Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1954 April 28

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1954

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_ person who votes must be registered prior

to or on May first. If you have not already
registered, you have but a short time to
qualify to vote because Friday of this
week is the last day of April.

It is entirely possible that this years
election may prove to be the most impor-
tant election to the people of Georgia
since the days of Reconstruction. The
problems faeing the people of Georgia

today eall for the most earnest and seri-



ous consideration of every patriotic citt-
zen and voting is the only method yet
devised by the mind of man as a substi-
tute for bayonets.

When our good patriotic citizeris fail
to vote, they are inviting either the ne-
cessity to fight or the loss of their liberty.
So, REGISTER AND VOTE.

Tom Linder
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Eaae- hie visiting in
ty of South Cobb County

af eteria with the local civic group
ore about the arent progress.




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recently.
Hon. Tom Linder :
Commissioner of Agriculture

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3 The following letter from Mr. Jay Gould of Radio Station
_WOWO, Fort Wayne, Indiana, is self- explanatory. Mr. Gould
direeted the program of which I wrote in the Market Bulletin

: There aren't any words in my vocabulary that can express the
deep thankfulness I feel to you for the personal sacrifice you made to
help us make our 15th Annual Achievement Award Banquet the success:
_that it was. I have heard nothing but the finest things about your talk.

TI must confess that the greatest satisfaction I had out of your
visit here, however, was the serious challenging conversations with you,
Earl, and Dr. John at meal times. It is with utmost sincerity that I repeat
my belief that you are following the road that leads to the. only sound
solution to agriculiural progress and all it means to each of us, not only
in health but in happiness and intelligence, as well.

With the very kindest regards, I am

s/ Jay Gould

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SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



Electric Chicken Brooder,
300 cap., $100. E. L. Herndon,
Atianta, Rt. 7, Box 570. :

Allis Chalmers B~ Model

. Tractor, good cond., with 2 disc

plows and cultivators. Reason-

able price. Write. H. K. Sutton,

Gainesville, Rt. 9. Call Lenox
4-5663. :

2 Tractor Drawn 14 In, Bot-
tom Turn Plows, 2 Sulky Hay
Rakes, 1 Push Rake, all John
Deere; Also two?-2H Turn
Plows, 1 Sears Potato Plow,
scme parts missing, and a Plan-
et Jr. Gardey Planter. B. W.
Middlebrook, Barnesville,
Phone 67-J.

Allis Chalmers Combine
with power take - off, excellent
cond., Reasonable; Also Cot-
ten Duster (6 row), will fit most
any tractor, $125. Norman
Johnson, Warrenton.

1952 Allis - Chalmers B Trac-
tor, with lift and power take-
eff, new Rome harrow, heavy
duty cultivator, planters, heavy
duty mowing machine, all A-1
cond. J. W. Holbrooks, Esom
Hill. (8 mi. W. Cdartown, Ga.)

One 10 can Westinghouse
Milk Cooler, 3 unit Hindman

milking machine, and other
dairy equipment. Roscoe
Wheeless, Meansville, Rt. 1.
Tel. Thomaston 4698.

One Hardee Spraying Ma-
chine, rebuilt, new parts

throughout, repainted, guar. Ist.
class cond., $1500; Intl. Harrow,
used very little, 6 1/2.ft., $125;
Intl. H. Tractor, rebuilt, plant-
ers, fertilizer, attachments, all
cultivating equip., $1400. Call
collect He. 5-5686. C. M. Pippin,
Albany, Rt. B.

J. D. 8 ft. Binder on rubber,
operates from PTO, cut only
45 acres of oats. Sell at sacri-
fice. Robert M. Lee, Grantville.
(Lone Oak).

One ised 52 SRI:
Fropelled Combine, good cond.,
for sale. J, T. Dean, Jasper, Rt.
2,

Nearly new 2 1/2 hp Mustang
Rotary Tiller, A-1 cond., cuts
16 in. swath, prepares ground
for seeding in one operation,
$148. Bryon A. Meeker, Pine
Mtn. Valley. Tel. Hamiltan,
2881.

Bradley Mowiing Machine,
almost new, extra good cond.,
$75; Corn and Cotton Stalk
Cutter, good cond., $15; Guano
Distributor, Turning Plows,
Middle Busters, Sweeps; Also
ether farm tools. Mrs. Earl
Stephens, Fairburn, Rt. 2,
Rivertown Rd.

H. Self]

j}am, Albany, 1200 Fourth Ave.



6 Disc. J. D. Tiller, needs
some work on trip wheel, one 6
ft. J. D. Dbl. Sec. Harrow, F-20
Farmall Tractor on rubber. All
good cond. Contact. Oscar Raw-
lins, Milan, Rt. 1.

Allis - Chalmers 60 Allcrop
Harvester, with motor and hy-
draulic lift, 3 yrs. old, used
very little, $1250. Dell D. Gled-
hill, Dublin, P. O. Box 392.

Late 1952 Model M John
Deere Tractor, fully equipped,
planters, cultivators, 8 - 23 in.
pickup type Rome: bush and
bogg harrow, practically new,
for sale, E. W. Steed, Winder,
ve 4. Hwy. 211. Day Phone
881.

Super C Farmall Tractor, cul-
tivators, planters, fertilizer at-
tach., used very little, A-1
cond., cheap for cash. Geo. D.
Barfield, Louisville, Rt. 3.

Intl.McCormick 45T pickup
Baler, Int. McCormick-Deering
Side Del. Rake on rubber, both
one, yr. old, baled about 1500
bales, like new, $1350 for both,
James W. Veal, Cedartown, Rt.
3. :

2 % HP Blrready Garden Trac-
tor with turning plow, disc har-
row, cultivator, scratcher, lay-
ing off plow, used very little
for 2 season, $195. M. A. Albert-
son, Dalton, 1502 Murray Ave.

One 2 H Wagon, very good
cond., $12.50; Stalk Cutter, $10.
W. M. Neese, Alpharetta, Rt. 3.

No. 60 Allis-Chalmers Com-
bine with motor drive, used
part of two seasons, $750;: WC
Allis - Chalmers Tractor and 7
ft, Mower, Athens 8 Disc Har-
row, good discs, $700. All good
equipment. J. H. Mobley, Bu-
ford; RE: 2.

Massey Harris 55 Diesel
Tractor, large dbl. sec. disc
harrow; 2 Avery R. Tractors
fully equipped, Moline Pickup
Hay Baler, perfect. cond.; Also
Irrigation System, like new,
with full equipment. C. B. El-

He. 5-4956.

One used 4 Can Intl. Milk
Cooler for dairy, $250 at our
place. A. A. Culpepper, Bowd-
on, ;

195f Huskie garden tractor,
3 HP, cultivators, mold board
turning plow and mower, Ist
class cond. for sale. B. W. Dod-

son, Plains, phone 662. -

Pair Cole Planters with all
attachments. for Ford Tractor.
Excellent shape. Assortment

|) power take-off, and J. D. side
|del. rake; Also McCormick 4
unit milking machine for dairy;

SECOND RAND
MACHINERY FOR SALT

take-off, pulley, hydraulic lift,
traetor in good cond. $1000. F.
H. Agee, Crawfordville.

Allis ~ Chalmers Pickup Hay
|Baler, round bales, pulled with

All excellent cond., used very
mae L. Cash, Mt. Airy,
ee

,

\

6 ft. Case Combine with good
motor and clover attach., ready.
Reasonable: Zimri M. Addy,
Preston c/o Circle A Ranch.

J. D. Binder and McCormick
Deering Thrasher, 28-32 self
feeding, Ist. class cond., practi-
cally new belts, $300. for both.
Or will sell separately. Morris
Phillips, Royston, Rt. 1.

Hay Rake, 2 H Walking Cul-
tivator, Mule Drawn 4 Row
Crop Duster for sale. Mrs. J. P.
Fitzgerald, Rochelle, Rt. 1.

_J. D. 4 Dise Tiller on rubber,
No. 100, practically new disc,
$175. J. M. Pound, Tucker, 2972
wonledee Rd. Tel. 43-7644 (6-9
M). :

One Chattanooga 8 Roller
Cane Mill with 60 gal. boiler.
Write. J. B. Brinson, Munnrlyn,
Riyals

1 H Wagon, good running
gear, $15. See. Emory. Phillips,
Cumming. ~- 5

Turner Hay Baler, good run-
ning cond., rubber tired wheels,
$75. W. H. Cook, Buena Vista,
Rt. 8. p Sees

2 H Wagon, good cond., also
some horse drawn plows... Bar-
gain. J. E. Voyles, Morrow, Tel.
Jonesboro, Ga. 2101,

J. D. Riding Cultivator, single
and Master lift, with feet and
rolling disc, $35. at my farm.
R. L. Rickles, Turin.

Horse Drawn Riding Cultiva-
tor, $40.. Also Moline Wagon,
2-3/4 size, $30. at my place. 1
mile north Winston. Horace
Darnell, Winston.

Allis - Chalmers Combine,
Model 60, recently overhauled,
$250.; New Case Combine, $900.
or trade for cub tractor out-
fit. Roy A. Russell, Milner, Tel.
Griffin 7076. 5

Outdoor Elec. Brooder, 100
chick size, $22.50. Exch. for
Bunch Velvet Beans, Bunch

Field Peas, or late Soybeans.
S. M. Stout, Warm Springs.

Piedmont 1 H Wagon, $60.;
Gantt Cotton Planter, $3.; J. D.
2 H Turner, $7.50. E. R. Daniel,
Thomaston, Rt. 4.

Fowler Plow, good cond., used
very little one year, $10. my
place, 10 miles N. Jasper, Ina
i eee: Talking Rock,

tint Q

2 Disc Semi-Mounted Plow
for Allis - Chalmers. WD, good
cond. for sale; Also want Hay
Loader to load loose hay on
truck (type that hitches behind
truck). Must be in good cond.
Dell J. Russell, Greensboro, c/o
Lick Skillet Ranch,

Sev, 2 H Walking Cultivators,
mostly Oliver and Chattanooga
makes, some like new, $25.-$75.
ea.; 2 H Oliver Riding Peanut
Weeder, never used; Sev. used
mule drawn Covington Cotton
Planters, Cole planters, Single
and Dbl. Hoppers, 1 H Weeders.
Cheap. My farm,1% mi. E.
Cordele. T. E. Fletcher, Cordele,
Box 293.

One Cycle Mower for . Allis-
Chalmers WD Tractor to operate

with power take-off. Contact.
Jesse F, Mitcham, c/o Jesses
Pharmacy, Griffin.

70 Oliver Tractor, bought in
fall 45, harrow, harrow carri-
age, and 4 disc tiller on rubber,
$600. Ivan Stephens, Buford, Tel.
362,

J. D. Crawler Type Tractor,
good cond., tracks like new, idle
wheels, just been rebushed, new
sprockets. See at my place. S.
E. Williams, Stone Mountain,



cogs and plates. $50. E. P. Drex-
el, Tifton, Rt. 3. :



Farmall M, strater lights power} _

* SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE




$200. J. R. Bagwell,

Intl, 42 combine,
$199:95. W. F,

1 Curry, Hawkins-
Ville; ARE a

Ga. Cracker Guano Distributor,
Plows, 12 Scrapes, 6 Scooters,
1 Arm
Steel Frame Cutoff Saw; 26 i
$25.; Blower and Anvil for bla
smith shop, $15. H. C. Single-
ton, Tucker, Rt. 1, Ph. 3-6119;

One 1952 Farmall Super C
Tractor, A-1 cond!, with 2 disc
plow, set single harrow,
smoothing harrow, also all plant-
ers and cultivators. Herman
Stancel Alpharetta, Rt. 1, Ph.
4861. -

Trrigation equipment with all
necessary parts (pipe and acces-
ories,) Also new No. 25 All crop
All Purpose Drier, Bargain price
used less than 100 hrs. Edw. G.
Massey, Macon, 2272 Miller
Field Rd. ~





SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED



for M Farmall.
Trenton, Rt, 1.

Want to exchange 250 fence
post (cedar), 6 ft.,-for Garden
Tractor, good shape. H. M.
Walker, Chickamauga, Rt. 1._

i



N. Belk,

Intl.; Consider with bull dozer
blade. Might consider small
one at right price. Must be
good. State price and cond. No
phone calls. Write particulars.
Clarence D. Taylor, Waycross,
Blackshear Ave. ;

Want good Elec. Automatic
Incubator, suitable for hatch-
ing quail. and other small] eggs.
State make, model. lowest cash
price, cond. Ist. letter. Herschel

. Hutchins, Lithonia, P. O.
Box 245. Tel. 4711. ee
Want large size Manure

Spreader (90 bu.) with tractor
hitch and rubber tires. Lewis
Lindsey, Silver Creek. | '

Want 8 HP Speedex Garden
Tractor or any riding tractor.
State price, cond., and whether
ready to go, or have to be re-
placed. Not interested in walk-
ing tractor. T. C.. Freeman,
Marietta, 1124. Powder Springs
St. 5 tae

Want David Bradley Dise
Harrow and acrugenic Foot
Plow for garden trdttor. With-
in 50 miles Atlanta. Richard
Tally, Atlanta, 1357 Cecilia Dr.,
S. E. Tel. Dixie 6683. ;

Want 1 Silage Loader or Hay
Loader, used. perferably one
that will pull behind truck for
loading. A. L. Freeman, Yates-
ville, c/o Fruit Hill Farm. ms
Want a churn (hand -operat-
ed), any size, 1-5. gal. prefer-
ably. Mrs. Larence Sea, Hines-
ville, Rt. 1,

Want to exchange bagging at-
tachment and platform in good
cond., for grain bin for Allis-
Chalmers No. 60 Combines.
(Need for 2 combines). Write
at once. John C. Reid, Zebulon.

