Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1955 June 1

By JOS. R MURPHY

w will mean eash benefits

L See ae

ary io 1955, old-age and survivors
e protection (Social Security) was

5 self-employed farm operators if

cash wages by one employer.

urpentine workers are still not
by social security. Cotton gin-

es of farming operations.

HAT TF WILL MEAN TO YOU:

ranging from $30 to a 50 per
life,



f jotices of Arann events will be
ied in this column. Some notices will be
ed on page a2; column 1, under Sale
nts. Notices should be mailed to: Editor,
et Bulletin, Dept. of Agriculture, State
ol, Peloaiey Ga. >

2



Ibany, Radium oo cy
ia State Nurserymens Assn.
Convention. Information:
Willette Ee ae 2240 Peach-



Shicata Dinkler-Plaza Hotel,
.m. Meeting for all Georgia
mercial egg producers, buyers
sellers to organize. Georgia
Assn. Information: C. E.-
3, Cedartown. : .



lanta, Southeastern re
Second Annual Sale of
eastern Shetland Pony Breed-
100 Registered ponies,
Information:

hon: Dee born :

Campbell, Commissioner

WEDNESDAY, SE 1, 1955

CURITY




NUMBER 39





ortant change in the. Social =

perators and farm workers in

to farmers. Those covered are:
ings. in a ee are $400 or.

ae Fereere who are a $100 -

w covered, along with all the

Retirement benefits at age 65 or

Be nefits for ue wife at age 65
zeny. children under Le 18 when

Memoral Drive, |








Erosion Costs Are Gicd

By Jesup Essay Winner ~

Jimmy Yeomans, Rte. 3, Jesup, win-
ner of the states Gaining Ground with
Fertility essay contest, points out that

each inch of topsoil lost from average
land means a decrease in production per
acre equal to about five bushels of corn.

One rain, he says, ean wash away an

inc of topsoil.

Says Yeomans:
each acre of farm and ranch land within
its capabilities and treating it according

to its needs for protection and ioe

ment.

2

ent parents or others, ranging from $30

to $200 per month, plus lump-sum death
benefits.

HOW IT WORKS

| If you are a farm operator and will

earn a clear profit of over $400 in 1955,
you will pay a 3% social security tax



. Manager Atlanta District Office
Social Security Adm.

Monthly ; Monthly
Old-Age Payments Survivors Paymenis
Average - _ Worker Widow, Widow Widow

*Ghild, or and 1 and 2

Yearly Wkr's and : :
Parent child Chil.

Earnings Benefit Wife

$ 600 gee $ 45.00 , $80.00 $ 45.00 $ 50.20

1,200 55.00 82.50 41.30 82.60 82.60
1,800 68.50 102.80 81.40 102.80 120.00
2,400 78.50 117.80 58.90 117.80 157.10
3,000 88.50 132:80 66.40 132.80 177.20
3,600 98.50 147.80 73.90 147.80 197.10

4,200 108.50 162.80 81.40 162.80 . 200.00



when you file your 1955 income tax
return early next year. You need not

file any special forms or reports just
the regular income tax return if you
make $400. These earnings will be credit-
ed to your social security account and
will count towards your cash benefits at
age 65, or benefits for your family if you
should die. No tax is paid on more than

$4200 earnings per year.

_ If you are a farm worker, and will
be paid at least $100 in cash wages by one
employer in 1955, he will deduct 27% of
your wages for social security. He will
keep track of your earnings during the
year, and at the end of 1955, he will send
in a report of your wages to the

_ Government along with an additional 2.7%
| social security tax paid by him. These

Our goal is using



Hog Cholera Control
Seen In Vaccination

Vaccination is the key #2 a good hog
cholera control program, according to

~ Bill Clayton, Agricultural Extension Ser-

vice livestock specialist.

Although some farmers do their own
vaccinating, Clayton believes that it will
pay in the long run to let a veterinarian

-do it. Vaccines can be found through
feed and seed dealers, or through local
veterinarians, 5

If cholera is present. on the farm when
the hogs are vaccinated, serum will be
needed to protect the hogs for the 21 days

_ it takes for the vaccine to go into effect.

Georgians Sew Fine Seam

- Mss Mary Jo Ridley, Extension Ser-
vice Clothing Specialist, says Georgia
women made-more than 47,000 garments
for their families last year.

An Extension Service pamphlet Geor-
gia Women Sew a Fine Seam, is now
available through local Home Demonstra-
tion Agents.



earnings will count toward social secur-
ity perc for you and your family.

No social security tax is pad on
earnings of over $4, 200.

WHAT YOU SHOULD DO

1. If you will be covered by social
security under these new provisions,

-you ll need a social security number. Con-

tact your nearest social security office for
your number. If you have had one be-
fore, be sure to ask for a duplicate, be-
cause any earnings you already have to
your credit may add-to your future ben-

elits.

2. If you hire farm help, you should
start recording the name, social security
number, and cash wages paid to each
worker whom you pay as much as $100

in the year.

A minimum of 12 years of coverage
under the law is necessary before bene-
fits can be paid.. A farmer who is now

65 can qualify with only two crop-years
ef work.

3 RETIREMENT

Social security benefits ar paid only on
retirement for persons under age 72. But

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SALE EVENTS



June 16, Carrollton, 1:00 P. M.,
Ga. polled Hereford Assn.,
Summer Roundup sale...
10 bulls and 40 females ...
Carroll Livestock Sale Barn.
Ralph W. Cammack, Atlanta,
599 Morningside Dr. N. E.

June 17, Friday 12:30 P. M.,
Smith Stock Yard, Thomson
- .. complete Dispersal. Lit-
tle River Farms Reg. horned
Herefords . . . 125 lots, 60
eows with -calves, 20 bred
cows and heifers, 30 open
heifers, 13 yearling bulls and

& herd sires. A. M. Bennett,
Owner, Washington.





FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE
Star of Bethlehem Bulbs,
Blue Vinea, 35c doz.; Green

Leaf Begonia (not Conch), 40c
eutting; Hardy Phlox, asst.
colors, 6, 50c. PP. Mrs. J. E.
Stone, Adairsville, Rt. 2.

Coral Vines, Philodendron
Vines; Beefsteak
Plumosus Ferns, 25 ea.: 2 yr.
bulbs Hybrid Amaryllis, $1
doz. Add 35c extra for shipping
a. order. Mrs. Alma Moore,
Adel.

Purple Achimenes from 3 in.
pots, 75c ea.; Large clumps Yel-
low, and White Mums, Purple
Violets, 3, $1; Xmas, and Angel
Wing Cacti, Night Blooming
Cereus, plain and striped
Aeroplane Plants, 4, $1. Add
postage. Mrs. Jessie Howard,
Albany, 400 S. Cleveland.

Blooming size Paper White
Narcissus Bulbs, 65c doz.: Poin-
ciana Seed, 10c tsp.; White,
Pink, Orchid Hibiscus Seed, 2
tsp., Ic 2 tsp., 25c. Del. in Ga.
Add postage, if out-of-state.
ee Effie Smith, Austell Rt.

White daffodils and King Al-
fred jonquils, $2 C: pink thrift,
$1 C; White Star of Bethlehem,
$2. 50 C.- Add postage. Mrs,
eo Leathers, Buchanan,

Snapdragons,
my home. Mrs.
head, Bogart.

Royal Robe Violets,
Lemon Lilies, Emperor Daffo-
Gils, 2 doz., $1. Add postage.
Mrs. RP: Steinheimer, Brooks.

Bulbs of Daffodi)
wholesale prices;
Dusty Miller,
Lilies, 50 doz.;
Almond,

Se QOZ a Slecat
W. E. White-

20 $1;

family at
Iris, Thrift,
Houseleek, Day
Cannas, Lilacs,
. Jasmine, 15 ea.; 2,
2c. Add postage. Exch. for
fed sacks. Mrs. Ardell Meeler,
Bishop, Rt. 1, Box 222. .

Begonias,

| Phoenix





FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE



Bird of Paradise Seed, 25c
pkt; 6 pkts. $1: -PP. Earl
Stuckey, Blackshear.

9 Giant Yellow Oxalis Bulbs,
$1. Mrs. A. S. Knight, Bruns-

| wick, 2028 Reynolds St.

Dbl. Geraniums, Dbl. and
Simgle Begonias, Red LEver-
blooming, June, Xmas, Star

Fish, other Cacti, Coral Justi-
cia, etc., 20 cuttings, $1.23. Mrs.

Lovelle Ownbey, Blairsville;
Ritson bOxo2s
Day Lilies: Baronet, Chisca,

Crown of Gold, Chengtu, Emily
Hume, Evangeline, Fire Bird,
George Kelso, Mrs. Wynn,
Ophir, Purple Waters, Star-
Igiht, Sweetbrisr, Svivia, Te-
jas, 30e ea; 10, $2.75; Talis-
man, Challenger, Mamie Lake.
$1 ea.: 3, $2.75. PP on $2.50
up- Mrs. D. J. Harrison, Black-
shear. /

Long Trumpet Daffodils, Dbl:
Butter and Eggs, $1.25 C; Sin-
gle Blue Grape Hyacinths, 50c
doz. Add postage. No. Fla. or-
ders. Mrs. C W. Dean, Bowers-
ville, Rt. 1.

Rooted Privet Hedge. stays
green, 2-3 ft., $10 M, PP; 5-8
ft. $12 C. Exp. collect; Cuttings
of Snow Bells, White Spirea,
Monthly Red Roses, Purple
Wisteria, Arborvitae, 25, $2;)
Jonquil Bulbs, 50, $2. PP. Mrs-
B. T. Thornton, Bowdon.

King Alfred Jonquils, $2.50
C; April Blooming White Nar-
cissi, $2 C; Orange Day Lilies,
yellow Cannas, White Iris,
Yellow Daffodils, $1 doz.; Jap.
Sunflowers, 75c doz.. Pepper-
ment Plants, Small Yellow, and
Mixed Mums, 50c doz. Martha
Wommack, Bremen, Rt. 2, Box
89.

April Nareissi,
Alfred Jonquils,
ange Day Lilies, Dbl. Yellow
Cannas, Emoveror Daffodils,
Purple, and White Iris, $1 doz.;
Snowdrop Bubs 50c doz. Beat-
rice Mosley, Bremen Rt. 2.

Giant Yellow Oxalis. bloom-
ing size bulbs, 9, $1. Mrs. A. S.
Knight, Brunswick, 2028 Reyn-
olds St.

White Narcissi, Emperor and
Daffodils, German
Iris, Red spider (Scillias) and
Day Lilies, Purple Violets, $1
doz. PP in Ga. Exch. for nice
print sacks. Miss Mautile Har-
rison, Bremen, Rt. 2, Box 81.

6 red Rosebud Geraniums,
5 dif. Begonias, 2 dif. Cacti, 1
Rubber Plant, 1 Monkey Face,
2 dif. Jew (unrooted). all $1.25.
PP in Ga. Mrs. John. Gable,
Cedartown, Rt. 3.

$2 C: King
$2.50 C; Or-

Lily of Valley Bulbs,

Bethlehem,

pies, 95 C; Japonica,

plants,

Rose Bush,





Rooted Per. Verbena, sever-
al colors, 3 doz., $1. Moss pack-

-ed. Mrs. H. B. Roberson, Chula. |

Rooted Verbena, Pink, Blood

Red, Lavender, Candy Stripe, |
Rose Red, Dusky Rose, Laven-
der with white eye, 3 doz, $1.
Damp moss packed, Mrs. W.
H. Whitten, Chula.

Emperor, Empress Daffodils,
$1 doz..
Star of Bethlehem, 59c d0z.;
Dbl. White, Red Spirea, Blue

| Wisteria, Purple Lilacs, rooted,

35e cut.; Abelia, Yellow For-
sythia, Yellow Jasmime, Rose
and White Weigelas, 3. 25c.
Add 25 postage. Mrs. Ruth
Rhodes, Canon, Rt. 1.

Mtn. Azaleas, 25 ea.: $2 doz:

King Alfred Jonquils, Narcissi,

Love-In-The-Mist, 25 doz;
Bloom of Heaven, Yetlow
Primrose, Red Horsement, 50c
doz.; Old Time Hope Vine,
White and Pink Honeysuckle,
|25c ea. Add postage. Mrs.

|| Presley Fowler, Ellijay, Rt. 5.

Trumpet Daffodils, Orange

| Day Lilies, Blue Violets, Star }

of Bethlehem, $3 M; Purple
King Iris, Violets, 75 Cz-Dbi

| Yellow Japonicas, Pink Spirea,

Purple and White Lilacs, Red
Roses, Azaleas, 2, 50c: Goose-
berry Bushes, 75 doz. Add
postage. Mrs. Hermon Parks,

Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Trumpet Daffodils, Star of
Violets, Orange
Day Lilies, $3 M; Purple King
Iris, Blue Violets, 75 C; Ker-
ria Japonicas, Purple, White
Lilacs, Large Red Roses. Aza-

leas, 2, 50c; Gooseberry Bushes, |

Te doz. Add - postage- Mrs,
Frank Parks, Ellijay, Risse

White med. size Mums,
doz.;
cinths, $1 doz.; Red Dahlia |
Bulbs, Yellow Honeycomb. Dah- |
lia Bulbs, $1.50 doz.; Hen and |}
Biddie, Patticake Cacti, 30c ea.
Damp packed. Add postage.

Mrs. Freeman Long, Ellijay, }
RFD 5.
Wild Spanish Iris, 75c C;

Red, White, Pink -Azaleas, 4.
$1; Sweetshrubs, 2, 50: Bridal
Bouquet, 4. 75c: White. Purple
Lilaes, 2, 50c; Orange Day Lil-
3. 500;
Large Red Roses, 4, $1. Add
postage. Mrs. Grace Parks, Elli-
jay, Rt. 3.

Rosina Pink Violets, rooted
plants, $1 doz Add postage
Mrs. John Miller, Franklin.

Rosina Pink Violets, rooted
$1 doz.; Red Spider
Lily Bulbs, blooming size. $1
doz. Add 25c postage. Mrs.
Walter Miller, Franklin. ~

All colors Burpees Petunias, |
Blue Ageratum, Physostegia,
Corn Flower, Fla. Red Flame}
Star, all Col. Dahlias or As-
ters, Periwinkle, 35c doz; 3}
'doz.,'75c; Mums, giant white,
Turner pink, yellow purple
Monerch, $1. doz. Plus postage
less $1 orders. Mrs. R. J. Flem-
|ing, Lincolnton.

