Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1952 April 9

a Phar of requests for a re-
e editorial which appeared in
10, 1946 issue of Market Bul-
are publishing it again.

always comes on the 6th day of
Jews, because they reckoned










ist how many days were in



stice of reckoning by the moon
down to us through the cen-
rroneously say that Easter is
day after the first full moon
nd of March.

e anniversary of Easter al-
2s. on the 6th day of April.

day of April is the 16th day of

I srael departed from Egypt.
: ER THE 16TH DAY.

F THE MONTH. "

aes it shall be the first

lamb for an house.Exodus

shall keep it up until the four-
the same month; and the
smbly of the congregation of
all qa: it in the evening. _

were io 6g killed on the 14th
first month of the year.

at we call the 22nd of March.
-of March is the first day in

onth, it follows that the 6th
ri is the 16th day of the first

CRUCIFIED ON THE

oon, did not have any way

onth of the year as was com- |
oses at the time that the -

| shall be unto you the be--

ording to the house of their .

t month of the year began on

that the sun is in the northern

22nd of. March is the first day 3



Tom Linder Commissioner

WEDNESDAY. APRIL 9, 1952



Editoral





By TOM

LINDER |





day of the first month ahich is the same
as our April 4. Christ arose on the 16th
day of the first month; which is the same
as our April 6. It therefore necessarily
follows that the 6th day of April each

year is actually the anniversary of the -

day on which Christ arose from the tomb.
If we had a correct calendar, the 6th
day of April would always come on Sun-
day. The 5th day of April would be the
Jewish Sabbath, and the 4th day of April
is the anniversary of the crucifixion. -
Jam writing this on Saturday, April 6,

1946. Today is actually Easter.

Jesus saith unto them, Did ye never

_ read in the scriptures, The Stone which
the builders rejected, the same is become

the head of the corner: this is the Lords
doing, and it is marvelous in our eyes?
Matthew 21:42, Mark 12:10, Luke 20:17.
In olden times the cornerstone or the cor-
ner represented the strength of the build-
ing.

~ The cdrnerstone or corner. was also the
basis of all measurements for the build-
ing.

The size of the building was
mined by the cornerstone.

The length and breadth of the building
was measured from the cornerstone.

The height of the corner or cornerstone
also determined the height of the build-
ing.

All measurement of ee

deter-

stone. The cornerstone is marked indeli-
bly by Christ on the Cross on Golgothas
Hill overlooking the Holy City of Jeru-
salem.

When we measure backward and for-.

ward from the year 33 Anno Domini, the

year of the Cross, we find outstanding
epochal events in the same number of
years after the Cross and the same num-
ber of years before the Cross. To illus-
trate, it was 1456 years measured from
the Cross back to the killing of the lambs
in Egypt which marked the Exodus of
the Children of Israel to a new world.
1456 years after the Cross, we find
Christopher Columbus at the Spanish
Courts seeking funds to outfit ships to dis-
cover the new world. It was the discovery

of America that brought an Exodus of
_ those seeking religious liberty out of the




old world and into the new.

in: Bible*
Prophecy must be made from the corner-

the Cross we find Moses slaying the
Egyptians and fleeing out of the country.

1512 years after the Cross we find the
British Parliament making the Church of

olic Church. 1050 years before the Cross

Cross, Jerusalem was overrun by the
Turks and the Christians were massacred.

1890 years before the Cross, Joseph was
sold into Egyptian bondage, while 1890

and Roosevelt. The same period marked
the downfall of Winston Churchill in
Great Britain, who was subsequently re-
instated to lead the British peoples in the
second great world conflict. 1764 years
before the Cross marked the beginning
of the 400 years of oppression in Iigypt,
while 1764 years after the Cross merked
the imprisonment of the Pope as Repre-
sentative of the Church by Napoleon
Bonaparte.

There are a great many more outstand-
ing events in history that could be ci*ed
along this line. The outstanding fact is

2007 A. D. will mark the time when the
Christian era or the day of the Gentiles
will have continued as many years as

riage of Jacob, the Father of Israel, down
to the year of the Cross. it other words,
the Jewish era and the Gentile era will
have continued the same number of years.

Christ came to earth at the end of the
Jewish era. It is logical, as well as in ac-

prophecy, that He will return at a time
not far from the close of the Gentile era
or the day of the Gentiles. :

Conditions existing throughout the
world today, I believe are unfailing signs
of the approaching time when He will re-
turn.

The decay of the organized churches
unmistakably marks the trend away from
the fundamentals of the Bible and toward
what its leaders call modernism, is exact-
ly in-line with conditions today. ;

TOM LINDER,
Commissioner of Agriculture



England the official church and declar- =
ing its independence of the Roman Cath-

years after the Cross or 1923 A. D. mark- _
-ed world treaties for peace, destruction ~
of armaments and the beginning of the_
rise to-power of Mussolini, Stalin, Hitler



that the end of the present century or

marked the length of time from the mar--

cordance with my understanding of |








































































was the laying of the foundation of Solo-
mons Temple, while 1050 years after the



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SECOND HAND

MACHINERY FOR SALE

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



1948 Farmall Tractor, Super

A, excellent condition, newly

overhauled and painted, hy-
draulie lift, 2 dise plow, 7 ft.
mowing maczhine, 1 row culti-
vator, $1600. cash; Hay loader,
$170.00; Cultipacker, $140.00;
Subsoiler, $50. Mrs. Tom Reed,
Rocky Face.

Usable 1 H wagon and a few
implements for sale. N. H.
Thorne, Rossville, Rt. 1.

Fairbanks-Morse Feed Mill,
sed less than 5 hrs., Cotton
eed Culler, hand or power,
good cond, cheap, Fob, my
home, J. E. Crittenden, Roys-
ton, Rt. 2. ;

2 Coal Burning Brooders for
gale. Mrs. Willie Nelson, Smyr-
na, Rt. 2.

One set cultivator and plant-

s, good cond., to fit Farmall

tractor, cheap. John R. Rob-
erts, Jr., Swainsboro.

McCormick - Deering tractor
and harrow, used about 100 hrs.,
$900. less than cost. See my
place on Jeff Davis Road. Ros-
coe Salter, Thomaston, Rt. 3.

Cultivators, Planters, and Dis-
tributors for Allis-Chalmers
WD tractor, bought in 1951, top
condition, reasonably priced.
George Eager, Valdosta.

Cole No. 40 Planter, good as
new, with all plates, $20.00;

' Planet Jr. Cultivator, 1st class

cond., $8.00; Oliver Goober 1H
Turn Plow, ready, $6. Other
farm tools. A. F. Sawyer, Vi-
dalia, Rt. 1.

One Westinghouse 8 can milk
cooler for dairy, perfect. cond.,
with motor and agitator, $200.
Mrs. Mattie B. Ginn, Washing-
ton, Rt, 4.

One 2 wirsel cart, pneumatic
tires, Spring cusiion leatherette
seat, all steel electric welded.
Ralph Lovett, Wrightsville.

John Deere Hay Baler pow-
ered by 5 horse Wisc. gas en-
ag portable by tractor; Hardie

00 gal. Spraying Machine for
peaches, pecans, or cattle; J. D.
9W ft. Dbl. Cutting Off Set
Harrow, all perfect cond. To-

ether or separately. See at my

arm 3 mi. W. Zebulon. M. L.
Dunn, Zebulon.

Pair 48 model Case double
Box planters and Guano dis-
tributors, good as new, $75.00.
Come get them. Inquiries an-
swered. I. S. Stafford, Tifton,
RFD 1.

Planters and cultivators for
Farmall H tractor, $300.00; No.
5 Syrup pan, $45.00; Mule Mow-
er, MC, $75.00; mule stalk cut-
ter, $10.00; large feed mill,
$150. Other mule farm equip-
ment. L. C. Williams, Coehran,
Red Dog Stock Farm.



Power Sprayer, 50 gal. cap.,
pressure up to 500 Ibs. Used on-
ly twice. W. V. Almand, Con-
yers, RFD 2. ;

J. D. tractor, Orchard type
and 4 dis tiller on steel, $250.
See. Letters ans. E. M. Lee,.Sr.,
Omaha.

One Super A Farmall Trac-
tor, A-1 cond., smoothing har-
row, poison machine, for sale
at a bargain. See at my place
near Alcovy Station. Luther J.
Owensby, Covington, RFD 3,
Box 40.

New International Harvester
10 in. Hammer Mill with 3
screens, $175. cash. E. E. Tread-
well, Jr., Decatur, 1634 Candler
Rd. EV 3341.

J. D. 8 row cotton duster,
used on 40 A only, for sale or
exc. for tractor drawn hay rake
or heifer calf. Contact. O. L.
DeLozier, Atlanta, 1725 Rhodes-
re Bldg. MA 5339 or DE

113. f

Large quantity of used, good
cond. Tobacco Flues for Tobac-
co barn. Sell or exc. Contact.
H. P. DeLaPerriere, Jr., Hosch-
ton. Box 111.

1946 model Ford-Ferguson
tractor, lights, bumper, hy-
draulic lift, stabilizers, tractor
jack, bottom plows, cotton, corn
planters, cultivators, good tires,
etc. Tractor completely over-
hauled last March. All A-1
cond., $1,050.00. See after 5 P.
a. David Simpson, Cochran,

a,

One two story hydraulic Mur-
ray Press, heavy type, Scho-
field 11x16 balance value cen-

ter crank engine; Smith New- | 95

nan rotary crank gin saw gum-
mer and filer, other gin fix-

tures. Good cond. Cheap for
quick sale. L. J. Cranford,
Plains.

Farmall M tractor, good cond.,
Mower 52, Combine, Smooth-
ing Harrow, for sale. Mrs. Sy-
bil Millsap Russell, Winder.
Phone 4391.

Farmall Super A cultivator
and planters, 2 disc plow, late
model, original tires, good
tread, $1,275.00. Ross Maddox,
Winder, RFD. 4

4-80 saw Murray cotton gin,
equipped with Gullet universal
extracting cleaning feeders, Ist
class cond., also Fairbanks 22
ft. long wagon and truck scales,
good working cond. Oman
Cagle, Jasper, Rt. 3.

John Deere LA tractor, plant-
ers, turner plow, harrows, A-1
condition, $1,000. cash. B. R.
Childs, Mt. Airy, Rt. 1.

One F-6 Crawler Intnl trac-
tor, first class cond., 18 in. wide
track, used very little. W. S.
Bailey, Turin.

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

1 dbl. sec. steel drag harrow,
2 one horse turning plows, 62
Chattanooga and G. Oliver, and
other small farming tools, good
cond. at bargain. Marion Dyer,

Blairsville, Rt. 2. 7

1943 model John: Deere B
tractor, planters, dist., cultiva-

tors, disc harrow, good shape, |

$995.00 at my home on Hwy.
18, one mi. No. Molena, about
9 mi. SW Zebulon. Newton W.
Brewster, Molena, Rt. 1.

Late model B Allis-Chalmers
tractor, starter, lights, used to
cultivate 2 seasons. Cultivator
with guano attachment,.1 disc
plow, 1 harrow, all equipped
with power lift, $1,000. P. L.
Holcomb, Sr., Byron.

1951 Cub Farmall tractor,
plow, new BB harrow, cultiva-
tor, planters, Fert. Dist., belt
pulley, power takeoff, starter,
lights, over size tires. Used less
20 hours, same as_new, $1,200.
George P. Hicks, Marietta, Rt.
4. (Just off Powder Springs
Rd. 51/2 mi. out Marietta.)

Peach Sprayer, 400 gal.
Myers Silver Cloud, A-1 cond.,
a cash. J: R. Hill, Green-
ville. : :

Intl. Farmall Cultivator and
Planter, fit H or M tractor,
$200. for both. Excellent condi-
tion. Used very little. Contact.
S. Parham, Dewey Rose, Rt. 1.

7 ft. Intl. Harvester Harrow,
four- 5 disc gangs, good cond.,
for sale. Tel. 594-M. W. H.
Willson, Albany, Rt. 1. (Pecan
City). E

Walking Garden Tractor, 3-
1/2 hp, with cultivator, 8 in.
plow, disc harrow, seeder, spike
18 tooth harrow, sickle bar for
cutting, weeds or grass, good
cond., $250. H. S. Doyle, Syl-
vania, Rt. 3, Box 89.

Allis-Chalmers No. 40 Com-
bine, good cond., for sale at
my barn on Sullivan Rd., 2 mi.
W. College Park at Cooks
Crossing, $300. R. R. Roan, Col-
lege Park, Rt. 3, Box 275.

J. Deere B tractor, just over-
hauled, J. D. 4. disc tiller,
smoothing harrow, cutaway
drag harrow (3 sections), Ber-
muda harrow, J. D. 8 row dust-
er, power pea huller, 2 H Oliver
middle buster, heavy guano dis-
tributor (split stream), farm
bell 20 in. C. L. Bennett, Jef-
ferson, Rt. 3. :

John Deere tractor M, late
1949 model with power-trol,
lights, starter, planters, cultiva-
tors, 2 disc plow, spring tooth
harrow, g cond., cultivated
2 small crops, reasonable price.
A. S. Mealor, Hull. (Athens-Ila
Hwy.).

Slightly used J. D. Fertilizer
and Grain Drill, 7-11; Also Intl.
Combine with Continental mo-
tor mounted. Come see. E. H.
McMichael, Buena Vista.

Cole cotton and corn planter,
guano box, complete with at-
tachments, $12.50; 1949 Cub
Tractor with cutting harrow,
side plow, cultivator, 60 tooth
section harrow, mowing ma-
chine, hay rake, 1st class shape,
$850. Dont write. Lee Hawk-
ins, Dalton, Rt. 1.

New Walking Huski 31/2 hp
tractor with turn plow, cultiva-
tor, and harrow, reasonable.
Daniel Peters, Douglasville, Rt.

Cole No. 40 Horse Drawn
planter, cotton and corn hopper,
$15.00 B. H. Samples, Dublin,
120 Madison St.

4 can cap. dairy milk cooler
with cold storage department,
without unit, practically few,
$60..W. H. Stanford, Dun-
woody, Atlanta phone Ch. 3653.

Double Section Heavy Duty
Orchard Harrow, 20 disc, good
condition, reasonable price. W.
A. Dempsey, Conyers, Rt. 3,
Phone 2133.

1950 Farmall C Tractor, 2
row, with cultivators, planters,
rake, mowing machine, 8-26 in.
disc, Taylorway Harrow, Har-
row lift, other equipment for
same, Ist. class condition, used
1 season, cheap for cesh. L. W.
Hudgins, Bremen, Rt. 2.

2 Double or Single Cole Mule
Droppers, 2 Cole Droppers and
all equipment for C_ Allis-
Chalmers Tractor, except sproc-
kets on wheels of tractor, all in
operation. Tobe Milner, Cuth-



bert, Rt. 3, Box 31.

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALI

= <

W. D. Allis-Chalmers Tractor
and equipment, good cond., for
sale. Or sell equipment separate-
ly; imeludes cultivator, plant-
ers, fertilizer distributors, etc.
Te Cora Hall, Wrightsville, Rt.

Case D. O. Tractor, 6 Dise
Tiller, 12 Ft. Combine, and 44
RC Massey-Harris Tractor, good
running cond., for sale. J. L.
Barker, Thomaston. ;

One 6 hp Briggs-Stratton Gas
Engine (used with mill), and No.
2 Bell Hammer Mill, both pec-
fect condition, like new, $150.
for both; $75. ea.; Also want
late model Super A Farmall
or Cub Tractor with equipment.
In good cond., cheap for cash.
J. M. Luck, Wrightsville.

1 each, Steel Wheel 2H Wagon,
3 Row Grain Drill, Jr. Cuiti-
vator, Fowler Plow, Fertilizer
Distributor, Tooth Harrow, and
other mule equipment for
farming. Inquire: H. T. Ethe-
ridge, Duluth, Rt. 1.

1949 Allis-Chalmers G Tract-
or with equipment in good
condition. S. C. Leggett, Dailas,
RFD 2.

One 501-H 38 Buckeye Hatch-
er, one 643-3-A Setter, 23,000
cap., $500. FOB. Cecil W. An-
thony, Pierce Chapel Rd.

One 10 ft. McCormick-Deer-

ing Tractor Binder, practically |

new, for sale cheap. Make offer.
Wallace Watson, Metter, Rt. 2.

Turner Peanut Sheller in
good cond., with all necessary
screens for both planter and
runner peanuts, $100. R. A.
Register, Rentz.

7 ft. Farmall Harrow, 20
dises, good condition, and 8 ft.
Fertilizer Distributor for sale.
W. H. Willson, Albany, Rt. 1.

