Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1953 April 22

eee.




ial By Tom LINDER

received questionnaire from
ugust H. Andresen, Chair-

s, who is making an investiga-
e farm problems.

ers as submitted by me to the

oe:

; TO QUESTIONNAIRE BY
NDER, COMMISSIONER OF
[CULTURE OF GEORGIA

IMPORT CONTROLS

rice supports are maintained
ommodity without control of im-
he natural result is to flood the
market with foreign products
e kind. If price supports are
ned without import control the
vill necessarily be that the tax-
will be forced to pay for the re-
surplus under one guise or an-
my opinion, we must have im-
ntrols if price supports are made
puthout peidy: from the Federal

DUCTION AND USE OF SUB-
TES AND SYNTHETIC
PRODUCTS

sale of oleomargine has largely
because it can and does under
tter in the market. The sale of
ilk and the substitution of vege-
for butterfat in ice cream and
other dairy products is prohibited
j this State. The present effort
substitutes for -ice creams which
le without any butterfat, milk or
roducts seems to be having little
This lack of sale of ice cream
tes is due more to consumer resis-

products. A ease in point is
which is largely a product of
meal to which has been added
avoring, etc. This product is
T ICE CREAM. I use this
to illustrate. Many other ice
stitutes are offered but with-

Sipaauing efforts, mostly,

way as to leave the way
a by di stributors > what-



Oree Linder

- ~

' WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1953

rm Price Supports
i | Foreign. Imports

missioner

NUMBER oa A



Investigating Committee, U.

am reproducing the questions _

han to any law prohibiting the |

to change the law of this



ST fOr: ae

and on the ancient theory of law that
~ the purchaser be protected from deceit in
the sale of items which by their look and
/or taste are calculated to deceive the
purchaser even though no misrepresen-
tation is made by the seller.

Ill. SCARCITY OF COMPETENT
FARM LABOR FOR DAIRYING AND
OTHER AGRICULTURAL PRODUC-

TION |

Farm labor has been scarce and there
is a continuing emmigration from farm
to city and town. Selective Service
works very erratie from county to coun-
ty. Farm labor in this State, because
of highly diversified agriculture and be-
cause of racial differences, is a very in-
definite term. Competent farm help for
dairying is very scarce and because of
higher wages and salaries received in
industry, the best farm labor is hard to
-keep on the farm.

IV. STATE AND. LOCAL SANITARY
REQUIREMENTS FOR DAIRY
oe - PRODUCTS

Under Georgia law, the State stand-
ards of milk and dairy products are
minimum. Local subdivisions may make
additional requirements which are higher
than the minimum set by the State. These
local regulations have in many cases had
a demoralizing effect on the dairy produ-
cers, due tu multiplicity of inspectors, re-
quirements, ete. No change has recently
been made in these laws and the dit-
ferences between local requirements are

gardually being worked out to the satis-

faction of all concerned.

V. GOVERNMENT PRICE SUPPORT
_PROGRAM

The success of price supports on basic
commodities. such as butter, in my
opinion, must finally rest on the produc-
tion and sale of substitutes such as oleo-
margarine. Where the sales of such sub-
stitutes are permitted by law without a
tax to raise the sale price commensurate
with the supported price of butter, it
seems to me that eventually the accumu-
lation of butter will itself overthrow
Government support.

For many years large areas have built
their economy on the production of manu-
facturing grade milk. Butter and cheese
plants have been the largest purchasers
of this grade of milk. The residue of
skimmed milk has been powdered and
a tremendous market has been developed



eck under the glamorous name ot
_ NON FAT.
been propagandized into believing that

facturing grade milk for an open market
eastern states.

dairy laws-so as to permit the shipment
of manufacturing grade milk to be paste-
urized and sold to an unwary consuming
public for consumption in fluid form.
This fact I think illustrates very clearly
the fact that either with or without price
supports we cannot import things we do

domestic economy. I hope that each
member of the committee will give
thought to this phase of the problem.

According to figures released by the
USDA, there were on the farms of the

addition, according to statisties released
by USDA, we imported live cattle valued
at $59.7 million dollars in 1951 and 30,-
209,000 pounds of beef and veal more
than we exported. Our total of meat

these imports show large increases from
year to year.
alone illustrates the lack of coordination

authorities.

Vi. OTHER FACTS ON GENERAL
AGRICULTURE

merely a by-word wherever the supply
or demand is controlled or partially con-
trolled. It is impossible to have a con-
trolled economy and a free economy at
one and the-same time. It is impossible
to have a free economy and have price
supports at the same time. It is im-
possible to get away from price supports
in the American economy and have free
imports of supplementary products at the
same time.

It seems to me that Congress must
first determine whether or not we are
going to maintain high living standards
in America regardless of the balance of
the world or whether we are going to
reduce living standards in America to



powdered milk which } (Continued on page Eight)

The general public has =

their health and good looks depended on _
the use of non fat milk. The large sale
- of bread spreads other than butter has
caused a glut of domestic and imported
butter in Government warehouses. The
loss of the butter market has now creat- ._
ed a demand from areas producing manu-

for whole milk, particularly in the South-
This has given rise tothe __
demand for standardization of State

. imports far exceeded. our exports and

between import and production laws and ~

The law of supply and demand is :

oie est =







not need without disrupting our own ae

United States, January 1, 1953, 93 million
cattle and calves an all-time high. In-

It seems to me this fact . =














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SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



2 Electric Buckeye Incuba-
tors, 1200 and 1356 eap. ee
cond., one $65.; Other $38. Ts
Ruth A. Wicker, Americus.

Ford Tractor Weeder, good
cond., $75.; Intl. Side Delivery
Rake, fair cond. $75. Fred O.
Darby, Albany, P. O. Box 464.
Phone 368.

1950 Model O-4 McCormick-
Deering Tractor, with power
take-off, starter, lights, BB
Harrow, used about 200 hours,

$1695. cash. W. B. Salter,
a Rt. 3, Jeff David
d. ;

Great Lakes 3 HP Tractor
in good cond., harrow, dbl. ft.
ce with attachable greader,

in, turning plow, dise, single
foot plow and plow points,
ag Cc, E. Line, Monticello,

t. 4.

2 good Hay Rake Wheels,
10.; Horse Drawn Dirt, Scoop,
5.; Hay Rake, made te work
on Ford Tractor, $40.; Also
want good Garden Tractor
eheap. W. P. Couch, Luthers-
ville.

Hammer Mill, good cond., 50
fi. belt included, $100. Ed Jack-
son, Yatesville, RFD 1.

2 H Oliver Cultivator, good
cond., doesnt have all scratch-
er attachments; Also 1 J. D.
Hay Mower and Rake, Ist. class
cond. Hubert F. Rrown, Kenne-
saw, Rt. 2, Shiloh, Rd.

John Blue 6 Row Cotton
Duster, tractor drawn, used
*sdoio |jews uo iIeaf [ AyuO
John B. Cash, Bremen, Rt. 2,
Box 24.

One H John Deere Tractor,
planters, cultivators, distribu-
tors, peanut plows, for sale.
Macon - Warner Robins Hwy.
Paul Sullivan, Elberta. Phone
9231 (P. O. Warner Robins).

New Green 3 Way Hitch
Bush and Bog Harrow, 6 ft.
mower attach., Monroe hydrau-
lic lift, power takeoff pulley,
fits Ford - Ferguson, used ve a
little, sell at half price. D.
Garland, Atlanta, 566 Fletch-
er St., s. W. Phone AM 6985.

6 ft. Case Combine, $200.
No letters ans. Come see.

H. Maley, Jefferson.

Allis - Chalmers Combine,
wsed only 1 1/2 days, at a
ood discount. O. M. Ware,
arshallville. :

2 old time buggies, wheels

newly repaired, run easy, light,
$100. for both; $60. for one.
Frank Cain, Buford. (4 mi. E.
Buford).



2 Intl. Harvester, self propel-
led combines, model 123, good
shape, ready for service. Sell
cheap. See: Tillman,
Lyons, Phone 5131.

All my farm machinery, e-
quipment, and tools including
nearly new McCormick - Deer-
ing
with planters and cultivators,
etc. Kay Tipton, Madison.

Oliver Grain Master Combine
No. 15, with continental water
cool motor, on rubber, 2 rub-
ber sheets, 6 ft. blade, good
cond.,, no junk, cut 2 light
crops. Write or phone nights
at 8 P. M. E. L. Davis, Butler,
Box 253. Phone 140.

One Model 61 Intl. Combine
with motor mounted on frame,
old) model but rebuilt, does
good work; Also 1 planting
attachment complete for Farm-
all H. Tractor. J. H. Neisler,
Reynolds.

Elec. Chicken and Turkey
Brooder, 1000 cap., all steel,
cheap. Frank A. Doughman,
Atlanta, 1082 Amsterdam Ave.,
N, E. AT 9807.

2H Wagon, good cond., with
new body, $50.; 2 H Walking
Cultivator, good cond. $50. 1
mile South Plains, on Smith-
ville Rd. F. D. Downer, Plains,
Rt2, Box: 75.

Oliver Grain Master Com-
bine, 6 ft., self powered, very
good cond., cut about 100 A;
Also Some Dairy Equipment,
and Ensilage Cutter, used 1
season, cash or trade for cows
of equal value. W. H. Neisler,
Butler.

Used Cotton Duster, 6 row,
A-1 cond. for Farmall Cub.
Can be used on any tractor,
$70. Exch. for planter and: fert-
illizer attachment or mower,
hydraulic lift for cub tractor.
J. H. Newborn, Bowdon, Rt.
3.

A John Deere Tractor, 1945
model, excellent. cond. Mrs.
Otha Evans, Commerce, Rt.. 4.
Phone No. 3-0146.

One Row Pepper or Potato
Setter for tractor, good cond.,
used part of 2 seasons. Edna

Ww. Foster, Calhoun, Rt. 3.

. Farmall 30 and Heavy
10 Disc Harrow, runs well, for
sale. Also large farm bell, $10.
Osker L. Cain, Bethlehem.

Case D. C. Tractor, grain
drill, harrows, lime spreader,
other farm machinery, good
cond,, reasonable. Mrs. J. Ly-
man Morris, Douglasville, P.
QO. Box 62. Phone 2212.

ombine, Intl. H. Tractor |

SECOND HAND

MACHINERY FOR SALE

MACHIN ERY

SECOND HAND
FOR SALE








ia Bt 2, Box 101. Phone

Farmall <A Tractor, good
cond., ed oe for

@. Mn. eee
7 pee 3 5d3-W

alley, Rt.

John Deere Field Ensilage
Cutter, a .; Planters, Distti-
butors, Cultivators, and Mount-
ed 2 Row Rotory Hoes - J.
Deere B: Tractor, $200.;
Woods 1000 cap. Gas
$37.50. W. O, Cochran,
metto, Phone 5031. |

2. Row Case Tractor (CA)
1948, planters, distributors, cul-

ndcdan:
Pal-

tivatore, peanut plows, Gee

lows, fair cond., $550.
Mee ee Powell, Lumber
City, Rt.

Farmall A 1946 Model Pao

row peep smoothing har-
row, lights; Also 1948
Ford Saar pakup harrows,

good shape. B. T. Bonner, New-
La Phone 819J.

Allis -- Chalmers G Model
Tractor, harrow, dise plow, set
of cultivators, late model, and
cheap. Q. E. Wigley, Kenne-|e
saw, RFD 2>

J. D. Dise Tiller on rubber,
power-trol, perfect cond., broke
about 150 acres, bargain at $275.
pean Simpson, _ Cochran, 302-

t:

Model A 6 ft. Case Combine
with moter for sale. James W.
Wolfe, Americus, P. O. Box
19.69,

2 H Walking Cultivator, all
attachments, A-1 cond., Also
2 H Wagon, heavy duty, good
cond., sell both reasonably,
separately or together. T. C.
Talley, Ohoopee, Phone 5922.

Allis - Chalmers G Tractor,
good cond., with 2 disc Hest-
er plow (practically new), lift,
starter, new tires on rear. Sac-
rifice. F. T. Kirby, Fairburn,
BY. 2.

Allis - Chalmers B Tractor,
good tires and motor, with 2
disc plow, on rubber tires, $395.
at farm, R. M. Maddox, Winder.

1950 Case Tractor, Model S.
C., B. P. and PTO, hydraulic
lift, cylinder, wheel weights,
Case 8 x 26 bush and bog har-
row with hydraulic angling,
like new, excellent cond., used
very little, $1675. Tel. Clarks-
ton 36309. W. A. Blackwell,
Stone Mountain, Rt. 3.

2 Bottom 14 in. Turn Plow,
Model 10-1 for Ford or Fergu-
son Tractor, $150. Or trade for
disc or rooter plow. Herman
Kelley, Lincolnton.

Oliver Grain Master Combine
No.- 15, with continental water
cool motor, on rubber, 2 rub-
ber sheets, 6 ft. blade, good
cond., no junk, cut. 2 light
crops. Write or phone night 8
P. M. Machine cuaranteed. E.
L. Davis, Butler, P. O. Box
253. Phone 140.

G Allis - Chalmer Tractor,
new condition, with cultivators,
and fertilizer attachments, can
be used for one to four rows
at same time. Big discount for
cash. See at my farm. Joe E.
Sikes, Glennville.

One J. I. Case NCM Baler,

hay, $1100. FOB, Phone 293.
J. B. Woodberry, Bainbridge.
Bolen < Huski Ridemaster

~
Garden Tractor, good as new,

used very few times has disc
turner, turning plow, 3 assort-
ed sweeps, cultivators, and
other attachments. Mrs. H. L.
Abercrombie, Decatur, 3865
Lawrenceville Rd., Rt. 3, DE
4246,

David Bradley Garden Trac-
tor; with cultivator, disc har-
row, middle cores with re-



D. Model A re slight-

tory, hand lifts, 2 disc tiller, 1

used only on about 15 acres of |2

20 in. Meadows Mill, Almost

2. good Gee-Whiz Harrows,
used 1 season, scrape pan, Dbl. |
Section, and Iron Beam Har-
row, Oliver No. 9 Turn Plow,

ments. W. T. Moorehead, Bow-
ersville.

One Ford Tractor, dbl.
dise harrow, for sale. D.
Hicks, Roberta.

One 48 Farmall Cub Tractor
and equipment, good cond.,
new motor, good tires. Can be

sec.


Farm on Saturdays or write.
E Av White, Gillsville, Rt. 1.

1-A Farmall Tractor ee y
disc, trailer type, almost
as new, $100. OB. Roy E er
Cornelia, Rt. 1.