Yellow Jonquils. Purple Iris,
White Narcissi, 50c doz.; Yel-
low Jasmine, Pink Running
rooted, Geranium
cuttings 3, 25c; White Violets,
40c doz. Mrs. Ara Waldrip,
| Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. ~

Blue Hyacinth Bulbs, Easter
Lilies, Jacobs Ladder, $1.25
dob.; White, Pink Oxalis, 20c
ea.. Amaryllis Lilies, 50c for
3 bulbs; Petumias, 25, 25e. Add
postage. Mrs. Mae Turner,
Gainesville, Rt. 6.

Red Cannas, 50c doz.: Pur-
ple Lilac Bushes, Red Monthly
Rose Plants, rooted, 50c ea.;
White Violets, 10 bunch; Yel-
low Jonguils, 30c doz.:; Snow-
On-The Mountain, 50c doz.
plants; Ground Ivy, 10 bunch.
Add postage. No stamps nor
chks; Pairlee Runles, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 7

19
Fragrant Red, and Genuine
Royal Robe Violets, $1 doz.;
$6 C; White Wonder, and White
Perfection Violets, 4 plants,
$1; Scarlet and Dark Red, Pur-
ple Verbena, $1 doz. Add post-
age Mrs.. L. H. Cousins, Green-

ville, Rt 3.

50c |
Lemon Liies, Blue Hya-

I



Ligustrums, 3, $i: English
Ivy, Vinca Mimor. Violets, Nan-
dinas, Mums, Cherry Laurels,

$I doz. Los: Woodruff, Green- 0

ville.

- Pink, Red, White Gocnaer
Rose, Lavender Sultanas, Red,
Pink. Rose Bud Begonias, all]

rooted plants, 25c ea. Add post- |

age. Mary Shrum, Fitzgerald;
Rt. 1, Box 108.

Pink Oxalis,.2 clumps, ere
Pink, Red Verbena, $1.23 doz.:
Pink Thrift, $1 C; $8 M; Red,

White, Blue Thrift, Blue Iris.

$1 doz.; Blue Violets, Red Can-
nas, $1.50 doz: Glad Bulbs,
$1 doz. Add postage. Mrs. Janie
Ellis, Grantville.

Pink Oxalis, 25c:\ Grass?
Pinks, large bumehy 30c; Red,
white Yarrow, Yellow Daisy |

| Mums, $1 C; Larkspur, 4 dif.)

ieol. 4 OClock, and Bouquet }
Pepper Seed. 10c large pkg.
'Docia Harris, Lula.

Rooted Boxwood Plants. 10:
[Many col. \mixed Iris, 20, $1; }

$3. C: $12 M: Dutch Tris, $200 |
i Cz Jonquil, Daffodil, Narcissus,
Butter and Eggs, 60c C: $6 M:
}Milk and. Wine Lilies. Add

postage. Mrs. S. M. Gunter,
Lawrenceville, Rt. 1.
-Sev. kinds large Daffodils, |

old fashioned Sweet scented
yellow Narcissi, $1 C; 600, $5
at my home; two- tone Tris,
smixed, 90 doz. PP; Feverfew,
Ageratum, 20 doz. plus 5c

postage; Seed: Feverfew, Calif.

10 ~ and

Poppy, Cailliopsis,
ehks. Mrs.

istamped env. No.

M. M. Kelley, Lithonia, Re Sh

Deep Red Hollyhock Seed,
10 pkg. Norman Wheeler, Con-
pyers, Rtv 1.

Blue Single Hyacinths, $1.25
doz.; Daffodil Bulbs, mixed, $1
es Large Purple, White Tris, $1
doz: White Narcissi, 50, $1; Add
25G1 postage for each $1 order.
No less shipped. Miss Ruth
Underwood, Conyers, Rt. 3.

Large Single Yellow Hemer-
ocallis, $1 doz.; Single and Dbl.
Orange, 75 doz.; White Cle-
matis Vines, 3, $1; Blue Tuber
Morning Glories Lavender Run-

/ning Lantana, Outdoor Running
| Ferns, each, 2, 25; Iris, Blue, |

| White, Purple, 75c doz. Add

postage. Mrs. L. S. Brown, Col-|

umbus, 1321 Wild Wood "Dr.

8 fine Iris, all colors, inc.!
yellow, reds, blue, purple, lav-
ender, etc. $1.25 lot.; Mums,
15, $1.20; Day Lilies, in yellow,|
red, orange plicatas, etc. -4,
$1. 25, in State. Mrs. W. E. John-

son, Crawfordville, Rt. 2
Dbl. red Peonies, 50c ea;
Pool Lilies, good roots, $1.25

ea.; red, pink, white, yellow; |
Light | pink Tris, 15, $1: Holly-
hock, 20, 65c; Phlox, lay. pink,
50c doz.: Mums, large, ry ed. and
daisy, 50c doz. Add postage. No
Fla. orders. Mrs. G. P. Nunn,
Crawfordville.

Large var. Cacti, Hen and
Biddle dif. sizes, $i, $2.50, $3;
Unrooted, 25c, 75c, $1; Monkey
Tail or Star Fish Cacti, rooted,
25c ea.; Unrooted, I5 ea.; Xmas
Cacti, "25 cut; Ice Plant, 5e
a leaf; Green Jew, 5 cut. Add
postage. Mrs. Samuel Caine,
Cummings, Rt. 5. -

- Guinea Wing, Angel Wing,
Grape Begonias, Fuchsia, Eye-
brow, Pine Cone, Indian Blank-
et Cacti, Prayer Plant, Justicia,
50c; Carnation, 50c doz.; Yel-
low. Marigold, 40e doz; Petu-
nias, 25c; Philodendron, Bronze
Leaf Begonias, everblooming,
Strawberry, 35c plus postage.
Mrs. Otis Mashburn, Cumming.

Dbl. Day, Blackberry lilies,
12, $1; per. Sweet Peas, phlox,
75c doz.; Jack-in-Pulpit, Tril-
lum bulbs, 35c doz.; Hollyhock
dbl. Orange and Lemon Mari-
gold plant, $1 C; Shawn and
white Easter rose, 12, $1. Moss
Packed. Mrs. M. L. Eaton, Dah-
lonega. Rt. 1.

Mums: pink Greer Garson,
pink Turner, pink Enchantress,
white Silver Sheen, Silver Ball,
Betsy Ross, Yellow Gold Lode,
Spiders Queen Lace, Yellow
Lace, rooted cuttings, $2 doz.













































Robe, dwarf
about 12 in. circum.,

postage; Nierembergia
compact

| Mrs. Clarence McMilli
ula, Risks

Nierembergia, Pur
wart compact pe
yellow. center, sma

Dacula, Rt. abs

Large type Chrys
white, yellow, red
' pink, 15, $1; Add 25c
Yellow Button, and
| Daisy, 20 plants, $1. M
| Silver, Cuthbert, Rt.

Dbl. Red, Pink, Whit
| Geraniums, 25c ea.; 5,
Pink, White, Bronze, :
Azalamums, ise. doz.
Williams, 60c doz.; Pe
35e doz. Add postage.
H. Stalnaker, Elberto:

Xmas cacti, Strawb
| gonias, White, Pink
Nickel Moss, rooted,
Sweet Gum Red Ge
20e cut; Rainbow
bunch; Dbl. Daffodils,
Mums, Lemon Lilies,
Red Dahlia Tubers, $
Add postage. Mrs. H. A
tain, Ellijay, Rt. 5

Year old Guinea W:
| gonias, 60c ea;
' Rex, Pink Rosebud, ani
Begonias, 25c- ea.; B
Sweet Gum Ivy, Pink
Xmas Cacti, 15 cut. eac
Yellow. Monthly Rose
20C.a.; 0b; 3h Damp

Day Lilies, mixed col.
mixed col, Mums,

Pink Primroses, 50c
| June Cacti, Pink Pe
ea.; Add postage ord
$3. Exch. for sacks. \
ye Ralston, Ellijay, Rt5
5

Flax Ageratum, smal
ers Daisy t

dils, $1.50 C: Little
Narcissi, $1.75 C. Add
Exch. for print sacks.
orders. Miss Mattie McC
Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Yellow White Jost
ter and Eggs, Long
Daffodils, $1.75 C; Het
Lilies, $1.50 doz.;.
Pink Thrift, 75 doz.
age. No Fla. orders. Mi:
cile McCurley, Hartw:

Hybrid Day Lilies (
caftis), Purple Waters,
Indian Maid Red, Mar ;
ther, Mrs. W. H. Ey:
ham. Seven Seas, Syl
perion, 25c ea.; Warpa
red), Trade Winds, Mo
Caballero, 50c ea.; K:;
Honey Redhead, $1 ea.
postage under $2. Hattie
sey, Hiawassee. y

Giant Zinnias, grow
size and beauty, selected |
tested, new seed eet
Tob, can full, $1; halff
LG, Westbrook, Kin

Dbl. Red, Salmon Ge:
$1 doz. cuts.; Rooted, $1.75
Blooming size, 3, $1
ai: A pink, on



Moss packed. Postpaid. Mrs. B. |S
J. Wilber, Decatur, 1006 oe
St,: DE 6804.

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Be 2.5 Mixed Jon- |
M ns. Ralph S: Collier.

Pipe Be. ea; Orange,

ww Moss, Guineawing |
White, Pink, and Sweet-
Begonias, Red, Pink A-)
mity Geraniums, 15c |

25c; Bouquet Pep- |

eet William Planits,

Laurels, eae
A ood: Ge baci: Hol-
Kee Tulip Poplars, |

a ON eosiaee and packing. Mrs.

ure] Bushes, Wis-



























































iydrangeas, 2oG; Oren
itbrettia, 6, 25c; Nan-
imix, Red Running |

ing Lantanas, 25c |
, White Spider, and
urved Red Mums, $1

different, 50c doz.
age. Mrs. Dan Terry, |
910 W. LaFayette St. |

ite Mums, 3 doz.
Apostle, . hybrid Am- |
Yellow Calla, White |
$1; White, Yellow

i $1.50 Cc: Butter-
Milk and Wine

ee Lilies White Can-
nge, Purple Lantanas, |
whneyed Susans, 25c |
J. E. Harrell, Quit-!

olor Mums. large
OZ.3 xed Daffodils, |
$150 GC; |
ae Butterfly, and
fan Taly 16, cae; Or-4
ae Lantanas, 6,
/ Daisies, antes pes




ae

ger, omer

Red, Pink!
Roses, Hon-

: dif. asst. 25 doz.;

+ | many var. Chrysanthemums, 25 |

: | Plants, $1.25, PP. Mrs.
| Griffin, Adel, Rt. 1.

Strong

ie Begonia Cuttings,
,|15e ea.; Purple Verbena, Queen |
| Annes Lace, Per.

|iLarge Mums,
| ete. Murs.

atum,
| Straw
poms, Feverfew,

Digatalis,



FOR SALE
Snowdrops, ANe doz.: Mixed
bulbs, 35e doz.; Large Zinnias, |

Marigold, Fancy Peppers, many |
All colors

West
Verbena, 15 ea: Dwarf Az-|

| alea-type Mums, Lavender Per.
| Asters, Yarrow, Dbl. White Fev-

| erfew, 50c doz; Viola, Zinnia, |

Petunia, Ageratum, Salvia, Bal-|
sam Plants, Sc ea. growing in|
small pots; Geraniums, Purple
Achimenes, Pink Dbl. Begonias.
No mail orders. Mrs. Frank

{
|

|

| Barford, Ataltan, 1185 More-|

| land Ave:, S. E.

King Alfred Bulbs, $3 C;
Giant Zinnia plants, 40, $1; Hy-
| drangeas, 50c; Oxalis, 4, 25c;)
Feverfew, $1 doz.; Yellow Day |
| Lilies, Blue, White Tris, 75c doz.;|
Pink Thrift, 10c; Paper White
Narcissus Bulbs, 8c ea. Fred

| Witherspoon, Atlanta, 308 Hold- |
| emess,

SS. W.*5251.

Begonias: Leopard, 21-25) PP
rooted cutting: Thur- |
stoni, Beefstek, Lettuceleaf, Rex,
Fancyleaf, scented, M W'ngton,

can Violets; dbls. and singles,
150e ea.; Min. order $1,. plus
N.
B. Wilson, Atlanta, 943 Green-
wood, N. BE. EL 5554.

Pink Thrift, rooted, packed

in wet moss, $1. C;> Dbl.

Bier2.

Red Geranium, Pa Conch
White Tris,

Violets, Daisy Mums, 35c doz.
Exch. for Beef Steak Begonias,
Dahlias, Sacks,
Joseph. Gibbs, Re-
becea, Rt. 2, Box 67:

FLOWERS AND SEED |

4 }

| Ivy Geraniums, many var. Afri-|

or |
|Single Day Lily (June) Plants,
|30, $1.PP. Mrs. M: E. Rhodes,

Ranger,

Phiox, Royal |

Coral Vine with tuber, Ager-.

Calendula, Cornflower,
Flowers, Zimnias, Pom-

vie, Daisy (Eng. and Shasta),
50c doz.; Coleus, |

mixed colors, Albeliia, Nandina,

jevery dollar. Mrs. H. V. Frank;
-/lin, Sr., Register, RFD 1h, Box
20.

Rooted Fish Scale Fern, Pea-
nut, Thanksgiving, Xmas Cac-

Seabiosa, Sal- |

| Geranium, Pyracamtha, 75c ea. |
JNo less $1. Add 25c postage |

ti, 20c ea.; Rooted Rose Scented
|Geraniums, Maiden Hair Fern, |

25 -ea.; Small
Striped Amaryllis Lilies, 5 ea.;
Blue Trailing Periwinkle, 10

ea. Exch. for Pink, Red, Pur-|
Mrs. D. W.

ple Day Lilies.
Faircloth, Rochelle, P. O. Box
1044.

Rose Thrift, $1 C; Flufty,

Orange and,

and Sword Ferns, 25c ea.;
Snapdragons, 2c ea.: Iris, 50, |
$1: Yellow Narcissi, 4 doz., $1;

Hardy Moss, (blooming Kind),

100 plants, 25c; Hen and Bid-|

lis 10c bunch; Add postage.
Mrs. Lester Phillips, Royston,
gb ls

Fluffy, and Sword Ferns, 25
ea.; Pink Per. Phiox, 50c doz.;
Dbl. Rose Geraniums, Blue
Hydrangea cuts, 15c ea. Rose

die, Striped Jew, 6, 25c; Oxa-|

Thrift, $i. C; Pink Dwarf Pe-.

tunia Plants, 50c doz.; White,
|Pink Oxalis, 25c clump. Add
-|postage. Mrs. Lee Cromer,
Royston, Rt. 1. (

All colors Petunias,

Lilies, Star of Bethlehem, Sea
Roses, dbl., Lady Slipper, Phlox,
Orange Lilies, dbl.,
Plus Postage. Mrs. gees Combs,

| Toomsboro, Rt. 1, Box 45.
' . Red King Carnations, $1 doz.;|

White, White Yellow Centered

Narcissus, 50c doz.; Jerusalem

Prim-
| roses, all col. Larkspurs, Orange

25c doz:|

Holly, 60c ea.; Asparagus Fern, |

| 40c ea.; Oak Hydrangeas,
| ea. Mrs. Susie Andrews, Thom-
oe Box 641,

White

Running Roses, Red,













} je Se Honeysuckle,

of hy French Mulberry, all 10c



nolias, Sweetshrubs,

Oak, Sweet Myrtle, Running |

50c.

