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en. Seti eee were
1e yho put their trust in Gods
mise. There were some who went to
aves believing as David did that
; they should yet see God.

one great statement, sum-

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tion fulfilled the prophesies of Hrekiel in.
Z| the Valley of the Dry Bones.

We are further told in the Scriptures

Lok the Revelations that at the time of the

great trouble of the world, there will
be another hundred forty and four thou-
sand, being twelve thousand each of
the twelve tribes of Israel, who will be

- sealed before the four winds of world war
will be permitted to blow bringing the
great Battle of Armageddon, which her-
-alds the coming of Christ the King in the

clouds of Heaven with power and great
glory and with punishment on the armies
of sinful men.

Jesus told the thief on the cross To-
day shalt thou be with me in Paradise.
The human body of Jesus and the human

_body of the thief were disposed of by men

in mans way. The body of Jesus was

placed in the tomb but the spirit of Christ.

was commended under God. Who would

dare to say that the spirit of the penitent

thief was not also with the spirit of Christ?

When the women came to the tomb
early i in the morning of Resurrection Day,
the body of Jesus had disappeared; but,
Jesus was still in the Garden, and He

spoke to Mary but He told her not to-
touch him for he had not yet ascended to

the Father.
~ Later on, he did permit His disciples
to touch Him. He ate food with them and
He permitted the doubting Thomas. to
feel the nail prints in His hands and the
spear wound in His side.

There are those who believe that the

| figures an hundred forty and four thou-

sand are merely symbolical of a much-



eater number. The Bible says: an hun-



represents the Valley of Death. The Val.

vy of Death is that valley through whick
the unredeemed pass at the end of this life
The Valley of the Shadow of Death is that
valley through which the redeemed pass
at the end of this life. They die a physieal
death, but they also die a death of faith
and hope. As the destroying angel passed
ever the homes where the blood of the
Lambs were sprinkled in the Land ot
Egypt, so death passes over and only casts
his shadow into the Valley of Death which
Christians die. This is why David said:
Yea, though I walk through the valley

- of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil;

for thou art with me.

Nineteen hundred and twenty one
years ago, on the day which we call the
sixth day of April on our ealendars, was

Resurrection Day. It was the sixteenth
day after the spring equinox when the

sun erossed the equator into the Northern
Hemisphere. The movement of the sun
is Gods way of giving us an eternal calen-
dar, which eannot be changed by man.
God said the greater light to rule the day
and the lesser light to rule the night. They
shall be for signs and for seasons and for
days and for years.

The aneient calendars always had
their first day of their first month begin-
ning at the time the sun erossed the equa-
tor. In that way, all anniversaries came
on the same day of the week and the same
day of the month in each year.

As the springtime comes again, the
trees of the forest, of the orehard and

rove, put on their coats of spring attire.
he seed which have fallen to earth die
and bring forth their inerease. The ani-
mal kingdom goes along aecording to the

_ Laws of Nature. Only man seeks to set

those Laws aside.

The earth is filled with violenee. The
peoples of the earth are taxed so that
the scientists of the earth may develop
bigger and bigger instruments of destruc-
tion of the human race. But one of these
days, when mans unrighteousness has
come to its full, the Great King will say
it is enough; and, again the Valley of the
Shadow of Death will be emptied and that
great throng, which no man ean number,
from alt nations and tongues and peoples,
will be with Christ in Paradise just as the
penitent thief on the cross.




TOM LINDER
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SECOND HAND
MACHIKSEY <cOR SALE

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



A combine, completely.
1853. Will sell or
trace cn pickup hay baler. Al-
S want pickup hay baler and

15226 tector tire. W. H. Will-
- son. Albany, Rt. 1. Ph. Hemlock
54038. .

1 Hardee spraying machine;
rebuilt, new parts, guaranteed
first - class cond., $i, 500.00 FOB,
Can be seen on farm Hwy. 62,

Cese
NS Hau ed

1 Athens 2-disc plow on steel,
with direct hitch, $50 cash, or
will exc. for hay, pigs or calf.
Kye Herren, Carnsville, Rt. 2.

1951 Ford tractor with all
farm equipment. Exc. cond.
Cheap for cash. C. E. Bell,
Camak, Phone 207-N-2, War-
Camake, eee Ga.. Phone
207-N-2





6 Mi SW Albany, Also 1 Intl.|__ 1 Heavy duty harrow, 10 disc.
harrow, completely reworked, | like new, $400. Don Akin, De-
$125.00: 1Intl. H tractor, re- | cutur, 3842 LaVista Rd. Ph.
buiit, planters, fertz. attach- | 43-6519. x
- aay 00. CM ae 1947 Allis - Chalmers WC,



completely overhauled, mowing
machine, used very little.
Minn. Moline combine with
motor, Case hayrake on rubber,
Athens 8 disc, 24 In. harrow,

Albany, Rt. B.

John Deere MT with 4 disc
tiler, used yery little, perfect,
cond. for sale. R. S. Deen, Alma,







Rt. 1. | roller bearing, $1,400 for all,

|er will sell separately. F. M.

_2-H wagon with fair body, in| Gazaway, Decatur, Rt. 1, Ph.
ing shape, $50.00, or | Ev-2971.

gs or herter yearlings.
. Timms, Alpharetta, Rt. 1,
Hopewell Rd.

Small 4-can milk cooler for

2 tractors, in very good cond.,
cheap for cash. 1 1951 H Farm-
| all and 1948 Ford. Have new 2-
cise plow for Ford. C. D. Sims,



@ziry. in first_- class cond. for} Jr., Felkston, Box 493, Ph. 3326.
ale. V. G. Owen, Armuchee, : 5
Ri. J. | Avery 3 ft. 4-cise plow, $100;

Mule hay rake, $40; Avery Vol-

Queil equipment: Oaks inc., cano 24-disc 4-sction. harrow,

2100 cap., U00 cap. brooder, also; $75, L. P. Singleton, Fort Val-
Jarge Northern Bop Whites: | ley, Rt. 3, Ph. 772.

- 200 April-May 1853 hatch: 30 as
mated pairs, 1952 hatch, Sacri-| Brillion. Sure Stand grass

fice lot, $750.00 my place. -C. E.| seeder, used on 75 A excellent



McKinney, Atlanta, 3304 Clair- | cond. $350. C. M. Spann, Cedar-
mont Rd. N.E., Ex. 6096. | town, Rt. 3.
600-egg cap. Farmmasier elec. | 2-Dise tiller plow for Fergu-

,son tractor, exc. cond, $100;
| Mule-drawn cut-a-way harrow,
good cond. $15. Judson Zachary,
| Hamilton, Rt. 1.

Simplex 6-row cotton duster
| tractor, mounted and Set plant-
/ers and cultivators for Farmall
art, Ball Ground, Rt. 1. |H or M. complete; Also I want
: to buy planters and cultivators
i good mule - drawn Dw | fer Ford tractor. J. W. Dupfee,
Law cotton planter, $5.00 cash | Hampton, Riz d:
ai my farm. Arthur Owen,!
Barnesville.

incubator, $37.50; J. F. Ginn,
Atlonia, 451 Metropolitan Place,
S. E. Phone Al 0617.

Cooper syrup pan, 16 in, rock
corn mill, Fordson tractor with
side plow, and 30 in. cutoff saw
mounted on wagon. H. D. Cow-

Int'l. 42 combine, ready for
| harvesting, $199:95. W. F. Cur-
_ _ disc Bush and Bog harrow, | ry, Hawkinsville, Rt, 1.

in good cond. $60. John Dragg,

Brooks, Rt. 1. | Mule - drawn cane mill and
; | Syrup kettle, $30 for both. Sarah
1 and 2-row planters and | Henderson. Hawkinsville, Rt. 2.

fertilizer oe for Farm-

all A tractor. J. C. Ison, Brooks.| John Deere B. tractor, with
| lights, starter, hydraulic lift,

1 Cutoff saw, 2-H wagon or | good rubber. and overhauled,
1-H rubber tire with shafts and} John Deere 8-row duster, 16
tengue. All kinds other farm- | dise smoothing harrow, heavy

ing tools and stalk cutter. At) army wagon, with good tires,
my farm. C. G. Summerville, | power pea huller, horse imple-

Buchanan, Rt. 1. |ments, for sale..C. L. Bennett,
2 Row cotton Picker (Allis- | | Jefferson, Rt. 3. Ph, 215-04.

Chalmers), Ist class cond. good | CooMs Terracing ditcher, 64
et fox sale. Fense + Jonn ; Chattanooga turn plow, two 2-
sen, Calhoun, 406 N. Wall St. | H. Perfection beam plow stocks,
Allis Calmers G Model tract- | all perfect cond., my place, 1/2
mi. No. Winston. Horace Dar-

or, hydraulic lift. Like new for
gale. Joe E, Sikes, Gleenville.! nell, Winston.

'.| be seen at m

| Hwdy, No. 16.

2 SECOND HAND ay,
MACHINERY FOR SALE

1

t |)? Brady n tractor, culti-
| wator, mite Basten. turn plow,

good cond. price reas. F. C.
Bras Jonesboro, Ph. 4472, -

Thornhill wagon, 2 1/2 HP.,
poe as new. No junk, $50. R.
. Randall, Lavonia.

Intl. 52R combine
motor, perfect cond. with $150
worth extra reels, screens and
pulleys, $800; Also John Deere
No. 5 mower, in good cond.,
with new extra eae used very
little, $250. A. E. Burgess, Li-
thonia, Browns Mill-Klondike
Rd.

SCs Case Tractor,
P.T.O., pulley, power lift,

model,
2.

jrow cultivators and planters,

10-disc harrow wagon on rub-
ber. Come see and make ofter
at my place. Hwy. 155, 10 Mi.
Se Decatin. 7H S: Temple, Li-
thonia, Rt. 3, Ph. 3043.

1952 Ferguson 30 tractor,

| slightly used, $1,175: Darf side

del. rake, used part one sa-
thonia, Ph. 3317, Care Gun. Air-
field.

Int'l, 42 combine, in ae
except needing new

apron, $200 at barn. Alex Bar-

1 field, Louisville.

Guano distributor,
buster, iron beam stock,
other farm tools, priced reas.
my place 2 1/2 Mi. Marietta, off
Powder Springs Rd. Fred Cun-
ningham, Marietta.

P. T. OQ. John Deere com-
bine 12 A., in good cond. Can
farm any time,
2 1/2 Mi. S. McDonough, Hwy.
42. H. C. Allen, perv onagen, Rt.
3, Ph. 3379.

Intl. 52 R combine, 28-disc
Intl. harrow, 2-row Intl. pea-
nut plow, S-dise Athens tiller,
1 ft. Judson lime and fertilizer
spreader, heavy duty tractor
wagon, all in good- cond., sat
great sacrifice. R. C. Holloway,
Manchester, 519 Indianola Dr.

John Deere B model tractor,
good cond., $485 or trade for
Ford and pay difference. I.

4604.

1 practically new trail type
rotary hoe $125. W. E. Moore,
Monroe.

Eshelman garden tractor with
reverse, used 1 yr., 24 In. rotary
mower attachment, tiller at-
tachment, plows, $200. See after
5:00 p. m. Alfred T. .Penland,
Monroe, 100 Walker St.

Niagara peach dusting ma-
chine with 3 H Ideal engine,
$75, or sell spearately. Roberrt
E. Fokes, Montezuma.

0-6 McCormick tractor, 43
model, A-1 cond., $800; prac.
new cub, with cultivating,

tachments, also with disc plow,
all prec. new, $1,050. Call any
Cay except turdays. Ww.
Byington, Rt. 3, Newnan.

Two - horse wagon, fair, $10.
Also wart to buy power take-off
pulley (no belt) for Ford or
Ferguson tractor. State price.
A. E. Smith, Powder: Springs,
Rt. 2, Little Acres.

John Deere binder, 1 Mc-
Cormick- ~Deering tractor, 28-32
self - feeding, in first - class
cond.,, $300 for both or will sell.
separately. Morris Phillips,
Royston; Rt. 1.

Good 2-H wagon, 1 cotton
pianter, used very little, also
plowstock, 2-H-drawn ripper,
2-H turner, j-H power, also 1
cultivator. Reas. price. Con-
tact; Brewster Orr, Sharpsburg,

pee: Huskie walking tract-

turner, springtooth harrow.
eotlieeters. etc. In good cond.
145. J. @&. Cantrell, Smyrna,
Rt. 1, Ph. 5-5592,

Burkley deep well pump, in
good cond., $50. Come and. se2
my place 10 Mi. N. Jasper. T.
W. Bunch, Talking Rock, Rt. 2:

Dearborn fertilizer and lime
spreader, practically new, $135.
W. P. Smith. Temple, Rt. 1,
1 1/2 Mi. E. Temple, Hwy. 78.

Almost new Earthmaster 2
row tractor, with good portion
cultivaters, 8 disc bush and
bog reversible harrow, heavy 1
H. wagon and tractor hitch, $500

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for lot. F, L, Session, Fennille.

son, $290. George Gunn, Li-|

Teem, Milner, RFD Ph. Griffin

planting and distributing at- |

with i

middle |
and*}

ler take off.

C.;plow, also different kinds of

row for Ford or. seg a trac-

haiso 1946 J. D.



