t mM oe Linder Commissioner Editorial By TOM LINDER [fo many it simply means a day when banks close. It means a day that the ce closes and we have a holiday. It ans a day when we eat turkey and ssing with cranberry sauce, It means y when we can take a vacation trip o hunting. To some, it means just these things were all that Thanks- ing Day really, meant, it would be a un-hallowed holiday. When we fully understand the origin d meaning of Thanksgiving Day, we ze that Thanksgiving Day stands for rica and Americanism. : " hanksgivihg Day means the same ng that Old Glory means. Thanksgiving Day is a day when the nerican flag should fly from every ist-head and be displayed: from every g pole because if there had been no hanksgiving Day, there would have *been no Old Glory. Thanksgiving Day stands for recogni- on of Gods hand in the affairs of free wen. Thanksgiving Day stands for the 4 nfaltering courage of seventy-four men nd twenty-eight women who were de- mined to worship God according to ie dictates of their own conscience re- ardless of any earthly consequence. 'Thanksgiving Day stands for a per- etual memorial to those men and wom- n and to their thankfulness to God for reserving and feeding them. Three hundred and twenty-four years "ago there were a band of men and wom- fen in Holland who had fled from Eng- md to Holland to preserve their lives rom religious persecution in England. On August 15, 1620, seventy-four of hese men and twenty-eight of these fomen set sail in a little ship called the Mayflower to make their home, if it leased God, in the unknown wilderness f North America. _ After being in this ship and being toss- by the angry waves of the North At- mtic for four months and six days, they mded at Plymouth Rock in what is now nhown as the State of Massachusetts, on lecember 21, 1620. Tf you have never been in Massachu- tts or other northern climates in the ntertime, it is hard to imagine the con- ition faced by this dauntless crew on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1951 landing on that bleak icy shore on the very shortest day in the year and when the nights were the longest in the year. Uniess you are familiar with the very hard rocky land, you cannot imagine the tremendous toil-involved for these sev- enty-four men and twenty-eight women to clear land of the primeval forest and dig the rocky land enough to plant their very meager supply of seed grain. In order to-have any grain at all to- plant in the spring of 1621, these men and women were forced to go without bread, They could not eat bread except by eating the seeds they need must plant to have bread the following winter. In this connection, there is one fact that we Americans overlook. We should have built a monument. to the Indians who lived in Massachusetts because had it not been for the kindly and humane Indians, this little band of Pilgrims would have perished in the winter cold. The shameful fact of the matter is, that the trouble the white people later had with the Indians was due entirely to mistreatment of the Indians by the white people who lived among them. What we cali corn in this country was unknown in the Old World. It was a plant that grew only in America., The Indians called it hominy. The Indians had crude stone mortars and crude rock pestles with which they ground this hominy for food. What we call roasting ears, the In- dians called chickahominy medning green corn. Chicka was the Indian word for green. Every summer when the roasting ears or chickahominy were ready to eat, the Indians held a great feast. Down in Virginia, this annual feast was held on a river bank and the Indians named this river in honor of their feast. They cali- ed it Chickahominy.= It goes by that name until this day. These men and women who were de- nied the right to have firearms in the Old Country realized the vital need of the right to carry firearms. Without firearms they could not protect them- selves from their enemy, Without fire- arms they could not even get food. As a consequence of such experiences as the Pilgrims had, it was written into our Constitution, The right of the citi- zens to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. Such experiences as the Pilgrim Fa- thers had were responsible for all of the provisions in our Bill of Rights to pro- tect the liberty of individuals under our American system. : No more sublime courage was ever ex- hibited by mortal men than was shown by these emigrants to America in 1620. They had, not only sublime courage, but they had something more than courage. They had a childlike faith in God. They were willing to commit their destiny into His keeping. They were willing to go where He wanted them to go. It is no wonder that the descendants of such men and such women built a country that became the envy of the world. It is no wonder that Patrick Henry should have said, Is life so dear or peace so sweet as to be purchased at the price- of chains and slavery? It is no wonder that Thomas Jeffer- son should have said, I have an abiding faith in the common sense of the com- mon people. : The cominon people that Thomas Jef- ferson was talking about were the des- cendants of pioneers like the Pilgrim Fa- thers. S It is no wonder that Robert E. Lee should have said, Duty is the most sub- lime word in the English language. Robert E. Lee was a man from fore- parents who held liberty dearer than life itself. We should, of course, give thanks te Almighty God even as did the Pilgrim Fathers. Measured in terms of worldy goods and worldly comforts, we are today to the Pilgrim Fathers; as the rich man who dined sumptuously every day, was to the beggar, Lazarus, who lay in the gate while the dogs licked his sores. We should give thanks for the mar- velous and bountiful blessings which He has poured out upon us with unstinted hand. We should remember