Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1953 March 25

= Tom Linder Commissioner












By TOM LINDER





we are reprinting the
jitorial from the Market
November 28, 1945.













d ECONOMY is derived
reek words OIKOS
ouse, and NOMOS mean-









English Janguage the word
means the management, regula-
overnment of a household.













economy means
ent of the millions of
in the United States. -















, merchandising, transpor-
anufacturing, mining and
re all necessary steps of man-
millions of households in this
















al purpose of every mans ac-
secure food, clothing and
r himself and dependents.






























mer plants his crops to pro-
elothing and housing.

to produce. enough so that
chang a part of his crops for
fencing, paint, taxes, etc.

irpose of exchanging a portion
sent crop for farm equipment,
te., is to produce future crops.

man who mines coal, iron or oil
or the purpose of exchanging
or oil for a portion of the food,

man who operates a cotton gin,
slevator, a- poultry processing
milk distributing plant does
he purpose of getting a portion
rmers product so that his fam-
have food, clothing and, housing.

en who operate railroads,
obtain a portion of the farmer's

0 thing and housing.

wants run stores to get a toll
on of the food, clothing and
the farmers produce.

ee lawyers, insurance men
essional people are working
clothing and houses for



simply -

nd housing which the farmer

*ks and steamships are work-.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1958



&

all the people the food, clothing and
houses which are produced on American
farms.

; INCOMES
dn the family household, the income
is the amount of flour, eorn, meal, meat,

lard, vegetables, cloth, elothing, shoes, .

medicine, ete., that the housewife has
with which to run her household,

The outgo of the family household
is that portion of these supplies that is
used up or destroyed. oe

The REAL income of every fam-
ily 4nd every individual consists of the
necessities and luxuries which they re-
ceive. The outgo is -the part used up
or destroyed. -

z MONEY
Money is not wealth,

Tf every dollar of money in the
United States was destroyed today, no
wealth would be lost. There would be
just as much wealth as before. The
difference would be that people who
have money would lose their interest in
that wealth. They would lose the prom-
ise to pay. They would lose their writ-

* ten evidence of an interest in wealth.
If the amount of money were doubled
no wealth would be added. We would
still have the same, wealth as before.
The difference would be that a dollar
would represent only one half as much
interest in wealth.

When you deposit
house receipts in a bank these cotton
warehouse receipts represent wealth in
cotton,

When you deposit grain elevator
receipts in a bank these grain elevator
receipts represent wealth in grain.

When you deposit money in a bank,
this money represents your interest in
any commodity which you may elect.
The money is not your wealth, but it
represents your interest in wealth, It is a
promise to pay.

WAGES

When any group undertakes by ar-
bitrary methods to increase. their wages,
fees or profits, they are simply under-
taking to obtain a larger interest in
REAL wealth which is food, clothing,
housing, ete,



mas y

| wealth and to get a larger interest, they

cotton ware-

NUMBER 28



try to get more money. :

When a laborer buys a pair of shoes
he does not buy the shoes with money,
he buys the shoes with his labor. His
labor creates wealth. He has an interest
in the wealth which hig labor created,

envelope.

a portion of the evidence of his interest
in the nations wealth. Sau

2 : DIVISION

Agriculture, mining, transportation,

| business, industry, and banking consti-
tute the machinery for procssing and

dividing among all. the people, the raw e
materials which are produced by farm-

ers and miners. :

REAL wages, REAL profit and
REAL income of all groups are meas-
ured in food, clothing, housing, medicine, ~
eter es

The. national income is simply the
sum total of all other incomes.

The percentage of the national in-
come received by any given group such
as the farmers, the factory workers, the
business men, etc., is in its last analysis
the percentage of food, housing, cloth-
ing, medicine, etc., received by that
group.

Since the farmer and miner produce
the food, clothing, housing, medicine,
heat, etc., which is divided among all of
the people it naturally follows that the
more the farmer and miner produce,
the more there is fer every group when
it is-fairly divided.

When only a part of the farmers -
cotton is spun and sold over the counter,
the farmer has less clothing and so does @
everyone else. The real reason the farm-
er has more cotton than is spun and
sold over the counter is because other
groups are not permitted to turn their
labor into an interest in the nations
wealth. (We have never had more cot-
ton than the people of the country need-
ed. Maladjustment of labor and distri-
bution caused uhder consumption. Our
economists could see the cotton, but they
could not see under consumption, there-
fore they said we had a surplus of cotton).

The more wheat the farmer produces,
the more bread there is, both for the ~



. They want a latger interest in the

\ (Continued on page Eight)

The evidence of his interest in wealth ia
his money which he receives in his pay
When he receives a pair of

| shoes from the merchant, he surrenders






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SECOND HAND :
MACHINERY FOR SALE



- SECOND HAND

MACHINERY FOR SALE|M:





Also want to buy Dearborn 14

blade shaves. Robert A, Eaven-
son, Dewey Rose, Rt. 1. e

Turner Thrashing Machine,
with stocker and feedr, on rub-
ber, ready to go, no junk, $275.
H. P. Robertson, Dallas, ye

. Ane Bready Garden -Tractor
with disc harrow, turn plow,
spike harrow, cultivators, laying
off plow, good cond. Rowe
Johnson, Douglasville, Box 207.

One Roller Durand Peach
Grader, approx. carload per
day capacity, Friend Sprayer,
200 gal. cap., with gas engine.
Lawrence Ceecchini, Elberton,
Rt. 2.

Farmall H Tractor, 3 yrs. old,
drag harrow, single sec, and
dbl. sec. cutting harrows (1
each). Addison Smith, Fairburn,
Rte, : ae

2 Grist Mills, good working
cond., for sale Come see. No
letters ans. Phone Madison 2603.
R, B. Curtis, Farmington.

1950 Two Row Allis-Chalmers
C Tractor, starter, lights, power
take-off, hydraulic lift, B & B
Athens 8 disc harrow, 3 disc
Athens tiller; 20 disc smoothing







SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



1948 Ford Tractor, engine, ex-
cellent cond., with angle dozer,
lift scoop, side mounted mow-
ing machine, windrawing at-
tachment, 2 row cultivator. See
at dairy farm, Univ. of Ga.
Contact: Howard L. Dalton,
Athens, Uni of Ga. Dairy Dept.
Phone 225-J, 4600 - Ext. 361 or
3431 M. 5

John Deere 101 one row Corn
Picker, used less 30 hrs., Cheap.
S. R. Killebrew, Atlanta, 239
Sisson Ave., N. E. Phone Cr.
8736.

1950 Ford Tractor with bush
and bog harrows, used very lit-
tle, excellent cond. W. V. Ad-
ams, Atlanta, 3130 Ardley Rd.,
S. E. Phone Am. 2686.

1 pair Platmorm Scales, 600
lbs. cap., reasonable. H. C. Reid,
Atlanta, 2303 S. Pryor Rd.

McCormick- Deering Tractor,
24 dbl. sec. harrow, on good rub-
ber tires, runs well, harrow
need some repairs, $125. J.- C.
Self, Avans.

One J. Deere Tractor H and
all fertilizer distributors, plant-
ers, cultivators, good cond, See
J. E. Hadden, Avera.

One used 1 H Wagon for sale.
William H. Tharpe, Bainbridge,
1010 Hall St.

Ledbetter Corn Planter, $10.;
Cotton Planter, $5.; At my farm.

Arthur Owen , Barnesville,
Ford-Ferguson Tractor and
equipment, good cond., also
Simplex Duster. Mrs. W. C.
Reddic, Benevolence.

Dearborn Combine~ with

motor and small grain attach-
ments, 6 ft. size, has cut. only
60 or 65 acres. E. E, Bone, But-
Jer, Rt. 1, Box 183.

Ford-Ferguson Tractor, 45
model, with 52 motor, starter,
lights, lift type harrow, plant-
ers, cultivators, peanut weeder,
all good cond., $800. D. H. Gaul-
tney. Butler.

1950 John Deere M Tractor,
cultivators, planters, harrow,
for sale. Greer Hooper, Cedar-
town, Rt. 1. (At Youngs Stat.).

One Model Hardy Orchard
Sprayer, 300 gal. cap., 800 Ibs.
Max., pressure on rubber, good
cond., $300. C. W. . Jackson,
Chamblee, 3174 Carroll Ave.

One Farmall M Tractor, per-
fect cond., Taylorway 4 Disc
Bush and Bog Harrow, almost
new, $1400. James C. Mann,
Conyers. Phone 4931, :

8 hp power Frazer Riding
Garden Tractor, Model T. E.
dozer blade, turning plow,
mowing blade, exc. cond., $475.
Hoke Smith Akins, Coltege
Park, 228 Lambert R.-Ca.. 2253.

3 Deck Chicken Brooder, top
deck with heater, single deck
brooder with heater, practically
new, both $35, See any day
after 5:30-P 4M. -Mrs: Js D;
Brown, Columbus, 1209 ~ 16th.
St. parce

David Bradley 1 and 3 quarter
horse power Garden Tractor,
turner, bush and bog cutaway,
cultivator, like new, $200. C. C,
Weems, College Park, Rt. 2. Fa.
7868.

7 ft. Mower, dra harrow, cul-

tipacker with dbl. seed box,
smoothing harrow, equipment
only slightly used, excellent

con. B, W. McFall, Conyers, Rt.
1, (Near Smyrna Camp Ground)

One z X 12 Bottom Plow on
rubber, power lift, $260.; har-
row, dbl. spring teeth and 2
wheels, $65.; Martin Ditcher,
$35.; 12 in. bottom plow, $20.
All good shape. FOB farm, W.
R. Garner, Cordele, Rt. 2.

10 in. Buster, $7.; Cutaway
Harrow, tongue out, Weeder,
feet. dist., $5. ea.; 2 H steel
beam, $6.; Stalk chopper, $10.
Will not ship. T. C. Tuck, Cov-
ington, Rt. 2,

No. 25 Oliver Riding Cultiva-
tors, disc scratcher, plow gangs
complete, $25. ea.; 4 Disc Tiller,
J. D. for sale. Also Tenn. Walk-
ing Horse, 4 yrs. old, broke to
ride and .walk, $65.; And 2 X
3/4 Wagon with steel tires and
bed, good shape, $25. W. C.
Douglas, Dalton, Rt. 4.

W. C. Allis-Chalmers Tractor,
with bush. and bog harrow,
}mower, cultivators, planters,
$1150. L. R, Dunnahoo, Decatur,
1, Clifton Springs Rd.

Mule drawn Wing Harrow,
good cond., $10.; Seed Separa-
tor, Two 2 H Turn Plows, slat
| wing No. 94 Chattanooga, $5.
}ea.; steek Beam 1 H turn plow
|cheap. T, T. Hattaway, Davis-
| boro.



VC Case 2 Row Tractor with!

starter, lights, PTO pulley, hy-
draulic lift, good running shape,
and 1 bush and bog harrow, all
$400. Bill Bentley, Cleveland,
Rt 6.

1946 Trocator, good working
order for sale or trade for light
tractor, or medium size Allis-
Chalmers, good cond. J. D. El-
rod, Demorest, RFD 1, Box 188.

harrow, 6 row cotton duster,
$1425. cash my home 9 mi. So.
Fayetteville. J. D. Hayes, Fayet-
teville, Rt. 1. :

2 each, dbl. hopper planters,
1 hp turn plows, spring tooth
cultivators, planet Jr. cultiv-
ators, spike -tooth harrows; 1
each, 2 HP mower, stalg cutter,
2 hp turn plow, weedr, one hole
cornsheller. Good cond. J. C.
Foster, Helena, Rt. 1. .

Grain Tank and Elevator
Augor for John Deere 12A com-
bine (new) $175.; Avery 4 Sec.
24 Disc Tractor Harrow, and
Avery 4 Disc Tractor Plow,
good cond., $100. each, And
want 1 man Pick-up Hay Baler
and Side Del. Rake. L. P.
Singleton, Fort Valley, Rt. 3.

S. C. Case Tractor, 2- row
planter, cultivator, good rub-
ber, 12 dis King Harrow, 24
Disc. Tandem Harrow, Athens
4 Disc Tiller, IHC Binder, 8 Tt
used 6 days, steel wheels, trac-
tor hitch, Meadows Hammer
Mill No. .20. Good cond. Grady
H. Ridley, Franklin.

Allis - Chalmers G Tractor
with fertilizer attachment that
can be wsed for 1 to 4 rows at
same time. Can be bought at
big discount for cash. See at my
farm, Joe Sikes Glennville.

J. Deere M. Tractor, all equip-
ment, _ planters, cultivators,
plows, harrow, stalk cutter, Ist.
class cond. 6 mi. No Glenwood.
O. M. Terry, Glenwood, Rt. 2.

Farmall A Tractor, 1948 mo-

del, planters, | cultivators, BB

Harrow, 2 disc plow, Ist. class

cond., 2 mi. Newnan Airport off

29 hwy. See on Sat. and Sun+

Pet John W. Banks. Grantville,
tol;

Intl. 5 Disc Tiller, used very
little, A-1-" cond.) "$995. E. J,,
Turner, -Greensboro, RFD 1.

Avery Tractor with plows,
harrow, planters, Century spra-
yer for mounting on back of
tractor, or for hand use, all very
good cond. Phone 5640 even-
ings or Write: Mrs. S. P. Thomp-
son, Griffin, 627 Brookwood
Terrace. : :

42 McCormick-Deering Com-
bine, Massey-Harris 6 ft, Clip-
per Combine with motor, Minn-
Moline BF Tractor. Like new.
priced to sell . Henry Jackson,
Griffin, Rt. 5, Box 362.

Root Cotton Duster, mounted
for Ford Tractor, $125. One
Rodeon for Ford Tractor, $200.
At my farm. No letters. 10 mi.
E. Hawkinsville. D,~H. Sim-
mons, Hawkinsyille.

1950 Farmall Cub Tractor,
goed shape, Rome bush and bog
harrow, 10 disc Tandem, disc
turner, cultivators, sweeps, hil-
ler defenders, pulley, $650. A.

Pickup Dearborn 20 Disc Har-

Cub Tractor, me utor,
row, 5.; Taylorwing 4 disc| planters, 2 dise tiller, cultivator,
plow, $145.; one yard overload] good shape, 4 mi. So. Eastman.

dirt pan, $325. All good cond.;
in. bottom plow with razor}

jcond. W. L. Holland, Temple,

|B. G. Phagan, Eastman, Rt. 4.

tor with bog harrow, new disc,

lizer attach., 6 row poison mac-
hine, Ist, clas cond., $1750.
jed H. Presley, Fayetteville,
aa (Near Tyrone). joa



for sale or trade for cows o:
mules as part payment. G. R.
Hammock, Kathleen, Rf. 1...

