Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1952 February 27

Georgia Farmers

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Tom Linder Commissioner






VOLUME 36

THE B

-Editoral By TOM LINE By TOM LINDER



. SF orn time immemorial, the borderline
am) of states and nations has been the favorite

stamping ground of outlaws.
ilmcan violate the laws on one side of the
m border and make a quick get-a-away back
Macross the line into what they hope will
prove asanctuary. In this way they hope
not only to successfully violate the laws
B which good citizens obey but they also
ei hope to. escape punishment for their mis-
inf deeds.

On the borderline of Georgia and Ten-
nessee, there resides a corporation known
as The Home Stores. One McDonald is
the president of the corporation, Home
i) Stores, and is also the publisher of a news
_) paper which he ironically~ calls the FREE
PRESS.

The Home Stores has a puniber ~of
branch stores in northwest Georgia.
These branches have been operated in
oper. defiance of the Laws of Cone































By FRANK B. OHLQUIST

The most diabolical scheme ever hatch-
: ed. by the INTERNATIONAL ROTHS-
CHILD BANKERS to obtain control of
| the entire world, the most crafty con-
spiracy ever created to- destroy the soyv-
ereignty of the Republic of the United
States, is that corrupt, dishonest, twin-
headed monstrosity known as the United
Nations Organization and the World
Bank, They were conceived in iniquity,
born in intrigue and treachery, nursed
ypocrisy, weaned on deceit, raised on
= dacity and oppression, presented in
ception and falsehood, and now full
grown, have become traitors in our midst,
destroying the Constitution, the Bill of
ts and the written law of this nation.

The United Nations was conceived in
secrecy of Dumbarton Oaks. The
Id Bank was the creation of the Bret-
Woods Conspiracy. BotH of these or-
izations are a failure, a farce and a
fgg d. They are unconstitutional, illegal
un-American. These organizations
to create a super-state, a one-world
nment, by destroying all other gov-

ld instead of the Golden Rule. They
of the devil incarnate and deny the
ngs of Jesus Christ. The rulers of
uper-government were never elect-
were self-appointed. The peo-
Republic have no voice and no

Outlaws:



ents. They would impose the rule |



WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1952

Some of them have even resorted to phy-
sical violence against law enforcement
authorities of this state.

The Home Stores is a Tennessee cor-
poration and under the Georgia Law is
required to register with the Secretary of
State, State of Georgia. This they have
failed and refused to do in defiance of the
Georgia Law.

The Georgia Law requires the return
in payment of income tax. Home. Stores
has a large income in Georgia and has had
for years. My guess is that Home Stores
defies the income tax law of Georgia and
has paid no income tax.

Under the Georgia Law Home Stores
is required to account for all sales tax col-
lected from its customers. My guess is
that the sales tax returns of Home Stores
are incomplete.

Home Storeg has treated with defiance
all Georgia milk sanitary laws and has
been in the business of bootlegging un-
lawful milk and of putting false labels on
this: milk.. Home Stores is a common

vote in these organizations. The Ameri-
can people were never consulted. This is
AUTOCRACY IN ITS MOST VICIOUS
FORM.

In all the one hundred and eleven arti-
cles in the charter of the United Nations
Organization there is not one single clear
specific provision for the protection of
the individual human being. The terrify-
ing fact stands out that there is no bill of
rights, no right to vote as individuals,
and no protection against the tyranny of
this one-world government.

It is as impossible to reform and-correct

the worlds economic, financial and po-
litieal-troubles by going into partnership
with the international bankers, who
spawned the United Nations and the
World Bank, as it would be to reform Hell
by going into partnership with the Devil.

The Hon. John T. Wood, Congressman





IMPORTANT. NOTICE

NEW STOCK LAW

We are printing in this issue the New
Stock Law as passed by the 1952
State Legislature,

You will find it on Page Seven,
Please read and keep it handy for
your information,











NUMBER 24

JRDER OF OUTLAWS

bootlegger and an outlaw against the
peaceful and orderly carrying dut of the
Georgia Laws.

Home Stores is an oppressor of the
farmers of Tennessee who milk cows. It
is a deceiver of the consumers to whom it
sells. It is an outlaw on the Georgia side
of the border. It is not likely that an out
law on one side of the border is a good
citizen on the other side.

If the business competitors in north-
west Georgia of Home Stores, as well as
those in Tennessee, could escape their
honest taxes and pay starvation wages to
their employees, they could no doubt sell
merchandise cheaper than Home Stores
do.

I am writing this on Friday morning,
February 22Washingtons Birthday. It
is my guess that by the time you read
this in the Market Bulletin, something
will have happened to this outlaw on the

* border.

TOM LINDER,

Commissioner of Agriculture a

fhe United Nations Is Treason

WE CANNOT RETAIN OUR LIBERTIES BY SURRENDERING OUR SOVEREIGNTY

from Idaho, in a speech delivered on De-
cember 15, 1951, and the author of
HR5080, a bill to withdraw from the
United Nations, listed the following losses
of your sovereignty. This is only the be-
ginning. Unless you act you will be a
people without. a nation.

The powers delegated to the Federal
government by the sovereign people of
the United States are either being usurp-
ed by the United Nations or granted to
them by a governmental set-up in Wash-
ington, which is either ignorant of the
fact it-is granting powers to the United
Nations which the citizenry of the United
States granted to it alone; or that each
and every department of the~ Federal
government granting such powers is
criminally recreant to the oath each took
upon assumption of office to, support and
defend the Constitution of the United
States against all_enemies from without
or within the United States.

The Constitution certainly never con-
templated that any of its terms should
authorize the selling out of our hard-
won freedoms to a One World aggrega-
tion, which is even now 51 per cent Com-
munist by population, and which is aim-
ing to completely supplant our sovereign
system of Constitutional Republican gov-
ernment, under which we have lived and

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SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



One good Sears Can Sealer
$675. PP in Georgia. Mrs Venie
Stone, Canton, Rt. 1.

1951 Ferguson Tractor run
approx. 100 hrs., with bush and
bog harrow, also one tiller plow,
$1500. Richard Jenkins, Pal-
metto Box 160.

One No. 5 McCormick-Deer-
ing Hammer Mill, only used 3
times, excellent condition, for
sale. E. L. Preetorius, States-
boro, P. O. Box 354.

Model A X B Friend Cut-
Under Sprayer, with 550 gal.
steel tank, 35 gal. per minute
pump, on rubber tires, equipped
with rear folding platform, tank
filler, guard rail on top, etc.
Purchased March 1947 for $2,-
152.52. Sell reasonably. Mra H.
R. McGee, Plains.

8-22 Rome Bush -and Bog
Harrow, like new, used on 7
acres only, priced right, for cash,
or consider exchange for hay
or grain. Tel. 516 R. James A.
Buford, Cartersville, Rt. 3.

2 H Wagon in good shgpe
for sale or will trade for Hogs,
calves, or cows. See at my farm.
Tel. 2101. Hwy. 54. J. H. Voyles,
Morrow. ,

Chattanooga Pea _ Sheller,
good cond., $100., my place, 1/2
mi. off Roosevelt Hwy., South
College Park. John C. Lee, Col-
os Park, Rt. 1, (Welcome Al!

An overhead type Harrow
Trailer for use only with 8 or
10 disc Taylor-Way-Harrow that
has hydraulic cylinder to set
angle in harrow, $60. here; Or
trade for portable elevator,
smal] hammer mill, 8 disc B and
B Harrow, calves, etc. Tel. 44-
62. Harley H. Sutton, Alpharet-
ta, Rt. 2, Box 329.

Dearborn, Spring-Trip, Joimt
Crass Tractor Plow, used less
than one full day, $139.50
(worth $215.); Also want 1 each:
Good Tiller, Dbl. Gan Disc Har-
row, Cotton Duster, all used for
1950 Ford Tractor, Standard
Brand in good condition on
eash basis. Tel. 2260. E. G. Mor-
ris, Waynesboro, 409 Liberty St.

Power Mower attachable to
David Bradley Garden Plow,
good cond., $25. Will ship J. L.
ha Albany, RFD 3, Box

T-D 14 Intl. Bull Dozer- Diesel
Motor for clearing farm lang,
6 yd. LeTourneau Pan, Sub-
soiler Plow, Intl. Diesel 6 on
rubber with Hough Front End
loader and Bulldozer Blade,
used for clearing, plowing, har-
owing land, for farming. Tel.

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALI



Dearborn 2 Disc Plow, only
used very little, $125. FOB my
farm 2 mi. E. Pitts. J. B. Jett,
Pitts.

Oaks Starting and Finishing
Poultry Batteries, 250 cap.,
good cond., for sale. Mrs. John
Hynds, Atlanta, 93 Warren St.

-N. E. Tel. DE. 5140.

One 6 disc J. D. Tiller, $60.;
1 set planters for J. D. good
cond., $95. Angus L. Daniel,
Bronwood, Rt. 1.

No. 6 Kemp power Shredder
with 3/4 hp Elec. motor, for
pulverizing stable manure and
compost; spreading evenly in
rows or to broadcast; also used
to condition soil for seed beds,
etc. Perfect cond. Can be seen.
H. D. Sherwood, Atlanta, 601
Hemlock Circle S. E.

Two 10-28 used tractor tires,
$35. or $20. ea. Guyton B.
Dominy, Dublin, RFD 5, Box
DANA

Electric Churn, used very lit-
tle. Cost $15. sell for $12. Exc.
for good unwashed Print sacks,
3 and 4 alike, in good cond.
ae John Myers, Hartwell, Rt.

Farmall A, 1947 tractor, lights,
starter, . lift, cultivators, and
planters, 2 disc plow, 20 disc
smoothing harrow, Case hay
baler, 2 wheel Wisc. motor used
with equipment, all good cond.
B. M. Maddox, Winder, Rt. 4.

D. I. Case tractor, good cond.
good rubber, disc harrow, ter-
racing machine and Taylor sub-
soiler, $1,600. L. T. Asherbran-
ner, Alpharetta, Rt, 1, Box 211.
Phone 2093.

1 Bagwell wagon, evcellent
cond., $75. Sat. guar. Docia Har-
ris, Lula.

Complete Cole, air cooled
Corn mill outfit, with 8-3/4
hp Wisc. motor, belts, small

sheller, all good as new; one
Pea Thrasher, and small ker.
burning milk cooler for Dairy.
Bargain, lot for $385. N. Mor-
ris, Nicholson, Taloma

1944 Gibson Riding garden
tractor with plow and Dozer
blade, fair shape, $175. See my
place, just off the Four Lane
ey Carl P. Gossett, Acworth,

Le Qe

Allis Chalmers
without starter or lights, but
A-1 cond., harrow, dbl. disc
plow and_ cultivators, horse
drawn hay rake, mowing
machine, plows, etc. Cheap for
cash or tradefor heifers or
cows. See, my place, 4 mi. No.
LaFayette on Hwy. 27. Dennis

B tractor



(120. Loyd Moore, LaGrange.

Beard, LaFayette, Rt. 1.

MARKET BULLETIN

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



wind type lime spreader, just

at farm. A. H. Thurmond, Farm-
ington.

One 8 Disc B and B Pick-up
| Harrow for Ford Ferguson, etc.
$135. Call 2391. J. M. Dempsey, |
Chamblee. 5

Model M John Deere Tractor
with all equipment, late model,
hydraulie turning plow, planter,
cultivators, harrow, good cond.,
for sale, A. J. Opper. Milner,
Box 71.

VC Alliis-Chalmers Tractor,
6 Disc J. D. Tiller for sale cheap.
Or exch., for small tractor.
Seaborn Roberts, Royston, Rt.

One Grain and Fertilizer
Drill to fit Ford or Ferguson
Tractor, 13 row, rubber tires,
one able pickup hay loader for
Allis-Chalmers WC or WD; Al-
so one B John Deere, good
cond., with new motor block.
J. R. Morgan, Lavonia.

Cultivator for Farmall A
Tractor for sale or exchange
for Mower. Glen Bonner, New
nan, Box 397. ;

Page Garden Tractor, 4 hp,
Wisc. motor, turn plow, culti-
vator, $265. S. M. Stout, Warm
Springs. Ee

Planters, Cultivators, Distri-
butors, for Farmall A Tractor
sale cheap. Phone 4809. J. H.
Reddy, Stone Mountain, Rt. 2.

2 unit DeLaval Milking
Machine, almost new, $265. H.
D. Thames, Forest Park. o

1948 Ford Tractor, with mow-
ing machine, harrows, plough,
etc. good shape, also items
necessary for poultry, for sale.
Frank Moody, Demorest, Rt. 1,
Box 79.

Intl. No. 52 Combine in
splendid condition, used very

little, $500. R. C. McIntosh,
Quitman.
Sears- Roebuck all-steel 5

Deck Complete Broiler Plant,
produces 35 per week, exc.

condition, $57.50. Robert G.
Kersey, Dublin, Rt. 4.
One Model UXIA Friend

Sprayer, used very little, exc.
condition, on steel wheels, 400
gal. cap., $350.. Intl; Whirl Type
Lime Spreader, fair condition,
my farm, $30. George S. Hurst,
Albany, Rt. 4, Box 299. -

F-12 Farmall Tractor on steel
dise and middle buster, good
cond., for sale. W. T. Taylor,
Adairsville, Rt. 3.

IHC Power Hay Baler with
mounted motor, on rubber
tires, $350.; Case Power Hay
Baler with Wisc. Air Cooled
Motor, on wheels, $400. R. M.
Maddox, Winder, Rt. 4.

150 egg cap. Incubator, Farm
Master make, hot water, kero-
sene, oil heating, used one time,
good as new. Instructions and
equipment with same. Mrs. W.
H. Walters, Lavonia, Rt. 2.

Like new Power Take-off and
Pulley for Farmall A or B
Tractor, also 1 Fairbanks Morse }
Feed Mill. Best offer; Want 1
set steel wheels, set cultivators,
complete with planters, and 3
disc plow for Farmall M. Ad-
vise. Mack Motes, Aragon,
Phone 5602.

| 1950 Super A Farmall Tract-
or, 2 disc plow. planters, ferti-
lizer ~attachment, cultivators,
sub-soil plow, all. used very lit-
tle, bargain for cash. Theodore
Cox, Canton, Rt. 3.

Set 2 Row Cultivators, Ferti-
lizer Distributors, and Planters
for John Deere A and B Models
A-1 cond., looks like new, sell
at sacrifice, J. B. Brooks, Hazle-
hurst.

Farm Bell, 100 lbs., $6. fob.
H. J. McCorvey, Pavo, Rt. 2.

