ave., S. E.

Fancy Ringneck pheteanse.

day old, 50cea.; Lots 25 or
nore 45c ea.; Setting gs,
3.50 per 153 <$295 (Cer as

1058, Atlanta. John T. Dunn,
Eilenwood, Rt. 1.

15 pr. Jumbo White King
pigeons, $3.50 pr. for lot, or sin-
gle pr. $4. Purebred and mated.
E..M. McAfee, Smithville, Box
46.

REDS: NH, RI, OTHERS

20 NH Red pullets, 45 Austra-
White Pullets, laying, also 40
English White Leghorns, soon
to lay, all at $2.50 ea. Papers
furnished. Will ship at your ex-
pense. Mrs. D, T. Harris, States-
boro, Rt. 3.

400 ten wks. old _ pullets,
Hudmons NH Reds, $1. ea. at
our place. Will not ship. Phone
Cr. 3997. W. W. vans, De-
cetur, 329 Oldfield Rd.

25 Pullorum Controlled-Pro-
duction. N. H. Red pullets, 10
wks. old, $1. ea. my place, be-
tween Jonesboro and Hwy. 85.
R. T, Allen, Jonesboro.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,
GEESE, ETC.:

1 pair White Pekin Ducks,
$3 Or exch. Raleigh Pruitt,
Levonia, Rt. 2

B:..B. (Bs Day Old Turkey.
Poults, $65. C; 4 wks. old, $1.-
25 ea. S. G. Hulsey, Gainesville,
Rt 6.

. Pair Bronze Turkeys; Also
Turkey eggs, $3. setting of 12.
Mrs.

C. R. Sorrells, Monroe, Rt. 1.



Turkeys: Bronze, 14 hens, all
laving, $6. ea.; 4 gobblers, $8.
ea.; 1 Bourbon Red gobbler,
$10.00; 15 Beltsville White hens,
laying, $5. ea.; taking orders
June del. Poults of both kinds,
75c ea. Cash with order. Mrs.
Jos, Mikle, Lithonia, Rt. 2.



See

oe eats

225 |.

White Pekin ducks, 3 mos.
old, $2. ea.; 1-1/2 mos. old,
$1.50 ea. Walter Stegmeyer, Sa-

vannah, 20 West 76th St.
3 large White ducks, one
fawn colored duck, and 1

white drake, 5 in all, $2.50 ea.;
Lot for $8.50. FOB. Mrs. Mamie
Stone, Adairsville, Rt. 2.



POULTRY WANTED



BABY CHICKS:.

Want 100 chickens to raise
on halves to 8 or 10 wks. old.
Party furnish chicks and feed,
Reds preferred, for my part.
rag _P.._B. Morris, Thomson,

TCs ; A :

GEESE:

Want several geese. State
age and price. John Humphries,
Waverly Hall.

PHEASANTS:

Want at once 100 Ringneck
(pheasant) baby chicks. Advise
first, stating lowest preg ship-
ped by parcel post. C. C. Pol-
lard, Augusta, Rt. aS
MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS.

Want to raise any breed
chicks to 8-12 wks. old; Other
perty furnish feed and chicks;
I furnish equipment and labor.
for. 3rd. of chicks. Mrs. L. W.

Sends, Glennville, Rt, 3.
Want 12 young pullets, 1
nooster, 8 wks. old or more,

preferably Buff Orpington or
some other good strain. Reason-
ably priced. All letters ans. J.
Fics Pare Hardwick.



FARM HELP WANTED



Want reliable, energetic,
young married y1an to work
with tractor and different farm
implements n large seed and
cattle farm. W. H. Adams. Madi-
son, Care Adams Hereford Cen-
ter.

- Want two GIs to take on-the-
job training. Must be able to op-
erate and keep up tractors, haul
produce to State Market. Farm
located Fulton Co. aear church
and school bus, lights and vater.
Mrs, P. W. Suggs, Fairburn, At-
lanta, Rt. 1. FA. 4728. z

Want col., settled co le or
man, both to do light erm work
on farm, Tenant house, milk,
eggs, wages. ~ social security and
price rate for producers. Write.
&. Spieks, Decatur, Covington
Road. :

Want healthy woman without
bad habits to live as one of fam-
ily and help with light farm
chores on farm, *No. whisky.
Private room, board, small sal-
ary. No objection to one or two
children. Mrs. Hilda Dunn, Zeb-
ulon, Rt. 1.

Want reliable couple for work
on farm. 4 R house, barn, pas-
ture, all acreage desired. Pay
smal salary. Tel. 21-7614. Lo-
cated on Lawrenceville Hwy, at
Tucker, Mrs. L..C. Kennedy,
Stone Mountain Rt. 2. :

Want reliable, elderly couple,
white or colored, to make home
on farm and do ggneral farm
work. Prefer man to have some
knowledge of carpentry. 4 R
tenant house available. Contact
QCscar_ Silcox, Folkston, Rt 2,44
Box 23,.

Want sober, honest, and re-
liable middle age couple for
work on farm, Good farm home

and salary. with middle age}

Want pas Cc
or white) couple.
farm, tending
light farm chores.
nished, small week!
ly salary. At Bucha
miles Atlanta. _ Hous

W nt reliable :
on farm Elbert C
after few cows and
farm chores. 3 sarge.

for extra work,
Adams, Elberton, Rt. 3
tact W, J. P E
E. Ponce de

Want at once
party to help
cotton, peanuts,
house, neighborh
and church. Must
workers. Apply: Mrs.
dom, Register, FEE
Community),

Car.

J ames Sorr e]
he z

Experienced. in ;
gardening, truck

ing, pruning, ete. ;
Good character. Te!
| William Lunsford, A
Capitol Ave.

Mother with
7, want light
vegetable or awe
small house
smoking or on
ters ans. Write. Will
son, Jr., Atlanta, 144
St35) Wiss

on farm. 6 to work,
15, 17, and 22, all can <
tor, Honest, a)

Donough, Rt.







Young man
farm. Can dri
tor, Dont dri
Cumming Rt. ae te

White man past

good health, able
wants work on chi
tle farm... 3 aa

Single man w
South Georgia. 38 y
to work. Experienc
livestock, oe
driving, dairy w :
reliable. Talmadg ;
Rt. 1: - nu

- Want caretaker job
farm. Well experience
cattle and any kind
Desire good house,
ter. Contact me

Stock and_ Poultry I pane
54 at- Flint River. a



couple. O. M. Durden, Chamblee,



Osborne and House Roads,