Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1952 March 12

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Tom Linder Commissioner





VOLUME 38

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1952

NUMBER 28

SEORGIA STATE FARMERS MARKETS
CONSOLIDATED COMMODITY REPORT

FOR CALENDAR YEAR ENDING

ON DECEMBER 31, 1951
1. Atlanta $38,972,945.56
2, Cpolumus 4,487,481.60
3. Thomasville 4,329,670.41
4, Macon 4,279,163.21
3. Augusta 1,866 ,675.79
6. Valdosta 1,692,642.86
7. Cordele 1,439,162.05
8. Moultrie 1,175,417.90
9. Tifton 796,318.47
10. Pelham 433,989.33
11, Glennville ~ 397,239.18
12. Rome 289,519.27
13. Vidalia 236,266.62
14. Nashville ~186,362.44
15. Camilla 181,001.34
16. Douglas 97,874.31
17. Leesburg - = 92,842.32
i Toccoa e 88,507.72
19. Athens 90,135.72
20. Jesup 63,659.10
21, Donalsonville 48,218.38
22. Dillard 25,905.25
22,338.55

23. Hazlehurst

TOTAL $61,273,337.38



TOTAL GROSS SALES OF ALL
MARKETS FOR YEARS 1941
THROUGH 1951

1941 $ . 7,740,659.29
1942 13,743,405.28
1943 21,071,909.74
1944 - 21,601,608.02
1945 26,494,022.57
1946 33,200,688.31
1947 35,955,635.90
1948 42,947,559.68
1949 48 312,083.51
1950 50,556,699.77
1951 61,273,337.38

TOTAL $362,897,609.45

The fundamental purpose of this sys-
tem of State owned Farmers Markets is
to provide a convenient, dependable out-
let through which farmers may market
their products at the lowest marketing
cost and receive the best obtainable price
in cash for them at the time of sale..

Georgia State Farmers Markets are
built to fit the particular need of a pro-



ducing section. Various operation meth-
ods are employed. On some markets,
auction blocks are built and all products
that come on the market are sold on the
auction. On others the producer does his
own selling and deals direct with the
buyer. Not all markets are in operation
12 months in the year as some are located
where only seasonable crops are grown.
The marketing facilities are made avail-
able at the time of the year and continue
in operation as long as crop volume in the
area warrants. All State Markets are set
up for the purpose of helping the pro-
ducer obtain the highest dollar for the
crop he grows by bringing the grower and
the consumer nearer together.

The real worth of these markets cannot
be measured by performance alone. If
it could be determined how much the
agricultural progress of the State would
have been retarded, or how much less
the growers would have received for their
products, or how much more it would
have cost them to market their crops had
it not been for these markets, then we
would know and appreciate their real
worth,
TOM LINDER,
Commissioner of Agriculture



. AGRI

Editoral By TOM L By TOM LINDER



The farmers of America are asked to
inerease their 1952 production over that
of 1951 and particularly in the produc-
tion of food, feed and grain crops.

_In the case of corn acreage, an increase
of 6% is requested on a National average
and 9% in Georgia, with corresponding

increases in other feed and grain. crops.

If the increase is realized it will be more
than has ever been produced before by
American farmers.

The unsettled conditions of a wat-
fextencd world accounts for much of
the immediate pressure. But even with-
out the emergency, our needs still con-
tinue to increase. It is estimated that
with an increased population of better
than 2-million annually that by 1975,
barring a disaster like this country has
never known, there will be five people

gotte table where there are only four






Twenty-five years ago, there were
iy: 000,000 people in the United
s and today approximately 154,000,-



erefore, at the present rate twen-

ULTURE

ty-five years from now, there will be
approximately 200,000,000 people in the
United States, which roughly speaking
will be like adding 92 more cities the
present size of. New Orleans, Louisiana.

The production of food and fiber need-
ed by these increasing numbers must
come from approximately the same acre-
age that is in cultivation, pastures or in
ranches that we have today. There will,
of course, be some reclaimed land and
through our soil conservation program
some acreage will be put back into cul-
tivation or into pastures or put into pro-
duction of forest products that is waste
land today. Therefore, how well we and
future generations eat in the years to
come depends primarily on how effective-
ly we conserve and use the land and wa-
ter resources -that are now ayailable.
There are no new. frontiers and the old
saying, Go West young man has lost
its appeal. On the other hand, our farm
population is declining at a rapid rate.

Dr. Jonathan Foreman of Columbus,
Ohio, in addressing the annual meeting
of the National Association of Soil Con-
servation District Supervisors, Oklahom

City, Oklahoma, February 1951, callea



OR 1952

attention to the fact that 75 years ago
80 farmers provided food and raiment
for 100 people. Today 17 people produce
the food and raiment requirements for
100 people, meaning that 83 out of every
100 people in the United States live in
towns and cities. He prophesied that
in the years to come, it will only require
five people to produce the food and rai-
ment requirements on the farms for
themselves and 95 other people.

In our own State of Georgia, Agricul-
tural Extension Economists show that
our farm population in 1924 was 1,556,-
000, in 1944, 1,095,000 and in 1950, ap-
proximately 1,000,000. The BAE Report
shows that the total value of all crops
produced in Georgia in 1951 was $475,-
275,000.00, or an increase of $76,000,-
000.00 over 1950.

According to acreage in production
given by Mr. D. L. Floyd, Agricultural
Statistician, supplemented by planted
acreage given by Mr. T. R. Breedlove, of
the major crops, it appears that Georgie
farmers planted 7,441,000 acres in 1951

' This does not include cover crops that

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SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



New John Deere M tractor
with choice of equipment need-
ed, $150. under list. price. No
sales tax. $1000. cash, balance
terms. Tel. Austell 4663. R. L.
Harding, Austell.

J. D. 6 ft. Combine, 12-A
-model, with auxiliary engine,
$1,100. Mrs. D. H. Duke, Ameri-
Gus, Rt.4

A tractor J. D. model; with
power-trol and easy ride seat,
8-26 Rome B and B harrow
(tandem bearings), 15-A Pan-
Broker (Subsoiler), extra good
condition, for sale. E. Ae Steele,
Winder, Rt. 4. :

Farmalf F-12 tractor on rub-

ber, puley, . hydraulic _ lift,
bush and bog, J. D. 4 disc tiller
with seeder, cultivators, plant-

ers, no junk; mule drawn cane
mill and kettle, 1 and 2 H plow,
guano distributor, harrows, oth-
er farm tools. Cheap for cash.
Mrs. Walter J. Miller, Eastman,
Bits bs

: 1950 model Farmall H trac-
tor, like new, with .cultivators,
planters, 10 disc Rome harrow,
tractor wagon on rubber, for
sale. Gordie Yancey, Lawrence-
ville.

One Sears-Roebuck Chicken
Brooder, 5 deck starter, 625
day old chick cap., and 275 cap.
at 4 wks., electric, $25. Mrs. Lu-
cille Payne, Douglasville, Rt.
4, Flowers Dr. Phone 2234.

Farmall Super AV _ tractor,
used less than 20 hours. dbl.
section harrow, both cheap for
cash; Model 62 IHC combine
with motor, used one season,
$895.00; Allis-Chalmers G trac-
tor with plow, and cultivators,
good cond., $550. C. M. Hudson,
Eatonton, P. O. Box 148.

Mule drawn disc harrow,
truck type, perfect cond., used
very little, for sale. C. A. Cul-
pepper, Cordele, Phone 301-W.

Oliver Plow on rubber tires,
cuts 36 inches, good condition,
for sale or trade for late model
Ford tractor plows. Frank Min-
cey, Dahlonega, Rt. 3.

McCormick Reaper and Bind-
er, 6 ft. cut, runs in oil, tractor
or mule power, used 2 yrs.,
$700. Thamer Reed, Hartwell,

teks

Used 6 mos. old 2H McCor-
mick-Deering mower, good con-
dition, $125. my place 10 mi.
Dublin. Rex. Jackson, Lovett.

One VAC Case tractor in
good running condition, with
planting and cultivating equip-
ment, 2 sec. Intl. Disc harrow,
and No. 5 John Deere Mowing
Machine, $900. R. L. Jackson,
Jonesbora Rt 1.

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One T-20 Intl.
erating, good
sale. Contact:
Bowdon, Rt. 1.

14 in. Case Hammer Mill
complete with 3 screens, sack-
ing bin and new 50 ft. belt,
$140.00; F-20. Farmall tractor
on rubber; DeLaval Milking

tractor, op-
condition, for
J. G. Wright,

machine, 4 units. John W. Bus-,

sey, Columbus, Care Claymore
Plantation. Phone 88928.

Farm Master Kerosene oil
burning hot water incubator,
150 egg cap., used one time,
good as new, bought in 1951.
Mrs. W. H. Walters, Lavonia.

One good Ledbetter Corn
planter, $10.00; One Dow Law
Cotton planter, $7. Both in
good condition. Other farm
equipment cheap. Arthur Owen,
Barnesville.

Planters and cultivators with
fertilizer attachment for use
with any Oliver Row Crop
tractor, used: only 1. season,
$350. E C. Sulzer, Decatur, Rt.
2. De. 2261.

1948 Ford tractor, Bush and
Bog harrow (roller bearing), 2
H wagon, and young mule for
sale. W..L. Bright, Carrollton,
RESB3

TD-18 Intl. Bulldozer, Bucy-
rus Eire Hydraulic Angle Blade.
for sale or trade part for beef
cattle. John W. Grapp, States-
boro, Box 266. Tel. 2502.

2 H wagon, good condition,
$40. at my home 11/2 mi. W.
Canon, near Duncan Mill. Mrs.
Bonnie Smith, Canon, Rt. 2.

1949 Intl. Cub tractor~ with
power-lift, 12 in. Intl. ao
(unit type with extra share), 1
row cultivator, 41/2 ft. mow-
er (5 sikles), tandem Intl. disc,
one-row Intl. Corn planter with
fertilizer attachment, dozer
blade for cub, all exc. condition.
C. A. Holle, LaGrange, Youngs
Mill Rd.

6 can cap. General Elec.
Dairy Milk Cooler, $250. P. H.
Gill, Hamilton, Rt. 2. Phone
9281.

Slat-Wing Lynchburg Turn-
ing Plow, No. 22, practically
new, $30. A. O. Fuller, Luthers-
ville; - Rt, I.

Farmall 7 Ft. harrow, good
condition, 4-5 disc gangs, cheap
for cash. Tel. 594-M. W. H. Wil-
son, Albany, Rt. 1. (At Pecan
City).

One factory made tractor
stump pullet with dbl. power
cables, fits any tractor power
take-off, ideal for clearing pas-
tures, $200. Harry Wilker,
Manassas. RFD 1.



SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALI



SECON D HAN D

MACHINERY FOR SALE|!



One complete set piautess, Ist
class cond., for Farmall A trac-
tor, $125. See at Newnan Air-
port. John W. Banks, Grant-
ville, Rt. 1.

John Deere M tractor, 2 yrs.
old, with bottom plows, har-
row, cultivators, planter, ferti-
lizer distributor for sale. C. M.
Mobley, Glennville, Box 18.

Set 2 Row Cultivators for
John Deere A or B model, for
sale. Bill Sells, Loganville, R:.

2, Rosebud Rd.

Avery (General) Tractor witi
power take-off, motor comp-
letely overhauled recently, exe.
cond., 2 section harrow, alltires
like new, etc., for sale.. Ven-
able Parks, Albany, RFD 2, Sox
119a.

F-20 Farmall Tractor, good
running cond., with good tires,

5. disc tiller, new 7 ft. Inil.
dbl. section harrow, for sale.
Phone 395-J-3 Tennille, Ga.

Harry E. West, Sandersville, Rt.
3.

One L John Deere, small, one
row outfit, on rubber, lights,
starter, power lift, cultivators,
weeder, $200. cash, or trade for
cow and calf. See at my farm.
Echoles Griffin, Colquitt, Rt. 2

Earthmaster Tractor, 17 hp
take-off hydraulic lift, starter,
lights, plow, planter, cultivator,
new Rome 24 in. disc bog har-
row, etc., all A-1 condition, for

Sale. See: Grady Harris, Dalton.

110 N. Glenwood Ave.

Planters, Distributors. Cultvi-
vators, for Oliver 70. Tractor,
used very little, 51 model Mow-
ing Machine, used less than 10
hrs., (2 wheel type); Good 2 H
John Deere Wagon, 4 good
mules, 10-11 yrs. old, reason-
able; Also want Farmall Cub
Tractor with planters, culti-
vators, mowing machine. A-1
oe Talmadge Payne, Winder,
Rt.

as as new double Hosber.
mule drawn Cole planter, muie
drawn Bermuda Jack, chain
drive Guano Distributor, Gentt
cotton planter, weeder. 2 H
walking cultivator. E. P. Drexel.

Tifton, Rt. 2.

One A Farmall Tractor with
disc harrow, both good cond,
reasonably priced. S. C. Eng-
lish, Greensboro.

No. 3 Farm Bell for sale at
my place on Pleasantville Rd.,
1/2 mi. off Buford Hwy., e-
tween Doraville and Norcross.

Mrs. J. D. Brown,~ Doraville,
Riedy :

Buckeye Incubator, all elec-
tric, 12,000 cap., good, cond,

for sale cheap. B. C. McGee,
Thomaston.

49 one Row V Model Avery

Tractor with all equipment, for |.

sale cheap. Phone Be) 5295.
Ernest F. Nichols, Atlanta,

Farm Master Kerosene Burn-
ing Hot- Water Incubator, 150
egg cap., good as new, with
instructions, and fixtures, for
sale cheap. Mrs. W. H. Walters,
Lavonia, Rt. 2.

Gravely Garden Tractor with
Plow, Mower, Harrow, 1st. class
cond., for sale. F. Scott, Li-
thonia, (Klondike) Browns, Mill
Rd: Re 8:

Dbl. Fertilizer Distributors,
and Planters, for Allis-Chal-
mers C Tractor, used very little,
$200.; Whirlgig Fer tilizer
Spreader, $50.; Good 2 H Wagon
good cond., for $50. J. I. Stokes,
Gordon, Rt. 1.

F-12 Farmall Tractor on steel
disc and middle buster, good
cond., for sale. W. T. Taylor,
Adairsville, RFD 3, Box 186.

H Farmall, Planters, culti-
vators, fertilizer distributors. in
planting condition, priced to
sell at my farm 2 mi. Hephzi-
bah. R. L. Pressley, Hephzibah,
Real:

Super A Farmall tractor with
hydraulic lift (ess than 50 hrs.
used) King Cut-away harrow,
One Row Cultivator Attach-
ment, for sale. Charles Loy
Estes, College Park, Rt. 2.

2-3/4 Weber wagon, used
very little, perfect shape, good
body and false body, $175. cash,
or exchange for heifer yearlings
or steers. H. L. Greene, Brooks,
Box 126. ;

-for cows. W. J. Holcomb, By-

S158 7
Tel. Roswell 3587. A. P. oe



49 M Farmall, 60 AC Com-
bine, Taylorway Subsoiler, Ath-
ens 10 disc harrow, J. D. Grain
Drill, 13 row Clover attach-
ment, excellent condition, F-30
| tractor, good cond., Rome har-
row, needs repairs. Letters ans.
C. C. McGee, Winder, Rt. 2.

IHC End Gate Lime Spread-|
er, very good cond., used very
little, $45. Milton P. -
Jr., Macon, Rt. 3.

One J. Deere A Dbl.
Harrow for sale. T. H. Johnson,
Boston, Rt. 1.

1-3/4 Garden Tractor, Brad-
ley, with cultivator, disc har-
row, hillers, bulldozer, exc.
cond., $200. C. C. meet Jones-
boro. Phone 4397.

Gravely tractor, model Ta 35
hp, with rotary plow, fertilizer
distributor, cultivator, and sickle
mower, good cond., $200.00; 18
in. Junior Hurricane, good
cond., $75. Paul Middlebrooks,
JP, Perry, he ls

J. D. 4 Disc tiller with seed-
er box, Ist class cond., $125. At
my farm on Hwy. 18 between
Concord and io Letters
ans. Newton W. Brewster, Mo-
lena, Rt. 1.

