Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1955 March 30

Phil Campbell, Commissioner



WEDNESDAY, MARCH 0, 1955
















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rence between a
operation and a

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notice in the Market
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2 50 head bulls, cows

ae Sales
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Assn. calf sale for F. F. A.
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sired heifers from PROVED BULLS to

_be sure of inheritance, Have an expert

select the bull, assuring good stock and

therefore greater ability for increased

production.

3. Increase the. average production
er cow four times and double the milk
tiedon per aere. ed

4. Using modern eine one
ran should be able to feed, clean, and
milk 100 cows in eight hours. Cows to be
enilked at the rate of 35 or possibly 60-75
animals per hour. Milking time 10-14
or 12 to 12 hours apart results in the
ame amount of milk.

5. For quality milk production in-

_-9ection should include: healthy cows,

clean udders, sanitized utensils, and milk

cooled within an hour. Quality milk ap-

_ peals to the consumer and is even more

trates. Cellulose fibers can only be di--

necessary for stored products.

6. The cows rumen (upper or first
stomach) is built for forage, not concen-
gested by organisms in the cows stomach.

7. Pasture, hay and silage should

produce 80 percent of the milk output. It

quality hay and Silage. Research shows

- is a good idea to allow free choice by the

cows of hay and silage in self-feeders.

8. Cut crop at the right time for
ground hay will lower the butterfat con-
tent, so long as hay should be fed.

@. Qats or abruzzi rye are the same
in grazing value. However, abruzzi rye

is earlier.

10. Coastal Bermuda and Starr Cat-
tail Millet afford more summer grazing.

Before planting grazing crops, apply 100

lbs. of pure nitrogen, plus 300-500 Ibs.
of 0-10-20 and top dress with 100 lbs. of
nitrate of soda when growth is two to
three inches high. :

=-11, Corn is a little better than coastal

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bermuda fo silage. Well-fertilized coast-
al bermuda for hay is worth more than
good alfalfa.

12. Milk at 25 cents per quart equals
otner food for 38 cents. A dollars worth



of milk. is equal to $1.50 value ow other -

foods. -

13. Feed salt-mineral mixture andes:

shed and provide fresh, clean water near-

by at all times,

14. Have your veterinarian keep close

check on your herd for Brucellosis (Bangs

Disease) and cooperate with theestate and

federal governmenis in helping to wipe

imals and up to $50 for purebreds will
be repaid to those slaughtering diseased
animals in addition to the cost of testing.

15. If you need money to enlarge or
improve your operation in order to get
more efficiency for higher profits you
may want to consult your banker, who
is in a position to furnish insured loans
for periods not longer than 10 years..The
banker and your County Agent will: be

glad to help you work out your problems.
Under such a loan, for example, a pipe-

line aerator and holding tank might be
considered.

16. Try to be a top farmer. There is
a wide gap between an average farmer
and a top farmer, just as there is be-
tween a low-profit operation and a high-
profit one.



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Drought Emergency Cover
Practice Announced

Georgia farmers will get valuable
aid through the Agricultural Conserva-
tion Program for planting Spring graz-
ing and hay crops this Spring seco ee
| to Mr. John F. Bradley, Chairman

the Georgia State ASC Committee.

: To help farmers establish quick
cover, grazing and forage erops in
drought-damaged areas, the Federal
Government is offering to pay around
50 percent of the cost of liming, fertiliz-
ing and seeding annual lespedeza, millet,
sudan grass and hairy indigo this Spring
for grazing or hay. This Spring Drought
Emergency Practice will be announced
to farmers in counties when the prac-
tice has been approved and adopted by
the county technical group. No addi-
tional ACP funds have been allocated to
this state or counties for this practice,
Mr. Bradley explained.

Farmers wishing to receive cyst-
sharing under the new practice should
file their requests at the county ASC
office prior to the time the practice is
started.











out this disease. Up to $25 for grade an- .



















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PHIL CAMPBELL, Commissioner



Published
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2 Notify on FORM 3578

By Depariment of Agriculture

222 State Capitol Atlanta, Georgia

Weekly at
Covington. Georgia

Bureau of Markets,



Office at Covington, Georgia

Entered as second class matter August 1, 19387 at the Post

Accepied for mailing at special rate of postage provided for
in Section 1103 Act of October 8, 1917.

under Act. of June 6, 1900.



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SPECIAL ATTENTION

The Machinery notices ap-
pearing in this issue were left
over because of lack of space
from issue of 23rd... all such
type notices reaching this Bul-
letin office since March 15th
through March 29th (omitting
duplicates, of course), will be
published | in April 6th issue. We
ave publishing all eligible no-
tices received, according to
classification, as quickly as
POSSIBLE. Elizabeth Hynds,
Editor-Notices.



SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



Some brooders for sale. See
Talt Gold at farm. Cleve Hicks,
Riverdale. ~

Jet Deep Well Pump: with
2 pipes, 50 ft. long, almost new;
Also 3 Hudson Oil Chick Brood-
ers, used very little, $50. Clyde
Maxwell, Smyrna, Rt. 4. Ph.
Marietta 9-6983.

Derborn Sesop and Scrape
for Ford Tractor, good cond.,
$100. T. H. Wilson, Stonewall,
Ph. Fairburn 7516.

Hammer Mill, good cond., $75;
Oliver Tractor, 48 model, $200;
Ford Tractor, 55 model, just ran
350 hrs., $1,500; Bush and Bog
Smoothing Harrow, 4 Disc Till-
Subsoiler, Lime Spreader,
Cultipacker, Drag Harrow, Ber-
muca Grass : Harrow, other
equip. Reasonable price. S. C.
Wiley, Covington.

F2, 1950 Model Case~ Com-
bine, power takeoff, 60 in. blade,
$500. See. M. C. Ellis, Dalton,
pals

One high tension Magneto to
fit any 4 cylinder motor, and
pulley attach. Cub Farmall
Tractor, both A-1 cond., $20
ea. J. D. Whelchel, Dawson-
Ville, Rt. 3.

Allis-Chalmers Bul] dozer,
HD14, straight blade, dbl. drum,
power unit, tracks like new,
good cond., $2,000. Take G&
Allis-Chalmers and equipment
for same. F. M. Gazaway, De-
catur, 2556 Clifton Springs Rd.,
Rt; 1. Ev. 2971,

IHC Riding Cultivator
rubber, good cond.,_ for
Bert Scarboro, Garfield.

Cultivator for 1948 WC Allis-
Chalmers with power lift, pric-

ed to sell. Olin Newsome, Gib-
son, Rt. 2.

Cub Tractor,
fect cond.,

on
sale.

*49 model, per-
with all cultivating
equip., 1-16 in. turn plow, 10
disc harrow, $500 for quick
sale. W. S. Mock, Guyton.

Case S, C. 1947-2 Row Trac-

tor, planters, cultivators, 10
disc J, A. Case harrow, 5 disc
Case tiller, all good cond.,

ready, $1,000 cash. Bob Nutt,
Luella. Ph. 3669.

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED ~



Want first class Orchard
Sprayer to pull behind tractor,
mounted on rubber. Reasonable.
Write details. Y. S. -Williams,
Sharpsburg, RFD 1, Box 229.

Want Wide Front-End for
Super C Farmall, A-1 shape.
No junk. Wesley Gibbs, Rebec-
ca, Rt. 2, Box 68C.

Want Heavy Bush and Bog
Dbl. Section Disc Harrow for
Intl. T. D. 9 Tractor, good cond.
Give best cash price. Ph. Fair-
mount, day 2732. J. W. Evans,
Ranger.

Want eed: 11 in. Hammer
Mill, also planters and cultiva-
tors for Ford Tractor, in good
condition; Also for sale, 20 Disc
Smoothing Harrow, for Ford
or Ferguson, $65. E. B. Hogan,
Fon ase Springs, RFD 2. Ph,
f 4.

Want Ford or Ferguson

Tractor with. plow, harrow,
planters, cultivators. John R.
Worley, College Park, Rt. 1,
Tell Rd,

Want late model Garden
Tractor, not Jess than 8 HP,

with all equipment, A-1 cond.,
bargain for cash. Can come af-
ter same. O. L. Murphy, Jas-
per.

Want Water Power Grist
Mill. A. L. Maxey, Dacula.

Want 3 Disc Plow for Allis-
Chalmers W. D. Tractor, also
Dbl. Section Disc Harrow. Give
full details. H. S. Walker, Ma-
con, Lower Poplar St.

Want to exchange Tricycle

mers for Wide Front End. John
S. McLeod, Shellman, P. 0.
Box 82.

Want to exch. W. D. Allis-
Chalmers Tractor, planters, cul-
tivators, harrow, for Ford Trac-
tor, with planters, cultivators,
harrow. John R. Flanders, Ad-
rian, Rt. 3.

Want med. size Farm, Bell
for use on small farm, in good
cond. Advise. Mrs. Clara Allyn,
Atlanta, 1306 N. Ave, N. E.

Want Pickup Hay Baler, run
by PTO and Side Del. Rake,
preferably New Holand or Al-
lis-Chalmers, also Manure

Spreader. State condition and
best price. George B. Bruce,
Homer, Star Rt .

Want good A-1 Friend Spray,
15-28 gal. per ae with 300
gal. tank. No junk. W. S. Bar-
den, Clayton.

Want used Orchard Sprayer,
300 gal. cap., tractor PTO op-
erated from tractor. Must be
in good condition, cheap for
cash. W. D. Gill, Richland.-



4.

Front End of W. D. Allis- Chal--



SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED >

Want Pasture Rotaty Mower

and Cultipacker. H. M. Bailey,

Turin,

Want 1 Ford Tractor Mow-
ing Machine, Ist. class shape,

no junk. State price and con-

dition at once. H. W. Thur-
mond, Farmington.

Want 2 good used Tractor
Tires, 10 X 28, 4 ply, good
treads, no-~- holes, cheap for
cash. R. H. James, Reynolds.

Want 2nd. hand Manure
Spreader within 50 mi. Canton.
L. Childers, Canton, Rt 4.

Want Hay Rake for Farmall
Cub Tractor. Robert Pilgrim,
Cleveland, Rt. 5.

Want one Power Unit 60-100
HP suitable for irrigation pur-
poses, also want one 4 in. Sand
or Irrigation Pump. F. C.
Cromer, East Point, 1031 Ben
Hill Rd. Atlanta Ph. Ca. 2383.

Want one Grain Bin and At-
tachments for Allis-Chalmers
60 Harvester. Must be in good
condition. Write. O. C. Nether-
land, Jr., Rosier. (Burke Co.)
Pus Waynesboro 37ol. = .

Want Cultivators, Planters,
Distributors for Ford or Fergu-
son Tractor. Reasonable price.
Not over 50 mi. Douglasville.
C. B. Parson, Douglasville, Rt.
4, Box 77.

Want Small Incubator to set
turkey and duck eggs in. Must
be cheap, good cond.; Also for
sale,.One 2 H Wagon, reasona-
bly good condition. Contact.
R. E. Hansard, Jr., Cumming,

+Rt* 4, Ph, 6822.

Want New Holland or J.
Deere Hay Pickup Baler, one
A. Chalmers Combine and
Ford or Ferguson Cultivators
and Planters. State lowest
price and year of make.
Bryan, East Point, P. O. B. 32:

Want pickup hay Baler and
side del, rake, in good cond.
Contact, J. A. Hawkins, Cum-
ming. Rt. 2.

Want cultivator for John
Deere 40, No. 800 dbl. coil
spring. Paul Snow, Decatur,
Rt. J, 4785 Rainbow Dr.

Want 1 H. mowing machine,
in good cond. Contact. W. Z.
Braswell, Loganville. Rt. 2
(near Haynes Creek Church.)

Want one 6:00 X 22 tire and
tube for Shaw D4T garden
tractor, or would buy complete
tractor of this model. D. S.
Driskell, Macon. Rt. 1.

Want good, .used Farmall
Cub tractor of Super A Farm-
all, with equipment. Don C.
Lunsford, McDonough, Rt. 1.
hone 3864. _

Want buy a wagon, also cow
at once, near Gainesville, Dah-
lonega, or Cleveland. H. G.
White, Murrayville, Rt. 1.

Want used disc plow and a
used mowing blade for Allis-
Chalmers G size tractor. Cecil
Duncan, Norcorss, RFD 1.

Want Covington planters and
Cultivators, scoop pan and bush
and bog harrow for Ford trac-
tor; consider most any cond.,
if price is right. J. L. Arstrong,
Stockbridge, Rt. 2.

Want Intn] H&N 150 three-
disc plow. F. N. Belk, Trenton,
Rt: 1.



SEED AND GRAIN
FOR SALE



Yellow Meat Watermelon
Seed, sweet, tender, everbear-
ing, has 3 crops to one season,
25c C. PP. Mrs. Dollie Hughes,
Cumming, Rt. 4.

Tender Blue Pole Beans, also
Streaked Half Runners, 2 cups,
$120; Early Brown 6 wks., 2
crop Peas, 5 cups, $1.25; Col.
Running Butterbeans, large or
med. size, also Colored Bunch
Type, 4 cups, $1.35; PP in Ga.
Mrs. Clarence McMillian, Dac-
ula, Rt. 1.

Clemson Spineless Okra Seed,
$1 lb. Larger lots cheaper. Lew-
is H. Jones, Fayetteville, Rt. 3..

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SEED AND GRA
FOR: SALE

Good sound Citron Seed, $1.30 30) S = i n

Ib. W. D. Askew, Davisboro.

Genuine White, Green Ten-
der Hull Creaseback Cornfield |.
White 6 Week} ~

-bu.; Running Ve
bu. Milton
1

Bean Seed,
Bunch, Improved White Half
Runners, White McCaslan Pole,
all treated against weevils, 75e
cup. PP, Homer VanZandt, Dial.

Speckled Cutshort Cornfield
Bean Seed, 65c cup; White Salet
Eng. Peas, 75 cup; Mixed Cut-
short Beans,

led Crowder Table Peas, 45c

cup. Add postage. Ivy. South- } .

erland, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Long Green Okra Seed, 45
cup; Large Pumpkin, 10c doz.;
Also Rhubarb, 35c bunch, Add
posage. Mrs. Joe Woody, Elli- |.
Jay, Rt 5.

