Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1953 January 21

ial By TOM LINDER








19 is a legal holiday in Geor-
it is the anniversary of the
one of the most outstanding
all history, General Robert
of Virginia. and of the Con-
s of America.

Lee was a man of such nobil-
er, such fidelity in the dis-
ery duty, and such greatness
mind that his name is rever-
all 48 states and in every
try in the world. '

the pages of history record,

of military genius, engin-

and defeat of the Confederate
War Between the States.

i. Lee was blessed with a
of generations of ancestors of
cter and distinguished ac-
. History has said of him
d 500 years and generation
of ancestors of highest

alities which he possessed.
mse, Robert E. Lee, was a-self-
He: was the 5th child and the



was Anne Hill Carter. Light-
" Lee waS a member of a
rg ia family. He was an officer

and later served as Governor
General Lees mother was
iter of a pious Virginia planter,
carter. Light-Horse Harry
me involved in unfortunate
ansactions and was forced to
home at Strafford and move
dria, Virginia, whieh is just
Potomac River from Washing-
There the family existed on
income which General Lees
eived from the estate of her
es Carter.

Be father died at Cumberland
rgia, while General Lee's
sin, Charles H. Lee an Episco-
lister, was ambushed-and mur-
Saint Simons Island, Georgia,
ES 1ORS : 5

ce ce received his basic edu-
exandria, Virginia and then,

ined an appvintment to West
he graduated second from
pe of 1829, without re-



ire in all time has combined

avity, social graces, and Chris-.
iter of this matchless leader

/ produce a man to measure
of Light-Horse Harry Lee. His ~

fashingtons army of the -}

m interesting coincidence that

. follow in his fathers foot-

all his years

NUMBER 16





Engineer in the building of Fort Pulaski
on Cockspur Island, Georgia, just below
Savannah .on the Savannah River. His
ability as an Engineer can be seen today
at old Fort Pulaski, especially in the use
of the.inverted arch, which was designed

soft earthen foundations of the low-lying
River flowing on all sides. The old Fort

ly accessible by automobile from U. S.
Highway No, 80 between Savannah and
Tybee Island.

himself and to win promotion after pro-
motion, especially in the war with Mexi-
co under General Winfield Scott. Some
time after his return from Mexico he
was made Superintendent at West Point
although he did not desire this position.

As Superintendent at West Point he
had the training of a number of officers



who later took prominent roles in the
War Between the States. Among these
was Jeb Stuart who later performed
such magnificent exploits becoming a
general at the early age of 27.

Robert E. Lee being primarily respon-
-sible for engineering in the army, had
never commanded more than four squad-
rons of horse before 1861, and that for
only a forty-day period in 1856. It is,
therefore, all the more remarkable that
he was able to take command of the
Confederate forces in the field and gain
for himself world renown as a military
commander,

When Robert E. Lee took command
he called his army The Army of North-
ern Virginia. At that time he was 595
years of age, 5 feet 10 1/2 inches tall
and weighed around 170 pounds. His
appearance was magnificent, with broad
shoulders, strong chest and large neck.
His head was well-moulded and he had

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to give equal distribution of weight of
the heavy masonry-construction over the -

Island of Cockspur with the Savannah

is a national monument today and is easi-

Robert E. Lee continued.to distinguish



dark bi own yes, with florid cenplonon

was in command, his army was always

?

_ thoughts went back to the stress of battle

-and thin straight lips, and in the field

fact that his beautiful home at Arlington,

(Continued on page Eight)

and iron-gray hair. He had strong jaw |




he grew a short beard,
During the 34 months in which he ~


























































out-numbered in men, artillery, ete.
Sometimes the odds against him were
never less than three to two, sometimes ~
three to one, and sometimes even more,

General Lee was a soldiers soldier. er
He was a civilians ideal. Even in times
of greatest stress he always refrained
from criticism of other commanders who,
although subordinate to him, were opera- -~
ting at a distance from him. He often .
told President Jefferson Davis that the
general in command on the ground knew
circumstances and conditions which he ~
could not possibly know. This was partic-
ularly true with regard to General Joseph
EK. Johnston who commanded the army
of Eastern Tennessee and whose genius
in carrying on a defensive war wrought
such havoc with the army of Sherman.

The great nobility of soul and Chris-
tian fark of General Lee was perhaps
most sorely tried when it was necessary
for him to decide to surrender to Grant
at Appomattox, Virginia. It is undoubted-
ly true that General Lee was held in the |
highest esteem by the commanding of-
ficers of the opposing army of any man.
in history who was forced to surrender ~
and admit defeat.









After the surrender, in spite of the
Virginia, overlooking the Petomac and = ~
the City of Washington had been con-
fiscated by the enemy and he was forced
to live in very modest circumstances as
President of qa Virginia college, never-
theless after the War he immediately.
renewed his allegiance to the Union and
tried in every possible way to persuade
the people of the South to let the past
be only memory and to live for a better
future. as
Had itbeen possible for a man among
men, General Lee, to have been Presi-
dent of the United States in 1861 instead
of a man who was ignorant of Southern
people like Abraham Lincoln, it is entire- |
ly possible that the War Between the
States, with all its misery, blood and
aftermath, could have been avoided.
When General Lee was dying his











and he remembered the two men on
whom he probably leaned more heavily
than any others. In his delirium he said
send A. P Hill to the front and tell
Jackson he must come up. Thus, in his
dying minutes, he erected a monument
to Jackson and Hill perhaps more lasting

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SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR _ SALE

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



One Ford - Ferguson Tractor
with bottom plows, harrow,
planters, distributors, cultiva-
tors, with spring tooth attach-
ment, all good cond., $1000.
G. E. Seabolt, Chauncey, P. O.
Box 196.

2 H Wagon, 2 Row Mule
Drawn Duster, practically new,

Oliver Hay Rake, all kinds
necessary farm implements.
Mrs: M. 8. Lewis, Twin City,
Rt. 3.

One 1946. Model H John D
Tractor, planters, cultivators,

power take-off, hydraulic lift,
lights, starter, perfect planting
and cultivating tractor, good
tires, all good cond., $700. Cal-
vin Beckham, Molena.

1947 Ford - Ferguson Tractor
bush and bog harrow, grading
blade, belt pulley, sub-soiler,
all equip. pick-up type, good
cond., no junk, $850. or trade
for smaller tractor. Harold
Boyd, Fairburn, Rt. 1, (Phone
Fairburn 5393).

12 Gas Brooders, 500 Cap.,
A-1 cond., cheap. 5 mi. out on
Cleveland Rd. near Arnolds
Gro. Store. T. F. Yancey, Dal-
ton, Rt. 5.

One 2100 Egg Cap. Elec.,
Incubator, complete, ready to
cperate, cost $150. Sell for half
price. Can ship. G. R. Beasley,
Garfield.

1 H Wagon, good cond., $25.
at my home in lower Young
Cane, 12 mi. Blairsville Near
Bethlehem Church. Charlie
Mitchel, Blairsville, Rt. 4, Box
LAT:

One 1950 Ford Tractor with
cultivator, lift type dbl. disc
harrow, set spring tooth. pea-
nut plows, A-1 cond., $1000.
R. L. Collins, Albany, 1410 S.
McKinley St. Phone 2571-RX.

8 disc harrow, mule drawn,
or small tractor, $15. J. F.
Wellborn, Rock Springs.

Good 2 H Iron Axle Wagon,
$35.; Other farm implements
for sale; New 3 Row Oat-
Wheat Grain Drill, $35. B. R.
Woodliff, Alpharetta, Hope-
well Rd. Phone 3861.

New Chicken Brooders,
Elec., 1 Oil (500 cap.), never
used, cheap. William H. Tharpe,
Bainbridge, 1010 Hall St.

i Row Model B Allis-Chal-
mers Tractor, power take-off,
hydraulic lift, starter, 8 disc
harrow, planting outfit, culti-
vators, 16 in. bottom plow,
$395.; Or same with 2 disc
Athens Tiller $500. 4 mi. N.
Vidalia. Frank Thompson,
Tarrytown, Rt. 2.

14

Athens Dbl. Disc Side Plow,
for old style Fordson Tractor.
Near Jerusalem Church. Gober
Murphy, Jasper, Rt. 2.

Ferguson Tractor and equip
ment including cutting harrow,
planter, 2 disc plow, cultivator,
mowinv machine, cultipacker,
made 3 crops on small farm,
$200. for outfit, or sell separate-
ly C.-M. Lowry, LaFayette,
Rt. 4. n)

RD 6 Caterpillar 10 ft. blade,
20-22 Tandem Intl. Harrows
and J. D. Sub-soiler, all good
cond., reasonably priced. T. J.

Still Jr., Alpharetta, Rt. 2, Tel.
4463. :

2 H Wagon, no -bed, fair
cond., $20. At Friendship
Church. R. C. Johnson, Fair-
burn, Kt. -1.

One Sears Oil Brooder, 400
cap., used one time, $5. at home.
BF. Denning, Decatur, 328
Ponce de Leon Ave.

J. D. 1950 Model 2 Row MT
Tractor, with planters, cultiva-
tors, fertilizer attachments,
rotary hoes, disc tillers, slight-
ly. used lift type Rome disc
harrow, belt pulley, touch-o-
matic lift. At my place. Floyd
Hunt, Hogansville, Rt. 3, (Cor-
| inth). :

| 1 H Wagon, $50.; Ledbetter
| Planter with fertilizer can, $25.;
Cne Section of Spike Tooth
Harrow, $18.; Turn Plow, $7.
At farm 3251 Flat Shoals Rd.,
Atlanta. No shipment. Contact:
E. M. Rainwater, Atlanta, 37
Clifton St., S. E. DE 6122.

1948. Ford Tractor with
lights, bumper, mower and
rake for rear attachment, and
4 Wheel Tractor Trailer, all |
perfect cond., bush and bog
harrow. Reasonable price. Will
not sell separately. 2 1/2 mi.
Marietta. No letters. Fred Cun-



'Garden Tractor with following

;draulic lift, disc plow, harrow, |

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



Almost new Brooder, burns
wood, $10. Located Lumpkin
Co. Mrs. J. M. Mathis, Tucker,
4101 Lawrenceville Rd. Rt. l,
Box 384.

Set Oliver No. 1095 Culti-
vators, will work.on any, Oliver
Row Crop Tractor, used 1 sea-
scn, $150.; used Oliver Mower
N@: 21 -B, $100: J.C. Lam

Smyrna, Rt. 2. Phone Smyrna,
5-4883.

W-9 Intl. Tractor, good cond.,
$1200.; Also cultivators and
planters for M Intl. Tractor. G.
F. Sparling, Leesburg. Phone
4201.

One Row Allis - Chalmers
Tractor, Model with culti-
vator, distributor, planter, all

No. 1 cond. Reasonable. F. M.
King, Perry. ,

1951 J. D. Model B Tractor,
front. wheels, hydraulic lift,
equipped for powr-trol, PTO
lights, starter, $1675.; John D.
Butthead B, $375.; Model A
John D Streamlined, $750.; J.
D. 6 Disc Tiller, $190. J. A.
Dula, Leesburg, Rt. 2, c/o Dula
Farms.

Intl. 42 Combine, good cond.,
$250.; Avery 4 Sec. 24 Disc
Harrow, $125.; Avery 4 Disc
Plow, $125. Both in good cond.
L. P. Singleton, Fort Valley,
tacos

1951 model Cub Farmall
Tractor -with harrow, rake,
mower, good cond., used less
100 hrs., $1000. Contact: J. L.
Roberts, Stvens Pottery.

3 Turn Plow on heavy steel
frames, runs on wheels, each
plow will cut 17 in.; Also Mow-
ing Machine in good shape. J.
H. Scott, Hephzibah, Rt. 1.

1 H Wagon, good as new,
$60. FOB. H. J. Claxton, Kite,
Pi OfBoxct23;

3 Tractors, and equipment
for sale or trade at bargain
L. E. Randall, Atlanta, 113 Key
Rd., S. E. Phone DI 3657.

1-3/4 H. P. David Bradley

equipment, turning plow, bush
and bog harrow, drag harrow,
and 6 point cultivator, all new
cond., $200.; Also want 1 ea.
Gill Soil Pulverizer for use
with Ford or Ferguson Tractor.
Cons. if can be overhauled.
T. E. Walton, East Point, 300
Hogan Rd.

Hardie Stationary Orchard
Spray Pump of 55 G. P. M.
volume, . good operating cond.

J. E. Dallas, Cornelia, Pea
Ridge Rd. 2
Case Tractor with 2 row
planters, cult. attachment, 12

disc King Harrow, 24 disc Tan-
dem, 4, dise Tiller, Js Di Big
4 Mower, 4 1/2 blade, horse
drawn, Meadows Hammer Mill
No. 20, IHC Binder, 8 ft., and
8 ft. (run 6 days) tractor hitch.

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George H. King, Associate Director 4
University of Georgia College of Agricu
ws Experiment Stations

The farmer growing hybrid corn realizes thi
sity of securing new planting seed each year.
duced yield when hybrid corn is replanted is
dent even in the second year.

He does not detect as easily the losses occ
other crops where he does not replenish from the
at regular intervals. -He is, of course, familiar |
belief that cotton varieties run out if he conti
plant his own seed year after year. This runn
is due to the fact that many of our modern varie
cotton are a composite or mixture of several 1
strains from the breeders plots. -Also, in comm)
where several varieties are planted, crossing v
place, destroying the purity of the farmers
Varieties will give good yields as long as the fa
back to the breeder for fresh stock about every
years; otherwise he may expect a running out.

Farmers of today are using certified cotton |
many acres in Georgia and when they obtain s
the certified tag attached, this is their guarantee of
ty. There is not a great deal of danger in reducing
as long as certified seed stock are obtained frequ
since only seed of recommended varieties having
germination and a minimum of foreign matter ai
ble for certification.. Therefore, a purchase of
cotton seed more or less assures the grower
seed are capable of high performance under
Georgia conditions. :

Occasions arise whereby a new developm
worthy of trial by progressive farmers. That is
a newly developed cotton variety must be tested | |
ber of years in the state before it will be accep
certified list.. During such time the farmers mig
trial plantings of such seed. However, using a
example, a warning as to what can happen if-the
plantings should be increased without a renewal
from the breeder, should be given. Early-Fluff, ;
developed variety of cotton at the Georgia Coasta
Experiment Station, Tifton, Georgia, has given
results for the past two or three years in yield tes
the state. At the same time a few farmers have ol
seed of Early-Fluff for trial plantings and have bee
pleased, Because of its early maturity and its fluffy
it is quite popular with the farmer. However, at th
ent time good seed of Early-Fluff are available on
trial basis from the increase farm of the Tifton Sti
Other seed of Early-Fluff which may be offered f
have reached the running out stage. Should a |
buy such seed, he is likely to be disappointed. Bre
are still working on Early-Fluff to give it mor
resistance. Until such time as this work is com
Early-Fluff should be treated as a trial variety,

Therefore, farmers wishing the maximum yiek
their cotton acreage should always check on, their
of seed supply. In planting their own seed they ;
be sure that it is not too far removed from the bt
In buying seed, extra caution should be taken to~
mine that the seed are not over two years from the
er. Certification is the safest answer because cer
tion is the sellers guarantee of purity. =





SECOND HAND | SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR -SALE|MACHINERY FOR



One Bush and Bog Harrow,| Turner Power Hay Baler,
good working shape, $35. Trade} cond., for sale See at m





No. 1 condtion. Grady H. Rid-

ley, Franklin.