Tractor with 6 teeth cultivator,
2 depth control wheels, Break-

ing Plow, $70. Ralph N. Temp-,
les, Hartwell, 123 Hart Ter-
race.

New Holland No. 77. Ha
Baler, for sale. Reasonable.
E. Trice, Milner.

One Grain Cleaning Machine,
as several screens, runs with

ectric ower, good elec.
epior. 1 HP, and all necessary
belts, $100. here, Will Rich-

ards, Jasper.

1 Brooder Box, 12. long,
36 in. wide by 11 in. deep,
300 cap. until chicks are 3 wks.
old, 3-1/2 ft. compartment for
electric or oil heat, $15. at my
Mrs. W. R. Shel, Senoia,

t.-2.



SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED



Want 3-5 hp Garden Trac-4
tor and . attachments, Quote
price, make, condition, and list
attachments; Also for sole, End-
Gate Seeder, good cond., $50.
H. H. Turner, Orchard Hill.

Want 3 Point Rear- Mount-
ed 6 ft. Sickle Bar Mower and
6-8 Row Cotton Duster. State
make, year on us condition,
and price. ilbert Butler,
Amercius, Bee 2, Koinonia Farm

A-6 Combine. Will pay cash or
exch. sacking platform and pay
difference. T. Howard Johnson,
Spun
88.

Want 15 or 17-1/2 in. Turbine
Water Wheel, in metal pen-
stock preferably, but will buy
separately. Wm. H.- Robins,
Halcyondale.

Want Cultipacker, worn but
operating. Will use but few
times a year. Quote best cash
price. G. C.: Harwell, West
Point. =

Want Rotary Mower, any|
make, or J. D. Tractor Drawn
Horse Drawn, Mower, good
Mower No. 5; Also for sale, 1
cond., $25. H. M. Bailey, Turin.

Want used Windmill in good
condition, with or without tank.
Must be bargain for cash, with-
in 100 mi. Commerce. Advise.
Hoyle E. Martin, Commerce, Rt.

Americus, Rt. 2. Phone 45-



Noe

Want to rent Ford or other
small tractor with Bulldozer
blade for 2 or 3 days. Will ac-
cept full responsibility. R. EK.
Williams, Decatur, 383 No.
Carter Rd, Ev 5372.

Want one second hand Power
Syrup Mill and Pan within 50
mi. Chatsworth. Henry Ballew,
aoe Ar. ok (Carlton. Pet-

]



Want good used Surge or De-

Cole Planter with some attach- |

see at J. D. Williams Stock

One Wheel Eshelman Garden|?

Add postag: e. Mine.

Phone 4588. a oe N.

Want Grain Bin and Auger ae :
for Case A-6 Combine; Also Fresh Ga. Collard
want Rote-Cleaner and high |400, $1.; 500, $1.25; $2.
cutting attachment for Case|S&r Tomato, 400, $15 5

PP, Solomon Davis
ville, Rt. 5, Box 197.

KA, strong, pie pack
C; 500, $4. 1 F. M.
Washington, a 2:

Red Skin Potato
$5. M; 5M or more, ae
Graham, Surrency. :

$1.
25c; Green Mullein, 2
35c.
1 Box-Vie;

dine Grape Vines, 6, 1
Walnut and May Cherry
20c ea. Also Garlic Bulbs,
doz. Add postage. Men

shelled,
1952 dried apples, 40c Ib.
postage. Miss Veda tg ss

Marglobe and Rutger
$1.75 M; Pimiento Swee'
Hot Pepper, $3. M; 50c_
poe OQuinn, Ss




Want 1 Dbl. S














$1998.|new David Bradley Sheller| pref

z preg, mm ane, "Vamenta, with oases cmp ees com-. ee = d
; good shape, bargain. Tel. th 5

ae Cli ile Motor has = os ve or Hy to ae 3

eton, teal ice,

ogee eons tio Hel Grif. a Ra, 0. E. Justice, ~

| AS eu Two 2H Turner Plows, good| Want to trade
1948- ford Tractor, an dise} cond,, $18. at my farm. Hollis| 8
plow, and bog ae ' , Gillsville. \ [tractor
















Cleaner with Paes
roll Hopper. George
Rome, 412 West B




Rete asain ute




PLANTS FOR








Cretifie
Plants,

orders. Damp moss
d/exch. 100 plants f
sack. Ea pay post.
Jesse F. = Ce






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rency, Rt. 2.-
Sage Plantss, 20c

*|don, Giant Mastodo:

adine Grape

Cherry Trees,
Garlic Bulbs, 75 doz.
age. Mrs, Mae. Turn
ville, Rt. 6.

-Ruby King Sune
25c doz. PP. Mrs. J.
nen, Statesboro, Rt. 1.

Govt. insp. P. R. Po
Skin, $4.50 M. Del.
sey, Surrency.

Rutger and Marglo
ato, ready, $2. M.
Nolie i





















Prompt del.
Surrency, Rt. 2.

Qn ee and
Strawberry, Cs

age. Mrs. ,
Dahlonega, Re = 1 Bee

Mtn. Huckleberry.
He 75 doz.; Pepp
doz.; Catnip, 25c buncl
pernong Vine Cuttir
doz.; Also White
Peas, Spotted Crowd
Clay Peas, 35 cup; 3
















Gainesville, Rt. A

White Artichoke Plant:









Govt. insp. Cop


















. 200 rooted Sage Plants, 2
doz: $750" :-C; : Catan tn

Virgil Keith, Alva r

Sage Plants, 20c ea , ea.;

Parker, Gainesville, Rt.
Fresh grown Plants;









don _ Everbearing Straw
70c C; Everbearing Red
berry, $1. a

doz.;

eae








ay, Rt. 2.
La. Conperian Potato









Dutch, Ch

Cabb 0
Laval Miking Machine (2 or 3|$2





built motor, aot Aldean Moss,
me enna:

grit, R. L. McKie, Augusta,







PLANTS FOR SALE



PLANTS FOR SALE

PLANTS FOR SALE

























_ good plants,
. Wilton Ring,

~~ 50c doz.;
Blackberry, Rasp-
Catnip, 25 bunch;
ea.; Also Striped
Tender Beans, 45c
po} Mrs: Otis







awberry, 80c C;
Peas, 45c large
d Crowders, 25c
and Stroped Half

Seed, 60c large
uy Crowe, Cumm-




sleberry, bearing
S eeeit Bushes,





Hazlenut, 75c





jay, Rt. 2.

cr. Re and Copper-
$4. M; State insp.
mato, $2. M. P. T

Surrency.

akefield and Golden
'b] oe a M; Rutger
80; $1.; 500, $2.; $2.75
Wonder and Cayenne
, $3.25. M: 60c C. PP
Pitts.





















































and Chas. Wakefield
$1.5; $2. M; Rutger
DS 2$1252 - $3. Mi:

Conner, Pitts.






W. Cabbage, 35c C;



ck Raspberry, 50c doz.
eee ester. Phil-
bmete. Bos 3



50 M. Moss
- G. OQuinn, Sur-



Potato, La. Copper-

grown, ready, State

od count, - ship-
be Oe

000, $20. Tyre,
Potato, govt. insp., imp.
kin, ready, good -count,

_No. COD. Lester
@,; Bristol. . :

i Brussels Sprouts,
eets, Carrots, Celery, 2










c; Cauliflower, Pan
Tomatoe, Bell, Hot
niento Peppers, Egg-

d doz. in dollar lots
. Add postage. Mrs. H.
klin, Register.




Strawberry, largest,
prolific and longest
of all strawberry
C; 500, $7.; $13.85: M.
Hamby, Greenville.







-Copperskin Potato,
tger and Marglobe
75 M; Calif. Wonder,
Slim Cayenne Pepper,
ss. packed, Full count.
thornton, Screven.

and Marglobe Tomato,

, moss packed quick
75c C; $1.50 M. Del.





packed, $1.75] 17

bearing ;

awberry Piants, $1.|"
Letiuce, 50c C: Old

$2. M.. Del. Moss packed. L. D

No chks. George Griffis,

-| packed. Del. Can fill large
[lorders. Woodrow Lightsey,
Screven.

Copenhagen Market Cabbage,
Ga. Collard Plants, nice size,
good roots, 500, $1.25; $2. M
PP in Ga.; 20 M,-'$l.. Mat
farm or Exp. col. D. W. Davis,
Milledgeville, Rt. 5, Box 197.

Marglobe and Rutger Toma-
to, 75c C; $2.50 M; Hot Cayen-
ne Silm Pepper, C. W. Sweet
Pepper, 200, $1.; $2. 500; $3.50
. Full count. Moss packed.
taba Mullis, Broxton, RFD

Hot Cayenne Slim, and C. W.
Sweet Pepper, 200, $1.; 500,
$2.; $3.50 M; Marglobe and Rut-
ger Tomato, 75c, 200; $2.50 M.
Full count. Moss packed. Mrs.
Addie Mullis, Broxton, Rt. 2.

Golden Harvest Tobacco
Plants, $1.50 M. Will sell 3 beds
100 yds. long. Will ship. M. D.
Stalvey, Dupont, Rt. 1, Box 103.

La. Copperskin Potato, from
vine grown state insp. seed, $4.

M:Del >to: 3rd. = zone JS. :-
Gruber, Odum, Rt. 2. ;
Tifton Coastal Bermuda

.:|Stolons, P. M. A. approved for
;| Webster,

Stewart, and Terrell
Co., del. our farm at 60c M.
Any quantity. J. F. Leonard,
en Lenwood Acres. Phone

Marglobe, Milglobe, Rutger,
Brimmer, moss packed, 75c C;

;|$3.50 M; 5000 or over, $3. M.
.|T. L. Edwards,

Albany,
Mercgr Ave. Phone 2828-R.

Rutger and Marglobe Tomato,
ready, $2.25 M, Del. No chks.
Good count. Prompt shipment.
se Lightsey, Surrency, Rt.

407

Govt. insp. Potato, red or
La. copperskin, $4. M; Rut-
ger Tomato, $1.75 M. Del. Moss
packed. Full count. Prompt
oe W. G. Murray, Odum,

$532. ,

Govt. insp. and treated Red
and Copperskin Potato, $4. M.
Del Full count. Prompt ship-
et Luther Griffis, Odum, Rt.

Everbearing Strawberry, $1.
C; $7.50 M. Exch. 100 for 2
print or 3 white sacks, 100 lb.
cap. Ea. pay ehrgs. Mrs, B. T.
Thornton, Bowdon.

Tobacco Plants, 50c C; 500,
$2.; $3. M. FOB. Mrs. M. F.
Gaddis, Quitman, Box 427.

Marglobe and Rutger Tomato,
$2. M; Moss packed: Govt. in-
sp. treated P. R. Potato, $4. M.
| Del. Earlish Lightsey, Screven.

Govt. insp. treated P: R. Pot-
ato, from vine cuttings, $4. M;
Rutger and Marglobe Tomato,
Lightsy, Screven.

Cert. Ga. State Bunch Pota-
toes, pink skin, $3.50 M. FOB.
Wm. J. Wilson, Collins, Rt. 1.

Govt. insp. P. R. Red and
Copperskin Potato, 1-4 M, $4.50
M; 5000 or more, $4. M. FOB.
No COD. -D. M. Cason, Bristol.

Govt. insp. Red and Pink
P. R. Potato, $3.75 M. Del.
Prompt shipment. Omma Light-
sey, Screven, Rt. 2.

Lucretia Dewberry, earliest of
all berries, Also Lemon Balm,
$5. .C; Sample dozen $1. Add
posttage. Mrs. C. M. Robinson,

Greenville, - >

Govt. insp. Red and Yellow
Skin. P. R. Plants, $5. M. Del.
Ser-
even, Rt. 1.

Rutger Cert. Treated Toma-
to, field grown, $1.50 M. Mossed
and packed. Can. ship large
orders. Frank Chancey, Scr-
even. >

Copenhagen, Market Cabb-
age, Ga. Collard, nice size, good
roots, 100 M each, ready, 500,
1$1.25; $2. M, PP; 20 M, $1. M
at farm or exp. col. Damp pack-
et J. H. Davis; Milledgeville,

oo

- Good variety Strawberry,






food roots, 90c C. Exch.
ve Potato Plants. Dollie
Pearson, Dah-

Pos




- |globe Tomato Plants, full count, .
jready. 50c C; $1.50 M. Moss

for |

Goy. insp., P> R. potato
plants, $4.50 M; 3 M. or more,
$4. M. FOB. No COD. G. L.
Brannen, Patterson. Rt. 1,

Cert Coastal Bermuda Sto-
lons with Blue Tag at my farm,
$1.60 per sack. Dig any time.

-|Don C. Nail, Baxley, Rt. 3.

Cert, ee and Rutger
tomato, 40c C; $3.5(.M- hot and
sweet pepper and. eggplant
plants, 20c doz. ae postage.
No-COD under 500. Alton Pal-
mer, Leary, Rt. 2, Box 3 A.

Marglobe and Rutger tomato
plants, 200, 75c; 500, $1.25; $2.
M. Lou Eva Mullis, Broxton,
Rt, 2;

Chas. and J. W. cabbage and
cabbage - collard plants, $2.
M; -Rufger tomato, $3. M. B.
F. Mallard, Savannah, Rt. 5,
Box 528, j ;

Imp. Broadleaf sage plants,

$1.25 doz. PP. Mrs. Myrtle
Pace, Bremen, 428 Buchanan
Road.

Rutger tomato plants, from
cert. seed on new land, $2.25
M; black. beauty eggplant
plants, $3. M. FOB. Harold
Hyers, Hazlehurst, Rt! 3.

Rutger and Marglobe tomato
plants, 200; 75c; 500, $1.25; $2.
M. Can snip by Exp. FOB or
by truck loads. Full count.
Moss packed. J. M. Mullis,
Broxton, RFD 2.

Gov. insp. and treated P. R.
red skin potato plants, $4. M.
del. Marglobe and New Stone
tomato, moss acked, $1.50 M.

Del. No checks All ready.
Prompt shipment. W. R. Light-
sey, Screven. :

Red and Copperskin Potato,
govt. insp., 1-4 M., $5. M; 5000
or more, $4, M. No COD. FOB
J. C. Trell, Bristol.

Govt. insp. Cooperskin Pot-

ato, $5. M. FOB. No chks. nor
stamps. W. L. Morris, Sur-
rency, Rt. 2.

Cert. Bunch P. R._ potato
plants, 500, $3.75; $7. M; 5 M.
$30.; Running vibe var., red
skin P. R., $3.50 M; 5M. $15.
PP. E. H. Hall, Arabi. Rt. 1.