Want one used stand and
drawbar for Ford tractor. State
condition and price in letter.
Must be reasonable. J. A.
Lovelace, Haddock, Rt. 1.

Want 1 each Medium size
Grindstone, and Hand Bellows,
good cond., for blacksmith shop
on farm near Alpharetta. F.
W. Stover, Atlanta, 3254 W.
Shadowlawn Ave. N. E. Ch.
3210 : Se pe

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MacMor Farms, Perry,

open heifers, 6 bred heifer



1740 Hambrick Rd. Rt. 3. Tel.||

guaranteed. Contac



43-061@) <, estes,







42 Combine, good cond., ready,
Bowman. |

good cond.,|

Cole Planter, 1 H Turn Plow, 8

Beam. Plow Stock, $60.;|.

set |=

Want loader and grader blade | 2

per Plants, 10-1

ters,
212.

PR Potato, see
Vine cuttings, :
$4.;
Tomato, moss~
plants, full count, |
Earlish Lightsey.

to Hill Sweet.
MO. Can ha
Certified field
globe and Rutge
$15. Ready to.
- Mrs. Mild
ol. -

skin, $4. M.-
ment. - (
Lightsey, Surrency,

Garlic Bulbs, $1.

packed. Add posta
man : Long, Ellijay,

plants, $3.50
and i
Dixie, Rt. Lenk

Lawrence Griff

prepaid. Ready.

REGISTERED ANGUS AUC

Decatur, combination on grass Sale to
MacMor Farms, on Friday, Ma
Perry33 cows with calves at

































Lenox. Rt: 10%:

Certified La. C
tato Plants, $5. |
Marglobe Tomato
Moss packed. Full
OQuinn, Odum, Rt
Everbearing St
Plants, 90c C; Gi
Add peatege
COD; + oy Grindle.







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Govt. insp. L

$3.75,

Sweet Potato,
April and May del.
v

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Want Crawler Tractor, TD 9, |'m







up, $4
Screven, |

About 1000 Cow




then red), 15, 60c.
Stamps or money.
Brunswick,
















Govt. insp. treated

Rutger















Imp. Copperskin
Potat
dle | ,


sy

Govt. insp. Pl Po

Good

$2 :

20c_ pack. Pl:













P. R. potato

King sweet, Jo od
ioe ec aa

Gov't. insp. -
May. -H.

.

Gov't. ii
weet potato




'P. R. potato plants












insp. and treated;
$2.50;

Rutgers

TRY

and Snap _

perskin potato plants,
ae. ready, $3.50
515. No COD. Julian
Sy Reg
rskin poi

treated, $4. M
ewey Thornton,

copperskin potato
25 M. 3M. up. Full
mpt shipment. Onis
Tistol.. ~~
, Rutger Tomato
Iky stems, 500, $1.50;
Roots wrapped. Full
dsguet: Bobby Evans,
PRt.. 2.
-copperskin potato
M. or more,
guar,
Leary .C.

Potato Plants, Millions

*, Bristol 2
Jersey Cabbage, $2.50
r Tomato, $2.25 M
Hall, Arabi. Rt. 1.

lem Artichoke Tubers
Plants growing on them,
each, $2. -C; 600, $5.;
Plants, 200, $1.50: PP.

: Page, Atlanta, 149 N.|.

Huckleberry, 24 doz.,
id Strawberry. 50c C;
, ch; Kudzu, 10c

ostage. Mrs. Otis

- Bushes, 75c doz.;
leberry, bearing size,
; Blackberry and dew-
Se doz.; Yellow Root
65ce doz. Add _ postage
derson, Ellijay, Rt.

124.

kleberry, Hazlenut
ing size, 85 doz.;
low Plum Sprouts,
fellow Root Plants, 65c
1 postage. Mrs. Homer.
Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box

uckleberry Plants,
size, 85c doz.; Hazle-
_ Blackberry and
Se doz; Wild
Oz fellow

vas = x eee
age. Mrs. Nancy
Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box

_ bearing

nd Hazlenut Bushes, 85c
ellow Root Plants, 65c
Vild Strawberry, 40c

lackberry, 75c doz.;

e doz. Add post-

anda Henderson,

=

Tomato, from _certi-
d, grown on new land,
oi i + $2:
.50.. Ex No
Stokes, Fitzgerald.

insp. PR Potato, 500,
25 M; Black~ Beauty
$4.50 M; Hot Cayen-
Calif. Wonder Sweet
$4.25 M: Rutger Tomato,
; 500, $1.75. Moss packed.
unt. Prompt shipment.
ell, Baxley, Rt. 4.

sD. Red and Yellow

eorge Griffis,
Box 186. \
ed Bunch PR Sweet
from vine cuttings, $6
Any quantity. Immedi-
very. One-half cash with
lance COD. L. L. Heidt,

oe

Screven,

utger Tomato, 500,

-M; Black Beauty Egg-

, 500, $2.75; $4.75 M; Cayen-
pt, and Calif. Wonder Sweet
$4.25 M; 500, $2.25.

y Crosby, Baxley, Rt. 4.
2. Red Skin Potato, Calif.
Sweet, and Long Hot

2 Black Beauty



ato plants,
4 . Del.

+} Tomatoes,
50} Cauliflower,. Eggplants, Pep-
-| pers, 35 doz. $1 lots or more

At. 2. :

La. Copperskin Potato, State
insp, $3 M; Less than 5 M, $4
M. At beds. Ready. S. D. Gra-
ham, Surrency.

: ; insp..
to 3rd zone. J. F. Gruber Odum,

4Goy. insp., potato plants, pink
or copperskin, $3.25 M. del.
Prompt shipment. G. FE, Pat-
terson, Bristol. :

P. R. Potato,. govt. insp., Imp.
La. Copperskin, good count,
5000, $10.00. Prompt shipment
co . Lester Crawford, Bris-
tol.

Acres of tomato plants from
certified seed, on new ground,
Marglobe, Baltimore, Rutger,
500, $1.50; 300, $1; $2.50 M. Roots
wet wrapped for fresh delivery.
Full count. E. L. Fitzgerald,
Fitzgerald. Phone 3883.

a

Govt. insp. pure Pink Skin
PR Potato, 500, $2.50; $4 M. Del.
Booking orders for May Ist. No
cash \or checks on del. orders.

Dewey Mathis, Gainesville, Rt.
PED

Chas. Wakefield Cabbage,
White Bermuda Onion Plants,

1300, $1; 500, $1.50; $2.50 M; Rut-| |

ger Tomato, $3.50 M; 75e C;
Calif. Wonder Sweet and Cayen-
ne Hot Pepper, $1C; $5. M. Del.
in Ga. R. Chanclor, Pitts.

Rutger Tomato, $4 M; Calif.
Wonder and Hot Pepper, $5 M;
300, $2; Cabbage, and Bermuda,
300, $1; 500, $1.50; $2.50 M. Pre-
paid in Ga. Otis Conner, Pitts.

Marglobe and Rutger Tomato,
good plants, moss packed, ready,
$2.25 M; 75c C; Govt. insp. Cop-
perskin and PR Potato, good,
$3 M. Del. Hiram Lightsey,
Surrency, Rt. 2.

Govt. insp. La. Copperskin
Potato Plants, $3.50 M, FOB;

Marglobe, Rutger Tomato, $2.50
M. Del. Miss Florence OQuinn

Odum, Rt. 2.

Millions certified Potato
Plants, govt. insp. unit 1, and
copperskin, $2.75; Bunch, $5.
FOB. Shipped daily. Full count.
Ready. A. R..Lightsey, Surrency,
ts Bis ees:

Govt. insp. PR Red and Cop-
perskin Potato, 1-4 Mj $2.50 M;
5000 or more, $2 M. No COD.
Ready. J. C. Tyre, Bristol. |

Streamliner Strawberry
Plants,, $1.50 C; Martha Wash-
ington Asparagus, $1 doz.; Lat-
ham Red Raspberry, $2 doz.;
Thornless Boysenberry, $1.50
doz. All certified. Add: postage.
A. P. Friday, Rome, RFD No. 5.

~ Correction: Millions certified
PR Potato Plants, $2.50.M; To-
mato, 50c C; 500, $2; $3 M; Pep-
pers 50c C. Full count. B. J. Head
Alma.

Pimiento Pepper Plants 30c
doz. Del. R. H. Kent, Dawson.

Field grown Rutger and Mar-
globe Tomato.. Plants, 200, $1;
500, $2; $3.50 M. Moss packed.
Full count. J. P. Mullis, Baxley
Rt. 4. Phone 3328.

Marglobe and Rutger Tomato,
$2.50 M; Copperskin Potato,
$4.25 M. Del. Full count. Prompt
shipment. Marvin Mullis, Odum,

large or small. No chks. Ww. W.
Williamson ,Bristol, Rt. 1.

Gvt. insp. Pink Skin Potato,
$4 M Del. Full count. Prompt
shipment. Rufus C, Lightsey,
Odum, Rt. 2.

Govt. insp. PR Copperskin
Potato, $3.50 M; 5 M or more,
$3 M. FOB..No COD. G. L.
Brannen, Patterson.

Asparagus Crowns, $1.25 doz.;
Thousands cee, ee
Sprouts, Celery, Beets, Rutger
re certified, Lettuce,

del. Mrs. H. V. Franklin, Regis-





Rt. 1, Box 20, _



| Govt. insp, and
| ae Potato,

lants,
eady,

good
ull count, $4 M. Dely
Wilton Ring, Odum.

Govt. insp,
Potato, $4.5
$4 M. Full
ment. S. R.
RFD 2, Phone 3251.

Govt. insp. Red PR Potato,
$3 M. Can fill large orders.
Ready. Prepaid. No chks. Paul
Lightsey, Screven.

Gvt. insp. Red and Pink
Skin PR Potato, $3 M; Calif,
Wonder Sweet Pepper, $3. Moss
packed, No chks or COD. Omar
Lightsey, Screven, Rt. 2.

Gvt. insp .Red and La. Cop-
perskin Potato, ready, $4 M;
Marglobe and Rutger Tomato,
ready, $2.25 M. Del. Moss pack-
a W. G. Murray, Odum, Rt.

Mastodon Strawberry, 70c C;
Horseradish, Catnip, 25c bunch;
Red Raspberry, $1-doz.; Also
Blackeyed White Peas, 10c
large cup; Limited amt. Black
Field Peas, tender hull, 30c
cup. Add postage. Veda Evans,
Ellijay, Rt. 2. \

Marglobe and Rutger Toma-
fe $3 M; Govt., insp. treated
opperskin Potato, $4.50 M.
Del. Full eount, shipped
Eon S.\J. Griffis, Odum,
oa :

.

Coren PR
M; 5 or more,
pear Prompt ship-

Marglobe and, Rutger Toma-
to, $2.75 M; Govt. insp. treated
Copperskin Potato, $4.50 M.
Full count. Prompt shipment.
Mrs. Katie Mullis, Odum, Rt.
i.

Cert. govt. insp,, treated
Bunch PR Potato, $1.25 C; 500,
$4; $7 M. PP. Moss packed. Ga,
Fla. only. April, May, June del.
Raymond Fussell,-Milan, Rt. 2.

to, $4 M. Ready to pull..A. J.
oe Patterson, Rt, 1, Box
State insp. Imp. La. for Ret
skin Potato,-ready, $5 M. Del.
No chks. Mrs. J. Bt Ayeock,
Surrency, Rt. 2

Marglobe, Baltimore, and
Rutger Tomato, stalky stems,
500, $1.50; $2.50 M. ll count.
Roots wrapped. Prompt ship-"
ment. Accept all orders. Bobby
Evans, Rebeeca, Rt. 2.

_ Sweet tato Plants: Gold
Rush, PR, (pink skin), Jerusa-
lem Whiteskin, all govt. insp.,
shipped FOB. $5, $4, and $3 M.
Add $1 if shipped by mail PP,
Per M. J. G. Adams, Ty Ty.

Ga. Collard, 400, $1; 500,
$1.25; $2 M; 5 M, $9; $15, 10 M.
Del. $1 M at farm; Also Rutger
Tomato, 400, $1; $1.25 PP. Solo-
mon Davis, Milledgeville, Rt. 5,
Box 197.