Mag- |
Red Yel-|
3| low Plum, Crabapple, Evergreen}.

| Dutch Tris,

| limited. Mrs.

\ Iris:
| Yellows,

ae AND SEED
FOR SALE

Star Fish, Peanut, Deer Horn,
Cob Cacti, 4, $1. All rooted. |
1 plant free with $1. orders. |
Add postage. Mrs. Warren Mc- |
Daniel, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Bearded Tris, Yellow, Light |
Blue, Purple, white, Lavender, |
|2 Tones, Blue, White, Purple and |
Yellows, Wine Flighters, also
Vespers in Wine, Dark Velvety |
Blue, $1.25 doz.: Royal Purple |
Violets, 3 doz., $1.25; Evergreen
Vines, 2 in, blue blooms, 3 doz., |

poosa, Bt 2.

Purple Tris, 3 doz., $125. PP. |
Mrs. M. Li, Priest, es Rock,
Rt. 2.

Bird of Par dice: 50c doz.;
Shasta Daisies, 40c doz.; Pussy
Willow, 1-2 tt, 10e ea; Pink
Monthly Rose cuttings, Pink, |
Red Running Rose, 25c. Add |
| postage. Exch. for white or print
sacks. Mrs. Grady Brewer,
Toomsboro. \

Mixed Col, Iris, $3 C; Apr.
Blooming Narcissi, $1 C; Star
of Bethlehem, 75c 'C. Mrs. John
Weaver, Temple, Rt. 2,

King Alfred, King of Yellow
Daffodils, 2%5 in. diam. when
open, $1.25 doz; Feb. Gold,
earliest daffodil, 50c doz.; $2
C; Poeticus Narcissi, white, 6
or more flowers to stem, Blue
White Crocus, 50c
doz; Add postage. Mrs. Gussie
Conner, Villa Rica, Rt. 2.

Lycoris Squamigera (Hardy
Amaryllis), stems 2 ft:, crown-
ed with whorl of lavender-pink
lily like flowers late summer,
3 large bulbs, $2. Supply very
Rosa G.
Valdosta, 1610 Marion St.

3 Ginger Lilies, $1; 4 Amary-
llis, @ white with Pink Stripes)
$1 Plus postage. Mrs. N. N.
Skinner, Waco, Rt. 1.

Iris, 15. dif., $1; 2 each Yel-
lows, Bicolors, Pink, Plicatas,
Bronze, $1.25; Hemerocallis, 12

bicolors, Reds, Yellows, Purple,
Scarlet, $2.50. Add 35c doz. post-
age in state; Out-of-state, 50c

2 each, Pinks, Red, Wine, Yel-
low, Scarlet, Bicolors, $2. 50;
15. $14 25: 2 each Rose,
Pink, Red, Bicolors,
Bronze, $1.25. Add 35c postage
per doz, in state; 50c doz. out-

of-state. Mrs. M. P, Combs,
Washington.
Pink Thrift, rooted, damp

packed, 75c C; 200, $1.25; Pink
Oxalis, 50 doz.; Liriope, Pur-
ple Yarrow, 30c doz.; Silver
King, 25 doz.; WNandinas, 4,

Pink Cannas, 50c doz. All root-
ed, damp packed. Add postage.
Mrs. Milton T. Phillips, Wrens.

Salmon, Red, Rose Dbl. Ger-

jraniums, Pink Rose, Red Ever-

blooming Begonias, Artillery
Fern, Red Chicken Gizzard, Red |
with Green Leaf Coleus, Pink, |
Purple Fuchsia, Salmon, Pink |
Sultanas, Pink, White Hydran- |
geas, 15c ea. cut. Add postage.
Mrs. W. H. Rice, Royston, Rt. 1.
* Daisies,
Silver

Duplex Gerbera
blooming size, 25c ea.;

$1. Mrs. Lillian Cees, : Talla-;

j

Poole, |

dif. labeled, $3; 2 each Pinks, }

doz. Mrs. F. M. Combs, Wash-
ington. , ,
Hemerocallis: 12 dif., $2.50;

King, Feverfew, Nandinas, Ag-|

eratum, Per. Phiox, Pink, White

| Button Mums, 65c doz.; Steele Ss

Pansies, $2 Cc; 50. asst. Mums,
$1; Red Spider Lilies, Paper
White -Narcissi, 75c doz. Mrs.
Johnson Usry, Stapleton.

Grand Duke Jasmine, root-
ed, 2 yr. size, med., 80c ea.;
Large $1.30 ea. Del. 3rd zone.
5e on chks. Miss Mattie Col-
Smithville, Rt. 1,

Flower Bulbs. Send stamped
envelope for list. W. B. Bass,
Swainsboro, Rt. 1, Box 174.

lins,

hagen Market Cabbage, and

Del. in Ga. Damp packed, J.
H, Davis, Milledgeville.

Dwarf Marigold seed, 15 and.
stamped, addressed envelope.



Cape Jasmine, Red Holly, Buck- |

Add postaage. Rxch. for
aes Moe. Menry. Loyd, *"Tooms
ik



Mrs. J, D: pep Yel Stone Moun-'
tain, Rt. 1.

. Govt. insp. La, PR Copper-|



Potato, $2 M. No COD.
rannen, pon



Chas. W. Flat Dutch, Copen-,

Ga, Collard, 50c C; $1:25; $2.25)
| M; Marglobe Tomato, 500, $1.50

|

,
|

| Parsley, 35c doz.:







FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE
Bunch type PR Potato, from

certified seed stock, treated, |
May and June del., $7 M. FOB.

| J. C. Anderson, McRae.

Imp. Bunch PR Potato, ready
300, $4; 500, $6; $10 M. State
insp. PP in Ga. Moss packed.
| Phi -Gcilla 1422, J.) EB: Sims,
Mystic.

Egeplants, Bell, Hot and Pi:
miento Peppers, Broccoli, Brus-

|Add postage.
| Gainesville, Rt. 6.

sels Sprouts, Cauliflower, Ever- |

green Bunching Onions, Leek,
Sage, Mint,
Horehound, Dill, "50 doz; No

| less $1. Add 25c postage on ey-|

ery dollar. Mrs. H. V. Frank-
lin, Sr., Register, RFD 1, Box
20. i

Marglobe Tomato, good

ready, $2 M; 50c C; Govt insp.
Imp. Red Skin Potato, $4 M.
All FOB. oy, Lightses,
Surrency.

Large Sweet and Hot Pep-

per, $3 M. at farm, or will

plants, {

ship. Eston Lightsey, Surrency. |

Govt. insp. Copperskin Po-
tato, and Sweet and Hot Pep-
per Plants, $3 M at farm. S.
D. Graham, Surrency.

Govt. insp. Bunch Copperskin
Potato, $5 M; La. Copperskin,
$3.50 ML. Elmer Mann, Sur-
mency, Ri 2:

Govt. insp. Bunch Copperskin
Potato, $5 M. Strong plants,
full count. Dayid Mann, Sur-
nency, Mat ceess

Blooming size, fail col., finest

Tris, 5, $1; Well rooted, hardy

Ferns, 3, $1: large cluster April |

blooming Narcissi, 50, $1; Aza-
leas, red Honeysuckle and Sil-
ver Lace vines, Weeping and
Pussy Willows, 2, $1. Add post-
age. Mrs. John Myers. Addison,
Hartwell.



FLOWERS AND SEED
* * WANTED



Want Amaryllis bulbs, large
type, color red. Mrs. J. O. Dacis,
Cochran.

Want small or large quan-
tities variegated Liriope. Small
growing species suitable for
pots. Not interested in Ophio-
pogon, better known as Lily-
Turf Joseph #.
Barnesville, Rt. 1.

DunNett, |

Want Pink and Red. Dbl.|

Touch-Me-Nots Seed, Leopard
Begonia, Dark Purple, and

White Var. Dbl. Petunias, White |
Hydrangeas. Mrs. Maggie Tur-|

ner, Riverdale.
Want few Rosemary and 2

doz, Old Fashion Bachelor But- |

$1; Poinsettias (summer variety) | ton Plants, also Morning Glory

that grows from bulbs. Mrs. H. |

R. Waters, Townsend, Rt. 2.



PLANTS FOR SALE



Ga. Heading Collard, Late
Flat Dutch Cabbage, Copen-
hagen M., 300, $1: 500, $1.50;

$3 M. No orders less $1. Add

|

postage. Hoyett Henderson, El-

jay, Rt. 3, Box 124.

Late Flat Dutch, Copenhagen |

Market Cabbage, _and Ga.
Heading Collard, ready, 300,
$1; 500. $1.50; $3 M; Also 3
bu. late Orange Cane | Seed,
$3.50 bu. Add postage. Come
after care seed. Mrs. Nancy
Henderson, Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box
124. =

. Rutger,
more Tomato, 500, $1.50; $2.50
M; 5000, $10; Hot and Sweet
Pepper, 300, $1; 500, $1.50!
| $1.75 M; Spring Cabbage, and
Ga. Collard, 500, $1.50; $2 M.
Mrs. I. &. Stokes, Fitzgerald.

Red Skin PR Potato, govt.
insp., $5 M; Bunch and Old
Fashion Boones, $5.50 M.
Ready. Prompt shipment .Guy
Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Rt.
BS =

Rutger and Marglobe Toma- |
jto, 60 C; 300, $1.50; $2.95 M;
| Large lots cheaper; Cabbage, |
1 50c C; 300, $1.35. Miss Lee
| Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Potato Plants, govt. insp., PR

imp. La. Copperskin, 5000, |

$10. No chks. Lester Crawford,
Bristol. eheen

Marglobe and Balti-'

|R.

| Bermuda Onion,

| Alma.

| Beegplant plants, 20e doz.;

| globe



PAGE THREE

PLANTS FOR SALE
i

Bulbs, 15 doz.
L. M. Turner,

{Also Garlic

Govt. insp. Red Skin PR Po-

|tato, ready, $4.50 M; 500, $3;

Also Brown Striped Half Run-
mer Bean Seed, 50c teacup.
Guy Crowe, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

KE
Digging Coastal Bermuda

|Stolens through May, 35 cu.
ft. See Sankie Powell at farm
Ga. Or. contact,

near Wrens,
M. T. Courson, Hazlehurst.

Cert. PR Runner Potato, $4

M; Imp. Bunch, $7 M; Rutger

Tomato, 500, $2; $3 M. B. J.

Head, Alma, Phone 3791.

Cert. Runner PR and Imp.
Bunch ee Lowell Head,

Red Skin PR Potato, $450 M;

500, $2.50; Rutger Tomato, 75c

C; $3.50 M; Long Cayenne Hot,
and Ruby King Bell Pepper,

$1 C;'$4 M. PP. J. M. Crosley,

Baxley, Ro. 3.

PR, and vine grown La. Imp.
Copperskin Potato, State imsp.,
5000, $12.50. No chs. Eas
Tyre, Bristol.

Cert, Gold Rush Potato, wilt

resistant, $5 M. Del. by parcel
post. Prompt shipment. E. F.
Entrekin, Bremen, Rt. 2, Box
DBs

Cert. Imp. Bunch. PR Cop-
perskin Sweet Potato, Fed. and
State insp., $6 M. Will not ship
under 1M. Mike Preston, Buena
Vista, Rt. 2.

Imp.. Large Dewberry, 50

doz.; Min. Huckleberry, 2 doz.,

75c; Also Slick Leaf Mustard
and Honeyrock Cantaloupe
Seed, 30c teacup. Add postage.
Rosie Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1.

' Dill, and Pennyroyal Plants,
25c doz.; Balm, Catnip, Tansy,
60c doz.; Peppermint, 2 doz,

Sage Plants, Catnip Bunches,
|Muscadine Grape Vines, 6, $1;




















































25c; Red Gold Strawberry, $1.25 _

(Ca Horseradish, 75e doz.; Red
and Black Raspberry, $1. doz5
Also Garlic Bulbs,
Moss packed. Mrs. F. M. Eaton,
Dahlonega, Rt. 1. -

Tame strawberry, 30 bunches
$1. Add postage. Miss Odell
Parks, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Govt insp. red skin PR, $2.78
M. PP. No chks. Paul Lightsey,
Screven.

Cert. bubels potato, $7 M;
Rutgers tomato, $3 M. E. H.
Hall, Arabi, Rt. le

Hot pepper plants, 15e doz.

Fred Witherspoon, Atlanta, 308

Holderness St. SW; RA 5251.

Home Grown tomato, 75e C;
_Pep-
per 25c doz. Ready Jufie 10. No
shipments. J. W. Smith, Bow-
don, Box 166, Carrollton St.
Ph. 3301.

Cert. PR Potato, count
quality guar., $250 M. Mrs.
A. B. Williams, Alma.

, Strong, good Rutger, Mair-
tomato, $250 M; 500,
$1.25: Round Dutch Copen-
hagen Market cabbage, $2 MM;
Calif. Wonder and Pimients
Sweet pepper, Cayenne Hot,

$3.25 M2? 500, $1.65; Black
Beauty eggplant, $3.50 M.
Prompt shipment. Full count

guar. Mrs.

Rt 4.

Genuine Pink and Copperskin
potato, $2.75 M. FOB. Guar.
full count. Leary C. Deal, Patt-
terson.

Golden Acre, Flat Dutch cab-
bage, and White Bermuda on-
ion, 300, $1; $250 M; Rautgec
tomato, Calif.Wonder Sweet,
and Cayenne Hot pepper, 300,
$2; 500, $3; $450 M. PP in Ga.
Chanclor, Pitts.

Golden Acre. Cabbage, and
300, $1; 580;
$1.50; $2.50 M; Rutger tomato,
Sweet and Hot pepper, 300, $2:
1500, $3: $5M. Prepaid in Ga.
Otis Conner, Pitts. ;

Cert. govt. > insp. treated

Bunch PR Potato, $1.25 C; 590,
| $4.50; $8 M. PP. Mass jp: 4

{na Griffin, Baxley,



| May, June del. Rayon Fuse

\seli, Milan, Rt.

4 doz., re :







and








PAGE FOUR _





ene eee
PLANTS FOR SALE





- Govt. insp. PR potato, $2.50

ment. Atlas Lightsey, SUESDEY,
ee Rt. Dee



. BEED AND GRAIN
FOR SALE



: Rockyford cantaloupe, 2 tsp.,
18c del. Add postage if out

of state. Mrs. Effie Smith, Aus-
tell, Rt. 4.