John Deere M Tractor, newly
overhauled, disc harrow, plant-
ers, turner, cultivators, tool bar,
culti-spray, $1250, Charlie Moss,
Ranger, Rt. 1. - \

3 Oil Breoders, 2 Buckeye and
1 Oak, -used 3 times, for sale,
Sam J. Phillips, Sr. Royston,
Rt. 1; : ; :

Corn Planters for WC Allis-
Chalmers Tractor, very good
cond., $110. Letters ans. Hubert
Herndon, Rutledge, Box 133,

_ Oliver Grain Master No.
Combine, with motor,
take-off, excellent cond. cut
less 300 acres. Reasonable. Rog-
ero L, lanner
Phone 2709.

15
power

1950 model, complet
power unit, good cond.,

Tallapoosa, Rt. 2.

2 H Wagon, walking culivator,

ington Cotton Planter, 1 TOW,
also nearly new 2 Row Super

about 15 days. Bargain. A. H.
Bailey, Taylorsville, Rt. 1,

One 42 in. Intl. Combine in
fair cond., reasonable price. B.
F. Boatright, Jr., Tennille.

* 2 H Wagon, Hay Baler, teth
John Deere, Riding 2 H Stalk
Cutter, Ledbetter planter with
plates, 2 H cutaway harrow, 2
H Section Harrow, all good

Se

2 H Mower, 2 H Wagon, some
farming tools, mules, etc. Rea-
sonable price. T. L. Kittle, Tem-
ple-Rt 42s ;

Spread Master Fertilizer and
Lime Spreader, almost new,
$150. At Alden Courts, 78 Hwy.
1-1/2 mi. E. Temple. W. P
Smith, Temple, Rt. 1. :

Intl. Harvesttor, J. B, Ham-
mer Mill, 14 in. belt driven,
mounted, good cond., grind 2-3
tons per hour snap corn, 3 scre-
ens with mill. E. G. Byne, Way-
nesboro#Magnolia Farm.

Small Grist Mill, $100. W. W.
DeLoach, West Point, 1501 -
5th. Ave.

W. C. Allis-Chalmers Trac-
tor, 5 Disc tiller, 24 disc har-
row, and cultivators, Ist: class
cond., $1500. Howard E. Mor-
ris ,Thomson, Rt. 3.

2 H Wagon, $25.; Golden 3
Roller, Mule Drawn Cane Mill,
good as new ,$50. T. B. Reid,
Thomaston, 330 E. Lee St.
Phone 3710.

1952 Ford Tractor with sco-
op, blade, cultipacker, and cul-
tikvator, $1500. A. W. Stapp,
Tucker, Rt. 2:

>

Cultivator-Sprayer for Ford
Tractor, sprays crops in same
operation as cultivation, never
mounted on tractor, $125, Exch.
for corn, oats, grade Angus hei-
fer. W. C. Adamson, Turin. Tel.
10-R4. -

3 Incubators, 110 egg cap., 2
Little Brown Hen, 50 egg cap.
cheap. Mrs, A. L. Teasley,
Washington, Rt. 3, Box 55.

Dbl. Sec. Harrow, $100.; Cub
Power Lift. Dump Rake, $60.
Both A-1 cond. John Wheeler,
Washington, Rt. 2,

H. D, 10 Allis-Chalmers Bull
Dozer with hydraulic lift blade,
run by Diesel fuel, with 10 ft.
blade. Must be sold. Mrs. C. C.





L, Thackston, Hiram, Ri. 1.
t :

One 51 Model C Farmait Trac- |:
cultivator, planters, with ferti-|

Be |

dbl. dise harrow, bush and bog, |

Complete set of Cotton and|

Sandersville.

52 R Intl. Harvester Combine,
with
new
canvas, $850. J. T. Williams,

good workable cond., good Cov-

C Farmall Tractor, 2 disc turn
plow, dbl. cultivators, all used

'| Planter, $10. Both

























































































Mrs. Pearl Smo

2H John Deere

|row, 8 disc (no to:

D

row,
Burgess cultivator:
Priced to sell. W.
Watkinsville, Box
2641,

Set Allis-Chalmers
for C Allis-Cha
hydraulic lift, co
assembled, $200.
White Plains.

2 Variable Di
Planting Attachme
Deere Tractor,
cellent cond.), $24.

4 Disc J. D. Tiller,
cheap. Ferrell Dun
son. ae

Farmall Super
good rubber, cul
ers, 1 or 2 row, disc
ed right; Farmall A
tivators, almost ~ ne
$500. Ross Maddox,
4. E ae

1949 Ferguson Tra
disc plow, cutting harr
ington planter, ti
lime spreader, $1800.
$1000. for tractor alor
Lowry, LaFayette, R

Late model Cub Tr
power lift and bel
starter, lights, 2 disc tu
No. 22 Mower, and B
Blade, $950. R. K. Upch
Grange, Rt3. G3
.One Lespedeza Con
fit 4-1/2 ft. mower, goo
no junk. P. J. Sewe

Oliver Goober- Si

Plow, $9.; No. 5 Vi

Beam, $6.; Cole corn
with dbl, hopper, fertil
tributor, good cond.,
my home on Lawrence:
Grayson Rd. S. P.
Lawrenceville, Rt. 3.

i

Beam 2 H Wagon, $:
good
A. G: Spivey, Litho nia,
1952 Ford Tractor, hy
lift, pracitically new, wi
$1300. Can see. A. E
Lithonia, Rt. Atlanta.
3265. ;

Turner Peanut She

Holland Corn Shucker a
ler, large Racine Corn
and Sheller, Boll Weevil
er, and Spraying Machi
H or M Farmall Trac
running cond. Cy W.

Louisville, Clark Mill Rd

e
1948 VAC Case Trac!
disc plow, completely re
tioned, 1949 Avery Tracta
4 disc tiller, good shape
on good rubber. Cheap.
Barham, McDonough.

Practically new 1951 Fi
Cub Tractor, mowing mi
tiller, smoothing harrov

raulic blade for grading. |
Crook, Madison. Phone 2

Bradley 1-3/4 hp
Tractor with cultivator al
tachments, excellent
$150. complete. Harry 1]
Marietta, 303 Sandtown Ri
4,

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Havy 1 H Wagon, ove
body, good as new, $100.
Mauk on Mauk-Junction
Rd. H. T. Hutcherson, Mi

One Allis-Chalmers Coi
used only one and half
sell at good discount. See
preciate. O. M, Ware, N

ville. i

i te eS

0

Good used Allis-Chalme
Combine, $450. Jim P.
ley, McDonough, P

Model H John
lights, new
cul



Buffington, Thomason, Rt.










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CHINERY : FOR SALE| MACHINERY WANTED

























































































lle Buster, : 1.


















































' Tractor, com-
planter, cul-
yttom plow, 6 ft.
about 200 working
foo; 1H, Ritch,



























ractor, Brigg Strat-
1/2 hp, with culti-







and sickle bar
ires, $150. Miss





















LA Tractor, turn-









wing tnachine, pow-
pulley, good cond.,
ell at my home 5
yer, Oren Davis, Jas-
oe 4023 between











-8 N Ford Tractor,
ww, lift type smooth-
terracing blade,
- off pulley, good
At my home 3 mi.
ude A. ee
























guson Tractor, bush
rrow, 2 disc tiller,
g blade, subsoiler,
middle buster, weed-
John Kearce, Ameri-
vker St. Phone 3095,

Mw Tractor with
ing | harrow, plant-

























mowing machine, A-
00. apr. a. = Maddie.









eee, Reckiiver.
actor drawn, good
in good cond., $100.





Cc Er fore coe new,
planters, cultivators,
- corn conveyer,
tools. Sell part or
icGinnia, Alpharetta,
146. Phone 4737.

mall Tractor,
ape, with new paint,
5 disc tiller, both |
or, $552- for tractor.























: es Harrow, 8 ft.
ichment, new extra
ey wheel, 400 lb.
all - good working
Low mileage.
Mrs. Sylvia Muethle-
ii oe New Buford



































L Qs
Oliver BC, realy
point with it; ge










screens. and fans :
also belt, good as
Phone Marietta 998
lood, Acworth, Rt.











Haid 5 a Ridemaster
ractor, cultivators, disc
w, turning plow
$225, A. T. Cook,

















Villa Rica, Its: ae

Phone 2148.

*|00 cap. ea., good cond., for sale.
Conard Browne, Americus, Rt.

_ Allis - Chalmers C_ Tractor,
starter, lights, hydraulic lift,
2 disc Hester Plow, excellent
cond., $950. cash. F. T. Kirby,

Want -1 Wheel Garden Trac-
tor at bargain price. W. S, Har-
rison, Social Circle, Rt. 1.

Want Disc Harrow and Plow
for Ford Tractor
i R. L. Tribble,
Mountain, Rt. 2. Phone. Clarks-

1939 Case Tractor, new tires,
new magneto, power take-off,
$350. cash, Robert N. Gilbert,
Jonesboro, Fayetteville Rd.
Want Planters, Fertilizer Dis-
tributor for Cub Farmall Trac-
Must be in perfect cond.
Bargain. W. E. Craft, i

2 Farm Master Incubators, 21



_ SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED

Want: Gibson, Model D Gar-
den Tractor, good or new rea-
sonable for cash or exch. milch
cow. Mrs. L. C. Bryan, Albany,

Dawson R, Phone 4320-J. tested, moss



roliton, Rt. 3. +

Mule, around 950 lbs., gentle,

Ivester, Clarkesville, Rt. 3.

ming, Rt. 3.

Want to buy near Decatur,

Decatur, Rt. 2.

age Harvester. Give make, con.,

Rt.

5784.

H, H. Garrett, Marietta, Rt. 4.

Bean, Rt. 2.

Menlo.

782,

1,

\

Ss. McCraine, Norman Park.

2/1 Rt, 2

Mooney, Quill.

Flanders, Rockledge.

223, Forrest Ave. :

Social Circle, Box 33.





Want 6\or 8 Row Duster for

Want ynew. todel 3 Roller Ford Tractor, sickle bar mowing

Power Cane Mill and 10 or-12

eee mary TBs, Car- Field Chisel-Type Cultivator for

State full details.

a, . : :
Pe eee cane onus Johnson, Americus, Rt. 2.

work anywhere, fair cond... for
Garden Tractor and fixtures,
Pay difference. He M,. Walker}
Chickamauga, Heb Box 104 A.

Want Garden Tractor in good

Bradley. Advise at once. J. R.
Reeves, Athens, Rt, 1.

Want 2nd, hand 2 H Walking
Cultivator, good cond. Frank I.| Farmall Tractor at reasonable

price. Dalton Hughes,

Want light Riding Tractor
suitable for gardening, with
tultivators, L. A. Hendrix, Cum-

. Cubs Tractor: fair
. reasonable K. W. McGib-
oney, Atlanta, 346 Troy St., S. E

Want Grain Drill and 3 Point
Hitch Tool Bar For J. D. Trac-
tor. State price and cond. C. W.

Ga., life type harrow and mow-
ing "blade for Ford Tractor, late
model, in good mechanical cond.

Quote. details. Fred J. Wilson, Daweh hae

tested, moss
$2. M; 75 C. Del. No checks,

Want stationary Hay Baler,
George Griffis, Screven, Ris

Case, Trailer-Baler but Consid-},
er others, Rubber or steel mou- |
nted, working condition, within
i. Atlanta. Write details.
C, M. Betterton, Ben Hill, Rt. J.

Want cultivators and planters
for Farmall C Tractor,
condition. State price.
Dillard, Bethlehem.

~ Want small Hammer Mill -at
once.. State price. J. M. Jack-
som, Bremen, Box ~403.

Want one Field Crop Ensil-

price. E: L. Thompson, Douglas

Want Paes and cultivators
for J. D. Tractor, B model, pric-
ed right, good condition: Also:
For sale: 3 Turner and 2 Plow
Stalks, good cond., fair price.
W. L. Boyd, LaGrange, Phone

- Want David Bradley eultiva:
tor and breaking plow for gar-
den tractor. Advise. J. P. Bac-
cus, Macon, 5314 Bloomfield Rd.

Want planters for VAC 47
Model Case. Tractor, State price.





PLANTS FOR SALE



Chas. Wakefield Cabbage, 25c
; $1.50 M. Age:
M. F. Jones, Metter,

Bunch P. R.. Potato, March,
April, May, delivery, 500, $4.
$7. M. Parcel Post prepaid in
Ga. cared packed. .

Want | Manure Spreader in

good cond. L. A. Reynolds, Mc Kudzu Crowns,

$8.75 M. Del.
Helton, Dahlonega,

Mastodon and
varieties Strawberry Plants, 80c
C; $7.50 M; Add postage. Dollie
Pearson, Dahlonega, Rt. 1. Box
43. :

Want - -good used Belt Pulley.
or Ford or Ferguson Tractor,
good condition, irasonably

priced, Advise fully. E. L. Hill, Rutger Tomato ready Macs

25th., $2.50 M. Del. Moss pack-
ed, full count.

: Prompt ship-
ment. Luther Griffis, Odum, Rt.

Want 1 Ferguson Cultivator
Frame. Quote best price. Rich-

ard Marvin, Millen, e O. Box

Early Jersey,
field Frostproof Cabbage, and
Bermuda Onion Plants, 300, a
500, $1.25; $2. M. Satis.
Otis Conner, Pitts.

Chas. and Early Jersey Wake-
field, Golden Acre Frostproof
Cabbage, fresh, green, million
ready, also White Bermuda On-
ion Plants, 300, $1:;
$2. M. Prompt del. All PP, R.
Chanclor, Pitts. .

Want 2 H Grain Drill and 2
H Mowing Machine. Mrs. Julia
Spitaleri, Lizella, Box 285, Rt.

Want 1 mule drawn McCor-
mick Mower and 1 H drawn Hay
-|Baler. O. M. Ruff, Morrow, Rt.

Want one Alilis- On iiiers
Combine in good condition, M,
berry, 75c doz.;

Want Hole Tigers for Ford
Tractor, in good or fairly good
shape. Exch. Ford 2 Botton
Plow or work out. cash basis.
3 Cone Bill H. Buffell, Perry,

White Bermuda Onion Plants,
$1.50 M. W. Ww. Williams, Quit-

Beets, Lettuce, .

Want 1 Row Horse Drawn
.Corn . Planter with fertilizer
. | hopper, preferably J. D. Must
be in good condition. NN, R.

can Tomatoes,
chokes, 25e doz.;
dollar lots. Add postage. Mrs.
H. V. Franklin, Register.