Old Time Tender Large. White
Half Runner Bean Seed, free
of weevils, 75c cup. PP. Miss
ene Anderson, Ellijay, POB
37.

Martin Gourd Seed, 25c pack;
Pumpkin, Scallope Squash, Can-
taloupe, Rutger Tomato, Ever-
bearing Cucumber, Sweet Ruby
King Pepper Seed, 15e pack.
Exch. for Half Runner Bean
Seed, or White Shallots. Add
postage. Mrs. W. W. Lowman,
Ellijay, Rte 5) :

Cert. Rutger Tomato- Seed,
$2.40 lb.; Marglobe and Rutger,
$1.90 Tb. Cabbage Seed, $1.50
1b.; Collard,
Crow, Gainesville, Rts 2;

White and Cream Half Run-
ner, Little Pink Six Week

Beans, 50c cup; White and Col-

ored Butterbeans,
cup; Pumpkin,
Add postage. Mrs. T. L. Law-
son, Gainesville, Rt. 8.

White Multiplying Onion
Sets, 60c qt. Add postage. Bes-
sie Martin, Gainesville, RFD
5 *

bunch, 25c

1954 pure Livsey Watermel-
on Seed, $2 lb.; 5 lbs., $4; Long
Green Pod Okra, Everbearing
Table Peas (mame unknown),
Fla. Speckled Pole Butterbeans,

3 Ibs., $1; White Rice Popcorn,

shelled, 3 Ibs., $1. Plus post-
age. Mrs, J. M. Jones, Gray-
son.

1954 crop bright, sound, ten-
der Half Runner Bean Seed,
White Bunch, comes in about
6 weeks, 60c cup. Sold in 2
cup lots up. Add postage. Mrs.
Pauline Franks, Hiawassee.

Bunch Beans (purple bloom),
50c doz.; 3 doz., $1; Old Time
Running, 25c -spoon. Add post-
age. Mrs. J, B. May, Hogans-
ville, Rt. 2.

Few gal. Little White Nest
Unions, $1.25 gal. Exch. 1 gal-
lon for print feed sacks, 3 alike.
Ea. pay postage; Also few
pounds White and Col. Mixed
Butterbeans, 30c lb. Mrs. Ella
M. Peyton, "Homer, Rt. 1. Box
124,

New oan Long Gee Okra
Seed, 1954 crop, 75c Ib.; 5 Ibs.
or more. 65c Ib. Add postage.
No COD. Mrs, Luke Ellington,
Lawrenceville.

.1954 crop sound Blackeyed
Crowder Peas, for table use or
planting, 25c lb.; Hales Best
Cantaloupe,- and Quill Melon
Seed, 35c Tbl. Plus _ postage.
No stamps nor chks. Mrs. A. R.
Harrison, Mcintyre, RFD 1.

New Crop Watermelon Seed,
Charleston Gray (51-27), Cert.,
$5 lb. Regular, $4 Ib.; Congo
Cert. $2.50 thb.; nnon Ball,
cert... $1.75 lb. PP. EB, Reichert,
Metcalf, Rt. 1, Box 75.

White Multiplying Onions,
$1.35 gal.; Curled Mustard, 15c
Tbl.; Also Shade Dried Sage,
30c qt.; $1 gal. Del. Mrs. Leilar
Phillips, Royston, Rt. 1. >

Climbing Squash Seed, some-
times called Gourd, edible, 25c
pkg. Enclose addressed stamp-
ed envelope. No stamps. J. W.
Pruitt, Naylor, Rt. 1.

Round Yellow Meat Water-
melon Seed, 40, 10c; New Hamp-
shire Midget Watermelon, a
10c; Martin Gourd Seed,
doz; Green Pod Okra, 25c ar

White Nest Onions, "$1 aye
Add postage. Mrs. P. E. Tra;
lor, chee a ne a

eg

60ce cup; Speck-|

$1 Ib. Miss Lee

50 seed, 25c.



Mixed Sunflower
seed or feed, $1
Bunch | Butterbeans,
Yellow Meat Wat
Ib.; Long Green ;

Brown Bunch Bean |
cup. Add_ postage.
Goble, Talking Rock,

Old Time Little Ww
Half Runner Garden,
tender Cutshort co
Seed, $1 cup. Plus po
T. H. Wade, Talking Ro

Small Mixed Gourd Se
pie us John ka

Perkins Dwarf Sta

crop, cert. germ.,;

pet., 50c Ib. fob No
shipped. COD. W._
Thomasville, Box 88

Striped Half -Runn
Seed, 35c large cup;
Ripper, and Purple. Hi
35 cup; Okra Seed,
cup. Plus postage.
Howell, seicoey

Half
Seed, 50c cup. Add Post
Di A Patterson, Tifton

for planting only. Cl
35c cupful, 3 cups, $1.
age with money ord
N. Carlisle, Flowery B

Small Nest Onion Si
gal.; Also Kudzu Crow
ed, $12 M; $2. C. H,
lanta, 2303 S. Pryor d

White Tender Hull
Bean Seed, mixed
Creaseback, for ;
Anderson, Ellija



doz and 3 c stamp. Mrs,
Woodruff, Greenvill :

Golden Seal Synus Cc
12c lb.; No orders filled les

35 Ib. Add postage. Ri
pelear, Lavonia, R
pelar, Lavonia, |





























25c lb, Add postage
Padgett, Jasper, wets

50c cup; 5 cup:
Loaf Parsnip Seed, p
18-21 in., (some weight
20 pkt.; 6 pkts., $1. Del
Van Zandt, Culberson,
1. (Res. Fannin Co. Ga.).

Congo Watermelon,
yellow meat type, also
Cole. Cantaloupe, Acorn }
Tomato and Clemso 2
generous package, 30c |
Page, Atlanta, oN. A
At. 6452. Boos

Ky. 31 Fescue, Rescu
Top Millet, 15 lb.; D
son Clover, 20c lb.; Seri
pedeza, 40c Ib. C. ih Woo!
don. Phone 2131.5 +

1954 Round, Dark Gre
low -Meat Watexrmeloi
hand saved, 50c cup;
Hull Blackeyed Crowd
weevil treated, 20c Ib.;
Multiplying Onions, $13
Add postage, Mrs. Joh
mon, Calhoun, Rt.

Citron Seed, 75 lb
Peach, 25 doz.; Banan:
melon, Slick Leaf Mus
cup; Honeyrock Cantalo
cup; Yellow Crookneck.
10c Tbl. Add vostage,
Crowe, Cumming, i

White Half nuit

60c cup; 2 cups, $1;

terbeans, 3 cups

shipment, Mrs. G |

ming, Rt. a |
Watermelon eC

Oc | $4 ao





















































































































; 3 Bean
rge cup, 50c C; 3 _cups,
7 Hs

Flowery Branch.

Bunch Beah, Little 6
k Peanut Half Run-
e, Brown Striped Half
60 _c, cup; Speckled

rple Hull Peas,

Okra, 40 cup;

clon. *$2- bs: 3
dd Seed, 25c pkt.;
$1 PP. Earl Stuckey,

Sty Cane Seed: for
eee Blairsville,

1954 Yellow
oe ae

10; Green Pod Okra,
50c |

ellow Popcorn,
eee, Cony,: College

Ww ite. eae Peas, 65c

cups, $1; Few Purple

Crowder, also- ee and
june! Bt

: .termelon Seed, Dae
25 doz.; Yellow Meat

Okra Seed) S954
5 lbs. up. PP. Mrs.
ce proldens Rt

Beans, 55c teacup; Blue
eas, 25 lb.; Red Mul-
ing Scallion Onion Buttons,
. Add postage. Miss Gen-
Brown, Ball Ground, Rt, 1

aiite Ne t Qniong, good for
; nting, $1- 25 gal. PR.
Lee, Bishop, Rese

1ed, tested 10c 1
Blairsville, Rt. Zz.

Hugh Col-

| Onion Sets,
Multiplying Onion
Martin and Dip-

ling, 50c C. Add postage. Mrs.

Plants, 10c ea.; Also Bouquet.
Pepper Seed, 10 pod. Plus
postage. Mrs. Otis Masbburn,

ger Tomato, $3 M. Ready April
B. F. Mallard, Savannah, Rt.

|Plants, $7 M: 500, $4; Ready

Add
Blackwell, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

1 $150 C
G Plants,
+ 140c doz. | ) Damp packed, Add

quet pepper, five cents ea., 50e

| Cair

i Seed, Re-:

.| field, .Golden Acre Frostproof

es Dutch Cabbage,
dy | $1.25: 5000 tots up; $1.75 ME



ues SALE
eCapbice Collard, Pepper, To-
Sviator Peppermint, and Garlic
| Plants. No mail orders. Fred
Witherspoon, Atlanta, 308 Hol-
1 St. Ph. Ray. 525i,

_ Tomato, Potato, Sweet Pep-
per, and Tobacco Plants, ready,
185 M. Plus postage or delivery
_| charges. Large or small orders.
C. C. Lightsey, Alma, 307
Mercer St. Ph. 2473. i

Onion Plants, Red Multiply-

W. E. Wooten, Camilla.

Mtn. Huckleberry, 3 doz.,
$1; Imp. Dewberry, 50c doz.:
Blackberry, Ma edOZ OCs Kudzu

Cumming. ;
Certified, wilt resistant Rut-
10th. Special price 10,000 up.

5, Box 528. Ph. 45079.
\i
Certified Bunch PR Potato

last of April; Also. Rutger To-
mato, ready 10th. April, $3. M
E. H. Hall, Arabi, Rt. 1. .

Strawberry Plants,
Catnip, 20c
postage.

buneh; $1 doz.;
Mrs. Claude

Yellow Wax Pepper= Sweet
and Hot, Calif. Wonder Sweet,
Eggplant, Rutger, Earlianna,
Golden Jubilee Tomato Plans;
also, Booking orders_for Sage,
Dill, Chivesa4d. B. Harbeson,
-| Graves, Ga. :

Rutger and Marglobe Tomato
sl planks good plants, moss pack-
ed, full count, $8 M; 5c C.
we BP Hiram Lightsey, Surrency,
tele S ~

Kudzu Crowns $10 M. Del. in
Ga.; Also Lady Peas, 30c Ib.
Mrs. G. M Helton, Dahlonega,
ied

Large Strawberry Plants,
; Harseradish Roots and

$i. 50 doz.; Peppermint,

postage. Mrs.
Ellijay, RFD

Green Glaze collard and shal-
lot onion plants, 20c doz.: Black
Beauty eggplants, 40c doz.; Bo-

Freeman Long,
S262 :

Hot BEDPET, 35c doz. Add
. Mrs. Viola Brady,
Rt. Le e :

a \ eal
Cert. Ruceer tomato plants,

| 40c Coss: 50. M; Hot, Bell pep-

| per and eggplant plants, 20c

doz.; collard and roundhead

cabbage, 35c C. Add postage.

No COD orders less 1 M. Al-

ton R. Palmer, Leary, Rt. 2,

Box 69. ;

' Cert, imp. bunch P. R., ipo.
tato plants, $7.50 M., 10 M. and
over, $7 M. FOB, Gash or M. O.

10. acres
Plants,

Coastal Bermuda
, in the field, 50c > bu.
hamper; 60c shipped in burlap
bags. Cashier Check Draft or
M..O. Shellie D. Branch, oe
ville, artes

Tomato, Pepper, Potato and
Tobacco Plants, $4 MM. postage
col. Moss packed. Gee. Lhight-
sey, Alma Phone 2473.

Golden Agere, Chas.
|field and Barly Jersey Frost-
proof Cabbage, and White Ber-
muda Onion, 300, $1; 500, $1.50:
$2.50 -M. PP Ga, Otis Conner,
Pitts,

Besa:

Wake-

and Chas: Wake-
Cabbag e, also White Bermuda
Onions, 300, $1; 500, $1.50: $2.50
M. PP in Ga. All $1. 50 M Exp.

coe R. Chanclor, Pitts.
Soper hea and Round
Dutch Cabbage, $2. M: 500,

$1.25; 5000 or more, $1. 15. WC.
No COD. Prompt shipment.
Full count guar. Mrs. Ina Grif-
aun, _ Baxley, Rt. 4..

Round
$2 'M: > 500,

: ~ Copenhagen Market,

No C Full -eount, good

60c C3}

Mike Preston, Sr., Buena Vista. le
Sit a6
*| Sprouts,



_ PLANTS FOR SALE _

Chas. E J. and Early Flat
Dutch Cabbage, 200, 70__ 500,

Open Field Grown Rutger To-
mato, ready, Full count, prompt
shipment. Mrs. Mary Lovell,
Baxley, tinea es

Govt. insp. PR Potato Plants,
Copperskin, 1000-4000, $4.50;
5000 or more, $4 M. FOB my
house. No COD. D. M. Cason,
Bristol.

Coastal Bermuda Stolons, by
truckload at farm, 100 M, $50,
Express not prepaid:
$18; 50 M, $35. D. J. Harrison,
Blackshear. Phone 3713.

Wakefield, Dutch, Copenhag-
en Market Cabbage, $1.50 M.
Lowell Head, Alma, 218 Perk-
Ins St: Phone 4051.

Copenhagen Market, Chas.
Wakefield, Round Dutch Cab-
bage, 500, $1; $1.50 M.: 5000
up, $1.25 M. B. J. Heard, Alma,
Drawer G. Ph. 3791.

Pure Copperskin BR Potato
Plants, State insp., treated, dis-
ease free, quality and Count
. guar., $3.50 M. Mrs. A. B. Wil-
liams, Alma, 808 - 4th St.

Tobacco Plants, at bed, ready

to set. O. L. Parker, Barney.
(Brooks Co. near, Folsom
Bridge)

PR Potato, L. A. Copperskin,
vine grown, Govt. insp., tied,
ae , taped, 5000, $20. Del. pe)

SG Tyre, Bristol.

PR -Potato, govt. insp, imp.-
La. Copperskin, good count,
prompt shipment, April 15th.,
to 20th. del. 5000, $20. Lester |
Crawford, Bristol.

Cert. Bunch PR Sweet Potae
Plants, ready Mar. 25th., 500,
$5; $9. M. FOB. Ask for quan-
tity prices. Booking now. One-
half deposit required to hold.
Also cabbage plants, $2 M.
FOB. Guar, del. C. L. Heidt,
Cordele, Box 49.

