Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1956 February 15

Commissioner

Bulletin

Phil Campbell,





WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1956

NUMBER 24














n- this. year for the first
begin now to work out the
eration. ~

dvice has been offered o Willis
ation specialist for the Col-
riculture Extension Service.
ted out that there are sev-
inaries that must be taken
ore the farmer can establish a
rigation system.

diate action is recommended for
plan to dig deep wells for irri-
a who are Cee on






























explained - that FHA-financed
ve to be designed to specifica-






; out that any prospective ir-
perator first should check





his purposes, Huston said
sufficient water should go
ave their systems designed
eputable dealer. :
gning should include a check
or water-holding capacities,
mtinued.
es also can be gained from











| to buy irrigation equipment,
2 ly difficult to get a ee

S ORT COURSES

7 serail preat and Se re-
eS spring fashions and

















gle Park: Feb. 14-16, tractor -
































y of | sain Feb, 28-29, seed
course.








N IRRIGATION SYSTEMS NOW





Agricultural
CALENDAR

_ Feb. 15, Atlanta = Brucellosis hearing.
Dinkler Plaza Hotel.

: Feb, 23, Tifton Polled Hereford, feld
day. 3
Feb. 28, University of Georgia An-

nual mieeting Georgia Turkey As-
sociation.

Feb. 28-29, Radium Springs South-
- eastern Pecan Growers Association.



Feb. 29, Southeastern Fairgrounds, At-
lanta Angus show-sale of Geor-
gia-Carolina Angus Association.

March 6, University-of Georgia Swine
growers day.



pply to be sure there is.| -

Information about

rrigation derelict said that it











_ Georgia
TE OF THE SOUTH




ATE EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI







designed outfit, in the spring, when crops
will be up and needing water.

Georgia farmers experiences in the
drought year of 1954 and their general
acceptance of irrigation as a profitable
agricultural practice resulted in more than
doubling both the number of irrigation
systems and the number of acres irriga-
ted in the state in 1955.

Citing results of a survey by county
agents, Huston says there were 1,905
irrigation systems used in irrrigating
58,651. Georgia acres last year. In 1954,

there were only 792 systems, with 27,701

acres under irrigation.

Of*the six crops studied in the survey,
tobacco had the largest increase in num-
ber of acres irrigated in 1955 over 1954.
Last year 16,307 acres of the leaf crop
were under irrigation, compared to only
8,932 in 754.

_ Other increases noted in the irriga-
tion comparison between 54 and 55 in-
cluded: pastures, from 10,228 acres to
18,531; truck crops, from 3,267 to 7,911;
corn, from 2,539 to 6,550; peanuts, from

251 to LTO: and cotton, from 276 to 976.

It is significant that the irrigation in-
creases came in a year of record yields
on nearly all crops, the Extension irri-
gation specialist pointed out. Even with

; the rainfall we had in 1955, farmers who

irrigated got increases in yields large
enough to make irrigation profitable. Be-
cause of the rainfall distribution, there
are times nearly every year when bene-
fits can be derived from irrigation.



Woods Burning Advice
ls Offered to Farmers

Information on a rather controversial
subject burning in slash and longleaf
pine forests in'South Georgia has been
given in a bulletin written by Agricul-
tural Extension Service Forester Dorsey
Dyer.
Much fee was lost in slash and ~
longleaf pine areas in 1954 and 1955 sim-
ply because we let the woods get entirely
too rough and hazardous, Dyer pointed
out. Most farmers are going to burn
their woods this year if they get good
burning conditions. The dry weather dur-
ing December and part of January will
cause much of the burning to be done
during February, the forester stated.

He asked county agents to study the
proper procedures for safe and helpful
burning and to pass the information anes
to farmers in their countries.

The 14-page bulletin is illustrated a
shows step by step procedure of the pre-
scribed burning. Such burns, Dyer said,
will help reduce the number of wild

(Continued on Page 8)

Ask Oilseed, Peanut
Market Research Now

Studies of possible adjustments i
peanut production, fundamental work on
the chemical make-up of oil seeds and
peanuts; and research on potential mark-
ets for fats and oils as plasticizers were
cited by USDAs Oilseeds and Peanut
Research and Marketing Advisory Com-



mittee as high-priority research needs at

its annual meeting in Washington.

The proposed economic research to
help farmers adjust peanut production
to changing market conditions would in-
dicate the probable supply and price posi-
tion of soybeans and other oliseeds that
might be grown on acreage diverted from
peanuts.

Expanded research on the chemical
ecmposition of peanuts, soybeans, tung-
nuts, and flaxseed should aim at improv-

_ed product quality and new outlets, the

committee indicated.

Georgia, First:

e PEANUTS
e BROILERS |

PEACHES
* NAVAL STORES

e PIMIENTO PEPPER
e IMPROVED PECANS









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SALE EVENTS : SECOND HAND



, MACHINERY FOR SALE



Feb. 20 (Monday) 1:00 p. m.,
Waycross, Waycross Livestock
Mkt., Sale. Registered Angus
14 yearling bulls and 8 heif-
ers. Write Geo. W. Gibson,
412 West Bldg., Rome.

Feb. 22 (Wednesday) Regist
- Hereford Sale, Mountain

ove Farm, Kensington, sell-
ing 70 females and 18 bulls.

T6 crawler tractr with hy-
draulic blade and 2-yard pan,
front dump; Farmall H tractor,
new paint; 2 tires (14 x 24) and
tubes. Good cond. G. W. Brown,
Roscoe Rd., Box 77, Newnan.
Phone 737 (daytime).

1952 Cub Farmat, good cond.
with planter, distributor, disc
harrow, cultivators, bottom





plows, asst. sweeps, $600. Mrs.

SECOND HAND V. D. Sxumake, Mc. 3, Tifton.

MACHINERY FOR SALE



Intnl 12 ft. Combine, self-pro-
pelled, $1,800; 6 ft. Case harrow,
full scalloped disc front and
back, $225; J. D. subsoiler, $90;
8 ft. old Case off-set harrow,
$260; 6 ft. Intn] harrow, $140.
Good cond. My place, 7 mi. Al-
bany. C. M. Pippin, Albany,
Phone HE-5-8686.

Lift type Danuser All Pur-
pose Blade, fits Ford or Fergu-
son tractor, adapted to grading,

terracing and ditching. Cost
$187, used only 12 hrs. is like
new, $150. Will ship. J. C. Cut-

ter, Blue Ridge.

1. ea. AC All Crop 60 Com-
bine, set cultivators for Allis
Chalmers. WD; 6 row Tygart

uster, 2 row Ford side-dresser,

tz feed mill, 10 in. hammer
mill, 1 H. wagon, horse and 2
ood mules. My place. Billy
ixon, Rt. 3, Box 78, Griffin. |



2-1/2 HP David Bradley gar-
den tractor, including cycle-bar |
weed cutter, good as new, $125.
Bs Ws Evans, 184 Hunter St.,
Smyrna, Phone 5-5034.

1952 mode) Super A Farmall
tractor 3 point hitch, 2 dise plow,
bush and bog harrow, planter
end cultivator, mowing machine
znd 8 row oat drill. J. D. Hag:
Jer, Rt. 3, Chipley.

One ea., 2 1. McCormick ma-
chine and cutting harrow, 2 H.
turning plow, two 1 H. turning
plows and 1 Gee Whiz. All cheap
for cash at my place. D. J. Mc-
Gahee, Rt. 5, Harris Rd., Mari-
etta. Phone Smyrna 5- 5881,

One 5 dise Athens tiller plow
on rubber, $100; also 585 gal.
cypress water tank, complete
with metal cover, $25. E. C.
Sparrow, Rt. 2, Hawkinsville,
Phone TW 3-8211.

Allis Chalmers WC. tractor
with 5 disc J. D. tiller, Gris4
Mill, 6-can milk cooler for
Dairy. Cheap. James Holton, Rt.
1, Wrightsville.

Recently re-built J. D. model
A tractor with power trol, 6
disc tiller and 24 disc harrow,
$1,300; Farmall C tractor with
planting equip, $750. Al) good
cond. Mrs. Ed H. Sheppard, Rt.
4, Box 68, Sandersville. Phone
Tennille 384-W3.

VAC Case tractor, 1951 model,
3 point hitch, cultivators, plant-
ers, 4 dise Krouse tiller, tractor
| trailer, used very little, $1,200.

IL, G. Reese, Nesena.

Chattanooga 62 turning plow,
$9.50; Oliver goober, ' $5.50;
Knocker distributor, $5.50; and
some other farm tools. All good
as new. J. W. Crenshaw, Be Te
Hampton.



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- SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

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SECON
| MACHINERY F



One No. 10 Mall power saw,
good cond., $100. Frank Pendley,
Rt. 1, Jasper.

5 HP Gravely Tractor with
plow, Cultivator and 2-grass
blades, $290. Chore Master Trac-
tor, with 2- 1/2 horse power,
Cultivator, $125. FOB. Warren
A. Bailer, 3965 Peachtree Dun-
woody Rd., NE, Atlanta.

24 disc. heavy duty Killifer
JD harrow, for sale. W. B. Fer-
guson, Hwy. 74, Thomaston.

Sei AC Planters (pick-up
style), for noe or CA rear
mounted, $100. W. C. Williams,
Ree Aragon.

Farmall tractor, F12-20, good
cond., new tires, power take-off,
belt pulley; also 28 disc. pulvar-
izing harrow, $300 for both;
also Want Dozier blade, suita-
ble to use on Farmall A tractor
H. C. Trimble, Rt. 2, Fairburn,
Phone 7032.

1948 Farmall H. tractor, fully
equip. with starter, lights, belt

pulley, power take-off, planter, | w

fert. attach., Cultivator, 4-disc.
tiller, new 6 ft. harrow, side del.
rake, 4-wheel wagon, and JD
seeder with frame. All good
cond., reasonable. P. L, Gibbs,
Rt. 2, Abbeville.

1948 Oliver 60, perfect cond.,
4-disc. trail type JD tiller, 6 ft.
24-disc. Roderick McLean har-
row, good cond., $500 for lot;
also 2-row mule Cotton Duster,
practically new, Cole planter,
Distributor, 2 sets new Mule
Gear, 2 new plow stocks, $75
for lot. M. W. Parker, Richland

1950 model I.D-6 Diesel trac-
tor on rubber, 55 h.p. $1,700;
24 X 13 tires, Taylor-Way 19-
disc .harrew, $200; John Deere
K-D, 18-24 Disc, smoothing har-
row. $175. All A-1 cond. Let-
ters ams. John Clark, Sr., Rt. 1,
Grayson, Phone Lawrenceville
2616.

1927 model Fordson tractor, in
running cond. Make best offer.
Grady ares Rt. 2, Douglas-
ville.

6 ff. McCormick Deeting
grain binder, first class cond.,
$100 or trade for good Cow or
2 good Pigs. P. J. Sewell, Rt. 1,
Lavonia.

Bolen Garden Tractor, 2-1/2
h.p., used one hr.; disc. and
drag harrow, new. Bargain. P.
B. Rowland, 1980 Ponce de Leon
Ave., N.E., Rake e Phone DE-
3602,

Turn plow; Brawns dbl. ft/

plow; single ft. plow; Corn Car-
der, good farm bell, Pea Thrash-
er, (turn by hand). All in fair
cond: Cheap for cash. Miss L. M.
White, Box 524, Dahlonega

Used J. D. side del. Hay Rake,
No. 594 L.W., in good cond.
Hiram D. Adamson, Morrow,
Phone Jonesboro, 5641.

1952 Massey-Harris 22, with
lights, starter, lift, bush and
bog harrow, drag harrow, field
Cultivator (with seeder attach),
Mower, Chain Saw, Pulpwood
Saw; also small farm tools. T.
H. Bothwell, 111 Princeton Way,
N. E., Atlanta, Phone DE-1317;

1951 Super C. Farmall tractor,
new bush and bog harrow, trac-

| tor, and Mower. 3 point hitch.
| Reasonable. C, J. Patterson, Rt.

2, Loganville.

1947 Ford Tractor, bush and
bog harrow, cuf off Saw and
Pulley, good cond., $500, my
place 1-1/2 mi. Woodstock, on
Hwy. 5, at Cherokee and Cobb
Co. line: R, S. Brooks; -Rt. 1,
Acworth !

Light 2-horse Slat Wing,
Chattanooga 92 B.R. Turner
plow, $7.50. David Walton, Rt.
1, Romer

JD 4-disc. tiller on rubber,
good Ford cultivator, 4 ft.; 2
cole dbl. hopper droppers, Trac-
tor attagh., assorted plows, etc.;
also 2-horse wagon, fair. weed.
ers, ete. Good cond. Mrs. R. L.
Stapleton, Weston.

JD 6-dise. tiller plow, equip.
for power contro], on rubber,
and factory built, for 1-1/2 ton
Ford truck. All in good cond.
W. F. Nutt, Luella, Phone Mc-
Donough, 4079.



W. J. Saunders, Jenkinsburg.

No. 15 JD Sub soil plow, prac-

tically new. Gordon Nixon, Rt.
2, Senoia.

1951 Farmall H. tractor, good

cond., with new planter and
Cultivator, $600. Andrew Giffs,
Rochelle,

Farmall super A. tractor, with
Cultivators, Planters, disc. plow,
tamdem and Drag harrow, $795.
J. H. Epps, Rt. 1, Gordon.

Farmall C. tractor, wifh new
Planters and Cultivators, also
new disc. harrow. All in good
cond., at my farm. Noah E.
Ploaf, Rt. 2,/Bremen,

25 BBL. Midget Marvel
Wheat Mill outfit, Flour Mill
cleaner, Eliminators, self rising
mixer, scales, oi] engine, etc.
J. B. Wood, Rt. 4, Madison.

1947 JD Automatic hay baler
with Wisconsin air cooled motor.
Cash terms. F. H. heh Rt. 1,
Jackson.

Farmall. A tractor with ail
equip., good cond., $450. Mrs.
B. Sheffield, Rentz.

2-horse wagon,
$65.00; Ledbetter Cotton and
Corn Guano Distributor, Plant-

er almost new, $25; also 2-horse |

Oliver Walking, Cultivator, $45.
All in good cond. W. L. Frank-
lin, Rf. 1, Fairmount.

Good shallow well pump, al-
most new, $65. Will pump water
out of 35 ft. well; also want
automatic poultry feeder, in
good cond., for size house, 100
tt. -X-1107 te Ralph Dangar,
Woodstock. p

Deep or shallow crane well
pump in first class cond., 300
gal. cap. per hr. for sale, or exch.
for good garden tractor. John D.
Anderson, Box 323, Dalton.

