Tom Linder 
 
ommissioner 
 
  
 
  
 
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 31, 1954 
 
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oe ae always been a great live- 
ae has been due in part to 
 
  
 
GF abeuntially the same a- 
of livestock that it has today. Of 
 
Most of the cattle ranged in - 
 
of 100. to 5,000. ae rang- 
ere never fed and seldom ~ 
 
Dae of Commerce, f 
fore me, the relative. 
in Georgia in 1860, 
 
oe 1, . according to the 
tr Commerce, there were . 
 
human ee of Georgia in 
ee 286. And, ae to the 
 
man people in 1860, where does the, 
 
ad ogs abe are much higher 
0 to. market i ina much shorter 
 
fESTOCK IN GEORGIA 
 
  
 
st of the livestock in 1860 was ~ 
 
me f so to feed S 1 L/2 million in \ 
 
word baloney may be used in the broad- 
est sense. People today open a can and 
consume the contents without question. 
 
Much of it contains portions of the inter- | 
ior of the animal which people eat and | 
 
enjoy out of a tin can, but many of them 
would turn up their noses if you invited 
them out to eat chitterlings, The follow- 
ing is a direct quotation from Page 579 
cf the report of the Commissioner  of 
 
Agriculture in 1866 of the United States, 
 
and I think is most interesting as a matter 
of history and also as the subject matter 
 
for serious thought on the possibility of 
 
Georgia as a sheep growing country. 
 
It will be seen that Georgia affords 
great facilities for wool growing. In a 
large. portio of the State sheep require 
no housing or feeding, and there are no 
northers, as in Texas. The market for 
wool and mutton is within easy reach. 
 
_ Why, then, should the wool growers seek 
_the west? With the subject of wool grow- 
 
yaad observation at home and abroad. It 
 
ing the writer is familiar from practice 
 
| is_ his conviction that considering the 
 
climate, price of land, markets and facili- - 
 
ties for summer and winter grazing, mid- 
 
dle and lower Georgia afford a prospect 
 
of more rapid fortune in wool growing 
 
- than any other region within his knowl- 
 
edge. Cotton has heretofore blinded the 
 
eyes of planters to the value of their 
 
lands for this purpose. There is no reason 
 
why the wool crop of Georgia should not  
be larger than its cotton crop ever was. . 
 
The drawback has ben the number: of 
 
dogs, of which there were 92,000 in the 
 
AS 
 
unless with the consent of the owner.~ 
 
State. These, however, are diminishing 
with the diminution of the lacks, for 
every farm negro has his cur. The last 
legislature passed a law rendering it a 
penal offence for anyone to enter with a 
-dog in a field in which there were sheep, 
 
There is reason ta hope that this dog 
 
nuisance will soon be measurably abat- 
ed.  
 
It is a far cry from the day when it 
was thought all right to kill the dogs to 
protect the sheep until today. Notwith- 
standing our Veterinary Colleges to train 
Veterinarians, most of them come to 
Atlanta or other cities where they: find 
it much more profitable to treat peoples 
 
pet dogs and cats than to go out in farm-  
 
ing counties and treat cattle, hogs, and 
poultry. 
 
After the. War Between. the States, 
the home- coming Confederate Soldiers 
 
were not only faced with devastated 
 
  
 
homes and poverty stricken farmers, but 
they were also faced with the tremendous 
problem | of what to do with the freed 
Negroes. Not only were the freed blacks 
totally incapable of making a living for 
 
  
 
  
 
sense ee and a  a the white . 
 
people of the state, Bak oo folks 
 
were faced with Carpetbaggers and Scal- 
awags and Yankee bayonets at the same- 
time. It is, perhaps, true that in all of the  
annals of recorded history there can be 
found no parallel for~ the hardships, 
trials and degrading insults endured by 
the people of Georgia and the South. 
Neither can any other case be found 
where all of these threats were met and 
overcome by the courage of men and 
women who would not be defeated and 
who would not be overcome even when 
they stood empty handed before the 
bayonets of as a cruel an enemy as ever 
set foot on the land of a surrendered foe. 
As a boy at the home fireside, listening 
to my elders tell of their experiences and 
as a man reading reports from Korea, I 
wondered if the Chinese Reds had not 
read about the Yankees and the planters 
in Georgia. 
 
_ In-recent years Georgia has developed 
the greatest broiler industry of any state 
in the Union; but because of the prone- 
ness of us all to devote our greatest efforts 
to increase whatever business that shows 
a profit, the broiler industry in, Georgia 
and the Nation shows evidence of being 
undone, Farmers and feedmen who are 
engaged in the broiler industry find 
themselves faced with ruinous prices for 
broilers and with tremendously increased 
broiler production. Three years ago, Geor- 
gia attained leadership by producing 
eighty-eight million broilers. At the pres- 
ent time; more than three million beby 
chicks are being placed on feed each 
week. Should this rate continue with 
only normal losses, we would produce 
within twelve months around one hund- 
red fifty million broilers, er more than 
twice as many as we did three years ago. 
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FARMING IN 1954 a 
 
Generally speaking, farmers of the 
country are facing a most#uncertain fu- 
ture. There are a great many signs of 
economic decline, which, unless handled 
promptly, will be reflected in the farm- 
ers income for marketing this years 
harvest. 
 
 
 
It is now known that more than four 
 
~ million people have lost their jobs and 
 
are now unemployed. A great many of 
these are under Social Security and will 
draw unemployment payments for a 
while. Many others are not under Social 
Security and now have no income. Most 
of this unemployment is the result of 
large stocks of merchandise which has 
been manufactured in this country or 
{imported from abroad. 
 
During the last twenty years, the 
general course of our economy and money 
 
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Tom Linder, Commissioner 
Published Weekly at 
 
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By Department of Agriculturr 
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FARMS. AND FARM LAND 
FOR SALE 
 
FARMS & FARM LAND 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
CORRECTION40 A. near 
Dallas, Paulding Co., 8 R. shack, 
out-bldgs.,-3 streams, good well, 
$1,300.000. (not $13.00 as was 
printed in F. L. issue). Roy Ball, 
Atlanta, 1640.Raymond Rd. a. E. 
DI 6977. 
 
CORRECTION185 A Gwin- 
nett. Co. plenty young timber, 
50 A Bottoms, Yellow River and 
Wildeat Creek through place, 2 
mi. Lawrenceville. Soil road. 2-5 
R. house, elec, mail, school bus 
Rt. $11,000 (not $1,100.00) as 
was printed in F. L. issue), Half 
down, bal.1, 2, and 3 yrs. C. W. 
Powell, Lawrenceyille. 
 
CORRECTION-300 A. (not 
30 acres, as printed in Farm 
Land issue) stock farm, Carroll 
Co., near Bowdon; also 2 small 
farms same location. All in high 
state of cultivation; highly pro- 
ducing land. Contact for prices. 
. J. Garrett, Bremen. 323 
Laurel St. phone 2063. 
 
GORRECTION  50 A land, 
Macon: Co., part in cultivation, 
part in timber, pine and gum, 
2esprings running water, good 
Jocation. Will sell at reasonable 
price. Mrs. Ralph Phillips, Ogle- 
thorpe, Rt. 1. 
 
CORRECTION VIO: A, 
Peach Co., 1 mi. W. Byron city 
limits, Rt. 42 paved road, 155 
A. cultivation, 132.open, 23 bear- 
ing pecans, 33.6 A cotton allot- 
ment. New 6 R. dwelling, hot 
and cold water, new deep well, 
barn, 2 tenant houses, grain bin, 
6 other bldgs. A. J. Wages, By- 
ron. Phone 913. 
 
CORRECTION  19 A. Cobb 
 
_ o., good land,g3 bedroom house 
 
with bath, paved road, near 
 
school, store, ehurchs, 1 mi. E. 
 
Varners store on McLand Rd. 
 
E. T. Furr, Powder Springs, Rt. 
2. 
 
16 A. 700 ft. off Hwy. 92, no 
Jand. Will divide and give 
terms. At Nortons Store. S. F. 
Walden, Douglasville, Douglas 
Co., Rt. 4, Box 318. 
 
81 1/2 A, 50 A cultivation, 
8B A tobacco, pond well stocked, 
all new buildings, mail and bus 
by door. 2 mi. Douglas, Coffee 
Co., on new Bell Lake, Hwy. to 
Waycross. Hanry English, Doug- 
Jas, Rt. 3. 
 
10 A, land, good 6 R, house, 
good freestone water on back 
 
porch, plenty out-bldgs., gardn,|- 
 
patches, some young fruit. Fine 
ocation. Few close neighbors. 
 
fiee to appreciate, 1 1/4 mi. 8. 
W, Dallas, Paulding Co. or write. 
. A. Stone, Dallas, Rt. 5. 
 
743 A livestock and grain 2 
 
farm, nearly all newly fenced, 
100 A crimson cloyer establish- 
ed, 30 A sericea, 70 A kobe 
lespedeza, 20 A coastal ber- 
muda, 3/4 A _ cleared, well 
watered with large branch, _ir- 
rigation possible; 2 story 7-R 
house, good cond. 2 tenant 
houses, tool shed, bored well, 
elec., bathroom. Leroy Pierson, 
Davisbore. Washington Co. 
 
262 A, 20 mi. Atlanta Produce 
Mk&t., good soil road, school bus 
and mail ee mile off pave- 
ment, good pastures, land for 
farming, fruit trees, suitable for 
cattle or hogs; 3 houses, 2-5R, 
1-8R, wired for stoves, phone, 
2 large barns, all kinds out- 
bldgs, Several streams. $9500. 
cash. Contact. J. M. Hall, Doug- 
lasville, Douglas Co. Rt., 4, Box 
133. Tel. 2615. 
 
42 A farm, 12 level, 10 A roll- 
ing, 20 A rough, plenty water 
year around; 5 R- house wired 
for stove, all weather road, mail 
and school bus by door. Sell 
furnished except for very per- 
sonal items. Rex C. Blessing, 
Dahlonega, Rt. 3, Lumpkin Co. 
 
500 A. land, Laurens Co. plen- 
ty water and wood, Elec. lights, 
fenged and cross fenced, 300 A. 
cultivated land, 200 A.  pasture 
and has been improved. Sell or 
trade smaller place suitable for 
poultry, etc. H. F. Evans, Dex- 
ter, RFD 1. 
 
@Farm of 358 A., 1/2 mi. Davis- | ; 
 
Washington Co, and 
 
nice churehes and schools. 8 
houses and large barn; main 
house has water facilities. 
Located on paved Road, Hwy. 
24, Half is under Page fence, 
2A. fish pond, lot of spring 
heads, bounded on West side 
by Williamson Swamp Creek. 
Land tested for growing peaches 
and test shows good. Very rich 
soil Hoke Overstreet, Davisboro. 
 
boro, 
 
  
 
FARMS AND FARM LAND 
FOR RENT 
 
  
 
  
 
CORRECTION  FOR RENT 
15 A. upland, 15 A bottem land 
for hay. Have clover, Johnson 
grass on 10 acres; 4 R_ house. 
$5. per acre. Newton Co. T. C. 
|Tuck, Covington, Rt. 2. 
 
  
 
SECOND HAND 
MACHINERY WANTED 
 
  
 
Case Side Delivery Rake, 
good cond., used only 8 days, 
sacrifice for $200. Mrs. S, F. 
 
|turn plow, pe an 
|plows, alb ai new, (original | 
cost Over 
 
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1} 1 H cultivator, and some other 
 
"SECOND: HAND 
MACHINERY FOR SALE 
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Planet Jr. 5 H Riding Trag- 
 
tor .with, mower, dise harrow, 
g 
 
1000), sacri for |. 
$295. Val Rete, ene, 1218 
Westmont Rd. 6855, 
 
Farmall B Tr neta 
on, rear, planters, tivators, 
distributors, $392. ine out 
Henry L. Josey, Bartow, Rt. 1. 
 
2 Jamesway Oil Brooders, al- 
lege like new, used very little, 
e size, 835. J. H. Mobley, 
uford, Rt. 2. (Near Prison 
Cane. ; 
 
One Allis-Chalmers 40 Com-. 
bine, good running cond., with 
new tires and curtains, $300. ot 
 
lh tires 
 
4 
 
Cartersville, Rt. 3. Phone 895M. 
 
Farmall M_ Tractor, perfect 
cond., power takeoff, pulley, 
lights, $1000. F. A. Agee, Grew 
fordville. 
 
Heavy 1 H Wagon, good as 
new, 9 ft. poplar body, shafts, 
and pole, for 2 horses, es 
Lynchburg 1H Plow, $5. 
 
N. Mauk, Hwy. 90. oT 
Hutcherson, Mauk. 
 
Two 10 X 38 Tractor Tires, 
$15. ea.; Guano Distributor, $4.: 
 
farm,.equip. E. B. Travis, River- 
dale. Tel. Fayetteville 5415. 
 
Complete set planters, cul- 
tivating equipment with dis- 
tributor for 1953 Ford Tractor, 
used less than 50 Agres, $350. 
J. Luther Gilbert, Vienna. 
 
One Tractor Cut off Saw, 
fits H or M Farmall, $60.; Sears 
Power Chain Saw, cheap; 
Stalhmal Fertilizer Spreader, 
$25, = K. Fowler, Athens, Rt. 
 
1 H Steel Beam Oliver Plow, 
3 extra points, $10. at my farm. 
Ernest Alexander, Decatur. 114 
New St. Cr. 3020. #@ 
 
Farm Blacksmith Shop, $50. 
G. L. Edwards, Decatur, 616 W. 
College Ave., (Rt. 78). Cr, 6593. 
 
Intl. 42 Combine. ready for 
harvesting, $199.95. W. F. Curry, 
Hawkinsyille. 
 
2-3 Row Niagara Cotton Dus- 
ters, can be cheaply and geeily 
repaired, $25. and $30. M. P. 
Fox, Dawson. 
 
One Syrup Spies, 80 gal, 
size, $25. Mrs. G. W. Beasley, 
Metter, Rt. 2. 
 
Farmall Model A_ Tractor, 
A-1 cond., planters, cultivators, 
harrow, and plow. Reasonable 
price. See. Groyer Hall, More- 
land, Rt. J. (8 mi. .S. Newnan 
on Hwy. 29). 
 
12 ft. cut Massey Harris Com- 
bine, self propelled, large tires, 
large engine, 60 bu. tank un- 
loads in 5 min., $3300. Three 
 
Pixte 
 
at market. H. G. Ballard, Moul- 
trie, c/o Crescent Farms. 
 
Meadows Grist Mill, 20 in. 
rock, cheapefor cash; Also Farm 
Master Kerosene Brooders used 
one year, cheap for sa 
Cobb Varner, Powder Paarl 
 
gt Tat or Ford Tractor, $150.; 
bl. Bottom Plow for Super 
C Tractor, used 2 days, $100.; 
8 ft. Cultipacker with grass 
seeder attach., $150.;. Side Del. 
Hay Rake. $50. All are almost 
new cond. John W. Harms, 
Savannah, White Bluff Rd., c/o 
Oakhurst Farm. 
 
Case A-6 Combine, completely 
overhauled in 1953, will handle 
 
sale or exch. for pick-up ha 
baler. State particulars. W. ad 
Willson. Albany, Rt. 1. Phone 
He-5-4038. 
 
Super C Farmall Tractor, 
bush harrow, 2 disc plow, sub- 
soiler, mowing machine, (trails 
any Tractor), Gee Whiz, fits 
cultivators for C or Super C 
tractor, all in good shape. Trac- 
tor slightly used. Et J. Me- 
Ginnis, Alpharetta, Rt. 1, Box 
146. Phone 4737. 
 
Good 2 H Wagon, good cond. 
Frank Bradley, Americus, 
4, Box 109.  
 
Elec, Brooder, 100 cap. also 
80 egg cap. Elec. Ineubator, 
 
t. 
 
  
 
  
 
Paulding Co. 
 
V4 
 
Carroll, Rockmart, HED 3. 
Phone 5348 - 
 
my farm. James A. Buford, | 2. 
 
-good condition. H. M. 
 
years to pay in cash or oats| 
 
Dbl. Dise Daiease for Super | Rt 
 
clover, lupine, small grains, for| D. 
 
  
 
for sale. J. E. Lasater, Atlanta, 
962 Crew St. 8. We 
 
  
 
MACHINERY roe, ALE 
 
16 hp Plage Hi. Garden 
 
Tractor with in. turning 
plow and 6 g cultivato 
od. mechani cond., $12 
S, Paden, Atlants, 125 
ce Ave, E. 
 
fs Es King 
Rea @ ), forward and} 
with turner, |.or _ 
 
reverse speed, 
harrow, cultivator. S. T. Par- 
 
.| ham, Barnesville. Phone 152-J. 
 
Oliver Tractor Harrow 
Harrow Carriage, 4 Dise 7 
 
Stephens, Buford. Tel. 2362.  
 
Oak's Elec. Brooder, 4 deck, 
800 cap. baby chicks, $50.; Sears 
Incubator, 100 egg cap., $12. 
Willard Morrow, Calhoun, Rt. 
 
Planters and Pintriivious. for 
LA John Deere or with little 
change for Farmall A, for sale. 
3 mi. SE 41 Hwy. Harvie Wil- 
son, Calhoun, Rt. 2. 
 