those early pi- oneers, including the Pilgrim Fathers, who founded this great free land. ~ In order that we may retain these blessings and hand them down to our descendants, we should study American. history and principles in the light of courage, faith and love of liberty exhibit- ed by those seventy-four men and twen- ty-eight women who made the first Thanksgiving Day a day of thanks. TOM LINDER, Commissioner of Agriculture = ec - ville, Rt. 3. MACHINERY FOR SALE lop disc dbl. sec. harrow, all Cans eee fi Addrss all item for Gass OER eK brs 208 STATE GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN blication and_all requests to put to STATE BU- Atlanta. CabrTOn of ndtice. Notics of farm produce and appurtenances admissable under postage regulations inserted one time on each request and repeated only when request igs accompained by new copy _ Limited gpace will not permit insertion of notices contain- ing mor than 35 to 40 words, not including name and address. Under Legislative Act the notices. Tom Linder, Commissioner not assume any responsibility for any notice appearing in the from published Bulletin, nor for any transaction resulting Georgia Market Bulletin does Published Weekly at By Depariment of Agriculture Markets, 222 State Capitol, Aflanta, Ga, 114-122 Pace St., Covington, Ga P Notify on FORM 3578Bureau 0} -f Entered as second class matter | August 1, 1937 at the Post, Office at Covington, Georgia, under Act Accepted for _mailing at special rate of postage provided for in Section 1103. Act of June 6, 1900. of October 8, 1917. State Capiiol, Atlanta, Ga. Publication Office Executive Office, Siate Capitol Editorial and Exettiive Offices 114-122 Pace St, Covingion,; Ga. Tes SECOND HAND SECOND HAND MACHINERY FOR SALE 1 Row B Allis-Chalmers trac- tor, planters, cultivators, dis- iributors, power take-off, pul- Jey, hydraulic lift, mower, sc harrow, good cond., $800. John M: Coile, Comer, Rt. 1. Farmall A Model 1942 trac- ter, distributor, 2 planters, cul- tivator, 2 disc plow, 1 yr. scal- good ~shape, $1000.00. Phone 47, Fitzgerald. W. J. Brown, Abba. Good 1H wagon, and 1 Oakes Electric Brooder good as new fer sale. Floyd Riddle, Ross- One 10 Ton Howe 24 ft. plat- orm Sale, complete, xc. g@ond., $595. J. H. Dorminy. Jr., Fitzgerald. J. D. Tractor B Model, One each, L and La, and Ford-Fer- #uson, all A-1 ond., with or without equipment; bottom pews, tillers, disc plows, cul- ivators, planters, mowing ma- chine, small hammer mill. Write for further information. oe Benson, Milledgeville, 4. Large 2 Roller Cane Mill, good as new although been re- paired, not used since repairs; 65. O. L. Wood, Fitzgerald, t. 3, Box 276. One 45 Golden, and One 36 Golden, Mill for sale. C. L. Thompson, Thomasville,-P. 0. Box 295. Case tractor, good cond., good rubber, starter, lights, ultivator, harrow, planters, oe plows, cheap for cash. . M. Alston, Richland, Rt. 2. Cotton picker mounted on Farmall B tractor, and 1 cot- don picker mounted on model H Farmail, both practically new, priced right. W. M. Clemones, Rome, Rt. 3. Walking Garden tractor, 3- 1/2 hp, cultivator, 8 in. plow, disc harrow, seeder, spike 16 tooth harrow, sickle bar for cutting weeds or grass, good eond., $350. Bargain. H. S. Doyle, Sylvania, Rt. 3, Box 39. Meal and Grits Mill, good runniig cond., $50. cash at once. W. M. Hutcheson; Nich- olls. Rt. 2. New Ford tractor Poplorville Harrow, 2 dise plows, only run 48 hrs. by prof. meter, 51/2 mi. out. John G. Wise, Thomas- ton, Rt. 5. Gibson mode] D 1948 trac- tor, dise harrow, hottom plow, cultivators, planter, distributor, bargain. At my place. T. W. Cannery equipment for saie. Mrs. Emma D. Gibson; Au- gusta, 2740 Milledgeville Rd. 4 dise Case tiller, 4 dise Tay- lorway tiller, lift type harrow for Ford; Lilliston Peanut Picker and Baler, all good eond.; Also want Grain Drill in trade for part. B. J. Blaney, Elko, RFD. One Oliver Pick-up Baler and Sid Delivery Rake with Wisc. air cool motor, for saie. J. C. Bagweil, Canon. Athens Harrow, Tandem 16.26 in. dise; heavy duty, for eats Coleman, Roswell, t; 1: L 90-125 hp Allis-Chalmers Power Unit; new, run less than 100 hours at cotton gin. Phone Marietta 1658. M4. M. L Brown, Aeworth, Rt. 2. 75 hp Electric Motor with V Belt Drive and all fixtures, A- 1 eond., used for gin, for sale. ei S. Brown, Powder Springs, io ake 1947 Farmall B tractor, ex- haust lift, heavy duty bush and bog, smoothing harrow, 7 ft. mowing machine, other equip- ment, good cond.,; $1675. James H. Kent, Powder Springs, Rt. 2. (MacLand Community). One M-T John Deere Trac- tor, model 1950, cultivators, planters, tiller, harrow, good eond., $1975. W. H. Waller, Molena, Rt. 1. (Pike Co.). Meadows Corn Mill, 20 in. rocks, power Sheller, 71/2 hp same, also pair platform scales, belts, etc., complete, A-1 cond., for sal: H. N. Poarch, Cal- houn, Rt. 1. 1949 model G Allis-Chalmers tractor, geod cond. complete, new cutaway harrow, cultiva- tors, tiller, power take-off, good shape, $800. cash. See at my place 61/2 mi. So. Rock- mart. I. T. Meers, Rockmart, Rt: 2: f 150 egg cap. hot water oil burning incubator, used 1. time, same as new, for sale. Mrs. W. H. Walters, Lavonia, Rt. 2. McCormick - Deering Binder, 6 ft. blade, ready to run, $75. Come see. L. H. Perdue, Jack- son. 2 Roller Syrup Mill, 10 ft. copper pan, gd0d shape, $75. L. d, Ellis, Cumming, Rt. 5. Good 3 row. grain drill with fertilizer attachment, _ never used, for sale or trade for good smoothing harrow (most any good make), or anything of equal value. C. B. Milner, Frey, Dallas, Rt. 1. Shiloh. GE motor and switch box for |- oie _ a \ One Ferguson Front End /Manur loader, $140. Or exch. for Ford Razor Blade Bottom Plow. R. A. Eavenson, Dewey |Rose, Rt. 1. tractor, cultivators, planters, H power-trol 6 harrow, 2 row cotton sprayer, 1st class cond., |about 2 yrs. old, $2250. for