Large, white Jerusalem arti-
choke plants, $3. C. plus post-
age. Ready to ship. Mrs. J. J.
Carter, Conyers. :

Marglobe, Baltimore, Rutger
Tomato, grown on new land,
Fresh Cabbage and Collard, 500,
$1.25; $2. M. Roots wrapped;
Sweet and Hot Pepper ready
April 27. Fresh delivery guar.
E. L. Fitzgerald, Fitzgerald,
Box 662.

Marglobe and Rutgar Toma-
to, grown on new ground, ust-
ed, 600, $1.25;. $2. M; Copen-
hagen, Wakefield Cabbage, Ga.
Collard, 500, $1.; $1.50 M. I. L.
Stokes, Fitzgerald.

Coastal Bermuda Stolens by
truckload at farm, under 100
M, 75c M; 100,000 or more, 65c
M, By express not prepaid, $1.-]
50 M. D. J. Harrison, Black-
shear. Phone 3713. \

Marglobe and Rutger Toma-
to, 200, 75c; 500, $1.25; $2. M;
Calif. Wonder and Long Slim
Hot Pepper, 200, $1.; 500, $2.;
$3. M. Del. Prompt shipment.
Moss packed. J. P: Mullis, Bro-
ton, Rt: 2:

Govt. insp and treated Cop-
perskin Potato, 5000, $20.; $4.-
50 M. Prompt shipment. Good
plants, full count. No chks. R.
L. Dykes, Surrency, Rt, 2.

Mastodon, Klondike Straw-
berry. $1. C; Tame Blackberry
and Black Raspberry, 4, $1.;
Also Citron Seed, $1. pt.; Col.
Half Runner Bean, 60c_pt.;
White Bunch Butterbean Seed,
30c pt. Add postage. Mrs. Sam-
uel Caine, Cumming, Rt. 2.

Crystal Wax White Bermuda
Onion Plants, 35c C; 300, $1.;
Hazlenut Bushes, Mtn. Huckle-
berry, 75ce doz.; Yellow .Roots,
washed, clean, $1. per 4 Ib, lard
box full. Add postage. Mrs.
Naney Henderson, Ellijay, Rt.
3, Box 49.

State insp. Red Skin P, R.
Potato, grown from vine cut-
tings, $5. M;'5 M or more, $4.50
M; Old Fashion Boons, $6.50 M.







Del. Ready middle of May Guy
\Crowe, Gainesville, Rt. 2 |





Govt insp. bunch P: R. pota-
to plants, from vine tips, $6. M;
red P. R. and Copperskin run-
ners, $4. M. Prompt shipment.
C. F. Mann, Surrency.

Cert. Gov. insp., treated
Bunch P. R. potato plants, $1.-
25 C; 500, $4.; $7. 'M.
in Ga. Moss packed. May, June
del. R M. Fussell, Milan.

Gem Strawberry, $1. C. Add
Peo Mrs. B. R. Vanderiff,
llijay, Rt. 2:



SEED AND GRAIN
FOR SALE



Green and White Striped
Cushaw Seed, extra fine, 25c
cup; Scallion Jnion Slips, 3
ea.; Sage, 30c 4t.; Horseradish,
20c bunch; Garlic,

Cling and Freestone, 40, 25c;
Frostproof. Turnip Seed, Two
Thbls., 25c. Plus postage. No
checks nor exchange. Dollie
Eller, Titus.

. Rockyford Cantaloupe, 50c
cup; $1.50 qt.; Kleckley Sweet,
and Blacklee Watermelon, Pie
Pumpkin, Crookneck Squash,
35c cup; $1. qt.; Baby Isima
Beans, 25c lb.: Martin and Or-
namental Gourd, 5c pkg. Add
postage. Betty Mewborn, Bolng-
broke, Rt. 1.

Olt time, tender bean seed,
striped cream and brown, 6-
wks., beans, speckled cut-short,
55c cupful. Add vostage. Des-
sie Vick, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Pure Pride of Ga. Water-
melon seed, 40c hunderd; 300,
$1.; Col. bunch butterbeans, 35c
lb.; cabbage - collard, or head-
ing collard seed, 15c tps. Add
postage. Mrs. Ida Carson, Grif-
fin, Rte: :

Ky. Fescue seed, recleaned
and tested, 99 pct. purity; 93
pet. Germ. $20. CWT. Cecil
Travis, Riverdale, Phone Fay-
etteville, Ga., 5581.

Okra seed and white mush
peas, 40c cupful, 3 cups, $1.;
Red Speckled Crowders, an
white black-eye peas, 35 cup
ful, 4 cups, $1,-Add_ postage.
Mrs. Care Smith, Ellijay, Rt.
Si

Seed: citron, $i. lb.;. white
bunch butterbeans, 25c teacup-
ful; Honeyrock cantaloupe, 50c
teacupful; mustard, 20 tbls.,
Mtn. Huckleberry plants, bear-
ing size, 2 doz. 75c. Add post-
ie Rosie Crowe, Cummings,

de se

Brown Top millet seed, free
of noxious weed seed, 20c lb.
No orders filled under 100 Ibs.
Norman Johnson, Warrenton.

Seed: Hales Best No. 36
Cantaloupe, 15 tbis., Stone
tomato, 30c per half-cup or 15c
tbls.; yellow squash and cu-
cumber, 10c tbls. Add postage.
Mrs. Clyde Logan, Austell, Rt.
2.

About 300 Ibs. clean, heavy
Cane Seed, good for syrup or
hay, 12c lb. FOB. N. R. Moon-
ey, Quill, Ga.

40 lbs. Black Diamond white
seed Watermelon Seed, especi-
ally selected for planting, $1.50
lb. PP. Joe R. James, Douglas-
ville, Rt. 1.

Yellow Meat Watermelon
Seed, $1.50 lb. Or exch. for
Black and Red _ Raspberry
Plants, Apricot Plub. Bushes, or
Print or White Sacks, free of
holes, and mildew. Each pay
postage. Chas. Shrum, Fitz-
gerald, Rt. 1, Box 108.

Brown Crowder Pea Seed,
40c lb.; Speckle, Purple Hull
Pea, good for fable or carining,
40c lb. Del. in 10 lb, lots.Mrs.
Lillie Edwin, Blakely, Rt. 1.

Sericea Lespedeza Seed, 99
pet. pure, 90 pet. germ., bagged
in new cotton bags, 30c Ib.
FOB. Joe*D, Murrow, Farm-
ington, Phone 2948,

Icebox Watermelon Seed, 1/2
ounce, 25c. PP. Miss Lillian
Hardin, White, Rt. 1.

Old Time Little White Tend-
er Half Runner Garden, and
White Tender, Cutshort Gorn-
field Bean Seed, free of wee-
vils; $1, cup. Plus postage. Mrs.

postpaid | Rt 5

PAGE THI
SEED AND GRAIN
FOR SALE



: a a ma

cup; Imp. Spa 4
$5. bu.; Also Long, Wide
Bull Face Tobacco Plants, 75
C; Mastodon everbearing stra
berry, $1. No C
postage. L. J. Ellis, Cumming,

Cattail Millet Seed
75 pet., $15. Cwt. FOB. Boust
Farm. Richard Harvill, Millen,
P. O, Box 782 Tel. 428W.

Large Round Type -Yellow
Meat Watermelon and I
Rockyford Cantaloupe Seed, 1/4
Ib. 65c; 1/2 Ib., $1.10; $2.
Also Purple Hull Brown Su
Crowder Peas, 3 lbs., $1.
ders filled promptly. Lama
Woodliff, Alpharetta, Rt. 1.

Acorn Squash and Icebox

Oats, $1.25 bu.; Also Oats ani
Wheat Straw in compact rou
bales, approx. 50 bales,
40c bale; $15. ton. W. M. Nix-
on, Thomaston, Nehi Ave. |

25 Ibs. clean Green Pod Okra
Seed, 75c Ib. Plus postage, om
small orders. Mrs. H. W. Bry-
son, Rome, 818 Ave B.

Hot Dried sed Pepper, $1.-
50 Ib.; Eng. Pea Seed, 50c eupy
Garrison Watermelon, $1.50 Ib,
Mrs. Viola C. Brady, Cairo, Ri

1, Bok 343. i

Yellow Meat Watermelo
Seed, 40, 10c and stamped sel
addressed envelope; =
$1.25 half yout Also Marti
Gourd Seed, 10c doz. Mrs.
E. Traylor, Rebecca. :

Nest Eg
Gourd Seed, Castor Bean, i5e
pkt. Mrs. John Weaver, Tem-
ple, Rt. 2.

Seed: 25 lbs. pure Pride
Watermelon, 20c; 25 Ib. large
Cantaloupe, 10c; 30c for bot!
plus stamped envelope. W. .
Summers, Newnan, Rt. 5.

lb.; Hay, $40. ton. C. D. W
Bowdon, Phone. 2131.

Squash, Pumpkin, Coffee Beans
+Seed, 10c Tbl.; Alaska English
Peas, 5c Tbl.; Garlic, 30 doz.
Also Catnip, Horehound, a
Balm, Horseradish, mint, 1
rooted bu. Add postage. Mra,
R. I. Williams, Suwanee, Rt. .
z

ed suchaw seed, 5c tbls. and
stamped envelope. Mrs. L.
McKinney, Cordele, Rt. 4, B
166. ey

High yielding Martins com-
bine grain Sorgum (dry weath-
er erop, plan.s after clover ot
smal lgrain, $5.50 per hundr
lbs. R: D. Tatum, Palmetto.





Coker 100 wilt resistant, ot
Ga. Blue Tag Cottonseed, 9
pet. pure, 90 pct. germ., $8
Cwt. new bags seeing GG
I, A. Emblem. Charles H, Mur-

Reg. (Purple Tag) Pandora
Cottonseed, mechanically de-
linted and treated. A. C. Price,
Bronwood.

ped. Cottonseed, 96 pct, germ,
99 pct. pure, big 5 locks, piclte
ed, ginned dry,
variety community, recleaned,

in sacks, $100. H. P. Malcom,
Social Circle.

Pure clean, wilt resistant
Empire Cottonseed, Ist. year,
from cert. seed, picked from
1951 planting, $7.50 Cwt. Mrs.
C. W. Barger, Athens, Rt. 1.

No. 15 D & PL- Cottonseed,
1st. year, ginned dry, and ro
dropped, staple, 1 1/32 and
1/16 in., half of crop ginned
44 pet. lint, $8.50 Cwt, Shipped
in 50 and 100 Ib. lots, FOB
Toccoa. U. V. Stancill, East-
anollee.

500: Ibs. 2nd. :yr:, Coker) :190
Cottonseed, mechanically de



T. H. Wade, Talking Rock, Rt.



}Corkle, Buena

linted and treated. R. P. Moe
Vistas ae

.



OD. Add

Imp-

Watermelon Seed, 25c Tbl. Mrg,

10Z.; | F i
Old. Mountain Peach Seed o Atkinson, Valdosta,

400 bu. full grain cand

28,

and Ornamental

Fescue Seed, 20c Ib. Rescue, <
| 40c lb.; Bi-Color Lespedeza, ot :
(00

Yellow Meat Melon, Yellow

Sugar pie pumpkin and ad :

COTTON SEED FOR SALE

Coker 100 Wilt Resistant reg. -

treated, 100 lb, bags, $6.50; Ton












































row, Farmington, Phone 2201. fo

grown one -

piel A ete ee eS eee ee





ook







_ ton. FOB. R.



PAGE FOUR,





COTTON SEED FOR SALE
1 .

~ Cokers 100 Wilt Resistant
Cottonsed, Ist. year, from reg.

_ stock, privately ginned, $6.50
r 100 Ib. bag. F. Fagan,
artin, Rt. 1.

~ Cokers 100 Wilt Resistant
Cottonseed, cert. $7.50 CWT.;
~Cokers Wilt Resistant Cotton-
speed, 1 yr. delinted, Ceresan

ee treated, germ. 88 pct., no hard

seed, 99:55 pet. pure, 45 pct.
inert matter, $6.50 Cwt.; $125.
E. Aycock, Mon-

Pure Half and Half Cotton-

seed, $10. Cwt. Glenn Anthony,



: 3 _ Mauk.

pebus, 3821 Hamilton Ave.

Pure, recleaned Empire Wilt
~ Resistant Big Boll Cottonseed,
from foundation seed, picked
dry and ginned 1 var. gin. 7c
Ib. Riley C. Couch, Turin.



BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE



Speckle -Crowder Peas, 30c
Ib.; Also want some Running
Okra Seed. James Silvers, =o
jay, Rt. 3, Box 88.

_ 30 or 40 bu. Yellow Crowder
Peas for sale. David Pike,

White and Col. Bunch Butter-
- beans, 30c large cup; 4 cups,
_ $1.; Brown 6 Weeks Peas, 20c
cup; 6 cups, $1. Add postage.
ee Della Crowe, Gainesville,

SR 2

a













White and Purple Hull Crow-
der Peas, $10. bu.; White and
Col. Butterbeans, running and
-bunch,*5 cups, $1.30; Butter,
_ Lady Peas, 4 cups, $1. 20; Large

~ Blue * Speckled Crowder, three

cups, $1.15. No Sunday trade.
~ Mrs. Lon Ashworth, Dacula,
Rist,

: - Large Calif. Blackeyed Table

: Peas, Cream Crowders, for eat-
ing or planting, clean, sound,
60c qt. PP in Ga. Mrs. A. M.
Grier, Alto, Rt. 1, Box 55.

Cream Table Peas, weevil
treated, 25c cup. Add postage
On orders Jess -$1. Mrs. A.
- Horsley, Waco, Rt. 2.

25 bu. pure Clay Peas, $10.

-bu.; 15 bu. mixed Brabs, white

and speckled, $7.50 bu. All free
of weevils. F. D. Downer,
Plains, Rt. 2, Box 75.

100 Jb. Lady Finger Peas,
hand shelled, sound, 52 crop,
50c ib. for lot; 60c lb. small
amount. Plus postage. der.
~ Gosa, Leesburg.

Le White Blackeyed Crowder
Peas, 20 Ib.; Also Honeydrop
Cane Seed, $5. bu. Add post-:

Bee. Carl C. Bettis, Cumming,
t. 4.

Genuine White - Blackeyed
and Red Speckled. Crowder
eas, White Table Peas, 3 Ibs.,
1. Plus postage. No. checks.
xladys Duran, Cumming, Rt.
1.

_ 20 bu. Brown Sugar Crowder
oe $12.50 bu.; 10 bu. White
eas, purple hull, $10. bu. at
yoy farm. George F., Holston,
-Molena.