1952 Farmall Super C Trac- 
tor, A-1 cond., 2 dise plow, 
bush and bog harrow, dbl. har- 
row, planters, cultivators, for 
sale at my farm 3 mi. Al- 
pharetta on Webb Rd. Hermen 
Stancel, Alpharetta, Rt. 1. 
Phone 4861. e x 
 
One Chicken SBrooder, 50 
cap., baer? new, painted, 
on  about 3 1/2 Ht, cheap, 
$5. Mrs. L. M. Swords, Atlanta, 
1087 Hudson Dr. N. E. 
 
J. B. Feed Mill with eoe 
and belts, will gting 1 
tons per hour, with E60_ 
Chalmers Power nit, for ae 
a J. Hunt, Blakely, Rt. 2, Box 
 
One Gin Plant for sale cheap. 
Contact. LE. Alderman, 
Brooklet. Phone 4. 
 
a. H Riding Cultivator, A-1 
cond., used very little, with 12 
extra sweeps. One-third off 
cost price. See 6 mi. S. Con-. 
yers. A. F, Underwood, Con- 
yers, RFD 3. 
 
Qne set of  distributors, 
planters, and cultivators for 
M John Deere Tractor, for sale 
or trade. 1 mile South Bushnell. 
Lowell Adams, Douglas, P,.Q. 
Box 371. 
 
 Sears-Roebuck Saw, Ist Glas 
cond., cheap for cash, Or exch 
 
for other farm equipment in 
ntin, 
East Point, 1205 Ben Hill Rd. 
 
One VAE Case Tratcor, 7} P 
ft. mower with extra blade, | a 
dise Athens Me all no cond a 
cash or terms. J. Grae 
Forest Park, Rt. os At flanta 
phone : 6364. . 
 
No.. J. D. Mower, 6 ft. 
blade, lanter, cultivator, | 
em 1 pla 00. * ae see 
Near Five Forks. Mrs. W. 
Nash, Lilburn, Rt. 1. : 
 
Grist Mill, Seales, 
with 9 HP Avery 
burns gas and kerosene, 
good running cond. chea 
gpeh. See at my home. R, 
 
aters, High Shoals. 3 
 
21/2 hp Brady Tractor with 
turning plow, lay off plew, cul- 
tivators, disc harrew, 
Mell Bentley, Lawreneeyille, 
 
2. 
 
Sheller, 
 
gine, 
all, 
for 
 
Gravely 5 HP Garden Trae- 
tor, complete with cultivator, 
plow, mower, etc. Will take 
trade, Frank Scott, Lithonia, 
Rt. 3, Browns Mill Rd. (Klon- 
dike). 
 
10 H Tractor, Mighty 
Might, cultivator, 2 turner 
plows, mowing machine, mid- 
die buster, perfect cond., $500. 
W. Bennett, L hia Springs. 
 
2 Tractor Tires, Size 9-24, 
tubes, rims, wheels, for Farm- 
all A tractor, both $30. 10 mi. 
Louisville on Clarks Mill Rd. 
Sam i bata Louisyille, Rt, 1, 
Box 67. 
 
1949 Farmall Cub, good 
cond., with cultivators, plant- 
ers, disc plow, power take off, 
lights, starter, hydraulic lift, 
$595. James A. Trice, Means- 
ville, Rt. 1, Box. 145. 
 
Good 1 H Wagon, and good 1 
H_ pony wagon, B harrow 
fr Farmall A, 1 hay rake, 
small lime spreader on rub- 
ber, cheap for cash, or. trade 
for cattle. Roger . Cobb,} 
 
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on rubber, for sale cheap. Ivan.| | 
 
50. |Dbl. Sec. Cutti 
 
eee Cub 
turn view, disc 
and fertilizer d 
 
vator, mowing m 
been used Re, 
 
house > Silt Gbeter 
man Milking Mae 
and other dairy 
riced to sell at o 
heeless, Meansyille 
Phone Thomaston 
 
Cultivator, Dis: 
Mowing Bar, Spike 
row forBrady Ga 
for sale. Percy F: 
Point, 3285 Mt. Olive 
Ca, 4938. 
 
leer Wagon, ines m : 
$35. J. R. Strayhe 
rach, Rt. fd 
 
ite 1952 Farmall U 
tor -with hydraulic lif 
plow, | mowing machin 
vators, pract eally ni 
Can see at my place 
N, Smarr, Bober 
son, Forsyth, Rt) 
 
Heavy Iron Farm 
2|diam., for sale. Contai 
ZF WwW. Aldridge, Ft. Val 
 
Int. 4 Dise Tiller, g00 
$125. Johney Hadden, 
 
oe 5 Row Cotton 
for B Allis-Chalmers  
good cond., for sale. 
er, Glenwood, Rt. Se 
 
8 Row J, D. Cotton 
good cond., Hoo. OF 
ford, Goggins. ety 
 
31. Cur #. 11 
Moving Pan, nloads - 
tor, good.cond., for sale 
for lift-type pan for For 
tor. G. Me 
Rt. M. : 
 
Blectric | Ch 
fashioned kind ad 
 
, small manuall 
Corn Sheller, $2 FOR. 
 
Beach, Gainesville, Rt. a 
 
Allis - Chalmers Cc 
perfect cond., Soeur. KC 
Straw Scatterer, 5 
new Sheets on ith, $700 
2, 1/2 yr. old 
 
ombine with scou 
straw eka 
 
perfect 
$000. A . Weldon, G 
 
Onk ga er 
tor a . tooth ees 
ing off plow, powe: bY 
hp Bugg and Str 
on E wheel used anit 
small garden, $70. 
Templer, Hertel  
Terrace. 
 
John Deere 12-A 
excellent cond., motor 
has attachment for 
clovers, $800; J 
 
3 Dise IHC ung H Plow o 
ber, good cond., $16 Os 
Reeve, Calhoun. _ 
 
Allis-Chalmers No. 60. r 
1951 Combine, with od eon 
pick- up reel, good 
sale ; Also No. 
 
Picker, mounted ae. fa 
$250. Gus G. Moore, C. 
3. 
 
Dayid Bradley 2 Ei 
Mill, David Bradl 
 
mer Mill, with 40 C. 
mers motor, other, be 
same, natn shape. ; 
price, pes Anderson, Cl 
land, Rt. 
 
One V. A. Case Tractor 
hydraulic lift, pales PTO, 
wheel wts., 
 
draulic control plow | 
 
good cond., bial for 
 
$465. FOB. he le 98 fs 
Jand-Clarksville H 
 
ley, Cleveland, -Rt- 
 
dise errepel 45 
mer ne re 
Also- 
 
  
 
Marietta, Box 3. 
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Vieel, 
hp for 12 x 16 ft. 
|, 130 RPM appfox., 
excellent cond., suit- 
our mill, or other farm 
: Whitehead, Coving- 
 
    
 
  
  
 
   
 
odel 660 Heav, Duty 
7% hp. and one Model 
er unloader, 5 hp. S. P. 
columbus, 9263 Ave. 
 
Ferguson Tractor, King 
, set smoothing harrow, 
 
A i a a 
 
   
 
   
      
 
ble price. Or @xch. for| 2 
one J. B. Alexand- 
 
    
    
 
lia, Ai. 
Model 60 AC Cojtibine, 
hed 1000 bu. grain, $1300. 
en run less than 6 days. 
itson, Danielsville, Rt. 1. 
raters, Planters, Fertili- 
eh. fof Farmall H or M 
to high bidder; 5 disc til- 
ot $200; ae 
Seen at my farm near 
Dam. Longino Little, 
ille, Box 57. 9836 after 
 
   
 
   
 
   
 
    
 
    
       
 
          
   
  
 
John Deere Side De- 
 
Rake, used 2 seasons; 
 
rubber, A-1 cond., reason- 
 
Photie | 168. J. T. Thomason 
ello. 
 
1 or Coke Chicken Brood- 
0 ea. R. L. Jackson, Jones- 
Rt. 1. Phone 6217.  
 
ng Plows; No. 3, $8 Oliv- 
so Cotton ahd Corn 
Ledbetter) $10; 3 Wag- 
Wheels, $7; SeH of 
, lia Terrell, Car- 
 
Wagon for sale or tiade 
orn and pigs. Benard Ter- 
ee Re 2, Box 177, 1 
 
   
 
d 1 H Wagon and Hatness, 
ay Horse Mule, 100 lbs., all 
00. Or sell separatly. 
 
Store. . F: Perdue, 
 
        
    
    
      
    
    
   
  
     
   
  
  
  
    
     
       
 
   
 
er Springs, Rt. 2. 
[ Wagon, med. weight, good 
Gee PGalton Powder 
 
Rt. i. Phone 4773. 
 
ever used Cole Dbl. 
$27.50; Never 
: puree: $14.50. 
Ids. ; 
 
   
 
  
 
A Tractor Plow, 2 
, and cultivating 
$450. Fa n Bennett, Rang- 
 
   
    
    
   
    
    
 
oe : 
ransport wheels, use 
"1948 Model A John 
Tractor, new rear tires, 
eultivators, 2 row cot-' 
sr, $1800. Roy L. Chaf- 
 
   
  
    
    
   
     
       
       
     
    
       
    
     
    
    
   
    
 
   
 
invited. J. B. Sanders, Mill- 
low Well Pump _ with 
perfect cond. and Oother 
ary equipment $70. At my 
mi. | oe on Dallas, 
2 urmoh Kelley, Marietta, 
 Be at RSS 
: agon, $57.; Oliver 2 H 
id  Bustet. $7.; Hay Baler, 
9. Gee Whiz Cultivator, $3.:, 
Hi Turn Plows, $3. ea. Goo 
1% mi. S. W.: Mafietta. 
 
Gfogan, Marietta, Rt. 
Hde = : 
 
  
    
   
 
as eet 
rs Middle Buster, Guano 
en oe ee nt 
i for sale, for tirade, 
Marietta just off Pow- 
rings Rd. Fred Cunning- 
arietta, Rt. 5. 
 
Cultivator for Fora or 
Tractors, used only 
a, M. Boyd, 
 
H fron Axle Wagon 
with body and cotton 
also spring seat, 
 
Yearwood of 
 
2 
 
ne} One 1984 Intl. Combine, with 
 
Neat|G 
 
?| tors, Cultivators, 7 ft. tandem 
 
| New Holland Model 76 Baler, 
 
fertilizr|extra good cond., Allis~-Chalm- 
 
or Hers Side Del. Rake, equipped 
 
: petfect| with tandem wheels, used only 
 
-eash  y place.|cne season, sell together or 
calls or lettes, Inspec- | separately. I. W. Lewis, William- 
 
| Write. Hoyle E. Martin, Com- 
meree, Rt. 
 
, 
 
totof, has 6 ft. blade, good 
as hew, priced right. Ralph 
Duncan, Dacula, Rt. i. 
 
One 0-6 MeCormick Tractor, 
ood cond., pricd to sll; Cub) 
factor, good as few with cul- 
tivating, planting, and plow 
ee all ane: s a. Cali an 
 
lay excep aturday. W. 
Byington, Newnan, Rt. 3. 
 
One H. Farmall Tractot, start- 
er, lights, power take-off, ex- 
egllent cond. $850. R. M. Da- 
i Woodville. Phone 36 J 
 
Side Plow for Fordson Trac- 
tor, good shape, Iron Whel 
Ford Traetor, if Wagon. Sell 
together or separately. See. No 
letters. Russ H. Whelchel, Daw- 
Sonvill, Rt. 3. 
 
Farm Bell, loud tote, for 
sale. 1 mile Zebulon on Old 
Jackson Rd. J. B. Trice, Ze- 
bulon, Rt. 1. : 
 
1951 John Deer B_ tractor 
with roll-a-matie ffont wheels 
and powertrol; planters and 
cultivators; J. D. 4 disc tiller 
on fubber; J. D. double see- 
tion smoothing harrow. Alt 
pg cond. $1,250. for lot. James 
>. Main, Conyers. phone 4931, 
 
12A John Deere Combine with 
motor, A-l cond., new curtains 
and belts, $850. Letters ans. 
James Denham, Sycamore. 
 
ae H Wagon for sal cheap. 
Will not ship. Come see. J. I. 
MeNair, Stapelton. , 
 
1946 J. D. Tractor with starter, 
lights, hydraulic lift, 2 row 
fae and cultivators, $500. 
. B. Tony, Stockbridge, Rt. 1. 
 
Ford Tractor, planters, distri- 
butors, cultivators, dise harrow, 
dise plow, field cultivator scoop, 
many extras for satne; Also Case 
Side Delivery Rake. Perfect 
cond. Sell together or separately. 
. H. Tuttle. 5 mi. N. Tifton on 
41 Hwy. Phone 686-M-2. 
 
P x \ 3 3 
 
Late 1952 model M John 
Dere Tractor plantts, culti- 
vaters, 8-23 in. Rome pickup 
type bush and bog harrow, sell 
together or sepafately. All 
equipment bought new and still 
like nw. Hwy. 211, 6 mi. 5. 
Winder, near New Home Food 
Store. E. W. Steed, Winder, Rt. 
4, Phone 3881. : 
 
Farmall M Tractor, cotton and 
corn planters, fertilizer distribu- 
 
= 
 
cutting hartow, 8 ft. drag har- 
row, 6 row cotton duster, trac- 
tor wagon on rubber, 2-16 Oliver 
bottom plow, all good cond., 
a Melvii Wilson, Vienna, 
20-3rd. St. Phohe 3705.  
 
Pekup Baler with motor, used 1 
season, A-1 cond., $1900; Allis- 
 
Just overhauled. Nofman John 
 
son, Warrenton. Phone 219W3. 
 
son: Tel. Griffin 4726. 
__ SECOND HAND 
 
MACHINERY WANTED 
 
Want Truck Scales, large 
Hammer Mill ahd Fork Lift. 
Carson Chalk, Adel. 
 
Want lift type Bush and Bog 
Harrow for -Ford-Ferguson 
Tractor. State price and con- 
dition. C. L: Hiitechison, Atlanta, 
238 Patterson Ave. SE. Phone 
Cr. 3096: : ; 
 
Want Farmall H or Farmall 
M Tractor with two row plant- 
ing and fertilizer equip., and 
cultivators. Will trade  practi- 
cally few Allis Chalmers_G. 
tfactor with Equip. Phone 67-J. 
B. W. Middlebrook, Barnesville. 
 
Want i H. mowing machine 
in good cond:, for reasonable 
cash, within 50 mi. Atlarita. J. 
 
. Hall, Douglasville. Rt. 4, 
Box 133. phone 2615. . 
 
Want set of plafters and eul- 
tivatots for Model B John 
Deefe. Must good cond, 
 
New Holland 77 Automatie| 2 
 
Chalmers PTO: Combine, $500.| 7, 
 
  
 
  
 
     
  
 
Ail 
 
2. Or phone Athens | F 
 
Want planters and fertilizer, 
 
atach. for Farmall A, hand lift, 
good cond. G. E. Powell, Hamp- 
ton, Rt. 1, parte 
 
Wart Jnd. hand large size 
power syrup mill. State price 
and ond. Ralph - 
Blairsville, Rt. 2. 
 
Wait some Ford equipment. 
J. C. Bursoti, Hogahsville, Rt. 
2. tne 
 
Want pickup baier, side del, 
 
rake, wheel type only for cash. 
 
State make, model ,location. EB. 
E. James, Lawrenceville, RR 
No. 2. : 
 
Want on or preferably two 
seated buggy. Write. C. S. 
Boutwell, Macon, 1611 Wood- 
row Place. : 
 
Waiit good used fear tire 
(11-40) for 1987 Oliver 70 trae- 
tor. R. P. Bomar, Palmtto, 
 
Want ohe tiailr type disc 
plow and harrow for Super A 
Farmall tractor, both in good 
condition, Roy H. Thompson, 
Palmetto, Rt. 1. 
 
Want a well pump for farm 
us. Advise what you have, 
location, ahd price. W. W. 
Mitchell, Riverdale. Phone 
 
| Jonesboro 4891. 
 
Want good 3nd. hand plan- 
ters for 1948 VAC Case tractor, 
J. L. Duffey, Stockbridge, RFD 
 
2. Phone 2343, 
Want Windmill complete, 
good cond:, reasonable price. 
 
Neal Cumby, Tallapoosa, Rt. 2. 
 
Want a 12 Copper Syrup 
Een. 7: F,. Hutcheson, ree 
 
Want loader aiid grader blade 
for M Farmall. F. N. Belk, 
Trenton, Rt. i. 
 
_ Watit .eultivators, planters,, 
mower for No. 30 Intl. trac: 
tor. J. G. Buyers, Whitesburg. 
 
_ Want belt-driven syrup mill. 
R. J. Killingsworth, William- 
son, 
 
Want cultivators and plaht- 
ers for Farmall F 12, and belt 
pulley. Robert D. Gibson, Tal- 
botton, f : 
 
_ Want junked or wrecked 48- 
52 model Ford tractor for re- 
 
placement- parts. Will pay cash. 
 
J. lL. Afrihstrong. Stockbridge, 
Rix 3. e 
 
Want Siiiplex 5 row mule 
drawn cotton duster, within 50 
miles. Ivy Morris, Tamiple, Rt. 
 
tractor with some 
Prefer Ford ot 
efguson, or Farmall A or B, 
48 to 50 model, No junk. Must 
be priced tight for cash. H. A. 
Bennett, Atlanta, 1503 Memori- 
al Dr., S. E. De 8957. 
 
Exe. Ford 4 steel wheel wag- 
on with trailer hitch, sev. 1 
and 2 H plows ahd planters for 
hammer mill, ete., Also Power 
Lift Dise Plow ahd Wood Saw, 
fits Super A, to exchange for 
rotary mower or easy flow 
planter, ete. All at ty place. All 
good as new. J. G, Glover, Co- 
lumbus, 958 Henry Ave. 
 
