Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1954 September 1

Linder Comm nee









WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1954

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ng your choice, you will have
ned the future course of

uestion of segregation in
schools is part and parcel of

fiolate and the ealnted race

> or else both the white race

colored race will disappear

a mongrelized rabble.

ae fate of those who come after

des in your hands on Wednes-.
ptember 8, 1954. cS -



Ey eur vote or the liquor
vill destroy representative
t, morals and decency in
y your yote. =s

nister and layman, every
a every school

=e nday School teacher,

e else who believes the
ne | Heavens tules in the
and giveth it to
will should seek Di-
before expressing their
ice in ws: momentous

\

~ ELECTIO





you mark your ballot ex-

; not only for the next four .
aes the lives of your:



Judge Wm. A. Ingram Speaks

The following letter from Judge
William A.
Georgia, known to thousands of peo-
ple all over Georgia, is self-explan-
atory and expresses a highly valuable
opinion to which | think the people

of Georgia are entitled; therefore, |

am reproducing it herewith:

Hon. Tom Linder
* Atlanta, Georgia

_ Dear Mr. Linder:

As you kage ihe Supreme
Court of the United States has
held that it is unconstitutional
for a State to segregate school
children by Law on the basis of
race and color only. Because of
this decision, it is imperative that
a plan be worked out for the
State of Georgia to meet the
"emergency created by this deci-
sion.

_ This is true for the reason
that our State Laws and methods
of handling the segregation of
the races in our schools at the
present time violate the princi-
_-ples announced in this decision
of the Supreme Court.

Yours is the only practical
plan which will surely preserve
the segregation of the races in
our public schools within our un-
questioned constitutional rights;
and, at the same time, preserve
our free public school system
without .interruption. :

The do-nothing or wait-and-

| see policy of all the other candi-



Ingram of Cartersville,



dates will Sertdiely result in liti-

_ gationthe effect of which can-

not be foretold. Certainly it will
result in the disruption ct some

or all of our schools. This is so

for the reason that every lawyer
who desires to do so can finda =
client somewhere to use-in bring-

ing litigation against the school
authorities.

In order that the people may
know some of the damage that
would be done in the event that
the people should permit their

- free public school system to be

abolished in tavor of private
schools, | recommend that you
point out to the people of the
State the following:

If our public school system Is
lost, there are many, many dan-
gers to a private school plan.
Space permits me to point out
only 13 major dangers.

1. Gives to private individuals
hundreds of millions of dollars
worth of school building, equip-
ment and property that has been
paid for and will be paid for by
the taxpayers of Georgia.

2. Opens the door for the
teaching of Communism.

3. Abolishes public school bus
transportation system.

4. Abolishes all teachers jobs
white and colored.

5. Abolishes all teaching cer
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FLOWERS AND\SEED
FOR SALE

Large Yellow Datfodil, White
Narcissus Bulbs, $2 C; Blue

is, Red Canna, Orange Day

ilies, $1 doz. No chks. Mrs.
Effie L. McElroy, Buchanan,
watt. 1.

Booking orders for Fall de-
livery Holly, Red Maple, Sweet-

um, Sweetshrub, Wild Azaleas,

oneysuckle, rooted, -20, $5;
Also cuttings of Evergreen
Snowballs, Wisteria, Red Mon-
thly Rose, Spirea, Beauty Bush,
6 cuttings, $1 Inez Haynes, Bow-
don. ;

Single Blue Hyacinth, bloom-
ing size, 2 doz., $1.25; Royal
Robe Violets, 15, $1;. Snow-
drop Bulbs, 2 doz., $1. Add
postage. Mrs. R. P. Steinheim-
er, Brooks.

Winter blooming Yellow, Ox-
lis Bulbs, large, 5 ea.; Small,
, 5c. PP. No orders for less
25c. Mrs, Effie Holton, Baxley,
Bis li

Blue Easter Lilies, 6, $1; 15,
Privet Hedge (stay green),

ft. $12 C; Wax Leaf Ever-
reen, 3, $1; Purple Wisteria,

$1; Jonquils, 30, $1; Pink
Verbena, $1 doz.; Red Maple,
8 ft.-4, $1; Holly, 2, $1. Trees
shipped in Fall. Add postage.
Mrs. B. T. Thornton, Bowdon.

Hybrid Day Lilies, Painted
Lady, Georgia, Athlone, Chall-
mger, $1.50 ea.; Black Prince,
Petricia, Tejas, Sweetbriar, 50c
a.; Collection of 5 from 100

est plus 5 more, all labeled
3.75; La. Iris, 50e ea. Orders of
2 up repaid. Mrs. D. J. Har-
vison, Re ceibeat

White Narcissi, $2 ; Orange
ay Lilies, Emperor Daffodils,
1 doz.; King Alfred Jonquils,
2.50 C; Snowdrop Bulbs, 50
oz. Beatrice Mosley, Bremen,
t. 2, Box 96

King Alfred Jonquils, $2.50
; Apr. Narcissi, $2 C; Yellow
annas, Orange Day Lilies,
Purple Iris, White Iris, Emperor
Daffodils, also Garlic Bulbs,
1 doz.; Snowdrop, 25 doz.;
artha Womack, Bremen, Rt.
2, Box 89.

Yellow Butter and Eggs, Daf-

dils, Jonguils, Yellow, White,

arcissi, Dusty Miller, 2c _ ea.;
Mixed $1.25 C; Star of Beth-
lehem, le ea.; Altheas, 5e_ea.;
B0c doz.; Cannas, Lilacs, Pink
Almonds, Roses {5c ea.; 2, 25c;
Add postage. Taking order for
Wisteria, Spirea, large clumps
at my yard. Mrs. Ardell Meel-
er Rida. Rt. 1, Box 222.

Winter pens Easter Lil-
des, 6, $1; nits. 3, $1; Nan-
dinas, 10, $1. Add postage. Mrs.
M. L. Duncan, Cairo, 342 - 3rd.

Ave, N. W.

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Golden Forsythia,



FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE.

Mixed Colors 1954 Snapdrag-
on Seed, 20c tsp.; Ice Plant Rea
4 doz., 20c. Send 3c postage. Mrs
I. N. Minish, Commerce, Rt. 4,

African Violets, red, lavend-
er, light and dark blue, white,
pink and purple, some doub-

les, small plants, 3, $1; Large,

50 ea.; Leaves, 7 doz-Add 23c
postage on $1 orders, Mrs. Tom-
mie White, Conyers, Rt. 2.

8 cols. Cannas, Tuberoses,
Tris, Glads, Daffodils, $1 doz.;
Lantanas, Pink Crape Myrtle
Coralberry, Amaryllis, Red
Seven Sister Running Rose,
Milk and Wine Lily, Day Lily,
Umbrella Palm, 25 ea. Add
postage. Mrs. W. E. Woooten,
Camilla, Rt. 2. \

8 dif. Caleus cuttings, 3/ 25;
Large Boston Fern, 50c clump;
Dbl. White Petunia, 2 cuts, 25e;
White and Red Geranium cuts,
25c. Plus postage. A eollection
of 12 cuttings, all dif., $1. Mrs.
Ruth Rhodes, Canon, Rt. 1.

Mixed col. blooming size Tu-
lp Bulbs, 50c doz.; Yellow Iris,
40 doz, Add postage. Mrs. Noel
Payne, Canton, Rt. 3.

Dbl. Pink Poppies, Dbl, mixed
col. Sweet William, Hollyhocks,
20c pkt.; Azalea type Mums, 3,
cols, bloom all summer, 50c
doz.; Pot plants, collection Co-
leus, Sultanas, Geranium, Be-
gonias, Purple Jew, 5, $1. One
plant free with every $1 order.
oat postage, Mrs. C. C. Gentry,

alhoun, Rt. 3. c

Butter and Eggs, White Lady
Yellow Lady, White Buttercups,
3c ea.; Black Narcissi, Empress,
Cheerfulness, Firetail, John Ey-
elyn, 5c ea. Add postage. No
orders for less than $1; Red

ider Lilies, 50c doz. Mrs. N.

. Sherard, Commerce, R. 1.

Rooted and growing Geran-|*

jums in 2 pots, 35 ea.; Gera-
niums, and 6 in. in paper
pots, 50c ea. PP in Ga. in lots
of 4 or more, L. E. Buchanan,
Conyers, % Greenacres Farm.

Sev. dif. kinds Cacti, Hen
and Biddie, Xmas, Thanksgiv-
ing, Feb, Starfish; White Be-
onias, Crape Myrtle, 50c; ea.

rite for prices on Cacti, Card
for re iY Add postage. Mrs.
Samuel Caine, Cummings, Rt. 5

1 each, Ruffle Fern, Lettuce
Strawberry Begonia, Dbl. Red,
Rose, and Purple Geraniums,
Star Fish Cactj, rooted, $1.23;
Coleus, Cacti, White and varie-
ated Sultana, Db]. Geraniums,

bl. and Single Begonias, 15
cute, 88c 30, $1.30. Mrs. Lovelle



Ownbey, Bizirsville, Rt. 3, Box
82, :

i

- FLOWERS AND SEED _
FOR SALE ay



Jerusalem Cherry and Bou-
quet Pepper, Red Blazing Hi-
biscus, Many colors Per. Ver-
bena, 10c ea. No mail orders.
Mrs. Frank Barford, Atlanta,
1185 Moreland Ave, S. E.
Ph. De. 3681. ;

Fancy Coleus, strong plants, 20
dif. $1.25; Pot plants, many kind
assorted, 50 cuttings, $1.25. PP.
Free plants. Mrs. W. S. Griffin,
Adel, Rt. 1. .

Nice Boxwood, 12-14 in.,: $3
doz.; Three Arborvitae, English
Juniper, Globe Arborvitaes, 14-
20 in. $4 doz. Mtn Laurels,
Pink Rhododendrons, Moss Rose,
$2.50 doz.;
Primrose, Per Phiox, 50c doz.
Bob Wilson, Blue Ridge.

Nice Boxwoods, 12-14 in., $3
doz.; Tree and Globe Arborvitae
18 in., $4 doz.; All colWild Aza-
leas, Dogwoods, Pink Cherokee
Rose, Pink Almond, Red Japoni-
Cay Pink Rhododendrons, Laur-
els, $2.50 doz.; Spreading Junip-
er, $4 doz. Sadie Wilson, Blue
Ridge. 2

p
Butter and Eggs, Mixed colors,
German Iris, Dbl. Red Cannas,
White Narcissi, Yellow Daffodils
White Sciflas, $1 doz.; White
Spirea, Dbl. White Mtn. Roses,
$1 ea. Mautile Harrison, Bre-
men, Rt. 2, Box 81. a

30 dif. flower cuttings, $1;
Angelwing Begonia, 2 cuts, 25c;
2 dif. large leaf Begonias, 2 cuts,
25c; Dbl. Pink, Dbl. White Be-
gonias, 3 cuts, 25c; 3 Rooted
Corn Cob Cacti, 25c; 7 dif. Cacti
cuttings, 25c; Pkg. Scotch Broom
Seed, 10c and 3 c stamp. Mrs.
A. G. Hunt, Buford, Rt. 1, Box
414.

Star of Bethlehem Bulbs, 35c
doz.; 65c per 50; $1 C.; Blue Vin-
ca Minor, 40c doz.; Jonquil
Bulbs, 50e doz.; Collection of pot
plant cuttings, 15, $1.25. PP.
Mrs. Mamie Stone, Adairsville,
Rt:

Per. Verbena in 8 colors in-
eluding red, blue,. white, wine,
purple, 30, -$1; Large Pink
Thrift, 50, $1. PP in Ga. Good
rooted plants. Damp packed
Mrs. A. M. Grier, Alto, Rt. 1,
Box 155.

6 Bermuda Lilies, 4 in (bloom-
ing size), $1 doz.; 25, $2; Bulbs
6 in. circum., 4, $1; $2.50 doz.;
Bulblets, $2 qt.; Over $1. PP. No
COD. 10c each. on checks. Ready
for shipment. Mrs. J. C. Cofer,
Atlanta, 883 Fayetteville Rd., S.
E. Ph. Cr. 8404. \

Gardenias, 6-8 in, 5, $1; 30
plants, $5; Bufordi Holly, 50c
Boxwood, $ in flats, 50, $5
Large boxwood; Blue, Pink,
Lavender Buddlea, 8-10 in,
5, $1; Liriope, Vinca Major and
Minor, White-Narcissus Bulbs,
$2.50 C. W. L. Morris, Atlanta,
444 Collier d. N.W. Ph. 2745.

Yellow Jonquils Bulbs, $1 C.
Exch. for Glad bulbs. Write first.
Mrs. J. V. McClure, Acworth, Rt.

Amaryllis Bulbs, orange and
white striped, 40c ea.; Salmon,
3, $1.10; Dbl. red and salmon
Geraniums, Boston Lace and
Baby Breath Ferns, Xmas Cac-
ti, 25c ea.; 5, $1.; Onion Cacti,
20c ea. No chks. Add postage.
Mrs. Jessie Howard, Albany,
400 S. Cleveland.

Beefsteak, Anglewing Begon-
jas,. Plumosus. Fern, Loquots,
Cunnighamias, 25c ea.; 2 yr.
bulbs of Hybird Amaryllis,
Phillippine and Easter Lily, $1
doz. Add 35c extra for shipping
each order. Mrs. Alma Moore,
Adel.

African Violets, Lucky Lady,
Pink Girl, Fairy, Gorgeous Blue
Wonder, Red Bird, Neptune,
Purple Mist, Red Head, Violet
Beauty, Blue Eyes, Carmelita
(double), Jesse, Red King, Snow
Prince, 50c, 60c, 75c, $1 ea. Post-
age: 1 plant 22c; 2 plants, 30c.
Mrs. T. R. Sweatmon, Atlanta,
17 Louice Pl, N. W:

Yellow Winter Oxalis Bulbs,
blooming size, 10c ea. plus post-

Mixed, Iris. Shrubberry, also

Peppermint Plants for sale

Mary J. Freeman, Atlanta, 778 |
E. Ph. Di. |

Rosedale Ave. S.
6446. =
_ Hemerocallis, Day Lilies, in
shades of yellows, orange, red,
maroon, purple, rose pink, bi-
colors, etc., 15 plants (ea. dif-
ferent) $5. PP. Mrs. Susie Burt,
Arlington, Rt. 2. Re

Paper White Narcisi, Dbl. Day
Lilies, 50c doz.; Blue Ageratum,
Foxglove, Lady of the Lake, 25c
doz; Tall Blue Spanish Iris, 75
doz.; Dusty Miller, le ea. Exch.
for print sacks Mrs. Clyde Lo-
gan, Austell, Rt. 2., Hillcrest Dr.

White Flowered Autumn Cro-
cus, 50c doz.; 3 doz., $1.25 pre-
paid. Mrs, A. D. Brinson, Cairo,
Rt 2 Box 17.

Fine Cannas: Eureka White,
Madam ,Canard, City Portland,
Giant, and King Humbert Red,
Gold, Lemon Yellow, Alle-
mania Variegated, $1.50 doz.;
$10, C; $40. 500. Mrs. J.
Camp, Cordele. ee

Single Red, and White Olean-
ders, $1. ea: Day Lilies, 15
var., 25c;. 15. kinds: Iris, $1:
Send stamped envelope for des-
cription. Mrs. W. E, Johnson,
Crawfordville, Rt, 2.

Xmas Cacti, 20c doz.; Orange
Day Lilies, 25c doz.; Geranium,
35c -ea.; Spotted Coleus, 20c
ea.; Witches Hand, 40c ea.:
Century Plant, Elephant Ear,
50c ea.; Purple Iris, 50c doz.;
Iee Plant, 40c; Purple Lilac,
rooted, 50c ea. Add postage.
Rosie Crowe. Cumming. Rt, 1.

Silver Band Fern, $1.; Ver-
bena, 50c doz.; Guinea Wing
Grape, Everblooming Dbl. Be-
onias, 50c; Sweetgum and Var.
vy, _Skinny Finger, Novelty
Gacti, 30c; Var. Jade, Pin-up,
Lipstick Plants, Ferns, Pothos,
25; Justicia. 40c; White Striped
Jew, 15ce. Phus postage. Mrs.
Otis Mashburn, Cumming:

Red, White, Pink, Rosebud
Geraniums. Red, White, Bronze
Leaf Single, Red, White, Pink
Dbl.,. and Guinea Wing. Maple
Leaf Begonia, Several Dif. Cac-
ti, Salmon Sultana, Airplane,
Rubber, and House Plants, 20

-|cuttings, $1.25. Add 25 post-

age out of state. Mrs. John

Gable, Cedartown, Rt. 3.

Rhododendron, Mtn, Laurels,
White Pine, Trailing Arbutus,
Blooming Ivy, $1.50 doz.; Iris,
mixed colors $1. doz. Add post-
age. Mrs. D. M. Hollaway; Dah-
lonega, Rt, 1.

Centipede and St. Augustine
Grass Runners, 2-3 ft., $1. C.
Grown in shade or sunshine.
Mrs. Eugene F. Adams, De-

catur, 836 W. Ponce de Leon].

Ave. Ph. Cr, 1891.

Large blooming size Madon-
na Lily Bulbs, 35c ea.; $3. doz.;
Black Narcissus, 25 doz. Plus
postage. Mrs. Roy Entrekin, Sr.,
Douglasville, 41 Bowdon St.

Booking orders for Nov. del.
White, and Pink Dogwood, Red,
and Orange Pyracanthas, White,
Red Crape Myrtle, Pink Crab-
apple, Teaolive, Granny Grey-
beard, Red Berry Holly,-1-5 ft.,
10c ft: Add postage. Betty June
Cornell, Dublin, Rt. 6, Box
3a2 71/2: :

Little Yellow Cluster Narcis-
sus Bulbs, 50, $1.50; Nierem-
bergia, purple rope, dwarf,
loaded with deep Pirple flow-
ers with yellow center, -bloom
summer and
perennial, $1.15 doz,
dozen. sold. . Mrs.
worth, Dacula. Rt. 1.

Dbl. Orange and Lemon Day,

No_ less

-land Blackberry Lilies, $1. doz.;

Sourwood, Rhododendron, Aza-
leas, Kalmia Laurels, Granny
Grey Beard, Boxwood, Trailing
Arbutus, $1.75 doz.: Siberian
Iris, 50c doz. Thrift, $125 C.
Mrs. M. L, Eaton, Dahlonega,
tT. y

Large Xmas Cacti, 50c ea.;
Large and Fluffy Leaf Begonia,
Sansievra, Oxalis, Widows
Tears, Large Green, and Red
and Silver Striped Jew, 12
cuttings, $1.; Shrimp, Walking





age. Mrs. T. B. Wood, Bowdon,
Rt. 1. : : :

Vs

Iris. 25 ea. Plus postage. Miss
Jeanne Langley, Elli, Rt. 3.