AC Combine, $1,000, also Drill,
$300. Both like new. My place,
20 mi. So. Macon on Hwy. 41.
E. G. Fountain, Fort Valley.

One $700 Irrigation System,
never used, consists of portable
5 horse power Gasoline motor,
24 lengths 2 in: Pipe, and all
fittings. Has not been assembled.
M. E. Shankle, Rt. 1, Juniper.

Ferguson 30, made 3 crops,
with good rubber, and cond.; al-
so have harrow, planters, Culti-
vators, etc. Sell separately or as
unit. W. H. Willson, Rt. 1, Al-
bany, Phone Hemlock 5-4038.



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SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED |



Want Dezier blade for JD
model L. tractor. L, E. Morgan,
Rt. 4, Box 717, Waycross:

Want Cole Corn Planter with.
Guano hopper. Pay cash; also
have for sale Owensboro 2-horse

wagon; practically new, $75. H.4

N. Watts, Buchanan.

~ Want good used 3-4 disg. til-
ler for JD tractor, in good cond.
Cheap. Write prices and details.
Cecil Whitley, Rt. 2, Box 9,
Mauk.

Want Ford or Ferguson rear
view Row Cultivator. J.
Brazier, Zebulon.

Want good used Rotary Hes
for Ford tractor or the 2 small
ones that go on Ford Cultivator.
R. D. Tatum, Palmetto.

Want front end loader and
blade for H. or M. Farmall trac-
tor. Prefer Intnl. make. State
price, cond., seria] and model
No. Must be reasonable. H. S.
Daws, Rutledge.

Want used Cultivator for Zord
tractor. Fin Davis, Bt 1, Blairs-
ville,

Want used Manure spreader,
large one and in good cond.;
also front end loader for Intnl.
Farmall H. tractor. State full
price and details in first letter.
L. D. Baggarley, Roberta.

.Want 10-15 meadows eee
Mill. Letters ans. T? B. Smith,

P. O. Box 15, Elberton, pga :

1963.

Want good used AC model B.
tractor, with planters, Cultiva-
tors, power, lift, starter and
lights, good cond. Reasonable.





good cond.,.

-| Walter Mills, Rt. 2,

25c |b. parcel post. Joe

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Case size
wood, Rt, A, "MeDo

Want two aed used 0-
also have for sale

plow, es and fenc
ea, Tek, means: Jy
ley.

Want Farm Je
lic lift and 3-p
want grubbing
use. Farm ng tones
Stout, Warm Springs.

Want Model H.
tractor, with starter
vator, good cond.
Veal, Rt. 2, Cordele.

Want side disc_
Farmall Cub tractor,

etta, Phone 3603.

Want Super C
tor, with planters
tors. ae W. Boat 1
Athens, - f

Want good cond
truckers crop, in go

matter. Mrs. N. L. Be
1204, Athens, ae

Want mule drawn.
er. Will pay freight.
State price. a Hy But,
thonia. _ fe

Watn to exch. 1952
mers CA tractor,
Cultivators for WD or
AC tractor, Planters
vators. J. T. Madden,

Want to Exch. one
cutter, extra
good Ford or Fer
blade. W. Cole,

Want 4-5 horse
gasoline engine
for garden tract
good, Rt. 1, Dacula.

Want large cir
milk cooler, in good
approx. 10 cans. c
sider bulk-type coo!
Cash; also want
JD model B. tractor.
Bentley, 1018 Ri Zev
Marietta, Phone

eating or planting, i.
than bu., 30 lb. Wi

Beans, 50 bu. large
Velvet beans, Peed 5]
in 2 bu. bags, $6 b
ville. W. C. Blount,
Macon.

1955 crop White, ten
den beans, 40c cup; 3
also brown striped half
beans, 35 cup; 3 cups,
30c postage for 3
less, $1. Mrs. Pierce En
1, Gainesville.

100 Ibs. col. butter be
picked and shelled, not

Rt. 1, Douglasv:

Good, sound,
speckle variety
running, $5 bu. FO.
W. H. Cook, Rt. 3

reweor:
Tron Gay: pe,
pure,..2: 1/2 bur?

R. A. Allen, jen j
Jackson 2147.

Conch Peas, 20c
sale. R. H. Tyson,
boro. ag

10 bu. Pur eh
sale. Write for pric
ship. My place, 3 mi.
towntown. I.
Temple.

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FOR SALE




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FOR SALE





id time bender White half
beans, 50c cup; Blue Ja-
20c Ib. in 5 Ib. lots;
Bears, 40c Ib.; White nest
$1.25 gal.: ground sage,
=) Add postage. Ps B:
, Rt. 1, Ball Ground.












it and speckled half run-
den beans, 50c cup; Red
d Crowder Peas, 30c 1b,;
Java Peas, 25c Ib.; Salet
mn Peas, 65c cup. Add post-
G. T. Brown, a 1, Ball





. Iron ond Clay Peas,
aned and in 2 bu. bags, $3
OB farm. C. A. Faircloth,






ans, very Prolific, 50c
all Whiie Butter Beans,
p. Add postage. Mrs Ar-
et PES 5s ia Wied 3 fo pe? Pe

Z

ie White Lady Peas Ds
Boxces, sound, weevil
35c cup, 3 cups, $1;
f. Been 6 wks. Cream
Hull, Red Speckled Pole
Thite _Brown-eye;. also
anut Peas. Mrs. Herbert
on, Rt. 1, Bowdon -

sed, recleaned 90 wae
E beans, $4 to $5 bu., at
. A. Mann, Roberta.
















d, good tested Brabham
5 bu. FOB. Neil Horton,
erry.

ct. Ss Soybeans, $4.50
B. John H. Belleflower,
Pts Ete Valley



te Peas,

Cabbage 83 pct., 35c lb.;
or more, 25c; Conch, 73
Ib.; 2 bu. or more 23c
ning Acre, 85 pct., 28c
. or more, 20c Ib. FOB.
Brooke, Newton.

1953. half runner Vel-
all sound without
3S U. 13 yan Mancil, Wil-









S. Red Ripper Peas,
thrashed, sound, no burst-

, cleans $30 for lot. B. F.
Rt. 1, , Martin.

. new imp. Velvt bean,s
ry few 90 day beans
cs bu., at farm. Leo
t a Millwood

hull Cabbage Peas, 3
cups, $2; White Acre,
Vhite hull, Brown Crowd-
eas, about 25 Ibs.,,.25 Vb:
Mrs. Fred Atkinson, Rt.











pure, recleaned Iron
el 955 crop, in new even
bu. bags, $4 bu. FOB.
Davidson, Bonaire.

. Brabham Peas, reclean-
id oe in 2 bu. new










































on Pauaiiy 90 day run-
Velvet beans, very bright
teady for planting,
Snider, Jr., Hwy.

Peas, Prolific,
ig kind, good, clean seed,
Add postage. I pay post-
5 Ibs. lots up to third
5c Ib. Cash or M.O. only.
Silver, Rt. a Talking

PP. to third zone.
Oo. only. Samy Silver,
Talking Rock= =

Cream and- White
Black, and Brown

ie to the stalk, 25c

purple hull Peas, free
Write for prices.
ship. My place, 3 mi.

Ss

i ittle ce peanut
3 for $1; Crow-
_ bunch bush

80c Del. |

fashion tender half run-.

high purity, |

(on Hwy.

running beans,

cetown. I. O. Gray, Rt.|



White and striped Half Run-
ner beans, and Pink peas; also

White Cut Short Cornfield
beans, 50c cup; White musn
Peas, and Speckled Crowders,

45c cup, 3 cups, $1. No checks.
Add postage. Mrs. Tom Silvers,
Rt. 3, Ellijay.

.Old time tender Bean seed,
Striped and White half runners
and cut shorts, 60c cup; White
blooming frost proof Salet Eng.
Peas, 75c cup. Add postage. No
checks. Mrs. Emory Goble, Rt.
3, Ellijay.

Cream Crowder Peas, also
striped half runner beans, 25c
cup; Okra seed, 35c cup. Mrs.
L.-W. Fuller, Rt. 1, Hiram.

Striped half runner beans,
with purple blossom, 40c cup;
Purple hull Crowder Peas, 40c
pt.; col. bunch Butter beans,
25 cup, or exch. for print sacks,
4 of kind, 1 cup for 1 sack. Add
postage on ea. Pay postage if
Exch. Mrs. L. C. Bishop, Rt. 1,
Carnesville.

Tron Hay Peas, recleaned in
2-1/2 bu. bags, $4 bu. H. C. Al-
len, Rt. 3, McDonough, _Phone
3379.

14 bu. Dixie Lee Peas, Pure
and sound, $3.50 bu., in 2 bu.
bags. No orders less 2 bu. W. W.
Dickey, P.O. Box 3, Midville;

White bunch Butter Beans,
little Fla. White Peas, 25c cup;
also White Corn, $1 bu., at-my
place. Add _ postage. B.
Strange, Rt. 4, Swainsboro.

30 bu. 100 day running Velvet
beans, picked without rain,
sound, $5 bu., at my farm. Guar.
to be sound, good, thrashed and
bagged. Richard Thigpin, Scott.

White imp. and cream. half
runners, and little Pink Peanut
beans, 55c cup. Add postage,
Exch. for sacks,-3 print for 1
cup, or 4 white. Ea. pay postage.

Jemima Crump, Rt. 2, Talking
Rock.
Bu. 1955 crop Red Ripper

Peas ',hand shelled, free from
trash, and weevils, never been
treated, 20c Ib; af my farm.
Will not ship. Inquires ans. con-~-
taining stamped envelope, Mrs.
L. A. Sanders, Rt. 3, Carnsville.

4-5 bu. White, black-eyed
Peas, sound and clean, 10c lb.
My place, 1/2 mi. No. Ludville,

2, Talking Rock.

Old time striped cornfield
white running
butter beans and red and white
striped crowder peas, ea. kind,
3 lbs. for $1. T. E. Eason, 1182
Gunclub Rd.. N.W. Atlanta 18.

Black cornfield beans, 30c
cupful; Half runner Icicyle gar-
den beans, 35c cup; also long

| white okra seed, some pods 9

in. long, 35 cupful. Add post-
age. J. H. Murray, Rt. 3, Con-
stitution Rd. Atlanta 16.

Red:and white Speckled and
Cream Crowder peas, 35c pt.;
giant white .butterbeans, 9 and
12 to pod, 10c ea. A. P. Gladden,
Tallapoosa.

Choice creaseback bean seed,
65c cup; also large brown bunch
beans, extra early and little red
peanut beans, 65c cupful. PP.
Mrs. Fred Aaron, Aska.

Good, sound running Spec-
kled Velvet beans, $5 bu. Will

| ship 1 bu. up. Kenneth Watson,

Vienna. RE 3s

White, black-eyed Crowder,
good, cleaned for table use, a-
bout 1-1/2 bu. purple hull crow-
ders, .12-1/2c lb. at. my place.
N. M. Nicholson, oe Rock,
Rtv Ty

50 bu. 90-Day running Velvet
beans ,extra sound. Thurman
Johnson, Rt. 3, Soperton.

Purple hull Crowder peas, 25c
lb.; Tong green Okra seed, 50c
lb.; also Pink skin Peanuts, 30c
lb. Add postage. Mrs. S. F. Car-
roll, Rt. 3, Rockmart, Phone
5343.



SEED AND GRAIN
e FOR SALE





Citron seed for Sale. Contact.
ce ceaames. Parrott.

582 S.A Jackson; Rt





as
3 dif: var. Gourd, large han-
dle and Ornamental, 1-1/2 doz.
seed, 15c and stamped envelope.
No orders filled unless stamped
envelope. Mrs. Alta Wood, Rt.
2, Martin.

White Butter Beans, 30c lb.
No order less 3 lbs.; also good
tender half runner beans seed,
60c cup; genuine Boquet Pep-
per and large Muskmelon seed,
25c tbls. Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Mar-
tin.

Calif. Multiplying beer seed,
25c start. PP. in Ga. Frank
Weeks, Dial.

Multiplying Calif. beer seed,
25c start. PP. in Ga. Miss Ruth
Weeks, Dial.

Citron seed, $1 lb.; Slickleaf
Mustard seed, 40c cup; col.
Bunch Butter beans, 35c Ib.;
3 Ibs.,.$1; Mtn. Huckleberry,
bearing size, 2 doz., 75c; also
field Dewberry and Blackberry,
50c doz. Add postage. Rosie
Crowe, Rt. 1, Cumming.

White and striped half run;
ner bean seed, 60c cup, 2 cups,
$1; Red spotted Crowder Peas,
50 cup, 3 cups, $1. Mrs. Guy
Crowe, Rt. 1, Cumming.

Good, tender Bunch bean
seed, White and Brown striped
half. runner, little 6 wks. Pea-
nut half runners, old fashion
Cornfield beans, 60c cup; red
speckled Crowder and purple
hull Peas, 40c cup; Bunch green

B. pod and Velvet Okra seed, 50c

cup. Add postage. N. B. Banks,
Carters.

40 bu. Cane seed, $3 bu. Con-
tact. F. W. Collins; Rt: 2, Box
49, Blairsville.

New 1955 crop Imp. Long
Green Okra seeds, hand picked
and cleaned, 65c lb.; 5 Ib: or
more, 50c lb. Add postage. Mrs.
L. A. Ellington, Rt. 3, Lawrene-
ville.

Good, tender striped half run-
ner bean seed, 40c cup; pure
Yellow meated Watermelon, 50c
cup; good, tender, striped Corn-
field beans, 40 | cup, White
bunch Butter Beans, for plant-
ing.or eating, 20c lb. Add post-
age on Butter beans. Mrs. L. A.
Thompson, Rt. 4, Cumming.

Long- yellow meated Water-
melon with White rind, (better
known as Banana Melons) seed,
10c tbls .and stamped envelope.
Larry Medders, Ri 4, Baxley.

Clemson Okra seed, Tab. test-
ed, 80 pct. germ.; 40c lb. Special

rprice on 25 lbs. or more. Let-

ters ans. Herbert Doster, Rt. 3,
Monroe.

Arlington Sericea Lespedeza,
seed for sale. T. O. Galloway,
Doraville.

- Sound, Perkins Dwarf Okra

seed, 50c lb. Add 25c Ib .postage..