Want tractor subsoil plow 
unit. . R. Vaughn Sr., Con- 
yers. , 
 
Want 2 or 3 sction rotary 
hoe. State make and condition. 
E. LL, Duke, Ft. Valley. 
 
8 
 
Want tractor, good make, 
good cond., with plow and har- 
row. Consider other equip- 
ment. Must be reasonable for 
cash: Letters ans. Rv D. Sher- 
rill, Deeatur, Rt. 1,-Dogwood 
Ratm Rd. - 
 
Wart lctric Titubator, in 
good cond. Advise fully. A. E. 
Love, Fairbiirn, Rt. 1. 
 
Want 4 or  row cotton dust- 
er to fit Farmall C, for cash 
of will trade. Must be heap, 
L. A. Barro; Cochran. Rt: 2. 
 
Want for dairy, 10-20 ten 
gal. sige milk cans, g60d cond; 
Also 6-12 can milk cooler, per- 
fect cond. Prie delivered, and 
QO. Swatingeh, Haw- 
RFD 1. 
 
Waat 
equipment. 
 
OB. Z. 
kinsville, 
 
  
 
Brackett, 
 
  
 
SEED AND GRAIN 
FOR SALE 
 
Jimpson Weed Seed, 20  Thl; 
White Velvet Okra, full bear- 
ing Gteen Okra, 10c tsp.; 3 tsp. 
25c plus Stamped envlope; Yel- 
lw Crooked Neek Squash, 25 
cup; Shelled Yellow Popcorn, 
l5c pt. Add postage. Mrs. Walt- 
r Mashburn, Higdon. 
 
Small supply Clinbing Okra 
25. and 50 pkg; Four 25 or 
three 50 packages, $1.00. En- 
close self . addressed hvelopa 
(6e on $1 orders). No stamps nor 
ea! Frd Pruitt, Lakeland, Rt. 
 
Dyfiaihite Popcorn, 1953 crop; 
20 lb. Add postage E. E. Kurtz, 
Mafietts, Rt. 1. 
 
Green Glaze Collard Seed, 
1953 crop, 25 Tbl.; 6 Thls., $1; 
$5 lb.; White Butterbans, 35c 
 
ib.; Also Martin Gourd Seed,| p 
 
Jumbo Pumpkin, 15c doz.; 2 doz., 
26 . Mrs. J. A. Wilson Martin 
 
1953 crop recleaned Browntop 
and Cattail Millet, high germ. 
and purity, for sale. Letters ans. 
Ship afywhere. Virgil T. Bar- 
ber, Nashville, Re. 3: 
 
10,000 lbs. Brown Top Mil- 
let, $8 Cwt. Recleaned and test- 
ed. T. G. Hughes, Newborn, Rt. 
if 
 
Pure Pride of Ga. and Mid- 
get Watermeloii (Icebox) Seed, 
each 26 pkt. and stamped, ad; 
dressed @iivelope. Mrs. W. Y. 
 
Summers, Newnan, Rt. 5. 
 
1953 hand picked long green 
okra seed, 30 or 40 lbs., 40 lb. 
of latge teacup. Add postage. 
 
Mrs. A. O. Causey, Pavo, Rt. 3. 
 
Yellow Meat Water Melon, 40 
sed, 10c and stamped envelope, 
Martin Gourd, 10e doz.; Hearts 
of Gold Cantaloupe, Green Pod 
Okra, 25e cup. Add postage. Mrs. 
P. E. Traylor, Rebecca. 
 
Barly Bearing Long Green 
Okta Seed, 20e large cup White 
Blackeyed Pea, 15c lb.; Long 
Cowhorn Pepper, 5 pods, 10c; 
Add postage. Mts. Martha Walk- 
er, Ellijay; Rt. 5. . 
 
Long Green Okra Seed, 50e 
lb.; Short Cut Cornfield Bean, 
white colored, 35 cup; Large 
Cornfield Pumpkin, 12c doz.; Al- 
son New Walnut Meats _ $1. lb. 
(large clean pieces.) Add post- 
age, Mis. Mary Ellis, Ellijay, Rt. 
5... $ 
 
Long Green and White Vel- 
vet Okra seed, 45c large cup; 
Little Pink Peanut, White Halt 
Runner, Speckled Cultshort, 
White Cutshort, all tender 55c 
cup; Cushaw, Candy Toaster 
and Winter Squash Seed, 10 
doz.; Rhubarb Roots, 30 bunch. 
Add postage. Mrs. J. B. Woody, 
Ellijay, Rt. 5. 
 
Syrup Cafe Seed, 12 lb. Add 
postage. Dewey Ellis, Ellijay, 
Rt. 5. ; ; 
 
White Half Runner Bean Seed, 
jarge vatiety, Tender Speckled 
Cutshort Cornfield, $1 pt. PP; 
50c half pt. Plus postage. Mrs. 
W. S. Crook, Fairmount, Box 
153. 
 
Giemson Okra, $i i Large 
lots cheaper; Pure Gable Seed, 
1953 crop, $5 bu. Lewis H. Jones, 
Fayetteville, Rt. 3. 
 
Long Greh Okra, hand pick- 
ed, cleand, 50 cup; $1. 48: PP. 
Exch for farm pfoducts. Geo. J. 
Fuller, Fayetteville, Rt. 3. 
 
White and Striped Half Run- 
her Bean Seed, 55 large cup; Z 
clips, $1.50. Add postage. Mrs. 
 
MB H. Patterson, Flowry Branch, 
 
Reet: 
 
Tender Striped Cornfield Bean 
Seed, 40 cup, Prompt shipment, 
Add postage. No COD. Mrs. H 
W. Summerour, Gainesville, Rt. 
2. 
 
Gourd Seed, Maitin, Bushel, 
and Dipper, 10 doz.; 3 doz., 25 
W. C. Tate, Gainesville, Rt. 1. 
 
600 bu. extra clean oats, com- 
bitte run, for sale. John G. Wat- 
gon, Hampton, RFD 2. Phone 
2851. 
 
Kobe Lespedza, Martins Mi- 
lo, reeleaned, excellent. Certi- 
fied purity. and germ. upon 
request; Also Combine Run, 
Barley, Oats, and Milo, priced 
right. W._M, Nikon, Thomas- 
ton, % B & B Ranch, Tel. 2412. 
 
sweetest variety, 25c 
 
*} Face Tobacco, 
 
AND GR 
 
EED 
FOR SALE 
 
Approx. 20 bu. 90 Day Velvet 
picked 
 
Beans, sound, pure, 
without rain, $12 bu. in 2 bu. 
paue. FOB. M. L. Bruce, Rich- 
and: 
 
: Apprex. 5000 Pumpkin Seed, 
20e C; $1.50 M. PP in 300 mile 
radius, C. C. Bridges, 
ville, Box 36. . 
 
10 bu. Imp. Vlvet Bearis, 
hand selected, $10 bu. MO. A.,. 
E. Tuten, Blackshear, Strick= 
land Ave. 
 
Sey Beans, Gaytan, 7 bu., $7; 
Lespedeza, Kobe and Korean, 
 
150 Ibs. ea., 20c. Jack Bentley,  
 
Thomaston. Diial 3535. 
 
1958 White Half Runrer and ~ 
 
Eatly White Bunch Bean Seed, 
guar, tender, 50c cup. Sold in 
2 cup lots up. Add postage. Mrs. 
auline Franks, Hiawassee. 
 
Colord Bunch Buttetbeans, 
25c_cup; 3 cups, $1; Spineless 
Okra, 35c cup; 3 cups, $1. Exch. 
for print sacks; Also Everbear- 
 
ing EE Plants, $1.50 
% as . L. Dodd, Hampton, 
 
Old Time Little White Tend- 
er Half Ruhner Garden Bean 
Seed, White Tender Cutshort 
Cornfield, free of weevils, $1 
cup. Plus postage. Mrs. T. H. 
Wade, Talking Rock, Rt. 1. 
 
Frostproof English Peas, 76 
 
cup; 8 cups, $1; White Mush 
Peas, an dOkra Seed, 50 cup 
Red Speckled Crowder ant 
White Blackeyed Peas, 3 cups, 
$1, Add postage. Mrs. Carl 
Smith, Hlijay, Rt. 3. 
Old Fashioon Blue Speckled 
Crowder Peas; Yellow Pod. 
Wax Gardh Bean Sed, tend+ 
er, 50c qt.; Colored Bunch But- 
terbeah, 50e pt. PP in Ga. Mts. 
A. M. Grier, Alto, Rt. 1, Box 
155. 
 
100 lb. Buneh Colored But- 
terbean Seed, sound, 2%c lb. 
for lot. W. H.. Sanders, Rock- 
mart, Rt. 2. 
 
_ Fresh Calif. Multiplying Ber 
Seed, 20c. start; 12 starts, $1. 
PP. Mrs. Earl Fincher, Rock- 
matt, Rt. 2. x 
 
Striped Half. Runner Bean 
Seed, 50 cup; Curled Mustard, 
15e Tbl. Del. Mary Ruth Phil- 
lips, Royston, Rt. 1. 
 
20 Ibs. 
Seed, hand picked, 40c pt. PP. 
Harold ao Talking Rock, 
Rt. 1, Box 50. 
 
1953 crop New Hampshirie 
Midget Watermelon Seed ice= 
box), good grm., $2.50 Teg 
$2.25 lb, in 5 lb. lots; $2 lb, in 1 
lb. lots. PP. E. Reichert, Thom- 
asville, 202 Grady St. 
 
About 5 lbs. Dwarf Prkins 
Long Tender Green Pod Okra, 
85 c lb. Prepaid. Mrs. H. B. 
Durham, Trion, Rt. 1. : 
 
1953 crop Spineless Okra, 50 
cup. Add postage. Mrs. Earl 
Swanh, Union Poiint, Rt. 1. 
 
Brown Top Millet (hay and 
grazing kind), high germ. and 
purity tst, no noxious weed 
seed, $9 Cwt, Noman Johnson, 
Warrnton. Tl. 219 W3. 
 
Hales Cantaloupe 
 
Log Gren Okra 
 
Seed, 
Kkg.; Al- 
so Currant Scions, 6, $1; Ever- 
bearifig Mulberry, 75e-$1. Add 
postag, Mrs. A. L._ Teasley, 
Waashington, Rt. 3, Box 55. 
 
~ 100 Ibs. Clemson Okra Seed, 
75c lb. for 5 lbs.; 60c 1b. for 
 
lot. Prepaid. J. B. Upshaw, 
College Park, Box 307. Tel. 
Ca, 1809.  
 
Browh Top Millet sed, 10 
lb. Chestr W. Clarke, Coving- 
toh, RED 2. Phone 5334. 
 
Sed: Long Wide Laf Bull 
(grows 6-7 ft.) 
75 Tbl.; Giaht Gourd Sed, 5 
ft. diam., 3 pack, $1.25; Martin 
Gourd, 3 pks., $1.00; Mastodon 
Evrbeating Strawberry Plants, 
$1. C: Catnip, $1. doz. Add post- 
age. L. J. Ellis, Cumming. Rt. 
a: : 
 
Peas: Silver Hull Crowder, 
White With Black Eye, and 
Speckle Crowder, cups, $1.; 
 
Early English, 40e cup; White 
and Colored Butterbeans, 40c 
pt.; Colord Half Runtiers, 50c 
cup; Dry Hot. Peppr in pod, 
40 at: Small Icebox Watery 
melon, 23e doz.; Okra, 50c clip. 
Add pdstage. Mrs. Sainuet 
 
  
 
Calne, Cumming. 
 
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y$1,35: -gal.; 
Mrs. Sam Carter, Alma, Rt 25 
 
_ frost; 
 
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- SEED AND GRAIN | 
- FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Pure Jones Watermelon, hand 
 
selected, 89 pct. germ., state 
tested, $2.50 lb. Add postage. 
Jasper T. Maxwell, Dewey 
Rose, Rt. 1.  
 
Clean White Nest Onion Sets, 
 
best multipliers, $1.40 gal. PP. |_ 
 
Satis. guar.; Also Colored and 
Mixed Cornfield Seed Beans, 
40c cup. Bonnie Weeks, Dial. 
 
Jimpson Weed Seed, 15c Thls. 
 
Mrs. H. A. Fambrough, Elber- | 
ton, RFD 1. 
 
Tender Garden Bean Seed, 
Strimed Half Runners, Pink 
 
Peanut Beans, 60c cup; Purple 
Hull, and Cream Crowder Peas, 
40c cup. No chks. Add postage. 
Martin M. Gentry, Ellijay, 
3. 
 
Old Time Bean Seed, 
 
Rt. | 
 
-$ERD AND GRAIN  
 
OR SALE _ 
 
30 lbs. Perkins Green Okra 
Seed, 40c lb.; Dipper Gourds, 
long handle, and Martin, 50 
seed of either for 30c. Add post- 
age. Mrs. Frank, Hattaway, Pal- 
metto, Rt. 1. 
 
Jimpson. Weed Seed for to- 
mato grafting, 25c pack; Mar- 
tin Gourd Seed, 10c doz.; Also 
Jimpson Weed Plants, 50c doz. 
 
  
 
Add postage. Mrs. Grady Brew- 
er, Toomsboro, 
 
Honeydrip Sorghum ~ Cane 
 
| Seed, 10c lb.; Lang Green Okra, 
 
50 1b.; Col. Bunch Butterbeans, 
25e lb.; Purple Hull Peas, 20c 
lb. Plus postage. Mrs. S. F. Car- 
 
  
 
| 
 
roll, Rockmart, Rt. 3. Phone 
5343.. e ; 
 
' Best grade White Creaseback 
Cornfield Bean, 50c cup. Add 
 
Pink | postage. No chks. H. G. Zandt, 
 
Peanut, 60c cup: Or exch. for} Dial. 
 
print sacks. 
Jays bet U. 
 
White Nest Onions; 
Half. .gal~<75 PP: | 
 
Clean, 
 
10, lbs. hand selected, 
green okra. seed, bear 
50c Ib. PP. Walter A.! 
 
Stewart, Alto, Rt. 2. 
 
Jimpson Weed Seed for 
mato grafting, 25c pkg. 
 
Aycock, Atlanta, 491 
 
Seed: Crookneck Squash, 
Green Pod Okra.. Black Dia- 
 
mon, Kleckley Sweet Water- 
melon, Rockford Cantaloupe, 
Pumpkin, Citron Melon, 25c 
 
- cup: $1. qt.; Martin Gourd, Ice- 
 
PR. 
 
box Watermelon, 5c doz. and 
stamped envelope. Betty -Mew- 
 
born, Bolingbroke, Rt. 1. 
 
About 300 bu. Soy Beans, 
erimson, non-shatter, 91 pct. 
germ., 99.44 pct. pure, 56 pct. 
inert, no common weed or other 
crop, tested, recleaned. Will re- 
clean and put in 100 lb. new 
bags, $6.50 Cwt. FOB. H. S. 
Deyerle, Boston.  
 
Rescue Grass, 6c lb.; Chapel 
Hill Rescue, 8c lb.; Dixie Crim- 
son Clover, 15 lb.; Brown Top 
Millet, 9c lb.; Star Millet, 20c 
lb.; Lespedeza Bicolor, 75c lb.; 
Kobe lespedeza, 22c lb. Tel. 
2131. C. D. Wood, Bowdon. 
 
1953 crop Citron Seed, $1. lb. 
Ralph Jones, Cadwell. 
 
_ Good sound 1953 Citron Seed, 
$1. Jb. Jim Ray Mullis, Cadwell, 
Reels ; 
 
Good sound, hand saved 1953 
Citron Seed. $1. lb. Prepaid. 
Serid anywher. A. T. Mullis, 
Cadwell, Rt. 1. 
 
1953 hand saved, round, dark 
green yellow meat watermelon 
seed. 50c teacup; Purple hull 
blackeyed crowder peas, wee- 
vil treated, 20c lb.; White Mul- 
tiplying Onions, $1.25 gal. Add 
postage. Mrs. Johnnie Harmon, 
Calhoun, Rt. 2. 7 
 
~7500 lbs. Brown Top Millet 
in new 100 lb. gabs, excellent 
 
- germ., 99.25 pct. pure, 7'2c |b. 
 
- 15 Dipper 
 
at farm. W. M._ Wellman, 
Athens, c/o Cedar Creek Farm, 
Gaines School Rd. Tel. 1838. 
 
Seed: Purple Hull Peas, 35 
Jb.; PP $1. or more; Jerusalem 
Artichokes, 3 lbs. $1.; Also 
Size and Larger 
Gourds, $2.25. Mrs.L. E. San- 
ders, Buchanan, Rt. 2. 
 
Seed: Gourd, Watermelon, 
Muskmelon, Pumpkin, Cinamon 
Vine, 1/4 cup, 25c. Mrs. Orene 
Poteat, Buchanan, Rt, 2. 
 