Govt., insp. Red Skin PR Po-
tato, $4 M; Old Fashion Boon,
$5 M. Del. in ger Guy Crowe,
Gainesville, Rt. 2, :

Copperskin or PR Potato
Plants, $3.50 M; Over 5 M, $3
M; Rutger Tomato, $2 M; Ruby
King Sweet Long Pod, and
Cayenne~ Hot Pepper, $4 M.
cha J. E. Arnold, Surrency,

its; me ;

Copperskin Bunch Potato, $5
M. FOB. Ready to pull. No
COD B. B. OBerry, Surrency,
Re 2,

Rt..2 " 2 ; Imp. P. R. Potato, copper-
Govt. insp. imp. PR Sweet) skin, $4 M. Del. in Ga. Book-
| Potato, red and Ee ing orders. No ehks. J. G.
$3.50 M. Del. in Ga. No chks./ pearce, Bristol, Rt. 1. i
Orders large or small. Jennings Soa
Williamson, Bristol, Rt. 1 New Giant Strawberry Plants
: (came from Fla.) $2.C. Damp
Govt. insp. imp. PR Sweet|/ packed. PP. Mrs. Tom Har-
Potato, red and copperskin,| ins, Mountain City, P. O. Box
$3.50 M. Del. in Ga. Orders} 4 =

Govt insp. treated Red Skin
PR. and Copperskin Potato
Plants, from vine euttings, $4
M.-PP, F; W. Dixon, Bristol.

i

Copperskin and Red Skin
Potato, govt, insp, 14 M, $3.50
M; 5000 or more $3 M. At my
house. Ready. No COD. D. M.
Cason, Bristol.

Strong, well rooted Jersua-
lem Artichoke Plants, $1.35 C.
PP in Ga. F. M. Combs, Wash-
ington.

Kudzu Crowns; rooted, 1 and
2 yrs. old, $2 C; 500, $7; $12.50
M. Add postage. No chka. @, D.



treated. ~ |

errington, Baxley, |

Coastal Bermuda _ Stolons,
free of harmful weeds or grass,
by truck at farm, under 50 M,
65c M; 50 M up, 50c M; By ex-
press in burlap bags, 2 M, $1.90;
20 M, $18; 50 M, $35. D. J. Har-
rison, Blackshear. Phone 3713.

True to name Marglobe,
Rutger, and New Stone Toma-
to, strong plants, moss packed,
$2.50 M; 2 M up, $2 M; $1 C;
Calif. Wonder and Ruby King
Sweet Pepper, $4 M; $1 C;
Govt. insp. and treated PR Red
and Pink skin Potato, $3.50 M.
Del. W. R. Lightsey,Screven.



SEED AND GRAIN
FOR SALE



Citron Seed, 5c
Ralph Jones, Cadwell.

3700 Ibs. Sericea Lespedeza
Seed, 1953 crop, avg. 70 pct.
germ,, 22c lb. at farm; Also
2200 lbs. Calif. Blackeyed Peas,
53 crop, 65 pct. germ. test Mar.
1954, in 100 lb. bags, $3.50 bu.
A. T. Greene, Americus, Rt. 1,
Box 118,

Tp oP:

20 bu. New Era peas, good,
treated, for Seed only $5.50 bu.
at my place. C. C. Alston, Pres-
ton. Rt. 2, < :

Stone Mtn., Greystone, and
Lipsie Watermelon, Rockyford
and Hales Best Cantaloupe
Seed, 10c Tbl.; Also Dynamite
Popcorn, 1953 crop, well ma-
tured, left on stalk until dry,
20c Ib. E. E. Kurtz, Marietta.

75 lbs. good hand picked,
ciean imp. long green okra
seed, 50c Ib.; 5 lbs, $2. Add
postage. Will not ship less than
pound. C. Leon Smith, La-
Grange, Rt. 1.

Green Glaze Collard Seed,
1953 crop, 25 Tbl.; 6 Tbls., $1;
$5 lb; Large Old Fashion
Muskmelon, -25 tbl.; Jumbo
Pumpkin, [5c doz.; 2 doz., 25c.
Mrs. J.-A. Wilson, Martin.

Martin Gourd and Pump-
Seed, 30 seed, 10 and self. ad-
dressed, stamped envelope.
April time to plant. Joseph A.
Smith, Monticello, Rt. 2.

Hales Best cantaloupe seed
10 tbls., or exe, 3 spoons full
for 1 feed sack, free of holes.
fEa. pay Boebige. Mrs. B.
Peavy, Lyons, Rt. 4

Martins milo, recleaned, ex-
cellent and cert. purity and ger-
mination upon request; also com-
bine run, barl@y, oats and milo,

riced right. W. M. Nixon,

homaston, % B & B Ranch.
*phone 2412. >

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

Rockyford Cantaloupe, Okra,
Pumpkin, Black Diamond, and
Kleckley Watremelon, White
Bunch Butterbean, and Citron
Seed, 25c teacup; $1 qt.; Martin
Gourd, $1 qt. W. R. Bartlett,
Dames Ferry, Rt. 2:

Yo Yo Pepper Seed, 15c per
pod; 2 pods, 25c. H. M. Moor-
man, Lovett.

Hales Best Cantaloupe, 10c
Tbl., Pumpkin, 5 e doz. Mrs.
Clyde Logan, Austell, Rt. 2,
Hillcrest Dr.

Jimpson Wedd Seed, 25c pk.
Add postage. Mrs. Grady Brew-
er, Toomsboro.

Calif. Blackeyed Peas, 40c cup.
Add postage. Roy Grindle, Dah-
lonega, Rt. 1, Box 53.

Early White Bunch Bean Seed,
tender, 50c cup. Add postage.
Mrs. L. T. Barron, Gainesville,
Rt: t:

Long Green Okra Seed, 20c
large cup; Long Cowhorn Pep-
per, 5 pods, 10c; Cornfield Pea
Seed, l5c large cup; Pumpkin,
3 doz, 15c Add postage. Mrs.
Martha Walker, Ellijay, Rt. 5.

Brown Top Millet, combine
run, $5 Cwt. at my barn; $6 Cwt.
shipped Freight Collect; Also
sev, thousand bushels oats, $1
bu. at barn. W. S. Mixon, Griffin,
Rt. . Ph. 7310.

Galif. Multiplying Beer Seed,
20 start; 13 starts, $1 PP. Mrs.



Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2,



Tennie Blue, Felton, Rt. 1.



_ SEED AND GRAIN.
[is SPOR SALE See
ree es

Honeydrip Sorghum Cane
Seed, clean, no trash, 10c lb.;
Also Blue and White Mexican
Seed Corn, 20c lb. Add postage.
A. D. Giles, Whitesburg, Rt. 1.

Okra Seed, 45c lb.: Or\in 5 Ib.

lots, 40c lb. Plus postage. J. F. 3

Wellborn, Rock Springs.

50 Ibs. 1953 crop Green Pod
Okra Seed, sound, clean, $20 or
$1 lb.; 5 Ibs., $3.50; 10 Ibs., $5
Fla. Speckled Pole Butterbeans,
more prolific than others, 3
Ibs. $1 PP in Ga. J. M. Jones,
Grayson.

la. Cantaloupe Seed, name
unknown, large, 2 thimbles full,
15c PP. Mrs. W. M. Willis, Chats-
worth, Rt. 2.

800 Ibs. delicious Browneyed
Eating Peas, 16-19 to pod, very
reasonable. Pick up at my farm.
R. D.Crymes, Alpharetta, Rt. 1,
Pleasant Hill Community.

Cpl. Pole Butterbeans,
cup; Red Speckled Crowder and
Clay. Pea, 20c up Martin
Indian Club and Dipper
Gourd-seed, 25c .pkg.; 3 packs
(1 of each) 65c; Also Jerusalem

30

Atrtichoke Plants, $1 C.. Add

postage. Mrs, C. D.
jay, Rt. 2.

Old Time Little White Tender
Half Runner Garden and White
Tender Cutshort Cornfield Bean
Seed, $1 cup.Plus postage. Mrs.
T. H. Wade, Talking Rock, Rt. 1.

White Mush .Peas, Green
Tender Okra Seed, 40c cup; 3
cups, $1; Red Speckled Crowd-
er and White Blackeyed Peas,
35c cup; 3 cups, $1. Add postage.
Mrs. Carl Smith, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Sellers, Elli-

Cattail Millet, $11 per hundred
Ibs. FOB. J, H. Bellflower, Ft.
Valley.

7300 lbs. Brown Top Millet,
recleaned, in 100 lb. new bags,
$7 Cwt. FOB. Homer E. Williams
Athens, 481 Ruth St. :

Mixed Gourd Seed, 15c pkg.
ae John Weaver, Temple, Rt.

Pure Imp. Pride and Icebox
Watermelon Seed, 50c C; Also

P./ Heart of Gold Cantaloupe, 25,

10c. Enclose self addressed
stamped envelope with each.
Mrs. W. Y. Summers, Newnan,
Rt. 5.

1954 Champion Green Glaze
Collard Seed, 4 Tbls., $1; 8 Thls.,
$2. PP. Have 30 lbs. Make offer.
Mrs. T T. Holloway, Cobbtown.

Mixed Blackeyed and 2 Crop
Crowder Peas, also Okra Seed
for sale. E. M. Dixon, Eastman,
Rt. 4. (McRae Hwy.).

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

Clemson Spinless Okra, Hast-
ings 1953 crop, $1 lb.; Larger
lots cheaper. Lewis He Jones,
Fayetteville, Rt. 3.

Pumpkin, Watermelon, Canta-
loupe Collard, Parsnip, Carrot
Seed, 30c pkt.; Also Tomato, Hot
and Sweet Pepper Plants, 2 doz.,
50c; $1.50 C. Prepaid. C. W. Page,

Atlanta, 149 N. Ave. N. E, At-
6452. 4
Silver Hull and Speckled

Crowder, White with Blackeye
Peas, 3 cups, $1; White Butter-
beans, 40c cup; Dry Hot Pepper
in pod, 40c pt. Icebox Water-
melon, 25c doz.; Okra, and Half
Runner Garden Bean Seed, 50c
cup. Add postage. Mrs. Samuel

Caine, Cumming.

Giant Gourd Seed, 5 ft. around,
3 packs, $1.25; Martin, 3 packs,
$1; Dipper, $1.50 doz.;
Okra Seed, $1 Ib.; And Masto-
don Everbearing Strawberry
Plants, $1 C; Catnip, $1 doz.
Add postage. L. J, Ellis, Cum-
ming, Rt. 5.

Citron Seed, 75c 1b.; Col.
Bunch Butterbeans, 25 lb.;
Banana Mushmelon, HoneyRock
Cantaloupe, 50c teacup; Also

Mtn. Huckleberry Plants, 2 doz., -

75ce; Large Klondike Strawberry,
75c C; Add postage. Rosie Crowe,
Cumming, Rt. 1.

Also



Sat



@

- BEANS AND PEAS |
"FOR SALE

Purple Hull Crowder Peas,
picked without rain, clean,
bright, 30 Ibs., at 25c lb. here.
Add postage. Mrs. Kate Har-
rell, Fayetteville.
Speckled

Tender Cutshort

Cornfield Beans, good, 65c cup; |

Mixed, 60c cup. Add postage.
Arvil Lambert, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Iron Clay Peas, $6. bu. Phone

Griffin 7076. Roy <A. Russell,
Milner. 7
Brab Peas, per Bu; $6.; Mix-

ed Peas, $5. FOB: Cash or MO.
R. P. Stevens, Buena Vista.

Ph. 77 or 451,
Blue Java -Peas. good for ta-
ble or eating, 25c Ib. in 5

b. lots or more. Add postage.
. B. Brown,: Ball Ground, Rt.
1. 2

White with Blackeyed Peas,
10c lb. Not PP. Jud Roberts,
Carters Rt

Good, tender Speckled Cut-
short Cornfield Beans, 65c cup;
May English Peas, 75c cup;
Mixed Cutshort Beans 60c cup.
Add - postage: Mrs. Preston
Southerland, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

10. bu. pure Hull
Crowder Peas,
G. R. Pope, Tallapoosa, Rt. 2.

15 bu. Black Hog Crowders,
very prolific, $6. bu: at farm,
2% mi. W. Mauk. = H. Rowe,
Mauk.

White ,and Brown Speckled
Cornfield Beans, 50c cup; Small
Pole Lima Butterbeans, 35c cup?
Mixed Peas, 2 cups, 25c; Also
Okra Seed, 50c cup Add post-
age. Cora Mae ammontree,
Chickamauga, Rt.

_ Good Iron and Brab Peas,
$6. bu. FOB. J. F. Lowe, -Ft.
Valley.

Peas per Bu;
Dixie Lee,
Crowder,

SS Purple

10 bu. pure

3 bu. Browneyed
25 bu. Six Week
Crowder, $12.;' 25 bu. Sugar
Crowder, $10., $12. and $15.;
25 bu. mixed: Field Peas, $6.50

~ 1 bu. pure Polecat Crowder;

Also 200 Jb. pure Hastings
Cahe Seed, 20c lb. Recleaned.
Treated. -R. C. Bartlett, Mc-

- Donough, Box 289.

7 bu. Purple Hull Speckled
Running Peas. 2 cro var.,
sound, pure, 20c Ib.;- $10.- bu.
Make good planted up to 20th.
May. G. J. Vaughan, Rochelle.

Small. White Running But-
terbeans, very heavy bearing,
Blackeyed Crowders, few Veg-
etable Soybeans (large flat
type), 25e cup. Plus postage.
Mrs. S. L. Hyatt, Ellijay, Rt. A.

White and Colored Bunch
Butterbeans, 25e cup, Add post-
pee we Crowe, Gainesville,

his Be

5 bu. 2 Crop Brown Crowdtr
eas gathered without rain, $7,

a u. FOB. Alex Barfeild, Louis-
= e.

