Tom Linder Commissioner 
 
    
 
  
 
   
    
     
  
   
   
  
  
   
   
  
  
    
   
   
   
    
  
   
  
  
  
   
    
    
    
   
  
    
    
  
   
  
    
    
  
   
  
   
   
   
    
  
  
   
  
  
  
  
   
   
 
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st tie oon in that 
orgia city. Mr. Fred Scott, 
station kindly invited me to 
views on more pressing agri- 
lems. The very gracious lady 
* the program was concerned 
a parity and price supports. 
her concern, I was moved to. 
eeting on that subject. 
 
f farm production, the fixing 
prices _ and the setting up of 
not a problem peculiar 
gaged in farming. It is of as 
rn to other segments of our 
he farmer, and this, I think, 
ustrated by the following 
 
SB hitae of goods ntodaged 
ation ona consumed within 
 
nations. 
 
lose of the War. Bata, 
865 until 1915, a period of 
United States was a debtor 
ing those years we used our 
 
ope to borrow capital on 
and develop our agri- 
ry. During those years 
and meat was in effect 
the winter and spring months 
ms of capital i in Europe. At 
ne "season our cotton, wheat and 
. Europe i in payment of those 
east a large portion of them. 
were a debtor nation which 
dy market for our crops in 
were able to develop and 
continental railroads, packing 
ton and steel mills, skyscraper 
i in our cities, telephone 
 
ORLD WARI __ 
murder of the Archduke 
as was used as a 
 
   
  
  
  
   
 
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY, 10, 1954 
 
INESS, INDUSTRY, FARMERS, 
(AND PRICE SUPPORTS 
 
NUMBER 23 : 
 
  
 
from other lands. 
 
  
 
War - 
 
ing the akapoly of Great Britian in + 
world trade. 
 
: The international bankers loaned 
large sums of money to England, France, 
Italy and the Netherlands. Finally, in 
1917, it was necessary for the interna-~ 
 
a tional bankers to induce America to-come 
 
into the war to save the loans they they 
had made to the Allies. It was at that 
time that Bernard Baruch became the 
 
* go-between man between the White 
 
House and the international money len- 
ders. He has occupied that position from | 
 
then until this good day. 
 
When World War I came to an end, 
the United States opened our doors to 
foreign trade on the pretext of collecting 
war debts and this country was flooded 
 
with foreign goods to the amount of forty- 
_ three billion dollars. . 
 
In other words, so long as we were 
indebted to Europe, we created a market 
in Europe for our products. But, when we 
became a creditor nation and loaned 
money to the nations of Europe, we re- 
 
 -versed the situation and created a market 
 
in the United States for the products of. 
one countries. 
 
"Many people in this country wondered  
 
during the years of the 1920s why farm 
 
prices were so low when the world was 
at peace. They wondered why industry 
continued to lay off workers to swell the 
ranks of the unemployed when we had 
bountiful production of farm crops. Peo- 
ple wondered why farmers were losing 
their farm, businessmen were going 
 
_ bankrupt, and banks were closing their 
 
doors when conditions were such that 
this country should have been prosperous. 
 
. They wondered all these things because 
 
they did not know or understand that 
these things were happening because of 
money loaned by the international bank- 
ers to warring nations; and, they did not 
understand that because of these loans, 
 
-- we had become the consumer of indus- 
 
trial goods and farm products shipped in 
This condition con- 
tinued until 1929 when the economy of 
the United States was no longer able to 
 
| carry the load of unemployment and 
~ surplus farm products and surplus indus- 
trial products. 
 
In 1929, our economic backbone gave 
way and the American people, in suffer- 
ing and hardship, paid again for World 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
which they had paid for already 
 
a 
 
in money, in goods and in blood and lives . 
 
of our young men. 
 
INTERNATIONALISM AND FREE 
TRADE 
 
After } if: Hoover went" out of office, 
 
- the most discredited Presilent in the 
 
minds of most Americans-of any man who 
ever sat in the White House, the new 
administration that had promised to drive 
the money hangers out of the temple did 
exactly the opposite and lined up with 
the money changers. 
 
Catch phrases which appealed to the 
emotions of our good people were used. 
such as having a Good Neighbor Policy. 
The Administration instituted Reciprocal 
 
_ Trade Agreements, so-called, under which 
 
we have continued to import goods of 
all kinds for which we had no earthly 
use. We had no need of the goods but we 
did have need of the jobs to produce these 
goods in this country for our own people. 
Nobody gets any benefit out of imported 
goods except those licensed importers 
who buy them in cheap markets, bring 
them in this country and sell them at the 
American prices and make the enormous 
profit between the foreign price and price 
in the United States. Everybody else helps 
pay those profits without receiving. any 
benefit in return. 
 
In order to continue buying foreign 
goods and agricultural products, the Ad- 
 
ministration recognized the necessity of 
 
reducing American production.That is 
why limitations were put upon farmers 
and why the Administration undertook 
to limit and control the production of all 
domestic goods. 
Eagle came into existence in an effort to 
hold prices up in spite of competition 
from these imported goods and that is 
why support prices were made for agri- 
cultral crops in the effort to hold prices 
up in spite of agricultural imports. 
 
The spending of taxpayers money ta 
arbitrarily support prices was but a sub- 
terfuge on the part of the Administration 
to fool the people into thinking they were 
being given real relief when, in fact, they 
were receiving no relief at all. The farmer 
did not create this condition any more 
than the local merchant or local banker 
did. All of them are simply victims of 
the same foreign policy of the national 
government. 
 
MONOPOLIES 
Back in the old days when the United 
 
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Tom Linder, Commissioner 
 
Published Weekly at 
114-122 Pace St. Covington, Ga 
By Department of Agriculturc 
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SECOND HAND 
MACHINERY FOR SALE 
 
114-122 Pace St. Covington, ta o 
 
  
 
  
 
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_SECOND HAND 
MACHINERY FOR SALE 
 
  
 
2% HP Bready New Model 
AR Garden Tractor with re- 
verse, cultivator, disc harrow, 
plow with coulter, 32 in. field 
mower, 42 in. bulldozer blade, 
spike harrow, power driven 
mower, used 1 season. W. R. 
Beck, Jr., Sandy Springs. 145 
Mt. Vernon Hwy. Ch. 8883 (At- 
lanta). 
 
1 Feed Mill, good cond., $50. 
FOB,-Comer. Ralph S. Collier, 
Madison. 
 
* 30 in. Mill Rocks, belt and 
pulleys included, $45.; One Cut- 
off Saw with shafting, $10. I. L. 
Long, Austell, Rt. 1., Box 120. 
 
2 Horse Equipment: 8 Disc 
McCormick-Deering Cutaway 
Harrow, $40.; J. D. Hay Rake, 
$35.; Oliver Mower, $48.; Heavy 
Mogal Wagon, with bed, $68.; 
Iron Wheel Roller Bearing Mc- 
Cormick-Deering Wagon with 
oak body, $68.; Oliver Stalk 
Cutter, $37. Herman Grogan, 
Marietta, Dallas Rd., Rt. 5. 
 
Farmall A Tractor, A-1 cond., 
harrow, plows, planters, culti- 
vators. Mrs. Wallace Carter, 
Plains, RFD 2 
 
One 28 ft. grist mill, rock 
grinders, and machinry in ex- 
cellent condition. Dismantled 
and ready to transport. Can see. 
F. E. Colvin, Buford, Rt. 3. 
 
Large farm bell with slight 
crack in yoke, $6.50 FOB. Will 
ship if interested. Mrs. Lon 
Ashworth, Dacula, Rt. 1. 
 
Farmall B Tractor, planters, 
cwitivators, distributors, tractor 
has new rubber on rear, com- 
 
lete outfit, $450. Henry L. 
 
osey, Bartow, Rt. 1. 
 
Allis-Chalmers PTO, driven 
two speed and reverse side del. 
rake, used 2 seasons, very good 
cond., $225. at my farm. after 
4:00 P.M. John C. Reid, Zebu- 
Jon. Phone 85J11. : 
 
2 Roller Syrup Mill with 8 
ft. copper pan, cheap. Se near 
Cold Mountain, or write. Carl 
J. Roper, Cumming, Rt. 1. 
 
Sears Incubator, around 85 
or 90 egg cap., $8. Will not 
ship. C. S: Winn, Dunwoody. 
Phone 47-2617. ; 
 
1950 Ford Tractor with bush 
and bog harrow, rear mount 
mowing machine, and mechani- 
cal bar for hoist? good cond., 
all for $1050.00.-M. A. McCloud, 
 
Clarkesville, RFD 3. (1% mi. 
W. Turnerville). 
D-6 Caterpillar, Bull Dozer 
 
Tractor, less than 2 yrs. old, 1st 
class cond., $9000.00. Can see at 
my home on 29 Hwy., 10 mi. 
@it of LaGrange. D. G. Tyler, 
Gabbettville. 
 
  
 
  
 
1952 Ford Tractor, pan, field 
harrow, pulverizer and trailer, 
$1375.00 for lot. Excellent cond. 
See 1 mile E. Glover School, 
Rockbridge Rd., Cor. Dickens 
Rd. Or write. Mrs. Velma Hale, 
Norcross, Rockbridge Rd, 
 
One Letz Feed Mill No. 140, 
$65.; Power Pulpwood Saw on 
rubber, $75. R. R. Alexander, 
Athens, Rt. 2. 
 
One 1 H Wagon with bed and 
seat, good running cond., at 
my place, $35. Theo Wood, Can- 
ton, Rt. 4. 
 
2 H Wagon, $20. Stalk Cut 
ter, $15.; Mower, $15. A. E. 
Smith, Powder Springs, Rt. 2, 
c/o Little Acres. 
 
1 mule drawn Covington Cot- 
ton Dropper, very good cond., 
Bl. cash. Bob Lane, Franklin, 
 
tL. ; 
 
Farmall Cub Tractor, com- 
plete with 2 disc plow, 2 sec. 
16 disc harrow, 
planters, power take-off, good 
cond., $700. Ben Murphy, Spar- 
ta, Rt. 1. (10 mi. South Sparta, 
2 mi. off Sparta-Sandersville 
paved road). C 
 
14 in. Bottom Plow for Ford 
Tractor, reasonable; Also want 
one 2 disc plow for Ford Trac- 
Le is M. Harris, Thomaston, 
 
Good Allis-Chalmers Tractor, 
excellent cond., Athens 4 disc 
tiller, on good rubber, 2 row 
John Deere Stalk cutter, 1 mule 
mower, cheap for cash; Also a 
Farm Master:Elec, Brooder, 200 
 
cap., used one season, Mrs. 
Louie Combs, Sparta, Rt. 2. 
Phone 2064. 
 
John Deere Automatic Pick- 
up Hay Baler (wire tie) with 
engine, used 3 seasons, Reason- 
able. Write or call. Ray E. Tid- 
well, Douglasville. 
 
1950 Ford Tractor, 2 disc, til- 
ler, and Sub Plows, bush and 
bog harrow, for sale. Mrs. Ellie 
Mitchell, Decatur, 2404 Oak 
Grove Dr. Tel. Cr. 3522. 
 
One Allis-Chalmers Model C | 
 
Tractor with plow and culti- 
vator,~ perfect cond., $595.00. 
Ross Loughridge, LaFayette. 
Phone 4-1192. 
 
New 5 - 16 John Deere Sub- 
soil Plow, no wheels, penetrates 
to 18 in., $40. Will Ship, Milton 
P. Minchew, Jr, Macon, Rt. 3. 
 
McCormick O-6 Tractor, good 
cond., 1 - 26 in, dise B & B 
harrow, 8 hp garden tractor, 
nearly new, priced to sell, all 
or separately, Call any day ex- 
cept Saturday. .W. @, Byington, 
 
Pe. Intl, 
 
cultivators, | Make offer. 
 
  
 
SECOND HAND 
MACHINERY FOR SALE 
 
  
 
1.1952 John Deere B Tractor, | 
 
bought new, used very little, 
 
lights, starter, power-trol, cul-| 
 
tivating equipment, Graham 
Hoeme Plow, 5 teeth, practic-: 
ally new, @bl. sec. tractor a 
row, used very little, sacrifice 
price. Sell separately or togeth- 
er. E. G. Perryman, Benevo- 
lence. 
 
Model M Crawler Allis-Chal- 
mers Tractor, track and motor, 
$750.; Speed Sprayer outfit, 
good -cond., $1500. 
Roy Fowler, Manchester, Rt. 1. 
 
2 Elee. Brooders, reasonable 
price. Come see. M M. Minor, 
Roswell, 1067 Canton St. 
 
One old regular Farmall 
Tractor and 20 dise harrow, 
(just put new dise on front sec- 
tion), good shape, both $100.00 
cash. See me at Crisp Theatre 
every evening from 2:30-11:00 
P.M. S. H: Bowen, Cordele, Rt. 
2. 
 
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JD Two-~Row Tractor, start- 
er, lights, power take-off pul- 
ley, cultivators, planters, ferti- 
lizer. attach., dbl. sec. disc har- 
row, 4 disc tiller, used 3 yyrs., 
$1500.00. See Powells Farm, 7 
 
Have been used for-a saw mill 
at my place. Alton Stewart, Ad- 
rian, Rt. 2. mE. 
 
Turner Hay Baler, good run- 
wheels, has pully for power, $75; 
Also 1+5 in. endless belt, 40 ft., 
 
Buena Vista, Rt. 3. * 
 
seeder box attachment, new 
 
cap. elec. chick brooder, hover 
 
and good used rotary mower. 
C. B. Skipper, Macon, Rt. 2. 
Phone 3-5964. 5 
 
Practically new Allis-Chalm- 
ers 3-14 in bottom plow, trail 
type, good-rubber, $250.00; 1950 
Allis Chalmers. G Tractor with 
2 row planters and disc, recently 
overhauled, $500.00; 12 Disc IHC 
 
dilla. Phone 2434. - : 
 
2 Tow planter and 1 row fer- 
tilizer attachment for Gravely 
Garden Tractor. Make offer. M. 
B. Welsh, Macon, Rt. 2,' Heath 
 
mi. No. Fitzgerald on old Ab-|Rd 
 
beville Rd. E, F. Boyd, Sr., 
owner, Adel, 
 
One H Farmall Tractor, start- 
er, lights, power take-off, ex- 
cellent cond., $950. R. M. Davi- 
son, Woodville. Tel. 36320. 
 
Heavy duty Tractor Wagon, 
 
'$150.; One Power Unit, $800.; 
 
2 Power Saws, $150. and $250. 
E. K, Fowler, Athens, Rt. 2. 
 
New Massey-Harris No, 44} 
 
Tractor, gas, used only 50 hrs., 
A-1 cond., like new, lights, 
weights, etc., for sale or trade 
for smaller tractor; Also- Mas- 
sey-Harris 6 ft..Clipper Com- 
bine, PTO Bagger, reasonable. 
Rear Meeks, Carrollton. Phone 
 
1947 - T6 Intl. Crawler Trac- 
tor and Athens 8 disc roller 
bearing harrow, both $700.; 
Minn. Moline Combine 69 in. 
width, auxiliary motor, $350.; 
Long Wheel Base, 
$300. F. M. Gazaway, Decatur, 
Rt. 1, (2556 Clifton Springs Rd.) 
Ev. 2971. 5 
 
Used Berkley Deep Well 
Pump, $50. W. C. Aycock, At- 
lanta, 491 Peyton Rd., S.W. 
 