Old fashion sas Strawberry,
60c C; Catnip, $2.50 doz. Add
postage. Dollie Pearson, Dah-
lonega, Rt. 1.

Kudzu Crowns, 1 and 2 yrs.
old, rooted, $2 C; 500, $7; $12.50
M. Add postage. No chks. Cur-
tis Heard, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Kudzu Crore rooted, 1 and
2\ yrs. old, $2 Cc; 500, $7: $12.50
M. Add postage. Cc, DY Crow,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Coastal Bermuda Stolens, 35c
cu. ft. Digging through April.
See Sankie Powell at farm near
Wrens, or contact. M. T. Cour-
son, Hazlehurst.

Lelands Bunch .PR Potato
Plants, ready April 15-20, 300,
$4; 500, $1; $10 M. Damp pack-
Led. State insp. also Copenhagen
cabbage plants now ready. J. B.
Sims, Mystic. Phone 1422.

Bell, Hot, pimiento Peppers,
Eggplants, Broccoli, Brussels
Cauliflower, Garlic;
Evergreen Onion Plants; Leek,
Lettuce, Parsley; 35c doz. $1 lots
up, add 25c postage on every
$1 Mrs. H. V. Franklin, - Sr.,
Register. :

Govt. insp.. Red Skin PR,

$4M; Tomato, Marglobe and
Rutger, $2.50 M; 50c:'C. No
ehks. Prepaid, Paul Lightsey,
Screven.

Govt. insp., feed Red, Pink
Skin PR Potato Plants, $4 M.
Oma: Lightsey, Surrency, Rt. 2.

Cert. PR Bunch, Early. Port,
Georgia Red, potato plants, $7.50
M. FOB. Immediate shipment.
Jack B. Rigdon, Tifton:

Cabbage Plants, Chas. Wake-
field,-E. J.salso. White Bermuda
Onion Plants, 500, $1.25; $1.75
M. del:; 5 M, $750. Exp. Col.
Full count. E. L, - Fitzgerald,
Fitzgerald. 7

Extra Early and Chas, Wake-
field Spring Grown Cabbage,
White Bermuda Onion Plants

(@encil size), 500, $1:25; $1.50
M.; 5000, $6. Exp, Col.; Tomato
Plants, 500, $1.50; $2.50 M.

Mrs. 1. lL. Stokes, Fitzgerald.

Cert. Gold Rush Potato, wilt
resistant yellow skin, ready.
Apr. 15th., $5 Mi. Can. ship any



plants, in bese ea |

; Bremen, ay. pa

day preferred. EE, Ee



$1.50; $2 M. 5000 up lots. New,

20 M,|

yweevil free, 50c large cup; M

PLANTS FOR SALE

Gem Everbearing Strawberry :

Plants, $2 C. Add postage. Mrs.
Warren McDaniel, tate Rock,
Rtas

Horseradish plants, 50c doz.;
Horseradish roots, 50c 1b.; gar-
lic one cent each, $1 Ge balm,
tansy, spearmint, wild straw-
berry, Lions Tongue, yellow
root, yellow dock, 25 doz. Add
postage, Mrs. Presley Fowler,
Ellijay, Rt. 5.
ree gn ce a

BEANS AND PEAS
_ FOR SALE
Stern ene

60 bu. good 90 Day Speckled
Velvet Beans, $14 bu. Bill Mc-
Clelland, Dudley. ~

White Blacked, Brown Crowd

er Peas, good cond., picked
without rain, $2 pk.: 15 lb. Add
postage, Mrs. T. L. Lawson,

Gainesville, Rt. 8.

400 bu. Dorthgay 31 soybeans,
recleaned, 2 bu. new bags, $5 bu.
cash at farm, 3 mi. East Orchard
Hill. Phil Ogletree, Griffin, Rt.
B. phone 5874.

Giant nirains CduerneaRe 30
seed for 10c and stamped en-
velope; about 200 lbs. blackeyed
peas for sale my home. Mrs. R.
H. Whelchel, Dawsonville, Rt. 3.

@ Cream sugar crowder peas,
25c pint; little white mush peas,
35 pint. Add postage. Mrs. E.
L. Smith, Wadley. <

3 bu. Fla. pinkeye peas, $30,

| or $3:25:pk. $12. bu. At my home

or del. in Eastman. John A Bow-
en, Eastman, Rt. 1.

About 15 bu. white crowder
peas, weevil treated, $10 bu;
1954 collard seed, 50 lb. Mrs.
W.N. Murray, College Park. Rt.
LS ;

White bunch butterbeans, 25c
cupful and postage. Mrs. B. B.
Kennington, Gordon. Rt. 2.

Clean mixed table peas, 35c
Ib., 3 Ibs., $1. Add postage. Mrs.

- Lee Hood, Gainesville. Rt. 1.

50 bu. running 90-day velvet
beans, $15 bu. FOB my place.
G. R. Hadden, Avera. phone L.

I. 7-6864. :
- Pure Iron peas, sound, - re-
cleaned highest germ., 2 and 2-

1/2 bu. bags, $8 bu. Will ship;
also Cokers 48-93 Oats, bright,
clean, in bulk, $1 bu. in truck
loads: bagged, $1.10 bu. 3 bu.
bags. L. BE. Akins, Byron Rt. 2,
phone Macon 57981.

Large Speckled Running But-
terbeans, 45c cup; 3 cups, $1.15;
6 Weeks Brown Crowder Peas,
40c cup; 3 cups, $l. Add post-
age. Mrs. E. Richardson,
Bowdon, Rt. 1.

Speckled and Cream Crow-
der, 6 Week Brown, White
Blackeyed Peas, 25c large cup:
Plus. postage. Mrs. John W.

Wallis, Buford, Rt. 1.
-, White and Brown Striped
Half Runner 6-- Week B

ed Butterbeans, 45 cub. Add
postage, Vella Rice, Cumming,
Ry el.

Little
bu. FOB. W.
well, Rt. 3:

10. bu.-/ Velvet. beans, $18
bu. or $16 bu. for- Jet at my
farm, 8 mi. West Buena Vista,
R. H. Whitman, Columbus.

Combine. Peas, AS
I. Mareitt, Hart-

Salet. Peas, 65c
White Half Runner
cup; Add: post



ma Crump, Talking Rook
9

8 bu. Speck
ner Velvet Beans, 4
Williamson.



Davis, Ph.
9724,
Col. Bunch Butterbeans, 25c }

cup. Add postage. Ethel Crowe:
Gainesville, Rt. 2h

_ Dixie Lee, White Browneyed
and Black Crowder Peas, 100
lb bags, 20c lb. in bag lots.
Harvey C. Jordan, Buena Vis-
ta.



Speckled Crowder Peas, 25c
cup; White and col: Butter-
beans, -20e cup. Add postage.
Curtis Heard, Gainesville, Rt.





| Chahabers .



BEANS AND PEAS _
FOR SALE



Little White Butter Peas, 35
pt. Add postage, or exch. for
good print sacks, 2 and $ alike,
or dried apples at 35c Ib. Ha.
|to pay postage. Mrs. G.
Owen, Hawkinsville.

25 bu. 90 Day Speckled Vel-
vet Beans, $16 bu. O. H. Jord
an, Sr. Cuthbert.

Henderson Bush Butterbeans,
35 lb.; Cream Crowder or Six
Week Peas, 30c lb. Add post
age. W, W. Whitaker, Harlem,
Ris

Bean Seed, Old Fashion Cut-

short Cornfield, 6 Week Pink,
Large Imp. White Half Run-
hers, 65c cup; Purple Hull and

Cream Sugar Crowder Tabie,
50e cup. Add _ postage. No
stamps or chks. Mrs. Pearl

Wilson, Carters, Rt. 1.

90 bu. Recleaned, pure Brab
Field Peas, for sale. at ye Moore,

Grayson.

Old Fashion White Half Run-
ners, 55c cup; 2 cups, $1. Orders
$1 up PP. No chks. Mrs. Al-
bert Armour, Alto, Rt.-1.

Old Fashion Striped Half
Runner Beans, Bunch

$1; Collard Seed, 10c Thi. Add
postage. Mrs.

Bremen, Rt. 2, Box 61.

10 bu. pure clean Dixie Lee
Peas, $12 bu. FOB. Harvey C.
Jordan, Buena Visia.

White and speckled Haif
Runner Garden Beans, 55c cup;
Red Speckled Crowder Peas,
30c lb.; Blue Java Peas, 25
lb.; Red Multiplying Onion
Buttons, $1 gal.; Red and Pink
Peanuts 2-4 in hull, $2 pk;
$6.50 bu. Add postage G. T.
Brown, Ball Ground, Rt. 1.



CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE :



125 bu. Yellow
White Corn, $2 bu. at my. barn
4 mi.
Forbes, Brooklet.

500 bu. best grade White slip-

ped shueck Corn, not hybrid,
$1.50 bu. my crib, 29 mi. So.
Blue Ridge. Manly Davenport,
Dial. ee? oe

About 900. bu. Coker 81L
White Corn in the ear good
cond. almost free of weevils,

$1.75 bu. my place. F. W. Reuter,
Adel, RR 2.

Sound White Prolific Corn,
$1.75 bu. at barn; also Certified
Coker Cotton Seed. Ist yr.
M. Ff. Fuller,:Sr., Clem, Rt. 6.

50 bu. 2953 Corn, $1.75 bu. also
some Fobber.and Shucks. Come
efter 4:30,0on Saturd M. M:
Gooner, Duluth, Rt White
Rice pop corn, 4 lbs. $1 and post-
age. Mrs: Marie Holland, Dalton,
Cogler Ro2d: -








8 Yb:
larger gaunt
for Osceola Velvet b
nuls or sunflow










200. bu.



good Dixi
sli





Thomas, /
ae 2,

300. bu. ear.corn ins
buat barn. C..C. Usry
Rie

omson,







TION SEED FOR SALE
Cokers. 100 Wilt.
Cotton Seed Ist yr., py
out rain, treated, d
Cwti R. EL Rowe, Alv
Cokers 100 Wilt Cotton Seed,

Ist. yr., gin run, $5 Cwt.; Treat-
ed and delinted, $6 Cwt. W. A.
Loly, McDonough, Rt. 2. Phone



13621,

vAGE THREE

Ww.

White |
Butter Peas, 35 cup; 3 cups,

So Waddell, |

and 75 bu. *

So. Brooklet. Mrs. J. W. =

, $2 bu:



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COTTON SEED FOR SALE



20 tons Coker 100 Wilt Resis-
tant Cotton Seed, Ist. yr., pick-
ed without rain, lint 1-3/32,
germ. 98-pct., ginned 1 var. gin,
big 5 lock bolls, recleaned, de-

linted, treated, 100 lb. bags, $7; |

Not treated, $5.50. H. P. Malcom,
Social Circle, Rt. 2. Ph. 3346.

~ Cokers 100 Wilt Resistant Cot
ton Seed, ist. yr., cleaned, de-
linted, treated, $6.50 Cwt. FOB.
5. W. Clements, Rochelle, Rt. 1.

No. 15 D & PL Cotton Seed,

. Ist. yr., picked and ginned dry,

machine delinted, Seresan treat-

ed. Shipped FOB in 100 lb bags,

$7.50 Money order. U. V. Stan-
cill, Eastanollee.

Hybrid Half and Half Cotton
Seed, pure, sound, Ist yr. $10
CWT. Will ship. F, H. Bunn,
Midville.

Empire wilt-resistant big boll
cottonseed, from foundation
seed, one var., gin, 5-1/2c lb at
farm. Riley C. Couch Senoia.

Empire cottonseed, delinted
and treated, $7 per hundred lbs.
F. A. Harmon, Jr., Caxnou, Rt.
2.

6 tons Cokers 100 W cotton-
seed, 1st yr, Germ. 80 pct or
better, . treated, delinted, $7.50
CWT, or $125 ton. FOB. Jeane
_ Curry, Shellman. 3

Ist yr. Cokers wilt resistant
cottonseed, delinted, treated, $6
CWT: also Recleaned Combine

Milo seed, five cents lb. Mark T. |

foe Dewey Rose,



FRUIT TREES FOR SALE
(Wheat, Oais, ete-)



Mtn. Huckleberry, 78 doz.;
ea 25, $1.65; 85e doz.;
Yellow Root Plants, 65 doz.;
Plum Sprouts, 4, $1. Add post-
age. Mrs. Howard Easley, Eli
jay, Rt. 3, Box 128.

10 full bearing Scuppernong
oes $1; Also 50 rooted
Winter Onion Plants, 25, $1;
Yellow Dock, $1; Pipsiwibsie,
Colts Foot. Add postage. Mrs.
Markie Addison, Hartwell, Rt.
2. ; :

-Hazlenut Bushes, 83 doz.;
Mtn. Huckleberry, bearing size,
75 doz.; Yellow and Red Plum
Sprouts, 4, $1; Yellow Root, 65c
doz. Add postage. Mrs. Homer

: oe Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box

26.228 ee

Hazlenut Bushes, 85e doz.; 25,
$1. 65; Mtn. Huckleberry, pbear-
ing size, 75 doz.; Yellow, Red
Plum Sprouts, 4 $1; Yellow
- Root, 65 doz.; - Blackberry plants
74e doz.; Add postage. Mrs.

-\ Manda i eae sone eI, i
3, Box 125.

- Beechnut; - Hazlenut
Bunches and Sage Plants,
$1; Also Garlic Bulbs, 75c doz.: a
Add postage. Mrs. Mae Turner,
OE Rt. 6. %

Red and Yellow Plum Trees,
5, $2; Mtn. Huckleberry 3 doz.,
$2 all bearing size. Mrs. B. =
Thornton, Bowdon.