R. |doz.; Yellow Japoni
iy

_} Blooming

fall, 6 and 8 in.,};
Lon Ash- :

blooming size, 50c
Blooming size Dbl. T
35e ea: White Narci
$12 Mrs. J.-C=J, :
ville. :

Dbl. Rose Altheas,
Baby Breath Spi
large plants. $1. e
cissi, Yellow Iris. 75
ple Fall Aster, 3(
Large Tiger Lily
size, $1. Mrs. Charle
wards, Ellijay, RR 3,

Iris, Red Montbre
low Lilies, Grey

nicas,
Old Fashion Lily Bush,
50c ea. Eng, Dogwo
Crapmyrtle, large D
Premium Rose, 75c
postage. Mrs,.-D. P..
Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box 105
Dusty Miller, Foxglov
ed Mums, Mixed C
ange Day Lilies, 75c do:
Orange Lilies, Purple
low Sansousa_ Iris, $1.
Purple, White Lilacs.
theas, 3, $1. Add posta
Mary Langley, Ellija
Box 98. as

Fancy Leaf Cala
tanas, Coleus, 4 dif.
of each, $1.50 doz; J:
Snowballs, Lilacs, Oak]
drangea, Easter Roses,
cus, 6, $1:; Trillium,
The Pulpit Bulbs, Bl
Hyacinth, 50c doz.; Wa
cinths, 4, $1. F. M. Eat
jonga, atti 1. ae

size
Bulbs, $1.26 doz.; Bl
Hyacinth Bulbs, 50,-$
tel colored Glad Bulbs, 5
PP in Ga. Mrs. B. C.
Dawson, 508 East 7th.

Day Lilies, Gold Carg
Lena Hoover, Purp.
Stealer, Wine, J.
Lemon. Bay State Y:
ea.; Bearded Iris, spri:
fall blooming, Black
deepest blue, Southl:

Oct, Blaze, Redi
tra, Marine Blue, 8,
Owens, Tallapoosa, Rt.
ones ie White,
ue, lavender, purple,
wine color vesper ea
PP, Mrs. J. M,. Newm
lapoosa, Rt: 2.3
GR Ne oa

4 Broad Leaf Angel
Begonias, 2 blooming, 60
Other 2, 40c ea, One
Leaf, 40c; Star Fish Cact
ea.; All rooted; Unrooted
kinds Begonia, 10c ea.; 3 }
Dbl. Petunia, 15 ea: 5
Fancy Coleus, 10c ea. Not }
Mrs. J, W. Roberts, Tal
Rt te sO e hls? -

African Violets, ready
repotting in 3 in. pots,

in. blooming lants;.
Leaves, 15c. Orders of $
more postpaid. 265 va
Will furnish your choice
color or variety if

Mrs, Blanche Woodw
Thomasville, Box 889. ~

Yellow Oxalis Bulbs
Peacock, a Fluffy
Scale Ferns; Dbl. Pink,



Angelwing Begonia. S
25c ea. Plus postage. Exc
sacks. Mrs. Wavy
Toomsboro. Beso

Liriope Plants, 50, $1.

turalizing bulbs of several

ieties, $1. C; Cheaper by

Large clump Pink Thri

Red Surprise _ Lilies,

Bulbs, bulbs, 75c doz. Ad
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a _ $2. y
f y] Yelllow calla
postle Lilies, 3, $1.: Red
eh $1. doz. White

santhemums, $1.25 C; One
Orange Montbrettia, 25c;
ae 2, 25: Fancy
aladium. Blue Hydran-

nciana, Philodendron,
a.; White Streaked and
een Jew, 10c. Add postage.
Dan Terry, Quitman.

ooted Opal Plants, single
pink and red with
: foliage | wax Begonias,
Xmas, Frogleg,

orn, and Night Bloom-
ereus Cacti, Rose
Geranium, 25c ea.; Cut-

Sc ea. Mrs.D. W.. Fair-
Rochelte, PL OQ. Box 1044.

a, Yellow, Red Justicias,
Bae Bandy, Hibiscus (Blazing

: colors), Amazon. |
ro gees. White Spi- |
l klooming size, 50
"$2.50; Pink, Dees Wine



ea.; Small
for "indoors,

Me WW. Wil-

Blooming |

ster Lily Bulbs, Red Hi- |

7

Bronze Conch, Pink. Rosebud
Begonia, Sweetgum, Baby
Branching Ivy cuttings, 25c ea.;
Rose Sultanas, 3 kinds Coleus,
dark red, green, yellow and
green, light red, green, 10 cut.
Add 3c postage ea. cut. Mrs.
W .W. Louman, Ellijay, Rt. 5.

Red, White, Pink Spirea, For-
sythia, Altheas, Pink, White,.
Weigelas, 50c ea.; Buddleia,
Abelia, 75c ea.; Boxwood, Eu-
nonymous, $1. 50 ea., Azaleamus:
rooted, 25 ea.; Tulip Bulbs, |
King of Nights, Bellow, $1 doz.;
Del. No order less $1. Mrs.
Adell Williams, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Emperor and Dbl. Daffodils,
Fragrant White Narcissi, Jon-
+ Bulbs; $1.50 C; $12 M;
nowdrop, Purple Sweet, Con-
federate Gray Violets, ~ Vinca
or Periwinkle Vine, $1.25 C;
$10 M. Add postage. Mrs. J.
H. Penland, Ellijay.

- Blue Violets, $1 C; Red June |
Cacti, Pink Justicia, Pink Pe-.
ony, 50c ea.; Red Lily Bulbs!
| Rainbow Moss, Red Geranium,

Goldenglow, mixed col. Iris, 50c |
doz.;.$3-up PP. Exch. for sacks.
Mrs. W. D. Ralston, ged
Rt. 3, Box 52. ;

Yellow Easter Roses, 50c-ea.;
Peach Glads, 50c doz.;
| Bronze Mums, 13 doz.; Blue
Hyacinths. Lemon Lilies, $1.25}
doz.; Ivy, Conch Begonias, Sual-
tanas; Rase, Red, Hen and Bid-
| die, Patticake Cacti, 30e ea.
eee packed. Add postage. Mts.
| Freeman Gong, Ellijay, Rt. 5.

Cluster Yellow, White Narcissi,
Dbl. Butter and) Eggs, Lemon
| Lilies, 8 choice Iris, 50c doz.;
'6& var. large Daffodil, Narcis-
sus fixed, 40 doz; Blue Scil-
las, White, Blue Critelia Bulbs, |
'30c doz. Add postage. Mrs.
C. E. Leverett, East Point, 2595 |
/Ben Hill Rd.

Rabbit Tracks (Prayer Plant),
| Pepermonias, 20c ea.; Perennial
| Candytuft, Dbl. Hollybocks,
Yellow Yarrow, $1 doz.; Mixed}
Dutch Iris Bulbs, $4 Cc. Add
postage. Mrs. H. H. Stalnaker,
Elberton, Rt. 5.

Native Wild Azaleas, 25 ea.;
$2 doz.; Yellow Jonquil, March |
- | blooming, single 25 doz.; Doub-
| le, 40c: doz.: Glads, mixed cole |
ors, 50c doz.; Yellow Primrose
ate Red Horsemint, Blue
and Silver Iris, 50c doz.; Red
| Mrs. Presley Fowler, Ellijay,
Rt. 5

' 3 shades Red Geciniie Ap-

ple Blossom Pink, Angelwing,

| Guineawing, Beefsteak Begon-

= and Velvet Plant, 25c ea.
rge rooted plants. No orders |

Hees $1. Add 25 postage. Mrs.

| Mary Shrum, Fitzgerald, Rt. 1.)

Box 108,

3 cuttings Watermelom Red
Hydrangeas, 2 of Dbl red, 2)
Dbl. pink Geranium cuts, 3 roaot-

S| ed Monkey Face (or Mother's









Tears), all 10, $1. PP in Ga.

| No chks. Money preferred. Mrs.
Se Overby, Flowery Branch, }

Killarney Roses, Pink oe

Al-| White, $1; Goldilock, $1; Si






























Pink D An-
eee Bioca: Vein, |
21e een cuttings, | V

n ae ote ce |

2 rng

fh Red
Gael ee L doz. $8: C;, Pi
ee aan $l; "Jonauils;, Daffodils,

Chastain, | Bult Bulbs, $2 doz.;

7 | yellow
beak.

delivery Red, White, Purp oe
Verbena, Trailing Vinca; Also}
|Apple and Peach Trees fall. |: Ri
. Mrs. Annie Hubbard, Fort-
son,

~- Bulbs: Narcissus, white with
ee $1.50 doz.; Mixed
nquils, Butter. and)
Egg,
gat Time saci Glad: >
cc . Mis. E. Fountain, Bt

'Y.

led; Yellew Thorniess, Rose, But-
| terfly Bush, Purple Lilac, 6, $1}
| Plus:postage; Also large Box!

and Dark Purple Ver-
Oxalis,,

Nareissus: Bulbs, $1.50, C; Blue |};
Eris, $1.50 doz.; Pres. Red Canna
Add postage.

Mrs: |

at my home.

_ [santa Ellis, -Grantville



Bie igus Photenin, $2.50, don;

tec

Guineawing, Red, White and

25c ea.; Large mixed col. Mums, }

White, |

Blooming size Paper White, |

| Locust, 50 ea. Add postage.

$1.50, C; Small |;

Speckle Rose Bushes, 25c root- t

wood at my place. Mrs. Mae),
scaling Gainesville, Rt. 6.

Ligustrums, both fast and
slow growing, Cherry Laurels,
Nandinas, Boxwood, Magnolias,
Photenias, Eng. Ivy, Vinca Min-
or, Red, White, Blue, Pink
Thrift, Red Violets, for sale.
Blanche Woodruff, Greenville.

wax blooms, rooted in pots,
$2.50 ea. Add postage. Miss Bes-
sie Martin, Gainesville, Rt. 5.

Old Eng. Box wood, 8-10 fr,
$3 doz.; 6-8, $2 doz.: : Vinca Minor
blue heavy liners, $1 doz.: $4 ;
American Beauty Berry, 18- 24

$2 doz.: ; Mimosa (Silk tree) 18-24

/son, Greenville.

Hybrid Day Ties Gismere 4
callis), Warpath (red, Pride of
| Houston (mahogany), Sylvia and |
| Cabatlers (Bi- colors, Mary Gun-
ther (orange and "red), J: AS
Crawford, 50 ea: Black Prince,
' Mrs, John T. Tigeret, $1 ea.
|Add postage under $2 Hattie
Kimsey, Hiawassee.

Bulbs: King Alfred daffodils
50, for $1: Butter and eggs ahd
Star Bethlehem, ea. kind, $1 C;
Add postage. Mrs. Sibley Rich-
ardson, Hartwell, Rt. 3.

Azaleas, ferns,
Amaryllis,. red honeysuckle, sil-
}ver lace vines, Mtn. laurels,
|Pussy, weeping Willows, rose
Acacie, sweetshrubs, gardenias,
dogwoods, red maples, forsythia,
red holly, spireas, Jan. Jasmine,
white August lilies, 50c ea. Exch,
' for vrint sacks: Mrs. John Myers
Addison, Hartwell, Rt. 2..

Purple or Blue Bearded a
'20, $1; Pink or White Oxalis, 3
10e- Yellow Jonauils, Butter
and Eggs, Daffodils, blooming
sizes, $1 C; Seed from all colors
Petunias (Burpee), mixed 10 and
Stamped envelope; Also Titho-
nia Seed, orange velvet. Mrs.
RA: Fleming Lincolnton.

Single Dbl. Altheas, 8 colors,
15c doz.: Red, Pink Crape Myr-

Pink, Blue Butterfly Bush, Pink |
Almond, White Spireas, Bridal-
Vwreath 25 var. Running Bush
Roses, 5, $1.; Pink, Red Thrift,
'30c doz. Add Postage. Mrs. C. Ez
yao de Lithonia, Rt. 3, Box

Pink, White Mimosa, Do
wood, Chinaberry, Oe
Paw. Paw Catalpa, Tulip Paplar.
Persimmon, Black Haw, Cedar,
Cherry, Plum, Red, Pink Roses,
7, $1; Sweet Shrubs, 50c doz:; |
Pink, Red Thrift, 30c doz 4 doz.,
$1 Fall shipm t, Add postage.
Mrs. Thos. J. Watson, FOS,
rRt. 3, Box 217.

Red Spider Lily Bulbs, 50
doz.; Yellow Jonquils, $1- C;
Sweet William Seed,, mixed col-

l addressed stamped envelope.
| Add postage on bulbs. No chks.
(or out-of-state orders. Mrs. An-~ |
nie Pattillo, LaGrange, Rt. 4.

35000, Boxwoods, $1.-$3 ea. at
imy place; 1000 rooted Boxwood

mine, 3, $1; Jonquils, Daffodils,
Nareissi, mixed, 60 e C. Add
Ect Mrs. 'S. M. Gunter,
rig nie wor, Rt. 1, Peachtree |

Good flower bulbs, assorted,
for sale, $1 Ib..Plus_ postage.
Contact. Mirs:. W. W.
. Grayson,, Rt. i.

Jonquil and Narcissi, T5c doz.
bulbs, Nell A. es, ne, Rt.

Small size Butter and Egg
| Bulbs,
a. Paul Underwood, Ocilla,

Hyacinths, dbl. Pink, blue,
$1.75 doz; blue Boman, 2 doz.
($1.50; mixed bulbs; extra large,
many choice var:,
paper white. Chinese. sacred nar-
/eissus, 30, $1; $3 C. Plue 25
postage; Blooming Gerberas, $3
doz. Mrs. J. Wr. Jomes, Madisom,

| Georgia Easter lily bulbs,
I 15, 20) 3, 30; 35, and 4c sizess |
| Tris tubers, purple, blue, lavend-
iad threa; cemts: ea; pie. See



-4 yr. old Cape Jasmine, white

in., Red Spirea, and Spice Bush, |
ne $1: 50 doz., Mrs. B. L. Robin-

hydrangeas, |

| tle, Forsythia, Baby Snowhball, |

ors, Feverfew, l0e-pkg. with self |

Plants, 10e ea.; White Star Jas- |,

$1.50 C. Add postage. |

including \

Rhododendrons, Mtn Laurels,
Azaleas (3 cols.), Dogwood,
white, yellow, Poplar, Holly
Bush, Maple, Creek Hemlock,
Cherokee Rose, Coralberry, Red
Bud Bush, rooted, $2 doz.,PP.
Moss pasked. 2 1/2 ft. high; Mtn.
Ferns, 2 doz. $1 Virginia Black
Mineral Bluff, Rt. 1, Box 176.

Red and White Dogwood,
Crabapple, Running Roses, Bird
of Paradise. Bunch Honeysuc-
kle, Running Honeysuckle,
Buckeye, Red, Yellow Jasmine,
Running Evergreen Oaks, Tea-
olives. Magnolia, French Mul-
|berry, Sweet Bays, 10c ft. Add
'postage. Exch. for sacks, Mrs.
Henry Loyd, Toomsboro, Rt. 1.

Magnolias, Red, White Dog-
wood, Teaolives, Pink Crab-
apple, Red, Pink Crape Myrtle,
Redbud, Sweetshrubs, Umbrel-
la China, Pink, Red Honeysuc-
kle, Running Pink and White
Roses, Evergreen Oaks, Pussy-
willow, Sweet Myrtle, 1-5 ft.,
0c ft. Add postage. Exch. for

sacks. Mrs: Grady Brewer,
Toomsboro.
Thornless Roses, -yellow, 3,

Yellow and Purple Iris,

$1.;

Orange Day Lilies, $1. doz.;
Golden Chain, 4, $1.; Tiger
Lilies, large bulbs, 6, $1.; Small

$1. doz.; Yellow Jonquils, Pur-
ple Verbenas. $1, doz; Add
postage. Mrs. Jemima Crump,
| Talking Rock. Rt. 2

Cob Cacti, Star Fish, Xmas,
Rattail, Deer Horn, Glory, Mul-
'tiplying, Elephant Ear, 35c ea.;
Lilacs, Myrtles, Yellow Thorn-
ies Rose, Silver Maples. 25c

Wigues Seed, 10c pk, Add post-
age. Mrs. Warren McDaniel,
Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Purple Iris, 3 doz. $1.25. PP.
Mrs. M. L Priest, Talking Rock,
Hie :

-Iris, named varieties, all col-
ors mixed, not labeled. 15, $1.;
35, $2. Add postage. Mrs. Sher-
man Duckett, Talking Rock.

Purple Iris, Orange Day. Lil-
ies, 3 doz., $1.30. PP_ Mrs. Abe
Goble, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

! Iris, Hemeroeallis, Daffodils,
Nareissi, Lilies; My selec tion
labeled, dif, reds, yellows,

ilis, $3.50 doz, Add 35c postage.

; | Mrs. F. M. Combs, Washington.

Geraniums, Japanese Laven-
ider, Rose, Oxblooded Red,
Cameo Pink; Beefsteak, Bleed-
ing Heart, Giant Red -Conch,
Pearl, Pink Conch, Bronze Leaf
|/Pink-Red Begonia: Boston, Fish
| Tail, Whitmani, 55 ea: Red
|Chicken Gizzard. Cacti,
ange Spoon, 40 ea. PP. Mrs.

Daffodils by doz., Bersheba,
|Mrs. Backhouse (Pink), $3.50:
Thalia, Franciscus Drake, Jno.,
Evelyn, $2.50; No. 1 bulbs. My
iselectton labeled dif. reds,
Ipimks, bicolor, yellow, rose,
wine, Imis, 15, $1.25; Hemero-
,callis, $3.50 doz. Plus 25 post-
age. Mrs. M. P. Combs, Wash-
ington,

Mixed bulbs Jonquils Daffo-
dils, Buttercups, Narcissi, large
bulbs, te ea.; Smaller, 3:/4e ea.;
| 1600 - good bulbs, $7.; All pre-
paid on orders $2. up. Less $2.
postage extra. A. J. Willoughby,
Waco,

Rooted:-Cactus Plants, Christ
mas, Thanksgiving, May. tf
set out now, will bloom in I

lor 2 years... 3 plants, $1. PP
|Hxch,.. for sacks Mrs. Jo C
Way, Walthourville

Paper White Narcissus Bulbs,
$2, CC; 38e doz: Bed Spider
Lily, 63e doz. Add postage.
Mrs. Fred Atkinson, Valdosta,
Rt, &

Imp. Easter lily bulbs, 40c
ea, & for $1, or $48. bushel.
'T. M. Greene Zebulom, Box
) 262.

Nica Tiger Lily Bulbs, $2.50
\doz. PP. Mira. eR. neem, Lula,
RFD 2: CI ey

| Pink Thrtitt, 7c C;, $3 M; Pur



|

; Hollyhock, Pretty By Night |

pinks. bicolors, rosy pinks, 2 |
tome Iris, 15, $1.50; Hemerocal-

Or. |
Graham H, Eley, White Plains. |

-} $12\50 Simmons cultivator, $15;

ae ann tia ee pe | Ww. B Hart, Midland.