1946 model B-254 John Deere

Corn and Cotton planter with
fertilizer attachment, good con-
dition, $125. H. G. Jones, Coy-
ington, Eva Leevase:

Cole Dbl. .Hopper Planter,
No. 7 Vulcan Turn Plow, Planet
Jr., Walking Cultivator, used
one year, for sale. R. F. Eaves,
Tucker, Rt. 1.

One B Allis-Chalmers Trac-
tor, 1945 model, complete over-
haul with cultivator, belt pul-
ley, power take-off; also 3 good
farm mules for sales or trade

ron, Rt. 2.

John Deere Model A Roll-O-
Matic tractor and Power-Trol
harrow, 12 Row Grain Drill,
AC 60 Combine, Fertilizer
Spreader, 8 row cotton duster,
ete., good. working condition,
$2500. Marion O. Mahaffey, ors
Carrollton, Rt. 1

15 gal. Electric Churn, also
Dairy Milk 4x6 ft. Cooler, com-
plete, for sale. Lamar Downs,
Athens, Rt. 4.

Farmall M icra. pisibi re-
built, same as new, ee 6
disc tiller, dbl. se c-~smoot ing
harrow, $200.00; Murray ~ Cot-
tonseed delinter, condenser and
treater, good cond., $450. James
C. -Mann, Conyers.

David Bradley Garden trac-
tor, fully equipped, 4 farming
attachments, excellent cond.,

. 1 mi. W.: Roswell.

Marietta, Rt. 2.

1946 model Ford-Ferguson
tractor, overhauled last March,
equipped with lights, bumper,
new hydraulic lift, tractor, jack,
bottom plow, planters, (corn
and cotton), stablizers, all per-
fect cond., reasonably priced.
David Simpson, Cochran, Rt. .2.

1951 Case. S.C. <- Tractor,
planters, Duplex hoppers, culti-
vators, harrow with hydraulic
control, fully equipped, like
new, made 53 A crop, $2,300.00.
Robert B. Sanders, Lumpkin,
Rt. 2-B.

Allis-Chalmers B tractor with
starter, lights, power lift, pow-
er take- off, new tires, A-1 con-
dition, also cultivators, $600.00.
Emmett Larkin, Ellaville, RFD
3, Box 30.

Oaks 5 Electric Brooder, 100
chick cap., never been unrated,
$15. FOB. Charlie Bailey, Vi-
enna, Rt. 4.

J. D. Harvester with motor
size 72, new, $1595. See at my
place 5 mi. N. Cumming, Hwy.
19. Ben Wofford, Cumming,
RFD 3.

- M &M Harvester 62 in., good
cond., $400. See at Duluth Serv-
ite Station, or Phone Norcross
2838. Troyce Jackson, Duluth.

19 disc Bush and Bog Oliver
harrow, $25.00; Mule Drawn
Cutaway Harrow, $5\00; Thom-
as Crown Mower and Rake,
$50.; McCormick-Deering Stalk
Cutter,

Dise

bine with. Windrow

Zebulon.

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cultivator, walking, :
Chattanooga Turner
Me R. oe Cedai

mers, like new,
Phone 2651... EE Js: Hix,

Farmall Cub trac
equipment, cheap for
| brey -Curry, Lakeland.

1947 Brady Garden
11/2 hp. good cond.,
plow and cultivator,
bert Van Dyke, Clark

Small Model 2 Row C
tor, full planting, cu
and fertilizer attachme:
bargain, $300. my ple
mi. E. Cordele. T, CE
Cordele, Box 2937

a ee Thornhill _wago
cond., etc. $110. at my.
near Haynes Cree
pene ee Loga

8 hp Riding Garde
turn plow, harrow, ct
priced to sell. L. F. Sa
lege Park, Red O:
ton Rd. CA. 6068.

One Turner | ~
Recleaner, both in go
cheap. Write for price
Hubbard, Fort Gaines,

One Allis-Chalme

tachment.
Leonard,
285.

Cultivator, Cole plante
lizer Distributors for
Chalmers WD tracto
Shank Field Cultivator
tractor and 2 e
Subsoiler, all -
reasonably priced.
er, Valdosta.

Intl. Combine, No. 4s
cond., at my place. a
Jasper, Ries :

Spout Walden Gri
in., best kind of ae
steel case, belt,
ae Ved: eke Mo!

good cond.
Davisboro, ]

$600 Hay Balen on
fect condition, $250.
W. Cohutta. B. Holco
nell.

Bundy Incubator No. 8
ing cap. 8100, and Hur
Incubator, No. 300A
both excellent condi
sonably priced. H. C
Dillard, Box 122.

Practically new J
M 2 Two Bottom Plow
MT tractor, $75.00; One
half miles north Hira
E. Bickers, Hiram.

5 HP Rototiller Ga
tor with cultivating ai

10 in. Racine Red Hea
mer Mill, 3 screens, us
little, hammers used.
one end, Upright 20 i
ows Corn Mill in go
Chev. motor and 2 bel
mill picks, 2 H Bagw
No. 10 Oliver Turning
L. Coleman, Mt. A

Judson Lime Sp:
as new, only used ab
on rubber, oe with
cluded. D. . Simmo j
insville. .

Super A _ Farmall
power lift, belt pulle
plow, cultivators, dbl. d
ting harrow, t
and Corn planter, ne
Drill, other farming
sale. O. A. Mallett, Ch
P. O, Box 504. a

No. 51 J. D. Mowe
tractor; $125.00; J. D.
livery Rake, $100.00; 6
packer, $100. R. E._

in. disc bush and bh
harrow, newly painte
hauled, generator
$350. Richard N.
Winder, Rt. 4.

One Intl.



$65.00; Hillside Dise Plow,
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armall H_trac-
thens Plow, 16 Dise
eae: $1300. 90.

Barnes, White

ow. ie oy Fo
ow, and J. D. 6
in good cond., for
oble, Vienna.

. Combine No. 62
cut less than 100
itiee* for $950. F. .B.
lad. <4 = ;

chick size Blue
rooder, good condi-
one time, $13.00.
e. Miss Roberta Mc-
rantville, Rt. 1.

ly new 100 egg elec-
2 %C moisture

s, Fairburn, Rt. 2:

tractor Mowing
Also want

vators, used very lit-
Bon M. Foster, Daw-
4041.

or J. D. Model H,
it-for quick sale. Don
ee Phone 404L.

f power
pulley, |
, fert. distributors, 4
planters, rigged for 4
is, peanut stack lift,
us Daniel, Bronwood,

brooder, 75-100 chick
$12.50.

ser Pollard Dr.,.S. W.

Deere 12 A 6 ft. com-
ith motor, extra good
bargain for quick
Davis, Perry. Phone

1 tractor, 1947 mod-

er lift, disc harrow, 2

g plow, cultivators,

od shape, not used very

at bargain oa 1G. -D.
RCE, Rt. 1

] i Cl. 22x38
mplete with automatic
d- self feeder, like
or sale. Joe Bennett,
gton.

gal. Myers Peach Spray-
| rubber, ump just over-
$500. cash. J. R. Hill,

per A tractor, 1st class
ed very little, harrow
mn machine, priced
n see at my farm near
Station anytime. L. J.

agon, ace as new, for }
Freeman, Flovilla, |

Cultivators, planters,
tors, for model A or B
po cond., ae sale.

ahn, Springfi

runs well, has extra mo-
nplete. with power take-
es! arrows, for

e, "5150. 00; A mule
yn planter, _ guano
r, turn plow, and oth-
Dig. all for $35. James
ay. ees Chupp

Tb.
. Turn Plow,
er with fertilizer
iy $200, Or trade for
cow or yearlings.
een on my farm near
tain. C. M. Bowden,
5 Candler St. N. E

Si ototiller, completely
Jed last spring, equip-
for cash; $200.00; Equip-
ncludes corn planter at
e, Potato Disc at $15.,
867, or write: P. G.
tzgerald, Box 212.

ick- Deering Whirl
e Spreader on steel
on penee 10

-| dise Intl.

used |,

Covington, RFD 3,|

Bonsctnudd a 728 |

equipment, not over 2 yrs. old,
for sale. Contact: Frank Paris,
Rockmart.

8 disc and 12 dise cutting
harrows for sale or exchange
for pr. peafowls, 1-3 yrs. old,
or Blue. Geese; Also want to
exchange pair of mules for
sheep. J. F. Wellborn, Rock
Springs. $

Fordson tractor, disc tiller, 10
harrow, all $150.00;
Farm Bell,. 20 in. $6. H. B.
Cain, Bethlehem, Rt. 1.

One of best incubators, sep-
arate hatcher, 1600 cap. weekly,

$300.00; 3-5 deck chick battery,

$40. ea. H. R. Clarke, Coving-
ton, Rt:-2;

Model M. John Deere trac-
tor with all equipment, late
model, hydraulic turning plow,
planter, cultivators, harrow,
good cond., for sale. A. J. Op-
per, Milner, Box 71.

J. D. model BO Orchard trac-
tor, lights and starter, extra set
rear tires, good cond. needs
little work on clutch; Farmall
7 ft. grain drill, needs little
repair on Fert. attachment.
Priced right at my farm. Van
G. Williamson, Eastman. Phone
2816.



SECOND HAND
~MACHINERY WANTED



Want cultivators, planters,
fertilizer attachments for Allis-
Chalmers WD tractor, reason-
ably priced. Will buy cultivator
attachment without planters
and fertilizer if not available.
C. W. Finney, Haddock.

_ Want Garden tractor, late
model, used little, with tools,
in good condition, cheap for
cash. Consider nothing under 5
HP. Gan. Prince, Demorest,
ths Box 13.

_ Want mowing machine for
Ford tractor. W. E. Vinson, Ma-
con, Houston Rd. -

Want good used Oliver or
other similar make, with all 4
feet. Must be in good. shape, not

8) dise ? harrow, good shape,
cheap for cash, Contact: S. L.
Eyans, Kennesaw, Rt. 2. (4 or
5 mi. Acworth or Kennesaw).

Want second hand: garden
tractor with equipment in good
oe W. B, Shupe, Eatonton,

t.3. :

Want planters and cultiva-
tors for C Allis-Chalmers. Also
want Rear Wheels for 1939 mad-
el A John Deere tractor. Give

price on both. J. D. Harris,
Monroe.
Want good used ~Manure

Spreader, -no junk, cheap for
cash. Claude W. Sims, Cleve-
land, Rt..4. f

Want planters and fertilizer

|-attachment, 2 disc Hester plow

for Farmall Super A _ tractor.
Must be in-good one Z. J. Lee,
Red Oak..

Want one set Steel Wheels
for M Farmall. State price and
where located. R. B. Curtis,
Farmington.

Want Cole planter- with Gu-
ano Hopper, mule drawn, good
-shape, cheap. In or near Haral-
Hs x. Hubert Brown, Temple,

t x y:

Want Cutaway harrow for
Cub tractor, pulled type. Must
be cheap. Call Cr. 8344 or write:
H. M. Simpson, Stone Moun-
tain, 440 Hairston ids Stone
Mountain.

Want heavy: tractor wagon,
Grain Drill, Cotton Duster,
(horse drawn), Feed Grinder,
all must be in good condition
and reasonably priced. Write:
lee Stough, Locust Grove,

fot

Want Pick-up Hay Baler in
good condition. Prefer one that
is used very little. Tel. 332W-1.
A. S. Newton, Millen.

Want 20 disc cutting harrow,
pick-up type, Ford or Fergu-
son make, State price and con-
dition. G. M. Wagoner, Blairs-
, | ville, Rt. Qe :

Want Rotary Hoe, Outfit, a-







Dairy complete pasteurizing |.

F-cond.,

flat tired; Also want good mule.



bout 6 or 7 ft. width, Grady,
; Turner, Haren, Rt. 3 Bs



Want J. D. Van Brunt, 13
dise fertilizer and grain drill;
Also trailer type tractor mow-
ing machine. Describe fully. L.
E. Akins, Macon, Rt. 3.

Want pulley take-off for Ford
tractor, and hand, cheap for
cash. R. H. .Whitman, Buena
asta; Rt 2.

Garden tractor, about 21/2
hp.and attachments, good cond.,
Joeated reasonable hauling dis-
tance Rome, Ga. Phone: 5381 or
write: Dudley B. Magruder, Jr.,
P. O. Box 268.

Want cultivator, Cole planter
for W. D. Allis-Chalmers trac-
tor and Graham plow in good
reasonable; Also mower
attachments for Gravely trac-
tor. Henry Kilburn, Americus,
Rt. 2, Box 130.

Want used mowing peehie
for Allis-Chalmers, Model G.
Write: Hugh Hendon, Rossville,
Abe Ls

Want garden tractor, not un-/| 2

der 3 horse, without tools. Dont
mind some repairing. Geo. T.
Hall, Washington, Rt. 2.

Want small riding tractor
with some attachments, good
condition, cheap for cash. G. A.
Hollis, Alpharetta, Rt. 1, Box
255.

Want set of Shearfield Wings
for Farmall C tractor. Must be
in lst class condition, reason-
ably priced. J. B. Wright, Rentz,
Rt,

Want one set used Cultiva-
tors for John Deere Model A in
good condition. W. A. Hanson,
Rutledge.

Want Peanut Weeder for
Super A Farmall. State condi-
tion and price. T. B. Harrison,
Whigham.

Want set cultivators and
planters for F-20 Farmall. Must
be in working order. Advise. P.
H. Wileman, College Park, 512
W. Walker Ave.

Want planter No. A-178 and
cultivator No. A-144, for Super
A Farmall Tractor, 1951 model.
Robert L. Alsobrook, Howard,

Reed,

Want cultivator and planter
for Ford tractor. G. C. Harwell,
West Point, 806 Third Ave.

Want Fordson or Cub trac-
tor with all equipment in good
condition, no junk, reasonable
cash price within 75 mi. Doug-

lasville or Atlanta. J. M. Hall,

Douglasville, Rt. 4, Box 101.

Want 2 disc plow, cultivator,
distributor, and planter for
Ford tractor. Must be in good
cond. Phone 9671, or 6981
(nights). Ocie , E. Smith, La-
Grange, Rt. 3.

Want one 2 H walling culti-
vator. Must be in good condi-
tion. Middle Georgia location
preferred.. Phone Barnesville
531-W-3. Or write: W. O. Law-
rence, Milner, RFD.

Want 20 disc cutting harrow,
prefer Ferguson. State price
and condition. G. M. Wagoner,

| Blairsville, Rt. 2

Want good used pick-up hay
baler. State condition, make,
and price. Contact: R. J. Heard,
Griffin, So./ 6th St.

Want used Farmall
Tractor Outfit in good condi-
tion. Describe fully, quoting
lowest cash price. S. S. Storer,
Douglasville, Rt, 4.

- Want tractor drawn Fertili-
zer Spreader, preferably EZ-
Flo@. L.. P. Williams, Austell,
Rt. 3.

Want good used Tractor in
exchange for brood sows soon
to farrow. Prefer near Cedar-
town: or Buchanan. Hobson J.
Garner, Felton, Rt. 1.

Want Rear Wheels for John
Deere A Tractor. Give type and
price. J. D. Harris, Monroe, Rt
2

Want pair steel tractor Rieck
to fit Farmall H Tractor. J. L.

Nelms, Conley, Rt. 1.



SEED FOR SALE



Tender White Half Runner
LL eerie 50c large teacup. Add
ostage. Mrs. Clarence Warwick,
nae BE Bes :





| SEED FOR SALE



Cub] 3

(change for print sacks.



500 lbs. genuine Cannonball
Black Diamond Watermelon
Seed, hand selected, grown for
seed only, State tested, ge:m.

94 Pct., $1. lb.; Original Ga.
Sweetheart Melon, 93 Prt,
germ., $2. Ib. FOB. Kenneth

W. Birdsong, Gordon, Rt. 1..

Tender White Half Runner,
White Cornfield, and Early
Brown Bunch Bean Seed, 45
cup; 3 cups, $1.25; White Lima
Butter Beans, 30c cup; 3 cups,
75c: Mrs. J. G. Whitfield, Jasp-
er, Rts.

Old Fashion White Half Run-
ner Bean Seed, large, free of
weevils, selected, 50c large cup.
PP. Miss Mamie Anderson, Elli-
jay, Box 27.

