Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1954 May 19

@ jecued a biennial Leporl of
ent of see an _that

d poe thee set out in that re-

been accomplished with the ex-
yf a great terminal market for
ucts at or near Washington,
aave also originated and carried
umber of other projects in addition
roposals of the 1944 report.

reat terminal market at Wash-
C. has not been established for
that we have not been able to
priations sufficient to carry
improvements of markets
a, let alone undertaking the



see that such a market is con-
and put into operation, assum-
ourse, that whoever the people
amissioner._of Agriculture this
le to the pecieet.

big Since market at. Wash-
will be possible whenever a
ars on Georgia markets to im-
gin moving the surplus out
markets to that big distribut-
Washington. The managers
shington Market can take im-
> steps to sell such products before
rrival there. s

nh a market will be in easy truck-
ance for retail merchants in the
towns of West Virginia, Penn-

laryland and Virginia. The



in hauling distance of -their
will open a tremendous new mark-
unlimited buying power which
been tapped before insofar as
farmers products are concern-

production of fruits, vege-
ruck | crops is seasonal, there

2 do not have a permanent
consuming areas. Such
shington will also bring
mers products within
distance of New



Tom Linder ener

od t

WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1954

NT AND







NUMBER 37

KETS |



UTURE



mammoth market at Wash-

ny urpose, during the next four

he danger of a glutted market





more, and othen great consuming centers.

By reason of the relative short heal
from Georgia to Washington as compared
with Florida, the Rio Grande Valley and
California, there is no reason why Geor-

gia products should not always bring
higher returns to farmers with less loss

in transit and handling to the middle
man.

In the City of Washington alone, there
are many times ten thousand Georgians,
Alabamians, Floridians, Carolinians, and
people from Tennessee, who will be glad

to know that in the outskirts of Washing-
ton there is a place where they can al-

ways go and buy fresh Georgia products,
milk, eggs, vegetables and fruits and also
delicious Georgia sweet potatoes, Geor-
gia cane syrup, Georgia water ground

eorn meal, Georgia poultry, Georgia pe-

cans, Georgia hams, Georgia sausage and
all the many delicacies that make the
mouth water for which Georgia i is famous.

Existing Georgia markets need im-
provement and the development of facili-
ties for handling and marketing products
-such as eggs, poultry, milk, grains and
hay. Georgia farmers marketing sy-
stem, since its inception in 1935 under
what appeared to be insurmountable dif-
ficulties and handicaps, has become the
talk of market men of the nation, and
yet, we have only scratched the surface of
unlimited possibilities.

The further development and in-
creased efficiency of - farmers markets,
with beneficial results to farmers and
consumers alike, must also be matched
with increased financial support for the
College of Agriculture, the Experiment
Stations, the Extension Forces, Vocation-
al Agricultural Forces, Soil Conservation,
Forestry, and all those agencies which are
engaged in building and preserving soils,
products from those: soils, the develop-
ment of better crops and livestoek and
the making of better living conditions on
the farm. S

The people of Georgia are deeply in-

terested and have shown their willing-"

ness to support education for their chil-
dren, more and better roads, better health
programs, better treatment of inmates
of eleemosynary institutions and better
care of those whom misfortune has
caused to be dependent on the generosity

-of the public for aid. In their zeal to

a

fields is of tremendous





acquire all these good things, we hae

/ somewhat overlooked the fact that the ;

development of our agriculture and our |
industry is the first requisite for the con- ee
tinued maintenance, enlargement and ee
development of these good things which :
we all desire. It should, therefore, be the
purpose of us all,during the next four

yeers to bring about such an improve | .
ment in our basic eeonomy as to make
possible further advance of the great
progress already made by the people of
Georgia during the last two decades,

Marketing plans for the future must
also take into account the development
of terminal facilities water, rail and ~
truck so as to make Georgia a desirable
warehousing and distributing center for
all the area of the southeast quadrant of
tne United States. With the great de-
velopment of diversified agriculture in all
lines and the great development of in-
dustry, mining, etc. and with our great
potential development of natural re-
sources of ores and minerals, there is no
reason why the industry, warehousing
and merchandising of products of all
kinds in Georgia should not combine
Kansas City, Memphis, New Orleans,
Richmond and Atlanta within the boun-
daries of this great state.

Georgias natural wealth in the geo-
logical field has remained almost intact.
Financial support for our Department of
Geology and Mining has never been such
as to enable the exploration of our un- _
told wealth in that field. The next four . :
years should bring about discovery and a
development of these resources to the
extent of producing a new income run-
ning into hundreds of millions of dollars.

Agriculture in recent years has been
beset with highly destructive and tre-
nendously expensive insect pests and |
plant diseases. The work of our experi- !
mental and research men in these fields,
as well as the work of our Department of |
Entomology in.the control of these insect
pests and fungi, has been limited because
of the lack of sufficient funds to-carry on
the work adequately. The work in these
importance to
every man, woman and child in the state
and must be adequately provided for.

TOM LINDER :
Commissioner of Agriculture i

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- - SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

_ SECOND HAND



One 4 Can-In-Line, Wet-bath
Milk Cooler, good shapef Dbl.
Wash Vat, Small Milking Ma-
chine for dairy. Sell or tarde
for pigs -or heifers; Also want 1
Hay Rake cheap for cash, with-
in 15 mi. Atlanta or Decatur. W.
E. Hudson, Decatur, Rt. 2, Bowen
Rd. Ph. Cr, 1520.

Intl. H Tractor, rebuilt, plant-
ers, fertilizer, all cultivating
equipment, $1400.; Also 500 gal
Harde Spraying Machine, motor
attached, rebuilt throuhout, guar.
ist. class cond., etc., $1250. Lo-
cated farm Hwy. 62, or call col-
Ject He. 5-8686. C. M. Pippin,
Albany, Rt. B.

Allis-Chalmers Combine No.
60, equipped with motor drive,
good cond., very little used. J.
H. Mobley, Bufford, Thompson
Mill Rd.

Long Power Hay Baler, baled
120 acres straw, like new, rea-

sonable Contact. R. S. Duffell,|

Macon, 659 Broadway.

6 ft. Case Combine with good
motor and clover attach, ready,
$300. Zimri M. Addy, Preston,
% Circle A Ranch.

Allis-Chalmers 40 Combine,
good cond., $200; Also good Tur-

ner hay baler without. motor,
reasonable. J. Ralph Duggan,
Warthen.

1 each, Allis Chalmers.combine
and mower, New Idea side del.
rake, all good to fair cond.
Cheap. Clifford B. Glover, New-
nan, 76 E. Broad St. .

Int]. 2 mule riding cultivator,
perfect cond., breast chains,

double lines, 6 ft., 6 discs, $50.

Del within 100 miles Valdosta.
Paul Beck, Valdosta, Rt. 3.

Buggy without top, also nice
5 gaited horse, 8% yrs. old, for

sale. Ralph Dangar, Woodstock,
eos cobe

Elec. Churn, good as new, for

Ford Tractor, 1950 model, ex-
cellent cond., new paint, recent-
ly overhauled, $700. J. Harold
Platt, Gainesville, Rt. 3. Ph. Le.
4-7817.

Intn] pick-up hay baler and
| Dearborn rake, has been used
|part of 2 seasons, $1,200. for

.| both, 3 mi. No. Ila. Tommy Brad-

ley, Dainelsville. Rt. No. 2.

1946 Model B. John Deere
Tractor, 826 Taylorway harrow
(new in 1953), $825. Mrs. Estelle
Edwards, Buchanan. .

Sears Roebuck Brooder, Model
| 595-120, slightly -used, excellent
;cond., $7. Mrs. J. Fy Kelley, At-
|lanta, 51 Palisades Rd. Ve.: 5687.

WD Allis-Chalmers Tractor,
fairly new rubber, with bull
dozer blade, sub-soiler, and dbl.
sec. deep cutting harrow, all A-1
cond., $1750. C. B. Hansford,
Arnoldsville, Rt. I.



Allis-Chalmers Combine,
| Model 60, recently overhauled,
| $250; Case Combine, 1953 model,
| $950. Or trade for cub tractor.
| Ph. Griffin 7076. Roy A. Russell,
Milner, Rt. 1.

Large gas power unit, late
model Oliver make, with pulley,
starter, and governors, used to
pull grist mill, for sale or trade.
fe Leem Milner: RED-1.- Tel:
| Griffin 4604.



i
One top buggy, harness in
good running cond., also 4 wag-

| Phone 43-6253. M. C. New Tuck-
|}er, 5511 Hugh Howell Rd.

: Commercial Fertilizer, Spread-
er, good cond., $60; Dbl. Drag
Harrow, good cond., $40. G. J.
| Wemmer, Pine Mountain Valley.
| Ph. 2053, Hamilton, Ga.

| Case Side Delivery Hay Rake
| on steel wheels, good cond.
| ready for -service, $125;
| Feed Mill, $25; 8 Row Grain
| Drill, $75. Or tarde for manure



sale or exch. for cured meat or|SPreadet or stalk cutter (pickup

dried apples. Write first J. B.

Wright, Rentz, Box 38.

Elec. Churn, used only

months, $12.00; Also 2 gal. Past-
than:
month). Mrs. Myrtle Summers,
Center-

eurizer, $20 (used less
Grayson, Rt. 1. (Near

ville, Everson Rd.).

Planet Jr.

good cond., $125. 12 mi. east
Dublin on Hwy. 80. W. M. Wick-
er, Dublin.

John Deere 8 Row

Garden Tractor,
Cultivator and cutaway harrow,

|type) for Ford. See on Maggie
| Hayes Farm. V. B. Sosebee,
| Dawsonville, Rt. 1. ;

John Deere No. 5 Heavy Duty

|Rock-Guard Tractor Mower, 6

| ft sickle, use@ one season, $200;
|No. 7 Intl. Harvester ensilage
| cutter on wheels with 2 sets
| blades used to cut 100 tons, and
| J. D. Row Binder, for sale. Jack
|Fletcher, West Point.

No. 601946 | Allis-Chalmers
|Combine, Model H 1946 Marmall
Tractor, both excellent cond.

MACHINERY FOR SALE

}on wheels. See at my place, or

Letz

__ SECOND HAND _

MACHINERY FOR SALE|h



Allis-Chalmers Tractor, 2 hor-
raws, for sale or tade for cows.
J. C. Etheridge, Greenville. :

6 Row Blue Cotton Duster,

Lused very little, good cond., also
Oliver Riding Cultivator Wheels
used one sason. J. H. Pass, Cal-
houn, Rt. 2, Dews Pond Rd..:

Two IH 62 Combines, one with
motor and tank, other with pow-
et take-off. Sell at bargain.
prices. Hugh Crook, Montezuma.

3 disc tiller for M or H Farm-
all> Tractor, <$200; No. 4. J.,D.
mule drawn mower, 3 extra
blades, $60.; Two Ideal 4 row
sprayers, $40 ea. John Goldin,
Draketown.

. J.D. Smoothing Harrow, trail-
fer type, $115; Cultivators for
Farmall F20, fair cond. Sell or
trade for milch cow. My place
Near Old Cambellton town on
92 Hwy. Mrs. Myrtle Martin,
Fairburn, RFD 2.

Farmall A Tractor, lights,
power take-off, pulley, has lift,
cultivators, planters, new bush
and bog harrow, $750. Ross Mad-
dox, Winder, RFD 4.

Late model IHC Cub Tractor
with cultivating attach., mower,
rake, 2 wheel rubber tired steel
body wagon, all good -shape,
$900. Hamilton Ralls; Hogans-
ville.

Farmall H Tractor, new model, |
excellent cond. Very reasonable.
Write. L. R. Bray, Atlanta, 2475
Bouldercrest Dr, S. E. Or Call Di.
2153 after 6 PM. gine:

F 2 Case Combine, 1950 model,
used about 100 hrs., cuts 5 ft.,
runs off P. T. O. 1st. class shape.
$375. J. B. Johnson, Stokbridge.|
Ph. 2641. -

2 H Mowing Machine, good
cond., also 2 H Wagon, $135. for

mart, Rt. 2.

New Holland No. 76 Pickup
Hay Baler. C. J. Steed, Carroll-
ton, Rt. 3.

20 Farmall Tractor. on rub-
ber, good cond., with 2 disc plow
and harrow, F20 Farmall Tractor
on steel 5 row mule drawn cot-
ton duster, good cond. R. -V.
Hamrick, Ranger.

One used 62 Intl. Harvester
Combine, good shape, motor
good cut about 800 acres, needs
painting, 5 ft. cut, $450. Harry

Good mule drawn hay rake,
$25; Also Gaylot dirt pan for
Farmall Super A tractor. Roger
S. Cobb, Marietta, Box 304.
Ph. 8-2960.

Farmall Cub Single Dise Trail-
er Plow No. 151, used very little,
perfect. cond.,) $75. ~M. R.
Boroughs, Decatur, Clifton Rd.,
Panthersville District De.. 8000.

Allis Chalmers G tractor, cul-
tivator, planters, plow, 8 disc
bush and bog harrow. All in good
cond., like new,. $595. at home.
Mack Coker, Statham, RFD 1.

Model ,MC_ Tractor ~ (John
Deere) Roller, used only 4
months good cond., like new;
Also Power Saw, cheap for cash.
Issac Ahlborg, McKinnon.