2-3/4 size Owensboro Wagon,
used 5 hours, good as new, $190.
(Original Cost $274.). Tel 2354.
W. H. Barnett, Alpharetta, Rt.
2, Kemball Bride Rd. :

2-3/4 Owensboro Wagon, used
3 hrs., 6 mos. old, for sale. Can
be seen at my home. J. R.
Fleck, Alpharetta, Jonesbridge
Rd. Tel. 3450.

1948 Farmall H Tractor Plow
and Harrow, used very little,
cheap. J. A. Rickerson, Alphar-
etta, Rt. 3.

One G Allis-Chalmers Tract-
or, Disc Plow, Harrow, Planter,
and Cultivator. J. H. Walker,
Alpharetta, Rt. 3. na a

1951 Ferguson Tractor, used
150 hrs., with large type ad-
justable harrow, Covington
planters and distributors, cuiti-
vators, all sweeps, bumper,
lights, stablizers, pan guard, A-1
cond., $1850. Can be financed.
J. A. Hamilton, Arabi.

One IHC Combine, R-62 with
motor, used very little, Dbl.,
Section J. D. Tractor Harrow,
practically good as new. E. G.
Perryman, Benevolence.

Model A Avery Tractor with
starter, lights, good rubber 1n
perfect shape, planters, distri-
butors, cultivators, wheel
weights power take-off, A-1
condition, $995. E. L. Dunham,
Bluffton.

John Deere A Double Dise
Harrow, $85. at Old Parker
Place. Mrs. T. H. Johnson,
Boston, Rt. 1.

2 H John Deere Walking
Cultivator, good cond. $35.
Frazier Copelan Jr., Madison,
Pt. 4.

Lilliston Peanut Picker, does
good work, $50.; Also at half
price lots of used farm tools,
Gee Whiz Turner Plows, etc. for
sale. Ralph Dunn, Marietta, 202
Root St. Phone 88727.

Allis-Chalmers C Tractor, with
2 row. planters, distributors,
cultivators, all late model equip-
ment, extra good cond., $1030.
Charles Lovinggood, Kennesaw,
Phone Marietta 8-3856.

Good, low wheel 1 1/2 H
Wagon with equipment, practi-
cally new, $75. J. H. Musick,
Newnan, Rt. 2, at McCollum,
Hwy. 29.

One 2 Row Transplanter, ad-
justable from 3-5 ft. rows, good



cond., Iron Age Model, reason:
able. W. J. Evridge. Pinel

|Mrs. A. H. Ray, Ath


























































































One New Holland
Transplanter, tractor
practically new; One Ne
Transplanter, mule or
drawn, all it needs is
tank. Reasonable. W. H.
|Molena, Rt. 1. 3

~ One 12-A 6 ft. John
Combine, very good con
oo Parks, Reynol

One Each:,
Tractor, Intl. 12 Row Gra
J. D. Side Delivery R
2 H Wagon, reasonable.
5031. James C. Johnso
metto, P. O. Box 170.

One 52-R 5 fit. McC
Deering Combine, .$600.
cond., $800. Richard Park
nolds. Phone 116.

Steel Beam 1 H turning
Gantt Guano Distributor
tooth cultivator, fe
items of farm equipme
for lot, FOB my place. F
Chamblee 4758. J. W.
Dunwoody. ee

5 ft. McCormick-Deeri
9 two-horse mower with
blade, $75.00; 2 H Iron

per, Seay guano distril
both $20. All good co:
Will sell separately. Gi
Hudson, Elberton, Rt. 1.

S. C. Case tractor,
ed, with all equipment,
tiller on rubber, all good.
tion, for sale cheap. S.
vall, Fitzgerald, Rt. 2, Box

Turner P. T. O. Hay
like new, baled less thi
bales. Bargain. P. H. T
Greensboro.

Farmall A tractor with
harrow, both in good c
reasonably priced. S. C.
lish, Greensboro. ~~

50 T Intl. Pickup Hay 1
$1500. Norman Johnson, Wa
ton. nike

One Belt Pulley for
Farmall, 2 Rubber Tired
for F-20, for sale; Also
good used Tire 13x24 siz
N. Pentecost, Winderg Rt.

Pulley operated lifti
scoop, terrace builder
blade), used few hours,
front of W. D. Allis-
Tractor, $150. at Perry

E. Wesley Rd., N. E. ~

One 1950 Farmall Cub
or, plow, ~cultivators,
harrow, and _ cotton
cultivated only 50 - ac
cond., $995. One mile
Spring Place on Dalton
worth, Hwy. 76. Nelson
Chatsworth, Rt. Fee

Farm Bell, good as ne
at my place. E. C. Taylor,
cello, Rt. 3. s

Athens 2 Disc Plow for 1]
guson or Ford Tractor, p
cond., $135. cash my plac
mi. East Cordele. Robt.
liamson, Cordele, Rt. 2,
720-M-4. ine

Farmall H Tractor, |
Tiller, Harrows, Cultival
Planters, Fertilizer attachme
$2500.; Equipment for
Cotton Duster, fits tractor.
used very little, $200. I
P. Harris, Buena Vista.

One 10 Dise Bush and
Harrow, 24 in. discs, used
little, good cond., $175. at
farm. Homer G. Cline,
Rte. ~ :

1951 S. C. Case Tractor
equipped, planters, cul
duplex hoppers, 26 in.
and bog harrow with hyd
control, made a 53 acre cro)
like new; sacrifice $2,200.
bert Edge, Lumpkin, Rt. 2.

Globe Portable Electric
ing Machine, excellent co
$75. Near Mt. Vernon C
Church. Thurmond Mal
Monroe, Rt. 1.

3 Roller Golden Cane
pan, skimmers, all g
priced. right. Come see.
Write. O. M. Moore,
Vista. :

One 16 Disc
Smoothing Harrow,
as 8 Row Grail
Drill, $50.



condi









Automatic Pick-
Dee John-




-T. O. Hay Baler,
aled less than 1,000
in. P. H. Thomas,








W. C. Allis-Chalm-
r Outfit, cultivators,
distributors, peanut
ower lift, power take-
er, lights; 28 Disc Har-
Disc Tiller, Lime and
istributor, 4 Ton
R Combine, all top
. Bargain. R. C. Hol-
Manchester, 519 Indian-
u No. 45.
~Tractor;: orchard type,
on steel, $250. Located
umbus on River. E.
~ Omaha.

Rotary Tiller, fit Ford
son Tractor, cut 36
h, hydraulic lift, at-
o power take-off, A-1
at my home. D. B.
Tittiwm ~ Rt. 3, (Tek






















lamp Infrared Brooder,
300-400 chicks, used one
0. Ready to use. John
in, 1018 W. Poplar





Cane Mill, No. 11 at
Canuet, Guyton, Rt.

Power Lift- Culti-
Cylinder, Fertilizer;

Peanut Shaker,
rFarmall A, mule or
drawn mower, 3 row
all or any part at
Guaranteed good,
ndition. Can deliver..
an, Halcyondale.












14,

$4000. or best cash ofter
ril 7th. Loyd Moore, La-
e, 507 Jenkins, St.

1950. model, with
ft, power take-off, beit
-I cond., made to smali
Disc Tiller, Planter,
Hoppers, Cultivators,
Harrow, and Tractor
rubber, all J. D. make,







Lawrenceville.



100 Oakes Electric In-
used one season, $15.
oseph Mikle, Lithonia,















































i-Gate Lime Spreader,
condition, $30. Milton
, Jr., Macon, Rt. 3.

Intl. Tractor Plow,
| points, good cond.,
Corn Planter with
Distributors, horse
Riding Cultivator,
ng Cultivator, $10.;
agon, $10.; Manure
mule drawn, good
150. Above all J. D.
-V. Weideman, Macon,

590.

Dise John Deere Disc
25.; J. D. 6 ft. Double
Harrow, .$125, P.-C.
Boston, Rt. 1.

Golden Cane Mill,
and skimmers, ali
ape, priced right, fob.
loore, Buena Vista, Rt.

2A John Deere Com-
class condition, with
, reasonable. T. V. Evridge,

heavy Bush and Bog

10 twenty-four
75.; Allis Chalmers Com-
. size, bought in 1944,
small grain acreage,
ion, $300, FOB my
omer G. Cline, Canton,

model Ford-Ferguson
equipped with bumper,
ew hydraulic lift, stabi-
ottom plows, cotton and
anters, cultivators, good
completely overhaul-
ch and painted, $1050.
impson, Cochran,
st Mill, 24 in. rock,
little, $125. R. G
quitt, Rt: 2. -

COND HAND
INERY WANTED

IHC Bulldozer, good |

w in Mar. 1950. Wil-|R

Want 2 wheel horse cart in
good cond., at reasonable price.
Advise. Mrs. J. T. Stokes, Ma-
con, Rt. 7, Hartley Bridge Rd.

Want fairly good, old hand-
fed Hay Baler, gas motor pow-
ered, within radius 50 mi.- La-
Fayette. Am resident of and
my farm located in Walker Co.
Ga. W. A. Kitchens, Chatta-
nooga 9, Tenn., Rt. 3.

Want 4 old wagon wheels,
woden spokes, either front or
rear wheels, cheap, in vicinity
Alpharetta, where can pick up.
Contact. W. F. Stover, Atlanta,
3254 W. Shadowlawn Ave., N.
E., CH 3210;

Want Side Mowing Machine

for Ford Tractor. State cond. |1

and price. G.
Blairsville, Rt. 2.

Want used Canner Steam
Pressure, cheap for cash. Mrs.
B. Thornton, Bowdon.

Want good, small hand-op-
erated farm Blacksmith Forge.
State price and condition. Stu-
art Lewis, Atlanta, 1264 Cum-
berland Rd. VE 1072.

Want Self-Propelled Com-
bine. Give make, size or width
of cut and full details about
cond., and cash price; also want

Wagoner,

{an old Farmall F-30 for repair

parts. Advise (especially block
cond.). H. G. Ballard, Moultrie.

Want used Small Tractor and
equipment. J. N. Wheeler, Bu-
ford, Ri: *3.

Trade 22 Caterpillar in good
condition fer Farmall Cub
with planters, plow, cultivators,
or Farmall A tractor and equip-
ment. F. M. Gazaway, Decatur,
on Springs Rd., Rt. 1. EV

it:

Want One Double Disc Har-
row for Cub tractor, cheap for
cash. W. C. Brassell, Gibson.

Want Graham Hoeme Plow
with 7 feet. State cond. and
price. T. B. Burks, Griffin, Rt.

Want hand lift type Cultiva-

tors, Planters, Distributors for
B Model Allis-Chalmers in good
condition at reasonable price.

Thomas A. Sims, Hogansville,
hg :

Want track chains and rear
sprockets for T20 Crawler trac-
tor. O. L. Rynes, Leesburg, Box
236. .

Want good used Manure
Spreader; Also want good used
Allis-Chalmers Combine, pre-
fer with motor. Ralph Daws,
Madison, Rt. 1. Phone 563-W.

Want one set planters and

cultivators for Farmall M or H..

Give price and cond. Phone
5343 after 7 P. M. James R.
Smith, Palmetto, Rt. 1.

Want tractor 7 ft. mower,
John Deere or any good make.
R. D. Tatum, Palmetto.

Want 27 or 36 Golden Power
Cane Mill. Advise. J. H. Ragan,
Quitman, RFD.

_ Want.3 or 4 hp Garden trac-
tor with plow, disc and culti-
vators, good condition, reason-
able, near Rome. H. O. Hol-
lingsworth, Rome, 31 Hickory
St. Phone 6904,

_ Want good Walking Cultiva-
tor, 2 H Intl. make; Also want
Doponti. plate for. double box
Cole planter, on pea plate. G.
B. Smallwood, Williamson, Rt.
vs . ;

Want chick brooders, 5 deck
rstarter, electric. H. A. Kell,

in, | Winston, Rt. 1.

Want used Allis-Chalmers
Combine in good condition. Is-
rael Mannheim, Hawkinsville.

Want Disc Plow for Farmall
A Tractor, Consider Side or
Troller, Contact: O. H. Thomas,
Gainesville, Rt. 8, (Near. Bar
Camp).

Want 1 Cane Mill Cap to fit
Chattanooga No. 13; Or any
make if hole in cap is 2 in. or
little over and square. State
particulars and price FOB. Alex
Barfield, Louisville.

Want Ford, John Deere M,
or Ferguson Tractor in good
condition at reasonable price.
Give full particulars as to equip-
ment and price. J. C. Burson,
Hogansville, Rt. 2.

Want used Garden Tractor,
not less than 1 1/2-3 hp, also

|some attachments. Must be in
. | good condition and cheap. N.,



'Lansberg, Unadilla, Rt. 2.





Want for Cotton Gin, a tower

dryer and seven drum inclined
cleaner. W. E. Vinson, Jr., Tel.
56850. as



PLANTS FOR SALE





Young Ga. Collard Plants,
500, $1.; $1.75 M; 5000, $8; 10,-
000, $15.; $25. per 20,000 Del.
Large lots, $1, M at field, or
FOB. Solomon Davis, Milledge-
ville, Rt. 5.

Mastodon Strawberry Planis,
70c C; 500, $3.; $5.25 M; Klon-
dike, 60c C; 500, $2.50; $4.25 M.
Mrs. A. F. Jones, Cumming, Rt.

.

Lady Thompson Strawberry,
75c C; Hazelnut, Beechnut
Bushes, Muscadine Grape Vines,
6, 1.; Catnip, 20c bunch. Add
postage. Mrs, Nellie \ Parker,
Gainesville, Rt. 6.

Everbearing Strawberry, $1.
C; Mixed Strawberry Plants, 75c
C; Few Sage Plants, 6, 75c.
Add postage. Mrs. Lona Blac-
well, Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 52.

Large imp. Klondike and
Mastodon Strawberry, 75c C;
500, $3.75; $5.75 M; Black Rasp-
berry, 3, $1.; Also Old Time
Half Runner Bean, White and
col. measuring cup, 50c; Butter-
beans, white and col. And white
popcorn, small grain, 35e meas-
uring cup. Add postage. Mts.
Samuel Caine, Cumming.

Govt, insp. L. A. Copperskin

Potato Plants, 1 M up to 5 Mj"

$4.50 M; 5 M orders $17.50. FOB.

Ready May ist. C. E. Mathis,
Surrency, Rt. 2. \
Himalaya Blackberry and

Boysenberry, 15, $1.; Thornless
Boysenberry, $1. doz.; Lucretia
Dewberry, and Kudzu, 15, $1.;
$5. C; PP. J. W. Toole, Macon,
1381 Burton Ave. :

Blakemore Strawberry, and
Himalaya Berry Plants, 50c C;
Also Ceed: Yellow Crookneck
Squash, Palma Cristi, 10e pkt.;
Garlic and Sarsaparilla, 25c doz.;
Cluster Muscadine Roots, 25c
and 50c; Fields Marglobe Toma-
to, 10c pkt. Mrs. Nora Smith,
Arnoldsville.

Large White Artichokes, 25
plants, $1. Ready to ship by
April 15. Add postage. Mrs. W.
B. Green, Atlanta, 543 Cameron
St., S. E.

Copenhagen Frostproof Cab-
bage, and White Bermuda Onion
plants, 300, $1.; 500, $1.26; $2.
M; Tomato, $4. M; 50c C. Del.
Otis Conner, Pitts. -

Copenhagen Market Frost-
proof Cabbage, and White Ber-
muda Onion Plants, 300, $1.;
500, $1.25; $2. M; Rutger Toma-
to, $3.50 M; 50c C; Rutger Toma-
to Seed, $2.50 Ib. PP, R. Chanc-
lor, Pitts. :

Blakemore Strawberry, $1.
C; 500, $4.50; $9. M; Mastodon,
70c C; 500, $3.; $5. M; Klondike
60c C; 500, $2.75; $4.75 M;
Scuppernong Vine Cuttings, 50e
doz.; Catnip, 25e bunch. Pepper-
mint, 25c doz. Add postage.
Mrs. Effie Crowe, Cumming,
Ros, ee

Mtn. Huckleberry, bearing
size, 2 doz., 75e Klondike Straw-
berry, 50c C; Muscadine Vines,
rooted, 4 ft., 40e ea.; Blue Dam-
son Plum, and May Cherry
Sprouts, 40c ea.; Mustard Seed,
2 tbls. 25c. Add postage. Rosie
Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Blakemore Strawberry, $1. C;
500, $4.50; $9. M; Mastodon, 70c
C; 500, $3.; $5. M; Klondike,
60c C; 500,! $2.75; 500, $4.75;
Scuppernong Vine Cuttings, 50c
doz.; Catnip, 25c bunch; Pepper-
mint, 25 doz. Add postage. Mrs.
Lee Hood, Gainesville, Rt. 1,

Artichokes, Brockley, Brus-
sels Sprouts, Lettuce, Kale,
Chard, Endive, Onions, Carrots,
Beets, Cabbage, Collards, 2 doz,
35e; Cauliflower, Parsley, Egg-
plants, Tomatoes, Hot Peppers,
25c doz. Only in dollar lots and
ee H. V. Franklin, Regis-
er.