Mrs. M. H. Wilson, P. O. Box
889, Thomasville, Phone 1589.
Good, Cut

tender speckle

Short Cornfield and White half ||

runners; little Spanish Peanuts,
shelled, and good Pumpkin
seed, 50c cup. Add postage. No
checks nor stamps. Mrs. Henry
G. Parks, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Booking orders on 1955 crop
Cattail Millet, Sericea Lespe-
deza, Wheat, Iron and Clay Peas.
Germ. and Purity guar. See San-
kie Powell at farm near Wrens
or Contact M. T. Courson, Hazle-
hurst.

Seed: Cowhorn Pepper, -25c
tsp. and 3c stamp. Send 28c in
stamps or coin; also Castor Bean,
Giant Sunflower, Banana Can-
taloupe and mixed Watermelon,
10 pkg. and 3c stamp. Send
stamps or money for all. Robert
Waters, Rt. 1, Jesup.

Seed: Congo, Cannon Ball
watermelon, Rocky Ford can-
taloupe, $1.50 pt.; Cow Horn and
long Cayenne pepper, -Ponde-
rosa and Brimmer tomatoes,
Clemson spineless okra, squash,
others, 30c pkg. Prepaid; also
want Martha Washington As-
paragus crowns and-sage plants.
C. W. Page, 149 North Ave.,
N. E., Atlanta, Phone AT-6452.

_ Victory grain seed Oats, 94.94
pet., bright and sound, 5 bu.
bags, $5 FOB. J. F. Lowe, Box
Bae Fort Valley.





120 lbs. tender green Okra
seed, 50c lb.; smaller quantities,
60c lb. Grown and gathered for
seed. Julian Tyler, Rt. 3, Monti-
cello.

Good, tender bean seed; White
half runner, striped thousand to
one, ,50c cup; White rice Pop
corn, shelled 40c cup; also Calif.
Black-eye Peas, 30c lb. PP. in
Ga. Mrs. Inez Gore, Rt. 2, Rydal.

1955 crop Congo Watermelon
seed, $1 lb. M. S. McGregor, C/O
Leesburg Farm, Leesburg. |

Citron seed, 75c lb. Write for
prices om larger amts. Lawrence
Hudson, Rt. 1, Parrott.

3,000 Ibs. good Sorghum seed,
seven cents lb. Ira Pettigrew, Rt.
2, LaFayette.

1955 crop Kentucky Fescue,
99.2 pct. purity. No weed seed.
50 lb. bags, 17-1/2c lb. Roy Ray,
Rt. 3 Fayetteville, Phone 2064.

Kobe Lespedeza seed, clean,
combine run, 15c lb. FOB. farm.

No order less 100 lbs. W. W.
Mask, Sr. Rt. 1, Fayetteville,
Phone 4284. :

Old time little White, tender
half runner garden and White,
tender cut short Cornfield beans
seed, $1 cup. Add postage. Mrs.
T. H. Wade, Rt. 1, Talking Rock.

Cabbage Pea seed, Conch
Peas, White A. Peas, Starr Mil-
Jet, combine Sagrain seed. Spe-
cial prices in 100-500 and ton
lots' on request. D. A. Law,
Chula, Phone Tifton 1716-R-2.

Sericea Lespedeza, $18 CWT:
Ky 31 Fescue $16 Cwt. Both re-
cleaned and tested, also Fescue
and Sericea Hay, square bales,
$25 ton. Cecil Travis, c/o Pine
Crest Acres, Riverdale, Phone
Fayetteville, 5581.

Perkins Dwarf green Okra
seed, hand picked, 99 pct. pur-
ity, 85 pet .germ., 45c Ib. P. K.
Moore, Lakeland Rd., Valdosta.

Okra seed, bears until frost,
45c lb. PP.: also Parsley seed,
15c large pkg. Mrs. Gordon
Leatherwood, Lawrenceville.

Fresh Calif. Multiplying Beer
Seed) 20c st., or 12 st, $1 PP:
Woodley Blue, Rt. 1, Waco.

20,000 Ibs. No. 1 Brown Top
Mille seed, recleaned, tested,
seven cents Ib. FOB.; also 5,000
Ibs. recleaned and _ scarified
Sericea, 20c lb. FOB. J. Lyn-
wood Bentley, Rt. 2, Thomaston,
Phone 3697.

Tender stripped Cornfield
bean seed, 40c cup; 3 cups, $1.
Add postage. Ethel Crowe, Rt. 2,
Gainesville.

Gherkin seed, 15c tbls. PP.
Mrs. John Bell, Rt. 1, Box 230,
Alpharetta.








Clemson Spineles Okra seed,
tested, 40c lb. in 100 Ib. lots. E.
E. Lackey, 607 Clifton Rd., N.E.,
Atlanta 7, Phone EV-87 45 after
6 p.m.






Imp. long, green Okra seed,
25c cup, 5 cups, $1; also short
handled Gourd seed, 10 tbls.
Nes Horace Suttles, Rt. 1, Hart-
well. f






White multiplying. Nest and
large yellow Multiplying On- |
ions, $1.35 gal.; also White half
runner bean seeds, and old
Fashion Bunch Okra, 40c cup.
All del. Mary Ruth Phillips,
Rt. 1, Royston.

10 Smell Melon, 10 Red Bird
Yard long Bean and running
Cucumber, 10 seed, 10c; Pump-
kin seed, 25c pkg.: also Sun
Flower seed, 25c pkg. Stamped
addressed envelope for ea. Mrs.
W. Y. Summers, Rt. 2, Newnan. |

Star Millet in 100 lb. bags, re-
cleaned and tasted, $8 bag. Ed. :
E. Faircloth, Leslie.

40 bu. good Syrup Cane Seed, S
combined, thrashed, and extra
cleaned, $3 bu., at my place, 1
mi. Young Harris P. O. James T.
OSheal, Rt. 1, Young Harris.

Cowhorn Okra seed, 50 lb.;
White half runner and brown
striped bean seed, 40c lb.; also
dark Yellow Pumpkin, 25e cup,
Add postage. Mrs. Mae Turner,
Rt. 6, Gainesville.

Brown-eyed and Pole Cat
Crowders, White Black-eyed and
Brown-eyed mixed Peas, $2.25
gal.; long Purple Hull Crowder
and White lady Peas, $2.75 gal.;
also muskmelon and Cantaloupe
seed, 10c tbls. and stamped en-
velope. Tollis Blalock, Rt. 2,
Adairsville.










































Yellow Hot squash Pepper
seed, 15c pod, and 3e stamp;
25 for 2 pods. PP. Mrs. Lula
Willis, Rt. 2, Chatsworth.

1955 crop White bunch but-
ter Beans, and Peas, 3 cups,
$1.25; Col. Half runner garden
Bean Seed, good, and tender,
3 cups, $1.35. Add postage. Mrs.
Samuel Caine, Cumming.




















23> pints large, round type
Yellow meated Watermelon seed -
$1.15 PP.; dlso Okra seed, bears
until frost, 40c large cup. Mrs. _
Ancil Stewart, Rt. 2, Cumming.

Sound, bright, Roanoke Soy- |
beans, good for grain or hay,
$4.50 bu.; recleaned Brown Top
Millet; grown from Cert. Oreg-
on seed, $10 CWT. R. D. Tatum,
Palmetto. i:

Few gal. White
$1.50 gal. PP. Mrs.
Rt. 2, Alma.

Black-eyed Pea and Bunch
half runner beans, 50c lb. PP.
C. C. Wilson,. Lawrenceville.



nest Onions,
Sam Carter,









Spring Farm Land

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14. The deadline for all notices or advertisements
arriving in the Market Bulletin Office is March 1.

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Notices in the

will not be published.

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out-of-state address should

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handwriting of the sender.



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All notices will be returned or cut down to the
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All notices should be addressed to Mrs. Elizabeth

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PAGE FOUR

SEED AND GRAIN
FOR SALE



SEED AND GRAIN
FOR SALE

|



Pensacola Bahair Grass seed,
recleaned and packed -in 100
Ib. bags, germ. and purity guar.
25c Ib. All letters ans. Virgil
T. Barber, Rt. 2, Nashville.

Cantaloupe seed, choice, clean
personally selected and dried,
1-1/2 lb., $5. Mrs. W. J. Cousins,
1136 Linder Ave., Macon.

Cert. Starr Millet seed, in
100 Ib. bags, also 400 lbs. grade
seed. E. P. Drexel, Rt. 3, Tif-
ton.

Dish Rag Gourd seed, 10c
doz., 6 doz., 50c; also Garlic,
$1.25 doz. Add postage. Miss
Cecil McCurley, Rt. 2, Hartwell.

Tender Bean seeds, imp. White
half runner, little pink peanuts
beans, all 60c cup,
and free of Weevils. No checks,
nor stamps. Add postage. Mrs.
Viola Stover, Rt. B, Ellijay.

Okra seed, 75c Ib.;. yellow
Gooseneck Squash, $1 lb.; white
running Butter Beans, 30c lb.;
Congo, -$2 lb.;
Black Diamond, $1.50 Ib.; Ice
Box $1.25 lb.; imp. Jumbo Can-
50c lb.; White nest
onions, 25c lb. Add _ postage.
Mrs. C: H. Sledge, Byron.

White Creaseback and striped

stick bean seed, 50c cup; strip-f

ed Cushaw seed; also Winter
Squash and Candy Toaster seed,
10c doz. All Pumpkin variety,
Add postage. Joe B. Seedy, Rt.

5, Ellijay.

5,000 Ibs. No. 1 Sericea Les-
pedeza seed, cleaned, scarified,
new bags, purity test, 95.55;
Germ. 91.00 pct. 16 lb. P. T.

Patton Shady Dale. Phone Mon-

ticello 5123.

800 bu. Texas rust-proof Oats,
germ. 94 pct. tested; 80c bu. in
bulk and loaded; 87c bagged.
No order less 50 bu.; also, 25
bu. recleaned Iron peas in good
2 bu. bags, $4 bu. No order less
10 bu. Will ship, or del. reas-
onable distance. M. P. Minchew,
Jr., Rt. 3, Itacon, Phone 37030.

Gourd seed: big round Bask-
et, Martin and some with knots
on handle, 50c doz. and post-
age. Mrs, Letha Watson, Hig-
don.

White Half Runner garden
and brown speckled cutshort
cornfield beans, 45c teacupful.
No chks. nor money orders.
Miss Ioma Corbin, Rt. a Ball
Ground.

2,600 Ibs. Sericea Lespedeza
seed, in 100 lb. cotton bags, re-
cleaned and scarified, purity
99.62 pct.; germ. 82 pct. 12c lb.
at my place. Mrs W. C. Hill-
house, Waynesboro, phone 2300

-100 bu. combine peas, germ.
89 pct.; 4,000 lbs. Brown Top
Millet, germ. 82 pct.;~ purity
99.04 pet.: 800 lbs. Sericea seed.
All, recleaned and in new bags.
George Saxon, Rt. 1, Bowman,
Phone Hartwell 395J4.

12,000 lbs. Martins combine
Milo grain Sorghum seed, clean,
combine run, $4.50 CWT at my
farm. Will ship Frt. Col. if
money accompanies order. J.
e Bower, Rt. 1, Alma, Phone
575.

500 lb. Kobe Lespedeza seed,
recleaned, 18c lb. FOB ay farm,
Herman C. Brewer, Rt. 3, Dan-
ielsville.

Col. bunch, half runner Snap
and Half Runner White Butter
Beans, 50c cup; Pumpkin seed,
15c tbls.; Gourd seed, 15c tbls.
and stamped envelope. Mrs.
Thurman Todd, Mitchell, Rt. 2.

Ice

-Box Watermelon and

Butter-nut Squash seed, 25, 10c;.

also midget Hot Pepper seed,
strongest grown, 3 pods, 10c.
Add postage. Ralph Hill, Box
145, Maysville.

2,300 lbs. recleaned, scarified,
tested Sericea Lespedeza seed,
99.85 pct. purity; 85 pct. germ.
No noxious weed seed, bagged
in new 100 lb. sacks. Donald
Peavy, Rt. 3, Cuthbert, Phone
115-J2.

1955 crop Clemson Spineless
Green pod Okra seed, clean and
sound, 2 lb. $1. Cheaper in
Jarger lots. No order less $1.
Add postage. J. O. Wiley, Rt. 4,
Fitzgerald.

+ ten, Rt. .2, Camilla.

Good tender White half run-
ner little pink peanut and cream
6 wks. beans, 55 cup; 2 cups,
$1; White Crease Back Corn-
field beans, 60c cup; Red speck-
le Crowder and White Mush
peas, and green Okra seed, 45c-.
cup; 3 cups, $l. Add postage.
Mrs. Carl Smith, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Old fashion large White Half
Runner Bean seed, 60c cup. PP.
Miss. Mamie Anderson, Po =O:
Box 37, Ellijay.

White nest multiplying On-
ions for plantins or eating, $1.50
gal. PP. Mrs. 3. G. Hunnicutt,
Dial.

Sericea Lespedeza Seed, com-
bine_run, and planted as they
are, 18c lb. C .A. Hudson, Ral-
eigh, Phone 439-J.

Okra seed, 40c cup, or 75c
lb. PP; also 30 bu. bright, sound
90 day running Velvet Beans,
recleaned, $5 bu. FOB. John T.
Wilcher, Mitchell.

Large, round, dark rind Wat-
ermelon seed, 40, 10c; New
Hampshire Midget Watermelon
seed, 10c pkg. and self address-
ed envelope; also White nest
Onions, 1.25 gal. Add postage.
Mrs. P. E. Taylor, Rebecca.

1955 crop Brown striped half
runner beans, sound and tend-
er, $1 lb.; pure Livsey Water-
melon (will grow to 85 lbs) seed
$2 lb.; also Fla. speckled Pole
Butter beans, prolific bearers,
and 6 wks. Table Peas, 3 Ibs.,
$4PP.in Ga: MaxsicJ: M. Jones,
Grayson.

Excellent quality Brown Top
Millet (State analysis upon re-
quest) in new bags; also want
good quality Kobe or Korean
Lespedeza. If interested will exc.
Brown Top Millet seed for same.
George H. Childs, ae Ave.,
Thomaston.

White half runner oo
ee treated, 60c cup; 2 cups,
1;
Watermelon seed, 40, 25c; 100,
50c; also long Pod green Okra
seed, 40c cup. H. G. Fraser,
Rt. 3, Gainesville,

Long green Okra seed, new
seed, hand picked and shelled
extra, prolific, bears until frost
if kept cut, 50c lb. Add post-
age. Mrs. H. G. Greene, Carnes-
ville.