Beriped half runner bean

seed, 35c cupful, 3, $1, FOB.

ee Gertrude Howell, Mitchell,
pe ;

__ Long green okra, clean, bright,
_ 92 pet. germ. March 15 test,
- 75 Ib. 5 lbs.-65c lb. Add post-
age. ee Leon Smith, LaGrange,
e Rt.
; ee striped tender corn-
age bean. seed, 50c large cup;
bunch . butterbeans, 25c
large cup. Add postagee. Mrs.
Della Crowe, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Brown Top Millet, recleaned,
100 lb. bags, stored at Louis-
weVille: BBY Anderson, Augusta,
2094 Heckle St.

Reg. Starr millet seed (can
be cert. 2 more yrs.), sub-stand-
ard in germ. $25 CWT: del., $23
SOB DAA: Law, Chula, phone
mitten 1716-R-2.

: About 20 bee Black Dia- |.
mond, white seed watermelon,
f especially selected, hand saved;
oi 50 Ib. PP. Joe R. James,
ouglasville, tile

- Recleaned Brown Top Millet,
the hay and grazing kind tested

for Germ. and purity. $15-CWT.

Norman Johnson, Warrenton.

Brown Crowder peas, home |
~ grown seed, treated, for planting
: only, 35e cup; 3 cups, $1. Add

pees: Mrs. F. N. Carlisle,
- Flowery Branch. ~

_ Asst. poe seed, 25c pkt.;
6 pkts., $1; Congo Watermel-
on, $2 tb.: 2 Ibs., $3. PP. Earl
Stuckey, Blackshear.

Half Runner Striped bean,
and sweet cantaloupe, 50c large
- eup;.3 cups, $1.25; Black Crow-
er Peas, $1 gal. Mrs B. T. Thorn-
ton, Bowdon.

Green Glaze collard seed, 2
ebbIsi,. 25c; 7-0 Tbls:, $1.8: -o7.,
) $2.25, easly a Steed, Buena
' Vista.

Pie 1955 Champ: Green Glaze

- collard seed, 4 Tbls., $1;.8 Thls.,
$2; 35 Ibs. in all 70c lb. by lot.
PP, Mrs. T. T. Holloway, Cobb-
town.



Good Red Syrup Cane seed,
- $1.25 qt.; Dipper gourd, 10c
pack. Mrs, Frank Manis, Cran-
eedall, Rt lic

Good Striped Half Runner, 6
wks. seed beans, 50c cup; mix
-butterbeans and yellow pop-
corn, 35 cup. All weevil free.
Add postage. Mrs. Otto Rice,
Cumming. g

Ua Clean Citron seed, mixed
_ variety, $1.30 lb. W. D. Askew,
Davisboro,

Be Martin Milo and Hegari seed
$4 Cwt. Shipped in 100 lb. bags.

_ Purity and germ. test on re-
aiest: H. S. Young, Fairmount,
tit ele

Brown Striped Cornfield bean
seed, 50c cup; Col. Bunch But-
terbeans, 25c cup. Add postage.
mane Crowe, Gainesville, Rt.

20 doz. 1954 sound Cushaw |
seed, $1.50; Also Herbs, Pineap-
ple Mint Plants, Lemon Balm,
50 doz. ea. plus 10c postage.
Mrs. B. B. Woodruff, Green-
ville.

Brown Top Millet seed,
bine run, $12 Cwt: at barn.
S. Mixon, Griffin, Rt. C.

1954 crop tender White Half |
Runner and Bunch Bean, bright,
no weevils, 55 cup. Add: post-
age. Sold in two cup lots up.

W.

Mrs. Pauline Franks, Hiawas-
see.

Tender White Half Runner}
Bean seed, 2 large cups, $1;

Col, Bunch Butterbeans, 25c Ib.
Hastings White Triumph Bush
Lima Beans, 35c lb. All hand
shelled. Add postage. Mrs. U.
V. Sauls, Lula, Rt. 1.

M. Full count. Prompt ship- |

com- |

SEED AND GRAIN.
' FOR SALE

2500 Ibs, 1954 Syrup Cane,
recleaned, treated, 10c lb. in
100 Ib. bags; - Also 75 gals.

Syrup, $2.50 gal. v. . Samples,
Homer, Rt; x.

Climbing Okra and Climbin
Squash, 25c pkg. Plus self ad-
dressed, stamped envelope. No
stamps. Fred Pruitt, Naylor.

For dry weather crop, Texas
Exp. Stat. Redbine 66 Grain
Sorghum 98 pct. pure, 89 pct.
germ., $8 Cwt. R..D: Tatum,
Palmetto. - :

1 ton Honeydrip Sorghum
Seed, 1954 crop, harvested with-
out rain, $8 Cwt.-S. H. Hearn,
Palmetto.

6 bu. clean Cane Seed, 8c
lb. my place, Arvil M. Shook,
Young Harris, (1 mile out).

Good tender Bunch, white and
brown striped Half Runner bean
.60c cup; Speckled Crowder,
Purple Hull Peas, 30c cup;
Bunch Okra, 40c cup; Yellow
seed popcorn, 25c cup. Add
postage. No stamps nor ~chks.
Mandy Banks, Carters.

About 30 bu.. Syrup Cane
seed, $3 bu. Amos cee Ball
Ground, Rtas

Imp. pure Pride of Ga. Wat-
ermelon seed, 150, - 50c and-
stamped, addressed envelope.
a W. Y. Summers, Newaen,
t. 5,

Blacklee Watermelon, Rocky- |
ford Cantaloupe, large pump-
kin, 25c- half pt.; 50c pt.;
qt.; Citron Melon, 78c lb.; Or-
namental and Martin gourd,
Icebox Watermelon, 2 doz.; 10c
and stamped envelope. Walter
Stroud, Bolingbroke, Rt. 1.

Brab Seed peas, treated, $7.50
pi FOB. C. A. Walker, Ella-
ville.

Fresh Calif, Multiplying beer
seed, 20c start; 12 starts, $1.
es ae Earl Fincher, Waco,
Rial = :



BEANS AND PEAS
> EOH SALE =



White Six Weeks Bunch,
Imp. White Half Runners,
White Pole McCaslin Beans,

all guar., 60c cup. PP. Homer
Van Zandt, Dial.

White Tender Salet English
Peas, 70c cup; Good Tender
Speckled Cutshort Cornfield
Beans, 65c cup. Add postage.
No stamps. AE VA, Lambert, Elli-
jay, Rt. 3.

Good tender Speckled Cut-
short Cornfield Beans, 65c cup;
White Salet English Peas, 5c
cup. Add postage. No stamps.
Mrs. Preston Southerland, Elli-

NAVs Chis Os

200 bu. Dortchsoy 31 Soy-
beans, recleaned, new 2 bu.
bags, 99.6 pct. pure, 85 pct.
germ., $4 bu. at farm. Ph
Ogletree, Jr. Griffin, Rt. B.
Ph. 4601. _

30 bu. Sugar, 20 bu. Six

Weeks Crowder Peas, $12 bu.;
pure, $15 bu. R. . Bartlett,
McDonough.

300 bu. Mamloki. Soybeans, 2
}bu. bags, 30 bu. yield, $5 bu.
FOB. H. D. Barr, Marshallville.

Approx. 30 bu. Iron Clay
Peas, 50 bu. Ala.. Crowders,
|recleaned, good germ. Cecil L.
| Langham, Warrenton, Rt. 2.
| (At Bastonville).

J. E. W. 45 Soy beans, germ.
87.50 pet.; pure seed, 97. 16 pet. |
No noxious weed seed, $4.75
| bu. in 2 bu. even wt. bags.
| Shipped only in 2 bu. lots. No
odd: bush: (H. Hart=-Jx,,
| shallville,

|

JEW. 45 Soy beans, Germ.
97.5 50 pet.; pure seed, 97.16 pct.
No noxious weed seed, in even
wt., 2 bu. bags, $4.75 bu.
less 2 bu. accepted. O. M. Ware,



|

| Marshallville.
| 40 bu. recleaned grown
| Crowders, $6 bu. Lewis Easter-

| lin, Andersonville.

Good, sound Dixie Lee and
Black Crowder peas, 20c Ib.
FOB. No less peck sold. Harvey
C, Jordan, Buena Vista.



$1 |

. Mar- |

No |

BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE

_ Per captatt Speckled crowd-
ers and old time pole cat peas,

25c; col. 20c. Add postage. Curtis
Heard, Cumming, Rt. | :

100 Clemson high-bush soy-
beans, recleaned, 2 bu. bags,
88 pet. germ., 99. 66. pet. Bure
no noxious weed, $3.50 bu.
FOB. Ev. K. Overstreet, a
vania,

White bunch butter peas, 3
cups, $1.25; large, running mix-
ed butterbeans and lady peas,
2 cups, $1; white crowders, 3
cups, $1.50; tender blue pole
beans and streaked half run-
ners, 2 cups, $1.20; broom corn
seed, 35 cup. No chks. Mrs.
Lon Ashworth, Dacula.

- Speckled and white half run-
ner garden and tender corn-
field beans, 50c teacupful; Blue
Java peas, 20c lb.; also pink
skin peanuts, 2-4 in hull, $2
peck, $6 bu. Add postage. Miss
Gennia Brown, Ball Ground,
Riedy

Lady or Rice peas, 40c Ib. 3
lbs., old time Half Runner gard-
en beans, 60c lb. Del. in 3 or
more lb. lots. Mrs. Evelyn Ar-
mour, Alto, Rt. 1.

Tender White Half Runner
Garden Beans, 40c cup; Blue
Java Peas, 20c cup; Plus 12c per
cup for postage; Large Pink Skin
Peanuts, - 2-4 in hull, $2 pk.
Plus 40c per x. postage. Prompt
Shipment. P, B. Brown, _ Ball
Ground, Rt. 1.

Tender White and Old Time
Speckled Half Runner Beans,
50c cup; Blue Java Peas, 20c
Tb. lb. lots; Red Scullion. On-
ions and Buttons, 75 gal.; Red
and Pink Skin Peanuts, 2-4 in
huH, $2 pk.; $6.50 bu. Add post-
age. Gt. Brown, Ball Ground,
Rt. L

Peas: New Eras, $7 bu.; Mix-
ed Hay, $6.50 bu. Dixie Lee

oe $12 bu. 8 less 1 bu. sold.
_L, Helms uena- Vista. -

140 bu. Brown 2 Crop Peas,
recleaned, bright, sound, $8 bu.
FOB. No less bu. shipped. No

chks. Geo. S. Metzger, Clyo.
Blackeyed Peas and Col.
Bunch Butterbeans, 25c pt.|

Plus postage. 1 mile Forest Ser-
vice Stat. on Cool
Road. A. T. Russell,
worth, Rt. 3.

100 bu. Clemson Non- Shatter
Soybeans, 90 pct. germ., re-
cleaned, in 2 bu, bags. No mail
orders. Henry Simpson, Coch-
an, se:

Chats-

250 bu. Iron Peas in new 2
bu. bags, 81 pct. germ., $6.75
bu. Bob Neal, Cordele, Po. O.
Box 147. i

Red Speckled Crowders, 25c
cup; White Blackeyed Peas, 25c
lb. Plus postage. Gladys Duran,
Cumming, Rt. 1.

Tender Cornfield Beans, 40c
large cup.Plus postage. No
chks. Mrs. Grover
Dawsonville, Rt. 4.

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SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

Sar

2 H Disc Harrow, good con-
dition. A. G. Germain, Atlan-
ta, 758 Hillpine Dr, N. E. Ve.
3118.

753. John Deere Tractor used
very little, and one Taylorway
10-26 Harrow (B & B), hy-
draulically operated, good
dises, $1800; J. D. Side Del.
| Rake (needs some repairs), $50.
Sell rake or harrow separately.
Carl D. Wright, Atlanta, 34
Woodcrest Ave. N. W. EL.
1182.



Case .Threshing Machine,
needs slight repairs, self feed,
wind stacker, weigher . and
}counter, all belts good, $150.
Trade for. beef type steer.
|James B. Bartch, Augusta,
2737 Milledgeville Rd.

Farmall Tractor for sale or
ltrade. F. W. Clark, College
Park, Rt. 3, Box 330. Ph. Fa,
8023.

24 disc Intnl smoothing frase
row. Cecil L. Langham, War-
renton, Rt. 2 2 (at pomony ie



-30c; bunch butterbeans, white,

Black and Purple Hull Crowd- |

Springs

-Fauscett,

Bidekemia Shop. plow and
Forge in good cond. both $10;
Also want one good Farm
Tractor Wagon, _preferably R.
C. Cropper with 5th. wheel.
C. H. Jordan, Covington , Rt. oa

chine, good cond., ready for

: Practically new-J. D. Side
Del. Rake, perfect cond., $200.
Beds Swanson, "Fairburn. Ph.
7129.6

"Blacksmith Shop Angi steel,
good cond., wt. 135 lbs. $13. 95.
Prompt shipment. A. J. Adams,

"| Eitzgerald, Rt. 2, Box 177A.

Set farm Blacksmith obs.
and new Cole combination seed |
dropper, horse drawn, $40 for
both. A. D. Giles, Whitesburg, |
Ritts

Intn] one-row~ Ensilage Har-
vester, 4 yrs. old, excellent
cond., good rubber tires, $650
at farm. N. F. Fiske, Evans,
Ga. Hereford. Farm. gees

Shallow- well- pump Santee
with tank and Delco 1/4 hp

motor, oe 1 cond. used only
4-1/2 Soe Paul - aes ee
Good - Tope. :

Copper syrup pan, 12 ft., s self
skimmer style, Meadows | corn
mill, not new-but good grind-|

42, in. No. 52. R. McCormick-
Deering combine. Mrs. G. A.
Bentley, Oglethorpe. : Rt. ee

Farmall B tractor, B and B

|harrow, 2 wheel tractor trailer,

parts of cultivator, first class
cond., $395. See. J. W. Hender-

combe Rd. phone Ev. (5244.

8 ft. grain binder, running
cond., practically new sheets,
$35 or trade. Loyd Keadle,
Yatesville. :

Beater disc plow, $40:
Dearborn bottom plow, $125:

hitches, $50; drag harrow, $50;

work on Ford or Ferguson.
Roger Callaway, Collins, Rt. 2:

1949 : Ford Tractor, good
cond., $675. J. P. Talton, At-
lanta, 855 Peyton Rd.;-S:. W.
Am. 1119. ab

Garden Tractor and equipment,
good cond., $100 my place.

turning plow, used less 20 hrs.,
A-1 cond. Bargain. Ethel Bran-_
don, Stone Mountain, Rt. 2.