. 3 bu. Unknown Peas, $7.25}.
bu. No less shipped. Pat Snel-
son, Greensboro.

White McCaslan Pole Beans,
Cutshort, Hastings Brown strip
dae Beans, White Corn-

ield, Brown Striped Half Run-
mers, 50c cup; 45 lbs. mixed

ypecial Crowder Peas, 35c lb.
rs. Olie Fie!ds, Ben Hill, Rt.
4, Atlanta Phone FR 1787.

. 8 bu. 2 crop brown crowdev
Ree. $16. bu. at my place. Mrs.
. C. Wright, Roberta.

Col. bunch butterbeans) 30
pful, 4 cups, $1. Add postage.

firs. H. C. Ledford, Commerce,
Nig 2s

Straight Iron peas, $6.50 bu.;
Clays, $6.25; Biloxi Soy beans,
$6.50. J. H. Coleman Jr., War-
. xenton, RFD.

Little white Rice peas, large
eupful, 35c postpaid. No chks.
mor COD. Mrs. E. A. Whelchel,
Gainesville, Rt. 8.

Blue Java peas, fine for table
use, dry or green, 35 IJb.;
arlic and peppermint per
BOc doz. Add stage, P. B.
; row, Ball Greund; Rt. 1.







BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE

White half runner garden
beans, tender, bear until frost,
clean, sound, weevil - free, $1.
cupful and postage. Mrs. C.
W. Fricks, Talking Rock, Rt.
iy; Box= 1ST;

Conch peas, 40c Ib. del. or
$25. per hundred lbs., FOB.
Exch. 10 lbs. for white crowd-
ers. N. W. McLeod, Cuthbert.

Crowders, white lady peas,
treated, clean, prompt del. 4
cups, $1. plus 25c postage; large
red, white brown-eyed white
black-eye, white purple hull,
red speckled pole cat. Mrs. H.
E. Richardson, Bowden, Rt. 1.

Red speckled crowder peas,
30c teacupful; 4 cups, $1. Add
postage. G. T. Brown, Ball
Ground, Rt. 1.

Heavy bearing tender blue|o

pole beans, 2 cups; $1.; early
Brown 6 wxs. 2 crop peas and
-white table crowders, 5 cups,
$1.; little lady, 50c cup; white

or col. bunch and colored run-

ning butterbeans, 4 cups, $1.10.
Add postage. Mrs. Clarence
McMillian, Dacula, Rt. 1.

' ~ 36 bu. black hay and feed
| peas, Sound, very prolific, 12
bu. improved | Brabhams, pure,
sound. 4 bu. large black crowd-
ers, $7.50 bu. FOB. No -less 2
bu. orders. Marvin Moore,
Buena Vista. .



HONEY BEES AND BEE
SUPPLIES FOR SALE



150 colonies Italian Bees in
two deep eight frame hive
bodies. Sell at $6. per colony
by truckload. F. W. Moore,
Ailey, P. O. Box 33.

25 colonies Honey Bees, 2
brood chambers standard 10
frame size, wited brood founda-
tion, $10, per colony. Carroll
E. Toole, -Garfield: \

10 good strong hives of bees,
good sound, well painted 10
frame hive bodies with supers
and plenty of stores, $9. ea. G.
E. Eslinger, Varnell.

11 hives good Italian bees, 8
frame hive with: one super, 1
extra hive and super, $50. for
lot at my home E. C. Kittle,
Temple. Rt. 1. i

Sev. colonies inspected Italian
bees in Pat. 10 frame hives,
$15. hundred. C. S. Winn, Dun-
woody. Atlanta. Phone 47-2617.

2 complete hives of bees,
both in Pat. hives with 10 rack
supers, ready to be robbed in
June, also 1 hive complete with
super and 10 racks without
bees. Mrs. Calvin J. Starr, Mtn.

View. Box 83. Atlanta. Phone |

Ca 4405 after 6 P. M.



PECANS AND OTHER
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE



Seedling pecan trees, 5-8 in.
length, $2. doz.; 10 to 15 in,
$3. doz. No less dozen sold. Del.
in Ga. Cash with order. J. H.

Gordon, Nashville. Rt. 4
Red Currants, eraviapoie: 2,
55e; everybearing strawberry,

90c C; unrooted cuttings bron-
ze. scuppernongs. black musca-
dine, four cents ea; silver. map-
le, 25e: Himalaya _ blackberry,
10c eta Add postage. Mrs. Effie.
Smith, Austell. Rt. 3, Box 353.

Crabapple, 4, $1.; Apricot
Plum, Mulberry, Celestial and
Purple Figs, 50c ea. 3-4 ft.; Wild
Cherry, Red ond Yellow Plum,

5, $1. Add postage. Exc. for
sacks. Mrs. Grady Brewer,
Toomsboro.

Large Purple and Red Fig
Bushes, 2, $1.; 10 Clearston and
Clingstone Peach Trees, $1);
Red Plum, Black Walnut, each
2, $1. Add postage. Mrs. V. M.
Johnson, Shellman.

blooming
50c ea. and

Fig sprouts, 40c ea.;
size pear sprouts,

plenty cuttings to root. Add
postage. Mrs. N. L. Davenport,
Acworth.

Celestial and Lemon Fig Set-
tings, 3-4 ft., $1.50; Lee of 6,
$1. ea.; 6 smaller, $4. B O. Fus-
sell, Atlanta, 889.
Ave. i : is

So we ee aay

~ Ringneck Rae

Edgewood | ho

PECANS AND OTHER
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE

Mtn. Huckleberry, bearing
size, 5c doz.; Catnip, 25c
bunch; Peppermint, 25c. doz.;
Scuppernong Vine Cuttings, 50c
doz.; Also White Blacked, Red
Spotted Crowder, and Clay
Peas, 35 cup; 3 cups, $1. Mrs.
Lee Hood, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Rooted Fig and Red and Yel-
low Plum, about 2 ft., 25 ea.:
Garlic Bulbs, 50 doz. Add post-
age. Mrs. Dan Terry, Quitman.



FRESH AND* CURED
MEATS FOR SALE



Guar. Oakwood Smoked
Country Meat: Hams, 75c Ib.;
Side and Shoulders, - 60c Ib.
Weight 12-40 lbs. Ship express
COD. E. C. Hursh, Meigs, Rt.

2 Hickory Smoked Cured
Hams, 52 = Ibs.;-80e> 1b. H.-G:
Prophitt, Chipley, Rts 8:

Salt Cured Hams, 20-25 Ibs.,
80c lb. Add postage. Mrs. Lee
Hood, Gainesville, Rt.-1.

Salt Cured Shoulders and.
Middlings, smoked, 15-20 lbs.
ea., 50c lb. Plus postage. L. H.
Edenfield, Stillmore.

Sugar Cured Hams, 40 Ibs.,
and less, 75c Ib. Plus postage.
Mrs. ous Mashburn, Cumming.

Saber cured Ham, 21- 1/2 Ibs.,
75c lb., also nice cooking dried
apples, no peel, worms or- core,
45c lb. Add postage. Mrs. J. H.
Lawrence, Middleton. >



EGGS FOR SALE



Chinese Ringneck Pheasant
Eggs, 20c ea. at my home. J. A.
Moore, Atlanta, 2181 Flat
Shoals Rd., Rt. 8 / :

$1. per 15 at
Y. Summers,

Guinea Eggs,
my home. Mrs.
Newnan, Rt. 5.

Eggs M. B. Turkey, $3. doz.;
Embden Geese, 40 ea. Will not

ship.. Mrs. M. Ritz, Fairburn,
Campbellton Rd.
Purebred White Cornish,

from prize winners, and White
African Guinea Eggs, $2.25 per
setting. Del. Mrs. O. L. Craft,
Lavonia, Rt. 2. :

Eggs,

ready, $3.50 per . Booking

orders for Quail Eggs, May del.,

ne oe Herbert Creamer, Perry,
ae

Ringneck Pheasant le ae
C; Also Chicks, $50. C.
Brannen, Or. poe
Savannah Ave. Phone 687-M.

Papes Black Minorca Eggs,
$1.50 17. PP, Mrs, L. D. Elliott,
Lavonia, Rt. 1.

Speckled and White Mixed
Guinea Eggs, $1.35 per 18. Mrs.
Fred Atkinson, Valdosta, Rt. 4.

ceed guinea eggs, 10c
18 for $1.65; Dark Corbish
ie eggs, 15 for $1. 65. Postpaid.
ue : amie Stone, Adairsville,

- Bob White quail and pheasant
eggs, 25 ea. plus postage. Cal-
vin Harman, Stovall.

Ringneck pheasant eggs, 25
ea. Min. order shipped, 12. No
chks..'J. T. Millians, Newnan,
Box 253.

Northern Bob White eggs and
quail: taking orders May and
June del; eggs, 25c ea., $22.50
C; Quail, $5. pr. B. A. Pollock,
Marietts. FUL ks



SACKS FOR SALE |



Small White Sacks, 5 Mrs.
W. E. Wooten, Camilla.

Linen like White Chicken
Feed Sacks, 100 lb. cap., free of
holes and mildew, unwashed, 5,
$1.; $18. C; Exch. 5 for 3 print
sacks alike. No holes nor mil-
dew. Mrs. _ Lovelle Ownbey,
Blairsville, Rt. 3, Box 82.

Print and Solid Color 100 lb.
cap. Sacks, no holes nor mil-.
dew, 30c. on Add postage; With

m. L, Ot



- closely -woven, free of letters,

| Ib. cap.

ali ;





SACKS FOR SALE

Washed 100 Ib. ea.
sacks, 25 ea.; $2.50 doz.
washed, no holdes, 20c a.;
75 doz.; With
$1.50 doz. Ad

dle, Ee ees, Rt. dy

Correction Proint Soke. 3 (enk

sports, nor holes, $1.35. PP. Mrs.
W. Ea Newnon, Rt.

* Aout 100 print sacks, fine
woven, free of holes and mil-
dew, 100 Ib. cap., some 8 and
10 alike, 3, $1: 15; About 100
odd ones, 33c ea. PP, Mrs. Hu-
bert E. Hill, SORE. Rt. I:

Print Sacks, 100 lb. ne 23,
$1.; White Sacks, 100 Jb. cap.,
20c ea. All washed, ironed,
free of holes and mildew. Add |
postage. Mrs. Hoke Martin,
Gainesville, Rt, 7. :

Print Feed Sacks, ihincben
free of holes and mildew, 25
ea. Plus. postage. Mrs. Reed
Waddell, Elijay, Emma Rt.

White Sacks, free of letters,
laundered, 25 ea. Add
Shipped CoD or Money with
a Mrs. J. _H. Peck, Murray-
ville,

White Feed Sacks, 100 Ib.
cap., good cond., $12.50 C; 500,
$55.: $100. M. Shipped express
or freight. No mail orders. Cash
with order. Prompt shipment.
Major Crow, Canes vine. RFD

100. Ib. -eap. White Sacks
holes or mildew, 30c ea. Exch.
for print sacks, 100 Ib. size,
alike. Mrs. C. W. Fricks, Talk-

ing Rock, Rt. 1, Box 151.

White chicken feed ie
free of holes and mildew, ea.
and postage. Bios Clyde Lohan.
Austell. Rt. 2.

Correction: White sacks, 100
lb. cap., washed, ironed, no
letters, 25 ea; 40 bleaching
sacks, 30 ea. Add) postage. Mrs.
Me E, Harris, Cees. Ri

CORRECTION: (Part of ad-
dress left off. White Sacks, 100
20c ea. Mrs. L. G. Mc-

Clure, Cartecay. -

Print Sacks, washed, starch-
ed, ironed, 3 alik ke, $i Plus
postage. No checks, stamps, or
COD. Mrs. Dwight A. Byers,
Culberson, N. G., of 1. (Res.
Union: Co. Ga.). .

White Feed Sacks, 100 1b.
cap., washed, free of holes, let-
ters and. mildew, 18e ea; 15
or more prepaid. Mrs. _ John
Martin, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Heavy White 100 Tb. cap.
unwashed sacks, $3. doz. pre-
paid. ae N. Pettyjohn, La-
Fayette, Rt. 4

White Feed Sacks, 100 Ib.
cap., washed, ironed, 5, $1.; 25c
ea. Add postage. - Mrs. Odie
ae Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box

White Feed Bags, 100 lb. cap.
free of holes, mildew, and let-
ters, 20c ea. Plus postage. Mrs.
Odie Grindle, Dees: Rt.
1, Box 52.

White Feed Bags, 100.
cap., free of holes, mildew, aut
letters, 20c ea. Plus postage.
Mrs. Hill Richardson, Doug-
lasville, Rt. 4, Box 182. _

White Sacks; no holes, 100 lb.
cap., 20c ea.; Ripped and all
Straightened, 25c ea.; | with
small holes, 15c ea. Roy Grind-
le, Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 53."

Print Sacks, 3, $1.; White,
20c ea. All 100 |b. cap., washed,
ironed, free of holes and mil-
dew. ~Add postage. Mrs. Hoke
Martin, Gainesville, REE

* 100 Ib. cap. unwashed new
white sacks, no spots, holes, nor
lettering, 20c ear Plus postage.
Mrs. \ oyt Samples,
ville, Rt. x.



Brae
white

postage. Orders| Pe
filled immediately. Roy oe

Geod white saeke fine weave
free of holes, 100 Ib. cap wash-

Jof a kind) washed, ironed, no |}

postage. :

34:

_|this seasons crop,

Gaines-|
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100 Ib, cay
ea. ee :
































APPLES:











ed, 25 ea. Add postage. No ei Lah 4
coe. Ru 8. aoe oe Few Ibs. nice, dri




'50c lb. and pos A

tage.
ris, Ellijay. Star Rt.

Sundried apple:
peel and worms, :
more lbs. PP in Ga /

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Good, nice sundried
free of peel and core,
Add postage Mrs. Care
Ellijay. Rt. Sasa

BUTTER:

Nice, yellow country
wens 60c Jb. plus~
Mrs. HEL. Te
Branch. Rt. ake

CORN:

Pure Whatleys Tone
corn, selected from Ist
Will not ship. e"
Stee :
































Hastings _ yellow? su
lifie corn, direct

ley, Austell.

Old fashioned hare
seed corn, few blue gra
cob, hand selected. Ger.
20c. Ib. and postage. .
Gilbert, Vienna.

1500 bu. good y

in shuck, weevil-treated,
bu. FOB. Mrs. M.
Quitman. Box 427.