150 bu. Certified Arlineton 
Seed Oats, in new 4 bu. bags, 
$1.25 bu.; Also Several tons 
best quality Sericea-Lespedeza 
Hay. baled without rain with 
 
pickup baler, 85c per bale 
at my barn. Bud Thompson, 
Dawsonville. (4 mi. S. Daw- 
 
sonville on Atlanta Hwy.). 
 
lb.; Black Diamond and Stone 
Mtn. Watermelon, 75 lb.; 50 
Ib. White Bunch Butterbeans, 
20e lb.; Also Rooted Crabapple, 
Muscadine, and Grape Vines, 
6, $1.; Red and Yellow Plum 
Sprouts, BST aL Armstrong, 
Stockbridge, Fete 2 
 
Old Times Jones Watermelon 
Seed, $1.25 lb.; Good Long, 
Green Okra, hand shelled, bear 
util frost, 60c lb.; White and 
Colored Butterbean Seed, . 40c 
Vp. Add postage. Mrs. H. G. 
Greene, Carnesville. 
 
Ople Goble, Elli- | 
 
| 
 
Peyton | Brown Top Millet Seed, 
Rd,. S. W. Phone Am. 2493. 
 
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| 
 
crop, -28 Jb. in 100 lb. ba 
 
100 bu. clean sound Cane 
Seed, Blue Ribbon, 6c lb. at 
my place. Hugh Collins, Blairs- 
| ville, Rt. 2. 
 
150 bu. clean sound Cane 
 
long | Seed, Blue Ribbon, 7e lb. at my 
until | place. 
 
Jats Wimpey, 
| ville, Rt. 2. 
 
75 bu. Brown, 20 bu. Yellow 
 
Blairs- 
 
to- Gatan Soybeans, $6.50 bu. 20 bu. 
and | Red Ripper, 30 bu. 
self addressed envelope. W. C. | Clay Peas, 
 
pure Iron 
4000 lbs. 
re- 
cleaned, 9c lb.; 2000 lbs. Sho- 
goin Turnip, 25 lb. good germi- 
nation. W.. H. Norriis, Zebulon 
Phone 171 J. 
 
30 lbs. 1954 Champion Green 
Glaze Collard Seed, 4 Thls., $1; 
8 Thls., $2 PP. Mrs. T. T. Hollo- 
way, Cobbtown. 
 
$6 bu; 
 
Good tender high land mix- 
ed Cornfield Bean Seed, 60c 
cup; 2 cups, $1.10; 3 cups, $1. 45. 
PP; Also Watercress Plants, 40 
doz.; 3 doz., $1.10. Mrs. 
Hogan, Adairsville, Rt. 2, 
 
Old Fashion- ong Green 
Okra Seed, 70e cup. PP. Mrs. 
 
| George Floyd, Rockmart, Rt. 2. 
 
Little Pod Cayenne Pepper, 
size of buck, 15 pods, 25c. PP. 
a Bessie Barfield, Shellman, 
Rt. 
 
ee Piapkia Seed, 26e del. 
G. W. Akins, Twin City. 
 
3000 bu. oats in bulk. Make 
offer. Phone 1864J. Solomon 
George, Valdosta, Rt. 2, Box 7. 
 
Sericea Lespedeza Seed, 1000 
 
Ibs., sacrified, recleaned, new 
sR. 
P. Usry, Villas Rica sR 13: 
Phone Douglasville 2793. 
 
50 bu. or more good cfean 
 
|} Sorghum Cane Seed, $3. bu. 
 
Cliff Coker, Blairsville, 
Box 46, 
 
Large White Half Runner 
Garden Bean Seed, tender, free 
of weevils, 80c cup; $1.45 per 
2 cups. PP. Mrs. Nimmie Stan- 
field, Talking Rock, Rt..1.. = 
 
Jimpson Weed Seed for to- 
mato grafting, 50c Tbl. and 
stamped envelope; 3 Tbls., $1. 
Mrs. Car] Hunnicutt, Dial. - 
 
1953 crop pure Livsey Water- 
melon Seed, $2 lb.; 50 lbs. new 
crop Mammoth- Green Pod 
Okra, sound, clean, $1 Ibs 5 Ibs., 
33. 50; 10 Ibs., $5. PP in Ga. Mrs. 
 
M. Jones, Grayson. 
 
2 1/2 bu. bright clean Syrup 
 
Rt. 2; 
 
\; Cane Seed, 10e lb.; 1 bu. Speek- 
 
led. Crowder peas, clean, 
 
no 
weevils, 10c Jb. Chester. W. 
| Clarke, Covington, RED 2. 
Phone 5334..  
Citrons, Seed; Toe. Tb.PP = in 
lots 5 Ibs. or more. Lowell D. 
Adams, Douglas: P. O. Box 
yea 
 
Tender White Cereaseback 
 
Cornfield, Imp. White Runner 
(very prolific), and Six Weeds 
White Valentine Bunch Bean 
 
| Seed, 50c cup. Add postage. No 
Long Green Okra Seed, 45 | 
 
chks. Exch. 2 cups for 4 print 
sacks (dark color). Mrs. R. V. 
Woody, Dial. 
 
Yelando Non - Shatter Soy- 
beans, No. 1 Seed, recleaned, 2 
bu. bags, $4 bu. FOB farm. G. 
W. Layfield, Ellaville, Rt. 1. 
 
Brown Speckled Cutshort 
Cornfield Bean Seed, 30c tea- 
cup. Add postage. No chks nor 
MO. Miiss Ioma Corbin, Bali 
 
Bouquett Fee 
20 to bunch, 6 pods, 3 
 
  
 
Ground, Rt.. 1. 
oe & 
Ulm, Augusta, 1483 Es am. 
 
  
 
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a. 7: eae 
SEED AND GRAL 
5 FOR SALE 
 
Parsnip, Carrot, Cantaloupe, 
Tomato, and Collard Seed, gen- 
erous pkt., 30c. PP; Also 4 
 
Peachtrees, 2 yrs. old, $1 col-}4 
 
lect. C. W. Pa age, Atlanta, 149 
N. Ave, N. E. At. 6482. 
 
Old Time Colored Bunch But- 
terbean Seed (heavy bearing) 
plant now for 2 crops, 35 is, 
 
Add postage. lirs. Henry | 
Smith, Dalton, Rt. 1, Five 
Springs Rd. 
 
Jimpson Weed Seed, for to- 
mato grafting, 50c tbl.; 3 Tbls., 
~ ae Mrs. Honea Hunnicutt, 
 
ia 
 
Imp. icone Green oles Seed, 
picked and cleaned from best 
pods by hand, 65c Ib.; 5 lbs. or 
more, 50c lb. Add postage. Mrs. 
 
L, A. Ellington, Lewes a 
 
RFD 38. 
 
Millet: 7000 lbs. Cattail, 8e 
lb.; 500 lbs. Brown Top, 10 fb: 
1300 lbs. qotarr, \ 140 "Ib All 
cleaned, germ, and purity guar. 
And Coastal Bermuda Stolons, 
Jc: eu. Aft. 5-Sl pee Dig every 
Tuesday. See. at farm. Sankie 
Powell, Wrens. (Or contact M. 
ihe Courson, Hazlehurst). 
 
  
 
PLANTS FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Chas. Wakefield and Seeks 
Cabbage Plants, $1.50, 500; $2.50 
M. No orders less than 500. hee 
Stryhorn, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. 
 
Kudzu Crowns, rooted, .$2.00 
C; 500 $7; $12.50 M; also white 
and col. bunch butterbeans, 25c 
cupful. Add postage. Ethel 
Crowe, Gainesville, Rt. 2. _ 
 
Certified, govt. insp., treated 
Bunch PR Potato Plants, Ist yr., 
$1.25 C; 500, $4; $7 M. PP. Moss 
a Raymond Fussell, Milan, 
t 
 
New. Giant Red Strawberry 
Plants, $2 C. Damp _ packed.- 
Ready for shipment. Or will 
exchange. Mrs. Tom Harkins, 
Mountain City, P. O. Box 4. 
 
Early Jersey, and Chas. Wake- 
field Frostproof Cabbage, and 
White Bermuda onion, ready, 
300, $1; 500, $1.50; $2.50 M; 
Rutger Tomato, $4. M. Del. in 
Ga. Otis Conner, Pitts. 
 
Chas. Wakefield Fyostproof 
Cabbage, fresh, green, also 
White Bermuda Onion, and Rut- 
ger. Tomato Plants, 300, $1; 500, 
 
$1.50; $2.50 M. Hot Pepper, TECK: 
 
C3 $5. 00 M. Prepaid in Ga. R. 
Chanclor, Pitts. 
 
Asparagus Crowns, oe doz.; 
Broccoli, Brussels, Sprouts, Pan 
American Tomatoes,  Celery, 
Wonder Beets, 35c doz. Del Mrs. 
H. V. Franklin, Register, RS Ay 
Box 20. 
 
Tomato Plants, Early Wond- 
er, $1.00 C; Rutger and Mar- 
globe, 80c C. 8 in. high. At my 
heme. Ready about Apr. 
Will not ship; Clemson Okra, 50 
 
large> teacup. PP. Mrs. Volley 
Bearden, Royston. : 
Marglobe, Rutger, and New 
 
Stone Tomato, $2 M. Del. Ready 
in April; Booking orders for 
Red, Pink P. R. Potato Plants, 
ready last of April, $4 M. del. 
Omar Lightsey, Scrreven, Rt. 2. 
 
Imp. Red and Copperskin Po-| 
 
tato, $4 M; 5 M or more, $3 M. 
Del. Apr. S. D. Graham, _ Sur 
rency. . 
 
PR Potato Plants, State insp., 
and Imp. L. A. Copperskin, April 
delivery, 5000 for $15. F. G. 
,lyre, Bristol. : 
 
Bunch PR Potato, ready April, 
May, June, 500, $4; $7 M. Parcel 
post or express. Prepaid in Ga. 
Treated and_ state inspected. 4 
Damp Packed. J. E. Sims, My- 
stic. (Phone Ocilla, Ga. 1422). 
 
Fig Plants, 25c, 50c, and $1 ea.; 
Also Martin and Dipper Gourds, 
25c ea.; larger sizes 50c and $1 
ea.; Smaller mixed sizes, 10 ea.; 
And Gourd Seed, $1 cup. Add 
postage. Mrs. W. E. Wooten, 
Camilla, Rt. 2. . 
 
Red _ Raspberry, Hazelnut 
Bushes, . $1 doz.; Huckleberry, 
also Garlic Bulbs, 50 doz.; Dew- 
berry, Blackberry, 85c doz.; Sage 
Plants, 6, $1; Horsemint, Yellow 
Root, 50 doz.; Sasasfras with 
roots 4, $1; Sassafras Roots, $1 
Ib. Add postage. Mrs. D. M. 
 
rchks. Mrs.. CG. R. McAlpin, Tall- 
 
ETON. fats we a 
 
_ | postage.  Moist  packed. Buddy 
 
1st}: 
 
  
 
J Hollaway,: Dahlonega, Rt. 1. 
 
  
 
red and Capen $4 M. Del.| 
 
    
 
in Ga. Booking orders. No chks.|M 
 
ce Williamson, Bristol, Rt. 
 
Imp. P. R. Potato Plants, eva: 
 
perskin and red skin, $4 M. Del. 
in Ga. No chks. W. W. Williams, 
Bristol, Rte 
 
Large Klondike Strawberry, 
75e C; Mtn. Huckleberry, bear- 
ing size, 75 doz. Imp. dew- 
berry,- 50c doz.; Goose -Plum 
sprouts, 40c  ea.; -Muscadine 
Vines, 4 ft, 45c; Also Citron 
 
Seed, 75c lb. Add oe Rosie | 
 
Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 
 
35 Winter Onion Plants, kind 
you cut and they grow a larger 
buch onion in short while, $1; 
inest Gem. Strawberry, $1 C; 
25 Garlic Plants, $1 Exch. for 
print sacks. Ea. pay postage. 
Sey John phe egies Hartwell, Rt. 
 
1 and 2 yr. old Kudzi: Crowns, 
$1.50 C; 500, $5; Black Walnut 
Trees 2-3 ft 50c ea. Or exch. for 
Bunch Sweet Potato Plants at 
Market price. Ea. pay postage. 
Grady Chastain, Talking Rock, 
Rt. 2. % Cedar Crest Farm. = 
 
Everbearing Strawberry, Sen- 
ator Dunlap and Sreamliner 
mixed, $1.50. C. Add postage. 
Prompt shipment. No COD nor 
 
apoosa, Rt- 2. 
 
Mastodon seagber 10c_-G; 
Red Raspberry | (good strong 
Plants) $1 doz. Also Limited 
amt. Seed peas, white, black- 
eyes, 15c large cup; Black, tend- 
er, with white hull (use like 
snap beans) 30e cup; And Nest 
Egg Gourd, 10 pkt. Add_ post- 
age. Veda Evans, Ellijay, Rt. 2. 
 
Ga. Collard Plants, 400 $1; 500 
$1.25; $2 M; 5 M, $9; 10,00, $16. 
del; | 20,000 up, - $1. M at farm. 
Large orders cheaper. Solomon 
Davis, es Rt. 5, Box 
 
  
  
   
  
  
  
  
   
   
   
     
  
  
  
  
  
   
   
  
   
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
   
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
   
   
   
  
  
  
   
  
    
  
  
  
  
 
quette, 50c doz.; 
doz.; Also Long Pi 
 
ee oe 
Plants, 
Prompt ship ent. 
Alma,- Se Aste 
 
postage. Prom ts 
cil ee en 
20265 a5 
 
Strawberry Plants, dark 
fine flavor, bea 
months, 75c C.. Add 
oe Anna Easley. 
 
Ga. Collard, 
Bermuda On 
 
Jersey, ass 
 
of all. elias ot 
sample doz. $1 
postage. Mrs. C. 
Greenville. 
 
Marglobe Ce 
Plants for ae 
 
: Ludowici. 
 
Pk. aoe pink gee 
sp:, $4. del. Bookin f 
April Lonnie 
 
rency, ie a 
 
Chas.  
plants, $1. 
Jones, Mett 
 
Thornless- 
black. 
 
Lona Blackwel 
L. OX, qoee 
 
Govt. insp. PR. Potato Plante? iz 
 
Tomato and Peppers, for sale. 
Write for pales: B. J. Head, | 
Alma. 
 
Certified La. Copperskin Po=\2 
 
tato, and Hot Pepper, $5 M; 
Marglobe and Rutger Tomato, 
 
$4 M. Tomato and pepper moss > 
 
packed. PP. Full count. H. E. 
OQuinn, Odum, Rt. 2, Box 176. 
 
- 400, $5. Add 
 
Plants, 75, $1.; 
 
Pass, Atlanta, 730- Brownwood 
Ave., S. 
 
Congtat Bermuda Stolons, by 
truckload. at farm. Under 50. 
 
M, 65 M: 50 Mor more, 50c | 
M. By express, packed in_bur- | 
 
M, $1.90; 20 M, 
 
lap bags, 2 
 
$18.; 50 M, $35. D.,J: ee . 
 
Blackshear. Tel. 2371 4 
 
Govt. insp. RR Red and Cop:  
perskin Potato, 1000 fo 4000, 
$3.50 M; 5000 or more, $3. M. 
No COD. D, M. Cason, Bristol 
 
Chas. W., Jersey. Ww. Cabbage 
Plants, 500, $1.25: $2. M.; Rut- 
 
   
  
  
    
  
  
   
     
  
  
  
   
  
   
   
   
   
  
  
  
   
  
  
  
 
Choi ce e Wild Strawberry R te. 
 
E. Tel. Ma. 7178. Bree 
 
ger and Sweet Pepper, "Black 2 
 
Beauty Egg Plants, ready Apr. 
 
15, open field grown. J P.| 
Mullis, Baxley, Rt. 4, Pee  
3328. : a 
 
Evergreen Onion ise ane 
doz.; Garlic, 10c ea.; Bulbs, 45 
doz.; Boquett- Pepper, <25e. dozsi\ 
Also Green Glaze Collard. Seed, 
20c Tbl.; Hot Pepper, 15 pk.; 
Boquett Pepper oer ee pkt. 
Add postage. Viola | eee 
Cairo, Rt. Pag 
 
doz.; Peppermint, d0Z.3; 
Gooseberry, $2. oe Large 
Garlic Bulbs, $1. doz.; Small, 
75e doz.; Ornamental 
 
Seed, 20 _pack. Add postage. 
Damp packed, - Mfrs. 
Long, Ellijay, Rt. B33 
 
Chas. Wakefield and Copen-. $5 
hagen Cabbage Plants, fresh | 
also White Ber-| pj 
 
spring var., 
muda Onion, 500, $1.25 p $2. 
M. Prepaid in Ga. Ship daily, 
full count. E. L. Fitzgerald, 
Fitzgerald, Box 662. 
 
Rutger, New Stone, Marglobe, 
Earliana Tomato. 35 C; 
Pimiento, World. Beater, Calif. 
 
  
   
  
  
   
   
  
  
   
  
  
  
  
  
  
   
  
   
  
  
  
  
  
  
   
  
  
  
   
   
  
 
Butte 
good | at 
 
Large size Strawberry. $1. 50 P 6 
 
Gourd | pu. z e 
 
Freeman H 
 
Full hearin 
Butterbeans, 
postage; Als 
 
dd 
 
Wonder, Ruby King, and Hot} bu. 
 
Pepper, 40c C; $3.50 M; Black 
 
  
 
Beauty o Plant, 50c 
M; White myene Onion. \ 
packed. Mrs Mrs. *H, L. 
a Guyton. ed he 
 
  
 
  
 
    
   
   
 
PAGE FIVE 
 
  
 
= xe aes 
Al EED CORN 
FOR SALE 
 
|. PECAN AND OTHER 
 
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE 
 
  
 
     
  
      
 
Seite Boleset C ae 
_Crowders, Browneyed 
 
rete Batis. guar, 
rtlet t, MeDonough, Box 
 
Hine Brice 
3 Tbs., $1; 5 lbs., $1.50. 
Hanks, Athens, Rt. 
 
