Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1951 October 24

om Linder Ci



missioner







_ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1951 |



NUMBER 7









ditorial ny TOM srial By TOM LINDER



Sunday, October 21, the Daughters
Confederacy held a meeting at
ton, Bartow County, Georgia, to
e a marker over the grave of Wil-
Doe Tippin.







illiam, better fendi as
yas one of the founders of the fa-

Wayside Hospital
he War Between the States at Kings-
ippin asked the Soldiers Aid. So-
- of Kingston to sponsor the hospital.







a store building near the site of
marker in Kingston.



he Kingston Wayside Home (Hos-
was established in August of 1861,
as the first of the wayside hos-
s, and tradition has it that this was
FIRST of the Confederate hospitals.
nly it was of the first.

ly 10,000 Confederate soldiers
and gouhdedreccived medical at-
n at this home.









Doc Tippin servedwithout pay in
hospitaland was away from his
ies there only once, and that was dur-
his service in the Confederate Army.
> enlisted as a Private in Company K
he 41st Regiment of Volunteer In-
ry, Georgia, and later was transfer-


























Editorial By TOM LINDER

re Farmers of America and the oth-
young men and women on the farms
e the hope of the future for agriculture
his country. The future of agricul-
e will also be the future of the coun-
- as a whole.

Atlanta, Georgia
Bore: October 18, 1951
fon. Tom Linder

mmissioner of Agriculture

Mr. Linder: |
m enclosing some information giving
ed Star Georgia Planter for

might like to look over
x me of these

Doc Tip-

hospital (Confederate) was first lo-

he following is self-explanatory. The.

shments of Wilford Tyler who

ST AND FUTURE

NFEDERATE MARK

9
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. red to Company C of the same Georgia

regiment. He was discharged at Lauder-
dale, Miss., July 16th, 1862. He saw
about four months of active duty.

On being discharged from the army
he went back to Kingston, there to as-
sume his duties at the Wayside Home.

_ Doc Tippin met all the trains com-
ing into Kingstonnight or dayand

. saw that wounded and sick Confederate

soldiers were made comfortabie, or that

they received treatment.

Because of this exposurehe con-
tracted pneumoniafrom. which. he died
in May of 1863.

Doc Tippin gave his life for the Con-

federacyas much as that of any man
who served in the Confederate Army.

He was a gallant heroa fine Chris- .

tian gentlemanand a great humani-
tarian. He gave freely of his time for the
lost but just cause of the Confederacy.

He slept in an unmarked grave for 88
yearsuntil Miss Leila Darden, of Kings-
ton, procured a marker for his grave.

While at the Wayside HomeDoc
Tippin recorded the names of all the
Confederates entering the hospitalto-
gether with addresses, rank and company
and regiment. He wrote to the parents

UTURE FARMERS of America

- rose so bright and fair or fell so pure of |





of the sick and wounded Confederates e
and kept perfect records at the hospital __

The Daughters of the Confederacy in-
vited me, as Georgia State Commande |
of the Sons of Confederate Veterans, ia
make the dedicatory speech. It was an
occasion which inspired the thoughts |
back to the men and women of the War
Between the States. The people of the
Confederacy were the cream of Ameri-
can citizenship. They were willing to
give their all for the preservation of the |
American Constitution and the rights of |
the individual sovereign states. Finaliy
overcome by unlimited forces, they con-
tinued to carry on under circumstances
which would have crushed any people of
less heroic strain.

The fact that this Confederate hero- 3
was burfed in an unmarked grave is
mute testimony to the poverty in which

the peonle of the South was leit after
Appomattox.

























Doc Tippin was an outstanding ex- ee
ample of the courage and stamina of the
people of the South of that day, of which
it has been eloquently said: No Nation








crime.
TOM LINDER,

Commissioner of Agriculture





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|

facts in making the presentation to Wil-
ford at our State Rally in Macon Saturday

' morning. As you probably know, the award

will be a $100 check from the Future Farm-
ers of America Foundation.
I am looking forward to seeing you on
Saturday.
Vaty truly yours,

T. G. Walters
Advisor

INFORMATION ON STAR GEORGIA
PLANTER OF 1951WILFORD TYLER
- OF DONALSONVILLE

Wilford Tyler, 21-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. P. H. Tyler of Donalsonville,
began his FFA work with one steer and
one purebred Duroc gilt, and today he
has 134 Durocs, 36 of which are pure-
bred. and half interest in 13 head of cat-

-tleone a purebred Hereford.
With money saved from the sale of



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steers and hogs, Wilford purchased 85
acres of land from his father. In addition __
to this 85 acres, he is farming his fathers
115-acre farm, and together they have 45
acres in peanuts, 12 in cotton, 60 acres
in corn, and 11 acres in permanent and
temporary pasture. Over half of these
crops are on Wilfords farm. Wilford
has learned that it pays to have a com-
bination of row crops and livestock.

Wilford has one of the nicest set-ups
for hog production that can be found, |
even on the farms of adults, with regu- i
lar farrowing houses where he can placa
an electric bulb and give the right kind
of protection to take care of young pigs.
A firm believer in keeping his breeding
hogs up, he grazes them on oals and
crimson clover during the winter months

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: SECOND HAND
.MACHINERY FOR SALE

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



New Dixie Maid Elec. churn,
5 gal. Crock Churn and Dash,
$15. Mrs. Paul S. Wilson, Aft-
-lanta, 936 Fortress Ave., S. W.
MA. 3792.

1947 Farmall B Tractor, 2
disc plow, Bush and Bog har-
row, smoothing harrow, 7 ft.
cowing machine, $1675. Trac-
tor and equipment in good
eond, James H. Kent, Powder
Springs, Rt. 2.

Allis-Chalmers tractor, mod-
el C with foot brakes, power
take off, hydraulic lift, model
52 R Intl. Combine with motor,
No. 5 John Deere Mower, Ath-
ens 2 dise plow, cutaway and
drag harrow, good cond., ready
for operation. William E. Arn-
old, Martin.

J. D. Cotton Stripper in good
cond., picked only 10 bales, for
sale. W. M. Stapleton, Lumber
City, RFD.

One C model Aliis-Chalmers
tractor, 2 row planters, distrib-
utors, cultivators, good cond.,
for immediate sale at. reason-
able price. See at my farin.
Tel. Marietta 1170 Jil. Charles
E. Lovinggood, Kennesaw.

One 2 H wagon and other
farm implements. Mrs. H. F.
Mixon, Fairburn, Rt. 2.

No. 40 Allis-Chalmers Coni-
bine in good cond., $356.00; 13
row Dearborn Grain drill like
new. J, C. Rainwater, Ji, Car-
roliton, Rt. 1.

2 H wagon, good cond., for
sale or trade for yearling. J.
H. Voyles, Morrow.

Letz Feed Mill
ground 100 bu. corn, perfect
mechanical cond. Reasonable
offer accepted. R. E. Flournoy,
Atlanta, 2293 Fairhaven Circle,
N. E. AT 3686.

Mule drawn hay press, trac-
tor wagon, Tractor Mowing
machine, good cond, See: Mrs.
A. T. Russ, Nicholls, Rt. 1.

Allis-Chalmers Model B trac-
tor with starter, lights, power
lift, 8 dise harrow, drag jar-
row, good cond. See Sam Hali,
1 mi. Fayetteville, State Hwy.
92 toward Fairburn. No letters.
Harold Nix, Fayetteville.

1 Clipper Seed Cleaner with
9 screens, $50. at farm. J. L.
Sexton, Suwanee, Rt. 1.

No... 140,

11/2 Garden tractor with ai-
tachments, $125. or trade for
pullets of equal value. Tel. 2i-
6457. P. W. Medlock, Stone
Mountain, Rt, 2.

Bottom Plow for #armall A
tractor in good cond. Sell or
trade, S, C. Cochran, Rome, Nt.



1950 Oliver 1 Row corn pick-
er, exc. Shape, picks, shucks, or
shells, $900. Sam R. Wilson,
Woodstock, Rt. 2. (3 mi, Hick-
ory Flat).

One 3 row grain drill with 4

fertilizer compartment, good
cond., new, used about 2 days,
$25. at my home 2 mi, W. Rey-
nolds. Horace. Colbert, Rey-
nolds, Rt. 3, Box 113.

Ford-Ferguson Dbl. See. Disc
harrow, $125.00; Ford-Ferguson
bottom plow, $80.00. Both good
cond. Thomas Lane, Lincoln-
ton, Rt. 2.

Allis-Chalmers ~Model WC
tractor harrow, 7 ft. blade
mowing machine, 2 ft. Middle
Buster Plow, grain drill, 2 H
wagon, 1 harrow. pulled by
horses, other farm toois, for
sale. Mrs. Walter Dorsey,
Cleveland, Rt. 1.

2 DeLaval milking machines,

cream separator, and other
dairy equipment for sale. L. O.
Powell, Newnan, RFD.

New S. C. Case tractor with
blade, Bush and Bog harrow,
used less 50 hrs., liberal dis-
count. E.-K. Smith, Red Oak,
Box 92.

Golden No. 2 Cane Mill with
60 gal. boiler, $65. Exch, for
yearlings. E. A. Barber, Way-
cross, RFD 3,

Wood-Bell City 50 egg in-
cubator, $7.50. D. A. Asbury,
Atlanta, 442 Atwood St.

1949 Farmall Super A trac-
tor with:2 dise turn plow, cul-
tivators, good cond., $1000.00.

ay uckley, Jr., Norcross,
Rte

Lime Spreader on rubber,
300 ib. cap, for sale. W. D.
Milam, Austell, Rt. 2, Box 126.

One 11/2 H Bagwell wagon,
practically new, $125. T: A.
Darracott, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

One recently overhauled B
Orchard type J. D. tractor, ist
class cond. Dennis Smith, Daw-
son.

Intl. Hay Press with rubber
tires_and good engine, heavy
duty type, strong, durable, not
used much, good cond., for
sale. J. T. Coffee, Eastman.

Model H John Deere tractor,
cultivators, distributors, plant-
ers, good mechanical cond.,
new tires on rear, $650. cash;
3 mi. SE Pinehurst. See be-
tween hours of 7 A. M, and 2
P. M. Grant McCrary, Pine-
hurst.

2 roller syrup mill, 10 ft.
copper pan, $75. L. J. -Ellis,
Cumming.

MARKET BU!

SECOND HAND |
MACHINERY FOR SALE

2 tractor tires, Ford, size
10x28, 4 ply, and Firestone,
used as wagon work, not cut
up, treat just smooth, $25. ea.
plus freight. G. C. Harwell,
West Point. :

Mowi machine, dise har-
row, 2 wagon, all --horse
drawn, for sale. Mrs. S. W.

Roesel, Haralson. Phone 137W+

.

No. 15 Caterpillar tractor,
motor in good shape, just over-
hauled, good running cond., for
quick. sale,
steel 8 disc harrow; $325. W. L.
Banks, Fairburn. Phone 6472.

Kulti mower, 31/2 hp gar-
den tractor, harrow and_fur-
row opener for tractor, prac-
tically new, $100.00; Also other
equipment, all my place 6 mi.
W. Eatonton. Mrs. W. W. Wil:
son, Eatonton, Rt. 4.

John Deere 10 hole grain
and fertilizer driii on _ steel,
like new, $275. C. W. Sims,
Marietta, Rt. 6, Blackwell Rd.
(Near Ebeneber Bapt. Church).

John Deere H tractor with
new tires, cultivators, used
very little. Walter R. Gerrick,
Jackson, .R. R. 3. (61/2 mi.
Jackson, road 16). joo:

1 power hay baler with
tramper, very good cond., with
50 ft. rubber belt, for sale. L.
J. Folsom, Hahira, RFD 2.

1949 Ford tractor, plows, har-
row, pulley, subsoiler, $1250.69.
All good cond. No letters. See
at my place. Jack Milford,
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Turner. Peanut Thrasher,
practically new, thrashed 30
tons, perfect cond., on rubber,
$500.00; Also one power syrup
mill with 14 ft. evaporator, A-1
cond., $100.00. C. E. English,
Warrenton, Rt. 3. Phone 210W-

Planet Jr. Garden tractor
with harrow, turner, cultivator,
good cond. bargain. Bayard
Cole, Marietta, 500 Page Street.

Farmall Cub tractor, 1951
model, hydraulic system, culti-
vator, harrow, belt pulley and
wheel, $1000.00 for outfit at
my place. J. R. Palmer, Au-
stell, Rt. 3.

New Mother Nature 150 chick
Kerosene brooder with. heater,
reflector, ete, $5. PP. Exch. for
20 good print sacks. Minus one
for postage. Mrs. W. L. Steph-
ens, Tallapoosa, 47 Stone Moun-
tain St. z

G~ Allis-Chalmers Tractor,
slightly used, with all equip-
ment, priced right. See: Lester
Hobbs, Augusta, 2339 Tuoman
Home Rd.

600 egg cap. incubator, 4
deck 500 cap. brooder, 4 deck
broiler battery, three 100 cap.
brooders, 500 cap. Floor Type
brooder, No. 10 King 2 H Mid-
dle Buster, Priced right. See:
J. H. Hobbs, Augusta, 2339
Tubman Home Rd.

Martin Ditcher, good shape,
mule or tractor, $10. at farm,
John L. Maddox, Griffin, %.
6th St.

Farmall Cub plow (1 dise);
also one mowing machine
blade, both A-i cond. Sell or
trade. Ernie C, Tyler, Monti-
cello, Rt. 3.

Case tractor, about 7 or 8
yrs. old, mounted on good rub-
ber, good running cond., ideal
for heavy work such as plow-
ing, harrownig, etc., $800. Jack
Waldo Duffell, Perry, Rt. 2.

38 row mule drawn Cole
grain and fertilizer drill, good
as new, $75. at my home. Near
Varna. Will not ship. Robert
Bond, Royston, Rt. 2.

W. C. Allis-Chalmers tractor
motor recently overhauled, per-
fect mechanical cond,; Also 200
gal. tank Myers Peach sprayer
outfit on rubber. Mrs. Herbert
Breedlove, Bishop.

2 H wagon, 4 good wheels,
good body except need few
cheap repairs. Sell or exchange
for pigs, cow, oats. R. P. Stein-
heimer, Brooks, Rt. 1.

Brady Garden. tractor culti-
vator plow, 3 ft. blade, all good
cond., $100.00; Also. & disc
Bush and Bog harrow, good
cond., $65. Phone 21-6164. E,
G. Bennett, Tucker, Box 222





$300.00; with. ali:





- ECOND HAND

MACHINERY FOR, SALE|

1 horse wagon, good cond.,| Wan

with body, $50. at my home
near Lovejoy. Mrs, W. J. Ber-
ry, Hampton, Rt. 2. j

1950 Farmall Cub tractor
with mower, plow, harrow, cul- |
tivators, like new, $1095.00. C.
oe ae Griffin, Rt. B, Box

_ 1949 Intl. Farmall A tractor,
lights, starter, power lift, plant-
ers, cultivators, harrow, bot-
tom plow made one crop since
overhaul job, good cond., $800.
Jack Bower, Dixie. ,

J. Deere 1944 G tractor, good
rubber, set cultivators, bought
new this Spring, 6 disc tiller |
bought this year, $2000.00. Tel.
No, 279W-1. M. A. Sidwell,
Madison, Rt. 4.

1 double, 1 single Empire
milking machine, complete
with motors, 8 can milk cooler,
other dairy equipment. Good ;
cond. Roy L. Nelson, Milledge-
ville, Rt, 4.

Turner Peanut Picker, good
cond., price reasonable. See,
write,- or telephone. Lawton
Ursrey, Hazlehurst.

Farmall B tractor, Rome har-
row, planters, 2 row cultivator,
Gee Whiz- cultivators, grain
drill, used one season, Simplex
cotton duster, good cond., alto-
gether, $2000.00. Ruel Stand-
ridge, Commerce, Rt. 4. :

New Pecan Shaker bought
last season, used on about 50
acres, $95. Phone 2-5117 Ma-
con, S. J. Clay, Macon, Rt. 8,
Avondale Mill Rd.