FEATHERS: :
Nice, new white dc vny
thers, 60c Ib. del.
request. Mrs: Mary
Gainesville. Rt. Ses

GARLIC: 5 Ibs. Garl |
$1.30 del. G. - Fountain,
Valley. Rt. Te ;

GOURDS:

~ Martin and ~ epee
25 ea; larger sizes, 50

ea; Gourd seed, $1.
Mrs. W. E. Wioleg c
BAY Se) toanes

200 bales dood Crab Tass
$1. bale; 200 bales good 1
othy hay, $1.25 bale.

bales tied with 2 wires.
my barn. G.- M.
Blairsville. Rt. 2

Lespedeza hay

oats, $1. bale, FOB

5 mi. Ea. Danielsvi c

and Roysten Rd. lz f |
Brewer, Danielsvill :

AGE:

















































































Hand Gieed! ~Sage, agi gy
pint cupful. Mrs. Marie
land, Dalton. Rt. 2.

PEANUTS | AND PECA t 4 ;
_ 50 Ibs., 1952 Stwe J
25 lb. W. F. Baugh; Kato.
Imp. white Spanis
posiag

The, Gdisk: 5 Ibs.
10. hs $2.75. Postpaid.
Moseley, Menlo. Stet ;

White Spanish peanuts
at. and postage. Mrs. |
eee Cumming. Rt. os

- Good, well filled, 195 ;
cans, Stuarts and.
25 Ib: FOB. M. F. Jones,
tet Rect.

ROOTS & HERBS:

Mullein, 15 Ib; - Yellow -

ig sis Wild Cherry ie hs Que
yellow -root, me

of the Meaton 85 7 A

postage Mrs. Torene. Bena

Alpharetta. Rt less




MEATS:
10 or 15 bu. Black We

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FOB. Exp. Office.
ins, Tucker. Be

100 Ib. White Feed Sacks, | W.



washed, free ot melee and let-

















. ELROD, Associate Agronomisi
Georgia Experiment Station

nee of dairymen and cattle growers during

shown that there are times when pastur-
sufficient due to severe freezes and pro-
hts. During such periods the demand for hay
supply and prices are high.







specialists recommend one to two tons of
nimal on the farm. This is good insurance
ication of good management.





d at the Georgia Experiment Station during
These tests have shown that there are several
arieties of Jegumes and grasses which are well
eorgia conditions. They have shown also
widely publicized crops are not suited to local
For example, Buffel crass is well adapted to
the Gulf Coast Region in general. At Experi-
grass was killed by frost during each of the last
rs. It is a perennial in sub-tropical regions but
| in most of Georgia. Alyce clover, a summer
hich is well adapted to the Mississippi Delta and
ss of Alabama and Florida, does not do well
ent. Likewise. the Trefoils have not succeeded

start very slowly and are killed back by stem
g the summer.- > :














; the crops which are well. adapted to nearly
; of Georgia, sericea lespedeza is increasing in
more rapidily than any other perennial legume.
xcellent hay if cut when 12 to 15 inches tall. The
fy; green in color, and cures easily. Yields vary.

.ount of rainfall and the fertility of the land.
ar test just completed at this Station, the aver-
was 2:86 tons per acre. Where crimson clover
cd: with sericea the yield of forage was 5.25 tons
mnually. Sete







<j
.



a is one of the best of all hay crops. With
zation and good management, stands may be
five to eight years. or longer. In a test at
orgia, the average yield per acre in 1951 and 1952
tons per acre. At Experiment, the yield for the
iod was four tons. Higher yields may be expected
he rainfall is greater and well distributed through-
summer and.fall. -












fa may be cut four to six timeseach year. The




nt. In the variety tests, Kansas Common and
_Common have made_the highest yields.



ere are several varieties of soybeans recommended
production. Some of these are: Yellow Gatan,
nd Otootan. Acadian may be used for either oil or
oybeans may be planted on the stubble after
ns have been harvested...

wntop millet is a goodygrass hay crop which may
small grains, crimson clover, or winter-grazing.
off rapidly and cures easily. If the rainfall is
it may be cut twice.

udans are quick-growing grasses which may be
ter winter crops have been harvested. Sweet
Tift Sudan do equally well. The latter is more
to diseases and may be preferred for this reason.
etin 564 gives more information regarding Hay
eorgia and may be had upon request.



5 a = Coen
MISCELLANEOUS

ELLANEOUS CELI
WANTED

WANTED












rs |CORN AND GRAIN:

bs. Seedling Pecans} Want up to 1000 bu. Corn.

Dried Apples, and |wheat or grain sorghum. Can

Jf gal. go d honey.}use corn, shelled or in shuck.

ostage. Write first.|State both del. and FOB prices.

Rogers, Manassas. {Norman R. Long, Americuas
; Bre Koinonia Farm. ~ RGA

EGGS: y

Want 1 setting ea. of Golden
Pheasant and Chinese Pheasant
Eggs, not over 3-5 days old.
State Price. J. V. Ray; Bruns-
wich, Rt. 1, Box 95.









E Bamboo Roots, for
_Joe Shahan, Chick-
pie ees

7

8 White Garden





















ns, also small type is

ner White Garden PONS: :
3, al-o small type} -Want 1 gallon of each type
White Bean, and|2 kinds Multiplying Onions,

ite Cutshort Corn- |
. H, Osborn, Roy.
u. Gatan Beans.
sh price delivered.
Lawrenceville,

one at roots, one in sets at
top. State price. H. H, Turn-
er, Orchard Hill.

PEAS: :

Want 50 to 100 bu. good hay
peas, mixed or pure, any size
jlets right price. Correspondence
ans. E, J. Vann, Jr., Cammilla.

| PLANTS:

-Want 3000 Potato Slips by
April 15th.; Also Cox Water-
melon Seed (pure blue rind).
a Hoke Golden, Bremen, Rt.







riments with many, types of forage crops have |

as already been harvested this year at Perry and | xR

_|furnished, $300.

|Ch, 2096. J.-B. Morrison, Dal-

MARKET BULLETIN

_ MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED

Want 2500 Egg lant Plants.
Write First. M. E. Humphries,
Pelham, Rt. 2, Box 100.

Want 1 doz. Rhubarb plants
or roots. State price. I pay post-
age. Mrs. E. P. Owings, Atlanta,
8 Habersham Way.

SEED: 5 :

Want some good Old Fashion
Speckled Pea; and Ala. Pea
Seed; Also Ala..Sweet Water-
melon Seed. State prices on
same. Mrs. Roy Argroves, Fort-
SCis Ets de

~ Want extra long 20-30 in.
handles Gourd Seed. Advise
price. Mrs. B. I. Clemons, Ken-
nesaw, Rt. 2.

_ Want 1/2 bu. Cane seed for
making feed cane. Write. Mrs.
Frances Brewster, Cleveland.
Rte:

Want few hot eowhorn pep-
per seed or plants. Advise. Mrs.
Jimmie Thomas, Atlanta, 413
Elm St., N. W.

Want gourd seed, the Bonnet
or Dishrag var. also some
Willow butterbean seed. Mrs.
C. W. Fullmore, Perry. Rt. 1.



CATTLE FOR SALE



3 Guernsey Bulls, 14 mos.
old, with papers, $100. -ea.:
3 reg. Guernsey Heifers, 6 mos.,
old, all out of good producers:
Also 12 yr. old Mare, work and
ride, $40, Ralph Danger, Wood-
stock.

Purebred Hoistein bull, Tf1
mos. old, artificially sired; Son
of Carnation Stylemaster, $150.
at farm, or trade for springing
heifer; Want good 2 yrs. old
Reg. Ayrshire bull, Give - full
details. R. W. Norton, Eatonton.
P. O. Box 190. Shady Hill Farm

1 reg. Shorthorn Bull, Way-
side Leader 2702-221, calved
Feb. 28,19522 roan color, Gaynor
Shurley, Warrenton. Phone 220-
-2.

About 300 lb. Heifer Calf, 7
mos. old, artifical bloodlines of
Holstein Guernsey, for sale or
exch. at once for 4 tons Alfalfa;
Timothy, Dallas Grass, Clover
Hay at once here. H. J. Bower,
Covington.

. Reg. Dbl. Standard Purebred
Polled Hereford Bull, 9 mos.
old; of Domino breeding, $175.
at my barn 2 mi. So. Osierfield.
D. J. Harper, Osierfield.

Young reg. Angus Bull, has
Eileenmere and other good
bloodlines in pedigree. Sell or |
exch: for Heifer or young cow.
Roger S. Cobb, . Marietta, Box
304. Phone 8-2960.

Excellent Aberdeen- Anugs
Bull about 1400 lbs. Reg. papers
Winston H.
Sibley, Jr., Milledgeville, Rt.
1, Sibley Farms,

Several nice reg. Polled and
Horned Hereford Bulls, 15
mos. old and older, cheap.
J. Frank Stephens, Calhoun, Rt.
3. Phone 2273: . : :

3 reg. White Face Hereford
Horned Cows, over. 1000 Ibs.
each, 2 will. freshen 80, days, 1
with bull calf at side. Reason-
able. See at farm opposite Dal-
Jas Airport; or. Call Atlanta

las. :

3 nice Heifers, nice Jersey
Cow, all due to freshen with-
in two weeks, at my place on
Cleveland Hwy., 5 mi. Ww.
Clarksville. Frank Moody,
Demorest, Rt. 1, Box 79.

Milch Cow for sale my place
2 mi. N. Riverdale on 85 Hwy.
T. J. Middlebrooks, Riverdale.

Few nice Guernsey Bull
Calves, 4-6 mos. old. artificial
breeding, also some nice hei-
fers. Geo. M. Wicker, Ameri-
cus. i

Red Jersey Milch Cow, fresh-
en Apr. 22, 4 gal. when fresh,
bred to Black Angus, $150. at
barn. J. C, McPherson, Villa
Rica; Rt 2%

2 Jersey Cows, easy to milk,
gentle, 4 gal. daily, calves 10






ed, $400. W. M. Eller, Kenne-
saw, Tel. 9-9879. ;

ed Blackhart, 3 1/2 yrs, old,
about 1100 Ibs., $275. Maurice

_ CATTLE FOR SALE

freshened (one, othe> due soon)
with or without calves, $200.
ea. at barn. No letters; $175. ea.
without calf. On Thompson-
Mill .Rad., 4 mi. E. Buford. Frank
Cain, Buford, Rt. 2.

Reg. Brown Swiss Bull Calf,
about 5 mos. old. out of. B. H.
I. A. tested dam, for sale, T. B.
Clower, Douglasville.

Poll Hereford bull, 22 mos.
old, 800 lbs., purebred, not. reg.
$200. Herman C. Brewer, Dani-
elsville. Rt. 3. :

2 fine Milch Cows for sale.
D. Y. Hicks, Roberta, Box 74.

Milch cow, fresh in 3rd calf,
$157.; also mare mule, about
William Price, .Bremen. Rt. 2;
Box 69.

. Large Jersey - Guernsey
Milch Cow, to freshen in May,
very ~gentle, $175. Chas. Cov-
ington, Millen, Rt. 3, Box 164.

25 grade Polled Hereford
Heifers, 1 to 2 yrs. old, grown
on my farm, Bangs free, guar.
Will be ready April 15. J.
Lynwoed Bentley Sr., Thomas-
ton Phone 3697.

Reg. Hereford Cattle, horned
type bulls 12 - 16 mos. old,
$150. - $250. ea. Cecil Travis,
paves Phone Fayetteville

9 head reg. Polled Herefords,
consisting of 7 cows, 1 young
bull, 1 calf, perfect markings,
in good shape. Mrs. Julian S.
Furstenburg, Atlanta, Hogan
Rd., Rt. i, CA .1054.

15 open Hereford Heifers, 12-
2U mos. old, 500. - 700 Ibs., ab-
solutely tops, choice grade, for
sele. 3 mi. So. Flintstone. C.
M._Fomlinson, Flintstone.

4 Half Angus Bulls, 500 - 600
Ibs., $100. ea. 6 mi. No. Dah-
lonega. Fred Burns, Dahlone-
ga, Rt. 5. a

4 Jersey Cows, all reg., sell
part or all. Write, or call 4132.
Z- M. ODaniel, Acworth.

3 reg. Hereford Bulls, ready
for service, 2 polled type, 1
horned, unrelated, dark color,
blocky, finest domino blood-
lines, $200. - $300. Mrs. C. W:
Harper, Decatur, i000 Colum-
bia Dr., Rt. 1, DE 2975.

2 excellent reg. Charbray
Bulls, 2 yrs. old, limited num-
ber yearling Ist. cross Charang-
bra bulls, a reg. cross of Char-
bray - Angus; Also top Angus
Bulls and Heifers. J. F. Leon-
ard, Preston, 72/o Lenwood
Acres. Phone 632. :

3 reg. Guernsey Males, 3-5
mos, old, 1 not reg., same age,

all well marked, from good
bloodlines. H. W. Thurmond.
Farmington. ;

Reg. Hereford Cattle, 6 fine
young bulls. Sires: HK True
Mold Adv. 8th.; and T. Royal
Rupert 159th., priced $250. -
$500.; Also reg. Hereford Hogs,

bred gilts, 5.; Bred sows,
$100. W. A. Ward, Marietta;
Rt. 3, Paper Mill Rd. c/o

Ward-Meade Farm.

One Black Angus Bull, about
3 yrs. old, with papers, about
1000 Ibs., selling to keep from
inbreeding. V. B. Ellis, -Yates-
ville. :

4 reg. Aberdeen-Angus Bulls,

3 are 10 mos. old, $175. ea., and

One 6 mos. old. All have fine

features and papers given with

ee C. E. McLeroy, Colbert,
ee 2.

4 reg. Angus Bulls, ranging
from 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 yrs. old,
excellent cond., ready for serv-
ice as herd sire, tested, clean,
reasonable price. Mrs. Major
F. Fowler, Fayetteville. (nights
call VE 8323 Atlanta, or days
Fayetteville 4551).

Reg. Guernsey Bull, 17 mos.
old, 700 Ibs., Grandson of Sky
Brook Rose Maxins Roe 3724-
65, -Sire Czar of My Valley
443059, Dam, Mt. Meadows
Superior Lassie 760924, dark
red, and white, papers furnish

Reg. Black Angus Bull, nam-



and 14 4d a
: : - Tallapo-





Munroe, Buchanan, Rt.