John Blue Six Row- Cotton
Duster for Allis-Chalmers Trac-
tor B or C model, $80. W. A.
Hart, Dallas, Rt. 2;Box 47.

Moline Corn Binder, good run-
ning cond., for cutting corn soy-
beans, silage, grain sorghum,
used very little. very. simple to
operate, easy to pull. Frank H.
Redwine, Palmetto, Rt. 1.

12 A John Deere Combine with
motor, new belts, Ist. class cond.,
priced right. Can be seen in
operation. James Denham, Syca-
more. ~

3-80 saw gin outfit complete.
Costearound $10 (Ten thousand
dollars). Will sell for 10 per-
cent of cost. J. T. Warnock,
| Tarrytown, POB 209.

| New Idea Hay Loader, tractor
| drawn, good cond., bargain $125;
Also 5 Row Simplex Cotton



Cotton| Must sell to divide estate. See.| Duster for tractor attachment,

Duster, perfect cond., $80. O. E.| Reagan Sanders, Commerce, % | Ist..class cond. K. D. Sanders,

Crawford, Goggins.

\M. T. Sanders Furn. Co.



both. Mrs. R. A. Nolen, Rock-|.

Kenedy, Midville, P. O. Box 222.|
type mower, fits garden tractor, |



\Eatonton. Ph. 2151. >

1952 Intl. Combine with motor, |
like new, for sale. Ralph Duncan,

Dacula, Rt. 1.; - i

3 unit Hindman milking ma-
chine, bottling machine, etc.,
for dairy, priced to sell. Ros-

Page Wheeless, Meansville, Rt.|

Ervin Land Paper Shell Pe-|

cae nee, $50; Drum for
cleaning and. polishin cans,
$10. B. W. febsouk
Barnesville. Tel. 67-J.

- Complete -6utfit Blacksmith |.

shop tools; Also Martin Cy-
cione Cotton Duster, horse
drawn, practically new Spring
Tooth Harrow, perfect shape,
one 2 sec. drag tooth harrow,
all good cond., bargain. Can be

seen at my home. J. A. Pace, |

Hinehurst.. - re

-. Almost new McCorntick-|2
Deering Mowing Machine, mule}.
drawn, 2-5 ft. blades, one 8 ft.)
2 wheel rake, $195. B. R. Wood-|~





liff, Alpharetta. ae a

One 7 can Westinghouse
Dairy Cooler, 1st. class cond.,

$300; Also other dairy equip- |
est
Haddock; on North Side Rd.}
L. M. Smith, Haddock, Phone
-evenings, 2479. 4 ee

1953 Allis - Chalmbers CA,| \,

ment my place, 1/4 mile

used very little, 3 point hitch,
hydraulic lift, dbl. clutch, $950;
WC Allis-Chalmers, good cond.,
but older tractor, _g00
rubber on both, $750. R. T.
Langley, LaFayette. Ph. 4-1097.

One Irrigation System with
1000-4 in: pipe, 800-3 in., with

or without power unit. Reason- |.

able. Lindsey West, Carrollton,
Rt > phone 1988J1.

Model G_ Allis - Chalmers
Tractor, hydraulic lift, distri-
butors, never used for sale. Joe
E. Sikes, Glennville, Box 271.

No. 18 in. rock grist mill and
sheller, for sale my place, 4 1/2
mi.N. Roswell, just off Hwy.
140 on Cox Rd. Jim Hughes,
Woodstock, Rt. 1. i <

Allis - Chalmers Combine,
ready to go, $400; Also 6 row
cotton duster, will fit most any
tractor. Norman Johnson, War-
renton. : :

One 5 deck elec. brooder, |

heat on all decks, excellent
cond., like new, $25. Mrs. W.
Blackwell, Stone Mountain,
5200 Memorial Dr., Rt. 3, Ph:
4-36309. oS

David Bradley 24 in. reel
$35, J. P. Bacchus, Macon, 5314
Bloomfield Rd.

One Cobey Hi-speed Wagon,
7x14 ft. custom flat, 2 ft. side
bodies, 650 - 6 ply tires, good
cond., $200 cash. Mrs. J. R.
Harmon, Reynolds.

Intl. McCormick Deering
45T Pickup Baler, and Side
Del. Rake on rubber, both 1 yr.
old, baled about 1500 bales,
like new, $1350 for both. James
W. Veal, Cedartown, Rt. 3.

Good 6 Row Horse Drawn
Cotton Duster with motor,

mounted on. cart, $125. J. C.}

Sewell, Carnesville, Rt. 3.

One used 4 can Intnl milk
cooler, and some small: items
necessary for dairy. Good cond.
$275 at my dairy, Mrs. R. G
Steele, McDonough, Rt. 2.

Huskie garden tractor, 3 H.
P., cultivators, mold board,
turning plow and mower: for
$150. All in good .cond. B. W.
Dodson, Plains.

Sey large,

Hammer Mill,

$100. L. C. Williams, Cochran, |

Rt. 2, % Red Dog Farm.

One Choremaster Garden
Tractor (one wheel), with at-
techments, excellent cond.,
$97.50. Cannot ship. C. Dun-
can, Atlanta, 338 Candler Rd.,
S$. E.

_ Planet Jr. Garden Tractor,
equipped with plow, harrow,
cultivator; sickle bar, used only
cne season. Saagifice for $100
cash. J. W. Johnson, Lithonia.
(Centerville). PKone Stone
Mtn., 3454. : ex

One 6 ft. Case Combine, $200;

Middlebrook, |

"\Must> be chea for

than half - pric
Arthur N. Heat
Bloomfield R

Want one set of
tivators, front
Farmall A Tracto
man, Dewey. Rose.

side del. rake ~
Atlanta. State price.

d| Riverdale, Rt. 1.



Want to exchange
chickens for garde

( hape. See. H.-
hickamauga, Rt. 1

Want Simplex C

bine. Or trade for
distributors for F
any Ford equi;
Daniel, Bronwood
Si20G SF ee eee
Want 1 used tractc
24. Must be in good
cheap for cash. G.
Blythe. Ss

Want Grain ]
concrete stave, 100.
ton capacity. George

with cultivator and p!
all details and price.
er, Macon, Lower Pop
Want Bradley Gar
with or without
Hall, Washington,
Want to excange J.
Hammermill, Corn
in corn rock, 14 ft.
and pulley, for |
chinery for light sa
Contact. Cy Hadd

Want mowing m
with 1947 model Vz
tor also a side di

B. Kinzey, Thomson,

Want Cub Tracto

Augusta: F. C. Temp
2103 Harold Rd

cotton duster for

C tractor. Will pa
for this years oats.
Childs, Omaha.

Want 3 Roller P
Mill. Write particule
olen Swain, Danie:

Want to exch. Hill :
Plow for MT Bottom F
el M-10 John Deere. V

Glennville, Rt 4.

Want 3 disc
Plow for Allis-C!

n

Cider Mill, $20; Grain Clean-}1n_



er and Grader, .

$25... W.
Maley, Jefferson, :





to fit Farmall C or For
Also have for ee

















gl. 30: S 38
'F count.





7

nder Sweet Pepper,
SeS 2b. Rutger
50 M+ 500, $1.75.
Prompt shipment.



sa Red Skin PR Po-
No chks. Pre-
htsey, Screven.

3unch PR Red Skin
its, $4 -M; ry
WE eR.
















































































rompt | shipment.
pheaey, Rt. a





is PR Po-
insp., ae: for ee



lueberry, io 6 ft. A,
and Yellow May
ze, 3, $1; Old

gis

Etc pnkg 2 $1.25:
; $10. -M; Mtn,

, bearing | Size, +

Beato: grown from
500, $2: $3 M.
Clyde Cook,

= treated Red Skin
Pian seed grown.
entane.: full count,
Ge. ae ie Light-

and eresich Cop-
_ good. plants,
. Del. No: chks.
, Surrency, Rt. 2.

bi g Tomato Plants,
; (00 small, 50; 20;

1d cash, Mrs. J.-M.
Bremen, it: i

copperskin - Potato,
11 count eur Ovis
Bristol. | ;

opperskin Polaie
t, $1.75 M. FOB. Leary
-rson. Re

Ee eS Potato,
Full -count guar. G.

ind LA. Coppin Pota-
=; Over 4 M, $2.50 M.
paid. If by PP, add 50c
filled promptly. Mrs.
ore, Nichols, ORS?

sp. Pink Skin Potato
4 May 15th.,-$5 M.
Crs Strayhorn,

PeNes

Tu leberry, bearing |
_doz.; . Scuppernong
ngs, B0c doz.; Catnip, | 9
ae Peppermint, 25c
dike er ana 70

$5.75 M; Add post-
Lee- Hood, -Gaines-
































ermuda - Stolons, 2

se
rmful weeds and
ek at-farm. Under.
up, 50 MS
ap bags,
; 50 M, $35.

dd Peach, both :
LPR Potato, 500, $1.25; $2.50 M;



M; Red Skin and Pink: Skin
. | Fotato, $5 M. Ready by May 15.
No chks. J. L. Strayhorn, Flow-
ery Branch, Riel.

| perskin. Potato, $2 M.; Rutger
Tomato, moss packed, full count,
| $2 M; 2 M up, -$1.75.-M. Del
; | Wilton Ring, Odum. /

Govt. insp. Imp. PR Potato,
red and copperskin, $2.75 M. Del.
in Ga. Dan L. Williamson, Bris-
tol Rts

Govt. insp. Imp. PR Potato
Plants, red and copperskin,
$2.75 M..Del. in Ga. Jennings
Williamson, Bristol, Rt. 1.

- Govt. insp. and imp. PR Pota-

t Plants, red and copperskin,
$2.75 M. Del. in Ga. W.-W.
Williamson, Bristol, Rt. 1.

Red, Pink, and Copperskin,
$1 M.~ Postage collect. Can fill
large or small orders prompt-
ly. Guar. full count. Cecih
c| Lisp, Alma, nt, -2.-Ph. 52526.

Govt. insp. Red and Yellow
Skin PR Potato, ready, $2.25
M Del. to 3rd. zone. NO chks.

ven, Rt. 1, Box 186. a

_ Govt. insp. imp. vine setting
Red Skin Runner PR Potato,
$4 M shipped; Or $3 M here:
10 or 15 M ready to pull. Mrs:
Winnie Miller, Denton.

Govt. -insp. PR Copperskin
Potato,-$2 M; 3 M or more,
$1.50 M. FOB. No COD. G. E
Brannen, Patterson.

Millions of plants: Certified
3000. up, $2; Tomatoes, 50ce C;
500, $1.25; $2 M; 5000 up, $1.50
_M; Bell. Peppers, 50 -C;.. 500,
$1.50; $2. 50 M.. Full count.
Prompt shipment. B. J. Head,

rverbearing Straw- | Alma, Pho. 3791.

Runner fhe: La. Copperskin
Potato, State insp., $2.75 del.

| to. 8rd. zone. J. R. Gruber, Sur-

rency, Rt: 2

-Govt. insp. and treated PR
Pink Skin; Copperskin Potato,
$1.90 m; 5 M, $8. Del. Buncum
Lightsey, Surrency, ies

PR Pink ~ Skin and Copper-
-skin Potato Plants, govt. insp.,
| treated, $2 M; Calif, Wonder
Sweet Pepper, $2.25 M. Del.
Prompt shipment. Hiram Light-,
sey, Surrency, Rt..2. .

Tomato Plants, 75c C; Hot
Pepper, 25c doz.; Long Wide
Leaf Tobacco Plants, $1 C; Sage
end Catnip, $1 doz.: Also Mar-
tin Gourd Seed, 3 packs, $1;
Giant, 3 packs, $1.25. Add post-
age. L.:J, Ellis, Cumming, Rt.

x

V

-

a

Govt. insp. treated Red Skin
PR and Copperskin Potato
Plants, from vine cuttings, $4
we oe F. W. Dixon, - Bristol,
ie ;

Rutger Tomato, grown from
crtified New Jersey seed, $2:75
'M. FOB. No. chks. Clyde Cook,
Cordele. Ph, 1608.

PR Potato Plants, insp., certi-
fied, ready, shipped promptly,
$5 M. Any amount at my farm.
Or ship express. Major Crow,
Gainesville, RFD 1.

Govt. insp. PR Potato, 500,
$3;-$5 M; Old Fashion Boone,
500, $3.50; $6 M. Ready. C. D.
Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Govt. insp. Copperskin Pota-
to, $3 M. Full count. Del.; Mar-
globe ahd Rutger Tomato, $2

Ms. Katie Mullis, Odum, Rt. 2.

Govt: insp, La. Copperskin
Potato, $1.75 M. FOB, Ready.
Exch. for farm products. Miss
Florence OQuinn, Odum, Rt.

~La~Copperskin Potato, grown
from vine cuttings, State insp.
seed, $3 M. Del. to 3rd. zone.
Prompt shipment. Full count
guar. J. F; Gruber, Odum, Rt.