Case S: C. tractor, 1948 mod-
el, planters, cultivators, 7 ft.
mower, semi-mounted, Case 3
dise Bush and Bog harrow,
field forrage harvester, row>
crop attachment. See at Gold-
worth Farm. Wm: G. Mitcheii,
Villa Rica. ei)

Good 2 H wagon, bed worth
more than amount asked, good
cond., $45.00. Phone 2472. May-
nard Mashburn, Cumming.

3 H riding turn plow, riding
cultivator on rubber, regular
cultivator wheels, cutaway
harrow, other plow equipment;
Also 2 plow mules 8 and 11
yrs. old, around 1400 lbs, 3
mi. Cobbtown. Sell or trade
for cows and hogs. Johnie E.
Holland, Cobbtown, Rt. 1.

Cotton picker mounted on
Farmall B tractor, cotton piek-
er mounted on Farmall H, both
practically new, A-1_ cond.,
priced right. See. at farm, W.
M. Clemones, Rome, Rt. 3.

Intl. Tandem Harrow, 20 disc,
excellent cond., for sale. M. J.
Moore, Gray, RFD 1 af

1950 Farmall Super A trac-}
tor, excellent cond., complete
with cultivators, hydraulic
touch control; 1948 S. C. Case
with cultivators, 5 disc tiller,
good cond., corn sheller, Tur-
ner peanut picker. Bargain
prices. C. L. Council, Albany,
Rt. 1, Box 480.

Allis-Chalmers Combine 60
with motor, good. running
cond,, $200.00; Set planters and
cultivators complete for Farm-
all H or B, Good shape, $225.
O.' G. Peek, Fairburn, Rt. 1
(At Fife).

Avery 4, disc tiller on rub-.
ber, discs like new, good cond.,
$150.00; 16 disc single section
harrow, used very little, exe.
cond., $100.00; Model D Min-
neapolis Moline Corn Husker
and Sheller, good cond,, $650.
E. G. Dailey. Millen. Phone
232. i

No. 40 Allis-Chalmers Com-
bine, good cond., Dearborn 13
row grill with grass and clo-
ver seeder, used 1 season. J.
C. Rainwater, Carrollton, Rt. 1.

Hay rake and mowing ma-
chine, horse drawn, $25,00; Al-
so 2 small elec, brooders, 1 in-
cubator, 100-500 egg cap.; near-
ly new tractor Rotary hoe,
small plow, other items, for-
sale. J. H. Smith, Perry, Box
15. s

National Can Sealer, prac-
tically new, $12.50. W. B. Gun-
nin, Danielsville, Rt. 2.

Rubber i
machine, $75.00; 2 H wagon,
$50. Both in good cond, Or
trade for hay, hogs, or gr

| bage plants, 500, $1.25

mounted mowing |.

boiler in g

m

| Want garden
prefera!

cond.,
Mrs. T. J. Grice.
6, Box. 323.
Want Gr A
tractor plow.
Dailey, Flippen.

- Want 2-

Want middle
ree cond, W.

oyston, Box 20

Want Magn
complete with 1
Fordson tractor. A.
Canton, Rt. 4, _

Want good Joh
disc grain drill
good cond L.

IR dee? oe

Want good po
with feeder, che
Samp Smith, Dou;

Want one. good
bean and pea hulle
ritt, Douglasville, |

Want good used
grist mill, 20 to 24
Quote best price. J. |
Swainsboro, Rt. 3,

Want to buy 1 |
wagon. Phone Ca
Presley, Union Ci

Waht John Deer:
guson or Fordson
H. D. Wagoner load
up terraces and
ditches. Pay cash,
small riding tractor |
vator-mower, turn pl
Norton, Fairburn.

Want substantial |
or large Hammer
size, . make, condi

rice, No small size.
ard, Moultrie.

Want good used
Mill nearby. Will pay
L. Dodd, Hampton,

Want 1530 McCor:
ing tractor, 1928 m
working cond. Adv
W. C. Suggs, St. G

Want Taylor Wa
plow with depth whe
be in good shape. Gi
B. B. Watson, Graym

Want good manure
State price and con
Coalson, Conyers, R
_ Want good 2 H ridi
_vator, cheap for cash.
Edalgo, Doerun, Rt.





















White sCaystal Wax
onion plants, pencil
$1.50; $2.25 M. del. PP.
del. Sat. guar. F._
Fitzgerald, -.

Copenhagen and E.

Fresh grown. Ship dai
ty and count guar. E
gerald, Irwinville. Ph
Eldorado _ blackbe
black raspberry cro:
same blackberry, larg

12 for $1. postpaid. Mrs.
Grier, Alto, Rt. 1
_ Ebearing strawberry |
$1. C, Postpaid. Money
Mrs. Lizzie Casey, Wac

Blakemore strawberry
50c C. No order. less 500.
1 plants. Parcel pos'
Mrs. L. B. Landrum,
ville, Rt. 3. :

Ebearing strawberry
extra large berries, 75c_
postage. Mrs. L,
Gainesville, Rt, 1,

Wakefield cabb
45c C; $3..M; }



drill. Leon Phelps, Whitesburg,
Ried. 5 i




"SEED FOR SALE























_ plants, Chas. Wakefield, Copenhagen
; $4.50 | Market Cabbage, Ga. Collard
nett nee plants, fresh, green, prompt
put, shipments, 300, $1.00. 500, $1. a0
ead $2. M.D). Phone 2150. J.
ues, $1. Cc; Crenshaw, Pitts, P. O. Box .

Tb. cap. print] fbearing Strawberry plan;,
ecil see eriey, $1. C; Jewel, Wonderberry,
| Gibson, Red Gold Strawberry, }
50,000 , 75 C; Black Raspberry, 6, 50c.

|Add { postage. No checks. Mrs.
- Blackwell, Dahlonega,

Collard,

cabbage plants,
ale at my farm. | Lona
d Smith, Atlante, Rt. 1

- | Condons Giant- Mastodon

strawberry, 50c C, | Everbearing Strawberry, $1. C;

Lady, Speckled, | Sage plants, Catnip, 20c ea; 6,

Crowder peas, | $1.00; Muscadine Grape vines,

and Cornfield | $1. Add -postage. Mrs. Mae
Mrs. G. L. Shu- Turner, Gainesville, Rt. 6>

ery Branch, Rt. 1. Everbearing Strawberry, Oct.
ollard plants, | planting, 70e C; 500, $3.00; $6.
tting, 40c C; 400,| M; Frostproof Charleston W. F.

5. PP. Solomon | Early Cabbage, $2. M; 500,
lgeville, Rt. 5. re. 50; 30ec C. Full count.
ompt shipment. Mrs. Mary

e Strawberty plants, 7 PERCE Gasien Ri A

a -00, $2.25; |

Se Mell Mashburn, Klondike Strawberry,: 50c C,
| 506, $2.25; Chas. W. Cabbage

and Heading Collard, 50c C;

500, $1.50; Garden Sage plants,

10c ea. Del. Mary Ruth Phil-

lips, Royston, Rt. 1.

Sage. and Catnip plants, $1.

ins grape |
pple trees, :

a ry, Hazelnut
. 6, $1.00; Garlic
0Z.5 Catnip, 20c

Postaee, Mrs. Nel- | doz.; Gourds, $3. dez.; Gourd
inesvilie, Rt. 6. seed, 30c pack; 4 packs, $1. 00.
ascii: Gab a postage. L. J. Eilis, Cum-
00, $1.50; $2.50 3 Se aa ees
5079. Beck. ate | Mtn. | Huckleberry plants,
25; Box 378. ppencne size, 75c doz.; Black-

| berry, Dewberry, S5c doz.; Yel-
low Root plants, 55c doz, Add
postage. Miss Malvie Hender-
son, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Mtn. Huckleberry, bearing
size, 75c doz.; Blackberry,
Dewberry, Yellow Root, 85c
F doz. Mrs. Homer Henderson,
., Gritfin, giijay, Rt. 3.

| Mtn. Huckleberry,

re, and eeesids, . size, Birdeye Bush, 75c doz.;

5 Lawton tT. "| Yellow Root, Blackberry, and

36. c. | Dewberry plants, 55c doz. Add

postage. Mrs. Manda Hender-
yn -and Blakemore : son, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

extra large) astodon Sttawberry, ready

|
ek $2. ial for Fall setting, $7. M; mixed,

keficle Cabbage,
50 M. FOB shipping
- Jones, Metter, Rt. !



jarge
until

bearing

65c C. Dollie Pearson, Dah-

lonega, Rt. 1, Box 43.
Z 3 Red Gold Strawberry, Sie. Cs
Prepaid. roots Mtn. Huckleberry, 75c doz.;
. pped. *}Hazlenut bushes, Grape vines,

Hamilton, = , Box:

Crabapple trees, $1. doz.; Win-
ter Green, 30c doz. Add post-
age. Mrs. James Waters, Dah-
lonega, Rt. 1, Box 57.

Mtn. Huckleberry, bearing
size, 85c doz; Hazlenut busk- |
es, $1. doz. Add postage. Jean
Henderson, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Hazlenut bushes, $1.00 doz.;
Mtn. Huckleberry plants, bear-
ing size, 85 doz.; Wild Straw-
berry, 5 doz., $1. Add postage.
Mrs. Nancy Henderson, Elli-
jay, Rt 3. Box 49. ;

Red Raspberry plants, bear
3 times a year, $1.25 doz.; Mtn.
Huckleberry, bearing size, 75c
-\doz; Yellow Root Plants, 50c
doz.; Horseradish, Hazlenut,

y farm, under | Crabapple tree, Apricot Plum
a M-100 M, 80c| sprouts, 40c_ ea. Add postage.
-|Mrs. Lee Eller, Ellijay.

basket. Phone 3713-! ise plants, 20c ea.; Hima-

3 50c C. will pay
ae 500 Slane, ae)

veroenring Straw-
C. Exch. for print

. cap. Miss Mattie
Hartwell, Rt. an?

Gem, Strawberry, $1.

ckberry, Sassafras,
Dock, Coitsfoot root,

Red Oak, Pine, Wild
and Persimmon Bark,
2 lbs. $1. Exch. for
Ce Mts. John flyers;

: Saude Stolons, by

ostage. Mrs. Asa W. | Hazlenut trees, 25 Chi 5,91;

OW. piacs Raspberry 6, $1.00; At
thousdin |so Garlic bulbs, large, foc doz
eee aren Add postage. Mrs. Robert H.
M. Add postage. Norrell, Ga nesville, Rt. 6.

McDaniel, Baxley,| Ga. and Old Fashion Collard,
i Wakefield, Dutch, Copenhagen
ion ae a Toc C;| cabbage, 300, $1.30; 500, $2.00.

od Del. and prompt shipment.
00; a woe 60 Exch. for honey. L.. M. Gar-
: g, Rt. 1

| rett, Gainesville, Rt. 4.
ge Klondike Straw-

-Mastodon Everbearing Straw-
ne 50c C; Mascadine

berry, 75c; Catnip, Peppermint,
ea.; Mt. Huckleberry Spearmint, Balm, Dbi. and

ng Tarts, Yarrow Hore-

2 doz., 75e; Elberta ms le Y >

{hound, 50c doz.; Yellow Root,
, 85 doz. Add post-| Go. in. Also 1951 Walnut

: Crowe, Cumming,

Meat, $1. Jb. Del. in ist and
2nd zone. Miss L. M. White,
Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 57.

Lady Thompson Strawberry,
150c C; 300,, $1.35; 500, $2.25;
Ee ae ss . Peppermint, 30 doz.; 50, 65e;
Everbearing, and $05 Horehound, Tansy, 6
: GC; Large Pe a, 50c
doz. Mrs. J. Geihoun,
Rt. 1, Box os

onender it at

50 M. Prepaid: &
stokes, Fitzgerald. |

oe Mastodon

Strawberry: plants, $1.
Kittle, Caro! ton,



ison, Blackshear. laya Blackberry, Blueberry |
erry plants. No name} bushes, 75c doz.; Muscadine
y fine berries, 50c C.| Grape vine, Crabapple trees,

print sacks, 3 alike. |20c ea.; 6, $1.00; Beechnut,



Bed,

Fall and Winter Heading
Cabbage, eT 1.00; 500, $2.00;
See erie yo. 50; 500, $3.
PE eWaosdy feat ordon. |

Se ee Blakemore, $1.

C; 500, $4.50; $9. M; Mastodon,
70 C; 500, $3. 00; $3. M; Klon-
dike, 60c c: 500, $2, 153 $4.75
| M; Scuppernong vine cutting,
50c doz. Add postage. Mrs. Lee
Hood, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Klondike Strawberry, 200,
$1.10; 500, $2.50; $4.25 M del.;
Wakefield Cabbage, 300, $1. 10.
500, $1.50; $2.25 M del.; 5000
up, $1.90 M. Exp. collect. Exch.
- ecan trees. No checks. C.

mith, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

ee Wakefield Frostproof
cabbage plants, 500, $1.50; $2.50
M. Del. Otis Conner, Pitts.

Early Klondike Strawber1y
plants, 50c C; 6 Red Gold
Strawberry with each order of
500. No checks nor COD. Mrs.
Pearl Pinson, Ellijay, Rt. 2,
Box 102.

Hazlenut and Blueberry, $1.-
25 doz.; Red and Black Rasp-
berry, . Gooseberry, $1.50 doz.;
Garlic bulbs, 4 doz., $1.06; Sas-
safras roots, 3 ibs., $1.50;
Chicquapin and Chesnut trees,
6, $1.50. Mrs. M. L. Eaton, Dah-
lonega, Rt. 1:

Kudzu Crowns, State certi-

fied, 2-3 yrs. old, $25. M; $5. C.
Maude Hamby, Greenville, Rt.

Spsioton Strawberry, 56c. C;
500, $2.50; $. M; Add postage.
Mrs. Grady L. Locke, Cum-
ming, Rt. 1.

FARMS & FARM LAND
FOR SALE



CORRECTION: 100 A farn:
near Villa Rica, spring fed
small creek, 30 A good boi-
toms; 2 houses, need repair,
Elec., 2 wells, good land for
cattle. Approx. cost $2,300.00.
Consider terms. C. O. Pucketi.
Atlanta, 229 Harriet St. S. E
MA 6144.

CORRECTION: 10 A. 6 ni.
Gainesville, between Dawsoi:-
ville and Dahlonega Hwys.,
spring branch, wonderful lake
site; saw timber, pulp wood. 2
R livable cottage, Elec. Grand
well. Near churches and schooi.
$1,000.00 cash or exc. for equal

value. Mrs. Geneva Maddox,
a 1709 Stokes Ave., S.
Seer on:

21-1/2 A, 5 mi. Atlanta. 3
Ten. houses, rented, modern
home, all conveniences; dairy
barn for 20 cows now in op-

eration; permanent pasture
seeded for fall and winter, al)
under fence. Near schools,

churches, shopping center. $80.
monthly from houses, all good
cond., $25,000.00. with 1/3 cash.
ROG. Harrison, Atlanta, Rt. _12,
Box 32.



SEED FOR SALE



Yard long bear seed, 10c tbl;
Hubbard crookneck squash, 20
half cup; Cucumber, 5c tbl.;
| Pumpkin, 10c tbl.; Hales best
cantaloupe, 50c cup. Mrs, Giyae
Logan, Austell, Rt. 2.

1,000 lb, Burr clover seed, 25c
lb. in bag; 50 lb. Ladino clover,
recleaned, $1.25 1b.; 50 bu.
Chancelor seed wheat, $2.50 bu.
FOB, C.-M. Clem, Rt. 1.

Uld time striped half run-
ner garden bean seed, purple
blossom, guar. to be tender,
free of weevils, 1951 crop, 50
large cup..PP. No orders less
2 cups. Cash or MO. Mrs, Tom
Pilgrim, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Pumpkin, hot, bell, and bou-
qi ett pepper, watermelon, okra,
cantaloupe, half runner white
snap bean, few english pea seed,
Viola C. Brady, Cairo, Rt. 1.

White 6 week, J, B. Wonder,
aeme, cornfield beans, each
fSc pt.; Bunch colored, 45c pt.;
30c qt. Bees Wax, 40c b.; Gar-
lic, 35 doz.; Also sage 30c qt.;
Horse radish, 3 bunches, 35c.
Add postage. No checks, Dollie

Eller, Titus.