2 fine Jersey Heifers, just

CATTLE FOR SALE

2 horn type reg. Hereford
Bulls, from best bloodline:
$175. to $225. Norman Jo
son, Warrenton. ~

so 3 purebred but not reg
Polled Herefords to drop cal-
ves soon. Dont write. Come
see. Clarence Brown, Helena,

Jersey Bull, 16 mos. old,
Evergreen Ivy Standard Sir,

king Excellent, one of the top
bulls in American Breeders
service, the dam, Standard Fill-
pail of Evergreen, $125. bra 2
er bulls at popular prices. ,
B. Vaughters, Lithonia,
Evergreen Farms.

4 grade Angus Cows with

Bull, for sale. John C. Lee, Col-
lege Park, Rt. 1, Welcome-All
Rd.

Few Reg. Milking Short-
horns, 1 cow (fresh), and some
bull and heifer calves. W. H.
Loudermilk, Cornelia, Box 55.

One Guernsey - Jersey Cow,
to freshen with 4th. calf with-
in 30 days. Mrs.-J. J. Gordon,
Roopville, Rt. 1. {

Brahma Buu, 2 yrs. old, a-
bout 1000 - Ibs. E
but pure blood, for sale, my
place 2 mi. N. Davisboro. R.

Choice quality

tested. Arthur Ruie Jr., Jones-
boro, Rt. 1. Phone 2738.

Herefords:
springers, 30 open grade heif-
ers,
TB tested, clean, top cond.,
2 reg. polled bulls, 1 yr., and
2 yrs. old; Alsos 1 Jersey,
Holstein Springer Cows. Apply
D. C. Collier, Barnesville, Tel,
73.

30 Hereford Heifers, good

.

ford Bull, 600-700 Ibs., very
uniform quality, reasonably
priced. Pierce L. Cline, Oxfrd.
Phone Covington 2167. :

Calves, three 9-11 mos. old, four
1-3 mos. old, reasonable price.
A. L. Hendrix, Lawrenceville,
Rt. 4. :

1 reg. Guernsey Cow, 5 yrs.
old, due to freshen in June,
$225.; Reg. Guernsey Heifer,
bred, $175. at my farm. No let-
ters. Phone 148 R-2. E.
Willingham, Cedartown, Rt. 3.

Reg. Shorthorn and. Polled
Shorthorns of excellent breed-
ing, all ages, all colors, also reg.
Red Polls of good breeding,
dual puropse catttle, reasonable
prices. G. T. McDonald, Oak-
wood. Tel, 222.

Reg. Hereford Bulls, horned
type, 12-16 mos. old, $150. -
$250. ea. Cecil Travis, River-
dale. Phone Fayetteville 5581.
2 Polled Hereford Young

Bulls, 9 mos. old and 15 mos.

2nd., Reg. No. 6142850,, Mother

a pure Polled Hereford but not
reg., $170. ea. at barn: Mrs. ..
P. Jones, Lula, Rt. 2.

Reg. Hereford Bulls, both

polled and horned, old enough
for service, best of bloodlines,
$150. ea. up. Several to select
from. Come. see. G. W. Steele,

Lilly, Ga. Phone

Vienna 4175.

Reg. Angus Calves, and pure-
bred Angus Male, ready for

service, for sale or trade for
cattle of equal
Hereford Boar, and Gilt farm
in 2 weeks. O. L. Jones, At-
lanta, 480 Trabert Ave., N. W.

value; 1 reg.

Good Jersey-Guernsey Cow,

never goes dry, daily, pound or
more of
$145. Bud Holland, Dalton, Rt.
2:

butter when fresh,

Milch Cow, 4-1/2 gal. day,

$150. at my place. W. H. Brown,
Ellenwood,

Reg. Jersey Bull, 22 mos. old,

good cond., $125.-at my home.
D. R. Flynt, Lincolnton.

Herefords: Purebred Heifers,

Bulls, and Steers for sale. J. A.
Lowery, Eastman, Rt. 4.

W.



3

2, Tel.

cash.
Rt. 2

Riley

Several Milk Type Cows, al.

his sire Biltmore Ivy Butter-

c/o

calves from purebred Angus

not registered



J. Williams, Davisboro, Rt. ao

Hereford
Heifers, average wt. 550 Ibs.,
breeding age, Bangs and TB

14 grade heifer

all calfhood vaccinated,

<

choice grade, bred to reg. Here-

7 milk strain Shorthorn Bull ;

Bee

old, Sire, Cornish Mtn. Squire

Jersey Cow. 5 yrs. old, $100...
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CATTLE FOR SALE

. reg: Jersey Cows with

youre calves, Jersey Bull, reg:

hite Face Bull. William Cash,
Gainesville, Rt. 7.

1 yr old Angus Bull, 300
Ibs., ready for service, not ~
$150. at farm on Kellytown Ri

McDonough I. Pennisi, At-

427 Peachtree Arcade

ldg; Ma. 8782.

old Hereford Bull,
Domestic Woodrow breeding;
top quality for commercial
herd; $225. cash or exch. for 2
beef type heifers; Dallas Ber-
er, Mgr., The Rock, Bi & B.
anch,

13) mos.



HOGS FOR SALE



Little Bone Black African

Guinea pigs, stay fat kind}. for
breeding, males: and famales,
$20. ea.; If shipped, $21. ea. Life
_ treated for cholera. O: P. Sin-
a ~ quefield, Harrison.

s Reg. Berkshire Pigs, ready
. for delivery May 8th., $251 ea.
FOB farm. L. Biggers,
Cleveland, Rt.. 3.

Cherry Red: Furoc: Pigs; male
and: female; wormed: life treat-
ed, with papers from top blood-
lines; $20. ea. BE. W.. Cail, Save
annah, Rt: 5,. Forrest River Dur-
ac Farm.

50) Hampshire Pigs for sale
my farm, J..C. Brooks, Newnan,
Rt.. 3; Brooks Farm

Purebred. Duroc Male Pigs,
$25,. ea, treated: and register-
ed; $20. ea not treated and re-
gistered. From. prize winning
4-H) Club stock: Jerry Andel,

Perry,-Rt. 1.
15 Pigs, 8 wks. old, sired by
reg. boar, $10. ea.; Reg. SPC

- Boar for service, Fee $5,. End of
- Rockmill: Rd. from: Alpharetta.
George M. Long, Alpharetta, Rt.
2, Box 44.

Lange: reg. OIC Sow,, recent-

.a]y sired 10) pigs, ready, $50. at

my home. John E. Jones, Lula.

~ Reg, Blake PC Pigs, some~15
wks. old, some 10: wks. ald,
males and females. Call.at Ross

HOGS FOR SALE

Young Duroc Sow, about 300
lbs. with 10 pigs, reasonable.
J. P.. ~Baechus,. Macon,
Bloomfield Rdi

3\mos.. old reg, Black PC Boars:

75 lbs., cholera: immune; 035:
ea, will ship; Hark Mullis, Coch-
ran, Box 256i

Full stock Little Bone Black
Africam Guinea Hogs, stay fat
kinds. pigs,. $15; ea. at my farm;
More if shipped: Ready May.
and June. Booking orders. now.
Wilsom Garson, Griffin, Rt. C..

Reg. short nose; blocky- type
@QIC /Pigs, from litter of 12,
1st. litter, 9 wks. old; from. Blue
Ribbon and Reserve Champ
Sow. Inquire. John Mobley,
Decatur, 3154 Alston Dn: Cx;
6628. ie

OIC: Pigs: from reg. short
nose; blockly type stock, out
of good bloodlines, Will reg. in
buyers: name: See at my farm
or write: Paul J. Cain, Com-
merce; Rt, 1.

Big Bone Guinea Sow, 275
lbs., 11 pigs (weaned), 7 wks
old, $135. for lot Robert T.
Stephens, Fairburn, Rt. 2, T: E.
Stephens.

SPC. Boars ready for service,
4, champions in bloodlines, good
blood, cholera immune, reg,
buyers . name: CC: R. Morgan,
Americus, Rt. 4. :

2 reg. Black Essex Sows, 7%
pigs each, $50; ea. sow with

ready for service, $20.;, Shoats,
Males, Gilts, $15. ea. A.
Chapman, Moultrie, Rt. 5.

OIC. Pigs, born, Jan. 16, short
nose;, Blocky out of large: lit-
ter $22.50 ea; If shipped, $24.
ea, Reg: buyers: name, Ship
anywhere. J. H. Roquemore,
Americus,, Rt. 2.

12: reg. SPC Pigs, around 60
lbs. ea., 4 males, 8! gilts, $30. ea.
at: my: barn, 2) mii So, Osierfield.
Alford Harper, D. J, Harper,

Osierfield. .
3. reg, 7 wks: old SPC. Boar
Pigs, $22.50 ea; Reg. SPC}

Sows, $125.; The sow was Rese-
reve Grand Champ, Gilt at Atm
lant Awnea FFA Pig: Chain





eared a Lele she i08

5314

SHE. Mrs.

pigs; Bred Gilts, young Boars.

P:| Blocky Type,



HOGS: FOR SALE

Fine Healthy 8
OIC and Berkshire Cross Pigs,

$10, em. Chas, Holloway,, Ben)
ad. All.

Hill,. 7205 Campbellton
ea, Phone Fr:. 2736;

Reg, Hampshire Male; ..13:|;
mos. old, $50. here; Gene Elder
Cornelia, Rt. 1. Phone 2004.

SPC Sow with 5 nice pigs,
subj. to reg., $60. at farm 5 mi.
L. W. Seago, Pine-
hurst, Rt. 1.

17 Little Bone Black African
Pigs (stay fat kind), old enough
to: take away May Ist., $10: ea.
Hubert W. Daniell, Winston.

Fine PC Gilt just about}
ready for breeding, $35: my
place on U. S.. Hwy. 41. C.. B
Huie, Forest Park. Phone
Jonesboro. 6781.

1 ea. Tamworth, and P, C.
Sow, 300 lbs. and Berkshire
Boar, 325 lbs., 3 Shoats, 165;
Ibs:,, 8-Shoats, 100 lb.; 23 pigs,
6 - 12 wks. old. Not garbage
fed stock. 36) in all. at. $11.50
ea. for lot. G. E.~ Forehand,
Decatur, Rt. 3, Phone Clarks-
ton, 3-6946i :

Reg. Berkshire. Pigs, ee

for delivery May. 8th., $25. ea.
L. Biggers, Cleveland,,|.

FOB: D:
Rt. 3.

Top bloodline Reg, Duroc:
Pigs, male and female, reg. in
buyers name, $20. ea. E. W.
Cail; Savannah, Rt. 5, Forerst

River Duroc Farm.



4 reg. Duroc - Jersey Red}
won lst. place
at pig show, $25, ea, Also 8
Black Big Bone Guinea Shoats,
around: 50: lbs:, no runts, $12: 50
ea. FOB. Mrs. Will Howell,
Mitchell, Rt. 1.

SPC Pigs, 8 wks. old, treated,
reg, in buyers name. 4 mi. s.
E; Pinehurst. M. J. Blackmon,
Pinehurst.

Top Bloodline Cherry Red.
Duroe Pigs, reg:, treated, for
life, $20. ea, BE: W. Cail,
'vannah, Rt. 5; c/o Torrest Riv-
lev Duroc Farm, s

Nice reg. Big Borie Guinea
Plas; litter of 10) for boeowe
ke ee shipped anywhere: in

Denton, Re





Week. Old:

Sa- |

HOGS FOR ae

wormed, treated for sal.
Talley, Ohoopee,. Box St. :

10 nice full Winodert Duroc} f,
Jersey Shoats, $10. ea:; Also:
-Y reg. 200 fb. Duroc Male Hog,.
good: breeder, $50, Cant be},

Haddock, Rt. 1.



HORSES AND MULES ~
FOR SALE



- Mare Mule, 5 yrs. old, about
1200 lbs., for sale or trade for
a gaited Saddle Horse. A. Bi
Wiley, Ashland, Rt. 1.

Palomino: Mare, 4 yrs. old,.
Shetland Mare, foal in June,
and white Mare about 400) Ibs.,
Also other Palomino and Arab-
ian Horses. B. H. Tillman, Ly-
ons, Phone 4162.

Good 5 yr. old Mule, cieete
works. anywhere, gentle, 850-
900 ibs.; Also 1 nice Jersey
Milch Cow, 6 yrs, old, freshen
April 15, 4, gal. when, fresh,
doesnt go, dry, A-L ee
Can, see on Killian Rd.
Byess,, Canton, Rt. 2.

Tenn, Walking Filly, 2 yrs.
old, children can handle. C. L.
Hardin, Doraville, 3251 Wood-
win Rd. Phone Chamblee, 7-
4742.

One Mare Mule;. 3-1/2 yrs.
old, very gentle, 800-900 lbs.
$100. J. F. Marchmont,. Dallas:
Phone 6141.

5 Horses, ride or work, $85. -
$150: C. C: Parker, Decatur, 131
Kelly Ra. Cr. 6660:

6 Mules; Also 2 H Wagon,
Walking -Cultivator, 2 Cole)

1 pr. Mare: Mules, 11 and 12
yrs, old, 1100-1200 Ibs., also 2 HL)

ton, Noreross, Rt... -

Sorrell Tenn. Walking. eile
8 yrs. old, 1000 Ibs., ee _
c. R Belcher, Perry, Rt, 2.