lot. W. S. Jones, Bartow. SECOND HAND MACHINERY WANTED Want Fertilizer Distributor tor, also want 7 ft. size Gra- ham Hoeme Hard Land plow. Milton Beall, Stapleton. Want 2nd hand seeder for 4 disc IHC tiller, A-1 cond. cheap for cash. R. J. Gillespie, Curryville, Rt. 1. Want mule drawn or tractor drawn transplanter for trans- planting tobacco, good working cond. State price. Must be rea- sonable. K. JI. Smith, Hazle- hugst, Rt. 3. Want IHC Farmall M. Must be cheap for cash. D. D. Dean, Franklin, Rt. 3. Want Cub tractor and equip- ment, no junk. J. L. Murphy; Feltoa. Want one pair platform scales. W. L. Oliver, Barnes- ville, 643 Greenwood St. Want 500 chick ap. electric brooder in good shape an priced right. Near Washington. peanen Fanning, Washington, techs k Want to exchange 2- 30 in. Iron wheels for 2- 20 or 24 or 6 in. high for my wagon. J. F. Wellborn, Rock Springs, Want to trade 1947 Ford- Ferguson tractor, ~ disc plow, new type front cultivator, for John Deere A, 1949 or iater model, ' plow, cultivator, and power-trol. Cash. C. D. Burton, Kingston. PLANTS FOR SALE Mt. Huckleberry plants, 75c doz.; Blackberry, Birdeye bushes, 75c doz.; Yellow Root plants, 65c doz. Add postage. Mrs. Homer Henderson, Elli-. ljay, Rt. 3. Mt. Huckleberry plants, bearing size, 75c doz. Black- berry, Birdeye bushes, 65 doz.; Yellow Root plants, Rat Vane, 55e doz. Add postage. Miss Malvie Henderson, Ellijay, Rt. 2: Blackberry plants, 6, 25; Also Crabapple, Big Red Plum, Currant, 5, $1.20; Muscadine Secuppernong, unrooted, 2 doz., 75c; No checks. Add postage. Exch. for pecans. Write first. Mrs. Effie Smith, Austell, Rt. 3, Box 353. . Klondike Strawberry, 300, $1.50; 500, $2.50. Prompt ship- ment. No checks. Mrs. Ralph Bennett, Flowery Branch, Rt. a Several thousand Mastodon Everbearing Strawberry plants, good roots, strong, 70c C; $6.50 M. Plus postage. Or exch. for good white or print sacks. Mrs. E. E. McDaniel, Baxley, Rt. 1, Box 8. Mtn. Huckleberry, bearing size, Hazelnut bushes, 75c doz.; Red Raspberry, bearing size, $1.25 doz.; Horse Radish, $1. doz.; Crabapple, Plum. trees, 25 ea.; Garlic bulbs, 5Uc doz. Add_ postage. Mrs. Lee Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 2. Blakemore Strawberry, $1.00 C; $4.50. 500; $9. M; Mastodon, 70e C; 600, $3.00; $5. M; Klon- dike, 60c C; 500, $2.75; $4.75 M; Also Catnip, 25c bunch; Peppermint, 25c doz. Add post- age. Mrs. Lee Hood, Gaines- ville, Rt. 1. Blakemore Strawberry, $1.00 C: 500, $4.50; $9. M; Mastodon, 70c C: 500, $3.00; $5. M; Klon- dike, 60c C; 500, $2.75; $4.75 M; Also Catnip, 25c bunch; Peppermint, 25c doz. Add post- age. Mrs. Effie Crowe, Cum- ming, Rt. 1. [MACHINERY FOR SALE) Lat model John Deere B. [to fit IHC Walking Cultiva-| -|Black Raspberry crossed with -| 000 lots or more, $1.50 M. Wil- lie G. Bullard, Baxley, Rt. 4,} Onion, and Collard plants, $2. cheaper. W. W. Williams, Quit- | Klondike StraWberry, 50c $3.75 M. Add age. Mrs. & i eee lowery Branch, Rabbit Ey (seedless) Huckle- | 3, brry plants, 15 ea. Or exch. fot white sacks, free of holes, Washed. Mrs. Quitman. Mastodon and Lady T Straw- A. T. Milteer,} ilteer. . berry plants, 75 C; 300, $2.15; | lar; Mixed Strawbrry, no nanie, 60e C; 300, $1.75. Mrs. Ara Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Rt.| sk } - Old TimeShallot plants, greatest multiplyer known, 50c C. No COD orders. All orders filled promptly. Miss Vena Brown, Hartwell, Eldorado Blackberry plants, some Blackberry, large, rooted, 2-3 yr. old plants, sweet ber- ries, bear about 2 mos., 12, $1. EP. Mrs. A. M. Grier, Alto, Rt. te Klondike Strawberry, 300, $1.50; $4.50 M; Lady T, 70c C; 500, $3.00; $5. M. Del. Young plants. No chks. Ethel Crowe, Gainesville, Rt. 2. tis Lady T. Strawberry, 50c C; 300, $1.35; 500, $2.25; Pepper- mint, 30c doz.; 50, 65c; $1.20 C; Horehound, Tansy, 6, 30c. Mrs. | J. M. Hall, Calhoun, Rt. 1, Rox 455. - Strawberry plants, from cer- tified Mastodon and Mission- ary, $1. C. PP. Tom Kittle, Carrollton, Rt. 5. Pipes ee Fall and. Winter Heading Cabbage and Collard plants, 200, $1.00; 500, $2.00; $3. M; Strawberry, 200, $1.50; 500, $3.;| $5. M. PP. Will assort as want- ed. W. H. Branan, Gordon. Chas. , Wakefield Cabbage, rooted, full count, $1.75 M; 5,- Box 128. Chas. Wakefield Frostproof Cabbage, White Bermuda On- ion plants, 500, $1.50; $2.25 M. Del. Otis Conner, Pitts. Chas. Wakefield Frostproof Cabbage, White Bermuda On-, ion plants, 300, $1.00; 500, $1- 50; $2.25 M. PP. R. Chanclor, Pitts. Mastodon Everbearing Straw- berry, 75 C; Catnip, Pepper- mint, Spearmint, Tansy, Hore- hound, Houseleak, Ground Ivy, 50c doz. bunches; Garlic bulbs, 15, 50c; Also nice size pieces Walnut Meat, $1. lb. Del. Ist and 2nd zone. Miss lL. M. ne Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 5T. , Copenhagen, E. Jersey, and Chas. Wakefield ceohas $1.50 M; 500, $1.00; White Bermuda M; 500, $1.25; Cuts on large orders. Ship daily, satis. guar. E, L. Fitzgerald, Irwinville. Everbearing Strawberry, $1. C. Or exch. for white or, print sacks. Miss Cecil McCurley, Hartwell, Rt. 2. Wakefield, Early Jersey Cab- bage, Ga. Heading Collard, White Bermuda Onion plants, ready, 200, $1.00; $2.50 M. PP. Marcus Williams, Gainesville, Rt. = : Frostproof Cabbage, Bermuda Onion plants, M. Truckloads not White $1.50 crated man. : Blakemore and Missionary Strawberry, 80c C; $6. M; Law- ton Blackberry, 75 doz.; $6. C. T. H. Graves, Fayetteville. Sage plants, 20 ea.; Con- don, Giant Mastodon Everbear- ing Strawberry plants, $1. ; Hazelnut bushes, Crabapple trees, 6, $1. Add postage. Mrs. Mae Turner, Gainesville, Rt. 6. EB. J. and Chas. Wakefield, Copenhagen Market Cabbage, and Crystal White and Yellow Bermuda Onion plants, 300, $1.; 500, $1.50; $2.50 M. Pre- paid. $2. M express collect. W. W. McEver, Gainesville. Sage plants, 20c ea.; Condon, Giant, Mastodon, Everbearing Strawberry plants, $1. C; Red and Black Raspberry, 6, $1.00; Blueberry, 75c doz.; Catnip, 20c bunch. Add postage. Mrs. Nellie Parker, Gainesville, Rt. Onion: doz. Add postage. Howard, Cleveland, No. 1 Cabbage, 1 All Head Early, hagen, also Ga. and C ion Collard plants, 3 500, $1.90; $3. M.. open field grown pla: Garrett, Gainesville, Mastodon, Blaker sta ie a ae = ries, 200, $1.00; 500, M. Add posta ate: Marietta, Rt. | Strawberry p. large early berries, known, at my ho Will not mail. Mr Maner, Marietta, | 180. Selected Kudzu Crov handling, $12.00 M $14.00 del. Or expressing. Y. M. Williamson. > - _ Strawberry plants, Also 1951 Sage, i leaf or ey aoe postage. 