Red multiplying onions for
fall planting ot eating, $1.35 gal,
PP in Ga, Mrs. G. B. Patter-

son, ana RL +



; 2

2 cups large spoon butter-
bean seed, $1. exch, for 3 feed
sacks. alike, fre of holes; -Also
dill seed, 25c spoon; dill stalks,
and heads, 35 bunch, Exch.
Write card first. Mrs, Gordon
Leatherwoed, Lawrenceville.

Ky. 31 fescue seed, lab. test-
ed, 90 pct. germ., 99.81 pct.
purity, no rye grass, recleaned,
80c Ib. FOB. No checks. Come,
or phone 6545, Powell Bannist-
er, Cumming RED 3.

Genuine cornfield, and 7 sis-
ter beans, tender, large cup,
0c cup; ammoth Russian sun-
flower, 40c at.; Bushel and egg
size gourds, 25e doz.; Aromatic
Turkish Samason Tobacco seed,
50c tbl. Fred Thomas, Crandell,
Riek

' Dixie reseeding crimson clo-
ver, recleanded and bagged, 90
per cent germination, 30c lb.
C: L.: Council, Albany, Rt. 1.
Box 480. Zs

Jid-time shallot onions, mul-
tiplies in ground, 50c C. Prompt
delivery. No COD orders ans.
Miss Vena Brown, Hartwell.

Champion green glazed col-
lard seed, 4 tbs. $1. or 8 tbs. $2;
Salad onion sets that multiply,
35 to 50 to hill, $1.25 gal. PP
in Ga, Mrs. i T. Halloway,
Ccbbtown.

* Calif. multiplying beer seed,
20 start or 12, 51. Also fall and
winter turnip seed, 50c pt. PP.
Mrs. Earl Fincher, Waco Rt, 1.

Ladino clover seed, cleaned
and pure, $1.50 bu. You pay
freight or postage. Catden R.
Goolsb--, Hillsboro,

60 lbs. home-grown Ky. 31
Fescue seed, clean:d. Mrs. H.
F. Mixon, Fairburn, Rt. 2, Beth-
lehem Rd.

Reseeding crimson clover,
Thornton strain, 1,000 Ibs. 35c
IL. Ship immediately. You pay
cost of shipping. Ira Shiflet,
Dewey Rose, Near Nuberg. -

Dixie reseeding crimson clo-
ver, cleaned, in new 100-Ib.
clover bags, 35c lb. FOB farm.
Tested and showed 24 per cent
hard. seed. Total germination
90 per cent, purity 98.50. Fred
Dockweiler, Cordele, Rt. 4,

Re leaned, Cert. reseeding

crimson clover seed, 35c Ib. in,

100-lb. lots. 40 Ib, in smaller
anounts. H. M. Wemmer,
Mt, Valley.

Vetch seed, mixed, 50 per
cent hairy, bal. common, $14.
Cwt. FOB. George Warner,
Savannah, PO Box 1445,

Frost proof English pea seed,
40c -cupful. Also shade dried
ge, 30c qt. 90c gal. Dried
peaches, 55c lb: AN PP. Mrs.
Leilar Phillips. Royston, Rt. 1.

Green elaze collard seed, tbls.
2%c, 6lbs. $1. Willets wonder
English pea seed, 50c teacupful.
Dried peaches, 45c lb. Mrs. J.
A. Wilson, Martin.

Old-time multiplying Calif.
beer seed. Big start 25c. Mrs.
Ella Green, Smyrna.

100 bu. Chancellor seed wheat
Sanders, Commerce.

Tobacco seed, limited amt. 3
vars 402 Chambers spec, and
Mammoth Gold, 80c oz. $8, lb.
10 Ibs. $50. PP. Also flue-cured
tobacco for chewing or smok-
ing, 50c lb. 10 Ibs, $4. Earl
Stuckey, Blacksheat.

Limited quanity Pcitackey
Fescue winter grass seed, 75c
Ib. H. L. Harden, Dalton, Rt. 3.

White. half-runner tender
garden bean seed, 40c cupful.
Add _ postage. Mrs. Emily
Knight, Geinesville, Rt. 1.

Cert, blue tag Dixie crimson
clover, 40c Ib. Cert. Calhoun
Barley, lst, yr. from breeded
and treated, $2.75 bu. FOB.
John: F. Hester, Monroe, Ph.
5247.

Pine



GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE



1,000 bu. bright, clean, Texas
R. P. oats, $1.25 bu. in bulk,
or you bring sacks, D. E. Akins,
Macon, Rt, 3. Tel 5-7981.

Chancelor wheat, recleaned,
tested, 2 bu. bags, $3. bu. Cash
with order. S. & Grice, Mar-
shallvilte. S ;

PAGE THREE

GRAIN AND HAY -

FOR SALE



Baled oat straw,
Raled Iespedeza hay, $35. ton;
Baled meadow . hay, $30. J. q
Morgan, avonia,

Calhour barley, ist. yr, re-
cleaned, eve: wt. bags, for sale.
B. F, Mauldin, Lavonia, Rt. 2.

50 bu. Victor grain oats, $1.25

bu, Out of this years crop. F,
B, Ray, Comer,RFD 2.

Cokers fulgrain oats, Cokers
victor grain, $1.60 bu. reclean-
ed; Chancelor wheat, recleaned,
$3.00 bu. Fine quality,
large grains, pure, Also, want
15 tons good peanut hay del.

to me. L P. Singleton, Fort
Valley, Rt. 3.
1,500 bu, Victor grain oats,

bright, clean, $1.25 bu. Elmer

Vreisch, Finleyson. :

Texas green tag oats, Ist. yr.,
good germ., no noxious weed
seed, $1.50 bu, in small lots;
$1.40 bu. in large lots. N. A.
Boyette, Hahira.

Pure Sanford seed wheat, free

of weevils and noxious seed,

$3.25 bu. Riley C. Couch, Turin.

Fine seed oats, Texas C-14,
heavy, in 4 bu. bags, $1.30 bu.
Pkor.e 2709. Roger Tanner,
Sandersville

300 bu. _Chancelor -wheat,

cleaned, treated, $3. bu.; Com-

bine run, $2.50 bu.; Victor oats,
$1. bu. (combine run) at the

Meadow Farm. Joe B. Higgin--

botham, Hartwell, Rt. 3.

Chancelor seed wheat, $2.50
bu.; Victor grain oats, $1.25 bu.
Cleaned, even wt. bags. Ralph
S. Collier, Comer.

1,500 bu.: Fullgrain oats,
Blue ribbon winner in county
fair, combine run, $1.25 bu. re-
cleaned, $1.40 bu. FOB Egypt,

Ga George S. Metzger, Clyo.

40-50 bu. rye, 51 crop, good
seed, $3, bu. W. H. Gudger,
Ellijay.

500 bu. Chancelor seed wheat,
$2.25 bu, combine run, FOB my

place. G. W. Darden, Watkins-

ville.

Bright Sanford seed wheat,re-
cleaned, no noxious weed, $3.

bu.; Chancelor seed wheat, re-

cleaned, hig grain, free of wee-
vils, $3. bu.; Reseeding crim-
son clover seed, free of noxious
weed, in good bags, 30c lb, FOB
N. E Reid, Hartwell Rt, 3.

O-Too-Tan Bean baled hay,
bright, not rained on, crushed
corn cob and stalk, good dairy
feed, $42.50 ton. M. A, Hulsey,
Marieta, Rt. 1. Bells Ferry Rd.
(At Shady Grove Church.)

125 bu, Blue Stem Wheat (re-

cleaned, good germ.) $3. bu.
Jack W. Duffell, Perry, Rt. 2..

Good test seed oats, $1.35 bu. ~

FOB. J. F. Lowe, Ft. Valley.
35 bu. or more sound bright

clean Victor grain oats, $1.25

oe W. T. Carithers, Colbert,
ee



FRESH & DRIED FRUITS
FOR SALE



1951 crop sundried apples,
bright, free of peel, worms, and
core, 50c lb, in 5 Ib. lots and up
Add postage. Mrs. Fred Franks,
Hiawassee.

Nice Dried apples, 45c lb. add
postage, Mrs. S. L. Allen; Mari-
etta, Rt. 6 :

Dried peaches,
postage Mrs, Alice Goldman,
Lincolnton, Star. Route.

Nice sundried apples and
peaches, free of worms, 50c Ib.;
Alsc dried red hot pepper, $1. 50
lb. PP. Mrs. Nathan Weatherby,
Pall Ground, Rt. 4.

1951 crop apples, peeled,
sliced, free of worms, 45 Ib.
in 3 lb. lots or more. Add post-
age. Mrs. P. M. Allen, Gordon,
Rt. 2.

100 ibs. new crop bright sun-
dried apples, from Starks
Golden delicious, free of worms,
peel, core, 50c Ib. in 5 Ib, lots
and up. PP to 2nd. zon>, Mrs.
J. M. Jones, Grayson.

New crop. bright sundried
apples, from Stark's yellow
delicious apples, hand peeled,
free of worms, 50c ib, in 5 Ib,



kts and up. Add postage, Mrs.
W, W. Wommack, Grayson

$20, +on;

very =

35c Ib Add



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_ FRESH & DRIED FRUITS



FOR SALE
Nice? dried apples, free of
_ worms, 45c Jb; rough dried
peaches, 40c lb. Add postage.

Ctto Camp. Eastanollee.

1951 dried horse apples and
' peaches, each 75c lb. Mrs. J.
E_ Sorrells, Royston.

Nice cooking apples, dried, no
. @ore, peel, nor worms, 40c lb.
_ Add postage. Mrs. J. H. Law-
xence, Middleton.

_ Selected 1951 sundried horse
apples, free of peels, cores, or
worms, good cooking variety,
40c Ib. Add postage. Ira Hud-
dleston, Senoia, Rt. 2.

Bright dried apples, 50c lb.
/ D, Jone, Cumming, Rt. 1:
: Dried peaches and _ apples,
_ free of worms, peel, and core,
1951 crop, 45c lb, Add postage.
Mrs. Willianri Long, Blue Ridge,
Re, 2.

195) sundried apples, free of
worms, peel, and core, 55c Jb.;
10 Ib. lots, $5. Mostly horse
- epples. Mrs. Ruby Brown, Toc-
coa, Rt. 2,

50 Ibs.or more dried sppfed,
~35 Ib. del, Mrs. Jarrett Gib-
son, Hiawassee, Rt. 1, Box, 12.

Nice 1951 crop sundried
apples, free of worms, 50c Ib.
Also catnip horehound, pepper-
_ mint, balm, tansy, garlic bulbs,
birdock plants, 50 doz.; horse-
xvadish plants, $1. doz. "pp.
Ga. Mrs, Martha White, Dah-

lonega Rt. 1, Box 60.































=



PECAN AND OTHER
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE



Crabapple, Silver Leaf Maple
trees, 25c; Bronze Scupper-
: niong, rooted, 40c ea.; cuttings,
_ 40c doz.; $1. orders PP in Ga.
Charlie smith, Austell, Rt. 3,
Box 353, Gordon Road.

4 12 Walnut sprouts, $1. ea.
_ Mrs. Harce Suttles, Hartwell,
Zant. 1,

Approx. 450-500 Cataipa

irees, grown from seed (1951),
6-8 in., 10, $1.00; 12-18 in., 25c
ea. M. O. Shipping chrgs.. col-
' Ject. W. B. Bass, Swainsboro,
Rt. 1, Box. 174.

Bronze Scuppernong. rooted
vines, \3, $1.25; Black Walnut
trees from Thomas Walnuts, 3,
$1. Carefully packed, FP. ae
W. Toole, Macon, 1381 Burton
a AVE. :

Purple fig bushes, nice sizes,
35c ea.; 4, $1. Plus _ postage.
- Damp packed. Exch. 4 fig
_ bushes for 4 print sacks. Mrs.
Inez Beaver, Jesup, Rt. 2.

Apple, Peach, Pear,
trees, Grape vine, at low prices.
- Exch. trees for good small gar-

* den tractor. T. M. Webb, Elli-
Jay.

now bearing, $1. ea.; Celestial,
setting, Lemon, 50c ea. B. O.
Fussell. Atlanta, 869 Edgewood,
Ave., N. -E.

_. Chinese Chesnut trees, 3 yr.,
_ 4-7 ft., many bearing, Z% yr., 2-3
Ft: few bearing, for sale. James
Hobson, Jasper.

Apple trees, grape vines for
gale. O'Neal Hitt, Jasper, Rt. 3

2 large grape vines,
Muscadine, Scuppernong, $5.00
good print feed sacks, 3 alike.
Mrs. E. H. Tilley, Alto.

Italian fig plants, fruit ripens
from September to December,
2-4 ft. high, for sale. Mrs. Her- |
bert Breedlove, Bishop.



SACKS FOR SALE



Sacks, 100
good cond.,
milvew, 4, $1.
for 3 lb. dried apples, free of
worms, peel; Print sacks wash-,
ed, 35 ea.; Or 1 sack for I ib.
_ t ed apples. Cash or MO. Mrs..
' Y F. Bagley, Alpharetta, Rt. 1.

14 odd. print sacks,

jb. -cap; white
free of holes and

dd postage: No checks. Mrs.
. C, Clifton, Millen
Nice ~ print sacks, washed,

ge. Mrs. Vernie. Herris, ame
one Rtr 4

Cherry

1 yr. growth of fig settings,

1 each :

- ea. Too large to ship. Exch. for

SACKS FOR SALE.



=

100 Jb. cap. sacks, 4, $1.
del, in Ga. Mrs. M. B. Scroggs,
Alto, Rt

White feed sacks, washed,
ironed, bleached, free of holes
and letters, 4, $1.;
small hole: 20c ea. Add_ post-
age. No stamps nor checks,
Prompt shipment, Mrs. Eliza-
beth Allison, Gainesville, Rt. 7.

100 lb. cap. white sacks, wash-
ed, good cond., 25c ea.; 2nd
grade, washed, 20c ea. Add post-
age, MO or COD. Prompt ship-
nent. Mrs. Idell Lawson,
Gainesville, Rt. 8

White feed bags, free of holes,
spots, washed and ripped, 18c
ea, Add postage. Mrs. L. C.
Jones, Gainesville, Rt. 1. :

Print sacks, free of holes or
mildew, odds 30c 2 alike, 35c.
Add postage. Mrs. A. D. Vandiv-
er, Dial.

300 white washed 100 lb. cap.
feed_sacks, free of holes, letters
and mildew, 25 ea. Add post-

ave. Mrs, H..H. Richardson,
Pioupkavile. SRE 4

100 lb. cap. unwashed white
feed, bags, no holes nor spots,

few letters, 25c ea.; 23 ea. in

2] or more. Mrs. Hoyt

Samples, Gainesville, Rt. 1.
Print sacks, 100 Ib. cap.,

ripped, washed, free of holes,
and. mildew, 3 and 4 alike, 40c.
ea, PP; 100 ripped and washed,
n/$35, PP. No checks nor COD.
Mrs. E. A. Whelchel, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 8

- Good quality white feed sacks,

| free of holes and mildew, $2. 50

No checks
V. Fadgett,

doz. Plus postage.
nor COD. Mrs. J.
Jasper, Rt. 1.

Print sacks, 35 ea.; White,
bleached, 3, $1.00; White un-
bleached, 25 ea. Plus postage.

Laundered, shipped COD, or
MO with order. Mrs. J. H.
Peck, Murrayviile.

50 lb. white sacks, 3, $1.25,

25 lb. White, 6, $1.25. All wash-
ed. Mrs. W. Y. Summers, New-

inan, Rt. 5.
106 Jb. whiie feed sacks,
washed, free of stains, letters,

and mildew, and holes, 25c ea.;
20c ea. unwashed. Plus post-
age. Mrs. E. L. Robinson, Talk-
ing Rock, Rt. 2.

Print sacks, 100 lb. cap., un-
washed, $30. C; 33c ea. Add
postage. Ralph Dangar, Wood-
stock.

Print feed sacks, 100 lb. car.,
35 ea. Plus postage. Mrs. Fred
Perkins, Tate, Box 291.