9g J. J. Clavelanat ay,

Reg, SPC Males. and Gite,

shipped. Contact: W. A. Moore, |

M. G.|

le

Planters. G. C. Sapp, Unadilla..|

wagon, fair: cond. Franie Hamil-|



NO. 2 NO.3 NO.4 _ Dawson: Livestock Co., iene
Toombs County Stockyards, Lyons: $20.90 $2041 $19.20 $17.10 | Appling Co, Livestock & Market Services, _
Livestock Co., Ocilla $20.80 $2043 $1918 $17.59 Ine. Baxley $20.75 4
8 $20.75 $20.00 $1850 $i7.09 | Metter Livestock Market, Metter | $20.90
hi | Farmers Cooperative Livestock Assn.,
S214 $20.88 $2000 $17.96 | * itsanm uae
: APRIL. 15 |
Washingt _M, 38'n., . : 2 i
eo a $20.95 920.8 sin0s gomao | Moultrie Livestock: Co... Moulizio amma |
ae Vidalia Stockyard, Vidalia $20.90:
Jesup Stockyard, Jesup "$20.75 $20.45 $1995 $00.09 | Usiom Stockyard. Albany == 821,05
oo te $21.00 $20.05 $1805 sonog | Producer pgp nacre = co
z =e : a $20.58 $9000 $1R00, $00.00 | 3 Sicckrand. Calaullt aie
Seminole Livestock Auction 5 5 ,
; Donalsonville $20.95 $20.55 $1955 $00.00 | Wilkes Stockyard; Washington a
Bleclley Livestock Auction, Cochran $21.70 $20.00 $1900 $ia,a9. | Turner County Stockyard, Inc. Ashburn $21.15" =_ $20.45
: am Srang S17. ' Hazlehurst Livestock Market,
a Market, Millen $20.75: $20.00 $19.00 $17.50 PHuazishurst \ $20.97
: Exell Cm Livestock Co.,.Columbus, $20:60: $20.00 $00:00 $00.00 omee 16. '
- Carroll Co, Livestock Sale Barn,
Gumaiihan * $92.00 $21.00 $0000 $00.00 . Peoples Livestock. Market, Cuthbert $21.02
Shuman Livestock Market, Hagan $21.00 $20.50 $1950 $0000 | Wane County Livestock Market, Jesup $21.00.
| Dodge. Co. Stockyard, Eastman $20.75 $2010 $19.40 somo | Sumter Livestock Ass'n, Inc. Americus $21.42
Ste cote, Gm, Senter Senindtene $21.00 $2m50 $1950 $00.00. | Valdosta Livestock Co. Valdosta $21.49,
APRIL 14 ; Bulloch Stockyards, Statesboro. ~ $21.39:
- Coffee Co. Livestock Co., Douglas SOR $20.88 S1a70 gi7.79 | Faemers Livestock Co... Douglas ish sesh .
Firmers. Stockyard. Sylvenia $20.50 $20.00 $1875 $00.00 | Effingham Co. Stockyard. Springfield $20.80. $20.50 $19.80 SOREN
| Meftve Efvestoci: Mit, McRae $20185 $20.26 $1850 $on09 | Bainbridge Stockyard, Inc., Bainbridge $21.00 $20.80 $20.10
| Mitchell Co. Livestock Co., Camilla $21.11 $20.85 sta90 soooo | APRIL 17 f
Taimall Livestock Co, Glounville $20.75 $20.15 $19100 $00.09 | Tiftom County Stockyard, Inc. Tifton $2112
_ Farmers Stockyard, Arlington $21.17 $2095 $1975 $17.85 ' Cordele Livestock Sale Barn, Cordele. $21.00



"HORSES AND N
FOR SALE. 5







Bay Color Mare








Peas Ibs. works well




-at Ca enn Stringf
. Williams,, aS 0 iper.




RABBITS AND CA
FOR SALE







* Dutch Rabbits: 2
White, 1 Grey wd
males, full. grown; $7.;
ea.; One. Male, 2: female
and White, 6 mos. old)
full grown grade femal
Dutch), $1.75 ea. R. A.
ridge, Greenville, Re

NZW Buck Rabbits,
old; NZW. - Gray Crosse;
-about 1 yr. old, $2.50.
exp. charges. Jesse
Carrollton, Rt. 2. y

Rabbits: wae fiom
prize winning |
$4, obs Member, of pint
and: James. A.
, lock, Macon, 3507 Indi
aan Rd. Phone 5-4680.

























































well Rd CH

Smooth Haired Eng
inea Pigs, healthy h
ducing breeding stock,
and mixed: colors; $1.50.
eet Griffin, 869. Me:
t : 53

White and Blue-G
bits. 75c ea.. Jimmie
Dawsonville, Rt. 2. _

Gray Chinchilla Doe,
10- young, 4 wks. old),
ship: - anywhere: Mrs.
Woody, Dini

Angora Rabbits: Pr.
Bucks, 9 mos; old; $2.
BP Morris, Whitesburg,

Ped. NZ: Reds: large
ae 16. mos old,
uniors, mos. r
does, riced right, &
pee ood }























































FIRST QUARTER 1 1953



der, Commissioner April 15, 1953 Mascot Wheat Feed & Mill Run Sers. 14.50 3.50
tment of Agriculture . (P) F 13.44 2.90
| BYRD MILLING CO.; Loganville, Ga. f
oy Byrd's Best Brand Sweet Dairy Feed G 1600 400 &
: * Sad F 1625 330 -
a ed list covers 127 samples of feed sent in by our inspectors CEDARTOWN DAIRY PRODUCTS Co., Cedartown, Ga. e
ary, February and March of this year. : Cedar Valley Brand Laying Mash G 20.00 3.00
/note that reports from the State-Chemist reveal that each F 21.44 3.60
ither, deficient in protein or fat, or was excessive in fibre. | Cedar Valley Brand Snap Corn W/Molasses G_ 7.00 2.50
that they were found to be either under or over the manu- x F 856 2:33
CENTRAL COTTON OIL CO., Macon, Ga. : 5
is Gumrter. 298 samples were sent in by the inspectors. : -Prosperity Brand 36% Cottonseed Meal G 36.00 4.00
e found to be as guaranteed by manufacturers. Out of the 127 F 3625 498
, 88 were subject to penalty. { Prosperity Brand 36% Cottonseed Meal G 36.00 400
fit, eset like for you to publish this list in The Market F 37.00 5.02
e yy doing so, the manufacturers will make every effort | CITY MILLS COMPANY, Columbus, Ga.
i omades anil, therefore, bring their feeds up to guarantee. e Cimco Fancy Feed ee G@ 10.00 2.00
a cane Pe Ds 22
irector
CLAXTON MILLING oS Claxton, Ga.
: Food and Feed Division Snap Corn G 800 2:50
= = : - Py F 149 3.7
nufacturers Guarantee : COLORADO MILLING & ELEVATOR CO., Denver, Colo
alysis as found by State Chemist - | ~ Wheat Gray Shorts & Screenings _ G 16.00 3.50
eds. Penalized Droid Fae Tere A = - 16.75 3.60
e i a] ts & | i / @ 1600 3.50
FLOUR MILLS, Abilene, Kansas he Santee ae a Soe oe F 1625 103
at Gray Shorts & Ground Wheat Scrs. a eae . a CONSOLIDATED PRODUCTS CO., Danville, Ill
aot en e Kaffa ( Starting & Feeding Cal 4 25.00 4:00
D COOPERATIVE, INC, Columbus, Ga. as ee eee aa ae
2 16% Dairy Feed - ae an o Kaffa (For Starting & Feeding Calves) G 25.00 4.00
; : 09 F 2613 2.79
FEED & SEED CO, Albany, Ga. aot | COOPERATIVE MILLS, INC., Cincinnati, Ohio :
Dew Hog Finisher G 14.00 3.50 500 | " Egg Maker a> G 20.00 3.00
; F 13593 3.99 . 5.00: * F 20.50 2.92
D MILLS, Atlanta, Georgia %y i i G 1600 3.00
Ba Dairy feed ) G 2000 3.00 12:00 16% Special Dairy Feed . ae 2
ee F 1825 312 936 | cogBY-HODGES MILLING CO., hen se Ala
e Dairy Feed G 2000 3.00 1200 | ~~ Jazz Growing Mash G 18.00 3.50
Be F 26.00 2.71 783 -F 20.88 - 3.49
y Dairy Feed _ S ae ou a DALTON GRAIN MILLING CO., Dalton, Ga. ae
aa { 13.2 Le | a i 6% 16. f
G 16 (00 3.00 15.00 Vita-Rich Dairyman Spec al J ; r fe 353
(P) F 15.13 327 1856 | prxX1E FEED & SEED CO., Comer, Ga. .
- G 1600 5.00 8.00 Dixie Dairy Feed G 16:00 3:00
: : F 1750 8.01 8.23 (P) F 1625 3.35
Ace H & M Feed. G 900 200 1200 | prx1z GRAIN COMPANY, Shelbyville, Tenn.
F 863 3.11 1324 | ~" Southern 16% Dairy Feed G 16.00 3.00
{ PEANUT COMPANY, Ashburn, Ga. | a | (P) F 1613 2.25
ut Feed . G 4500 5.00 16.00 | prx1E-PORTLAND FLOUR CO., Chatianoage, Tenn.
2 (P), F 39.06 5.40 17.89 Red Lion Shorts : G 15.00 4:00
Y & COMPANY, Lexie oe Shan an { F 1700 3.87
d A High Energy Broiler Ration 205 : 50 | 2ed Lion Short G 15.00 4:00
: s ; 2338. 3:39 4:15 as. ee F 1730 445
A High Energy Broiler Ration = eae <3 | DOERUN MILLING COMPANY, Doerun, Ga. ee
a UR MILLS, Macon, Georgia : 3 ae Ground Peanut Vine Meal & Molasses G 8.00 3.00
Laying Mash
: F825 327 354 (CONTINUED NEXT WEEK) 3



G




























FOR SALE



RABBITS AND CAVIES |

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE\'














































| Reg. Tog Billy, 1 1/2 yr. ond, |
if. Come good qualities,
} Leon Watson, Unadilla. -



to. sell, s. A. Skee :
SHEEP AND GOATS
oie 53, Par Giant Buck, FOR SALE

: abit , 10 aan. , $7.1-
9. a old,
oan with papers. Mrs.

O'Neal, Concord, P.



Deep bodied Western wre
with lambs at side, $35. a!
13. Curtis, Farmington, one!
| Madison 2603.

1 purebred Nubian Milk Gost,
freshened 2 wks. ago, 2-3qts.

|daily, $50. Cannot ship. No.
\letters. C. D. Hood, Edison.

One 3 mos. old Nubian Goat,

-1$7. Lockard Bell, Atlanta, 26-
79 Pharr Rd., N, E. Tel. Cr.)
, | 4390.

: 7 ics Rag Les cost,
Red NZ Rabbits, 1 yx.| naturally hownless, Atlanta, 20.)
1 Gray Chinchilla Doe, Ss Mooly De, s Ss. W. Phone Fa.
old, $10. or $3.50 ea.| 5671.

, : pre Nubian Milk Goat, 4 qts. Ist.
4: kid, freshened Ist. May, $35.;
{Nubian - Shannon Crossed Bil-
ly, $15.; 4 mixed Goats, $20.
"1Cannot ship. (At Conner's

';|Fishing Camp). Mrs. P. L. Rog-
ers, Bloomingdale.

2 French Milk Goats, one
rleivine 3 qts., one 6 qts., sell
either one or exchange for one)
.|that will freshen later. R. E.
| Wallace, Hampton, Box 151.

es Teg. Toggenberg Doelings, |

er Red Juniors, 2-3)
from reg. Blue Rib-
. Red,





$25. mostly Ewes.
Wallinn's Farm on Sat-
| urdays, or write:
| Gillsville, Rt. 1,

giving 4 gts.

| nished.

100 head ss , all ages, and,
an be see at
J. BD.
, A. White,
French Alpine- Milk Goat,
with week old
doe kids, $50. Reg. papers fur-
T. B. McCall, Quitman,
Box 62. (Brooks Co.).



LIVESTOCK WANTED



CATTLE:
Want 10 good milking type

| Heifer Calves to raise on halves:
for 18 months. Good references. |

Floyd Jenkins, Fairburn, Rt. 1,
Phone 5241.

. Want one to 40 head cattle to
raise on my 110 A. pasture.
Contact = satisfacto: basis
agreed on. W. D, Kindred,
Austell, Rt. 2, Box 220.

Want Hereford, Jersey or
| Hereford - Guernsey cross cows
with calves at side r cows and
heifers, bred to Hereford male;
also want gentle, vell trained,
800 lb. mule or horse. Del. my
farm, Mt. Bethel Community.

| Roger Thompson, Marietta, Rt.
)3, Phone 9-5959.

Want 10 good milking type
heifer calves to raise on halves
for 18 mos. Can give good ref.
Floyd Jenkins, Fairburn, RFD
1, Phone 5241.

Want Reg. Durham bull, a-

LIVESTOCK WANTED




POULTRY FOR SALE



| milk. Prefer reg.






bout 300-350 ibs. cheap. J.
sat, Dalton, Rt. 4

GOATS:

Want 3, 3 to mos. old Black
cheap for

Nubian billy goat,
cash and not too far from Way-
cross. Buck McCrea, Waycross,
Ri. 33;

Want 20 to 25 milk
State age, kind and
Charles Orser, Nahunta,

HORSES AND MULES:
Want gentle pony for riding,
very cheap. James Silvers, El-

goats.
price.
Rt. 2.

-| lijay, Rt. 3, Box 88.
- Want small, spotted Shetland

pony, reasonable. Will come
for within 100 miles. Letters
ans. J. Harold Street, Atlanta,
2956 Buford Hwy. CH 1777.

SHEEP AND GOATS:

Want Nubian Billy from reg.
stock and good milk strain, be-
tween 6 mos. and 2 yrs. old.
Best price along with picture.
E. J. Vann Jr., Camilla.

Want 2 goats giving plenty
stock. Must
be reasonable. Dr. W. B. Mar-
shall, Savannah, Rt. 3, Box
421.

Wit some purebred Angora
Goats. Quote price and whether
registered or good grade kind.

J. B. Hall, Newton.



POULTRY FOR SALE



Bantams: Jap Silkies, one
rooster, 2 me $10.50; Eggs
(Toppies) $2. per 18; BR, 1

4 hens, $12.50;






BANTAMS, BRAHMAS: os
Bantams: Patridge Wyandot-
tes, 3 hens, 1 rooster, $11.; Trio
White Crested Rlack Polish,
Hens Jaying, Pair Black Tail
Jap, $5. pr. J. C. Ogletree,
Barnesville, 457 Forsyth St.

2 mos old Baby Bantams, $3.-
50 doz. Lockard Bell, Atlanta,~
2677 Pharr R1., N. E. CR 4390. :

1 pair Partridge Cochins, Pr.
White Cochins, 2 Black Cochin
Hens, 1 Partridge Cochin
Rooster, for sale or trade for
heifer calf or milk goat. M. D.
Beauchamp, Conyers, RFD 3.

Purebred Blac) Tail Jap.
Bantams, 1 yr. old, laying, $5.
pr.; $7. trio. Mrs. R. C. Douglas,
Meeks. :

3 purebred Black Cochin
Hens, 1 rooster, $10. Exch. for
trio purebred Golden or Sil-
ver Sebrights: mixed Bantams,
75c ea. Must call for. C. E.
Brown, Scottdale.

12 light Brahma
hens, $2. ea.; Cockerel, $2.50.
Large, fine specimens, Super
De-luxe matings. Crated, FOB.
Mrs. D. C. Collier, Barnesville.

CORNISH, GAMES GIANTS:
Purebred Dark Cornish Hens,
1952 hatch, "p RE well, $2. ea.-







Brahmas:



Cocks, $3 Flynt, Lincoln-

ton.