Govt. insp.. and treated PR
Potato, Copper and Pink Skin,
and 100 to Hill, $4 M. Prompt
shipment. Frank Merritt, Sere-
Wen ORT. iz

Govt. insp. Copperskin Pota-
to, $3 M. Full count; Marglobe
and Rutger Tomato, $2: No
chks. sek shipment, Mar-

ca





Boone's Potato Plants, $5.50, :

Govt. insp. and treated Bo

Full count. W. L. Griffis, Scre- |

Prompt shipment. No ehks..





ype
fied, wee p
vine frown see ck, istayr:,
$5 M. FOB. Tom Anderson, Mc-
ee Star Riche







Imp. PR and Gioe cin Po-
tato, $2.50 M; Bunch Potato,
$4 M. Govt. insp. Guar, count.
No chks. norCOD, S. PL Hutto,

| Surrency,

Govt. insp. Copperskin Potae
to, $1.50 M, FOB. Guar. full
count. Prompt shipment. Atlas
Lightsey, Surrency, Rt. 2

. Govt. insp. Copperskin Pota-
to, $2 M. FOB. Guar. full cour\.
Ready. Eveline Lightsey, Sur-
rency, RFD 2

Govt. insp. pure Pink Skin
PR Potato Plants, ready, 500,
$2.50; $4.50 M. Del. Pr mpt
shipment. Good count. No COD.
DaReLS Mathis, Gainesville, Rt.

Certified govt. insp, eciod
Bunch PR Plants, Ist. yr., $1
C; 500, $3.50; $5.50 M. PP:
Moss packed, Shipped Ga., Fla.
only. May and June del. Ray-
mond Fussell, Milan, Rt. 2.

La. Copperskin Bunce Potato
Plants, $4 M. FOB. Full count.
Prompt shipment. B. B. OBer-
ry, Surrency, Rt. 2.

Govt. insp. and treated Red
and Copperskin Potato, $3 M;
dM up $2.50 Del. Full count.
Prompt shipment Luther Griffis
Odum, Rt. 2.

Govt. insp. Red Skin PR Po-
tato Plants, grown -from vine
cuttings, 500, $2.25 M; $4 M; Old
Fashion Boones, $2.75, 500; $5
M. Prompt shipment. Good count
Guy Crow, Gainesville,

Govt. insp. treated Red and
Pink Skin Potato, 500, $2.50; $4.-
50 M; Bunch, $6 M; Old Fashich

Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Rt: 1

State i insp. Potato Slips, Bune
and Old Fashion Boones, on
$2.75; $5 M; Red or Pink ne
500, $2.25; $4. M; Del. E. C. Wal-
drip Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Several thousand potato draws
mostly from the vines, $3 M. L.
J. Walker, Milan, Rt. 2

Govt. insp. Copperskin Potato
Plants, $2.25 M. Del. Full count
Prompt shipment. S. R. Herring-
ton, Baxley, Rt. 2.

Bunch PR Potato, $1 C; 200,
$1.50; 500 $3; $5.50 M. Parcel
post or exp. prepaid in Ga.
Treated: and State insp. Moss
packed. May, June, and July.
Prompt shipment. J. E. Sims,
Mystic. Ph. Ocilla, 1422.

_ Certified La. Copperskin Po-
tato Draws, $2.50'M. PP in Ga.
Herbert Eugene OQuinn, Odum,
Rt22; Box 176.

Fresh Rutger and Marglobe
Tomato, 200, 75c; 500, $1.50; $2.50
M. Moss packed. Fresh del. Full
count. J. P..Mullis, Raxley, Rt. 4.

Red, Louisiana, and Bunch
Yams, $4 M: Sweet and Hot
Pepper, $4. Prompt service. W.
G: Bullard, Baxley, Rt. 4, Box
128.

Millions of P. R. Potato plants,
State insp. Imp. La. Copperskin,
5000, $6. No COD. F. G. Tyre,
Bristol. \

Govt. insp. Copperskin Potato
Plants, from vine (cuttings, $3
M; 5 M up, $2.75 M. FOB Prompt
shipment. W. R. Hutto, Sur-
rency, Rt. 2..

Cert. govt. insp.; Bunch Pota
to, grown from vine cuttings, $4

Plants, $1 doz. PP in Ga: Mrs.
Martha White, Dahlonega, Rt. 1,
Box 60. :

Tobacco, and. Pepper Plants,
both $5 M; Golden Bell Potato,
plants, $5 M; PR (running var-
iety) Potato, $3 M. Cannot ship

potato plants. Mrs. W. F. Gaddis,
Quitman, Box 124.
Govt. insp: La. Copperskin,

$3M; $12.50 5 M. PP in Ga, No
chks. or COD. Julian Todd,



Leroi

Boones, 500, $3; $5 M. Del. Say}
| high germ.. new bags,

M. Prompt. shipment. David
Mann, Surency, Rt. 2.

Catnip, Peppermint, Balm,
Garlic Bulbs, 50c doz.;' Birdock
Root, 50c Jlb.; Horse Radis)



ne Copperskin Potato, 5
$8, Ready... ed: Graham, |
Aotiey.

La. Copperskin .Potato, govt.
ispt treated, $3 M. Del. Dewey
Thornton, Screven.

Govt. insp. P. R. Potato, red
or La. copperskin, $2 M. FOB. W.
G. Murray, Odum, Rt. 2._

Certified Bunch , PR Copper-
skin Sweet Potato, $5 M. FOB
my. farm. Immediate del. J.B:

Lord Dudley, Rt. 1.



BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE



50 bu. Iron Hay Peas, re-
cleaned, in 2% bu. bags, 6.50
bu. R~ A. Allen, Jenkinsburg.

400 lbs. Purple Hull Peas,
extha-- lone .-30c:. lbaoM.:> Hi;
Thames, Red Ooak. Ph. 5110.

3 bu. 2 Crop Brown Crowder
Peas, sound, pure, gathered
without rain, $7. bu. FOB. Alex
Barfield, Louisville.

Clean Brown Crowder Peas,
good for table use, green can-
ned or dried, $10. bu. FOB.
Roy Cox, Woodstock, Rt. 1.

29. bu. Gatan Beans for sale.
Joe Wages, Dacula.

Old Fashion Blue Speckled
Crowder Pas, 50c qt.; Black
Seeded Wax Garden Beans,
tender, 25c pt. PP. Mrs. Har-
tiett Grier, Alto, Rt. 1, Box
55.

Yard Long Beans, 10c pkg.;
Also Castor Bean Plants, 1%
doz., 50c; Catnip, 25c bunch.
Add postage, Mrs, Ruby Wheel-

pr. Conyers, Rt: 1.

a

Recleaned Black Hog or Hay
Peas, in-1% bu. bags, $11.25
per bag. W. H. Studstill, Lake-
Janid: -P =O: Box AD 2g

600 bu. Iron and. Clay Peas,
$6. bu.
Dr, C. P. Savage, Montezuma.
Ph. 6851-7301 or 3631.

Several bushels Yellow Crow-
der Peas, free of hulls and
splits, $4. 00 bu. at barn 3 mi.
= Mauk. M. B. Watson, Mauk,

fied

250 bu. unmixed Whipporwill
Peas, $4.50 bu. sacked and del.
to RR Stat. Satis. guar. W. M.
Howle, Bowdon,

2 bu. Two Crop Crowder
yeas $6. bu. Ralph\Jones, Cad-
well /

Tender Speckled Cutshort
Cornfield Beans, 65 cup; Mix-
ed Cutshorts, 60c cup. Add
postage. Mrs. Preston Souther-
Jand, Ellijay.. Rt, 3:

Tender Speckled -Cutshort
Cornfield Beans, 65c cup; Mix-
ed -Cutshorts, 60c cup. Add
Beets! Arvil Lambert, Ellijay,

Vee

white with
$5.50 bu.
Carters,

Crowder Peas,
blaek eyes, 10c a ops
not PP, Jud Roberts,
Bind;

New White Pole .or Corhfield
Beans, also reaked Cutshort,
all tender, productive, 50c cup.
Prompt del? No chks. or stamps.
Mrs. Enos E. Mullins, Jasper,
RFD 2,

Little ptin Gi peas, $6. bu.,
20 bu. or more, $5.50 bu. FOB.
Inman Marett. Hartwell, Rt. 3

30 Ibs. Purple Ps, 25 lb.
Add postage. E. C., Tyler, Mon-
ticello, Rt. 3.

Tender Streaked. and White
Half Runner Beans, 3 cups,
$1.60; Large White and Streak-
ed Butterbeans, 4 cups, $1.25;
6. Week Peas, and Purple Hull,
4 cups, $1.25; 1 bushel White
Crowder, $10, bu.. FOB. No
chks. Mrs. Lon Ashworth, Da-
culasoRtsyk,

White and Colored Bunch
Buitterbeans, 25c cup. Add post-
age. Ethel Crowe, Gainesville,

fas ee

Striped. Tender Cornfield
Beans, 60c teacup; 3 cups, $1.50;
Also Garlic and Peppermint
Plants, 30c doz. Add postage.
Miss Genttia Brown, Ball
Ground, Rt, 1

Good sound recleaned Iron
Peas, $5. bu. at farm 12 mi.
SW. Macon, Grady Turner,
Macon, Rt. 7. Ph. 35844,

i

or, 20c lb.

Newton, Sr.,



N
FOR SALE _

\
7

Blue Java Peas, early, fine
for table use, 25c Ib. 5 lb. lots;
in half bushel and
bushel lots. Add posage. P. B,
Brown, Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

Crowders: Early Purple Hull,
White Blackeyed, Large Red,
Red Peanut, Early Brown
Weeks, few White Lady peas,
all 40c cup; 4 cups, $1.35. Pne-
paid. Prompt del.- Mrs. H. E.
Richardson, Bowdon, Rt. 1.

20 bu. good New Era Field
Peas, $5.50 bu. at my place;
Also about 12 bu. Calif. White
with blackeye Peas, for seed
only, slightly damaged, treated,
a ssh C63 Alston; Preston,

ie

Old Fashion Striped Half
Runner Beans, 50c gup; Small
White Butterbeans,

White Rice Peas, 40c cup. Add
postage. Mrs. Ardell Meeler,

2 Crop Crowder, Mixed and
Blackeyed Peas, for sale. 41
Hwy. So. Highway Store, Joh
B. Horne, Fort Valley, Rt. 1)

Crowder Peas: 40 bu. pure
Sugar, 10 bu. pure Dixie Lee,
25 bu. 6 Weeks, 3 bu. Brown-
eyed, all $10 bu.; Also 26 bu.
mixed Field Peas, $6 bu. Clean-
ed, treated, FOB McDonough.
No less bushel shipped. R. C,

Bartlett, McDonough, Box 289.) f

Streaked Half Runner, and
Heavy Bearing Blue Pole
Beans, 2 cups, $1.15; Col. Run-
ning and white Col. Bunch,
Butterbeans,* 3 cups, $1.10;
Early Brown 6 Weeks, 2 Crop
Peas, 5 cups, $1.25; Cream
Crowders, 4 cups, $1.25; PP in
Ga. Mrs. Clarence McMillian,
Dacia; nik

50 bu. Brown Crowder Peas,
80 pct. germ., $8 bu. W. L. Tay-
lor, Buena Vista, Rt. 1.

Several hundred bushels
Yelnando and JEW 45
beans, 90 pct. germ., packed in
2 bu. bags, for sale. Fred B.
Halcyondale.

Purple Hull Blackeyed and
Cream Col. Crowder Peas, 15c
Yb. All weevil treated. Add
postage. Mrs. Johnnie Harmon,
Calhoun, Rt. 2.

White Browneyed Crowders,
and Brown Crowder Peas, $6
bu. J. N. Cook, Buena Vista,
Rtacd;

150. bu. Brown 2 Crop Peas,
pure, recleaned, $5.25 bu.; 125
bu. mixed Two-Crop, reclean-
ed, all early warieties, $5 bu.
All FOB. Min. order 4 bu. Geo.
S. Metzger, Clyo.

20 bu. Velvet Beans.
able at market price.
Byrd, Reynolds.

Avail-
Dak



SEED AND GRAIN 4)
FOR SALE



Green glaze collard and Hast-
ing heading collard seed, 20c
tbl:; Plants of same, 20c doz.;
Also Eggplants, 35c doz.; Hot
pepper plants, 20c doz.; Bo-
quett Pepper, 25c doz.; Shallot
or Evergreen Onion, 20c doz.
Add postage. Viola C, Brady,
Cairo, Rt. 1.

6500 lbs. Brown Top Millet,
recleaned, in new 100 lb. bags,
$6.50 per hundred, FOB. Hom-
er E. Williams, Athens, 481
Ruth St. Ph, 1152-W.

30 Ibs. or more 1954 Cham-
pion Green Glaze Collard Seed,
4 Thbls., $1; 8 Thls., $2. Mrs. TT
he Holloway, Cobbtown.

Recleaned Brown Top and
Cattail Millet, machine. dried,
packed in 100 Ib. bags, guar.
high germ,, and purity, for sale.
Letters ans. Shipped anywhere.
Virgil. T. Barber, Nashville, Rt.
3,

2000 Ibs. Brown Top Millet,
for sale. G. H. Clark, Griffin,
Rt. 5. Ph. 5407. :

2000-2500 bu. oats, ready Ist.
of June. Sell at field, Make
best offer, Roy Allgood, Atlan-
ta, 494 Boulevard, S. BE. Di-2332,

Silver Hull Speckled Crowd-
er Peas, white with-black eyes,
3. cups, $1; White Butterbeans,
40c cup; Calif, Half Runner
Garden Bean Seed, 50c
Dry Hot Pepper Seed, 25 pos
25ce. Add postage. Mrs. Samuel
Caine, Cumming.



and Smail.