One Man Chain Saw, 30 lbs., 
with 18 in, blade, McCulloch 
make, good cond., $150. Scott 
Bingham, Nachoochee. 
 
One O. 8. Steel 20 in. Farm 
Bell without frame, for sale. 
Mrs. Julia K. 
Lucky, Grovetown, Rt. 1. 
 
~ One 1952 Intl. Combine, 6 
 
ft. blade, with motor, good as 
 
new, for sale. Ralph Duncan, 
Dacula, Rt. 1, Hog Mtn, Rd. 
 
D2 Caterpillar Tractor, with 
Laplant Choate Angle Dozer, 
Rome Dise Harrow, Taylorway 
Subsoiler, all good cond., $2200. 
Or. sell separately. Thomas 
Randolph, Gillsville, Rt. 1. (11 
mi. S. Gainesville). 
 
One Electric Seed Grader and 
Cleaner, good cond., for sale. 
Mrs. Avis McDaniel, Glen- 
wood, Rt. 1. 
 
402 Clipper Seed Cleaner 
with or without elec. motor, 
has feed roll, bagging attach., 
treated, asst. 12 screens, per- 
fect cond., $350. Will deliver. 
ee P. Minchew, Jr., Macon, 
 
' Complete set John Deere MT 
Cultivators for sale or exch. for 
anything can use. Only used 
little one season. R. 8S. Dean, 
Alma, Rt. 1. 
 
Incubator, elee., 100 egg cap., 
used once, $12.50 We place, or 
can ship, Mrs. J. H. 
Fitzgerald, Rt. 2, Box 8. 
 
8 ft. Keilefer Tandem Har- |- 
 
row for sale or exch, for 6 ft. 
harrow; Jacques  HP Pulp- 
wood Saw, for sale, H. L. Bai- 
ley, Roswell, Phone 5515. | 
 
uh Tractor, good cond., fully 
equipped with dise for break- 
ing land, power lift harrow, Du- 
 
plex planter, guano distributor, 
gang plows, pulley, purchased 
new Feb, 1958, used very little 
 
  
 
Newnan, Rt. 3. 
 
SR 
 
} wick, 
 
Talon Sse, Vs =F ete Rug te pecs 
 
$1850.00. J. M. Goolsby, Bruns- 
2000 Reynolds St 
 
   
 
all A Tractor, never been used, 
for sale or, trade for anything 
ean use on farm. J. M. Stringer, 
 
MACHINERY FOR SALE 
 
2 good steam engines for sale: ie 
 
used 2 weeks $25.00 W. H. Cook,| , 
 
type, $25.00; Also want for cash, | 
Graham Hoeme Plow, 5 tooth,,. 
 
Single Sec. Harrow with 18 in.| 
disc, $40.00. G. A. Lewis, Una=4; 
 
Exhaust Power Lift for Farm-_ 
 
  
  
  
  
   
  
   
   
  
   
  
  
   
  
   
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
   
   
  
  
  
   
  
  
   
   
  
  
  
  
  
  
 
ning cond., rubber tires on back| M 
 
John Deere 4 Dise Plow with 
paint, good shape; $150.00; 1000| 92 - 
 
load at farm, un 
M; 50 M or mor 
express in bags o 
$1.90; 20. M, $1 
Begin digging Fel 
Harrison, Blackshe 
 
Broccoli,  
$1. doz, Del. in 
 
postage out of 
. V. Frankl 
 
Dillard, |2 
 
   
  
  
   
  
  
   
  
  
   
  
   
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
   
  
  
  
  
  
   
   
  
  
  
   
   
  
   
   
  
  
  
  
  
   
   
  
   
  
  
    
  
  
   
   
  
   
  
   
 
Middleton, Rt. 1. 4 : 
 
Good as new two hooper Cole 
corn and bean planter, never 
used, $27.50. C. B. Hicks; Rey-| p: 
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MACHINERY WANTED 
 
  
 
Want used Riding Garden| ~ 
Tractor, good cond; cheap for Jersey 
cash. J. W. Johnson, Lithc#ia,| and White and Yello 
Rt. 1. Phone Stone Mtn. 3454. | Onion Plants, 500 
 
Want an old Ideal Binder with aoe Fa pe a 
8 spoke bull wheel; Also for Pp 
sale, good Ledbetter corn and| py 4 
cotton planter with guano hop- 
he Or exch. planters for nice 
heifer yearling. J. F. Wellborn,| ing Sti ees 
Rock Springs.   Yellow May Ph 
 
Huck - 
Want used cultivator and o i P 
planters for Ford Tractor, good 
cond. Vicinity of Palmetto. Joe} 
Harrelson, Palmetto, Rt. 1. Tel.|. 
 
6845. - ; : 
 
Want 2 used troctor tires, good 
 
fair cond., size 9 or 10 x 24. 
 
W. F. Hardison, Savannah} mj 
Beach, P. O. Box 2. ee SSS 
 
. gst 
 
Want to buy cultivators for 
L. A. John Deere Tractor, or 
cultivators and planters, Con- 
tact Marian Elliott, Meansville.. 
 
Want one David Bradley Gar- 
den Tractor, 2 1/2 hp, some 
implements not over 100 miles. 
Must be a bargain. H. J. Young,|  
Sumner, Rt. 1. 4 
 
ke Straw 
 
Want tractor, reasonable price; 
Also cultivators, planters, mow- 
er, near Atlanta or Fayetteville. 
Pay Cash. Contact H.- R. Ander- 
son, Fayetteville, Rt. 2. 
 
Want -one used side delivery | 
hay rake, the new wheel type. 
Gontact Roy Allgood, Atlanta, 
494 Boulevard, S. E.  
 
Want one cultivator for 1953 
Farmall Tractor, new type. State 
condition and price. J. C. Holt, 
Lenox, Rt. 2. i 
 
Want good, used Farniall| doz.; Dewb' 
cub tractor, with or without at- |] 
 
cuttings, k 
 
bunch; | pern 
Add poStage. I 
Gainesville, Rt. 
 
tachments. No junk. Joe G: 
Thomas, Cartersville: Rt. 3. posta, 
phone 1478.  : 
 
Henderson, E: 
49. 
 
Want a 300 cap., Elec. brood- 
er, at reasonable price and close 
by. Advise. W. P. Colvin, Mil- 
ner. Rt. 1. : 
 
Want a 1 or 2 cow Elec. Milk- 
er to be used on myfarm. Ad- 
vise. C. W; Jackson, Marietta. Rt. 
 
Hazlenut Bushs 
Mtn. Huckleber 
ing size, 85e d 
Sprouts, 
 
berry, 3 doz., 
Hoyett pote 
 
3, Box 
 
  
 
PLANTS FOR SALE  
 
  
 
Large berry Strawberry 
Plants, $1.50 C; Blue Damson 
 
Plum, 3, $1.35; -Garlic, 10| 8 $1.; Also Cit 
head; $1. doz; Large  Blue| Colored Bunch 
Plum, 50 ea. Exch. for print i) 
 
sacks. Miss Cecile McCurley, s 
Hartwell, Rt. 2 - : 
 
Strawberry plants, 50c C; alse 
 
  
 
  
 
|May cherry trees, 25 ea. . 
postage. Mrs. Rade! 
F sie 
   
 leberry, bearing 
ushes, 85c doz.; 
 
- Plum Sprouts, 
 
low Root, rooted, 
 
id postage. Mrs. Man- 
on, Ellijay, Rt. 3, 
 
Sprout Plants, 35 
Ga. Vernon D. Judy, 
 
i. Jumbo Strawberry, 
d postage. No COD 
Prompt shipment. 
oo Gainesville, 
 
4 
 
  
 
00 doz.; Black 
Red Raspberry, | 
ooseberry, Plum, $2. 
1erry Seed, 10c pod.; 
urd Seed, 20c pack. 
d and damp packed. 
Lov man, Ellijay, Rt. 
 
sh, $1.00 doz.; Black 
 
Red Raspberry, 
Gooseberry, Plum, 
Also Cherry Pepper 
 
ack. All plants rooted, 
. Add postage. Mrs. 
Ellijay, Rt. 5. 
 
alks Old Fashion Su- 
and Govt. Red Cane, 
ce; 500 at 4c ea.; 1 M 
Poe Te Glt: 
 
Two Crop, Early 
Red Hull Speckled 
1 cups, $1.25. 
de for White 
 
ice Popcorn, 
 
eas, spineless or 
Seed, Eng. Garden 
shipping chrgs. 
 
Multiplying 
ts, $12. for 
 
5 
a 
 
een Glaze Col- 
 
$1: 8 Thls., 
1 40 Ibs. Mrs. 
Cobbtown. 
 
pepper in pods, $2. 
before ordering. 
Smi , Arnoldsville, 
 
Cayenne_ Pepper, 
*kshot, 15 pods, 25c. 
sie Barfield, Shell- 
 
_ Pepper, 8-10 
eal hot, 25c large 
Thls., $17; Send 
 
oney. Or trade seed 
seed. Write first. 
 
Brunswick, Rt. 
 
Leaf Bull Face 
75 Thi.; Giant 
ft. diam., 40c 
lb.; Also Sage 
 
Plants, $1. doz. 
 
J. Ellis, Cum- 
 
;|Peas, 80c cup. 
 
| Crowder: Peas, 50c cup; Dried 
 
d/100 Ib. bags, $23. Cwt. FOB. 
 
| Beggs, Lavonia. 
 
|. Calif. Multiplying Beer Seed, 
 
+| qt. Add postage. Betty Mew- 
 
.| cup. PP. All 1953 crop. Mrs. 
 
A,| Gourd Seed, 
 
:|Bean Seed, Hasting Cornfield 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
D AND GRAIN SEED AND GRAIN BEANS AND PEAS 
a OR SALE  _ FOR SALE _ FOR SALE 
ittle. Pink Beptut Bean| 150 bu. each Red Ripper Peas,} Good tender garden bean seed,| 35 bu. good sound Velvet  
 
White Salet 
Good, _ tender. 
No chks. Mrs. Doshie Hensley, 
Ellijay, Rt. 3. poh 
 
Eng. Pea, and Purple Hull 
 
Seed, 60c cup; 
 
Hot Pepper in pod, 50c aqt.; 
Icebox Watermelon Seed, 25c 
doz.; Okra, 50c cup. Add post- 
age. Mrs. Samuel Caine, Cum- 
ming. : ; 
 
Tender large White Half 
 
Runner Bean, and large White}: 
 
Pole Bean Seed, 60c cup. PP. 
Mamie Anderson, Ellijay, P. O. 
Box i377. 
 
Ky. 31 Fescue Seed, 99 pct. 
pure, $18. Cwt. Cecil Travis, 
Riverdale, c/o Pine Crest Acres. 
Tel. Fayetteville 5581. 
 
1953 Okra, 45c teacup. Add. 
postage. Mrs. Edna Hooper, 
Hiawassee, Rt. 1. . 
 
_ Calif. Multiplying Beer Seed, 
20cstart;. 12 starts; - $12." PP 
Mrs. Earl Fincher, Rockmart, 
Rt. 2; = 
 
1953 Pensacola Bahair Grass 
Seed, recleaned, in new 100 lb. 
bags, 20clb. Virgil T. Barber, 
Nashville, Rt. 3.. 
 
Recleaned Kobe Lespedeza 
Seed, 98/90 test, bagged in new 
 
Joe D. Murrow, 
Tel. 2948. . 
 
_ Calico Bunch Butterbeans, 35c 
cup. PP. Exch. for pecans. W. 
eS McWilliams, Lithonia, Rt. 3. 
 
Old Fashion Eschelott and 
Red Nest Onion Sets, $1. gal. 
Prepaid in Ga. Mrs. W. C. 
Byington, Newnan, Rt 3 
 
Farmington, 
 
Jimpson Seed for tomato 
grafting, 25c pkt. and stamped 
envelope. W. C. Aycock, Atlan- 
ta, 49t Peyton Rd., S. W. 
 
Giant Long Green Pod Okra, 
hand ~ picked, kept pure, 40c 
cup, Add postage. James V. 
Bennett, Screven. : 
 
Several bushels good cane 
seed, combine run, 10c lb. Plus 
shipping chrgs. No COD. Cleo 
 
Good citron seed, $1.25 Ib. 
Ralph Jones, Cadwell. 
 
Extra early White Bunch* 
Bean Seed, tender, large cup, 
50c. Add postage. Mrs. Levi 
Barron, Gainesville, Rt. 1: 
 
30c_ start. Mrs. R. 
Rockmart, Rt. 2. 
 
3000 bu. oats, bulk $1. bu. 
FOB farm. SJight charge for 
sacking if desired. L. E. Akins, 
Macon, Rt. 3. Phone 57981. 
 
_ White Half Runner, Pink 
Peanut Bean Seed, and few 
cups tender Salet Peas, 60c 
cup. PP. No chks. Eula Beal, 
Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box 132. : 
 
Green Pod. Okra, Yellow 
Crok Neck Squash, Black Dia- 
mond, Blecklee-Kleckley Sweet 
Watermelon, Rockyford and 
Hales Best Cantaloupe, and 
Citron Melon Seed, 25c cup; $1, 
 
A. Nolen, 
 
born, Bolingbroke, Rt. 1. 
 
Tender Hull English, and 
Gray Sugar Pea Seed, 40c cup; 
Mustard, smooth ruffle leaf, 2 
Thls., 15c; Colored Pole Butter- 
bean, bears until frost, 40c cup; 
White Blackeyed Peas, 20c cup. 
Add postage. Mrs. C. D. Sellers, 
Ellijay, Rt. 2, 
 
Yellow Meat Watermelon, 40, 
10c; Martin Gourd Seed, 10c 
doz. ahd stamped envelope; 
Hearts of Gold Cantaloupe, and 
Okra, 25c cup; White Nest On- 
ion, $1. gal. Add postage. Mrs. 
P. E. Traylor, Rebecca. 
 
Butter Pea Seed, 50c cup. 
 
es|Mrs, Lula Hawkins, Alpharet-| 
 
tay Rt..3. d 
 
White Multiplying Nest On- 
ion (cleaned) 35 qt.; And old 
fashion long green Okra, 55c 
 
George Floyd, Rockmart, Rt. 2. 
Dipper, Nest Egg and Mixed 
; , also Castor Bean, 
 
15e pkg. Mrs. John Weaver, 
Temple, Rt. 2. 
 
White tender Half Runner 
ean, 55 large cup. PP, Mrs. 
 
  
 
  
 
A. W. Mulkey, Ellijay, Star Rt. 
 
| Hardman, Commerce, Rt. 2. 
 
| Seed, 
 
  
 
$5.50 bu.; .Brown Gaton Soy 
Beans, $6.50 bu.; 40 bu.. New 
Era Peas, $5. bu.; 12 tons Brown 
Top Millet Seed, recleaned, 
8'6c Ib.; 2000 lbs. Shogoin Tur- 
nip Seed, 99.79 pct. pure; 92 
pet. germ. W. H. Norris, Zebu- 
lon. 7 
 
Colored and White Bunch 
Butterbenas, 50 Ilb.; Prolific, 
bearing until frost, long green 
Okra Seed, $1. lb. All new seed, 
hand gathered, and_ shelled. 
Add _ postage. Mrs. H, G. 
Greene, Carnesville. 
 