Large amt. Gatan Soybeans,
99.65 pet. pure, 96 pct. germ.,
Also small ec Peas, and
sev. tons Brown Millet.
J. BE. Beckham Lae oe
Box 264. Ph. 88R2.

30 bu. Iron Peas, $5. bu. At
my fam. Cleaned, sacked,
sca cDonald, Fort Valley,

Heavy bearing tender Blue
Pole, also tender fiireehed Fie
iD cnier Beans cups, $1.15;
Barly Brown 6 Weeks

6,

erop
Peas, 5 ups, $1.25; eam
Crowders, 4 cups, $1.25; Large
Col. unnin ute eans, 3
cups, $1.10 PP in Mrs.

a.
Clarence McMillian, Dacula, Rt,

.

49 bu. Purple Hull Brown
Crowder Peas, 98 pet. germ.,
very prolific, $8. bu. at my barn
only. E, H. Toole, Midville,
RFD 1, :

Purple Hull Peas, irae ae
ning kind, brown whe ry,
& Ib.; $4. Pk $15. Pu, Bet in

rs. Geneva
Pitts.

White and Streaked Tender
Half pee. and Blue Pole
Ph cups, $1.50; Red Spec-

utter Peas, 3 cu $125:

ee ite and Purple Hull ace
er, and 6 Weeks Peas, 4 cups,
$ro8 Plus postage. Mrs. Lon

Ashworth, Dacula, Re, 1.

hanclor,

$7=-bu: _FOB. |



180 bu. Brown 2 Crop Peas,
pure, recleaned, $5. bu. 125 bu.
mixed 2 crop Peas, all early
varieties, $5.25 bu. FOB. No
orders less 5 bu. Geo. S. Metz-
ger, Clyo.

4 cups each Cream Crowder
Peas, and Colored Butterbeans,
few cups Brown.6 Week peas,
60c cup. Add _ postage. Dessie
Vick, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Crowders: Large Red, White
Blackeye, Early Purple Hull,
Red Speckled Polecate, Red
Peanut. Peas, all treated, prompt
del., 4 cups, $1.30. Prepaid;
Speckled Running Butterbeans,
3soc-cup, PP= Mrs:+He i Rich=
ardson, Bowdon, Rt, 1.

Several bushels Brabs and
Speckled peas, mixed, picked
without rain, sound and bright,
$4.50 bu. W. i Wilson, Sparta.

Recleaned Silver Hull cream
crowder peas, extra bright $10
bu. FOB Harold MOND ISS Da-
cula.

White, blackeyed crowder pea
seed, 3 lbs. $1 plus ample post-
age. Gladys Duran, Cumming.
Fa f

50 bu. Brown crowder peag,|

80 Pct. Germ.,-$8 bu. W. L. Tay-
lor, Buena Vista. Rt. 1. ;

Col. bunch butterbeans, 4 cups,
$1 Exc. 4 cups for. 3 print or 4
sheeting sacks, in. good cond.
Ea. pay postage. Mrs. Joe M.
Craft, Hartwell, Rt. 3. es

_ Cream Colored Browneyed
Peas, good to eat green or dry,
heavy bearer, good cover crop,
5 lbs., $1.60, PP in Ga. No less
5 lbs. mailed. Rev. J. E. Meeks,
Bethlehem, Rt. 1.

Good sound Red Ripper Peas,
1953 crop, picked without rain,
a 50 gal, Add postage. No chks.

H. A. Harris,

Pure sound~recleaned Dixie
Lee Peas, $8 bu.; $2.50 pk. FOB!
Exchange for 54 crop recleane
seed oats, crimson clover, or
rescue grass. Harvey c. Jordan,
Buena Vista. =

Red Speckled Crowder Peas,
good for seed; 25 lb. in 5. lb.
lots or more; Blue Java, 25c
ib. Add postage. Get Brown,
Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

Purple Hull Blackeyed ain
Cream Crowder Peas, weevil
treated, 15 1Ib,;' Also White
Multiplying Onions, $1.25 gal.
Add postage. Mrs. Johnnie
Harmon, Calhoun, Rt, 2.

300 Ibs. Purple Hull Peas
extra long, for sale. M. -H.
Thames, Red Oak, Box 33. At-
Janta Tel. Fa. 5110.

35 bu. 90 Day Velvet Beans,
germ. 77 pet., $% bu.; Yelando
Soy Beans, 94 pet. germ., $3.50
pu. FOB. P. W. Harrison, Hal-
cyondale,

Sev. hundred bushels Glem-
son Non-Shatter, high bush
Soybean, recleaned, 98.57 pet.
pure, no noxious weed, 95.50

t. germ. J:.W. Trunnell, Coe-
rete Rt. 4. Phone 341-R.

White and Brown Speckled.

eons Beans, 50c eup; Small

Mixed Peas, 2 cups, 25;
Pole Iima Butterbeans, 35c
Also sp Seed; 50c eup. Add
porn ora. Mae. _Mammon-
tree iokatonca Rt.72.

s 50 rple a roe : oie
3.5 1 ge
oe wee aa
Recleaned Silver Hull Cream
Crowdr Peas, extra bright, $10

bu. FOB. Sold in bushel lots
only. Harold McMillan, Dacula.



CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE



150 bu. Old. Fashion White
Bred Corn, $1.60 bu.; Also 150
bu. Dixte Hybrid Corn, $1.50 bu.
if all taken together, Myrtle
Long, Aska.

Good sound Corn, Old Time
White; about 200 bu. shelled and
about 100 bu. in the ear for sale.
L. Gipson, Lakemont, Rt. 2

100 bu. good white (bread)
corn, $1.50 bu. at my barn. No
letters; Also 14 bu. good Cobbler
Potatoes, $1.25 bu. Avery J.
Garland, Ellijay, Rt. 8.

sale, at farm.

Lavonia, Rt. 1.





certified cottonseed, Ist. year,
delinted, Ceresan treated, bag-
ae in 100 lb. new bags,
OB. C. H. Murrow, Watkins-
ville. Tel. 2201.

D & PL No. 16 certified cot-
tonseed, delinted, Ceresan
treated, Ist. yr., bagged in new.
100 lb. bags ,$7. FOB. Roy
Ward, Watkinsville. Ph. 2201.

Cakers certified 100 wilt re-
sistant cottonseed, $6.50 Cwt.
FOB, R.. E, Ayco: ck, Monroe.

Recleaned Pure inert: Wilt
Resistant, Big Boll Cottonseed,
grown from foundation seed,
picked and pee dry on one
var. gin, 6c lb. Riley C. Couch,
Turin. :

No. 15 D&PL cottonseed, Ist
yr. picked and ginned- dry, a)
bales on 7.6 last yr. $6.50 CWT.
FOB Toccoa, shipped in 50 and
100 Ib. bags. M. O. Ulysses. V.
Stancill, astanallss,



HAY AND STRAW
(WHEAT, OATS, ETC.)
FOR SALE



Baled . hay,
bale, Oats, Millet, Lespedeza,
$40 to $45 ton, at farm. Mrs.
Ls: Ws Newsome. Sandersville.
Peavine and Peanut hay for
W.
Perry. RFD:

8 tons Lespedeza and 10 tons
mixed Dallas grass and Les-
edeza hay, also 500 bu. Oats,
or sale at farm. Contact. John
G. Watson, Hampton. Rt. 2,
phone 2851, ie

10 to 15 tons good grass
hay,. $22.50 ton at my barn;

also want to contract with par- |

ties to buy Bermuda and mix-
ed grass hay out-of the field
as baled this June, July and|
August for. 50c bale or $18 ton. |

Write. John. C, Reid, Zebulon. |



PECAN AND OTHER
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE

1000 Rubel Blueberry Bushes,

8-6 ft., 4, $1.25; Yellow and
Red May Plum, $1; Indian,
Peachtree Trees, $1; uO
Huckleberry, doz., $1;
Streamliner Bourbeasng
Strawberry 3 doz, White
ne Onion, 50, $i. Mrs.

. Thornton, Sows
eee Sweet and Large

Lemon Fig moat 4-5 ft.,
ea.; 2-3 ft ea.; Spec.
1-1/2 +2 Assorted, 15,

/2 i,
$7. Ready, . O. Fussell, Atlan-
8802. Edgewood Ave. Tel. La.

Ola. Time Blue Plum, rooted
sprouts, 3-4 ft., 8, $1,10. PP in
a. Mrs, Clarence McMillian,

cula, he.

_ Govt. insp. Crabapple, 2-8

doz.; Re

fi 5, $1; Mulbei B5e ea.
an and $1 nae Mrs.

Yliow b
e
power and av P

my) f doz., $1.
rs. brady rewer,
boro,

2 Small es

Meek:
postage.
Tooms-

w Indian Peach

Trees, $1; 8 lar learstone
and Oi prtone 1d qraghion
Peach, $ Sour Sweet
Pom ranate,- and : e. Pur-
le ig, $1 ea.; Also 12 Garlic
ulbs, $1; 6 wii Plants, 4 $1.
Add ontag John-
son,

Red Goose, and Yellow
Wild Plum, Silver at Maple,
Red Currant, and rapbae le
trees,

2507 oh 6, $1.25;
Himalaya Blackberry, 10c ea.
Cash or MO. Add popes. | Mrs.
Effie Smith, Auste! 3,
Gordon Rd. (1 1/2 mile past
river from Atlanta),

Yellow and Red Plum, Indian

Peach, Apple, Seupernong
Vine, . Brown rkey Fig,
Thomas ey. 85, eo sip

Yellow Root Plants, 25, $1;

Finest Everbearing meetiie

mullein, 2 lbs? $1. Add postage.

- | nip,
60 to 80 lb. to

T. Flowers,

50c doz; peppermint pe at
$1;

50c; - sassafras root, Ibs.,

huckleberry, 12, 75c; red Gold

M. L. Eaton, Dahlonega. Rt, 2

Yellow_root, yellow dock,
green peppermint, 3. lbs., $1.50;
black walnut meats, $1 1b; also
dynamite -pop corn, 3 Ibs. =$1,
Add postage. Audrey sTOIER
Ellijay. Rt. 5.

Yellow root, 35c lb. and post-
oer OG; Clark, Hartwell, RFD

Shscatrac 60 Ib, 2 ibe ae
and postage. Send money or
stamps. Robert Waters, Bruns-
wick, Rt. 2, Box 212.

Superile Elder, eae
plum, red and yellow root, sas-
safras, yellow dock, blackber-
ry, poke root, wild cherry,
sweet gum, alder, persimmon
bark, Colts Foot, plantatian,

Exe. for print sacks. Mrs. |
ee DSSEOG: Hartwell. Rt.

Dbl. and Scie. Ransy, Cat-
Peppermint, Spearmint,
Yarrow, round Ivy, Comfry,

o> G1: Everbearing Strawber-
ry Plants, 80c C. Add postage.
Miss~ L. M, White, np abignees:
Rt. 1, Box 57. ;

Elder, Plum, White Sace
fras, Wild Cherry, Sweet Gum,
Pine, Red, White Oak, Elder,
Persimmon, - Mullein, - Heart
Leaves, Poke Root, 50c Ib.; 2.
Tos; -85e;

Smith. .

-Horsemint,- Garlic,
Root, 50c doz. ; Sassafras, $1 Ib.;-

Add postage. Mrs. D. M. oa.
Ry, ~ Dahlonega, Re. 1.

_ EGGS FOR SALE



Risiaeck Pheasant Eges, 20c
ea. W. C. Sullivan, anes
805 Fairfield Ave.

Speckled and White Cross
Gtiinea Eggs, 15,.$1.35; 30, $2.50.
PP: in Ga. RB: Schoeppel, hehe
cross, Rt. 2, Box 108. z

bright Bantam Hggs, 15, $1.25;
White Guinea, 18, $1.80. Plus}
postage.. William. a Baghiela,
'|Richland. ~

Toulouse .Embden ross
Nae Eggs, 50e ea. PP in, Ga.
itz, pee Camp-
hellion Rd.

Speckled Gaigen (ol jullon
type,) 18, eggs $2 PP George O.
Roberts, Barnesville. Seae

C. Williams, Deeatur. 115 Colum:
bia Dr. Rt.1. 9

-Quail Eggs: Northern, $3 doz.}
$22.50 C; Tennessee Red, $7 doz.;
$55 C. "Herbert Moss Atlanta,
1989 Baker Rd., N. W. Tel. Bel-
mont 7938.

Purebred prize winning White
Cornish also pure White African
Guinea Begs for hatching, $2
per 15; ingneck Pheasants
(hatching), 25c ea. Del. is
Craft; Lavonia, Rt. 2," 3

Popes Black Minorca Eg gs, 16
setting, $1.50. PP. Nobie Elliott
Lavonia, Rt. 1.

Giant Black Minorca - dviael
Eggs, 15 ae $2.50. Insured parcel

post. L, B. Millians, Newnan.
Dark cornish Eggs, lon -yel-

low leg e 16 for$1.65; PP Also

one Sept hatch Cockerel and 3)



y ae C; 50 es Onion, $1.
da Ae i 7 ad rint
eee

| Adairsville, Rt. 2.

strawberry plants, $1 C, Mrs. |~

50c doz.; Also size Garlic Bulbs, re

velope. Mrs. Grady Browen
Toomsboro, a
Plenty of Red ene at:

. $1. Plus _postage- Lloyd |
Smith, Dalton, Rt. 1, % Henry ;

Yellow | Ga
Also. Red Raspberry, $1. doz. |?