Soy-.
















































+
7
?



um, Palmetto. i

Jard, $1 lb. Miss Lee Crow,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.
~ Abou. 500 Pumpkin Seed,

=r

eood for seed, 25c lhb.; Blue
= Java,.25 Ib. in 5 lb. lots or
more. Add postage. G. T.

Fea Seed, 3 Ilbs., $1. Plus
~ postage. Gladys Duran, Cum-
ming; Rt. 1.

sale. Richard Harvill, Millen.
pared: 428W.
-Sweet Banana Pepper, 2

~ wilt resistant, also Sunray Yel:

- 50e pkg. with self addressed,
. stamped envelope.

shaw Seed, 10c doz. Add post-
RI 5





and combine, $6 Cwt. Write for
price on, large lots,,.R, D. Tat-

Marglobe and Certified Rutg-
e: Tomato Seed, $3 lb.; Rutger,
$2.25 lb.; Also Cabbage, Wake-
field, All Season, $1.50 lb.; Col-

ene cent each. G. W.
Twin City.

Green , Glaze

Akins,

Collard Seed,
25c Tbl.; 6 Thls., $1; Large Old
Fashion Muskmelon, 25c Tbl.;
Jumbo Pumpkin, 15 doz.; 2
doz., 25c;:Also few Purple Hull
Crowder Peas, 25 lb. Mrs. J. A.
Wilson, Martin.

Lady Pea Seed, 45 lb. Add
postage, Now chksac Ce
Vemples; Augusta, 2103 Harold
Rd.

2 Crop Crowder, Mixed and
Flackeyed Peas, and Okra
Seed, for sale. C. J. Horne,
Wray. (Ocilla-Douglas Hwy.).

Green Spineless Okra Seed;
50c cap. Add postage. Exch.
jer Bunch Butterbeans, or But-
Peas. Mrs. Earl Swann,
Union Point, R.. 1

Hot Pepper Seed in pod, 50
for $1. Mrs. Ermur M. Jones,
Dewsonville, Rt 1.

Red Speckled Crowder Peas,

Erown, Ball Ground, Rt. 1.
> White Blackeyed Crowder

400 bags Brown Top Millet,
germ. 85 pct., 99 pct. pure, for

doz.,
doz.;

50c; Long Pod Hot, 10c
Pritchard Red Tomato,

low (very mild), 25, 50c. Add
postage. Mrs. A: Horsley, Waco,
Rte 2:

Climbing Okra Seed, 25c and

No chks.
nor stamps. Fred Pruitt. Lake-
Jand, Rt. 1.

Clean, sound Long Green and
White Velvet Okra, 40c large
cup; Winter Squash, and Cu-

age. Mrs: JB: Woody, , Ellijay,

Peppermint, Sage Plants,
Muscadine Grape Vines, Blue
Damson Plum Trees, each 6, $1;
Also Catnip, 6 bunches, $1;
Garlic Onions, 75c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. Mae Turner,
Gainesville, Rt. 6.

Certified, ireated Copper-
skin PR Runner Potato Plants,
$2 M. Del. at beds, ready. Full

count guar. No chks. _L; E.
Carter, Lenox.

P. R. Imp. La. Copperskin
Potato, govt. insp., good count,
5000, $5. No COD. Prompt
shipment. Lester Crawford,
Bristol.

Govt. insp. treated PR Pota-
to good plants, full- count, seed
grown from vine cuttings, $2
M. Del. in Ga. Earlish Lightsey,
Sereven.

Govt. insp., treated PR Red
Skin Potato, good count, good
plants, $2 M. 2 M up, $1.75.
Prompt shipment. No chks. Can
fill Jarge orders. W. R. Light-
sey, Screven.

Chas. Wakefield Cabbage,
300, $1; 500, $1.50; $2.50 M:;
quitecr Tomato, $3.50 M; 75c

-Calix. Wonder Sweet, and
See Hot Pepper, $5 M;
$1 C. Del. in Ga. R. Chanclor,
Pitts.

Govt. ke Copperskin Po-
tato, $3 M: unch, $3.50 M: Red
Skin, PR $3 M: Also Marglobe
and Rutger Tomato, $2 M; 500,
$1.75; Calif.
Fepper, $3.50 M: Prompt ship-
ment. Moss packed. Mrs. Ina.
Griffin, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Long Green Okra Seed, tend-
er, large cup, 20c Also Black
Walnut Meats, $1. Ib. Add post-
Bee. Mrs. Mary E}lis, Ellijay, Rt.



| ner,

Wonder Sweet |}

E.
B. HK. Ralston, Ellijay, Bi. .

Hot Pepper, $5 M; 300, $2; Cab-
bage, 300, $1; 500, $1.50; $2.50
M Prepaid in Ga. Otis Con-

Pitts. :

75 bu. Brabham Peas, good
seed. weevil treated, $6 bu. FOB.
Carl A. Walker, Ellaville.

Red Speckled Crowder and

White Blackeyed Peas, 35 cup:

3 cups $1; Green Okra Seed and
White and Salet English Mush
Peas, 50c cup. Clinton Smith,
Ellijay, Rt.: 3.

Recleaned Brown Top. Millet,
10c lb. Chester W. Clarke Cov-
ington, RFD 2. Tel. 5334. 4

Martins Milo, recleaned ,ex-
cellent, certified purity and
germ. on request. Also combine
run barley and milo. Priced
right. W. M. Nixon, Thomaston.

'Tell. 2412.

Green Glaze Collard Seed, 2
Tbls., 25c 9 Thls., $1; 19 Thls.,

$2.: $5 Ib. PP. T. J. Begs Buena |

Vista.

Brown Top Millet, recleaned,
7c lb. FOB L. M. York, Hartwell,
RE 2:

Tiflawn Bermuda 57, Suwanee
Bermuda and Tiffin, the new
lawn Bermuda. Write: Mrs. Rus-
sell Thomas, Americus, Leslie
Rd., % Green Pastures. =

Seed: Green Pod Okra, Crook-
neck Squash, Rockyford Canta-
loupe, Pumpkin, Blacklee and
Kleckley Sweet Watermelon, 25c
cup; $1 qt.; Citron, 75c lb.; White
Bunch Butterbeans, 25c lb.; Ice-
box Watermelon and Martin
Gourd, 5 doz. and stamped en-
velope. DS Mewborn, 5 Ene
broke, Rt, 1. .

Muskmeln Seed~$1. 25 6: Mis
Hoke Golden,~ oe Rt. 25
Box 25% :

Citron Seed, 75c Tbs Honey-
rock Cantaloupe, 40c teacup: Al-
so Mtn. Huckleberry Plants, 2
doz:, 75c Dewberry, 50c doz.:
Klondike Strawberry, 75c C. Add

| postage. Rosie Crowe, Cumming,

REST,

55 lbs. good clean, hand picked,
improved, long green okra seed,
95 pet. germ., 50c lb.; 5 Ibs., $2.
Add postage. Will not ship less
than pound. C. Leon Smith, La-
Grange, Rt. 1.

150 lbs. Blue Seal Seed, 8c db.
in lots 50 lbs. or more; Also Com-
bine Peas, $5 bu. Mac Cobb, Hart
well, RFD-3.

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

Dark round rind, yellow meat
watermelon seed, 1/4 lb., 60c 1/2
Ib: -$1A5; [$2 bz Prompt del.

Lamar Woodliff, eee Rt.

1

Vegetable Peach Seed, 10, 10c;
Imp. Pride of Ga. and Icebox
Watermelon, 150, 50c;
Heart of Gold Cantaloupe, 20
seed, 10 Include stamped ad-
dressed envelope with each, ord-

jer. Mrs. W. Y. Summers, New-
jnan, Rt. 5:

Nice White Half Runner Bean
Seed, bear until frost if kept
picked, also White Cornfield

| Peas, all tender, weevil free, $1
cup. postage. Mrs. C. W. Fricks,

Talking Rock, Rt. 1, Box 151.

Brown Top Millet, recleaned,
86 pct. germ., 7 lb. at my place.
Will ship. T..G. Hughes, New-
born.

10 bu. Velvet Beans, $8 bu.;
Brown . Crowder, $6.50 bu.;
Blackeyed Peas, $6 bu. 400 Ibs.
Brown Top: Millet, 8c lb.; 400
lbs. Cattail Millet, 10c lb. J. H.
Coleman, Jr. Warenton, RFD.



CORN AND SEED CORN

FOR SALE



75-100 bu. White Corn, good,
scund, mostly 2 eared, prolific,
2nd. year, eee a weevils,
at my barn. L. B. Wehunt, Ball
Ground, Rt. 1, Box 81.

100 bu. White Corn in ear,
$1.50 bu. at my barn 10 Be
Ellijay on Big Creek Re

money or stamps. Robert Wat-

Pure}

|pct. for specified time), Wing-



SEED AND GRAIN. SEED AND GRAIN- OR
FOR SALE SPOR SALEBY caer
Texas Exp. Stat. Redbine 66 Rutger Romiate, $3.50 M; Good Wheite Hawk Prolific
Grain Sorghum, easy to grow) Calif. Wonder and Cayenne Corn, in ears 40 bu., $2 bu. at

my place. A. C, Duckworth, Jr.
Blairsville. ;

75 bu. Yellow Corn for sale.
Ralph Dangar, Woodstock, Rt.
1. Ph, 4442.

Good Yellow Corn, no nub-
bin or weevils, 1953 crop, $1.65
bu.; Also Coker 100 wilt re-
sistant cottonseed, Ist. yr., gin-
ned 1 var. gin., 100 lb. bag, $5.
H. P. Malcom, Social Circle, Rt.
4 Box 47. Phone 3346.

Dynamite Popcorn, 20c lb.;
Also New Hampshire Midget
Watermelon Seed, (cantaloupe
Size; J=3;- lbs:))=lo2 Ebi, Add
postage. E. E. Kurtz, Marietta.

ROOTS AND HERBS -
FOR SALE





Sassafras, Yellow Root, Queen

of the Meadow, Yellow Dock,
Wild Cherry Bark, 30 lb. Add
postage. Mrs. Ww. Jackson,
Fairmount, Rt. By

Red Sassafras (all you want),
2 Ibs., $1. Add postage, Send

ers. Brunswick, Rt. 2, Box Di:

Yellow root, 4 lb.- lard box,
$1:25."PPs Mrs= Abe Goble,
Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Catnip, Lemon Balm, - Tansy,
Horehound, 6, 50c; Peppermint,
Penny Royal, 2 doz., 50c; Horse
Radish, $1 doz.; Dill Plants, 2
doz., 50c; Red Gold Strawber-
ry. $1 C. Mrs. M. L. Eaton, Da-
hlonega, Rt. 1.

Horseradish, and Blackhaw
Roots, 50c 'lb.; Catnip, 25c
clump; Garlic Plants, $1 C;
Spearmint, Tansy, Balm, Lions
Tongue, Wild Strawberry, Wild
Horsemint, Mtn. Huckleberry,
Yellow Root, 25c doz. Add post-
age eek Presley Fowler, Elli-

jay, xe



HAY AND STRAW
(Wheat, Oats Etc.)
FOR SALE



15 tons Sericea Lespedeza
ye some Bermuda Grass hay,

$25 ton. Top quality. Priced to
clear. E. T. Newton, Madison.
Ph. 15t-J or 113;

Oat, Wheat, and Barley Straw
baled, $20 ton; 40 bu. Barley,
$1.50 bu. L. P. Singleton, Fort
Valley, Rt. 3. Ph. 772.

10-15 tons good, bright grass
hay, $22.50 ton; Also few tons
Kobe Lespedeza Hay, $30.00
ton. At my barn. John, C. Reid,
Zebulon.

10 tons orchard grass and
clover hay, 1954 crop, 95c per
bale. Ralph Dangar, Wood-
stock. Ph. Roswell, 4442.

15 tons good Runner Peanut
Hay, $15 ton at farm 5 mi? g/L
Ocilla on Douglas Hwy., near
Holt. Leonard ee Ocilla, Rt.
1, Box 194.

Good Guang: Alfalfa Hay,
cut an dbaled without rain, $50
ton FOB. R. E. Aycock, Jr.
iOnroe.

Hay: Sericea, Kobe, Oat, Mil-
let, heavy bales, power baled,
$40 ton at barn (with twine),
6 mi. E. Sandersville. M. M.
Newsome, Sandersville.



EGGS FOR SALE



Old Fashion Speckled Guinea
Eggs, 15. $1.50. PP. George O..
Roberts, Barnesville Zebulon
StaPi 0036

Giant Black Minorca Eggs,
15, $2.50 prepaid insured par-
cel post; Also limited amt.
early. Feb. hatch pullets and
cockerels, 1953 hatch hens and
cocks. Send Stamp for infoi-
mation L. B. Millians, New-

nan,


Large Northern Bob White
Quail Eggs, 30c ea.; $25. .
Mrs. Winford Craven, Dowglas-
ville; Rt! 1. Ph, 2481.

Limited number hatching
eggs from Champ. layers (100

banded, White Leghorns and
purebred RI Reds. Michael Da-

Crow, Gainesville, Rt. el

|No. 1, 18 ea.; $1.75 doz

able price. Add apie ce Fan-

Prepaid. Isabelle N. Pettyjohn,



vid Moore, Rome, Rt. dane Wat-
ters Rd.



Eggs, 35 ea.; Ee Mutant, 25 ea.