Farmall F-12 on rubber, good
running cond., $300. J. C. Bur-
son, Hoganville, Rt. 2.

One Model H Intl. Tractor,
Fertilizer and seeding attach-
ments, all cultivating equip-
ment, 2 yr. old, 1st. class condi-
tion, $1850. delivered. C. M.
Pippin, Albany, Rt. 2.

One J. D. Model B Tractor,
harrow and tiller, good: cond,
$1200. Tel. 24 W. Scott McCoy,



McCormick Deering Whirl-|

1 each: McCormick HM-150
two disc Plow, Model 62 Intl.
Combine driven from tractor,
HM-250 Cultivator with Ferti-
lizer attachment, HM-278 Plan+-
er with Hopper, handles 3 rows
at a time. J. R. Newell, Carroll-
ton,

One Bhermostat and 4-120 ft.
cables, enough for a 6 x 60 hot
bed, used. only 1 season, for
sale. Buck Brinson, Millen, Rt.
2.

Farmall F-12 Tractor on rub-
ber, pulley, hydraulic lift, bush
and bog, J. D. 4 Disc Tiller with
seeder, cultivators, planters. No
junk; Mule Drawn Cane Mill
and Kettle, 1 afd 2 H Plow,
Guano Distributor, Harrows,
other farm tools. Cheap for cash.
is J. Miller, Eastman,

iy

J. D. Combine, planters, culti-
vators outfit, 2 dise tiller used
only 1 year for sale. Come see.
Letters ans. Marco F. Strick-
land, Royston, Rt. 2.

1948 Oliver 70 Tractor witn
harrow, planters, distributors,
cultivators, A-1 cond., cheap for
cash. J. Grimsley, Juniper.

H Farmall Tractor with
farming equipment at bargain.
Letters answered. Come see. H.
E. Rutherford, Union Point.

One Weeder for Ford Tract-
or for sale. Mrs. Sallie R. Brue,
Lumber City, Rt. 1.

J. D. Crawler Tractor with
bull dozer blade, tiller harrow
terrace machine, good condi-
tion, for sale or trade for wheel
tractor in good condition. Tel.
Bel. 9243. E. W. Bruton, Auste!l,
Rt. 3, Bankhead Hwy. N. W.

One Farmall, Cub Tractor
with starter, lights, on rubber
and with 8 x 24 tires, good
condition, cultivators, Hester 26
in. disc plow, 18 in. 10 dise har-
row, $600. Thoyce D. Allen,
Hoschton, Rt. 2.

A John Deere Tractor, good
rubber, complete with culti-
vator fair condition, cheap $990.
One set new Rotary Hoes, for.
tractor, $30. 5 mi. N. Plains,
H. P. Logan, Plains.

One 6 Row Cotton Duster to
fit cub Farmall tractor, used
part of 2 seasons, good condi-
tion, $40. Bring cash and get

machine. Cecil Gable, Talla-
poosa.
One set Cultivators and

Planters, with Distributors, to
fit: S. C. Case or D. C.. Case,
this equipment never used,
$300. for entire lot. A. D. Dozier,
Norwood.

Slightly used 1 H Wagon,
and good heavy mare, $110. Ex-
change for equal value. Pre-
fer two six month old, or older
calves. Harold Higgins, Suwa-
nee, Rt. 1.

1950 New Holland No. 77 Hay
Baler, $1675.; Case Side De-
livery Rake on rubber, $300;
Bush and Bog Harrow for Ford
or Ferguson Tractor, $140. All
good working condition. FOB
[my place.. Tel. 3317. Geo. N.
Gunn, Lithonia, c/o Gunn Air
Field. ,

One Sears, Roebuck 5 Deck
Complete All-Steel Broiler
Plant, cap. 300 per week, ex-
cellent condition, clean, $60. Al-
so other poultry equipment.
Robert G. Kersey, Dublin, Rt.

Model B John Deere Tractor
with all equipment in good
condition, at bargain. W. W.
Brannen, Statesboro, 349 Sa-
vannah Ave.

One Graham Hoem Plow,
used about 1 week, $150. (Cost
$310.). John Bostwick, Bost-
wick. .

.
Grain Reaper and 2 H Wagon
for sale. J. R. Martin, Blairs-
ville, Rt. 2, Box 166.

2 Cotton Hoppers for C or
Super C Farmall Tractor, used
one day, $30. E. J. McGinnis,
Alpharetta, Rt. 1, Box 146.

1 Practically new 2 H Nissen
Wagon with good bed, $125.
W. B. Gunnin, Danielsville, Rt.
2.
Stump Puller with about 150
ft. of cable, double power, $50.
at my farm 10 mi. =. Dublin
on Hwy. 80. Phone 1483-M2.



Davisboro.

J. W. Lampp, Jr., Dublin, Rt. 6.

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One Dixon Cole Planting
Fertilizing Unit for Fo.

guson ultivator,
price. C. B. Hicks, Re

1 Cotton Duster, 4 ro
only one crop, Hudson
$80.; Also Mule, 1100 Ib
Exchange for Yearling.
Nettie Adams, William

2 Row Ford Stalk Cutter
2 Ford Tractor Casings
Tubes for sale or trade for |
mule. Bring mule and get c
and tires. Mark T. W
Dewy Rose. &

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WAN

Want some good used
ers, and Distributors, also
vators, for late model
Tractor. Give price and ai
H. A. Locke, Butler, R

Want 1 Row Tractor
with implements, must hb
gain for cash and not ove
mi. Austell (20:mi. NW A
Ed Mosely, Austell, Rt.

Want Garden Tractor, 2.
with some attachments,
condition, cheap for
over 50 miles Talking
C. Southern, Talking Rock
A, .

Want 100 egg cap. ine
Must be bargain. Write
R. R. NeSmith, Thomasvi
4, ti

Want one 2 H Walking
vator, J. D. preferred,
25 mi. Barnesville, or
Must be in good condition.
location. Phone Barnesvi
W-3 or write. W. O. Law
Milner, RFD. :

Want one 1 H Hay B
good condition. George
Blairsville, Rt. 2, Box

Want Farm Bell. Must
good condition (for $5.).
Griffin, Mrs. W. C. Kendi
Griffin, Rt. C. Tel. 3141.

Want 1 or 2 Row Fe

and Planting Equipmen ce
Ford Tractor. Must be in_ ie
condition, reasonable. Ball

Golden, Bremen, Rt. 2.

_ Want set of planters for
A Farmall Tractor nearby,
be in good shape. Also fe!
attachment for same.
Crenshaw, McDonough,

Want Cultivator,
Guano Distributor to fit
Tractor, good condition. 5)
age and best cash price; J
for sale: Tires for Ford

breaks, $25. ea.; $40. both
Will ship COD. G. C. He
West Point.

Want Drag Pan and &
in good condition for us
Farmall H Tractor. Give
and complete details in
H. H. Hutchins, Lithonia, F
Box 245. % :

Want to buy for cash, 1
ham Hoeme Plow in good co
tion; Also for sale: 3 Re
Chattanooga Cane Mill, 10
copper pan, good cond., |
at farm. O. E. Crawford, G
gins. q

Want for Farmall C C
Planter and Fertilizer 2 F
attachment, also Cultivator
tachment in good usable
cheap. A. Y. Leslie, McDo:
P. O. Box 255.

Want good lime and fertil
spreader with 8 or. 10 ft. Bf
Give make, size, condition,
Will trade 31 or Alta Fe:
Seed for same. G. T. McDon
Oakwood.

Want 1 set of AB or G f
Deere Planters, in good sh
W. N. Futch, Rochelle.

Want Commercial Hamm
Mill, 11-16 in, Phone 2341,
A. Wren. Nicholls. 4

Want a good used Road
or buggy, prefer with )
tires, in good cond., for
strictly in connection with fi
(and getting over my ke
work, at reasonable price. C
tact. U. B. Sammons, Watk
ville.

Want good used
good condition, reasona

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cash. Grady Ison, Brooks.














Spreader. |"
x 1, Chamblee,
Rd. Phone EV
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used small tractor
os for cash if
Se del. at
H. Willingham,








Farmall A Tracter,
or under, for cash.
and condition. C.
ocky Face. <

used Taylorway (4
Plough, lift type,








2827. T. Jeff Veal,
Rt. Qs

or Fertilizer D1s-
tor drawn, about 8
joy D. Tankersley,

or large enough to
st Mill, preferably
Must be cheap. N.
Quill. :

good used Manure
State make, condi-
-cash price. Must
ble distance Cor-
ckweiler, Cordele,

vator and Plantezs
A Tractor in gocd

, Box 170.

5 Day Bush Butter-
planted 1 year, 25c
op lots, 20c lb. No

100 re 1951 Blacix-

Peas, 18c lb. not
Turner, Dousglas-

Jer Half Runner
cup; Blue Java Peas
5 Ib. lots or more;
ns, 40c Ib. 5 Ib. lots
Also Garlic Bulbs, 60c
postage. P. B. Brown,
ot

m Bush Lima Beans,
; $1.25; 5 Ibs.y $2.
zone. f7G: Sruc-
ear, Rt. is

Sonne: and White
55c cup; Cream
Pink Peanut
: Sugar Crowder
p. Add postage. Ex-
* good white or print
. cap. Mrs. Clift
cing Rock, Rt. 2.

arden Beans, White,
lf Runners, Pink and
Week, 50c cup. Exch.
, or pecans. Add
s. Eula Beal, Elli-















































s, 50c cup; White
and. White Pole
- cup; Add postage.
for good sacks, 100
white or print. Mrs,
Talking Rock, Rt.

d White Running

s, will bear until

cup. Plus 15c post-

A. Verner, Hart-
lin St.

nD
a
Q
S
ey
O
me

ll Peas, $6. bu.; Also
if Runner Bean Seed
cup. PP. Mrs. Gert-
i, Mitchell, Rt. 1.

d Pole Cat, White
ll, White Browneyed,
Crowders, 4 cups,
White Lady Peas,
Pole Beans, 3 cups,
All een wee-
. Mrs. T. E. Richard-

Aly

Velvet Beans, $7.
Quince Wal-
Two-Crop |

ed,

. bu. FOB,

one bushel.

or call. Day phone}.

Brown, Sanders-}

2 | 218.

.|G. C. Singleton, Buena Vista.

+3190 Pet. germ., made 57 bales to



: SOUP: Alvaton.

Lima RiGee 30 lb. PP,
Mrs. J. J. Adams, Pavo, Rt. 3.

Bunch Colored Butterbeans,

25c lb. No stamps. Add post-|q

age. Miss Mozelle Clifton, Twin
City, Rt. 2, Box 88.

Early May English and Rady
Peas, 50c cup. Mrs. O. J. Smith,
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

12 bu. Fla. Brown Crowder
Peas; 5 $12. bu. J:-T.; Buford,
Tignall.

Good sound Velvet Beans,
$7. bu. in 2 bu. bags. Quince
Walden, Wadley, Rt. 2.

Improved White Running
Lima Beans, bear until frost,
50c cup; Plus lic postage. Mrs.
S. A. Vernar, Hartwell, 535 E.
Franklin St.

Streaked Half Runner Beans, | 3

weevil treated, 90e Pt.; 50c cup.
PP. Mrs. R. T. Chatham, Cal-
houn, Rt. 2.

Early Brown 6 Weeks Peas,
bears 2 crops, 6 cups, $1.25;
Little Lady Peas, 3 cups, $1.10;
White Crowders, 3 cups, $1.;
Streaked Half Runner, Blue
Pole,-3 cups, $1.35; White and
Colored - Bunch, Col. Running
Butterbeans, 4 cups, $1.25. PP
in Ga. Mrs. Clarence MeMillian,
Dacula, Rt. 1.

Tender Pole and Half Runner
Beans, 50c cup; 3 cups, $1.25;
Lady Peas, 3 cups, $1.; Purple
Hull Peas, 4 cups, $1.25; Red

Speckled, 3 cups, $1. No COD
or checks. Mrs. Lon Ashworth,
Dacula, Rt. 1.

Purple Hull Crowder Peas)
treated, free of weevils, 35c lb.;
3 Ibs., $1: -Plus oer EGF.
Golden, Bremen, Rt;

5 bu. Brown cs Peas,
20c Ib. FOB at shipping point.

40 bu. 90 Day. Velvet Beans
for sale. Near. Miona Springs.
Cleve Hill, Reynolds, Rt. 2.

Large, white half runner
beans, tender, weevil treated,
30c cupful. Add: postage. Mrs.
Buforr Edwards, Ball Ground,
el

Red Spotted ,Crowder Peas,
30c lb. 5 lb. lots or more; White
Tender Half Runner Garden
Beans, 55c cup. Add postage.
Mrs. Mattie Little, Ball Ground.

About 15 bu. sound Clay Peas|P
and 12 bu. Cane Seed. Make
offer. T. C. Mooney, Quill, Box
5 pe :

Tender White Creaseback
Beans, 3 cups, $1.; 40c cup. Add
postage. Mrs. as Speiser,
Blairsville, Rt.

Cream hee Sete Pink
Peanut, 5 Weeks Beans, Sugar
Crowders, 50c cup; White Half
Runner, White Pole Beans, 55c
cup. Exch. 2 cups for 4 print
or 5 white sacks. No checks.
Add postage. Jemima ce,
Talking Rock. Rt. 2.

A

COTTON SEED FOR SALE



5 tons Empire Wilt Resistant
Cotton Seed, 2nd year, picked
and ginned dry, $6. Cwt. F. G.
Bennett, Bowersville.

Cokers 100 Cotton Seed, 1st
yr., $8. Cwt. bagged, FOB. E.
P. Drexel, Tifton, Rt. 3,

Cokers 100 Wilt Resistant
Reg. Cotton Seed, direct every
year, pure, sound, recleaned,

5 acres, no black or faulty seed,
$8.00 Cwt. bag; 5 bags, $37.00;
10 bags, $72.00; $140.00 ton. H.
P. Malcom, Social Circle, Rt. 2,
Box 47.

About 2000 Ibs. D. & PL Cot-
ton Seed, No. 15, 1st year, pick-

ed dry, ginned dry, roll drop-| 143

ped at gin to keep pure, $10.50
Cwt. FOB. MO. U. V. Stancill,
Eastanollee.

Pure, recleaned Empire Wilt
Resistant, Big Boll Cottonseed,
grown from foundation seed,
picked dry, ginned one variety
gin, 8c Ib. ane C. Couch, Tu-

a Gatton Seed, 100 wilt, |
planted 1 yr., machine delinted
and treated, $38. Cwt. R. EB.

from foundation seed, kept
pure at ie machine delinted,
treated Cwt.; 1000 lbs. or

stamped envelope; Long Handle





SEED FOR SALE



Pandoro Cottonseed, Ist yr.,

more, 48:00. G. U. Jones, Uval-
a.