Purebred Selected Golden Se. Dial

Purebred Mamoth Toulouse|
7 Goose Eggs for hatching, 50c ea.
bes Charlie Bailey, Vienna, Rt.|.

, | Hens, $9. FOB. ee eS E. ae f

foe a

: fe a 1

Coker 100 wilt ant .
certitig: cottonseed, 1s : Se

delinted, Ceresan treated, bag. fu

comme in new 100 lb. bags, 7 Gable,

FOB. Joe D. Murrow, ene i

Farmington, Tel, 2948. : Catnip, lemon. balm, vie

Cok 100 + wilke fongennk: horseradish, 12, $1; garlic bulbs,|

garden gooseberries, A $1. ath: Rt. 2.

Dark Cor nish Eggs |
ing, 16 for $160. D r

Feather Le
jeggs, 15 for : :
neth Shocdley. Al De

ea. Will exch
ver pheasant. eg;
eo eu as oe

ei Also (
duck and white G
Write for rices

now. Jes | :
pee Rt 20

Print shh washed
3 or more alike, 35c
postage. Mrs. Myrl
Tallapoosa, Rt. arte

Also Jimpson Weed Ga.
Seed, 25e pack; Martin Gourd | 4
: Seed. 10c doz, and stamped en-

at. lb. ae pri
excellent quality, free
and mildew, 35c ea.

+. - a = % 5 8e
| doz; No- 2's, titty for
: Box 58 al ee

good ality, eee
ed, 25c ea.,.10 for $:
age. Mee Gladys



= pnd white sheetin
100 1b. cap. of

Nice tayon
., Washed,
holes, _mildew. Mane
striped and plain.
pte Mac ;

Large Northern Bobwhite, al- ees
so Red Quail Eggs for sale. A.}

Artlchotes at ea
age. Philip: Nea









o a : 1, 60c Ib. plus
poe in.
ee Branch.





Is, 500 ea. Snel
~D. eas, aa



= per Ee olisan
Sizes 50c and. -

eEpe)

o market Apr. 15-20. For
= Beat J. L. Allen, Dublin, Rit.
~ 13. Call 221 day; 1607W3 night.

CORN AND SEED CORN

Ear Corn, $1.75 bu. Mrs. R. L.
Greene, Cuthbert, Rt. 1.

Good , sound. corn, yellow or
white, $1.75 bu. FOB my farm.
2 mi. So. Newton on State Hwy.
200. Weyman E. Rooks, Newton.

HAY,

_ Few tons Lespedeza Hay for
sale. R. O. Stodghill, Jackson.

Brown Top Millet Hay -with
| grain, $30 ton; Sericea Lespe--
deza, $25 ton; Grass Hay, $20 ton.
|Top quality. Reduced to clear.

>|E, T. Newton, ES Tel.
nays or 113.



: babi, . Ornamental oon =

| BEES

10 or 12 hives bees with shal-
low supers, bees working, $10 ea.
% mile S. W. Centerville. J. Mt:
: enone Lithonia.

+ MEATS (FRESH AND CURED)

Salt Cured Ham, 75e lb.; Salt
Cured Shoulder, 60 Ib. Plus
_|postage. Mrs. Otis Mashburn,
Cumming, Rt. 5.

Country hickory smoked meat:
_/Hams 10-18 Ibs., 85 1b.; Should-
ers, 8-14 lbs., 55-1b.; cider 8-14
Ibs., 50c Ib. Guar against spoil-
+) age. Shipped COD. Mrs. Louise
hee Pope, Dexter, Box 5.

: _ |WALNUTS. AND WALNUT
t. MEAT
- 1953 crop Black Walnut Meat,

x Ver pt. Add postage. Mrs. Viola
Holloway, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

New 1953 Walnuts, some hull=
ed, some not, $1 bu. Mrs. R. F.

Joo Cato, Stapleton.

~ 1953 crop Black Walnut Seats:
$1. pt. Add- postage Mrs. Earl
Swann, Union Point, Rt: 1.

2 PEaren pack, big pieces walnut
_ |meats, $1 1b. Add postage. R. C-
Stover, Ellijay, Rt.-.5.

| SYRUP

~ 20 gal. good peighi Sorghum
Syrup, in % gal. tins, $2 gal.;
In quart fruit jars, $2.50 gal. See
-W.| Lawrece Collins Blairsville, Rt:





BEANS;
1cre: Copeniopen hk :



Want some Biloxi soy aaa:

oe what you have and price.
~B. Milner, Shiloh. >
a :
Want party to fu ie Bees
for my farm, for the 8rd of
the honey. Conta ys. Geor-
gia Nicholls, Clarkesv lle 3

CARN: se aire
Want several: pounds of the

Indian corn for planting We
man Cs nae: oreland, RR.
%

Want 30 to 85
about May 10th.
Dr. H. A. Yager,

PEAS:-

key eggs,
uote price.
illen.

Want 1 pint of the little
white Acre pe dvise. we
A. L. Barnes, Sth n, Rt.

PLANTS:

Want 1,000 saiienta (can-
ning type) plants. Quote price.
ae ee W. Williams, Twin City,

Want the Sciiy June. pink
tomato plants, Hastings
tra early prolific tomato (Ear-
lina type), and the Golden
Queen or Sunray and Scarlet
Dawn tomato plants. Advise.
Carl Taylor, Tiger. is

ROOTS AND HERBS:

Want 5 or 6 lbs., small nice
Black Haw roots. Contact. Mrs.
E. G. Loggins, Gainesville. 816
Seotland Ave.

, Want buy some wild musca-

dine roots. State price. Mrs. J.
G. Bolton, spany 205 Resi-
sal a St.

4



CATTLE FOR SALE -


2 Jersey Cows, Heifer ist.
calf, due to freshen May. ist,
other due, to freshen June 20,
$140. both. No letters answer-
ed without postage. Mrs. Em-
mer M. Puckett. Buford, se
I, Box 262.

Reg., Dual Purpose (milking
type) Shorthorns, males and
females, all ages, also a fresh
cow. W. H. Loudermilk, Cor-
nelia. Box 565.

Jersey Guernsey (cross)
milech cow, 4 gal. day, $125. at
my home. Will fresh this sum-
ae tae Grindle, Dahlonega.

Jersey milch cow with 3 Wes.
old heifer calf, $165. at my

barn. Richard T. ie age Mo- ey

lena. Rt.

q

ex- |

CATTLE FOR SALE



wks. old, 8 freshen soon, one

(Black Angus) 2 mos. old, Jer-

. | sey giving 3 gal. daily, Black

Angus Bull, 30 mos. old, proven
breeder, Ent. register. Lot
of eleven, $900, or sell
separately. Phone 2625R. J. E.
{ Gaudell, Athens.

4 gal. Guernsey~Cow, fresh in
with reg. Holstein Calf, $100;
Red Jersey Heifer, 1 yr. old,
$45; Black Angus- Black Jer-
9 to, freshen in May, $100.

- Earl Stephens, Fairburn,

Rt. mo, Rivertown Rd.

2 reg. horn type Shorthorn
Heifers, 600-700 tbe. dark, and
light roan, Bill, reg., 6 mos.
old. H. P. Roberson, Dillard.

Jersey Bull, 14 mos. old,
from reg. stock, $125 at. my
lace. Exch. for small Hereford
eifers. D. H. Budd, Boston,
Rt. 1, Box 271,

SiGe Polled and Horned Bulls,

ready for service, Domino
breeding, good individuals,
reasonable price. F. M. Big-

gers, Conyers.

2 reg. Jersey cows, fresh in
with Ist calves; with or without
calves; Reg. Jerseys of other
ages also offered. W. P. Chap-
pell, Newnan, RFD 1, Box 133:

2 Holstein Reg. Heifers, will
drop calves this month. Mrs.
Bessie Atnip, Sandersville, Rt.
5 : :

By Plant Breeding

poe Black Angus Heifers: one
| has ealf 2 mos. old, other calf 2

White Face eow with 2nd, calf! eg

a 1500 lbs., 6 yrs. old,
Will accept animal of
valye in trade; Also

stot 2 ite Face Rereford
de and Calves. See.
Jag)
site Airport),

Nice Polled Bull Calf, Santa
Gertrudis
Crossed, 9 mos. old,
Tbs.550 Ibs,, $125, H.
Americus, Rt 2.

Dbl. Siansare Polled Her-
ford Bull, 2 -yrs. old, gentle,
best bloodlines, good cond., no
defects, proven breeder. Rea-
sonable.

Ows

Darden, Watkinsville.

sale._E, P. Drexel, Tifton, Rt.
3. 2 : ;

Reg. Aberdeen Angus Bull

with papers. ,No.

$175. Lewis, W. Barge, Tyrone.

2 grown bulls, 1 yr..and 2 yr.
old, Reg. Brahman, very gentle,
for sale. L. H. Tumlin, Carters-
ville. % Glencove Farms.

Dbl.

both bulls and heifers, sired

est polled breeders in North
Ga. Q. A. Wills, Alpharetta.
a Pelp-20at



2131.

z

String Beans Transformed

Magic

Dbl Reg. Polled Hereford
Bull, Super Domino the 4th,

Morrison, Dallas. (Op) 2-

Polled Hereford

Te

Trade for purebred
heifers of equal value. G. W:

. 1372844,
Black Bird Raven Prince, wv eS

reg. Polled Herefords, ey

by JF Rollo Domino 5th., 8-16
mos. old, from one of the larg-

Some Milch Cows for sale. | a
C. D. Wood, Bowdon. Phone er
















Polled Hereford Bull C lf,
9 mos. old, dbl? registry, for












































Several bead Reg:, short type ;
Shorthorn cows, heifers and
|| calves. Nice eattle and of good
oe nee Roberson, Dil-









lease eoky your | name and address on your copy
n. If it'is not CORRECT in every way,
or ait you are getting two copies

4 You Canna Use All the Beans You Harvest, Put Anes
Up for Winter.

| Reg. Guernsey Bulls, from
best bloodlines, some artificial-

Sac e be: taken off the Listand alwa
pes t ae d ys ly sired. Ready for service. Rea-

tice of CHANGE OF ADDRESS, please







ak "THANK YOU FOR YOUR. CAREFUL

hen







of course, ig: a Federal otfetine, ae shall be

( rdingly by pro

we ee to IN,









x authorities.
IST upon the necessity

-

money but valuable time
1d serious misunderstandings

inst Mynds. -
tor-Bulletin & 2 ts









sonable price; also 5 big bone
Blue guines i Sum (hogs) bred.

several White Face with calves.
1/2 smile off Campbellton Rd.
4 miles across river. L. H. Hen-

nesy, Douglasville, Rt. 4.

4 large Holstein Cows, 2
freshen in 2 months; others
ae with 2nd calves (heifers)
$175.00 ea.; 20 Holstein Heifers,
1 1/2 yrs. old, $100 ea. All good
bloodlines 1 mile Manchester on
Warm Springs Rd. Mrs. O,

miles; Also Purebred Duroc
Gilts, ready to breed, 150-175
lbs. May be seen at my farm 4
mi. South Dublin on Glenwood
Rd. J. L. Allen, Dublin, Rt. 3.

Riverdale, % Pine Crest Acres.
Tel. Fayetteville 6581.

Reg. Poll White Face Bull,
Domino breeding, ecalved Mar.
5, 1948, wt, 1450 ibs., selling to

prevent inbreeding, 9225, E. E.

|| MeGahee, Dearing, Rt. 1. (Near

Fort Creek Church).



of older varieties.

Next to tomatoes, beans are

food, for the space devoted to
them.

Plant breeders have improved
beans remarkably, first by re-
moving the strings from string
beans, and then developing
heavy yielding; top quality vari-
eties, which resist diseases and
bear twice as long in the home
garden as formerly.
~ Several of thes@ new varie-
ties of high merit are ndw a-

yield because fe live longer,
being resistant to the plant
diseases which shorten the lives

Just keep them picked off so
no seeds can form, and you

home gardeners can experience.
Never sow beans until all
danger of frost is over. aay
are extremely sensitive to col
air and @old soil. Greatest im-
provement in quality has been
made in bush beans, as distin-
guished from pole beans, though



many find the latter excellent



4f they are pieked young.

s 4

There are four general types

; ing List for regular $80 $e: ee Midville. the most popular of home gar-j|of bush beans, the green and
ani for any Se of any issue, please Two 2nd. Galt Holsteins, den vegetables, and one of the/wax (yellow) each divided into
Market Bulletin, 222 State. Capitol, |}freshen by Ist, of May; Alsc|most efficient producers of | flat pod and round pod. Market -

beans are usually flat pod,
which yield better than the
reund pod; and the latter have
the best quality.

Between the green and wax
beans there are slight differ-

_ences in vitamin content, se

former excelling in vitamin A
the latter in vitamin B, put

|} both are among our most nutrie

tious foods. In recent years few

wax beans have been seen in

eanning beans should be pick-
ed before seeds form, and not
more than an hour before they
are cooked.