Few thousand stalks Green 
Cane for planting, good lengths, 
$25. per M stalks. W. W. Wil- 
liams, Quitman. 
 
8000 lbs. Cattail Millet, 8c lb.; 
500 lbs. Brown Top Millet, 10c 
lb. Both cleaned, in 100 Ib. 
bags. Germ, and purity guar.; 
100 bu. Iron and Clay Peas, $6. 
bu. Cleaned, 2 bu. bags. See 
Sankie Powell at farm near 
Wrens, or contact M. T. Cour- 
son, Hazelhurst. 
 
300 bu. Coker Oats, $1; bu. 
Willie Nix, Commerce, Rt. 2. 
 
Pure Pride Watermelon Seed, 
50c oz.; % lb., $1.85 PP.; Pure 
Midget Icebox Watermelon, 60c 
0z.; 4 lb., $1.50. PP in Ga. Mrs. 
W. Y. Summers, Newnan, Rt. 5, 
 
1800 Ibs. recleaned pasture 
grade Kobe Lespedeza, in new 
bags, $15. Cwt.; Several tons 
Lespedeza, $30. ton. W. H. 
 
Dixie Crimson Clover, 15c 
lb.; Chapel Hill Rescue, 8c Ib.; 
Rescue 6c lb.; Brown Top Mil- 
let, 9c 1b.; Star Millet, 20c Ib.; 
Kobe Lespedeza, 28c lb. Tel. 
2131. C. D, Wood, Bowdon. 
 
50 Ibs. Black Diamond Wa- 
termelon Seed, $1.25 lb.; 3 mi. 
Palmetto. H. D. Wilson, Pal- 
mete. Ri 1. 
 
Gimson Weed Seed, 50c Tbl.; 
Cinnamon Vine, and Gourd 
15 doz.; Blue Tender 
Peas, 5 cups, $1.; Also 2 lbs., 
Yellow Root, $1.25. Mrs. L. E. 
Sanders, Buchanan, Rt. 2. e 
 
Seed: Watermelon, Pumpkin, 
Hot Pepper, all, 15c pkt.; Green 
Glaze Collard and Hastings 
Heading, 20c thls.;- Peach seed, 
10-doz.; also onion plants, 20c 
doz. Add postage. Mrs. Viola 
Brady, Cairo. Rt.-17 - 
 
Long green (without fuz) ok- 
ra seed, 50 cup; white butter- 
bean, 60c cup; Purple Hull or 
Brown Crowder Peas, 3 cups, 
$1.; 12 garlic bulbs, $1.; 6 Mul- 
lein plants for.$1. Add postage. 
Mrs. V. M. Johnson, Shellman. 
 
Garrison watermelon seed, 
50c large pkt.; $1.50 Ib.; Can- 
taloupe, tomato and _ gourd 
seed, 3 pkts. 50c. Postpaid. Earl 
Stuckey, Blackshear. 
 
Cleaned, white multiplying 
nest onions, ready for setting, 
$1.50 gal. PP. No COD. Mrs. S. 
H. Browning, Ailey.  
 
Blackeyed Two Crop Crowd- 
er and Mixed Peas, Okra, and 
White Bunch Lima Bean Seed, 
for sale. John B. Horne, Fort 
 
Valley, Rt. 1. %Highway Haven 
Store. e : 
Brown Speckled Cornfield 
 
Beans, also Okra, each 50c cup; 
Small Pole Lima Butter beans, 
35c cup; White Cornfield Beans, 
50c cup; Mixed Peas, 25c cup. 
Add postage. Cora Mae Ham- 
montree, Chickamauga, Rt. 2. 
 
Pure -Honeydrip Cane Seed, 
10c Ib.; Green Pod Okra Seed, 
50c Ib. Fob. J. F. Farlow, Bow- 
don, Rt. 2. Tel 3488.- 
 
Clemson Okra, 1954, gatherd 
without rain, $1.00 lb Miss Annie 
E. Jones, Fayetteville, Rt. 3. 
 
300. bu. oats, $1.00 bu. FOB, 
bulk. Will sack for hauling. L. E. 
Akins, Macon, Rt. 3. Phone 
57981. \ 
 
Green Glaze Colard Seed, 1953 
crop, 25c Tbl.; 6 Thls., $1.00; $5 
lb.; Martin Gourd Seed, 15 doz.; 
2 doz. 25c; Jumbo Pumpkin, 
15c.; 2 doz., 25c; White Butter- 
beans, 35c lb. Mrs. J. A. Wilson, 
Martin. 
 
600 lbs. good grade Sericea 
Lespedeza Seed, combine run, 
15c Ib. at my place 5 mi. E. Mon- 
toe, just off Athens Hwy, near 
 
  
 
bee Vernon Church, W. M. Cook, 
 
  
 
Little White, Big White Half 
 
Runner, Pink Peanut, Brown 6 
Week Speckled Cutshort Beans, 
60c cup. Or exchange 2 cups for 
4 print sacks. Add _ postage. 
Dessie Vivk, Ellijay, Rt. 3. 
 
5000 lbs. Kobe Lespedeza, re- 
cleaned, in new bags, free of 
noxious weed seed. Joe A. 
David, Dewy Rose,. 
 
BEANS AND PEAS 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
20 bu. Dixie Lee Peas from 
certified seed, 20c lb. FOB. No 
less than a bushel sold. Harvey 
C, Jordan, Buena Vista. 
 
White with Blackeyed Peas, 
1953 crop, 10c lb. Jud Roberts, 
Carters, Rt. 1. / 
 
Tender, * White and Striped 
Cornfield Beans, 55c teacup; 
 
Blue Java Peas, 25c lb. in 5 Ib.J 
 
lots; also Pumpkin Seed, 15c 
Tbl. Add postage. Mrs. Mattie 
Little, Ball Ground, Rt. 1. 
 
White and Colored Bunch 
Butterbeans, 25c cup. Exchange 
for print sacks: (1 cup per 1 sack 
Ea. pay postage; Also White 
Butter Peas, 40c cup. Add post- 
age. Ethel Crowe, Gainesville, 
Rt.-2:  3 
 
Tender Speckled Half Run- 
ner, and Blue Pole Bean, 3 
cups $1.50; One bushel White 
Crowder Peas, clean, for table, 
$12.00:; 5 cups, $1.50. No chks. 
Mrs. Lon Ashworth, Dacula, Rt. 
ee 
 
Large White Speckled Run- 
ning Butterbeans, heavy bear- 
ers til frost, 35c cup; 4 cups, $1. 
25; Prepaid; Red Crowder, White 
Blackeyed, White Purple Hull 
and Peanut Peas, 35c cup; 4 cups 
$1.25. Mrs. H. E. Richardson, 
Bowdon. Rt. 1. 
 
Good tender, high land, mix- 
ed Cornfield Beans, 60c cup; 2 
cups, $1.10; 3 cups, $1.45.| PP; 
Also Watercress peas, 40c doz.; 
 
Adairsville, Rt. 2. 
 
Old time Little White Tender 
Half Runner, and White Tender 
Cutshort Cornfield Beans, free of 
weevils, $1.00 cup. Plus postage. 
Mrs. T. N. Wade, Talking Rock, 
Fite: 
 
GoodMay English Peas, 75c 
cup. PP; 2 cups, $1.25. Mrs. Hen- 
ry G. Parks, Ellijay, Rt. 3.  
 
60 bu. good 90 Day Velvet 
Beans, $12.00 bu. J. B. Mullis 
Dexter. 
 
Old, Time White, and striped 
Half Runner, Pink Peanut White 
Hull 6 Weeks, and Speckled Cut- 
short Beans, 60e .cup; White 
Salet Peas, 85c cup.. No chks. 
Ople Gable, Ellijay, Rt.'3. 
 
50 Day Black Crowder Peas; 
5 Ibs., $1.25; No less 5 lbs. to a 
ustomer. PP in Ga. Also 
White Peas, good to eat dry or 
green, $8.00 bu. Exp. collect. 
eae J. E. Meeks, Bethlehem, 
 
tos ; 
 
Tender Speckled Cutshort 
Cornfield Beans, 65c cup; Mixed 
Cutshort, 60c cup; White salte 
Eng. Peas, 80c cup. PP. No chks. 
Mrs. Preston Southerland, Elli- 
jay, Rt. 3. 
 
White and Speckled Tender 
Half Runner Beans, 60c cup; 
Red Speckled. Crowders, Blue 
Java Peas, 25c lb. in 5 lb. lots; 
Tender Hull Salet Garden Eng. 
Peas, 60c teacup. Add postage. 
Mrs. G. T. Brown Ball Ground. 
 
White brown-eye Crowder 
and Florida Crowder peas, each 
$10.00 bu. Add postage. L. D. 
Todd, Danville. ; 
 
Purple Hull Peas, large run- 
ning kind, brown when dry, 
45 lb.; $4.-pk.; $15. bu. Del. 
Mrs. Geneva Chanclor, Pitts. 
 
  
 
Beans, $10, bu. Cecil Jennings, 
Soperton. . 
 
Little Old Fashion White 
Hull Half Runner Beans, sound 
tender, and White Seeded 
Green Hull variety, 75c cup 
Orders promptly - filled. Mrs, 
J. M. Hall, Douglasville, Rt. 4, 
Box 133. : 
 
Velvet Beans, ready, sacked 
clean, for sale. See. Oathet 
Carver, Wray, Rt. 1. 
 
Tender White Cornfield Bean, 
large, small White Half Run- 
ner, Early Brown Bunch, 50@ 
cup; 3 cups, $1.35; Lima Bunch 
Butterbeans, 30c cup: 3 cups, 
75c. Mrs. J. G. Whitfield, Jas~ 
 
per, Rt. 3. 
No. 1 Ninety Day Velvet 
Beans, gathered before frost 
 
or freeze, in 4 bu. lots or more, 
 
$8.50 bu. A. D. Ringwood, Dan- 
 
ville, Rt. 2. 
Several buhels Early Purple 
Hull Crowder Peas, 25c Ib, 
 
del. in Gai; $8. bu. FOB. No 
less than 8 lbs. shipped. Geo, 
W. Howard, Cedartown, Rt. 2, 
 
Gay Tan Beans, cleaned, bag- 
 
ged, for sale. W. M! Harris, 
 
Thomaston, Rt. 1. 
 
Good tender Old Fashion 
Cutshort Cornfield, and White 
Half Runner Garden Beans, 55 
cup. No chks. nor stamps. Add 
postage. Pearl Wilson, Carters, 
 
Early Cream, Blackeyed Spot- 
ted Crowders, Pole Cat, 5 Ibs., 
$1.; Tender Half Runner, White 
Bunch, Cream Color, and 6 
Weeks Pink Beans, large cup, 
50c. Add postage. Mrs. T. L. 
Lawson, Gainesville, Rt, 8. 
 
  
 
PECAN AND OTHER 
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Plum and Sage Plants, 6, $1.3 
Scuppernong Cuttings, 75c doz.; 
Blueberry, Yellow Root, an 
Garlic Bulbs, 50 doz; Kudzu 
 
Plants, $9. C. Add postage. Mrs. - 
3 doz., $1.10. Mrs. Paul Hogan,| J 
 
. C. Eaton, Dahlonega, Rt. 1. 
 
Govt. ,insp. Moneymaker, 
Brooks ahd oore Pecan Trees, 
4-5 ft., $1.25;5-6 ft., $1.50. L. E. 
Brown, Baconton. 
 
Oct. Yellow Indian Peach 
Trees, Large Purple Fi 
Sprouts (rooted), $1. ea.; 6 ol 
fashion Cling Stone and Clear- 
stone Peach, $1.; Sweet Pome- 
granate Bushes, $1.50 ea. Add 
postage. Mrs. V. M. Johnson, 
Shellman. 
 
Scuppernong Grape Vines, 
35 ea.; Red Sugar Fig Trees, 
45 ea. Mrs. J. R. Brannen, 
Statesboro, Rt. 1. 
 
Crabapple, Currant, Black 
and Red Haw, Black Walnut, 
Catawba, Mulberry, Cherr yy 
Himalaya Blackberry, 2-4 ft, 
40c ea.; $3. orders PP. Mrs, 
Thurman Todd, Mitchell. 
 
Crabapple, 2-3 ft. 5, $1.; Red 
and Yellow May Plum, 6, $1.3 
1 and 2 yrs. old Peach, $1. ea.; 
Persimmon, 35c ea.; Muscadine 
Vines, 8, $1.; Purple-and White 
Fig, 50c and $1.; State insp. 
Add postage. Exch. for sacks 
Mrs. Grady Brewer, Tooms- 
boro. 
 
Red-and Yellow June, Red 
and Yellow Delicious, Yates, 
Stayman, Blacks, etc. Apple 
Trees, 1 yr. size, 35c; Large 2 
 
tyr. 45c; Pears, Cherry, Plum, 
 
Apricot, 1 yr. size, 65c;. Grape 
Vine, 25c; 3 ft. size Stuart Pe- 
can, $1.75; 3 yr. Blight Proof 
Chestnut, $1.50 ea. State insp., 
del. T. M. Webb, . Ellijay. 
 
Apples: Everbearing, Yellow 
Delicious, Red Delicious, Red 
June, Yellow June, Horse, 
 
Grimes, Winesap, Black Twig, 
grafted, insp., 1 yr., 40c ea. All 
orders $3. up delivered. A. J. 
Willoughby, Waco. 
 
  
 
  
 
Dr., N. By 
 
  
 
HEREFORD SHOW AND SALE 
 
The Georgia Hereford Assn., Annual Spring Show 
and Sale will be held in Atlanta at the Southeastern 
Fair Grounds, Saturday, February 20thShow begins 
9:30 A. MSale, 1:00 P. M. Both horned and polled 
Herefords from 16 Georgia Herds shown and _ sold. 
Write. Ralph W. Cammack, Atlanta, 599 Morningside 
 
  
 
  
 
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PECAN AND OTHER 
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE 
 
PEANUTS AND PECANS. 
 2OR SALE 
 
  
 
: Black Walnut Sprouts, 25 ea.; 
 
den, Hapeville, Box 127. 
 
#10: 
 
Muscadine, Scuppernong Fall 
and Fox Grape Vines, your col- 
lection 12, $1.75; Bearing size 
Blueberry, $1.25 doz.; Hazel- 
nut, 75e doz.; Early May Cher- 
ry Trees, Damson Plum, 6, $1.; 
Dif. var. Peach, $1.50 doz. Mrs. 
 
_M. L. Eaton, Dahlonega, Rt. 1. 
 
Concord Grape Cuttings, 
rooted, $1. ea.; 6, $5.; Also Stone 
Mountain Whtermmsion Seed, 
 
Dynamite by 25 teacup. 
Add postage. E. 
 
rietta, 
 
State insp. Apple Trees, lead- 
ing var. 2-3 ft., 30c ea.; 3-4 ft., 
35c ea.; Peach, 2-3 ihe 30c ea.; 
Grape Vines, 2 yr., 20c ea. PP. 
A Be Alexander, Cleveland, 
 
ts: 
 
Dewberry, Blackberry, Cran- 
berry, Sugarberry, also Persim- 
mon, Red, Orange, Yellow, 
May, June Plums, Cherry, all 
 
6, $1.; Red, Black Mulberry, 5 
$1: Red, Black Muscadine, $1. 
doz. Add postage. Mrs. Thos. 
ais Lithonia, Rt. 3, Box 
 
Seeding Peach Trees, old 
time red, 6, $1.35; $2.50 doz.; 
PP in Ga. Out-of- State, add 25e 
for postage. Mrs. Vada Bla- 
lock, Adairsville, Rt. 2. 
 