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MACHINERY FOR SA. E}

irrigation: pipe, 400 ft. 1 im}

with sprinkler heads, for s@le.;
Peter Hodkinson, "Thom swille.
Used Star pea Sind Wivel lace, 5 mi. No.

bean sheller and Farrell clean- Wocastede . : gs

er for sale. Jack aii Tif-
-Intnl cultivator a

ton, Rt. s
wer distributor, two
4 Tractor tires: 2 used 2 prac- e
tically new, $50 for all; Also ing bile and other 1
want set planters and ferti-

lizer attachment for cub t-
or. H. T. Hughes, os ed,
Box 100.

One 2100 egg cap., automa
elec.. incubator, perfect operat-
ing cond., $60. "Juan Reid Beas-
ley, Twin City.

Late 1952 model M. John |#
Deere tractor, planters and cul-
tivators, 8-23 in. Rome pick-
up type bush and bog harrow,
used very Httle. All together
or harrow separately. E. W.
Steed, Winder, Rt. AS Phone}
(day time) 3881. cus

Bush and Bog lift type harrow,

in. with motor, excellen
fused only 2 seasons,
tarpaulin to cover

priced at quick sale ei bg
is 00. David E. A

i parts used very
e. Harold \

Z yrs. ae a in Bo cond., for es
sale. W. H. e. Winston. |

phone Douglas e 3023.

6 Row Cotton Duster, A-1
cond., will fit almost any trac-
tor, $125. Smith Johnson, War-
renton.

One | complete Warthenton
Corn Planter with all attach-
ments, used half day, $45. A.M.
Zittrower, Marlow.

One 1952 Farmall Cub Trac-
tor with hydraulic lift, 2 disc
plow, mowing machine, culti-
vators, practically new, $1000.
Can be seen at my place half
mile North Smarr: Robert~E.
Williamson, Forsyth, Rt. 4.

Allis-Chalmers G Model
Tractor, hydraulic lift, distri-
butors, never used. Joe. Sikes,
Glennville, Box 271.

Blacksmith equipment: Cham-
pion Blower. $7.50: Anwil, $5.
Ee R. O. Stedghill, Jackson,
heeds

Farmall A Starter and Lights,
power take-off, pulley, good
tires, cultivators, 2 disc . plow,
$625, Robert Dooley, Statham,

at 3

1949 Cub Farmall with lift,
looks like new, cultivators,
planters, disc plow, bush and
bog harrow, smoothins harrow.
Can sse anytime. E. a Mad-
dox, Winder, RFD_

Allis Chalmers combine, just
overhauled, in A-1 cond,, pow-
Reasonable. Nor-
man. Johnson, Wattenton..

One large farm bell, $12 at
my place. H. B. Cain, Bethie-
hem, Rt. 1.

Austell, Rt. 1.

F-2 Case Combine,
used about 160 hrs.,
runs off P.T., ist aes
$375. J. B. Johnson, Sto ]
Phone > 2641."

25 BBL Midget ane
Mill, complete outfit
elevators, cleaner, SR.
flour milling, and. belti
chine belts motor, $1500.

bees Wood, Madison, Rt.
Cotton Duster, fits: Ford

tor. good as new, for
tact. J. C. Doster, Snellville

Tren wheel Se pas

new, with
izactor type ane a
want a Side

either type. J. P. See
lege Park. Rt. 2 phone CA

Single Deck Chicken
good cond., 50 cap., elec.,
resonable. Mrs. Wm. F:
Atlanta, 985 Forrest.
Tel. Cy 1654. e

John Deere Tractor,
powertrol and | rol
planters cultivators, John
6 row .duster, new Apr.
plented only 27 Se
farm Oconee Co. Wa
Write. J. R. Eiikson,
Box 4533. Ph. La. 3838.
































David heal Faawle. a
Garden | tractor, $37.50. J. P.} 27 M 1 Rordson: Ci
Bacchus, Macon, 5314 Bloom- Bight es

field Rd. :

Old model Fordson tractor,
good shape, with Athens side

mechanical] shape .except
tor leaks a little, $85 for |
Also one large Fan, appro
in. diam., 12 in. pipe,
for cotton gin, pene n
cond., $60; And want to

reash, one power unit, 30-3
te pull 12 in. hammer mill.
make, model, mech. cond.,

parts for Fordson. Sell or trade.
Gober Murphy, Jasper. Rt. 2.

One 8 disc pickup King har-

tor, used 1 yr. $f45.; 1941 : 4 y Rid
model Moline tractor with neers eee :
power takeoff and pulley, and} One J. D. Dbl. Sec. Smoo
8 disc Athens harrow, good | Harrow, good cond./ $100.
tires, $500. Robt. W. Steed,. Weems, College ~ Park,
Pa 'o. phone 6951. Phone Fa. 7868.

2 walking cultivator, disc] john Deere Tractor, T.

haric: mower, stalk cuiter,
turn plow, practically new, also
350 gal. water tank and sup-
port, my place, Spalding Dr.
and Happy Hollow Road. R. B.
Barnett, Doraville. Rt. 2.

One close in Farmall 4 disc
tiller, 2 bottom plows, $450.;
tractor, abi.
sec. harrow, 4 dise tiller, cul-
tivator, planters, distributors,
in good shape for sale at farm.
T. M. Bloodworth, Gordon. Rt.
A

way Harrow and Carriage
same, Athens 2. Disses
Planters, Cultivators,
Corn, and Pea Plates, All
Stalk Cutter, 2 row, used
A farm (12 A whest, 14 A.
and peas), good as new,

for quick sale. H. A.

Commerce, Rt. aes

1953 No 66 New Holland }
baler purchesed new Agu.
Price $1450. Rubin M.
Donough.

AIRVIEW POLLED HEREFORDS ;

Sale of 23 cows with calves at side, 5 cows
calve by sale date, 5 Cows without calves, bred
ers, 9 open heifers and 7 bulls mostly from
lines of E E R Victor Domino 34th and A V
Domino wil be sold at Airview He
mi. S. W. LaGrange, on Rt. 29, on '
22nd at 1 PM. For information, ~
Owner, LaGrange. :

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eere B Tractot, Shallow
Bie Auto. Pump- with
- Hydraulic Ram, never
Wagon, good cond., 3

er. Golden Cane Mill and
Pan some other farm
ols, Drag Harrow. John B.
iden, Concord.

A Simplex ore Drawn 5
w Cotton Duster, Ist. class
d., $125. K. D. Sanders, Eat-
ton, Rt. 2. Tel. 2151.

1H Wagon, good cond., about
| yrs. old, and harness, $30. :
~ Burdette, Fayetteville, | Rt.

Good 2 H Wagon with body,
0; Small Blacksmith Anvil,
5; Grain Cradle (nearly new),
$5: Chattanooga 63, 2 H Turn
qi ow, $8: 2 H Middle Buster, $5.
Cannot ae we Little, Forsyth,
Rt. 4.

ee 4 Row Cotton Duster,
tically new, mule drawn, on
bber, cheap. G. L. Pade, \Hi-
Rt 2. Ly

Model 302 Clipper Seed Clean-
perfect cond. with elec.
otor, 3 Has asst. of 10
Qt = roll feed hooper, seed
t ni Pe attach. Phone
37 Minchew, Jr. Ma-
Model 42 Int. Combine, new
and concave bars, good
ready fo run, $225; 2 mule drawn
row Cole grain. drills, $15. ea.
C. E. Nail, McDonough, Re3:

Used Super C Farmall Traetor,

ivators, planters, fert. at-
h., used very little, cheap for
ash. Geo. D. Barfield, Louis-
He, Rt. Soe

ek and grain tank, cut about

acres, good as new, $1300.
M. Ware, Marshallville.

10 can Westinghouse

Cooler, 2 Unit Hindman

Machine with neces-

equip., for dairy use. Ros-

oe Wheeless, Meansville, Rt. 1.
aes, (Thomaston).

10 Dise horse. drawn harrow,

shape, good mower, good 3
H wagon, with bed and springs
for sale or exch. for yearlings.
J. FS Welborn, Rock Springs.

E 2H Walking Cultivator, $40;
2 H-2\% Tenn. Wagon, $30; 12
Oliver Turning Plow, $5. All Ist.
| . See. Dont write.
n J Bozeman, Rydal, Rt. 2.

32R McCormisk-Deering com-
in excellent Chaastia little
$500; extra large tar-
lin (very heavy) $22; Farm-
i F20 tractor also in excellent
ondition $450, good for heavy
Tel. Covington 3401 day,

97 night and weekends. A.
enderson, heen Covington,

ipment to run; Also other
ipment for grist and hammer

, Lyons, Rt. 2, Box 192.

is-Chalmers No. 60. Com-
ie, with grain tank and un-
der, very good cond., $550.
cash; Also will trade AC No 60

combine, good cond. for AC-G
tor with planters and culti-
n B. Pens Jn, Mil-

2 Disc Trailer Plow for Super
Tractor, used very little, for
Homer Akins, Blairsville,

Pt os :

ake Dusting Machine

posts. H. M. Walker,

See or write at once C.}



Dearborn pickup harrow, good

cond. J. J. Rainwater, Turin.

One Gas Brooder, 700 cap.,
used about 6 weeks, bargain.
Will not ap: Mrs. Cecil Dove,
Toccoa, Rt.

Farmall H eed new kit in-
stalled, power take-off, starter,
lights, 2 disc turning plow, 7 ft.
disc harrow, planter and culti-
vator, all good cond., $1,100. M.
H. Lovell, Aragon. Rt. 1.



SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED



Want Incubator, 100 egg cap.,
Electric, Sears type preferred.
Must be in good cond. Advise
fully. Ben O. Holmes, Ringgold;
Rt..3, Box 200. phone 2245.

Want good walking 2 H- cul-

itivator. Advise price and cond.,

ete. O. M. Thomas, Osierfield.

Want one 2 disc side mount-
ed plow for John Deere B
tractor. Must be in good cond.
Advise fully. C. G. Garner,
Extension Economist-Marketing,
Athens. ;

Want good, used hay baler,
one of late models. Write: M.
W. Gunn, Zebulon, Rt. 1.

Want old time farm bell. Must
be in good shape. For cash. Rea-
conable. Write. Henry Pittman,
Clarkesville, Rt. 1.

Want Buggy or Surry, fair or
good cond. State what you have,
where located, best cash prics
Will come after. P. D. Alexand-

}er, Lithonia, Rt. 2.
is-Chalmers Combine with |:

Want old buggy or wagon
wheels, with or without spokes.
Pay fair price. State what you

have, best price. H. G. Howard |

Decatur, 902 East College Ave

Want Mc Cormick-Deering
Binder, good shape, ready to run.
State price year made,
bought. W. 2 aman, ves
ville.

Want to exchange bagging at-
tachment and platform for
grain bin for Allis-Chalmbers
Combine No. 60 (need for 2 com-
bines). State what you have and
shape. John C. Reid, Zebulon.
Phone 85J11.

Want to exchange 250 Cedar
Post, 5 ft: for Garden Tractor,
good shape. . 2 mi. W. Chicka-
mauga. Bring tractor\and get
Chicka-
mauga, Rt. 1.

Want 2 H. mowing machine,
also 1 or 2 H. rake, no junk. H.
W. Petiett, Marietta, Rt. 1, Box
226.

Want water tower with or
without tank, also windmill, in
good cond. give size, height and
gal. cap. and price. Neal Cum-
by, Tallapoosa. Rt. 2.

Would like-to trade T. D.
Tnt?l bulldozer with loader for
automatic hay bailer, combine,
side delivery rake. Also K. B. 8
Int'l. tractor and 32 ft. open top
trailer for farm equipment. H.
D. Vaughan, ee Reb
Oak- Cliff Rd. '

Want good cotton duster to
fit Super A tractor. Also want to
sell or trade 1-H. wagon. Willis
Colquitt, Comer.

Want second-hand equipment
for John Deere tractor, Model
LA. M. V. Bostick, Macon, Rt. 7.

Want small used riding tractor
with all attachments, reasonable

| for cash. Advise. C. E. Bell, Col-
-|lege Park Rt. 3, Box 460 D-FA

6167.










will be held Friday,

=A dispersion. sale of Reg. Herefords,
est of bloodlines the blood of Real Silver Domino
> (the famous $52,000.00 bull) predominating in

LaGrange. Sale beginning 10:30 AM 236 head,
_ bred cows (several with calves at side), 54 open
S bulls, 5 herd sires, including H&D Real

Jomino 69th and H&D Larry Domino Ist
12 ae

Jr., Owner, LaGrange.

from very

April 23 at Hills and Dales

50th). Make reservations



Late aa Ford Tractor with|

and.

prefer 9U wth tilt blade. Cash
sale. Write or see Roy Kirby,
Dial. Phone Sat. or Sun. At. 2792,
Blue Ridge. ._

Want at once 1Ford cultivator
frame or 2 can use for parts.
Write or phone 5170, nights only,
how to get to your place. L. A.
Powers, Griffin, 221 W. Poplar
PSt.

Want 1 used Ford tractor,
standard drawbar. State cond.
and P. P. price in letter. Must
be reasonable J. A. Lovelace,
Haddock, RE =>

Want 1 Tiller for cub, cok
H. L. Wilson, Pine Lake.

Want attachments for Ford
tractor. Write -what you have
and price. W. F. Simmons, Stone
Mountain, Rt. 1.

Want platform scales, portable,
1000 cap to be use on my farm.
Must be in good cond. and at
bargain price. Jack Bentley,
Thomaston, Phane 3535.