2 good 2 H Wagons for sale. |
Dr. Robert L. Lester, Marietta, |
P. O. Box 13. Phones: Office |
8-2112; Res. 8-2117. |

1952 Cub Tractor, used little ;
one season, starter, lights, hy- |
cultivator,
$1050.
City
Rt.

5 Disc Tiller, Heavy.
Dbl. Harrew, Planters,
vators, Fertilizer
Cotton Duster,
sale. Contact:

bull dozer . blade, |
cash. 4 mi. W. Silver |
: Otis Bottoms, Cumming, |

|
Duty |
Culti--|
attachment, |

like new,. for |



ningham, Marietta, Powder
Springs Rd.

1948 John Deere B Model |
Tractor, with lights, starter, |
power lift, has 2 row cultiva- |
tors, tiller, discs, good cond., |
with excllent rubber, $1500.

Cash. Call 1093 J. J. M. Long: |
ley Jr., c/o Dalton, Ready Mix |

| Concrete Co. |

|

1952 Model G Allis - Chal-|
mers Tractor, equipped with |
plow, planters, and cultivators, |
| used on approx. 10 acres, $875. |
|B R. Pearson, Kennesaw, Rt. |
1. Phone 9-5930. |

Complete *(1200 can
Canner Plants, nearly



cap.)
new,

used only 2 seasons. Sell for |/ess than 30 acres, for sale

slightly above one-half cost

price. Ans. all inquiries. M. G.| Roger L. Tanner, Sandersville. | Lumpkin.

Rider, Dahlonega.

Eastman, RFD 3.

One Lift Type 2 Disc Tiller ,
for Ford or Ferguson Tractor, |
good cond., $145. See at my |

|farm 8 mi. So. Hawkinsville at |bush and bog harrow, moving|

Blue Spring Church. J. H.|
Wade, Finleyson, Rt. 1. |

2 H Wagon, 2 H Mowing
Machine and Rake, 2 Fertilizer |
Distributors, 1 Combination |
Cole Planter, 2 H Turner, 1 Sec. |
Harrow, Riding Cultivator, $200. |
at my farm. J. T. Wheeler, |
Watkinsville. |

Oliver Grain Master No. ap
Combine, with motor and power}
take-off shaft, perfect cond., cut|

or
trade for automatic hay saber:|

Phone 2709.

|for $1400. Sell half down, bal.

;Tractor end Mowing Machine, and bog harrow, 2 disc
Otho Wiggins | $725:; Also Planters, Cultivators, | cultivators,

| Gazaway,

for pigs or shoats. O. S. Barber,!10 mi. east Dublin on Hy
3 Dubli




















Decatur, 2642 Frazier St., Rt. 3..J. W. Lamp. Jr.,
6. Phone 1483-M2.

One 52 Model Ford Tractor,
with lights and grill guard, used
90 hrs., good as new, bargain}

One 1951 Ford Tractor
cultivators and rotary
'$1100. at my home. No ke
in Fa Letters ans. Paul Lock-'Mrs. John S. Harrison,
ley, Lyons, Rt. 4. son. E



B. F. Avery 2 Row Tractor,! 1950 Model Cub Farmall
PTO and Pulley, cultivators,|tor, side plow, cultivator @
drag harrows, 500 cap. chick! planter, scalloped -dises, au
brooder, for sale or trade for|;harrow, good cond., for
garden tractor, Geo. Orton,|See 2 mi. No. Trion on Hi
Brunswick, Rt. 2, Box K 186G.!Charlie Coker, Trion. Rt.

RC Allis-Chalmers_ 2 Row. One A Farmall Tractor
planters, ~ fer
, $160. F. M.| attachment, mowing m
Decatur, Clifton) Ist. class cond., $85. Jack
Springs Rd., Rt. 1. Ev. 2971. }ton, Albany, 509 B Sow

|
Allis-Chalmers W. C. Tractor, | Buren St.

machine, $1100. Or sell separate-| Cub Tractor, $600.; 2 Di
ly. L, R. Dunnahoo, Decatur,|ler, $110.; 2 Section Ha)
Rt. 1, Clifton Spring Rd. Phone! $110.; Mower, $75.; Cub Ef
Cr. 1500. | Rake, $60.: Cultivators, Plar iu

Buggy in running condition, | Fertilizer Attachment, $160} |
$15.; Good Pony Wagon with|Z-Flow Spreader, $250.; 1
bed, $40. Roger S. Cobb, Mariet-! thing A-1 cond. Outfit for sh
ta, Box 304 John Wheeler, Washington

2. +
lift, latest cultivating and plant- wre
ing equipment, Athens 6 Disc} 2 Unit DeLaval Mi
Tiller, Intl. Dbl. Section (28) yachine and 9 Can Ice Bo:

disc), harrow, excellent condi-| 4.) or. stay ae
ion. farm 3-1 i pressor for dairy, re
tion. See at my farm /2 mi able price MmmtanE!

T. H. Westbrook,
\Decatur, Rt. 1. De. 5332.

and Distributors,





MD Farmall Tractor, selective

Richland, Rt. 2.












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Director

-e from the buyers.
TOM .LINDER fae
Commissioner of Agriculture
-C. H. ALDEN -

certify tomato plants to be
get inspection contact them

lant Board, Gainesville, Florida.

of the late blight disease, all counties
on a line south of and including: Bre-
ola, Polk and Pasco, are placed under
-and no tomato plants from those coun-
e allowed entry into Georgia. Notify the
of Entomologys office at Tifton, Geor-

ato plants from the quaran-

0 that the inspectors can confiscate and

the regulations for shipment of tomato
Georgia, as promulgated Oct. 1, 1952.
these are available through your County

plants have a certificate on

ainer and a master certificate with each

with power equipment, as
tisfactory and will not con-
ray and dust schedules will
County Agents office.

rter solution when setting out your plants.
raying right after the plants are set out and

the growing season at from

omato fields well away from Irish potato

ays shows up first in Irish

and it spreads from there to the tomato

D the plants well fertilized and cultivated. Good
plants do not allow as many fruits to touch
ound which keeps down soil rot and: blossom

our fruits closely to get the

of Entomology

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED















Q Tice, con-
cation at once.
_ Valdosta, Rt, 3.

Duster and Disc
Farmall Tractor:
Ranger. /

anter and Fer-|
ent for Farmall
h or exchange
lements for same.
fohn Self, Villa




























riding model
r with air cooled
ve steering and

te make, age,
price of tractor,
ires= Orlin. \K.
Ibany, P. O. Box

iter (consider
iwns Sprayer.
good condition.
|: Gy




r for Model L
Tractor, M. J.
ehton, Rt. 2.

ise Pick-up Tiller
or Ford Tractor,
Vould exch. 2 disc
with: sub-soiler
little, or pay
distance of 75
wsome, Sanders-

plow, cultivator,
bination for

: within

efer one row






{ly; Also 10

a, P. O. Box 502.2

?

Want
Side Del,
condition.

Pick-up Hay Baler,
Rake. Must be good
Would buy separate-
Disc Bush-Bog Har-
row. Roy Allgood, Atlanta; 494

Boulevard, S. E.

Want small Blacksmith out-
fit for use on my farm, Must be
in good condition. W. C. Lan-
nin, Blueridge, Rt. 1. r

Want Garden Tractor

f with
equipment; Also want late
Pick-up Hay Baler with

automatic tier. Howard Burt,
Emma. : ee a

Want one horse drawn mowing
machine and hay rake. Must be
reasonable price and good cond.
W. L. Anthony, Nicholson, Rt. 1.

Waht 2 Row Fianter and
Cultivators for B Model John
Deere Tractor, good cond. Y. J.
Ivie, Atlanta, 1088 Sanders Ave.,
S. E. Ma, 3995. . .

Want 1H Wagon in good
condition at reasonable price for
cash, or trade a 2 H wagon for
it. C. R. Mitchell, Bremen, Rt.

Want five 1000 cap. brooders,
woods, or Hudson. Must be
cheap. J. B. Merritt, Powder
Springs, Rt. 1.



PLANTS FOR SALE



Copenhagen, Chas.
field, and Early Jersey Cabbage,
large, strong count and quality
guar., also White Bermuda
Onion Plants, 500 $1.25; $2, M.
Del. in Ga. Prompt. shipment.
Phone 3883. H. L. Fitzgerald,
Fitzgerald, P.O, Box-662,.. ;

Big Gem strawberry. lnsite.
BL, Mrs, E R. Vandergriff,
: tens





} GREEN WRAPS

:
on of tomatoes has become an important
or farmers in South Georgia. However, if
mmbination of bad plants and bad weather,
n ruin the crop at harvest time. In order to
ase-free crop, it is necessary to get certified
erly spray them throughout the growing
owers can expect a good crop in 1953 with
if the following program is carried out:

rtified plants produced from certified

Wake-|







Early Jersey and Chas. Wake-
field Frostproof Cabbage, and
Bermuda Onion Plants, 300, $1.;
500, $1.50; $2. M. Del guar.
satisfaction. Otis Conner, Pitts.

Frostproof Cabbage, White
Bermuda Onion, and Collard
Plants, $1.50 M. W. W. Williams,
Quitman. ,

Wakefield and Dutch Cabbage
Plants, 45c C; 300, $1.10; $2.10
M; Large lots cheaper; Klondike
Strawberry. 200, $1.50;-$5. M.
Lee Crow, Gainesville Rt. 2,
Box 143.

Red and Black Raspberry,
$1.25 doz.; Muscadine and Scup-
pernong Grape Vines, 10, $1.50;
Red Gold Strawberry, $1. C;
Also fresh Black Walnut Meats,
$1. pt. Mrs. M. L. Eaton, Dah-
lonega, Rt 1.

Mt. Huckleberry, bearing size,
5c doz.; Hazlenut Bushes, 75c

doz.; Red Plum Sprouts, 3 $1.;/

Yellow Pot Plants, 65c doz.
Add postage. Hoyett Hender-
son, Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box 49.

Hazlenut Bushes, 75c doz.;
Mt. Huckleberry, bearing size,
85c doz.; Wild Strawberry, 5

;daz., $1.; Yellow Root Plants,

65*doz, Washed, clean, free of
dirt; Yellow Roots, 4 lb. lard
box, $1. Add postage. Mrs. Nancy
Henderson, Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box
49. ,

Kudzu Crowns, $2. C; $10. M.
Mrs. T. A. Hipp, Roopville.

Kudzu Crowns, $1. C; $9.
M; Sassafras Root, 60c lb.; Cat-
nip, Balm, Dbl. and .Single
Tansy, Peppermint, Spearmint,
Garlic Bulbs, 50c doz. Add
postage. Miss L. M. White,
Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 57. :

White Bermuda Onion, 300,
$1:; 500, $1.50; $2. M. Full
count. Mrs. W. R. Clark, Abbe-
ville, Rt: -2,.Box 103; :

Thornless Boysenberry, large
plants, $1.25 doz.; Figs, 75c ea.;
Home grown Rabbiteye Blue-
berry (2 varieties) 4-3 yr.
plants, $1.50;) Native Goose-
berry, bearing size, 3 plants,
$1.; J. E. Granger, Reidsville.

Lucretia Dewberry _ plants,
early, prolific, $1. doz; $5. C.
Add postage. Mrs. C. M.
Robinson, Greenville.

Strawberry Plants, .75c C.
Or exch. for dried blackeyed
peas. Come after plants, bring
peas. No shipments. Boyd
Jones, Rossville, Rt. 3, Cherry
Heights.

Black Raspberry, Sage, Gar-
den Gooseberry, $1. doz.:
Strawberry (Jewel, Gibson,
Red Gold, Wonderberry), 85c

C. Add postage. Mrs. Lona
Blackwell, Dahlonega, Rt. 1,
Box 51.

_1M more or less rooted sage
limbs, $25. C. Exp. collect. W.
as Swainsboro, Rt. 1, Box

Large Red Jumbo Straw-
-berry, $1. C. Add postage. Over
5.$10. orders PP. Mrs. E. E.
Clark, Gainesville, Rt. 8.

Blakemore Strawberry, $1,
C, 500, $4.50; $9. M; Klondike,
60e C; 500, $2.75; $4.75 M;
Scuppernongs, 50 doz.: Pepper-
maint, 25c doz.; Sugar Pears, $1.
a.; Mt. Huckleberry, bearing
size, 75c doz.; Catnip, 25c
buhch. Add postage. Mrs. Lee
Hood, Gainesville; Rt. 1.

Mt. Hazlenut, and Mt.
Huckleberry Plants, Black-
berry, 85c doz.; Yellow Root
Piants, 3 doz., $1.; Wild Straw-
berry, 4 doz. $1.; Red and
Yellow Plum Bushes, 7, $1.
Add postage. Mrs. Homer Hen-
derson, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Wakefield and E. Flat Dutch
Cabbage, 45c C; 500, $1.50; $2.-
25 M; Klondike Strawberry,
75c C; $5. M. Miss Lee Crow,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Charleston Wakefield and
Golden Acre Frostproof Cab-
bage Plants, fresh, green, mil-
lions ready, also hite Ber-
muda Onion, 300, $1.; 500, $1.-
29 $2:. M.. PP. R= Chanclor,
Prtts.

Aroma Strawberry, prolific,
$12.85. M; 500, $7, No less than
500 sold. Orders. del. Prompt
i Maude Hamby,

Ee ie Pach








_ PLANTS FOR SALE |

PLANTS FOR SALE

Finest Gem Strawberry, $1.
C, Also last year sundried ap-
ples, free of core and peel,
50c lb.; and Garlic Bulbs, 10,
$1. Exch. for print sacks. Add
postage- Mrs. John Myers,

Hartwell, Rt. 2.
Condon Giant Mastodon
Everbearing Strawberry, $1.

C; Sage Plants, 20c ea.; May
Cherry, and Crabapple Trees,
, $1. Add postage. Mrs.. Mae
Turner, Gainesville, Rt. 6.

White Crystal Wax Bermuda
Onion, extra large, green, fresh,
500, $1.50; $2.) M.. Del: PP.
Trompt shipment. Satis. fully
guar. F. F.*? Stokes, Warner
Robins, 304 - 2nd. St.

Hazlenut Bushes, Mt. Huckle-
berry Plants, 85 doz.; Yellow
Root Plants, 65c doz.; Wild
Strawberry, 5 doz. $1.; Plum
Bushes, 5, $1. Add postag.
Mrs. Howard Easley, Ellijay,
Rt3:

- Broad Leaf Sage Plants, 10,
$1. PP. No checks or COD.
Miss. Lillian Hardin, White, Rt.
i

Mastodon Strawberry, 70c
C; 500, $3.; $5.25 M; Klondike;
60c C; 500, $2.50; $450 M;

Exch. 200 plants for 4 print
sacks alike. Mrs. A. D. Jones,
Cumming, Rt. 1.