Tender White Half Runner
Beans, weevil free, 50c cup;
Pure 1951 Yellow Meat Water-
melon Seed, 50c cup; White
Multiplying Onions, $1. gal.;
Purple Hull Blackeyed Crowd-
er Peas, 20c lb. Add postage.
Johnnie Harmon, Calhoun, Rt.

Genuine Willet Wonder Frosi-
proof English Pea Seed, and
pure Yellow Jumbo Popcora,
50c pt.; Plus 10c postage. Mrs.
Grace Autry, Doyle.

Old Time Little Half Run-
ner Bean Seed, 1951 crop, large
variety, free of weevils, 59c
measuring cup. PP. Mrs. W. R.
Richley, Lavonia.

~ Congo Watermelon Seed, 25c
oz.; $2. lb.; Hales. Best Canta-
loupe, 25c oz.; 6 ozs., $1.; Crook-
neck Squash, Straight 8, White
Spine Cucumber, 20c oz.; Mart-
in, Dipper, Bottle, Ornamental
Hercules Club, Gourd Seed, 20c
pkt.; 35c oz. PP. Earl Stuckey,
Blackshear.

Gray Speckled Bunple Hull
Table and Calico Peas, prolitic
bearers, 3 lbs., $1. Del. in Ga.
Mrs. L. B. Landrum, Adauss-
ville, Rt. 3.

Several tons No. 1 Kobe Les-
pedeza, 25c lb.; ton lots; 21 1/42
lb.; 1 ton Scarified Sericea Les-
pedeza, 24c lb.; 23 1/2c in ton

lots, FOB, in new 100 Ib. bags, |3

germ. and purity tested. T. B.
Hansford, Watkinsville, Box 91.

75 lbs. Heart-O-Gold Canta-
loupe, Seed, $1.25 lb. in less
than 5 Ib. lots; Over 5 lbs., $1.
lb. E. C. Hill, Midville, Rt. 1

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

~ 5 lbs. Stone Mountain Water-
melon Seed, $2. Ib.; 5 lb. Gar-
rison Melon $2.50 Ib.; 10 lbs.,
Ga. Collard. Seed, $1. iG
lbs. Green Okra, $1. lb. Plus
postage. S. J. Foss, Brooklet,
Ria .

Old Fashion Long Green Okia
Seed, 30c cup; White Spine
Cucumber, 15c Tbl.. PP. Mrs.
George Floyd, Rockmart, Rt. 2.

Pumpkin Seed, 25c cup; Mix-

ed Mustard, 15c Tbl.; Mixed
Okra, 25c cup; Also Yellow
Root, -25c doz.. bunches; Red}

Oak, Birch Bark, 30c lb. Add
postage. Mrs. Rosetta Butier,
Dahlonega, Rt. 3.

Good tender Okra Seed, 35
cup; 4 cups, $1.; White Mush
Peas, Red Speckled Crowder,
35c cup; 4, $1. Add postage.
Mrs. Eudine Vick, Ellijay, Rt.

Rockyford Cantaloupe, large
Pumpkin Seed, $1. Pt.; Okra,
Crookneck Squash, White Lima
(bush) Beans, Blacklee and
Kleckley Sweet Watermelon,
50c pt.; Mammoth Sunflower,
50c qt.; Long Bowl and Small
Ornamental Gourd, 3 doz., 15c;
Citron, $1. qt. Del. in Ga. Betty
Mewborn, Bolingbroke, Rt. 1.

Good Tender Okra Seed, 30c
cup; 4 cups, $1.; White Mush,
Red Speckled Crowder Peas,
35c cup; 4 cups, $1. Exch. for

sacks. Mrs. Mima Joe Smith,
Ellijay, Rt. 3.
Tender Garden Bean Seed,

Little Pink Peanut, Six Week,
Striped and Cream Half Run-
ner, Speckled, Cream, and White
Cutshort (mixed) 50c cup. Ex-
Add
postage. Mrs. Ivy Southerland,
Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Little White and Striped Half
Runner Seed Beans, 50c cup;
Large Yellow Popcorn, 40c tea-
cup; Add postage. Mrs. E, E.

Clark, Gainesville, Rt. 3.

Von 2

eit



Tae

Martin Gourd Seed, 30, 25c;_
Large Gourd Seed, 20, 25e.

Henry Ballew, Crandall, Rt. Lie

Long Wide Leaf, Bull face

Tobacco, 75c Tbl.; Pumpkin, 50e
cup; Yellow Watermelon, 60e
cup; Gourd Seed, 30c pack; 4
packs, $1.; Giant Gourd, 50-60
in,, 40, pack; 3 packs, $1;
Gourds, $2.50 doz.; Mastodon
Everbearing Strawberry Plants,
75e C; $5.50 M; Sage and Cat-
nip, $1. doz. Add postage. J. L.
Ellis, Cumming, Rt. 5.

Tender 7 Sister Cornfieid
Beans, 50c cup; White Seeded
Butterpeas, 40c cup; Mammoth

Sunflower Seed, 40c qt.; Bushel

and Egg Size Gourd Seed, 25c
doz. Add postage. Fred Thom-
as, Crandall, Rt. 1.





40 Ib. Black Diamond Water-

melon Seed, saved from red
watermelon, $1.50 lb.; About 30
Ibs. Garrison Watermelon Seed,
saved from large melons, $1.75
lb. W. H. Stinson, Gordon, Rt.
b

Extra good Striped Half Run-
ner Bean Seed, 50c large cup;
3 cups, $1.45; Also Klondike
Strawberry Plants, $4.50 M.
Add postage. Mrs. Guy Crowe,
Cumming, Rt. 1.

Marglobe Tomato Seed, $1.65
Ib.; Imp. New Stone, $1.50 Ib.;
Also .Calif. Wonder and Ruby
King Pepper, $3: lb; And
Klondike Strawberry Plants,
200, $1. No checks. Exchange.
C. W. Smith, Gainesville, Rt. 2

Early Tender Speckled and
White Half Runner Seed, 55c
teacup; 3 cups, $1.50; White
Lightning Okra Seed, 50c cup.
Add postage. Miss- Gennia
Brown, Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

Tender White Half Runner
Bean Seed, 25c cup; 45c Ib.;
Long Green Okra, 25c cup; Lofig
Tender Cornfield, and Early
Small Brown Bunch Beans, 40
lb.; Early Cream Crowder Peas,
25c lb.; Early Yellow Seed
Corn, 15c 1b.; 2 Ibs., 25c; Pump-
kin Seed, 10c oz. Add postage.
Mrs. Noel Payne, Canton, Rt.

Striped and White Half Run-
ner Bean Seed, 1951 crop,
heavy bearing, 50 large cup;
3 cups, $1.35. Add postage. Mrs.
B. H: Patterson, Flowery
Branch, Rt. 1.

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

Scalybark Wateomelbns Seed,

$3.50 lb. Ashley J. Padgett;

Keysville, Rt. 1, Box 60.

Old Time Garden Bean Seed,
White, Cream, Striped, Pink
Half Runners, Speckled Cut-
short, 50c cup. Add. postage. No
checks. -Exch. for feed sacks,
at 2 cups per 6 white or 4
print sacks. Mrs. Ople Goble,
Ellijay, Rt. 3. :

Tender Long Green Okra
Seed, 30c lb. Add postage. Mol-
lie Woody, Pisgah, Star Rt.

8 lbs. pure Cox Watermelon
Seed, $1.50 lb. R. L. Baker,
Chipley, Riz;

Wakefield, Flat Dutch, Early
Copenhagen Market Cabbage
Seed, $1.35 lb.; Rutger Tomato,
$1.75 lb.; 5 Ib., $7.75; Collard,
75c lb. Miss kee Crow, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2, Box 143.

Virginia Bunch Peanut Seed,
18c Ib. Don C. Nail, Baxley,
Rt. 3.

Watermelon Seed: Black Dia-
mond, $1.50 Ib.;
$1.25 lb:; Congo, $2. lb.; Jumbo,
H-B 36 Cantaloupe, $1. lb.; Long
Green Dwarf Okra, 75e Ihb.;
Bunch Butterbean, 30c lb. Add
postage. Also Bunch Yellow
Yam Sweet Potato Seed, $2.
bu. At my home. Mrs. Cc. He
Sledge, Byron. ~

10 or 12 lbs. Okra Seed, 40
lb.; 45 single pound. J. F.
Wellborn, Rock Springs.

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

Large Yellow Meat Water-
melon Seed, $2. lb.; half pound,
$1.25; 35 seed, 10c plus stamped
envelope; Large Martin Gourd
Seed, for sale. Add postage. P.
E, Traylor, Rebecca.

Pure Congo Wilt Resistant
Watermelon Seed, $2.50 lb,
Plus. postage. Walker Lackey.
Hiram.

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Cannonball, -






















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SEED FOR SALE

35 lbs. Black Diamond or

Cannonball Watermelon Seed,

hand saved, not
any other melon,

lanted near
1. Ib. W.. FE.

Walden, Thomson, Rt. 1, Box
143.
Beer Seed, big start, fresh

Old Time Multiplying Calif.,
25e. Mrs. Ella Green, Smyrna.

Alta Fescue, Ky. 31, and
Pasture Mixture of 80 Pct., and
Ky. 31 Fescue, 10 Pet. Orchard
Grass, 10 Pct. Rye Grass, priced
to sell. G. T. McDonald, Oak-
wood.

Seed: Congo Watermelon,
hand saved, from selected mel-
ons, govt. tested, 94 Pct., germ.,
new 51 crop, no other mele ons
grown near, $2.50 1b.; small lots
Black Diamond Watermelon,

ure, hand saved, 92 Pct. geri.,
ii Tad: J. Bloodworth, Gordon,

t..2.

Large, white nest onion sets,
$1.25 gal. PP: Exc. for Spear-
mint, Sweet Basil seed, nice
a sacks, 200 Little Gem
trawberry plants, or white
Velvet seed. Mrs. R. C. Loyd,
Ocilla, Rt. 2.



SEED WANTED



Want 2000 lbs. each Scarified
Sericea Lespedeza, Brown Top
Millet, and Kobe Lespedeza
Seed. Quote lowest cash price.
Delivered to my farm 3 mi.
W. Jonesboro. R. L. Jackson,
donesboro, Rt. 2.

Want about 3- lbs.
Seed. Advise price.
Owens. Turin, Rt. 1.

. Want 50-100 lbs. Rescue Grass
Seed. L. P. Singleton, Fort Val-
Jey, Rt. 3.

Want some Velvet Bean Seed,
unch variety. Carl B. Lanier,
rooklet.

Want 50c

Acre Pea
WwW. M.

burg. ~

Want 400 lbs. of Brown Top
Millet, recleaned, combine run,
$5. lb. Write prices at once. A.
H. Thurmond, Farmington.



PLANTS FOR SALE



Blakemore Strawberry, $1. C;
500, $4.50; $9. M; Mastodon,

700 C; 500, $3.00; $5. M; Klon-

dike, 60e Cc; 500, $2. 75; $4. 75 M;
Seuppernong cuttings, 50 doz.;
Catnip, 25 bunch; Peppermint,
25 doz. Add postage. Mrs. Ef-
fie Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Booking orders for Rutger
Wilt Resistant Marglobe Toma-
to plants, $2.50 M; Calif. Won-
der Sweet Pepper, $2.50 M; Hot
Pepper, $2. M. Ready April i
or 15. Mrs. Jesse F. Johnson,
Cordele, Rt. 2.

_ Spring cabbage, Copenhagen,

Chas. Wakefield, fresh, strong,

also White Bermuda Onion

plants, 500, $1.25; $2. M. Ship

daily. E. i Fitzgerald, P. O.
Box 662.

\

Coastal Bermniids Grass

sprigs by the truckload. Digging

- every day. Contact. R. W. Pat-

rich, Tifton. (Tel. 580).

Copenhagen, Chas. Wakefield,
Early Jersey Wakefield, Early
Flat Dutch Cabbage, 75c C; 200,
$1.25; 500, $2.50; $4. M; Collard,
$1. C; 26 Garlie plants, $1.00;
Mullien plants, 25c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. V. M..' Johnson,
Shellman.

Certified PR potato plants,
from selected seed, $4. M; Lots
10 M, $35. Mrs. A. B. Williams,
Alma, Rt. 4.

Charleston Wakefield Frost-
proof Cabbage plants, White

Bermuda Onion, 300, $1.00; 500, |

$1.25; $2. M; Tomato plants, $4.
M; 50c C. Tomatoes moss pack-
ed. Delivered. Otis Conner,
Pitts.

Early Jersey, Charleston
Wakefield Frostproof Cabbage,
and White Bermuda Onion, 300,
$1.00; 500, $1.25; $2. M; Rutger
Tomato, 50 C; $3.50 M; Rutger
Tomato Seed, $2.50 lb. PP. R.
Chanelox, Pitts.

Marglobe Tomato plants, $3.
M. del.; $2.50 M. FOB. Ready
Mar. 25. MO with orders. Win-
dle Murry, Sursency, Rt. 2.

ae

ae worth of Senna!
Seed. Mrs. J. E. King, Sharps-





| nip,

| 50 M. Del.

aE}

PLANTS FOR SALE

- Mastodon Strawberry, 70c C;
500, $3.00; $5.25 M; Klondike,
60c C; 500, $2.50; $4.25 M. Ex-
change for seed peanuts. Mrs.
A. D. Jones, Cumming, Rt. 1. -

Mtn. Huckleberry, 2 doz., 75c;
Klondike Strawberry, 50c
Damson Plum, May ~ Cherry
Sprouts, Muscadine (4 ft. long),
40c ea.; smooth leaf Mustard
Seed, 2 tbls., 25c; Small Clear-
stone Peach Seed, 35c doz. Add
postage. Rosie Crowe, Cum-
ming, Rt. 1.

Hazelnut bushes, Mt. Huckle-
berry plants, bearing size, 2

doz., $1.50; Wild Strawberry, 5
doz., $1.00; Blackberry, Dew-
berry, 75 doz. Add postage.

Mrs. Nancy Henderson, Ellijay,
Rt. 3, Box 49.

Mt. Huckleberry plants, bear-

ing size, 75c doz.; Blackberry,
65c doz.; Hazelnut bushes, 85
-doz.; Birdeye bushes, 65 doz.;

Plum, 20c ea.; Yellow Root, 60c
doz.; Wild Strawberry, 5 doz.,
$1. Add postage. Mrs. Howard
Easley, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Mt. Huckleberry, bearing
size, Hazelnut bushes, 85c doz.;
Wild Strawberry, Yellow Root,
60c doz.; Blackberry, Dewber-
ry, 75 doz.; Plum bushes, Cat-
25e bunch. Add _ postage.
we Manda Henderson, Ellijay,

t..3.

Mt. Huckleberry, bearing
size, 75c doz.; Blackberry, 70c
doz.; Yellow Root, 45e doz.;
Birdeye Bushes, 65c doz.; Hazel-
nut, 85c doz.; Plum, 20c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. Homer Hender-
son, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Kudzu Crowns, rooted, 1 and
2 yrs. old, $2. C; 500, $7.00; $12.-
No checks. C. D.
Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

PR and Imp. La. Copperskin
Potato plants, Apr. delivery,
5000, $20. F. G. Tyre, Bristol.

Marglobe and Rutger Tomato

| plants, ready about Mar. 15-20,

_ready in April,

son,



moss packd, $3. M. Del.; Also
Red, and Copperskin Potato
plants. Booking orders for Apr.
delivery at $4.50 M. Luther
Griffis, Odum, Rt. 2.

Kudzu Crowns with good
roots, $9.50 M. Del. in Ga.
Floyd Helton, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Native Berry plants,- Rubus
Blackberry, Raspberry, Dew-
berry, and Wine Berry, 2-3 ft.,
$1.25 doz.; $7. C; $60. M. Mrs.
B. L. Robinson, Greenville.

Kudzu Crowns free if you
come and dig them on Satur-
days. Erma Stanley, Atlanta,
641 Barnett St., N. E.

Gov. Insp. and treated red or
pink skin P. R. Potato plants,
ready in April, $5. M. Del; Rut-
gers select tomato plants, ready
last March, moss packed, $3. M.
Del. Guar. full count. Thomas
Lightsey, Screven, Rt. 2.