Cotton Seed, DPL No. 15,
96.50 Pet. germ., $10. Cwt. FOB.
Dwain Cheek, Lavonia.

Empire Cotton seed, 2nd. yr.

from breeder, $2. bu. E. R.
Bailey, Harlem, Rt. 1.
Cokers 100 wilt resistant

Cotton Seed, germ. 80 pct. or

| above, certified, sealed and taz- |.

ged, made 125 bales on 94
acres, $7.00 per bag FOB. John
Bostwick, Bostwick.

Pure Coker Cotton Seed, ist
yr., made bale per acre, 1951
treated and delinted, kept pure
in field and gin, $10. Cwt. FOB.
Chas. L. Brown, Hartwell, Rt.

Cokers 100 wilt resistant
cotton seed, certified with blue
tag, $10.00 Cw; $1.50 Cwt. by
the ton. R. E. Aycock, Mon-
roe.

Early Fluff Cotton Seed, good
lint, staple, easy to pick, plant-
ed May 15, through. picking
Jet. 15, : from Coastal Plains
Exp: Station Jast spring, $10.
wt. W. H. Sanders, Rockmart,
Rt. 2.

Cokers 100 wilt resistant
cottonseed, Ist yr., germ,
pet. (minimum by Southeast-
ern Seed Laboratory), machine
delinted, Ceresan treated, $9.
Cwt; ton lots, $8.00 Cwt.. FOB.
Noble P. Bassett, Fort Valley.



SEED FOR SALE



New, White Eggplant, 60 seed,
15c: PP. Mrs. T. M. Randolph,
Marietta, 409 Washington, Ave.

Best Cantaloup, 25c oz.; $2.
lb.; Hales Best -Cantaloup, 2iic
oz.; $1., 6 0z.; Crookneck Squash
straight, 8, White Spine Cucum-
ber, 20c oz.; Martin, Dipper,
Bottle, Ornamental, Hercules

Club Gourd Seed, 25c pkt.; 35c}

oz. PP. Earl Stucky, Blacx-

shear.

Heavy Baring Black Pole
Bean Seed, 50c large cup. Add
postage. Mrs. V. Robbs,
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Watermelon Seed, Okla.
Black Diamond, high germin-
ation, hand cleaned, $1.25 Ib.

PP anywhere within 300 miles.
L. E. Akins, Macon, Rt. 3, Phone
57981.

Red Ripper Pea, Cushaw
Pumpkin Seed, for sale; Ex-
change 1 cup peas for 1 print
sack, or 2 doz. Cushaw Seed
for 1 print sack. Must be free
of holes and mildew, good cond.
Mrs. K. M. Brittain, Toomsboro.

Large Yellow Meat Water-
melon Seed, $2. Ib.; 35 seed,
10c; Plus stamped envelope;
Large Martin Gourd Seed, 10c
doz. Add postage. Mrs. P. E.
Traylor, Rebecca.

Cream and Crowders and
white or brown black-eyed
peas, 50c eupful, $2. peck, $4.
per 1/2 bu.; long tender green
okra, 30c cupful; Little brown
bunch beans, 40 cupful. Nellie
K. Chastain( LaFayette, Rt. 1.

Limited. Supply Mammoth
Gourd Seed, 1/2 doz., 10c; plus

Gourd Seed, 10c doz. including
stamped envelope. No orders
filled unless stamped envelope
enclosed. Mrs. Alta Wood, Mar-
tin, Rt. 2.

1951 hand saved Cox Water-
melon Seed, $1.50 lb. PP. Ray
Hearn, Palmetto.

Wakefield and Dutch Cab-
bage Seed, $1.30 lb. Rutger
Tomato, Marglobe, $1.60 Ib.; 4
Ibs., $6.; Collard, 90c Ib. Lee
Crow, Gainesville, Rt: 2; Box

Old Fashion Colored Bunch
Butterbean Seed, 40c Ib. Plus
postage. Mrs. William Griffin,
Maysville, Rt. 1.

Old Fashion White Half Run-
ner, selected Bean Seed, large,
free of weevils, 50c large cup.
PP. Miss Mamie Anderson, Elli-
jay, Box 37.

Gourd Seed, $1. cup; Colored
Butterbean Seed, 35c cup; Also
Martin and Dipper Gourds, 25c
ea.; Mixed sizes and shapes, !0e
ea. Add postage. Mrs. W. E.
Wooten, Camilla.

Tender Garden Bean Seed,
Little Pink Peanut, Six Week,
Striped and Cream Half Run-
ner, Speckled Cutshort, White
Cutshort, mixed, 50c cup. Ex-
change for print sacks. Add
postage on cash orders. Mrs.
Ivy Southerland, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

500 Ibs. Genuine Cannonbali,
Black Diamond Watermelon
Seed, hand selected, grown for
seed only, State tested, 94 Pct.
germ., $1. Ib.; Original Ga.
Sweetheart Melon, 93 Pct. germ,
$2. lb. FOB. Kenneth W- Bird-
song, Gordon, Rt. 1.

Long, wide leaf, Bull Face
Tobacco Seed, 75c Thl.; Gourd
Seed, 30c pack; 4, packs, $1.;
Giant Gourd, 50-60 in. 50c pack;
3 packs, $1.; Sage and Catnip
Plants, $1. doz. Add postage.
L. J. Ellis, Cumming, Rt. 5.

Extra good Striped Half Run-
ner Bean Seed, 50c large cup;
3 cups, $1.45; Exch. for good
print sacks. Each pay postage;
Also Klondike Strawberry
Plants, $4.50 M. Mrs. Guy Crow,
Cumming, Rt. 1.

Striped Half Runner Bean

0. | Seed, 1951 crop, large variety,

free of weevils, 50c measuring
cup. PP. Mrs. W. R. Richey,
Lavonia, Rt. 2.

1951 crop White Half Run-
ner, and White 6 Weeks Bunch
Garden Bean Seed, guar. tender
hand shelled, 50e cup. Sold in
two cup lots up. Add postage.
Mrs. Fred Franks, Hiwassee.

Rockyford Cantaloupe, Large

Pumpkin Seed, $1. Pt.;. Long
Green Pod Okra, Crookneck
Squash, White Baby Lima

Beans, Black Leaf Watermelon,
50c pt.; Mammouth Sunflower,
50c qt.; Citron, $1. qt. PP. Betty
Mewborn, Bolingbroke, Rt. 1.

Old Fashion Striped Half
Runner Bean Seed, treated, free
of weevils, 40c Ib. No less 2
Ibs. to a customer. Add post-
age. Mrs. Carl Worley, Pall
Ground, Rt. 4.

White and Speckled Half
Runner Bean Seed, 50 teacup;
Red Speckled Crowder Peas,
30c Ib. 5 Ib. lots or more. Add
postage. G. T. Brown, Ball
Ground, Rt. 1.

15 lbs. Garrison Watermelon
Seed, $2. lb. Guy Powell, Lum-
ber City.

CORRECTION: Green Seed
Cane, $20. and $25. per one
thousand stalks. W. W. Wil-
liams, Quitman.

1 pound Yellow Meat Water-
melon Seed, best grown,. shade
dried, 1951 grown, $2.25 pre--
paid; 10 oz. Striped Red Meat
Watermelon, 1951 crop, $1. PP.
Cash or MO. Mrs. J. E. Sikes,
Cochran.

White Tender Half Runner
and White Butterbean Seed,
weevil free, 50c large cup. Mrs.
Otto Rice, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Cornfield, White 6 Weeks
Beans, Pumpkin, Cushaw Seed,
20c cup; Turnip Seed, 30 cup;
Also Scullion Onion Plants, 3c
ea.; Horseradish, 3 bunches, 25c;
Sage, 30c qt. Add postage. No
checks. Dollie Eller, Titus.

Tender Brown Cutshort Corn-
field Bean Seed, extra early,
good bearers, 40c cup; 3 cups,
$1. Add 5c postage each cup.
No orders less 2 cups. Mrs.
Walter Mashburn, Higdon.

Yard Long Beans, 20c Tbl.;
Blackeyed Peas, 40c cup; Cu-
cumber, 10c Tbl.; Hubbard
Squash Seed, 15c Tbl.; Striped
Half Runner Beans, 50c large
cup; Hales Best Cantaloupe,
60c cup. Mrs. Clyde Logan,
Austell, Rt, 2.

Good tender Bean _ Seed,
White, Striped Half Runner,
Little Pink Peanut, 50c cup.
Add postage. Mrs. Milton
Priest, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Fresh, Old Time Multiplying
Calif. Beer Seed, 25c big start.
Mrs. Ella Green, Smyrna.

165 Ibs. Climax Lespedeza
Seed, 20e lb.; Between 300-400



Multiplying Onion Se $1.25
gal. Prepaid. Keith EK, pet
Shiloh, Rt. 1. :



Ibs. Sericea Lespedeza 25 Ib.-
FOB. Tel. 2213 Watson Damiell,|Ga
Watkinsville, RFD 1.

35 Ibs, Black Diamond or
Cannon Ball Watermelon Seed,

any other kind melon, $1. lb.

Box 142,

Okra Seed, long green type,
50c lb. Orders 2 ibs. or more
PP; 100 Ib. quantities, 45.
No orders less 1 lb. Leo F.
Griffin, Savannah, 417 Mont-
gomery St.

tested, $1.25 lb. O. C. Perdue,
Yatesville.

200 lb. Congo Watermelon
Seed, hand saved, selected
melons, no other melons grown
near, 94 Pct. germ., govt. test-
ed, $2.50 lb.; Better prices on
large lots; 60 lbs.
mond Watermelon, 92 Pct. germ.
She AD... ds Rese ae Gor-
don, Rt. 2.

Tender 7 Sister and Genuine
Cornfield Beans, large cup 50;

cup; Russian Mammoth Sun-
flower, Bushel, Egg size Gourd,
25e doz.; Okra, 35c large cup;
40c qt.;.Blakemore Strawberry

$1. Add postage. Fred Thomas,
Crandall, Rt. 1.

Old Fashion White Half Run-
ner Selected Bean Seed large
free of weevils, 50c lerge cup.
PP. Miss Mamie Anderson, Elli-
jay, Box 37.

Seed of Martin, Nest ea or
Small Mixed Gourds, lic pack-
Bee fogs John Weaver, Temple,

be ae

Old Time Little White Tender
Half Runner Garden Beans,
White Tender Cutshort Corn-
field, $1. cup. Plus postage. Mrs.
T. H. Ware, Talking Rock, Rt.
1

Colored Butterbeans, 30 Ib;
Martin Gourd Seed, 15 doz.;
2, 25c; Large Muskmelon, 25e
TbL.; Pole Cat Crowder Peas,
30c ib.: Large Spanish Peanuts,
$1.50 Pk. No, COD. Mrs. J. A.
Wilson, Martin,



SEED WANTED





Want 5 bu. Bunch Velvet
Bean Seed. J. L. Rentz. Howell.

Want, White, Sugar or Speck-
led Crowder, White or Brown
Purple Hull, Blackeyed and
Field Peas; price,; Also want
P. R. Sweet Potato Seed or
Plants; and 400-500 Ibs. each
Korean or Kobe, and Sericea
Lespedeza Seed. Advise. Rowe
Johnson, Douglasville, Box 207.

Want 1 cup Running Butter-
bean Seed, short, almost crowd-
ed pods, red with slight mottled
appearance, thick seeded. Send
sample. Mrs. C. W. Dukes, Quit-
man, Rt. 5.

high germ. Thos. A. Bartley,
Blackshear, P. O. Box 8.

Want 50-100 Ibs. Fescue Gras
Seed. L. P. Singleton, Fort Val-
ley, Rt. 3.

Want Bunch Velvet Bean
Seed. State price FOB Stone
Mountain. Mrs. R. H. Peeples,
Stone Mountain, Rt. 2.

Want 2 lbs. ea. oltime little
Brown Striped Half Runner
bean seed, weevil free, also
good cornfield bean seed, not
pole. Must be the old tims,

tender. M. A. Ayers, Eastanolie.

Rt. 2.

Want Kobe and Sericea seed
from Grower. Advise. Henry
Kilburn, Americus, Rt. 2, Bo
130.

Want Sericea Lespedeza seed,
cleaned or combine run. Ad-
vise. Jack Jones, Royston, Box



CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE



1.1/2 bu. Golden Yellow Pop-
corn on cob, all $2. at my place.
Phone CY 1141. H. R. Gunby,
Atlanta, 943 Gilbert St., 8.

Pure Whatley's Prolific Seed
nubbed,. shelled, $5: bu.

Corn,
a 75 half bu.; $1.50 Pk. Del. im

. A. -H. Thurmond, Farming-



ton.

hand saved, not planted near

W. F. Walden, Thomson, Rt. 1, _

Choice Pimento Seed, State

Black Dia-

White Seeded Butterbeans, 4Ue .

Plants, $1. C; Rooted Sage, 5,

Want few bushels each Oseola .
~, and 90 Day Velvet Bean Seed,































































































Me





* Dawson, Rt. 1,

Pd

-@ORN AND SEED CORN | |



FOR SALE



200 bu. Corn, $2. bu. at my
m. Tel. Jonesboro 2101. J.
. Voyies, Morrew.

200 bu. Corn a. my home 4
mi. So. Brookiet, $2. bu. Mrs,
J. W. Forbes, Brooklet, Rt. 2.

300-400 bu. Corn for sale at
hig barn, $2. bu. T. F. Brad-
Jey, Americus, Rt. 4, Box 109.

300 bu.

White Slip Shuck
Corn, $2. bu. at my place. No
shecks. A. C. Deal, Plainsville.

About 100 bu. Corn, $2. bu.
at my barn. Cash. Bradley: Wills,
Box 121.

Fine White Rice Popcorn, 10
Jb. lots. $1.; Also clean, hand
jicked. dry sage, $1. cup. Mrs.
arie Holland, Dalton, Rt. _2.



PLANTS FOR SALE



Kudzu Crowns, rected 1 and

BZ yrs. old, $2. C; 500, $7.; $12.50

~M. Del. No checks. C.D. Crow,
_ Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Red Skin P. R. Plants, $4.
M; Marglobe and Rutger To-

mato, $2.25 M. Ready last of

March. Paul Lightsey, Screven.