Heavy duty Allis- Chalmers |
Saw Mil, engine-mounted on
rubber, also suitable for gin;
McCormick- Deering Corn Shel-

ler No. 30. R. L. Patterson, |
Chickamauga, Rts 32, ee One:
2055.

Two 7 ft. Massey-Harris Self-
Propelled Combines, One Mc-
Deering Club Tractor and 2
Row Crop Model A Avery
Tractor, both with equipment.
ae Hill Touchstone, Bete Rt.
iC:

Farm Master Dairy Milking
Machine, 2 unit, complete with
pipe, $50. Cc. C. Clark, Stock-
bridge.

Gravely tractor, roto plow,
cultivators, 2 cycle bars, all
good cond. $300. Warren A.

Dunwoody Rd. N. E.

a
Set cultivators, planters and
treadway mowing machine. for
Oliver 70 tractor. Thomas
Odum, Campton.

1954 J. D. 40 tractor, plant-
ers, fertilizer and side dress-
ing attachment, cultivators, 6
ft. KBL harrow, 7- tooth coil
spring ripper, all like new,
$2,000. FOB my place. Hollis
Taylor, Cuthbert, Rt. 3.

Gould 3 HP Shallow Well,
Jet water pump, pressure tank

Cannot ship or answer inquiries
See. Mrs. G.
Hill, 2280 Niskey Lk



8656.

1 horse drawn Mowing Ma- :

service. Cheap. Will nat ship; | =
|A. W. West, Ellijay, Rind. ee

Harrow.

: {low Well - Piston

ing. Tom Cagle, Jasper, Rt3at

son, Stone Mountain, 247. a |e

2 Cole planters with Griffin |
one front end blade, $50. All|

J-} also 2 row cultiv

E. Emmett, Buford, Rt. 3.
Eshelman Riding Garden
Tractor, 6 HP, with small

Bailer, Atlanta, 3965 Peachtree--|

and pip, perfect cond., $50. tires,
T. Burriss, Ben |:
Rd.






















a Hay Baler.
jas new, $225;
Duty Tractor Wag























































































































pitenite Leve e
tor, $3.50; 6 Row gar
ter for Farmall tract
2 seasons, $80;

s oe H = Rake D
foot pedal, $22.50: S Sak

| motor, fected ee
able; Also: 6
draining eds:

3 Johnson, . Warrento

Dearborn 2 Dise '
cond., SSID
Stonewall.

| sickle on ihenaal or a
lice lift platform, good
Extra blade and- other

Drawn Sprayer, never
excellent for Spray =
tobacco, etc.,
(easily 10 ac ay
Bargain. Inquiries ans.

Gilreath, Cartersville

George F. Holston,

AllisChalmers | 40
fair cond. cheap for
san Duggan, me hy

(19- 22), ana 13 Ori
$7.50. Exch: for yearlings
Wellborn, Rock Spates



Carrollton, Rt. 1.

Cannery equipment: _
H Boiler. 5 Retorts,
Jacket Kettles, Exhau:
Colling Vats, other ite
at High School. J
Rockmart.

No. 60 Allis-Chalm I
bine, power take-of
Morris, Hartwell, Rt. ae

4 cylinder motor, good runnin
cond., $450. FOB. S. H. Gar
ner Jr., Locust Greve

Jv D412 A Combine,
$900: MM 16 Dise 10 ft. Gr,
Drill with fert. hopper, $5
IHC one man Pickup 3
Baler with engine, $900; J. D,
aus Del. Rake, $150. All neal
ly new. L. P. Saas
Valley, Rt. 3.

Allis-Chalmers. No. 60
bine with either grain
sacking platform, 1952
$525. A.: B. Sibley.
ledgeville, Rt. 1.

Farmall H.

completely 0
cultivators,




















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COND HAND SECOND HAND | MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS
NER LE| MACHINERY WANTED FOR SALE

- WANTED












































































































9 |Spring Tooth Cultivator, J. D.

-\trade for reg. polled Hereford

-/or trade. G.-N. Dobbs, Beth-
\lehem, Rt. 1. = = :

| Well pump with working head,

r |A, B. or G.,

10, or sold seva
ilkerson, Mc-

and H Farmall
harrow, til-

: *|Corn Scower All necessary
\metors. Clarence Hill, Marietta,

' |Tires, 8 X 24 or 9 KX 24 good

'|tor, Planters, Cultivators, AC

-| with new Red Seal Motor, used

1 light Tandem Harrow. Grady.
lH. Ridley,
|Ridgecrest Rd-

|lanta, 2765 Burton Rd. S. W.
| Be. 3305. : es

| Don Willey Carnesville, Rt. 3.

Tifton, Rt. 3. aS
at | 1951 Ford tractor, bog har-

\row, $50; Good 2 H Wagon,
|Rt 1. Ph. 4781. E

|reath, Summerville, Rt. 3. 8

|Jr. Marietta, Rt. 2. -

: cond., $30.

-| 15 in. Meadows hammer mill,
150 HP 10 _ HP-3600-RPM-220
|Elec. Motor; 2 Dust Collectors

|Duplex Feed Mixer,
14 sieve meal Sifter; S Howe

;|hydraulic blade,
| sprockets, rollers, $1150. Take

Si Good 2 H Wagon. Sell or
\trade for pigs or heifer. Lon

lequipment. A. T.

|Campbell, Rossville, Rt. 3. ~

W. D. Allis-Chalmers! Trac-
6 ft. Combine, Corn Picker, 7

Cutaway Harrow, and Wheat-

land Plow. 0. B. Brown, Ft.|
Valley, Rt. 2. Ph. TA 5-2444.

52 Intl. Combine, good cond.,

about 90 hrs., both $500; Good
12 ft. Automatic Dump Hay
Rake, tractor or horse drawn,
$50. W. J. MeDougald, Gaddis-
town. SNS Raan ete aes eee

J. D. No. 4-2 H Mowing Ma-
chine, good cond., for cash, or

heifer or heifer Calves. H. F.
Baxter, Grantville.

4 Dise Athens Tiller, 24 Disc

LaGrange, ~ 206 |

2-1/2 H David Bradley trac-
tor, turning plow, cultivator,
disc harrow, bulldozer blade,
$950 cash. J. J. Coogler, At-

2 Disc Trailer Plow. Sell

9 Chattanooga _ Syrup Mills:
one power, other horse drawn.

Dayten Model 6000 Deep

200 ft. sucker rod and closed

cylinder $200. E. P. Drexel,

row, cultivator, Ist. class, $1200
my place. D. A. Stephens, La-
Grange, Rt. 5. :

1947 John Deere B Tractor,
$350; Planters, Cultivators for
$100; IHC 42 Com-
pine, $125; New PTO driven
Purner hay baler and tractor
mounted dump Rake, $450;
Tractor mounted trailer type
mower, $75; King B & B Har-

$30. R. G. Hicklin, Jonesboro,

2 Farmall M tractors, good
cornd., some equipment, cheap,
or trade for 53 or 54 Ford
and equipment. Fay H. Gil-
mi. North Menlo.

Model NT Case Automatic
pickup hay baler with 4 cy-
finder Wisc. air cooled engine,
baled only few hundred bales,
$1700. John G. Wright, Wash-
ington, P. O. Box 528. ~ ~

Two 600 eg gSears Elec. Incu~
baters, $80 ea.; One stage elec.
brooder, $50. Jes R. Johnston,

Horse drawn hay baler, good
H. H. Garrett, Mari-
Rt. 5, Powder Springs

(36 in. & 40 in.); 1 Ton Kelly
Norvell

necessary

2419 Roswell Rd.

H. G. Oliver Dozer, angle
good tracks,

Cub Farmall or Allis- |
Chalmers G, Tractor. F. M.
Gazaway, Decatur, 2556 Clif-
ton: Springs Rd., Rt. 1. Ev-2971.

jon trade

Bellamy, Homer. Rt. 2.
Borie Mans Ge eee
SECOND HAND

) MACHINERY WANTED

Want garden tractor with
Russell,
Chatsworth, Rit.3:

Want 2 good used Tractor
cond. reasonable price. Wesle



: Want tractor one-man post
hole digger suitable for 1H
snap hitch Super C. No junk.

'C. Solus, Macon, Box 405. -

Want Hammer mill, 11 or 18
in, for Ford tractor, good cond.,
near Ailanta. H. B. Hogan,
Powder Springs, Rt. 2.

Want Blacksmith post drill,

good cond., within 60-75 mi.

T. P. Dowda, Smyrna, Rt. 3,
Box 628. phone 5-4026.
Want 1952 or newer, Farmall

reverse draw bar, all in ex-
cellent. cond., within 100 mi.
Curry R. Jackson, College Park,
Rt. 1, DeMooney Rd.

Want horse drawn hay rake
within 50 miles. ; Ly Arm-
strong, Stockbridge, Rt. 2.

Want Hgui ment for Ford
tractor. W. R. Long, Woodstock,
*phone GL 46988. :

Want large brewer feed mix-
er with motor for Cattle, ete.,
also Hammer Mill. Stuart
Knight, Savannah, Rt. 5, Box
192 A

Want 2 unit Serge milker and
pump, all complete, Floyd Sea-
wright, Hartwell, Rt. 8.

Want Dirt Pan for Ford
Tractor. I. Teem, Milner, RFD.

Ph. Griffin 4897,

Want practically new, large
Power Syrup. Mill and Evapora-
tor; Also want new type Ford
Tractor Mower. W. L. Warner,
Hartwell, Rt. 1. !

Want Graham Hoeme or Joef-
fry Plow. Morgan Walters, Gog-

*

gins, Rt. 1.

_ Want Eelevator Loader with
gasoline motor, suitable for load-
ing baled hay and shavings, in
good cond. J. B. Bramlett, Mar-
gret. : :

e i
Want good used Garden Trac-
tor, excellent cond., with all
tools. J. D. Spooner, Douglas.

Want Trail Wheel for Intl.
2 Disc Plow, good cond. Hugh
Davis, Griffin. Ph. 9724.

Want Mowing Machine, mule
drawn, fair cond., reasonable.
Prefer in Meriwether or sur-
rounding county. J. Flynn John-
ston, Atlanta, 68 Park Lane, N.
E. Ee

Want Pickup Baler, good
cond. for cash; Also for sale,
12 ft. self propelled combine.
H. G. Ballard, Moultrie.

Jubilee or Ferguson 330 Trac-
tor in good condition. Fred
Barber, Jonesboro, Box 206.

Want one Tractor-Tire, size 10
x24, LL. Whitmire, Lavonia.

Want water pump for irriga-
tion, 6 or 8 inches. Ira Petti-
grew, LaFayette. g

Want Farmall motor block,

cub tractor, plus all touch con-|2
trolled front blade, side mower,

Want to trade hogs for Ford |

White corn (good for meal),
$1.80 bu. at barn. J. R. Cox,
Griffin, Rt. 5, Box 324, g
EGGS; :
FERTILIZER:

. Chicken fertilizer, $1.25 for
100 lb. bag at my farm. Mrs.

J. E. Carter, Atlanta, Rt. 4,
Box 487. Am.-9237, 4
GARLIC:

Garlic, $1.75 doz.; rhubarb

pie plants, $1.85 doz. Miss Ce-
cile McCurley, Hartwell, Rt.

GOURDS:

Ornamental gourds, $1.50
doz. 8 doz., $3 PP. Earl Stuc-
|key, Blackshear. %

Martin and Dipper gourds,
25c ea.; smaller mixed sizes,
10c ea.; seed, $1 cupful. Add
postage. Mrs. W. H. Wooten,
Camilla, Rt. 2. ;

HAY:

. Good 1955 Orchard Gass
and Clover Hay, 95c bale.
Deliver radius 30 miles for

stock. Hwy 140. Ph. Roswell
2472.

OATS:

12 or 15 bu. good sound Oats,
at my farm. Mrs. WS. Walker,
Bishop, Rt. 1.

ROOTS AND HERBS:

Catnip, Peppermint, Balm,
Tansy, Ground Ivy, Houseleek,
Horehound, Garlic Bulbs, 50c
doz.; Horseradish Plants, $1
doz.; Dirdock Root, 50 lb. PP
in Ga. Mrs. Martha White,
Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 60.

Yellow, Elder,

Sarsaparilla,
Plum, Red Sassafras,
Dock Root, Wild Cherry, Pine,
Red, White Oak Sweet Gum,
Aldar, Persimmon Bark, 50c
Ib.; Colts Foot, Plantian, Sheep
Sorrel, Mullein, Spice Wood,
$1 Ib. Add postage. Exch for
print sacks. Mrs. John Myers
Addison, Hartwell.

TOBACCO STICKS: |

Tobacco Sticks, $25 M. T. E.
Waters, Brooklet, Rt. 2. (1 mi.
West).

WALNUTS AND WALNUT
MEATS: |

Black Walnuts, 1954 crop,
hulled, 142 Ibs, 10c Ib. Add
Postage. No less 10 lbs. ship-
ped. Add postage. C. Leon
Smith, LaGrange, Rt. 1. \

Clean Walnut Meats. 80c pt.
Add postage. Miss L. M. White,
Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 57.

Yellow Popcorn, $1 gt.; Queen
of the Meadow, Wild Cherry,
Red Sassafras, 2 Ibs. $1. Add
postage. R. C. Stover, Ellijay,
Ritece. c

a



FOR SALE



BAMBOO (ROOTS)

Large Bamboo Roots 50c lb.
|Add postage. Denver L. Hol-
Jand, Carrollton, 96 College St.

BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES:

Sev. pat. hives and supers
painted, some new, some used,
all for less half cost. Bees free
with supplies. At my place.
Cc. E. McKinney, Atlanta, 3304
Clairmont Rd. N. E., Rt. 13,
Ex-6096.

CORN AND SEED CORN:

200 bu. Ga. 103 white corn,
weevil-. free, $1.60 bu. my
barn, 25 mi. W. Barnesville.
Carl. D. Wright, Atlanta, 34
Woodcrest Ave, N. W. EL-
1182. : :

Purebred, heavy type, long
yellow-legged Cornish Eggs,
15, $1.60; 30, $3.10 with cartons
ret. at once. MO only. Miss





|Cora B. Patterson, Ty Ty, Rt.

1, Box 35.

ae aca



model A, B, or C. Neal L. Black, MISCELLANEOUS
Cleveland, Rt. 4. a WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS __ | EGGs:

Want some Peafow!l eggs also
some Runt pigeons. R. G. Reyn-
olds, Baxley, Rt. 3

PLANTS: \

Want Spanich or Nigger
Heel sweet potato (red out-
side white imside) plants. Mrs.
Maggie Hackney, Blue Ridge.

Want for own farm, several
hundred thousand Coastal Ber-
muda Sprigs in loads of 2 to
400 M. Must be free of other
common Bermuda and weeds.
Quote loaded your farm. R. L.
Jackson, Jonesboro, Rt. 1.