Rutger tomato plants, from
selected seed, ready about mid-
dle March, Moss packed, $3. M.
Del.; booking orders for La.
Copperskin potato plants for
April del. $5. M. del. W. G.
Murray, Odum, Rt. 2. ;

Gov. insp. and treated red or
copperskin P. R. potato plants,
$5. M. Del.; al
so, Rutgers select tomato plants,
ready last of March, moss pack-

| ed, $3. M. Del. L. D. Lightsey,
| Screven.

Limited amount Bradleys
Magic Everbearing Strawber-
ry. plants, $1.25 C. PP. Mrs. H:
M. Christie, Lithonia, Rt. 3.

Booking orders for Bunch
PR plants, May delivery,
M. Postage prepaid. G. L

Steedley, Baxley.

Tomato plants, ready Maseh
15, $4. M. No orders less than
a thousand. No checks. FOB.
Cary Murray, Blackshear, Rt.

Early bearing Strawberry
plants, 40c C; 300, $1.00; $3. M.
Add postage. Mrs. S. E. Jack-
ayetteville, Rt. 2.

White Crystal Wax Bermuda
fresh, 500, $1.25; $1.50 M. Del.
Onion plants, pencil size, green,
PP; 5 M, $6: Exp. Full count.
Prompt: del. Satis. guar. F. F.
Stokes, Fitzgerald.

Kudzu Crowns, $8. M; $1. C;
Yellow Root, Sassafras Root,
Queen of the: Meadow, Wild

Get

$5. |

Cherry Bark, 60c lb. Mrs. G. C.,

Hester, Dahlonega, RED.



- 1000 Rabbiteye seedless Huc- :

kleberry plants, 15 ea. Bear
heavy crop from June to Aug.
10th. Less by 200 and 300. Fob.
Small quantity, add parcel post.
No checks. Mrs. E. V. Pe
Quitman. Oe

Wakefield) and cicigen
Cabbage plants, fresh, spring |
grown, 500, $1.25; $2. M: White
Bermuda Onion, 500, $1.00; $1.-
75 M. Del. in Ga., 5000, $7. I. L.
Stokes, Fitzgerald.

'Thornless Boysenberry plants,
$i. doz. PP: $750: C.. PP: A, i:
Moss, Riverdale, Rt. 1.

Blakemore and Everbearing
Strawberry plants, 75c C; $7.
M; Mt. Huckleberry bushes, 75
per 2 doz.; Dewberry, $1. doz.;
Prune bushes, 25c ea. Add post-
age. No COD. Mrs. John How-
ard, Cleveland, Rt. 1.

Strawberry plants,
Mastodon, $1. C. PP. Tom Kit-
tle, Carrollton, Rt. 5. ;

Kudzu Crowns, $7. M: $12G3
500, $4. Add postage. Mrs. Odie
Grindle, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

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

Kudzu Crowns, $1. C; Pep-
permint,- Spearmint, Garlic
bulbs, 50c doz. Add postage.

Miss at M. White, Dahlonega,
Rt. 1, Box 57.

Sage plants, Beechnut, Ha-
zelnut bushes, Crabapple trees,
6, $1.00; Old Fashion Peach

trees, 20 ea.; Also Garlic
bulbs, 75 doz. Add postage.
Mrs. Mae Turner, Gainesville,

Rue s6:

Catnip plants, 25 ea.; Hore-
hound, 25 bunch;. Old Fashion
Horse Apples, 25c ea.; Musca-
dine Grape Vines, Old Fashion

Peach trees, yellow and white,

25c ea.; 6, $1. Add postage. Mrs.
Nellie Parker, Gainesville, Rt.
6. .

Pink and Copperskin PR Po-.
tato plants, $4. M. Del. in Ga.
in April. No chks. L. L. Light-
sey, Surrency.

Cert. Coastal Bermuda Sto-
lons for sale. W. F. Zimmerman,
Tifton, Central Ave. at Fourth
St.

Mt. Huckleberry, Blackber-
ry plants, 75c doz.; Hazelnut
bushes, 85c doz.; Birdeye bush-
es, 65c doz.; Yellow Root plants,
55c doz.; Catnip, 25 bunch.
Add postage. Miss Malvie Hen-
derson, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Large imp. Klondike and
Mastodon Strawberry, 75 C;
$4.75 M; Black Raspberry, and
Tame Blackberry, 6, $1.00; Al-
so White and Colored Butter-
beans, 35. cup; Old Time Haif
Runners, 50 cup. Add postage.
Mrs. Samuel Caine, Cumming.
Ries5:

Genuine Blakemore Straw-
berry, 65c; 500, $3.00; $5.50 M.
Damp packed. Prompt ship-
ment. Mrs. Cornell Stowers,
Gainesville, Rt. 7. Z

Govt. insp. and treated P. R.
Red Skin Potato plants, $5. M.
Ready in April; Marglobe and
New Stone, Rutger Tomato,
moss packed, good count, $2.25.
M; Del. Ready 15 March, 75 C.
No checks. W. R. Lightsey,
Screven, Rt. 2.

Lawton Blackberry, Raspber- |

ry plants, 65 doz.; Wild. Straw-
berry, 50 C; Muscadine vines,
40c ea.; Garlic bulbs, 35 doz.;
Sassafras Sprouts, 75c ea.; Plus
postage. Mrs. Otis Mashburn,
Cumming, Rt. 5. :

Blakemore and Everbearing
Strawberry, 75c C; $7. M; Mt.
Huckleberry bushes, 75 for 2
doz.; Prune bushes, 25c_ ea.;
Dewberry, $1. doz. Add postage.
No COD: Mrs. John Howard, |
Cleveland, Rt. 1.

Kudzu Crowns, $1. C; Dbl.
and Single Tansy, Peppermint,
Spearmint, Balm, Garlic bulbs,
60c doz. Exch. for print sacks.
Miss L. M. White, Dahlonega,
Rt. 1, Box 57.

Blakemore Strawberry, $1. C;
500, $4.50; $9. M; Mastodon, 70c
Ce 500, $3.00; $5. M; Klondike,
60c C; 500, $2.75; $4. 75M; Scup-
pernong cutting, 50e doz.i Cat-

nip, 25c bunch; Peppermint, 25c

doz. Add postage. :Mrs.' Lee

Hood, Gainesville, Rt. 1"

.

certified |,





Kudzu plants, large,



ABBY Burton Ave.



CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE



Whatleys Prolific Seed Corn,
selected, nubbed, hand shelled,
$5. bu.

Louisville. _s

Pure Whatleys Prolific Seed)
Corn nubbed, shelled, $5. bu.;
1/2 bu. $2.75; $1.50 Pk: Del.
For mail order prices write:
A. H. Thurmond, Farmington;
Local orders see: H. M. Dial,
Statham, Rt. 2. /

150 bu. Corn at my home, 4
mi. S. Brooklet, $3: bu. Mrs.
J. W. Forbes, Brooklet, Rt. a

75 Bu. Dixie A8& Yellow Corn,
$2. bu. at my farm. Tel. 3524.
R. H, Freeman, Forsyth. es

200-300 bu. each Dixie tet
and White Milling Corn, $2. bu.
Some allowance for hauling. E.
C: Pearman, Chula. s ;

$1.85 bu.; 2 Tons Peanut Hay, | 2
$24. ton at my barn. Old Park-
er Place. T. H. Johnson, Bostor,
Riri

300 bu. Dixie 18 Yellow Corn,
new crop, $2. bu. Seas D.
Ginn, Stillwell.

About 100 bu. good White
Corn, $2. bu. at my. barn on
Hwy. 50. Plance in city limits.
GA Dryden, Hoboken.

mi. So. Brooklet, $2. bu. Mrs.
J. W. Forbes, Brooklet; Rt. 2.

Pure Whatley Prolific red cob
Corn, nubbed, shelled, $5.
sh? bu., $25759291-90, Pk A;

ir Thurmond, Farmington.

Limited amount pure Hickory
Cane Corn, large flat. white
grain, $1.25 pk. del. in Ga. No
orders less than gal.; Pink Run-
ning Butter Peas, 60c Drs Coly,
Bunch Butterbeans, 50c pt. Del.
Jack Bryan, Turin, Rt. 1

300-400 bu. good saad Dixie
18 Yellow Corn,-$2. bu. at farm.
4 mi. E. Cobbtown; Also want
1 or 2 bu.
Beans, reasonable. L. M. Ker-
nedy, Townsend.

.Fine White Rice Pop_Corn,/

10 Ib. lots, $1.; Also clean, hand
picked dry sage, $1. cup. Mrs.
Marie Holland, Dalton, Rt. 2.



BEANS AND PEAS.
FOR SALE



White Half Runner Garden
Beans, Brown Speckled, Cut-
short, Cornfield Beans, 30c tea-
cup. Add postage. No chcks or
MO. Miss JIoma_ Carben, Bal
Ground, Rt. 1. 1

Henderson Bush Lima Beans,
50c Ib.; 3 Jbs., $41.25; 5 lbs., $2
PP through 3rd. zone. H. G.
Stuckey, Blackshear, Rt. 2.

White Tender Creaseback
Beans, 50c cup. Add postage.
Pauline Stanley, Ralston.

Cream Sugar Crowder Peas,
3 Ibs., $1.; Also Fresh 1951 crop
Pecan. Meats, 70c: 1b, PP 3rd;
|zone. No checks or COD. Mrs.
| A. B. Prickett, Maysville, Rt. 2.

White Tender Half Runner,
6 Weeks Beans, White Butter-
beans, weevil free, 50c ae
cup; White. Blackeyed Peas, 45c
}cup; 3 cups, $1.25 PP. Mrs. Otto
Rice, Cumming, Rt. te

_ Tender Striped Half Runner
free of weevils, 40 measuriing

cup. Add postage. No stamps.
Mrs. S. H. Floyd, Lavonia.

j Treated Crowders, White
Purple Hull, Black, White
Browneyed, | Early Brown 6

Weeks, Red Speckled Pole Cat,
White and Black Spotted Pole
Cat, all 30c. cup; 3 cups. $1.2v;
Little White Lady oe 3 cups,
$1.20 prepaid. Mrs. T.. - Rich-,
ardson, Bowdon, Rt. L2

Good Streaked, Long Corn-
field Bean, tender, free of wee-
vils. 45c cup. Add postage. Sige
sie Stone, Adairsville, Rt. 3..



$5. C. PP. J. W. Toole, Macon, |

FOB. Alex Barfield. |

100 bu. or less Dixie 18 Gore: s

200 bu. Corn at my place a i

sound Seed Velvet |

Beans (arge variety), treated, 5

Garden Beans, 50c tez
Spotted Crowde Peas,

Add ee
Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Little Lady Peas, 3.
White Crowder,
Peas, 4 cups, $1.25; 2
6 cups, $1.25. Plus
COD, or checks. Mr
worth, ih Rt. Le

Bt 1/2 bu. Purple Hull
little mixed other ps
Rev. J. E. Meeks, Be

or tg Write ee p
Moore, Buena Vista.

Tender White Hi
Garden Beans, 50c
Java Peas, 30c lb. s
Mung | Beans, 40ce Ib.
Pe 60e doz. A 9

White Mush Peas,
Okra Seed, 35_ cup;

50c cup. ee Howard
Dosanyile,: a 3.

cups, $i; es
Seed, 30: 4 cups, $l
for sacks.

weevil treated,
tender, 50c cup.
Chatham, Calhot

Purple Hull >
Crowder Peas, 22 Ib. F
15 Ib. lots. P..O. M 7

Vista.

Purple Hull P Ss,
$1.25; 6 Weeks ee
er, oe crops, 6 cups, $1.25;
Peas, 3 cups, $1. Plus p
No COD or checks. Mrs.
Ashworth, Dacula, Rt.

- Streaked Half
Ga. Blue Pole Bear ans,
$1.35; Early Poe
Peas, 2 crops, 6.
Cream Crowder,
ee and- Colored Bu



- Wood, Bowdon.

Peanut . Hay,
from stacked stock wi
ty peanuts left in, app
tons, $25. ton at my.
S. E.- Pinehurst. ate
20, Ripehirae rs t

2 tons Sudan and Le
Hay for sale. W. R.
Cedartown, Rt. 4

No. 15, first yea
ginned AT kept
a ir + my

. Rex.

Bure; a
sistant Big Boll Co
Ist. year, rom fou
ned _senarat



15 bu. 90 Day Velvet Beans, |
clean; sound, a RY u. FOB. rsa
Hill, Reynolds, it. |


stant

e Tag

ferm., 99 Pct.
in new cotton
linted, Ceresan
i FOB, Ask |
lots. Tel.
Farming-

sae Seed, 100 wilt
i ist. = ma-

_on one variety
> for ee on

; Ist. year, pick-
dry, roll drop-
rity, shipped in
_ bags, ith 50.
MO. LV

sistant cotton
, picked dry,

571 Gyles. on
100. Ib. age:

t gin, made
ginned dry,

nish Peanuts
ets Wonder









more 85 ea. PP. G. M. Moseley,
Menlo.

Apple, Peach, Pear, Cherry,
Chestnut Trees, Grape Vines, at
low prices, state inspected. Ex-
change for good mule or horse
not over 12 yrs. old. Write:
kor Me Webb, Ellijay.

Grape Vines, Beechnut,
Hazelnut Bushes, Crabapple
Trees, 6, $1.; Also Condon Giant
Mastodon Everbearing Straw-
ieee Plants, $1. C; Catnip, 20c
bunch. Add postage. Mrs. Nel-
lie Parker, Gainesville, Rt. 6

Cherry, Walnut Spice Apple,
Peach, . Raspberry, $1. doz.;
Kudzu Crowns, $1. C. Add post-
age. Mrs. J. W. Jackson, Talk-
-ing Rock, Rt. 2.

Pecan trees: Govt. insp. Sch-
eye Stuarts, Moneymakers, 2-
3fts> $2:; 3-4 it., $2255 4-5:-ft.,
$2.50; 6-8 ft; $2.75: 8-10 ft.,
= Calvin Harmon, Stovall.

_ May Cherry, Beechnut Trees,

_|25 ea.; Hazlenut Bushes, Mus-
jcadine Grape Vine, Crabapple,
Blueberry, |

Trees, 20c ea.; 6, $1.;
Bushes, 75c doz.: Black Rasp-
ere Plants, 6, $1; Garlic Bulbs
50e doz. Add postage.. Mrs. Ro-
"et H. Norrell, Gainesville, Rt.

State insp._

BOR "5 ea. FOB, 50 trees or
ee 25 off per tree. State
Licens only. Marvin M. New-
some. Sandersville.

Bearing size of grafted and
rooted Apple and Pear trees

| 2. : eZ



FRESH AND CURED
MEATS FOR SALE



2 Sugar Cured Hams, 20 lbs.
jand 22 lbs. 75c Jb. Julius
Hulme, Hartwell, Rt. 1.

1 Sugar Cured Ham, 28 lbs.,
75c Ib. Mrs. D. M. Hulme, EI-
berton, Rt. 3.

Country cured Hams, 30-35
Ibs., 75 Ib. Add postage, or

-| come after, 8 mi. So. Cumming

just off Alpharetta and Cum-
ming Hwy., at Hancer Old
Home Place. A. D. Evans, Al-
pharetta, Rt. 1,-Box 71.

8 Ibs. good home cured smoked
Link Sausage, 75c lb. Rev. J. E.
Meeks, Bethlehem, Rt. 1.

-4 Shoulders Meat, salt cured,
hickory smoked, two 20 lbs. ea.,
t other two, 11 lbs. ea., 55 Ib.
Add postage; Also 1 fresh 50 lb.
can lard, $11. Rev. J. E. Meeks,

: Bethlehem, Rt. 1.

6 hams, 25-36 lbs. guar. oak- |
-| wood smoked, 65c Ib.;

Also
smaller size, 10-15 lbs., 75 Jb.;
Sides and Shoulders, 50c lb.

da BOB: C. B. Hurst, Meigs, Rt. 1.

1g Mex Shoulders, 28 Ibs.,

Home cured, hickory smoked
$16.80
1ea.; Also cured and Hickory
smoked Middlings, 39 lbs., $15.-
60 ea. Add postage. J. A, Me-
Whorter, Commerce, RFD 5.

ee nice dried hams, about 40-
45 Ibs., 60c Ib. PP. Elisha Gar-

: and, Aska. <i t



HONEY BEES AND BEE
SUPPLIES FOR SALE



5 - Hives: with bees and

| honey, $15.00. No -letters: an- |

swered, nor delivery made.
Come after. Milton P. -Minchew,
Ob Macon, Rt. 3.