Rutger tomato plants frem
Hastings seed, 75c C. $3. M.
Del. Moss packed. Mrs. D. E.
a Savannah, Rt. 4, Box

Collard Bee now ready to
set, 500, $1. Add postage. Mrs,
B. F. Cannon, Toomsboro, Rt.
2.









PLANTS FOR SALI



Marglobe and Rutger tomato
plants, $1.75 M. Can fill large
orders. Prompt shipment. Pre-
paid. No checks. .E. M. Light-
sey, Screven.

Marglobe and New Stone to-
mato plants, 500, $1.50; $3. M.
Moss packed. Mrs. W. R. Clark,
Abbeville, Rt. 2, Box 103.)

Rutger and Marglobe Tomato
plants, moss packed, $2.50 M.
Prompt shipment. No checks.
Hiram Lightsey, Surrency. __

Marglobe, Rutger, Break-O
Day Tomato, 500, $1.50; $2. M.
Del. PP. Roots mossed and
wrapped fresh, del. satis. guar.
F. F. Stokes, Fitzgerald.

Rutger Tomato, from selected
seed, $2.25 M. Moss packed.
Ready; Also La. Copperskin Po-
tato, ready about April 20th,
$4. M. Del. W. G. Murray,
Odum, Rt. 2.

Marglobe and Rutger Toma-
to, good plants, full count, moss
packed, ready, $1.75 M; 75 C;
5 M, $1.50 del. Can fill large or-
ders. Prompt shipment. No
checks. W. R. Lightsey, Scre-
ven.

Govt. insp. Red Skin P. R.
plants, ready in April, $4. M;
Marglobe and Rutger Tomato,
$2. M. No checks. Ready, Pre-
paid. Paul Lightsey, Screven.

Govt. insp. P. R. Copperskin
Potato, $4.50 M; Govt. insp.
Bunch, $6. M. FOB. Booking
orders for April and May de-
tab B. B. OBerry, Surrency,

Govt. insp. and treated Red
or Copperskin P. R. Potato,
ready April, $5. M del.; Mar-
globe and Rutger Select Toma-
to, ready April 5th, moss pack-
ed, $2. M. Del. Wilton Ring,
Odum.

Cert. Copperskin P. R. Pota-
to, ready around Apr.
20th, $4.50 M. Prepaid. J. I.
Rigdon, Alma, Rt. 1.

Blueberry Bushes, 75 doz.;
Spearmint, 50c doz.; Hazlenut,
20c ea.; 6, $1.00; Garlic Bulbs,
50e doz. Beechnut, 25c ea. Add
postage. David Norrell, Gaines
ville, Rt. 6. g

Fresh grown Copenhagen and
Jersey Cabbage plants, 500,
$1.25; White Bermuda Onion,
500, $1.00; $1.75 M; Marglobe
and Rutger Tomato, 500, $1.50;
$2.50: M. Del, in Ga.:.-T. 7k.
Stokes, Fitzgerald. . a

Booking orders for Bunch P.
R. Potato plants, $5. M. May
and June delivery. Postage pre-
paid. G. L. Steedley, Baxley.

Kudzu Crowns, rooted, 1 and
2 yrs. old, $2.00 C; 500, $7.00;
$12.50 M. Del. No checks. Ethel
Crowe, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

La. Copperskin Potato plants,
ready April 10, good count, $4.
M. FOB. Prompt shipment. B.
H. Mann, Surrency, Rt. 2.

Bunch P. R. Potato plants,
ready last of April and May,
del. parcel post prepaid, $1. C;
500, $4.00; $6. M. Moss packed.
J. E. Sims, Mystie.

Lemon Balm, large plants, $1.
doz.; $5. C. Add postage. Mrs.
C. M. Robinson, Greenville.

Booking orders for Wilt Re-
sistant Rutger and. Marglobe
Tomato plants, $2.50 M; Calif.
Wonder Sweet and Hot Pepper,
$3.50 M. Ready about May 1st.
Mrs. Jesse F. Johnson, Cordele,
Redes

Cabbage, Onion and Tomato
plants. Write for prices. W. W.
Williams, Quitman.

Marglobe and Rutger Tomato,
$2. M. Del. Moss Packed. Ready.
No checks, Omar Lightsey,
Screven, Rt. 2.

Rutger Select Tomato, good
plants, full count, ready for
shipment, $2.25 M; 2000 up, $2.-
20 M. Packed in moss; Also Red
and Pink Skin P. R. Potato,
ready about April 20th, $5. M.
Del. Thomas Lightsey, Screven,
Rt. 2.

Spring Charleston Wakefield
and Copenhagen Cabbage
plants, 500, $1.00; $1.75 M; Mar-
globe, Baltimore, and Rutger
Tomato, $1.50, 500; $2. M.. Open
field grown, roots wrapped.
Ship promptly. E. L, Fitzgerald,

Fitzgerald, P, O. Box 662.

Genuine Blakemore Huckle-'
berry plants, 15 ea, Add -

to August 10. A,

T.

15 or.

Marglobe and Rutger Toma-
to, ready, full count, prompt
shipment, moss packed, $2.25
M; Del.; Govt. insp. and treat-
ed Red and Copper Skin Pota-
to, ready about April 15th,
$4.50 M. Del.
Odum, Rt. 3,

acked, ready to ship, $2.25
erskin or Red Skin F
lants, ready April 20th, $5. M.

L. D. Lightsey, Screven. >

Mastodon Strawberry. $1, PP.
Tom Kittle, Carrollton, Rt. B. 2

Wilt Resistant Marglobe and
Rutger Tomato and California
Sweet and Hot Pepper plants,
$3.50 M. Booking orders for
May 1. Leon L. Johnson, Cor-
dele, Rt. 2.

_ Imp. Broadleaf Sage plants,
$1.25 doz. PP. Mrs. N. N. Skin-
ner, Waco, Rt. 1.

Imp. Broad Leaf Sage planta,
$1.25 doz. Exchange for f
sacks, Eldorado 1
White
Myrtle Pace, Waco, Rt. 1.
Earliana_ Tomato, Arasan
treated, field grown from cert.

erry, |

$2.75; ; Copenhagien,
Chas. Wakefield, E. J. Wake-
field, Early Flat Dutch Cab-
bage, 50c C; 500, $2.00; $8. M;

Mullein plants, $1. doz. Mosg-
packed. Add postage. Mrs. V.
M. Johnson, Shellman. \

Watercress plants for ne:
winter gathering, 40c doz.;
plants,
Hogan, Adairsville, Rt. 2.

Mastodon Everbearing Lady
T and Blakemore Strawberry,
75e C; $7. M. No COD orders.
Add ostage. Mrs. Ramie
Black, Cleveland, Rt. 1.

Lady T. Strawberry, 50e G;
300, $1.35; 500, $2.25; repp
mint, 30c doz.; 50, 70c; $1. Gy
Tansy, 6, 30c; Also Mush Peas,
30c cup. Mrs. J. M. Hall, Cal-
houn, Rt. 1, Box 455. %

insp., imp. red and yellow skin,
ood count, April del. 5000,
$20. Lester Crawford, Bristol.

ids insp. Ceepesioe Pota-
to plants, rea pri E i
P y et

count, Pe t shipments,
M. FOB. R. W. Reddish, Odum,
Rt, 2;

La. Copperskin, April 15-20 de-
livery, State inspected, 5000,
$20. . G. Tyre, Bristol.

Rutger tomato plants, grown
from Cert. seed and on new
ey $3. M. Harold Myers,

azlehurst, Rt. 3.
Chas. W. cabbage Plants,
$1.50 M., 30c C. FOB. M. F. -

Jones, Metter, Rt. 1.

tomato plants, 40e C; $3.
Sweet and Hot pepper and cea
plants, ready now. Send COD, -
Alton Palmer, Leary, Rt. 2.

Kudzu Crowns, rooted, 1 and
2 yrs. old, $2. (or 500, $7.00;
$12.50 M. Del. No checks. Cur
tis Heard, Gainesville, Rt, 2.

Govt. insp. Red and Copper
Skin P. R. Potato plants, +t
M. FOB: No COD orders. D. M.
Cason, Bristol.

Marglobe doen pond planta,
full count, $2.25 M; 75e
Ready. Moss packed. Delivere
Also Govt.-insp. Red and Yel-
low Skin Potato, $5. M. No
checks. George Griffis,
ven, Rt. 1, Box 186.

Marglobe and Rutger Toma-
to, wrapped in wet moss @
paper, 300, $1.00; $3. M; C. W.
and Copenhagen Cabbage,
White and Yellow Bermuda On-
ion, 400, $1.00; $2. M. PP. Full
count. Prompt mee J;
Crenshaw, Pitts, O. Box 8.
Phone 2180. 3

Mt. Huckleberry plants, bear-
ing size, and Hazlenut bushes,
75 doz.; Blackberry, Dedberry,
65c doz.; Wild Strawberry, 8
doz., $1.00; Yellow Root, 50
doz.: Red Plum Bushes, 5, $1.00.
Add postage. Mrs. Nancy Hen-
derson, Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box 49.

Marglobe Tomato plants, $2.
M. FOB. No. checks. Windle
Murray, Surrenoy, Rt. 2.

Mt Huckleberry, bearing
size, Hazlenut Bushes, 75 doz.}
Yellow Root, 60e doz. Black-
berry, 56 doz; Plum paar
20 ea.; Catnip, ae bung Ad

omer





cel post. No checks. mee une

Quitman,



postage. Mrs, ender-
ion ay, Re. 3

Luther Griffis,

Rutger Select Tomato, pos
M up, $2.25; Govt. insp. Cop-
P. poh

Blackberry plant aS

wilt resistant seed, 75c C; 500, a

P. R. Potato plants, govt. S

P. R. Potato plants, red skin, a 5 :

Cert..Marglobe and Ruteey


























1.35. PP. Mrs. Velma



































avast, Rt. 3.

a ferson, Rt. 2.











a -In-One Ever

= ring Straw-
perry plants, $2.28 C. PP. Mrs.
Yathan Weatherby, Ball

- Grieund, Rt. 4.

uadgzu Crowns, rooted, 1 and
a yng, old, $2. C; 800, $7.00; $12.-

39 M. Del. No checks. C. -D.
ow, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Large White Artichoke
Beate $3. C. Add ostage.
_ Ms, Maxy GC. Carter, Conyers.

_ omato plants, from certi-

Ned Rutger Seed, on new
reund, ready for transplanting,
33. M. Harold Hyers, Hazle-

Chas. W. and Copenhagen
cabbage and cabbage-collard
slants, $2. M; Cert. Rutger and
Marglobe omato plants, $3. M.
8. Maslard, Savannah, Rt. 5,
Yer 528. Phone 45079.

aiglobe tomato plants, full

- pount, prompt service, moss

packed, 75c ; $2. M. Del. No

thks. W. L. Griffis, Screven,
Rt. 1, Box 186. :



FARMS AND FARM LAND
FOR SALE



20 A., 1 mi. East Douglasville
9a Hwy. Garden, branch, tim-
oer, 10 A. open, good pastures,
3 R. house, good shape, barn,
_ chicken and smoke houses; also

146 A. no bldgs., adjoining; and

2 1/2 A near Winston, barn,
well, but no house (not for sale
to colored people). S. F. Walden,
Douglasville, Rt. 4, Box 296.

- 166 A. on Oconee River, 10 mi.
Athens, 11 mi. Jefferson, 5 mi.
Statham; about 75 A. open land,
bal. woods and young pine
timber, 2 branches, big spring,

fine for pasture or farming. 2)

houses needing repairs, $30. A.
Might trade. H. J. Garey, Jet-

1509 Acres good stock and
Grain farm. no washes, no tares
has considerable timber, plenty
buildings and good fish pond.

Sell or lease. Elmer Treisch,
inleyson. i
CORRECTION: 108 A. Jana,

about 40 A. cultivation, rest in

pasture, all under fence, pine

i hardwood timber, 5 ini.

Donalsonville, on Hwy.

39, on school and mail Rt. Good
4 R. house, ceiled inside, elec.
barn, running water is
Guse and to barn. $5,350. Artnur

lights,

.. Sowell, Donalsonville, Rt. 1.

Carefully selected Okra seed,
pears from June to frost, strain
improved year after year, 60c
Tb. Del. William T. Wynn, Mil-
ledgeville, Box 535.

Pure Congo Wilt Resistant
Watermelon seed, $2.50 lb. Plus
pokes: Walker Lackey, Hiram,

it: ts :

Large Yellow Meat Water-
melon seed, 35, 10c; Martin
Gourd, 10c doz. and stamped
envelope; Also Young Ga.
Heading Collard plants, 40c C.
PP. Mrs. P. E. Traylor, Rebec-
ca.

Ga. Winter Squash, excellent
keeper, plant in spring, 3-5 Ibs.
reddish yellow meat,.3 doz.
seed, 25c. PP. Exch. for Old
Time Blue Legged Collard
seed. J. I. Tucker, Hapeville,
561 Marina St.

Red Speckled Crowder peas
and tender, mixed colored corn-
field bean seed, each 35 meas-
uring cup. Plus postage. Miss
Alice Harris, Ellijay, Star Rt.

Henderson Bush and Lima
bean seed, 50c lb.; 3 lbs., $1.25;
5 Ibs., $2. PP through 3rd zone.
be G. Stuckey, Blackshear, Rt.

Early Tender Speckled, and
White Half Runner beans, al-
so Early White Lightning Okra
seed, ea. 50c teacup; Blue Java
Peas, 25e cup; 5 cups, $1. Add
postage. Miss Gennia Brown,
Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

White Velvet Okra seed,
bears until frost, tender, 50c
Pt. Add 17c postage. Mrs.

Garnett Simmons, Baldwin, Rt.
as

Olid Time Tender Bean seed,
White and Striped. Half Run-
ner, Little Pink Peanut Bean,
50c cup. Add postage. Mrs. Mil-
ton Priest, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Mammoth Russian Sunflow-
er seed, $1.15 gal. PP. Mrs. L.
D. #lliott, Lavonia, Rt. 1.

Old Time Garden Bean Seed,
White, Cream, Striped, Pink

Half Runners, -50e cup; White
Mush Peas, 3 cups, $1: Add
postage. No checks. Exch. 2

cups beans for 4 print, or 6
white sacks. Mrs. Ople Goble,
Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Tender Striped Half Runner,
and White Bunch Bean Seed,
50c Jarge cup; Long Green
Okra, 25c cup. Add
Mrs. Delia Growe, Gainesville,
Ri 2:

Hastings Banana Muskmelon



SEED FOR SALE

seed, Ist year, hand saved,
cleaned, 12c tsp.; 25 Tbl.; 5
Tbls., $1. PP. Mrs. Wallace Wil-



Jerusalem Artichokes

. BE. At. 6452.

Few bushels Artichokes, good
seed, $4. bu.; $1. pk. Plus post-
e. Mrs. C. K. Simmons, Hol-

ood,

Few bushels nice Artichokes,
fgr seed or $4. bu.;
. pk. Plus postage. Mrs. Stew-

pickling,

art Watts, Hollywood.

8 bu. Artichokes, ready for
ickling or planting, all $10. at
y place. H. R. Gunby, Atlan-

ta, 943 Gilbert St. CY 1141.
Jerusalem Artichokes,

hamp W.
Ave.,

Hubbard and Delicious squash
seed, 25 oz.; 13c pk.; 1/4 I|b.,
86c; Garlic and Catnip plants,
%6c doz.; Red and Purple Rasp-
Arnold Little,

ie $2. doz.
ampton.

for
te ae or planting, $5. bu.; 2
tz., $9.00; 1/2 bu., $2.75; T5
4]. Plus charges. Will ship by
. Charges Collect. Mattie L.
ge, Atlanta, 149 North Ave.,

75
gal.; $5. bu. plus charges; Gold-
en Imperiator Carrot, large leaf
Mustard, Abe Lincoln,

rple Climbing, Sensation To-
a Seed, 25c pkg. prepaid.
. Page, Atlanta, 149 N.

son, Gainesville, Rt. 4.