~b der ee abe: 
ti Runner, Pink Pea 
Up; Hull, 
owder Peas, 40c cup. 
 
- for 100 lb. print sacks (4 
e). pay eens No 
Gentry, Elli- | 
 
# Red tienes Peas, 
ked | pyRRsEts rain, 
 le Har- 
 
Bo or 2 Cros Bune 
ang 3 pt. cups,-$1; Al- 
lean, shade dried sage, 
xes full 25.-PP. L. J- 
; myrna, REZ 
 
of good 90 Day Velvet 
ed a Ss. W? Hamilton, 
 
Velvet en $10 bu. 
hipping chrgs. No person- 
cks a wag Gul- 
 
inch English. Peas, 
| Beans, 5c cup. Add postage. 
 
He: e Vel- 
er oped: 
see 
 
Red Speckled Pole 
tenis, 75c, PP: $1 q 
tage; Also vant | 
Calif. 
 
lots or more. FOR. 
ordan, Buena Vista. 
 
White with| 
1953 crop, 10c 
 
els 3 
 
PP. oS Henry ea 
r Old Fashion and Gut 
Lar, e. 
 
ht Half Runner, 65c 
tage. No stamps 
 
ilson, Carters. 
 
ae crop early 
e mixture FoR! 
ae 5.50, bu. FO 
 
Half Runners, 
 
_| Brown Six Week, 
M 
 
d EN 90 pet., $4 bu. FOB. Fri 
 
; Geneva 
 
.._| without rain, 
| bu. in 2 bu- bags. FOB. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
No. ae Stality, Daina Boe 
| Beans: for sale. F. M. Griffin, 
 
;: 4 oleae Park, Rt. 2, Box 26. Ca. 
| 0886. Ste: 
 
Tender Streaked and White 
Half Runner and Blue Pole 
Beans, 3 cups, -$1.50; White 
r | Crowder. Purple Hull, and 6 
Week Peas, 4 cups, $1. 25; Large 
White and Speckled Butter- 
beans, 4 cups, $1.25. No chks. 
MES Lon Ashworth, Dacula, Rt. 
 
Fo ediednad Silvr:Mull Crowd: 
 
er Peas, extra bright, $10 bu. 
Sold in bushel lots only. Harold 
McMillan, Dacula. 
 
Tender Blue Pole, Streaked 
 2) cups, $1.25; 
Early Brown 6 Weeks, 2 Crop 
Peas, 5 cups, $1.25; Cream 
-Crowders, 4 cups, $1.25; White 
or Col. Bunch, also Col. Run- 
ning Butterbeans, 4 cups, $1.25. 
PP in Ga..Mrs, Clarence Me- 
Millian, Dacula, Rt. 1. 
 
White Crowder Peas, 25c Ib. 
in 10 lb. lots. Plus postage. 
Exch. for print sacks. Mrs. 
Hy, Belk, Sr., 
2, Box. 160.. 
 
Whte Fla. Crowder Peas, $6 
bu. Add postage. L, D. Todd, 
 
Danielsville, Rt. 
 
, | Danville. : 
 
19 bu. 90 Day Velvet Beans, 
 
recleaned, hand picked over 
 
belt, best cond., $12 bu. M. P. 
Fox, Dawson, 801 Lee St. 
 
Good sound, recleaned 90 Day 
Velvet Beans, $10 bu. Benny 
Mullis, Dexter. 
 
Little White Garden Bunch 
Beans, otd time, 50c cup. Dora 
Green, Ellijay, Rt. 3 
 
Tender Pink Peanut Bean, 
Cream color.Half Runner, 60 
cup; Rice, Sugar Crowder Peas; 
 
>| 30c oe Add_ postage. Dessie 
| Vick, Ellij 
 
ijay,. Rt. 3. 
 
Tender Speckled Cutshort 
Cornfield Beans, 65 cup; May 
75e cup; Mixed 
 
No sta ps. Mrs. Ivy Souther: | 
land, Ellijay, Rt. 3. 
 
Tender White Half Runners, 
and Pink 
Hull 
 
Peanut Beans, Tender 
 
_| English Peas, -60e cup. PP. Eula 
, | Beal, Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box 132. 
 
2 bu. clean sound Velvet 
 
| Banal $10 bu. Will ship. J. H. 
 
parses, ao Valley, RFD 
ae : E 
 
495 bu. Little Cofabine Peas, 
98. 39.pct. pure, 1.61 pct. inert, 90 
pct. germ., no other seed, $6 bu. 
at my farm 2 1/2 mi, S. Snell- 
ville. Paul Gilleland, oo 
Rte LS ets 
 
Several hundred bushels Ye- 
 
d lando_and J. E. W. 45 Soybeans, 
 
recleaned, in new 2 bu. bags, 
 
Newton, Sr. Halcyondale. 
 
az - Purple Hull Peas, large run- 2 
32. ning kind, brown when dry, 45c 
 
Tb.; $4  $15. bu- Del. Mrs. 
 
hanclor, Pitts. 
 
16 bu. good 90 Day Velvet 
Bans, $8 bu. at my. aes CEC, 
Alston, _ Preston, Rt. 2, Box 14. 
 
 Rooree. 20 bu. 90 Day Vel- 
vet Beans, sound, pure, picked 
extra nice, $12 
M.S. 
Bruce, Richland. |  : 
Old Fashion Speckled and 
Colored . Bunch  Butterbeans, 
plant in April for <3 crops, 35 
lb. Add postage. Mrs. S. R. 
Smith, Royston. 
 
25 bu. Purple Hull. Caigitc 
Peas, $8.75 bu. Cannot ship. 2% 
mi. N. Sandersville at my farm. 
Phone 2782.C. H. Cooke, San- 
dersville. Rs 
 
Cream, White, Purple Hull 
Crowder Peas (Arasan treated) 
3 cups, $1; Also 12 Garlic Bulbs, 
$1; 6 Mullin Plants, $1; 10 Old 
Fashion Clear and Cling Peach 
Trees, $1. Add postage. Mrs. 
V. M. Johnson, Shellman. 
 
Running Butterbeans, bears 
through frost, withstands cold 
weather, 50 ib. PP. Mrs. Hen- 
ry Maleom, Social Circle. . 
 
eat bushel White. Blackeyed. 
Peas, 15c lb. T. P. Buice, Suwa- 
 
pet nee, - Rt. de 
 
Few bu. Crease pcmder 
 
~| tified 
 
eas, weevil free, hand saved, 
FOB. Tel. 3705. & 
 
150 bu. White Corn at my 
home 4 mi. S. Brooklet, $1.75 bu. 
Mars. J. W. Forbes, Brooklet. 
 
"10 lbs. Yellow Dynamite Shell- 
ed Popcorn, 30  lb. Add postage. 
Bessie Cook, Canton, Rt. 2. 
 
500 bu. White Corn, best 
grade, in shuck, $1.75 bu. at 
my crib. W. P. Davenport, Dial. 
 
Pure Dynamite Popcorn, 1953 
crop, planted early, well ma- 
tured, left on stalk until dry 
enough to pop, 20 lb. Add post- 
age. EK. E. Kurtz, Marietta. 
 
 Good Yellow or White Corn, 
$1.75 bu. FOB my farm 2 mi. W. 
Newton. State Hwy. 200. Wey- 
man E. Rooks, Newton. 
 
Yellow Corn, $1.65 bu. See at 
Mrs. Fannie Kate Phillips Farm, 
4 mi. E. Palmetto. No letters. 
James Phillips, Palmetto. 
 
Whatleys Prolific Seed Corn 
with deep grains and small red 
cob, slected, nubbed, hand shell- 
ed, $5 bu.. FOB. Alex Bartield, 
 
Ww. Louisville. 
 
. Pure Golden Bantam Seed 
Corn, 10c 1b. Mrs. Chas Gardner, 
Goggins, Box 99. 
 
Whatleys Prolific Yellow Seed 
Corn, hand picked, hand shell- 
ed, direct fromm breeder, grown 
especially for seed, kept pure, 
$6.00 bu. FOB. W. M. Chambers, 
Milan, Rt. 2. 
 
_ 100 bu. sound shelled white 
corn, shelled by hand, now in 
sacks and bbls., $2>bu. here at. 
Metasville. Letters ans. Roy L. 
Albea, Washington, FRD 3. 
 
  
 
COTTON SEED FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Stoneville 2-B Cottonseed, $1.- 
50 bu. T. W. Simmons, Douglas- 
ville, West Broad St. 
 
No. 15 D & P L Cottonseed, 
Ist yr., picked and ginned dry; 
12 bales on 7.6 acres last year, 
$6.50 Cwt. FOB Toccoa. Shipped 
in 50 and 100 lb bags. MO. Ulys- 
ses C. Stancill, Eastanollee. 
 
Cert. Blue Tag Plains Cot- 
tonseed, machine delinted, clean- 
ed, Ceresan treated, 88 pet. 
germ., no week seed, $7 Cwt. 
bag: FOB. RK. B. Williams, drs 
Eastman, Rte  
 
Coker 100 wilt resistant cer- 
edttonseed, Ist yr., de- 
linted( Ceresan treated bagged in 
new 100 lb. bags at $7 Cwt. FOB. 
 
2948. 
 
First year, pure, reclearied ped. 
Coker Cottonseed, 1/32 in. staple 
98 pct. germ.,. 1 variety, big 5 
lock bolls, picked and ginned 
dry, m made 42.bales on 40 acres, 
100 lb bags, $5; In bulk, 4c. lb. 
 
gated Malcom, Social Cirele, Rt. 
 
2 
 
Recledned pure Empire Wilt 
Resistant Big Boll Cottonseed, 
grown from foundation seed 
picked and ginned dry on 1 
variety giu, 6% Ib. Riley C. 
Couch, Eerie 
 
Coker 100 Wilt Resistant, 
Certified Cottonseed, Ist. yr., 
delinted, Ceresan treated, bag- 
ged in new.100 lb. bags., $7. Cwt; 
also Sericea Lespedeza reclean- 
led, scarified, 90 pct germ. 29c 
lb. FOB. C. H. Murrow, Wat- 
kinsville. Tel. 2201. 
 
BD & P.L. No. 15 Certified Cot- 
ton seed, delinted, Ceresan treat- 
ed, Ist. yr., bagged in new 100 
lb. bags, $7 Cwt. FOB. Roy Ward 
(Watkinsville. Tef2201. 
 
Cokers 100 Wilt-resistant cot- 
tonseed, 1952 ,crop, One crop 
from breeders reg. seed, private- 
ginned, high Germ. $6. 50 CWT. 
Ben Fagan, cee Re ; 
 
PECAN AND OTHER 
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE 
 
  
 
May Cherry sprouts, 50c ea. 
3 for $1; also Mtn. Huckleberry 
plants, 75c doz. Add _ postage. 
 
.|Mrs. Guy Crowe, Cumming Rt. 1. 
 
Crabapple, Black Walnut and 
May Cherry sprouts, 6 for $1; 
also giant everbearing Mastodon 
strawberry plants, $1 C; Sage 
Ba 6 for $1. Add postage. 
 
Mae Tae Gainesville. 
 
  
 
ML yrs 
 
Joe D. Murrow, Famington. Tel.|_ 
 
30 
 
| Peas, 25c Ib. 
 
  
 
4 
 
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500 Rubel Blueberry,  4-6 it, 
 
4, $1.25; Hackworth and Limb- 
er twig Apple, 2 yrs. old,/2, $1; 
Indian Peach, 3, $1; Red and 
Yellow May Plum 8, $1 Stream- 
liner Everbearing Strawberry, 
3 doz., $1; Brown Turkey Fig, 
4-8 ft., $1 ea, PP. Mrs. B. T. 
Thornton, Bowdon. 
 
Old Fashion White English 
Peach Sprouts, 50c ea. 3, $1; 
Old Fashion Limbertwig Apple, 
50e ea.; 3, $1. Mrs. A. D: Jones, 
Cumming, Rts: 
 
Muscadine Grape Vines, Fox 
Grape, and Scuppernong,6, $1.25; 
 
$2 doz. Blueberry, Huckle- 
berry, Hazelnut, $1 doz.; Red and 
Black Raspberry, $1.25 doz.: ; Red, 
Gold Mastodon Strawberry, $1 
C; Also Field Pumpkin Seed, 
50e cup. Mrs. M. L. Eaton, Dah-| 
lonega, Rt. 1. | 
 
Black and Thornless \ Red 
Raspberry ,$1.50 doz.; Goose- 
berry, $2 doz.; Also Cherry Pep- 
per Seed, 10c pod; Martin Gourd 
Seed, 20c pack Add postage. Mrs.* 
H. A. Chastain, Ellijay, Rt. 5. 
 
Black and Thornless Red 
Raspberry, $1.50 doz.; Goose- 
berry Plum, $2 dob.; Also Cherry 
Pepper Seed, Martin Gourd 
Sed, 20c pack. Damp packed. 
Rooted. Add postage. Mrs. W. 
W. Louman, Ellijay, Rt. 5. 
 
1 yr. old vines from seed of 
Muscadine and Scuppernong, 
mixed, 25, $1. Add postage. S. A. 
Flenner, Richland. 
 
Brown Turkey Fig Bushes, 
state insp., rooted, 2 large sizes, 
$2 ea.; Med. size, $1.50 ea. PP. 
G. M. Moseley, Menlo. 
 
Little Brown Figs, 50c: Well 
rooted, damp packed. Add post- 
age. Mrs. R. H. Jones, Sylvester, 
Rt, 3. 
 
Crabapple, 15 e@a.; Fig, 50c | 
and $1; Mulberry, 35 ea.; Also | 
Jimpson Weed Plants, 50c doz. 
Add stage. Exch. for sacks. 
Mrs. Grady Brewer, Toomsboro. 
 
  
 
Apple trees: June, Delicious, 
Staymans, Yates, Blacks, 1 yr. 
35 ea; 2 yr., 45 Peach, Elberta, 
Ga. Belle, June, Hale, Carmen, 
35c; Cherry, Pear Plum, 
2-3 ft., 65c ea.; 2 yr., ee Stewart 
pecan, 3 ft. $1. Ts 7. . Webb, 
Ellijay. 
 
  
 
  
 
PEANUTS AND PECANS 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
50 or more pounds. nice sound 
pecans, 25c lb. Mrs. C. D. Weeks, 
Douglas, 608 E. Bryan St. 
 
1953 crop pecans, Schleys or 
Stuarts, 5 Ib. bag $1.50; Also Dill 
Seed, 4 0z., $1; Large Early Dew- 
berry, $1. doz. PP. J. W. Lang, 
Omega. 
 
Fresh shelled pecan pasate) $1 
qt. (mostly halves); Unshelled, 
mixed Stewarts and Vandemons, 
 
lb. Add postage. Will ship 
exp. collect. Mrs. Dan Terry, 
Quitman, 910 LayFayette St. 
 
Large Red Skin Seed Peanuts, 
2-4 in. hull, $2. 50 pk.; Blue Java 
in 5 lb. lots. P. B. 
 
Brown, Ball Ground, Rt. 1. 
 
1953 crop pecan Meats 5 |b. 
lots or more. Large halves, 80c 
lb; med. halves, 70c lb; broken 
 
ieces, 60c 1b. Miss Maude 
 
eighton, Folkston. Rt. Te 
 
HAY AND STRAW 
(Wheat, Oats, ete-) 
FOR SALE 
ibeencmea = hee Oe 
 
Coastal Bermuda Hay, bright, 
highly - fertilized, $35. ton at 
 
my barn. Immediate del. J. P. 
Morris, Baxley. 
Lespedeza Hay with some 
 
straw, sun cured, 55c bale at 
barn; 60c bale del. Will deliver 
within 30 mi., 60 bales per 
load. Jack. Barnette, Colbert. 
Tel 4372.  
 
5 tons good Lespedeza Hay, 
also 5 tons mixed Lespedeza 
and Dallas Grass, all square 
bales. John G. Watson, Hamp- 
ton, RFD 2. Tel. 2851. 
 
53 tons. each: Hay, $30. ton; 
Barley, Oats, and Wheat Straw, 
$20. ton; Also 40 bu. Reclean- 
ed Barley, $1.50 bu. L. P. Sin- 
gleton, he Valley. Phone 772. 
 
  
 
HAY AND STRAW 
(Wheat, Oats Ete.) / 
: FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Brown Top .Millet (with 
grain) per ton $30.; Sericea 
Lespedeza, $25. ton: Grass Hay, 
$20. ton. Top quality. Reduced 
to clear. E. T. Newton, Madt- 
son. Tel. 157-J or 113. 
 
Baled Soybean and Cane Hay, 
 
$30.. ton. FOB Comer, 
Ralph S. Collier, Madison. 
 
150 tons Coastal Bermuda 
Hay, extra nice, highly fertilia- 
ed and well stored, $30. ton at 
my barn. Better price in 30 
ton lots. Tom Hawkins. Thom 
asville, Box 645. Tel, 2550. 
 
Grass Hay, baled withows 
rain, wire tied, $1. per bale 
at barn. Marvin Maddox, Wine 
 
Ga, 
 
| | der. 
 
Few tons good bright Kobe 
Lespedeza Hay, $30. ton: 18 
tons goed bright grass 
$25. at my farm. John C. Reid, 
Zebulon, Phone -85J11. 
 