Want tractor wagon, no junk,
and reasonable, within radius
60 mi. Will consider steel wheels.
Advise. D. L. Shahan, Chicka-
mauga, Rt. 2.



FLOWERS AND SEED
/FOR SALE.



Boxwood plants and shrubs,
Oc to $7.50 ea; Forsythia, Gar-
ene Ligustrums, 25e to $2
t my home. A. F. Jackson,
Aila ta, 435 Ridgewood Rd. N.
E. DE 5495.

Queen Anns Lace, single Or-
ange Day lilies, blue Ageratum,
lavender Verbena, , 50c doz.;
doz; Mums: large, 75 doz.;
others, Javender, red sunglow,
Naney rose, daisy yellow,
white, 30c doz: white, zephyr
lilies, 3, 25; white narcissi, 30c
doz, Mrs. Clyde Logan, Austell,
Rt. 2 (Hillcrest Drive).

PLANTS FOR SALE

orn nl SED En ERNE! RE

Strawberry Plants, large,
tame, $1.50@ C; Peppermint, sac
doz.; Gooseberry, doz
Damp packed. Add posta ge.
Mrs. Freeman Long. Ellijay,
Rt. 5.

Yelow Root Plants. 65c doz.;
Catnip, $1 doz. Mtn. Huckle-
berry, Blackberry, Dewberry,
85c doz. Exch. for white sacks.
Will pay 10c ea. Each pay
postage. Mrs. W. J. Reece, Elli-
jay, Rt. 2 Box 80.

Horseradish Plants, 50c doz.;
Spearmint, Tanzy, Garlic, Balm,
Catnip, Lions Tongue, Wild
Horsemint, Wild Strawberry,
25ce doz. Horseradish Roots,
Black Haw, 50c Ib.; Garden
White Tender Hull English
Peas, and Dry Sage, 25c teacup.
Add postage. Mrs. Presley Fow-
ler, Elijay, Rt. 5.

Catnip, Lemon Balm, Horse-
radish, 6, 50c: Peppermint, 50c
C; Red Gold, Mastodon. and
Gem Everbearing Strawberry,
$1. C; Red and Black Rasp-
berry, Garden Gooseberry, $1.25
doz.; Kudzu Crowns, $1.50 C;
$9 M. Mrs. M. L. Eaton, Dah-
lonega, Rt. 1.

Kudzu Plants, 10c ea.: Min.
Huckleberry, 242 doz., $1: Cat-
nip, 25c bunch; Wild Straw-
berry, 50c C. Plus postage. Mrs.
Otis Mashburn, Cumming. ,

Govt. insp. PR Potato Plants,
pink skin, $4. Del. Good count.
No chks. Ready sometime in
Aril. Booking orders now. Lon-
nie Lightsey, Surrency, Rt. 2.



_Scallion Onion Plants, 25c ea.;
Sage, 30c qt.; Also Frostproof
Turnip Seed, 30c, 3 Thls.; Gar-
lic, 35 doz. Plus postage. No
chks. nor exchange. Dollie Eller,

| Titus,

' Artichoke Plants, $1 C. Small
er large orders. Add postage.
Mrs. C. D. Sellers, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

1000 M Rubel Blueberry, 4,
$1; Mtn Huckleberry, 3 doz.,
$1; Red and Yellow May Plum,
8, $1; Old Fashion Plum Peach,
white with hed side, 4, $1 PP.
Mrs. B. T. Thornton, Bowdon.

Jerusalem Artichoke Plants,
strong, rooted, $1.25 C. Damp
packed. F. M. Combs, Washing-



ton.



Want good, used D6 patidaeer

| Tomato,

85c doz.:



- PLANTS FOR SALE

PLANTS FOR SALE.



Rutger Tomato Plants, large,
strong, 500, $2; $4 M. Moss
packed; Also Cabbage and
Onion Plants, 500, $1.25; $2 M.
Mrs. W. R. Clark, Abbeville,
2, Box 103.

About 1000 Cowhorn Hot Pep-
Plants, (peppers 10-12 in. long,
green then red), 15, 60c. Stams
or Money. Robt. Waters, Bruns-
wick, Rt. 2, Box 212. ;

Everbearing strawberry plants
75c C. Add postage. Miss L. M.
White, Dahlonega. Rt. 1, Box
57.

Red multiplying onion plants,
lic doz; Fig plants, 25c, 50c and
$1 ea. Add postage. Mrs. W. E.
Wooten, Camilla.

Certified Marglobe, Rutger
Tomato Plants, new ground
grown, 500, $1.50;, $2.50 M.
Wrapped roots for Seesh deliv-
ery. Ready Apr. 20th. Phone
3833. E. L. Fitzgerald, Fitzger-
ald, Box 662

Millions <of certified PR
Sweet Potato, a M; Toma-
to. 50e C:; $3. M; 500, $2.; Pep-
per, 50c C. B. J. . Head, Alma.

Govt. insp. treated PR Po-
tato, ready Apr. 20th, vine
grown, 100 to Hill, and Pink
and Copper Skin, $5. M. Del.
Prompt shipment. Frank Mer-
ritt, Sereven, Rt. 1, Box 201.

Marglobe, Rutger, New Stone
moss packed, $3. M:
$1. C; Calif. Wonder Sweet
Pepper, $4. M: Govt. insp. and
treated pink and red skin po-

Apr. 15th., . M. No chks.
W. R. Lightsey, Screven, Rt. 2.

Certified La. Copperskin and
PR Bunch Potato, $5.
globe and Rutger Tomato, moss
packed, full count, ready, $5.
M. PP. Herbert Eugene
OQuinn, Odum.

Ga. Heading Cabbage Collard
Plants, 25 C; Also | large yel-
low _crookneck squash _ seed,
midget watermelon,
pkg. plus postage. Mrs. W. A.
Lewis. Toomsboro.

Bunch PR Potato, ready Apr.,
May, June del., 500, $4.; $7. M.
Parcel Post or Exp. prepaid
in Ga. Treated and State insp.
damp packed. Phone Ocilla
1422. J. E. Sims, Mystic.

Mtn. Huckleberry, bearing
size, 75 doz.; Scuppernong cut-
tings, 50c doz. Catnip, 25c
bunch; Also Brown Striped
Half Runner Beans, 60c cup;
White Bunch Butterbeans, 40c
cup. Add postage. Mrs. Lee
Hood, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Red and Copperskin Potato
Plants, strong, ready Apr. 10th.,

. M:; Sweet Pepper, Calif.
Wonder, Ruby King, $3.50 M.
Ready now. All delivered. Leo
Lightsey, Surrency. Rt. 2.

P. R. Potato Plants, $3.50 M:
5 M.- $3.; LA Copper, $4. M;
5 M, $3.75 M. Ready Apr. 15.
Shipped in 4 days or money r-
turned. Mrs. Mary J. Moore,
Nicholls, Rt.- 3.

Certified Gold Rush Potato,
wilt resistant, April, May, and
June delivery, $5. M. MO only.
E. F,. Entrekin, Bremen, Rt. 2

Coastal Bermuda Stolons, by
truckload at farm. Under 50
M, 65c M; 50 M or more, 50c
M. By express, paeked in bur-
lap bags, 2 M. $1.90; 20 M,
$18.: 50 M, $35. D. J. Harrison;
Blackshear. Tel. 3713.,

Cert. Rutger Tomato, 40c C;
$3.50 M; Hot Pepper, Eggplants,

Ready. Alton |}
2 BOXaS ee

order under 500.
Palmer, Leary Rt.

. Del. in Ga. Moss packed. |
Doyt Lightsey, Baxley.

Hazlenut Bushes, Mtn. Huc-
kleberry Plants, bearing size,
85c doz.; Wild Strawberry, 5!
doz., $1.:
Also Yellow Roots, |
washed, 4 Ib. lard box full, $1. |
Add postage. Mrs. Nancy Hen- |
derson, Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box 124. |

Big Gem
Mrs. B. R. Vandegriff, Ellijay,
RES

Lucretia Dewberry, earliest
of all bearers of large fruit,
sample doz. $i.; $5. C. Add



postage. Mes. C. M. Robinson,
Greenville.

20c doz. Plus postage. No COD}

Rt.} doz.;

tato plants, full count, ready | $4.

M; Mar-|j

10c_ large}.

|

|

Marglobe, Rutger Tomato, $3) | Ene
| M;

| M. Del. in Ga. Otis Conner, Pitts.

| $3, 500; $4.50 M; Margtobe

and Missionary | Rutger
Strawberry, $1. C. Add postage.



Long Cayenne Hot,
King Bell Pepper,
Prepaid. Cash
chks.
3.

Hazlenut Bushes,
Mtn. Huckleberry, bearins s'ze.

85c; Wild Strawberry, 5 doz.,
$1.; Blackberry, Dewherrv, 75c
Yellow Root Plants, 65c

doz. Add postage. Hovsti Hen-
derson. Ellijay, Rt. 3. Box 124.

Govt.

insp.scP: = His: Barats
Plants, red, and copver skin.
$4. M. del.-in Ga. No -chks.

Booking orders for April and
May delivery. Jennings Wil-
liamson, Bristol, Rt. 1

Imp. P. R. Potato, red. and
copper skin, $4. M. Del. in Ga.
No chks. Booking orders for
April and May delivery. W. W.
Williamson, Bristol, Rt. 1

Govt. insp. Sweet Potato
Plants, $3.50, FOB. Booking or-
ders for Apr. and May del. J. R.
Gruber, Surrency, Rt. 2.

Certified, wilt resistant Rut-
ger Tomato. Write for orice.
State amount wanted. B. FL
Mallard, Savannah. RFD 5, Box
528. Dial 45079.

Certified Rutger Tomato,
open field grown, 300, $t 25:
500, $2:; $3.50 M; Ga. Collard,
and Spring Cabbage, 500. $1.25;
$2. M. Del_in Ga. I. L. Stokes,
Fitzgerald.

Rutger and Marglobe Toma-
to, 75c, 200; 500, $1.50; $2.50 M-:
Calif. Wonder Pepper, and
Black Beauty Egg Plants, 290,
$1.; 500, $2.50: $450 M. PP.
Prompt attention. Full count.
J..P. Mullis. Baxley, Rt. 4.

Govt. .insp. Red Skin PR
Potato. ready Apr. 15th. good,
M. Prepaid. No ehks. Paul
Lightsey, Screven.

L.
tato, from vine
insp. seed, $4. M.
Odum, Rt. 2.

Condons Giant Mastodon,
Everbearing Strawberry Plants,
Stic Sage Plants, Hazlenut
Bushes, Beechnut, each 6, $1.
Add postage. L! M. Turner,
Gainesville, Rt. 6.

Green Glaze Colard Plants,
Hot Pepper, 20c doz.; Boquett
Pepper Plants, 25 doz. Add post

grown state
J Be Gruber,

age. Mrs. Viola C. Brady, Cairo,

Rt. 1, Box 343.

P. R. Potato, State insp., Imp.
LA Copperskin, ine grown, Apr.
15th20th. delivery, 5000, $75.
No COD. F. G. Tyre, Brisiol.

Cert. govt. insp. treated Bunch
PR Plants, Ist. year, $1.23 C; 500,
$4: $7 M. PP Moss packed. Ship-
per Ga. and Fila. only,
May, June. Raymond Fussell,
Milan, Ht:-2;

P. R. Red Skin Potato, Calif.
Wonder Swee, and Long Hot
Cayenne Pepper, Black Beauty
Eggplant, and Rutger Tomato
Plants, all $5.25 M. Ready. Full
count. Prompt shipment. Mrs.
Mary C. Lovell, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Marglobe and Rutger Tomato,
$3 M; 75c C. Ready now; Copper-
skin Potato Plants, $4 M. Del.
Ready Apr. 15. Hiram Lightsey,
Surrency, Rt. 2.

Large nice Artichoke Plants,
$1 C. Plus postage. Mrs. J. J.
Carter, Conyers.

Chas. W. frost-proof cabbage
and white Bermuda onion planis,
300, $1; 500, 1.50; $4 M. Prompt
del; also Rutger tomato, 75 C;
$4.50 M: hot pepper, $1 C. $5 M.
Prepaid in Ga. R. Chanclor,

| Pitts.

La. Copperskin P. R., red skia
potato plants, $4 M; Rutger, Mar-
globe tomato, $3 M. Ready Apri
30th. All FOB. Mrs. W. H. Reese,
Baxley.

Chas. W., 3
white Bermuda onion
plants, 300, $1; 500, $1.50; $2.50
Rutger tomato, $1 C; $4.50
PI ants,

Jerusalem Artichoke

Blackberry, Dewberry, ! $1.90 C. PP. Growing tubers
|make up to 10 plants,
as sweet potatoes,

bed out
$2 C. Exp.

Red and Pink Skin PR Potato,

Tomato, 50c C; $3 M;
and Ruby
75e C; $4 M.
with order. No
J. M. Crosby, Baxley, Rt.

Collect;
Atlanta, 149 North Ave.

$2.50-PP..C. W. Page,

N. EH.

Tel. At. 6452.



Te dot:

A. Copperskin Sweet Po-.

Apri, -

frost-proof cabbage _

and >







BS



Bean Seed,

frost if

-pkg.>





Miller, Denton.

Kudzu Crowns, rooted, 1 and

3 yrs. old, $2 C; 500, $7; $12.50.