Thornless. Roxseubery large
$8. Cc; Native

No less than

Want combine in Ist. clase

an and shealth,
condition. Write at once. F. B, 3 gos 50,

25, $2.50; 50, $4.;
Goosberry, 6, $1 50. Alt care-
ay wrapped in damp moss.
J. E, Granger, Reidsville.

t. insp. Red Skin P. R.
Plants, $4.50 M; Marglobe, Rut-
ger Tomato, $2; 'M: 3 M or more,
"5e C. No. checks.
Prepaid. "Ready. Paul Lightsey,

Want 8 or 10 ft, Windall with
40 or .60 ft. trower, complete,
reasonable, good condition, E. J,
Oetgen, Ser., Savannah, Box

Want one old F- 12 IHC Trac-
tor for parts. J. C. Shepard, Jr.,

.|_ Want Allis - Chalmers G or
or} Farmall Cub Tractor, good
tond, reasonable, Fred Cleve-
id, Roswell, Rt. 1, Houze Rd.

Stone Tomato,
$3. M; 75 C. Ready, No checks.
Can fill large orders, W. R.
Ligh oe i" -

moss packed,







PLANTS FOR SALE

}

4 Wakefield
Cabbage, and Cabbage Collard
Plants, $2. M; Also Certified
Rutger Tomato April Ist. Tel.
4579, B. F. Mallard, Savannah,
RFD 5, Box 528.

Stone Tomato, $2.50 M; Moss
packed Calif. Wonder Pepper,
$3.50 M; 80c C; Red and Pink
P. R. Potato, $4. M. Ready in
April. Omar Lightsey, Screven,

$2.75. M; 75c':C, Good
, full count, moss pack-
ed, No checks. Del. W. L. Grif-
i 1. Box 186.

certified,

500, $2.50; $4. M. FOB, Good
count. Can ship large orders.

Frank Chancey, Screven, Rt.
1?

Marglobe Tomato, open field
grown, $3. M; 5 M up, $2.75 M;
i Ruby King,
Long Pod Cayenne Hot Pep-
a $3. 50 Be, Del.

G. Surrency,

in Ga. W.

ROE BOs and Rutger Select
Tomato Plants,
ready to ship March 25th., $2.-
25 M. Del. Govt. insp.; Treated
.| P. R. Potato, ready about April

12th., $5. M. Del. Earlish Light-
sey, Screven, Rt. 2. :

moss packed,

True to name Rutger, Select
Marglobe Tomato Plants, moss
, Yeady to ship, $2.25
; i treated Red
Skin P. R. Potato, ready April
15th., $5. M. Del. L. D. Light-
sey, Screvn, Rt. 2.

certified,

Broad Leaf Sage Plants,
PP. No ehecks.
Miss Lillian Hardin, White, Rf

ae catnip, sage, gar-
i 50 for $2.50.
Any amount del. Good plants

with good roots. Jimmy Bag-

Mastodon
Strawberry Plants, $1. C; Black
Raspberry, Tame Blackberry, 4
$1.; Also Citron Seed, $1. pt.;

utterbeans, 30c pt.; White and

olored Half Runner,
Add _ postage.
Caine,,. Cumming, Rt. 5.

good
in Ga. Mrs.

other

Wonderberry, Jewel, Gibson,
Red Gold Strawberry, 85c C.
Add postage. Mrs. Lona Black-

Yellow Root Plants, 65c doz.;
Hazlenut Bushes, 75c doz.;
Huckleberry, bearing size, 85c
~ Yellow Root,
clean, 4 1b. lard box for
Add postage.
son, Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box 49.

Hoyett Hender-

; Hazlenut, Black-
Plum Bushes,
; Yellow Root. Plants, 65c
; Wild Strawberry, 5 doz.,
; Add postage. Mrs. Howard
Easley, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Hazlenut Bushes,

Mtn. ey bearing size,
Wild Strawberry,
doz., $1. Yellow Root, 65c doz,;
Plum Bushes, 3, $1.;
postage. 3
Homer Henderson, Ellijay, - Rt.

75e doz.;

Sage, 50c

Hazlenut Bushes, Blackberry
Plants, 75c doz.;
berry, bearing size,
Wild Strawberry,
- Yellow Root, 65c doz.;
Yellow Plum Bushes,
Add postage. Miss Malvie Hen-
derson, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Mtn. Huckle-
> 85c doz.;
5 doz,

; Hazlenut Bushes,
75e doz.; Yellow Root, 65 doz.;
Wild Strawberry, 3 doz.,
Red and Yellow Plum Posbes,
3, as ; Garden Sage P
$1, Add postage. Mrs.
eehon, Ellijay, Rt.

- Copenhagen, L. I. Wakefield
Cabbage, white, an yellow Ber-
muda Onion Plants, 500, $1.25
_R. i; Kent, Daw-

bearing size, 85c aces Yellow
Root Plants, 2 doz., $1;

Root, washed, clean, 4 lb, la
box, $1, Add postage. Exch. for
print sacks, 3 alike. Mrs. Nancy
Henderson, Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box

Iceberg Head Lettuce Plants,
wilt resistance Broccoli, 15c per
A. J. Hanson,

Spring Cabbage Plants, Chas.
Wakefield and Early Jersep,
and White Bermuda Onion, 500,
$1.25; $2. M; Also Rutger Tom-
ato, April ist., 500, $1.25; ae
M. Open. field on new land.
Prompt shipment. Roots wray-
yed: E. L. Fitzgerald, Fitz-
gerald, Box 662.

Spring grown, free of lice X

Crystal Wax Onion, pencil size,

exp. collect, $7. 00;) Eda. Stokes,

Frostproof Chas.
Early Jersey Cabbage, 500, oe
50; $2.50 M. Prompt shipment.

E. C. Waldrip, -
Flowery Branch, Rte dy,

Kudzu Crowns, rooted, 1 ae :

$12.50 M. Del.
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Wakefield and Early Dutch,
Marion Market Cabbage,
500, $1.10; $1.50 M; Also
Half Runner White Bean Seed, |
$1. lb. Miss Lee Crow, Gaines-

. D. Crow,

Large Red Jumbo
berry, $1. C; Also few Little,
Striped Half an
Seed, 45c teacup. No COD nor
checks. Add postage. Mrs.
mer Clark, Gainesville, Rt. 8.

Dewberry Plants, |
earliest of bearers, hardy, and
strong, $5. C; $40. M. Mrs. Cc.
M. Robinson, Greenville.

_ Aroma .Strawberry,
most prolific, longest bearers,
$3. C; 500, $7.; $13.85. No tess
than 50 sold. All orders de-

livered. Maude Hamby,

St. Augustine Rooted Stolens,
available first of April, $2. bu.
. Orders being taken now,
r. LeRoy eae iffi

; 500, $1.25; $2, Mi Woes
B: Branan, Gordon. 7

Coastal Bermuda Stolons, by
truckload at farm, under 100;-

65c 1M. Express not evan
$1.50 M. D. J. Harrison, Black-

P. R. Potato Plants,
imp. yellow skin,
5000, $20. No
Lester Crawford, Bristol.

X

Lucretia Dewberry, 25, $1.3 ~
50, $1.50; Boysenberry, $ :
: Kudzu Plants,
Come dig Kudzu oe
with disc plow, $5. M. Any size
plants. Jonathan W. Toole, Ma- _
con, 1381 Burton Ave. :

Everbearing Big Gem Se
berry Plants, $1.75 C; $15.
J. M. Miles, Alma, Rt. 3,

ood Hickory Nuts, Sa
eith, Alvaton.

Thousands field grown Early .

ready ;to transplant,
pure, healthy, for sale. James

H. Smith, Atlanta,

Tame Eldorado Blackbere
Plants, 2-3 ft,
1 yt. old, 15, $1. PP. Ga. orders
A. M, Grier, Alto,
Rt. f Box 155.

3-in-one Everbearing straw=
berry Plants, $2. C.; Dried Red
Hot Pepper, $1.25; 10 or more
lbs:, $1. lb. All PP, Mrs. Nathan
Weatherby, Ball Ground.

Booking orders for Cooper-
skin P, R. Potato Plants, vine
ere $4.50 M; Bunch
M. April and May~ * del.
. Steedley, Baxley.









se

Bnd

a goilton, Rt, 3;









- @AGE FOUR.
PLANTS FOR SALE

Hastisk s Imp. Tomato plants
MPP.
. T. Winge. Hazlehurst, Rt. 1.

Few hundred Everbearing

Strawberry. Plants, from Brad-

s Magic, $1.15C. PP. Mrs.
h M. Christie, Lithonia, Rt.

+8.

P. R. Plants, Imp. LA Cop-

perskin, State insp., vine grown
pril delivery, 5000, $20. F. G.
'yre, Bristol.

Govt. insp.. P. -R. Red and

oe Gopper Potato, 5000, $20.; $4.50}

. Ready in April. FOB here.
- No COD. D. M. Cason, Bristol.

Govt. insp. P. R. Red and
Copperskin Potato Plants, ready
April, 5000, $20.; $4.50 M. FOB
here. J. C. Tyre, Bristol.

Field grown, new land Rut-

er and Marglobe Tomato, 200,

Be; 500, $1.25; $2. M; Calif.

Wonder and Long Slim Hot

Pepper, 200, $1, 500, $2.; $3.,

e Del. J. P. Mullis, Broxton,
ide :

_. Lady T. Strawberry, 300, $1.-
30. Add postage. Mrs. D.

ae Goss, Calhoun, Rt. 1, Box 464.

Missionary and Mastodon
Strawberry, mixed, grew in
ame patch together, $1. C. PP.
Paty. packed. Tom Kittle, Car-

_Everbearing Strawberry, $1.
C; $9. M. Exch. 100 plants for
8 print sacks; Prune Bushes,

25c ea. Exch. 4 bushes for 3

print sacks. Each pay postage.

As many as 4 prune bushes
ostpaid; Under 4, add postage.
Irs. John Howard, Cleveland,
ud.

- Mtn. Huckleberry, 50c doz.;
Blakemore Blackberry, Rasp-
~ erry, 6, $1.; Kudzu Plants,

_ pooted, 10c ea.; Imp. large Black

Muscadine Vines, 40c ea.; Also

- Half Runner Tender Striped

Beans, 50c cup. Plus postage:
. Mrs. Otis Mashburn, Cumming.

Klondike Strawberry Plants,
~B0c C; $4.50 M; Also Red Spot-
ted Crowder Peas, 25c lb.; Lady
Peas, 45e cup. Exch. for print

_ r white sacks. Ea. pay postage.

: tire: Guy Crowe, Cumming, Rt.

cA



_~ PLANTS WANTED



Want old fashioned Bunch

_ yam potato plants, Forked leaf

ar.; Also Boon and Spanish

var. State prices and del. date.

. J. Cheek, Macon, 677. More-
land Ave.

Want Nancy~ Hall (only);
otato plants. Write: Onie
tepp, Gainesville, Rt. 9; Box
93.

Want Coastal Bermuda grass
olons. Write. Mrs. L.
pain, Lithonia, Rt. 1.

Want 10 M. Copperskin P.
R. Potato plants, also 1 M.
stalks impr.. Sugar Cane. Car-
voll Purvis, Charing.

Want Golden Hart Potato
slips. J. W. Grooms, Port Went-
worth, :

Want 150,000 bunch P. R.
potato plants, del. April 15 and
Poth. List your best price at
ee Olin Harrelson, Helena,

#1.

Want exch. 5 tea cups full
lan, sound Marglobe and
utger tomato seed for 600
ermuda onion and 100 cab-
age plants. Each prepay post-

ge. rs. George M. Foster,

= _dermple, Rt. 1.

Want some of the old time
umpkin yam sweet, also cert.
unch eopperskin P. R. potato
Jants. Send amount and prices.
5 L. Foster, Waynesboro, P.
. Box-144.



| SEED AND GRAIN
FOR SALE



Col. Seed Butterbeans, 15c
gup; Old Fashion Scullion
aes Buttons, 35e qt. Mrs.
. R. Smith, Royston.

ericea, 45c tb.; Kobe. Les-

pedeza, 32c Ib, High purity and
ermihation, Harry Johnson,
ilver Creek.

Del. by March 20th. |:







sk a aos ie
: 2 St aa ee ae JL. ES e
SEED AND GRAIN _ SEED AND GRAIN | ) AND G
FOR SALE. : FO SALE FOR (EE a
Yard Long Beans, Sweet or| Sriped . Halt Runner. Bean| . Gourd Seed, 3 pkts., 40 Rut-_ Wi}
Hot Pepper Seed, 10c large|Seed, 45c large cup; 3 cups, $1.- | ger Tomato, 25c pkt.; Garrisons | Cor
pkg.; 3 pxgs., 3, 25 Also Hima- | 25. Add postage. Mrs. B. H. Pat-| Watermelon, 15c pkt.; $1.50 Ib.| Ol
laya Tame Blackberry Vines, terson, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1./PP.; also gourds.

5e doz. Exch. for Raspberry
Vines, etc. L. J. Vollrath, Smy-
rna, ;

White Garden. Beans, tender
thull, drought resisting, beer
until frost if kept picked $1.
teacup; Also nice hand | #ies-
ed, 1952 Sun Dried June Su@ur
Apples, 50c lb. Add postage..
Mrs. C. W. Fricks, Talking Rock,
Rt, Box:-151;

Nancy Hanks Watermelon
Seed, $2. lb, Add postage, J. E.
Pettyjohn, Summerville, Rt. 4.

Little Pink Peanut Bean and
Old Fashion Salet English Pea
Seed, Speckled Cutshorts, 60c
large cup. PP. Mrs. M. L. Priest,
Talking Rock.

Large White Half Runner
Garden Bean Seed, weevil free,
50c cup, plus 15 per cup for
postage; 20c postage per 2 cups,
No chks. Mrs. Nimmie Stan-
field, Talking Rock, Rt. 1 .

Smajl Gourd Seed, several
kinds mixed large pkg., 15c
Mrs. John Weaver, Temple, Rt.
2)

White 6 Weeks Beans, 50c pt.;
Cushaw Seed, 25c cup; Frost-
proof Turnip Seed,.25c Thl.; 40c
per 2 Thls.; Old Mountain Peas,
34c Horse Radish, 20c bunch;
Sage, 30c qt.; Garlic, 30c doz.;
Plus postage. No chks. nor ex-
change. Dollie Eller, Titus.

Quill Melon and Cantaloupe
Seed, .35c Thbl.; Ky. Wonder
Bean Seed, 50c cup; Black Dia-
mond- Watermelon, 1/2 cup, 50c
Plus postage. No stamps nor
chks. Mrs. A. R. Harrison, To-
omsboro, Rt. 1.

Jumbo Pumpkin, Cushaw,
Martin Gourd Seed, each 10c
Tbl.; Heading Collard, 20c Tbl.
Add postage. J. G. Combs, To-
omsboro, Rt. 2.