Pure old time Jones Water-
melon seed, $2 lb. PP. E. W.
Bellanny, Rt. 1, Carnesville.

White nest Onions, $1.50 gal.;
Beer seed, 25c good start, and
stamp self addressed envelope.
Mrs. Eunice Woody, Dial.



PLANTS FOR SALE



Red multiplying onion plants,
50c C.; also Fig plants, 50c ea.
Add postage. Mrs. W. E. Woo-

Myers and Rubel: Blueberry
bushes, 2-4 ft., 2-3 yrs. old,
from Porterfield stock. Very
healthy roots, $4 doz. FOB. E.
G. Nicholson, Allen Rd., Rt. 3;
Macon.

Tenn. Beauty and Blakemore
strawberry plants, $1 C.; 500,
$3.50; $7 M.; also Lawton Black-
berry plants, $i dozer $7.-G,
T. H. Graves, Fayetteville.

Chas. W. frost-proof cabbage
and white Bermuda onion plants
300, $1.25; 500, $1.75; $2.50 M.
postage paid; $2 M. at farm.
R. Chanclor, Pitts.

Copenhagen Mkt. Cabbage,
and Crystal Wax and Yellow
Bermuda Onion plants, 300,
$1.25; 500, $1.70; $2.50 M.
Prompt shipment guar. Mrs. Ina
Griffin, Rt. 4, Baxley.

Mastodon strawberry field
grown plants, $3.75 C. Del. Miss
ae Hamby, Rt. 3, Green-
ville ,

Kudzu Crowns, $7.50 M. FOB;
also Klondike strawberry plants,
$7.50 M. PP. W.-H, Hipp, Ho-
gansville,

Yellow Bermuda and Crystal
Wax onion and Copenhagen
Mkt. cabbage plants, 300, $1.25;
500, $1.70; $2.50 M. Prompt
shipping guar. Ina Griffin, Rt. 4,



$1.75; $2.50 M. Del. Otis Con-
| ner, Pitts.
Rooted Sage eh Catnip

New Hampshire Ice Box |}.



Baxley.

PLANTS FOR SALE







strawberry plants,
4.50: $8 M. PP. No
H. H. Smallwood,

Missionar
$1 C; 500,
chks. Mrs.
Attapulgus.

. Good, strong yellow Bermuda
-and Crystal Wax onion, also
Copenhagen Mkt. cabbage
plants, 300, $1.25; 500, $1.70;
$2.50 M. Prompt Shipping.
James Griffin, Rt. 4, Baxley.

Mtn. Huckleberry, bearing
size, also Hazlenut bushes, 25,
$2; field Blackberry and run-
ning Dewberry, 85c doz.; Yellow
Root plants, 65c doz.; Yellow
Root, washed, 4 lb. lard box full,
$1: Wild strawberry plants, 3
doz. $1. Add postage. Mrs.
Nancy Henderson, Rt. 3, Box
124, Ellijay.

Water Cress, large rooted
plants, $1 C. Add postage. Or-
ders filled promptly. Mrs. C. C.
Gentry, Rt. 3, Calhoun.

Crystal Wax and Yellow Ber-
muda Onion, also Copenhagen
Mkt. Cabbage plants, 300, $1.25;
500, $1.70; $2.50 M. Prompt ship-
menit guar. James Griffin, Rt. oe
Baxley...

Early J. and Chas. W. frost-
proof cabbage and white Ber-
muda onion plants, 60c C; 500,

plants, 10c ea.; $1 doz.; Pepper-
min plants, 50c ea.; Squash,
Pepper seeds, 10c tsp.; Curled
Mustard seeds, 15c tsp.; Old
fashion bunch Okra seed, 40c
cup. Del. Mrs. Leilar Phillips,
Rt. 1, Royston.

Mtn. Huckleberry, pees
size, 25, $2; field Blackberry
and running Dewberries, Hazle-
nut bushes, 25, $2; also Yellow
Roots, washed clean, 4 lb. lard
box, $1; Yellow Root plants, 75c
doz.; 50-75. Ib. little Rice Peas,
15 Ib. No less 10- 1b. shipped.
Add postage. Mrs. Nancy Hen-
derson, Rt. 3, Box 124, Ellijay.

Wakefield Cabbage and Ga.
Collard, 60c C.; 500, $1.50; $2.75
M.; Yellow B. and Crystal Wax
Bermuda Onions, 60c C.; 500,
$1.20: $2 IM. .PP--and prompt
shipment. H. E. Smith, Baxley.

Coastal Bermuda Sprigs, 50c
bu., or 40c per cubic ft. Special
price-on large lots. Dig every
day except Sunday. R. W. Pat-

rick, Tifton, Phone 580
Cabbage, Chas. Wakefield,
Copenhagen, and white Ber-

mudaonion plants, 500, $1.25; $2
M.; $7.50 for 5 M. Orders filled
prompt. E. L. Fitzgerald, Box
662, Fitzgerald.

Cert. sweet potato plants, now
booking, .ready last of March:.
Bunch P.R., New Ga. Red, New
Early sweeh Gold Rush. Guar.
del. on confirmed orders. L. L.
Heidt, Box 49, pores. Phone
942.

Frost-proof Gapenkacen Mkt.,
Chas. W. cabbage and white,
sweet Bermuda onion plants,
500, $1.25; $2 M; 5 M. $7.50 Exp.
Col. Mrs. eisai Stokes, Box 349,
Fitzgerald.

Cerh. Coastal Bermuda sprigs,
75 per cubic ft. (well packed).
Special price on large truck lots.
A.C.P. Purchase Orders accept-
ed. R. H. Gardner, Rt. 2, Mc-
Donough.

Klondike strawberry, 90c C;
Catnip, 40c bunch; peppermint,
40c doz.: scuppernong vine vine
cuttings, 60c doz.; Mtn. Huckle-
berry, bearing size, 60 doz.;
brown striped Half runner bean
seed, 60c cup; 3 cups, $1.35.
Mrs. Lee Hood, i. 1, Gaines-
ville.

Ga. Collard sin, grown for
large collard growers, $1 M., at
Bed, or FOB in 20-100 M. lots:
ready May, June, and July.
Book your order for quan. and
date. J. H. Davis, Rt. 2, Box 229,
Milledgeville: ;

Mtn. Huckleberry. plants, one
cent ea. plus postage; also
Guinea bean and Aligdld seed,
10c doz. and stamped envelope.
T. M. Shelnutt, Frolona.

Kudzu Crowns, rooted, 1-2 yrs.
old, $2. C.; 500, $7; $12.50 M.
Add postage. C. D. Crow, Rt. 2;

good Sericea,

Sericea Lespedeza Hay, baled

square bales, $30 ton. E. A. Bal-

Mtn.- SHueenece
berry and Blackberry, 50c doz.;
Blakemore Blackberry, 6, 50c;
also Catnip, 25 bunch. Add
postage. Mrs. Otis a
Cumming.

Strawberry lant: from Cert.
Missionary and Mastodon, $1 C
PP. Mailed damp packed. Tom
Kittle Rt 5; Carrollton.

Pure strain, large size sree
berry plants, Soe" Ces PP. Del
Damp_ paeked. Ne - Sane
Rutledge.



CORN AND SEED Ee
FOR SALE ~

a

600 bu. yellow corn, mechan-
ically picked, $1.25 bu. FOB.
Have elevator for loading truck..
Frank Pelz, Pearson.

500 bu. Corn in shuck.~Good
hard White corn, $1.50 bu. C.
S. Graves, Fayetteville, Phone
O201, ane

Old fashion White, and red
Cob field selected, hand shell-.
ed Corn, $1.50 pk., $6 bu. A. L.
McKee, Rt. 4, Box. 8d: Griffin.

Pure Hastings Super Pralitic
White seed Corn, in 100 lb. bags,
$6 bag. John Bray, Oglethorpe.

1955 crop White Corn for sale.
S. E. Jackson, Rt. 2,- Fayette-
ville; Phone 4372. > >.

25 Ibs. pure Yellow Bapeocs
Guar. for Popping or seed, $5
FOB, T. W. Hutchinson, Tem-
ple.

Corn for sale. Contact. B. J.
Coleman; Campbellton and
Cochran Rd., t. 1, Ben Hill.

300 bu. good corn, $1.50 bu.;
also 3 tons good peanut hay,
$25 ton. at my barn, 4 mi. So.
Brooklet. Mrs. J. W. Forbes,
Rt. 2, Brooklet. ory



HAY AND STRAW
(Wheat, Qats, Etc.) ~
- FOR SALE ;



1,000 bales Brown Top Millet,
2,000 bales. Johnson and Crab
Grass; $25 ton. FOB.; $30 del.,
in 3 ton lots within 30~mis
also

Straw, $15. ton. J. Lynwood
Bentley, Rt 2, Thomaston,
Phone 3697.

S

40 tons igi cae Alfalfa
Hay, $40 ton; 20 tons good Oat
Hay, $30 ton, at farm, in large
square bales. C. J. Fanin, Rt.
ae Aragon, Phone Rockmart,
5785.

20 ton baled Oat; also 50 ton
good Grass Hay, $20 ton; 15 ton
$25 ton: baled
without rain. Located my barn
5-1/2 mi. Madison. J. F. Har.
wood, Buckhead, Ba Mad-
ison, 592-J1.

also good Peanut Hay, $30 and
$22.50 ton at barn. State Hwy.
17, 50 mi. W. Savannah. P. W.
Harris, Rt. 4, Sylvania.

30 tons good Peanut ae. $20
ton, at my barn. A. L. Dale, |
Parrott, Phone 823. 3

30 tons mixed Grass ard Les-
pedeza Hay, bright and in good
square bales, $23 ton, at farm,
8 mi. Decatur. Richard Lewis,
Be Rd., oe Phone DE

300 square eles ood clean

without rain, approx. 75 lbs.
bale, $1 pale.. Exch. for beef
type calves.. My place, 10 mi.
So. Atlanta. Guy Neal Ellen-|
wood, Phone Stockbridge, 3967.

Large quantity Coastal Ber-
muda and Oat Hay. in|

lard, Rt. 3, Fayetteville, Phone
2981.

7 tons baled Oats, $30 fion, al-

son 300 bales Hay, $1 bale. Rob- |

ert E. Milford, Rt. 1, Box ce
Appling.

150 bales good Leaneden ha
Orchard .Grass Hay, 95c bale,
baled without rain, and in|
square bales. Located 20 m
No, Atlanta off 140 Hw



Gainesville.-

Cox Rd. Ralph Danga

bearing |
size, 4 doz., $10; Imp. field Dew- |.

1,000 bales bright Oat |-

Coasts Hay, well. fcuulicea, | Stockbridge 3161



~ Sev. tone Milo Hay,
bined, and rege te
twine b
barn. H.

Hay and_ bale
sale. My place, 20
on Hwy. 41. E. G. Fount
Valley :

Good Hay, sound
ton, at barn. Locate
Perry; also yellow
$1.75 bu. FOB. |
Ri 1, Perry..

Bright Hay, 1
at my barn.
ane Creek Rani

good protein and fatt
ities, $35 ton, at_
Clay, Rt. 3, Avondal
Macon, Phone 2-5117.

square bales, 70c.

10 mi. N. Athens
near Beecher Je
Jimmy Gunells, Rt.

Top. quality Coastal
and Sericea Hay tw
$30 ton, FOB barn. Thor
ler, Rt. 4, Buena- ista.

30-40 tons Hays, in rou
square bale 1
Redwine, Rt. x 2

Exra choice
Hay; also some ace
Clover, at my place, 7
Winton C. Harris, Rt.

26 bales ni W
never rained on,
farm, Will not
ans. containing st
A. S

and Johnson grass
at farm, or sa L

Winder. :

12 tons mixed
bale, at oe
oe.

-bean eed Bae
$22:50 ton for lot. }
Hay for Cows
Sut ay a

1,090, $30, re

Stockbridge.

Good quali Oa
ton; Sericea, $31
quantity other
Hiram D. Adamson,
Phone Jonesboro, 5641.

Bright Jescue Hay
ings of Seric L
muda, ave. about 50
75c bale. C
Ground,

Coastal Bi

age 80 lbs,

ed and cut

tein value,

within 150 mi. es
eerie oie co.

_ Baled Sak ;

for Sale.
Wages, Beco ins:

50c ae at
ae cottdale



stock, Phone Roswell 24





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"7 SEED "4 MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS

O FOR SALE | EQUIPMENT FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE
~ AND WANTED .
Cert. imp. Bunch PR. Copper | EGGS: SACKS:

Skin seed sweet potatoes, $4| Good shallow Leland Motors,| Quail Eggs; Blue Scaled, Mex-| 50 asst. Print Sacks, wash-

-{|bu. FOB. Money orders with
| order. M. W. Preston, Sr., Rt. 2,
: Buena astaccet. ,

| 225 bu. Cert. Ga. Red and 125

|bu. P. R. seed sweet potatoes,
-|now stored in my curing house.
| S bu. for lot; small quantities,

7 bu.; also 35 tons Cokers 100
pet. wilt resistant cottonseed,
1st yr. germ. guar. $80 ton. FOB.
|Bryan S. Walker, 403 No. Main

| St. Madison, Phone 640.

- Sweet potato seed, the new
Ga. Red, dev. by Ga. Exp. Sta-

-|tion, and the La. Gold Rush,
-|Both var. certand $5 bu. at

farm. E. Y. Stokes, Rt. 7, Ma-
con.



POTATOES & OTHER
VEGETABLES FOR SALE



100 bu. bunch Puerto Rican

ip.| cerk, seed Potatoes, now stored
-|in my curing house, $2.50 bu..
|J. M. Christian, Rt. 2,

Stock-
bridge. ;

~ Cert. Ga. red Sweet Potatoes,
10 bu. and up, $5 bu. J. W.
Aultman, Rt. 3, Macon.

- Ga. red Sweet Potatoes seed,
vine grown Cert. seed stock, $5

J.| bu. FOB. J. C. Anderson, McRae,

Phone 3446. s

150 bu. Cert. bunch Pients
Rica Sweet Potato seed. Kept
pure, from vine cuttings. D. W.
Due West Rd.,
Kennesaw, Phone Marietta, 8.