Winter and Spring Heading
Cabbage Plants, 300, $1.; 500,
$1.25; $2. M; 3000, $5. W. H.
Branan, Gordon.

Mt. Huckleberry, 50c doz.;
200 -Klondike Strawberry, 75c
C; Wild, 40c C; Blakemore
Blackberry, Raspberry, 6, $1.;
Yellow Sugar Fig: and Peach,
75e ea.; Large rooted Kudzu,
10c ea.; Jap. Plum, 40c doz.;
Muscadine, 50c ea. Plus post-
age. Mrs. Otis Mashburn, Cum-
ming.

Blakemore Strawberry, $1.
C; 500, $4.50; $9. M; Mastodon,
70c C; 500, $3.; $5. M; Klondike,
60c C; 500,, $2.75; $4.75. M;
Scuppernong Vine. cuttings, 50c
doz.; Catnip, 25c bunch;. Mt.
Huckleberry, bearing size, 75
fdoz. Add postage. Mrs.
Hood, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Missionary
Strawberry, grew in same patch
together, $1: PP. Tom Kittle,
Carrollton, Rt. 5.

Chas. Wakefield, and Early
Jersey paepors 500, $1.50; $2.-
50 M. Del. Prompt shipment.
Full count. _E. C. Waldrip,;
Flowery Braanch, Rt. 1.

French, Black, and Shady
Mulberry, 50c ea.; Purple Figs,
75c ea. Add postage. Exch. for
sacks. Mrs. Grady Brewer,
-Toomsboro.

Mtn. Huckleberry, bearing
size, 80c.doz.; Hazlenut Bushes,
75 doz.; Wild Strawberry, 35e
doz.; Yellow Root Plants, 65c
doz.; Red and Yellow Plum
Bushes, 3, $1.; Add postage.
Mrs. Manda Henderson, Elli-
Jpy, Rt. 4

Mtn. Huckleberry, bearing
size, 2-doz., 75c; Blue Damson
Plum Sprouts, Muscadine
Vines, 4 ft. 40c ea.; Large Vari-
ety Wild Dewberry, 50 doz.;
Also Citron Seed, $1. 1lb.; Small
Clearstone, 25 doz. Add post-
age. Rosie Crowe, Cumming,
Ree 1 ;

Big Gem Strawberry Plants,
$1.50 C. Cash with order.. No
chks. Exch. for print sacks,
good grade (100 plants for 4
sacks alike). Ea. pay postage.
J. M. Miles, Alma, Rt.-3.

Blakemore and Everbearing
Strawberry, $1. C; $9. M; Mt.
Huckleberry Bushes, 85 doz.
PP. MO. No COD. Mrs, John
Howard, Cleveland, Rt. 1.

Jersey, Charleston, and Co-
penhagen Cabbage, Crystal
Wax White Bermuda Onion
Plants, 500, $1.25; $2. M. Del.
PP; 5000, $7.50 exp. collect.
I. L. Stokes, Fitzgerald.

Kudzu Crowns, rooted,.1 and
2 yrs. old, $2. C; 500, $7.; $12.50
M. Del. No checks. C. D. Crow,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Frostproof Early Jersey,
Chas. Wakefield Cabbage plants
500, $1.75; $3. M del.; $2.50 M
at farm;.Also Rutger and Mar-

lobe Tomate Seed, $1.85, Jb.

ompt shipment, Good. count.



Guy Waldrip, Flowery Branch,
Rt. day ; sa :

Lee |

and Mastodon |

PLANTS FOR SALE

Frostproof Copenhagen Mark-
et Strong Cabbage Plants, $2.
M; 500, $1.25. Prompt shipping.
Ina Griffin, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Hazlenut Bushes, *75c doz.;
Mt. Huckleberry, bearing size
85c doz.; Wild Strawberry, $
doz., $1.; Yellow Root, 65c doz.
Add postage. Hoyett Hender-
son, Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box 49.

Frostproof Jersey, Charleston
Wakefield, and ~-Roundhead
Dutch Cabbage, PP, 50c CC;
300, $1.; $2.50 M; Exp. collect.
R. O. Parks, Darien. Z

Imp. Lucretia blackberry
piants, $2. C; $20. M; Kudzu
crowns, $15. M; Hunt grape-
vines, 40c ea.; $30. C. W. H.
Hipp, Hogansville, Rt. 1.

Horseradish plants, 50c doz;
roots, 50c lb.; rhubarb, 25c ea.; -
red raspberries, 75c doz.; black-
haw sprouts, 50c ea:; roots, 50c
Ib. rats-bane, tansy, 25 doz.
Add postage. Mrs. Presley
Fowler, Diamcnd.

Strawberry plants, very good
var., name unknown, nice size
berries and bear over long
period of time; begin ripening
in May. 75e C. PP. Mrs. Willie
Nelson, Smyrna, Rt. 2. ;

Klondike Mastodon Straw-
berry plants, 31. C; old-time
raspberry and blackberry, 4
for $1.; hot pepper, 40c Qt.
also black walnut sprouts, 25
per ft. Muscadine, 35c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. Safnuel Caine,
Cumming.

2 yr. bearing size Mtn. huc-
kleberry and hazlenut bushes,
75e doz,; garlic bulbs, horse-
radish, $1. doz.; -crabapple, 35c
ea.; plum sprouts, 50c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. Lee Eller, Elli-
Jays Rie.

Blackberry plants, 75 doz.:.
Mtn. Huckleberry and Mtn.
hazlenut plants, 85 doz.; yel-
low root plants, 2 doz. $1.; wild
strawberry, 5 doz., $1.; red and
yellow plum sprouts, 6 for $1.
Add postage. Miss Malvie Hen-
derson, Ellijay, Rt. 3. \

4 kinds. fine strawberry
plants, 85c C; red raspberry,
white blackberry, horseradish,
1.20 C; garlic, 60c doz.; pep-
permint, 24 for 50c. Add post-
age. Mrs. Willis Grindle, Dah-
lonega, Rt. 1, Box 54,

Mastodon strawberry planta,
7c C; 500, $3.; $5.25 M: Kion-
dike, 60c C; 500, $2.50; $4.25
M. Add postage. Mrs. A, D.
Jones, Cumming, Rt. 1.

SS

SEED AND GRAIN
FOR SALE

es

White Half Runner, Tender
Hull, Drouth Resisting Beam
Seed, sound, free of weevils, $1.
cup. Add postage. Mrs. C. W.
oe Talking Rock, Rt. 1, Box

ae

Muskmelon Seed, from melons
weighing as much as 10 Ibs.,
name unknown, 20c Tbl, plus
stamped envelope. Mrs. B. F.
Morgan, Felton, Rt. 2.

Beer Seed, (Multiplying Calif.)
25c big start. No chks. Mrs,
Ella Green, Smyrna.

1100 lb. Common Lespedeza
Sericea Seed, recleaned, scari-
fied, tested, germ. 90 pct., purity
99.66 pct. 40c lb. FOB Rome,
Ga. Lewis Lindsey, Silver
Creek, Rt. 1.

600 bu. No. 1 Cokers Oats,
this years combine, suitable for
seed: or feed, $1.25 bu; Also -
want approx. 1000 lbs. Kobe
Lespedeza, and approx. 140 la,
either Ogden or Roanoke Soy~
bean Seed, both preferably certi-
fied and beanat W. M. Nixon,
Thomaston, Nehi Ave.

30 boxes 402 Tobacco Seed,
pure, $l. per box L. E. Sims,
Ellabelle.

Imp. Long Green Variety
Okra Seed. from select pods,
hand picked, cleaned, 65c 1b.;
5 Ibs., or more 50c Ib. Add post-
age. Will send COD if desired.
Mrs, L. A. Ellington, Lawrence-
ville, Rt. 3.

White Half Runner * Bean
large and small, free of wee-
vils, 60c.cup. PP,,.Miss Mamie |



Anderson, Ellijay, Box.3%.. |,

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fe age on each order. Mrs. I.
_ Woodring, Alto, Rt. 1.





ard Seed, 4 Tbis.,

eps)

; erage. Mrs.

age. No

- Boulevard,





_ th. Mrs, Ruth H





SEED AND GRAIN
FOR SALE





DA *RAIN
FOR SALE



1, No less 3 sold; Long Slim

ucumber, i0e Tbl.; Stone To-
snato,- 20 Tbl.; Calico Bunch
Butterbeans, 30 cup; Bushel
Gourds, 20c doz.; Pumpkin, 25
up. Mrs. Clyde Logan, Austell,
Rt. 2, Hill Crest Dr., (off Gor-
don Rd.). . ;

1952 Collard Seed, Red Run-
ning Butter Peas, 50c lb.; Yel-

low Meat Watermelon Seed, |

1.50 lb. Exch. for print sacks,
of a kind. Add 25c> postage.
10c for checks. Mary Shrum,

| Fitzgerald, Rt. 1, Box 108.

' Champion Green ae Col-
ee
$2. PP. Time to sow now. Mrs
T. T. Holloway, Cobbtown.

Mammoth Sunflower Seed,
$1. gal.; Crookneck Squash;
Rlack Lee and Kleckley Sweet
Watermelon, Large Pumpkin,
qt.: Rockyford Cantaloupe,
$1.50 gt. Add postage. Any
Amount, ae Mewborn, Bol-
ingbroke, Rt.

Yellow Hot Squash Pepper
for seed, grows like large flow-
er bush with green and yellow

pepper at same time, 15c per

pod. PP. Mrs. W. M. Willis,
Chatsworth, Rt. 2.

Old Fashion Genuine Red
Ripper Pea Seed, hand picked,
shelled, free of weevils, measur-
ing cup, 40c; $1.50 qt. and

- Cushaw Seed, "3 doz., 35c. Exch.

for print sacks, 100 Ib. cap.,
free of holes and mildew. Plus
K. M. Brittain,
comsboro, Rt. 3.

Old Time Striped Half Run-
ner Bean Seed, (purple blos-
som), 1952 crop, guar, tender,
50c large cup; White and Red
Spotted Crowder Peas, 35c
Jarge cup. PP. No checks. No
orders less $1. Mrs. Tom Pil-

grim, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Garden English Pea Seed,
heavy bearing, 50c pt.; Also Cat-
nip, Horseradish, for planting -6
bunches, 50c. Add 15c for post-|
A. |

Good Tender Bean Seed, Pink
Peanut Half Runner,

English Peas, 75 cup. Add_ post-
chks. Mrs, Preston
Southerland, Ellijay, Rt 3.

White Nest Onions for eating
or planting, $1. gal.; Also Bright
Sour Sundried Apples, 50c Ib.
Add BPSTAEe Mrs. Avery Weeks, |
Dial, \

Good Tender Haif Runner and
jittle Pink 6 Weeks Bean Seed,
50c cup. Add- postage. Mrs.
Dashie Hensely, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Kobe Lespedeza, clean for

gale at farm at Dacula, Ga., RFD

1. Roy Allgood. Atlanta, 494 |

S. E,

Long Wide Leaf Bull Face |
Tobacco Seed, 75c Thl.; Okra
Seed, 50c pt.; Pumpkin, 4c cup;
Gourd Seed, 35c pack; 3 packs, |
$1.; Little Rice Peas, 35c cup;
Mastodon Everbearing Straw-
berry Plants, 75c C; Sage and
Catnip, $1. doz.: Gourds, $2. doz.
No COD. Add postage L. J.
Elis, Cumming, Rt. 5.

900 bu. recleaned oats, un-+
treated, in even wt. 4 bu. bage. |
$1.15 bu. Duke Lane, Fort!
Valley.

Ky, 31 Fescue Seed, recleaned,
dn even wt. 50 Ib. bags, $18. Cwt.
Felton Denney, Carrollton, Rt.|
B.

Streaked Half Runner Bean}
Seed, 50c large cup. FOB. Mrs.
ee. M, Langham, Warrenton,

t

Fine Okra Seed, bear all sum-|

meer until late frost, 50c match-

box. Exch. for Striped Half
unner Bean Seed. Mrs. Gordon
eatherwood, Lawrencville.

Tobacco, 402, seed, 85 pet
Germ; Chambers Special, 88 pct
Germ. 1 oz., 50c; $5, lb; also
Rutgers tomato seed, 25 pkt.
postpaid. Earl Stuckey, Black-
shear.

6 lbs. pure sound White Pole
2 Crop Butter Pea Seed, 40e
Is, 20 Ibs. Blue Speckled Pole,
2 erop, sound ee ene oe
Jones, on-
wood.

Crookneck Squash Seed, 5c|.

8 Thls., R

Mixed, Onions. State price per pound
Cutshort Cornfield: Cream Bat or quart. Chas. W. Kerr, Man-
Runners, 50c cup; White Salet| chester, 1 Park Square.

.Lady Finger Peas, 2-1/2 lbs.,
$1.; Blackeyes, eating and plant-
ing, 3 lbs., $1. Exch. for print
sacks 3 or more alike. Mrs. W.
C. Helms, Cordele, Rt. 3.

White, Cutshort, and Hastings
Striped Cornfield Seed Beans,
and Striped Half Runners, 50c
cup. Olie Fields, Ben Hill, Rt- 1.
Phone Fr. 1787,



SEED FOR SALE



Want Bunch Velvet Bean
Seed. Quote price per bushel.

Want Vine Okra Seed and
Osceola Velvet Beans in pod.
Hubert Chambers, Canton, Box
488.

Want 300 bu. good Seed Oats,
recleaned. State best price and
germination test, Phone Pineora
15-111. H. E. Hart, Marlow, Rt.
i:

Want 10-20 lbs. Chinese Chest-
nuts for seed. Roy Harrell,
Fayetteville, Box 173, c/o Har-
rell Farms.

Want Kobe

Lespedeza, re-
cleaned, or field run. W. L.
Easterlin, Andersonville.

Want best price on 20 bu. Seed
Potatoes, pink skin bunch
variety if possible but cons.
others; Also want several hund-
'red Old Fashion Seed Cane, T.

|L.. Powell, Lake Park, Rt. 3,
Box 32.

Want 2 bu. Seed Sweet
Potatoes. Must be Bunch PR

variety. J. L. Mercer, Albany,
RFD 5, Box 260.

Want Tobacco Seed, James T.
Cofer, Duluth, Rt. 1.

Want Multiplying Onion Seed
(kind with seed on top of onion
plant); Also want Old Fashion
'Shallot and Nest Onions, H. I.
Clark, Keysville.

| Want Old.



Fashion Nest

| Want 4 or 5 lbs., untreated
watermelon seed, the white or

\light colored. rs. Mary F;

| Lawson, Valdosta, 1006 Marion
t ;

Want 2 bu. Bunch velvet bean
;seed , Write L. G. Nall, Alma.
|Rt. 4.