Mt. Huckleberry, bearing size,
75c doz.: Blackberry, 70 doz.;
Yellow Root, 45 doz.; Birdeve
Bushes, 65 doz. Add postage.
Rt Homer Henderson, Ellijay,

$3:

Kudzu Crowns, 1 and 2 yrs.
old, $7.50 M; $1. C; Also Yel-
Jow and Sassafras Root, Queen
of the Meadow, 50c 1b.;\ Wild
Cherry and Spicewood Barr,
65c lb. Add postage. Hoyt Hes-
ter, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Mastodon Strawberry, 75c C;
B00, $3.; $5.25 M; Klondike,
60c C:; 500, $2.50; $4.25 M. Mes.
A. D. Jones, Cumming, Rt. 1.

' Himalaya Blackberry, $1. doz.
Add postage. H. A. Fambrough,
Fiberton, Rt. 1.

Tifton No. 57 (Coastal Ber-

~ goudas Little Brother) Plants
> for sale. E. R. Jenson, Tifton,
atts oo. :

F 6

Assrow Tomato Plants, 53. 75

C: 50, $2.: $1.15 for 25. Mrs. J.|

R. Brannen, Statesboro, Rt. 1.

Lucretia Dewberry, earliest
of all, bearers of luscious fruit,
bearing size plants, $1. doz.; $4.
C; $30. M. Mrs. C. M. Robin-
gon, Greenville.

Himalaya Blackberry, 10c ea.;
50c; Rooted Currants, Silver
Leaf Maple, Goose Plums, 25c
ea.; Add postage.

Certified Mastodon Stra w-|
Py Plants, +$1.--C; PP. Tom |

: iitle; Carrollton, Rt. 5.

~ Klondike
berry,

wize, 75c doz.;

Hazlenut Bushes, Mt. Huckle-
berry Plants, bearing size, 75c
a Blackberry, Dewberry,

iid Strawberry, 5 doz. $1.
Add postage: Mrs. Nancy Hen-

3 derson, Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box 49.

Genuine Blakemore
Strawberry Plants,
80c C; $6. M. PP; Lawton Black-
$6." C-- Tbe." d0z.*- Ts oer
Graves, Fayetteville.

Mt. Huckleberry, bearing size, |

%5e doz.; Wild Strawberry, 4
doz., $1.; Yellow. Root Plants,
0c doz.; Hazlenut Bushes, 85c

@oz.; Plum Bushes, 20c ez.;
Blackberry, Dewberry, 75 doz.
Add postage. Mrs. Maude Hen-

derson, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Mt. Huckleberry, bearing
Blackberry, 7tc
doz.; Yellow Root, 45c doz.,
Birdeye Bushes, 65c doz. Add,
postage. Miss Malvie Hender- |

g0D, Ellijay, Rt....3:

Certified Mastodon Straw-'
gry Plants; -$1:C...PP. Tom
fittle, Carrollton, Rt. 5.

Kudzu Crowns, rooted, 1 and
yrs. old, $2. C; 500, $7.; $12.50
f. Del. No checks.
aimesville, Rt. 2.

Mt. Huckleberry Plants, bear-
g size, 75c doz.; Blackberry,
5c doz.; Red and Yellow Plum
shes, 20c ea.; Wild Straw-
erry, 5 doz., $1. Yellow Root,
Be doz. Add stage. ae
Howard Easley, Entiiay, Rt
Blakemore Strawberry, '70c. C;
00, $3.50; $6. M: Damp packed.
Mrs. Cornell Stowers,
einesville, Ra. 7.

| between

Charlie=<T; |:
- Smith, Austell; Rt. 3, Box 353.

and |

C. D. Crow,





Kudzu Crowns, $8. M; $1. C;
Also Wild Cherry Bark, Yel-
low Root, Queen of the Meadow,
Sassafras Root, 50c Jb. Gomer
Hester, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.



GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE



Good clean Hay, $1.25 per
bale at barn. W. A. Maddox,
Winder, Jefferson Rd.

4 or 5 tons Runner Peanut
Hay, never pone $20. ton
at my barn 4 mi. N. Richland
Pineville - Columbus
Hwys. C. D. McBath, Richland,
Rts:

7 tons Lespedeza Hay, no
rain, for sale. Mrs. sae Johns-
ton, Ranger.

7 tons Runner Peanut Hay,

+ $25. ton. Exchange for milch
cow or springer heifer. N. W.
McLeod, Cuthbert.

Peanut Hay, bright, baled

from stacked stock with quan-
tity peanuts left in, approx. 7-8
tons, $30. ton at farm Samdecs:
E. Pinehurst. Mrs. L. W. Sea-
go, Pinehurst, Rt. 1.

About 6 tons Runner Peanut
Hay, good condition, $15. ton
in barn. Tobe Milner, Cuthbert,
Rt. 3, Box 31.

- 5 tons Lespedeza and Grass
Hay, $35. ton at my barn.
Phone McDonough 3669. Bob
Nutt, Luella.

Corn shucks, baled, $18. ton.
Phone 24 W. Scott McCoy,
Davisboro. .

40 tons Peanut Hay,
weather damage, no
used, $18. ton at farm.
Pippin, Albany, Rt. 2.

A few tons good Peanut Hay,
norain, no poison, plenty pea-
nuts left in, $30. ton Fob. E. L.

some
poison
Ge Ms

Preetorius, Statesboro, P. O.
Box 354.

| 3 tons good grade Peanut
Hay, bright, $30. ton at my

barn 7 mi. N. Buena Vista. R.
P. McCorkle, Buena Vista.

50 tons Lespedeza Hay, $25.
and $30. ton. Will D. Gunnells,
Hull, Rt. 1.

Peanut Hay, no, rain, $25. ton.
Angus L.. Daniel, Bronwood,
Ries



FRESH & DRIED FRUITS
FOR SALE



Nice dried apples, 45c lb. Add

postage. Mrs. S. L. Allen, Ma-
| rietta.
Nice Sundried apples, free

of worms, peel, and core,- 1951
crop, 40c. Tb. Add postage. Mrs.

Good dried fruit, 35 Ib. Plus
postage in:5 lb, lots. up. Jewell
Shook, Hiawassee.

Nice Sundried apples, 45c.
PP. Mrs. R. L. Davis, Rolston.

1951 crop bright Sundried ap-
ples, from Starks Golden De-
licious, free of worms, peel,
core (need very little sugar),

Nice Dried fruit; 1951 Horse
Apples, dried in sun. Add post-
age. Mrs. Ruth Fricks, Talking
we Rt. 1, Box 151. ;

Nice Sundried Apples,
few dried peaches, 50c 1b.;
so Sage plants, 25c ea.;. Tate 52
Strawberry, 50cC. Add 20c
postage. Mrs. Lester Phillips,
Royston, Rt. 1.

40 lbs. dried apples, free of
core, peel, worms, 50c lb. Stel-
ja Holmes, Hiawassee.

snd



PEANUTS AND PECANS
FOR SALE



Paper Shell Mobile Pecans,
20c Ib: in 100 Ib. lots; 25 Ib.
in 25 Jb. lots. Prepaid. Douglas
Slaton, Richland. Rt. 2.

4 bu. Imp. White Spanish
Peanuts, hand picked. screened,
25c Jb. my place Marietta, Dal-
las Rd. No letters. Contact:
Charles Gawder,. Powder



+ Springs, Rt. 2.

. postage.

5 or 6 tons Bright Running ;

Se |:

Peanuts, planting kind, $6.00
bu.; Also want some pure Cox
Watermelon Seed. Contact, Mrs.
Hoke Golden, Bene Rt. 25
Box 25. :

50 lbs. large Froicher Pecans
for sale or exch. for Potaio
Plants, fruit trees, Hunts
muscadines, other grape vines,
print sacks, etc. Mrs. Raiford
Pruett, Milan, Rt. 3.

hundred | bu.

Several large
white Spanish Peanuts, $3.75
bu.; $14. Cwt. FOB. Tel. 466-:

W-i. W. C. Oliver, Valdosta, j
Rt. 1, Box 228.
Several bu. Imp. Sout

Peanuts, minimum 1/2 bushel,
$3.; 1 bu. or more, $5. bu. Pp;
Pierce J. Kennedy, Athens,
RED} 353

Stuart and Cohutta Pecans,
25c: Schley, 35c Ib. FOB. A.
ae Grimes, _ Glenwood, P. O. Box.
44,

1951 crop Stuart and- Schley
Pecans, sound, well filled, 6
Ibs., $2. Add postage. Mrs. Je
M. Jones, Grayson.

300 lbs. Stewart pecans,
large size, well filled out, 25c
del. Miles W. Kay, Hartwell.

Seedling Pecans in 20 Ib.
lots, 171/2e lb. PP. Exchange
for large peanuts. No sample.
Milton P. Minchew, Jr., Ma-
con, Rt. 3.

1951 crop Sedling Pecans
for sale, or exch. for feed
sacks, dried fruit, et. Each pay
Mrs. D. H. Stalvey,
Valdosta, Rt. 4.

Stuart Pecans, 30c ib. by 100
lb. lots; Schley, 35c Jb.; Seed-
lings, 20c lb. Will exchange 50
lbs. for good print sacks free
of holes. Mrs. W.: B. Hester,
Blakely.

i
4000 lbs. good aantey: Stuart

and Moore Variety Pecans,
from 11 yr. old trees, 1951 crop,
231/2c lb. and 19c Tb. respec-
tively in lots 100 Ibs. FOB.
Fred Dockweiler,
4.

Clean 1951 crop Pecan Meats,
80c lb. Add postage. No chks
Mrs. A. B. Prickett, Maysville,
Rt 2:



PECAN AND OTHER
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE



50c lb. in 5 Ib. lots up. Add
postage: Mrs. J. M. Tones,
Grayson.



$1.25; Seedlings 50e ea. at
nursery. L. EB . Brown fo Beton,
ton,

- State insp. leading variety
Stuart Pecan trees, ,3-4 ft., $1.-
50; 4-5 ft., $2.00; 5-6 ft., $2.50;
6-7 ft ss 00 ea.; FOB. 50 trees
or more, 25c off per tree. Mar-
vin M. Newsome, Sandersville.

Jumbo Red Grapes, grow as
large as plums, and Seedless,
75c ea.; Niagara and Concord,
35c ea.; Apple Trees, 2-4 ft.
50c ea.; M. J. Hitt, Jasper.

Munsons Texas, and French
Hybrid Bunch Grapes, Ga. and}
N. C. /Muscadines, also. new
W. S.-D. A. Pear and Chesnut
trees, best southern varieties,
all inspected, list free, H.-A.
Neal, Carnesville, Rt: 1.

Golden and Red _ Delicious,
King. David, Red Bird, York, |
Stayman Apples, Virginia Red
Crab, Rome Beauty, 2 yrs., $1.-
50; 3 YIS.,-s$2s0D3 Guaranteed.
Wilson Little, Hampton.

. Fruit Trees: Mulberry, Buck-
eye, Chinaberry, * Horse Apple,
Hickory: Nut,. Ga. Persimmon,
Cherry, Black Walnut,
tawba, 50c ea.; Red, Yellow
Plum, Red, Black Haw, Huckle-
berry, Red Currant, Gooseber-

Himalaya Blackberry, Black
Micutine 2, 3, 4 ft. rooted,
25c ea. PP on $2, Josephine
Raley, Mitchell.

Best variety Fruit trees:
Chesnut trees, Grape Vines at
low price. One tree free with
each order of 12 or more. State
inspected. T. M. Webb, Ellijay.

Muscadine Grape Vines,
Beechnut, Hazelnut trees, 6,
$1.; Also Condon, Giant, Masto-
don Everbearing Strawberry
plants, $1. C; Catnip, 25 ea.
Add postage. Mrs. Mae Turner,
Gainesville, Rt. 6.

Pecan trees, . Govt.
Stuart, Moneymaker, Moore and
Farley, 2-3 ft, $1.00; 3-4 ft,

Cordele, Rt. |

Ca- |

jroned, free of holes, good se-

imp. |.



apple, Damson Plum, 80c- 1.25;
Ga. Bell, Elberta P. Pech, ec 00:
Pear, $1. 00-$1. 60; Cherry, $1.65.
1, 2, and 3 yr. trees. ae
Little, Hampton.

Peach Tres, any cee 2
3 ft50e; Keifer and Orient
Pear, Blight Proof Chinese
Chesnut and Apple, each 3-4 ft.,
$1.00. State insp. Add postage.
W. T. Cook, cponey S

Rooted Fig Bushes, Saath
Asparagus Clumps, 50c: Also
Calamus Roots, Catnip, 25c. No

mail orders. Mrs. B. H. Carter, |

Atlanta, 35 Weyman Ave., S.
W. Al. 5040. es



EGGS FOR oe =a



Giant Ss. C. Black Minaxea
eggs, $3. per 15. Breeding ex-
clusively since 1925. L. B. Mil-
lians, Newnan:

Pure Pit Game eggs, from
free range flock, Clarets, Hogg
Fowl, Niggers, Law Gray, Jar-
rett R. H. Wildcats, Travelers,
mixed hatching variety, fresh,
aS $5. Hoyt Helton; Buchanan,

Wyandotie eggs, 15, $1. 50:
Also S. C. and S. L. Wyandotte
Cock, 1951 hatch, 2 hens, $6.00.
No: checks. Docia Harris, Lula.

Pure M. B. Turkey eggs, $4.
doz. Can furnish 2 or 3 doz.
weekly. Mrs. J. M.. Jones,
Grayson.

White Leghorn, White Silkie,
Black Silkie, Golden Sebright,
Buff Cochin Bantam eggs, $1.50
dez.; Silver Duckwing, - Mille
Fleur, White
Polish and Yokahoma Jungle
Jowl, $3. doz. E. T. Sikes, Ocil-
a. : Sesee :

Toulouse Goose eggs, 50c ea.:
White Pekin Duck. $1. doz.

Add postage. W. J. Stegmeyer,
Savannah, 20 West 76th St.

Purebred 4 A, White Wyan-
dotte eggs for'setting, Blue Rib-
bon winners; Also few Silver
Lace Wyandotte eggs, $2.25 per

i

_-SACKS FOR SALE



100 Ib. cap. White sacks, 23c
ea. Plus postage. Mrs. Otis
Mashburn, Cumming, Rt. 5.

White Bleached 100 1b. cap. |

Feed sacks, washed, 25c ea.;
Unwashed, 20c ea. Add postage.
Mrs. Guy A. eee Senet
Ret: 2

6- 25 Tb. White Flour sacks,
$1.25; 4-50 lb. white, $1.35. PP
in Ga. Mrs. W. Vey Suites
| Newnan, Rt. 5. ~

200 asst. matched Sioned
sacks, washed, ironed, 35c ea.