S



CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE



Approx. 500 bu. good white
corn for sale. E, E. Byram,
Douglasville. :

White zorn, 51 crop, _Thomp=-
sons prolific and Neels Pay-
master, -$2.. bu. at Gordon

| Springs, 14 mi. W. Dalton. Har-

ris Crawford, Rockyface, Rebel
Box, 268.

Several hundred bushels
white milling corn, ready, $2.
bu. cash at farm. Tel, M-3631.
Mrs. Hy, V. Franklin, Register.



BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE



Sugar Crowder Peas, 50c cup.

Add postage. No checks, Exch.



Exch. 4 sacks

35. ea.

keoned, 35 ea.;3, $17 Add post!

for white or print sacks. Jemi-
Be Crump, Talking Rock, Rt.

White Tender Half Runner
|}garden beans, 55 teacup; Red
speckled crowder peas, 30c Ib.
in 5 and 10 Jb. lots. Add post-
age, G. T. Brown, Ball Ground,
Rie i;

White, Cream Stripped Half
Runrers, pink 6 weeks,
creasback, white and speckled
cutshorts, brown Ky., wonder,

lish peas, $1. cup; white mush,

Exch. for sacks, Add postage.

Edward Gable, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Several pounde giay. peas, for

oe or coting, large tea-
Add |.

| Manidiver, ial.





Va sibs

Sacks with 1

12:75; BD:

/bu. Add postage.

Beans, .ender garden, 50c cup; 4

white.

old time white hull, salet Eng-

speckled crowder peas, 45 cup.





BEANS AND PEAS ~ MISCELLANEOUS MI
FOR SALE FOR SALE FES ae
Little lady peas, 3 cups, $1: FEATHERS: ike ae Want, some
Purple hull, white crowder, 4] 20 Ibs., nice, new, white feath-] cane. corn, this ye

cups, $1.25; Early 6 weeks, $1.25.
All 1951 crop peas. No checks.
Mrs. Lon Ashworth, Dacula, Rt.

Dry peas, blackeyed crowd-
ers, 1951 crop free of weevils,
for seed or table use, 25 cup;
Purple hull crowders, 1951 crop,
free of weevils, 20c Ib.: Also
quill melon, grows. 12 in.-18 in.
long, 30c tbl. Plus postage. No
stamps ior checks. Mrs, A. R.
Harrison, Gordon, Rt. 2.



HONEY BEES-AND BEE
SUPPLIES FOR SALE



10 lb. pail Tupelo chuck comb | ea

Honey, $3. 5 Ib. pail, $1.50.
Parcel Post through 3rd. zone.
B. E. Sheppard, Savannah,
1222 E. Henry Rd. 3
Good Table Honey, 10. 1b.
cans, $1.; 2 1/2 lb. jars, $7.10
doz.; 65 Ib. lard cans, $9.75.
FOB. Sparks. . J.. T: Holland,
Sparks.

Few cases good mountain

honey, sourwood blend packed
in 2 1/2-5 and 6 lb. jars, 40 Ib.
in less than case lots; Full case
30. Ibs., 35 Jb. FOB, O. H.
Bradbury, Sr., Tallulah Lodge.

14 colonies honey bees and

suppers, gums, $35, 2 mi. W.
Lenox, TSE; Douglas Oe
Rt 2:

Red crimson. clover Roney,

chunck or extracted, 10 lb, pail
parcel post delivered in Ga.,
M. Kirkland, Sum-|N
mertown. ;

Complete queen rearing out- |
fit, 1,500 baby mating hives,
cell builders, grafting house and
up to 300 full strength 10 frame
colonies bees, all Ist. class cond.
John C; Hogg, Thomasville,
607 E. Washington St.

Delicious comb honey, one 9

1/2 Ib. pail, $3.25 PP in Ga.
~yrite for quantity. prices pack-
ed in square wide mouth glass
jars. J. O. Hallman, Blackshear,
Rte al... Box. 106

6-10 lb. tins pure extracted:

honey, $12.; 60 lb. screw top
can crated, $9.50; 6-5 lb. Big
mouth glass jars, $6.50; 12-2
1/2 Ib. $7.; -12-22 1/2 1b. Big
mouth glass jars chunk comb
honey, $7.50. Several 55 gal.
barrels extracted honey in stock.
John A, Crummey, Jesup.



PEANUTS AND PECANS:
\FOR SALE



Large red skin peanuts, 1951-

crop 2-4 in. hulk $2. peck; $6.
J. B. Brown,
Ball Ground, Rt. 1..

1951 crop seedling pecans,
clean, bright, sound, 25c lb. Mrs:
Ramond Robinson, Greenville.

Schley pecans, selected, new
crop, 50c Ib. in 10 lb. lots, FOB.
Charles Gavrett, Ft. Gaines.

_ Staurts aid seedling pecans,
for sale, Send postage for

samples and price. Mrs. W. ps

Fester, Blakely, Rt. 3.

Large, thin~ shell Staurt
pecans, new crop, 50c Ib. del.
by PP. No orders too small.
H. M. Moorman, Lovett, .

Several pounds 1951 crop
pecans to be delivered in Ga.,
or about Oct.: 25th., 3 Ibs.,
$1. B. B. Barksdale, Norwood.

Good red peanuts, 25 lb. M.



A, Hulsey, Marietta. Rt. 1.

(Bells Ferry Rd. at Shady

Grove Church.)
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE.



CANE (RIBBON): =

1,000 stalks ribbon. cane, 3c

per stalk. Henry C. Cofer Wash-

ington. Rt. 2. .

COTTON:
3 Ibs.;

postage. Exe. for





ostage. Mins De; A.
ee Repetto: Rt. & +:

sacks alike. Mrs



eee:





| 25 quart, plus postage.
ARs Carter,

| paid,

cotton; 250: Ab. plas ;
3-nice print }}-
bay Hemcock |} MEP



ers $13. de -or T5 lb. Sample
or. request. Mrs.. Mary Collins,
Gainesville, Rt, 1.

15 Ibss, white

lean, goose |.

feathers, $1 50 dels Sample by.

request, B. Nor-

wood.
GOURDS:

B: Barksdale,

Martin and Dipper, gourds,)

$3. doz. gourd seed, 30c pack-
age, 4 pkgs. $1.: Sage and cat-
nip plants, $1, doz. Add _ post-
age. L. J. Ellis Cumming, Rt. 5.

Nst egg and other small
gourds, five to 20 ea. Mrs.
John Weaver, Temple, Rt. 2.

Martin dipped <nd_ bushel
gourds, 50c ea. mixed sizes, 10c
; gourd seed, 50c C; $1. cup-
ful, Add postage. Mrs. W. E.
Wooten, Camilla..

SAGE:

Fine, dried sage, oe pick-
ed, no -trash $1. pint cupful.
Mrs. Marie. Holland, Dalton, Rt.
2. :

Nice, clean shade dried sage,
Mrs.
Conyers.

Dry \sage in large or small
amcunts, $1, lb, also sage plants,
$1.25 doz. re Myrile Pace,
Waco, Rt. 1.

1951 leaf sage, hand aes
clean, no large stems, $2.
7 ounces, $1.: 3 oz. 50c; one
plants, 14, $1.: 6 for 60c. Post-
Miss Lillian Hardin,
White, Rt. <1:

' Dry -sage, $1. Ib. also sage
a $1.25 doz. PP. Mrs. N.
. Skinner, Waco,, Rt. 1.

WALNUTS AND WALNUT
| MEATS:

Bright, new clean, dry black
walnut meats, $1, pint prepaid
in. Ga. Mrs~T. C: Withrow,
Ellijay.

- 1951 crop black walnuts, $1.
lb. 2 or more tbs postpaid. Mrs.

Sclma Williamson, Warne, N.
C. Rt. 1, Box 32. (Resident of
Union : Co. Ga; but. P.O. in
N.C) :

Black walnuts, 30c peck, $1.
bu. Lamar Causins, Greenville,
Rives



MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED



BEES AND BEESWAX:

Want beeswax also bees in
8 or 10 rrapice bees Shuman,

Graham, -
CHESTNUTS: - :
Want some chestnuts or

chikapins. Advise. H. W, Butler,

-F. M. Unadilla. 3

CORN:

Want 1.500bu. yellow corn in
shuck. Make best prices your
barn also. price del. my barn
at Wrayswooc (on Hwy 15, half-
way between Watki sville and
Greensboro.) R. Curtis,
Farmington.

Contact. W. L. Thomas,

red nest Onions: 300 plan

ly called Feriwinkle) plan

















































State price, ete, per
Adams, Newnan, R.

FEATHERS:

Want 10 Ibs. new go
feathers. Give price- J.
well, Cave. Springs. Rt

Wan new downy. gC
thers, Send sample
p ice. S. L. Calfee, Br
Want few Ibs., new,
goose or duck feathers
price, etc. Mrs, T. C.
Atlanta, 27-15th St., N
4614.

HAY: x ie
Want 5 tons godd hay.
kina and price del. m,
P. J. Woth, Atlanta, 31
dowlawn Ave. N. E. C
Want 25 4ons good ha
kind, and 300 bu. co

ton; >, (0. Box 1045, 4
Want few tons spoi

cd peanut hay, in. bales
Barwick, R. A. Caldwel

~~} wick. ~

ONIONS"
Exc, Gem everbearing
berry plants for button |

1 gal. Or will pay casl
onions, Mrs. J. B. Pitts, M
ville:

Exc. 150> good. straw

plants for 1 gal., large re
white nest onions, clean
not too small, for fall pl
No other wanted. Mrs. Lo!
worth, Dacula. .

Want 4 gal. shallot onio: ;
planting, Miss Bertha C. Dix
Jonesboro. :
PECANS: See

Want lot of good pe
good cond. State cheapest |
per lb. Mrs, EH. Tilley,
PLANYS: =o 2am

Want enough sage. pla:
1 acre land, for cash or
pecens. State lowest pr
Mixon; Rocky Ford, He
Oe

Mt.

Want Vinca Minor %

roots, enough for about
acre land; consider any re
able amount: And if can
my farm in Lovejoy. Mrs. F
n.an Talmadge, Atlanta.
The Prado, N. E.

SACKS:

Want 100 print sacks.
more alike, in good con
sonable price. J. W. Buc



nan, ee Rhos me :









at same hours. Contact: J. B.

Vidalia.

PECAN AUCTION SALES

The opening sale of the Georgia Pecan Auctj ons will
held at Vidalia on Tuesday, Oct. 23; sales
and 2 P. M. These sales will continue throughout
1951 season on cuesdeye and Saturdays of each wee






t 10

Brewton, General Mana









ABERDEEN-ANGUS FALL SALE :
The Georgia Aberdeen-Angus Assn., Fall sale wi
held Tuesday, October 30, at 10:00 A. M,, 29 females and
3 bulls to be offered. For catalog, write: We Beg
Sale Mgr., Savannah % Central Ga. eee





~:





a





Polled. eat cattle patie COWS; +
bred cows and heifers Friday, ce






















p ah Mrs. J. R.
chelle. Rt, 2.





, brown, purple |,
peas for planting.
LaGrange. Rt.

multiplying onion
that make seed
ions,) also old-time


















Calif. beer seed,
Griffin, 516 Kin-



ie smooth or curly
ee J: Ww. Till-






| Woodstock,



4 es Quote
9. lots, Letters ans.
Covington. Rt. 2.
AND FRUITS:

nically grown vege-
its, in vicinity of
ntact. Mrs. Chas.

645 Wilson Rd.
69.








e@ on 3 lbs. clean
ut meats. Miss S. F.
lanta, 64 Third St.

.E FOR SALE

Hereford Heifers,
$20. ea. Y. A. Olive,

deen - Asis Bulls
stock, but not re-
; mos. old, $175. ea.
re at Commerce,
Penfield; Also sell}.
ited Tenn. Walking
M. T. Sanders,

5

ei Asis Bull,
old, good breeding:
g) Short Horn Bull
e so mos., other 3 mos.
Phone 2367. C. E.
Rockmart.

Jersey Bull, Hobby De-
pe, ready for ser-
Pail Star Royal
am. ; Forward Molly
meen production be-
for sale. See to ap-
mi. NE Douglasville.
iams, Douglasville.

Shorthorn Bull, Royal

sg by

Mischief Prince,
Prince Ito Domino,

Hereford | Heifers; Al-
Ich Cow, 2nd, calf,
5. Dr. 'N. E, Peddly-
ichee, Rt, 2:

uernsey Bulls, $125.
Face Hereford Long
$225.: Half White
; $185. Ralph L.
ning, Rt. 4, 5

erdeen-Angus Bull,
old Oct. 31st., - 1951,
milking Short Horn
es, one 6 mos. old, one
ee good oe

oN e130. Phone
Banks, Coes;

| Also Shoats for sale. Call after

ed Hereford Bull, 4)

|Felph - M.

SER: 3s

.|D, Partlow, Marietta, Rt. 3,
_ |Raper Mill Rad., c/o _ Ward-
- | Meade Farms.

LB) cand:

- Reg. Aberdeen-Angus Male,
2.1/2 yrs. old and several young
reg. males for <ale. J. E. peri
er,, Nicholson.

Purebred Guernsey Bull Calf,

buyers name, ready for light
serene; $175. at my farm, 1/4
-on Vega Road, 7 mi. So.
Zebulon, 10. mi. North Thomast-

Ri dee ies

Red Shorthorn Bulls beef
type) 7 mos.-14 mos. old, red
and roar, $500.; Also reg.
Blocky Type Duroe Gilts, $35.-
60 Burt ones Moultrie; Rt.

SApit 10-12 head reg. White
Face Bull Calves, both norned
and polled, weaned, exc cond.,
fine bloodlines. Contact: J. G.
Norris, Newnan Rt. 2, Phone
899- W- at

2 Milch Cows, one with young
calf, other to freshen January,
and one 2 yrs. old, fat bull, for
sale Joe Carswell, Toceoa, Rt.
- :

Five 7.mos. old Bull Calves;

6 P.M. Be. 2876. George C.
Fete Atlanta, 1968 Marietta
R Ww.

Pa cone horned Hereford
Bull Calf, reg. as Roberts Proud
Mixer No. 6630083, calved Mar.
13, 1951, halter broken, for sale.
C .! Roberts, Ball Ground.

Gternsey Heifer, 3 yrs, old,
about 60 lbs. gentle, to freshen
December, $220. at my place.
Rever Wade, Alto, Rt, 1.

Black Atgus Bull, purebred
but not registered, 7 1/2 mos.
old, approx. 550 lbs., $200. See

to apprecicte. Royce Samples,
Cumming, Rt. 4, c/o Samples
Livestock Farm. a

\
ine -hornless full blooded
Holstein Male Galf, from. reg.
sire, over 3 mos. old, $125.
Jennie Jolley, 4 Atlanta, 1338 N.
Hightower Rd. {

Jersey Bull, 2 yrs, old, aout
6. oc bss gentile, $150: : 82mi, 'S;
Callege Park just off National
Hwy. Mrs. Jewel Fryer, River-
dale.

5 Yearlings, grade Herefords,
1/2 to 3/4 pure, 350-600 lbs.,
3 young bulls, 3 heifers, 2 of
which are bred, all for $850.
Dial 21-7614 or write: Mrs.
Louise C. Kennedy, Stone
Mountair Rt. 2, (On Lawrence-
ville Hwy. near Tucker.)

Reg Horn White Face Here:

ford Bull Calves, halter broken,
reasonable. Joel H. Sanders,
Newnan, 50 De aa

2 nice Heifer calves, $125.
both; Also cow Fred to Angus
male to freshen in Feb. $150.
Puone .7275. O. E. Younce, Fair-
burn, ;

5 young reg. Aberden-Ang-
us Bulls, reasonable; Also 4 1/2
yr. old veg. Angus Bul:, for
Baie or.exch. to prevent inbreed-
ing. A, Burgess, Atlanta,
Browns Mill-XJondike Rd., Rt.
3: 3

Reg. Jersey Bull Calf. 1 yr.
old, outstanding breed, for sale
or exchange for grade cows.
Braswell, Atlanta,
1160 Peachtree Battle Ave.