HAY AND STRAW
FOR SALE



Best grade Sericea Hay, cut
and cured under ideal condi-:
| tions, $38. ton; Fescue, $1. bale
at my barn, TH. Moore, Mil-
| ner, Bite, 2

Coastal Bermuda and Crab
Grass Hay, $35, ton; Oats, com-
| bine run, $1.10 bu. in bulk, FOB.
| Richard - Harvill, c/o Bousa
Farm, Millen, POB 782.

20-30 tons Hay, Lespedeza,
| Bermuda, Crab, and Johnson
| Grass, $25. - $35. ton; Oats,
ee 60c bale. Drue Wyatt,
| Brooks, RFD.



|, 500 bales Lespedeza Hay, tree
|of weeds, straw, and rain, $40.
ton. Link ohnson, Canon, Rt. ay
(6 mi. E. Royston).



| 25 tons Lespedeza Hay, $35.
ton, 10 tons Slightly Damaged
|Alfalfa, $40 ton; 3 tons No. 1

Alfalfa, $48. ton. Oat and Wheat
Is Straw, $18. ton. E. V. Vaughn,
| Bogart.

200 bales Hay, mostly lespe-
deza, some mixed grass, 50c 75c,
and $1. bale: Also clean Black-
jeyed Peas, good for eating or

planting, 50c qt.; $1.50 gal. PP;
Good White or Yellow Corn In
Shuck, $2. bu. W. M. Bailey,
Chickamauga.

| 250 bales Peanut Hay, free of
poison, $20. ton 2 mi. W. Perry,
Ga, J. C. Ward, Perry.

Peanut Hay, approx. 6-7 tons
baled from stacked peanuts,
61 $30, ton heye at farm, 5 mi, SE.
Mus, he, W. Seago, Pinehurst,



lias Moore, Ambros, Rt. 1, Box
*| 66.

quality, $1.20 per bale 4 mi, E.

\view Rd. N.:E. DE 0113.

1 20 cup; 5 cups, $1, Add postage.

Sericea Hay, cut and baled
without rain, $1.10 bale at: my
farm 6 mi. N. Alpharetta at
Birmingham. W. H. Nix, Alpha-
retta. Phone 2595. *

Approx. 2-1/2 tons good hay
(both new and old crop) most-
ly Sericea mixed grasses, all
baled and good cond., $45. for
entire lot at my farm near Com-
merce. Will not del.
H. T, Gordon, Atlanta,
Lenox Rd., N. E. EX 3802:

15-20 tons Kobe Lespedeza
Hay, free of rain, some have
erab and Johnson age $40.*ton
at my barn. M. Callaway,
Jr., Molena.

Sericea Ledpedeza Hay,
and baled without rain, $1.10
per bale at my farm at Birming-
ham. W. H. Nix; Alpharetta.
Phone 2595. ~

Several tons bright Kobe Les-
pedeza Hay in bales, $35. ton
at barn. C. L. Holcombe, Bre-
men, Rt. 2, Box 90-B.

of Crab Grass, Bermuda, Les-
pedeza, and Johnson Grass, $1.-
25 bale. Located at A. E. "Bur-
gess Farm, Rt. 3, Lithonia, Ga.
Murray J. McCullough, -Hape
ae 520 Penfield Circle, Apt.
4,

~ 150-200 bales Wheat Straw,
50c bale at my barn. W. F. Nutt,
Luella.

Lespedeza Baled Hay, very
cheap. See me at my home near
Bagwell Bros. Stop, at Gold-
mine. Mrs. J. Lester Hayes, Can-
on; Rt, 1.

$1.10 bu. at my farm. SYou
furnish sacks. Omer A. HBeper,
Elberton, Rt. 3.

Kobe Lespedeza Hay, best

Danielsville off Route 29 at
Bluestone. Geo. Parish, Daniels-
ville, Rte 370

About 400 bales, large, wire-

Contact. | -
2175 |:

cut}

350 bales good hay consisting

1000 bu. Victor Grain Oats,



Dear Sir: |

and why is shoes price so

Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Mr. Linder,

tell you about it.

_ Ladino, Fescue and Giant

ad of my Kobe Lespedeza

ing such valuable service
sell and those who need

I shoughi I would write seal tell y igs ;
ing a calf hide. It weighed 15 lbs. and b

. Yours Truly, -
Ge Ww. WATKINS |

I have had the experience ate the
Bulletin which has been mosi gratifying an
During the fall of 1952 I
in the Seed for sale column list of F

grass and Crimson, Fescue and Crimson
grass mixtures and of good quality combin
seed. During the week of Jan. 7th your issu 2

the last ton of these seed. All of the past
seeds were sold before Christmas. I had k
phone calls from many parts of Georgi:
Tennessee, South Carolina, North Caro
tucky, Washington, D. C., Baltimore, M
meny inquiries which I cannot fill, buf I

ing every letter even though the seed
It is gratifying to-know that the Bulletin

delivered excellent quality seed and th
the Bulletin is thus meeting a real need.
ji Yours very truly,

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- FINNEY





BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE.











White Tender Half Runner
Garden Beans, Speckled Tender
Halt Runner, and Cornfield 50c
teacup; Blue Java Peas, 35c lb.
in 5 lb. lots, Add postage. Miss



top, Sericea Lespedeza hay;
good cond., for sale at my farm
near Tyrone (Fayette Co.). C.
L, DeLozier, Atlanta, 1505 Fair- ;



BEANS- AND PEAS
FOR SALE



White Crowder and Purple
Hull Peas, $1.35 per 7 cups; Blue
Speckled Crowders 3 cups, $1.
45; Butter and Lady Peas, 3
cups, $1.10. No. chks. Mrs. Lon
Ashworth, Dacula, Rt. 1. |

Tender White Half Runner,
Little 6 Week Pink, and Cream
Beans, 55c teacup; Salet English
Peas, 65c cup; Few White Pole
Beans, 50c cup; Add _ postage.
Exch, for good print sacks: 2
cups for 4 print or 6 White. Each
Pay postage. No chks. Mrs.
Jemima Crump, Talking Rock,
Rt. 2.

Several fashions of Sugar
Crowder Peas, $16. bu. Or small
quantity at 35c lb. L, M. Harley,
Albany, Rt. 5, Box 191.

Good, tender garden beans,
pink striped little brown 6 wks.,
little and big white Half Run-
ners, 50c cupful; cream = salet
peas, 75c cup. Exe. for sacks: 2
cups for 4 prints or 5 white. Add
postage. Dessie Vick, Ellijay.
Rt. 3!

50 bu. Iron Peas for sale. Make
offer. Joe Morgan, Jr., Vienna.

White Mush Peas, 3 cups, $1.;
Red Speckle Crowder and White
Blackeyed, 30c- cup; 4 cups, $1.
Add postage. Exch. for sacks.
Mrs Carl Smith, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

30 bu. 2 ercp Yellow Crowder
Peas, $14. bus; White Rice and
Lady. Finger, 25e cup. All weevil
treated, free of rotten ones. N.
H. Lowery, Eastman, Phone
3932. _ J

Purple Hull Peas, large run-
ning kind, 40c Ib.; $12.50 bu.
Mrs. Geneva Chanclor, Pitts.

White and Colored. Bunch
Butterbeans, 30c large cup; 4
cups, $1.; Brown 6 Weeks Peas,



Ethe) Crowe, beds Rt. 2.



Gennia Brown, Ball Ground, Rt.

7 :

Teacups of tender Pink Bunch
Peanut Beans; $4.50 PP; or 50e
cup. Mrs. G. a Howell, Hiawas-
see, Rt, 1.

Little White Rice Peas, 35c 1b.

Del. Cash or MO. Mrs. Grace ee {

AES Jasper, Rt. 2.

Old Time Tender White Blo-
oming Salet Peas, 75c cup;
White, and Striped Half Run-
ner, Speckled Cutshorts, Brown
6 Weeks Beans, 50c cup. Add
postage. No chks. Exch. 2 cups
for 4 print or 6 white sacks. Ople
Goble, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

15 bu. brown sugar crowder
peas, treated, 25 lb; also sun-
dried apples, 50c Ib. Add post-
age. J. e Pettyjohn, Summer-
ville, Rt. 4

About 4 bu, red hull speckled
peas, grown on my own farm,

already treated, $10. bu. FOB 241

farm. W. H. May, Lexsy.

15 Qts.. red ripper peas, $1.
Quart, P. P. No COD. M. O.
only. M. L. Lawson, Elko Rt. 1.

Lady Finger peas, 2-1/2 lbs.,
$1,; blackeyed, eating and plant-

ing, 3 lbs. $1, Exe. for print
sacks, 3 or more alike.. Mrs.
W. C. Helms, Cordele. Rt. 3.

Old .Fashion Half Runner
Garden Beans, 4 cups, $1.; All
orders PP of $1. or more. No
checks. Mrs, Albert Armour,
Alto, Rte eps :

Frostproof English Peas,
Blue Pole, and Streaked Half
Runner Beans, 2: CUES apa
Early Brown 6 Weeks, 2 Crop
Peas, 6 cups, $1.25; White
Crowders, 4 cups, $1.25; Little
White Lady Peas, 3 cups, $1.10;
White and Col. Bunch, and Col.
Running Butterbeans, 4 cups,
$1.25. Add postage. Mrs. Clar-
ence McMillian, Dacula, Rt. 1.

2 bu. Yellow Sugar Crowder
Peas, 5 Ibs., $1.; $3. Pk. FOB.
J. W. Byrd, Broxton, Rt.
Box 40.

No. 1 Iron Peas, $6. bu. T.
J. Coogle, Oglethorpe.

Salet Peas, white bi

| 20c Tb, Orders

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35 cup; 3 cups
lish, for early
















Hendersons
Beans, clean, soun eg
cellent seed for tabl
Ib. FOB. S. A.
ming, Rt. 45: sa

Purple Hull Cr
































accepted; A
peaches, 50c Ib.
Mrs. J. Wi









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MISCELL
=. FOR





















































gee
Artichokes:
$1.25; 10 Ibs.,

Artichokes, $3. b
more $2.50 bu
Phillips, Chickan

Artichokes,
postage. Or exp.
Noe Atlanta,

.

BEE HIVES:

10 Bee Hives with
a super on each o}
my place. S. M. Hea)
Park, 1238 N. Main
3570. . e

BEES:

10 hives bees.
for sale. Cannot
Atlanta, . H. Fort
2244 Butner Ra,
3453. :

BUTTER:

Fresh Country
lb, - Plus postage.
Howard, Gainesvill

at erib. J, Gy
| gan. sa



lb. og postage. Mrs,
Martin, Dougherty



a








ECANS| AND OTHER
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE






PECAN AND OTHER
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE












7

125 a Sweet Potatoes, $6, bu.
FOB. Paul IO: Ideal, RFD

Rt. 2.



esr

Eggs, 1 dou at my

a Bn) Aus-



Dr

100 bu. Sweet Potatoes to
truckers. 6 mi. N. Waycross. Just
off U. S. No. 1. Carey Crosby,
Waycross. Rt. 1, Box 512.

PEPPER:

75 Ibs. Dried Red Hot Pep-
per, $1.50 lb. PP. Mrs. Nathan
| Watherby, Ball Ground, Rte 4.

ROOTS AND HERBS:

Red Sassafras, and Sarsapar- |}
illa Root, each 3 Ibs., $1. Add
postage. Mrs. Sibley Richard-
son, Hartwell, Rt. 3..

Catnip, Peppermint, Balm,

Ik, Tansy, Garlic Bulbs, .60c doz.;

arge. white eggs,
ai ee Millians,

-and- Chicket Fer-
ee iver reasonable.





e Seine 70c
le on request.
homas, Gainesville,



and Martin Gourds,
25 postage in
ut of state. Add 10c
Mary Shrum, Fitz-
Box 108.

nd other Small
20c ea.; Seed, large
rs. John Weaver.









seed
de cupful; also
1g i sets,
_ postage. Mrs.
: Idosta, Rt. 4.

~ other Small
- ea.; Gourd Seed,
ackage. Mrs. John
petite 2:

: Dipper eas
































































Ibs., $1.; ALS

is :
. pails, $2.;
new lard cans,
Ib. jars, $6. ea.

k Sm steel
1S. lbs., 75 Ib.;
joulders, 50c Ib.
Pert : Meigs, Rt.

1d steers PEaxed
a 000% 1b;
S. Duggan,

certified

toes, field

. FOB at
jis

- Phone 580.

E 25 pt. PE ra

| Dalton, Rt. 2.

- -| pkg. Add postage.
Dahlonega, Rt.





Birdock, Yellow, Queen of the
Meadow Root, 60c lb.; Horse-
Radish Plants, $1. doz. PP in
Ga. Mrs. Martha White, Dah-
lonega, Rt. 1, Box 60.

Yellow root, Queen of the

-| Meadow, sassafras, yellow dock,

mullein, wild cherry, red eld-
er bark, 30c 1b.; walnut and
black blackberry sprouts, $1.

:| doz. Add postage. Mrs. J. W.
,| Jackson, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Wild cherry, sweet gum,
plum, red aldar, pine bark,
sassafras, elder, yellow dock,

sarsaparilla, yellow root, colts
foot, mullein, 2 lbs., $1. Add
postage. Exc. for print sacks.
Mrs. John Meyers, Hartwell,
Reade

SAGE:
Hand gathered, washed, shade
dried Sage, $2.25 Ib.; 10 Ibs.

| or more, $2. Ibe JC. Ae Brown,

Toccoa, Rt. 2.

Hand Picked New Sage, no
trash, 1952 crop, $1. per pint.

; cup. Mrs. Bae. Holans , Dalton.
syRuP.

_100 gal. pure Ga. hace Sy-
rup: in half gal. cans and qt.
bottles, $1.50 gal. at my place.
W. C. Canvet, Guyton, Rt, 1,
Box 170.

200 gal. oes pure fien Sy-
Tup, average 10 to 12 lbs. per |
gal., $1.50 gal. at my place. |
Will not ship. A. W. White,
Leesburg, RL ae Box 8.

: STOLENS: es '

Coastal Bermuda Grass
Stolons, free of noxious weed,
-| recommended -by Coastal Plain

il-| Exp. Station, Tifton, Ga. Digg-

ing every day. 40c per cubic ft.
Contact: R. W. Patrick, Tifton.

TOBACCO:

Shade. cured, home made To-
bacco, some twisted, some in
the hand. Write for price. Mrs.
JW Forsyth, Dallas, Rt. 3.

Home grown Tobacco, il
twists, $1. Plus postage. s. A.
Beavers, -Cumming, ute So:

WALNUT AND WALNUT
MEATS:

6 bu. Hulled Black Walnuts,
lea. 50 bu. FOB. H. W. Lynch,

Brooks. ~

Fresh 52 crop Walnut Meats,
clean, $1. lb. Prepaid in Ist.
and 2nd. zone. Mrs. Willis

s ao oe Rte 1; Bex

Labge nice Dry Walnut Meats
$1. pt. Mrs. Cora Pierce, Elli-
jay, Rt. 5.