M. Add postage. No chks. nor
COD. C. D. Crow, Gainesville,
Rt. 2.

Govt. insp. La. Copperskin

Potato, $4 M; Marglobe, Rutger
Tomato,

and Chas. Wakefield
Cabbage, $2.25 M; Del. 50c C;
Long Hot Cayenne and Ruby
King Sweet Pepper, 60c C; $4 M.
Miss Florence OQuinn, Odum,
Ret.-2:

me
SEED AND GRAIN
FOR SALE



Rockyford Cantaloupe Seed,
Yellow Crookneck Squash, Old
Time Cushaw; Willow Butter-
bean, Old Ga. Rattle Snake
Sweet Watermelon, Old Fash-
ion Ga. Heading Collard, and
Dipper and Martin Gourd, 10c
large spoon. Plus postage. Mrs.
J. G. Combs, Toomsboro, Rt. 1,
Box 45.

Marglobe and Certified Rut-

ger Tomato, $3. Ib.; . Rutger,
2.25 lb; 3 Ibs. $6.; Collard,
$1. lb.; Cabbage, $1. 40 1b. Add

25c postage. Miss Lee Crow,
Gainesville, Rt. 2, Box 148.

Calif. Multiplying Beer Seed,
30c start; Red Okra, 45 cup.
Add postage. Mrs. R. A. Nolen, }
Rockmart, Rt. 2.

' Dark Round Yellow Meat |

Watermelon, 40, 10c and
stamped enveldpe; 50c cup;
Martin Gourd, 10c doz.; Green

Pod Okra. 25c cup. Add post-
age. Mrs. P. E. Traylor. Re-
becca.

Tender Siriped Cornfield
40c cup. Erene EF
shipment. Add _ postage.

COD. Mrs. H. W. oan

Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Recleaned Brown Top Millet |
Seed, 10c ib. Chester W. Clarke, |
Covington, RFD 2. Tel. 5334.

Pure Imp. Pride of Ga. Wat- |
ermelon, have large ripe m2lons

in 60 days, 250 seed, $1. J. N.
Carson, Griffin, Rt. C.
Mixed Colored atk White

Bunch Butterbean Seed, 6 cups,
$1.25. PP. Mrs. T. O. MecMilian,
Dacula.

Martin, Dipper, Indian Club
Gow ira Seed. 25c pkt.: 3, (one
of each) 65c. Add postage. Mrs.
_C. D. Sellers, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

1553

Sec iy
Mre.

crop. Spineless

50c

Biss.

Nice
Garijen

Half Runners
Bean Seed, bear until |
kent picked, also White
Cornfield, $1. cup. Add
pos es Mites Ruths Fricks,
Tall: ing Rock, *Rt;d,- Box <151::

Yard Long Bean Seed, 10c
: Popcorn, yellow, .30c Ib.;
12c_ pkg.; Also Jerusalem Arti- |
choke Pls nts: 2907 dor: are Den |
Garlic Plants, 50c doz. Mrs.
Ruby Wheeler. Conyers, Rt. 1, |

Old Time Jons Watermelon
Seed, $1.25
Elee W. Bellamy,

Old Time Colored
Butierbean Seed. 35c lb. Plus
postage. Or exeh. for Half
Runner Bean Seed. Ea. pay |
postage; Also Good Yellow!
Popcorn for seed, 25 cup. Mrs. |
Henry Smith,~ Dalton, Rt. 1, |
Five Springs Rd.

Hales Cantaloupe,
Watermelon, Pumpkin,
Crookneck Squash, and Citron |

Tender



Bunch

Blacklee |

Okra |
cup. Acd_ postage. }
Earl Swann, Union Point, '

White |

Ib. Add postage. |
Carnesville, |

Yellow |





}20 Windsor-Ter.

Long Green Okra Seed, 1954
crop, (0c cup. PP, Mrs. George
Floyd, Rockmart, Rt. 2.

Brown Top Millet (hay and
grazing kind), tested for germ.
and purity, 8c lb. No orders
filled under 100 lbs. Norman
Johnson, Warrenton. -

40 bu. Barley, $1.50 bu. L. P.
Singleton, Ft. Valley, Rt. 3.
Phone 772.

Sericea. Lespedeza Seed, 99.66
pet. pure, 76.50 pct. germ., 25c
jb, L.'P: Williams, Austell, Rt.
3:

White and Striped Half Run-
ner Bean Seed, 55c large cup;
3 cups, $1.50. Add postage. Mrs.
B. H. .Patterson, Flowery
Branch, Rt. 1.

Red Speckled Crowder and
White Blackeyed Peas, 35c cup;
4 cups, $1;<Green Okra, White
Mush Pea, 40c cup; 3 cups, $1;
Tender Creaseback Bean Seed,
Salet Eng. Pea, 65 cup. Add
postage. Mrs. Carl Smith, Elli-
jay, Rt. 3.

600. lbs. Kobe Lespedeza,
combine run, 18c lb. Wilbur L.
Johnson, Senoia. Phone 154 J-1:

Good Dwarf Okra Seed, 65c
j-lb. See, or write. for price on
large quantities, J. -W. Donald-
son, Cairo, Rt. 3, Box 170.

| Long. Green Okra, Saoguicd
| Crowder Peas,
ed Butterbeans for sale. Rich-
ard P. Jonglma, Sr., Atlanta,
1664 Dodson Dr., S. W. Tel. Ra.
4327. ; :

| Sev. gallons Mammoth Rus-

| Sian Sunflower Seed; $1. gal.
| Exch. for print sacks (3 sacks

teen gal.). Plus postage. U.S.
| Findley, Lyons. i

| Calif.. Multiplying Beer Seed,
20c start; 12 sts., $1. PP. Mrs.
| Earl Fincher, Rockmart,. Rt. 2.

| Citron Seed, 15e. Ib.; Large
| col. Bunch Butterbeans, 25
| lb.: Muskmelon,- and Honey-
| rock Cantaloupe, 50c teacup;
Small Clearstone Peach, 25c
'doz.; Jimpson Weed Seed, 25c
| Tbl. Add postage. Rosie Crowe,
Cumming, Rt 1.

Choice Creaseback Bean Seed,
-60c cup. Exch. 2 cups beans
for. 4 print sacks, all alike
(dark). Ea. pay postage. Mrs.
| Fred Aaron, Aska.

Gourd Seed: Giant, 5. ft.
around, 3 packs, $1.25; Martin,
3 packs, $1; Okra, $1 Ib.; Also
Catnip Plants, $1 doz. . Add
postage. L. J. Ellis, Cumming,
Rtis5e

Silver Hull, and Speckled
| Crowder Peas, White with
| Black Eye, 3 cups, $1; White
| Butterbeans, 40c cup; Dry Hot
| Pepper ins pod, 40 pt.; Icebox
| Watermelon, 25c doz.; Okra.
/50c cup; Half Runner Col. Gar-
| cen Bean, 50c cup. Add post- |
| age. Mrs. Samuel Cine, Cum-
ming.



Collard Seed,
25c; 8 Tbls.,
Ib. Ty J,

Green Glaze
1953 crop, 2 Thls.,
| $1; 18 Tbls., $2; $5
Steed, Buena Vista.

100 lbs. good hand picked,
| long green okras, $1 lb.; 5 lbsy,
$4.50. Del. Will not ship less
| then one pound. C. Leon Smith,
| LaGrange, Rt. 1. -

| 6,500 lbs. Brown Top millet,
recleaned, 7c. lb. and Want
| 15 or 20 bu. Whippoorwill or
| New Era peas. State price and
if recleaned, L. M. York, Saiea
well. Rt. 2:

50 lbs. 1953 crop Mammoth
Green Pod Okra, sound, clean,
j $1.1. 5iclbs) $3,753.10: tos.amos
Pure Fla. Speckled Pole Butter-
reales sweet, very prolific, 3 lbs.,

PP. in-Ga. Mrs. J. M. Jones,
Grayson.

Several pounds Stone Moun-
|tain Watermelon Seed, 75c lb.;
ee 50c large cup. Add
postage.

Heed, .woG. cup; *$1.-qt.t Martin |
Gourd, $1. cup.. Add postage.
W. R. Bartlett, Dames Ferry,
Bebe 22,

Texas Exp. Stat. Redbine sates
Grain Sorghum, grown from)
certified seed, high yielding, |
combine type, $7. Cwt.; Clean |
sound Oats, $1. bu.; White
Corn, shelled, $1.70 bu. R. D.
Tatum. Palmetto.

Old Fashion Bunch Okra Seed, |

{Eee 2
1953 crop Brown Top and Cat-

.35 cup; Curled Mustard, 10c/ tai] Millet Seed, recleaned, pack-

ppl:

Peppermint Plants, 10 bunch;

White Bermuda Onion, 35 C.

35 cup; Also Catnip and| eg in 100 Ib. bags, high percent

germ and purity, 9 lb. per 100
lbs. Cheaper in larger lots. Let-

Del. Mrs. Leilar Phillips, Roys-|ters ans. Ship anywhere. Virgil

ton, Rt. 1.

Bunch Color-|-

. R. Brown, Statham, |



T. Berber Nashville, Rt. 3.



$1.40; Lima Bunch, White But-
terbean, and Butter Peas, 30c; 3
cups, 75c, Orders filled promptly.

Mrs, J-.C: See Rt. :

3. \

Mustard seed. $150 1b; colina:

seed, $1 Ib. S. U7 Foss, Brooklet.

Large. amount Gatan Soy-
beans, 99.65 pct. pure, 96 pct.
germ., also small combine peas,
and sev. tons Brewn Top millet,
for sale. J. E Beckham, Dublin,
Rt. 6,,.Box 264. Phone 838R2.

15 bw. Calif. Blackeyed Peas,
treated, use for seed only slight-
ly damaged, $5. bu at my place.

C. C. Alston, Preston, Rt. 2.

1953 crop NH Midget Melon
Seed, had saved, Arasan treated,
good germ., $2.50 lb.; Or $2.25

-Ib. in 5 Ib. lots: $2 lb. 10 lb. lots;
Also Few Pounds Congo Melon,

$4 Ib. E. Reichert, Thomasville,
202 Grady St.

Tiny Cayenne Hot Pepper,
Profuse Bearer, 5 pods, 10c. Mrs.
H. W. Bryson; Rome, 818 Ave.

Pure Icebox Watermelon Seed,
very pale red meat, $1 cup; Also
Fresh Black: Walnut Meats, $1
pt. Mrs. John R. yn tae Dewey
Rose, RFD 1. \

1 pound fresh Gasen Collard
Seed, 75c. Plus postage. Mrs. P.
Tarver, Wadley.

2 kinds Black Seeded Pole
Beans, mixed, 45c cup;
kinds Gourd (mixed), 15 pkg.

Mrs. John Weaver, Temple, Rt.|,
2. :

ae

White Nest Onion Sets, best
multipliers, $1.35 gal. PP; Also
Peppermint Plants, 4 doz., $1;

35c doz. PP. Frank Weeks, Dial.)



BEANS AND PEAS









-FOR SALE
70 bh Little Combine Peas, |
$6. bu. FOB. W.. I. Marett,
Hartwell, Rit. :

Fishback Brown; and White
Browneyed Crowder Peas, $6.
bu. J. N. Cook, Buena Vista,
Rio: ;

Purple Hull Peas, large, $3.50
pk.; $12. bu. Add postage. 0. J:
Edwards, Dacula. f ;

Approx. 18 bu. 90 Day Vel-
vet Beans, sound, pure, pieked

without rain, extra nice, $9.50.

bu: 2 bu.) bags ROB.3M. a

Bruce, Richland.

Oceola Velvet Beans,. white,
purple hull brown crowders,
white browneyed. Dixie Lees,
Dixie Queen, and Black Crow-
ders, ea., $8, bu. Also field peas
for sale: Wm. L. Helms. Buena
Vista.

Col. Bunch Butterbeans, very.

prolific, 45c lb.; 3 Ibs., $1.; 5

Ibs. $1.50. PP in Ga B. B.

|Banks, Athens, Rt. 4. |
White and Colored Bunch

| Butterbeans, 25c cup. Add post-

age. Mrs. Della Crowe, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2.

1953 crop streaked half run-
ner bunch beans, guar. tender,
50c large cup; Old fashion
speckied and col. buneh_ but-
terbeans, bear until frost, 25
cup; Also Red Spanish Peanuts,

large, $4. bu; $1.25 pk. Mrs.
Clayton P. Stowers. Gaines-
ville, Rt. 1. -

1600 lbs. Little Lady Peas
(Rice Pea), 25 lb. in 100 Ib.
lots; 50 bu. Combine Moet $6.

bu. at my barn. W. A. Cooper,
Grayson, Rosebud Rd. Phone
Lawrenceville 2678.

Tender Blue Pole, and
Streaked Half Runner Bean, 3
cups, $1.50; White Crwoder, 6
Week ahd Purple Hull Peas,
4 cups, $1.25; One bushel White
Crowder, $12. FOB. Mrs. Lon
Ashworth, Dacula, Rt. 1.