Striped Half Runner Bean
Seed, 35c cup; 3 cups, $1. G. F.
Vandiver, Savannah, Rt. 4, Box
545. A

Peas: White Mush, Red
Speckled Crowders, 35 cup;

4, $1.00; Few cups White, ten-
der hull English, frostproof,
75c cup; Also Tender Okra
seed, 30c cup. Add _ postage.
Exch. for sacks. Mrs. Carl
Smith, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

20 lbs. Black Lee Wilt Re-
sistant Watermelon seed, ob-
long or round, $1.25 lb. De-
livered. Mrs. Annie E. Richard-
son, Gordon, Rt. 2.

Heavy bearing tender White
Pole Bean Seed, 55 pt._ ere,
Mrs. Homer Turner, Loving.

Long Green Okra seed, bear-
ing until frost, 35 cup; Citron,
75e cup. Add postage. Mrs.
Maria Nix, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Old Fashion Pumpkin seed,
25e cup. Mrs. Willis Grindle,
Dahlonega, Rt- 1, Box 54.

White Half Runner, and Pink
Peanut Beans, 55c large cup;
Cream Half Runner, White
Pole Beans, 50c large cup;
Brown Crowder Peas, 50c cup.
Add postage. Exch. for good

iaereutey ne |sacks, white or colored. Mrs.
eee Ue eee, Spaig | Cliff Silvers, Talking Rock, Rt.
Gu Crowder peas, 30c. I|b.; 2.
arge Old Time Muskmelon| Striped Half Runner bean

ed, 25c Tbl.; Martin Gourd
eed, 25;
hite and Red Spanish Pea-
nuts, $1.50 Pk. Mrs. J. A. Wil-

15c doz.; 2 doz.,

son, Martin.

1951 crop extra large pump-
.| with every quart okra. Mrs.

m seed, 25 doz. Will exch
y Blalock, Canton, Rt. 8.

Striped Half Runner

ean ||
, 35 cup; 3 cups, $1. G. F.
_ Vandiver, Savannah, Rt. 4, Box

seed, 45c cup; Also Chas. Wake-
fiela Cabbage plants, 35 C. Del.
Mrs. Leilar Phillips, Royston,
Riss

Good Okra seed, $1. gt. Cup
White Crowder Pea Seed free

Tom Ross,-Adairsville, Rt. 2.

Martins Combine and Cap-
rock Grain Sorghum, the dry
weather crop, $5. Cwt. reclean-
ed. R. D. Tatum, Palmetto.



postage.

- 1951 hand saved Cox Waiter- |.

melon seed, $1.50 lb. PP. Ray
Hearn, Palmetto.

Recleaned Brown Top Millet

/Seed, the hay and grazing kind,

15e lp. No orders under 100
ie Norman Johnson, Warren-
on.

Cream Half Runner = and
White Pole Bean Seed, 50c large
cup; White Half Runner and
Pink Peanut Bean, 45c large
cup; Brown Crowder Peas, 50c
cup. Add postage. Exch. for
good sacks, white or col. Mrs.
ee Vick, Talking Rock,

Seed: Bull Face Tobacco, 75c
tbl.; Gourd, 30c pack; 4 packs,
$1.00; Giant Gourd, 40c pack;
3 packs, $1.00; Yellow Water-
melon, 60c cup; Pumpkin, 50c
Mastodon Everbearing Straw-
berry, 75 C; Gourds, $2.50
doz. Add postage. L. J. Ellis,
Cumming, Rt. 5.

Strawberry Watermelon seed,
10c per 20; 50 for 20c and self
addressed, stamped envelope.
George Spooner, Douglas. (At
Airport). 3

Seed:

4

Crookneck Squash,

Straight 8, White Spine Cucum-_

ber, 20e oz.; Martin, Dipper,
Bottle, Ornamental Hercules

Club, Gourd Seed, 20c pkt.; 35c
oz. PP, Earl Stuckey, Black-
shear.

- i

White and Brown Striped
Tender Half Runner bean seed,
free of weevils, 55c teacup.
Prompt shipment. Mrs. Belle

Crowe, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

70 ibs. 101 variety Bi-Color
Lespedeza, extra nice, $1.50 Ib.
5 pounds or over del., $100. for
ne = W. Jones, Commerce,

ses

About 35 lbs. Black Diamond
or. Cannonball watermelon seed,
hand saved, unwashed, not
planted near other melons, $1.
lb. W. F. Walden, Thomson,
Rt. 1, Box 142. :

Congo Watermelon seed, $1.-
50 lb. Mrs. M. F. Gaddis, Quit-
man, Box 427.

500 lbs. Genuine Cannonball
Black Diamon& Watermelon,

hand selected, grown for seed,

only, State tested, germ. 94
pet., $1. lb.; Original Ga. Sweet-
heart Watermelon, 93 _ pct.
germ., $2. Ib. FOB. Kenneth W.
Birdsong, Gordon, Rt. 1.

Purple Hull Blackeyed Crowd-
er Peas, 20c lb.; Also 1951 Yel-
low Meat Watermelon Seed,
Striped Half Runne: Beans,
50c cup each; And 1951 Shade
Dried Hot Pepper, $1. Ib. Add
postage. Johnnie Harmon, Cal-
houn, Rt. 2. i

Spring Sallet- seed, 2 Ibs., $1.;
Also Sarsaparilla, and Red Sas-
safras Root, each 3 Ibs., $1.
Add postage. Mrs. Sibley Rich-
ardson, Hartwell, Rt. 3.

Shumways Giant Muskmelon
seed, deep yellow meat, 60c
doz.; 1/2 0z., 35e; 25e. Thl.;
Stone Mountain Watermelon,

30c oz.; Cantaloup, 20 Toi PPs

Miss Lillian Hardin, White, Rt.
dis

Good variety Little Brown
Tender Green Bean, 25c cup;
45c lb.; Early Cream Colored
Crowder Peas, 25 Jb.; Pump-
kin Seed, 10c oz.; Yellow and
Red Mixed Watermelon Seed,
15e oz. Add postage. Mrs. Noel
Payne, Canton, Rt. 3.

Heavy be ring Striped Half
Runner Bean Seed, 1951 crop,
50c large cup; 3 cups, $1.35. Add
postage. Mrs. B. H. Patterson,
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Pure Cox Watermelon seed,
$1.50 lb. R. L. Baker, Sr., Chip-
ley, Rt. 2. :

25 lbs. Black Diamond Water-
melon seed, white, $2.50 Ib. Will
deliver by parcel post prepaid.
Joe R. James, Douglasville, Rt.
a

Rockyford Cantaloup, Large
Pumpkin, $1. pt.; Crookneck
Squash, Henderson Lima Beans,
Blacklee and Kleckley Sweet
Watermelon, 50c pt.; Sunflower,

50c qt.; Citron, $1. qt.; Long
Bowl and Small Ornamental
Gourds, 3 doz., 15c. Del. in

Georgia. Betty Mewborn, Bol-

ingbroke, Rt. 1.
Marglobe and Rutger Tomato
seed, ready for shipment, $1.85

Ib. Del. $1.65 at my home. Guy



Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Rt.





Diamond Watermelon, and Ye
Jow Thick meated cantaloupe
seed, 25c cup; 50c lb.; Pump-
kin, Palma Cristi, 25 cup. Add
10c postage; Butter Peas, 40c

50c C. Mrs. Myrtle Hitchcock,
Dallas, RFD 2, Box 67. 3

Bushel gourd seed, 15 seed
for 10 and stamped envelope.
Dewey Gulledge, Abbeville, Rt.
1, Box 116. :

6 and about one-half of bean
crates of Hearts of Gold po-
tato (real good potato) seed,
$12.25 for lot. J. W. Wise, Pool-
er, 3 Reed St.

Martin, Dipper, Nest eggs and
mixed Ornamental Gourd seed,
10c package. Plus postage. Mrs.
John Weaver, Temple, Rt. 2.

Pure Pride of Georgia Wa-
termelon seed, large, ripe mel-
ons in 65 days from planting,
40c pkt.; Packet enough to plant

fin, Rt..C.

1 pound Yellow Meat Water-
melon seed, $2.00; Also slight-
ly colored Pole Butterbeans,
prolific, 3 Ibs., $1.25. Del. Mrs.
J. M. Jones, Grayson.

10 lbs. Okra seed, 40c lb. J
F. Wellborn, Rock Springs.

4 bu. Purple Hull peas, 30e
lb.; also 6 Ibs., long tender
green okra seed, 30c Ib. Add
postage. E. C. Tyler, Monticel-
1o;Rt. "32





Hybrid Half and Half Cotton
Seed, better than one inch
staple, 7 bales weighing 3627
Ibs. grown on 5 1/2 acres, $10.
per Cwt. M. H. Stevens, Sr.,
Danville. ~ ea!

Coker 100 Wilt Resistant Cot-
ton Seed, direct from Coker, Ist.
year, pure, sound, 95 pct. gerim.,
made 57 bales on 50 acres,-pick-
ed and ginned dry, roll drop-
ped, kept pure, recleaned, $6.
Cwt. bag; 5 bags up, $5. bag.
H. P. Malcom, Social Circle,
Ritae mace ee

Cokers 100 Wilt Resistant
Cotton Seed, Ist. year, germ.,
80-85 Pct., by Southeastern
Seed Lab:, miachine delintec,
Ceresan treated, $8. Cwt.; $7.
Cwt. in ton lots. FOB. Phone
716. Noble P. Bassett, Fort Vai-
ley. :

Cottonseed, Ist. year, delinted,
treated, kept pure at gin, $9.
Cwt. FOB here. W. J. Thur-
mond, Greensboro. =

Cokers 100 Wilt Resistant
Cotton Seed, kept pure at gin,
make 1 1/2 bale per acre, gin-
ned dry, $6. Cwt. You furnish
sacks at my place 1 1/2 mi. So.
High Shoals on Bostwick Rd.
o Y. Thomas, Sr., Good Hope,

a. iy

. Pure Cokers 100 Wilt Resis-
tant cottonseed, planted ist. yr.
from breeder, kept pure 94 pct.
germ. 10 tons, $120. ton,- or $.
Cwt. Earl Whitaker, Mansfield,
RFD.-1.

Pure Empire Cottonseed, de-
linted, treated, $2.50 bu. FOB.

2

Early Fluff Cottonseed, from
Coastal Plains Experiment Sta.,
good lint and staple, 10-15 days

pet., bagged new cotton bags,
machine delinted, Ceresan treat-
ed, $10. Cwt. E. N. Anthony,
Watkinsville, Phone 3262. -

~ About a ton of D. P. and L.
Cottonseed, strain No. 15, Ist.
year, picked and ginned dry,
roll dropped at gin to insure
purity, shipped in 50 and 100
Ib. bags, $10.50 Cwt. FOB, Toc-
coa. MO. U. V. Stancill, East-
anollee. 3

Pure, recleaned, Empire Wilt
Resistant, Big Boll Cottonseed,
grown from foundation seed,
picked dry and ginned one varie-
ty gin, 8c lb. Riley . Couch,
Turin.
_ Cokers Cottonseed, 100 wilt,
planted 1 year, machine de-
linted, treated, $8. Cwt. R. &.
Rowe, Alvaton. ~

Cokers 100 Wilt Resistant
Cottonseed, Ist., year, Te Ib.



BGs doc



cup; Also Strawberry plants, |,

1/4 acre, $1. J. N. Carson, Grif- |

COTTON SEED FOR SALE

New Empire Wilt Resistant

Joel H. Sanders, Newnan, Rt. |

earlier, germ., 93 pct., purity 99 |-

FOB. G. W. Colquitt, Ellaville,






























































































ene
Cottonseed, machine
treated with Ceresan,
Will ship COD. D

Farmington. _ is ee
Cokers 100 Wilt resistan
Cottonseed, cert. Ga. Blue Ta
Ist. year, 90 Pct. germ., 99 p
purity, bagged in ne (
bags, machine delinted, Cere
san treated, $8. Cwt. FOB. A
for ton or truckload te
D. Murrow, Farmington,
2948. * . Sek

: es oe Ai
WALNUTS AND WALN'
_MEATS FOR SALE

Nice, . freshly picked
Black Walnut Meats, $1. ]
Mrs. Willis Grindle, Dahlon
Rt. 1, Box 54. ede

Nice Walnut Meats, $1
Add postage. R. C. Stover
gah. sore
Nice Walnut Meats, 60c
Add postage. Casia or M.
checks. John B. Grindle, Da
lonega, Rt. 1, Box 90.

Black Walnuts, 1951
hulled, dry, seven-cents Ib.
shipping chgs. Dewey
Abbeville, Rt. 1 |

Walnut Meats, nice,
shelled out in large pieces,
lb. Add postage. Vondell C
ran; Pisgah. <= - Bs

Eggs from pure Bacon
horse and Wingate Bro
30c ea. Parcel postpaid. C,
Pollard, Sr., Augusta, Rt.
(Sand Bar Ferry Rd.) ~

Quail eggs, 30c ea. or $:
C; taking orders for Quail chic
and pheasant eggs and chic
Z. T. Collins, Atlanta, 1879
Av., N._W., BE 2855.

Fawn and White Indian
ner duck eggs, for hatchi
for $1.50, and postag
Robert Anderson, Atlanta
Hill Top Drive, S. W. CA

Nichols N. H. Red. eggs fe
hatching from finest stock, $2
for 15. E. A. Wilbanks, Bufo
Ritesseire Sa

Purebred Green Head Mall
duck (tame stock) eggs,
yr. from Wild, $2. doz
Durham, Union Point,. 8
VIN; AVOGS :
- Papes Black Minorca
setting of 17 for $1.75. PP.
L.L. D. Elliott, Lavonia, Rt.

Giant Black Minore
$3. per 15 PP; $5. per 30
Millians, Newnan. _

Golden Sebright, Dark Co
ish, Brown Leghorn
eggs, $3. per setting. Fob
Clark, Macon, 372 Spring

-M. B. Turkey eggs, 25
at my home. Cannot ship.
M. Ritz, Fairburn, Camp
ton Rd. is

Several dozen fresh
eggs at my home daily
after 5 oclock P. M. Mrs. 1
Thompson, Atlanta, 2005 C.
shire Ave. S. W.

Wild Mallard ducks, 10
White Crested Polish B
eggs, 15c ea. J. F. Ginn,
ta, 451 Metropolitan Pl.,
AT; 06 1Ye cen

Purebred Mamouth Toulot
Goose eggs, 30c ea. PP? Cha
Hicks, Hiawassee. A
White Pekin duck eggs,
stting. Geo. C. Panlos, A
ta, 1968 Marietta Rd., N. W

Dark Cornish eggs for hat
ing, 16, $1.60. Del. Miss
Simpson, Sparta, Rt. 2.

White PekinDuck eggs, $&
doz. del. Mrs. W. I. Mob b
Ludowici, Rt. 1. ee on

B. B. Bronze Turkey eg:
$4. doz. at my home on
Murray Dr., S. W. off Chi

Mrs. J. E. Carter, Atlan
4, Box 487. AM. 9237.
"

Indian Cornish sggs,
Algo few roosters, 6 mos.
for sale: Mrs. D. L. Wa

ma; dt. 23 eS

Eggs from
strain of 38
meat and eg



5

Black Orp
y


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Shoals Rd. Rt.






_ type Dark
S15 -stOry. $1755 -30.
returned at once.
ss Cora B. Pat-
. 1, Box 35.

ng from Pull- |
pieds, 15 for $1.50.
ar bers, Carrollton,
































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Seg Direct
iconas, $15. per
>d Black Polish,

orders. Limit-
























a 2 25 bu. Rams-
Ee coeble price.






















eas, slightly |
Weeks Tan Peas;
1 Peas slightly
2 Peas, each 5
ite




le Beans, wee-
Ao-etmps, -$1.;
-owders, Lady
3 cups, $1.20
purple Huh,
6 Weeks, 4
Mrs. a E.
don, Rt le
Beans, 50
Harris, Lule.
tter Peas,
shelled, 60
Williams,











De eee eral Me OF eee Pe Plas ooh ee eee














































10 bu. ship-|_
eight 2 1/2
loore, Buena



Calico Table
3 Ibs ,
. Mrs. ae,

c oe Es aaideri
for weevils, 15c
r Ga. Cline,

ge,|per tree. State license only.







$1. Gatete:
Waco, Rt 32;

pts., $1.;
jlarge orders but no COD
| checks.

pals

: {beck Seed Peanuts,



"SUPPLIES FOR SALE

NEO
FOR (BALE



Little Lady Peas, 40c pt.; 3
Add 20c postage. Fill
or
Mrse Re, Blalock,
Adairsville, Rt. 2. ;

_ Nice Purple Hull Table pee
4 cups, $1.25; Clean Little Lady
Bane 4 Cups; 0.303 3/cCUpS:
$1.15; Early 6 Weeks Peas, 6
cups, $1.25; No COD or checks.
o Lon Ashworth, Dacula, Rt.