Excellent Jersey Milch Cow
for rent until May 1, 1952 to
responsible party near me. Cow
ig _ gentile, easy to milk, has
streamers. gives grainey, yellow
btter and rich milk. Come see.
Dont write. Frank Cain, Bu-
ford: Rts 2:

Young reg. AyrShire Bull and
reg, Ayrshire Bull Calves for
sale. Lloyd S. Caswell, Ameri-
cus.

Keg Guernseys, . one 15 mos.
old heifer, 1 two mos. old heifer,
two 2 mos. old bulls, Grandson
and Granddaughters bf Riegel-

| dale Melba Emor y, reg. .and
transfrred in buyer 's' name.
See. No letters, Tel. 148 R-2.

E, B. Willingham, Cedartown,

t Finest Reg. Hereford Cows
and Calves, some wonderful
young bulls for sale, Mrs. J:





White. Face. Cows
Celves rae ne ea



1 1/2 yr..old, will. register in|.-

eae T. Cowings, eMeSO RIE





ates FOR SALE

f
Reg. Guernsey Bull, 3 yrs.,
old, Grandson of Riegeldale
Melbas Emory which sold for

_|$30,000.. Ralph Dangar, Wood-
-tock, Tel. Roswell 4442.

30 head | Holstein Cows, 15
fresh, , 35 freshen in 30 days,
high producing cows, Ist. to
3rd. calves. Tel. Forsyth 2957.
W. P. Elder, Culloden.



HOGS FOR SALE



Nice lot OIC pigs, short nose,
blocky type, at my place. Wiil
not ship. J. P. English; Gog-
gins, Rt. 1.

Pigs, $10. and $12. ea, Mrs.
Mell Mashburn, Cumming, RE:
is

12 OTE pigs, $10. ea. 8 shoats,

| $18. ea.; $35. pr. All purebted.

No shipping. J. P. Higginboth-
am, Bogart, RFD.

Cherry | Red reg. blocky type
Duroc pigs, 40-60 lbs., feat.
$25. ea. Exp. collect. H. L. Wil-
liams, Baxley. a

Reg. Duroc pigs, $20. ea.,
good blGodlines, reg. in buyer's
name. W. Ii. Gazaway, Alpha-
retta; ~ Rte 03.
Community).

Reg. OIC 4-H sow, 2 yrs. pla
Dee.-29, 1952, for. sale, Allan
Miller, Acworth.

OIC pigs, short nose, blocky,
from. prize winning stock, reg.
in buyers name, 10 and 12 wks
old, $25. and $30. ea. Satis.
guar. Ship anywhere. No COD.
H. J. Dupree, Acworth, terials

3 long, smooth, modern type
reg. Duroc gilts, 41/2 mos. old,
pasture grown, 100 lb. Co.
Fair winners, sired by. Red
Flash, Univ. of Ga. herd boar,
$40. ea. E. S. Scott, Austell.

Best bioodjines SPC pigs,
$30.-$35.; Male old enough for
service, $55. Cholera in:mune.
Reg. in buyers name. C.. R.
Morgan, Americus, Rt. 4.

OIC bred gilts, 225-Ibs., due
to farrow in 7 wks., reg. in
buyers nam@, $60.. ea. Males,
200 lbs., $50.. ea. Phone. 2595.
W. H. Nix, Alpharetta.

4 choice Red Duroc miale
pigs, out of litter of 15, blocky
stay fat kind, born Sept. 24tit
my place, 1 mi, W. Cohutta. B.
Holcomb, Varnell, Rt. 1. |

S. C. Big Bone Guinea pigs,
stay fat kind, $20. ea.; Gilt, $
mos. old, ready to breed, $40.;
Reg. in buyer's name,
treated. Leon Watson, Unadilla,
P.O. Box=214;

2. SPC. boars, ready for serv-
ice, 7 mos. old, $60. ea.; 6 SPC
boars, 6 wks: old, $25. ea. Reg.
in buyers name. Cholera treat-
ed. Murray B. Gay, Savannah,
Rt. 5, Dean Forest Rd: Phone
49968.

25 purebred Hereford pigs, &
wks. old, $15. ea. without pa-
pers.. FOB farm. H. W. Buck-
ley, Morrow, Rt. 1.
Stockbridge 3762.

Feeder pigs, OIC and Hamp-
sire. cross, 8 wks. old, $10. ea.;
Dbl treated, shipped if buyer
returns crates. Lee Jones,
Rabun Gap. :

OIC pigs, 10 wks. old, short
nose, blocky, reg. in buyer's
name, $20. ea.; 2 or 3 open
gilts ready for breeding, from
F. F.. A. Rabun Gap projects.
Mack Patrick, Voc. Ag. teach-
er, Rabun -Gap.

Reg. Hereford pigs, finest
bloodlines of Natl. champions,
$30. ea. up. Plenty available of
all sexes.. Mrs. W. A, Ward, Jr.,
Marietta, Rt. 3, Paper Mill Rd:
Phone. 2280-M.

Little Bone Black African
Guinea. pigs, for breeding,
stay fat kind, life treated for
cholera, 9 wks. old, male and
female, $19.50, shipped $20.50.
P;-O7-Money. : Order. > :O,><.P:
Sinquefield, Harrison.

Purebred Hampshires, 8 wks.
old. Oct. 10th, half Harmpshire
-erossed with Guinea and OIC,
8 wks. old Oct. 16th for , sale.
James W. Greear, Helen, Ga.
(White Co.). ya

Sey. reg. Hampshire boars
oe gilts, 8 wks. to 6 mos. old,
0: ea. Reg.

Phone



| $25
Saiamies! Witt ship. a Ww. OW, ise
J Alphar

mis oR 1, Box 3



(Birmingham }

dbi..

|roc boars, 9 mos.

-gn. buyers |:

HOGS FOR SALE

Tamworth boars, ready for
service, Dbl. treated, reg. in
buyers name, for sale. George
H. Laing, Jr., Americus, Rt. J.

White Face Hereford pigs, 6
wks. and older, $12.50 ea. up.

Rt. 1, Biffle Rd.

wks. old Big Bone Guinea
pigs, $12.50 ea.; 12 wks. old,
$15. ea. Plus $1. ea. if shipped.
e O. Bledsoe, Carrollton, Rt.

Reg. Duroc male, 406 Ihs.,
$60. at my place. W. L. Yeo-
mans, Lumber City, a 1, Box
102.

7 vey Pomerat SPC pigs, 8
wks. old, $25. ea. H. A. Tem-
pleton, Savannah, 106 W. 36th
St.

Choice quality OIC pigs,
shoats, brood sows, service
boars, with or without papers,
for sale or trade for grain or
hay. W. J. Lyle, Lilburn, Rt. 1,
Care Oraland Farm.

Hereford boar, purebred but
not registered, 375 Ibs.,
my home, Cherokee and Cobb
Co. line near Woodstock, Ga.
R. S. Brooks, Acworth, Rt. 1.

and Gilt, 7 mos. old, from
State Grand Champ. stock. L.
a Singleton, Fort Valley, Rt.

Service Boar, reg. Berkshire,
from litter of 14, Service Fee,
$5.00; also pigs, 10- 12 wis. old,
for sale, $25.-$35. ea. Harold
Higgins, Suwanee, Rt. 1.

Reg. Cherry Red Blocky type

Duroc pigs, 3 mos. old, dbl.
treated, papers in buyers
name, $30. ea. Hoyt Douglas,

Alma, Rt. 4.

Reg. SPC 8 wks. pigs, sired
by Hannibal, son of Paradise,
1950 Res. Grand Champ. In-
diana, Dams by Grand Master,

Jr., Champ. Illinois and~ In-
diana, wormed, cholera im-
mune, recorded free. Reason-

able. James A. Yancey, Austell.

16 OIC pigs, 7 and 8 wks.
old, already weaned, $10. ea.;
$150. for lot; Also Reg. White
Face Horned Type Hereford
Bull, 18 mos. old, 800 lbs., per-
feet cond., $300. Opposite Air-
port, Dallas. J. B. Morrison,
Dallas.

Reg. Duroc pigs, 3 mos. old,
papers in buyers name, $30.
a.; Also want to trade *one of
my best males for nice pig
about same age. Ira Douglas,
Alma, Rt. 4.

_ Several nice purebred Du-
old, around
200 lbs. ea., your pick at farm
for $50. Contact me at Court-
house in Perry. J. Lawrence
Hunt, Perry.

Reg. Duroc Boars and Sows,
150-175 lbs. ea., $45. and $60.
ea.; Duroc pigs, 10 wks. old,
$12.-$25. ea. Reg. in buyers
pave Horace Kell, Winston,

Histol:

Reg. OIC brood sow, Grand
Champ. winner at 1950-1951
Fair A Ganza.in Atlanta, about
350 lbs., no bad habits, 2 yrs:
old, my place, 21/2 mi: N. W.

Norcross. D. C. Mullinax, Jr.,
Norcross.

Extra fine male hog, Black
SPC and OIC cross, about 8
mos. old, around 300 lbs., $60.
2 mi. S.- Lumpkin Camp
Ground. Eugene C. Whitmire,

Gainesville, Rt. 5, Box 104.

One reg. Duroc male hog, 1

yr. old Sept. 23rd, around 300
lbs., $75. Mrs.E. H. Meeks,
Douglas, Rt. 1.

Purebred Tamworth pigs,
reg. in buyers name, well
grown, good bloodlines, for
sale. F. L. Middleton, Darien.

8-10 wks. old OIC pigs, reg.
in buyers name, treated. Ship
anywhere, $25. ea. T. C. Burn-
ett, Quitman, RED 3.

Blocky, Cherry Red _ Boar,
ready for service, reg. in buy-
ers name, life treated, $45.06;
Boars and. Gilts, 4 mos. old,
$35... ea.
E. Taylor, Waycross,
Sunnyside Dr.

Reg. Big Bone Guinea and
Essex Cross pigs, 6. wks.. old,
#10. a. at, ny

Raised







hipped. Plus Exp. chr gs. Fferd
"Wade, Alio, RFD 1. -

H. L. Appling, Stone Mountain,

$65. at | 3

1 each reg. Hereford Boar |

Phone 1443-J., James |

place; . $12. ea.



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE

TL

Half Palomino Mare colt, 2
yrs. old, saddle type, for sale
or exch. for calves or cows.
See at my farm. Ans. jetters.
John Clark, Grayson, Rt. 1.

Good sound working mule
with plow, other farm items,
$50.00. Cash, or trade for White
Face Heifer. Johnnie Prewett,
Albany, Rt. 3, Box 999.

Saddle Horse, good color, al-
so good worker, $150. Mrs. A.
L. George, Atlanta,
negie Way, N. W. WA 0636.

Good work mare, about 1,-
200 lbs., with 6 mos. old coit
for sale. Leon Walker, Atlanta.
1266 Ist St.. N. W. BE 3891.

Strawberry Roan. Mare, a-
round 1400 lbs., 8 yrs. old, $75.
Jess Ramey, Buford, Shadburn
Ferry Rd.

Pair good mare mules; ai-
so good 2 H wagon, walking
cultivator, Cole combination
planter and distributor. Ster-
ling E. Barry, Cedartown, Rt.

Black Gelding Saddle horse,
very gentle, 4 yrs. old, and
some farm items, $100.00, or
trade for young milch cow or
yearlings of equal value. Sid-
ney Earl Hayborn, Donalson-

.

ville. (5 mi. N. Donalsonville,
21/2 mi. N. Tom Easoms
Store).

4 young mules; any offer
considered. Duke Lane, Fort
Valley.

900 Jb. horse, work any-

where, also 1 H wagon, for sale
or trade for cattle, ete. J. A.
Fitzgerald, Pitts. Rt. 1.

2 Filly Colts, Sorrell and
Black, 2-3 yrs. old, gentle, flax
mane and tail, good cond., gen-
tle. Merry Boy and Lost Chance
breeding. W. M. Smith, San-
dersville, Rt. 1, Box 111.

2 mare mules, 1100 Ibs. each,
ideal for farming, 1 grey, oth-
er black. Bargain, my home 3
mi. Statesboro, U. S. 301 Norty.
Jake Strouse, Statesboro.

Good pair mules, also 2 H
wagon, all kinds farming tools,
corn and hay for sale. J. W.
Wilson, Summerville, Rt. 1.

Two 3 yr. old mares, one 3
yr. old horse mule, gentle,
ready to work. Sell or trade
for 400 lb. heifers. H. C. Car-

michael, Tifton, Lake Mary.
Bay Mare mule, about 14
yrs. old, 1000 lbs., work any-

where, $50. or trade for equal
value in hogs, cows, wagon.
Thos. F. Mitchell, Vienna, Rt.

oe



RABBITS AND CAVIES
SFOR SALE



10 Guinea pigs (cavies), 5
grown, 3 sows soon have
young and five 3/4 grown, all
white, mostly pinkeyed, $10.00,
MO. Clarence E. Greene, War-
wick.

5 Chinchilla Does, 1 to 11/2
yrs. old, 1 Buck, 6 mos. old, lot
for $17.00; 4 Black and White
English Doe Rabbits, 1 Buck,
breeding age, $10.00. Vince
Wheeler, Atlanta, . 2195 Che-
shire Bridge Rd. N. E. EX
3237.

Grey rabbits, 4 does, 2 bucks,

8 mos. old, $3. ea: Mrs. G. C.
Smith, Macon, 1688 Jefferson-

ville Rd.

1 very large Sandy Flemish
Giant Buck, ped., i7 nios. old,
best type from show blood-
lines,proven breeder, for sale
or exch. for fawn buck of
same quality to prevent in-
breeding. R. Lamar Brantley,
Wrightsville, Rt. -2.

3 Angora Buck rabbits, one
12 mos. old, $2.50; 3 mos., $2.;
6 mos. old, $2.25; 2 Does, 2
Bucks, 8 wks. old, $3. pr. Exch.
for print sacks. Mrs. Eunice
Woody, Dial. :

Chinchilla, NZW Rabbits,
from reg. stock, plenty, of
friers at my home. J, R. Law-
son, Social Circle.

27, rabbits, mixed, white ae Sa

colored, $2%., or $1. ea,
Jones, - College Park, 314, See

|College St...

141 Car- .
















































































































Chinchilla Does,
California W., Checker Giant | 9

<< Ibs.54

ae woolers,

~ Bucks,
CBA Bucks just right for

me eT Dr.
.

Pee









Covington.

15 Black Checker Giant rab-
bits, 8 wis. old, $3: prs 10

' Black Giants. 7 wks! old, $2.50

pr.: several bred does and
breeding age bucks, $4. ea. up.
Fob. Exch. some for ped. NZ.
Shiv anywhere. Mrs. Sarah O-
Neal, Concord; F. O. Box i04

12 NZW rabbits, 3 mos. old,
some weigh over 2. lbs., both
sex, -75c ea; also year oid
breeding stock at reasonable
price. Will not ship Mrs. M.
Ritz, Fairburn, Campbellton
Rd.

Ped. Calif. Buck, 3 purcored
1 each NZW,

Doe, and 2 grown bucks, 1l

NZW, other Checker Giant;
Also. 20 about 5 wks. old, iot
for $30. Dillard Kilby, Ciay-
ton.

Golden Fawn Flemish rab-
bits, 61/2 Ibs., grown wt., 12-15
mos. old Sept. 14th, $12.-
50 trio; Only 2 trios. Fed. pa-

pers furnished. Biil McNall,
Savannah, 303 Bonavenfture
Rea.

King size Angora rabbits, 8-
12 wks. old, from ped. stock,
good breeders, exceptional
several grown does
ready to breed. John T. Pit
tare, Cumming.

Select ped. Calif Jr. Does and
all sired by AR and
spring breeding, for sale. S. A.
Siede. Vienna, Box 235.

4 ped. NZW Does, never bred,

- 1-yr. old Meadowbrook strain,

and face, approx.
$20. for lot; Plenty

short ears
10-11 Ibs.,
other

oder. You: pay express. Mrs.
Jack Cason, Ellerslie.
'NZW exclusively, ped. stock,

good bone and type, large lit-
ters and heavy milkers, all ages
satis. guar., for sale. Walker
E. Smith, Atlanta, 2684 -Col-
Rt, 8 Ra. 9990.