Want cuttings for rooting
named Azaleas and Red
White Dbl. Altheas. Have Ir
to exchange. Mrs. Lois G. Be
Milledgeville, Rt. 2.

Want price on an outla
shrubbery and some se on
Snapdragon, tomato, and stock.
Mrs. Carrie Griffin, Roswe

shrub Seed. Hubert eee
Canton, Box 488.



4

SECOND HAND



Caterpillar (gasoline) Fifteen,
rexcellent cond., $350 Or trade
for other equipment. Be
Hill Ave.,

N. W, Be. 3535.

mower, bull dozer attac. dise

good cond. Guy Reeves, Green-
ville, Rt. 3

All planting and cultivating
}equipment for Farmall Super
A Tractor. $175. Almost new.

1, Bethsaida Rd.

10 in, Fairbanks-Morse Ham-
mer Mill, complete with sackey,
$85. Like new. Eo.
Georgetown, Box 295.

used 3 times, $12, Mrs. W. H.
ae Savannah, Rt. 4, Box

Ford Tractor, 1947 m
bood cond., for sale. G.
Ross, Eastman, Rt. 3 Box 66.

F. Dewberry, Acworth.

Oaks),, mewest model, used one

ator for dairy. Mrs. -G.
| Brown, Monroe ,Rt. 2

FE Meyers Heavy Duty Wat-
er Pump complete, 2% in,
| galvanized drop pipe with wood-
en sucker rod, dbl, acting cyl-
inder, all perfect cond. and
furnishes large amt. of water.
pent M. H. Peebles, see:

ro.

LA John Deere Tractor, eul-
tivator, mowing machine,
dise trailer plow, good sha
3 mi. S. Calhoun just off 4
Hwy. on Bellwood Rd. Harvis
Wilson, Calhoun, Rt. 2.

2 Wooden Silos, 18 ft. hig
by 16 ft. diam, good cond.
one or both cheap. J: P. Si
son, College Park, RFD 2.
Ca. 6859.

G.

Westinghouse Milk Cooler,
| Surge 4 unit Pump, 2 Surgs
Milkers, for dairy: 100 bu. Co
ey Manure Spreader; 2 tom Trae-
tor Wagon, 15 in. Hammermil

| Graham Hoeme Plow, G
cond, Priced right. R. H. Crav-
ey, Covington, Rt. 2. Ph. Cov-
4086. or Atlanta Wa.
6040.

One 1950 VAC Case 2 Row
Tractor with planters, fertilizer
attach., cultivators, Smoothin
Harrow, J. D. 4-dise Tiller, sel
all or nothing. Very reasonable.
Letters ans. Joe Cox, Davis-+
bora.

Can Sealer, $9.00; 28 in Cord-
wood Saw, $11; 1 horse steel
beam plow, $7.50; 2H plow, $113
Avery 1 -Row corn planter,

Cross-cut saw, $4.50; Cole 3
row grain drill, both shovel and
dise openers, $22.50. Can usa
5 to. 10 bu. seed wheat in trade,
|S. M, Stout, Warm Springs.

Allis-Chalmers: Tractor W. G.,
good shape, with starter, lights,
power takeoff, motor recently
overhauled, tires, very good
shape, good plow with 2 new
disc, cheap.; 3 Row Grain: Drill,

seyeral good turning plows, t
and 2 horse. C. A. es
| Kennesaw, Rt. 1, 8-385
Marietta.

Bulldozer Blade for Model
A John Deere Tractor, used

| ontyta! few hours. Sell it halt
(origina on oe. Just patos dae
Pierce pet



BS a eae bie

of ie

Want Buckeyes and e

Thomason, Atlanta, 640 Center ee

One Cub Tractor with grasa

C. L. Summers, Riverdale, Rt,

=

300 chick cap, brooder (Eleg.

time; Also-hand cream separ- =

2



MACHINERY FOR SALE

plow, pulley for saw, guar, ise

2

One Sears 95 egg aa ool aS



La. No. 2 Bottom Plow for i
John Deere Tractor for sale R

ae

J. D> No. 5 Mower, Taylors >. ~
-way 10 disc. Harrow; 10 cat







SECOND HAND
, MACHINERY FOR SALE

SECOND HAND









: One late model Ford Tractor

> with bush and bog oe

<a panies, other equip. for sale.
_<. G. Gentry, Temple, Rt. 1.

__. One 12 ft. automatic hay rake
(either tractor or mule drawn),
es cond., $65. W. J. McDoug-
-. ald, Gaddistown.

_ One 46 hp Wisc. Engine Gar-
- den-All Tractor and Equipment
: ~ sale. J. A. Whitlock, College

ark, Rt..2, Box 133,

Lilliston Peanut Picker, good
~@ond., $195; Lilliston Hay Bal-
with Intl. Motor, good cond.
. R. Belcher, Perry, Rt. 2.

Dairy Equipment: 10 Can IHC
Cooler with extra motor, Are-
ator, Two Single DeLaval Milk-
- dng Units, complete, and all
' mecessary dairy equip., all good
+ eond. $800; John Deere A Trac-
tor (Butt-head), 6 disc J. D,
_ Tiller, 30 disc Harrow, Allis-

Chalmers Combine, $850. C. WL
_ Champion, LaGrange, Rt. 2.

2 H Wagon, Farm Bell, Land

_ Roller, Mowing Machine for

Farmall tractor. Mrs. Chas,
_. Gardner, Goggins, Rt. 1.

_ 2. H Mower, good shape, $40.
_ .@. F. Wellborn, Rock Springs.

1950 Farmall M Tractor, Su-

er C Tractor and Cultivators,

-, 1952 model; 1951 New Holland

_ No. 77 Baler, 2 Rakes (one on

- vubber), 1949, 12-A Combine

with motor, Athens Bush and

og, Intl. 20 Disc Harrow, New

Intl: Wagon, No: 25 Mower.

All good cond. R. V. Byrd, Wal-
nut Grove.

_~ --P-U-300 Intl. Power: Unit
40 HP, for grist mill or feed
ie oe C. C.. McGee, Winder, Rt.

.

ae






-

a

One TD-18 Intl. Crawler

Tractor complete with LaTour-

neau cable control unit and
tilt dozer blade, runs well, for
gale at right price. See.

Pe

~Dungan, Meansville.

J. Deer 10 hole Grain and
Fertilizer Drill for tractor, au-
tomatic control, good cond.,

195. C. W. Sims, Marietta, Rt.

(Off Canton Hwy. on Black-
well Rd.)

Planter Jr. Garden Tractor

. #th one row seeder, and set of
eultivating tools, all good cond.,
used very little, $200 or trade for

- equal value in cattle, or irri-
gation equip. Wm. R. Ruppers-
urg, Fairburn, Rt. 1, Milam Rd.

Ph. 4202.

Farmall M. good cond., lights,
hydraulic life, power takeoff,
compe F. H. Agee, Crawford-

le. ;

Benthall Peanut Picker and
Baler with motor both good cond
~@us Bearden Chauncey, RFD 1.

Complete saw mill outfit, dogs

_. @hains and cross cut saws, ete.
See. Mrs. Arthur Gill, Wood-
bury. Ph. 4041.

Cole Cotton and Corn Plants,
No. 40-4, good cond., with all
lates and gears, also Cole 3
ow Grain Drill, Ist. class cond.,
lanted only about 2 acres oats
no fertilizer attachment). $20
ea. D. H. Jones, Griffin, Rt. D,
Box 49.

Turner Hay Baler with en-
ee. good cond extra long 6 in.
eit to run cot picker, cheap.

>: H. Phi 503
ae arris St.

1951 J. Deere Model B. Trac-
tor, practically new , starter,
lights, rollomatic, -Powertrol,
$1400; John Deere B Butthead
overhauled, new rings, new
aint, new tires, cast wheels,
375; J, D. cultivating, planting
and distributing equip. for A or
, $200. J. A. Dula, Leesburg,

t. 2, c/o Dula Farms.



hf

en



ips, Americus,

Lilliston Peanut Picker, needs
gome repairs, cheap for $100.
Come see. J. Ralph Duggan,
Warthen.

One 1948 H Farmall, perfect
_-eond., with 4 dise tiller, bush
and bo harrow, new 3 point
lift with new cylinders, $800.
Sell any part, or all. Jiles Hamil

ton, Alma, Rt. 2. ;
phone cond,,
is 175. FOB farm, A, K. Adams

$50. Mrs. Robert Harp, Rock
Spring, Rt. 1.

Old Model Mowing Machine
with2 blades (one never used),
in good mowing condition, $28;
Large Farm Bell, $12; Larger
Bell, $40, All good cond. H. B.
Cain, Bethlehem, Rt. 1.

Greensboro, Rt. 2.



SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED



Deere Model A Tractor. Hugh
T. Davis, Williamson,

Want one hydraulic controlled
dirt pan, 3-5 gal cap.; Must be in
good cond., reasonable. Guy H.
Shivers, Norwood. 318R2 War-
renton. >

Want large siz coal-coke
brooder, late model, good cond.,
not over 50 mi. Washington. W.
P. Lynn, Washington, Rt. 1.
Box 33. :

, Want orchard sprayer, PTO
or engine drive. Give full de-
tails and price in first letter.
H. R. Entrekin, Bremen, Rt./1.

Want cultivators for old

preferably but will accept single
State condition and price in let-
ter. C. I. Holt, Macon, Rt. 3,
Hwk Rd. :

Want feed mixer in good cond-
ition. preferable upright, 1 ton
cap. Chafin Smith, Forsyth.
Ph. 2428.

Want 2 Disc Ford or Ferguson
Plow. State condition, age, price
write or call. G. R, Vinson, Dun-
woody, Rt. 1. Ex. 3780. g

Want slightly used No. 9 Mc-
Cormick-Deering horse drawn
mowing machine; Also want
wheel for No. 9 horse drawn
mowing machine. Give price, de-
scription, ete. N. B? Deaton,
Buford.

Want one good scoop for
Super A tractor in good cond.;
Also want Corn Binder, good
cond. H. J. Hogg, La Grange,
RFD 2.

Want up to 20 se chicken
brooders, good cond., for cash.
Lee Waldrip, Gainesville 323 W.
Washington St. Le. 4-5377.

Want used manure spreader
good cond. Write or call, Doro-
they B. Watkins, Sandy Springs.
Atlanta Ph. Ch. 2068.

Want Gustafason Model C
Tractor Duster; Also for sale
TD-18 Intl. Tractor with bull-
dozer blade, exc. cond. Robert H.
Tootle, Reidsville, Box 172.

Want sickle-bar mower to fit
model G Allis Chalmers trac-
tor. Buy in any condition if
price will justify necessary re-
pairs. Consider other equipment
also for Model G. E. C. Hall,
Georgetown. Box 295



PLANTS FOR SALE



Boquett. Pepper, 25 doz.; Hot
Pepper, Green Glaze Collard,
20c. doz, Plus postage. Viola C.
Brady, Cairo, Rt. 1.

15 nice rooted Sage Plants,
$1,;, 6, 50c. PP; Also. new
bright Dry Sage, 3 soda boxes
full. 25c. L. J. Vollrath, Smyr-
1st Rt 3:

Lemon Balm, member of
sweet mint family, fragrant,
large, rooted plants, $5. ,
Sample doz., $2. No less doz.
sold, Add postage. Mrs. C, M.
Robinson, Greenville,

Everbearing Strawberry
Plants, grow extra large ber-
ries, $1 Add postage. Or
come after. Mrs, L, C. Jones,
Gainesville, Rt, 1.

Raspberry, Hazelnut, $1. doz.;
Chinquapin Bushes, $38. dozJ
Mtn, Huckleberry, -50c doz,
Chestnut with roots, 50c ea



Letz Feed. Mill,
% Countey

bunivoody,
ia Fare

ae

See

ae s $1. N
&, a

Suggs



MACHINERY FOR SALE]

Good IH wagon and gears,

Want wheel weights for John

type Farmall A Dbl. Haw], lifts.

PLANTS FOR SALE _



Large imp, flondike Straw-
berry, 75c C; Mtn Huckleberry,
bearing size, 2 doz. 75c; Imp.
Field guides 50c doz.; Also
Large Indian Pe:
doz.; Smooth Leaf Winter
Mustard Seed, 50 teacup, Add
postage. Rosie Crowe, Cum-
ming. Rt, 1.

Rutger and Marglobe Toma-

|to, 50c C; $2 M: Add postage.
One Newgreen bush and bog,
harrow, $900. Mrs. A. T. Mann, | 2

Ethel Crowe, Gainesville, Rt.

Marglobe and Rutger Toma-
to, 50c C; 500, $1.25; $2. M.
Add postage, C. D. Crow,
Gainesville,, Rt. 2.

Garretts Famous Streamlin-
er Everbearing Strawberry
Plants, .$2, C. Or exch, - for
country cured ham. C. J, Gar-
rett, Bremen.



SEED AND GRAIN
. FOR SALE



White Nest Onions, $1.40 gal.;
Red Multiplying Scullion Onions
and Buttons from same, $1.50
gal.; White Tender Half Runner
Garden Beans, 55 teacup. Add
postage. G. T. Brown, Ball
Ground, Rt. 1.

1954 crop Ky. 31. Fescue Seed,
recleaned, tested, $20 Cwt. Cecil

Travis, Riverdale, e/o Pine
Crest Acres. Ph. Fayetteville
5581. Pad ak ae

Pure Chapel Hill Resuce Grass
Seed, combine run, free of other
seed, 6c lb. FOB. John A.
Forester, Carnesville, RFD 2.

Green Glaze Collard Seed,
1954 crop, 2 Thls., 25c 9 Thbls.,
$1; $5 lb. PP. T. J. Steed, Buena
Vista. 3 ae ie

Recleaned Dixie Reseeding
Crimson Clover 1954 crop, in
100 lb bags, $25. K. D. Sanders,
Eatonton, Ph. 2151.

1954 Pomegranate Seed, 10
thimbleful and self addressed
stamped envelope. Miss Doro-
thy Pate, Tallapoosa, RFD 1.

Old fashion Long Brown Shal-
lots, (not scallions), sound, clean,
$1.25 gal.; $8 bu.; Red nest
Onions, great multipliers, called
Peck to Hill, $1.50 gal. PP in Ga.
Mrs. J. M. Jones Grayson, _

White Nest Onions, good for
eating or planting, $1.25 gal.;
$8 bu. Plus postage. Eunice
Woody, Dial. :

White Multiplying Onions,
clean, ready to plant, $1.35 gal.
PP. J. B. Atkinson, Lawrence-
ville, Rt. 2, Box 18.

2500 Ibs, 1954 crop reseeding
Crimson Clover. Reseeding Up-
son Co, 18 yrs., recleaned, test-
ed by Ga. Lab., 99.70 pct. pure,
99 pet. germ. No noxiious weed
seed; 1000 lbs up 2244c; Less lots
25c FOB. J. Lynwood Bentley,
Thomaston, Rt. 2. Ph. 3697. ~

300 lbs. Dixie Reseeding Crim-
son Clover, cleaned, 25c 1lb.;
C..O, Jones, Atlanta; 2860 Sew-
ell Rd, S. W. Ph. Am. 0809.

Old fashion Long Brown shal-
lots (not scallions), sound, clean
$1.25 gal.; Red Multiplying
Onions, sometimes called Peck

Mrs. J, M, Jones, Grayson.

2000 lbs, 1954 crop Reseeding
Crimson Clover, recleaned, tes-
ted by lab., sell in any quan-
tity, 25 lb. J, R. Erikson, At-
lanta, P, O. Box 4533, Ph. La.
3838. ?

Clean Old Time Nest Onions,
for planting, White ee
Red, $1.25 gal. PP. Mrs. Mary
Allenn, Augusta, 3435 Peach Or-
chard Rd,

Ga. Exp. Station Atlantic
and Cokers Extra Early Victor
Grain, 38-40 Oats, $1.25 bu. re-
cleaned; Ga, Station Dixie Re-
Reseeding Crimson Clover, $22
Cwt. R. D. Tatum, Palmetto.

Clean Red Multiplying On-
jons, fall and winter
1.50 gal. Del, Cash or
Grace B. Murphy, Jasper, Rt. 2

1000 bu. clean bright full
ra $1 bu. You bring



ach Seed, 50c}-

| Collard Seed, 4 Thls.,

}loway, Cobbtown.

To Hill, $1.50 gal. PP in Ga.

pee, ;
O. Mrs}

i

a

SEED AND GRAIN



FOR SALE! < 1



Butter-beans Z

age. Mrs. W. W. Womack,
son, Rt. 1.~

New crop pure Ga Collard

Tay-

No order less 10 lbs. G.

Recleaned seed rye, trom 6
crop,
W. J. McDougald, Gaddistown.

* Yellow Nest Onions, $1.25 gal.
Cora Mae Hammontree, Chic-
kamauga. ~ ;

Large Red and White Nest
Onions, for planting or eating,
Old Time Brown Shallots, $1.35
gal. No less than one gallon
sold. Mrs. Lon Ashworth, Da-
cula, Rt. 1, ;

1954 cham fon Green Near
Thls., $2, Make offer on 40 ibs.
Will sell cheap. Mrs. T. T. Hol-

| Several tons grazing mixture
consisting of oats, rye-grass,
wheat, vetch, some clover, 3l%c
lb. Jas. W. Woods, Brooks, Ph.
Senoia 206-J L. 2m)

-Recleaned, reseeding Crimson
Clover, hardy strain, 99.52 pet.
pure, 90 pct. germ., 11.50 pct:
hard seed, no noxious weeds,

Recleaned Reseeding Rye Grass,

th, lots. Joel
nan, RFD 2.

Turners Bancroft Seed Oats,
pure, recleaned, graded, high
yielding var. for ae or
rain, sacked in new 4 bu. bags,
1.20 bu. L. M. Turner, Roy-
ston. . .

Fine Red Multiplying On-
ions, for fall. planting in Sept.,
$1.25 gal. Add postage. Will
ship. Mrs. Marie Holland, Dal-
ton, RFD, 2. ee a

2500 Ibs. Dixie Reseeding
Crimson Clover, recleaned, in|
new 100 Ib. bags, purity and
germ. guar. 22c lb. FOB. Mac
Oglesby, Hartwell, Rt. 2.

H, Sanders New-

ner Bean Seed, 2 large aus $1,
Add Postage. Mrs. Sibley { =
ardson, Hartwell, Rt. 3. -

New crop pure Ga. Collard
Seed, 90 pct. germ., 30c lb, No
orders less than 10 Ibs. FOB.
G. . Connell, Whigham. | :

- About 8 Ibs. 1954 crop Hast-
ings Kallards (not reg , ard)
25c pkt. seed; $1.10 lb. Mrs.