Old Time Little White Tender |

Half Runner Garden, and White
Tender Cornfield Cutshort
Beans, free of weevils, $1. eup.
Plus postage. Mrs. T. H. Wade,
Talking Rock, Rt. 1. :

Purple Hull Peas,
ning var., brown when dry, 45c
Tb.; $4. pk.: $15. bu. Del. Mas.
Geneva Chanelor,. Pitts. -



Sev..

ao GG: Summerville, Buchanan;

-selected. hand nubbed, shelled,

| ville.

large, Pun~

| rs Bes 2 SOR RK ; os a
$ eed 2 Sah seh S hia se 5 i Bue oe ie *
- PLANTS FOR SALE at SEED AND GRAIN: SEED AND G AIN 1 BP
> FOR SALE: FOR SALE A LES
Govt insp Red Skin PR Run- _ . et $$$ | ~~
ner Sweet Potato Draws, $4 M.| Gaint Size Lima Beans, pods| 1 peck tender White Half Run- 0 -bu. a Peas, hand
Del. at bed. Or ship anywhere! 12-18 in., well filled, 10c ea.;|ner, White Cornfield, and Early |p picked, no weather damage, ie
in Ga. plus charges. Mrs. Winnie} 3, 25c. i E. Ayers, Avondale, Brown Bean, 50c cup; 3 cups,|bu. at farm; 2~ bu. Po ecat |

Crowder, $7.50 bu. APY, Ez. Ae
good, Dallas.*

White Peas ath Sikes 10e |
Ib. Not PP. Jud. Roberts, Car-
ters, Rt. -1:- :

Red Speckled Biswas ahd
Bie: Java Peas, 25c lb. in 5 lb.
lots or more. Add postage. G.
T. Brown, Bail Ground, Rt: te

Clemson Non: Shatter
Beans. combine tun, $3.75 bu.
W._N. Buyers, Newborn.

Red Speckled Pole Cat, Red
Crowder, both large, and White

Blackeye Early Brown, Purple |-

Hull Peas, aiso Running ara
kled Butterbeans, 40c cup; 4
cups, $1.35. PP. Prompt del.
ne H. E. Richardson. Bone
24.

Tender Streaked Half Run- |
ner Beans, 2 cups, $1.25; Ten-
der Blue Pole, 2 cups, $1.15:
Early Brown 6 -Wks. 2 Crop
ae 5 cups, $1.25; Cream
rowders, 4 cups, $1. 25; Large
Col. Running Butterbeans,

ence McMillian, Dacula, Rt. 1.

Brown Sugar Crowder Peas,
2 cups, 70c; 25 lb. in bu. lots:
Large. White Half Runner
Beans, 50c cup H:-G. Fraser,
Gainesville, Rt.

-

20 bu. 90 Day Velvet Bene
$8. bu. at farm. John S. eae t
Sheliman, Box B25



CORN AND "SEED CORN
FOR SALE. >

2

Truekers anaes Seed Corn.
nubbed. shelled, 60c qt.; half
Gal. Sies Mrss-B.= Ec Thornton,
Bowdon.

150: bu. . White Prolific Corn;
$2.bu.
Also 2 lbs. Yellow Meat, and
2 Ibs. Cox Watermelon Seed,
treated, $2.50 Ib.; $2.75 lb= PP.

Ri.<1.

Goods Gelder Prolific Seed
Corn, 96 pct. germ., 10 bu. or
more, $4.25 bu: $4. 50 bu.; $2.25
half bu. J. H. Good, Cordele.

200 bu. Hawkins Prolific Gorn, |

$1.50 bu. D. C.. Garland, ae

jay. Rie 3:
Nice Yellow Se 106 1 lb.

Plus postage. Mrs. en-
nis, Franklin, Rte 22, eS
Certified Whatleys Seed
Corn, $5.50 bu.;\ Also Cattail

Millet, $10. Cwt. Peavine Hay, |
| $35.; Peanut Hay, $25 ton. FOB.

J. F- Lowe, Fort Valley. Box
528. as

Whatleys Prolific Seed Gorn,

deep grained, little red eob, $5.
bu. FOB. Alex Barfield, -Louis-

2

Approx. 50 bu. good: sound
corn in shuck, $1.75 bu. at my
place on Antioch Road, nar
Lost Mtn., Cobb Co. At home
on Sunday. CA: nies Powder

Springs. att
Good sound Corn, Yellow- r

White, $1.75 bu. FOB my Petey
2 miles W.:*Newton, Ga., State

Hwy. 200. Weyman E. Rooks,
Newson:

3000 bu. Yellow Ear Corn in
shuck for sale. Write. W. B.

Soy |

ll,
Ske
cups, $1. PP in Ga. Mrs. Clar- |

ats,

|. na,

at barn at 5 Points;

Gooseberry,



Spearman, Social Circle.

Recleaned pure
Resistant, Big Bo

ae gin, 6 5
Couch, Turin

Coker Gotignxead, 4 D
delinted and treated
. E, Rowe, Al

- No. 15 ~
Ast. yr., pi

and -ginn
12 bales on-

76 acres |

tone ae
-Eastanolle.

First - Year Pure,
Ped. Coker. Cottonsee:
lock bolls, oe

42. pales on 40 acres,
bag, $4.50 in- a

sacks, $4.25 bu. H. P. Male

Social pees a 16,

ye telinted.: oeated St:

_ ee a Tei

382d 3e

grown from bree set

linted, trated, sacked i

Ib. bags, $7 Cwt.. FO

pies i Phone 175
a. :

About 300 Ibs.

Black Walnut Tee
hut Bushes, Sage, an
Raspberry . ach
Also Catnip, 6

: postage. Mrs.

eae ae
and

$1; Raspberry, Hazeln
es, $1 doz.; Also Gi
a Roat, Hue
Plants, ea. 50c oz. Adi
age. Mrs. Dz. D
lonega, Rt. te eS

Goy, insp. Crabapy
White, and Purple
$1 ea; Also yin
Seed, '25e |
envelope. rs: Grady Brew
Toomsboro. .

Red Goose Cahaae) eae
low wild Plums, L ae
also Silver Leaf Maple

$1; Blackberry plants, 's

_Mrs. Effie Smithr,
ie Gordon Rd.



or Geo. Gibson, Rome.

\
4
ces iion





ABERDEEN ANGUS AUCTION

Aberdeen-Angus auction at the Ocilla- Livest ock
Co. Sale Barn, Monday, April 19th, 1 PM6 Reg. bul
1-1Y2 yrs. old; 6 Reg. heifers yearlings offered. A
ea quality cattle and consigned by Shandra Farn
Rome. For further information, contort Co. Agt., Ocill

ALL PONY SALE

held at Livestock Sale Barn, Cordele, Montene
26th, 12 Noon 350 head of very good quality
outstanding breeders offered Reg. stal

mares, top grade mares, and
further information, eres












onies of all






















< walnut, aes, trees,
is wellbranched, 3-4

S56 tte: $1.25
. Prompt de-
Pe se

black walnut trees,
4 for $15 Teer pee
Add

benny plants, Pbae.
, $1; Mtn. huckle-
ee also Okra seed,
Martin gourd seed
Cherry - eae 10
- -packed., Add_ post-
A. Chastain, oa

erry eens) fetalannte
$1; Mtn. hucklebsrry |
1 doz: Large yellow

, 10c pod. Spinal
postage. Mrs, W: ae Lov-
Hijay, Rt. 5.

{ yellow Oct. In- |

sweet and
-pomeg SS
and cling, large size, seed-
peach trees, 2 small
it trees, and large purple
outs, all $1 ea. Add post-
_M,. Johnson, Shell-

Ae

ght oat and grass

led without rain, clean,

for. sale. Mrs. Grace Ro-
ickamauga, RR 1.

it: Barley, ane Wheat
; $20 ton; Also 40

n, Fort Valley, Rt.

Top Millet Hay with

ton; Sericea Lespedeza ;

"Reduced: to clear. E.
pee Tel. 157-3 or

it
nay $22.50 ton at my barn.
85511 ee John Ce

Featherfe
oie, Bare.
~50c doz. bunches;
ulbs. 40c doz. Add post-

il, BOX 57.

V Root, 4 Tb. lard box
Exch, for 3 print sacks

at

1 Peppermint, Balm,
Garlic Bulbs, Birdock,
Horseradish, Asparag-
ice Root, 50c

in Ga. Mrs. Martha
Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box
t

f Red Ss 2 Ibs.,

postage. Lloyd Smith,
y Wyatt Smith, Dalton,

he

~

Resaatcas 60c lb. or 2
including postage. Send
or stamps. Robert Wat-

rick, Rt. 3, Box 212.

cS FOR SALE

, 100 Ib. white chick-
; $6.

Fannie.

Dahlones, HL. 4.

sacks, 2 and 3
odds, 35 $1. Add 23c
Rebecca Golden,

89 | Wrightsville. |

Barley, $1.50 bu.

L. M. White, Dah- a

tams.

.| Stuarts or Schleys,

sacks, free of holes and eee

| 18 ea. in lots of 10 or more. PP

in Ga. Mrs. Robert Attaway,

Print sacks, washed, ironed,
free or holes and mildew, 10,
ei PP; 25c ea. at: home. No less
LO mailed. Mrs. G. L. Bramlett,
Marietta, Rt. 4.

Print saks, sad: 3-6

palike, 30c ea. Add postage. Mrs.

J. H. Champion, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Print sacks,100 lb. cap., 1 of a
d | kind, washed, starched, ironed,
3 $1.30. Add postage. Mrs, Lon
Ashworth, Dacula, Rt. 1. :

100 jb. white chicken feed
sacks unwashed, lic ea. PP. on
orders 25 or more. Mrs. Clarence
MeMillian, Dacula, Rael

.

EGGS FOR SALE



Purebred Mammoth Toulouse
Goose Eggs, 6 for $2. Plus 40c
postage. Mrs. Fred L. White,
Buckhead. : .

Turkey Eggs. $8. doz: Mrs.
J. A. Harper, College Park, Rt.
2, Flat Shoals Rd:

Mallard Duck Eggs, wild
strain, $1.50 per 10. Exch. equal
value for turkey of guinea
eggs. W. B. Hancock, Cumming

black | Rt. 3.
Goose Eggs, Toulouse crossed |

with White Embden,
PP. Mrs, M.. Ritz,

50c a.
_ Fairburn,

Campbellton Rd.

Giant S. C. Black Minorca
large. white Eggs for hatching
from heavy layers, 15. $2.50. In-

-|sured PP parcel post. L. B. Mil-
lians, Newnan. : Bare
- Limited number hatching

eggs, from champ. layers, wing
banded White Leghorns and RI
Reds. Delivered -as laid.
Michael David Moore, Rome,
Rt. 2,> Watters Rd.

BB Bronze Turkey Hatching

| Eggs, $3.50 doz. prepaid. E. W.

Barber, Sharon, Box 78.

Purebred Mammoth Toulouse
Goose Eggs. (6 is setting for
hen). .50c. a apt Charlie Bai-
ley, Vienna, Rt.

Purebred Wie Cornish,
from prize winning stock, also
Purebred White African Guinea
eggs, 15 for $2. of either kind. |
Mrs. O. L. Craft, Lavonia, Rt. 2.

Guinea Eggs,

Henry Dupree, Jr., Acworth,
Rt. 1. ie
' Quail eggs: Northern Bob-

| white, $3. doz; $22.50 C; Red,
$7. doz.; $55. C; also quail 10
wks. old, $1.25 ea; 12 wks. old,
$1.50 ea. FOB or COD. Herbert
Moss, Atlanta, 1989 Baker Rd.
W. BE 7938.

Hatching eggs from purebred
Show type Buff Cochun ban-
18-for $3., parcel post-
paid. C. H.
3609- 14th Ave.

Fresh Dark Cornish eggs.
$2. per 15 and postage: Mrs.
Earl Swann, Union Point. Rt. 1.



HONEY BEES AND BEE
SUPPLIES FOR SALE



Sev. colonies bees and bee
supplies for sale. C. M. Spann,
Cedartown, Rt. 3.

2 lbs: Yellow Beeswax, 1.
lb. Add postage. No chks. or
stamps, or Fla. orders. Mrs. A.
We war tena hn Summerville, Rt.

Sev. hives bees and honey,

patent hives. Sacrifice to move

lot. Mrs. W. D. Wallace, Cham-

blee, 104 Elliott Cir. Ph. 47-
2981. . j
PEANUTS AND PECANS:

Pecans, 1953 crop, 5 lb. bag
$1.50:"3 PP?
W. Lang, Omega.

Overby. Columbus, |.

4

Z Carnesville, Rt.

15, $1.50: PP. +







j a MISCELLANE. Us CATTLE FOR SALE.
: : WANTED FOR SALE |
BEESWAX: . PLANTS: - eon ak a Holatein re 18
: ng Davis, Dora-
Fresh beesw: . and} Want 10-20 M Copperski
postage. Mre. ar! 8 Un- RB Potato Plants to be ae. vig 6 es Tilly MARA. Tel,
ion Point. vered Apyil 10-20th. Will pay

BAMBOO (ROOTS)

Bamboo Roots,
doz. at my sone.

CANE pane AND CANE

Green Ga. Sugar Cane, ne, $54
ft.. 4c per stalk; by M.
6-7 tt., 6c ea; By M.~ 5e; Large
Green Soft, 10c es. at farm.
S. J. Foss, Brooklet.

Large bed of Old Fashion
Sugar Cane, sonable prcie
at farm. Glenn Beat Gay,
Reet, Box 40.

Imp. Sugar Cane for seed or

chewing, 544-6 ft., 3c per ate

in 100 Jb. lots, at my place
L. Morgan, Savannah,
Box 120, Bonna Bella. aa

GARLIC:

Garlic, large. $1. doz.: Small,
75 doz.; Also Gourd Seed, 20c
pkg. Add postage. Mrs. Free-
man Long. Ellijay Rt. 5.