Several Ibs. White Running
Baby Lima Butterbeans, White
Velvet and Long Green Pod
Okra Seed, mixed, 25c lb. Or
exch. for print feed sacks (1
jb. for each sack). Ea. pay post-
Bee: Mrs, J. T. Pullins, Goggins,

Cio

Pure Texas Ice Cream Water-
melon (yellow meat) seed 50c
per Prince Albert Tob: Can
full, W. F. Strozier, Washington,
Ried; ;

40 lbs. (white seed) Black
Diamond Watermelon Seed, $1.-
50 Ib. PP. Especially selected
from 1952 crop. Joe R. James,
Douglasville, Rt. -f,

Good tender Garden Bean

Z.|Seed, Brown Cream 6 Week,

Little White Half Runners, 50c
cup; Exe. Speckled Cutshorts,
2 cups, for 4 print or 6 white
sacks, Add postage. Dessie Vick,
Ellijay, Rt, 3. .

White Salet English Peas, 75c
cup; 2 cups, $1.25; Cream Half
Runner Tender Bean, 55 cup;
2, $1.; White Mush Peas, Okra
Seed, 40c. cup; 3 cups, $1.; Red
Speckled Crowder and White
Blackeyed Peas, 4 cups, $1..Add
postage. Mrs, Carl Smith, Elli-
gay, Rtes3. 4

Old Time Half Runner, and
Little Pink Six Week Bean
Seed, 60c cup. No chks; = Mrs.
Dashie Hensley, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Imp. White Half Runner, and
Little Pink Six Week Ban
Seed, 60c cup. No chks. Mrs.
Geneva Davis, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Tender Brown Pole, Few
White Hull, and Brown 6. Week
Beans, mixed White Half Run-
ners, 50c cup, Add _ postage.
Exch, for feed sacks, Ople
Goble, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Tender Green Okra, Red
Speckled Crowder, and White
Blackeyed Peas, 35c cup; 4 cups,
$1.; White Mush Peas, 40c cup;
3 cups. $1, Add postage. Clin-
ton Smith, Ellijay. ;

Muskmelon Seed, from extra-
Jarge melons, some weighing as
much as 10 lbs. Name unknown,
20c. Thi. Plus stamped envel-
ope. Mrs. B. F. Morgan, Felton,



Rt, 2

New crop Sericea L&pedeza

"FOB. Satis or money back. F.
C. Garrett, Ft. Gaines,

Ky 31 Fescue Seed, 92, 12
pure, 38 pct. inert $ pci. com-
mon weed (cheat), 4.50 pct.
other crop
delivered in 50 Ib. bags, $15.
ea. W. J. McDougald, Gaddis-
town.

3000 Ibs. Cat Tail Millet, re-
cleaned, 86 pct. germ., Ist yr.,
15 tb. FOB. J. B., Rowell, Way-
nesboro.

Brown Top Millet Seed, re-
cleaned, pure, 17-1/2c Ib, FOB.
Mac Oglesby, Hartwell, ieee

Little White Rice Peas, 35c
lb. del. in Ga, Add postage for

Murphy, J asper, Rt. 2.

White Multiplying Onions, for
spring planting, $1.25 gal. PP.
Mrs, R. T. Bennett, Jasper, Rt.
oe ;

White Mush Peas, 50c pt.:
Brown, White 6 Weeks Bean
Seed, 45c cup. Add postage.
Mrs. J. V. Padgett; Jasper, Rt. 1.

1952 crop Old Time, long
heavy bearing Black Cornfield
Bean Seed, weevil treated, 2
crop when seasonable, 50c large
cup, Add postage. Mrs. Chester
Price; Lavonia: Rt. 1. 4"

New, White Eggplant Seed,
1/2 tsp., 25c. PP. Mrs. T.-M:
Randolph, Marietta, 409 Wash-
ington Ave.

Col,. and White Butterbeans,
mixed, 35c ib.; Martin Gourd
Seed, 15c doz.; Pumpkin (Jum-
be), 15 doz.; 2 doz., 25c. Mrs.
J.-A. Wilson,. Martin.

Small supply Gourd Seed,
originated from the Bushel
Gourd, 1 doz., 10c plus stamped
envelope, (No orders filled un-
less envelope enclosed). Mrs.
Alta Wood, Martin, Rt. 2.

No. 1. Ky. 31 Fescue Seed, 22c
lb. if sold immediately. Grown
from certified seed. 100 Ib, bags
FOB. T. H. Moore, Milner, Rt.
1.

Striped Half Runner Snap
Bean and White Butterbean
Seed, 50c cup. Mrs. Thurman!
Todd, Mitchell. - =o

Long: Green Okra, 40c large
cup; Speckled .Half Runner
Bean, 50 large cup, And Jerusa-
lem- Cherry Seed, 10c ea.: Also
Everbearing Strawberry Plants,
75 C; Rhubarb, 30ce bunch. Add
postge. Mrs. J. B. Woody, Pis-
gah, Star Rt.

Soybean Seed for sale. Mrs.
G. W. Darnell, Jr. Rabun Gap.

Yellow Watermelon Seed, 40,
10c and stamped self addressed
envelope; $2. Ib.;.1/2 Ib., $1.25;
Martin Gourd Seed, 10c doz.
Mrs. P. E. Traylor, Rebecca.

3 doz., 25c. Send stamped ad-
dressed envelope. Allen
Moss, Riverdale, Rt. 1.

Ky. 31 Fescue, recleaned, 99
pet. pure, 91 pct. germ:, $25,
Cwt. Cecil Travis, Riverdale.
Tel. Fayetteville 5581.

Several hundred pounds Ky,
31 Fescue, from field that has
been planted 4 yrs.,; was seeded
from certified seed, recleaned,
99.58 pet, pure, 20c Ib. Exch. for
feed oats or lespedeza seed.
FOB, R. A. Shearer, Rome, c/o
Meadow-Lake Hereford Farm.

1000 Ibs. Sericea Lespedeza,
cleaned, scarified, 85 pct. germ.,
98.52 pct. pure, no noxious seed,
30c 1b. 100 Ib. lots, S...N. Man-
ning, Alpharetta.

Cocktail Tomato | Seed, 10c
doz. plus self addressed: stamp-
ed envelope. Miss Nell Wood-
liff, Atlanta, 366, Whiteford Ave.
N. E. :

Stone Tomato Seed, 10c Tbl.;
Cucumber, 5c Tbl.; Sweet. Pump-
kin, 3 spoonsful, 10c;yd. long
beans, 10c doz. Mrs. Clyde Log-
an, Austell, Rt. 2, Hillcrest Dr,









_| Blackheart.
recleaned, scarified, $35. Cwt.

(orchard grass),.

out of State orders. Mrs. Gober |

Mustard Seed, 20c Tbl.; Smavl
| Clearstone Peach, 35c doz.; Also

Bushel Gourd Seed, 10c doz.;|
AE}



Earl Stuckey,
ceo -Cantdloupe, $1.50

qt.; 50c

Kleckley Sweet Watermelon,

Yellow Crookneck Squash, Pie

Pumpkin, $1. qt.; 35 cup. Add

postage. Betty Mewborn, Boling- Se

broke, Rt. 1. -

* Ky, 31 Fescue Gras,, 92-97 pct. shi

germ., from cert. seed, 20c _Ib.;
Rescue Grass, 40c lb.: -Bicolor
Lespedeza, $1.25 lb. C: D. Wood,
Bowdon. Phone 2131, e

Red Speckled Pole C&t Crow-
der Pea Seed, 35c cup; 4 cups.|
$1. PP. Exch. for print sacks,

100 cap. Mrs. T. L. Frost, Bow-
anan, Rt. 2. pas a:

Home selected, cured mixed, |
Watermelon or Muskmelon

Seed, 30c cup; Dipper Gourd,
good home orchard Peach and
Cinamon Vine Seed, 15 doz
-PP. Mrs. L. E- Sanders, Buch-
ana, Rt2a eae oy

Citron Seed, $1. Jb, Ralph
Jones, Cadwell.

1000 stalks seed cane, average
4-5 ft. 3-1/2 per stalk, $3.50 C.

J. E. McKown, Cairo, Rtz 2
( mile Cairo on Ochlacknee
Ra.). ; *

Pure hand saved, 1952 Yel-
low Meat Watermelon Seed, 50c
teacup. Add postage. Mrs. John-
nie Harmon, Calhoun, Rt. 2.

1952. Black: Diamond and
Stone Mountain Watermelon,
not mixed, and Truckers Fay-
orite Muskmelon seed, hand
saved, shade dried, 65c tea-
cup. Del. No stamps, nor chks.
Mrs. I, M. Sullivan, Carrollton,
14 W. Chandler St. .

150 lbs. Black Diamond or
Cannonball Watermelon, $1.25
Ib. Del. an
Cordele, FO 147.

, Citron Seed, $1. 1b: Honey-
rock Cantaloup, Smooth Leaf

Mtn. Huckleberry, bearing size,
2 doz., 75c. Add postage. Rosie
Crowe, Cumming, Rs Ae 3

Yellow Hot Yo Yo Pepper
Seed, 10c Tbl.' plus 3c stamped
envelpoe; Also Yellow Squash
(hottest ever) Pepper Seed. Mrs
ps Bennett, Dahlonega,

-Pure Olid Fashion

C Guy, Dearing, Rt. 1, Box 100.

1 gal, Calif. Cornfield or Pole
Bean Seed, 2 - gall. Spineless]
Okra, 2 cups, $1.; About 1 gal.
Gourd Seed, mixed, $2. qt. No
order less than $1, G. H. Prince, |
Demorest, Rt. 1, Box 13. . 3

Cornfield Bean Seed, 50c

(all alike). Add posta

ge. Mrs. R.
V. Woody, Dial, siti



BEANS AND PEAS ~
FOR SALE



a SUP

Little Lady Peas, 50 pt.; 3
pts., $1.25; Clay Crowders, 25
lb.; 4 lbs., or mofe postpaid.
R..T. Blalock, Adairsville, Rt.
2, A ye 7 :

Speckied Bunch Butterbeans
25c C; 500, $1: Exch. for fee
sacks. Ea. pay postage. Mrs.
C.-R. Williams, Alma, Rt: 2.

Large Calif, Blackeyed Table,
and Cream Crowder Peas, for
eating or planting, clean, sound,
50c qt..PP-in Ga, Exch. 1 gal.
for 1 peck good peanuts. Mrs.
A. M. Grier, Alto, Rt. 1, Box
155. . _ <3

White Tender Half Runner
Garden Beans, 55c teacup; Red

Speckled Crowder, and Blue
Java Peas, 25e teacup. Add
postage. G. Brown, Ball

Ground, Rt. 1.

Old Time White Half Run-
ner Garden OR Striped
Cornfield, 55c cup; Blue Java
Peas, 35c lb.; Garlic Plants, 30c

4 cup; Blacklee + and|

amount, Bob Neal, |

Rt. |.

: nion Jones}
Watermelon Seed, $2. Ib. Mack | |

oe
Genuine White ' Creaseback|
. cup. |
Exch. *2 cups for 4 print sacks!

a PS
age. Miss

Ground. 58
Approx. 40 bu.
fae Se th

Buena Vis
White and Col
terbeans, 30c lar


$1. Add postage.
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Red Speckled Crowd
White Blackeyed
3. Ibs., $1. Plus pos'
Duran, Cumming. R

O. McMillian, Dac 1

10 bu. Wh: ;
Crowder, and. 5 bu.
Sugar Crowder (sli
Peas, each $10. b
Danville: =
Genuine White
Cornfield Bean Seed
Exch. 2 cups for 4

| alike. Add postage.

Woody, Dial.

Tender Garden B
Little 6 Week F
mixed Cutshort C

cup. ~Exch. 2
4 print sacks.

i ks Pe
6 cups, $1. Add |
Della Crowe, Gai

= + > ers ie Se

White Blackeyed
lb.; Also about 8 Ibs.
Be b. Plus p

_ Whi ae
Pink 6 Weeks, Cr
few White Pole

Bushes, ~ ea. Mrs.
Fes ed Washington, Rt.
i eae eee




_ Brown _ Striped,
Beans, $1. qt;
Speckled Crowder Pea
cup. Add postage; Also ~
White Nest Onions, $1
are Pearl Moore
Rie 2... eae?

Coker 100 Wilt Resist:
tonseed, ped., 5 lock

ed and ginned dry,

ed Bs 3 pa
erm., pet. pu
1 in. make 500 ib.
Cwt. H. P. Malcom,
cle, Phone 115.



doz. Add postage, P. B. B:


















bt a1.

: Resistant
t Sean,







>,|M. Mrs. James Waters, Dah-
Jonega, Rt. 4. ;
Raspberry, $1. a Scup-















Roe











































































Empire Wilt
ll Cottonseed,

rs machine de-
Cala: 10. | Cwt.

ow , Super Pie
Dee year, $1.-

nile East Fayette-
English, es

- shelled, 15c
harlie Hicks,

< Muscadine cut-
; Rooted Crab-

$2. orders

postage, small

eT nse

ms, $1. 50 C $6.
uscadine ied
alm, Horse- |

;| $1. ea.; French a oo Mul-

.| berry, 50c ea.; Seedling
Pecan, 1-3 ft., toe out insp.
Moss packed. Add. postage.

| arts,

.}| Man.

$6. bu. J. B. Mosley, Austell.

| 30c lb.; Seedlings, 20 lb. Mrs.

: 4952 Stuarts and papershell
pecans,* 25c Jb. FOB. M. F.
Jones, Metter, Rt. 1.

| . Wellborn, Rock Springs.

= dosta, Rt. 1, Box 228.

Al img,
_| Ibs, sap. PP Mrs. J. H. Brock,

;| Mrs.



ECANS AND OTHER >
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE

- Sallie Lou Sweet; and Sweet
Scented, Dark Fruit Scupper-
an Vine Cuttings, 15, $1. Mrs.
. Collins, Cobbtown, Rt. 2.

40 doz.; Hazlenut, Blueberry,
1, doz.; Red Gold Strawberry,
1, C; Crabapple, Blue Plum,
doz.; Kudzu Crowns, $8.

pernong Vines, 4, $1.25; Garlic
Bulbs, 50c doz. Add postage.
a Lillie Albertson, Dahlone-
Sas A

Pecan Trees: ene: insp.
Schley, Stuart, Moneymaker,
Perel be S205 3-4 ft., $2.25; 4-5
ft.,- $2.50; 5-6 ft., $2. 75; 6- 9 eft
| $3.5 8-10 ft., $3. 25. Calvin Har.
man, Stovall.

<3 =
is Brown Fig Sprouts, rooted,
1-1/2 ft., 60c ea. Add postage.

Mrs. T. A. Stowers, Tifton, Rt.

Apricot Plum, 50c ea.: Brown
Turkey, Everlasting Figs; 50c
and 75c ea.; Peachtree, 1-5 ft.,

Mrs. ~ Grady, Brewer, Tooms-
boro.