J. F. Ginn, Atlante 451 Metro-4

politan Pies: Al. 0617.
Speckled guinea eggs

i $1 AS
for 18, or*10c ea. Pp. Mrs.
Eulene Allen, Rydal. Ries 2

Dark Cornish eggs for hatch-| _

ing, from good, healthy blocky |

type stock, $2. for 16. Add post- | Dial. _

age. Mrs. Earl Swann, Union*
Point, Rte

Ringneck hanson eggs, 20
ea; Chukar partridge and calif.
Valley quail eggs, 35 ea. Billy
M. Seymour, Bowman.

Guinea eggs, 18 for $1.25 PP.
Irwin Roberts, Tallapoosa,

Pheasant Eggs, 15 for $1 50.7

Cannot ship. Willard Morrow,
Calhoun, RFD_ 2.

Guinea Rees. 15, $l 50. Pe
Orders filled promptly, Henry
Dupree, Jr., Acworth. Rt. ie

Old Fashion Speckled Guinea
Eggs,- e $2. PP. Miss Rosa
Blalock Rydal, Rt. 2.

Guinea Eggs,- 18. $1.75; PP.

1so 3 Guinea Roosters, $1.00) ~

ea. FOB. Mrs. -J. E.
Adairsville, Rt. 2,

Stone.

Rt.

3
butter week y

Selected Hatching Eggs, conn 2m

well mated purebred Dark
Cornish Hens,
3 laying hens, same breed,
S6n2 aes shipped. $8.50. J. bes

Granger, Reidsville.

Large Northern Bobwhite.
also Red Quail Eggs for sale.
A. C. Williams,- Decatur, 1115
Columbia Dr.. Rt. 1.- De. 2334.

Ringneck Phesant Eggs, -25
ea, No orders less than 15 eggs.

No COD. H. H. Phillips, Roys- C
Ph

ton, Box 104. eee

=

a |g
SACKS FOR SALE



cap.,

Print Sacks, oe Ib.
washed, ironed, 3, 80c. Add |
postage. Mrs. te Golden,

Bremen, Rt, x Box 25.

Chicken Feed Print Sacks.
washed, 100 lb. cap, 1 and 2)
alike, 4, $1. Plus -20c postage.
Lillie Alred, Tallapoosa, Rt: 2.

White Chicken Feed Sacks,
100 lb. eap., no letters, good

15. $1.75; Also ahi

Gainesville, R
GRIND STONE:

Canr mate
Bizzell, a ultri

\17 Ibs., 85 1 nate

Hartwell, R

cond., 50c, $7.50; $14. C; With] ~

letters, 50, $7.; $13. C. Cash},
with order. All shipped ex-
press. Prompt shipment. ae

White sacks, 100 1b. ee

washed, 22c ea. PP in Ga. Mrs. ~

Martha White, De Rt.
ie Box 60. s

Gan No. 1 sacks, 18 ea.;
12, $1.75;
$1.25 doz. not washed. Add
postage. Mrs Lona Blackwell,
Ton aes Rt 1, Box 54

6 print sacks, $2. Add posage.
ae Ellis, Cumming, Rt

E

No. 2 sacks, lle a.;, i

150 white feed sacks, 100 fee pene

jcap., free of holes, l5e a, or

farm. No shipments: - a =O;
White, Jonesboro, Rt. ik

ay

White Sacks, 30c ea.; Print,
2 and 3 alike, some odds, 45

ea. Add postage. All washed, .

free of holes and mildew, 100
Ib. -size.. Mrs. C

100 Ib, cap. white feed sacks,
oO
2; $6. per 50; $10. C. Exch, for |
sweet potato plants at reason-

nie Grindle, Dahlonega, Rt 1.
Heavy, closely woven, 100
lb. cap. White sacks, $2.50 doz.

LaFayette, 1013 South Main.

White Sheeting Sacks, 100 Ib.
cap., no letters, holes, or mil-

dew, good cond., $2. 45 doz.:
25, $4.75: 50, $9,.2PP. through
3rd. zone. No COD or cash.

Check or MO. Miss Lizzie

*. W.. Fricks,
| Talking Rock, Rt. ah, Box. 151.) >

1 1/2, sacks (ab
good planting cotto
certified, for $10.
son, Kathlee

MEATS:

ea; larger. sizes, }
mixed sizes, 10c



Mathis, Gainesville, Rt. 5,





Write. W. E. Aysacly J



A Breeders consignment auction sa
ford and Polled Hereford cattlebulls, co
open and bred cows and heiferswill k
Toombs Co., Steckyards, a













eee eat One saddle, good cond., $25
pure Gallberry

ey, one 60-Ib. can,
b jars, Pe Both

rison Camp Ground pets Ph
4-1445.

TOBACCO STICKS

Tobacco Stocks,
place, 1 mil W. Brooklet, Hwy
80. T. E. Waters, Brooklet, Rt. 2

WALNUTS AND WALNUT
|| MEATS

Swann, Union Point, Rt. 1.
ato. plants, $3 M. At
or wu ship by Ex-
J. Foss, Brooklet,
Denmark. |

: D



postage each pint. Mrs. John R.
Brown, Dewey Rose, Rt. 1. -



Jack Allison, Rome, Rt. 6, Mor-|

$25 M. My

Black Walnut Meats, 1953 crop
| $1 lb. Add postage. Mrs. Earl

Large Pieces and Fresh Black
Walnut Meats, $1 pt. Add 10c



_15 A Gong Watermelons for| Hartwell, Rt. 2.
wuuhare ready around firet week H AMS:

in June: 6 mi. out Pelham on
Pelham-Cairo Hwy. 98. Inquiries





Want Chufa Seed. Lee Clark,

Want 1 sugar cured country
ham. Advise wt. and price per

Will exch. Artichoke Plants for
Multiplying Onions,
or Chives. Basis of 100 plants
at $2.50 , Mys. John Cc. Huile,

aa ae ee. See
- MISCEL oO $ ) -MISCELLANF= ; | MISCELLA!. -OUS 4
FOR SALE ~ 2 FOR $A! _ WANTED WANTED
c - as - SE }
SADDLE: oe |CHUF ;
- Wismunent onae 5 on | ONIONS:

Seallions,

Ha:

ans. L. B. Wilder, Petham. yb. Mss. W. H. Cooper, East) 4!2ny, 1908 Rowson Cty.
: : ; Point, 1117 Brookdale Dr. PLANTS AND SEED: hp.
MISCELLANEOUS Hay: f Por
FOR SALE a Want 200 Everbearing Straw-
Want ions good hay: Ad-/ berry Plants at once; Also Yel-
i vse. Fod or de]: to be. William low, Cream, and Blue Pole Cat
BEES: B. Richardson, McIntyre. : ? 4 Sey pee

Want 2 of 3 colonies Ttalian| PLANTS:
bees, with all necessary equip-

peas only);



Want some of the old fashion-

ment for raising. Contact and| eq variety White or Red Yam/| Sugar Plum,

give full particulars. Mrs. Anne! sjips.
Daniel, Talking Rook Rte1.

> IS REPORT I
E FOOD FEED & DIV!

NALYSIS





























Advise at once. |
Gailey, Alto, Rt. 1, Box 192. 3:



Crowder and Mush Peas,

(seed

Also some Popcorn
Seed. Will exch. Peach, Yellow :
~and Pear Trees.
A. L.|Mary Jane Stone, es Rt.
































































































i Protein Fat. Fibre MEDDIN PACKING COMPANY, Savannah, Ga.
NUT COMPANY, Ashburn, Ge, neg Feeding Tonkage G 45.00 15.00 4.00 |
Brand Peanut Feed G 45.00 5.00 eee : gE 41.88 20.22 3.23
x F 46.88 5.02 1 : :
Z MoFCO CORPORATION, Themson, Go. :
ILLS, INC. Athens, Tenn. x 0% Hog grepresent G 40.00 3.50 8.00
(P) Protein G 13.50 3.50 8.50 | F 40.00 3.52 9.12
E A Bs 7.71 | NEW ORLEANS GRAIN & FEED CO. INC., New Orleans. La.
EED & SEED CO. Cartersville, Ga. i Rice Mill Feed (P) Protein & Fibre G 6.00 5.00 28.00
5.38 4.26 34.32
nd Shucks, Cobbs & Molasses 25% (P) Fibre S Zn ar Soar Rice Mill Feed (P) Protein & Fibre c 6.00 500 23.00
round Snap Corn (P) Protein 6G 8.00 3.00 10.05 : : : : = ae 6.25 32,35
eee : : : F 7.06 2.78 11.37 J. T. NEILL & SON, Newnan, Ga. ;
Ribbon Broiler Mash (P) Protein S 20.00 4.00 7.00 Neills 20% Dairy Feed : G 20.00 2.50 15.09
eas ; F317 4.35 3.87 + AS : EF -19.25 4.62. 5 11,28
FL UR MILLS, Macon, Ga. cs PATTERSON MILLS, Patterson, Ga. :
n Bie Soukoae : ~G . 15.00 2.50 8.00 Ground Snap Corn & Mlasses 2 Sone GS 7.50 2.50 11.00
a F-15863 = 6.43- 9.12 2S 5 : a 6.88 2.63 10.64
: -Pat-Co Ground Corn Cob & Shucks with Molasses 6 2.00 -50 24.60
|G co. Neikces Ga. suf * : : FE 4.81 52. 26.72
b 20.3: 412005 : E
Corn ooh Protein : 2 ea a? 990 | PHILLIPS MILLING COMPANY, Jesup, Go. |
= : Ground Hay & Melasses _ GS
| OMPANY, Loganville, Ga. ; ; = ; < F 6.13 1.42 24.21-
ee esd Oe on eae PURITAN MILLS, Atlanta, Go. : 5
; : ix Poultry Supplement S 30.60 2.50 7.00
LING COMPANY, Claxton, Ga. / an : F 30.13 3.93 7.64
Maid Reng Mash (P) Protein G 19.00 3.50 7.50 er 40% Hog Supplement 6 = 40.00 4,50 8.00
eS F . 17.03 4.47 4.50 F 38.88 4.52 7.18
&
MILLING CO., Portal, Ga. _ Bees i RICKERT, WOSSENEN & LAAN, INC., New Orleons, Lo.
aid ae Supplement G 40.00 2.5 8.00 Rice Polish q 12.00 12.00 2.50
F 3863 8.16 7.23 FE 9.75 814 13.49
NG COMPANY, Maoh. Ga. SENECA OIL MILL, Seneca, . C. : : :
and Bone Meal (P) Fibre G 50.00 10.00 2.00 Seneca Meal G 36.00 5.00 14.00
peers Fo 48.13 (16.48 3.91 (P) Fibre =F 36.25 5.37 19.27
NG, INC., Colby, Wis. ues j SOUTHERN COTTON OIL CO. No. 2, Cordele, Ga. 5
verized Mixed Feed Octs 6 11.00 3.50 14.00 - Sco-Co, Cottonseed Meal 36.00 4.50 16.00
Fo 43.44 6.93 15.07 ; 37.38 .02-17.58
: : ~ | SOUTHERN MILLING O., _Augoste, e. a
ILLING CO., Bowden, Ge. = sic ee Moflo Dairy Feed o e 16.00 3.00 12.50
F 8.13 3.52 11.29 ; F 17.63 3.24 13,80
m, Meflo 16% Dairy Feed 6 16.00 .00 = -12.50
OTTON on COMPANY, Baten: Ga. . FE 18.88 3.09 13:25:73
ee ae ee ee SPARTAN GRAIN & MILL COMPANY, Spertonburg, . C.
: oe s pete 24% Carnation Delry Feed (P) Pretem 24.00 2.50 15.00
LING COMPANY, Tafesle, Ale. - FF so21.25 2.95 15.75
creat ee, Coes 3 Rie ae wae yer STANDARD FEED MFG. CO. Ationte, Ge.
Bs Sey. ee : al Sevamer Brend 40% Pretein Hog Supplement 40.00 1.50 8.00.
PEANUT ASSN. Inc., Omege, 6. eed : : F 237.50 8.13 4.73
ee er oe BAGO | SWIFT & COMPANY, Auguete, @e.
6 5.00 250 11.66 Swift's Cottonseed Meal 36.00 4.00 16.00
FE v.69 4.09 8.92 F 36.88 4.48 16.36
~ ie > -
: aes TAYLOR OIL & PEANUT MILLS, Meutirie, 6e.
UTUAL ey E Mele INC., Eatonton, Ge. eS a Ga. Brend 45% Peewet Mecl Peed /P) Fibre S que 400 14.06
ge: : i. . 46.44 4.1% 16.73
{P) Pibre 8.63 203 83.12 cick Maal -
F MILLING COMPANY, Auguste, Se. : ) Pibre =F 47.38 4.00) = 15.97
* 3
6% aa Feed. ue oe \eG0 | THOMBLEY & SON MiG. CO., Cclumber, Ge.
eS : sb Shucks ond Melescec - 6 3.50 5O 22.00
LouR MILLS, Griffix, . Shes fF 48 6-22.53
edbrest Breller Mech 6 18.00 4.00 5.50 Big "T" Peenet Hey & Molasses (P) Pitre 8.00 3.06 20.60
ea BIZ. 4.66 3.38 i F 9.285 2.60 28.50
6 20.00 2.50 16.60 Big "T" Snapped Corn (P) Fibre & Pretoln 6 7.50 1.50 10.00
FF 18.8 4.75 VN a FE 6.63 S17 149
BETS 6 8.60 4.50 7.60 Big "T. Peanet Hay & Meolesses tP) Pitre 8.00 3.00 20.00
(2) Ptere =F = 19.66 5.36 8.58 : Fs 16.60 .02 32.12
a Be, 20.60 3.50 10.60 . Phuckhe & Melescee (P) Fibre 6 3.50 50 22.00.
F 19.38 448 = 10.78 ess F 4.38 1.32 29.66
1560 4.66 600 Snapped Corn (P) Pre 6 8.00 3.50 10.00
F (18.60 4.08 6.37 - : F 9.06 3:70\+ 004
ILL, Kershew, 3. . THOMPSON'S MILLING CO., Videlle, .
in Cottonseed Meel, Prime ere 36.00 5.00 16.00 Grewnd Eor Corn & Melasses 8.00 3.00 12.00
ee 5 26.88 $.00 = 16.89 el F 7.50 3.42 7.74
ING eo. Howkinevitle, Ge. . THE WEBE CRAWFORD CO., Arhens, Ge.
ut ee | Meleseee e Fieve 8.00 2.00 25.00 W A&C Heg Feed (PP) Preteln 6 14.00 2.00 8.00
Sees : : t - .80 V.72 0-29.61 : ; 2s 6.18 3.25
; WEST END MILLING O., @etimen, 6.
My-T-Geed Heg Feed (P) Fibre 16.00 3.75 4.00
9.90 F 18.38 5.38 5.68
$3.01 | WILKES MILL & PEED -., Weebington, 6a. as teas
49.90 Wheet Sherte zo 23 Inge 2e0 G00
28.04 13.86 2.60 21%







\

SED: a

. Sell



MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED



ROOTS AND HERBS:

Wantsome Calamus Root. Ad-

vise.:Mrs. W. A. Hall, Elberton,
226 No. Oliver St.