6. z Wakefield Cabbage, f setting, 300, $1.10; 4 $2.25 M del.; Klon berry, 500, $2.25; | change for pecan tre Smith, Gainesville, R -Mastodon Straw $7. M. All rooted, go Prompt shipment. M Bennett, Flowery A : : Early imp.. large Strawberry, Huckleberry, 2 doz.. Muscadine Vines, 4 Blue Damson Plum, 40c ea.; Elberta Peach $5c doz. Add po g Crowe, Cumming, Rt. Mastodon Strawber) 500, $3.00; $5.25 H; 60c C; 500, $2.50; $ D. Jones, Cumming, Klondike Strawh 300, $1.30; 500, $2.25; Ad age. Mrs. Mell. M Cumming, Rt. 1. ming, Rt. 1. : Hazelnut bushes, | Huckleberry (Mtn) | size, 85 doz.; Wild Stra glants, 5 doz. $1.0 oot, 65 doz. Exch. for print s Nancy Henderson, 3, Box 49. ~ 5 Leading var. Wint Cabbage and Coll: 200, $1.00; 500, $2.00; Str ry, 200, $1.50; 500, $3. sort plants as wanted. W. H. Branan, Gord FLOWERS AND ' FOR SALE Bird of Paradise, . Thorn (too large to French dogwood, - 25c and vurple Crape My sweet Pomegranate, White Oleander, 50c blooming and_ The Queen cactus, 20c ea age. No checks. Mary Fitzgerald. Rt. 1, Box - HOGS FOR S. 8 Brood Sows: 2 Guineas, 1 SPC, 5- and 1 White OIC pigs, 7 wks. old for . Rolader, A Moores Mill Ch. 2786. $35. anywhere. No COD: some pigs at my saad ship. Th HS. Du- ale Sow and 8 ton see anytime. J. , Jonesboro. Phone | inmnoculated) Minn. gs, 12 wks. old, new e : hog developed by -Minn., $35. ea. Geo. : Rome, Box 33: e Boar pigs, far- t. 3, well marked, ploodlines, $25. ea. rers name. FOB. , Crawfordville. a enone bred gilts,, vs, boars, top quality, reg. in buyers r sale. U. S. Hwy. 78 1 Lake near Stone s to farm. =. Lilburn, Rt. f, Care zi 10: oic pigs, coming 1 Nov. 1 at my place orth eRe 3. Luther bes 2 yrs. old, 300 s.and females, rang- from 8 wks. to 14 _ reasonable price. By ts. Contact: T. J. Powder Springs. Tele- Hampshire Gilts, 75- _Teg. in buyers name, anywhere. FOB. Le- a Glennville, Rt. . e LPC Landnace, ssed pigs, 2 males, 1 large litter, worraed, immune, 12 wks. b project. Will not 2 mi. So. Meigs. Jim- , Care Eldon Long, -Rt. 2. PC Boar, 10 mos. , from best blood- Reb. Bill Williams, Rt. 5. Phone 1820. oc Boars, 175 Ibs. dy for service; Du- , 812 wks. old, $15.-$25. * Kell, Winston, eo, Bras ee re male, 1 yr. old, J reg. buyers name, oy 3 Yorkshire Hampshire S 200-225 Ibs., bred g Hamp. Boar, pe out of litter win- 0 Ill. State Fair. R. E. Pont, P. O. Box 96. type Duroc Jersey e and female, 3 mos. nm treated for chol- ted, reg., buyers name, 4 bred gilts, $60. to POR. James H. Braziel, >. Agri. Teacher, Lyons. red Tamworth pigs, from good bloodlines. \ ddleton, Darien. _ type Duroc oth sex, 3 mos. on crated, reg. , $35. ea.; also dy S08 to $75. ea. Fob. anders, Lyons, P. O. Jersey old, ae he old Black African igs, full blooded, $12.- } mos, old, $15. ea. $1. a_ when shipped. E. O. rollton. ats, about 65-75 lbs. ea., 8 pigs, 7 wks. cld, 0. ea. All purebred. J. Paul Higgin- , Bogart, tel: cross Hereford and ready for sale at . Nov. 20th, 4 mi. East 510. ea. Jay Fronebarg- Rt. ty OIC pigs, 6 wks. 1 th, $12.50 ea., $20. | A. Cook, Alpharetta, ingham Communi- sock Hog, reg. with for sale. Bartow, /5 mos. old, $30. Care Mountain View Farms. Ox |, ocisek Werkohine. Gilt, |and 3. way cross SPC-OIC Du- _ | roc Gilt, bred to OIC Duroe , early De-|. 4 cember,, $55. ea. a farm; One |, is (2. 1/2 yr. old sow averaging 12 to farrow in pigs in each 3. litters; bred! to arrow in January, $75. E. S. Scott, Austell. - SPC pigs, $10: ea at barn T. L. Williams, Sautee. Reg.. Duroe Boars and Gilts, 175-Ibs. each or more, $50: $60. ea. Also Duroc pigs, 8 and 14 wks. old, for sale. Horace Kell, Winston. -7 Shoat cross bred pigs, $12.50 ea. Ora Lee Knight, Franklin, Rt. 2 (Near Arm- strong Mill). 7 Res. SPC pigs, 10 wks. old, males and gilts, for sale. H. A. sapere Savannah, 106 W. 10 wks. old SPC Boars and Gilts, bloodlines of Western Champs., reg. and treated, for sale just east city limits on Macon Rd. W. L. Bopra Americus. Phone 3381. Reg. Duroc pigs, 100- 125 Ibs., 5 mos. old, both sex, from large litters, $35. at my home; 2 reg. young sows, bred to far- row middle December, $225. for both; $125. for one. Call 2762. Mrs. C. K.. Trussell, Sandersville. ' Med. type Durocs, 51/2 mos. old, reg. buyers name, good bloodlines, male or female, $40. fob. James E. Taylor, Way- evoss, RFD 1, Sunnyside Dr. Phone 1443J. bt Oe sow, 6: OIC pics, S wks. old, $110. for lot; $10. ea. for pigs. Mrs. Daisey Crook, Jasper, Rt. 2. Reg. Cherry Red Duroc pigs, blocky type, $25. ea. with life treatment. Some unre- lated. H. L. Williams, Baxley. Hampshire Boar pigs, far- rowed Sept. 3, well marked, from good bloodlines, $25. ea. reg. in buyers name. FOB. Donald. Bentley, Crawfordville. OIC pigs, $12.50 ea. males, . ea. Papers ex- tra. Will trade for yearlings. Will not snip Phone Stone Mt. 4482. W.M. Holmes, Pine Lake, Box Nis \ SPC gilts and boars, litter of 19 with 4 grand champs, and 1 Reserve grand champ. in their. bloodlines, $40. ea. at 41/2 mos. old; Also Weanlings ready Dec. Ist. George Brown- lee, Jr., Ben Hill, Care Sandra- La Farm. Little Bone Black African Guinea, male and female, for breeding, stay fat kind, life treated for cholera, 3 mos. old, $25. ea.; if shipped $1. extra. MO. No COD. O. P. Singue- field, Harrison. OIC pigs, bred or open gilts, true type, top quality, reg. U. S. Hwy. 78 to.Possum Lake, near Stone Mountain, follow signs to Oraland Farm. W. Lyle, Lilburn, Rt. 1. 