Add 17c postage for every 6}

sacks. ordered. C. B. Sherer,
Hamilton, Rt. 2, Box 89.

White feed sacks, no holes:
nor mildew, 25c ea. unwashed.
No checks. Plus postage. Paul
E. Ergle, Austell, Rt. 2, Box
141.

Extra large white 100 ie
feed sacks, smooth, free of
holes and mildew, good condi- |
tion, 33c ea. unwashed. PP.
Mrs. R. H. Clark, Ganon
Fete ts =

50 feed sacks, 100 Yb. cap.,

Gee of holes, 25c ea. PP. No or- |

der less eight. Milton P. Min-
chew, Jr., Macon, Rt 3. .

\

Print feed sacks, 100 lb. cap.

3 or more alike, 3, $1.00. Plus

postage. J. A. Jackson, Fair-
burn: Fert:

500 eek: sacks, gases:
lection, several of a kind, 35
ea. Plus ree Mrs. Birch

Bowman, Buchanan, Rt. 2.
Few print sacks, 8, $1.00.

Plus postage. Mrs. T. K. Moore,

Sr., Canton, Rt. 3. . :



HONEY BEES AND BEE
acres FOR SALE





! Carnes, Axon.

Honey Bees and: Super: Hives

- Red and Golden Delicious |-
| flowers

| FOB. Allen e

-|man, Nahunta, Box 25.

| tomer. Price on Yeque

Crested Black |.

F ARTICHOKES:

Weaver,
ee Mrs. Ethel Jones, Lula, 637.
12

; GARLIC:

Warrenton.
-LARD:































































































berry
Strair
12-21/2 ae sae Fe
Tb. jars, $5.30;
$4.90; One 60 Tb.

tense.

"25 abl. soc
ea.; Also extr:
for sale. J. H. York
pe eae: ANG

40515 hole ec
| hives, $2.50 ea. .
Perkins, Byron.

1951 crop strained ta
ey, six 5 Ib. jars, $6.00; |
Ibs. can, $8.95. FOB. H.

6-5 Jb. jars Extracted
$6.50; 12-21/2 Ib. B

oz. Round Glass ja
21/2 lb. Glass jars
Comb Honey, $6.50; 20
bees, sound painted ;

Cl

A. Crummey, Jesup.

Few Strong colonies
Italian bees in patent
$15. ea. Inspected. Will 1
Phone Dial 47-2617. C.
Dunwoody.

~ 3. stands bees



bees, $7. ea. Other ee
ment cheap. Tel.
Mrs. J. H. York, Rie
Piedmont Ave

equipment, $100.0
$15. per stand. C. E. Fowk
Janta, Station G, P. F

Rae as

Several bushels :
for planting or pickl:
pk.; $4. bu. Mrs. Stewar
Hollywood, Box 912.

Artichokes, $1.
bu. Plus express charg

Augusta, FP:

Artichokes, 40~1b

Artichokes for FS
and postage. Exc.
fruit, white or print
fed seed* butterbez
seed. Write. Mrs. J. M
nee Sue 201

+t. 3

Jerusalem a
pickling or Planting,
(22. -1bs3; $3.

Quantity price en teaue
Re Edwardson, - ;

3 bu. ee
my place. H. R. Gu
ta, 948 Gilbert St.,
114 1 Seis:

CANE (GREEN)

20 M.- Green
Cane, av. 6 ft 5 ;
bank or ship or del. pl
S. J. Foss, Brooklet, -

Sev. hundred stalks old |
ioned Green cane,
at my home, half-way.
nee and Meigs. Eldon T.
Ochlocknee, Rt 2.

Garlic buillie;. 5c
postage. Mrs. J.

: eae 50

J: oa Gann, Merieta, R
190. .-

MEAT (FRESH & J

A nice ham, _ ki
1951, around 35-40 Ibs., 6
Plus postage. Live
between Blairsville
Ridge. E. T. Sulliva
ville, Rt. 4, _Box- 95.

_ 4 Shoulders Hog M
lbs., 65c Ib.; Nice h
75. Ib. Rev. J. EF
Jehem, Rt. 1. a

_ Sugar cured hams; w
25 Ibs., ea. 75 =
L. Clark, Resca, Bi:

12 country cur
30-35 Ibs., 75 ie
or come after,
ming off



for sale cheap. See: T.. R.|



- place. A.





a Ha
ae ei rooted
$1. PP.



yellow skin P.
otatoes $3. bu.

onal Tathak
er, Clarkston.

d reasonable.

ae sboee 2 fred in, a

freshen in few days, 4 and a
| gal. cows, Jersey and Guern-

sey for sale 8 mi. So. Warren-
ton: Milo Newsome, See
Rt. 2. Bas

Fresh Holstein, di oh bheecd
cow, heavy volume milker, for

sale. Contact: C. W. _ Davis,
Smyrna, Belmont Ave., Rt. By
Box 40.

Monarchs Ceasar No. 382035,

_| June 26 Calf, ready for light

service, Sire: Glen Haven Ba-
con Monarch No. 385130, Dam:

Es Stanway Theda No. 818837, reg. |

thoroughbred, $125. at farm

e aun, Geo. E. Mallet, Jackson.

pede young mule headed Jersey
Milch cow, due to freshen Mar.

>/2. See for information. C. T.

cee Royston, Rt. 2. Near
Winns Mill.

+25, yr. old Yellow ehaieay,
Milch cow, perfect, very gen-
tle, 2nd calf 3 mos. old, $220.
at my place. Letters with 3c
stamp enclosed answered. Mrs.
Daisy Crook, Jasper, Rt. 2.

1 reg. Guernsey Bull Calf, 7
mos. old, Grandson of Riegel-
dale Melbas Emory, out of high
producing cow, $150. at my
farm; Also few choice _ reg.
Guernsey Heifers. Tel. 148 R2:

cS} eB. ae Cedartown,

Rt. 3. -

4 extra nice reg. Beretoed

| Bulls, one 7 mos. old, other 10

mos., dehorned, located on Ga.
Hwy. 27, twelve miles East
| Milledgeville. C. W. Torrance,

. Milledgeville, Rts:

Will sacrifice 16 mos. old,
subj. to register Guernsey Bull,
$125. Exchange for calves or
shoats. Harold Higgins,
wanee, Reel

Reg. cee Calves from
see brecding, priced right. F.
H. Bunn, Midville.

Reg. Hereford Bulls horned
type, built Jow, blocky, dark
red, well marked, one 20 mos.
old, other 11 mos. old, both reg.,

ee Sree,
: Elberton, IRE. Sewage

10 grade Shorthorn Hees:
bred to reg. Shorthorn Bull,
15-18 mos. old, 600-700
bangs free, also 3 thoroughbred
bulls, 10 mos. to 1 yr. old, for
sale. W. V. Hudson, Unadilla.

3 good deep red reg. Polled
Shorthorn bulls, 9-21 mos. old,

ae _| $350. to $650. ea. Phone Bel-

gs for setting.
earliest date
d

, {mont 9243, Atlanta. Or write:
Se de Bruton, Austell; Rt. 3. (8:

mi. W.: Atlanta on eeertiend
Hwy.) -.

18 mos. old Black Agee bull,
registered, Sire Luckies - Black-
bird No. 1230968, Dam, Lovelis
Idol Gal No. 921930, named
| Rockie Blackbird, born Aug.
16, 1950, -recorded Nov. 22, 750,
reg. No. 1300262, gentle, $275.
| Jersey-Guernsey 4 yr. old cow,
freshen May Ist, 3rd _ calf, $175.

pon, Stovall, Cleveland. oe

Several. Milch Type Spring-

ier ers, 1st, 2nd, 3rd calf cows, Jer-

| ford cows and calves,
| wonderful young bulls for sale.
M

sey, Guernsey and Holstein,

*| 900-1400 Ibs., freshen now until

| Apr. Ist, 3-8" gal. milk daily,
for sale. C. M. Bowden, Atlan-

| ta, 435 Candler St, N. E. Tel.

| Ma. 2319. 1
? Reg. Shorthorn bull, 4 yrs.
| old, milking type; selling to

prevent inbreeding; G rade
Shorthorn bull, 6 mos. old,
young Polled Shorthorn. _ Jack
Jones, Royston, Box 218.

6 bulls; 8 mos. to 12 mos. old,
$1400 for dot at once. Mrs. G
Ww. Danull, Jr., Rabun Gap.

3 fresh cows, 2 Guernsey
Grade Twins, 1 Jersey, at my
place; Also OIC pigs, males,
sows, good breeders, reg. Ship

| in buyer's name. O. qT: Cae

LaFayette, Rt. 1.

.|. 1. doubled Standard Polied Rad

Hereford Reg. bull, 13. mos.
old, Domino breeding, for sale.
Dr. Wm. W. Smith, Decatur,
3550 Glenwood Rd. DE. 2611.

Finest reg. Horned Here-
some

rs. J. D. Partlow, Marietta,

ice | Rt. 3, Care Ward- Meade Farm.

| 1 reg. Jersey male_ with pa-
/pers, 1 yr. old: Oct. 1951, not
elivered, $200. Phone 7111. 1.





cB aid



hem

Su-

dbs., |

6h we Brown: bus Bull,

18 mos. old, for sale. Can be |

seen at my place. Jeff D. Bar-
ton, Hephzibah.

Rej. Polled Hererord pull,

will be 4 yrs. May 2nd, Domino
treeding, 1500 Ibs., good quali- |

ties, #0. Ge Locke, ae
RFD 1

1 reg. Brenan bull (beef
type); ready for light service,
also Shorthorn bred heifer. No
ee E. Ge Edwards, Bethle-

Gok

Dbl. Standard, Polled Here-
ford bulls and heifers, different
ages, blocky built, well mark-
ed, Domino and Mischief breed-

ing, on my farm, Hwy. 41. Lee},
Ball, Tifton, Rt. 2.

One Springer Purebred White
Face Heifer, about 600 Ibs., ex-
pected to freshen in summer,
$200. at my place 8 mi. NE Al-
ma. I. A. Anderson, Alma, Rt.
4,

2 Half Brak na Hereford
heifers, 1 yr. old for sale. E. P.

+ Drexel, Tifton, Rt. 3.

Reg. Horned, Halter Broken
Hereford bull calf of Mixer
bloodline, calved Mar 13, 1951,
weighed 510 lbs. Nov. 1, 1951,
good head, excellent marking
and conformation, outstanding

short, thick, deep neck. Carl

Roberts, Ball Ground.

1 year old purebred Grey
Brahman Bull, outstanding in-
dividual, $325. for quick. sale.
Ered s Pitts, Rome, 103. E.
2nd Ave. ae

One reg. Hereford Horn
Type Bull,) Domino breeding,
2 yrs. old April 28, 1952, for

}sale: H., C. Holloman, Temple,
Bt. 1. ; .

-2 purebred Aberdeen Angus
Bulls, 9 mos. old, for sale. J.
i Prescott, Wrightsville, Rt.

Finest reg. Horned Hereford

cows and calves, some wonder- |:
J Ds

ful -young bulls. Mrs.
Partlow, Marietta, Rt. 3,. Paper
Mill Road, Care Ward- Meade
Farm.

Reg. Polled. Shorthorn Bull,
3 yrs. old, ready for heavy
service. G. D. Morris, Hartwell,
Rt. T.

.3 yrs. old, approx. 1100 lbs.
gentle, no bad habits, $350.00.
Roland Attaway, Wrightsville,
Riss: : :

9 mos. old Shorthorn Bull,
purebred milk type, beef type
cross, $200. H. E.
Soto.

Reg. 30 mos. old Jersey Bull,

| $200. or exch. for Reg. Here-

ford heifer.
Buena Vista. .

2 reg. Jersey Bulls, 20 mos.
on 18 mos. old, for sale 5
~E. Stone Mountain on Old
Stewart. Mill Rd. Phone 5272.
S. N. Beardon, Stone Moun-
tain, P. O. Box 437. j

Reg. Guernsey Bull, 2 yrs.
old, 4 cows (2 fresh, 1 spring-
er, bred), 2 bred heifers, 500-
600 lbs., all bred to above bull,
Ist and 2nd calves; mostly

WA "* Helms,

| Guernsey, 1/2 to 3/4 breed, sell
Come see any

all together. >
day after 4 P. M. Dont write.

, |Tel. 447J-2. J. A. Noel, Thom-

aston.

Reg. Polled Hereford Bull,
BHR Victor Domino, 2 ~ yrs.
old, around 1200 Ibs., reason-
able. Tel. Austell 24304195.

_|Benson Barnes, Mableton.

Reg. Hereford Bulls, 1 horn-

\ed type, 9 mos. old, 1 Polled

Hereford Bull, 9 mos. old, well
marked, prices reasonable.
Clarence R. McLanahan, El-
berton, Box 760.

Reg. Milking Shorthorn bull,
best bloodline, available for
service. Tel. Ca. 7954. C. W.
Murphy, College Park, Godby

"HORSES AND MULES
i FOR beaten





Black Mare Mule, 7 yrs. old,

1100: Ibs:, sound, gentle, work
anywhere, blocky built, good
condition; Also. Jersey-Guern-

sey Milch Cow, fresh 2nd calf,
gentle, good dualities, for. sale.



iy Spurlin,, McRae, P. 70. Box:

T, W. Simmons, Douglasville,
v Ww: Broad St. :

Purebred Black. Angus Bull,

Larsen, De- |

_| Clermont.

uy





2 veg. aul Shetiand Pony
Stallions, 2 yrs. old, reg. buy-
ers. name, one 37, one 39 in.
tall, $200. ea. Tel. Jonesboro
6771. Jess Holbrook, Jonesboro.

2 Mare Mules, 8 yrs. old, a-
round 900 or 1000 Ds., 12 red, 1
black, gentle, work anywhere,
single or double, easily kept,
pastured with cattle, $200.00
pr. E. T.- Sullivan, Blairsville,
Rt. 4 Box 95. +

Spotted, Gentle Gelding, work
or ride, $35.00; 5 Gaited Mare,
beautiful style, $100. Tel. Cr.
6660. J. T.-Hallman, Decatur,
131 Kelly Rd.

1 Mule, gentle, work any-

where, also 1 H wagon, cheap.
a J. E. Bond, Elberton, Rt.