SEANUTS AND PECANS
FOR SALE



New crop pecan Meats, 60c
pt. 2 pts. $1.; not shelled, small
| iots, 30c lb. plus postage; 50
{| lbs., by express, 27c lb. Stew-
Vandemons, papershells,
mixed; also Garlic bulbs, 50c
doz. Mrs. Dan~ Terry, Quit-

_ About 8 bu. 2-4 in hull large
red peanuts, 25 Qt., $1.75 peck,

1952 papershell pecans, sound

Raymond Robinson, Greenville.
New erop Schley and Stew-

art pecans, shelled, $1. lb.; pure
Livsey watermelon seed, $2,
lb.;. speckled Fla. pole butter-
beans, 4 lbs. $1. PP in Ga.
Mrs. J. M. Jones, Grayson.

_ Large papershell pecans, 30c
lb, postpaid. No less 10 Ibs:
sold. Mrs. J, K. McRae, Quit-
Piman, -Rt.'<4:- 2:

' Small size pecans, 15c Ib.
i Postage. oO. = ro Villa
Rica. ' :

: 40 18s: red. peanuts,
| hull, 20c lb.; 10 lbs. okra seed,
45 Ib. Add postage. to all. 7

Spanish: peanuts, 146 variety,
$4. bu. Add. postage. No less
Bu: shipped. W. C. Oliver, Val-



FRESH & DRIED FRUITS
FOR SALE



1952 dried. apples, free peel-|
worms, core, 50c lb. 5

Whitesburg, Rtel.

- 1952 dried apples, clean: ton
core, peel, worm, 50c lb. also
Mastod
,| berry plants, 75 C; red, rasp-
berries, 25c ea. 6, $1.: catnip,
horseradish, 20c bunch. Add
oka Veda Evans, Ellijay,
EZ.

Free of peel dried apples,
50c Ib. Exc. for Print, 100 1b.
cap. *free of holes, sacks, /3
alike: 2 1/2 lbs. for 3. Mrs. W.
| I. Cook, Felton, Rt. 2.

Sundried apples, free worms,
core, peel, 50c lb. Exc. for
print or- solid color, 100 lb.
cap, sacks, 3 sacks for 2 lbs.
J G, Austin, Felton, Rt.
et



1952 sundried apples, nO| 40 Son, 3 doz. $1. Postpaid.
peg es cores, 50 Ib. | L, Vollrath, Smyrna, Rt.
C and up; also, 1952) 3,
| white half-rumner and 6 wks.
pane) Liston 50e ecupful, 2 1952 crop shade. dried sage,
cE uar, tender. i $1. Qt. also 50 old. fashioned





ee Grape Vines, $1.-|--

2-4 in|,

on everbearing straw- | 95,

FOR SALE

Sundried apples, free core
and peel, 50 Ib. Add postage.
Exc. for print sacks. Mrs, John
Myers, Hartwell, Rt. 2. :

Sundried apples, free . peel
and: worms, 50e Jb. 4 lbs. or
more PP in Ist. and 2nd zones.
Mrs. V. Carter, Whitesburg.

Sundried apples, free worms,
core, peel, 35c Ib. and postage.
sacks, good cond. Louria Hunt,

Exc. Ibs. for 3 alike, Print
Young Cane.

Cooking apples, dried, no
Berl worms or ,core, 45c Ib.
ibs. Stuart and Mayhan
hi mixed, 20c lb. No less
10 Ibs. Del. 3rd zone. Mrs. J.
H. Lawrence, Middleton.





MISCELLANEOUS
> FOR SALE





ARTICHOKES: 4

Jerusalem artichokes, $1. pk.
$7. bu. plus. charges. Bi Wes
Page, Atlanta, 149 North Ave.,
N. E. AT 6452.

BUTTER:

Good, country butter, 65c
Tb. plus postage. Mrs. John C.
ae _ Flowery Branch, Rt.

CANE (SUGAR):

2-3000 stalks old fashioned
Sugar cane, 3-4 ft. three cents
stalk at farm. S.C, Owen,
Woodbury, Phone 2491.-

HAY: ;

3 tons good bright hay, $1.25
bale. Good size bales (2 wired).
G. M: Wagoner, Blairsville, Rt.
2. :

5-6 tons good pea vine hay,
$35. ton at my barn. N. P.
Bassett, Fort Valley, Phone 716.

About 75 bales Lespedeza
hay, wire tied, rain free, $1.20
bale; 100 blaes crab grass and
Lespedeza mixed, $1.10 bale,
or $35. ton. Talmadge Payne,
Winder, Rt. 1.

FEATHERS:

Turkey and chicken eaines.
dry picked, free of wings and
tail, 50c Ib; del. Z.- J. Lee,
Red -Oak. ae

GOURDS:

Large sige gourds, 25c ea.
smaller size, 10c and 15c ea.;
also. mixed gourd seed, 25c|
large pkg. All plus _ postage.
Mrs. Fred Atkinson, - Velden:
Rt. 4. :

OATS: : :

600 bu. Oats, $1.05 bu. in
good bags. Omer, A. Harper,
Elberton, Rt. 3.

Victor. grain Oats, good com-
bine run, $1. bu. at my barn.
No sacks furnished. Will del.
truck load lots at $1.05 bu. with-
in 100 mi. Bob Nutt, Luella,
~Phone McDonough, 3669.

OATS .AND STRAW:

Approx. 400 bu. full grain
Cokers Oats, suitable for feed
or see, $1.25. bu.; also cats,
wheat. and parley straw, in
round bales and wt. approx.
50 lb. bales, 50c ea. Dallas Ber-
ger, The Rock. See: Bor.
?Ranch._ re :

POTATOES: ;
Bunch yellow yams_ sweet
potatoes for seed, $4. bu. at my
house, 9 mi. Ea. Milledgeville,
1 mi. off Hwy. Albert Craw-
ford, Milledgeville, Rt. 3, Box

ROOTS AND HERBS:
Catnip, peppermint, balm,
tansy, garlic, bulbs, 50c doz.;

birdock roots, 50c lb. PP. in
Ga. Mrs. Martha Ronee Dah-
lonega, Rt. 1, Box 60.

Bear. foot, spice wood, red
sassafras, blopd root, white ash,
yellow dock, Queen of Mea-
dow, wild cherry, all, 3 lbs.,
$1.; yellow root, 2 Ibs. $1. Add
postage. R. C, Stovxer); Pisgah.

SAGE:

Dry, new sage, 3 soda boxes
full, 25c 6, 50c; few sage plants
same price: also garlic. bulbs,



ga Bn



FRESH & DRIED FRUITS|

- MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE.

| 2-1/2 Tbs. 1952 crop sage, $1.-
50 Jb.. plus postage. J. V. Kerce,
Rome, Rt. 6.

WALNUTS AND WALNUT
MEATS:

Large, black walnuts, five

cents lb. O. A. Stone, Dallas,
Rt. 5,

4 bu black. walnuts hulled
and dried, $2. bu. CoD. Harry
B. Durham, Trion, Rt. 1.

10 bu. nice, hulled and dried
black walnuts, $1.50 bu. plus
shipping charges; ' Bushel
gourd seed, 15 seed for 10c
and stamped envelope. Dewey
Gulledge, Abbeville, Rt. 1, Box



/-MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED



FEAR

Want 4-5 tons runner vine
peanut hay, good quality, in
radius 35 miles, at $25. ton del.
L. H. Edenfield, Stillmore.



SACKS: FOR SALE

a ese

100 lb. cap. sacks, free of
holes and mildew, Print, 3 for
$1.; White, 18c ea. Add post-
aoe Mrs. Estelle Payne, Wales-
a

White sakes: free of holes
and mildew, 20c ea. Mrs. Clyde
Logan, Austell, Rt. 2

White sacks, no letters, ist.
quality, 17 -1/2 ea.; 2nd. 15c
ea. PP in Ga. Mrs. B. D. Hul-
sey, Alto, Rt. 1,

-50 white feed sacks, 100 Ib.

cap., ewashed, ironed free of
holes and mildew, 20c ea. Add
postage. No COD. Mrs. Boyd
Campbell, Fairburn, Rt. 2.

Unwashed white 100 Ib. cap.
sacks, 20 ea.; washed, 30c
ea. Free of holes. Add postage.
= Chappelear, Lavonia, Rt.

100 Yb. cap., white saci
ed, 25c ea. Gladys Duran, Cum-

ming, Rt. 1.

Extra nice smooth grade, 100
Th. cap., Print sacks, washed,
starched, ironed, 1 of a kind,
3 for $1.10 and postage. Mrs.

Clarence McMillian, Dacula,
Ri; 2
White feed sacks, 100 Ib.

cap. washed, ironed, 5 for. $1.-
25. Mrs. M. L, Eaton, Dahlone*
ga, Rt. 1.

100. Jb. aie ahieker feed
sacks, - washed, no holes, 20c
ea. $2.25 doz. _ Joann Hester,
Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

' White: sacks, unwashed, no
holes, -extra, large, 100 1b. cap.
30c eat $3.30 doz. Add postage.
Roy Grindle, Dap one das Rt sf;
Box 53.,

White, 100 1b. cap. sacks,
washed, not ironed, free of let-
tens, 20c ea..PP in Ga. Mrs.
Martha White, Dahlonega, Rt.
1, Box 60.

Sev. hundred washed white
100 Ib. cap. sacks; no holes,
letters, mildew, 20c ea.; small
wholes, 15 ea. Add postage.
Mrs. H. H. Richardson, Doug-
lasville, Rt. 4.



washed, free of holes, 6 and 8
alike, for $1. and. postage.
Mrs. J. C. Plemmons, Ellijay,
Rt. 4, Box 87.

Large print sacks, 4 alike,
2 alike, 3 alike, all 12 for $3.50.
Add postage. Ironed and good

cond. Mrs, Fred Franks, Hia-
wassee.
Nice print sacks, 3, $1,;

Whites, 25c ea. All free holes
and mildew, washed and iron-
ed and 100 lb. cap. Mrs. Hoke
Martin, Gainesville, Rt. 7.

Extra large white 100 Ib.
-cap. feed sacks, free of holes,
20c ea. PP on orders $2. or
more. Mrs. R. H. Clark, Gaines-
ville, Rt, 7.

White feed sacks, no letters,
25c ea.; 25 or more in lot, 20
ea.;. 2nd class sacks, little
stained, few small holes, 15
ea. PP, oe Young, Gaines-

mer Clark, Gainesville, Rt.. 8.

|Add postage. Mrs. T. L. Laws

good quality, ripped and wash- |

150 Print sacks, 100 Tb. cap.



SACKS FOR SALE





White, unwashed, 100 Ib,
cap. sacks, 18 ea. Add postage.
No COD nor checks. Mrs., El-




_ White, 100 Ib, cap. sacks, un-
washed, some letters, 15e ea.
plus postage. Cash or money

order. All same kind. Mrs, An-
na Miller, Gainesville, Rt. 4,
Box 93. :

White Grade A_ sacks, 100. z
lb. cap. free holes, mildew, let-
ters, $2.50 doz. PP. 3rd. zone,







Prompt del. W. B. SN
Gainesville, Rt. 5.
New, white, 100 lb. cap,

sacks, no leiters, spots, mildew
or holes, 20c ea. plus postage.

Mrs. Hoyt Samples, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 1. ae

White, 100 lb. cap. sacks,
washed, no letters, or holes.



30c ea. Mrs. C. W. Fricks, Talk-
ing Rock, Rt. 1, Box 151.

Print sacks, 100 lb. cap. odds,
some 2 alike, 4 for $1. Add 15
pee No checks. Mrs. Ira

. Goodwin, Tallapoosa, Rt. Dees





White sacks, 100 Ib. cap., ne
holes, none washed, 19 ea.
Add -postage. No COD; 25 eal
postpaid; Prints, 30c ea. and
postage. Mrs. BAe Mae
ney, .Talking Rock, Rt. -

100 ib. cap. White Sacks, 18.
ea. Plus postage. Mrs. Otis ee
+hburn, Cumming.

_ Print Sacks, 100 lb. cap., 250

ea, Plus 20c postage for 4 or
more. Mrs. J. C. Hunt, Young
Cane. :

White Sheeting Sacks. 20c ea.
or exch, for Little- White Half
Runner Beans, tender. Mrs, BE. _
A. Waters, Alpharetta, Rt. 3.

100 lb. cap. White Feed Sacks,
good quality, ripped, washed,
25 ea. Gladys Duran, Cumm-
ing, Rt. 1.

White Chicken Feed Sacks,
106 lb. cap., 20 ea; Print, iren-
ed 35c ea. All washed, ripped.



f



Gainesville, Rt. 8,

Correction: Good grad White
Chicken Feed Sacks, free of
holes and mildew, 20c ea.; Un-
washed, 5, $1.10. No orders
under $1.. Mrs. Clyde Logan, -
Austell Rt. 2.

Pe Unwashed Sacks, 20

; 6, $1, Prepaid in Ga. Dud- ~~
ioe Price, Atlanta, 1678 Penge

Rd. ;





EGGS FOR SALE







Blue Toulouse Geese Eggs, *
50c ea. prepaid. Charlie Hicks,
Hiawassee.

Giant S. C. Black Wiripraa
Eggs, from 2-8 yr. old hens
$2.25 per 15. Insured parce
post. L: B. Millians, Newnan,

Purebred Cornish Eggs, $2.25.
per 15. PP. Mrs. J. O. Howell,
Pineview.

Purebred White Cornish and
Golden Sebright Bantam Eggs,
from prize winners, $2.25, per
15. White African Guinea, 15,
$2.; Also. pair Chukar Part- :
ridges, $0. Mrs... OF is - Craft
Lavonia, Rt. 2. A



Turkey Eggs, from govt. imp.
Beltsville Whites, 35c ea. L. M..
Tatum, Fortson. :

Purebred Buff Cochin Bant-
ams, $2.50 per 18 parcel post;
Also 5 mos. old Dark Cornish
Bantam Cockerels, $2.50 ea,
From prize winners at Fall
Fairs. C. H..Overby, Columbus,
3609-14th. Ave.

Pure Dark Cornish Eggs, 16,
$1.40 del. in Ga. Leona Simp-
son, Sparta, RFD 2,

Mamoth Toulouse Goose
Eggs, 50c ea. Plus postage.
Minimum 4 eggs. W. J. Steg-
meyer, Savannah, 20 West 76th,

Purebred White Cornish
Eggs, $2.25 per 15. PP. Mrs. J,*
O. Howell, Pineview.

Mammoth Toulouse Goose
Eggs, 50c ea. PP in Ga. Charlie
Bailey, Vienna, Rt. 4.