1 SPC boar with reg. papers, about 2 yrs. old, around 300 Ibs., $60. at my farm; Also young Tenn. Walking horse, gentle, broke to ride. Make your choice at farm. W. M. Clemones, Rome, Rt. 3. Minn. No. 1 Little Bone Black African Guinea cross pigs, $12.50 ea. J. T. Lindsey, Union Point. Reg. SPC hogs, breeders stock, all ages of pigs, open and bred gilts, Challenge Me, Grandview Prince, Victory Supreme, and Advancer blood- lines. Write for prices, or come see. 21/2 mi. W. Chula. H. B. Roberson, Chula. Reg. SPC pigs, 2 May far- rowed boars, sired by 1950 Jr. Champ. Boar S. E. Fair, $60. ea.; 9 wk. old pigs, $30.-$35. ea. Champion bloodlines, chol- era immune, wormed, record- ed buyers name, crated. FOB. James A. Yancey, Austell. Fine lot boar and gilt pigs, from famous boar Continental Model, 8-9 wks. old, also few fine bred sows, bred to Con- intental Model, and few boars old enough for service, Reason- able price. John F. Fowler, Cartersville, P. O. Box 328, | stallions, - mos. old, for sale. L. P. Single- ton, Fort Valley, Rt. 3. Reg. Hampshire hoars,, 7 mos, old, champion bloodlines, chol- | era immune, $50: ea. at my farm. J. C. Brooks, Newnan,|. Rt. a Tamworth. pigs, subj. to reg., $25.00; Or crated, shinped, reg. buyer's name, $30. W. R. Dink- ins, Folkston. : SPC reg. Merit Litter pigs, both sex, from _ outstanding breeding / stock, 45-50 Ibs. at weaning, treated, wormed, shipped, $35.-$40. ea. FOB. L. @. Owensby, Millen, Rt. 3. HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE One Bay Horse, 8 yrs. old, sound, works well anywhere, 1250 Ibs., at give away price, $75. See to appreciate. E. Cain, Dacula, Rt. 1. Pair 6 yr. old matehed 1000 lb. mare mules, guar. wor. anywhere, for sale. Leon Walk- er, Atlanta, 1266-1st St., N. W.} BE 3891. / Tenn. Walking Stallion, 2 yrs. old, eligible %o register, broke to ride, $100. Charlie Pettit, Calhoun, Rite 1: One Bay Mare mule, about 12 yrs. old, around 1000 Ibs., good for farming, work any-| where, for sale or trade for equal value in yearling hogs, ete. Thos. F. Mitchell, Vienna, Rt. 3.7 1 Jack, 51/2 yrs. old, black and white markings, also sev- eral~Saddle horses suitable for children; -l1 mare and her 3 mos. old Colt for sale cheap. 2 miles W. Indian Springs. Geo. Treadwell, Jackson, Rt. 2, Box 256. Young gentle Shetland pony for sale my place, about 1 mi. Scottsboro on Gordon Hwy. William P. Overman, Milledge- ville, Rt. 2. 2 nice young mares, work anywhere, for sale cheap, or trade for cows; Also farm horse drawn equipment for a Roscoe Carden, Forest ark, Black Mare mule, 6 yrs. oid, 1100 Jlbs., sound, work any- where, also good roan saddle horse, broke to work, 8 yrs. old, 1000 Ibs., Exch. equal value for heifer calf. Phone 2710. B. J. McMil- len, Dacula, P. O. Box 77. Black Mare, 1200 lbs., 4 yrs. old; work anywhere, for sale or trade for saddle horse not over 8 yrs. old. L. L. Floyd, Fitzgerald. Shetland Ponies, all sizes and colors, mares, geldings, gente, broken, for sale. Phone 423M. L. L. Wil- liars, Cordele. 2-3 yr. old Geldings, un- broke, 2 mares, gentle, broke, for sale. Richard B. Stewart, FESPA, Rt. -2. Phone 1954 Young mule colt, 21/2 yrs. old, broke to lead, $65.00; Also 1949 David Bradley Hammer Mill with 4 plates, good cond., $125. Mrs. C. S. Barrett, East Point, 605 Williams Ave. Phone Fa. 2593. Gray Mare horse, coming 10 yrs. old, guar. to work any~ where, 1400 Ibs., $65. Phone 4107. Julian K. Benton, Fair- burn, Rt. 1. Good work mare, will ride, about 800 lbs., for sale.See at my barn 3 mi. Clarkesville. J. T. Goss, Clarkesville, Rt. 1. Good, strong farm work mare, about 10 yrs. old, gentle; Also 1H wagon for sale. Phone Am. 9775. Mrs. W. F. Cox, At- wa 4. (175 Peyton Rd., 2 good work mares, one 12 yrs. old; other 8 yrs., cheap for cash, or trade for any breed of heifer, Charlie Skelton, Lin- colnton, Rt. 4. 2 mules and 1 practicall Wy new Walking Cultivator, a for both at my farm 10 mi. So. Eastman near Five Points. A. C. Ross, Eastman, Rt. 3. Hog. Wevedord: Gil vedi +3 cheap for eash. } ' One Bay Saddle Herse, 6 yrs. old, $65. R. BR. Wright, Pine Mountain Valley, Box 46. RABBITS AND CAVIES FOR SALE Purebred: Earl Wilson Calif- Cross Hybrid Rabbits, 3 mos. old, $3. ea. Ship. anywhere. Marion Nash, Union Point. Perfectly marked Checkered ers, large, healthy, reasonable. Richard H. Strange, Hartwell. Pair fine Rabbits, 6 mos. old, |ready to breed, $5. pr.; 1 NZW Buck, 18 mos. old, 8 or 10 Ibs., $3. All healthy, good cond., $8. a a prepaid. Larry Shelton, al. 4 Giant one Rabbits, bred does, and does. of breeding age, So: with, papers; Does with nice P. | litters, $8. with papers; Also heavy wt. Chins, same price; '~ZW does and bucks without J; | Papers, $4. ea. Douglas Corry, Union Point. Few grown doeg, bred, and ether rabbits for sale. Maggie Simpson, Smyrna, Rt. 2. 5 checkered giant does, 1 polish white and 1 checkered giant buck, $1.50; Lot for $10. Phone 6061. Paul Rakestraw, | Douglasville, Rt. 4. Box 232. Ped. NZW exclusively, good bore and type, large litters, Eeavy milkers, satis. guar., for sale. Walker E. Smith, Atlanta, 2684 Collier Dr., N. W. Rt. 8. Phone RA. 9990. Chinchillas, NZW, from reg. stock, plenty gf friers, small or large lots at my home. Will ship. J. R. Lawson, Social Cirele. 3 nice young NZ rabbits, bred to reg. buck, $3. ea.; Also some half grown rabbits, cheap. Phone RA. 8202. L. M. King, Atlanta, 1387 Avgn Ave., S. W. Ped. selected NZW and Hwy. wt. Chinchilla does, 1 checkered giant buck, $7.50 ea; 8 wks. old NZW and Hwy. wt. Chins, $2. ea. Mrs. Otis Mashburn, Cumming, Rt. 5 10 pairs white Angora rabbits, thoroughbreds, papers furnish- ed. $5. pr. FOB. Mrs. O H. Saban Athens, 953 Oconee rt, California rabbits, ped. stock, young juniors, $4. ea. with ped. papers. All letters ans. (Member of A. R. & C. B. A). N. O. Newman, Atlanta, 2636 Buford Hwy. Angora rabbits, good. wool- ers, 4 mos. old, $4. pr. Mrs. Eunice Woody; Dial. Black and White rabbits, 8 wks. old Nov. 25th, both sex, fine for breeding and eating, 50c ea. Selling out. Cannot ship. Contact: Carl Barlow, Jackson, Rt. 4. 