2 Mare Mules, 10 yrs. old,
1100 lbs. each, $175. ea.; $300.
for both. Trade for good, large
1 Row Tractor, late model,
good cond./S. J. Foss, _Brook-
let, Rt. j

Good Biack work mare, 7
yrs. old, 1000 Ibs., to trade
for gentle saddle pony, 700-800
Ibs., suitable for boy, age 14,

to handle. Winston E. Black,
Stockbridge.
,Black Mare Mule in_ good

condition, sound, healthy, gen-
tle, work anywhere, no plug,
$30. cashes: wenneaty By-
Fon; Rt-2,

Jersey White Giant eggs,
from 4 A foundation flock, on
rang, $2.25 per 16 del. PP: 2
settings, $4. Prompt delivery
guaranteed. Moline M. Land-
rum, Adairsville, Rt. 3. :

Purebred, -heavy type, Berry
strain Dark Cornish eggs, $1.70
per 15. Cartons to be returned
at once. MO only. Miss Cora
B. Patterson, Ty Ty, Rt. 1.

Now taking orders for North-

ern Bob White Quail! and
Ringneck, Golden, and Am-
herst Pheasant eggs, 25c ea.

Dewey Joyce, Vidalia, Box 13.
Phone 794.

1 Black Mare Mule, 1110 tbs.
anywhere, for sale. Tel. 5891.

T. .W. Simmons,~ Douglasville,
West Broad St. e

6 yr. old Mare Horse, about
1300 Jbs., very good _ shape,
gentle, for sale or trade for

400 lbs. good smoked hog meat.
Write before trading. F. P.

Hicks, Savannah, Rt. 4, Box
136.

1 Horse and Wagon, $80.; Ai-
so 2 Heifers, 1 Jersey, other

Guernsey, 5 mos. old, $65. ea.
Tel. DE 6086.:Mrs. J. C. Quinn,
Decatur, 3801 Lawrencevilie,
Rd.

Black Horse Mule, 9 yrs. old,
sey condition, excellent work-
-for sale or exchange for
weebnee H. H. Hutchins, Li-
thonia, P. O. Box 245.

Good 14 yr. old Mule, $50.
Exchange for weaned calf. Mrs.
.C. C. Carter, Dallas, RFD 1.

2 good farm mules, wt. 950
Ibs, 68%; 86 -yrs, old; quality
guar. also: some farm equip-
ment. Cleve Hill, Reynolds, Rt.
2 (Near Minona Springs).

Bay Horse, work anywhere,
4 yrs. old, about 1150- 1200: Jbs ,
well marked, grey mane and
tail, 4 white feet, $100. Phone
Clarkston 6256. F. W. Moon,
Tucker, 4651 Henderson Rd.

Reg. Tenn. Walking Horse, 3
yrs. old; Mare, Golden Sorrel,
Flaxen mane and tail; show
prospect, now in training, for
sale. Curtis A. Prickett, Gaines-
ville, 204 E. Broad St.



HOGS FOR SALE



Purebred Black Essex pigs,
8-9 wks. old, Berkshire and
Essex cross, $10. ea. Come see.
Dont write. Homer Brock,

Duroes, male or female; 12-
14 wks., $30.00; 10 wks., $25.
ea. Good bloodlines, reg. "Unit-
ed Record Assn. Will ship. Tel.
1443J. James .E. Taylor, Way-
eross, Sunnyside Dr., Rt. 1.

1 reg. Big Bone Blocky Afri-
can Guinea, , about. 300 lbs., for
sale or exchange for reg, bred

iit. Come see. Geo. F: Merritt,.

9 yrs. old, blocky, gentle, work |~

HOGS FOR SALE

Reg. Minn. No. .1 Superior

Breeding stock, 1st breed live-
stock to be dveloped adher-
ing to scientific principles, in-
valuable in cross breeding,
pigs 8-10 wks. old, $35. ea.
Reg. buyers name, cholera im-
mune. $10. deposit to book or-
der. James A. Bower, Alma,
Rt. 1s

Reg: Hereford hogs and home
of present Natl. Champ. boar
Grand Master, top bloddlines
and national champs since 48,

bred gilts, $100. up; top pigs, .

$30. up. Mrs. W. A. Ward, Jr.,
Marietta, Rt. 3, Paper Mill Rd.,
Ward- Meade Farm.

2 choice Tamworth Gilts, 6
mos. old, exe. reg. foundation
gilts, $45. ea. John P. Demp-
sey, Pome, Rt. 2, Box 408,
Bells Ferry Rd.

Reg. Berkshire pigs, 10 wks.
old, reg. in buyers name, $25.
ea. Clarence Williams, Pavo,
Care Williams Plantation.

OIC pigs, short nose, eo
from prize winning stock, re
in buyers name, 8-14 wks. ol
$25.-$40. ea. Satis. guar. Ship
anywhere. No. COD; Pigs for
meat at my farm, $12. 50 up.
Hea Dupree, Acworth, Ret. 1

OIC Short Nose pigs, re
buyers name. 12-16 wks. ola.
$30.00; 8-12 wks. old, $25. Ship.
anywhere. aE ee Burnett, Quit-
man, Rt. 3.

9 thrifty pigs, OIC-PC mix-
ed, 6 wks. old, $10. ea. Phone

3131. L. P. Davis, Jonesboro.
Hampshire Boar, registered
Soco Comprest, 20 mos. old,

for sale. Jas. W. Greear, Hel-
en (White Co., Ga.).

SPC Gilts and Males, aiso
fine reg. Herd Boar, best
champ. bloodlines, cholera im-
mune and reg. in buyers name.
C. R. Morgan, Americus.

Litter of reg. OIC pigs, 6

wks. old, Mar. 8th, blocky type, _

also others for sale all along.
Paul J. Cain, Commerce, Rt.
A

OIC pigs and Shoats, open
or bred Sows, top quality, best
breeding, U. S. Hwy. 78 to Pos-
sum Lake near Stone Moun-
tain, follow sign to Oraland
Farm. W. J. Lyle, Lilbura Rt.

1.
160 pigs and

shoats, pure-

bred Duroe Jerseys, unregister-

ed dbl. treated, thrifty and
fine. Come after. 3 mi. E.
Sandersville, paved Hwy. 24.

Phone 2079. Roger L. Tanner,
. Sandersville.

Pigs and Shoats, $10. and
$15. ea. Lawrence Burrell,
Clayton, Rt. 2.

20 purebred Duroc pigs, 14
wks. -old, $30. ea. Newell

Rainey, Ashburn, Re 2.

Pigs farrowed Dec. ist, good
stock, for sale. Phone 8-2807.
Mrs. J. A. Gann, Marietta, Rt.
1; Box 190.

Gold Star Registry of Merit
SPC pigs, from champ. blood-
lines, few good boars, cholera
immune, wormed, papers guar.,
for sale. James A. Yancey, Au-
stell.

2 OIC Shoats, around 60 and
75 lbs., 1 male, 1 female, 31/2
mos. old, short nose, blocky,
from prize winning stock, reg.
in. buyers name, $25. ea.; $45.
for both. Come after. Will not
ship or sell on Sunday. Clar-
ence MecMillian, Dacula, Rt. 1.

7 OIC thoroughbred, short
nose pigs, 7 wks. old, $10. ea.;

Phone 2052 or. write: Jack
Ragan, Buchanan, Rt. 2.
Purebred Duroes,. reg. with

United Duroc Record Assoc.,
2 excellent boars, few fine gilis
from fall litters, ready for
breeding in April. Priced right.
R. S. Mann, Sr.; Newnan.

Reg. SPC pigs, 31/2 mos.
old, males and gilts, $30. ea.; 1
male, 3 gilts, 6 mos. old, $40.
ea.; Gilt, 15 mos. old, $65, Al-
so others. Will ship. Or can see
at farm. 5 mi. SE Pinehurst.

Mrs. L. W. Seago, Pinehurst,
Rte
20 SPC pigs, 13 wks. old

sired by reg. boar, $12.50 ea,
Roy M.: Bond, Conyers, Ri. 2.

10 to 12 wks. old OIC pigs
$10. ea, Mrs. Dorothy Henry,
College Park, Rt. 2 Godby





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HOGS FOR SALE

HOGS FOR SALE



l reg. Berkshire Boar, wt.
300 Ibs., 1 EE old, for sale: O.
B. Smith, Austell, Rt. 1.

Reg. Duroe Pigs, either sex,
unrelated. pair, $25. ea.; Bred
Gilts, Sows, $100.-$150. ea.
Some of the best breeding. 6
mi. E. Sandersville. Marvin M.
Newsome, Sandersville.

17 niece size shoats, OiIC-
Berkshire, $12.00 ea. if taken
soon. Cannot ship.
Griffin, Maysville, Rt. 1.

Pigs farrowed Dec. ist, good
stock, for sale. Sandy Plains
Community, Holly Springs Rd.
Mrs. J. A. Gann, Marietta,
RFD 1, Box 190.

OIC pigs and shoats, short
nose, blocky, from prize win-
ning stock, reg. in buyers

name, 8-14 wks. old, $25.$40.



















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ea.; Satis. guar. Ship anywhere.
No COD orders; Also pigs for
meat at farm, $12.50 up. H. J.
Dupree, Acworth, Rt. 1.

Reg. SPC males and gilts,
56-75 lbs., also 1 male, 125 Ibs.,
for sale. H. Talley, Ohoopee,
Box 51.

Reg. Hampshire Boars and

gilts, $25. and $35. ea.; Bred

sows and gilts, $75. and $150.
ea. Furnish unrelated pairs,
short nose, blocky. Will ship.
J. W. Watson, Alpharetta, Rt.
1, Box 340. :

6 weeks old Big Bone Guinea
pigs, solid black, all males,
$12.50 ea. $1. extra when ship-
a E. O. Bledsoe, Carrollton,

tara:

4 reg. SPC gilts, 11 mos. old,
one bred to reg. Berkshire,
others open, out of 1950 SE

Jr. Champ Boar, $65. ea. or ex-

change. for calves or cows. Rog-
er S. Cobb, Marietta, Box 304.

Essex Boars, 10 wks. old,
with papers in buyers name,
$25. ea. until Feb. 29, FOB at
my farm, Bargerons Mill on
Sardis-Guard Rd. Phone Sar-
dis 3381. Rolia M. Bargeron,
Sardis, RFD 1.

Few select SPC boars, from
champ. blood and_ registry
Merit litters, 51/2 mos. old,
175 lbs., ship with papers, fob.
L.. G. Owensby, Tennille, Rt.
2, Care Top Spot Farm.

Reg. SPC boars, 4 large
enough for light service, from
champ. bloodlines of Midwest,

dbl. treated, wormed, ship any-|S
_ where, satis. guar. H. B. Rob-

erson, Chula.

Reg. SPC Breeding Stock
pigs, backed by Georgia and
Western State Champs, priced
to sell. Quitman Barrs, East-
man.

One ea. Berkshire sow and
boar, wt. 400 lbs. ea., $75. ea.,
both registered; FOB my place;
3 reg. sow pigs, $25. ea. at my
farm. Trade for good Heifer
calves 3 mos. or older, dairy
breed. W. D. Wilbanks, Chats-
worth, Rt. 2.

4 extra nice OIC gilts, ap-
proximate 200 lbs., good pros-
pects for brood sows, from reg.
sow, $50. ea. No letters. Carter
Williams, Senoia, Rt. 1.

Purebred Tamworth pigs,
ready for Mar. 1st delivery,
excellent breeding, $20.00 ea.
Charles Baldwin, Suwanee.

OIC Bred sows and gilts,
males ready for light service,
pigs 8-10 wks. old, from best
of bloodlines, for sale. Tel.
2595. W. H. Nix, Alpharetta.

Reg. SPC hogs, gilts, all
sizes and ages, | reasonably
priced, standard breeding. See
at my farm, or write: Mrs. L.

W. Seago, Pinehurst, Rt. 1.

OIC Pigs, 8 wks. old, short
nose, blocky, reg. in buyers
name, from prize winning
stock, gilts ready to ship at
once, boars ready to ship 1st
wk. in March, Also Hampshire
pigs, same age, both sex, $20.
ea. Mack Patrick, Voc. Agri-
culture Teacher, Rabun Gap.

OIC Boar, short nose, blocky
type, excellent condition, about
275 Ybs., of excellent stock, at
my farm, priced right, Glen-

wood Road near Covington
Rd. Norman Elasas, Decatur.
DE 4732. :

Brood sows and reg. Here-
ford pigs, 8 wks. old, from
champ. bloodlines, $25. ea. up.
Phone 5201. F. M. Jones, Pal-
metto, R. R. 1, Box 317.

William

Purebred Black Essex Pigs,

8-10 wks. old for sale. Dont
write. Come. Homer Brock,
Clermont,

Reg. Hereford hogs and home
of present Natl. Champ. Boar,
Grand Master, top bloodlines
of Natl. champs since 1948,
bred gilts, $100. up; Top pigs,
$30. up. Mrs. W. A. Ward, Jr.,
Marietta, Rt. 3, Paper Mill Rd.

8 reg. SPC pigs, 31/2 mos.

old-41/2 mos., Sumpter Prince, |*

Grand Sire of the $5,000 Chal-
lenge Me, ranging in price,
$35.-$40. 12 mi. N..Alma. La-
mar Altman, Alma, Rt. 1.

Purebred SPC pigs, 11-14
wks. old, extra good, reason-
able, cholera immune, reg. in
buyers name: John W. Hand,
Hazlehurst, Rt. 2.

Reg. Berkshire pigs, 7 1Gs12
wks. old, $25. reg. in buyers
name. V. C. Williams, Pavo.



RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE ~



NZ Red, 2 does, 1 buck, 4
Black Giant Does, 10 mos. old,
and Checker Rabbits, (1 buck,
2 does) $4. ea.; Also 75 eight
week old Spotted Black and
Red Rabbits, few white, $1.50
ea. Will ship. Mrs. Sarah O-
Neal, Concord, P. O. Box 104.

Choice ped. Giant Chinchillas,
Wing Ridge Wonder Boy blovd-
lines, bucks from separate lit-
ters, immediate del., 8-12 wks.
old juniors, $4. ea.; Buck or
Doe. Papers furnished, Robert
P. Middleton, Austell, P. O. Box
357.

Wool King Angora Rabbits,
8 mos. old, breeding age does,
$4. ea.; Or 1 buck, 1 doe, $7.
express collect. Mrs. W..R. Mc-
Millian, Rockmart, Rt. 2.

Rabbits, $1.25 ea. Young and|-

old ones. Ship if desired. J. B.
Keisery, Junction City.

Ped. NZW, NZR_ Juniors,
from best show bloodlines, at

reasonable prices; Also several |.

choice grown breeders for sale.
Ped. papers furnished on all
stock sold. Write for informa-
tion and price list. Inquires
ans. Phone DI 7411. C. P. Hous-
oS Atlanta, 1901 Young St.