Hazlehurst Bushes, 25, $2. vitn
Huckleberry( bearing size, Field
. Blackberry, Running Dewberry,
85c doz.; Red Plum _ Sprouts,
Elberta Peach Trees (came from }.
_ seed), 3, $1. Add postage. Nancy
"Henderson, Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box

24

Walnut, Peach, Red, Yellow
Plum, Sugar, Spice Apple, Small
Peach Trees, Gooseberry, 5, $1
Huckleberry, $1 doz.; Rasp-|*
berry, 5, $1. All rooted. Add
postage. Mrs. Frank (Esty) Park
er, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

lyr. Apple, and Peach Trees,
most all leading varieties, 40c
ea.; Pear, Cherry, Plum, around
3-4 ft., 70c;-1 yr. Grape Vines,
30c; 3 yr. Chestnut, $1.50. Del.
prices. State insp. tT. M. Webb,
Ellijay.

Brown Turkey Figs, rooted, 2
yrs. old, State insp., $1.50 ea.
G. M. Moseley, Menlo.

pee aa Grape lyr., $1.50 doz;
$2.25 doz.; Latham Red
Fee Lieyr $1.; 2 yr.
6, $1.75; Martha radhitalon. As-
paragus, dayr., $1, - doz. Sete
$1.75 doz. A. P Friday, ome,
RFD No, 8.

Catnip ie
6, :

| Harris, Rt.



FRESH & DRIED FRUITS
FOR SALE



Black Raspberry, Muscadine
Vines, Catnip Bunches, Beetch-
nut Bushes, 6, $1 Add postage.

L. M. Turner, Gainesville, Rt. 6. |

Old Fashion Press Peach
Sweet Pomegranate, Everbear-
ing Purple Fig, Chickasaw, Red
and Yellow Sugar Plum, Catal-
pa Trees, Muscadine and Bronze
Scuppernong Vines, Crabapple,
Cherry, Red Haws, 50c ea. Plus
postage. Mrs. J. G. Combs,
Toomsboro, Rt. 1. Box 46.

One Yellow Oct. Indian Peach,
$1; 10 Seedling Clear and. Cing-
stone, Old Fashion Peach, $1
Small Sweet and Sour, Pome-
granate Bushes, $1.50 ea.; Large
Type Purple Fig. $1.25 ea.; Red
June Apple (Sweet) $1.50 ea.
Add postage. Mrs. V. M. John-
son, Shellman.

1954 crop Sundried apples,
free of peel; core, worms, 55c
lb. 3 and 5 Ib. lots. PP in Ga.
No chks. or COD. Mrs. Walter
Mashburn, Higdon.

Sundried Apples, free of worm,
peel, or core, 50c lb. Plus post-
age. Write first. Mrs. W. M.
Taylor, Clarkesville, Rt. 3.

Good cooking, sundried <ap-
ples, no: core or peel,
40c lb. plus postage. Exch. 10

lbs. for 20 100 lb. sacks, solid |-

blue in color. Ea. pay postages|
Ethel Clement, Blairsville,

Sundried Apples, free of
worm, peel, and core, 35c Ib.
Add postage. Mrs. Homer. Free,
Dial.

Sundried pease: free of worms,

peel, core, 5 lbs., $3. Plus post-
age. Mrs. J. M. aS Gray-
son,

.Sundried Apples, free of core
and peel, 50c lb. plus postage.
Rosetta Hunnicutt, Dial.

Sundried apples, bright, free
worms, core, peel, 45c lb. Add
postage. Mrs. Emory Garrett,
Young Harris, Rt. 1.

\

1954 Bright sundried apples,
free peel and core, 50c lb. Mrs.
B. H. Osborn, Ellijay, Rt. 5.

Sundried apples, free of
worms, core, peel, 45e lb. plus
ostage. Henry F. Weaver, El-
ijay, Rt. Bo

Good dried apples, 45c. Exch.
for good print sacks, 3 or 4
alike. Mrs. Jemima Crump,
Talking Rock.

Sundried cooking apples, free
of worms and core, 40c ~
Add Rostage. Mrs. F. W. aayet
ton, Cumming, Rt, 3.

10 lbs. good, sundried fruit,
$4.50 for lot. Eunice Woody,

| Dial.



HAY AND STRAW
(WHEAT, OATS, ETC.)
_ FOR SALE
200 bales Orchard grass and

Fescue hay, $1 bale. at my}
barn. Dwight Swanson, Young

100 bales Peavine and grass
hay, $1.10 bale, 5 mi. No. Ros-
well off Hwy. 148. Ralph Dan-
gar, Woodstock,
well 2472. -

tons a bright ee
$30 ton, = C. Wiley, Coving-
ton. 2

250 Bundles Fodder at barn,
1% mi. Ranger. J: F. Eaton,
ranger; Ripe

36 bales 1954 Wheat Straw,
no rain until starw was baled
up. 75c bale, at my farm. Send
postage for inquiries. Mrs. L.
A. Sanders, Carnesville, Rt. 3.

Zz

Sey.

250 bales Wheat straw, square

bales, twine tied, 50c bale.
Pome Wardlaw, Nicholson,
Rt.

~



EGGS FOR SALE



Speckled Guinea Eggs, 15,
$1.25: Also srown Guineas. = 50

aad _ were

a.



Jersey White Giant eggs
from choice range flock, $2 set-
ting del. Ga.; few nice, Yr. old
fre erels, $2 ea. FOB. Moline

Landrum, pete, Rt. 3..

5 lb. lots |

*phone Ros- Oe



EGGS FOR SALE



$2 doze Beek: peo pos,
burg. .

s {

Purebred Dark Cornish Eggs,
16, $1.60 Del. Miss Leona Simp-
son, Sparta, RFD 2.

_ Giant Black Minorca Hatch-
ing Eggs, 15, $2.50. L. B. Mil-
lians, Newnan,

Purebred Mammoth Toulouse
Goose Eggs, 40c ea. PP. Charlie
Bailey, Vienna, Rt. 4.

Bantam eggs from purebred

bright breeders, direct from
Wunderlich, $3 doz. del. J. H.
Morgan, Rockmart, 40) E. Eim

St. Sastry,

Bronze dbl. breasted turkey
eggs from 2 yr. old hens, $4 doz.

Rt. 2.

Purebred, foe type Corn-
ish eggs, 15, $1.65; 30, $3.15.
My cartons be ret. at once.
M. O. only. Miss Cora B. Pat-
terson, Ty Ty, Rt. 1, Box 35.

Embden and white Roman
eross goose eggs, $3.60 doz at
my place. M. M. Minor, Ros-
eae 1067 Canton St., *phone



SEED vias 7



Want 15 to 20 lb. Conch Peas
(sometimes called White Mush).
Quote price prepaid. W. P. Law-
ton, Sr. avenues Rt. 4, Box
92.

Want tol Cocktail Tomato
Seed. W. H. Davis, Atlanta, 1010
Bouldercrest Dr., S. E.

#Want White and Speckled
Half Runner Beans, large type,
also large Cream 6 Week Peas.
Write first. Mrs. Bill Black,
(Cave Springs, Rt. 2. :

Want seed for Old Time laree
Gourd( sometimes called Sugar
or Soap). Mrs. C. D. Sellers,
Ellijay, Rt. 2. :

5 : Suey
Want Imp. Spanish Peanut
Seed, large type; Also 90 day
Velvet Bean Seed; and Potato
Plants. W. C. Burnsed. Ellabell.
-Want 1 bu. Purple Hull Crowd
er Pea Seed, large kind. Write
po Clay Mullinax, Cumming, |

t. 4. os 3

Want Pepper Seed, Birdeye
(small round pods), and Rooster
Spur (small long hot kind). L. E.
Morgan, Waycross, Rt. 4

Sericea Lespedeza Seed. Write.
Robert S. Allen, East Point, 2867
Cloverhurst Dr. a

~ Want about 12 ,000 lbs--clean
Brown Top Millet Seed, good
germ. Contast. George T. Childs,
Thomaston, c/o Nehi Bottling
Co : :

Want to exch. Little | Lady
Finger Peas for White | Bunch
Butterbeans, pound for pound; |,
And few pounds Okra Seed,
pound for pound: Ea. pay post
age. Mrs. W.
Rte sins



MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE



MANURE :

Good cow manure-chicken
litter, approx. 5 tons per load,
$38. Del. 25 mile radius. Hugh
Power, Marietta, Rt. 8. Ph.
80510. a

MEATS: (FRESH AND
CURED):

2 country cured hams, about
50 lbs., @a., 65c lb. Plus post-
age. Mrs. Ted Stanley, Aska.

2 salt cured. country hams,
20-35 lbs., 90c lb. Add postage.

-}Mrs. Lee Hood, Gainesville, Rt.

PEANUTS AND PECANS:

5 gal. Peanuts $8, or 75c gal.
No less gal. sold. Add posts:
Mrs. Beulah MOCrnaEG: owers-
ville. -

eee Red ieee
ee or. eating,
Se

sores,



Poaiuibe
k; $6

=
a coat



Purebred Mallard Pde Eggs,

Dark Cornish and Golden Se-

Mrs. W. Ff. Alford, Adairsville,

~| Cane with good roots and eyes,

GOURDS. oe
i Ornamental Gourds, $1. 50
+ doz., Med., $3 doz.; Giant, 21

Want 150 Ibs: good scarified-

.C. ne Cordele, |

; aneye oBeun Pe Oo: Box U7. oe







Williams, Flowery Branch.-
POTATOES (SEED)

Seed Potatoes, Bunch PR,
free of diseass, $2. 50 bu. 4 mi.
West Warner Robins
Bennett, Bonaire.

POSTS:

ft,

iey, Elberton. (Anderson Hwy.).
1500 Cedra Posts, Ore, ftt.,

ley, Elberton, Rt. 2.
: Black Walnut, Black vo
and Chestnut. Posts, del.
-wirere 260 mi. Atlanta, 38c. ea.

by the load. O. P. Walton, At-

lanta, 1355 Lae aa Po tase
Ma 9993. . :
ARTICHOKES eae
Artichokes, $1. Bales SAIs0
Martin, Dipper,, ani Indian
Club>-Gourd Seed, ~25ce" pkg.
3 pkgs., 6c. Add postage. Mrs.

G: Dz Sellers, Ellijay, At 2.

F. Eaton, ROUEEE, Rt. oe
CANE (SEED) Sect rs
250 stalks old variety Susaw

eyes, 50c doz. Add postage. J.

$10 for lot. FOB. E. L. Bishop,
Rt. Lees

GARLIC BULBS

Garlic Bulbs or oe 50
doz.; Large bulbs, D250 8, $1.
Mrs. B. . Osborn, Ellijay, Rt.
5. 3

Carlie Bulbs, 35c doz.; 3 doz.,
$1. Add_ postage. Mrs.
Adamson, Bite, Rt tee

Large Garlie Bites: $1 doz.
Add postage.
Gainesville, RE.

Large Garlie Bulbs, "15 doz.
Add _ postage. PS Freeman |
Long, Ellijay, Rt. ee

One 1 row of Garlic | chat. acre
long). Come for. Make offer.
Miss" aoe Adkins, ges





Earl Stuckey, Blackshear.

100 hives bees, all patent ex-
cept lid, 10 frame size, oR sup-
ers and. hive body, one with
honey and comb, other with
frames (no comb), Zine Exclud-

Bees, $10 per hive.. John Wish-
oe Blue Ridge, Rt. 2, Box 173.

3 or more empt; Wee frame
bee hives, cheap. C. Reid,
Atlanta, +2303 Ss. Pryor Ra.

*

3-55 gal. ateel- drums pure.
extracted Honey, $247 FOB
here; 200 Ibs. Yellow Bees Wax
$110, or 55 lb. John A. Crum-

LARD

50 lb. can homemade Jard
in new can, $10; Also 35 or 40
good nice White Salt Cured

after any time except Sun-
days. Mrs, Clarence McMillian.
SACKS ee

e

White 100 Ib. feec
washed, with letters,

feed sacks, un-
16. ea.

Mrs. Clarence MecMillian, Dac-
ula, Rt. 1.

White Cotton. Sacks, 200 Ib.
cap., 250 ea.; Burlap, 200 Ib.
Fertilizer Sacks, all good cond.,
15c. ea. Add postage. W. W.
Whitaker, Harlem, Rt. 1

Print Sacks, washed, ironed,
odds. 30c eaj 3 and 4 alike,
35e ea. Add postage. Mrs. KH.
Ly at Savannah, Rt. 5, Box |.



at Se C. Brown, |.

2B ole
ea

1200 Red Cedar Posts, 6 1/2|
3lc ea. here. 400 delrvered
plus truck hire. Frank N. Mans-

25 eas at my place. CanWs Gul.

: any: |

BUCKEYES oe
Old Rashion. Mowntair cle :

Ernest ;

L. M. Suet



lin. diam. or more, $8 doz, PP.|

Side Meat, 40c lb. FOB. or come |~

Plus postage. Prompt shipments.























































































35. Ibs. re Sieger Pecans, SAG
| 40e Ib.. 10 lb. lots up. PP. H. yee

variety-and price, pi
S. Storer, Jr., Atleate: %
Vista - Rd. N. Ee

BEANS AND. PEAS
_ Want Bunch V

Quote / prices. Jam

las, Alma, Rt. Ts S

Want. 1 Peck ok
Unknown peas. Go:
er. Kite. 2

Want SDs Gate e
tGhigd hives with | me
Will exchange good

.|free of weeds,

M. ees

FRUIT:
- Want fe
peaches. a1; eile

et fruits an
Advise. Mrs. ub:

of holes. Contact, Mrs
Hester Blake RED 3.

HONEY, BEES, BEE SUPPLIES ee

|er With hive mostly Caucasian ip

Springs breeding
shaw, ee
shire Dr. CLES

35 reg. Polled
fords, young bulls,
and cows, $150. $2
Atlanta. First farm p:
Campbellton Rd R @
well, Douglasvil ,

(fucseys HOR
entitled to registe
sider exchange. Ernest
hols, Atlanta, 210
N. W. Be. 5296.

- Reg Polled 5 yr. old ms
Cow, bred, Reg White. Fe
Heifer, 15. mos. old,
$175. ea.; Also 2 E anc
Lambs (sheep) $30 1
well 2472. Bares Dar
stock, :

2 Re SL quetasae Mile
(one Grade Guernsey) |
yrs. old, tested f

-| Bangs, freshen in |

gal. when fresh
mond, Farmington,

Reg Jersey Cow, fresh it
at side, also two.

ood enough for shi

a Adee










CATTLE FOR SALE














































bulls, -

y | Without calf, ;
_| Groves, Fayetteville, Ph.. 5192, 2

- Hin _and_ Dale

jand female, very gentle,
-|halter broke bull ready for ser-
ae vice. C. J. oe Washington.





yrs. old in May, for sale or

,|trade for good mare. Must be

very gentle and plow any-

| where. B- P. Bovelts, Dorches-
nitere cit. i

Artificially ica reg. Guern-

.|Sey bred and unbred heifers,

also 5 mos. old bull from dam
with Jr. 2 AR record 469 B: F.