Sev. hundred pounds Burr
Clover Seed in oe bur roma
ern strain. Write for prices on
amounts wanted. Olin Prickett,
Maysville, Rt. 2.

Few quarts new type Shal-
lot Buttons, makes green on-
ions year around, 25c qt. Plus
postage. Rev. Ira H. Mason,
Roopville, Rt..1. - ae

Oats, 2nd yr., good for seed or
feed, pure, 90c bu. at farm.
O. E. Crawford, Goggins.

yim son Weed Seed, 25c
s oar Prepaid. G. H. Roberts,
rantville, Box 103.

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

Several tons excellent quali-
ty Fescue and Ladino Hay,
round. bales. $30, ton. At barn.
Norman. Elsas, Necatur, Rt. 2;
Glenwood Rd.

Sericea Lespedeza and Brwn
Top Millet Hay, $30. ton;
Grass Hay, $20. and $25, ton.
Top quality, E. T. Newton,
Madison. Ph. 157-J and 113,

Pure Sericea, Lespedeza. and
mixed Grass Hay at barn,
bale. G. R; Vinson, Dunwoody,
664 Peachtree Dunwoody Rd.)
Ph. Ex. 3780.

Coastal Bermuda Hay, bright,
properly cured. $35. ton, Be
Can truck in 6 ton lots any-
where,

and water-
melon seed, 60c Ib. plus post-}

seed, 90 pet. germ. 30c 1b. pes ;
Connell, Whigham, Sage :

$3 bu. at farm; $3.50 del.

25e- 1b. in 100 lb. lots. FOB;
99.84. pct. pure, 13c lb. in 100

Fine Brown Striped Half Run-|

AD. Brinson, Cairo, Rt. 2, Box |

500 buu. Coker Full -Grain|

1.)G,

Ce Wes

& DRIED F
-FOR SALE

FRESH

Sundried Apples,
worms, peel, and core, 5(
PP. in Ga. Mrs. M. E. Rho
Ranger, Rt. 2,

1954 Sundried Apple:
of core, 50c lb. Exch. for p:
feed sacks. And postage.
Odie Grindle, D.
Sundried App
so Sage Siew
Plants, 6, $1. Add
Mae Turner, G
My entire Hire

trees: 2000 bu.

Staymans, Kenard
Yates. - All gs

_ Nice sundrie
of core and pi
Mrs. Grace B
ti Dace

ples, free o:
5 lbs., $3, P.
Jones, Grayson.

Dried : apples,
postage. Mrs. W.
Grayson, Rt, 1,



ed, 1954 Sage,
plus postage. Mrs.
ter, Conyers

Good, new crop,
Sage, $1.25 Ib Pl
Tweedell, Lithonia. R
_ Shade dried Sage,
gal; dried Catnip, |
ee thas Phillips,
Dry Sage, 35c lar,
Mrs. Clyde Logan, .
(Hill Crest Drive). _

Nice, new Cr
| broad leaf Sage,
25c; 7 for 50c; 14, $1;

rooted Sage Plants, 1
L. J. Vollrath, Smyrna...

| 1954 crop clean,
had picked Sage, 25c
postage. Mrs. W.B- Gre:

lanta, 543 Cameron Ss

- 1954 crop large leaf

clean and dried in the shade

ee cupful. Mrs. 5
alton. Rt. 2..






Print sacks, 40c ea. lots
or more; Or 3, $1. P sta:
Mrs. J. C, Kim
Rt. 1. = s

100 Ib. print sacks, or
kind, 50c ea.; or 3, $:
White, 4, $1.30. PP. Mrs.
Summers, Newnan, Rt
1680W3 se oe

~ 10 nice print feed s
rota Ot ou: ee poate
cond, ea. A ta

C, Clifton, M en.



Ph. 1649.



Now Hay.

Lewis Taylor, Tifton. |









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ee ee v1 a ey | | PAGE F
| MISCELLANEOUS CATTLE FOR SALE | CATTLE FOR SALE CATTLE FOR SALE
_ FOR SALE TEL ee .







2 alike, 2,
il iott, Mari-

s, 100 Ib. cap.,
lity, ripped, washed, 25e.
$2. Pl stage. Gladys
aming,, Rt. 1

ks, washed, 2 and 3
ral odds, 30c ea. plus
.Ffoll. Dockery,
nice print sacks, no
ea. Paul Cromer,





ees in old fash-
J. R. Stone,

ountry butter, |

pound at my
Harper, Atlan-
Campbellton Rd. S. W.

4 a 3rd Zoe
prices on larger lots
Curd. Walker,

WALNUT AND WALNUT

| pieces,-$1 pint, and postage. Mrs.

|BAMBOO (Roots):

| BEANS:
.| hull). Write. Mrs. O. H. Starnes,
3 ooo 1940 Defoor Ferry Rd.,

_ |CATAWBA OR BEES:

+4. |Adams,, Meigs. Rt. 2.

POSTS: =

| cust posts. W. M. Nixon, Thom-

.| Want Chapelhill Rescue, Ken-
jlan Red Clover and Alalou

_ | Flintstone.

| Want Dish Rag gourd or squ-
~|ash seed, plants or the vines.
rT} Mrs. W. A. Moore, Savannah,
Er Rt. 6. Box 205 (Isle of Hope)

~ -| germination and purity: Abruz-
-)zi rye, Hairy vetch, Chapelhill

q| also: some feed Barley. (may

_| Barnesville.

_| other 9 mos., both from reg.

: | #rese, ;
.| Dr. Ph. Ca, 0094,

-Yellowroot, sassafras, penny-
royal, herb, peppermint, catnip,

4 Ib. lard boz full, $1.35; also
garlic bulgs, $1.25 C; pepper-
mint plants, $1.25 C; Dill seed,
15c pkt. Mrs. M. L. Eaton, Dah-
lonega. Rt. 1. - .

Wild cherry, willow, red and
white oak, alder, persimmon,
pine, sweetgum bark, plum,
blackberry, elder, yellow dock,
sarsaparilla, yellow root, 2 lbs.,
$1. Add postage. Exch. for Print
sacks. Mrs. John Myers Addison,
Hartwell, Rt_.2.

MEATS:

Clean blackwalnut meats, $1
pint. Mrs. Viola Hollaway, Dah-
lonega. Rt. 1. Pp
_ Black walnut meats, large

gore R. Brown, Dewey Rose. Rt.

S



MiSCELLANEOUS
WANTED



Want the roots of extra large

type Bamboo. David T. Jen- |

nings, Americus, P. O. Box 84.

- Want some of the little white
ice bean (white and long shaped
with clear, whitesh looking

Want Catawba or Bees in Comb.
Chas. E. Alley, Macon, 646
Bright St.
DILL: =
Want Dill spray for pickling.
Mrs. N. E. Peddycoart, Armu-
chee, Rt. 2.
FEATHERS:
Want 6 lbs., good new
feathers. State price. Mrs.

Rie

Te.

GOURDS:

_ Want few long handled dipp-
er gourds of medium size. Quote
price. Dr. J. H. Douglas, Albany,
124 Court Ave. :

Want 1,000 or more Black Lo-|
aston, phone 2412.
[SEED: _ :

Clover seed. Pierce A. Yates,

Want following seed of good

rescue and common rye grass;

contain small amount of Oats).
W. M. Nixon, Thomaston.

~ Want some turnip seeds. R. F.
Dewberry, Acwort

Want 10 bu. white multiplying
onions sets, clean and sound.
Quote price. W. P. Lawton, Sr.,
Savannah, Rt. 4 Box 92.

SHUCKS OR HAY: -

Want 5 or 6 tons Shucks or
hay. Quote best price, del. 4 mi.
of Barnesville. Franklin Askin,



_ CATTLE FOR SALE



3 Hereford Bulls, of Dom-
ino breeding, one 10 mos. old,

stock, ready-for light service
}good specimen, one grade bull
/10 mos. old, approx, 600 Ibs.,
epertect cond, Reasonable. H. A.

East Point, 300 Clark





- pulls, one dark





(near
ack) Jersey, 1d ed
|, Whit

- |ino 17 Hereford Bull, calved
| June 29, 1950, wt. 1200-1500 lbs.

etta, Rt. 5.

| sey, to freshen Oct.,

| $200; Non-reg. -excellent Milk
| Cows, $100-$150, At Piedmont

4



pect, born Aug. 7, 1954. Dam:
Rag Apple Cora Pabst, reg.
No. 3355541; Proven Sire: Qual-
ity Fobes Zyion, mt 993764,
reg. buyers name, $100. J. L.
Steed, Jr., Grovetown, Wrights-
boro Rd, Ph, 672270.

Purebred Bull, Guernsey, 5
mos, old, artificially bred, out
of 6 gal. reg. Guernsey cow,
natural polled, best breeding,
$100 at farm; Also pure Duroc
Pigs, either sex, good breeding,
med. blocky type, ready to wean
Oct. Ist., with papers, 50 to
choose from, $30 ea. Marvin
Newsome, Sandersville.

2 reg. Guernsey Males, 11 and
7 mos. old, dehorned, one
Guernsey milk cow 4 yrs. old to
freshen Oct., Jersey 6 yrs. old,
freshen Oct., all tested for
Bangs and TB. 3 and 4- gal,
cows. H. W. Thurmond, Farm-
-ington.

Black Angus Bull, calved Feb.
21, 1950, named Strutting Sam,
Tattoo left ear C 2G50, right
ear 4, sire Ivymere, 34 of P-
No. 1153328, Dam Lady Jo No.
780489, $250. Selling to keep
from inbreeding. I, Teem, Mil-
ner, RFD 1, Griffin 4604.

Reg. Brahma Bull, 2% yrs. old
1600 lbs., very gentle, selling
to avoid inbreeding. Or trade
for reg. Brahma Bull. Give or
take difference. Wm. J. Matt-
shews, Lithonia, Rt. 1, Box, 138.

' Fresh In Jersey Cow, heavy
milker, 4 yrs. old, with 2nd
| calf. Reasonable price. B. R.
Woodliff, Alpharetta.

Mixed herd Jerseys and
Guernseys, some with 74% mos.
old heifer calves. by side, fine
cond, Write for prices; Also
one purebred Jersey Heifer,
bred; $75. See at farm Sat. or
Sun. James Thomson, Locust
Grove, Rt. 2, Box 72.

Well tamed Reg. M. C. Dom-

$200 at my barn. S. N: Mad-
dox, Pendergrass, Rt. 2.

2 Holstein Heifers, about 500
lbs. ea., Jersey Heifer about 300
lbs., one small Heifer about 200%
lbs, $25 up; Small Male,
around 150 lbs. $20. 2% mi
Marietta on Powder Springs
| Rd. Fred CGunningham, Mari-

Grade Hereford Brood Cows
and 7 mos old Heifer and Steer
Calves, all sired and bred to
reg. bulls, of good quality, good
cond. P. T, Patton, Shady Dale,
Ph. Monticello 5123.

Purebred Black Angus Bulls,
cert. ped. and reg. papers in
buyers name, $150. ea, up. May
see at barn. G. E. a Own-
er, Bremen, % Tur
Ranch. |

Large Milch Cow, part Guern-
$85, Mrs;
. Hilton, Tallapoosa, Rt. 2.

5 reg. Black Angus, one non-
related bull 2 yrs. old, 2 heif-
ers, bred, 2 heifers with calves
at side, can be reg. buyers
name, A-1, at farm near Jones-
boro, $900 lot. D. R. Bridges,
MD, Hapeville, 3284 Stewart
Ave. Ph. Jonesboro 4177.

One Angus Bull, reg., 14 mos.
old, now running on pasture,
$125. David T. Jennings, Amer-
icus, P. O, Box: 84.

Fine Holstein Springer Heifer
dairy type cow, to freshen Oct.
Ist., $100. Near Adamsville.
Claud Johns, Atlanta, AM-
3043. Santown Rd.-Boulder Dr.

3 Tex. Aberdeen-Angus Bulls
for. sale. D. G. Rasar, Macon,
Rt. 7, Rogers Rd. 5

Reg. Guernsey Cows, $100-

ey Creek

J.

College Farm. James EB, Walter,
Demorest.

Reg. Hereford bulls: 10 two
yr. old, ready for service, $200-|
$350 ea.; 15 twelve to 15 mos.
old, $150-$250 ea. All sired by
outstanding bulls of the breed.
D. S. Wainer, Owner, Wainers
River Bottom Ranch, Valdosta,
*phone 2440, :

Bo and Polled

SS



; Hee.

Here: tora Bulls 8 mos.
old, WHR a nce Dom-
ino breeding. ek, Cuth

Exe, Holstein Herd Sire pros-



Rt 4.

BW, oS

10 reg. Guernsey Cows, to
freshen last Sept., first of Oct.,
Reigeldale and Foremost breed-
ing. C. 8. Rogers, Marietta, Hy.
5 Marietta-Canton Rd., Rt. 6.
Ph. 8-3978.

One Jersey Milk Cow, One
Jersey Bull, 5 mos. old, 2
young Holstein bull calves; Al-
so 3 female pigs 5 mos. old, for

sale. Good prices. Albert Dales,
Palmetto, No, 1. Ph. 6664,

2 Black Angus
Face Heifer, 2 of
bred, expecting soon, excellent
cond, D. L. Wells, Tucker, Rt.
1. Ph. Clarkston 7167, _

One Cream Colored Gentle
Jersey Milk Cow with a youn
bull calf, now giving - al,
milk, $185. for quick sale. See

one White
heifers are

at my farm near Avants Side|.

Track. Mrs. Rosa Lee Johnson,
Alamo, Rt. 2. :

Reg. Brahma Bull, 4 yrs.
old, selling to avoid inbreed-
ing. See..J. E. Johnson Farm.
Pat Field, Sparta, Rt. 2,

Purebred Polled Bulls and
Heifers, from clean herd, 17-9
mos. old, Wray Smith, Sparta,
Ph. 4921.

Reg Hereford Bulls, polled and
horned, old enough for service,
popular bloodlines, priced for
immediate sale. Several to select
from, from herd free of bangs
and T. B.; Also 2 proven bulls
(herd), one polled, other horned.
oe Steele, Lilly. Ph. Vienna

2 Jersey Cows, giving milk 8
mos., with Ist. calves, bred to
full stock Guernsey Bull, to
freshen ist. of March, one Red
Muley headed, other cream color
ed, small horns, $65 ea. Trade
both for cow fresh in of equal
value. 3 mi. E. Hampton. J. W.
Crenshaw, Hampton, Rt. 1.

Reg and Grade Hereford and
Black Angus, Cows with cal-
ves, bred heifers, 100 head, $40-
$150 ea. First farm past river
bridge on Campbellton Rd. R.
a Caldwell, Douglasville, Rt.

2 reg. Brahma Bulls, 3 1/2
yrs. old, very gentle, selling to
avoid inbreeding. Or exch. for
Brahma or Brahma crossbred
heifers of good quality. Dallas
G. Berger, The Rock, c/o D. &
B Ranch. Ph. 3760. :

2 Jersey Butt Head, 4 gal.
twin milk cows, with artificial
Holstein calves, 1 and 2 weeks
old, $175 ea.; Cow and calf,
$325; Holstein Butthead Milk
Cow with Ist. heifer Holstein
calf one week old, $200; Without
calf, $150. Sammie L. Lewis,
Culverton, Rt. 1, Box 71.

One 14 mos. old Holstein Bull,

good cond., for sale at my farm

on Collins Hill Rd. R. A. Adams,
Lawrenceville, Rt. 1, Box 372.

Polled Hereford Bulls, good
breeding, 6 mos. to 16 mos., at
farm, Watkinsville. Write or

hone. J. R. Erikson, Atlanta,
Box 4535. Phi La. 3838. ,

Reg. Hereford Bulls, horn
type, highest quality, $125 ea.
Cecil Travis, Riverdale, c/o
Pine Crest Acres, Ph. Fayette-
ville 5581.

2 fresh cows, heifer calves at
sides, es and gentle, easy to
milk. Reasonable for quick sale.
Off Rockbridge Rd. S. N: Bran-
don, Stone Mountain. Ph. 5272.

One Jersey Cow, 4 yrs. old,
giving over 2 gal. daily, $100.
See.. J. F. Greenway, Gaines-
ville, Ph. Le. 2-6672.

One Reg. Jersey Bull, 2 mos.
old, for sale at my barn.-George
W. Smith, Covington, RFD No.
1, Ph. 5541.

Reg. horned Hereford 11 mos.
old bull, great grand-son_ of
Baca R Domino 33rd; $125. Carl
Roberts, Ball Ground.

Red Poll Bull, reg. buyers
name, 5 1/2 mos. old, around
450 lbs., $85. G. R. Mooney, Oak-
wood, Rt. 1.

One 4:yr. old Polled Hereford
Bull, a fine individual ,gentle,

also 9 mos, old calf, both oa.

pest Modiinos welt ma

Reg. and Grade Aberdeen

lanta phone CA 6896.
One purebred Aberdeen-Am
gus Bull, 14 mos. old, reg. buye

by, Canton, Rt. 1.

About 20 nice dairy cows: Hoke
stein, Guernsey, Jersey, now
being milked in dairy with ma-
chines. Good cond, TB and
Bangs tested, guar. Letters ans.
Edward Paul, Wadley. Ph..
239-M2. :

5 White Face Heifers, 5 mi
N.

ea. 5 mi. Roswell off 1

gar, Woodstock. -



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



Bay Horse, will work or rid
good cond,, for sale or tra
for pony in good cond. J.
Robertson, Savannah, Rt. .
Box 205. :

Good gentle saddle horse for
sale. For further informati
call Powder Springs 3186.
write. M. H. Pigg, Powd
Springs, Rt. 2. _ ;

One good work mule

wagon, some farm tools, all
good prices, Albert Dales, Pal
metto, R. R. No. 1, Wilkers
Mill Rd., Ph. 6664. ~

good stepper, gentle, $25 ca

rath, Smyrna, Rt. 2.

15 nice Shetland ponies, :
some mares al] bred to re

stallion, two 36 ~ stallio
ood color and size. Reasonab.
ome see, Jess

Holbrook,
Jonesboro, Ph. 6771. * :

One pure White Albino Fi
16 mos. old, will make -g
pleasure or cow horse, one
yr. old Walking Colt, broke
ride, gentle. Can del. C.
Hardin, Doraville, Ph. Cham
lee 71-4742. : ,

One good work mare for sa

or trade for pig, or calves. Mra
J, W. Grizzell, Ben Hill, Rt.
Kenney Rd. = i
Sorrell Tenn. Walking Mar
3 yrs. old, for sale x ade f
Shetland pony. Billy Turn
Union Point. ; :
Purebred, v gentle, re
Tenn. Walking Mare, sorre!

both hind socks white, 17 y:
old, $65. for good, home, M
Ernest Andrews, College Par!
Rt. 3. Ca, 1049,

One Black Mare Mule, 1
yrs. old, 1050 lbs., d con
work anywhere, for sale
trade. J. C: Bradshaw, Atlant
Rt. 12, 8715 Old Forest Par
Rd.