Pit Game Black Brested Red.
and Hogg Cross Eggs, 15 $2
30, $5. Mrs. L. L. Helton, Buch-







scallion onions, $1. Mrs. John
"Myers, Hartwell, Rt. 2



ville, Rt. 9

anan, RFD 2%,











and 4 bulls, 18-14 mos. old; 4













































5 (mother a good milker) reason-
3 large Mare Mule work or ride.
1/2 mi. So. Palmetto, Hwy. 29.
= Monroe Adams,
-mos, old, $175.
z calves,

ell bred non-reg. Hereford
Heifers,

Oxford. Phone Covington 2167.

Phone Fayetteville 5581.. Cecil

_ Burton, Robinson.

- milking now,

_ yrna, Rt. 2, Concord Rd. Phone

- resident. Contact: Arthur Stov-

+ Mrs.

paces oS



- CATTLE FOR SALE

CATTLE FOR SALE



1 Jersey Heifer, 11 mos. old
able if sold soon; Also good
Can be seen my farm about 3-
Newnan, Rt. 2.

4 reg. Hereford Bulls, 12- 16
- -$250.; 8-reg.
Hereford. Cows, some. with
$200 - $350.; 24 head
pasture bred to reg.
Hereford bull. Pierce L. Cline,

4 Cows with calves at side,

heifers, some bred, some open,
Pgs steers, 8 mos. old. All reg.
Angus. Mrs. G.' W. Darnell, or
Rabun Gap.

15 mos, old, $200. - $250. ea.

Travis, Riverdale.

2 Artificially: bred reg. Jeracy
Bulls, one will be 11 mos. old
Mar. 17th., one was-8 mos. old
Mar. 2nd., both came from high
producing Jerseys, on Hwy, 12,
6 mi. W. Crawfordville. J. O.

Good Jersey (mixed) Young
Cow, freshen 2nd. time in few
months, gentle, easy to milk,
$125. See. Mrs.
Ruby Whiten, Scottdale, Jones
Alley off Pine St.

' 2 Polled Hereford Bulls, 7 and
12 mos. old, Real Plato Domino
breeding. James M. Hill, Sm-

5-4857.

Black Angus Cows and Cal-
ves, for sale or exch, for young
Angus Bull. Walker Co. Ga.

er, St. Elmo, Tenn, Rt. 3 (mail-
Img address). Phone 83-1362 J.



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



White Speckled Mare Horse,

12 yrs. old, 1000 lbs., work
anywhere, gentle, $75.; Jersey
Cow, 6 yrs. old, due freshen

May 24, with 4th. calf, $125.;
Also Bull Calf, 5 mos. old, $40.
Emmer M. Puckett, Bu-
ford; Rt. 1.

Small Red Mare Pony, gen-
tle, 4 yrs. old, also Owensb6ro
2 H Wagon, $50.; 1 each: Jer-
sey, Holstein, and Guernsey
Bulls, about 10-12 mos, old, for
kee or exch. for heifers. Ralph
. Griffith, Buchanan, Rt. 2.

_ 2 Mare Mules, 850 lbs., and
1000 lbs. one Red, other Black,
both good cond. $40. for pair.
oe Hill, Ellaville, Rt. 1, Box

8 Shetland Pony Mares, 1
Black and White stallion, all
under 40 in., all bred, reason-
able. 15 head to pick from.
aoe Holbook, Jonesboro, Tel.

2 Mules, one about 1100 Ibs.,
other about 800 lbs., both for
$150. Will sell separately. A.
M. Kendrick, Jonesboro, Rt 1
Box 290.

Good Farm Mules, coming
8 yrs. old, about 950 lbs. ea. G.
B. Sherman, Kingston, RFD 1.

Black Horse Mule, fair cond.,
10 yrs. old, 850 tbs. guar. to
work anywhere. Ww. 3. Hughes,
Lawrenceville, Rt. 4. (Bethes-
da School Rd.).

One pair Mules, 13 and 14
yrs. old, $100. for pair; Also
Avery Cultivator, good cond.,
$25. J. L. Johnson, Mitchell.

Black Horse Mule, about 900-
* 950 Ibs., 8 yrs. old, work any-
where, Ist. class cond,, at bar-
ain. Letters ans. See at barn.
ruman Neal, Pisgah.

Several good mules, sound;
work anywhere. Can be seen
t my farm any morning or

unday, 1 1/2 mi. W. Powder
Springs. G. C. Crocker, Powder
Springs.

mares, 6 yrs. old, one stud 3
yrs. old and two 1 yr. old stud
colts, All three studs sired b
Old Glorys Big Man. H.

Bounds, Savannah, Rt. 4, Tel-

White Pony, 12 yrs. old, 700 Ib.,

Reg. Heretord Cattle, honored =
type, highest quality, bulls, 12-

Cow,

,|J. P. Bachus, Macon, 5314 Blo-

.|Calf 1 day old;

Purebred Black Angus Bull,
22 mos. old, ready for heavy
service. See at my farm, 4 mi.
Griffin, Ga. John E. Carden,
Williamson, Rt. 1.

Reg. Guernsey Bull, ready for
serv. $125.; 3 Heifers, 3 - 4 mos.
old, $175. ea.; Also Red and

ride and work, $50. Ralph Dan-
gar, Woodstock.

2 reg Beef Type Shorthorn
Bulls, 6 mos. old, $175. ea, H. P.
Roberson, Dillard.

1 Milch Cow, fresh now, 4
gal. daily, several good spring-
ers, several good stock bulls;
Also 1 nice horse at my farm, 2
mi. So. Lithia Springs. Acquire
at Gulf Station. Grady Thomp-
son, Douglasville, Rt. 1, Box 423

x

Jersy Milch Cow, 4 yrs. old
in May, due to freshen Mar.
20th., with 3rd. calf, also some
reg. Guernsey male calves, 1
reg. Guernsey. male calves, 1
month - mos. old well market,
good bloodlines H. W. Thur-
mond, Farmington.

One fresh Jersey Cow, gives
3-1/2 gal. milk or more, very
gentle. 3 mi, E. Hwy. 41 or 7
mi. W. McDonough to Hastings
Bridge Rd.-No letters. C. J. He-
leotes, Hampton, Rt. 2.

One Guernsey-Jersey Cross
to freshen with 4th, calf

within 60 days, $140. H. S. Fel-

lows; = Hampton, = Rt 2. Tel.
Jonesboro Zora:
12 Heifers, 12-15 mos _.old,

half to 3/4 breeds of Holsteins,
Jerseys, Short Horns, most of
them bred to reg. short horn
milking type bulls, Sell 22c lb.
S. W. Smith, Hawkinsville.

5 grade Angus -Cows, calve
soon, young grade Angus Hei-
fer, and Bull ready for service,
All tested, clean. Reasonable. 3
Jersey Milch Cows, claves im-
mediately. See: E. L. Morgan,
Jefferson. (Old Airport), - _

Reg. Red Poll Bull, 3 yrs. old,
4 reg. Red Poll Cows, 1 Heifer,
3 cows with calves. Lynn An-
derson, Lawrenceville, Rt. 2.

Reg., horn type Hereford
Bulls, most popular bloodlines,
bred, born on my farm, ac-
climated do good on Ga. feeds
and grasses, Percy A. Price,
Leesburg. Phone 4564.

~ Reg. Guernsey Bull, born Jan,
26% 1952, Sire Riegeldale Melbas
Maxim 404475, Dam Reeces
Lady Gay 1078424, Grandson of
Green Meadow Melba founda-
tion herd cow at Riegeldale
Farms. William P. wren Lyer-
ly, Rt. 2.

Gentle Reg. Brahma Calves,
6-14 mos, old, $200. - $250. Frank
M. Dickerson, Homerville.

2 Bulls, 3 quarter Jers@y, wt.
650 Ibs., and 550 lbs., $100., and
$125. respt. E. H.- Ries, Macon,
535 - 8th. St.

Purebred Jersey Bull, 2 yrs.
old, gentle, gives good service,
$150.; Also Black Boar (PC), 300
Ibs., $45; Beh from reg .stock.

omfield Rd. .

Young reg. arin Bull, Eile-
enmere and other good blood-
lines, for sale or exch. for good
reg. Angus Heifer. Roger S.
Cobb, Marietta, Box 304.

Reg. horned, Hereford Bull,
WMF Rupert Lad 7221446, 13
mos. old, ready for light service,
sturdy, well market, good bodi-
ed, fat, broke to halter, $250.
Mrs. W. A. Ward, Jr., Marietta,
Rt. 3, Paper Mill- Rd. Ward
Meade Farm.

4

Reg. Guernsey Bull No. 4473
68, Grandson of Riegeldale*Mel-
bas Emory, born Apr. 17, 1949,
for sale. James H. Wilkerson,
McDonough, Rt. 1.

Grade White Face Heifer with
5 mos. old Heifer Calf, $250. for
both; 2 Grade White Face Hei-
fers, not bred, about 1 yr. old,
$100. ea .at my farm 2-1/2 mi.
Milledgeville. William Weaver,
Milledgeville, Rt, 6, Box 117,

2 Milch Cows, 1 large Jersey
Also 3 Milk

Goats for sale. H. C. Johnsoa,

ford Bulls, priced for quick sale

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

Reg. Polled Heretord Bull, 1
yr. old, 3 Hereford Cows with
calves, 3 bred heifers. B. W. Mc-
Fall, Conyers, Rt. 1. (Near Sm-
yrna Camp Ground),

Reg jens Cow Marie's No-
ble Blondie 1807897, bred to reg.
bull, freshen Ist. of May. B. F.
Lester, Conyers, Rt. 2.

One Cow, fresh (with 5. day
old calf, 2nd. calving) 4 gal.,
$150;. Reg. Red Poll Bull, a-
round 1200 lbs, 3 yrs. old, $325.
Clyde Garrison, Cornelia, Rt. 1.

Milking type Shorthorns all
reg., 1 young bull now ready for
service, also several cows and
young calves, all free of TB
and Bangs. W. H. Loudermilk,
Cornelia, Box 55.

2 purebred Red Poll Bulls,
about 8 and 10 mos, old, reg.
buyers name, for sale Letters
ans. G. B. Barrett, Cornelia.

One Brahman Bull, 4 yrs. old,
with papers, gentle, no tricks
$500. to. keep from inbreeding.
See 9 mi. SE Cordele; or con-
tact. Guy T. Easterling, Cordele,
P. O. Box 100.

30 milch cows all make Sas
TB tester, Jerseys, Guernseys,
and some mixed with White
Face some with Holstein, all
good condition; also 25 heifer
calves, for sale. M. L. Johnson,
Crawfordville, Rt. 2.

40 head White Face Cattle
and Calves including 3 reg.
breed cows, about 1000 lbs, ea.,
2 heifers, 1 bull calf reg., calved
last July. Make offer. Sell one
or all, reasonable. Apposite Air-
port. J. B. Morrison Dallas. Or
phone Atlanta Ch. 2096. ~

2 reg. Polled Hereford Bulls,
one 3 yrs: old, $300.; Other 2
yrs. old, $200. Wm W. Smith,
Decatur, 3550 Glenwood Rd. De.
2611,

6 excellent reg, Polled Here-

E.
Vv.

at Windsweep Farm 6 mi.
Thomaston. Contact:.Grady
Calvert, Thomaston, Rt. 5.

25 grade Polled Hereford
Heifers, 1-2 yrs. old, grown on
my farm, Bangs. free, guar.,
will be ready Apr. 15th., for
sale or trade for purebred Pol-
led Hereford Bull. J. Lynwood
Bentley, Se., Thomaston. Phone
3697.

1 outstanding bull, Domestic
Woodrow breeding, 14 mos. old,
$225. Exch. for 2 good weaning
age commercial beef type hei-
fers, Contact: Dallas Berger,
v|Mgr,, The Rock, Ga, B. & B.
Ranch.

2 purebred actus Bulls,
10 and 20 mos. old, $80. and
$130. Cons. exch. for White
Face Cattle. R. W. Britt, Tuc-
ker, P. O. Box 32. Phone ,Clark-
ston 3-7942.

Reg. Black Angus Bull, calv-
ed Jan. 10, 1951, his dam Susie
54, reg. No. 989033, and sired
by Jabillee Blackeap of Modena,
reg. 998378, has been used very
little,
at farm. Letters ans. Billy San-
ders, Vienna.

1 ea. Purebred 1 yr. old.
Guernsey Holstein Bulls, subj.
to reg. 25 pct. black (other
white), both good shape, ready
for spring service, $100, ea.
Cheaper together W. W. Mc
Pherson, Villa Rica:

6 reg. Polled Hereford Bulls,
9-12 mos, old, reg. both associa-
tions, $175.:- $200. ea. Perfection
and Domino breeding, J. Bert
Poole, Warrenton.

Jersey, 3 yrs. old, milch cow,
4 gal. daily when fresh, will
freshen Apirl, $125. at barn.
Acton Combs, Washington, Rt.
li

2 Reg. Ayshire Heifers, 16-17
mos. old, $600, for both; 1 reg.
Ayshire Bull, 9 mos. old, very
gentle, ring in nose, $250 Papers
on all. Olin Few, Watkinsville,
Rt. 2,

ee well bred Jersey Bull
Calves, 4 mos. old, $30, aa. with

CATTLE FOR SALE |

in excellent cond., $300.



Fancy chunk* comb honey,
also strained, in 2 1/2 lb, big
mouth jars, 12 to Cs. 30 Ibs.,
$8.10 Cs, 2 Cs. $14. Exp. ches.
prepaid - in Gar By od: 5
Nahunta.. }

Honey, del by mail thro a
3rd zone, 10 lb. pail, $2. 1b. 3
lb. $1.50; by Exp. Collect, eae

10 Ib. $8.; six 5 Ib. $6. Rev.
Curd Walker, Soperton, Rt. 4:

4 col. Italian bees, standard
hivs with supers with metal
covered tops, $10. ea. T. Dy.
Abercrombie, Milledgeville.

40-50 hives bees, standard
10 frame hives, good -shape,
state insp. Bargain. W. O.
Boyd, Valdosta, 1512 West one
Ave.

75 hives bees, in 8 and 10
frames, standard size hive
pores to match, plenty honey.

easonable for outfit. See J.
H.. Tatherow, Young Cane,



CATTLE FOR SALE
ES



1Heifer, 1 yr. old (Mother a
Jersey) for pas at my place.
DL. Wanck; Alma.

Reg. Rd Polled Bull, oa Of
finest stock. Sell to prevent in-
breeding. Call or come see. Dr.
Needham B. Bateman, Atlantd,
Suite 526, Candler Bldg.

20 White Face Hereford Heif-
ers, 450-500 lbs, ready to
breed, all tested, also-10 al-
ready bred and will calve this
summer, 600-700 Ibs., 2/3 to 3/4

purebred. C. M. Bowden, a ;

er, Atlanta, 435 Candler Sis.
KE. (Tel. Ma. 2319). -

One artificially bred Jersey
Heifer, freshened Feb. Tth., now
milking 2 gal. daily. Robert P.
Middleton, Austell, Medlock
Ave.