Celestial Sweet Fig, and 
large Lemon Settings, inspect- 
ed, 4-5 ft., $2. ea.; 3-4 ft., $1.50; 
2-3 ft., $1. Small Stuart Imp. 
Pecan, Lyr., $1.; 2 yr., $2.; Nuts 
 
for planting, 5e ea. B. O. Fus- 
 
sell, Atlanta, 
Ave., N.E. 
 
Walnut Trees, well branched, 
8-4 ft., $1.25 ea.; 5-6 ft. $1.75 
ea. All prepaid. Prompt del. 
Mrs. H. E. Richardson, Bow- 
don, Rt. 1* 
 
Hazelnut Bushes, Red Rasp- 
berry, $1. doz.; Chestnut with 
roots, 50c ea.: Wild Gooseberry, 
Muscadine Vine, ea. 6, $1.; Also 
Sassafras with roots, 4, $1.; 
Huckleberry, Garlic, Ye llo w 
Roots, 50c doz.; and Walnut 
Meats, $1. lb. Mrs. D. M. Hollo- 
way, Dahlonega, Rtj1.: 
 
889 Edgewood 
 
Muscadine Vines, 45c ea.; 
Also White and Colored But- 
terbeans, 40ce cup; Colored Half 
Runner, 50c cup. Add postage. 
 
Ezra Caine, Cumming. : 
 
Old Fashion Limber Twig 
Apple Sprouts, 50c ea.; 3, $1.; 
White Eng. Peach Sprouts, 50 
ea.; 3, $1. Mrs: A. D:; Jones, 
Cumming, Ria: 
 
May Cherry Trees, Catnip 
 
_ bunches, Crabapple Trees, Ha- 
 
zelnut Bushes, Garlic Bulbs, 
each 6, $1. Add postage. Mrs, 
Mae Turner, Gainesville, Rt. 6. 
 
Fig Sprougs, 
 
50c ea. at my home. J. D. Dur- 
 
Tame Gooseberry, 6, $1.; 
Black Walnut, about 2 ft., 35c 
ea.; Raspberry, 60 doz.; Pep- 
 
permint, 40 doz.; Yellow Root, 
50c lb.; Queen of the Meadow, 
75 Ib.; Jimpson Weed Seed, 
50c Tl. Add postage. Miss 
oe Patterson, Halking Rock, 
 
  
 
PEANUTS AND PECANS 
 
  
 
FOR SALE 
New Peat Meats, clean, 
shelled halves, $1. lb PP. No 
 
chks. Miss Orene 
Flowery Branch, Rt: 1. 
 
1953 crop (not shelled) Pe- 
eans 30c lb.; Shelled halves. $1. 
qt.; Broken, 90c qt.; Also Peach 
Seed, Old. Time White, and 
Yellow Elberta, 25 doz.: Half 
ee mixed $1. Add postage. Mrs, 
 
an Terry, Quitman. 
 
Overby, 
 
Peanuts, large, pink skin, 
 
2. 4 in hull, washed, dried, fine 
 
for seed or eating, $2. pk.: $6. 
bu.; Also Blue Java Peas, 25c 
in 5 lb. lots; White Tender 
Half Runner Garden Beans, 55c 
teacup. Add postage. P. B. 
 
. Brown, Ball Ground, Rt. 1. 
 
1953 crop Pecans, Stuarts or 
Schleys, 5 Ib., $2.; also Dill 
seed, 4 0z., $1. PP. Send check 
or currency. J. W. Lang, Omega. 
 
Red Peanuts, 3-4 te hull, 
washed; selected, $6. bu.; Also 
Shelled White Rice Popcorn, 
_ lbs., $2. Add postage. Mrs. 
 
B. H. i. Holland, Dalton, Rt. 2. 
 
. E. Kurtz, Ma-| J: 
 
|Harold Hayes, 
 
4-6 ft., rooted,- 
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80 lbs. Schley Pecans, 98 pct. 
sound, 22c lb. at my barn. E. 
H. Toole, Midville, Rt. 1. 
 
Stewart Pecans, 5 lb., $1.50. 
PP! No: chs: sseMicn Deans 
Danielsville. f 
 
Stuart Pecan Meats, in halves 
$1. Ib. Add postage; Imp. Seed- 
lings, 20c lb. FOB. Crawford- 
ville. Geo. Nunn, Crawfordville, 
Ries 
 
Shelled pecans, $1. lb. Mrs. 
L. Burk, Tifton, Rt. 3. 
 
  
 
HAY AND STRAW 
(WHEAT, OATS, ETC.) 
 
  
 
FOR SALE 
New crop Peanut Hay in truck 
load lots, del anywhere. Write 
 
for prices. J. M. Bryant, Syca- 
more, Rt. 1, Box 151. 
 
3 1/2_tons baled eno hant Hay, 
$30.00. ton. 3 mi. NW Douglas- 
 
>| ville. Robert E. Foran, Douglas- 
 
ville. Phone 2515. 
 
Unbaled Shucks at barn. Make 
offer. C. V. Allen, Stone Moun- 
tain, Rt. , Box 38. 
 
A-1 ae mixed grass hay, 
$30.; Sericea Lespedeza $35.00. 
Del in 5 ton lots. L. C. Curtis, 
Watkinsville, Phone 3431. 
 
5 tons hay for sale at barn. 
R. O. Stodghill, Jackson, Rt. 1. 
Good peavine Hay, baled, $35 
ton at farm. J. F. Lowe, Fort 
Nanos . 
 
- Kudzu Hay, 10 tons, top quali- 
ty, baled with pickup baler, 
chopped for easy feeding, cut, 
baled, stored without rain, $35 
ton my barn, 4 mi. E. Buford. 
Buford, Rt. 2; 
Phone 3865. P 
 
Lespdeza Hay or Baled Oat: 
 
Hay, 80 bale; Oat, Wheat, Rye 
Straw, 50c bale. 6 mi..So. town 
on State Hwy. .281 (Wildcat 
Bridge Rd.). See T. J. Rousey, 
Royston, Rt. 2. ~ 
 
100 tons bright baled hay, bal- 
ed without rain, combination of 
 
Bermuda, Crab and Dallas Grass 
-| no weed, $25.00 ton FOB my 
 
barn. J, Lynwood Bentley, 
Thomaston, Rt. 2. Phone 3697. 
 
Several tons bright Runner 
Peanut Hay, no rain nor posion, 
lots of peanuts in hay, i 00 
ton.; Near Charing Ga. , A. 
Welch Jr., Mauk. 
 
Top Seales sericea Jespedeza 
Brown Top Millet or Grass. Hey, 
verieties baled sPparatelyi: $35; 
$30:00; $25.00 ton. E. T. Newton, 
Madison, Che Ranch. Tel. 
157-J- or 113. 
 
Lespedeza Hay for sale, James 
Nutt, Luella. 
 
New crop Peanut Hay deliver- 
ed in trailerload lots.. Write for 
Re V. H. Burke, Cacao 
 
tat 
 
24 tons excellent quality Pea- 
nut Hay, peanuts taken up after 
storm rains, $23.00 ton at my 
farm 7 mi SE Cuthbert. D. Don- 
ald Peavy Cuthbert, Rt3., Tel: 
2320. 
 
Best quality Lespedeza Hay, 
baled without rain. with pick-up 
baler, 85c per bale in truckload 
lots at my farm. See Bud 
Thompson, Dawsonville. (4 mi. 
south). 
 
10- tons baled Bermuda dnd 
Lespedeza Hay, $35.00 ton. L. P. 
ingleton, Fort Valley, Rt. 3. 
Phone 772. ~ 
 
Few hundred bales Kobe Les- 
pedeza, and some lespedeza an 
Fescue Hay, heavy bales, $35.00 
ton; $1.00 bale. One mile Bag- 
well Truck Stop. Mrs. 
Dilworth; Canon, Rt. 
Redwine Farm, 
 
pie 0 
 
15 tons Runner Peanut Hay, 
$18.00 ton at my place. Leroy 
Shiver, Camilla, Phone 4612. 
 
150 bales good mixed. Grass 
and Lespedeza Hay, 80c bale at 
my farm. R. L. Estes, Rex. 
 
Grass Hay, 85c bale; Lespede- 
za Hay, $1.15 bale; 5 mi. N. Ros- 
well off 140 Hwy, Ralph -Dan- 
gar, Woodstock. 
 
50 tons new crop Soybean Hay, 
$40. at barn. Lynn Borders, 
Fort Valley. Phone 614. 
 
Excellent Grade So oy ong 
Cane Hay, $35.00 ton FOB 
S. Collier, Madison, 
 
and 
alph 
 
Boyd | 
 
  
 
(Wheat, Oais, et 
- FOR SALE  
 
  
 
Bright baled oat straw, $20. 00 
ton, FOB; Also have oats for 
 
jsale Fred Benton, Jr, Monti- 
 
cello, 
 
75 tons good Runner Peanut 
Hay, $15. ton at my barn. Will 
help load. Write, or. phone 161. 
 
Frank F, Alston, Jr., Parrott, | 
 
Box 111. 
 
Few tons good Kobe Lespe- 
deza Hay, $35. ton; Also good 
bright grass hay, $25. ton. 
Phone 85J11 after 4:00 P.M. 
John C. Reid, Zebulon. 
 
25 to 40 tons Lespedeza Se- 
rieca Hay, baled without rain, 
$25. ton FOB barn, 9 mi. South 
Barnesville, U.S. 341. W. P. 
Elder, Jr., Culloden. Phone 
Thomaston 3472 night. 
 
300 bales clean good Sericea 
Hay, bri ight, $32.50 at my barn, 
2% mi. Kast Lithonia, at Gaines 
ae M. A. Gaines, Lithonia, 
 
t 
 
500 bales Tepes: Hay, sun 
cured, has some straw, 65 per 
bale; 100 bales Fescue, sun 
cured, tender, 80c bale; 200 
bales Vetch and Wheat Hay, 
85 bale. Will help load. Jack 
Barnette, Colbert. Phone 4372. 
 
40 tons good, bag peanut 
hay for sale. A. Dale, Par- 
rott, Rt. 1, Box a Phone 823. 
 
Good bright grass hay, $25. 
ton; Peavine and soybean hay, 
$30. ton at farm. Will deliver 
 
-for reasonable amount. We H. 
 
Norris, Zebulon. 
 
Excellent Soybean and Cane 
Baled Hay, $35. ton. FOB Com- 
er, Ga. Ralph S. Collier, Madi- 
son. 
 
16 tons good baled Gaytan 
Bean. Hay, $40. ton. Harvie E. 
Bickers, Hiram. Tel. Powder 
Springs 4764. . 
 
About 300-400 bales nice bal- 
ed oat straw, never rained on, 
50e per bale. Ww. T. Allen, Dan- 
ielsville, RFD d 
 
10 tons Alfalfa Hay, $35. ton. 
Also 1000 bu. good clean oats, 
90e bu. in bluk. BE. -V. Janets 
Bogart: 
 
20 tons exellent ality | pea- 
nut hay (peanuts gs up af- 
ter storn rains) $20. ton. at my 
farm 7 mi. SE Cuthbert. D. 
Donald Peavy, Cuthbert, Rt. 3. 
Tel. 2320. 
 
-Several tons. good Runner 
Peanut Hay, and several hun- 
dred bushels each of White and 
Yellow Corn. Will not deliver. 
Write. Frank Pearman, Chula, 
Rt. 1. Phone 1428R2, Tifton, Ga. 
 
1200 bales choice Gpastal 
 
| Bermuda Hay, $35.; and $40. 
 
ton; so Coastal Bermuda 
Grass Stolons, 40e cu. ft. Dig-- 
ging days Monday and Thurs- 
day. J. P. Morris, Baxley, Tel. 
 
2895. 
 
Best grade high protein Se- 
ricea Hay, bright, 1st. cutting, 
large bales, #1. Ht Moo $30. ton 
 
at my barn. re, Mil- 
ner, Rt. 1. 
 
CORN. AND SEED CORN 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
_ Dixie 18 Seed Corn, 1st. year 
plane: eee shelled, $6.00 
 
FOB. E. W. Benhardt, Aus- 
aL Rt. 3. 
 
Limited amount of truckers 
favorite corn, slightly mixed 
with Golden Batham Sweet corn, 
$1200) qtigs Pea Also Clemson 
Okra, gathered without rain, 50c 
large teacup. PP. No stamps nor 
chks. Mrs. Valley Berden, Roys- 
ton. 
 
150 bu. White Corn at my 
barn, $1.75 bu. 4 mi. So. Brook- 
let. Mrs. J. W. Forbes, Brooklet, 
Rite 2; 
 
200 bu. Holcombe Prolific 
Corn, good heavy variety, for 
sale. E. C. Denton, Hiawassee. 
 
100 bu. Ga. 101 Corn, ggod for 
mileing or feeding, for sale. 2 1/2 
mi. So. Cleveland, U. S. Hwy. 
129, 23 miles North Gainesville. 
Come see. Make offer. W. M. 
Hamilton, Cleveland, Rt. 2. 
 
Several haundrer bushels 
Whatileys red cob seed corn. 
Special price per quality, FOB 
barn, Chas, Pagel ee 
% sain es Ranch. 
 
  
 
tonseed, Siren. big 
 
grown from foundation seed 
picked and ginned dry on .one 
 
var. gin, 7c lb. Riley c.  
IMTS eeerat 
 
D&PL No. 15 Cert. cottonseed, | 
delinted and treated, Ist yr. 
breeder, bagged in new, 100 lb. 
bags, $7.00 CWT. FOB, Roy) 
Ward, Watkinsville. 
 
1500 lbs.. Cokers 100 wilt- -re- 
sistant cottonseed, 
staple 1-3/32 in., and 
nearly a bale to acre. 
CWT at my barn, 7 mi. W. Lum- 
ber City on Jackson Rd. L. H. 
 
roduced 
 
Calhoun, Lumber City. Rt. 1,| 
 
Box 120. 
 
Cokers 100 wilt resistant |. 
 
Cert. cottonseed, Ist yr. breeder, | 
 
delinted and Ceresan treated, 
bagged in 100 lb. cotton bags $7 
CWT: OB. Cun: ee eg Wate 
kinsyille, . 
 
_ POTATOE SEED 
_ FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Shed from. pure Yellow Skin 
Vine Cuttings, Yellow Yam Po- |. 
tatoes, $3. bu.; Also Money| 
Makers from vine cuttings, 35 
 
to Hill, $2.50 bu. at farm. Ber- a 
 
Ty cbs Morgan, Clyo. 
 
a - a 
No. 1 Bunch Copperskin PR, : 
 
vine grown, certified sweet po- | 
 
from lint| 
 
   
 
100 lb. s 
feed sacks, un 
nor milaaw. Hl l 
age; a ea 
 
5.00 per| 
 
p. 
nor mildew, a a le, 
25, $4.75; 50, $9. | 
| through 3rd zon x 
 
Mrs. W. B. Skinner, 
ville, Rt. ae ee 
 
Good w. 
 