GOOBERS: 2
Want Goobers (not peanuts).
They are round, have only 1

kernel to hull. C. I. Knight,
Quitman. :
PEANUTS:

Want Peanuts, also Peas.

State variety and price. Mrs.
T. L. Anderson, Elberton.

| PLANTS:
Want some Cowhorn hot
pepper plants. Mrs. Hoke Gol-



den, Bremen, Rt. 2, Box 25.

small fee. Ralph Dangar, Wood-

Yellow |

Walnut Meats $1 pt.; Large

SEED: :
Want small amt. White Sugar
Crowder or Conch Pea Seed.

Mrs. Horace Brown, Sr., Hast-

man, Box 104. x

Want small amt. Dill Seed
with instructions for penne,

Mrs. Clyde Forester, Lithonia,
Rt. 2.



CATTLE FOR SALE



Hereford polled White Face

Bull, 6 yrs. old, reg. papers.

Reasonable. B. C. Jones, Villa
Rica. C/O Bay Springs Farm.

One Reg. Guernsey Male, 20
mos. old, dehorned; ring in
nose, $125 with papers; -$100
without ; 2 Reg. Cows, fresh-.
en 22 and 24 May, one Grade,
June 3rd., 6 and 7 yrs. old,
all large, heavy milkers, free
of Bangs, TB. H. W. Thurmond,
Farmington. :

Cow with 2nd. calf, 2 Cows
with /3rd. calf, $100 ea. with-

-lout calf; $115 with. W. F.All-

good, Carlton.

Male Calf 2 mos. old. Mrs.
L. C. Whitmire, Cornelia, RFD
1. .

Purebred 5 gal. Guernsey
Milk Cow, 2nd. calf dropped
May 6th. Martin Stubbs, Fay-
etteville, Rt. i. a

10 dairy type cows with 10
poll type White Face calves,

$1000 lot. W. S. Mixon, Grif-
fina Hits eC, :

3 good milk cows, cheap for
cash. A. TT. Russell, Chats-
worth, Rt. 3.

Jersey bull yearling, $25; 14

nice heifers, $50 ea. J. F. Well-

born, Rock Springs.

Fine reg. Guernsey, fresh, 5
gal., artificially bred calf, can
be registered. H. V. Shirley,
Alpharetta, Rt. 2.

Reg. bulls, horned, polled, 1

+0 2 yrs. reg. Heifers, 1 yr. to
18 mos. W. E. Strother, Fay-
etteville, C/O Willow Pond
Farms. Ph. 4672.

Pure Jersey Cow, 3rd. calf
Ist week June, 5 or 6 gal.
daily, reg. Guernsey bulls,
ready for service, from high
milk producer F. H. Bunn,
Midville.

+ Small Guernsey Cow, Ist.

calf about 2 mos. old, $55 cow
only. Exch. for 30 bu. Yellow ~

Corn. Bring corn, get cow.
Clyde Blaylock, Marietta,
Barnes Mill Rd. (At Camp-

ground). Ph. 17-1318.

26 mixed. and grade White

Face cattle for best offer. L.
PF Fain, Alpharetta, Cogburn
Rd. Ph. 4191.

Reg. Dbl. Standard polled
Hereford bull, calved Mar. 13,
1954, good breeding cond., well
marked, dark red, strong in
polled breeding, traces on
sires and dams side to Victor
Domino, $250. R. W. Jones, Jr.,
Leslie, RD 2.

Holstein bred heifers, T. B.
accredited, Bangs tested and
ealfhood vaccinated. Edgar C.
Rogers, Plains.

Reg. Horn type Hereford bull
calves, 7-8 mos. old. Sell or
trade for same type and qauli-
ty; also . have choice OIC
shoats (hogs). W. J. Lyle, Lil-
burn, Rt. 1, Oraland Farm.

2 very good Jersey Cows and
Calves, 1 and 2 mos. old, Ist.
calves, $75 ea. cow and calf.
A. H. Germain, Atlanta 758
Hillpine Dr., N. EB. Ve. 3118.

Grade polled Hereford soon
to calve, $75; Cows with thrifty
White Face Calf, $125-$150. H.
W. Stough, Locust Grove. Rt.
1. Ph. Griffin 7396.

Jersey Cow, subj. to reg,
just freshened 4th calf, 4 gal.
daily, $125 with -calf Eugene
Gunby, Atlanta, C/O Fulton
Co. Court House..CH 5454.

6 reg. Guernsey Cows, all
milking and bred, $150 ea;
2 young bulls, 6 and 8 mos.
old, $65 ea. Excellent breeding.



A. N. Tuck, Thomasville.



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a

} Cornelia, Box 55.

i

Li5 reg. polled Hereford hei-
' fers,

- PAGE six

lich, Swainsboro.

6 yrs. old, pasture bred to reg.

one fresh. See at Gaddistown.

-soon 4th calf; Reg. Duroc sow

Bennett, Stockbridge, Rt. 2.

_ A. Price, Leesburg.

Weoodstoric

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CATTLE FOR SALE

CATTLE FOR SALE



Black Angus cattle, at farm

prices. Arthur Stover, Flint-
stone. (Walker Co.)

Hereford brood Cows, top
quality, meat type, open, ready
to breed Jersey heifers, all
good quality and condition, P.

. Patton, Shady- Dale. Ph.
Monticello 5123.

Holstein and Guernsey bred
heifers due to calve im 2-6
weeks, also open yearlings, all
from good. milkers, calfhood
vaccinated. Hamilton 1. Hill,
Newnan, C/O Hill Fruit Farm.

3 milking Short Horn bulls
of service age, from high pro-
ducing bloodlines. Leon Ehr-

Reg. Aberdeen Angus Cow,

bull, $185. J. P..Talton, Atlanta,
855 Peyton Rd., S. W. Ph. Am.
1119.

5 White Face bred to Scotch |
Shorthorn for 2nd. calf, $135
ea.; 5 grade Shorthorn, and 2
high grade Jersey Cows, bred, |
C. G. G&rner, Sarah. ~ ;

Jersey Milk Cow, freshen,
with papers, 2 OIC Shdats;
also blaek horse Mule, 850 Tbs, |
work anywhere, $35 for mule
along. E. W. Holdridge, New- |
lan, Rt. 2, Box 173:

Jersey-Holstein Cow; young |
ealf at side, gentle, easily |
milked, $80; Also mare Mule, |
good cond. work amnywihtere,
$25. See Saturdays only. Lee

8 reg. Aberdeen-Angus Cat-'
tle Sell ons or all J. Ss.
Thomas, Douglasville. Ph. 2381..

13 replacement horn type
heifers necently put into breed-
ing herd. Sell 10 for $300 ea.;
7 being exposed to Baca Duke,
47th. 6 to Larry Domino. All|
calfhood vaccination for bangs.
Health ert. fufmished. Percy

Reg. polled Hereford bulls, |
several to seleet from, old
enough for service, popular
bloodlines, free bangs and TB, |
reasonable. G. W. Steele, Lilly.
Ph. Vienna 4175. : i

Reg. Jersey bull calves, 6
and 12 mos. old, by superior
sire, Donna Dandy Sultan, and
out of cows with good official |
roduction mneeords: also baby!
ull by the great Advancer
Record Jester. Reasonable. E.
B. Braswell, Athens.

Reg. Jersey bull Calf, 4 mos. |
old, sired by Volunteer St.
Mawes Remus Rex 506697 (has |
one of greatest prodiuction ped-
igrees of any bull). Sell or]
trade for reg. heifer. Fned Bar-|
ber, Jonesboro, P. O. Box 206.

Reg. Polled Hereford Cow,
5 yrs. old, extra good shape, |
bred to good polled pull, $175,
with papers. Ralph Dangar,

Reg. Shorthorn bull, dark
roan, horned, milking type, 2
yrs. old, $150 with papers, att
my place. W. H. GLoudenmills,

_ Reg. Shorthorn. bull, from
best of stock, 1 yr., 3 mos. old.
J y, Franklin Springs.
Ph. Royston 7742.

avg. wi. about 550 lbs,
one reg. bull calf unrelated to
heifers, $850 lot, if sold imume-
diately. Terrell Swindle, Nash-
Ville. Ph. 6701.

3 gal. Jersey Cow with 2nd.
calf, 4 mos. old and yr. old
Jersey. Heifer, $165 for lot.
Roy Marr, Folkston, Rt. 2, Box
OER es

Brahma heifer, 2 yrs. old,
not bred, $65. Mrs. Walter B.

Allen, Folkston, Rt. 2, Box 21
AS

Reg. 4 yr. old, Beg. White-
face, 1,000 lb. horned bull. Sell
or trade for polled bull. Fred
J. Wilson, Decatur, 2550 Boring
Rd. Clearview Fanm. |

Reg. Aberdeen-Angus bull, |
8 mos. old, quality breeding.

| Coffee,

| FFA Pig Chain, $25 ea. R. G.

| stock, $50 ea. Lamar Burnette,

Duroc, blocky type, 500 Ibs.,}

|@ week. Deen Boatri
|Rt. 4.

{

|

sey cows. L. P. Sin
Valley, Rt. 3.

jbulls 1 meg, 1
jather 15 mos.

| cond.
| 9/8

for breeding,
and more
|good reg. polled bulls. J. T.
Eastman.

good strain, 5-11 mos. old, $100
ea.; 5 bulls, 4 mos. old, $75 ea.
Buyer to pay/ registration. P.
L. Elkins, Alpharetta. Ph. 2281.

7 reg. Angus heifers starting
at $200; also 6 bred grade An-
gus Cows. John . Nicholson,

Rome, Rt. 6 C/O Hill Top
Farm. Ph. 28823. :
2 reg. polled White Face

bulls, 1 and 2 yrs. old, 9 reg.
heifers at side, some rebred.

Realis, Elberton.



HOGS FOR SALE



Hampshire Pigs, 9 wks. old,
purebred, with papers, from
Rt.

Fowler, Chamblee, - 2

Phone 47-2615.

Dark red Reg. Duroe males,

W. Welch,
McRae, Rt. 2. . ;

prices at my place. Spencer
Carter, Atlanta, Rt 4, Box
483. Am. 9237.

winners, $25 ea. Gordon Hop-
per, Rabun Gap.

OIC Gilts, 10 mos. old, reg.
buyers mame, -short nose, i
blocky, from prize winning

Dillard.

Purebred Berkshire Pigs,
ready June Ist., best of breed- |
ing, $15 ea. at fanmm. D. LL.
Bigger, Cleveland, Rt. 3. 2 mi.
No. Cleveland off Helen Ra.

OIC Pigs, farrowed Feb. 15,
short nose, blocky type, $25
ea; Also bred sows from
champ. bloodlines. Reg. buyer's,
name. J. H. Roquemore, Amer-
icus, RFD 2. Ph, 4543.

15 OIC and SPC Pigs, 8-10.
wks. old, male and female, to-
gether or
able. M. L. Adams,
Rt. 2 Box 318.

Big Bone Guinea boar, 2
yrs. old, guar. extra fine, -reg.,
$45; Gilt, farrow June 17th.,
full stock Guinea, not reg., $35.
At barn. Floyd Shook, Titus.

7 excellent Chester White
Pigs, purebred, 5-8 wks. old,
large for age, $10 ea at farm.
S. M. Cown, Temple, Rt .1.

Newnan,

Purebred Duroc boar deep
red, med. meaty typ, 12 mos,
old, $60 at my place. Wayne
Rose, DeSoto. Ph. Leslie 2172.
Duroc pigs, good bloodlines,
neg. buyers name. Reasonable.
Hubert Godwin, Lrwinville.

3 reg. Duroc gilts, 3 mos. old
May ist., around 100 Ibs., out
of Bettie George Ann (No.
9195) $30 ea.; 2 gilts, 1 yr. old,
on Oct. 10th. around 200 dbs.,
$65 ea. Emest P. Carter, Bax- |
ley.

Crossbred Boar, Herefond-.
$35; 12 purebred Duroc
12 whks. old, $10 ea. Ray

piss,



Z. J. Lee, Read Oak. CA-6396. lland, S

2 milk cows, 3-4 gal. -Giern-
sey and Jersey, freshgn within |

ght, Alma, |

Exceptionally fine purebred |
Guernsey bull, 3-1/2 yrs. old, |
jfrom . Reigeldale and Quail |-
Roost blood, $200; Young Pure-
| bred Holstein bull, 1 yr. old,|
| $100; Several fine bred Guern-|
gleton, Fort |

2 purebred Bandolier Angus
yr. old, $175;
old, mot reg.
| $140. I. C. Brown, Norcross, Rt.

Polled Hereford brood Cows, |
|calves by side, Heifers, 16-22
|mos. old, all good quality, good |
carrying |
good polled
Hereford -blood, all sired by

Polled Herefords: 7 heifers, |

cows, horn and polled with 3.

See any day 5-7 PM. Sincon,

jmilk goat,

choice bloodline, med. blocky.

type, wormed, treated, reg.
buyer's name, 5-1/2 mi. So.|
Hwy. 132: Charles

Pigs of different sizes and.

Hampshires, 10-12 wks. old,
reg. buyers name, from prize!

| James RB. Rosser, Red Oak, 2000.

separately. Reason- |

jold, $f0. A. B. Preston, Mon-
moe: . /

| HORSES AND MULES

FOR SALE

-



foal in September,

Wilner, College Park, Rt.
389. ae

Horse for sale or trade. J. H.
Cannon, College Park, Rt 2.

2 reg. Tenn. Walking brood
Mares, gentle, trained, $150 ea.;
|2 reg. Colts, 5 and 7 yrs., not
broken, $100 ea.; Reg. horse,
broken, 9 yrs. old, $125. Robert

Ciub Rd. Ph. 5336.

Good horse mule, 7-8 yrs. old,
work anywhere, $65 or trade
for cow or steer. C. J. Alford,
Tucker, 5860 Lawrenceville Rd.

Ph. Clarkston 3-6336.

Matched pair Strawberry
Roan, Tenn. Walking horses,

|}mino gelding, full white mane
and tail. Trellis S. Wells, Atlan-
ta, 2970 Lenox Rd, N. E. CH-
3528.

fos
Good mule, sound, works any-
where; also Jersey Milk Cow
with young Heifer Calf. L. H.
Quarterman, Flemington.

Pair Mare Mules, about 1000
lbs. 9 or 10 years old. D. G.
Wood, Adairsville. (After 6:30
Was Vt) 3 ,

4-1/2 yr. old, very gentle
saddle mare, bred to gainted
Shetland pony, $150. A. B.
Wiley, Carnesville. Rt 3.