Good mules for sale or exch,
for cattle; Also 2 yokes of steer
for sale or exch. for sheep; Ani
want purebred Angora =e
6-12 head. J. F. Wellborn, Roe
Springs. .

Mare Mule, 800 lbs., gentle
work to anything, fine shap
$25 at my place 3-mi. N. Jones
boro, Hwy. 41. See. J. A. Sp
vey, Riverdale, Rt. 1.

150: Shetland ponies: 25 young,
gentle, fancy colored geldings
2-3 yrs. old, $100 to $175 ea,
plenty as young mares, som
with colts at side; also at Stu
39 in. Palomino stallion. L. L
Williams, Cordele, phone 428.

Black, 6 yr. old mare, broken
to ride and to harnes, =e
gentle, good looking and sound,
wt., 1000-1100 lbs. $100. W..G,
Sinclair, Culverton; % The Old
Dickson. Plantation.





POULTRY FOR SALE



BANTAMS:

Mixed Bantams; good mother
hens for chukars, quail, an
pheasants, 75 ea.; Broiler size,





ea.; Half Grow: $1.50 ea
FoR be 7 . foe

Angus, few outstanding young
bulls. Z. J..Lee, Red Oak. A

Hwy. on Cox Rod. Ralph Dan-

or trade for good heifer yeas
ling or 2 good pigs. an wae

aH i nos att - a
Miller, Ellijay, Rt. 4, Box 86.

ers name, for sale. Alvin Whid- _

old, 4 grade, one purebred, $5@,

12 yr. old mule, 1000 lbs,





POULTRY FOR SALE

POULTRY FOR SALE

POULTRY FOR SALE

2 | ounray FOR SAL



_ CORNNISH, GAMES, GIANTS

Giants, J. W., several sew
White Cockerels, early
j dq crowing

Adairsville, Rt. 3. _

Purebred Cornish Indian
Roosters, B. B.
with long yellow legs, heavy
breed, good layers, 1 to 3 yrs.
old, $2.50- $4.00 ea. Mrs. T. W.
a Newsonte, Sandersville.

. erels, 3-4 lbs. ea., large big home
yellow legs. $2 ea. in lots two

Chickens,
~A-1

_- Purebred Game
Barkeley Schaul - strain,

$2.50 setting. Write, G. W.

808, Williams Rd.

3 purebred, heavy type, April
1954 hatch Dark Cornish Cock-
: erels, $2 ea.; One March hatch,

$2.25; 8 hens, I rooster, $14.75
$2.50 ea. if takem at once. Money





texson, Ty Ty, Rt., Box 35.

Dark Cornish Chickens roost-
ers, hens, and young; Also
White Pekin and Mallard Ducks
Mrs. Bill Pickrell, Cochran,
ge ANT ME

Nice Dom and Blue Stag, $5
- e@; Pullets $3 ea Emory



blocky type, aa

ee or
) tion, Mrs. S.

Purebred Dark Cornish Coclt- | 7a ai heng about a year old, |

}arouund 10 pullets, some lay-
W. Thurmond, Farmington: , ia

cacks, some pullets; also eggs, |
Williams, Columbus, Rt. 1, Box. |

Order only. Miss Cora B. Pat-./

- 200



Palmer, Blakely, Rt. 2



MAMBURGS:

One Silver Hamburg Roost-| eq

on Miza, M

\

aaa

tees pe laying aa

$1.30 ea Calt 68-1036

vy _fasther informa-

W. Kania, Macon, |,

5424 Houston Rd,

28 ov 30 iead mixed chickens, |
also 3 roosters, $1.25 ea.
im lot. Must sell soon. Roosevelt
Hwy. 3% mi. So.
Box 318,
SUSSEX;

8 very fime Speckled gerd)

| Roosters, about 5 mos. old, of

master 4 A grade, fine for breed-
ing, $3 ea. Plus shipping chrgs.

Box 155.
LEGHORNS (White, Brown,
But):

75 White Leghorn
laying 40 pet. $2 ea.;
Breasted Bronze
year hateh, $1.50-$3 ea. 4 yr. old
hens, 1 tom. W. Ee Collier, Craw- |!
fordvilla,

Pullets,
50: Broad

Pullets, t0 wks. old, at. my
place. BE. H_ Watson, Bem Hill,
Re. 1. Bre: 2442.

.| er, & mos. all a ee k, for
ake fc s , 4248 |
| Mikade Ave.

| MISCELLANEOUS:

. Turkeys, this:|

AAAA White Leghorn |



10-15 March hatch W. L. Im-

perial mating pullets, vaccinat- |

ed for ry wee pro-

saciag, $2,
| ship. Mrs. isrion Dickson,
enfield, Rt.

White es Bantama, tine}
}show stock, $3 pr. Will ship. |
or Johnny Long. Jefferson,

i

Small type Brown Leghorn
Hens and Roosters, excellent: |)
layers, not mixed with large
| chickens, also pullets ready ta
| start laying, gentle. L. M: Bon-
ner, Buchanan, Rt. 1. ~

PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS,

: | PIGEONS, QUAIL,. DOVES,
Palmetto, |!
Mrs. M. Adams, Newnan, Rt. 2, !

Northern Bob White - Quail, |
early 195% hatch, laying,
pr.; Early May 1954 hatch, "$2.95 |

pr.; Min. order 10 pairs; 25, pet. |

: deosit gy en shipment,
hal. CO. rs. Wenford Crav-|}
}en, Douglasville, Rt. 1, Box 326.

| Ph. 2481 or Atlamta Fr. 3384.
Mrs. A. M. Grier, Alto, Rt. 1, }

Young pheasants, Chukar
Quail, Bobwhite, all ages. Black-
tail Jans, 1954 hatch, $3 pr.
| Also. White King Pigeons, $3: |
pr. Cannot ship. A.W... Haley, |,
Dunwoody, 6870 Roswell Rd.

Pheasants, all ages, from. 6}
weeks to 2 yrs., $1-$2.50 ea.
Ship exp. collect. M. J. White,
Attapulgus,

Chinese Ringneck Wiad.
-hems and coks, $1.50 ea. F. L.

Hutcheson, Riverdale Phone

f fonesboro 6186..



8 bre _

$3 Ave.

$3 ea. Exch. tor Reeves Am~-
herst Peafowls, or good,
| thy 6: mos. 1

ern Bobwhite variety, also quail
| hatching eggs for sale. William
A. Thonaas,, Aa 421 Con-
nally Bldg.

Large Bobwhite Quail, two-
thirds grown, $1 ea. No less than
10 birds; shipped. Letters ans.
Toe Collier, Arlington.

ee mated, banded, work-

Taylor, Albany, 609 Oglethorpe |

- Reg. White
| banded, mated, $2.50 pr. EB. Bu}

| Miller, College Park, Rt. 3, Box
j 292 Ca. 5612.

} REDS: NG,, RI, PARMENTERS

1 yr. old, $1.25 ea. at the door.}'
: No chks., Mrs. G. c. Clifton, |
! Millen. |

200; - 44 grade NH Pullets,
Mar. 2, 1954 hatch, begum to}
lay, pullorum tested, $2.25 1.
Come see. Letters, ans. Hunter
Lanier, Rocky, Face. 2
Pert
_ 200 RI Red Pullets, Feb. 23, |
1954 hatch, laying 50 pet., $21
ea. Buyer to furnish coops and
transportation. No less 200: sold. |!



Golden Pheasants, 2/3 grown, |
ear 0. Ger ates
Morgan, Way- | RI Red

| Plymouth Rock White King
i ing. Will | ship: by express. C. W. |

24 AAAA Grade NH Reds,

seen ene 5, att
of excellent and large North-.| 2405

a eee fr
lehrgs. Ship in_ lg
e returr

2 Bieta ail Baas
NH Red, $23. Lockard Bell,
ee 2677 ae N.

King. Pigeons, |; At.

i

aia: laying, = 1S ea. for e en
| lot; $2 ea. in small Jots: E
| Smith, Bagley, Ria. 2c: =

ROCKKS: BARRED, Wi
OTHERS: -

Fat, a (White c
EB. MacDonald,





sale.
' zibah., Wie 6-1204.

3000 ArborAcre White
Pullets joe 7
| 23rd, 10 wks.
or} contact. L. OW ae

wood. Ph. Lenox |

6 nice White Roc!
Feb. hatch, $1.25 ea; Lot $7.253.
| Also 3 fice NH Pullets, Mi



G. C. Corbin, Oak Park.

Hog Prices Paid At Various Markets

| Wenie Stone, oe RFD







































































































































































































August 14 No.l No2 No. 3 No. 4 hae a
Bartow Ce. L/S Com. Co. Cartersuille 22.73 20.00 Carroll Co. Sales, Carrollton ~ 23.05 - 21.80
>. Kemeaib | Chatham Co. $/, Savannah 22a 21.90
_ Bleckley L/S Auet., Cochran 3200 +2130 ~+~23.00 ij Cig STs Cetembas 22000 0
Millen L/S) Mkt.. Millen 26 ee ese aese | Podge Co. b/S Bora, Eastman == 2RSR ANS
_ Swainsbero $/Y, Swainsboro 22.94 21.88 20.20 20.49 | St Farm Prods. Sales, Thomaston 23.70 22.40
as e 24.25 | Japeway Craig Com. Co, Macon = -22.42.20.55
August 17 . | Jesup S/Y, Jesup 22.26 21.64
_ Emanuel Ce. $_Y, Swainsboro 23.38 022.750 20.45 = 22.60 | Millen L/S Mkt. Millen | _ 23.00 22.00
e 21.89 | Ocilla L/S Co, Ocillx 22.04 21.60
poet 2258 AS 21.35 _ Seminole L/S Auct. Mkt., Donalsonville 22.27 22.11
| McRee s/Y. McRae 22.26 21.25 20.06 ____| Suttew L/S Co. Sylvester 22.52 22.20
Coosa Valley Com. Co., Rome 23.00 22,50 18.00 - Wayeress L/S Mkt., Waycross - 22.60 21.90
Meultrie L/S Co., Moultrie 21.75 = 21.48 Auguss 24 : : i
Parker's Stockyard, Statesboro 23.02 : 22.56 20.30 Pet Appling Co. Ls Mkt., neal 22.28 21.90
Pulaski $/, Hawkinsvilla 2208 hee ha te | Oe eS oe we.
Ragsdale Leng Com. Co., takaland 224% 2158 19.68 19.00 | Dawson B/S Ce.. Bawsan teat e
Ragsdale McClure Com. Co., Rome 23.00 22.50 18.00 ae ee ae Ie
| Withes Co. $/%, Washington 33.00 32.50 70 aa2s | Farmers L/S Auct., Nashville, eee
Shia o Farmers $/, Arlington 205 21.75
Dublin L/S Com. Co., Dublin im ha us he Sarasa =
Effingham Ce. S/Y, Springfield 23.00 22.20 21.25 Pees ee
Nehunte S$/Mkt., Nohunta 23.10 2220 20.00 19.65 ee bo a st
Meiter L/S Mkt., Metter 22.50 21.50
Ragsdale & Long Com. Co., Quitmaa . 22.60 21.80 20.49 19.40 | Mitchell Co. L/S Co., Camilla 22.45 22.00.
Smith S/Y, Augusta 22.00 22.10 21.00 21.40 | Smith S/ No 3, Thoms . 2450 2n75
- Valdosta Livestock Co., Valdosta 22.25 2285 21.88 20.30 | Tatmall L/S-Ca., Glennville 2245 2S
_ August 20 | Auqust 25 i
Candler LS Mkt, Metter 23.25 22.00 21.00 Claxton $/, Claxton 22.76 21.25
Coop L/S Exe., Stateshore BAS me ie ase | A Se Cee ae
o 22.60 | Seaboard $/Y, Colquitt 22.10 21.69.
Cordele L/S Sales Barn, Cordele 22.40 21.91 20.68 Turner Co. $/, Ashburn S212 Se
Flint River L/S Auct., Bainbridge 22.25. 2175 21.35 ( Unien S/Y, Albany 22.09 21.70
Piece Ce. S/, Bieckshon mss tye ae as ee e235. 20
Sylvania S/Y, Sylvania 23,05 22.50 21.00 21.00 1 Se _ ae
Thomesville $/, Thomasville 22.00 21.60 _
Bainbridge $/, Bainbridge 21.45
= ee Formers L/S Cc, Douglas
Bartow L/S Com. Ce., Cartersville 23.00 22.50 18.00 Fitzgerald L/S Co,, Fitegerald
Tifton $/Y, Tifton 2228 9S | a





sa Fs fe re bE) 5 Ea ee ee

BR Hens,
Jaying well
= aay $2 ea.

See, a} oe about
yrs. old, and 10 young geese
d (mestly grown) about |
louse,, $2 ea. for lot. Dor-
ol 444 Melville












SAivion Guineas,
lis a Wilson Car.

ni, i
}

age Pekin Ducks and
k $6.50 in light crate. J.
~ liborn, Rock Springs.

60 turkeys, aif, a
feel. iateeee. i Mrs. <<

large White Embden, 4 Gos-
alf grown, at my home.

grown Pekin Ducks, lay- |

Show Type

n ig ig oe White
ested Polish -and Cochin, $4.50
lso Homer, <n King,

d pigeons. 75 pr.

k Doves $3.50. pr. MO.

. Helen = Atlanta, Rt.

14 French Be abaes Geese,

10 pr. Or trade for}

w in hens or cattle.

2 detpcerchate: Fairburn,
Milam Rd. Ph. 4202.

~ 2 large Bronze Pacer qos

large Gobbler, $20 for lot.
: ship. Mrs. Se Holland. |
Dalt Rt. 2

Wh te nvedes Geese,

, $10 pr.; $200 for

t. sex not guaranteed. No
ehks. Pom Battle, Carrollton

pair $10 for lot at
y pla Sane. J. A. Page,

Laven-
Silver, Ringneck, a. Gold
re am
Pheasants. J. F. Ginn, Atlanta, |
451 ee eitan Pi. 8: UE. Al.

954~ fateh: Parsie:
er, Guineas,

Po thee Mar. hatch, $3; Also
4 Bantam Roosters, 75c ea. Chas.
Alley, Macon, 646 Bright St.





= ne eicsiae Gander,
oo Gi
J.T. ees Mah-

Want 400 or 500 pullets, 3-4
mos. old. State price. Dalton

-



4
woo,
q

Want one ee Shetland Stal-
f exchange good
ne. Pattri Smith,

Ms. 8. C
| Rt.

ity. R. G. Jennings, Macon, P:

a ian Geese. | :

| farm 9

Want middle white
woman to live on farm with
man and wife and help with
| eee farm work for good home

one of family and salary.
Cog ones, Jeffersonville,

Want to give good, reliable
farm family, well experienced,
use of my 152% sandy land]
acres in Marion Co., good tob-
| acco and root crops, in exchange

| for dmprovementis. Term of ten-

jure to be decided mutually
also full details. Contact. C. EB.
Gower, Columbus, 1038-1st Av-
enue. .

Want family of 4 of highest

| character to live on poultry

farm and work with layers for
eggs. Must be qualified all
phases and experienced. Farm
at Fairburn. Contact. C. R.
Jackson, een. 958 Estes Dr.)
| Ph. Ra, 0486

Want man with small family, |
willing workers, on cattle farm. |

|"Practor and truck driver. House, |

wood milk furnished. $30 week-

Ox; Box:-891: Ph, 33536,
Want man and wife, Christ-
ians, and farm on shares plant-
ing tobacco and other crop. Wife
do light farm chores. W. D.
King, Hazlehurst, RFD 2.
Want middle age refined|
Christian / woman to live in)
home and do light farm work
on farm for small salary. Let-
ters ans. I. , Gaskins, Rt- 1;
Box 490.

Want farm thand for general
farm work and milk Jersey
cow: $100 month, ,board. Must
ee ee T. E. Herrell, Madison,

Want share <Fopper for 50-
75 A farm who owns. stock,
tractor, all tools, and able to
finance self completely. Long
term lease if desired. Esp. good
= for chickens or cattle.
- M. Williams, Covington, Rt.

Want reliable, middle aged
woman to do light farm work
on farm. Live with family of
three. Private room, board,
small salary. References. Heal-
th card requested. Contact im-
mediately. ae J. R. Clay, Hi-|
Panes

Want white farmer bad wife
to help on irrigated vegetable
farm near Atlanta. Pay man}
$5 daily able drive truck,-trac-
| tor, gather vegetables. House

i with elec, rent free. R. F. Sams,

Clarkston. Ph. 46-7322.

Want share cropper able +o
finance self. Call in person.
Dont write. 4 R hotse, dee

| welll, elet. 140 acres fine Jand,
au

mi. W. Marshallville on
Old. Montezuma Hwy. One-

| quarter mile of hard surface

road. J. W. Jones, Marshallville
Ril,

Want middle aged man and
family to live. on beef cattle
mi. Decatur, Ga, on)
paved road and school bus route.
Good 4R house, bath, elec.
Man to look after cattle, raise
flowers, vegetables, plants, for
weekly. salary. Salary depends
on ability and willingness to

| work. Richard Lewis, ee

oe es :

Want. farm man and wife,
= soe yrs. old, to work on chick-
en and vegetable farm. Drive
tractor. Good small tenant)
house, wages paid to both. E.
| Spieks, Decatur, 5185 Coving-
seh Hwy. Ph. Atlanta Cr. 5333.,

- white farmer to work
6 bbl. stand turpentine on 50-
50 basis; With 2 or 3 boys large |
enough to drive tractor and
work on farm. 2 Acres tobacco
40 tend on shares, 2 cows to!
milk, (for own use). Clem Mer-
cer, Cobbtown.
lama

POSITIONS WANTED



Want job on small tna cuit |
able for raising vegetables, or
hogs, or chickens (Cons. both).
Have 3 boys Ages 12, 14, 16

rs. to work. Must have 5 or

R house wired for elec. stove.
James E. Elliott, College Park,
Rt. 2, Lester Rd, . (Near Union
City),







er, elec.,-

Want, job vat once .on track |
or other kind form. No dairy

or tractor work. 2 or 3 R house
furnished, reasonable wages

Prefer Fulton Co. but Sommer

elsewhere. See. Senoia Rd. about
2 miles Fairburn on Clantons
place, Just self, wife and 1
child. (7 mos. lod). No drunks.
Harvey Jackson, Fairburn, Rt.
1, % Isaac Ridings. 3 '

Single man wants job driv-
ing tractor and gathering pea-
nuts on oa L. P. Ross, The
Rock, Rt 5

2 men in family want job on
farm, one driving truck or trac-
tor, or chicken house, other to
have part truck farm, lor.
chicken houses. J. R. Brown,
Statham, RFD 1.