Good quality Kobe Lespe- 
deza, Soybean, or Peavine Hay, 
$30. ton at farm. W. H. Norri, 
Phone 171 J. 
 
Bright Meadow Hay, and Ow 
Straw, baled without rain, -als 
fresh cut Barley and Rye Hay, 
$20. ton. at the Meadow Farm, 
Hwy. 77, 6 mi. S. Hartwell. Jog 
e Higginbothan, Hartwell, Re 
 
  
 
ROOTS AND HERBS 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Sarsaparilla, Elder, Plum, Red 
Sassafras, Yellow Dock, Blacks 
berry, Poke Root; Wild Cher 
Pine, Red, White Oak, Swei 
Gum, Alder, Persimmon Bar 
Colts Foot, Plantain, Mulleis, 
2 lbs., $1.; Heart Leaves. -Pi 
siwipsie, $1. Ib. Exch. for oxi 
sacks. Mrs. John Addison, Ha 
well, Rt. 2. 
 
Catnip, 35 bunch: eee 
mint, $1.50 doz.; Also Garli 
$1.25 doz. Add  postage. Mi, 
pobie McCurley, Hartwell, Rt. 
 
Red Sassafras, Spice Woo 
Yellow Dock, Queen of - a 
Meadow, Blood Root, 3 Ibs., oe 
Yellow Spot 2 Ibs., $1.; 
Walnut Meats, large pieces, a 
lb.; Gooseberry Bushes, 7, $1 
Jimpson Weed Seed, whi 
stalk kind, 35c pack. Add p 
age. R. C. "Stover, Ellijay, Ree 
 
Plenty of Red Sassafras. 
lbs., $1. Plus postage. Lioy. 
Smith, Dalton, Rt. 1, c/o Hen 
Wyatt Smith. 
 
Yellow Root, Sassafras, Yeb 
low Dock, Queen of the Mea 
dow Roots, Wild aa  Eld 
Sweet Gum Bark, 30c ; Als 
Jimpson Weed Seed, ie  
Add postage. Mrs. J: W. Jack 
son, EKairmount, Rt. 2, 
 
Yellow Roots, 30c lb. J. & 
Clark, Hartwell, Risen. 
 
Red Sassafras, and Sarpariil 
 
Root, 3. Ibs:, $1. Add postang 
 
Mrs. Sibley Richardson, Har 
 
well, Rt. 3. : 
 
ete es gee a tes 
SEED WANTED 
 
  
 
Want Mountain Sprout Wat 
ermelon Seed. Give description 
and price. C. P.) Odom, Syea 
more. 
 
Want Pie Melon Seed, roun 
striped, white meat, bright ng 
seed. Mrs. John Blanford, Me-- 
Donough, Rt. 1. 
 
Want some Tenn. Wond 
Pole or Cornfield Bean Seedy 
Also some White Mush Peas. 
 
| State what you have and price, 
 
| Jas. A. Wood, Fairburn, Rt. 4 
 
Want seed of a small pepper 
that is first green, then whit 
then purple, and finally 
 
re 
| (a small round pod); Also ad 
}of dipper 
 
k gourd. Write first, 
Mrs. Bill Gilstrap, Chickamaue 
geo Rte oT: 
 
Want seed of little long green 
striped gold meated watermelon 
(not too large). L. J. Vollrath, 
Smyrna, Rt. 2. 
 
Want 10 Ibs. No. 1 Pimieni 
Pepper Seed with good germine 
ation, A. M,. Turner, Byrosme 
ville, Rt. 1. 
 
  
 
  
 
hay, ~ 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
   
   
 
  
 
  
 
Quail, 35c ea.: 
 
Pekin Duck, 
 
EGGS FOR SALE 
 
vgs 
 
SACKS FOR SALE  
 
ay 
 
  
 
_ CATTLE FOR SA 
 
  
 
Goose Eggs, Toulouse and 
 
White Embden crossed, 50c ea. 
Del. in Ga. Mrs. M. Ritz, Fair- 
burn, Campbellton Rd. 
 
Hatching Eggs from prize 
Buff Cochin Bantams, 15, $3. 
Parcel post .C. H: Overby, 
Columbus, 3609-14 Ave. 
 
Purebred heavy type Dark 
Cornish Eggs for hatching 15, 
$1.80; 30, $3.45 Cartons to be 
returned at once. MO only. Miss 
Cora B. Patterson, Ty Ty, Rt. 
1S Box 35. 
 
Purebred Greenhead Mallard 
Duck Eggs, for hatching, $1.75 
doz.; PP: Drake unrelated to 
ducks. H. B. Durham, Union 
Point, 804 Dolvin Ave. 
 
Purebred Bantam Hatching 
 
Eggs, Golden and Silver Se- 
brights, Dark Cornish, Mille 
Fleur, Black Leghorn, Black 
 
= Japs, all from show birds. 
 
J. H. Morgan, Rockmart, 405 
 
E. Elm St.- 
Guinea Eggs, 15, $1.50 PP. 
Acworth, 
 
Henry Dupree, Jr., 
Rt 1. 
 
Hatching | Eggs: Pheasant. 
 
Guinea, Mallard 
Duck, 20c ea.; Pekin, Muscovy, 
15; Turkey, "400: Fancy Ban- 
tams (any kind), 20c; Geese, 
50c; Chukars, 60c; Peafowl, 
$4.50; Wood Duck, $2. PP. over 
$2. orders. No chks. Mrs. Helen 
Street, Atlanta, Rt. 2. : 
 
Eggs from prize winning 
White Cornish, $2. per 15; Also 
 
Hens and Roosters, $2.25 ea. 
e O. L. Craft, Lavonia, Rt. 
 
Eggs available now: Chukar, 
40c ea.; $35. C; Greenhead Mal- 
lard, 25c ea.; $22.50 C: White 
 
oose, 50c ea.; $45. C; White 
{hc 2eai;: -$14,-C: 
Jas. R. Johnston, Jr., Marietta, 
Rt. 2, Providence Rd. (Near 
wo. Ferry Rd. and Ga. 
 
Giant Black Minorca Eggs, 
$2.25 per 15. Insured parcel 
post; Also 8 Week Old: Black 
Minorca Cockerels, selected for 
breeders, $1. ea. LB. Millians, 
Newnan, P. O. Box 591. / 
 
' Purebred Selected Golden Se- 
bright Bantam Eggs, 15 for 
$1.25. Plus postage. 
H. Barfield, Richland. 
 
Purebred Dark Cornish Eggs, 
16, $1.60. Del. Miss Leona Simp- 
son, Sparta, RFD 2. 
 
Cornish Game Eggs, $2. per 
15. Add postage. Mrs. Earl 
Swann, Union Point, Rt. 1. 
 
Austra Hamp. Eggs, $1.50 per 
setting 15. Add postage. Mrs. 
A. L Teasley, Washington, Rt. 
,. Box. 55: 
 
  
 
SACKS FOR SALE 
 
q. 
 
White Sacks, 100 Ib. cap., not 
washed, 18c ea; Some with 
 
small holes, 15c ea. Add postage, 
 
a Viola Hollaway, Dahlonega, 
Get. 
 
= 
 
White sheeting-sacks, no let- 
ters, good cond., 20c ea.; Asst. 
white, all good cond., 15 ea. 
plus postage. Mrs. B. D. Hulsey, 
Alto, Rt. 1, Box 63: 
 
Print sacks, free of holes and 
mildew, odd, 4, $1.20. Mrs. Del- 
la Goodwin, Tallopoosa, Rt. 2. 
 
Good white sheeting sacks, 100 
lb. cap., no holes, letters or ari 
dew, all A grade, $2.50 doz.; 
$4.75; 50, $9.00 All PP ae 
Zone 3. No COD. Miss - Lizzie 
Mathis, Gainesville, Rt. 5. 
 
White feed sacks, 100 lb. cap., 
 
~8, $1.00. Add 25c for postage. 
 
Mrs. 
Rt. 1, 
 
Lester Phillips, Royston. 
 
New toe Sacks for sale at my 
lace or will ship. R. L. Blevins, 
ising Fawn, Rt. 1. 
 
White, 100 lb. cap. sacks, no 
heles nor mildew, 18c ea.; $1.85 
doz.; Washed, $2.50 doz.; With 
small holes, 12 ea.;- $1.25 doz.; 
$10 C. No chks. Add postage. 
Roy Grimdle, Dahlonega, Rt. 1. 
 
100 Ibs smooth weave white 
feed sacks, no holes, unwashed, 
18e ea. Add postage. Mrs. Claude 
Blackwell, Gainesville, Rt. 8 
 
Print sacks, 100 lb. cap., free 
of holes and mildew, 30 ea. PP 
in Ga. Mrs. Gertrude Reece, El- 
lijay, Rt. 2. 
 
William | 
 
  
 
Print 100 1b. feed sacks, free of]. 
 
holes and mildew, odds and 2 
and 3 alike, 3, $1. Add postage. 
Mrs. E. B. Gladden, arene 
Tetack: 
 
100 lb. white smooth weave 
feed sacks, unwashed, no holes 
nor mildew, 6, $1. Add postage. 
No chks. nor COD. Mrs. T. D. 
Brogdon, Stonewall, Highpoint 
Rd. Tel. Fairburn 6882. 
 
Print feed sacks, free of holes 
washed, pressed, 3, $1. Add rea- 
sonable amt. of postage. ALT, 
Mathews, Franklin, Rt. 4. 
 
  
 
HONEY BEES AND BEE 
SUPPLIES FOR SALE 
 
  
 
40. hives bade, 10 fram size, 
good shape, one hive with 1 
deep super $8; One with 2 
shallow supers, $8.; One with 
1 shallow super, $6. W.. 0} 
Boyd, Valdosta 1012 W. Hill 
Ave. 
 
7 or 8 hives bees with 3 
supers, 10 empty hives complete 
with 3 supers of material, ex- 
tractor, drain barrel, lots of 
other items. $200. for lot. Mrs. 
Willie Tootle, Glennville, Rt. 4. 
 
10 hives bees in 10 frame 
hives painted white, good 
shape, also some empty hives 
and supers, 3 fram Root ex- 
tractor, used little. Letters ans. 
GC. -He Craig: t/o Vester Heath, 
Kingston, RFD 2. 
 
17 beehives, $3: per hive; 
Also old time box gums. See 
14% mi. N. Bowman near Winns 
Mill. Will not ship. C. T. Free- 
man, Royston, Rt. 2. 
 
  
 
CATTLE FOR SALE 
 
  
 
9 reg. Polled Bulls, 7 reg. 
Polled Heifers sired by RCM 
Rollo Domino 48rd. Calves 
ranging from 8 mos. to 2 yfs. 
old. $200-$300 each. Robert M. 
 
Heard, Elberton, 109 Heard St. 
 
8 Bred Sibi oo Face Cows and 
Heifers, 2-6 yrs. old, 4 heifer 
calves,-1 bull calf, 5 mos. old, 
all polled except one heifer. 
-Papers on all. Reasonable. J. 
C, Burson, Hogansville, Rt. 2.. 
 
5 grade Hereford Heifers, 1/8 
pure, 3 bulls, 2 honored, 1 poll- 
ed ,2 reg., i. purebred, 300-600 
lbs. ea.; Several other grade 
and reg. heifers, around 600 
lbs. Reasonable price. H. A. 
Martin, Luthersville. 
 
Reg. Polled Hereford Bull, 5 
yrs. old, blocky type, Domino 
strain, dark red, well marked, 
very, gentle, physically perfect, 
for sale or trade for similar 
bull, to prevent inbreeding. L. 
B. Hunt, Macon, 447 Buford Rd. 
Phone 255560. 
 
3 Black Heifers (Black An- 
gus - Jersey), fresh with Ist. 
calves, 3 more heifers to fresh- 
en soon; Blue Jersey Cow 
about 6 yrs. old, giving around 
2 gal. milk daily, $75 up. No}' 
lettters. Call after 3:30  or on 
weekends. 2 1/2 mi, Marietta, 
just off Powder Springs Rd. 
Fred Cunningham, Marietta, 
Re 8.% / 
 
Several top young reg. Here- 
ford Herd Bull prospects, rang- 
ing in age from 8 mos.,-to 20 
mos. for sale. Mrs. W. A. Ward, 
Jr., Marietta, Rt. 3, Paper Mill 
 
Rd., % Ward Meade Farm. 
Phone 8-8772.  
 
1 Jersey Cow, 4 yrs. old, 
freshen April Ist., 3rd. calf, 
 
one Jersey Cow, 7 yrs. old, 6th. 
calf, freshen April 15, at my 
home. Mrs. Hazel Noell, Point 
Peter. 
 
10 head young milch cows, 
Jersey, Guernse; sell one or 
all; Cow and Ist calf, $100; With 
2nd. calf, $150. Should be 3 or 
3 1/2 gal. cow. Come see. Deen 
Boatright, Alma, Rt. 4. 
 
Polled reg. bull, Aster Dom- 
ino bloodlines, 3 yrs. old, dark 
red, blocky, guar. breeder; Al- 
so i, bull, 11 mos. old, 2 reg. 
open polled heifers (Hereford). 
and 50 .open grade Hereford 
Heifers, approx. 12-15 mos. 
old. Calfhood vaccinated. Rea- 
sonable price. D. GC. Collier, 
Barnesville, Tel. 73. 
 
5 reg. Hereford Cows, horn- 
ed type, 4 with polled 4 mos. 
old calves. at side, cows bred 
 
back to polled bull, lot} 
1259. +1 , O. Mooa, Comer. 
hone ties: 
 
| 8-12 mos. old,, $150-200; 
 
  
 
4 reg. 2 yr. old Angus Bulls, 
free of Bangs and TB, $175 ea. 
Calvin B. Stewart, Atlanta, 21 
W. Andrews Dr, N. W. Ch, 8495. 
 
Reg. Aberdeen Angus Bull, 
yrs. old, gentle, short le ged 
sired by. Hairs Mickey 38, 
Green Knolls Pride Lass, nocd | 
cond., guar. Cheap Brice! to pre- 
vent inbreeding. Me. 
Clure, Dawsonviite, 
 
2 reg. Shorthorn Heifers, 18 
mos. old, ready to ee 1 dark 
roan, one light roan. H. P. Rob- 
erson, Dillard. 
 
3 reg. Angus service age 
bulls, also 2 reg. cows wih 
calf and bred back, for sale, J. 
Bi Tae Atlanta, 859 Peyton 
Rd., S. W. Am, iis. 
 
One 5 gal. Jersey Cow, fresh- 
en 26th. March with 3rd. galf, 
riced to sell. R. M. Blackwell, 
hamblee, RFD 2, 
 
3 Hereford Bulls, full blood- 
ed, and 1 yr, old, Black Angus 
Bull, full, 2 yrs. old, Brahma 
Reg, Bull 4 yrs. old, for sale. 
 
C. A. Rutledge, Winder. 
 
2 reg. Jersey Bulls, both 
young, ready for service, from 
tested herd, for sale, rent, or| 
farm out. Write for pedigrees; 
Also 25 Black African Guinea 
Pigs (stay fat kind), 6 wks. old 
Apr. 16th., $12 ea. at my barn. 
Hubert W. Daniell, Winston. 
 
Nice reg. Black Angus lls, 
red 
and open heifers, $200 - $300. 
All registered. Mrs. W. H. Nix, 
Alpharetta. (Birmingham Com- 
munity).:Phone 2595. 
 
Male Calf over 6 wks. old, 
$20. Mrs, Jennie Jolley, At- 
we 1338 N. Hightower Rd., 
 
' One rade Hereford) Cow 
with heifer calf, also Hereford 
steer, and heifer, $250 for for 
lot. J. E. Orr, Jr., Stone Moun- 
tain, Rt. 2. Phone Clarkston 
6380. 
 
Dbl. Reg. Polled Bull, 5 yrs. 
old, $250; 2 bulls, 6 mos. old, 
 
$100 ea. All very gentle. At 
my place, Hwy. 12, 3 mi. below 
Conyers. E. E.. Reagin, Con- 
 
yers, Rt. .3.(Tel. Conyers 6982, 
or Atlanta .Ch, 9429). 
 
22 head cattle, some cows 
with calves. Make offer for lot. 
H. F. Black, Lawrenceville, Rt. 
1., Collins Hil Rd. = 
 
Reg. Polled Hereford Bull 
CMR Advance Domino blood- 
lines, dark red, blocky, ready 
 
for service, reasonable rice. 
V. Collifis, Griffin, FD 47 
Phone 7015. : 
 
  
 
HOGS FOR SALE 
 
  
 
6 good breeding stock, eross- 
ed OIC and SP Pigse2 gilts, 
4 males, ready @Apr. Ist., 
weeks old, sell to gether or 
separately. Non less than $10. 
ea.; Also good work or saddle 
horse, oe ean handle, ee: 
3% mi. Palmetto, Hwy. 
Mrs. -M. eacine ewnan, nis 
2, Box 318. 
 
5 Gilts, 1 Boar, SPC, subj. 
to reg., 8 wks. old Apr. 18th., 
$25 ea., at farm; 2 gilts, 1 boar 
SPC, not reg. 8 wks.. old 2ist. 
April, -20. ea.; 2 yr. old SPC 
Boar for sale to prevent in- 
breeding; Also bred gilt. Ver- 
non D. Judy, Franklin, Rt. 3. 
 
Reg. Hampshire Boar Pigs 
4 mos. old $385. ea. David 
Stough, Locust Grove, Rt. 1, 
Phone. Griffin 7396. : 
 
Reg. Tamworth Pigs from 
large litter, farrowed Feb. 10, 
fine stock. foggsale. J. S. Davis, 
Abba. 
 