Dye
Loquat (some-
Seed

Want, 10 Ibs.
time.scalled Jap Plum)

_., Quote price by parcel post or

express. J. D. Fuller, Mountville.

Want 10 Ibs. Congo Water-
melon Seed, not mixed,. pure.
J. L. Armstrong, Stockbridge, Rt.
2: :

ARTICHOKES:

Want 1 bushel Artichokes for
seed. Boer: Jack , Rowland,

- Athens, Rt.

PEANUTS: Want some large
Red Spanish or Valencia pea-
nuts, 1/2 bu. or more. Advise.
ie CG: Reid, Atlanta, 2303 So.
Pryot Rd.



CATTLE FOR SALE



3 Milch Cows and Calves.
together or separately.
Hwy. 20-11 mi. South Conyers
at Peachstone Shoals ~Bridge





CATTLE FOR SALE

3 Milch Cows: 1 each, Hol-
stein, Jersey, Guernsey, all
with 2nd. calves, 3 or 3% gal.
daily; Also 3 heifers to fresh-
en soon. Come see. Deen Boat-
right. Alma, Rt.- 4,

Grade Hereford Brood Cows

with calves at side, bred and

open heifers, sired and bred
to reg. Hereford bulls, of good
quality all good cond P. T.
Patton, Shady Dale. Tel. Mon-
ticello 5123.

7 grade Springers to freshen

May and June, $100. -$150. ea.
Sell before or after freshening.
William B. Richardson, Mc-

Intyre.

Reg. Horned geretord COWS
with calves by side, springer
heifers, open and bred heifers,
bulls service age, all high bred,
good cond. Jack Porter, At-
Janta; Plaster Rd., N. ERE
2. Ch. 8239

2 reg. Brahma Bulls, 3% yrs.
old, very gentle, selling to a-
void inbreeding. Excellent cal-
ves available to show offspring.
Dallas C. Berger, The Rock, c/o
B & B Ranch. Ph: 3760.

-Several cows, White Face, 42
and 3/4, to freshen this fall,

CATTLE FOR



- Several fine milch cows just |
your

beginning to freshen, |
choice, $150. ea. C. G. Bying-
ton, Bolingbroke.

One Jersey Guernsey Milch
Cow with heifer calf, both $100.
at my place. See. Staten Taylor,
Alma. Rt. 1.

* Reg. Holstein bull, 29 mos.
old, ready for heavy service,
also 1 purebred Holstein bull,
(14 mos. old. No papers. C. M.
Bowden, en 435 Candler
St:N- E. .

Several good Guernsey Milch
Cows, freshen lately with 2nd.
calves, Harvester .and Melba
Stock, some artificially bred,
for sale with or without cal-
ves. 6 mi. E. Sandersville, M.
M. Newsome, Sandersville. ~

Reg Red Poll Cattle;:1 each,
Bull 1 yr old, Heifer to fresh-
en in fall, Cow with calf, heavy
milker. C.
Rigs: ;

2 nice 4% mo. old Heifer cal-
ves, 16c lb. Also heavy springer
cow for sale. Q. E, woance,
Fairburn., Ph. 7275.

2 milch cows, fresh in, grade
Jersey. and Guernsey. ond. and



Gay Stephens, Alto, \



Reg. Cae Male, 19 mo
old, well marked, good blood-
lines, sure breeder. H. W. Thur-_
mond, Fai ington. Rear Se:

Fine young _Jersey Cows,
just freshened with 2nd. -cal- |
ves, Others to freshen soon, |
gentle, easy to milk. Suitable
for home or dairy use. See. 4
mi, E. Buford, Thompson Mill
Rd. Frank Cam, Buford. :

Two 4 yr. ld reg. Brahma
Bulls. Sir Bano 31 and. Sir
Rodrigo Manso 119. Can make
delivery in July. Selling to pre-
vent inbreeding. Pat Field, c/o
re a Johnson Farm, Sparta,

Guernsey milch cow with

white face bull calf, good, milk-! -

er and gentle, $150. for both; 2
Holstein heifers, soon freshen,

yrs. old( red and white; $175. L.
G: Williams, Cochran, Rt. .No. 2,
Red Dog Farm.



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE

Ee



Midget Plone Male Pony,

Dark
old, gentle,
wt. around te
trade for go
mare, 900-950
er. Blatsville, P

4- 10 mos, old,
Drs We Sta
ville. Phavtste 136.

2 five gaite
mares, eens
for sale.
ton, Ph. 2412,

One good 9 yr. old m
lbs., work anywhere
at my home. Ms
Lithonia, Rt. 3.

Good 7 yr. 7 m
horse, wt. approx. 90(
$135 ea; also Shetland stallion, 3|G. J. Wemmer, Pine
Valley. Phx
























W. M. Nixe

mos. old, for sale.

about 48 mos. old; Also Black Doraville. Ph. 47

Angus Reg. Bull, 4 yrs. old, and}.



































































































































































































75.-$100. Ph. 3-8983 =~ | ord-calf; priced to sell. Mesr-| Jersy Heifer for sale. Li Good weone Mare
oe ee teen Oy Sade Me ees vin z West, Fayetteville, Rt.|W. Smith, Decatur, 3706 ae Ibs., $65. Frank
5798. Macon, Heath Rd, 2o 2. Vista Rd., Rt. 3. ! Meee 1185 Moe nd
May 3 - No.1 No.2 No.3 No, 4. |, Chatham Co. syy, Savenngh 25.00 24.10
: Columbus $/Y, Columbus _ 25.50 25.50 =
Japeway-Craig Com. Co., Dublin 26.10 25.50 25.00 25.35 | / - ss
= oe Mt A ae 5Ea0 ace Dodge Co. S/Barn, Eastman 25.25 24. 40
t, 3 zi UL se - a
a < oon = ; Ga. Ferm Prods. Sales, Thomaston 25.85 24.40
ay coe =
Jayeway-Craig Com. Co., Danville 24.90 24.00
Farmers Market, Soperton 25.65. 25.11 25.01 . ak ae ville aS
_ Jones-Neuhoff Com. Co., Macen 26.55 26.00 25.30 24.60 | . : P : CE aps
ae : / | -Millen L/S Mkt, Millen 24,50 24.00
ay STeeee =
Muscegee L/S Co., Columbus 25.00
Claxton L/S Mkt., Claxton ~ 25.15 24.50 24.00 ~ Se AE ae isa OC a
ony! ee Zs Seminole L/S Auct. .Mkt., Donalsonville 25.00 24.50
Coosa: Valley Com., Rome , 26.25 25.15 24.80 23.00 a = Seas
: s _ Shuman's L/S Mkt., Hagan 24.15 < 24.13
_ Moultrie L/S Co., Moultrie 26.20 25.60 : i
- Sutton L/S. Co., Sylvester | 25.26. 24,95.
Pulaski Sales Barn, Hawkinsville 25.35 25.00 24.50 24.00 - s we = : see
: \ Cwainsboro $/, Swainsboro 25.05 -
Ragsdale McClure Com. Co., Rome 26.15 25,80 ' 22.75 ae : y
_ Vidalia S/Y, Vidalia 25.50 24.75 24.00 24.00 May 11 - g ee
Wrightsville S/Y, ee 25.30 24.45 Appling Co. L/S Mkt., Baxley 25.08 24.43
. May 6 Coffee Co. L/S Co., Douglas ~ 24,83 1.50
Bulloch S/Y, Statesboro (25.04 24:35. 223.30 a Dawson L/S Co., Dawson 24.95
25.37. Elbert L/S Auct. Barn, Elberton : }
Co-op L/S Exc., Statesboro 25.05 24.14 23.60 23.60 | Farmers L/S Auct. Co., Nashville 24.87 24.40
__ 24.00" | Farmers $/Y, Arlington 24.52 :
Dublin L/S Com. Co., Dublin 25.15 24.45 24.00 22.95 | Formers $/Y, Syivania 25.00 24.00
Effirigham Co. S/Y, Springfield 24.75 24.35 - 23.50 Jones-Neuhoff Com. Co., Macon 26.15 25.80
Fitzgerald L/S Auct. Co., Fitzgerald 25.10 24.38 23.65 McRae s/Y McRae 24.95 3.99
Ragsdale & Long Com. Co., Quitman 25.25 24.25 23.40 - 22.25. | sacesar L/S Mkt, Metter 24.80. 24.17
Smith S/Y, Augusta 25.00 24,50 24.00 25.09 Mitchell Co. L/S Camilla ve 24.81 24,52
Valdosta L/S Co., Valdosta 25.00 - 24.60 22.50 22.00 Smith S/Y No. 3, Thomson 24.75 24.50
May 7 Tattnall L/S Co., Glenville 25.00
Candler L/S Mkt., Metter 25.00 24.25 23.65 Troup Co? Sales, LaGrange 25.30
Cordele L/S Com. Co., Cordele 25.31 25.16 24.02 May. 12 a
; Flint River L/S Auct., Bainbridge 25.35 24.85 ; 23.85 Claxten S/Y, .Claxton I 25.25 24:55 =
Smith Bros. S. Yd., Bartow 24.96 24.10 22.20 24.19 Hazlehurst L/S Mkta Hazlehurst sor
Sylvania S/Y, Sylvania 24.50 24.00 23.25 23.00 Peoples L/S Mkt., Cuthbert 24.87 24.75 tpi
Thomasville S/Y, Thomasville 25.50 25.50 23.00 23.10 |. Regsdele-Long Com. Co., Lakeland 25.06 24.50 = 23.5
Tifton S/Y. Tifton AAS Bete Lees Turner Co. $/Y, Ashburn 24.93 . 2470
Toombs Co. S/Y, Lyons 25.00 24.33 23.60" 22.80 | Union S/, Albany * 25.05. 24.80
May 8 Vidalia S/Y, Vidalia = 25.10 2a bee
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- aay
- Pair good mare mules, work
anywhere, wt. 1200 and 1300 lbs.,
good quality, $100 ea. at my
place. Near Lumpkin Camp-
ground. Clay Smith, Dougherty,
Rt. Sg :

. aes
~ 2 yr. old Sorrell Mare Colt,
from 5 gaited mare and _ sired
by $1800 Reg. Tenn. Walking
Horse. Has been riden, is very
gentle, $135. Or cons. trading
for cattle. Brantley Puckett, Car-
nesville, Rt. 3.

et LL 7 L
One Black Mare, about 1050
lbs., 9 yrs old, works well any-
where, gentle $100. W. P. Couch.
Luthersville.

>

?Pinto horse, 8 yrs. old, 100 Ibs... Reg. OIC Pigs, 9 wks. old, 45-

gentle ride or work _anywhere,
$100. Can see anytime. L. E. He-
witt Decatur, 1160 Second Ave.
OGS FOR SALE
Limited -number OIC Boar
Pigs 8 wks. old, choice breeding
stock, reg. buyers name, short
nose, blocky treated, $20 ea.
Also booking orders for male
and female pigs to be far-
rowed last of May. Mack Patrick,
Vo.Ag. Teacher, Rabun Gap.

Purebred Yorkshire Boar, from
excellent breeding stock, 8 mos.
old, 175 lbs., good cond. $75 at
farm. Papers not available. J.
M. Peters, Ringgold, Rt. 4.

Reg. Black PC Pigs, 9-10 wks.
old, wt. 55-75 Ibs., cholera im-
mune, wormed, from prize win-
ning stock, $35 ea. Will ship, but
best to see. Jas R. Mullis, Coch-
ran. * ee

Purebred SPC Pigs, with or
without papers, ready for de-
livery around June Ist. Also,
For service, prize winning reg.
SPC male. Cecil Smith, Lithonia,
Rt. 2, Phillips Rd. Ph. 3584.