Sandy Flemish Giant Junior
Bucks, ped. stock, from large
parents, also NZ Reds from
best bloodlines, ped. furn. Rea-
sonable prices. Ship anywhere.
R. Lamar Brantley, Wrights-

}ville, Rt. 2:

5 grown Rabbits, mixed cols.,
$1.50 ea. Cannot ship. Miss
Geneva Bone, Dallas, Rt. 3.

Nice Purebred Gray Chinchii-
la Bucks, 10 mos. old, $3. ea.
J. O. Adams, Ty Ty.

NZW Rabbits, red eyes, 8
wks. old, $4. Pr.; 4, $6.; Gray
Chins, 8 wks. old, $5. Pr.; 4,
$7.; 1 yr. old Checker Giant
Buck, $5. FOB cash or MO. R.
C. Moore, Mockmart, Rt. 3,
Springdale Rd.

Chinchilla and NZW, from
reg. stock, does bred or unbred,
8 and 10 wks. old now, for
sale. Phone 149W. J. R. Laww-
son, Social Circle.

Ped. Calif. Rabbits, ready for
breeding, bucks, $4.; does, $0.-
50: Pair $40;-. Trio ~ $16.50;
Youngsters, $5, Pr. Papers fur-
nished. Stuart Lewis, Atlanta,
1264 Cumberland Rd., VE .1072
N. E. :

2 purebred 9 mos., virgin,
Chinchilla Does, $4.50 ea.; $12.
for lot; 2 bucks, same $4. ea.;
$7. for both. Can breed the does.
Large, meaty stock, good pro-
ducers; 8 week old, rabbits,
ready, $2. ea. All from same
parent stock. Alvin L. McLer-
don Jr., Millen, Box 566.

NZ Whites: 13 does, 2 bucks,
also 9 mixed does, all $90. cash.
W. R. Lawrence, Stockbridge.

NZW and NZR, full stock
Rabbits, and large Gray Chin-
chillas, 8 wks. old, 2 does, 1
buck, $5.; 4 does, 1 buck, $7;
11 does, 1 buck, $16. Exp col-
Ject.. R. C. Moore, Rockmart,
Rt. 3, Springdale Rd. ;

NZW Ped. Rabbits, $3. ea.;
Young, $1. ea. A. W..' Haley,



Atlanta, 6870 Roswell Rd.

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- 1 NZ Does, 2 NZ Bucks, $20.
R. H. Johns, Austell, Tel. 4423.

Pair White Rabbits, with pink
eyes, and 1 Grey Doe, $2. ea.
Exchange. Raleigh Pruitt, La-
vonia, RFD 2, >



SHEEP & GOATS
FOR SALE



1 rog. Nubian Milk Goat, will
freshen May 3rd., bred to rek.
Toggenberg, $20.; One Nubian
freshened Jan. 2nd., $25. A. L.
Barnes, Griffin, Rt. C, (Zebu-
lon Rd.).

Large naturally hornless 2 yr.
old, French Alpine Doe to fresh-
en Mar. 6th., $45. crated for
shipment. T. B. McCall, Quit-
man, Box 862. 4

Reg. Saanan Buck, stud fee
$5.6 Does boarded until bred,
also reg. bred yearling fror
half sister to champion milker
in U.S. A., 1949 officially. A. R.
test. Cannot ship. Tel. BE 5393.
W. J. Sumlin, Atlanta, 730
Grand Ave., N. W. :

Nubian White Billy Goat, a-
bout 150 Ibs. around 2 yrs.
old, $15. at my home 1 mi. out
Floyd Rd. Mableton, Ga. Con-
tact: Clovis Thompson, Austell,
Rt. 3, Box 100.

One Saanan Milk Goat, to
freshen Mar. Iist., $25. if taken
at once. Tel. 2401 or 3501. Mrs.
James Dennard, Unadilla.

3 Milk Goats due to freshen
Feb. and March, heavy milkers, |
for sale. See. S. J. Griener, At-
lanta, RFD 14, Box 198.

A good Hampshire Ram, 1
yr. old, $50. Miss Katharine
Simpson, Roswell, Barrington
Hall.



LIVESTOCK WANTED



CATTLE:

Want young heifer, to freshen
soon, cheap. preferably not far
away. W. M. Willis, Chatsworth,
Rey 2s

HORSES & MULES:

Want Brown-White Young
Pony, gentle, low priced. State
age, price, condition. Junior
McMichen, Dallas, Rt. 1.

Want good young mule, no
bad habits, 6-10 yrs. old, well
broke, sound, all right every
way, reasonable cash _ price.
Robert L. Alsobrook, Howard,
Rt. 1, Box 57. ~

SHEEP & GOATS:

Want 2 young Toggenberg
Milk Goats, 1 to freshen March,
other to freshen April. Write:
George Terry, Carters.

Want at once young, reg.
Milk Goat, to freshen soon, pre-
ferably Nubian, advise. Mrs. C.
G,: Callahan, Blackshear, Rt. 2,
Box 187.

Want Angora Goats, Billy and
6 Nannies, from this vicinity,
especially the billy. Advise:
Charles Jordan, Fitzgerald, 103
So. Main St. >



POULTRY FOR SALE

i

BANTAMS: i
5 Golden Sebright Bantams,
$9.00; Pair White Leghorn

Bantams, $2.50; 3 pullets, 1
hen, 1 rooster, mixed, $4.00; 2
roosters, 7 mos. old, both 80c;
12 mixed Baby Bantams, 2
wks. old, $2.50. Tel. Cr. 4390.
Lockard Bell, Atlanta, 2677
Pharr Rd., N. E.

B. B. Red Old English Game
Bantams, from prize winning
stock, hens, $2.50 ea.; males,
$1. ea. Dial 47-2617. (Atlanta).
C. S. Winn, Dunwoody.

White Leghorn Bantams, $3.
trio. Toby Millard, LaFayette,
Rt2. :

1 young trio White Leghorn
Bantams, $6. Will ship; Also
will have some Cochin, _ Se-
bright, Duckwing eggs later
Co Jimmy Brock, LaFayette,

t. 4,

3 Bantam hens, 8 roosters
for sale. Mrs. Sallie R. Brue,





Lumber. City, Rt. 1.



a7

| Cross,



cus, Rt. 4.

50 mixed Bantam -hens, all
fine layers, laying now,
brooder, 1 broiler, all for $59.
Phone Cr. 4632. Mis. A.- H.
Parnell,- Atlanta, 2135 Bell Ave.

CORNISH, GAMES, GIANTS:

Several Dark Cornish Game
Pullets, soon to lay, $3. ea.; 6,
$12. FOB... Mrs. J. E. Stone,
Adairsville, Rt. 2. :

3 fine thoroughbred Cornish
Indian Game Roosters, and 2
hens, $2. ea. Mrs. B. H. Os-
born, Roy. :

Nice trio pure Old Time
Steve. Ginn Grey Games (pul-
lets about to start laying) $10.;
1 Stag, 1 Pullet, same breed,
$7.50; Blue Cuban Cock, a-
round 6 lbs., about 2 yrs. old,
never been in pit, $10. FOB.
Robert Mobley, Villa Rica.

Extra nice, large type Jumbo
Strain Buff Cornish Game
Cockerels, ready for service,
$3.50 ea. Will ship. Several over
3 mos. old well developed, $1.50
ea.; Also purebred White Afri-
can Guineas, Rooster, $1.75 ea.;

hens, ready to lay, $2. ea. J. He

Barr, Lumpkin.

Pure, blood tested, prize win-
ning White Cornish Roosters,
1951 hatch, for sale. No out-of-
state orders. Mrs, W. H. Wal-
ters, Lavonia, Rt. 2.

One Grey, and Red Game
Rooster, 11/2 yrs. old, trimmed,
$3.00; Also 1 Guinea Rooster,
raised last year, $1. Will not
pay shipping charges. Write-
or see at. once. George Sim-
mons, Danielsville, Rt. 3.

10 Pit Game Young Cocks,
year old, Toppy Whitehackle
$5. ea; 20 Speckled
Guineas, $1. ea. Disposal sale.
C. G. Pendley, Lithonia.

LEGHORNS: :

30 White Leghorn Pullets
starting to lay, $1.75 ea. Tel.
Ra. 5689. F. W. Nations, Atlan-
ta, Rt. 4, Box 521.

MINORCAS, MISC., ORPING-
TONS: oo
-4 Yellow Buff Orpington

Stags and Roosters, $1.50-$2.
ea. Will ship. Mrs. Marie Hol-

1

| 2085 McKenley Rd.






7 Old English Game Bantam|S J
roosters, last- year. hatch, $2.]
ea. A. W. Castleberry, Ameri- |.

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ng, 1 aah
lot; Also TNH he ;

Holloway, Manche
dianola Drive.






18 mos. old Big Bron:
bler, $8.00; Also 8
and unrelated

Toe, Rit

2 Turkey Toms, 50c
not ship; Or exchange .
key hens. Will buy
as A. Mitchell, -




























































a
{i} led

Rt. 4.

PEACOCKS, PH \
PIGEONS, QUAIL, D
ETC. :
Ringneck Pheasai
and cocks, $3. ea.
Quitman, Rt. 2.

5 pairs Bob White
2 extra males, $17.00;
neck Cocks, 3 hens,
stock, $13.00; 1 Chines
R. Lyons, Sr. A
Blvd. Lorraine, S.
7879.

Large Northern Qu
pr.; Ringneck Phe
only, average 31/2
full feathered, $3: ea.
so Quail eggs during
April 35c ea.; $30. C;
Pheasant eggs, Mar.,
ea.; $22.50 C. Tel. At.
ur E. McDuffie,

REDS: NH, RI, OT

boro.

37 fine production
mos. oe on eg:
tion; 30 per.day aver
Dec. 1, 1951 at $2.50
place. D. F. Hinkh
Mountain, Rt. 3, T

10 NH Red hens,
laying, large, $2.50 .
lot. Mrs. G. L. Co
ville, RFD 1. =
4 Mammoth >

Cornish cross, 1 yr
ters, $2.50-ea. No sl










C. Rosene, Lawrence
a: ui =





land, Dalton, Rt. 2.





inspectors in your territory

of bushels bedded, an
C. H. Alden, Director

Notice To Alll Certified Sweet Potato :

Get your sweet potato tape orders in early and
congestion and delay in getting your tape. As

to be free of insect infestation and plant.disease,
fill ovt your Grower's Affidavit, showing tha
have been properly dipped before bedding, t
send this affidavit to: _

Georgia Dept. of Entomology
432 State Capitol, Atlanta, Georgia













certify your sweet









Pres., Newnan.

NOTICE ~.
The West Georgia Hereford Assn. Sale will
Fair Grounds, Newnan, Georgia, March 4th.,

72 head Registered Polled and Horned Herefo:
sisting 22 Bulls and 50 Females. Walter D.








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The Georgia Hereford Assn
Grounds, Thursday, March

Morningside Dr. N. E.

ANNUAL HEREFORD SHOW AND.
, Annual Spring |
Sale will be held in Atlanta at Southeas

1 P.M. 25 bulls and 48 females from 20 Georgia
For catalogue, write: Ralph W. Cammack,




13th. Show, 9 4
Atlan







Kensington.

The North Ga. Hereford Assn., announces the $
nual SHOW AND AUCTION SALE in new
at LaFayette, Wednesday, March 5th. Show,
Sale, 12 Noon.EST. 21 Horned, 9 Polled bulls, 4!
and 15 Polled females offered. All from R
consigners, and all cattle will be tested an
moved anywhere. Write: Frank Shaw, Jr.








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507 - Sub.
SSIs. Rogers of Heard and Mc:

lenry
AN ACT

prohibit a dealer or broker, or barn,
or sales operator from selling, auc-
transferring or moving any livestock
with, suspected of being infected

contagious livestock disease; to require
auction or sales operators to be
and to provide for the conditions and
ch license: to provide the Commis-
| Agriculture with authority to q
premises infected with contagious
any premises of such unsanitary
as might cause the spread of disease;
e the Commissioner of Agriculture
rules and regulations; to give any per-
cte by any act, rule or regulation of
sioner of Agriculture a right to ad-
e relief; to make a violation of
-a misdemeanor; and for other and

IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL



CTED BY AUTHORITY OF THE

_ SECTION 1

Definitions

The word livestock for the pur-
this Act shall include tattle, swine,
goats of all kinds and species.

The words dealer r broker as
this Act shall mean any person, firm

vestock of any kind for resale or in
vestock of any kind boughi for the
of resale or in buying livestock of
for slaughter: and every agent act-
r on behalf of any dealer or broker
n operator is for the purpose of this
er or broker; provided, however,
ers acquiring livestock for the pur-
razing and feeding as a part of their
ations only are exempt from the
herein applicable to dealer or

ie words barn, auction or sales
used in this Act shall mean any
m or corporation engaged in the
operating public auctions or sales
or of operating barns and yards
entration of livestock held for the

IVESTO

which has been exposed to any infec-

YY OF GEORGIA AND IT IS HERE-

ation engaged in the business of





with any disease or which have been placed
under quarantine by the authority of the Com-
missioner of Agriculture. No dealer or broker,
and no barn, auction or sales operator shall
sell, auction, transfer or move any livestock
which have been infected or which are sus-
pected of being infected or which are likely
to have been exposed to infection until all
such livestock have been inspected by a
veterinarian approved by the Commissioner of
Agriculture. No dealer or broker, and no
barn, auction or sales operator shall sell, auc-
tion, transfer or move any livestockfrom any
barn, yard or premises unless all sanitary
practices and precautions prescribed by the
rules and regulations of the Commissioner of
Agriculture have been observed in said pre-
mises, barn or yard.

: SECTION 3

On and after March 1, 1952, no livestock

barn, auction or sales operator shall engage
in or carry on such business without first
having applied for and obtained a license
from the Commissioner of Agriculture: no
livestock dealer or broker who buys or sells
through a livestock barn, auction 6r sales
operator shall engage in or carry on such
business without first having applied for and
obtained a license from the Commissioner of
Agriculture.
March Ist of each year and each application
for license must be accompanied by a license
fee of five ($5.00) dollars.

SECTION 4

The Commissioner of Agriculture is au-
thorized to formulate, adopt and promulgate
and enforce rules and regulations for the pur-

Each license shall expire as of

pose of carrying into effect the Bec rmone of
this Act.