Canning pod beans requires
special precautions to kill the

of all of our ae eh SENDING MONEY gee igh ieee. uadien 16- as ae ay beans of such ae pO Ss See. oe fic
y an venderness as.none except | is attempte bas
ECKS when ordering old, $140-8178 ea. Cecil Travis, ning experts. should be sought.

It may be advisable to esti-
mate your canning needs and
sow a special row for putting
up, so they can be harvested for
that purpose. But always be
ready to put up a few jars at
a time, when there are more
beans on the bushes than you
need for the table.



ah Bulloch, Manchester, Tel. 328W.| vailable. They bear round pore, markets; but in the opinion of ~
een advised ie som of our patrons | exceptionally long, and. filled | many they are more tender and
eee unknown parties) Stag ere White Png Here shai nutritious ceed ba Ussie st better flavor than green
co} Ss ce,/if they are ie e efore the ans.
ae SS RDERS BEFORE | reasonably priced, del. up-to 50 seeds form. give a large| Both for the table and for f







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Reg Polled Beretare:
orn May 4, 1951, Reg.

Bull,

791128, Prince Grove Romie,
$250. at farm. Exch. for simi-
lar type bull of Equal value;

F. E. Alexander, Atlanta,

610

Fayetteville Rd. DE 7100.

Reg. Guernsey male calves,
1 mo. to 6 mos. old, well mark-

ed, of good bloodlines, for
H. W. Thurmond, Farmin

2 Grade Cows,-1 Jersey,

sale.
gton,

2nd.

calf due June 10, one Holstein,

Ist. calf due May 40, for
C. F, Richardson, Decatur,
Pangborn Rd. Phone Ev.
(Nights).

Jersey Cow fresh with
calf, also Jersey-Holstein
Ist. calf72 mos, old.-

sale.
3466
6941.

3rd.
with
alves

not for sate. Both cows extra
good milkers. Near Ducktown.
Mrs. E. L. Willingham, Cum-

ming, Rt. 2.

40-60 Dairy Heuer
Guernsey, full Holstein,
Guernsey-Holstein crossed,
of them sired by _Experi

full
and
most
ment

McElders Beau 471252, some

artificial bred. 3 mos. to

heifers, $30. each and up.

bred
All

calfhood vaccinated. Hamilton
L. Hill, Newnan, c/o Hill Fruit

Farm.

Reg. Angus Bulls also some
reg. Hampshire Rams and Ewes

for+ sale. Dr. Ty ,A* Mo
Roswell, Rt. 1.

sher,

One Jersey Cow, freshened

in Jan. now giving 3

gals,

daily. Contact. Cleve Hicks,

Riverdale. Atlanta. Phone
7216,

1 proven dark red,

Wa.

well

marked, dbl. standard polled

Hereford bull, born Jan.

10,

1950. Domino bloodlines; 1 reg.

polled Hereford steer,

just

weaned. Both in pasture cond.
only. Reasonable or trade for

corn or barley. Will show.

Mrs.

Dorothy C. DelLaPerriere,
Hoshton. (On Hwy. between

Winder and Gainesville).

~ Reg. horn type Hereford
4 yrs. old, Domino bree

bull,
ding.

Norman Johnson, Warrenton.

9 yr. old bull, light red

with

white face and white strip a-

eross nose, horns sawed

off.

ears spilt, lost. -Give: half of
bull as reward if returned. R.
S. Myers, Ludowici, Rt. 1.

Reg. Guernsey Bull, 5
old, $75.; 2 mos. old Reg.
fer. $85. Good spots on

mos.
Hei-
both.

Ralph Dangar, Woodstock.

15 Holstein Springer He

ifers,

some to freshen soon, also 2

Holstein bulls, one 1% yr.
other 9 months, chieap

Moon, Hamilton.

6 reg. Guernsey Cows,
yrs. old, 6 Heifers, 8-18
old, 4 Bull Calves, 6-12

old,
for

quick sale, Phone 8321. Berry
pet and wild animals of any kind, skins, pelts; cotton and | M.

3-5
mos..
mos.

old, $40. ea. up. Excellent
breeding. A. N. Tuck, Thomas-

ville, 129 East Jackson S

ts

Grade Hereford Brood Cows

with calves by side, bred
fers, open Heifers, sired

Hei-
and

bred to reg. Hereford bulls,

good quality, good cond.

P. T.

Patton, Shady Dale. Tel. Mon-

ticello 5123.

2 Jersey Cows, 1 Yearling,
7 mos. old, for sale my place

1% mi. Lawrenceville on

De-

catur Hwy. Mrs. E. J. White,

Lawrenceville, Rt. 4.
One reg. White Wace

Bull,

4 yrs. Old (7 of his sons regis-
tered). Grandson of Famous.
Baca A Domino 33. Reasonable

price. Pat Daly, Whiteston

e.



HOGS FOR SALE

LY

3 litters of choice reg. Duroc)

Blue Ribbon stock, $25 ea. Er-
nest P. Carter, Baxley, Rt. 2:

(4 mi. NE).

5 reg. SPC Pigs, cham. blood-
lines, life treated for cholera,
$35 ea. My place 12 mi. N. Alma.
Or will ship. Lamar Altman,

Alma, Rt. 1.
Reg. Hampshire Pigs,

8-12

wks. old, from champ. blood-

lines for sale. Unrelated

boars

and gilts furnished. Bill Pickrell,

Cochran, Rt. 2
An Essex Bred Gilt,

small

bone, stay fat type, binckys $45



Hoyt Moss, Lula.



treated, $25. ea, at my place.



6 mos. old, appro ) Ibs.,
ea. FOB farm, Lew. Lindse
Silver Creek. ft, Ses




OIC Pigs, from reg. Bart nose,
blocky type, breeding stock,
ready to ship May 20. Reg, treat-
ed, crated, $25 ea. MO only.
Paul J. Cain, Commerce, Ret. 12

Duroc Hog; Also Guernsey
Cattle for breeding for sale.
Contact W. H. Gazaway, Alphar-
etta. (Birmingham Community).

Purebred Hereford Boar, 18
mos. old, 300 lbs., good cond.
$50. Papers not available. De.
liver with in 25 miles Atlanta.
J. C. Keaten, Ellenwood. ;

Purebred Hampshires, from
excellent breeding stock; Pigs, 8
wks., $22.50 ea. at farm. Reg in
buyers name. David Stough,
Locust Grove, Rt. 1, Phone Grif-
fin 7396.

8-12 week old OIC Pigs, short
nose, blocky, treated and reg.
in buyers name $25 ea. T. C.
Burnett, Quitman, % Moss Oaks
Farm.

Booking orders: Registered} N.
Hereford Pigs ready the end of
|May. Furnish unrelated pairs,
$25 ea. $5 deposit per pig requir-
ed. Mrs. W. A. Ward, Jr., Mari-
etta, Rt. 3, Ph. 8- 8772.

Reg. Big Bone. Guinea Sow,
300 lbs. $75; Purebred Big Bone
Guinea Boar, 300 lbs. or over,;
$45. Will not ship. Bobby Spre-|

well, Carrollton, Rt. 2.

Reg Black PC Pigs, 8 wks. old,
cholera immune, $30 ea.; Open
Gilts, 5 mos. old, wt. around 150
lbs., $60 ea. Will ship. J. = Mul-
lis, Cochran.

35 OIC cross cage! 8 and 10
wks old. $10 to $12. ea. at my
place. Will not ship. Mrs. J. E.

Carter, Atlanta, Rt. 4, Box "487. :

AM 9237.

Purebred Duroc Pigs, 4 pants!
9 wks. old, 45 lbs. ea., healthy,

Reg. papers it. desired. a
Brantley, Wrightsville, Rt.
(8 mi. Wrightsville, Macon
Hwy.).

Reg. Tamworth Gilts and
Boars, 4 mos. old, with pro-
duction records, by Belfair.
King, also one bred gilt, for
sae. John P. Dempsey, Rome,
Rt. 2, c/o Belfair Farm.

Purebred Duroc Gilts and
Boars, reg. with papers, and
purebred Hampshire Gilts and
Sires, Teg. 8-10 wks. old, $25.
Hilton Davidson, Vo-Ag.
Inst., Glenwood, Rt. 2. ce
FFA Chapter).

Reg. Big Bone Guinea Pigs,
12 wks. old, Sows, $20. ea.;
Males, $22.50. Will ship Vanee
Miltier, Baxley, Rt. 1.

30 or 35 gilts, wt. 75-150 lbs.,
SPC-Red Duroc Cross $75. ea.
for lot. Jimmie Lee ae
Warwick, ies

Reg. Hiiiaiice boar, farrow-
ed March 25, 1952, wt. 450 Ibs,
Great- grandson of Sturdibilt,
PR No. 7, and grandson of
Masterbilt, PR33, $75. or exch.
for: boar of equal breeding.
Julian H. Johnson, Gough,

Purebred Duroc pigs, farrow-
ed March 19 and Feb. 2nd.
Wavemaster stock, either sex,
$35. ea. Also Guernsey milch
cows, freshen soon, 2nd calves.
Good breeding and wmilkers,
$200. ea; Jersey heifer spring-
er, from purebred cow, arti-
fically bred, $150. At farm. M.
M. Newsome, Sandersville.



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE |
i ee er
Good pert plow mule, 15-20
yrs. old, approx. 900 Ibs., $40.
or exch. for good slow mule.
R. P. Bomar, Palmetto.

Good work horse, way cheap.
Come see. Miss Eula Coch-
ran, Roberta, Rt. 1, Was 67.

6 yr. old Tenn, Walking Horse
(stallion), dark chestnut, sired
by Midnight son, easily han-
dled, thoroughly - traffic broke.
Has sired many colts. Sacrifice
for $200. or trade for cows.
T. B. Fletcher, Cordele, Bax

uck w:
| Golden Sebright, Dark Corr





ies old: oS fl

bint So. Palmatte. Hic Tay

Palmetto, Box 210

Black Saddle Horse, 3
will work cattle, 5% yrs
$125.; Or sell with eae
bridle, $150. George H.
are Americus, Roi

Gray Mare Mule, 12 yrs. %
200 Ibs., also 1 H, Wagon, h
ess and farm tools, all - $150.
Joo eo Sr.,. Aus
Rt. 3, Box 208, Camp Ciritania

2-yr. old Tenr Walkin; Col
strawberry roan with
long, light colored mane an
tail, very gentle, has been rid.
den under saddle
months, low price, - cons.
trade for Palomino, -T. S. Wells,
2 2970 ae Ra, N

































































































further information, a
6040, Exc. 534 between 9 AM
and 5:30 PM, L. C. Dangar,

ee 568 St. es Ave,

,

Good Mare ae mont
colt, also 2 mules, 5 and
old for sale. T. N. Williams,
Kathleen. Box 204. e

Good saddle herse, 6 yea
approx. 900 Ibs., sound
-saddle for \sale. ae
nie Yearty, Alma, Hoss

~ 5 gaited Saddle cae wor
anywhere, ood aie
cheap for a exch,
good milch cow. Lee Tid:
Manassas, RFD 2.

2 mare mules, no plu
Ibs. ea., ? and 12 yrs. old
workers, $250. for pre.
Thornton, Buchanan. _

Black Mare Mule, 8 y
1200 lbs., perfect qualities,
blemishes, $150; R: ke

Roberta. |

One Bay Mare, yon ae ft.
will ride- or plow, and pu
buggy, $20. Jim >
Soperton, Rt. a

Reg. Tenn. Walking _Mare,
yrs. old, Tenn. Walking
lion 2% yrs. old, aligible |
both gentle, $200. for both, Or
sell separately. 3 mi. W. p
yers. Paul Hanie, Penyeg oe
3 BOX Wis

One 5 yr. old Pinte
very gentle, excellent. marki
for sale. A. L, beast a! 4
ville, Box Be 26 s

2 tive gaited very
mares, trained to work
Also 2 Reg. Brahma Bu My
yrs. old, very gentle, (selling t
avoid dabreeta Excel
calves available
Dallas G. Berger, The
c/o B & B Ranch. T



POULTRY FOR oP



BANTAMS:

Purebred Buff Cochin | and
RI Red Bantams, 1954 hatch,
$1.50 ea. up; Also hatching
eggs of both, 18, $3. parcel _

And Ringneck Pheasant
25c".@8C, Overb
bus, 3609-14 Ave.

Bantams: Pair., Si
bright, Dark Cochin,
trio; Dark Cochin, $7.50
Leghorn, $3.50; Barred Rocks
$5.50; And pe White Leg-
horn, - $2.50; BR, $3.50; Also
Mixed Hens, 50c ea.
guar. No. letters. Ship COD
collect. Leonard Fleming, aoe
well, Reed Creek Ba. ;



















Light ware lets oe
tams, $3. ea. up; 5
$3.50; Bob Clark,

Spring St. :

1 pair purebred Small
bition Silver Sebright Banta
$5.; 1 cock, 3 hens pure












| type Golden Sebrights,

Caudill, Rome, 28 Elmwod
Tel. 2-4196.

9 RI Red Bantam
ea.; Purebred Bantam
Eggs, Golden and Silver
bright, Mille Fleur, Black
horn, $2.50 setting 15, A
Show birds. J.