Cow) fresh in about 10 days,
for sale my place. Out of city
limits Austell. M. B.
Austell, Box 8.

Close-up Springing Heifers, 3

Holsteins, 3 Guernseys, 700-850)

Avondale
De.

lbs.
Estates, Box 21.
21515

~D. A. Russell,
Atlanta

15-20 Jersey and Holstein Jer-
sey Heifers, bred, or ready to
breed, E1/2 yrs. old, $125. ea.
Mrs. W. L. Heima, Buena Vista.

Black Heifer, freshen Ist.
April, $125. No letters ans. See
J. H. Mobley, Buford, Rt. > Sep
(Near Prison Camp). i

a, Springer grade- Heifers:
Herefords with one Guernsey:
50 open grade Hereford Heifers.
All clean, calfhood vaccinated,
TB tested., 2 reg. Polled Here-
ford Bulls, approx. 11-12" mos.
old, Aster Domino. Market
price.-- Apply: D.C. Collier,
Barnesville. Phone 73.

Purebred Jersey Bull, 2 yrs.
old and 6 mos. old Jersey Bull
Calf; Also SPC purebred Pig,
6 mos. old, for sale or exch. for
one of same kind and age. Viola
C. Brady, Cairo, Rt. 1, Box 343.

Reg. Polled Hereford Bull,
Domino bloodlines, | smoo th
headed, dark red, 22 mos. old;
1100 Ibs., halter broke, $300.
Roy H. Bryant, M. D., Calhoun,
Rt. 2, Oakdale "Farms.

1 pure blooded Santa Gert-
rudas Bull 27 mos .old, approx.
1600 lbs., for sale. Ga. Better
Farms No. 100, Inc. J. RB. New-
ell, Carrollton.

1 Hereford Polled Ficckoad
Bull, 4 yrs. old, ~1800 Ibs., a
Clyde Farmer, Carrollton Rt.

12 reg. horned Hereford Cat-
tle, Domino Blanchard and Mis-
chief bloodlines, 2 bulbs, 4 you-
ng cows, 4 heifers 2 yrs. old, 2
small Galves 1 bull; 1 heifer, 2
cows to freshen in Apr. John
Hollingsworth Carrollton, Rt. 3.
(5 mi. S. Carrollton, 2 mi. off
LaGrange - Carrollton.

Several bred Reg. Polled and
Horned Hereford Cows and Hei-
fers, $300.

s



papers; $25. without, Grover





fair Rd.

Morrow, Rt. 1.

cieaae: Watkinsville, Rt. 1.

. ea

13 mos, old, $250. L. O. Moo

Comer.



Smith;|







__ Eggs: White Rock
Fair winners, also pure
B. Red. Old Engli

White ga ta
75; White Holland

ea. C. S. Winn, Dux
Phone 47-2617.

Golden - Sebrigh
Eggs, $3.50 setting
few young birds f
Clark, Macon; 372 Sprit

Taking orders for
Quail eas $22.50. C.-
































































Purebred, big bon
turkey eggs, from
free-range stock, $5
ed in metal mailing
(returnable); | mixed
eggs, 15, $1.25. All
Bessie Baggett, Hira



















FRESH AND CU
MEATS FOR



- Sugar cured meat:
ham, about 20 lbs., 7
middlings, 40c lb. Add
ee B. D. Hulsey:

}

7 grain-fed hams,.
lbs., plain and ~ sugar |
with syrup paste,
Glerin Norton, Fairbuy r
Nonlone Quarries. :

Guar. oakwood
country meat, hams,
sides and shoulders,
Wt. 12 to 45 Ibs. SI
os E. C. Hurst, Mi

16 sugar and salt"
shoulders, 50c Ib. 10 Oo
Rand. 17, 40, OF
postage; also 50. tb. cans
20c Milton P.-
Macon, Rt. 3. 2

Smoked and su
shoulders meat, arou
50c lb: Ship COD by
post. O. S. Duggan, Ch

















































































Sugar cured hams,
Ibs., 90c Ib. plus postage
Otis Mashburn, Cumn

4 hams, 40-50 Ibs. ea

and postage. Money with
or will send COD. Eli
land, Aska.











= : x
HONEY BEES A
ee FOR




5 or more good B
in Pat. gums, $5. ea.
No. Lawrenceville, ne
Hwy. J. Tr edfordsk
ville. ?















Italian honey _ bees
gums, for sale. E. L.
Jr., Jonesboro, Phone

75 Col: Italian
frame hives, 3 to 3
ea. All combs built
foundation, $6. ea.

. Moore, Ailey, Rt

30 hives bees in new, f
bulit, 10. soe hiv.
sueprs, _ $7. for | 4
place, 10 ot No.
Glenn - Ellison, Ca

Local Extracted ho
Ib. pails, $2 5 1b. gl
$1.25 ea. W. a
College Park, Sop Ww oa

2433.





























| Calvin Ave., CA

Black ae yellow
regular gums, $2.50.
Cecil. Hunnicutt, Dial.

4 hives bees, $5.
peo tom, 2 yrs.
ae x ph mi, Se
wel S. Hw
Herman Pr lens aaa M
- ; i

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Gooa table hone}
del. in Ga. mp 4 8
Sparks. oe
6 col. Italian bees, fi
disease, 10 f _cyp
$15. ea. No
N. w. Fowler;
4. *



on
Mo
a

10 heels bees,
with supers, 8

- $500.; Also Polled| Phone
Bull Calf, 6 mos, old, $165.; one| M
f




























aul J. Cleveland,
: 2.

Boar; 14 mos. old,
from Nixs _ stock,
from prize winning
d for stock. Albert R.
wood, Rt, 1,

Black PC and Big
4, 1 sow with 8
other had 13, bred
last of May again,
ith 5 pigs, nice PC
ny farm, 2-1/2 mi.
Bobby Stephens. Earl
irburn, Rt. 2.

wks. old PC Pigs,
old, $12.50; 5 Sows
ine stock boar, $40.
from excellent stock.
pee.

E ilts. and Boars,
3 wks, old, $25. FOB.
ip. Hilton E. Davidson,
FFA Chapter, Glen-






















oice Yorkshire
reeding stock, 3-1/2
30. - $50. ea. FOB,
ers name. Mrs, W. 15%
Graysville

Gilts, around 75- 100
ank Burt farm on
ty Rd. about 3 mi. EF.








more lbs., oP Will
Sewell, Lavonia,

h Pigs, purebred,
as Top Bloodlines,
in buyers na
ea; Gilts, $30. ea. at
*O. : Cannon, Jr,





ather reg. SPC boar,
ld up, $10. up ea. Roy}
, I thonia, Rt. 1.






y Pigs, from reg.
- 5 mos. old Red Pigs |
_trace PC, the latter]

_mos. old, for sale
White Face Heifer.
Louisville.

, $10, ea; Not
Hoyt Moss, Lula.

fine purebred Duroc
os. old, $25. ea: Mrs.
Ison, McRae, Sugar






































*

npshire Boar, 14 mos.
Dr N.S. Herod,
Phone 54147,

, and 5 pigs, $45, at
Raymond V. Bales,
bins, Centerville Rd.

wks. old Duroc Pigs,
Place at Metasville,
s ay; pared Wash-

: fine - medium iyee
gs, males and fem

ted for cholera, oe
ne, 1 mi. W. Cohut-
lcomb, Varnell.

pigs, $12. ea. not reg.;
0-350 Ibs., ready to
reasonable. Frank
etta, Rt. 2, Phone

| champion bloodlines, _
C. R. Morgan, Americus, Rt. 4.

price. Norman R,

Berkshire Cross,

$17.50 -

| mos, old purebred |

"Hereford Hogs, 8/



HOGS FOR SALE

\
Duroc Sow, Manns Rose 3
rd., Reg. No. 309833, and 6 pigs
from Ist. litter, of 11, born Feb.
2; Also small mule. cash, or
trade for calves, or small riding

work horse and wagon. F. J.
Cato, Newnan, RFD 2.

SPC Males,
service,

old enough for
fine bred sow, best
for sale.

Purebred Duroc Sows, avail-
able Apr. Ist., will breed to Bel-

jtsville No, 1 Boar, or sell open,

for slight premi on market
ng, Ameri-
cus, Rt. 2, Koinonia Farm.

5 Gilts, 150-200 Ibs. ea. half
OIC, half Black PC, $35. - $40.
ea.; Also 10-12 wks. old Pigs,
$10, ea. N. E. Peddycoart, Ar-
maustiee:

Fine healthy. OIC Pigs, OIC-
$10. ea:; 3
Ghoats, around 100 or 125 Ibs
ea., $25. ea. Howard Holloway,
Ben Hill, 7205 Campbellton Rd.
Phone Atlanta 2736.

SPC Pigs, 8-12 wks. old,
males $35.; Gilt, $25. All: worm-
|ed, treated, reg. buyers name,
FOB my farm, 3 mi. E. Camilla

on Moultrie Rd. Harry G. Mc}

Gahee Camilla, Rt. 4. Phone 69
56. :

Purebred Hampshire Pigs, 12
wks. old, $20. - $25. ea. Austin
Brown, Chester.

OIC Pigs and Shoats, out of
good bloodlines, short nose,
blocky type, will reg. buyers
mame, for sale. See my farm.
Paul J. Cain, Commerce, Rt, 1.

Reg See. Stock, 4 choice sows
(ready for breeding after ea
ingetheir Ist. litter of pigs), 2
each choice gilts and boars, ex-
cellent markings, all innocula-
ted against cholera (Rovac), and
sprayer for lice. Reasonable
price. J. M. Alsobrook, Conyers,
Rt. 2, Honeybrook Farm. Phone

Lithonia 5583,

8 wks. old reg. or unreg.
purebred OIC Boars and Sows,
from litters of more than 10,
Blue Ribbon Sows of choice
s|breeding stock, $20. re. stered;
unregistered. inquire.
John Mobley, Decatur, 3154
Alston Dr. Cr. 6628



RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE



lL. pair ey Rabbits, nearly
grown, $3. at my place. Jen-
nie A. Jolley, Atlanta, 1338 N.
Hightower Rd.

6 grown young Does, 1 Buck,
19 young Rabbits, cheap. See:
A. B. McWaters, Atlanta, 1728

{Springer St., N. W. Phone Ar

6151.

2 Rabbits, 5 mos. old Hima-
layan does, for sale or trade for
laying Bantam Hens. Walt Bell,
ae 855 Piedmont Ave. AT

5 Does, 1 Buck Rabbits, 5

*| young ones, cheap. Carroll Pur-
| vis, Charing.

Pair White NZ Rabbits, i
yr. old, $5.; Fryers, either sex,
$1. ea.; 1 ea. Black and Brindle
Col. Doe, $2.50 ea.; Exp. col-
lect. Several Pairs Young Black
NZ Rabbits, $3. pr. Mrs. W. A.
Bowen, Chula, Rt. 1.

1 pair NZW Rabbits, $3.. pr.
FOB. Freddie Duggan, Coch-
ran, Rt, 4.

18 Chinchilla Rabbits, 2 1/2
mos. old, $25. or $4. pr. Ship
aoe Mrs. Eunice Woody,

lal;

3 Bred Does, and 2 Bucks,
$5. or $1. ea. M. C, Tanner,4
Gainesville, Rt. 3.

Chiftchilla Rabbits, some nice
does, few young bucks. O, P.
Foster, Good Hope,

Guinea Pigs, (English),
healthy, high producing breed-
ing stock, solid and mixed cols,
$1.50 ea. either sex, S. Batt-

5,| Son, Griffin, 669 McLaurin St.

te Gray Chinchilla Rabbits,
ung 9 mos, old bred does,

MARKET BULLETIN

FOB. Tris McCall,

buck, | J.



50 ea.3; 10 mos, old
(0. Ad Ty

| RABBITS AND. CAVIES
FOR SALE

\



_Genuine Chinchillas (not rab-
bits), reg., ped., from -extreme-
ly prolific parent breeding
stock, for sale at farm. L, L.

| Hudson, Savannah, 1910 E, Ma-

con St. Phone 22669.

Ped. NZR, 1 lane doe, 14
mos. old, $7.50: 4 does, 1 buck,

4 1/2 mos. old, $4.50 ea. Ali

from best bloodlines. No COD.
R. Lamar Brantley, Wrights-
ville, Rt. 2.

\

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE





About 50 Goats, most all
grown nannies, $5. ea or $4.75
me lot. Lon May, Eastman,

t. 4. :

Hampshire, Sulfolk, Corrie-
dale, and Ramboullet Cross
Ewes with lambs at side,

yearlings to 5 yr. old, $30.-$35.
pr. Call Madison 2603, or see:
R. B. Curtis, Farmington.

3 nannies, 2 billies, for sale, |

my place. 3 mi. E. town, near
Community Bapt. Church. L.
H. Speer, Fayetteville.

1 yr. old fresh in Milk Goat
with bill kid, her mother a
Saanan, gives 4 qts. daily, and
others to freshen soon. No,
letters. H. J. Berry, Jonesboro.

8 milk Type Nannie Ghats
2 Saanan, 1 Nubian, all due to
freshen in May, $40. for lot.
Mrs, Daisy -Crook, Jasper, Rt.
25 3

2 Toggenberg Does, due to
freshen soon, 4 and 5 yrs. old,
reasonable price. At home Sun-
days and evenings. K. E. Gib-
son, Pine Mountain Valley,
O. Box 25.

Reg. French Alpine Yearling
Does freshen April and May,
$50. ea. with papers and crated
Quitman,
Box 62.

Nubian Milk Goats, reg., and
grade some fresh. Don't write.
See: G. Jason Daws, Rome, Rt.
2, Bells Ferry Rd.

Saanan Doe, extra heavy
milker, one 1 yr. old Nubian
Buck, for sale cheap. Also does
to freshen soon. , J. Atkin-
son Jr., Sharpsburg, Rt. 1.



LIVESTOCK WANTED |



HOGS: .

Want purebred,
Little Bone Guinea Males.
F, Hattaway, Davisboro.

HORSES AND MULES: .

Want good slow plug mule
for garden work. See me at
Barber Shop, or write: Jack
(Shorty) Turner, Tate.

Want good blocky built mare
mule, about 800 lbs., good, work-
er anywhere, reasonable price.
G. B. Smallwood, Williamson.

Want gentle cheap farm
mule. Give price and directions
to farm. Ed Graham, Marietta,

50-60 Ib.,
Ly.

Box 304.

Want med. size, broke to sad-
dle horse to ride. No special
breed or kind. Contact: Bill H.
Duffell, Perry, Rt. 2.