Bushel of Black Dried Hull
Walnuts, $3. bu. shade dried
sage, hand picked, clean, $1.
pint-cupful; Also White Rice
Pop corn, $2. for 20 Ibs. Add
postage. Mrs. Marie Holland,

Black walnut meats, nice and
4 adem 50c pint, also Cushaw
or tater pumpkin seed, 15c
Cash or
Mary Stephens,
1, Box 90.

Black Walnut Meats, 75 pe
| Not prepaid. Mrs. Lillie Hood,

money order.

| Cleveland.
ss ee



MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED :
BUCKEYES:
Want Buckeyes or Horse

Chestnuts, shelled from burr.
Will poy $2. bu. FOB your place.
Need all sizes. Advise by mail

before shipping. C. V. Curran,
TAA 4

nta, be Penn Ave.

CANE (SUGAR):
Want some oldtime white

|jand green. stripe sugar cane.

J-@. Daniels Sr.,

CORN:

Want buy 200 bu. corn. State
kind and price del. Robert T.
Turner, McDonough. *

FIG SETTINGS:

Want 6 each of Celeste and
Brown Turkey Fig settings, 2-
3 yr. old. Quote prices. Mrs.
Charles Gilmour, Rome, 8 Vine-
land Dr.

HAY:

Quote. prices on 6-10 tons
good Peanut Hay at your barn;
Also delivered 3 mi.
Jonesboro. P. W. Feagin, Jones-
boro, -Rt. 1, Box 343.

PEANUTS:

Want some White Imp. Span-
ish Peanuts to plant, large kind,
2-3 hull. Send sample at once
and price. Ted Pittman, Lum-
ker City.

PLANTS:

Want party to furnish potato
plants, fertilizer and transpor-
tation for 10 acres on halves.

Morgan.

I furnish land and labor. Mrs.
J. C. Simmons, Rochelle, Rt.
2

POTATOES:

Sweet Potatoes, from certified

stock, 2s or 3s. Will answer
promptly. George Holderby,
Valdosta, P. O. Box 863.

SEED:

Want 4 ox 5 Ibs. Watermelon
Seed, white or light colored,
untreated. Write first. Mrs. Mary
<P Lawson, Valdosta, 1006 Mari-
on St.

Want 12,000 Ibs. certified Kobe
Lespedeza Seed, approx. 140 bu.
Soybean Certified Seed, pref-
erably Roanoke or Agden.
W. M. Nixon, Thomaston, c/o B
and B Ranch.

CORN &*SEED CORN:

~ Want about 100 bu. corn,
preferably shelled, delivered
my place. Or could pick up

some slip shuck corn within
10 or 15 mi. Tucker. W. L.
Cousins, Tucker, Rt. 1.

HONEY, BEES, BEE
SUPPLIES:

Want Bees Wax: State a-
mount and price postpaid. Otis
Meadows, Union Point.

Want used 45 frame or 50
frame radial honey extractor.
Loren: Miller, Meldrim.

ONIONS:

Want Old* Fashion Shallot
Onions, kind that multiplies.
Write first stating price. Mrs.
Clara Smith, Hampton, RFD
be :

PEANUTS:
_ Want to exch. large gourds,
(25c ea.) for Spanish or Run-

ner Peanuts; Also want Hick-
ory Nuts. J. W. Sammons,
Baxley, Rt. 2.

SEED:

Want 3 tons Sericea and 2
tons Kobe Seed. Will buy
combine run. Write only. Levi
aaa Cedartown, Patton
t



PECANS AND OTHER
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE



Grapeonie, and May Cherry
Trees, Beechnut Bushes, Mus-
cadine Grape Vines, each Ones
Blueberry Bushes, 75 doz. Add
postage. Mrs. Nellie Parker,
Gainesville, Rt. 6.

Several hundred rooted Hunt
Muscadine and Scuppernong
Grape Vines, 25c ea. in lots of
six or more. Cash or COD: And
Rooted Fig Plants. Mrs. W. L.
Wilkes, St. Simons Island.

Crabapple Trees, 6, $1.; Mus-
cadine, Persimmon, Wainut, Red
and Yellow Plum, 10 ft: Celes- |
tial Fig, $1. ea.; Gooseberry,
Dewberry, Blueberry, $1,
Exch. for sacks. Each pay post- |

boro.

Budded Pecan Trees,
insp., Stuart 1-2 ft. $1.;
$3.; Seedling Trees, 3-6 fe $15
ea. FOB. R, CL Adkins, Cordele,

state



TRL 3!



Want 20 bu. Bunch Type PR

Lyn.

j

|

doz. | P}
age. Mrs. Grady Brewer, Tooms-| club Rd., N. W.,

| All



Mtn. Huckleberry; eared
size, 80c doz.; Hazelnut Bushes,
75 doz.:; Red, and Yellow Plum

Bushes, ai $1.; Also Strawberry
Plants, 35c doz.; Yellow Root
Plants, 65c doz. Add postage.

Mrs. Mande Henderson, Ellijay,
Rt. 3.

Blue Damson Plum Sprouts,
40c ea.; Wild Dewberry, large
variety, 50e doz.; Muscadine
Vines, 4 ft., 40 ea.; May Cherry
Sprouts, 40 ea.; Mtn. Huckle-
berry, bearing size, 2 doz., 75c;
Also Klondike Strawberry
Plants, 65c C; And Small Clear-
stone Peach Seed, 35c doz. Add
postage. Rosie Crowe, Cumming,

South Rt. 1

Chinese Chesnut Trees, State
insp., 1 yr. old, $1. ea.; 3, $2.50.
Plus postage. W. T. Largin, East
Point, Box 123. Phone Ca. 4754.

Grape Vines: Munsons Tex-
as and French Hybrid Bunch
and Ga. and N. C. Muscadine,
also fruits, berries, etc. Best
southern varieties, and best
USDA Pears and Chestnuts.
state insp. H. A. Neal,
Carnesville, Rt. 1.

Budded Siuart Pecan Pek
Stateinsp., 1-2. ft., $1.; 2-3 ft.,
$1.25; 3-4 ft., $1.50; 4-5 ft.,
$1.75 ea.; Seedling Trees, 3-6
5, Six ea. FOB. R. L. Adkins,
Cordele: Rte3;

1 yr. Apple and Peach Tiees,

Grape Vines, 35c ea.; Large 2
yr. Apples, 45c ea. Pears,
Flums, Cherry, 3 ft. 60c ea.;

3 yr. old Chestnut, $1. 50 ea;
Leading varieties, State insp.
Del. T. M. Webb, Ellijay. ;

Chinquapin Bushes, 50c ea.
Under $2. orders, add 25 ex-
tra for postage. Pearl Hudgins,
Flowery Branch.

Bronze, Black Scuppernong
Vines, Black Walnut, Calif. Fig,
3 yr. soze, 50c ea.; Hazlenut,
Himalaya, Black Raspberry,
Huckleberry, $2. doz. Mrs, C.
B. Robinson, Bowdon.

May. Cherry, and Crabapple
Trees, Muscadine Garpe Vines,
6, $1.: Also Garlic Bulbs, 75c
doz.; Sage Plants, 20c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. Nellie Parker,
Gainesville, Rt. 6.

- Beechnut and Hazlenut
Bushes, Catnip Bunches, 6, $1.;
Blueberry Bushes, 75 doz.:
Garlic Bulbs, 75 doz.
postage. LM. Turner, Gaines-



ville, Rt

Fig and Black Walnut Trees, |
Muscadine Vines, 25_ ea.:
Hazlenut Bushes, Gooseberry, |
Blackberry, Dewberry Plants,
45 doz.;

mint, 60c doz.; Mrs. D. M.|Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

Hollaway- Dahlonega. Rte ie
Box 55. : | Fresh Cracked 1952 Pecan |

Meats, halves, $1. Ib.; Pieces,

Grape Vines, 2 yr. heavy |90c. Olin O; Prickett. Maysville,

rooted Fredonia Black, Port-|Rt 2.

land White, both new varieties, 4 : :

40c ea.; Muscadine, 2 white} Pecans, pr. Ib. 100 Ibs. Sch-

bearing size male vines,
ea.;
rooted, 65c ea. Not
Mrs. Lona Fallent, Lula.



|visible bas parcel post paid, 1,.

| $1.



Waroson Plan; $1.25; Also
Garlic, 10 bulb; f. doz. Exch. S
for print sacks. Miss Cecil Me-
Curley, Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Large Apricot Plum, 2-3 ft.,
$1.25 doz. Shipped parcel post.
P. J. Hogg, Cedartown, Rt. 1.

Peaches: 8 Clearstone and
Clingstone Old Fashion, $1.50;
Two Oct. Yellow Indian, $1.3
Sweet and Sour Pomegranate,
$1. ea.; 2 Bylack Walnuts, :$1.;
Old Fashion Deweberry, and ase
Blackberry Bushes, 6, $1. Mrs.

. M. Johnson, Shellman. me

Fig Plants, 25c, 50c, and $1.
sizes. Add postage. Mrs. W. E.
Wooten, Camilla.























White Press Peach, Old
Fashion Peach Trees, Red and
Yellow Plums, Muscadine



vines, Wild Cherry; Yellow and
Cheese Apple, 50c ea.; Blue-
berry, 50c doz. Plus postage.
Mrs. Albert Ussery, Toomsboro,
Rt. 33 Bie

Blight






Resistant Chinese
Chestnut Trees, State insp.,
18-24 in., $1. ea.; 3, $2. COD.
ReoG: Largin, East Point, 311
N. Randall St.

Pecan Trees, govt. insp.,
Schley, Stuart, Moneymakers,
2-3 ft. $2.; 3-4 ft, $2.25: 4-8
fi., -$2:50;-5-6. ft, $2:753: 6-85
$3.; 8-10 ft., $3.25. Calvin Har-
man. Stovall. =
















Brown Scuppernong, Musca-
dine Vines, Catalpa Trees, Red







and Yellow May Plum, Old ~
?|Fashion, Oct. _ Peach, Sweet
Pomegranate, French Mul-




berry, Wild Cherry, Purple Big
50c ea. Plus postage. Mrs.
G. Combs, Toomsboro, Rt. 2.

Celestial Sweet Lemon Fi
Settings, 3-4 ft. $1.25 ea.; 6,
each. See: B. O. Fussell,
Atlanta, 889 Edgewood Ave.,
FLA 8902.- ee

















PEANUTS AND PECANS -
FOR SALE









Stuart Pecans, large, well
filled 1952 crop,.10 Ib., $8. PP.
Send check. J. W. Lang, Omega.

Large Red Valancia Peanuts,
$1.75 peck; $6. bu. Add postage.
LCs ds Brown, Toccoa, Rt, 2.

New large Mahan Pecans, 5 Ib, ot













2, or 3rd. zone, $2.50 per bag.

> |



Yellow Root, Horse- | bu. "Add postage. P. B. ae

90c leys, 35c; 20 Ibs. large Stuarts,
Topsoil Scuppernong, 2 30c: 50 Ibs. Seedlings, 2c: Shell-
del. |ed, 90c Consider offer on entire -

eee Singleton, Fort Veues

Rt3, :
Large Red Peanuts, 2-4 in,

| hull, washed, dry $2. pk. $%







lot. Mrs. Paul C. Roberts,

Govt. , Lawrenceville, Rt. 3. Phone
Moores ney ey Maken | Lawrenceville 2585 or 3292,
ra . ae a oe $1.25; 4-5 40 Ibs. 1951 crop Schley and
aie E. ao ze ft. up, | Stuart Pecans mixed, sound,
. rown, Baconton. | well filled, 5 Ibs, $2.: 10 Ibs.,

Rooted nice Brown Scupper-
nong Vines, 50c ea.; Artichokes
25c Ib. FOB. F. M. Combs,

Washington.

Crabapple Trees, 20c ea.;
Hazlenut Bushes, 6, $1.; Beech- |
nut Trees, 25 ea.: Blueberry |
Bushes, 75 doz.; Muscadine |
Grape Vines, 20c CRE YOSSI S|
Also Sage Plants, 20c ea.; Gar- |

lic Bulbs, 50 doz. Add postage.
Mrs. Robert H. Norrell, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 6.

Pecan Buds and _ Grafts,
lected by experts from finest |
young trees, Stuarts, Success,



/Ollie Skinner,

| $3.50; $10. for lot; Also 13 Ibs.

pure Livsey Watermelon Seed, *
2. 2gtbi PP. Mrs. JM Jones, cee

| Grayson.





Good nice Paper Shell Pecans,
1952 crop, 25c lb. FOB. Satis...
guar. Write or phone 257. Mrs. |

Carrollton, 103
Cedar St. j

1952 cro Paper Shell Pecans, 2
40c lb.; Nice Seedlings 25c Ib.

Mrs. B. L. Robinson, Greenville.

se- |

, Moneymaker, Dependable, and!

| Davis, $10. C: $90. M. Mrs. B.
| L. Robinson, Greenville.

Chinese Chestnut Trees, bear- |
ing size, 6-7 ft., $2.50 ea.: Scar- |
let Everbearing Strawberry
ants, $1. . All at garden. T. |
E. Eason, Atlanta, 1182 Gun-

RR 14, Box
34

Red or Yellow Plum Trees,

2-3. ft..16, $1. also: Crabapple Sprduts.

Exch, for sacks. Ea. pay post-
age. T. W. Hartley, Tooms-
boro. ; g

Small Size Pecans, 15c. Ib.
Add postage. O. B. Camp, Villa
Rica.



Large Red Peanuts, 2-4 in. i
hull, $2.00 pk.; $6.50 bu.; Also |
Red Speckled Crowder Peas,

|25c teacup; White Tender Half
Runner Garden Beans, 55c tea-
cup; Blue Java Peas, 25c tea-
|cup. No COD. Add postage. G. T...

| Brown, Ball Ground, Rt, 1.

About 300 Ibs. Pecans, well eee
filled Stuarts, Columbia, and >
Mahan mixed, 20c..lb.; Also

Dried, Cooking Apples, 50c. ib.
Add postage. Mrs. J. L. Single-. -
ton, Middleton.








PEANUTS AND PECANS |
FOR SALE






Hand shelled, clean, refriger-
tor kept, fresh pecan meats,
(20%): PP in Ist. and 2nd.
zone, Mrs. Janie Almon, Luthers-
ille.

25 Ibs, large, sound Stuart
Pecans, 25c Ib. Add postage. J.|
i. Phillips, Gay.

5 Ibs. Paper Shell Stuart,
i scans, large, well filled, 28c |
db. in. 5,/Jb. to 10 1b. or over
packages; 25-30 Ibs. best Soh- |
leys, thin paper shells, well,
filled, new crop, 35c lb. In 5 |
or 10 Ib. sacks or more. Mrs, G.
ids. Holeomb, Bremen, 550 Mc-
_Pherson St.