Gallberry Strained Honey,

; mixed with other wild flowers,

f Case 12-21/2 lb. jars, $5.50; Cs.

ple| 91/2 Ib. pail, $3.25 PP in Ga.|



6-5 lb.: jars, $5:30;. One 60. Ib.
can, $8.50. FOB. Allen C. Her-
rin, Hortense.

Delicious Comb Honey, one

Write. for quantity prices on

2 honey in glass jars. J. O. Hall-

man, oe = Soham Rt. A, Box
107.

ew strong colonies Yellow



Dales Bees in patent hives, in-
: $15. ea. Will not. ship.
| Phone Dial 47-2617. C. s Winn,

6-5 lb., $6.50; 1221/2 Ib., $6.56;
24s - 16 oz. jars, $5.75; 22-55 gal.
barrels, $66. BBL.; Chunk
Comb Honey, 12-21/2 lb. big
mouth glass. jars, $6.50 case;J
200 -2 story 10 frame painted
hives of my best bees, $3000.00. |
FOB. John A.-Crummey, Jesup.

Gallberry Strained Honey,
mixed with other wild flowers,
Caseia 2-2 17/23 1b: jars. 299.505
Cs. 6-5 lb., $5.30; One 60 lb. can,
$8.50: FOB. Allen C. Herrin,
Hortense.

41/2 lbs, clean bright Bees-
wax for sale. Make offer. Mrs.
T. L. Anderson, Elberton, Rt. 3.

195t crop Strained Table
Honey, six 5 lb. jars, $6.00; One
60 lb. can, $8.95. FOB. H. L.
Hallman, Nahunta, Box 25.



leading variety |
+Stuart Pecan trees, 3-4 ft., $1.25;
j eg ft:, $1.75; 5-6 ft., $2.25; #-7

jat my place. Too large to ship.\
Josan Geia, Lawrenceville. Rt.

EGGS FOR SALE



4-A foundation flock Jersey
White Giant hatching eggs.
March del., $2. setting; $3.75 per
2 settings. Moline M. Landrum,
Adairsville, Rt. 3.

Papes Black Minorca eggs,
17, $1.75: PP: Mrs. L. D. Elliott,
Lavonia, Rt. 1.

Purebred White Cornish eggs,
from prize, winning stock, 15,
$2.50. Del.; Also purebred White
African Guinea Roosters, $2. ea.
Mrs. O. L. Craft, Lavonia, Rt.
ee } \ -

Eggs from Golden Sebright,
Dark Cornish, and Brown Leg~
horn Bantams, $3. setting. Fob.
Express. Bob Clark, Macon, 372
Spring St.

Purebred Buff Cochin and
Cornish Bantam eggs, $2.50 per
15; Also stock birds in Cochin;
pure strain Racing Homer Pig-
eons, $1.50 ea. up. C. H. Over-
by; Columbus, 3609 14th Ave.

Dark Cornish eggs for set-
ting, 16, $1.50 del. Miss Leona
Simpson, Sparta, Rts-2:

Giant S. C. Black Minorca
setting eggs, heavy layers of
heavy white eggs, $3. per 15.
PP. L. B. Millians, Newnan.

Mammoth Blue Toulouse
Goose eggs, 50c ea. PP. James
W. Miller, Palmetto, Rt. 1.

Booking orders for pure M.
B. Turkey eggs, from unrelated
stock, $4. doz. Plus _ postage.
Mrs. J. M. Jones, Grayson.

Hatching eggs of pure Buff
Cochin, Cornish Game Bantam,
$2.50 setting; Also few Cocker-
els
And Racing Homer Pigeons,
$1.50 ea. up. C. H. Overby, Co-
lumbus, 3609 14th Ave.

Hatching eggs: Direct Shep-
pard Strain Anconas, $3. per
15; White Crested Black Polish,
$5. per 15. Booking orders now.
Limited supply. George Hays,
2420 Stewart Ave., S. W.

Golden Sebright, Dark Corn-
ish, Brown Leghorn Bantam
eggs, $3. per 15. FOB. Bob
Clark, Macon, 372 Spring St.



SACKS FOR SALE







Mrs.
Rock, oRty 2;




Unwashed 100 lb. sacks, free
of holes and mildew, 20c ea:
Some with small holes, 15 ea.
Add postage. . Mrs. Estelle
Payne, Canton, Rt. 3.

Few 100 lb. White Feed sacks,
unwashed, smooth, 23c ea. Add
postage. Or 25 ea. PP. Mrs. E.
E. Clark, Gainesville, Rt. 8.

White Bleaching Feed sacks,
100 Ib; cap.,. 25 ea.; washed,
ironed, 30c ea. Add postage.
Prompt shipment. Mrs. V. E.
Harris, Cumming, Rt. 4.

Extra nice grade 100 Ib. print
feed sacks, one of a kind, awash-
ed, starched, ironed, 3, $1.25.
Add postage. Mrs. Clarence
MecMillian, Dacula, Rt. 1.

100 lb. cap. white sacks, no
letters nor holes, 25ec ea. Add
postage. Mrs. Ji D.-Robbs}Jr.,
Cumming, Rt. 5.

100 lb. White feed sacks,

washed, free of holes, stainSand

letters, 25 ea. plus. postage.
Unwashed, 20 ea. plus postage!
Ee UL. Rorinaee, ee

"51 crop, 3.1/2 Ibs.,

in Buff Cochin Bantams; |-

| pure lard, 20c lb. FOB. T. F.








Mrs. Ethel Cauthen, Tallapoosa.
Rta,

White feed sacks, washed, 100
lb. cap., 25c ea. and postage.

Mrs. Hoyt Tippens, Talking
Rock;-Rt. 2. :
100 Ib. cap. print sacks, 35

ea.; also 25 lb. cap. feed sacks,
10 ea. Washed and postpaid.
No chks. J. M. Crowe, Marieita,
Rt ols

100 lb. cap. nice print sacks,
3 of a kind, $1.00; 1 and 2 of a
kind, 30 ea.; 100 Jb. bleached
white feed sacks, 30c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. Stella Shook, Hi-
awassee.

FRESH & DRIED FRUITS
FOR SALE





Around 50 lbs. Dried Apples,
$1. Plus 20c
postage in Ga. Mrs. J. C. Hunt,
Young Cane.

1951 crop peeled Sundried
Starks Golden Delicious apples,
free of worms, 3 1/2 lbs. deliver-
ed to 3rd zone, $2.50. No chks.
Mrs. Estelle Wilson, Ashland.

Sundried Golden Delicious
Apples, 50c lb. Plus postage.
Mrs. Willie C. Smith, Roy.

Nice Sundried Apples, free of
core, peel, worms, 40c lb. Del.
Henry F. Weaver, Marion.



MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE



ARTICHOKES:

Artichokes for pickling or
planting, 15c Ib. and postage.
Exch. for dried fruit or good
feed sacks. Mrs. J. M. Goolsby,
Brunswick, 2009 Reynolds St.

BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES: |

5 hives bees in 8-frame Pat. |
gums, complete with 2 Supers |
ea. J. T. Kitchens, Gough. |

CANE (SUGAR):

Approx. 1500 stalks Green
Sugar Cane, av. length 5 ft.,
three cents stalk or 2c stalk for
entire lot at bed. H. C. David- |
son, Molena, Rt. 2.

FEATHERS:

Turkey feathers, free of wing
and tail, 50c lb. del. Z. J. Lee,
Red Oak.

FRUIT:

Nice, dried apples and peach-
es, worm-free, 50c Ib. Mrs. E. L.
Howard, Douglasville, Rt. 1,
Box 429.

HAY 5 |

600 bales Sericea Lespedeza |
hay, $35. ton FOB my_ barn, |
on High Falls Road. E. Dalton |
White, Griffin, Rt. D. Phone |
2381. Ary

About 70 tons bright Runner
peanut hay (with rain on it),
$30. ton at my barn, 5 mi. No.
Kite. Silas Greenway, Bartow,
Rs 2s

LARD:

Pure, fresh hog lard, 24 Ib.
in 50 |b. cans, at my home.
Come after, Sandy Plains Com-
munity, Holly Springs Rd. Mrs.
J. A. Gann, Marietta, RFD 1,
Box 190:

13 No. 3 Sealed cans lard, for
sale. J. W. Moore, Tucker, 4651
Henderson Rd.

2 cans, approx. 50 Ibs. ea



|



Dean, Palmetto.

MEAL (CORN):

Fresh Corn Meal, water
ground, yellow, organically
grown, full flavored, 12c Ib.,
10 Ibs., $1.00; 50 Ibs., $4. Add
postage. J. S. Darnall, Cleve-
Jand, Rt. 3.

PEPPER:
Yellow, hot squash pepper,

10e pod plus.3c postage, also
exch. for or buy Running Okra
seed. Write before sending.
Mrs. Pollie Jackson, Waco, Rt.
D

SYRUP:

~ 100: gal. Ribbon Cane Syrup,
henoked on Evaporator, | $1.75.
gal, at'my farm. E. D. Johnson,
Alamo, Rt. 2.





fib, ot Of 20 1Bs.,

potato | vines



Mi - u 4 FI
: ; SACKS FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE = chad st as FOR SALE ; FOR SALE
100 Ib. cap. white sacks, un-
Erown Turkey Fig Bushes, 2 Pure Extracted Honey: 6-5 | washed, no holes nor miidew, POTATOES: :
yrs. old, rooted, $1. ea; 2 or|lb. in big mouth glass jars,|20c ea plus postage. No COD.| apout 30 or 35 bu. pure P. R.

sweet potatoes, light skin, $2.50
per bu. basket, FOB. Will pack
and ship. W. A. Exley, Rincon.

260 bu. Bunch P. R. seed po-




tatoes, $3. bu. J. W. Aultman,

Macon, Rt. 3. Phone 2-6106.

ROOTS AND HERBS:
Yellow root, yellow dock,

Queen of Meadow, Sasr are

Rattle weed, wild gues

Jar, willow, dogwood,

pine back, 25 lb. Add wast Leg
Mins x 5: W. Jackson, Talking
Rook: Rte 2:

White and Red Oak pine,
persimmon, wild cherry, plum,
sassafras, aldar bark, mutlein,
2 Ibs., $1.00; yellow root plants,
Colts foot plants, also garlic
bulbs, 25, $1.00; Gem strawber-
ry plants, $1. C. Add postage.
Exch.. for print sacks. Mrs:
John Myers, Hartwell, Rt. 2.

WALNUTS & WALNUT
MEATS:

1951 crop good, large black
walnuts, hulled and dried, 400
lbs., 5c Ib. plus postage. J. A.
McWhorter, Commerce, Rt. 5.

Walnut Meats. large size, $1.
lb.; artichokes, 75c gal.; arti-
choke plants (ready last of Mar.
through April), 3 doz., $1.00;
Gooseberry, 5 for $1. Add post-

| age. R. C. Stover, Pisgah.

51 Walnut meats, large pieces
free hulls, 70c pi. Also tall
growing Okra seed, 1951 crop,
40c cupful. Add postage. Mrs.
Myrtle Panter, Me anton, Rt.
1: Box 29:

_, ARTICHOKES:

05 ks $4--bire
Mrs. Stewart

Artichokes,
Plus postage.

| Watts, Hollywood, Box 91.

FEATHERS:

About 50 Ibs. of feathers for
sale. Benson Davis, Social Ci-
cle.

17 lbs: practically new Goose
Feathers; $1. lb. Plus postage.
Mrs. Florence Bridges, Swains-
boro.

Nice new white feathers, 7(c
$13. Det.
Sample on request. Mrs. Mery
Collins, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

GOURDS:

Martin. and Dipper Gourds,

25c ea.; Mixed sizes, 10c. a.;
Very large size, 50c ea.; Seed,
$12 cup; 50c- C. Mrs. W.E:
Wooten, Camilla.

| POTATOES:

Small bunches Copper Skin
Seed Sweet Potatoes, $3. bu.
Tel. 3-0994. L. C. Holleman,
Macon, Rt. 3.

ROOTS & HERBS:

Yellow, Blood, Sassafras
Roots, Witch Hazel Bark, 25
lb:; Also Black Walnut Meat,
clean, $1. Ib. Add postage. Mrs.
Mary Ellis, Pisgah.

Catnip, Horehound, Pepper-

-| mint, Balm, Tansy, Garlic.Bulbs

50c doz.; Horse Radish Plants,
$1. doz.; Yellow Root, 50c ib.
PP in Ga. Mrs. Martha White,

| Dahtonega, Rt. 1, Box 60.

WALNUTS & WALNUT
MEATS:

1951 crop. Black Walnuts,
hulled, dried, 25c lb. Plus post-
age. Write first. Mrs. W. M.
Taylor, Clarkesville, Rt. 3.



MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED



BEES & BEE SUPPLIES:

Want 2nd hand, in good con-
dition Bee Hives and other bee
supplies. Letters ans. H. G.
Hester, Clarkston.

BUTTER:

Want buy fresh country bui-
ter and buttermilk from party
near Macon. Mrs. Verlie Gay,
Macon, 3069 Napier Ave.

HAY:

Want buy hay for dairy feed--

ing, Legumes or Coastal Ber-
muda in truck or car lead lots.
George Summerford, Pelham,
Rt. 2.
PLANTS: ;
Want. Cert. Copperskim P. FR.
(plants)...
price and when del. R. ti: Grif-
fis, Hahira, Rt. 1.

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MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED



_ Exch. Pecans at 25 Ib. or 12c

for seedlings, for Everbearing
_ Mastodon or Blakemore straw-
' berry plants or sacks. Ea. pay

postage. Contact. Mrs. Grace

Autry, Doyle.

Want Hop vine plants. Send
price. Mrs. J. L. Yarbrough, So-
cial Circle, Rt. 1.

OAT STRAW:

Want 10 tons.Oat Straw. Ad-
vise. Neil C. Boland, Thomas-
ville, Box 70. Phone 288.

SYRUP:

Want 6 No. 10 cans of best
quality Sorghum Syrup. J. B.
Wright, Rentz, Rt. 1.

SACKS:
Want exc. seedling pecans

for dark print sacks: 2 lbs. for
1 sack; like 2 sacks, 4 ea. alike.

Ea. prepay postage. W. M.
Smith, Irwinville.
Exc. 3 gal. large, hulled

Black Walnuts in exch. for 15
good feed sacks. Ea pay post-
age. O. H. Bond, Royston, Rt.
2. \ :

Want some large print sacks,
washed and ironed, 4 _ alike.
Write first. C. D. Toney, Fair-
burn.

Want 100 lb. cap. print sacks
(need not be washed), free of
holes and mildew. Pay $4. doz.
Mrs. M. A. Jarrell, Albany,
2004 No. Thomas St.

ARTICHOKES:

Want Artichokes to be used
as seed, at least one bushel. Mrs.

_ Kate Wollfolk, Columbus, 1948

Wymeton Rd.

BEANS:

Want 1 bu. Bunch Velvet Beans.

Irene Walker, Kirkland, Rt. 1.
\ sh

BEES:

Want 10 or 15 hives Bees, pre-
ferably patent hives (10 fraine
If any supers must be free of
worms, and disease. Charles E.
Barett, Cornelia.

EGGS:
Want 6 or 8 Geese Eggs for

setting, preferably White Geese

write for prices. Mrs. Jesse F.
Johnson, Cordele, Rt. 2.

Want to contact party who
can sell a dozen Peafowl Eggs.
Write: James Jones, Elberton,
P. . Box 174.

- ONIONS: z
Want 1 gal. White Nest
Onions. H. C. Reid, Atlanta,

2303 South Pryor Rd.
POTATOES & POTATOE
PLANTS:

Want Bunch Sweet Potato
Plants. L. B. Rountree, Still-

- more, Rt. 2.

Want 10 bu. Early, or Old
Time Sweet Potatoes. State
price. G. W. Bennett, Bruns;
wick, 22328 Ellis St.

SACKS:

Want to exchange Money-
maker Pecans for Print Feed
Sacks, 1 lb. nuts per sack. Each
pay postage. Mrs. Rufus Rowe,
Alvaton.

TREES (FRUIT):
Want May, June Peach, Pear,

Apricot Trees. Mrs. T. L. Ander-
son, Elberton, Rt. 3.