H. | 7962.

_ Rabbit-eye
$1.50; 6,

Black Mul-
also _ Bamboo

Hender-
_ Ellijay.

dling, T5G
ellow Fig cut-
Rob-

Ge

45c; Cit-
ty af a
postage
Cumimi

-Melon (re-
and banana)
y coin or 3c
1.10. M. O.
me old fash-
xed, solid and |
bse anit:



ing. |

- | tion and_ price.

Good at Gouge: Skin Puerto
Rica Potatoes, for eating or bed-
ding, $2.25 bu. My place, 6 mi.
E. Twin City, off Hwy. 80. C. A.
Oglesby, Twin City.

30-40 bu. Puerto Rica seed
_ | Potatoes, Govhk inspected. Have
made 34 crops of these potatoes.
Ressonable price. W. M. Pitts,
Sr., Rt. 4, Thomaston. ;

Cert. seed Sweet Gold Rush,

,|Early Triumph and Early Port
. | Potatoes, $3 bu.; Bunch Puerto

Rica, $4 bu.: Ga. Red, Sh bu.
FOB. M.O,. only. Wade M . Sel-
tes: Se

pall

S aeeaT? =
~(Fresh & Cured) |
a FOR SALE



Country cured meat, per lb:

dlings of Sides, 35c. Cope Cain,
Rt. 1, Murrayville.

Large Hams, wh. 40 lbs., 65c
Ib. PP in Ga. C. C. Wilson,
Lawrenceville.

~ 3 salt cured Hams, wt. 20-30
Ibs. 70c lb. Warner Bone, Rt.
3, Dallas. A

_Sugar cured Hams, 80c Ib.;
Shoulders, 55c lb. .Mrs. Willie
Turpin, Rt. 4, Gainesville. Phone
22817.

Country, ator: smoke d

meat per lb: Hams, 10-20 lbs.,

85c; eaaulders 8-14 lbs. 55c;
Sides, 10-18 lbs., 50c. Guar. a-
gainst- spoilage. Shipped COD.
Mrs. Louise T. Pope, BOF 5,
Dexter.



MISCELLANEOUS
EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
AND WANTED
rr rt
147 ft. 2 in. galvanized steel
well pipe, used very little, $60;
also brass 1-3/16 in. screw-on
type pump rod cylinder, $10.
FOB. Advise before coming. J.
A. Lovelace, 214 Shirley Dr.,

Warner Robins, Phone 2984.

Homelite power saw, with
straighh 18 in. blade, model AT:
wt. 22 Ibs. Used very little,
and excellent cond. $175 cash.
Mrs. John W. Phelps, Jr., 2264
Armond Rd., N.E., -Atlanta.

Want tools and equip. for
farm use. Write what you have,
stating cond. Must be cheap for
cash. Dalton Dykes, Rt. 3, Hazle-
hurst.

Want old fashioned 1-horse
Buggy or Surrey. State descrip-
Effie G. Me-



Knij. ee Crooked | Pine View, Rt.



Hams, 60c; Shoulders, 35e; Mid-.

well pump, half horse power $40
without tank. G. T. Dunlap, Rt.
2, Colquitt.

Want good rod type pump
jack, and pressure tank, Cheap
for cash. W. D. Gill, Rt. 2, Rich-
aland.

3 James-Way Gas Brooders,
used very little. with 3/4 in.
pipe to install, $85 for lot. G. D.
Allen, Jasper, Phone 3904.

Want Buggy in good cond,
and at reasonable price. H. E.
-Lanier, Rt. 1, LaGrange.

Set flat farm scales, wt. 400
lbs., good cond., and works ac-
curately, $35. Mrs, C. D. Whet-
chel, Sr., Cordele.

Cut-off Saw, mounted on
steel frame, practically new.
Reasonable, Millard Young, Rt.
1, Senoia.

Want 6 in. ply endless belt
for Hammer Mill, 35-50 ft., good
cond. No worn out belt. Best

| prices Roy Price, Rt. 1, Daniels-.

ville.
2 used Firestone tires, size
700x15 with tubes, - excellent

cond. Gene Adams, 836 W. Pon-
ce de Leon Ave., Decatur, Phone
CR-1891.

~ Incubator, good as new, for
sale. H. B. Montgomery, Sr.,
jal24 Meade Rd., Decatur. Phone
De 9824. ~

Used chicken feeders, 30 large
size, 30c ea.; 60 med., 25c ea.;
90 small, 20c ea. W. H. Gazaway,
Alpharetta. :

2,000 cap. Farmaster, Incuba-
tor, $50; 3,000 cap. Petersime
and 10,000: cap. Jameway Incu-
bator, $150 ea. All in good cond.
O. C. Jordan, Toccoa.

for sale. Fred Blalock, 515 Cres-
cent Ave., Chickamauga.

Want i-horse Well pump,
With pipe and foot valve or
with out it. No junk. Clem Rob-
erson, Rt. 1, Temple.

5 rolls new heavy Barb Wire
for sale. Clem Jolly, Clarkston.

|. 2,800 used Turpentine cups,

three cents ea., at my farm, 8
mi. So, Vidalia, in Center. gom- |
munity. No checks. T, W. Mc-

| Donald, Rt. 2, Vidalia. j

Tilting Arbor Bench Saw;
Jointer Planer, 2 drill Press, in-
cludes motor and stands. All in
good cond. See on Fairburn Rd.,
at Mt. Carmel School. Mrs. A.
M. ee Rt. 4, Douglasville,



MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE

ARTICHOKES:

Artichokes, 60c gal.; also
Butter peas, 35c lb. Add ae
Mrs. Estelle Payne, Rt. 3, Can-
ton.

BEE HIVE:

20-50 Bee Hives for sale at
a bargain Come see. Dr. E. H.
Hawkins, 1639 Harbin Rd., S.
W., Atlanta.

7 hives Bees \(not ih Pat.

_| hives), $6 ea. Gus Stover, Rt.

ss Ellijay.



2,100 egg cap. leer Incubator |



ican Blues, ee California

Valley, Texas Reds, Chukar,
Blond Bob White, 40c ea.;
Northern Bobwhite, 25c -ea.

Small orders accepted. R. H.
Berry, 220 Ridgeland Ave., De-
catur, Phone CR-3048.

Booking orders for hatching
eggs, Peafowl, Pheasant, Quail,
Chukar-~ Partridge, fancy Ban-
tams, Green head Mallard ducks
Game and _ Polish chickens.
Prices quoted on request. Mrs.
Helen Street, Rt. 2, 2956 Bu-
ford Hwy., Atlanta.

FERTILIZER: -
Chicken fertilizer in 100 lb.
sacks, $1 sack. Mrs. J. E. Car-

ter, Rt. 4, Box 487, Atlanta.
Phone PL 5-9237.
GOURDS.

Ornamental, medium size,

also some few Martin Gourds,
25c ea. Add postage. Mrs. Roy
T. Pruiett, Rt. 1,-Buford.

MEAT:

2 Hams, well cured, weight
around 48 lb. ea., 60c lb. FOB,
Gober Orton, Aska.

Salt cured Country Hams, wt.
about 25 lbs. ea., 90c Ib. Mrs.
Lee Hood, Rt. 1, Gainesville.

- 2 White salt cured hams, 40-
45 lbs., 70c Ib. cash. Write be-
fore ordering. C. M .Mann, Rt.
1, Box 107, Monticello. i.

8 country cured Hams, 4 ea.
large and med. size, 75c Ib. Come
after. Will not ship. Mrs. John
Brown, Rt. 4, Box 40, Blairs-
ville.

PECANS:
Any portion 300 Ibs. large
paper shell seedling Pecans,

fresh crop, 50c lb. Add postage.
Mrs. E. L. Preetorius, P. O.
Box 354, Statesboro.

-100-150 lb. Stewart; also few
Schyle Pecans. All 50c lb. and
FOB.- Cheaper in 100 lb. lots.
Henry L. Bryan, Attapulgus.

PEPPER: oe
7 yr. round, hot pepper
(Miniature Cayenne), finest

pickling peppers, 6 seed pods
or 3 of ea. 10c and stamped
self addressed envelope. R. H.
Barry, 220 Ridgeland Ave., De-
catur. ~

Cowhorn Pepper, 5 pods, 20c
small pepper, 12 pods, 20c PP.
Mrs. Martha Walker, Rt. 5, Elli-
jay.

T5e gal.;



ed, free of holes and mildew,
100 lb. cap., 30c ea. Add post-
age. Mrs- E. EH. Carroll; Jr.,
Riverda.e, Rt. 1.

Print feed bags, 100 lb. cap.3
free of holes and mildew, wash-
ed and ironed, 1-3 alike, best
quality. Cannot ship less 20.
Mrs.-Ce Ae Cauthen,: Rt ae
Powder Springs.

200 White chicken feed sacks,
100 lb. cap., 18c ea. Will ship.
COD. G. M. Wagoner, Rt. 2,
Blairsville.

SYRUP:

60 gal.
Will Exch. about 15 gal. for
big chickens. See me on 138
Hwy. No. of Stockbridge. Mrs.
Fannie Mae Simpson, Rt. 2,
Stockbridge.

ROOTS AND HERBS: .-
Yellow Root, 4 lb. lard box,

$1.30; Queen of the Meadow, 4

lb. lard box, $1.50; Wild Cherry

Bark, 4 lb. lard box, $1.25,
Noel Crump, Rt. 2, Talking
Rock. f
SAGE: 4

Home grown, shade dried
4 page, -$1.65 lbs, PP; Max =A,

Kerce, Rt. 6; Reme.. - *

BALCK WALNUT MEATS:

New
Meats, large pieces, $1 pt. Add
10c postage for each pint. Mrs.
John Brown, Rt. 1, Dewey Rose

ARTICHOKES: z

Jerusalem Artichokes, $7 bu.
or 15c Ib. Mrs. Vantelle Holl-
and, Winder, Phone 00711 after
6 p.m.

Nice red Jerusalem Artichokes
$5 bu. Nice for pick-
ling or planting. No mail orders.
Miss Evelyn Sockwell, 1 Lake-
shore Dr., Avondale Estates,
Phone DE-7747.

BAMBOO ROOTS:

Large Bamboo Roots, 50c
Ib. Add postage. Denver Holl-
and, 606 College St., Carrollton

FEATHERS:

50. Ib.- second hand feathers,
50c Ib., at my home. Will not
ship. Mrs. W. A. Weathers, Rt.
3, Rossville.

FERTILIZER:

Chieken Compost, excellent
quality, by the bag or truck
load. Del. West side Atlanta. L.
E. Widney, 3850 Bakers Ferry
Rd., S. W., Atlanta 11, Phone
PL-3-9005.







Post Office.



Social Security
for
Farm Operators

Did you have a profit of at least $400 from your farm
during 1955. If you did you are building Social. Securiiy
protection for yourself and your family ...

Provided

You make your fax returns now.
Income Tax Form 1040 which you may secure from your
nearest Internal Revenue Office.
- eards and benefit information from your nearest Social
Security Office. You can get the address from your local

Use Schedule F and

Secure account number

Sugar Cane Syrup.

erop. Black Walnut







to you.









ores
MARKS AND BRANDS REGISTRATION

At the 1955 session of the General Assembly the marks and
brands law was amended to provide for registering with the Com-
missioner of Agriculture your mark or brand of livestock.

If you desire to register your mark or brand, you may write
our Department for application, and all necessary forms will be mailed

There is no cost for this registration except the recording fee
to the Ordinary of the County in which your cattle are located.

PHIL CAMPBELL,
Commissioner of Agriculture

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PAGE SIX MARKET BULLETIN ,
MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS | CATTLE FOR SALE- HOGS FOR SALE
FOR SALE WANTED Bot -
Reg. Hereford Cattle, young} Purebred Hampshire gilts and
EGGS: PLANTS: bulls, sired by HV Baca Baron | boars, reg. 8-10 wks. old, $25

4 White Chinese Goose eggs,
del. $1; beyond third zone,
$1.10. Miss Jennie Hogan, Rt.
2, Box 216, Lincolnton

Selected Parmento Red eggs,
from prize flock, $2.50 setting
of 15. Will not ship. Mrs. A.
R. Bailey, 489 Pine St., Hape-
ville.

\ GARLIC:

Garlic, the little kind for eat-
ing, or seasoning 25c doz.; also
Black Haw, 50c lb. Add post-
age. Mrs. Cleve Gilbert, Rt. 1,
Clermont.

GOURDS:

Large short handle Martin
Gourds, 50c ea. Seed, 25c pgk.
F. A. Smith, 4703 Kensington
Rd.; Avondale Estates.

Martin and Dipper Gourds,
25c.ea.; larger. sizes, 50c ea.;
small mixed, five and ten cents
ea.; Gourd seed, $1 cup; 25c
pkg.; also Ice box Watermelon
seed, 25c pkg. Add postage.
Mrs. W.-E. Wooten, Rt. 2, Ca-
milla.

3 extra large uncut Gourds
for sale. L. E. Morgan, Rt. 4,
Box 717, Waycross.

LARD:

Fresh, home made Tard, for
sale. Contact. Thurman Todd,
Mitchell.

PEANUTS:

Imp. Spanish Peanuts, 2 in
hull, for eating or planting,
35c ee $2 pk. (of 6 Ibs.), at my
home, 2 mi. E. Bowersville. Will
not ship. di. PL White, Rt: 1,
Bowersville.

PEPPER:

2 gal. Red Hot Pepper, shade
dried, 1955 crop, $1.50 gal. Mrs
Sam J. Phillips, Rt. 1, Royston

TUNG OIL TREES: -
Small Tung Oil trees also big;
red June Plum trees, 10c ft.
plus postage. Mrs. Viola Brady,
Bt; Cairo:

ROOTS AND HERBS:

Yellow Root, 4 lb. lard box,
$1; also white half runner bean
seed, 50c cup. PP. Mrs. Abe
Geble, Rt. 2, Talking Rock.

SACKS:

Print feed sacks, washed,
ironed, free of holes, 223 alike,
3, $1.15, or 40c ea. Add post-
age. Mrs. Boyd Johnson, Cherry
Log.

SAGE:

Home grown, shade dried
sage, $1:65 lb. postpaid. Max
L. Kerce, Rt. 6; Rome.

TURKISH TOBACCO:

Turkish Tobacco, $1 lb. for
small leaves, or 80c ib., for
large leaves. D. L. Fortson, Rt.
5, Elberton.





MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED
BEESWAX:

Want any amount Ancoae:
State price; and amt. Leroy
Shumans, 407 Jefferson Stz
Hazlehurst,

CORN:

Want 200 bu. White or Yel-
Jow Corn. No weevils. Will pay
$200 for lot. Del. to my barn.
A. W. Sewell, 2006-10th Ave.,
Columbus.