Duroc Hog: Also Guernsey 
Cattle (breeding). Contact. W- 
H. Gazaway, Alpharetta, (Bir- 
mingham Com.). 
 
Fine reg., life treated Duroc- 
Jersey Pigs,  wks. old, $25. 
ea. at my place. Phone 6046. 
B. O. Carter, Griffin, Rt. D. 
 
8-12 .wks. old OIC Pigs, 
short nose, blocky type, treat- 
ed, reg. buyers name, $25. TF. C. 
Burnett, Quitman, /o Moss 
Oaks Farm. 
 
Reg. Tamworth Gilts and 
Boars, 3 mos. old, pigs 8 wks. 
old; Also Belfair King and Bel- 
fair Jack for: service. John P. 
 
| $50 or exch. for good: pigs at 
 
=lleast 6 weeks old. oe ae 
 
6 | Also 2 reg. Brahma Bulls, 3% 
 
jold, dark red with white star 
 
  
 
  
 
Purebred Duroc Pigs, born 
Jan. 19 and 21, ready Apr. Ist., 
some of best breeding, latge 
litters, med. blocky type, Wave-. 
master stock, gither sex, $35. 
ea. at farm. Treated, and pa- 
pers furnished. M. M. Newsome, 
Sandersville. 
 
* Hampihire Pigs, 8 wks, old, 
reg, buyer's name,.. treated, 
choice breeding stock, $20. ea. 
ae Patrick, Voc. Ag. Teach- 
er, Rabun Gap, 
 
Full stock Little Bone Black 
African Guinea Gilts for breed- 
in bred, stay fat kind, $35 
 
50 ea. If shipped, $5. extra 
tor crate; Males ready for ger- 
vice, $35. ea. O, P. Sinquefield, 
Harrison. 
 
4 purebred Duroc~. Jersey 
Pigs, 14 wks. old, excellent 
cond., ready for registration, 
 
eee 2 oe vi good 
Ss or sale 0 
Brunswick, Rid: =  
 
  
 
HORSES AND MULES 
 
| FOR SALE 
 
  
 
ig White Stallion, Roan 
Allen eed, with Papers, ride, 
gentle, with bridle and saddle, | 
$150; Spotted Mare Pony, 8 yrs. 
old, gentle, with. bridle and 
saddle, $100. Willard Morrow, 
Calhoun, Rt: 2: 
 
Pair Mare Mules, 9 yrs. old, 
1150 Ibs. ea., $250. 4 mi. N. Ce- 
dartown. W, R. Robinson, Cedar- 
town, Rt. 2. 
 
Good horse mule, perfect 
'| qualities, 9 or 10 yrs. old, 1000 
lbs., sound, good worker. Best 
offer. Ashley Paes ici 
 
Black Mare Mule, 10 yrs. old, 
gentle, work anywhere, . blocky | 4 
built, 1050 Ibs., for sale. T. W. 
Simmons, . Douglasville, 
Broad St. 
 
2 good mulls, 8 and 11 yrs. 
old, around 1000 lbs. ea., gentle, 
work anywhere, reasonable 
price. J. F.. Hughes, Jr., Lawr- 
enceville, Rt. 4. 
 
Sev. small shetland stallions, 
Geldings, 
Reasonable. J. W. Bentley, M 
etta, Barnes Mill Rd, Rt. 
Phone 8-7125. 
 
Pair of mules, 8 yrs. old (1 
mare mule, 1 horse), works wel 
anywhere, also some farming 
tools for sale or trade. W. A.| ing, 
Weathers, Rossville, Rt. 3. 
 
1 Red Horse Mule, about 7 yrs. 
old, good shape, about. 900 ibs. 
 
Mari- 
4 
 
tain, Talking Rock, Rt. 2 
dar Grest Farm. 
 
2. five gaited very gti 
mares, trained to work cattle; 
 
 %o Ce- 
 
yrs. old, very gentle, selling to 
 
avoid inbreeding. Excellent 
 
calves available to show off- 
 
spring. Dallas G. Berger, The 
 
ieee % B & B Rajfch. Tel. 
6 
 
Black Gelding Horse, foe 
5 gaited, 6 yrs. old, lots of style 
$100 cash or 100 bu. oats. 
be won J. e pitts Sr., ae 
ton, Rt: aymanville Rd 
 
(Near cos Store). Tel, 3303. 
 
Female Mexican Burro, very 
gentle $100. Harry Lambert, 
Albany, 1003 Dawson Rd. Phone 
2-2178, 
 
Nice riding horse, about 8 yrs. 
 
ust 
 
on forehead, and white a 
with saddle and briddle, $95 at 
 
my place. Howard Kilgore, At- 
lanta, 2139 Cheshire Ave., S. W.|_$ 
 
2 good black farm or orchard 
mules (1 mare, 1 horse), about 
1200 lbs. ea. gentle, for sale. J. G. 
Buyers, Whitesburg, Rt. 1. 
 
2 small mules, made 3 crops, 
good shape. Thomas B. Taylor, 
 
sale. Letters ans. O. 
 
West}; 
 
and mares for sale. Tall: 
 
| AUSTRA WHITE: 
 
10 good mules 
mi. W. Powder 
anywhere. Can be 
 
spri 
 
fatm any morting and 
Saturday and Sunday. 
Crocker, Powder oan 
 
One Black Mare 1 
1100-1200 lbs., 8 or 9 3 
gee work danan 
 
Collum, Barnesv 
 
Saddle Horse, 3 yrs. 
tle; for sale or exch 
pony. Jack Allison, Ror 
rison Camp Ground 
 
4-148.) 
 
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NZW Rabbits, bred 
 
Others, $3.; aos ol 
Grown Saeiea, Gis 
Atlanta, 149 ee 
 
Phone At. 6452. 
Hvy. Wt. Chinchilla D 
 
Good Hope. Phone_5 5246. 
 
1 does, 1 n 
young rabbits for sal 
Cecil Reese, Jonesboro. 
 
Calif. Cross and-New 
Rabbits, all ages, finest 
ing stock, for sale.  
David Moore, Rome, Rt. 2, 
tres Rd. a 
 
Nice Giant Gray c 
Rabbits, bred does, 1 
$3. ea, Also have bu 
young fabbits. J. 
 
Ly dye 
 
Silver Gray Giant Chir 
Rabbits, 2 mos. to 6 mo 
 
Guinea Pigs (Cavies) 
at my place.  enn 
Jolley, Atlanta, 1338 No. 
tower Rd., N. By 
 
2 Dutch Rabbit 6 
fine white doe, all bred, 
ea. or exch. for 8 large 
(chickefis), young hens i 
White Buck Rabbit with 
markings, $2. Mrs. N e 
 
  
 
il 
 
a apoosa. : 
 
aouLay FOR SA 
 
Say 
 
25 satis vee _ 
mos. 5 
an Ww. ender Metter, 
 
ORPINGTON: ~ 
 
10 fine Yellow Buff 
Roosters, $2. 
Also 25 
| Roundhead 
Both $6. 
Dalton Rt. 2. 
 
REDS: NH, RI, PA 
 
100 NH Red 
80, pet. 
rhos., $2. 
Dempsey, Moers 
 
}3400- 
RI Reds, dar + 
Don 
 
based oll chicks  
eta: a 3 3 Candler 
9405. 
 
ROCKS: BARRED, war e 
 
0 of niore. White Ruck 
tei AAA, ma ea. ae 
Simmens, con, 
 
Mill Rd. = visit " , 
see. 7 s 
 
White Plymoyth Rocks fal 
ous ae es , 
ba tC ne 
6 ta: seein 
$2. 2m Cehie von 
1669 Van Epps ay 
 
SPANISH: 
 
s 12 bi Hen e race 3 
Bee e oie 
lot. IB. a es, Sy 
 
  
 
Douglasville. Tel. 3131. 
 
ter. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
stock Auditorium160 head 
featured. For information, 
Agt. Valdosta. 
 
  
 
Rome, Rt. 2, e/o 
matinie Facm, 
 
  
 
    
  
     
 
FAT CATTLE Soe 3 
 
The Valdosta Fat Cattle Show will be hel 
Thursday, April 1, starting at 12:30 Noonat the Li 
 
of grain finished : 
contactR. x 
   
   
   
  
 
2 RCSL. Wien 
ae de extra 
Also Eggs, 15, 
 
iden a ht, _ Silver 
 
sare Sk 
 
Po Bere eae asians 
er 
 
Tank, Macon, 372 Spring | 
 
   
 
toms, Old agish Black 
 
rame and Buff 
 
nas, $7 pr.; $10 io, All 
show stock. B, H. Hol 
 
- Nea Point, 302 S. 
 
* 
 
   
 
Bantam Roosters, 7 mos. 
50c ea. FOB Blue Ridge. 
Beaver, Behe se 
 
purebred RI Bantam Pul- 
just beginning to lay, 2 
ts, $15 oe ey J, Hol- 
 
   
 
arkston | 3-7685. 
 
Purebred Silver Se- 
Rt 
 
en Sebrighis, $10. 
 
a Rome, 28 Elm- 
oe 24196. 
 
a A aot ; 
 
  
 
POULTRY FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
CORNISH, GAMES, GIANSS  
 
4 pure Grissetts Games Stags, 
about year old, $25; Also hens 
te eauly pullets, $10- $35 trio; 
| WAS 15, $5; Also want -2: pure 
 
ite Silkie Hens. Quote best 
price. D. D. Haygood, Bares: 
ville, 141 Cherry St. 
 
Cornish: 2 Roosters, 22 Hens 
and Pullets for sale. See. T. B. 
-Page, Lyons, Rt. 4, (Near Spells 
 
Ww. 
225 
 
6762. 
 
March 53 rooster, $3; 4 Septem- 
ber hatch roosters, $2.50 ea.; 2, 
$3; Hens, $2.50 ea.; 1 Rooster, 
3 Hens, $9. FOB; Cornish Eggs, 
16; $1, 75. PP, Mrs, J, E. Stone, 
Adairsville, Rt. 2. 
 
3 Game Stags, trimmed and 
ready to walk, 1 ea. Round- 
head, Brown Red, and Top-Not 
Roundhead, 4 1/2-5 1/2 Ibs., $4| W. 
ea. eer Simmons, Daniels- |. 
ville, Rt. 
 
Purebred Shawlneck 
Games, 1 yr. old, hens laying, 
$15 trio. Boyd Williamson, 
Commerce. 
 
Pit|d. 
tano 
 
tant 
 
Several nice Pit Games, 
stags and cocks, $5-$7.50; Also 
Mature Brood Hens, $3- $5. (2 
 
pulg 
 
15 White Leghorn Pullets, 
AAAA grade, in heavy: produc- 
 
tion, $2 ea. Will not ship. B. F. | Nix, 
 
  
 
  
 
Dversen, meant, 
 
-soon, 
 
. 55 W, L. Hens, 18 mos. old, 
18 mos. old, 85 
eae 
 
16 BR Hens, 
 
or lot 
 
44 White agices> Pullets, 
with 3 Roosters, about 10 mos, 
old, from Julian Famous All- 
Star mating chicks, 
certificate furnished with pul- 
lets, $75 for lot at m 
Zears, Maysville, RFD 
 
Gainesville, 
 
Station). eR Ow. 
Dark Cornish, long leg type, Fane 
 
Bred White Leghorn Hens, 
laying, for sale a 
price. F. H. Bunn, Midville. 
 
PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS, 
PIGEONS, QUAIL, DOVES; 
 
One pair of India Blue Pea- 
 
fowl, 4 yrs. old, for sale. 
A. Biggers, Greenville. 
 
~ 6 Purebred Homer Pigeons, 
1$2.50 pr. Make offer for lot. 
M. Marsh, LaFayette, Chat- 
 
oga St. 
 
1 pair 1953 hatch Black. Mu- 
Pheasants, 
L. Crittenden. Atta- 
 
$7. J 
 
us. 
 
Hen, 8 Brown Leghorn, laying, 
$2. 50 ea.; 6 Hens, RI and 
Cornish 
 
Je; 
 
Tai 
anta, 506 Holly St., 38 w. Be. 
 
$3. 
Columbus, 
Springs Rd, MR No. 1. 
 
cross, 
 
1 each 
OEBBR Cock 
ea.; and RI 
cockeral, 
ea.; 2 Chukars, $6.: 
 
1/2 mos. old, 
Barnes, At- 
 
521 Bryan St., 
 
breeding | number of pairs. 
 
Joe Collier, Arlington. 
 
place. 
Lenox 
 
reasonable 
 
Eastman, RFD 2 
 
May 1953 hatch, 
cocks, $2.50 ea. 
 
Ellington, Decatur, 
mont Ave. De. 4917. 
 
Mrs. ae 
 
tridge Chicks, 
 
Apr, 30th, 75c\ea.; 
 
hen to lay 
 
Cans 
 
& Marietta, RFD 3, 
 
strains and crosses).. Hoyt Hel- 3 prs. Valley Quail, $15. pr.;|etta 9-6986. A 
 
ton, Buchanan, Rt. 2 White King, Giant Homers, North Bobwhit 
; Tumblers, Racing Homers, $5.|.-7\Orunern Bobwhite 
 
LEGHORNS pr.; Also 1 Ancona (Chicken) bred from 2 dif. strains, 
 
mating, $5 pr. 
prs. 
 
Dark 
O85 Ja he 
Warm 
 
  
 
S, E. RA-8982. 
 
POULTRY FOR SALE 
 
Homing Pigeons, < pr 
 
Gray Japanese, 
(Bantams), 
Red Bantams, 1 
1 cock, 3 hens, 
and 
 
vies, $6. R. W. Pealor, Atlanta, 
S. E. Wa. 2735. 
 
Large Bobwhite Quail, 
Letters. ans. 
 
Northern Bobwhite Quail, $5. 
Pt Nofris Luckie, Newnan, Rt. 
 
Early 1953 hatch Ringneck 
Pheasants, full plumage, cocks, 
$3.50; Hens, $2. ng Billy Steele, 
 
Ringneck wee, Apr. and 
12 hens, 2 
 
409 Clair- 
 
Booking orders, Chukar Par- 
available . about 
 
birds ready Sept. or. Oct., 
ea.; Domestic Greenhead Mallard 
Ducklings, now $2 eac Mature $3 
Few large Northern Bob- 
white Quail, $1. pr. C. D. Ward, 
Phone Mari- 
 
healthly, fast on wing, ready for 
Min. shipped 2 
RR Express only. 
Akins, Atlanta, 1531 Athens Ave. 
 
Also 
and 
$3. 
 
$2. 
 
any 
 
VCs 
 
Mature 
 
$3. 
 
Quail, 
strong, 
 
J. E. 
 
  
 
POULTRY WANTED 
 
  
 
BANTAMS: 
Want 200 Baby Chicks to 
raise on halves. You furnish 
 
feed. Will keep until 10 wks,  
 
old. Claude Parker, Calhoun, Rt. 
 
Ca- | 3. 
 
Want Baby Chicks to raise | 
You furnish feed. 
 
50-50 basis. 
Can tend 5000 pullets. 
ae W. C. Fowler, Ellijay, Rt. 
 
t 
 
-Want few purebred Dark 
Cornish Bantams, in or near. 
Atlanta. Dont have to be show 
 
type. Advise. Mrs. Ann Hurt, At- 
 
Janta, 795 Stewart Ave., S. E. 
Am. 3719. 
 
DUCKS AND GEESE: 
 
Want 25 or 30 head old time 
type geese. State price and num- 
ber. W. D. Allen, Alapaha, Rt. 1. 
 
Want 1 dozen Baby Ducks 
and half dozen Geese; Also want 
gentle Mare Pony, Palomino. 
 
Mrs. Allyn Robb, Watkinsville. | 
 
Want 2 female and 1 male 
Blue GeeSe. Write. R. L. Mc- 
Guire, Carrollton, Rt. 2. 
 
MISCELLANEOUS: 
 
Want 10 or 15 yong hens, any 
heavy breed. No Leghorns. Mrs. 
M. J.. Hagood, Tucker, Rt. 2. 
Phone Clarkston 5727. 
 