James FE. pee He Ph. See

bridge 3082.
Reg. Red Poll Cattle, from

calves to cows, good breeding
| stock,

reasonable; few reg.
Polled Shorthorns. See any day
except Sunday. G. = McDon-

_|ald, Oakwood.

pe Ree nite type ghort Horn
from high producing
loodlines: 1 roan, other white,

|ready for-service. Jeon Ehrlich,

Swainsboro.

2 Jersey Milech Cow, fresh in
bull calf, 4-4 1/2 gals.
-$90. Julius

Real Silver
Domino 242, from Callaway
Farm, $400; Real Silver Domi-
no 59 Calf. $300. Bee Hill,
Greenville.

enn Cow, Hise calf; 2
|gal. daily, $150.. without calf.
Ee S. Mock, Guyton.

35 pure Holstein Heifers and |
Cows, bred and open, 6 mos.
fOr 2a /2e yrs
Herd Bull. Good _ bloodlines.
Reasonable or trade. Berry M.
Moon, Hamilton. Ph. 3321. :
- Reg. Brahma Cattle, male
and |







































advant. e of th Agricultural
. rogram and how|
s take a

-| very farmer and rancher should

done on 55 million acres and 17
million acres came under weed
control, which were about equally
divided between chemicals and
jj allage: a

' Many other practices were in-~

.| cluded in ACP but the above are

among the most important and

'|}most generally used. Over 2 mil- -

lion farms and ranches partici-
pated, on which there were 250

.| million acrs of cropland which
ie} was 53 per cent of the total acre-
-| age in those farms and ranches.

The total amount spent was $185
million and the average per par-
ticipant was. $86. Over- 3000 coun-
ties with 9000 county committee-

31] men and 87,000 community com-:

/Ynitteemen administered the pro-

|| gram, locally.

_ The above gives a brief pic-

| ture of the extent of ACP: A

survey of the usefulness would be

/| even more valuable but more dif-

ficult to make. Scattered studies

_ |in the States where most of the
| work has been done indicate that.

it isa very worthwhile enterprise

| which can be used to advantage

\by farmers and ranchers as a
truly soil conservation, measure,

consult his loeal ASC committee
how he ean best us the
Sie by AGP 40 eon

i Sones,
a See



Black Jersey. Heres unbred, |

i immdiate sale.

$100;
: A. |Rd

also Holstein |.

| from

| Clarkston 8-6717.

-| ea.



[Ghee

: Extra good, artificially sired
Guernsey Cow, fresh Ist. calf,
heavy milker, gentle, easy to
milk. Mrs. C. F. Long, Atlanta,
1807, Briarwood Circle. CH-
4180.

plede Angus Cattle for sale.
Arthur Stoner, Flintstone.

25 purebred Hereford Heif-
ers, near breeding age, 1 reg.
3 yr. old horned Hereford Bull,
Larry Domino breeding. George
Hager, Valdosta, Rt. 1.

Reg. Hereford Bulls, polled
and horned, old enough for
service, popular bloodlines, for
Herd free of
bangs and TB; 2 Proven Herd
Bulls, one polled, other horned.
G. W. Steele, Lilly. Ph. Vienna
A175. 2)

- White Face Grade Heifers
and Steers, $175-$100. No let-
ters.
B. Welsh, Macon, Rt. 2, Heath

Young: Cow with Ist. calf;
Also some Goats for sale. T. J.
Coker, Stone Mountain. Ph>-
6863. as

2 choice reg. Hereford Heifers,
Larry Domino 50th. breeding,
also 1 reg. Hereford Bull 10
mos. old. James M. Hill, Smyrna,
Rt. 4. Ph. 64857.

9 reg. Horned Hereford Bulls,
$100- $700. Carl Roberts, Ball
Ground.

3 yr. old Polled Hereford Bull
with reg. papers, $500, or exch.
for other cattle. LeRoy Teague,
Bremen, Rt. 2, Box 8. Ph. 3035.

.Good Guernsey-Jersey Milk
Cow, 3rd. calf (heifer about 8
mos. old), Mrs. G. M. Mas
Byron, Rt. 2.

- One Milch Cow for sale. W. B.
Forshaw, Colle;
Box 69. CA 369

Reg Polled Hereford Bulls,
jready for service, good indivi-
duals, sired by HSF Beau Vic-
tor and Battle Domino, all fine
cond., reasonable price. Me M.
Biggers, Conyers,

Reg Milking Shorthorn TB

_|and Bangs treated excellent pedi
| grees. W. H. Loudermilk, Cor

nelia, Box 55.

3 reg. Polled Hereford Bulls
8 mos to 3 yrs. old, $100-$250.
Exch. for cows or heifers. Mrs.
C. W. Harper, Decatur, 1000
Columbia Dr., Rt. 1. De. 2975.

Reg Aberdeen-Angus: 10 mos.
old bull, $100; Three 2 yr. old
Heifers, $150. ea.; Cows, $200.

| J. S. Thomas, Douglasville, RFD
1

Holstein Bull, 3 1/2yrs. old
artificially _ bred cow,
sound, $250. Marvin Kirkland,
Douglas, Rt. 1.

Young Holstein Heifer,
quick sale or trade. T. J. Mad:
dox Stone, Mountain, Rt. 3. Ph.

_ Aryshire Bull Calf, ($20,000
mother, Good Arces Triumph-
ant, Ky. State Fair Milk Champ-
ion), reg. your. name, $150.; 14
Calfhood vaccinated Beef Heif-
ers, to freshen June, $70 ea. for
lot. L. H. Tice, Americus, Rite 2;

Albany Rd., c/o Bretagne Farm.

Aberdeen-Angus Cattle, herd
of 10, sell one or all. See Satur-
day PM. J. C. Herron, Martin,
Rita dseanees



: -~+9GS FOR SALE



OIC Pigs, 8 wks. old, choice
breeding,- treated, , prize winning,
stock, reg. buyers name, $20
Ro abs Smiths Voex Ag.
Teacher, Clayton.

Hampshire Gilts, 125-150 Ibs.,
purebred stock, from large lit-
ters, $30 ea.;, Also want some
good- Mileh Cows to freshen
Aug. or Sept., prefer 6-8 gal.
daily. Near Bellview Church.
George F, Phillips,
Ritiadee

reg. Duroc Gilts,

to. farrow about
and 4 -reg. young
from goed Duroc
Frank Hunter, Mc-
8 e/o Sugar Greek Cafe.

Several
eherry red,
Apr. Ist,

See week days only. M..

e Park, Rt. 3.|.
of.

for

Rockmart..



HOGS FOR SALE

Ha



22 purebred OIC Pigs, male

and female, from large litters,
eligible Reg., from prize win-
ning stock, $12.50 ea. Ready
April Ist. (See or call anytime
after 4 P. M-or Saturdays.)

Jerry Masters, Buford, Rt. 2.
Ph. 3646.
Reg. 5 mos. old Hereford

Boar, and one 16 mos. old boar.
Both good markings, Your
choice created, shipped, $75
ea.; Bred Reg. Hereford Gilts,
$100 ea. Leonard Fleming,
Hartwell, Reed. Creek Rd.

Purebred SPC Unreg. Male
and Female Hogs, 8 wks. old,
my farm. 4 mi. W. Alma. Hwy.
a Maynard Anderson, Alma,

teal

Purebred Hereford cee 8
wks. old. Cannot ship. W. W.
Sheppard, Lithonia, Rise aehy
3971.

xtra good mixed Pigs, Du-
roc- Hampshire, meat type. H.
Jack Hogg, LaGrange, Rt. 32.
Ph. 4515.

2 ea. boars and gilts, York- |

shire. Pigs, out of Highland
Happyway 56th, from high pro-
ducing stock, ready to ship May
Ist., $32.50 ea. Clyde Blaylock,
Marietta, Rt. 2. Ph. 7-1318.

Hampshires, large selection
gilts and boars, 40-50 lbs. $25 ea.
with papers at 8 wks; $15 ea.
without. Order now for May 1-
15th.; Also reg Boar, 8 mos. old,
$75. John H. Smith, Dalton, Rt.
5 c/o Cliffview Farms, Crow
Valley.

Reg
Chain,

SPC Boar, FFA Pig
Reserve Grand Champ.
Macon Fair, approx. 375 lbs.,
mostly black color, $85.; Also
SPC Sow not reg. Sidney Thomp
son, Thomaston, Rt. 2.

Deep Red Pigs, male and fe-
male, some unrelated, weigh
over 400 Ibs. in 12 mos., some
90 lbs., $35; 60 lbs, $25; 30 Ibs.,
$20. All life treated for cholera.
HL. Williams, Baxley. ~

Reg. SPC Pigs 11 wt. 150-200
lbs., backed by my champ. boar,
$65 ea.; 9 young 40-65 Ibs., $35.
ea. See my place, 12 mi. No
Alma. or will ship. Lamar Alt-
man, Alma, Rt. 1.

Reg. OIC stock, Reg. buyers
name: shoats, $25-$30 ea. 6 wks.
old pigs, $20 ea. Treated and
crated. Cheaper at farm, with
own crate furnished. Paul J.
Cain, Commerce, Rt. 1.

12 Pigs, 5 Hemphire and
White OIC, Crossed, and 7
White. OIC-White Face Here-
ford, James Ross, Senoia, Rt. 2.

OIC-SPC Pigs, castrated,
wormed, now ready, $10 ea.
Dwight Kirby, Fayetteville. Ph.
4691.

Treg. SPC Boars, ready for
service, sired by Colonel and
Up-To-Date King. M. J. Black-
mon, Pinehurst. (4 mi. S. E:).

Choice OIC Pigs;
horn type Hereford Bull Cal-
ves, for sale or trade; want
OIC boar pig and bull calf
same type. W. J. Lyle, Lilburn,
Rt. 1, C/o Oraland Farm.

Reg. Tamworth Pigs, unrelat-
ed boars and gilts. J: S. Davis,
Abba, Rt. 3. near Fitzgerald.

2 female, 3 Male OIC, 3 mos.
old, about 90 lbs., treated, reg.
$35 ea. V. B. Keel, Arlington.

Reg. SPC Gilt, about 3 mos.
old, $35 my place; Also want
good gentle Pony Mare, about
half Shetland, and want reg.
Polled or Jersey Baby Calves.
Larry Ferguson, Cave Spring,
Ritter de

- Reg. Black PC Pigs, 10 wks.
old, cholera. immune, around
50-60. Ibs., $35 ea. Jas. R. Mul-
lis, Cochran. Phone WE 4-2166.

3 White Chesters, 2 Black
Hampshire Sows, over 100 Ibs.,

2. small Hampshire, 1 Duroc)
Cross Sow, 1 OIC Sow, $10-$35.
Mrs. Joseph Mikle, Lithonia,
RED 2, Ph. 4722.

Good 6 mos. old Half <Duroc
barrow Pig, about 125: lbs., $25
at my place. . L. Jeffords, Way
eross, Rt. 4, Box 712, -



also reg.,-

PAGE FIVE



HOGS FOR SALE



SPC Pureberd Male, 12 mos.
old, 300 lbs. Charles Nash,
Lumber City, Re. 2

SPG Male Pigs, about 75 lbs.,
$20-$28 ea. reg. buyers name,
FOB. Raymond Seckingen,
SpringField, RFD.

Reg SPC Pigs, 2 gilts, 5 male
about 40 Ibs. teg. 6 val
name, $25 ea. estr C
Hawkinsville, Rite ds

Reg. Hereford hogs, 5 mos.
old, boars and gilts, sired hy
Smooth Boy 1, vaccinated, over
100 lbs, ea. $40 ea. Reg papers
furnished. Also 2 Reg Hereford
bulls, 14 mos. old, choice indivi
duals. Mrs. W. A. Ward, Jr.,
Marietta, Rt. 3. phone 8-8772.

3 purebred Hampshire Shoats,
3 mos. old, $25 ea. at my place.
Hugh Power, Ween) Re 3: Ph:
80510.

Reg Tamworth Pigs, open and
bred gilts. Herd tested, free of
disease. Furnish unrelated pairs,
reg. buyers name. R. J. Wil-
liams, Davisboro, Rt. 1.

Purebred OIC Pigs, ready to
wean. Lewis H. Jones, Fayette=
ville, Rt. 3.

Reg Big Bone Guinea Pigs,

| $15..ea. Reg buyers name. Will

ship. S. R. Wade, Alto, Rt. 1.

- r. old Reg Duroc Boar, Sell
or trade for mule, calves, or _
little pigs. M. F. Peteson, De- |
eatur, Rt. 1. De 8613.

40 reg. Tamworth Pigs, 8 wks.
old $20 ea. reg buyer's name.
Jim W. Burch, Raverieville: Pie
4801.

Esex Gilts $45.50 $47.0 Bred
Gilt, $50; Male, $25. Eligible
register. Pedigrees furnished. J.
H. Moss, Lula.

Black Essex Boar, ready for

pesies, 2 Essex bred Gilts, $35.

: Pigs 8-12 wks old, $20- -$25.

All reg. buyers name A. P,
Chapman, Moultrie, Rt. 5.

Hampshire~Gilts and Boars,
reg. buyers name, $25 ea. at our
farm; -Non-Reg. Hampshire
pigs. $15 ea. eigh 40 to 50
Ibs. at 8 weeks. Accepting ord-
ers for May Ist 15th. John F.
Smith, Dalton, Rt. 5, Efe Cliff-
view. Farms.

Reg. SPC from 1954 SE State.
Fiar, winning stock. Service
Boars, Weaned Pigs. Can fur-
nish unrelated pairs. Quitmon
Barrs, Fastman.

Purebred Blocky Type Duroe
Pigs, ready April 10th, $25 ea.
wth papers. Booking order now.
N. W. Mcleod, Cuthbert.