5 mos. old NZW Hvy. Wt. Chinchillas, and some crossed, entitled to register, $2.25 ea.; $4.50 pr.; $6.50 trio; $45. for lot of 23. David Park, Alma, Rt. 2. Selected ped. NZW does, 1 Chinchilla doe, $6. ea.; 19 wks. old NZW and Chinchillas, $2. ea. Mrs. Otis Mashburn, Cum- Wing, mt.t 5.5" Virgin does, 5-6 mos. old, NZW and Californian, ped. stock, $5. ea. with papers, Fob. Lee Duenckel, Milledgeville, 750 N. Columbia. SHEEP & GOATS FOR SALE Reg. Saanan bucks at stud, young, $25. ea. Will not ship. Phone 5393. W. J. Sumlin, At- Janta, 730 Grand Ave;, N. W. Saanan Milk Goats, young unbred does, also 2 milking, $15. ea. Cannot ship. Dont write. Come after. W. M. Bar- ner, D. D. S,, Columbus, 641 Benning Drive. Saanan Goats: 4 yr. old full blooded doe, $35.; 2 yr. old, $25.; Also 2 yr. old Tog-Saanan doe, $35.; And 2 1/2 mos. old Saanan doe, $15.; Lot for $100. Grady Purebred Nubiam doe Bunsherd Michal (sire), buck, and dee kids, other does, Low prices. See at my home. Mrs. Ruth Darnall, Cleveland, Rt. 3. 2 Nubian m and red, one naturally hornless and 1 reg., for sale at my home or trade for calves or pigs. Write will give direction to my eo H. G. Reid, Grayson, Rt. Giants, ped. stock, heavy milk-}** LIVESTOCK WANTED _ 3} sheep consisting of 1 buck, 2 ewes, for sale 7 . Kennedy, Grovetown, f goats, black HOGS: Want to exchange good 8 dise cutting harrow for good 100 Ib. hog. James F. Weldon, Rock Springs, Want 6 or shire gilt. Palie Oglesby, Dewey- _ rose, 42. RABBITS: : z Want one pair Brown Bel- gium Hare Rabbits. price. 607 Cherokee St. HORSES AND MULES: : Want young horse or pony, reasonably priced. Must a gentle, broken for riding. Wil pay eash. Phone 739R, or write H. G.-Cooper, Tifton, Rt. & sOATS: Want several Common goats. Contaet: J. (Pete) Bullock, Moultrie, 620 4th Ave., S. |HORSES AND MULESY Want nice pony for children. Prefer one around 450-500 lbs., gentle. Phone Smyrna 599-J, * write: T. A. Emory, Smyrna, Ht. . Want small Shetland pony, reasonably priced, for 4 yr. old child. Michael David rue Rome, Watters Rd., Rt. RABBITS AND so PIGS (CAVIES): Will exch. pair brown purebred Bantams for pair Chinchilla, or NZ Black rabbits, pigs (or 3 female), any color. | Advise. Jimmie McDaris, Mor- ganton. CATTLE: Want reg. Polled Hereford cow with calf at side, or bred. Jerry Peddycoart, Armuchee, ca Want good reg. Guernsey Milch cow. Must be sound, fresh, or ready to freshen; Al- so have for sale reg. Guernsey heifer, 18 mos. breed, bull calf 1 moath old popular bloodlines. Phone 6246 Jonesboro. James E. Pace, Riv- erdale, Rt. 1. HOGS: : Want Black African Little Bone Guinea pig, 8 wks. old. Give price, Harvey E. Van Allen, Norman Parks Rt,73 HORSES AND MULES: Want good, gentle pair mules, under 10 yrs. old, 1000 Ibs. or over, safe for boys to work with, near Cleveland. A. G. Martin, Cleveland, Rt. 2. SHEEP AND GOATS: Want Angora Butt headed goats, 4 females, 1 male, reg. stock preferred. Must be young and healthy. Geo. C. Little, Sr., Conyers, Rt. 2. Want pair reg. Angora goats, 6 mos. to 1 yr. old, and 6 to 10 Ewe Sheep, Shropshire prefer- red, J. By Springs. Want immediately, 2 Rams, 6 mos.-1 yr. 8311, Extension 5263. John M. Barron, Atlanta, U. S. Publie Health Service, 50-7th St. Panter, Dial 5 8 wks. old Berk- . 1, Box 142 Quote Ralph Moon, Marietta, Wis white or or pr. white guinea old, ready to when _ shipped. Wellborn, Rock old. Phone EL POULTRY FOR SALE NS ANCONAS: 1 Sheppard Strain Ancona Cockerel, and 2 White Crested Black Polish Cockerels, Apr. hatch, $3. ea. George H. Hayes, Ave., alk Atlanta, 2420 Stewart 8. W. . iD Were tT ie Cross Bantams, ety. Stags, 63/4 PAGE EM POULTRY FOR SALE BANTAMS: . Mixed colored Bantams, 4 mos. old, $3. pr. Rev. J. A. Yawn, Alma, Rt. 1. Brown and White Speckied $2. trio; Also extra large show type White King Pigeons, $5. Pr.; Utility type $4. Pr Grady Panter, Dial Rl Red Bantams, 1950 hatch, 1 rooster, 4 hens, $7.50 Pr.; also 1951 hatch: 1 Wi Bantam rooster, 2 hens, $4.; BR Ban- tam, rcoster, $1.50; Pair White Pekin Ducks. $2.50 Pr. Ringneck Pheasants, $6. J. F. Ginn, At- Janta 451 Metropolitan Pl., S. E; Bantams: White Silkies, RI Reds, Modern Silver Duckwing Game, Old English Black Breasted Red Games, $6. Japanese Extra cocks, $3. ea. MO only. B. H. Holsomback, East Point 4 purebred: Buttercup Roos- ters, 1951 hatch, $3. ea. Or ex- change.. Raleigh Pr uitt, er Rt 2 Hesithy B. B, Red Old Eng- lish Game Bantams, from prize winning stock, $5. pr. Will not ship. Dial 21-2617 C. S. Winn, _ Dunwoody. Bantam nen and rooster, 1950 hatch and cne 1951 hatch pul- let geewn Brown Leghorn, 19- 51 hatch rooster, wt, 3 lbs., for $2:25.. Mrs, LL. E. - Sanders, Buchanan, Rt. 2> CORNISH, GAMES, GIANTS: Nice 2 yr. old Pit Game Cock, Roundhead-Shuffler, \:. Or exch. for Black Cuban cocx in good cond. R. L. Griffin, Gainesville, Oak St. Several pure Pit Game Fowly Old Time. Allens, Pure Shawls, direct from McCrack- en, Cocks, Stags, Hens, Pullets. Write. Priced right. E. P. Cain, =e Dacula Rte 1. Pit Games: Cocks, $5. and $6. ea.; hens, $2.50 and $4. ea.; One Pen 5 hens, 1 cock, $25.00; Pen RH, 1 cock, 3 hens,:$18.; $2.-$3. ea. FOB, L. O. Benefield, Cedartown, Rt. 1. 