283,

Rockmart,











bition RI Red Bantams,

Exhik
d from Champions and prize
r D. Si, Asbury,




English- avi a
WheitenDermace Cross,

=
2H H. McLean, Chamblee,

ildon Circle.

"Some bantam chickens for
sale, 75c ea. L. Fields, Col-
ege Park. Rt. 1, (Blutner Rd.),
phone Fairburn 6604.





_ POULTRY FOR SALE

Too J Janssen S. C. White Leg-
horns, 4 mos. old, starting - to
lay, $2, 50 ea. or $2. 25 ea. for

lot. Jes R. Johnston, Jr., Mari-
etta, Rt. 2 (Providence Rd.) .

CORNISH: { C,

Want several Dark Cornish
chickens, both hens and roost-
ers. H. D. Garrison, Griffin,
Box 167.

Want Silver Lace Wyandotte

stock,

/ WYANDOTTES: ee

Manley, Royston.



ae $8 and $9 pr; also some
Bob Whites and doves, and
Silver Sebright bantam (chick-
ens) if come for. Cant ship
now. Will swap some for Silver
pheasants. W. J. Windham, Co-













Piedmont Ave. NE.,

110 giant White Leghorns,
now laying approx. 75. Pct.
Have t been vaccinated, $2 ea.
or entire lot, at farm. William
oe Vinson, Cedartown, Ge ies

tams,



Pigeons,

Royal

PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS,
PIGEONS, QUAIL, DOVES.

40 Homing Pigeons, $1. ea.;
1 Blue King, eS Pair Mookees

banded, $2.50. F, Fellmann;

lumbus, 1544-15th anor Atlanta, 427 Highiower Rd.,
-About 200 White King
ill have: 3,500 Honnegers | Pigeons, one of finest strains,
White Leghorn pullets, 10 wks.| working, $1. pr. FOB. J. A.
old, -about June ist, for sale.}Gammon, Cedartown, P. O.
oa We Hughes, Atlanta, 457/Box 539.
AT 2741.

Large Jumbo White King
mated and working, | 1
also Mallard Ducks, Fancy Ban-
Purple Guineas
and Toulouse Geese. Mrs. Helen
Street, meee Rte 2:



aE

Rooster,

Apr.

$3.20r

$2.

Mated Ringneck Pheasants,
2 hens and cock, $10.;
Pheasants, 1 day old, 50c; Also
eggs of same breed, 13, $2.50.
Marvin Osborn,
REDS: NH, RI, PARMENTERS

650 good Parmenter
Pullets, 250 Sex Link Pullets | 5.
(red male and barred female),
Jan. 22 hatch, vaccinated a-
gainst Buonchetis and New
Castle disease, $1.50 ea. F. M
Ogletree, Barnesville.

18 purebred RI Red Hens,
dark red,
strain, 11 mos. old, $2. ea.; $35.
for lot. Cannot ship. Come see.

Mrs. L. H. Sanders, Colbert, Rt.



























































































Worihena
and May
laying, $7.50 pr.;
and July hatch, $5. pr. Best
breeding stock. Also. Eggs, $30.
C. E. McKinney,

3304 oe Rd.o Ne E;, Rt.
13st:

Colored sae Pigeons, good
1 male Modena,
Pair Red Carneux- -Racing
FOB. James F.

Bobwhite
1953
June

RI Red Chicks,

Hens, $2. ea.
Donaldson,

Atlanta,
GEESE, ETC.:

ders,
Clarkston 3-7286.

force ,PHEASANTS, ~ rooster and 6 hens, or baby Indian Creek Dr.
a Beeoss oe chicks. State prices. Mrs. 'R. S. caanee a ei ee gta H .
DOVES, oe : are Rockmart, 512 E. Elm | Common Pigeons, $2. a Julian |
42 or more | Fs Calif. Valley f ; eae tae Senueiext le, 603 Jonesboro, Mimosa Dr.

Baby
Watkinsville. | old, $7.,
Red

BERRIGOLDS

laying



t

POULTRY FOR SALE

bloodtested, 25 for $5.;
PP. Mrs.
Decatur,
Candler. De. 2405. *

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,

2 large healthy White Gan-
$2.50 ea. Will ship. Tel,

George, Stone Mountain, Rt. 3,

Big White Ducks, 1 drake and
2 hens for sale. E. J. Berry,

5 White Pekin Ducks, $7.50.
J. F. Wellborn, Rock Springs.

5-White Pekin Ducks, 1 yr.
Or exch. for 1,000
Bunch Sweet. Potatoes plants.
Mrs. W. C. Fowler, Ellijay, Rt.

Berrigold Chichkens (breeding
| cockerels, direct stock), Mar. 25,
1954 hatch. Ready to ship in
light (no return) crates week of
May 13th.; $1.25 ea. No less 4
shipped. No COD or chks. Let-
ters ans. J. W. Cartledge, Sr.,
Columbus, 2727 Lumpkin Court.

dark strain,
Laying
Don
TBS.

Mrs. \ Edora



log Prices Paid At Various Markets




PAGE SEVEN



POULTRY FOR SALE



LEGHORNS ,

30 W. L. Hens, 10 RI Reds
laying, for quick sale, $1.25 ea
Brings coops. Located Hwy. :
one mile Lee Filling Station, last
house on eft of driveway (unk
yd. on right). Mrs. J. C. Roberts.
Riverdale, Rt. 1, Box 139. d

MINORCAS, MISCELLANEOUS
ORPNGTONS

3 fine. Yellow Buff Orpitintan:
young Roosters, $2 ea.
Marie Holland, Dalton, Rt. 2.

75 young hens, laying, wt. 8
and 9 lbs. $2 ea. Etta Thompson,
Atlanta, 2005 Cheshire Ave., S.
Wea 6777, ie

BANTAMS~

@White and Yellow Speckled
Game Bantams, 2 hens, 1 rooster,
$5 trio. J. T. Owens, Sr. Cov-
ington, Rt. 2.

Golden Sebright Bantams, 4-6
wks. old, $5 trio. E. J. Patten, ;
Ocilla, Box pale

CORNISH, GAMES, GIANTS

1 ea. Mug-Wamp Cock and
Hen $6 for both. Write or see.

W. H. Wright, Hemp.

15 Common Bantam Hens,
all laying, for sale. T. F. Dan-
iel, Statham. Rt. 1. 5

































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No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 [| Emanuel bees $/Y, Swainsboro 27.25 26. 75 25.75
Pulaski Sales Barn, Hawkinsilte 26.60 26.10 25.70 25.50 | Wathlagioa Co. Mkt. Assoc.,
oss a Sandersville 27.05 26.53 25.70
- ee : ; April 19 :
ee ie 26O ee Bleckley L/S Auct., Cochran 27.65 27.00 26.50
et ala Bee TAN Ee cmc G5. Sad Caen 27.50 26.75
- Columbus S/Y, Columbus 27.20 ;
26.70 26.40 2600 ~ Chatham Co. S/Y, Savannah 27.10 26.70 25.80 3
way Craig Com. Cen =e _ 26.25 26.02 25.70 25.25 | Dedge Stock Barn, Eastman - 26.75 26.26 24.60 :
an = Ga. Farm Prod. Sales Co., Thomaston 27.25 26.50 25.75 2410
iS Auct Born, Elberton : 22.00 22.00 22.00 | Jesup Stockyard, Jesup 27.36 26.55 25.80 25,11
Farmers Chop L/S Assn., Soperton = =26,.25 25.91 25.16 Millen L/S Mk., Millen 27.00 2650 25.65 25.60
Jones N hoff Com. Co., Macen 27.50 27.00 26.60 25.10 Muscogee L/S Co., Columbus 26.75
we . : c 7 Ocilla L/S: Co., Ocilla 26.61 26.35 25.85 24.39
n er L/S Mkt. Alma 26.55 26.05 = 25.70 24.75 | Seminole L/S Auct., Mkt., Donalsonville 26.80 26.65 25.85 24.70
sa. Valley Com. Go., Rome _ 27.65 + =-26.90 += 2500 +=. 23.00 | Shuman L/S Mkt., Hagan 27.25 26.60 25.55
it Stockyard, Mite 4 26.75 26.00 25.25 x Sutton L/S Co., Sylvester 27.16 26.95 26.00 26.05
oultrie L/S Co., Moultrie 26.41 26.00 . Swainsboro S/Y, Swainsboro 27.30. 26.70 26.00. 2575
"Ragsdale McClure Com. Co., Rome 27.50 27.00 26.75 mares a
Wrightsville S/Y, Wrightsville 26.45. 25.55 April 20 :
April 15 es Appling Co. L/S Mkt., Baxley 26.67 26.21 25.35 25.00
Bulloch S/Y, Statesboro 27.09 26.26 25.25 23.75 | Coffee Co. L/S Co., Douglas 26.75 26.62 25.51 + e
Dublin L/S Com. Co., Dublin 2710 26.80 26.30: 75.95 | DaWten L/S Co. Dawson er ee eee oe
: Fitzgerald L/S Auct. Co., Fitzgerald 26.53. 26.19 25.11 Farmers L/S Auct., Nashville 27.30 26.91 26.20 25.35
Ragsdale & Long Com. Co., Quitman 26.92 26.20 25.30 25.45 | Farmers S/Y. Arlington. eo ee eS
ce Smith Stockyard, Augusta 26.65 26.05 25.50. 25.25 Farmers rnyee Sylvania 27.00 26.40 25.60 25.30
| Waldoa L/S Coq Valdosta 26.63 26.25 25.43 28,00 | MeRee, S/Y. McRae oe: ee
Shedd 16. : | Mitehel Co. L/S Co., Camilla 26.90 26.70 25.90 25.10
Candler L/S Mkt, Metter 37.25 26.60 25.76 Smith $/Y, No. 3, Thomson ~ 27.00 26.75 26.50 28.50
Gee is Bee, NE 27.09 26.27. 2515 24.00. | Tattnall L/S Mkt., Glenville 27.35 26.55 25.20 24.05
= ; : 26.00 | Troup Co. Sales, LaGrange 27.60 26.75 25.40 24.75
e Cordele L/s Com. Co., Cordele 26.94 26.50 25.90 April 21
; Flint River L/S Auct., Bainbridge 26.60 26.10 25.00 Hazlehurst L/S Mkt. Hazlehurst 26.76 26.19 25.00 25.50
| Gainesville L/S Auct. Co., Gainesville 27.25 25.00, Peoples L/S Mkt., Cuthbert 26.94 26.45 25.60 25.30
: yivenia Stockyard, Sylvania 26.75 26.55 25.75 25.60 | Ragsdale, Long Com. Co., Lakeland 27.25 26.35 25.15 /
mith Bros. Stockyard, Bartow 27.00 26.50 25.70 26.55 | Seaboard S/Y, Colquitt 27.01 26.79 26.99 25.18
lle S/Y, Thomasville 27.10 26.80 26.30 25.60 | Turner Co. S/Y, Ashburn 26.72 26.88 . 26.00
Y, Tifton 26.69 26.50 25.20 - | Union S/Y, Albany 27.04 26.71 26.90 26.10
Co. Stockyord, yous: 27.10 26.50 25.75 25.50 | Vidalia S/Y, Vidalia 27.12 26.35 = -25.62 25.80
sity L/S Auct., Gainesville 27.70 26.50 25.25 _ 24.50 | Wilkes Co. S/Y, Washington 26.65 26.60 26.20 25.10
ee See April 22
27.60 Farmers L/S Co., Douglas 26.78 26.30 25.09 25.90



ham S/Y. Pelham o



BT

26.40 25.90

















- Gainesville, Oak St.

-tons to be returned at once. MO

_ ing one 18 mos. old Cock (big

B Myrtice Clack, Pitts,

-. BRAHMA:









f
;



~ Ryan, Tallapoosa.

ea. C. W. Page, Atlanta, 149
North Ave. N. E.
Guinea Pigs (cavies), $2-$3

?

mos. old, $3 ea.;

PAGE EIGH1

POULTRY FOR SALE





2 Game Stags, Claiborn-Leop-
ard, $4 ea; One RH, $3 Ready
for brood pen; 2 Game Cocks,
RH-Claret, $4 ea.; One White
Drake, $2 Exch. -drake for 4
bantam hens. R. L. Griffin,

2 purebred, heavy type Dark
Cornish Nov. hatch Pullets, 1
Cockerel, $1.75 ea.; $5 trio; Also
Eggs, 155 S175% 30, $3.45; Car-

only. Miss Cora B, Patterson,
Ty Ty, Rt. 1 Box 35,

6 ure Dark Cornish Hens, lay-

bone type), $15. H. W. Thur-
mond; Farmington.



POULTRY WANTED



BABY CHICKS:

Want 150 baby chicks to raise
on halves. You furnish chicks
end feed: Will keep until 10
weeks old. Write first. Mrs.
Rte2.

_ Want abou 600 baby chicks
to raise on halves. You furnish
feed. Will take any amount. J.
D. Boyd, Douglasville, Broad
St:

Want few Big Brahma Chick-
ens with feathers on legs, light
oi dark. Letters ans. G. R.

Williams, Brookhaven.
GEESE: 5
Want . pair Geese, close

enough to go after. Write what.
you have and price. Mrs. Bill
Gilstrap, Chickamauga, Rt. 1.