Reg. Hampshire Pigs, 8-10 .
wks. old, $22.50 ea; Older Boars,
Gilts. all ages, reasonable; Un-
reg. young Sows, bred, $a0
David Stough, Locust Grove.
Ph. Griffin 7396.

Cherry Red Duroc Pigs, males
and females, reg. buyers name,
$25 ea. 5 mi. So. Pineview. Zeke
Barker, Rochele, Rt. 2, Box 125.

Reg. Duroc Male Cherry Red,
top bloodlines, ready for light
service, $40 with papers at farm. -
Robt. A. Cail, Savannah, Rt. 5.
c/o Forrest River Duroc Farm.



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE





Several Horses, working and
riding, 4 good mules, 6-10 yrs.,
also Mexican Burro, small type,

One Jenny, 6 yrs. old. L. C.
Denson, Cumming.
Mexican Burros, Jack and

Jennet, 4 yrs. old, $125 pr.;
Extra Jennet for $50, J.C. Bur-
son, Hoganville, Rt. 2.

Mare Mule, 8 yrs. old, around
850 lbs., for sale at my place.
D. R. Flynt, Ben -Hill, Rt. 1.
FR 1360.

Good Plow Horse; single or
dbl., around 1200 Ibs., $85 at
farm. Marvin Maddox, Winder,
Rt. 4.

1 each Red Sorrel Mare, about
850 Ibs., works anywhere, good
saddler, gentle, Half Shetland
Mare Colt (Palomino color),
Shetland Gelding, Gaited Young
Stallion. See. G. L. Coleman,



Hastman, Ph. 3167.




ren








PAGE SIX

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



.

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



Pair Mare Mules,
yrs. old, about 1000 Ibs.,

John Goldin, Temple, Rt. 2..

Good strong work mule for

sale.
Bie.

Team of heavy mules, also
walking cultivator in new con-
dition. C. L. Brock, Chicka-
- mauga, Rt. 1.

Pair good mules, 1000 to 1100
Ibs. for sale. J. V. Billings,
Hampton, Rt. 1.

Black Mare Mule, wt. 850
Ibs., 8 yrs. old, $75 or trade
for milch cow, at my _ place.
George S. Washington, Hephzi-
bah, Rt.2;

Mare mule, il or 12 yrs. old,
work anywhere, single or dbl.,
brown color. Sell or trade for
corn, good hay, etc. Tom S.
Oliver, Collins, Rt. 2, Box 123.

2 Horses, good saddlers, both
mares, 1 Colt about 2 1/2 yrs.
old, other 12 yrs. old, Gentle.
Eugene Lee, Nicholls, Rt. 3.

Bay Mare,.7 yrs. old, very
gentle 1100 lbs., $100. B. B.
Fulghum, Atlanta, 300 Schell
Rd., S. E. Cy. 4177 after 6 P.M.

3 yr. old Gelding Horse, a-
bout 700 lbs., very gentle, $125.
No letters. R. A. Dougherty,
Gritin Rt 4 Box 183A. ; Ph.
9261. :

2 Mules, 8 and 9 yrs. old,
950-1150 lbs., good cond., rea-
sonable; Also two 1H Wagons,
good cond., 1 Cole Corn Plan-
ter. Raymond Wallace, College
Park, Rt. 1, Thaxton Rd.

Good 6 yr. old 5 gaited sad-
die mare, high spirited but gen-
' tle, good stepper, $100 and take
some trade. O. M. Moody, Way-
cross, Rt. 4, (near Waresboro).

Pair Mare Mules, dark bay,
1200 lbs. ea., 6 and 10 yrs. old
good shape. W. M. McGinnis,
Alpharetta, Rt. 1.

Tenn. Walking Saddle Horse,
Gelding, Chestnut-Sorrel, Sad-
dle and Bridle, gentle, excel-
lent saddler. Can see care of
R. O. Smith, Lexington. N. A.
Goodyear, Jr., Owner. Decatur,
2871 Wineleas Rd. Cr. 5839.

- Palomino Stud Colt, 11 mos.
o'd, halter broke, gentle, 3
stocks, blaze, wonderful show
prospect, dbl. reg. F. W. Bailey,
Waynesboro, c/o Windy Hill
Ranch.

Sorrel Filly, very gentle, 3
yrs. old,650 Ibs., \$75. Richard
Corbitt, Alma, Rt. 1.

Good gentle, 1100 lb. mule,
work anywhere, 10 yrs. old,
made 6 crops, reasonable price.
Lemar Woodliff, Alpharetta. Ph.
3561.

25-30 good Farm Work Mules,

at my farm 1 1/2 mi. West.
See Saturdays. and Sundays:
Also have Hogs and Pigs. G. C.
Croker, Powder Springs.

Welch Pony, 4 yrs. old,
saddle. Dr. J.-C. Howell,
son. Phone 3281.

George Rollins, Austell,

with
Jack-

6 and 8
$250.

Good mule, about 1000 Ibs.,
35 yrs. old. Sell or trade for
good milch cow. J. M. Brooks,
Atlanta, 950 Bolton Rd. N. W.,
BE 5524. A

2

POULTRY FOR SALE



ANCONAS:
12 R.C. Ancona Hens, pure-
bred, March 1954 hatch, full

production, $15 or $1.50 ea. PO
Money Order. S. C. Boroughs,
Richmond Hill, Rt. 1, Box 113.

BANTAMS:

: Bantams: Old English BB
Reds, Buff Brahma, Golden
Sebright,, Modern BB Red

Game, Modern Birchen Game,
Silver Sebrights, $5 pr. up. B.
H. Holsomback, East Point,
302 S. Harris St.

\

8 Bantam Hens, Leghorns,
Speckled, 1 Game Rooster, 1
R. Red -Rooster; Also 3 Pekin
Ducks, $10 for lot at my home,
Old Stone Mtn-Panola. Rd.
Minnilie B, Freeman, Lithonia,
Riess

Purebred B. B. Red Old Eng-
lish Game Bantam Roosters,
50e ea.: 2, 75c. Will not ship,
also Eggs, 1b: for $1550. G28;
Winn, Dunwoody. Rh. 47-2617.

1 trio ea. 1954 hatch Ban-
tams; Black Long Tail with
White Ear Lobes, White Wyan-.
dotte, extra nice, $5 trio; One
Golden Sebright Roosters, $1.25.

J. H. Barr, Lumpkin.
Bantams, _ Pigeons, Quail,
Doves, and Mallard Ducks for

sale. Helen Street,
2956 Buford Hwy.

1 pair and 1 trio Blue Dutch
Bearded Bantams, $2 ea: 2
pairs Short Shank Black Tail
Japs, $5 pr.; Also Spring 1954
Box White Quail, $4 pr. Mrs.
Belle Joiner, Soperton. -

Bantams: Black Tail
Buff Brahmas, Cornish,
Mille Fleurs, Modern Games,
Blacks, Birchen,~Lemon Blues
and Silkie Cocks; also Ham-
burg show cocks. $5 ea. W. O.
Thomas, Savannah, 1205 East
40. f

Bantams: RI Reds, Dark
Brahmas, Buffand Black Coch-
ins, Silver Spangle Hamburgs:
Also Muscovey Ducks and Eggs
for sale. R. A. Statham, Griffin,
Rt. 5, Box 158.

- 4 Black Tail White Jap Ban-
tams, 3 hens, 1 cock, reduced
price, or trade for other Ban-
tams. H. A. Barwald, Atlanta,
835 North Ave. N. E.

laying 6 White
Black Polish Hens, $10
Also 2 White and

ready to lay. 1
White Gander, $12.50. Exch. for
large hens yr. old. Cannot ship.
W. E. Standhordt, Atlanta, 715
Darlington Circle, N.. -B. Ex-
4845.

Atlanta,

Few
Japs,

Bantams,
Crest
or $2 ea.;
Gray Geese



jee pair Jap. Bantams, $2 pr.,

MARKET BULL

POULTRY FOR SALE



Bantams, Pair SCRT Red,
$4.50; Trio, $6. Exp. Col. Fred
Blaylock, Chickamauga, 515
Crescent Ave.

BERIGOLDS:

50 young hens, Berigolds,
laying, $2 ea. FOB. T. L. Mar-
chant. Sr., Milan, Rt. 2.

CORNISH, GOMES, GIANTS:

Purebred Grey Travelor Cock
and 6 Purebred Barkeley Shawl
Hens, lot $18; Also 10 Prs.
White King Pigeons, $25 lot.
Write. G. W. Williams, Colum-
bus, Rt. 1, Box 808.

2 Dark Cornish Cockerels
ready for service, large big
bone type, $5. H. W. Thurmond
Farmington.

2 Pit Game Roosters, $1.50
ea.; Red ampshire Pullets,
$1.50-$2 ea.; Purebred Bantams,
$2 pr. Mrs. James Schinell, At-
lanta; 2677 Pharr Rd. N. E.
Ph. Cr. 4390.

20 Wingate Brown Red Game
Cocks, top notch, for sale.
John T. Scarbrough, Decatur,
3338 Flat Shoals Rd. Rt. 1.

1 fine March 1954 hatch Stag,
4 April. and May hatch young
hens, all. purebred Black Gor-
don, $16 lot. Roy E. Dills,
Blairsville, Rt. 4, Box 112 A.

LEGHORNS (WHITE, BROWN,
BUFF): Ss

200 Booths Triple A White
Leghorn Hens, laying 8 mos.
old, $1.25 ea. Sell all or part at
my home, between Liberty and
Friendship Churches. Nathan
K. Camp, Jr., Winston, Rt. 1.,
Box 114.

75 Carters Champion White
Legorn Hens, all laying type,
$1 ea. J. B. Simmons, Talking
Rock, Rt. 1. me

30 large White Leghorn hens,
60c ea. George F. Phillips,
Rockmart, Rt. 1.

MINORCAS, MISCELLANE-
OUS, ORPINGTON:

Giant Black, Jan. 1955 hatch
Minorca Cockerels, for breed-
ers, $2 ea.: 2, $3.75; 3, $5; Lay- |
ing Pullets, $3 ea.; 2, $5; Also

lack Minorca Eggs. 15, $2.50.
L. B. Millians, Newnan.

10 Yellow Buff Orpington
Hens, ready to lay, (1. stag
free),. $22.50 lot. Mrs. Marie
Holland, Dalton, Coogler Rd_.,
Box 14. 2
PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS,
PIGEONS, QUAIL, DOVES,
ETC.

Northern Bobwhite Quail and
Chukar Partridge, Spfing and
Summer delivery: Week Old
Chukar Chicks, 65c ea.; $60 C;
Quail, 50c ea.:; $45 C; Eggs:
Chukar, 40c ea.; $4.50 doz.;
Quai], 25 ea.; $2.80 doz. C. V.
Purcell, Decatur, 217 Mt. Ver-
non Dr. De. 4238.

English Ringneck Pheasants,
large variety cocks, hens, $3
a.: $6-pr. FOB. .D. C. Collier,



or exch. Mrs. E. A. Nicholls, Sr.
Sparta, RED Ek

Barnesville. Ph. 73.



Cattle Prices Paid at Georgia Markets















GRADE Thomaston Atlanta Athens Rome Atlanta Gainesville
3-21 3-22 3-23 3-23 3-24 3-18
Steers & Heifers 1G s
Choice 21.50-23.25 - Not Reported :
Good 18.90- 18.50-22.00 18.50-20.50 - 18.50-21.00 -
Com, 15.25-17.75 15.25-18.50 15.25-18.50 - 15.25-18.50 15.00-16.25
Utility 13.00-14.25 13.00-15.25 14.00-16.25 - 13.25-15.25 13.00-14.75 |
ot Cutters 11.00-13.00 11.00-13.00 11.00-13.00 - 11.00-13.00 11.00-12.75 |
CALVES
Good & Choice 17.75-19.00 - 18,00-21.50 18.00-22.50 a 18.00-20.00 17.75-21.50
Util. & Coml. 13.50-17.75 13.50-18.00 13.50-18.00 at 14.00-18.50 13.00-17.50
Com. & Choice
Vealers 16.50-24.00 17.00-25.00 . 16.50-21.00 15.50-21.75
cows
Utility 10.75-12.00 11.50-13.50 11.50-14.00 . 11.50-14.00 10.75-12.25
c. & C. 8.00-11.00 8.00-11.75 8.50-12.00 * 8.50-12.00 8.00-11.00
BULLS
Util. & Coml, 13.25-14.60 13.25-14.50 13.00-15.25 - 13.00-14.25 13.00-14,50
Cutters 11.50-12.50 11.50-13.00 11.50-13.00 : 11.80-13.50 11,00-12.25
STOCKERS .
Steers & Heifers 12.00-17.80 13.00-20.00 13.00-17.00 Tee Te ee 12.00-16.00
Calves 14,00-17.50 13.00-20.00 13.00-21.00 / 13.00-19,00 13,00-19.25
Source of Information 3
Federal - State Market News Servieg
50 Seventh Street, N, E., amet, a, { / ered,

- classified; as national emergen-

plan his crops and rotations
| ahead in such a way as to care

. centive to do so. And it may be





Since heat and drought, espe-
cially in the southeastern and
southeentral States, have been

cies, it behooves the farmer to

for droughts, as best he can,
when they come.

Obviously his cropping system
should not be entirely geared to
drought emergencies, for periods
of heavy rainfall also need to be
considered. He can, however,
learn lessons from recent
droughts and try to plant a large
percentage of his acreage to
those crops and plan his rotations.
to meet the various conditions
that may arise. ~

From much weather history it
appears likely that the farmers
of certain States will face vary-
ing periods of moisture shortages
every year. Research and obser-
vations have made it possible to
offer certain suggestions that if
followed should be helpful in les-
sening the effects of prolonged
dry-weather conditions.