6 yr. old, good horse, saddle
j;and bridle. $100: also fresh |
$10; 30 common
goats, reasonable. L. C. Sparks, |
Carnesville. Rt. 1.

y

Strawberry Roan Mare, 4 yrs.
old, nice quality, 1100 ibs., with
saddle, $125. Ray F. Almand, El-
lenwood, 4864 Stagecoach Rd.
Ph. Stockbridge 3713. .

Palomino Stallion, 4 yrs. old
silver color, can be registered. |
Sell or trade for top grade White
Face heifers. A. P. Hunt, Elber-.
ton, Box 721.

6 yr: old Sorrel gelding, 5
gaited ,very gentle, spirited,
$145. W. C. Howell, Austell, Rt.
4, Box 326, S. Gordon Rd. Ph.
7862.

5 yr. old 5 gaited saddle mare, |
saddle and bridle, reasonable. |

Roosevelt Hwy. Atl
CA-5144.

Good, sound work horse
Mule, 8 yrs. old, Wt. 1,000 Ibs. |
J. W. Byrom, Sharpsburg, Rt. |
1. :

anta. phone
Ud

Sev. Small Mexican Burros, |
3 jennets, heavy in foal, -pas-
ture exposed to small Shetland |
pony also 38 in. dappled stal-
lion and other Shetland ponies. |
J.-C. Burson, Hogansville, Rt. |
2 (or phone LaGrange 2-3673).

Black and white Shetland |
pony, very gentle, with new
saddle and bridle, $150. Fenris
Hendley, Columbus, 28 Engi-
neer Dr.

Ky. Raker male horse (very
gentle, easily handled), 4 yrs.

Young Palomino mare. very
gentle, bred to 5 gaited horse.
O. M. Moody, Waycross, Rt. 4,
Box 586. (Near Waresboro).



POULTRY FOR SALE



BANTAM:

Bantams: Old English Black
Breasted Red Game, Buff Brah-
ma, Modern Silver Duckwing,
Golden Sebright, RI Red, and
Old Eng. Silver -Duckwing
game, $5 pr. up. B. H. Holsom-
back, East Point, 302 . Har-
Tis St.

10 Game bantam hens, 3 roost-
ers, $8 Mrs. M. A: Trimble, De- |
catur, Austin Drive. De. 5143.

Purebred. S. C. Feathered-|
legged Buff Orp., bantams, hen
and rooster,.$6; i4 eggs, $3. Mrs.
V. M. Johnson, Shellman. j



parta, RFD 1.

Buckskin quarter saddle horse

4% yrs. old, about 850 Ibs. due
$175 my}
place, % mi. Hwy. 29. Maurice |
2, Box

| Taylor, LaGrange, 400 Country.

flax mane and tail, also Palo-.

|> 235 Keystone White Leghorn |

| ORPHINGTONS:

squabbens,

D $27, Exp. |
with white ear lobes; 1 yr. old|aiso the Eggs, ea. PP.
hen, rooster and 4 mog. pul- | i; Thomasville,



POULTRY FOR SALE






5 pr. e
kie bantams,

French Wille Fleur,. show
type bantams, $5 pr.; also mixed
bantams. H. A. Peacock, Alma,
0S Mth<SE ee et

j hite Crested Black Polish
jand Golden Sebright. bantams,
White Faced Black Spanish
Standards. Breeders, chicks, and
| eggs. J..F. Ginn, Atlanta, 451

| CORNISH, GAMES,
| GIANTS

| Dark Cornish hens, $2.50 ea:
3, $7; 6, $12. FOB. Mrs: J. #1
Stone, Adairsville, Rt. 2.

Pit Games, Old English Black |

$12. C. H. Baldwin, Atlanta,
9 Hightower Pl.

Cornish Rooster, dark color,
purebred, 1 yr. old, $2. Mrs.
Eldora George, Stone Moun-
| tain, Indian Creek Dr. Phone
47286. = / y

Pit Games: 1 Gray. Stag,
Claiborn-Gin Gray, $2.50. Exch.
for 1 rooster, 1 pullet, O. E.}
Black Breasted Red Bantams;
Also want 1 pure Jimmy John- |

| son R. H. Stag. Roy E. Dills,|mated, splash col.
Blairsville, Rt. 4, Box 112-A. |formers, $1.80 pr.. vou
: a $1.50 pr: few Hom

HAMBURGS:

13 Silver Streak and 6 Ham-
burg hens, 1 yr. old, good Jay-|
ers, $1.25 ea. my place. Mrs.
; Troy Staten, Dalton, Chats-|
worth Rd. Box 65. ;

LEGHORNS (WHITE,
BROWN, BUFF):

White Leghorn-Minorca cross
hens, laying, young, $1 ea. No
shipments. Fred E. Ferrell, Smy-_
rma, Rt. 3, Windy Hill Rd.

pullets, 12 wks. old, vaccinated
for New Castle Disease, fine
healthy stock, $225. Clyde Max-
well, Smyrna, Rt. 4. Ph. Mari-
etta 9-6983.

90 healthy AAAA Eng. White
Leghorn pullets, $1 ea. at 10
wks. old. Clarence Brown, Hel-
ena. f ,

'MINORCAS AND

Giant Black Minorca breed- |
ing (since 1925) stock, all ages
and prices. L. B. Williams, New |
nan.

/ 10 fine yellow Buff Orp,
hens, laying, $20 and young)
rooster free; 2 stags, $2 ea.
Will ship. Mrs. Marie Helland,
Dalton, Coogler Rd. Box 14.

SUSSEX AND BRAHMAS:;:

5 Speckled Sussex hens, 1*
rooster, $12; also Light Brah-
ma then and rooster, $5. all
purebred, 4-A grade, 1 yr. old |
and hens laying. You pay ship-
ping chgs. Mrs. A. M. Grier,
Alto, Rt. 1, Box 155.

PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS.
PIGEONS, QUAIL, DOVES.
ETC.:

\



9 pairs White King pigeons, |
mated, working, good stock, |
good squabbers, $3 pr. W. H.
Mapp, Athens, 130 Crestview
Circle. ro

All kinds pigeons, also ban-
tam hens, $1, ea. Come after; |
1 pair Pafowl 2 yrs. old,
ommy George Eatonton. |

3yr. old full plumage (breed-
ers) Silver Pheasants, hens
laying, $17 Pr.; About 75 good
mixed Pigeons, $1:25 pr. No
Jess. 4 pairs shipped; White
Crested Black Polish hens, lay-
ing: $150 ea; Also hatching
Eggs. Mrs. Helen Street, At--
lanta, Rt. 2. Ph. Ch. 1777.

Golden Pheasants, 54 hatch,
$10 pr. D. Kennedy, Quitman.

Few pairs Racing Homers,
2-1/2-3 mos. old; Few pairs
also large Birch |

lJ

di



Racers, $2 pr. Seamless banded. }.









Jet, $5. J. H. Barr, Lumpkin.

peer



. Bre

3, phone 643M2.

| Metropolitan, Pl, SE, Ph. AL/ Yor
0617. :

Breasted Reds, 2 hens, 1 cock, |_
head Mallards. qualit

Drakes, $2 ea. Star
Byromville. -

|voung/ $1.75 pr. W
Kite. ee,

Red. W. Lesho:
Brahma bantams. V
able. Inquiries ans.
Elbert Overton. Bow

ea., $45 C: eggs, 25c e
C: Chuker chicks, 75
40c ea. Availoble
mer. 5 :
217 Mt.- Vernon Dr. D

off and laying, $4
3 pr. shivped:
C. E. McKinney. At
Clairmont Rd. N.

ouail, $40 C: eges. $20
Brannen, Jt, States
|Savannah Ave ~

age begin training $
6, $8. Seamless bani
|ped Exp. Col. Sat.
Ff. Wiggins,
2: 4

ready to lay by Ist.
{$2 ea. at my home. }
|Callaway Warner
Peachtree Circle. P.

hens all laying

Roosters,
|Lockard Bell t
Pharr Rd., N. E. Cr. 4

|hens, $1.75 ea. f.o.b.
son, Palmetto.

grade, good size $1:
Exp. Col., or come
sell at once, Mrs.:R

hens, all la
Clifton, Millen, Rt.

85 pct. production, $2
not ship. Mrs. G. .
Soperton. Rt. 1".

TURKEYS, GUINEAS
DUCKS, GEESE, E

mot ship. Cary Murra
Shear, Rt. .

old, $8. Sara
Ground, Rt. 2,



urebred white Jap Sil-| > Ba
$2 pr. B. L. Lynn, }:
Waycross, 401 W. Hamilton St.]

























PRES
ley, Wrightsville,

17 pair Quail, 3Sil
ants, 4 prs. Chuk
Jaying, also some
Cannot ship. J. A




















Young Northern.
tridges. Domestiica












only, from birds
breed and
Ward. Mi











phone. El. 4539: Hot



etta 8-8631.















Birmingham Roll








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Silver pheasants.


























Bobwhite quail:
























































Cc. V. Purcel

Fine breeding qua

eg

Large ouantity .

' Sande

Young 4-A Red ;
and
Also 2 fine
1.) Che
At

2 eat

100 four mos. o]

15 N. Red pu e

ackson, East 3rd
25 high

loor.

175 N: H. Reds 8










40 grown geese, $1 0
i
Heavy Turkey Gobb!






E. L. Stowers, Tucker, Box 3 large ducks and
204. Pair es

_ 8 hens, laying, 1 cock "1 Sr
Trio Black R. C. bantams! neck





































































. $30 entire

eggs on
vot ship. Lester H.
Hous sabtbee 2)

and Brown Geese,
uit White Pekin Dicks,
ither for White
Geese or White Mus-
























ae hens
also 3 Mal-
PeMinss has Ls





























e hens, 1 yr. old, also



























| phone 374- aE

| tle,
| Cates, Atlanta, 223 State Cap-

or Saddle Pony. Harry Malcom,

| Monroe, Rt. 1.

D, UL wy |

_| Ferguson, Cave Spring, Rt. 1.

Dee large Emb- |

| Whorter, Franklin, Rt. 2.



male pig of reg. Beltsville No.
1 stock of top quality blood-
lines, 8-12 wks. old, at reason-
able price and with papers. Ad-
vise, will come see. B. B, Col-
lier, Perry, 1009 Duncan Ave.,

HORSES AND MULES:
Want good, med. size, 5 gait-

ed saddle horse. Must be gen-
nice looking. Frank M.

3632 Way-

Lo
gentle Filly

itol. WA. 3561,
nesboro.

or

Want an extra

Want a female Mexicast Bur-
ro, 3 yrs. old. Thomas . Wylly,
Tennille, Qaklodge Plan-
tation.

oO
70

Want aS gentle pony mare,
about 1% Shetland, with sad-
dle and bridle, safe and gentle,
wt. about 650-700 Ibs. George



FARM HELP WANTED



Want man single or married,

weekly salary basis. D. F. Mc-







VESTOCK WANTED |



~ Want 1 ed. tmrelated silt and |.

to look after chicken farm. Work |

FARM HELP WANTED

Want man for light farm
work, some carpenter exp. $15
week, room and board. J. G.
Davis, Doraville, 6243 Tilly

Mill Rd. phone 47-2976.

Want good white woman to
help with light farm work on
farm for room, board, salary.
Mrs. R, E. Ellington, Fairburn,
Ph, 5911,

Want reliable couple, white
or col. to live in good house
(elec., water, garden, etc) on
North Ga. farm; Man work as
earetaker; woman to do light
farm chores. Good salary for
both. Mrs. John Horne, Jr., Car-
ters.

Want white man to help with
sheep and general farming; Al-
so col. married couple for gen-
eral stock farming.. No
crops. Apply. G. M. Holtapp,
Newnan, Box 108. Ph. 1860.

Want someone to raise chick-
ens (7500 ecap., 3 houses) on
farm. Also drive truck and trac-
for. Apply at once. Located)
| North Ga. J. O. Lunsford, Talk- |
ing Rock, Rt. 1.

row"





POSITIONS WANTED

dren, experienced in farming,
poultry, dairy, etc, wants work
on farm, Have own electric car-
penter tools,
tools.

| Briggs, Atlanta, 742 Confeder-
ate Ave., SE, Di. 3232.

White woman, around 50,
wants job on chicken farm in
or near Hapeville, for reason-
able salary, room, board. Good
health. Mrs. Nellie B. Manly,
Forest Park, 408 Ballard Rd.

Want job on dairy farm. Well
experienced. Wife, 5 children.
Need 3-4-K house, lights, water.
Salary basis. Have to be moved.)
R. L. Bramilett, Tucker, Rt. 2.)
Ph. 43-6001.

}

Young white, married man, 4
children, wants job on dairy
farm with reliable people for
ireasonable salary and house
| with lights, water, etc., to live
| in. Weill exp. and ref. if re-
guird. Henry G. Weathers, At-



lanta, 674 Washington St. Sw.

Marrier, settled man, no chil-)

also other farm |
Must be moved. W. R.|

i



ye | POSITIONS WANTED
Man and Wie one child want
work om small farm for wages,
and small house, lights, water,
etc. Glynn Hollifield, Ellijay.

Man with family of five,

wants job operating dairy farm.
Can hendle 80-100 cows. Exper-
ienced with Surge and DeLa-
val Pipeline Parlor Type dairy-
ing. Letters ans. Wayne Small-
wood, Dexter, Rt. 1.

Single, white man wants job a

on general or Dairy farm, with
reliable people, for reasonable
salary, weekly or monthly, and
good place to live. Carl E. Har-
ris, Atlanta, 533 Central Ave.,
SW. ;

Sober 38 yr. old man, wife,
i2 boys, wants job im dairy. 3
iyrs. Exp. Clomer -McLendon,

| Griffin, Rt. B, C/o F. E. Mc- - ee

| Lendon:

49 yr. old woman (9 yr. old
son) wants job on farm, light
farm work, with good Christian |
people. Room, board and sal-
ary. Mrs. Kathryn Spurlock,
Colquitt. Rt. 5.