Tender White Half .Runner
Garden Beans, 50c teacup; Red
Speckled Crowder Peas, 30c lb.
5 Ib. lots. Add postage. B. TI.
Brown, Ball Ground. Rt. 1.

100 bu. Little Combine Peas,
$4.50 bu. at farm. R. W. War-
ren, Dewy Rose, RFD Nuberg.

2 ic2 bu. Bright Bush Speck-
led Peas, $14._or $6. bu. FOR.
Barnum Cobb, Richland, Rt.

Tender White Half Runner
Garden -Beans, 50c cup; Blue
Java Peas, 30c Ib. 5 Ib. lots;

_| Mung Beans, 40c Ib.; Also Gar-
lic Plants, 50c doz. Add postage.

P. B. Brown, Ball Ground, Rt,

Old Time White Half Run-
ner White Pole Beans, 55c cup:
Cream Half Runner, Little Pink
Beans, 50c cup; Brown Crowd-
ers, 40 cup. Add postage. Exck.
for good 100 Ib. white or print
sacks. Mrs.. Jemima Crump,

*| Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Half gallon Bunch Col., But-
tterbeans, bear 2 crops on same
vines, 50c pt. or exch. for 1
large or
small variety. Each pay postage.
Write first. Mrs. A. M. Grier,
Alto, Rt..1; Box 155.

Few old Fashion Cutshort
Cornfield Beans, Cream Sugar
Crowder .Peas, 75c cup. Exch.
2 cups for 6 print sacks, 3 alike,

i ngood condition. Add postage
on cash. orders. Mrs. Andrew
Wilson, Carters, Rt. 1.



CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE



_ 25-30 bu. sound corn, $2. bu.
at. my barn. 1 1/2 mi. S,.~W.
Pine Mountain Service Station.
L. T. Maddox, Molena, Rt. As

_400 bu. White Gorn in Shuck,
$2. bu. at my barn half mil
from Hwy. 80 between Metter
and Pulaski. Chas. L. Nevil.
Pulaski. :

Yellow Pop Corn, 35 cup;
Also few White and Striped

Half Runner Bean Seed, 50c.

cup. Add postage. Mrs. E. E.

Clark, Gainesville, Rt. 8..
300-400 bu. Corn at my farm

14 mi. E. Cobbtown, Ga. $2. bu.

at barn. L. M. Kennedy, Town-
PSeNas. |

~

Dixie 18 Corn, about 200 burs:
$1. 75 bu. at my farm. Deliver
within 25 -miles for -25 bu.
W. H. Willson, Albany, Rt. 1,
cia Pecan City, Tel 594-M.

150 bu. Corn, $2. bu. at my a
-|home, 4 miles South Brooklet.-
| Mrs.

Joo Ww. Forbes, Brooklet,

Rtee2-

Good White Seed Citas grown
in 1951, Woods Snowflake and
Oklahoma Silvermine varieties,
both medium early, $1.25 per
peck; See or write: J. E. Dicker-
son, Rabun Gap, Rt. 1.

200 -300 bu. Dixie 18 Slip
Shuck orn, clean, for sale at!
my barn, Phone 3621. Atvin
Gordy, Louisville.



PECANS AND OTHER

ite/ FRUIT TREES FOR SALE

z



Site insp., leading variety
Stuart Pecan Trees, 3-4 ft,
tino dsp. thes! Gl) 15: 5-6 Site;
$2.25: FOB. 50. or more, 25c off
6
mi. E. Sandersville, Marvin M.

Newsome, Sandersville.

Bearing size, popular varities
Apple and Pear Trees, too large
to ship. Josan peer Lawrence-
ville. j

~ Muscadine Gr ape Vines, Crab-
apple Trees, Hazelnut, Beech-
nut Bushes, 6, $1.; . Horsemint,

nu. |6, $1.; Catnip, 20c bunch, Add







postage. Mrs. Mae
Gainesville, Rt 6. 3



Turner,

4



May Cherry, Beechnut Trees,
25 ea.; Hazelnut, 6, $1.; Blue-
berry 75 doz.; Muscadine Vines,
Crabapple, Black Raspberry, .20c
ue 6, $41.; Garlic Bulbs, 50c

doz.; Sage Plants, 20c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. Robert H. Nor-
rell, Gainesville, Rt. 6.

Apple, Peach, Pear, Cherry,
Chestnut Trees, Grape Vines, at
low spring prices. T. M. ween
Ellijay.

Muscadine and Scuppernong
Grape Vines, Blue Damson
Plum 6, $1.; Blueberry and
Hazelnut, Horse Radish, $1.
doz.; Catnip - and Balm, 3 25c;
Spice Wood and Sweet Gum
Tree, 6, $1. Mrs. F. M. Eaton,
Dahlonega, Rt. 1. z

Government. insp. Pecan trees:
Schleys, Stuarts, and Money
Makers, 2-3 ft. $2.; 3-4 ft
$2.25; 4-5 ft., $2.50; 5-6 it., $2.75;
623: fh $8. ea. Calvin Harman,
Stovall.

Quince Sprouts, $2. a.; Large
Yellow Fig and Cherry Sprouts;

Clingstone Peach, $1. ea.; Law-

-|ton Blackberry, Raspberry, 65c

doz.; Wild Strawberry 50c C.
Plus postagt. Mrs. Otis Mash-
burn, Cumming, Rt. 5.

Black Walnut, . persimmon,
fullest bearing Red and Yellow
plum trees and Muscadine vines,
2 for $1. Exe. for print sacks,
4 alike. Mrs. John Myers, Hart-
well, Rt. 2.

Peach trees, all leading va-
rieties, State insp., true to
name,-budded to your order for
Fall 1952 delivery, $95. M; $9.79
C; $2. per 10. One half. cash
with order. Bal. on delivery.
Emory Travis, Riverdale.

Black Walnut Sprouts, 4-6 ft.,
50c ea. Plus express; Also K Kud-
zu Crowns, $5. M. Plus oe

king

age. J. C. Tatum,

Damson Plum and Pear, 4,
$1.00; Crabapple, Muscadine
and Scuppernong Vines, $1.50
doz.! Red Gold Strawberry, $1.

Rock. 1

Ce Horseradish, $iv doz.; Pep-
permint plants, $1. C; Garlic |,
| bulbs, 3 doz., $1.00; Catnip,

Balm, Tansy, 6, 5@c. Mrs. M. L.

Eaton, Dahlonega, Rit Box 61. |



PEANUTS AND PECANS.
FOR SALE



Peanuts, hand picked, $6. bu.
No less than peck sold. Add
postage; Also want Watermelon
Seed, pure Cox Blue Rind, at
$1. Ib. and big white cluster
bunch Multiplying Onions. Mrs.
Hoke Golden, Bremen, Rt. 2,
Box. 25.

Well filled out Pecans, ae
Stewart, Van Demon and Curt-
dis, 25c lb. FOB. Mrs. John -L
Moore, Madison.



FRESH AND CURED
MEATS FOR SALE

ee ee

3 nice White Salt Cured sides
of meat, 21-21 and 17 Ibs.. 50c

|1b.; Also 1 Salt Cured Shoulder,

21 Ibs.. 45c lb. Mrs. Clarence
MeMillian, Dacula, Rt. 1.

7 plain, 2 Sugar Cured Hanis,
corn fed, 9-20 lbs., 90c lb. Call
John Suggs, Fa. 4728; Or write
Glenn Norton, Fairburn.

Sugar Cured Bacon; 50c .bb.;
Also Pure Leaf Lard, 25 tb:
Sam Pelfry, Dalton, Rt! 1:

3 Country Cured Hams, 25-30
Ibs... 75. 1b. .O. W. Hannah,
Newnan, Rt. 4. :

Smoked and Sugar Cured
Hams, and Shoulders around,
30 lbs. each, 75c and 50c Ib.
Odis Duggan, Chester.

3 nice Hickory Smoked Hams,
2 weighing 21 lbs. each and one
18. lbs., 75 lb. Delivered any-
where in Ga. C. M. Lowry,
LaFayette, Rt. 4.



HONEY BEES AND BEE
SUPPLIES FOR SALE



Yellow
in patent hives,

30 Strong Colonies
Italian Bees

inspected every year, $12. ea.
Phone 7 day;
_ Jarroll Anderson, Claxton.

Or 342 W night.



eUe Lula, Rt. 1.

1951 crop strained Table Hon-
ey, six 5 Ib. jars, $6.00; One 60
lb. can, $8. 95. FOB, H. L. Hall-
man, Nahunta, Box 25.

_Gallberry Strained Honey
mixed with other wild flowers,
Case 12-21/2 lb. jars, $5.50;
Cases 6-5 lb. jars, $5.30; One
60 Ib. can, $8.50. FOB. Allen C.
Herrin, Hortense;

150 Colonies Italian and Mix-
ed Bees, 10 frame and 8 frame
hives, $10. per hive; $8. if all
taken; 400 supers, honey still
in most of them. R. D. McLarty,
Villa Rica.

Few strong colonies Yellow
Italian Bees in patent hives, in-
spected, reasonable. Will not
ship. Atlanta rfhone Dial 47-
2617. C..S. Winn, Dunwoody.

200 hives Italian Bees, 2
stery 10 frame hives, $3000.00;
22-55 gal. bblss. pure Extract-
ed, $60. BBL.; 12- 21/2 lb. Big
Mouth jars nice Chunk Comb,
12-2 1/2 lb. Big Mouth jars Ex-
tracted, each $6.00; 24-16 oz.
jars Extracted, $5.75. Shipped
promptly. John A. Crummey,
Jesup.

Honey: 10 tb. (Extracted on-
ly) $2.50; 4-10 lb. by exp. col.,
$7.50; 5 lbs. by mail del. 3rd
zone, $1.25; 6-5 Jb. by exp. col.,
$5.50. Rev. Curd Walker, So-
perton, Rt. 1.



MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE



BUTTER:

2 lbs. weekly best grade Jer-
sey butter, 50c lb. in pound
brick molds. Add postage. Mrs.
Jeff S. Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1.
COMPOST:

Sev. loads stable compost,
reasonable. Del. in Atlanta.
Drop card or see me at night.
Mrs. Etta Thompson, Atlanta,
2005. Cheshire Ave. S. W.

FEATHERS:

Nice, new, white feathers, 60c

Ib. Sample on request. Mrs.
Mary Collins, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

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

GOURDS:
Martin and Dipper gourds,

25c ea.; mixed sizes, 10c; very
large, 50c. Mrs. W. E. Wooten,
Camilla.

FRUIT:

1951. crop, nice, peeled, sun-
dried Starkings Golden Delici-
ous apples, worm-free, 4 1/2
Ibs., del. to 3rd zone for $2.50.
M. O. or currency. No chks.
Mrs. L. A. Sanders, Ashland.

HAY: ;

Approx. 8 tons good Peanut
Hay, no poison, $30. ton at barn
8 mi. W. Bainbridge on Dothan
Hwy. O. W. Sellers, Brinson.

}LARD:

Pure, home-made lard from
corn-fed hogs, $9: for 50 lb. can,
at my place, 5 mi. No. Roswell.
None mailed. Joel Smith, Wood-
StoelgRt, oh

ROOTS & HERBS:

Red Sassafras, yellow roor,
bearfoot, Queen of the Meadow
Bllod root, yellow dock, spice
Wood, 3 Ibs. $1.; Also Arti-
chokes, 75c gal. Add postage.
k. C. Stover, Pisgah.

Harbs: catnip, tasy, elecam-
pane, mints, horseradish, 15c
bu.; garlic, 20c doz.; cofilee
beans, 15c doz.; yellow squash,
pumpkin seed, five cents tbls.
St. Mtn. watermelon seed, 10c
tbls. Add postage. Mrs. R. I.
Williams, Suwanee, Rt. 1.

Queen of Meadow, Yellow,
Sassafras root, wild cherry bark
50c-lb. Peppermint, horehound,
catnip, 50c doz. plants. Mrs. G.
C. Hester, Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box
59. s

Catnip, horehound, pepper
mint, balm, tansy, garlic bulbs,
birdock; 50c doz.; horseradish
plants, $1. doz. Mrs. Martha
Vhite, Benes Rt. 1, Box
60.

TOBACCO: :

Gold Leaf tobacco, 10c ea.
large size twist, also old fashior-
ed long green Okra seed, 20c
pint cup. Mrs. Hubert M.

ROOTS AND HERBS:
Sweet Gum bark, wild cher- |

ry bark and tender shouts of

age; Silver grass and Devils
Shoe String 1wot, 2 Ibs., $1.25
PPs2 =qts: shade dried sage,
$1. 25 lb. PP. Mrs. L. E. San-
ders, Buchanan, Rt.

Wild cherry and sweet gum

shoots), 50c lb. plus

Devils Shoe String and Silver

dee ee Buchanan, Rt..2,
Box 6

100 lb. cap. free of holes and
spots, washed and ironed, 3 for
$1., plus postage. Prompt ship-
ment. Mrs..W. S. McDaniel,
Cumming, Rt. 2. ;

100 lb. cap. white feed bags,

good grade, free letters and
H:. LL... Patterson,

Branch, Rt. 1

100 lb. cap. white feed sacks,
washed, free of holes and stain,
25c ea; unwashed, 20c ea. fgid

Exe

postage. $5. or more order PP.

Mrs. E. Le Robinson, Talking
Rock, Rt. 2.

White Feed sacks, 100 Ib.
cap., free of holes and mien
22c ea. Add postage. Miss Bes-
sie Martin, Gainesville, RFD 5.

Print sacks, washed, ironed,
3./5$1 107" Mrs; 0 ie Cas;
Shiloh, Box 103.



MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED



BEE HIVES:

Want 2nd hand bee hives.
Advise number and price. H.
G. Hester, Clarkston.

CORN:

Want 500-600 bu. white corn.
in shuck, or prefer shelled. Ad-
vise price, etc. H. M. Bailey,
Turin.

EGGS;

Want 5 doz. turkey eggs for
hatching. Quote price and prob-
able date of del. 3 R. Peck,
Orchard Hill,

GOURDS:
Want Bushel gourds. Will ex-

change some odd print sacks.
Mrs. G. W. Forest, Jasper, Rt.
Leo

Want 5 tons good hay and
100 bu. corn, State price your
barn, for cash. M. L. Halcombe,
Dacula, Rt. 1.

LARD:

Want can pure lard, 45-50
Ibs., del to me. Advise. George
W. Watts, Toomsboro.

ONIONS:

Want good starting of rea!
Old Fashioned white multiply-
ing onion sets. Advise at once.
W. H. Edwards, Atlanta, Rt. 14
Box 387. BE 5045.

Want 1 gal. white multip sy
ing nest onions. Advise, H. C..
Reid, Atlanta, 2303 So. Pryor
Rd. s

Want 1/2 or 1 gal. of the old
time Shallot onion buttons. AG-
vise. Mrs, Mamie A. Huckaby,
Thomaston, 119 Ave. F.

POTATOES (Plants or Seed);
Want some full stamp Nancy
Hall sweet potato plants. Send
price per M. H. T. Jeffords,
Waycross, Rt. 4, Box 706.

Exc. Artichokes for Bunch P.
R. potato seed or plants if plants
to be del. around first of May.
Advise, H. J. Phillips, Chicka-
mauga,

PUMPKINS:

Want some fresh pumpkins.
Advise. Mrs. Robert Shingler,
Ashburn.

SACKS:

Have small amount of old
fashioned cornfield bean. seed,
also the cream col. sugar
crowder peas to exe. for sacks:
2 cups for 6 print sacks, 3 of a
kind, in good cond. Mrs. Pearl _
Wilson, Carters, Rt. 1.

Exch. good dried apples, also
big grain yellow pop corn for
sacks: 2 lbs. fruit for 1 sack, 8
of a kind; 2 Ibs. pop corn for 1
sack. Plus postage. Norman



Shook, H jaweneee,





yellow root, 50 lb. pius post-

bark, and yellow root (tender
ostage;

Grass root, 50c lb. Plus post- |
age or $1. 25 for 2 Ibs. PP. Mrs.

Snes white linen sacks,

stain, 22c ea. plus postage. Mrs.