SECTION 5

Every licensed dealer or broker and
every licensed barn, auction or sales operator
who shall violate the laws or rules and regu-
lations established by the Commissioner of
Agriculture pursuant io these laws upon a
notice and hearing shall have his license re-

voked, cancelled or suspended.

SECTION 6

In the control, suppression, prevention
and eradication of livestock diseases, the
Commissioner of Agriculture or any duly
authorized livestock inspector acting under
his authority is authorized and required to
quarantine any premises or any area when
he shall determine that livestock in such place
or places are infected with a contagious or in-
fectious disease, or that the unsanitary condi-
tion of such place or places might cause the
spread of such disease, or that the owner or
occupant of such place or places is not observ-
ing sanitary practices, under the authority of
this or any other livestock law of this State.
The Commissioner of Agriculture is hereby au-

+thorized and empowered to adopt and promul-
gate rules and regulations prescribing the





K LAW

sanitary standards and requirements for the
prevention, control, suppression and eradica-
tion of livestock diseases in this State, such
regulations to be no less adequate for the pro-
tection of the livestock industry and public
health than those of the Bureau of Animal
Industry of the United State<e Nenartment of
Agriculture.

SECTION 7

Any dealer or broker and any barn, auc-
tion, or sales operator as defined by this Act
who shall violate any of the provisions of
this Act, any quarantine provision, rule or
regulation established by the Commissioner
of Agriculture under the authority of this
or other law for the protection of the general
public in the prevention of livestock diseases
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor.

SECTION 8

Any person affected by any rule or regu- A
lation adopted and promulgated by the Com-
missioner of Agriculture pursuant to any sta-
tute conferring such authority upon him, who
believes that the Commissioner of Agricul-
ture in the promulgation of such rules and reg-
ulations or in the enforcement thereof has gone
beyond the authority vested in him by law
or who believes that the Commissioner of
Agriculture has exceeded any power which
the Legislature of the State of Georgia under
the Constitution of the United States or the
Constitution of Georgia conferred upon him
is hereby given the right to protest, or object,
in writing to such rule or regulation, or any
act done by the Commissioner pursuant to
said rule or regulation, as he may believe
violates the legal and constitutional authority
of the Commissioner of Agriculture by point-
ing out in what respect and for what reasons

he contends the act, rules or regulations to be

improper or illegal. The Commissioner of
Agriculture is required to consider every such
objection and afford the protestant opportuni-
ty to submit evidence and argument in sup-
port of his protest and if, in his judgment,
the protest is in whole or in part well found-
ed, the Commissioner of Agriculture shall
take such corrective measures as are neces-
sary to give the protestant relief in every
respect from any illegal or unconstitutional
requirement. The foregoing is expressly made
an administrative remedy and every person
affected by any rule, regulation or act of the
Commissioner is required to exhaust this
remedy before pursuing any other remedy,
Provided, however, nothing contained in this
Act shall be construed to deny any applicant
for a license any existing right to review by
the Court of the Commissioner's action as

now provided by law.

SECTION 9

If any provision of this Act or the ap-
plication thereof to any person or circum-
stance is held invalid, such invalidity shall
not affect other provisions or applications of
this Act which can be given effect without the
invalid provision or application and to this
end the provisions of this Act are declared to
be severable.

SECTION 10

All laws and parts of laws in. conflict
with the provisions of this Act be, and the
same are, hereby repealed.











































































































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prospered for the past one hundred and

sixty-four years.

This One World Government, already
partly set up within the United Nations,
~4s even now exercising the following
powers granted to the Federal govern-
ment alone by the Constitution:

1. The sole right of Congress to declare
war and prosecute it to a speedy and suc-

cessful conclusion.

2. The sole right of Congress to estab-
United Nations
now has its own Post Office, free from the
supervision of the Federal government.
3. The sole right of Congress to levy
_ taxes upon all American citizens. All em-
_ ployees of the United Nations -are free

lish Post Offices, The

from Federal taxation.

4. The sole right of Congress to coin
money and regulate the value thereof.
This right was abrogated to the Chief
Executive in 1933, by a Congress who ap-
parently never knew they were granting
to him that which had been delegated to
them alone, as a sacred trust,
It was nullified a sec-
ond time by the Bretton Woods Monetary
Agreements, without which the concept
of the United Nations could never have

American people.

been brought to birth.

5. The sole right of Congress to super-
-The United Nations
may now admit, and is admitting whom-
soever it pleases; and there is nothing we

vise immigration.

can do about it.

6. The right of Congress to levy duty
All goods' and material im-

on imports.

POULTRY FOR SALE



Draper strain, 140 Mar. Pul-
lets, heavies, laying good per-
centage, extra large eggs, eull-
ed, $2.75 ea. Turn West at

South Limits Palmetto, go 5
miles. Frank J. Cato, Newnan,

Rt.. 2.

POULTRY WANTED



BABY CHICKS & BANTAMS:
Want 5 Golden Sebright Ban-
tam Pullets, 1951 hatch. State
price, FOB. Lonnie MeMicken,
, Dallas, Rts 3:

. Want 50 head Chicks to 8
wks. old, on halves. You pay
postage. Will furnish feed. Mrs.
Bertha Williams, Alma, Rt. 4.

Want 200 (as hatched) Chicks,
to raise on halves. Will furnish
feed. Write or see: Mrs. Marvin

Cooper, Franklin, Rt. 4.
Want large type Partridge
Cochin, Black Cochin, and

Black Lanshang. G. A. Tuni-
son, Valdosta, 109 Webster St.

DUCKS:

Want 12 Black Moscovy
Ducks (quackless) and 2 drakes.
Must be last years hatch.
Thomas C. Wylly, Tennille.

Want pair Ducks, hen, drake,
tame, cheap, and shipped by
P. P. if possible. L. E. Strange,
Cobbtown.

GEESE:
Want 1 pair grown Geese, Tou-
louse or Emden; Or- will ex-
change 7 mixed type chickens,
laying for pair. Mrs. Lee Timms,
Dalton, Rt. 3.

Want 7 Geese, 1 Gander; Al-
so give priice on Toulouse Gos-
lings 6-8 wks. old, Mrs. Otis
E. Ogburn, Reynolds.

Want pure Canadian Gander.
Must be of pure wild strain.
Hugh G. Forester; Head River,
Ga.

LEGHORNS:

Want 100 White Leghorn Pul-
lets, of good breeding, State
age, lowest price. C. B. Elam,
Albany, 1200 Fourth Ave.



foreign

by. the



POULTRY WANTED



PEAFOWLS & PHEASANTS:

Want to exchange some nic
Pheasants (Chinese Tingnecks
for a pair Peafowl. A. L. Had-
dock, Haddock.

Want 1 Silver Pheasant Hen,
pure. State age, price. Dr.
George W. Taylor, oo
le.

QUAIL:

Want 2 pairs Calif. Valley
Quails, also trio Chukar Quail.
State price. Judd Parks, Au-
gusta, Rt. 2, Box 157 B.

ROCKS & REDS:

Want 300 each laying White
BR, and Red Pullets, ready to
lay. No culls or old ones. Best
cash offer. Mrs. J. P. Patter-
son, Riverdale, Rt. 1.



FARM HELP WANTED



Want white or colored wom-
an, 50-60 yrs. old in good
health to do light farm work on
farm only few hours daily.
Room, board, small salary.
Good home as long as you like.
Mrs. M. G. Murray, Savannah,
Rt. 5, Box 341.

A

Want good farm mechanic
on farm to keep up tractors,
other farm machinery. Must
be sober, industrious. Good
house, paved road, near school
and churehes, electricity. T. H.
Nolan, Bostwick.

. Want at once experienced
man, white or colored for gen-
eral farm work on farm. Rea-
sonable salary, room, board,
laundry; Also- want middle

age white or colored woman to

do light farm chores on farm:
Reasonable salary, permanent
home. R. L, Cline, Waleska.

Want white or colored man,
man and wife for general
farm work on farm. Need at
once. Pay good wages, room,
board, laundry. Live as one of
family. Flora Bivins, Carmgpn,
Star Rt wd

or

fed bee U. N. or its oplvec:

come in duty free.
7. The right of the Chief. Executive,

with his Cabinet, by and with the con-

sent of Congress, to direct and regulate

This right has been mor
or less completely usurped by the State
Department, which now acts
with the United Nations, of which it has
become an integral part, in the deter-
mination and direction of our
policies.

8. The right of our soldiers, to serve
in wars solely declared by the Congress,
and only under our own banner, the Stars ~ |
and Stripes, to be buried beneath its sa- -|
cred folds; and to be under the command
of none but American officers.

9. The sole right of Congress to levy
taxes upon the American people. The
United .Nations levied a tax of nineteen |
billions of dollars annually upon the peo-
ples of Canada, the United States,
stralia, New Zealand, and the nations of
Western Europe this year, our share of
which was the eight and one-half billions
of dollars appropriated by Congress in
October of this year.

10: The right of the United States to
remain Master in its own House.
Defense Production Administration
given the first allotment of our products, g
which is as it should be. Foreign alloca-

tions of these goods receive the second
preference, and these are determined by
our State Department, again acting co- {|
jointly with the United Nations.

affairs.

FARM HELP WANTED

Want good colored family for
beef cattle farm. Man must be
able to drive trucks and trac-
tors. Nice-6 R house, garden
area, good pay. Contact: Dal-
las Berger, Mgr. B and B
Ranch, The Rock, Ga. Phone
2912 Thomaston,

Want white or col. family,
or couple, to work on shares on
farm, or other basis, near At-
lanta, 4 R house, elec., wired
for stove. Garden,
stock, tools. School and mail

Atlanta, 758 Hillpine Dr., N. E.

Want reliable colored couple
to live on farm just outside
Roswell and do farm work.
Man must be able to operate
farm machinery; woman to
help with light farm chores.
Good salary. E. W. Miles, Ros-
well. Tel. 5891.

Want working foreman on
stock farm, also 1 or 2 hands

+| or families, white or colored.

Pay $3. daily to $100. monthly.
Raise Walking Horses and

with tractor, earpentry. No
drunks. E. R. Taylor, LaGrange,
201 Greenville St.

Want middle aged woman for
light work on farm for elderly
woman in Southern part For-
syth Co. Mrs. W. W. McMullan,
Avondale Estates, 4191 Ken-
sington Rd. (Atlanta phone CR
2149).

Want good, able bodied, so-
ber, honest, reliable man with
family, white or colored, to
live on farm and work 4000
turpentine cups on halves, and
spare time farm work. Good
5 R house with lights, 1 mi.
from town and good school. At
once. D. F. Griffin, Odum.

Want good man to work on
farm. Pay every Saturday. Can
use 2 or 3 R_ house, _ water,
| lights. James Pittman, Avera.

Want good 2 or 3 H farmer
on halves. Good land, good
mules, very good house, water,
lights, extra work when not in
crop. Tractor to break land,
plenty tion and peanuts. Jet-



ferson Co. J . F. Pittm

cojointly

foreign

Our na-

orchard, |

route. Tel. Ve. 3118. M. Greer, |

'Cows. Men to be experienced

Gib- Bee



- ping into this.
steel from the

as a gratuity.

Au-
have known it.

CIDE.

e

is Help expose

sent free. .



FARM HELP WANTED

Wane white man 2 ak wife
from country, 30-40 yrs. old
(no children) to Work on farm
with cows, hogs, chickens, - -tur-
keys. Man must know carpen-
ter work. $60. monthly, room,
board to start. More salary later
if worth it. Mrs. Bite Street,
Atlanta, Rt. 2. .-

Want farmer for: ae
acreage on share basis. Con-
tact: Henry Kilburn, Americus,
Rt. 2, Box 130: r

Want man for 1. H crop on
halves. Schooi bus route and

near church. 6 mi. Temple. G.

Ww. Allgood, Temple, Rt. 1.

Want family for 1952 to farm
on 3rds, 4ths basis, raise chick-
ens on 50-50 basis. Have 6000
cap. brooder house. Must be
reliable and able to furnish
self. No drunks. Mrs. Ss. B.
Shields, Cohutta. :

Want good man, experienced,
for 6 A pecan orchard. 5 R
house, lights, water. Some out-
houses. Contact: Mrs. Eugenia
J. Barrett, Atlanta, 964 St.
Charles Ave., N. E. VE 5214.

Want good farmer for small
2 H- crop on share basis, or

-work for wages. J. S. Giles,
Riverdale, Rt..1.
Want good col. family to

drive trucks and tractors on
beef cattle farm. Nice 6 R
house, garden area, good pay.
Tel. Thomaston, Ga., 2912. Con-
tact Dallas Berger, The Boek
Care B & B Ranch.

Want at once middle age man
with wife to work on smail
farm, live in home with owner.
$10. "weekly and half of gro-
ceries. Plus bonus of 20 pct.
Everything paid weekly. 6 mi.
out Rt. 80 W. Contact: Harvey
Lee Tripp, Savannah, Rt. 1,
Box'335. B. = -

Want married, white man for
all around work on dairy farm.
Mostly field and repair work.
$5.. daily, house, electricity,
etc. John W. Harms, Savannah,

mendous Lens of steel
zine, rubber and other: su

- and selling it at twice the domest
while she is receiving hey steel

Mr. Frank FE. alas Pa
of the American Bar Associat
_| other members of his committee,
| ben warning the United States
for the past three years, against gr
any more treaty rights to the co:
of the United Nations; and so
advice has been followed; but I
ees in pee of nine

oe ee will ne de
government of this Unie es
WE CANNOT KE
TUTIONAL FOR
. BY: COMMITTING NATIO
BY BANKRUPTING OUR NA
web of the spider-web- Unite

had 50 for 31.0 00. Additional

country an abt
Ruhr Valley in



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the spiders who

sant white
pendable, to do
salary and good
Mrs. E. L. Se
Oakdale Rd., N

* Want sober,-
white or colored, -
on halves. 4 R hot
mail route, plenty |
land. So requit
Mrs. A. M. H een

"Want job on
good reliable fi
old, non-smoker
Can give refe'
Shiver. Temple,*Rt. 2,
We ae Say

Young ;
on farm for room, s
laundry. Can driv
tractor. State -

write: ee Qua



50 yr. old.
good health, rais
wants tractor and st
on farm. Can handle
i Anderson, Hazle

| wife, came. to_
wks. ago. t
livestock and poultr
Also masonry work,
tle English, seems
and conscientious

farm (no cotton
further inform.
Berl S. Lipshitz, A
Box 663. (Mr.
an -employmen
speaks Latvian
wants to help
located. E. H.)
Young man
cattle farm for bo
salary, not much
willing to lear

White Bluff Rd., Care Coes Have