Cattle Prices Paid at Georgia Markets


















































































M. Pope, Boek breded: ; GRADE Thomaston. Atlante Athens Rome Atlarza Gainesville
190 B Want large family with ex-} 5-23 5-24 5-25 5-25 5-26 5-20
perienced tractor (and equip- . ;
ee : ment) operator. Gather tobacco, re Ro slieifers 21.00-23.25 =
pheasants: Reeves, peanuts corn on farm. If satis- ee 7.50 17.75 21.00 17.75-18.25 . z z
Manchurian (either | factory, will consider for 1956 | Com IEEDYoRe \ageanee leuud7to eborese Isoul7so iaseNest
ee OF 12) | also. G_ TE Carmnihers, Qustnary, | vaitiy 11.50-14.25 11.75-14.50 _12.25-14.00 '11.00-24.25 -11.50-14.50 -12.00-14.25
eee re oe Rt. 2. Cutters 10.00-11.25 10.00-12.00 10.00-11.50 10.60-11.50 16.00-12.00 = 36.00-11.00
Waycross, nee : Want white milk house man | CALVES : : ; ee BS
ss for dairy farm, 25-35 yrs. old.| Good & Choice 17.00-20.60 17.00-26.75 18.00-20.00 17.00-20.25 17.00-19.00 17.00-19.00
STOCK WANTED aodd lay: Ble a nee oe 11,25-16.75 19.50-16.75 -13.00-16.75 = 11.50-16.75 42.00-16.00 12.25-16.75
: urnished. I. L. cHlroy, De- 3 Good sie
rr eta Bs eas Bar page veces 15.00-21.00 15.50-20.25 -15.50-20.25 a 15.50-22.00
Bade wor calls only. De. 1521. i : ae
buy 15 young reg.| Want good farm hand, day ony 9.75-11.00 10.00-11.50 10.75-12.00 10.00-11.50 10.50-12.00 a
Angus Heifers, 6 mos. to| wases and crop next yr. if satis-|C. & . 6.50-10.60 7.75-10.25 7.50-10.75 7.50-10.50 8.00-10.75 7.00-10.00
and 1 young reg. Bull.| factory. Must be able to plow Li reba Ree =
S den A. Geilfuss, At- mule. House available. D. Dew- BULLS 5 ;
. Box 4779. (Ph. Ma.| cy T.\ Nabors, Atlanta, 490| Util. & Com. 10.50-12.25 | 11.50-14.50 11,75-15.00 17.50-13.75 12.00-14.60 -
1845). Beachtree St. NE. MA 2646. Cutters 9.50-11.00 10.00-11.50 10.00-11.50 10.00-11.25 10.00-11.50 10.00-11.00
aR ce __Want woulan, reliable, for scr ~ 9.00-16.50 9.25-17.50 9.75-17.75 9.00-18.50 10.00-17.25 9.50-14.25
He be ow oe fe Ton ee ae ee in| Calves 1150-1656 11.25-17.75 11.00-20.00 12.00-16.25 _11.50-18.00__+11.25-16.50
Cobb Co. Write. H. H.| wife and reasonable salary. Per- Seurce of Information pe
i Re. 5, oR aoe if Ser: Mrs. Federal - State Market News Service
| ine, aleska 50 Seventh Street, N. E.. Atlanta, Ga.
No. 1 No.2 No.3 No.4 Seminole E/S Auct., Donalsonville 18.22 18.09 17.70 16.89,
Hy No. 3, Thomsen 17.25 16.75 18.50 18.00 | Columbus S/Y Co., Columbus 18.50 17.80 .
ean a Joa Oe Auct., Cochran 19.15 19.00 18.40 E775
Re . - Jesup , Jesu 18.64 18.31 17.45 16.25
/Y, Stateshoro 18.01 17:60 17.10 16.10 | Carroll Co. L/S Sis., Carrollton 18.00 -~ 1600 15.5 15.75
hurst oe Mkt. Hazlehurst 17.82 17.10 16.20 15.30 D : 18.60 17.50 15.66 VG
ae Millen L/S Mk#., Millen 18.50 18.60 1.60 16.50
lin L/S Comm. Co., Dublin ede 182s Ts ee ee ee vo eee a
@ L/S Mkt., Nahunta 17.50 17.35 16.65 on E/ Si Sylvester ae IS Ss 2 WS
Co. S/Y, aiecig a 17.75 17.40 17.01 15.65 | Ga. Farm Pro. Sls. Corp., Thomaston 18.75 18.25 17.75 17.10 |
Ba IEIS Co. Douglas 1816 1762 1710 16.48 | Dodge Co. S/B, Eastman 19.05 19.00 19.25 19.10
SY lnc Pelhiam 17.78 17.60 17.19 17.00 Waycross L/S Mkt., Waycross 18.86 18.65 17.80: 15.70
dge S/Y Boinbri Se 18.1 4 17.90 17. 60 1 6.95 Chatham Co. S/Y, Savannah 18.56 18.30 17.30 ;
if sy. Statesboro 9 18.29 17.90 17.10 17.00 Japeway Craig Comm. Co., Dublin 19.30 18.95 18.70 18.30
18.32 3 : Swainsbore S/Y, Swainsboro 18.55 18.25 18.00 17.58
igfield S/Y, Springfield 18.25 17.60 17.00 May 24
r L/S Assn., Inc., Americus 18.09 17.68 16.80 18.15 Smith S/Y No. 3, Thomson 18.25 18.00 17.25
S/Y No. 1, Augusta 18.10 17.00 16.50 Troup Co. L/S Assn. Inc., LaGrange 18.30 17.75. 17.69 16.40
L/S Co., Valdosta 17.65 =: 17.30 17.30 16.00 | McRae S/Y, McRae - 18.50 18.85 18.00
/S Auer rece : Mee aa? ee 15.30 | Michell L/S Co. Camilla 1833.0 18:12 = 18:13'< Ie
id S/Y, Fitzgerald 18. AT65 7. Metter L/S Mkt., Metter 19.00 18.95 18.25
apna. Comm. Co., eames 18.060 17.55 16.55 15.70 | Tattnall S/Y, Glennville 18.91 18.40 18.05 17.00
5 Farmers L/S Auct. Co., Nashville 18.49 18.20 17.80 17.30
ee sv. ie 18.10 17.65 ~*17.05 16.15 | Farmers S/Y, Sylvania 18.30 17.75 17.60
ini "S/Y, Sylvania 18.30 18.00 17.00 ~ 16.25 Farmers S/Y, Arlington 18.25 18.13 17.20 V7.7
Ba roc. S/ Bartow 1920. 17.20 , 1705 | Peoples L/S Mit., Inc., Cuthbert 18.39 = 18.02, -17.66 16.05
ers and Morris Inc., Milan 1807 \T82 17-52. ~ 16.30 | Formers Co-Op L/S/Asst., Soperton 19.00 18.25. 18-15
bs Co. S/Y, Lyons 18.10 17.75 17.25 16.50 Appling Co. L/S Mkt., Baxley 19.05 19.07 17.55
idler L/S Mkf., Metter 18.25 17.61 17.00 May 25
River L/S Auct., Bainbridge 18.00 17.70 16.60 Seaboard S/Y, Colquitt 18.82 18.39 18.60 12.60
iasville _S/Y, Thomasville 18.55. 18.05 17.85 _ Wilkes Co. S/Y, Washington . 18.00 18.60 18.09 12.00
9 L/S Exch., Statesboro = 8:30 | 17:90 17.15 16.60 | Kite S/Y, Kite 19.50 18.00 2
n S/Y, Tifton z 18.95 18.00. Vidalia S/Y, Vidalia 19.23 18.50 E725. x i710
1 : Pulaski S/Y, Hawkinsville 19.70 19.00 12:75 17.50
agree Baie : : 5 -Coosa Valley Comm. Co., Rome 18.25 17.40 16.53 14.25
| L/S Comm. Co., Cartersville 18.60 1840 17.80 14.50 | een S/, Claxton 18.50 18.00 17.00
fon Co. Mkt. Assn
Pec 18.83 17.65 ~*'17.05 | Union S/Y, Albany 18.41 1835 17.60 17.00
1 ics. Deion 1860 17.10 16.00 15.00 | Moultrie L/S Co., Moultrie 18.55 18.35
ines se Parker S/Y, Statesboro ~ 12:50 18.26 TATT. 17.80
2 ane Me Turner Co. S/Y, Ashburn 18.75 18.81 TE.05
S/Y. Swainsboro 19.00 18.50 18.10 17.50 Ragsdale-McClure Comm. Co., Rome 18.00 17.90 17.20 14.1 0
ie a May 26
48.65 18.15 17.80 Bainbridge s/, Bainbridge 18.73 18.21 18.40 17.40











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SOCIAL SE

(Continued from page One)

you will find that the Governments det-
inition of retirement is rather liberal
for farmers.

-In other words, you can receive full
benefits after reaching 65 even if you
have a clear profit from farm work of as
much as $1200. Even if you clear between
$1200 and $2080, you get some benefits.

Remember that only income from

work is counted towards that $1200, Any
income you have from rents, investments,

interest, or dividends doe not incre
with social seeurity benefits.

ing:
NO INVESTIGATION :

income jis made by the social security
office when you apply. If you are eligible
for these payments they are made to you

security taxes towards these benefits.
-You will want iS eheck on your new



Once you are age 72, benefits are
paid no matter how er you are earn-

No investigation of your assets or
S and Waycross. _

as a matter of right. Its not charity, be- the benefits under the n

cause you will have paid your social








Macon, | Rome,

Farmers in- Coase

ity program are substantial
table. showing how beneiit
on annual peering



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MIXON MILLING CO., Cairo-Camilla, Ga.

AP) Fibre G


< > Ee
~(P) Protein G

16.0005
a 16.94
Min. Std. 8,00

nQ-

(P) Fibre & Fat

(P) Fibre
(P) Fibre

Meeoiosa & n@

(P) Fibre

1.00
a

35.00
35.63

aia

20.00
- 18.50
40.00
37.75
16.00
15.31

meee

Ie
(P) Fibre @ 8.00

So
36.00 4.00
37.63 4.09
45.00

4.00
44.13

129

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F

*

G stands for Manufacturer's Guarentes on
Best Maid Ground Corn Cob & Shucks G
_ F stands for Agriculture Departments finding. __ with 25% Molasses FE :
a MOFCO CORPORATION, Thomson Go"
j Protein Fat s_- Fibre : Paes :
ALAGA FEED COOPERATIVE, INC., Columbus, Go. Rone Canlrcines ee ee
Ground Ear Corn G 8.00 2.50 11.00
2 F 8.38 2.96 11.89 J. BD. PERKERSON'S SONS, Austell, Ga.
ALCO MILLING COMPANY, Atlanta, Ga. a pestle
Alco Best Ever Dairy Feed G 16.00 3.00 15.00
: Y F 20.31 3.08 15.58. THE PLANTERS COTTON OlL co., miata: Ga
: 9 lL.
ATHENS ROLLER MILLS, INC., Athens, Tenn. ones Ona core Mea :
"Arm" Mixed Feed = G 11.50 3.50 8.50 | PURITAN MILLS, Atlanta Ga.
F.10-63- 4.76. 7.12. ;
ATLAS FEED MILLS, INC., Atlanta, Ga, Mure Bers: Dalry, Need
Atlas No. 75 Brand, Emergency ' ; 'Crimped eats
Drought Feed G 16.00 2.50 12.50
ZF 15.81 3.99 11.09 Puritan 16% Milking Retion
Atlas No. 75 Brand, Emergency
Drought Feed G 16.00 2.50 12.50 CHARLES RAY, Sycaicre, Ga.
Fo 14.50 3.94 =- 11.88 Peanut Hay Ground
- AYCOCK GINS, INC., Carrollton, Ga.. RED DIAMOND FEED MILLS, Cordele, Ga
Four & One Cattle Feed G 14.00 3.50 9.50 Ground Cobs, Shucks & Molasses
pees eB 213.63 = 3.58 $861 ee se
BIRDSEY FLOUR & FEED MILLS, Macon, Ga. a
Birdsey's 20% Dairy Feed 6 2000. 3:00 1200, | SIC SN De ee
ee es : F 19.19 3.55 11.64
CANDLER MILLING COMPANY, Metter, Ga. 6
Snap Corn (P) Fibre G@ 8.06 2.50 11.00 ee umberonst
F731 2982 1935 P
CAROLINA MILLING COMPANY, Laurens, $. C. Scottish Brand Snap Corn
D-20 So. States 36% L/S Concentrate G 36.00 2.50 8.00 :
F 36.88 2.53 8.43 Scottish Brand Snap Corn
J. F. COKER & SON, Bowdon, Ga. ee
Ground Snap Corn G 8.00 2.50 11.00 Scottish Brand Snap Corn
EF: 7.38 2.64 11.00 a
COTTON PRODUCERS ASSN., Atlanta, Ga. SESSIONS OIL MILLS, Enterprise, Ala.
Corn Cob & Shuck with Molasses G 2.50 50 24.00 Sesco 35% Protein Peanut Meal & Peanut
Fo 3563 50 25.13 Skins (Solvent Extracted)
DIXIE GRAIN COMPANY, Shelbyville, Tenn. : SOUTHERN MILLING CO., Augusta, Ga.
Southern 16% Dairy Feed G 16.00 3.00 15.00 Duplex Cattle Range Cubes
F 18.13 2.18 16.02 : / eons
EUFAULA COTTON OIL CO., Eufaula, Ala. : 40 Hog Feed Supplement Cubes
36% Protein Cottonseed Meal G 36,00 5.00 14.00 tea tig ae
F 37.25 5.22 15.34 16% Dairy Feed (Drought Feed "B" -
SARPETH: MILLS Neshville + 60% Designated Grain)
: Nasnville, tenn, . ob
Peerless 16% Dairy Feed 16.00 (3.00-.,.15.00, | eu ee Moultrie oe ie
EF 17.19 3.01 16.08 ernie and Ground Snap Corn
HONEGGERS & CO., INC., Athens, Ga. : =
Big "H" All Mash Laying Ration G 17.00 4.00 5.00 SWIFT & COMPANY, Au
: , Augusta, Ga.
F 18.50 4.64 5.68 Swift's Cottonseed Meal - 36%
INGLEHEART BROTHERS, Evansville, Indiana Protein ~ Prime Quality
Wheat Gray Shorts with Ground Wheat G_ 16.00 4.00 6.00 TAYLOR OIL & PEANUT MILLS, Moultrie, Ga.
screenings F 14.50 4.01 4.16 45% Protein Peanut Feed
INTERSTATE MILLING COMPANY, Charlotte, N. C. dete
Pure Gray Shorts G 14.00 3.00 6.00 | THOMBLEY MILLING CO., Columbus, Ga.
ere) F 14.56 4.01 6.54 | Ground Big "T" Snapped Corn
KING MILLING COMPANY, Americus, Ga. = :
Ground Oats (P) Fibre G 11.00 3.00 12.00 VALDOSTA FEED MILLS, INC., Valdosta, Ga.
F 12.13 5.62 = 14.02 V.F.M. Corn Cob & Shuck Roughage G
KITTRELL GRAIN & FEED CO., Nashville, Tenn. and Molasses F
Volunteer 16% Dairy Feed G 16.00 2.50 15.00
Recls.o1 2.52 16.68 No. Samples Failed to Meet Guarantee _
LAVONIA ROLLER MILLS, Lavonia, Ga. I ee
Shucks, Cobs & Molasses (P) Fibre G@ 2.00 50 24.00 Neo. Samples fee.
EF. 2.8] .70 33.40

No. Samples Taken...