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oe WANTED

: cone * : ep SEN a eed
Purebred Horned Hereford| 3 fresh cows, 8 heavy spring- | 13 OIC pigs, 8 wks. old, $10.| Purebred Tamwoi
# Exc. 3 gal. large black wal- yearling bulls, also pair work|ers for sale. Walker Waldrep, |ea.; 2 Shoats, 6 open Sows. | finest bloodlines,
~ nuts for 1 doz. good burlap mules, 8 yrs. old. Reasonable Forsyth, Rt. 1, Phone 6029. Reasonable. Mrs. S. A. Phil-}Cornbelt, 10-12 ws: 1
bags. Each pay postage. O. H. | priced. D. M. Baird, Asst. Animal y to | iPS: Palmetto, Bt. 1, Rico Rd. | large, eligible for Reg.,
Bond, Royston, Rt. 2. Husbandry, Ga. Exp. Sta., Ex~ Guernsey-Jersey cow, 10/ phone 5153. One fine Gilt, bred,
Re ticce tx eee freshen APH! Jos thr Biack|. 8 reg. SPC Gilts, bred (tes | oe
- saat large burlap sacks for] Reg, Guernsey, bull, 600 bs, | Angus calves, See. BH, Parks, [Revestire, $4500, One SEC





For. Service: Reg. Duro

op 3 red and white color, with horns, ae Gilt, open, $50.00; One SPC 5 :
aoe ae L. Rifr.er, Leesburg, original breeding Riegeldale ee Rt Sow open, $75.00; All for $300. rig Ne ag
ey Ox . Farms. Trion. $225. Wallace W. Reg. White Face Horned bull, | Booking orders for Duroc-Here- Gazaway, Alpharetta Rt.
y= SEED: Tyler, Gabbettville. 2 yrs. old, 950-1000 Ibs., $300. | ford Cross Gilts bred to reg. (Birmingham Co. tity
. Want 30 or 35 bu t 2 Guernsey heifers one, 425 Selling to keep from inbreed- | Berkshire Boar. Roger S. Cobb, Ss mun
- : AEC ees y. 2 ling. W. A. Gooch, Atlanta, | Marietta, Box 304. 2 young SPC Brood
plant for Hay: Brabs, Irons or |lbs., freshen first October, $125; BE34 Daike/ Worrest Dr, Now ; ~lready to breed, for sali
: Clays. Advise. L. E. Akins, Ma- | other, 400 lbs., freshen Novem- Rt 6 CH BAGG - N. 4] Reg. Hampshire hogs, bred Babe det MM foised 407
~~ con, Rt. 3. ber 10th. $115; 1 black heifer,| ~~" ~~ ; sows, $100. up; Bred Gilts, $75.; Vise AMeSs aaa ,

i ham Ave. Phone 27383

7 x <9 . |400 lbs. not bred, $110; 6 P. C. One Geurnsey-Jersey bull, 8 Open Gilts, $40.00; Boars 1 yr., z 3
nh x g = 2 ? : . . F
erat Some Hastings SO} |shoats, 80 Ibs., $160, or $17.50 ea. | mos. old, urnsey Jersey Dull, Bold, $100.00; Also Georgia State | Reg. Hampshire pigs, 12
Sige: H Gi Buiiseds Milabell 1 mi. So. Holbrook, Campgrourd| sale. H. C. Prophitt, Chipley, Reserve Grand Champ. Sow for] old, $35. ea.; 12-14 wks.
reat oy ; | A, B. Levis, Alpharetta, Rt. 1. Rte: sale. All stock from bangs | $40. ea. Cholera immunec

soe Eas _ |tested herd. Bob Allen Wall, | bangs _ tested. Ship an
fe exch. few cups Lady |, roe cla Ape iis eure poise nhs oS = Axson, Care River View Farm.| Leland Sands, Glennville
a inger as for little white | : ee) register | er calf, subj. to register, excel-| ; 3. y
: Half aoe bean seed. Each| in buyers name, $50. Will not) lent pedigvee, nae ele W. H.| Purebred Duroc Boar _ Pigs, x
pay postage. Mrs. C. J. Ham-| Ship. Mrs. G. S. Rolader, Da- | Loudermffk, Cornelia, Box 55, |220ut 100 Ibs. 4 mos. old; $35.| OIC pigs, 8 wks. old,
ee Vicia Risks ae: cula, Rt. 1. i ea. reg. buyers name. Carlton|nose, blocky; Reg. b
: SRid. | 6 bulls, 15 mos. old, and 9} Clifton, Metter. : name, from prize winning
TREES: 4 reg. Guernsey Heifers, old | mos. old, $250. ea.; 1 bull, 51/2

: : treated, and Ham ire
See Want 6 Catalpa trees. Must enough to wean, ($175.00 ea.;| yrs. old, $700.00; 3 cows, all Cherry Red Blocky Type Du" | same. age. All oa ea

pe : One reg. Bull, 8 mos. old, | Blacks, registered, for sale. Mrs. | TOC male and gilts, can be reg. | patrick, Vo. ri. e
3 ear ae pd foe at $150.00; Also 4 grade White G. W. Darhell, Rabun Gap. buyers name with United Du-| p24 See pees Ag T
easonable price. . BP. CO8-| Pace Heifers, old enough to roc Assoc. See on Route 17,

geshall, Atlanta, 999 Lawton breed, $135. Se: Ralph Dangar, |. Jersey Cow at my place. 6|Blythe Island next door to Han-| Weaned Hampshire bo:
St. S. W. Woodstock. Phone Roswell | miles South Rockmart, for cash. | Dee Grocery, or write. Mrs. W.| gilt pigs, good bloodlines,



Want small Jap: Persimmon | 4442. Mrs. A. L. Ruff, Rockmart, Rt. | L. Strickland, Brunswick, Rt. 1, Fair champion stock. Re
trees, ready to set out. Write./- 1 wolstein, 2 Cream Jersey, 2 3. : |}Box 269. ers Leap Bill Pickrell,
- Mrs. D. Hines, Shiloh, Rt. 1,| Guernsey Heifers, freshen ,.| 35 head White Face and Mix:| Reg. SPC pigs, ranging from fre : a

Box 43. _ |pout last of April, from good |d Stocker Steers, around 400 |21/2-51/2 mos. old, all life| Reg. of Merit, Gold Star
WHEAT: heavy milkers, special price, Ibs., 32c Ib. George Eager, Val-|treated for cholera, $25.-$45.| Pigs, Champion
oa Want some feed wheat or|$200. ea. Deen Boatright, Al-|dosta, P. O. Box 507. Phone Will ship. Ans. all inquiries. La- | Cholera _ immuned,
ss xye. Quote price FOB per 100/4, Rt. 4. 921-M. mar Altman, Alma, RFD 1. healthy, Boars nearly read
Ibs. Frank Pearman, Chula, Rt.| Booking orders for Novem- 1 extra good milking Short-| Reg. SPC Boar, $80.00; 3 a War mye
Xs ber delivery for reg. Angus Horn bull calf, roan color, 5 |Bred Gilts, no relation, 1 yr. old,| ~ reMs oh
Bulls, also reg. and Grade|0s old, 425 lbs., or better, good | about" 300 Ibs. ea., from champ. - Guinea and OIC pigs,
Angus Heifers. J. G. Purvis, biccd ae reg. an buyers penn gee ee treated : for <pee eer price,
Millen. Phone 321J3. name. EH. E. itehead, Rock-|chlorea, gilts $100. ea. Or $360.| Place. Come see. Dont
Spite FOF nae on mart. Phone 2367. : for lot. E. M. Holliday, College | George Dyer, Blairsville

Reg. Horned Type Hereford g B :

. Ben Devine brecding, @ yen [> veg, Hertord tulle ts | 7) ee :

if A herd of good dairy cows|in May, $375. Or trade for 1 or | Mos. old, sired by Noes Baca] SPC hogs, from good stock, OIC pigs, 2 litters, 9 and
-< and equipment for sale. Write:|2 Row tractor. J. C. Burson, Duke 82th. J. S. Gunn, Warren- |41/2-5 1/2 mos. old, 75-115 lbs., litter, short nose, blocky,

G. N. Williams, Columbus, Rt..| Hogansville, Rt. 2. ton. Phone 216-J. 30c Ib. mores treated, wormnee of beets Pio reg. b

-~ F, Box 808. 4 : . ; ., |veg. in buyers name. Cannot |name, treated and shi

; eS ae 1 gentle Hereford bull, 3 yrs.} Fine Jersey cow, freshen mid-| ship, S. L. Stroud, Swainsboro, | ea. FOB. Cheaper at a

-Good: Jersey and Guernsey | old, approx. 1100 lbs., purebred |dle March, 3 gal. rich milk} poy 223, Rt. 1. ; MO only. Paul J. Cain,

Crossed Milch Cow. giving a-| but not registered, 28 lb. E. D. | daily, $175. eash. Berry Morgan, | - i - : merce, Rt. 1. ;

round 3 gals. daily; Also 8 yr.| Culbreth, Dearing. Clyo. 5 ae EB ian ta and i Senne ae

: ; ; = ; : _ |shoats, Bacon Type, fast grow- itters 7 we
old Mare Mule, 1150 lbs., both| -Ppyrebred, Reg. Herefoyd bull,! Jersey heifer, fresh in, for|ing. Sold at farm only. W. A. | Pigs, one litter from SPC

} in good cond. Reasonable. price. | pyj Domino line. Good con- ; : a
g : ) rince Domino line. sale, near Prison Camp. J. H.| De , Conyers, Rt. 3. Ph other from Duroc Sow, b
ees Yor, Comete, Bt ts eta yz. old, $650. Wm. | Mobley, Buford, Rt. 2 aca ele ie OPE ters sired byt ae ee
Reg. Polled Hereford Bull| 8. Workman, Atlanta, 5 as a 4 : ne. | Boar, $10. ea. Harold W:
NE. mall red Jersey heifer with| 3 reg. Tamworth Gilts, 175- Senos
Calf, 10 mos. old, 600 Ibs, Dbl. | Sy Courb Ist calf; 1 small cow, halt Jer-|200 ibs. $75. ea. FOB. Fred S. | "uence Bt 1

Standard, both sire and dam 2 fresh milch cows, 2nd calf, : oasis 15 PC pi ; eee 4
double standard, $250. R. E.| for sale. Clyde Garrison, Cor- art bert ek bot os ae at, Rome i. seniors pe ae i 4
Mitchell, Carters. nelia, Rt. 1. a right. 2 1/2 mi, Marietta just] pick of Reg. Duroc pigs, eith- healthy pigs. Mrs. H. W.
2 reg. Polled Hereford Bulls,) Breeder Herefords: Dual Reg. off Powder Springs Rd. Fred] er sex, Ghielated beatombiodd im eee Macon, 4131 Riggin
about 1 yr. old, best of blood-| Poll Herefords, 1 sire 21/2 yrs.|Cunningham, Marietta, RFD 5.|jines, out of "large litters: Rd., Rt. 4. Phone 2-1334,
lines, take choice for $250. J. T.| old, 3 dams 3 yrs. old, 1 dam 4 Lcnide Jerey sbilbh: cow, 10) Blocisy Woe 9-3mos. old, 60- Reg. Duroc Pigs, eithe
Anderson, Pr., Marietta, P. O.| yrs. old, 2 heifer calves, 1 tieshen middicoP March 64/20 lbs., paper$ furnished, $25. unrelated, med. blocky
Box 356. Phone 9-5706. tc! es . ork a oe gal. cow, $175.; also big bonejem at farm. Marvin M. New-|red color, 3-4 mos. old, ab
2 bred Shorthorn Heifers, will cpt atcn E cos oo Guinea gilts, approx. 75 to 100) Some, Sandersville. _ : pres eee ae ed .
weigh about 700 Ibs. each, $450. Bele Rt..1: % Ibs. $25. ea cash. Mrs. Merle} 5. purebred Hereford Sows, endenuitle; = =
for both. H. C. Freeman, Un- : : Morgan, Clyo. not registered, 4 sows 2nd _lit- a
ter, 2 sows third litter, bred| 7 reg. SPC pigs, 8 wk:

adilla. One reg. Aberdeen-Angus :
bull, 2 yrs. old, about 1100 Ibs., Well bred, reg., Ayrshire bull| 53) Gnd Feb. to grand champ. | $25. ea. This offer g
Hereford boar, $75. ea. R. A.| April 15 only. Subject

Grade White Face Hereford| $459, , D. Pease, Cornelia, | Calves, from cows with records
oh $100.; also for loan until 3 yrs Hendricks, White, Box 452. in buyers name. Elton

cows, calves by side, some bred | Box 146. up to 13000 lbs. 4 pct. milk,
| pack to reg. bull; few open and, 3 : Glennville.
: pred heifers, 2 reg. bulls, 3 and|__ Reg. Horn Type White Face |old when he will be returned] : OIC Short Nose, Blocky pigs, | ~ 5 : a
, 4 yrs. old, and 2 milch cows. Domino Stock Hereford bull, |or sell half interest for $50. if| dbl. treated, reg. buyer's name, OIC Short Nose, Blocky
C. M. Bowden, Atlanta, 425|22 mos. old, approx. 800 Ibs., in|buyer raises and permits me|8-12 wks. old, $25. ea.; 12-16 | treated, reg. in puyers
Candler St. N. E. Ma. 2319. perfect condition, $300. J. B.|use- of every other year. John| wks. old, $30. ea. Ship any- | 8-12 wks. old, $25. ea
Morrison, Dallas. (Opposite Air-{B Savage, Montezuma, Phone| where. T. C. Burnett, Quitman, | wks. old, $30. ea. Ss









Fine pea Poll calf, dual| port). 4861 RED 3. . es where. I. C. Burnett,
purpose or milking type, from ; 5 RES, 7 ;
dei | Reg. Angus Cattle: 3 twelve One SPC Boar, subj. to regis- e :
ee eae tijuana os pens 4 wee ae HOGS FOR SALE tration, cholera immune 6 = ae SPC bayer ad and
: : heifers; Also airs good wor , : ld, 200 Ibs., $50. Lewis .|treated, = worme: :
Nice lot reg. Aberdeen Angus | mules, for sale TE L. Addison, ie Pe Tat 512 South | prices. H. Talley, Ohoope
Bulls, 8 to 15 mos. old, in good| Elberton, Washington Hwy. Main St. Ole ee eee

cond., from choice bloodlines, | Phone 861J3.
See at my farm at Birmingham,
Ga. W. H. Nix, Alpharetta, Rt.

Duroc pigs, medium plocky | Hampshire-Duroe Cross 7| Cherry Red Duroe pigs, 1

One. Jersey Cow, freshen last | type, best of bloodlines, .out of | Wk. old pigs, 22 in lot, $10. ea.|and female, best loo

8. Phone 2595 April, 4 gal. daily. J. T. Neely, large litters, life treated against |} Pick up at farm. J. M. Sum- | reg. in buyers name,

iC : Fairburn, Rt. 2. one bes babe og ree merour, Marietta, 417 Polk St. Benen ped Se
Polled Hereford Bulls, one . . | males and females, 12 wks. old, | Phone 9-9609. _ fea. E. W.-Cail, Savan

ready for service, other 9 mos. ce = oat Charlie = (Oo ae ae Perry, Reg SPC male pigs, 10 wks. West Broad St. a

old. Dbl. Standard Polled. C. . eslie, P. O. Box 86. - old, treated, reg. buyers name, 30 Hampshire-D 6-9

M. R. and Buster Domino breed-| Finest registered Horned| gpc pigs, male and female, | si i i

; 3 : : , ,|sired by Handsome Boy, son of | old pigs, $10. ea. Pick
ing; Sire, SS Prince Domino 2.| Hereford cows and oe Bees champion. bloodlines, wormed, ade Boy, SE Pow 1948 a eee 9-9609. John
Good individuals. See. W. M. wonderful young bulls for sale. | treated for cholera, $25.-$30. ea.| grand champ., FOB xpress | meour, Marietta, 417 Polk
McGinnis, Alpharetta, Rt. 1. Mrs. J. D. Partlow, Marietta,|See at Johnsons Farm, Pal-| Depot, $25. ea. Marvin E. West, :

Goo?