}100 Ib. cap., 
. Mrs 
 
tato seed, $4. bu. Olin Harrel- ; Br : 
 
son, Helena, Rte: 
 
Excellent quality coeited| 
Bunch P. R. Sweet Potatoes 
for sale. Write for price and 
terms. 
1000 E. 2nd Ave. Tel. 30390. 
 
600 bu. certified Bunch P. R. 
Seed Potatoes, for sale. Place |-e 
orders for future delivery. J. 
B. Savage, Montezuma. 
 
400 bu. Certified Bunch P. Be 
 
  
 
Seed Sweet Potatoes, 
 
FOB... 5: ee Cordele, Box  
 
49. ers ; 
400 bu. ee Px Ri. ; 
 
Sweet Potato seed, $4. bu. also| 1 
 
75 bu. 3-crop peas, $6. bu. At 
my place. E. D. Dickerson, ee 
 
vania, Rt.ds ae 
 
  
 
  
 
Sig, Tease 
 
WALNUTS. AND wer tare 
 
MEATS" FOR SALE 
 
Black watt = none ach 
and large pee $1. pint. Add 
postage. Mrs. John R. Brown,- 
Dewey Rose. Rt. 1. oo! 
 
1953. new walnut raat. $1. 
lb.; Also large and clean Red 
Sassafras -Roots, r - 
low Root, Yellow Dock 30c Ib.; 
 
Blakemore Strawberry Plants, |. 
 
25c lb. Yel-|. 
 
A. K. Harwell, Rome, |p 
 
he postage 
Mashburn, Le 
 
$5. bu.|/ea.: W 
 
$2. M. Add postage. Mrs. Mary Fara 
 
Ellis, Ellijay, Rt. 5. 
 
Black Walnut Meats, 1953 
 
crop, $1. lb.; Chestnut, China- e: 
 
quapin, 16-24 in., 50c ea. Add) 
postage. Mrs. Viola Holloway, 
Dahlonega, Rt IS i 
 
Clean Walnut Meats, 60c pt.; 
 
$1. Ib. Cash or MO. Add. post.| 
 
age. Mrs. Mary . Stephens, 
Dahlonega, Ri. 1 Box: SO Se 
 
Clean Black Walnut Meats, | 
 
$1. Ib.; Also Red Sassafras, 
Sarsaparilla Root, 3 Ibs. $1. 
 
Add postage. Mrs. Sibley Rich- f 
 
ardson, Hartwell, Rt. Bs 
 
  
 
EGGS FOR SALE - 
 
  
 
Giant S. C. Black Minocra| gum 
 
Setting Eggs, $2.25 per 15. Pre- 
 
paid. - Insured ~ pareel post. 
 
Prompt del. L. B. Millians, New- ; 
 
nan. 
 
Hatching Rgs from prize Buff | 
Cochin, S. Comb, and RI Red 
Bantams, 
parcel post. C.H. Overby, ae 
umbus, 3609-14 Ave. 
 
Purebred heavy type Dark 
Cornish Hatching Eggs, $1.80 set- 
ting of 15. Carton to be returned. 
at once. MO only. Miss Cora B. 
Patterson, Ty Ty, Rt. 1, Box 35.} 
 
Hatching Eggs of Pheasant, 
Quail, Ducks, Peafowl, Guinea 
Fowl, and Bantams. Place order 
now Eggs shipped parcel post 
prepaid. Ne Helge Street, At- 
lanta, Rt. 2. 
 
SACKS FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Extra nice print sacks, wash- a 
 
setting of 15. $3.00) 
 
  
 
ed, pone. on holes ni 
Wz 
 
3, $1.5 
 
  
 
mers, N Cina 
 
sot ' we 
 
  
   
   
 
Dipper gourds, 
50c and 
 
seed, $1. cupful. 
Mrs. W. E. Woot- 
 
  
 
65e,1b;-C. -C: 
ceville, Rt. 4. 
Ib. plain and 
 
90c lb. Write 
 
ter. Glenn 
 
safras, Wild Cher. f 
ttle Weed, 3 lb., $1. 
Mrs, 
 
sellow root, Queen 
101 Yellow dock, 
 
, 50c thls.; also 
-25c ea. Add 
Jackson, 
 
permint, bale 
bulbs, 50c doz.; 
plants, $1.- doz:; 
 
lic 
 
5 50c lb. Mrs. | 
 
Dahlonega, Rt. 
 
a 5 ty 
eked, dry leaf 
 
5 Ib. lots, | 
 
us Brannan, 
Phone 2311. 
 
shade dried 
pint cupful; 3 
Holland, Dal- 
 
cker, shade dried 
 Cash .or M.O. No 
Davis, _Dah- 
 
Day Velvet 
iod and sound. 
Abbeville. 
 
ore Bunch 
. State kind, 
 
ship same. Joe 
Ri 2 
 
the Govt improv- 
dvise. 
 
00- 0-150. bu. good 
market rice. 
yy ols 
 
'p.| mos. 
 
a bins 
A211: 
 
  
 
  
 
a Ryasae 
LANEOU 
RICE es 
Want home - raised Rice, 
 
eared and ready for use. 
 
| Advise. R. C. Rozier, Quitman. 
-|ROOTS AND HERBS: 
 
Want a lot of roots, barks 
 
.|and herbs of all kinds. Advise 
{what you have and price with 
 
amount. Miss Janette Bohan- 
non, LaGrange, 1101 Baldwin 
St. Apt. E. . 
 
.| SADDLE: 
 
Want a saddle, prefer horn 
type or English type, cheap 
for cash. Advise. T. E. Terrell, 
ae. Rt 72. 
 
Want good, used saddle and 
 
: bridis. Advise. , Dr. John Cox, 
 
Pelham. 
SEED: : 
 
Exch. good 1 H. mowing 
machine and good 2 H. wagon, 
for 300 dbs. reseeding Crimson 
Clover and 300 lbs. Ky. 31 
Fescue grass seed. Contact. 
Letters ans. W. S. Mitchell, 
Cairo. Rt. 2. 
 
Want some Beka of the large 
half Bushel cap. gourd. Advise 
at once .R. C. Little, ean, 
2337 Camellia Dr. 
 
Want some of the old time 
'Red Springle head (grows very 
tall) syrup Cane Seed. Advise 
what you have and price. Reece 
 
Simmons, Baldwin. Rt. 1. 
Wants white shallots for 
planting, also bi-color Lespe- 
 
deza seed. Advise fully. F. W. 
Maddox, Stone Mountain. 
 
SYRUP: 
 
Want 5 gal. Green Cane 
Syrup. Advise at once. R. H. 
Norman, Atlanta, 2440 Peach- 
Cee Rd. c/o Mrs. Bing, Apt. 
 
a 
 
CATTLE FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
ond Milch Cow, i Calf, 
$95. Mrs. Myrtle. Summers, Tic 
thonia, Rt: 1, (Near Center- 
ville). : ees 
 
3 reg. Guernsey Male. Spall 
marked, good bloodlines, one 
month to 5 mos., and 14 mos. 
old, for sale or exchange for 
heifers of same breed. H. W. 
Thurmond, Farmington, 
 
Reg. Young Brown, Swiss 
Bull, out of BHIA tested dams, 
for sale. T. B. Clower, Doug- 
lasyille. 
 
3 good milch cows, Ist and 
2nd calves, due to come in first 
of Feb. No reasonable offer re- 
fused. Located near Water 
Branch Church on Fury Ferry 
He Jesse cone: Martinez, Rt. 
 
10 head of cattle: 1 pure- 
 
{ bred Heretoxd Male, 2 vrs. old, 
 
3 milch cows, 2 heifers (milk 
type) and 4 beef type heifers, 
 
Contact. S. E. McGinnis, Al- 
pharetta, Rt. 1, Cogburn Rd. 
Phone 4194, - t 
 
- White Face Calf, $150. 3% 
mi. Luthersville, on Rocky Mt. 
Rd. John Will Foster, Luthers- 
ville, Rt. 1, Box 85. 
 
Reg. Polled Hereford Bull, 
very gentle, 5 yrs. old, around 
1250 Ibs., good color, well mark- 
ed, for sale to prevent inbreed- 
 
| ing. Consider trading for hay 
 
-if price is right. L. B. Hunt, 
Macon, 447 Buford Rd. Phone 
25560. 
 
Polled Hereford Bulls, 
Victor Donimo bloodlines, 6-9 
old, several to choose 
from, or will exchange for grain 
 
N 
 
EER 
 
lor small calves of equal value. 
 
Letters ans. M. F. Hammock, 
 
_| Jefferson, Rt. 3. Phone 122J4. 
 
One Ayshire Bull, subj. to 
reg., 15 mos. old, paid $75. when 
| baby calf, for sale or exch, for 
White Face Bull. J.B. Easter- 
Jt, _ Montezuma. Phone 
 
Reg: ee Milch Cow, 5 
yrs. old, 18 heifers, bred to 
freshen Aug. and Sept.; Also 1 
yr. old artificially sired unbred 
heifer Health certificates. James 
 
i Pace, Rex. Phone Stock- 
tooa 3082. 
_ pagh blooded reg. Polled 
atl out 3 yrs. old, soline 
|to prevent inbreeding. Dr. 
: Floyd, Loganvi % 
 
  
 
4 Heifers, White Face, grade, 
 
: Springers, $75, ea.; Also Heif- 
 
alves and Steer Calves, $50. 
 
- $60 M.. B. Welsh, Macon, 
 
Rt. 2, Heath Rd. Phone 3- 3983 
(Except Sundays): 
 
Reg. Horn Type. Hereford 
Bull, 4 yrs. old, also bull calves 
for sale. W. J. Lyle, Lilburn, 
Rivets C0. oe Farm. At- 
lanta, Tel. De. 0957.  
 
3 good milch cows, Ist and 
2nd calves, at reasonable price. 
Or trade one for young pullets, 
any good breed. My place. 
Stevens Creek Rd. near Water 
Branch Church. Jesse Corley, 
Martinez. 
 
Reg. Polled Hereford Bull, 7 
yrs. old, excellent individual, 
grandson of famo.s Domestic 
Mischief 6th, $350. Exch. for 
polled or horned bull of equal 
breeding. Do not apply for ex- 
change unless have animal of 
equal quality. T. R. Cowan, 
Monticello. 
 
Purebred Hereford Bull Calf, 
about 7 mos. old, no horn type, 
for sale or exchange for heifer. 
J. M. Stringer, Middleton, Rt. 1. 
 
One Brahma Bull, 6 yrs. old. 
Guar. Reasonable price. Jack 
Livingston, Brunswick, Rt. 
 
Box 168. 
 
Several nice milch cows, 
fresh in, for sale. Come see. Mrs. 
 
Fred Atkinson, Valdosta, Rt. 4.|% 
 
(Near 
558 R4, 
 
5 mos. old Horned Type Here- 
ford Bull with papers, $100.00; 
Milch Cow, (White Face) Calf, 
$110.00; 5 gal. Milch Cow, $150; 
2 Springers, $70.00 ea. Glenn 
Norton, Fairburn. 
 
1 Reg Angus Bull, ready for 
service, good bloodlines, $125.00 
at my farm. See me after 5 
OClock week days; Anytime on 
weekends. J. C. Herron, Martin, 
be; 
 
Fine Jersey 4 Gal. Cow with 
2nd. calf. gentle, best quality, 
reasonable price. Lamar Wood- 
liff,, Alpharetta. Phone 3861. 
 
5 Reg. Hereford Bulls, 1 and 2 
years.-old, sired by CVH Domes- 
tic Mischief 3rd-and HSF. Beau 
Victor 16, ready for service, 
$150.00- $180. 00. Jonh T. Cline, 
Covington, Rt. 3. 
 
Moody Field). Phone 
 
Good Guernsey Cow to freshen 
about Feb 12th., wil give plenty 
of milk, for sale. J. A. Crook, 
Ranger, Rt. 2. 
 
Natural Polled Reg. Ayrshire 
Bulls up to seven months, out of 
top cows, good for improving 
herd. Sell very reasonable or 
lend free to party who will pro- 
vide insurance coverage and as- 
sure good care. L. H. Tice, 
Americus, Rt. 2, % Bretagne 
Farm. 
 
One Reg Black Angus Bull, 4 
yrs. old, for sale or trade for 
puresred Black Angus treifers of 
equal value. Lee Campbell, Ben 
Hill. Tel. Ra. 7850. 
 
Young Grade White Face Cow 
to freshen in spring, $90.00; 2 
White Face Heifers, $75.00 "ea. 
See only. M. B. Welsh, Macon, 
Rt. 2, Heath Rd. 
 
Reg. Bulls Poll Herefords: one 
20 mos. old, $200.00; Three 12 
mos. old, $100.00 ea. All Domino 
and Rollo breeding, well mark- 
 
ed, dark red. Phone 1045. J. S. 
 
Upchurch, Thomasville, Box 
 
296. Phone 5123. 
 
Bred and open grade Here- 
ford Heifers, from disease free 
herd, good type, excellent cond. 
P. T. Patton, Shady Dale. Tel. 
Monticello 5123. 
 
Polled Shorthorn, and Short- 
horn Bulls, 9 mos.13 yrs old, $100 
 
$350.00 Burt Bennett, Moul- 
trie, Rt. 3. 
 
Jersey, Guernsey, and Hol- 
stein Heifers, leach, soon to 
 
freshen, $100.00 ea. Come see 
before 8:30 A. M. 2 1/2 mi. NE 
Alma. Deen Boatright, Alma, 
Rt. 4.  
 
Reg. Holstein-Frilsian, Bull, 
Canaan Roamer Buster, reg. No. 
11671161, born Sept. 6, 1951, 
 
\ready for heavy service, $300. 
 
Letters ans. Mrs, T. B. Lane, 
Franklin, Rt. 1. 
 
Reg. Hereford Buls, horned 
type, 12-36 mos. old, $15, 00-$225. 
Cecil Travis, Riverdale, % Pine- 
erest Acres. Tel. Fayetteville 
 
5581. 
 
Pe 
 
  
 
about 3 wks. old, also Holstein 
and Jersey Heifer, around 2 yr. 
old and purebred Jersey Bull 3 
yrs. old, Guernsey Bull 1 1/2 yr. 
 
head, $375.00. J. P. Bacchus, Ma- 
con, 5314 Bloomfield Rd. 
 
Reg. Hereford Bulls, 4 polled, 
1 horned, all from finest blood- 
lines, Aster Domino 2nd., RCM 
Rollo Domino 43, and BHB Do- 
mino Santa Fe, calved 1948, 1951, 
and 1952. Contact for details. 
George T. Oglesby, Elberton, 
Hartwell Rd. 
 
3 yrs old., will weigh 900 lbs., 
bred to reg. Jersey Bull, to 
freshen, around Feb. 15th. Lo- 
cated Hwy, 12, at Robinson, Ga. 
6 mi W. Crawfordville. Contact. 
J. O. Burton, Robinson. 
 
One Reg. Brahman Bull, born 
Mar. 8, 1950, gentle, halter broke, 
can be petted, $325.00. Robert L. 
Garrison, Atlanta, 1525 Fairburn 
Rd. S. W. 
 