5 Ibs. Pecans, $1.25 PP. G. M|
Moseley, Menlo.
































RESH & DRIED FRUITS
FOR SALE



Nice Dried Apples, free of
peel and worms, 50c lb. PP in
Ist. and 2nd. zone. Mrs. V.
Carter, Whitesburg. :

Sundried, hand peeled Dried
Apples, 1955 crop, 50c lb. Mrs.
Ruth Fricks, Talking Rock, Rt.
1, Box 151.

-Sundried Apples, free of core
and peel, 45c lb. Add postage.
Mrs. J. T. McClain, Bremen,
Rt 1,

1952 crop. best quality Sun-
dried Apples, no peel, worm, or
cores, 50c lb. in 5 lb. lots up;
_ Also Walnut Meats, 75c lb. Add
a Postage. Mrs. Fred Franks,
Hiawassee.

































_ Sundried Apples, free of peel

and core, 35c lb. Add postage.

No checks. Mrs. C. D. Hayes,
organton.




ples, free of peel and core,
50t Ib. Add postage. Mrs. R.
H. Norrell, Gainesville, Rt. 6.

Nice ,Sun Cured Apples, free
of worm and.peel, 45c lb. Add
: Louria Hunt, Young













Dried Apples, free of peel
and core, 35c Ib. in 5 Ib. lots;
Oc Ib. less than 5 lbs. Add
ag Mrs. E. Hunt, Young
ane



a Nice Sundried Apples, 40c
Ib. PP. Mrs. R. L. Davis, Roy-





SACKS FOR SALE



; White Sacks, washed, 25 ea.;
eae 20c ea. Free of holes.






200 Jute 10 Ib. cap. Feed
- Sacks, good cond., 15c ea. at
farm. No shipping. R. O.! White,
Jonesboro, Rt, 1. Phone 3176.

White sacks, no lettering,
glean, 25c ea. PP: $20. C. Prompt

: - shipment. Eston Young, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 9.

ie 4-50 lb. White Flour Sacks,
_ $1.30; 3 Washed, 10 lb., $1.35;
Ten' 10 Ib. washed sugar sacks,
$1.75. Mrs. W. Y. Summers,
Newnan, Rt. 5.

Extra nice Print Sacks, 100 lbe
cap., 30c ea.; White, unwashed,
no letters, 18c ea. Add postage.
=< Prompt shipment. Ns RC

. Burruss, Gainesville, Rt. 9.

. Good grade white sacks, 100
_Ib. cap., washed, free of holes,
-_ 25c ea. Add postage..No COD.
a = A. E. Nix, Gainesville, Rt























No stamps nor chks, Mrs. Eliza-
beth Allison, Gainesville, Rt. 7.




_ White 10 lb. cap Sacks, good
cond., no letters, unwashed, 5
$1. Add Postage, Exch. 2 for 1
Ib. dried fruit, free of worms,
peel and core, also have Odd
Print Sacks, and 2 of a kind, 3,
$1.; Small holes, 30 ea. Mrs. T.

F. Bagley, Alpharetta, Reed.
SBox 79.
15-20 lb. cap. white fertilizer |



- sacks 2 for $1, PP, Exch, two
for 4-100 lb. oap. print sacks,

Nice 1952 crop Sundried Ap- |.

\villesRd.
|

_. White Feed Sacks, washed,|
ironed, free of holes, 25c ea;
Small holes, 20c ea.; 12, $2. 50.

SACKS FOR SALE

CATTLE FOR SALE







Good Grade Unwashed 100 lb.
White Feed Sacks for sale or
exch. for print sacks. Exch. 3
for 2 print. Ea. pay postage.
Mrs. Robert Harp, Wildwood.

Print and asst. plain col,
sacks, free of holes and mildew,
3 alike $1. PP. Mrs. Helen Car-
roll, Young Cane.

Washed White 100 Ib. Feed
Sacks, no holes, 25c ea. Add post-
age. Mrs. Hoyt Tippens, Talk-
_ing Rock, Rt, 2.

Solid White Feed Sacks, guar.,
free of holes and mildew, 20
ea. PP to 3rd. zone;:15 ea. in
lots 100 or more. Mrs. J, V.
Morris, Cornelia, Rt. 1.

100 print feed sacks, 100 lb.
cap., free of spots and holes,
no less 4 alike, $30. Add postage.
Mrs. Carl Stevens, Gainesville,
Rt, 6.

Extra large dairy print feed
sacks, 35c ea. Add _ postage.
Mattie Little, Ball Ground, Rt.
LT:

Print sacks, washed and iron-
ed, 4 for Bs 10 or more PP. Mrs.
ga. 8 Wallis, Carrollton, Rt, 1,
Box 31.

White Feed Sacks, free of
holes-and mildew, 20c ea. H. A.
Stogner, Waco.

Print Sacks, washed, no holes
nor mildew, 30c ea. (3 or more
alike. Mrs. M. L. Otwell, Bow-
don.

Washed: White Feed Sacks,
10 lb, size, no holes, 25c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. Hoyt Tippens,
Talking Rock.

200 or more print sacks, wash-
ed, 30c ea. No: chks. nor ;COD
orders. Mrs. Jewell Hulsey,
Cedartown, Rt. 3. zs

Solid White Feed Sacks, guar,
free of holes and mildew, 20 ea.
PP to 3rd. zone; 15c ea. in lots of
10 or more. Mrs. J. V. Morris,
Cornelia.

Print Feed Sacks, 100 Ib. cap.,
no holes, 2 and 3 alike, 3, $1.
Add postage. Paul Cromer, Ideal,
RFD 2.

Print Sacks, 100 Ib. cap., 3
$1.; White Sacks, 100 lb. cap.,
25 ea, All washed, ironed, free
of holes and mildew. No COD.
Add postage. Mrs. Hoke Martin,
Gainesville, Rt. 7,



CATTLE FOR SALE



6 Reg. Shorthorn Bulls, 6 mos.
18 mos. old. P. B. McCurley,
Elberton.

6 Purebred Guernsey Bulls 6
wks, 1 yr. old, $50. - $150. ea.
N. A. Johnson, Warrenton.

Reg. Jersey Bull, 9 mos. old,
artifically bred Jersey Bull, 6
mos. old. Brampton Basil Design
Royal, Reg. No, 546681, his
mother 4-1/2 gal. milk with Ist.
ealf. Hwy. 12, near Crawford-
ville, Ga J. O. Burton, Robin-
son,

Several nice young Shorthorn
and Polled Shorthorn Bulls and
Heifers, excellent breeding, also
few Red Polls for foundation
breeders. All registered. G. T.
McDonald Oakwood, c/o Old Mc
Donalds Farm.

Fresh Guernsey Cow, + 4th.
calf, TB and Bangs tested,
gentle, no faults, gives 5 gal.
daily, guar satis. $350. with
calf; $325. without. Fred D:
Shevers, Augusta, 2744 Milledge-

Blocky Type, small head, Dbl,
Standard Reg. Polled Hereford
Bull Calf, ready for light serv-
ice in. March, suitable for grade
or reg. cattle. Show any time.
All inquiries answered. Dorothy
C. DeLaPerriere, Hoschton.

2 Reg. Guernsey Male Calves,
3 mos. and One not registered,
2 mos. old, well marked, large
to age. H. W. Thurmond, Farm-
ington.

Red Guernsey Cow to fresh-
en Feb, 6, third calf, will give
4 gals., very gentle, also $ nice
SPC Little Bone Shoats, reason-
ably Bi Bob Knight, Frank-

Springers and Milch Cows for
sale, John Goldin, Draketown.

Reg. Brahman Bulls, 6-18 mos.
old, several 7/8 dnd better grade
Brahman Bulls, priced to sell.
Frank Sessoms, Homerville.
Phone 17R15,

30 Reg. Horn Type Hereford
Bulls, carry blood of Noes Baca
Duke 2nd, WHR, 12-24 mos. old,
at prices you can afford to pay.
Percy A. Price, Leesburg, Rt.
1 ;

Brown Swiss bull, Reg.,
Clemson Lackey Chieftain, calv-
ed May 7, 1950. Sire, Lees Hill
Lucky Strike, No. .77887; Dam,
Evergreen Heights Nell. $200.
at my place. Fred W. Ayers,
Royston; RFD 2.

3 nice Holstein heifers, | 20
mos. old, about 800 Ibs. ea. One
due freshen January 15th,
others last of February, all bred
to Reg. Guernsey bull. Reg.
Guerney bull for sale also. Wyatt
Benson. Alpharetta. Phone 4491,

Reg. Aberdeen Angus bulls
and heifers, excellent breeding,
at Dew Bros. Farm. Calhoun,
Rt2;or {Phone /Dr. oJ: Harris
Dew, Atlanta, AT 5728,

5 nice heifers, 1 yr. old: Jer-
sey, White Face and Guernsey.
Not reg., $100. ea. at my place.
F. EH: Cresto, Decatur, 2447 Flat
Shoals Ave.

2 Reg, Guernsy Males, 3 mos.
old, and one 2 mos. old, well
marked, \have been dehorned,
for. gale H. W. Thurmond,

| Farmington.

Reg. Hereford Bulls, 1 horn-
ed type, about 18 mos. old, ready
for service: 2 Reg. Polled Here-
ford about 11 mos. old, several
marked and priced reasonably.
Clarence R, McLanahan, Elber-
ton; P; 20... Box 760.

Guernsey Bull with all papers
for registration, 1 yr. old, good
size, ready for light service, ex-
cellent breeding, $100. Ww. He
Stephens, Ben Hill, Rt. 1.

2 Jersey Bulls, 2 yrs, old, and

good heifer, same age. Mrs.
us C. Brady, Cairo, Rt. 1, Box

Black English Bull, about 500
lbs.; also 2 Milking Goats: and
1 billy for sale. Mrs, Jessie Har-
rigon, Jonesboro. Phone 5157.

Calf, born Aug. 24, 1952, well
marked, mother "Hengerveld,
Ormsby Strain, papers, $100.;
Also 2 good Mare Horses, 1050-
1250 Ibs., good cond., gentle,
work anywhere, $100. for team,
Exch. for heifer equal value,
Walter Lemke, Covington, Rt.
2. Tel. 5321.

Reg. Guernsey Bulls, ready for
light service, from high blood
lines, reasonable, F. H. Bunn,
Midville.

Very Gentle . Jersey Bull,
yrs. old, ready for service, $150.

W. Ez Mixon, Milledgeville, Rt.
4,

Good Jersey Milch Cow for
sale. J. H. Smith, Chipley, Rt.
3, Box 130.

1 Guernsey Jersey Bull,
1 yr. old, around 500 Ibs.,
healthy, good cond., for sale.
Me C. Phophitt, Chipley, Rt.

Reg. Angus Bull, 3 1/2 yrs.
cld, excellent bloodlines, also
grade Angus Bull, 8 mos. old,
for sale or trade for livestock,
hay, or seed. E. L. Morgan,
Jefferson, Rt. 2,

Hereford Bull,
ready for service, dehorned,
reg. buyers name, $300.; Also
2- Coming*. 2). Yre2 Old Polled
Bulls. R. W. Jones Jr., Leslie,
Rte:

dark red,

Springers and Young. Milch
Cows for sale. John Golden,
Draketown.

Black and White Hereford,
4 mos. to 2 yrs. old, to be sold
at a sacrifice. Mrs. E. F. Adams,
Decatur, 836 W. Ponce de Leon.
Ave. Phone CR 1891.

Guernsey Cow, freshen in
Feb, 2nd. calf, 250 lbs. at my





Ea, pay po tage, Mrs. Ira Downs,
Warrenton, ' Rt.y :



ahs (Near Armstrong

barn. EB, U. Roberts, Byasglton.



6 mos. old for sale or exch, for :

Artificially bred Holstein Bull Ri

eligible for registration, 2-1/2),



1 young. cow, Jersey-Guern- ||
bull calf Jan. 8, | 2

sey, dropped
$160.; Also want to exch. 8}
yT. s old, 1100 lb. mare horse
(work or saddle) for a pair
of medium size mules under}
12 yr. old. Will work to mower.

Give or take difference. J. W.

Dockery, Arnoldsville.

Fresh in Holstein and Jerse
Heifer, 2 other cows to freshen
immediately. C. F. Johnson,
Jonesboro, Rt. 1- (Or Call Fay-
etteville 5151).

Reg. Hereford Cattle, highest
quality, bulls 12-15 mos. old,
$250. ea.; Heifers and cows,
$250.-$500. ea. Cecil. Travis,
Riverdale. \

_ 1-Reg. Black Aberdeen-Angus

Bull, around 500-550 lbs., about E

7 mos. old, cheap. L. W. Coch-

ran, Senoia, Rt. 2

1 Polled Reg. Shorthorn
Bull, very best bloodlines, sell-
ing to prevent . inbreeding,

calves June 30, 1949. Charles
G. Wurst, Meigs, Rt.-I; -Phoene,
2220.

Reg. 4 yr. old Hereford Bull,
blocky type, Domino _ strain,
$350. Cons. trade to prevent
inbreeding. No horned or

{rangy type considered. L. B.

unt, Macon, 447 Buford Rd.

1 Milking Type Shorthorn,

Bull, 10 mos. old, $225.; Full
Blooded Heifer, 3 mos. old, not
registered, $100.; Heifer subj.
to register dropped Dec. 20,
$100.; Your clfice of any cow
0 herd, $500. (Due to fresh-
eb., Mar., or April). Ww. H.
Loudersailk Cornelia.

Reg. White Polled Short-
horn Bull, 6 yrs. old, about
1500 Ibs., $350. to keep from
inbreeding. Julian Copeland,
Lake Park, Rt. 2.

7 Reg. Aberdeen Angus
Bulls, 7-12 mos. old, excellent
bloodlines, reasonably | priced.
Girk. West, Richland.

2 reg. Polled Hereford Bulls,
one 2 yrs. old, other 3 yrs.
old, $250. and $350. ea. Dr.
Wm. W. Smith, Decatur, 3550
Glenwood Rd. DI 2611."

5 Head Dbl. Standard Polled
Hereford Bulls, ranging in age
from 6 mos. to 1 yr.-old. Rus-
sell C. English, Valdosta. es oO.
Box 502.



HOGS FOR SALE



1 SPC Reg. Boar, 12 mos.,
old, 250 Ibs., disease treated in
every way, FFA pig chain, $60.
at my home. Will not ship. Ty
tae bile Ga.; Tyrone.

ake

10 Reg. SPC Hom (5 gilts,
5 males), 7 1/2 8 mos. old,
gilts large to breed, se males
large enough for service; Also
1 bred gilt. Reasonable prices.
See at my place, or write at
once. 12 mi. No. Alma. Lamar
Altman, Alma, Rt. 1.

Purebred Hereford Boar, 14

and~ Shoats, 8 wks. old up,
OIC- Hereford, $9.-$25. ea. J. C:
Keaten, Ellenwood.

Reg. Duroc Pigs, best blood-
lines, priced right. E. W. Cail,
Savannah, Rt. 5, /o Forrest.
River Duroc Farm.

Fine Meat Pigs, 3 mos. old,
$12.50; Nice SPC_ Gilts. ready
to breed, $25.; 9 OIC Barrows.
Chas. Holloway, Ben Hill, 7205
Campbellton Rd. FR 2736.