3 dark Cornish roosters, 17 mos. old, $2.75 ea.; 2,, $4.50; May hatch, same breed, yel- low leg type, $2. ea.; $3.25 for 72 FOB: Mrs. * J. Stehe, Adairsville; Rt. 2. g Game chickens, 4 cocks, 2' stags, 30 or 40 hens and pul- lets, from 1 lb. and up, mostly haw!Ineck, few crossed with oppies. You furnish coops. Lot at $1.25 ea. Going out of business. I. H. Holden, Dallas, Ri. 4 White Cornish roosters, this yor hatch, $2.50-$3.00 ea; ew last year roosters, $3. ea.; 1950 hatch hens, $2.50 ea. Mrs. Oza Cratt: Lavonia, Re Purebred White .Cornish Cockerels, Bull Dog type, ready for service, for sale or exch. for laying heavy breed pullets. V. W. Yearwood, Macon, i Yellow Legged Buff Corn- ish Game Cockerel, Apr. 27, 1951 hatch, direct from Ber- rys Deluxe Egg-Bred Matings, $3. FOB. You furnish crate. J. W. Cartledge, Sr., Columbus, 2727 Lumpkin Court. Pit Game Stags and Pullets, RHS pure, Claret RHS, other as strains and crosses, stags, 5.00; Pullets, $3.00; Pit Cocks, $7.50-$15.00; Brood. hens, $5.; Six Ace Slasher Cocks, 6 lbs., lbs., $75. Hoyt Helton, Buchanan, Rt. 22: 6 Warhorse Cross Young Cocks, 4 lbs. ea., for sale. See: N. S. Tanner, Flowery Branch, Rt. 3. 10 pure White Cornish Pul- lets, March hatch, no cockerels, lot for $19. Mrs. W. H. Walters, Lavonia, Rtez; White Cornish Cockerels and Roosters, 1950 and 1951 hatch, $2.50 and $3. ea. hens, $2.50 ea.; 10 hens, 1 rooster, $25.00. Mrs. O. L. Craft, Lavonia, Rt. Z. . LEGHORNS: 35 White Leghorns, begin- ning to lay, and 75 Reds, 5 mos. old, $1.50 ea, See at my farm. No letters ans. Mark Foster, Talking Rock, Rt. 1. and Traveler ; POULTRY FOR SALE 50- 4A W. L. Pullets, 3 mos. old; $1.25 ea.; 3 Guineas, 2 hens, 1 rooster, $1.50 ea.: 4 W. Pekin Ducks, 1 Drake, $2.50 ea.; 10 NH Red Pullets, lay- ing, $2.50 ea. Can ship at your expense. Mrs. D. T. Harris, Statesboro, Rt. 3. MISC. CHICKENS: 23 young laying hens, 3 roosters, $1.75 ea. Mrs. Hattie L. Gilbert, Atlanta, 225 Stovall St See: ORPINGTONS: Buff Orpington Stags, $2. ea.; 2, $3.50. Will ship. Mrs. Marie Holland, Dalton, Rt. 2. PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS, PIGEONS, QUAIL, DOVES, ETC:: Ringneck Phasants, $5. pr. W. D. Bennett, Molena. Ringneck Pheasants and Northern Bob White Quail. for sale at my place. B. C. Strick- land, Hampton, Box 168. Chinese Ringneck Pheasants, 1951 hatch, $5. Pr.; Extra hens, $3. ea. Mrs. Ed Ferguson, Cor- nelia, Rt. 1. = Chinese Ringneck Pheasants, $2.50-$3.50 ea. J. . Moore, Atlanta, 2181 Flat Shoals Rd. aeiouas One pair 4 yr. old Blue FPea- fowl for sale. Willis A.. Big- gers, Sr., Greenville. Large Ringneck Pheasants, $8. Pr.: Common __ Pigeons, mated and working, $1. pr. Exch. 1 pr. for 1 Bantam hen or rooster. Starling Yawn, By- romville. mated $53 pr. White King Pigeons, and_ banded, $4, and | Phone Ra. 6085. R. W. Cald- well, 3710 Cascade Rd. 11 Common Pigeons, mixed colored, mostly mated and working, $5. for lot. Billy Tur- ner, Union Point. Northern Bob White Quail, May 16, 1991 hatch, reared in large houses, from unrelated parents, out of hens that laid 100-160 each this season, $5.00 Pr. J. E. Akins, Atlanta, 1531 Athens Ave., S. W. Phone Ra. 8982. REDS: NH, RI, OTHERS 500 NH pullets, 4 A, 12 wks. old, $1. ea. Sell in small lots if desired. Send MO and crates. | Paul E. Ergle,-Austell, Rt. 2, Box 141. (Between Gordon Rd. and Bankhead on Allen Rd.). 20 nice Red pullets, 5 mos old, at my home for sale. ~Call Be. 6654 for price. Mrs. Myrtle P. Hunt, Atlanta, 921 Capitol Atlanta, View Ave.,3N. W. 200 N. H. puilets, 10 wks. old, Nichols strain, from pul- lorum clean stock, $1. ea. Will ship. No charges for crates. Mrs. Kate Harrell, Fayettevilie. 20 New Hampshire Red pul- lets, ready to lay, $2. per head. Mrs. W. A. Sumner, Adrian. 25 NH Red hens, 4A, at $2. ea. Will ship if crates are sent. Mrs. G. C. Clifton, Millen, Rt. 8,2 Box 15%: 500 Christy NH Red pullets, from best laying flock, 17 wks. old, $1.40 ea. Lamar Woodlit?, Alpharetta, Rt. 1. Phone 3861. ROCKS, BARRED, WHITE, OTHERS: 8 BR pullets, one BR roost- er, 7 mos. old, $15.00; Also 5 NH Red pullets, 1 rooster, $ mos. old, $10. Plus shipping charges. Paul Mallett, Chats- worth, Rt. 2. TURKEYS, GUINEAS, 50 Turkey Toms, 40c Ib; hens, 421/2c lb. at my home on Lawrenceville-Grayson Rd. S. P. Batchelor, Lawrenceville, Rt..3: 32 White Pekin Ducks, this year hatch, $1.50 ea. at my home. Mrs. Sallie Floyd, bce: mart, Rt. 2. 2 grown ducks, 4 almost grown, Muscovy and White Pekins (some mixed) for sale} or exch. for turkeys or guineas, Dial 21-6167, or write: San- ford Foy, Stone Mountain, Rt. a 25 or more nice fat turkeys, 50c lb. Ready in November. Mrs. {, N. Harris, Sandersville, Bile Bs Z POULTRY FOR SALE Wie Purebred B. B. Bronze tur- keys, ready for market in Nov. and Dec., $10. ea. PP booking orders. Mrs. Jesse F, Johnson, Cordeles Rt. 200 is Fine spring hatch White tur- keys for breeding purposes, $10. ea.; 3, $25. Will net ship. C. S Winn, Dunwoody. Dial 21-2617. ; . B. B. Bronze Turkeys, bred, pullorum free, hens, ea. Or exch. for nice pullets beginning to lay. Write first. Mrs. Jesse F. Johnson, Cordele, Rig YO nice young M. B. Turkey Toms, good for breeding, Apr. 1951 hatch, 50c lb. Mrs, Omie, EH. Faircloth, Pulaski. 10 White Pekin Ducks and Drakes, $1.50 -pr.; Also NH Red Cockerels, fine for~ stock, Apr. hatch, 6-8 lbs., reason- able. Mrs. Etta Thompson, At- lanta. 2005 Cheshire Ave.,- S. full $8. 5 geese (grey), 1 gander, aif for $10. at my home. Mrs. James H. Kent, Powder Springs, Rt. 2. (MacLand_ ae munity). _ 20 nice turkeys for a at my home. Priced right. Mrs. R. M. Benffy, Amity. 32 White Pekin Ducks, large type, 1991" hatch; $1.50. ea. at my home. Mrs. Sallie pore Rockmart, Rt. 2 * : B. B. Bronze Turkeys, pul- lorum clean, $8. ea. Or exch.| for NH Reds or AAA: Leghorn Pullets, about to lay .or begin- ning to lay; 1 turkey for: 8 pul- lets. Each pay postage. Mrs. oe F. Johnson, peels Rt. Brown China Geese, sex un= known, $8. pr.; 3 large Mus- covy Drakes, $1. 