3 excellent yearling bulls, sir- 
ed by Circle M Rollo Domino, 
fine prospective herd bulls, dbl. 
standard polled with no scurs, 
for sale or trade for good polled 
 
12 City Cleveland Rd. 
 
One Cream Colored Jersey 
Cow, Calf 1 week old, 4 1/2 - 5 
gal, milk daily, priced to sell. 
R. M. Blackwell; Chamblee. 
 
Horned type reg. Hreford Bull, 
5 yrs old, excellent cond., for 
sale. Write. Mrs. Wallace Car- 
ter, Plains, RFD 2. 
 
Springer Heifer, to freshen in| 
March, for sale or trade value 
for pigs. State kind of pigs and 
age. My place 1 1/2 mi, E. Holly 
Springs. C, C. Brookshire, Can- 
ton, Rt. 4. 
 
Jersey-Guernsey Milch Cow to 
freshen Feb 15th., 2nd calf, good 
qualities. T. W. Simmons, Doug- 
lassville, West Broad St. 
 
Proven Dbl.Standard Reg. Pol- 
led Hereford Bull, born Jan. 10, 
1950 Rollo Domino bloodlines 
reasonable, to prevent inbreed- 
ing. Consider trading for reg. 
polled heifer or young cow of 
equal value. Live on highway. 
Will show any time. Mrs. Doro- 
thy C. DeLaPerriere, Hoschton. 
 
2 polled White Face Bulls, 
Domino Anxiety stock, Domino 
Anxiety 7 D, May 27, 1954, 
P-7471065. $250.00; Leroy, June 
8, 1948, No. 5499572, $300.00. D. 
H. Dailey, Flippen. McDonough 
3716. 
 
Fresh Cow and Calf, 1 week 
old for sale. Hwy. 41. J. W. Tay- 
rics) Riverdale Ri 1, Besw 10% 
Tel. 4701. 
 
  
 
HOGS FOR SALE 
 
  
 
35 pigs, 6 wks. old, Feb. 15th, 
reg. Hampshire Cross with Reg. 
SPC. Priced right. See at my 
farm on Gee Mill Rd. Chas. I. 
hoe Conyers, Rt. 3, Box 
 
Reg Hereford Boar, a proven 
sire of excellent Pigs, 2 yrs. old, 
gentle, $125. Mrs. A. Ward, 
Jr., Marietta, Rt. a Paper Mill 
Rd, c/o Ward Meade Farm. 
Phone 8-8772. 
 
Cherry Red Duroc Boar, 275 
lbs., about 9 mos. old, papers 
furnished, $50. Will not ship. 
ony Coker, Social Circle, 
 
tare 
 
  
 
Holstein Cow with 2nd. calf 
 
old. Can be registered. All 5! 
 
One high grade Jersey Heifer, | 
 
cows. Horace B. Smith, Dalton, | 
 
  
 
HOGS FOR SALE 
 
2 Duroc Boars, 12 wks. old, 
round 80 lbs., blocky type, $30. 
at barn. Can give papers 
wanted. Jimmy Earl Hill, Mauk. 
 
One purebred 10 mos. 
Tamworth Boar for sale. Hugh 
T. Davis, Williamson. 
 
1 fine broke nose OIC Boar, 
subj. to reg., 2 yrs. old, 350-400 
lbs., selling to prevent inbreed- 
ing, $60. at my barn. Ernest A. 
Smith, Ben Hill, Rt. J. Tel. Fr. 
2736. 
 
Reg Tamwerth Pigs, out of 
production record ifvter, 8 wks., 
$25. ea. John P Dempsey, 
Rome; Bells Fer, scd.. Rt. 2, 
c/o Belfair Farm. 
 
  
 
Purebred Duroc Pigs, either 
|sex, 3% mos. old, $25. ea.; 
| Papers furnished; 4 1/2 mos. 
| old, $35. ea.; Bred Sow, $85.; 
/Male Wf ines, old, about 5hH% 
lbs., $75. or exzh. for good bred 
male, _ Wavemiaster 
Star breeding. M. M. Newsome, 
| Sandersville. 
 
1 Reg. Duroc Boar, 1 yr. 
old, grand chimp. Macon area 
pig chain shov?, for sale. Franks 
lin Thornton, Monroe, Rt. 3. 
 
8-12 wks. olit OIC Short Nose, 
 
blocky type pigs, treated, reg. 
| buyers name, $25. T. C. Bur- 
nett, Quitman, % _ Moss Oaks 
Farm. 
 
Reg. Essex Pigs, $24. at my 
farm. or ship for $25. Ready to 
;move Mar. 1-15. A. P. Chap- 
| man, Moultrie, Rt. 5. (Near 
i Berlin), 
 
12 reg. SPC Pigs (9 boars, 3 
gilts), backed ly champ. boar, 
life treated for cholera, about 
10 wks. old, about 30 Ibs., $35. 
ea. Will get papers. See at my 
place 12 mi. N. Alma, Or will 
re Lamar Altman, Alma, Rt. 
 
  
 
Qne OIC Maile Hog, 1 yr. 
old, very gentle. Can. give cer- 
 
300 lbs., ready for service, with 
papers, "$50. Write. Melvin Mc- 
Coy, Mitchell. Phone 421R4. 
 
Reg. SPC Males, 18 wks. old, 
wormed, treated, for sale. H. 
Talley, Lyons, Rt. 1. (Res. 
Ohoopee, Ga.), 
 
Purebred Duric, 4-5% 
old, either sex, $25.-$40. 
 
mos. 
ea.; 
 
March., $100.; Male 16 mos. old, 
500 lbs.; $75. Exhange for male 
 
of good breeding, Med. blocky 
type. Marvin : Newsome, 
Sandersville. 
 
Reg. Varcoe Figs, Mom prize 
winning stock,out of litter of 
fourteen, $35. ea. Jerry Andel, 
Perry, Rt. 1. 
 
2 hogs, absvut 300 Ibs. eaeh. 
Ready Feb. 25th., 35c lb. on 
foot at my placeMrs. D. G 
Taylor, Kennesaw. Phone Mae 
rietta 9-5098. 
 
Reg. SPC Pigs, med. blocky 
type, from grand champ. blood- 
lines, 8 wks, old; Exch. one of 
either sex for male pig of same 
breed. Will not ship. G. E. Cor- 
nelius, Hahira.  
 
12 reg. SPC Pigs, about 11 
wks. old, 35-40 lbs., range in 
color 50-50 to 20-80. $35. ea. at 
my place. Or will ship. All pigs 
are backed by champion blood- 
lines. Lamar Altman, Alma, Rt. 
1; 
 
  
 
  
 
Get your sweetpotato 
avoid delay in getting your 
 
your Growers Affidavit, 
have been properly dipped 
 
  
 
  
 
NOTICE TO ALL CERTIFIED 
SWEET POTATO GROWERS 
 
in your territory certify your sweetpotatoes to be free 
of insect infestation and plant disease, please fill out 
 
_of bushels bedded, and send this affidavit to: 
 
C. H. Alden, Director 
Georgia De 
432 State 
 
tape orders in early and 
tape. As soon as inspectors 
 
showing that the potatoes 
before bedding, the number 
 
artment of Entomology 
apitol, Atlanta, Ga. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
if 
 
old 
 
and- Red  
 
tificate of registration. L. P. 
Mills, Brooklet, It. 2. 
Reg. OIC Male Hog, about 
 
Papers; Bred Sow to farrow in ~ 
   
   
 
   
 
  
 
if 
aie 
 
es 
 
NO. 2 
 
Paid 
 
  
 
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_NO.1 NO.3 NO.4 | Clotham Co, Stockyard, Savannah : 
Bleckley Livestock Auction, Cochran 25.40 24.75 uh Columbus Stockyard: Colahibult: aan ee 
_Craj : . 5 i i aes  BC =, ae : ; Ss  
Japeway-Craig Com. Co Ruel 25. ad 24.60 24.25 23 80 Dodge Ce. Stock Ram, Eastman ; 2435, 23.30, 
Shuman's L/S Market, Hagan, Ga, 25.30 24.78 23.76 22.80 | Ga. Farm Prod. Sis. Corp., Thomaston 24.50 23.75 
- January 26 Jesup Stockyard, Jesup aS 23.81, Sigs 
Jencs-Neuhoff Com. Go;, Meson = 20,90 (25:20. 24.00. 0880 ae 
Metter L/S: Market, Metter 20:60. 28.00. 24.00. aaao | MUSHY PNteeh roe et 
Ocilla Livestock Co., Ocilla 24.35 : 23:50: 
January 27 \ 2 se _ 
Claxton L/S Mkt., Claxton 26.02 25.00 23.98 Seningig L/S AS te ee 
Coosa Valley L/S Com. Co. Rome 27.80 26.20 28.70 20.00. | oy Shue Seon ee | 
KKire Stockyord. Kite 23.50 22.50 Sutton Livestock Co., Ges ebel : 24.62  ee : . 
Moultrie L/S Co., Moultrie 25.80 25.25 Swainsboro Stockyard, ee : ao Set 
Pulaski Sale Barn, Hawkinsville 25.90 25.50 25.00 24,00 | ebruary 2 oS 
Ragsdale McClure Com. Co., Rome 26.40 25.00 23.28 , nPPlins Co: Netto OO 
Wrightsville Stockyard, Wrightsville 25.40 24.25 Coffee Co. Livestock Co.,Douglas 24.41 24,28 
Dawson Livestock Co., Dawson --24.27--=23.80_ 
January 28 : ee epee eee oe 
Bulloch Stockyard, Statesboro 25.72 28.11 23.67 | 22.00 Eiberr Livettork Aust Pore, See ee 
Pau _ 2480 | ~ Caos = Wee 
24.00 | Farmers Livestock Auct. Co., Nashville 24.52 23.85 
blin L/S Com. Co., Dublin 25.52 24.84 24.67 23.67 Pe gis : See 
Pets Som Po uk oe Farmers Stockyard, Arlington 24.37 23.90 
Pelham Stockyard, Pelha ; 85 23. me i. eg 
oe ee se Se _ | Farmers Stockyard, Sylvania =  24.28 = 23.50 
Ragsdale & Long Com. Co., Qui : 1S a 4 ao ee 
om ale & Long Com. Co., Quitman 25.49 25.15 MeRee Stockyard, McRae 24.50 23.56 
Effingh : ; i 3 50 : : a 2 
ingham Co. Stockyard Springfield 25.35 24 = 23 75 : Meier Livestock Ge; ae a 3.59 
Sumter L/S Assn., Inc., : 95 23.60. : ; : Tay 
umter L/ ssn a Americus. _ 25.56 24 = 23.60 22.80 Mitchell Co. L/S Co., Camilla ee 24.35 24.00 
Valdosta Livestock Co., : . a 
: aldos vestock Co., Valdosta _ 25.14 24.70 23.05 22.25 Smith Stockyard, Augusta 24.28 23.60 
Wayne Co. Stockyard, : 4 80-21. Re 2 a3 > 
meee So. Steck vers: Sete ae ane cae -  | Tatimall Livestock Co., Glennville  -24.75 05 
J 29 Z ee 
, ariel f S Troup Co. Sales, LaGrange 26.00 23.90 
Candler L/S Mkt., Metter == 25.00 24.26 23.40 , Farmers Market, Soperton 24.80 23.90 
_ Co-op L/S Exchange, Hawkinsville 25.00 24.10 23.60. 32.10 | February 3: eee 
f 23.70 | Black's Com. Barn, Gainesville 24.78 23.28 
Cordele Livestock Com. Co., Cordele 24.10 22.90 22.70  2s Coe 
zi Claxton Stockyard, Claxton 24.25 - 23.50 - 
Smith Bros. Stock Yard, Bartow 25.30 24.05 22.65 ; 7 ae a 
Hazlehurst Livestock. Mkt., Hazlehurst 24.01. 23.57 
Smith Stockyard No. 3, Thomson 25.70 24.70 24.00 23.60 . ; Sy cose Laat 
: Moultrie Livestock Co., Moultrie 24.53 24.00 ~ 
ae Aree (25.45 24.658 23.50 22.00 | peoples L/S Mkt., Cuthbert 2442 24.10 
Thomasville Stockyard, Thomasville 24.80 24.45 Ragsdale Long Com. Co., Lakeland 24.43. 
Tifton Stockyard, Tifton 24.38 23.82 22.50 Turner Co. Stockyard, Ashburn 24.76 
Toombs Co. Stockyard, Lyons 25.00 24.70 23.60 ~21.88 | Union Stockyard, Albany 24,36 
January 30 Vidalia Stockyard, Vidalia (24.05 23. 
Bartow Livestock Com. Co., Gartersville 25.60 24.80 23.00 February 4 
Emanuel Co. Stockyard, Swainsboro 25.00 24.25 23.50 21.75 | Fitzgerald Livestock Auct., Fitzgerald 24.71  
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23.00 | Pelham Stockyard, Pelham - 24,58. 
*Rebruary 1 Valdosta Livestock Go., Valdosta 24.69 
Carroll Co. Sales, Garrollton- 28,10 24,00 Jesup : 
 
  
 
  
   
  
   
      
 
Duroc-Jersey Digs: 
ae around 100 
. So. Brook- 
 
5 Brooklet, Rt. 
 
Teg. Duroc Boar, 
aoe treafed, 
 
r, about 240 lbs., 
place, 3 mi. Pal- 
wae H. D. Wil- 
 
  
  
 
a ea. 3 Bik 
 
gilts, 5 males, a- 
bs., $25. ea. treated. 
klet, on Brooklet- 
Arthur Sparks, 
 
    
  
 
yrs. old, work any- 
tle, 90 Tbs. ea., 8 
00 a1b White. Horse 
low, hitch to bug-- 
iar., $100. ea.; Buggy 
fop or 2 persons, with 
_A-1 cond., $50. Mrs. 
D ee ty, oo 
 
     
  
    
  
   
  
  
 
    
     
    
    
   
    
   
  
  
   
  
  
   
  
   
  
   
     
   
 
ules, one 7 yr. old, 
 
both gentle, $300. 
win Hobgood, Can- 
wells Cafe). 
 
ee Mules, ii ad 
 
Sam R. Row- 
Rt. 3, Box 123. 
 
tle oe Shetland 
Pony. Jes. R.| 
Marietta, Rt. 2, 
. (Near Johnson 
120). Phone 
 
     
   
  
  
     
    
     
   
     
     
    
  
    
   
  
   
   
  
  
    
  
   
  
   
  
  
   
  
    
    
   
  
   
  
  
   
  
  
  
  
   
     
   
  
  
 
rm mules for sale 
ace. Can see any 
mi. W. Powder 
c. sae Powder 
 
eraniiles: ta oid: 
ork ywhere, for sale 
cow or calves. In- 
ction 75 and 76. E. 
 
or sep- 
ro B,C} Aeron 
 
any morning. 
Daewead Springs. 
 
-|Point Rd.Mrs. G. W. See 
1. | Roopville, Rt. 1. 
 
| Will not ship. Trade for any- 
 
> Ground Rd., 10|- 
 
Rt. 4. 
 
_ Rt. 6, Box 81. 
 
_| laying, $1. 50 ea.; $40. for lot, 
, | or trade for et scoop for Ford 
 
t| Douglasville, Rt. ai - Box TWD.) 
 