King size Angora Rabbits,
from ped. stock, good breeders,
excellent woolers, 8-12 wks. old
and grown does for sale. John
T. Pittard. Cumming.

Purebred NZW Does, 8 mos.
old, $2.50 ex.; 3 mos. old does,
ea.; bucks, $1.50, ea.; Lot
of 50, $75. C.. T. Mashburn,

. Rebecea, Rt. 1.

8 White Rabbits, I mother,
4 about grown, 3 young ones,
all old enough to eat, lot for
$10. fob my home. H. F, Seay,
Ellenwood, Rt. 2,

Ped. selected Bucks and Does
hvy, wt. Chinchillas, -Checker-
ed Giants, NZW, $7.50 ea. Exp.
collect. Mrs, Otis Mashburn,
Cumming, Pt. 5.

oocking orders for Ist. of
November shipments of genuine

- Calif. cross Hybrid Rabbits, 2
mos. old, $5. pr. Marion Nash,

Union Point, Rt, 1.

Giant Chinchilla Doe, 3 1/2
mos. old, with ped, papers, $5.;
Also others all ages. Inquire.
Douglas Corry, Union Point, Rt.
a

Pure Chinchillas, 2 does, 1
b ck, with papers, 8 mos. old,
one white with pink eyes, buck
pure, for sale cheap. Letters
ans. See C. B. Word, Moreland.

Beautiful White Domestic
Rabbits, 6 mos. old, $5.50 Pr.;
Does, $3. ea. H. G. Brown,
Ston Mountain, Rt. 1.

2 Chinchilia Does, 1 buck,
good stock, $5. for lot. Phone
1933-33. Robert Harris, Mariet-
ta; Rt. 5. :

Chinchilla Rabbits, 2 does, &
mos. old and 1 buck, with pa-

pers for sale. Ans. letters. C.
B. Word, Moreland.
Earl Wilsons pure blood

strain Calif. cross. Hybrids, 7
mos. old bucks, $8. ea.; Juniors,
$4.-$5.. ea. Mrs. Jack. Sanders,
Men-en. 131 First. St

does, $3. ea. Cash with |



4

Engiish Augora Wool rabpits,
1 doe, 7 little rabbits (6 wks
old), $10.00; Doe, 7 young
wks.3, $8.00; Doe, 5 young (1
wk.), $8.00; Buck, $3.60; 3 aoes,
1 buck, $30.00; 3 mos. old Jun-
iors, $5: pr. Exp. collect. Mrs:
Birtia Woody, Diat.

Ped Black and Witte Duich
rabbits, 3 Sr. does, 1 buck, $12.;
$3.50 ea.; 5 dr, Doss, 1 back;
$10.00; $2. ea. Snow, type.
pers furnished. Trade for NZR
of good breeding. H. E. Wat-
kins, Louisville, 209 E. Tih Si.

Cuunchilla rab-

Pa-

2 heavy we.

bits, from ped. stock, for sale.,

Mrs. Ruby Brown, Toccoa, Rt.

4 NZW rabbits, 3 tiie does,
] buck, one supposed to be
bred, other 2 large, fuli grown,
7 fry size, ail $20.60; 4 grown,

$15. Mrs. Arch Harn, Ciarkces-
ville.
Ealeered- ped. NZW, tvy.
Wt. Chinchillas, Checkered
Giants, bucks and does, breed-
ing age, $6. ea. Satis. guar.

Mrs. Otis Mz aelparn, Cumming, |

Rti 5

Chinchilla Beas Wt. raobdits,

5 does, 1 buck, $17. breeding
age; Black and White Dutch
and Calif. breeding age, $2. 3
$5. ea.; 6 Biack and White, 5
mos. old and 4 Brown: and
White, $1. ea. Vince Wheeler,
Atlanta, 2195 Cheshire Bridge
Rd., N. E. EX 32387.

6 Chinchillas, 2 mos. old, 3
Flemish Giant White, 6 wks.
old, all weaned, 3 Fleniish
Giants, about grown, ready to
breed, $15. at my home. H. F.

Seay, Ellenwood, Rt. 2. (Near
Cedar Grove Church). z
Special for October, Virgin

Does, NZW, Californian, 5-6
mos. old, $5. ea. with ped pa-
pers; Calif. Cross Hybrid, $4.
ea. FOB. Lee Duenckel, Mil
ledgeville, 750 N. Columbia.

NZ White Rabbits, 7 Does
(3 bred), 1 buck, 7 young, $265.
for lot; Wiison strain Catifornia
Cross, 2 does (1 bred), 1 buck,
10 young, ail purebred, $50. for
lot. W. G. Hinson, Dewey Kose,
P O. Box 4.

6 Calif. Bucks, the Great Sil-
ver strain, 5 mos. old Oct. 12.,
$5. ea. Leonard Hodnette, Gab-
bettville.

California Rabbits, purevred,
reg. and pedigreed, just right
for spring breeding, for sale.
S. A. Slade, Vienna, Box 235.

40 Fryer Rabits, $1. ea.; 28
Does, 5 mos. old, Biack Checks-
er, Chinchilla, Grey and Flem-
ish Giants crossed, 20 grown
does, extra large, 8-10 lbs., 5
bucks, $3,-$6. ea. FOB Concord.
Mrs. Sarah ONeal, Concord,
P. O. Box 104.



SHEEP & GOATS
FOR SALE



Saanan and Toggenburg milk
goats, 1 fresh past spring, oth-
ers in August; Also hybrid Au-
guest born kids, nannies and

bilies, and 1 grown billy. Rea- |},

sonable at farm near old ecop-
per mine. O. C.> McGarity,
Hiram, Rt: 2

2 fine purebred White Saan-.
an Stock Buck goats, grand-
sons of Pricilla and Sonnie
Slope, grand charnp. 1939 of
Atlanta, 8 -mos. old, reg. in
buyers name, $30. ea. D. Pet-
ers, Douglasville.

Reg. Saanan Buck at Stud.
Contact. S. J. Griener, Atlanta,
Rt. 14, Box 198.

Good purebred milk goat
giving 7 qts. daily, for sale.

Ss. Helen Street, Atlanta,
2956 Buford Hwy., Rt. 2.

Good gentle milk goat, easily

milked, milking now, $25. Mrs.
Ethel M. Ferrell, Cairo, 824 S.

Broad St.



Mature Does, and yearling does,
all mated to fine reg. Tog.
bucks. Best of milkers. W. A.

Roach. Savannah, Rt. 6, Box
32].
Rew. Saaman males at stud,

also young mates for sale, $265.
ea. W. J. Sumlin, Atlanta, 730
Grand Ave., N. W. BE 5393.

Large naturaly horriess
French Alpine Buck, $35. Fob.

Reg. papers furnished. JT. B.
McCall, Quitman, Rt. 3, Box
62: Se

9 mos. old purebred fog.

milk goats, irom good muk
producers, -ready to breed this
fall, $8; ea: 2, $18.- Tel 2f-
7710. H. D. Guthrie, Fine Lake,
P. O. Box 82.

Large White Goat now giv-
ing milk, for sale. Mrs. R. L.
Smith, Sr., Douglasville, Rt. 4,
Box 242. ;

Up to 100 nice quality Ewe
Lambs at. market price; Also
few Ewes already bred for
Dec. and Feb. spring lams. R.
B. Curtis, Farmington.

| Reg. Nubian and Saanan
bucks, from champ. milk pro-
duction stock, at stud. -T. &.
Bunn, Jr., Decatur, 1899 ON.
Druid Hills Rd., Cr. 5664.

1 Saanan miik goat, and 6
mos. old Nanny Kid, milicer
gave 3 qts. with bst_ kid, now
giving over 1 qt., both for $35.
Cecil R. Brown, Coliege Park,
Hershel V. Lee Kd. Ce
7848.

1 purebred Toggenburg miik
goat giving 1/2 gal. milk daily,
for sale. Paul Snow, Decatur,
Rt. 1, Box 4785.

60 Ewes that will start drop-
ping lambs about Nov. ist,
bred by reg. Hampshire Rams,
for sale. E. T. Owens, Newnan,
41 Jefferson St. 4

4 yr. old Saanan Doe, full
blooded, bred, $30.00; 2- yr.
old Tog.-Saanan, $30.00; One
10 mos. old S. Doe, bred, $20.;
2 mos. old S. Doe, .$15. Grady
Panter, Dial.



LIVESTOCK WANTED



CATTLE:

Want young heifer, 1 week-
to. 1 month old, in exchange
for 3 (male and females) grown
heavy: Bronze turkeys, about
25 lbs. each, Dixie 2026 eve-
nings. L. Pennisi, Conley, , Bt.
4:

Will board and guarantee
best care during Oct. Nov.,
and Dec., for dairy cow giving
at least 2 gal. daily. Write:
Paul M. Coalson, Conyers, Rt.
a:

| Want~2 grade _ shorthorn
heifers, 8-12 mos. old, within
60 mi. radius of Cherokee Co.

Carl Roberts, Ball Ground.

Want 2 Black Angus heifers,
5-8 mos. old. Must be register-
ed. Fuller Holt, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Want 1 young Jersey cow,
rew milking 3 to 4 gal. daily.
Contact, Mrs. J, S, Hobby, Cuth-
ert, Rt. 5, phone 3211. es

Want good, fresh cow with
ryoung calf; cow giving 4 to 6
gal. daily, State prices an other
particulars. H. J. A. Sprayberry.
Newnan Rt, 2.

GOATS:
Want buy some common
goats, reasonable price. State

whav you have. Jim B. Bridges,
Dawson, Rt. 4.

Want up to 10 milk goats,
now milking at least 3 qts.
Must be 3 or more from a herd.
Ne Toggenburgs. Quote prices
ard give quantity milk. Mrs.
L, A. Ellis, oe 121 Lacy
Street.

HOGS:

Want Blue Guinan male hog,
$. V. Brown, Baxley.





Lakeiand.





tools for same and pay or re-
ceive difference. J. B.
Adairsville, Rt. 2.

Want good, gentle saddle
horse, preferably black color,
5-10 yrs.
yr. old girl to ride. H. G. Hal-
stead, Hllaville, Rt. 3.

RABBITS AND GUINEA PIGS
(CAVIBS):

Want 4 or more Calif. Does,
Juniors, .for breeding and one
unrelated buck. Quote best
price and: shipping time. Mrs.
L. M. Foster, Palmetto.

chilla rabbits? buck, 8 mos, old,
and 4-5 does not yet bred but
old enough for breeding. J. Hi.
Smith, Molena.

Want 1 purebred Black. and.
White Dutch doe rabbit, 6 mos.
old. Advise. Jack Scott, At-
lanta, 1796 Myrtle Dr. S. W.

SHEEP AND GOATS:

Want 1 or 2 milk goats, free
of Bangs disease, healthy. Wil!
come after in 100 mile radius.
State full particulars. H.- M.
Moorman. Lovett.

Want to exch. sound beef
m ules for Billy goats, jump-
ing kind; also 6 yrs. good
mules, 3-6 yrs. old to exch. for
sheep, cattle or hogs. J. F.
Wellborn, Rock Springs.

Want 1 or/2. milk goats,
fresh in, preferably hornless,
near Atlanta. Give best price.
ea Cook, College Park, Box
9

Want female milk goat im
exchange for trio or pen
Claret-Hatch Game _ chickens,
colored, whites, reds, spangies,
value of hens and stags $5. ea.
R.. R. White, St. Elmo, Tenn.
Rt. 3. (Resident of Georgia).



POULTRY FOR SALE



BANTAMS: .

1951 Spring hatch Dark
Cornish bantams, highest quali-
ty exhibition grade cockerels,
$3 00; Trios, $7.00;. Pairs, 35, 00.
Jack Altman, Savannah, 115. E.
Waldbure, :

' Purebred Buff Cochins, 618
mos. old, splendid layers, $3.
pr.; $5. trio. MO. Shipped
promptly. John W. Harrell,

10 mixed Bantam hens, 1
rooster, $5. plus expross. Mrs.
eeiey T. Carter, Loganville,

ts Le ee 5

3 Prs. Silver Sebright Bazj-
tams, good. size, well feathered,
laying. good bloodlines, 38.75
Pr.; White Leghorn Bantams,.

Whorter, Trion, POB 656. a3

Golden Sebrights, Dark Corn-
ish and. Brown Leghorn . ban-
tams, young stock, $8. ea. and
up; Eggs in season,. $3. setting.

St.

9 bantam hens and 2 roost-
ers, 50c and 75c ea.; aiso 6 N.
H. Red hens, $2. ea. Mrs. G.
Waits, Macon, #13 -Cenler -St.,
Phone 2-6790.

Bantams: Modern Silver
Duckwing game and white
Japanese Silkies, $6. pr.; R. I.
Reds, $5. pr.; extra cockerels

302 So. Harris St.

Bantams, all ages, for sale
my home. Won't ship. Mrs.
Blanche Blitch, Homerville.

35 small type bantam hens,
-pullets and roosters. H. A. Ev-
ans, sheer 369 Augusta Ave.,
Ss.

half grown pullets and 14 sev-

bantams, $35, for lot. Or will
exch. Cannot ship. Hugh D.



Vaughn, Forest Pa
Box 47. ae

Cowart, |

old, suitable for 15}

Want purebred Giant Ciin-

| Bradberry,

laying, good blood. Roy Me- |.

Bob Clark, Macon, 372 Spring |-

in either, $2.50 ea. M. O. only. |
B. H. Holsomback, East Point, Ri}

cae 25 grown hens, 6}

Resse Mea ewe SUN & i
est AGE SIX $cua MARKET E.
; RABBITS AND CAVIES | RABBITS AND CAVIES SHEEP & GOATS
iG SirOr Ses FOR SALE FOR SALE = <0 erg on .
.|HORSES AND MULES:. |
Calif. rabbits, 50 nice Jr.| Attractive Ped. NZW, ilvy.; Toggenburg, Nubias, and| Want Shetland pony, gentie, ;
*. does and bucks, just right for| Wt. Chinchillas, and Chocker-|Saanan milk goats, some rnilk-|for boy 6 yrs. old. ive best
spring breeding, all ped., sired|ed Giants, big bone, heav,'|ing, one. 3 mos. fresh, fine }price. Guy Still, Statham. |
by AR & CBA Bucks, for sale.| miilkers. Cheap. Spencer] grade, forsale or trade for pigs
S. A. Slade, Vienna, Box 285.| Strange, fartwel', 02 Savan-jor calves. Tel. 2974. Rev. .Roy Want Shetland pony, trained
: noh St. King, Bremen, P. Q. Box. 53,|tor children to handle, at rea~| pr. Grady Pi te
. Grown 5 Doe Rabbits, 1 oe gee ; aN sonable price. T. A. Emory,
~ Buck, red or grays, for sale or Gs..ciue Hybrid Bar! Wusen Roachs Sambo T-9277, vorn| Smyrna, Rt. 1. er
exch. for 1 ton hay or Dixe Calit. Cross rabbits, $5. pr.| April 5,-1950, proven sire, from} from prize vinn
~ Glover seed. white or red, for|Ship anywhere. Marion Nash,|2 gal. dam, extra large, short| Want mare pony weighing | $12.00; pairs, $8
fali planting. H. J. Bower, | Ur*>n Point. haiir; also purebred, reg, Tog. | 590-700 lbs. Exch. some farm | ea. All young Ss

lis, Dudley, Box

442 Atwood, St.,

: CORNISH, GAME y
10 pure Dark
lets and cockere
July hatch, $20.
pullets. H. I
Farmington. ~

= eres
lets and -hens
sale fc fee
ville, Rt. Box

12 breeds of
*choose from: cox
$5. to $20.00; hens
$3. to $5. Hoyt
hanan, Rt. 2.