Sudangrass has been a most de-
pendable grazing crop in severe
summer droughts. Lespedeza se-
ricea where adapted has given
fair grazing continuously from
June until October. Small grain
wheat, oats and especially grain

Alfalfa is adapted to most of the United States and will p
well both in extended dry spells, or periods of ample moi

-as drought are suggested.


















































corn under dry condition:
results emphasize the i D

rooted crops alfalfa and-
deza sericea where adap
have been of great value |
plying feed for livestock
dry spells. Crimson clove
grass planted at the right
on- well-prepared land is a
combination for winter-graz
Dallisgrass and Bermuda:
have been found to be two o
best grasses for use in pert
nent pastures, (They
vived on fertile soils q
tiods of very serious
Clovers that normally serve
perennials have been dest
by prolonged dry periods,
stands were quickly re
lished from natural res
Johnsongrass also is reli
heavily Yor emergency. Braz
and hay production. :
Stocking of pastures at th
ticipated low production of g

plus growth - in peak peri
hay for use in such emerge!

Seasonal temporary
can be provided under most
ditions. Time of planting is

a



sorghums usually have outyielded

_ vs.

Seven crop and soil specialists

were called-upon to give a com-
parative evaluation of legumes
and commercial fertilizers as
sources of nitrogen for crop
production. Extracts from their
comments given in CROPS AND
SOILS indicate the complexity
of the problem.
, Graber of Wisconsin says that
it is hard to foresee the abah-
donment of legumes in favor of
total dependence on synthetic ni-
trogen and grass. Quick-acting
nitrogen fertilizers have their
place, but he doesnt think it
likely that they will replace leg-
umes, on which we have de-
pended so long and so much for
feed and for fertility:

Our immense nitrogen - fixing
industry has taken over the
primary function of legumes in
grain rotations, i.e., fixing nitro-
gen, according to Bray of Illi-
nois. He says that old-time leg-
ume rotations are.on their way
out.
signed to grow legumes, and
the grains were fitted into the
legume program. , But with
grasses, the principal objective
can be to grow the maximum
yield} of grain as often as
possible,

As to the future of legumes,
Willard of Ohio reminds us that
om many soils, tap-rooted leg-
umes put part of their nitrogen
and organic matter into the
subsoil, and wonders whether
corn roots and nitrogen will keep
the soil and subsoil in as good
physical condition.

It will be well, he says, for
the fertilizer dealer to keep in
mind that we can obtain nitro-
gen at home if we have the in-

well not to tear up too many
good-farming systems in favor of
one so completely at the mercy
of price relationships.

Andrews of Mississippi says
that the use of legumes to sup-

fea almost dis



They were primarily de-|"

nitrogen for atiother crop|















(2) Modify sole of Soil
croorganisms ;
(3) Influence availabili
soil nutrients | and
lizersi 42
Control wind and Ww
erosion.
Effect penetration
oe of soil mm
ture.
Provide for more
ible land use.
(7) Spread crop hazard:
(8) Balance nutritio
value of feeds.
(9) Provide soil fertility
serves for land us
food emergencies.
(10) ae and main
soil. productivity for
crops in association @
rotation. :










(4)
(5




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(6)


























States, and there is little
hood that their use will
pear so long as the cost
more favorable than-at pre

Grant of Iowa, whose,
is that we will come to. a
gen-grass_ agriculture, says fi
legumes. other an soybeai
which are raised for grain, wi
disappear since we can pi
chase. artificially - fixed nitro
now for less than 15 cents
pound, and he doubts
can raise nitrogen for less
75 cents a pound. He do
legumes have any. pla
pasture.

Aamodt of U.S.D:A. sums
his position in casing thas
a well balanced cropping
tem, the two forms of nit
should be complements _ to
other rather than -
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creasing in

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POULTRY FOR SALE |

POULTRY FOR SALE

POULTRY FOR SALE

POULTRY FOR SALE







: ridges, 2
prs., $5.50. pr.;
rskine Carter,


















early

fe Pheasants, |



Thite Quai 3 hens,
3, 1954 hatch, $12 lot;
: than 3 prs. ship-

: Herbert Creamer, |

Chukar en $8
Iso Chukar cess: April
ay del. 25c ea. B. B. Hul-
n. : oan

Tus f-

thern Bob White Quails,
es, full grown, for sale
. for pair Ringneck
Paul Hull, Atlanta,
on Ave. Cy. 1510.

Roller Pigeons, mat-
performers, $2.50 pr.;
: ung pair Rollers, $1.50
B idy Foriner, Kite, Rt. 2.



Select 1954 hatch adult breed.
ing a $5. ea. FOB; Also
Eggs, $30 C ; 50, $16; Less than
50, 35c ea. all f. o. b. William
A. Thomas, Owner, Stone
Mountain, Rt. 2. Ma. 0866,

Booking orders for Jarge
Northern Bobwhite, Tenn. Red,
and Chukar Quail; Also orders

}for quail and chukar deliveries

beginning July. W. T. Baird,
,| Experiment Station. ~

Large Bobwhite Quail, $4 pr.
No less than 3 pairs. Shipped
by express. Joe Collier, Arling-
ton.

Bobwhite Quail, 15 prs., $3.50
pr. Booking orders for Quail
Eggs for April, May and June,
20c ea.; Quail Chicks for May
and June, $30 C. O. Carter, Sr.,
Benn Hill, 2575 Butner Rd.
Atl. Ra. 7946,

Racing none: Pigeons solid
white, and colored, $3 pr.
Seamless banded. H. E. Wat-
kins, Louisville, 309 E. 7th. Stv

Chukar Quail, $7 pr-.; Also
Mixed Bantams, 75c ea. James
N. Henderson, Austell, Rt. 2,
Maxham Rd. (1 while East Aus-
tell).



40 pr. Bob White Quail, $4
pr. Plus COD charges. Frank
Sauls, Tifton, 107 W. 7th: St.

75 pr. Bobwhite Quail, $4 pr.
Frank Sauls, ae 107 W. 7th
Sts

REDS] NH. Ril;
TERS:

Dark Strain RIR Chicks, 25,

PARMEN-

"1 $5: Also Eggs, 18, $2. PP. Mrs.

D. Donaldson Decatur, 126. S;
Chandler St. De 2405.
|

50 RI and NH Hens, laying,
$2 ea.; 12 fine RI Red Roosters,
$3 ea.; Also 4 Bronze Turkey
Hens, ready to lay, 2 Bronze
Toms, $35. All 1954 hatch. Mrs.
J. P. Ketcham, Atlanta, 1512
Harbin Rd., S. W. RA-5286.

60 N. H. Red 4-A pullets, 6
mos. ee beginning to lay,
$2.25 ea. or $2 ea,.for lot. Ship
light crates your expense. Mrs.
Dear Harris, Portal Rete

ROCKS: Ee ES
OTHERS: .

20 White Rock Pullets,
pet. laying, $2 ea. Also
Australorps, all laying, $2
Mrs. J. Carter, Atlanta,
4, Box 487. Am. 9237.

90
20
ea.
Rt.



TURKEY, GUINEAS, DUCKS,
GEESE, etc.

Bronze turkey 1 tom, 5 hens,
ready to lay, $25. Will ship exp.
collect. Mrs. W. Ex Mayfield,
Flovilla. 4

About 50 Speckled. Guineas,

1-2 yrs. old, good -layers, $1.25
ea. J. M. Wise, Plains, Rt. 2,
Box 125.

3 or more Guinea Roosters,
Royal Purple, $1.50 ea. at my
home.. Mrs. W. Y. Summers,
Newnan, Rt. 5. Phone 1690W3.

Booking orders for pure
strain B. B. Bronze or Orcutts
Broad White Turkey Poults for
delivery starting Mar. 24th.:
Old English Day Old Ringneck
Pheasants, ready for delivery
last of April. J. W. Hudgins,
Richmond Hill.

ee darks Speckled ~ Young
Guinea Hens, $1.50 ea.; Roos-
ters, $1 ea. Exp. collect R. M.



Turner, Rupert. ~

Toulouse Geese, $18 trio.
Ship COD. A. L. Thompson,
Cadwell. \

White Embden
Blue Geese,

and Large
$3, ea: 2) pairs

Large White Pekin Ducks, $3

pr.; Also some Game Stags,
$3 ea. Shipped-in light crates.
J. F. Wellborn, Rock Springs.

Purebred Royal Purple. White
African, and Pearl Grjnea
Roosters, $2.50 ea, Large, 6 i.
thy, early 1954 hatch. William
J. Steele, Eastman, Rt: 2.

Grown Speckled Guineas,
laying, $1.50 ea.; Small type

Homer - Pigeons, $1 pr.; Also
grown mixed Bantam Hens,
very good layers, 75c ea, Trade

any for Dark Cornish Bantams

or Pheasants, or large Chic-
kens. Mrs. B. H. Durden, Odum,
Rites is

Gobbler and 2 turkey hens,
White, laying, all 1 yr. old,
$25 for immediate sale. Mrs.
Quincey Osburn, Sandersville,
Rt. 3, Box 20.

WYANDOTTES:
Silver Laced Wyandottes, 1
rooster, 4 hens, laying $2 ea.

L. D. Sisco, Clarkesville.





log Prices Paid At Various Markets































































































































































9

SS No.t No.2 No. 3 Ne. 4 | Carroll Co. Sales, Carrollton 47.25 16.10 15.30 14.00
vainsboro S/Y, Swainsboro 15.65 15.05 14,50 14.20 | Chatham Co. Sales, Savannah 16.55 16.40 , 15.80
ae 13;99 a Columbus $/Y, Columbus 16.35 16.00 15.00 15.10
a os : - Ga. Farm Prod. Sales, Thomaston 16.80 16.00 18.00 15.25
mente Co: 9/5 Swalnsbore et a a Japeway Craig Com. Co., Dublin 17.00 16.50 16.25 17.10
ques __ | Jesup $/Y, Jesup 16.68 16.54 16.32, 16.00
te S/Y, Kite 15.75 2 Millen L/S Mkt., Millen 16.75 16.25 15.50 15.00
16.15 15.50 15.00 15.75 : ve
| Ocilla L/S Co., Ocill : : : :
ie oo. reco | Ctilla L/S Co., Ocilla 16.95 16.91 16.95 16.35
=a | Seminole L/S Auct., Donalsonville 16. 37 : ;
15.85 1h 65 15.40. 15.50 | eminole L/ uc onalsenville 16.61 16.37 15.76 14.85
= : - Shuman's S/Y, Hagan 16.58 16.30 15.95 15.20
arch Te ge ; haces :
-- Sutton L/S Co., Sylvest 16.57 ; : :
lech SM Samibo 1680502 | isez is10 | Sooo SYREN SE Pi RE Ne 08 ee
: So hae 1620 15.00 | March 22 2
ar L/s ai Co., Dublin e163) 5 1512 15.75 15.00 | Appling Co. L/S Mkt., Baxley 17.28 17.02 16.67 #15.55
fingham Co. S/Y, Springfield 15.85 '15.50_15.00 Coffee Co. L/S Co., Douglas 17.26 16.99 1695 15.61
mers L/S Co., Douglas 16.06 (15.97 15.70 14.85 Dodge Co. S/Y, Eastman. 16.74 < 16.55 16.80 17.25
fragerald S/Y, Fitzgerald 16.16 15.75 15.61 Farmers Co-op L/S Assec., Soperton 17.15 16.25 16.65
ham $/Y, Pelham 16.08 15.55 15.06 15.00 | Formers L/S Auct., Nashville 17.01 16.50 15.95 ~15.35
gsdale-Long Com. Co., Quitman 16.21. 15.71 (15.00 14.05 | Farmers S/Y, Arlington 16.82 1665 16.15 15.55
sith S/Y, Augusta = 16.05 15.50 15.00 15.25 | Farmers $/Y, Sylvania 17.00 . 16.70 15.95
imter L/S Co., Americus 16.27 15.95 15.05 15.60 | Jones-Neuhoff Com. Co., Macon 17.75 17.00 16.50 18,00
ildosta L/S Co., Valdosta 15,90 15.70 15.94 15.95 | MeRae S/Y, McRae 17.00 16.49 16.62
arch 18 : Metter L/S Mkt., Metter 17.45 16.55 16.10
randler L/S Mit, Metter ~ 1640 16.00 16.10 Mitchell Co. L/S Co., Camilla 16.87 16.64 15.70 15.20
f-op L/S Exc., Statesboro 16.31 16.06 15.26 18.05 | Smith S/Y, No. 3, Thomson _ 16.70 - 16.40 16.50 15.30
oe 16.41 15.00
a Tattnall S/Y, Glennville 17.18 1665 16.30
pardele L/S Com. Co., Cordele 16.47 16.35 16.04 15.70 =
i f -- Troup Co. Sales, LaGrange 16.80 15.40 14.80
inf River L/S Auct., Bainbridge 16.35 15.85 15.35
; 2 March 23
ayers & Morris, Inc., Milan 16.27 16.00 15.90 :
a - Claxton S/Y, Claxton 17.80 17.25" 15-83
pnith Bros. S/Y, Bartow 16.35 ~ 16.00 15.80 :
So eo = Peoples L/S Mkt., Cuthbert 1729: 17-13-1645. 215.85
vania S/Y, Sylvania 16.35 16.45 15.85 15.00
aie ee cme Ragsdale-McClure Com. Co., Rome 17.90 17.25 16.65 15.20
womasville S/Y, Thomasville 16.85 15.30 14.60 : a a a i200
By eae $ d S/Y, Colquitt Wal 17: i :
fron S/Y, Tifton 16.21 15.90 15.70 mea 5
: - | Turner Co. $/Y, Ashburn 17.50 17.40 17.
pembs Co, SIN. Lyons a isin 16r1 iseo aay | et oe a
s -Union S/Y, Albany 17.30 17.08 16:75 16.50
arch 19 2
eee 2 Vidalia S/Y, Vidalia 17.50 17.25 17.00 16.93
seve Gon Co., Cartersville 16.75 . 16,00 15.55 14.00 : : eGRtaice
TRS aa a Wilkes County $/Y, Washington 17.50 17.00 16.75 16.75
Co. Mktg. Assoc., ae ay
sville : 15.06 18.28 | March 24
| Batnbridge $/Y, Bainbridge 17.75 17.30 17.10 16.95
16.75 15.90 | Wayne Co, S/Y, Jesup 17,35 *17.20 17.05 16.20

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PAGE EIGHT

-en- Pheasants









POULTRY WANTED



BANTAMS:
Want 12 or 15 Day Old White

_ Crested Black Polish Bantams.