  
 
  
 
Good mule, smart, good work- 
er, $50.; Also nice OIC Boar 
Shoats (pigs) ready for service. 
Can be registered. -O. M. Moody, 
Waycross, Rt. 4, Box 586. 
 
  
 
RABBITS AND CAVIES 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
5 White Rabbits, 2 grown, 3 
almost grown, $1.50 ea.; $5.00 for 
lot plus postage. or come after. 
About 2 nii. Roopville on Stoney 
 
21 New Zealand Does, bred, 3 
bucks, $2.00 ea.; $30.00 for lot; 
 
Wat 
2, 
 
thing can use on farm. 
Bennett, Kennesaw, Rt. 
Re oH, Bennett. ! 
 
Angora, New Zealand White 
Rabbits for sale. J. C. Fields, 
Griffin, 1018-W. Popular St... 4 
 
Californians: 
breeding. stock, ped., reg., al 
ages, bred sha and bucks ready 
or service. S. . Slade, Vienna. 
 
Purebred NZR, Black Check- 
ered Giant Doe, Several col. 
Dutch-Std. Chinchillas. Reason- 
able. Douglas Bass, Atlanta, 754 
|Pulliam St. S. W. 
 
Purebred Chinchilla Does, 8 
and 12 mos. old, reasonable; 
have 15 that are 4 mos.old Make 
best offer. O. P. Foster, Good 
Hope. Phone 5246. . 
 
Nice white and tan young 
buck rabbit for sale or exch. for 
another buck for new bloc. 
Contact. Mrs. N. T. Ryan, Talla- 
poosa. 
 
Dutch rabbits; $1.00 each J. 
Wagener, Lawrenceville. Rt. 4. - 
 
%o 
 
Carefulle selected 
 
  
 
SHEEP AND GOATS . 
_ FOR SALE 
 
  
 
4 Toggenberg Milk Goats, 2 
are registered. Will come in 
fresh about 15th, Feb. Sell or 
trade for pigs or calves, etc. 
Leon Watson, Unadilla, Pp, oO. 
eens 214. eS 
 
ak purebred Sena Buck, 7 
mos. old, $25. at my barn. Miss 
Kate West, College Fark, Rt.1, 
Stonewall-Tell Rd. 
 
White Goats, 1 nannie, 2 
 
Hardman, Commerce. 
 
Tog Nannie, dry, needs breed- 
ing, $15 at my barn. Exchange 
for heifer calf, young hens, 
oe guineas of same value. 
 
W. Flynn, Alpharetta, 
Rt > Box 236,. 
 
2 Milk Goats, one freshen Ist. 
time, Feb. 15 Mar. 20th. from 
5 qt. mothers. Other 9 mos. old, 
not bred. $65. for both. Or will 
sell separately. Mrs. S. A. Hud- 
gins, Jonesboro. (West side of 
54 Hwy. at Smith St.). 
 
Milk  Goat, freshened Jan. 
22nd., twin kids, one each sex, 
mother gives 4 qts. daily, Saan- 
an stock, gentle, easily milked. 
Mrs. L. OF Ellis, Marietta, 121 
heeey St. Phone 9-6384. 
 
; Fresh In Goats, also some 
that will come in soon and 
castrated males and some for 
breeders, for sale. Will not 
*|ship. Phone Douglasville 2744. 
Mrs. R. L. Smith, Douglasville, 
 
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5 wks, old Toggenburg kids, 
from 6 Quart, reg. does. Can 
be reg. buyers name. Nannies, 
$35. ea; males, $15. ea. Will 
ship. W. A. Roach, Savannah, 
 
  
 
-POULTRY FOR SALE) 
 
  
 
ON 
 
Andalusian: 2 Cockerels, 
$2.50 ea.; 19 Pullets, 8 mos. old, 
*| ready. to lay, $1.65 ea.; Also 2 
NH Reds, 5S. L. Wyandottes, 
 
Tractor. Mrs.- C. Eubanks, 
 
Lily yr; old, 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
-OULTRY FOR SALE 
 
POULTRY FOR SALE 
 
  
 
POULTRY FOR SALE 
 
  
 
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PARMENTERS: 
 
20 N. H. Red young heat  all 
laying, and one nice young Red 
Rooster, about 5 lbs., $2. ea. for 
lot. Cannot ship. G. i. Roberts, 
Grantville. 
 
75, AAAA grade NH Red 
Pullets; 7 mos. old, laying,, $2. 
ea. J. L. Long, Austell, Rte i 
Box 120. ae 
 
WYANDOTTES: 
 
Silver Lace Wyandottes, over 
year old. Best offer over $1.50 
ea. Louis D. Sisco, Clarkesville, 
P.O. Box 344, 
 
BANTAMS;: 
 
Bantams, 
 
show birds, dark 
 
-| Cornish, also. mixed hens for 
 
setters. E. I. Wix Atlanta, 331 
Josephine St., N.E, Wa 0566. 
 
Golden Sebrights, - Dark Cor- 
nish,'O. E. Game, and Brown 
Leghorn Bantam, $3.50 ea. up; 
Also eggs. Bob Clark, Macon, 
 
|| 372. Sprigg St. 
 
Few good Bantams, - Black 
Tail Jap., White Jap., Jap. 
Silkies, Dark Cornish; Also 1953 
Silver Pheasant Cocks, for sale. 
W. O. Thomas, Savannah, 1205 
East 40. 
 
23 RI Red Bantam Hens, und 
4 roosters, show type, $35. for 
lot. Will not ship. M. L. Craw- 
ley, Griffin, Ww. vagy Rd., 
 
ty 5, 
 
Bantams: Trio Buff Cochin, 
$7.50; 3 Pairs, $5. pr.; 30 White 
Leghorn, $1. ea. All good show 
stock. Lloyd Beck, Lithia 
Springs., P.O. Box 73: ae 
 
8 mixed Bantam Hens, ready 
 
-to lay, $1. ea.; $6. for lot. At my 
 
place, Jennie Jolley, Atlanta, 
1338 N. Hightower Rd., N.W. 
 
Trio of each: Black Cochin, 
Black Tail Japs, Black Japs, 
and Partridge Wyandotte Ban- 
tams. No culls, Letters ans. 
Fred N. Henderson, Albany, 312 
Residence St. 
 
White Leghorn Bant a ms, 
 
os stock, $8. pr, FOB. C. 
 
Winn, Dunwoody, Phone 
47-2617. 
 
CORNISH, GAMES, GIANTS: 
 
White Cornish Hens and 
Roosters, from prize winning 
stock, $2.25 ea.; Also White Af- 
 
Saanan bucks. Best offer over} rican Guineas, . @a.; Ring- 
$10. for all. Will not ship. L. D.| neck Pheasants, ea. Mrs. O. 
.| Sisco, Clarkesville, Box 344. | L. Craft, Lavonia, Rt. 2. 
 
| Reg. Hampshire Rams, 1-2 2 Game Stag Olaret-RH, 
yrs. old, $50.-$100. ea. C. J.| ready to walk, ea and one 
 
Grey Muff-Shawlneck $4. R. L. 
Griffin, Gainesville, Oak St. 
 
2 Blue Cuban $tags, 1 Pul- 
lets, also 1 White Speckled 
rig 1 Hen, 3-4 Ibs., lot for 
$8. W. H. Wright, Hemp. 
 
Purebred Dark Cornish Roos- 
ter, 2 yrs. ie $8.; Rooster, 3 
Hens, $8.; s) hipped, $10. 00; 
Also 2 a young cockerels 
large eno agen for service, $3. 
ea.; 2, $5. Mrs. Maude Granger, 
Reidsville. 
 
Pit Games: 9 Shawlneck 
Hens, 1 Rooster, $50.; Also Jap 
Silkie Bantams, 2 hens, 1 
rooster $8.50; one yr. old 
roosters, $3. ea. et William- 
son, Commerce, : 
 
Dark Cornish Rooster, near- 
long yellow leg 
type, Sept. 4 hatch, $2.50 ea.; 
Cockerels, same breed, $2. ea. 
FOB. Mrs. Mamie Stone, Adairs 
ville, Rt. 2. - S 
 
Pit Games, Battered Cock, 
2 Hens, Cuban Doms, $10.; Bat- 
tered Cock, 2 Hens, Clairborne, 
$10.; Young mature trios in Vy 
Negro Roundheads, % Jap, half 
Ansel, Half Falcon, Muggh, $10. 
Blue or Red Falcons, $15. trio. 
H. Clayton Garrett, Gainesville, 
Box 56. 
 
MINORCAS, MISC., 
ORPINGTONS: 
 
10 hens-and 1 rooster, $1. ea. 
Hamp Cooper, Roswell, Rt. 1. 
 
4 pure strain Golden Buff 
Orpington Pullets, 1 Rooster, 5 
mos. old Feb. 14th, $2. ea. Will 
ship exp. collect. Mrs. Dan Ter- 
ry, Quitman, 910 W. LaFay- 
ette St. 
 
10 Giant Black Minorca Hens, 
 
-| beginning to lay, 1 Rooster, 10 
| mos. old, $16. Will J. Britt, Lil- 
 
irn, =Rt.- -1. Phone Lawrence- 
 
918, - 
 
  
 
$1.-$3. 
 
| $2.50 ea.; 
 
  
 
4 Grenville 5 et 
 
ae ss Reece dy ah RAE 
 
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5 Yellow Buff Orpington 
Roosters, $2. ea.; 3, $5.; 10 Pul- 
lets, $22.50 with 2 roosters free 
with lot. Mrs. B. H. Holland, 
Dalton, tases 
 
About 30 heavy mixed breed 
hens and pullets, just starting 
to lay, $2. ea. for lot. Claude 
Ferguson, Stockbridge, Rt. 1. 
 
PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS, 
PIGEONS, QUAIL, DOVES: 
 
One pair 4 yr. old India Blue 
Peafowl, and one pair 1 yr. old, 
for sale. Mrs. W. A. Biggers, 
Greenville. 
 
Racing Homer Pigeons, band- 
ed, mostly 1952 and 1953 birds, 
12, $7.50; Eng. Trumpeters, $6. 
 
pr.; Show type Hungarians, $4. 
i E. Dooley, Gainesville, 336 
Oak St. Call Lenox 2-6112 day 
time; Le 4-5036 nights. 
 
Chukar Partridge, breeders, 
$8.50 pr.; Eggs, 35c ea. Limited 
number available; Mallard 
Ducks (domesticated), from cul- 
led flock, $12, trio. Cash with 
orders. Shipping extra. Jas. R. 
Johnston, Jr., Marjetta, Rt. 2, 
Providence Rd( Near Johnson: 
Ferry Rd. and Ga. 120.). 
 
Chukar Partridge breeders, 
large fine birds, in excellent 
plumage, $3.50 ea.; In lots 12 
or more, $3. ea.; Northern Bob 
White Quail, $5. pr.; , Domesti- 
cated pure Greenhead Mallard 
Ducklings, $1. ea.; Eggs, 20c ea. 
HOB:-C-D: Ward, Marietta, Rt. 
3, Paper Mill Rd. Phone Mari- 
etta 9-6986. 
 
Large Bob White Quail, any 
number or pairs. Letters ans. 
Joe Collier, Arlington. 
 
Pheasants: Silver, Golden, 
Lady Amherst, Mongolian, 
Reeves, Whites, Swinhoe, Cheer 
and Chinese; plenty of Northern 
Quail. Mrs. Helen Street, At- 
lanta, Rt. 2. 
 
35 mixed Pigeons, good num- 
ber mated and working, 50c 
ea. J. W. Stephenson, College 
Park, 106 W. Walker Ave. 
 
Select purebred large Utility| H 
Royal White King Pigeons, di- 
rect Rice strain, mated, banded, 
working producers of nice large 
healthy squabs, $5. pr. George 
Bell, Shellman. 
 
Racing Homer Pigeons, 
pr. to $10. 
ea. 
Barnesville, 
488 R. 
 
$4. 
r.; Young birds, 
rover C. Piper, 
15-5th. St. Phone 
 
Common Pigeons, mated and} Rt. 
 
working, $1. pr.; Also Muscove 
Ducks, $3. pr. Exch. one duc 
for one Pekin Duck, or pair 
ducks for pair of Bantam 
Chicks, any stock. Ea. pay post- 
age. Starling Yawn, Byromville. 
 
Northern Bob White Quail, 
strong birds, $4. pr.; Chukar 
Partridges for breeders, $7.50 
pr. Zack Collins, Atlanta, 1879 
North Ave., N. E. Be. 2855. 
 
.1 India Blue Pea Hen, 1953 
hatch, $15.; also 6 Reeves phea- 
sant hens, $8. ea. D. Kennedy, 
Quitman, Rt. 2. 
 
Quail. $3. get Ss. J. Jordon, 
Macon, Rt. phone 2-5692, 
 
2 Ringneck pheasant hens 
and 1 cock, 1952 hatch, $10.; 
also purebred Game chickens: 
Ginn Reds and Striplings Blue. 
Roosters, $5. ea; hens, $3.50 ea, 
Will ship. W. A. Roach, Savan- 
nah, Rt. 6, Box 81 (LaRoach 
Ave.) x 
TURKEYS, GUINEAS, 
DUCKS, GEESE 
 
White Beltsville Turkeys, 3 
Toms, 3 Hens, $20. pr. No chks. 
Mrs. John A. Davis, Sr., Pel- 
 
ham, Rt. 1, Box 108. Phone 
7721. 
 
Twelve 1953 hatch Guineas, 
mostly hens, $1. eat; Also two 
52 hatch Turkey Hens, $5. ea. 
Cannot ship, Russell McGukin, 
Bremen, Rt. 1. Tel. 3101. 
 
2, large Ganders (cross White 
Ambden-Toulouse), $5.00 ea.; 
$10. pr.; White Pekin, Indian 
Ducks, large Drakes, $3.; Ducks 
CO pr Wis. Mee, 
 
Gaddis, Quitman, Box 124, 
 
One pair Mammoth Bronze 
Turkeys, unrelated, suitable for 
breeding, $30. Cannot ship. Mrs.. 
 
Nice 
Turkeys for sale. Mrs. J. 
Davidson, Pineview, Rt. 1. , 
 
One Turkey Hen and 9 young 
13 wks. old, $33. for lot. Come 
after. E. H. Clarke, Macon, 2560 
Bloomfield Dr. 
 
$3.50 ea. Will ship at buyers 
expense, but prefer not to ship. 
/See at my place. Russell W. 
Zears, Maysville, 
Lenox 4-5720. 
 
6 Geese, 1 White-Gander, rest 
Blue and White, $3. ea. Will 
ship if buyer pays shipping 
Ae Sell oneor all. Clemon 
 
. Wilbur, Acworth, Rt. 1. 
 
Nice young Bronze Turkeys 
for breeding purposes. Mrs. Js 
J. Davidson, Pineview, Rt. 1. 
 
-5 Ducks, 1 Drake (2 ducks 
domesticated Mallards;. others 
including drake large quackless 
hybrids). Lot $10. See at our 
home on Jo\sasons Ferry Rd., 
N.E. Cobb (s., 6 mi: Chatta- 
hoochee River. J. D. Jordan, 
 
ta 8-1802. 
 