Cornish cockere
younger ones, $1.7 15
pullets, same price.
oe a tee Os



Parebred mits cr
nice, young stags
oy C: Norris,

eat esa:
from good stock,
ing, early hatch
lets ,stags, $3.50;
Wa: Crawford,
121 Dixie St.
5 doz. or more
breeds * Stags, 21
Claretta, White |
cies, Gradys, Round
doz. ee :

Vista, Rt.

old, blood eet
$2. ea. W. A.
Vvohia, Ried. cies a

2 Texas Blue Bo:
last of March ha
1/2 Ibs., $5. ea.
Brown Red or 4 any
hens, Charles Frott
orest, okt: le

Cornish cockerels,
ed, broad back
2. ea. 2, $3.50; you
$2. All from prize
Coving
Box 135. =

One 18 mos. old

|cock, 1/2 Yancey

So. Ga., $5.00; trio

$2.
$4.50: Mrs. Ed Stor
ville, Rtx 2:

ae trios

Purebred Tassel
stags, for sale. W.
Savannah, Rt. 6,

Pit Games;

hens, $2.50; stags and
$7. 00; Blinker cock ani
$7.00; small stags,

O. Benefield, C

1, at Fish Creek. .

ORPINGTONS:
4 fine yellow

10 fine yellow
ton pullets, $2.25
lets and .rooster, $2

| Marie Holland, J

en weeks old chicks, mixed | drakes,






FARM HELP WANTED





Blue Peacock,
yr. old Peacock.
snnedy, Quit-

a ee ~ shipment,
oe hits a



bite quail, 1 to 30
2 to 3 mos. old,
cond. Prices on
most: ante
Ave, N SENS w




and 40. three mos.
k pheasants, Phone
write. W. H. Cun.



oraville, as

F this years natch
turkeys, 3 two
co peafowl cock



all cheap. Come see.
on Street, Atlanta, Rt.
ord H s Hwy. -
Pheasants and
owl for sale or trade
uae. Atlanta,
E. LA 4650.
ob White Quails, $5.
ohnson, Griffin, Rt.











sy cheap. Tel. Di.

age ea

Ringneck - Pheas-
51 hatch, $6. pr.; 6

"51 hatch (sex

Dorel. Ga. Two:
Wild Mallard Duck
ea. Tel. Al. 0617. J-
Atlanta, 48) -Metro-



lthy Bob White
ks. to 3 mos, ola,
s. Tel. 45057. W.-H.
ee Rt. 4, Box

pad Pigeons, Si-

fa. 7355. W. L. Chan-
a, 486 Cooper St. \S.

1951 match, large
mixed Bantams,
Brown, Leghorn, 735
Bonner, Buchanan.
51 hatch - pave and
sants, $7.50 pr.; al-
a. erst; and nice
$6. pr. or White, Tur-
nough.

y=

healthy pnesoinls
une hatch, $2. 50 and

UTI.

8 hens and cock,
5.00; 30 fryers,
a Silvers, $10. pr.;
S Mallard ducks,

$20, or $5. pr. W. L.
st Aa 1365 Con:

oa ee cee

ck cocks, $3.00 ea.;

25 ea.; Silvers, $7.50

Je Busha, Jf, Toccoa,

: Phone 291.

ok and saezcack Mon-
easants, $5. pr. Mrs.

mn, Cornelia.

70. ney and 10

50 ea, for
Swains-

pheasants, about
Br. John eet

awa, minced pigeons,
also 7 large Northern
ite quail, almost grown,
the 7. Billy Summers,

R. I, & OTHERS
N. He Red roost-
: se - Sorrells,

Sallis. June. 38,
30 23; Mrs, LG

H, pullets, 10 wks.
fn par

Kate Har-













. P, Moss, Atlanta, | 1

Grizzies, $3. ea.;;

25 N. Ht 4-A March 1950
hatch hens, $2.60 ea. Ship if
crates sent. a: G. bot Clifton,
Millen,

80 Red pullets, 7 wks. old,
for sale at my home on Indian
yee and Redan Rd. Mrs. R.

: ee Stone Mountain,
Kt 1 eB 118.

400 Red 4-A production pul-
lets, bred to lay. Breding cert.
furnished, range grown, 5 mos.
old, some laying, $2.50 ea. Fok.

Shipped. if send crates, Mrs. L

hitmire, HA Ri 2:

Di eerea:

2 top quality, prize winning
White Rock roosters, Feb., 1951

hatch, $4. ea. FOB. Mrs. J.
H. Cox, Tennille, P. O. Box
132
HAMBURGS:

28 Silver Lace Hamburg

ullets, beginning to lay, and
roosters, 6 mos. old, $45. or

| $1.50 ea. Come - after. Mis,
Ethel M. Ferrell, Cairo, 824
Broad St. :
LEGHORNS: Sy

50 W. L. large type, 5 tus,
old, some ready to lay, $1.50
ea. at farm. 5 mi. from Fair-
mount on Calhoun Hwy. Mirs,
W. L, Franklin, Fairmount, Ri.
qT

30 Brown L. hens, 50 hatch,

H, Wynn, Woodland.

Eng. W. L., pullets, from 300
eggs a yr. hens, culled, vacci-
nated for pox and new castle,
W. V. Almand, Conyers, Rt. 2.

MISC. CHICKENS: - =
50 young, mixed breed chick-

ens; mostly puilets. Games,

Wyandottes and N. Hampshires,

from small friers to -almost

S, stock, $1. ea. for lot. R.
P. Bomar, Palmetto. ~

TURKEYS, GUINEAS,
DUCKS, GEESE, ETC.:
_ 3 purebred White Pekin
Ducks, large type, 1 drake, 2
ducks, 1951 hatch, $4. FOR.
ey Silas Snipes, Commerce,

L pr. Pekin Ducks, 11/2 yrs.
old, duck. laying, $1.50 ea. Am
9237. Mrs. J. E. Carter, Atlan-
ta, Rt. 4, Box 487.

25 nice Bronze Turkey Toms
and hens, 50c Jb. if lot taken,

| Mrs. I. N. Harris, Sandersville,

Rts id,

4 nice White . Pekin Spring
hatch ducks for sale or trade.

Make offer. Roy Criswell,
Douglasville.
9 White Indian Runner

Drakes direct from Ohio, $2.50
ea.; Leonard Hodnette, Gab-
bettville.

-Bronze turkey gobbler and
3 hens, April 1951 hatch, $30.
or $8. ea.; No chks. Mrs. G. KE.
Blalock, Rome, Eth. Os

100 pure B. B. Bronze tur-
keys, ready for market in No-
vember and Dec., 50c lb. Mrs.
W. L. Garrett, Jr., Sparta, Rt.
te :

Trapped Wild Mallard drakes,
5 ready, $2. ea. Trade for pure
str. hen ducks. Tobe Bartley,
Blackshear, P. O. Box 8

Full grown ~guinea hens,
$1.50 ea. No shipments, B. P.

side Dr., N. W. CH 8455.

12 young, grown gees, $35.
or $3. ea. at my place, 7 mi.
No. Metter. Mrs. J. W. Lanier,
Summit.

sale. George C. Panlos, Atlan-
ta, 1968 Marietta Rd., N. W..

12 April: hatch turkeys, also
tom and 2 hens, $5. ea. for lot.
No shipping. 6 mi. So. Rock-

Cae Otis Ruff, Rockmart, Rt.

30 nearly grown white and
speckled ae guineas, $1.50
ea. Mrs: L. M. Avera, Staple-

_{ton, Rt. 2.

7 ducks and 3 drakes, 1950,
51 hatch, $15. or $2. ea.; also
4 Buttercup (chicken) roosters,
1951 hatch, Bre stock, $3. ea.
Raleigh Pruitt Lavonia, Rt, 2;

_| WYANDOTTES:

10 purebred Tarbox str., Feb.
and Mareh 1951 hatch ullets,





same age,

$1.50 ea. lots of 10 or more. L. |:

Richardson, Atlanta, 4556 North- |.
~ | school,

- 200 White Pekin ducks for |

mart, near county line church. |












Want 40 Ancona hens _ be-
tween Feb. I to Apr. 15, 1951.
hatch. Consider English White
Leghorns, Tom Barron strain,
reasonably priced.
Alonzo: F. ee College Park,
Rt, 2, Box 9

BRAHMAS: :
Want 8 or 10 purebred Light
Brahma hens and_ rooster.

Write. Mrs. Vincent Matthews,
Athens, 1448 Prince Ave.

CORNISH, GAMES, GIANTS:

Want 1 pure Claret Game
Stag, 3-4 lbs. reasonable cash
price. Or exch. Cuban Blue of
equal value. S. O. Huff, Monti-
cello.

Want 6 or 8 Game hens or
pullets with young unrelated
rooster. = Turner, Doug-
lasville, Rt. 2

Want Cornish chickens. Ms _
Hutcheson, Adel.

GEESE:
Want 1 pr. Toulouse geese,

purebred, 1950-51 hatch, and
priced right. Charlie Bailey,
Vienna, Rt. 4.
LEGHORNS:

Want 15 W. L. puliets,-lay-
ing or ready to lay; must be 6
mos. old. Mrs. Viola BENT
Alamo, Rt, 2.

Want W. L. or N. H. puilets,
ready to lay, no culls. Homer

Martin, Jasper, Rt. 2: |

Want 25 White or Brown
Leghorn hens, 1951 hatch. Ship.
Mrs. B. L. Teasley, Moultrie,
RET, . :

Want 100 or more March or
April hatch White Leghorn or
NH pullets, near Conyers. T.
WC. Black, Conyers, Rt. 2.

~ Want 100-200 large type, 3
or 4A W. pullets, about
ready to lay, disease free. State
best price.- Albert R. Barrett,
Wray, Rt, 2. :

Want 10 Brown Leghorn or
10 Golden ~Sebright bantam
hens. Quote best price. Mrs. A.
L. Holloman, Macon, 2568
Montpelier Ave.

MINORCAS:

Want 6 large Black Minorca
pullets and 1 rooster. Advise
str. and price. G. W. Doolittle,
Sandersville.

POLISH:

Want 2 or 3 White Crested
-Black Polish hens, State age
and price. J. D. Bargeron, Sal
dis.

QUAIL:

Want few prs. Quail, 10 to 14
wks. old, or few pr. of 1 yr.
old. State price of both ages.
M. M. Ellerbee, Sr., Thomas-
ton, Rt. 3.

ROCKS:

Want 8-10 nice Barred Rock
or N. H, Red pullets about

ta, 670 Florence Pl., N. W.



FARM HELP WANTED



Want farmer to cultivate 20-
30 A on halves for 1952. Good
land, 5 R house, pasture, wood,
lights, near town, church and
~mail Rt. In Franklin
Co., Hwy., 17, located 3 mi. No.
Lavonia. John A. Wilson, Mar-
tin.

Want middleaged col. couple
to live on place and do light
farm work on.farm. Extra nice
room and bath, plus living ex:
pense and salary. M. L. Tice,
Ben Hill, Rt. 1,

Want reliable colored couple
for light work on farm. Room,
board, salary. Pierce Yates,
Flintstone.

Want reliable couple, white
or colored, to care take good
size estate, able to do light
farm chores. 3 R cottage, elec.
lights, running water,
plus salary. 6 mi. Boston, 14
mi. Thomasville. T. H. John-
son, Boston, Rt. 1, Care Old
Parker Place.

Want immediately, Ford trac-
tor driver to hel with grow-
ing of beef cattle and hogs.
Good house, elec. lights, $20.



weekly sal for 41/2 days.
Ae Be elie Ri 1, Box

ANGONAS: 2) 3

ready to lay, Call BE 2005 or |
write. Mrs. P. P. Wood, Atlan--

wood,

Want single man to do fama
work at once on farm for room,
board,and -$10. weekly salary.
M. F. Jones, Metter, Kt. 1.

Want white man and wife
from country, 30-45 yrs. old,
healthy, references, ior regu-
lar year around work on chick-
en, turkey, and stock farm.
Reasonable salary. Furnish
house and groceries, No drunks
nor drifters wanted. Mrs. Hei-
en Street, Atlanta, Rt. 2

Want responsible white or
colored man to cultivate 25-30)
acres with tractor. Experienced
with cattle. 5 R house, lights,
running water, school bus Rt.,

ment for good man. G. N.
Brown, Atlanta, 327 Lakemore
Dr. NW. CH 0368.

Want couple, white or color-
ed, middle age, with good ref-
erences, for light work on
farm. Extra good salary to
right couple. Good house with
bath, heat, lignts furnished.
Near Atlanta. C. R. Long, At-
lanta, 4360 Peachtree-D un-
woody Rd., Zone 5.

Want reliable sober couple
for extra good small farm iand,
pasture, wood, elec. furnished,
4 R house. Lawrenceville Hwy.
3 mi. Tucker. Mrs. Louise C.
Kennedy, Stone Mountain, Rt.

Want family of four to inake
corn and cotton crop. Good
land, well water, lights, school
bus route. P. F. Newby, Wild-
wood.

Want farmer for 1952 to.
rraise melons, potatoes, peas,
corn, cotton on 50-50 basis.
Good land, mules, tools, no

tractor, good market. 4
house, 9 mi, Columbus. G. G.
Parkman, Columbus, 2630
Lumpkin Rd.

to farm on shares or salary
basis. 54 acres with tractor,
small house; modern conyeni-
ences. Ethel Long, Dublin, Rt.
5:

Want unencumbered white
man to live in home with me
and help with cattle, hogs, oth-
er light farm chores. Am alone.
No drunkards .need apply. P.
H. Woodard, Chauncy.

Want colored couple witir
family 12 yrs. or older, to help
with work in truck garden, ete.
on farm, All to work and paid
accordingly. New house, lights,
water. Write or see. E. -T.
Spieks, Decatur, 5185 Coving-
ton Rd. Cr. 0691.

Want settled couple to live
on farm, care . for
tend small acreage, do some
pasture work. Furnish house
with lights, pay $50. monthly.

-| Also furnish milk cow. 1 mi.

No Macon, C. Lamar Crutch-
field, Round Oak, Rt. 1,

Want middle age white man
and wife to do light farm work
near Jonesboro. Will furnish
room, board, small salary. W.
A. Holloway, Jonesboro, Rt. i.

Want man and wife, 30-45
yrs. old for. Work on farm, No
row crops. Raise pecans, pas-

ture, cattle, and seed. Desire
man experienced with com-
bine, other machinery. Good
new 4 R brick house. Tel. 2-

5117 Macon, S. J. Clay, Macon,
Rt. 3, Avondale Mill Rd.

Want unencumbered woman
for light farm work on smali
farm. Room, board and small
salary. Phone Chamblee 4686
or write. Mrs. H, R. Jones,
Chamblee, Rt. 2, 187
(Lucker Rd.).

Want couple for small truck
farm, 2 mi. Decatur, Live in
house with me. Elec., near bus

Box

line. Mrs. B. F, Hudgins, De-
catur, 853 Columbia Dr., DE
8555.

Can use sev. families, white

or colored, work on farm on
shares, also want farni man-
ager, who can handle machin-
ery and drive tractor, with
some knowledge of carpentry.
W. B. Spearman, Social Circle.

Heavy 2 H crop, 3 KR house,
large rooms, Elec. lights. School
bus by door. Near church. Con-
venient farm. Near store, road
under construction for pave-
ment. See or write. Satisfactory
basis agreed upon. Wyatt Hain-



by, Cumming, Rt. 3.



4 mi. Roswell. Salary advance- ce

~ Want at once man and wite.

4

livestock, ,

Want family that can.
tractor and truck, experienced
generat farm

bottoms in corn, vegetables for
next year.
well in yard,

us?

ula.
Want sober White farmer to

4ths. Must furnish self. 4 R
house, barn, elec., good pasture.

Christian character to live in
home as one of family on farm

and help with light farm chores,
Consider 1 child. Must be clean
healthy. Room, board,
Mrs, J: S, Turner. Macon, 4207
Mikado Ave.

Want white or colored ferhe
er for poultry farra, 3 brooder
houses, 3,000 cap. each; Small
3 R house, all milk and butter

T.unsford, Talking Rock, Rt. 1.

ly to operate dairy located 1
mile town, Contact,
Rentz. _ 2

Want farmer with tractor or
good stock for 90 A land in

mail and school route,

O. Box 1024.

Want good farmer, white 3 or

RR | colored, for 128 A farm, good

A-1 land, References exchang-
ed. Write or come see. 5 mi.
Athens near Farmers Market,
school and mail route. Mrs.
Nora Bellew, Athens, Box 1204.

a halves; Also land to tend,
6 R house, good pasture, barn,

on satisfactory basis. Mrs. J, M.
*W. Brown, Martin.