Reg. Horned, Halter Broken a ee aoe or one Johnson, East | Fayetteville, Rt. 2. oe eee ie = a
Hereford Bull, 13 mos. old, of|, 2 Teg. Aberdeen-Angus bulls, , (. 3 Hereford boars, 4 mos. old,| treated, wormed, $20. u

Mixer bloodline, well marked, 8 and 10 mos. old, from Black-| Reg. OIC Stock hogs with pa- | inoculated. Will reg. _buyers|in buyers name in Na
outstanding short, thick, deep bird and Black Cap families, | pers, 1st place winners in 9th | name. C. F. Howe, Marietta. Rt.| Record of Bainbridge, Ind,

neck, Carl RobertsBall Ground. | Teg: in buyer's name, $225., and | district Sears Roebuck _FFA|3, (So. Roswell Rd.). change one for male,
oe wide Hecatord Cs $250. each. J. C. Herron, Mar- chain for 1950. H. W. Steed, 300 H. ; hi Productive | S2- blocky type, about |

Bea Calves, curs sither have eee Mendes, es Registry breeding Mature boars |i colt: S. Ee teams o

ives at side . or bred: .40|; 2.20% Ayrshire cows, Pen-| Black African Big Bone |and sows, young boars and gilts, boro, Rt. 1, Box ag 3

: a | hurst Redman bloodlines; one | Qui le pi 12 wks. old j ject.
registered bull. Arthur H ; uinea male pigs, 12 wks. o d pigs. Reg.|_ SPC Boars, from select by
Be dake, Tel, 2738. eed yrs. old, one 3 yrs. old, and|reg. in buyer's name, $20. ea. Bee oe cog areas Tae F ing stock, reg. of Merit Litte
Z Hever 2 Oe: olf, reasonable | Shipped anywhere. Will Dixon, | Campbell Maben, Carters, Care | ready for service, about ;
Reg. Black Angus Bull, 2 yrs,| price. See. Mrs. E. T. Poss,| Athens, 250 Hillside St. Phone|Agawela Farms, U. S. Hwy. Will ship. L. G. oa







aie ap Pee he is Barlolier of | Washington, Rt. 2. | 2878W. 411 nille, Rt. 2. Phone 392-
. O. 15th., his dam is grand- : : S: i cs : :
daughter of Earl Marshall, dam Black Angus bull calf, drop Blocky type, reg. Cherr. a

ped Sept. 8, 1951, blocky,|Duroc pigs, 10 wks. old, life , ; : ri nee
" Ee Boy nie te heavy ce Fe ae breeding, asieent: against hog eS q . ; Yeo ae
: : : registered in buyers name, | $25, ea, Some unrelated. Crated, . iS
Davis, Milner, Rt. 1. a oe an FOB. H. L, Williams, Baxley. REGISTERED HEREFORD AUCTION ;
6 reg. Aberdeen-Angus, 8-12 tepead, Rockmart, Ae | Reg. Berkshire Gilts, about : sale Re,
mos. old, good bleodlines, very} 1 purebred Hereford Horn 12-13 wks. old, around 100 Ibs., | | Ga Hereford Assn., will hold an nin Sr .
fine features, sire weigh about| Type bull, 1400 Ibs., for sale. | reg. buyer's name, $25. ea. V.C. | Hereford, 22 bulls and 20 females Horned and Pol
1500 Ibs. C. EB. MecLeroy, Col-|S. A, Waddell, Ben Hill, Rt. 1,| Williams, Pavo, Rt. 2, ~ type. Cows with calves at side, bred cows, bred he

ea 2, Diamond Hill Com Care. McClellon and Jackson| R24 spc boars, from Breeds| | open heifers and service age bullet Car
: , |Top bloodlines, Nov. farrow;| | day, April 17, at Bartow vestoe Yard. 1:00
Half Brahman bull from reg.| Purebred 1 yr. old Guernsey | few select fall gilts for sale.| | Ralph ammack, 599 Morning "
Brahman bull and Hereford} bull, not registered, ready for| Treated, wormed, crated. Geo. | Atlanta, Ga. ; : 5
oow. Write for bloodlines ana os service, $75, at barn. R.| Brownlee, Jr., Ben Hill, re. ?
priee. G. J. May, Washington. . Hughes, Norcross, Rt. 1. Sandra-La Farm. oy












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HOGS FOR SALE _



ampshire sow, prize

her bred gilts, $85.
a.; also very fine sow,
of prize winners at
Hampshire type Con-
$100. J. B. Ollift,

stock little poke Black
igs for breeding, males
ales, 8 wks. old, life
for cholera, $21.50 ea.
quefield, Harrison. 5
- type Duroc Jersey
ie and female, 8 wks.
Tbs., $25. All vac-
for cholera. and worin-
s Gray, Pelham, Rt. 2.

hort Nose, Blocky type
in buyers name, 12-16

$30.; 8-12 wks. old,

anywhere. T. C. Bur-
Beirian, aus 3

Berkshire Male, 11 mos.
ut 200 Ibs., $75. at my

fine Jersey Bull, 2
mind. Mrs. Lowe Smith,

Sitio Sow,. approx.
al 1/2. yrs. old, had one
of 11 pigs in December,
h. oe PS: eae Rov-

Oe old SPC and
oss Pigs, $12. ea. at

_C. W. Websters,
RED T

Pigs, male and female,
n -bloodlines, wormed,
for cholera, $35, and $30.
see at Johnsons Farm,
Ga. Contact. M. D.
East Point, 990 Ben
SA. 9557.

Hampshire Saws, $75.
)0.; 3 nice Gilt Pigs, 5
s. old August, 100 lbs.
, $40. ea. Lynn Ander-
wrenceville, Rt2.

Hereford Hogs and

f Present Natl. Champ.
rand Master, top
~ National Champs
, bred gilts, $100. up;
$30. up. Mrs. W. Av
Marietta, Rt.-3.

gs, from prize winning
. buyers name, 8-16
ae $25.-$40. ea. Satis-
p anywhere. No COD.
a meat, $12.50 up
rm. H. J. Dupree, Ac-



Uroc Boar, 12 mos.
400 lbs., Reserve champ.
State Fair, for sale.
_ J. F. Keasler, Stock

bred to

m 29th. April through

00 Ibs. each, - $85.,

oc Sow, wt. 400 lbs.,

see. Arnold Kell.
a; ers a ae

ex: Pigs subject for
$25.-$35.; Reg. sovs,
fale subj. to. reg. $89.
ii ers, West Green,

purebred SPC Hogs
2 gilts, 6 mos. old
22 mos. old, all healt:
ion, reg. and treated.

iw, Valdosta, Rt. Ly

Select Boise veady for

ervice, from breeds choice

oo Gold Star litters,
0 Ibs., reasonable. L.
y, Tennille, Rt. 2,

Ol Pigs, 6 wks. old,
e up. My place 1 /2
Herbert Collett, Tate

old Pigs, $12.50 ea.
reg. and Hereford
s, out of high: blood-
or sale. F. M. Jones,
Rt. 1, Sse Be Phone

nale pies iss by Star

rr 1s by Grandvi-w Prince
ory Supreme. Register-
rs name. 4 mi. S. E.
eo J. Blackmon,

Le = med. blocky type,
dodlines, out of large
treated against

eg. buyers name, 11
males and females,

pe cherry red
Rene eon
OB

broke to ride,



1 purebred (no reg. papers)
Hampshire Boar, 14 mos. old,
about 200 lbs., $50. at my cae
James S: Mason, Byron, Rt. 1

Reg. Hampshires, boar and 2
gilts, all with papers, also 5
pigs for sale at my place, J. P.
English, Goggins, Rt. 1.

Reg. of Merit SPC pigs by

son of Grand Master. Cholera
immuned, wormed and crated.
Sat. and papers guar. ao A.
Yancey, Austell.

OIC pigs, gilts, light service
boars and brood sows, top quali-
'ty, reasonably priced and reg-
istered. W. J. Lyle, Lilburn,
Oraland Farm.

OIC pigs, 8 wks. old, short
nose, blocky, reg. in buyers
name, treated, from prize win-
ning stock, $20. ea. Mack Pat-
rick, Voc. Ag Teacher, Rabun
Gap.

Reg. Hampshire Boars and
Gilts, 3-6.mos. old, $25.$40. ea.;
Bred Sows, $150. ea. Will ship;
Also Reg. Jersey ~ Cow, fresh
with 2nd calf, $275. J. W. Wat-
son, Alpharetta. Rt. 1, Box 340.

Fine Essex Gilt, bred to reg.
Essex male, thin hair, $65. reg.
in buyers name. Bruce Moss,
Lula.

10 outstanding Bred Gilts,
rg. United Duroc Breeders
Association, out of litters of 11
and 15, $50. and $50. FOB. My

place, 1 mi. W. Cohutta. B. Hol- |

comb, Varnell.

Reg. Duroc pigs, 4 mos. old,
dam, Proud Beauty, sire Greens
Duke, $30. Newell Rainey, Ash-
*burn, Rt; 2:

20 pigs,PC and OIC cross, 6
wks. old, $10. ea. at my place
on McMurray Dr., S. W., off|
Childress. Spencer Carter, At-
lanta, Rt. 4, Box 487. AM. 9237.

Few reg. Essex Boar Pigs at
my farm, %25. with papers. Bar-
gerons Mill, Sardis-Girard Rd.
R. M. Bargeron, Sardis.

Reg. SPC hogs, bred gilts,
pigs 31/2 mos. old, both sex,

$25:eas li male, 21/2-yrs, old;.

$75. Selling to prevent inbreed-
ing; 1 male, 7 mos. old, $50.,
and) others.
see at farm 4 mi. SE Pinehurst.
Mrs. L. W. Seago, Pinehurst,
Rt. 1.

Some extra. choice Reg.
Fleshy Type Duroc pigs, around
3 mos. old, $25.00; Also few
good boars, 7 mos. old, $40.00.
Ernest P. Carter, Baxley.

Durocs: 3 boars, ready for
service, $50. ea. Fob, crated
and shipped; $45. at my place;
pigs, either sex, 8-14 wks. old,

_| $20. and $30.00; One Sow bred

for 4th litter, about 500 Ibs.,
$80. Champion bloodlines, all
reg. Phone 1443J. James J.
Taylor, Waycross, Rt. 1, Sunny-
side Dr.

Purebred SPC. pigs, 14 wks.
old, $26. ea. reg. in buyer's
name. 11/2 mi. W. Morven.
Wendell Parker, Morven.

Reg. Minn. No. 1 Superior
breeding stock, proved ~inval-
uable in cross breeding, 8-10
wks. old pigs, $35.00; Reg. buy-
ers name, cholera immunized;
Hampshire, Minn. No. 1 Cross-
bred pigs, 8-10 wks. old, $20.00.
James A. Bower, Alma, Rt. 1.

3 PC pigs, 12 wks. old, $12.
ea. Hastings Bridge to McDon-
ough Rd. C. J. Heleotes, Hamp-
ton, RFD 2.

Crated. FOB. Or.



HORSES AND MULES
: FOR SALE

One Red Riding Horse with
white stockings on hind legs,
approx... 750. Ibs., 5. yrs., nd,
gentle enough for children to
ride, $100. H. B. Cooper, Tifton,
Ft. 6; Tel. 980310.

Either of 1200 lb. Mare Mules,
well conditioned for sprinz
plowing, $75. and $150: Also gocd
2 H Wagon; And 4 Shoats, 3
mos. old, $12. ea. for quick sale.

|. W. Sanders, Eatonton, Re. 2.

2 Work Horses, 2 Mules and
2 Saddle Horses for sale. James

Treadwell, Jackson, Rt. 2

Nice 3 yr. old Bay Stallion,
about 700-800
Ww.

gentle, for ~ sale.

| Mrs.







ei ATTENTION PATRONS

The publication of duplicate notices, and notices from
same individuals, among the CATTLE, HOGS, RABBITS
AND SHEEP AND GOATS for sale notices in this weeks
bulletin is UNAVOIDABLE, due to the fact that such
type items were set in type by the printers for issue
of April 2nd ,then held over from lack of space. Prop-
er check of similar items for this week's issue, therefore
impossible before publication. E. H.





HORSES AND MULES
5 FOR SALE. \

RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE



1 Mule, between -1100-1200
Ibs., gentle, good cond. Aiso
Cole Cotton Planter, with at-
tachments for corn, and 1 H
Turning Plow, for sale. W. T.
Shuler, Alto, Rt. 2.

Small Black Mare Pony for
sale. See at farm. Ike M. Wil-
son, Jackson, Rt. 1.

Iron gray color Donkey, wt.
550 lbs., work anywhere for
sale or trade for yearlings or
hogs. Mrs. Bessie Kirkley, Dou-
glasville, Rt. 4, Grays Farm.

9 yr. old mule, works good in
field. Sell or swap for 6-8 mos,
old heifer calf, my place 3 nil.

(College Park, on Scofield Road.

right off Godby Rd. Mrs. H. G.
Bryson, College Park, Rt. 2,
Box 129.

RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE



6-8 mos. old Chinchilla and
ZW .Rabbits, $2. ea.; $3.75 pr.;
a trio; 2-4 mos. old, $1. 50

; $2.75 ea.; $4. trio; I- ay yrs.
$3. 2a.) SOD. -pr.s $8. 50 trio.
Bucks and does unrelated. F. A.
Park, Alma, Rt? 2.

Fine Chinchitia Katwuits, steel
grey, large litters, grow to large
size for sale; Also want nice
large good color Flemish Giant
Buck, 8-10 mos.-old with reg.
papers: L. A. Crawley, Social
Circle, Box 181.

Super- -Wooler Angora Rabbit,
breeding stock, Juniors, $5. pr.:

Bucks, 4 mos. old, $2. ea. Exp. |.

Col. Letters ans. Robert E.
Smith, Cedartown, 623 mer ins
Lane.

Wool King Angora Rabbits,
dsuniors, $7.50 pr.; Bred Does,
$5. Ship anywhere. Phone 3682
after 5 -o'clock; J, C.~ Fields;
Griffin, 1018 W. Poplar St.

Choice ped. Giant Chinchil-
las, Wing Ridge Wonder Boy
bloodlines, bucks from separate
litters, immediate del. 8-12 wks
old Juniors, $4. ea. Buck or due.
Papers furnished. Robert P. Mid-
dleton, Austell, P. O. Box 357.

One 10 mos. old pure Chin-
chilla Buck, ? 1/2 lbs., not fat-
tened, proven for service as
sire of first litter, 2 wks, old,
$6.50; Two Junior Does, 3 mos.
old, $4. ea.; Both $7.; Related
to buck above. Take orders for
8 wks. old, $2.50 ea., early ship-
ment. Alvin L. McLendon Jr.,
Millen, Box 566.

Best wool King Stock Angora
Rabbits, 6-8 mos. old, and 4
older rabbits (goad mothers), $4.
a.; $7. pr. Mrs. W. R. McMil-
lian, Rockmart.

1 Dutch Female Rabbit, good
markings, 1 yr. old, produces
large litters, $2.50 at my home.
Must be called for. Mrs. M. Ritz,
Fairburn, Campbellton Rd.

70 Rabbits, all colors, $1.50 ea.
at 8-10 wks. old; Also few 1
yr. old Does. Write for prices.
Sarah ONeal, Concord,
P. O. Box 104.

California and Heavy Wt.
Chinchilla Doe Rabbits, $4. ea.;
Pair Brown and White Dutch
Rabbits, $4. pr. All breeding
age. Vince Wheeler, Atlanta,
2195 Cheshire Bridge Rd., N. E.
Hx, 23237;

Ped. Champagne DArgent
Rabbits, 6-8 wks. old, $1.50 ea.;
several grown does, $3. ea. B.
F. Bloodworth, Douglasville, Rt.
rhe

NZW Rabbits, 8 wks. old,
from ped. stoek, $1.25 ea. plus
express. John T. Pittard, Cum-
ming.

2 mos. old Domestic rabbits,
e 25 ea. plus chgs. Charles Dur-.
, Union Poi



Heavy Wt. Chinchilla, 2
mos. old up: 2 bucks, one 18
mos. old( $4.00; other 12 mos.
old, $3. Reasonable price. Let-
ters ans. O. P. Foster, Good
Hope. i :

NZ Reds, Jr. Bucks, best
bloodlines, selected for herd
sires, ped. stock, also ped. show
type Sandy Flemish Giant buck,
31/2 mos. old. R. Lamar Brant-
ley, Wrightsville, Rt. 2. g

Giant Chinchillas from ped.
stock, Chinchilia crossbreeds
and Chinchilla-N. Z. W., all
kindled February 1952, at $2.
and $1.50 ea.; Pr. Ped. Standard
Chin., $6. or $3. ea. Exp: Col. J.
H. Smith, Molena. :

NZ Reds. exclusively from
registered and ped. stock, best
show stock; Juniors and few
Seniors, $6. ea. up. With ped.
papers. Horace Coulter, Colum-
bus, Rt. 2, Floyd Rd.

Pr. full blooded: large, 18
mos. old Calif. Hybrid rabbits,
$4.00; 5 frier size, $1. ea. All
guar. stock and good cond. J.
S. Querry, Statesboro, Rt. 2,
Box.

Wool King Angora
$4. ea. Mrs. W. R.
Rockmart, Rt. 2.

NZW Chinchilias,_ from reg,
stock does, bred-or unbred, 8,
10, 12 wks old for breeding
stock. J. R. Lawson, Social] Cir-
cle. Phone 149-W. :

Ped. NZW Does with papers,
approx. 1 yr. old, bred, $5. ea.;
Californias, $8. ea. Lee O. Du-
enckel, Milledgeville, 750 N.
Columbia. Phone 9786.