Man and wife want job on |

farm raising chickens. House
furnished. Weekly salary. Man
can drive truck and tractor.
John E. London, Atlanta.

Want job on farm raising |

chickens on halves, Experien-

ced. Robert: G. Peppers, Rock- |

mart, ete a:

Want job on chicken or cat-
tle farm. Must have water and
elec. Near school or on school
route. Middle age. John Rol-
lins, Cumming, RFD 5.

Man 34 yrs. old and wife want
job on-farm. Experienced milk-
ing cows, tractor and other
farm machinery. Can look after
hogs and sheep also. 6 in family
(oldest boy 16). Need Mar 4
R house, lights, water, $5 daily
salary. Christians. Desire near
church. R. D. Puckett, Silver
Creek, Rt. 1. ,

Want small farm with 4-
5 R house on halves, lights,
water. Contact: Cecil Mitchell,
College Park, Rt. 3.

Man and wife, 5 children,
wants work on farm by day or
raonth, or crop. Force enough
to run, 2-or 3 H crop. Have to
be moved and backed financi-
ally. References. George lL.
Haygood, Conyers, Rt. 1. .

White woman and daughter
want light farm work on farm.

t Have to be moved. Desire with

nice people. Mrs. Pearl Blair,

iram, Rt. 1

Want small 1 H crop stand-
ing rent, with some bottom
land. 4 or 5 R house, good wat-
mail and school bus
rt., near church. Arthur Powell,
Tallapoosa, Rt. 2.

GI and wife.and 2 children
want place on small farm look-
ing after poultry and regular
type farm work by day. Life
Exp. Do any kind farm work.
Have to be on school Rt. ang
have to be moved. Ready any
time. Clyde McKinney, Gaines-
ville. Rt. 3.

Refined, settled woman, no
bad habits, desires light farm
work on farm with sober, chris-
tian people. Good ref. Mrs. Ad-
die Horne, Eastman, Rt, 4.

19 mi.

ITIONS WANTED

"Want wage hend or day
hand to do farm work on farm.
J. B. Kersey, Junction City,
RFD 1. d

White, reliable, sober, einile
man, 36 yrs. old, wants work
on truck, fruit, or dairy farm,
as truck driver or handy man. |
Experienced. Hard worker. Go|
anywhere. Prefer with sober
upright people. Charles Rumph,
Albany, Rt. 11.

White woman wants job on
farm. doing light farm work,
for home and reasonable salary.

Mable Marchman, Macon, 442]

Poplar St.

Want middle aged_man and
wife to live on beef cattle farm
Decatur, on paved read}:
and school bus route; Good 4

R house, bath, elec. Look after,

cattle and raise flowers and
vegetable plants for weekly
salary commensurate with abil-
ity and willingness to work.
Richard Lewis, Decatur, P. O.
Box 267. De. 2498.

500

~ Want man to i?

| acre farm on percentage basis.

15C A permanent pasture, 95
A in pecans and enough open

land-for 2H crop. Must be able
to-run gelf after first year. |

Strictly first class references
as to honesty, ability, etc. to be
furnished. T. H. Moore, Mil-
ner; Rt. 4. i

Want middle age white i
an to live in home on 3
as one of family and help ee
chickens for board and salary ;

| WW. Winslett,
Mountain, 417 Hairston Ra. i
1. Cr, 4041. :





Want farmer with force oe
equipment to farm 48 A tob-
acco, 21.2 A cotton, 13.6 A pea-
nuts, rest other crops. Good
houses, mail and school bus Rt.
7% mi. S. W. Doerun. D. es
Glausier, Doerun. fe



Want man to work 14 raeee
stand turpentine, and one or 2
H farm on halves for 1955. Good.
house, elec. No drunks or loaf-~
ers need apply. ey B. ae
Swainsboro, Rt.

Want white middle age couple
only, sober, reliable, for farm
works Prefer man able to oper- |
ate tractor on cattle farm for
day wages; Woman to do light
farm chores. Room. board, sal-
ary. References. G. T. Turnip- .
seed, Columbus, . 1907 Wild

wood Ave. i cs

Want elderly couple to da
light farm chores, gardening,
poultry, etc. Must be sober, re-
liable. Live in 2.rooms of farina
house, mocern conv.; Perman-



ent for right party. Mrs. Rex:
Thomas, Jackson, Rt. 2. :





standing herd bulls, 10 reg.,

all in sale descends from
Bull of the Breed) .

Rome. 412 West. Bidg.

Registered Aberdeen-Angus Auction |
50 Reg., Angus cattle 36 Top Females, 4 out- |
43 of cattle sired by Homeplace Eileenmere 21st, and

. to be sold at the Mulkey Farms,
-Millen, Thursday, Sept. 16th, 1 P. M. Geo W. Gibson,

young bulls of service age;

Eileenmere 487th (Wonder



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by official U. S. graders.

bridge Stockyards.
ATLANTAFriday,

Clure Commission Co.
ATHENSWednesday,

AMERICUSThursday,
Livestock Assn., Inc.

yards. .

or R. O. Williams,



Experiment Station, Tifton.



1954 Georgia Feeder Calf

Your opportunity to buy quality feeder steers
and high grade heifer calves. All calves will be eo

SCHEDULE
BAINBRIDGEWednesday,

Pep enter 3, Ragsdale-Me-
Georgia Livestock Sales Barn.

SOCIAL CIRCLE (The Hub)Thursday, Septem- |
ber 16. Tri-County Livestock Auction Co.
ROMEfFriday, September 17. Coosa Valley Stock-

For further information write or call either C. E.
Bell; Extension Service, University of Georgia, Athens, |
Extension Service, Coastal Plain



September 1. Bain-

September 8. Northeast a

September > 8. Sumter a

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a

Cattle Prices Paid at Georgia Markets

GRADE Thomaston Atlanta Athens Rome Atlante Gainesville
8-23 8-24 8-25 8-26 8-20 :

Steers & Heifers
| Good : 16.50-18.00 17.00-21.50 16.00-18.50 16.00-19.25 16.75-19.25 - =
Com. 12.50-16.50 12.50-17.00 12.50-15.00 12.25-14.25 13.00-16.00 12.00-15.06
Utility 8.75-11.75 9.00-12.50 9.50-12.28 900-11 .78 9/00-12.20 B.00-11.50
Cutters 7.00- 8.50 7.50- 9.00 8.00- 9.50 7.50- 9.00 7.50- 9.00 7.50- 9.20
CALVES - ; :
Good & Choice 13.00-18.25 13.00-18.00 13.00-18.00 13.00-18.00 13.00-15.50 13.00-20.86
Util. & Coml. 8.00-13.00 - 8.50-13.00 6.75-13.00 8.50-13,00 8.50-13.00 8.50-14.28
cows {
Utility ~ 7.50- 9.50 8.00-10.00 .50-10.50 8.00-10.00 8.50-10.50 8.00- 9.00
Cc. &.G. 5.00- 8,00 6.00- 8.25 .80- 8.25 5.50- 8.00 6.00- 8.50 .50- 7.78
BULLS ;
Uril. & Coml. 9.00-12.00 9.00-12.00 $.00-12.50 9.00-12.75 9.00-12.50 8.75-11.78
Cutters 7.50- 7.00 8.00- 2.50 8.00- 9.78 7.80- 9.78 8.00- 9. 8.00- 9.06
STOCKERS
Steers & Helfers 7.00-12.78 7.00-17.60 7.50-18.00 7.00-13.50 8.00-16.00 7.08-13.00
Calves 8$.00-11.75 .00-15.00 9.00- 16.50 8.00. 14.06 .50-14,56 .50-14.78 -



Source of Information



Federal - State Market News Service

BO Seventh Street, N. B., Atlanta, @a





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tificates of all teachers, princi-
pals, instructional supervisors,
visiting teachers and superinten-
dents.

tirement system.

fund.

program.

(Continued from Page 1)

6. Abolishes the teacher re-

if: Abolishes free textbooks.
8. Abolishes the equalization

9. Abolishes the a libracy



JUDGE WILLIAM: ae

10. Abolishes the school fe a
room program.

11. Abolishes all forms of yoca-
tional education and training.

12. Abolishes all city and coun- ;
ty boards of education and trus- _|_
_tees. So
13. Abolishes the ee of Re-
gents and all State-supported
colleges, experiment stations, etc.
such as the University of Georgia
and Georgia Tech. There would

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b

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re.
>

ae

schools,

Tom Linders Answer

On Segregation
Before the Georgia

Education Commission

In answer to a question by a
member of the Commission as to
whether he believed It un-Chris-

tian and un-American to advo-

cate segregation in our public
"Mr, Linder said: -

lam a Christian. The men

_who founded this country found-

ed it on religious principles. They

were real men. They were not
Communists, nor weaklings. They
did not try to change their re-
ligion to conform to man-made

laws. They made laws to conform -

to what they believed the Bible

~ taught. This is what I believe in.

-tion, Linder said:

Further explaining his _posi-

it is a sin for any Christian par-
ent not to honor his God by main-
taining the purity of race in his

offspring; and by not providing

that offspring with conditions and
opportunities under which to live

so as to inculcate in that off-
spring the desire and determina-

tion to do the same thing.





| believe that -

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Washington, Georgia

: Hon. Tom Ladar

for os space given it in the Market Bulletin.



























on rs = ors :




C. J. MAY, D. D. $s.
- President

Alen Gal
Dear Mr. Linder:

fore the Eastern District Dental Society a o

the courage to stad for it wherever: your elp
needed. : .

win your race 4G Governor. | am reese c
complimentary letters from over the state. The
your candidacy has been strengthened by
courageous stand. Se

Again thanking you, | am, s = =

Yours ver







Tom Linder Commissioner



































torlal By TOM LINDER



hank God that there is a

uary unto which every

ain Child of God may

for consolation and the

g of our courage when

re beset by the world, the
d the Devil. :

thank God for the many
il and true friends who have
d by me faithfully in. this
to rid Georgia of the
or racket and all its loomy
yodings for future years.

rsonally | was fully de-
nined to retire from the Of-
f Commissioner of Agri-
whether | had offered
other office or not, be-
I have seen the liquor
ket progressively increase
gh every State Adminis-
n since the Liquor Law
ssed in 1938; and, | was
mined either to get out
; > Capitol or else to go to
sovernor's chair where |
clean house in Geor-
make it a decent place
nt people to live.



ght | was is proven by
nbination of the State
ion and_ its power

roads and jobs to-

- WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1054

THANK GOD

NUMBER |









lars of liquor racket money,
both from within the State and
from without the State.

| was also determined that
the people of the State should
have an opportunity to vote
for the preservation of their
free public school system and
for segregation at the same
time. No other plan has been

proposed which even purports

to do this. Every lawyer knows
that a private school system
would mean that each parent
would have to pay their own
expenses for their children. if
they got any education. Every
lawyer knows that to under-
take to subsidize children in
private schools would ultimate-
ly lead to the breaking down
of segregation in schools. Every
lawyer knows that there is no
way to continue our public
school system in the face of
the Supreme Court Decision
except to adopt an entirely
new system of laws.

| am convinced from going
over the State and coming in
contact with many thousands
of people that Georgia folks,
down in their heart, knew this;
but, the pressure put upon
them, the inducements offered

them and the false rumors of





every kind, proved too much
for many of them to resist.

| thank God for the years of
public service | have been per-
mitted to perform. With such
ability as | have and with such
courage as has been given me,
| have always sought the best
interest of the people of Geor-
gia and have never allowed
myself to be intimidated from
what | conceived to be my du-
ty by any man or any set of
men and | thank God for that.

| have no malice or ill will
toward any human being. |
pray for everyone, including
the liquor racketeers; and,
pray that some way may be
found to brighten the path of
Georgia in the years ahead
which now look so dark and

foreboding, not because | was

not elected Governor no in-
dividual man is of great im-
port but because the liquor
racket crowd and the enemies
of the white people of Georgia
are now in the saddle.

Again | thank God for each
and every one of my loyal
friends and true Georgians who
stood so faithfully in these try-
ing days.

TOM LINDER

Commissioner of Agriculture




i
THANK GOD






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SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



3 Roller Mule Drawn Golden
Cane Mill, good as new, $40; 2 H
Wagon, $25; Blower and Anvil
for farm blacksmith shop, $25;
Other plows and tools very
cheap. Will take cow in trade.
Olen B. Reid, Thomaston, 104
Park Lane. Ph. 4201. -

One 1953 Dearborn Cotton
Harvester, picked only 30 acres,
like new, $1300. Ph. Liberty
6-7058 after 6 PM, Athens. R. C.
Whitehead, Winterville, Rt. 1.

Allis-Chalmers B One Tractor,
A-1 cond., used 2 yrs., 2 way
cultivator lifts, 2 disc Athens
iurner.power lift, guano distri-
butor, planter, 2 section harrow,
20 disc, stalk cutter, 2 section
spike harrow, $1300. T. W. Hum-
phrey, Helena, Rt. 1, Box 66.

David Bradley Ensilage Cut-
ter, practically new, $100. Dr.
J. H. Nicholson, Madison.

20 in Meadow Grist Mill, 1 cy-
linder sheller, 5 HP Elec. motor,
20 kp elec. motor, belts, scales,
other equip. Call Chamblee
7-2081 or write. W. T. Pelfrey,
Doraville, Box 84.

WC. Allis-Chalmers Tractor,
cultivators, good 3 disc tiller
wth new disc and boxings, pul-
ley for tractor, tractor used very
little, has original rubber, $900.
Or sell separately. D. A. Leath,
Rock Springs.

One 1 Row Allis-Chalmers
Cotton Picker with orwithout
tractor good as new. B. C. King,
Hartsfield, RFD 1.

3 Farm Master Oil Brooders,
500 cap. ea, good cond. $15
ea. J.C. McKenize, Atlanta, 2129
Burroughs Ave., S. E. Di. 7498.

300 chick cap. Oaks New
Model Elec. Brooder, used ' one
time, $32.50; Hand Cream Sep-
arator, good cond.; $15. Mrs. G.
G. Brown, Monroe, Rt. 2.

Small Roto-Tiller, 3/4 hp
Briggs and Stratton motor, good
cond,, $11. N. S. Barnes, Decatur
3050 LaVista Rd.

Farmall M Tractor, 3 disc plow
20 disc harrow, slightly used.
Bargain. Call Marietta 8-2970 or
see after 5 PM week days. Mar-
vin L. Brown, Acworth, Rt. 2.

J. D. Model 12A Combine,
motor driven, excellent cond,,

used only 2 seasons, canvas to
cover entire machine $800. Con-
dact or Write. David E. Carter,
Baxley.

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



New Holland. Side Delivery
Rake with good tires, $100. FOB.
Call.50 or write. A. V. Vickery,
Hartwell.

Dirt Moving Pan mounted on
ball-bearing steel wheels, moves
approx. 1 cu. yd dirt, good shape
(except needs new blade), cheap
or trade for reg. Hereford Bull
or Disc or Bermuda Plow for
Ford tractor. T. H. Moore, Miln-
er, Rt. 1.. (Old Dr. Huguely
Place). 4

Model B Allis-Chalmers Trac-
tor, hydraulic lift, self starter,
lights, new turning plow, dbl.
sec. harrow, planters, extras.
Tractor in very good condition.
$450. FOB. for lot. T. R. Davis,
Vidalia, 406 E. 6th. St.

Good used 1H Wagon priced
to sell at my farm in Banks Co.
Bill White, Lula, Rt. 2.

One Berkley Shallow Weil
Pump, 1/4 hp. good cond. Can
be seen after Sept. 5th. Mrs.
Burta L. Liddel, Ben Hill, 2235
Camp Ground Rd.

One 2 H Wagon, $20. O. A.
Stone, Dallas, Rt. 5.

Cider Mill for sale. S. G. Hale,
Atlanta, 470 Waldo St. Di-1644.

4 Dise Jonh D. Tiller, drawn
bar hitch, with touch-O-matic
lift, practically new, also lime or
| guano spreader, sling type, for
sale. Walter E. Ogden, Odum.

3 Brower Kero-Gas Brooders
and equipment for same; Also
Windmill Pump, and Pump Jack
for deep well. All good cond.,
used; very little, reasonable.
Johnson Miller, Grantville.

Ferguson Tractor, guar., $800;
York Rake, $350; Gill Pulvariz-
er, $200; Bush and Bog Harrow
for cub Farmall Tractor, $75. All
jnew. Emory Travis, Riverdale.
Ph. Fayetteville 5415.

W. C. Allis-Chalmers Tractor,
bush and bog harrow with 7 ft.
mowing machine, $650; Shop
Blowers and Anvil for farm
blacksmith shop, $25; Hay Rake,
pulled by mule, $10; 2 H Plow,
$5: Fowler Plow, $10; Cutoff
Saw, $10. Mrs. C. F. Moon,
Lawrenceville, Rt. 3.

Allis-Chalmers Tractor, hy-
draulie lift, good tires, 2 disc

Athens plow, cultivator, drag
harrow, cutoff saw that mounts
on tractor, all good cond., $650.
J. A. Leavell, Powder Spring.



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Good 1 H Wagon with box,
brakes, and harnes, $50. W. D.
Delong, Roswell, 390 Atlanta St.
One 1 H MeCormick-Deering
hand feed hay baler, $79; Also
1000 gal. Cap irrigation cylind-

Grogan, Marietta, Rt. 4, Dallas
Ra. :

with spindles and wheels for
withe spnidles and wheels for
rubber tires, all good shape,
$20; Also 1-5 in. 4 ply endless
rubber belt, 37 ft. long, run 3
weeks, $25. W. H. Cook, Buena
Vista, Rt. 3. 7

One Dearborn Pick up Baler,
almost new, bargain. Ode Wil-
son, Murrayville, Rt. 1.

J. D. No. 5 Mowing Machine,
needs no repairs, $175.; Farmall,
A, ;2 disc plow, cultivators,
planters, $550. E. R. Maddox,
Winder, RFD 4.

John Deere H. Tractor, good
paint, tires like new, has lift,
$275. J. C. Maddox, Athens,
Athens and Atlanta Hwy. Ph.
4238J.

Intl Combine, good cond.,
one 400 cap. gas brooder and
bush and bog harrow. Mrs. W.
C. Maddox, Griffin, Rt. C. Ph.
9702.



SECOND HAND |
MACHINERY WANTED



Want med. size grain drill,
8 or 10 disc. not over 50 miles
Madison. L. E. Mize, Madison,
RiA2: {

Want to trade an A-295
Moldboard Plow, excellent
cond. for disc Plow, good cond.,
for Farmall Super A. J. M. Hol-
comb, Toccoa, Rt.-1.