  
 
POULTRY WANTED 
 
  
 
Want 12 mixed breed Bantam 
hens for 50c ea. Will pay 
freight. Write or call. Charlie 
 
N.W. Be 4959. - 
 
Want 200 Baby Chicks to 
raise on halves until 8 or 10 
wks. old.. You furnish chicks 
and feed. Consider any breed 
ood layers. Write ist. Mrs. J. 
 Barry, Esom Hill, Rt. 1. 
 
2 Cockerels. State price. Edgar 
Peterson, Cedartown, 409 Col- 
lard Valley Rd. 
 
LEGHORNS: . 
 
Want 12 or 15 Brown or 
 
White Leghorn, and one roost- 
 
er, not over 18 mos. old at $1.50 
 
 abi ped at my expense. W. 
arley, Dalton, Rt. 1. 
 
ee, 
 
Want 2 or 3 pairs Valley 
quae L. M. Bonner, Buchanan, 
tsk. 
 
TURKEYS, GUINEAS, 
DUCKS, GEESE, ETC. 
 
Want to exchange 3 rabbits 
(Calif. Pink Eye), 1 buck, 
does, for Geese: 1 gander, 
hens, Donnie Cochran, Ellijay, 
 
6. 
 
Want 2 or 3 geese and 1 gan- 
der. Make best price FOB ex- 
press office. Geo. W. Howard, 
Cedartown, Rt. 2. 
 
Want 150-200 Ducklings de- 
livered to me April 5-12. Advise 
what kind, price, etc. E. C. 
Kidd, Milledgeville, Box 263. 
 
Want 2 or 3 turkey hens and 
tom. Advise price, etc. Matthew 
M. Murray, Jr., Americus, Rt. 
1, Box 19. 
 
Want 1 or 2 trios old time 
Cotton Patch Geese. State price 
in Ist letter. B. W. Hancock, 
Stone Mountain, Rt. 1. 
 
  
 
LIVESTOCK WANTED 
 
  
 
CATTLE; ' 
 
Want 4 reg. or purebred Black 
Angus Bulls, about 400 lbs. 
600 Ibs. State description and 
price. H. J. Parrish, Cairo. 
 
Want purebred Black Angus 
Bull, about 8-12 mos. old. Must 
be reashonable, within 50 mi. 
Macon. Milton P. Minchew 
Macon; Rt. 3. 
 
Want to exchange about 2 
tons baled hay for young cattle 
 
or hogs. Thad S. Oliver, Sr., 
Jonesboro, Rt. 1, Thomas Rd. 
Tel. 6317. ae 
HOGS: 
 
Want reg SPC Boar, 75-100 
Ibs., 4-5 mos. old. Advise. Lewis 
Lindsey, Silver Creek. 
 
Want Little Bone SPC Gilts at 
once. Contact. W. E. 
Palmetto, Rt. k 
 
HORSES AND MULES; 
 
Want to buy i mare mule, 
1200-1400 Ibs., gentle work any- 
where. Contact. James Waller, 
 
  
 
Sallie Mae Sims, Newnan, 126 
 
  
 
_ Soperton. 
 
A. ek 
 
spring hatch Bronze ~ 
 
2 pair Grey and White Geese, |  
 
Rt3,2. leks 
 
Marietta, Rt. 2. Phone Mariet- 3 
 
BABY CHICKS & BANTAMS: = 
 
Vaughn, Atlanta, 670 Alta Pl., 
 
Want 10 young Bantam Hens, 
 
    
 
        
     
     
     
 
    
    
    
        
       
      
      
        
     
    
    
     
     
    
    
    
       
     
     
  
 
         
      
       
         
      
      
     
      
   
   
  
   
   
   
  
   
    
    
  
  
  
   
    
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Want 6 Bronze Turkey hens, 
1 tom. Advise. J. E. Ladson, . 
Sr., Moultrie. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
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MARKET BULL ee a 
 
  
 
_ BUSINESS, INDUSTRY, F 
PARITY AND PRICE SUPPOF 
 
(Continued from page 1) 
 
States was a debtor nation, Congress 
realized that we could not have a free 
economy if we permitted the development 
of monopolies in money or commodities 
or transportation or communication or 
in any other field. Any citizen who is 
forced to pay the other fellows prices 
when he buys and forced to accept the 
other fellows price when he sells is in 
a hopeless situation. This, of course, in- 
cludes the farmer. But, the farmer is not 
alonein this category. The ordinary mer- 
chant, banker, packer and other small 
businessmen are caught in the same trap. 
Businessmen generally have not realized 
that this is true. They have thought of 
their own problem and the farmers 
problem as being two separate problems. 
Actually it is one and.the same problem. 
 
When the ordinary merchant goes to 
buy goods, he has no say as to the price 
he pays. He must pay the price fixed. by 
monopolistic control and influence. When 
the little merchant goes to sell his goods, 
 
  
 
he must meet prices d by great chain 
establishments ow and financed by 
the same internatlonal money lenders. 
The little merehant has little more to say 
about the priee he pays and the price he 
receives on his merchandise than the 
farmer has on the crops that he grows. 
 
Small business people, white collar | 
 
folks, small bankers and farmers gener- 
ally realize that all is not right; but, 
generally, they do noterecognize what is 
wrong. The setting up of parity and price 
supports for farmers, the setting up of 
 
government loans, the establishment of  
loans for small business, government un- 
 
derwriting of home building, government 
 
- loans to move people from the cities back 
 
to the farm, government subsidies for 
hospitals and schools, and write-off allow- 
ances in income tax to charitable institu- 
tions and many other thingsare all a part 
and parcel of the attempt to use the tax- 
payers money to build-a giant camouflage 
 
to hide the damage that is being done to 
this country by our foreign policy and our | 
 
  
 
    
    
   
   
   
    
   
   
   
 
which we ie It is the effort 
kind of curb on the unlimite 
the President to destroy our 
economy and to surrender t 
the American people thro 
treaties and executive agre 
which our Constitution is ov 
This is too much. power fc 
men to have and certainly i 
 
  
 
though he be Reeser of t 
States; si 
 
-worse than an  infidel. 
 
TOM LINDER 
oe Commissioner _ 
 
  
 
LIVESTOCK WANTED 
 
Want a Burro or Donkey. Ad- 
vise 2 and details in {st let- 
ter. T. A. Curry, Oconee. 
 
RABBITS AND GUINEA PIGS 
(CAVIES) 
 
Want 2 (only) young Gaines 
Pigs (eavies). Will pay $1.00 ea. 
and come after within city. of 
Atlanta or Decatur. Advise or 
contaet John L. Meek, Decatur, 
88 Forest Court. 
 
Want Angora Wool Rabbits, 
10 does, 2 bucks. Advise. D. J. 
Green, Griffin, Rt. C. 
 
Want to exchange one small 
buck rabitt, 3 mos. old, for bred 
doe, Gray Belgian or Red Roof- 
ers. Desire them for new blood. 
-Mrs. N. T. Ryan, Tallapoosa. 
 
SHEEP AND GOATS: 
 
Want Billy Goat, wagon, and 
harness. State price. L. B. Stey- 
erman, Thomasville,*RFD 2. 
 
Want male goat for breeding 
purpose. State age and price./S. 
F. Humphries, Scottdale. 
 
Want trio goats (not milk), re- 
asonable; Also good mule, cheap; 
and reg. Hainpshrire Male Pig, 
2 mios.-10 wks. old. W. P. Col- 
vin, Milner, Rt. 1. 
 
  
 
FARM HELP WANTED 
 
  
 
Want family at once to farm 
on 50-50 basis Can furnish all 
day work desired until crop 
time. 4 R house, lights, water, 
 
FARM HELP WANTED 
 
Want reliable white farmer 
with force to cultivate 25 acres | 
 
land, 30-50 basis. Good settle-j 
 
ment on mail and school bus 
route; Good pair mules, plenty 
farming tools; 3 R house, spring 
in yard, plenty wood, 10 mi. W. 
Ellijay just off Chatsworth Hwy. 
on all weather road. Letters ans. 
A. W. West, Ellijay Rt. 1. 
 
Want man and wife, or single 
man or woman to- cultivate 5 
or 10 acres good land. Can fur- 
nish small house. Extra day 
work. See or write. W. W. Wil- 
kinson, Villa Rica, Rt. 2. 
 
Want small family, white or 
eclored, to tend 30 A- land on 
halves. I furnish land, fertilizer, 
good house, lights, etc. and 
arty to furnish self and stock. 
 
chool bus; church route. 6 A 
cotton allotment, pepper and. 
corn land. W. P. Colvin, Milner, 
Rt. 1. 
 
Want man or woman with boy 
large enough to work, to work, 
to run tractor, work by day with 
with patches (garden) on farm, 
for 3R house on mail and school 
bus rt. W. M. Mansfield, Wash- 
ington, Rt. 2. - 
 
Want reliable farmer for 1 H|= 
farm in Gwinnett Co., on stand- 
me rent basis only. Good land, 
 
house with elec., plenty of 
water school bus route. Contact. 
W. A. Pate, Atlanta, 1019 West 
Peachtree. At-0613. 
 
Want good 1 H farmer, 50-50 
 
POSITIONS WANTED 
 
White, single man, .43 yrs. 
old, wants job on dairy farm. 
Experienced. Reasonable sal- 
ary, home, board. Prefer near 
Atlanta. Sanborn Cooper, At- 
lanta, 200 Montgomery Ferry 
Dr. Em. 6909. 
 
Want 2 H farm on_ halves. 
Elec. Church nearby, 5 or 6 R 
house. Prefer near or below 
Atlanta on Highway. Call: 4- 
1554, or write. 
Kingston, Rt. 1. 
 
Woman with 3 children want 
job on farm. (2 sons, 32; and 
17; One girl, 12). Oldest son 
can drive truck or tractor, or 
operate any kind farm machin- 
ery; Others do just regular farm 
labor. Have to be moved at 
once. No drinkers. Ruby Pat- 
terson, Rome, Rt. 3. 
 
White man and wife with 3 
children want job on chicken 
farm. Good pay. Sober. No 
experience but willing to learn. 
 
A. C. Duckworth, Jr., Blairs- 
ville, Rt. 2, Box 142 A. 
 
P H. Earley, 
 
POSITION s WANTED | 
 
White, 39. yr. 
wife, 3 children, wants job on 
farm or dairy and _ poultry 
work (either one, or both). Will- 
ing-worker. Sober, honest. Need 
3. or 4 R house, lights, water. 
Have to be moved. Write or see. 
W. C. Chappell, 
Capitol Ave., S.W. 
 
wants job looking after beef 
cattle and. chilckens. Can hand- 
le 2 brooder houses. Have wife, 
6 children (1-15 yrs. old). Pre- 
fer North Ga. T. F. Teal, Sr., 
| Boustasvale, Rt: 4,0; Box 
 
job on farm, 50-50 basis. Con- 
 
ae experience. Willing work- 
 
Also drive truck and trac- 
ne. Ready. to start now. Buford 
. ae Atlanta, 481 Crew: St. 
 
Want job on oak dairy farm, 
or working with cattle. Farmed 
most of life. 55 yrs. old, wife, 
1 girl.- Desire good house. rea- 
sonable salary. Write. W. A. 
Bolenger, Carrollton, 3 ie, 
Ave.. Tel. 972 J. y 
 
  
 
old man with : 
 
Atlanta, 498 
 
X-GI coming off GI training 
 
28 yr. old-married man wants | 
 
sider day work for salary. 11. 
 
  
 
36 yr. ale man, 
work on farm, 
cattle, repair 
ect. Need house, 
Both raised on farm. 
ary in letter. Olon 
Woodstock, Ri 
 
E on 
enced milking, hc 
etc. Have daughte 
can pick cotton, 
who can learn te J 
Need good ney ; 
 
F.M. Powell, Talla Lp! 
 
Want job driving 
tractor. 10 ve 
farm with farm 
Marvin Koon, Ft. 
1, Box 69. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
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mail and school route. Joe! basis, tend crop and do some day meee  33 ay 
Wheless, Crawford, Rt. 2. labor. Good land, good house, % 
; : lights, near school and store. : : 
Want single, sober, middle| Ww. Braswell, Loganville, Rt.| STEERS & HEIFERS 
aged white man from farm for] 1, Choice 21.50 : ; : Sst a Ts a rea 
poultry farm in Atlanta. No : | Good 17.75 17.59-19.59  16.50-17.00 -16.75-17.50 ~ _17.75-20.00 
poultry experience necessary.| Want married farmer to drive! Com, 14.00-16.50  -:13.75-17.00 -13.50-15.75 -'14.00-14.50 -14.00-17.50 
Good room, board, salary. C. F.| truck, tractor, and pick veget-| ypitity 12.00-13.75 -:12.09-14.00 -'12,00-13.50 =-12.00-12.50.-=-11.75-14.00 
McGouirk, Atlanta, 151 Harris}ables on large vegetable farm | Cutters 10.00-12.09 10.00-12.00 -10.09-11.50 -10.00-11.50 -10.00-12. 
St. N. W. near Atlanta. a. ey .00 sien, : : ae 
house wi elec arden, . 5 s : 
Want large, reliable family to Acai co R. fF. . Sams, | CALVES :  : 
share crop, 4 1/2 acres tobacco,|Clarkston. Phone 43- 7322. Good & Ghoice -:17.00-19.25 16.50-19.25 15,50-19.25 - 
cotton, tomatoes, and regular Util. & Coml. 12.00-17.00 11.50-16.75 -11.25-15.75 -11.00-16.00 
wage work on farm. Elec., plenty| Want dependable, smart man| Good & Choice Vealers 20.00-26.00 19.00-20.00 19,00-25.50- 
water, wood. Mail and school|and wife for work on 1H farm. 3 i zi 
bus route. 7 mi. Odum. Winton| Must have own farm equipmegt,| cows * Sas 
seed copia) lata and able finance self. Mrs. C. A. | Gritty 10.00-12.25  10.00-12.00 -10.00-12.00 10.00-12.00 _10,50-12. 
Wie iking. toremnat ~for Phillips., Vidalia. CG. & G, 50-10.50 7.50-10.50 7.50-10.50 _._ 7.50-10.50 7.50-10.75  
cattle farm. Must be e zeeenaed Want white, single, reliable 
giving shots, also with tractor,|man for 1H farm on shares. 1/ BULLS Se  ae 
combine. etc. When ae room over garage furnished for! util, & Coml. 11.75-13.00 12,00-14,50  12.50-14.25  -11,75-14.25 
state age, number in fa ex- - t house keeping Some work! Cutters 10.50-12.00 10.50-12.25  10.50-12.00 = 10.25-12.00 
perience, people Woteed for,|when not in crop, Must have - 
salary wanted, Apply: D. C. Col-| good references. jill board in STOCKERS ; x i es 
lier, Barnesville. epenee ee a? an Me Steers & Heifers 11.00-17.00 -11.50-17.00 _11.00-16.75 -11.00-16.75 
Want reliable, : Calves 12.00-21.00  12.00-16.50 
 
experienced 
man with help to raise poultry 
and tend 1 H crop on share pa- 
et. ped R house with lights 
 
bis, He Re. 1, Cf rebar see 
 
  
 
Want unencumbered middle 
woman with no bad habits 
r light farm chores on farm. 
 
    
  
 
  
 
x Wallace Carter, Plains, 
 
  
 
10.50-17.00 
 
12.00-17.75 
 
  
 
  
 
Source of Information 
 
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