Large eg ulbs, 25, 5c:
50, $1.; 100, 5: 3e ea. PP.
Miss Belle Mea Gainesville.

GOURDS:

Gourds:
25 ea.;

os

Martin and Dipper,
Large sizes,
$1. ea.. Smaller mixed sizes,
10c ea.; Gourd Seed, $1. cup.
Add postage. Mrs. W. E. Woot-
en, Camilla.

Mixed Gourds, Martin, ete.,
large 25 ea.; Small. 15c ea.
Mrs. L. C. Rowland, Louisville,

Rt. 1, Box ' 134.
Gourds: med. sizes. $8. doz:
small, $1.50 doz; also Martin,

Dipper, Dishrag and Ornament.
al gourd seed, 3 packets, 50c
Postpaid. Earl Stuckey, Black-
shear.

PEPPER



Pepper in red pods, $1 gal. Add

postage. Mrs. Rebecca Golden;
Bremen, Rt. 2, Box 25. ~
POSTS

. Red Cedar Fence Post, 25 ea.
at my home. About 400 cut. J. D.
Dyer, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

POTATOES
re %

P. R. Potatoes for table use,
$3. bu. FOB there. Mrs. M. F.
Gaddis, Quitman, Box 124. ~





MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED
NN
PLANTS:

=

Want to exchange Yellow and
Red Plum Bushes for Red Sweet
Potato Plants. Mrs-Luther Mc-
ay Donalsonville, Rt. 1, Box

BAT Hg

PEANUTS:

Want 2 bu. large Pink Skin
Peanuts, 2-4 in hull. Letters ans.
Mrs. H. Darnell, Augusta, 3242
Milledgeville Rd. 4

SADDLES:

Want to exchange 2 Side
Saddles (need slight repairs), for |
a large stock Saddle. J. F. Well-
born, Rock Springs.

SEED:

Want small, yellow squash
pepper seed. Mrs. Emily P.
Crawford, Newnan, Box 174.

Want 1- pint each, Black
Crowder, and Turkey Toe Pea

~~



Seed. State price. W. L. Dawk-
ins, Savannah, Rt. 5, Box 283.

| TREES (FRUIT):

Want 2 or 3 Old Time Quince
| Trees. Mrs. Troy Starter, Dalton,
Chatsworth Rd., City 10.

Red Skin Peanut Seed, 2-4 in | HAY:
hull, 20c lb. FOB. B. H. Sa am-



IB Wind

50c and |.

| cellent individuals, halter broke,

| No.

eash or echange new country
Ba? thiek/ as honey, Contact
Paul Anthony, Buena Vis-

CATTLE FOR SALE





Bull, halter
ready for service for
. J. May, Washington.

Reg. Hereford Bull, 4 yrs. old,
also 7 of his sons, all reg., avg.
age, 12 mos. Bull is grandson
of famous Baca R. Domino 33.
Pat Daly, Whitestone,

Reg. Hereford Bulls, both
polled and horned, old enough
for es breeding, popular
bloodlines, modern type, bangs
and TB tree herd,
immediate sale. G.
Lilly. Phone Vienna, Ga.,

Dbl.

Reg. Brahman
broke,
sale. C

riced for
Steele,
4175.

D 2 Polled Hereford
Heifers, Victor Domino line, 7
mos. old, grand daughters of
HSF Victor Domino and., reg.
buyers name, $150 ea. Roy
Goddard, Lithonia, Rite aoa;
Phone 2672.

20 mos. old 700 lb. Holstein-
Guernsey Bull, ready for serv-
ice. To highest bidder. Cannot
deliver. Geo. S. Quarterman.
McIntosh.

Reg. Herefords, few fat choice
young herd pull prospects, ex-

for sale. Mrs. W. A. Ward, Jr.,
Marietta, Rt. 3, % Ward-Meade
Farm. Phone 8-872.

6 reg. Polled Hereford Bulls,
12 mos, old, one 23 mos. old
CMR Domino breeding, all
fine condition. Your choice, $125

ea. J. T. Anderson, Jr., Mariet-
ta, % Anderson Motor Co.
Phone 9-5706. 2

Grade Hereford Brood Cows
with calves at side, bred heif-
ers and open heifers, sired and
bred to reg. Hereford bulls,
good quality, good cond, P. T.
Patton, Shady Dale. Tel. Monti-
cello 5123. .

2 Holstin Heifers, from reg.

5 yy. old Jer;
a leh, tee with
1M at
| sinter al Alma,

Bla
deg Nia
| Bred and
$300. Mrs. W. HN
ta. (Birmingham
Fhone 2595.

Guernsey Mile.
freshen in May, 3 gal. Cai
for sale. Rev. L. D.. Frazier,
Brunswick, Rt. 2, Box K 307

Fine Jrsey Milch Cows, ji
freshened with 2nd, ca!

Some older cows to fieshaii
er;

~Guerg-
ea lt,
piaee.
By kg

Bulls, 8-12
o8.; Also
#206
naret-
omm unity),

sotto
Heif

Cow,



et
Sev. Jersey calves (mosily
heifer). All gentle. easy to m''k,

fine quality butter and mulk.

Dont write, See 4 mi. FE. Bu-
ford. Frank Cain, Buford, Rt.
2. Tel. 2807.

Sev. Jersey Milch Cows wiktt
Calves at side, or to fi 2
soon, bred to Angus bull ee
at farm near Chamblee, De lb
Co. W. G. Wallace, a
5875 Dunwoody Rd, Ph. 47-9734

Beef Type Shorihorn
18 mos. old, dark roan
He Py





2 reg.
Heifers,
end light roan for sale.
Roberson, Dillard.

Aberdeen er us Cattle,

| bred cows, cows with calves at

side, open and bred heiters,
purebred but not registered.
J. S. Thomas, Dovgiasville,

Rt. 1. Tel. 2381.

Young fresh Jersev cow, $70
without calf; Also one Springer
Grade White Face, reasonable.
O. E. Younce, Fairburn. nes
7275.

Reg Guernsey Male Calf, 7
mo. old, well marked, good
bioodlines, $75 at farm. H. W.
Thurmond, Farmington.

Reg Guernsey Bull, ready
for service, sired by the Great
Riegeldale Conquerors _ Pio-
neer No. 419077;. Dam, Willow
Valley Linda, No.1328324. Geo.
E. Mallet, Jackson. -

2

Reg. Jersey Bulls, both



stock, just tested for bangs and
treated for black Jeg. to calve |
about April 18th. Mrs. Bessie
Atnip, Sandersville, Rt. 1, Jor-|
don Mill Rd.

|

Reg. Hereford Bulls, Domino |
breeding, Dbl. standard Polled |
Pull, 2 yrs. old, ready for serv- |
ice. $275; Sev. yearlings, both
nolled and horned, $200-$275. R.
W. Jones, Jr., Leslie,
Rad.



|

Reg., Angus heifer, 18 mos. |
Old. $100; 3 purebred Angus |
heifers without papers, about |
15 mos. old, $75 ea.; 1 purebred
Angus cow, 4 yrs. old, without
papers, freshen about 6 wks.,
$115. J. P. Simpson, College
Park. RFD 2.

One 5 yr. old 5 gal. Jersey |
Milch Cow, . to freshen Ane
15th, $160. Chas. L. Nevill, Met- |
ter, 325 Cedar St. |

Several good gentle cows for |
sale with or without calf; Algol
scme good size calves. 1 mile
139 on West Fayetteville
Rd., near Riverdale. Mrs. D. |
P, McCorvey, College~Park, Rt. |
3, Box, -123;

One reg. Hereford, sis
Type Bull, 3 yrs. old, Reg.|
6491281, Domino bloodlines, per- |
fect markings, $150, W. C. All-
good, Jersey.

Reg.! Angus Bulls: Also reg.
Hampshire Rams and _ Ewes,
for sale. Dr. L. A. Mosher, Ros-
well, Rt. 1.







Sumter

young, ready for service, from
tested herds Write for

information and nedi-
Daniell, Wins-

fur ther
evee. Hubert W.
; ton.

1 Purebred Jersey Milch Cow,
to freshen July 17, now giving
2 gal daily: Heifer to freshen
soon, and Heifer reac to be
served, 1 young me!>. ound 2
yrs. old. $300 for lot. > 2rs on
cow if wented. Etta_T ompson,
Atlanta, 2005 Cheshire Ave.,
toe WwW.

25 head choice Polled Here-
ford Heifers, few bred, others
are at breeding age, well de-

| veloped, well cared for, excellent

| quality. J. T. Coffee, Eastman, %
Coffee Farms. Tel. 2798.
75 head purebred Angus

Steers, 35 head purebred White
Face, avg. wt, about 600 lbs., all

vaccinated, wormed, sprayed.
R. L. Jackson, Jonesboro, Rt.
1. Tel. 6217.

60 Milch Cows, TB and Bang
tested, Jersey and Guernsey,
| some mixed with Holstein,
some White Face Cows and
Heifers, (Over 100 in all); Al-
so 80 Goats for sale. M. L.
Jcehnson, Crawfordville, Rt. 2.

2 Jersey Guernsey. Cows
with lst. and 2nd. heifer calves,

from reg. Black Angus Male.
Reasonable. Lamar Woodliff,
Alpharetta, Hope Well Road.
| Tel, 3861.

18th Anniversary Show And Sale

Registered

Herefords

The Kighteenth anniversary Show and Sale of





ples. Dublin. | Want 10 tons peanut hay, no
rain, nor poison. Will pay $20.
on del. my place. Call 2405
MISCELLANEOUS jor write. L. C. Davis, Buc-
FOR SALE | hanan. s
POTATOES:

Nice dried Limbertwig Ap-

ples, 75 Ib. Plus 15e postage Want Potatoes that can be

used for bedding. State parti-



per pound. Mrs. Lon Ashworth,



culars in letter and best: Res

Dacula, Re a1 Talmadge Mash, Pela,





Reg. Hereford and Polled Hereford cattle will be held
at Livestock Auditorium, Moultrie, Friday, April 16
Show, 10 AM; Auction, 1 PM bulls, cows with caif,
open and bred heifers, all of excellent quality from
outstanding breeders offered. Write. W. E. Avcock,
Moultrie.



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CATTLE FOR SALE

HOGS FOR SALE



Fresh Jersey Cow, giving 4
gal. daily, sell with calf, Rea-
senable. See at my home on
Gloster Rd. Clarence Kay,
Lawrenceville, Rt. 3.

Reg. Hereford Bulls,
type, highest quality, 12 - 24
mos. old, $150-$200 ea. Cecil
Travis, Riverdale, % Pine Crest
Acres. Tel. Fayetteville 5581.

horned

Two Reg. Brahma Bulls,
3 1/2 yrs. old, very gentle, sell-
ing to avoid inbreeding. Ex-

cellent calves. available to show
efispring; Also 2 five gaited
very gentle mares, trained to
vork cattle. Dallas G. Berger,
The Rock, % & B Ranch.
Tel. 3760.

Some good Shorthorn (milk:
type) Heifers, also some Bulls
old enough for service. Reason-
able. A. L. Hendrix, Lawrence-
ville, Rt. 4.

Beef Cattle, purebred and
grade Herefords, Cows with
ealves and springers. Peter Hod-

kinson, Thomasville, Payo Rd.
Phone 515.
One reg. Aberdeen - Angus

Bull No. 1372844, named Black-
birds Raver Prince, 3 yrs. old,
$175. Lewis W. Barge, Tyrone.

70 excellent grade Black An-
gus Steers and Heifers, 450-750
Ibs., 30 Heifers, some bred, bal.
ready to breed, 20c Ib.; 40
Steers, 18c lb. C. G. Hardigree,
Watkinsville.

Jersey. Cow, freshen in Au-
gust, fine for stock, for sale.
Jo2z Samples, Atlanta, 495 Pay-
ton Rd. Am, 3733.

One young cow, fresh, for. sale.
Haskell Hopper, Cherrylog.

Reg. Aberdeen - Angus Bull,
12 mos. old, has wonderful feat-
ures and bloodlines, $125. Let-
ters ans. if... self addressed,
stamped envelove enclosed. Cc
E. MeLeroy, Colbert, Rt. 2.

Fine Polled Hereford HSF
Beau 18, dbl.veg., born at Holky
Srings Farm, from The Famous
Colonel Domino Lines. See at
farm on Rockbridge Rd., about
1% mi. Lilburn. J. C. Caudett,
Mer., Lilburn. Phone Lawrence-
ville 3509.

Reg Polled Hereford Buh,
5 1/2 yrs. @ld, also one 2. yrs.
eld. Domino strain, dark red,
good markings, physically per-
fect, selling to prevent inbreed-
ing. Or will trade. D. H. Dailey,
Flippen. Phone 3716 Mc-
Donough.



OGS FOR SALE



25 Black African Guinea Pigs
(stay fat kind) 6 wks. old Apr.

16th., $12. ea. at my place.
Hubert W. Daniell, Winston.
Reg. Tamworth Pigs from

large litter farrowed Feb. 10,
well grow, ready to wean, for
sale. J. S. Davis, Abba.

One Sow, to farrow in May,
$50. Tom Gill, Williamson, RFD
.