* WHEAT:

Want some Feed Wheat.
Quote price. FOB per 100 lbs.
ae Frank Pearman, Chula,

Beale



CATTLE FOR SALE



Excellent Reg. Hereford Bull,
31/2 yrs. old, out of the Ex-
periment Stations Horned
stock, for sale. Wyman Walker,
Forsyth, Box 43.

Reg. Polled Hereford- bull,
Domino Bullion breeding, 2
yrs. old, good conformation and
well marked, reasonably priced.

11/2 mi. E. Calhoun, J. Frank
Stephens, Calhoun, Rt. 3, Red
Bud Rd.

2 high producing grade Jer-
sey milch cows, artificially

..ebred, to freshen with 2nd calf

in April; one still milking 11/2
gal. daily in 11th month of
lactation; Also a well- dapelop:
ed Jersey Heifer,

breed. Robert P. Mindletor batons:
Austell, Medlock Ave.

| 1947 Macon Fair,

CATTLE FOR SALE



Purebred Jersey male calf,
31/2 mos. old, sired by Bilt-
more Standard Mark No. 4629-
61, Dam Cooks Sparkling Rose
No. 1709808. $50. cash or trade
for grade type beef of same
value. S. C. Strickland, Con-
yers, Rt. 2.

Purebred Polled. Hereford
Bull, 3 yrs. old, about 1200 lbs.,
out-of Grand Champ. female at
$500. George
Valdosta, Phone 921 M.

Reg. Jersey Milch cow, fresh,
with 2nd calf 3 wks. old, ap-
proximately 3 gals.; Reg. Jer-
sey Heifer, to bring Ist calf
April; One Grade Heifer, 2 yrs.
old, for sale. Contact: Richard
Head, Dunwoody, 6315 Cham-
blee-Dunwoody Rd. Tel. Cham-
blee 47-3377.

Dairy cattle, mostly fall fresh-
ening Jerseys, also 2 yr. old
reg. Jersey Bull, and 2 reg.
Ayrshire bulls, one Ayrshire,
6 mos. old, other 3 yrs. old, top
breeding, good records, and Reg.
Ayrshire females. Contact: -C.
J. Hendrix, Jr., Alpharetta, Rt.
3. Tel. 3566.

Nice lot purebred Aberdeen-
Angus bulls, some ready for
service, some reg., others not.
Can be seen at my farm in
Birmingham Community Phone
2595. W. H. Nix, Alpharetta.

Dbl. reg. Polled Hereford
bull, 15 mos. old, Grandson of

Eager,

Famous Victor Domino 2nd.
Excellent conformations and
markings. Reasonable. C. O.

Pair, Austell, Rt. 1. (At Orange
Hill. Bapt. Church).

3 Reg. Polled Hereford bulls,
a yr. old in April, of fine breed-
ing, for breeding, for sale. Con-
tact, C. H. Stewart, Carrollton,
Phone No. 67, or Dr. Claude
Griffin (Owner), Atlanta, Medi-
eal Arts Bldg., CY 5528.

Reg. Ayrshire bulls and heif-
ers, from fine stock, for sale.
Write for further information.
Ed Krampitz, Leesburg, Rt. 1.

2 reg. Angus bulls, one 11
mos. old, other 8 mos., both
good individuals, well bred,
$350. ea. Hwy. 120. Cliff Mack-
ey, Marietta, RFD 2.

1 Mule Headed Jersey Cow
with calf at side and two 7 wks.
old pigs for sale. Mrs. J. W.
Grizzell, Ben Hill, Kenny Rd.

2 Jersey Heifers, approx. 450
Ibs. each, freshen with 1st calf
in March, both for $3875. Or
$200. ea. A. W. Scroggins, ae
sella, Rt. 1.

Purebred Eick, 15 mos.
old, out of 5 gal. Guernsey
cow, freshen October, bred to
Guernsey, $185.00; also Jersey
Cow, 4 gal., 2nd calf, freshen
May 15th., $250. A. J. Payne,
Reynolds.

Nice Jersey Cow, fresh with
fine heifer calf at side, heavy
milker, $225. Three miles W.
Powder Springs. C. A. Bennett,
Powder Springs, Rt. 1.

2 nice Heifers, one Guernsey,
one Black Angus, same age, 2
yrs. old; both will freshen July,
$150. ea. Glen Leathers, Fair-
burn, Rt. 2.

Reg. Jersey Cow, to freshen
in July with 3rd calf, $350. or
exch. for Polled Hereford bull
not over 15 mos. old. Roy G.
Jones, Decatur, 619 Clairmont
Ave.

Reg. Polled Hereford bulls,
Domino and Rollo breeding,
ready for service. F. M. Biggers,
Conyers.

Dark Red Reg. Shorthorn
bull, 10 mos. old, Red) and
White Reg. Polled Shorthorn
bull, 6 mos. old, good herd pros-
pects, with excellent breeding;
Also 2 nice Red poll Heifers, 10
and 12 mos. old, good breeding.
See any day except Sunday.
Ray C. McDonald, Oakwood.



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



At stud: Very fine 5 gaited
sorrel Stallion, has excellent
colts, Fee, $15. Atlanta Phone
DE 8850. Miss Ginger Brockett,
Stone Mountain, Rt. 1, 231
Hairston Rd,

1 pr. mules, 1 work horse and
4 saddle horses. James Tread;



well, Jackson, Rt, 2.



Aude Greer,










HORSES AND MULES >
ROR Sai: 3a



Pair mules and 2 H wagon,
1 Intl. pickup, 1 iron wheel
Fordson Tractor and disc plow.
No) letters. Russ H. Whelche!,
Dawsonville, Rt. 3.-

1 black mare horse, 7 yrs;
old, work anywhere, good cond,
$75. Parker Hunt, Elberton.

Stallion, 7 yrs. old, work any-
where, very gentle (children
can handle). Reasonable price.
Marietta, Rt. 4,
(Powder Springs Rd.). -

Pair mules, 1200 lbs. ea. 8
yrs. old, slick and fat. W. W
McPherson, Villa Rica, (See at
Hickory Levells Store). -

Red mare mule, 7 yrs., old,
wt. 1150. lbs., work anywhere,
$125.; 2 H wagon, A-1 cond.,

$60. Homer E. Garrison, Macon, |

Rt. 3, phone 3-0968.

Gray mule, about 10 yrs. old,
about 1 M. lbs.; good worker,

also. 2 H walking cultivator, .

practically new, $75. Trade for
yearling, hogs or\ corn. Carlton.
Williams, Ashburn, Rt. 3.

Tenn. Walking mare, color
bald, flax mane and tail, from
good bloodlines also 1 black
gaited pony, 750-800 lbs., ideal
for children. Reasonable. aie W.
Reid, Gainesville, Rt. 1, (Keith
Bridge Rd.).

Mare Mule, 7 yrs. old, gentle,
work anywhere single or double,
easily kept, $150. E&change for
calves or yearlings; Also Reg.
Guernsey Bull, 10 mos, old,
$200. R. H. Freeman, Forsyth,
Tel. 3524.

4 yr. old, Gray Stallion, reg
broke to ride, gentle for sale.
Tel. FA, 9270. Li L. Murphy,

College Park, Ri 3.



z

HOGS FOR SALE



6 Black African Big Bone
Guinea Sows, 175-400 Ibs., reg.
in buyers name, had 2.3 lit-
ters pigs each, all but one now
bred, $60. ea. up. See at my.
place. Will not ship; 2 boars un-
related.to sows, 18 mos. old, one
450 Ibs., $85.00; Other, 120 Ibs.,
$65. Tel. 2878 F. Will Dixon,
Athens, 250 Hillside St.

Reg. Hampshires, 50-75 Ib.
boars and gilts, $35. ea.; 75-100
Ib. gilts, $40. ea. All vaccinated
for cholera, wormed, and Bangs
tested. Satis. guar. Leland W.
Sands, Glennville, Rt. 3.

Durocs, various ages, either
sex, Star Blend and Coastal
King blood, guar. to breed true
and to be disease free when
sold. Reg. in United Duroc Rec-
ord Assn. Prices in line with
other breeders. Phone 1443J or:
call, James E. Taylor, Mech

RFD 1, Sunnyside Dr.

Blocky Type Duroc pee
pigs, male and female, 51/2
mos. old, treated for cholera,
wormed, crated, reg. in buyers
name, $40. ea. FOB. Kenneth
Flanders, Lyons.

SPC pigs, male and female,
2-2 1:2. mos. old, wormed, treat-
ed .for cholera, crated, reg. in
buyers name, $35. ea. FOB.
Charles O. Newsom, Reidsville,
Care Tattnall Co. Spotted Po-
land China Farm,

Breeding stock, fine cross-
bred sow and 11 pigs, farrowed
53 and raised 40 in 4 litters, all
$150. E..S. Scott, Austell.

Purebred Duroc Boars, ready
for light service, from Pioneer
bloodlines, $45. my. place. J. G.
Wright, Bowdon, Rt. 1.

Hampshire Male pigs, in good
condition, treated, wormed,
from champion bloodlines, from
litter 9-14, 4-5 mos. old, wean-
ed, $25. ea. Year old, $100. Can
be. registered in puyers name.
Charles Duggan, Jr., Cochran,
Rtv sie:

1 yr. old purebred OIC boar,
with reg. papers, ready for serv-
ice. See: Edward Dollar, Bu-
ford, Rt. 3. (1 mi, below New
Bethany Church). |

20 fine OIC pigs, 6-8 wks. old,
$12. and $15. ea. at my farm on
King Hwy., 6 mi. Douglasville.
C. B.-Driskell, Douglasville.

Nice OIC Gilt, short nose,
blocky, purebred, 150-175 Ibs.,
6 mos. old, not registered, $30.

/



J. E. Meeks, Bethlehem, ee BS

i



o4 ae ee a ace

some 4 mos. old, for sale. See:

Rt. 2, (Banks Co.).

pers furnished free. James _C.

| wks. old, $25. Ship anywhere.

Cox, Jr., Statham, Rt. 1.

-hurst.

| $25. _ea.; "Bred Gilts to farrow

Brownlee, ILG Ben Hill, Care

and female, 51/2 mos. old,
wormed, treated for cholera, |
crated, registered in buyers



Hy ae Bk



Several purebred SPC male
and female, some 5 mos. old,

Viola C. Brady, Cairo, Rt. 1,
Box 343.

A litter of reg. OIC pigs, 2
choice males sand gilt, 6 wks.
old Mar. 8th, blocky type, reg.
in buyers name, treated and:
shipped; $25. ea. MO only, Paul
J.. Cain, Commerce, Rt. 1.7%

Purebred OIC boar, 17 mos,
old, around 450. lbs., "$75. cash
at my place. No. papers; shoats,
$18.00-$25.00 Paul Boring, Lula,

Reg. Duroc Boar, 12 mos. old,
350-400 lbs., free of Bangs, Re-
serve Champ FFA at State Fair,
for sale. Contact: J. F. Keasler,
Stockbridge.

OIC bred sows, $75.-$100;
Bred Gilts, also Males (8-10
mos. old) $65.-$75.; 8 wks. old
pigs, $25. All prices include
reg. papers. Phone 2595. W. H.
Nix, Alpharetta.

25-30 Hampshire-PC Cross
pigs, 8 wks. old, both sex, $10.
ea. my place. Tel. DE 5580. J.
G. Nash, Decatur, Rt. 2. (Wes-
ley Chapel Rd.).

Reg. Hampshire ae a boar
ready for Service, $60.; 2 Gilts,
1 Boar, 3 mos. old, $30. ea. Pa-|.

nell.

Brooks, Newnan, Rt. 3, Care

Brooks Farm.

Purebred OIC Gilt. fe about
350 lbs., $75. See at my home on

wks.

Clearwater Lake Rd. below pigs, -

Lithia Springs. Lamar How-

ard, Austell, Box 47. oe
Purebred: SPC pigs, med.

blocky type, from Grand)
Champ. bloodlines, 8 wks. old,
$21. ea. reg. in buyers name.
Will not ship. Come after-] mi.
South Hahira on U. S. 41. El-
mer Cornelius, Hahira.

oIc Short Nose, Blocky Type
pigs, reg. in buyers name, 8-12

rone.

a Cc. Burnett, Se RFD.

Rebkine orders, AG ee
shipment, Big Bone Black Afri-|
canr Guinea pigs, from best of
bloodlines. Reg. buyers name.
8 wks. old, males, $25. ea at
farm; $27. 50 shipped: Females,
$22. 50 ea. at farm; $25. shipped;
2 males old enough for. light
service. Letters ans. Carl H.

ley.

Little Bone Black African
Guinea pigs, 2. mos. old, stay
fat kind, for breeding purposes,
$15. ea. at home; $16.50 if ship-
ped. Wilson Carson, Griffin, Rt.
C, on Zebulon Rd.

OIC pigs, Open Gilts, Light
Service Boars, Brood Sows, top
quality, U. S. Hwy.-.78 to pos-
sum lake near Stone Mt., fol-
low signs to Oraland Farm. W.
J. Lyle, Lilburn, Rt. 1.

SPC Gilts, Males, all ages,
middle-of-road type, priced to
sell. Write or see at farm. Will
ship. Mrs. L. W. Seago, Pine-

ville.

Reg. Deibe Pigs, either sex,
unrelated, best of bloodlines,

in March, $100. ea.; Bred Sows, |.
farrowed large litters, $150.00.
Wave Master,,Ace, and Modern
Trend stock. 6 mi. E. Sanders-
ville. Marvin M. Newsome, San-
dersville.

Purebred SPC Gilts and
Boars, good stock, 10 wks. old,
$20. ea. No shipping. Treated.
Vernon Lewis, Chester, ats Ty

SPC Boar, exc. breeder,
sound, champion bloodlines, 3
yrs. old -$60.00; August Farrow
Open Gilts, $50. 00; Nov. pigs,
$35. Reg., treated, crated. Geo.

Reg.

Sire,
Sandra- La Farm. Atlanta phone
FR 1802.

Blocky type Duroc pigs, male

name, $40. ea. FOB. Jas. H.
Braziel, Jr} Teacher of Agri,
Lyons.

| 3 Choice Minn. No. 1 Gilts,
from litter of 12, four months
old, $50. ea. Harold K. Malcom,
Monroe, Hees

Pure Hampshire pigs, $12. 50;
Bred Gilts, $50.00; Proven Bred :
Young Sows, $75. at Bryan|
Acres, State Hwy. 12. Half}!
mile W. Union Point. F. S. Bry-|
an Union Priel PO;







4 mos.

Purebred SPC pigs,
wks. old, extra good,
able, cholera immun
buyers name, forsa
Hand, Hazlehurst, Rt.

Reg. Fleshy Type Dur
3 mos. old, $25. ea.;
good Duroe Boars, 7 m
$40. ea. Ernest P. Carte

_ Service Boar,, reg. D
$3.00; Cross pigs, $10.
Gazaway, 2
(Birmingham Communit

Reg. OIC pigs, 2 choic
1 choice gilt, reg. buy:
treated, shipped at b
MO only. Paul J. Ca
merce, Rte,

Reg. Hampshire D
Sia, reg. buyers
FOB. Louis Taylor,

OIC pigs, shack ni
type: reg. buyer's
wks. old, $30.00;
$25..Ship anywher
ett, Quitman, Rt.

Reg. Duroc pigs, I
unrelated pair $25
Gilts, Sows, $100.
Some of the be )
mi. E. Sandersville.

rae Sanders

Type Dur gs,

gilts weighing 250

One Male, 175 Ilbs.,
tact: J. D. Durden

| Bethany Home,

Hampshires
old, $o 5 Ibsay
wks. old,
Treated, wormed,
tested. Ship anywhe!
W. Sands, Glenny

4 OIC pigs, 3 ma
Can be Reg. et
Out of Dixie Quee
Snow
These pigs will run
50 lbs.,
T. Sheppard, Lithon:
nee 59.

rabbits, senior
good performers.
-} Sanders, Macon,

6 reg. Bla

males, 12 wks. old.
$16.50 ea. with
Cannot ship. ee
Monticello, Rt. 1..