Shipped around May. Consider
Partridge Wyandottes. Roy E.
Dills, Blairsville, Rt. 4, Box
112 A

Want 25-or 30 Common Ban-
tam Hens. Mrs. Susie Powell,
Valdosta, 111 XN. Fry St.

PHEASANTS: :

Want Reeves, Amherst, Gold-
few of each;

_ State age, L. EH. Morgan, Way-





r

*

~ Quackless

a $3 ea.;

eross, Rt. 4

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,
GEESE:
Want 4-8 yr. old White
Duck for. breeding
purposes. Mrs. Alice Jandus,
edartown, Rt. 2.



RABBITS, CHINCHILLAS,
AND GUINEA PIGS
(CAVIES FOR SALE)



Chinchilla Does. heavy wt.,
Fryers, $1.00 ea.; 1 nice

Buck, 8 mos. old, $3. Letters

ans. O. P. Foster, Good Hope,
Ph. 5246.
Californians, purebred, all

ages, some will register, Red-
White and Blue Young Does,
bred, and Bucks ready for ser-
vice. S. A, Slade, Vienna, Box
235.

N. Z. White rabbits, 2 bred
does, extra fine, $10, 2 mos. old
bucks and does, $2 ea. For im-
mediate sale. C. W. Page, At-
lanta, 149 North Ave, N. %.,
AT 6452. 2

Ii mixed colored Rabbits,
black, yellow, and grey, 8 wks.
old, $1.25 ea. Cash. No Chks.
Charges Collect. Exch. two for
two Guinea Pigs. Roy Pruitt,
Buford, Rt. 1.

White NZ Buck Rabbits, 3-16
wks. old, $1 ea.; one 5 mos.
old, $1; one 14 mos, old, $1.50.
Will not ship or send COD.

Mrs. Bertha Brannon, College
Park, 925 Park Terrace. Ca.
8518.

I I
SHEED AND GOATS
FOR SALE



Extra large hornless Milk
Goat, to freshen about 3 weeks,
3-4 ats daily, $12.50. No letters.
Pete Jordan, Austell, Rt. 2. Ph.
2488.

Milk Goat, freshened Feb. 23,
1955 for $15. T. H. Hardy, Aus-
tell, Rt. 3, Box 188. Ph. 2962.

4 Ewes, 1 Ram, 1-2 yrs. old,
also 1 Lamb 5 wks. old, $50 for
Jot. Mrs. Raymon Gaines, Mar-
jetta, RFD 4. Ph. 9-6047,

4 1/2 qt. Toggenburg Milk
Goat easy to milk, and Nannie
10 day old kid. Perfect qualities
$25. J. O. Mozley, Austell, Ph.
2040 after 6 PM:

About 75 head Sheep, some
nice Chevoits and Hampshires,
$12.50. ea, E. F. Dean, Odum.

6 healthly breeding
sheep, (1 ram, 3 ewes, 2 of them
Calif. stock, and two 4 mos. old
male and female lambs). Lot
$85. E. P. Grant, Rome. Ph. 7304.

2 purebred milk goats, yr. old,
$25 for both or $15 ea. H. D.
Guthrie, Pine Lake, P. O. Box
82. Atlanta *phone 4-37710.

2 fresh goats, 8/4 Saanan,
1/4 Toggenberg, 2nd. freshen-
ing, 3 qts. Ist. freshening, $20
ea. Alvin Strickland, Roswell,
852 Atlanta St.

Fresh In Milk Goat and sev-
eral Young Does freshen soon.
No shipments. Leon Watson,
Unadilla, POB 214.

Billy Goat, milk type, extra
large, no horns, cheap, my farm
on Midville Rd. J. W. Toney,
Tucker, Rt. 1.

2 nice milk goats ,one fresh,
other freshen in April, for sale.
R. HE. Wallace, Hampton, P. O.
Box 151,



-| bucks). Mrs.





SHEEP & GOATS
FOR SALE



Fresh Milk Goats, $20 and $25.
Grove Prickett, Commerce
Wood St.

2 fresh milk goats, 3 to tresh-

en soon, for sale cheap at my|

home. W. J. Stephens, College
Park, 101 Hembree Dr.

20 fat lambs and 20 fat kid
goats at barn. W. Y. Harper,
Wray.

Saanan Doe~freshened ist. of
March for Ist. time, also A 10
mos. old doe not bred. T. M.
Nichols, Jr., Moultrie, Rt. 5.

Saanan Goat, freshened Feb.
17 with 2 alike nanni_ kids.
Giving 3-4 qts. $50 for lot.
H. F. Seay, Ellenwood, Rt. 2.

50 Goats, Angora and Milk
Goat cross, some ee 100 Ibs.,
$8 ea. my place. L. John-
son, Grawrordyitie Rt 2.

2 purebred Nubian Milking
Goats, just fresh, breeding buck
and 4 young kids (2 does, 2
A. G. Hertzberg,
Rt. 4.

3 Hoggenberg and Saanan
young goats fresh in, for sale
cheap. Mrs, W. M. Barner,
Columbus, 641 Benning Dr.

Thomasville,



LIVESTOCK WANTED >
Ses re Sareea
CATTLE:

Want 10-50 beef type cattle.
V. C. Ellington, Conyers. Phone
4411,

Want Reg 12 or 15 small steers
Black Angus or Hereford, not
over 350-400 lbs., for beef. ap Li
Gresham, Smyrna, tsetse iy
7016.

Want 4 large Oxens within ra-
dius 200-300 miles. E. D. Over-
street, Buford, RFD 3. Ph. 3839.

HOGS:

Want few good brood sows,
bred or with young pigs, also
some 30, 40,75 or 80 Ib. Shoats.
K. M. Parks, Jesup, Rt. 2.

Want 50 feeder Type Hogs,
50-75 Ibs. Advise fully F. T.
Chamblee, Brookheaven, 1633
Candler Rd. Ch 2302. =

Want 5 sows to farrow in 2
weeks, 250 lb. size cheap
Ralph Dangar, Woodstock. Ph.
Roswell] 2472. ~ =

HORSES AND MULES:

Want gentle work horse,
around 1000 lbs., can ride. Travis
Taylor, Folkston.

Want>extra good gentle 1000

lb. mule, not over 8 yrs. old,|-

guar. to work anywhere on
farm. Fred P. Betterton, Tucker,
3076 Brookett. Rd.

Want 4 reg. 3 or 5 gaited
Mares. Ogden A. Geilfuss, At-
lanta, POB 4779. Ph. At. 1845
after 5 PM.

Want show type 5 gaited or
Tenn, Walking Mare of Gelding
spirited but gentle. Millard Pay-
ton, Norcross, Rt.l. /o Green
Briar Farm,

Want good, gentle buggy
horse (no plug), around 800 lbs.
not over 10 yrs. old. Henry
Hammond, Bremen, Rt. 2, Box
103.

Want buy saddle horse which
will plow and also work to bug-
gy, gentle yet spirted, 750-950
lbs, 4-8 yrs. old; also will board
horses in good pasture near At-
Janta. John F. Graham, Atlanta,
1011 Fayetteville Rd. S. E. CR
9128.



FARM HELP WANTED



Want reliable man (with help)
on chicken farm at once. School
bus, mail rt. Come see. W. B.
Bramlett, Auburn.

Want nice white woman at
once, 45-50 yrs. old, to live on
farm and help with light farm
chores for room and_ board.
Mrs. J. D. Scoggins, Bowman.
Rie-15

Want white woman to help
around small farm, Located
neags Mwy. Miss Ethel Kim-

berly, Empire.

| FARM HELP WANTEI

-| board,

school





- Want at once a single white |
man, able, wil Ning worker, for
general farm work on farm.
Room, board, salary. A. H.
Conner, Pitts, Rt. 2. ;

Want white woman, 50-60,
with. good health, for light
farm work. Live in home with
elderly lady, reasonable weekly
pay. No milking. Mrs. Sam*
Wilson, Griffin, Box 470.

Want refined white woman
to live on farm and do light
farm chores for room, board,
and $15 weekly. Sundays off
and one -week-end monthly.
Mrs. R. F. Highsmith, Marietta,
Rt. 4, c/o Pebble Hill Farm.

Want col. couple around 50
yrs. old for farm work. New
tenant house, heated, running
water, bathroom. 15 mi. N. At-
lanta on Windy Hill Rd., Smyr-
na. Care for garden, some chic-
kens, small pasture. Ogden A.
Geilfuss, Atlanta, P. O. Box
4779. Ma 5417. :

Want at once, reliable man
for general farm work; Room,
laundry, good wages;
Also want reliable woman to
live in home with wife and self
and do light farm chores, Per-
manent job, fair salary. R. L.
Cline, Waleska. -

Want at once family to work
farm for wages. Grow Cotton,
tobacco, etc. Furnish house and

garden . Gordon Hamm, Cobb-
town. =

Want middleaged white

|woman to live in christian

home on farm and tend chic-
kens and calves, etc., for room,
board and small salary. Must
have ref. and health card. Mrs.
L. D. Sargent, Decatur, Rt 3;
DE 9328.

Want man_ with cng te
2 or 3 crop, (cattle in future),
preferably man with mules.
Have good house, good well,.
bus, mail TU paved
road, phone, elec. Located War-
ren (Co. ge Me Cason, Jr. Au
gusta, 1978 Piedmont St. 3: 5843.

Want white, single, young
man, honest and dependable,
to help with odd farm jobs,
for good home and board. Give
ref. in first letter. Boyd Jones,
Rossville, Rt. 3.

Want unencumbered white
woman, clean, honest, Chris-
tian, to live in farm home and
help with general light farm
chores for room, board, small
salary. P. D. Glanton, Griffin,
Rt. A. :

Want man and wife, no chil-
dren, col. around 50 yrs. old,
to live and work on 10 A.
farm. Contaet. Mrs. A. H.

Brooks, Cairo, 245 First Ave.,
S. W. c/o Mrs. L. T. Hender-
Sony"

Want at once man and wife
for farm, 1/4 mi. No. Lowell, to
share crop. Mave tenant houses
near they may live in; on

asphalt road. Want reliable

persons, white or col. L. V. this plan until Octeber 1. :

Spence, Carroliton, Rt. 3. _


-} family to work truck farm on

| Party._to furnish own farming

|
|

- Want man 45-50 yrs. old, Babes

Want woman to |
with 2 people and do
farm chores. Modern co
ences.
Gainesville, Rt. 4, Box 6



Want white -woman, pada
aged; to live as one of family
on small farm, and do light
farm chores for private room,
board, reasonable salary. 25 mi.
So. Columbus. Mrs.
Voight Cusseta, Box 27.

Want man, willing, bes
farm. Pay $30.00 weekly, 4 R
house, city water, lights. Must
have small family. R. G. Jen-
nings, Macon, P. os Box o91.
Ph. 33536. -

Want good, mpi aieaeens en
white that needs home, for light
garden work and other farm
chores on small farm, located
near Marietta. Contact. Mrs...
W. R. Holmes, Atlanta, 2745
Belle Isle Circle, N. E. Ph. Ex-
change 2927.

Want woman to do light farm
work on farm for middleaged
couple, Good home, reasonable
salary. Must Je sober, Christian.
Need at once. Year around work
BAF. Clanton, Fairburn, Rt. 1.

Want married man with small

halves $50 month, house, garden
etc. Cow to Milk. J. B. Kersey, |.
Junction City, Rt. 1. ee

Want young wit woman
for light farm work on small
farm. Room, board and salary.
Mrs. E. E. Gibbons, Ellenwood.
Rt. 2. phone Stockbridge 4346.

Want man and wife sober on
cattle-truck farm; Man to ROSES
fence, gather greens, struck farm
for$3 day ;Woman to do
light farm_ chores for $20 mth. 2
unfurnished rooms in my house,
wood, garden. 6 mi. Newnan, 3

nan, Rt. 4.

health, no drunk, to tend 3 or 7 4
acres land for. $20 monthly,
board etc. Live as one of family;
Also plow mule, help with chick
ens and cow. Betty Warren,
Bloomingdale, Rt. i :

Want reliable man, white or|
col., for farm, 60 A fenced, 60 |
A good farming land, 12 mi.|
W. Atlanta, large 4 R house.

tools, ete. Satisfactory basis
agreed upon. John P. Glore,
Atlanta, 20 Holmes Stg- Ne we
AT 5641,

Want white nar -Yeliable,
35-40, to live as.one of family,
and help with small garden
and other light farm chores, for.












Write. J. G. pe rs

W.. Fe} ne

worker, to help around dairy | 95

-| children) want work on <
| farm for wages and. ;

mi. Church. L. . Davis, New- |"

lefarm 5- yrs.; can run

a
for good, reliable party.






and tractor, and d
work. Room, Boar












Married man Wy;
| poultry or general
Wilson, Jonesboro,

45 yr. old man, wife
light farm work or. car
job on farm. Must ~
house, C. L. Morrel
561 Formfalt St.,
Sundays, At. 6577

_Man wants job on da
driving truck, tracto
psrienced, dependable
J. Mcachen, Loeus



Cold. Man and ife (
lights, running wa
15 mi. Atlanta. Con

Stoel: Atlanta, NBR d
Deniel St, S. WwW,

Young. white married

















20 yrs. exp. all kinds
driving: truck, | etc

vin A. Smith, c/o Joe Y.
Corer Park, ie Hutches

| farm. Seve: worked

machine, etc. A.
Rochelle.

Want job- on cattle
feeding and looking afi
on dairy. Long time
also can clear land

small house or place to. stay.
alone. J. re Dodd, Ray Ci
ds

e yr. a a
wants job on farm,

ret
tractor driving. At. once.
Waser Soe

Young man wants

wages. Prefer. to hav.





room and board. Mrs. Roy | off to come home. J V
Argroves, Fortson, Rt. 1. field, Jonesboro, o FOr Box f
Atlanta Market

_ Open 24 Hours
The Siate Farmers

Ailanta continues t

daily, seven days a week.
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At tke last session of the General Acai the ma dak :
brands law was amended to provide for registering with the Cor
missioner of Agriculture your mark or brand of livestock.

If you desire to register your mark or brand, you ma Li
the Department of Agriculture fo r application, ond oe -netessa
forms will be mailed to you. =

There is no cost for this registration except the:
to the Ordinary of the County in which your cattle i