PEAFOWL : 
Want Peafowl Hens. State age, 
and price. Any number if rea- 
 
sonable. D. L. Kidd, Rayle, RFD = ~~ 
Be : f 
 
  
 
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ee ee ek Maz Na 9  Noo | Millen L/S Mkt, Millen 25.00 24.35 23.53 22.00 
raig Com. Co,, Dublin 25,10 += 24,30 =. 23.37 22.60 | Muscogee L/S, Columbus 24.00 23.00 
oa ome aoe Ocilla L/S Co., Ocilla 24.96 24.46  23.49 22.78 
23.75 23.00 22,50 20.00 _ Seminole L/S Auct. Mkt., Donalsonville 25,10 24.95 23.90 22.50 
24.70 24,00 23.50 22.60 | Shuman's S/Y, Hagan - 25.22 2440 23.78 
24.75 24,25 23.65 ; Sutton L/S Co., Sylvester 25.14 25.05. 24.25 23.45 
oe Swainsboro $/Y, Swainsboro 25.25 24.67 - 2385 22.05 
24,80.  24.35 23.50 Whycross L/S Mkt., Wayeross _ 24.98 24.10 23.20 22.05 
24.70 24,00 | 23.45 22.60 | March 23 | 
Stockyard, Wises 25.00 2385 | / Appling L/S Mkt., Baxley 25.36 24.88 23.95 22.16 
= * | Bleekley L/S Auct., Cochran. 2500 2450; 2008 ee 
a0 9470 23.00 2i7e | Coffee Co. L/S. Douglas (25.30 24.83 23.80 22.83 
24.50 24.22 23.28 22,40 | Dawsen L/S Co., Dawson. 25.39 25.02 24.05 
20.03 24.00 23.60 22.85 Elbert L/S Auct. Barn, Elberton - 22.75 22.75 bce 2 
eae aan 200 Farmers L/S Auct., Nashville 24.90 24.70 23.60 22.25 
24.81 24.66 23.85 Farmers Stockyard, Syivania : 25.40 24.60 23.70 24.00 
eS z 24.90  24,72 23.46 22.15 Formers Steckyard, Arlington 25.09 24.91: * 23.75 22.50 
24.50 2428 2340 2as0 | Meee S/. McRae (25.25 24.64 23.40 21.50 
: ae Metter L/S, Metier 25.45 24.71 23.82 24.00 
Be a  Mitchell Co. L/S Co., Camilla 24.97 2460 23.50 22.82 
fer /S Mkt., Mefter 25.00 24.50 23.75 Smith Stockyard, Augusta 25.30 25.25 25.00 24.50 
) L/S Exe. Statesboro: 24.72 24.15 23.25 23.90 | Tortnall L/S Co., Glenville 25.40 24.85 23.70 22.50 
Lye Com. Con Cordele 24.78 24.48 23.80 Troup Co. Sales, LaGrange . 25.30 24.60  
River L/S Auet., Bainbridge (24.65 (24.15 23.30 Rick 24 ; 
eckyard No, 3, Thomson 24.60 24.10 23.90 Bacon Co. Stockyard, Alia 25.25 24.65 23.75 22.75 
Bros. Stockyard, anew 25.00 24.36 23.60 24.45 Claxton Stockyard, Claxton 25.50 25.10 24.30 
ia Stockyord, | Syivenie 74.65 24.10 23.25 21.25 | Coosa Valley Com. Co., Rome 26.50 25.40 24.60 22.00 
ae ee Tifton 24.84 24.65 23.39 22.15 | Hazlehurst L/S Mkt., Hazlehurst 25.31 24.91 24.01 22.40 
 Lyons _ 24,86 24,00 23.00 22.50 Kite Stockyard, Kite Sch. LS ee 
20 Peoples L/S Mkt., Cuthbert 25.41 25.20 24.15 23.10 
/S Com. Co., Cartersville 2820-2480 23.00 Ragsdale Long Com. Co., Quitman 25.49 24.75 23.40 21.80 
Saies Co., Dalton 24.20 23.80 21.10 18.00 | Ragsdale McClure Com. Co.,Rome 26.20 25.80 24.20 re 
21 Co, S/, Swainshoro 25.00 2449 23.21 = 24.35_| Seaboard Stockyard, Colquitt 25.34. 25.01 24.00 23.10 
on Co. Mkt. Assn., Sandersville 25.00 24.15. 23.80. 24.55 Turner Co. Stockyard, Ashburn 25.28 24.90 24,01 
ee Union Stockyard, Albany 25.45 25.19 24.90 24.00 
rn, Carroll 25.50 24.50 23.30 22.80 Vidalia Stockyard, Vidalia 25.51 24.95 23.55 23.25 
i, Savenm 25.05 24.60 23.55 Wilkes Ce. Stockyard, Washington 25.15 24.50 23.70 g 
Columbus 25.50 23.00 March 25 . ee 
man _ 25.05 , 24.75 23.60 Bainbridge Stockyard, Bainbridge 25.20 2480 23.85 23.75 
fon 25.35 24.15 23.65 23.00 | Farmers L/S Co. Douglas 25.17 24.92 23.78 22.81 
24.75 25.00 24.05 22.83 
 
  
 
  
  
 
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has been toward inflation. Some of this 
 
has been due to our national policy and ~ 
 
some of it has been due to war, prepara- 
tion of war and aftermath of war. 
 
The interest onthe national debt 
added to fixed payments the government 
must make for maintaining the military 
establishments, the government benefits 
of different kinds, the financing of Old 
Age Benefit, unemployment, and other 
things add up to a large percentage of 
the total national revenue. 
 
Our present national farm policy of 
reduced acreage on some crop leaves 
the farmers who grow those crops with 
approximately the same overhead that 
 
must be paid, notwithstanding reduced! 
 
acreage to be planted. 
Because of a general decline in pues 
 
  
 
the farmer receives for fie. crops and | 
livestock, the farmer is likely at the end 
of the crop year to find himself with less 
.cash income, but with little reduction of 
cost of production. And, the farmer who 
_ does not take all.of these-things imto con- 
 
' sideration and try to produce at lower 
cost will probably show a loss at the end 
of the year instead of a profit. 
 
Many farmers are in debt. Some of 
them because of credit buying of land, 
machinery and equipment and are too 
heavily involved to withstand a severe 
_ loss of farm income. 
 
Because of the so-called hard money 
policy and over-expansion of industry in 
this country, millions of the people who 
are the farmers customers for food are 
now forced to reduce their purchases for 
 
  
 
      
   
   
     
   
    
    
  
   
   
 
food and clothing i in onde to m 
ments on homes and automo 
course, when city people are fi 
live on less, the farmer immediat 
the effect in the demand and p 
receives, especially perishable 
 
We believe. in intelligent op 
and certainly do not wish to 
oe ae of. gloom, but we would 
_ than candid if we failed to point o 
controlling factors now at work 
country and to raise a warning 
especially to those farmers who are 
to go in debt to: carry on farm ope! 
 
We believe now is the time 
LOOK, and LISTEN, and to os te 
and. moderate in all a 
 
 
 
TOM LIN DER | 
 
POULTRY WANTED 
 
  
 
QUAIL 
 
Want 100 to 200 large Bob 
White quail, 4 wks. old, also 
want some Quail eggs. Advise 
rice and del. date. C. S$. Brad- 
ey, Albany, 912 Second Ave. 
 
ROCKS: 
 
Want to exchange 53. White 
Ducks (4 hens, 1 Drake) for Bar- 
red, White, or Plymouth Rock 
Hens. Ira Brackett, College Park, 
Rt. 3, Box 117. 
 
  
 
SHEEP AND GOATS 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Saanan Milk Goat, freshened 
eb. 14, giving 2 gts. milk daily, 
a at my home. -Will not ship. 
M. Ritz, Fairburn, Camp- 
Bediva Ri 2-3 
 
20 Gommon Goats: 1 bill 
ue are nannies, for sale. Ed 
adley, Bolingbroke, Box 15. 
 
One Tog. Nannie Goat for sale 
Or exch. for pig or what have 
ou Enelose stamp for reply. 
 
. F. Williams, Buchanan. 
Phone 3624. 4 
 
5 good young milk goats, some 
 
qailking, other ready to milk. 
Cheap. Dont write or phone. 
W. M. Barner, Colum- 
 
a 
us 641 Benning Dr. 
 
Reg Nubian Buck at stud. Fee 
$3. Does boarded until bred. J. 
. Nix, Sr., Columbus, Warm 
prings Rd., MR No. 1. 
 
Ewes with lambs at side, bred 
and open yearling ewes,, reg. 
nams, also baby lambs. R. B. 
 
urtis, Farmington. Call Madi- 
son 2603. 
 
2 fine milk goats to freshen 
soon; one 4 yrs. old, gives 4-5 
gts when fresh, $40: Young one 
 
freshen 1st time, $20. Better 
os if both taken. At farm. 
 
oseoe Ettinger, Rome. Rt. 6. 
 
Reg or suj to reg. Toggenburg 
Milk Goats, 1 billy, 2 male kids, 
does. Will not ship. Write. W. 
Williams, Savannah, Rt. 4, 
 
ox 246. 
 
2 Saanan and 3 Toggenburg 
Milk Goat Does, due to freshen 
in March, 21% gal. daily from the 
five, $35 ea.: Saanan Billy, $15; 
Fine Chinghilla Rabbits, Sr. 
virgin does, $2.50 ea; Proven 
breeders, $3 ea.; bucks, $5 ea. 
 
rs Wm. A. Venable Marietta, 
 
t. 4, Powder Springs Rd. 
 
French Alpine and Toggen- 
burg Milk goats for sale or trade 
or calf or colt. T. J. Woth, At- 
janta, 3125 E. Shadowlawn Ave. 
 
Several ewes with lambs at 
side, some with twins also 
ambs large enough to wean. H. 
 
. Woodall, Zebuion. 
 
Full blooded Toggenburg Bil- 
ly Goat, horn type, approx. 2 
yrs. old, sure breeder, extra good 
Qualities, $15 or trade for good 
 
ig or corn. 1 mile south, next 
 
oor -to Highway 29 Motors. 
 
. P. Cochran, Colisge Park, Rt. 
 
, Box 224, 
 
| shire-Boar or Gilt, from champ. 
 
  
 
SHEEP AND GOATS 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
About 20 or 25 Hampshire 
Lambs, ready -by Apr. lts Will 
not-brake lot; sell to one party 
only. Also will have 20 or more 
kids. My barn 9 mi. SE Ocilla. 
Come after. W. Y. Harper, Wray. 
 
  
 
LIVESTOCK WANTED 
 
  
 
GUINEA PIGS (CAVIES): 
 
Want a few pairs of Guinea 
Pigs (cavies). J. M. Solomon, 
Waycross, P. O. Box 104. 
 
HOGS: , 
 
WANT 50-100 shoats. Quote 
price per pound. Within 150 
miles Chickamauga. C. H. 
Shaver, Chickamauga, Rt. 1. - 
 
Want to exch. reg. Hamp- 
 
stock, for reg. boar. Must be 
good stock. Albert Tamburri, 
Wrightsville, RFD 3. 
 
Want a purebred reg. Duroc 
 
Sow to farrow soon. Prefer 
Cherry Red. E. F.Bayne, Logan- 
ville, Rt, 3. 
 
Want 1 Berkshire Boar and 
2 Gilts. Must be ped. stock. 
Mrs. Grace A. Brantley, Dub- 
lin, Rt. 
 
5, Box LAO 
 
Want half - dozen Yorkshire 
Pigs suitable for registration. 
C. M. Miller, Cornelia. 
 
HORSES AND MULES: 
 
Want to exchange. reg. Duroc 
sows for a small Shetland mare. 
D. C.. Williams, Cedartown, Es 
O. Box 728, 
 
Want proven Shetland brood 
mares, any age. Harry Lam- 
bert, Albany, 1003 Dawson Rd. 
Ph. 2-2178. 
 
Want one mare or horse for 
plowing, at ofice, for cash. H. 
G. Burrell, Ellijay, Rt. B. 
 
Want small gentle horse for | 
young children, with saddle. 
Cecil Thompson, Decatur, % 
Columbia Theological Semi- 
nary. i - 
 
Want one Jennet Donkey. 
Call Di. 3489, or write. Iris 
King, Atlanta, 878 Custer Ave., 
 
  
 
FARM HELP WANTED 
 
  
 
Want reliable middle aged wo- 
man to live on farm as one of 
family and do light farm chores 
on farm for room, board, $30 
monthly. Mrs. Ralph C. .Yar- 
brough, Guyton. 
 
Want clean, honest reliable 
white woman to live in home as 
one of family on farm and do 
light farm chores. Private room, 
board and salary. Contact. Mrs. 
Tillman Walton, Woodbury, Tel. 
4192. 
 
Want a nice healthy woman 
for light farm work on farm. 
Live as one of family. Small sal- 
ary. Prefer without children but 
consider one or two, Will -L. 
 
| Private 
 
FARM HELP WANTED 
 
POSITIONS WANTED 
 
- Commissioner of 
 
  
 
POSITIONS WANT 
 
  
 
Want colored farmer for 1954 
crop. on halves. 3-R_ house, 
spring pasture, hog pen. Doug- 
lasville, Ga. Contact. R. T. Smith 
Atlanta, 408 Newport St. N. W. 
 
Want middle. aged single man 
who can drive truck, to. work 
1H crop, 50-50 basis. Corn, wat- 
ermelons, cantaloupes; peas, etc. 
No cotton. Must be sober, will- 
ing worker. J. C. Morris, Mc- 
Donough, Rt. 2, Box 173. 
 
woman for light farm work on 
farm. Must be clean, honest. 
room, board, salary. 
Good home. Letters ans. Will 
come for you. Mrs. Hubert Dem- 
psey, Duluth, Medlock Bridge 
Rd. Tel. Norcross 3938.  
 
to work on cattle and grain farm. 
Excellent home and all modern 
conveniences. Good salary. Write 
M. U. Marsh, Macon, 627 Third 
 
| St. 
 
Want middle age couple from 
country (no children) to work on 
poultry farm for room, board, 
salary. Need extra man for light 
 
Mrs. Helen Street, Atlanta, Rt. 
 
Want sober ,honest man_for 
1 or 2 H crop, 50-50 basis. Part 
times wages when not busy in 
crop. 3 house with lights, 
wood, school bus and mail rt. 
Prefer someone with knowl- 
edge of vegetables and corn. No 
cotton. Tel. 2615. J. M. Hall, 
Douglasville, Rt. 4, Box 133. 
 
Want one or two good men 
for farm work. Must know how 
to operate tractors. References. 
8. E. Smith, Atlanta, RFD 3. 
Fel. Di, 1242, . 
 
Want young or middle aged. 
 
Want white man with family 
 
\field work and fence repair-\ienced also with -htrator and 
 
rooms, lights, water, near, town. 
 
  
 
Want job on poultry or cattle 
farm. Reasonable wages, house, 
lights, water. Experienced 48) 
 
yrs. old, have had on-the-farm 
Gl-training. Self, wife, 3 small 
boys. Paul Popham, Scottdale. 
 
Disabled Vet., with wife, 3 
small children, want place to 
live, good house (4 R), water, 
elec, in exchange for raising 
broilers: (8000 cap.). Butane gas 
heat. Need cow to milk. Will 
 
sign contract for not less that 1) 
 
year. See or write. H. H. -Skin- 
ner, -Sr., Doraville, Rt, 2, % H 
S. Gilleland. Phone Chambise 
2247. 
 
51 yr. old white man, wile: 3] 
 
children, wants job on farm for} 
 
$4 daily, house, wood. Must be a 
 
to school or bus line. Prefer Ful- 
ton or DeKalb Co. References. 
Henry G. Ross, Chamblee, Rt. 1. 
Sexton Rd. ae 
 
33. yr. old 1 man wite boys, 
wants job on dairy farm. Exper-| 
 
55 yr. man wants job on  
or .chicken farm. Lifetin 
perience. No drunks. H 
boys (8-and 2 yrs. old). No 
tor experience but will 
learn for $15 weekly. No p 
til can drive tractor. Lew 
son, Rome, 727 North 4th 
Apt. 6. Phone 4-3112. . 
 
Single . white man, 
aged, wants job on. 
room board and salary. 
Leverett, | Atlanta, 166 
hall St., Ss. Ww. ; 
 
Wan with wife, 4 boy 
 on peut ae Exp 
 
   
   
   
 
or any ae equi 
poo pea 4 ae 
 
Bias eat man want 
on farm doing light tne 
 
|Live as one of 
 
laundry, reasonable sa 
ferences. No. Dad tee 
 
truck. Need house with 3 or 4)  
 
Havey T. Beal, Madison, Rt. 4. 
 
Cripple man wants job on 
farm. doing light farm work). 
single and willing to work. No 
bad habits. Luther Ross, The 
Rock, Rt. 1.. : : 
- White mah, 42 yrs. old, wants 
job on poultry farm or -eare-}. 
taker, etc. W. A. Ledford, East | 
Point, 3351 Batchelor Ave. 
 
   
  
 
ed all lines of farming, 
ete. .White, 50 yrs. ol 
eae family 3 fecse 
 
  
 
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GRADE Thomaston Atlanta eS Rome 
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STEERS & HHIFERS : ee ea 
Choice 20.50-22.25 = 20.00-20.25 | ma Gy ae 
Good 17.80 17.50-21.00  17.00-18,30 = 17.00-19.73 17.60  
Com. / 1$.00-17.00 15.00-17.00 14.50-16.50, -15.00-17.00 15.00-16.50 
Utility 12.50-14.75 -13.00-14.75. -12.50-14.30 = -:12.75-14.50  12.75-14.00 
Cutters 10.75-12.75 .10.75-12.75 -10.50-11.78 -'10.75-12.00 = 10.75-12.00 
CALVES. ~ ; es =o ees 
Good & Choice 16.00-20.75 16.00-19.00  16.00-19.00 -16.00-20.00 -'16.00-18.50 
Util, & Com. 12.50-16.00 12.00-16.50  11.30-16.28  =-12.00-16.50 =-12.00-16.25 
 
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cows Zila oN Att Re 
Utility 11.00-12.00 11.00-12.75 11.00-12.90 11.00-12.75 -11.00-12.75 
C.& C. 8.00-11.50 8.00-11.50 8.00-11.50 3.00-11.50 8.00-11.50 
BULLS me ae 2 
Util. & Coml. 14.10 12.75-14.80 12.50-15.50 -12.50-15.00 
Cutters 11.00-13.50 11,00-13.00 -10.75-12.00 10.75-12.00 
STOCKERS ; . ee 
Steers & Helfers 12.25-16.00 11.00-17.50 11.50-14.75 =: 12.50-15.25 
Calves _ 11.80-18.80 11.75-16.75 _ 11.00-19.00 
 
  
 
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