00 eas Fok. Wellborn, Rock Springs. About 25- 1951 hatch BB Bronze Turkeys, full gro='n, corn fed, raised on wire, it, good: shape; Also some Pea- fowl, Pheasants, Quail, and laying hens for sale. Mrs. Hel- en Street, Atlanta, 2965 Buford ee RY: ce Ch. i " White Amdin- Toulouse geese, grown, $5. ea. Mrs. M. F. Gad- dis, Quitman, Box 427. - POULTRY WANTED _ S ee PIGEONS; Want buy or swap eiiokens for fancy pigeons, pheasants, quail or turkeys. S. J. Griener, Atlanta, RFD 14, Box 198. FARM HELP WANTED Waatssober, honest family to cultivate 2 H farm on 50-50 basis. 4 R house with lights, school route, near good Baptist Church. Contact: Z. H. Feady-, Suwanee, Rt. 1. Want settled unencumbered white woman to live as one of family in home on farm with modern conveniences and help with light farm chores for board and salary. Mrs. Hoyt Chambers, Clermont. Want small family to work small 1 H crop of corn and eotton on halves. Good upland, good tools, work. with. best of stock to plow. Good house, 2 barns. 11/2 mi. W. Cleveland. K. S. Price, Cleveland. Want elderly woman or cou- ple, self sustaining, to live -in home with me on farm and do light farm chores. Can haye garden. - Write: Mrs, Pearl Cok, Butler, Rt. 1. Want 1 H farmer for 1952 on 50-50 basis. Good land, stock, and fair 4 R_ house, lights, pump in well. Near school and church. Phone Calhoun 6842. J. A. Lance, Red Oak. Want honest, hard working, sober, Christian . farmer for farm on 50-50 basis (2H crop). Good sandy and clay pebply land. 3 R house, elec., mail and school route. 2 churches. Pas- ture. All weather road. Letters ans. Phone 28123. F. F. Kiil- -enced. W. M. Clemones, Rome, ERT. OS. -referenees. Want white or colored fam-| ily to work 1 H farm on shares, grow corn, cotton, and tobacco. | 4 R house, lights, water, mule barn, tobacco barn. Mail and school bus route. 2 mi. church and store. J. H. Wood, Fitz- gerald, Rt. 3, Box 276. * Want unencumbered woman to live on place and do light work on farm. J. H. Googe, Savannah, Rt. 2, Whitmarsh Island. Want waa reliable farmer d on farm. Will share, giving two-thirds. Furnish 5 R house, wood, watef,-lights, farm tools, mules. Near good schools and vegetable market.. Good prop- osition for right man. Phone day El 9190; night, De. 1975.. 2 mi. Avondale on Indian Creek Rd. E. T. Brown, Avon- dale Estates, P. O. Box 123. Want share cropper, prefer- ably family with tractor to farm on halves; Or will con-| de tractor. C. sider furnishing stock for share | Donough, ee cropper to farm on halves. 90 |- Acres in cultivation, 25 A pea-| wants year aro nut allotment, good house,| poultry farm. elec. lights, near school bus/Need small hou route. Contact: James A. Whit- | Honest, sober, lock, Macon, 3507 Ind. -Home: move now. FL Rd. Phone 5-4680. burn, RFQ dt Want truck and tractor driv- 47 yr. old man | er for farm. Will pay $100.00| maintenance man month, house with electricity, | seer of farm. C: on school and bus,;route. See] painting, ; me. Dont write. J. L. Owens, | poultry. Sober. Milledgeville, Rt. 4,- (Eatonton ences. Ready to Hwy.). z ty good bottom tractor to pr: iieRox aa: POSITION Want good | ; Have plenty nish self. Oldes Want colored man and iam- ily to work 2 H farm on shares. | _ : Good tobacco allotment. Some} dairy farm. 13 yr. turpentine. 7 -R house with| Wife, son, and s elec. lights,school bus by door. Sandy - Spring Janie H.. Jackson, aa 109 | Road. Virgil H Facon St. Bite de Want faamily, ie or col-| Want position ored, for 2 H crop on standing| Single, white, 41 rent, or 50-50 basis. Good land, perienced, Pho good 4 R house, plenty wood Sanborn. Cooper, and water. Near school and Montgomery Ferry. church. School bus by door. ; See Good pasture. House witheelec. ne lights. Ss mG? Allen, Newnan, farm work, {oa RED 5. _|or raising poulti Want families all grown) house with lights, to work on farm rest. of 1951|fer Fulton and. for 1952: Want 3 large families to work 4 H crops of | W. cotton, corn, (mostly cotton) on 50-50 basis, good land, good house; Also need good man to operate combine, other farm machinery. Must be experi- wife, 9 children 11), wants work truck farm, or ens. Must ha lights, water, ne: ee Limon _W Want sober, white family to work good 50 A farm on shares and raise chickens on salary basis. You furnish stock and tools. Good 5 R_ house, running water, lights, large barn and outbldgs. Must have Phone day, Wa. 2050:2might "Di, ies ds: Huckaby, Atlanta, 976 Under- wood Aye., S. E Ae yrs, old man 9 ; experience in i work on dairy boys (12, 17 yrs. ol Fitzger: J Ginn, 210. Want Sounee on shares. House Want unencumbered middle | #2 ; age white woman to live with ieee se my father and sister on small |? st oe farm and do light farm chores| Young married ; for small salary~ and good| work on poultry fa home. Write: Major Mary J.| only one to wor Key, MPD, Fort McPherson, | proposition. Hous Ga., AG Section. furnished. Work wages. Want farmer for Work on Pref 3G A farm, good land, Middle, Martit Gares E Ga., 50-50 basis. Pay 30c hr.| pein Rt 1 one hand when not in crop. 3 r K Need plenty help. 2 mules fur-} 37 yr. old won nished. M. C. Roberts, Pall} children, 10, 7 ( : (husband dead) Ground. se : Cae Want man with help to farm farm doing general Mrs. _ V: on halves, also drive. tractor, and do -extra work for me * when not in crop. Good land, Perkle near school bus route, elec- tricity. G. M. Wright, Corey. Want white family able to run. 2 or 3 H farm with good mules and new tractors on level land. 4 or 5 R_ houses, elec., good water. 50-50 basis. 14 -mi. Augusta, paved hwy.. school bus by door. ketters ans. D. Russell Wright, Au- gusta, 1304 Meigs St. water. Norcross, on farm, willing worker. with hogs, chi spot. Grady Philli 233 Georgia Ave., S. Single Vet., 33 job on: farm or pou for small salary, Wesley -Scruggs, Cal Parsons, oe Rt Annual Sale Sumter Co., purebred Breeders Assn., a livestock, will be aS ae Dece P. M., at Americus. ; fords, and 12 Bulls: ingsworth, Columbus, 1017 Benning Drive. |