Want wind mill and water
tower, in A-1 cond. Quote best
cash price dismanteld. Neal
Cumbg, Tallapoosa, Rt. we

Want good used New Hol-
jland Corn Sheller, in good
cond. }and reasonable. C.
Whitiy, LaGrange, P. O. B.
552.

Want one Whilring Clipper
with 5 ft. blade to work 0
power takeoff on tractor, mM
good condition, reasonable.
George C. Turner, Bremen.

Want tractor with Back Hoe
or Shovel to cut ditches in plack
bottom land. Buy for cash or
trade cattle. Hove horned type
Hereford Bull. No papers but
subj. to register. Glenn Norton,
Fairburn. Ph. Fairburn 7349,
or Atlanta Fa. 4728.

Want one off-set tractor har-
row with 20-26 in. disc. good
cond., cheap. Prefer Goble
make. H. F. Price, Locust Grove.

Want 2 tractor tires, rear 12
x 26 or 13 x 24. Buy outright or
trade 11 x 26 in part payment.
W. H. Willson, Albany, Rt.
He. 5-4038.

Want one horse wagon, good
cond., delivered to my place.
John S. Paden, Atlanta, 1256
Moreland Ave., S. E.

Want large 3 roll power syrup
mill, in good condition. Give
full particulars. G. B. Avery,
Gabbettville.

Want irrigation system, 350
gal. cap., aluminum pipe, with
power unit. Wheeler,
Macon, Rt. 5.

Want one 14 x 34 tractor tire
(used, in good cond., also one
750 x 18 tractor tire). Lewis
Lindsey, Silver Creek.

Want two 3 row Colr or,
| other make Oat Drill, in good
cond. State price. R. S. Pope,
Villa Rica.



SEED AND GRAIN
FOR SALE

$__$

Red Multiplying Nest Onions,
$1 gal. add postage. Mrs. HG,
Dooley, Milledgeville, Rt. 5,

Box 136 C.
Few lbs. mustard seed, $1.50

rical water tank, $99. Herman}

off |

tiplying Seullion Onions and
Buttons, suitable for fall plant-
ing, $1.25 gal. add postage. Miss
Sharglah Brown, Ball Ground, Rt.

Large Red, and White Nest
Onions, for eating or planting,

Brown Shallots, $1.35 gal. No
less 1 gal. sold. Mrs. Lon Ash-
worth, Dacula, Rt. 1. :

\ Old Time Shallots (not scul-
lions), greatest multiplyer
known, $1.35. PP.; $8.50 FOB;
White Multiplying Nest Onions,
$1.25 gal: $8 bu. FOB. Mrs.
coe McMillian, Dacula, Rt.

Red Multiplying Onion Sets,
$1.25 gal. Add postage. Mrs. W-
E.- Wooten, Camilla, Rt. 2

Recleaned, reseeding, hardy
strain Crimson Clover, 99.52
pet. pure, 90 pct. germ., 11.50 pet
hard seed. No noxious weed $25
Cwt.; Recleaned, reseeding, rye
grass, 99.84 pct. pure, 86.5 pct.
germ., $13 Cwt. FOB. Joel
Sanders, Newnan, Rt. 2.

2500 Ibs 1954 crop reseeding
Crimson Clover. Reseeding Up-
son Co. 18 yrs. Recleaned, tested
by Ga. Lab., 99.70 pct. pure,. 89
pet germ., no noxious week seed,
1000 lbs., 22 1/2c lb.; Less lots,
25c. FOB. J. Lynwood Bentley,
Thomaston, Rt. 2. Ph. 3697.

White Nest Onions, Red Mul-
tiplying, Scullion, and Button,
$1.50 gal.; White Tender Half
Runner Garden Beans, 55c tea-
cup Add postage. G. T. Brown,
Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

Clean White Nest Onion Sets,
50c gal? Add 35c postage in Ist
and 2nd zones. Bonnie Weeks,
Dial.

Reseeding Crimson Clover
Seed, 1954 crop in 100 lb. bags
$25. K. D. Sanders, Eatonton,
Rt-22 Ph, -2tol-

New Collard Seed, Green, 20c
tbl; Hot Pepper, green, 65c pt.;
Small Calif. Bell Pepper, 2 pods,
5c. Add postage. Mrs. Viola C.
Brady, Cairo, Rt. 1. Box 343.

Red Multiplying Onions, $1
al W. D. Delong, Roswell, 390
Atlanta St.

10 Crabapple Seed, 10c and
stamped addressed envelope; Al-
son White Ash Seed, 5c and 10c
and stamped addressed enve-
lope. Mrs. W. Y. Summers, New-
nan, Rt..5.

Red Multiplying

$1.40 gal. PP in State. No chks.
Mrs. H. T. Bishop, Farmington.

Red Shallot Onions, cleaned,
ready to plant, $1 gal Add_post
age. Mrs. Clyde Gilleland, Gain-
esville, Rt. 6.

Wheat and Rye, $2 bu. at my
place. G. M. Helton, Dahlonega,

1 Reed:

1954 crop Ky. 31 Fescue Seed,
recleaned, tested, $20 Cwt. Cecil
Travis, Riverdale, c/o Pine Crest
Acres. Ph. Fayetteville 5581.

Red Multiplying Onions, $1
gal.; 750 bu. FOB. Will not ship
less 2 gallons. 1 1/2 miles E.
Holly Spring. C. C. Brookshire
Canton, Rt. 4.

Red Multiplying Fall Onions
for Sept. planting, $1.25 gal; Al-
so 1954 fine large leaf dried sage,
$1 pt. cup. Add postage. Mrs.
Marie Holland, Dalton, Coogler
Rd.

20c start; 12 starts $1 PP. Carl
Fincher, Waco, Rt. 1.

1500 bu. Southland Oats, com-
bine run $1 bu. at barn. Buyer
furnish sacks. C. D. Lake, Dub-
lin, Rt. 2.

Great Multiplying Old Fashion
Long Brown Shallots (not scal-
lions), sound, clean, $1.25 gal.;
Also New crop bright sundried
|apples, free of wornts, peel,
core, 3 lbs., $2; 5 Ibs., $3. Add
postage. Mrs. J. M. Jones, Gray-
son .

Fescue and Rescue seed, both



ib.; Also collard, $1 Ib. S. J. Foss,



Ph. 2983.

oe aeRe
me

Brooklet

combine run, each, 10c lb E. R.
Maddox, Winder, RFD 4

White Nes Onigbe Red Mult

great multiplyer, and Old/Time |

Seullion |;
Onion Sets, for Fall planting, |.

Calif. Multiplying Beer Seed, |



















































































O. Box 48.

Multiplying Sh:
planting, $1.25 g
Crisson, Dahlonega,

Clean barley for seed,
smut, $125 bu; FO
grain oats, -$1- bu. FO!)
Essie Bobo,, Hartwell, Rt.

White Multiplying or
Onions, also Yellow Nest |

$1.50 gal. PP in Ga. G. C
Tennille.

Yellow Nest Onions, $13
Add postage. Cora Mae
montree, Chickamauga, R

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Hazlenut, $1 doz.; Sagi
6, $1.00; Mtn. Huckleberry
doz.; Scuppernong cuttings,
Goz:; May Cherry, and E
Walnut Trees, 6, $1.25;
quapin with good roots, $3
Garlic Bulbs, 50c doz. Ad
age. Mrs. D. M. Hollaway
lonega, Rt. 1. 5

Klondike Strawberry
$1 C: Mtn. Huckleberry, 3 |
$1; Blakemore Blackberry,
50c; Field Dewberry, 50c_
Also large Yellow an
Sweet Elberta Peach
doz. Plus postage. M
Mashburn, Cummin,

Klondike Strawberry.
500, $3:; $5.75 M; Mtn. Hu
berry, bearing size, 75
Catnip, 25c bunch; Pep
35c doz. Add postage. Mrs.
Hood: Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Marglobe and Rutger To
Plants, 50c C; 500, $1.
Prompt shipment. C.
Gainesville, Rt. 2.
Rutger and Marglobe |
50c C; 500, $1; $1.75 M. Add
age. Ethel Crowe, :
me



bearing size, 2 doz.,
Field Dewberry, 50c_
Smooth Leaf Winte
Seed, 50c: teacup; L
Peach Seed, 50c doz. .
age. Rosie Crowe, Cur

Chas. Wakefield Fr
Cabbage, fresh, green, 300.
500, $2; $3 M. PP. R.
Pitts. ees :

Lemon, Balm, sweet
member of mint family
rooted plants, $5 C; Sam:
$2. Add postage. Mrs
Robinson, Greenville. _

Horseradish Plants, 50
Roots, 50c ib.; Blackha
50c lb.; Spearmint, Tanzy,
Tongue Wild Horsemint,
Queen of the Meadow nt
50c: Also Catnip Seed, 10c *
Yellow Root Plants, 24_
Add postage. Mrs. Presley Ft
er Ellijay; REDE ae

- Muscadine and Scuppe:
Grape Vines, $1.50 doz.;

Black Everbearing Rasp
Horseradish, $1_doz.; Blue
75 doz.; Blue Damson and
Everbearing Strawberry, 4!
Moss packed. Mrs. M. L.
Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

d

be

Streamliner Ev er
Strawberry, $2 C; Mtn.
berry Bushes,

and Old Fashion, and
May Plum, bearing size,

Mixed orders. PP. Mrs. B
Thornton, Bowdon. ee a

Mtn. Huckleberry, -
Yellow Plum, bearing :
Rubel Blueberry

doz.; Also Clean
Onions, $1.50 gal.; $
Oct. and ,
Peach (red



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bout 1 month
iss Faye Barber,
22. (near. Drake

ir NZW Rabbits, $5;

Doe bred; 11 - 5 mos.

-ea, Trov Duffey. At-

{t. Williams Dr. S.
Sree ;

i uck Rabbit, and

1 Blue Doe, large,

1 ship. Mrs. Marie

Dalton, RFD 2.

Pigs, any color, $1.50
Helen Street, Atlanta,

ifornias: Junior Doe; from
reg., quality show type
ng stock; Also Calif-NZW
es, $5. C. W. Stinson,
wood. Ph. Stockbridge
Pigs, all ages, for
Lockard Bell; Atlanta,
Pharr Rd./ N..E. Cr. 4390

grown and nine 2 mos, old

(13 in all), purebred, $1 |

t; Exp. collect. Cash
ly. Mrs. W. L. Greene,
rT See
merican Hvy-Wt Chinchillas
good bloodlines, Selected does
ucks, ped. Certificate fur-
Limited number. Very
ices. Write R . Lamar
itley, Wrightsville, Rt. 2.

las, fulled furred, den-
te,

iant rabbits,
. John Fields,

Hog Prices Paid At





Pe Hooking orders for Fall SPC

pigs, champ. bloodlines, Will
have litter by Famous Silver
Ann, also Blackeyed Ann, bred

to Pride of Georgia, due in Oct,

Write. George Ferguson, Cave
Suring, Rt. 1.

12 reg. SPC Pigs (6 males, 6
gilts), 4 1/2 mos: old, backed by

Jr. Champ. stock, $35 ea. at my | #

place, or will ship. Lamar Alt-
man, Alma, Rt. 1.

One Red and Black Spotted
Boar, 6 mos. old, 125 Ibs., $35.
S. J. Foss, Brooklet.

Black Essex Shoats, reg., dbl.
treated, $35 ea. A. P. Chapman,
Moultrie, Rt. 5. 7

Pigs: Short nose, blocky OIC,
from prize winning stock, and
Hampshire, all treated, reg.
buyers name, 8 wks. old, choice
breeding stock, $20 ea. Mack
Patrick, Voc. Ag. Teacher, Ra-
bun Gap. ; 3

OIC Pigs, from reg. short-
nose, blocky type stock, far-
rewed July 21. Will treat, create,
put on board, reg. buyers name,
$25 ea. MO. Paul Cain, Com-
merce, Rt. 1.

At stud:* Purebred Russian
Boar. Call Roswell 6011. Her-
bert S. Alden, M. D., Atlanta,
Suite 711 Medical Arts Bldg.

Reg ' Yorkshire Pigs, best
bloodlines, Worlds finest bacon
and ham type hogs, sold with or
without reg. papers. A. B. Hogg,
Cedartown, Rt. 1.

Reg. Hereford Hogs, 12 wks.
old, $25-ea. Ship COD with reg.
papers in buyers name. Leonard
Fleming, Hartwell, Reed Creek

'Rd. Ph. 573-J-5.



OIC Service boars $45
ea; also pigs, 12 wks.
ea. From Champion bloodlines.
J. H. Roquemore, Americus, Rt.
2. "phone 4543.

Reg Hereford Pigs, bloodlines
of Natl. champ., vaccinated,
with papers. Ready Sept. 18.
Ernest Massingill, Ringgold, Rt.

SPC Champion bloodline pigs,
9 to 14 wks. old, treated and
wormed, Reg. buyers name. My
place, 2 1/2 mi. Camilla on
Moultrie Hwy. H. G. McGahee,
Camilla. ~~

Reg. Duroc Boars, fine quality,
deep red, treated for clorera
wormed, one 6 mos. old. Wayne
Rose, DeSoto. Ph. Leslie 2172.

Purebred and reg. Tamworth

Swin, reg. pigs, 9 wks. old, $25 {

ea.; Purebred, not reg., $15 ea.
Ralph Holbrook, Canon, P: O.
Box 104.

Reg. Duroc Pigs, FFA mem-
ber, 4 males, 3 females, 3 mos.
old, about 100 Ibs. Call for at
Brookins Farm on Irwinton Rd.,
about 2 mi. South Milledgeville,
Hwy. 441. None shipped. Or
contact. Walter McFadden, Mil-
ledgeville, Rt. 2, Box 186.

Reg. big type Poland China
boars, 3-4 mos. old, wt. around
100 Ibs. ea. $50 ea; also sow pigs
unrelate@. From Champion
blood lines. Jas. R. Mullis,
Cochran. 4 s

Reg. Hereford Hogs, young
boars and gilts by Fashion
Wonder, 5 mos. old, fat, fine
cond., $45 ea. with papers. Ship-
ped if desired. Mrs. W. A. Ward,
Jr, Marietta, Rt 3, Paper Mill
Rd., c/o Ward Meade Farm.



No.4

$25 |



Muscogee L/S Co., Columbus

Reg. Hampshire Boar, 17 mos.
old, Blue Ribbon quality,
around 400 Ibs., $125. -G. R.
Mooney, Oakwood, Rt. 1.

Black Essex Pigs, dbl. treat-
ed for cholera, reg. buyer's
name, $25 ea. A. P. Chapman,
Moultrie, Rt. 5,

Burebred Duroc Pigs, 6 wks.
old, reg. stock, for sale. Can
get papers if desired. Newnan-
Fayetteville Hwy. 10 mi. New-

nan. J. W. Lewis, Jr., Sharps-
burg, Rt. 1, Box 93 B.
Black Essex Shoats, dbl.

treated, reg. buyers name, $25
ea. A. P. Chapman, Moultrie
Rt: 35;

4 pigs, 5 mds. old, one male
2 yrs., all reg. Herefords, $30.
ea. for pigs. Make offer on male.
E. C. Rainey Brunswick, 2910
Newcastle. 3



Black PC Boar, purebred,
born Jan. 10, 1954, 300 Ibs.,
$75; 4 gilts, 4 boars, Black PC,
3 mos. old, 100 Ibs., ea. $35 ea.
Lot $300. Miss Janie Barron
Cochran, Rt. 2.

Booking orders 8 wks. to 3
mos. old purebred Hampshire
Boars and Gilts, $25 - $40 ea.
Reg. Buyers name, fine breed-
ing stock; Also Hampshire and
SPC cross, 12 wks. old, $15 ea.
See at farm 6 mi. E. Locust
Grove Sat. or Sun. only. Will
not ship. James Thomson, Lo-
cuts Grove, Rt. 2, Box 72.

a

Taking orders for 50 reg.
Hampshire Pigs, from large
litters, farrowed July 26 and
28, ready for del. sept, 25, from
best bloodlines, $20 ea. Papers
extra. My farm. R. Motte
Smith, Washington. Ph. 4462.



22.00

Reg. SPC Sow,



Litter of 9 reg. Duive Prise:

5 males, 4 females, from Bet-
ter Georgia Ann No. 9125, 625;
Also 2 reg. mafes ready for <2r-
vice, Ernest .P, Carter, Baxley.

3 reg. Hampshire Gilis, show

type, Western Packer breeding,
bred to Master Model boar, to

farrow late Oct., extra fine,
$250 lot; Or $85 ea. John F
Fowler, Owner, Cartersville,
Box 328.
White).

SPC Pigs, blocky
mos. .old, 55-65 lbs.,
immune, wormed, reg. buyer's
name, $25 at farm. Jchn W.
Hand, Hazlehurst, Rt. 3 i

Reg. Tamworth Pigs (boars
and gilts), also gilts 4 mos,
old; Also will sell Belfair King,
our Senior herd sire to prevent
inbreeding. John P. Dempsey,
Rome, Belfair Farm. Rt. 2.

Reg. SPC Male,, 14 mos. old,
13 mos, old, |
bred to reg. male, brought 8 |

type, 3

(Or see at farm near

ase



cholera

F

pigs ist litter. 2 male, 1 female _

12 wks. old. All_reg. and inoc-

ulated. Cecil Smith, Lithonia,
Rt. 2, Phillips Rd. Ph. 3584. ef

6 Purebred but not reg,
blocky type Duroc Jersey Gilts,

6 mos. old, ready for service,

115-140 Ibs., lifetime treated
for cholera, $45 ea. Cannot ship.
Joe Cox, Davisboro.