35 shoats, average 100 Ibs.
ea., for sale in entire lot onl,
1,200.; also 3 white Face hei-
fers, 4 mos. old, wt. 250 lbs. ea.
$160. for lot. At my place, 5
mi. No. Roswell. Ralph Dangar,
Woodstock. Rt. 1.

Reg. Tamworth pigs, 8 wks.
and 3 mos. old, out of litters
of 10. 11, 13 and 16 pigs; also
Service of Belfair King, Belfair
Jack and Coosa Valley Su-
preme. John P. Dempsey,
Rome. Rt. 2, c/o Belfair Farm.
phone 8983.

Purebred Hampshires from
excellent breeding stock: pigs,
8 wks. old, $22.50 ea. at farm.
Reg. in buyers name. David
Stough, Locust Grove. Rt. 1,
phone Griffin 7396.

Red male hog, 200 lbs. or
pver. good stock, $40. Albert
Barrett, Wray.

6 black big bone Guinea pigs,
B wks. old, $15. ea. 2 for $25.
Full blood but not reg. Mrs.
Will Howell, Mitchell, Rt. 1.

Reg. Duroc Pigs, life treated,
very fine, $25 ea. at my place.

B. O. Carter, Griffin, Rt. D.
Phone 6046.

Reg. life treated Hampshire
Boar Pigs, 10 wks. old, ea.

Phone 930 Pembroke, _Joha
Stubbs, Lanier.

-Purebred Duroc Pigs, 11 wks.
oid, about 70 lbs., med. blocky
type, Wavemaster stock, $35 ea.
Papers furnished, either sex;
one male 18 mos. old, 600 lbs.,
Supreme Wavemaster breeding,
tp M. M. Newsome, Sanders-
ville.

9 wks. old reg. Hamioshice
Boars, extra nice, good blood-
lines, $25 ea. at farm. Hoyt A.
Green, Cartersville, % Green
'Valley Farms. Hwy. 41.

Purebred Durocs, one gilt,
males, from production registry
litter, treated, wormed, certi-
ficate in buyers name, best of
breeding stock. $30 ea. at my
home. Jeptha Fordham, Mill-
edgeville, RFD 2, Box 106.

Reg. OIC Pigs, 8 wks. old.
short nose, blocky, show type,
treated, reg. buyers name,
crated $25 ea. male or female.
G. W. Summerford, Pelham,
% Harris Farms.

8-12 wks. old OIC Pigs, short

nose, blocky type, treated, reg.
buyers name $25 ea. T. C. Bur-
nett, Quitman.

>

Blocky type Duroc Pigs, 8
wks. old, reg. buyers name, 1
mile E. Pope City, So. Pine-

ea. Zeke Barker,
Rochelle, Rt. '2, Box 125.

Reg. Duroe Boar, 2.1/2 yrs.
old, around 450 Ibs.,; perfect
lines, top blood, proven merits,
selling to prevent inbreeding,
Sv5 with papers at farm. E. W.
Cail, Savannah. Rt. 5 % Forrest
River Duroc Farm.

view, $25

One reg. Hampshire Boar for
Service et my -place. (Not for

Cherry Red Duroc Pigs, 6 wks.
ald. Can be registered in buy-
ars name. From litter of $; Sire,
Cherry Mister, Reg. No. 897422;
Mother Roval Charm Res. 110-
7978. $20 e3.'O. C. Patterson,
Ty Ty, Rt. k, Box 35.

Y purebred Hampshire Brood
Female, 2nd, litter, wt. around
300 Ibs., and 6 pigs, 3 ws. old,
$110 for lot; Also want Palomi-
no Mare, wnder 6 yrs. old, or
Palomino Colt. Paul Pruitt,
Toccoa, Rt. 1, Mize.

Sev. Reg. Duroc Males and
Females, 4 mos. old, also 10. and
12 wks., and bred gilts to far-
row May and June, also un-
related pairs. 1 mile W. Cohut-
ta. B. Holeom, Varnell, Rt. 1.

5 reg. SPC Pigs, backed by
champ. bloodlines, life treated
for cholera, $35 ea. See at my
vlace or will ship, Lamar Alt-
man, Alma, Rt. 1.

Duroc Hogs; also some Guern-
sey Cattle, breeding stock, for
sale. W. H. Gazaway, Alpharet-
ta. (Birmingham Com.).

Duroc Pigs, reg. buyers name,
6 wks. old, April 9, $25 ea.;
Also one reg. Duroc Boar, 400
Ibs., 1 yr. old, $75. (call 1735J3
after 6 PM.) Curtis Walker,
Carrollton, Rt. 3.

Reg. SPC Gilts and Boars,
very best champ. bloodlines, for
sale at my place. Mrs. George
Ferguson, Cave Spring, Rt 1.

OIC Pigs, 8 wks. old, choice
breeding stock, reg. buyers
name, short nose, blocky, treat-
ed, $20 ea. R. L Smith, Voc.

and Boars, reg.\.with papers,
$25 ea., 8-10 wks. old. Lowery
FFA chapter. Hilton E. David-
son, Glenwood, Rt. 2

6 nice shoats, around 160 lbs.
Mrs. Jessie Harrison, Jones-
boro, Rt. I, Box 207, Tel. 5157.

Duroc Pigs, can be register-
ed, for sale. T. S. Oliver, Sr.,
Jonesboro, Rt, 1. Tel. 5317.

Duroc Jersey Gilt, 10 mos.
old, bred, pigs due May 12th.,
$90. Not shipped. William
Landress, Lilburn, Killian Hill
Hd. Tel, Lawrenceville 2910.

Hampshire Sow, reg. Mari-
etta Girl, 350 lbs.; bred for
2nd. litter to Yorkshire Boar,
Highland Danny Boy, $115; 3
Yorkshire Gilts, 1 boar from
best bloodlines, ready to breed,



ea. e Blayloc Marietta,
Re tet 99802

sale). Ronald Orr, Sharpsburg,
(Hwy 16.)
3 purebred Blocky Type

Grier,

Ag. Teacher, Clayton.

Purebred Duroc Gilts and/
Boars, reg. with papers, $25
ea.; Purebred Hampshire Gilts,

$400 for lot; Bred Gilts, $135 |

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



6 mules, also 2 one horse wag-
ons:and one 2 H wagon, plows,
also other farm tools, for sale. G.
C: Sapp, Unadilla.

One Black Horse Mules, 1200
Ybs., 12 yrs. old, gentle, work
any where, $65. R. L. Brownlow,
Atlanta, 2613 Buford Hwy. Ex-
Du

2 nice saddle bred horses- for
sale. Earl Dykes, Atlanta, 1940
Houston Mill Rd., N. E. Cr. 7214.

Dark Bay Mare, about 10 yrs.
old, 950 lbs., very gentle, extra
good worker, $65. at my place.
Glad to show. W. M. Derden,
Decatur, ey geo nelbe Circle,
Rt. 3.

Small Black Horse with saddle
and briddle, $65, or trade for
good gaited saddle horse that
will do light work. Sally For-
rester Decatur, Lawrenceville
Hwy: Tel. Clarkston 5853.

Saddle mare,_ Morgan breed-
ing, 8 yrs. old, many times show
winner, English and Whippio
Saddle also Bridles; Also fine
4 yr. old mare, gentle, for sale
or trade for milch cow, fresh, or
bred Hereford heifer Mrs. Wm. A
Venable, Marietta, Rt 4. (Powder
Springs Rd.).

Large black mule, good work-
er anywhere, priced to sell; Also
good milch cow, mostly Jersey,
heifer calf. Sell with or without
calf. Reasonable. Can see at my
farm, Roos2velt Hwy., 34% mi.
S. Palmetto. ae Cleo Adams,
Newnan, Rt. 2, Box 318.

Lost: One red, mule, around
800-900 lbs., in Happy Valley
Community, near Newnan. Noti-

fy owner. Tel. 1372M2. E. W.
Holdridge, Newnan, Rt. 2, Box
FI:

Pair of 4 yr. old match mules
(mare and horse); Also 2 nice
Nannies, (goats) soon to freshen
with 2nd kids. $30 pr. Or exch.
for cattle. J. F. Wellborn, Rock
Spring: -

Black Mare Mule, 900 Tos some
age but fat and good stepper,
for sale at my place, 7 mi. N.
Villa Rica. C. L. Browning, Villa
Rica, Rt. 2.

One pr. heavy mules, 10 vrs.
old, wt. 1200 or 1400 tbs. ea. See
any. day at my barn on Augusta
Road. Sell one or both. Mules
guar. Mail ans. M. L. Cosby,
Washington. Ai. 242)

Good black mare mule, age
about 12 yrs., wt. 950 lbs. Gentle,
work anywhere, sound. C. S.
Bellton.

Want to trade 7 yr. old Tenn.
Walking Mare, light bay, 4 white
feet, reg., for small gentle pony
or Will buy: J. D. Paulk, Coch-
ran, Rt. 4. Tel. 815.

RABBITS AND GUINEA PIGS
(CAVIES):

Want Angora Rabbits, 10 does
and 2 bucks. Advise. D. J. Green,
Griffin, Rt. Cs



RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE



10 wks. old White New Zea-
land Rabbits, from fine stock
does or bucks, $2. ea. W. B.
Hancock, Cumming, Rt. 3.

40. Rabits, 3-4 Ibs., 25 Ib.
T. L. Kinney, LaGrange, 201
McLendon Ave.

Several Angora White Rab-
bits, 2 and 3 mos. old, $1.50 ea.;
$2.50 pr. at my home. Gayle
Bearden, Douglasville, Rt. 2,
Box 226. Phone 2720.

Rabbits: Few New Zealand
(white and red), Calif. Cross
Hybrids, and 3 good breeders
of spotted crosses. Records furn-
ished. Some eligible for regis-
tration. Mrs. Homer C. Moore,

Rome, Rt. 2, Watters Rd.
One Buck, 2 Does, large type
rabbits, $5.: 8 young, $1,25 ea.

Cannot ship. E.C. Ellington, Al-
pharetta, Rt. 3. Phone 3487.

Guinea Pigs (cavies) $4.50
pr.; Young Rabbits, $1.25 ea.
Mrs. Helen Street. Atlanta, Rt.

2. Ch. TTR:
Some mixed ak ee
for sa at my F.



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MARKET BULLETIN ee



POULTRY FOR SALE

Re pb SAVIES
FOR SALE_



Extra large Northern Bob-
white Quail for immediate, de-
livery, also Eggs in season and
Young quail for releasing. Statis.
guar. V.M. Barrett,
805 West Ponce de Leon.

Closing ovt rabbits, less than
cost. Dan Thompson, Marietta,
104 Chester St. Phone 82220.



SHEEP AND GOATS

FOR SALE Booking orders for future de-
livery . of Chukar Partridge,
Northern Bobwhite Quail, start-
ed or mature available now, pure
strain of Domesticated Green-
head Mallards,
ture. Write. C. D. Ward, Mari-
etta, RFD 3, Paper Mill Rd. Tel.
Of. Atlanta, El. 4539; Home
Marietta, 9-6986.



2 White, 2 Black Goats (1
billy, 3 nannies-2 milking), $25
for lot. Or exch. for pig, guin-
eas, geese, turkeys. Derel Wha-
ley, LaFayette, Rt. 1.

Toggenberg Goats, bucks and
doe, for sale or trade for chic-
kens, bees, etc. J. D: Jones, Ben

Hill, Rt. 1. Atlanta Tel. Am.| TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,
1787. GEESE

Reg. Hamp. Yearling Rams,| 2 Bronze BB Turkeys, 1 yr.
Vigorous, ready for service,|9ig. 1 gobbler, 1 hen, $10 ea.;
best bloodlines. Will ship. In-| srg pr. Paul Mallett, Chatsworth,
quiries answered promptly. Rt.
Westervelt Terhune, Atlanta,

One fine Bronze Turkey Hen,
16 lbs., laying, $10. FOB Mrs.

Pe) BOx= 21a:
Qne Toggenberg Milk Goat,



freshened Mar. 26. S. T> Par. Fred Atkinsson, Valdosta, Rt. 4.
3 Bee ent eea te) | ,

es 735 Green-' Muscovy Ducks, trio 1 drake,
wood St. Tel ip2 5. | 2. ducks, $5; Also purebred Mam-
one 2 yr., and one 1 yr. old | moth Toulouse Goose Eggs, 50c;

And Muscovy, 20c ea. PP. Char-

. Cheviot Ram, your choice. A e
lie Bailey, Vienna, Rt. 4.

ee FOB farm. Fred Noble,

ee - | 2 Turkey Toms, 1 Hen, bronze

strain, 10 mos. old, 35c lb. 3 mi.
SE 41 a Harvie Wilson, Cal-
houn, Rt.