FEATHERS:
Want 2 lb. clean new or slight-
ly-used Goose feathers, without

hard quills. Reasonable. Thos.
J. Braswell, 4241 Ave, S.W.,
Cairo.

FIG SPROUTS:

Want large, well rooted: Fig
Sprouts. Mrs. Ruby Grove,
3575 Boulder Park Dr., S.W.,
Atlanta, 11, Phone PL-8-1239.

MANURE: ;
Want fresh horse Manure,
from grain fed horse. Want 10

yrds. now, will need more later.
James Carpenter, 88 Tate St.,
Elberton, Phone 172.

PEAS AND POST: *
Want 4 bu. Unknown stock
Peas; also 150 Locust fence post,

6-1/2 ft. long, 4 in dia. Johan
D. Anderson, Box 323, Dalton.
PEPPER:

Want Cowhorn hot Pepper.
Advise. Mrs. Bill Gilstrap, Rt. 1;
Chickamauga.



Want 2-3 doz. sweet Avalon
Button Sweet Pepper plants for
small garden. Write and I will
return stamps. D. M. Tibbott,
113 So. Jackson St., Fitzgerald.

SEED: :
Want dishrag Gourd seed; al-

so Peppermint plants, Write
first. Letters ans. Mrs. D. A.
Dunaway, 705 Reed St., Way-
cross.

Want some Weeping Willow;
also Sucker Tobacco seed.
Claude Thomas, Blairsville.

Want 200 lb. recleaned Ko-
rean Lespedeza. Quote best
price. Fred Glenn; c/o Bent-
willow Farms, Carlton, Phone
3292.

TREES:

_Want old time Honey and
White Eng. Peach trees. White
meat and red cheek; also Nec-

torenes, State price and size.

W. S. Blomeley,

YEAST:

Want some old fashion home
made Yeast, the kind you save
a portion ea..time for future use.
Mrs. Eula D. Denman, Rt. 1, Box
81, Alpharetta.

CORN:

Want local, yellow, White or
mixed Corn in shuck or shelled.
R. B. Curtis, Wrayswood Rt.,
Farmington, Phone Madison
2603.

HAY:

Exch. Reg. Angus bull or heif-
er, for 8 tons good, bright Hay,
prefer Coastal Bermuda. W. T.
Torgeson, C/O Whistle Top
Farm, Cornelia.

Want 2,500 lbs. ea., Kobe Les-
pedeza and Korean Lespedeza.
State price del. to Colonial Here-
ford Farm. Joseph C. Patchen,
1050 Katherine Streef, Augusta.

MEAT:

Want 10-12 lbs. tender mid-
dling Meat, cured this season in
White, also price on Hams and
Shoulder. Give full particulars,
age, cond. of hog,Etc. H. P. Mal-
com, Rt. 2, Box 47, Social Circle,
Phone 3346.

Want 10-15 Ibs. middling
meat, cured thisseason and not
smoked.. Mrs. Lewis Cromer,
615-9th Ave. Thomaston.

ONIONS:

Want some white shallo{ On-
ions. If possible send samples.
Mrs. Doster, Rt. 1, Warren.

ROOTS AND HERBS:

Want some Ginseng and Gol-
denseal. Contact. Robert W.
Cramer, Rock Spring.

TREES (CHESTNUT):

Want 2 Japanese Chestnut
trees for Feb. Del. Write first.
Mrs. Ed Harper, 811 Ocmulgee
St., Fitzgerald.

a

Rt. od; -Plaims:



CATTLE FOR SALE



Reg. polled Hereford bull, 8
mo. old, with papers, $150. M.
B. Welsh, Rt. 2, Heath Rd,
Macon

Offering at private treaty,
small, very select herd of reg.
polled Hereford cattle, built on
Rollo Dam and other top blood-
lines. J. H. Knight, c/o Jas-
mine Hill Cattle Ranch, Rt. 2,
Franklin.

Reg. 4-1/2 old Aberdeen Ang-
us Cow, to calve in April. Guar.
in every respect. Good produ-
cer and bred to 1800 Ib. bull,
papers transferred, $200. C. E.
McLeroy, Rt. 2, Colbert,

Good milch cow, good milk-
er, giving 3 gal. daily, very
gentle, and third calf, $125. J
C. White, Jonesboro.

30 Black Angus Steers, 400-

600 lbs. for sale. P. E. Doster,
Sr., Abbeville.
Dbl. reg._polled bull, 7 mo.

old, deep red and well marked,
blocky built type, Grandson of
Herd Adv. Dam., 31, $150. my
place. Roy Goddard, Lithonia,
Phone 2672

Reg. Hereford cattle, horned
type, bulls and heifers, 6-8
mos. old, $100 ea.; bred. cows,
$200 ea. Cecil Travis, % Pine
Crest Acres, Riverdale. Phone
Fayetteville 5581. g



and WMF Blanchard Mold, top
prospects; also few choice heif-
ers. Mrs. W. A. Ward, Jr.,.%
Ward Meade Farm, Paper Mill
BiG, ia: 3, Marietta, Phone 8-
8772,

Guernsey milch cow with
third calf 4 mos. old; also 7 mo.
old Jersey heifer, $200 for lot

John T. Oliver, Rt. 3, Hawkins-

ville. ;
Fine polled short horned

bulls, 7-10 mo. old, $125 to

$150. All are reg. and ready to
go Burt Bennett, Rt. 3, Moul-
trie

Sev. good Holstein heifers,
freshen within 2 to 4 wks. J.
P. Simpson, Buffington Rd.,
College Park. Phone PO-6859

2 Reg. Guernsey male calves,
3 mos. and 3 wks. old, good
blood lines. H. W. Thurmond,
Farmington.

Reg. Aberdeen Angus cows
with calves at side, bred and
open heifers, young bulls, and
a iv yr. old proven bull. Sell,
or trade heifers for reg. sheep.
C. C. Nix, Alpharetta. Phone
2594.

Fine Jersey milch Cow, fresh
in, giving 4 gal. milk daily,
extra good quality, bgt Her-
man C. Brewer, Rt. 3, Daniels-
ville. ;

2 reg. short legged, Angtis
Bulls, blocky type, one 21~mo.
old, other 7 mo. old. Excellent
young herd sires, 5 generation
of papers furnished on ea.; also
gaited 800 lb. saddle horse,
bridle and saddle, with 3 point
hitch. Excellent for women or
children. Melvin Moon, Ros-
well Rd., Rt. 2; Marietta, Phone
8-2943.

5 good reg. polled Hereford
bulls, of Advance Domino
breeding. Range from 10-12
mo. old, all halter broken and
ready for service. Horace B.
Smith, Dalton, Phone 1506-J-2.

Reg. black Angus bull, wt.,
1,300 lbs., gentle, with papers,
$250,at my barn. F. T. Chamble,
Midvale Rd., Tucker, Phone
CR-2867 nights. :

Reg. Aberdeen Angus bull,
3 yrs. old, wt. around 1,400 lbs.,
excellent condition, perfect for
heavy service. Leonard Stone,
Alpharetta, Phone 4578.

Reg. Snow White polled Short
Horn bull, ready for light ser-

vice, $200. F. W. Godbee, Way- e

nesboro.

3 Attifically sired reg., young
Guernsey bulls, from high milk
producers, ready for service.
F. H. Bunn, Midville.

Purebred roan, blocky type,
Short Horn bull, 9 rho. old,
not reg., 20c lb. Frank . Pelz,
Pearson.

Purebred reg. Black Angus
bull, Envious 33 of Fra-Mar,
aggressive proven sire; also
purebred unreg. polled Hereford
bull, for sale or trade for bulls
of equal value to keep from
inbreeding. N. A. Jelks, or
Hinesville.

Santa Gertrudis bulls and
heifers, King Ranch Founda-
tion stock, $175 up. Contact Joe
A. Gayle, % Malatchie Farms,
P. O. Box 19, Perry, Phone 402.

8 Dairy heifers, 3 yr. old,
Guernsey, Jersey, Holstein, and
crossed. All butt-headed, fresh
| with first calves last March.
J. C. McLeod, Rt. 2, Odum.



HOGS FOR SALE



8 cross Hampshire and Duroc
(half ea.) pigs, 8 weeks. old, $8
ea, at my farm; also 40 bu.
Cane Seed, $3 bu. F. W. Collins,
Rt 2, Box 49, Blairsville.

e

Reg. Tamworth Hogs, excel-
lent col. confirmation, free of
disease, young males, open and
bred gilts. Males are select.
Reasonable. Charles Baldwin,
Suwanee.

Litter, 9 males and 1 female,
8 males for sale, 125 lbs. or
more, $40 ea. del., or 2 unrelat-
ed females, $40 ea., or will del
the 3 for $110. H. Wy ee
Baxley.

ea. FOB. Hilton E. Davidson,
Rt. 2, Glenwood,

stock, 10 wks. old, $15 ea. with-
out papers. All thrifty and from
litter of 11. Alfred Hogg, Rt. 2,
LaGrange, Phone 4515.

Reg. big bone Guinea pigs,

ished, $25-ea. at farm; $30 crated
and shipped. PP in Ga. Luther
C. Holland, Rt. 1, Byromville.

3 SPC gilts from FFA pig
chain, reg. in buyers name, $25
ea. A. E. Hughey, Rt. 1, Fair-

mount, a

Purebred Duroc Hogs,
sex, 5 mo. old, $25 to $35 ea.;
bred gilts to farrow now, life

master and Foundation stock.
anes furnished. M. M. New-
ome, Sandersville, ; :

Several Reg. PC boar pigs,

Op. 3s Tifton.

Reg. broke nose Berkshire
pigs, Four Oaks and Magnoila
bloodlines, $25 ea., with papers
at my farm. Henry E. Rainey,

| Rt. 4; Box 259, Lawrenceville.

20 corn fed hogs, wt. 175-200
lbs. stated inspected, and del.,
25c lb. F. T. Chamblee, Midvale
Rd., Tucker, Phone CR-2867
nights and Sunday only. ee

Purebred Duroc Jersey pigs,
both sex, fine cond., well devel-
oped for age. J. J. Waters,
Louisville, Phone 3271.

Oats, Corn. J. B. Whitfield,

DI- 4770. uae

Se

5 mo. old Shoats, cross be-
uueer big. bone Guinea and
Durock Jersey, $8 to $10 ea.
Will not ship. Mrs, J. W. a
Rt. 1, Hortense. teen

6 wks. old OIC and SPC cross
pigs, castrated and warmed,
ready to grow, ready Feb. 15,
$8. Dwight Kirby, Fayetteville,
Phone 4691. _

Purebred Hampshire, 18 mo.
old stock hog, wt. 300 lbs. E. G.
Whitmire, 805 So. Pond St.,
Toccoa. ~ + ft

_ Duroc pigs, 8 wks. old, Chol- |}

11 reg. Hampshire pigs, both
sex, 6 wks. old, from champion
stock, .$8 ea., 2,.$15; Shoats, wt.
200 Ibs., $25 ea.; also some
young heifers, to freshen soon.
Carl Smith, Ris; Ellijay.

Sev. fine open gilts, big bone
Black Guinea hogs, from reg.
stock, well built and heavy pro-
ducers, 150 lbs. up. No papers.
Sell one or all for Mkt. price.
Come after. W. M. Gay, Abba,
Rt. 3, Box 295-D, Fitzgerald. +

Reg. Tamworths,
boars and gilts (first litters due
March 6). J. S. Davis, Abba,
Rt. 3, Fitzgerald, Phone 6541.

Fine Tamworth male Hogs, 5
and deep. bodies. Can furnish

Milton, Baxley.
8 purebred nannuiate pigs,

16 wk. old Feb. 15, $10 ea. A. R.

Roberson, Rt. 1, Temple.

12 purebred Duroc pigs, 75-
100 lbs. ea., $15 ea., at my place;
also males and gilts; and a
milk goat. T. M. King, 24 Truiett
St., Blackshear. -

Purebred Duroc pigs, blocky
type, best of bloodlines, can be
reg. in buyers name, $15 ea.,
or $25 for pr. when 6 wks. old
and buyer pay for reg. fee. O.
: Patterson;: Rt: 4, Box +35;
Ty Ty.

18 good pigs, 7 wks old, $10
ea.; reg. Hampshire boar, 16
mo. old, wt. 450 Ibs., excellent
producer, $50. FFA member.
Jerry McElhannon, Rt. 1, Beth-
Jehem. |

25 Hampshire pigs,
selected: sows, reg. in buyers
name, ready Feb. 15.-See at my
farm. R. Moote Smith, Wash:



ington. _ < ae



7 Duroc males, from quality

treated and with papers furn-|r

both ;

treated, wt. 400 Ibs:, $100. Wave-|

3 mo. old, $30 ea. EL P. Drexel, |

Pigs for sale or trade for|

Bouldercress Dr., Atlanta, Phone

era treated, $20 ea. with reg.'

papers. M. F. Peterson, 4070 :
McAfee Rd., Decatur, Phone
DE-8613, >

unrelated |.

mo. old, litter of 14, extra long}

papers. See, $25 ea. Mrs. A. V.|_

out of}.







Bred sows, silts
and open- gilts,

yr. old, brown
tail,

Patterson, Lenox.
Purebred re

Bargain. JY
View Farm, A

g. SPC. male

Jonesboro. -

-Extra fine reg.
shoat, farrowed,

100 Ibs., mea

ous Ease ake
Ga, Perfect
herd boar, ae
Papers in buyer
Ferguson, Rt sf

Dark Red Du a1
med. blocky type,
treated, reg. in
$25 ea.; servic
ea., also bred
Charles W. Welcl

pion bloodiines
1 mi. Alto. Keith

7-42 nek pigs,
for sale. John
Box 88, Abbevilli

idahGs 0. Mac

5-8 mo. old
row about

with average
Reasonable; also |

bull, 18 mo. o
land, Rt. 1, aon

OIC breedi
short nose, -
bred gilt to fa
National -

Will reg. in buyers
and crate. Paul
Commerce.



shire pigs, 6
$35 for lot. Ro
Waleska. | %



crated and ship
in buyers nam
Gilts, $25.
Vandiver Bs
non.