8 wks. old, full bl
ea pigs, can ship u
$12.50 ca.; $1. extra w
ped. E. O. Bledsoe, q

i Fes. OIC Sow, Qy

450 Ibs.,
Jan. 27th, $85. Will not sell
Sunday.
Dacula, Rt. 1.

Cherry Red, Blocky Type.
/roc pigs, reg. in buyers
life treated
$25. ea. Some unrelated. 4
Williams, Baxley. She

8 Choice Duroc Gilts,
old, cherry red, top. qualit
rood sows, out of litte
and 15, reg.
Assn., $60. a; atta
Cohutta; Also 5 cho
mos. old, out of litter of 15
$50. ea. FOB. B. Holcomb




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!Purebred SPC, 5 boars,
oldy subj. to

good ploodlines, at my fa
mi. W. Millen on Hwy. 17
not ship. No letters. Sidni
Bargeron, Jr.,

Reg. Minn. No.-1_
Breeding: stock, proved
uable in cross-breedin
old pigs,
buyers name,
Hampshire No. Te
-8-10. wks. old, $2
James A. Bower, Alma, Rt.

-~ SPC male pigs, SE Fair
Grand Champ. bloodline,
in buyers name, 4 br
16 pet. OIC, $40. FOB
barn; Boar Service by
some Boy, $10. Marvin.
Fayetteville, Bi 2

































































Millen, ee

$35.00;
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Alpharetta,

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RABBITS AND CAVIES|
FOR SALE.

RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE



8. Letters ans. Leon-
per ells Reed



eatd me 11 /2 yrs. old,
as, with papers, \26
.12 mos. old; Black and
Giants and White
and Chinchilla crossed,
buck and 2 red does,
9 wks. old, $3. ea. and
heaper in lot. Will ship.
. (O'Neal, Concord, P.











dd Bed tee
es. and bucks, choice
g stock. Sired by AR &
bucks. S. T.. Slade,





+h 3 mos. old rabbits,
my home. Will not
M. Ritz, Fairburn,
Iton Rd.






2. W. rabbits, $2. 50.

Californians, for breeders,
Ped. bucks, $4. does, $6.50; pair,
$10.; trio, $16.50; youngsters,
$5.p r. Stuart Lewis, Atlanta,
1264 Cumberland Rd. N. E.

White and gray Chinchillas,
17 does, 2 bucks, and 15 frievs,
5 mos. old, for sale my home.
Closing out. Will not ship. Mrs.
Nina Davis, Poulan.

Angora rabbitts, 6 mos. doe
with 6 young, 4 wks. old, $8;
Angora bucks, all ages, $1. ea.
All healthy, good stock. Eunice
Woody, Dial.

One N. Z. W. and 1 Black
dooe, $2.50 ea.; 2 N. Z. W., 4
mos old, $1. ea. All good cond.
eae Duggan, Cochran, Rt.

2 purebred White Chinchilla
Bucks, fine for breeders, $5.
for both. Will ship. Ellis Samp,
Ty Ty, (G. D.).
































































buy a 16-cent loaf of
r 20% is for the main

flour. The other 80%
= makings, costs and
bution. When you buy
of milk, 11% to 14 (50
retail price goes to
er, the other 40% to
's of transportation, prep-
ckaging, distribution and

it of the retail field
es to the farmer-pro-
seed? The average re-
ed clover seed in the
was $53.70 per 100
2.22 per bushel. The
received by the pro-
seed retailed in these
.77 per 100 pounds, or
hel, which means that
every retail dollar for
seed was paid to the
> 30% or 30 not paid to.







ion, storage, insur-
eaning, shrinkage,
labeling, market-
and profit, as the seed
the rgular trade
try shipper, proces-
and retailer.

important field seed
average retail price
100 pounds, or $30.00
e producing farmer
} per 100 pounds, or
hel67% or 67c, out
alfalfa seed dollar. Al-
es mostly from more
. areas, consequent-
is more of a fac-
red clover and most

Se eee Ee ee ee eo eee

big-volume field seed.
pedesaa seed crop
to 150 or 160 million
y. The average re-

represented the costs |

s for Farm Seed?



HOW MUCH DOES
THE FARMER GET FOR
SEEDS HE PRODUCES?

Out of every
retail seed dollar
The amount

paid for
processing,
transpor-
tation,
marketing,
overhead The |
and other farmer
expensesis gets
Red elover
- seed 30c 70
Alfalfa seed 33 bie
Korean = s
lespedeza 25e 15e







was $11.40 per-100 pounds. The grow-
er-producer received on the aver-
age $8.50, meaning he received 75%
of the retail price. His share here
was larger because of lower trans-
portation costs.

Much progress has been made in
recent years in cleaning, handling,
distributing and marketing field
seeds. Because of better cleaning
machinery, improved methods of
distribution, more efficient and less
wasteful methods of marketing,
packaging, labeling, etc., less of the
consumers, dollar. goes to these
services, more to the producer.

This efficiency and economy of
handling, processing and distribut-
ing Americas field seed crops make
available to the consuming farmer
the highest quality of seed possible
to produce, at moderate price, and
assures the producer-farmer the

























































the same base period

rs are familiar with
g-off of seedlings of
and flowers in flats or
e they are being grown

planting and can be
ned. An almost perfect
om a row-in a flat of
ice varietiesmay die
om damping-off. We |
liar with this occur-
; of new seedings of
grasses. We wonder
iy our alfalfa and clov-
th germination. test,
rfect seed bed and with

weather conditions

teased, Seed treat-
es and legumes is still
relatively low cost of

troublesome. suggests
desirable insurance.

10 easy to determine
the injurious organ-
and they are so com-
seed treatment
sive, easily applied
ure the stand or the




highest return on his production.

d Treatment One Form
orage Crop Insurance

san, Spergon,? Phygon and
Yellow Cuprocide used as direct-
ed by the manufacturer. Not all
commercial seed disinfectants test-
ed have given equally good results.

Because of the great variability
in soil types and conditions, de-
grees of infestation of soils with dis-
ease organisms, weather conditions,
r>Fetc., great variations in results are
to be expected ranging from no ap-
parent effect of seed treatment to a
100 percent or~even greater im-
provement of stand and resulting
crop. Sometimes it means the dif-
ference between success and fail-

. | ure,

One of the disinfectants much
used for treating grass and legume
seeds is Arasan, of which two
forms are available. Arasan is
for dry application only, and it may
be applied in dust treaters at the
rate of 8 ounces per 100 pounds of
seed. Arasan SF is for either dry
or slurry application. When it is
used in a slurry treater, mix 3
pounds of powder to 1 gallon of wa-
ter for a 10-pound dump of seed.
It can be used dry in batch mixers
or blenders. One 3-pound bag treats
900 pounds of seed.

Some commercial treaters wie
have a problem in-treating small
quantities of grass or legume seeds
have set up small batch mixers or
barrel-type treaters for this pur-
pose. = :

Based on results to date, it is sug-
gested that alfalfa, red and alsike
}clover, and Sudangrass be treated






one of the seed 6 eens



Very nice N. Z. reds from reg.
and Ped., stock: Juniors, $6.;
Intermediates, $8.; seniors, 312.
up. Mostly breeding stock or
show winners. Horace Coulter,
Columbus, Rt. 2, (Floyd Rd). |

Few Sandy Flemish Giant
Junior Bucks, from real shcw
type stock, ped., also NZ reds,
junior stock, from best show
bloodlines, ped., reasonable
prices. R. Lamar Brantiey,
Wrightsville, Rt. 2.

NZ White, Californians, An-
gora, Chinchilla and Checker-
ed Giant Rabbits, for sale. Let-
ters ans. J. F. Ginn, Atlanta,
451, Metropofitan PS. Ee AL-
061

White, Gray, and Brown Rab-
bits for sale. Troy Hewett,
Meigs, Rt. 2.

Fine blooded, Grand Champ-
ion stock, NZ Reds, Juniors,
and bred does. Papers furnished.
Miss Arminda Mason, Kast
Point, 210 Center Ave., Phone
CA 7066.



SHEEP & GOATS
FOR SALE



About 50 goats, mostly grown
nannies and 1 grown billy, for
sale. Write best offer before
coming to see them. Lon May,
Eastman, Rt. 4.

Pair Nubian goats, milk type,
$20. for both, or exc. for pigs,
or chickens of equal value. My
place across from Holland Park
Apts. Mrs. J. P. Harrison, Ellen-
wood, Rt. 1.

1 pr. wolly Angora goats, a-
bout 4 mos. old, for sale. J. C.
DeVane, Adel.

3 goats, milk type: old nannie
and young billy and nannie, a-
bout 8 mos. old. $30. for the 3
at my home. H. J. DuPree, Ac-
worth, Rt. 1.

Some fat lambs for sale. R.
M. Curtis, Farmington.

Young Toggenburg, - freshen
in few days, giving 4 qts. day,
$40.; Nubian and Aoggenburg
cross, first freshening, should
give 3 to 4 qts. $35.; Mature
does, Nubian or Toggenburg.
See: J. S. Heaton, Americus.

Excellent milk type goats
from bloodlines, Toggenburgs
and Saanan, fresh March and
April, reasonably priced; 2 Bil-
lies, from reg., families, ex-
cellent for breeding. Must sell.
Rev. Roy E. <FSRE, Bremen, P.
O. Box 453.

Reg. Saanan buck at Stud,
Fee, $5. Does boarded until
bred; also young, reg. bred doe,
fresh in 30 days for sale. W.
J. Sumlin, Atlanta, 730 Grand
Ave. N. W.

3 Toggenburg Milk Goats,
with 7 kinds a month old, heavy
milkers, 2 with Ist. kids, one
with 2nd., $19. ea.; Ship for
bhi: Kids, 4 each, ship for $5.
ea. M. H. Simmons, St. Island,
c/o West Point Plantation.

2 yr. old Angora Doe, reg.
$32.50, or trade for young Saa-

;nan or Nubian giving 3 qts.

daily (their mother gave near 2
gal. daily). Annie Mathews,
Smyrna, Manor St.

White Saanan Buck Goat,
reg. in buyers name, Grandson
of Famous 2 gal. Prisilla and
Sonnie Slope of Atlanta the
Grand Champ. 1949, finest
bloodline, 12 mos. old, only
service few times, for sals. No
exchange. Mrs. D. Peters, Doug-
lasville.

Maltese or Mediferreneau
type, 2 yrs. old, male goat,
healthy, strong, reddish color,
large, horned, fater imported
from Greece, $25. Josan Geia,
Lawrenceville, Rt. 2.



LIVESTOCK WANTED




CATTLE:
Want Reg. Jersey Male _old
enough for service. A. C. Dan-
forth, Tifton, Rt. 1.
Want Hereford Bull about. 1
ues old, AGE but: not reg.

LIVESTOCK WANTED

.

Want good grade Guernsey
bull, wt., 400-600 lbs., red or
lemon color, with Horns. Exc,
good mule or pay cash. J. F.
Wellborn, Rock Springs.

HORSES & MULES:

Want Mule not over 10 yrs.
old. R. E. Rowe, Alvaton.

Want one gentle Saddie
Horse for riding only, within
50 mi. Millen. Reasonable. Buck
Brinson, pee oe bene

CATTLE:

Want 1 reg. 6 mos. old Angus
bull. Advise. Bowen oe
brook, Norcross. f

Want purebred Poiled Here-
ford bull, not necessary to be
reg. 12 to 18 mos. old. State
price and prpeding: Grady Ison,
Brooks.

Want Reg., mature Angus
bull, 2 to 6 yrs. old, for less
than $1,000. Prefer Bandolier,
Bardolier, Sunbeam or Hileen-
mere breeding. State age, price
and breeding first letter. John
C. Nicholson, Rome, Rt. 5.

HOGS:

Want 10 Reg, Hampshire
gilts, from prize winning stock,
| 3-4 mos. old. State price. David
Stough, Locust Grove.

SHEEP & GOATS:

Want sev. Reg. or good grade
Sheep, Southdown preferred.
Robt. G. Reynolds, Savannah,
Rt. 5, Box 478.

Want good milk goat at
reasonable price within 25 miles
of Conyers. Paul M. Coalson,
Conyers, Rt. 2. :



POULTRY FOR SALE



AUSTRA-WHITES:

_ 20 AAAA Austra-Whites, lay-
ing, direct 327-350 egg breed,
$1.80 ea. Ship at your expense,
crates not returnable. Letters
ans. Mrs. D. T. Harris, States-
boro, Rt. 3.

40 AAAA Austra-White Pul-
lets, range grown, laying, 40
White Leghorn, young hens
laying, $1.75 ea. at my home

11/2 mi. W. Canon near Dun-
can Mill. Mrs. Bonnie Smith,
Canon, Rt. 2. 4
BANTAMS:

Bantams: Trio Modern Black
Game, $7.50; Modern Silver

Duckwing, Old Eng. B. B. Red
Games, RI Reds, $5. Pr.; White
Silkie Roosters, $2.50 ea. MO
only. Walt Bell, Atlanta, 855
Piedmont Ave., N. E.

Trio high grade Dark Cornish
Bantams, 1951 hatch, $5.00; Ex-
tra hens, laying, $2. ea. plus
express. Satis. guar. Will ship.
H. H. Jones, Lakeland.

Bantam Pullets, $1. ea. Exp.
collect: Mrs. J.-E. Sorrells,
Royston.

Purebred White Black Tail
Jap. Bantams, blood __ tested,
clean, $4. Pr.; Chicks, 20c ea.
ae Belle Joiner, Soperton, Rt.

Trios in White Leghorns, and
RI Red Bantams, from display
winners; Also Dark rich RI Red
Cockerels, from championship
winners, $5. ea. D. A. Asbury,
Atlanta, 442 Atwood St.

B. B. Red Old English Game
Bantam Roosters, from prize
winning stock, cheap. Will not
ship. Phone Dial 47-2617. C. S.
Winn, Dunwoody. .

Trio 1950 Bantams: RI. Reds,
trio 1951 Golden Sebright, trio
1951 White Leghorns, $5. trio;
Also 1951 hatch SS Hamburg
Cockerel, standard breed, $2.
J. F. Ginn, Atlanta, 451 Metro-
politan Pl. SE.

CORNISH, GAMES, GIANTS_.

One Apr. 1951 hatch Buff
Cornish Cockerel for breeding
pen, $3. FOB. J. W. Cartledge,

Sr., Columbus, 2727 Lumpkin
Court.

Madigin Clarets: Hens, $3.50;
Pullets, $3.00; Stage, $5.00;

Cocks, $10. Dispersal sale. Satis.
guar. Jim Dodds, Chickamauga,
Rh 22, Box Losses

Purebred, bloodtested, prize
winning White Cornish Roost-
ers, 1951 hatch, $2.50 ea: No out-
of-state orders. Mrs. W. H. Wal-
ters, Rey orins Rei z.,







POULTRY FOR SALE

$7.50 trio. L. L. Murphy, Col-
lege Park, Rt. 3. Fa. 927.

15 purebred Dark
Pullets, 1951 hatch,

Cornish
laying,

laying, $1.75 ea.; also purebred

White Cornish Rooster, $2.00,
at my home. Cannot ship. Mrs.
Tom Kinney, Cartersville,
Townsley Dr., Rt. 3.

Dark Cornish Pullets, 10 mos.
old, $3. ea.; 6, $12.00 Fob. Mrs.
Ed Stone, Adairsville, Rt. 2.

10 Shawlneck game hens, 1
rooster, for sale. Wm. Lankford,
Rockmart, RescT:

Pierces Shufflrs,
stock, 4 hens, 1 cock, 3 yrs. old,

direct

$2.00;. Also, Shuffler eggs, $4.
per 15; Grissette Claiborne se-

lected eggs, 15, $8.00; And 4
fine Stags, Grisset Shawl Cross,
6 lb. cock, 2 yrs. old, Shawl RH,

$7.50. D. D. Haywood, Barnes-

ville.

Games: 1 Roundhead Game
Stag, 8 mos. old, $35. Exch. for
equal value in pure Law Gray
Game Pullets or Hens. W. C.
Shumate, Jr., Stone Mountain,
Rt. 1. DE 3067.

Pen of B. B. Red Modern
Games, Pen 8S. C. White Leg-
horn, 5 Silver Sebright Hens,
3 Black Cochin males, all Ban-
tams, for sale or trade for Jap.
Silkie Bantam females. E. I.
Wix, Atlanta, 331 Josephine St.,
N. E. WA. 0566.