Purebred Duroc Hogs, 5 gilts,
5 males, from outstanding dam
and sire, immunized, wormed,
Teg. papers, $30 ea at my home.
Jeptha Fordham Milledgeyille,
Rit. 2, DOR MO0G., ere te

ob purebred SPC Boars and
Gilts, subj to register, 8 wks.
old, from prize stock, $25 ea.
Vernon Lewis Chester, Rt. 1.

f.

Reg Hereford Pigs, 8 wks. old

end of May, boar or gilt pigs,

$25 ea. Mrs. W. A. Ward, Jr.,

Marietta Rt. 3, % Ward-Meade
Farm. Ph. 8-8772.

Reg Duroc Pigs, weaned, treat-
ed and wormed, for sale. Ready
to ship. Aubrey Stallings, Car-
rolliton, Rt. 3. % El-Mar Farm.

_ Reg. Ole Pigs, 10 wks. old,
50-55 lbs., long bodies, short
heads show type, treated, reg.
im buyers name! shipped. Males
and females, $25. ea. G. W. Sum-
merford, Pelham, % Harris
Farms.

Purebred Hampshire Hamp-
shire Boar Pigs, 8-10 wks. old,
$25 ea. at farm Reg. buyers
name. From excellent breeding
stock. David Stough, Locust
Grove, Rt. 1. Ph. Griffin 7396..

10 OIC Pigs, 9 wks. old, blocky
short, nose, average wt. 50 lbs.
ea. reg. your name, $22.50 ea.
my place. Mrs. B. H. Leverett,
Lumpkin (Trotman Community).

Reg. Duroc Pigs; from show
stock breed, healthy, treated,
$30 ea. Papers furnished. James
C, Thompson, Greenville, Rt. 3.

One OIC Male, 7 mos. old,
also bred sows. Will have pigs
ready in June, all from champ.
bloodlines, reg. buyers name.
J.. H. Roquemore, Americus.
Ph. 4543.

Reg. PC Pigs, 8 wks. old, 5
gilts, reg. buyers name, $25 ea.
Boar of this litter of pigs was
Grand Champ. of Sumter Co.

son, Plains. Phone 662,

8-12 wks.old OIC Pigs, short
nose, blocky type, treated, reg.
buyers name, $25 ea. T. C. Bur-
Quitman, % Moss Oaks
Farm. :

4 reg. PC Boar Pigs, excellent
type, 8 wks. old Apr. 30, treated
for cholera, $25 ea. with papers.
FOB: farm.) J: R:* Cook, FRA

-|Clark, Macon. 372 Spring St.

| Homers,







HOGS FOR SALE_ |
~ Reg. Tamworth Pigs, ready
to ship. treated, Priced right.
J. S. Davis, Abba. es

Big Bone Guinea Pigs, ready
May 15,\ treated, reg. buyers
name, $25 ea. at farm 8 wks. old.
er Holland, Byromville, Rt.

43

OIC Pigs, from reg. short nose
blocky type,, reg. buyers name,
treated and crated, $25 ea. Ready
to ship after May 20th. MO only.
Paul J. Cain; Commerce, Rt. 1,

Purebred 4 H Club Duroc
Shoats, either sex, for sale, 314
mi. S: Palmetto, 29 Hwy. James
A. .Cason, Palmetto,

90 Ibs., long bodies, short heads,
show type, treated, reg. buyers
name. Will ship. Males and fe-
males; $25 ea. G. W. Summer-
ford, Pelham, % Harris Farms.

11 reg. NH Pigs; 8 wks. old
Apr. 26th., $20 ea; 10 OIC Pigs,
6 wks. old May 8th. $15 -ea.
George Phillips, Rockmart, Rt.
1., (Near Belleview Church).

5 Reg. Hampshire Gilts, reg.
buyers name, 8 wks. old, worm-
ed, trated for cholera. See at
oy Hoey Wilbur Nixon, Senoia,

SPC. Reg. Pigs, for breeding
stock, champion bloodlines, both
sexes. Reasonable prices. D. M.
Matthews, Tennille, Rt. 2. Tel.
392M4. :

POULTRY FOR SALE

LY

BANTAMS
Black Tail Jap. Bantams,
white crested Black Polish,

White Cochin, and Mille Fleurs,
4 and 9 wks. old, also breeder
stock; And Red Homing Pigeons,
working pairs, for sale. H.-H.
Elliott, Cedartown. es

Show type Bantams - Modern
Games in White, Black, and Le-
mon, Blues, Dark Cornish, Black
Tail Japs, Silkie Cocks, $2 ea;
Also 1953 Silver Pheasant Cock.
W. O. Thomas, Savannah, 1205
East 40th. .

Brown Leghorn bantams, $7.
pair; Old English Silver Duck-
wing game males, $3.50 ea. Bob

CORNISH, GAMES, GIANTS

One Mt: Eagle and one RH
Stag, ready for walk, also one
each RH Cock, Warhorse-RH
Cock, $4 ea.; Grey Muff Cock,
$5 Can ship one or all at once.
& L. Griffin, Gainesville, Oak

Hopkinson Warhorse Games,
young trios, $10. Bred under
wire. Ruth McBride, Rockmart,
be ts

8 Red Cornish cross hens, year
old, $8 for, lot at my home. will
not. ship. Mrs. Anna Miller,
Gainesville. Rt. 4, BoxX*93.

LEGHORNS (WHITE, BROWN
AND BUFF):

165 White Leghorns, 1 yr.
old, laying 75 pct, have been
vaccinatety $2 ea. or $300 for lot
at my place Carl R. Worley,
College Park, Rt. 1, Stonewall-
Tell Rd.

All Star. mating Big English W.
Leghorn Breeding Cockerels, 4
mos. old, $3 pr. FOB. G F. Bul-
lard,,Powder Springs, Rt. 2.

PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS,
PIGEONS, QUAIL, DOVES

3 pairs 1953 hatch Golden
Pheasants, laying, $7. pr.;sAlso
Pheasant Eggs, Eng. Black Neck,
25c ea.; Day old Chicks, 50c
Chinese Ringneck Eggs, 20c ea.
Located one mile So. Riverdale,
85 Hwy. No shipments. J. K.
Smith, Riverdale. Phone Jones-
boro 5161,

White King Pigeons, Racing
Red Carnaux, Blue
Kings, Modena and Sev. ohter
breed, $4 pr.; 2 pairs, $7.50;
Mated and working. No extra
charges to ship. Send MO. Mrs.
Helen Street Atlanta, Rt. 2.

Large Bob White Quail, hatch-
d 1953, strain of which lay 147
eggs per season). William A.
Thomas, Atlanta, 421. Connally



Adviser, Greenville, Box 143.





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POULTRY FOR SALE

Pigeons of all kind both mated
and squabs, Tommy George, Eat- ;
tonton.. :

4 Ringneck pheasants, 3 hens
laying and rooster, $3 ea; also
23pureberd Dark Cornish chick-
ens, 6 wks. old, $1 eal*Gart ship
Norton Eldridge, Ashburn, /506
Madison Ave. Ye

Baby pheasants, 50c ea; 4
grown pheasants laying and
rooster, $15; hatching eggs, 20c
ea.; also Golden Sebright ban-
tams, 4-6 wks. old, $5 trio E J.
Patten, Ocilla. Box 217. -

Northern Bob White quail,
now laying, $5 pair; quail eggs,
$25. C. Zack Collins, Atlanta,
1879 North Ave., N. W. BE 2855.

- Ringneck, pheasants: 2 hens
and cock mated and hens laying, ~
$10; extra hens, laying $3 ea:
baby pheasants, 50c ea; eggs 20c
ea. Marvin Osborn, Watkins-
ville. Box 55. -

North Bob White quail, now
laying, 5, prs., $25. No less 5 pr.
shipped at this price. Fine breed-
ing stock, 13 mos. old; Eggs, $20
C.-All FOB. C. E McKinney, At-
lanta, 3304. Clairmont Rd. N. E.
Rt. 13. EX 6096. -

ORPINGTON oy 4

5 fine Yellow Buff Orpington
Roosters, 1 yr. old, $2 ea. Mrs.
Marie Holland. Dalton, Rt. 2.
SILVER STREAK

One purebred laying strain
ilver Streak, 10 mos. old roost-
er, $2 at my home. Mrs. Troy _
Staten, Dalton, Chatsworth Rd.,

City 10. i

WYANDOTTE

5 pure White Wayndotte Hens

and 2 fine roosters, 4-A stock,
$2. ea. FOB Mrs. Ethel Jones,
Lula, Rt. 2.

BANTAMS"

Purebred Buff Cochin and
RI Red Bantams, young stock,
$2 up ea.; Sold only in pairs>
Also hatching eggs from both
breeds, 18, $2.50. Parcel post
paid. C. H. Overby, Sr., Colum-
bus, 3609-14th. Ave.

Bantams: Black Cochin, $7.50
trio; $5 pr.; Purebred Barred
Rocks, $5 trio; $3 pr.; Purebred
White ~Leghorns, $3.50 trio;
$2.50 pr.; Mixed Bantams, 50c
ea. All 1 yr. old or older. Satis.
guar. Grady Ison, Hartwell,
Reed Creek Rd.

Bantams: Old English BB
Red Games, $10 trio; Buff Bra-
hmas, $5 pr. B, H. Holsomback,
East Point, 302 S.- Harris St.

CORNISH, GAMES
AND GIANTS:

2 Cuban Blue and Claret
game roosters; 14 mo. old. good
cond., around 5 1/2 lbs., $3 ea.
M.O. S. O. Huff, Monticllo, Rt.
3.

PEACOKS, PHEASANTS,
PIGEONS, QUAIL; DOVES

Fine homing pigeons at rea- =
sonable price. Leon Cox, Ma-
con; 3730... Grand: Ave. * Ph:
5-3522.

Grown Ringneck Pheasants,
$3 ea.; Also Eggs of same
breed, 20c. ea; Want to buy
Lady Amherst, Reeves Swin-
hoe, Elliots and Edwards
Pheasant eggs. A. L. William-
son, Rome, Rt. 6.

Chukar Partridge, $8 pr. Plus
exp. chrgs. Joel T. Cleveland,
Bowersville, Rt. 1.

6 pairs full blooded racing
homing pigeons, Rice strain,
$12 or $2.50 pr. Extra good fly-
ers. Grady Panter, Dial.

Homer Pigeons, $1 ea. Or ex-
ch. for chickens or quail, or
Chukar eggs. R. W. Pealor, At-
lanta, 521 Bryan St., S. E. WA.
2730:

Chinese Ringneck Pheasants,
1 day old, 40c ea. Shipped ex-
press collect. Ph. Jonesboro
6186. F, L. Hutcheson, River-
dale.

REDS: NH, RI.
PARMENTERS &

R. I. Reds, dark strain, blood
tested: chicks $5 per 25; Eggs,
15, $1.50. Parcel post prepaid.
Mrs. Don Donaldson, Decatur,
726 Se Candler. De. 2405.




















































































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POULiaY FOR SALE



t fine young NH R Cockerel,
$3. Mrs. Ruby Clements, Smy-
ena, Rt. 3, Box 242. (Cr. Con-
cord & ParMell Rds.).

RKEYS, GUINEAS,
CKS, GEESE.
Purebres White Afgean

ee) aby | flineas, 30c ea.; Also,
Guinea gs, 15, $2; And White
Cdenish Eggs, 15, $2. Del. O. L.

raft, Lavonia,. A

Large White Embden Geese
and Goslings for sale at my
home. Mrs. Augusta C. Russell,
Alpharetta, Rt. 3, Canton St.

3 large white Pekins, 2
drakes, 1 duck, for sale at my
lace. Will not ship. J. Henry
avis, Franklin, Rt. 1

3 pairs large Grey and White
Geese, $5. pr. E. A. Smith, Ben
Hill, Rt. 1. (7205 Campbellton

Rd.). Ph, Fr. 2736.

Bronze Turkeys, 2 hens, both
lgying,. on obbler, 1 yr. old, $25
for lot. "Mable P. Carter,
Newington.

REDS: NH, RE PARMENTERS

45 NH Hens, 26 ae April,
1953 -hatch,. for sale Ging;
Kirkle Covin ton. (Atlanta
Hwy. *y" 1/2 mi. Covington).

150 Carters Champ. 5 Star
Production Red: Pullets, will be
4 mos. old May 18, wormed,
ood shape, $1.50 ea. Mrs, Roy

hiver, Stone Mountain, Rt. 1

- Phone 270%.

200 N. H. Red nice % A Pul-
lets, $2 ea, Mrs. R.. W. Wingo,
Newnan.

10 NH Hens, some Jaying? 1
r, old, $1.75 ea.; and.1 NH
ooster, $1- Willie G. Dobbins,

Marietta, 305 Austin Ave.

90 N. H. Reds,

frying size,

15 N. H. hens, 15 mos. old, also |-

2 ducks and drake and 7 baby
ducks. All for $100 at my home.
Wo letters. Miss Ann Belcher,
% W. P. Couch, Lutherswille;
Hwy. 41.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS,



DUCKS, GEESE

2 pig young Gobbler Tur-
keys, 2 fine Hens, about 1 yr.
eid, laying, all 4, $25; Or $15
pr. Will ship. Bud Holland, Dal-
ton, Kt..-2.