30 OIC pigs, -
23: and 27, $10




















- POULTRY FOR SALE









POULTRY FOR SALE





Do FOR SRLE



Ringneck Pheasants, $2.50 ea.;



45,| Rt. 3, Lithonia.



















e, Rt. 2, Fair-






Mare, approx.
, gentle, and












, Rt. 1, Box
Springfield,




















8 yrs. old, wt.
k anywhere,



sale.
Rt. 2, Marietta. |.
ire, spirited but
Tenn. Walking

iding animal,
th 6 yrs. old,
sman, c/o Frui
ville.

ter horse stud
reg. Palomino
broke, excellent
consider trade
ntle mare pony.
ley, c/o Windy
ynesboro, Phone




















3181.












Saddle horse,
work anywhere,
ace, on 78 Hwy.
L. A. Ellington,







work anywhere,
e. R. S. Collins,







s: Na
se, wt. 850 lbs.,
2 or saddle
sound and safe
fast walker, no
cash. My place,

le, on Homer-
ight Rd. M. D.
























working. Mule,
r good, gentle,
good steer, wt.
ke to work. J.



| 4-1/2 mi.

M. Kane,

og Pric

| Small Mare Mule, 7 yrs. old, |.
good cond. and work anywhere.
.|Sol Summers, 2240 Miller Rd.,

| Good Mare Mule, 900-1,000
no.| Ibs.; also good 1-horse wagon,

| used very little, Corn Planter,
j-horse turner, plowstock, fert.
m.| disc. $150 for lot. My place
i Meanesville. D. E.
tr., | Nicholson, Rt. 1, Zebulon.

5 nice Shetland pony mares,
| 9-4 yrs. old, $1,500 for lot. Jess
| Holhook, Jonesboro, Phone 6771.

Black Gelding, 5-6 yrs. old,
650-700 Ibs., gentle enough for
children, $70. Richard Corbitt,
Rt. 1, Alma.



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

ee EEEEEEREnEmEER

Grey and White Rabbits, 4
bucks and 4 does, (all bred),
$1.50 ea., or lot, $10 FOB, Joel
Dailey, Rt. 2, Alto.

NZ Red, Black and Gray
Chinchillias. Can not ship. Mrs.
L. E. Watkins, 3810 Adamsville
Dr., S.W., Atlanta, 4, Phone PL-
5-0229.

Pair Black male Rabbits, 3
mo. old, $3.50. Will ship. Mrs.
Marie Holland,
Dalton.

About 50 Rabbits NZ White
and NZ White and Belgium
cross. Reasonable. Clem Jolly,
Clarkston,

Coogler Rd.

5 White NZ Does, all bred, $5.
ea.; Juniors, $5 pr. Ship any-
| where. Letters ans. John Fields,
1018 W. Poplar St.,- Griffin,
Phone 3682 after 6 p.m. .

NZ White Bucks, $3-$5; Does,
bred or open, $4-$7. Excellent
quality, 7-12 mo .old; als Want
to hear from someone who has
Angora Wool Rabbits.
price, wt. age, and breeding.
C. W. Page, 149 N. Ave., N. E.,
Atlanta 8, Phone AT-6452.

_ 3 breeding prs. reg. So. Am-
-erican Chinchillas (not rabbits),
2 pr. already bred; also 3 three.
mo. old males. C. J. Garrett,
323 Laurel St., Bremen, Phone

~ Rabbits, all colors, nice stock,
some bred, $2.50 a.; not bred,
$2 ea. Add postage.
Rt. 1, Buford.

25 So. American Chinchillas | $
(not rabbits) for sale. Dr. T.
2 117 Fifth St.,
Atlanta 8. Phone VE 2755.



SHEEP AND GOATS

FOR SALE



2 goats, nannie, fresh in last
week, and male. Sell both cheap.
F. T.. Chamblee, Midvale Rd.,
Tucker, Phone CR-2867.

Milk-Goat, good stock, fresh-
en March 21, $20. J. H. Allen,
Rt. 1, McRae, (at Towns). p

- 10 Guinea type goats, $40 ea.,
or $38 for lot, FOB, or del..
within 100 mi. radius for $48.|No. 2592, after 6:30 P. M. week
R. A. Cravey, Rt. 1, Milan.

es Paid At Various Markets

? | Sharpsburg, Phone Newnan merville, 2502 Washington Rd.
S60 tee Augusta.
TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,
GEESE, ETC.:

Static

Roy Pruitt,

NE,

few Chukar quail, $3 ea. Ship-
ped Rwy. Exp. Col. Mrs. Tom
Whitehead, Rt. 1, Wilkerson
Mill Rd., Palmetto.

Large No. Bobwhite quail,
early 1955 hatch, excellent

10 goats;.4 weathers, 4 males,
2 nannies (1 fresh), for sale
(erate light), or exch. for big
yearling; also 5 mules, 6-9 yrs.,
850-1000 lbs. Sell or exch. for
yearlings. J. F. Wellborn, Rock
Spring. ; . breeders, $2 ea.; few large Chu-
13 Goats, $50 for lof, at my| kar Partridges, $3 ea.; also
barn. Paul H. Walton, Rt. i,|Spring and Summer del. on
Rome. quail and Chukar eggs and

chicks. Shipped Rwy. Exp. Col-
7 Goats, 3 grown, 4 young, $25

E c 25} lech Cliff Purcell, 217 Mt.
for lot, my place, on Silver Hill, Vernon Dr., Decatur, Phone DE-
Rd.; first house East Howell Dr. | 4238, :

T. -Jo Coker,; Silver: Hill Rd.,

Stone Mountain, Phone 6863. 1955 hatch Blue Peafowl, $25
* pr. FOB Z. L. Lee, Red Oak.

Few mated and working pr.
Trumpeter Pigeons, $2 pr. K. K.
Kight, Kite.

1955 hatch Pheasants, 2-3 pr.
Golden, few pr. Amherst, $7.50
pr.; also Reeves Hens, $5 ea.
C. Whit Turner, McDonough.

Blue Peafowl, 1955 hatch, $25
ea, also mature Golden Pheas-
ants, $15 pr. D. Kennedy, Rt. 2,.
Quitman.

125 pr. Bob White quail, $4
pr. Mail check for birds with
orders, Express charges C.O.D.
or with order. Frank Sauls, 109
W. 7th. St., Tifton.

Purebred Southern Bob White
quail, first hatch last year, $5
pr. Supply limited. R. A. Sum-

3 fine young males, and 1
Doe goat, 6-7 wks. old, from
very fine milkers. W. L. Mc-
Culley, Rt. 4, Box 26, Austell,
Phone 2127.

150 Goats, $2.75 ea. My place,
5 mi. No. Lyons, on U. S. Hwy.
1.:J. S.- Todd, Rt: 2, Lyons,
Phone 5871.

Fresh Toggenburg milk Goat.
Reasonable price. Will not ship.
Silas Snipes, Commerce.


2 goats, both sex, 1 yr. old
in May; also good mule, wh.
950 Ibs., good worker. W. W.
Massey, Rt. 1, Old Fairburn Rd.,
College Park, Phone PO-6-3796.

12 Extra fine Ram Sheep,
Hampshire-cross, Bill. Reed, c/o
Rolling Meadows Farm, Rt. 1,



POULTRY FOR SALE
Pr. Blue Geese, $4 or $2.50 ea.

| Miss Evelyn Moore, Rt. 1,
Cataula.
11 purebred Muscovy Ducks,

$15 or $2.50 pr. Add postage. Vi
E. Tench, Rt. 2, Alto.



PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS,
PIGEONS, QUAIL, ETC.:
Bobwhite quail, mated for
breeding, $2.50 pr.; also Game
Bantams, hens and roosters, $1
ea. J. T. Owens, Sr., Rt. 2; Cov-

ington. 5 White Pekin Ducks and 2

Drakes, $10. FOB. No checks.
John Jones, Rt. 2, Chatsworth.

3 tom turkeys for breeders,
young, B.B. Bronze, $8 ea. Wil-
liam R. Combes, Rt. 1, Milledge-
ville, Phone Macon 58938.

3 purebred Rose Comb 5. L.
Wyandotte Cocks, 1955 hatch,
$2.50 ea.; also eggs, $1.75 per
15. Insured and PP. Docia Har-
ris, Lula. s

Pr. Geese; White Chinese
Gander and Tolouse Goose, $4
ea., or $7.50 pr. Will not ship.
Mrs. M. Ritz, Cambellton Rd.,
Fairburn.

12 large White Pekin Ducks,
all hens, some laying, $2 ea.
Frank L. Bray, 3255 Bloomfield
Dr., Macon, Phone 3-5184.

6 White Guineas, young and
: _ |old, mixed sex, $1.75 ea. John
with Pedi- |S. Paden, 1256 So. Moreland
Ave., Atlanta, Phone DI-7401.

Few prs. Auto-sexed White
Kings, $6 pr. A. J. Whalen, 315
S. 5th St., Griffin.

45 Ringneck Pheasants, about
half are hens, 1955 hatch, $2
ea. at my home. C. R. Cole,
Carnesville. 4

Chukar Partridges, large
birds, $7.50 pr. FOB. D. C. Col-
lier, Barnesville, Phone 73.

100 Chukar quail, $2.50 ea,
some of best. breeder stock. test-
ed. A. M. Royal, Arabi, Phone
ADB2. *

Large Bobwhite quail, $4:50
pr.; 10 pr. Chukar Partridge,
8 pr.; also 15 N. H. Red hens,
1955 hatch, $1.75 ea.; N. H. Red
Rooster, $2.50. Ship Exp. Col.
O. Carter, Sr., 2075 Butner Rd.,
Ben Hill, Phone PL-3-7946.

Racing Homers
grees, best of bloodlines, proven
stock birds in E. Lang Millers
and Tofts. Reasonable. All let-
ters ans. E. A. Fennell, 1351
Springer St. Columbus.

BANTAMS: Old Eng. and Mod-
ern B. B. Red. Game, Old
Eng. Silver Duckwing Game,
Mille Fleurs, Modern Birchen
Game, Moder Silver Duckwing
Game; also R. I. Reds and white
Leghorns.
302 S. Harris St., East Point.

75 Northern quail, $1 ea. Har-
old Cleveland, Rt. 1, Bowers-
ville.

Northern Bob White Quail,
$3 pr.; few Chukars, $6 pr. C. L.
Cawthon, Riverdale, phone Jno.

20 Brown Leghorn Bantams
Hens, 1955 hatch and 2 nice





Bantams roosters,
stock, $2 ea. T: W. Nations, 1490
Willis Mill Rd., S. W., Atlanta

B. H. Holsomback, |

Sac! We Te end de ed
from show

11, Phone PL-3-5689.

5 Bantam Roosters, 3 fryer
size and 2 one yr. old. Cheap.
Cannot ship. W. J. Morris, Rt.
4, Moultrie.

W.C. Black Polish Bantams,
$5 pr.; 2 pr. and extra female
in Pigmy Pouter Pigeons, $3.
Sell all or none. Fred Blaylock,
515 Crescent Ave., Chickama-
uga.

1 pr. purebred S. C. feather-
ed legged Buff Orphington ban-
tams, $5; 2 hens, laying, $6;
10. Roosters, $15; 20 Roosters,
$25; also purebred Buff Orph-
ington setting eggs, $1.50 doz.;
2 doz., $2.75. Add postage. Mrs.
V. M. Johnson, Shellman.

Purebred White Cornish '
Roosters, 20 mo. old, $2 and
$2.25 ea.; White African Gui-
neas, early layers, $2 ea.; pure-
bred Golden Sebright Bantams,
$2 ea., $5 trio; also Ringneck
Pheasants, $2.50 ea. Mrs. O. L.
Craft, Rt. 2, Lavonia.

8-10 Game Stags, good stock,
Roundhead - Ginn Gray Cross
Clipper and Blue, 8-12 mo. old.
Will trade. RF H. Zarnest, 2380
Campbellton S. W., Atlanta,
Phone PL-3-7245.

Two Game cocks and pullets,
Yr. old Blue and Black Round-
heads. Letters ans. W. H: Pil-
grim, Rt. 3, Dallas.

Roundheads, Lundy-Sanders,
(all alike), 2 to 6 hens, $2.50 ea.

| young cockerel, $5 Stock from
| Originators. R. R. White, Rt. 3,

So. Ave., St., Elmo, Tenn. (tesi-
dent of Walker County, Ga. P.
O. in: Tern.)

2 Dark Cornish roosters and
1 pullet, 1955 hatch, $2 ea. J.
M. Daniel, 803 Fernwood Dr.,
East Point. Phone PO-7-1193.

20 pure Dark Cornish pullets
and 2 cockerels, large, big bone
type, $40 at farm. H. W. Thur-
mond, Farmington.

Pit game cocks, $15 pair; 8
hens, $25; 6 stags, half Law
Gray, and half Chippers, $20 or
$4 ea.; 4 Gray pullets, $12. No
COD. Money Order. L. O. Ben-
efield, Rt. 1, at Fish Creek,
Cedartown. _

Want pr. ea. purebred yel-
low, feathered legged Buff Or;
pingtons and black Japanese
Silies, Bantams, also 10 mixed
Bantam hens. Will come after.
Mrs. G. D. Rosenthal, 420 Ray
St., Griffin.

CORNISH, GAMES, GIANTS:
12 purebred Red Claret Game
| Stags, 9 mo. old, $5 ea., 2, $9
PP. Virgle Patterson, % Ed.
Blankenship, Rt. 1, Ramburst.

3 Hopkinson, single mated,
Warhorse Stags untrimmed,
high station, $20 or $7.50 ea.;
also Eggs, $5 per 15. Ed
Cambron, 120 Woodland St.,
Cedartown.

Games: Purebred Claret or
Shawl Cock and hen or Pullet,
$15; Stags pure Clarets, Sid
Taylors Allen Roundhead, 1/2
Claret, 1/2 Dom and Albany
hen and Stag, $10. I. J. Eskew,
Rt. 1, Box 25, College Park,







Roosters, $20 at my place. L.

days. M. Bonner, Rt. 1, Buchanan

Phone PO-7-1968.













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PAGE EIGHT .

Woods Burning Advice

(Continued from Page 1)

fires, reduce losses when wild fires do
occur, reduce damage from certain tree
diseases, increase pine seed germination,
and.-in certain specific areas enable a
landowner to do a better job of tree plant-

ing.





burning:

The forester lists four reasons for
control of
brown spot needle blight, seedbed prepa-
ration, and preparation of planting site.
He pointed out that burning should
be done when trees are dormant, soon
after a rain, when there is a cool, slow
vind from a northerly direction and when
the weather is cold.
woods when the wind is calm because
heat will go straight up and the Dames |

rough reduction,

Never burn the

or

are Presented.