MISCELLANEOUS:
Want 500 pullets, not yet in
production. Give breed, age.

Willing to pay reasonable price.
Dalton Hughes, Rockmart, Rt.
a



RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE



White rabbits; 3 young 2
mos. old, $1.35 ea; some big,
bred does, and 1 big buck, sure
breeder, $4.00 ea. Exp. Col.;
I white with tan markings, 3
Black Dutch. does, 1 brown
markings and 1 with some
white, brd, $3 ea. Mrs. N. T.

Some rabbits and guinea
pigs (cavies) for sale. Mrs. Hel-

er Street, Atlanta, Rt. 2. Ch.
1777. Z
Giant Chinchilla Rabbits,

purebred, 2 does bred, $4.25; 1
buck, $2.50. W. Ww. Powell, Har-
lem.

NZW Bred Does, $4-$5 ea.; 4
1 month, $1.50

pr. All ages. Will ship. Lockard
Bell, Atlanta, 2677 Pharr Rd.,
N. E. Cresent 4390.

White Giant Pinkeyed Rab-
bits, doe and 3 small, $4; 1
buck, $2; Bred doe, $3; 1. Color-
ed Bluck, $1.50. S. R. Wade, Al-
to Rte. 15

N. Z. Reds and Whites, Red,
White and Blue Reg. or eligible
for reg. rabbits, very reason-
able for quick sale. Mrs. H. I.
Doyal, Ben Hill, 5160 Camp-
bellton Rd.

Cross breed rabbits, heavy
meat type, 8-12 each -litter:
Juniors, 2 does and buck, $10;
Seniors, $10 pair. Fred Taun- |
ton, Butler, Box 95.



SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE



Purebred Nubian goat, second
freshening, 2 kids, $35. Wm. N.
Huff, Austell, Rt. 2 River Rd.
phone 2898,



Between 40 and 50 sheep, $12.-
50 ea. for lot. Sold together. J.|
G. Wills, Alpharetta. Tel. 2511.|

|

Deep bodied Western Ewes,}
acclimated, 100 with lambs at |
side, also open yearing ewes,
Georgia raised. R. B. Curtis, |
Farmington. Call Madison 2608.

Goats (not milk) for sale or aa 7 Poa iver bortomts
in corn, on me erate

trade for corn or hay. W, P. Col-
vin, Milner,

MARKET. BULL TIN,

SHEEP & GoaTs



FOR SALE
Purebred Saanan Billy Goat,
can be reg., has horns 10 mos.

old, at my barn $15. Miss Kate
West College Park , Rt. f, Ston-
wallTell Rd.

Several purebred Milk Goats,
and 1 reg. French Alpine buck
with papers. Lott Stith, SOE
TON; Rts

Fresh young, short. haired,
hornless Nubian Milk Goat, TB
Bangs tested, 8 qts. daily, $35.
Cannot ship. W. 3. Sumlin, At-
janie 730 Grand Ave., a W. Be.

93

.

Good grade eats goats, milk-
ers, young does and bucks. Rea-
sonable. H. G. Elliott, Conley,
3002 Boulder Crest Dr. Di. 7206.

Milk Goat, fresh | in, with 2
nannie kids, good stock, gentle,
1 gal. or more milk, good shape,
all 3 for $39. or can buy without

pe oo Bee Villa Rica, Rt.)

Fine milk goat, fresh, gives 1
gallon day. Can be seen at my
home. O. J. Pettit, Decatur, 3181
a Rd. (Rt. 1). phone DE

3 young milk goats, freshened

April 7, 9 and 11th respectively;

each has twin kids and gives 3
to 6 Qts. daily. Sell or trade for
pigs or yearlings. E. J. Berry,
Jonesboro Mimosa Drive.

Nubian milk goat, frsh in
with 2 kids; gave 1 gal. per day
with first kidding. A. L. Barnes,
Griffin. Rt. C.

V_

ict VESTOCK WANTED



CATTLE:

Want exch. purebred Guern-

sey bull, not reg., ready for light)

service, for a Short Horn or}
Black Angus bull of good blood.

Avery Alderman, Route 1 Twin

City.

Want 1 young polled Here-.

ford bull, reg. old enough for
service, at right price. R. H. Ear-
nest, Atlanta, 2380 Campbellton
Rd. S: W. "phone RA 7245 after
7 PM week days.

. Want 1 Short Horn bull, 6 mos.
to lyr. old, prefer White with
horns, cheap for eash: J. F. Well-
born, Rock Spring.

HOGS:

Want 6 OIC gilts, 3-4 mos. old,
Reg., treated and shipped. Quote
best price. Z. L. Anderson, .Kath-
leen, Rt. 1.

- Want Reg., and bred gilt, OIC,
Hampshire, or Little Bone Gui-
nea: State what you have .Bonnie
B. Cole, Sr., Lawrenceville. Rt. 1,
Box 179.

Want 100 shoats (hog), not too
fat. also 50 poor sows. Quote.
Will pick up if pes right. H.
W. Vaughn, Athens, Box 682.
*phone 577.

Want 50 feeder shoats, wt. 80
to 100. lbs. ea. State price, size
and where located, F. T. Cham-
blee, Brookhaven, 1633 Candler
Rd.-Atlanta phone CH 2303.

GOATS:



FARM HELP WANTED

_ POSITIONS



Want
eountry aot 9

on Perot {ee eae
work ngs Mest be in
good h ve good refer- |
ences. pew ro

Time & with my ys. eaten

Street, Atlanta,

Want single man as hel
bee work on farm. se
liable, willing , worker. fate
age, and wages. oe: with
room and board. References. J.
O, Hallman, Jr., Blackshear, Rt.
1 Box 106-A. :

Want clean middle age color-
ed woman for light farm work
on farm. Salary, room, board.
oF J. O. Garner, LaGrange,

.. Bs

Want white, middle aged wo-
man for light farm work on
farm in exchange for room,
peers salary. 2 in family. Mrs.

WwW. M. Priggiae Summerville,
Rit

Want elderly couple to live as
family on: small farm and help

with small garden patchs and |

poultry. 2 in family, 2 mi. ae
Lake off Rockbridge Rd.
Martin Rd. E
Lake-Stone Mountain). Board,
room, small salary. M.-C. ees
Stone Mountain, Mitac diese

Want: ambitious young man
to work on cattle farm. Very
good 5 R house. Willingness to
work and learn more important
than experience. Dell Russell,
Greensboro, Box 327. ?

Want couple to live in house
with my father and tend live-
stock, other light farm chores.

City conveniences. J. fT. Light-|
foot, Jr., Coolidge.

Want nice colored couple no
children, to live in 4 R house
on place, lights, running water,
on mail Rt., to work on farm.
Must be reliable and ood
workers. Luther | McC
Donalsonville. Rt. 1, Box 217.

Want good, sober, settled,
middle aged or older white man,
no bad _ hahits, prefer. war Vet-
eran with some income of own,
tc live in home with me and
help with light farm chores. (I
am also Vet. of World War I
and BON Enoch A. Bush,
Eastman, Rt. 3.

Want man with family to
work on farm for wages. Cot-
ton and tobacco,
school and mail Rt. Come at

onee. Palmer Hamm, Cobb-
rtown. Rt. 2. :
Want reliable Cattle man

(prefer with small family) ex- ||

perienced with Reg. Hereford
cows. Must be able operate
farm, machinery, feed, breed,
range and doctor eattle; also
sober and willing worker. Ref.
and personal interview re-
quired. State particulars and
salary expected. Write. B. C.
Limerick, Macon, P. O. Box
202. phone 5-3780.

Cattle Prices Paid at Georgia Ma

A ae

(Between Pine.

vin, |

House on.



k | farm. Can do any kind of farm
work or tend cattle. Sam Josn-
son, Fayetteville, Rt. 3. :

Want job on dairy, chicken, or}
t. 4, ee

Slightly disabled e e t ran
eae job tractor drtving
farm, caretaking hogs or cattle,
or working with patches or other
light farm chores for 1 year at
least. ,Wife, 3 small children.
Must have 4 R house (good
cond.), with water, elec. HH.
Skinner, Doraville, Rt. 2, % H.S.
Gilleland.

Want job- on farm in exchange
for part time (while not in

and board. Miss Aubrey May,
Atlanta 1267 Peachtree St., N.E.

Want work on cattle, hog, or
poultry farm. Self, wife, 3 boys.
Experience, References. Frank
Spears, Omega, Rt. 1.

Want job on farm in excange|}
for room, board, $10 weekly.
n | Just self and small girl. Go any-
where in Ga. Letters ans. Mrs.
Oree Brown, Metter.

Young man, 18 yrs. old wants,
job on dairy, poultry, or cattle
farm. Sober, honest, willing to
work. Can drive tractor and |
truck, and do general farm work.
References if desired. Albert
Bentley, Gray, Rt. 1.

10 A corn and truck patches.}
Can drive truck and tractor.
Need or 6 R house wired for}
elec. stove, good water, etc.
Mail and school rt. 8 children to}
help work. Prefer 50 mi. radius
Atlanta Have to be moved. I
have cow, pigs, chickens. S. A.
Loftin, Powder Springs, Rt. 1.

Want farm on standing rent
basis, 5 to 15 miles of Austell.
| Must have house, wired for elec.

stove, barn, other outbldgs., | i
pasture and enough Tand for
small crop corn and truck patch-|

man, Atlanta, 339 Techwood Dr.,

Waparianbed man wants ob on|

uek farm. T. C. Haynie, Toccoa, :

school) in exchange for room} i

es. M. E. Wilder, %R. M. Pitt-| 5

on| Rt

wants jo
aundry te a

tin family. and ag
Be at once.

adjoining county. J
ARCS, 118 R

34 yr. old: nian. with wite,
children, wants job
Lifetime on farm.
tle ranch. Sober, honest, es
worker, oe

sider pes mo. or more
J. ae Concord,

Want job on farm looking after| _
cattle and poultry: Also about} ,

centage: ee or standing
Consider any amt. up to 20,0
depending on kind of equi
-ment used. Experienced. Ne
4 R ~ house. References
Box 317.

Ferguson Stockbri

Want job on
farm. 35 a old, sin;
pene. Weekly

a. De Decatur,
De. 8443.

- Veteran, _single



Ne-Ws

5 ae

830 Pryor St. Ss.





Se re?

paar oe





_

=

of young eattle well bred
than 98 Pct. -having been

testedSeveral Reg.
with calves at side, some





A dispersion sale of aioe + 300 head grade H
fords, and a number of Reg. Polled Hereford
take place on. Friday, May 7th at 10:30 AM
mont Farms, Piedmont, 62 mi. Barnesville,
Thomaston, 20 mi. Griffinthis. is substantially

females over 6 mos. old vaccinated for Bs
pulls of finest of

springer cows and heifers, open heife
nurse cows, to be sold. Terms of sale, Cas rti
check, I. C. & J. C.. Collier, Owners, Sane











and well cared
bred on our Farms:

rebred, also









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GRADE Thomaston Atlanta Athens Rome
Want to rent for her feed and}. 4-19 4-20 4-21 4-21 > #22.
pasture, a good milk goat, giving -
at least 3 Qts milk per day. -
now. Advise. Mrs. Georgia Nic- wea & Helfers i 22.00-22.85 : pokes Sea i a
ee Ce Good - 19.00-21.60 19,00-22.00 _19.00-20.00 19.50-22.50 moneazay:
HORSES A : Coml. 16.00-18.25. 16.00-18.75 16,.50-18.00 6.50-19,00 19.
ND Utility * $4.00-15.75 13.75-16.00 14,00-15.00 15.00-17.00 -14,00-16.00
Want trade hay baler, good | Cutters 11.00-12.00 11.00-13,00 11.50-13.00 11.75-13.00 BP a 50 :
cond,, for a good mule. See baler > ; :
at Riverdale, or contact, Cleve] gaives : : e eco
Hicks, Atlanta, WA7216. Good & Gholee *'17.25-22.80 _*17.50-21.50 18.00-21.00 jrapanay
Util. & Som. 13.78-17.50 13.25-17.75 14.00-18.00 -50-17, ss
pone meen Shee descaeen ae 8 Goce eae 18.25-22.00 19.00-23.00_19,00-23.25
and price; also I have at Stud, 5 * ; sf
dark Palomino Shetland stallion. | COWS ; et res nee sae
Roger 8. Cobb, Marietta. phone| Utility 11.50-13.75 11.00-13.50 12.00-13.50 11.50-13.50 11.50-12.50
8-2960. c. & CG, 8.25-11.75 8.00-11.75 9.00-11.50 8.50-12.00 - oe
e = = - * =
RABBITS: Want some Angora! pug HOt eee Seer
tabbity: dood and a few bucks Une me Bowl. -15.60 -13.00-18.25 }3.00-15.00 -13,50-14.25 2.00-14.00
Advise. D. J. Green, Griffin. Rt.| Cutters it He 13.00 11.50-13,00 ae Losecaite
mat 00-18.00 2.50-17 13.00 a
Steers Helfers 13.00-17.25 13.00-18. 50-17, =
FARM HELP WANTED Calves 13.60-19.50 13.00-19.28 ad Be saben
pasty ee ee Sourse of Information <
a hedpral St eee News Serviog 5 ee
ne D Seventh N. & , ou

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