White Holland Turkeys,
heavy stock, laying, $16 pr.;
$24 trio; also Bob White Quail,
1 yr. old, $3.50 pair. My place.
Cannot ship. C. S. Winn, Dun-
woody. Ph. 47-2617.

2 pairs Beltsville White Tur-

' keys, one pair slightly larger
than other, $10 for small; $12
for large pair, Mrs. WwW...
Daniel, Parrott.

Domesticated wild Mallard
ducklings, 50c each. R. A.
Bryant, Atlanta, 1105 Edgefield
Di. S. W. FR 1284.

- Geese, 1, yrv old, $5 pair; 2
geese and gander,
Geiger, Fitzgerald,
phone 2867.

Box 212.



POULTRY WANTED



BANTAMS:
Want 1 trio each of Black
Cochin, and Brahma_ bantams,

Must be purebred, small type

ard hens laying. Alice Walton,

Acworth, Dallas
GUINEAS.

Want
as,

Road.

few white guine-
in close radius so can come
Advise. Mrs. Alton = T.
Yashvile. Rt. 3.



al
Willis,
QUAIL:

Want Calif.,
hens. Advise.
ing, Macon,

2

Valley quail
865 North Ave.

BABY CHICKS;

Want 150 baby chicks to
raise on halves, to keep until
8 cr 10 wks. old. You furnish |
chie:s and feed; I do work.
Viri*> first. Mrs. Afred Franks,
Fas>nollee,



RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE



Purebred Calif Rabbits, care-
fully selected - breeding stock,
bucks ready for service and
young does will breed, & A.
Slade, Vienna.

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FOR SALE FOR SALE -



NZW Rabbits, bred does $3
ea; Some with young, priced ac-
cording to size and age of litter;
Also one NZW Buck, 2 Chin-
chilla Bucks, $2 ea. L. R. Bailey,
Marietta, Rt. 5, Cunningham Rd.
(Off Powder Springs Rd\)

Purebred Rabbits, whites, reds
browns, $1.50 ea. up Mrs, Helen
Street, Atlanta, Rt 2.

Rabbits for sale at my place.
Dan Thompson, Marietta, 104
Chester St. Ph. 8-2240. > :

Rabbits babies
stock; Also Calif.-Cross Hybrids
for. meat and breeding, Micheals
Crosses for all purpose. Records
available. Offspring of Southern
champ. Mrs. Homer C. Moore,
Rome, Rt. 2. Watters Rd

7 purebred Chinchilla Rab-
bits, 6 does, 1 buck, half grown,
$6 or $1 ea. Vernon Sorrells,
Royston, Rt. 1.

Rabbits of all ages, bred does,
and fryer size, nice White buck,
and white ones with tan mark-
ings, $1.75-$5 ea.; Some of
largest white ones highr or
not related, $8 pr. Mrs, N. T.
Ryan, Tallapoosa.

8 doe rabbits, one with lit-
tle ones, cheap; Also 2 young
bucks free if lot taken. Mrs.
oe Reese, Jonesboro. Phone
6733. fie

Nice Chinchilla Does, ready
te breed, also one young buck,
fer sale. Letters ans. O: P. Fost
er, Good Hope. Ph. 5216.

Reg. Chinchillas ~ at -right
price. J. H. Reeves, Moultrie,
POF Boxsl0t:

American HwyWt. Chin-
chilla Rabbits, Juniors from one
of best bloodlines. Ped.Certi-

ficate furnished. Reasonable
price. R. Lamar Brantley,
Wrightsville, Rt. 2. .



SHEEP AND GOATS



FOR SALE>
Purebred Hampshire Rams
and Ewes for sale. Dr. L. A.

Mosher, DVM Roswell.

Three nice French Alpine does

5 qts., and two 3 qts. ea. daily.
Come for. Have no crates. Ray
E. McKoy, Newnan.

2 Nubian Milk Goats, reg.
stock, one giving 5 1/2 gts daily,
kid 6 wks old, other with kid 8
days old, 2nd kidding, 5 qts.
daily; Also 2 white Saanan, 2nd.
kid, on now giving milk, other
to freshen July with Ist kid,
large type, not full stock. G. R.
Reece Marietta, 111. Marble Mill
Rd.

One saanan-Toggenberg Bil-
ly Goat, $10.; 2 Nubians (bills),
2 mos. old, $5 ea. Trade for
chickens or rabbits. H. W. Sen-
tell, Woodbury, Rt. 1.

1 to 100 Sheep and Spring
Lambs for sale. N. G, Cabero,
Hawkinsville.



3 now fresh milk goats and 3
fresh in June. Com see. W. J.
Stephens, College Park, 101
| Hembree Dr. a

6 milk goats, 4-6 gt. milkers,
some younger ones ready to strat
milking. 2 ea Angoras, Toggen-
|burg, and Saanans. Dont write.
| See. Mrs. W. M. Barner, Colum-



bus, 641- Benning Dr.
Purebred Hampshire Rams
and Ewes for sale. Dr. L. A.

Mosher, Roswell.

Fine Nubian Milk Goat, no
horns, 3 qts. daily, very gentle
$35. At my home. Will not ship.
Mrs. Edna C. Pettit, Decatur,
3181 Tilson Rd. Rt. 1. De. 7588.

2 young male goats, 10 wks.
old, Saanan and Alpine for sale.
See at farm. Mrs. H. E.. Holmes,
Austell, Rt. 3. Box_70, % Pine -
Oaks Farm,

One Black Hornless Milk
Goat, not bred, for sale or exch.
for pigs or shoat or bees or disc
harrow and other attachments

D. C, Glendenn- |

fo David Bra 2 Garden Trac-
tor. Write w ou have to
offer. H. 3.



t, Augusta,
RED 3, Box K-20. $e



~ New Zealand (white and red)
and breeding

(Goats), recently freshened, one.

Clean, hand saved 1953 Citron,
73c lb. Good feed cows and hogs.
A. T. Mullis, Jr. Cadwell, RFD 1.

Few cups White Creaseback
Cornfield Bean Seed, few cups

mixed col. Cornfield, 55c mea-
suring cup. Add eee Alice
Harris, Ellijay; Star Rt.

Frost- proof turnip seed, 3 tbls.,
30c; garlic, 30c doz; horseradish.
20c bunch. Add postage. Ne
chks. Dollie Eller, Titus.

young kids (bills).
and gentle, $30. Mrs.
Wingo, Newnan.

Young Nubian Milk Goat, fist
fresh in Ist. time, $15; 2 Tog.
Billiea, about 3 mos. old, $15 ea.;

Hornless

Both $25. Does to freshen June
or July. Come see. Dont write.
Leon Watson, Unadilla; ~

4 Tog.-Saanan Doe Kid Goats,
4 mos. old, from good milkers,
good bloodlines, also. 1 Nubian,
2 yrs. old;. just
time, 2 qt. milkers, also 2 pure-
bred. Nubian doe kids, all for
$15. Mask -CeA> Miller, Bain-
bridge, RR 2. Tel 563- MM.

ened this April, 3-4 gts. daily,
$25., $30., and $40 at my barn.
E. Ri Cleghorn, wae Rica, P. 0.
Box 323, 4 2

oo, Work Goats, Lyn: ore ails6
Stroud, Austell,Rt. 2. Box 136.-

' 2.thale 3 mos old kids, Saanan-
Nublian crossed, sire is registered
from good milk stock, $10 ea.
Will not ship. Mrs. M. Ritz, Fair-
burn; Campbellton Rd.





LIVESTOCK WANTED



CATTLE:

Want 1 Reg. Black Angus bull,
8 to 15 mos. old, also 3 Reg.,
Black Angus heifers. Advise.
a ae Allgood, Carlton. phone
93.

CATTLE: *

Want 1 reg. polled Hereford
bull of good blood lines, from
12 to 24 mos. old. No scrub. Must
be priced right. Contact. R. T.
Brantley, Wrightsville. Rt. 2.

Want Black Angus bull,
around 1 yr. old, purebred but
not necessarily reg., within 25-
39 mi. of Atlanta. T. L. Terry,
Marietta, Rt. 5, phone 8-7276.

HOGS:

Want 10 to 12 feeder pigs, wt.,
80-100 lbs., ea., within radius 50
miles. Quote price. Will come
after. J. L. Mercer, Albany, Rt.
5- Box 2605.2 %

HORSES: c

Want nice; small gentle, spot-
ted Shetland pony with bridle
and saddle, not over 5-6 yrs. old.
State lowest cash price del. Mrs.
Helen Street, Atlanta, Rt. 2
(2956 Buford Hwy.).

angi ager on farm. Prefer not. too

reshened,. 1st!

-| with room and board. Give re-

wagon and harness; for sale. Joe

about 1 1/2 to.2 yrs. old, un-

horse stock, prefer gelding, that

tall when grown. James Alder-
man, Griffin, New Everell Rd.
phone 3007. ay

SHEEP:

large breed. Write. P. E. Chand-



FARM HELP WANTED
Want intelligent. cane mar-
ried man of. high-type,
small family for Asst. herd man-



far away as cannot move anyone.
Nice~ 5 R house, water, lights,
bath, garden, mail and school rt.,

son, Drawer: 311.

and salary. Give experience, age,
number in family. A.R. Rooker,

2 Atlanta, P. O. Box 4927. Al. 5486. 2
3 Salen? Milch Goais, fresh:

Bee work on farm. Must be re-
liable, sober, willing worker.
State age and wages expected

ferences. J. 0. ale Jie
Blackshear, Ri , Box 106-A.

Want white oe
woman, 35-50 yrs. old, to live as)
one. of family and assist with

board, salary. Mrs. J. D. ei
Conyers, Rt. 2, Box 54A.-

Want sober, reliable family
with enough force to milk 40
cows, also help gather hay crop.
4 R house, elee. 1/2 mile from
town. U.. T.-Smith, Mansfield.

Want reliable white woman to
live in home with 3 adults and
do light farm work on farm for
Ray Wilson, Hamilton, Rt
Box 103.

Want one man not over 45 yrs.
old also young couple (no chil-
dren) for work on poultry farm
raise turkeys, pheasants, chick-
ens, etc. Room, board, salary.
Mrs. Helen Street, Atlanta, Rt.
2 CHR1TK

Want middle age white wo-
man to do light farm chores on
small farm for room, and rea-

Jonesboro, RFD 1.

. Want woman,
0? d, to live on farm with man
and wife. and do- light farm
chores .Not able to pay large
wages but will give room and
board. Prefer Christian. One
child acceptable. W. H. Barlow,
Newton, Rt. 1, Box 116.

Want job as miller in eorn,
wheat or feed mill, Experi-
enced. Thomas F._ McDonald,



Want young Palomino horse

broken and untrained, of Amer-|
ican Saddle Horse or Quarter

Want 2 pr. of Reg., sheep of f

FEO
: 7 ler, A 55,EKast.
Nice fresh reg. goat, with 2/- ee SlenyS = Se n

$30 weekly. W. H. a Madi-|

Want small family to ee on)
hog farm in Cobb Co., 4 R house | j

Want single man as epee in d

light farm work on*farm. Room,|

room, board, reasonable ah ;
aeB Ee

sonable salary. Will Holloway, ii

20 or 45 yrs.|

-will not be over 15 to 15.1 hands} an

with, CR



perience in
wife, s2sa

yr. I
job on farm doing
chores for small salary
for self and 6 yr

Honest, Sper
6 yrs. experien
Need 2 or 3R

perienced. Also_
drivers. Need 3-4 R
lights, water, et
able wages. H.
lanta 421 Pulli

Man with. wife,
wants job on fz

cnpertoneed
or combina

0 c
phone. EM 6909. x

Want job on t
work). 10 in a L
work). Ready
wages. Wirte or tole



Macon, 3532 Log Cabin Dr.

| Conley, Teton: Rt





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GRADE Thomaston Athens Rome
5-10 5-11 4 5-11 5-12

Steers & Heifers ray ey en te .

Good: & Choice 18.50-22.50 18.50-22.25 18.50-21.00 18.50-20.70

Conl. 15.25-18.50 15.50-18.50 15.00-17.50 16.50-18.00 5
Utility 12.25-15.00 12.50-15.00~ 12.50-14.00 12.50-15.25 13.00-15.00
Cutters 10.25-12.00 | 10.25-12.50 10.25-12.25 10.50-11.75 10.00-12.00
CALVES eu

Good & Choice 16.00-20.00 16.00-20.00 16.75-20.00 16.25-20.25 = 16. y
Cyril, & Com. 12.25-16.50 12.25-16.50 13.25-17.00 12.50-16.50 (12,00-16.50

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cows am :

Utility 10.50-12.25 10.75-12.75 10.25-13.00 11.00-12.75 1 0-12.50
c. & . _7.00-10.50 7.50-11.00 6.75-10.75 7.50-11.00 -7.00-10.75 e
BULLS .

Oil, & Gomi, 13,9618. 12 8078.00 Leas Mee Tee Ieee

Cutters 10.00-11.50 -10.50-12.25 10.50-11.25 40.25-12.00

STOCKERS z ae ee ae

Steers & Heifers 11.00-18.00 11,00-18.00 11,50-19.75. 14.00-18.00

Calves 12.00-21.50 11.00-18.00 11.26-1 8.00 i 3



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