Wan also are Gaeiechd
and information of ay) B






POULTRY FOR SALE

LIVESTOCK WANTED

FARM HELP WANTED

| FARM HELP WANTED



Pure Cornish, Bulldog type,
Rooster and 7 hens, $18, at
my place. Frank Beasley, Stap-
Jeton.

BANTAMS:

2 purebred Golden Sebright
Bantams hens, $6 or trade for
trio, purebred R. I. Red Ban-
tams, near Atlanta. Larry J.
Hix, 642 Atlanta Ave., SE., At-
lJanta, Phone DI-6746.

Golden Sebright and B. B.
Red O. E. Games, $5 pr.; Jap
White Silkie females, $2.50 ea.
E. I. Wix, 331 Josephine St. N.
E. Atlanta 7. Phone WA 0566.

Young, purebred, laying,
feathered legged S. C. Buff
5 pr., 2
12 rodsters, $20, 2
for $4; also eggs, $2.50 doz.;
2 doz. $4, 4 doz., $7.50. Add
postage. Mrs. V. M. Johnson,
Shellman.

LEGHORNS (WHITE,
BROWN, BUFF):

7 Brown Leghorn Pullets and
one Rooster, 9 mo. old, $12.
Add postage. Paul Mallett, Rt.
2, Chatsworth

75 White Hybred hens, about
18 mo. old, laying, 40 Durrs
White Pullets, 3 mo. old, also 3
Indian Game hens and one
Rooster. Clem Jolly, Clarkston

MINORCAS:

Giant S. C. Black Minorca
breeding Cockerels, 1 yr. old,
$5 ea.; Giant Black Minorca
hatching eggs, $3 per 15; or
80, $5. PP. L. B. Williams, New-
nan.

hens, $6;



POULTRY WANTED



DUCKS:

Want sev. wild strain Mallard
ee for breeding. Contaet.
as. T. Kitchens, Gough.

PIT GAMES:
Trade trio half White Hackle

nd half Roundhead for hens |

aying, Stag trimmed, or trade
time winner Shuffler Cock for
Gaffs, or give trio and Shuffler
ock for 2 pr. Gaffs. Or Sell.
poule W. Avera, Box 87, Nash-
ille.

LEGHORNS:
Want 3-4 brown Leghorn
Roosters ,yard raised, and not

ever 1. yr. old. State price. R. P.*

Head, Montezuma.

PHEASANTS:
Want 2 hens

Reeves Pheasants. State price

gud age of birds. H. L. Kesler,
t. 4, Baxley.

ROCKS: BARRED, WHITE
AND OTHERS:

Want 25 Barred Rocks or
Reds 6-8 mo. old pullets, within

0 mi. Wrightsville, or Dublin. |.

J. cL.

Ville.
Fine White Rock hen and

Rooster, 1 yr. old, $4. Will ship.
rs. Marie Holland, Coogler
d., Dalton.

TURKEYS (WILD):

Jackson, Rt. 1, Wrights-

Want some genuine wild
ae Contact. C. R. Mc-
enie, Sr., c/o Kinchafoonee

Wildlife Plantation, Leesburg.



LIVESTOCK WANTED



CATTLE:

Want 30-40 good grade Here-
ford Cows, 950-1,200 lIbs., Pre-
fer bred Cows. Need not be reg.,
but must be T. B. and Bangs
tested. C. A. Williams, Rt. 1,
McRae.

Want 50 cows to run on shares
ee 5 or 10 yr. contract. Grady
ason, Rt. 1, Rockmart.

Trade 35-40 purebred White
African Guineas, 1955 hatch,
for purebred Black Angus bull
ealf or purbred Jersey heifer
lf, 3-5 mos. old. L. T. Long,
remen.

and 1 male}



Wanh reg. polled Hereford
bull, reasonable. State what you
have and price. J. E. Browner,
Carnesville.

HORSES AND MULES:

Want good, sound farm Mule,
med. size, within 25 mi. radius
McBean. State age and best
price. W. B. Bethune, Rt.. 1,
McBean.

Want Shetland Pony Mare.

State age, col.,
Hinton, Winder.

Want Burro. Must be cheap
and gentle. State height, weight
and sex. C. G. Duke, Rt. 1, Box
119, Bainbridge.

Want good, young Belgian
Hors or Mule (not spoiled), but
gentle for children. Pay cash
or trade good polled White Face
Cow to freshen soon with sec-
ond calf. Tom Tolliver, Rt. 1,
Rocky Face.

Want young filly, 6-10 mo. old.
Must be reasonable. Ann* Cud-
lipp, 2670 Knox St., NE, At-
lanta,. phone CR-1867.

Want plug mule or small well
trained plow horse. Give full
description and price, also if
can del. C. A. Sears, Macon Rd.,
Columbus.

Want gentle, gaited saddle
Horse wt. 800-1000 Ibs. for chil-
dren to ride, at reasonable price.
John L. Mixon, Rt. 2, Ocilla.

Want 8 yr .old mule, within
30-mi. Atlanta, gentle and cheap.
Ralph Dangar, Rt. 1, Woodstock.

height. Coy H.

| SHEEP AND GOATS:

Want Services of Nubian or
Saanan Goat, from good milk
strain, Smyrna or Marietta area.
Mrs. I. H. Edwards, Rt. 1, Box
224-A, Marietta.

Want Reg. Toggenburg,
Saanan or Nubian milk goats.
W. A. Biggers, Sr. Greenville.

HOGS:

Want 1 Black African Guinea
boar, large enough for service,
near -Monticello. Felton Mc-
Michael, Rt. 2,.Hillsboro.

Want 1 pr. wild hogs or pigs.
J. C. Otwell, Rt.) 2, Box* 210,
Newnan.



FARM HELP WANTED





Want man with small family
to care for livestock and do
general farm work, handle ma-
chinery. House, wood, water
furnished, lights available. Must
be good worker, sober, able
to drive truck and_ tractor.
you J. Jackson, Rt. 2, Frank-
in.

Want reliable farmer for 1
or 2 horse crop, standing rent
or third or fourth basis. Large
3 room house, with lights. Lo-
cated in Paulding Co. J. H.
Slayton, Rt 2, Hiram.

Want man with 17 yr. old
boy or older to help work
on Apple Orchard, $5 day.
House with lights, wood, gard-
en and cow pasture furnished.
Must be sober, and good work-
er. Prefer man from No. Ga.
a Roberts, Rt. 3, Clarkes-
ville.

Want tractor driver, one that
can plant and work peanut, cot-
ton and corn. Good house, lights,
on School and Mail Rt. Letters
ans. John P. Doster, Rt. 1, Box
88, Abbeville.

Want man and wife for crop
with heavy team. Tend anything
but Cotton. 3 Rm. house, wired
for elec. Contact. H. B. Cain,
Rt. 1, Bethlehem.

Want man to run Water mill,
on 50-50 basis and small crop.
Tractor, house wired for elec.
S.-S. King, 749 Marietta Pl., N.
W., Atlanta,



Want at once, nice, clean,
healthy, middle aged woman
without bad habits to live as
one of family and help with
light farm work for home and
salary. Write salary expected.
Mrs! J. R. Mullis, Lakeland.

Want man with small family

to farm on 50-50 basis, 2 A.

Tobacco, 8 A. Cotton and 1-
2 A. Tomatoes and 100 A. Corn.
Hire for Wages when not in
own crop. Have tractor or mule.
Mrs. Bessie Higgs, Rt. 1, Nor-
man Park.

Want middleaged ian and
wife, good health to live on

farm with woman. No children.

Furnish to run truck farm,
plants, seeds, fertilizer. Share
basis. Gas heat, elec., stove
lights, pump in well, water in
house. Homer Reid, 225 Edwards
St., Bremen. Phone 2348.

Want farmer for 5 A. Sugar
Cane cultivated and to be made
into syrup on power mill and
big cooking equipment ,also 7
acres of other crops on 50-50
basis. John W. Douglas, Kings-
land.

Want col. family for 2 H. crop
of Halves. Had 16 A. cotton al-
lotment last year. Can plant
all corn, vegetables and other
crops you wank E. O. Sayer,

Winston.

Want col. farmer for 2 mule
farm on 50-50 basis; 12 A cotton
(makes bale to A.), 12 A. corn
(40 bu. to A.). Good 4 R. house,
REA, School Bus and RFD by
door. Well in yard, near Church.
Will furnish cash monthly for
supplies. C. F. Butler, Junction
City.

Want good married hand to
work on Chicken farm for 1956
and longer. Some outside work.

Furnished good home with
lights, running water, wood,
eggs, etc. Reasonable salary.

Some Carpenter exp. helpful.
Sidney Miller, Rt. 1, Irwinton.

Want at once woman to do
light farm work for board and
weekly salary. Mrs. Ike Pro-
phitt, Rt. 4, Toccoa.

Want unencumbered white wo-
man, not past middleage, to live
on farm and do light farm work.

Room, meals, salary. Mrs, J. A.

Roberson, Rt. 2, Box 59, Bruns-
wick,

Want good man, exp. and so-
ber to operat 40 to 50 cow dairy
barn. Prefer man with family to
help operate. Good 6 R. house
on paved Hwy. School bus Rt.,
2 mi. Church. Good salary paid
weekly. Need*immediately .Cur-
tis O. Gay, Rt. 1, Cadwell.

Want nian fan 1B cere oe
Halves, Cotton, corn, Sorghum,
peas and potatoes. 3 R. house,
lights, water and wood School
Bus and Mail Rf. Located 8 mi.
So. College Park, just off Natnl
Hwy. Mrs. Jewel Fryer, Rt. 1,
Riverdale.

Want family to work 18 A.
cotton, 30 A. corn, with tractor
on 50-50 basis. House wita
lights, good well of water, on}
School Bus and Mail Rt. F. B.
Bishop, Rt. 1, Senoia.

Want good man for 1-2 horse
crop on 50-50 basis. Located 1
mi. S. Haralson, on Hwy. 85.
Good land and sufficient tools,

lard Young, Rt. i, Senoia.

Want No. Ga. Caretaker for
farm. Good house, with elec.,
water, chicken house, tractor,
all fhe ground you can tend,
free rent, small salary. Good
living for right party. Must be
sober and industrious. Give full
details of self, family and ref.
C8. McKinney, 3304 Clairmont
Rd., N.E., Rt. 13, Atlanta. 4

Want couple or single man
or woman, no children, for light

small salary. Mrs. S. E. Guess,
2964 N. Druid Hills Rd., At-
| Janta, Phone Melrose, 4-7970.

Want good, reliable Dairy and
Farm man to work on farm. 5-
Rm. house, on School bus_ Rt.
and Hwy. 155. H. L. Scott, Rt. 25
Stockbridge. = cut



POSITIONS WANTED >



35 yr. old single man wants
job on cattle, hog or dairy farm
or general farm work. Can also
drive traetor and truck, plow
with tractor. Weekly salary,
room and board. Fred E. Johns
Jr., 2026 Barnes Rd., Augusta.
Phone 4-6006. se

55 yr. old man wants job
on Cattle or Poultry farm or
both. 15 yrs. exp. in good
health, and good worker. Rob-
ert Blackwell, Stone Mountain

White, single, ude aged
man wants position on farm
for room and board. Exp. with
chickens, cattle, and farm ma-
chinery. J. J. Thomas, 1595
Belmont Ave. S. W., Atlanta
10, Phone PL-3-9059.

49 yr. old, single man de-
sires position on Poultry or
Hog farm. Can drive truck or
tractor; also can do formenterta
work or paint. Tom Giles, Rt.

on School bus and mail Rt. Mil-|_

farm work. Room, board and|-





3, Box 561, Atlanta.

' Honest, sober |
in family wants job
farm. Exp. all Eg
growing feeding
up keep of pastu
shelters, drive trac
Prefer job by first
Lester John, on.
land. =

farm or 1 H. cr
asville. Born an
farm near Rome.
cattle, hogs and pou
lights

2- 3 R. house, lig
Have to be
Christian People

-er supervising and
light farm work for

dilla, day/ work on
try, "carding peanuts,
reasonable sa!

SEN Rt.

tools. |

and h

Move at~ once. Ole
Pitts. :

43 yt: old von
dependable, no bad
job on farm, light
Live as one of fa
people and $20 we

| Best of Ref. Prefer
job: Letters ans

Shelley, 725 No 9t)

Unencumbered,
woman, no ba
work on farm, light
chickens, flower: iis i
and salary. Ch D

; Rt LS Cave Ss

Want job on fa
or cattle, chickens
Can handle farm
combine, etc., dri
tractor. Have wife es
need 4 R. house.



moved, We are Ch

ily. Calvin Gamel,
Ave., S. W., Apt. 2, 4
Phone MU-8-3303.

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GRADE Thomaston Atlanta Athens Rome
25.) 27 2-800 2-8

Steers & Heifers . . :
Good 16.00-17.00 15.50-17.50 15.50-17.50 15.50-17.50 35.
Coml. 13.75-15.50 13.00-15.75 14.00-15.00 13.25-15.50 13.00-15.50
Utility 12.00-13.75 11.75-13.75 12.50-13.50 11.50-13.75 | -11.75-13.75
Canner & Cutters .10:00-11.50 10.00-12.00 9.50-11.00 9.50-12.00 10.00-12.
CALVES : : Sas
Good & Choice 16.50-19.75 16.50-19.75 16.00-18.00 17.00-21.50
Util. & Coml. 12.00-17.00 12.25-17.25 ~ 12.00-15.50 12.50-17.50
Com'l. Gd. Ch. Seek ie 3

Vealers 17.00-30.00 17.00-30.75 19.00-27.25 18.00-30.00
cows ;
Utility _ 11.00-12.00 = 11.00-12.25 | 10.50-12.50 10.75-12.50
Cc. & Cc. 8.00-11.00 8.50-11.00 8.50-11.00 8.50-11.00
BULLS :
Util. & Coml. 12.75-13.00 13.00-14.50 13.00-14.00 13.00-14,00
Canner & Cutters 10.00-13.00 10.00-13.00 9.25-10.50 10.50-13.00
STOCKERS : : a : : ~
Steers 12.00-16.00 12.50-16.75 12.50-15.50 12.00-16.75
Heifers 9.00-12.00 _ 9.50-12.00 10.00-13.00 9.75-12.50 1
Calves 12.00-17.00 13.00-17.75 12.00-15.00 ort nee






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