Want at once, 1 or 2 good
work mules. Buy or trade good
young milch cow. O. M. Moody,
Waycross, Rt. 4, Box 586.
SHEEP AND GOATS:

Want 1 good milk goat, giv-
ing at least 1 gal. daily. State
age, how old kids are, kind of
goat, if bred, and price. Marion
Nash, Union Point.



FARM HELP WANTED





Want dairyman, capable of
handling 50-75 cows. Come see
me. 6 mi. Milledgeville on
Eatonton Hwy. J. L, Owens,
Milledgeville, Rt. 4.

Want middle aged, good col.
man and wife to live on farm
as caretaker, and farm if de-
sire. Good land. Good tenant
house, 7 mi, from nearest town.
We Wilder, Culloden, Rt.





FARM HELP WANTED



FARM HELP WANTED





Want white woman from
country, not over 45, for poul-
try farm work. Must be in
good health, hav good refer-
ences, Pay "$60. 00 month, pri-
vate room, board. Time off
with. pay. Mrs.

Atlanta, =Rt. 2.

Want 1 or 2 H share cropper,
50-50 basis..Nice smooth, fer-
tile land, bale cotton per acre.
Riding cultivator. Good 4 R
house, plenty wood, water,
mail and school bus Rt., near
churches. Good thickly settled
community, near McDonough.
ee o J, Green, McDonough,

% 2.

Want exp. man for 7000 pull-
ing turpentine trees on halves.
Good running timber. Good
house. Come see. Dont write.
10 mi. SE Ocilla. Need Harper,
Ocilla.

Want farmer to grow cotton
and corn, Farm with tractor
or mules. Land already broke.
House open. Come at once. Will
furnish, Gordon Ham, Cobb-
town,

Want white or col. couple to
do light farm ehores on farm.

| Raise garden and .chickens on

halves. Furnish house and fur-
niture, also fuel, water, lights.
Come see, or write, Mrs. Law-
rence Bellville, Avondale
Estates, P. O. Box 431.

Want G. I. to take on job
training on farm. Cattle, chick-
ens, laying hens. Some truck
farming, Fulton Co. House
needs some repairs. Glenn
Norton, Fairburn.

Want family to work on
farm. Good pay, good house
with lights ne \. water, near
school and church, Prefer 1

Pp,| dairy hand and 1 or 2 for
tractor

farming. Apply to:
John F. Hartin, Columbus, 700
35th. St.

Want col. family with good
reputation to raise chickens
on shares or salary. Will fur-
nish house, water, lights. Con-
tact: James H.: Kent, Powder
Springs, Rt. 2, (Macland. Com-
munity). e

- Want reliable, experienced
man, white or col. for general
farm work. Farm with mules.
Will pay good salary. Room,
board, lanudry. Permanent job.
Need at oncew R. L. Cline,
Waleska,

Want col. man for dairy
work. Must not drink, be able
and willing to work. Prefer 30-
50 yrs. old and not more than
2 children. Good new 3 R
house with elec: Plenty garden
space, woods, water, pay each
Saturday. O. J. Smith, Green-
ville, Rt.

Want good, honest family to
work good 2 H farm on Halves
for 1953. Exceptional land, 2
good mules. Furnish. best of
references. J. L. Alexander,
Trion, Rt. 1.

Want middle age man to
work 1 H crop, 50-50 basis.
Board and laundry for helping
with chores. Only 2 in family.
J. C. Morris, McDonough, Rt.
2.

Want share cropper for small
farm to make pastures, build
up place do simple carpentry.
Desire from Berry School. Mrs.
Clifforde Tyler, Naylor.

Want reliable,, settled, sober,
middle aged or older couple to
share home with elderly own-
er (man) and farm on 50-50
basis. Farm located Upson Co.,
10 mi. Thomaston. L. T. Wood-
all Sr., Thomaston, Phone 3508.

Want single man in good
health, middle age, (not over 50)

for farm work. $2.50 day,
board, laundry. G. B: Ham,
Cobbtown. \

Want woman to do farm

chores on farm. Weekly wages.
Contact: J. J. Hendrix, Rut-
ledge.

Helen Street, |.



Want farmer for 1 or 2 | _

farm, cotton,
avs. and 4ths., or halves.
R house, elec, good water,

ood: land. & mi, So. Dacula
aul T, Stowe, Dacula, Rt. 1

Some extra work if wanted. O.
L. McElroy, Decatur, 4306 Mid.

way Rd., /o Dinsmore Dairy.

Phone DE 1521.

Want dairyman, 25-35 yrs

old. Must have experience and

furnish references. Milk reg.

Guernsey herd using machines. Y

Excellent living conditions.

Comfortable house. 1 mi. town
on school bus Rt. George Talia-

ferro, Blue Ridge, Phone 2891
Call after 6:30 nights only.







POSITIONS WANTED |





| White. old age
honest man as caretaker, Fult-
on Co.,
on farm. Exp.
other work. Home and salary.

Have to'be moved. Letters ans,
D..A. Messer, Atlanta, 155-5th. |

St. N. E, Phone AT 9206.

Want work on iarm not over
125 mi, Augusta. No tractor:or

truck driver. Board, laundry,
and $10, weekly seer:

ly sober. Crawfor
Thomaston, Rt. 3, (c/o F. W.
Ford).

Woman with 3 grown single

boys at home wants work on

farm near town. Wage basis.

ty ood hands, Mrs. Ethel Hill,
Vy eateels

= yr. old white woman,
wants place in Christian farm

home and. do light farm work

on farm. Prefer with elderly
couple. Work with chickens,
clowers, etc. Mrs. Lottie Fogg,
Atlanta, 2608 Memorial Dr., 8.
E. DE 4530

2 hands want work on-farm ~

by day. I can drive truck or
tractor (other man cant). Or
cons. crep on halves, around
15 or 20 acres in cotton, some

corn, Jesse Redden, McDon-
ough, Rt. 3, c/o Mrs. Annie
Smith. ;

Man and son want job on
farm driving tractor or truck,
Living wages. Have to be mov-
ed. Live with family. Luther
Johnson, Atlanta, 338 Wind-
sor St., S. W.

54 yr. old white man, exp.
wants job on farm. Can do
carpenter, repair work, raise
stock, handle labor, tend truck
farm. References. State parti-

culars, including salary. Mans-

by T. Amerson, c/o T. J.
Hutcheson, Soperton, Rt,
Middle age white woman

wants job on farm with reli-

and corn rent,

Want young, white married
man for work on dairy, $25.00
week. Work 6 days weekly,



pensioner
wants job on farm with good,

near Atlanta. Raised
in orchard and

Strict-_
Ford,






























































































able people, doing Hight farm.

chores, for private room, board,

salary. No milking. Mrs. Alice

Brinkley, c/o Mrs. Ellie Ben-
son, Warrenton, P. O. Box 3.

Want job on farm. 27 yrs. old
can drive truck and tractor, do
any type farm work. Room and
board. J. M. Gilreath, c/o A.
M. Nixon, College Park, Rt. 1.

25 yr. old man with 4 chil-

dren wants work on farm for

wages. Honest, sober. Albert
Sprayberry, Ty Ty, Rt. 1.

Experienced single, 40 yr.
old man wants work on farm,
Can tend livestock, poultry,
general up-keep, tractor, and
truck driving, all around farm
work. Available about April
7 or 8. Fred Walter Selby, At-
lanta, Rt. 3, Box 561.

Want truck or tractor driv-
ing job on farm. 3 in family
(sister, mother, self). 22 -yrs.
old, no bad habits. Near school
and mail route. Lights and

water in house. Calleb Powers,

Calhoun, Rt. 1, Box 381.





M tractor,

sential farm equipment.



DISPERSION SALE

A complete dispersion sale of 36 Reg. Angus and 6
grade cattle, 1 saddle horse, 1 mule, 1950 model Internl
mowing machine,
harrows, planters, distributors and other modern, es-
Sale starts 10:30 A.M. Tues-
day, March 31, at The Rock, Ga. (Near Thomaston)
Dr. A. S. Gibson, Owner, Thomaston.

grain buster, plows,





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farmer and all other groups.

PRICES

; The farmer, as a group, is the largest
* purchaser of cotton goods, wheat, corn,

meat, steel, houses and medicine.

Let the farmer get a price for his
crops that enables him to buy back his
fair portion, in the finished form, of
food, clothing, houses and medicine.

_ Let other groups use their labor, full
time, in processing and merchandising

all that the farmer produces. a

When other groups can_ labor,
time, in transporting, processing, and
-merchandising what the farmer produces,
then the uther groups get their full share

of full production on the land.

When the farmer gets low prices he
is not able to buy his fair portion, in the
finished form, of food, clothing, housing

and medicine.

Then other groups can use only a
portion of their labor in transporting,

ee Ehe more beef and hogs the farmer
produces, the more meat there is, both
_ for the farmer and the other groups. *



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full



- processing cau merchandising of, farm benefit to its spawns
This results in shorter hours and

crops.
fewer

Since other 5 ins use only a portion | cessed and divided among a
of their labor, they only transport, pro- | is of benefit to the nation. |
cess and merchandise a part of the farm- |:

jobs.

ers crop.

When they transport, process and. | We can have only we p
merchandise only a part of the farmers . prepare.
crop, then only a portion of the farmers
crop can be divided among them. Then
we have poverty in the midst of plenty.

As >

natural, economic law, when the farmers_ - Red: terns d
REAL income is low, then the REAL - poverishe arms and impa
income of all other ae is proportion-

ately

When the farmers REAL income lk: - This ee eet of national
is high, then the REAL income of all aw a DEALT UE SISO n ore
other groups is proportionately high.

National economy is but the sum total
of the management of millions of homes.

Economy begins and ends gs ee | would, in terms of the Good Bor

a naural

low.

housewife.

Only that portion of the food and fe Of arent, Bes
clothing that is prepared and divided | TOM LINDER,
to the members of the household is of ;

























- Equally true is the ba :
. that part of raw materials t

- Idleness, whether in the ho
the nation, will bring rags and

It is impossible to. have
farms and prosperous home
_ having a prosperous nation.

Gonsequence, under tay a equally impossible to

homes without having an im
_ nation.

If our leaders in the Whit
_in the Senate, in the House
| sentatives and on down the ng
only understand thi; great

all that we possess and ee



- Commissioner of Agicult 1



Hog Prices

MARCH 13

Paid At Various Markel





















































































































































NO.1 NO.2 NO.3 NO.4 } Appling Co. Livestock Market Service 85) ieee
j Baxley . $20.40 $20.01 1
Candler Livestock Market, Metter $20.75 $20.11 $19.25 $00.00 i -
ae ee : : McRae Livestock Market, McRae + $20.75 $20.14
Toombs Co. Stockyard, Lyons $20.75 $20.23 $19.30 $00.00 | ee ee
Baa a Mitchell Co. Livestock Co., Camilla $20.62 $20.23
Cardale Livestock Comm. Co., Cordele $20. 48 $20.30 $19.24 $18.10 ~ = aan * 7 Z Saree?
Farmers Stockyards, Sylvania $20.90 $20.05: |
Gainesville Livestock Co., Gainesville $20.50 $19.50 $00.00 $00.00 ; : ue =
Farmers Stockyard, Arlington : - $20.65 $20.40
Flint River Livestock Auction, , - - ;
Bainbridge $20.60 $00.00 $00.00 $00.00 Coffee Co. Livestock Co. Douglas _ $20.65 $20.25.
Smith Stockyard Co., Thomson $20.30 $19.35 $18.55 $00.00 | MARCH 18 fee
1 y A ; 25. | Lee Co. Livestock Market, Inc. : i :
Syivania Stockyard, Sylvania $20 70 $20.20 $19.05 $17.25 Leaibukg $20.50 $20.00 $
ARCH 14 ; : ee
aes - : a Union Stockyard, Albany- $20.72 $20.44
Emanuel Co. Stockyards, Swainsboro $20.76 $20.25 _ $19.50 $00 00 Faclchncal Fosse _ =e q
Washington Co. Marketing Assn., Hazlehurst $20.53 $20.13 $19.00,
aoe pencerey 620,90. S1S80.; 81801, SOME Sane Buckie ee . $20.85 $20.05 $19.01
MARCA 16 oe Tattnall Livestock Co., Glennville , $21.00 $20.01 $18.99.
Henry Shuman, Jr. Stockyard, Hagan $21.00 $20.50 $19.75 $00.00 Seabora Stockyard, Colquiti $20.70 $20.45 $19.45
eee Bee ee pesttetitentase toni yt: ae caus LaGrange, Troup Livestock Assn., Inc. $20.70 $18.60 $16.30
Swainsboro Stockyard, Swainsboro $21.10. $20.35 5 $18, -30 $00.00 Conan Vallay Couns. Cac Rome. $22.25 $21.00 $18.75
Chatham Co. Stockyards, Savannah $20.80 $20.40 ae $00.00 Rite Stocigrarda, Kite : $21.21 $20.25 $19.20.
Reritols rhe t fee $20.55 $20.30 $19.35 $00.00 Peoples Livestock Market, Inc., Cuthbert $20.71 $20.44 $19.13
Georgia Farm Products Sales Corp., | Woe Sorter wehees ce ee
Thomaston $21.80 $20.70 $19.60 $17.70 | Producer Cooperative Livestock Exchange :
Carroll Ca. Livestock Sales Barn, Inc. Statesboro ee
Carrollton $22.00 $21.00 $00.00 $00.00 MARCH 19 f
Millen Livestock Market, Millen $20.75 $20.25 $18.50 $00.00 | Fitzgerald Livestock Mkt., Fitzgerald $20.95 $20.53
Waycross Livestock Market, Waycross $20.54 $20.16 $18.87 $00.00 Effingham Co. Stockyard, Springfield $20.75 $20.00
Dodge Co. Stockyard, Eastman $20.50 $20.20 $18.50 $00.00 Bainbridge Stockyard, Inc., :
Sutton Livestock Co., Sylvester $20.73 $20.64 $19.40 $17.15 ee se
Columbus Stockyard, Columbus $20.80. $20.00 $00.00. $00.00 | WaYne Co: Livestock Market ee a
MARCH 17 er Valdosta Livestock Co., Inc., Valdosta $20.87 Nee
Smith Stockyard, Augusta $20.70. $2045. $1055. $00.99. |/ Pollock Co Stockyerd State ee
Emanuel Co, Stockyards, Swainsboro $21.29 $20.55 $19.55 $00.09 | Sumter Livestock Ass. Inc. Americus $21.18 $20.78
Farmers Coop, Livestock Ass. Ine, nt Lanes Ae ee _
Ef Soperton $20.50 $19.20 $18.15 $15.85 | Milan Stockyard, Milan site BEAN $20.63
Metter Livestock Market $20.75 $20.00 $19.00 $00.00 MARCH 20 + Ti nag
Dawson Livestock Co., Parrott $20.55 $20.10 $19.00 -

$00.00



_ Toombs Co. Stockyard, Lyons