Heavy Wt. Chinchillas, 3 mos.
old up, 2 bucks, one 12 mos.
old, : $3.; other 18 mos. $4.;
Jumior Bucks and Does, $2. ea.
O. P. Foster, Good Hope.

Angora Rabits for sale. Tom-
my George, Eatonton.

Best Wool King Angora Rab-
bits, all breeding age, $4. ea.
Mrs. W. R. McMillian, Rock-
mart, Rt. 2.

California Rabbits, 4 mas. old,
$4. ea. $10. trio; NZ White,
bred does,.$5. and $7.50 ea.; 1
yr.old buck, $4. Pedigreed and
money with order will ship exp.
Collect. Mrs. J. W.. Bartlett,
Atlanta, 680 Wesley Rd., N. W.

Ped. NZ White Juniors, (2-3
mos. old) from show winning
parents, does, $6. ea.; bucks, $5.
ea.; Trio, $16. Will register Red,
White and Blue Seal; 1 NZW
reg. Sr. Buck, placed 3rd. in 17,
$12.; 2 NZ Red Bred Does, $8.
ea. C. P. Houston, Atlanta, 1991
Young St., S.. E. Phone Dixie
TALL.

Select Breeding Stock Super-
Wooler Angora Rabbits, Juniors
$5, pr.; Bucks, 4 mos. old, -$2.
ea.; Exp. Collect.. Letters ans.
Robert E. Smith, Cedartown,
623 Martha Lane.

3 prs. 2 mos. old Golden Fawn
lemish Giant Rabbits, from
ped. stock, grow real large, $5
pr.; 4 good extra bucks, same
age, $2. ea. Grady Panther, Dia!.

Rabbif8: Trio NZ White, $10.;
One Junior NZW Doe, $2.50;
2 Senior Chinchilla Does, $3.;
One Sr. California, Doe; $5.
Phone: AL. 0617. J. F. Ginn,
451 Metropolitan Pl., S. E.

Angora Rabbits, bucks all
ages, $1. ea.; Pair White Meat
Rabbits, $3. pr. at 21/2 mos. old.
Mrs. Eunice Woddy, Dial.

NZ White rabbits, small, $1.
ea.; also some black and whites.
Mrs. L.. H. Bartlett, College
Park, Rt. 3, Box 120.

Angora Doe with 4 young
rabbits, 4 wks. old, $7.; 2 Bred
Angora Does, $6.; AIL for $12.
Shipped Express Collect. Mrs.
ins Sel. Buckhead, a +
Box (127,

rabbits,
McMillian,

RABBITS AND CAVIES_
FOR SALE

Several White, Gray, and
Brown and Black Rabbits,
ready to breed. $1.50. pr.; $2.
trio. Will ship. Jaines Garrett
Cleveland, Rt. 2.

Ped. Calif. Rabbits, foie ae
$5. pr. Staurt Lewis, Atlanza;
1264 Cumberland Rd., Nie
VE 1072.

y tems
2 NZW Red Does, $6. ea.; Two |
4 mos. old, $3. ea. E. Sturgeon, ay
Cartersville, 346 Cook St.-



SHEEP & GOATS
FOR SALE





Gne Fresh 5 quart Milk Goat
for sale or exchange. for one
that will freshen at later date.
oe Wallace, Hampton, Box

3 goats, miik type, 2 nannies,
1 billy, both nannies to freshen
soon, sell all $50. at my farm
H. J. Dupree, Acworth, Rt. 1.

Pair Nubian Goats, and 1
Toggenberg Nannie, bred, 11/2
yrs, old; $15. ea.; or $40. for
lot. J.-F. Wellhorn, ~ Rock
Springs.

Fresh in ee for sale, Mrs. R.
L. Smith,-Sr., Douglasville, ae
4, Box 242. Pherie 6933.

Hornless Saanan* doe with 2
mos. old hornless doe kid. Good
milk stock. $25. Mrs. Nora
Smith, Arnoldsville. ;

1 Nubian and Saanan - cross
doe, about 9-i0 mos. old, mother
gave 4 qis. milk daily. $15. or
exc. for 15 young hens. M.
Davis, Thomaston, Rt. 4, Phone
257-W-6.

Reg. Saanan Buck at Stud,
also some reg. does for sale. W.
J. Sumlin, Atlanta, 730 Grand
Ave., N. W. BE 5393. :

Pair Nubian goats, 15 mos.
old, and nannie bred; also 1
brown Toggenburg nannie, bred
15 mos. old, Sell or swap ior
Guernsey bull and pay differ-
ence. J. F. Wellborn,
Springs.

15 or more Veal Ram Lambs,
$10. ea. Will not ship. W.'Y: ~
Harper, Wray. ;

4 Saanan Goats, 2 nannies,
2 white long hair billies, $35.
Exchange for equal value. At
Community Church. Mrs. L, H.
Speer, Fayetteville, Rt. 3.

Saanan Milk Goats, does, 2
yrs. old, 1 yr., and 3 mes. old,
all 3-4 qt. stock, $15. and $8,
respectively. Mrs. Lowe Smith,
Maxeys.

One Nubian Milk Goat
Kids.-$25. Mire
Abbeville, Rt. 2.

5 goats, 1 buck, 1 doe 3 wks.
old, 2 does, 9 and 12 mos. old,
one buck 14 mos. all mixed
milk breed, $15. for lot at my
place, or trade. C. M: : Hart,
yo Springs, RFD 2. Phone

dele

4 fresh Alpine Milk Goats, 2
purebred, reg., other 2 good
grade, all high producers,
proximate 1 gal. daily, for sale
my place. See at milking time,
7 A. M. and P. M. Phone 1339.
Mrs. J. O. Goodwin, Cedar-
town, Box 342. \

10 milk goats, good stock,
some milking, some dry, some
bred, some open. Cheap. Sell
one or sell all. Dont write.
Come after. Dr. W. M. Barner,
Columbus, 641 Benning Drive.

3 fresh milk goats, ea. giving
4 qts. daily; one has 2 little nan-
nie kids, other, 1 little billy; al-
so 2 milk goats to freshen soon,
good milkers, $25. to $50. ea.
now. E. J. Berry, Jonesboro.

and 2
J. L. Wilson,

LIVESTOCK WANTED

GOATS:

Want 1 or 2 hornless Nubian
milk goats, fresh or freshen
soon, within distahce not far-
ther away than Atlanta. Give
full description, age, amount
milk, price, etc. W. L. Garren,
McCaysville, Care Fred Gar- ,
ren.

RABBITS:

Swap 3 Golden Fawn, 9 mos,
old bucks for pr. N. Z.. Whites
Contact. Mrs. James J. Ken-
nedy, College Park, P. O. Box
156, CA 1593.



Rect ree

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Editorial By FOM LINDER

Under the provisions of the Agricul-

tural Marketing Agreement Act passed

by Congress in 1937, farmers of pre-

scribed areas producing the same com-

modity can associate themselves together
under a Marketing Agreement and mar-
ket in an orderly manner according to
size and grade.

In the Spring of 1949, following some
rather disastrous marketing experiences,
pecan growers of five Southeastern
States, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida,
Alabama and Mississippi interested the
United States Department of Agriculture
to provide hearings throughout the area
with the idea in view of inaugurating a
Marketing Agreement and Order to en-
able them to market Dee quality pe-
cans;

The Act provides that a minimum of

two-thirds of the growers voting in the
referendum must approve the Marketing
Agreement, and the approval of shippers
representing over 50 percent of the ton-
nage shipped from the area.

_ These Marketing Agreements origi-
nate in the producing area. The purpose
is to enable a more effective method of
merchandising the pecan crop and all the
provisions as to its operation are thor-

oughly discussed at public hearings .so

that each producer will know exactly
what the requirements are at the time
the referendum is held. The Agreement
and Order was approved by 83 percent
of the growers voting and the required

LIVESTOCK WANTED |
: |
CATTLE: |
Want week old, or older Beef

Type calves. State breed and
price. Stuart Lewis, Atlanta, { horse,



1072.

Want reg. Guernsey calf, 4-|
5 mos. old, good bloodlines, col. | 000 lbs.,

| ville.

him, del. to my farm.. A. H.} lars.
Thurmond, Farmington. Ga.

cen producing sections of



LIVESTOCK WANTED

HORSES AND MULES:

Want small, gentle Shetland
pony, prefer mare. Trade saddle
good mule or buy. Advise |
1264 Cumberland Rd., N. E., VE | particulars. M. H. Stevens, Dan-

Want 1. mare mule, about 1,-
cheap for cash. Quote
deep red with plenty white on price and give age and particu-
Mary A. Rhyne;

shippers. It became effective September
20, 1949.

It is administered by a nine man com-
mittee selected throughout the 5-state
area. The personnel of the committee is |

apportioned according to -tonnage pro-
duced in various states. Georgia is di-
vided into four districts, therefore, hav-
ing four representatives on the Growers
Committee, This Committee is assisted
in evaluing marketing prospects by a
Pecan Handlers - Advisory Committee,
consisting of nine representatives appor-
tioned as above, representing the han-

dlers of pecans. Georgia has four mem-.

bers on the Advisory Committee: Florida
1, Alabama 2, Mississippi 1, and South
Carolina 1. The above committees are

nominated annually by the growers and
handlers, subject to approval by the Sec- |

retary of Agriculture.
It was stipulated in the Pecan ees

ment, in 1949, that the Agreement and
Order would be put into effect for a pe-_
riod of three years, therefore, it becomes -

necessary to hold another referendum to
give the growers an opportunity to ex-
press themselves in regard to a continua-

tion of the Agreement. During the latter /

aa of February and the 1st of March,

ight heayings were held in the major
Georgia,
which was to give the growers an oppor-
tunity to discuss the Agreement ahd its

operation. A referendum has been called

for April 7 to 18, at which time every
grower of pecans throughout the five pro-
ducing states will be asked to vote in

favor of the continuation or termunation Ss

LIVESTOCK WANTED

Want gentle saddle horse,
within 50 mi. Hartwell. Advise.
Mac Oglesby, Hartwell, Rt. 2.



POSITIONS WANTED



man,

White, |dairy or tractor farm. 12 yrs.





lore Corn Needed

reliable, sober. Bobby Elmore,
Dublin, Rt..7.

any kind truck. Self, wife, 11

Lis yrs:

_ The records recently released

~ 1951-52 season, 46, 414, 000 po



FARM HELP WANTED :

Want elderly unencumbered i
white woman, to do light farina} man
| work on farm, in exchange for small dairy on sala
home and salary. Write giving|and share basis.
age, etc. Mrs. Pete Coody, eee Broadhurst, Americ
kinsville, Rt. 3.

Want middle aged ee -wo-
unencumbered, to live}Can furnish room, boa

2 families want job on cattle} with aged couple and do light! tact at once. W 3
farm work on farm for board,
experience dairy work. Honest,|and monthly salary. Geo: 8. Rd.
Hunt, Kathleen. ; i

Want experienced white dairy | hon
Want job on farm. Can drive. man with small family. Must be to
sober and dependable. Good 4 | fences,
yr. old daughter, 2 boys, 14 and |R house, bath, city water, light,
old. Neal P. Carrolt, | also milk and good salary. Ap- | to. milk. Farm located





















































worked as oe are dirtetly. co a

Pecan Administrative Committee re
the fact that during the 1949-50 sea
_ through February 16,9, 534,000 pol
pecans had been inspected for si
grade and for the same period in 19
19,283,000 pounds were inspected.
is no restriction on the movement
cans within the area, but. when
pecans move out of the 5-state at
quantities, they must be inspectec
sold according to size and grade. The
ords show that during the 1949-50
- through February 16, 7,381, 00:
pecans had moved out of the area
during the same period, 19.
28,831,000 pounds had mov: [
sons total shipments for the above
in 1949-50, was 16,625,00 pounc

ing this time the actual operat in
pense has been reduced from 25
dred pounds during the first =

current season.

In view of the fact Geondt
last year 50% of the 86 million
produced in the five states and 52
-of the 68,708, 000 he of

and cast your vote in the. referend
cordingly. es See etengs tae

TOM LINDER, ey

2

interested

Want man | to plow
at $1. per hour. Ste

Atlanta,

ean Want middle =

clear past
farm work, $2.50 daily:

-erease in corn production may also be important to Geor-

-.profitable yields of corn.

By George H. King, Associate Director
Georgia College Of Agriculture Experiment: Stations

With an estimated decrease in corn acreage of 5,000,000
acres in the United States for 1952, it becomes important
for the Georgia livestock producer to make every effort to
supply his own needs. This is particularly true of those)
producers who have been buying out- of-state- corn. In-

gians from a corn meal standpoint since about one half of
the corn purchased in the state by millers comes from
without the state.

The Georgia producer may protect himself in either or
both of two ways, first, by an increase in corn acreage and,
second, by increased yields per acre. Regardless of the |
number of acres, every effort should be made to secure the
optimum yield per acre. This may be done by two major
means. First, the farmer should select the hybrid or varie-
ty best suited to his locality.. These. have been suggested
in a recent issue of the MARKET BULLETIN. After
proper seed have been selected, applications of fertilizer
should be made with a yield of 50 to 60 bushels of corn per!
acre as the goal. |

In general, there should be at least 8,000 corn plants |
per acre to take advantage of heavy applications of fertili-
zer. The use of 400 to 500 pounds of 4-8-8 at planting and
200 to 400 pounds (depending on the stand at time of ap-|
plication) of nitrate of soda or its equivalent will produce |

Another way in which farmers may protect themselves
from an impending grain shortage is by the planting of
grain sorghum. Possibly the most popular grain sorghum is
Hegari, commonly called Hi-gear. When planted in
rows, about 30 pounds of seed per acre should be sufficient.
Fertilizing with 400 to 600 pounds of a complete Seer,
will make nrofitable returns. ;



Morrow.

Man with family wants farm,
or hog farm for wages. Wiliing
worker. References. Have son
old enough to work also. Robert
Stoker, Chickamauga, Rt. 2,
Chickamauga Park.

Want job on farm (but no
crop.) Can drive tractor or truck.

Do any kind farm work. 5 small} 2

children wife, self, (29 yrs. old).
Prefer house with lights. Dont
drink or loaf; Tommie Lee
Spears, Conyers, Rt. 1.
Middle aged unencumbered

woman wants job on farny doing

light farm chores for weekly
salary. Go anywhere. Mrs.
Susie Childers, Colbert.

Want job. on dairy farm
(pasteurized). plenty experience.
Dont mind work. Have~- wite
and boy. Good references. J. C.
Goodman, Canton, RE, ds

FARM HELP WANTED



Want unencumbered woman,
or with one child, to live as one
of family and do light farm
\chores on farm for room, beard,
salary. Every Saturday and Sun-
day off. Mrs. Glenn Popp, Nor-
cross, Rt: L.

Want at once, man and wite
aged Christians, for work on
farm. Be able to drive truck, do
carpenter work, etc. Can woKe
reasonable distance. Contact:

M. Pussell, Pee Rt. a Box 2
AMS. ry 2 o




Sheridan, Savannah, oS Waters



ply: C. N. Roberds, Savannah, Co., Middle Ga: 3K hotise
Highland Terrace.

Want at once, white unen-
cumbered woman, good heaith,
and habits, to live in farm home | white or one to live o
and do light farm chores for|and do light farm chor
room, board, salary. Permanent | milking. _ Reasonabl
place if work satisfactory. Mrs. | room, board. Just off

W. W. Ed ld, Stillmore, Rt. _ Rd., Avondale _
; pa um a W. Atlanta. Call Ev

: phen 6847, between 3 an
Want single woman for light sii, Mee Es: Bellvil

farm work on farm. Good
proposition. Write: Mrs. Ed. P. O. Box 186.
Want man sank wife, or

man, to farm. 3 R house, li

Ave.
5 labor |
Want farmer with tractor, or ee hee ,

good Lae and ese core line. Tools to work wi -
self, for farm. 90 in cuitr-

vation, 5 R house, on State Hwy. tae ee Hampton, - -
4 mi. town; Good land, near
church, school bus, mail and
light route. Standing rent or
4ths. See: J. Van McCollum,
Rochelle, P. O. Box 1024.
















































good wage

small 2 H crop. Good hom
right party. J. S. Giles, R
dale, Rt ts 5.3 fn i





AUCTION SALES |

The three consignment auction sales ots the
Aberdeen-Angus Assn., will offer 55 bulls (r
heavy service and younger) and 60 females, all
quality, mostly in just good pasture conditio
some fitted, will be held as follows: Tuesday
Quitman Live Stock Barn; Friday, April a
Stock Yards, Lyons; Monday, A
Barn, Gainesville. All Sales.

: Oe contact. *