8 Dark Couish Hens, 2
old, $2. ea. .

Roosters, 1 yr.
FOB. Mrs. O. = Goss, Gales

aoe














-_ BO - $3. ea. C. A. Ingram, Lilly,

_ ea. Doyle C. Knight, Dublin,



yaon EIGHT

(Continued from page One)

the point where we can trade with the
' low standard countries of the world. -

- Congress must also determine whe-
ther we are going to maintain high health
standards, high nutritional standards and
_ strict sanitation of foods, or whether we
will continue to legalize the sale of food

products merely because

- proved that they are dangerous to life.
The present downward trend over a
long period of time in the consumption
of wheat flour is an outstanding example

of how agriculture and

have both been seriously affected through



: people.

it cannot be

public health





MARKET BULLETIN

consideration only of profits to be made
and without regard to the health of the :
.: The standards set fy the Feders
and Drug Division are largely th
ards desired by processors and

The milling of wheat flour in such
manner as to rob it of natures vitamins
and the addition of poisonous bleaching
elements to make it white has resulted
in a product entirely foreign to whole
wheat flour insofar as health and nutri-
tion are concerned and insofar as the
unnecessary induction of poisons into the
human system are concerned. This work
ig a large field and cannot possibly be
discussed here. I am merely mentioning
-it here to call attention of this committee





Farm Price Suppor
And Foreign Impor

+ to the wide field that needs al

by Congress.

facturers and

Division.



health and needs of the peopl
The same thing happened to
and Drug Division many years ag
_ | has recently happened in the Bur
Standards, but no action was tak
Congress to correct the alan
- Sincerely yours,
TOM LINDER
Commissioner of Sa













have little regard



_ POULTRY FOR SALE

2 Pit Game Hens, for sale
or trade for small Bantam hens.
Randall Griffin, Gainesville,
Oak St.

Dark Cornish Roosters,

$2.-

Ga.

5 healthy young, laying hens,
gura. purebred Dark Cornish,
ahs for $21. J. E. Granger,
Reidsville

10 pure Dark Cornish, 1952
hatch hens, $25. H. W. Thur-
mond, Farmington.

7 Cross Red and Gray Game
Roosters, $5. ea, Eugene Brew-
er, Decatur, c/o Snap Finger
Farm.

15 Wingate Pit Game Brown-
Red Hens, $5. ea. Trade for B.
B. Bronze Turkey Hens, or for

ood used Hammer Mill with
elf. R. W. Norton, Eatonton,
P. O.. Box 190, c/o Shady Hill
Farm,

LEGHORNS (WHITE, BUFF,
BROWN):

White Leghorn Baby Chicks
and Hatching Eggs from my
heavy laying Hanson strain. T.
W. Nations, Atlanta, 1490 Wil-
lis Mill Rd. S W.

700 White Leghorn Pullets,
10 wks old, best grade, health-
ly, $1.25 ea. Must sell at once.
Mrs. E. I. Woodfin, Milner,
Phone Barnesville, 364- J-1.

15 White Leghorn ee la:
ing, 1 yr. old in May, t.
King, Atlanta, 659 Gonteu: PE,
S. W. RA 5216.

26 AAAAA _ grade _ Bushs
Ozark strain, Brown Leghorn
hens, 1 and 2:yrs. old, and 2
roosters, 1 yr. old, $40. or $1.-
50 ea. at my home, 10 mi. No.
Calhoun, Write first. Mrs. W.

H. Stancil, Rambhurst, Rt. 1,
Box 144.

MINORCAS:

Giant Black Minorca Breed-
ing Cockerels, and Hens, 1 yr.
old, $3. ea.; $5. pr.; Eggs, $2.26
per 15 del. si B. Millians, New-
nan.

PEACOCKS, DOVES, QUAIL,
PHEASANTS, PIGEONS:
Peafowl, Pheasants, Chickens
Ducks, Geese, Bantams, Pige-
ons, Guineas, Rabbits: Also
Hatching Eggs, for sale. Mrs.
Helen Street, Atlanta, Rt. 2.

5 young Yellow Buff Orping-
ton Roosters, $2. #a.; 2 Hens,
1 Rooster, Negro Roundhead
Shuffler Cross, $10.; Roosters,
$4. ea. Mrs. Marie Holland,
Dalton, Rt. 2.

. Common Pigeons, mated, and_

working, $1. pr.; 1 pr. Muscovy

Ducks, $4. pr. Starling Yawn,
_ Byromville.
2 prs. Kacing Homing Pige-

ons, Rice strain, l.yr. old, mat-
ed, banded, working, $5. for
lot. Grady Panter, Dial.

_ Ringneck Pheasant Hens, $3.

| Sorrells,



POULTRY FOR SALE

Trio Silver Pheasants, 2 hens
now laying, and cock, $30.;
Mongolian pheasant eggs, 35c
ea;. Ga. Bob White quail and

jant pigeons, $3. pr. R. G.
eynolds, Baxley, Rt. 3

Large Northern Bob White}

quail, $7.50 pr. No less 2 yrs.

sold; Eggs, $30. C. FOB. C. E.
McKinney, Atlanta, 3304 Clair-

aoe Rd. N. E. EX 6096.

2 Chuka- males for sale, and
want to buy 1 or 2 -Chukar
hens. Alton Jones, Newnan, 78
East Broad St. Phone 473-W.

REDS: NH, RI, PARMENTERS:

11 N. H. June 1952 Hens, just
eying, 2 Roosters, $1.75 ea.
Mrs. G. Kinney, Stone Moun-
tain, Rt. 3, Phone 6651.

17 hens, mostly NH Reds,
several laying; 6 Roosters, 3
of which are NH, and other
cross breeds, $1.50 ea. My place
8 1/2 mi. So. Palmetto, Roose-
iy ae M, Adams, Newnan,

RI Red Hens, slaying
on foot, Mrs, i
Newnan, Rt. 5.

20 AAA Grade NH Red Pul-
lets, 10 wks. old, $20. ea.; $24.
ea. if shipped. MO. Mrs. R. L.
Fears, Jackson, East 3rd. St.
Phone 2666.

Purebred RI Red Hens, and
NH Red Roosters, 1 yr. old,
$3.50 -$5, ea. Mrs, Ruth A.
Wicker, Americus,

ROCKS: BARRED, WHITE,
OTHERS:

Parks Barred Rock Cock-
erels, Feb. 23 hatch, from trap-
nested hens, $1.50 ea.; 1 Tur-
key Tom, 25 lbs., $10. Mrs. W.
L. Daniel, Parrott, RFD 1.

Pure, young, White Rock
Roosters, extra large for age,
$2. ea. Express Collect. Carl
Royston, Rt. 1.

Whie Rocks, Martin Strain,
AAAA grade, 38 pullets, two
roosters, 2 mos. old, $40., FOB.
J. C. Brown, Helena.

A ee DUCKS, GEESE,
GUINE

4 White Guinea Roosters, $10.
or $2.50 ea. FOB. Nathan B.
Deaton, Buford.

10 purebred B. B. Bronze
Turkey Hens, all laying, 2 toms,
$100. Eggs, $4. doz. Mrs. Belle
P. Carter, Newington.

Fla. Quackless White Ducks,
4-6 wks, old, $1.50 ea. R. A.
Plastridge, Greenville, Re, :4;

Wild Strain Mallard Ducks,
Green Heads, Drakes, $2.50; 2
or more, $2. ea.; Baby Mallards,
1 month old, $1. ea.; 5-6 wks,
old, $2. ea. MO. Eliza Guilford,
Blackshear, P. O. Box 8.

White Embden Goslings, 6
wks. old, Ma shipment, cash
with order.
Also Mammoth Toulouse
Goose Eggs, 50ic ea. W.
Stegmeyer, Seventy a0, West

30 Ib.
mmers,

imited quantity;} :
to live with widow and do light ;

POULTRY FOR SALE

White Pekin Ducks, laying,

ee pr. (male, female,); Trio,
3.50; Eggs, 75 doz. Plus post-
age. Mrs, A. P.

ton, Rt. 2:

- Wild Strain Mallards: Drakes
1 - 2 yrs .old, $2.50 ea.; 2 or
more, $2. a,; 4 wks. old Bab
Mallards, $4. ea. MO, Ta
Bartley, Blackshear.

White Holland Turkeys, lay-
ing, good weight, A oo $16.
Bi Will not ship. C. 8. Winn,
peony Atlanta phone 47-

Jones, Hamp-

WYANDOTTES:

40 AAAA White Wyandotte
young hens and 2 roosters, in
full production ae os Mrs. Ss.
P. Jones, tala, BR



POULTRY WANTED



ANCONAS:
Want 100 Ancona Hens, Old

Fashion Black, not older than} k,

6 months, pay $1.25 ea. and
shipping charges. J. R. Vincent,
College Park, Rt. 2, Box 210.

TURKEYS, DUCKS, GEDSE,
GUINEAS:

Want 2 MB or BB Turkey
Hens at reasonable price, and
come after within a few miles
Atlanta. Mrs. F. M. Wesbrooks,
Sandy Springs, 6096 Roswell
Rd. Phone Atlanta CH 6069.

Want Drake and 2 ducks of
Indian Runners. Write price.
Mrs. W. B. Russell, Dublin, Rt.
3.

Want 4 Guinea Hens, 1 Roos-
ter, will pay $1. ea. delivered
to Canton. Mrs. Helen Weaver,
Canton, Box 85.



FARM HELP WANTED:



Want man to look after cat-|-

tle and do truck farming on
halves. Near town. 5 R house,
wired for REA school bus and
mail rt. farm adjoins paved
hwy. No drunks. W. L. Oliver,
Barnesville.

Want-honest, dependable set-
tled man and wife for small
farm within city limits Nash-
ville, Ga. Will furnish living
quarters if desired. House wir-
ed, plent ene water, well on
porch, 129. Plenty of
churches cad schools. Thickly
settled community. Mrs. Ida
M. Griner, Nashville, Rt 3,
North Doris St.

Want one elderly man _ or
couple with small income to live
on small cattle farm. Will fur-
nish small house, lights, water,
etc. 6 mi. Moultrie. T. O. Col-
Baer 1196 - 4th. St.
Ss

Want unencutnbered white or
colored woman, middle aged,

farm chores on farm. Nice lo-



cation. Home and salary
PM. I Jhnson, A ett,



FARM HELP WAN TED

=

Want 1 or 2 H farmer, 50-50 |
basis. Nice, smooth, fertile land,
bale cotton per acre. Riding
cultivator, good 4 R house,
plenty wood, and water, mail
and school Rt., good thickl,
settled community. Dr. W. J.
Green, McDonough, Rt. 2.

Want middle aged white
woman to -live with elderly
woman on farm in Forsyth Co.
and do light farm chores. All
conveniences, with telephone,
and mail route by door. Rea-
sonable -salary, -board. Contact
by mail or in~ person. Mrs.
Marie Roper, Cumming.

Want farmers for small trac-
tor farm, rich land, cotton rent,
or 4ths.,
Also use middle age good wom-
an to cultivate flowers, garden,
other light farm chores. J. S.
Ward, Atlanta 889 eee
Ave. Phone LA 8902.

Want nice middle age coups
(no children) to live- on and
look after farm. Can have chic-
en, hogs, garden, and raise
flowers. No drinking. Must be
reliable. 1 mile West Conley
Depot Gate, 54 hwy. R. J.
Henderson, Morrow, Rt. 1, Box
oA.

Want white man or man and
wife to work on small farm in
Sandy Plains Community.
Weekly Wages, or 50-50 basis.
Clyde R. Parker, Marietta, Rt.
1, Box 184.

Want at once, able ee
reliable man for general farm
work. No tractor, Farm with
mules. Good wages, room, laun-
dry, and hoard. Prefer Exp.
man or consider with wife. Per-

manent. R. J. Cline, Waleska, |

Rt; 1:

Want col. family to raise
chickens on shares or salary.
James. H. Kent, Powder
Springs, Rt. 2, (Macland Com-
munity), - : io 4

Want good man on cattle

farm. Good house, lights, and
water. Good pay. J. G. Pur-
vis, Millen. Phone 32133. NS

Want single man as helper
in Bee work on farm. Must be
reliable, willing worker. No
experience necessary but pre-
ferred. State age, wages ex-
pected with room and_ board.
Give experience. J. O. Hall-
man Jr., ugh eee Rt, 1, Box
706-A.

Want man and family able
furnish self, 2 or 4 H farm,
good land, 4 R house, elec.,
good well water, good barn,
lots of compost, wood. School
bus by place. 3rds. and 4ths.
or standing rent. Mrs. Mabel
Moore, Rome, Rt. 1.

Want middle aged woman to
do light farm work and care
for poultry. $15. weekly, room,

standing rent basis. |

FARM HELP v

Want hap for gener
work on farm. S. E.
lanta, Rt. 3, DI 1242.

POSITIONS w v

wea Grace job oO
farm. Several. years exy
raising and caring for
and arranging perman
ture. Also have 1 tra
er. Best of references.
Sparks, Manchester, 8

Want job on poultry
stock farm. White, 45
W. L. Peek, Pavo, Rt. 2

Single man, 45 yrs. ol
health, sober, wants
farm. Experienced
crops, tobacco, stock, rep:
carpentry work. ~ John
Macon, 1238 Third: Ste
3-8884.

- Want position as |
stock raising, or carin
chickens on farm. Lif
experience. Salary, house,
den. Wife and self.
references. Roscoe |
Canton, Rt. 3. a

White man with 3
wants Small farm as ca
Vet. of World War II, una
do hard work. Desire to b
sober people. Prefer No,
gia. Good house, wate:
school and mail route. H
-be moved. Letters ans.

GC. Leonard, . Lawrencevil

White man and wi
ee small, farm,

ee chickens, garden,

4 R house, elec., ne
Teaita: on or near ace
share basis. References,
Burger, aes 249 Si
son St.,

Want. on farm cari
cattle, hogs, .chickens.
white man and wife. Ni
4 R house wired for light
church, Dont mind w:
can help with any ki
work. Monroe a
Rica, Rt. tte

Single Middle age,
sober, honest, wants jol
poultry, or stock farm.
Also do repair work. Ri or
board, salary. Coon ee
Enclose stamp for repl
Hemphill, Atlanta, 38
ington St. S.W. |

Man and wife wanes

farm for wages, at one
wages. Need furnished

D. L. Grindle, /o
Pressley, Clermont, Rt.

Exp: Dairy Herds
helper want job on d
for 20 pct. or on s
Both married with
ily. State full partic
er Moore, M





board. , Mrs. Mabel tenes ae
man...) : :



Want family. elp m
handle herd with 60 cows mi
ing : ip cto Mill .