3 young milk goats, one fresh- |
encd ist. of March, now. milk-
4-6 aqts. dailv, $40.: Two
iened Ist. Feb.. now milk-







int 2-3 qts., $20. ea. Hach due; 5 Bronze Turkeys, 3 gobblers,
to b= fresh again in July. All|2 hens, laying, last year hatch,
te-2d this year.. Letters ans.|for sale or trade for pigs. Mrs.
Will ship. James C. Haley, Ash- | Emory Jones, Powder Springs,
burn, 408 Gilmore St, PRE 2

Some Hampshire Rams for) Turkeys, 2 hens, 1 gobbler,
cheep. Mr-. A.-M. Armstrong, | $20. Cannot ship. Mrs. Luther
gale, 3534 Briarcliff Rd., N. | Johnston, Lumpkin, Rt. 1. G

eR

White .Pekin, and _ Indian|-
Runner Ducks, $2. 50; Drakes, $3;
sale. Dr. J. W. Watts, Md, $5 pr.; Eggs, $1.50 doz.; Ase 2
Boidon, P. O. Drawer 207. large Blue Gangers, cross

2 | breed), $9 both. Mrs. M. F. Mad-

Milk Goats. good stock, some | dis, Quitman, Box 124.

ilking. h
ae ue ers. ready 0 Ne | 2 Bourbon Red Turkey Toms,
Se>. Mrs. W. H. Barner, Colum- | 10 mos. old, $10 ea. at home. No
bus. 641 Benning Dr. | shipments. "Miss Erminie Batley:

| Loganville, Rt. 3;

Several milk goats: some |
fresh, more to. freshen soon. 2 Bronze Laying Turkey Hens,
Nubians. and Nubian-Alpine | La tye: old, reasonable. Mrs. L. W.
eross. ReaSonable. R. R. Demp- | Dennis, Franklin, Rt. 2.

AD.
sey, Dalton, 38 St. Charles St. | | pdaned Wiite Perne 4 ducks,
Milk Goat, 2 ats.,

1.1 drake, $7.50 in crate. J. F.
Also Twin Male Kids for Wellborn, Rock Springs.

Will not ship. Mrs. M. | ,
Fairburn, Campbellton | White Pekin Ducks Q hens,

14 drake), for sale or exch. for
8 mixed Bantam Hens, and
Rooster, .or 1 trio Cornish,
large type chickens, 2 hens, 1
rooster. Will ship in light crate.
Mrs. Marlin R. Fuller, Eaton-
ton, Rt. 2, Box 174-A.

150 head large western wooly
sheep with lambs. at side, for



Saanan
$20.:
sale.
Ritz,
Rd.

300 young ewes, 150 with
lambs at side, ready for del.

Apr. 20th. R. B. Curtis, Farm-
ington. Phone Madison 2603.

3 fresh healthy milk goats,

4-5 qts. daily, sacrifice, $35" ea.| Ducks, 1 Drake, 3 Hens Wild
mee oa ship FOB. H. A.| Mallard; 1 Drake, 4 Hens White
a1; roultrie.

Pekin, all 1953 hatch, $2.50 ea.;
5-1953 ~hatch White Silkie
Cockerels, $1.25 ea. J. F. Ginn,
Atlanta, 451 Metropolitan Pl.
| SE. Atl-0617. 3

White Holland Turkeys, 1
yr. old, laying, heavy stock,
$16. pr. $24. trio.~Cannot ship.
ons, $3.75 pr.: 10 pairs or more, S. Winn, Dunwoody Tel.

$3.25 pr.; Red Carnaux, $4.75 pr.; :) 47-2617

White Doves, $6.50. pr:; Fancy | Fine Greenhead Mallard
Show Type Bantams, $5 pr. Mrs.| Ducklings, day old, 75c ea.;
Helen Street: Atlanta, Rt. 2. ' $65. C; Started- Ducks ready
Tel. Ch. 1777. now; White Guinea Chicks,
3 C |Pekin Ducks, and Goslings in
Common Pigeons, Mmated,| |May. Jes R. Johnston, Jr.,
working, $1 pr. shipped in light| Marietta, Rt, 2. Near Johnson
cretes; Muscovy Ducks, $1.50 ea. Ferry Rd., and Ga. 120 on
No drakes. No COD. Starling | Providence Rd.

Yawn, Byromville. |
| White Pekin Baby Ducks.
White King Pigeons, around|35c ea. at my home. Mrs. J. E.
6 mos. old, $3 pr. White. G. W.| Carter, Atlanta, Rt. 4, Box 487.
Williams, Columbus, Williams | | Am, 9237.
Rd., Box 808, Rt. 1.

Large healthy Bobwhite Quail. Z
Ar number of pairs for sale. ie C.



OULTRY FOR SALE



PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS,
PIGEONS; QUAIL, DOVES

Large mated White King Pige-



Duckwing, Dark Cornish, and
Lt. Brown Leghorn Ban-

Lcers ans. Joe Colli tams, $3.50 ea. up: Eggs, $3.50,
ton ; eee | per 15. R. W. Clark. Macon,
1372 Spring St.

3 pairs quail, 1 extra rooster, She r f
$10 No letters ans. No shipping. Le orred Oe aad
Cn: a Lee. Lilburn, Killian $250 ea. Plus exp. chrgs.|
Hii lt Rd.. Phone Lawrenceville Jesse Hudson, Carrollton, Rt. 3.
jake
es |

| $m ll Mixed Bantams, $1.60

L-rse Northern " Bobwhite | pr. EH. Jones, Waycross, 611 |

. |, for breeders and restock- | Reynolds St.

: Cannot ship less than |
T. Collins, Atlanta, |
orth Ave. N. W. Be. 2855,|tams, purebred stock, $1.50.

| Will not ship. C. S. Winn, Dun-



ge Northern Bobwhite} woody. Phone 47-2617.
QU. $5) pr Ws Be Aiken: At-
h RFD 1 eee. | BRAHMAS:



One Light Brahma Roostey.
1 yr. old, for sale af exch. for
hen same age. Fare: Ogletree,

White King Pigeons, mated,
banded, working, $3 pr.; Mated
Comr






Decatur,

started or-ma-

$3.7

| Golden Sebright, O. E. Silver



One pair White Leghorn oe Cutton



POULTRY FOR SALE

CORNISH, GAMES, GIANTS:

Several Chinese Sacred Chic- | ETC
kens, 4th. generation from im-
ported stock. Good layers. Can-
not ship. Come after. 8 mi. W.
Marietta, 1 mile off Hwy., from
Bullard Farm. S. M. Gowder,

Powder Springs. Rt. 2.

Pit Game Stag. ~Claiborne-
Two nice RH-Claret |
2 large Cornish
Game Hens, $5. for both. C. L.

Jap, $5.;
Stags, $4. ea.;

Griffin. Gainesville. Oak St.

Sev.

Cocks. Write.

Pure Pit Game
Cocks,

Stags

6 pure Dark Cornish Laying

Hens and One 18- mos. old
Cock, $15. H. Ww. Thurmond,
Farmington. :
LEGHORNS:

300 White Leghorns,
high bred, 1 yr. old hens lay

different breeds Game
Elmer Charney,
Douglas, 206 South Wheeler St.

and
best strain and _ crosses,
$5.-$7.50; Also fresh hatching
eges from mature hens, 15 for
30, $5. PP. Hoyt Helton,
Buchanan, Rt.-2s

4 A;



POULTRY WANTED

REDS (NH, RI, PARMENTERS,













oe Oy 2 wou tor wages on.
Want 15 NH Red, of White | and tobacco. Houses
Leghorn Pullets, not over $1.50 |
ea. Must be laying. Will pay
shipping. charges. Henry G.
Taylor, Warner Robins, sae
South Zeigler. E ; )

Want man ich
work: for wages on
to drive Farmall! tract
lights, ete., near ch
at once. 1 mile W.
Lucian Collins, Cobbtc 0



LIVESTOCK WAN TED



HOGS:

Want 50 Feeder Shoats wt 80-
100 Ibs. ea. State size, price,
where located. F. T. Chamblee,
Brookhaven, 1633 Candler Rd.
Atlanta Tel. Cr 2302.

LAMB (SHEEP): Want one male
lamb, all white, about 6 wks.
old: Letters ans. V. M. Barrett,
Decatur, 805 W. Ponce de Leon.

POSITIONS Ww

Married man, oy, yrs.
tied, 1 chil. Wants p:
job on cattle farm. Sobe
willing worker. p
Can feed, breed, range,
tor cattle. Also do ot!
work, Huey Harper, Ft.
Rt. 1, Box 55. pe
_ Young man, . single
work on farm, prefera
peanuts and pecans.





FARM HELP WANTED



Want nice healthy, middle
aged woman to live with two on
farm and do light farm chores,
for private room, board, re

ee BN Fe ship. F. H- |x objection to one child. J- N.| 30 yr. old .man n wi :
ee ? Philpot, Buchanan, Rt. Ae small children, wants
Tey pie White Lemhors,) Want honest white Christian 28UNoeT sie ute We
hens laying, producers of large | Woman to do light farm chores water to be furnis
eges, $2. ea, Come see. Mrs.|0n farm for room, board, and] move at once. Delbert

Vashti Hames, LaGrange, Rt. 2.

150 laving strain Parmenter
Reds, 3. mos. old, $1. 35 ea. M.
C. Ward, Scottdale, 1101 Stone
Mtn. Rd. (Inquire at Wards Ice

House).

1953 hatch Productive Red

salary. Write. Mrs, E. R. Peeples,
Norcross, Rt Ve Pel. -2t4ar,

Want white man to help milk
30 cows and drive tractor. Will
pay good salary; furnish 4 Rj
house, elec. lights, water, school
bus and mail rt. Must furnish
references. Chester H. Johnson,:

Tallapoosa. ; a

- Middle age, -unenc
woman, wanta job on fai
perienced tate ry

Reid, Bremen.
Experienced farm ov.

Hens, laying, AAAA, blood

fected puliordam tiesto Rate Cxiore Rt. A Tel. Toe manager, wants ce
Ribbon winners at SE Fair, :

Nov. 1953, $3. ea. Shipped in) Want experienced tractor

light crates. No chks. Mrs. Ri

C. Sanders, Vienna. -

50 pure NH Red Hens, 9 mos.
old; . laying well,
price: T. W: Miller,
3676 Bakers Ferry Rd.

WYANDOTTES:

- 2 fine 4 A White Wyandotte
Roosters and3 fine Hens (same

reasonable
Atlanta,

drivers under 40 yrs. old. Pay}
full time. Furnish house, ete.
Must be honest, sober- Apply in
person only. R. L. Jackson,
Jonesboro % Flint River Farms.
Hwy. 54. Tel. 6217. :

3 lars.
Moon. Ane 3143-P
chard Rd. eee







Want settled colored woman iim. old. State * PY.

for light farm work on farm, in
exchange for 4 R house, lights,





breed), $1.50. ea. Plue -exp.| running water, garden spot, and| hand on farm.
chrgs. Mrs. Ethel-Jones, Lula,} $10 weekly: Cons. small tamily-| work). Go anywhere i
Rt. 2. 15 mi. S. Atlanta. Mrs. Dorsey | Earnest Hughes, Bre
| Smith, Riverdale, Rit %George Mincy.
POULTRY WANTED Want nice middle agen, or un-| Want job operatir
: encumbered woman to live on} Experienced all types fa:
DUCKS AND GEESE: small farm, private room, board, chinery. 10 in tome :
Wari 2) Malland. Deakee: small salary, in exchange for large chicken house. Now

Quote price delivered. Dr. J.







light farm ehores. Mrs. W. L.j6% mi. SE Dahlonega, nei
Thomson, Canton, Rt. 1. ) Thomas's Store.





W. Watts, M. D., Bowdon, = we Sg ;
: Drawer 207. 1276-W. es oo a a
= - Want : i ~ Chinese White ot
eese, A e,-9 femaleCon-
tact. P. H. Cofer, Jr., Vienna, oe Skrthurs Bre
5th, St. eRe :
ouatie SO

Want price Rated on 15
quail and 50 Chukar quail

a Gece ue ee D. a in connection with the Georgia Fat Stock
Little, Newnan, il Casey St.|| bulls and 26 females, Shorthorns and Polled S|
LEGHORNS: _ || offered. Show: 1 PM Tneeee, April 27; Sale,,

Want 12 or 15 Brown Leg-

horn Hens. State price. E.
Reynolds Whitesburg, : Rt. 2.




a annual Spring Show and Sale at Pe ane











































GRADE Thomaston Atlanta Athens Rome ,
4-5 4-6 4-7 4-7

STEERS & HEIFERS : Sense a
Choice | 21.25-23.00 eens - Leg cag =
Good 18,00-20.50 18.00-21.25 -17.50-19.50 SLOO8 ey
Coml. 14.75-17.00 15.00-18.00 =: 15.00-17.00 16.60 > 16. 50-16.50.
Utility 12.75-14.80 13.00:15.25 12.75-14.00 -13.00-15.25 -13.00-14.0) }
Cutters 12,00-12.75 10.50-13.00 -10.50-12.25 = -10.75-12.50 11.00-12.00
CALVES Pons or |
Good & Choice 17.00-21.00 17.50-21.25 16.50-20,00 -17.50-21.28 -17.00-19.20 /
Util, & Coml. 13.00-16.78 13.00-16.75 -12.50-16.00 -'13.00-17.00 =-'12.75-16.75 ;
Good & Choice Vealers : 18,50-23.10 18.50-23.28) <= |
| COWS ; Rao ae
Urility 11.00-13.25 11.00-13.00 -11.50-12.75 -11.00-12.00
\C.& . 7.00-11.25 8.00-1].50 8.00-11.50 = 7.50-11.25
BULLS . : Et me
Util. & Coml. 13.00-14.75 -12.50-15.00 -'12.50-15.35 -12.75-15.60

10.25-13.50 0.50- 10.50-12.00 ssc
STOCKERS
Steers & Helfers Be 5.50 .00-18.50 12. 00-17.00 12. ae
Calves 3.00-16.00 2:00-19.78 ~ 12.00-17.00 1300-1

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