1 yr. old trio Dark Corni
(large type), $9. Mrs. ,
Sikes, Sylvester, Rt. 4.

Pair nice size Cornish and ~~

Pr. Brown Leghorn Bantams,
small pe ts and two pair Buff
Cochin

from show Bantams, of pure

/Buff Cochin and Dark Cornish,

$2.50 per 15; And Racing Hom-
er Pigeons, all Seamless Band-
ed, $3. Pr. C. H. Overby, Co-
lumbus, 3609 14th Ave.

PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS,
QUAIL, PIGEONS,
DOVES, ETC.

One pair 4 yr. old Blue Pea-
fowl, $80.00; Ga. Pen Raised
Bob White Quail for restocking,
$6.50 Pr.; Chinese and
golian Ringneck Pheasants, full
plumage, $9. Pr. Mrs. Helen
Street, Atlanta, 2956 Buford
Hwy., Rt. 2.

Chinese Ringneck Pheasants,
1 cock, 1950 hatch, 1- 1951 cock,
6 hens, 1951 hatch, all $30.00;
Sell 1 cock, 3 hens, $15.00; Pr.
Chinese Ringneck - Mongolian
Cross, 51 hatch, $6. Mrs. Ed
Ferguson, Cornelia.

28 prs. Young White King
Pigeons, 6 wks. to 4 mos. old,

$85. for lot. T. F. Sutton, Vi-
enna, Rt. 2.
100 Homer Pigeons, $2. Pr.;

Young ones unmated, $1.50 pr.
J. M. Marsh, LaFayette, Chat-
tanooga_St.

One Blue Indian Male Pea-
fowl, 3 eae old, bred, $35. Fob.
Mrs. P. . Maddox, Griffin, Rt.
A.

Bob White Quail for breeding
or restocking, $5. Pr. Tel. 4-
5057. W. H. Reeves, Savannah,
Rt. 4, Box 203.

ae Homer Pigeons, $3.00
Young Birds, $1. ea. Ship
Omahene Phone 488R. Grover
C. Piper, Barnesville, 21 Rail-
road St.

REDS: NH, RI, OTHERS

40 NH Red Hens, 1 yr. old,
healthy, large in size, layin,
$1.75 ea. Come after, or sen
crates. Alex Barfield, Louis-
ville?

7 young Productive or Par-
menter Red Hens, bred to lay,
and one rooster, won Blue Rib-
bon at Central Ga. Fair, $22,
or $3.%ea. Shipped in lighi
crates. Send M. O.
Sanders, Vienna.

RI Red Chicks, dark strain,
$5. per 25; $18. per 100; Laying
Hens, $3. ea. Blood tested. Mrs.
Don Donaldson, Decatur, 726 .
Candler Rd. DE 2405.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS,
DUCKS, GEESE, ETC.

12 one year old Guineas for
sale at my home for best offex
Marvin Walker, Vienna.

8 Black and White Ducks, 4
Hens, 2 Drakes, $150. ea.; AL
a. Richard Webb, Richland,

Rt. 2.

2 trios Dark Cornish Bantams,

antams, $5. pr.} eggs ;

Mon- _














































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were turned under as green manure, vel-
vet beans which are largely interplanted
and the fruit and nut crops.

A committee representing the various
Agricultural Agencies of Georgia spent.
considerable- time during the winter -
months in trying to arrive at the proposed
acreage goals of the major crops for
1952. The goals that they have recom-
mended are as follows: Corn an increase
of 9%, sorghums, excluding syrup, 5%,

Soy beans for beans 19%, Irish po-
tatoes 7%, Sweet potatoes 66%, oats
4%, barley 40%, Wheat 76%, hay 1%,

and a decrease in cotton acreage of ap-
proximate'y 8%. This is an increase of
approxima oly 305,500 acres for the crops
listed above, including rye of which no
increase was recommended. |

Beginning with January 8, and run-
ning through the 16th, six Production
Goal Meetings were held in Georgia un-
der the direction of Mr. T: R.-Breedlove,
Chairman, St2te Agricultural Mobiliza-







GA. AGRICULTURE F

other agencies interested in agriculture.
County Agents and other Extension
workers, PMA District and County work-
ers, Vocational Teachers, Veteran Teach-
ers, Soil Conservation Representatives,
Forestry Representatives and others were
invited to attend these conferences. The
attendance ranged from. 200 to 350 at ~
each meeting, at which time the overall
agricultural program was presented, pro-
duction of previous years and the po-
tential need and acreage goals for 1952.

I personally could not attend the meet-
ings because of other pressing problems,
but Lhad a representative at each to show
the interest of the State Department of
Agriculture in this overall agricultural
program for 1952, ~

It is obvious to all of us that with our
growing livestock industry, we need more
grain and feed stuff in Georgia as we
cannot buy feed produced in other aras
and compete- successfully with producers
in the areas where the feed is grown.
Then too, Georgia is a rapidly growing









































ing essed an. Coe thus pro
additional market outlets for ur
products. :
In my editorial - last ek Ren
to Cotton Farmers I said,
able to guess what kind of estima
be put out this fall on the cotton cro
if you are able to guess what pr
conditions will be this fall, the
then can you with confidence
big crop of cotton.
On the other hand, I Shale
farmer, who grows cotton as
crop, must figure on plant
cotton to give hing a reasonable
As a life-time cotton farmer, I
vinced that it is time for cons
and not get too much on an ex
er way. This is usually a goo
The more uncertain times ar
policy it is. The farmer who
make his farm as nearly self-st
as possible, and who follows
tice year after year always com

best i in the long run.

spa

posed of every Agricultural Agency in

- ers, $7. trio. Exp. collect; eggs,

tion Committee. This committee is com- state.



the State, both Federal and State, and

Our Urban population is increas-
ing at a fast rate, particularly due to the
many new industrial plants that are be-



2 oe LINDER,








POULTRY FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE

4 ducks, 1 drake, $6.00; Or
trade. Lonnie Rigdon, Mette,

2 pairs M. B. 8 mos. old tur-|
keys, $10. pr. at my home. Can- |

not ship. Mrs. M. Ritz, Fair-| Rt. 2:

bura, Campbellton Rd. |
3 | 9 Giant B. B. Bronze Toms,
White Pekin Ducks, Apr. 51/ $10.00; 50c lb.; 5 Hens, $10. ea.;

hatcn, 4 hens started to lay, and | One doz. eggs, $4. 12 mi. E.
1 drake, $10. for lot. FOB. Jas.| Montezuma, 5 mi. W. Hender-
C. Lemmonds, Monroe, -Box!} son, Hwy. 26. Chas. L. Collison,
492. EMORY Rew

1 Pair White Emden Geese, | . Day old pullorum clean B. B.
$15.00; Pr. Toulouse Geese,;| Bronze turkeys, hatch 18th Mar.:
$12.50; Purebred Mallard ducks, |75c ea. G. K. DeLong, Gaines-

$5. Pr.; 1 extra duck, $3:00;) ville, Rt.:6.
English- Trumoster Pigeons, |

: 6 Bronze Turkey Hens, 1
$3.50 pr.;, Also Ringneck and Tom, all hatched last July, fine

White doves. L. Te Murphy, |

stock, ready for laying. Market

es Eee ee ee price. Cannot ship. Will deliver
mare 2 within radius of 20 miles Li-
3 turkey Toms, Mar. hatch, | thoaia. Hill Ingram, Lithonia,

$15. ea. Charlie McCullar, Mil-| RFD 3, Chupp Rd., West.

ledgeville, Rt. 2. |

19 Geese: 10 ganders, 9 geese, |
$2.50 ea. Tom Panter, Dial. |

One large White Pekin Drake, |
$4.00; Also Red Bantam Roost- |
er, $1.50. Mrs. M. F. Gaddis, | Want
Quitman, Box 427. Rooster; Also same number of |

2 pairs M. B. 7 mos. old tur- | Black Minorcas. George West- |
keys, $10. pr. Wilk not ship. }on DooLittle, Sandersville, 429 |
Must be called for. Mrs. M.| West Church St.

Ritz, Fairburn, Campbellton | BANTAMS:

Rd.
Want Bantam Hens.
3 Bronze turkeys, 8 mos.old, |G Jones, Clarkesville, Rt. 3.

2 hens, 1 Tom, $20.. Will not |
ship. Mrs. Maynard Rowe, Se-| Want 8 or 10. BR Bantam |
| Hens or Pullets. Must be pure-

noia, Rt. 1. Phone 157-J-4.
| bred.. Advise price, etc., Alsa)



POULTRY WANTED



ANCONAS:

White Pekin Ducks, - $3. |
ae Dace Gata eed | Mallard Duck Eggs, $2. per doz.
SB nag eyre Se | PP. George H. Bassett, Macon,
hens, $2.25 ea.; Roosters, $2. ea. 729 Newb Ph
FOB. No checks. Shipped in| 22 we eee
light crates. Mrs. J. E. McCrary,
Pinehurst, | GAMES: |
3 White Pekin Drakes, $2.00, Want 5 Red Pyle Game Hens |
ea. Milton Sosebee, Demorest,| and 1 Stag. W. H. Clough,

MG. < I | Blackshear.

one ekin Ducklings, Bes | TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,
; Grown Ducks, $2. ea. Also GEESE, ETC.:

Duck eggs, $1.50 per 15. Mrs.| Want to raise 25-50 Baby BB |
Dora Tamburri, Wrightsville,| Bronze Turkeys on halves at)
RFD 3. my home. You furnish turkeys |

7 large White Pekin Ducks,|2"4 feed, plus postage both

$10. for lot at my house or $1.50 | W3Y5- Raise until 6 wks. old.

| Write: Mrs. Luther Johnston,

ea. Mrs. Mary E. Hudson, Ma- |
con, Rt. 2. ; | Lumpkin.
| Want White African Guineas

Purebred B. B. Bronze poults:| . P
a Nay andicrunerctahe testo: | reasonable. Advise: John E.
clean, 80c ea. 10 pet. ow | Settenticlt: Blairsville, Rt. 2,
Book orders now. Mrs. Belle | Box 1;
Joiner, Soperton, Rt. 2. Want 3 to 10 pairs Geese.

| John W. Bussey, Columbus, /o
; (Cipatees Plantation. Phone
| 889228.

Want 2 Hens, 1 Rooster of

3 trios Mallard Ducks, layi
3rd generation, tame, good fly- |

10 ea. Plus postage; Also 1|
pair Silver Pheasants, full Sult blooded White African
plumage, 2 yrs. old, $30. pr.;| Guineas, Exchange large full
ne pr. Golden Pheasants, 2\| blooded Brahama Rooster; 2
$35. 2 ye. "old | hens 1/2 yr. old, for same. Bach

| work on farm. Need handsto



5 Ancona Pullets; 1)

|

Hubert Farms, Leary, Rt. 2:

|

| family to work 30 acres in cot-



Bi old, ste PR
ingnecks, ep. eol. | pay express. Write first. Charles
pon Milla, ithonia, Bo Dean, Summerville, Rt. 4
x 198.

i 8a ae

s Ja, Rt.

| Hampton, Rt. 2,

FARM HELP WANTED

Want elderly couple needing |

home to farm on halves or any
other agreeable basis. Small
house, 15 A land, wood, water
nearby. Desire man able to do
repair jobs around farm. Good
home for right party. C. E.
Brown, College Park, Rt. 3, Box |.
360.

CA
Want good experienced, sober
farm family for corn, cotton,
and hay crop. on satisfactory

basis. One J. D. tractor, plenty.

wood, fruit, lights, near church
and school route. Extra work
part time when not in crop.
Emory Abernathy, Acworth, Rt.

s.

Want 1 or 2 families, white
or colored, of good character, to

hoe and pick. 100 A _ cotton.
Could use 1 or 2 tractor drivers,
plenty of work until hoeing
time. Contact: W. H. Long,

Want 2 good, honest, intelli-
gent, sober small families who
can operate tractors, trucks,
| other farm equipment. Good op-
portunity for advancement and
good wages. See or phone 2341.
W. E. Hogg, Supt., Reynold

Want middle aged man and
wife to live in my home, rent
| free, and share vegetable or
other produce on farm, also
look after place in my absence.
Keep up fence on small pas-
ture. No drunks. Christians de-
sired. Mrs. Alpha E, Smith,
Thomaston, RFD 3.

Want good colored, or white

ton, corn, good land, make a-
round bale cotton per acre,
sewed in winter with Austin
Peas, all land turned, sewed,
ready to work. No rocks or
stumps. 3 R house, lights, 3 mi.
3 churches, 1 mi. SW Jenkins-
burg, just off 42 Hwy. W. J.
Saunders, Jenkinsburg.

Want settled, unencumbered
white woman to live with fam-
ily and work with chickens, |
garden, other light farm work
on farm. Permanent place for

right person. References. re-
quired. Mrs. T.. Barrow,
Coolidge.

Want white woman, 34 yrs.
old, neat, clean, with health
card to do light farm chores
on farm. Myrtle Kaplan, Ousley,
Care G.:L. Blanton... -

Want couple or mother and
son, to work small farm and
raise broilers. Consider refined
woman. Mrs. H. :



3rd and 4ths and raise chickens

FARM HELP ee

Want good colons family for

able to drive trucks and trac-
tors. Very nice 6 R house, gar-
den area, good pay. Contact:
Dallas Berger, Mgr. B. & B.
Ranch, The Rock, Ga. Phone
2912 Thomaston.

Want man to work. 3000 tur-

furnish good house to live in. |
espe S. B. Shannon Nicholls,
ae?

Want at once while or color-
ed family with 2 or more to do
general farm work. Good 5 R
house on school bus route and
near churches. W. D. Acton,
Millen, Rt. 2. i

Want young, or middle aged
woman desiring permanent
home on farm, board, salary in
return for light farm chores
on-farm. Contact: Mrs. Hubert
Dempsey, Duluth, Rt. 2. Tel.
Norcross 3938.

Want at once, reliable 1 H
farmer on 50-50 basis. Good
house, REA lights, good barn,
pasture, good land, near 2 good |
churches. Mail and school - bus
route. Non-drinker. Must have
good references. Contact: Mrs.
Roy G. Conner, Atlanta, 2535
House Circle, N. E. Ex. 5739.

Want at once 2 or 3 H farmer
to plant 17 A peanuts, cotton,
cantaloups, watermelons, sweet
potatoes, corn, 31/2 mi. No.
Pitts. Write or sell at once. R.
L. Faircloth, Pitts, Rt. 1.

Want experienced man_ to
help operate small dairy. Good |
house, lights, water, 11/2 mi.
from town. Tel. 7897. R. J.
Heard, Griffin, So. 6th St. _

Want white or colored farm-
er (cropper) for 20 A cotton

furnish day labor when not in
crop. Immediate possession. Dr.
Dewey D. Nabors, Atlanta, 330
Doctors Building. MA 2645.

Want colored man and wife,
50-60 yrs. old for work on farm. |
Garden patches to tend. Good
home, room, board, small sal-
ary. te: Johnson, Rouslay
ville, Rt. 1.

Want farm family to farm on

on 50-50 basis. 6000 cap. brood-
er house. Must be reliable, able
to furnish self, no drunks. See
or write: Mrs. S. B. Shields, Co-
hutta, Rt. 1. (Cohutta-River-
dale Rd.).

" work on farm for w ;

beef cattle farm. Man must be

pentine trees on halves. Will |.

in DeKalb Co. Will move and} A

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- Want married m
try farm on ee

Denham,

labor, driving tor,
good habits. Sal oo
Anderson, Haze

Want job as helpe
Single 36 yrs. on
smoker,

Some experiences I
or. Room, board,
weekly straight
Rome, 914 Mapl

25 yr. old whit
job on truck or
for salary, ad

or truck deeer
and hogs, for ee
Rufus Edenfiel
N. ae Bt

N. D. Goolsby, V:
Want job on f

accept job
Thompson, ove
561.

36 yr. old whi ;
family wants crop
or more cotton,
garden patches, | and w
not in crop. 2 men
tractor. Prefer
with cow to furnish,
locality. Have to be
furnished. Letters a
Southern, Chatswo
Want job as g
hand. Experience
of tractors. Single.
where. Will accept
Apr. Ist. W.
lanta, Rt. 3, Box
White woman
ing light farm
for room, board
salary. . Mrs. E.
Louisville,

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