3.1/2 mos. old Hampshire
Pigs, breeding stock, reg. buy-
ers name, from prize winning
stock. Reginald Denton, Cleve-
land.

Yorkshire Hogs, best blood-
lines, Worlds best ham and

bacon type, male pigs, 10 wks.
old, reg. buyers name, $25. ea.
B. Hogg, Cedartown, Rt.

i

1 Male, 3 Female Red Duroc
Pigs, from reg. stock, born Nov.
3rd., $15. FOB; Also 6 fine
pigs, 1 month older with small
amt. PC blood from generations
back. Jesse J. Waters, Louis-
ville,

Reg, Duroc Boar, fee $3.; Also|n
Duroc Pigs, $10, WH caring:
ham, Community: : Gaza-
way,, ohare, Rt rey

mos. old, good cond., $65.; Pigs |,






Ld: $20. 5.7
Conyers, Rey 2:
brook Farm.

Big Bone Guinea Sh
mos. old Jan. 25th., gi
Boars, $25. Dbl. treated,
buyers name; Reg. Sow, br
reg. boar, $65. Leon Wats
adila: POB: 214. 5-3

OIC Pigs and Shoats,
reg, -short nose, blocky
stock, out of good bl
will reg. buyers name,
farm. Paul J. Cain, Co
Rick

_Reg. OIC Pigs and Sk
and registered boar for
A Roark, Atlanta
Bouldercrest Rd., S:E:
Di. 7293. (Mailing cad
















































ley, Ga., Rt. 1).

One litter OIC Pig:
wks. old, reacomaied
Lewis ce Jones, Faye
Rt. 3. % 3




Reg. Essex Gilts an
priced right. A. P. Ch
Moultrie, Rt. 5. (Near

SPC Boars, old
service, 4 chiltipiors
lines fine sow (
Star Ray Grand
preme and Challe
cholera immune, re,
name. C. R. Mae
Rt. 4.

8-12 wks. old OIC Pi
nose, blocky type, treate
Also few older gilts. Shi
where. Thomas C.
Quitman, c/o Moss Oaks

Blocky type Duroc
Males, 10 mos. old,
treated for cholera,
buyers name, $45.
Howell Dixon, Lyons,

9 Essex Pigs, (5 gilts,
farrowed Dec. 23 reg.
name, or pedigrees
cheap. Bruce Moss,










































Choice 9 mos. old: re
shire Boars,
Type, from champion
lines, from large litters
$35, at farm; $42.50 del.
rradius in my truck. A.
er, Jr., Metter. :

6 wk. old pigs, W.
SPC, $10. ea. Canno
Brown, Lithonia, Ree
3113 Stone | Mountain)

Reg. Cherry red, bl
Duroc pigs, Me
related, H. L. Willi







































3 Small Midget She
Mares, 2 yrs, old, 1
dapple, (white mane
1 Red and White Spot
tall, $20: ea.; 37 in
Stallion, whilte mane
$225. Jess Holbrook,
Tel, Jonesboro 6771.

Small Pinto Pony
in., 2-1/2 yrs, old,
$85. or exch. for
C. C. Parker, Decatur,
ley Rd. Phone Cr. 6660.

2 Mares, 1 Mule, wor
or single, Can be se
batn. Mrs. H. C, Ellio'
Donough.

1 Mare Mule, 8-9 yrs.
900 lbs., for sale. Davi
Cumming, Rt. 5, :
















































One Mule; 1050 lb
old, gentle, sound,
work anywhere, ch
handle, blocky built. '
mons, Douglasville,
St.

Bay Saddle Horse,.
gentle to handle,
Scott, Hephzibah, Rt.

One Small Red
good cond., work a
lbs., for sale or
a small genfle ho:
weaned heifer.
Cravey, Milan, Rt, ts

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fog Prices







Paid At Various Markets




















































































Y 9, 1953 NO-1): NO:2NO.3 NO. 4 Coffee Co. Livestock Co., Douglas $17.64 $17.35 $16.27 $i4
River Livestock Auction, SS Farmers Stockyard, Sylvania : $18.00 $17.45 $16.55 $00.
Bes Bainbridge $17.80 $00.00 $00.00 $00.00 Heavies .... $16

ville Stockyard, Thomasville $18.15 $17.25 $16.00 + $00.00 Union Stockyard, Albany e $17.81 $17.31 $16.50 $14.
Livestock Co., Ocilla $18.15 $17.80 $16.79 $14.45 | Tattnall Livestock Co., Glennville $17.76 $17.35 $16.01 .
Y 10 i "| Moultrie Livestock Co., Moultrie $17.75 $17.40 $00.00
= Tv Heavies ....
nia Stockyard, Sylvania $18.00 $17.40 $16.05 $14.05 : 5
: ; Hazlehurst Livestock Market, Saas
Stockyard, Thomson $17.80 $17.50 $16.25 $00.00 4 Piaslehuret $17.77 $16.51 $14.50
ee vy _|* Widaite Stockyard, Vidalia $17.75 $17.01 $16.01
and Craig, Dublin $17.96 $16.97 $15.81 $00.00 | Producers Stockyard and Exchange, :
an, Stockyard, Hagan $17.94 $17.39 $16.30 $00.00 Statesboro $17.50 $17.20 $15.50
on Co. Marketing Assn., ~ : Muscogee Livestock Co., Columbus $18.25 $17.50 $00.00
___ Sandersville $18.00 $16.75 $16.45 $00.00 | Lee Co. Livestock Market, Leesburg $18.00 $17.40 $00.00

Stockyard, Swainsboro $18.00 $17.10 $16.10 $00.00 JANUARY 15










n Co. Stockyard, Savannah _$18-10 $17.65 $17.30 $00.00 | Dublin Livestock Comm. Co., Dublin $18.16 $17.35 $15.95













































| Farm Products Sales Corp. Blacks Comm. Barn, Gainesville $19.00 $18.10 $00.00
5 Thomaston $18.00 $16.25 $14.10 $00.00 - -

$19.00 $17.00 $14.75 $00.00 | Milan Stockyard, Milan $17.79 $17.05 $15.05

r Livestock Auction, Cochran $17.20 $16.15 $15.30 $14.20 | Wilkes Co. Stockyard, Washington $18.10 $17.70 $16.25

BY 49: Seaboard Stockyard, Colquitt $17.75 $17.30 $16.35

uhoff, Macon $18.00 $17.30 $16.00 $00.00 | Peoples Livestock Market, Cuthbert $17.80 $17.30 $16.50











Livestock Auction, :
Donalsonville $17.85 -$17.40 $16.40 $00.00




Valdosta Livestock Co., Valdosta $17.92 $16.95 $16.50
Wayne Co. Livestock Market, Jesup $18.10 $17.60 $16.76
















tockyard, Augusta








$17.85 $17.50 $16.75 $00.00 | Bulloch Co. Stockyard, Statesboro $17.95 $17.22 $16.00







. Co. Livestock Sales Barn,
oer . LaGrange $18.50 $16.60 $16.00 $00.00

Livestock Market, McRae $17.75 $16.75 $15.50 $00.00 | Claxton Stockyard, Claxton $17.80 $17.00 $15.75
Livestock Market, Metter $18.00 $16.86 $15.90 $00.00 | JANUARY 16





Farmers Livestock Co., Douglas _ $17.76 $16.92 $15.95
$19.00 $18.10 $16.90 $00.00 Ragsdale-Long Comm. Co., Quitman $18.06 $17.50 $16.20






























Co. Stockyard, Baxley $17.77 $17.19 $16.15 $00.00 | Effingham Co. Stockyard, Springfield $17.77 $16.75 $15.45 $00.00

; Cooperative Livestock Assn : Sheriff Bros. Livestock Barn. 5 : : t
es Soperion Slee $16.30 $14.75 $00.00 z Gainesville $18.60 $18.00 $00.00 $00.00

Co. Stock Barn, Eastman $17.80 $17.30 $00.00 $00.00
sivestock Market, Millen $18.20 $17.50 $16.00 $14.00

Co. Livestock Co., Camilla $17.86 $17.15 $16.15 $00.00 | Toombs Co. Stockyard, Lyons $18.94 $18.00 $17.05












Fitzgerald Livestock Assn., :
Fitzgerald $18.03. $17.10 $15.98






Smith Bros. Stockyard, Bartow $19.33 $18.30 $17.50












AND CAVIES





Ray Taylor, Tiger,
30. :





mixed type for meat,
ducers, -7 does, 3 bucks,
lot or trade for Bant-
F. Reese, Roswell, Rt.
e Rd. (Between Crab-
Alpharetta Rd.)..



leas







Rabbits, carefully

breeding ! stock, for

R. Bunn, Forsyth, Rt:
.






















le. Geo. E. Golden,
Roti 4. ;

bi

funiors, selected stock

bloodlines, ped.
also 1 large Senior
easonable _ prices.
Brantley, _ Wrights-

oducers, either sex,
breeders, for sale
> for few_pair White
ms, mated and band-
ans, O. P. Foster,
yee

las several young bred
hinchillas (not rabbits),

good quality. For
formation write, visit,
Robert -E. Williams,
383 N. Carter Rd. Ev.

Giant Chin. Does, Key-
in, ped. - furnished,
L. Cawthon, River-
e Jonesboro 2592.








d Does bred to NZW)

Wt. Chinchillas,





| ee | LIVESTOCK WANTED POULTRY FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE



bas :
| On Saanan Billy Goat C72 | HORSES AND MULES: 15 Bantam Hens, $1. ea. Boyd! 10 pure Dark Cornish Pullets,









rs. old, fi l . - | Want small type - Shetland Williamson, Commerce. and most ready to lay, long,
ae eR oan Fo ee oe" | Stallion with saddle gaits. W. C.. yellow legs. big bone type, $25.

iota SE hilly io others of my Burson, LaGrange, Box 488. . Bantams: 1 trio White Leg- H. W.-Thurmond, Farmington.
- LW aT: i : horns, $7.; 3 hens, 1- rooster,

ee Oe Boenot, Noa Want good gentle mule. or oe $10 a Sil ae | CORNISH GAMES, GIANTS:

_ Goats, 2 nannies, $7.50 ea.; 2; plow horse near Columbus. .C. co Be Sauk Ears e Pit Games: Old English Black
bills, $5. ea, Ship in light crate;/A. Sears, Sr., Columbus, Macon |Tight hens, $4.; 1 Golden Seb- Breasted Red, 1 stag. about 5-
Also want to exch. mule, 10) Rd. right hen, $2.; 4 R. I. Red hens,|1/2 Ibs., 2 hens, $10. C. H. Bald-
yrs. old, 80-120- lbs. -for good 8. Shi : win, Atlanta, Rt. 5, Box 589.
saddle and work mare 4-6 yrs, RABBITS AND GUINEA PIGS a : Pee ze . aos :
old, 900-1100 Ibs. J. F. Well. (CAVIES): - er. NO chks, Homer Haney,!~ Best blood, long yellow les-
born, Rock Springs. . Want Rabbits. State what you! Jr., Chickamauga. Box 37 . ,ged, broad Breasted, Rose Comb

























| have, kind, best prices. H, L.| |Dark Cornish Cockerels, ready
_ 4 qt, young Tog. Milk Goat, Clark, Keysville. CORNISH, GAMES, GIANTS: | for service, $3, or $5.50 for two. :
bred, $40.; Young Reg. Tog ' Mar. Apr. hatch trios pure| Shipped in light crates. No chixs.
Buck, ready for. service, $30. c SHEEP AND GOATS: Gasca os pdene direct 2 | Mrs. R. C. Sanders, Vienna. aa
'R. Beasley, Garfield. -Want a milk goat. viust be =r esee -aburns: Cirect Irom :
este fresh in and heavy milker,|COllins stock.; Also 3 or4 cocks! Purebred Game Chielze>
een ser Seer LS ioter amigunt given daily and|2 yrs: old, never fought, Shawl/hens and pullets, $2. ea.: Recs
: Grissette, $6.50 - $10. D. D./ers, $3. MO. Will ship. J-~ 1
|

i . W. M. k, Brox- :
ton. weed ee rcs ewes, Barnesville, 141 Cher-| Nicholson, Blairsville, Rt. 4.
r :
| _ o Be Ge ee
CATTLE: h ark ornish ockerels,| Purebred White Leghorn:
! Sy : POULTRY FOR SALE last Apr. hatch, long yellow legs,|Hens, Apr. 3, 1952 hatch, -r
ant cattle to pasture. Have : : $2.50 ea.: 2, $4.50: Lot for $8. | quick sale. Mrs. Olin mo
, Plenty honeysuckle, cane, with! FOB. Mrs. Ed Stone, Adairs-! Clarkesville, Box 383. :
some grass pasture for 75-100|BANTAMS: jville, Rt. 2. Ka qs
I Bant kerels, : e : | 25 High Grade W. L. Pulists,
head cattle, abundance of water. |) 9 Hee, ane Fone | 2 nice trios White Lace Red} some laying, $35. for lot. FO3

No infected, sickly, or wild Decatur. 828 - 3rd. Ave Phone Cornish, some laying, $7.50 trio. | Jasper or Fairmount. Mrs. Oscar
stock accepted. No 1 Thee ES : Mrs. J. C. Herron, Martin. Rt.| Medlin, Fairmount, Rt. 2.
pted esponsibi- De. 0354. }

: fit PS , : 3
By ooeuieed for lost of any| Purebred White . Black Tadl| Z ; 200 English White Leghorn
kind. Man no property to take Jap. Bantams, grown young|_, xtra fine Dark Cornish Pullets, 8 mos, old, laying 80
jeare. J. H. Zaring, Jr., Atlanta;| stock, $5..pr.; Half grown, $3. | Roosters, purebred, broad back,|pct., $2. ea. Will not ship. J. D.