- One excellent Minn. No. 1
boar, reg. 2% yrs. old, best
breeding shape. Can be seen at ~
my farm. James A. Bower, Al- |
ma, Rt. 1. /

OIC Pigs, from reg.

short
nose blocky type, good breed-




Ing stock, reg. buyer's name, _

treat, crate, and put on board, ~

$25 ea. MO. Paul J. Cain, Com-
merce, Rt. 1. s

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Sie Se No.1 No. 2 No. 3 :
ans L/S Mkt, Hagan 22.41 21.55 20.55 Ocilla L/S Co., Ocilla 19.86, 19.89 19.35 e
40 aa Seminole L/S Auct. Mkt., Donalsonville 19.56 19.32 18.90 18.26
22.40 22.20 21.40 22.00 | Sutton L/S Co., Sylvester 20.08 19.85 19.30 19.95 _
Swainsbero S/Y, Swainsbore 19.50 18.97 - 18.10 19.587 =
A7i Nz +19.80.(1 9.86 if, ae
21.99 22.01 7 | August 31 :
22.20. 21.05. 19.55 18.70 | Appling Co. L/S Mkt., Baxley 18.75 18.1% 17.28 (19.25
ema Coffee Co. L/S o., Douglas 1869 1892. 1790 > 7758.
SY, Sialebos. "22.59. 21.62 20.18 ~~ 20.50 | Dawson L/S Co., Dawson ~ 18.65 18.95 18.95. ae
os Pe 20.20 | Elbert L/S Auct. Bern, Etberton 22.00 21.00 20.00 18.00
L/S Com. Co., Dublin 21.66 = 21.37, 20.50 20.80 | Emanuel Co. $/Y, Swainsboro 19.25 1880 18.50 19.90
Co. S/Y, Springfield 21.50 20.00 19.85 18.80
jale & Long Com. Co., Quitman 21.76 20.15 19.15 19.35 | Farmers S/Y, Arlington 18.60 18.40 17.00 < 17.05
Emlti's S/Y. Augusta 21.95 21.00 20.60 ~+23.75 + Farmers S/Y, Arlington 18.60 18.40 17.00 17.05
21.63 21.33. 20.95 +21.00 | Fermers S/Y, Sylvania 18.00 17.50 17.00
21.90 21.80 21.20 20.05 Jones Neuhoff Com. Co., Macon 18.90 18.00 17.590 19.20
22.01 20.50 20.02. 20.00 McRae S/Y, McRae 18.91 - 17.93. 17.55 EG
Mitchell Co. L/S Co., Camilla 18.57 18.69 18.75 18.50
es 6 20 00 Smith S/Y No. 3, Thomson 19.70 18.75 22.00
L/S Exchange, Stahesbacs 21.25 20.35 - 20.10 21.50 | Tattnall L/S Co., Glennville 18.75 17.75 17.05 17.05
ee 20.00 | Troup Co. Sale, LaGrange 22.20 20.00 :
scle L/S Sele Barn, Cordele 20.72 21.90 22.70 Seprnba :
Pe SE 19.05 | Hozlehurst L/S Mkt., Hazlehurst 19.08 18.29 17.70 17.60
EEES ee OR Te 1 Bais Sicckpend. Statertore 19.01. 18.05 17.70 20.00
22,30 21.00 20.55 18.00
er 20:16 21.86 Peoples L/S Mkt., Inc., Cuthbert 18.87 18.60 1850 18.50
21.08 2030 19.40 19.80 | Seabcard S/Y, Colquitt 16.5) 16.51 18.00. 17,05
Turner Co. S/Y, Ashburn 18.85 18.30 18.30
19.80 20.20 23.25 Union S/Y, Albany 18.67 18.66 18.80 19.40
20.50 19.50 17.70 17.25 Wilkes Co. S/Y, Washington 71.25 20:50 > 1975 19.00
20.05 19.60 19.05 *| September 2. =
20.05 =-19.35 Farmers L/S Co., Douglas 19.46 19.20 18.00 12.60
19.75 18.90 18.50 =-19.15 | Fitagerald L/S Auet. e., Fitzgerald 19.01 18.52 18.51
20.26 19.26 += 18.75 ~=-'18.60 | Sepptember 3 :
18.00 (18.00 : 19.05 18.90 18.35. -18.15 |



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HOGS FOR SALE



Litter of 9 reg. fleshy type
uroe Pigs, 4 females, 5 males,
treatment against cholera,

5 ea.; Also 2 males ready for
service, $40: 1 gilt, 9 mos. old,
axound 300 Ibs., bred June 17th.
ae Eriest P. Carter, Bax-
ao

ae od Pigs, mixed breed
C, 10-

old, $10-
:: Ss aa
Rm. 1 Fr. 1088

Purebred and reg. Tamworth
Pigs, 9 wks. old Aug. 26, extra
mice, all cholera vaccinated,
ape mates and females, reg.

5 ea; De-sexed males not
wag. but purebred, $15. FOB my
lace; Reg. Tamworth Boar for
ha Ralph M. nee

anon, P. O. Box 1

oa Red
wks. opis to 28 ne oa
Also 3 OIC Pigs,
mi. Newnan on ena ta:
gtteville Hwy. J. W. Lewis,
Sharpsburg, Rt:

Litter of 12 Pigs, cross SPC-

$10 ea. my plaee. End of
ockrnill Rd, eonge 1 M. Long,
ipharetta, Box 31

Duroc Pi

r.,

Pigs, 6-10 wks old $15 ea. 3
i, South Palmetto, Rt. 29, turn
bri across RR tracks. HM. B.

aylor, Palmetto, Box 210. :

SPC Pigs, ore Ibs. (both
gexes), some nations 8
Boodline, re ON ear

atthews, Pennie,

ee

2 purebred Duroc Boars, =

be registered, Ii mos. old,
jale. < e cDonald, Hsp.
lhzibah. Ph. 6-1204.

-. Reg. Bi Maa et Pi

6 wks. old, $13 ea. Will
shin. S. BR. ee Alto, Rt. 1.
10 shoats, about 75 Ibs. ea.,

$175 for lot; $20 ea.; Also four
weighing 125 Tbs., $30ea.
P. Coueh, Luthersville.

Large niee brood sow and 6
Bigs, feeder shoats and weaned
pigs. J. H. Leverett, Parrott.

Pigs, 2 mos. old, $12.50 and
$15: Also 9 white and gray
Yabbits. all $7. Will not ip.
A. J. Durden, Fayetteville, Rt. 3



SHEEP AND GOATS
Z FOR SALE



3 goats, 2 Tog. nannies, 6 mos.
eld Sept., 1 Nubian billie 7 mos.

- old, $21 for lot. Cannot ship.

O. A. Stone, Dallas, Rt.5.

3 young rams, 6 mos. old, sir-
ed by reg. Hampshire ram. Can-
not furnish transportation. Ka-
tharine Simpson, Roswell, Bar-
Fington Hall. Ph. 6358.

One reg. French Alpine Goat,
freshened 6 wks. ago, $60;
very good grade Nubians, $25
ea. Bill Crain, Dalton, City 10.
Ph, 4083.

2 milk goats, fresh, Aug. 20
and 23, about 4 qts. ea., and two
to freshen soon; Also good mare
mule, smart, sound, work any-
where. Pecks: ae Millhaven,

Be ke

2 purebred Tog. ca one 6
mos., other one year old, mother
gives 5 or more qts. daily for
sale, Also 1 Stallion horse ready
for service. Fee $5, and -50c day
for board. Zack Roberts, Fair-
burn, Clarke Rd.

Rams (sheep) 1-4 yrs.. old,
Hampshire, Suffolk, Shrovchire,
very reasonable. Call M-dison
2603 or write. R. B. Curtis,
Farmington.

3 milk goats for sale cheap.
David Warner, Ttllapoosa, 8
Mich, Ave.

10 reg. Cheviot Ewes and 1
reg. Buck (sheep) Fred Noble,
Rome, Rt. 3, c/o Noble Farm.

4 milk goats, 2 fresh, one
practically fresh, one may be
bred, all four $65. Will not ship.
See. Mrs. Arch Harris, Clarkes-
ville.

Reg. Saanan Buck, at stud.
Fee $5. Does boarded until bred.
W.J.Sumlin, Atlanta, 730 Grand
Ave. N. W. Be. 5393.

SHEEP AND GOATS _
FOR SALE



2 reg. Yearlings Southdown
Rams, excellent breeding, also
purebred Ram Lambs-for sale.
E. C. Owenby, Blue Ridge, Rt.
1, Box 155.

Tog. Goats, 2 does, can be reg-
istered, $35 ea.; One billy, 7-9
mos. old, $15; 2 pillies, $10. Mrs.
W.H. Willi iams, Savannah, Rt. 4,
Box 248. Ph, 4-5969.

A purebred Toggenburg milk
goat, 2 yrs. old, has had only

one kid; now "pred but still
milking, in splendid cond.,
qualities perfect, $40; also 3
large N. Z. rabbits, with the 2
does bred, reasonable. D. A.
Bagley, M.D., Austell, *phone



POULTRY FOR SALE

0| BANTAMS

Mixed Bantams, good mother
hens for ehukavs, quail, and
heasants, 12 hens, 1 rooster,

He 1 Doek _Carter, Mazlehurst,



Buff Cochin Bantams, $5 pr.;
$7.50 trio. All full stock. E. D.
Edmondson, Dahlonega.

8 Common Bantams, 3 roost-
ers, 5 pullets, 75c ea.; $5 lot; 15
or 20, 1954 hatch Chukays, $4

Also 6 April hateh (1954)
Bronne Turkey Toms, $4 ea.
B. B. Huling, Fortson, Rt. 1.

' Pure RI Red ntam Cock-
erels very special, $1 es. No.
shipping. Joe Wilson, sabecetur, |W
828 - 3rd Ave. De. 4.

4 mixed Bant
rooster, $4. MO. No 5 ohh,
Silas Snipes, Commerce,

Black Coehin and Golden Se-
brights Bantams, $2 ea. Dewey
Joyee, Vidalia, P. O. Box 18.

Buff Brahama Bantams, from
imported Ganadian te 95
B. H. Holsomback, Bast P
302 S. Harris St.

Freneh Mille Flyer B: ae
5 hens, 1 rooster, $12.50
6 half grown, $3 pr. ah ae

Gen Durham, Stone Mountain,
Rt. 1, Young Rd.

Golden Sebright, BB Red, OE
Black Rose Comb, Gornish and
Mixed Hens Bantams), for :
ters. F. I. i, A; Janta
Josephine St. N. E. Wa. 05 is

Golden Sebright Bantam with
blue legs, 18 trios, $6 trio; 28
roosters a: pullets, 3 mos old,
$1.50 trio; "5 two mos. old, $1 ea.
O-2D, McClure, Atlanta, 1758
Hadlock St. S. W. FR 3830.

Modern Game Bantams in
Birchen, Silver Duckwings,
Black Breasted Reds, early 1954
cockerels and pullets, $5

49 pr. L. L. Murphy, Gol-
ik Park, Rt. 3. Ca. 1617.

Pen of Dark Cornish, Pairs of
B T. Jap, Pairs Jap. Silkie Ban-
tams. Low prices; Also Silver
and Golden Pheasants. W. O.
Thomas, Savannah, 1205 East
40.

Bantams: White Black Tail
Jap, $2:ea.; Grown OBBBR, $2
ea.; Half Grown OEBBR, $1 ea.;
Also Homing Pigeons, $1. 50 pr.
R. W. Pealor, Atlanta, 521 Bry-
and St., S. W. Wa. 2735.

Buff Cochin and RI Red Ban-
tams, $1 ea. up; Also Bantam
hatehine eggs, 18, $2; ea.; Eggs
of same, lic ea. C. H. Overby,
Columbus, 3809 14 Ave.



FARM HELP WANTED



Want shere cropper to put
crops out this fall and for the
next five years. Large acreage
of cotton, good sand soil, plenty
productive land, 4 mi. W. Dear-
ing. Must have good refer-
ences. Write C. F. Brown,
Thomson.

Want middle age white coup-
le (no children) from country,
for poultry farm work; Also
want white or eolored woman
about 25 yrs. old to help on
farm, Private room, good food,
salary. Time off with pay. Good
health references requived. Mes



Helen Street, Atlanta, Ri. 8.

i Yos,



ARM HELP WANTED



Want small farm family to}

gather hay and crops and past-
ure work. Permanent work for
fall and winter. House, garden,
wood. S. S. Stover, Douglas-
ville, Rt. 4.

Want industrious white wom-
an, young or middle aged, for
light farm work on farm. Good
references requirej. Fair sal-

ary. Mrs. J. H. Wilson, Adel,
Rt, 2:
Want sober, able bodied man

and wife, or small family for
farm. Hereford, beef, show,
dairy cattle, poultry,, etc. Must
be able to milk cows twice
daily with elec. Surge milker,
and take care of small dairy
unit, also use tractor. Clean-
liness necessary. Small house
furnished, elec., water,
$20 month salary. Dr. G.
Zeagler, Sylvania, Rt. 3, % sot:
omon W, Zeaglers Farm.

Want middle age woman to
do light farm work on farm in
exchange for board and small
salary. Need at onee. Norman
a Abbeville, Rt. 1, Box
55. ;

Want single
man, not over 25
est, reliable, to
with elderly single and do
light farm chores. Give refer-
enees. Send photo of self. Boy
Jones, Rossville, Rt. 3.

Want middle aged. man for

young white
yrs. Oid, hon-
ive on farm

general farming. Me aperiel F
ine, to maintain farm 1 ma
tractor,- combine, ete.

also to work. Must be sob-
wages @ epected. arian
oe Locust Grove, Rt.

Want miter to operate water
wer grist mill. ond eh
ee of one or plows, a
lves share basis. 11 miles
SE eee Come see.
be 80 honest. Norton
Hart, Fawanton:
Want

ried couple to look
"| polly op eattle fi

stock. Must be. able

Oo use ee and various at-
pape Also. like eattle.
rouse. elee. lights, hot and

eold running water, sehool bus

and churches close. R. B. Bar- |

nett, Doraville, Spalding Drive,
and Mappy Hollow Rd., Rt. 2.

Want eouple to tend. farm 10)
-elee., |

miles Atlanta. House,
water. Salary open References

required. Write. A. T. Ken-
nedy, Atlanta, 2868 Andrews
Dre ew.

Want nice white woman to
help with Hght farm work and
flowers on farm. $10 weekly,
room, board. Mrs. R. E. Elling-
ton, Fairburn, Rt. 1.

Want share cropper for bal-
anee of year and 1955 Must
have experience with cattle
and hogs, good references. 2
4-H farm. Good cotton acreage.
Sandy soil. 4 mi. Dearing.
a wW.M ae Dearing,

ei- |.

Want small farm on halv
with 5000 chick cap. 8 in family.
Lifetime on farm. Prfer Fulton
Co. William Wood, Alpharetta,
Rt. 3, Henderson Rd. 7

ens on farm. Cons. dariy work.
Give full duties and salary first
letter. Have to be moved Ed-
ward Legg, Blairsville, Rt. 4.

Want job on cattle or poultry
farm. Must
water, and be on school route.
John Rollins, Cumming, Rt. 5.

34 yr. old man with wife, 2
boys. wants chicken house 50-
50 basis, or by wages. Can move
anywhere but have to be moved.
3-4 R house, school rt., lights,
water. Letters ans C. O. Me-
Kinney, Gainesville, Rt. 3.

Middle aged couple (both to
work) want job on truck or
poultry farm. Small house, lights
water, reasonable salary. Can
move at once, but have to be
moved. References. Fulton or
DeKalb Co. Geo. H. Mitchell,
Atlanta, 470 Central Ave., S. W.

Man and wife (4 children)
want tractor farm on shares.
Tobaceo, cotton, peanuts. J.D.
Payne, Cordele, Rt. 3.

Want farm on 50-50 basis fo
1955. Six in family, five to
work Honest. Letters ans. Virgil

Cates, Loganville, Rt. 2.

63 yr. old single white man
wants job on farm looking after
poultry, or other light farm
chores. Need 2 or 3 R house,
lights, water, wood. Can move
any time, anywhere. Have to
be moved. Gape Cain, Flowery
| Branch, Rt, 1.

48 yr. old man, ites daugh- 5
ter, sober, honest, wants per- |:
manent job looking after chick- |:

have eleckricity,




















ant fall crops
work on farm for next ;
good cotton pic os
experience. John
Rt. 14, Box 431.

Toler ,
Chappell st.

Want job on tisin, carin
chicken house or hous
halves or weekly wages.
with in 50 miles Dalton
have house wired for elec. s
on school bus route. Wri
M. Beavers, Rocky Face, Rt

Want job doing any

Albert Spreyberry, c/o
Morris, Collidge, Rt. 2.

Semi-retired couple (whi
wants job on farm as care t:
form or couney estate. Bi
references. J. A. Miles, &
Rt. 3, Box S36 :

White able and experie
man, 50 yrs. old, sober, w:
job on poultry, dariy or
eattle farm. Have family (3
enough to help). Move any
w. E. turner, Madison, Rt.

Want job on farm 10 yrs
perience with farm macht
driving tractor, repairig,
Desire good house, Vo
school route. Self, wife, 1

Beasley Evers, siseig cine

White man, 45 yrs old,
small family, wants larg
eotton to gather, and large
erop for 1955. Write 1 mile n



Kathleen on ge g
West, Kathleen, Rt 1.








Valdosta .
jand 55 females to be sold.

The Georgia Aberdeen-Angus Assn will hold thei
2nd Annual Harvest of Values Sale, Thursday, Septem:
ber 28rd at the Lowndes Co. Livestock Auditorium
. Beginning 12:30 P. M.....

Exec. Secy, Chamblee, 1964 Johnson Ferry Road. a





15 bulls
Write-Warren B. Benson







ferm loeated 4 1/2 mi.



BEEF CATTLE SALE

150 head Beef cattlepurebred polled Herefor
will be sold at auction, Tuesday, September 14th, at.
Dublin .on
State Rt. No. 15, at 1 P. M.... these cattle Domino
strain, sub. to reg., but carry no papers ....
cows, 2-5 yrs. old, 20 young springer cows, 30 yearlin;
heifers about 1 yr. old, and 30 bulls, 1 to 2 yrs. old
J. L. Allen, Owner, Dublin, 204 Ss. Jefferson fj Sapte







lenwood Hwy. <a



















GRADE Thomaston Atlante Athens Rome t

8-30 8-31 9-1 _ 91 9-2
Steers & Heifers ae
Choice 20.50- . 20.00-22.00 . =.
Good 16.00-18.25 16.25-19.50 ~ 16,00-20.00 - - -15.25
Com. 12.50-15.75 12.50-16.80 13.00-16.75 12.50-17.00 13.00-1 7.00 12. 00-15.25. :
Utility 9.00-12.00 9.00-13.00 9.75-13.00 9.25-11.50 9.00-12.50 -9.00-11.50
Cutters 8:00- 9.50 8.00- 9.50 3.00-10.00 8.00- 9.25 8.00-10.50 8.00- 9. 00
CALVES :
Good & Choice 12.75-18.50 12.50-20.50 13.00-18.00 12.50-17.73 13.00-15.50
Util. & Coml. 3.50-13.00 8.50-13.00 9.25-13.50 9.00-13.25 2h 00-13.00
cows a:
Utility 8.00- 9.50 8.25-10.25 8.50-10.25 3.25-10.25 8.50-10.25
c . 5.25- 8.10 5.50- 8.50 5.50- 3.50 5.75- 8.50 6.00- 8.25
BULLS
Util. & Coml. 9.00-11.00 9.30-12.50 9.00-13.00 9.00-12.00 8.50-13.25 9.00-1
Cutters 3.00- 9.00 3.00- 9.75 3.00- 8.50 3.00- 9.50 $.00- 9.00 -8.00- 9.
STOCKERS a
Steers & Heifers 7.30-13.00 8.00-17.00 8.25-18.00 8.00-13.00 9.00-17.00
Calves 8.00-13.75 8.50-17.00 8.75-1 7.78

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