Want.farmers for 2 H farms
on 38rds, and 4ths.,
house, REA lights,mail and bus
route, barn, pasture, with run-
ning water, plenty wood, good
land. Near church, 3 mi, E.

renceville, Rt, 2.

Want farmer for 25 A capa
cotton land on halves. 1 1/2 mi.
Jersey, Ga., school bus line, 3
R house, with big hall, water
in yard, barn. Have Model M.
1 Row Tractor.. Write or see.
Mrs. Mozelle B. East, Coving-
ton, Rt, 3:

Want farmer for 5 H farm,
2-3 farm on standing rent or
shares, Paved road, 30 mi. So.

Annie Malow, Griffin, 436 S.
Hill St.

Want settled white woman:
with good morals to live in
home with elderly woman and
do light farm work on farm
for small salary and board, No
milking. Mrs. Dawson Teague.
Augusta, 2116 Richmond Ave.

\ ant man for good farm,
chicken house, stock, farm,
tools, near Buford Hwy., 5 mi,
Lav renceville, mail route, Sat-
isfactory basis. J. B. Ledford,
Lawrenceville, Rt. 1.

Want farmer for oa or
small crop (up to 75 A land,)
3 houses, Standing rent. See
at night or Sunday. Frank
Estranko, Bremen, 626 Atlan-
tic St.

Want unencumbered white

woman of good character to
help withlight farm chores on

farm. Live with family or have
private house, Good pay for
1 ht per;on. Leon Phelps,
Whitesburg, Rt. 1.

Want good colored. man with
family, experienced tractor
driving, to farm 130 A fine cot-
ton -land on salary or share
crop basis. House furnished. 2
m.
boro Hastings Rd. James Jack-
sm, McDonough, Rt. 3.

Want young married man
with small family to work c:
tle. farm. Permanent position.





References given and required.
lw. H. Adams. Madison.

FARM HELP WANTED

work: on farm;
$4. daily for tractor operator,
$3.50 daily other work. Prefer
one interested in planting good

H. Y: Grant,

cultivation, peanut acreage (20
A),.4 mi. town on State Hwy.
5 Ro
house, near church and store. .
J. Van McCollum, Rochelle, P. *F

W. McDonough on Jones-

run |

Gocd house, lights,
12 miles No.
Columbus-/ tlanta Hwy. Can
my 1 1/2 ton truck to
move self. E. Thompson os

cultivate 2 H crop cr 3rds. and ~~

- W. Stripland, Cumming, Rt.

Want white woman of good s
with all modern conveniences, a

sees :

yao

can use, on halves. Mrs. J. O.

Want reliable man with, fami-

Want party to raise chickens

good 6 R

Grafson, Ga. B. L, Cheek, Law- -

Atlanta, we: Fayetteville, elec.
lights, telephone, school bus
route, near churches. Miss












































































































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FUTURE FARMERS

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and on lespedeza in the summer. Those
hogs sold for butchering are fattened on
peanuts.

At the age of 20, young Tyler had
made a total investment in farming of
$5,002.14, having purchased 85 acres of
farm land, livestock, and half interest in
a truck, tractor and all equipment.

As a Future Farmer, Wilford inas par-

division and reserve grand



" MARKET BULLETIN =

nd Ras ts

ticipated in fat barrow and fat cattle
shows for the past several years, showing
the grand champion steer in the FFA
champion
steer in the Seminole county calf and cat-
tle show last year. President of his local
FFA chapter for two years, he has also
served as Vice President of his freshman
and sophomore classes, member of the
FFA constitution committee, FFA super-
vised farming committee, and dramatics
club, and he has participated in the chap-



work at Donalsonville hig

| ture a pleasant job rather tha











ter home improvement, pu
corn, and winter grazing.
sturdy 185-pounder also
tackle on the first string
school football team. He

May.

The cooperative spirit of 1
his parents makes teaching

one, says eee bas: ad
Baker.



FARM. HELP WANTED

FARM HELP WANTED

POSITIONS WANTED



Want dependabie famiiy for
2 H or 3 H farm on 3rds and
4ihs. 4 R house, barn, pasture,
good land, all good cond., REA
line, school bus line near Veal.
L. L. Cuipepper, Roopville, Rt.
i

Want couple to do light work
on farm, repairs needed, chick-
ens and garden to tend. No
drunks wanted. Mrs. B. J. Wil-
Jiams, Brooklet, Rt. 2.

s

fam-
work
mule

Want man with small
ily, white or colored, ior
on cattle farm, some
work, truck and tractor driv-
ing. 4k house, lights, water,
milk, wood, greens, $2.50 daily.

Will move party. No drunks.
L. C. Davis, Newnan, Rt. 3.
Want middle age colored

couple, sober, honest, reliable,
to work on farm. No row crops.
Good proposition for good
famiiy. Give 3 names of for-
mer employers. J. P. Nichol-
son, Athens, Rt. 2:

Want large family with trac-
tor and equipment to cultivate
4 H farm on 50-50 basis. Good
land, elec. lights, school route.
M. L. Sheppard, Louisville, Rt.
1 Box < 76.

Want man to work 6 barrel
stand turpentine and 1 or 2 H
farm for 1952-on halves. Mail,
school route, elec. line. See at
once. Will move party. B. B.
Strange, Swainsboro, Rt. 4.

Want 2 large families to
grow tobacco on shares. I fur-
nish stock and half of ferti-
lizer. Have irrigation systera
and plenty water, REA, school
bus route. White or colored.
Can inoye now. Give refer-
ences. N. A. Boyette, Hahira.

Want good sober reliable
farm family to work small 1
H crop on halves, 5 or 6 acres
in: cotton; 10 or 12 sA corn,
good land, stock, tools, Must
be able to cun self, and move
self.) 1/2:ami. Cleveland, White
Co. Ga. K. S. Price, Cleveland,
Rt: Ay

Want setiled woman to live
as one of family on farm and
d_ light farm chores for couple.
Good home for right party. 6
mi. Gainesville on Hwy, 23.
Mrs. R. C. Hughes, Flowery
Branch, Rt. 3.

Want white woman, middle
age, healthy, unencumbered, to
do light work on farm, for
sn all salary, board, live as one
ot family. Mrs. Walter E. Og-
den, Odum.

Want white or colored fami-
ly to operate 2 H Jarm on
halves. Must be able to operate
tractor, cultivators, planters,
Good 4 R house, elec. lights,
good well, plenty water, school
and mail route, 5 mi. So. Jones-
buro, 1 1/2 mi. Hwy, 41. Week-
ly pay. Alex H. Stephens,
Jonesboro, RFD. *

Want immediately, farmer
with small family as caretaker,
znd for light farming on farm.
Good 3 R house, elec., water,
barn, modern tractor equip.;
Feved road, 18 mi. Atlanta,
school, stores, church nearby.
Only sober, christian, -reliable,
m'.n need apply. G. B. Brooke,
Atlanta, P, O. Box 1723.

Want white man and wife,
christians preferred, to live on
place . and do farm work on
farm for house, lights, water,
fuel. -B. C. Langley, Atlanta,
pee Flat Shoals, oabehs. Crys

DeKalb Co.,



Want reliable couple for light
farm work on farm, 3 R house,
lights, fuel furnished. Small
salary. Phone Atlanta Cy. 9984,
or write or see, C. D. Merri-
man, Ellenwood.

Want single man, or man and
wife, to do farm work and
carpenter. work on farm in
near Avondale
Estates.. Year around work.
Can furnish two room house
with lights, water, elec., wood,
reasonable weekly salary. No
drunks. J. H. Tribble, Atlanta,
277 Capital Ave., S. W.

Want young man, preferably
Agriculture student, to take
over large fertile farm, well
located. All modern farm

References required. Percentage |

basis. E. K. Fowler Athens.

Want family to work on
farm. Can furnish work year
around, House, wood. All mem-
bers of family must be 16 years
old or above; Also want family
with enough force to work
4 H crop on 50-50 basis, good
Jand,. good houses: 15 yrs. old
or older. W. M. Clemones,
Rome, R%, 3.

Want an experienced dairy
man to milk 100 cows, manage
labor, near school. See: Lacy
Ralls, Hogansville.

Want good man with large
family (one grown boy not
subject to draft) able to take
care of farm, 50-50 basis, with
8 A tobacco allotment and oth-
er crops if desired. Tractor,
tractor - drawn transplanter,
corn picker, on Douglas Hwy.
6 mi. W. Alma. C. A. Riores,
Alma, Rt. 1.

Want white woman for light
farm work on farm. No milk-
ing. 2 in family only. Reuson-
able salary. Write fully. W. &.
Chambley, Griffin, Rt. C.

Want reliable, healthy couple,
white or colored. No children.
Help with chickens, yard, gar-
den and other light farm work
for living quarters, fuelwood,
use of pasture and all land you
want to tend, also abundance
of chicken manure for terti-
lizer. C. K. Anneberg, Marietta,
Riv Box-d'50: f



POSITIONS WANTED



Want place on chicken farn:,
preferably Fulton Co. H. G.
ere Atlanta, 352 Pryor
St., _ Ww.

ee man with wife, i
small boy, wants job as care-
taker of estate or manager of
cattle farm. Dont drink nor
use tobacco. T. R. Walsh, Daw-
son, Rit:

Man and wife want job rais-
ing chickens for reliable pariy,
for weekly salary. Minnie
Black, Gainesville, Rt. 6.

Man with force enough to
handle 50 or 60 cows, wants
job on dairy farm, on school
bus Rt. 20 yrs. exp. L. E. Mor-
rison, Culloden, Rt. 1.

Man, wife, 5 children, want
2 H farm with good man. 3
of boys can help plow. Raised
on farm. Letters ans. Geo. L.
Hagood, Lithonia, Rt. 3.

Wiaow with one child, wants
job on farm with reliable, nice

people to do light farm work,

for salary and home. Mrs.
Ruby Barnes, Norcross. Purple
Rd. (1/2 mi. Norcross).

}for wages.



Want large 2 H crop on

shares. 4 grown men, wile, 12.
yr. old son. Good 5-6 It house

with lights, water, and plenty
good farming equipment want-
ed. 50 A cotton or other mon-
ey crop. Want day work until
crop time for 4, -and older: son
regular. work to finance fam-
ily to make crop. H. L. Robin-
son, McDonough, Rt. 3, Care
Will Simpsons Farm.

Want 2 H farm on standing
rent basis with cotton and

peanut allotment, large house,.

good water, wood. C2 5."Gor-
don, Vienna, Rt. 1.

Want good place, 5 or 6 R
house, near school and church
not too far from town to raise
chickens, hogs, on 50-50 basis

work). Exchange
Aaron~ Smith,
Ave.

Want job on farm looking
after stock, raising chickens,
working flowers, or caretaking
small place. Prefer near town.
Need small house with lights.
References exchanged. Just
mother and self. 45 yrs. old. H.
H. Caylor, Crandall, Rt. 1.

Want share tractor crop or
cattle or hog farm -for 1952
near Marietta. 5 or 6 KR house,
lights, and wired for stove,
water, near school, church,
with good, honest, sober man.
Am hard worker, reliable, so-
ber, honest. Near Shady Grove
Baptist Church. M. A. Hulsey,
Marietta, Rt. i

Man with wife, 3 children (i

references.
Toccoa, Avon

school age) wants work at
once on-farm. Experienced
general farming and dairy

work. Have to be moved. Come
after. Prefer North Ga. W. H.
Leonard, Swords.

White, unencumbered wom-
an, no bad. habits, country
reared, wants work on farm
with aged couple or lone wpm-
an (invalids considered) for
small home, salary. No milk-
ing. Mrs. Violet Potts, Dalton,
Rt 2.

Young man with wite and

baby wants. job on farm. Ex-
perienced with tractor. Write:
Bo De Wilson... Atlanta, . 390

Grant..St..S...E.

Want work on farm at once
(no milking). 35 yrs. old, good
health, experienced, good ref-
erences, health card. $15. wkly.
Tel. 3555 R. Esther Webb, Care
K. C. Plymel, Valdosta, South
Stanley St.

45 yr. old man wants job
on farm. Exp. with cattle and
sheep raising, also maintenance
man. Can furnish good ref.
Want good home and wages.
Cromef Congdr, Griifin, 100
W. Broad St.

Want job a Herdsman on
dairy or beef cattle farm. 28
yrs. old. Married, smali fam-
ily. Well exp., honest, sober,
willing worker. Advise par-
ticulars. S. C. Moore, Unadilla,
Ritz, bs

Want large 2-H; farm for

1952. Good smooth land with
tractor, on shares. Pienty help
and life time exp. Want good
4-5-R house with eicc. Could
start now. Letters ans. J. F.
McFarlin, Fairburn, Rt. 1.

Man and wife, no children,
want job on dairy or farm.
Exp. all kinds of farm work.
Need house and it furnished.
D. L. Grindle, Murray ville, Rt.
1, Care Ernest. rest.



7 in family (4 tol] -

Gloria Swanson Wins Poison
Spray Set-To With Officials

LOS ANGELES--(CS)Health officials of
licking their wounds afte coming out sec

row with Miss Gloria Swanson of Hollywoc
when she warned people against eating ar:

vegetables.

Miss Swanson, who in addition to being

TV star, takes a forthright interest in the
said (and in print) that. too many people a
around with arsenic poisoning and dont know
- The health department, for reasons not ent
went to bat for the arsenic spray manufactur
were Siving the public an

man said quacks
fear of such chemicals.

Many of these sprays are for the peoples
he said, neglecting to state which sprays are |
ways tell interested _people to contact recog

ties on these subjects.
ed.

TI may
United Press, *

with. the meat people, too,

trained nutritionists know a body "hard as |
much of its firraness to the inclusion of |
amounts of complete proteins in the diet.

Miss Swanson said this was a lot of ho
observed that animals with hard bodies and gr
such as oxen, horses and mules, get all their

from hay, wheat and grass.
Tm a layman,

eat protein themseives.

The still-glamorous at 50- odd see was

aot be a recdguized authority, :
but I know its better to fc ak
lot of spray. 3
Td like arvone 0: deny that those sprays :
ful. Let em swallow a cup of arsenic and find
MISS SWANSON, who is a vegetarian, |
health officials with her statement that yo
to eat meat to get a hard body.
The health department, which apparent

she said, but its been my
that the very animals we eat to get Pe

























allowed that si



POSITIONS WANTED




POSITIONS



Single man 35, yrs. old wants
work on farm for room, board,
salary.. Consider poultry work.
Joe Yarbrough, Atlanta, Rt. 3.
Box 561..

59 yr. old man wants job
on farm tending cattle, feed-
ing hogs, or other light farm
chores for 2 R house furnished.
Billie Ferguson, Dahlonega, Rt.
4 :

Want. good tractor crop near
Marietta,.5 or 6 R house wired
for stove, on 50-50 basis. Con-
side cattle or hog farm as care-
taker with honest sober peace-
able, man. M, A. Hulsey, Mari-
etta, Rtas Bells Ferry Rd. (At
Shady Grove Church.)

Man and 1 son want job on
farm drivi' g tractor and truck.
Must pay well. Consider job
raising hogs and feed on shares.
Must have tractor. Have to be
ioved, fufnished, Prefer mid-
dle Ga. Can move any time.
J. C. Bass, Eleberton, R, R. 5.

Want job for 4 men on cattle i

farm, lifetime experience. 48
yrs. old, Can furnish A-1 re-
commendations. John C. Cona-
way Kensington,



42 yr. old man,
with 4 children
12, 13, 16), wants
50 basis for 1952 1
acreage, 75 A. or
tractor, 4 or 5 R
Must be with goo
M. Edenfield, Sw
1 Box. 27 ae

Want good ho
with elderly cow
stock and chickens
J. W. Lawrence,
203 E. Mercer A

Middle age si
woman wants ho:
with Christian peo
for light farm. chi
place to self. Ruby
Athens, 147 Frank

' White man, wife
wants job on dai
years experience;
tractor, truck, other
inery. House, lights,
sonable salary. Mar
Atlanta,1700 Marie

















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Also job driving
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