LIVESTOCK WANTED









Rt. 4 Ra. 1861 pr. FOB. Mrs. Belle Joiner, | 2nd breast, excellent for straight) Bryan, Grayson, Rt. 1.
S 'Soperton, Rt. 2. jor cross breeding, $3. ea. ex-| 99 yr. old White Leghorn
Want 20-25 good heifers or) |pressed in light coops: O. C.' Hens, laying over 75 pet., for

i ; - Brad ry i gf :

bangs free. Prefer milk type and) and Golden Sebright Cockerels, = : : ___| White Oak Ave., S. W. Ra. 1443.
white face cross. Write: W. L.'$3. ea. Bob Clark, Macon, 372! 1 trio. pure Hulseys nice, 18 White Leghorn hens, part
Smith, Savannah, Rt. 4, Box | Spring St. jearly hatch stag and 2 choice } jaying, $2. ea, Mrs. A. F. Britt

;2 yr, old hens, $15. No. trade.| Tucker, 2087 Brockett Road.
ee | 1952 hatch purebred Blac J. H. Akin, Atlanta, 3387 Oak.) ee





: Tail Jap and one Sebright roost-|cliff Red S. W. 10 White L. hens, large type
ee oe ers, grown, $1.50 ea. FOB. Money| cs ota. tromentor ies sirain, 21.90 eancr ence
particulars including a g e, | Order. Silas Snipes, Commerce. e Se On eae eS Bfage tee os;

[Rt. 2. Claiborne (half ea.), 1 pullet;/holes, no mildew, at 25c ea. and
same breed, $5. for the pr. C.| few Prints, 3-4 alike at 30c ea.
10 mixed Bantam Pullets, 1/L. Griffin, Gainesville, Oak St.|Mrs. Glen Holton, Soperton. Py ~

weight, bloodline, etc. Also 1
Black Angus Bull. Can also use|






a number of heifers of both Roost 75) . No shipping. 10. Box 454.
kinds. J. C. Steinmetz, Atlanta, ies Ray Wesley Tithonie i Dark Cornish Bull Dog Type} i acs ox
-|981 Ashley St. N. W {ce i Cockerels, $2.50 and $3. ea.;; FRIZZLE: =



Pullets, $2. and $2.50 ea; Long} 4 nice last. summers hatch










fant Reg. Polled Hereford! Bantams: Silkies, Dark Corn-| Leg Type Cockerels, $3. and $4./Frizzle hens and I rooster, $11.;
ifer, 10-12 mos. old. ish, White Belgians, Wheaton/ea.; Pullets, $2.50 and $3. ea.| also mixed, large breed chickens, __
zn oWwy , $3, pr. W. O. Thomas,|/Prize winners. C. A, Ingram,|same price. Mrs. Ethel Sanders,
Savannah, 1205 East 40. Pe ge 2 x ~ : Buchanan, Rt. 2. So ace

meaty: te eta fs on naa Nee ee cae Site








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than any that could be carved out ot
_ Stone.

As. we commemorate the birthday of
General Robert E. Lee, let us say once



_ Hard pressed by enemies strong and
2 proud
-- Thou hast led us safely with fire and
eloud |
_. Across the seas and over here



POULTRY WANTED



FARM HELP WANTED



Our fathers paths were dark | and
drear
But always sure in thy good time~
Thy hand appeared in ways sublime.
Our fathers feet have safely trod
The decks of ships on storm tossed

For many, many weary ae

. And now today our fathers sleep

Beneath the sod of our God.
Like children left alone at night |

FARM HELP WANTED




Comes to an
As the last

more, : seas; |
Oh Lord our God in ages ce Their steps have gone through forest
On hill, in dale and mountain fast, wads Until we all





FARM HELP WANTED

nie
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Of these heroes wane
God be with. them and

Let us pass over the river i
under the shade of the

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BABY CHICKS:

_ Want to raise chicks on halves.
I have brooder. Can raise 100.
up to 8 wks. old. Party to
_ furish chickens and feed. Mrs.
J. C. Barker, Thomaston, Rt.



Want reliable. party with
good references for small acre-
age. Garden and small house.
Larger tracts of land available
on water front of Blythe Is-
land. B. O. Fussell, Atlanta, 889
Edgewood Ave., N. E.









- Want white or col. farmer

Want to raise chicks on halves || for 2 H crop, 50-50 basis. Good

plenty wood. Also Hogs and
cows on 50-50 basis. Must Re
Want 25 Game Hens, 2 Roost. Obst, well recommended, gond
ers, no culls, 1952 hatch, State) \orth, Columbus, 1017 Benning
price and age. B. E. Fendley,| p,.

_ Danbursg, Rabe

REDS: NH, RI, OTHERS:

CORNISH, GAMES, GIANTS:

Want white truck farmer, 2
or 3 in family to work, 4 R



Want 8-10 NH Pullets, 1952) house, elec. wired for stove,
hatch, no culls, Quote price, age.| spring water, 6 mi. Trenton.
Mrs. Lige Parker, Howard. School bus by door, 1 mile

churches. Any amt. good land
for truck* farming 50-50 basis.
New Ford Tractor and work
stock furnished. R. C. Kirch-
meyer, Trenton, RR 1.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC:

Want yveung Broad Breasted
Bronze Turkey Gobbler. State
price. C. D. McConnell, Gray-
son, RFD L





Want middle age white wom-
}an to do light farm chores ie
3 ism. Private room an

Want pure strain Mallard and | ee ey to 1 child.
Indian Runner Ducks; And Ring- Reasonable salary. William R.
neck Pheasants, breeding stock) Swann, Newton. Rt. 2.
reonly.: Jv L: Tade, Macon, Rt. 5, ce
y New Clinton Rd.





Want middle age man and



wife to help with farm work,

Want 1 Gander, 2 3 yrs: old or raising cattle. Live in home

fatar. Prefer Toulouse . breed: with me. Small salary. Must

Dorsey Smith, Decatur, 444 Mel-| have good character. No

ville Ave. De. 1325. drunks. Mrs. Ruby James, For-
syth, Rt. 3.

Want white or col. woman

from country, 25-40 yrs.

ee FARM HELP WANTED old,



(required), for poultry and oth-
er light farm work on farm
near Atlanta. Good pay, good
food, private room. Mrs. Helen
Street, Atlanta, Rt. 2. z

Want farmer for 20 acres cot-
ton crop and hoe crop satisfac-
tory basis. 5 R house, elec. light,
good well on porch, garden pas-
ture, near church, school bus
route to Grammar and High

Want reliable white or color-

ed woman to do light farm

. work on farm. Good home for

_ right party. State salary ex-

~ pected in answering. Mrs. Mary
J. Hunter, Darien.



Aged couple wants middle
age couple for work on farm.
Share part of 5 R house. Part-
crop part wages. Or work corp
~ on 50-50 basis. Write V. C,; School. If large family, there
= Garrett, Gainesville, Rt. 1. is plenty day work in season.
BSie W. P. Dempsey, Cave Springs,
ie : Want farmer, at once (not over | Rt. 1.

Beste in family) with 3 all time :
workers, for 83 A farm, 17 A | Want small col, family to
peanut allotment corn, cotton, WOVK, 108 Sa Boe oN Saeee

cantaloupes, watermelons, cu- do odd jobs. Good house wired

4for electricity. Apply Old

Sleeae ea ee Chappell Place 10 mi. SE Grit-
fin. I. Teem, Milner, RFD.

is time dipping, all on 50-50 basis.

Si 5 Man. with just school children
and drunks need not apply. 4
good mules to work with. R. L.
Faircloth, Rochelle.

to help on vegetable farm near
Atlanta. Pay $3.-$4. daily. Nice
house with elec., garden, pas-
ture, wood. Regular work. R.

Want family to work some
turpentine on halves and help

7322.
is in crop (prefer tractor driver).



Good house with lights, near} Want family able to finance
; school and church. Clifford | self to tend- 5 to 90 acre
: Smith, Baxley, Rt. 4. | farm. 5 R house 4 mi. town on

| highway. Good place to raise
Want reliable party for 70 A | livestock.

farm 2 mi. Cartersville. Good |

level land, all can be culti- |'Collum, Rochelle.

vated with tractor. Running |

water, elec., spring and creek, | Want reliable man to have

school bus line, near churches |Ccharge of grounds and garden|

and stores. Standing rent, or|0n good school farm. Must be | reliable,
other satisfactory basis. Huey |honest, industrious, able
Edmondson, Cartersville, Rt. _| work with student labor. Salary | Tennille, Rt. 2/ Phone 394-J-1.

*e- (Sugar Valiey Rd.). land new 5 R house. Living con-
ditions excellent. Send quali-
Want experienced dairyman. | fications and references to H.

Must be sober, good milker. | L. Fry, Rabun Ga. ~

Salary, $35. weekly, house, | ;

wood, milk and garden spot} Want single man (or couple)

furnished. R. G. Jennings, Ma- | to a on cattle and chicken

con, P, O. Box 891. Phone|farm.

33534, : : Rt. ay



You furnish chicks, feed, and) land, house, plenty. water, and
transportation. Write: Mrs, W.! lights, on school bus, mail-Rt.,
E. Wooten, Camilla, Rt. 2. (Baptist and Methodist Church).

good health, good references

Want farm man with: family.

F. Sams, Clarkston, Phone 43- |

school.

Ex, 4875.

middleaged, to do

on 3rds.,

basis. Consider 50-50.

able size crop.

pasture, outbldgs.,

school bus and mail

small family,
clean for

sober,
Caretaker of

stock, tractor, etc.

church and ~stores.
community. Contact.

ed man for general

ton, Star Rt.

ska.

Want a white or



| 1953.
Want

| Tennille.

Want man to help run small
honest,
good
to house. Contact: Bobby Lindsey,

dairy. Must be sober,
Good salary,

Want middle aged couple to
clear land of vines and bushes,
do some carpentry work on
farm in exchange for house and
use of 30 A land for 1953. Write
for particulars. R. A. Crawford,
a MERE ny ainser, eens: 3S eee

colored
family to grow tobacco and do
general farming on farm for
A. L. Thrift, Moniac.

Want caretaker, gardener for
gentlemans farm on outskirts
Marietta. Need someone familiar
with machinery and animals.
Can use white or colored. 4 R
house, 3 A land available for
personal use. Near church and}
Hwy. Only sober,
dustrious person need apply.
Good pay. B. A. Pollock,
Tanta, 3728 Peachtree Rd. Phone

C

Want col. man and wife prefer
yard and
other light farm work on farm

(small patch crop). Must be/| farm: Prefer Fulton Co. Wages,
sober, reliable. Pay weekly halves, or any satisfactory basis
salary year around; furnish|@8teed upon. Robert Martin, At-

house, water, lights. R. Presley,
Union City. Phone Fairburn
4001 or Ga. 6611 East Point.

Want farm family to tend crop
Aths., or standing rent
Give
broiler houses to hold 3500; rent
free if party will have reason-
5 R house with :
lights, mail, school bus, wood, 5
well water.
Located North part Forsyth Co.,
2 mi. E. Silver City. See. J. W.
Hughes, Gainesville, Rt. 5.

Want small farm family, white
or col, large 1 H crop, 50-50
basis, hogs, chickens on halves.
$2.50. daily, house, garden, wood,
route.
References. 8. S. Storer. Doug-
lasville, Rt. 4, c/o Storers Ranch.

Want exp. middleaged man,
reliable,
small
farm and light farm work, near
Atlanta. 4 R. house, Elec., water,
Paved road,
school bus and mail Rt, near
Excellent
G. B.
Brooke, Atlanta, Box T2oee ee

Want middle age or elderly
colored man with small family to
help with chores on dairy farm.
No milking. Will furnish 3 R
house, milk, wood, garden space,
and small salary to right party.
eee Lemke, Covington, Rt.

Want at once white or color-
farm work
on farm. Room, board, laundry,
good salary. Only experienced
need apply. Flora Bivins, Can-

Want at once middle age wo-
man for light farm chores,
live in home with 2-in family
on farm. Good wages. Perman-
ent job. Mrs. R, L. Cline, Wale-

white family to help
Near store. Standing on farm. Good house, school and
rent. Make offer. J. Van Mc- | mail route. Jack F, Davenport,

Hill Av

At-

tian White Woman to do light
farm chores on farm, raising
chickens, hogs, tending garden
patches, etc. Reuben - Combs,
Griffin, Rt, C.



in-

POSITIONS WANTED



- White man, wife, 3
(large enough to work), raised
on farm, well experienced, drive
tractor, truck, etc. wants job on

lanta, 293 Washington St., S.-W.

~White man wants job on trae:
tor farm.,Can make crop. 12 yrs.
experience farming. Can do
carpentry, work and tend cattle,
handle labor. Ready to move any

timexOs 3c: Foskey, Thomas-
ville, 606 Har away St:
659-E

4

Experiencea tractor and truck
driver want job on farm driving}
tractor and doing mechanical
work on same. 45 yrs. old, white,
have wife, 16 yr. old son. Own
tools to work on farm machine-
ry. John B. Resseau, Hardwick.

Young white man, with wife,
1 child (girl) wants job on farm
in Fulton Co. Raised -on farm.
Experienced in dairy work,
drive tractor, truck, etc. House
and wages, satisfactory basis
agreed upon. Jess Martin, At-
lanta, 641 Cooper St. S. WwW:

Well experienced tractor
pdriver wants job on farm. Ex-
perienced dairy work also; Good
4 or 5 R house with lights. Wife
also to work. Honest, sober,
good references. Have to be

moved, Joe Tom Miller, c/o)
Cowart Dairy, Twin City. ,
Middle aged white man,

healthy, stout wife, 1 child, ex-
perienced in farming, driving
almost any kind machinery,
wants regular work on farm for
wages. 3 R house with water,
lights. Have to be moved. An-
drew Buchanan, LaGrange, Be
Ware St. aoe

Middle aged white woman
wants work helping with
chickens, garden, other light
farm chores on farm. Mrs. W. A.
Hamby, East Point, 207 S Har-
ris St, Fa. 6919.

Sober, experienced dairyman
wants job on farm as caretaker
of cattle, or other farm work.
R. L. Morris, Decatur, 3093. Mc-
Afee Rd. De 8443.

White, healthy, fered mid-
dle age woman wants job light
farm work on farm in Chris-
tian. home, and salary. Can
come at once, go anywhere.
Mrs. Abbie Miller, Macon, B-

to

Want hike middie abe Chris. ;

children}

Stile wages paid

bout tobacco,

Eddie Mae To t












education, 60 yrs.
references. J. O.
ver Creek, Rt








Single white ma
ed tractor driver,
on farm for this
Youmans, = Swains
GEER yo

White couple
work on farm. T
Sober, non-smoke
oid. White Crawfo:
M. L. Mixon, aad
3, (Hwy. 84):
























ae
man, RFD 5

51 yr. old singl
job on farm usin
wages and numbe
Jake Johnson, A
Box 561.

Want 1 H Farts
rent basis,~ 20- 30
bus, Ga. William
Fortson.

One arm man w
farm raising chi
after stock, or

farm. Could ne
Have wife and

te help. Drive tru
Prefer around
Atlanta. S
Gainesville, 8

42 yr. old
child, wants jo
hogs, turkeys, c'
tractor. 3 or 4.
water, garden,
school, bus route
Willing - worker, hoi
hy, reasonable sale
be moved. Best
Arthur Smith, Ce
(c/o Canglin Box,

34. yr. old m:
farm working for.
time experienc
hens, broilers,
truck and a
~ children: Meat





































































































Woodrow
Branch, Rt 2

"White woman -w.
farm doing day work

boys (oldest can dri
Can do most an}
Prefer near _ Reid:

ville, Rt. 1.

Middle or
work on farm,
for place to
Corrie Anders
Fenwick St.

_Middle age
and 22 yrs. old,

dairy, poultry or
Can do most any
farm. Lifetime on



12 Lanier Hgts.






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females from it Georgia

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pera ne. ne:



HEREFORD SHOW AND S

The Georgia Hereford Assn.,
Show and Sale will be held in Atlas
eastern Fair Grounds, Friday Februa
starts 9:30 A. M., Sale starts 1:00 P.








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